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PATRONIZED BY ROYALTY, THE NOBILITY, THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, ic.
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THE EXCELSIOR"
Patent SPRINGMAHRESS
Thirteen Prise Uedals and Blchteen OertUaatea of Xailt h*v» bean awaidad.
MATTBESS
on Polished
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Frame.
Trib Mattress forms a wonderfnlly elostio, oomfartabls and haaltb; bed, adaptlog Itaalf to the neombent torin, nolnlea
and simple, strong and durable in constmation, and though nvrar out of ctiet oan, it damaged, be eaaily repaired ; the
springs running lengthwise ensure complete iaolatlon ^ure two or more ooonpj a bed, the prlnoi)^a of conatmetion ^fftdaaUf
fmmting deptttsion in ihe centre. Only n thin Hair Uattreas li required with the " BZOBIiSIOB," the old-lkahloned thick
flock and straw paUiasses and feather bcxla being dlipenaed with, the coat of bedding la mnoh rsdnoed, the labour of bed-
making Is materially lightened, and cleanlineaa and purity are enmmd.
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THE "EXCELSIOR" INVALID CHAIR.
With adjustable leg support*
castors, anil side racket arrauge-
nieiit, enabling tlie sitter to adjust
the back of the Chair to any angle.
The leg rest when detached, form*
an admirable Bed-rest.
The" MATLOCK "IKYALID COUCH,
With Swivel arrangement, reducing
length from 6ft. 9in. to 4ft. Sin.
I In one length (not rvdnotble), CtL tin. long. An elejimt
and naefnl artlola of Fnmltnre, made In Mahogany, Oak,
PItdi-Phw, and Imitation Xbony.
WOOD'S PATENT SPRING LATHS FOR IRON BEDS,
Forming a spring bottom aiatly appUed to any bed Teqnlibig new latha.
The "EXCELSIOR" SHIPS' BERTHS on Wood or Inn Framat; mad» any tizo or ihape.
The New Patent Woveh Wire Mattress,
Frlie U edal awarded at tha Sanitary BshlUtioii, BubUa, Ootobar, 1884.
MATTBESS ^^tflBBB^^^^^^^^^^^n Uade any aim
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Pitoh-Pine
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Iron
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THIS Uattress is an entire novelty In Itl oonoepUon and arrangement, and nnqoeitlcaably embraoea adTantagca
poeseeeed by no other elastic web or woven wire mattraa. Ita leading peculiarity ii the unique combination of a woven
wire central portion with helical sprinfrs of great itnngth and rtflatM temper. The addition of enltable helical aprlnga
to a woven wire mattress removes the great objeotione made to this kind of matnesa, via., that two aleepen are liable
to be thrown or moved into the centre of the bed, and that the mattnaa depreeiaa or baoomea hollow from conatant nae.
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THB POST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1889 iSB.
THE PBOVmCB OF ONTARIO DIRECTORY, 1885 958.
OFFICIAL DIBBCTORT OF BELGIUM, 1884 958.
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KELLY'S DIRECTORY
LINCOLNSHIEE
WITH THE PORT OF
HULL
AND NEIGHBOUEHOOD
^VITH ls/LA.Jt> OF THE COTJJSTTY.
EDITED BY E. B. KELLY, Esq., M.A., F.S.S.
LONDON :
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY KELLY & CO.,
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PEEFACE.
Messes Kelly, in submitting to their Subscribers and the Public this
Edition of the Dirbctoby of Lhucolnshibe Tvith The Pobt of Hull, trust
that it may be found equal in accuracy to the previous Edition.
Every effort has been made to render it as perfect as possible ; lists of
Wapentakes and Poor Law Unions, and also the Polling places appointed
pursuant to the Ballot Act, 1872, have been included in thie Topography of
the County ; it is stated under each Parish in what Parliamentary Division
of the County, and the Wapentake, Union and County Court District it is
situated, as well as the Diocese, Archdeaconry and Eural Deanery; and the
College and University of every beneficed Clergyman have been given as far
as they can be ascertained. The population from last Census and the name.s
of the Parish Clerks are given under each Parish ; lists of Farm Bailiffs of
Gentlemen farming their own land have been added ; the Money Order and
Telegraph OiSices and Post Office Savings Banks and Government Annuity
and Insurance Offices are noticed ; a Map of the County, specially engraved,
is prefixed to the Work, with the lines of Eailways laid down and corrected
to date.
A sketch of the Geological features of the County, by Mr W. J. Harrison,
of the School Board, Birmingham, is added.
The Proprietors have to thank those Clergymen, and other Gentlemen,
who have given the work the benefit of their local knowledge, by correcting
the proofs submitted to them, and also the Clerks of the Peace, who have
supplied the lists of Magistrates and other information. i
•,* The letters S.O. and R.S.O. at the end of Addresses in various parts of the book arc
abbreviations adopted by Her Majesty's Post Office, to represent Sub-office and Railiray Sub-
office ; and if these Initial letters with the name of the Connty, are added to the address on any
letter in lien of the nsual name of Post Town, the delivery of such letters will be accelerated.
DiBECTOEr PUBUSHIXG OFFICE,
61, UBEAT Queen Stbsst, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
London, W.C.
January, 188&.
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INDEX TO KELLY'S
LmCOLNSHIRB DIRECTORY.
PACE PACK
Abbey Hilla, are Frlikney.. 399 Birrowby 'Ml
Abciton,<eeWlUonghby.. 7oe Biirthorp, tee Swlneahead.. 070
Aby 271|Buton-apoii-Hamber.... S»i
Acrld)(e— Ewt & West tee .Bantngluin 290
Barton-upon-Bumber . . 2H > Butingthotpe-«iiiii-Weitby297
Addletborpe 274 BaatoD 207
Alsby, Me CorrinKbam. ... M7 { Itamnbcr (or Bambargh).. . 206
AlsM,M<Haydor...; 471 Bayardi'Leap 296
AlatbxirpeCarBaatThorpe) 274|Beaoon HUl, «ee Uarab-
Al^gate, fee Button St Ed- I chapel 678
manda 872 1 Beacoathorpe, a<e Clee 3Se
AlfoTd , 274 ;Beatl— Great & Little .... 298
Alfrarkirk 278 Beanmont Fee, fee Lia-
AlgwUrk Fen, fee Holland : coin
Fen 481iBeekHlll.feeBarton-npon
Alkboroagh (or Aakboro'). 278 Uamber
Alllngton— East & Weat. . 279 Beokeringr, f ee fiolton ....
Althorpe 27»:Beeklngliam
AlrlDgbam..., 280 Beelaby 299
, 617
PAOE
Brackeuboroueb 333
Bradley : 333
Urakin, fee Beltoa (by
Galoaborongrh) 300
Brampton, fee Torksey . . . . 688
Brand End Flot or Brand
End— Little <ee Bwlnea-
bckd 670
Brandon, tee Houffh-ou-
the-HHl 491
Brandy Wbarf, fee Wad-
dlngliam 094
Bransby, see Storton 665
PlOB
Canwiek Common, seeUn-
coin 618
Caicby U}3
CartiolmeCommon^ee Liu- -
coin 518
Carhouses. see Belton (by
Gainsboro' 300
Carlby 354
Carlton— Great U Little.. 3ii
Carlton-le-Koorland iob
Carlton— North A Sonth.. 355
Carlton-Seroop 36S
Carr, see BIyton 300
Amberhlll,feeHoll8ndFen 481
Amootto 280
Anoaater 280
Anderby, 281
Anton's Gowt, see Lan-
grlTllle 009
Anwlek 281
Apley 282
Appleby
Beesby 299
Beesby, see Hawerby-cum-
Beesby 469
Belehford 299
Bolleau 299
Beltoft, tee Belton (by
Galntborongh) 300
Belton (by Galnsborongb). 300
Belton (near Grantham)... 301
Bennington. SOl
Bennington Orange, see
Long Bennington 302
Bennington— Long !I02
Benniworth am
Bicker 303
Blgby 303
Biningborough 304
BUllnghay 305
Bllsby 306
Blnbrooke 306
Blrthorpe, see Semprlng-
ham 619
BIscatborpe 307
BiabopBrldge,feeGlcnthnm 415
BIshopBrldge.aeeKlngerby SDl
Bishop Norton 307
Bisbopthorpe; see Whitton 70i
Bttehleld 308
Blackthorn Hill,see Coates-
by-Stow 302
Blankney 308
Bleasby, tee Legsby.; '. 515
Bloater Hill, fee North
WlUlngham 707
Bloxholm (or Bloxhara; . . 308
Blue Harbour, tee Somerby
(near Grantham) 832
Blyborongh 309
B)ythCloBe,teeGlentworth 41S
Blyton 3C9
Bolingbrok&-Ncw&01d.. 310
Bonby 311
Bonthorpe.tee WlUongliby 709
Aagmrby (near Sleaford) .. 282
Aagarby (near Spilaby). ... 283
Aahby 283
Ashby-eum-Fenby 283
Asbby-de-la-Lannde 283
Aahby-by-Partney 284
Aahby Pneronun 284
Aahby— West 284
Aalackby 286
Aaaendyke,feelIoulton... 684
Aaaeiby, tee Bllsby 306
Aaterby 285
Aatborpe, tee Wllloughby.. 709
Aewarby 286
Aswardby 286
Atterby, see Bishop Norton 307
Anbonm(orAubome)..... 286
Audleby, see Calttor 349
Aakborongh, see Alkboro' 278
Aunby, tee Holy well 483
AunsbT 286
Ansterby, see Bourn 381
Auatlndyke, seeHouIton.. 584
Anthorpe '.^86
Authorpe Bow, tee Hoga-
thorpe k Knmby . . .470 & 58C
Aylesby 287
Ayleabam, tee Elaham.... 386
Badgen Hill, tee Cabonrn 348
BagEnderby 380
BmI, tee Lincoln 617
Bailby, tee Blgaby 606
Bamburgh, see Banmber . . 298
Bardney 287
BardneyDairiea, tee Bard- BootbbyorBoothbyGrafl'oe 311
ney 287,Boothby, tee Weltou-in- „ .
Bargate, tee Gt. Grimsby.. 442 the-Harah 702 1 Butterwick
Bm'iolm 288 Boothby Pagnell 311 Buttcrwiok
Branston 334'Carr Dyke, tee Tbarlby
Brant Bronghton 334
Bratoft 335
Brattleby 335
Brmnneewell-wlth-Dansby 335
Bridge End, see Horbllng- 483
BriggorOlanfordBrigg.. 336
Brigg Foot, see Bronghton 341
BrJgsley 339
BrlnkblU 840
Broadgate,feeGedney.... 413
Broadgate, see Sutton St.
Edmunds 072
Broadgate, tee Sutton St.
James 673
Broadhnrst, see Great &
UttleHale 464
Broadwater, see Quarrlng-
ton 600
Brocklasby 340
Bromby, see Frodlngham .. 400
Brothertoft 340
Brongh - upon - Bain, tee
(near Bourn) 087
(Harrington 356
C;artergate,«<s6reat6rinu-
by 442
Castle, see Barrow -on-
Hnmber. 291
Castle Bytham 347
Castle Carlton .154
Castlegate, tee Grantham -121
Castle Hill, tee Hoosb^on-
the-Hill 40t
Castle Hllla,fee Falklngbm 300
Caatlethorpe, see Brongh-
ton 341
Cawkwell .156
Cawthorpe, see Bourn 329
Cawthorpe— Little 356
Caythorpe. 356
Central wingland, tee Sut-
ton Bridge 608
ChapAUeeHumby 586
Chapel Bridge, see Long
Bniffh-upon-Baln 343 Sutton. ..Tt. ?67»
Bronghton 341iChapelbridge,feeLntton.. 568
Btozholme 341
BDoknall 312
Bnlby,seelmham 406
Bullugton.see Goltho.... 415
BuU<sHead,t«Ulceby.... 692
Bully Hill, tee ivirmond'
Chaiielgate,seeGedney.... 413
Chapelgate,tee Sutton Ht.
James 073
(Hiapelgate, see Tydd St.
Mutt. 691
Chapel Hill 357
le-Mlre 504 Chapel Hill, see Here OOr.
Bunker's HiU, tee Thorn- Icheal, tee Goaberton 416
ton-le-Fon^. OSS CherryWilUngbam 707
Xarlcaton-le-WiUowa 288 Booths, tee Potter Uan-
Barkwith-Eaat& West... 28<J worth 509
UarWySbeaf, see Holland Boston 312
Fi'n 481 1 Boston- £ast,tee Flshtoft.. 393
Barlings 289 1 Boston— Kast, see Frith-
jiara Hill, fee Stamford .. . 054
liarnetby-le-Wold 290
Bametby— New, tee Bar-
netby-le-Wdld 290
BsrnoIdby-le-Bcek 290
Barrlngtongate, see Mol-
beach 479
Barrow Haven, tee Bar-
row-on-Humber 290
Batrow-on-H umber 290
TlUe
Botteatord 327
Bougbton,teeABgarby(near
Sleaford) 283
Boultham 328
Bourn 328
Braeeborough 332
Braceborough Spa 332
Bracebrldge 332
Braccby 333'Canwiek
Bnrgfa-npon-Bain 342
Bnrgb-in-the-Harah 342
Bumbam, tee Thornton
Curtia 684
Burnham— High & Low,
feeHaxey 470
Barrlngham 344
Uurtoft, see WIgtoft 706
Burton-by-Lincoln 344
Barton Coggles 344
Burton-Oato 4U
Burton-Fedwardlne 344
Burton-upon-Stather 345
Bnrwell 346
Bualingthorpe 846
Butter Bump, tee Wll-
loughby 709
■ • 346
Eaat& Weat. 347
Bytham— Lttllc 318
Cabourn 348
Cadeby, see Wyham 720
Caduey-cum-liowaham... 348
Cadwell,teeYathwell 678
Caenby 349
Calator 349
Calceby 352
Caleetborpe 352
Cammerlngham 352
Camp Field, tee Bitchileld. 3U8
Campney Lane, see Buck-
nail 342
Candlesby 353
363
Churcn End, tee Gedney . . 413
Cburchtown, tee Belton(by
Oalnaboro') 300
Clark'a HiU, see Gedney... 414
Clazby 358
Claxby Flnckaere 358 '
Claxby St. Andrew 358
Claypole :i68
Cla>-thorpe, tee Belleau.,.. SOD
Cleatham, seeManton 671
Ciee. 359
Clee— New tecGreatGrima-
by 4.1K
Cleetboipea, see Clee :ivj
CUiT.feeWelton-by- Lineohi 702
niixby .102
Cloven HUl, fee Someraby- 63:t
Coatea orCotca— Great.... 302
Coatca-bv-Siow 302
Coatea— Little 303
(3oek«ringMn— North, or
St. Mary 3<3
Cackorlngton— jouth, or
St. Leonard 30::
Cbckerlngtoii St. Mary, «<<e
North Ooekerington . . . . .liVi
CoM Hanworth 3(i'!
ColdBtead.<ee Stainton-by-
Langwortli 648
Coleby :h>4
0>leby, tee Burton • npon-
Siather 3tn
Collar— Old, tee Leijsby .. .'>1:'>
Collow. tee Legsby iili
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INDEX TO KELLY S LINCOLXSIIIBE DIBECTCEY.
PACK
Oolxlcrworth 364
'Conimiui .xide^ecCrowIe.. 373
CoDtiiif>bT 36S
-Coalabj. nn Weit Halton 4Aa
Contoholnic 386
Copplnir Sykv, «ee Lui-
IplvUlo Si»
Corby. • 3M
, Corrinicham— <3r«at&Llttle 3«7
Cotrhnnx* •.<«« Heotter CIS
CountfM Close, Me Alk-
bomii<;h 279
CoaaUiurptMeeCreeton... 360
-CoTenham^t-Banholomew 3W
CoTenharaSt. Marr. 348
Cow Hauk, «« Craft, 370
Cowblt sm
Oowbri(ifre.<eeBo(ton.... Xta
Cox's aUI, lee Galns-
borooeh 403
Cnlae Loimd,<re Hazey, , 47o
'Cnae End. see Freliton . . 39S
CnnweU 3a«
Cneton 389
CrewrBali, saSnrlleet . 687
'Croft »7tf
Croft Bank, IM Croft 370
Crotton,«ee Swarbf 674
Croaby. an VrodlnKham.. 400
' Cnaaes. tee Long Sutton. . 67<)
PAOB' PAQR PAGB
Eatt Ferry, >e< Owaton .. IHH,Falatow 40tiFa1Itoft Knd. <r« Freiaton 398
Ksst Firsby 393 Giiin>boroaj;h 4<>2 Haltbam-upon-Baln 4C(
Kurt (;raby,«e«I>owsby ... 382 GarnaKate.MeLatton .... S6S Halton— Eaat ft West .... 4ftS
East llaltoa 46S Gartborpe 412 llalton aoletrate 405
KaHt Holme, $ee Harsh'
rbanel 578
r.H«tKeaI 497
Eii«t Klnnard'a Ferry, »*e
Unrsion 591
Ka«t Klrkby 6
Oarwlek or Garriek, tee
HeeklDfnon ...;.. 472
Gate Burton : 412
Gaantlett, tee Btoker 303
Gantby 412
Gayton-le-Marsh 412
KaaCLonad. <e«Haxey .. 470 GaytoD-le-Wold'.... 413
Knstoft 384|Gedne]r 413
K.iBton, tee Stoke Boeb- GedneyDyko 413
ford 6«3 Gedney Hill 414
Gelt ton, <eeHoneh-on-the-
Hlll 491
Gibbet Hills, tee Swiues-
bead 676
Gipplea, see Syaton 077
Glpay Bridge, tee Tborn-
ton-Ie-Fcn
Kaat Kavendale tJ2
Kast Saltfleetby, (ee Salt-
fleetby 8t Clement 610
East Stoekwitb 662
Kast Tbeddlethorpe 881
Kaat Thorpe, see Alathorpe 274
Kast Torrlngton 689
KastTllIe 384
EaatWykeham 720
Bnudyke,«uQuadring.... 59U
Kdenbam 385l Bain .'.... 342
Rdllngton 38-)! GUnford Brinr 336
Elklngtoa— North * South 3<0 Glentham 415
Elaca Wood, see Thurlby Glentwortb 415
(nearBonm) 687 Gokeweli.seeBrou^iton.. 341
... .. Klaham !I8« Goltbo ; 415
Croatgate, see Ftnebbeck . . JS96 Klathotpe. see Edenliam.. . .18^ Gonerby— Great 416
<;roaantea,seeSwlneshcad 676 Elsy, see Humby 686 1 Gonerby HiUrouc 416
Gipsy Drove, see Langrl-
vlUe....
Glrsby, see Bnrgb-upon-
Bain.
609
Crowland (or Croyland) .. 370
Crowle 372
Croxby 374
Croztoo 374
Cuckoo Bridge, see Plneh'
beck 598
CulTerthorpe,see Haydor. . 471
/<'^umocrwortb 374
<;uxwold 375
Dalby 37.^
ilaldcrby 375
Dales, see BUlinehay and
Walcott 306
Dales, see Tattershall
Bcidp) 379
■ Dawamere, see Gedney.... 413
Deeping Common, see
Crowbuid 371
.Deeping— ICast,seeDeeping
St. James 375
Deeping Fen, see Cowbit . . 369
Deeping High Bank, see
Deeptag St. mebolaa ..376
Deeping St. James 375
Deeping St StehoUa 376
Deeping— West 377
Dembleby 377
Dentoa 377
-Derby, see Borton-upon
Slather S45
Derrytborpe, see Altborpe 279
I>ezt]icrae,«e<Ll>alby .... 375
Wg^ .r:.....'..... 378
Doddlngton 378
Doddlngton— Dry 379
Dogdyke 379
Donington 379
Donli^ton-ajpon-Bain .... 381
Donna Nook, see North
Somercotea 632
Dorrlntrtoa 381
DoTendalcseeTathwell.. 678
Dowdyke, see Snttorton .. 888
. Dow»by 382
Dowaby Decoy 382
Dovadale, see Wliaplode
DroTO 705
Drainage Marab, see Wig-
toft 706
Drayton, see Swtneahead.. 676
Driby 382
Drove,' seeQnadrlng 699
Drore End, see Gedney .. 413
Dry Do<ldingt<Hi 379
Donliam BrElge, see New-
ton-npon-Trent 588
Dnnbolms 382
Dunsby 382
Dnnsby St. Andrew, see
Braoneewell-wlth-Dans-
III ^
Eaderby-Havia'& Wood... i))'7 Gonerby— LitUo.see Grant-
Eoglne, see Crowland .....371 ham 423
Kpworth 3S7 & Hanthorpe r,7l
Eresby, see Spllsby 6(4,Oonerby—Ulddle .......... 416
Kakhaih,s«s Uarsbcbapel 578!Gosberton 416
Kredon 380;OouIceby(orOoalaby) .... 418
Bwerby 3Se;Gozhlll..., 418
BwerbyThorpe.see£wcrDy 1190 GoxbiU Haven 41ei
Faldlngworth .390 Graby— Kast. sei- Duwaby . :Ki
FalUngham 390 """ ■ ' "
FarforOi-wlth-UaldenwGll 391
Farlesttaorpe 3111
Far Newland, see Lincoln.. 624
Far Tborpe,seeWeBtA.shby 285
Fcnby, see Asbby>cum-
Fenby 283
Fengste seeHouItoiiChapot 586
Fengate, see Pinchbeck 6U7
Fen Honaea, see Swinea-
head 676
Fenslde, see Halton Hole
gate 465
Fi'n Side, see Little Steep-
Ing 661
Fencon .3iil
Fenton,seeKettlettaorpe.. 500
Fen— West 391
Ferrlby Sloloe, see South
Ferrlby , 392
Ferrlby— South 392
Fcrtlby Comer Plot 392
Ferry— Eaat, see Owston.. 60 1
Field Side, see Crowle 373
Flinngbam .392
Fire Beacon, see Fulatow.. 403
ft Karsbcbapel 678
Firsby
Flrsby— East ft West .... 39J
Flahmere End, see Sutter-
ton 868
Flshtoft 303
Fiskerton 394
Flawford Farm, see Staple-
ford 660
Fletland iiiliislMGrVattoni 434
Fllxborougb 395
Flottergate,seeOtGrimsby 442
Follringham-eam - Laugh-
ton 390
Fouaby, seeCaistor 349
Kordington, see Ulceby.... 602
Forty Foot Bank— North,
tee Holland Fen 481
Forty Foot Bridge, see
Swinoahead 676
Foadyke 395
Foadyke Fen, see Uoihittd
Fen 481
Foston 396
by .335 Fotherby ;i9i)|Haceby
Dnnitall, see CoRlnsham .367 Frampton 3U6'Uackthom
Dnnston 383
Djke, sec Bonm 329
Kaule 383
lia;:leHall 383
<Xa^le Woodbousc 383
. Jiatand. see Crowle 372
.£s»t Aerldge, tee Barton-
upon-Unmber 294
£a»(AlUngton 270
Kast Barkwlth 289
.Kast Boston, see FrlthvUle 3v»
Eoat Butterwiek 347
Kast Deeping, see Deeping
ft. .Tames 375
Freiaton (or Frieatou)
Graby— West,<ee Aalackby '.'85
Grainsby 419
Gralntborpe 410
Grange-de-Llnga, see Klae-
holme 606
Grantham 42u
Grantham Orange 420
Grasby 434
Grayingham 434
Great Beato 298
Great Carlton 354
Great Coates, or Cotes .... 382
Great Corrlngham ; 367
Great Knd, see Swlnesbedd 676
Greatlbrd 434
Great Gonerby 418
Great Grimsby 436
Great Hale 484
GreatHumby, see Somerby
(near Grantham) 832
Great Limber 516
Great Ponton or I'aunton... 598
Great South Holland, tee
Whaplode 705
Great Steeping 660
Great Sturton 068
Grebby, see Seremby 617
Greeian Stairs, see Liocola 517
Greenfleld, see Aby 274
Greenhlll, see BIyton 309
Greetham 435
Greetwell 4:<5
Grimblethorpe 435
Grimoldby 4-35
Grimsby— Great 436
Grimsby— Liltlo 460
Grimsthorpe, see Kdenbam 385
Guanockgate, see Suttou
St. Edmunds..... 072
Guhby (or Gunby St. Ni-
chofaa) 460
Gunby (or Gunby St. Peter) 4no
Gunbonae or Gunness .... 461
6nDthorpe,seeUwaton 693
Gntliram Cote, see Pinch-
beck 590
Guy's Head, tee Sutton
Bridge Mi
Habertoft, see WlUoughby 709
Habrougb (or Haborgb) .. 46.
Uacconby 462
"■ " 462
3'7{ Haddington, see Aubourn una
Frelston tjborc 398| Haddmgton, see South
"" ■ - ~ - Hykebam 494
iOi
French Drove Station, see
Gedney HiU 414
Frlestborpe 398
Frtcston, see Caythorpe .. 357
Friakney ZVi
Fritbbank, see Bibaey 6201 Halnton
Frithvillc 399 i Hate-Great ft Little
Frodlngham 4i0 Hallgarth, see Thlmblcby 682
Hagnaby .
Hai,'naby, see Hannah-
cum-Hagnaby
Hagworthingham
Hambleton.see Seredington 617
llameringluim 480
Hanb6ek;see Wiiafqrd.... 71(i
Hanby, seeXenton.. 516
Hangman's Comer, tee
Homcastle '. 485
Hannah (or Hannay) 466
Haniliorpe, see Morton
(nearSnlm) 583
Harden's Gap,seeSomer8by 033
Hardwiek, see Torkscy.. . . 688
Hareby 486
HargMe,'«es Fleet :. 394
Harlaxton 467
HarmstoB 487
Harpswell .; 467
Harrington 463
Harrowby, tee Grantham.. 420
Hurts Grounds, tee Chapel
Hill rr. .357
Haathorpe, see WlUoughby 709
Hatclillte 464
Hatton.... 468
Uaugh 409
Hangham 489
Haven Bank, see WUdmoor 700
Haverholme Priory 409
Hawerby-eom-Beesby .... 489
Uawtbon HUl, see Con-
Ingsby Sir,
Hawthorpe, seelrnhum... 490
Haxey 470
Haydor 471
Healing 472
Heapham...., 472
Heckdykc, gee Otvstou .... .'i-iS
Heckiii(rtim 472
Hedschou Itrid^'e, see Hol-
land Fen 481
HclffhlnKton 473
Helpringbam 474
HelBey, see Hogstliorpe ... 470
& Mumby 580
Hemlngfby 474
Htraswell 475
■ Kaat End, see Alford
6 2
Frodln^ham— New 400
Falbeck 4ul
Fulletby 401
Fnlnetby, see Rand 801
278 Falney,s<e Spalding .
015
Haligate, see Houlton — 685
Uallgate, see Sutton St.
Edmunds 67S
Hall HUls, see Boston .... 310
UalUngWn 464
HirmitDams, see Lea..., 512
Hiydour, see Uaydour .... 671
Hibaldstow 476
Hi;;li Burnham.sic Uaxey 470
Hiuhnrate, se« Scruliiijjton 617
Hi-li Ingleby, see Saxllby 612
Hi^'h Risby.sce Hoxby.... 608
HiL'h Toynton 893
Hilldykc, see Boston 314
Hill Dyke, see Sibscy...... 620
Ui.ftletStow, secWigtott.. 706
Hoi,'abok,see Willousliby.. 709
H<ij,'Krrato, seeMoulton.... 885
H(i:r..,thorpe 475
Hoibcach 470
HolbeachBank 476
Holbeacli Clougli 476
HolboachDrove 470
Hul beach Fen 477
Hi)i beach Hum 470
Holbeach Marsh 476
Holbeach St.John'H 470
Holbcck, see Ashby Pucro-
rum 284
Holdlngham,seeSleaford.. 025
Holland Fen 481
nolland— New 481
Holme, see Bottesford... . 327
Haime— East, see Harsh-
chapel 578
Holme Hill, see Great
Grimsby
Holmes Common, see Lin
coin
Holt Hill, see Swlneshead
Uolton (or Holton-wlth-
Beckerbg) 482
Holton-le-Clay 482
Holton-le-Hoor 482
Halydyke,see Barton-upon-
Hnmber 294
Holywell with Auuby 483
Holywell, see Somersby.... . 633
Uonlngwn 48.i
Horblfng 483
Horkatow. 484
Uorkatow Bridge 484
Homcastle 481
Horaegate, see Deeping St.
Jamea • 375
Horsington 490
Hongb-on-tbe-Hlll 49<)
Mougbam 491
Houghton, see Grantham.. 42:i
Howell 491
How8bam,see Cadney-oum-
Howabam 348
Hubbard's HlIlB.see Loath 55il
Hudd'a HUl, see Stamford 651
Hnmberstone 4<tt
L & H T
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518
670
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INDEX TO Kelly's lincolnshibe directory.
P.VOR
)IuUh)'~-Grett,K<Soin«rby
<nenr Grantham) 612
Hum&r— liittle^ceUapaler OJO
HuiidleHousea, <«e wlld-
moor 707
Bundleby 49x
Huudon, «e Cklstor U9
BnnKerton, te WyvUIe. ... 721
HnuefTowMr; 'Me Bolton- 316
Hnttoft 493
ButtoftBank 4»3
Bvkcham— North 4»3
Bjkehftm— Sooth 4M
' ImAiiliisham 494
Ingbun ....,..,'..'..'.' 4M
InSleby or Ingoldbr. *«
Sk'xttbr ....^■... on
iBRbidmeiia .,:::: 493
Ing'oldsby... ■.■.■.■.".'. 4ii5
la^a, teeBeh^timon 3jw
Ing(, (M Butterwlok 347
lata, *«e Frdaton 3'm
iDRkBrldge^aMt'rerstoa... :W8
InkerBonFen^tee Sattou St.
Edmunda... '...'.... 072
Irby.lipon-ntim'ber -' 4tJ
Irby-lD-tbc-Marab.. 4»e
Imham 4M
Itt Croaa, tee Sutton St.
James 673
Jallan Bower Cloie, «ee
Horncagtle 489
Kat«'a Bridge, 'j^ Tbnrlby
(near Bourn) 88;
Keadby ..::;. 496
Keal-Ooatet, lei Wc'a't Keal 4»7
Keal— EaatAWA't'.'. 497
Keddlngton 497
Keelby 496
Kelaby, $ee Lenton S16
PAon
Leake Fen si4
Ledce- New, ««e Kaatrille 384
Leaalngbam— Xortb and
SoutE S14
Ledentaam— Loiig,teeLcad'
enbam S13
I^egboume 5U
Legaby 6U
Lenton SU
Lererton 616
Limber— Great 516
Limber— LIulv, tee Brock.
leab/ 340
Llnoom S17
Linwood, aee Blankney
Linwood, IM Lynwode.... 569
Liaatntrton 552
LIttleBeata 298
Little Brand End, fee
Swlneahekd 67C
Little Bytham StS
Little Carlton 354
Little Ca\rtborpe 356
Little Coatea 363
Little Corrlntrbam 307
Little Gontrby, are Graut-
hara 423
& Hantborpc 571
Little Grimaby .,..•.■. 460
Little Hale 464
Little Uumby,ae«Kopslcy 6i(3
Little Limber, tee Brock-
lenby 840
Little London, tee Long
Sutton 670
Little London,>ee String-
borough 649
Little Ponton 598
Little Poatland, tee Crow-
land 371
Kalby. 498iLlttle South Holland, tee
Kelfield, aee Weat Butter- | Wbaplode 705
wick. 317 ' Little Sieeplnuf 660
Kalaey— North 4'Jii ' Llttleworth, i<e Deeping
Kelaey- South -tuul SL Nlcholaa 376
Kelatem .OOOtLlitlewortb, aeeGoxblll .. 418
Ketaby, aee South Ormaby.. 592 Lobthorpe, tee North
KettlebyAKettleby Tliorpe
aee BIgby 303
KettletCorpe-wlth-Fenton 600
Kezby, (ee Uptou-cam-
Kezby 693
Killlngholme— North and
South 600
Klngerbr SOI
Klng'a HIU CIaae,<ee Batd
ney 287
Kingthorpc, aee A.pley . . , . 282
Kinnard'a Ferry— Eaat,
aeeOwaton 694
Klrkby-on-Baln 501
Xlrkby— Eaat 602
KlrkbyGrcen 502
KIrkby-eum-Oagodby .... 502
Klrkby Laythorpe (or La
Thorpe) 503
Klrkby Underwood 503
Kirkatead 603
Elrmlngton 5M
Kirmond-le-UIre SM
Klrton 504
KlrtonEnd 504
Elrton Feu. aee Holland
Fen 481
Klrton Grceu, tee Kirton-
in-Llndaey,..: 506
Klrton Holme 504
Klrton -in- LIndaey 606
KirtonUere 504
Knaitb 607
Kymo-North and South.. 507
LacebT 508
Lade Bank, tee Leake .... 514
Lady Walh Beck, see
Aahby-by-Partney 284
Lamcroft,aee Kelstern.,.. 500
Lands Soutb of the With-
am, aee Langrivllle 609
Langham Bow, aee Momby 586
Lantirlck Ferry, aee Lang.
rlville 509
Langrivllle 609
Lan^oft 510
Langton-by-IIorncaatle .. 510
LauKton-by-Spilaby SU
Langton-by-Wragby .... 511
Langton St Andrew'a . . 61U
JLangton Woodhouae, aee
Langton-by-Wratrby .. 5U
Langworth, aee Barilnga.. 289
Langbterton, tee Kcttle-
thorpe 600
Laugbton 512
liaugbton, (near Falklng-
ham) 512
Larlngton. aee Lenton .... 515
Lea 512
Leadenham 513
I.cakc 51S
Witham 714
London— Little, aee Btall-
Ingboroogh 619
London— Little, aee lA>ug
Sutton 670
Londontborpe 652
Long Bennington 302
Long Hedgca, tee Fiahtoft 393
Long Ledrnham, tee Lead-
enham 513
Long Sutton 669
Lound, aeeWytham-on-the
HIU 721
Lound— East, aee Uaxey .. 470
Louth 553
Louth Park 655
Low Burnham, aee llaxey 470
Low Gate Sc Low Grounda,
aeeWrani^e 719
Low Ingleby, tee Saxllby 612
LowRlaby, a«eKoxby 608
LowToynton 690
Lower Port, tee Sutton
Bridge
LowBeld, fee Leadeubnm. . 513
Ludborough 566
Loddlngton 567
Ludlord Magna 567
LudfordParra 568
Ludney, aee Uraintliorpe . . 419
Lnaby 568
Lntton 66!j
Lnttongate, aee Lutton St,
Kdmunds 672
Lynwodc 669
Uablptborpe St. Unr>- .... 569
Mabletborpe St. Potcr 570
Maiden Houae, aee Leaden-
bnm 513
Maldenwell, aee Farforth.. 391
Maltby, tee Kaithby (near
Loutb) 600
Maltby-le-Uarah 570
Manby 570
Uanby, tee Bronghton 341
Uanthorpe 571
Uantborpe, aee Wytham-
on-the-HUl 721
Hanthorpe - cum - Little
Ganerby, aee Grantham. . 423
Uanton 671
Haawarlnga, tee Swlnea-
bead 675
Harebam-le-Fen 571
Harebam-on-the-Hill .... 572
Harkby 572
Market Deeping 672
MarlwtKaaen 571
Market Scalntou 577
Marlborough, aee Anboum 286
Marali, aee Surtleet 667
PXOE
Karaton 57S
Martin (near Uomeastle).. 579
Martin (near Sleaford) .... 579
Martin Dalea, aee Martin
(near Sleaford) 579
Hanon 679
Maria Bnderby 387
Hawthorpe,aeeW1UonghbT 709
Meer Booth,aee LangrlTlUe 509
Uellwood, ae« Owaton .... 593
Helton Roaa 580
Here, aw Waddlngton .... 095
Merton, are llartln (near
Sleaford) 579
Mesalngliam 580
Metheriiigliam 581
Sllddle tionerby, tee Great
Uonerby 410
Middle Marsh, aee Bargh
in-tbe-Marah 313
Middle Raaen ...'. 601
Middle Thorpe, tee West
AahbT 285
Miilrlili 582
Ulllbank, aee Fleet 395
Mill Oreeu,aer Pinchbeck.. 596
Mill Hill, tee Seotter 615
Mlilthorpe.areAalackby.. 283
Mlningaby 582
MinUng 58i
Money BrldgcaeePinchbcck 590
Munka Li^ya, aee Lincoln.. 51
Mouksiliorpc, tee Great
Steeping 660
Moorby 58;
Moorhouaea, aea Keveaby . . 604
Hoora, aee Skendlcby 621
Uoortown,are SoutbKelaey 499
Morton (near Bourn) 583
Murton-by-Gainaborongh SS3
Morton-by-Llnooln 581
Mosawoou, aea Belton (by
Gainaboro') 30)
Motberby Htll, aee Lincoln 537
Moulton 5S4
Moultou Cbapcl 581
Moulton UangatcaeeMoulto 584
Mount Pleasant, aee Frith-
ville 399
Muckton 685
Mumby 586
Mumby Chapel 5S6
Narenby 586
Neafold Hill, aee Scredlng-
ton 617
Netbergalo, aee Haxey .... 470
Nettleham 587
Nettletou 587
NettletonHUl 687
Newball, aee Statnton-by'
Langworth 648
New Bametby, aee Barnet
by-le-Wold 210
Newbigg, aee Haxey 470
New BoUngbroko 310
New Bridge Hill, tee Louth 557
New Bromley 400
New Clee, aee Gt. Gnmsby 438
New Frodlugham,aee Frod-
ingham 400
New G^naborough, tee
Gainsborough 403
New Holland i81
New Lcnke, aee Eaatville.. 384
Newport, aee Lincoln 523
Newaham, aee Uruckk-aby.. 310
Newabam Abbey .Uarahes,
lee Brockleaby 310
Newabam ll:>otb, aee
Brockleabr 310
New Sleaford, are Sleaford 625
New Somerby, tee Grant-
ham 123
Newstead, aee Caduey-
cum-Howaham 349
Newton-by-Toft 588
Newton-lc- Wold, aee Wold
Newton 715
Newton (near Fnlklngham) 588
Newton-upou- Trent 538
New Town, tee Gainsbo-
rough 401
New York, aee Wlldmoor. . "oii
Nocton 5^9
Normanby, aee Burton-
upon-Stather 315
Normanby-by-Spttal 5S9
Normanby - by - Stow, aee
Stow 661
Normanby-on-the- Wolds.. 590
Normanton 5U0
Northbeck, aee Sercdington 017
North Carlton .- 'MS
Northcoatea 690
North Coekerington 363
North Drove Station, aee
Pinchbeck 596
North Elklngton 386
Marahcbapel 677 1 North Fen, ace Bourn
33<>
PAOFT-
NortliflcMs.aeeStsmrnnl.. 651
North Forty Foot Bauk,
aee Holland Fen 481
North Hykeham 493
North Kelaey 498
Nortli KiUlnglioiine 600
North Kyme 807
NortbUnds, tee SIbsey .... HHO-
North Iieaslns-ham 611
Northolme, tee Walndeet
All Saints «9S
North Ornuby 692
Northorpe 591
Xorthorpe, aee Donington SSti
Nortiiorpe, aee Tlinrlby
(nearSonm) tSr
North Owcrsby StS
North Kaueeby Vtt
North Kcston 603
Nortti dearie 613
North Someraotes 632
NorO^Stoke, see Stoke
North Thnreaby 683
North Witllngham 70^
North Witham 711
Norton Disney 591
XunCothain,aceIlroeklesby 310 '
NunOrmsby 592
Obthorpe, aee Thurlby
(near Roqm] tf(l
Old Holinsbrokc, tee Bo-
liiigbmkv •. 310
01d(;oHa(r,»«eLcg»by .... 51 j
Old Sleaford, aee Sleaford 025
Orby 591
Orfbrd, aee Stahiton-Ie-
Vale 019
Orgarth HHl', aee Tathwoli 078
Ormaby— Xmth or Non ... 5a2
Ormaby— South 592
Oaboumby 692
Oaeby. aee Harder 471
Oagodby, aee Lenton 510
Otby, are Waleaby (HW
Outgate, are t.everton .... Sl(!
Owersby— North & South iKi
Owmby 693
Owmby, aee Senrby-enm-
Owmby 618
Owaton 593-
Owaton Ferry 593
Owaton Ferry (West), tee
Owaton 591
Ozeombe S9S
Panton...^. 695
Park, aee Haxey 47'>
Partney 595
Paunton— Great & Little,
aee Ponton 598
Peakblll. aee Cowblt 3C»
Pelhams Land, aee Hol-
htnd Fen 181
Penny HJII, aee HoHicaeh.. 4:ii
Pepper Qowt,»erl''rithvllle 4iiO
Peter's Pool, aee Dourn.... 328
Plckworth 595
Pliliam 596
PllhamCurr 696
Pinchbeck & Piuchbeok
West 696
Pode Bole, rre Pinchbeck SUn
Polnton, aee Semprlngham 019
Pointon Feu, tee sem-
prlngham 620
Ponton— Great ft Little ... 598
Port— Lower, aee Sutton
Bridge 008
Poatland & Postlaad—
Little, aee Orowland .... 371
Potter Banwori U 698
Qnadrlng 599
~uanrington 59'.)
!uarrinKton, srr .Sleaford 626
'uarry HIU, are Louth.... 654
Kaithby (near Louth) 600
Kaithby (near Spiisby) »»'
itakes Farm,8eeSwiiieahead 676
Ranby 600-
Itand 601
Rasen-Middle S: Weat .... 601
Raueeby— North ft South... 602
Kavendale KH$t 6)2
Kavendale— Wi"»t 603
Kaven8buk,ai-vAIoulton.. 584
Rareoabank, sec Sutton St.
James ■• 673
Baveuafleet,aee Eaat Stock-
wlth 663
Raventhorpcsee Appleby.. 282
Reaaby, aee Stainton-by-
Langworth' ;. 613
Redboume ...' 6J3
Redhlll,aee Biyton 300
Kedwell, tee Seawby-eum-
Stnrton 611
Reepham. 6U3
Reston— North 603
Ueatvn— ''ovth 601
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INDEX TO KELLY S LINCOLNSHIRE DIRECTORY,
Vll
PIGE
Reretby. OM
Rlby 005
RvboliJce Gosberton 4tn
liiftby 005
Rippins^iUo 81-^
Kiibr, <e« Roxby COh
Elsby. «er Walcaby fiVO
RLKi<atc,n;« Uoiberton.... lin
BiMKiite. <» Surfleet no7
RiieSolme GOG
RiTerhead^« Loath 5S8
RiTenidCMePinohbeok... &07
Ropaley (too
Rothwell 607
UooKbton 007
Konnd HUla. tee lof^ldiby iV5
Rowluidi Uanh^w Frith-
Tllle 400
Rowston 007
Eoxbr 808
Boxholme,(MNortb Leaa-
Inghun 514
Boxton, icelminingham.. 404
Boyaltj Kann, set Bwines-
head 070
Bnekland ■ 006
Kuddoeka, tee Corringham 307
Eiukfiigtoii 006
Rtc HITi,m< South Knilng-
nolme SOl
RylaDd.tee Welton-by- Lin-
coln 702
-St. Anne'aWell^ee Leaden-
ham 613
St. Catheilne'B, tee Whap-
lod« - 704
St. Chriatopher's Well, te*
Denton 378
Saleby 009
Salmonby 008
Salter'a Tord, <ee Grant-
ham 420
-Saltfleet (or Saltflcet
HaTen),<a!Skldbrook... 624
SaltOcccby All Saints 00»
Saltflcetby— Eaat, tee Salt
leetby ^t. Clement 610
Saltfleei by St. Clement: .. nio
'SaltitectbySt-Feter'a 610
Saltfleetby— Wett, tee Salt-
fleetby St. Petor'a 610
Saltwcll. tee AlUagton—
Kant * Weat 270
Sandfield, tee Willoufrliby 700
Sandholme, tee Frampton 31)7
Saada, tee Seotter Hi
Sandioft. tee Belton (by
Galnaboni') 300
Sapperton 611
Saracen '• Head, we Whap-
lode jm
Saaathorpe nil
SawelilTe, «ee Bosby floe
Saxby CU
Saxl^ All Sainta oil
Saxllby ^ Ofi
Seambieaby 612
Seamptoo 012
Searle— Korth 61:)
Seaitho A[:<
Seswby Brook, ace Seatrby. 014
Seawby-com-Storton 014
Seepwiek 014
SeothemiprSeottaome) (IM
Seotland, aee Ingoldaby .. 49S
Beott-WUloivbby 7uu
Seotter Ol.i
Seotterthorpe, aee Seotter 015
Seottlethorpe,«ee Edenham 38^
Seottoo 010
SeraSeld Oio
Scrcdlngton 61A
Scremby 617
SerlTeiaby 017
Semb Hill, tee Wildmoor Ton
Seaolharpe 017
Scapholme, aee South
Somareotei 0.3)
8<* Bank, tee Bennington .3(r^
Sea Bank, tee VTyberton.. . 720
Seadyke. tee Klrton s:i4
Sea Knd. aee Bennington .. 3iKt
Seagate, aee Long Snttou 671
Eearby-eum-Owmby 618
Seaavod, or Seaend, lee
Monlton .'■84
Sea* Kntl. <ee Snrfleet 000
Sedgbruuk 618
Semprlniiham -enm-Folnt-
on fc Uirthorpe 619
Sempriogbam Fen 61v
bhephavauiw, fee Wliap-
looe Drore 7<^S
SbafT Feu, a<« Beaton ain
Mbaey 620
.SIIk-\nilowby (or Sllkby-
rom-VVIIIoiqrhbT) 700
Simon Weir, ae< Einon .. 60 ii
■ SixHUla Oil.
PAOK
Skegneaa 621
SkeMykcaee Klrton S'i4
Skelllngthorpe 623
Skendleby 624
Skldbrook (or Skidbrookt-} (124
SkllUngton 626
Sklnnand 02o
Sklrbeek A Sklrbeck
Quarter, tee Boaton — 315
Slackholmc,aeeUogathorpe 476
Sleaford 625
Slippery Govt Marah, aee
BMton 315
Sloothby, <ee Willoughby Too
Snakeholme, tee Bardney 287
Snarford 630
Snelland 031
Snltterby 631
Somerby (near Brlgi) — fl:!l
Somerby (near Grantham) (>31
Somerby, aee Corrlnghnni 307
Somerby— New, see Grant-
ham 423
Somcrcotes^North 63:
Somercotea — South CM
Someraby 0^13
Sotby 634
Sootn Bar, aee Lincoln 524
South Bridge, tee Alford . . 270
South Carlton 355
South Cliffe, aee Brace-
bridge 333
South Cookerlngton .363
South Common, aeeLlneoln 51S
South Klklngton 380
Snuthey Bank, aee Sutton
St.£dmnndB 672
South Fen, aee Bourn 33 1
South Fcmby 3'J2
South Holland-Great tc
Little, aee Whaplode 705
South Uykeham 4<.H
South Keliey 4'Ji
South KlUingholme sno
Sonth Kyme 50;
.South Leaaingham 514
South Ormaby-cum-Kcts-
by .V.I2
Southorpe nil
South Oweraby .'i'.'3
South Ksnoeby li i2
South Reston GUI
Southrey (or South-Row),
aee Bardney 28^
South Somercotea 033
South Stoke, aee Stoku
Roekford 003
South Thoreaby 08.1
South Wlllingham 7ut*
Sonth Witham (or Wytn-
am) 714
Spalding fl.14
Spanby 613
Speliov Hills, aeeLangton-
by-Spllsby Sll
Spilsbr 613
S|<ittal (or Spittal-lu-tlie-
Street) Gi:
Splttlegate (or Spitlal-
Gate), aeejGnntham .... 420
Sprldllngton 017
^pringthorpe oir
.Slain, aee Withem 715
Stalnby Ms
Staintleld MH
Slainfleld, see Uaccomby 4UJ
stninaby, tee Ashby I'ue-
rorum ■ 2S-I
Stalnton-by-Langworth . . oi&
Stainton-le-V^ale (or Staln-
ton-le-Hole) 019
SulUngborough M'J
Stamford 61U
Stamford Baron !*•.> i
Siamp End, aee Lincoln . . 541
Stapleford oni
Steeping— Great & Little.. UiiO
Steufield, aee Uaccuinhy .. 4U.'
Strnlgot^or Sunnigoc) .. OUl
Stewton 6A1
Stickford 001
Sticknoy fl<il
Stlxwould 002
Stockwi'h— East 6iii
Stoke — North k South, aee
Stoke Rochford 003
Stoke Bochford C(U
■storton, tee Scawby nu
.Stow 001
Slow Gate, tee Deeping St.
Nicholas^ 370
IStow Park, tee Stow n >4 1
Stowe 001
Stowe,aee Threekiugham.. asc.\
>tragglethorpe <4ll
stroxton n.ii
Strubby fiWij
Strugg'aHlll,aeeSuttertou 0 8|
Stubion G0.'>|
PAQEI PAOH
Stuigato, aee Springthorpe 6J3 Toynton— High & Low.... 090
Sturton 665 I Toynton St. Pctiir 600
Sturton, aee Scorby-cmn- iTrlnnsular Bridge, aee
Sturton... 614 Cmwiand 371
Sturton (Great or Magna).. 66>t,Trusthorpe 690
Sttdbrook,aee Aucaster 2^1 Tumbv 691
Sudbtmke OOn 'luphdliue 691
Sorfleet 6fii;;Turnpike, sec Jloulton .... 685
Su8Worth,see Seotter 61 '> TwlL'maor, six Mnnton ... 671
Sntterby 667 Twytord, see Col»terworth 364
Sutterton 6*17 Tvdd (Jote (or Gowt), aee
Sutterton Fen, tee Holland T ydd St. Marj- 691
Fen 4^1 Tydd St. Mary 691
Sutterton Harsh tt^ I ffmuton 692
Sutton, aee Beckingham .. 21i'.> UIBuKton Fen 602
Sutton Bridge 6Cs Ulceby 602
Sutton Gowis, aee Lutton_ 50,S;Ulceby Skitter, see Ulceby
Sutton— Long (or Sutton I Village 693
St. Mary) 6f,iiriceby Villasrc 693
Sntton-ln.tlic-.Marsh 6<3 Upptrthorpe. sec Haxey .. 470
Sutton St. Kdinunds flJjIUpton-cum-Kexby 091
Sutton St. Jiitnea OM L'saclby 694
Sutton St. NlchoUs, aee rttcrljy OOi
Lutton bis Vitliiriu Str.-et, lee Great
Swaby C7» Grimsby 43'i
Swallow 0/3
Swallow Beck, aeeSkelliog-
thorpe 623
Swarby 074
Swaton 074
Swayfleld(orSwafield).... 674
Swiuderby 075
Swinegate, aee Grantham .. 421
Swine Green, aeeLlneoln.. 527
Swineshcad 675
Swlnethorpe 676
Swinhope 677
SwiBstead 677
Swinthorpe, see Snelland... 631
Syston 077
Talllngtou 6;s
'ranrats,aee Uetherlngham 5NI
Tathwell 078
Tattershall.; 078
Tattershall Bridge, aee
Dogdrko 379
Tattershall Thorpe 079
Tealbr 07V
Temple Belwood.<ee Belton
(by Gainsborough) 3nn
TempleBruer(on the Heath) fl>Uj Woshway, aee Algarkirk
Temple High Grange 6Sul Washway, see Holbeach
Ville— West, sec Frithvllle 399
Vinegar Hill, aee Barton-
upon-Humber 205
Waddlngham 694
Waddlngton 69S
Waddlngworth 695
WalnOeecAllSalnu 690
Walnfleet Bank, aee Waln-
flect AllSainU 696
Walnfleet St. Mary 607
Walnfleet St Thomas, aee
Nortbolme 696
Walthe (or Waith) i. 698
Wslcot 696
Walcott, aee Alkborough.. 27V
Walcott, aee BillinEhay ... 305
Walcott Fen,aee Hilllnghay 306
Walesby 698
Wolkeritb, aee East Stoek-
with tea
Walmagote 090
Waltham 699
Walton, aee Grantham 42S
Warden Hill, aee Somersby 633
Washlngborongh 700
••• ■ 278
479
Teifoid i«.i Washway, aee Whaplode .. 70S
letney 681 ' Weelsby, aee Clee 38u
TetneyLock dull A Great Grimsby 438
i'evilby, see Tealby G7u Welboume 700
t'liralby, aee Burton-upon- 'Welby 701
Slather 345; Well 701
Tlieddletborpe— East (or Well Head, aee Bonm 328
TbeddletborpeSt.Ueleu'a)A81 ' Wellingore 701
Tlieddlethurpc— West (or I Welsdale Bottom, see Do-
TheddledliorpeAllSaiuts 082; nIagton-upon-Balu 381
Thlmbleby ftsiUVelton-by-Llncoln 702
Tbonock,are Gainsborough 402UVclton-ln-the-Uanh 702
Thorc9byBrldge,aee Nortb- Wellon-le-Wold 70S
coates 690 Welton Lane, aee Orby 501
Thorcsby-North fc South . 0<3l Wenghale.aeeSouthKelsey 409
Tlioresthorpe, aee Saleby .. Ojv [ West Acridge, aee Barton-
Thoresway 0^ upou-Uumber 29t
Thorganby Oil! Weat AUington 279
Tbornholme, aee Appleby.. 2S-.: ' West Ashby 284
I'horuton 681 West Barkwith 289
Thornton Cnrtla 684 Weatborough 703
Tlioruton-)e-Fen 085 West Boston, aee Boston . . 316
Tliornton-le-Hoor 685 West Butterwick 347
riiorpe, aee Truscborpe OUU < Westby, seeBassingtliorpe-
Tliorpe— Ea8t,aee Alsthorpc 274 cum-Westby 297
Thorpe— Far & Middle, aee West Common, tee Lincoln 518
West Ashby 285 1 Westcroft, aee Alkborough 279
Thorpe Latimer, aee Help- vVcst Deeping 377
rlngham 474i West End, aee Bennington 302
Thorpe-on-the-Hill 68.'i West End, aeeHanhchnpel 578
Thorpe St. PeUr 65(1, West Fen 391
Thorpe Tiliiey,aee Timber- ^WeatFirsby 303
land 68S Westgate, see Beltou (by
TiiiiriMi-Weat (or Thorpe- | Gainsboro") 300
iu-.tlie-FallowB) e»i6 1 West Graby, aee Aslaokby 285
Tlireekingham 6»<G West Halton 405
Tiirunscoe, aee Clee , 36ii vv'csthorpe, aee Gosberion4l6
Thurlby (near Bourn) 687 West Keal 497
Tliurlby (near Newark )... 067 i Westlsbv.aee Wlekenby... 706
Thurlby, aee Bllsby 3'.<G
Thurlby, aee Lea 613
I'ill Bridge, see Scompton.. 0i3
Tiinberlaud 0^7
TImberland Dales 638
I'ott-by-Ncwton 088
Toft, aee Walnfleet at. Mary 697
Tort, aee Wytham-ou-the-
Hill /. 721
Tofts, aee Wrangle 719
I'ungue End, aee Deeping
St. Nicholas 37-
Wcst Marsh, see Great
Grimsby «38
Weston (or Weston St.
Mary) 70S
Weston Hills, aee Weston 703
West PlDChbeok, aee Pinch-
beck 606
Weat Rasen 001
West Ravendale 603
West Saltfleetby, aee Salt-
fleotby St. Peter's 610
West Street, aee Swaton .. 674
Toot lilll, aee Tothlll «^!ll West Tlieddletborpe 682
Torkscy C'^-* West Thorpe 0"6
Turriuiiton- East & West OMi West Torn ugton GSO
l-othill Csu We»t Vilio. see Frithvllle.. 399
TownEod,seeKirk-iead.. 5iM \V"»t Wil'oughby, »ee Ai—
ruyntonAllSuiuis G,-.i c.Kicr 2'il
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INDEX TO KELLY 8 LINCOLNSHIKE DIRECTORY.
PJkGE
Westwood Side, tee lUxtj 170
Wbaplode 7W
WhaplodeBHnk...'. 701
Whsplode Drove 70S
WkutoD, <ee BIyton 30V
Wlll>b7, tee Doddlngton .. 370
Whltepft, «ee Siir«by ...... 673
Whltton 705
frickeaby 70S
WIgtoft , ;o«
WlIomooT 706
Wlldsirorth, tee Laughton 61:f
Wllksby 707
Wllllng&am — Cberry &
North 707
Wlllingham-South 70ji
WllUn({ham-by-Stow 708
Wllloughby 708
WIlloughbyHlllB.aee Bol-
ton 323
PAQB
Willopgbby— Weit^weAn-
caster 281
WiUougbton 7U9
Wiliford 710
Wilsthorpe 710
Wlnoeby 711
WInKball.seeBontbKeUey «W
Wlnteringbam 711
Wlnterton 711
Wlnterton ClU 712
Wintborpe 7U
Wlsplngton 7H
VUttaam Bank, tee Timber-
land 688
Wltham— Korth & Soatli... 714
Wlthcall 711
Wlthem 715
Wivelsford 710
Wold Newton 715
Wood Corner^eeKlrkstcad SUl ,
PiOK
WoodKtiderby .•»?
Woodhafl 716
Woodliall Spa, «ee Langton
at. Andrews 510
Woodbouae, tee Belton (by
UalDaboro*) 300
Woo<81de, McTumby.... 091
Waodtborpe,(e«Strubby.. 66.t
Woolatborpc 710
Woolathotpe, tee Colater-
wortb 3M
Wootton 710
Worlaby (near Brigg) .... 717
Worlaby(near Louth)..... 717
Wormgate, tee Boston.... 321
Wormwood Hill, tee Klr-
ton-ln-LUdaey 606
Wragby 717
Wragtaolme, <ee Gratn-
tboipe 419
PlOB
Wrangle 718
Wmrby 71»'
Wroot 71»
Wyberton 720
Wyche, fj Wllloughby.. 70»
Wyham 720 •
Wykeham, tee Spalding.. 6S5
Wykebam— East 720
Wytbam,*ee WUliani .... 714
Wytbam-on-tbe-Hlll .... 720
WyvlUe 721
Yaddletborpe,' sk Uuitcs-
ford 327
Yarborough (or yorourjjh) 721
Yarborongh Csiiip. tee
Croxton 374-
Yawtbon>e,seeOorrliip:iiHm 367
York— Mew,(ra WIMai.Hir. 70&'
Youaters,«e West liuitrr-
wlck 847-
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LIST OF THE
PfimCIPAL SEATS m LINCOLNSHIRE,
With Reference to the Plaoei under which they will be foand in this Volnme.
PAQK
Abbey Fark bonae, John Dm, esq. tat Loath Park US
Alcantek hall. Bar. Jobn Berldge Sparrov b.a^ j.p. ««e
AlgaiUrk Tr...... 278
AlUnston ball, Ja. Sarle Welbr <nq. j.r. Me We. AUIngton 27«
Aaeaater hall, £dmaiut Jamea Lucao-Calermft eaq. j.p.
sMAmaaatcr 281
Applaby hall, Bowland Winn esq. M.P., ila., dx., J.P. ««
Appleby 282
Aahoy hall. Captain Kevlll Henry Reeve j.p. ms Aahby-
de-U'Iiaande 281
Aavarby hall. Sir Thoi. Wbieboote bart. D.i.. <m Aswarby 286
Ayaeoffa hall, Charlei Foater Bonner esq. tea Spalding. ... 63$
Berrow hall, Georse Charlea Uppleby eaq. U.A.., D.I,., j.p.
aee Barrow-an-Hamber 281
Bayona manor. Admiral Sdwin Clayton Tennyaon-d'Eyn-
eootOB-aeaTealby 67>
Ballon hooae, Karl Brownlow (lord lieatenantX te Belton- 301
Biabrooke hall, Klaa Wright, Me Blnbrooke 306
Blrkh<dBM,Bd. SeptimoaW'llkhuoneiq.D.i.., j.p. Me Corby 380
Blankiwiy halL Hy. Chaplin eaq. il.P., d.l., j.p. tee Blankney 308
Blozlwlm hall, Hlas Conatanee NIibet-Hamilton, tee
Bloxholm 308
Blyboroneh hall, Geo. Ang. Lnard eaq. j.p. eee Blyboronsh 809
Boothby hall, Ber. Elehd. Qea Walla M. A., j.p. teeBoothby 7«2
Boothby hall, Charlea Kdward Marfleet eaq. j« Boolhby-
Graflbe .VVf 311
Boothby hall, Capt. Cecil Thorold j.p. fee Boothby Fagnell 311
Bottaanrd Manor houae, Edward Peaoook esq. F.aji., j.p.
KaBotteaford 328
Boaltham ball, Mi^or Blehard George £lllaon D.i», J.p.
aee Boaltham 328
Bnuton hall, Alexandar Bamnel Lealle-HelTUle eaq. j.p.
aeeBianaton 33*
Brattleby hall, Bamnel William Wright eaq. D.L., J.p. tee
BratOeby 836
Brigg Manor hooae, Valentine Dadley Benry Cary-Klwea
eaq. F J^., VJl.H.a., d.l., j.p. aee Brlgg 338
Broekleaby hall, £arl of Yarborongh D.i,.,J.p.<eeBrocklesby 340
Brothcrtoft ball, Frederick Ciirtolte«i.MeBrathertoft .. 3il
Baekmlnater hall, Major Albert De Burton o.i.., J.p. tee
> BUUngfooroogh SOI
Balby hoou, Lrord Aveland d J... j.p. tee Bolby 406
BBTghley taooae. The Moat Hon. the Marqaesa of Kxeter p.o.,
H.A^ D-u, J p. Me Stamford 652
Dartoa hall, Llent.-CoL George Morland Hattun j.f. eee
QatoBnrton 412
Boiton hall. Lord Monaon P.O., DX., J.p.«M Borton-by-
LineolB 314
Cadwell ball, Samoel Allenby eaq. J.p.aee Cadwell 678
Candleaby hall, John Hodaon eaq. tee Candlcaby 3i3
Canwiek hall, Conlngaby Charlea Stbthorp eaq. ila., j.p.,
ox. aee Canwlek 333
Cariton : lodge. Bar. Canon I'rederle Fretyman BJ>., J.p. aee
enatCaiTtffli : 354
Carltoa-Saroop hall, William Grlnfleld Lely eaq. B.A., j.p.
aeaCailtanSeroop 395
Caaewiekhall,Lor<lKeateTen J.p. eeeUfflngton 6>2
Caytboipe hall, Hon. ETclynComwalllaAnderaon Pelham
DX., J.P. eaq. Caythorpe 357
Cieatham hall, Matthew Maw eaq. j.p. eee Cleatham 571
Coleby hall. Major Arthur Cecil Tempeit j.p. aee Goleby . . 364
Oreaay hall, laaao Muxlow eaq. •« Gosberton 417
ColTartborpe ball, Bobert Undley eaq. tee Culverthorpe . . 471
Cazwold balL John Sowerby eaq. fM Coxwold 375
Dalby ball. Ma), John WIlby Preaton u^, j.p. tee Dalby. . 375
Oeepuig Waterton hall, Edmund Waterton eaq. j.p., d.l.,
F.8.A. we Deeping St. James 375'
Denton manor. iSIr William Earle Welby-Gregory bart.
DX., J.F.aeeDenton 378
D'Kf neonrt hall, Samuel Smecton esq. >ee KIrton 601
DoddtngtOD hall, George Eden Jarvu etq. D.L., J.P. «m
Doddlagton 379
Dower lioue, Montagu Ulobard Waldo Slbthorp eaq. DX.,
J.r. Me Cauwlck 353
PAOB
Beat Keal hall. Mm. Sonlby, «ee Eaat Koal 4i)7
Kaatoft hall, William Conlman esq. j.p. <ee EaatoR LH
Eaaton hall. Sir Hugh Arthur Henry Cholmeley bart. D.L.
J.P. aee Eaaton 663
Edlington park, John Haaaard Short eaq. DX., j.p. tee
Kdlington ; 380
Elkluton hall, William Henry Smyth esq. m.a., dx., j.p.
<«e Booth ElUngton 386
Xlaham hall, Col. Sir John Dugdale Aatley bart j.p. eee
Elaham 386
Ferrlby hall. Henry Edwd. Meggltt eaq. set South Ferriby 3V2
FUUngham eaatle, Jamea Jardme eaq. tee FiUingham 302
JTrampton hall, CoL Charlea Thomaa John Tunnard-Moore
J.P.. D.i,.,p.aji.aeeFramptpn 307
Fmmpton honae, Charlea Thomaa Tmuard eaq. j.p. tee
Frampton >... 397
Folbeek hall, Lieot.-Ool. Henry Fane, aee Fulbeok 401
Fnlney hooae, Mra, Ererard, (M Spalding 035
Gliaby hall, Kra. Fox. eee Bnrgb-opon &in 34«
G<dtho hall, William Fltieeral Bortonjon. eaq. aee Goltho 410
Goaberton hooae, Henry Ererard eaq. tee Gosberton 416
Gralnaby hall, Geo. Hy. Hajgh eaq. D.i.., J,p. (MQralnaby 410
Greatfwd hall, Christopher Gilbert Peacock eaq. j j. see
Greatford 434
Grebby hall, Wllltam Hoifesq. tee Grebby, Scremby 617
Greetwell hall, Maximilian Hammond DaUiaon esq. j.p. eee
Manton 571
Orini8thorpe,BaroneaaWilloaghby de Eresby, leeEdenbam 385
Grore (The), General Charlea Elmhtrat C3. tee We. Aahby :i8t
Gonby pk. Qias. Langton Maaaingberd eaq. j.p. tee Gunby 401
Haokthom hall, EdwardWeaton Cracroft-Ameotta eaq. J P.
aeeHackthorn 402
Hagnaby priory, Boger Poekllngton-Coltman eaq. D.i,..
J.p.,jee Hagnaby 401
Hainton hall, Edward Heneage eaq. ii.p., D.i>., j.p. tte
Ualnton 46.1
HaltOQ house, Thomaa Bowker esq. tee Ualton Holegate.. 405
Halton Uolegate Manor house, John Hen. Teasey eaq. j.p.
aeeHalton Uolegate 405
Hanthorpe house, Col. William Parker B.A., DX., j.p. eee
Hanthorpe 5S3
Barlaxton manor, Mrs. Sherwin Gregory, >m Harlaxton .. 467
Harrington ball, MeabumStanlland eaq.j.p.seeHarrington 4aj
Hartsholme hall. Alfred Shnttleworth esq. dx., j.p. aee
Skelllngthorpc &a
Harerhotme priory, Hon. Murray Edward Gordon Flncb-
Hatton M.P., H.A., D.L., J.p. see UaTerholme Priory .... 409
Hawerby hall, Tlieophilua John Harnela eaq. j.p. tee
Hawerby 460
Heighlngton hail, Edwin Maokinder esq. tee Helghlngtuu 47:i
Hlllhouae, Boblnaou Hilton eaq. see Welllngore 7U1
Hirst priory, Thomaa Harsiey Carnochan esq . >ee Belton . . 30 •
Holywell hail, Charlea Thomaa Samuel Birch- Beynardaon,
eaq. D.I.. see Holywell 483
Honlngton haU, Jamea Bomsby esq. j.p. eee Honlngton . . 4.'i:i
Imbam hall, William Homaby eaq. j.p. see Imham 4 00
JuDgle (The), Ber. Bklhard Darlea Hanlea i(.A.«eeSwinc-
thorpe 070
Kenwfok hall, Hn. OarSt, sea Legbonme 515
Klllingholme manor, Miss Byron, aee North Killingbolme SOU
Knalth bail. Lieut-Col. George Holden Hnttoo, aee Knaith 507
Langton hall, Bennet Bothes Langton eaq. J.p.aee Lougton-
by-Spiisby 5U
Lausdowne houae, William Stephenaon eaq. J.P. tee
Althorpe 280
Laundon boose, Wm. Alfred Cragg eaq. tee Threekinfrtitm CS7
Lea ball. Sir Charlea Henry John Anderaon bart. m.a.,
D.I.., J.P. see Lea il'i
Leadenham bouse, Lt.-Col. John Reeve j.p. Me Leadenbam 613
Leaaingham hall, Biobard Wharton Myddleton esq. d.l.
MeLeaaingbam 615
Legboume abtiey, John Ooulding Sewell eaq, i.rjiee Leg-
boome Sl'>
Little urlmaby hall, Mra. Wbltlam. tee Little Orloisby .. 400
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LIST OP THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN LINCOLNSHIHE.
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Little Ponton hall, Haiot William LongBUITe, tee Little
ronton fiW
Lynwode Hanor bonae, Lieut. -Col. Franels Ingram Con-
wa]r-GordonD.i..,j.p. «ee Lynwode 6M
Moat houae, Capt. Bobert Charlea Vyner, lee Gautby .... 412
Iloortown boase.Geo.BormanSklpworth eaqjet Uoortown IW
Uorton hoase, Edward Pearson esq. J.P. lu Uorton-by-
Galnsburoueh 27(
Nettleham ban, Sinclair Fraukland Hood esq. B. A, M. see
Nettleham 587
Kewton house, Thomas A. it. Heatheote esq. see Newton 688
Nooton hall, Uarquess of Bipon K.G., P.c, D.ci.., i.tuB,,
DJ... J.p. see Nocton BSD
Normanby hall. Sir Bobert Sheffield bart. d.l., j.p. see
Biirton-upon-Suther 346
North Beston hail. Howard Jackson esq. see North Beston 603
Northorpe hall, William Emblcton-Fox esq. J.p. see
Northorpe , 6(1
Norton place, Joseph Unston esq. m.p. see Bishop Norton 307
Oaklanaa, Mrs. Long, see Laceby 60*
Ormaby hall, Charles Francis Uassiufrberd-Uundy esq.
D.L., J.P. see South Ormsby 602
Fanton hall, Edmund Tumor esq. M.A., d.i... j.p.<cc Fanton 686
Park house, Kiehard Gleed esq. see DoDinj^n 380
Partney hallt Geo. Wilson Uaddison esq. j.p. see Fartney 606
Baithby hall, Rer. Edward Bawnsiey II.A., j.p. see
Baithby, uearSpilsby 600
Banby hall, Francis Otter esq. M.A,, J.p. , see Eanby 600
Kanceby hall, Hrs. Wiilion;, see South Ranceby 002
Rarendale hall, Robert John Hinman Parkinson esq. H.A..,
B.C.L., J.p. see East RaTendaie 602
Bedbonme hall, Bev. Georgre Godfrey m.a. see Bedbonrne 603
Bevesby sbbey^.Banks Stanhope esq.D.L.,j.p.see Bevesby 604
Riby hall, Col. Oeortre Tomltne D.i.., j.p. see Rlby 605
Ulsebolmc palace. Bight Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lincoln
see Rlseholme. 606
Saustiiorpe hall, Bev. Charies Trollope Swan ujl. see
Sauathorpe 611
Saxbr hall, Urs. Barton, see Saxby All Saints 611
Seawby hall. Bar. Bobert Satton M.A., j.p. A Major Bobert
NasaaoSntton-Nelthorpej.p.seeScawby 614
Seramby ball^ Henry Charlea Verschoyle JuUus Braokcn-
bury esq. see Soremby 617
SeriTelsby conrt, the. Hon. Franola Seaman Uymoke
(Queen's ehamplon), see ScriTelsby 617
Shilllngthorpe hall, Mrs. Dixon, see Braceborongh 8>2
Skellingthorpe hall, Richard Coupland Bergne-Coupland,
esq. DX., J.p. see Skelliagthorpe 623
Skendleby ball, Mrs. Oainsiord, see Skendleby 624
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Skendleby lod^c.WaltDouglasStoekdalo esqjeeSkendleby 624
Somerby nail, itiiss Ueekett, seeSomerby 307
Somerby hall, Charlea Fleetwood Weston Underirood esq.
see Somerby, near Brin 631
Stoke Boebford hall, Christopher Tumor esq. dj.., j.p. see
Stoke Boebfbrd 663
Stonrton hail, Joseph Montagne Llresey tsq. a. mat. C.E.,
p.sjt. see Baumber 208
Stnbton hall, George Nerlle esq. d.i.., j.p. see Stnbton .... 665
Sudbrooke holme, Conlngsby Charles Slbthorp esq. M.A.,
D.L.,j.p.see Sudbrooke 666
Swinhope house, George Uarmaduke Alington esq. D.L.,
j.p.seeSwinhope 677
Syston hall. Sir Jn. Hy. Thorold bart. o.l,., j.p. see Syston 677
Temple Belwood, John William Denne Johnson esq. j.p.
see Belton 300
Tetley hall, George Robinson esq. see Crowie 373
Tbmoek hall. Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon bart. j.p. see
Gainsborough 404
Thorganby hall, William Nalnby esq. see Thorganby . . 684
Thorpe hell, John Lewis ITytche esq. m.a., d.i,., jj>. see
South Elkington 386
Thurlby grange, Mrs. Kemp, see Thurlby 3U6
Tothby house, Thomas Cartwright Johnson esq. see Alford 275
Trnsthorpe hall, Mrs. Loft, see Truslhorpe 601
Ufflngton house. Earl of Lindsey dj.., j.p. seeUfflngton... 602
Dtterby house, Mr*. Benson, see Utterby 604
Waloothall, James Goulton-Constable esq. j.p.see Waleot 270
Walmsgatehall, Tbomaa Torke Daliaa-Yorke esq. D.I,., j.p.
see Walmsgate 609
Welbonme Manor bouse, Wm. Rollison esq. see Welboume 7U0
Weelsby house AlexanderWllllam Thorold Grant-Tborold
esq. D.I.., J.p. see Clee 350
Well vale. P. A. Bentlor esq. see Well 701
Wellingore hall, Ralph Henry Christopher Nerlle esq.
D.I.., J.p. see Wellingore 701
Welton manor, Jn .Hy.Vesscy esq. j.p. see Welton-le- Wold 708
West Asbby Manor house, Mrs. Booth, see West Asbby.. 284
West Skirbeek house, William Garflt egq. j.p. see Boston.. 320
West Willonghby hall, Frederick William AUix esq. j.p.,
DX. see Anoaster..*... ......••■ •...••••••••• 281
Willingham hall. Miss Bouchnrett, see North WUiinghanu 707
Wilsford hail. Miss Palmer, see WUsford 710
WInterton hall,MlchaelWranglea Clarke esa.seeWlnterton 712
Woodthorpe hall, William Kelk esq. see Woodthorpe 665
Wootton hall. Miss Ferraby, see Wootton 717
Wytham hall, J. Griffith i>nrden esq. see Wythan-on-
the-HUl 721
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Abhe; cKceent ;...'.'.'.. S6
Abbey Tillan, xM De GTey street... . 46
Adu's avenue, tei Leicester atreet. . 61
Ada'i terrace, lee Sutton street .... 87
Adelaide street 86
Adelaide s-treet tvest 36
Adelaide ten«ce,«ee Aniaby rood.. 3S
Airstreet ...... 26
Albanystreet 26
Albany tirraoe, MsAdlaby road .. SO
Albemarle terrace, fee Anlaby rd. . . 88
AII>ert' arcade, tei' Hessle road,
Warerley street 54
Albert avenue 27
Albert cbamben, ««< Carr laue . . . . 38
Albertdoek 87
Albertstreet 27
A]l)ert terrace, tee Anlaby road .... 20
Albot terrace, get Pease street .... 72
Albert terrace, lee Spring street . . 86
Albert Tiltas, tee Albert avenue. ... 27
Albert villas, tee Boulevard 31
Albert viliaf, we Tiie Park 71
Albion parMe, tee Holdemess road 57
Albionitreet 87
Albion street— Little 63
Albion tafet, tit Walinilev street 91
AldbonxiKb street......... 27
Alexandra arcade 27
Alerandra bldgi. 'tee Holdemess rd 57
AleAndra chambers, tee Castle St.. 38
Alexandra road 87
Alexandra »treet ....;.. 27
AUredstreet 27
AUciastreet 28
All Saints' street 88
Almastreet 88
Anlaby, «M Kirk Blla 104
Anlabyroad 28
Anlaby road, Newington Si>
Anne street .' 39
Ann's place, tee Chapman street . . 39
Ann's place, tee Charles street .... 39
.Inn's jdftte, tee Colliers street .... 42
Arsyl* atreet, Ahalbr road 30
Ar^le street, St. John's Wood .... 30
ArKyle terttee, tee Argyle street,
Anlabyroad 30
Aigyle ttorace, tee Holdemess road 57
Arlington sti^t 30
Arnold crefcoeat, tea Arnold street.. 30
Amoldstreet 30
Arthur street 30
Arthur's grrove, tee Leicester street 61
Arthur's terrace, tee Waterloo st . . 92
Arundell' street 30
Ashbourne terrace, ite West parade 94
Ashley grovej tee Beverley road .... 38
^ushlin chambers, tee H umber
Dockstreet 59
Avenue (Tlie), tee Bishop lane .... 33
Atrnue (The), tee High street .... 56
Avenue crescent 30
Bakerstreet 30
Balmoral terrace, lee Anlaby road.. 28
Baltic buildings, tee High street . . 50
Bank cbamb^, tee Land of Green
Ginirer 61
Bankside 30
Bankstreet 30
Barmston street. 31
Bamsley atreet 31
Barton terrace, tee Stanley street. . 86
Bate's terrace, tee West parade 91
Baxtergate, «<■(!' Hedon 102
Beacoiufleld street 31
Beanstreet ' 31
JBeaomont street ....' 31
Beaumont terrace, tee Pelham «t . . 72
Beeeroft atreet 3S
Beetbn«treet 32
Beets court, tee Blanket row 34
Belgrave terrace, tee Spring bank.. 80
ISelle Vue crescent, tee Londes-
borough street' ....,, 63
Berkeley street 32
Berkeley terrace, tee Oil Mill lane. 6fl
Bertfrleynwd 33
BilliAg«gate chambers, tee St. An-
driVtfdock 79
Bishop lane , 3!)
Bishop Lane staitn, tee High street 55
BlackfMargate 39
Blakestreet 34
Blanket row 34
Blen kin street' 34
Blundell street 34
Bolton square 84
Bondstreet 34
Booth street 34
Botanic view, tee Walton street .... 01
Botanic villas, tee Spring bank. ... 85
Boulevard 34
Boulevard— South 34
Bonlevurd crescent, tee Boulevard . 34
Boulevard terrace, tn Anlaby road 89
Boulevard villas, '«e< Hessle road,
Waverlcy street 65
Bournestreet 85
Bowlalley lane 35
Boynton street 35
Bridge road— South 84
Bridge street 85
Brigh t street 35
Brighton terrace 85
Brighton ternu:e,«eeCnniberland»t. 45
Bri^litm terrace, tee Hopwood St.. 58
Brit&nnia square, tee Air street... . 2U
Broftdley square 35
Brold lev street 3G
Bromley street 36
Brook court, see Brook street .... 36
Brook street 86
Brooklyn villass see Stanley street. 86
Brunsnick avenue, Beverley road.. 86
Brunswick avenue, St. George's rd.. 36
Brunswick avenue-Bast 36
Brunswick grove 36
Brunswick ter. «ee Grosvenor St.. . 53
Brunswick terrBce,see Hessle road,
Waverley strtet 54
Brunswick ter.«ee Sprink bank.... 85
Buckingham street 36
' Burden street 36
Burleigh street. 36
Burlton villas, tee Albany street.. . 26
Barton street 36
Cambridge street 36
Cambridge terrack, fee Wawne st... 03
Ounden terrace 36
Campbell street 37
I Canning street 37
Cannon passage, tee Drain side ... 47
Cannon street 37
Canton place, tee Aidaby road .... 89
CarKsle street 37
Carlton street 37
Carlton terrace, fee Hessle road,
Waverley street 55
Carlton terntce, tee Spring bank . . 85
Carlton villas, tee Boulevard 34
Carnarvon ter. tee West parade.. . . 04
Caroline place 37
Caroline street 88
Carrlane 88
Carrstreet 88
Castlestreet 38
Cnstle Street chanibers,ir«^Cas(lest. 38
Catherine square, tee Mason street. 05
Catherine street 88|
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Cat's terrace, tee Lome street 63
Caught^y street 38
Cave street 36
Cavendish square 30
Chalk laue 39
Chancery buildings, tee Manor St. . 04
Cbapellane 39
Chapel street 30
Chapman street 39
Chariot street 30
Cliarles street 30
Charlotte street 40
Charlotte terrace 40
Charlotte's terrace, tee Clarendon
street — South 41
Charter ho: see Chaterhouse lane. . 40
Charterhouse lane 40
Cheapside groves 40
Cherry CoMands, see Paull ...... 105
Chesnut avenue 40
Chiltern street 4U
Cbolfflley street 40
Chrbt Church street 40
Cbriatopher street 40
Chnrchlane 40
Church side— South 84
Chutefa street, Drypool 4U
Church street, Sculeoates 40
Cicero terrace; tee Swann street . . 87
Claremont terrace, tee Beverley rd. 38
Clarence place, tee Portland street. 74
daiklice street 41
Clarendon street 41
Clarendon street— South 41
Cleveland street 41
Cliflbrd street 4i
Cliftoa atreet 43
Clifton ternice 48
Clifton terrace, see Beverley road. . 33
Clifton 'villas, tee Boulevartl 34
Clough road 48
Clyde terrace, tee Anlaby road. ... 30
Clyde terrace, tee Clirton terrace . . 42
Clyde terrace, tee Hessle road,
Waverley street 54
Cobden place, Norfolk street 48
Cobden place, Sculcoates 4'^
Cobden terrace, tee Terry street . . 88
Coburg terrace, tee Anlaby road , . 89
CobIus street 42
Cogan chambers, see Bovlalley la.. 35
Cogan house, see Bowlalley laue . . 35
Cogan street: 42
Cogan terraice... .' 48
Coltege gardfett!!, tee Beverley road. 33
College street 48
Colliers street 42
Colonial chrnbrs. fee Princes Dk. st 75
Colonial street 43
Coltman street 43
Commercial buildings, tee High st. 55
Commercial •chambers tee Princes
Dockstreet IH
Comufeidai roftd 43
Conservancy bldg^. tee Whtrfrisrgt 05
Conktable street 4:)
Cook's terrace, tee Spring Head rd 8G
Cooper ttreet 44
Com Exchange 44
Corporation yoi-d tee Chapman St.. 39
Cottage row, tee Anlnhv road 29
Cotfbgie row, tee Holdemess road... 58
Cotttogbam 00
Cottingbam place 44
Cotdngham road ■14
Cotdngbam terrace 44
County buildings, tee Land of Green
Ginger 01
Courtney street 44
Cndboume street 44
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Cnventtreet 44
Cromwell street 44
Cromwell terrace, tee Cromwell at 44
Cromwell terrace, net West parade 94
Cnm (treat, Mill atreet. 44
Croas street, SavUe atreet^ 44
Croasley terTace,«c« Norwood atreet 60
Crowle street 44
Crown terrace tre Anlaby road.... K
Crystal street 44
Cumberland street ' 46
Cumberland terrace,«ee Anlaby road S8
Cyprus arcade ««e Spring bank.... 86
Sasgerlone 46
I>airyca«tes,<«« Heesle id.Newngtn 66
JMton street 46
Daltry street 46
Danish buildings, tet Higli street.. . 66
Sansomlane. 46
Davis street 45
Daystreet. ..• 45
Dean terrace. 46
De Orey street 46
De-la-Pole place. 46
Derby street 46
Derby terrace, let Clarendon at.»th 41
Dernngliam atreet 46
Derringbam terrace, $e» Spring bnk 85
Derwent terrace, tee Lanadowne st . 61
Discount court, lee St James' st.. 80
Oocic arcade, ie^ Heasle rd . Newgtn 66
Doeic Office cbambers, tee Cross
atreet, Savile street 44
DocIiOfficerow. 46
Dockstreet 46
Doreheater terrace, as« Berarley td 98
Uarei aUget. 47
Dover terrace,<«e Norwood street.
Drain side 47
Daesbary atreet 47
Duke street 47
Duncan street 47
Duiikeld villas, Me Boulevard 34
Dunswell, we Cottingliam 99
Durlum street 47
Durham terrace, tea Holdemeas rd. 67
Eagle terrace, tee Weal parade S8
£arle street 47
Eastbourne street 47
£astboarne villas, lee The Parte . . 71
Easteheap 47
East end, tee Preston 106
Eastfleld villas, tee Spring bank . . '85
East grove, «ee Hutt street 50
East Grove villas, tee Hutt street. . SO
East parade, tee Holdemess road. . 68
East, Park terrace, tte Holdemesa
road 58
Eatonstreet 47
Ebenezer terrace, «ee Clarendon at 41
Edgar street 47
Edinburgh crescent, teeHesale road,
Newington.. : 55
Edinburgh street 47
Edwardstreet 47
Edward's place 47
Egginton atreet 47
Eldon grovp, tee Beverley road. ... 39
Ella South, tee Kirk Ella 104
Ella West, MS Kirk Ella 104
EUen's terrace, tee Blundell street 34
Ellen's terrace, «e Wellington lane 93
Ellerby's villas, tee Grafton street,
St John's wood 51
EUissstreet 47
Elm terrace 47
Elm Tree avenue 47
Elm Tree Bank terrace, m
Clarendon street 41
Elm Tree terrace 47
Elm Tree terrace, tee Anlaby road.
Elm villas, «ee The Park 71
Elms (The), tee Beverley road .... 32
Emilystreet 47
Emma's ter. lee Alexandra street. . 27
Emporium bidngs. tee Spring bank 85
Enginestreet 48
English street 48
Etberington buildings, see High St. 66
Etherington place, tee ProapMt St. 75
Eva terrace, fee Adelaide street.... 36
Evanssquare 48
Exchange, «M Bowlolley lane 95
Exchange alley, ie» Bowlalley lane 85
Exchange buildings, tee Lowoata. . 64
Exeter buildings, tee Whitefrtargata AS
Bxmonth buildings, tee Queen st... 76
Fanny's terrace, «se Chtrendon st . . 41
Flawcett terrace, tee Hesale road,
Wavarley straat 64
Fawdtt street 48
Featfaerston«'senliy,«esl78Highst 56
Fenivillas,«ee Lambert street.... 01
Fenjesstieet 48
Fetterlane 48
Fleldstreet ..;... 48
Filey parade, lee Holdemesa road.. 67
Finklestreet 48
Finsbnry grove 48
FInsbnry street 48
Fish platform (BllliBgante),«aeSt.
Andrew'sdoek 79
Fbhstreet 48
Fletchergate, ««« Hedon 103
Florenoe avenue 48
Florence avenue, tee Beveri^ road 33
Pountainroad 48
Fountain street 49
Ftancis street— Eaat 49
Francis street— West 49
Frederika terrace, «ee Anlaby rd.. 30
Freehold street ^ 49
Famitureplace,M« Hill street. ... 57
Qarbutt street, tee Bamsley street 31
Gaidenstreet 60
Garden street— New 68
Garrlsonside 60
George street, Cbariotte street. ... 60
Geoifie atreet, Uroe street 50
George street— New 68
Georgeyard 60
Qibsonstreet 50
Gilbert street... 60
Gladstone street 50
Glasgow street 51
Glasaliouse road 61
Gloucester terrace, «e« Grosvenorst 58
Goodricke terrace, tee Cave street. 38
Goodwin street 51
Goalton street . : 51
Grafton street, Newington 51
Grafton street, St John's wood ... . 61
Graham's place, tee Cannon st. . . . 37
Grange street.... 51
Granville street 51
Granville terrace, tee Anlaby road,
Newington 29
Granville ter. eiee Beverley road.... 33
Granville ter. tee Lansdowne st 61
Granville villas, tee Anlaby road,
Newington..... 39
Great Passage street 51
Great Thornton street 53
Great Union street 53
Green lane, Newland 53
Green lane, Sculcoates 53
Greenmore villas, tet De Grey st. . 46
Greystreet 53
Grimsbylane 58
Grimston street 63
Grosvenor street 53
Grosvenor terrace, eee Beverley rd. 32
Grotto square 53
Grovestreat 53
Grove terrace, «ee Grove street .... 53
Habro cottages, <ee Freehold st... . 50
Habro terrace, tee Freeliold st . . . . 49
Hall Gate, eeo Cottingham 100
Hallstreet 53
Haltemprice street 53
Hamilton place, eee Moxon street. 67
Hampden villas, tee Argyle street,
Anlabyroad SO
Hanoversquare 63
Maroourt street 53
Harley street 63
Harrow street 63
Harrow terrace, Me Beverley rd... 33
Hatfleld terrace, eee Spring street. 86
Hattan villas, eee De Grey street.. 46
Havelock street 53
Havelock terrace, eee Beverley rd. 33
Havelock ter.«re Henlerd.Nwngth 55
Havelock villas, eee Beverley rood. 83
Haven side, eee Hedon 109
Hedon 101
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HedonrtMd 63^
Hesale lOA
Hessle road, Newington 55.
Heasle road, Waverley street 64
Hesslegate buildings, tee Hamlier
Dockstreet 60
Highstreet 65
Hilda street, aee St Hilda atreet . . 79
HUlstreet 56
HIU>sUrrace,«e0 West parade.... »4
Hinderwell street 57
Hodgeatreet 57
Hodgaon street 6'
Holbom mount 67
Holbom street 67
Holdemess arcade, tee Witlnm . . 07'
Holdemesa road 67
Holdenieas road, tee Sattoa (near
Hull) 107
Hdyrood villas, tee Willlamaon st 96
Hopeatreet 68-
Hope terrace, tee Walker street . . 90
Hop wood street 58-
flomsea parade, eee Holderneaa rd. 58
Horabam terrace, ««« West parade . 04
Hotham street 58-
Howard's row, ms Chapman street 30
Hudson tettace 58
Hun bank, eee Cottingham lOO'
Humberhank 68
H umber chambera, eee Piincea
Dock street 75>
Humber place A*
HamberaUe, aw Nebon atreet.... 67
Hamberstreet ^••- 58-
Humber terrace, eee Holdemess rd Nl
Humber Dock street 50
Humestreet 60
Hnttafareet 69-
Hybam bulldinga, eee Grosvenor st 63
Hyperionstreet 60
Imperial arcade. 69
Imperial chambers, eee Bowl-
alley lane 35-
India chambers, eee Qneen'a dock. . 77
Inglemira lane, eee Cottingham. . 100'
Irene terrace, eMSwann street.... 87
Ivy Arab, eee Anlaby rd. Newington Sl>
Ivy mount, eee Sutton (near Hull) 107
Ivy terrace, eee Sutton street 87
Jack's passage, Me Chnreh lane . . 40'
Jackson street 59
James street 60
Janestraet 60'
Jane's place, ew Air street SO
Jarratt street 50
Jarvisstreet 60
Jenning street 60
Jolinstreet •••• 60-
John's place, tee High street 56
Junction place 60
Junction street 60-
Kate villas, eee Grafton street, St
John's wood 51
Kate's terrace, eee Sculcoates lane . 83:
Keldgate springs, eee Cottlngiiam . 99
Kentstreet 00
Kerman's yard, eee Holderneaa nl. •%
Kingstreat 60-
Kingstreet — New 68-
King's place, tee Hedon 103
King's terrace, eee Terry atreet. ... 88-
King's Cross terrace, eee Bean st. . .31
Kingston chambera, eee Princes
Dockstreet 75-
Kingston court, eee Blanket row. . 34
Kingston gardens, eee Kingston st. 60
Kingston place 60-
Kingston place, eee Porter str^t... 73
Kingston square 0U»
Kingston sqnare, tee Air street. ... 36
Kingston street : 00
Kingston terrace 00
Kingston terrace, eee Beverley rond 33
Kingston terrace. Me Hessleroud,
Waverley street 54-
Klngston ter. eee St Stephen's sq. . 81
Kirk Ella 104
Kirkbystreet 00
Lambertatreet .00-
Land ot Green Ginner 01
Langdale buildings, eee Beverley rd 32
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Lamdowne itr. tea Bcrerlrr mad. . 83
Lwdwihtll- iquMtj 61
Lee rillM, M« Berericy TMu) S3
Lee Smith ttnet 01
Leteeeter etieet ^ CI
Ldley, «ee PNStan 106
Leonard (treet 61
Lidddlatreet 61
Llliaa villa*, «a» GiaftoB (treet, St.
John'ewood SI
LUy tamee, «•» St. Panl't ttrtat. . 80
Lime ctrcct
Lime Tree Usiraee, «m Spring banlc 86
UdobId etreet 69
IJneoln tanaoe, tee Liddell fttreet. . 62
Linealn's Inn bldg8,we Bowlalley la 35
Linden TUIaa,«wTlie Parle 71
LinDBDs ttraet OS
Lieterttreet 68
Little Albion tlrect 63
Little PaMage street 63
little Qveen atreet 68
Little Reed street 63
Liverpool street 63
U*erpaol terrace, lee Hassle road,
Newington 66
LiTintntooe arcade, tea Aniabv id 80
LiriDgstone terrace, tea Aniaby rd SO
Loekwooil street 63
Loadesboroagli street 63
LoifideB street 63
Lomestreet 63
Lome terrace, tea Holdemess road 67
Lorae terrace, «a« Stanlqr street .. 66
Loolestreet 63
Louise terrace, lae Alexandra street 27
Lower Union street 63
Lowgate 64
Laca« square, New George street. . 64
Locas square, Sykea stKet 64
Mackell street 64
Madeley street 64
Magdalene Gate, see Htrdon 102
Malton parade, tee Heasle road,
Waveney street , 54
Haltonstreet 64
Manchester street 64
Manehester terraee, tea HMsle rd.
IfewingtoB 65
Manor alley 64
Manorvtreet 64
Manor Hoase chambers, tet Bioad-
ley street 88
Maple grove, «a* Plane street 73
Marfleet 105
Marfleet lane, see Craven street. . . 44
Margaret street 64
Mainierow 65
Marine View ter. tea Hedon road 63
Market blU, see Hedon 102
Marketplace 66
Marlborongh avenue 66
Marlboroagh terrace '.. 65
Marmaduke street 65
Marvel street 65
Mary's terrace, fee Itedlmame st 77
Maiy Ann's place, tra Gibson st 60
Masonstreet 65
Maawellstreet 60
Mechaniclane 66
Medleystreet 66
Melboome parade, see Hessle road,
Waverley street , 64
Meiboume terraee, tee Hessle road,
Waverley street TA
MdlwDod grove 6G
Mdwood terrsee,«e» Beverley road 33
Merrick street
Middle street 66
Midlsnd street
MOlstreet 66
Hill yard, tea New Ge<n^ street. .
miner's place, tee North street
Milton street
Milton terraee, tee Aniaby road . . 28
MQion terrace, tea Hessle road,
Waverley street 64
Minerva terrace 66
Minerva terrace, tee Spring bank . . 85
Minerva terrace, see Wellington st 93
Montreal terrace, tee Spring bank 85
Montrose terrace, tee Stanley street 86
MorleystTeet CC
Morpeth street 60
Mount pi see, #s< Hessle road, Wa-
verley street 54
IVf Dxon street 67
Myrtle vUIas, tea Holdameas road 68
Mytongate 67
Myton place 67
Myton street 67
Nag'sHeadlaiie,j>e« Waller street 91
Napier terrace, ««e Norfolk street 69
Naylor'srow 67
Nelson street 67
Neptune stniet 68
New Garden street 68
New George street 68
New King street ■ 68
New Tillage, tea Cottiuitham 100
NewZealand ter.tee Providence row 76
Newington avenue, ««s Chalk lane 30
NewinRton t«rrace,Mo Anialiy road,
NentinKlon 20
Newinatun villa*, tee Aniaby road,
Newinxton 20
NewUnd, MS Cottingham 00
Newland grove, tat Clough road . . 42
Newland park 68
NewUnds 68
Newtonstreet 68
Newton terrace, see Redboome st 77
Newtowa,««eUedonroad 53
NUestrset 68
Nithsdsle terrace, tea Beverley rd 33
Norfolk place 68
Norfolk street 68
Nomabell street CO
North grove.Ms Hlnderwell st . .. . 67
North parade, ate Beverley road .. 38
North street
Northwalls 69
North Church side 69
Nortli Waterloo street 92
Nortbfield, see Htwie 103
Nortligate, tee Cottingham
Northumberland avenue
Northumberland avenue, tet West-
moreland street 95
Norway houses, tee Graiton street,
St. John'swood 51
Norwood street 69
Norwood terrace, tet Green lane,
Sculeoates 68
Oak villas, tee Gralton street, St.
John'swood 61
Ocean place, tea Anishy road 88 & 89
Ockley terrace, tee West parade . . 94
OilMllllane 69
Old Kxchange buildings, tet Bowl-
alley lane 36
Ordnano) plsce > 69
Oriel chambers, see High »treet ... 66
Oriental buildings, tee High street 56
Osborne street 60
Owtbome villas, tea HtdUemesa rd 56
Oxford street 70
Oxford terrace, tee Prince's road. . 75
Oxfuril villss, tee Alexandra road. . 37
Paahill, tee Panll 105
Paisley street 70
I'aradlM place 70
Paradise row 70
Paragon place 70
Pnragonstreet 70
Park (The) 71
Park avenue 71
Park avenue, tet Cave street 38
I>ark eresent, see Beverley road .. S3
Park lane 71
Parkroad 71
Parkrow 71
Park street 71
Park I emce, tee Cave street 38
Park terrace, tee B«a ton street .... 8*2
Park Gate avenue, tte Beverley rd 33
Park Street crescent tee Park st . . 71 1
Psrliamrnt street 72
Parrottstreet 72
Passage street — Great 511
Passage street— Little 63l
Paternoster row, tee Chapel hme. . 90,
Pauli(orPaglilU) lO&l
Pearson street 72i
Pes ne street 72'
Peel street 73i
FACnr
Pelham street 72^
Pembertoii straet Vi
Pendrill street 7^
Pennfaigton street 73>
People's Park, tea Beverley road. . 32
Percy street 73-
Percy villas, MS Dover street 47^
Perrott street 7:1
Picturesque terrace, tte Waterloo
strsetnorth 09-
Pler street 7:»
Plane street 79-
Poplar grove, aes Cave straet...... 38-
Poplar villas, tee Marlborough ave O.)'
Popplestreet 7!X
Porterstreet n
Portland place 74^
Portland street 7-)
Postemgate lH
Preston 10 •
Prlmrota villas, «a« Alexandra road 8'
Princestreet 74
Prince of Wales' terrace, tat ii.
Loke'sstrrat 80
Prince of Wales terrace, taa Stani-
forth place' 8t
Prince's avenue 7^
l>rlnce's chambers, tte High street 6H>
Prinoe'sroad 74-
Prlncas Dock buildings, tee Princes
Diick street 7oi
Princes Dock chambers, tee Princes
Doekstreet 75-
Prineea Dock offices, see Princes
Dock stieat 75.
Princes Dock street... ?■>
PrInceM street 7.*>
l>rioTy Fields, tea Cottingham .... Oi»
Promenade place 75
Prospect place 1~*
Prospect street TTV
Providence place, see Brook street tin
Providence row 7<>
Providence street 7l>
Providence view, tea Granville st 61
Prudhoe villas, tee Beverley rosd. . &'■
Prussian chambers, nee Posterngate 74-
Pryme street 7>>
Pulman street 7i(
Quay chambers, tet Quay street . . 7ii
Quay street Hi-
Queen street 7<>
Queen street— Little 61
Queen Anne's buildings, Dee Oarr la 3r(
Qneen'sdock 7(i
Queen'sDock chambers, see Queen's
dock 77
Queen'sroad 77
Queen's square 77
Raikes otreet 77
Railwaystreet 77
Randolph villas, tee Beverley road. S^V
Hayweil street 77
Redhonme street 77
Reedstreet 77
Reed street— Little 64
Reform street 77
Regentstreet 77
Regent's terrace, tee Aniaby road.. 2fl-
Richard's terrace, tee Campbell St.. 37
Richelieu crescent, tee Botuevaid... 3(
Richmond terrace 7^
Rifle Barrack van), tee Alfred st . . 27
Ripon buildings, tut Hedon road.. M
RIponstreet 7**
Itlpon terrace 78-
RIpon terrace, see Kent street .... lit>
Hubert street 7i^
Roblnsoiirow 7((
Roldnson's buildings, taa Marl-
borongh terrace (>•*>
Rodneystreet 7"*
Romoeystreet 7tt-
Roperstreet 7k-
Roperystreet 7ft
Rosamond street 7rt
Rose street, Alexandra street 78*
Rose street, Swann's estate 7-1
Rose villas, tee Alexandra road. ... 27
Rose villas, tee Grafton street, St.
John'swood r>\
Royal chambers, tea Wellington St.. in-
XIV
KELLY S HULL STBEET INDEX.
FAOI
ItuaMll dtreet 78
Rusaia chambera, see. High street. . Q6
lintlaiid vQlai, «e« Qrafton street,
St. John's wood 61
Rydale terrace, «ee Lanadowne St.. 61
Rydestreet 78
St. Andrew's dodc 78
St. Augustine's gate, «m Hedoa.. .. 103
St. GeoiKe's road 79
St. Hilda street 79
St James' square 80
St. James' street 80
St. John's street 80
St. Leonard road 80
St. Lake's street 80
St. Mark's square 80
St. Mark's street 80
St. Mary's clialhbors, lee Lowgate.. 64
St. Paul's street 80
St. Qnintin's place 81
St. Silas street 81
St. Stephen's square. 81
St. Stephen's street 81
St. Stephen's terrace, tee Spring st 86
Salem terrace, tee Durham street. . 47
-Salem terrace, lee Holdemess road. 67
Salisbury street 8!
Salthouse lane 81
Sandringham street -. 81
Savlle chambers, tee Savile street. . 83
SsTilestreet 81
Scale lane
^andinarian chambm, tee Hum'
berplace 58
Scarborough street
Scarborough terrace, se« Beverley rd 83
School street
Scottstreet 83
Scott's square 83
Scnicoates Une 83
SeatoD street , „
Selbjrstreet 83
Sewardstreet 88
Seward's terrace, tee Pelham street 73
Sewer lane..... 83
Shakespeare street 83
Shambles (The)
Shaw street 88
Sheriff Highway, «ee Hedon 103
Shortstreet 83
Sllverstreet 83
SilTester street 83
Simon terrace, see Campbell street.. 37
Sisters' terrace, (es BeTerley road . . 83
Sltwell street 83
Smeaton street 83
Somers town, tee Holdemess road.. 58
Somerscales street 84
Somerset street 84
Someivet villas, «e« Anlahy road,
Newington
Sophie's place,«ee Percy street.... 78
Southparade 84
Soatji street 84
South view, je«Cnttingham road.. 44
South villas, (e« Park row 71
South Bridge.road 84
South Church side 84
Southcoates lane 84
South Ella, tee Kirk Ella 104
Southfield, «ee Hessle 103
Sou ttergate, «ee Hedon 103
Spencer street 84
iSpittle street 85
^pringbank 86
Spring Bank ter. tee Clarendon st. . 41
(>pripghead,MeCottingliam 09
Spring Head road 86
Spripg street ., 86
Spnicestreet 80
Spyvfestrret 86
StanitQCtJi p]9ce 86
•Stanley. street. 86
Stanley terrape, tee Aniaby road . . 20
Stanley villas, tee Clarendon st. . . . 41
Stsnstesd ter.««e Prince's avenue... 74
tarch Home lane 87
Station parade, tee Holdemess rd .. .57
Station place 87
8 tepney, tee Beverley road 33
Stepney lane 87
.^tepqey fprrace, tee Bfverley road. 32
fitewttrt's yard, tee High street. ... 66
Stirling chmbra.<eeHumberUockBt 69
Stockbonm villas, tee Park avenue. 71
Stoneferry 87
Stoneferry, tee Cnttingbam 09
Stone Ferry, xes Sutton (uearHull) 107
Storystreet 87
Stravrherry street 87
Strickland street 87
Stubbin street 87
.■<tndley street 87
Studley terrace, tee Beverley road.. 33
Success place, lee Colliers street. . . 43
Suffolk buildings, tee Silver street.. 83
Suffolk row, tee Winoomlee 96
Sutton (near Hull) 106
Sutton bank 87
Sutton Drain side, tee lime street. 63
Sutton street 87
Swanland cottages, «ee Aniaby
road, Newington 29
Swannstreet 87
Swedish chambers, «ee High street.. 66
Sydenham villas, tee Stanley st . . . . 86
Sykesstreet 87
Symonsstreet 88
Tadmanstreet i%
Talbotstreet 88
Temperance street 88
Tern nle buildings, tee Bowlalley la. 35
Temple street 88
Terrystreet 88
The Avenue, tea Bishop lane 33
The Avenue, tee High street ..'.... 66
The Elms, see Beverley road 32
ThePark 71
The Shambles 83
Thistleton, «e« Stoneferry 87
Thomasstreet 88
Tbomgumbald, «ee Pa nil lot
Thornton street— Orpat 52
Thornton villas, tee Holderiiess rd.. 88
Tomllnson street 88
Toogood street 88
Trafalgar street 88
Treraay ne terrace, tee Aniaby rd . . 38
Trevorstreet 88
Trinity House lane 88
Trinity square, tee Aniaby road ... 38
Trinity street 8H
Trippett 80
Trippett street 89
Trundell street 89
Tynemouth street 89
Union court, ice Chureli lane .... 40
Uuton place, tee Edward sti«et. ... 47
tTniom street 80
Union street — Oreat ..,, 63
Union street — Loner 63
Union street— Upper 89
Upper Union street 89
Vanestreet 89
Vauxhall grove.. 89
Venture place, see Colliers street. . 42
Vernon street, St. John's wood. ... OU
Vernon street, Savile street 90
Vicar lane 90
Victoria buildings, tee Humber st.. 69
Victoria chmbrs-ieePrince'sDocicst 75
Victoria docks, see Hedon road ... 53
Victoria place, tee Pease street .... 73
Victoria street 90
Victoria terrace, tee Aniaby road . . 29
Victoria villas, see Boulevard 34
Villa place 90
Village— New, «e«Cottingham. .. . 100
Vincent street 90
Vine terrace, see Norwood street. . 69
Wainfleet terrace 90
Wakefield street 90
Walcottstreet 90
Walkerstreet 90
Walker's chamben, tee Humber st 60
Waller street 91
Waliilcer street 01
Waliner terrace, tee Hessle roiMi,
Newington 56
Walmsley street 91
Walter's terrace, tee West parade. . 04
Wal tham street 91
Walton street 91
Walton villas, see Walton street 91
Warwick street 91
Waiaand street 91
Waterbon<e lane 91
Waterloo place, tee John street. ... 60
Waterloo street 92
Waterloo street— North 93
Waterloo terrace, tee Welling-
ton.lane 93
Waterwprks street 93
Waverley place 02
Waverley street 03
Wawnestreet 03
Wellesley terrace, tee Rosamond st. 78
Wellington chambers, f«< Welling-
ton street .... 93
Wellington lane 93
Wellington mart 93
Weilinxton street 93
Wellington street— West 93
Wellington terrace, tee Brverley rd 32
Wellington terrace, tee Derby st. . 40
Wells yard, tee Waterworks street 92
West Dock avenue 94
West Dock street 04
West Ella, tee Kirk Ella 104
West End, <ee Preston 100
West End parade, see Hessle road,
Waverley street 54
West Pork terrace, tee Aniaby road 38
Westparade 113
West parade, tee Aniaby road 28
West Parade terrace, tee An-
labyroad 38
Wi^lstreet 94
Westboume avenue 94
Westbonme street 95
Westbourne terrace, see Derring-
ham street 46
Westcott street 95
Western villas 95
Westbill, ««« Hessle 103
Westmoreland street 95
West Wellington street 93
Wheeler street 95
Wbltefriargate 95
White Horse yard, tee Market pi. . 65
Wilberforce buildings, tee Hiich st 55
Wilberforce street 96
Wilberforce terrace, tee Argyle
street, Aniaby road 39
Wildestreet 95
Wilfred's terrace, see Beaumont St. 31
Willer0y,«e8 Kirk HUa 104
William street 95
William Heory's . terrace, tee
Derby street 46
Wil Ham's place, tee Chapman street 39
William's place, see 8L James' st. . 80
William's terrace, tee Alexandra st 27
Williamson street 96
Willow grove, «ee Newlands 68
Wilmington 96
Wilsoniow 96
Wiltonstreet 96
Wiltpn terrace,«6» Holdemess road 57
Winoomlee 06
WindsQr street 06
Winter's alley 96
Winthorpe place 96
Witham 96
Withernwick's yard, tee North st. . 69
Witty street 97
Wol&eton, see Kirk Ella 104
Woodbine cottages, tee Uolder-
nessroad 67
Woodbonse street 97
Woodlands, tee Beverley road .... 33
Wood's lane 97
Woodside villas, leeHoIderaess road 58
Woodvllle terrace, see Boulevard. . 34
Woolpack entry, see Hnmber
Dock street 69
Worship street 97
Woraley street 97
Wright street 97
Wydiffe [grove, tee Argyle street,
Aniaby road 30
Wykestreet 98
Yorkparade,««e Beverley road.... 33
York parade, see Hessle road,
Newington 55
Yorkstreet 98
York terrace, tee Beverley road .... 33
Yoriishlre huildings, tee Lowgate. . 64
Zoological terrace, tee Spring bank 85
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
INDEX TO
COMMERCIAL PROSPECTUSES.
THS HCMBEIIB JUOTSBBED TO AKI TBB ADTEBTireUSIlV VA0E8 AT TIIE ZSD OF TUB SOAK.
ASSUBIXCE.
British JCmpire
Coizimercj.ll Union ....••,••
•.'ountjr Fire ..,,
Keonomie L.ji« „• ,,,
SDKiiM,BoileT ii Xmployen'
Generml Bereniooair A In-
TeatmentCo
London Asaaranee .,
lAXHkni Life
Konbem
PAOi:
Norwich Union Fin »
PhoaixFIre 6
ProTldentLlfc 6
Boyal Excbaage 7
Boyal Farmen' A Ornentl. 7
Seottlali Equitable Life .... 8
SUndardL-lfe »
San Fire 8
Weatmlniter 10
Torlcahlra 11
HISCELLAHEOTTS.
PAOI
Smyth Brothera 43
O. UarrUon 44
AreonntanU
Aerated water manafaetnrer
Agenta— Conuniitlon : —
J. Uarey * Son 32
Smyth Biothers 43
Agenta— L.and & eatate .Smyth Brothers 43
AKTicnltoral engineer B. Norfolk S7
A^rlealtural implement mannfiutnrera :—
R. Homsby A Bona lilmlted Facing Sack Cover
Asrieolinral metehanta Norton * Tnrion 31
Ale 4t atont merchanta:—
Norton ATnrtou 34
C.Pratt A Sons 35
Analytical ehemiat O.C. Bobinson 88
AcbesUM mannfaeturer J.Bell 12
Bag msnufaetoier J.W.Allen 17
Black lead mannfhcturers :—
Acton A Borman 17
W. J. Dariei A Sooa 18
W. B. Fordhara ASons 21
Langley A Co OS
J. Oakey A Sons 19
Btae mannfaeturen.. LsngUy A Co 62
Boiler makers :—
Amos A Smith 56
S.Oibm>n ACo 32
B. Honuby A Sons Limited...: FatkifBaek Cover
Brasafonnders :—
O.Clark A Sons
CDnekerllig
Gaeat A Chnmes
Sbi^iam ACa
W. Tooks A Sons
Breech loading implement mannfactnrers :—
G. A J.W.Hawksley
Brewers :—
Conkm A Sons
Market Baaen Brewery Co. Limited
Briek A tile machinery manufacturers : —
S.6ibaoBACo 32
Briek A tile manniacturers -.—
G. Hamblet 66
Fattlnson A Co 36
P. AS. Wood 66
Brush mannfaetarer W. Shepherd 42
Boilders : —
G. Brown A Son 69
HartlnASIma 29
Otter ABronchton 44
Simpson A lulone 63
BnOders' material dealers O. BrownASon 69
Ckbinet makers : —
S.Cartis
Martin A Sims
Cabinet fnmltnre manofaotnrers J. Basten A Sons
Carpet importers Cardinal AHaiford
Carpet warehonsemen : —
J. Basten A Sons
£TeABanshaw 26
Carriers:—
Great Sastem Ballway Co 13
Great Northern Ballway Co 14
Cart A van builders :—
T.D.A W.Dales 6i
B. Korfolk 67
Carver AgUder J, Crossley 69
Cement maanfachues a Bogby Portland Cement Co. 68
PAOB:
Chamoli leather manaiactnrera A. A J. Shaw 13
Chandelier luaDufaotunrs: —
Guest A C'lirimes 45
SlilphamACo 69
Chemical manufacturers ; —
K. Flahcr A Co 60
Jekyll, Glaster A Co 35
Chemists :—
.J, W. t>ennis 24
C.P.Gibson 64
8 W.Moody 38
Chimney piece manufactr. . Kingston Enamelled Slate Co. 62
Co4(;h proprietor A mall contractor T. D. Wing 60
Coal merchants Norton A Torton 34
Colpr manufacturers , . .Stonry, Smithaon A Co. 60
Confectioner .....W. Jameson 64
Couper n^erchuntB G. Clack A Sons 56
Copper sash cord manufacturer J.Shaw 47
Copperamitha : —
G.ClarkASoDS 66
ShiphamACo 59
Com, cake A seed merchants J. Davey A Son 32
Crane manufacturers Amos A Smith 56
Decorators :—
J.Crossley • 69
Martin A Sims 29
W. Shepherd 42
Domestic machinery manufacturer T. Newton 47
Door furniture manufacturers W. Tonks A Sons 65
Draper M.Jubb 33
Dressing case manufacturer J. W.Allen 17
Dyer A cleaner W. Oalgreas 69
Earthenware dealer W. Shepherd 42
Ebonite manufacturers :—
India Bubber, GutU Peroha A Teletn«ph Works Co.Ltm 15
Electro platers X. BeynoldaonASon 58
Emeiy A emery cloth manuia«turers : —
Acton A Borman' 17
W.J. Darles ASons 18
W. B. Fordham A Sons 21
J. Oakey A Sons 19
Enamelled slate manufkctorers :—
JKingaton Enamelled Slate Co 62
Engineers -.—
AmoB ft Smith 56
J. E. H. Andrew A Co 70
Barton-upon-Uumber EngineerlngAIronFoundingCo 38
J.Blake 67
C. Duckerlng 25
8. Glbaon&Co 32
K. Homaby & Sons Limited FadnaBaek Cover
Engineers* auctioneer K.Noifolk 57
Engineers' stores W. H. WiUcox A Co 21
Ilngineera' tool manufacturers Shepherd, UUl A Co 49
Engraver H. dickering 44
Enquiry offices Smyth Brothers 43
Feather puriflers J, Eaaten A Sons 52
Fllo manufacturers :—
A. Spafford A Co 48
W.TyzaCk, Sons A Turner..... 48
Fishhig tackle manufacturer T. Ford 43
Florist G.Moody 40
Furniture manniactnrera :—
;E. Curtis 23
'Lincolnshire Furniahlng Co 40
Furniture poliafa manufacturers J. Oakey A Sons 19
Furniture remorers : —
E. Curtis 23
Martin A Sims 29
Galvanized Wire fencing manufacturs Motley A Green 49
Gas engine manufacturers J. E. U. Andrew A Co 70
Gasfitting manufacturers ShiphomA Co 69
Glass paper manufacturers .—
W.J. Davles A Sons 18
W. B. FordhamASons 21
J.OakeyASons 19
Glovers :—
Ruasell A Starr 69
Sampson ACo 20
Glue merchants A importers :—
W. J. Davies A Sons 1'
W.B, Fordham A Sons 2
J.OakeyASons fT:.^^... 1
Digitized by VjOOV IVC
"XVI
'index to commercial prospectuses.
PAOB
'Cold& •llTeramithB T. neynoIdMn & Bon S8
oruuite merahanta U.Brown A Son m
<ireiMeniuiiifaetni«r G. W. Lang 63
■ Uutta pcnilia mtnufieturera :—
India Bubber.Gntta Pereba A Telecr«phWorkaCo.Llm IS
Haberdaahsr KJ.Cook S7
Uattera :—
Ere A Banabaw • •—• SS
Buaaell & Starr 69
.Hop merelianta Conlon ASona 37
Uorticaltnral bolldera :—
A. P. Jotmaon 61
J. WeekaftCo 20
Hoae pipe manufaoturen J. U. Fenner A Co 54
iluaiora :—
KJ.Codc 67
UDaaellft Starr 6»
8adipaon&Ck> 20
ITot water engflneera J.WeeluACo 20
ilutela :—
Sblpnotel 3V
J. Smith 42
L.T. Thornton 30
Victoria Hotel 37
Houae palntera J. Croaaley A Co 60
UydraaUo preaa manuftetnrera Anioa& Smith 56
■llydraullo ram manufaetarer J. Blake 67
Ice breaking maohlne manufaetarer U. K. Barton 31
Icemerchanta Orlmaby C<M)peraUve lee Co. Limited 83
India rubber manofaotorera :—
India Bnbber.Gntta Pereba A Telegn-apU WorkaCo.Llm 15
India rubber knife board mannfaetnrerd :—
Aeton A Borman' 17
W.J. Davie* & Son 18
W. B. Fordham & Sona 21
J.OakeyASona U
.Invalid ftimlture mannfactoren :—
Chorlton A Dogdale , Inilde Front Cover
Ironfuundera:—
Amoa&Smlth 66
Barton-npon-Humber KngbieeriD); & Founding Co .. . 38
C.Duckering' 25
B. Norfolk 67
Shepherd, HUl A Co 40
fronmonser .i A. Canty 31
Iron roof manufactnrera Motley A Oreen 40
Iron wlnebln manufaotnren Farrow & Jaekaon 10
1 ron mannfaotorer. . , , W. Jameaon 64
Jowellen... T. Iteynoldaon A Son 68
Juwellera' rouge manofaetnrer* :—
W. J. Davlea A Sona 18
W. B. Fordham A Son* 21
J. OakeyASona 10
Knife poUah manofaetnren :—
ActonABorman 17
W. J. Davlea A Son* 18
J. Uakey ASona 1«
W. B. Fordham A Son* 21
J<athe manufacturer T, Mewton 47
J.nratory manofaetnrer J. Woodward 68
Leather mannfacturera, merehanta A exporter*:—
J. U.Fenner ACo 51
Lcrant warehonae Cardinal A Harford 21
Lightning oondnetor mannfaetnrer J . Sbaw 47
Lime merchant* :—
FattinaonACo 36
liugby Portland Cement Co 68
•l>!nendiapera:— >
e. Balnbrldge A Son* 22
J. Eaaten ASon* 62
Kve A Banahaw 26
Linaeed cake mauufaeturera:—
Barton A Waterhouae SS
Cbambera A Fargua 61
LIthogrraher H. Pickering 44
^ashine band manufaoturer* : —
J. H. Fenner * Co 54
IndUBnbber.U utta Peroha A Telegraph Work*Co.Llm 1 a
Slaehine knife manufacturer* :—
A. Spafford A Co 48
W. Tyiack, Bona A Turner *»
Hachinlat* :—
S. GlbaonACo K
T.Mewton 47
K. Norfolk 67
Maltsters Conlon A Son* 37
Mantle A oo*tume warefaooaemen :—
O. Balnbrldge A Bona 22
Jlannre manufacturers :—
B. Flaher A Co SO
Tigar'a Manure Work* 80
.Harble meivtaants :—
G. Brown A Son 09
blmpsonA Malone 03
Market gardeners W. W. Johnaon A Son 27
Mercantile offlces ...Stubba' 1«
Jletal worker* W. Tonka A Son* 65
jailllnera : —
G. Balnbrldge A Son* 22
M. Jubb 3:t
JfUlstoae builder C. Duckerlng 25
-Miilwrighta :—
Amos A Smith 66
C. Duckerlng 25
S.GlbaonACo 32
Monumental agency F. Morgan ACo 38
Monumental aculptor* :—
G. Ilrown ASon 60
W. littrncs 61
AO"
Mourning warehouaea :—
6. Balnbrldge A Sona 4 22
KreABanahaw 26
W.C.Jay ACo n
Mualc warehouaea :—
H.BoberU .' 12
G. Kobinson is
Newapapera :—
BoitoD Guardian 28
Boaton I ndependent A LIneolnshIre Adrertiwr 37
Kaatem Homing New* ss
Grantham Time* 28
Orimaby Kxprea* ^ 63
Httli Ezprcaa S3
Hull A Llncolnahtre Time* , 62
Hull New* ; 62
HnllPaeket 62
I.ineoln A Lineolnablre Chronicle 41
Lincoln, Butland A Stamford Hereory 34
Lineolnablre. Boaton A Spalding Free Pre** 41
Louth A North LincoIn*hlre Adrertlser . 41
LoutbTlmea 28
Newark Adrertlaer 66
Betford. Workaop.Iale of Axholme A GalnaborghNewi 41
Kleaford Gazette A South Lincolnsblre Advertiaer. ... 43
Spalding Guardian 28
Stamford A KutUnd Guardian 43
Nurserymen:—
W. W. John*on A Son 27
G.Hoody 40
OU A colonnen :— ... ...
A.Canty 31
W.Shepherd ;. 42
OU merehanta A reflnera :—
Barton A Waterhouae , 65
Q. ^.Leng 03
Stoiry, Snuthaon A Co. 60
on mill maehlnery manuiaetorer* ....Amns A Smith 66
Organ builder H. Jaekaon 40
Ouiilttera :—
Kve A Banahaw 26
BuasellAStarr 50
Paint manufaettiren :—
G. W. Leng 63
Storry, Snuthaon ACo 60
Paperhangera „. Martin A Sima 20
Paper hanglnga merohant* :—
E. Curtla 23
J. Eaeten ASon* 52
Parchment mannfaetnrer* A. A J. Shaw 42
Photographer* :—
G. Hadley 30
B.Slingsby 36
Pianoforte A hanncminm warehouaea : —
H.Boberts 42
O. Boblnaon 38
Plate powder manofattorers :—
Acton A Borman 17
J. OakeyASon* 10
Plumber* SblphamACo. SO
PoUahlng paate mannfiaetarers J. Oakey A Son* 10
Portmanteau mannfaetnrer J. W. Alien 17
Printer H.Pickering 44
Printer* A publlaber* :—
Kelly A Ca, Printer* A publUher* of the Post Office
London A Conntry Dlreotorte* Facktg
Front Cover, liuide Bade Cover,
A pp. 44. 66, 70 A 71
Publlahera J. H. Houghton A Co 44
Pump manntketnrera Amoa A Smith 66
I'ut^ powder manufactnrem :—
Aeton A Borman 17
W.J. UavleaASona 18
J. OakeyASon* 10
Quarry owner* :— .
W. A. Darbiahire 70
Pen-yr-Or*edd Slate Quarry Co. Limited 70
Ballway companies : — •
Great Eastern 13
Great Northern 14
Befh)>hment contractor A.B. Ensor 30
Kouge manufacturers Acton oc Borman 17
BuBKian mata— Importer* of: —
FerrabyAHare 63
B. Taylor 64
Sash fkatener manufaetorer* W. Tonka A Son* 05
Saw msnufaeturere : —
A. Spafford A Co 48
W. Tyzack, Sona A Tnmer 48
School MlaaDcnton 64
Scythe, aickle A reaplnghook manufacturers :—
W. TyEaok,Sona A Turner 48
Seed cruanera : —
Barton A Waterhouae 55
Chambers A Fargua *1
Seed merchant*.,... W. W. Johnson & Son 27
Shears manufisotnrer* W. Wllkinxon A Son 46
Shirt A oAlIar maker* ItusHell & Starr 50
Shirt talHirat Sampson A Co 20
Silk mercers : —
G. Balnbrldge A Sons 22
H. Jubb-. 8»
Slate merchant* :—
vv. A: -Darbiahire 70
FattlasonACo '•
Pen-yr-OraeddSlateQnarry Co. Limited 70
Smallware dealer K. .T.Cook 67
Sod oil manufacturer* A. AJ. Sliaw 42
Soda breaking maohlne mannfaciurer 0. E. Barton 31
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Sprio; bUnd Bannbeturer H. Jordan K
Sprint; mmttreH mumbetann-^Mttent :—
Chorttoa k Dogdale Inside Front Cover
SUtkncn -. J, B. Hoaghton A Co 44
Steam engine maBafaetarera.—
R. Honuby A Soni Limited Facing Back Cover
Steam pa«iMng maniifketaren :—
India Bnbber,UatUFarehaATelegraphWorkaCo.Lim 15
Steam ahlp owners.... w....' IWlejr A Lectham 51
str«m ateerlnjr gear mannfira Amoa & Smith 5ft
iiuxl mannfketarer* :—
A.SpaO'ordftCa 48
W. TTxaek, Sooa * Turner 48
Stwlpeninaniifaetiim...... J. GlUott (5
Steel poUab mannftatorara J. Oakey ASooa Itf
Stone ft marble maaoni :—
vr. Bamea 61
G. Brown ft Bon W
Stone mcrebanta Simpionft Malone 83
Stobba' Kereantile Oflteea 18
Sninhnrte aeM mannfaetnrera E. FlaberftCo 50
Tallon KreftBanahaw 26
Tar ft tupeotlDe dlatlUera :—
JdTlI, Olaaier ft Co 35
Starry, SmithaonftCo 60
TarpavIInK mannflKtarer W. Sbepherd 42
Tea ft eoflee mershanta Kveft Ransbaw 26
Trlfvrapb cable manufacturers :—
IndlaRabber.&atUPercha ft Telegraph Works Cctiim 15
Teira-mftalUe paTlng manufaetnier J. Hamblet 66
Timber nerehants Pattlnaonft Co 36
TIa merehatita G.Clark ft Bona 66
Tool mamifaetiiiei'a : —
T.Kewton 47
A.^MJRvdftOo , s 48
Toipedo apparmtna manuraotnrers :—
iBdlaBnbber.QottaPercba ft Telegrapb Works Co JJm 15
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Traction englno mannftotnrers :—
ILHomsbyft Sons Limited Facing Back Cover
UnderUkers Martin ft Sims 28
Upholsterers : —
G. Bainbridge ft Sona : 22
A. Canty 31
B. Curtis 2*
J.Eaaten ftSons .-. ■. 82
Lincolnshire Fnmlshlng Co 40
Martin ft Sima 2B
Varnish manofketnrera :—
Jekyll, Glaaler ft Co 38
Storry, Smltbson ft Co ...-. (0
Veterinary obemlsts Day, Son ft Hewitt 18
Veterinary anrgeou :—
W.S.CarI&a 48
H.Howae 44
Vioe-eonsul for Spahi W. Moran 63
Watehmakcn T. Beynoldson ft Son 58
Water eloaet manofhetnrer^patent J.Woodward 68
Waterproof gooda manafaetnrera :—
India Sobber.GnttaPercha ft Telegraph WorksCoXim 15
Waterproof oUeorer maker C. Ware 64
Whitehead mannlaeturera Storry, Smltbson ft Co. 60
Whiting manufaotorers Quecnsgate Whiting Co. 44
Wine ft spirit merchants :—
Conlonft Sons 37
S. A. Harrison — 30
Norton ft Tnrton 34
C. Pratt ft Sons 35
WIneftapint merchants' engineers. ..Farrow ft Jackson IB
Wire feneing mannfketurers :—
MotleyftOreen ■.....-. 48
J.Shaw I..... 47
W^lre netting manufacturers Motley ft Green . 48
Win rope manuftctnier J. Stiaw 47
Woollen drapers :~
G. Bainbridge ft Sons 22
XveftBanabaw 28
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NAMES OF ADVEETISERS.
TUB KDUBEKS KBrKKKKD lO «RB TII'KAUTKRTISBUB.NT I'AUBS AT TUB BNU OP TIIK BOOK.
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Acton .t: norin.aii, Emerr. emrrf cloth ft blank lovl iniiiir». 17
Alleti J. W., Itav-, portnianteiiu A dreasln;; c<Me maDUtaetr 17
AcQOs & Smitli, Enginecra, mlllwrlghta, boiler mskera &
ironfoandera S6
Andrew J. £. H. & Co., Enetneen ft |;;aa engine manufn. 70
Bailey & Leetham, Steam snip owsen SI
Balnbridge 6. & Sana, Linen Si wooUen drapen,. allk
mereen A miUluers 22
Barnes W., Stonemason & contraotor 81
Barton & Watsrhonie, Seed eraihers A oil reflnera IS
Barton-apon-Hnmber Engineering A Iron FoundlnK (^
Limited : 38
Barton C. E., Ice & Boda breaking' maeUno manonwtnrer. 31
BellJ., Aabeatoa manufactuier 12
Blake J^ Knanneer A bydraulle ram manofaotnrer 67
Boston Guardian. Newspaper ..••••. 28
Boston Independent, Newspaper 37
Brown O. & Son, Bailders A atone & marble masons 60
Cantv A., Wholesale A f urnlahlnf; Ironmonger 31
Cardinal A Harford, Carpet Importers A levant warehouse 21
Carllas W. S,. Veterinary sun,'eoa 43
Chambers A Fargns, Ull seed erustaers A merchants 61
Chorltoa A Dugdale, Patent spring mattress A inralid
furniture manufacturers Intidt Front Cover
Clark 6. A Sons, Copper A tin merchants 86
Oonlon A Sons, Brewers A maltsters 37
Cook E. J., Wholesale hosier, haberdasher A smallware dlr 67
Croasley J.. Fainter, decorator, carror A (^Ider 69
Curtis £., Furniture remover, cabinet maker A upholsterer 33
Dales T. D. AW., Wagon builders 64
Dalgress W., Dyer, cleaner A oalenderer ....' 6t
Daroishire W. A., Quarry owner A slate merchant 70
Darey J. A Son, Corn, cakeA seed merchants 3S
Davies W. J. & Sons, Kmory, emery A glass cloth A black
lead man uiacturera IB
Day.SouA llcwltt, Veterinary cbemlsu. 18
Dennis J. W., Manufacturing chemist 24
Denton Hiss, School 04
Duckering C, Engineer, millwright, brass A ironfounder. . 25
Kasten S. A Sons, Cabinet fiimlture manul'acturets,
upholsterers A linen drapers 62
Sastem Morniug News, Newspaper 53
Ensor A. K., Uefreshment concraotor 39
Etc a Raushaw, Linen A woollen drapers, tailors, hatters
Aoutfltters 26
Farrow A Jackson, Wine A spirit merchants' engineers .... 19
Fenner J. H. A Co., Leather, machine band A hose pipe
manufacturers 54
Ferraby A Hare, Importers of rusaian mats A bags 63
Fisher G. A Co., Chemical manufacturers 50
Ford T., Fishing tackle manufacturer 43
Fordham W. 1). A Sons, Emery, emery cloth A black lead
nuinufacturers 21
Gibson S. A Co., Engineers, machinists, millwrights A
boiler makers 32
Gibson C. r., Chemist 64
GlUott J., Steel pen manuiocturer 66
Grantham Times, Newspaper 28
Great Eastern l{ailway Co 13
Great Northern Katlway Co 14
Grimsby Co-opcrntive Ico Co. Limited 33
Grimsby Express, Newspaper 63
Guest Ai Chrimes, BrasslOundcrs 45
Hadley U., I'liotographer 39
Hamblet J., Brisli A terru-metalllc paving mauufacturer. . 66
Harrison G., Aerated water manufacturer 44
Harrison 8. A., WineA spirit Importer 39
Bawluley G. A J. W., Breeeh-Ioadlng implement manfii. 46
Homsby K. A Sons Limited, Engineers, steam engine,
boiler A agricultural Implement manrrs...i''aci;f^ Back Cover
Houghton J . H. A Co., Publishers A school stationers 44
Howse 11., Veterinary surgeon 44
Hull A Lincolnshire Times, Newspaper (K
Hull Express, Newspaper 63
Hull News, Newspaper 6<
Hull Packet, Newspaper 82
India Rubber, O utta Percha A Telegraph Works Co. LIm. 16
Jackson IL, Organ builder 40
Jameson W., Confectioner, Jam A biscuit manufacturer ... 64
Jay W. C. A Co., HoumlDg warehouse 72
Jekyll, Glailer A Co., Chemical manufacturers 35
PAGK
Johnmn W. W. A Son. Seod merchants, noraerTmen A
market gardeners 27
Johnson A. P., Horticultural builder ill
Jordan U., Spring blind manufacturer M
Jnbb U., General draper A silk mercer 33
Kelly A Co., Printers A printers A publishers of the Post
OIBce London A Country Directories Faciry
Front Cover, Inside Back Cover A pp. 44, 66, 70 A n
Kingston Enamelled Slate Co (it
LangleyA Co., Blue A black lead manufacturers 0^
LengG. W., Oil boiler lit
Lincoln, RuUand A Stamford Uercnry, Newspaper 3 1
Lincolnshire, Boeton A Spalding Free Press, Newspaper. . 41
Linclonshlre Chronicle, Newspaper 41
Lincolnshire Furnishing Co 4'>
Lonth A North Lincolnshire Advertiser, Newspaper 41
Louth Times, Newspaper 2k
Market Rasen Brewery Co. Limited 40
Uartin A Sims, Furniture removers, builders, cabinet
makers A upholsterers 2'i
Moody G. Xurseryman 40
Moody S. W., Manufacturing chemist 4H
Moran W., Vice-consul for Spain en
Morgan F. A Co., Monumental masons 3i^
Motley A Green, Galvanized wire fencing Acmannfitcturers 49'
Newark Advertiser. Newspaper 6ti-
NewtonT., Machinist A tool manufacturer 4r
Norfolk R., Engineers' auctioneer 57
Norton A Turton, Wine, spirit, ale A stout merchants 34
Onkey J. A Sons, Emery, emery cloth A black lead maufrs 19
Otter A Broughton, Builders A contractors 44
Pattinson A Co. Timber A slate merchnts.brlck A tUe mnfs 3(>.
Pen-yr-Orsedd Slate Quarry Co. Limited ',»
Pickering H., Engraver A litboj^rapher 44
Pratt C. A Sons, Wine A spirit merchants 3.'>
Queenagate Whlttng Co 44
Retford, Worksop, Isle of Axbolme A Galitsburgh News,
Newspaper 41
Beynoldson T. A Son, Gold A silver smiths, watch makers
A Jewellers 6ft
Roberts H., Music A musical instrument warehouse. 42
Robinson G., Pianoforte, amcrican organ A harmonium
warehouse .%
Robinson G. C, Analytical chemist A laboratory Sft
Rugby Portland Cement Co <w
Ruiaell A Starr, Hatters, hosiers, glovers A outflttera. 5U
Sampson A Ca, Shirt tailors, hosiers A clovers 20
Shaw A. A J., Chamois leather mnnufucturers A exporters 42
Shaw J., Wire rope, lightuiu^ conductor A fencing manfr 47
Shepherd, Hill A Co., Eugiuucrs' tool manufacturers A
iroofounders 49
Shepherd W.,TarpauUng manufacturer... 42
Ship Hotel 39
ShlphamACo., lirassfuuudcrs, coppersmiths, A plumbers 59
SimObOn A ^lalone, 3Iurblc A stone merchants 03
Sleatord Gazette. Newspaiier 43
Silugsby R.. Photograijher 3U
Smith J., Hotel 42
Smyth Brothers, Accouuiants, commission, estate A laud
agents 43
Spafibrd A. A Co. Steel, baw, llle A machine knife manui'ra 4K
Spalding Guardian, Newspaper 2K
Stamford A Kutland Uuanliuu, Newspaper 43
Storry, ^mithaon A Co., White lead, palut, color A Tarnish
manufacturers CO
Stubbs' Mercantile OiScea 1<1
Taylor R., Baltic A archangel mat importer 04
Thornton L.T., Hotel 30
Tlgars Manure Works 60
Tonks W. A Sons, BrasBfoundcrs A metal workers. Hi
Tyzack W., Sons A Turner, Steel, llle, saw A machine knife
manufacturers 48
Victoria Hotel 37
WareC, Waterproof oil cover mannfacturer G4
Weeks J. A Co., Horticultural builders A hot water
engineers 20
Wilkinson W. A Sons, Shears A Airriers' knife manufctrs 40
WtUoox W. H. A Co., Enuiueers' stores 21
WingT. D., Coach proprietor A mail contractor 60
Wo^ P. A S., Brick manufacturers 66
Woodward J., Patent water closet A lavatory manufactr.. 63
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HULL.
Hull, or mora properly KisootON-tTPON-HuLL, is a large
and popolcHis town, parliamentary and manidpal borough,
polling place (or the Eaat Biding of Yorluhire,head of a union
and oonnty coortdiatrict, shire by itself, and seaport, situate
on tbe west aide of the river Hull, at the point where that rirer
dJHliarges ita waters into the estuary of the Hamber, 90
milrt from the GermanOcean at BpnmPoint. On the east side
H is sorronnded by a level tract of country known as the
shin of Holdemess, in the rural deanery of Hull, East
Bidhig archdeaconry, York diocese and province. Northern
circnit. Hull has communication with all parts of the king-
dom by the North Efwtem railway and its branches, and by
the Gnat Northern and Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln-
shire railway, by a steam ferry across the Hnmber from
New Holland. Hull is 173^ miles, by way of New Holland,
from King's Cross station, London, a^ from Euston Square
station, London, 30! south from Bridlmgt<Hi, 40^ east from
Doneaatar, 19 south from Driffield, i^ north from Great
Orimsby, laa} from Bogfay, 53^ from Sheffield, 64 from
Thrisk, 74) south from Whitby, 105I from Worcester, 41I
aontb-east from York, 51 from I^eeds, 99 from Leicester,
119^ from Liverpool, 45^^ from lincoln, 90^ from Uan-
diester, 39I south-east from Malton and 75 from
Nottingham.
Hull has for msny yean been making a gradual but steady
increase ; it may (Ute its greatest improvement from the
formation of the docks : it had from its foundation been snr-
ronnded by a wall and a ditch { in 1774, when the country
was (reed fnnn intestine broils and party warfare, the
defences were considered useless, and the increase of trade
and commerce having required greater scope for develop-
ment, the military works surrounding toe town were
levelled and the docks formed on the site thereof (the whole
of the original part of the town being now enclosed between
the doi^ and the river). From this period the commerce
rapidly increased, and it has now become the third port in
the kingdom, being only surpassed by London and Liver-
po(d. Before the year 1778, slupping lay in tbe Old Harbour.
The Queen's Dock was opened in tbs year 1778 ; it is 1,703
ftet long J the Humber Dock in the year 1809 ; and the
Prince's Dock in 1899, since which the Victoria Dodc has
been formed on the east side of the river Hall, with
entrances from the Hnmber and the Hull ; this dock will
admit vessels of very great tonnage. The Bailwny Dock was
opened on the 3rd of December, 1846. Tbe Albert Dock,
opened in July, 1869, comprises an area of a4A. 0S.35F. it is
3, 370 feet long and 4)80 feet wide at the east end, and aoo
feet at tiie west end ; the entrance lock is of ample dimen-
sions, the length of the lock between the gates being 300
ieet, and tbe clear width 80 feet Sir William Wright
Dodi, situated «t the west end of Albert Dock, was formed
at a cost of ;^*7z,366, and opened in May, 1880. St,
Andrew's, the new fish duck, also situated to the west of
Albert Dock, was opened a4th September, 1883, and
cost £^T\,joj. Rails are laid on both sides of most of the
docks, m connection with the Hull and Solby Tailway,giving
great facility to the trade of the town.
llie Dock Office is an elaborate structure in the Italian
style, of tbe Venetian type, and is built of stone from the
Aiieaater qnarries^ in Linoolndiire ; the ground floor order
is Ionic, that of this first floor Corinthian, the panels over
the windows and the key-stones and spandrils of the arches
of the wings being ridily carved ; a deep and highly enriched
cornice, with medallion windows in the frieze, surmounts
this Older, and there is a doable blocking course over it ;
at each tA the three angles (tiie building in plan being an
irregular triangle adapted to the site) are circular towers
of titD Composite order, over which are domes covered with
lead, and crowned with elegant lanterns, the height of these
cupolas being 100 feet; Uie principal entrance is in the
centre of i& Junction street front, its position being
emphasized by a portico on the ground floor, and projecting
pilasters and engaged columns on the fint floor, above the
main cornice of which is a pediment, the tympanum of
which is enriched with sculpture, representing dommerce.
Prosperity, and the river Humber, uid over which is
grouped a trophy of the arms of the company, the town
and Trinity House ; the entrance to the general public office
is in the centre of the quay front, which is very effective,
from its bold circular swsep following the contour of the
dock ; crowning its centra is another handsome tn^y of
scnlptore, representing Neptone and Amphitrite snppnrting
the arms of the company ; internally the principal (eatores
are the entrance hall, with a spacious staircase uving hand-
some wrought iron hand-railing ; the board-room, in whidi
I are hnng paintings of past chairmen ; and the court room,
which is large, lofty and very magnificent, with columns of
j red marble, and highly enriched capitals and cornice of the
Corinthian order ; between the columns is a sub-order in the
I Composite style, over the entablatures of which, between the
. first floor and medallion windows, are plaosd figures holding
{ shields, on which are emblazoned the arms (rf the various
i ports trading with Hull ; the ceiling is of most chaste and
i elegant design ; the floor is of parqueterie, of oak and fancy
woods : the general public (rfBos, on the ground floor, is also
a very fine apartment, designed in the Doric order, uid is
100 feet in length : in the basement are extensive ranges of
cellars : the whole building is fireproof, and is heated with
hot air and ventilated on we most approved system. Tbs
arohitect of this fine building was Mr. C. G. Wray, of 46
Cannon street, London.
The Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Jonotion Railway
and Dock Company was constituted by an Act of Parliament
in the Session lot 1880, and has a railway from Hull to a
point near Barnsley, and at the Hnll terminns a dock called
the Alexandra Dock, both of which are now in conrae of
constmction ; thus an eaky mode of transit for goods from
foreign parts to the heart of England will be provided.
Messrs. w. Shelford and O. Bohn are the engineers for the
railway, and Mr. J. Abemethy is the engineer-in-chief for
the Alexandra Dock ; Messn. Lucas ft Aird, are the con-
tractors for the entire works ; Mr. J. Daniell, secretary.
In the Session of 1883 the Company obtained a very import-
ant Act for extending their system to Huddersfleld and
Halifax : the Act also provides for additional dock accom-
modation in the shape A timber pcmds and a fish dock. The
Company has entered into an agreement with the Midland
Railway Company for running powere over tbe latter's
system to Cndworth, where a large Ezchan^ Station will be
bnilt by both Companies. This will give immediate access
to the main line of the Midland Bauway Company from
Hull, Huddersfield and Halifax, and will place Barnsley in
direct communication with those towns. In the Session of
1883, the Company obtained an Act to construct' new rail-
ways in the Hull district, and for other porposes. The new
railway passes over the town at a high level and crosses the
river Hull by a swing bridge of 75 feet span.
Tradi of the Post. — Tbe principal imports in 1883 wer»
catde, 13,866 ; sheep and lambs, 37,470 ; pigs, 6,64$ ; batter,
333,053 cwt.; cheese, 34,805 cwt.; cotton wool, 130,005 cwt.;
nsh from foreign ports, chiefly mackerel and mussels,
171.37s cwt.; fruit, 815.357 packages; wheat, 1,357,850
qn. ; barley, 547,608 qrs.; oats, 318,634 qrs. and maize,
336,803 qn.; hemp, 11,000 tons; hides, 60,694 cwt.; oranges,
380,494 bushels ; potatoes, 448,604 cwt. : provisions — bamn,
388,161 and hams, 54,478 cwt. : sseds — linseed, 899,450,
rapeseed, 300,043 'i^ cotton seed, 113,309 qn. ; sugar
(refined), 338,833 cwt.; vegetables, 346,793 packages; tim-
ber, 94,339 'and deals, 373,985 loads ; wool, 34,933,754 lbs.
Of exports, coal amounted to 603,530 tons, Germany, Russia
and Sweden and Norway being principal customers ; cotton
goods, plain, 49,305,800 and pnnted, 33,733,185 yds. ; cot-.
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ton yam, 73,328,300 lbs. and Troollen and worsted yarns,
18,996,300 lbs.; woollens, flannels kc. value ;^62i,43o;
worsteds (plains and mixed), value j£388,798 ; linseed oil,
i7jq6i tons ; cotton oil, 8,567 tons.
The Hull cnstoms' revenue for 1883 was ^£143,421. .
In the year 1883 the number of sailing and steam vessels
that entered the port of Hull with cargoes from foreign
countries and British possessions, was 2,870, with a tonnage
of 1,704,884. The total tonnage on which dock dues were
paid was 2,460,564 ; registered tonnage of the port, 301,871.
There are upwards of 450 deep-sea flghing-btnts belonging
to the Port of Hull, and whose produce finds it« way by
means of steam cutters and the rail to the London and other
markets and materially contributes to the prosperity of the
town. There are 10 steam cutters constantly employed
carrying fish from the various fleets to the London aad
other large markets ; these vessels are all fitted with trawl-
ing gear, which is used by them when not employed in
carrying flsh to the markets. In addition to the deep-sea
flshing-Doats, there is a large number of smaller craft, which
are employed fishing; off the coast. The fishing community
of the port of Hull (fishermen alone) are estimated at 3,500,
and the fishing trade generally finds employment for about
7,000 more. i66,07€ cwt. of coarse fiah and 331,876 boxes
of best fish were landed in 1883.
From Hull regular lines of steamers leave at stated
intervals for Aarhuus, Abo, Africa, Amsterdam, Antwerp,
Barcelona, Bergen, Bombay, Bordeaux, Bremen, Breraer-
haven, Brussels, Cadiz, Charente, China, Christiansand,
Christiania, Copenhagen, Cronstadt, Danish porta, Dantzig,
Drontheim, Dunkirk, Oefle, Gothenburg, Hamburg,
Harlingen, Havre, Helsingfors, India, Konigsberg, Leghorn,
Liban, Lisbon, Marseilles, Odessa, Mediterranean ports.
New York, U. 8. Nova Scotia, Oporto, Quebec, Revel, Riga,
Rotterdam, Souen, Soderbamn, Stavanger, Stettin, Stock-
holm, South America, St. Petersburg, Taganrog, Trieste,
Valencia, Wasa and Wyburg, also Aberdeen, Dundee, Leith,
London, Gainsborough, Goole, Gnmsby, New Holland,
Lynn, Newcastle, Yarmouth, York, and other coast toivns.
Shipbtiilding is largely carriect on and there are rope
yards and sail lofts. The iron shipbuilding }-ards and Earle's
Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Limited, are very
extensive.
Among the principal manufactures arc flax, cotton.crush-
ing and refining oil from linseed and rape-seed and making
linseed cakes ; also the manufacture of blue and black lead
and oil, paint, colors and varnishes. There are also several
engineering works, foundries and breweries. The iiingston
Cotton Mill Company, Limited, is a large establishment.
The streets in the older part are narrow and confined,but
in other parts of the tovm they are spacious and regularly
formed. The houses are principally built of brick ; the
" streets arc well paved with stone brought from Iceland ; the
to^m is lighted by three gas comiwnies, and well supplied
with water from very fine springs, about 4 miles distant.
During the past "few years considerable improvements
having been made in the town, several imposing buildings
)iave been erected and a great number of new streets con-
structed, and great alterations are still in progress in the
widening of several of the old streets.
The Waterworks at Spring Head form *in ornamental pile
of red and white brick with stdne dressings : the tower
stands in the centre of the engine house, nu its south side :
the works themselves consist chiefly of a pumping shaft 14
feet in diameter, 714 feet deep, lined with east iron cylinders
to a depth of 40 feet, with a bore at the bottom of the shaft
18 inches in diameter by sto in depth ; two condensing
engines, 60 horseipower each, an engine and boiler house itc.
In 1847, a pier, in the form of the letter T, was erected in
front of Nelson street ; in fine weather it forms a delightful
promenade and is most attractive ; the broad expanse of the
Himiber, which is here nearly s^ miles wide, studded with
the sails of arriving and departing vessels and the steam
ferry boats frequently passing to and fro, form a source of
enjoyment to the pent-up inltebitants of a large town.
In 1881, the reconstruction of the Pier and consitrnction of
the New River Wall was commenced. The widening of
Nelsim -street ; erection of a splendid promenade pier, from
which a magnifloenc view of the Hnmber and the Lincoln-
shire coast can be obtained, and the reconstruction of the
Vittoria jetty, were amongst -the alterations. They were
completed in 1883, at a cost of j£30,ooo, borne by the Cor-
poration.
The borough returns two members to Parliament.
The government of the town is vested in a corporation,
whom first chatter was granted in the reign of Edward L,
in 1399, which was renewed and enlarged by subsequent
charters until the reign of Henry VI., when the corporation
aamimed that form iriiich it retained until tbepastuig of the
Municipal Reform Act, when the town was divided into seven
wards. By the Hull Extension and Improvement Act, 1882,
44 and 45 Vict; c. czv. which came into operation on April
1st, 1883, the municipal limits of the borough were extended.
The town is now divided into 13 wards, namely, Albert
ward, Alexandre ward, Beverley ward. Botanic ward, Central
ward, Coltman ward, Drypool ward, Newington ward,
Paragon wiird, Park ward. Queen's ^ard and Sutton ward :
the corporation now consists of a mayor, 14 aldermen and
42 common councilmen, recorder and sheriff.
The sanitary oondition of the town is under the control of
the corporation.
The borough has a conmiiiiaion of the peace and separate
court of quarter sessions.
The assizes were formerly held here for the shire of Hull,
but of late years the trials for capital offences, committed
within the town and county of Hull, have been transferred
to York and-Leeds, according to thegaol deliveries.
All Saints' church, Sculcoates. — This noble building is the
parish church of the great northern division of the town of '
Hull, generally known as Scclcoates. The name is supposed
to be as old as the times of Athelstan, who rewarded one Schul
with lands in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Until 1869 St.
Mary's church was the parish church ; but when this new
church was consecrated, in that year, the rights and reve-
nues of the parish church were removed to All Saints', by a
deed of the Ecclesiastical Commissioner*. The church itself,
which is of red brick with white stone fadngs, is in the
Gothic style, built on a site given by the Rev. Canon
Jarrett, of York : the late G. E; Street esq. n.A. was the archi-
tect : it is 150 feet in length, 60 feet iu' width, and the apex
of the roof is 60 feet from the ground ; the roof is supported
by stone pDlars, and over the capitals of each is carved stone-
work, inlaid with black, each piUar sustaining a different
device : the baptistery is at the west end of the church : and
looking from the east the three arches which divide the bap-
tistery from the nave have a most striking effect : the chancel
arcd is very good, the open stonework between it and the
red brick being very beautiful ; the chancel is apsidal,
and the comnmnion table is approached by seven steps
from the nave floor : a stone screen separates the chanoel
from the nave, above which rise the carved finials of
the clergy and choir stalls ; the chancel floor is laid with
enamelled tiles, of different shapes and colour : there is a
spacious organ chamber on the left of the chancel, sup-
ported by three small columns, of white stone, above which,
resting on the brickwork, are a number of smaller white
columns, making a kind of triforium : the chapel opposite
forms a pcissage from the vestries, which are outside the
apse and contain three stained windows of the Three Apostles
^. Paul, Barnabas and Silas, as a memorial to Lady Wal-
shara, the mother, and lieut. Arthur Walsham, the brother
of the late vicar : there are five stained windows over the
communion table erected as memorials, and the windows of
the aisles arc stained, representing the Apostles and the
Evangelists, and the smaller west window represents the
Virgin Mother and Mary Magdalene : there is a very hand-
somely carved lectern, of brass ; this and the brass pulpit
and altar desks, and a richly embossed offertory plate, are
the gift of the late J. Loft esq. alderman of the borough and
ex-mayor : the communion plate, which is a massive service
of silver, the north chair of carved oak, with angels npon
the arms, the books bound in red morocco, with gold crosses,
are the gift of the late F. Huntingdon esq. of Hull : there
are several magnificent altar cloths, of red, purple, green
and white : the pulpit, which stands at tlie north-east
comer of the chancel arch, is of white stone, with open
colnmns. The entire cost of thebuilding was nearly ;f 8/>oo ;
a tower was added during the year 1883 at a cost of /i,2oo,
as a memorial to the late vicar, the Rev. Canon Walshum :
the church has sittings for i,xoo, of which 150 are free.
The register dates from the year 1871. The living is a
vicarage, yearly value uncertain, in the gift of the Lord
Chancellor, and* held since 1883' by the Rev. John Watson
M.A. of Queens' college, Cambridge, who is also a surrogate
for the diocese, and ' chaplain to the Sculcoates Union, the
Rev. W. Ambrose Hayes m.a. of Worcester College, Oxford,
and Rev. P. Saber ii.a. of St John's College, Cambridge,
are curates.
Holy Trinity chnreh is situated on the west side of the
Market place. In the year 1385 it is stated that the " High
Church, dedicated to the Holy Trinitie, was at first founded as
a chapel by James Helward," the mother church, as the MS.
states, being Hessle. The church is 373 feet long from east
to west ; it consists of a chanoel with chancel aisles, nave
and aisle, transept, south or vicar's poreh, a small chapel,
vestries and a noble tower in the centre ; the style of archi-
tecture is Gothic : the eastern portions of the church are
of the Decorated period ; the nave, built about the year
1450, is in the Perpendicular style ; it is 72 feet wide with
the aisles and consists of 8 bays of z6 feet 6 inches each.
The -west end forms a beautiful example of Early Perpen-
dicular Gothic architecture : the pien of the' arcades are
unique for their lightness, the ancient builders having
wisely adapted their work to the yielding nature of the
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foondation ; there is a line clerestory and a low pitched
roof and ceiling : on either side' of the door arc three tall
niches irith n<!h canopies and above it the great west
window, of nine lights, occapiss the entire breadth of the
nare and reaches to the parapet. In the centre of the
parapet of the nare is a large niche, in which is placeil a
very fine full-sixed statue of Oar Saviour. On the south side
the lower part of one of the windows is occupied by the
vicar's porch. There is a doorway in each end of the transept
and in front of that on the sonth side is a small porch : the
doorway in the north end of it was restored in iSaS : in
each end of the transept is a large six-light window, with
Decorated tracer}-, and the gables are crowned with stone
crocses : the large east irindow is of seven lights, having
the sweep of the arch filled with qnatrefoil and dnquefoil
tracery : there are two flve-light windows at this end of
the chancel aisles aild the parapet is finished with a pierced
battlaneDt. The sides of the chancel aisles contain ten
four-light windows, the west window is stained : the west
doorway is elaborate, and veijr similar in character to the
west doorway of Beverley Minster : over the vicar's porch
a memorial window to the late vicar, the Bev. John H.
Bromby v. A. has been inserted : the transepts are 32 feet
wide, uid 97 feet from north to south, built about the year
1313, in the purest part of the Decorated period of Gothic
aiiriiitcctnre ; the windows are beautiful examples of this
style and the new ceiling under the tower is a gixid specimen
of rich polychromatic decoration ; a stained window has
been inserted by Mr. Peck, churchwarden, in memory of
his Catlier and mother : the chancel and aisles arc of the same
width as the nave, and its aisles, consisting of Arc bays ;
this part was built about the year 1400 ; in the south-west
bay of the chancel is the Broodley tomb, somewhat in the
style of the Percy shrine at Beverley, though on a smaller
scale, and showing a recumbent eiflgy under a groined and
richly carved and crocketed canopy ; the little chantry
chapel is seen beyond it, containing an ancient niclie and
piscina and having an entrance from the south transept ;
tlie diapel and tomb were restored by the late Miss Broadlc^- :
in the next bay bat one is another tomb, containing two
recumbent etBgies under a groined and carved canopy; a
window at the back of this tomb, formerly blocked up with
brickwork, has been opened out : in the north -window of the
transept are the Riiyal arms and those of the Corporations of
Hull and the Trinity House, in stained glass: a line of i
low buildings, formerly chantry chapels, but now used
as vestries, extend the whole length of the chancel : the '
noble tower is in two stages : on each side of the lower •
stage are two windows of three lights each, and in the ^
iq)per stage are similar windows more highly enriched, with I
pedimental canopies terminating in iinials above the battle-
ments ; the height of the tower is 147J feet. Internally .
the aspect of this spacious church is very striking :
the nave and aisle are divided on each side by pomtcd arches'
resting on lofty clustered columns, formed by a union of
four cylinders : the mouldings of the arches rests on figures ]
uf angels, playing on nmsical instruments ; the ccilii^ of
this part of the building are flat and panelled and em- ,
beUisned with sters, on a blue ground ; the tower is '
supported by four strrmg and unifonn pillars and in it is a '
peal of eight bells and a large clock : the roof of the cross j
aisle or transept appears to be modem and has the date of :
1755 : there is a large brass lectern, representing the
"Eagte," given by Messrs. John and George Parker, Dec.
28th, 1847, on the event of the lute Rev. John H. Bromby
X.A. completing his 50th year of incumbency of this chnrch,
and in 1875 a beautifnl organ was erected by Messrs.
Forster and Andrews, at a cost of j^a,ooo. The work of
complete restoration vms conceived in 1851. A report was
nia<le by Sir Gilbert G. Scott, that the cost of the works
would be ;^20,ooo, the works were begun immediately ;
St the present time all the works contracted for have been
nimpleted : the chancel has been fltte<l mth stalls and seats ;
the floor has been laid in part with encaustic tile paving ; the
•teps within the altar rails are of black polishect Plymouth
marble, and the other steps of Hopton Woodhouse stone. The
entire cost of the restoration amounted to ;^3a,750, exclusive
ol more than Z600 paid by the late Miss Broadley for the
restoration of the cluntr)' chancel, on the east side of the
snutb transept : during the progress of the work many
interesting discoveries were made : a merchiint's tomb,
next to the vicar's porch, probably opening into a chapel ;
the entrance to a chapel on the east side of the north transept,
awl various fragments of ancient workmanship in the ves-
tries and walls on the south of the chancel. The church has
seats fur over a,ooo persons, of wliich 500 are free. The
register dates fnim the year 1558. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value Z^oo, in the gift of trustees and held since 1875
by the Rev. &non McCormick h.a. of St. John's College,
Cambridge, and rural dean ; and the curates are the Rev.
John Rawlings B.A. Queens' College, Cambridge ; Rev. Wm.
Thomas Lawson b. a. Clare College, Cambri<1{|e ; Rev. Daniel
Keys Moore, of Trim'ty College, Dublin (vicar-designate of
St. Philip's, Tripi)ett).
St. Mary's church, in Lowgate, built about the year
1337, is a handsome stone bimding in the Perpendicular
style, with lofty s()uare tower containing 6 bells : it was
perfectly restored m 1863-65, by the late Sir G. G. Scott
B.A. at a cost of nearly /iQ, 000 ; to widen the .footpath in
the street, the wall at the west end of the aisles was moved
further back and an arch made through the tower, which
still projects into the street : ' it iids a chancel, nave, north
aisle, two sonth aisles and a beautiful carved oak pulpit,
sedilia> . chpir. stalls and lectern, a reredos of stone, ex-
quisitely decorated with fresco painting in the three centre
panels and the carved work throoghcqit picked out witid
gilding and colours ; there are fifteen beautiful stained -
windows ; the organ is large, with three rows of keys, origi-
nal]^ built by the famous Sultier: the church has 1,000
sittmga, alL free and unappropriated. The register (Uites
from the year 1564. The living is a vicarage, yearly value
£3^ .with .reddenoe, in the gift of the late vicar, the Rev.
Canon Soutt, and held since-i884 by the Rev. James William
Hay.Carr, of London University ; the Rev. Alfred Thomas
Greenstreet u.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge and the
Rev. John Clarke Hanson 14. B. of St. John's CcHlege, Cam-
bridge, ate curates.
I St. Andrew's church,. DrypooU situated in the Holdemess
Iroad, was. consecrated by the Archbishop uf York on the
30th of July, 1878, and by the deed of the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners and the oonsent of the archbishop the patron,
and vicar, took the place of the old church of St. Peter as
the parish church : it is in the Geometrical style, built of
red brick, with stone diessings, and consists of chuicel,
nave, aisles, vestry And organ chamber, containing an organ :
the nave is separated from the aisles on eaoh side by an
arcade of six bays ; the floors of the chancel, nave and aisles
are laid with patent tiles ; the church is heated throughout
by hot water : the total cost of the church, including the
qrp;an, was ;£6,ooo : it is intended to erect a tower and
spire as soon as sufficient funds are obtained (£a,ooo) :
the scats, half of which are free and onappropriated, are
open benches of stained pine, capable of holding 700 persons.
The register dates from the year 1878. The living is a
vicarage, yearly value ;^3oo, in the gift of the Simeon
trustees, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Thomas Davis.
St. John the Baptist parish was formed, in 1879, from
Kewington civil (xtrish: the church, St. George's road,
Newiugtpn, built on a site given by D. P. Garbutt esq. was
consecrated by the Archbishop of York on the 27th Decem-
ber, 1878 : it is in the Gothic style of the thirteenth cen-
tury, and consists of chancel and chancel aisles, nave, aisles
and vestry used as organ chamber : the exterior of the
chniwh is of red brick, Aucaster and Whitby stone being
used in the dressings : the windows of the aisles are sipari
lanoet irindnws arranged in conplets, the west window being
a triplet within a large moulded brick arch carried on shafts
with moulded caps, bases and bands : the east window is of
four lights with Geometrical tracery, the clerestory win-
dows are circular with cusps : internally the church is
chiefly of white brick and consists of four bays of arches
and' piers on each side, which separate the nave from the
aisles : the chancel arch is particularly lofty ; a brick and
stone screen, with tiles inlaid in panels, separates the chan-
cel from the nave : the seating is of a'very simple character
and is of red wood stained and varnished, with sittings for
730 persons, and all free and unappropriated ; the chancel
and nave floors are laid with tiles in patterns : it is intended
at some future time to build a tower and spire, but at pre-
sent the church is surmounted by a small spire containing
one bell : the entire cost of the chnrch, exclusive of site,
was ;^5,ooo. In 1883 parish rooms and Sunday schools
were bailt at a cost of ^i,ooo : in 1884 a parsonage house
was erected at'a cost of ^f 1,700 : these adjoin the chnrch.
The segister dates from the year 1878. The living is a
vicarage, yearly value ;f 350, in the gift of the Archbishop
of YoA, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Charles Robert
Job H.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge.
The following ore ecclesiastiail jjarishes : —
St. Barnabas parish 'was formed in 1874 : the chnrch,
situate in Hessle road, was consecrated by the Archbishop
of York on the 25th of February, 1874 : it is in the Early
English style, and is built of reel brick with white stone
facings, On a site given by H.S. Constable esq. of Wassand : it
consists of chancel, nave, aisles, large vestry and organ cham-
ber, containing a large organ, built at a cost of nearly j^6oo :
the chancel fonns a semi-circle : the church was originally
bnilt with but one (north) aisle, but in November, 1876,
the south aisle was added, at a cost of over £1, 100, and
stalls were also provided, instead of chairs, at a further cost
of ;^3So : the interior of the church is 140 feet in length, 80
feet wide, and the apex of the nwf is 70 feet from the
ground ; the total cost, exclusive of alterations, \ms upwards
of ;£6,ooo, towards which W. Harrison-Broadlcy esq. m.p. cf
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Welton Hall, gave jf i,ooo : ther« is at present only a belfrjr
at the -west end containing i bell, but sufficient space has
becoi retained to erect a to-wer and spire : the seats are of
stained pine, holding 750 persons, aJ^ seats being free and
unappropriated : it is hoitea throughout trith hot air. The
register dates from the year 1874. The living is a ricarage,
yearly value j^aoo, in the gift of four trustee, of vhom the
Archbishop of York is one, and held since 1874 1^ the Bev.
Joshua Ourles Solomon Kroenig, of King's College, London.
A commodious vicarage house was built in 1873.
St. James' parish tras formed in 1874: the church,
situate in St. James' square, is in the Early English style,
built of white brick with stone facings, and consists of small
chancel, nave, aisles and north, sontii and west galleries, a
nuidsome square tower at the west end, containing 8 bells
and clock : the church was re-deoorated in 1871, when
the old high pews in the body of the church were removed
and handsome benches of old pitch pine fixed in their stead :
the passages are laid with encaustic tiles : the east window,
given by Thaophilus Carrick esq. of three lights, is filled
with stained glass, representing the "Cruciltxiou of our
Lord," and surrounded by meoallions of angels, apostles
and martvTS : there is a brass eagle lectern given by the
congregation in 1876 in memor}' of the late Rev. John
WilBani Hunt, incumbent of this church : in 1883 the old
gallery, with its high pews, was removed and a lighter
structure of pitch pine erected in its stead : the whole
cburdi at same time being re^deeorated : there is a good
organ: the church has 1,150 sittings, half of which are
free and unappropriated. Trie register dates from the year
183a. The living is a perpetual curacy, yearly value j£aoo,
in the ^t of the vicar of Holy Trinity, and held since 1S74
by the Bev. Archibald Boyd Oarpenter x. a. of St. Oatharine's
(jollegcy Cambridge.
St. John the Evangelist mrish was formed in 1879 f|rom
the civil parishes of Hol^- Trinity and St. Mary, Httfiand
Seulcoates : the church, situate in St. John street, is a plain
building of red bride with stone dressings, in the Perpen-
dicular style, built at the sole expense of the late Bev,
Tliomas Kkes i.l.b. its first incumbent, who died August 33,
1847 : the church was consecrated August 30, i;[9i, opened
for worship May 13, 179a, and having been previously pro-
prietary, Decame a parish church June 33, 1868 : the
tower at the west end, which has a plain parapet with pin-
nacles at the angles, was built in 1803 '■ the chancel was
erected in 1866: the east and many other windows are
filled with stained glass. There are 1,600 sittings, of which
half are free. The baptismal register dates from the year
1793. The living, a vicarage, gross yearly value /450, is in
the gift of the vicar of HoW Trinity, and has iwen held
since 1879 by the Rev. John 'Tomkins Lewis xa. of Trinity
College, Dublin.
St. Jade's parish was formed in 1874: the dinrch, situate
in Spring Bank, was consecrated by the Archbishop of York
in 187^ : it is in the Early English style, and is built of
red brick with red moulded brick facings, and consists of
chancel, nave, aisles and vestry : arcades of six bars each
separate the nave from the aisles : there is a small organ
and surpliced choir : the seats, all of which are free and
unappropriated, are of stained pine and will hold 900 per-
sons : there is no tower at present, but sufficient space has
been reserved at the east and, where it is intended to erect
one : the entire cost, including site, was ;£s,ooo. The
register dates from the year 1873. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value ;f aoo, in the gift of the Archbishop of York,
and held since 2874 by the Bev. Ehnitt Brown X.A. of Sid-
ney Sussex College, Cambridge.
St. Luke's parish was formed in 1864: the church,
situate in St. Luke's street, is in the Early Decorated style,
built of red brick ivith stone facings, and consists of chancel,
nave, aisles and small gallery at the west end : an arcade of
five bays on each side separates the nave from the aisles :
in the chancel is a good organ : the east window is of foar
lights, filled with stained class : the church has 800 sittings,
half of which are free and unappropriated : the tower was
built in 1878 ; it is of three stages and is in the same style
as the church ; it is intended to complete the spire as soon
as the necessary funds can be obtained. The register dates
from the year 1857. The living is a vicarage, yearly value
j^joo, in the gift of the vicar of Holy Trinity, and held since
1857 by the &v. Thomas Lester, of St. Bees.
St. iMark's parish was formed in 1844 from the civil
parishes of Sutton with Stoneferry and Drypool : the church,
situate in St. Mark's street, is in the Early English style,
and has chancel, nave, aisles and transepts, with lantern
tower and elegant spire : the communion table is of Caen
stone : the church has i, 100 sittings, of which 600 are free.
The register dates from the year 1843. The living is a
vicarage, yearly value ;^30o, in the gift of the crown and
the Archbuhop of York alternately, and held since 1880 by
the Bev. George Alexander England b.a. of Trinity College,
Dublin ; the Bev. Ridiard TwnUnson Gardner B.A. of St.
Catherine's Collegia, Cambridge, is curate.
St. Mary's, Seulcoates, parish was formed in 1873 : the
church, formerly the parish church, was erected in 1760 in
place of the ancient building which was taken down about
that time ; it is in the plain Gothic style of that period, and
consists of chancel, nave, aisles, vestry and organ chamber,
containing a good organ, erected in 1877, with tower in the
west end containing a bells : here is a roluntar}' surpliced
choir : ■ the east window is filled with stained glass, repre-
senting the " Crucifixion," in memory of the hite Q. V.
Wiggiesworth esq. and presented by his widow : the church
was re-roofed in 1866, and in 1875 the gallery was taken
down and the church underwent a thoroi^ restoration at
a cost of over £i,aao ; it was reopened January, 1877 : an
arcade of four bays separates the nave from the aisles, the
roof is of stained pine, and the chancel fitted with stalls :
there is a very large font of grey marble of an oval classical
shape : the seats are open benches of stained wood, to
hold 400 persons, all free and unappropriated: in the
church and churchyard are a large number of ancient
monuments, the latter being formerly the burial ground
for a large, parish. The register dates from the forma-
tion of uie parish. The living is a vicarage (not yet
endowed) in the gift of the vicar of Seulcoates, and held since
1875 by ^^ Bev. William John Pearson l. Th. of Univer-
sity College, Durham.
St. Matthew's pariah was formed in 1873 : the church,
situated in Anlaby road, erected in 1870, on a site partly
given by John Saner esq. ' is a beautiful building of white
brick with red brick and stone dressings : it is in the Early
English style : it has chancel, nave and aiales and a square
tower containing i bell and surmounted by a hexagonal
spire rising to the height of 1^0 feet ; the cost of the structure
was ;f6,5oo : an arcade of six bays on each side separates
the nave from the aisles : in the chancel is a good organ :
the seats, which are free and unappropriated, are open, and
composed of pitch pine, to hold 800 persons. The register
dates fniQi the year 1870. The hving is a vicarage,
yearly value ;faoai, together with the bflertory, in the
gift of the vicar of Holy Trinity, and held since 1870 by
the Bev. George Bobinson X.A. of Trinity College, Dublin,
who is also chaplain to the Union. There is also a vicarage
house built on a site given by H. J. Constable esq. of Was-
saiid.
St. Paul's parish, was formed in 1847 from Seulcoates civil
parish : the church, situated in Cannon street, was conse-
crated by the Bishop of Bangor, on the a7tb of October,
1847 : it IS a building of stone, in the Early English style, and
consists of chancel, nave, aisles and tower and spire ; an
arcade of six archra on each side separates the nave from the
aisle : the east window is filled with stained glass : it con-
tains an organ : during the year 1878 it was found that the
church was much damaged by settlement and decay of the
stone, snd by the liberality of Colonel Oleadow, the chancel
was' thoroughly restored, the interior decorated, haudsome
oak stalls provided, the floor laid with encaustic tiles of rich
design, and an oak communion rail with iron standards was
substituted : the seats are open, to hold i,aoo, of which one
half are free. The register dates from the year 1847. The
living is a vicarage, yearly value Z300k >n the gift of the
Crown and Archbishop of York alternately, and lield since
1876 by the Bev. Canon Bowaell x.A. of St. John's College,
Cambridge ; Bev. George Henry Trist X.A. of Keble Colli^
Oxford and Bev. E. B. W. Norman B.A. of Exeter College,
Oxford, ate .curates.
St. Peter's," Drypool parish, was formed in 1879: the
church, situated near the west end of Victoria Dock
(formerly the parish church), was erected in 1834, and
comprises a long nave, with an apse at the east and a tower
at the west end, with clock and 3 bells,and there is a stained
east window : tiiere are 1,000 sittings, of which one half are
free. The register dates from the year 1573. The living is
a vicarage, in the gift of the Simeon trustees, and hold since
1878 by the Rev. John Hetherington, of St. Bees.
St. Philip's ecclesiastical parish, was formed out of the
parish of Holy Trinity : the church, which stands at the
comer of Charlotte street and Paradise row, was completed
in July 1883 and opened by license, June ist, 1884 and is a
handsome brick structure, with a semi-circular chancel, in
the Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave and
aisle, and has circular roof, quaint oaken reredos, and pitch
pine stalls and pews : the cost has been about ;^s,ooo, and
the cost of the gallery which is abont to be erected, will be
jTSOo more : it contains 441 sittings, all of which are free.
The living is a ricarage, in the gift of trustees, and held by
the Bev. David Keys Moore x.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.
St. Silas, Seulcoates parish, was formed in 1878 : the
church, situated in Barmston street, was erected in 1870-71 :
it is in the Gothic style of the twelfth century, and is of
brick faced with red stocks, with hands and tracery of blue
Staffordshire briok : it consists of apsidal chancel, nave with
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clerestory, aides, organ chamber and vestry : the oolnmns
of the arcades, separating the nave from the aisles, are of
Bath stone ; there is a large rose window over the west
mtranoe: the windows are glased with tinted cathedral
glaas ; the polpit is of oak, on a moulded Bath stone base :
an tbe interior woodwork is stained and Tarnished: the
floors are laid with Staffordshire tiles, and the chancel with
encaostic tiles : the church is lighted with gas : the total
east was £3,Spo: the tower has not yet been bnilt, bnt it is
intended to cuiy up tbe porch to form a tower with spire,
of the total heignt of 133 feet : there are open benches for
66q^ which are free and nnappropriated. the register dates
from the year 1871. - The living is a vicarage, yearly value
£a3p, in the gift of the Archbishop of York, and held since
1880 by the Rev. Pownell Kendall m.a. of St. Bees. The
parsonage house adjoins the church.
St Stephen's pariah was farmed in 1859 : the church,
situated m St. Stephen's square, is of cut stone, in the Early
Knglish style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, transepts,
with tower and spire^ at the west end which rise to the
hej^t of 900 feet : the three lights of the enst window are.
sfgined : there are 8 bells and a clock and chimes : in the
west Old is a good organ : the church has i,zoo sitUnes, of
which 600 are free and unappr<^iriated. The register dates
from the year 1844. Tbe living is a vicarage, yearly value
;f 300, in the gift of tbe vicar of Holy Trinity, and heUl since
1883 by the Bev. Henl^ Legh Richmond Deck m.a. of
Corpus Christi cdlege, Cambridge.
Christ QiiiTch, sitaated at the comer of John street and.
Wenbip street, bnAt in 1833 and enlarged in X864, is of
white bri^ in the Perpendicalar style, and consists of
riiaiieel, nave, aisles and gallery, with tower at tbe west
end nnntaining z bell and dock : in the east end is a bust
to the memory of the late Rev. John King k.a. the
ffast vicar of the church : there are four stained windows,
on m the east end given by W. R. King esq. of North
Ferriby, in memory of his parents ; in the sooth aisle is one
reyiwmting " Christ in tbe Temple," presented by Mr.
Hiwrll, in memory of- his late brother, Thomas Thompson
Baaaell; in the north sisia are two, the one repreeenting the
" Lotd's Smipeiv'' given by Mis. Lee in memory of her
tmsboDd, nioinaa Lee ; and the other representing the
" Good Shqiherd," given by the childrui of the late Chris-
topber Smpeon esq. to whose memoiy it is dedicated : there
is a flne brass lectern given in 187a by John Ostler esq. of
Nertb Ferriby, in memory of bis first wife : the churdi has
i,tioo sittings, of which 500 are free and niuupropriated.
liie register ibtes from the year 1833. The living is a per-
petual curacy, yearly value ](C3°°> "> t^" P'*' °^ ^^ ^^"^ »'
An Saints', Sauooates, and eiefat trustees, and held since
1S81 by the Rev. Joseph Ford Simmons m.a. of Lincoln
Odlcce, Oxford.
St. Thomss' Choreh, Campbell street, consists of a nave
and aiaiea, double transepts in tbe north and south aisles of
the church, an apsidal-ended chancel, with vestry and organ
cfaamber on the south side and a porch and lofty octaconal
bdl turret on the north at the junction of the »^h«»ini<l and
■ortb transept : a noticeable feature of the chureh is that the
aiifas are comparativaly very narrow and the walls are un-
piereed by any windows, the lighting depending entiielj
vpim a veiy loft^ range of derestory windows, sml thera is
I organ, tbe gift
■ f ,P. The living is in the gSt of tbe vicar of Holy
Trinilgr, and held sinoe 1883 by the Rev. Matthew Hopkins
Jamea b-a., ix.b. of Trinity College, Dublin.
The Mariners' church. Prince's Dock street, erected in
1834, is in the Early Bnglish style, and consists simply of
mm with galleries all round: it contains 1,100 sittings, of
windi 600 are free and set mart for sailors and flshermen :
theootporation of the " Tnnity House " have a pew here,
en the door of which is their coat of arms. The register
dates from the year 1834. The living is a perpetual curacy,
yearly value ^£300^ in tbe gift of certain trustees, and is
at present vacant.
Tbe temporary church of St Augustine, Queen's road, is
a wooden structure capable of holding 430 persons and built
at a oast of j(400: tbe ground on which it stands cost
£t,toi>, and it is propoeed to build a permanent church on
tha same sits^at a cost of about /7,ooo, which will have a flne
peal at beDs: a portion of Newbuid parish will be assigned
to fba cfanrcfa ; It is not yet dedded m whoss gift the hving
win be. The Rev. Wflliam Henry Abraham B.A. is curate in
diaiye.
The dinrch of St. Nioolai, situated in Osborne street, is a
Daniah Lutheran church, and has been erected for the benefit
«( tha Danish and other Scandinavian residents in Hull, and
of the many foreign seamen who enter this port erery year :
it was consecrated on Wednesday, May 10, 1871, by the Very
Rev. Archdeacon Rotbe, of Copenhagen, who had been com-
missioned to represent the Right Jtev. Bishop Martens, the
Primate of Denmark : this is the first chnrcti of the kind
which has been duly consecrated in England : it is a Qothic
building, consisting of a nave with apsidal chancel, with
small vestry on the east end of the cnancel and reading
room ; it is of red brick with Ancaster stone dressings, and
the entrano* is through the tower, which is surmounted by
a bdfrv and spirelet : the nave is seated with open stalls ot
stained deal, and has sittings for 300 persons ; the floor is
paved with Minton's tiles ; the roof is of open woodwork ;
the nave is divided into six bays, and is lighted by double
lancet windows ; at the end is a gallery for the or^n and
choir : the chancel contains an an»ded reredos in nine com-
partments, each bearing a Danish text in gilt letters on a
scarlet mnnd ; the clumoel arch is lofty, the chancel is
lighted by three stained windows, tbe subjects represented
bniif the Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian arms on shields,
filled in with diaper work and bordering ; the pulpit stands
in the angle formed by the apse of the chancel ; the font,
which is S stone, was presented to the church by the Danish
Missionary Sodety for the Propa^tion of the Gospel
amonsst the Scandinavian Seamen m Foreign Parts ; and
the white altar cloth was given by a lady residing in Copen-
hagen.
The Catholic Church of St. Charles, Jarratt street, is a
handsome and spadous structure in tm Qredan style ; the
form is a paralldograin, the walls are of brick, the front is
cemented, and surmounted by a stone craes ; the interior
has been renovated at a cost of over /i,ooo ; the sanctuary
has been re-decorated, and the high altar with the two eide
altars are of stone, from the designs of Mr. £. Simpson,
architect, Bradford, the prindral one being erected as a
memorial to the late Very Rev. Dean Trappes, who was for
35 years the pastor of the church. The present priest is the
Very Rev. Dmn Randerson.
St. Mary's Catholic church is in Wilton street : service is
at present performed in the school-room, until foods cao be
raised to erect a permanent church.
The German Lutiieran church, Nile street, formerly a Pri-
mitive Methodist chapel, built in 1848, is a red brick bufldinx
and consists of chancel, aisles, north south and west gal-
leries ; the chureh is prindpally intended for the foreign
sailors entering the port ; it will seat 500 persons. Bev. F.
Pfeilfer is the pastor.
The Baptists have chapels in George street and Sontb
street.
There are Congregational chapels in Albion street, Anlaby
road. Fish street, Bessie road, Hope street, Williainson
street, Cogan street, and a mission chapd in Broadley
street.
The New Connexion Methodists have three diapels in the
town, situated in Charlotte street, Osborne street, and Bev-
erley rood. Stepney.
The Primitive Methodists have sixteen chapels in the
town dirided into four drcoits, situated in the fnllowing
localities :— West street. Spring Bank (Jubilee and Ebenexer
dd^els); Jarratt street, Lincobi street, Fountain road;
Hbldekiiess road, Williamson street, Hedon rood, Hodgson
street, Stoneferry ; Great Thornton street ; Crown terrace,
Anlaby road, Hessle road, St. George's road, Newington ;
Edgar street and Selby street, Newington.
The Wesleyan Methodists are very numerous, having
twenty-two chapels and four mission rooms in the town,
divided into three drcoits in the following order : — George
ysid, Witham, Holdemess rood, Humber street ; Groves ;
Lee Smith street, mission rooms in Dansom lane and Raikes
street ; Workhouse, Anlaby rood, Waltham street, Beverley
road. West parade, Soott street, Qoeen's road, Osfwd street;
with a mission room in Hamilton place, Moxon street;
Great Thornton street, Coltman street, Hessle rood, Beeton-
vflle. Lower Union street, Marmaduke street, St. George's
road ; and Evans square, Carlton street, Newington, and
Dairycuates.
The Unitarian chapel is in Park street, and the Oalrinist,
Zion, in Walker street
Tlie Brethren and the Friends have their meeting rooms
in Vernon street and Mason street reflectively.
The Hull General Cemetery, at Spring bank, was opened
in June, 1847, by a company of sharehuders, incorporated
in July, 1854 ; it consists of nearlv ao acres, tastefully Uid
out and planted ; a small chapel, u the Eariy English style,
was erected and consecrated m 1861, and in 1863 one was
erected Icnr Nonconformists.
The Hull School of Sdenoe and Art occupies a portion of
the house, 3 Albion street, in connection mth the Philoso-
phical Sodety Royal Institution ; John Mendes esq. is the
head master.
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The Grammar school, in South Church side, founded in
i486, by John Alcock, Bishop of Ely, was rebuilt in 1583 ;
but owing to its rajad decay, premises have been taken in
Baker street until a pennanent buildinc can be erected ; the
classics are taught free, but certain charges are made for
the other branches. -
The Hull and East Riding College, Park street, for the
education of sons nf gentlemen, was erected by a company,
and is in the Oothic style of red brick with stone facings :
there are tiro large halls, and separate class rooms saflicient
for 300 boys ; Mr. Francis Kond ILA. is the prindpali-'and
Mr. Edward Haigh h.a. vice-principal.
The Trinity House Navigation school was founded in 1786,
where i eo boys are taught navi^tion and nautical astronomy
and clothed at the cost of the Hull Trinity House.
Cogan's school, sitiiate^l in Salthouse lane, was fotmded by
Alderman Cogan, in 1753, for clothing and instructing so
poor girls, who are allowed to remain in the school three
years. Marriage portions of £(> are given to each girl who,
previous to marriage, has been seven years in respectable
service ; the nnmScr has since been increased to about
fifty.
There are National, Britisli and Foreign, Catholic, and
Wesleyan and School Board schools; and Sunday Schools
are attached to most of the places of worship in the town.
The Humber Industrial Schoolsliip "Southampton," is
' moored in Hull Boada.
The Town Hall, situated ih Lowgate, is a noble building
'in 'the Italian style, erected in 1863-66, from designs by Mr.
Cuthbert Brwlrick ; the front has eight circ^ar-headed
casement windo«rs on the ground floor, and nine similar win-
doirs on the first floor, having red Mansfield columns' with
carved caps between each, and a handsome carved cornice
ivjth ornamental balustrade ; in the rentre is a square tower
containing a four-faced clock-; froui the t}*mpanuiu above
it is drcwar, and is supported by eight red Sfansflcld stone
pillars, above which is an -elegant stone dome, resting on
ei^ht arches : in the lofty and handsome vestibule is the
principal staircase, with Caen stone balustrades Jind Sicilian
marble handrail, leading to the council chamber, a spacious
and beautiful room, the mayor's reception, robigg and pri-
vate rooms : on this groundfloor are the offices ^ the cor-
poration, town clerk, treasurer, surveyor, and record rooms;
m the rear are the sessions, police, bankruptcy and countv
courts, and the olHcea «f the board of health, school-board
committee, waterworks and watch committee ; there are
statues of William Wilberforce, Andrew Marvell, William
de la Pole, Michael de la Pole, James Clay and Anthony
Bannister.
The Custom House, in Whitcfriargate (formerly the
Neptune inn), is a large red brick building with stone
quoins and dressings : the " long room " fformerly the ball
room) measures 53 ft. by 34 ft. and in it u transacted the
general business.
'The Com Exchange, in High street, erected on' the site
nf the Old Custom House, is a stately edifice, and aViisists
of an elaborate cut stone front, 60 feet high, with a finely
carved entrance, supported by Corinthian coluums, and an
entablature on each side ; the whole is surmounted by an
attic with ornamental balustrades, the centre being occupied
by the Arms of the Corporation : the great hall is very fine ;
its length is 157 ft. width 36 ft.
The Trinity House, in Trinity House lane, is a liaadsnme
building of brick, stnccoe<l, and in the Tuscan style ; it. is a
quadrangle surrounding a spacious area or cimrt,' three sides
of which contain thirty rooms for younger brothers and
master mariners' widows : the front of the building has a
pediment of freestone, with a large carving of the Roj-al
Arms supported by figures of Neptune and Britannia : the
west side of the bmlding contains the hall, over which are
two handsome apartments— the dining and council rooms ;
also a reading room and small museum, and the oUices of
the secretary. The chapel, in the garden, behind the house,
was rebuilt in 1839-40': the- st}-!e is (xrecian, and the
interior is eleeant : the floor is paved with marble. Service
is performed here for the inmates every Friday and the first
Wednesday of every month, but there is' no service on
Sunday. Tlie Society of the Trinity House was founded in
'457« ond received a charter of incorporation under the
title of the Corporation of the Holy Trinity of Kingston-
on-Hull, with full powers for levying primage for the sup-
port of poor mariners, their 'wives and widows, and for the
erecting lighthouses, placing buoys, licensing and appoint-
ing pilots, and for relating the navigation of the river
Humber.
The Hull Club in Yorkshire buHdings is a handsome
structure, well fitted with the usual appurtenances of clubs ;
the offices of the York City and County Banking Company
Limited are in the same building.
Her Majesty's Prison,un the Hedon road,about 3 miles from
the town, was commenced in 1865, and opened in 1869 : it
is on the new niodul principal : it is of brick, consisting of
body and three annexes, admirably arrang^ed, with residences
for the governor, chaplain, and other officials, the whole
occupying about 13 acres of land : the prison was handed
over to the (government under the Prison's Acts, 1878, and
since that time important additions have been effected.
The Ruj'al Institution, in Albion street, is a handsome
building, and includes the Hull Subscription Library, which
contains about. 40,000 volumes. A good local Museum is
attached to the institution : it is buut of cut st^ne, in the
Corinthian st}-le, and it covers an area of 3,300 square yards:
the principal facade is 160 ft. long and 40 ft. high : it is ap-
proached by stone steps^ and protected by handsome cast
iron mlisades : the library occupies the west end of the
bttildine ; there are besides a committee room and an office
for the Tibrarian.
The Merchants' Exchange is situated at the corner of
Lowgate and Bowlalley lane, on the site occupied in the
fourteenth century by the Suffolk Palace and its depen-
dendes, the residence uf the De la Poles, a name imperish-
ablf connected with the town of Hull : the building, from
designs of Mr. W. Botterill, is a substantial and elegant
structure, three stories in height above the basement, and
is of while stock bricks with elaborately carved dressings
of Hare hill stone. The principal entrance is by a bold
arched doorway in the circular corner, which, by a flight of
sttme steps, gives access to the exchange hall, 70 ft. long,
40 ft. wifle and 33 ft. high, elegantly' designed and decorat^
with coved and vaulted ceiling, having dMp moulded coffers,
some of which are filled in -with plate glass for light, in
addition to the windows on one side of the hall. The key-
stone in tlie arch of the principal entrance doorway exhibits
the head of " Neiitnne," as emblematic of the maritime
bearing of the town. In a triple-arched window over the
entrance, the keystones bear the head of " Mercury " in the
centre, and of " Peace and " War " on the sides respec-
tively, and a figure of " Britannia " surmounts tlie whole,
rising from the parapet at the base of the roof : the Bowl-
alley lane entrance doorwa}- is also chastely carved, and
the tympanum in its circular arch displays the arms of the
Company : the building, in addition to tiie Exchange, also
furnishes offices for the Htdl Chamber of Commerce, and
Hull Guardian Society for the pnitection of trade.
The- General Post Office is situated in the Market place,
with an entrance in Scale- lane. This noble building was
opened on the 4th of August, 1877, and is in the Modern
Italian style of architecture, with a Yorkshire stone front ;
and has a most imposing appearance.
There are several banking establishments in Hull, and a
branch of the Bank of England.
The offices of the Hull Banking Company Limited are
situated on a commanding site at the comer of Silver street
and Lowgate: the building is of Ancaster stone, three
stories in height above the basement, and is a handsome
and sttrqc^'ve architectural object of Italian t^-pe, designed
by Mr. W. Botterill, ' of Hull ; the street fa<^es edlibit
three orders of bold pilasters with richly-carved capitals, and
in each storey deeply-recessed arched windows of plate glass ;
the whole is terminated by a massive cornice, -with consoles
and balustraded parapet .abo\-c the eaves of the roof : the
principal entrance is in the splayed angle, the doorway
having an arched stone canopy supported on polished
columns of grey Aberdeen granite, with carved stone
capitals ; the banking office and manager's room occupy
nearly the whole of the ground floor, the former being a
lofty apartment about 43 feet by 40 feet ; its walls are re-
lieved with pilasters : the ceiling has an elegant cornice with
medallions, and is divided into compartments with orna-
mental circular panels, one of which is open, and covered by
a domed skylight of plate glass : the floor in the public
space is of Minton's ornamental tiles : the basement story
extends over the whole area of the site, and is divided into
fire-proof strone rooms, -with Chubb and Sons' fittings ; the
first and secona floors comprise directors' board room and
a residence for the secretary, Mr. B. K. Witty.
The Theatre Royal, in Paragon street, was erected in
1873 on a part of the site of what was formerly the Queen's
Theatre : it is a small stuccoed structure with Corinthian
front.
The Music Hall is in Jarratt street : in the large room
the decorations illustrate the three styles of the Renaissance-
period : the capitals are brought out in white, gold and
green, and a frieze with a running 'pattern constitutes an
effective break, from which springs the cove of the ceiling
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oooUiniDj; the drcnlw-headed window*. The organ and
the orchestra hare been elaborately adorned with deaigns
of rarioiu flowers. The floor is of pitch pine, tlie boards
are of narrow width^nd not a nail i* to be seen in the floor :
it will seat abont 1,500 persons.
The Mechanics' Inatitation, George street, formerly a
piirate residence, was purchased, and a large hall built in
the rear : a stone staircase leads to the flrst floor, on which
are the hTjrary, news-room, reading-room, and committee-
room ; the librar}' consists of abunt 5,000 volumes ; there is
also a museum containing a number of curiosities. The
Corporation of Hull hare selected this institution for the
deposit of patents of inrentions, the specifications of which
number about 50,000.
Hull Church Institute, Albion street, was erected in 1845 ;
it is a fine buildine in the Classical style : the interior con-
tains a library ami reading, news,ches8 and draught rooms ;
the librarj- contains 8,000 Tolnmes.
The Young People's Christian and liiterary Institute,
Charlotte street, contains a good library nf about 10,000
volumes — 3,069 having been added during 1883 : it also
contains raiding and news room, chess, coffee, committee
and class rooms.
The Catholic Institute and Young Men's Association, for-
merly a private house, is a comfortable building adjoining
the Presbjtery, Jarratt street, and consists of a library,
reading and news roonis, and chess, class and committee
roms.
Hull Lyceum Libraiy and Reading Room, St. John's
street, was founded in 1807 : the present building was erec-
ted in 1835 : two small but comfortable reading rfK>niB,
containing copies of the leading periodicals, are on the
ground floor : the second story is formed by a gallery all
round, by whieh means the upper book cases are reached ;
the library contains npwards of 17,000 rulumes.
The Hull Workhouse, in Anlaby road, is in the Italian
at)-le, of red brick with stone dressings, the frontage mea-
raring 370 feet in length : the centre of the front is sur-
moanted by an illuminated dock ; the building contains 34
eoartyards, and there are beds for abont 66a mmates : the
whole occupies an area of 6| acres of land, two of which are
used as kitchen and ornamental gardens. The union com-
prises the luited parishes of Holy Trinity and Saint Ifory ;
population in 1881, 78,333.
The Sculcoates Union Workhouse, in the Beverley road,
is a handsome red brick buikUpg with stone dresaosgs in the
Tudor style, erected in 1845 : four additional annexes have
since been added, and there are beds for 640 inmates. An
extensive block of bmldings, with an imposing front, and
two winga, in the Tudor and Italian styles, for schools and
officers' residences was completed November 30th, 1883,
at a cost of j^i3,ooo, and covering about x} acres. The
Sculcoates luuon oomprises the following places : — Anlaby,
Cottingham, Dmxwl, Hedon, Hattemprice, (xarrison side,
Hessle, Kirk Ella, Marfleet, Melton, Newington, North
Ferriby, Preston, Sculcoates, Southcoates, Sutton, Swan-
land, Waadby, Welton, West Ella and Willerby ; population
in i88[, 99,868 ; rateable value, ^£437,806.
The Borough Lunatic Asylum has been removed from
Aisj'le street Anlaby road, to new and more suitable
buildings at IVanby, near Cottingham.
In Trippett are the Corporation Baths and Washhouses,
in the Tudor style, built at a cost of ;£i3,ooo, and contains
a swimming bath 78 feet by 35, and 56 first and second-
daaa private baths.
Tlie Hull General Infirmary, in Prospect street, was
erected in 178a, by subscription : it is a brick building,
stoocoed over : in the centre of the front is a projecting
basement, forming a porticoed entrance, above which are
foar fluted pfllsrs with Corindlian caps, supporting a jiedi-
ment : the wings are recessed and plain. Smce the erection
of the main portion of this charity many important addi-
tions hare been made, notably the wings completed in 184a ;
the new kitchens in 1859 ; the convalescent wards in 1868 ;
the porter's lodge at the west entrance in 1871 and the de-
tached fever wards in rear of the main building, commenced
in 1873 and finished in 1874. The artansemsnt of the interior
is excellent: there are bath-rooms, la\-atorie8, operating
thftwi, a Ubnry with periodicals and newspapers for the
use of the patients : the building is able to hold 153 |>atients.
The average number of in-patients receiving attention
daring the last five years is 96. On the lawn in front stands
a monument of John Aklerson esq. K.D. physician to the
hospital from 1793 to 1839. In the entrance hall is a statue
of Dr. Jenner and bnsts of Dr. Fieldiiu; and James Aldersen.
In the board room are bnsts of Mr. Frederick Huntington
and Mr. John Higson, who for 43 years filled the office of
house surgeon and secretary rewectively : here, too, hangs
a spIendicTportrait of Sir Henry Etheringtou bart. presented
to the institution in 1859.
The Hull and Sculcoates Dispenser}', St. John street, is a
brick building, erected in 18 14 : this institution affords re-'
lief tn a great number of patients, and is supported by
voluntary subscriptions.
The Hospital for Poor Sick Children, 3i Story jstreet
(formerly a private house), was purchased in 1873, and the
necessary alterations made to fit it for the purposes of a
hospital to hold 30 patients : it is supported by voluntary
contributions.
The Almshouses are those supported by and in connection
with the Trinity House, namely : — Merchant Seamen's
Hospital, for poor worn-out seamen 'and their widows ; the
Charterhouse, founded in 1384 by Michael de la Pole, Earl
of Suffolk, where 80 aged people of either sex receive a
weekly stipend of 78. each, besides coals (the Rev. Henrj-
William Kemp b.a. is master and chaplain) ; Lister's Hos-
pital, founded in 1641, for is poor {lersons; Gregg's,
founded in 1416, for 13 women ; Crowle's, founded in 1661,
for 13 women ; with several others of a kindred nature, are
great bocms to the town.
The Sailors' Homt a in Salthouse lane, in the spacious
premises formerly occupied by the Bank of England : this
building was opened in May, i860 : a comfortable reading-
room, excellent library, together with draughts and other
amusing games, are at the service of the sailors.
TheSailors' Orphan Home and School, Park street, is a
handsome stone building, erected in 1863, capable of con-
taining 334 children : it is supported by voluntary contribn-
tions. The objects of the charity are destitute children of
deceased seamen or fishermen. The sphere of the sodetT's
rvtions embraces all the ports and fishing stations npvn
north-east coast, from Lj-nn in the sonth to Hartlepool
in thf north, also the places connected with the inland navi-
gation of the rirer Humber.
The Port of Hull Society for ths Religious Instruction of
Seamen hold their meetings at the Sailors' Institute, Water-
house lane. The s<iciety was established in iSai, and has
for its object the religious welfare of the sailors and fisher-
men in the port. The institute is a comfortable and well
furnished building, with spacious reading-room and chapel
capable of containing 800 iwrsons.
The Hull Seamen's and Ckeneral Orphan Asylum, on the
Spring Bank, covers with its grounds npwards of 3 acres ;
it is built in the Elizabethan style with red bricks, stone
dressings and mullionod windows. The original building
was designed by Mr. T. H. Wyatt, of London, and the- cost,
exclnsive of flttlng^ defrayed by the late John Torr esq.M.P.
of Liverpool ; it was opened in 1866 by the Archbishop of
York. Ten years later Lord Hotham opened a handsome
dining hall and girls' wing, erected at the cost of C. H.
Wilson esq. H.p. and his brother, Arthur Wilson esq. the
plans having been prepared by Messrs. Smith and Brodrick
on the Unes of the original building. In 1881 a still further
extension, bnilt by Messrs. C. H. and A. Wilson, was opened
by the Archbishop of York, providing the girls with a large
and lofty day-room, and further increasing the accommoda-
tion, so that now the buildings are available for aoo children.
The total cost, including land, heating and furnishing from
the foundation amounts to about ;£33,ooo. The institution is
designed fur the orphans of seamen, connected with, or born
within, the port of Kinsston-npon-Hnli, and its ancient
limits of BricUington, Qnmsby, Qainsboroogh and Goole,
or within seven miles of the Trinity House, Hull. Other
or]>hans may apply for admission to the Asylum, but it is a
fundamental rule that the orphans of seamen have prece-
dence at all elections. The orphanage is conducted on the
principles of the Church of England, but orphans of all
religious denominations are eqnauy eligible.
The Hull Charity Organisation Society was established in
1876 for the purpose of reliering deserring distress, the
suppression of mendicity and of co-operating with the
various authorities and charities nf this town.. The society
is governed by a committee, which sits every Monday and
Thursday at the office. Junction-place: the mayor is
chairman.
The provident dnbs in Hull are numerous :— The Man-
chester Unity of Odd Fellows rank first in regard to num-
bers, and have a commodious hall for the transaction of
their business (formerly the Friends' meeting-honse, in
Lowgate) ; Mr. Henry Dixon is the secretary of the district.
The Ancient Order of Foresters have sixteen lodges in Hull,
and twelve of them are held at Foresters' HaU, Charlotte
street, and there ore also several trade beneflt societies in
the town.
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Hie market days are Tuesday and Friday, and there is a
market on Satoraay for meat and regetablea. A fair ia
held yearly on the nth and lath of October.
Hull Botanic Gardens, situated at the foot of Spring bank,
covers 49 acres, laid ont in lawns and flower-beids. There
are neenhooaes filled with a choice collection of plants, and
a 'lake of 3I acres, npon which are several pleasure boats
provided for the visitors.
The ooontry around Hull if level : on the northern and
western sides are many pleasing walks.
In Auffust, i860, the then mayor (Z. C. Pearson esq.)
presented the town with about 37 acres, on the west side of
the Beverley road, in the parish of Scnlcoates, as a site (or
a public park : a fnll-siae marble statue of Her Majesty has
been presented by Ur. Pearson, and placed in the park, and
a sinular statoe of H.R.H. the Prince Consort was erected
and added in 1868 ; there is also a drinking fountain, which
was presented by Alderman Henry J. Atkinson in 1864 ; a
eomiiiittee has been formed to lay out, plant and enclose
the park. The Hull Police and Park street Orphan Home
banos perform every Monday and Thursday evenmgs daring
the summer season.
Htill has taken its share in the great national events, both
in the wars of the rival houses <3 York and Lancaster and
during the wars between Charles I. and the Parliament : it
has raodnoed several illustrious men ; amongst whom are
the De la Poles, who, from being merchants, rose to fill
some of the highest offices, both in the council and in the
field. Iliat intluible patriot Andrew Harvell waf a native
of Hull, and represented it in Parliattlent. Wilberforoe was
also a native of Hull, and to perpetuate his name a hand-
some monument has been raised by public subscription at
tfaa north end of Frinoe's dock : it is a Doric column, 100
feet high, snrmomitod with a statue of the great ptulan-
thropist, la feet in haigbt.
There is a gilt equestrian statue of King Wilham in. in
the Market pUoe, erected by subscription in 1734.
The Municipal and Parlianientary
the population in 1881, and rateable
Newland (part of Cottingham) .
Drypool
Oarrison Side „
Heask (part of)
Btiy Trinity k St. Mary
Maifleet
Newingtm „
Scokxatea
Sbothooates
SnttOD A Stoneferry
limits are co-extensive ;
value was as follows: —
Bateable
Pop.
valoe.
a,790
I3.9SS
+437
44,536
164
17.399
3»
3,077
78,aaa
... 340,336
183
3,009
7>954
27.149
45.435
... 163,189
i<S,308
... 37.804
10,355
... 35.683
Total 165,690 ... ;C665,i36
I The popnlation of tlie ecclesiaatical parishes in 188 1 was
— St. Bamabea, 1 1, loa ; St. James, 5,333 ; St. John the
Evangelist, 6,461 ; St. Jnde, 5,311 : St. Lnke, 6,188; St.
I Mark, 9,797 ; St. Mary, Scnlcoates, 4,760 ; St. Matthew,
i 7,385 ; St. Paul, Sculcoates, 13,478 ; St. Peter, Drypool,
. 8,347; 8^ Silas, Scnlcoates, 4,772; St. Stephen, 13,170.
I The suburb of Nkw Houjuip is in Lincolnshire, where
{ there is the station belonging to the Manchester, Sheffield
: and Lincolnshire railway company. There is also a good
pier from whence the railway company's steamboats leave
I several times a day for Hull. There are also locomotive
engine works and shipbuilding yards belonging to the Man-
chester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway company, by
means of which the distance by rail to Lcntdon is leanoed 40
milea.
Pabish Cuouca.
All SaiiUs, Scnlcoates, John Bradbury, 7 Francis street west
Hdy Trxnit}/, Market place, Charles D. Hall, 16 Fish street
St. Mary, Lowgate, Spivey Cooper, Parliament street
St. Aadrev'i, Drypool, Holdemess road (vacant)
St. John tht BaptUt, Newington, St. George's road, John
William Whitton, 33 Beecroft street
Chritt Ckureh, John street, John Wm. Fennellow, 9 John St
St. Barnabat, Hessle road, Henry Hall, 53 Constable
St. Jama, St James' sq. Edward Pritchett, 36 St. James* st
St. John the Evangditt, St. John's street, Frederick Toong,
34 Percy street
St. Judt, Spring bank, William Stamper, 4 Brooklyn villas,
Stanley street
St. Laki, St. Luke's street, George Johnstone, Peaae straet
St. Mark, St. Mark's street, Bev. Bichard Gardner B.A. (pn
tem.), Dansom lane
St. Mary, Sculcoates, John Bradbury, 7 FVaocis street west
St. Matthew, Anlaby road, Thomas Englestown, 35 Bean st
St. Paul, Cannon street, Fredk. Watkinson, 35 St. Panl's st
St. Peler'e, Drypool (vacant)
St. PhUip, Trippett (not appointed yet)
A. Silat, Barmston street, Scnlcoates, Richard Plowman,
7 Lincoln street
St. StHikm'e, St. Steidien's sqnafe, George Betson, 6 St.
Stepnen's square
St. Tluauu, CampbeU street, Stephen Bennett, 3 St. Thomas'
terrace, CamptwU street
Official SstabUshmeBts, Iiocal XaatitutioBS *o.
POST k MONEY OBDEB k TKLEGBAPH OFFICE,
Savings Bank t Government Annuity k Insurance Offlc^ Market place.
Putmaettr, J. A. Duesbnry esq. I Cft««/ ««•*. Mr. B. ThraU
Thb iHaciBY Offios are on the first floor k are open from
9 a.m. till 4 p.m. except on Saturdays, when they doee
at I p.m
Ship LvrrEBS. — Letters for persons on board private ships
are sent ont at 7 a.m. by a special letter carrier ; after
II. JO a.m. such letters may be had on application at the
Private Box Office up to i p.m. k between the hours of
3*6 p.m. k from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Private Box Office
in Scale lane
MoHST Obdib, Satixqs Bank k Insubancx k Amonn
bnsiness is transacted from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. except on
Saturdays, when it closes at i p.m. On Sunday, Good
Friday k Omstmas Day, there is no attendance
Telegrams may now be sent from the Chief Office, Market
place ; the receiving office at Anlaby road ; the comer of
Beverley road; Hessle road; Myton place; Paragon
Bailway station; Witham ; the Fish market; k the
branch office in Pier street ; also to k from the snb-offloes
at Barrow-on-Humber, Barton-on-Hmnber, Cottingham,
Flamborough, Hedon, Hessle, Hornsea, New Holland,
Leven, Patrington, Spurn Head Ji Withemsea
Hours of attendance! The chief office ia always open, the
branch office at the Fish market from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(to 4 p.m. in summer), week days only, k that at Pier
street from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Saturdays 5 p.m.) ; man-
days, thursdays k fridays, during fruit season, 6 a.m. to
7 p.m. ; receiving bouses, Anlaby road, Beverley road.
Hessle road, Myton place k ?
8a. in,
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TABLE OF MAILS DISPATCHED FROM HULL.
Time for Posting at Chief Office Ac
No.
MuL
DSPABTUBBS TO
Latest hr. of Posting Cb. Office.
Ordinary
Postage.
Late Fee.
On Sun-
days.
4
5
6
7
8
8a
9
lo
II
la
13
14
IS
i6
17
i8
19
30
31
03
as
M
as
96
a?
AMbroagh, Brandesbnrton, Coniston, Ganstesd, Hornsea, Seven Siggles-
thome ft Skirbuigb
Hessle „
Barton, Barrow, Brigg, Gainsboroogb, Goxbill, Grimsby, Kirton-Lindsey,
New HoUand k Dlceby
Beverley, Bridlington, Bridlington Qnay, Cottingfaam, DrifHeld k Lowthorpe
Preston west end, Stoneferry c Westella
London, Sonth of England k Foreign Conntries
Barstwick, Hedon, Sntton, Swine k Witberqsea
Lontii .V
London ,
AH Lancashire k North-West of England
London, Sonth Ji East England, Foreign Countries JtOoole
Bradford, Halibuc, Hnddersfield, Leeds, Mancbester k Wakefield
Qainsboron^
Birmingham, Derby, Sheffield k Drjffldd
London, S. It E. of Etij^d k Foreign Conntries, Donaister k Nottingham...
Orimsby
Beverley, Selby, Bradford, Leeds, Sotrborough, Tork, North of England,
Scotland, Liverpool k Uanchesler
Ooole & Sheffield
Hornsea k Withemsea
Brooghll sub-offices
Bar(on-on-Hnmber, Orimsby, Howden Jt Leeds
Tork
Hessle
Beverley, DrUBeld, Bridlington Qnay, Cottingham, Doncaster, London,
Sonth of England k Foreign Countries
Brigg, Kirton Undsey k Uloeby
beUnd daily, Liverpool, Uanchester k Sutton (week days only) America vid
Cork It Loodandernr, tues. thnrs. Jtsat .-z
Orimsby, Norwich k Eastern Connties generally
London Jc all parts of En^andfc Wales, Ireland, Scotland Jt Foreign Countries
Brough, Goote, Howden, Selby, all England, Sootlud, Ireland ft Foreign!
Coontries J
4 30
5 30
5 45
II
6 o
6 o
7 30
8 30
8 50
9 30
9 45
10 3S
10 40
11 40
" 45
P.M.
13 15
I 30
I 45
3 o
8 45
3 45
4 ao
4 ao
4 30
5 o
6 o
8 o
9 30
See Note J
K.L. fee
N.u fee
N.L. fee
A.M.
6 o
615
6 IS
6 IS
M.L. fee
N.L. fee
K.L. fee
N.L. tee
9 55
K.L. fee
1045
II 45
" 55
P.M.
13 35
K.L. fee
v.u fee
M.L. fee
K.u fee
K.L. fee
4a5
4 85
4 45
K.L. tee
6 15
8 30
9 45
4 30
6 30
7 45
6 30
6 o
•
7 »S
♦
♦
«
»
P.M.
3 4S
5 5
7 30
9 30
See Notes.
Note A. t No. aS not dispatched on Saturday, bat Brough, Howden ft Selly bags are sent by Mail No. 37.
Note B. On Sundays no Ute fee is taken, and mails marked * are not dispatriied.
Table shewing the mails received in hci<l,
And the times at which Letters are delivered.
No.
of
Mail.
I
3
J 5
ts
+ 6
t7
t 8
t9
10
II
13
•»3
'S
16
>7
18
»9
ARRIVALS FROM.
London ft all p«rta of England ft Wales, Ireland, Scotland ft Foreign Countries
London, Grimsby, Lincoln, Norwich, Peterborough ft Eastern Connties generally ....
Manchester, Scotland, Beverley, Driffield, Bridlington, Cottingham ft Tork
London, S. E. ft W. Eng. Barton-on-Humber, Gnmsby, Manchester, Leeds, Irdand,
Scotland, Foreign Countries
Leeds, Selby ft Liverpool ,
London, Sheffield, Ooole, Doncaster, Beverley, Hessle Ac
Gainsboroiijgh ft GrimsW.
London, Birmingham, Derby, Hnddersfield, Leeds, Uverpool, Halifax, Manches-
ter, Sheffield, Wakefield ft Tork, Midland Counties, North ft West of England,
Irdand ft Scotland
Alford, Beverley, Louth „
Rural postmen from Preston west end ft Westdia
London
Delivery Commences.
From
Private
Boxes.
Barton-on-Humber, Goxbilll, Line, ft New Holland
Aldbrough, Brandesbnrton, Coniston, Ganstead, Hornsea, Leven, Sigglesthorne,
Swine ft Skirlau^
Beverley, Bishop Burton, Driffield Bridlington, Bridlington Qnay, Cottingham,
Cherry Burton, Driffield, Etton, Lowthorpe, Lund, Middleton-on-the- Wold, North
Dalton, Dalton Holme ft Barton-on-Humber
Hedon, Keyingham, Ottriugham, Patrington ft Withemsea
Barstwick, Winestead, Burton Pidsea, Oustwick ft Thomgumbald
Beverley, Cottingham, Hornsea, Sutton, Ireland ft Stoneferry
Hessle _ ,
Barton-on-Humber, Brigg, Grimsby ft Uloeby
A.M.
7 o
84s
II 10
II 10
PJI.
I o
a IS
3 45
4 35
4 35
6 30
6 30
84s
8 45
845
845
AJf.
7 o
Fol. mng.
7 o
7 o
7 o
By
Postmen.
A.X.
7 o
9 30
II 10
II 10
P.M.
3 IS
a 15
4 35
4 35
4 35
7 o
7 o
7 o
A.M.
7 o
Fol. mng.
7 o
7 o
7 o
7 o
Nera. I A.— Letters by Mails marked • may be obtained by the public at the Private Box Office, in Scale lane, at the
hoars indicated for delivery from private Boxes.
On Sundays only the letters reseived by No. i Mail are delivered, ft Mails marked t are not received. I
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TOWN RECEIVING OFFICES, PILLAR ft WALL LETTER BOXES.
Showing the hour* at which letters are collected, ft the earliest Mails by which they can be dispatched. The Figures in
Columns A show the number of the £arlie:it Mail by which the letters can be dispatched.
* Xottty Order 4' Govtrnment Lift Inmrance 4' Anuuity Offices. T Telegi-apli Office. B.O Branch Office.
Branch Offices
AND
Recbhino HorsBS.
rr Aniaby road
*T Beverley road
•Bcetonsviile
•Caroline street
•Cumberland street ..,
Derringham street ..,
•Dry pool
•Fountain road
*T Hessle road
•HoUlernesa road
•Junction street
•Machell street
*T M}-ton place
Newtown
•North parade
•Ocean place
•Porter street
T.B.O. Pier street ...
•South Ncwington ...
•Spring bank
•Stepney
•TWitham
Fix. «t WL BoacM.
Aire street
Albion street
Bean street
Boulevard
Bridge street
Charles street
Cleveland street
Cogan street
Coltman street
Cranboume street ...
Custom house
Oansome lane
Drj-pool
Durham street
Exchange
Fish street
Freehold street
George street
Grimston street
Hifh street
Holtham street
Humber street
Linnieus street
Leonard street
Margaret street
Neptune street
Osboume street
Paragon station
Park street
Prmce's avenue
Rose cottage
St George's riMid ...
at. John's Wood
St. Mark's street
Waterloo street
West Dock avenue ...
Williamson street ...
WEEK DAYS.
. 3rd. Col.Uth. CoL'sth. Col. 6th. Col. 7th. Col.:8th. Col. 9th. Col.
A a.m. A p.m. A p.m. a p.m. a p.m. | A p.m. A p.m.
7 15
IS
IS
45
8 la
8 3c|!»S
8
8 3obs
a»S
8
8
8 3ab5
8 10 as
8 3C
8 30
8 3015
8 30 .
8 30 JS
... JS
8 30 >5
8 1325
8 30 »S
8 3o»S
8 la
8 10 >5
8 30 .
... »S
8 3015
8 10 15
8 05
8 30 IS
8 30 >S
... »S
8 30 IS
8 ic »S
8 c »S
8 3025
8 30 35
8 as J5
8 c 25
8 3025
8 35
8 10 >5
8 40 »S
8 3025
... 2S
... 25
8 3025
8 IS >S
8 iS»S
8 S»S
8 10 25
8 3S»S
8 30
8 15 25
8 0 25
... 25
... 25
... 25
... 25
8 3C 25
7 55 "S
8 025
SUNDAYS.
ist.Col. 3nd.Col.
A a.m. A p.m.
8 45
8
27
8 o
8 30
9 IS
7 45
8 30
8 30:37
8 3037
3037
a7
37
87
37
37
S 30
8 037
8 0...
8 3037
8 1537
8 037
8 027
8 1537
8 3037
8 3037
8 o
S o
8 037
8 1537
8 o
8 30
8
8
8
5 30
S30
S 10
037
27
037
o
. 037
8 5037
8 3027
8 1537
8 3037
8 3037
8 037
8 40 37
8 o'37
8 3o'37
8 1527
4 45»7
8 3037
8 037
8 027
8 3037
8 3037
8 537
8 3037
8 1537
8 037
10
5
5 30
S 30
10
SO
30
30
IS
IS
30
as
o
35
30
5 35
S IS
4 SO
5 30
S o
S o
5 3o
Note.— The figures in columns A indicate the Earliest Mail by which any letters received in the collection named
at the head of each column can be dispatched. For instance a letter for Bradford Y, pqsted at Beverley road receiving
house, in time for the second collection, would be dispatched by No. 9 Hail, but if posted after that, ft iu time for the
sixth collection, then by Mail No. 24
U>CAL DELITESY.
Hours at
which each
Delivery
commences
Letters
posted at the
Head office
between
From
Receiving
ofHoes,
PUlar ft
WaU Boxes
between
Delivered
between
Limits of the Boundaries of
each delivery.
7.0 a.m.
9- 30 „
6.30 p.m.
6.30 a.m.
6.30 a.m.
9.i5a-ni.
6.0 p.m.
4.45 »•">•
8.0 a.m.
ft
9.0 a.m.
7.0 a.m.
ft
9.0 a.m. -
9.30 a.in.
1 1. 10 a. m.
General.
Restricted to the North Eastern Railway
Boulevard, except at Billingsgate.
lioM ft the
[HTOL] 11
LocAi. Dblitsbt — eontimud.
Hours at
which eadi
Delivery
commences.
Letters
posted at the
Head otHce
betveen
From
Receiving
oHices,
PiUar k
Wall Boxes
between
DeUvered
between
Limits of the Boundaries of
each delivery.
ii.ioa.m.
9.15 a. m.
9.30 a.m.
k
II. 10 a.m.
k
General, excepting Diurj-coates & beyond St. George's
road on Anlaby road k Mile bouse on Hold. road.
3.15 p.m.
ii.o a.m.
it.o a.m.
k
3.0 p.m.
10.30 a.m.
13 noon
1.30 p.m.
13.45 Pm.
3.15 p.m.
k
4iSP-m.
Restricted to North Eastern Railway lines k the Boule-
vard, excepting Beverley road to Rose cottage, The
Park k Westboume estate.
4-35 »
3.0 p.m.
3.0 p.m.
k
4.3s p.m.
General.
7.0 „
4.0 p.m.
4.0 p.m.
3.50 p.m.
5-iSP.m.
6.15 p.m.
7.0 p.m.
k
Bestricted to the North Kastem Railway lines k the
Boulevard.
6.30 p.m.
5.50 p.m.
8.4s P-ra-
Tkb Chief Officb Littbb Box is closed for the first delivery at 6.45 a.m. for the 9,30 a.m. delivery at 9.15 a.m. for
the ii.io a.in. delivery at 11 a.m. for the 3.15 p.m. delivery at s p.m. tor the 4.35 p.m'. delivery at 4 p.m. k for the
7 p.m. delivery at 6.30 p.m
Note. — Letters for London posted before 4.45 a.m. are dispatched at 6 a.m, k delivered there at from 1.30 to 3 p.m
PASCXZ. POST.
PARCELS HAILS DESPATCHED FROM HULL k THE TIMES FOR HANDING IN PARCELS AT THE
CHIEF OFFICE.
HaiL
>
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
II
13
13
»4
»s
16
17
18
19
Dbspatcris.
London Jc South of England
York, Normanton, North of England, Scotland k North Wales..
Derby, Sheffield, Birmingham k Midland Counties
London, Bristol, South k West of England
Grimsby.
Bradford, Leeds, Crewe, Liverpool, Manchester, York, North of England, Scotland k
Ireland
Dontioster kc
Derby, Sheffield tec.
Brongh tc
London fc South of Engiland, Peterln^'lc Eastern Counties
Normanton, Westmorland, Cumberland, all Ireland
Normanton, Halifax, Huddeisfield &c. t
Bridlington, Bridlington Quay fc Driffield
Beverley
Grimsby
Birmingham, Bristol, Crewe, Derby, Glasgow, Gloucester, Leeds, Leicester, Lincoln,
Liverpool, Manchester, Normanton, Nottingham, Sheffield, Newcastle, York, all parts
oi England, Scotland k Ireland
London k South of England k Doncastier
Gainsborough kc
Beverley, Driffield k Bridlington Quay k all Sub-Offices in the Hull district
Latest hour
which Parcels can be
handed in at Head
Office for despatch.
8 a.m
9-30 ..
10 .1
"•«5 ..
".30 ..
"•45 ..
I p.m
3-30 ..
3-30 ..
4
4-45 ••
5 ..
4 ..
6-45 M
7-30 ,.
7-3°
8
9
9
PARCELS MAILS RECEIVED IN HULL k THE TIMES AT WHICH PARCELS ARE I»:LIVERED.
Mail.
Abbivau fbom
Birmingham, Bristol, Crewe, Doncaster, Glasgow, Gloucester, Grimsby, Leeds, IJrer-
pocd, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottmgham, Normanton, Selby, Sheffield, all
parts of England k Ireland
York, North of England k Scotbnd
London, Manchester k South of England
Bridlington, Bridlington Quay k Driffield
London, Doncaster k South of England
Birming^iam, Bristol, Bradford, <>ewe, Gloucester, Normanton, Leeds, Liverpool, Man-
chester, Sheffield, Selby, West of England, North k South Wales k Ireland
Brough fee. .*.
Beverley, York, North of England & Scotland
Beverley, Driffield, Bridlington, Bridlington Quay k all Sub-Offices in the Hull district ...
Delivery Com-
mences.
9 a.m
9 ..
Sp.m
Follwng. mom. 9 a.m
There are several Collections made from all the Receiving Offices throughout the Town k Suburbs.
There is also one Delivery k one Despatch of Parcels daily (Sundays excepted) made from all the Sub-Offices in the
Hull district.
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XEmiSS OF PASLUmiT.
Charles Blorgan Norwood eaq. d.l. Devonshire place, East-
bourne, Siuaex ; ai Billiter street e.e. i, Reform dob,
London «.w
Charles Henry Wilson esq. i.p. Wartcr Priory, PocUington ;
ft 30 Grosrenor square w. ft Beform dnb, London f.w
OOXFOBATIOI.
OtBces, Town hall.
Matob — ^Albert Kaye BoUit esq. LL.D., D.cu
Rbcobdkb — W. C. Beaaley esq. Dr Johnson's bofldings,
Temple, London
Skerif, W. T. Dibb an
To»» CUrk, Bichard Hill Oawe
Town TVeontrsr, Edward Headley Witty
Bormtgh Aeemmtant, John Thelwall
Clerk qf the Peace, B. Champuey
Coroner, John Joseph Thorney
Borough Engineer, Joseph Fox Sharp, K. iNsr. CB.
ffaterworkt Engineer, David Maxwell &■
Chi^ Coutable, James Campbell
(Mtf CSetk Toitn Clerk'e Ojfiee, Wilson A. Pearson,
Ouif Clerk in Waterworkt OJfiee, Bichard Robinson
MeiietU Oficer, John Wright Mason x,B., b,c.k
Chi^ Sanitary Inmeetor, Joseph Osborne
AttuUmt, James Thackray
Meat Impeelor, William Armstrong Cook
Coal Inafeetor, Bichard Pezton
Inspector of Bvildingi, lliomas J. Reynard
Kate CoUectort, A. A. Harrison, 8. J. Snddaby, & W.
Bichardson, Fredk. Upton, W. H. Hatty, Wm. Wallia ft
Harry DaVis
Sating Clerke, John Aston, Edward Scott ft W. E. Steven*
ALDBBJCXN.
Betlra
William Denison 1886
William Fox Chapman 1886
Thomas Whitty 1886
Robert Waller 1886
John G. W. Willows ... 1886
John Symons 1886
Samuel Woodhooae ... 1886
Eetln
Kelbanie Kink, 11.D ... 1889
John Fountain 1889
GeoiveHodee 1889
Hy. John AAinson ... 1889
John Love Seaton 1889
John Leak 1889
Albert Kaye BoBit llj>.i889
TOWN 00DNCILL0B8.
Albert Ward.
Alfred Wheatley Ansell 1885 i William Wheatley ....
Thomas Pearce 1886 |
Alexandra Ward.
JohnGrindell 188.^ I Charles Thompson....
Henry Hunter Briggs 1886 |
Beverly JVttrd,
Chas. Edward Fewster 1885 I William Pool
John Alfred Storry 1886 )
Botanic Ward.
Arthnr BoUit 1885 I James Charlesworth ,
John Shaw 1886 |
Central Ward.
.. 1887
.. 1887
. 1887
,. 1887
James Stuart ..
George Fryer ..
Rredk. Larard
Bichard W. Cooper ... 1885
James T. Woodhouse... 1885
Charles Shaw 1886
Coltman Ward.
Henry Looses 1885 I George Dixon Wallis .
George Myers 1886 |
Drypool Ward.
William Jarman 1885 I Miles Baven
Henry Morrill 1886 |
Jfetcington Ward.
John Woodcock 1885 I W. H. Wellsted
Richard Gillett 1886]
Paragon Ward.
Evan Fraser 1885 I Charles Bichardson .
Jonathan Duncan 1886 |
Park Ward.
Thomas Wilde 1885 I Andrew E. Kessen....
Edward Lambert 1886 |
Queen't Ward.
Solomon Cohen 1885
Edward Elam 1886
Watson Arton Hassey 1886
Sutton Ward.
Joseph Temperton 1885 | John George Ball
Saul Stephenson, jun. 1886 |
1886
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
William Bayment
Jn. Archbld. Stirling..
1887
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1S87
BOBO0OH MAOtSTSATES-
The Mayor and Ex-Mayor.
Henry John Atkinson esq. Acton, Middlesex
Walter Samuel Bailey esq. Aniaby road
Heniy Briggs esq. Cottingham
John Pearson Bell esq. m.d. Waveriey house
John Henry Brodrick esq. High street
Sir Henry Cooper x.D. Bath
Bobert M. Craben, Albion street
John Egeington eaq. Whitefriargate
John Fisher esq. Garrison side
John Fountain esq. Aniaby road
Frederick B. Grotrian esq. 188 High street
J. C. M. Harrison esq. Garrison side
Francis Hoare esq. Cavendish street, London
John Dalton Holmes esq. The Park
Thomas B. Humphrey esq. 10 Elm Tree terrace^ Aniaby rd
Bobert Jameson esq. Queen's Dock side
Kelbume King esq. if.D. 37 Georse street
William Bobinson King esq. North Perriby
Benjamin Burnett Mason eaq. 3 Gmsvenor terrace
Edmund Philip Maxsted esq. 60 High street
Thomas W. Palmer esq. High street
Francis B. Pease esq. Trinity House lane
Francis Reckitt esq. Wood grange
John Saner, jun. eaq. 156 High street
John Love Seaton es^. 39 Migh street
Henry Frederick Smith esq. Wincolmlee
Thomas Stratten esq. Milton terrace
James Stuart eaq. Bridlin^n
Joseph A. Wade esq. Garrison side
Robert Waller ea^. Temple buildings
E. Twiss, stipendiary, Beverley
Clerk, Arthur Iveson, jun. esq. Hednn
Police Stations, Parliament street, Norfdk street ft Cbnrcb
street, Seuk»>ates
nsTnuHCE ooxPAiiEa
British Workman's Assurance Co. Limited (Joseph A.
Patrick, superintendent), 33 Hnmber Dock street
Oreslum Life Assurance Society (Ernest ft Crosby), Bank
chambers. Land of Green Ginger
United Assurance Society (Patridi Crolce, district manager),
40 Silvester street
JMbAuv fire 4 JAfe Office (Edward E. Heslewood, secre-
tary), Lowgate
IBBUSAHOB AaSITB.
JBrttuA Empire Mutual Life, Samoel W. Batsman, 38 Pryme
street. Prospect street ; S. R. Browne, Albert buildings,
Caxr lane ; J. Bnciianan ft Co. 3 Princes Dock chamben ;
Haller ft Nephew, a6 Scale lane ; G. Hayler, 8 Albion
street ; A. C. Officer, 31 St. John's street ; W. R. Smith,
a6 Silver street
General Life 4 ^irct Brsuener ft Go. High street; B. L.
Brooks, 49 »tville street ; M. Brown, 3 Fountain road ; J.
Charlesworth, 7 Saville street: H. Cook, 8 Bowlalley
lane ; J. B. Craven, 5 Bowlalley lane ; W. H. Cussons, 97
Clarendon street ; J. Earle, i Hull Boad villas, Withem-
sea ; G. H. Glover, 3 Londesbro' street, St. John's wood ;
T, Haller ft Nephew, s6 Scale lane ; Hammond ft Co. 5
Wellington street ; R. A. Harbord, 66 Queen street ; K
J. Hewitt, 3 Royal chambers, Wellington street ; W. M.
Holmes, 4 Bowlallqr lane; C. Johnson, Talbot house,
Hessle road ; W. B. Johnson, 5 Marine View terrace ; J.
Kirton, 36 High street ; W. Hoorby, Newland sdiool ; F.
Moaer, 4 Derringham street ; R. H. Murray, 41 George
street; H. T. Ramsey, 44 LoWgate; P. Bobinson, 46
Freehold street ; T. W. Smith, 167 High street ; G. D.
Storry, jun. 8 Cavendish square; J. R. Stringer, 40
Thomas street ; A. Thomas, 46 Waterworks street ; W. E.
Trumble, 9a Portland street west ; C. K Walker, 77 Bean
street ; £. Waterhouse, 36 Siilver street
Band-in-Hand, James Boden ft Co. 303 Hiv h street ; Bur-
stall ft Huffam, 39 High street; Richard Champney, 6
Parliament st. ; Geo. L. Shackles, 7 tAnd of Green Ginger
Imperial Fire, Simeon Crawshaw, 35 Parliament street;
Eyre ft Co. 6 High street ; ChriMopher Johnson, 4 CrystU
street. Spring bank ; George S. Jordeson, 8 County
buildings, Bowlalley lane ; 'Thomas Stephenson, Temple
buildings, Bowlalley lane ; Willows, Holt ft Willows, The
Avenue, High street; James Thomas Woodhouse, 17
Parliament street
London Assurance, Cattley ft OampbeU, 303 High street ;
Harry Dalton, Z3 Blackf riargata ; John E. Hargreave,
Church side; John Merriman,33Pembertonstreet,Holder-
ness road ; Alexander Porteus, 50 High street ; Shackles
ft Son, ji. Land of Green Ginser ; Frederick K.Strafford,
13 Grafton street, St. John's wood ; Robert Waller,
1%mple buildings, Bowlalley lane
Digi
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jr»rtium Asntnmet, Jamn Abercrombjr, aa High ttraet;
W. A. Andenon, 15 Bowlalley bne ; Q. F. Backton, 33
Fariiament itraet ; J. Dalton, Holmes k Co. Queen'i Dock
aide ; A. G. Hill, 11 High itreet ; J. H. Hogaid, 4 Golo-
nial atreet; L. King, 11 Scale lane; M. C. Lee, 46 The
Creaotat, Linnaos street ; W. R. Locking, Oogao hoon,
Bowlalley lane ; G. S. Moore, 6 Bowlalley lane ; J. A. B.
Sandanon, The Arenoe, Hish street ; O. Sykee fc Sons,
35 High stnst : W. Hyde Tliompsoo, 57 Lowgat»
ITorwiek Vtuom, W. West & Sons, .8 Bowlalley lane
Pkmmjt Fin, Watson, Carlill k Son, 160 High street ;
Soren Bmg^iolin Tobieaon, 18 Parliament street ; Walter
A. Nidiolwn, 15 East grore ; A. E. Scott, Market stores,
KorlhOaTe
FrmidiKt L^t, Frankiah, Kingdon k Wilson, la Bowl-
aHegrlane; R H. Barker, Temple buildings, Bowlalley
lane ; H. Ferraby, 8 Waterhooae lane ; T. W. Flint k Co.
Bowlalley lane ; Scott ft Cooper, 34 Parliament street;
William Dalton, ai Parliament street ; J. Ross, Hull
Wacon Works Co. Limited, Chalk lane, Newington : T.
R. Fantith, 7 Holbom Momit ; Hammond k Chambers,
aa fe 33 North Walls, Queen's dock ; W. J. Hisoock, 138
Hi^ street ; J. H. Green, i Manor street ; G. H.
Toang, The London k Torkshira Bank Limited, Silver at
Xrfiaiwc JfHtual Zafe, F. W. Adamson, 9 Bishop lane ; W.
H. Snmner, 45 Cambridge street; R. H. Johnson, 3
Pamberton street ; Atkinson, Wake k TUiy, Qoay Street
cbsmbera, Qnaj street ; E. H. Freeboroogh, Cottingham ;
Boden k McBnde, Temple buildings, Bowlalley lane ; J.
B. Atkinson, ^ St. Mary's chambers, Lowgate ; C. D.
Ireland, a St. James' square; Johnston k Jeff, High
at. ; W. Gibson, Hornsea ; E. J. Wilson, 6 Whitefriargate
JiM( Exduaue, William T. Marshall, i Victoria chambers,
Piinoes Dock street ; Charles Leggott, Paragon street
SetttiA Ejuitaile Life, William Kershaw, Danish build-
inga, Hull street ; Oskar Asamns, 56 High street
Slamiard Jjife, T. Dales ft Co. 51 William street; J. Gar-
tbome ft Son, 14 Quay street ; J. L. ft S. G. Seaton,
Bank aide, Sculooates
An Firt, Thomas Bolton ft Co. at High street ; Barton ft
Watcifaoase, 37 Hi«^ street ; William Cheals, a6 Ellis st
Vsatoiaster Fhrt, James Beattie, 37 Sandringham street ;
Ftaderiek J. (lardbam, 5 Land <A Green Ginger ; William
Baimaoa, 8 TriniW street ; George A. Holmes, ao High
street; William Pallard, la Muon view, Cumberland
atreet ; J. H. Slingsby, ao Buckingham st. Holdemess rd
Watmiiuter ^ Gaural Life, George A. Holmes, ao High
street; WSliam Pollard, 13 Mason view, Cumberland
atreet ; Redfem & Chattertoa, i Bishop lane ; E. Walker,
3 Jnoction place. Monument bridge
nSUa nTABUSHHXHTS.
Hull Cdstohs,
Whitefriargate.
ColUelor, E. P. Bisbopp-Smith
Chief CUrk, Samuel Wahnsley
CUAs, Measn G. H. Todd, E. Jones, R. C. Appleby, J.
Mibe, J. H. Foster, G. Doughu, ft A. T. Stewart
. Writm, W. H. S. Thompson, C. T. Doorly, A. J. Walking-
ton, G. E. O. Alger, F. Gray-Jones, ft J. F. Qtrper
Stuvtjfot, G. Brown
AttittaiU Stirveyors, Messrs. Thomas Camegil ft J. Cook
£»Bntinn^ Offietrt, Messn. F. Vivian, J. Hurst, W. Sisson,
E. Reyndds, T. Price, J. A. Mackie, J. Lalor, B. Apple-
bee, J. W. Lawson, E. F. Grooock, G. Williamson, J. D.
Maxwell, W. F. Hill,H. Mumby, J. R. Sutlierst, R. L.
Barker, R Graig, T. R. Uoyd, T. C. Forth, J. N. P.
Hamilton, J. Andain, W. White, G. Hindnursh, T. C.
Bom, J. D. Stevenson, J. Parker, J. Rider, J. R. Howard
ft P. J. Knight, ; 57 out-door officers, 33 boatmen, ft 40
jprefsrable extra men, 6 pensioner boatmen
Timber Mmurtrt, Messrs. R. Lawson, N. W. Bearpark, ft
assistants ft lengtheners
Inlaitd Ravnm Otfiox,
Trinity House lane.
Ooventment Froptrty ^ Income Tax OJiee.
Survejtor, James Sugden esq
AtiiitaiU Sunegor, AUred Glover Burton
CMc, John Swailes Dntton
CMeetorfor St. Mary's, South Myton ^ Newington Warde,
George BrocklebasJc, 13 Postemgate
Collector for Avttin, Humher 4" Seulcoatea Wards, Henry
Dorsey, 5a Francis street west
CtlUetor for Oarriton Side, JVoHh, Trinity f Whitefriar
Warde, J. R. Lambert, 9 Walmslcy street
Collector for North Jfyton, W. G. Seller, 10 Beaumont
street, Holdemess rood
Collector for Drypool, Frederick W. Dickens, Holdemess rd
CoUtetor'for Sttuiheoatu, William Stubbs, i East Park ter-
racs, ^dderoess road
Excise Branch.
Collector ^ Stamp Dietribvtor, John Henry Claxton esq
Chuf Clerk, Charles Andrew
Clerks, John Clinton, Robert Douglas ft C. J. Williams
Supervisors of InlaruL Revenue : i$t division, John Worthing-
ton ; and division, Henry Whitehead
Officers : i$t division, Bichard Glasier ; and dtvuton, Thomas
J. Ormsby ; 3rd division, Thomas William Kemplay ;
4(& division, John Claridge ; 5t& division, John Kingston
Hull Bankbuptcy Coubt ft Coumtt Ooubt, held at the
Town Hall.
Office, Bowlalley lane.
Judge, His Honour Francis Alfred Bedwell j.p.West parade,
Ajilaby road
Joint R^ti-ars, Albert KayeRollite8q.LL.1>.,l>.c.L.Thwaite
house, Cottingham, & Arthur Rollit, Spring villa, Aniaby
Dmuiy Registrar, Mr. T. F. Farrell &▲. ft York parade,
Beverley road
High BcUiffa, The Registrars
Places in the district of the court. — Aniaby, Cottingham,
Ferriby North, Hepplewaite, Hessle, Kirk ESlaTEastA
Wast Ella, Martleet, Melton, Newland, Swanland, Sutton.
Welton Wauldby ft Willerby
CouBT or RacoBD,
Town Hall, Lowgate.
Judfe, William Cole Beasley a.c. recorder
Regtstrar, vacant
Deputy Registrar, C. J. Todd
Hull Dock Cokp&nt.
Office, Junction street. Attendance from 9 to 5
Chairman, J. R. Ringrose esq
Dejncty-Chairjnan, K P. Maxstead esq
Ihredors, Joseph Atkinson esq, W. S. Bailey esq. W. C.
Copperthwaite esq. W. T. Dibb esq. W. R. Kmg esq.
' Joshua Raddiffe esq. Lieut. -CoL Saner, R. G. Underdown
eaq.Thomas Voee esq. J. C. Wade esq. ft David Wilson esq
Treamrer, Sir C. H. Mills bart. m.f
Consulting Engineer, Sir John Hawkshaw C.a
Solicitor, Thomas Holden esq
Resident Ekgineer, R. A. Marillier c.B
General Miuiager ^ Secretary, Edward H. Oarbett
Superintendent Dodc Master, D. E. Hume esq
Superintendent Wharfinger, Henry Best esq
Receiver of Sock Duet, James L. Freer
Dock Masters : Albert Docks, Mr. A. E. Barratt ; Queen's,
Princess f RaUwm Docks, Captain Robinson ; Suwtier
Dock, Mr. J. Gamidin ; Victoria Dodc, Mr. J. Cockrill
Wbabfirosbs.
Albert, Wm. Wright. ^ St. Andrev's Docks.— tSx. C.
ColUnsott ; office. No. ao warehouse, Albert dock
VieUrria Doek.—Vb. W. Bateman ; office, Half-tide
basin, Victoria dock
Humher ^ Railvay Docks. — Mr. Joe. Holmes; office.
Railway street
Queen's ^ Princes Docks. — ^Mr. Geo. Ramsey; office.
South side. Queen's dock
Hull Tbinitt House.
Corporation : Elder Brethren, Mr. C. Homcastle, 46 Symon
street. Fountain rood ; J. Wilson, sp Trinity street ; H.
W. Brodrick, Ivy mount, Sutton ; G. Taylor, la Bruns-
wick terrace. Spring bank ; M. Brown, ao Spring street ;
G. Harrison, Hull road, Owthome, Withemsea ; John F.
Kroger (warden), 3 Wright street; R. J. Knowlss.
Bridlington ; G. H. Broadl^ad, 55 Caroline place ; Z. G.
Pearson, a Elm villas, near the Park, Beverley road ; R.
Sonlsby, 13 Pryme street ; G, Fowler (warden), 38 St.
George's road, Newington. AtsietatUs, W. Abbott, 77
Park street ; W. Tulley, 1 1 Milton terrace, Aniaby rood ;
J. Rntter, 8 Tremayne terrace, Aniaby road ; J. L.
Martin, 63 Lister street ; H. Cole, 34 Wilberforce street ;
Jas. Toogood, 3 Eastbourne terrace, Hornsea
Stewards, Messrs. D. F. Smith ft C. T. White
Secretary, Mr. E. 3. Wilson
Wardens' Clerk, Mr. J. E. Park
Assistant Clerks, E. M. Heseltine, E. J. Heseltinsft A.Riches
Receiver of Buoyage, E. P. B. Smith esq
Surgeon, Mr. Jamss Doasor
Laiul Agents, Messrs. Stidmey ft Tiffen
Surveyor of Buildings, William Morrell
Haven Master, Robert Dunipace
Buoy Master, C. F. Boxhall
Lighthouse Keepers at KiUingholme, G. F. Sutton, T. Ward
ft Thomas Walsh
Liahthouse Keeper at StaUingbro', R. T. W.Wass
Master of the Bull Sand ftoating Light Vessel, G. W.
McKenzie
Head Master of the School, Z. Scaping
Second Master, W. R. Salmon
Matron, Miss Acaster
Poi-tei-, Joseph Atkinson C^ r^ r>. r^\ r^
Digitized by VjOOv IC
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Beard of TrmU OglcN, Postemgate, Captain Cowie B.N. A.
principal officer
Jintiah Gas Li^lit Co. Limited (Andrew Dongall, gnperinten-
dent k engineer ; James Cox, resident clerk), offices,
Baker street ; works, Bankside, Sculcoates .
Cattle Market, Edward's pi. Joseph Stead, market keeper
Cemeterji, Drypool, Hedon road, Jn. Middleton, snperndnt
Corn Exchange, High street, E. P. Maxstead . esq. chairman
Corporation Fire Eju/ine Station, Edward's pi. Jsph. Stead
Ciutoiwi' Eatablinhment, Whitefriargate
Eiat I'ork Artillery Vohuiteers {and). Right Hon. Lortl
Wenlock, hon. coL ; Henry C. Uleadow, lieut.-col. com-
manding ; Henry F. Pudscy, lieat.-col. ; William L. White
& GecHy.Clarke, majors ; Capt. H. A.Scott R.A.adjutant
Eagt Yorkshire Seyiment (»( l olunieer btatalimt), Londes-
borough barradc8,Londesboroueh st.;St.Hon.LordLondes-
borough, hon. col. ; Wun. Ecnrd. Goddard, lieat.-col. ;
Arthur L. Fliidnian,inajor; Major H.B.LeMottee,adjntant
Exchange, « Lowgate, William Henry Mines, sec
Freenuuonr Hall, Osborne street
Fire Engine Station, Parliament street
General Cemetery Co, Spring bank, Edward Mequ^gt, sec. k
superintendent
Her Majesttft Priaon, Hodon road, Henry Webster,
governor ; Ber. John Aspnall Addison B.A. chaplain ;
John Bernard x.x.C.8. surgeon ; Thomas Bartholomew,
chief warder
HiAy Trinity Cemetery, Hessle road, Dairycoates, George
Hebden, superintendent
Hull Corpomtion Jiatlis ^ WaMutuiei, Trippett, Robert
Winder, manager
Hnll Bock Fire Engine Station, West end. Queen's dock,
Wm. Thorpe, foreman in charge
Htdl Jacorporated Chamber of Commerce ^ Shipping, Ex-
change, Bowl alley lane, Thomas Stratten, preodent ;
Joseph GregBon, sec
Hull Hide ^ Skin Market Co. Limited, Fiokle street, Henry
King Bennett, manager
Hull TVool Market, Edward's place
i/ffw' Old Burial Ground, Hessle road
Humher Jliver Conseitxmry CommiMioners, Conservancy
buildings, Whitefriargate ; E. S. Wilson esq. clerk
Kingston-vpon-Hull Gas Lic/ht Co. Limited, Brnadley street,
Edward Jacknian, engineer & manager ; Frederick
Scott, law clerk ; & Ed\rard J. Barker, collector, 134
Coltman street
Lloyds' Register of British ^ Foreim Shipping, Bank
chambers. Land of Green Ginger, James Mduel, ship
surveyor ; John B. Stevens, engineering surveyor
Mercantile Marine OJice, Postemgate, J. H. Hogarth,
superintendent ; Robt. Richardson, deputy superintendent
PresliytaHttn Leetm-e Hall, Baker street
Parochial Offcexfor Holy Trinity ^ St. Mary, Postemgate
Pilot ^ Bailast Offices, Queen street, James Haxwell Woolf,
commodore of pilots bljallast master ; Jn. William Lewis,
clerk to commissioners ; 7 cutters b 70 men
Police Stations, 30 Parliament street, James Campbell,
/ chief constable ; James Graham, chief clerk ; 3 superinten-
dents, 6 inspectors, 38 sergeants, 10 detectives & i64Polioe
constables. Branch stations at 30 Norfolk street ; Church
street, Sculcoates ; k Rcdboume street, Newington
Sating Office, Postemgate, John Henry Hart, William S.
Sharp, David Wing, Jsph. Leng Harrison, rating assistant
overseers ; George E. Duncan, rating assistant clerk
Rating Office, Jarratt st. Edwd. Wadsley, assistant overseer
Sculcoates Cemetery, Sculcoates lane, Sculcoates, John R.
Davies, sexton '
Sctikoates Hall Onerseer's Office, Worship street, Edward
Wadsley, assistant overseer & vestry derk, parish of
Sculcoates
ToviH Hall, Lowgate
Trinity House, Trinity House lane
Clubs.
■Hull Constitutional Club, George street, Mark Bean, hon.
secretary
Hull ^ East Siding Club, 11 Regent's terrace, Anlaby road,
Johannes Hcrdford Theulman, chairman ; Wm. Fn^ll, sec
Hull Liberal Association, 11 Bishop lane, Walter C Towns-
end, hon. secretary
Hull Unitetl Liberal Club, 3 Albion street, John G. Wallis,
hon. secretary
Trade Pbotectiok Societv.
Hull Guardian Society, The Exchange, Bowlalley lane,
Thomas Witty esq. president ; John Leak, secretary ;
Edward Hannath, manager
Fdblic Librabibs.
Church Institute 4' Librai-y, Albion street. Rev. A. Boyd
Carpenter M. A. president ; James Dixon, gen. sec. ; T. W.
England, curator ; Wm. E. Trumble, library secretary
Hull Stibseription Library, Royal institution, Albion street,
Alfred Milner, librarian ; Win. G. B. Page, sub-librarian
Hull Incorporated Law Society, Lincoln's inn buildings,
Bowlalley lane, Edward Coates, librarian
Lyceum, St. John street, John Jefferson, sec. k William P.
Aston, librarian
Mechanic:/ Institute ^ Library, 3 George street, John
Richardson k Joseph Barker, secs.Jc Mark Riley, librarian
Voting Peoj/le'.i Chn.itian ^ Literaiy Institute 4" Library,
3 Charlotte street, George Raven, W. B. Salmond, C.
Richardson k J. Fieldhouse, sees, k W, Hy. Duggleby,
librarian
Literary, Philosopricai, k Adult Educational
iNsrrnjTioNS.
Hull Claireh Institute, Albion street, Bev. A. Boyd Oar-
penter x.a. president ; Joseph Holmes, hon. treas. ; James
Dixon, genl. sec. ; James Crake, lecture sec. ; Wm. E.
Tmmble, library sec & Thomas W. England, curator
Hull Literary A Phitoso/AiaU Soaety ^ Museum, Boyal
institute, Albion street, T. M. Evans esq. x.b.c.8.
president; Bev. A. Boyd Carpenter k.a. & R. H. B.
?iiciiolson M.B.C.S. vice-presidents ; A. K. Dibb x.A. k
E. J. Wilson K.Ai sees.; W. T. Dibb, treasurer k Samuel
P. Hudson, curator
Meclianics' Institute, 3 Georse street, John Richardson k
Joseph Barker, sees. & Mark Riley, librarian
Young People's Christian ^ Literary Institutr, a Charlotte
street, George Raven, C. R Salmond, C. Rictuurdson k
J. Fieldhouse, sees, k Win. H. Duggleby, librarian
Catholic Institute, 13 Jarratt street. Very .Rev. Dean Ben-
jamin Randerson, president ; Alan Porter, treasurer ;
George Hirst, iion. sec. k Jamfs Johnson, curator
RbUQIOUS k CHARrTABt.E Institctions.
British ^ Foreign Bible ^ Seligious Tract Society, 17
Savile street
Church of England Sunday School Association, Church
institute, Albion street, John Dalton Holmes esq. presi-
dent ; Bev. M. H. James ll.b. clerical sec ; B. Brooks,
lay sec. k Charles H. Wood, treasurer
Home for Fallen Females, 35 Nile street. Miss Elizabeth
Duncan, matron
Hidl Charity Organisation Society, 3 Junction place. The
Mayor, president ; Col. Gerard Smith, hon. treasurer ; T.
J. Smith, Thomas Priestman k John B. Anderson, hon.
sees, k William Council, nsiting agent, 34 Bank street
Hull, East Yorkshire 4' Lincolnshire Deaf^ Dumb Institu-
tion, 4 Belgrave terrace. Spring Bank, Joseph A. Wade,
president; Thomas Haller, sec. k Walter McCandlish,
master
Hull Municipal Charities Trust, Board rooms, 56 Salt-
house lane, Martin Samuelson, chairman ; Sir Henry
Cooper M.D. W. Holmes, John Egginton, B. M. JaJland,
Joseph A. Wade, R. SJ. Craven, George Ho<lge, J. C. M.
Harrison, Kelburne King, John ^ak. Rev. Canon
McCormick, A. K. Rollit, J. L. Seaton, Gerard Smith,
M. P. T. Strattjm, J. Symons, R. Waller, David Wilson k
W. R. King, trustees; R. G. Smith, sec. ; A. Iveson, jun.
solicitor k R. G. Smith, surveyor
Hull Seamen's A General OrjAau Asylum, Spring bank;
Charles H. Wilson esq. h.p. chairman ; Walter Samuel
Bailey j.p. vice-chairman ; David Wilson j.p. chairman of
house committee ; Thomas Rej-noldson, hnn. treasurer ;
Robert Middlemiss, hon. sec. ; Thomas Mourby, house
steward ; Mrs. Annie Moorby, matron ; Richard Henry
Mason, schoolmaster
Lying-i ii^Charity, 4 Reed st. Mrs. Elizabeth Jessop, matron
Penitentiary, Aiilaby road. Miss Agnes Innes, matron
Sailors' Home, Sulthonse lane, H. J. Atkinson esq. J.p.
chairman ; E. H. Witty, sec. ; Jas.- Richardson, manager
Port of Hull Society for the Seligious Instruction of
Seamen, Sailors' Institute, Waterhouse lane k Orphan
Home, Park street, Thomas Stratten esq. president;
Messrs. John Wright, Thomas Haller k Rev. James
Sibree, hon. sees. ; John W. Day, corresponding k finan-
cial sec. ; T. Greenbury, travellmg agent
Hull Incorporation for the Poor.
Board day every Wednesday afternoon.
Clerk, Walter James Reed
Assistant Overseers 4 Collectors, John Henry Hart, J. L.
Harrison, David Wing 4 W. S. Shar])
Rating Clerk, George E. Duncan
Relieving Officers, West district, Charles Waller, Bean St. ;
East district, Joseph Honlden, Lister street
VacdnatiouOfficer, Joseph TwicUle, Argyle street
Medical Officers, Daniel Gibson, West district; Alfred
Kitching, East district
Superintendent Registrar, John Joseph Thomey, 10 Par-
liament street
Registrars of Marriages, Walter James Reed, St. Marj-'a
chambers, Lowgate k Geo. Holmes Bell, loParliainAit st
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Rtuistran of Birtlu S; Deatlis, Robert Middleiniss, 1 1 Far-
uainrnt street, Jfjflon diatriet ; Walter James Reed, St.
Jtary'a dUtriet; Edward T. Jobson, 13 Bishop lane, Hum-
ber district
Warkhmne, Sainoe) Blashill, master ; Rev. George Robin-
son, chaplain; Sidney Rnssell Henson H.B.C.S.B., L.S.A.,
L.]f. be. surgeon; Mrs. Jane Blashill, matron; Richard
Horace Mann, schoolmaster ; Miss Jane Ingram, scbool-
niistresB
Scuvookita Utiioir,
Board day, every toesday.
Clrtlc, Wflliam Chatham
AsMtaM Ova-Mtrt f Cotttctors, Hngh Boyd,Wm. F. Chap-
man, Wataon Dalby, Hyles Raven, Wm. Hardy, Thomas
B. Johnson, W. Knovles k Edward Wadsley
Rttieting Offieen, John Clapham & George Blashill
VaeciMtim OJker, Thomas Walton
Jfedieal Ojfeeri, John Oix, Williani Holder, Thomas Jack-
son, WQuiam Kirk, Thos. Walton & Samuel Watson
Superinteiidtnt Siyistrar, Wni, Chatham, Bowl alley lane
RtifiMrart of Jtari-iages, Wat Satleoatea district, John P.
Chatham, 7 Bowl alley lane; Etut Sadeoata dittriet,
John Clapham, Prj-me street
Sftfistrara of Bii-tka ^ Ittnths, Orypoel ^ Sewleoates dis-
trict, George Blashill, 33 Pemberton street ; Sutton parish,
Wm. F. Ciupman, 53 Withani ; Ifest Smlcoates atstrict,
John Parke Chatham, 7 Bowl alley lane ; East Sadcoates
district, John Clapham, Pryme street ; William Hardy, 8
Havelock terrace, Hessle road, Newington ; T. B. Johnson
Iforkhouse, Joseph R Jessop, master ; John Watson h.a.
cfaapUun ; John Dix, surgeon ; Mrs. Emma Jessnp,
matron ; Thomas C. Harrison, schoolmaster ; Mrs.
Elizabe^ Metcalfe, schoolmistress
Seulcoates Sdi^ Offict, Wilson row. Drain side, John Clap-
ham, derk
RcBAL Sakitabt Actkobitt.
^'hairmaH, John Ramsdale
Jfalical Officer, Thomas Walton
/nspectm- J Surtcyor, William H. Wellsted
HOSPITALS ASD ASTLUHB.
Hull ^ Seulcoates Dispensmy, St. John's street. Sir H.
Cooper bit. M.D. consulting physn. ; Owen Daly m.d.
physician ; Wm. Holder, Arthur Hy. Robinson, Fredk. R.
Chapman, David Lowson, G. W. Pyburn, Sydney Rossell
& J. B. Williams, surgeons; Mr. Wm. C.Orford, resi-
dent sturgeon ; Benjamin Browne, dispenser
<wetieral Ii^rmary, Pro8[>ect street, Robert Hagj-ard, resi-
dent surgeon ; Geo. Clongh, dispenser, Benjamin Brooks,
sec. ; Mrs. Mary Jane Allison, lady suiierintendent
Hospital for Poor Children, 21 Story street, G. F.
Elliott ]f.D. oonsnlting physician ; John Sherbum, medi-
cal oflioer ; Mrs. Jane G. Taylor, matron
Homeeopathie Disptnsmy, 30 Whitefriargate
Hull BUmI iHstitutioH, Kingston square, Albert Friestman,
sec. ; George Lambert, manager
PLACES OF EBCaSATIOH ASS AUUSEHEIT.
Albert Hall, Midland street, William Fusscy, proprietor
Alhamira Palace Music Hall, Porter street, Thomas
Henrr Greasier, proprietor
tteetamville Gardrns ^ Recreation Groumls, Walton street,
Xewington, Robert B. Close, proprietor
Betamc Gardens, Spring bank, Philip MacMahon, secretary
h carator
Hemtet's Cirfue, Anlaby road, Charles Hengler, proprietor
HuU People's Park, Beverlej' rd. W.Kirby Dalton, park kpr
Hull Savage Club, Ordnance place,;Drypool, Charles Morrill,
president ; Henry Morrill, secretary
Protestant Institute, Kingston sqnare^ Jarratt street, John
Melton, sec. k manager
Seamlinavian Club, Mr. P. A. Pedersen, treasurer
Public Assembly Rooms, Kingston square, Jarratt street,
George Peacock, superintendent
Theatre Royal, Paragon street, Wilson Barrett, lessee;
Alfred Cnthbert, general manager
ALKSHOUSES.
Bishop IFatton's, North Church side, Mrs. Elizabeth Dal-
ton, matron
Charier House, Charterhouse lane, Rev. Henry William
Kemp a. A. master
Ge/s Almshouses, Chapel lane, R. G. Smith, sec. ; Mrs.
Jane Davenport, matron
Grtgj^s Hospital, Fostemgate, Mrs. Ann Hydes, matron
Harrison's Almshouses, 8 Chapel lane, R. G. Smith, sec. ;
Mrs.3Eliza Seed, matron
Home Bay Almshouses for Old Fishermen, Madeley street
Kingston Almshouses for the Younger Brethren ^ Master
Mariners, Beverley rood, William Conpland, master
Lister's Hospital,gj Park St. ; Mrs. Esther Jenkinson, matron
Trinity Almshouses for Master Mariners, Anlaby road,
Mrs. Ann Smith, matron ; James Hodgson, master
Trinity Almshonsfs for Seamen, Mrs. Sarah Hailstone k
Mrs. Eliza Hodgson, matrons
Trinity House Almshouses, Fostemgate, William Ward,
master ; Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, matron
PUBLIC OFnCEBS.
Bjai-d of Health Inspector, James Thackray, 5 Wright st
Borough if County Analyst, Jas. Babies, jnn. ^i Scale lane
Collectors of Water Rates, Benjamin Ward Richardson, 45
Wright street ; Robert George Boyd, Sonthcoates lane ;
Frederick Upton, St. James' square ; William Henry
Hutty, 46 Clifton street ; Andrew A. Harrison, 6 Park
row; Samuel J. Suddab}-, Coltman street; William H.
Enowles, Sandringham street; Henry Davis, West
parade ; William Wall is, De Grey street
Corn Market Keeper, George Whitfield, Com Exchange
Coroner for the Borough of Kinyston-upon-Hull, John Jos.
Thomey, 10 Parliament street
Distributor of Stamps, J. H. Claxton, Albany street
High Constable of Middle Holderness, Major Bower, county
police, Beverley
Inspector of Streets, Richard W. Richardson, 43 Shaw street
Inspector of Weights 4" Measures, W. Hy. Dawson, Cogan st
Inspector of MeclMnics, Thomas KaviU, 2 Windsor street
Inspector of Joinera, Thomas W. Stockhill, Spring Head rd
Inspector of Scavengers ^ Hackney Carriages, Wm. Rudd
Inspector of Sewer Cleansing, George West, 90 Spring street
Market Keeper, Thomas Chilman, 33 Bank street
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Henrj- Forder, Lincoln's
inn buildings, Bowlalley lane
SA«)-ijf» Officer, Benjamin L. Wells, Manor street
ToKii Crier, William T. Hall, 45 Russell street
COVSVLS k TICE-00VBCL8.
America {United States), Edward Howard, 30 Savile street
America {United States of), Joseph Atkinson, 15 Parliament
street (consular agent)
Argentine Republic, Harold Smith, 43 High street
Belgium, John William Foster, Prince's Dock buildings
Brazil, W. Croft,. Princes Dock street (vice-consul)
Chili, Gordon R. Sanderson, Alexandra chambers, Castle st
Demnark, Clements GckkI, consular agent, S Minerva ter-
race ; Frederick de-Coninck Good (vice-consul)
France, Thomas Frederick Hewitt, South side. Queen's
dock (vice-consul)
German Umpire, William Schultelns, India chambers, South
side. Queen's dock
Greece, Joseph Atkinson, 15 Parliament st. (consular agent)
Hawaiian Islanih, William Moran, Alexandra chambers,
Castle street
Honduras, C. H. Donner, 5 Humber place (vice-consul)
Italy, Harold Smith, 43 High street (consular agent)
Liberia, Joseph Atkinson, 15 Parliament street
Mitlterlands, John Raspin Ringrose, 43 High street
Portugal, Benj.Ansley Tapp, 9 Arlington street (vice-consul)
Russia, Fredk. Helmsing, 3 Junction place (vice-consul)
Russia, John W. Helmsing, a Junction pi. (consular agent)
Spain, William Moran, Atexandra chambers. Castle street
(vice-consul)
Sweilen ^ Xorway, Arthur Lambert Plodman, 5 Minerva
terrace (vice-consul)
Turkey, Victor Dumonlin, 37 Finkle street (vice-consul)
Uruguay, William Moran, Alexander chambers. Castle street
IEWSPAPEB8.
Eastern Morning NeKs (daily) Offces, 43 Whitefriargate ;
William Bunt, proprietor k pablisher. See advertisement
HvUl Bill of Entn/ ^ Daily Shipping List (daily), i5i & 162
High street , Tbomas Grassam, publisher
Hull Xercs (daily), 58 Whitefriargate ; J. A. Cooke, pub-
lisher ; Samuel Oldham Cawthome, manager. See advert
Hull ^ East Riding Critic, Scale lane (every friday),
Richard Cooke, editor k proprietor
Hull Express Offices (evenmg), 42^ Whitefriargate ; W"m.
Hunt, proprietor k publisher. Sen ad\-ertisement
HuU 4' East Riding Good Templai- (ist of every month), 8
Dock street ; Francis Oliver k Son, printers k publishers
Hull Mtseellany (every Saturday), 9 Savile street ; Charles
H. Barnwell
Hull Packet (every friday), 9a Whitefriargate ; HoU, East
Yorkshire, k North Lincolnshire Conservative Newspaper
k Printing Company Limited. See advertisement
Hull TtiiiM (every Saturday), 33 Whitefriargate ; Hull, East
Yorkshire ife North Lincolnshire Conser»-ative Newspaper
k Printing Company Limited. See advertisement
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ilTome.
St. Charles' CathoUc
St. Mary's Catholic .
St. Patnck's Oathulic
Jewish Synagogue ...
Locality.
Jarratt street
Mill street
Wilton street
Robinson row
I
Hourt (ffSernee.
Very Rer.Dean Benjamin^ Sundays, mass 8, 9.30 ft ii a.m.;
Randerson.priest senior I | rosary k benedict, 3 p.m.;
Rev. Lonis Deynoodt k )■ vesper k benedict, 6.30 p.m. ;
Rer.John Jung, priests daily mass, 7.30, 8 & 8.30
^ ' -' Sundays, mass 9, 9.30 k 10.30
t Ser. Canon Benjamin ( ajn.; vesper, sermon k bene-
\ Randerson ) . diet, 6.30 pwm. ; daily moss,
I 8 a.m
r Rev. Charles H. Wood,l .Sundays, 8, 9.30 & 11 ajn. fc
< priest V 6.30 p.m. ; mass daily, 8 a.m.
( Rev. Jas. Everard,curate ) k thurs. 7.30 p.m
Elias Pearlson, rabbi Daily, 8.30 a.m. a p.m
Hebrew Hissian Room
Catholic Apostidic
Friends' Meeting House 1
Uerman Lutheran Church
Mariners' (Episcopal)
Presbyterian Church of England
Presbyterian Church of England
Presbyterian Church of England
Prmbrterian Church of Eng- (
hud Mission Hall )
The Bietlmn Meeting House... Silvester street
Brethren
St. Xicolai Danish Churoh
Snedenborgian
45, Great Thornton street]
Day street I
Mason street {
Nile street !
Princes Dock street
Carlton t«r. Spring bank..
East parade
jProsiwct street
Iwalton street
Bmd. Hartenfeld, missionary
Grej' street
Osborne street ..:
Zoological tor. Spring bank!
SanOoTs. Week iaf*-
< 10 a.m. s P-m. ; wed. 7.30
( p.m. ; sat. 5 p.m
10.30 a.m. ; thurs. 6.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.u
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
10.30a.m. 6.3op.m.;wed.7.3op.m
I 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs.
I 7.30 p.m. ; sat. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
6.30 p.m
( 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tnes. k
\ thurs. 7 p.m
II a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.ro
Rer. L. D. Nielssen, minister!io.3oa.m.6,3op.m.;wed.7.3op.m
Rev. Jsph. T. Freeth,miiiister:ii a.m. 6.30 p.m
Rev. John Dixon, minister ...
Rev. Franz Ffeiffer, pastor ...
Rev. P. Duncan H.A.,B.D.min
Rev. Michael Smith, minister
Rev. W. P. Mackay d.d. ...
iJtnomituition.
Baptist
Baptist
Oalvanist (Zion)
Oingreigatiunal
Congregational (Mission) ..
Congregational (Salem)....
Congregational (Wycliffe).
Congregational '.......,
Cungregational
CoDgregatiuual
ConerKstional (Latimer) .
MethmUst >'ew Connexion.
Methodist New Connexion.
Methodist New Connexion,
Locality.
Oeorge street
South street. «.
Walker street
Albion street
Broadley street
Cogan street
Cottage row.Anlaby rd.
Fish street ,.„.
Hessle road
Hope street
Williamson street
Charlotte St. k Dock St.
Beverley fnad
Osborne street
JUiniatei:
Rev. John O'Dell
Rev. John DanL Rodway
Rev. Arthur Wflonckson..
Rev. W. Scott
Rev. David Tilsley
Rev. John Hunter
Rev. H. Elvet Lewis
Rev. E. Hamilton
Rev. Rt. Harr}- Townend
Rev. Michael liisrtram ....
Rev. Enoch Genner
Rev. John Shaw
HoHTt of Strviet.
Sunday. Week days.
( 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; mon. 7.30
I p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
6.30 p.m.; mon. 7 p.m. k wed. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10. 30 a. m. 6. 30 p. m. ; thurs. 7. 30 p. m
10.30a.m. 6.30p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30a.m. 6.30p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.ra
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tnes. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
to. 30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Locality.
West street..
\ Spring bank
Jabilee
Ebeneser
Beverley
Norwood, Beverley
Walkinffton
ChenyBurton
Veils
Aike
Jarratt street..
Lincoln street
Fountain road
PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.
Fint CircmU.
itimattrt. 1 Hortn of Service.
I Soncbvs. Week days.
Rev. Thomas Mitchell, superintendent... ) I „ ._ . _ « «„ „ _ . .__ , „ ™
Rev O. Lamb { "S" *'"• °-3° P"- ' *""• 7 P™
1:" w. r: ^5Ez::::::::::::::::: ( ' -30 ••-• 730 p.™. ; mon. 7 p.m
Rev. G. Watson, supernumerary ' 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m
Second Cireuif.
Rev. J. Stephenson .
Rev. W. Whitb>- ...
Rev. W. L. Sponner
' Sanda.T«. Week days.
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tnes. 7 p.m
to. 30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7 p.m
Third Circuit.
HoldemcMroad Rev. R. Peacock
Winiamson street Rev. C. Spivey ...
Hedon road , Rev. O. Bennett
Stoneferry I
Hodgson street !
Weekdays,
wed. 7 p.m
thurs. 7 p.ni
tues. 7 p.ra
tues. 7 p.m
. . tues. 7p.m ->
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10.30 a,m. 6 p.m.
10.30 a.m. 6 p.m.
10.30 aim. 6 p.m.
10.30 a.m. 6 p.m.
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Great Thornton street
Crown terrace, Anlaby road .
Hessle road
St. George's road, Newington
Edgar street
Selby street, Neirington
Fourth Circuit.
Jfinisters.
Rer. R. Bentley
Bev. W. B. Fitzgerald
Rev. 8. Horton „
Rer. G. Windham .^.
Hourt of Seitice.
Sanda;!. Week days.
) a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
. 6.0Q D.ni. : thnra. 7 ii.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.!
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thnrs. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thors. 7.30 p
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tnes. 7.30 p.i
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. : lubb. 7*30 ]
6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
2.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m
p.m
m
Siime.
Seamen's Mission
United Methodist Free
Chnrch
United Methodist Free
Chnrch
Unitarian
Locality.
South East End Albert
Dock
Campbell street
Wilde street
Park street
Ministert.
Rev. Walter B. Welch,
chaplain to the port
Rev. Arthnr WinfSdd
Ker. Thomas Townsend
Wilson
Rev. Henry Wood Perris ..
Hours of Service.
Snndaf*. Week daji.
II a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; 10 a.m.;
wetl. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.in. ; Tred.
7.30 p.m
10.30 a.in. 6.30 p.m. ; toes.
7.30 p.m
1045 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Loealit;/.
Gem-geyard
Witham (Kingston)
Holdemess road (Bmnsvick).—
Humber street
Grores
Holdeniess Court Mission Boom
Lee Smith street
Marfleet
Stoneferry
Sntton 1
Dansom Lane Mission Boom
Raikes street
Workhouse, Anlaby road
WESLEYAN METHODISTS.
George Yard Circuit.
Ministers.
Bev. 6. E. Young, superintendent ...
Bev. H. F. Kelvey
Rev. H. T. Smart
Bev. S. Johnson
Hours of Sermce.
Soudaors- Week ilays.
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
7&10. 30a.m. 6.30 p.m.; men. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thnra. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.in. ; mon. 7 p.m
6.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6 p.m. ; thors. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 pan. ; tues. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; toes. 7.30 p.m
6.30 p.in. ; toes. 7.30 pjn
Waltham street....^
Beverley road
West parade ,
Scott street „
Queen's road
Oxford street „
Newland
Anla^
Hamilton place, Moxon street {
(Mission Boom) (
West Ella (Mission Boom)
Waltham. Street Cireuit.
/Bev. J. V. B. Shrewsbury i
(Bev. J. R. Uleave I
Bev. T. F. Bawlings
Ber. R. Foster
4 Bev. G. Dyer )
( Bev. H. Graham, supemnmeTary f
Bev. Fredk. Rosington
Bev. William Wray
StmdayflL Week days.
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; mon, 7 p.m
ia30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; mon. 7 p.m
ia30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.in. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thnra. 7 p,m
3.30 k 6 p.111. ; toes. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.in
6.30 p.m. ; toes. 7 p.m
Great Thornton Street Cireuit.
Bev. B. Green
fBev. J. Gould 1
-{ Bev. W. B. Fitzgenad }
(.Bev. U. Butters »
Bev. W. L. BrinuneU »
various
Bev. Richard Green
Great Thornton street
CoHman street
Beetonville „
Lower Union street
Harmaduke street
St. George's road „,.
Evans square, Newingfon
Wheeler street (Mission Boom)
SpringviUe, Hessle (Mission Boom)
Lower Union street (Mission Boom)
Dairycoetes
Hessle
Brough
Blue Bibbon Gospel Army Mission Rooms, Chnrch street, Sculcoates.
Salvation Army Barracks (No. 5), St. Mark's sqnaie and Westmorland street.
Balratkn IBstimi Hall, Anlaby mad
Sundays. Week days.
ia30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30. p.m
ia3o a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
1030 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.in
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p,m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.in. ; wed. 7.30 p.m.
6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m [fortnightly
6 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.ra
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.iQ
10.30 a.m. 6 p.m. ; tnes. 7 p.ni,
10.30 a.m. 6.30 [km. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
ia30 a.m. 6 p.in. ; mon. 7 p.m
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OflRces, Town hall.
i'leri, Dennis John O'Donoghue, Town hnll
Trramrtr, Francis Bicfaard Pease, Old bank
.^ifitor, Thomas Priestman, Bowlalley lane
A/rhitiet ^^ SHneffor, William Botterill, 23 Parliament street
BOABD SCHOOLS.
BhixItU ttitet, Brunswick estate, W. H. Gillgrass, master ;
Miss Annie Pole, mistress ; Miai Jfartha Bntter}-, infants'
mistress
BucliiM/ham ttitet, Eli Curtis, master ; Miss Mary A. Ches-
man, mistresa ; Miss Mary A. Mallison, infants' mistress
I'am/telt street, William H. Camp, master
Cdtc ilrtet, G. Crosakill, master ; Miss Hannah E. Pilling,
migtress
i'kaiterkoiue lane, Frederick Robinson, master ; Miss Annie
i. Lewis, mistress ; Miss Annie E. Newton, infants' mstrs
CnaOMe itmt, Hessle road, John J. Smith, master ; Miss
M. Harrson, mistress ; IGss Lizzie Sanders, infents'
mistTess
<v>»/«i».(f areet, Boldemess road, Thomas liruad, master ;
Jliss Eliza & Dale, mistress ; Miss Mary Little, infants'
mLstreas
<'iiwf« Onet, Liaac W. Dickinson, master; Miss Clara
Ponltcoey, mistress, tt Miss Ellen Rose, infants' mistress
Miry atrtet, Samuel Bailey, master ; Miss Betsey Heron,
mistress, Ic Mrs. Curtis, infants' mistress
Ztajuom Um, Charles Oldroyd, master ; Miss Isabella
Harrison, mistress
fiji Arnt, James R. Gordon, master; Miss Reed, mis-
tress, k. Miss Annie W. Lyon, infants' mistress
fonntaiK i-oad, Harvey Shepherd, master ; Miss Eliai Ann
Hilla^ mistress ; Miss A. H. Crofts, infants' mistress
lnJ>rrl street, St. Johii't Wow/.Misa Mary Elizabeth Crosby,
nustreas ; Miss Rosa Helman, infants' mistress
Hue ttreet, John W. Moody, master ; Miss Isabella Fenlay,
nustreas ; Miss M. Porterlield, infante' mistress
Litnla street, John W. Oliver, nwster; Miss Margaret
Howsm, matrs. ; Miss Louisa Maria Glass, infants' mstrs
JfaMry street. Miss T. W. A. Philpott, mistress
Vderme street, Samuel Router, master; Miss Amy S.
Beddoe, mistress ; Mrs. Margaret Walker, infante' miit
Peii nod, Henry Wm. Pitts, master ; Miss Sophia Blanche
Somerscales, mistress ; Mrs. Jemima Pitts, infante' mist
Maell itreet, John Laugi^le, master
."fr Harjf Cooper, Bean street, John H. Leggott, master ;
Miss Jeanie Wilson, mistress ; Miss Annie Medd, in-
bnti' nustreas
A». rimrye's road, yeaini/ton, Robert J. Fret well, master ;
Mils Alice Im. Hnrst, mistress; Miss Louisa Cliadwii^
infante' mistress
JiomtTiiet ati-eet, James T. Oliver, master; Miss Gemmell,
mistress ; Miss Emily Riby, infante' mistress
^ntferrg road. Miss Charlotte Postcl, mistress
»■«•« strttt, Spring bank, William Henry Farrah, master ;
Miss Annie E. Somerscales, mistress ; Miss Sarah E.
Armit, infants' mistress
WiUiasuoH street, Mortimer Petty, master ; Miss Eleanor
Hmkin, mistress; Miss Susan Stimson, infante' mistress
Thomas Stratton, Londesborongh st. John W. Nicholson,
Mster ; Miss Sarah M. Bird, mistress ; Miss Maria L.
unwe, infants' mistress
OTHER SCHOOLS.
Fi-n Grrnxmar, Baker street, Benjamin George Logan B.A.
nead master
M if Srie»ee, 3 Albion street, John Menzies, head master
Trwtg HcMse Xmigalion, Prinre's Dock street, Zebedee
Scaping, master ; William R. Salmon, assistant master
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Hull 4- Kast RUKiu/ Colltye, Park street, Francis Bond jla.
principal ; Edward Haigh H.A. vice-principal
Hrnnbei- Indttstrial Hchool Ship ' SotUJuimyloii,' Samuel
Hobbs, chief officer ; Leonard Cooper, second officer ;
Thomas McOermot, Alfred Willey, John Parking k Hy.
f)elnh, sea instructors ; Henry "Uushby, schoolmaster ;
Arthur Waddingtou, assistant schoolmaster
riear's Choir School, Old Grammar School, South Church
side. Rev. John Rawlings b.a. precentor
Hntl Natioiud, Perrott street, George Wright Farrow,
master ; Miss Jane Parisli, mistress
Christ Church, John street, William Devonshire, master ;
Miss Edith Barker, girls' mistress ; Miss Esther Ann
Damelej,-, infahte' mistress
Holy Trinity (for boys & girls), Humber street. Miss Eliza
Saunders, mistress ; Miss Kosa Kitchenson, infante'
mistress
St. Andrew's (Snnda}-). Beetim street, Holderncss road
St. Janus', Porter street, Henry Hilldrith, master ; Miss
Sarah Ann Anderson, mistress ; Mrs. Ellen Spencer,
infante' mistress
St Mill's Infant, Osbornd street, north side, Mrs. Kate
Atkinson, mistress
St. John's, School street, Wflliam Hartford Doughty,
master ; Mrs. Barbara Lees, mistress
St. Luke'.- (mixe<l), St. Luke's street, Mrs. Mary Ann Peart,
mistress
St. Mark's, St. Mark's street, J. R, Stringer, master ; Miss
Mason, mistress
St. Jfary's, Church street, ScuJcoates, William Riby, master
St. PimPs, St. Paul's street, William Gainweil, master;
Miss Phoebe Terry, mistress ; Miss Matilda Ogle, infante'
uustress
St. Peter's, Prospect place, Drypool, W. B. Johnson,
master ; Mrs. Annie Lilly, mistress ; Miss E. E. Uliton,
mbuite' mistress
St. Philip's yatioiuil. Mason street, Mrs. Mary Doughty,
mistress
St. Stephen's (for boys). Canning street, James William
Bosomworth, uiaster
St. Stephen's (for girls), Spring street, Miss Marie E. Elliott,
mistress
St. Stephen's (for infante), East cheap. Miss Maria Elizabeth
Ellis, mistress
St. Cluii-les' Catholic, Pryme street, Thomas Brogden,
master ; Sisters of Mercy, mMresses
St Mary's autolir, Wiltijn st. SstlBrs of Mercy, teachers
Catholic, Anlaby rwul. Sisters of Mercy, teachers
Catholic, Mill street. Sisters of Mercy, teachers
Albion Co^ifregtaioiuU ((Sunday), Baker street
Jiaptist (Sunday), 14 Diick street
lietliel (Sunday), Sykes street
BritUh 4f Foreign, Day street, Charles S^nSord, master;
Miss Christiana Jackson, mistress ; Miss Mary Jane
Grindall, infante' mistress
Coyan's Kudometl (for girls), 55 Salthonse lane. Miss Knmia
Denton, mistress
Fish Street (Sunday), Mj-tongate,
Metiuxlist A'ew Conuerion (Sunday), Cave street. Stepney
Primitice Metliodist (Sunday), Beecn)ft street, Newington
Scott's {Mrs.) Charity, Southcoates lane, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pickard, mistress
Wesleyan Xalional, Adelaide street, Thomas JacWn Rey-
nard, master ; Smith French, second tpaster ; Miss
Rowena, mistress
Wesleyan Day, Grosvenor street, John West, master ; Mrs.
Mercy West, mistress
Wesleyan (Sunday), Oarr street, Soolt street
Wesleyan (Sun(Uy), Oxford street
Wesleyan (Sunday), Church street, Drvpool
Wesleyan (Sunday), Kingston terrace, Witham
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HULL CONVEYANCE DIliECTORY.
SAILVAT STATI0X8.
TfORTH EasYrbn Railway Cohpany :
Parayon Street Station ; Edwin L. Daris, superintendent ;
J. J. Broirn, station master ; George Petcli & William
8tani])er, assistant statinn masters ; Twilton Tennison,
chief clerk ; John Wells, chief clerk (bcxiking uliice) ;
Robert Davison, chief clerk (|iarcels ulHce). T^e M. 8.
k, Lincolnshire Railway Co. mn int<i tliis station
Satanic (Itmleiu' StatwH, Spring bank, John WflUam
Mason, station master
Srulcoates Station ( f'ictaria Sraueh), Chorch street, Thomas
Henry Shipman, station master
Southeoates Stalioii, Holdemess road, William Rose^
station master
Stmnei/ Station, Bererlev rd. Hy. Kimberley, station master
Wuminyton Station, William Cnpeland, station master
Goods Station, Railway street, Henr}' Oenniss, manager
Mancheater, Sluffield ^ Lincotmliire Hailteafi Offieet, 7
Nelson street, John Wells, manager
Gooilii Station, Limekiln creek, Wellington street west,
William Oabb, manager
Midland Railwai/ Compauj/'t Office*, 5 Humber place,
William Henry Danicll, agent
SAtLWAT CAKBIEXS.
Carver k Co. to all jmrts of the kingdom (Henry Hollis,
nuuiager), Railway Goods station, Kingston strret
0. T. Faolkner fi 0>. generar railway carriers (Alfd. Strong,
manager), Kingston street
Foxtenf Parcel Exm-eM, William Honrj- Prince, agent, 6
North Cbnrch sine
Sutton k Co. small inrcels delirery (Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley,
agent), 10 Prince street
Thompson, McKay & Co. to Manchesicr & Liverpool, 5
Railway street, William Janies Jackson, manager
Thompson Edward k Suns (canal), High street
OOVTXTAirCE.
COACHBS FOB—
ALDBORoyoH — Leave ' King's Arms,' Witham, evef}- tnes-
day & Saturday at 3.45 p.m
Anlaby — Leaves ' Hunter's Livery Stable,' Aniaby road,
every day (snnday excepted), at 3.40 p.m
HcssLS — Leaves Land of Green Ginger ever)- afternoon
(snnday excepted) at 4. k on tuesday at 10 a.m. (extra)
KlBKBLLA — Leaves Land of Green Ginger every afternoon
(Sunday exce)>te<l) at 4 ; leaves ' Hunter's Liverj- Stables,'
Aniaby road, every day (sundny excepted) at 3.40 p m
Roos — Leaves North Hridge, Witham, every toMday k
Saturday afternoon at 3.30
WATER COVTBTAIOE.
FoBMON 8TSAMKB8 from k to the Port of Hull.
Abo — Steamers reftnlarly thronghont the season ; agents in
Hull, Massey k Sawyer
Amstbrdah — Ever}- five days, returning from Amsterdam
on the same days ; agents, W. & C. L. Ringrose
Amstkkdah — every wed. & sat. C. M. I.>ofthon9e k Co
Antwerp — ^From Hull every Saturday & from Antwerp
Wednesday noon ; owners in Hull, T. Wilson, Sons k Co. ;
agents in Antwerp, Huysmans k Bulcke
Barcbix>ka — From Hull ever)' 31 daj-s ; Moran k Sander-
son, Hall
Berobn — Calling at Stavanger, leaving every alternate
thursday ; owners, Thomas Wilson, Sons & Co
Bombay— (With leave to call at Antwerp). A first-class
steamer monthly, owners in Hnll, Thomas Wilson, Sons
fcCo
BOBDKACX — ^Taking goods for Marseilles, Cette, Nantes,
Cognac, Charente k all sonth iH>rts nf France ; about
everj- twenty-one days; agents in Hull, Rawson k
Robinson
Boston, U.S. — With leave to call at Southampton ; about
every fourteen days ; Thomas Wilson, Sons k Co
Brxhbn, Brkmbbhavskt k Gkkstbmunds (North German
Lloyd) — Steamer every sat. ; also wed. if sufficient goods
offer ; from Bremcrhavcn to New Orleans, Baltimore k
the West Indies, taking gixxls at through rates of freight ;
agents in Hull, N. Vcltinann k Co. ; agent in Bremen,
North trerman Lloyd
Rrbmbn— Every Saturday, C. M. Lofthousr k Co
Cabthaobna— Every twenty-one da)-8; Moran k Sander-
son, Hnll
Crbistlansand k Christiania — Friday c\-cnings ; owners,
Thoimis Wilson, Sons k Co
CoNffTANTiNOPLB — Eve^y fourteen days; Thomas Wilson,
Sons k Co
CopBNKA(jKN — ^Twice weekly thmughout the season, taking
goods for the Danish pnn-incial k adjacent Swedish ports ;
agents, Bailey k Leetham
Cbonstadt k St. FxTKRsmTRa Town — Weekly, or oftener
as the trade requires ; owners, Thomas Wilson, Sons k Co
Cbokstadt — Agents in Hull, Bailey k Leetham
Chonstadt— Steamers every week ; agents, Hornstedt k
Oarthome
Dantzio — Everj- ten daj-s during the season ; owners,
Tliomas Wilson, Sims k Co
Dbonthkim— Fortnightly, k daring the season weekly ;
. owners in Hull, 'rhoiiuis M'ilson, Sons k Co. ; agents in
Drontheim, Bachke k Co
Dunkirk k Paris— Every Saturday; owners, Thomas
Wilson, Sons 8c Co
Ghent — Ererj- Wednesday ; Thohias Wilson, Sons k Co
Genoa — 15th. of each month ; W. Tnllcy k Co
OoTHENBCHO— Taking goods for Stockholm k canning the
ro)-al mails, Saturday at 4.30 a.m. ; owners, Thomas
Wilson, Sons k 0>
Hakbuko — tues. wed. fri. k sat. ; agents, C. M. Lofthonse
&Co
Hamburg — Steamer wed. k sat. evening ; from Hamburg
every wed. k sat. ; agents. Gee k Co
Hambuhq — Friday ; agents, (feorge Lawson k Sons
Hamburg — Steamers everj- tues. wed. fri. k sat. ; owners,
Tliomas Wilson, Sons Ic Co
Hanoo — Steamers throughout the season ; agents in Hull,
Massey & Sawjer
Hari.inobn — Wed. k sat. ; agents, W. k C. L. Ringrose
Havrb — Ever)' week ; agents, Rawson k Robinson
Heuinofobs — .Steamers regularly throughout tlie season ;
agents, Bailey k Leetham
Koniosbbro — Every sat. C. M. Lofthouse k Co
Konisbbro Town — Weekly, taking goods for the Danish
jirovincial k adjacent Swedish (mrts ; agents in Hull,
Bailey k Leetham
Lbohorn — isth of each month ; W. Tulley ic Co
Leghorn — Erery ten days ; C. M. Lofthouse it Co
Libau — To sm°t the trade ; Tliomas Wilson, Sons k Ca
Lisbon — MonthI}' ; agents, liailey k Leetham
Marseilles — Steamers monthly, taking goods for Algeria,
Cette, Nice, Cannes, Toulon k adjacent places ; agents,
W. Tulley & Co
Lisbon — Monthly ; C. M. Lofthonse k Co
New York, U.S. — With leave to call at Southampton. A
line of tine new steamers ; one leaving every week ;
Thomas Wilson, Sons k Co
Odessa— Steamers every fortnight ; owners in Hull, Tlios.
Wilson, Sons ic Co
Odessa — Monthly ; C. M. Lofthouse ic Co
Paris — Regular commuication witli Paris in connection
with steamers to Rouen ; agents, Rawson ic Robinson
Revel ic Baltic Port — 'Two weekly ; agents, Bailey ic
L.eetham ; & during the season steamers regularly ; agents,
Hornstedt ic Garthome, Pier street
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RtoA — Twice weekly ; owners, Thomas Wilson, Sons k Co. ;
agents in Hull, Hehnsing k Son
BarratDAU — W«l. & sat. ; agents, W. & C. L. Ringrose
RoTTEKDAH — Mun. k thars. ; agents, (t«u. Lawson Jfc Sons
RouKN — Abnnt erery week ; agents, Rawson k Robinson
St. PBTKnaBUBO Town — Cnsttnn House quay, weekly;
agents, Bailey k Leethaiu
St. PsriaisBURO Town — Costum Hnnse quay, steamers
weekly during the season ; agents, Hurnstedt k Gathurne
jfr. Pktersbdiio Town — Weekly ; owners, Thomas Wilson,
Sunsfc Co
Statanors — Weekly during the season ; owners, Thomas
Wilson, Sons k Co
Stbttin — Weekly ; owners, Thomas Wilson, Sons k Co
SrocKHouf— Weekly ; C. M. Lofthouse k Co
.Stockhoui — Erer}- sat. during the season ; lliomas Wilson,
SnnsfcOa
9rocxHoui — Every week ; agents, Good, Flodinan k Co
Srocsaoui — Oaminell, WuoU k Haigh
Taoanboo — Hontiriy during the season ; Xonui k Sander-
son, Hull
TuiBsn — Fortnightly, calling at Venice, Fiumc, Messina Jt
PalemHs Ban k Ancona k Naples (if cargo offers) ;
owners, Titooiaa Wilson, Sons k Co
Valbmcia — Every ai days. Moran k Sanderson
Wtbcbo — Steamers regularly throughout the season ;
agents, Hassey k Sawyer
Wasa — ^Taking goods fur Christinestod, Jacobstadt, Nye-
Corleby, Oanda-Corleby, Uleaborg k all North Finland
Ports ; agents, Hassey k Sawyer
Wasa— Fortnightly ; C. M. Lofthouse k Co
9A1UNO TSaSBLg FOB FORXIOK FOSTS.
Vnjm ft to thiB Fort of Sull.
AAKHCttS —
Adsthalia, Calipoknia kc — William Richard Johnson
BoKDKADX — Agents, Rawson It Robinson
DAinzio — Thomas Wilson, Sons k Co
Cadiz k Chakkntb — B. 1). Mason k Son
■CwaiA — Vessels t» suit the trade ; agents, Masaey k Sawyer
I>AM1SB Fdbts— H. E. Vlligt
HSLSIMOFOBS — Agents, J. F. Granberg k On
Ikdia— Vessels to suit the trade ; agents, Massey it Saw)'er
MEDrmutANKAN Posts — ^McBruwn, Atkinson k Co
NoBTH AnssiCAN POBTS — ^Winter k Maass
OroKTO — B. B. Mason k Son
BoTiBBDAM — W. H. H. Hutchinson k Q. Lawson Jt Co
■Qnaac — Agents, Wells Brothers
South Ah bbica — ^Winter, Maas fc W. K Johnson
Htqckholm —
SwKDisH Posts — Winter & Mass
W«8T Coast of South Ahiebica — Vessels to suit the trade ;
agents, Massey k Sawyer
coastwise stbaueiui.
ABBRDaBN — Steamship from Hull, fri. k from Aberdeen
toes. : agents, Hornby Jt Needier
Dttndbb— Screw steamer from Hull, fri. Jt from Dundee
toes, or wed. ; agents, Thompson, M'Kay Jt Co
Edix BUBOR Jt Lbith — Screw steamers from Hull for Leith,
sat. relnming wed. ; agents, Thompson, M'Kay Jt Co
Uaiksbobouoh — Steamers everj- week day ; Furley Jt Co.
agent*
Ipswich Jt Hull — Screw steamer from Ipswich, wed. Jt
front Hull, sat. ; agents, Furley Jt Co
London — General Steam Navigation Co.'s steamers from
Hull, wed. Jt sat. k from Irongate wharf, Lnndiin, wed. Jc
m*. at 8 a.ni. ; agent in Hull, Arthur Pauling
Lynx — Screw stcuiier from Hull every mon. Jt thurs. Jt
from Lynn, wed. Jc sat. ; agents in Hull, Furley Jc Co
WuBEACH It Boston — Steamers occasionally ; Walker Jt Co.
agents
Yakmouth Jt NoKWicH — From Hull, fri. Jkfrom Yarmouth,
toes. ; agent, E. Haller
OTKAX PACKSr OFFICBS.
Abtrdet* # Hull, Colonial chambers. Princes Dock street
Tarmonth Paeket Officr, E. Haller, agent, Wellington street
Jpswirk, lj/H» 4- Gaiiubore' Steam Packet Ojpft, 6 Welling-
ton street ; Furley It 0>. agents
OTHEK WATER COKVETANCE.
Nkwcastlb — Leave Hull for Newcastle, wed. Jt sat. re-
toming wed. Jt sat. ; Thomas F. Bell Jt Co. agents, 4
Hnmber place
Hbioo — ^Thomas Darley, Brigg Ptuicet, leaves the Pier every
day, except thurs. according tn tides, returning alternate
days ; also two sailing vessels twice a week
W18BEACH k Boston — Steamers, Citmuuier ^ Fox, weekly ;
agents, Thomas Walker & Co. 180 High street
Sheffield, Rotherhah, Ooncasthb Jtc — Vesseb -twice a
week ; Fellows k Furley, agents
Gainsbbo' Jt Gbimsbv — Victoria pier daily ; Oainsbro' Steam
Packet Co
Gbanoemoutr — From Hull, wed. ; from Grangemouth,
ever}- fri. , Moran Jt Sanderson
London — To Jt from South Devon wharf, London, sat. ;
Earle k Haller, 6a High street
The Airt ^ Colder A'aeigatioH steamers Jt flyboats daily
(about three hours before high water) mi Goole to Leeds,'
Bradford k Wakefield ; the arrival of down goods reach
Hull daily about three hours after first high water ; W;
H. VMieelwright, agent, 8 Minerva terrace
WAQOV OFncx.
WITH THE NAIIBS OP THE CABRIEBS AKD THEIB DAYS OP
DBPABTUBE,
3. F. Aakam's, 68 Uaxket place.
Rtmiix — Nicholas Robinson, fri. at 12,30
Thornocubald — Nicholas Robinson, fri at 13.30
B*lt StMlM, Viaklm strMt.
Brandsburton — Tues. Jt fri. at a
Bridlinoton Dalton — Tues. Jt fri. at a
Balohln's, 87 Kaxket p]«oe.
Aldbobocoh — Charles Mnniby, tues. Jt fri. tide
Burton, Colei.v, Nohmanbt Jt Thbalby — William Wix)d,
tues. Jt fri. tide
West Halton Jt Whttton — Charles Mnmby, tues. Jt fri.
tide ; it Wm. Wood, tues. Jt fri. tide
BlBok Swrna, 9 XytoacKte.
Bbvbrlbt — Luiidy, tues. at 3 ; John Mitchell, tues. Jt fri.
at a
Brantinoham— Escritt, tues. Jt fri. at a
Cavb (North) — William Diinkin, tues. Jt fri. at i
Cavb (South)— Robert Donkin, toes. Jt fri. at 4
Dbifpield — Grasby, tues. Jt fri. at a ; Waites, tues. at 3
Easikoton — Ho<lg8on, tues. at la
Ellebxeb— Robert Escritt, tues. Jt f ri. at a ; Allison, tues.
Jt fri. at I
Evxrthorpb — WOliani Donkin, tues. Jt fii. at a
Fbhriby — Escritt, fri. at a
Keyinohah — Hodgson, tues. at a
K11.N8EA— Hixlgson, tues. at la
Leven — John Mitchell, tues. Jt fri. at a
Little Weiohton— Lundy, tues. at 3
New Villaoe — Simpson, tues. at a
Nkwpobt — Simpson, tues. at a
K18TON — John Mitchell, tueg. Jt fri. at a
Ryhiix — Wm. Robinson, fri. at a
Sancton — Lundy, tues. at 3
Skefflinoton — Hodgson, tncs. at i
Skidby — Lundy, tues. at 3
Spurn — William Hodgson, fri. at 2
Thobnoubnbald — Wm. Robinson, fri. at a
Wbbton — Hoclgson, tues. at a
Wblton — Robert &critt, tues. Jt fri. at a
Wbi-wice — Htxigson, tues. at la
Blue Bsll, Shamble*.
Babbow — Needham, tues. Jt fri. at a; Hewitt, tues. Jt
fri. at 2
Bonby — Girdham, tues. Jt fri. tide
GoxHiLL — ^IVimmingham, tues. Jt fri. at a
KiBMiNOTON — Wright, tues. at a
Saxby Jt WoRLABY — Girdham, tues. Jt fri. tide
Thobnton — Hagget, tues. at i
Blue Bail, 67i Karket plaoe.
Abnold — White, tues. at a
Bbnninoholhe— White, tues. at a ; Hy.Evison, fri. at 1.30
Bevbblet — White, tues. at a
BuBTON Constable — Barker, tues. Jt fri. at a
Bubton Pidsba — Ford, tues. at a ; Morris Metcalfe, tues.
Jt fri. at a
CoNisTON — Jackson, tues. at a
CowDSN — John Fisher, tues. Jt fri. at a
Ellerbt — Whitehead, lues. Jt fri. at a
Fimbeb — Rudd, tues. at 11
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Pbodinoxah — Stringer, tnes. at a
Oakstbad— Porter, tuea. k (ri. at 1.30
GrABTOK — ^Ford, toea. at a
Hkdok — Lickias, tues. k fri. at a
Has8i.E — Marahall Wallia, tuea. k fri. at 3
Huston — Ford, tnea. at 3
Mapplbton — John FUber, tuea. k (ri. at 3
Mabflxbt — Stcphenaon, Pearaon Ic Lickiaa, tue8.& fri. at a
OwsTwicK — ^Foro, tues. at 3
Pbbston — Thomaa Pearaon, toes, k fri. at 3; Jonathan
Steidienaan, tuea. ic fri. at 3
BlSJl — White, tuea. ic fri. at 3
BiROK— White, tuea. at i It Jackaon at a
Roos— Morria Metealf, torn. Ic fri. at 3 ; David Hardbattle,
toea. <c fri. at a -
SuBLAVOH— Slide, tues. ic fri. at 3 ; Frank Green, toes.
k fri. at 3
Spboatlbt— Barker, tnee. ic fri. at a
SwiNB— White, tuea. at a ; Porter, tuea. ic (ri. at 1.30
WiTHBBKWiCK — John Fisher, tues. ic fri. at a
Blua Bell. Wltham.
BuBTON Constable — Richard Barker, tues. ic fri. at 3
Oabton— Thomaa Clark, tuea. ic fri. at 3
Wbst Newton— Richard Barker, tues. te fri. at 4
Bojr A Batzall, 82 Oaccer lane.
ANI.ABT — John Dunlin, tuea. ic fri. at 3
Butok ic Spboatlev— George Johnson, tues. ic fri. at 3
Willebby — John Dunlin, tuea. ic fri. at 3
Wytok — George Johnson, tues. ic fri. at 3
Bidl ft Bon, 1 Kytoii«»t«.
BBAKDSBinrroN — Graasby, tues. ic (ri. at 3
CoNiSTON — James Wright, tues. ic fri. at 3
South Cavb — BBme3-, tuea. ic fri. at 3 ; Moody, toM. ic fri.
at 3 ; Botham, tuea. ic (ri. at 3
Fbbbibt — Bean, tuea. thura. ic aat. at 3
FiTLiNO — ^Wri^t, tuea. ic fri. at i
Gabton — Janies Wright, tuea. ic (ri. at 3
Kk\in(hiai< — John Gibaiiii, tuea. ic (ri. at a
Lund ic MiDOLEtoN — Waitea, tues. at a
Rimswbli, — Richardson, tues. at i.
BiPLiNOHAX— GleMT, tuea. ic (ri; at i
Scabbbo' — Waites, tnea. at i
SiaoLSSTHOBNE — Laiub, tnea. at a
South Fbodinohah — Richiirdson, tuea. at i
TuNSTAU. — Dickenson, tues. at a
Thornoukbald — John Gibson, tuea. ic (ri. at a
Wblton — Bean, tues. tlinn. ic aat. at a
Wbst Eixa — Bothain, toea. ic (ri. at 3
Witrbbnsba — Richardaon, tnea. at i
OalU*', 90 Hlffh BtrMt.
Bbioo — Pounder, thura. tide
Cbowlb— Pickering ic Co. tuea. tide
Febby — Girdham, wed. tide : Russling, wed. tide
Tbsnt Febbies — Girdham, wed. tide ; Russling, wed. tide
Cham'berUtln'a, Qneen straet.
Babton — Stamp, daily at 3
Daookb IiAKE (with cart)
ComNOHAH — ^Thomas Grantham, tuea. k (ri. ac 3
Donovan's, 68 Queen akreet.
Bonby, South Febbibt. Hobkstow, Saxby ic Woblaby —
Ti^wt, tues. ic fri. tide
BboSlesby, Babbo ic Dix!BRY — Bell, tues. at 3
Durham Ox, 1 Blanket row,
Askby — John Drury, tues. ic (ri. at i
Babnbtby ic BiOBY — Mrs. Martha Crow, (ri. at i
Bbomby — John Drury, tues. ic (ri. tide
Cbosby — John Drury, fri. at a
Cboxton— Mrs. Martha Crow, fri. at i
Fbbbiby (South) ic Hobkstow — Cook, tues. ic fri.
tide, a to s
FRODiKOHAjf (South)— John Drury, tues. ic fri. tide
KiBHiNQTOK — Mrs. Martha Crow, tnea. at i
Limbsb — Mrs. Martha Crow, tues. tide
Melton Ross— Mrs. Martha Crow, (ri. tide
THEAI.BY — Chaffer, tues. ic fri. at a
Thobnton — James CiM)k, tues. k fri. at i
WoOTTON — James Cmik, tues. k fri. tide, a ic 5
Fleece, 44^ Market place.
Aldbobouoh- Clark, tues. k sat. at a
Ellebby — Joseph Whitehead, tues. ic fri. at 4
Febbiby— Robert Wilson, toes. Ic (ri. at a
Little Weiohton — I'anaun, tues. at 1
Mapplkton — Bam(ather, tues. at i
Spboatley — Hint, tuea. ic (ri. at a
Waleinoton — Ridadale, tues. at 3
Wawnb — Wittering, toes, ic (ri. at a
OoMam Z4ioo, 7S ftnaan street.
Caistdb — WUIiam Dary, tues. ic (ri. at a
EtSHAX— Bell. tues. at 3 ^
Thobnton — William Davy, tues. at 3
Ulcbby— William Davy, tuea. ic (ri. at 3
M'intbbinoham — Benry Robinaon, tues. k fri. tide, 3 to 5
Oxakam'a, Hnmber street.
RUBTON Stathbb, Cbosby, Scobthobpb k Wan Halton
— John E. York, tuea. ic (ri. tide
Hoyle's, 8 Kytoncata.
Mabxet Wbiohtok ic PocKLiNOTON— James Bolmes, tues.
ic (ri. at 4
14 Hnmber etreet.
Loutb — Cro(t, fri. tide ; Holmes, tnea. a
SuutBBCOATES — Waliusley, toea. tide ; Cro(t, fri. tide
Blinf's Arms, Wltham.
Aldbobouoh — Gibaon, tuea. ic sat. at 3.45
Slntr Street market.
Bishop Bubton — George Walker, tues. ic (ri. at •
Elstbbnwick — Isaac Woodhouse, tues. ic (ri. at a
Hbsslb — John Atkinson, tues. ic (ri. at 3
Stonefebby ic Sutton— Edward Rodmell, tuea. ic fri. at
3.30 ; John Dearing, tuea. & fri. at 3
' Karaden, Blanket sow.
Keelby — George Cook, fri. at a
Flnmheis' Arms, 9 Daner lane.
Anlaby ic KiRKELLA — Joseph Pelfrej-man, tuea. ic fri. at 3
Cottinqham— George Lon^bone, tuea. ic (ri. at a ; Henry
Thonipson, muu. tues. fri. ic aat. at 3
Bbsslk — Allison, tues. ic (ri. at i
Spbikoreao — John Dunlin, tues. ic fri. at 3
Thanbv — Joseph PeUreyman, tues. ic (ri. at 3
Bampant Boisa, 69 Kytongate.
ALDBOBOunH — Gibson, tues. ic (ri. at 3
ANL.UIY — Harslcy, nion. we<l. thurs. ic sat. at 3
Atwick — Myera, tues. at 13
Bbefobd— Harrison, tues. at a ; Wilson, (ri. at i
Bbiwick — Dalton, tues. at 3
Bevebley — John Watts, daily at 3
Bbandesburton — Crawford, tues. at a
Bbidlinoton — Harrison, tues. at i ; Myas, tues. at la ;
Cole, tues. at 13
Bubton Pidbba — Robert Wright, tues. ic fri. at a
Catfoss — Feinby Gibaon, tues. ic fri. at 2 ; Nicholson,
tues. at 13
Catwick — William Nicholson, tues. at a
Cavb Nobth — James Ciwkin, tues. ic fri. at a
Cavb SoiTTH — Joseph Piiider, tues. ic fri. at a
Chbhhv Uuhton — Harper, tues. at a
CoLEUY — Kemby Gibson, tues. ic fri. at a ; Edward Wright,
tues. ic fri. at 2
Coniston— Femby Gibson, tties. ic fri. at a; Edward
Wright, tues. ic fri. at a
Ellbbbv — Edward Wright, tues. ic fri. at 3
Ferbiuy — William Harsley, mon. thurs. ic sat. at a
Flinton — Kciuby Gibson, tues. ic fri. at 3
FosTON ic Puodinoham (Nobth) — Pattison, fri. at a
Balsham — John Johnson, tues. ic fri. at 3
Hedon-' George Robinson, tues. ic fri. at 3
Hornsea — Edward Banks, tues. ic (ri. at i ; Wilson.. fri.at 1
Hothah— Edward Liawson, fri. at 13
Balsham — Freer, tues. ic fri. at 3
Kevinohau — Bnnni, tues. k (ri. at 3
KiLNwiCK — West, tues. at 2
KiRKELLA — William Harsley, mon. wed. thurs. ic sat. at a
LocKiNOTON — West, tues. at a
Marflest ic Mahton — Edward Wright, tues. ic (ri. at a
Market Weiohton — Roe, (ri. at 3
Melton — William Harsley, mon. wed. tliurs. ic sat. at 3
Newbald— 8|ieak, tue.s. at 2
Ottbinoham — John Johnson, tues. k fri. at 3
Patbinoton — Edward Train, tues. ic (ri. at 3
Paull — Robert Wright, tues. fri. ic sat. at 3
ues. (ri. ic sat. at 3 ^,^1 „
Digitized by VjUOQlC
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Rncswm.— J<din Johuaon, Inea. ii fri at a
Kbb — Pemby Gibann, tne*. at a
iUKCTOM— John Button, toes, k fri. at X
Bnnu^-Brnwn, toes, k M. at a
SaaiDN — Femby Oibaon, toas. at a
SiooLssTHOBss— Feniby Gibion, toe*, at i
SuoBT — Darker, tnea. at a
Sunaa— Cole, toei. at i
Skislauok — Femby Gibacin, tnea. at a
Soom Daitok— lloyntai^ tnea. at i
SCKK Island — Brown, tnea. Jc f ri. at a
SPSoaTUT— Posket, tnea. k aat. at a
SwAKLAMD — Win. Haralej-, num. wed. than, k aat. at a
TwwKOCiauLD— Brown, tnea. ic fri at i
Wak8Kmu>— Fkttiaon, fri. at la
WasaLANB — Femby Gibami, tuea. at i
Wawxi — Boynton, taea^ at a
WnnsTULO — Johnaoo, tnea. k fri. at a ; Lamb, ttiea. k fri.
at a
WrmxBirwiCK— Edward Wray, tuea. k fri at a
8«xbr, ao-Ooaao stzaat.
Ea5t Holton— Jamea Dooghty, tuea. k fri. at ia.30
Winn's, Saggar Imna.
Bbaktikoham k EixBioDi— Geo. Piaher, tnea. k fri. at i
CiUUBRS-
Wllk ttt nam tkij g» K tka laaa tkty atari tIroB, lal (ay
•r Iqarlan,
Aldbobocok— Clark, ' FlesEe,' Market place, tuea. k fri. at
a; Oibaon, ' Kiojf'a Arma,' Witham, tnea. k aat. at 3.45 ;
TluHnas Oibaon, 'Rampant Horae,' Mytongate, tnea. k
fri. a ; Charlea Mumby, Balehin'a, 37 Market place, tnea.
ftfritide
Anxabt— Joaeph Peltreynian, 'Plambera' Arma,' Dagger
laae, tnea. k fri 3 ; John Dunlin, ' Boy k Barrel!, 'Dagger
lane, tuea. k fri. 3; Haraley, 'Rampant Horae,' Mj-ton-
gate, men. wed. thura. k aat. 3
Akkou>— White, * Blue Belt,' Market place, tuea. at a
AaHBX— John Dmry, * Durham Ox,' Blanket row, fri. i
Atwick — Myera, ' Rampant Horae,' Mytongata, toea. at 13
Babiwtbv — Mra. Martha Crow, ' Durham Os,' Blanket
row, fri. I
Barbow— Needham, 'Blue Ball,' Sbamblea, tuea. k f ri. a ;
Hewitt, ' Blue Ball,' Shambles, toes. & fri. 3
Bakton — Stamp, Chamberlain's, Queen street, daily, 3
Bbbfobd— Harrison, tuea. 13; Wilson, fri. i, 'Rampant
Horae,' Mytongale
BssinjiaBouca — ^Henir Evison, fri. at 1.30; White, tuea.
at a, ■ Blue Bell,' 3(arket place
Bbswicx — Daltoo, * ilampant Horae,' Mytongate, tuea. a
Bbtsblbt — M'flliam Pahner, Hardaker'a, 9 Wellington at.
daily (sundaj's excepted^, at 3.30 ; John Watts, ' lUmpant
Horse,' Mytongate, daily (aundaya excepted), at a. 30 ;
White, 'Blue I&ll,' Market place, tuea. a ; George Shaw,
King Street market, tuea. 1.30; John Mitchell, 'Black
Swan,' Mytongate, tuea. k fri. at a
BiOBT — Mrs. Martha Crow, < Durham Ox,' Blanket row,
fri. I
B11.TON — George Johnson,. 'Boy k Barrell,' Dogger lane,
tuea. k fri. 3
Bishop Bdkton — George Walker, King' Street market,
toes, k fri. a
BOKBV — Girdham, ' Blue Ball,' Shambles, tuea. k fri. tide ;
Trippett, Donaran'a, 68 Queen atreet, tuea. k fri. tide
Bkaksbsbuston — Crawford, ' Ramntnt Horae,' Mytongate,
tnea. at a ; Ualton, Bait stables, Finkle street, fri. at a ;
Uraaaby, ' Bull k Smi,' Mytongate, tuea. & fri. at 3
Bbaxtinohah— Robert Eacritt, ' Black Swan,' Mj-tongate,
tues. k fn. at a ; Taylor, ' Black Swan,' Mjtongate, tnea.
at 3 ; George Fisher, Winn'a, Dagger lane, tues. k fri.
at II
BsiouilOTON — Harriaon, 'Raininnt Horse,' M}'tongate,
tnea. at i ; Dalton, liait atablea, Finkle atreet, tues. at a
Bbioo — Founder, Callis, 90 High street, thura. tide
BBOCKLasBT — Bell, Donoran'a, 68 Queen atreet, tuea. at a
Bboicbt — John Drury, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row, fri. at i
BcBTOK — Wilham Wood, Balehin'a, 37 Market place, tuea.
k fri. tide
Bubs 1 WICK — Xorraan, 'Bull k Son,' Mytongate, tuea. k
fri. at a ; Walker, with cart, Mytongate, tues. k (ri. at a
Bi'KTON PiDSBA — Ford, ' Blue Bell,' Market place, tues. at
3 : Morria Metcalfe, ' Blue Bell,' Market phice, tues. k
frL at 3 ; Robert Wright, ' Rampant Horae,' Mytongate,
toes, k fri. at a
BUKION Oonstablb— Barker, • Blue Bell,' toes, k fri. at 3
BvBTON Stathbr— John E. York, Graham's, Humber
street, tues. k fri. tide
Caistor— Davy, 'Golden Lion,' Queen street, tues. k fri.
at a
Catfoss— Femby Gibson, 'Rampant Horae, Mytongate,
tues. k fri. at 3 ; Nicholson, 'Rampant Horae,' Myton-
gate, tues. at a
Catwick— William Nicholson, 'Rampant Horse,' Myton-
gate, tues. at a
Cave (Nobtm)— William Donkin, 'Black Swan,' Mjton-
Site, tues. k fri. at a ; James CocUn, ' Rampant Horse,'
ytongate, tues. k fri. at a
Cave (Sooth)— Carr, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate, tues. k
fri. at a ; Robert Donkin, ' Black Swan,' Mytongate, tues.
k fri. at 4 ; Joseph Finder, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tuea. k fri. at a ; Barney, ' Bull k Sun,' Mj-tongate, tues.
k fri. at a ; Moody, ' BuH k San,' Mytongate, tues. k fri.
at a ; Hotham, ' Bull k Snn,' Hytdngate, tuea. k fri. at 3
Chsbby Bckton— Harper, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tnea. at a
CoLEBT— William Wood, Bakshin's, 37 Market place, tnea.
k fri. at tide ; Edward Wright, ' Rampant Hone,' Myton-
gate, tnea. k fri. at a ; Jackson, ' Blue Bel],' Market
pbce, tues. at 3; Feml^ Gibson, 'Rampant Horse,'
H)-to'ng«te, tues. k fri. at a
OoHisTON— Femby Gibson, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. k fri. at 3; James Wright, ' Bull k Sun, ' Mj-ton-
gate, tues. k fri. at a j Jackson, ' Bine Bell,' Market place,
tuea. at s
COTTINOHAM — Thnmas Grantham, with cart. Dagger lane,
tues. k fri. at 3 ; George Longbone, with cart. Dagger
lane, tues. k fri. at 3 ; Henry Thompson, ' PlunibOTs'
Arms,' Dagger lane, mon. tues. fri. k aat. at 3 ; ^chard
Scott, with cart. Dagger lane, tues. k fri. at 3
CowDEN— John Fisher, ' Blue Bell,' Market place, toes, k
fri. at 3
Cbosby— John Drury, 'Durham Ox,' Blanket row, fri. at
3 ; John E. York, Graham's, 8 Blanket row, tues. k fri.
at tide
Cbowlb— Pickering k Co. Callis, 90 High street, tues. at
tide
Cboxton— Mrs. Martha Crow, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row,
fri at I
Dalton (SonrH) — Boj-nton, ' Rampant Horse, ' Mytongate,
tues. at I
Easinoton— Hodgson, ' Black Swan,' Mjtongate, tues. at '
13
Dbiftibld — Grassby, tnes. k fri. at a
EiXEBBV — Whitehead, 'Blue Bell,' Market place, tnes. at
3 ; Joseph ^^'hitehead, ' Fleece,' Market place, tues. k fri.
at a ; Edward Wright, ' Rampant Horse, ' Mytongate,
tues. k fri. at a
Ellbbkeb— Robert Escritt, ' Black Swan,' M}-tongate, tues.
k fri. at 3 ; George Fisher, Winn's, Dagger lane, tues. &
fri. at I
Ellouohton— Thomas Sherwood, 'Black Swan,' Mj-ton-
gate, tues. k fri. at a ,
Elsham — Bell, ' Golden Lion,' Queen atreet, tues. at a
ELSTEiiirwiCK — Isaac Woodhouse, King Street market, tues.
k fri. at a
Etton — Harj)er, 'Rampant Horse,' Mj-tongate, tuea. at 2
EVEBTHOBPB — William Donkin, ' Black Swan,' Mytongate,
tuea. & fri. at a
Fbbriby — Eacritt, ' Black Swan,' Mytongate, tuea. k fri. at
a; William Harslcy, 'Rampant Horae,' Mytongate, mon.
wed. thura. k aat. at a ; Robert Wilaon, ' Fleece,' Market
place, tnes. k fri. at a ; Bean, ' Bull k Sun,' Mj-tongate,
tues. thun. k sat. at 3
FrruNO — ^Jamcs Wright, ' Bull & Sun,' M}-tongate, tnes. k
fri. at I
Febbibv (SoxrrH) — Cook, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row,
tues. k fri. at tide, a to 5 ; Trippett, Donavan's, 68 Queen
street, tnes. k fri. at tide
FiKBER — Rudd, 'Blue Bell,' Market place, tnes. at 11
Fi,iNTOS — ^Flemby Gibson, 'Rampant Horse,' M}-tongate,
tues. k fri. at a
FosroN— Pattison, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, fri. at a
Frodinoham (Nobth) — Pattison, 'Ramiiant Horse,' Mj-ton-
gate, fri. at a ; Stringer, ' Blue Bell,' Market pi. tues.at 3
FIodinoham (Sodth)— John Dmry, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket
row, tues. k fri. at tide
GANSTEAD^Porter, 'Blue Bell,' Market place, tues. k fri.
at 1.30
Gabton — Ford, 'Blue Bell.' Market place, tues. at a;
James Clark, ' Blue Bell,' Witham, tues. k fri. at 3 ; Jas.
Wright, ' Bull & Sun,' M>-tongate, tuea. k fri. at a
Gembuns — ^Pattiaon, 'Rampant Horae,' Mj-tongata, fri.
at a
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GoxHiLL (Yorluhire) — Trinnington, ' Blue Ball,' Shambles,
tues. k fri. at 2
Hauro' — Bell, Donavan'a, 68 Queen street, tues. 3
Hauhax — ^Freer, 'Rampant Horse,' l^tongate, tuc«. k
fri. 13 ; John Johnson, * Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. & fri. 2
Haltos (East) — James Doughty, J. Saxby's, 60 Queen
street, tues. & fri. a
Halton (Wkst) — Charles Mnmby, Balchin's, 37 Market pi.
tues. k fri. tide ; John E. York, Grahaui's, Huuiber st.
tnes. k fri. tide ; William Wood, Balchin's, 37 Market pL
tues. k fri. tide
Hatribijd(Gbrat) — Wright, ' Black Swan ' stables, Myt»n-
gate, tnes. a
RxDOS — Junes Lickisa, ' Blue Bell,' Market place, tues. k
fri. at 3 '; k George Robinson, ' Rampant Horse,' Myton-
gate, tues. k fri. at 3
Hessle — John Atkinson, King street market, tnes. k fri. at
a ; Marsliall Wallis, ' Blue BcU,' Market place, tues. k fri.
at 3
HiLSTON — Ford, ' Blue BcU,' Market place, tues. at a
HoufPTON — ^Willina Brauton, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate, '
tues. Scfri. at 1.30 |
H08K8TOV— Cook, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row, tnes. & fri. I
tide, 3 to 5 ; Trippett, Donavan's, Queen street, tues. k ,
fri. tide |
HoBNCASTtB — ^Pearson, ' Golden Lion,' Queen street^ thnrs.
at 13 !
H0BN8SA — Wilson, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytoneate, toes. & '
fri. at I ; Edward Banks, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, :
toes. Jcfri. at 1.30
HoTHAM — ^Edward Lawson, 'Rampant Hors?,' Mytongate, |
fri. at 13
Kbblbt — George Cook, ' Marsden,' Blanket row, fri. at a
KsYiNOKASf — Hodgson. 'Black Swan,' Mytongate, tues. at
13 ; Brown, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues. & fri. at .
3 ; Bamton, ' Black Swan,' Mj-tongate, tues. & fri. at a ;
John Gibson, ' Bull k Sun,' Mytongate, tues. k fri. at a
KiLUNOROuo — Haggett, ' Blue Ball,' tues. at a
KiLNSBA — Hodgson, ' Black Swan,' Mytongate, tues. at 13 !
KILNWJCK — West, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues. ;
at 3
KiBiBlXA — Joseph Pelfreyman, * PImnbcrs' Anns,' Dagger I
lane, toes, k fri. at 3 ; William Harsley, ' Rampant
Horse,' Mytongate, mon. wed. thnn. k sat. at a .
KiBmNOTON — Mrs. Martha Crow, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket
row, tues. at i ; Wright, ' Blue Ball,' Shambles, tues. at 3 '
Lbllev — ^Wright, 'Ram]wnt Horse,' Mytongate, tues. &!
fri. at I j
Leven — John Mitchell, ' Spread Eagle,' Market place, tues.
it fri. at a ; George Shaw, ' BuU k Son,' Mytongate, '
tues. at 1.30
LiMBBB — Mrs. Martha Crow, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket roir, ,
tues. at I
LocKiNOTON — West, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues. I
at a i
Little Wkiohton— I'anson, ' Fleece,' Market place, tues.
at I ; Londay, ' Black Swan,' M^-tongate, tnes. at 3 |
LoDTK — Croft, 14 Hnmber street, fri. tide
LCND & MiDDLKTOK — Waitcs, 'Bull k Sun,' Mytongate,
tues. at a
Mapplrtom — John Fisher, 'Blue Bell,' Marketplace, tues.
k fri. at 3 ; Bamfather, ' Fleece,' Market place, tues. i I
Mabfucbt — Edward Wright, 'Ram{iant Horse,' Mytongate, j
tues. fri. k sat. at 3 ; Jonathan Stephenson, ' Blue Bell,' '
Market place, tues. k fri. at a ; Thomas Pearson, ' Blue
Bell,' Market place, tues. k fri. at a ; Liekiss, ' Blue Bell,'
Market place, tues. k fri. at a
ALiiiKET Weiohton — ^Roe, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
fri. at 3 ; James Holmes, * Hoyles,' 8 Mytongate, tues. k
fri. at 4
Mabton — Edward Wright, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
toes. Jlc fri at a
Melton — William Harsley, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
mon. wed. thurs. & sat. at a
Meltok Ross — Mzs. Martlia Crow, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket
row, fri. at i
Nbwbald — Speak, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues. at a
Newfokt — Simpson, ' Black Swan,' Mytongate, tues. at a
NoBMANBV — ^\^'illiam Woo<l, Balchin's, 37 Market place,
tues. k fri. tide
Newton (West) — Richard Harker, 'Blue Bell,' Witham,
tues. k fri. at I
New Villaob — Simpson, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate, tnes.
at a
OrrBiNOHAM — John Johnson, ' Rampant Horse,' Myiongate,
tues. k fri. at 3
P.\TniKOT0K— Edward Train, ' Ramiiant Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. k fri. at a
Paui.— Robert Wright, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues.
fri. k sat. at a
PocKLiNGTOK — Jamcs Holmes, Hoyle's, 8 Mytongate, tnes.
k fri. at 4
Prbstok — Thomas Pearson, ' Blue Bell,' Market place, tnes.
& fri. at a ; Jonathan Stephenson, ' Blue Bell,' Market
place, tnes. k fri. at a
RiuswELL — John Johnson, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. k fri. at 3
RrpLiNQHAM— Glew, ' Bull k Sun,' Mytongate, toes, k fri.
at I
Rise — White, 'Blue Bell,' Market place, toes. &. fri. at 3
Pemby Gibson, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, taes. k
fri. at a
RtsroN— Jackson k WUte, ' Blue Bell,' Market place, tnes.
at I ; John Mitchell, ' Black Swan^' Mytongate, tnes. k
fri. at 3 ; George Shaw, King Street market, tues. at 1.30
RoxBY— Girdham, ' Blue Ball,' tues. k fri
RooS— Morris Metcalf, 'Blue Bell,' Miorket plaue, tues. k
fri. at 1.30
Rymill — William Robinson, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate, fri.
3 ; Brown, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tnes. k fri. at
3 ; Nicholas Robinson, Askham's, 63 Market place, fri. at
3.30
Sanxton — John Hutton, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. k fn. at a; Lnndy, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate,
tues. at 3 '
Saxry — Girdham, ' Blue Boll,' Shambles, tnes, k fri. tide ;
Tripjiett, Donavan's, 68 Queen street, tnes. k fri. tide
ScoKTHOBP — John E. York, Graham's, Humbcr street, tues.
k fri. tide
SCABBBO' — Woites, tues. at i
Sbaton — Femby Gibson, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. k fri. at 3
SiooLHSTBOBNK— Femby Gibson, ' Rampant Horse,' Myton-
gate, tues. k fri. at a ; Lamb, ' Bull k Sun,' Mytongate,
tues. at a
Skbfpliko — Hodgson, ' Black Swan ' stables, Mytongate,
tnes. at la
SkbffliN'OTON — Hodgson,' BlackSwan,' Mytongate.tues.at i
SxiDBV — Johnson Ducker, ' Ramiwnt Horse,' Mytongate,
tues. at 3 ; Limdy, ' Black Swan,' M)-tongute, tues. at 3
Skipsba — Cole, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues. at i
Skiblavob — Slide, ' Blue Bell,' Market place, tnes. k fri.
at I ; Femby Gibson, ' Rampant Horse, Mj-tongate, tues.
at 3 ; Frank Green, 'Blue Bell,' Market place, tues. It
fri. at 3
Spbikouead — John Dunlin, 'Plumbers' Anns,' Dagger
lane, tnes. & fri. at 3
Spboatlbv— Poeket, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues. k
sat. at 3 ; George Johnson, ' Boy k Barrell,' Dagger lane,
tues. & fri. 3
Spubk — Bird, 'Fleece,' Market place, tnes. k fri. at 3;
Harker, 'Blue Bell,' Market |>lace, tnes. k fri. at a;
Hodgson, ' Black Swan,' Mj-tongate, tnes. at a
Stone Ferry — John Deoring, King Street market, tues. k
fri. at 3 ; Edward Rudmel^ King Street market, tues. tb
fri. at 3.30
SuMiiERCGATBS — Croft, 14 Humber street, fri. tide ; Walm-
1 slcy, 14 Humbcr street, tues. tide
Su^K Island — Brown, ' Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, tues.
I & fri. at a
1 Sutton — John Dearing, King Street market, tues. k fri. at
3 ; Edward Rodmell, King St. market, tues. k fri. at 2.30
SwANLAND — William Harsley, 'Ramiiant Horse,' Myton-
gate, mon. wed. thnrs. & sat. at 3
Swine — White, tnes. at 3; Porter, tues. k fri. at 1.30,
■ Blue Bell,' Market t>lave
Thealbv — ChafTor, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row, tues. k
fri. ut a
Thibtlebv — William Wood, Balchin's, 37 Market place,
tues. k fri. tide
Thohouubald — William Robinson, ' Black Swan,' M}-ton-
gnte, fri. at 2 ; Brown, ' Ramjiant Horse,' tues. k fri. at
I ; Nicholas Robinson, ' Black Swan,' Mytoilgiite, fri. at
2.30 . John Gibson, ' Bull k Sun,' Mj-tongate. tues. k fri.
at 2
Thobn'TON — James Cook, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row, tnes.
&fri. at I ; Davy, 'Golden Lfcm,' Queen street, tues. at
2 ; Hagget, ' Blue Ball,' Shambles, tnes. at i
Tbanbv — Joseph Pelfrej-num, 'Plumbers' Anns,' Dagger
lane, tues. k in. at 3
Tbbnt Fbrbies— Girdham & Russling, Callis', 90 High
street, wed. tide
TuNSTALL — Dickenson, ' Bull k Sun,' Mytongate, tues. at a
Digitized by VjUUV iC
[HULL.] 25
XJicwBt — Bell, Donavan's, 68 Queen street, toee. tide ; Win.
Dmvy, 'Golden Lion,' Queen street, toes, k fri. tide
Walxikoton — Ridadale, ' Fleece,' Blarket place, tues. at a
Wanspobi) — Pattison, ' Rampant Horse, ' Mytongate, friati a
Wass&nd — ^Pemby Gibson, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate,
toes. & fri. at a
Wawkx — Boynton, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongat^ toes, at
a; Wittering, 'Fleece,' Market place, tnes. k fri. at a
Wrbiok — Hodgson, toes, at a, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate
WsLTOM — Bean, 'Boll t Sao,' Mytongate, toes. th«rs. ti
aat. at 3.30
Wblwick — Hodgson, 'Black Swan,' Mytongate, tnes. at la
WmtElla— Hothani, 'Boll k Son,' M}-tangate, toes, k
fri. at 2
Whittok — Charles Momby, Balchln's, 37 Market place,
toes, k fri. tide; William Wood, Balchin's, 37 Market
place, toe*, k fri. tide
WiLLBBBY — John Donlin, ' Boy k Barrel!,' Dagger lane,
taes. k fri. at 3
WimsTBAD — Johnson, 'Rampant Horse,' Mytongate, taes.
& fri. at a ; Lamb, ' Rampant Horse,' M}rtongate, tues. k
fri. at 3
WiNTBiiiNORAH— Henry Robinson k Rose, ' Golden Lion,'
Queen street, tues. k fri. tide, a to 5
WiTHBXNSEA— Richardson, ' Bull k Sun,' Mytongate, tues.
at I
WiTHBBNWicE — John Fisher, 'Blue Bell,' Market place,
tues. k fri. yt i ; Edward Wray, ' Rampant Horse, My-
tongate, tnes. k fri. at a
WooTTON — James Cook, ' Durham Ox,' Blanket row, tues.
k fri. tide, 3 to 5
WoRiABT — Girdham, 'Blue Ball,' Shambles, tues. k fri.
tide ; Trippett, from Donavan's, 68 Queen street, tnes.
k fri. tide
WvTOW — George Johnson, ' Boy k Barrell,' tues. k fri. at 3
Digitized by
Googh
HULL STREETS DIRECTORY.
Abbey oraaoent, end. of Wainjleet
ter. Fountain fd.
I Shaw Jamea
3 Oraen Jghn. painter
4 Redwick Mrs. Ann, dresa maker
5 Plowman Wra. Loft, marble mason
6 Friskin Mrs. Hannah, laundress
7 Green Bobert, blacksmith
II Elsom Lindsley, master mariner
14 Smith Peter Lesley, master mariner
15 Norriss Samuel, market gardener
Adelaide street, Cojfan tt.
NOSTK SIDI.
Mere is Lucaapl
3 4c 3i Smithson Alfd. dnas.tobacconst
5 Smithson Alfred, upholsterer
7 Barrell Kredk. WilUain, confectioner
7 Bradley Robert
9 Stather Mrs. Selina, marine store dlr
Wright David Chesman, whitesmith
Wmtiield t Hakes, ship chandlers
Rose William, trench polisher
15 Dewhirst Thomas Firth, pa-wnbroker
15^ Hopper Thomas, shopkeeper
17 Sissons Richard, furniture broker
31 Roberts John, shopkeeper
here it Minerta ter
37 Myers William, greengrocer
39 McLeed, Baiuamtn, joiner
31 Hardcastle Wm. boot k shoe repairer
here are Fame's bmldim/s ^
Addavle pi.
33 Jordan William Henry, shopkeeper
39 Fox Mrs
41 Pooley Silvester, shopkeeper
here t» Brvnamclcpl
43 Wigglesworth Wm. Shaw, shopkeepr
45 Cribb Miss Louisa, dress maker
47 Trafford Eligha, pawnbroker
49 Biggins Richard, china k glass dlr
he>-e u Open court
51 Wcatherson Henrj% tripe dresser
: here is Porter st.
59 OsbomMassingbeard.marinestre. dlr
61 Hodge Robert, greengrocer
63 Dick David, baker
65 Postill Mrs. Mary, lodging house
hti'e is CoHcord pi.
69 Pennington Miss Clara, milliner
71 Johnson Mrs. Sarah, dress maker
75 Hinckfuss William, tailor
here is O'reat Ihornion ft,
83 LickisJoihn
Wesleyan Day School
89 Windass Miss Susannah, ahopkeei>cr
91 Cook Robert, shopkeeper
93 L,avcrack William, shopkeeper
hereon (Ho'sterpl. djr Wotke)' st
105 Murfleet John, boot k shoe repairer
107 Dukes Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeoper
109 Bell William, pork butcher
hert is Princess ter
Ill Heseltine James, fishmonger
here is Alexandra ter.....
119 Sibley John, shopkeeper
123 Rogersun Wm. Graaby, yeast dealer
Johnson John, bricklayer (6 Eva ter)
soinn aiDB.
3 Pnstill James Edwin, hair dresser
4 McLeod Wm. ironmonger & joiner
6 Shaw Mrs. Ann L. com factor
8 Anderson Henry, bricklayer
8i Windle Joseph, cowkeeper
10 Baywell Chas. timber dlr.i: saw mills
13 Stonehoose William, beer retailer
18 Senior John, hair di
30 Howden William, shopkeeper
here is Qiathampl
33 Akester George, corn meter
34 Windle George, shopkeeper
Aei-e is Man/ Ann pi
30 Locking Henry Mills, greengrocer
33 Bell Arthur, pork batcher
34 Goldstien Abram, dothier
36 Temple Hector, beer retailer
38 Paxton George William, fruiterer
40 Scholey Biiberts, tinner k gasfltter
43 Cuthbert Wm. boot k shoe maker
„ here is Porter st
50 Pollard Thomas Vinor, butcher
53 Creaser William, stevedore
54 Brooks Mrs
56 Welboum Mis
Jure if Freehold ter
60 Bowe Joseph, beer retailer
here is Pease st.,
63 Denison George, grocer
64 Stockdale David, wood turner
66 Escreett Frankish, greengrocer
here is JoknUpl
68 Wilson Janoes, batcher
hereis Hodsman's court.
73 Wray John, shoe mak^r
74 Kynman Mrs. Emily, fancy draper
76 Chapman James, {bhmonp[er
78 Overton Joseph, beer retailer
Jtere is Great Thornton st
84 Kal Joseph, brickla}-er ,
here is Charlottes pi.
90 Sbawler John, fishmoi^er
here is Wormal^spl.
here is Ann Eliztthetirs jl
here is IVharam'spl
100 Albert hotel, Joseph Emanuel Blarr
Cawood William k Sons, oil refiners
Elsa'orth FredeHck, oil refhier
Loik Thomas, market gardener
lure is Kingston sq
3 Kirk Ralph, shopkpr. (Kingston aq)
Jure is Bntannia sq. ^ Kthenngton pi..
Bottomlej' Benjamin, shopkeeper
(Britannia square)
Dixon Ednrand Philip, nurset^man
Singleton Robert, The Nurseries
Mere is Sculcoates la
..hereis Walker st l4SGray Mrs
NOBTH SIDK.
I Andrew Joseph, cartman k cowkpr
3 Fox William, shoe maker
here is Providence pi.
4 Stothard Mrs. Harriet, snopkeeper
here are Parker's btatdxngs
5 Spioer Robert, lodging house
6 Golden Ball p.h. Wm. Blathewick
9 Abbs Robert, shopkeeper
Johnson Brothers, oil refiners, k paint,
color k varnish kc. manufacturers
Curtin William Read, foreman
Parker Mrs
here are Poplar e^ages j- Scul-
coates la
Albany etreet. Spring bank to
Cranboume St.
WEST Sim.
I Jackson Mrs. (Aberdeen house)
3 Heys Rowland George B.A. boys' schl.
17 Bobinson Mrs
19 Brittiau John
Pattinson Charles, 1 Barl-
Babington Hy. Nightingale, > ton
Firth Herbert, ) villas.
39 Hutty Mrs
43 Graham Anderson, master mariner
I03 Sanderson Mrs. Isabella, grocer
no Hopiwr Charles, pawnbroker
1 14 Wilkinson Henry, shopkeeper
1 16 Warner William, turner
Jure is (jreenbank ter.
i34Smedley John, custom hoaaootHceil 57 Stodcs James
47 Kent William James
49 Hyde Mrs
51 Hebblethwaite William Henry
53 Woodhead Thomas Dobson
55 Bingley William
136 Widdowson Thomas, beer retailer
here is Goodwin it..
Adelaide street direst, continuation of
Adelaide st.
NUKTH SIDK.
Crosland Mrs. Emma, beer retailer
Hobbs WaUer, butcher
hereis Clifton ter
Butler Thomas, shopkeeper
Albany hotel, John B. WiUford
SOUTH SIDE.
Mitton Brough, shoe maker
Thompson Mrs. Harriet, shopkeeper
here is Brigham ter.
Grundy Arthur Grantham, shoe mkr
Air street, Sculcoates,,
Church St. to Sculcoates la.
SODTH SIDE.
Walt. LErrsit Box
3 Faulkner William Robert, foreman
3 McDonald Thos.oil press wrapper ma
6 Noble James, church keeper
7 Smith Samuel, cowkeeper
Mere is Harwoodpl
Clixby Henry, Beer retailer
> here is Jane's pi.,
I & 3 Pool William, grocer k draper
(Jane's place)
59 Ash Henrj-
61 King John Henr)'
63 Dawson Edward
6s Wright Charles Henry
67 Donnison Charles John
69 Jackson Richard Alfred
71 Mcljeary Robert James
73 Cl^ton Jolrn Henry
75 Whiteside Walter Cliarles
77 Holley John
79 Wood Thomas Reginald
81 Stoulhuuse Charles, cornel, traveller
83 Tassen Henry
here is Cranhoitrne st
KAST SIDB.
;"4 Sinclair William
' 6 Horwoixl Jacob, commercial traveller
8 M'rangham William
10 Moor Mrs
13 Sanderson John Arthur Brigham
14 Stocken Hans Paul
16 Campbell William
18 Simpson James
30 Hicks Henry
33 Pedersen Peter Andrew
34 Chambers Thomas Frederic
36 Sutton Mrs
38 Gilder Mrs
30 Watson William Chadwiok
33 Mead William
Digitized by VjUUy iC
[hull.]
34 Lennaid George Henry
36 Ur^iy Mim Suah E. ladies' school
38 Smith Geo. Henry, teacher of music
40 England Bidiard
43 Pearson Frank Henry
44 Cfaatterton Mrs
46 King Andrew
48 Olew George James
50 Wray Aaron
53 CampbaU "Qios. Bnaja (Bodney bo)
54 Marr Bichard Alex. (Osborne bouse)
66 Sfackrill Edward
68 Bradley William
70 Dimnison William Harrison B.K
73 Dennett Wm. Hairy (Cromarty ho)
74 Bartram Re\-. Michael (Methodist
New Connexion)
76 Wilkinson Wiltiam Bethel
80 Fatgns James
8a Massam Thomas
84 Adams William
86 Drinkall Bobert
93 HoDsley Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
here it Ci-aHbrntnte ft
AltMTt avamna, Anlabyrd. f^ewingtrnt.
WEST SIDE.
Dick George
Cooiton Wm. com agent, a ) . ,i_»
F«nUH«.ry. ^^3^^^
Pranks James, 3}
BAST SIDB.
Havry Mission Rixim
Ostler George
Newington Water Co. Limited,
Marmadnke Hewson, manager
AllMrt doek.
NOBTR SIDE.
Wharfingers' Office,
Chanes CsUinson, wharfinger
Wm. Bobinson, assist, wharfinger
MOBTH-BAST END.
Dee on Co. Chas. E. Pearson, agent
Knox Itevid, cocno rooms
Nickenden Ed. k, Co. ships' store dlrs
Pearson Charles, mast & Uook maker
Wood John, engineer ftc
Dock Master's Office,
Arthnr Edward Barratt^ock master
Isaac Hy. Manning, dock foreman
Frederick Byall, berthing master
SOUTH-BAST BND.
Wilson Charles, shipeiniUi
Seamen's Mission t Reading Boom,
Bev. Walter B. Welch, chapUin
Dock Co.'8 Coal Trimmers' Office,
John Mandc, foreman trimmer
Albert street, Nevington, He»de rd.
I Hoodless Thomas, shoe maker
3 German Thomas, shopkeeper
14 Foolger John, shopkeeper
i3 Decent Samuel, shapkae|ier
23 Smither Thomas John, shopkeeper
Cook Bichard, grocer
Carter Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
Dick James, shoijieeper
Albion street,
Jaerati street to Prospect st.
SOUTB SIDE.
I Hay William lianlu h.d. surgeon '
3 Bull School of Art & Science,
John Meiudes, master
3 Hnll United Liberal Club,
Hall Boyal Institution
Hull Literary & Philosophical Society
Ic Museum,
Samuel Pnulter Hixlson, sab-
curator of musemii
Hnll Sabscription Librarj-,
Alfred Milner, librarian
WnL G. B. Page, sub-librarian
5 Sherbum John, surgeon
6 King Kdbume u.j>. surgeon
7 Harrison Mrs
8 Hayler Guy, tempetance hotel
9 Hullingworth Misses
here is Story st
1 1 JscksoD Biibert
STREETS.
12 Bobinson Arthur m.d. snrgeon
13 k 14 Craven Robert Martin, surgeon
16 Thompson Henry, surgeon
17 Erans Thomas Melancthon, surgeon
here is Prospect st
NOBTH SIDE.
Hertz Heni7, Autographic artist
Hull Church Institute
James Dixon, general secretary
ThomasWoodpiancyEngiand, cnratr
Churdi of England Simday Schodl
' Association
Albion Chapel (CoNaBaoATioNAL)
here is Percy si,. ^
18 Jackson Charles, profassor of dandng
19 Harbord Harbord
so Croke Thomas J. physician
31 Nicholson Bobert Hicks Beauclerc,
surgeon
33 Ward Mrs
33 Daly Owen m.d. physician
34 Daly Henry Percy
Ijofthouse Charles Mantle
35 Dix John, surgeon
36 Daly Edward m.d. physician
Martin Miss Annie Jane, tea. of nuuic
37 Elliott George Frdk. h.d. physician
a8 Amos Charles Frederick
39 Nicholson Frank m.d. surgeon
30 Wigelsworth Mrs
31 MacmHhm Mrs
........Jure it Umen st
33 Meek Hisa
33 Wallis John George, surgeon dentist
htre is Jan-att st.....
AldboiOTurh Btraat, Scott st.
5 Dixon Thomas, shopkeeper
here is iVrw(«n'< coui't „.,
9 Brighton Gabriel, shopkeeper
Jitrt isBovlby's so
14 Chapman Oeo-secondhana dotlne dlr
here is Emma's court
Johnson Charles E. starch mannfrs
43 Suddaly Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper
here u St^iea'spl
45 Storer George, glazier
48 WilsonMrs.Ann.secondhanddths. dlr
Alazandza aircade, Hedon road.
I Marshall Robert, cocoa house
3 Shakesby Charles William, draper
3 BamettWm.Alexandra,chm8t.&drg8t
4 Cnrtia William Henry, fruiterer
5 Pexton William Leng, butcher
6 Eley James, tobacconist
7 Goodhand Frederick, cocoa house
herein Wowlltoitse st
8 Oriental hotel (Thomas Wm. Graby)
9 Smith Thos. Jn. monumental sculptr
12 \^'il9on George, hair dresser
Elger Wm. Hy. grocer & tea dealer
1 1 Throstle Joseph, butcher
Alncandra road, St. John's leootl,
Beverley road.
NORTH SIDE.
I Ostler Joseph Henry
3 Campbell Michael
3 Broom Mrs
4 Penny William Hughes
5 Lowthcr John, cowkeeper
6 Simpson Alfred
Kidd William Henry,
Thorpe George,
Swift Mrs.
Freeborough Edward,
Townsend Samuel,
fterr u Rose st
Horton Thomas, shopkeeper,
Cuthbert John, commission agnt.
Cooper Gilding,
Corner Bobert, . „
Hodgson William, I .§
Blj-the James, ' £
Gonldesbroogli Wm. (Alexandra ho)
Iiere it Nenland Toft la
SOUTH SIDE.
Hart George Arthur
Gantley Thomas
Hudson Arthur
Hart Herbert
Simpson John Tid
Bose
villas
•(
ALB— ALP 27
here is Lime Tree averme
Sanderson Thomas
Lackenby Arrowsmith
Storj' John
Gardham William, cowkeepr. .
Hayzen 'Hiomas, I rt_,„_t
GafiowayJohn. >-^^.
Arbon Walter George, I ""**
Austin William, ''
Kirk Mrs. Sarah, hay & straw dealer
here are Annie's ter. ^ A'ewlaiul Toft la.
Alexandra straeit, Loudesborouifli st.'
Sjrriiiy Bcttik,
BAST SIDB.
litre is Bellevue.ter.
10 Lomea William, shoe maker
13 Clark John, grocer & beer retailer
here is Nine ter.
15 Kelley Samuel, gi'tangroccr
here is VUla ter
18 Newbanner Charles, shopkeeper
30 Smith George, butcher
hen is Kat^s ter.
31 Pallister James, shofAeeper
he)t is Mary's ter .,.„.....
24 Perciral Edward, shopkeeper
35 Simpson Miss Sarah, dress maker
36 Watson Mrs. Mary Ann, toy dealer
37 Neil Thomas, shopkeeper
Aeiv is CCareiuton ter
38 Stott William Boynton, greengrocer
..1 here are Lorue^ Lmtise ters .'...
Harris Hiss Sarah Ann; dress maker
(4 Louise terraee)
Pearson Bichard, builder
WBST SIDB.
here is Oypms ter
37 Hardy John, shopkeeper
40 Orury Bobert, shoe maker
A«'« is Sarah's ter
41 Marshall James, greengrooer
here is Regent ter...
43 Holmes Henry, tailor
44 Fenton Christopher, grocer
here are Park <f Pri»eess ters.
51 Simpson John, grocer
, here is TTUliam's ter
BlythBobt.shoema. (isWilliam'ster)
53 Flower John, coal dealer
56 Webster Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
here is Albert ter
here is Kmnia'ster
Somes Wm. shoe maker, 2 ) Emma's
AmottMrs.Elzh.drssma.14j terrace
60 Hogood John, pork butcher
61 Kerns James, greengrocer
63 Dousen Eclward, fishmonger
hereisLrrthtr's ter......
64 Foster WiUiam, pawnbroker
66 Townbend Mrs. Mary Elizh. draper
, htre is Lomleaboroni/h st
Alfred atieet, Hessle road.
5 Preston Thomas, jun. coal merchant
6 Norfolk John, blacksmith
8 Burton Inmsn, chimney sweeper
loj Pape George, rnllyman
la Clarkson John, hay & straw dealer
14 Piiier John Walker, car^-er k gilder
16 Newton James, asphalter
Wilmot John, grocer
here is Ii(tt/ar st
23 Thompson Greenshaw, mar. store dlr
26 Bamsbottom Henr}-, fish curer
30 Shouler Alfred, pork butcher
Adams k Bees, straw board importrs
Lodge George, old rope k \ p;fle '
canvas d^er, (.Barrack
Thomi>8on Thomas k Co. [ ,
grease mannfacturers, J ^
here is Engine ft.
I Blackburn John, draper
Heaton Harry, chinmey sweep
here is NolCs cmtrt
Hood Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
13 Baker John, secondhand clothes dlr
15 Medd Thomas, rnllyman
35 Bainton Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
here is Edgar st
39 Western tav. Thomas Mallinson Stirk
31 Silbon George, furniture broker
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
•2 8 ALI— ANL
Alfkbd 8TRBBT — continued.
31 Silbon John, plumber & glazier
Bellis James, music dealer
35 Crofts William, eating house
here u Engliah at
Alloia Btxeet, Cliarles St.
8ODTR SIDK.
hen ia Venture pi
7 Holdaworth Joseph, shopkeeper
Jureu Levitt's pi
4.liere are WUlimn'ii pi. Sf Christopher
St. ^ Proeidenee pt
16 Beaumont William, shoo maker
^6 Gofton Sainuel, shopkeeper
33 Grimston Johii, painter
here are Sprint's vlact ^ Campbell place.
34 Sti^lisason Thomas, earner
36 Wheat James, lodging house
here is Charlesst
NOBTK SIDE.
50 Clarkson Joseph R shopkeeper
..here are CliruHoplier st. ^ Li/uey's pi...
57 Wright Edward, decorator
here it Cleaven's pi
76 Sigsrrorth Mrs. Rachel, coal dealer
AU SainU' street,
Wellington lane to Margaret «t,
WB8T SIDS.
I Tasker William
3 TbeakerThomas,commercial traveUer
7 Eastwood George
9 Witty Charles HartdiSe
II Hookam Mrs. Susan, dress maker
13 Scholey Edward, cominiasion agent
15 Hall Edwin, insurance superiutendnt
17 Booth George
19 Haselden Frederick
31 Kemp John
.33 Eitchiiig Henry, coal dealer
35 Spioer Ridid. Calvert, comrcL travlr
37 Wilson Ed wd. Elder, master mariner
39 Allison Matthew El^ry
31 Newborn Mrs
33 Jefferey William
35 Allison John Burk
39 Thomi>son Mrs
here is Margaret st.
BAST8IDB.
3 Serjjeaitt Robert, joiner k builder
4 Robmson Wataon
6 Elston Mrs '
8 Andrew William
13 Dennis Thomas
14 Parkin Miss Sanih, laundress
16 Williams Henry, drill instructor
so Dawson George, cooper
.33 Pearson John BcUany
-34 Simpson Mrs
36 Gibson Tom North
38 Cranswick Frederick Field
33 Vann George
34 Wilson James Nathineal
36 Thomson Frederick
38 Raymond George William
40 Parker Miss
43 BojTiton Walker
44 OliverSamuel Henry,master mariner
48 Jackson William
SO Dalling William Andrew Fraser
litre is Mmyaret st
Alma atreet, JOrj^mol.
^o Wheatley William, iiawnbroker
15 Falton William, metal broker
31 Ray Francis, bricklayer
36 Fattrick George, coal dealer
Anlaby road.
tlOBTH SIDE.
Varley Samuel, stationer
« 3 TorrJas. York, painter Jc decorator
§ Tubb Edwin, plumber
StathersEdwd.Beacock, ironmungr
HayWm.chemist & surgeon dentist
CoUison Samuel Elliott,cabinet ma
Atkinson William Edwin & Son,
plumbers k gasHtters
Ward John, cabinet maker
WardThomas.venetian blind maker
Richardson Charles, artist
2 I
7
STREETS.
9 Storey J. Charles L.8.i>. dentist
10 Drake George J. A
11 Hull k East Riding Club (Benj.
I'javis, steward)
13 Anlield Mrs
. 13 Garbutt Henry
8 14 Johnston Thomas
E IS Shepherdson Welbom
8 16 Cunnington Geo. Peadi, draper
' 17 Robinson Robert
jj 18 Stomier Miss
E18 Salmond David Norman
19 Nicholson Mrs
Sao Lee Mrs
'^3L MacmiUan Angus if.D. (Donallaa
house)
here it Paragon Station..,.
35 Fox Thomas John
36 Patrick James
37 Beau Charles
Emigrants' Station, North Eastern
'RulWBy
WatsonRobert Thoma8,photographer
Scholcfleld John, fishmonger
Leake George Henry, stone mason
Jabb Joseph stationer
Hirst John Thomas, f nmitoie dealer
Brocklebank Miss Maria E. fmitaer
Birch Arthur George, painter
Smith John William, joiner
Jackson John, furniture broker
Leisk Mrs. Mary, confectioijer
Walker James, photcggrapher
Todd Horace Cavill, joiner
Whitfield John, whitesmith
Andrew Wm. Kerman, lath render
Dales T. D. k W. wheelwrights
Buttery Mrs. Charlotte, shopkeeper
Johnson Thomas, cowkeeper
Johnson William, builder
Brown Henry, boot & shoe maker
here is Park st ^
I Tnmerk Drinkwater,photographr8
|! 3 Henson Sidney R.H.B.c.s.Bng. surgn
2 3 Bennington Mrs
g 4 Granberg John Frederick
I 5 Gill Mrs
6 Deheer Mrs
e 7 Brown George, surveyor of customs
£ 8 Liddell John Slater
9 Richardson William Mimick
10 Humphrey ThomM Richardson
(Elm house)
Humphrey Thomas
lun'e is Wilha-force st
I Mountain John Jcwh. surgepn
i 3 Tobiesen Soren Ringholm '
S 3 Halden John William
E 4 Lewendon Wayland Newbury
5 5 Shenton Richard
a 6 Sibree Rev. Jas. [Congregational]
P 7 Haigh Henry
? Clark John (Portobello house)
S here is FoHHtain st
g Gibson Danl. surgeon (Arundel ho)
H 8 R utter James
10 Hopper Mothcrby William
11 Hall ^iss
13 Hermann Louis
^ I Harker John Atkinson
9 Harker James
g 3 liocking Robert
8 3 Fountain John
here is Arlington st...,.,
« 4 Lamb Geo.uB.c.p. Lond. physician
8 5 Smithson Thonuts Abby
S 6 Johnson Mrs
• 7 Cook Mrs
" 8 Kemp Alfred Geo. b.a
3 Robinson Wm. T. (Northumber-
land house)
Good Thomas
Bedwell Fras. Albert (Curre house)
3 Harland William
4 Spratt Mrs
5 Smith John William
6 Holmes Charles Denton
7 Green Richard
Easten John (West Parade house)
9 Denniss Henry
[hull.]
Hall Robert,
Good Thomaa,
Willows Jn. Booch (Lans-
downe house),
here is Lansdowni st.
I
.West
Parade
terrace
Frankish Robt. Thos. grocer, 5^
Cnssons Hy. Ryder ,gmgTcr. 4 ) West
Watson James, 3 VPark
Hill John, 3 I ter
Ford Frederick, i-'
Hull Workhouse,
Samuel BlashiU, master
Mrs. Jane BlashiU, matron
here is Argyle st
I Henson Walter Knowsley, surgeon
(Argyle house)
. 3 EastM William Edward
I 3 Smith Harry Wilson R
; 4 Bond Frauds
I 6 Pndsey Lt.-CoL Henry Fawcett
I 7 Thompson Jn. Campbell (Perth ho)
I Thompson^rs. <PMi house)
> PniifiTTVE Methodist Chapel
1 10 Smith Thomas Ridsdill
II Ckisachalk Edward
13 Stephenson George
13 Seed John
Jure is Gladstone st
Nightingale William B.
Lavenux Edwin,
Smith Alexander,
StoriiMn.
Shaw John (Arnold house)
here u Arnold st
Allison Hemy (Uattborongh bouse)
5 Stratton Thomas
6 Lindley Thomas
i 7 Wheatley William
I 8 Thompson Robert
I 9 Archibald James
i 10 Ross Thomas
^iiTulley William'
8 13 Reynolds Mrs
S 13 Kifgour Mrs
^ 14 Hewerdine George Francis
15 Jaduon Andrew Marvel
16 Brown William, jan
Duncan Jonathan (Milton house)
Cooper George, market gardener
> hei-e theSailmip crosses
Poole William, confectioner, ^ Cum-
Riehardson George, butcher, f ber-
Brodie Martlia Mrs. dmper, { loud
Hill Benjamin, grocer &c. } ter
here is Walton st
SOtJTK SIDE.
Trinity Almshouses for Master Mari-
ners, Mrs. Ann Smith, matron
Trinity Almshouses for Seamen,
James Hodgson, master
Mrs.Sarah Hailstone,
Mrs. Eliza Hodgson,
matrons
^ 7GiUMrs
a 8 Clappiaon Mrs
k 9 Murray Kichurd
S Brocklebank Geo. tax collector
.S 1 1 Muqray John
^13 Audus Thomas
I Amett Miss Sarah, lodging house
3 Parkinson Ellen Mrs. <&es8 maker
3 Ashton Miss
4 Hickling William
5 Moody James, tailor k draper
5 Sth. Yorkshire SanitaryTabeDepot,
James Gooddy, proprietor
William Hickling, agent
Watterworth John, perambulator
manufacturer
7 Winter k Son, pianoforte .manufrs
8 Willingham Rt.Cnthbert, confctnr
Murray Richard k Son, mineral
water manufacturers
8| Kay Rev. Edward Birt, boys' sclil
9 Dunham Henry John, hosier
Digitized by VjUUV iC
I
fl 6
«
s
o
[huli.]
rClark Alfred Henry, stationer
io< Poerr & Homkx Obdeb Officb
( JcSaringsBuik
io|J4aienby William Henry, oooiier
1 1 Honter joeeph
12 HDDter Joiepb, (later
13 Smith Ttioa. k Co. slate mers. fcc
13 Abbott John, tailor k draper
14 Clapi>ison Walter, parreyor
15 Horrod Mrs. Elizh. brush mantifr
16 HcLellan Margaret Mrs. stationer
i6| Jocklin Thomas, tripe dealer
17 Best Henry, dyer & cleaner
18 Robinson Jn. hosier k haberdasher
• i8a. Johnson Josejih, irunmon^r
S 19 Buckton Edward, confectioner
% hen it Midland it.
U ao Frost Ben j. Saonders, greengrocer
Jai Bomsby George, milliner
33 Cohen Hark* Loois, tobacconist
33 Foasey Wm. china k glass dealer
33I Smith Geo. A. confectioner
a4§ Slipper John, fishmonger
36 Coleman Jn. Wm. boot Jc shoe ma
35 Hunter Thomas, cab proprietor
36 Hull Acoonntancy Oflloe,
James E. Townsend, manager
Salvation Mission Hall
1 Freeman Mrs. Mary Ann, plamber k
glazier
3 King Jnshna S. tobacconist
3 Sofley Samnel, cocoa house
4 HoUineanx Chas. Nathan, gmgrcr
5 Tnroer Mrs. Harriet Anm'e, toy dir
STRKETS.
ClarksBn Lancelot,btchr.i^
Stainton Joseph, puulte- I
rer k fruiterer, a I Cottage
Barnes Wm.gtone mason f row
Kitching Mrs. 4 [
Lowson Dvd. u.D.srgn. 5J
WrcLlFFB Conqreoational Chvbch
..here is CampbM St..
„heit it Petite tt. .
I Waterhoose Fletcher, draper
■ 3 Hartog Henri, professor of music
S 3 Chamiel Mrs. Hannah Maria, rag
C k liock merchant
S 7 Harris Mrs Charlotte k Co. draprs
9 Harrison William, coach builder
a 10 CalUs John
X Ansell Charles W. k Co steam sair
S mills
{ la Close Robt. Bank, teactipr of music
a Aitchison Jasper, upholsterer
14 I^each James William, stone mason
Gleadow, Dibb k Co. maltsters
Grassby Wm. Raymond, wood carver
Thompson Samnel, cabinet maker
30 Parkinson George, fruiterer
31 Eustace Frederidi, upholsterer
Hengler'a Circus,
Charles Hengler, proprietor
Nntt Edward, wine k spirit merchnt
Bennett Wm. Arthur, prorision dlr
Hudson William, cab proprietor
Peachke Charles, cabinet maker
Sargent Charles, butcher
Stodcton Joseph, draper k milliner
Hull k East Riding Supply Associa-
tion, William Cngsons, manager
Bose Loois, tobacconist.
Coats John, linen draiier
..*ere art Gi. TkomtoH tt. ^ ITalkertt...
I Car|ienter Rer. Archibald Boyd,
[rioar o( St James' church]
. a Chapman Fradk. R. m.b. snrgeon
8 3 Stirling John Archilinld
f 4 Rawson Frank
S 5 Daniels Miss
■? 6 Lester Rev. Thomas B. A. [vicar of
S St. Lake's]
i 7 Watt John
9 8 C«de George ElUs
^ 9 Baldwin Tlioroas Arthur m.d
10 Lamben Fredk. Ernest, chemist
11 Harrison Riehd. buker k confeetnr
,...'. Jtere it 2)e Grey tev
77 Tasker & Ridiardson, grocers
Barif Jc Smith, drapers ) /-i.,k.„„
POST * MoNkv dBorat^"**"*
Officb
Shaw Thos. com factor, 1 1 • ■•,.„„
Peck Charles. ',(. Albany
Leng (.ieo.nistr.mariiier,
kenitJJmy tt,
Oldham Jas. chemist ) , {,j„„«„„.
Chambers John, boot}. Li"Tfne
& shoe maker, 3/ *"™«*
Dixon David, fruiterer, 'la
Smith Thos. Baron, butcher, 3 « .S
Eaman Geo.furniture dealer,3 \b%
Bowen John Hy. 68hmonger,4 | ? §
Kirkpatrick T. provisiim aeolr J 2
here it Stnrth parade
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy,
Mrs. Julia Kennedy, lady'snprss
lure it Jfill (a
Iveson Wm. greengrocer (Car cot)
Cooper William (Albert cottage)
Penitentiary,
Miss Agnes Innes, matron
Boden James
PiLLAB Box
here it LiHnttut tt
Richardson Miss, i A
Willis James, 3 ( Russell
Allison Edward, 3 f place
Starr Edward George, 4)
3 Earle John Hudson (Cromwell ho)
3 Harrison William lilenkin
5 Woods George Francis
6 Jc 7 Todd Mrs. Sophia, wine k
spirit dealer k beer retailer
9 Baggs John
10 Drant Miss
11 Simpson William
hei'e is Beyent tt.
I Conk John
3 Wilson George
3 Jackson Frauds
4 Croskill William
5 Rawstron Mrs
6 Luddington Mrs
7 Barrett Ernest
8 Plaxtot^ James
here is Jiean si
I Irving Miss
a Sherwood Mrs
3 Askwith Henry Charles
4 Holder John Watson
5 Haller Thomas
6 Birkett William Little
7HaUMis8
■ 7*Too^xi Richard (The Ferns)
S 8 Fleming Joseph
E 9 CoUinson Mrs
5 10 Wharam Geoive
-g II Neale Frederick
8 13 ^f1)arsm William John
Si 13 Farbstein Henry, ph}-sician
^ 14 Cowley Joseph
15 Gardner John
16 Cherrj' Walter, confectioner
17 Tho:ni>3on Wm. Wilson, butcher
18 Eutle wine Ic spirit stores, Thomas
Sim|>son
19 Homcastle Wm. Edward, grocer
PiLLAB Post
..here is Coltman tt..
i
) Coburg 9
j house O
■■}
r,3J
terrace
I Sanderson John
a Roach Robert, master mariner
3 Roper William
4 Jackson Thomas, physician m.d
5 Owbridge Walter Torn
6 Saundorson Joshua Walker
7 Smith Mrs
8 Waring Mrs
9 Kirkpatrick Mrs
10 Christie James Greaves
11 Flodman Mrs
13 Wood John
13 SimiMon Miss Fnincis,ladies' school
Saner Lieut. -CoL John i.p. Elgin villa
ANL 29
I Brenner Miss Janet, ladies' school
3 Briggs John
3 Pndmy Miss
^ 4 Flodman Arthur Lambert
5 S Donner Charles Henry
g 7 Pepper Geo. master mariner
8 8 Barrett Henrj- Joseph
- 9 Foster Edwin Easton
■3 10 Macgregor Charles Archibald
Sii Metcalfe Christopher Lnccock
^ 13 Denison William [alderman]
13 Kelsey Castle
14 Good Joseph
8t. Matthbw's Chcbch.
Arre i» the Bovlevard
Everitt Henry Frederick, ' ) •? «
Wallis George Dixon, ' ( <> S
Stone Richard Lovitt 3 f 1 I
Jenkins Jn.H.mastr.marinr. 4} a>^
here is Selbyst
here is tlie Riiilmry crossing.
I Graves Jesse
a Rawson Francis
3 Underwood Charles Metcalf
4 Mallet Jas. Hudson,ma8ter niarinr
.• 5 Whittaker John
« 6 Shaw John
C 7 Green John Thomas
8 8 Ripley John, com factor
^ 9 Colbebk Christopher
bio Hill James Wilham
3 1 1 Rosenbaum Morris
3 13 Allen William
B J"4Ee Chas. (Beaconafield house)
14 LeiAsr Hcnr>-
15 Gowan Mrs
16 Kirton Joseph
17 Isitt George
Beecrott Samuel, farmer
keeiier (Maidenhill)
Jc cow-
Jfewing-
ton
terrace
Anlkby xoad, yevimjtoii, rontimtation
of Atilubg rd.
NOBTH SIDB.
Newington hotel, Alfred Nicholson
Ashton James Hudson,
master mariner,
Kitchen Kelita, boot Jc
shoe maker, 3
Rogeraon William, fish
£ fruit dealer, 4 J
WaitesTem]ile,insur.agnt.3'^ Somer-
DavisMis8Elizbh.dr08sma.3 > set
Wilson William, i j villas
Basting Ji>hn,cab proprietor (9 Swan-
land cottages)
Whi taker Samuel Butler (i Ivy Arch)
Kirk Henry (Studley house)
t Jefferson Mrs.SaTah Ann, confectnr
< Post Jc Monbv Obdbb Officbs Jc
( ^vings Bank
Coo])er John, rope Jc twine manufr
Shields Mrs. (Norman's cottage)
Norman William (Somerset hoioe)
SOin'H SIDE.
I Thompson Wm. Wilson, butcher
a Raw Wm. builder Jc pai>erhanger
3 Boys Mrs \
4 Rawstoni James
5 Brown Miss
6 Bell Mrs
8 Stalling Walter, chemist
here it (rranvillest
GregoiT&Son,grocrs.i) Oranville
Bruce Benj. Jn.E. c.E.3 > .,,
Hanson Ge.jrge, 3J """
Hast Radford Southern (The Hollies)
Hansen George, iT
Dent Charles, master 1 Granville
mariner. 3 )■ ^^^^^
Blakeney John Wark, 3 I
^rikina Benjamin, 4J
Gardiner Stei>hen (Clifton house)
Johnson Edward, master mariner
(Beechwood house)
hei-e it SamlriM/ham st
Scaife Mrs. (Chatsworth house)
Bajfiient William (Lj-nton villa)
Dewsbnryjn. Ambn)se(AshbnmhBm)
here it M. George't rd
I
Digitized by
G
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'8'
30 AHN— BAN
Anlaby boas — cotttinuetl.
Maney Wateuo Artnn (Middletim ho)
UregBun Thomaa (Avenue house)
Sleigh John
here w Plane at
Koger Henry (Mascotte houae)
Read Jas. Lawrence (JJewington hall)
Bead Hcnrj' C. (Nowington hall)
ReadThoinas Lister (Newington hall)
hert are (Jhalk la. ^ Wlieeter it
Anne atreat, Robei-t »t. Broatlley ft.
Pickering William, bricklayer
ATK7le atreat, Aidaby rd.
I (iant Janics
3 Hall Hopper
I Kodgcrs John Bordon, chief engnr
5 3 Brewster William Henry
a 9 Walker William Appletim
> 13 Masuii John Sadler
g 15 Hill David
■" 3 Dales Charles
^
STREETS.
ArHngton atreat, Anlaliy itl.
1 Smart Rev. H. Thomaa [Wesleyan]
a Jabb Mrs
3 Jnbb Joseph
5 James Rev. Matthew Hoiikins B.A.,
LLB. [incumbent of St. Thomas']
6 Denton Miss Elith. Cross, ladies' sen
7 Free man William
8 Dowse T. Dnndison.master mariner
[hull.]
WEST 8IDI.
here u JMHeubmy . aveHia
Lloyd Mrs. Annie, grocer
liere are Mtntmte 4^ Fiorenee avemte*
^Cetlar Jr ISeerh groven
55 Parker William Michael, shopkbeper
here t> John's te>-
45 Jackson David,-greengnicer
\here are Alerandra neeinu ^ Ash groie
13 Appleby William, shopkeeper
here
4 Tiridale Thus, (vaccination oflicer)la6 Assnins Oskar
§ 8 Middlebroiik William
M <o Green Miss
16 Stickney William, chief engineer
3 Machell Joim
• 4 Watson Mrs
8 6 Beath William, chief engineer
C 7 Sim|>san John Wm. stevedore
8 8 Dennison William, shopkeeper
7 Uascoyne Joseph, shijiwright
S 9 Broivn John
Sii Bean John
h2i Dalton John, com meter
% a Dixlsworth Gregory
2 4 Bailey Robert
^ 6 Haatmgs (ieorge
8 Cox Tom Frederick
30 Watkinaon Charles
9 Vinson Mrs. Charhitte, shopkee|ier
1 1 Morgan John Thomas
13 Burrooghs Thomas-
Ward John.«n>mpt<9i, ) ArCTle
G.!!SdT£r**"8l ^^
13 Hall Tom
14 Hampton William, land steward to
Colonel Saner
15 Chapman John, chief engineer
16 Chapman Christoi>her B
17 Jarman Joseph
18 Dixon John
p 6 Good Thomas William, pilot
b 10 Tripp Wm. custom house officer
^ 13 Major Wilson
14 tireaves Robert
615 Schotield Ueorgp, second mate
^ 16 Ttimbnil Thos. Wallace,chief officer
hao Mason Mrs
^ 33 Webster Reuben Lee.master mamr
19 Crabtree Chas. Frank, com. agent
30 Brooke Mrs
Atkinson Thorny, Argyle farm
Hull Town Cricket Onb,
Richard Carver, hon. sec
AsKflb at. St.Johii'n Wood, QnteH's nl.
VrZST SIUB.
4 Thompson Edwig-d, chapel keeper.
Queen's road cliaiiel
5 Hobbs Henry, builder
7 Harrison Mr8.SarahEllen,dressniaker
8 Tatain George Wm. market gardener
1 1 Lund Mrs. Sarah Ann, laondreas
13 Appleby Mrs. Chariotte, laundress
ao Credland Thomas, shoe maker
35 Bromby Mrs
BAST SIDE
4 Smith Septimus, cowkeeper
Holmes George William, builder
7 Clifton Charles, shopkeeper
13 Cherry Richard, brush maker
1 37 Hick John
[38 McGrea George William
j 29 Kirk Henrj-
30 Martin Tliiimas, master mariner
31 Winter ^Villianl, master mariner
! 33 Collcy James
33 Rowsun John
34 Calnin Mrs
35 Ba}-nes Jas. F.L.C., F.c.8. & r.B.ii.s
36 Goixlworth Miss
36 Meggitt Samuel Rider
37 Elluitt William Smith
38 Stephen John
39 Soiusby Henry, master mariner
40 Snow Wm. Ewart, master mariner
41 Fenner Joseph Henry
43 Scott Mrs
43 Fcrraby Hencage
44 Onwtber James Isaiic buihier
9 Tapp Benjamin Ansley, vice-consul .'S ***" Mrs. Eliiabeth, grocer
of Portiial ""'* " Oa/daiurs aveniu
10 Marstnn Henry Wallia
13 Lawrence OeoTgc Thomas
13 Simpson John'
14 Wcltstoad William Henry c.B
15 Bevan Mrs
16 Good Miss
17 Simpson John Thomas, manager
18 Wright John
19 Coatsworth John B. B. comcl. trar
30 Ncwbound Charles
31 Rawstiirn George
33 Clarke Walter George
33 Duncan Wm. Hill, ship surveyor
34 Hinners Claus Hinrich
35 Sliaw George
Arnold
crescent
AmoM atreat, AtUabg rd.
4 Sauiiders Mrs
6 Gautby Tlyimas
8 Hawks Matthew Hebron
10 Rippon William
13 Wood Charles Henry
14 Shaw Mrs
lure it A mold eitseent .
Chatterton Robert, i
Chatterton Henry, 3
Lait Edward, 3
Fletcher Chas. Dowse, 4
Scaife Joseph Coulson, 5
Barff John, 6
Smith Edward (Nuthurst)
Jenkins Robert
Redfcarn Mrs
Redfeam George
FaldingMiss
AzthiiT atreat, .VrtciMjftos.
NOKTH SIDB.
16 Albon John, shopkeeper
, Iiere is Grauvuie st
34 Allen James, boot k shoe maker
here are SamlriHgham nt. ^ St.
Oeorge's id
66 Joys Henry
SOUTH SIDE.
57 Pike Hiss Clara Elizh. dress maker
61 Taylor Adam, shopkeeper
AnukUU atreat, Holdtrium til.
BAST SIDK.
4 Easterbrook Ebcneier, upholsterer
10 Soott George Lucas
Acre u Aritmdttl ter.
16 Trnssle Joseph, butcher
here are Edj/ttr, Boeeberry, A>i« ^ Cato
ters ,
Edmonds Samuel, fishmonger
here are Avelo if Amdo ten.
Croft Mrs. Mary, 8hoj)keeper
hen u EUu <(
■e is Floral yrove
5' Jones Arthur k C». joinersk builders
The Avenue oreaoent, Park a.
I Emery Samuel
3 Walker Wm. Bnnton, comcL traveller
8 liaines Mrs
9 Carter-Mrs. John B
13 Hamilton Jas. custom honac officer
13 Lockwood John
17 Goodier Mrs
Baker atreet. Prospect st.
XOnTH SIDE.
Winter Francis John, coach builder
Richardson t Sons, timber yard
Tliorp Jas. mustard nuinufactnrcr
Dobson jphn Welch, brassfoonder
here is Percy .it
I Cockin Jn. estate i, insurance agent
3 Fewster Miss
3 Grummitt Miss
3 Grummitt John Jones
3 Grummitt William Wray
4 Kendall Thomas, joiner ft undertaker
4 Folkland William, slater
5 Owst Mrs. (Clare bouse)
British Gas Light Co. Limited,
Andrew Dougall, supt. & engineer
James Cox, resident clerk
Sweeting George, stune mason
4I Quantock Charles, bicycle iiiannfr
Morthgnive Kay, cabinet maker
Corke. Jolyi Ryall, painter _
<rreen John, bricklayer' (yard)
Presbyterian Lecture Hall
6 Lewenstein Muses Solomon, picture
frame maker
6 Thominon Xorrison, joiner k builder
7 GoulUin Mrs
Brumby & Clarke, printers &c
heretji Pix/tptcttt
SOCTH SIDB.
Woodall James, joiner k undertaker
Hill Thomas, nuichiuist
Kitchin Albert Thorp, brush inannf
Palmer Josepli, woixl carver
Wright Edwin Soutlieru, decorator
lialderstein Thomas, draftsman
Albion Congregatioiial Sunday School
Grammar School,
Benj. Geo. Looau B.A. head master '
I I Alston Samuel, diaiiel keeper
here w Pereif st
5 Pool William, coal merrhant
. Bank aide, Senleoates.
St. Mary's Schools
Buchtin Geo. k Co. paper merchants
Hunt William, ship builders
Peaaegood William t( Co. oil refiners
Halcrow William
lilunddl, Spence k 0>. Limited, oil
retining works
Merrikin William S. paint k color
manufacturer
Dougall Andrew
British Gas Light Co. Limited,
Andrew Dougall, suiierintendent
Andrew DougalUjun. aasis.«nginr
Storry, Smithson k Co. tar, turpen-
tine k resin distillery. See advert
Jennings Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
Sissons, Brothers & Co. inintmanfrs
Bank atraet, a8 Dtrriitgtm st.
Sjirinj/ bank.
SOOTH SIDE.
I Cowbum Miss
3 Charlesworth Mrs
4 Pearson William, pilot
Digit
I William, pilot .
tizedbyVjOOgle
[bull.]
5 Wud Thomas
6 Cook Thomas, commercial traveller
7 Sanderson George Linton
gTindleMrs
'9 Saoinlen John
10 FNher WSliam Henry
11 Spencer Wm. boot & shoe maker
i6 Adam* Henry L. (West £nd cottage)
NOKTH SIDB.
17 OiRcer William Henry
18 Wetdon John
19 Bamett James, com meter
30 Kilbiim Abrahiuu Lee
31 Swinchatt Charles Edgar
23 Chilman Thomas, market keeper
33 Hodgson Robert
H Connell William, agent to Charity
Organization Society
35 Hanson Miss
36 Mordy George Fredk. com. traveller
27 Kitcbing Alhsrt Tborpe
28 Gtbaon John
3g Ellison John Harper
JO Thompson Mrs
Baimaton street, SndcoaUt.
NOBTH 8IDIC.
6 Akester George, shopkeeper
7 Laspar James, shoe maker
7 Davies Benjamin, shopkeqier
10 ETeringhain Charles Smith, builder
11 SpivT Caleb
13 Leathley Stephen, cooper
14 Harrison Mrs. Sarah
144 Dmry C. k Co. painters -
17 Tolley Charles, joiner
23 Peacock Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper -
ktit u St.SUtu «(.._
St. 80^8 Cbdkch
n Kendall Bev. Powqoll x.A. [vicar o(
St. Silas]
aji Lore Robert, cooper
34 Smith Henry, com factor
26 Fenton Michael
39 Matson Robert, brickluyer
30 Ctrttedge William, greengroosr
Ji^rt tx Cumb«l^aHd tit
36 Batty Joseph, mllyiuan
42 Thwp Wiluani, shopkeeper
htre u Oxford iitreet
47 Fepper Solomon, shopkeqwr
Jiere u YoA xt,
SOOTH SIDS. .
52 Mtdf Richard, chemist k druggist-
54 Uarrett John, shopkeeper
58 Wilson Miss Elisabeth, dress maker
59 Rntherlbrd Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
61 Moody Chaa. Hy. costoin ho. ofHcer
kert u Oxford ft.
(6 Finder Franda, bricklayer
68 Hastie Samuel, linen draper
Wall I^arTEK Box
Jure u Cumiei-laHd «t
71 Merritt. John, boot maker
74 Davies James, shopkeeper
lurt u WartCa place
76 Grace Robert, hair dresser
.- hrre it BivmUy si
77 Edwards Tlioinaa, fishmonger
7t Love Robert, cooper
81 Kirkess Bubert, hair dresser
86 BkMMne Win. cnstoin house oiAoer
87 Beckett Mrs. Isabella, shopkeeper
ken u JJneoliitt
88 Bannston inn, Michael Lonis
Glossop William, maltster
91 Ardwr John, coal dealer
Eikrett k Searle, wood tamers
94 Storrie George Win. genend carrier
96 Pmeter Benjamin
97 OUham Mrs. Matilda, lodging honae
^ Crass Charles
100 k loi Beswick Jamea, shopkeeper
•■•...»..,.Jkcr( w Bmnatm ttr. ,
BSTiislBy strMt, Baldtmea rtad.
3 Coates John, siwpkeeper
-........^.hert u Sbzabtth'i ter
3 Atkinson Charles, butcher
6 Handiey George, hosier k glover
here u Htrberft ter
7 FMrker WiOisiii Charles, greengrocer
STUBETb.
here u Biehard'e ter
II ft la Brignell William, grocer
14 Harrison Mrs. Sarah Ann, grocer
tiere ur Villa ter *...
15 Londesborough George, pork butcher
here u Scarboro' ter.
lure M yineter,
26 Howlett Robert, shopkeeper
*.,,. here iji Fredericks terrace
here is Market terrace
32 Spooner Eugene, greengrocer |
here is York terrace
46 Wright James, shopkeeper
here are Arthur ^ Cotton terraces ...
60 Moore William, grocer
6$ Clark WiUiain, cowkeeper
here m Lillians tei'race
68 Chaney William, grocer
itere are T/iomas ^ Josejik terraces ...
79 Blades Henry, shopkeeper
> here is Alexander terrace .'
80 Martin Mrs. Emma, hosier
here is Soae terrace
86 Medfiirth WiUiani, grocer
89 Gill John, cowkeeper
90 Wilson Thomas, greengrocer
93 Cherry Richard, shopkeeper
93 Mackie Mrs
Beaoonsfleld street, Q»een'i road,
St John^s wood,
I Baker William Thorpe
6 Hall Thomas
Bean street, Hessle road.
WEST SIDE
13 Bartle Mrs. W. B
16 Beecrolt Charles Edward
18 Jackson George Simmuns^.manager
33 Smith John, draper \
here is Rvssdl terrace
34 DobaoD Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
36 Joys Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkMper
Mann Alexander,Bhoe maker(6 King's
Cross torrnce)
here is Kim/'t Cross terrace..,..,
50 Hall WiUiain Buniell Dickson, builder
53 Hakeney William, pork butchei*
60 Stephenson George William, bpilder
..........here is Chapel tdTOce
76 Meynell Mra Sara, milliuer
78 Winteringham Mrs. Mary Jane,
pawnbroker
, .here is Wedeg terrace.
83 Cbtmies John, grocer
88 Bodd^ Matthew, tailor
90 Martin Geoi^ grocer
93 Whitehead William, shoe maker
96 Cape David, shopkeeper
htre is Zmn terrace
98 Wright William, grocer
here is RichfHOiul terrace
106 Robinson William James, sbopkeepr
here is Midgleg terrace
ISO Tresise John; shopkeeper
130 Nightingale Louis, grocer
136 Baldwin John, shopkeeper
here is Clifford terrace
143 Turner Miss Mary Ellen, dress ma
i«re are Tfcirdale ter. 4' FraitHin ter.
146 Pawson William, shopkeeper
15a Dean Alfred Edwin, shopkeeper
here is Balmoral terrace
154 Batty John, shopkeeper
hire are Albert Dock ^ Ttchbanu terraces
176 Doughty Joseph, grocer
Acre if Wuheijorce terrace
178 Armitage James, beer retailer
184 Fox Mrs. Charlotte, marine store dlr
.... here are Rat/laa & Nelson terrace
194 Darby Mrs. Louisa, shopkeeper
196 Chapman Godfrey Jn. chief engineer
300 Btmty WiUiam, shopkeeper
ao3 Wharf James, tailor
304 Stewart Stair, custom house officer
here are WeUi»gtoH <^ Hatelock terraces
Siiowden Mrs. Uary, dress maker
310 Watson WiHiam, shopkeeper
EAST SIDE.
3 Marshall William, whitesmith
5 Wilson William Henry, com dealer
7 Whitaker William, coal dealer
BA£--SEA 31
9 Webster John Kite, builder
13 Richards Thomas, shc^keeper
IS Pick William Henry, cabinet maker
Beans hotel, John Parker Raby
here is Edmn ter
23 Hughes Richard & professor of music
37 Flowers John, tailor
here is Alheii tr
31 Hndson William, shopkeeper
33 Storey Luke, debt collector
35 Englestown Thomas, accountant
37 Carter Qiarles, grocer
here is Sotithsea ter.
39 Roberta Pleasant, iMwnbroker
41 llamaby Joseph, shoe maker
43 Barnaby John, tinner
43 Teathcr Robert, shopkeeper
Sir Henry Omper Hoard Schools
47 White Cornelius, shopkeeper
here is Fletdtei-s ter.
51 Falkingham Thomas, shopkeeper
here is .)farr ter
57 Rollinson Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper
61 Willby Robert, shopkeeper
65 Smith Frederick, shopkeeper
here is IVhitfield ter.
67 Hufton Richard, shoe maker
69 Stebbings John, insurance agent
71 Steele John, hatter
73 Holdridge John, shapkeejicr
fure is Inttustrial ter
75 O'Brien Mrs. Emma, apartments
77 Heartield Samuel, bookseller
lure it Atexaadra ter
83 Wilson Miss Jeanie, schoolmistress
Iiere is Carill ter
91 White George, pattern maker
97 Parr John, grocer
here is Poftlar ter
99 Foster George William, batcher
loi Barton John, yeast merchant
103 Atkinson Johnson, fish dealer
105 Clapham William, baker
here is Victoria ter
Ill Biftfcer Th6<UM< g*<Ker
117 Ward Edward S. grocer
here it SimoH^s ter ,
131 Morrison Mrs. Martha, dress maker
133 Pawson Mrs. Ursnia, dress maker
here is Williani^s ter. ^ SiisanntUt^a ter.
137 Espin John, greengrocer
139 Copeland Mrs. Hannah, milliner
133 Field Thomas Edward, butcher .
141 Andrews James William, draper
here is (franmlle ter
143 Wilson William, shopkeeper
145 Iiamb Mrs. Jane, pork bntcher
149 tiamb Charles Henry, drysalter
here is Elgin ter
151 Daulton Thomas, grocer
157 Richardson Mrs. Mary Ann,8hnpkpr
159 Jewitt Wm. Cook, jnn. ]iapcrhangr
here is Talbot ter
161 Chinnery Edward John, flag maker
Men is JoseplUne ter
163 SVmonds SI. draper k hair dresser
169 Bibbero Barnett, surgeon dentist
171 Robinson William, shoe maker
173 Fairbotham Fred, grocer
hei'e is Clydeter
17s Lidgard Francis, shopkeeper
181 Platts Michael, shopkeeper
,' hen is Melhemme ter
183 Fowler Edwin, chemist
187 Austin Edmand, shopkeejier
189 Lonsdale Alfred, builder
191 Wise Robert Swales, coal dealer
193 Ounsworth Edward, stone mason
Be»iuiu>at straet, Drypool.
NOKTH SIDB.
I Lear John, cattle dealer
Hodgson Robert, shopkeeper (Wil-
fiwl's terrace)
5 Russell William, joiner
6 Cnlley William, draper
hen it T^mat st
7 Hewlett Thomas, house painter
8 Lenord George WiUiam, bntcher
10 Seller William George, tax collector
13 Pearson Joseph, contractor
15 Stephenson George, shopkeeper
Digitized by VjUU^ iC
32 B|:£>-B£V
BsAiniONT sTiiKST — eoHtimud.
here is Jamea st
33 Bowes Samuel, draper
here in Pearmn's trr
35 Wallace Bobt. gruoer Jc beer retailer
a6 Procter llininae Witeun, grocer
39 Sammon William, draper
here is H^UlianuoH it
33 Finder George, tailor
34 Pearson John, builder
40 Lorthem Thomas Henry, beer retaOr
41 Tarbottom George, shopkeeper
here u Pelham ter
SOUTH SIDB.
here in Jtntteset
4a Howden James, baker
46 Escreot James, chemist
47 Turner Samuel, grocer
here is nomasst
49 Petty Joseph, furniture broker
here is Model ter
54 Atkinson Miss Kliza, dreei maker
55 Smnlley Joseph, veil sinker
( Post, Money Order Office &
57 < Savings liank '
( Wilkinson Joseph, grocer
here is Baylor's row
BeecTQlt stzaet, A'ewipgton, St.
Grortfe's roail.
4 Kershaw Wright, aerated water
manufacturer
5 Baker George, shopkeeper
8 Brackenbury James, draughtsman
1 1 Goodinson Geo. Henry, smack owner
13 Jackson George, flsherman
16 Hudson Robert, chief engineer
19 Smith John, chief engineer
31 Williams Mrs
33 Hallenby James, manager
35 Whitton John, ins|iector of telegraph
messengers
39 Shoson Chas. Cooper, custom ho.ofBcr
30 Newton Wm. custom bouse otHcer
33 Fawsott Mrs
Primitive Metbodiat Sunday School
Beeton street, HoldemeM road to
Hume St.
St. Andrew's Sunday School
8 Wilson Mrs. Morina, milliner
10, Cooper Robert, joiner
1 1 Hewitt James, grocer
34 Nicholson Mrs. Hannah, erooer
.Jiere are Granmlte ter. ^ enartcttt ter.
41 Bannister James, grocer
Iiere is list leme grow
48 Nightingale William, joiner
here is Hutne st
Ellis J. k Co. com washing kilns
54 Walker Mrs
81 Burton Mrs. Martha, shopkeeiwr
83 Ward Josepli, grocer
...., here is Albert pi
Berkeley street, Cravboume street,
Beterley road.
WEST SIDE.
I Bolton Henry
Turner John
Purdun James (Aquila house)
3 Lnndy John, commercial traveller
4 Hutton Tliomas, master mariner
Dearman William
6 Bell Mrs
7 Cleave John Rowland
8 Jackson Mrs
EAST SIDE.
Turner John (Berkley house)
Leatham James Harrison
Freeman Walter James
Dyson Edwin
Russell Archbokl, commercial travUr
Beverley road, Prospect st.
WEST SIDE.
{Post k Money Okdbr Office k
Savings Bank
Hall Henry Robert Potstow.chemist
3 Zoological hotel, Halliday Benjamin
Williamson '
I
STREETS.
Blnndell^penee k Co. Limited,paint,
oil k color manufacturers
Park tavern, John Honiaey
a I More John, watch maker
5 3 Wetton William Edward, stationar
(t here is CamdeHter
2 3 Foster Jabez, greengrocer
^ 4 Walker James Henry, butcher
^ 5 Foster Charles, fruiterer
I Casril Marcus William
3 Whitfleld Matthew
3 Thompson Mrs
. 4 Rnnton Mrs
§ 4 Runtou Frederick
4 Runton Walter
0 5 Field Richard
6 Margison Mrs
7 Howard Charles Gorham
8 Cnthbert John
9 Hesseltine Mrs
10 Johnson Francis
11 Hewitt Richard Child
13 Locking Joseph Aeer, surgeon
here is Trafmgar st
I Healey Thomas St. Clair, sargeon
. 3 I^uriUard Mrs
j 3 Snppitt Miss Annie, ladies' sdiool
1 4 Runton John James
i 5 Newbald Mrs
6 LeMotteeBIajor HenryBellingham
! 7 Greetliam Hiss
> 8 Farrell Thomas F
9 Smith George
10 Smith Harold
Drurj- John, bricklayer ^
Drury Charles, joiner f Langdale
KenninghamRt.H. plmbr f buildings
CoalsonRiehard,BrchitectJ
Wesleyak Crafkl
here is Leonard st
3 Simpson Henry
> 3 Hardy George
I 4 Harker Robt. Norrison
3 s Livingston Henry
I 6 Davison Mrs
( 7 And«-son John Brown
S 7 Anderson Mrs
( 8 Mather Thomas Brewer
J I Moson Thomas Joseph
issons Tliomas, I^
Baxter John Lea, 3 f Orosvenor
Mason Uenj. Burnett, 3 f terrace
Tiffen Joseph, 4.)
Buckton Mrs. (Wellington house)
hereis IV'ellingUm la
I Marr Miss '
3 Fox Joseph William
3 Watson John Herbert
4 Moor Charles
5 Mason Samuel Burnett
i 6 Kirkus Henry Smith
i 7 Dalling John, draper
t 8 Pratt Alfd. L.s.c.p.U)nd. physician
I 9 Dowsing Herbert Leopold, surgeon
J 10 Hitlmfeldt Mrs
I II Dawson Percival William
■ 13 Good Samuel
I13 Calvert Miss
414 Jackson Henrj' Brook
. Saunders Parker (Belvoir bouse)
Sharpe Jas.jnn.(Strasbarg house)
Sharp John Chas. (Holstein house)
16 Mendelsohn Edward
17 Wells Charles, sen
18 M'arden Mrs
19 Balk Mrs
Jure is Margaret st.
I Shaw John
i 3 Bonnin Mrs
i 3 Ellison Mrs
J 4 Desforges Charles Edward
\ 5 Smithson Mrs
, 6 Mouat Andrew
\ 7 Kesscn A. Emerson, surgeon
I 8 Dibb William Thomas
t 9 Jacobs Benjamin Septimus
1 10 Malcolm Jesse
) II Gardener Mrs
13 Smith Mrs
here it Ter>y,ft „.
[hull]
Strachan M. k Sou, coal dealer?
(Stepney railwinr station)
Stepney Railway Station,
Henry Kimberley, station master
Train Miss, i')
Burton Mrs, 3 f Hareiock.
Butler Henr}-, 3 ( vQlas
Work James, 4)
Croft Jesse Skipworth, i "•
Kirkus Charles, 3 I „ 11
Kirkus Henr,'. (Havelock
Scott James, U **""<=*
Ross Thomas $}
HuU People's I'nblic HouseCo.Lim.
(No. 17) Thos Garton, manager
hei-e is Care st •
I Work Brothers, grocers
i 3 Oyston George, butcher
I 3 Cowen Thomas, shopkeeper
j 4 Kemp William, ironmonger
I '5 Shearsmith John, bntdier
6 Ryder Edward, refreshment rooms
) 7 Smith John Cochran, butcher
^ 8 Rayner Mrs. Dinah, tobacconist
j 9 & 10 Saville Rt. Jn. photographer
1 1 1 Hopkin Frederick, plumber
13 Witty Frederick Henry, fruiterer
Rose tsvm. Jas. Metcalfe, 1
hereis Park la I
Thompson Joseph Geo. }■ Stepney
k Leonard, liour mills j
Bank Mrs J
.here isGroee st
Thompson Mrs. i°\
Parker Thomas, 3 1 Studley
Dowsing Mrs. 3 r terrace
HargTBvesTheo. Lessea4 J
Godfrey Geo. Brown (Clifton villa)'
Theilman Juan (Rutland >-illa)
Hamilton Jhn.MaiTi8(Clarence Til>
K^lsey Fredk. Shaw (Argyle villa)
Croft William (Claremont house)
here are Harrote ^ Dorchester-
terracts..
Roberts Miss Marian,
yntug ladies' school,
A}-re Miss,
Hull People's Park,
Wm. Kirby Dalton, park keeper
I Garthorne Charles Henry
3 Marshall John Gray Jordan
3 Williams ' Miss Marion, young
ladies' school
4 Knowles McGregor
5 Kipps Edward
6 Davis John Whitmore
Croft Henry (Dorchester house)
CattleyRichd. Carter, ) t„„,„„^u
Cattley HaroldRichd }- ^'^l*^**
Cattley Mrs. J '«"»«
Smith Bishopp (Stanley house)
Sykes Thomas Elcy (Orwell house)
Pearson Mrs. (Ardwick lodge)
Pearson Rev. William John I..T.
[Wear of St. Mary's, Scnicoates}
(Ardwick lodge)
here is EUTon yrote
HarshallWm.Townsend(Lome ril).
Harbron' George (Oledholt)
Spnrr Thomas (Ohandos nlla)
nirle Francis (Rydal Mount villa)
I Good Clements (Eldon house )
3 Day John
3 %arpe Rifahard
4 Thompson John
5 Ingieby Edward Francis
6 Lambert Hem-}- Casimir
7 Pettingell Joshua Edmund
J 8 Hanger Edward
9 Field William, jnn
n 10 Frost Alfred
^11 Beaumont John ProudUnre
13 Woolf Edward William
13 Dawson Richard Henry
14 Whitehead George
Harrow
terrace
Downs James,
Pechell Alfred H.
The Elms
Todd Mrs. 4 )
,„..,...here if Queaf't rd
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
oodlandfl
i Lee
) rillas
WSSLETAN CeAPSL
kereia E7m Truter.
Kirk William (The Ferns)
Egestorff August (AshMrorth vil)
Wilson.AnthonyPearson(Grove vil)
Hxrsden Mra. i | Randolph
' IrranThs. Masingbrd. a ) riUai
Charter John,
Gale Richard,
Ifanley Harry Jsph.
I Butt Charles
• . 3 Gibson Mr j
I § J Barton Richard
S g 4 Hiddleton John
^ > 5 Tessennan William
*i« eCloee'john
7 Doasor Frederick
kere u Laaibert ft,
MariUier Mrs.
Bejnoldson Thos. Chas.
Johnson Hans (Chestnut villa)
Giesham George (Fern lodge)
kere u GraftOHst
Leach Mrs. (Grafton lodge)
kert is Alexandra rd
Hart George Wm. (Vernon house)
Wilson William (Wavertree)
Hudson Charles (Ormsby honse)
Stoole James (Myrtle rilla)
Homstedt Clauue Andrew (Rose-
montnUa)
EAST SIDE.
• I Cousins Thomas, provision dealer
S a Wardrobe John, fruiterer
C 3 Walton Mrs. Mary Jane, brusbmkr
3 4 Kitehing Thomas, tin plate worker
a ^ Broirn Robert, plumber
8 6 Wittmanmor John, pork butcher
^ 7 England John, baker & coufectnr
gg 8 Isaac Miss Matilda, milliner
here is tVordey at....
• II Hnll & East Riding Supply Assoc
8 7 Sporr Reginald, photographer
S here is Xorfolk st
S Shrewsbury Rev. John Vincent B.
S [Wesleyan]
8 5 TSackrah William Wood
- 4 Maass Christopher F
3 Sawdon Fredk. John M. B. surgeon
J 2 Crosby John
3 I Hewetson Misses
here is College st
Morrish Mrs. (Kingston ^
cottage), ( College
Deblo Arthur, a C gardens
Oliver Thomas, x)
KingstonAlmshouses for the Younger
Brethren & Master Mariners,
William Coupland, master
Simmons Rev. Ford [in-1
cnmbent of Christ
Church], I V Kingston
Thomey John Joseph, a I terrace
Carr Thomas Bowriog, 3 J
kere is Brunswick ateiau.
Uleadow Lieut. -Col. Henry Cooper
(Brunswick honse)
Earle Edward, 6
WiUoughby Mrs. 5
Lowe Mrs. 3
Lambert Mrs. 3'
Siswns David,
kere is Hmies it.
^ Sharps Fox, Harley house
1 I Wood Arthur
{• aStephenson Mrs
2 3 Leak John
g 4 Reynoldson Thomas
"3 5 White Major William Lambert
\ 6 Goddard William Roger
a 7 Easton John Hateson
C 8 Sisaons Thomas Hall \
^ Sweeting Fredk. stone mason tec
kere is Providenee nm
Fiekl Richard, grocer t tea dealer
STREETS.
I Hardey Richard
a Stratford William
3 Hewlett Joseph, curtain cleaner
4 Charter John William, watchmkr
5 King Joseph, bntcher
6 Johnson Richd .Peneley, ironmnger
hen is Somerscates st
8 Gregory George Henry, druggist
9 Frost Benjamin S. fruiterer
1 1 Burton Mrs
^ 13 Letherington Charles B
« 13 Tindale John
14 Limbach Mrs. Ann
15 Dawson Mrs. (Bnmham house)
Nattriss Joseph, beer retailer
19 Cowburn Henry Rodley
here is tountain rd.
Sculcoates Union Workhouse,
Joseph Rowland Jesaop, master
Mrs. Emma Jessop, matron
....here are Hilda ^ JPmdrill sts
Forder Henry
Cook Isaac Chapman, beer retailer
kere is Prague ter
Pearson Miss, I Prudhoe
Cahill Edward Wm. ) villas
Carmkhael William Hy. hair dresser
Martin John, boot k shoe maker
(Leicester house)
Todd Mrs. Jane, toy dealer
Blenkin James Fewson, draper
(Temple honse)
here is Temple st
Blackmore Alfred John, ironmonger
FoUard John Thomas, shopkeeper
Bnffam Bennett, com factor
Kelsey Abraham Josiah, builder
Stevens James Jomer
Park Hotel, William Graham
"nisker & Richardson, (procers
Taylor Robert Robmson, com dealer
Preston Walter W. Fred
Blackburn Henry, draper
MKrHODisT(NKw Connkxion)Chapbi.
here is Clifton ter
Mayticld Joseph Rabin8.on k Alfred,
Stepney paper mills(Clifton terrace)
Kenny Thomas, chemist
Johnson Williaiq, provision dealer
Julian Henry, grocer
( Knowles James, bookseller
i Post & Money Obdeb Office &
(, SavingStBank
Wilkinson Thomas, fishmonger
Bull inn, George Wood
here is Stepney la
)iere is Epwortk st
13 Wyllie John M.B. physician
I I West Charles
10 Freebrough George
9 Shepard Miss
7 Johnson RIchd. Ethclbert
6 Dearden William
4 Sperrey William
3 Edwanls George, master mariner
I Toogood James
, here is AdderWry grove
'\ Park
Slater Joseph, private school I q^^
Steedman Thomas Coultou f „.„,„
I
Granville
terrace
..here is Melwood grove. .
Sngden James,
Stevens John B.
Pape Thomas George,
Stephenson Thomas,
Pridgen Henry William,
Ansdell James Richard, ,
Battersby James D. (Riose cottage)
Mere are Rydt ^ Fitzroy sts
MayAeld Alfred (Avenue house)
Leetham Edward (Beech Holme)
Biahop laae, 153 High st.
I Beecroft William, corn merchant
I Suddaby Thomas, seed crusher i
com factor
Bedfem k Chatterton, seed, oil I
cake brokers
Schmid August, commission agent
BIS— BLA 33
6 Marr is Loreridge, 00m merohants
7 Park Richard B. auctioneer
8 Stamford Cornelius Benton, anctionr
Reynolds Wm. L. wholesale tea dlr
9 Adamson Frederick William, solicitor
9 Dixon Thomas, com merchant
Cheeseman John, estate agent
10 Freeman Henry, lodging house
1 1 Ash Robert, stock broker
II Firth Herbert, solicitor
II Hull Liberal Association,
Walter C. Townsend, sec
13 Cherry Mrs. Rebecca, bookbinder
13 Stead k Sibree, solicitors
13 Jobson Edward Thomas, registrar of
births k deaths
14 k If Thompson Frederick Charles,
wine k spirit stores
16 Bovlan Hngh, printer
17 Telegraph inn, Samuel Bell
34 Hall Arthur, solicitor
35 Park Godfrey Richd. Ic Son, solicitors
37 & 38 Whitfield Matthew, wholesale
grocer k fruit merchant
39 Hodgson k Co. tea merchants
• Johnson Wm.Richard, ship broker ko
STheilmannCowanfcCo.comScseed mors
3 Bantoft Percy k Co. corn merchants
5 Gregory Fredk. k Co. com merchants
^ Hnir& East Riding Drysalters'Co.blue
3 k black lead manufacturers
t) Bethell John k Co. patentees
31 Pape T. O. k Co. butter merchants
33 Betson Robert, printer k bookbinde
33 Debus Martin, letter cutter
35 Baker G. k A. com merchants
3S Barlow William Henry, corn mer
Jackson W.E.& Co.oil,Bead be. brokers
Dove 'niomasHenry,butter merchant
Blankfrlargate.
High street to Queen st.
SOUTH SIDE.
a Whitehead John, fish dealer
3 Adams Mr& Margaret, greengrocer
4 Halcomb k Co. sack contractors
(Eugene Henry Reardon, agent)
5 Koseic Crown p.h. George Leafe
here is Belt's pi
7 Godfrey George, shopkeeper
8 Walking Wm. k Ombler, stationers
9 Sirola Mrs. Phillis, shopkeeper
Jtere is Little la
10 Wheeldon Joshua, shopkeeper
11 Dnke of York p.h. Robert Frary
13, 13 ft 14 Dalton Joseph k Co. bacon
k cheese factors
15 BrekkeLars Jc Co.cod liver oil imprtrs
16 Fletcher George, fishmonger
17 Drinkall Robert, ginger beer inanufr
19 & 30 MiddletonTboinas k Son, whole-
sale grocers
31 Sykes Matthew, pawnbroker
33 Ic 33 Hall k Sons, provision merchts
hereis Queen's alley
35 Andrews Mrs. Betsy, beer retailer
here is Queen st
MOBTH SIDE.
here is Blackfriar alley
30 Jacobs Abraham, beer retailer
Moxon k Pickering, maltsters
33 Bateman Thomas, shoe maker
35 k 36 Rimmington S. ic Co. tea mers
36I Bmniiigton)£itthew,hay k straw dlr
37 Sander Henry Lndwig, greengrocer
here is Bank^s pi
38 Isenberg Simon, secondhand dothes
dealer
41 Marwood Samuel Bailey, baker
45 Greenfield Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
47 Allington Robert, drysalter
48 Grant Robt. secondhand clothes dlr
49 Wray Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
3 Queen's Head inn, Henry Blair
3 Horwood Joshua Danl. timber broker 1 50 Thoraley George, shoe maker
3 Bobson Jossph Thos. land surveyor 51 Barrett John, herbalist
34 BLA— BOU
Blake atzeet, LiddtU H.
■WEST SIDH.
I Andrew Mrs. Elizabeth, dress mi^er
5 Douf las Williain, coal dealer
r3 Neirtxjm Edward, shopkeeper .
17 Brown Miss Jane, dress maker
Prankish Robert, cork cutter
23 Smith William, shopkeeper
as Pinder William, rnllyman
Smith James, cabinet maket
EAST SIDE.
61 Terran John, builder
63 Escreet William
Blanket low,
Qaem it. to Humber Dock a.
aoDTKeiDK
1 Durham Or P.H. John Empringhara
2 Sainsborough Tom, shopkeeper
' 3 Reynolds James, beer retailer
4 Walker Charles, shopkeeper
here is Thoitiham't aq
5 Michaels Abraham, beer retailer
6 Knight James, lodging house keeper
Beets Cocbt : —
Working Men's Club(Gco.Sraith,man)
8 Blackburn Robert Webster, eating ho
9 Hanfoa Madame Marie, lodging ho
here iit VaUance fU ,
10 Batley William, plumber
II Allison Edward k Henry, wholesale
druggists & oil merchants
here U Scott'as^
12 He 13 Allison Brothers, printers, whole-
sale stationers & pa()cr merchants
14 Dibb Chas. & Co. wholesale grocers &c
15 & 33 Rhodes Miss Elizabetli, shopkpr
15^ Nasbv Mrs. Ellen, basket maker
16 0)ok .fohn, dining rooms
17 Evineton JcJin Oeo. marine store dlr
18 Hewfand Charles, carcase butcher
Edwards William, carcase botcher
Xicholson Henry, caroase butcher
Leonard Jcdin, wholesale butcher
Hart George Wm. manure manufr
Harrison John, carcase butcher
Kingston Cohut ; —
Dennis Miss Maria, milk seller
Polock Julius Laiarus, carcase butchr
hereis Humber Docktt
NOBTK SIDE.
hereis Sewer la
22 Golden Gallon inn, Stansficld Pratt
23 Gould John Wm. carcase butcher
25 Nicholson Henry, wholesale butcher
Hamburgh tavern, William Jsph. Moor
26 Forward John, shopkeeper
27 Scholz William, sausage skin deaner
Dominion warehouse
29 Navigation inn, Herod Walker
'...'..here it Sean's sq
'30 Hart Mrs. Mary Ann, st raw hat ma
32 Knight Henry, model lodging bouse
':....kere is i'mkle st
33 & 15 Rhodes Miss Elizh. 'shopkeeper
34 Mosesson Moses, clothes dealer.
35 Mattinson Miss Jane, shopkeeper
36 Hodgson George, baker
Charlesworth &Co. warehouse keeptsj
38 Prince of Wales p.h. John Broady
here is Grayson court
39 Addison Thomas, shopkeeper • •
:,.....here is Uicson st ;
40 Finningleyic Co. provision merohants
41 Wilkinson Thas.Wakefnnn,CDrktnnfr
43 Skelton Thomas, shopkeeper <. «
42 Broady Jphn, model lodging honsa
here it Barker's coBi-t.. ...-....,
42^ St. Mabx's Church Mission Hqoiii
45 Coclterline Ernest, hair dresser
46 Bccton Johh Wm. basket 'manofactr-!
48 Kirby John, dining rooms
49 Dewick George, coffee rooms
go Mars Jen James Brogden, chemist
Blenkln stxeet, f^^Ktuivi. .
Ahlgreki, Chambers k Co. impeiter j
of salted beef k pork
STRBETS.
Bloadell street, Srurumdc ettate.
WB9T SIDE.
I Bray Enoch, cowkeeper
3 Linnett Mrs
5 Tayler Isaac, cowkeeper
7 Wiles William, coal dealer
9 Spink William, joiner
II Seegnll Morris, fancy jeweller
here is Colletfe ter
i6i Chapman George, joiner Ic builder
17 Parker John Wilson, shopkeeper
here are Blundell's ter ^Louise ter.
41 \yard John, undertaker
..here is Brunsieiek avtit
EAST SIDE.
Board Schools,
here is yevatUi ter
here is Plevna ter
18 Metcalfe Thomas, plasterer
here is Brunsvick avemie
3oSilk Wm. shopkeeper & beer retailer
here is Georye's ter
32 Maltby George
....i here is Ellen's ter
GranthamEdwd. bmTder(3EUen's ter)
Bolton iquaxe, Manor alley.
4 Hewitt Robert, lodging house
6 Lewty Mrs. Lucy, lodging house
Bond street.
Jarrattst. to Savile st.
EAST SISE.
1 Stephenson Jn.Wm. teacher of mosic
2 Walker James, surgeon
3 Geddes John, travelling draper
5 Hayes Samuel, shopkeeper
6 Widdas George, carver & gilder
here u Silresti-r st
7 Parker Gtorge, confectioner
8 Brown Thomas, general dealer
9 Taylor Robert, dentist
10 Wells Arthur, painter
II Taylor Charles, builder
13 Wallis Miss Ann, stay & dress maker
13 Wardell William, dyer
14 Kenningbam Charles, cabinet maker
15 Lloyd William King, hair dresser
16 Holmes John Wesley .plumbr.&glazier
17 Richardson Edward, dyer & cleaner
18 Prince Thomas, bacon factor
19 King William IV. p.h. Mrs. J. Moody
20 Watson Benj. brush manufacturer
21 Fell Mrs. Lucy, straw bonnet maker
21J Casson Witham, carver k gilder
22 Pickering Robert John, tobacconist
a2| Kaye W. & T. S. cutlery warehouse
here is Savile st
WEST SIDE.
23 Westerhoff Hugo, confectioner
24 Clarkson Misses H. & J.fancy repstry
25 Munby John, butcher
26 Tally-Ho p.h. William Walker
here are Vincent st. ^ Davis st
28 Allan George, joiner & builder
29 Cahill Edward Wm. boot & shoe ma
30 Brittain Mrs. Mary, secondhand
clothes dealer
3^ 33) 34 ^ 35 Richardson k Sons,
cabinet makers & upholsterers
36 Burton Miss Elizabeth, dress maker
37 Usher Henry Edward, painter &c
38, Wright Miss Annie, flour agent
39fHntty Miss Martha Ana, milliner
40 Willoughby Geo. Pentith, auctioneer
[hull.]
Carlton
villas
Dunkeld
villas
Ooddard Edward (Lindum house)
Hunter Rev. John [Congregational]
Shaw Robert
Applej-ard George Thomas
CarliU James Green, i >
Gibson Robert George, 2 I
Sibree John, 3 J-
Greenwood John, 4 \
Gee Samuel Butler, 5 '
Oonld John (Girton house)
Elam Edward (Richmond house)
14 Bnrwell William
Welsted Arthur Joseph,
Armstrong Mrs.
Bristow Richard Peter,
AnseU Alfred Wheatley
Stooehonse Henry,
O'Donoghue Dennis Jn
Johnson MissJBeme house)
Mapplebeck Thos. (Rochester house)
Pauling John Dopkin
Sawyer Robert
hereis Jfinctonst
Murray Richard Henry, commission
agent (Newton house)
Hartley Aqnila, i 1 Victoria
Hewitt Hy.ma8t.mariner, a ( villaa
Little William (Waltham house)
Jackson Mrs. (Careton house)
McBrcarby Peter (Maria house)
Lamplugh William (Dringhoe house)
Browne Benj." Thompson
Sykes John
here is Hesiie road
r, .-
In 4?
Richlieu
crescent
Bootlt street. North st. to Canning st.
2 Selkirk Tom, cab proprietor
3 Carey Mrs. Catherine, greengrocer
here it Spencer st
14 Mitchell Mrs. Mary Elizh. fish curer
here is Canning st
a Milner Mrs. Margaret, ^eengrocer
5 Weatherill Mrs. Cathenne, dress ma
here it Knoieles iq ,
Boulevard, Anlaby road.
WEST SIDE.
Robinson Rev. George m.a. [vicar of
■ St. Matthew's]
JacksoaWm.phy8ician(Sydeuham ho)
BAST SIDE.
Alexander David, physician (Clydes-
dale house)
Lawrence William Burns, master
mariner (Locheam house)
6 King Mrs. Emma, ladies' school
8 Forth Walter, master mariner
10 Shaw William Harrison
■ 12 Gruby Thomas William
S 13 Blanchard Henry
? 14 Potter John Lewis, smack owner
g Hagestadt Mra (Percy house)
Q IS Healcy Thomas, fish merchant
a 16 Hellyer Charles
6 17 Batty Marshall
18 Thompson Thomas, manager
19 Haycock Mrs
Bergwitz Hermann Julius
Rowse John Richd. smack owner
Holyman Thomas
Tewson Joshua
Hobbs Jabez Joseph, smack owner
Home George h. b. surgeon
here is Bogntonst
I Mackrill Benjamin
3 Grindell John
3 Watson James, master mariner
4 Kendall Joshua
5 Wilcockson Rev. Arthur [Calvin-
istic]
6 Stephens Mrs
Wright Henry, i ) Alliert
Seath George Frederick, 2 f villas
Meyer Julius, 3^
Lee Thomas Arthur,2 f Boulevard
Des Forge Walter Hy. f crescent
commercial trvlr. 1 J
here is ClioliiUeyst
Boulevard South, Sissle road.
WEST SIDE.
Duncan Joseph Gee
Billaney John Duke
Jenkins Francis E. master mariner
I Hellyer John Wm. smack owner
3 Harrison John
3 Cousins Henry, smack owner
4 Stringer William, com merchant
5 Larder William Croft
6 Grasley Richard, brick manufacturer
7 Harvey Mrs
8 Pauling Dapkin
9 Seyinan William Robt. smack owner
10 Wandby Henry
11 Smith John R. manager
Digitized by '
t. manager r
[hull.]
13 Shaiinoi] BCrs
13 Shaimon Pauling
31 Vivian George, sec. to the Steam
Fiahing ic Ice Co
30 Heritage Jeremiah, smack owner
39 Chapman Miss
aA Edwards James, smack owner
BAST SIDE.
7 Dunn John, horse dealer
8 Propert William, master mariner
9 Bntler John Featherstone
ktnia Mavibonmghter
10 Sonley Richard, smack -owner
11 Walker Charles Heonr
13 n>.piin«ii CJbaries, fish merchant
13 Dongbs James, master mariner
htrt u Milton ter
14 Tamer John Wm. wool broker
1$ Atkinson Mrs
16 Bradley John
17 Cope Bev. Thomas John [United
Methodist Free Church]
19 Niqner Bobert, timber merchant
henis Carlton ter
30 Best Mrs
31 Hodgson Thomas
^ere ii Crommdl ter ! §
23 Dickinson Joseph, manager | ^
34 Allott William Ueorge { 3
35 Maronier Henry, master mariner I s
STREETS.
hert u the Land <>f Green Ginger.....
NOBTH SIDE.
13 Prankish, Kingdon k Wilson, solictrs
13 Grant Dalton Malcohn, d\-il engineer
Hnll, Bamsley k West Riding Junc-
tion Railway Co.'s Engineer'sOfticc
13 Re}-nolds WaIter,stock & share broker
13 Starr Edward, architect k surveyor
13 Wilkinson Wm. Archer, accountant
Withemsea Pier, Promenade, Gas k
General Improvement Co.
Wm. Archer Wilkinson, sec
13 Hearfield John Gamiss, solicitor
14 Wriglesworth Edwd. ale & porter mer
15 Todd Charles James, solicitor
15 Wood George, mechanical engineer
15 Perry Henry H. accountant
here are Coolie bmldiiuis ,
16 Leak, Till k Stephenson, solicitors
Bonxme street
(%aTbUe et. to ^kee St. ^ Ouirterhotue
lane.
WEST SIDE.
3 Dawson Miss Elizabeth, dress maker
3 Mnnroe Henrj', surgeon
here is Jfwton st
9 Dalton Henry, ruUv owner
here is Jfuton aq
13 Hall Mrs. Kate, dress maker
...here are Sgkes st. Sf CJuuierhouae la.,,
E&ST SIDE.
18 Haaner Wlsoii, Aopkeeper
19 iodaon Thomas, draper
31 & 33 Buckle John, plumber k glazier
33 Croft James, outfitter
24 Padgett Mr* Elizabeth, laundress
lure u Jfason $t
33 PoppOT Thomas Everitt, beer retailer
36 Bijfe Henry, grocer
Bowlalley lane, 50 Lowijate.
I Lucas k Aird, contractors
■ Greasley & Son, auctioneers
9 Barker Reginald Hawksvorth, solictr
3 Priestman T. k A. solicitors
§ Holmes k Crumpton, accountants
9 Gresham Charles Ernest, solicitor
, Boden k McBride, solicitors
^ Walter Robert, builder k surveyor
g Tickwell Bobert c.E. civil engineer
• Stephenson Thomas, solicitor
Flint T. W. & Co. oil merchants &c
4A, Gilby Cook. soUcitnr
Samnelson Martin CE. oonsulting
engineer
White Hart hotel k dining k billiard
rooms, Abraham Johnson
5 Craven James B. house agent &c
5 Nicholson SamL T. insurance agt. kc
5 Moristin William, brewers' agent
6 Marshall Richard, auctioneer
6 Uqore Charles Robert, solicitor
6 Anderson J. H. k Co. coal merchants
"> Bontnft John W. ale & porter mer
6 Brown. Martin k Co. Lnnited, cement
k brick manufactnrers
7 Chatham k Son, solicitars
3 West Wm.& Son,Btock k share broker
3 Locking Thomas Lomaa, solicitor
8 Cook Henry, accountant
. Ea.ston N. k Son, auctioneers &c
"J t Ayre Frederick F. solicitor
'■; j Hall Wm. wine k spirit merchant
^fl Rnbinson Wm. Thomas, surveyor
8 ■ Oldham k Boim, civil engineers
•^•S ■IscksMi Andrew Marvel, solicitor
Whitehead Robt. W. E. solicitor
Locking Wm. Rbt. chartered accntnt
Fruit Merchants' Trade Protection
Association, W. R. Locking, sec
De La Pole Permanent Building
Society, W. R. Locking, agent
London Goarantee k Accident Co.
Limited
RoUit k Sons, solicitors
ii Northern Assurance Co
s County Court Offices
O Fras. Alfred Bedwell j.p. judge
Albert Kaye RoUit & Arthur Rollit,
joint renstrars
Thomas Frederick Farrell b.a.
deputy registrar
CooAN Chambhbs : —
Hitching Wm. Henry, survej-or
Smith k Brodrick, architects
Smith Richard George f.r.i.b,a.
surveyor to theCharity Trustees
k Hull Charterhouse Estate
Brodrick Frederick Stead, York
diocesan surveyor
Eldridgc John R. W. solicitor
Singleton Edward, solicitor
Johnson Richd. Ethelbert, s'jlidtr
Lincoln's Ikn Bdildinos : —
Hnil Incorporated Law Society,
Edward Coates, librarian
J. T. Woodhouss, hon. sec
Saner k Co. timber brokers k
, brick manufacturers
V- Jacobs Benj. S. architect & survyr
& Forder Henry, official receiver in
^ bankruptcy
^ 30 Webb Benj. O. wine & spirit mer
M Old Exchance Buildings : —
9 Ingleby k Son, stiwk & share
S brokers
M Martinson George, solicitor
H Hearflelds & Lambert, solicitors
Roberts Harry Price, solicitor
Exchanqb : —
Ind, Coope & Co. brewers,
Fredk. Aug. Hopwood, man
Whiteside Walter Charles, stock
k share broker
Cluimber of Commerce&Shipping,
Joseph Gregsoii, sec
Exchange Dining Rooms,
John Morley, pnjprictor
Allott William, iron merchant
Hull Guardian Society for the
Protection of Trade,
John Leak, sec
Edward Hannath, manager
Hannath Edward, accountant
Mason Hy. k Co. tea merchants
Boynton Btieet, Boulevard, Anlaby rd.
I Leetham Mrs. Mary Ann
9 Williams George, chief engineer
II Nelson John, chief engineer
17 McAndrew Alexander, chief engineer
35 Pickles William, shopkeei)er
here it Constable st
31 Naylor Charles, chief engineer
37 Wagg William Matthias
6 Tnrnley Miss Elizh. ladies' school
8 Lrach George Clark, chief otHcsr
hereis Constable st
BOU— BBO 35
30 Williamaon Mrs. Eliih. ladies' school
33 Cressey Francis
36 Lancaster William, joiner
Brldcie street,
Charlotte St. to North st,
2 Gresswell Forman, auctioneer
4 Boynton Kcyworth, grocer
5 Levi Laby, pawnbroker
6 Evison John, confectioner
7Rowhmd Burden p.h. Mrs. Maiy
Arundell
8 Windrosa Thos. D. rag k bone dealer
here is Trippett st
9 Barrett Dominic, tishmonger
II Crown P.H. Joseph Hnlbrook
here is Jartis sq
13 k 14 Hilbert Charles Crosby, fancy
draper k hosier
15 Toj-ne David, fruiterer & seedsman
16 Crown (The) Boot Co
16 Brown Wm. k Co. most & block mkrs
17 Hnmber Boot Co.
Mrs. Eliza Dawson, manageress
18 Hawkins Robert, ship chandler
19 Lee Thos. Newmarsh, leather dealer
so Rosenburg Marcus, tobacconist
31 Robinson Henry, grocer
33 Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. wholesale k
retail drapers
here is Trippett
33 Butterworth George Thos. clothier
34 Wiltdiire James, currier
35 Old Greenland Fishery p.h. Edward
Rawson
36 & 37 Cnrson Charles, linen draper
38 Shaw Thomas, tobacconist
39 Levin Nathan, boot k shoe dealer
30A, Simpson Thomas Dale, wharfinger
here is No>-th bridge.
Stones Joseph, oyster dealer
Hodgson William, tobacconist
Adams Samuel, boot & shoe dealer
here is Bock Office row
Webb Richard k Son, hemp & twine
manufacturers
Wilson Thomas, picture frame dealer
Robinson John, furnishing ironmngr
Thornham, Rcj-noldson k Co. timber
merchants
55 Allman William, boot & shoe maker
Bxlsllt Btzeet, Holderruss roatl.
4 Rider George, shopkeeper
here is Clifton ter
6 Semley Arthur Hy. shopkeeper
....here are Brighton ter. ^ Alton tt .
33 Jackson James, shopkeeper
here is Braidieood pi
30 Scniby William, shopkeeper
34 Morris David, joiner
54 Warkup John Robert, bootmaker
Rieveley George, insurance agent
59 Gamer George, metal broker
here is Sludley avenue
Fleming Robert, builder
A«r« are Kent tt. ^ Derby aeenae.
87 Hysm William, clothes dealer
here is Clarendon aeenue
79 Evison Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Wilde st.
67 Chalmers John, draper
63 Chrimes Peter, shopkeeper
33 Shepherdson Christopher, shopkeeper
here are Denmark st. Cobdcn ter.
^ Bright Ur
Bllshton ter. Hall st. Spring Imnk.
2 Bnrdett Mrs. Marj', lodging houss
3 Davidson Miss Sarah, apartments
4 Storr William, inspector of polic?
Broadley aquare, Bi-oad'.ey st.
3 Sykes Thomas, shopkeeper
5 Taylor Henrj-, lodging house
6Miisom Mrs. Esther, shopkeeper ' '
7 Firth Samuel, greengrocer
8 Smith Mrs. Elizabetlu lodging hnus.'
HULL.
36 BEO— CAM
Broadley street. Quay it.
I Moon George k Co. coopers
CONGBBOATIONAI. MISSION ChAPEL
Kingston-upon-HuU Gaslight Co.
Edward Jackraan, manager
Eaton George, solicitor (ilanor
House chambers)
Greenirood Brothcra, contractors
11 Mihier Paul William, shopkeeper
12 Epworth Mrs. Ann, pawnbroker
14 Speight George, greengrocer
16 Green James, shopkeeper
19 Waddy Ricliard William, tea dealer,
tobacconist tt, insurance agent
he)'e is Manor st
Burlington taVem, John Wharam
a6 Thnstian James, shopkeeper
Biomley street, Sculcoatta.
WEST SIDE.
Sbarpe James & Sons, coopers
I Saunders George, coal dealer
hereU Aiihur\t pi
7 Wilkinson Michael, cartmau
10 Wilson John, grocer
here is Sicann st
It Bell Robert William, shopkeeper
17 Stamp John, draper
ao Stacy Miss Eliza, dressmaker
here is Barmaton st
BAOT SIDB.
Smith Henr}-, hay & straw dealer
Wilson John, grocer
....here is Sicaun st
Collison Robert, coal dealer
Hall John, blacksmith
Brown, Toogood & Co. steam saw
mills, ft timber mcrchanta
Biook at. Frosptct st. to Paragon st.
EAST SICF.
1 Pearce Mrs
5 Lloyd k Andrews, carriage builders
11 Lucas William, furniture dealer
19 Moore James, coach painter
31 Hiller Ellis, jtawnbroker
35 Malloy Patrick, lodging house
39 Robinson William, tripe dresser
35 Thompson William, rullyman
here is A'orth court
37 Tlic Grapes p.h. James Dodds
/jtfj'ff I'j? Mill st
39 Hull People's Public House Co. Lim.
cocia house (No. 10) (Perciral
Oliver, manager)
41 Bradley Patrick, grocer & prov. dlr
43 Mackaill John, grocer's outfitter
Iiere is Middle >t
45 Lowe Thonus Edwin, linen draper
47 Kellington Mark Luck, chemist
here is West .it
49 FallonJn. Redmond, marine store dlr
51 Hodgson Jeremiah & Mrs. Martha,
clothiers
53 Garton Mrs. Hannah, poulterer &
fruiterer
SS Meadows Geo. Frederick,confectioner
57 Cnlbridge Robinson, carver & gilder
59 Williams Miss Sarah, tobacconist
WEST SIDE.
2 Thornton Richd. hosier b silk meroer
4 Fawcett Thomas, furnitnre dealer
6 Briggg Charles Hy. bru&h manufctr
8 Fox Charles William Burton, painter
& papcrhangcr '
10 Bannister Mrs. Mary Ann, apartmnts
Itere is Emily's fl
14 Windas Joesph, yeast dealer
16 Paul John Stuart, hair dresser
i8 Wray William, stationer
20 Gowen John, bird dealer
23 Clarence tavern, Joseph Whitworth
24 Harrison Wm. machinist & smith
36 Allan Mrs, Sarah Ann, confectioner
33 Moore Uenrv, bird stuiTer
Thomt<ra Henry Maddox, tailor
(Brook court)
30 Cary Ira. pork butcher
34 Moore Thomas Edward, saddler &
harness maker
here is Garden st
STREETS.
34 Bell Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, confectioner
kei'e is Providence i^.
Hare Richard, cane worker (4 Provi-
dence place)
36 Wright Walter, greengrocer
38 Stephenson Francis, tobacconist
40 Knight Mrs. RachacI, news agent
.\3 Hill Samuel, provision dealer
44 Walton Robert, ironmonger k wood
carver
46 Stutt John Henry, fruiterer
48A, Nottingham John, dairj-man
48 bibb & Co. grocers & provision dealrs
here is Mill st
50 Townend Charles Hy. Moore, hosier
53 Hoyles Isaac, butcher
54 Sison Charles Ashton, tobacconist
56 Hurrcll Henr^', earthenware dealer
herete Middle st
56 Polack Julius Lazarus, butcher
58 Widdowson Samuel, flshtnonger
60 Dack Abraham William, grocer
hereis Westst
63 Golden Cup p.h. William Tennant
Buchanan
64 Benson Elias, greengrocer
66 Clare Herbert William, confectioner
68 Brown Joseph, tobacconist's fancy
goods importer
70 & 73 Goldman Israel, glass dealer d^c
[hull.]
25 Nightingale David, insurance agent
36 Steeple George, lithographic artist
37 Rickell G«orge, fisherman
35 Ramsey William, chief officer
Bninswlok avenue east, Beverley rd.
2 Gooday John, rent & debt collector
here is Blake st «...,
6 Toft Mrs. Mar}-, apartments
9 Lison John William, shopkeeper
hereis Sodney st
38 Tovnscnd James Edward
Bmilswlok avenue, Beterley road.
SOUTH SIDE.
I Quick Thomas James
3 Robins William, rammercial traveller
3 Harris John, house agent
4 Wallis Richard
5 Ward Mr8.MarthaElizh.ladics' school
6 Thyer Mrs
6 Thyer James
7 Foster Mrs
A«'« t* Brunsicick grove
8 Hobson Mrs. Sophia, shopkeeper
10 Nelson Robert, joiner & builder
11 Mahony Mrs
IS Sturdy John, chief engineer
13 Bontoft Frederick George
14 Wardrobe Mrs. Annie, shopkeeper
here is Bluadell .it
15 Murdoch John G . & Co. Limited,
pianoforte dealers
16 Keyworth Porter Robert, jun
17 BrowneMissFrancesE.leachr.of mftsic
18 Brown Robt. Hy. sanitary tube mer
19 Pardon Edwin F. commercial traveUr
30 Goates Thomas, builder
33 Harper Mark, builder
hereis Clifton st
33 Wray Charles Crcsey, shopkeeper
NOIiTH SIDE.
here is Blumlell st
Brown Robt. Hy. sanitary tube dep6t
I Sykcs Samuel Edwin, shopkeeper
3 Baron Roliert, butcher
3 Lait Mrs
3 Ball Mrs. Caroline Maria,ladie8' school
4 Harland Mrs. Mary, apartments
5 Lawrence G. T. & Son, blue ft black
lead manufacturers
6 Andrew Henrv
Smoothy Henry
Uushby Henry, head master of the
training «hip ' Soutltampton '
Tliompson Charles Henry, draper
here is Clifton st
Davidson Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper
Bmnswiok avenue, St. Georges road,
yevington.
I Coleman Charles Hy. photographer
3 Kempley Robert Llewellyn
4 Phillips Tom
6 Kirby Jlrs
8 White William, custom house officer
10 Hudson Mrs. Ellen, teacher of music
13 Hunt James
15 Morphct Mrs
16 Smith Henry, plumber
18 Ward John Richard, master mariner
19 Harrison Edwin, commercial travellr
34 Woo.l John, master mariner .
Bmnswiok gxove, Bruiuwiek avenue,
Beverley road.
3 Boddy Simpson Richard, treasurer of
Royal Theatre
7 Taylor George, butcher
10 Rhodes Joseph Wm. com. traveller
12 Lowe Charles, boot maker
18 Clough Wtlliam, joiner
Bwflking'haTn street, Holdenuu %-oad
I BAST SIDB.
6 Semley Henry, grocer
8 Owen Stephen, master mariner
ArtY is Dreicton ter.
20 Slingsby John Henry, insurance agnt
here are Harcourt ter.^ Buekinffham ter.
64 Allen James, laundry
WEST SIDE.
13 White Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker
15 Hamilton Thomas, tailor
17 Quinton Edward, grocer
^here is Alexandra ter
39 Harrison Mrs. Betsey, grocer
here is Bvckingkam cres
43 Jagger Joseph, grocer
here is Berkeley ter
57 Turner William, clothes dealer
here is Cremome ter....^
71 Downe James, shoidcceper
Bnidein street, Ifest st.
a Hutchinson MissMary Helen, pwnbrkr
4 Lundy Michl. secondhand clothes dlr
6 Golden John, lodging house
Bnrleisrh street, Holderness road.
...here art Vtetoria ««•. ^ Sunbeam ter...
I Porter Charles, greengrocer
hereis Reton ter
Cross George, shopkeeper
„ Iiere is Kent ter
33 Simpson Edward, shopkeeper
Barton street, Great Passage at.
8 ft 9 Howard Edwin, tinner
2o Dawson Richard, teitber merchant
Oambridffe street, Gt. Thornton st.
1 Chapman Cornehus, grocer
Spencer Miss Clara Isabel, school
(Stanley House school)
3 Barnett George Herbert, draper
5 Rowland William
7 Woodcock Mark, slater
9 Thompson Richard
lure is Eton ter
II Wilkinson Tbos. MatUmaster marinr
13 Kirby Mrs
15 Parkin Edmund
29 Wheldale Mrs. Alice,' apartments
hei-e is Oxford ter
35 Long Edward
41 Hill Mrs. Mary Ann, dressmaker
43 Holmes Miss Annie, milliner
45 Sumner William, manager
47 Willows Mrs
2 Hutchcroft George, beer retailer
8 liarratt George Gunnee
10 Beevers Richard
14 Jacklin Mrs
16 Barratt George Gunnee, com factor
20 Shaw Mrs
here is Ice House ter
28 (rrantham William, bricklayer
32 Parker WiUiam ft Son, coal dealers
Oamden terrace, Beverley road.
I CInblcy John
6 Crcdland Thomas, minter^ T
Digitized by VjOOv Ic
[hull.]
7 Glaabj WOliam
8 WorrOl Miss
9 Bates Henry, iratch maker
10 Wflson Jonathan
13 Gleir Mrs
CSuopbell street.
Htaale road to Ardaby road.
EA.ST SIDB.
I Beadle Thnmas, stevedora
3 Winaor Mrs
9 Carrill Lake, picture frame maker
here u QvLttn'$ter
13 Pickard Mrs. Caroline, apartments
17 Bean Etlvin, china b f lass dealer
hereia Campbell ter
19 ijainsbory William, shopkeeper
35 Graham John, pawnbroker
hen is ifoman's ter
37 Mead Samod, shopkeeper
33 Bailey Thomas, painter
here is Emerald ter
35 Bni Josqph, beer retailer
37 Hopper Fevson
39 Womack John, shopkeijier
Jure uAbererotnbteter
41 Abercrombie p.h. Georp:e Tiplady
45 Jbiwell Miss Mary, milliner
47 Clara Frederick, grocer
here a BeaumoM itr
49 LiTingstone John, baker
here u Day at
Soathgate Francis BarDham,beer rtlr
53 Sharp William
53 Scott John
59 BrentDo Mrs. Annie, dress maker
61 Rands Mrs
63 Wnod William Jonathan
65 McKibbin Hng:h, shopkeeper
69 Bonner Thos. Hy. chief engineer
71 Whitfield Mrs
73 Kirby William, manager
77 Calvert Richard, pilot
83 Goodwin Joseph Jarris, joiner&buildr
87 Gtbeon Joseph, shopkeeper
here ia Ann's ter
89 Jeary Jeremiah, greengrocer
93 MetoU William, cowkeeper
here is William's ter
loi Hofanes Absalom Conplnd.ehief offer
103 Coalman Miss Elizabeth, dress ma
105 Pitts Tom, coal dealer
here is I'ietm-ia ter
Ill Nidiolson John, rully owner
113 Cobby John Dent, manager
here is Joseph's ter
1 19 Skerrow William, shopkeeper
131 Wilson William, shopkeeper
133 Tomer Robt. boot tt shoe repairer
*er««re WUberforce terrace ^ Andrew
Marvel ter
135 Scoiab Thomas, shopkeeper
137 Baynton George, ruUy owner
Hohnes Thomas ft Sons, tanners
(Anlaby Buad tannery)
Holmes ^muel Henry (Shalam ho)
WBST SISB.
10 Gawan Benjamin, cowkeeper
13 Wells John Thomas, rally owner
14 Halliday Chas. Henry, pawnbroker
here is Eliza's ter
18 Harden William, leather dealer
23 Taylor Robert, watch maker
here is Chapel ter
CmTKD Mkihodist Fbbb CaimcR
24 AshlOD Miss Hannah, shopkeeper
26 Hardy Henry, boot & shoe maker
here is Ruth's ter
38 fc 30 Lazenby Robert, grocer
34 Wood Miss Elizabeth, provision dir
here is Alma pi
36 Hoansworth Joseph, shopkeeper
38 Qnmbers John, shopkeeper
43 Banks Thomas, master mariner
46Gowoad Edward, draper
HsnnahJn. mast, marinr. 3, ) Richard's
EgartThos-mastmamr^, j terrace
here is Richard's ter.
48 Harper Robert, batcher
58 Dalton John Xhomas, brnlder
58 Smith Joseph, tinner
60 Leake Oeo^ Benry
STREETS.
6a Pashley Mrs
64 Speck Robert, joiner
66 Escritt Robert, traveller
73 Manoell Miss Elizh. ladies' school
74 Clarkson Miss
here is Simon ttr
Wood Miss Rosetta, dress maker (6
Simon terrace)
80 Wilson Jonathan Boulter
here is Walter's ter
83 Richardson James, smack owner
86 Cockerline John
here is Henries ter
93 Dawson Mrs. Sarah Jane, furrier
94 Garbatt Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper ■
96 Blamires Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper
here is Sivdley ten-
98 Rising Sun p.h. Robert Dearlove
100 Vear John, hay & straw dealer
103 Hepple William
108 Self Walter, shopkeeper
113 Brunton John, chief oflScer
114 Booth Benjamin, chief engineer
118 Brown Miss Margaret, shopkeeper
133 Rogers John Henr}-, sail maker
134 DaUon John Thomas, builder
hereis Newport ter
138 Grin- Geo.Wm. John8on,chief enginr
St. 'raoiiAs' Cbvbch
here is St. Thomas's ter
Sonley William, blacksmith
OftTlTllTig et. Portland st. to Collier st.
■AST SIDB.
I Morris John William, shopkeeper
George Henry, forniture broker
15 Loveridge Charles, customs officer
17 Harold Robert, ridlyman
31 Peach George, cowkeeper
hereis Sooth st
35 Williamson Samuel, beer retailer
here is Cheapside
35 Fisher Charles, coal dealer
41 Jefferson Hen
hereis
51 Ranson William, rag merchant
i here is Short st.
61 Windas Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
here is Watson's pi
77 Lewis Miss
St. Stephen's National School for Boys
, here is Collier st
CAM— CAB 37
nry, shopkeeper
Is Man/'a place...
WBST SIDB.
Jameson &Co.hemp k flax merchants
here ia Canning court
JO Snowden James, shoe maker
53 Kirby Morris, umbrella maker
54 Herwrt Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Short st
here is Station court.
68 Waite William, shoe maker
70 Wade Robert, shopkeeper
, here is Eliza's place
83 Teal Miss Emma, dress maker
84 Wrightson Mrs. Emma, dress maker
94 Hoggard John, shopkeeper
Oannon street, Green lane ^ Lock-
wood street to St. Paul's st
here are Gihsonst. 4' St.
Paul's St.
St. Paul's Chubck
Ctarlisle street. Chariot at. to
Prospect St.
8OUTB SIDE.
I Larard Thomas, watch maker
I ij Voaae Mrs. Thnrsa, baby linen shop
ij Hudson Frederick, butcher
3 Danby R. & Co. provision dealers
5 Wright Mrs.' Susannah Elding, to-
bacconist 8e confectioner
749 Heslop William Hy. linen draper
1 1 Hind Goo. tailor, outfitter k hosier
13 Barker Mrs. Sophia, confectioner
15 Pearson Isaac, linen draper
17 Wright 'Hmy, butcher
lure are West st. ^ Prospect st
NORTH SIDB.
3 Young k Akrigg, ironmongers
4 Whitehead E. k Son, excursion k
tourist agents
6 Kempling William, pianoforte seller
8 Guy George, plumber k gasfitter
10 Cliff James Coverdale, sewing ma-
chine dealer
12 Wagner Anthony, watchjcclock maker
14 Waddington Robert, stationer kc
18 Winch John, painter k decorator
so Rowbotham George William, hosier
Carlton street, Neaington, Hesde rd^
■AST SIDB.
I Lawson Abraham, shopkeeper
Wkslbtan Methodist Chapel
23 Wilkinson William, market gardener
7s Smithson Frederick, greengrocer
90 Southcoate Frederick Wm. cowkeeper
WEST SIDE.
19 Hackner Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
S3 Robertshaw Frederick, shopkeeper
OaroUne place, Caroline street to
Charles st.
sotrm 8IDB.
1 Peat Henry, plumber
2 Hardy Charles, master mariner
3 Bentley James, loan agent
4 Bennett Henr}-, butcher
5 Fragnul Mathow
6 Chapman John
8 Jackson Robert
9 Peart John Jackson
Close Henry, lath render
Askwith Henry C. cabinet maker
Matsere Daniel, wood carver
Batchelor Thomas, painter
Brentano James Ouvert, joiner
16 Cooke Robert
19 Thornton William
20 Procter Francis, blacksmith
31 Bell George Holmes
33 Middlebrough John
33 Clarridge John, raff merchant
24 Blyth Mrs
35 Drewery Alfred, commission agent
, here is Cluirlea st
soirrH SIDB.
Cannon Street Playground 30
Rose,Downs k Thompson, engineers, 31
mUlwrights, boiler k hydraulic 33
press makcr8,iron Jc brass foimders ' 34
&c. Old foundry. See advert ' 35
here ia Protidencepl. '36
17 Croft John Henry, beer retailer 1 37
here is Cannon lane 138
Hull Forge Co. iron manufactors. kc. I39
George Whitehead, manager 40
here is hlizaheth's place 43
39 Shaw George, beer retailer 43
here is St. Paul'sjt 44
KOBTH SIDB. 45
Anderson Mrs. Annie Elizabeth, fish 46
carer (Graham's place) 47
Anderson Ben. k Geo. asphalters 49
4 Bronghton Geo. Fredk. undertaker 50
6 Stones John, joiner 53
10 Blackburn Mrs. Mar)-, shopkeeper 54
Smith William, beer retailer 55
30 Caselton Charles, refreshment rooms 56
NORTH SIDE.
Reeder Edward, music teacher
Haslam Mrs
Gbrey John, master mariner
Sharpe John, grocer
Williams Jas. Moore, custom ho.oflicer
Sanderson John
Melton Wm. Townsend, mas. mariner
Atkinson John
Hobson Robert, builder
Tretherway William
Bennington Edwin, master mariner
ToogoodMra
Cape Mrs
Mather Joseph
Tinsley William Smith
Hendry John Henry, master mariner
Stewart George John
Mortimer Richard, lighter owner
WQkinson ^oelina Joseph, joiner
Briggs Mrs. Harriet, lodging home
Broadhead George
BoddyMiss r^r^t^]^
Digitized by VjOOV It.
38 CAR— CAV
CABOum PLACB — eotitinued.
57'Raston William
57 Aahton Frank Chambers
58 Backrath Joseph
59 Humphrey Mrs
Oarollne street, Worship «t. to
to iVew jCmg at.
WKST SIDE..
{Hammond Wm.Hy.chm8t.fe<lrgg;«t
Post & Monbt Obdsb Ofpicb &
Savings Bank
i^ Easterbrook Nicholas Jamea, joiner
3 Hoakiu Charles J. draper
here ia Caroline pi
4 Cooper Richard Wiaeman, sargeon
5 Searle Mrs
6 Drant George,hoTehound beer brewer
here in £ethelpl.
9 Wardle John, cooper
here it Francis st. east
11 Chapman Thomas, grocer
13 Torpey James, tailor
13 Leathley George, fmiteirer
15 BaSord George, tin plate worker
16 Campbell William, earthemvare dlr
here is Alicia st
17 Hand jerd John, hair dresser
18 Howe John, old clothes dealer
19 Brentano Jas. Calvert, beer retailer
19I Marks John, boot maker
here are Seform ^ Scott sts
EAST SIDB.
33 Ward George, ruUy ownfer
33 Tindale Mrs. Juha Caroline, old
clothes dealer
36 Wtuttin^ham John, shopkeeper
27 Smith Richard, grocer
38 Conyers G«orge, paper hanger
39 Johnstone Christopher, fishmonger
30 Fletcher Mrs. Ehzabetb, famitnre
broker
31 Ladd John S. hair dresser
32 Thirsk John Wilson, bacon factor
34 & 35 Stephenson Edward B. draper
hereisNew Gearije si
35 Huber Francis Joseph, beer retailer
36 Grondy William, hair dresser
37 Abbey Mrs. Maria Ann, jeweller
38 Drewcry William, fishmonger
39 Blackburn John Edward, hosier
40 Askam John Fairbnm, grocer
41 Woodcock William, butcher
43 & 43 Walgate George Henry, grocer
Higgins Thomas, brush manufacturer
Carr lane. Si. John st. ^ WaUr-
house la. to Anlaln/rd.
SODTR 8IDB.
I Cook Edward John, hosier
3 Wokes & Ellis, chemists & drtiggists
3 Spink John, butcher
BrookeslcCo.bt.bshoereprs.1 \ „
ChafferThomas,com factors t ^ueen
Leeds Thomas, stationer, 3 >.^»°*»
BeU Mrs. Miriam, berUn ( V"^^'
wool repository 4 ) ""S*
ID Hughes James Robert, tailor
Bridges Harrj-, carriage builder
Freeman Wm. architect &■».,,._,
snrreyor / ^°^^
Proctor Wm. Jsph. ticket f ™*™"
writer ) "*™
12 Chaplin Misses B. k M. Berlin wool
repository
13 Simpson James B. boot & shoe maker
14 The JReeent p.h. Richard Darden
15 Reynolds Daniel, saddler
16 Sowerby Daniel R. livery stables
17 Chant Geoi^e J. watch & clock ma
Ginnett's Circus
Black Horse p.h. Jas. Alfred Brigham
Matthews J. & Co. cabinet makers
Caine John Jsph. glass k china dealer
Jackson William, gnxset
.kere are Ocean fi. ^ SauA st
trOSTR SIDB.
39 Hirst Henry, auctioneer
40 Bridges Samuel Martin, shoe maker
41 * 43 Gay Chas. Napoleon, hair dresser
43 Ostler George, tailor
44 Riehaidson Henry, sfaeU fish merchnt
STREETS.
45 Mason George E. music seller
47 Downs Alien k Co. rope & twine
manufacturers
43 Marsh Mrs. Mary Susan, milliner
49 White Horse p.h. Henry Brigham
51 Collins Henry, pawnbroker
53 Smith John F. lead, glass kc. mars
53 Kirby George, furniture dealer
54 Whitaker Mrs. Ami Mary, toy dealer
55 Reader Thomas Alfred, tobacconist
56 Stoves Thomas, shell fish dealer
57 Jackson Walter R. linen draper &c
58 Cook Robert, bookseller
60 O'ConneU James, beer retailer
here is Chariot st
61, 63, 63 & 64 Bamett Barney, pawn-
broker, clothier kc
65 Coopland William, furniture deialer
66 Baxter Miss Emma, shopkeeper
67 Ussher Mrs. C. A. tobacconist
68 Jennison George, oil k lamp dealer
69 Gordon Mrs, S. Ji berlin wool depdt
70 Hall Mrs. Jane, toy dealer
71 Curtis Frank Ford
73 Stuart Daniel, optician
73 Clarke Walter G eorge, merchant
tailor, clothier, hatter & outfitter
, here is Engine st ,
[hull ]
Cangihey atxaet. Spring hank. Colonial
St. 4' Windsor St. to Park st.
KOBTR SIDE.
I Porter Miss
3 Johnson Miss
3 Plnnuner George
8 Wray David
9 Pearson Watson
10 Smith William
h*rtitParktt
II
5 "
Carr street, ^mtt rt.
3 Stubbin George, shoe maker
. Mere are George's place ^ Wilsm tvib.
Relief Office (Sculcoates Union),
John Clapham, 1 relieving
Thomas Winter, ) oflHoers
here is Marsh st
Wesleyan Sunday School
Castto street, Myton gate. to Myton
place ^ Waterhouse lane.
NOBTR SIDE.
here is Junction Sock side
I Commercial hotel, Abel Drewery
3 Hall Saml. tobacconist k news agent
3 Simpson James k Sons, painters &c
Mullineanx Chas. N.fruit mer.^
Hull Marine Fireman's Asso-
ciation, C.Jf.Mulllneau3(,sec.
Sailors' Protection Society, C.
N. MuUineanr, secretary
Strangers' Rest for Foreign
Seamen,
4 Anderson Thomas, ironmonger
5 Ferraby John, fruiterer
6 Cowburn Charles, hatter
7 Earl de Grey tavern, Bobt. P. Dunn
8 Smith Thomas, bricklayer
9 Sadrpn Thos. engineer & ironfonnder
9 J Cross Thomas, furniture broker'
here is Smith's pi
10 Myers k Saunders, provision dealers
1 1 Marshall James, beer retailer
12 Parker Mrs. Caroline, eating bouse
13 & 14 Tesseyman John, fishmonger
15 Tinley William David, fruiterer
16 Biggins Richard, glass & china dealer
jiere are Castle place ; Waterhouse
lane ; Myton place ^ Commercial road
SDCTH aicB.
Holy Trinity Burial Grotmd
King Jesse, plumber kc
Robinson Henry, boat builder
Jadcson Charles, ship smith
Snowden Robert, photographer 4c
Coates John, mast k block maker
Woodall William, shoeing smith
Morris Hy. Robinson, furniture broker
Barton John, boat builder
Barker Thomas, furniture broker
Dock Company's Wood Ic Stone Yard
Ross Francis k Thos. ship chandlers
«,«...,..«,. .Aff'c is Railvjaj/ st
Customs Free Goods Office
MoTsn&Sanderson,ship owners
k brokers
Holderness SteamShipCo. Lim.
Shaw Thompson & Co. oil mere
sj
^1
^1
Catherine street, WincolndU.
I Drant John, shopkeeper&beer retailer
here is Aldlorough street
II Larder William, shopkeeper
here is Scott street
SOCTTH SIDE.
16 Lax Charles, teacher of music
17 Dnrkin Miss Annie, dress maker
18 Lalor John, custom house officer
19 Grasby Mrs. Joseph
30 Grasby Mrs. Bict^rd
31 HuttoQ Mrs
33 Good Mrs
33 Thomson Bev.Bobt. [Congregational]
34 Larard Thoe. Tredk. supt. of cargoes
35 Ellerbeck Wm. commission agent
36 Drinkall Thomas, commercial trav
37 Blakey Mrs
Cava sti«et, Stepney.
SOUTH SIDE.
I Bnrstall John, shoe maker
5 Whittaker Miles, shoe maker
6 Dixon Charles ^re, coal dealer
7 Green George, diapel luqter
13 Desbois Clement
13 Hodsman Thomas Nicholson, joiner
14 Wilde Thomas & Sons, slaters
wade William Henry
'15 Rymer John, ginger beer maker
16 Adams Chas. F. ale fc porter mer
17 De Lacy John David, painter k
paperhanger
here is Kate's ter
18 Cr««h George, shopkeeper
30 Smitn Charles, tailor
SI Williamsrai Thoma8,eommercial trav
33 Coombs Mrs. Amelia, milliner
33 Coombs George, scboohnaster
33 Wawn Miss
34 Elsom John Henry, market gardener
35 Farrow Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments
36 Elston Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
hereisParkrd
here are Park grove ^ Park rd
Goodricke
terrace
NOETH SIDE.
I Kirk WiUiam, ha^ k straw dealer
3 Oliver George Williagi, paperhanger
3 Homer John Edward, general d^er
here is Cave ter.
4 Thorpe Bethel, shopkeeper
7 Trowill George, builder
9 Thom William
Malcolm John, 5^
Bennington William, 6 {
Hollings Mrs. Sarah
Ann, dress maker, 8 I
Hewson Richard, 10 J
lA, Trout John Ridgill
SA, Warren John Robert, gas inspector
Jones Mrs. s ) Park
Pickering Mrs. 53 terrace
3A, Halmshaw Tom
5A, Townsend Samuel, commercial trav
6a, Chivers Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
Jc beer retailer
4 Skinner Wm. Thos. commercial trav
Thompson Henry, park gardener
(10 Park avenue)
7A, Kirman Walter
8a, Wales George Elam
Methodist New Oonnezi6n Sunday
Schoor
10 Smith Edwin
1 1 Savill Joseph Carill
Bond Mrs.
Martin Miss,
Nicholson John Thomas,
liayfleld Robert, commer-
cial traveller.
Hebblewhite Cturles, .
Digitized by VJVJ
U!:
Poplar
grove
C
[bull.]
OBTvndlah aqvaxe, Margaret st.
1 Odell Bev. John [Baptist]
3 Curtis George B.N. surgeon
3 Aston Samnel
3 Aston William Pearce
4 Shaw Mrs
5 Wales Mrs
6 £leston Mrs. Laaretta, professor of
music k dancing
7 Blyth Bobert
8 Storry George
9 Smith Oswald
10 Smith Mrs
11 Thompson Frederidc Charles
13 Hnlbert Henrjr Ernest
13 Denby Miss Julia, ladies' school
15 ScbeningMrs
16 Prankish Miss
17 Watsoo Ber. Wm. Jsph.mized sebool
17 Daniell William Henry
18 Smith William
30 Bellamy Nichcdson William
21 Bolton Joseph Tamer
■33 Barker WaUis Cleavling
^ Gnnnell William Anderson
■2^ Dawson Mrs. Harriet, apartments
COuUk lane, HatU rd. J/ewingtm.
Blaekbonm Bobert
Craven Thomas, marine store dealer
MovDTth Joseph, grocer
Ashley Mark, brick maker
Yokes Bobert, brick k tile manofr
Peacock John
Wright William, mariner
Stather George
Ferguson Jomi, rope maker
Stnbley Obadiali, nre wood merohant
Mdbonme John, insurance agent
Gordon Alfred, i ■) Newing-
Hammond Chas. Fisher, 2 > ton
Freeman Bobert, 3J avenue
- hen is Anlaby rd.
Hull Wagon Works Co. (The) Lim,
(John Boss, secretary)
Potter Bichard, master mariner
(Hawthorn vilte)
STREETS.
Qiftvnwil atxeat, Wilinmgton.
Straker Benjamin, mllyma'n
3 Jackson Mrs. Amelia, shopkeeper
Mffls Thomaj, shopkpr 3 ) TjowarH".
Beckett John, firewood J.«'"f»"J"
dealer, 4 ) ™'
here is ^limsoU ter
17 Longstaff William, shopkeeper
Ashton John, rullynuut
here is Danaom la
Victoria tavern, Samuel Tate
Corporation Yard
Dermady Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
(Ann's place)
Finan Mrs. Margaret, '\
shopkeeper, i (William's
Gibson John, second- f place
hand clothes dealer, 2 J
Snow William, marine store dealer
Brogden James, shopkeeper
QAV— CHA 39
Chapel lane, Hii/h it.
4 Turgoose Mrs. Hannah, school
5 & 6 Fallowfield Christopher John,
pawnbroker
i Fenner Joseph Henry & Co. machine
band k strapping, fire k ship hose
manufacturers kc See advert
Hewitt Charles Edward, engineers'
factor k mill furnisher
Harrison's Almshouses,
B. G. Smith, sec
Eyre Charles, hair dresser
Gee's Almshouses,
R. G. Smith, sec
13 Grapes p.H. Thomas Johnson
14 Wnkinson John Wilfred, plumber &
glazier
16 Taylor Mark, printer
17 Bucknell Geor^ hair dresser
• here m Lockis ^ '..
18 Co(A Alfred, frm'terer
Pearson A. E. & Co. ship brokers
19 Kirk William, printer
:3o Brameld William Geo. compounder,
k british wines,cordia1s & aerated
water manufacturer. See advert
Screeton, Wardell & Co. stationers k
bookbinders (Paternoster row)
V 1: 31 Metcalfe Thomas R. tinman &
brazier.
Kirk John, book binder
Burton Brewery Co. Limited,
E. Arnold, agent
33 Foster Wm. John, shopkeeper
37 Davison Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
OhapelatrMtt jPcn^on «t.
Lloyd Benjamin k 8(Ri,carriage bldr*
Stratford k HuUett,aabinet manfctrs
Briglin Stephen, shc^keepef
hertis IMAe Qhoh street
SMahonyUrs. tbryAdn, shopkeeper
Ohazlot street, Can- la. to Carlisle at.
WEST SIDB.
I Riseam Joseph, watch maker
a Darling Henry & Co. painters k
paper hangers
3 Wright Charles Henry, ironmonger
here is Paragon st
5 Gray William, tailor k draper
6 Redfeam k Son, builders
6 Freeman, Hardy k Willis Limited,
boot k shoe maken
7 Jubb Edward, chemist k druggist
8 Tenniswood k Co,boot & shoe dealers
here is Hope st
9, 10, II jc 13 Harbmd William k Co.
linen diapers
13 Booth Henry, fishing rod maker
14 Davis Mrs. Annie, milliner.
here is Hjrten eomrt.
15 TatberThos.printr.&pictnrefnniiefiia
16 Grapes p.H. Mrs. Ann Hobson
here is Ebenexerpl
17 Bnrton Mrs. Martha, fishmonger
18 Colley James, bookseller k stationer
here is Provide»ce square
19 Bead Bichnrd Long, confectioner
30 Rhodes Edwin, baby linen depdt
31 Hayes Richard, brush maker
33 Ayre William, provision dealer
here is Mountain's square,
33 Meek Edward, beer retauer
...here are Carlisle at. ^ Wtdtham st...
EAST SIDE.
36 Brown Edward Elliott, seedsman
37 Lincoln Jo. Thos. chemist k druggist
38 Wood Tom, butcher
here la MedlofSt
39 Parrott Joseph, toiler & hatter
30 Saalfeld Henry, hair dresser
31 Hayes Samnel, tripe dresser
32 BarborBenjamin, confectioner, whole-
sale k retail
33 Bnrkitt k Saunderson, painters Ice
34 Taylor William, dyer k cleaner ■
35 Stillwell William, cabinet midcer
36 Baron John Robert, com factor
37 Stonehouse Richardson, bread k Vis-
cuit baker
38 Futty Thomas, tailor jc hatter
39 Varley Richard, hair dresser
40 Gunnee Samuel, chemist
41 Bradley Walter, fish k game dealer
42 Thyer James, chemist k druggist
43 Allman Edward, boot maker
44 Edwards James, refreshment house
45 Musk Mrs. Sarah, fruiterer & green'
grocer
46 Shorley John, pork butcher
here is Watervorks st
43A, k 44 Fowler Jas. Jesse, hair dresser
45 Stockdale Wm. Geo. E. cabinet makr
46 Smith John Fras. plumber k gas fittr
4 Scmtin John Wm. boot k shoe maker
5 Shearsmith Mis. Mary, tripe dresser
5'i Andrews Mathew, batcher
6 Shaw Wardy chemist k druggist.
7 Smith Joseph, baker k confectioner
8 Hawkes Mrs. Elizabeth, baker k
confectioner
9 Bnssel John Green, tobacconist
10 Shaw Henry, beer retailer
11 Crabber Sampson, china dealer
laMidgley Mrs. Ann & Son, t>oot k
shoe manufacturers
13 Seal Frederick, furniture broker
14 Pearson John, dyer
15 Hopper Joseph, plumber k glazier
16 Brown Henry, pianoforte tuner
17 Shinfield John &; W. tea merchants
18 Spring Mrs. Eliza, confectioner
19 Gowie Alexandra S. grocer
so Bowen James, fishmonger
31 Dale John, fruiterer
here it Wright at
3IA, Fussey Thomas, general dealer
33 Sharpe John, grocer
34 Nottingham John, watch maker
25 Nassau Charles, tailor
26 Bromby George, stationer k printer
37 Brown John, hatter
38 k 39 Mews Henry, butcher
30 Curtis Thomas, confectioner tec
31 Jubb Henry, linen draper
33 Holmes John, provision dealer
33 Hagestadt Mrs. Sarah Ann, baker &c
here is Francis st. meat
35 WigfieldGeo. sewing machine repairer
36 W(Mdmansey Edwin, baker
38 Gott Thomas, fruiterer
39 Peanerle Frederick, pork batcher
Leppard Mrs. Maria, day school (5
Ann's place)
40 Clark John, haberdasher
41 Wright Mrs. Eliza, toy dealer
....here are Sayvell it. ^ Floatr'e pi.,...
43 Burton William, butcher
44 Chuooine Charles, tobaoconist
45 Melburn John, oil & lamp dealer
46 Nittinger Liider Christian, tailor
47 Morris John, com factor
48 Watson Thomas, confectioner
40 Wilkinson Thomas, batcher
here are Cvtfyigham pi. # Waterloo at.
Oharlea street, Jarratt atreet to Water-
loo St.
. WBST snjB.
t Ansty Bros, drapers
a Brooks Jc Co. shoe maker
3 Beaumont I^ewis, bntdier
here is Cottingham ter
50 Ezley Thomas, tobacconist
51 Boon Mrs. Rebecca, fishmonger
hare is Reform st
53 Powell Jonathan, grocer
54 GrindaU WiUiam, chemist
here is Alicia st
55 Padgett Robert, grocer
56 Walker John, dyer
57 Bell James William, butcher
here is Francis at
58 County hotel, Alfred Greasley
59 Martin John, boot k shoe maker
60 Dows William, linen draper
hereis Carolinapl
61 BygottMrs. Harriet, pawnbroker
63 Carlton Geo. Westerdale, cabinet ma
63 Swift Michael Franci8,hosier k glover
64 Newton Thos. bookseller k stationer
65 Newmarch Edward
66 Parrish George, provision dealffir
here is King st
67 Wood William, tlshmonger
67 Best Frederick W.painter k deooratr
68 Draper Joseph, taiLr
69 Lee Henry, watch maker k jeweller
70 Campbell John, boot k shoe maker
71 Bateman Miss Eliza, milliner
73 Smith Benjamin, grocer
73 Johnstone Henry
74 Crapper William, watch maker
75 Sadker Misses Maria 1e Amelia, dress
maker
76 Procter Mrs. Ann, dress maker
here is John st
77 OonUUnnith Edward Charles
79 Bridge Janms O. commission agent
81 Bowser Miss
8a PhflliM Vxt, Elnabeth.. Ipdaws, ho
Digitized by '
40 CHA— CHn
Chables stheet — continued.
Vfjuj. LsTrsB Box
83 Dixon Jacob, cabinet maker
84 Winter Robert, livery stables
here is Jarratt It
Charlotte ■traet,
Georye street to Bridge st.
nohth side.
I Camley Henry k.d. sargeon
a Youne People's Christian & Literary
Instltate, Geo. Raven, W. R. Sal-
mon, C. Richardson, k 3. Field-
bonse, hon. sees. ; W. B. Dnggleby,
librarian
3 Ilond John F. oogtnmier
4 Hnll, Barnsley & West Riding Junc-
tion Railway & Dock Co.
J. Daniell, sec
6 Egginton John i.r
7 Lunn William Joseph 11. D. surgeon
8 Walker Miss
9 Rockliffe William Craven M.A., H.B.
physician
10 Seward Tom, timber merchant
11 Lamb & Lidiard, surgeons
II Lidiard Sydney R
13 Lewis Rev. J. T. u.A. [vicar of St
John's]
14 Hansen Miss
15 Queen's hotel, John Rost
16 & 41 Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. cabinet
makers,decorators i paper hangers
17 Foresters' Hall, Benj. Vear, hall keepr
18 Tate John
19 Monroe k Aikman, surgeons
here is Bourne st.
ao Dixon Thomas Grill, publisher
32 Dack Henry, lodging house
33 Butterill Henry, lodging hooss
35 Lacy Captain
36 Gresswell Forman, auctioneer
37 Hopper Joseph, tailor
37 Hopper Mrs. Sarah, stay maker
....here are Paradise row ^ Bridge st ....
SOUTH SIDE.
39 Curtis Alfred, confectioner
30 Smithson Jas. Scholey, pork butcher
McTHODtST Nkw'Connexion Ckapel
30A, Fry Fred, furniture broker
31 Morley Matthew, butcher
3a Smith Henry, pilot
33 Fraser Joseph, apartments
34 Gant'John, shopkeeper
35 FrenneauxMrs.Mary,tin plate worker
36 Wood John, wood turner
40 Nelson Jorgen, baker
41 & 16 Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. mattress
manufacturer
here is Clifford st
43 Storry Joseph Elliott, plumber
44 Belton Thomas Storey
45 Kessen Andrew Emerson, surgeon
46 Hanwell William, academy
45A, 46A, k 47 Forster k Andrews,
organ builders
48 Lucas & Aird, contractors
49 Nassau William Thomas H
jo Siasons William A
SoJCamley k Qnicke,8urgeons(Sargery)
51 Qnicke Thomas Joseph
52 Hopper James Alfred, apartments
53 Kjoldstrom Oscar
54 FeethamThomas, private family hotel
55 Thompson William
57 Scholey Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging house
57 White Henry John
58 De-La-Fole Lodge of Freemasons (No.
' 1605), Justus Bnrdall
59 Hoskisson Mrs. Annie, apartments
OhaxIott« temtce, Walmsleg st.
3 Chapman James, boot maker
5 Jackson Thomas, tailor
Ohsrterhouse lane, TFinmlmlee.
Kemp Rev. Henry William B.A.
[master of Charter House]
here is Wiacolmlee
II Bamby John William, painter
Charter House,
Kev. Hy. Wm. Kemp B.A. master
STREETS.
1 14 Brodrick John Henry, maltster
15 Carr Michael, grocer
Cheapalde grovea, Geteland st.
Hartley, Brewer Ic Co. oil refiners
SmedleyG.& Son, nail manufacturers
Hawley R, R, oil refiner
Hepton George, coal dealer
G(ood Edirard, builder
Jennison Robert Suddaby, cooper
Allen James, shopkeeper
Webber William, firewood dealer
Oheanut ayenoe, St. John's Wood,
Queen's rd.
Chivers Samuel
Martin John Frederick
Throstle Fred
Flockton John Eeniwell
Crawforth George (Chesnut house)
Arnold Charles
Adamson Robert, insurance agent
Cooper Samuel Joseph
here is Railway bridge
Temple Joseph (Falmerston house)
here is De Grey street
[hull.]
ChUtem at. Newington, Selhy st.
NOBTH SIDE.
7 Howell John Henry, shopkeeper
39 Clark William, cowkeeper
31 Hopkins Walter, shopkeeper
43 Gray James, boot k shoe maker
51 Knott John, shopkeeper
69 Ashton Thomas, shoe maker
SOUTH SIDE.
4 Solly Stephen, fishmonger
33 Jenkins Miss Jessie, dress maker
44 Gilchcist John Hildred, shopkeeper
46 Billington Miss Emily, dress maker
98 Adcock Lewis, shopkeeper
130 Cundill James, shopkeeper
138 Airey George, boot k shoe maker
150 Whittaker James, shopkeeper
Cholmley at. Boultwtrd, Anlaby rd.
Everett James (Clare cottage)
I Bradley William Clark
3 Shay William, pilot
3 Gale Robert
4 Jordan James
5 Midgley Joseph, master mariner
Jiere is Constable st
Ohxiat Ohnroh at. Worship st.
3 Eelsey Charles, bricklayer
4 Dixon Mrs. Emma, lodging house
5 Grassam Thomas
6 Cumpston Watson
Chriatopher atreet, Francis street.
a Palmer Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
here is Wd>ster square
4 Tnlly Mrs. Nancy, shopkeeper
here is Alicia st
here is Seform st
9 Hillam William, shopkeeper
here is Drain side
35 Withers Mrs. Sarah, marine store dlr
Tujmard Christopher William, baker
Clmzoh lane, High st. to Market st.
I Cartvrright Robert, shopkeeper
3 McKee Henry, shoe maker
here is JacJ^s passage
Fattjson James, chimney sweeper (4
Jack's passage)
6, 7, 8 & 9 Coulthard John, importer of
wines k spirits
hire is Vnion court
Budkin Joseph, chimney sweeper (8
Union court)
10 Pickles Joseph, ticket writer
1 1 Morton James, boot & shoe maker
13 Brown Frederick, greengrocer
13 Wright Harriet Mrs. shopkeeper
14 Whitlam Robert, fishmonger
16 Vann George Sprigg, ticket writer
17 Market tavern, WuTiam Hurst
38 Hampton Robert, fruiterer
39 Derby inn, Wilbum Johnson
33 Richardson Wm. pro^-ision merchant
33 Juno tavern, William Couldrey
37 Hoskins Philip k Son, brass founders
& gas fitters
38 Crawforth Miss Ann, shopkeeper
39 Copestake, Hughes, Crampton k Co.
general London warehouse
Harry Spratt, manager
Chnroh atieet, Drypool.
SOUTH SIDE.
36 Fitzgerald James, shopkeeper
36 Wood James, greengrocer
38 Parrott John, shoe maker
40 Johnson Geo. shopkeeper
44 WooUer John Metcalf, furniture brkr
46 Stancer John & Sons, plumbers kc
, here is Haikes st
Wesleyan Sunday School
53 Cross George, clothes dealer
54 Moxon Joseph, shopkeeper
58 Smithson Thomas, butcher
here ii Wentworth st.
63 k 64 Lamb Thos. Benj. haberdasl^er
70 Shaw Edward, greengrocer
here is Prior st.
72 Bontoft John William, grocer
74 Clipson Paul, fishmonger
76 Newcombe Wilson, shopkeeper
78 Bagaley Herbert, shopkeeper
80 Lion p.H. Edwd. Hamilton Thompson
here is Feather la
82 Wilson Mrs. Sarah Ann,clothes deair
88 Smith William, ^wrk butcher
89 Scott George Lucas, joiner &c
90 Newmarsh Thomas, shoe maker
9a Meanwell John, provision dealer
94 Strickland Joseph, painter
98 Tebb John, chemist
100 Carr Joseph, fishmonger
Newton William John, provisian dlr
here is Naylors row
NOBTH SIDE.
Smith k Bawling, tailor
Dixon George, butcher
Finn Austin, general merchant
Gaskell John Francis, engineer
Richardson Richard Waits, builder &
contractor
Morrill k Son, shipsmiths
Rippon Ralph, rigger
Butters Thomas, marine stores
Bryson, Jameson k Co. timber mezs
here is St. Quintin ^. ....... .i...
47 Jarman William, grocer
50 Eley John, shopkeeper
55 Moses William Agar, grocer •
here is Stubbin gt ,
57 Keller Joseph, pork butcher
61 Fox William, shopkeeper
here is Alma st
65 Southwick William, hardware dealer
57 Snowden Charles, shopkeeper
here is East st
69 Hebblethwaite Geo. Arthnr, chemist
73 Latua Greorge, furniture broker
here is Wilson st _
75 \^onld Richard, baker
76 Allen Alexander, tobacconist
77 Eeles Miss
here is Hodge st
8i & 83 Dibb Chas.grooer&provision dlr
86 BoydMrs. Charlotte, straw bonnet ma
93 Raven Henry, butcher
here is yitylors TOW
OhtiToh atreet. Sculcoates.
WEST SIDE.
Woodhead Aukland, coach builder
here is Wilkinson's ter ,
3 Cade William, hair dresser
4 Wright Samuel William, pawnbroker
5 Flowers Henry Milson, shopkeeper
Sculcoates Central hotel, George Dicfc
here are Green la. ^ Lincoln st.
6 American Fresh Meat Co. butchers
9 Reed Thomas, tin plate worker
10 Burton Thomas, furniture broker
11 Splaw Bone f.h. Thomas Pollaid
13 (Uaiet Charles Thompson, greengrcr
14 Mackinder Mrs. Sarah, dress maker
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[holu]
15 Fentoo lira. Annie, flahmonger
Think Thomas, seed cnuber
Biker Bto& ft Co. greaae makers
here u Bnmleg st.
15 Lee Jamea, shopkeeper
17 Wnght James, shoe maker
....... Jl€r< u Kingston eomrt.
19 Adams Benjamin, shopkeeper
33 Syit Ingram, ereencrooer
ken i* Pronikne4 pi.
3$ Brnnming Edwin Hy. provision dealt
hereu Cumberland st
lureit Oxford it
36 Whincop Hra. Mary Ann,*hopkeeper
37 Bamett William, netrs agent
39 Ladlow Albert, shopkeeper
43 Mason Jacob, shopkeeper
Jureii York tt -..
44 Greenwood Mrs. Sarah, beer retailer
45 Barker Hiss Susan, shopkeeper
.... — hers u Jt^'spl,
57 Lorel Joseph, shoeing smitJi
Storry, M'itty k Co. paint & color
warehouse
here is Smnn sL
56 Greenbead John, paper hanger
57 Brooks Robert Lee, grooer
59 Seolooates New inn, Robert Linsley
Scnlooates Folice Station, Thomas
Pickering, snperintendent
61 Hodsson William, shopkeeper
here are Plummer'i ouildings,
Francis pi. ^ Unionpl
74 iiimpsoa Henr)-, tallow merchant
here are Ann's pi. Sobifuon's
buildings ^ George's pl.,.„
73 Bicfaards John, brass founder
......t here is Sarah'spl.
82 Booth Thomas, grocer Jco
here is Samuel's pi
86 Potter James, tin plate worker
87 Dog Jc Dock p.H. Philip Wood
here is I'orkst
Old Greenland Fishery p.H. George
Johnson
Blue Ribbon Gospel Army
hen are Abrahani'i bmldings.
91 Knight Henry, pork batcher
here is Maria's pi
...Jure art George pi. ^ Emtnaeourt
97 Cooltons Hra. Ann Eliza, shopkeeper
99 Holland Albert, cooper
100 Wilson John, millwright
hereisO:^ordst.
107 Baoe Bentenun, draper
!hereis Leo pi
here art CnnAerlaad st. 4 Bgginton lane.
Gray William, seed crusher
Ship's Hold P.H. Jamea Smith
Major J<rfm Clarkson, tar distiller
West William Fisher, steam miller ius
Scnlooates Station, North Eastern
(Victoria Railway Branch),
Tho6.Hy.Shipman,station mast
Strachan M. k Son, cool merchants
Joy William A Song, seed crnshers
Stoart k Gregson, seed crushers
Holmes Thomas k Sons, tanners
Pearson Jc Bailey, seed crushers
Seaton John Love, tar k tnrpentina
distillera
English's Fktent Camphine Co.
John Love Seaton, manager
here is Air si
St. Mabt's Chubch
......... ^....A«i-e is Bankside
KAST SIDB.
St. Mary's School
Freeman Robt. sand k lime mercht
CoUinaon Robert, cool merchant
ItekH.ftCo.cement k plaster mnfrs
Gray William, seed cmsber
130 Bainea k Porter, tallow preparers
PearscHi k Bailey, seed croabers
MargisoD k Co. aeed cmahers
Stout k Qttgtao, aaed crashers
EUenfaaw J<mii ftSons^seed croshara
Eyre k Co. seed crnsbers
Hamilton John M. k Co. oilmer-
ehanta iEc.(ScalooateaBridge wks)
::.,Mert it Senlcoalei Sew Bridge.
STREETS.
150 storry. Witty k Co. whitiog Jt paint,
Tarnish Ic color manofactarers
Storry George William, coal mer-
chant k wharfinger
Simpson k Halone, sand merchants
156 Willows, Holt k Willows, seed
crashers
157 Virtue Francis, manager
159 Ferry Boat tavern, David Davis
160 Holmes John, tobacconist
161 Collinson John Robert, boat builder
i6a Mills Frederick, pork butcher
163 Naylor Wm.second hand clothes dlr
167 Tudor Jc Sons, white lead k paint
manufacturers
168 Selby John, butcher
EUershaw John & Sons, seed crushers
Duke of Cumberland p.h. August
Wolffe
Carr Wm. brick Ic sand merchant
Aer« is Wincolmlee
Clarenoe atreet. Garrison tide.
NOBTH SIDE.
I Derfler Aaron, picture frame maker
5 Harrison Joseph, shoe maker
here is Garrison side.
SODTH SIDE.
Ward Homas, tailor
Bottomley William, beer retailer
OUrendon atreet. Spring Bank to
Londesborough st.
EAST SIDE.
I Kennington Misses Susan Eliza-
beth, dress maker
3 Peters John
3 Lyne John Edward
4 NichoUs William
5 Bnrwell Thomas
6 Smith John William
7 Robinson Mrs. Frances, ladies' school
3Turgoose William, ship's steward
Lotherington Thomas H. travell-
ing draper
here is JEbenezer ter >
Stephenson Mrs. Mary, dress maker
(3 Ebenezer terrace)
'. hereia Luther s ter,
iSi Fanning Mrs. Janet, shopkeeper
7 Steele Matthew, butcher
8 Jenkins Wm. Henry, chief engineer
10 Pegden NicholasEdwd. chief engineer
11 Wdker Mrs. Mary, apartments
13 HarrisonThos. inspector of telegraphs
14 Stevinson Mark, tailor
here is Vauitan ter.
16 Littlejohn William
17 Rayward Robert, master mariner
18 Moonsor Miss Annie, dress maker
19 Franks James
here is Isabella'i ter.
so Cox Benjamin, ship's steward
sii Dibb Herbert Emanuel, joiner
sif Tipple George, joiner
33 East Joseph, shopkeeper
Oglesby Parker, chief officer (4 Elm
Tree Bank terrace)
34 Brown Mrs. Mary EUzh. shopkeeper
35 Leonard Benjamin, wharfinger
37 Wirth Mrs. Frances, apartments
Jtere is CoUingwood ter
30 Hudson John
31 Hawksworth Wm. comrcL traveller
33 Blackith Stavely William
33 Smillie Thomas, chief engineer
34 Bates Albert William
36 Walker Mrs
37 Beilby John
38 Hewitt Jacob Charles, shopkeeper
Rowson Mrs. Helen, dress maker (3
Fanny's terrace)
44 Brown Henry
here are Londesborough st. ^
Clarendon st south
WEST SIDE.
46 Wing Joaeph, master mariner
47 Smiul Mrs
48 Brooks Thomas
49 Cooper Robert
50 Haselden Charles, chief engineer
51 Johnson Thomas, joiner
CLA— CLE 41
5a VickersJ8ph.Hargreaves,cbief enginr
53 Thompson lliomas Orlando, master
manner
54 Butler Mrs
55 Hopper Marshall
56 Carling Mrs
57 Davis Misa
59 Gleadow Mrs
60 Sharp Mrs
61 Hanson Nedby
63 Carter Henry
63 Watkin Charles
65 Beecroft William
66 Beedham Stephen, painter
67 Richardson John
68 Pepper Thomas
69 Chapman Mrs
70 Lofley John William, pilot
71 Simmons Richard
73 Hagues Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
ttere is Clarendon ter
73 Woodcock John William.beer retailer
74 Whiting William, boot k shoe maker
75 Wright Mrs. Mar}', dress maker
80 Grayson Robert, compositor
83 Newcombe Mrs. Jane, dress maker
86 Craker David
Hunt Thomas (Clarendon house)
here is IFawne st
89 Abey Thomas Winn
.90 Reddish William
S91 Rider James Gray,custom ho. off
^ 93 Blenkin Martin, pilot
> 93 Greig Robert, custom house officer
^95 Dalby Frederick William
'^96 Lee Miss
3 97 Cassons William Henry
S^WataonMiss
100 HindmarchGeo.Wra.cstm. ho. off
Suddaby Mra. Ann, dress-"! o.«;-»
maker, 8 ^£'"8
Walker Mrs. Elizabeth, f JJzl
dress maker, 13 J
Olaxendon at. aouth. Spring bank.
';a Robinson Thomas,^ custom ho. officer
'3 Knowles Edwd. commercial trav
4 Wilkins Thomas
5 Thomlinsoh Matthew
7 Hamlyn Harry
^ 3 Wilson James, custom ho. officer
3 Howden Robt. locomotive foreman
4 Barker Robt. custom house officer
5 6 Smith WiUiam, chief engineer
'S 10 Pyrah Thomas Samuel
ill Robinson William, gardener
9 Crawshaw Samuel, commercial trav
10 Tilley John, superintendent of Xnteg-,
rity Insurance Co
11 Green John, master mariner
Walker Joseph, custom house officer
(8 Derby terrace)
13 Fletcher Mrs
13 Newby Mrs
14I Bray Wm.Grimston, joiner&builder
15 Clark Alfred, chief engineer
, here is Londesborough st
Olevelaiid atraat, Jenning st. Grotts.
WEST SIDE.
I & 3 Stephenson John, cooper
5 Stephenson Samuel, cooper
7 Stephenson Samuel, jun. cooper
9 HopelcAnchorF.H. Mrs. Eliza Stoddart
II Slingsby James, marine store dealer
13 Hall Charles, shopkeeper
15 Jackson Samuel Atkinson, pa wnbrokr
35 Palmer Oillaid, greengrocer
37 Beacher James, lighter owner
39 Barr William George, ^ocer
here is Eagle ter. Limest
37 Clarke George Franklin, baker
39 Jackson Reuben, shopkeeper
Jackson T. k Son, oil mills
Hargreaves Bros. & Co. black lead
manufacturers
here is Wilmington
Digitized by VjUUV IC
42 €LI— dOL
CtBVBLAND STSSET — coKthtaed.
EAST BIDE.
3 Seaton John, shoe maker
4 Webb William Edgar, shopkeeper
8 & lo McGaw Samnel, drymlter
14 Livingston John, grease manufactr
30 Biogden Robert Col^reare, earthen-
ware dealer
36 SchoUar Heugh, batcher
40 Rein Deer f.h. George Graham
5a Rich James, shopkeemr
here is Sitw^l st
^ j Cotton Tree p.h. George Scott
I Scott George, paperhanger
64 Buffey John, draper
lure u Clitapaide,
66 Hwhland Laddie F.R.George Beckett
Wilks James, shopkeeper
72 McKenna 'Wrs. Mary, shopkeeper
76 Bell Richard, shoo maker
Mason Jacob & Sons, farriers&smiths
Kiogston-npon-Hnll Stearine Co.
Limited, Richard Slater, man
Clifford St. Dock tt. to Charlotte at.
I Black Swan p.R. Edwd. Wm-Jobnaon
....here are Clarence ct. ^ Charlotte at....
3 Linton John, french polisher
5 Bamby Francis James, joiner
Clifton atraert, Brunsmek eatate,.
StLisell St. to Harley it.
WEST SIDE.
3 Sawyer Miss Rebecca, dress maker
here is ArliTUftonter.
7 Fox James, reporter
9 Carver William, master mariner
here U Annie's ter
13 Franks William, shopkeeper
15 Richardson James, cnstom ho. officer
17 Hague Robert, custom honse olficer
19 Humphrey Thomas, shopkeeper
hire i» Clifton ter
33 Moore Joseph, painter
37 LotberingtonMjssMaria,dres8 maker
here it:Wanaley ter
33 Brown Mrs
;... here are G'ri*aton ter. Brmtmick
avenue ^ Spivey ter
63 Milnes Thomas, coal dealer
65 Green Wallis, mllyman
69 Kitchen Mrs
71 Ashton Mrs
73 Taylor Austin William, draper
75 Burton Thomas, shoe dealer
liere is Harley st
EAST SIDE.
3 Atkin William, cab owner
4 Holmes Wilson, carrier
10 Webster Hy. horchonnd beer mannfr
}tere is Spive) ter.
• 13 Bailey Robert, bnil(ier
14 Walker Thomas, cowkeeper
16 AjTe John Walter, painter
18) Read Thos. Richard, confectioner
20 Green John Gibson, carrier
32 Hunter Robertson Thos. coal dealer
34 Campbell Cook Wm. baker
36 Davis Thomas, shopkeeper &c
38 Bousfield Henry, plnmber
34 Johnson Josiah, organ toner
38 West Ginoth Frederick
46 Hntt^ William, tax collector
48 Wilkmson John, police inspector
here is Brunsvoick avenue
53 Smith Mrs
54 Dmry Charles, builder
76 Leftley Charles, carrier
here is Harley st
dlftontensoe, Goodwin st.
IS Smith Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper
here is James ter.
17 Addey Mrs. Harriet, beer retailer
36 Thvmdercliff Henry, shopkeeper
here is Clyde ter
Young Wm.shopkeeper (iiClyde ter)
38 Found George, pork butcher ■
48 Gra^- Miss JJioe, dress maker
58 Collier John, Aopkeeper
59 Leahair Alexander, snopkeeper
66 Elvidge William, shopkeeper
Olongli road, Zealand, Sevnieg road
to Stoneferry.
NOBTR SIDE.
Board School (boys)
Hull Church Institute CricketGrdnnd
here is Green la
Wiles William, cowkeeper .
V^rley Mrs. Ann, cowkeeper
Bamby Timothy, cowkeeper '
Thompson John, cowkeeper
Riggle Richard, bricklayer
• Nicholson Jolm, cowkeeper
Waterworks k Baths,
David Maxwell, enghieer
Clough inn, Thomas Bell
ha-e is the Ferry
Collingwood Hy. & Chas. brick manfs
Webster Hy. Thos. horse daughterer
liawson George (Newland grove)
Oobden pL Norfolk st. Beverley rd^
3 Sweeney Mrs
3 Green Robert
5 Fletcher George, boot maker
Cobden plaoe, SctUcoaies.
II Wilkinson Miss Harriet, milliner &c
15 Keston Mrs. Frances, shopkeeper
18 Cooke Alfred, shoe maker
30 West k Hoole, market gardeners
36 PoTsett William, cowkeeper
Coslna at. Great Union st.
Sergeant Joseph, livery stable keeper
Cogan atraet. Great Passage si.
EAST SIDE.
I Thompson Charles, hair dresser
3 Taylor Christopher, fishmonger
5 Wells Emanuel, shopkeeper
7 Builders' hotel, Thomas Bailey
here is Nile st .'
PnxAB LBrTBR Box
13 Soyland Tonnis, fish salesman
19 Warner Enriebnrt, watch k clock ma
19 Simpson Wuliam, chief engineer
31 Needier James, fish curer
35 Hielbron Mrs. Madeline, apartments
39 Stocks Joseph, pilot
31 Hurst Mrs. Mary Ann, apartments
31 Vasmer Conard, fish merchant
33 Dawson William Henry, inspector of
weights & measures
35 Wilbnm Charles, forwarding agent
37 Drasdo Paul Jnlias '
39 Whittick Thomas
Itere is Wood's la
41 Raffold George, cowkeeper
43 Williams Joseph Hartley ,hatr dresser
45 Gash Thomas, shopkeeper
47 Altoft Benjamin, tobacconist
49 Postell John, general dealer
.....here are Turner's htildings
51 Rogers George William, butcher
53 Goforth George, greengnxier
55 Chester Thomas, hair dresser
57 Commercial inn, George Stephenson
Hepton
, here is Edwards pi
59 Bond Demment, beer retailer
59 Westoby Joseph Hind, tobacconist
61 Harrison Miss Ann, shopkeeper -
63 Awty Arthur, master mariner
65 Adam Mrs
67 Robinson Henry
69 Rnsling Thomas, doop broker
71 Myhill William, shopkeeper
73 Clegg Miss Jane, grocer
here is Jrtlliam's pi
77 Parker Geo, bread k biscuit baker
77 Rodgers John, chief engineer
79 Barlwr James, shoe maker -
Si Hotham Mrs
83 Ka^ Isaac Gibbs, house agent
85 Deighton Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
'. here is Kingston st
WEST SIDE.
3 Cross Tom, gasfltter
4 Crowe Thomas, tailor
6 Linn Thomas, chief engliraer
t CoUlor Jobo, joiner
[HtJLt.]
10 Dawson Joseph Gomwell, locksmith
12 Clark John, bricklayer '
14 MnmbyEdward, herbalist
16 SalmoBd James, erooer
18 Bell Robert Joseph, whitesmith
33 Codd Charles Robinson, solicitor
34 Poskitt Mrs. MaryE.teacher of music
38 Rivermen's Mulnal Protection
Association, Jh. Gawkwell, managei-
here is Wiltiam st
33 Wadsworth Christopher, greengrocer
34 Johnson John, chief officer
" Saisx Chapel (CoMOBEOATioKAi.)
43 Riley Richard, sawmill proprietor
44 Cambidge Thomas, shopkeeper
46 Revill Thomas, boot & shoe maker
53 Nelson William, paper hanger
here are Waverley St. ^ Spruce st..,r
Baldwin Thos. Arthur k.d. surgeon
70 Dawson James, carver 8c gilder
here is Wakefidd st.
74 Barr John, chief engineer
74 Nicholson George, joiner
78 Forth Thomas, examining oflSoer
H.M. customs
78 Gibson William, chemist k druggist
80 Hickman John, carcase batcher
83 Clark John Richard, grocer
here is Lister st
Oogran terraoe, Cogan it.
I Bailey Thomas, hosier
3 Naylor William, tea dealer
3 Guttenberg Aaron, cabinet makers
College atreet, Beverley road.
I Holdsworth Mrs
3 Parker Mrs
3 Corlass Frederick Charles .
4 Hardy.Miss
5 Thorp James
6 Coverdale Henry, pianoforte dealer
8 Booth Thomas
9 Patrick Joseph A. superintendent of
British Workman Insnranoe Co
10 Levitt Frederick, paper hanger
11 Downs Thomas
OoUtera atxaet, West st.
S0T7TH ^IDE.
I Roberts Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
3 Taylor Henry, hair dresser
here is Sdina pl....t
hereis Tess^/ntan's passage
11 Bmoester Mrs. Elisabeth, grocer
here is Arm's pi.
Walton Edwd. shoe ma (5 Ana's pt)
17 Mullins Thomas, fishmonger
Noble Thomas, provision dealer
Perry William, fish cnrer
35 Handley Thomas, beer retailer
here is JVeviton's court
37 Priestman Francis, oonfectioner
38 Brabiner William, carman ke
43 Weldon George, shtmkeeper
here is Prmidsnee pi,
45 Stephenson Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
49 Lucas George, shopkeeper
A*r« isSMosf ■.
51 Manning John, shopkeeper
Minns George, herring curer
Cartridge William, wheelwright
Strachan M. k Son, coal mercfaanta
NOSTB SIDE.
Paterson Joshua, chair manufacturer
(Venture place)
8 Phdlippi Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper
here is Joseph's pi... m..,.^..t...
12 Adams Henry, broker
14 Barrett Thomas, shopkeeper
here is James' pi.
S3 Israel Mrs. Rachel, shopkeeper
JeiTeracm Henry, tobacco pipe maker
(a Sacoess place)
a6 Brewster Francis, shoe maker '
•8 Cartwright John, greengrocer
3a Barwick Jonathui, grocer
here is Moxomst — ...
33 Spaven Tbomaa, grocer
38 WUte Lion P.R. James Walter Sail
JkereieSt. Thonuufspi ..^
4)» Fallisler William, greengrscer ■
44 Rimer John, shoe maker
Digitized
%^:^&^^t:-
[huli;]
52 Benstn NeUon, abbpfceeper
_ hm it Ufim sq .,...
58 WOIby William, shopkeeper
-JLm m St. Jindrao >q. ^ Canning at..
Oskmial atxeet, Spriag baak, Grty
tL to Windior tt,
WIBT STOB. ,
iBarteJohn
3 IToodmaiicy Thomas Batty
3 Brewer Mrs
4 Hogarth John Henry
5l>]Fian George
6 Bimhazn Mrs
7 isiinien William
8 Dorse J Richard B
9 H^^tadt Robert
loAtluaMrs
_.ib<r( ore Cmffketf at. ^ JFindsor M
BAST BIDS.
11 Crk Tom
12 Wrav Henry
13 Wood Joseph
14 Osborne Leiria
15 Steeple Mrs
16 Fowler John
17 DeUerie Henry Wm.Chas.ahopkeepeT
Ooltmaii St. Anlaby rd. to Heade rd.
SAST SIDE.
I Honcaitle Wm. Edwd. grocer
I AVhincnp William
1} Bobeon Fredk. |damber & gasfitter
3 Atkinson Mrs
3 Pearce Thomas
6 ^jhepherd John George
7 Burrongfaa James
8 Fsnling ArQinr
9 Bom Mrs
II Daris Edwin Louis
13 Craven Thomas
13 Watson Henry
i4lskam Mrs
15 Sjrmons John
16 Brown John
17 Bfus Miss
18 Witting Mrs
Robinson John (Cleveland bouse)
24 Bores Mrs
sji, Mnrray Robert
25B, Law Andrew Brown
36 Magner Jumns
37 Bo|?r» James
38 Bawaon William
39 Smith Robert
30 Gibson Charles
31 Bristow Robert
33Kelsan Peter
33 Aston Miss Mary, boys' school
35 Duncan William Easten
36 Aston Miss Sarah Jane, girls' school
37 Ijfeming Samnel
38 Backwell Joseph Perry
Wbietan Mbthodist Cbapbl
4! Farr Edward
49 Ford Charles
so Ford William
51 Willingham William
5> WOkiosoD John James
53 D>ltan Harry
54 Gnod Thomas
5; Atkinson Robert
56 Hurst John
57 Hoes Miss
^ Dimbie^ George
ioBjorik George
61 Doncan Mrs
63 Walker Peicj'
63 Wilaoo James
H Unwood John
(sFowferSkelton
tfSonlsbyMrs
69 Phmingley John
71 Myers Geotve
7J Wharwick William Johnson
73 Maraball Thomas
74 Lewis William
75 Hidunan James Brodie
TiSooslern John
77 Beothiy Robert
7»Tra»onMr9
STREETS.
79 tyraty Edward
80 Gibson James
to^ Train Thomas Kelsey, sail maker
3 1 Waldron Mrs
8a Ledger Mrs
83 Bamett Aaron
84 Hndrick Miss
85 PocUington Mrs
36 Johnson James
87 Cookson Thomas
88 Carlill Thomas
89 Barron William, master mariner
90 Wilkin George, pilot
91 Grindell Joseph
92 Work John
Eirton Mrs. (Kilburn house)
Wokes George (Beltana house)
93 Sonlsby Joseph, master mariner
94 Sonlsby George
25 Tonge Arthur
96 Richardson Mrs
97 Foster Mrs
98 Moran William
100 Tadman Mrs
loi Jackson Mrs
102 Dibb Charles Hy
103 Priasick Alfred Cuthbert
WEST SIDS.
103 Graham James
103A, Jackson Mrs
104 Lattin Jolm
105 Collier Jasper
109 Edwards Mrs
no Boyd Thomas, smack owner
111 Cobum Edward
112 Stephenson Abraham, manager
113 Thirsk Thomas
114 Pickering Christopher
115 Simpson Richard
116 Johnston William
Johnston George GUchrist
117 Lawrence William Hill
118 Douglas William Birbeck
ng Soufiby Edward
I30 Johnson Francis '
121 Barry William
123 Tnrner James
123 Swift John
134 Barker Edward Johnson
lis Drnry Wallace
Drurj- Edward W
126 Foster George
127 Wood Mrs
133 Renard Thomas
129 Lotherington John Flint
130 Malone Mrs
131 Jeff Mrs
131 Jeff Richard Hunter
132 Soorrer George Robinson
133 Haldane John
134 Tomalin Edmund Johnson
135 Pearson WiUiam
136 Luck Richard
137 Lindsay Thomas, chief engineer
138 Sykes Joseph Cottam
139 Troostwyk Benedictus
140 Coates Alfred Edmund
141 Appleby Robert Calvert
142 Daulton Mrs
143 Akrigg George
144 Bodc^ William Henry
14J Dickinson Herbert
160 Thompson Mrs .
160 Thompson Miss Eliza, ladies' school
161 Clifford Thomas
163 Foster Miss
163 Redmore Henry, artist
164 Kemp Georgo
165 Storry Miss
166 Good William
i63 Baxter llichard
169 Dryden John, master mariner
170 Carson Robert, chief engineer
171 Park John Edward
173 Hodge William
173 Newstead Thomas Holmes
174 Des Forges Mrs
174 Des Forges Henry George
175 Pauling Mrs
17s Pauling Francis
17s Fsoling Oeorge
173 Pftnllng WJlliam Henry
COL—CON 43
176 Jeff George
177 Screeton James
179 Holmes Thomas
'i8o Tadman Mrs
181 Raven George
182 Forrester Mrs
183 Minnitt Miss
184 Harland John ,
185 Read William Johnson
186 Snddaby Samuel Josiah
187 Hornby Robert
188 Feck Michael Charles
i8g Needier Michael
190 Kirton Joseph Bishop
191 Fawoett Joseph Robinson
i9i Mitchell Edward Hind
193 Hodge Mrs
194 Hopps William
197 Enilish William P
198 Wilkinson William
199 McEinna David
200 Underwood Mrs
201 Raven George, boy^' school
Commercdal road, late Caatlt row.
Richardson William, confectioner
Bradley Robert, marine store dealer
Mallou k, Forton, shipwrights
Wright Charles Henry, engineer
here is ^ile at
Whitfield k Hakes, ship chandlers
Castle & Pagan, compass makers &
adjusters
Rippon Henry, rope manufacturer
Bruce & Klee, general merchants
Bailey & Leetham, ship owners
Barton Richard, oil importer
Crofton Shipping Co. Limited, ship
owners
Whittington inn, John Wm. Wood .
here are WoocTa la. Sf
EdwariTspl
Albert Dock Hotel, Thos.. Weatherill
Wilson Thos.Sons&Co.8tm.shp.ownrs
OoDBtable straat, Heaale rd.
3 Millar James, chief engineer
7 Wood Thomas, smack owner
9 Spenee Richard Henry
II Holmes Mrs
13 Westoby Charles Henry, painter
IS Hopwood Henry, manager
19 Pearson Robert, manager
21 Press Arthnr John, chief engineer
23 Pinder Septimus, fruit merchant
as Scotter William Henry, drysaltcr
27 Yates Mrs. Hannah, milliner
29 Bailey Thomas, chief oflicer
31 Tomlinson Joseph, cowkeeper
33 Harrison Mrs
3S Embley Stephen, supt. marine engnr
39 Cusworth William
43 Norton Robert, cowkeeper
47 Ruddock William, grocer
here is Boynton st
51 Hebden George, sexton
S3 Ellis John, bmldcr
SS McAndrew Mrs
6i Taylor Edward, marine engineer
63 Often Wilkin B. smack owner
67 Carr John, builder
^ Jackson William, marine engineer
71 Whitworth William', estate agent
73 Farr Charles, smack oniier
7S Ridies Glenford, marine engineer
77 Nibbs Walter, chief engineer
tn Grant Malcdtm, master mariner
83 Spenee James Thomas, pilot
8s Smith John Henry, schoolmaster
87 Hepton George S. marine engineer
89 Wilson William B. marine engineer
91 Marshall Thomas, master mariner
93 Brehtano Francis ,
9S Jamieson James
97 Loncast«r Joseph, builder
99 Mason Daniel, marine engineer
loi Scarr George, master mariner
tOs Ferguson Joseph D
107 Walker John, marine engineer ,
115 Sutherby James Clark
xt7 Watson H. T. photographer ."
119 Robinson Mrs, Sar»h, «ti<>plcfener/?
44 000— CET
OONSTABtB 8TBKBT — CBJltimied.
here u ChutnUy tt
8 Robertson Mrs. Bebeoca, shopkeeper
1 8 Yonng Miss Agam, dress maker
ao GillmQre Samael, shopkeeper >
34 Baxter Jonathan, shoe maker
28 Dale John M. smack owner
36 Collier Miss Emily, dress maker
46 Mayes James, fishmonger
fiere u Bogntoii st
52 HaU Henry, joiner
56 Roach Richard, fish merchant
60 Horner Miss Maria, dress maker
Board School, John Ely. Smith, mastr
Cook's tarraoe, Norn called Syrity
Headrd.
Cooper atreet, Sculcoatet.
Haswell James, builder
Stephenson James
King George, cooler
STREEl^.
OottliiyhMn idaoe, <M Drain tide.
hereuBathpl
...here are Minerva, Deighton't, Homos'
4- OuaiaffU
19 Xrott Mrs. Eli^betb, shopkeeper
, htre it Elicabeth't fl
fHULL.]
here it fUlianrow
Com WTohatige, 36 High st.
E. P. Maysted, chairman.
George Whitfield, keeper.
INTEBIOB.
Attendance on Market Day, Tuesday.
Shearduwn k Barker, com & cake mers
Ayre Bros, oil rake merchants
Wood Bros, corn merchants
Barker J. G. k W. com merchants
Marshall W. k Son, millers
Christiansen Jn. k Co. corn & seed mers
Knowles Richd. Vasey, com k flour mer
Keighley Maxsted k Co. com merchants
Eelssy, Castle k Sab, com merchants
Johnson George, com merchant
Harrison Brothers, com merchants
Brochner C. C. k Co. corn merchants
Singrose W. C. k L. com merchants
Lambert k Smiths, seed merchants
Massam Thomas, oil cake merchant
Croysdale John k Sons,artificial mannre
manufacturers
Hirschfeld Brothers, flour dealers
Marr & Loveridge, com merchants
Dobied N. F. & Co. seed merchants
Dixon Edmund Phillip, seed merchant
Roberta Charles k Co. com merchants
Glossop William, maltster
Stephenson George, com merchant
Farmer8'Co.I>im.chemicL manure mnfrs
Hall k Wood, com merchants
Willows, Holt k Willows, seed criishers
Thompson James k Sons, seed mers
Orotnan Fredk. B. com Ic seed mers
Lambert James O.k Co.corn merchants
Wright Bros, k Go. seed crushers
West William F. miller
Ingoldby James, com merchant
Harrison James k Son, millers
Grummitt Joseph, com merchant
Hiort, Krudsen k Co. corn merchants
Moxon k Pickering, maltsters
Thompson C. F. k J. seed k mannre
merchants
Barker Brothers, otFal merchants
Thompson T. G. k L. millers
Beecroft William, com merchant
Hunter Christopher, artificial manure
manufacturer
Matthews F. C. Sons k Co. oil cake
manufacturers
Wiley Edwin F. k Co. com nwrchants
Metoklfe Harold Jas. com k cake mers
Ooston Robert C. k Son. com mers
Mortimer JohnBobt.oom b manure mer
Margison k Co. oil odce merchants
Earle Sydney, com merchant
Hosdell Robert John, corn merchant
Dixon Thomas, com merchant
Procter Robert, Sons k Co. com mers
Abram Thomas, com merchant
Ingleby J. Frederick, corn merchant
Couison Ie Co. agricultural implement
manufacturers
Lister George, corn merchant
East Yorkshire Cart& Waggon Ca I<im.
agricultural implement makers
OottlTurham rood, Neydand,
Beverley rd.
MOBTH SIDE.
Haworth Arms p.b. Robert Harrison
rRuddiforth John, shoe maker
< Post k Monbt Obdbb Offick Jc
(. Savings Bank
Mallison I^ed Dickinson, blacksmith
k whitesmith
French John, weighing machine propr
Grorer Joseph, market gardener
Nevcombe Mrs. Louisa, shopkeeper
Gunnee John, joiner
Blades John, carter
Bray William (South view)
Ooutas Joseph, cowkeeper
SOUTH SIDB.
Lawson Edward (Dunston house)
Pickering Thomas, beer retailer
Taylor Hy. Hardy, market gardener
Moor Henry (The Newlands)
Dobson Henry, oommercial traveller
Dale Isaac, commercial traveller
Singleton Edwin (The Willows)
England Samne), cowkeeper
Riley Richard, cowkeeper
Robson Peter
Waddington George k Sons, rug k
mat mantifacturers
Buchanan Wm. Turner (South view)
Cuthbert John
Penny William Daniel
Dixon George
Atkinson William Johnson,oowkeeper
Oottimf bam terras. Drain tide.
14 Sbepherdson Mrs. Elizabeth4ress ma
here is Ann's fl
17 Brown John, joiner
30 Bogg Mrs
21 Danby William Watson, joiner
23 Wood John, tailor
24 Page Thomas Medley
25 Fetch Mrs. Mary, day school
here is ChaHes tt.
Brown John
Courtney ■tioet, Holdemess rd.
Board School
19 Brewer Robert, grocer
here are Cliff ter. ^ Wedey ter....
Braithwaite, Hewetson k Co. timber
merchants
83 Beaver Christopher, shopkeeper
...here are Crystal ter. ^ Freehold ter....
73 Poynter John, grocer
here are Garden ter. # Grove ter
63 Rimington Charles, grocer
....here are Portland ter. ^ Filey ter
38 Mousey Benj. Wickman, shopkeeper
36 Jobling George, shopkeeper
htre is Gladstone ter
here are Wilton^ Sarah ters ,
OraT«& strMt, Holdemess rd.
Brittan Benjamin, market gardener
Pearson David, cowkeeper
Brown John, ladies' private lunatic
asylum (The Retreat)
Ladicns Jacob, coal dealer
Gibson Alfred, cowkeeper
33 Bippon James, shopkeeper
Jure is Marjleet ter
30 Blaney Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
22 Sumpton William, shopkeeper
..here are Princf* ipalk, Marjleet
avenue 4' Mary's pi
30 Temperton Edward, stone mason
Robinson Thomas, pork butcher
Slatters George, draper
17 Nelson John, grocer
here is f'erndale avenue
31 Lig^towler John, joiner
35 Bateaon Henrj-, shopkeeper
.here are Clifton, Cyprus <(• Chester ters.
61 Lawson Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper
Cooper Joseph, shopkeeper
, here is Elltsi st
Thompson William Richd.shopkeeper
141 Elston John William
Cromwell street, Spring hank, 69
fValmsley it. to 13 X'ane st.
NORTH SICE.
3 Hay William
6 RockltiT Fredk. commercial traveller
7 Eyre Mrs
8 Jiacpherson Andrew, dentist
9 Tliairlwall John
10 Parker W'illiam
11 Staiubank Miss
here is Vane ft
SOUTH SIDK.
14 Foggin Henr}' North
15 Lofthouse Phillip
here isCromweU let:
Dorsey William Miller, custom house
officer (7 Cromwell terrace)
17 Pearson Jn. Robt. hat & cap manufr
18 Graybum Mrs
19 Kelly Joseph, horse dealer
30 Allgrimm William, shoe maker
31 Finder George, ruUyman
33 Tinegate John, coal' merchant
33 Jubb Mrs
35 Cowbum Charles Henry
36 CrombieJas. BoTwick,master mariner
, here is Walmslty st
Oranbonme street, Beverley road,
Wellington la. 4 Peel st. to Dover st,
SOUTH SIDE.
5 Hnrst Jn. customs examining officer
7 Moody John Hy. commercial travellr
9 Bedell Benjamin
II Jebson James
13 Colbridge William, master mariner
15 Appleton John Parker, joiner
Shand Adam
here is Albany tt. ,
here it Dover tt ,
NOBTH SIDE.
18 Hodgson John
3o Brumby Robert Wm. (Caxton house)
32 Sissons William
34 Sheardown Edward
36 Anderson John Henry
here is Berkeley st
Cross street. Mill si. to West st.
I Maritch Samuel, secondhand clothier
3 McQuire Peter, clothes dealer
5 Lord Durham f.h. John Hallighan
7 Burke Peter, coal dealer
9 Filleburg Isaac, secondhand clothier
10 Fletcher Robert, greengrocer
11 Anderson James, clothes dealer
here is West st
3 Westoby Geo. Grantham, who, toy dlr
4 Stewart Mra Margaret, clothes dealr
here is Middle st
6 Morley Luke, shopkeeper
Cross St. Savile st. to Queen's dock.
Dock Office crambebs : —
Parker Henry k Sons, wine mers
Hull Street Tramway Co. (John
Wright, man.) ("money receiv-
ing office)
Heaven k Kesterton, timber mers
Payne, Douthwaite&Co. timbr. mers
Orovle street, ffeJon rd.
Board School
here is Alexander ter
Stephenson John, shopkeeper
here are EmpriiigMm ter. ^ Ernest ter.
Crystal street,
Derringhatn st. Spring hank.
SOUTH side.
Little John (Crystal villa)
I Watkinson John
3 Cox Rev. George Jonas John [chap-
lain Hull Infirmary]
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
STREETS.
3 Lattuun Edward
4 Johnson Chriatopher, accoontont
4 Clajrton George Alfred
6 Nelson George
7 CoUishaw Edward
8 Montgomery John
9 Sykes John
lo Whiting William, chief engineer
12 Ashbrifl^ Robert Greenhrad
13 Jones Alfred Edward
NOBTH SISB.
14 Hare Williiun
15 Frost Edmnnd
16 Asman Charles
18 Bolton Samael, chief engineer
19 Page Bately Charles
ao Lower}- Henry Alexr. master mariner
aa Parrott Benjamin
a6 Taylor William Henry
37 Alten Mrs
Borrill Saul
CnmlMrlaiid street, Sculcoattt.
WBST 9IDB.
I Rnmning Edwin Hy. provision dealr
3 Connell Thomas, shopkeeper
7 Brigdon Frederick, shopkeeper
Sharp John, cooper .
litre is Jfaiy'spl
15 Sozmers Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
V, here u Georye'tut....
17 Shalloon John, shoe maKer
19 Obrien Henry, furniture broker
as Clapham James, draper
lure M Henry's pi
here it Thomas pi
35 Hawkins John Spain, shopkeeper
here is Smann St
37 Leek William, greengrocer
41 Hopkinson Mrs. Jnne,earthcnware dlr
Storry George William, gen. carrier
51 Dickinson William, draper
53 CalTsrd k Strachan, engineers
55 Baxter Henry, secondhand clothier
61 Ramsdale William, jnn. joiner &c
63 Bamsden Thos. cooper k shopkeeper
65 Anson Joseph, butcher
here IS Barmston st
67 Stothard John, shopkeeper
,... here is Mason's view
here isWestmorelaad st
90 Aahwell Miss Mary Ann, grocer
91 Smith Mrs. Hannah, lodging booso
93 H<41and Albert, cooper
93 Hare William, grocer
95 Bichardson Rd. secondhand clothier
here is Kinyston ter
97 Goold John, shopkeeper
Kingston Cotton Mill Co.
William Jackson, manager
Ed. Tomlinson, secretary
here is Church st
BA8T SIDk.
3 Tiger Xo. 3, p.r. Enoch Stafford
here is Ebenezer pi
la Carill James, shopkeeper
here is Jfetton's jU
14 Ingham Joseph, beer retailer
here it WiUiam's pi
Honter George, black varnish manfr
Hnll People's Public House Co. Lim.
(No. 7), Jas. Joeph. Firth, man
hertis Swann st....
38 Kewton Charles, batcher
40 Batter William, shopkeeper
44 Plowman Miss Sarah Jane, dress ma
46 Holloway Samael S. beer retailer
53 CiWke Charles, cooper
54 Martin Thomas George, cooper
61 nnder k Matson, bricklayer
66 Millhooae William, grocer
Jtereis Barmttonst ,
70 Harper John, pork butcher
hei'e IS Briyhion ter
Beckett Alfrd. shoe ma. 7 1 Brighton
Dieter Alex, shoe ma. 14 I terrace
34 Bolton Edward, oil press hair manfr
86 Towell Robert, grocer
94 SbKirsmith George, shopkeeper
96 Eraos George, rope & twine manufr
93 Lovell David, general carrier
93 & 100 Bird Henry, pawnbroker
Jure is Henry's pi
104 Orassby Henry, joiner k builder
106 Ro3 Francis, coal dealer k shopkpr
he}-e is Cvmherland pi
113 Cartledge William, shopkeeper
118 Kingston hotel, Valentine Smith
I30 Laverick Joseph, shopkeeper
133 Gromett George, beer retailer
134 Openshsw Mrs. Hannah, shopkeepr
134 Hurst Thomas, shopkeeper
140 Spence James, lodgmg hoase
Bag^r lane, Mytongate.
3 Adolph Hear}-, tailor
6 Society tavern, Theoda Angnst Smith
/ here are Prince st. ^ Robinson row.
Freemasons' Hall, M. C. Peck, sec
7 Linsley Thomas k Co. brewers k ale
k porter merchants
9 Plumbers' Arms p.b. Samnel Saul
10 Glen Mrs. Rebecca, shopkeeper
11 Lomes William, greengrocer
12 k 13 Shaw John, provision merchant
14 Bland William, carcase batcher
17 Bielflelds Henry, marine store dealer
here is MyUmgate.
33 Boy k Barrel p.h. Robert Ford
33 Winter Edward, general dealer
Winn George k Thomas, bakers
(Providence bakery)
35 Hare Charles, fruit merehant
39 Humphrey Mrs. Mary Jane, shopkpr
30 k 31 Davis Edwin It Co. drepera
here is Postern gate
Daltos street, Wilmint/ton.
13 Winship Samuel, cowkeeper
Daltry street, Hessle road.
■AST SIDB.
3 Tate William Henry, tinner
5 Heppenstall John, shopkeeper
hereis Maria's ter.
1 1 Neale Thomas, fish curor
17 Halfyard John, Ksh curer
31 Rowntree George, ilsh curer
35 Battle John, fish curer
Board School
WKST SICK.
34 Foster William, shopkeeper
36 Marginson William, shopkeeper
38 Sykes Miss Ellen, lodging house
30 Atkinson Edward, shoe maker
44 Allison John Sarge, cart owner
S6 Maddick Henry, smack owner
58 Lill Mrs. Elizabeth, smack owner
63 Hutton John, manager
64 Robinson John, rully owner
73 Watson James Henry, shopkeeper
Daxuom lame, HoUerness road.
WBST SIDE.
I Hoad Miss Mary Ann, boot k shoe dlr
3 Rylstt John William, baker
5 Hall Mrs
6 Andrew Abraham Hatchinson
7 Hall Ambrose, builder
8 Hudson Samael, com meter
9 Brown Emanuel
10 Bridson Arthnr
13 Cooper Waddingham, shopkeeper
here is Latoford ter
11 Cradock William
13 Thonipson Mrs
15 Peat Frederick, master mariner
t6 Whiteside Thomas, seed crusher kc
17 Boodie John, school board otScer
18 Langton Mra
19 Peacock Rev. Paul [Prim. Methodist]
30 Curry Mrs
31 Kay Robert, millwright
33 Gccve Miss
33 Pearson Henry
35 Jackson John
36 Kelwick Mra. Mai^, grocer
hereis friltonst
St. BIahy's Catholic Chdxck
Fisher Henry, timber merchant
Hull People's Public House Co. Lim.
(Jfo. 3), Peter Pasbley, manager
here are Hessle aven. 4' l^oltaton aven,
33 Newton William, butcher
CUM^-DAT 4b
Sheppsrd Robert, cowkeeper
.-...hereis JVildst.
Bolton Henry, grocer
43 Kelsey Walter, baker
47 Thisleton Henry, shopkeeper
Anderson Thonias, shopkeeper
WB3I.ETAN MiSSIOK RoOM
Elvin Brothers, varnish manufactrs
Rowntree Alfred, cowkeeper
EAST SIDS.
I Rank Mrs
3 Wright Mrs
hereis PernbertoK st
Runton I. J. k Son, timber mercht j
Winter Frederick
Mason John
Whiteside Thomas
Hull SubEcription Mill Society Lim
William Parker, mansgar
50 Branton Harry, grocer
Marrow James, diopkeeper
Oareide Mottram, shopkeeper
Pockley Richard, shopkeeper
45 Coleman John, shopkeeper
Marshall Richard, miller
ParkerWilliam,manager to Su'js^rip-
tion flour mill
, here is Harelock ter
39 Gill Richard, grocer
hei-eisFern avenue
Matthews Joseph Daniel, shopkeeper
Keller Otto, pork butclier
Hilton William
Jekyll John, shoe maker
Major Thomas, beer retailer
Strafford Mrs. Caroline, pawnbroker
hereis Starch House lane
Brooks Mra. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
I Iters is Chapman st
3 Holmes Joseph, rope k twine maker
6 Straker Robert, fire wood dealer
Todd Ephraim, farmer
English William P. lighter owner k
snip broker
Davla street. Bond st.
here is Fox court
1 Lloyd Benjamin, greengrocer
Hoggard John, blacksmith
2 Egan James, flsh dealer
3 Steel John Henry, tin plate worker
here are Little Albion st. Botelint/
Green court ^ Edward st
4 Crawforth Brothers, poulterers
5 Rufford Wm. Brown, pork butcher
7 Rufford Wm. Brown, refreshment ho
9 Lancaster Wm. Robt. greengrocer
Day stl«at, Anlaby road.
WBsr SIDK.
British k Foreign Schools
I Woodall William
i^ ShepherdsonMiss MaryAnn,dress ma
17 Welpton Thomas
31 Kanaack Mre. Emma, shopkeeper
33 Cape Mrs. Louisa, dress maker
33 WooUons John Thomas, shopkeeper
35 Stocks Thomas, pilot
37 Williamson David [Wesleyan Town
missionary]
39 Stevenson William
41 Pitts Joseph, corn dealer
47 Blackboam George Sissons, tailor
49 Rackley Joseph Rupert, chief officer
57 Smith Raphael Rotert, shopkeeper
59 Pitts Mn
67 Brownrigg William, shopkeeper
73 Carton George, beer retailer
75 Burke Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
81 Zachariasen Edward, smack owner
83 Sudron Thomas
87.Denby George, pork batcher
Catholic Apostolic Chcbch
89 Hot ham Henry, boot & shoe dealer
91 Wilyman Robert, shopkeeper
93 Slater Walter Dawson, tailor
95 Walker Thomas, general dealer
99 Pitts John, sen. ooal dealer
loi Fisher Miss Martha, upholstress
Munroe Miss Margaret Bailie, ladies'
school
Grimsby Robert Augastas,cab proptr
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Dat snutBT — etiUinued.
105 Ombler David, shopkeeper
109 Evison Andrew, cowkeeper
111 BQton Mrs. Mary Jane, hosier
113 Stokes Mrs. Harriet, lodging honse
115 Atkins Mrs. Mary, lodging house
I I9i Gower Biehard, coal dealer
125 Johnston John. Alex, chief officer
EAST SIDR
3 Daves William Paxt«r
4 Spencer Matthew
6 Strong Alfred
16 Gennell Miss Margaret, ladies' school
18 Thompson Joseph
so Jackson Miss Ann, dress maker
32 Gibbs Frederick, commercial trarellr
34 Stephenson Robert, chief engineer
a6 Haselgrove Saml.commercial travellr
30 Broadwell Frederick, corn meter
36 Mearns William Straton, pilot
38 Johnson Francis, second engineer
42 Solomon Abram, jeweller
44 Newton John Joseph, chief officer
48 Barnett James, pilot
63 Chilvera Robert, shopkeeper
64 Waterland Thomas, chief engineer
68 McCann John, smack owner
70 Mapplethorpe Jsph. Wright, manager
74 Wren Christr. painter k paperhangcr
76 Corrighan William, chief engineer
8a Rickaby Mrs. Harriet, apartments
84 Shores Moses, chief eugineer
here is Adelaide st
9a Oxtoby Daniel, shopkeeper
...here are Claretnont ^ Goodmn'* tera.
1 12 Rose William '
ia6 Scrceton Mrs. Lucy, shopkeeper
ia8 Turner John Spice, shopkeeper
130 Robinson W^m. assist, wharfinger
here m Campbell itreet
Abbey
villas
{STREETS.
Tony Frederick, ""
Bettison Richard, I
Lawton Mrs. 1
Stilwell William,
hereit PrineeM road
Rasmussen Anthony(Lsarel cottage)
Wilkins John Forbn
Officer Mrs
Alexandra George (Tay honse)
Giddings John
Windross Edwd. commercial travellr
here ii yholand Toft's lane
[huix,]
Beam tenraoe, Hopwood st.
1 Carter James
9 Everington James
' 3 Green Robert, tesselated tile layer
4 Robinson William
5 Batchelor William
6 Johnstone George Henry
13 Chambers Charles, tailor
14 Dixon Charles, coal dealer
DeOxey Mt.Sl. John's Wood,Beterley nl.
NOBTH 8IDB.
Miller Major, Thos. William Taylor
2 Barmby Henry
3 Ferriby Frank
Tindale John William
Anholm William Bnrt
Young Benjamin (Thanet villa)
Starkey Henry
Biseam William, florist
Harris Josiah
Green John Henry
Sizer Elim (British cottage)
Wright William, horse dealer
Morton Mrs
Steels James, mineral water ft cordial
manufacturer
Winship William, master mariner
Wainright Robert Owen (Rose villa)
Chapman Mrs
Robinson John (Brunswick hotise)
Wreathall Robert (Wellington house)
Greenwood Geo. Wm. (Herbert ho)
Denninson Mrs
Hattan diaries (Hattan villas)
Hattan William, shopkeeper
htre are J'ri)icess road ^ Nevlund Toft la.
Oe Ghr«y atreet.
SOUTH SIDE.
Cook Charles (Stodley villa)
Kidd John
Drinkwater James Edwin
Warn John Thomas, grocer
Boyes Isaac, cowkeeper
Megee James (Greenmorc villas)
Bellamy Joseph Hy. (Greenmorc vils)
FentoD John (Edith villa)
75 Grace William
77 Hudson Miss Isabella, dressmaker
79 Walker Arthur
81 Hare Mrs
83 Griffin Mrs. Mary Eliih midwife
85 Farley Robert
87 Parker Samuel
here is Trinittf tt
WIST sink
3 Botanic hotel, William Harvey
4 Stears Thomas Wm. gas engineer &c
4 Mablethorpe Gas Co. Limited
4 Efansall South Kirkby Gas Co. Lira
4 Moser Frederick, insurance agent
6 Meeke George
10 Graves Mn
13 Fox James
14 Buoy Michael
16 Coates Miss
z8 Kemp Charles
ao Steeaman David
22 Wells Mrs
24 Woods Henry
26 Murray George Hodge
herei* BarJcst.
28 Hall Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
30 Cahill Robert S
32 Suddaby Robert
34 Suddaby Tbomaa
36 Sharp Mrs
here is Victoria tt
38 Wise Mrs
40 Knott Mrs
here is Crystal tt
43 Atkinson Mrs
Gibbons, Brady k Co. blue & black
lead manufctrs. (Prodential wks)
33 Watling George, shoe maker 48 Fox Jacob Rodgors
...here are Oxford ter. ^ Wellington la..\$o Borrill Mrs. Cbu'les
WEsr SIDE. 1 53 Caley Samuel
30 Holmes Mrs. Helen, dress maker | 1 Post Office
31 Binnington Jonathan 1 ( Dixon John, grocer
33 Taylor William Austin I > here is Trinity tt
33 Sanderson James, commercial travllr ', Sock OiBce lOW.
—••••:;;•*'?? "»''""'**"'; '^••"•••••••"l i Dock Arms tavern, James Hawksbaw
Swift Rbt. shoe ma. (Wellington ter) j , 4 R„binson John, ironmonger
here u John ste^: 4, 5 & 6 Maw. Till, Kirke* Co. carpet
Se-IarPoIa plaoe, Drypool.
Bmaswick p.h. Bernard James Hilton
5 Jackson Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper
Drew Mrs. (Brunswick house)
here it J'ietoria tt
18 Harnew William, grocer
here it Alexandra ter
Haawell Richard, beer retailer
Derby straet, Beverley rd. ilargaret
at. to Wdlinyton lane.
BAST SIDE.
3 Chapham Samuel, tinner k brazier
3 McKay Mrs
9 Jarvis Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
1 1 Stanoer Mrs. Mary, apartinsnts
13 Waistell Miss Ellen, dress maker
14 Clough Richard, painter
Asher Richard, cowkeeper
17 Bolton Mrs. Hannah, newsagent
18 Atkinson Mrs. Eliza, laundress
here it Lorenza ter
33 Harrison William, shopkeeper
, here it Fawcett ter
38 Dock Henry, shopkeeper
40 Oxley Joseph, shopkeeper
here is Charles ter.
41 ft 43 Mawer Henrv, grocer ,
Wray John Thomas, ) William!
custom house officer, s /Henry's
Hewson Thomas, carter, a ) terrace
44 Smith Charles Henry, master marinr
45 Staff Miss Mary, dress maker
Darringham street, Spring bank to
Trinity st.
BAST SIDE.
3 Hill Mrs
5 Wolfenden Mrs
7 Banks William
1 1 Denison John, commercial traveller
13 JefTerson Mrs
15 Walters Nathan, master mariner
17 Morley John, master mariner
19 Elsom Albert, schoolmaster
31 Smith Enoch Jackson
3ii Branton George Hy. cab proprietor
33 Willliams Mrs
I Bass Henry Charles
3 Spedding Mrs
4 3 GrDod Richard
& S 4 Menzies Robert William
g C S Scott Mrs
_56WithiIl Henry
^ 7 Eyre William Frank Brake
8 Errington Mrs
43 Shepherdson George
47 Steedman Samuel, commcrl. travllr
49 Thirkell John (Westbonme cottage}
51 Kirk William (Caxton villa)
53 Adams William Henry
55 Cross John, commercial traveller
57 Marwood William
61 Holmes Mrs
67 Holmes John Hicks
69 Milne John
73 Waterland Henry
I ft furnishiu^ warehousemen
Iiere u Bridge st
I 7 Sanderson William, shipbuilder
8 Hammond Charles, tobacconist
9 Davison Mrs. Eliza, outfitter
10 Chester Joseph, butcher
ti Rotherforth Joseph William, picture
frame manufacturer
12 Sokel John Thomas, newsagent
Dock street, 54 SavUt st. to Bridr/e .-t.
2 Lubeck Jn. Louis, refreshment rtKinis
3 Keyworth Wm. Day & Son, 8culpt4jrs
4 Norwegian tavern, John Best
4 Levitt Joseph, wood turner
4I Robinson Thomas, grocer
here is Croten court
5 Ship Molly p.h. Mrs. Mary Cross
6 Someracales Anthony N. teacher of
navigation
7 Harrison Wm. Blenkin,ship chandler
7 Kingston-upon-Hull Victoria Perma-
nent Building Society,
Robert D. Metcalfe, soc
8 Oliver Francis ft Son, printers &
publishers
8 ' Hull & East Riding Good Templar.'
Francis Oliver & Son,pmtrs.&pubs
10 Brown Thomas, drysalter
la McKinna David ft Wm. paper iners
Baptist Sunday School ft Mission
Room
1$ Crowther Edwin, shopkeeper
16 Campbell Alexander, potato dealer
here is George pi
17 Darley John, bird stufier
18 Coach & Horses p.h. Thos. Snondeii
19 Martin Frederick, shopkeeper
here ii King's pi
33 Baltic tavern, Richard King
24 Kirby John, baker .-' > ;
26 Dossor James, surgeon
here is Prince's rOK
27 Shaw Edward
...i^ert it Otimttcnt st
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[hull.]
} 'Percy
TiUas
aS Star Cocok House
aS^ Jonas k Go. hide t skin merdiante
39 Belton James, saddler
3ii Wilkinson William, mlly man
3a Himmond Wm. importer of mats &c
3ai Haanip James Edwin, ho. fnrnshr.&c
34 Hopper J. A. & Co. cork manufactra
35 Hodgson Richard, plumber '
36 Grassby Miss {Esther Ann, day school
37 Dalling Francis, travelling draper
38 Marriott Thomas, herbalist
39 Boberts Joseph, machinery broker
40 Cassou John, manager
41 Forster jc Andrews, organ builders
here u JFilmn'a court.
4a & 43 Davison Mrs. Eliza, pawnbroker
44 Wukinaon Shearsmith, wnfectioner
here is WooHs court
45 Jarrett Benben, clothes dealer
45 Snrden Benj. sewing machine ma
.Act* t» Clifford ft
46 Black Swan p.h. Wm.Edwd.Johnaon
46} Gale George, shopkeeper
here u A'orth court.
48 Jeffrey John, shopkeeper
49 Harriott Thomas, herbalist
here u Bethel court
Clarke William, umbrella repairer
53 Cotter John, dining rooms
Wright John, furniture dealer
Mbthodist New Connbxioit
Chapkl
53 Booth John, shopkeeper
54 Skelton Robert, news agent
55 Alhnjn William, boot maker
Dover street, Cmnhoume st.
Benerley rd.
WEST SIDE.
Farmery Hiss,
Walmaley Samuel, custom
house officer, 2
Pixon James
CoOison Robert
Wadsley Edward
Harper Richard
Bremner James, jun
Wood John Robert
NicholnsoD Frederick Edmtmd
EAST SIDE.
Adams John
ThraascU John
Farley Richard
Hickman George
Metcalfe Harold James
Rowson Robert Henry
Drain aide, St. Paul's.
Founders' Arms p.h. Samuel Kipley
kertie Cmaum postage
Biyth Edward John, tobeoco pipe
maker (i Cannon passage)
Iltteabnry atreet, Frineis avenue.
Wilson Edwin
Jewison Chas. Hewitt {Duesbury ho)
Dtike street, Hanoeer sj,
American tavern, Alexander Keistein
Drmoan street, (Urates,
from JenniTiy st.
6 Thorley William, pawn broker
I>lllluim street, Holdtruess rd.
Officer Mrs. i)
Hohnes Mrs. a
St^khenson John, 3
Hewitt Miss Mary Jane,
dressmaker, 4^
Richanlson Mrs.
7 Boyd Mrs
10 Welton Charles
1 1 Oliver William Boyd
13 Batterworth George Thomas
13 Hcxlgson Henry, goods agent
Harrison David
...kert are Carlton ter. if Richmond ttr.
33 Riby James Joseph, shopkeeper
34 Milier William, joiner
35 Dealing Charles, coal dealer
40 Nellist Alfred, potato merchant
Salem
terrace
STREETS.
41 Hardbottle William, cowkeeper
45 Smith John
46 Waldron John
47 Bobaon Miss Mar}- Eliza, mixed schl
48 Aslett Alfred
49 Dickens James
50 Dagwell John
...here are Brunswick ter. Sf James ter...
51 Herdsman Henry
60 Johnson Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
66 Colbeck Mrs
69 Ella Frederick
70 Sowerby Henry
Shaw Thomas (The Foplars)
Broadley James
93 Charter Robert
93 Dodd Benjamin
94 Wood Daniel
95 Dean Frederick
104 Bettinson William
106 Parish John
here is BUsby ter
108 Pollard Edward James
109 Brameld William George
113 Palmer Mrs
iiSPetcbellMrs
114 Stephenson Johnson, bricklayer&bldr
J15 Free Charles
116 Ingram William, shopkeeper
116 Petchell Mrs
117 Townend William, coal dealer
118 Bennett Rev. George |Trimitive
Methodist]
here is Lendal ter
119 Knock Thomas, baker
133 Richardson George
134 Jackson Mark
135 Woudlock Michael Joseph
134 Brown Richard
136 Grindell Thomas William
137 Reid David
138 Clarke Charles
Earle street, Jackson st. HesUe rd.
Child Robert, ro]>e & twine maker
Redhead Geo. M'm. tallow chandler
' BaStbotime street, Neutim/ton,
Hetsle rd.
Hutfon John, cowkeeper
Robinson Miss Annie, dress maker
Bast cheap,
70 Spencer st, to Canning st.
SODTK SIDE.
I Hayes Joseph, feather bed renovator
St. Stephen's National School (in-
fants', mixed)
15 Wray Miss Jane Ann, milliner
17 Lowther Thomas, greengrocer
31 Smith John, shoe maker
31 Jefferson Henry, greengrocer
Jure is Canning st
NORTH SIDE.
10 Young Mrs. Helen, shopkeeper
14 Miller Henry, bricklayer k plasterer
16 Ramsdale John, furniture broker
38 Hutchinson James, shopkeeper
Baton street, Ltmgate.
Egan Thomas, bookbinder k machine
ruler
Bdgar street. Batteries.
5 HoUingsworth Thomas, shopkeeper
...Jiei
ere is Commerce la.
II Rickards James, shopkeeper
3 Alcock William
15 Western John, shopkeeper
17 Western George, shoo maker
31 Gilson Georg^ shopkeeper
here is At/red. st „
34 Wilmot John, shopkeeper
26 Wootlward Mrs. Ellen, shopkecjior
Priuitive Methodist Mission Room
30 White Robert, greengrocer
here is Mechanic la
40 Saunders Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
57 Wilson Robert R
64 Hoole Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper
69 Hunter Hcnrj-, shoi)kee|ier
70 Arthur Williun, shoe maker
DOV— EMI 47
78 Cordock William, shoe maker
79 Trushall Robert, shopkeeper
80 Barrel tavern, William Green
84 Wilson Mrs. Louisa, laundress
86 Purchon James, bookseller
Bdlnbovghst. yewington, Hessle road.
3 Townend James, boot & shoe maker
108 Hall Thomas
17 Dalton Thomas, dairyman
19 Dyson Joseph, chief engineer
Edward street, Chariot st
BA^ side.
Young & Akrigg's marble works
I Crawforth Brothers, poultry dealers
3 McLaughlin Mrs. Sarah Ann, lodg. ho
here is Union pi
Smith Henry Francis, greengrocer
(i Union place)
here is Eduard's pi., «...
9 Stamper William, assistant station
master (Paragon station)
II Mnmby Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
here is Medley st
•WEST SIDE.
13 Armit Edward, frnit & potato dealer
here is Ed-ward^s pi
here is Siehmond eomi
17 Kemp John, shoe maker
here is Aikin'spl
32 Harrison Mrs. Rose, second-hand
clothes dealer
36 Wales Mrs. F. S. joiner
Bdward's place, Cogan tt.
Hull Wo(d Market,
Wm. Hy. Dawson, market keeper
Cattle Market, J^h.Stead, mrkt. keepr
Corporation Fire Engine Station
13 Kisler Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeei^er
15 Nelson John, shopkeeper
31 Bricklebank Mrs. Mar}- Ann, dining
rooms
25 Leckenby John, joiner
Gotts Frederic, fruit & potato mer
30 Dixon W. H. & Co. lamp manufactrs
here are Albion bjiildings
Smith J. F. b, Son, coopers
Brown Wm. jc Co. mast & block mkrs
33 Cheeseman Samuel, rope & twine
manufacturer
35 Skelton John, shipsmith
41 Pattinson John, chief engineer
43 Bond Demment, beer retailer
Bffglnton street. Worship st.
5 Gibson Mra Eliza, lodging house
6 Thompson William, pilot ,
19 Atkinson Miss Mary, dress maker
30 Lockwood John, boys' school
here is Christ Church st
38 Snowden Benjamin, shopkeeper
ElUas St. Arundell St. Holdcrness toad.
26 Cheals William, insurance agent
Blm terraoe, Russell st.
1 Hodgson Mrs. Anne, pawnbroker
Boara School
2 Taylor Mn. Elizabeth, greengrocer
6 Horsfleld William, shopkeeper
here are Jaae ^ Mary pis....,
Elm Tree a-venne. Park st.
4 Williamson Mrs. Susannah, dress ma
5 Spinks John, painter
7 Gromett Mrs. Eliza, teacher of music
1 1 Barnett Mrs
13 Young George
Elm Tree tercaoe, Beverley nl.
I Foster Rev. Robert rjVesleyan]
3 Thompson William French
4 Holmes George Alfred
Emily street, Drypool.
I Paver William, shopkeeper
7 Barker John, shopkeeper
9 Moore Alfred, shopkeeper
here is Wanmckst
17 Smallwood Richard, pawnbroker
..here is Dawson's ter.
Digi
izedbyVjUUyiC
48 ENG— POU
Emily stkeet — continued.
a Hall Thomas, shopkeeper
i8 Clare Robert, sho^eeper
hen i.i Jeffrey $ pi
34 Mills Dand, shopkeeper
Enirlne street, Carr la. to Water-
worla It.
I Clarke Walter Geo . tailor & clothier
a Fowler James R dairy
3 Procter Josephns Wilson, birming-
hani varehonse
Tifrer inn Xo. i f.h. Mrs. Elizabeth
Stephenson
here is Wateraorks at
6 Haml}-n Frederick Jackson, engraver
Hull People's Public House Co. Lim.
(No. 4)
Christopher Smith, manager
Eiifflish street, Cogan st. to Jackton st.
SOUTH SIDE.
29 Hall William, wholesale paper dealer
31 Fairburn George, railway inspector
here u Joy'spl
39 Ponnsbury Robert Carrall
45 Blackburn Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper
49 Thompson Thomas, second engineer
51 Ford .Moses, shopkeeper
here is Harwood^s pi
57 Handley Joseph, fish salesman
67 Pickard George, oil skin manufr
69 Watson James Woodliff, tobacconist
73 Linwood Thomas, pilot
75 Jackson Charles, boat bnilder
79 Mason Robert Jas. custom ho. offioei
81 Trevor Robert, grocer
I here is Marvdsq
83 Dudds Henry Linwood, tailor
89 Whiting Charles.mat k, bag merchant
91 Selwooa Mrs. Elizh. Ellen, shopkeepr
here is St. James' st
93 West Dock hotel, Joseph KentMumby
103 Sperring John, beer retailer
here are Union ptJLouisa's pl.^ Alfred st.
139 Saxton Edwin, shopkeeper
135 English Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
here is John's pt. ,
139I Downing Arthur, shopkeeper
149 Young Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
159 George John, fish carer
i6i Spring George, fish cnrer
161 Spring Alfred
161 Spring William
NOBTH SIDX.
Castle k Pagan, nautical inst. makers
50 Bobinson \\ iUiam John
53 Headsfrith Elijah
54 Cook Wm. Armstrong, meat inspectr
56 Taylor Mrs
66 Howard OeoT|;e, mechanical engineer
here i» Vineamrt
73 Gould Mrs
here is St. Janus' pi
here are Constables buildings
90 Wardale William, painter
here is J.CD.'spl
90A, Noble Isaac, shopkeeper
93| Tipple William, iish merchant
here is Sli:abeihpl
I03 Fairfield Samuel, beer retailer
here is St. James' st.
no Child W. J. tt, T. millstone manufrs
here is Griffin's court
133 Mumby George, rally owner
here is Roberts pi
134 Langley Robert, shopkeeper
Holmes Charles D. & Co. engineers
here is Alfred st
138 Kime John, boot & shoe maker
130 Marshall William, shopkeeper
134 Albert Dock tavern, Robert Spink
148 Tether Geor^, fish curer
hti-c IS Marine pi
158 Sargeant George, shopkeeper
here is Ropery st
Srans sqnase, Nimngton.
here is tee's walk ,
Wkslkyas Methodist Chapel
17 Anders Wm. Johnson, boot & shoe ma
here is Paisley st
STREETS.
36 WCUows Mrs. Margaret Jane,shopkpr
32 Bell Thompson, shopkeeper
34 King George Kelby
36 Dennion Jonah, yeast dealer
43 Cogens Henry, game dealer
Pawoltt stnet. Great Passage st.
10 Wells Henry, rallj*man
16 Screeton Thomas, dust contractor
33 Wrifht Joseph, salt merchant
34I Walker Mrs, Agnes, cooper
Grapes p.h. Mrs. Ann Sergeant
Feattaerstome's entry, 178 High st.
Ferries street, Jffedon rd.
Glew Thomas, grocer
Fetter lane, 35 Market pi.
Marrowbones k Cleaver p.h. Mark
Gretton
Saxby Leonard, basket maker
Beecroft William, basket maker
Field street, Holdemess rd.
I Lawson Richard
3 Walker Misses Augusta & Ada, ladies'
school
3 Hyde Henry
. Finkle street,
Mytongate to Blanket row.
EAST SIDE.
3 Robertshaw Robert, clothes dealer,
second-hand
4 Kem^ Samuel, hair dresser
5 WithiU Hy. sack & bag maker & mer
Lofthouse C. M. k Co. ship owners
10 Hunt Thomas, shopkeeper
IX Procter Thomas, bhcksmith
14 Welbam James, shoe maker
Mere isManket row
[hull.]
WEST SIDE.
18 Calvert Thomas, shopkeeper
19 Mewse Edward, shopkeeper
3o Ship Victory p.h. Wm.FrancigTumer
here is Providence pi
here is Finkle court
33 Hull Hide k Skin Market Co. Lim.
Henry King Bennett, manager
34 Bridegroom Frederick, upholsterer
hei-e is Guardians court
37 Damonlin k Gossehalk, hide Ie pro-
duce merchants
38 Abbott Charles, tin plate worker
39 Foresters' Arms p.h. John Lowden
Finslmry Krove, Fountain road.
3 Care Edward
4 Slight William Luddington
5 Smith Mrs. Eliza, dress maker
6 Leggott George, mariner
10 Elaey Mrs. Mary Ann, dress maker
11 Lingard William, furniture dealer
13 Campion Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments
13 Clark John, painter
14 Huges Joseph, artist
15 Morley WilUam
19 Morris Mrs
33 Tuting Mrs
33 TrowiU George
38 Durham James
here is Providence row
Flasbnry street, Fountain rd.
EAST SIDE.
I Baker Miss.
3 Booth John Medley
here is Louisa ter ,
5 Gray Isaac
7 Parmentier Richard, bricklayer
9 Carlton Frederick Robert
II Lamb Herbert
here is JBoJieniia ter
13 Smith James, master mariner
15 Norton Mrs
17 Everett James, joiner
31 Woodruff Mrs. Eliza, greengrocer
here is Frank's ter
33 Dossor George, coal dealer
35 Clark William
37 Craft Peter, shopkeeper
here is Lily's ter.
39 Page Frank Astrop
31 Padget Robert, cab proprietor
WEST SIDE.
3 Richardson Tom Bromby, cowkeeper
4 Holtby William Hy. insurance agent
here is Fred's Un-
6 Barker Mrs
8 Hird Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker
10 WaUs William
13 Hindson Jn. Milliner, commrcl. trar
here is Brunnanhurgh ter.
14 Pinchbeck John, insurance agent
30 Nicholson Benjamin, brick layer
here is Helen's ter
33 Glaves Darley Job, shopkeeper
34 Harness Miss Sarah, dress maker
here is Summerscales st
36 Bobinson William, coffee cart owner
38 Whitelam John, contractor
Fish street,
King st. to Jfytongate.
BAST SIDE.
I Jefferson John, watch maker
I I Hargreavcs Richard, tobacco manf r
3 Hoyle Eli, beer retailer
3 Maigels Ephraim I. working jeweller
4 Petrie Thomas, cocoa house
5 Harding Charles Wm. tailor & draper
6 Markwell Bamet, hat k cap dealer
CONOKBOATIONAL ChAPEL
7 Marsden k Hodson, ship joiners
Jure it Jfytongate
WEST SIDE.
8 Leicester hotel, Charles Duncan Talo
9 Smith, Kruger k Co. coal factors
10 Dalton Wm. whitesmith k bellhanger
11 Hall Mrs.Hary Elizabeth, teiniierance
hotel
13 Bell Edwin Joseph, dyer &: cleaner
.Mere is Chapel court
14 Rowland Rt. last It boot tree maker
15 Beaumont Chas. Jn. working jewellr
here is Fish court.
16 Snell William, printer
17 Seven Stars P.H. Mrs. Elizah. Mitchell
18 Robinson Robert, baker
here is Sobinson row
Flontnoe avenue, St. John's Wood
from BeveHey rd.
I Jackson Walter
3 Larard Thomas
3 Rudeforth Frederick, slater
4 Moore Thomas, brush maker
7 Sunley Thomas, rope maker
13 Williams George, enamelled slate
manufacturer
14 Blow Charles, commercial traveller
15 Proat Edwin
30 Johnson William, plasterer
Fountain road, Beverley rd.
NOBTH SIDE.
I Ripley George, confectioner
3 Brown Matthew, tobacconist
6 Thornton Miss Annie, milliner
6a, Cahill Edward M'm. jun. boot ma
II Fisher Thomas Parkinson, auctioneer
k valuer
16 Holmes Henry, commercial traveller
17 AUam William Kinsley, shopkeeper
here is Wainjieet ter.
17 & 18 Hunter Christopher, shopkeepr
19 Ward Mrs
31 Carr David
33 Mitchell Robert Freeman, butcher
here is Seaton st... ,
33 Hewlett Charles, greengrocer
34 Scoffield Daniel, grocer
35 Hunt Edward, joiner k builder
36 Cobb Miss
36 Fawcett Mrs. Mary, dress maker
37 American Fresh Meat Company
...here are Crown ^ Perseverance ters....
33 Spurr Daniel, pork butcher
39 Todd Edwd. Boothby, provision deair
30 Collinson James Henry
Blackmore Alfred John, ironmonger
here is Waterloo st. north
Board School
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
ken is ^nmu «f.....
Wheal James, carter
Jten u BarwutoH draiiL
■OCTH SIDB.
43 Minrfmll Wm.noondfaand clotbea dlr
43 Mimiifin William Kerdiair
kere it Gram/e tt
45 Tindale Wm. grocer & tea doder
46 Hntton Joseph
49 Foirler William
joDenison Urs
SI Cbapham John Edmrd
Whitton Geon;e
Pacific hotel, William Poppls
hereiaSt. Pmdat
23 GlossipEdirin, grocer
26 Proby Wflliam Henry
{Kirkos Francis, chemist
Post & Monsy Obdbb Office &
Savings Bank
28 Shooter John, fish dealer
29 Manhall John, batcher
30 Casehon Charles, grocer
31 Hatfield Joseph, pork bntcher
32 Cbeeaeman Thomas, provision dealer
33 Fawoett William, fmiterer
34 to 36 Willingham Wm. Jn. drpr. be
ken is Waterloo at. rurth
Haver George, draper
Sonthwell George Wright, baker b
com factor Jcc
PBimnTB BIethodist Chapel
Jarratt Bobert, cab proprietor
„ ken is Finsbary yro
Gookerton Chas. Herbert, painter fee
Brown Bobert, plumber
Hill John, fnnutore dealer
Dunn Bobert, bntcher
Boss Walter, draper
....» here is Fuubwry st
Bsmes George, shopkeeper
6a, Oahin Edward Wm. boot maker
$A, Garbatt Mrs. Elizabeth, toy dealer
4A, Hewson Mrs
Peers John
Qoibell k Peers, stone masons
i) Sowden Miss Sarah, insurance agt
Hart Edward Clement Orowther
(FI«isborg house)
Bolton Edward (Ivy house)
STREEl'd.
49 Carlin Miss
50 Darby James, manager
51 LeightonBaIpbC>rTon,masteT mariner
53 Mm^jgrave Benjamin
54 Robinson Henry
55 Wilboghby Mrs
56HaUHn
dark John
Vranolfl
■treat east, Caroline st.
Charles st.
SOUTH SIDE.
II L^on William
13 Pickering Tom, taOor
15 Ellis Charles John, shopkeeper
here is Ann's pi.
31 Thompson Richard, shoe maker
35 Smithson William, shopkeeper
37 Shaw William, beer retailer
39 Harrison John, stationer fee
....here are Reform pi. ^ Thomas pi...
43 Loft Joseph, house painter
nereis John's pi
$1 Hobson Francis k Sons, bricklayers
59 Payers Mrs. Mary, lodging hoase
61 Hubbard Mrs. J^y, lod^ng house
63 Reeves George Henry, tailor
67 Annison James
69 Blakeney Samuel, grocer
75 County hotel, Al^ed Greasley
hen is Charles st..
8 Holt John, greengrocer
10 Bedc Francis, shopkeeper
here is Wilson's pi
16 Gamwell George, plnmlier
18 Levitt William, furniture dealer
39 Chapman Robert, fish k fruit dealer
35 Cristall Morris, tailor
36 Wardle Henry, baker
34 Richards Thomas Enock, shoe maker
38 Twing Mrs. Sarah, dress maker
here is Christopher st
40 Masson EdwaM, shopkeeper
here is Francis jk
hen are Canton pi. Trinity pi.
^ Francis Imildini/s.
58 Gray Thomas, shopkeeper
6a Frignall William, joiner
64 Baxter James, shoe maker
here is Joseph pi
FOU— FBE 49
30 ArmitMissSarahElixh. school mistress
34 Everingham Mrs. Annie, lodging ho
40 Brown Thomas, hatter
4a Marshall John, customs' exam, officer
44 Heald Mrs
48 Atkinson John Wallis, tailor
50 Walker Mrs. Mehetabell, cowkeeper
53 Dorsey Hen. coUectr.of Queen's taxes
56 Major John, shoe maker
here is Woodkousepl
58 Johnstone James, provision dealer
60 Newton John
60 Newton Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker
63 & 64 Winter George, beer retailer
66 Tait Walter, shopkeeper
73 Hopwood William Thomas, tailor
here is Russellst __j
Witty_Tlios.[a)anculor] (Mona ho) 66 Dodgson William, pawnbroker
73 Smith Francis, master mariner
76 Sykes George, hair dresser
..kere is Seterley rd,
Rmntaln atraet, Avlaby rd.
1 Bee Benjamin
2 Stonefaoose Geo. Fredk. comrcl. trav
3 Pindmn Wm. Hy. master mariner
4 JoDiSe Mrs
7 Kershaw Thomas
8 Lotherington Thomas
9 hAxaa George Alexander
10 Robinson James
11 Todd Henry
12 Johnson AbraAam
13 Robins William George
15 Thornton Mrs
16 Vickerman \John Blissett
18 Robins William John
19 Lawson Charles, master mariner
20 UcCaan William
21 Wales Alfred
22 Tate Mrs
13 Turner Charles, master mariner
34 Gray Madame Lilian Landemont,
professor ol music
25 Thompson Edward
iSPerkmsMn
I Mrs. Richard, ladies' school
31 Sahnon William Robert
32 Buhner Mrs
34 Little Mrs
35 CoUinson John, manager
36Liisiiian Mrs
37 nnese James Peter
38 8mShMre
39 Barker Mrs.
40 Heron Mrs
42 Bnchanan Duncan, master mariner
44HalIiday Francis
45 Barker John Charles
46 Bobson Wm. Hy. master mariner
47 Bebden John
48 UanhaH Henry, master mariner
78 Bell James William, butcher
Francis street west.
Charles st. to Russellst
SOUTH SIDE.
5 Barkwith Thomas, tailor
7 Bradbnry Jhn.Sculcoates parish clerk
1 1 Macpberson Miss Harriet, day school
13 Howe John
13 Howe James
15 Burnes Thos. custom house officer
35 Menzes James, commision agent
29 Tuting Edward, manager
33 Swatm Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper
35 Holdroyd Mrs. Marj- Ann, dress mkr
39 Pearson Mrs. Eliza, dress maker
47 Beveridge James, tailor
49 StegmannMiss Bertha, teachr. of mnsic
51 Hull John Charles
53 Johnstone Miss Eliza, shopkeeper
, here is Percy st
55 Robinson Chas. Thomas, pawnbroker
59 Lambert William, tin plate worker
65 Pewster Frederick Meadley, hosier
67 McDonald James, shopkeeper
69 Marshall William, pork batcher
71 Haire John, confectioner
73 Wrigglesworth Mrs. Jane, lodging ho
here is Sussell st
KOBTH SIDE.
3 Barker Robt. Alfd. master mariner
4 Hodge Mrs. Emma, lodging house
4 Taylor Thomas
6 Manley Mrs. Elizabeth, music seller
10 Ward Robert, tailor
13 Thirsk Joseph, tailor
18 Oxtoby Thomas, builder
30 Dalton William
30 Armit Bobert Byggot
Freehold street.
HopKood St. to Spring tanir.
EAST SIDE.
I Brown Joseph, commercial travelters-
3 Schottlander Louis, comcl. traveller
5 Tune Mrs. Mary Ann, confeGtianer .
7 Newton Isaac
II Searle William Henry
here is Leonard tt.^^...
13 Moore Leonard
15 Crowley Mrs. Elizah. dress maker
17 Spendley David, shoe maker
19 Fletoher George, tailor
31 Wallis Mrs
33 Cross Martin Henry
35 Wager Joseph, master mariner
27 Dunn Mrs
39 Jackson Mrs
31 Vallins Silas, builder
33 Barton Samuel, tailor
35 Atkin James
Post Office Bbanch,
Josiah Lennill, clerk in charge
37 Tinkler Mrs
41 Barton John, joiner & builder
43 Scorgie Alexander
47 Tweddell George
49 Cbeesman Samuel
51 Border Edmund
53 Bellamy MissFrancesElizh. ladies' schi
55 Seddon Thomas 8c Co. marble masons
55 Coverdale Thomas
57 Lamb Rev. Geo. [Prim. Methodist]
59 Witty John HighBeld
59i Megson John, painter
59* Heath William, fruit merchant
59! '
63'
65 Capes Charles
67 Moxon Major Wills
69 Gruby John
71 Robinson David Reynard, builder
75 Richardson Alfred
77 Tindale Francis
79 Simpson John Thomas
79J Jameson William, who. confectioner
81 Loetham James, commission agent
83 Dry Wm. pianoforte dealer k tuner
87 Scotter Thomas Joseph, stone mason
here is Sprinff bank
WEST SIDE.
3 Ward Miss Jane, baker
4 Glover Mrs
Willingham Thomas Geo. furniture-
remover
6 Settle Miss Eliza Maria, dress maker
Roberts Jn. horehound beer manfctr
8 Gamble John Frederick
xo Heath William
13 Bilton Frank
14 Roberts John, shopkeeper
here is Leonard st
18 Cowbum Frank
30 Jackson Arthur, chief engineer
34 Birley John, tailor
36 Stephenson Mrs
38 Jackson Joseph
30 Robson David, insurance agent
30 Reed George
32 Conpland Charles
here it Habro ter
Thompson Mrs. (34 Habro terrace)
40 Metcali George Jefferson
Digitized by VjVJUW IC
;9} Lyon John Thomas, painter
>3 rashby Edwin, master mariner
50 OAE-GLA
Vbxsrols arnunrr — eoniinued.
44 Wrigglesworth Jnwph Mone (Habra
cottaiies)
38 HargnaTe Bicbard
40 Little George Henry
43 Grammitt Mrs
44 Bolton Samnel Hy. master mariner
46 Robinion Frederick, achoolnuuter
50 West William Freshney, postal tele-
graph saperintendent
53 Martin Daniel Brown, master mariner
54 Staples James, apartments
56 Martin Richard, master mariner
58 Newmarch Bichard
60 Croft Mrs
6a Martin John
64 Hunter Mrs
66 Harrison Samnel
68 Pawson Charles
70 Fetch John
7a Smith Edward Weston Phillips
74 Newton Thomas
76 Bartlett Mark, master mariner
78 Binkins Miss Ellen, schoolmaster
80 Thompson John, master mariner
8a Posthul Isaac, draper's a^t
84 Oliver John, master manner
86 Donghty Joseph, chief engineer
88 Frolick John, commission ageiit
90 Epton Thomas Shadford
92 Baker William George
94 Coy Charles
96 Hind George
'98 Johnson Mrs. Ann, apartments
here is Sjning bank
Qarlmtt street, Holdemtaa road, now
called Barnjde^ st.
Oarden stMet.
Brook at. to PmiUini st.
SOUTH SIDE.
T Osborne Joseph, shoe maker
3 Duke of York p.h. Samuel Walton
3 Hagar John William, clothes dealer
7 Dawson Mrs. Margaret, shopkeeper
9 Wood Mrs. Ellen, greengrocer
11 Wyatt James, fishmonger
13 Spink John, bntcher
here u Dnnutria sq
13 HalJ Mrs. Sarah Ellen, shopkeeper
19 Wilkinson Mrs.Elizabeth, shopkeeper
here u North it
27 Wj-att Luke, chimney sweep
hereis Gta-den court
29 Smith Thomas, shoe dealer
31 Moses Henry & Sons, undertakers
37 Brindle Robert, shopkeeper
39 Marshall Horatio, taker
43 (irey AVilliam, plnmber & clazier
here are Spencer st. ^ PorUatul st
NORTH SIDE.
lo AUwood Benjamin, chimney sweeper
12 Kelly Michael, furniture broker
14 & 16 Xicholson Edward Jas. marine
store dealer
20 Okey William Stnart, shopkeeper
24 O'Neill William, clothes dealer
here is Noi-tii st
38 Blyth Joseph, beer retailer
//( re are Harriet's place Sf Mari/'s court.
-HSherbon Thomas, whitesmith, lock-
smith & bellhanger
46 Hammond William, baker
Oarxieon side.
Billon John ft Co. com ft seed mers
Wade Richd. Sons ft Co. timber mers
Wade Joseph Armytage, patent inter-
locking roofing tile manufacturer
'(iibson Edward ft Son, ship builders
Hiarbutt David P. ship builder
Harrison Richd. A Jn. timber mers
Tealbyft Co. timber merchants
C»i>per John Edward, boat builder
English Wm. P. wharfinger
McCann Wm. ft John, ship bailders
Scarr Bethel Bowser, ship builder
Smithson Charles Fretierick ft Co.
timber merchants
STREETTS.
a«orK« atxvat, Charlottt tt. t»
SavUett.
HOBTH sros.
I Fresoott Robert, grocer
' 3 Mechanics' Institute,
Mark Riley, librarian
3 ft 4 Pool William, tnrkish baths
5 Pool William, washing machine mnfr
6 Williamson ft Kenint^n, dyers
7 Wing £. ft Son, whdesale stationers
8 Coatsworth John, auctioneer
Hull Subscription Mill Society Lim.
flonr mers. Jn. Coatsworth. sec
Featherstone Brothers, bill posters
Liverpool Victoria Liegal Friendly
Society, G. Adams, district man
8 Hull Coal Supply Association Lim.
9 Lnzton Miss fhomasine, dress maker
10 Shaw Henry, cabinet maker
11 Bancroft David, shopkeeper
here is Norman's court.
la Keith William, tailor
13 Benfley Henry ft Co. Lim. brewers
14 Eberson Emanuel
15 Cryer William Henry, silk mercer
16 Baynes James
17 Bolton Miss Ann
18 ft 46 Wilson Andrew Marshall, fur-
niture dealer
19 Reiter Karl Christian, organ builder
20 ft 31 Davis John Whitmore, silk &
woollen dyer
32 Salisbury hotel, Chas, Horace Edge
24 Kiihnell Miss Tecla, ladies' outfitter
35 Beet Matthew, dyer & scourer
26 Hull Constitutional Club,
Mark Bean, hon. sec
Hull Savings Bank ft Government
Annuity ft Stock Institution,
Francis Fullerton,8ecft actuary
here are Smeaton st. ^ SavUle st...
SOCTH SIDE.
a9 Taylor Miss Harriett, milliner
30 Kendall Mrs. T. confectioner, ft ser-
vanfa' registry ofHce
31 Worley John, grocer
here is C'l-omn court
3a Walsh Richard, dyer
32A, Goldfinch Herbert W. printer
33 Harrison Robert Eunson I..S.S.
surgeon dentist
33 Sherwood John Geo. surgeon dentist
34 Dignasse ft Thomson, milliners ftc
35 Hclas Mrs. Mary
36 Odd Fellows' Medical Dispensary
(M.U.), E. S. Morgan, med. officer
36 Edward S. Morgan L.B.C.P. surgeon
37 Rosenbaum Morris, servants' registry
office
BeecToft Wm. Watson, tea merchant
38 Spikins George, house furnisher
Baptist Chapel
30 Friedman Marcus, wholesale jeweller
40 Yorke William
40 Pearson William Henry, dentist
41 Murray Win. Henry, loan office
.K.. hereis Georyejd
43 Drant Geo. horehound beer brewer
43 Thacker Thomas
44 Hall Frederick Henry, house agent
45 Sarnton Miss
46 ft 18 Wilson Andrew Marshall, house
furnisher
47 Hick Mrs. Annie
48 Accy John Bernard, prof, of music •
49 Feiiton Miss Ann, milliner
50 Brown Daniel
51 Dossor James, surgeon
, here is Princess row
5a Simpson Miss Xewton
53 Xicholson John Lee, surgeon
Oeorge street. Lime st.
Powell ft Son, coopers
Brown Wm. ft Co. mast ft block mas
Oeorffe yard, between 19 ft 20 Lotogate.
a Wright Mrs. Mary, straw bonnet ma
3 Glaasby Mrs. Sarah Ann,dre8smaker
4 Brocklesby. George, joiner ft builder
Walker Th8.verger(St.Mary's church)
, here is AdHphi court
[hull.]
6 BodraeH Joseph, hair dreaser
7 Battarbee John Thos. chapri kedper
WasLSTAN Ghafsi,
9 Johnson Richard, finner .
10 Kenningham William Francis, Joiner
George ft Dnigota p.h. John Hewson
Sharps James ft Sons, coopers
Whitmargh William ft Co, brewers
Smith Thos. ft Co. sack ft bag mnfrs
Moon George, wholesale grocer
36 Story Mrs. Betsey, pawnbroker
Iiere is Chapa eotcrt
30 ft 31 Lambe Henry, joiner
Moss ft Co. wholesale ft retail hosiers
Olbaom stteet, St. Paul's.
Cannon street to Lome ttrett.
EAST SIDE.
here it Sheldon's sj
Bmter Charles, whedwnght
A«r« is Wittjfs sq
6 Longley Mrs. Mercy, shopkeeper
hereis Florence pi.
9 Warrfner Andrew, shopkeeper
17 Oasties Mrs. Mar^, shopkeeper
here is ^tM court
31 Taylor James, clothes dealer
39 Chafer George, grocer
31 Jackson Joseph, flsh ourer
here is Jtdia'spl
43 Burman John, shopkeeper
47 Garton George, pork butcher
here is Providenee ter.
49 Rhodes Edwin, shopkeeper
SI Wynn Mrs. Jane, lodging house
S3 Blades Henry, cowkeeper
55 Marwood Charles, baker
57 Cuttill Thomas, beer retailer
...here are IVoods buildings ^ Lome st...
WEST SIDE.
S Jobbling George, cowkeeper
here is Asylum rd
Young George Henry, baker
here is Minena ter.
33 Palmer Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
24 Kay Thomas, coal dealer
28 Kenyon Dixon, shopkeeper
30 Rusoy John, shopkeeper
32 Monaghan Robert, grocer
hei^e it J/hry Ann's jd
McDonald William, shfic maker (8
Mary Ann's place)
40 Selby James, butcher
42 Leach Walter Edwin, shoe maker
70 Mason Charles, drysalter
Gilbert street, Hessle rd.
1 Smithson Mrs. Mary Ann,shopkecpcr
2 Smith John, bricklayer
3 Lightenstein Morris, tailor
5 Weeks Alfred, marine engineer
6 Sampson Mrs. Cath. infants' school
8 Bartle Mrs. Sarah Ann, apartments
9 Waudby John, marine engineer
11 Douglas John, ship steward
12 Drewery Joseph, stone mason
14 Branton Mrs. Eli7.abetb, apartments
Oladstone street, Anlaby rd.
a Snow John Hindle, master mariner
4 Holder Frederick Watson
6 Wilson Thomas
8 Townsend Richard
10 Brown Moses
14 Dennis Alfretl
16 Linford John Samnel
18 Barker Mrs
20 Woodell John
32 Healey Mrs. Jane, mixed school
24 Greaves Mrs
26 Cuthbert Alfred
28 Brooks Benjamin
30 Saunders Joseph
31 Loftus William
33 Jordan Mrs
19 Cook Rev. Hezckiah [Primitive
Methodist]
17 McCoUah Mrs
15 Wilkinson George Gayton
13 McNeil James
1 1 Orme George Hill
9 Priest John
Digitized by '
;e am
vjoogle
[huh..]*
; Brewer Tlios. Walter, nuistcr mariner
3 Bromlrqr Thomas, maitcr mariner
I Walker Jamea
yiwiiigton,
Sdiftl. to Onrfton tt.
3 Irrin John, oixd dealer
57 Barnes William, shopkeeper
III Xarple Jamea, grocer
yi Caae Jaxnea, dtimney weeper
3S CoOett Charles, shopkeeper
io Dnntbome Miss Annie, dress maker
68 Sutherland John A. shopkeeper
£3 Brawn FHnk, shoe maker .
130 Bnunley Mrs. Harriett, shopkeeper
m Hulgeth Henry, shopkeeper
txood, WUtniTigton.
I Taylor Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper
17 BoydlKRiae Tom, shopkeeper
Gieenwood Bros, dnat contractors
Stenkenson J. h J. seed crashers
EaneG. fc T. cement manofactnrers
Goodivln street, AddaieU tt.
I Bronk John Thunas, bricklayer
7 CoDins Edward, cooper
C Jacob Robert, cab proprietor
9 Bradley Joseph b Son, fish carers
ti Cosena John Harry, flish carer
13 Makey Joseph Hai^ord, shoe maker
17 Bee Qiristopher, grocer
3D Thompsoo WUUiun Oeo. rally owner
^ Uraoe George, chief engineer
Jbsre u Add<ad4*t
30 banids Daoie^ shopkeeper
itrt an Goodvdn ^ BM't ten.
IP BnrUiin Thomas, shopkeeper
44 Dolby Thomas, rnllv owner
47 Allen Stephen, pig oealer
43 tHfaacHi Joseph, rally owner
:3 Halfyaid Thomas, flsh curer
■J. Tctber Mark, fish carer
55 Bradley Septimos, fish curer
57 Hnimes Thomas, builder
ken ia Addaidett
59 Rowland William, bailder
^ Henderson Bobert, cowkeeper
6: Bielby Bobert, rally owner
Saddaby Tbos.oil mill, &8eed cmsher
^ .'■mith James Albert, flsh carer
7: Gray Robert, adrertising agent
~ Levy Mosea, jeweller
Xere an Liudlej/'s ter. <$-
Spenceley's hmldinya
ii Vie Joseph k tieorge, yeast dealers
?j ."l^nceley Thomas
:: Paimer Walter Spurr, cowkeeper
':- Vinson Henr}', french polisher
■: Ward Francis, fish curer
so U'ilkinsaa Mrs. Fanny, fish carer
'■,1 Hildred Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper
Qoalton atieet, Strickland at.
Hesde rd.
'5 Spencer Henry, shopkeeper
- ; Hales Elijah, shopkeeper
Jim is Wauandat
•c aaigeantson Thos. joiner k bailder
12 Wpbster Mrs. Ada, milliner
i: Agar Robert, shopkeeper
henis Walcot at
Qiafton Btxeet, NemKgUm,
St. Georges rd.
^ Wllion George, dairyman
y Maaderille Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Glasgow st
7^ lihepard Joseph, grocer k beer retlr
n Harpfaam Miss Annie, hosier
'-i Wbitton John, saw maker
•-~ Wriglesworth John Wm. shopkeeper
H'niy John, bricklayer
Wray Sobnt B. shopkeeper
B-tUrads Miss Mar}-, dress maker
Oreen Oscar, omnmercial traveller
Simpsiin John k Son, joiners k bldrs
Orafton sftxaet, St John's vood,
Btttrley rd.
MOKTH BIDE,
I Dtna Thomas, chief engineer
1«
Butland
vfllas
STBBETS.
a Kalaanforth Robert, master mariner
3 Hamprey Frank
4 Croft William Smith
5 Clnter Mrs
6 Jobson William
7 KendaU Mrs
9 Afi[leck James, asdstaat schoolmaster
10 King Jesse
11 Ekworth Fnmois
la Bromby EHlerby
13 RodweU William
15 Collinson Thomas
16 Esereet Mrs
Hunter George )
Laver Mrs J
27 Brooks James
38 Collins John Holmes, insnrsnoe agnt
Foster William Riley (Lilian riUas)
34 Dixon Thomas
35 Atkinson William Calam
36 Richardson Isaac, Humber pilot
37 Horrall William, marine surveyor
40 Rockett Henry, master mariner
41 Scott John William
44 Hart Mrs
45 Cooper William Henry
46 Honeyman George, eomml. traveller
47 Dibnah Albert
48 McLelland Mrs
49 Macdonald John (Ebor cottage)
50 Holmes Joseph
51 Bought Mrs
5S Kemp Joseph Chatterton
Turgoose James, master mariner
Thompaan Thomas Brownlow
Bolton William
here is Neielaitd Toft la
SOUTH SIDE.
Fentith John Francis, jnn
Malkinson John, market gardener
Marshall Robert
Warner Mrs
Allison Mark (Ribey house)
Allen Alexander
Thompson Samuel
Walker John
Sherbon William
Strafford Frederick Kirk, accountant
Strafford Mrs. Francis Mary, mixed
school
Trezise John Austin, shopkeeper
Peacock WilKam (Kate vulas)
Crake James,
Snowdon William,
Dodgson William,
Rymer William,
Hargrave Potter Applcyard
Hickinson Mrs
Holroyd Timothy
Brammer Edward
Grimshaw George,
Leggott Mrs.
Berry John, shopkeeper
Greenway John Robert (Thorn villa)
Hole Alfred Henry (Southland house)
Bray William Grimstone, 1 } Oak
OCir^-eBS 51
:l
Oak villas
Rose villas
villas
Norway
hooses
Stancer Mrs.
Foster Henry,
Adamson James,
Major Benjamin,
Wikner Albert,
Rookledge Darlcy,
Jamieson Miss,
Charter James Leach,
Powlcy Mrs.
Cooper Mathew
Clark Frederick, laundry
Davis William
Watson George (Rhinefelden house)
Searby John (Grafton cottage)
..here is Xemland Toft la,
Grange street, Steaim's estate, Lome
St. to Fount<tin rd.
WEST SIDE.
I Martin Samuel, shopkeeper
here if Villa ier
12 Hampshire Joseph, draper
...here an Sydney tei: ^ Bamsley vUs...
...here an Richmond ^ Kensington ter*.,.
27 Reed Frederick, grocer
28 Franks Joseph, draper
hen is Jnnortats nf....
■AST sioa.
.,„....ken is Fhiry tor..,,.,
37 IraWs John, shopkeeper
9 Small Samnal, cowkeeper
6 Byeroft Charles, shapkaagar
.,..„., here is Onmgt ter
hen is Cl^ier..„..
OnuiTUto atxeMi, ITewhigttm.
tJUn SIDE.
3 Soott Charles, chief engineer
3 Dobson James, baker
4 Corlyon Mrs
5 Shaw Mrs
6 Storr Charles Robert,insurance agent
7 Brown Henry, estate agent
' 8 Longhorn James ' . '
9 North William Henry
10 Day Henry James
12 Tyrer Thomas, master mariner
13 Sykes James
14 Dales Thomas
CostsworthWilliam Edward, shipping
a^t (Granville house)
15 Robins Wm. Lawson, smack owner
16 Fry Walter Thomas, chief engineer
17 Jennings Henry
Ken is Imperial arcade
34 Grooock Edward, chief engineer
25 Ambler Mrs
McDonald Jn. manager > Providence
Albon John, grocer { view
Good William F. (Esk house)
Oreat Paasaee atzeet,
Myto» pi. to Coga» st.
5 Mahon Thomas, tobaoeonist
7 White Ftederiek, hair dresser
11 Woodward John, furniture broker
13 Dixon E. boot k shoe maker
here is Marine row
Goldstein k Co. cabinet makers
Bravo Arthnr, secondhand clothes dir
Berg Isaac, bntcher
Markham Mrs. Elizabeth, secondhand
clothes dealer
Whittaker Geo. marine store dealer
Harris Slowanski Levi, cabinet maker
Sanders Henry, beer retailer
Dunn Miss Kate, confectioner
45 liOuis Jacob, furniture dealer
47 Baeuerle Predc. Michael, pork butchr
51 Levett Richard, tripe dealer
53 King Geo. Kelly k Son, pork butchrs
55 Meanwell John, provision dealer
57 McLean John, greengrocer
S9 Waite Robt. Fredk. tin plate worker
61 Burton Christopher, fish curer
63 k 65 Needier James, fish merchant
4 Pashley Miss Emily, refreshmnt. rms
8 Newby James, clothes dealer
10 Bass Mendle, sailors' ontfitter
13 Goldman Solomon, sailors' outfitter
14 Tiplady Henry, clothier
16 Shinvald Israel, grocer & baker
16 Spring William, fish curer
x8 Hiller Abraham Israel, pawnbroker
ao Monlson Frederick Joshua, joiner tc
greengrocer
aa Jones Benjamin, hair dresser
34 Wilson John, fnmiture broker
hrre is Burton st
30 Barnett Mrs. Etty, tobacconist
33 Epstin Barnard, hosier
34 Staves James, shoe maker
36 Reed Joshna, 6re.engrocer
40 Allen James, shoe maker
hen w Faxccitt st
43 Jackson Francis & Co. grocers
44 fc 46 Hunter John Henry, shopkeeper
48 Tindale William, drysalter
50 Lagourie Bartholomew, second-hand
clothes dealer
52 Gates Henry, chemist
54 Marlbonmgh, John Batty
here is Loieer Inion st
56 Barney & Vickerman, butchers
58 Waddy Richard William, tea dealer
k tobacconist
58 Harman Wenman, musical instra-
ment ma^^g^ ^^ V^UUV iC
Hf LL 4* ^
52 OBS— asi
Obxilt PasAaoi stbbkt — eoMtiatud.
60 Thompson James, butcher
63 Woodvard William, second - hand
clothes dealer
64 Horfltt William, shopkeeper
66 Hndaon Charles Oeorge, shopkeeper
heriU Upper UtUonst
hertU Cogmiter
OhcMiit Thornton atMOt, Waverley
It. to Anlaby rd.
MTIST 8IDB.
I Nicholson Henry, butcher
.^ ,..«,A«r« u Thmnas pi
3 Qardener Mrs. Hannah, apartments
5 Cave William James, storekeeper
BelTold George, cowkeeper
13 Askwith HenryCharles, perambulator
maiinfactorer
lure are FrideruiVi pi. ^
Moorhead'i buUdinga
19 Coates Mrs. Sarah Ann, apartments
31 Cass Mrs
33 Hetberington Mrs
35 Oztoby Arthur, master mariner
37 Roberts Misses Catherine & Charlotte,
dress makers
lure is Porter st
41 Henson Walter Knowsley, surgeon
43 Oosschalk Louis Lazarus, cattle
salesman
WaSLBYAH CbAFBL
45 Hartenfeld John Bernhard
45 Hbbbbw Mission Book
47 Johnson William
49 Cressey William, grocer
here is Adelaide ft
51 & 53 Hudson Samnel, butcher
59 Sharp William, rate collector
61 MnUett Thomas
63 Rayner John, herbalist
here are Albion buiUinga
71 Storr Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments
here is Wells ter
73 McKivitt Matthew, shopkeeper
73 Whitaker William, teacher of music
Primitive Methodist Chafel
79 Simpson & Malone,builder8. See adrt
81 Nicholson George, shopkeeper
83 Walls Thomas, butcher
here are A'eio buildings
85 Hunter James Brigham, shopkeeper
89 Panton George Henry, stone mason
91 Dean Wm. brush ma. k greengrocer
here is Conferencepl
93 Oglesby Edwin
95 Oylesby Francis
99 Fisher Mrs. Maria, lodging boose kpr
here is Cottage rtno
103 WhitehouseMrs.Jane,lodging ho.kpr
105 Hobson George Bamett
107 Gray Mrs. Louisa, lodging house
III Shaw Mrs. Elizh. ointment manufr
113 Wilkinson Robert Ambler, hosier
115 Mountain John Joseph, chemist
EAST SIDE.
8 Smith Mrs. Ann '
10 Craven Thomas Plumber, manager
13 Cockerline Miss Annie, shopkeeper
14 Martin Mrs
16 Binks Mrs
here is Thornton pi
30 Hoyle Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper
22 King Mrs. Sarah, apartments
here are Henrj/^s pi, ^ Jrlary^s pi...
24 Simpson Geo. Franklin si. D. physician
38 Scott Frederick
30 Whittingham Richard, drapers' agent
33 Christiansan Henry, tailor
34 Leather William, fruit buyer
36 Temple Miss Emma, ladies' school
38 Darley Arms p. h. Tom Morrell
here are William at. ^ Porter at..
40 Cherry Mrs
43 McLaren Robert, chief engineer
44 Edwards William
46 Sawyer John
48 Wright Thomas, master mariner
53 Denton Mrs
ReedGeo.Bichardson, master mariner
54 Schofleld Jas.Moxon, master mariner
56 Parrott ^iiss Rebecca Jane, dress ma
STREETS.
58 WcBtoby Mrs. Hannah, toniHnN dlr
here ia Adelaide at
60 Salter Mrs. Sarah, dress maker
[hull-X
.here is Gardner'apl,
ssDinet I
63 Leiers John Heinrick, cabinet maker
64 Oliver Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper
66 Marshall William, tailor
68 Wilson Mrs. Jane, dress maker
here ia Jamea pl^
70 Hewitt Mrs. Amelia, apartments
73 Cowley Mrs. Sarah, lodging house
74 Walker William
here is Hill st
76 Nicholson William, beer retailer
78 Beet John, grocer
80 Predgen William
82 Dutlield Edwin, keel owner
84 Pattison John, chimney sweeper
86 Gibson William, tailor
90 Batty John, book keeper
93 Dunlop Jolm
94 Berrraian Mrs. Rachel, apartments
94^ Dickin8onFrank,boot k shoe repairer
here is St. LuJce'aat
96 Laverock Mrs. Anne, apartments
98 Thompson Samuel, cabinet maker
100 HcWilliara Jas. Robt. pawnbroker
102 Cohen Max, jeweller
104 Story Mrs. Mary, lodging house
106 Jacluon Jsph. Hy.boot k shoe mkr
108 Dun Mrs. Margaret, apartments
112 Haywood George, house agent
/.«>■< is Cambridge at
1 16 Horsley William
118 Rowan Francis Hy. master mariner
I30 Crighton Edward Ross, toy dealer
133 Thomas Frederick, baker
134 Evans George, pork butcher
Z26 Woodruffe Mrs
130 Hinners Clans Henry, tailor
133 Waterland George, greengrocer
134 Simpson George k Mrs. Margaret,
shoe makers
Oreat Union street, Witham.
BAST SIDE.
Hockney k Liggins, builders
1 Birkiushaw Francis, tailor
2 Cooper William, watch maker
3 Whitaker Charles, coach builder
4 Boynton Geor^, corn dealer
here is Cadus st
6 Webster George Dixon, gasfitter
8 Wolff Lewis, tobacconist
9 Carpenters' Arms p. h. Holmes Pearson
10 Marting Thomas, butcher
1 1 Hodge William, timber merchant
: Itere is HypeHmi st
13 Webster MichaeC bricklaj'er
13 Wilkinson Edward, mast k block ma
13 Fulton William, marine stores
14 Lumb George.cngineer k millwright
16 Johnson James Richard, fruiterer
17 Stubbs William, blacksmith
Iiere is Aurora st
19 Hamlett Samuel, watch maker
20 Keyworth William, general dealer
Laverock k Goddard, timber meres
here is Albert at
35 Parker Thos. Lancaster, shopkeeper
26 Fickhaver Paul, stationer
27 Greenwood Robert, grocer
here ia Cuthbertst
28 Johnson Mrs. Harriet, confectioner
29 Searby Charles, hair dresser
30 Bishop Solomon, pawnbroker
31 Woollens John FrBncis,hair dresser
32 Stephenson Henry, shopkeeper
34 Mumby Robert, shopkeeper
35 Oliver Mrs. Jane, greengrocer
36 Hall John George, baker
36 Allman William, shoe maker
37 Taylor Cornelius, greengrocer
38 Smith Thomas, pork butcher
39 Ordnance Arms p.h. Thomas Dent
40 Downie Alexander, ironmonger
43 Smith Miss Sarah, earthenware dlr
43 Flint John, tobacconist
44 Shaw Wm. Henry, curled hair manfr
45 Eaton Daniel, watch maker
46 Stowe James, tobacconist
47 Dobson John Benjamin, chemist
WEST sipx.
St. Pbteb's Cbubck
49 N^est Alfred, greengrocer
50 Craft Henry, grocer
here are Harcourt st. ^
darenee st
51 Conunercial hotel, William Bottomley
52 Stinaon John, clothier
Shaw John Humble, timber mercbts
53 Webster Joseph
Harrison Richd k John, timber mere
Stephenson George, corn merenant
Gibson Edward k Son, shipbuilders
55 Maciiab Finlay, surgeon
57 Dixon Mrs. Cornelia, boot k shoj ina
58 Bamett Barney, pawnbroker
59 Lammerman Hilkiah, boot k shoeini
60 Lord Nelson p.h. Thomas Shaw
Oreen lan«, Nealand.
hereia Ntouiey's pi
Johnson John, manure merchant
Hutty James, cowkeeper
Hart George William, manure &
chemical manufacturer
Ghnen lan«, Sndcoates, Church st. ^
Lincoln at. to Lockwood st. 4'
Cannon at
SODTH SIDE.
Sculcoates Central hotel, Geo. Dick
4 George Henry, shopkeeper
5 Watson James, shopkeej>er
■ 6 Fenton Edward, hay & straw dlr. &c
here is Cooper st
10 Wray William, shopkeeper
10 Stephenson James, coopir
11 King George, cooper
17 Tulley Charles, joiner
18 Hoyle Joseph, shopkeeper
here is Trevor st
19 Makey James, boot k shoe maker
Good k Menxios,engnrs.&mill Wrights
here are LockveooS (^ Cannon .■•ts
nobth side.
25 Dick Mrs. Eleanor, dress maker
26 Southcoat Charles, shopkeeper
here is Wiliiam^s no
27 Qnantock Robert John HirJ, scale
bean maker
39 Cocking Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
30 Stones George, fishmnnirer
here is Frank's j>l
33 Addison Joseph, wholesale druggist
33 Pattison Joseph, draper
Joy Edward ft Sons, oil refiners (Nor-
wood terrace)
here is Cottage rotr
38 Smith Thomas, wheelwright
Burwell William, ssed crusher
Smith William (trustees of), brewer
Oliver Wm.& Jos. engineers A- smiths
Iiere is Toogood st
Grey street. Hall .it. Sj'ring hnik.
east SIDE.
1 Walker Mrs
3 Goldsmith William
west side.
6 Swinden Frederick
10 Thompson Mrs
9 Owens Mrs
7 Laverock John, commercial traveller
Plymouth Bbbthbbk's Meeting
Room
here is BramicdPs ter
14 Wilkinson John Wm. surgeon dentist
12 Hargrave George, rulljiuan
hereii Colonial st
17 Dellervie Henry, shopkeeper
26 Lawson Thos.W. custom house ofticer
Ghrimsby lane, 119 High st.
5 P.iMHps John, shoe maker
6 Blessed Francis, shopkeeper
7 Beecroft William, basket maker
9 Carrick k Co. tobacco manufacturer.-!
Cross Keys tap p.r. Miss EUzn
Champncy
10 York Arms P.H. August Backstrom
11 Mibier William, poulterer
Digitized by VjOUQ IC
[hull.]
12 Bulin^bmke James, bst k boot-tree
mannfaettirer
13 Bolingbroke Frederick Charles, pro-
fessor of mnsic
i6 Mosa Abraham, emigratiaii agent
21 Saracen's Head p.h. John Lingnard
35 Fawcett Miss Jane Ann, school
26 K'>btnsi>n Charles, herbalist
39 Kirk Tbos. pawnbroker k ailrersnuth
30 George & Dragon P.H. Bobt. Hubbard
33 Price Mrs. Eluabetb, shopkeeper
Orimaton at. Dock tt. to TTorthip it.
WBST SIBK.
I Simpson Thomas, wine k, beer retailer
3 Cooper George William, shopkeeper
3 Wilcock Mrs. Maiy, shopkeeper
4 Bampbel John, taOor
bk i6SnuthWm.Daggett,carTer&gild:
7 Barrett Joseph Sntton, tobacconist
here u George tt
Featheistone Miss Anivie, tobacccmist
Si, Haire John, confectioner
Star Music Hall, Geo. Soule, man
here u Aho Garden tt
9 Mirrley Benjamin, fruiterer
9 Pfeiffer Frederick, pork butcher
10 Hardvick Henrr, furniture broker
here is Silvester it
11 Hatlield Henry, bnOder, plumber k
gasfitter
here is Worship st
EAjr SIDB.
Waix Letieb Box
here is Chariotte it
14 Patty Edwin, waterman
15 Hammond William, beg merchant
16 Smith Wm. Daggett, carrer k gilder
17 Wilkinson Robert Geo. lodzing noose
18 Atkinson Mrs. Mar}-, npholstress
19 Parkinscm Thomas, stevedore
STREETS.
13 Applejrard Joseph, shoe maker
30 CocfceriD John, shoe maker
Orov* street, Baeiiey rd.
9 f Grove
3 f terrace
4J
MOBTR SIDB.
Brown Thomas Kirk,
Young John William,
Sntton Charles,
Leonard William,
SOCTHSISB.
I Haddock George
3 Barrett Hugh
3 Moore Mrs
4 Philips Robert Harris
5 Pettingell Mrs
6 Jones Henry Meggitt
Hall Btraat, Spring bank to Grey tt.
WX8T SIDK.
Russell Alfred, painter
Craker David, joiner
Kelly John Henry, joiner
A<re it Grey it
BAST SIDB.
htrt is Brighton ttr.
7 Littlewood Thomas, tailor
9 Robinson Mrs
13 Lethem William Steven, painter
15 Tischler Peter, tailor
16 Gibson George, boot k shoe dealer
17 Clark John, baker
Taylor George, livei}' stables
Groavsnor street, Trafalgar it.
Beverley rd.
WEST SIDB.
I CoUie Mrs
3 Anderson Betson Jas. master mariner
4 l^lieat Henr}-. brush maker
5 tTuoimffe Mrs
1 Blackboume William
2 Waltham John, shipowner ,1
4 Hargreare Edward John, jun.
tobacco manufacturer
^ 3 Midgley Mrs
^ 6 Howard Kemble John, customs
R examining ofHcer
H 7 Leonard Thomas, bntcher
J, 9 FallamMrs-MatildaCdreesmaker
jiol'llathnrne Mrs
1 13 WaiJe Mrs
1 14 Lloyd Richardson Thomas, custom
j house oflicer
0 15 Tattersall James, yeast importer
17 Andain John, custom house officer
18 Cheesman Wm. commission agent
19 Taylor James, provision dealer
so Snelling Wm. B. G. paper bag ma
21 Grandy Wm. J. commission agent
32 Johnson John EvinsoD
221, Garbatt Mrs
K>))pelman Mrs. Pboebe, shopkeeper
(I Brunswick terraoe)
3 Andrew John, coach painter
4 Pearson John, shopkeeper
here is ffellingUm la.
Wesleyan Day Schools
BIST SIDE.
here are Wellington la. ^ 5t. Leonard tt.
Swsles Cbarlee, provision dealer
(Hyham bnildinga)
Meoriiouae Miss Mair, milliner
here is Trafalgar a
Oretto aanare, la Maien H. to
S^ It.
I Weeds Edward, shopkeeper
3 Abba Miss Annie, milliner
i Smedley Mrs. Mary, muiBn baker
7 Milson Mrs. Annie, shopkeeper
10 Kindle Oeot^, taSor
Hfcltem price atieet, Chalk la.
Anlabyrd.
Windass George Wilde, brick maker
Rowan Thomas William, pilot
Gilbert John, brii^ maker
Haaovar savaxe, toiegate.
15 Cuttle Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
16 Gray William, undertaker
17 Walker George, shopkeeper
HaiooiiTt Btieet, Drypool.
Waterloo tavern, George Hammerton
Salmon William, mast k block maker
Kailay atreet, Beverley rd.
I Chatham William
3 Chatterton Robert
3 Riches Mitchell Bloye, master marinr
4 Finder Edward, master mariner
5 Simpson Wm. John, master mariner
6 Trist Rev. George Henry B.A. [curate
of St. Paul's]
7 Pigott Mrs
8 Barker James Portas
9 Cross Robert
10 Davis Mrs
11 Stevenson Thomas Owen
13 Bolton Edward
13 Hassell Mrs
14 Bridges Harry
15 Sharp Henry
16 Bawlings Rev. T. Foulkes [Wesleyan]
17 Fewster Charles Edward
17 Atkin Edward
18 Joideson George Stevenson
Sharp Joseph Fox (Harley house)
Hanow atreet, Meide rd.
8 Archer William, shopkeeper
33 West Richard, shopkeeper
HoUiday George, tailor (Harrow ho)
Sherman Banry, shopkeisper
Havelook atreet, Newington.
WBST SIDB.
10 Meadows George Holmes, secretary
to the Hull loe Co. Limited
13 Simmonda Mrs
14 Hillier Joseph
33 Jordan Samuel, coal merchant
34 Lee William, aooonntant
38 Cook Oeor^ master mariner
30 Powley Philip
33 Jackman Mark Williamson,fiahennan
34 Fedditt John, fisherman
36 Belt John Thamas
GBI— HED 53
. BAST SIDB.
15 Woodward Mrs. Elisabeth, shopkpr
33 Barding Bomer, fish cnrer
37 Ijowery Robert, smack owner
37 Fogarty Herbert
Wright Thomas, ship rigger
Hedon xoad, Drypool, from Great
Union it.
SOITTH SIDB.
I Dibb Charles, provision dealer
a Atkinson Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
7 Holmes Robert, pawnbroker
9 Grant William, grocer
here is nomas' iq. ,
Marshall William, shopkeeper
13 CarmichaelMrs. MaryA.haberdasher
14 Stringer Charles, chemist
here it foppU It.
a6 Victoria hotel, Samnel HoUoway
37 Hilken Henry, house painter
39 Pratt Christopher, beer retailer
31 Newton Thomas, house agent ke
33 Wilson Mrs
Tremaine Mrs. (Drypool house)
Best Mrs.
Johns Capt. Edward b.n.
Piercy Matthew,
Johnson William Bom,
Booth Joseph,
Sissons k White, steam pile dnver ma
Stracban M. k Son, coal merchants
North Eastern RailwayGoods Station,
Henry Hodgson, goods agent
Earle's Shipbuilding 8c Engineering
Co Limited (Victoria docks)
KOBTH SIDB.
Borough Cemetery,
Wilson Scott, superintendent
Her Majesty's Prison,
Henry Webster esq. governor
Rev. John Aspinall Addison b.a.
chaplain
John Bernard esq. h.bx.s.1.
surgeon
Miss Mary Flint, matron
Southcoates Brick Works Linuted,
E. T. Sharp, manager
Pkihitivb Methodist Chapel
Ledgard Joseph, cocoa house ) New-
Johnson Chas.Crossley,butchr J town
Sportsman p.h. Mrs. Hannah Wood
here is Lee Smithit
here is Newtown ttr
Drypool Cemetery,
John Middleton, superintendent
.....hore ii Ferries 4' Sotham it
her* it Alexandra arcade
Denman Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
, here iiRiponit
Elliss James, shoe maker, 5^
Lord Jii.Wm.fishmoiiger, 4 I
WardBros.tailors&draprs. 3 ]
Scott Edwd. watch maker, 3 I
Waud Thos. shopkeeper, i J
Pratt Hutson, provision dealer
Kipon Arms p.h. Arthur Robinson
here is Seward it
Sergeant William Edward, butcher
Brooks Enoch, marble mason
here is Williamson it
Albion p.h. John Solea
here areEmily st. Merrick st.^Alie^i ier.
Dover Castle p.h. Walter Kelwick
Dnke John, ship smith
Sbambn's Mission Room-
Sissons William k Co. saw mills
, here is Titomas St
Dibb k Fieldhouse, sawing mills
Canty Richard, wood turner
hen is Whitings pi.
Osgarby Wm. W. dry soap mannfr
37 WUting Mrs
39 Barnes Thomss, ship smith
39 Finder William, joiner
40 Haigh Mrs. Hannah, mlly owner k
cowkeeper
41 It 43 IGles John, clothes dealer
43 Hainine John, draper
44 Young Robert, shopkeeper
45 Finn Austin
48 Ripley William, clothes dealer
Bipon
blc^.
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'49'BatTeII Wm. Constable, dining rooms
50 Tenniaon Jojbqt bntcher
51 Viekaanan 'VViUiam, timber mer-
chant t joiner
Finn Austin, general dealer
Archer James, hay k straw dealer
Eat«ley Joseph, milliner
Kline Louis, tailor
Whittingham John, general smith
Wall Leitbk Box.
-Heaale road, Waverley it.
SOUTH SU>B.
I Vanzhall tavern, Oeorge Sharps
3 Beonett William A. proTision dealer
SidebothamJn.sccona-hand y Aii„-t
clothee dealer, ^YZ^
Grundy Hy.Jnmitnro brkraJ ^^^^^
5 Voate Jamea^ tobacconist
7 Temple Fredk. 8. chemist ft droggist
9 Clarsaon Mrs. Ann, batcher
9 Bradley Brothers, brush manufac-
turers (Fortobello mill)
13 ShesTsinilJi Wilkinson, shopkeeper
15 Bukhonse William, ironmonger
., .T..' lure is Patent card ,
9 Onmdy Henry, furniture broker
19} Paul Thomas, confectioner
31 Pound John F. beer retailer
,Aert u Cattagtfl..
33 Harrison William, hair dresser
;;3A, Miller John, pork butcher
24 Allon Charles, plumber
35 Alien Samuel, tobacconist
37 Conyers Leonard, toy dealer
39 Kay James, greengrocer
31 Short Mrs. Emily, fried Osh dealer
33 Warrener James, hair dresser
35 Halliday Charles Henry, pavntiroker
here is Alfndst ,
37 Cook George, beer retailer
39 Gomersall John, fishmonger
41 Dockray John, pork butcher
43 Moseley John, The Dairy
45 Stephens Henry Spafford,sboe naaker
47 WUte George, corn factor
htre is 0uiriu pl.....^.i...
51 Richardson Charles, butcher
53 Edmondson Bobt. marine store dlr
55 Gletr Alfred, painter & paperhanger
here is Euen ^ Maria's pi
S7.CarriU Luke, picture frame maker
hert is Eliiabeth pi
59 Braithwaite Edward, shopkeeper
61 Wray Thomas, greengrocer
63 Dore Edward, milliner
65 KempleyHy.hair dresserb tobacconist
67 Lowthrop Mrs. Flanny, drysaltier
Jews' Old Bdkial Gropnd
73 Alexandra inn, George Kemp
Green Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
here is Ropery at
.79 Akester Joseph Coultas, druggist
81 Coupland William By. ironmonger
83 Rich Thomas William, corn factor
85 Purcell James, pork buteher
Jiere is Gilbert St.
87 ivhoBOD Daniel, beer retailer
89 Weller John William, hair dresser
91 Screeton James, shopkeeper
93 Wardell William, dyer
95 ft 97 Hill Joseph Slater, bookseller
here is Neptunt st
Lily hotel, Joseph Iliompson
lei foster David Cameron, mineral
water mann&ctnrer
103 Hamling Saml. fisherman's outfitter
105 Thompson Wm.ironmonger ft ]oiner
105 Thompsoo William ft Frederick,
architects ft sorveyors
107 Hebden John, outStter ft tailor
109'Dintry WjlUam Edward, jeweller
III Burt Thomas, beer retailer
III} Dook EdWard P. greengrocer
113 Cookson Thomas, inoper
115 Taylor George.Beaumont, batcher
STKE^TS.
II Walgate John O. draper
10 Walton Joseph W. boot ft ^oedlr
8 Walton WilUam Henry, chemist
8'Field Charles, butcher
7 Bartlett Samuel Frederick, tail<n'
6 Warden John Henry, grocer
5 Bush Hermann, watch maker
' 4 Keller Gbstave, pork batcher
3 Thirsk Thomas, pawnbroker
3 EUysrd Marmaduke, baker
I Bosh Frederick William, clothier
Jtere is Daltry st ,.....',....
I Wood Thomas, draper
3 Lankfer John, greengrocer
^ 3 Short Mrs. Emily Alice, fishmongr
A 4 Ifilner George, hair dresser
B S Lyons David, tripe dealer
3 6 Loftus Thonias, herbalist -
7 Foord John, wheelwright
8 Dalby James, builder
9 Coultas George, provision dealer
u 10 ShearsmithWukinson,pork butcher
* II Eckels John, furniture dealer
13 West- George Henrj-, hair dresser
13 Hull People's Public House Co.
Lim.ITo I Rol^t. Newbonnd. man
hertfis Jtfadeley st ,
PsiMirrvs Mbthodist Chapel'
>i 7 Bates Peter, smack owner
i,6 Croke Thos. J. surgery
. 5 Stanley John, customs ofiicer
S 4 Machell George
_§ 3 Parcell Leeson, pork butcher '
X 3 Relton George, railway inspector
j^ I Scarr James C
here is Strickland st
COKOBEOATTONAL ChUKCK
Robinson George, pork butcher
Atkinson Frederick William, com dlr
here is Wassand st
Palmer William, grocer, i ^
Coultas Geo. prov. dlr. 3 CMilton
Shearsmith Peter, pork T ter.
butcher, 3J
Battarbee William, drysalter
liowther George James, smith
Smith Robert ft Son, machinery
brokers
'. here is Walcot tt
Ode John, provision \
dealer, i /
Gould John William, \ Brunswick
butcher, 3 1 terrace
Ireland William, iron- I
monger ft builder, 3 '
London & Yorkshire Banking Co.
Limited (branch) (Alex. Bkikie,
agent) (Brunswick house)
Loram Rd. smack owner (Devon ho)
St. BABNABAs'CBtmCH
here is the Smlevard
Johnson George, architect
Bell ft Baldwin, surgeons
Fellows James William,9mack owner,
(Kent house)
AUott George, smack owner (Gains-
borough house)
GiUiatt Jtm. smack owner(Devon vil)
Bonner Robert, wholesale smallware
dealer (Harrow house)
NOKTK SIDE.
3 Hopper Fewson, provision dealer
4 Searby Miss Mary, shoe maker
6 Hull West Riding Supply Stores,
provision dealers
hereisFawcettter
Leslie Jas. chief engineer ) F^wcett
iKXikwood John, manager j terrace
13 Win^ Thomas David, cab proprietor
ft ]bb master
14 Askam John F. grocer
_ here is Villa pi
15 Phillips Phillip Solomon^pawnbroker
18 Taylor ft Swala^ grocers
here is /w pi...
ao Paddiion Anthony, draper
aoi Cooper ft Coates, smiths
3o{ Hall Thos. joiner ft wood tamer
23 Swales Alfred, grocer
33 Pvrott Thomas SutcliSe, hosier , •■
34 Empsom Chariea, boot ft shoe tneli^
36 Gillett Riebazd^ faatterft hoaier
[hull.]
Winn George, baker
40 Imperial Tea Ca tea dealers
43 Ivison Charles, dyer
44 Oldliam James, chemist ft druggist
here is Caistpbell st
46 Harrison John, perk butcher
48 Richardson George William, whole-
sale conleetioner
50 Aahbee George Cbrk, draper
53 Batty Gits.- Wm. (umiture dealer
54 Fai^ng Henry Dopkin, batcher
56 Barber Joaepb, gtoew
58 Clarke Jos. Thomss, beer retailer
60 Pinchbeck Ralph, provision dealer
6a Westerfaofl Robert, pork butcher
64 Harvey Prank Rawson, haberdasher
hete'is Stanifortk pi.
68 Jubb Ed'yrin Charles, draper
70 Jowett Robert, confectioner
73 Wilson Ricbardson,chemistftdruggist
74 Lidster William, greengrocer
76 Reubin Hiller, clothier
78 Beeton John, butcher
80 Sipling George, hatter & outfitter
84 Swt Aild. confectioner ft tobacconist
86 Theaker William, grocer
88 Smith Wm. Hollingsworth, plumber
go Rutherford Fredk. boot & shoe maker
92 Hill Fdk. Wm. baker ft confectioner
94 Freer Richard, boot ft shoe dealer
96 Robinson Samuel, jeweller
98 WMght John, maiuiger
Hull Street "Tramways Co.'s Stables
100 Crane Edward Wiluam, toy dealer
......here are Freeman's holdings
I03 Smith WiUiam, com factor
here it Regent st
to4 BiofaaTdson Matthew, butcher
106 Hill James ft Co. clothiers
108 Brooks ft Co. shoe makers
here is Wellesltt/ ter
I io Baxter Robt.news agent ft tobaccnst
113 Clark Mrs. Annie E. greengrocer
114 Farmery Thomas, fancy draper
116 Ward John Robert, boot & shoe dlr
Wood Henry, tinner, s~
Dean Jsph. toy ft basket dlr. 4
Empsom Charles Robinson,
confectioner, 3
Baxter John Robt butcher, a
Bristow Robert, draper, i
......'....„..., here is Bean st
Work Bros, grocers ft tea dealers
(Heside Road house)
AllansonGeo.gla88&cbina dlr. i ] £
Ramming Jas. Hy. prov. mer, 3/ b S
Walker Wm. (Melbourne ho. ) 3
Sweeting Thos. tobacconist, 6
Sberwowl George, draper, 8
la Dodds William, chemist
14 Williamson James, grocer
i.here is Coltman st
Haberiand ft Glassman, wholesale ft
family grocers (Talbot house)
Farrow William, butcher, '1 o
Leak George, milliner, 3 ^
Johnson Wm. ironmonger, 3 *&
Copeland Aaron, tailor, 4
BrnmflttMr8.Catherine,drpr. 5
Waud Mrs. Desdemona, fur- >g
niture dealer, 6 J
Rowley PhUlip, musical instrument
maker
Roberts Charles, greengrocer
. I ProudlockChas.fruiterer t tobocnst
8 3 Kirman Robert, boot & shoe dealer
- 3 Banks James, tailor
'9 '4 Field Thomas E. butcher
if s Fowler Edwin, chemist
" 6 Psorsoa Mrs. Martha, grocer
.....hen is Jfamuidvkett
As
' Oiterion hotel, Jbhn.Downes '
Craven Thomas (Granby house)
Lwate James, pawnbroker (Beaoons-
fleld bouse) .
Johnson PranciSi grocer (Winton ho)
Senqerly Geprge. fruit merchant
FocklingtOD jo^drpr. (Thomevill ho)
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WhitakerWiii.fi«h & ice mer.i^
iLndnm James William, I 1 8
miOiDer k draper, ' r ''^ E
Barney lcVickeniiai),batehn.3 ^ 3
Tooiea Henry, 4 J
WoodJame8,amack owner(Tenoy ho)
Widdaker T. H. & S. fishermen's
outfitteni (Devonshire honse)
AIexaiiderDaTidx.D.phyaician(C}ydes-
dalehoose)
_ ken it the Boulnard.
Oarr William Henry, erocer
FanOner Miss F. ladies' school
(Bonlerard Tillas)
Potter John William^ fisherman
road, NewingUn, eontinuatio*
of Stidt rd.
NOBiH sms.
Maginnis Edvard, monumental &
geoeral mason
Hade Boad Cemetery,
Geo. Hebden, snperintSDdent
Beeeioft Mrs. Ann, cowkea|)er
tir. Gbosob'b Wesleyam Cbapsl
Beeeroft William Watson, tea mer
I Croft Mifthael, grocer
3 Needbam Mrs. Sophia, greengrocer
3 Waod James S. ironmonger
a- 4 Tbompsan John Hy. hair dresser
a 6 Henderson Alex, provision dealer
C 7 Wray Charles, batcher
^ S Bridgeman Thos. boot k shoe dealer
jl 9 Neal William, fnmitare dealer
g 10 Williams William Henry, painter i,
^ paperhanger
II Swales Biclurd, gas fitter
la Haiper William, pork batcher
13 Gonndrill Stephen, grocer
shopkeeper
.Jitn i> Somerut St..
Smlea Urs-Isabells, milliner (Somer-
set house)
Svatos Alfred, prorision dealer
I^iTt>tt Thomas Satdifie, draper
BobiiiaonJohnWilliam,biJcer ^
ftoonfectioner, i
Kielbak John, pork batcher, 3
Smith k Atkinson, butchers, 3
Bead John, fidimonger, 4
Morris William, du^keeper, 5.
.Jtere is Edatburgh st..
3baser John, shopkeeper
Halfway hotd, Jas. Rchdsn. Willford
Short Bobert, blacksmith
Imwaa James (Western villa)
Cartwri^t Wm. chemist ic dmggist
Button Mrs. Eliza, draper
Harrison Charies, grocer
..hertis Chalk la...
Surrey Isaac, beer retailer
Boat Isaac, coal dealer
6oy k Co. drapers, grocersJc botchers
Mevton John, grocer
Steeper Williiun West, shoe maker
C^wtwell Benjamin, shopkeeper
lAWSon Abraham, ^opkeeper
..hers is Carito» St..
CaOier Bmiamin, grocer k draper
Bramlqr Charles, shoe maker
Haigh John, shopkeeper
Looranotire inn.Hy. Watson^
I^rderk Clegg, brick makers I
Rorth Eastern Bailiray I Dairy-
Literary k Mechanics' Jcoates.
Institute [
Geo. Hodson, librarian j
aOUTK SIOK.
Star k Garter hotel, Geo. Cartwright
Whitdiead Maaea, ropektwine gpinnr
See Shmnel, rope k twine spinner
Bsmriiav J. W. H. joiner Ie wheel-
«]<glit
STREETS.
I Kennington Charles, butcher
, a NichoUs John, tobacconist
5 3 Bntherlord Frederick, shoe maker
14 Bider Charles, batcher
S 5 Whitehead Charles, watch maker
'6 Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, fisbennen'f
3 outfitter
< 7 Boards Arthur, draper
8 Bunting Thomas, tobacconist
9 Nellist Henry, greengrocer
Bider Bichard, grocer
here is Albert st,
D I Bichardaon Thomas Ey. butcher
3 3 White Thomas, agnack owner
g 4 Dugdall John, miack owner
I 5 Bamngall WjUfam, surgeon
H Mnisgavdock st
5 6 Cowley |lrs. Selina, grocer
I 7 Lilla Jfadame
S 8 Hacdy William, rate collector
q 10 Keale Mrs. Mary
..M here is Scarborough st
i Carlee Christopher Henry, grocer
S 3 Harper William
D 4 Staveley John Albert, fish mer
5 Boss John
t 6 Alban John, marine engineer
1 10 Whitehouse Benjamin
in Proctor Mrs. Bose
( 14 Neesam Charles, stationer
htrt is MaRchester st.
Temgate William, shop- ^
keeper, i
Wilson Mra. Harriet,
mixed school, 5
Hale Mrs. Elizabeth,
laundress, 7.
Daries Mrs. Fanny,
(Liverpool terrace)
Dunn James, farmer (Dairycoates)
Hiffh •treet, Queen's Dock basin to
Stunber St. '
BAST SIDE.
I Obontal Buildisos : —
SmithsonChs.Fdk.&Co. timber mors
Hill Jas. Wm. oil cake & seed bro
Burwell WiUiam, seed crusher
EllershawJohn &Sons,8eed crushra
I Westerman Joseph Bobert, ship bldr
3 Hall John A Co. rope manufacturers
5 Baxter k Tall, oil k seed broken
Marston Henry W. seed broker
5 Chambers k Fargus, seed crashers
6 Hodge Henry, seed crusher
6 Eyre k Co. seed crushers k oil brkrs
6 Grindell John, seed crusher
here is Blttides staith
7 Tigress p.h. James Bellamy
II Hill James T. k "S. merchants
1 1 Simpson A. k Co. civil engineera
11 Thompson Edwd.&Sons.cwl mors, fee
here is Salthouse lane staith
12 Grayson William, shopkeeper
15 Meggitt Samuel Bider, wool mereht
15 Penney M.D.f.c.s. analytical chemist
17 Burett Hy.Jsph. sth. af rican mer.fec
18 Beimer A. & H. merchants
19 Good John k Sons, ship chandlers ix
19} LambertJas.O.&Co.comiE cake mers
Holmes Geo. Alf. oil & produce broker
so BeadWm.J. k Co.com,cake A oil mers
ao Carlill k Co. tallow brokers
3t Bolton Thomas k Co. hemp merchts
WQbnm Charles, shipping a^ent
31 Hodgson, Gibson &Brown, wme mers
31 Boss k Co. commission agents
21 Hiort, Knudsen k Co. com merchts
23'Lowery William Cave, ship broker
33 Malcoon George & Son, ship brokers
33 Bunton Bros, oil merchts. k brokers
33 Abercromby JACo.cake & com mers
Wilkinson Josiah k Son, drysalters
3a Stuart k Gregson, oil refiners
.htre is Union Three Crane Wharf..
33 Blyth Bobert, oil k cake broker
33 Booth Leaper,wine k spirit merchant
34 Dawaon Broa.wharfinsTS.&; hemp mrs
34 Turner k Webster, oil cake msrchnts
34 Oanderton Bros, paint k color mars
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S 35 Bennett Etenry k Co. commission
' agents
B 35 Do^te X.F.& Co.commission a^
S 35 Butts Bobert O. commission
y agents
% 35 Jackson Thomas k Co. oil -mers
g 35 Masaam Thomas, com, seed &
p cake merchant
8 —
36 Scott John, lighter owner
J 37 Winkley J. k Co.oH k seed brkrs
^ 37 Feanon k Bsiley, seed crashers
§ 37 Barton&Waterhoiise,seed cmshrs.
"3 See advertisement
o 37 Corrie, Hanson k Co. hemp k
S flax merchants
" 37 Mansion A. k Co. corn, seed k
{{ com merchants
38 Bayment k Sharp,bonded warehouse
^ •
S & 39 Stericker k Co. oommsn. mers
' 3 39 Carter WiUiam Cattley, com
.Q merchant
■3 39 Buntall k Huffam, ship k in-
^ % surance hrAtita
9
30 Dibb William k Co. artifida! manarv
merchants &c
30 Bust W. H. k Son, iron merchants
31 Sleight John, eommission agent
31 Chamben Thomas F. k Co. paint,
color kc merdiants
31 Meek George ASon,corn k cake mers
33 Heseltine Geo. Wm. grain cleaner
33 Lawes' Chemical Manure Co. Lim
33 BUton John k Co. wharfin^rs
here is Chapel la. staith
35 Gray Wm. seed cmsher (Castle mill)
35 Sykes George k Sons, merchants
36 OibbBjas.lcGo.chemicl.manure mnfr
36 ^lith Henry, hardware factor
36 Overton Wm. saddlers' ironmonger
36 Wi^er Isaac, wool broker
36 Dennett W. H. corn factor ^
Manchester, ShefHeld k Linoohnhire
Baaway Co.'s Broker's OSice
36 North Eastern Bailway Ca 's Broker'^
Office
36 Clifiord Thos. A. commission agent
36 Ellia J. k Co. com washers
36 Duncan J. ic Co. seed crushers
36 Kirton Joseph, seed merchant
37 k 38 Christae James, wharfinger
38 Brodrick k Peters, wine merchants
38 Stephenson J. k J. seed crashers
38 Boss T. Smyth k Co. corn merchts
38 Clements Hamilton, com & com. agt
here isBishop la. staith
Bobinson John, sack agent (Bishop
lane staith)
39 Hirachfeld Brothers, seed merchants
40 Smith Osvald Fria, com merchant
41 Maxwell k Wynd, sack k bag mers
41 Ostler Joseph Edward, flax merchant
41 Bcdfem Alf. k Co. com, seed k cake
merchants
41 Stephenson Olaf S. oom merchant
43 Bingrose John Baspin, consul for the
Netherlands
43 BingT0SBW.& G.L. steam shipowners
43 WilUord, McBride, bond stores,No.3i
43 Lambert k Smiths^ produce brokers
43 Smith Harold, consulate for Italy k
Argentine Biepublic
£ 45 Sbeardown k Barker, com k
S cake merchants
■° 45 Brochner C. C. k Co. comsn. mers
■5 45 Earle Sydney, com merchant
'i 45 Hillems O. k Go.com k seed mers
8 45 Kershaw William, insurance agent
47 Wright Bros, k Co. com merchtS.Jcc
47 Cranswick Fredk. Field, oil broker
47 JacksonHy.Proctor,com IC seed mer
47 Jackson John Milton, oil merchant
47 Metcalfe Harold James, com, seed k
cake merchant
47 Ford William, keel k lighter owner
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t....here is Settle la. tiaitk
48 Lion ds Key p.r. Robert Sharp
49 Hall & Wood, com k cake mera
d 49 Wood Hevson, oil broker
? 49 Lawton William, com tec. meroht
g 49 Gibsoa John, corn merchant
S 50 Forteoos Alex, oommimion agent
§ 50 Procter Robert, Sons k Co.
com brokers
> Woodhonse ft Co. wharfingers
> Woodhous" SLarchitect &»urveyor
> Bawley R. R. oil t grease inanufr
t Thompson Brothers, com merchts
[ Dmry Edward W. comsn. agent
Stocken Hans Paul, comsn. mer
[ Wiley Edwin k Co. com merchts
5a Dixon Edmand Philip, seed mercht
S3 Westwood William, cooper
56 Bnckton George & Sons, drysalters
56 Assmas Oskar, commission merchant
56 Wreathall Robert, oil cake merchant
56 Absolam, Crocker & Co. tea merchts
56 Field John Johnson, seed &; tea mer
58 Wood Bros, com k cake merchants
59 Excelsior tavern, John Sparr
59 Stone John, keel & sloop broker
59 Prior Well Brewery Co.'s Stores
60 Knaggs Richard, drysalter
€0 & 61 Boden( WilliamHenry),McBrides
k Co. wluirfingers
61 Johnston k Jeff, seed merchants
Mere m Ckurch la. Staitltwag
Willford, McBride & Co. bond
stores, No. 14
63 Earle k Haller, carriers by water kc
63 Eccles Charles Stewart, comsn. agant
63 Jewitt Alfred, salt merchant
64 LofthoDSe k Saltmer, who. druggists
65 Newsam Henry, warehoiue keener
66 Field Williaiu,tea k cotFea merctiant
68 Myers k Saunders, who. druggists
69 Palmer T. W. k Co. wine mercliants
75, 76 & 77 Dixon Edmund Phillip, seed
warehouse
75 Westerdale k Smith, oil merchants
78 k 79 Rawstom James, oil merchiint
80 Gainsbrongh JtGrimsbyUnitedSteam
Packet Co.'s Limited Warehouse
(Joseph Midgley, agent)
80 Barker Brothers, general merchant*
81, 83 k 83 Des I^>rge8 Joseph k Sons,
wholesale grocers
84 Dog k Duck p.H. Frank Thomas
Munkman
Jure it Souih Bridge
89 Lng^r p.H. John Denhatn Kethersell
90 CalTis Thos. F. wharfinger k pipe
clay dealer
90 Harker k Co. mat k bag merchants
90A, Gouldsbroogh Robert, sail maker
here tt Humbertt
WBST SIDB.
95 Anderson Thos. Hy. marine store dlr
98 Tottle Lancelot, ship & \
insurance broker, ^ Russia
98 Fulstow Grearos, com- ( chambrs
mission agent, ]
99 k 100 Walker k Brown, engravers
loi George k Dragon p.b. Chas. Stritt
104 Doncaster Arms p.h. Hy. CoUinson
Sweeting
here is Blaekfriar gate
107 Gainsboro' Coffee Hou8e,Hy.Saw)'er
here is Slue Bdl entry.
113 Middleton Thomas k Son, wholesale
grocers (warehouse)
here is O'.d Post Office entry
114 k 143 Fisher William, shipsmith
115 Hardy George, commission mer
115 Cheshire Amalgamated Salt Works
Co. Lim
here is Barker's entry
116 Old Harbour tavern, Jn.Hepworth
117, 118 k 75 Westerdale k Smith, oil
merchants
here is Grimsby la
here is John's pi
lail Hurdman Chas. bskt. ma. 1 John's
i3i}8maje L. D. cordial ms. I place
STREBTS.
133 k 135 Farr Edward, tinplate worker
here is Snell's eoiirt
134 Brelsford Wm. Henry, fish dealer
here is Barrett'spl
135 k 133 Farr Edwd. tinplate worker
136 Grayson Wm.Sandyfirth, hair drssr
.here are King's court ^ Bdton pi
138 McGregor Chas. com '\
merchant, f Swedish
138 Hiscock Wm. John, f chambra
commission agent, )
here is Beeton's pi
139 Cook John, wholesale confectioner
139I Tongne Bamabas, basket maker
here is Chvreh la
133 Thirsk William, general carrier
133 Nag's Head p.h. Robert Bradbury
135 Fountain & Co.,fl3h curers
here is Hal^s entry
136 Roeindale Chas. whtsmtb. Ic bUhngr
hereis Duckett'syard
137 Capon Mrs. Amy, shopkeeper
139 Clarke Chas. S. k Son, estate agents
here is Temple's enhy
140 Abram Mrs. Mnry, marine str. dlr
here is Brown's entry
141} Dale John, sail maker
144 Mitchell Thos. sail maker, ) T>sUi>,
145 *t 146 Willford, McBride k V 'C^
Co. wine tc spirit mers. ) ^^
here u Scale la
148 Sedman Miss Alice, milliner
14B Sedman Mias Elizabeth, dress ma
148 Wtdker John Heariield, seed k com
merchant
149 Gmmmitt Joseph, com merchant
149 Christiansen John k Co. merchants
149 Stewart k McDonald, warehonse-
men, John Clark, agent
149 Ingleby J. Frederick, corn merchant
149 Johnson George, corn merchant
150 Warwick C. L. k Co. wine k spirit
merchants
151 Jessop Joseph, shipsmith
151 Norfolk Christopher, shipsmith kc
151 Lill Chapoian S. general carrier
, here is Stewart's yard
Gray William, joiner, \
Fox E. k Son, sack k (Stewart's
bag contractor, C yard
Gin George, shoemaker, J
here is Bishop la
153 Wilkinson Wm. sack & bag merchnt
hereis Southern's court ,
[hull,]
154 Revett George k Co. bookbinders
J 55 & 38 Christie Jas. Greaves, mrchnt
155 Hedger Thos. k Co. shipping agents
155 Bateman k Hartenfeld, importers of
mats k bags
here is Salter's court
171 Wil]ford,MeBride k Co. bond stores.
No. B 1
173 Hull, Lincoln, Horncastle, Sleaford,
Nottingham & Newark Traders,
W. J. Warreaer, owner
174 Smith John, joiner
17s Ash k King, printers & stationers
176 k 1J7 Good Jn. k Sons, ship chand-
lers stores
hereis Featherstone's entry
178 Ware Charles, waterproof cover k
tarpaulin mannfrs. See advert
178 Tottle Lancelot, jnn. ship broker
178 Crown Oil Cake k Chemical Manure
Co. Limited
178 Milestone J. H. &.Ca. seed crushers
here is Bryant's court
179 Bushforth Benjamin, shopkeeper
here is Holden's trr
Morfitt Thomas, cabinet maker
180 English William P. lighter owner,
shipbroker fee
180 Corrie Reginald Edwd. com. agent
180 Dring Samuel, joiner
180 Harrison Wm. house k estate agent
180 Walker Thos. k Co. lighter owners
hereis Globe court
181 Globe hotel, William Orundon
here is Chambers entry
183 Corporation Sworn Corn k Seed
Meters OfHce
183 Philip Robt.Harris,oil k grease iners
183 Toogood Richd. k Co. oil refiners fee
183 Burstall Jas.Wm. commission agent
184 Prince Georgo p.h. William Arch
.. .here is Prince George yard.
185 British Workman No. i,
William Phillips, mamiger
185I Hull Merchants Lighter Co. Lim
185I Earle James, commission agent
, here i.i Princes sq
i87.0xtoby Robt. k Sons,)
merchants, I Prince's
187 Nickoll k Knight, oil fchambra
brokers, J
188 Grotrian Frederick Brent t.r. corn
k seed merchant
188 Bnlmer k Field, seed crushers
189 Toobe H. B. & Co. mers. k imprtrs
189 Taylor William, lighter owner
189 Hopps & Read, keel & lighter ownrs
here is Wetvxtnd entry
190 Andior p.r. Thomas Hewson
here is Salthouse la
. 157 Ayre Brothers, general merchants
0 157 Eblers Jn. k Co. genrl. merchnts
d 157 Kelsey, Castle & Son, com mers
* 157 Roberts Chas. k Co. com mers
4) 157 Stephenson Geo. corn merchant
s 157 Turner James, wool broker
g 157 Willows, Holt & Willows, seed
crushers
158 k 159 Rayment&Sharp,8hp.chndlrs
158 Southcoates Brick Works Limited,
E. T. Sharp, manager
160 Carlill, Watson^ Son,insrnce. agnts
160 Keighley, Maxsted & Co. merchants
160 Harrison Bros, commsn. merchants
161 k 162 Grassam Thomas, printer
161 k 163 Hull Bill of Entry & Daily
Shipping List Office, Thomas
Grassam, printer k publisher
i6a Lowery Chas. k Son, ship brokers
here is Chapel la
163 Edinburgh Packet p.h. Robert Hope
164 Pinder Mrs. Lovica, shopkeeper
165 Wilkinson John, tailor
here is ilabh's entry
165 Pinder George, ruUyman
166 Morfitt James, inn. whitesmith
hereis Vine court
167 Grainger Richard, lighter owner
16S Yarmouth Arms p.h. Jn. Wiseman
.....here is George yard
170 0«orge Yard inn, Henry Lowery
191 Denniss Alfred k Co. cake, com &
seed merchants
193 Rainforth William k Sons (owners),
Lincoln, Sleaforth k Horncastle
traders
here is Zeis enXry-
193 Hewson Benjamin, shopkeeper
Jhere is Commercial court
196 Baker Bros. & Co. oil merchants
196 England William, com, seed k cake
merchant
196 Peters Julius, soda water manofctr
197 Fleece inn, Peter Gerdt
here is Fleece Inn yard
199 Field John Johnson, tea k seed mer-
chant (warehouse)
301 Fleming Joseph, brush mannfactr
301 Cattley k Campbell, merchants k
importers
ao3 Boden James k Co. merchants
303 Dawson Edward Thos. com. mer
303 Stourton Geo. Wm. timber broker
303 Good Samuel, timber broker
303 Nightscale George, commssn. agent
303 Nightscale John, cooper
here are North Kolls ^ Bridge
Hilda St. now called St. Hilda st.
Hill street, Great Thornton st.
SOVTR StDI.
II Ridiards James, hay k com dealer
15 Gray George, cowkeeper
35 Martin George, shoe maker
31 Wright Mrs. Jemima, shopkeeper
here it Pease st. ,
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
NOKTH SIDS.
S Martin Jamea, bridlsyer
10 Banaley Mn.BamiahFrancas,ahopkpr
i8 Jewftt Vt'iUiam Cook, paperhanger
33 BuTstall Mre. Ann, ^opkeeper
38 Thompson Bichard, shopkeeper
33 Rands George, beer retailer
36 Hall John, tapr boiler (Pumiturepl)
?jb Metcalfe William, tinplate worker
BimieirwaU. atreat, Friact's avenue.
Redfeam Thos. Bntler, i 1 -K^-tu
Methlev Richard, a [^™
Glover Mrs. 3 j «~™
4 Whitehead Charks
5 Hermann If iela Christian
6 Richardson Mrs
7 Mlliner Joseph
8 Rosi Henrjr
9 Moore Charles Robert
11 Valdeoiar Lndvig
■3 McKinna Nathamel
13 Dowsing John
14 Lester Theodore
13 Dahl With
16 Langfaton Tlomas Stothard, piano-
forte toner
17 Wyllie William, chief engineer
18 Maknhn Macbeth
Hodg* street, Jhypool.
Thompson Edward, seed crnsher
htnia HrhytalU pi
Bodgaon street. Lime a. Grovet.
SOUTH SIDE.
7 Pickering James, shopkeeper
hereis Coolcs pi
23 Carrer Mrs. Charlotte, clothes dealer
33 Appleby Francis h Son, lath renders
33 Moor Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
43 Ship p.E. Robert Jarris Wholey
49 Krant William Mark, coal dealer
51 Chapman Thomas Joseph, shopkeeper
57 Hardy William, shopkeeper
81 HcHildin Thomas, coal dealer
89 Whitfield William, mllyman
103 Caley Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper
105 Newton John, butcher
here u Hodyeon ter.
107 Garside Mortram, shopkeeper
119 Coates William, shopkeeper
133 Ward Thomas, shoe maker
137 Ironmonger William, shopkeeper
147 CKffe Joseph, shopkeeper
157 Dswscm Mrs. Ann, famitnre broker
161 Harvey George, tinplate worker
HOIITH SIDE.
14 Slingsby William Heath, joiner
here are Marint ter. ^ Lime ter
34 Kttofaing Jsph. secondliand clothes dlr
36 Freeman William Davis, shopkeeper
PaiHrm-i Methodist Mission Booh
43 Thompson James, cowkeeper
54 Woodward Joshua, shopkeeper
here are Kent ter. ^ Ivy oMaget
63 Rosbdme Benjamin, shopkeeper
96 Harrison William, shopkeeper
104 Cox Mrs. Helena, shopkeeper
106 .\ndrews George, provision dealer
to8 Winn Matthew, keel owner
116 Kamon Mrs. Margaret, hosier
138 Westerdale Josepl^ shopkeeper
130 Moody Thomas, shopkeeper
148 Hawkins John, beer retailer
Holbom numnt, Pemberton it.
Sutton bank.
3 Balmtortb William, grocer
4 Sherman Leon
$ Milner Thomas George
7 Pentith John Frauds
II Buffey John
13 Coyish William, master mariner
13 Winter James, relieving officer
Belbom stceet, Witham.
I Simons Mrs
3 Robinson Francis Hy
3 Cade William
4 Anson Richard
5 Welb William Hamilton
6 To|din Miss Sarah Ann, dressmaker
STREET!?.
7 Bnuly Mrs
8 Maxwell John
9 Hodge Mrs
10 Straker Frederick
11 Scott John
13 Gaskill John F. chief engineer
13 Simpson Thomas Dales
here u Ptn^erton st
14 Cuthbert John
16 Chadwick Mrs
17 Holmes William
18 Wilkinson William Edward
19 Grey William Moore
HoldenMas road, Witltam.
HOBTH SIDE.
I Dickens Brothers, grocers
PiLLAB LbTTEII BOX
I Fletcher Robert, builder
3 Cass Thomas Topham, cabinet ma
3 Jnbb Alfred, tailor
4 Strickland William, paperhanger
e 6 Nicholson Michael, ironmonger
S 7 Wilson Septimus
E 8 Gardner Rev. Bichd. T. [curate of
S St. Mark's]
a 9 Todd Miss
3 10 Morrell Henry
d II Hoskins P. & Sons, plumbers
^ 13 Castle Edward William
Jureia Wiltim et ,
13 Jackson John, builder
14 Sanger Rev. James
15 Goodall Thomas
16 Markham Evan
17 Croke Thomas Joseph L.K.& a.c.P.
physician
18 Skibke Lewis, pawnbroker
19 Russell William, tailor k draper
30 Tacker Charles, shopkeeper
31 Purdon William, provision dealer
33 Hoskin William, draper
33 Swainuick Wm. Gelding, greengrocer
34 Tarbotton Miss Annie, draper
3j Pexton David Lowell, butcher
PaiMiTivx Methodist Crapbl
here it Bright et
48 Coolson Harry, provision dealer
49 Bamett John, butcher
50 Shimfield John & Co. tea <lealers
S3 Clayton George, clothier
SS 4; 57 Pinder William, draper
59 Bobinaon William Charles, grocer
Jtere ii Ellts ter.
Beal John, gasfltter
Jackson Bowlby, grocer
65 & 67 Scurr Richard William, draper
here is Studley st
69 Hoyles .George, chemist
71 Abba John, fumitnie dealer
73 Taylor Wm. Goorllass, pork batcher
75 Westoby Frederick, photographer
73 to 77 Boyd Edward, millwright
77 Ivey Joseph, watchmaker
79 Schnltz Mark, pawnbroker
80 Smith Alfred, baker
81 Harper Benhadad, fruiterer
83 Cole James, butcher
here is Kent st
84 Simpson Robert, grocer
Johnston William, pork batcher
here is Old Milliard
Elston John William, whitesmith
Carr Robert, joiner & builder
84 Heelas Wm. Joseph, hardware dealer
Ellis John, com merchant
Hodsson Heneage, boot Jc shoe maker
87 Sdidey Thomas, provision dealer
88 Johnson John, ironmonger
Sculcoates Station hotel, Thomas
Joseph Cale^
here u Beeton st
I Middleton James W. shopkeeper
3 Simpson James, news agent
3 Dearing Henry, hair dresser
4 Shaw Edward, shopkeeper
5 Baron Ralph, butcher
Bamby Joseph, tailor
8 Cooper Joseph Lee, grocer
Cnrtois Brothers, grocers
HIN->HOL 57
hereitCmrtney It
I Brown James K. fishmonger
. f Coultass Samuel, draper
I 4] Post k Monet Obdxb Officb k
A ( Savings Bank
I 3 Farr WilUim, china dealer
4 Harrow Frederick, provision dealer
3 5 Curtois Brothers, grocers
j 6 Bridges Benjamin, fruiterer
I 8 Farr Samuel, grocer
I 9 Harker Robert, stationer
10 Laking Charles, shoe maker
Knowles k Knowles, rope makers
Winn Frank R
Dwyer William, butcher
Billamy Laurence M. chemist k
druggist
..here are Burleigh it. ^ Nonabdl it...
• Lancaster George, stationer
s Townend Thomas, butcher
j Margrave Edward, shopkeeper
' Gerecht Mrs. Sophie, ^rk batcher
I Loesch Ernest A. provision dealer
j Warriner Thomas, ironmonger
j Moody J. k W. painters
j Wilson John, draper
I Temperton E. k W. stone masons
' k builders
. I Clarke Mrs
j 6 Empson Charles
' 7 Bottamley Edward, grocer
I 8 American Fresh Meat Co.
\ Thos. Wilkin, manager
I 9 liShmann Wm. H. tailor
' 10 Jarman Predk. Hunt, provision dlr
hereia Bamdey it.
Elephant k Castle f.h. Henry Totn
;- I Wbilehouse James, pawnbroker
I 3 Dannatt Michael, butcher
I 3 Slater Richard
\ 4 Fnssey Robert
I 5 Cocking George
I 6 Newton Mrs
I 7 Johnson Joseph
I 8 Preston John Herbert
3 Moon Mrs. Mary
I 4 Jackman Mrs
' 5 Thompson Mrs
I 6 Macgarr Robert Thomas, master
mariner
7 Bolton Mrs
8 Paxton Henry, batcher
here is Buckingham it.
I Stringer John Todd,inaster marinr
Thomas George Henry
Waring William Tothill
Petchell Mrs
Macgarr Frederick William
JohiMon Rev. Simpson [Wosleyan]
Hewson Mrs
Forman Mrs
Harvatt William
Wedeyan Chapel
. 3
fe.7
8
9
Beid James, grocer (Salem terrace)
here is Durham it.
Marshall Thomas (Durham villa)
'^^"^ 11^^^
Houghton Geo. Henry, 3 J """™
4 Moxley Alfred
Ellis Joseph Da\'son, shopkeeper
Jalland Mrs. (llaldemess house)
Priestman Thos. (Westoott house)
Beckett Fredk. Isaac (Woodgrange)
West Alfred (Snmmerganges)
Galloway William, farmer
Ripley George, cowkeeper
SOITTH BIDE.
Eyre Slater, miller
Galloway Mrs. cowkeeper k farmer
Crown F.B. Charles Biu-ker
EUis George (Park villa)
Dent Daniel (Clement villa)
Grindell John (Beechwood house)
Piper Edwin (Pemleigh house)
Gibson John (3 Woodbino cottage)
Knowles John Thompson (i Wood-
bine cottage)
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58 HOL— HUH
HouiSBitEas 'BOAH—eoiaiitaMl.
Cooper Albed, ) Thornton
Drevitt Greorge, { vflUs
EUis Mn. (Longden house)
. Harrison George (Studlay hoiue)
Thompson James (Carlton houae)
Seaton Edward (Wilton hoiup)
Richardson George
here u SaSheoatet la
Frankisb Jabex (Woodside ootUige)
Srrainston Mr«. 4^
Be*dWm.]iistr.mrinr.3( Woodside
Osboom Jas. Henry, a I villas
Vernon Wm.Tassie, 1)
Waller Bobert j.p. (Bethel honse)
Ferens Thomas Bobinson (S«d>y no)
Fisher John Bobert (Prospect Tills)
Stnbbs William, ) East
Chapman Thomas, > Park
Haswell James, builder, J terrace'
Merrikin William Smith
Wilson Bobinson, Tramway itablei
Temperton Joseph (Durhun house)
Hodge Henry (Ivy house)
Hodge Henry, seed crushers
Waddingham Miss (Temple cottage)
Naylor Janies, miller
I Milstone John Henry
3 3 Waters Edmund, siuveon
3 3 Kelvey Bev.Hy. Predk. [Wesleyan]
^ 4 Smith Alexander B
o 5 Aloock Frederick
f6 Bichmond Thomas
7 Blagee William, master mariner
M 8 Preston William
9 Bowser Mrs
....here is Antndd it.
Harrison 8aml.NortonL.B.c.P.
physician & surgeon
Halcrow James, joiner & bldr
Pickering Jn. Garton, brickljT
Cawkill Mrs. Mary Ann, pork
bntcher
Hart Henry, grocer
Jure ia Craaen st
Anti-Mill & General Industrial Socie-
ties' Mill Limited, Joseph Johnson,
manager
Eckles WilIiam,Tope manufacturer
here ii Craven at.
Revell Bobert, grocer
Trowell Charies
Pickering Benjamin
' lliorapson Edward
Todd William Richard
Hollingsworth John, jon
Commander Edward, ) r^u--^
boot k shoe maker, 7 \ r!P
Andrew Joseph, grocer, i J
here is fFallerst
Nag's Head f.h. George Gardham
North Eastern Bailway (Soothcoates
Station), Wm. Rose, station master
Stracham M. k Son, coal merchants
West Alfred, seed crusher
Bank Joseph
St. AmiKBW'ii Chubch
Smith Peter, yeast importer
ao Ounsworth k Whiteley, stone masons
Abrams Jabez
Stow Jn. wheelwright (Herman's yd)
here it Kemum »q
14 Rowell John Thomas
13 Moll Rndolph WiUiam
13 Field William
18 Chambers William
Davis Bev. Thtie. [vicar of Drypool]
Stone Bros, k Co. timber merchants
k auctioneers
here is Field st
II Boyd Hugh, commercial school
. 10 liggins Thomas
^ 9 BnbbiDgs Wm.Edwd.coach builder
7 Adamson Mrs. Sarah Ann, shop-
keeper
6 Fieldhouse Jabez
SPaasBTTBRUN Chubch
4 Golder WiUiam AUred
3 Good John
I Brown Alfred, joiner k bnflder
10
8TREJSTS.
here is WHliameo* tl.
, 10 Holder William, surgeon
B 9 Lord Frederick, coal merchant
% 8 Newsam Henry
S*^ 7 Hockney Matthew Pape
6 Jacob ISmotlMus WiUiam
g 5 Jackmao Edward
S 4BartlifieMrs
B 3 Holmes John, estate k insnr. agt
Hull k East Riding Supply Stores
here is UiMiuu it
Hard^ WiUiam Wilkinson, tinner
Bitchie George, earthenware dealer
Moas William Ellis, flour dealer
10 Chapman Wm.Fox,assistant overseei
Bodw Thos-Fotbergill, joiner
7 It 8 MUls Walter ^mry
6 Skelton John, hair dresser
5 Nicholson Bobert, brush maker
Tarbottan Miss Eliibth. news agent
Annison Edward S. cab proprietor
Etbos Thpmas, pork batcher
[hull.]
Topping Thomas, linen draper
Jure is Naj/lm't nm
^^*»— ataraat, Hedon rd.
I J[ a Croft Bichaid, taik>r
3 Sergant WiUiam, bntcher
4 Croft Edward, furniture broker
9 Knowles Mrs. Jane Eliza, grocer
here is Joel's avn.
10 Hargraves Charles, shoe maker
a6 Baruett John, grocer
..km it Hothamgro
Bodaam tarntoa,
WMisigtmt la. to Margaret it,
WBST aiSE.
3 Hudson Henry
7 Dodsworth Cluvles, tailor
8 Savage Mrs
16 Wilbnm Albert, shipping agent
17 Anderson Edward
18 Hodge Mrs. Emma, dress maker
ao Hodgson Mrs. Kaeia, binndress
31 Asber Bichard, oowkeeper
ScuuxiATXs IbasiON Boox
Whortor Mrs. (Williamson's cottage)
hire it Margaret tt
Hope B^zeef, Chariot tt.
Pbovidknt Gonobboatiomai. Chapbl
3 Chapman Jn. taikir k chapel keeper
Hopwood. street, Severity rd.
Freehold H. to Feel tt.
SODTH SIDB.
I Biglqr Mrs
3BenMn
4 Wadcin Bobert, cnstom honse officer
6 Kingston New inn, Edward G. Fetch
7 Moon Richard Fetch, com. traveller
8 Hainstock William, com. traveller
9 HockneU John
10 Andrew Abraham
11 Baper WUliam George
13 Sharp WiUiam
14 Linsley Thomas
15 Ridiardson James, shopkeeper
16 Jefferson WiUiam Park
17 Morley David,ODmmerQial traveller
19 Dixon Bobert
33 Carr Richard Towers
33 Sawdon WiUiam
34 Brown Mrs
36 Bamforth John, vamiah manufacturer
37 Wilson George, commercial traveUer
38 Kinley Mrs
39 Dunn Thomas, commission a^nt
30 Thompson Miss Jane, schoolmistress
31 Dukes George, coal dealer
33 Paget William, joiner
33 Jeneraoa John
34 WQaon John
..here it Pedtt.^
NOBTR SIDB.
37 HaU George, commercial traveUer
38 Callan Mrs
39 Atkinson Thomas, blacksmith
41 Grocock Edward Finningley, custom
honse officer
45 Hewitt Francis, Dock Co.'s coUector
47i Carr Bichard Towers, joiner
48 Moody George,bricklayer k plasterer
49 Coapiand tfrs. Ann, lanndress
here ia Brighton ter.
Witty John Ethelbert, shopkeeper (5
Brighton terrace)
51 Hornby Zachariah, master mariner
53 Burrows Miss Emma, milliner
here ia KixgOanter
54 Robinson Thomas
55 Fishwick John, fnmitnre mnover
56 King LaWerance
58 McKenzie Geo. Wm. master mariner
59 Dixon Henry OiU
60 BeU Robert, schoolmaster
61 Soddaby John
63 Wilson Benjamin
63 Bodgerson Richard Twidle
64 Hickson Miss ^izabetb, ladies' school
65 Harris John, custom hotise officer
66 Noble John
67 Oxley Frederick Qak^ joiner
68 Owen John -
Jure it Statii ter.
Hniaber tank.
AUott William George, iron fonnder
hare it Alfred, tt
Cade Robert Tindall, com dealer
Neiriove Matthew O. beer retaUer
kereii Boper^ at
Sanderson A. k Co. paint manofactra
htreiaNefttmtst
Bomber plaoe, HntHbir Dock tt.
I Pauling Artirar, agent to General
Steam Navigation Company
3 Leetham Edward, ship owner
3 Mnrley T. B. k Co. merchants
4 Hndson William, ship broker
4 BeU k Co. ship owners k merchants
5 Donner Charles Henry k Co. timber
brokers &c
5 Honduras Vice Consnlate, Charles
Henry Donner
5 Biorck Georgv, commission agent
5 Snipslone WilUam k Ca com. agents
SCAMBINATIAN ChAKBEBS : —
Tichiaz Tommaso, ship broker
Worms, Josse k Co. (W. H. Dearden,
agent), coal merchants
Bjufstrom John k Co. ship brokers
(Scandinavian chambers)
here it Wellington tt
HtubImv Sbreat, Humher Dock at.
to High tt.
KOBTK SIDB.
I Tadman Jeffrey, Iroit importer
Isaacs M. Sons k Shaw, fruit brokers
7 Craven Thos. Plommer, fruit broker
8 Bradnnm James k Co. fruit brokers
9 Graham John, dining rooms
htre ia SeoWe aq
10 Naylor Edward, beer retailer
11 Rhodes Caleb, fruit broker
here ia Albion pi
13 & 13 Tadman Jeffrey, fruit merchant
14 Newson Frederick, beer retailer
15 Oroeby John, fruit importers
16 Sir John FalitaS p.h. John Shires
17 k 18 Meggitt George, fruit merchant
19 Baper Mrs. Christiana, shopkeeper
31 Gollicker John, fruiterer
33 t 33 Oglesby Richard k Son, glass
&c wurehonae
hen ia Homor's aq
35 ic 36 Haberland k Glassman, grocers
38 Smith Mrs. Enima,refreshmnt.rooms
here it Qiuenat
31 Alexandra tavern, Fredk. Anderson
here ia Queen's alley
33 Seaton George, currier
34 FeU John, shopkeeper
35 Smitli John, second hand clothes dir
37 Clarkson WUliam Thomas, joiner k
bmlder
37 Hndson k SonUby, butter importers
38 Hewitt Brothers, ale k p6etiet stores
(Herbert Finder, manager) .
39 Gtown k Anchor P.H. John Baknd
40 Tomlinson Willianif boot k ahoe ma
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[hvll.]
45 TincolnAire taTern«JohD Blatherwiok
46 ISger So. 6, p.h. George Uaher
HI Lightkenme John,- sbopkasper
48 Ooopluid Joaepb, boot fc riioe maker
49 TS^of Wfll^m p.B. Oeorge FiolirsU
.......__....A«i« u Stilt plaet
50 FocBe MiM Elia, tobscconiat '
.....— Jiertit Mtghit :.....
SOUTH SIOB.
HmphKy k Son, ship builders
Holy Trinity Schools
54 HsiMon Chnatian, boarding house
54 Pveflnch James fc Co. shipping agents
5a Rtaodes Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
51 Swaby Thomas, boot k shoe maker
50 linwood Joseph, hair dresser
....„ here u Queen st ....^
4 Troostwyk Benedictns, prorsn. mer
6 Tonng's Paraffin Light k Mineral Oil
Co. Ljmited, John Mscfarlane,
manager (Victoria buildings)
6 Koser ^nry, fruit merchant
kertis Welliiigtm mart,
64 Shakespeare hotd, Robert Bsyaer
Wkutxas Chapkl
^...here it Pier at
SuDfison Christopher i Sons, copper
Ic mm nierchnts.(Walker's chmbrs)
Aasdell James Biehd.yeast merchant
CWalker's diamben)
Bamon k Bobinson, steam ship
owners (Walker's chambers)
71 Walker k Buttar, fmit k potato
merchants
73 Hnrst Jonathan, sen. fmit broker
HnmtMr Dook.atceat, Humier tt.
Holm k WonsiM, ship brokers
([Stirling diambers)
Stirling John Archibald, Humber
oM dining rooms
Stilling John Archibald, f rait broker
3 tiandafe Jt Goodvin, fruit k potato
merchants
Pvman, Bell k Co. coal exporters
. Bjorck Georg, timber broker
Prireton Park Coal Co. (John E.
Tadman, agent)
Good, Plodman k Duncan, steam
slnp pvners
Good dements, Danish consul--
• gneral
I Good Fredk. d« Coninck, Danish
9 consul
i Flodman Arthur Lambert, Swedish
■ k Norwegian vice-consul
n Hutchinson W. H. H. & Son, steam
shipowners kc
8 k 9 Humber Dock inn, Mrs. Louisa
Mary Johnson
10 Parker William Robinson, seamen's
boarding house
II liorley T. B. k 0>. merchants k
shipping agents
here it Jilanket row
11 ^ith Edwin, cigar dealer & money
changer
13 Sadofski Mark, clothier
13 Pudaey Hy. Fbwcett, general mrchnt
13 Lyon Charles E. A. shipping agent
i^Nuntfy William, beer retaUer
14 Fianksen John k Co. commission
agents k money changers
15 Dnuin George, tobacconist
i6Hambiitgfa Castle p.h. Edmrd
Seliartman
17 Swaim Jamas, fiahmonger
18 Sdca I^ewis, watch maxer
19 Morton Mrs. Elizabeth, ships' signal
lamp maker
ao Jackson Charles, brush mannfactnrer
31 Wise Joseph, optician
lure are Ktrker'e tuUdingt
aa British Workman's Asatfanea' Co.
Limited (Joaqph A. Patrick, tapi,)
33 Barter Janias, clothier
34 Mnrrtnr William, joiner k tuboooonst
34 Dora Thomas Henry, butter mrchnt
a48oBling John Arminaon, cork cutter
24 WflUiis TkouHM Hraiy, sail maker
STRBET8.
35 Federsen k Co. coaunisaiao agents
Norton Bicbard, ship smith (Wool
pack entry)
35^ Hartley Chas. Jas. oil obthes manfr
a6 Maples k Meyer, forwarding agents
a6A, Murray k Co. commission agents
97 Lafth0i]seaM.fc Ga,s«Mm>
ship owners,
37 MicklefieldCoal k LimeOo. l Austrian
(Geo. Plnmmer, agent), Tchambi*
37 Lee Thomas Hartl«y> ct^^
engineer, J
99 Bower's Allerton Collitrias Comnmy,
colliery owners (Geo. Blackburn,
manager) '
30 Wellington f.h. James Bainton
Hanw Bt. BeetoH tt. Hddtmest road"
here are Louisa's ier. ^ Junction ter.
5 Robinson Timothy, cowkeeper '
9 Latus John Orry, cowkeeper
^ingsby FVederick, shopkeeper
here is Kent tt
Hntt St. Leonard it. to Sprinff hank.
CAST SIMt.
1 Deane Patrick
2 Kemp John
3 Anthony William
4 Harper William
5 Godson Joseph
6 Stanley PanI
7 Dalton Henry
8 Coolson Geo. builder (East Grove cot)
9 Mason John Kidd
10 Campbell James
11 Webster George William
9 ja Marshall William Thunderclifle
a 13 Brown George
> 14 Kutherford Mm
• 15 Nicholson Edmund
J^ 16 Hudswell John Staker
17 Conbom Mrs
18 Field John Johnson
J 19 Walker Thomas
ao Runton Thomas Ryder
31 Carlill Watson
33 Chatham John Parke
33 Hunt William
here it Spring hank
WBST SIDB.
34 Till Thomas R. | East
35 Erugtnr Mrs. ( grove
36 Stray Joseph
36 Sawney Mrs
37 Brocklesby Moses
39 Castle George
30 Allen Michael
31 Voase George
SaRatford Miss
33 Mason William &mple
34 Pmingham Charles
35 Smith John
36 Wright John, collector of dodi dues
37 Clane Henry Naylor
38 Bobinson Mrs
39 Webster William '
41 Monro Alfred
43 Owen John, master mariner '
43 Cook Mrs
44'Craven Matthew
45 Atherton Edwin
40'Tiisting John
47 HkU Mrs
48 Robins George
49 Calvert James
50 Forster John Charles
51 Donaldson Robert
53Caten Mrs
53 Kingston Mrs
Hyperion street, Siypool.
Wales Edward, engineer
Piercy William, ship smith
Wade William, shipwright
Jansen Peter, timber dealer
Scholz William, sausage skin cleaner
Pidd George William, upholsterer
Burgess WiUiaiii, raff merchant
Hirst Geo. k Jas. box k cass makers
HUH— JAB 59
Zmp«Kl«l acoade, Granville it.
Xewington,
a Fletcher WiUiam, bricklayer
3 Edwards Thomss James, artist
4 Foskett John Frederick, com. tray
6 Wright Fk«dariek
8 ]>ggottMrS'
JMkaoia street, Englidnt.
14 Tonng Edward, shopkeeper
16 Davison WiUiam, shopkeeper
18 Burton John, shopkeeper
a6 Cooper Thomas, shopkeeper
38 Gr^en Mrs. Amelia, dress maker
heri it DtUtry it
6q ChSd Robert, rope k twine mannfr
.Jure il £Um'i tar <....
70 Vemey Qiristopher, coal dealer
.......Jiere iiMaddey it
J'amea etreat, Drypool.
BAST SIDB.
6 Lowery Frederick, master mariner
9 Flowers R(^rt, groper
Latihbb Conobboatiokal Chubch
here are Alices buildingt ^ Beaumont tt
Howdin James F. shopKeeper*
here it Felham it
west su^b.
39 Kershaw Joseph, commission agent
SO-Catton Francis
31 Bultitnde baac
34 Webster Richard, oommsrcial travlr
here are Beatmont ^ Strawberry iti...
40 Garrad James, shopkeeper
Priestman Brothers, engineers
Jane etreet. Walker it.
I Tats George, Inn. toy dealer
3 Donaldson Wjuiam, general dealer
hire i* Jane't pi.
3 Crowe Edward, furniture broker
4 Fitoher Robert^ shopkeeper
here it Eliia pi.
8 CraythomAlf.second-hand clothes dlr
10 Dunn Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
here it Goodwin it
11 Oarrow George Jas. F. beer retaflsr
14 Laming George, coal dealer
15 Cogan Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
lure are Jan^i ter. ^ Ann's pi
17 Blenkin James, shopkeeper
JlURatt at. ff'orikip St. to Albion it.
SOUTH SIDE.
t Scandinavian Club, Pa Peder8en,treas
3 Gill Jaiifies
4 Whitfield Peter
5 Andrews Joseph King
6 Walker Joseph Frank, artist
7 Myer8Thos.cattle spice manufacturer
8 Menses John, artist
Prihitivb Methodist Chapbl
St. Ckablbs' Catholic Chapel
la Randerson Very Rev. Dean Benjamin
[Catholic]
13 King Rev. John [Catholic]
13 Deynoodt Rev. Louis [Oauiolic]
13 Htdl Catholic Institute,
James Johnson, curator
14 Carrick Theophilns
15 Todd Miss
...here are Bond ^ AVnon ite
NOKTH SIDE.
16 Wharam John William, paper hanger
17 Meyer Julius, coal merchant
18 Homer Miss
18A, Anstey Bernal, crpt. warehousemen
here it Charlet st...,
19 Hawes Misses Mary k Snsanaah,
milliners
30 Ericsson Mrs
ai Bailey Fred. William
33 Hollwid Mark, stevedore
S3 Edmondson John
Ingham Miss
Smith Francis
34 Nidiolls Mrs
35 Lenham Thomas Melville
36 Barton Joseph
hire it Kingiton sq...
Peacock George
Digitized by VjUUy IC
J
60 JAB— LAM
Jabbatt stbert — continued.
Briggs Joseph, The Public Rooms
M'adiley Eavard, assistant oreraeer
(rating office)
jBxvia atreet, Jmning tt. Gnva.
a Cooke James, shopkeeper
34 Pearson Henry, tailor
19 Peel John, earthenware dealer
JeonuK stzeet, Grovei.
I Blake John, gr<^r
4 Thompson ^^iam, clothes dealer
here i$ JfHson St
5 Lanfield John, shopkeeper
here it DKnem it
9 Packman Thomas, baker
10 Henstock Thomas, fishmonger
19 Atkinson Miss SarahH<insloe,shopkpr
here are Jarvu ^ Home sts
15 Smith William, hairdresser
16 Hildj-ard Henry, shopkeeper
17 Baxter Samnel, clothes dealer
iS Buck William, joiner
here is Sidney it
19 Stonehouse Richard, grocer
20 Lfetry Mrs. Mary, dothes dealer
31 Leary Miss Kate, marine store dlr
22 Prankish George, shopkeeper
here is Spital it
23 Donnelly Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
25 Hudson John William, chemist
hereis Hood st
36 Trowell James, shopkeeper
28 Oates Jamea, shopkeeper
here is Cleveland it
Johnson William, wheelwright
Stephenson Samuel, jun. cooper
Dent William Hargreaves, rnllyman
33 Fox Thomas, butcher
34 Stephenson Henry, grocer
40 Wakelin John, grocer
41 Nightingale John Thos. pork batcher
43 Dibb Newman Strawson, grocer
43 Tate Henry Wm. tin plate worker
44 Holmes William, tripe dealer
45 Alcock James, shoe make!'
45 Mellor Charles John, waterman '
48 Horsfield Joha, shopkeeper
49 Vickerman Thomas, grocer
50 Eeles James Dobson, fent dealer
51 L«e George, fishmonger
53 Rowbotham Robert, grocer
53 Raine Charles, tin plate worker
54 Wake Robert, pork butcher
55 Gillboy William, greengrocer
57 JefFerson Tom, fishmonger
John atreet, Kingston sq. Worship st.
to Charles St.
SOUTH SIDB.
3 Chapman Mrs. Emma, lodging house
4 Harker Edward, butcher
6 West William, bricklayer
7 Pashby Miss
here is Waterloo pi
Melton John, Protestant hall keeper
(S & 6 Waterloo place)
8 Kenningham George
9 Fennellow John William, tailor
10 Bricklayers' Central Store Co.
Thomas Mobbs, manager
here is Kingston sg
39 Smith Miss
30 Pape Mrs
31 Adams John
33 Avery Joseph
here is Charles st
STREETS.
Ganderton John
24 Garnett Adam, barge owner
35 Nowell Charles k S(Jn, surgeon dentist
Christ Church National Scfaod
38 Enderiion Robert
Jtmotum plaoa, from Whxttfriargate.
Fryer Geo. land agent fc snrre^or jcc
Union Permanent Benefit Building
Society, Geo. Fryer, man. & sec
Heimsing & Son, commission fc for-
warding agents
HelmsingFr«lk.Tice-consnl forRossia
Hull Charity Organization Society,
William Connell, agent
Walker John Edward, accountant
4 StrachanH. k Son, ooalmerchanta
4 Williams k Oeils,sbip k shipping agts
4 Whitehead Henry, commission &
shipping agent
4 Rayner Jn. Edwin k Co. timber mere
Empress hotel, Clements Auguste
Westerhoff
Meggitt Predk. C. coal merchant
Jnnotion strset.
Hull Dock Company's Ofilces,
Edward H. Garbett, sec. & general
manager
Thomas Holden, solicitor
Bobt. A. Marillier esq. res. enginr
tka Queen's Arms f.h. Rd. Chapman
3 It 4 Russell k Starr, hosiers k glorrs
5 1e 6 Tasker k Richardson, whojesale
& retail grocers k tea merchant*
7 Nassau WiUiam Thomas M. milliner
, km ere ffaterworks, Savile
^ iVew Cross streets
[hull.]
X«llt atreat, Holderness rd.
14 Richardson Mrs. Ann Sophia, shopkpr
l3 Jackson John WiUiam
here are Briyhton ^ Scarbro' ter
33 Hewitt Charles
36 Collins John, shopkeeper
here is Kent ter '..
40 Crawtorth Edward, shopkeeper
here is Lillies avenue
43 Durbridge Francis, ironmonger
48 Singleton G«orge Henry, butcher
here is Ethd Mary's ter
50 Best Mrs. Sarah, pork butcher
54 Bran John, grocer
here are Charlies avenue # Georges ter,
64 Stobbs John, draper
66 Hutchinson Jsph. Wm. fishmonger
here is John^s ter
74 Brambridge George, boot maker
here is Richard's ter
Coupland Mrs. Harriet, grocer
Aere m Bright st
76 Rowdl Charles Mason
106 Kirk John Edwd. furniture broker
no HaJdenby Edward, pork batcher
here is Dansom la
NORTH SIIHS.
II Wilkinson Miss
13 Alban John, teacher of mnsic
13 Watson Mrs. teacher of music
13 Obee Thomas Middleton
14 Goodman Abraham
15 Hadaway William, master mariner
16 Hawood Rev. Samnel [vicar of
mariner's church]
17 Westerman Joseph Robert
19 Dyson John, master mariner
30 Norman George
31 Brough Mrs
33 Ponlton Mrs
89 Anderson Thomas, fishmonger
here is Clarenee avenue
63 Crookes Williun, grocer
here is Bright st
61 Powell John, shopkeeper
Aere are Edmn ^ Eugenie ters. ^
Napoteon avenue ^ SichmOTid ter
Whitley Jonathan, 8 I Ripon
Crowder William, grocer, 33 ) ter.
here is Studley ter
Hull k East Riding Drysalters Co
Xlac street,
South Church side.
I ka Keyworth Thomas & Co. wine
kc. merchants
here are fish st. ^ SoKnson row...
9 CasriU MarcusWm.hat k cap manufr
hereis Prince st
Dent R. P. ale k porter merchant
10 Freeman Robert, tobacconist
8 Nightingale William Beatson k Co.
wholesale grocers
Stones, Settle k Wilkinson, brass
foonders (King Street brass works)
SlnKSton plaoe, Witham.
I Wilson Benj, Chas. coal merchant
3 Ridley James Aitken
3 Bamsby Ernest Albert
4 Ledrara Joseph
5 Smiui John Edward
6 Anderson Jos^h
7 Wright John
Klnaraton ■qoare, Jarratt it.
I RayjirrMrs
3 Hewitt Charles Edward
3 Hoxon Benj. H. surgeon
4 Cook Robert Lumley
5 Pybum James m.d. physician
5 Dixon Jacob, cabinet maker
Hull Blind Institution,
George Lambert, manager
6 Christie Mrs
Music Hall,
George Peacock, superintendent
Public Assembly Rooms,
George Peacock, snpt. man
Protestant Hall
16 Feldman Marks
15 Johnson Prank, surgeon
14 Nichol George Henry
Kinffston street, Commereial rd.
NOBTH SIOB.
36 Hampton David, chief officer
33 Popplewell William
34 Tottle Lancelot, jon
34 Gardner Mrs
36 Qade Robert Tindall, com merchant
38 Denhohne James Brown, draper
40 Gray George
4a Prieaman Moses, jeweller
Aere are Kingston garient
Castle Mrs. (i Kingston gardens)
44 Rogers George Wm. smack owner
46 Hyde Miss
48 Elliott Christopher, fisherman
50 Aistrop Thomas Wm. beer retailer
.Fatdkner Charlos Travis k Co. rail-
. way carriers, Alfred Strong, man
Carver k Co. railway carriers
Henry Hollis, manager
hereis Coganst
Ifanchester, ShelBeid k Lincolnshire
Railway Goods Station,
William Dabb, manager
Kincaton terrauie, JVitham.
3 Rossell Henry Hamer
3 Kingston John
4 Bailey Francis
5 Chapman William
6 Starkey James William
7 Robinson Mrs
8 Burkitt John
9 Taylor Richard
Wesleyan Metiiodist Sunday School
16 Hodgson Robert
17 Grabom James
19 Cooper Crane
30 Kemm George
31 Fletcher Gofton
33 Reyndds Mrs
33 Simpson Mrs
34 Fowler Edward
35 Ix>iighom John
36 Thorpe Miss
37 Cass WiUiam
38 Morrison William
39 Davey Miss
Klrkby uttaet^Seulcoates.Toogood it. to
Lockwood St.
SOUTH SIDE.
7 Bosworth Robert, shopkeeper
...hereara Norxoood ter. q; Lockwood it...
NOBTH StSB.
13 Pickering Michael, ruUyman
Todd W. R. k Son, color manufactrs
Ztmm.\mtt street, St. John's wood,
Beverley rd.
NOBTH SIDE.
I Gladstone Wra. Hy. (Helmidey cot)
a Glover George Henry
3 Mountain Mrs
4 Sanderson Charles Thos. cowkeeper
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
[hull.]
J Smith Tbomu William, cowkeeper
S Adams George
Loogley James, shopkeeper
Hdisan Frank William, assistant
master Grammar achool (Bel-
mont villa)
AbbattWm.mastr.mamr.(ThePoplTs)
^^S^ \^^^
Lattimer Mrs. Emily, steam laundry
Pomeroy John Jas. commercial travlr
Grantham Harry, cowkeeper
Owen Mrs. (Emerald cottage)
Smirthvaite John (Acorn villa)
Scarr Bethel (Derwent villa)
Botnnson Samuel
Blake Joseph, oowkeeper
Dnder Enoch, carter
80DTH8IDB.
Bknnister Charles Henry
Alexander James, master mariner
(Norfolk house)
Wright Samuel William
Stephenson Thomas
Wilson James
Botterill John
Hnnt Mrs
Backhoose William (Shamrock ho)
Lawrence Joe William
Pfeanon George
Lee Benjamin
Day Mrs. Mary Ann, latmdress
Board School (girls')
here is I'riticess rd.
Coltas Mrs. Elizabeth, apartments
(Medina bouse)
Land of Qreen QiBser.
68 fViiilefriarjfate.
^ Uoyd's Begister of British & Foreign
J Shipping,
fi 1. Mc.Neal & J. B. Stevens.snr-
fi veyorg; A.F.H.Bancroft,derk
5 Crosby Ernest, solicitor
» 3 Crown k Cushion p.h. Wm. Dee
i Lewenden Wayland Newbury,
3 anctioneer
H Marshall Jas. Wm. Olympic aaSi
.Mere « HoKlidley lane
Prankish, Kin|;don & Wil8on,solicitrs
here m Manor st.
Teaseyman William b Sons, curriers
k leather merchants
here ia Winter'i alley
9 Pearson Hichd. builder k contractor
9 Pearson Wm. C coal merchants &c
Jeif George k Co. wine & spirit meres
Jacobs Joseph Lyon, solicitor k
notary public
Jordeson k ^Miiteing^ solicitors
CoUiaon Kobert, coal merchant
. Hull fc Holdemess Conservative Per-
6 manent Benefit Building Society,
^ K. Collison, secretary
Hull k East Riding Permanent Bene-
fit Society, Jsph. WeatheriU,man
Hall South Bridge Company,
Joseph Weatherill, secretary
WeatheriU Joseph, accountant
Todd Wm. Henry, surveyor fc valuer
Pettingell Joseph Edmund, solicitor
Shackles & Sjn, solicitors
Larerack Edwin, solicitor
George hotel, J. C. Potter
Gardham F. J. solicitor
Clamp Robert, architect
^Lansdo'vras street, Ardaby rd.
I Bethell Henry John, painter
3 Xnrton Richard
5 Clarkson Jamss
6 Gibson Henry
8 Dowson Benjamin
9 Britton James William, shopkeeper
10 Bobineon Alfred, horse dealer
here ie Granville ter,
Edmonds Mrs. Mary Ann^ress maker
(a Granville terrace)
here is Hydale ter
Wright Mrs. Ah'ce, dreu maker (7
Kydale terrace)
Wright Frederick, accountant (15
Derwent terracs)
STRERm
19 ProTidence Loan Society,
James LongstaS, manager
19 Longstaff Edward Stead
30 Binnington Miss
21 Sowden William, master mariner
33 Andrew Alfred
33 Dent Richard
34 Elliott Mrs. Maria Sophia, apartments
35 Clark Clement
36 Oastle John
here is May ter
37 Harrow Robert, shopkeeper
39 Burgess Mrs
31 Holdsworth Abraham
33 Bingham William George
37 Banks Charles, tailor
37 Shepherd Joseph
39 Dale George
40 Fisher David, shopkeeper
...Acre are Sheltmm ^ JVorway terraces...
40} Tover John, beer retailer
43 Hope Albert Edward
44 Caunt Joseph, joiner & builder
45 Morrell Joseph, builder
46 Foulston William Lawson
47 Herdsman Henry, stevedore ,
48 Peckit Joseph, apartments
49 Redfern Charles
Leadenhall squaie, Lovigate.
Barnes James, f1.Nh dealer
Three Tons p.h. John Kitchen
Lee Smith street, Bedon road.
Wall Lettbh Box
here is Stajdey ter
15 Blake William, shoe maker
33 Smith James Bennett, butcher
35 Lord John, greengrocer
here are East Dock ter.^ Alexandra aven.
65 Lofthouse John, grocer
71 Carlina Matthew, grocer
here is Boxwood avenue
Willingham James, cab proprietor
4 Matthews William, shopkeeper
Wesleyan Chapel
so Peat John, grocer
34 Williamson Richd. Stonehouse, grocr
lure M Suiters ter
43 HinchlifTe Charles, pork butcher
here is Ebenezer ter
64 Tuck Frederick, pork butcher
Iieioester etxeet, Wellington lane,
Beverley rd.
EAST SIDE.
3 Pitts Henry William, schoolmaster
4 Wake Mrs. Mary, apartments
i 6' Mines William Henry
,• 8 Ca\¥cutt George Thomas, master
^ mariner
41 10 Duncan Thomas Daniels
g 12 Foster Edward
gi4RaobyMiss
a z6 Slack Joseph Hutchinson
H 18 Strand Miss Mary, apartments
5 30 Freer James Lancaster
r 32 Foster George
^ 34 Harrison G^rge
WEST SIDE.
Summers Mrs. (Leicester house)
Reed Mrs. (Leicester cottage)
Shaw Joseph Billington
13 Stone Edward
IS Nicholson John, schoolmaster
IieOBaid at. Severley rd. to Peel st.
SOUTH SIDE.
1 Hay William
here is Grosvenor st
2 Chapman George, shopkeeper
3 Hopwell Charles, greengrocer!
4 Newton Richard, shoe maker
5 Hyett William, tailor
6 Berry Mrs
7 Humphrey John
8 Beckett Seth
9 Wolton James
10 Rawdon Joseph, commission agent
lOA, Paulding Joseph, fancy draper
here is fralmsley st
LAH— LID 61
II Habbershaw Martin, grocer
13 England James, butcher
14 Johnson George, beer retailer
15 Tatan Miss Ellen, dairyman
16 Prisick John
17 Raines Mrs
18 Moses James, grocer
here is Freehold st
19 Cousens Jolm Stather, chemist k
druggist
so Day Mrs
31 Green Alexander
33 Carter Leonard
34 Vere Mrs
26 Bousfleld John, joiner & builder
37 Blanchard Robert
38 Foster Robert
here is Morpeth st
30 Beckett George, ale & \uiTteT mer-
chant fc agent. See advertisement
31 Friston Frederick Edwin, artist
33 Green Mrs. Mary, ladies' sehojl
34 Kirk Charles
35 Gruby Mrs
36 Dalby James Frederick
37 Bingley John
here is Hutt st
38 Snell William
40 Brown Mrs
41 Lax George, teacher of music
42 CuUen Henry, fruit merchant
43 Leggett James
44 Till Charles
45 Todd Horace Qtvill
here is Peel st
NOHTH SIDE.
47 Warden Mrs. Emma, dress maker
48 McCoUin William
49 Boj-nton John Alfred Duiielt
50 Stather Jnhn,washablc pai>er hanging
manufacturer
50 Boville Geo. James, pianoforte dealer
51 Pride Thomas Albert
S3 Snowdcn George Thomas
53 Keightley Rev. Robert Wm, [Primi-
tive Methodist]
54 Whelpton Arthur
55 Plummer James Edward
56 Yates Major John
58 Ham Richard, insurance agent
60 Montgomery William Ashtun
61 Montgomery John
63 Walker Arthur, ship steward
63 Wardle Thomas, master mariner
64 Parker Hy.Joscph, merchants' clerk
65 Tarbotton Miss
65 Tarbotton Alfred Webster
66 Lebutt, Henry
67 Stokes Joseph William
68 Kirby Robert, auctioneer
69 Littlewood Charles
70 Lyson William, tailor
71 Holmes Mrs. Marj", dress maker
here is Freehold st
72 fc 73 Bukley Jn. grocer k beer retailr
74 Barker Charles, shoe maker
75 Hall Edwin, grocer & chemist
76 Holmes John Robert, fancy draiier
77 Wiles Mrs. Mar\', hay & straw dealer
78 Booth Mrs
79 Richardson Albert, butcher
80 Webster John Wm. earthenware dlr
81 Blenkin Mrs
83 Boggett Mrs
84 Reed Mrs
85 Martin George, commercial traveller
86 Hicks Richard
87 Bryce Mrs
88 Longhurst Walter, veterinary surgn
89 Emerson Joseph, fancy draper
, hei'e is G7'osvt:Hor st
Stephenson Lawrence (Bern house)
Llddell St. St. Paul's st. to Xorfofk st.
aOVTH SIDE.
I Jackson Mrs. Matilda, lodging house
3 Cox William, picture frame maker
4 Bass John Bailey, ship steward
7 Sleight Thomas George
8 Jones Mrs
10 Lyon George, tailor
11 Buck John, bricklayer -vr-rI,->
Digitized by VbUOv IC
62 LID—US
LiODSli. sraaar — continued.
13 Niusey Edward, leather merchant.
14 CaBrilMorris & SonitatpmannfactnTer
15 Smith John
here it Waterloo it.,^
17 Dawson Miss
19 BeaaparkFredk.Wm.mastar mariner
33 Beanpark MichQla8,.ctuitom ho. officer
33 Dalton Mrs
34 Dunn George, tailor
36 Mason Henry Dmry, insnruice agent
37 Eempling Samuel, teacher of music
s8 Craft Mrs
39 Neechler William .
30 Carter Mrs
31 Brewer Robert Coltman
33 Ledner Mrs. Mary, pa^i'nbroker
34 Powell Joseph, schoolmaster
37 Carton John Robert, master mariner
40 Marmaduke Oarton, shoe maker
41 Hallett Joseph
htre it Drain ride
KOBTH SIDS.
here it Sipon ter
43 Hallett John, hair dresser
43 Wbartin Charles, shopkeeper
44 Dawson Joset>h, jpocer
here it Slake ft
48 Stephenson John, grocer
49 Ellerker Thomas, earthenware dealer
here it Lincoln ter
13 Hudson Frederic, cab proprietor (13
Lincoln terrace)
51 Hay Thomas Edward, gfrocer
54 Harrison Mrs. Margaret, grocer
here it Rodney st
55 Amery Mrs. Eliza, lodging house
56 Chaney Miss Mar}' Ann, ^opkeeper
58 Dixon Thomas, greengrocer
59 Jewitt Edwin
60 Dixon John, cabinet maker
61 Whitehead. Jarris
63 & 64 Anson George, butcher
he7r it ffaterloo si
65 Henderson James, beer retailer
67 Rowntree George, tailor
70 Toier Mrs. Eliia, milliner
71 Oscroft James, chimney sweeper
here it St. Paul't ter
73 Thurlo\iMrs.Ann,8coond-liand clothr
76 Langley & Co. drysalters
Limeatxeet, Grmu*.
Hall Fredk. Thompson, ironmonger
Smith John, hair dresser
Proprietors of Sugar House wharf,
John Henry Page, manager
Marshall W. & Son, wharfingers &c
Strachan George, cnal merchant
Nettleton William, hay & straw dlr
Howden & Wilson, coal merchants
Kowntree John Thos. shoeing smith
Hodgson & Co. coal merchants
Hunt, Fowler & Co. boat builders
Atkinson Paul Edwin.mannre manfr
Thompson William Etlwd. coal mer
Jackson Gco.& Son, brick & tile wharf
Hart George Wm. manure manufctr
9 BarkPT Alexander, bladcsmith
Druid's Arms P.x. Cbas. S. Brittain
Hodge Samuel & Son, seed crushers
Bulnier & Field, seed crushers
Wilburn E. & Sons, coal merchants
19 Ireland James, shoe maker
Waistell Mrs. Helen, outfitter
Walker Thomas & Co. lighter owners
Dyson William & Son,coal merchants
38 Marshall John, beer retailer
Tate & Barton, brewers
Walker & Smith Lim. seed crushers
Langfield & Ward, boat bailders
Head & Riley, iron ship builders
Simpson Henry, coal merchant
Steiinenson Samuel, jun. cooper
Jackson Thomas k Son, seed crushers
hei-e are F.ayle ter. A Cleveland tt....
....here are Hood, Spittle 4' 'farvit ttt....
54 Prince Albert v.H. Mrs. Catherine
Golding
here it Duncan tt
68 Ship Launch f.h. Mrs. Sarah Idell
here it Jennings tt
fl-O
STHEBTS.
Onpes P.S. Samosl Horton
here it George tt
WaSLBTAMHBTHODmSDNDAl^CsboL
76 Smith John, hay k straw dealer
78 Carrick Mrs. Harriet, fishmonger
& aand dealer
Suddaby Thomas^ com factor
79 Ditchbnm Henry S. joiner fc builder
80 Butterick William Cooper, joiner
Three Crowns F.R.Robert Stephenson
Richardson James, blacksmith
81 Spread Eagle P.H. John Livingstone
SoJHorton Cbirles, shoe maker
82 Silvester Alfred, baker
here is Sodgton tt
S3 Cappleman James, butcher
84 Stephenson Thomas, grocer
85 Clarke Samuel, hardware dealer
86 Hmchcliffe Mrs. Hannah, pork butehr
87 Mason Jamas, shopkeeper
Board School for Boys, Girls ^Infants
88 Sykes James, cocoa house
here it Spyvet at
10 Pickells Creor^, Unen draper
9 Finningley Richard, provision dealer
8 MouseyWm.V.second hand clothes dlr
7 Newton John, bnteher
6 Owston Misa Louisa, news agent kc
5 Medd Enoch, hair dresser
4 Tuxford James Edwd. chief engineer
3 Lill Chapman S. oorn dealer
97 Blowman Christopher, tailor
Leng Geo. Wm. oil refiner Ac
Wrangham Richard W. color
& paint manufacturer &c.
VeItmannN.& Co. oil refiners
AIlison£dicHv.amercn.oilstr%
Forster & Anclrcws, timber yd. J
100 Walsh Mrs. Margaret, clog maker
zoi Goodman A. & Sons, pawnbrokers
Iilnooln street, Sndcoatet.
Barmiton tt. to Clitirch St.
KAST SIDE.
7 Taylor Mrs
13 M'alsh Robert, shopkeeper
here is Swaitn it
Pbiuitive Methodist Chapkl
13 Flowers Robert Milson, grocer
15 Ambler George William, oil refiner
16 Kirby George, bricklayer
19 Most Frederick, i)0rk butcher
i9iTinkler John William, brass founder
23|Brayshaw Samuel, earthenware dlr
24 Chadwick James
25 Wilson Thomas, cooper
27 Rowling John, shopkeeper
a8 Smith John Stephen, shoe maker
30 Curtis Mrs. Charlotte, shopkeeper
32 Young John, shopkeeper
33 Kirby Richard, cowkecfieT
35 Smith Wm. Hy. second hand clothier
3S^Edwards Samuel, jeweller
here are Church tt. 4' Oreen la
WEST SIDE.
39 Douglas Richard, furniture broker
40 Latus William, shopkeeper
43 Brook Mrs
Everingham Wm. J. painter & grainer
Spivy Caleb, seed crusher
Cross Charles, oil refiner
Board School
Obrien Jn. Turner, machine broker
48 Franks & Turner, blue manufrs
53 Marshall Thomas, buteher
here u Smmn tt
54 Hicks George Shields, shopkeeper
Iiere is Clive ter
[HULL;]
Iilnnssua etreet, Anlaby rd.
EAST SIDE.
I Botham Wm.hay & straw merchant
3 Sefton Miss Elizabeth, dress maker
5 Hutohinson John, auctioneer
9 Windass George Wilde, bricklayer
9 (back of) Shepherd Jsph. blacksmith
II England William
13 Laverack Herbert
15 Grant Cxeorge Frederick
31 Parrell James
33 Kendrick Joseph, master mariner
35 Elder Mrs
•^CrossMrs
49 Sanderson Mrs
31 Carnegie Tliomas Brisbttne, hw
veyor of customs
33 Franklin James Dyer
35 Levett Mrs
37 Pickering Mrs
Pickering Albert
39 Hiscock William Jn.oommission agt
41 Booth Leaper
43 Jeff Arthur
45 Tonge Mr*
47 Sheniian Mrs
49 Simpaon Mrs
Esrle Mrs. (binnseus hooae)
WEST SIDE.
8 Bobinion JamesHoldenBrocklebank
10 Forster James
13 MiddlemisB Robert
14 Dawber Mrs
14 Dawber William Chirk
14 Dawber Joseph
16 Barton Bernard
ao Hopper Mrs
33 Milner Mrs
24 Baxter James
36 Hodgson James, com meter
38 Cape Charles William
38 Longden Henry, commercial travlr
28 Melnish Walter, manager to Elec-
tric Light Co
30 Tate William
33 Bamber Major Hugh William
34 White Andrew, master mariner
36 Snowies Richard Vasey
40 Richardson Edward
43 Pickering Richard Smith, newa-
paper reporter
44 Harris William, surveyor
46 Harrison William Henry
48 Pepper Mrs
50 Hawley Randolph Rawlioaon
54 Holiday William, manager
c;6 Hind Luke
58 Clamp Robert
63 Laws Thomas Cresswell
66 Spink George
70 Hurst John
73 Bean Miss
74 Wilkins Thomas Henry
76 Allison Edward Arthur
78 Green Alfred, oommercial traveller
80 Nightscales Frank, potato mer
82 Hall Mrs
84 King Stockton, second officer
86 Barker Richard Harrison
90 Kilby Henry
94 Fawcett Isaac
98 TweddeU WiUiam
100 Brown John Emerson
10a Hagen Frederick William
104 Wortfaington John, supervisor of
excise
Uater atreat, Cogan tt.
SOCTB SIDE.
9 Partington James, yeast importer
ti Clegg Jonathan
13 Ward James, railway inspector
15 Hewson William, forwarding agent
19 Pegden Nicholas, master mariner
21 Larard Mrs
33 Jones Robert Thos. master mariner
35 Bigby Thomas, cattle salesman
37 Raven Mrs
39 Bowman George, commission agent
33 Gibb John, master mariner
35 Davis Joseph, chief officer
37 Burnham George
39 Campbell WiUiam Henry, superin-
tendent for Dock Co
41 Welch Rev. Walter Radford [chaplain
to Port of Hull Mission to Seamen]
43 Gray Mrs. Jane, tug owner
45 Jackson Mrs
47 Carden Rev. Hcnrv [Primitive
Methodist]
49 Oarke William, storekeeper
51 Bellamy Thomas Newham
53 Milner Mrs
55 Prankish Robert
57 Magner Max
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STREETS.
LIT>-IiOW 63
59 JohmoB CbarlM Edward
71 Oulille WiUiaai, smack owner
kereu St. Jama' tj, ,
DOBTH SIDB.
4 Owwm H]rmai
6 Lnvtt Alfred, lighter owner
8 Jackaon John
loLaiidMrs
n 3britt Charles, smack owner '
14 Todd George Henry
18 Kirbjr Thomas
30 Wilaon John, manager
asHal^ucHiss
24 Richardson Charles
aeWndram Ber. George [Primitive
Methodist]
38 Grosrenor Jram Edward
JO Mason Wright, bone setter
32 Hoolden Joseph, relieving olHcer
34 Marler Oeorge, master mariner
36RiabHra
38 Haldane SamLLeeming, amadi ownr
48Laada]eHTS
50 Haylor Joseph
53 Peek Edwai^ Robert, tug owner
54 Smith Charles
56 Ratter Samnel
58 Putt William Henry, smack owner
io Let Mrs. Catherine, ladies' school
62 Martin Jas.Lambert.master mariner
64 Harding Roland Henry Jas. dentist
66 Mason George, master mariner
68 Ashton George
70 Jaqoes John
73 Glaasman Victor
73 Haberland Morris
74 Camplin John
76 Bonnan Garden Blansherd .
78 Simmons Henry, foreman
80 Ball Mrs
83 Tumey Thos. Gray, master mariner
84 Winn Thomas, baker
86 Bnuler Charles, batcher
88 Xidwlscm George, joiner
9o8esTby )Irs
93 Tipple Isaac, shopkeeper
96 Cherry Mrs
here is St. Jama' tij ,
Little Albion atieet, Walihamst.
Richardson h Sons, cabinet makers
33 Willoaehby Geo. Pentith,cabnt. ma
33 Holland Mark, stevedore
Little Fsiaaage street.
Intin John, marine store dealer
Little Queen stieat, Paragon it.
H Byford Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
16 Uird Robert, coach smith
here is Paragon st
3 Briglin Stephen, shopkeeper
13 Simioson Edwin, builder
34 Dunn Mrs. Harriet, shopkeeper
36 Forrest David, clothes dealer
Littto B«ed Btraet, Seed at. Wright at.
I Keightlv Joseph, commission agent
3 BcUaby Waiiam
3 Wilkinson Benjamin
Liwrpool street, Heede rd.
I Pilfurd John, lodging house
5 Matthews William, master mariner
6 Cook Thomas, smack owner
Kennedy Henry, shopkeeper
Lockwood St. Seulcoatee, Seott it. to
BarmitOH St, hrdg.
BAST SIDE.
I Dick Robert, shopkeeper
3 Norris Christopher, shopkeeper
4 Brown Mrs. Sarah
hereU WUeonroK
Good k Memdes, engineers & mill-
wrights (Green Lane foundry)
here i> Oreen la
Rubinson George, joiner, Ic saw mills
6 Smith Charles, well sinker
10 Hutchinson Robert, cab proprietor
" Robinson Oeorge
......v here it KiMtg H.
13 Jones Mrs ' '
15 Swannack Hrs.Jane Ann,g^reengroteer
16 Backrath Georae, cattle dealer
here it Lodaoood ttr.
ao Carter George, gmoer
23 Doran James, manager York' Herald
Newspaper Co. Lmiited
38 Hague Edward, ironmonger '
39 Ramskin Edward, giooer
here it Hampden ter
Turner Charles, trench polisher
Hague Edward, file manufacturer
Hague Jn. k Edwin, file mamifacttB
WeUs Isaac J. bellhanger '
here it Barmtton New hrdg
- WBST ama.
here it Cannon tt
31 Buck Henry, bricklayer
Simpson Frederick, timber yard
Wilkinson E.&Co. whiting manufactrs
Wilkinson John
Xiondeateroosh mtxeet. Park tt.
soura siDK.
here ie Clarendon tt
Oarendon p.h, John Tomlioson
First East York Rifle Barracks,
Wm. Edward Goddard, lieut.-col
Arthnr L, Flodman, major
William H. N. Locke, adjutant
Charles Maybank, sergeant-major
Board School
Simpson James (Vine cottage)
Silby Joseph, florist
NORTH 8IDB.
Jordan Harland, dairyman
Rodgerg Benjamin, chief otBcer
SwaUow Daniel, confectioner
Gray Isaac, boot & shoe maker
here it Clarendon St
Dyas Chas. Marshall, pawnbroker
3 Short Mrs. Sarah Maria, general dlr
Iiere it Alexandra ter.
4 Gray William, linen draper
5 Jackson Thomas Heselwood, grocer
6 Featherston William.baker&confectnr
7 Dalton William, butcher
here it Alexandra st
9 Townend Mrs. Mary Glizabeth,hosier
10 Taylor Edward, pork butcher
11 Parrish George, grocer
12 Cowling William, boot & shoo maker
13 Jackson John
15 Gardiner William, commercial travlr
16 Brown Miss Sarah Jane, tobacconist
here it Sydney ter.
17 Rivers Mrs. Eliza, greengrocer
19 Whisker Mrs
Pinnock Jn. Hjr. yeast dcalr. i J Belle
Ockelton Benjamin, custom > Vue
house officer, 6 J cres
20 HarrisonEdwd. Thos. furniture broker
here is West par
28 Maynard Benj. joiner & undertaker
Ziongden st. Walton at. NewingUm.
17 Sarge Mark, joiner
here w Paisley at
3 Mathison John B. hay & straw dealer
4 BoxaU Joseph, master mariner
18 Harper Mrs. Ann Elizh. apartments
28 Barlow John, coal dealer
3a Northgraves Mrs. Margaret, shopkpr
IiOme atieet, Swann's estate, Waterloo
st. north, to Gibson st.
SOT7TH SIDK.
6 Baker William, shopkeeper
9 Marshall Robert, grocer
here it Peart aven
26 Benson Henry, shopkeeper
here it St. Paul'att
Featherstone William, paperhanger
(Cat's terrace)
30 Hobson G^eor^, shopkeeper
hereit Viceroy ter
38 Hunt Teanby, draper
40 Manning Henry, grocer
MOBTH SIDE.
here are Lome ^ De Grey tert
30 Thompson George, grocer
here it St. PemFt tt
95 Carlee Joseph, draper
........hereit Taaiellater
37 Tatnes Henry, fishmonger
... here art Bettenner ter. ^ Grangett....
34 Johnstone Martin, cabmet maker
35 Culver Ambrose, shopkeeper
41 Eaton Chas. Hy. custom ho. ofiioer .
Louis street, Spring bank.
WEST SIDE.
1 Darling Hy. Hall (Burlington honse)
3 Hague John
4 HaU Edward (Ethel house)
7 Hooton John William
8 Wray Robert
16 GrahamRev.Hy.[Weslyn.Metbodi8t]
17 Corry Joseph, master mariner
18 Walton Joseph
19 Best Henry
20 Baynes Henry
21 Osgerby Thomas Peart
23 Stather Thomas
33 Hansley Henry
34 Cook Miss
85 Maraden Thomas
a^ Hodson Benjamin
37 Kay Joseph Winter
38 Coult Thomas Alfred
29 Mason John William, station master
EUiir Thomas George, ^
Hair George Kennington, f Linden
Hair Misses Christiana Ic r house
Sarah, ladies' school J
EAST SIDE.
33 Chapman Miss
Chapman James M '
34 Ingleby Mrs
35 Cape Mrs
36 Allott William
37 Kmger Henry Raines
38 Officer William
39 Rippon John James
40 Morrison Tliomas
41 Wright Mrs
42 Kinsley John
43 West John, schoolmaster
44 Farrah WilliamHenry, schoolmaster
45 Andrews Charles
46 Fusspy Thomas
47 Davis Henry James (Oinorwig ho)
48 Milne Joshua
49 Taylor Chas. Fredk. cornel, traveller
so Winter Robert Henry
51 Charlesworth James
52 Penlingen William Hy. master mmr
53 Shepherd Mrs. Jane, apartments
Lower Union street, 95 Osborne st.
EAST SIDE.
7 & 9 Lonsdale George, cowkeeper
13 Horse t Jockey p.h. John Pearson
here is JUary't court
Sharp Thomas, pipe maker
17 Swinney Miss Theresa, shopkeeper
hiereis Regent's court
21 Keene James, shopkeeper
23 Chartres William, shopKe^)er
25 Briley William, greengrocer
31 Wood George H^ue, shopkeeper
33 Wharton Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
35 Kelsey William, shopkeeper
Wbsleyan Methodist Chapel
41 Burton Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
here it Henry tq
WEST SIDE.
2 Wilson Thos. picture frame dealer
Hebrew School Boom
10 Morrod George, greengrocer
13 Uookem John, manure dealer
14 Brocklebank 'Thus. Hudson, shopkpr
18 Xeqnest Matthew, shopkeeper
hereit Joseph' t pi
24 Gate P.H. John Surrey
.Jiere are George' t pi. ^ Loteer Vnion ct.
38 Fallus Charles, shopkeeper
36 Oxley William, shopkeei>er
38 Maudfe David, baker
40 Kdsey Henry, shopkeejier
46 Weldon George, marine stores
48 Ediington James, dealer in second-
hand clothes
50 Maidens John, shoe maker
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laowvate,
Salthotae la. to Market pi. ^Silver tt.
EAST SIDE.
I Leggott Juhn, tobacconist
3 Consins Thomas, baoon factor
3 Bell John Horner, music ttUer
4 Boaenberg Aaron, tobacconist
5 Cooper Thos. Collingirood, batcher
6'Coiuson Robert, bacon factor
7 Close Walter, ironmonger
8 Willingham William, butcher
9 Bnrvdl Edwin Procter, grocer
10 Southoott Creswick. George, tailor
11 Close John, baker
12 Lieberknhn Christian, tailor jc'drapr
13 Baggs John & Co. hosiers
134 Odd Fellows' Hall,
Henry Dixon, district sec
134 Freeman John Kenner, day school
14 llger No. 2 p.H. Mrs-SophiaRooksby
15 Golden Measure p.H. Joseph Guy
here is Dixon's entry.
17 Beinhardt Charles, pork butcher
19 Leonard John, butcher
here U George yard.
ao Phillira Philip Solomon, jeweller
at Moss P. & Co. hosiers i, glovers
a3 Walker Miss Isabella, confectioner
a3 Shepherdson Welbum, chemist
34 Davenport Joseph O. hosier
35 Todd Harold, stationer
26 Pickersgill Thos. William, grocer
27 Harrison Mrs. Betsey, hosier ^
38 Eyre Charles, hatter
here is Chapel la
St. Maky's Church,
Carr Rev. James William Hay, vicar
(Vicarage)
St. Mary's Chambers : —
Hall Ben^. k Co. commission .agents
Reed, Wmter & Hcnson, solicitors
SuttonWm.Fowler, stock&share brkr
Hall' Arthur, solicitor
Thorp Fredk. Wm.Theodore,solicitor
Thorp George, architect
Atkinson T. Beccroft, architect
Hull Club, William Henry Mines, sec
Peters James Henry (Hail club)
Yorkshire BuitniNOS : —
Yorkshire Fire & Life Insurance Co.
Edward E. Heslewood, sec
York City & County Banking Co,
Limited, Robert Stratten, agent
Sykes T. Eley & Co. com. ager.ts
Greasley Charles, brewers' agent
here is Bishopla
33, 34 & 35 Dickson k Co. Gntta Percha
Co.'s depot &macintosh warehouse
36 Shinfleld John & Co. tea merchants
Cook Robert Lumley, insurance agt
Cook Lumley Crowfe, oil refiner
37 Tewson Joshua, auctioneer
37i Adams William Lee, gasfitter
37I Rymer Thomas, boot & shoe maker
37J Seward William, blacksmith
38 Stancer George, tobacconist I
39 Mapplebeck Thomas, umbrella maker .
41 Johnson Thos. Richard, fishmonger '
4a Fanthorpe James, bacon factor
43 Hart George Michael, hatter & hosier ,
here are Scale la. Market pi. ^ Silver St.
WEST SIDE. I
44 Boynton Jn. A. D. auctioneer&valuer
44 Ramsey Henry Taylor, jeweller
.^4 Canby John Sharp, tobacconist
45 Pickering Atkinson, pharmaceutical
chemist
46 Lord Collingwood p.h. John Robert
Catterson
48 Waddington John Warters, stationer
49 Westoby Joseph, linen draper
50 Medd Richard AJlen, tailor
litre is Boiclalley la
51 Hull Exchange Co. Limited,
William Henry Mines, sec
Exchange Buildings : —
S3 k S3 ColoniaUcUnitedStatesMortgage
Co. Limited, Benj. OUsgow, sec
Clarke & Moore, civil engineers
Daniell William Henry, agent to Mid-
land Railway Co
STREETS.
54 Ramsey John, wholesale k ftirnish-
ing ironmonger be
55 Fox Jacob Sogers, steam printer
55 Haller Mary Sumner k Son, boot mas
hire is Eaton st
56 Goldbard Herman, tailor
57 Scott Richard, printer
Upton John Toyn, accountant
Thompson William Hyde, auctioneer
58 Wilson James, confectioner
59 Stewart William Thomas, fent dealer
S94 Bennett Henry King, butcher
here is Manor alley
60 Guildhall Vaults p.h. John Dobson
61 Des Forges Joseph Henry, chemist
62 Carlin Thos. k Wm. tallow chandlers
63 Knowler Thomtu, dining rooms
64 Tayler Henry, bacon factor
6s Featherston Mrs. Mary, baker
66 Ellis Mrs. Jane, watch k clock ma
here is Leadenhall sq
Corporation Office, Town hall,
Edward Headley Witty, borough
treasurer
Joseph Fox Sharp u. inst. c.E.
borough engineer
Oresham Jas. Harebooth, solicitor
Arthur Iveson, jon. clerk to magis-
trates
John Wright Mason M.B., b.c.k.
medical officer
James Campbell, chief constable
Water Works Office,
David Maxwell c.e. res. engineer
Richard Robinson, clerk
Hull School Board,
Denis John O'Donoghue, derk
kereis Hanover sq
74 Barrett Hugh k Co. woollen merchts
76 Jackson, Beaumont k Co. ship k in-
surance brokers
76 Hull Mutual Association for the
Insurance of Iron SteamShips Lim,
Samuel B. Jackson, sec
76 Mason Benjamin Burnett & Son, wine
k spirit merchants.
77 Howe Weston, printer
77 Webb k Lowrey, wine & spirit mers
78 Hull People's Pablic House Co. Lira
William Paterson, man
Luoaa scmare, Kew Geor</e st.
lO Weldon Frederick, poultry dealer
Ijuoafl aquare, Sykes st.
I Fenton William, packing case maker
5 Mnnton Alfred, shoe maker
9 Weldon Creorge, shipwright
Kachell street, Wincolmlee.
SOUTH SIDE.
I Stones,Settle & Wilktn8on,brass fndrs
3 Harrison Thos. Henry, shopkeeper
4 Prescof t James, greengrocer
7 Hurst Mrs. Maria, clothes dealer
here is Morton's sq
9 NightingaleJThomas, joiner &c
10 Oscroft Henry, baker
...here are Ridiardson's court, Gnen'spl.
^ Catherine St...
Hull Hydraulic Power Co
Watson, Carlisle & Sons, sees
35 Conyers George, beer retailer
26 Connolly Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
Uadeley street, Hes:de road.
a Needier Jn. cooperage k sawing mills
6 Greaves Thomas,contractor to Board
of Health
Moverley Francis, marine store dlr
HiUiers Joseph, match maker
Saunders Josiah k Co. black lead re-
finers (Phoenix works)
36 Board Joseph, smack owner
38 Hamlin Thomas, smack ovmer
Smithson E. cab proprietor
Behr William, apartments
7 Jackson Francis, smack owner
9 Buttery Charles Hy. fish merchant
Home Bay Almshouses
[hull.]
Ualton atraat, Witham.
Barr Geo. Hy. hay k straw dealer
WftnnTi eater street, Newington, from
Hesde road.
SOUTH SIDE.
I Feaster William, cowkeeper
3 Burrell John, chief engineer
9 Garson Mrs
IS Mooi-e George, painter
19 Cox Mrs. Ann Maria, shopkeeper
here is Elizabeth's ier
here are Ann's ter. ^ Witty st
S3 Wood Nicholas, shoe maker
79 AUenby Fredk. builder k contractor
NORTH SIDE.
3 Carrall John, general dealer
8 Gibson Charles
here is Witty st
here is Mary's ter.
88 Wilks Mrs. Harriett, shopkeeper
IffaiioT alley, Lowgate.
Red Lion p.H. George Bray
6 Brackenbury James, shopkeeper
Tavlor George, shoe maker
Milliner George, shopkeeper
Moxon k Pickering, maltsters
Uanor st. Land of 6ree» Ginger.
Wellsted William H. c.E. surveyor
& vainer
Green John Henry, solicitor
Sammers Francis, solicitor
Snmmers Chas. Brotherton, soticitor
Harland M.& Son.printers&stationers
Lock Mrs. Sarah Anne, shopkeeper
Taylor William, shopkeeper
Shepherd William, shopkeeper
Kinnersley Jn. Wm. marine stores
Burlington tavern, John Wharam
Murray John & Co. ale k porter merg
Taylor A. & Co. photographers
Wells B. L. k Son, auctioneers
Toft Joseph, joiner
English Arthur, solicitor
* Fielder Charles, detective
V Meggitt Walter F. solicitor
8 Humber Brick k Tile Co. Limited,
3 James Crake, sec
St Pechell Augustus, insurance agent
^ Whitfield John Wm. L. architect
Lomas Thomas, shopkpr. k tailor
Uarfleet lane, Holderness road,
iVoio called Craven st.
HEaT^aret st. Beverley rd.
1 Limbachs Mrs
2 Kirmon Richard
3 Wheatley Francis, insurance agent
4 Williamson Christopher
5 Anyan William, shopkeeper
S4 Richardson Mrs. Hephzibah, fancy
draper &c
here is Derby st
6 Purdie Charles
7 Goddard Harry, insurance agent
8 King Mrs
9 Bushton George
10 Heywood George
I I Mends Herbert Archibald Gibson
12 Chapman John
13 Harrison James
14 Price Thomas, custom honss officer
15 Devonshire William, schoolmaster
16 Cross Mrs
17 Aston John
18 Tindall Frederick Permurend
here is All Saints' st.
19 Rowley Patrick, tailor
20 Cussons Edwin Jackson
31 Gassage William
33 Godfrey Miss
33 Wellsted William James
24 Thrall Benjamin
35 Lodge Gerald Hanley v
36 Smith William
37 Shipson John
here is Leicester st
28 Gameson John
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STREBTS.
30 Ic 31 Cook Thomas, linen draper
33 Cook John, confectioner
33 & 33 Cross Keys commercial k family
hotel, Mrs. Ann Varley
34 Nettlesbip William, toy dealer
35 Hall George, butcher
here art Fetter la. ^ Queen H
WEST 8IDB.
36 King Thomas, tailor k outflttcr
37 Balchin £dmnnd,gnn ft pistol maker
here u Mytongate
38 Kanfmann A. IE Co. tailors he
39 Fenton John b, Sons, grocers
40 Dimbleby & Go. tailors
41 King William f.b. Joseph Downeg
43 Cordingley Thos. Leaper, gen. drapr
43 Tamer John Levitt, ironmonger
43^ Fleece f.h. Mrs. Elizabeth Shee
44 Frankish Bobert T. grocer & tea dir
45 Bilton John A. draper
46, 47 k 48 Davis Edwin k, Co. general
drapers k varehouaemen
49 Sissons John k Son, tailors
49 Fox James, batcher
here ie South Church tidt ..
Holt Tbikity CHintCE
A<r< it North Chureh side ...
50 Taylor William, jeweller kc
50 Old Corn Exchange p.h. William
Wood Tbackrah
50 Coverdale William, tobacconist
50 Jarratt k Son, tailors ftwoollen drafHrs
50 k 51 Johnstone Thomas k Cchosiers,
glovers, ladies' oatStters, k berlin
treol repository
5^ S3f 54 ^ 57 Bach Thomas k Co.
general mourning warehonse, k
mantle mannfacturers
57^ Blue Bell p.h. Qeo. Parker Sergeant
hereit Blue Bell yard ....
58 ii 59 Elsom k Go. printers
Barnard Birman J. fancy wareboose
60 Spread Eagle f.h. Ueorge Wright
60 Campbell Charles a.f.s. Lond
5, 6, 7 Post, Monbt Ohdkb k Tele-; 61 Martin William E. seedsman
GRAPH OmcB, Savings Bank & 63 Mountain Frederick, tobacconist
Government Annoity k Insurance 63 Asktun John Fairbarn, grocer k ten
Office (head otBce), • merchant
John A. Duesbury, postmaster . 64 k 65 Goodson Hobt. mantle wareho
° Easten John & Sons, cabinet fumi- 66 De Meza Joseph, clothier
39 Cmas William Robert
31 Gufaam Christopher CorborM
33 Daniel Samuel
Diniell William Henry
33 Walker J(^n Heaifield
34 Bobinson LMtas
here is Park nt
35 Hej-nolds Edwd. costom hooae officer
36 Connell Andrew
37 liegEOtt Charles
38 Book Mrs
39 Jadcson William
40 Brace John
here is Cavendidi sq
Watson Rev. John m.a. [vicar of All
Saints' Jlc St. Mar/s, Sjuleoates]
Au. Saints' Church
41 Ward Miss
43 Tbinibam Mrs
43 Connell William Duncan
46 HsUey William Marshall
47 Gordon Andrew, master mariner
43 Wilde Thomas
■arine row, Great Passage sL
2 Soatledge Anthony, tailor
5 Etlrin George, lodging house
6 Sutton Lenty
10 Harrias Slowanski Levi, cabinet ma
13 Gobley Miss Eliza, mantle maker
14 Lwgbones Whittaker, builder
15 Lsnon Uhn, tailor
18 lanen Hans, tailor
17 Clarke Miss MariaLoaisa,apartments
Moolson Frederick Joshua, joiner
Uarket plaoe,
Loxfote ^ Silver si. to Queen sU
BAST SIDB.
1 Monat k Co. who. k retail tea dealrs
2 Kaypers, Ostler k Scott, hide mrcbts
3 Alla^p k Sons, brewers,
Samuel Alfred Cheavin, man
3 Stuart James & Co. milliners
4 Scott James, watch k clock mAker
MAB— MAS 65
45 (jawthorpe James, shopkeeper
49 Hewitt William, master mariner
51 Stewart Mrs. Sarah, dress maker
53 Clarke William, greengrocer
55 Wright John Sewell, brush maker
61 Dawson Edward, boot maker
here is Blenheim so
here are Robinson's buildings..
Hall John, shoe maker (i Bobinson's
buildings)
here is Russell ter
69 Clough Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper
here is Russell st
73 Brittain Samuel, hairdresser
he7-e is RusstU st
SOUTH SIDB.
I Marwood Frederick, tailor
3 Clarke Jonathan West, shoe maker
3 Russell William, who. chair manufr
4 Tindall Benj. artist
Iier is Cottage row
13 Ghadwick Lawrence, beer retailer
14 Hewson Thomas, shopkeeper
16 Brown John, furniture broker
so Johnson Rd. Anthony, confectioner
33 Andrew William, tarnoock to Hull
Water Co
> here is Russell st
, here is Evander pi.
tare warehouse
9 Witty Henry, butoher
here is fFAi'tt Horse yard
g 9^ Wilson Jonathan Boulter, book-
g binder
|I|« 94 Gallon Geo. Barclay ,cap manfr
3 9I Swannack John, basket maker
S >> Grainger Wm. fruit merchant
g Stephnison k Gibson, tobacco
^ manufacturers
10 Peck H. C. k Son, steam printers
11 Field Richard, tea dealer & grocer
here in Halite entry
u Lofthoose k Saltmer, chemists
12 .Saltmer James
■3 Walker John Tindall, tobacconist
14 UiUett Richard, hat k cap manufctr
15 BarnbyJcRast,gold8miths k jewellers
16 Gee k PerL-iral, hatters k hosiers
here is Church la
17 Easterby John Stanton, batcher
|3 ^tead, Simpson k Nephews, boot k
shoe dealers
>y Popplewell Mrs. Hannah, hosier
2' Magner Selig. fancy goods dealer
31 Shaw John, tailor k outfitter
33 Earle Fras. pharmaceutical chemist
Parson Hy. J. chemist k druggist
2J Cook George, fruiterer
23 Adams William, printer k bookseller
21 Imperial Tea Co. Chas.Woodell, man
24 Sparr Thomas, solicitor
24 Mobbs Richard, estate 'agent
24 Rogan Edwin, hairdresser
25 Rippm Wm. grocer, wine k spirit
merchant
*ikaj Foster & Co. wholesale woollen
merchants
ksre is Orimshy la
23 OUey John, tailor k draper
t) Wai^iQlder SolgmoQ, jeweller
HburlboronBh avenna. Princes avsn.
I Scott Capt. Henry A. r.a
3 Hill George Henry
3 Hill Walter Herbert m.c.p. Eldon eoU
3 Hill Miss Ethel, kindergarten
3 Hill Clarence Sharp, teacher of music
3 Scott Rev. William [Congregational]
5 Douthwaite Robert
6 Toogood Henry
7 Potter Thomas, master mariner
8 Bernard John b.n. surgeon to H.M.
prison
9 Fea James Capo
10 Collet Mrs
Chessman John, builder (Poplar vils)
March WUliam
Uarlboiough terraoa,
Beverley rd. to Ruisell st.
NOBTH BIDE.
Porte Henry, shopkeeper
here is Sister/ pi ,
3 Ueinecke Louis, bird dealer
5 Ward Thomas, umbrella maker
7 Baker John, earthenware dealer
9 Wilkinson Charles, chinmey sweeper
17 Bridger William Henry, shoe maker
19 Cowper Bishop Wm. tinplate worker
here is Marlborough gallery
31 Midwood William John, shopkeeper
here are Marlborough pi. Park fi. ^
Park sq
35 Walsh Thomas, custom house officer
hen is Martborough pi
37 Hall William Thomas, Doot maker
39 Betaon Mrs. Eliza, greengrocer
here is Park pi .: ,
31 Brough John, general dealer
here is Pari sg ,
39 Gordock Albert, eroengrocer
here is Xarliorough ores ,
Uarmaduka Btreet, Bessie road.
■ Craven Thomas, drysalter
Wesletan Methodist Mission
Room
5 Barker James, general dealer
7 Whiteley Joseph, pawnbroker
here u Spring ter
19 Marshall Allan, shopkeeper
here is Henry ter.
31 Markham Mrs. MaryAnn,shopkeeper
39 Holder Rd. Goulsan, tini^te worker
here is Smma ter.
35 Cockerill Edward, shopkeeper
here is Robert' tier
37 Kirk Henry, baker & confeotioner
46 Chapman Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper
,„.,.. ..here is Boynton st
70 Griffiths John, beer retailer
64 MallinsQu Samuel, shopkeepsr
60 Bobinson Richard, boilder
54 Harper Oornelins, rullyman
50 Eccles William, cab proprietor
46 Cryer John, pork butcher
34 Harrison William, boot k shoe ma
30 Winters George, model maker
..here u Almater.
33 Holbrook Wm Tennyson, shopkeepr
18 Newham William, pilot
13 Marshall Thomas, tailor
10 Gamett Daniel, smack owner
8 Powley John, hairdresser
Uarvel street, Drypccl.
3 Goodin Robert, shopkeeper
30 Seward George, shopkoppor
33 Mason John, shopkeeper
31 Andrew Samuel, shopkeeper
Lord Nelson p.h. Wm. Richardson
Prince of Wales p.h. Wm. Hsrmer
ICaaon street. Worship st.
nobtr side.
I Williams John Bibbington, surgeon
I Dix John, surgeon (Surgery)
here u Cliapelct.
3 Marshall Mrs. Elizabeth, dress ma
4 Robson Mark, tailor
here is James pi.
6 Mitchell John, chimney sweep
hereisRobsou's pi
here is Catherine s^
WakeUn Miss Hannah,
(6 Catherine square)
9 Smelt Joseph, beer retaSer
here is ffilliam's sq.
here is Grotto sq
here is Marvdpl.
16 Saltan Samuel, tailor
17 Gilbot John, joiner
18 Grindell John, bricklayer &c
here is Princessst
maker
66 MAX-'UOA
llAaOH STHEtrT — eontinued,
as Stmpwn Miw Harriet, milliner
a6 Bnttarwortb Mrs. Elizbth. lodging bo
37 Neil Mrs. Hannali, lodging house
;.ktrei$ Bmmett.
St. Philip's National Schools
SOUTH SIDB.
here is Bourne tt
38 RoeBiefaard, woond hand dothier
39 Farrar Benjamin, herbalist
41 Winter Bobt. funeral carriage prop
FitiaNDs' MsEnNo Houss
46 Walton Thomas, surgeon
47 Blackstone William k Co. drysalters
Kaxwell street, Stonefeny.
Mason Isaac, whoelttright Ic smith
Stamiord William, horse slangfatercr
Barron W. W. Bone, grease &
manure irorkg
Hart George Wm. manure raanuEotr
Harmer William, grease manufaotr
MeggittSanrael Rider,hair merchant
Ed-wards k Co. sausage castng Ac,
manufacturers
Winslov Geo. fish oil manQfactoier
Carlin T. 4 W. tallow chandler
K^cpera, Ostler teSoott, skin mers
Officer Wm. k Co. glue k manure
manufacturers
Scott Bros, fish oil manufacturers
lC«ifthanto laaa, Edgar st.
Tether James, fish curer
Brewin Wilham, fish fturer
Marshall Robert, fish carer
Uadley atreat, Ghariot it.
3 Wride Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker
here it Sfedlevpl
7 Richardson Joseph, irhilesmith
here it Providenee pi
Barbor Benjamin, confectioner
Parrott Thomas Cecil, plumber k
gasfltter
hereis Chariot tt
Wood Tom, butcher
here is Edward st
II Wright John Thomas, watch maker
13 Winselmann Frederick, tailor
15 Carter Stephen John, tailor
KaUwood Biove, Seaerln/rd.
I' Stephenson Thomas
3 Coulson Richard
3 Rose WMam Henry
4 Thompson Walkden
5 WoodMrs
6 Taylor James
7 Webster Henry Thomas
A«re u Mellieood ores
8 Hewitt Richard Walter
II Layboume Mrs
Xeixlok street, Drypool.
Simpson Charles & Co. timber mers
...here art Waneick, Jrnniton, Austin ^
Merrick ten
er'ipl _...
r* pi.
n, lodging he^kpi
Uiddle street, Brook st.
SOUTH SIDB.
3 Cleney Mrs. Mary, lodging house
here is Brook st
hereis Carter's
here is Ada's
33< 35 lis 37 Smith John, lodging he^kpi
here is Nbrthst
KOBTH SlDB.
4 Trench Luke, lodging house
6 Young Christopher, lodging house
8 Lee Henry, lodging house
. Dablin hotel, Thomas Dolan '
here is Brook st
33 OoUogher Mrs. Bridget, lodging ho
38 Starkey Dickinson, hay Jis com dlr
32 Noirlan James, lodging house .
Midland street, Osborne tt.
I Bell James, boer retailer
3 Tolsoo George, confectioner
Hobbins Miss Sarah, tobacconist
DaTis David, fried fish deder
STREETS;
5 FMdman Louis, loan ofBoe
6 Short Henry, oyster dealer
7 Alexander Mrs: Mary Ann, booksellr
8 UUyett Joseph' Meek, tobacconist
9 Brigg* Mrs. Mary, temperance hotel
10 Hargitt Mrs. Elizh. temperance hotel
11 Ion Blrs. Fences, undertaker
13 Stanley Alfred William, builder
13 Welpton Thomas, plasterer
13 Ghxud €%arles, confectioner
Shaw John, wine k spirit mercliant
16 Proctor John Maurice, wholesale
provision merchant
Albert hall, William Pussey, pmptr
17 Kingston-npon-Hull Conservative
Permanent Building Society,
John Lidster, secretary
17 Lidster John, surveyor
Kill street, Ifest st.
SOITTK SIDB.
here are Arthur's buildiiujs.
II Mcgann Michael, lodging house
St. Pateick's Catholic Chapei
15 Jordan James, marine store dealer
17 Cosgrove Philip, lodging house
,. .> hsre u Cross st
33 Norman Oeor^, shoe maker
htrt u Brook st.
33 Corp Thomas, shopkeeper
37 Kelty James, lodging house
41 Wilkinson Geo. grocer k beer retir
here is North St.. ..i
NOSTH SIDE.
3 1'anson Francis, lodging house
4 Laven Charies, lod^ng house
6 Oarrety Anthony, lodging house
8 Durkin Martin, beer retailer
10 McKue John, lodging house
14 MeFadden William, shopkeeper
33 Daniel O'Connell p.H. John Michael
Tighe
„ here is Providence pi
34 Sardar John, shopkeeper
36 Killeen Mn. Mary, greengrocer
30 Sunman Edward, lodging hoose
33 Walton Mrs. Susannah, shopkeeper
34 The Grapes f.e. James Dodds
here are Brook it.^ Bellamy's sq...
36 Johnson John, lodging house
Milton street, Spring hank, I'ane st.
to WaimsUfst.
SOUTH SIDS.
3 Foster William
3 Spenceley Mrs. Ann, lodging house
3A, Houlton George, bricklayer
4A, Parrott Mrs
4 Mumby Henrj', customs officer
5 Ogle William, commercial tnveller
7 Joferey Matthew
8 Anbrey Mrs
10 OfKce Jesse
11 Bruce Miss
13 Dahle Henry Christian
13 Newbert Mrs
hereis Walmsley it
NOBTH SIDB.
14 Hatfield John, coal merchant
15 Palliser Mrs. Jenny, lodging honse
17 Rowlay Mrs
18 Fnllam John
19 Jorgens Gustave
ao Brodrick Wm.Holbom/:hief engineer
21 Amott Mrs
22 Reynolds Wm. commercial traveller
34 Brown Henry
Uinerv* tamaoe, H'eUimjion st. to
Nelson st.
[hull.]
I Minerva family k commerdal hotel,
William Loftns
3 Howarth George Obrian, yeast mer
3 Car*oiiRobert,consulting engineer Itc
4 Bannister A. ic Co. coal merchants k
afaipovnera
5 Shenton Richard, veast merchant
SYoricshlre Goal it Steamship Co.
Alex. Meek, manager
W. E. Coatsworth, agent
6 Locke k Go. colliery proprietors
(WiUiam Oodgson, agent)
7 Pope k Pearson Limited, ooiliery
propriotors(8amiiel Joseph Cooper,
agent)
7 Haggle R. Hood k Son, rope nnanufrs
7 Rogers Henry, sail maker
8 Aire k Calder Navigation ( trustees
of aie)(Wm.Hy. Wheelwright, agt)
8 Goole Steam Shipping Co. Limited;
ship owners (WilliamHenry Wheel-
wright, agent)
Uorlejr street, Stoneferry.
LotheringtonChas. B. kCo. fish oil mas
HDnterChristopher,ehemical manure
mannfaoturer
Atkinson k Raper, manure mnnufrs
Joy Edward k Sons, seed crashers
Bulmer & Field, seed crushers
Brown Martin k Co. Ijmited, cement
mannfactarers
Reckitt k Sons Limited, bine manfrs
Morpeth street. Spring bank to
Leonard St.
WBST SIDE.
I Dutchman Miss Isabella, apartments
3 Bibbing Wm. Matthew, master mmr
4 Mason John Wright, surgeon
6 Wheeler WiUiam WilUs
7 Hall Henry Robert Fnlstow
8 Raven My les
10 Looke Paul
I II Slater William
13 Cook James
13 Walker Samuel, drapers' agent
14 Hodgcock James, master mariner
15 Loughran Mrs
15 Loufhran Miss Mary Ann,dressmkr
16 Seddon John
17 Ssddon Thomas
18 Metcalfe Robert Dawson
19 Edmonds Anthony
30 Wood William, master mariner
31 Denison Thos. Stevenson, mstr.mmr
33MeadleyHrs
33 Blenkin Mrs
33 Jones Edward, costom house officer
24 Becking Derrick
25 Mitchell Rev. Thomas [Primitive
Methodist]
36 Learning Thomas
37 Blades Robert, master mariner
28 Ganderton Charles Thomas
31 Priest James, master mariner
33 Jubb Mrs
34 Perry Henry Holmes
Beckett George, ale A porter mer-
chant k agent. See aavertisenint
lure is Leonard st
EAST BIDE.
35 Gamble Misses Catherine k Bertha,
dress makers
38 Willingham Thomas George, joiner
39 Chantler Henr}-, pianoforte tuner
40 Harrison Thomas, coal dealer
43 Towers Francis
43 Clark Wm. bricklayer k builder
45 Wood Mrs
47 Galloway Mrs
48 Oldroyd Henry Jabez
49 Brown Joseph John
50 Leighton Thomas, master mariner
51 Dyer Rev. Geo. [WesleyanMethodist]
53 Lundie Wellington, master mariner
53 Newton John
54 Barr Aaron, builder
57 Axe Robert, master mariner
58 Mastennan William
59 Baker Alfred '
60 Real Mrs
61 Panttiorpe James -
63 Flint John
63 Scott John, master mariner
64 Hows Weston
65 Wilkinson William Archer
66 Leo Francis George, master mariner
67 Mnn^ Samuel
68 Cass WiUiam
69 Harbron Mrs
69 Boden Edward Chambers
70 Standidge William, master mariner
[hdu..]
72 Lockwood Joseph
73 Xorria Joseph
KoaMi St. .^ncer it. to Collier st.
EAST SIDE. I
Veslevan Sunday School b Mission
Hall (Hamilton place)
I LaTson Michael, shopkeeper
sNangle John, beer retailer
here is KingtUm sq
7 Porter Miss Harriet, greengrocer
9 Bowling John, shopkeeper
17 Beat Peter, oowkeeper
31 BoTgecm Mrs. Elhsa, shopkeeper
fere are Gregory's buildings
23 Apperton James, batcher
33 * a7 Jarvis Richd. famitnre brkr.&c
29 Traynor Francis, shopkeeper
31 Witty Thomas, draper & hosier
Here is John's pi
41 Harwood William, greengrocer
43 Thompson William, hawker
htre is Collier st
4 Wray William Francis, shopkeeper
here is Cottage pi
13 Adams John, shopkeeper
18 Webster Jaxues, shop & cowkeeper
20 Webster Henry, cowkeeper
henis Moxan sq
26 Camlin John, shopkeeper
30 Cooke Thomas, saddler
32 Dibb Newmond, grocer
34 Horrell Alfred, tinplate worker
here is Victoriapl
Vytoiigate,
Sfarket pi.
SOUTH SIDB.
1 Boll k Sun commercial & family
hotel, Mrs. Emma Shaw,proprietrs
2 King Andrew, watch & clock maker
3 Keller Louis, pork butcher
4 Reed Henry Charles, hair dresser
5 Cohen BenDO,binningham & Sheffield
warehouse
6 Bhck Swan p.h. James Redshaw
7 Booy Michael, fruit merchant
here is Marshall's pi.
S Hoyle Benjamin, cutler
3| Gnuon George, butcher
9 Coach jc Horses p.h. Mrs. Annie
Elizabeth BeU
10 Williamson & Co. grocers
n Bayldon John Henry, baker
12 Melton John, tobacconist
13 I^ach George, fried fish shop
14 Osboume Elam, watch & clock ma
13 Clark Ingham, herbalist
i5 Clentworth John, dining rooms
16 Brown William, fishmonger
here is Finkle st,
17 MagnerBro8.imprtTS.or foreign goods
18 Campbell Thomas Brooks, tinman &
brazier
here ts JValli^spl
19 Dyson George, chemist
20 Brocklebank Ueorge.printer& statnr
23 Jackson Thomas, tallow chandler
23 Imperial Measure p.h. Christie k Co
here is Atkiiu entry
*5Myton|tate Coffee Booms, Boynton
William Bobinson
26 Stringer William, com & meal dealer
Mere is Sewer la
27 Richardson Wra.baker& confectioner
28 Shearsmith Edward, tobacconist
29 Hull George William, batcher
- here is Daltry's entry
31 Loten William Lowson, chemist
33 Watson Wm. Lawton, confectioner
here is Lodge eMry.
Saivation Arxt Fort No. 3
here is IV'oolpack entry
34 Hammerton Wra. tinman & gasfitter
15 Turner Thomas.clog k patten maker
36 Strafford Joaeph Richard, to^cconist
37 Phoenix p.h. Arthur Greasley
38 Edson Charles, hair dresser
39 Turk's Head p.h. NilsJonsson
40 Taylor Geo. Beaumont, tripe dresser
41 Walters Mrs. Caroline, tobacconist
4'} Weinbaom Max Leo, clothier
STREETS.
43 Henaingwsy Wm. tailor (c outfitter
43 Wellington p.k. James Sainton
....hire are Humbtr Dock St. Castle
St. 4' Princes Dock st.
NORTH SIDB.
44 Cocking Geo. Frederic, greengrocer
45 Downing Henry, tailor
46 Shaw John, provision dealer
46J Winn George & Thomas, bakers
48 Harding Wm. k Son, tailors I
clothiers
here is Dagger la
49 Smales George, grocer
50 Appleby George Thomas, chemist
51 k 72 Borrill S. k Son, bakers
53 Danby George William, confectioner
54 Pickles John, linen draper
55 k 56 Wheatley William, bottled ale
k porter merchant & agent
58 Tiger No. 4 p.h, John Johnson
59 Bamett Simon, dealer in fancy goods
60 Schwend Henry, pork butcher
61 Leicester hotel, Charles Duncan Talo
here is Fish st
63 Brunner Eglebert, jeweller
33A, Wright Charles, twine manufactr
63 Straflord James,clog k patten maker
64 Townsend Samuel, birmingham &
Sheffield warehouse
6s Jowett Robert, dining rooms
66 Tayler k Swales, provision mers
67 Beautyman Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
67* Fish Street Sunday School
68 Moss David, watch maker
69 Rampant Horse p.h. John Dresser
70 American Fresh Meat Co, (Thomas
Wilkins, manager)
73 k 51 BorriU S. k Son, bakers
73 Bee John, bookseller k stationer
75 Beer John Hurley, birmingham k
Sheffield warehouse
76 Victoria p.k. John Wiles
77 Dalton Jsph,&Co. bacon&cheese fctrs
here is Vicar la
79 BookledgeJohn & Son, brush mannfrs
80 Fanthoipe J, k Co, provision dealers
93 Britannia hotel, Evelyn Cooke
83 Capam Hankey k Co. brewers (Jas.
Sontham, agent)
84 Binnington Bartholomew, corn factr
8s The Chequers p.h. James Southam
86 Kaufmann Alfred, (^thier
Kyton plAM, Castle st.
I Craft William, hosier
here is Paradise pi
3 Davis J. W. k Son, paint k color
manufacturers
3 Barker Thomas, furniture broker
4 Holich John, boot k shoe maker
5 Chapman John, painter
6 Vice Moses, pawnbroker
7 Schumm Charles Hy, pork butcher
8 Randersoti James, baker
rRobinson Thomas Ward, chemist &
g< druggist
( FosTOmcE,T.W.Robinson,rcceiver
10 Hill Henry, grocer
11 Robin Hood k Little John P.H.James
Gant
ICyton street, Myton pi.
WEST SIDE.
3 Startup George, shopkeeper
5 Bleeze Albert Henry, shoe maker
here is Paradise et
II Hoe Tnrton, shopkeeper
here is Providence st
19 Clarkson Francis, fishmonger
33 Strafford Henr}', shopkeeper
here is Saddletree entry.
25 Andrew George, tripe dresser
39 Henderson Wm. tent k sail maker
31 &33 Plant Jsph, grocer ^provision dlr
37 Pexton George, fish cnrer
39 Jackson George, greengrocer
here is Drant's ct „.
43 Galloway James, greengrocer
....here are Joseph's pi. ^ Dickens sq. ..
63 Jabb Thomas, fisherman
65 Fickeriog Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkpr
KOX— NEL 67
EAST SIDB,
8 Horrod Charles, marine store dealer
10 Lear John, shopkeeper
14 BeU Robert Joseph, whitesmith
16 Wait William, dairyman
here is Richard's pi.
18 Shepherdess p.h. Richard Rentley
here is Trundle ct
so Bingley Richard, shopkeeper
36 Demetre Caravinos, boarding house
30 Chtth Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
here is Agnes pi
33 Knimragh Henry, baker
here is Roper st
40 & 43 Stovin Thomas, general dealer
44 Smith Mrs. Mary Ann, marine store
dealer
here is John's pi
48 Greenham Phillip, shopkeeper
53 Barton John, shopkeeper
here is Dickson'spl
54 Macklin Henry, f rench polisher
S8 Smart Henry, baker
Nag's Head lane, Holdernesa rd.
now called Waller st.
S'aylor'B low, Drypool.
6 Green Thomas, pork butcher
14 Briggs Mrs. Ellen, stationer k toy dlr
18 Porter William, shopkeeper
ao Charter Miss Elizabeth, haberdasher
34 Nicholson Michael, ironmonger
36 Nicholson William, shoe maker
34 Matthew^dwd.china&earthenwTe.dlr
36 Raven Henry, milk dealer
here is Church st.
Tucker Charles, greengrocer
46, 48 & SO Thompson John, general dlr
54 Noble Mrs. Sophia, news agent
here is Marvel st.
Taylor Alfred, beer retailer
63 Gladstone Miss Mary, furniture brkr
Alien William, grocer
here i> HeUards rme
83 Thompson Edward Hamilton, tin
plate worker
Drypool Sawing MiIls(Robert Hardy,,
manager)
here is Thomas st
S3 Hall John George, painter
S3 Thompson Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
here is JBeaimwnt it
Crosland William, beer retailer
65 Fincham Humphrey, grocer
Waix Letter Box
here are Beaumont ^ Straiclerry sts...
Shepherd Joseph, fishmonger
Wright Mrs. Susan, confectioner
33 Gmbb Frederick, plumber
15 Harris Henry, fnrnitnre dealer
11 Dodsworth William, news agenf
9 Peart Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Blyth st
Nelaon street,
Vittoria family k commercial hotel,
Mrs, Clara Beament (Hnmber side)
here is Queen st
I Woolf Jas, HaxweIl,commodore pilot
a Thompson William k Son, coal &
timber merchants
3 Thompson Thomas k Co. grease mfrs
3 Lowther Geo, p.b,c,8.,i:,8,a, snrgeim
4 Dunkley Mrs. Ellen Norton, Victoria
dining rooms
5 Pier hotel, Mrs, Sarah Beaumont
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire
Railway Offices,
John Wells, manaeer
10 Wells John, manager M, S. k L. Ry.
Company
11 Alliance Temperance hotel,
Matthew Campion Hill
la Customs Watch House
here is Pier st
X3 Cravea ft Speediiig Brothers, roito
maiiufactbrera
68 »BP— NOR
Keptnne atreet, Beatlt road.
a Lily hotel, Joseph Thompson
3 Foster David Cameron, soda water
mannfacturer. See advertisement
SSykesMrs
6 Barnabv Benjamin, blacksmith k
irheelwright
lo Snell John
Holmes John, yeast merchant
n Trill Samuel R. beer retailer
13 Jinks Mrs. Elizabeth, apartment^
14 Hague Mrs. Sarah, apartments
16 Spencer Joseph L. carver jc gilder
17 Cooper & C6.engineers k iron foondrr
18 Brown Samuel H. shopkeeper
19 Cana John, shopkeeper
33 Willimot Charles, shoe maker
35 Bingham Thomas, dining rooms
here i$ Jackson st
30 Brown Samuel H. shopkeeper
43 Greenley George, coal merchant
47 Knox James, AlbertDock cocoa rooms
Neptune inn,Mr8. Annie Elizh.Shores
Fexton k Skow, rigging makers
liengiield & Ward.^oat builders
Amos ic Smith, engineers
here it EnglUk gl.
Corporation hotel, Patrick Bobinson
New Oairden street,
Smtatm it. to Orimeton it.
I Buhner Christopher, french polisher
3 Fewlass Robert, builder
14 Naewicer William, tailor
18 White Mrs. Sarah, upholsteress
19 Morris Alfred Dalton, shopkeeper
here ti Grimsttm st
Kenningham Charles, cabinet maker
34I Barker James k Sob, bricklayers
Bentley Henry k Co. Lim. brewers
Provincial Beidding Co.
G. F.Boutoft, manager
New Qeorye street, Wincolmlee.
SOUTH SIDB.
I Warden John, cooper
a Bipley George, baker
3 Fenton Edward, blacksmith
4 Tye Haran, marine store dealer
5 Parkinson Samuel, grocer
6iBrightin George, boot maker
7 Po
Ford Henry, grocer
here is AnrCs-pi,
9 Dry John Richd. picture frame makr
1 1 Marshall Henry, Hshinonger
15^ Rickerby Mrs. Sarah, clothes dealer
16 Bourne Williamt grocer
17 Wilkinson John William, shoe maker
18 Ironic John, dairyman
19 Harris Robert, greengrocer
30 Bellis Richard, fishmonger
18 Jackson Ralph, fruiterer
19 Walker James, shopkeeper
30 Welbourn William, grocer
31 Williamson George, draper
as Galloway William, tripe dresser
33 Brown George, fruiterer
34 Crookes William, grocer
2^ Fishor Richard, gloss warehouse
26 Turner George, marine store dealer
27 Hings Peter, shopkeeper
28 Forton Charles, pork butcher
29 Underwood John, shoe maker
30 Hague John k Edwin, ironmongers
31 Blackburn Henry, greengrocer £c
32 Langley Charles, baker
33 Hilken William Bink, grocer
34 Scottow John, shoe maker
35 Backrath Joseph, butcher
here xs Lucas sq
36 Green Frederick, marine store dealer
Conyers George, painter
37 Bennett Henry, joiner & builder
here is Caroline st
NORTH SIDE.
39 Chapman Mrs. Susan, lodging house
40 Kcighley Henry, confectioner
41 Fisher Ambrose, butcher
here is John's sj
43 Booth Charles, beer retailer
43 Drant Geo. horehound beer brewer
bTREETS.
44 Mitchell James Henry, grocer
45 Pickard John, shoe maker
46 Hoskins Charles James, draper
here is Dennis's sq
50 Scaling Sampson, pork butcher
50} Binnington Samuel, cowkeeper
51 Carr Mrs. Mary, lodging house
53 Smith John, cabinet maker
54 Johnstone Arthur, second hand
clothier
here is Union so
55 Daley Joseph, clothes dealer
$6 Cooper Robert, shopkeeper
57 Hollingsworth James, druggist
60 Barrel p.k. James Brier
61 I.iake William, marine store dealer
62 Walker Thomas, pork butcher
63 Bottoml^ Mrs. Martha, shopkeeper
64 Milbum Edward, boot k shoe maker
64 J Ward John, greengrocer
64} Robinson Jobi, shopkeeper
65 Allen Mrs Mary, confectioner
66 Goodman Bamett, pa-wnbroker
67 Barker Edward, butcher
68 Hope Arthur, grocer
73 Leveson Edward, shopkeeper
75 Gibbon George, leather seller
76 Hurdman George, hair dresser
77 Richardson Jotm Geo. leather seller
here is Mill yard
Key k Fish, sacking mannfactorars
(ika Mill yard)
79 Colvelle William, grocer
83 Paris Joshua, insurance agent
New TSing street, Worship st.
NOBTH SIDE.
3 Laster Mrs. Annie, lodging house
3 Gilliatt Mrs. Martha, soopkeeper
6 Bird Miss Elizabeth, lodging house
7 Marshall Mrs. Jane Ann, shopkeeper
13 Lightfoot Francis, tailor
18 Omann Thomas, professor of music
19 Bell Miss
here is Charles ft
SOUTH SIDE.
27 Guest William, tailor
39 Stephenson Miss
here is Proetor'spl
36 Clark James, tailor
here is ffanlep's pi
38 Wales Mrs. Ann, lodging house
40 Ward Mrs
41 IJowlby Mrs
43 Roberts Joseph, general dealer
43 Cp.nnon William
47 Polir Peter William, manager
48 Minty John
49 Oldroyd Charles, schoolmaster
50 Dales Miss
51 Williamson George, examining officer
of customs
53 Giles Thomas
54 Farrah Joseph Robinson
55 Farrah Mrs
58 Sonley Mrs
[hull.]
Newland park, Cattinyham road.
Bottcrill William
Bentley Frederick, teacher of mnsic
(lirookside)
Collingham Robert Moss (Welham
lod^)
Woodhonse Jas. Thomas (Roslyn ho
Robinson Mrs
Marillier Robert Ashland
Newlandp.Tb/i'i la.fromCottint/hamrd.
Weslevak Chapei,
Pearson Mrs. Ann, cowkeeper
I Eblingtun John, joiner
a French John
3 Pyefinch James
4 Cochrane James
5 Sergeant George, builder
6 Rilpy Richard
7 Sowerby Richard
8 Hunt Rt. sexton of St. John's Church
9 Pearson William
10 Noylor Mrs
1 1 Nation Walter, market gardener
IS Dixon Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
here is Orchard view
Tolchsrd Henry
Bilton William
ao Osborno Thomas, newspaper reporter
21 Train Mrs
aa Balchin Edmond
Stephenson Edmond
here is ffalter's ter
Theaker William Dyson, shopkeeper
Oyston George, butcher
here is Alexandra rd
Blalkinson Edward, florist
, hereis Grafton st
PSercey Wm. joiner (i WiUow grove)
Aefe are Londesborough st. ^ De Grey st.
Freenuai Robert, brick manufacturer
..here is the Railway ^ Queen'srd
Newton street, Boulevard.
3 Shaw William, butcher
9 Cliff Edward, shoe maker
II Reid Mrs. Annie, shopkeeper
IS McTurk Alexander, shopkeeper
35 Foss William, insurance agent
14 Harry Thomas, coal dealer
18 Wilson William, shoe maker
ao Roult William, shopkeeper
33 Blazier Thomas, shopkeeper
Nile et. Commercial rd. to Cogan *t.
I Whitfield William Robinson, joiner
II Cooking Gtoorge Frederick, greengcr
13 Laxarus Harry.emigrants' lodging hn
15 Mnnby Mrs. Mary Ann, smackowner
17 Fett John Wm.emigrants' lodging hi>
19 Sollitt, Hill k Co. shipping agents
33 T}'8on Isaac, wharfinger
35 Home for FUlen Fenuiles,
Miss Elizabeth Duncan, matron
29 Brown William
31 Rust Charles Goldsmith
35 Marr Joseph, smack owner
37 Franksen John, cattle dealer
Gehkan Lutheban Crubch
Fussey Thomas, tent k sail maker
Fnssey William, mechanical engineer
30 Smith Walter, apartments
34 Dale Mrs. Anne Eliza, dress maker
30 Moskow Isaac, tailor
33 Mare Edward Alfred, apartments
36 Kersh Albert, tailor
40 Hope Mn
44 Cohen Morris, tailor
,here is Coi/anst
NorfbUc pL Norfclk st. Betirley rd.
2 Featherson Robert
3 BrickcliffMrs
Norfolk street, Beverley rd.
I Whitworth George, watch maker
here is Susaell st
3 Oarbutt Mrs. Amelia, shopkeeper
6 Oxley Charles, shopkeeper
here is Russell ter
7 Milner Vickcrman, general dealer
9 Appleyard Wm. custom house officer
1 1 Wray Alfred, painter
13 Banks Anderson, confectioner
hereis Blenheim ter.
13 Atkinson Mrs
14 Mawer George Henry, pinmber 4c
15 & 16 Johnson Samuel, joiner
17 Edmonds Frank, butcher
18 Dixon Mrs. Fanny, shopkeeper
20 Harrison Thomas, shopkeeper
33 Archer Charles
34 Westoby Thomas, pork butcher
here is Cotidenpl
25 Coleman John William, haberdasher
26 Police Station, Charles Jones, supt
29 Downs John, builder
30 Hunt George, boot k shoe maker
hereis Rutland pi
31 Davis John William, shopkeeper
here is Norfolk ter
35 Dennis Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
36 Parker Mrs
37 Warden William, hair dresser
38 Bray Mrs. Ann, shopkeej
hereis Rvssdlp
Dover Castle, Joseph Saluoa^
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keeper
K«i...
SalUdi
lliday
[hull.]
40 Htrahall William, tailor & draper
41 Caiej Leanard, batcher
43 Houghton Thomas, greengrooer
44 Brown Frederick, ahopkeeper
HnHunn William Jackaon, cnitom
honae officer (9 Napier terrace)
kmart Anit'spl. 4' Henry fl
45 Chapman Joseph, chemiat
45I Cooko neorge William, tobacconist
46 CUR His. Ellen, ahopkeeper
43 Strong Henry, beer retailer
here i» Ruuell at
49 Kirman Septimna, confectiooer
53 Easterbrook Nicholaa J. cabinet ma
HanialwU stieet. Holdenusi rd.
...Aert art Craeroft Ur. ^ Poplar gro....
3 Bead Joseph, diopkeeper
Harriaoo WUliam, oowkeeper
HoKth It. 36 Prosptet tt. to Collier a.
BAST SIDB.
3 Ma<^rill George, greengrocer
here is Artutt't tq
5 Clarke Robert, boot & shoe maker
7 Hewitt John, gaafitter
Hall ft Grimaby Mineral Water Co.
Edward Morley, proprietor
9 Barker Via. Ann, tailor
n Webeter Robert
II Leftley Hiaa Mary, ladiea' school
17 Maltby George, ahopkeeper
here is Aviity ct
19 Wekkn Charles, poultry dealer
27 Ugbtowlers Hra. Sarah, ahopkeeper
29 Garbntt Francia, tailor
here is Regent sq
31 Witherwick Alfred, grocer
33 PearaoD Richard, dairyman
35 Jack-on-a-Crnis8 p.h. Geo. Wiles
here is Garden st
37 Mc Longhlin Mrs. Elizh. beer retailer
41 TanU»i William Ricliard,hair dreaser
45 Airey Richard, baker
47 Stow Robert, tailor
49 Whiteside Mrs. Rebecca, chemiat
51 Hatty William, cowkeeper
59 Sayers Robert, shopkeeper
03 Connallv John, beer retailer
...here is .Will st.
71 Bridges Mrs. Abigail, shopkeeper
Jure is Middled
WEST SIDB.
2 Bradley John Wm. beer retailer
3^ Scoffin Charles, shoe maker
4 Hendry John, fnmitore dealer
3 Jackaon William, glass & aign writer
10 Charlton Timothy, painter
:o Dibnah Thomas, jomer
u Priestley Thomas, dyer
14 Kilcfaing Jacob, pawnbroker
:6 Cannicbael Robo't, bat box maker
1 3 Tickelpenny Mrs. Francis, dress ma
X Catfabert John; organ builder
!:> Bromby Wm. Wilkinson, jape maker
» Gamble John, hawker
here is A'orik et
Z4 Cullom John, ahopkeeper
here is Ccllin*sct
ii Bmwn Mrs. Jane, ahopkeeper
Daridson Hy. fmch.pUhr. \ Milner's
UotUding T. slipper ma. j place
,0 Ricbards Charles, greengrocer
ii Hill 3Ira. Harriet, shopkeeper
here is K'ithemvnck's yd,
Powell Thomas, hat ma.
Ckgg Charles
cool dealer 3
3? Cooper Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
43 Cnr Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper
here is Garden st
i2 Flayford Mrs. Elizabeth, fishmonger
.,5 De^fatoD Geoiige, greengrocer
here is Booth st
:3 Skinner Atkinson, shoe maker
54 Coates William, tailor
Poster Robert & Heaton, soap makers
here art Foster's bldnyt
■6 Batding John, fried fish shop
'H Thompson George, ahopkeeper
i6 Sevbitt Thos. sbopkpr& beer retir
hereare Franei* Udngt
IS, hat ma. 1 rn.{,|,,_,
'^^'""•.(^^'Td
STREETS.
70 Bailey Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
7a Coorteney John, clothes dealer
hire is Kingston sq
74 Gibson Robert, greengrocer
78 Egan Michael, shopkeeper
80 Borke Hichad, shopkeeper
here is Jadaon's pi
82 Mackinder William, shopkeeper
84 Rawlinson William Chant, grocer
86 Marshall Robert E. cowkeeper
here is Moore's yd
93 Whitneld Henry, shopkeeper
96 Hewsnn John, shopkeeper
here is Alexandersq
98 Kitcbin^ Miss Sarah Francis, hosier
100 Hendnck James, shoe maker
103 Lound Mra. Ann, butcher
ITorth WKlls, Queen's Dock tide.
I Harrison George, sawyer
I Smith John Francis, cooper
3 Pearson George, oil importer
3 Tomlinson James, lighter owner
3 Hardy William D. tailor
4 Gibson Thomas, bouse k ship joiner
6 Conpland William, shipbroker
7A, Close John, ship biscuit baker
8 Newsom IVilliam, clothes dealer
9 Creighton Jas. secondhand clothes dlr
10 North Thomas H. iron merchant
10 jc 14 Button fe Co. tool dealers JCc
It Oztoby Robert, com merchant
here is Perrottst
19 k 13 Craeroft William, pictnre frame
maker k printer
14 k 10 Button k Co. tool dealers Ice
15 Rhodes Joseph, tobacconist
10 Rising San p.r. Thomas Williams
17 Vincent! Nathan, confectioner
18 Butler John, tailor & ontfltter
19 Full Ship P.H. John H. Ashton
ao Scott's Head P.H, Jas. Collyford Banks
31 Scandinavian p.h. Robert Coates
23 Harrison Mrs. Betsey, hosier
33 Hammond k Chambers, mat, bog k
seed merchants
Devonshire inn, Mrs. Ann Storr
Frankish John George, grocer
here is Lomjate..!
KoTth Clinroh aide.
Market pi. to Trinity House la.
I Taylor William, jeweller
3 to 5 Thackrah Wm. Wood, wine k
spirit dealer
6 Rnnord James Brown, ironmonger
6 Parcels Express Office,
William Henry Prince, manager
8 Gmby John, ale & porter merchant
9 Reed Jnmes, shopkeeper
10 ft 1 1 Smith Thos. James, wholesale
druggist & cod liver oil importer
Malt Shovel p.h. Thomas Lyon
Bishop Watson's Almshouses,
Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, matron
NorthuinbeTlaiid avaime,
Barviston st.
Glossop William, maltster & brewer
Norwood street,
Spring bank to Trinity St.
WEST -SIDE.
here are Sydenham villas
I Webster Samuel
3 Witty Miss
3 Shepherd George
4 Brumby John
5 Guest Thomas, chief engineer
6 Hodsman William
7 Beniston John
8 Fowler James
9 Wilson Mrs Sabina, dress maker
Hall Thomas Alexander, customs'
office (10 Dover terrace^
11 Craggs Christopher, grocer
13 Stidtney William
13 Cawtbome Samuel Oldham
14 Currie William
15 Charlton William
16 Johnson Richard
17 Spencer William
18 Kilbum John, pilot
NOR— OSB 69
19 Hnme William, pilot
30 Dring Wallace
31 Johnston William
33 King Mrs. Martha, teacher of mnsic
33 Kay Miss Annie, dress maker
34 Wilkinson Mathew
35 Robinson Robert
aS Warrington William
37 Barker Benjamin
28 Hardy William, paperhanger
39 Robinson Robert, shopkeeper
30 Andrew Harry, draper
33 Lakin Isaac
34 Newton George, tailor
here Is Norwood ter
36 Camsell Misj
37 Tipple George, shopkeeper
, here is Trinity st
EAST SIDE.
39 Grussam Alfred
here is Alice ter
40 Cutting James, shopkeeper
41 Hornsby Thomas
43 Wheeler Alfred
Ferries John, custom house officer,
(S Vino terrace)
43 Thorndyke John William
44 Cameron Robert
45 Sellerby Mathew
here is Vincent ter
47 Shepherdson Edward
48 Fyrah Thomas Hardy, insurance agt
50 Vaugan James
51 Wilde William Henry, gro^-er
here is Crompton ter j
53 Humble John
53 Groundsall Joseph
54 Keyworth Joseph
here is Regent ter
55 Taylor William
56 Baker James
57 Hardmeat'Robert Henry
here is H'altham ter
59 Wright Mrs. Mary Jane, draper
60 Pallet James
here is Crossley ter
Cooper H. coal dlr. (11 Crossley ter)
here is Ebor ter
61 Burton John, grocer & beer retofler
Oil Hill Iftne, Avlaby rd.
BAST SIDE.
S Holland George, shoe maker
WEST SIDE.
10 Whiting Edward, shopkeeper
here is Berkeley ter
Coates John (i Berkeley terrace)
here is Poplar ter
18 Wiles John William Parkin, shopkpr
here is Botanic ter
Ordnance place, Drypool.
3 Wise Matthew, tobacconist
8 Ewlank George Reuben, cocoa honae
Hull Savage Club, C. Morrill, pres
13 Bell Stephen, saw maker k tool dealr
14 Morrill Thomas C
16 Cook Mrs. Ellen, lighter owner
18 Ray Mrs
Noble Charles Magnus, batcher
here is Hedon road
Morris George, dining rooms
Morrill Henry k Son, ship chandlers
Victoria Dock tavern, J. Dalgleish
Oaboxne street,
H'ttterhouse la. to Porter st
SOtlTH SIDE.
I Milner John Geo. chemist k druggist
I Mackey Francis, ticket writer
3 Wescott Thomas, cork cutter
5 Bell Thomas, dyer
7 Buhner John, custom house officer
9 Hall Mrs. L. second-hand clothes delr
II Coombs John, umbrella maker
13 Cripps Osias, fent dealer
15 Foster Thos. H. wholesale confectionr
here is YoueatUon pi.
Jews' Synaoogub
17 Nelson Peter, sailors' boarding honae
19 Reteike Frcdk. Albert, ship chandler
31 Foslee Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeraer
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OsBORHB STBBET — eontinited.
21 Chaffer John James, loan office
33 Trowell & Blackburn, joiners
25 Bowling Mrs. Hannah, milliner
27 Naylor James
23 Atkinson Arthur, snrgeon
31, 33, 35 & 37, Hammond Hy. William,
Unen draper
here U Goofs fl
ken is Hid^spl.
47 ^treutxer Henry, apartments
here is Frank's pi
51 Wolff Soloman, schoolmaster
S3 Kelly John, shopkeeper
35 Hall Walter, beer retailer
57 Padley Mrs. Hannah, npholstress
59 Rial Henry, butcher
hire is Village pi,
6 Watson Thomas, boot k shoe repairer
61 Willis Henry, beer retailer
63 Willows, Holt k Willows, seed cmshrs
here is Hibbfspl
67 fiosenton Abraham, tauor
Board School
St. Nicolai Danish Church
81 Webster Peter, shopkeeper
here is Wandless buildings.
83 Collins Joseph, shopkeeper
here is Vigiiancepl .'
8$ Whiteley Charles, fishmong;er
87 Ingamells Joseph, shopkeeper
89 Green George, shopkeeper
here are Mary Ann's buildings
91 Hoe Garforth, butcher
93 Jackson Mrs. Maria, beer retailer
here is Lower Union st
95 Mundy George W. shopkeeper
97 Hamlyn John Miller, shoe maker
99 Ward John, paperhanger be
loi Fricke Theodore, shopkeeper
103 Karsh Isaac, tailor
103 Lyon Moses, dress k mantle maker
105 ^mmond James, beer retailer
here is Up. Union St.
107 Beadle Robert, beer retailer
109 Ritzinjger Charles, fmit merchant
nereis WUliam's pi
115 Kendall Thomas King, tobacconist
here is Richard's pi
ii5i Sanderson Wm. boot k shoe repr
Golden Cross p.h. Thos. H. Greasley
here are Porter ^ Midland sts.
NOBTH aiDB.
2 Lightfoot William Richard, beer rtlr
4 Schmieg Theodore, pork batcher
6 Procter Henry Wilson, printer &c
8 Tindall James, beer retailer
here is John's pi.
10 Witbam Mrs. Emma, bed k mattress
maker
Mbthodist New Connexioh Chapel
12 Foster Henry, beer retailer
14 Tadman Mrs. Sarah
here is Chapd et,
St. John's Infant Schools
16 Anderson Robert, grocer
16 Dibb John, carpet maker
here is Hannan's pi
18 Simpson William, tailor
here is Emilj/'s pi...
33 Tynemonth Castle p.h. Mark Pickwell
33 Goltman Samuel, picture framer
8TBEETS.
66 Schroeder William, shopkeeper
here is Man^spl...
68 Sergeant Thomas, grocer
70 Donlop John, chemist k druggist
73 McKenzie Chas. Hy. fnmiture brokr
Jure is Union pi
74 Stebbing Charles, greengrocer
78 Frost A&red, wheelwright
80 Robinson William, tailor
Hall Mrs. Sophia, basket maker
Bean k Krii^r, wholesale provision
merchants
83 Jacobs Haman, tailor
84 Wilson Thomas, carver k gilder
here is George's pi
86 Cross Martin Henry, brewer
90 Hannah Mrs. Mary Ann, boarding ho
here are Applej/ard buHdings..,.
93 Carruthurs Robert, beer retaSer
here are Barker's buildings
98 Halliday Mrs
100 Humphrey Wi'" _■., shopkeeper
here is HM pi
102 White William, game salesman
106 Wall John, tailor
108 Hewitt Joseph, glass blower
here are Ann Maria buildings .
no Taylor George, plumber k gas fitter
113 Jackson Joseph, hair dresser
114 Jordan Charlies Walton, grocw
116 Botch Francis Wm. boot k shoe raa
here are Esther's buildings
118 Maggison Mrs. Frances, shopkeeper
ISO Bravo Anthony, shopkeeper
133 Dixoo Thomas, pork butcher
134 Pinner Samuel, dyer
here is Vokes ter
Rosenthall Louis, cabinet maker
136 Holmes Fred H. printer &c
138 Ramster Thomas, fish dealer
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Oxfbrd street, Sculcoates.
WB9T SIDE.
here is Edward's pi
Chambers k Fargua, seed cnuhers
here are Fratemi^ buUdings ....
5 Watts George, shopkeeper
Wesuotan Scnsay School k Mis-
sion Chapel
here is Swann st
7 Barker Mrs. Isabella, shopkeeper
Lemont & Co. blue manufacturers
14 Bailey William, general carrier
...here are Barmston st. ^ Brighton ter.
15 Mason Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper
17 Brooks George, carrier
18 Stones Thomas, rollj-man
Chambers Thomas Frederick k Co.
paint manufrs. (Kensington works)
Oarbutt Wm . en^neer k machine ma
..here are Adelauie ^ Jeihn's pis.
Higham John, rullyman
Stuart & Gregson, oil refiners
here is Church st,
BAST SIDE.
here are Stirah ^ Ann's pis
Oower John, cooper
Ailott George, shopkeeper
Shimells William, firewood dealer
Seddon John k Thos. grease mnfctrs
ConnellBros.seed crushers k oil stmrs
Jiere are Harry 4" Eleanor ters...
34 Bradley Jarris Jn.l>ed k mattras. ma 53 Rose Charles, shoe maker
here is Providence so. '55 Pexton Mrs. Ann, earthenware deair
36 Mosey Edward, leather seller 1 57 Hepton George, shopkeeper
38 Porter James, shopkeeper here is Barmston st
30 Conpland Robert, grocer kc. | here is Oxford ter
here is BoynUm's pl„ 58 Hawkins John, tinner
33 Carr Alfred, shopkeeper
Schittte Reinhara, skin merchant
34 Hobson George B. glass bottle mer
40 Jewitt Joseph, shoe maker
here are Zenham's buildings
46 Ransom John k Co.skin, ra^ jccmers
Freemasons' Hall, Thos. Cner, tyler
here is Anne st
54 Newton Mrs. Matilda, shopkeeper
60 Lee John, hat manufacturer
62 Brown William, grocer
64 Brown William, pawnbroker
64 Hall William, .joiner
4 Wray David, mat 4c mg wardioose
here is Sminn st
Hansel! George, oil merchant, paint,
color, grease k varnish manufactr
Cook'Lumley Crowle, oil refiner
St. Silas' Sunday School
Paialay street, Remington.
WEST SIDE.
104 Bilton Mrs. Chariotte, laundress
I03 Grant Thomas, custom ho. olBoer
100 Merritt Wm. custom house otfioer
98 Spencer Geo.Rt. custom house officer
96 Fillingham John,ou8tom.hoDse officer
94 Dent David, custom house officer
93 Butler George, custom house officer
88 Hunter James, cowkeeper
64 Ashton Thomas, shopkeeper
56 Cawkwell Thomas, chief engineer
8 Bobeon Mrs. Maria, pork butcher
here is Emm's sq.
EAST SIDE.
Rampant Horse inn, Charles Todd
31 Lamming William, coal dealer
33 Holroyd Robinson, insurance agent
35 Lusher George
43 Motley John, shopkeeper
57 Davis William, shopkeeper
59 Walbey John Geo. }oiner k builder
61 Corneby Alfred, custom house officer
FKMdlse plauie, Mgton place.
II Cusworth Mrs. Ann, apartments
14 Hawkins Mrs.Christian,dres8 maker
18 Batchelor Mrs
3o Scott William Lauher, lodging house
33 Young Charles, interpreter
33 Walkington Edwin Sanford, school
atteiManoe officer
34 Schonard Geor^, tailor
36 Brown Isaac, pilot
Fazadlse row, Bridge street.
1 Simpson Thomas, shopkeeper
2 & 3 Simpson Thos. lodging house
4 Settle Joseph, shopkeeper
5 Carr Mrs. Mary, pawnbroker
6 Clare John, tailor
7 Sheard Samnel, master mariner
8 Blakeston Wm. Henry, shopkeeper
Paravon plaoe, Sykes st.
7 Croskill George, school master
14 Stephenson John B. tailor
Faragoa stlreet, 0iariot st,
SOUTH SIDE.
Paragon hotel, Henry Loram
Hammond Henry, photographer
here are Paragon buildings
8 Harris William, furniture dealer
9 Martin George Smith, tobaooonigt
Imperial commercial k family hotel,
William Bainton \
Royal Theatre,
Wilson Barrett, lessee
Alfred Cnthbert, man
here is South st
17 Audas k Leggott, cabinet makers
19 & 20 Wellst«r William James i Son,
photographers
31 Jonnson Edward, saddler &c
33 Willis Wm. Brown, pianoforte seller
33 Rumley Thomas, wine k. beer retailer
34 Bristow k Co. tea dealers
35 Meek James Wood, hair dresser
26 Cussons George Smith, stationer
36 Halliday Henry, plumber Ic gas fitter
38 Rumley John Hy. wine.ft beerretir
29, 30 k 31 Commercial k family hotel,
Robert Joshua Clarke.
3a Cunnington George P. fancy draper
34 Coverdale William, tobacconist
36 Badson Peter, photographer
Keywoith W. D. k Son, monumental
sculptors
Royal Station hotel, S. Jonas, man
North Eastern Railway Station,
Edwin L. Davis, superintendent
J. J. Brown, station master
Davison William k Son, cab pro-
prietor (Station hotel stables}
here is Brook st
KOBTK SIDE. -
Primrose k Co. lead k glass meps. &c
Hall Wagon Works Co. Limite^.Gart
k wagon builders
43 Anderson Mrs. Mary Ann,boarding ho
43 Craven Mrs. Jane, boarding house
44 Bell Edward Latham, temperoooe ho
45 Brown Edwilo, temperonoe hooae
46 Donnington Atkinson, boturdine ho
48 Shaw Charles, provision mjeiphant
49 Biglin Mrs. Rhoda, eonfectiener
50 & 51 Kirkns Charles 4( Co. rnssia
. mat merchants
5a Stainforth John k Sod, oainters
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[anu..]
S3 k 54 DoHikT k Akke«, MbiiMt mkn
here isStmtk «(......._...
56 Tit* People's Coooe Booms,
F. Tuker, manager
57 OMppollMn. Harriet,iruie Jc beer rtlr
.....ken is Little Queen jt.... ..■
58 Grmnt Geo. F. earner k leather mef
60 Orindall John, chemist tt, druggist '
61 Mumby Charles, beer fc-wine retailer
62 Barker William, beer retaiJbr
here it Chapel it
63 Bailvay tavern, WiUiam Shaw
64 Finder John Bediirith, diniiig' rooms
here are DUb^ bttSdings...,
65 Roes WHliam, tobaoconist kc
(6 Smith William, fruiterer
67 Xeptone iui, JostphOwrdam
The Park.
Dalton Kirfaf-, park kaqpN^ k Tef resh-
ment room
Sozelbye Henry -
Sazel^e Edwud (Leicester cottage)
P^iJ^g^d^flliam. } *"^ "■""
Starry Robert (Linden boase)
Cowie Willjam (Belmont hooae)
CHaike George Henry (Lindon hoose)
Earle Foster (Malvern house)
Kirby Bichard (Lyme villa)
Leooui John (Kingston villa)
Witty Edwd. Headby (Kingston vil)
kert iePmrk rrf i....
Ecdes Chas.Stewart (Keysell villa)
Walker James Henry (Cariton house)
Holmes John Dalton (i Linden vils)
Jackman Geo(([B Frederick
Uackay Bev. William Patent d.d.
[Presbyterian]
Johnson Hy. Ashmore (Willersley ho)
Peak Edward Amos, head gardener
k manager
• Jo* is Wtettatnmeete Park
TliamliSLm William (Stodiey honse)
ScatcHi John Love [alderman] (Au-
bom villa)
Pybns William (Albert honse)
Peck Henry, » Avon
Walker J^ Henry, i lodge
GibeonMrs. (Welmck honse)
Copland Charles
H^es William, | ™*""* •"•"»*
Balm George, i >
Pearson Zaehariah Chas. 3 I
Abraham Bar. Wm. Hniy I Elm
&A. [vicar of 8t Angn»- / villas
tinsfs ehuicfa], 3 I
Waiis Charles,]nn. 4 i
Thompson FraacisEdvd^i > Eastbm.
Hanson Hy. Hardman, 3 { villas
nkrk Avgmme, iVnus^ aWHw.
I Cnrrie Beginald Edward
a Hnrtii^ ArtharCameron,civilenginr
3 Thompeou Arthnr
Jones John, builder (Aqckland villa)
1 BlaA Andrew
2 Maddiaon Biaaj, church missionary
- Jtere it Saliiinny St
KOBTH 8IDS.
Bobinson Benjamin
Baraett James, bnOder (Ivy villa)
loTBridge Geo. Henry (Oable bouse)
Murray Jaa. Archibald (Jesmond ho)
sjWUtAeadHennr
DiUw n^liam (»a>Iey hoose)
lIunkThdmas
Hiort Ceesar C. L
WanneHrs
socTB snn.
Feaeodi'Arthnr Egbert, 3 ) o,.„j,w„
Brk George, ■ JStodtbm
BreretonCWLeGay, J ™"
Ottter Wm-OrttJey (Bfalbonme villa)
Morley Edward (Linden v31a)
Elsom John Henry, nurseryman
Aurk tea*, Bttrley nod.
MaUison Jtederick Dickiqsoo, smith
Whorter Thomas, joiner
STRBETS.
Park iroad, Jfarftoyt- tttVtk» J**i4fc
EAST SIDB.
Board School
3 Brittian WiHittm Marshall
4 Greasley Charles, oommercial travlr
6 Baker Herbert
Baker John
5 Wells WilUam" '
10 Logan BeniaminGeoTge,school maatr
13 FoMer WUUaar George
14 Gladstone William Henry
16 Stringer John -
18 Chapman George Edward
30 SoUitt Benjamin, shopkeeper
:heri i» fsirry Jtreet
33 IfoU Anthony
here are tkd Sailtem ffotee...
Kingston Enamelled Suite k Marble
Co. enamelled slate & chinmey
piece mantdaaBtares (Henry Hare,
manager). See advertisement
26 Donohoe John
30 Sherwood Mrs
33 Thomson Gottlieb, master mariner
34 Johnson Miss
36 Dalby John
38 Osborne William
40 Bobinson William
43 Sherwood J(dm Geocge
kereitCave <t.
44 Bourn William Dinsdale
48 Beautement John
50 Duncan Bev. Peter [Presbyterian]
53 WaUgate William
54 Brown Bobert
56 Dalton Mrs.
WBffr 9n)B-
15 Taylor Frederick Bobinson
17 Taylor Mrs
19 Brunton Mis
31 Morriss Miss
33 Bnrsham Thomas, shopkeeper
..here are tlu SaUvaf gatee
33 Temple George
35 Marshall Mrs
37 Finningley Thomas
39 Cross BoMrt
51 Cowln Bicbard Lawton
53 Dale George
55 Jaggar John
57 Thompson Leonard
Park row, Park tt. Sprveg iaslt
I Lilbnm George,commercial traveller
3 Clarkson Mennhill
3 Hall Thomas Newlove, oomrcl.trsyIr
4 Cathrick Thomas Pieraon
5 Harrison Bichard, master mariner
6 Harrison Andrew
7 Ward Mrs
8 Porter Walter
9 Hurst James, master mariner
10 Page John Henry
11 Boberts William
13 Jacobsen Miss Henrietta) teacher of
music
13 Gray bum Miss
Donovan Daniel Charles, ) South - -
Adamson Thomas, J villas -
Park tAxM^Anlabjfroai to Spring bide.
WEST smx.
. Turner k Drinkwater, photographer
I Boae John Henry
I Taykir Miss Mary Ann, dress maW
3 Sluirp Mrs
a Sharp William
3 Sherwood.James
4 Fawcett Mrs
5 Magner Morris
6 Curtis John, master mariner
7 k 8 Barry WiUiam, photogiaphers .
9 Cenplaqd Mrs
10 Sims John
11 Peachey Elfas Fox, bricklayer
iaSmith.Mrs . ,
«. i*re is Park st. bridge...'....^....
13 Gresham Miss
14 Ti<diiaz; Thomas ..
15 Brown James Jnbb, f tatisn.niMter ^
Paragon station . V .' <
PAB 71
16 Lai4b«it Misp '■
18 Dabb William
19 Armitage Mrs
ao Finegate John
ai Foster Mrs
33 Levett Mr. Arthur (Darlington ho)
93 Deck Bev. Henry Legb 'Biohmond
M.A. [vicar of St. Ste^ien's]
Hull k East Biding College, Francis
Bond K.A. principal
35 Feldman Aaron
36 Hfil Arthur
36 Hall Benjamia
37 Holmes' John
Ke^rworth Thomas (Thanqtvilts)
Sailors' Orphan Home,
Jesse Mason, master
' Mrs. Mary Ann Mason, matron
PiLLAB LKTrSB Box
,.,:,. here is Zondesbormuh St....
31 DamoUne Victor (Elm Tree house)
33 Weatherill Joseph, ) EUers-
33 WeatheriUMisseSilsdies'schl. J lie ho
33 Piynn Mrs
34 Bromby Miss
35 Kippon Henry
36 Halliday Mrs
Unitabian CmntCH
I Cooper George, chief engineer
3 Airey John WiUiam
4 Clark Thomas, eommarcial trav^er
_ 5 Spence Mrs. Bmma, apartments
4i 7 Booth Mrs
JJ 8 Monkman Jefferson, manager
■ 10 Prescott Mrs
13 Dunham Wm.Green,insiiranoe agt
43 EUyard Mrs
44 Hewitt Bichard John
45 Ouston Mrs
46 Peacock George
47 Jordan Walter (Elmswood house)
....here is Ehn Tree aveiau...t
Goldman Moses Herbert (Coningsby ho)
..here is the Avenue ereietnt..........
^3 Beckitt Misses
54 Jackson Henry Proctor [coondllor]
54 Jackson John Milton
55 Carter Mrs
S6BurweUMrs
57 Holdich Chariea White
58 Shipman Mrs
59 Warwick Mrs
59 Warwick Walter
59 Warwick William
here is Park «v».v..._
61 Baynes Henry
63 Atkinson Geo. Thompson ;
63 Blackburn Joseph
64 Vivian BichardThomas,smack owner '
65 Dawson WiUiam
66 Shaw Mrs
Shaw WiUiam Albert
67 Goy David
here is Spring iinii.. ._;«>,....<
EAST SIDE.
here is Orey st..
i68 Hewitt "nios. Fredk. (Eaglaton ho)
69 Spear John.snrveyor to baud of trade
70 Cross William
'71 Stone Henry Kitching
here is Caughsy st .'...;...
72 Lynn Graham Bigby cb. civil engnr
73 dark George
74 Frederick Mrs
75 Fletcher WiUiam Wilkinson
^6 HaUer Enoch
78 Proctor James, commercfal traveller
79 Lofthouse James WiUiam
79 Lofthouse Mrs
80 Johason William Bichard ,
81 Baker John George
83 Dreyer Carl Augnste
83 Cook Edward John
84 Thompson Thomas .
85 Watson Bobert, master mariner
86 CampbeU Mrs
87 Horsley William
88 fiarrison William Peter*
89 Si^aons William
igoEarleMiss
91 Harris Maurice, furniture deeldr
'93 Jackson Jarvis ' '
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
72 FAB— PEM
PAKX grrRBET — fOllt>ll<(«(.
93 Jackaon Thomas
93 Fraokland William
94 Liiter's Hospital (Almshonaes)
95 Moore ReT. David Keys m.a. [vicar
dorignate o( St. Philip'a]
East Yorks Artillery Volnnteers
(Sacond) (Barracks),
Tho8.St. Clair Healey, qTiart.-ma8t
Wholesale Vegetable Market k Fair
Oroimd
hereis St. Sttphtn'i tt
ParUajnant atrast,
betvutn 5a ^ 54 Whitrfriargati
BAST SIDB.
I Cross William, solicitor
I Brace Benjamin J. E. c.B. architect
hen are Chanetry buUdin^t
3 Holden, Sons k Hodgson, solicitors
3 Mends k Penny, solicitors
3 Story Luke B. house agent
5 Crake James, accountant
3 Smith Wm. valuer k land & estate agt
4 Carlill & Burkinshaw, acoonntants
5 Kitching Alfred h.d. surgeon
5 Davy David H. m.d. surgeon
6 Levett k Champney, solicitors
7 Hill k Dee Forges, solicitors
8 Pickering Benjamin, acconntant
9 Walker & Harland, solicitors
Stnbbs Mercantile Offices
10 Tfaomey John Joseph, solicitor
10 Bell Geo. HoImes,registr.o( marriages
11 Middlemiss k Pearce, solicitors
13 Colbeck, Thompson k King, solicitors
la Iveson k Son, solicitors
13 Sissons William, surveyor
13 Peek Thomas Arthur, solicitor
WEST SIDE.
14 Thompson, Cook k Babington, solrs
15 Brown(WiUiam),Atkinson k Co.mers
15 Thompson Thos. Broimloir, architect
16 Hodgson Robert, accountant
16 Tenney & Davrber, solicitors
16 Hull Botanic Garden Co. Limited,
P. McMahon, sec. k man
16 Beeves k Hagen, architects
17 Woodhonse James Thomas, solicitor
-18 Watson Son k Carriek, solicitors
18 Tobieaen Soren Ringholm, trine mer
19 Lowe, Moss k Co. solicitors
ao Police OtHoe,
James Campbell, chief constable
Jame^ Graham, inspr.fe chief clrk
31 Dalton William, law stationer
31 Bull Land k Property Investment
Co. Lim. W. D. Theaker, sec
ai West Thomas Henry, solicitor
23 Jackson James Allen k Sons, solicitors
33 Buckton George Freer, solicitor
33 Botterill, Son k Bilson, architects
34 Scott k Cooper, solicitors
35 Carlill k Crawshaw, solicitors
PaiTOtt Btzeet, A'ttcington,
Selbg St. to Heron st.
VOHTH SIDE.
35 Stockton John, joiner
37 Scott John, cab proprietor
55 LiU John, rully owner
SOOTH SIDE.
38 Pepper John, grocer
46 Pierce Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
hereis Heron st
Paanon stieet, Prospect tt.
BAST SIDE.
I Coates Wm. Hy. commercial travelhr
5 Alper Jacob, travelling jeweller
9 Bamett Rubenstein, travelling jewUr
10 Ridley John Smith, publisher's agent
1 1 Lamb William
31 Sennett Josiah
34 Tause Mrs. Ann, dress maker
WEST SIDE.
Walker Edward John, chief engineer
Young Geo.k Co. paint & varnish dlrs
Townsend Richd. paint ft varnish dlr
7 Guttenberg Geo. commercial travellr
4 Holme* Mrs
6DalesMrs
STREETS.
37 Cooper William, briddayer
40 Cornell Fred, aboeing smith
Pwuw stieet,
AnUthyrd. to Adelaide tt.
•WSST SIDE.
I Peart Harry
I Peart Mrs. Blary Ann, scboolmistreis
3 Book Mrs
5 Tinsley James, saoood eogineer
7 Ward Charles, apartments
9 DufBll Mrs. M. trnss k bandage mnfr
17 Pitman Mrs. Lina, apartments
31 Denison Jim Harry B. beer retailer
Ford Robert, master *>
mariner, 3 ( Victoria
Ford Mias Sarah Ann, T place
dreaa maker, a J
.Jure are St. Luke's tt.4' Cambridge it...
35 Reed John, shopkeeper
here m HtUst
51 Collinson James William, shopkeeper
S3 Bardsley John, aerated water mannfr
BAST SIDE.
3 Redner Fredk. Ang.professor of moaic
5) Allen Mrs. Martbi Ann, apartments
8 FrazerMrs
here is Alexander ter
10 Acaster Mrs. Jane, apartments
13 Chessen Mrs. Martha, apartments
33 Padley Mrs. Charlotte, apartments
34 Padley Mrs. Caroline, apartments
36 Wheldon Mrs. Sarah, apartments
here it St. Luke"! a.
34 Chapman Mrs. Rebecca, shopkeeper
hereis Albert ter
Fen wick Maaon, tailor (i Albert ter)
46 Brownlee John, tin plate worker
53 Johnson Hy. verger to St. Luke's chrch
54 Lefebvre Madame Helene, tobacconst
68 Foster Thomas, shopkeeper
73 Birch Mrs. Fanny, shopkeeper
73 Wardrobe John, fruiterer
.. here are Peatisfl. ^ Addmde tt. ...
FmI ativet,
Sfpring boTik to Wellington la.
WJfiJT SIDE.
Storr Mrs. (Peel house)
3 Ansell Charles William
5 Ross Edwin Goodlad
7 Reinold Arnold
9 Newton Mrs
11 Levitt Mrs
13 Wolfenden William
IS Todd William Arthur
17 Eastwood Charles
19 Barker Mrs
33 Brown Mrs
35 Richardson Joseph
37 Joy Mrs
29 Bolton Mrs
31 Bell William
33 Hart William
37 Horwood Joshua Daniel
41 Settle Mrs
43 Jackson James Brook
45 Hall Richard
49 Martindale William
51 Blenkam John Cbas. master mariner
53 Symes Benjamin
59 Clough Wiuiam, joiner k builder
59 Clough Richard, painter
61 Blackbam Fredk.builder k oontractr
63 Locking Henr^, assistant dispenser
Oddfellows' institution
67 Leighton Mrs
73 Wilkinson ThomM
75 Shanks George, asphalter
79 Gibson Edward
81 Shcarburn Mrs
83 Smith John Francis
87 Sheers Mrs
87 Sheers Miss Maiy Lonisa, ladies' schl
91 Ambler Frederick, chief engineer
93 Burstall Henry
95 Chambers Wm. Hy. master mariner
99 CullenJas.Wm. fruit k commissn. agt
EAST SIDE.
6 Batigan Bernard, teacher of elocution
8 Musgrave Samuel
10 Locking Thomas Lomas
[HUIX.J
la Bishop Frederick Charles
14 Homsby Mrs
16 Foole tSiaa
18 Stonrton George William
30 Ostler Robert
33 Townend Zachariah George
34 Somerscales Anthony North
24 Somerscales Miss Annie Esther,
schoolmistress
34 Somerscales Miss Sophie Blanche,
schoolmistress
36 Frow Robert Spence
38 Tasker William Wright
30 Sage Walter Austin
33 Middleton John
34 Jackson Thomas
36 Waterhoose Edward
38 Brown John
40 Askew Christopher
4a Hnghes James Robert
44 Walker James
46 Gell John Morrison
50 Taylor George Edwin
5a Davis Mrs. Diana, apartments
54 Smith William
56 Wilkinson Mrs
58 Goinnass Mrs
60 Bowntree William
63 Boss Alfred George, shopkeeper
here it Leonard tt
64 Dennis Richard, grocer k beer retailr
68 Borrill Mra
70 Kirby John, commercial traveller
73 Atkinson Mrs
74 Gamp William Hall
76 Spink Mrs
84 F^t William, Joiner
here it Hopviood st.
86 Hague Charles, shopkeeper
88 Hewlett Miss
90 Edaon Richard Hurst
94 Carriek Mrs
98 NorthWm.engineerHuU pumping sta
104 Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retailer
FeUiam street, Drypod.
II Woodford Jn.Francis, boot k ahoe ma
13 Edwards William, draper
35 Jackson David, provision dealer
36 Wynn Charles, ironmonger
31 Smith John, shopkeeper
35 Carr Robert, shopkeeper
here is Emily st
43 Harrison Thomas, provision dealer
here are Dales A York tert
Boll Frederick, pork butcher
Mclvor Saml. gmgro. (Seward's ter)
CoUedge Samuel, greengrocer
here are Alma ter. ^ Williamson tt...
48 Corker William, shopkeeper
here is Jieaumoiit ter
Jeffcot Thos.shopkpr. (Beaumont ter)
49 Bamet George Nessfield, butcher
50 Eland Abel S. beer retailer
here are Jaiius St. 4' PtilMm ter.
55 Wright James, pawnbroker
Pemberton st. Holhorn st. Witham.
I Pearson George
3 Johnson Robert Henry
Thompson Joseph
5 Ellis John
6 Jackson George, bricklayer
7 Hall Mrs
9 Davis William Henry
10 Howden William
here it Dan-iom la
11 Oldfteld Frederick William, manager
to Sutton, Southcoates & Drypool
Gas Company
13 Tinegate John Edwin
13 Boodie Henry Austin, com. trav
here is Dansom la
15 Pearce Mrs
16 Hodgson James William
17 Scott Mrs
18 Black Mrs
19 Hope Henry,supeTintendent of school
board ofttcers
30 Mackenzie Daniel
31 Clark Samuel Thompson
32 Merryman John
Digitized by VjUUy iC
[hcix.]
33 Coapbnd Whiley
35 Aih Bobert, berthing master
37 EUiott George
38BoyluiMra
30 daphun James, poUee inspector
32 Bladiill George, registrar o( births
Jc deaths
Pandrill atreet, Bewrlegroad.
NOKTU SISR.
Harris Simon
I Thorns John Alfred
3 Hewitt Hrs
3 Pearson Arthnr, master mariner
4Bobert8Mrs
5 Oresham Charles Ernest
7GoddardMrs
9 Henderson Joseph
10 Clarkaon William
11 Brewer Charles AJbert
13 Swinn Frederick
13 Hayes John
14 Pjrboa John
15 Anstin James
17 Johnson Hubert
iSCraekles Henry
19 Pettingell Hrs
31 Fox Bus
SOUTH SIDE.
39 Larder John
30 Scott Joseph Henry
31 Smithson Mrs. Ellen, apartments
33 Adams James
33 Wood Henry
34 Atkins George, commercial traveller
35 Wood John
36 Oiatterton Lewis, diief engineer
37 Bricknell Samuel
38 WiUiamsoii Bobert
39 Harrison Joseph Lieng
Pasmington atraet, Witham.
I Olasier Bichard
16 Colbeck Mrs
17 Doughty Frederick
18 Hanoford Darid
19 Wadforth Stephen
23 Stephenson Mrs
23 Brown John
34 EUis John Lerens
Tvroy St. Albion st. to Francis tt. toest.
EAST SUB.
I Winship Mrs
3 Dirine James
3 Ward Misses
4 Hall John Thomas
ktre it Baker St
5 Edwards John, collector
6 Addinghall Misa Emma, lodging ho
7 Smith Miss
9 Eggcrs Edward, cabinet maker
9 Prance Miss Eleanor, dress maker
10 Harrard Samnel Hazard
13 Rawson Percy
13 Isle Thomas
14 Hardy Martin
htre is Wright st.
15 Foster Miss
16 CarUn William
17 Northedge Mrs. Sarah, lodging bonse
18 Wilson Samuel
19 Bielby John
20 Hart Henrr, watch maker
31 Lowe Charles
here is Francis st. west
WEST SIDE.
33 Bobioson Charles Thomas
33HiUMis8
34 Bobinson Alfred
Harding Mrs. (3 Sophie's place)
36 Gibson Mrs
27 Clark Charles Cornelias
28 Lister Miss
29 Hertx Henry
here is Wriykt st
31 Jones John
33 Champion William
33 Sonthem George, upholsterer
34 Yonng Ftdk .clerk of St. John's church
35 FewlaM Bobert
36 Cockin John, rate collector
STREETS.
Fenott street, SalAmut la.
Hull National Schools (for boys &
girls)
5 Wilkinson Jesse Joseph, joiner
5 Tommows k, Hardy, sail makers
Pier street, Humher st.
Grnnby inn, Greorge William Riley
hereis Wellington st
I Woodhead T. D. & Co. ship t in-
surance brokers
Post Office (branch), Wm. Fredk.
Chappell, clerk in charge
here is Nelson st
7 Earle Geo. Jc Thos. cement mannfrs
8 Featherstone Main Collieries Co.
colliery owners (F. F. Simpson,
agent)
8 Simony, Hosted k Co. coal merchnts
9 Hornstedt (c Garthome, shipowners
k shipping agents
13 Davis Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
Flmoe strcet, AtUaby rd. Newington.
VtEgt SIDE.
WingHenry, chief olilcer(i Maple gro)
Storr Edward (White house)
Marr Abraham (Clarence house)
Newton John
Muyr Robert,rope k tmne mannfactr
Wilson Thomas, master mariner
EAST SIDE.
Farrott Mrs
Wright Anthony
Popple ^irtu^ Drypool.
15 Smith Miss
17 Rigby k Atkinson, mllymen
18 k 19 Willows, Holt k Willows, seed
crashers
30 Searby Edward Lawrence, mllyman
34 Addey Mrs
Porter street, Osbonu st. to Bessie rd.
EAST SIDE.
3 Andrews Mrs. Margaret, tobaoconist
here is Mizabeth fi
5 Clark Charles, paperhanger k paintr
7 Hill Richard, confectioner
II Oillery John, shopkeeper
here is Maria'spl
13 Brown John Wharam, tobaoconist
here is Porter pi
IS Friston Henry, carver k gilder
17 Clark Thomas, greengrocer
19 West James, tinplate workers
here are Sarah ^ Ann's pis,,
31 Sanders George, fishmonger
33 Holich John, pork butcher
here \s Cobdenpl
35 Hewitt Thomas, batcher
37 Johnson Joseph, tailor
39 Hoe Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
here is Michael U
31 Selby Mrs. Ann Elizabeth, draper
33 Crray Thomas, tailor
35 Moiiitt William, oonfectioner
37 Battarbee John Thomas, soap dealer
hereis Union pi
here is Ann's pi
31 Ramsey Jesse, saddler
43 Smith Thomas, cabinet maker
43 American Fresh Meat Go
here is Brown's pi
47 Rayner William Valentine, second-
hand clothes dealer
49 Satton Brothers, clothiers
here is Mary Jane's pi
51 Williamson William, beer retailer
53 Stephens George Hy. boot k shoe ma
55 Randerson Joseph, baker
57 Coates Robert, ironmonger
59 Prime William Henry, £uryman
61 Myton tavern, Jesse Balding
here is Adelaide st
63 Dunn John, grocer
67 Askam John Fairbarn, grocer
69 Arro Peter, fishermen's outfitter
here is Kingstonpl
Clark Thomas, clumney sweeper (6
Kingston place)
71 Wilson Mrs. Emma, gteengrooer
PEN— FOR 73
73 Clapham Peter Spencer, botanic drag
store
75 Winslow Geo. oilman k drysalter
77 Tongue Barnabas, basket maker
79 Hamlyn Henry, boot & shoe maker
81 Wray Henry, oyster dealer
83 Browne Mark, news agent
85 Tamer John, hatter
87 Bladiboam George Sissins, tailor
89 Star (The) Boot Co. boot k shoe
manufacturers
91 Solca Joseph, watch k clock maker
93 Redhead John Thos. boot k shoe ma
95 Marr Thomas James, butcher
here are William st. ^ Thornton st..,.
97 Johnson Francis, grocer
99 Wray Edward, greengrocer
loi k 103 Ask Edward, linen draper
105 Taylor Frederick, shoe maker
107 Martensen Martin John, tailor
109 Wray William, poulterer
III Hall Thomas, clothes dealer
, here is Ingram's pi
113 Salmon Wm. Wilkinson, cabinet ma
115 Bentbam Isaac Abbott, joiner
here are State's Imildings
St. James's National Schools
119 Barthelemy Mrs. Sarah Ann, millnr
lai Mallorv iSra. Rebecca, stay maker
iere isProvidence pi
IS? Wood Edwin, beer retailer
137 Markwald Mrs. Theresa, sailors'
ontfitter
here is Toronto pi
137 Whincup Timothy, butcher
139 Dinsdale Mrs. Eliza, clothes dealer
here are Cummin's buildings.
131 Niemann John Charles, tailor
133 Green Horace, tobacconist
135 Holzheimer liOais, photographer
139 Johnson Frederick, shoe maker
141 Fawcett John Phibbs, custom officer
141 Fawcett Mrs. Mary Elizh. milliner
143 Brooghton Mrs. Eliza, greengrocer
145 Banks Mrs. Sarah, greengrocer
Hall Pec^le's Public House Co.
Limited (No. 8),
William Bilton, manager
WEST SIDE.
t ka Jubb Edwin Charles, draper
4 Bradbury k Co. Limited, sewing
machine manofactarers
Alhambra Palace Music Hall,
Thomas H. Greasley, prop
34 Barker Albert Alfred, greengrocer
36 Giddings Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
hereis Vine court
38 Cresswell John, tripe dresser
here is Myton et
33 Gardener Joseph Henry, butcher
34 Hind George, grocer
36 Norman Thomas, clothier
here is JEbor pi
38 Richardson Geo. Wm. confectioner
38A, Hall William, clothes dealer
here is Edwin'spl
40 Donn Charles, shopkeeper
43 Roberts Robert, chemist
44 Simpson James Braimbridge,shoe ma
46 Hagoes Esau, shopkeeper
here is Lucy's pt
48 Clark WiUiam, baker
53 Wilson Mrs. Eliza, looking glass ma
here is Jane's pi
54 Roberts Mrs. Elizabeth, confectioner
56 Anderson James Henry, liair dresser
58 Kammerer Ignatius, watch maker
hereis Jubb's pi
60 Johnson Christmas, fishmonger
62 Conlson James, pork butcher
64 Sinyard Richard, paperhanger
here are Britannia pi. i; Hopepl.....
66 ScoSleld Charles, pork butcher
68 Hnmber Boot Co.
Geo. H. Campbell, proprietor
hen is Zion pi.
70 Fieldhoase & Campbell, tea merchnts
73A, Bennett Wm. Arthur, provision dlr
73 Pringle Brothers, boot & shoe dealers
here is Adelaide st
76 Owbridge Walter Tom, chemist
J78 Grantham John, clothes dealer
Digitized by VjUUV IC
74 FOB— PRI
PORTEK STBXBT — eoiUituted.
80 Aakwith James, bntcher
8a Turner John, hatter ft hosier
84 Cnghill Thomas Steren, tobacconist
86 Meirso Edward & Co. grocers ft
tobacconists
88 Bray Mrs. Charlotte, milliner
here is Minerva pi
90 Davis William, ironmojiger
94 Shoolberg Aaron, pawnbroker
94^ Taylor William, dyer ft cle&ner
96 Cherry ft Son, plonibers ft gas fitters
98 Phillips Samuel Franklin, shoe maker
100 Banks Hobert, druegist
here is Greed T%ornt<mtt.
106 Giltyett George, ealnnet maker
J08 Wilson Jamea, proviaion merchant
IIS S 114 Robinsun Henry, pawnbroker
hereie Oaford ter..:
SSbillito Miss Eliiabeth. bookseller
Post ft MoKsr Osdbb Officb ft
Savings Bank
118 Middleton Joseph, plumber
here is Headepl
130 Speechley Edward, shopkeeper
134 Patterson John Parker, cabinet m
here u Deu/htan ter
126 Sjmonds Samnol Drt^)er, draper
138 Akester Joseph, shopkeeper
130 Doncaster William, boolueller
here it Johnton't pi
132 Hoyes George, tinner ft brazier
134 Blenkin Charles, shopkeeper
138 Portland Arms p.h. Gibson Clapham
140 Kendall ft Gruby, ale ft porter
brewers (Exchange brewery)
here u Jfarpt ter ».
143 Wilkinson John, glass ft china dealer
here is Elizabeth's pi
144 Gibson John, batcher
146 Hodgson Rehd.paperhanger ft paintr
148 Harrison John, draper
150 Shinfield John ft Co. tea dealers
153 Robertson John, outfitter
154 Brown John, saddler
156 Home Miss Blaria, tobacconist
158 Palmer Miss Mary Ann, miOiner
160 Thackray Samuel, toilar
163 Whitaker Mrs. Harriet, fancy statnr
164 Sharp David, hair dresser
166 Pearson Miss Mary Jane, milliner
168 Meanwell John, provision daaler
PoBtUmd pUuw, Prospect <t.
KAST son.
I Waller Mrs
3 Whitton Miss Elizh. teacher of music
3 Waudby Wm. wine ft spirit stores
6 Dobeon John Welch
10 Martin George <
11 Thompson Mn
13 Mackay Robert
13I Clarkson Joseph Reed, wholesale
confectioner
14 Norton Hbitry, medical botanist
15 Harrison Mrs
17 Parkins Jama, dyers' agent
18 Vine Edward James,Bgent to Pruden-
tial Assaranoe.Co. Limited
19 Miller Jamee, inspector ol nnisancea
31 Lison William
33 Freeman Robert
WBR SIDE.
Lison William, joiner ft builder-
Salmon George, wheelwririit
Green Bobert, shoeing smith
Nottingham John, dairyman
Seller Johnson, general carrier
Duncan ft Watmongh, ale ft porter
merchants
Sawyer Alf^vd, bricklayer
Martin George, joiner ft bufider '
Martin Leoiurd, plumber ft glaaer
Bell Thos. Johnson, carpenter ft join*
Marshall William Hen^, blacksmith
Smith William CHlbert, machinist .
Porti^nd street, Spencer it,
- ■ SOITTH SIXKB,
I CoUey-lliDmas^ batefaer ...
5 Dean'Fetar, flriimoiiger
7 Bum WflUam, cowkeepar
STUEETS.
9 Ware Mrs. Mary Ann, lodging house
here u Qarfttm.fl ....;
1 1 Clark Robert, clothes dealer
.Jkerew Ctenauv << ~— •
lyWdlaJohn
ThorneBobt.(CIarence ho.Clarence pi)
31 Wripit Samuel, shoe maker
33 Wri^^t Miss Henrietta, dress maker
37 Hfll Francis, house painter
39 Habbershaw Thomas, com meter
31 Mills Joseph, butcher
35 Hntty James, greengrocer
37 Townend William Johnson, draper
here is Spiring st
41 Newton Mrs
45 Eratt George Layton, master mariner
47 Pamham Mrs
51 Norton William, batcher
S3 Lloyd Chas. Hy. commeroial traveller
55 Waudby Mrs
here is 21iotnat pi
59 Cressey Mrs
61 Storey William, greengrocer
63 Holmes Mrs
hereis Windsor a
69 Wood Zachariab, commission agent
73 Gray Mrs
77 Stabler Mrs
NOBTH BIDE.
3 Nicolini John, watch maker
4 Brown Edwin N^lor, hair dresser
8 Freeman James Francis, builder
10 Marshall Horatio, baker
18 Gale Benjamin, dairyman
30 Burnett Thomas, shoe maker
34 Smales Iieonard Henry, com meter
38 Voase Miss Jane, dress maker
30 Bentley Edward, cuatom bouse ofBcer
here if Ehorpl
44 Porter Thomas, builder
48 Sanderson John Spicer, beer retailer
here is lining it
58 Stevenson Robert
60 Gray Mrs
63 Reed Miss
...Jure are Smith's eottoj/es
68 Griffiths Owen, shoe maker
70 Caley Richard, tailor
80 Cowton John William, hosier
hereis Windsor it,
84 Moody Wm.Noble,painter ft paprhngr
88 Bassindale Mrs
90 Brooks Mrs
93 Tmmble William Edward, rent ft
debt collector
94'Frilh Thomas, stone carver
[hcll.]
NORTH SIDE.
PjnrsnAW Chamebbs : —
Paulsen Clans, merchant '
Lassed H. export agent
Bamett P. G. ft Co. coalexportera
AtkinsMift8aper,timber tnerebnta
Pearson Zachariab, surveyor of
ship's cargoes ftc
30 Tomer Mark, shoe maker
hereis Fnom's entry
Reinold ft Co. ship bnAers
19 Ritchie James, cocoa house
.here is Thornton sq. j
18 Allison ft Taylor, lithographers ft
printers
Mercantile Marine OCHce,
Bobt. Richardson, saperinteadent
John Henry Hogarth, deputy snpt
Trinity House Almshouses
Board of Trade Offices,
Cap! Cowie, principal oCRcer
John Spear, principal snrvaTor
Trinity Provident Club Room,
Zebedee Scaping, agent
Laabe FnncisHeiiry,emi^«tion agnt
Muirhead Charles ft Co. produce ti
commission merchants
Distressed Foreigners' Society,
Pam Julias Drasdo, sec
33 Heron Edward Morris, Seamea'a
Mission Home
33 Winn George
34 Dndy John, watch maker
....here is Trinity House lane.
il
Stanstead
terrace
FDaternsate,Jtriii; it.to PrinceiDdek it.
SOUTH SIDE.
I Brown John DiUoB, lay assistant.
Holy Trinity parish
a Forth Joseph Eidwin, furrier
Greg's Hospital,
Mrs. Ann Hydes, matron
Elam Eldward, winA ft spirit merchnt
Commercial Union Aiararance Co.
. (Edward Elam, agaat)
Parochial Offices for Holy Trinity ft
St. Mary (Rating Office),
John Hen. Hart, rating assistant
overseer
George Edward Doncaa, rating
assistant clerk
7 Guy William, sailors' boarding bouse
8 Shipping Office hotel, Henry George
Fonnt^n
9 Neotham Miss Elizabetii Bell, school
hereis Unioncourt
13 Kelly Miss Emma, farrier
13 Brocklebank George, bouse agent
13 Rndkin B. C. commission agent
13 Swale Sydney, auotioneer
hen is Dagger lane
14 Rose Mrs. Ann, grocer
1$ Glover John, house agent '
15 Rlso George, shi]p bruier
15 Vreonas ft Co. shinxng agents
Mason Bwijamin Btafnettft Sim, wine
ft spirit stores . '
^.^.Jureii J^riMitDook it
Prlnoa atxeat. King si. to Dagger leau.
I Sutton ft Co. small parcels carriers
4 Large Mrs
5 Bosenbanm Phillip, tailor
here is Dagger lane.......
5 ft 6 RoystoneMr8.EIIeii,farniture bro
Westhead J. P. ft Cb.Lim.warehomn
Alfred lioftns, manager
8 ft 9 Bntlin George, temperance hotel
10 Moss David
>i Pickering William, plasterer
13 Foster George, butcher
Pxlaoa^a Kvan-aa, Spring hani.
WEST SIDE.
Wells Thomas
Towers Charles,
Broderick John Hy. 3 |
Fbrker Ernest, 3 J
here is Marlborough avenue
Thomham George
6 Scott Thomas
. Cbambars William (Dudley hooae)
Lunsden Mrs. (Lonsdale house)
Winter Carl C. L. (Westboania ho)
hereis Weitboume atemie
Dixon Edward
Fiekaring Atkinson (Baynard. house)
Barker I^ginald (Almora hoose.)
Grummitt Joseph (Glmholme)
Brown Rev. Elmitt x.A, [vicar of St.
Jude's]
Newton Mrs. (Berkeley honss)
Glasgow Benjamin (Eblana honsa)
here is Park ateme.... „.,.„.
Moss Frederick Blondell
Newton Mrs. (Wellington house)
Beale George
Cowan George
Brockner Hans (Elbock hooae)
Popplewell Hennr John
Robson James Thomas
.here are Vietoria avenue f Qtueii'ird..
t I&rtin AUhred, nnrseryman
PiLLAB LBTTBIt BOX
Pxixioe'a xA.St.Ji*n's Wood,QiM^^ rd.
WBSIhSlDS.
Baker Frederick
Hopkins Thomas
7 Smith Ernest, oommissiaa agent
8 Finder Walter
Gordon Mrs. Catherine, lanftdNaa -
Hildred Joseph; iitfuranoe ageat
Pape Hatihew, Uilor
Woodcock William Wilson
Briggs George Wataan, shoplteqier ,
Digitized by "w3'U'ijy IC
[BBcna^]
9 Berry Bob«tt,'eiiie( engiiieer ■ : ' ■
10 Moore Alfnd, painter
11 ^U John
13 ^roo John
here ilu BaUiutg crxutea
WaddinghunGoorge, 3 1 Oxford
Bamsey Goorge, 4 f terrace
EichardeoD l&a, 5 J
ktrt it Dt Gr^tt..^JMaiberta
BASTSIDB.
Ixmg'hom Alfred, oowkeeper
Hattan Charles, builder
Beal William Heniy
Lonhon Mrs.
« Acre w Willow jfrove.
Gray Tlxnnaa, grocer
htrt tie Jttnlwty erossa.
FMaer Darid, commercial traTeUer
Leach Mrs
SUngsby Frederick
to* OIK De Qrty tt, 4" Lndabormyh at.
Ftlaoea Dock atrvet, Uytongate.
Vamcaa Dock bcixdinos : —
Foster J. W. consul for Belgium
Foster John k Co. commission
merchaats k insoTHnce brokers
Smith John M'iUiam, ship owner
BIrks Samoel, beer retailer
2 jc 3 SIingBbyWiDiam,lv>nse (nmisher
4 Boseman Jacob, clothier
5 Gray Henry, ship chandler
6 Frinoess Boyal p.b. John Pritchett
7 Scott John, fruit merchant
10 Stanoer Edinird, cooper
11 Wilkinson Edward, mast & block ma
Mabimks's Chubch
13 Swann Bobert, hardware merchant
13 Care Bi^ard, fruit merchant
14 Pols Angnst, hair dresser
ij Gilyott Wm. <c Co.warehonsemenftc
KDiOSION CHAXBXBS : —
CammriliWoolf Ic Haigh,coal mers
Voigt Hnirick Emil, ship broker
18, 19 k aoiNewton Bros-ship chandlers
HtnCBKB CHAMBBBS : —
I 6<ridsmith Wm. H. com. agent
Sanderson GeorgeL. glass imprtr
s Matbiesen k Co. ship brokers
Cowley Joseph b Co. emigra-
tion agents
lunit Pttttmfott
33 Boyal Oak f.h. Henry Voase
Prikcb Dock ciuxbsbs : —
I Lancashire k Yorkshire Bailway
Cc'sOtBce,
Thomas Jackson, agent
I Brina Henry, Sons k Co. steam
smp owners
3 Great Western Bailway Co.
Chas. Dennis, agent
3 Buchanan Jn.eonsnlting engineer
3 Lawson George k Sons, steam
ship owners
3 Hamburg k Botterdam Steam
Packet office, G.Lawson k Sons
3 Newton Thomas, insurance broker
3 Granberg John Ftederids k Co.
ah^ brokers
Veitmann V. k Co. agents k
shippers
PsiKcas Dock Officbs: —
I Great If ortbsm Bailway,
John Larder, agent
a Priest B. P. ship broker
3 & 4 Kiveton Park Coal Conapany,
John E. Tadman, agent
5 Danaby Main Colljer^ Co. Limited
6 Manrerf Main, Colliery Co.
W. C. Bradley, agent
7 Donaldson Arthur, shipping Ment
Trinity House Navigation School,
ZebedeeScaping, mastr of uppr.schl
Win.R.Salmon,ii)astr.of lower schl
VlCTOUA CHAJCBBBS; —
South Torkfhire Steam Coal
Owners' Association
-<. Wm.,Thundercliffe Marshal],
agent
STREETS.
Beading Boom ol the Britfab Ship
.' Ibsters' Association,
Z. Scaping, sec
Norway Mining Timber Co.
J. M. Mitchetr, matUger
Croft William, rice consnl for the
Brazils
ComiBBCIAI, CKAJCBSBS : —
Wells Brothers, ship brokers
Atkinson Geo. Thos. coal exporter
Waldemar Jespersen k Co. com-
mission agent
Wilson Thomas, lighter owner
Mitchell k Jackson, produce mers
Stonehonse Bros, colliery agents
Banks A. k Co. importers of eggs,
butter kc.
WellsBros.ship brkrs.&timbr.mera'
Great Eastern Bailway Co.
James Aidams, agent
Isaacs k Williams, importers k
exporters
CoiX)NIAL CHAKBBBS : —
London k North Western Bailway
Co. James Cowbum, agent
DysonWilliam, jun.fc Son.coal mers
Aberdeen k Hnll Steam Packet Co
Hornby k Needier, shipping agents
Tnlley W. k Co. ejiip owners
Foster Francis Morris, sargeoa
hei-e w Whitefriargatt
Prlnoeas atraet, Syka $t. to Mtao» it.
3 Gray Bobert, shopkeeper
3 Horton William, shopkeeper
4 Dewick William, shopkeeper
5 West William, butcher
6 King's Arms p.h. William N. Catton'
7 Fir^ It Son, ooachsmitha
Brown Alfred, joiner k builder
here is Jamet pi
hen it Milton it
Grindell John, bricklayer
Hilbert Henry, cabinet maker
Brown George Henry, ruUyman
13 Neal Alfred, tailor
here is Garden iq
laj Andrew John, lodging house
13 Douglas John, coal deiuer
14 Coates William, pork butcher
Pn)m«iutde plaee, Vane it.
4 Verity Alfred, stone carver
8 Haller Charles, leather dealer
9 Matson Miss
10 Hodgson James
11 Smaldon William, master mariner
16 Clay Francis, market gardener
17 Flower Miss
Proapeot place, Drypool.
5 Ship p.R. James Dunn
34 Lomb George, engineer
35 Harrison James
30 CroslandFdkJ3berwood,m8tr Jtevedre
North C. M. k Co. packing case mkrs
St. Peter's National SchooU
Froapeot ■treat, Carliile it. to Sjpring
bank # Bererley rd.
SOUTH SIDX.
I Watmonjgh George, grocer
3A, Pickering Geo. watch k dock ma!
3 k 4AlpeHy.Shelton,hosier k hatter
f Sanderson Geo. J. boot.& shoe ma
Pirodpect inn P.B. William Fewstei;
7 Moncaster Thomas James, saddler
9 KitehingSamoel, chemist k doitist
9 fiarris Walt. B. mourning draper .
10 Gardiner John Bobert, draper
.11 Tat«m George Fredk. fancy disper
14 Lait William Anderson
15 Msckrill k Left, watch makers
13 Bond Bobert, gflassft china wareho|
i4Silcox,- Cnzner Ie Co. surgical'
instrument makers
15 Littie James WiUiam, dentist
I
PEI— PRO 75
Hull General Infirmary,
Bobert Hagyard, res.8urg
George Gough, dispenser
Mrs. Mary Jane Allison,
lady superintendent
Benjamin Brooks, sec
19 Haller Mrs. ybiry Snmner k Son,
boot k shoe maker
ao Deighton Isaac, linen drapers
31 Uoltman Solomon, tobacconist &c
33 Hildyard Harr^, fancy draper
here 11 Brode it
33 & 34 Thornton Biohard, hosier, silk
mercer k general draper
35 Goltman Harris, boot k shoe dealer
36 Hill James k Co. clothiers
36 Wells Misses Alice k Hettie, young
Udies' school
37 Simpson Jas. k Sons,paperhangers &c
38 liCighton William, ironmonger
29 Holmes Jas. Wm. chemist k druggist
30 Mackay Robert, linen draper
31 Chaney John, tailor
33 Megginson Michael, flour dealer
33 W»t John Ashlin, fancy draper
34 Webster George Wiluam Gibson,
draper k hosier
35 Charter William, hatter
36 Trethewey Mrs. Aon, berlin wool
repository
here it North it
37 Wells George Frederick, plumber tec
38, 39 ft 40 filadon k Co. " Bon
Marche," silk mercers, drapers k
complete bouse furnishers
41 Bennett Wm. A. provision merchant
43 GoUing John, fishmonger
43 Mead William, linen draper
44 Willonghby D. toy & basket dealer
45 Williamson k Co. grocers .
46 Charter John, dentist
46 Cowley Bichd. Lawton, tobacconist
._„.._ here it Spencer at _
47 Foster Bobert,fnmishing ironmonger
48 Kendsil Arthur, oonfectianers
49 American Fresh Meat Go. Limited,
Thomas Wilkins, manager
50 Gibson Heniy, surgeon
51 Waud^ WilUam, wine k spirit mer
54 Fetch Bichard, butcher
55 Leuty Miss Sarah Eliza, milliner
hen ia Portland place
56 Cass William, bookseller k stationer
57 Parker George, butcher
58 Ibbetson Alexander B. linen draper
59 Mdncaster Fredk. Geo. cabinet ma
60 Hall Edward, boot k shoe maker
61 Bnadbent James Moses, who. grocer
here ia Pearson st
63 Rippon Jn. James, wine k spirit mer
63 Hull People's Public House Co. Lim.
(No. s), Joseph Smith, manager
...here it ^rinf biaik-^ Beverley road...
HOSTH SIDE.
64 Smith Oiarles, fishmonger
6s BaAop Joseph, dairyman
66 Bobinson Mrs. H. Jane, confectioner
67 Wiles Aaron, tobacconist
68 Dale John Henry, pork butcher
69 Newton John, bacon factor
here ia Pryme tt
70 Jennings Charles, fruiterer
71 Pane I&tthew, tailor
71&, Kennedy William, umbrella maker
73 Cashill John, boot k shoe maker
74 Wells George Frederick, plumber
75 Wright WiUiam, picture frame ma
76 Purchon William Smith, fruiterer
77 WUbum Edwin
78 Parker William, merchant
79 Brittain John
80 Varley Mrs
8oi Bent Charles, tailor
80A, Bobinson Joseph H. tobacconist
here it Upright tt -
81 McCormick Ber. Joseph x.A. [vicar k
rural dean of Hull k canon of York]
83 Manners Arthur, surgeon
83 Parisian Dye k Cleamng Works,
Leoptdd Paries, manager
84 Brown William Jc Sons, cabinet mns
85 Laxenby Wm. Hy.cooper Jc vat maker
Digitized by VjUUV IC
76 PRO— QUE
PbOSFBCT 8TBKBT — eoiiiimi4d.
86 Edwards Edward Wm. beer retailer
Grime Ic Co. engineers fc machinists
h*r€ M Baker tt.
Pbssbttbbian Chcdcb of Enolakd
here is Alhim tt
88 Jackson Ed-vrard, fruiterer
89 Fearce Mrs. Mary, second hand bksllr
90 to 94 Public Benefit Boot k Shoe Co.
W. H. Franklin, proprietor
94 Kirtlan John Wilson, whip maker
95 Famley Iron Co. Lim. sanitary tube
manufacturers
Dixon Thomas Hudson, dress ft cos-
tume warehouse
here i» Story tlreet
96 Chappell John, fruiterer
97 Jennison Henry, boot & shoo maker
98 Wheatsheaf p.H. Wm. Hy. Moorhous
99 Bosindale Charles, jun. whitesmith
100 Little IHivid, baker
loi Battarbee Roberts & Son, tallow
chandlers
103 Backwell Comelius, brass fonnder
FiOTldonoa row, Beverley road.
NORTH SIDE.
Hare Walter, fruiterer
16 Musk Mrs. Ellen, school
17 Vunn Samuel John, shopkeeper
hercis Regent's ter.
18 Carr Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Pencaneeter
35 Lyon George, shopkeeper
here ts iVilberforceter
37 Edward Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
38 Jefferson George, greengrocer
40 Daris William, photographer
4a Winder John, grocer
here is Carlton ter
45 Karratt John, llsh curer
Barratt Miss Sarah, dress maker
here is Finsburyfro
SOUTH SIDB.
here is Nev Zealand ttr.
Harrison George, shoe maker, ~1 New
30 > Zealand
Nuirse Isaac, shopkeeper, i J terrace
here isEUm sq
Adams Thomas, beer retailer
...here are BvrUigkter. ^ Waltrr'sttr ...
II Fletcher John, marine store dealer
here is Mary Jant ter
Peart Mrs. Jane, hosier
29 Andrews Jeremiah, shopkeeper
33 Major Mrs. Catherine, lanndre'ss
35 Major Richard, shoe maker
Holmes Thomas & Sons, tanners
PrOTid«noe ctreet, Mylon st. to Little
Passage st.
here it Providene/ pi.
6 Farley Philip, shopkeeper
hereis Little Passage et. .,
Barney & Vickerman,8laughterhouse
Fryma street. Prospect st. to RussM st.
WEST SIDE.
1 Lee Charles Alfred u.d. surgeon
2 Woodhouse Samnel
3 Henson John Russell
3 Rust Charles William
4 Hopkinson Thos. professor of music
5 Marony Edwin Bamett, boys' school
(Sidney house)
6 Fisher John Moore k.d. physician
7 Birks Henry, coroner of Holderness
Wapentake
8 Whittingham Thomas, linen draper
9 Ball Thomas Davis, boys' school
10 Sutton The Misses Heleii,Elizabeth &
Emma Eliza, ladies' school
11 Pearson Robert
12 Clifton Miss Hannah, milliner
13 Soulsby Richard
14 Long Edward Simpson
15 Thornton Alfred
17 Travis Mrs
J 8 Ashton Miss
30 North Wm. George, master mariner
31 Sherwood Miss
33 Brown John
STREETS.
33 Clapham John, registrar of births,
deaths ft marriages (for East ScnI-
ooates district)
34 Hudson Peter
25 Dunt Mrs
26 Jackson William S
37 Jackson Misses Annie, Mary Frances
& Lavinia, ladies' school
27 Dunhill Miss Annie, teacher of music
38 Bateman Mrs. Margaret, apartments
29 Hatfield Henry
30 Smith Charles, fried fish shop
here is Russell It,
BAST 8ID8.
31 Shields Richard, grocer &c
33 McLean William, dyer
33 Brumby William, tailor
St. Charles Catholic Schools
3; Robinson Thomas tc Co
36 Brown John, furniture dealer
43 Ward John Brown
43I Smith Thomas Richard, joiner
\ Burstall Hy. ginger beer mannfctr
j Best Frederick Walter, painter
43 Hart George Michael
44 Powell Miss
45 Pearson William Cook
46 Ross James, dentist
Pnlnum at. Eean'ssg. Xernngton.
, hereisCool^s ter.
Martin William
49 Hall William, tailor
36 Honband William, chair maker
34 Jackson William
36 Groves William, master mariner
36 Claxton Robert, bricklayer
24 Turner Charles, cowkeeper
18 Brown Mrs. Maiy Ann, laundress
here it Alfred ter
14 Firth William, rope b twine spinner
12 Husband Comey, coal dealer
10 Dales William, coach builder
here it Evan'isq
[hull.]
Qnay stareet, Parliament st.
Quay chamdbiis : —
Atkinson, Wake k Daly, solicitors
Stamp, Jackson k Birks, solicitors
Smith W. Nawton, shipowner
England,Saxelbyes k Sharp,solictrs
7 Massey tc Sawyer, steam ship owners
8 Lambert John Beevor k Sons, wine
Ic spirit merchants
Sannderson Joshua Walker, ale
porter dealer
1 1 Hind William Saunders, solicitor
1 1 Hitid Luke, law stationer
Jordan Geor^, sail maker. See advt
here ts Broadley st
14 Garthorne John k Son, wine mercbt
Queen st. Market pi. to Kelson tt.
BAST SIDB.
Lumley William, boot k shoe maker
3 Is 3 McLellan Mrs. Margaret.booksUr
4 Canby John Sharp, tobacconist
5 Snapc Edward, chemist
6 Brockleaby Moses, tea dealer k grocr
9 Moreland Henrj' James, fishmonger
10 Hoyland Jonathan, cutler kc
13 Townsend John Daniel, cutler 4c
13 Boards Wm. jeweller & silversmith
14 Uoldich Charles White & Son, book-
sellers & stationers
15 Smith k Rawlings, outfitters &c
16 Holroyd Henry, boot k shoe maker
17 Richardson Henry, fishmonger
18 Blackbonrn Robert, tailor & outfitter
30 Groocock Ebenezer, hair dresser
here is Blackfriargate
21 k 32 Kitching Richd. tailor & outfitter
33 k 34 Thompson Wm. tailor & clothier
35 Henderson Mrs. Elizabeth, hatter
36 Spioer J. M. k Co. woollen merchants
27, 28, 29 k 30 Clarke & Son, outfitters
hereis Humher St.
31 Glover's London hotel (fapiily k
commercial). Icon Hippenstall
32 Hull John Charles, watch maker
33 Jnbb William, oflicer stationer
34 Powis William, tea dealer
35 Goltman Soloman, tobacconist
36 Venus Walter, furrier
here are Exmonth buildings
North William Henry, paint mana-
facturer (Exmouth buildings)
37 Markham Joseph, beer retailer
38 Thomas Henry, tobacconist
39 Simpson Mrs. Ellen, confectioner
40 ft 41 Wroot Charles, tobacconist
43 RichardsonRd.ftSon,wndw.glss.iiierB
43 Cook Henry, confectioner
44 ft 45 Marshall's commercial hotel,
Benjamin Willis Barker
46 (back of) Jordan Walter, sail maker
46^ Leckenby John, builder
47 Falcon Mrs. Margt. ale ft porter mcr
47 Kelsey Castle&Co.com ft seed wareho
49 ft 50 Vittoria family ft commercial
hotel, Mrs. Clara Beament
htrt is A'elson st
WEST SIDE.
Pilot ft Ballast Office,
James Hazwell Woolf , commodore
of pilots k ballast master
John William Lewis,
clerk to commissioners
51 Belle Vue hotel, Edward Stones
53 Lavaggi ft Cardiglin, ship brokers
53 Arwidson Mrs. Emma, tobacconist
54 Royal hotel, Felix Marah Woodruffe
hereis WMi»^o» st
57 Dixon Edmund Phihp,seed merchant
58 Allen Robert, dining rooms
60 Saxby John, beer retailer
61 Pool Robert Bradshaw, trunk mannfr
62 Storm Edward, carpenter ft joiner
63 Bratesani Luigi, confectioner
64 Chamberlain James, dining rooms
66 Terry Mrs. Sophia, draper
Sales Richard Tonge, paper hanger
ft painter (Victoria honse)
Scott Edwanl J. boot ft shoe maker
(Victoria rooms)
PiLLAB Lettbb Box
hereis Humber st
67 Cohen Solomon, clothier & tailor
68 Donovan John Wilson, tobacconist
69 Percy Charles, refreshment rooms
70 Unicom p.h. John Malkinson
70I Durham James, photographic artist
71 Woodruffe John Stobin, chemist
72 Symons John, silversmith ft jeweller
73 Littledike George, confectioner
74 Harding James, tailor ft outfitter
75 Lawton Thomas, linen draper
76 ft 77 Rookledge J. k Turner, dealers
in fancy girads
here is Blanket row
78 ft 79 Golden Lion p.H.Wm. Copeman
80 Godron Michael, tobacconist
81 Bristow Robert, hosier
83 S}rme8Bros. importers of flax ft hemp
83 ft 84 Bristow ft Co. grocers ic
85 Stone Edward, hosier
86 Hull People's Public House Co. Lim.
cocoa ft coffee house (No. 14) (John
Cockerill, man)
87 Kemp George Walker, butcher
88 Dewick Edwin Willoughby, Quean's
dining rooms
89 Dick Robert ft James, boot makers
90 Finningley John, butcher
90} Wolfendon William, hosier
91 King Thomas, clothier
Queen's dook.
nobth side.
Wilde Thomas ft Sons, slaters
Boden William Henry McBaide ft Co.
timber agent &c
Ward ft Oliver, mahogany merchants
Beckett William A Co. timber brokers
Cattley J. H. & Sons, timber mers
Russell John Thos. timber merchant
Stone, Bros.& Co. timber merchants
Smith Henry ft Co. timber merchants
here is Grimstone nt
Holmes J. Dalton ft Co. timber
agents ft brokers
Gant John, boat builder
Appleby Fras.& Son,lath& wood mers
Walton William Porter, timber mer
Brown Wm.ft Co.mastftblock makers
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[hull.]
n Hy. shipowner '\
!tMaaa,ahip brks. (
rnJ.&Taylor,coD- 1
igen^naers J
Queen's
Dock
chambers
HarriMmBobertiiCo. timber merchnta
Barkvorth k Spaldin, timber meta
Bryaon, Jameson k Co. timber mers
Brown, Toogood k Co. timber mexy
Thombam, Beynoldson k Co. timber
merchants
WBST BND.
Samman Hy. shipowner
Winter&Maaa. ■ ■ •
JamiesonJ.
salting
Hnll Dock Fire Engine Station
Wm. Thorpe, foreman in charge
Ward John, coal merdiant
Jarvia Bichard, coal merchant
Slonament Coal Co
Goixl Intent Coal Supply Association
Miles William, coal merchant
Shaw Edward, coal merchant
Gledhill Richard, cool merchant
hereuCrosttt
UST ■»!>.
Pattrick George, coal merchants
Pattrick George, keel owner
Sihrerwood Walter, lighter owner
here is Junction pi
SOUTH SIDE.
Ingham William k Sons, fire brick
&c. manobctuiers,
Joseph Mapplethorpe, manager
Laxenby William Henry, cooper
Good k Menzies, engineers (Wilber-
foroe engine works)
CoUingbam R. M. mill manufactarer
Jackson William k Sons, "^
general carriers, ( India
Scholtetas Wm.F.consnl fchambers
for the GermanEmpire.)
here it Quay it
Hewitt T. F. k Co. forei^ iron mers
Hewitt Thomas Frederick, vice-con-
sul for France
Haagenson H. k Co. ship brokers
Aslachsen k Co. commission agents
Bamsey Geo.Dock Company's wareho
White, Son & Stratten, fruit brokers
here it Lovcgat*
STREETS.
Harrison Osbnm, bricklayer
Berwood Alfred, baker
Bobinson William, shopkeeper
here it Garden pi
QUE— BEG T7
Queen's ri.St John's vModfBevedey nl.
Sunday School
2 Hiam John, shopkeeper
2 Jakeman Joseph, bntcher
Awe is Jimrontfield it,
3 Baker William Thorpe, grocer &
provision dealer
4 Searie James Henry, fancy draper
8 Thewlis George Henry
II Oddfellows Arms p.h. Geo. William
Holmes
hereit An/yle at ._.
ta Faasey William, shopkeeper
Botberam John Sutton (Rainford ho)
here are Queens c<Ms. ^ Plortnee aven.
Voi^t Henrich Emil (Cecil cottage)
here is I'emonst.
Rogers Charles, butcher
Barlow George
Wilkinson Thomas (Park villa)
Hartliffe Joseph (Belmont cottage)
Kooigjfield John (Langham house)
ChcbchofSt. AuoosTiNE(temporary)
here is Princes rd
Queen's hotel, James Tusting
here are Chesnnt av. ^ Newland Tcfl la.
Queen's aaiiare, Scotfs iq. Humber st.
I Wilson Richard, sloop owner
3 Wilkinson George, master mariner
4 Bone John, pilot
5 Hamshaw John, master mariner
8 Wells Richmond, master mariner
9 Watson Thomas, fisherman
B«lkee atreet, Jhypcol.
WEST SIDB.
13 Bolton Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper
20 Prince of Wales p.h. Wm. Harman
27 Towers Mrs Eliza, dress maker
here it Marvel it
Andrews Samuel, grocer
EAST SIDB.
Holdimby Edward, shopkeeper
Bail way street.
I Rosa Francis k Thomas, ship chndlrs
Humber Dock Wharfingers' Office
3 Holmes Joseph T. wharfinger, Hum-
ber k Railway Docks
Hull Peoide's Public House Co.
Lim.(No.3). A. McTavish,manager
Railway Dock
5 Thompson, McKay k Co. general
carriers k forwarding agents,
William Jackson, manager
North Eastern RailwayGoods Station,
Henry Denniss, superintendent
BaynreU street.
Charles st. to Sutiell it.
SOUTH SIDE.
here it Ebenezer pi.
here is Alpha pt
17 Gregory Mrs. Margaret, greengrocer
here ii Eleanor jU.
here is Glover's pi
30 Cofile Alexander, shopkeeper
35 Redfem Mrs. Fanny, shopkeeper
here is Pryme ter
36 Mantock John, marine store dealer
here is Agnmter.
39 Wataon William, tailor
41 Renardson Robert, shopkeeper
42 Hilldrigh Henry, school master
here is Russell st
NOBTH SIDK.
44 Featherstone Mrs. Jane, cowkeeper
here is Ann's nl
49 Brown Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
51 Bragg George, shopkeeper
here are Mary if' Rose places
Moor Henry k Charles, brewers
Hirst & Cooke, lead k color manfrs
hen are Mary's buildings
64 Parish Samuel, shopkeeper
.Jure are Starr's pi. cf- Dickinson's bldgt.
69 Blenkin John, shopkeeper
.hire are Elizabeth ^- Jabe: placet
70 Harper John, shopkeeper
71 Boyall David, shoe maker
73 Haxby William, shopkeeper
74 Hilton Edward, cowkeeper &c
here is Raywellpl
80 Roy James, tailor'
81 Heall Mrs. Sarah, beer retailer
Belbonme street. Boulevard,
from Nemton st.
BAST SIDE.
39 Davis Mrs. Susannah, shopkeeper
40 Sanderson John, shoe maker
41 Fairbanks James, coal dealer
44 Murray William, chief engineer
45 Keddy William, commission agent
48 Hodgson John William, boat builder
49 Dugird Andrew, chief engineer
53 Paoi Josiah, grocer
htre M Nmcton ter
Singleton John, joiner (Newton ter)
WEST SIDE.
7 McKee William, collector
htreii A'etcton It
10 Griffin John C
13 Cassell George, chief engineer
14 Birch Thomas, shopkeeper
15 Jarvis William, shopkeeper
16 Batty George, biaclismith
8 Downes William Henry, draper
9 Kipling Henry, shopkeeper
Kilrington Robert, chief ")
engineer, i (Mary's
Drury John M. sergeant, f ter
HullBoroughConstblry. loj
Beed street, ff'right st.
I Reed John B
a Peck Thomas John
3 Richardson Benjamin
4 Hull Lying-in Charity,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jessop, matron
5 Sbeaham James
here is Little Reed st.
6 Shields Josmh
7 Stephenson William
8 Herbert Mrs
9 Maitland James
10 Hudson John
11 Tanton John
la Colley WiUiam
13 Daviss Louis
14 Drew Misses Sarah k Ann,dress mkrs
16 Wilkinson Edward
here is Wright st
17 Richardson John Shuttleworth
17 Richardson Charles
17 Richardson Frederick
18 Sempels John
19 Whitby William
30 Wood Mrs
Sbarrah William (Bleak house)
soj Kaye WilUam
31 Ear William
33 Lidglay David
hereil Talbot st
33 Munroe Frederick R
34 Thorsby Edward
here is Wright st
Befbxm street, Seulcoates.
Scott It. to Charles it.
SOOTH SIDE.
I Clarkson Charics, custom ho. officer
7 Smith Frank, shipwright
17 Tomlinson Richard, cartman
18 Graham Mrs. Sarah, second-hand
clothier
19 Payne Mrs. Ann, dress maker
31 Newborn Henry, lodging house
htre is Elizabeth .■«}
37 Howell Thomas, shoe maker
here ii Christopher st
55 Robinson Henrj', shopkeeper
Yabsley Henry, cool merchant
Douglas John, coal merchant
5t Bawson Miss Caroline, dress maker
53 Wright Mrs.Betsey, dress makeif
57 Cludray Mrs: Rath, lodging house
61 Ronnardson Mrs. Rebecs, dress mkr
71 Cenninjfton John, dyer
73 Monday Joseph, shipwright
75 Walker George, joiner
here w Charles st
NORTH SIDE.
Grindell John, seed crusiier
Wells George, bricklayer
12 Hillam William, ^cer
here is Christopher st
14 Drewery Mrs. Mary, dress maker
18 Good Samuel, master mariner
33 Young Joseph, shopkeeper
here is Geonje'spl
36 Mainprize William, tailor
30 Collinson Andrew, cowkBp;icr
...here are Alice, Fanny ^ Setsey places.
48 Smith Greenhead, shopkeejier
hereis Cttarliepl
54 Fish Samuel, coal agent
Begent street, A nlaby rd. to Hestle rd.
EAST SIDE.
3 Thompson Mrs. Sarah, apartments
5 Calder Darid
7 Brodie Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
II Norman Thomas, tailor
15 Holliday Mrs. Charlotte, milliner
17 Smith Mrs
10 Wood Mrs
21 Norris M'illiam
23 Leggett John, school mastir
25 Hudson Mrs
38 White Mrs. Elizabeth, florist
39 Addison Miss Sarah E. shopkeoier
..J. here is John's pi
51 Farrow Henry
55 Regent hotel, George Thomp.son
57 Cleverly Mrs. Mary Ann,'grocer
61 Wood Richard, manager
66 Sargc John, stone mason
69 Garbutt John Wm. joiner k builder
89 Wright John, pilot
here is Albertter..
113 Beacock WiUiam James, 1
Digitized by VjVJi
ea, gro
•03er
78 BEG— SAI
REQEyr STBEBT — continued.
117 MontgomeryEdtrd. Hy. chief enginer
119 Thompson Thomas, master mariner
131 Sleight Charles, flsh carer
133 Sanndergon Jonathan, milk dealer
135 Nicholson Charles, shopkeeper
here is Cranboume Ui-
137 Hockless William, shopkeeper
129 Seaton Mrs
131 lirown, McLeary & Co.Bkinrog mfrg
143 Gooch Mrs. Mary, lodging bouse
here M La Trobe ier.
151 Howlett Robert, grocer
153 Kay William, shopkeeper
i6z Jessop Harrj- Dixon, shopkeeper
163 Hunt Thomas, chief engineer
Z65 Meadows Hockctt, skin rag dresser
189 Pomisbury William Henry, shopkpr
SOI Stritt Charles, painter & paperhangr
331 Price George, cabinet maker
227 Freeman William, bricklayer
329 Pndney John, pilot
231 Freeman Mrs
WEST SIDE.
4 Ratter Mrs
4 Rutter Alfred, chief engineer
6 Fleming Thomas Henry, traveller
8 Chatterton Robt. builder & contractr
10 Jackson Mrs
14 Greenwood Luke, greengrocer
16 Walker Charles, relieving otiicer
30 Thorp Jonathan
22 Blackburn Samuel
24 Silvester Thomas S. manager
26 Kennington Frcdk. Chas. traveller
28 Lyons Mrs
Porteous Alexander
33 Waterland Richard John, manager
38 Hatcbingon Mrs.Mar}-,lodging house
40 McCrea James, commission agent
43 Stubbs Mrs
44 Campbell Charles, commission agent
48 GiUgrass Wm. Henry, schoolmaster
SO Hoskin Robert
53 Eggleston Mrs. Sarah Eleanor, shop-
Keeper
66 Newdick Mrs
68 Kemp John, chief engineer
74 Ridsdale Miss Mary, schoolmistress
76 Kennington Mrs
78 Patterson Mrs
80 Walker William, chief engineer
63 Worsnop William Henry
84 Curtis £Ii, schoolmaster
88 Shipstone Miss
90 Searby John, custom house officer
92 Smith Thomas, chief engineer
94 Stocks Frederick, pilot
93 Morrison William, chief ofBoer
100 OnnsworthMrg.Sarahjboot&shoe ma
104 Harland Mrs
io6 Scott David, chief en^neer
no McFarlane David, chief engineer
.... here are Regent par, 4' Smalet ter..,.
lis Pearcc Mrs
114 Newlove Mrs
lao Collier Robert, coat dealer
134 Collier Mrs
140 Simpson Charles, boot & shoo ma
163 Predgen John, coal dealer
164 Davison Peter, marine store dealer
168 Coulson Alfred, master mariner
170 Pitts John, jun. coal dealer
198 Little James, shopkeeper
300 Wray James, shopkeeper
304 BiU Miss Emma, dress maker
310 Jones William, coach painter
313 Ashton Horatio, smack owner
Biobinond terraoe, Old Drain side.
5 Pongher Joseph, shoe maker
6 Gray Mrs. Mary, dress maker
1 1 Ashonrn John, lighter owner
13 Stephenson Edmund, tailor
14 Fonlyce Mrs. Catherine, lodging ho
here 13 Waterloo st.
19 Mason Mrs. Mary, dress maker
35 Johnson Edward Wilson, castoms
examining otticer
31 Ake Mrs. Mary Ann, lodging house
37 Spring Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
41 Comwell Edward
STREETS.
here is LiddeU st »
44 Hunt Mrs. Frances, lodging boose
45 Hallett Joseph, beer retailer
Bipon street, Hedon road.
8 Savage Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
Blpou terraoe, Liddell it.
6 OnckeriU John, tsilor
7 Wilboume David, tailor
9 Brown Mrs. Marj-, ladies' school
13 Batchelor Thomas Martin, painter
13 Williams John Bedingfield
Bobert street, BroadUy st.
Bores John k William & Co. railway
b antifriction grease mannfactrs
Boblnaon row. Fish st. to Dagger rovo.
I Foster George, carcase batcher
3, 3, 4 Je 17 Steedman Thomas CoHon
k Brothers, wholesale druggists be
4 Foster William, lodging house keeper
5 Tommins Benjamin, shopkeeper
Jewish Stxagogub
10 Plumbers' Arms f.h. Samuel Saul
here is Dagger la
11 Wright George, dyer &c
16 Locking John, shopkeeper
21 Hunt Mrs. Mary, dealer in second-
hand clothes
33 Plough p.H. John Swinbam
Bodney atxeet, LiddeU st.
WEST SIDE.
15 Glasby John Thomas, tailor
here is Outram ter.
here is CampbeU ter.
EAST SIDE.
s Sergeant William, builder
6 Jackson John
here is Woodbine ter.
13 Morris Thomas, shopkeeper
here are feck's ter. <f Norton ter.
18 Roberts Henry, paperhanger
Bomney street, BeveHey road.
Hull k Bamsley Passenger Station
(in coarse of erection)
Boper street, Waterhouse la.
33 Blazier John, shopkeeper
43 McDoagall Allan, shopkeeper
67 Smith George, butcher
Bopery street, fftratier bnk.toHesderd,
Sanderson Alfred k Co. ])aint inanfrs
Deheer J. k Son, oil merchants
Spring George, fish curer
Bowman Thomas, rullyman
here is English st
II Adams John Bartlett, basket maker
13 Wilkinson Thomas, chimney sweep
here is Hessle rd
[hou;]
17 Borsley Edwin
33 Ewbenk Lorenzo, draughtsman
35 Jefferson John, builder
37 Taj'lor Robert
29 Northgraves James, joiner k builder
soin^ SIDE.
3 Smith Edward, commission agent
.here are Fern ier. A Waterloo St. north.
33 Allen Henry William
34 Hird Drcwry, builder
36 Tate Miss
38 Peacock Henry, joiner
30 Jefferson William Park
33 Ogle Miss Annie, schoolmistress
34 Merritt Francis, commission agent
36 Grace Mrs. Mary, insurance agent
Buasell street, Francis St. vest to
a if ton St.
EAST SIDE.
3 Baynes John, lodging bouse
3 Cockerill William, tailor
4 Stextbenson John, joiner
5 Wilson Mrs
6 Boards Miss Annie, dress maker
here is Sagtoell street
7 Shoson John, grocer k beer retailer
here is Elm terrace..^
12 Gallager Edward, furniture broker
18 Appleton Haldenby, insurance agent
30 Worts Benjanoin, furniture broker
31 Charter Charles, hosier
here is Norfolk st
36 Terry & Batty, cnal merchants
Iiere is Ciiftonst
WEST SIDE.
, here is ybtfolkst.
4b Denningtun Miss Sosaonah, feather
BoMtmood street. Boulevard,
Xemton st.
EAST SIDE.
Mason Miss Lizzie, milliner (13 Wcl
lesley terrace)
9 Vine George, coal dealer
10 Richardson William, master mariner
11 Harding James, smack owner
17 Whildale Richard J. shoe maker
WEST SIDE.
II Russell Alfred, shopkeeper
19 Todd William, grocer
33 Cooper Leonard, grocer
26 Nobbs Mrs. Ellen, milliner
Shields William, grocer
Bose street, Alexandra st.
I Seruton Mrs. Martha, laundress
Nicholson Thomas, cnwkeeper
Bose street, Swann's estate, Seaton st,
to Sgmon't st.
NORTH SIDE.
I Milne George, custom hooso officer
9 Bri^ham John
II Smith Frederick, house Bgcvt
l5.jBckson John
50 Willoaghby John, stevedore
51 Dickinson William, tailor
56 Welllington p.k. Joseph Wm. Alcock
lure is Marlborough ter „
57 Fisher Ambrose, butctec
59 Ford John Benjamin, bricklayer
59 Ward Joseph, joiner
60 Tnmer Mrs. Kate, straw bonnet m»
60 Easterbrook Nicholas James, joiner
litre it Prj/me st
63 Clayton Mrs. Jane Ann, cork cnttcr
64 Robinson David, shoe maker
65 Johnson Mrs. Elizh. furniture brokr
Byde street, Beverley rd.
NOBTH SIDE.
I Hewitt Mrs
3 Morby Robert
3 Davis John, agent to Royal Liver k
Yorkshire Fire Insurance Company
4 Cash WilUam, chief engineer
5 Thackray James, board health insptr
Here is St. Leonardos rd
SOUTH SIDE.
Sheppard Harry, schoolmaster
Warole William
Arnold Edward
Walker K'.rs
EUerkerMrs
Bradnum James
Brown Thomas Nill
Elsworth John Scott
Overton Emannel, builder
Kemp James Peter, shopkeeper
Gower James, schoolmaster
Tesseyman Francis
Tesseyinan John
Gamwell William, scfaoobnaster
Dickie James c.B. civil engineer
Mortimer William, commission agsnt
here is Beterley rtl
St. Andrew's Sock.
EAST END.
McCann William k John, ship &
boat builders
I Walkinson William, ship chandler
a Edinbargh Roperie Co.rope&sail mas
3 Belt John T. most k block maker
i 4 Rayment k Sharp, ship chandlers
I s Hall John & Co. rope makers
Hall Henry W. oil k color merchant
6 Collins Edward, cooper
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[miii.]
7 fiinniis k White, steam pile driver
manufactarers
8 RobioBon Charles, ship engineer
9 Hall Steam Fishing k loo Company
Limited, John Sims, chairman
to Sims John, fish merchant kc
1 1 Hellyer Charles, smack owner
13 Hellyer Robert, sail maker
Haggle R. Hood & Son, hemp k wire
rope makers
Mntoal Fish Salesmen Co
13 Vivian Toozes k Co. flsh salesmen fee
14 Haldane John, fish merchant
15 Pickering k Haldane, fish merchants
NOBTH SIDX.
Craven k Speeding Bros. rop(^ makers
Simpson Richard, fish merchant
Loiam Richard, fish k ice merchant
Msnchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire
Bailiray Fish Office, Lawson
Woodmansby, foreman in charge
HnU Ice Company Limited,
G. H. Meadows, sec
BnxniGSQATE Chaubebs: —
1 Postal Telei^apii OtOce,
William Gray, clerk in charge
2 Hall Dock Co. '8 Office,
Bd. Fillingham, foreman in charge
4 Whitaker William, fish k ice men^t
Bradley Joseph, fish k ice mer. ko
5 Board of Trade Mercantile Office
6 Bowman & Simpson, smack owners
10 Bates Peter, fish merchant kc
13 Robins WilUam, fish merchant &c
17 North Eastern Railway Fish Office,
Frederick Wood, clerk in charge
31 Ansell AlfredV('heatley,fish k ice mer
Fish Platfobk (Bilunosoatb).
A Loram Richard, fish merchant
B & c Vivian, Toozes k Co. fish mers
D Whitaker William, fish merchant
E Hnnby Joseph, tally manufte^tnrer
F Harr Joseph, fish merchant
a Batte John, fish k ice merchant
B Simpson Richard, fishmonger
I k i North Eastern Railway Co. Fish
Office, Chas. Hopkinsoa,clrk.in chrg
X Bowman George, fish merchant
I Ansell Alfred Wheatley,fish merchant
3 Smith John, fish cnrer
3 Wilson William, fish merchant
4 Leeming Samuel, fish merchant
5 & 6 Pickering k Haldane, fish mers
7 Wolfe William, fish merdiant
3 Bodsman Thoiaas, fish carer ke
8 Little William, fish merchant
9 Headspith Elijah, fish merchant
10 Webb John William, fish merchant
ioA.Ferraby Thomas, flsh merchant
11 Haldane John, fish merchant
12 Hohnes John, fish merchant
13 Davis Samuel, fish merchant
14 Haley John Wilson, fish merchant
15 Spring Lawrence, fish merchant
18 Spring Alfred, fish merchant
16 Chapman Charles £. fish merchant
17 Handley Joseph & Thomas, fish mers
18 George Frederick, fish merchant
18 George John, fish curer k merchant
19 Half yard John, fish merchant
19 Hnll Dock Co.'s Office,
Bd. Fillingham, foreman in charge
ao Neale Thomas, fish merchant
23 Lancashire k Yorkshire Railway Co,
Fish Office, David Whitteron, clerk
in charge
23 Pederson Peter, fish salesman
33 Meadows Hackett, fish merchant
24 Eagle William, fi^ merchant
35 Atkinson Johnson, fish mercliant
35 Atkinson Lewis, fish merchant
36 Vasmer Conard, fish merchant
37 Hermann Louis, fish merchant
38 Soyland Thomas, fish merchant
38 H<%ba Joseph J. fish merchant
29 Rowntree George, fish merchant
39 Baonett Mrs. Ann, fish merchant
3P Stnwaon Henry, fish merchant
31 CoDen George, fish merchant
31 Tippis William, fiah cnrer k merchnt
33 BeKhiog George, fish merchant
33 Shooter k Widdowson, fish merchnts
STREETS.
34 Ashton Oratio George, fish merchant
35 Hutton Wm. J. S. flsh merchant
36 Phillips Thomas, fish merchant
37 Widdowson Wm. fish merchant kc
38 Staveley John A. fish merchant
39 Whitham Edward, fish merchant
40 Gartorth George, fish merchant
40 Watts George, fish merchant
41 Foggarty Henry, fish merchant
43 London k North Western Railway
Co. Fish Office, William Wilson,
olerk in charge
43 Homer Thomas H. fish merchant
44 Great Northern Railway Co. Fish
Office, Wm. Ellis, clerk in charge
45 Midland Railiray Co. Fish Office,
Thomas Lindup, clerk in charge
46 Dayes Thomas, fish merchant
47 Puttergill Richard, fish merchant
48 Walker Charles H. fish merchant
49 North Eastern Railway Co. Fish
Office, Charles H. Hopkinson, fore-
man in charge
SOUTH SIDB.
Albert Club Co. Limited, Robert
Hodgson, see
Seamen k Fishermen's Institute k
Reading Rooms, Thomas Stratum,
hon. sec
Humber Shipwright, Mast, Block &
Boat Building Co. Limited, Benj.
G. W. Lowthrop, sec
Jordan k Salter, shipwrights
Parrott William Thos. ship chandler
Found k Gale, mast k block makers
Albert Dock Shipwright, Boat Bnild-
iojK k Mast k Block Making Co.
Limited, John Sims, chairman ;
Alan Porter, sec
Wood William Jonathan.boat builder
' Hamling Cornelias, mast k block ma
Wright Chas. H.&Sons, ship engineers
Batty M. k Son8,mast k block makrs
Batty George, ship smith
McMill k Hodgson, shipwrights
Spring William, fish curer
Needier James, fish curer
Fowler & McCoUin, engineers k
millwrights
WEST BND.
Albert Dock Ice Co. Limited, Samuel
P. Corlyon, sec
Great Northern Steamship Fishing
Co. Limtd. Horatius A.Newton.sec
St. 0«ozce'a road, Nmington,
Anlaby road to Hessle road.
BAST SIDX.
Haigh ThomasAlbert,mnsic publishr
3 Aslachson Ellef
S Davy Mrs
7 Hutchinson Mrs
9 Woodger Mrs
II Stephenson James
13 Brown John Hardy
15 Sandbach William
17 Smith Thomas
19 Beeching George, smack owner '
21 Pike John, smack owner
Board School
79 Buck Mrs
81 Newington Conservative Club, Wm.
Barley, sec
..here art Brunswidc av. Railmay
gatea ^ Sdbf st
83 Steeksma John, master mariner
85 Chapman Mrs
87 Wales Edward
89 Tmdall John
91 Malcolm Walter A, ehief ofBoer
93 Chambers Mrs
95 Kelson Mrs
97 Clay James Beet
99 Judge Robert Winn
loi Heron Peter Thomas
103 Bray Alfred, commercial traveller
105 Jennison Mrs
107 Cousins Thomas
109 Hill Joseph
177 Barnett Herbert, professor of music
179 Enoch James
181 Stephenson James, chief engineer
8AI 79
183 Hudson Mrs
185 White John, smack owner
189 Sawyer John, master mariner
191 Barker Mrs
191 Hall Rev. Arthur Edwin [curate of
St. John the Baptist]
193 Bailey Samuel, schoolmaster
19s Wesley James
197 Whitehead Joshua N. master marinr
199 Tilsley Rev. David [Congregational]
301 Ruthen George, greengrocer
Iiertis Grafton st , ,.
St. John the Baptist's Cuvbch
Job Rev. Charles R. m.a. [vicar of
St. John's]
here u Beecroft st
351 Archer Joseph
233 Barnett Austin, commission agent
355 Wilson JohnWilliam,iiisuranee agnt
357 Riso George
259 Cook Henry, smack owner
361 Spring Lawrence
263 Witherwick Richard, smack owner
279 Beilby Frederick, builder &c
Weslbyan Crafei.
kxrt is HttsU road
wbst side.
23 Smellie William, manager
24 Scowley James
26 Smith Robert
28 Fowler George
30 Street Frederick
32 Vinton Wm. Hy. E. smack owner
34 Chappel Alfred
36 Cowley Charles
40 Farrell Mrs
43 Sidman William
44 Tyler Thomas George
48 King John, chief engineer
50 Crumpton Jonathan
53 Robson Charles
54 Kidson George, schoolmaster
56 Cogan Wm. Ward, commercial trav
58 Lazarus Sam
60 Cowbum James, mandger
62 Vivian Fredk. custom ^ose officer
64 Spratt Alfred
66 Smith Thomas James
70 Cockerline Walter
73 Craven James
74 Southern Miss
76 Barron Mrs
78 Levitt Walter, shopkeeper
here is Arthur st
83 Tyrer George
84 Welbum William
86 Fisher Albert
90 Knight Mrs
93 Brown John, manager
94 Porter Henry, builder
here are Sdby st. ^ Sailmiy yatts....
St. George's hotel, Mrs. Maria Cloutt
133 Foster William, greengrocer
134 Hellyer Robert, smack owner
136 Doorley Charles Thomas
128 Cook Henry, jon
130 Haworth William
172 Sanderson Robert, commercial trav
174 Cowbum Edward Thomas M
176 Watkinson William W
178 Scarby Henry
Dawson Isaac
330 Jenkins Thomas Henry
322 Jackson Hy. John, custom hcoffieer
324 May Thomas, smack owner
326 Brinham William, smack owner
328 Pexton Tom
330 Kitching Jabez
332 Fretwell Robert John, schoolmaster
334 Armitage George Thomas
336 Mudge Andrew, smack owner
FeakerMattw. smack ownr.(May cot)
St. Hilda •treat, Beverley rd.
NOKTR 8IDB.
I Seaton Mrs
Haller Thomas
Haller Thomas Heaton
Stephenson John
south side.
1 Harrison Frederick
2 Walker Marmaduke i ^
Digitized by VjOOQI''"
80 SAI
St. Hilda stkbbt — eoxtinued.
3 Metcallfe George Henry
4 Martin Henrj'
5 Comley Samuel
6 SoUitt Geor^
7 Gilyott William
8 EUia James, blue b black lead manafr
9 Moll Miss
10 Morrison David Campbell
11 Day Charles Wilson
12 Clark Adam
13 Ward John, coal merchant
16 Eelaey Dudley
here u Beverley rd
St. James' wiTiare, iMter si.
St. James' Chubch
socth side.
I Grindall Mrs. Dorothy, apartments
3 Ireland Charles
3 Bromfield John
7 Gemmell John, chief engineer
9 Campbell Mrs
II Cornell David
NOBTK BIDE,
a Handlev Thomas
4 Cockrill William, marine surveyor.
6 Rowse John, jun. smack owner
8 Palethorpe Thomas
13 Milner Mrs
14 Mackrill Wm. custom bouse oflloer
16 Upton Frederick, Trater rate collector
St. Jamea' atrsat, Potieriee.
KAST SIDE.
I Richardson Thomas Heniy, butcher
3 Harding Charles, tailor
5 Holmes Miss ZiUab, toy dealer
7 AUman William, boot k shoe maker
9 Marsden Benjamin, confectioner
1 1 Leighton Mrs. Ann, baker
11^ Kempley Henry, tobacconist
here is St. Jamei sq
St. James' Chcbck
13 Backhouse Benjamin, butcher
15 Warren Charles, chief officer
19 Heron Miss Jane, preparatory school
21 Chatterton Mrs. Arabella, lodging ho
35 Sherwood Thomas, shopkeeper
39 Codd Thomas, beer retailer
here u Ett^ieh st
Jackson Frederick, pocking case ma
Stockdale David, irood turner
Hope Albert Edward, wood turner
WEST SIDE.
Partington James k Co. timber mers
14 Storr Charles, shoe maker
here i» William's p(
Newton Thomas, rope & twine manu
factarer (6 William's place)
16 Altass Thomas, greengrocer
18 Hunter Robert, tailor
33 Altass Thomas, grocer
here u St. Janu^ roa ,
34 Longstaff Thomas, rag merchant
33 Hotchkin Henry, shopkeeper
34 Hodsman Thomas, ilsh curer & mer
here in St. Marina »q.
36 Pritchett Edward, shopkeeper
40 Bnller John Dale, shopkeeper
44 Anderson Joseph, marine store dealer
here is Enylish st
Chapman William, bricklayer (Hose
cottage, Discount court)
64 Law James, boot & shoe repairer
Napier Robert, timber merdiant
St. John's street.
Monument bridge to Carr la.
KOBTR SIDE.
I Queen's Arms f.h. Richard Chapman
3 Strachan George, coal merchant
3 & 4 Coulson Henry, dining rooms
5 & 6 Tasker & Riclurdson, wholesale &
retail grocers, tea merchants &c
7 Dreyer & Co. painters k paperhangers
8 Hall k Hamlra, india rubber depot
8a, Jefferson Geo.Murton, joiner Ic bldr
9 Feck Henry & Co. cement manufrs
10 Hull People's Public House Co. Lim
Christopher Smith, manager
It Brown James, newsagent &c
STREETS.
13 Bdiofield Samuel, hower
14 Payne HenryLndwigLind,linen drapr
ken are Engine St. Carr la. 4'
Waterkotm la
soirra sn>s.
14 Standard Boot Co
1 5 Wise Charles A. watch k clock maker
16 Hanwell Miss L. berlin wool dep6t
17 Hnrrell Henry, glass k china wareho
18 CarliU Thomas, news agent
18 Good lleniplars' Hall
19 Stamper Richd. nursery k seedsman
30 Baggs John ft Co. milliners ftc
31 Eclipse Sewing Machine Depdt,
M. Taylor, agent
31 Taylor's Friction Sewing Machine
Dep6t, M. Taylor, agent
33 Olson John Edward, tailor
Lyceum Library,
Wm. Pearce Aston, librarian
Hull ic Sculcoates Dispensary,
PhilipWm.Geo. Canning, res. snrg
St. John's Chubch
St. Ziaonard road, Beverley rd.
Smith Jodius, commercial traveller
Hunter James, master mariner
Hearfleld Miss
Lawton Joah
Bee Alfred Bertram
St. I<nk»'a atraet.
Porter st. to Gt. Thornton it.
SOCTH SIDE.
I Judd Edwin Charles, draper
3 Boynton William, com dealer
5 Young George, furniture broker
CovebdaleCgnorboationalCrubch
9 Beevers Richard, joiner ft builder
15 Wilkinson Mrs
31 BastaUe Mrs. Martha, dress maker
her^ is Pease st ,
33 South Myton Arms p.b. Mrs. Harriet
Gilchrist
31 Salgoughkey Isaac, tailor
35 Warburton John, insurance agent
39 Sanderson Miss Sarah Ann, school
59 Walker Mrs. Jane, lodging house
Prince of Wales' Tebbaci : —
8 Pfiefe William, tailor
10 Spencer Miss Clara Isabel
13 Shores Aaron, chief engineer
14 Ingham Miss Harriet, dress maker
north side.
10 Jackson Mrs. Mary Jane, boer rtlr
18 Robinson Charles, shopkeeper
here is Pease st
St. Luke's Church
St. Luke's Schools
30 Welbom Mrs. Emma, lodginj house
30 Robinson James, artist
21A, Boynton William, grocer
33 Davis Thomas Thornton, glass dealer
24 Wilberforce William, shopkeeper
36 Brittajn John Ratctiffe, pawnbroker
28 Rawson Charles, hosier
34 Dibb Mrs. Eliza, apartments
36 Penrose Thomas, boot ft shoe maker
38 Whitakor Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging ho
40 Lockey Thomas, custom house officer
40 Lockey William, cab proprietor
43 IJrewery William Coates, painter
46 Barker Albert, fried fish dealer
St. Mark'a sauare, St. James' st.
I Crow Isaac, custom house officer
3, Little Thomas, fish curer
Salvation Army Barracks, No. 5
St. Mark's street, Clevdand st.
Burton Christopher, marine store dlr
Hodgson Dales, coal merchant
Sr. Mare's Church
England Hev. Geo. Alexander b.a,
(St. Mark's vicarage)
St. Mark's National Schools
Newton Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
5 Gleadheim Mis9 Sarah, milliner ft
dress maker
8 Perrin Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper
11 Brown Michael, shopkeeper
13 Bailey Mrs. Jane, greengrocer
[hull.]
Standdifle John, agent to Refuge
Friendly Society
17 George Isaac, smallware dealer
Wau. Lbttkb Box
here is Dansom la
St. Paul's straet, Sculcoates, Liddell
St. to FoioiUrin rd.
west side.
Dixon Mark, secondhand clothier
here is Bowes ter
3 Chamberlain Thomas, parish derk of
St. Paul's
7 Hickson Thomas, oowkeeper
9 Witty John, tinner
here is Sarah Ann's ter
Westfield George Henry, grooK
here is Arthur tes
17 Medforth Robert, shopkeeper
19 Ledger John Herbert, shopkeeper
hei-e is Ckurdi ter
Hancock John, joiner ft builder
105 Atkinson George, furniture broker
here is Lome st
107 "Thornton Mrs. Gertrude, grooer k
beer retailer
III McCollin William, grocer
here is Rowland ter.
117 Wcdston Henry, grocer
119 Grassby Henry, coal dealer
here is Lily ter
Daimatt Alfred, picture frame
maker QLily terrace)
here u Fredtride ter.
131 Rable John, shoe maker
here is Mary Ellen's ter.
139 Marshall Mrs. Jane, shopkeeper
14s Roberta James, shopkeeper
here is Applehy ter.
147 Wray Benjamin, grocer
153 Hntton Isaac, grocer
htre is Wormandy ter
155 Fowler George, secondhand clothier
here is Louisa's ter
165 Pearson John, draper
here is Queen's ter
167 Warrener Robert, grocer
St. Clement's Church
here ii Fountain rd
bast side.
Shaw George, beer retailer -
here is Cannon st
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul's Church School
Rowsell Rev. Walter F. m.a. [vicar of
St. Paul'el, The Vicarage
Partis Josepn & Richard, timber mere
here is Brvnsicick av
Lowrey WiUiam, wine ft spirit mer
8 Drayton George, joiner
Semley Henry, shoe maker
58 Bamyard Thomas, shopkeeper
63 Meek Richard Henry, painter
64 Lenord Peter, lodging house
Parkinson Alfred, butcher
66 Humphrey Edwin, grocer
78 Dent Benjamin, bricklayer
82 Ferrand Mrs. Sarah, milliner
84 Brown Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Hannah's ter
Edwards Mrs. Emma, secondhand
dotbier
87 Cocking James, greengrocer
88 Bollin Thomas, herbalist
92 Hick James, shoe maker
94 Hartley Edward, grocer
here isEmmeline ter.
96 Mawman Thos.Coverdale, hair dressr
102 Wray Wm. Hy.groccrftbeer retailer
here is Frederick's ter.
106 Teardale James, tailor
here is Gladstone ter
124 White Mrs. Mary Ann, dress makr
128 Holroyd Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Hope ter
130 Curne David, shoe maker
133 Manger Mrs. Eliza, dress maker
134 Frank John, joiner
136 Atkinson John, painter ft grainer
138 Binks George, pawnbroker
Pacific hotel, William Popple
here is Fountain rd-
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[hull.]
St anintlii'a pUm, Drgpodl.
Croimp.H. Thos. Jonathan Ashton
7 Acer Charles, rollyman '
St BUaa Bt Bafrmttcm tt. ScuUoates.
WB8T 8IIIB.
Ptaooek Mrs. Ellen, opholstress
I EringtOD Charles Smith, joiner
Enagton Chas-Wm. sanitary inspectr
;Bonuigton Bobert
II Erington John George
13 Paling James, shopkeeper
. ken it IFestamrdaHd *t
BAST 8IDB.
15 Wade Mrs. Sarah, sloop owner
17 Plowman William, ooal dealer
18 Ward Thomas, joiner
8t Staphan'a aq. St SUpke»'$ st
9r. Stkpksn's CHinacB
I Bolton Benjamin, boilder
3 hfoa Qeo. sen. painter
sLrTonlbs. ChriMiana, dressmaker
hert u KiMfttoH ur
Beeder Hiss Emily, scriptore reader
(5 Kingston terrace)
5 Hyett Thomas, tailor
6 Stoduhle Robert, shopkeeper
ker* u Spiring tt
3 Teaseyman John, f ornitare broker
kereit GHaemai
5 iccy William, tailor
6 BetsoD George, verger St. Stephen's
church
lien u St. Stephen: a pi
7 Soar Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
8 Cook John, tailor
ken M Short st
Wing Thomas David, Uveiy stable, Jc
coach, carriage It cab proprietor &
mail contractor. See advert
8t Stsphan'a at. St. Stephen's aq. to
Park at.
3 Drake Mrs
3 Anderson Thomas Henry
5 Cole James, chief oSloer
6 Bach Mrs
7 Ward Mrs
8 Wing "niomas David
9 Greenwood Mrs
10 Fogin William
Corporation Building D^pdt
here ia Pan at
10 Pischeon Bobert, chief engineer
11 fkrker James, chief officer
12 Markham Adam, bookkeeper
13 Pinnock Mrs. Diana Looisa, ser-
rants* registry office
13 Pinnock John
14 Poster Mrs
SaUsbory at Vktoria m>. to Wtat-
boiarae ov.
Cocierlioe HeiU7, cattle salwimaB
ken it Pari; ov
Haigreares Matthew Henry
nir% Richard Lee
Cooper John Spivey
Priestman Albert (KirkstaU)
(iarbau Edward Hy. (Barcombe ho)
ken it Wtttbintnum
gaKVmae buM, 791 High at.
3 Jackson Bobert, hair dresser
4 Fothergill Richard, marine store dlr
3 Ledden William, greengrocer
4 PhiDipson William, tinman
5 Frith Nathaniel, herbalist
6 Blake Mrs. Mary Ann, stationer
6 St. Mary's Pure Literatare Depdt,
Mrs, Mary Ann Blake, manager
7 Staiaforth Robert, wire worker
8 Finn Mrs. Catherine, froiterer
-Jien an Jhdd't entry ^ Sliu/hfa et....
9 Hewsoo Robert, provision dealer
10 White Hart f.h. Joseph Whittaker
12 Shoscn Henry, shopkeeper
Saibrs' Home,
Jsmes Richardson, manager
14 Wilson David i.r. steamship owner
M Parker Hy. Jsph. wine k spirit mer
STREETS.
hen ia Salthoust.et.
Elliott & Foulston, glass bottle mers
EUiott Wm. Dawaon.consltng.enginr
17 Deoison William & Son, wine k spirit
merchants
i«r<u Mmster't entry.
18, 19 & 30 Jarman b Flin^ wholesale
grocers
33 England John, earthemware dealer
34 Hanson William, lodging honse
35 Borthwick Henry, shopkeeper
hen it Nevjton'a entry
a6 Orassby John,broker tc clothes dealer
37 Grassby William M. paperhanger
39 Whitaker Richard, hair dresser
31 M(irleyWm.& Co. feather purifiers &c
33 Pine Apple tavern, Herbert Finder
35 Prankish John George, grocer
Oreenstreet Rev. Alfrtd Thomas
[curate St. Mary's church]
Hanson Rev. John Clarke [curate St,
Mary's church]
37 Devonshire inn, Mrs. Ann Storr
39 Naylor John Wm. wholesale grocer
40 Soathwick William, plumber ,
hen it Murrajrt pUiee
41 England Richard, tin plate worker
43 Watkinson John, whitesmith
hen ia Seurjleld's square ,
43 Rifirgins Harry, tripe dealer
44 Eiwtwood Henry A. shopkeeper
44 Ssyers Edward, pipe maker
45 Ship &Ploiigh p.H.WilliamWestwood
46 Ducker Charles Edwin, baker
here it Perrott at ,
BAI— SjIV 81
48 Ozley William, shopkeeper
49 Dnrbridge Francis, shopkeeper
Thompson Geo. livery stable keeper
50 Bennie Robert Wm. iron gate manU'
facturer k wine merchant
52 Steele Pasquale, boarding house
53 Carr Joseph, baker
53 Pindar WiUiam & Son, wire workers
hereia Aitken'a court
54 Taylor Charles, boot & shoe maker
55 Clean's Endowed School for Girls,
Miss Emma Denton, mistress
56 Municipal Charities Trust Board
Rooms, R. G. Smitli,sec
57 Dyson Charles, beer retailer
58 Oollinson Wm. marine store dealer
58 CoUinson Geo. boot ft shoe maker
HandrlTigiutm atraet, Newington.
KA8T SIDE.
I Westoby Joseph
3 Bailey Mrs
5 Alderson Robert Harford
7 Ellis James
9 Brown Edward
II Reynolds Richard, commission agent
13 Dent Samuel, chief engineer
17 Moody James
19 Marshall Mrs
33 Smith William Hrairy
35 Curtis Frank Ford
37 Hague William,oomniercial traveller
39 FhillipaArthur Wellesley.chief officer
31 Howell Charles Edward
33 Crompton Miss
35 Shiplnun Mrs
37 Beattie James, district snpt. of the
Imperial Accident Assurance Co.
Limited
39 Atley Henry, commercial traveller
41 Conway James
43 Luddington James
45 Murley William
47 Holdsworth Wm. commercial travllr
49 Wildridge Thomas
SSGrasbyMrs
55 Pearson Arthur Thomas
57 Dnffield Freeman, ballast merchant
59 Power John Boyle
61 Marshall Thomas
63 Cammell Miss Jane, dress ft mantle
maker
65 Cooper John, insurance agent ft rope
ft twine manufacturer
73 Kamsdnn Thomas, shopkeeper
..here it Arthur tt..
WKST SIDE.
3 Donaldson John Henry
4 Wadsworth Mrs
6 Ward Mrs. Mary Ann, apartments
10 Dales Mrs
13 Wing Dand, assistant overseer
14 Stevenson Miss
16 Knowles William Henry, collector
for Hull Corporation
18 Woodcock John
33 Johnson William E
34 Milner Thomas, commerd. traveller
36 Greenwood Henry
38 Sawney WiUiam
30 Gibson Richard, cowkeeper
38 Oxtoby James, horse dealer
40 Balderstein Thomas
here it Arthur st
Savile street, Sond tt. ^ George st. to
Waterworks at. ^ Junction st.
WEST SIDE.
a Hair P. ft Son, cabinet makers
3 Hawley Mrs. Mary Ann, tailor ftc
4 Winterbum,Fredk. Rt.jet manofactr
4 Towers Francis,hou8e ft estate agent
4 Lamplngh W.J. ft Co.coal merchants
ft ship brokers
Copp {^mund, surgeon dentist
Smith Taylor T. forwarding agent
5 Gilbey W.ftA. wine ft spirit merchnts-
Clark ft Jackson, managers
S Clarke Henry N. secretary to Hull
Temperance Building Society"
S Hull Temperance General Provident
Building Society,
Henry N. Clarke, see
5 Brown, Barnes ft Bell, photographers
6 Brooks Jas. hair dresser ft perfumer
7 GelderWm.Alfd.architect ft surveyor
7 Charles worthJas. auctioneer ft vainer
7 Wesleyan General Assurance Society
George Leigh, supt
8 Nassau William Thomas H. milliner
9 Wheeler ft Wilson MannfacturingCo.
Thomas Edwin Clapham, manager
9 Hull Miscellany,
Chas.H.Bamwell printer ftpublsher
10 Raw Edwin, watch ft clock maker
11 Hutty Miss Annie Elizabeth, berlin
wool repository
13 Lyne John Edward, hosier &c
13 Davies Thomas Edwin, dentist
13 Longstaff Edward S. snr^. dentist
13 ft 14 Gough & Davy, pianoforte ft
music sellers
14 Hay Jonathan, accountant
15 Lengft Co. booksellers ft stationers
16 Rowney Thos.ft Son, dental surgeons
17 British ft Foreign Bible ft Religious
Tract Society
RutterMissAnnie, teacher of elocution
18 Wright Charles Henry, ironmonger
19 Bolton Henry, bookseller ft stationer
30 CapesChas. Hy.ft Son, tailors ft drapit
so Kelly ft Co. Post Otiice Directory
offices, John Burdett, agent
31 Shand Adam, sewing ft knitting
machine dealer
Ostler Robert, jun. tailor
33 Tune Edward, confectioner
33 Hoskin Thomas John, watch maker
34 Feamley Alfred, milliner-
35 Bevers ft Gantley, tailors ft habit mas
36 ft 37 Brown A. ft Sons, booksellers
38 Sykes Alfred, picture dealer
39 Jickells John, tobacconist
30 London ft Continental Pianoforte Co
Howard Edward, consul for the
United States
31 Dove George E. hosier ft glover
33 ft 34 Hunter Misses Emma ft Sarah,,
poulterers ft fruiterers
a<rr< etn Watermorka at. Junction at.
^ Croaa at
lAST SIDE.
36. 37 k 38 Carver Mrs. Mary.fishmongr
39 Walker John, waterproof boot maker
40 Hewlett E. ft Son, carvers
41 Martin Robert, tailor
43 Farrell Junes, stationer ft priirtea ^
'^" 'hull 6'^
82 SAV^SEA
Satiu snaxt—eonHmud.
43 Stow James, draper
44 Cooke Bamsird t Son, mathematical
instrnment makers fee
45 Armit Min Mary, oonfecHoDer
46 Larard Fred«rii», jeweller
47 & 53 Foggin Henry Nortli, baby
linen repository
48 Welpton MissMakha, milliner '
49 Brooks Robert L. hosier & outfitter
50 Alberoni & Co. hatters
Sherbon James, house & estate agent
Walton R. H. k Co. coal merchant*
51 Coatsworth Mr*. Elizabeth, ladies'
boot k shoe depdt
51 Coatsworth John, anetioneer
52 k 47 Foggin Henry North, draper ke
here an Cornmereitd chamben —
52 Stocks James, honse k land agent
53 Prudential Assurance Co. Limited,
R. d. Pattrick, snpt
53 Kirton Christopher Henry, chemist
hen are Venun it. & iHick St.... .
54Keyworth William I>«y k Son,
monomentfd setilptors
H Keyworth William Day
j5 Morris Charles, photographer
55A, Saunderson Wm. A. grocers ontflttr
55B, Tntin John R. book seller
S6b, Smith Arthur, boot maker
Savilx chambebs : —
I & 2 Wells, Cookson k Co. coUierj-
timber merchants
3 Hatter JamesWilson.iron merchnt
4 & 5 Allen Thoma* Webster,timber
merchant
6 Godfrey George B. civil engineer
9 Knages Richard, dry salter
10 FuguT William, accountant
Wilson Henry, 'Wine k spirit mer-
chant (Savile bouse)
here U George et
36
1,
«•(
Scale lane, Lovgate.
SOUTH aina.
4 Whiteside Robert, leather machine
strap manufacturer
3 Oxtoby Joseph, shopkeeper
Danbney Wm. Edward, toy cart ma
6 Manchester Arms f.h. Mrs. EUen
Bothwick
7 Battersby Jaines David, auctioneer
9 Hart George Wm. manure manufr
9 Salmon Allan Locking, solicitor
9 Ingoldby Jas. com, seed k cake mer
'Hull k Country Land k Building
Society Limited
Yorkshire Permanent Building
Society
I Queen's Permanent Benefit Build-
ing Society
Hull, East Yorkshire k North
Lincolnshire Perpetual Benefit
I Building Society,
L Joseph Perry Backwell, sec
9 Anderson Thomas, accountant
10 Frost k Dawson, solicitors k notaries
here is Sank ehombers ,
T I King Lawrence, solicitor
ivippsEdward k Co.chemical manure
broken
(ireame Henry C. wool broker
11 Thornton ft Pattinson, printers
LXTTER CaBRIERS' & PltlVATK BoX
Opficb
15 & 16 Talbot T.n. Miss Fanny Sharp
here are Market ft. SSver at. ^ Loayati.
KOBTH SIDB.
18 Johnson Bidiard, engraver kc
20 Redfeame Thomas Butler, solicitor
20 Pickard Wflliam, insurance broker
20, 31 & 33 Tonge William k Sons, wine
merchants k italian warehouse
32 Chambers Jn.Hy. Brougham, solicitor
33 & 34 HaUen William k Sons, bmab
mannfactnrers
Jiere i» Builders' ct
35 Burkitt k Sannderson, engraven
36 Oonldeshrongh John k Son, plumbers
■ STREETS.
'Haller Thomas- Heaton, insnr; acent
Kingston Perpetual BnildingSociety
hereii Sfaplee el....:
Hull k East Riding Land, Mort-
gage k Investment Co. Limited
K^gston Btedsior' Permanent
BnildingSociety.
Withemsea Estate' k Investment
Co. Lim. T. H. Haller, see
137 Kirk William, shopkeeper
38 Ousion David, wine k spirit merchnt
29 'Hesk-QeorgSi printer k stationer .
30 Adett John W. brewer's agent
htrtia Bread entry
' Hull k East Biding Critic,'
Richaid Cooke, pnUisher
31 Fisher Jamesi printer
31 Underwood Joseph John, solicitor
31 Baynea James j^ui. F.i.c, F.c.s.
r.B.M.s. borough analyst
31 Anti-Mill k Gmeral Industrial So-
ciety Lim. millers, Hy. M. Ellis,Bec
31 Fox E. k Sons, sack tontractors
31 Hull Reform Cnion Committee
Rooms, Henry Le Butt, sec
31 Hull Reform Permanent Building
Society, R^ry Le Butt, sec
3a Lightowler James, printer-
33 Holtb^ Mrs. MMy Ann Alooek,
dining rooms
35 k 36 Montgomery John le Son, tta-
tioners, printers k publisben of the
' Hornsey Gazette '
36 Smith Fnnds, printer
Hull Parliamentary Record,'
Francis Smith, printer
Soarboiroiicll St. Betdt rd. Nemngtam.
xuT saas.
48 Blenkin Thomas, shopkeeper
hereia Wittyst
50 Strettou Hy. secondhand clothes dir
WBST SIDE.
49 Whittleton Alfred, smack owner
51 Johnson Charles, fish dealer
Scott (rtreeit, Wineolmlte.
SOUTH SIDE.
JttreU Derby's ct ,
3 Bolton Henry, tailor
here it fValten'set.
here it Catherine st ,
13 Stacks William Henry, butcher
13 Bielby Jn. secondhand clothes dealer
14 Buckley Jn. secondhand clothes dlr
15 Moses Samnel, pawnbroker
16 Gardiner Drd. secondhand clothes dlr
17 Wilkinson Mrs. chapel keeper
j8 Olley Henry, brush maker
19 Hunt John, secondhand clothes dealer
30 Guy William W. hair dresser
, here is Chapel pi
30) Adamson Henry, grocer
31 Savage John, shopkeeper
liere is Lvndie's entry,
35 Tomlinson Benjamin, poultry dealer
36 Savidge Stephen, shopkeeper
; here is Broten's ct
89 Norton Joseph, shopkeeper
33 Winn Mrs. Caroline, shopkeeper
34 Jewison John, shopkeeper
here is Aldhorough St:
Johnson Charles E. k Co. (Britannia
starch works)
Henri's Patent.Cattle Feed Co.
Charles G. Howard, manager
3 Walker William, news agent
here is Scott's pt.„,
I Hoe Sam, pork butcher
here are Caroline 4^ Reform els
NOBTR SIDE.
Thomham Simeon k Son, saw mill*
here is iMcheood St „.,
3$ Oak p.H. Leonard Shaw
here is ffelch et
36 Martin John, greengrocer
37 Sdiofield Edwd. J. earthenware dlr
here is Harriet sq
39 Eley William Henry, greengrocer
here is Adelaide ct
41 Rndd John, shopkeeper
[hull.]
43 IJoKMiff' Oeorge William, • watch k
4«ttoikk deaner.
43 Stennett William Mead, bntciiar
.....■^...;^..liere is Scott's sq
44 T%)mp«aii ^m. boOt-&rshoe maker
45 Albert p.H. MidtaalWMiin^toa
AmvifCorrft.......
Wblstam Ghapkl
48 Allam-Mrs. Elisabeth, diopkesper.
49 Dalton Edward P. grocer ' - ■ ' .<
here it MarshalPis sq...X
50 Fish Thomas, curtain cleaiier -
here.is Senry John^s aq ••..,,.
51 Fish Joseph, curtain cleaner
....heremv Cherry's pi. 4' Tboma/i ft....
53 Payne Joseph, marine store deaUr .
54 Martin Mn. S. A. sht^eeper
55 Ward Henry, earthenware dealer
Vtdcan Iron Worics Co. Lim. engineers
&c. (Vulcan works) - -
:hereu ff^iveolnUeei..^^^.^
a Green Thomas, shoe maker -
Bohool-sttMt, WsUilum.it^ ..
St. John's National Schools
Ramsey John, joiner k undertaker .
5 Shaw Jaqa^ keel owner . ■ ...
BoOtVa Ml, fiunitie^ St. to BltotlUt TDK.
■ 3 Hornsey Soaepb, lodging honse
4 Greenbaum Samnel,. tsulor
5 Parkin WiJliami >Bteain tog agent
here is Queen's sf
6 Parman "Eier, shoe maker
7 Webb Uriah Jas. waiking stick maker
8 Sharrah Mrs
SonilooatMrUuM) ■Seuleoates, Air t*. to
Betierley rd.
SOUTH SIDE.
herf is- Brighton ter
Sculcoates Cemetery,
John R. Darias, sexton
7 Twell Mn. Stun,- shopkeqwr'
10 Onus Geor^ grease maanlactnrer
here u Coupland ter
18 Mainprise George Richard, gcoeer
19 Harrison Peter, linen draper
here are Walter's ^ Kat^a ten.:....
Wray Rd. shoe maker (10 Kate's ter)
26 Cares Charles, marine store d^er
31 Jackson Everitt, shopkeeper
35 Foster Asa, flsiunonger
....here are Queen's ^ Mary Anita ten.,.,
Wright John, shoe maker
...htrt areJ'ark vieio ^ Beverley rd.,..
Siminson Edwin, brick maker
SMiton street, Fountain rd. ■
WEST SIDK.
17 Smith Georee, shoe maker
19 Dyson Joseph, coal merchant
21 Lawson John, cnwkeeper
39 Turner James Brown
here is Carltonier
37 Medforth George, joiner
43 Wood John, oowkeeper
43 ^ink Charles, joiner & builder
47 Good George, shopkeeper
51 Brown George, shopkeeper .
)....hereis Claud ter
59 Brown Alfred Thomas, grocer
Tbrnssall Miss Snsannah,dress maker
(10 Park terrace)
71 Gunn Charles, master mariner
73 Norris George, florist
73 Norris Samuel, carman
' EAST SIDE.
Fussey WilUam, dutch yeast dealer
'. here it Soteat .'
54 Fussey George, shopkeeper
..., .A«r« M Htimpden ter..
here is St/d«nham ter...,.;.
38 Walton Jc/ba, sW>e maker
Walker J<An, drysalter
34 Jarris Robert, shopkeeper
,,.hen it Seaton ter
14 Haguaa Mn. Hannah, shopkeeper
[hull.]
aatbr atxcvt, Ntmigu*,- Ardaby td,
to at. Or»ry^* rd.
Knn Mn. Wilhrtmhiv tetmbnaeal
looms
I Attziis Ed^rd Wniknt« ahoplcMper
3 Wffliuiu Walter, bntdier
3 Moody Seorgc, dnmsr
4 Gnbott Mi» iMibflba, diMi maker '
6 Ossptr George
7 Pbtto Mrv. EUsd, dreas' maker
9 Sand«aon WilKam, shopkeeper
:....lure u Partott tt
II Chantry So(>ert^ boiM tt shoe maker
■3 Cook Samoel, famltnre dealer
14 Harman John, fiih dealer
i; Gabert Joseph, prtrvision dealer
i6 Mffler Peter, dryaalter
21 Bobson Wm. Thackrey, shopkeeper
n Tine John, beer retailer
htrt art Tomlinsmi st.^ St. SemanTt ter.
24 Ellis Charles, provision dealer
Phimitub MnsoDisT Mission Boom
36 Cotton Hornby, thiner
37 Bamp ChM. seamd-hand dotbet dlr
J3 Johnson Bicbard, painter
68 Pickering David, mtch It dock ou
69 Grsymm Wiffisim, shopkeeper
91 Buker James, boot & shoe maker
63 Blay William k, Co. xrocsrs ,
hen is Chilttm tt .,
64 nmling Heivy Dopkin, bntdier
69 Cotter Jameei, pork bntdter
71 Yomii; Thomas, boot k shoeinaker
74 Tate Wm. FTederfask,- shopkeeper
75 Corp Francis, tailor
76 Harper Joseph Arthur, psinter
77 Bnll lira. EUabeth, apartmanta .
78 Blackbom JoIb^ cab pn^nietor
.hart is Glasgou tt
80 Hydes Bli, provision dealer
81 n'addington Miss Anne, stationer
82 Lambert Thomas Henry, draper
85 Clark John, shopkenwr
86 Porter James, pork batcher
^a Clarkson Wfllism Thomas
97 Smith John, shopkeeper
3a Sharps Mrs. 8. A. B. private schopl
luT* itSt. Otorgtfi rd.
Seward street, Hedon road.
1 Ulthera John William, tobacconist
3 Kelaay JosNih, rrooer
Martin Frederidc, timber merchant
Bew«r laae, Mytoitgatt.
7 Hin John, shopkeeper
8 Hamburg Castle p.B.E!dirard Schart-
mann
Wincup ^Ulliadi, carcase batcher '
lo^ Brader Clurles, batcher
Halt Thomas Henry, butcher
Hq>ple William, carcase batcher
13 Procter T. Jc C. L. cork manufactrs
1 1 Wall John, carcase batcher
14 HiddingSamoel S. -cattle salesman
15 Walker Dominic, shopkeeper
I Brotrn John Emerson, hide broker
I Robinson William, tripe dresser
C'v>per Robert, carcase butcher
Witty Henry, bntchar
Tap & Barrel p.H. Benjamin Mumby
20 Hickman John, carcase bntcher
21 Flying Horse p.H. George Carr
Pearson John B. botdier
Dickenson Herbert, carcase botcher
Shakespeare at. Vaiu at. Btvertiy rd.
1 BoTes George
2 Hesk George
3 Masterman William
4 Word Philip Henrj-
5 MitdieU William
6 GnodwDod Mrs
7 Aitken Adam
S .Scott William
9 Lawnby Henry
10 Baker Mrs
11 Smith Mrs
13 Mitchell Thomas W
14 Hill Wm. Foster, customs ho. officer
1 3 Tamer William
15 Mingay Geoege Wm. travelling agent
for orphan home
STREETS.
16 Spetdi John
17 HaOter W91iam, shopkeeper
18 Heialearood-Fraaeis -
19 Daies John . ','..'.■■■.
aoKondallMrs. ....
Tbq SbanffAps, Slackfriargate.
I Jisoiiard William George, batcher ,
3 ft 3 Leonard Thomas, batcher 1
6 Storey Bichard, oyster dealer
9 Ricluurdson Thomas, bntter factor ,
xo, iz k 13 Storey Bichard, oyster dlr
13 Frost Matthew, oyster dealer
'.Bntohras' Arms p.h. John Mitchell .
14 Alcock Solomon, rabbit dealer
15 Trioker Frederick, provision dealer
18 Weights ic Measures Oi&oe,
William Hv. Dawson, inspector
Bine Ball p.h. John Batty
33 ft 34 Hildrith Mrs. Ann, poultry ft
game dealer
35, 36 ft 37 Porter Mark, provision mer
38 Jackson Mrs. Martha, greengrocer
39 Hodsoa Mrf. Elizabeth, greengrocer
30 Martin Mrs. Charlotte, mcon factor .
33| Hall John Thomas, batcher
33 Hickman' Thomas,'bMehe(<
34 Nicholson William Henry, bntcher
35 Wood James, batcher
36 Petty William, bntcher
37 CtfCkerline John, btttcher
38 Evers William, botcher
39 Foster George batcher
40 Smitti Robert, batcher
41 WhitehAnae William, butcher
43 Bamettt George Nesfield, batcher
43 Joys Thomas, batcher
44 Hall John Thomas, batcher
45 Edwards William, butcher
46 Finningley John, butcher
47 Hewland Charles, batcher
48 Care Edward, batcher
Sbttvr atreet, Drypool.
10 Wightman Miss Annie, dress maker
so Mimes Mrs. mnsic teacher
36 Broad Thomas, echoolmaster
' Stinaon Miss Susan, schoolmistress
37 Twidla Frederick, oommrcl. traveller
43 Parker Mrs
43 lUchsrdson Bichard W. inspector of
streets
46 Porter John, painter
Sliort street.
Speneer tt. to St. Stephen's aq.
I Lawson Michael, provision merchant
17 Ward Charles, tinner
here it Cottm/e roK.,
19 Smitii Geor{[e, shoe maker
Jure it Pleasant pi
37 Standering Mrs. Jane E. shopkeeper
here iaAiui'a pi
33 Salmon Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
Mn art Caaning .H. 4' ^t- Stephen'a aq.
I Clark William George, shoe maker
8 CampUn Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper
38 Ransom Wm. mfinne store dealer
SUyer at. Xarketpl. to WHtefnan/att.
SOCTH SIDB.
I Farrer David ft Co, tailor; .
. Waller Michael, printer
I Haywood James, writing academy ,
3 ft 3 Ebrland William ft Co. hosiers
4 Kirkness Thomas, milliner
5 Gillett'WiUiam, batter ft hosier
6Hnll People's Public House Go.
Limited, No. 16,
Mrs. B. H. Ayre, manageress
7 Altham Abraham, tea merchant
9 Ostler Bobert ft Co. confectioners
9 Hill James ft Co. tailors ft clothiers
11 Willis James, ladies' & children's out-
fitting manufactory ft baby linen
warehoQse ( Pa,ris, house)
13 Cowley Bichard Lawton ft Son, boot
ft shoe makers
13 Kirk Henry, confectioner
14 Carr Henry, saddler
here are Trinity Souse la. Landof] 3 Cape Wffliam, tailor
Green Ginijer 4r ^htttfriargtzte '.
SEL— 8ME '88
MOBTK nmc
London ft Yorkshire, Baidi Limited,
George Hy. Yonn'g, 'qumaeer
19 Bowring James Bichard, boot maker
Goddaia ft Son, inantdaetaring sta-
tioners (Suffojk boiUings)
30 Johnson Abraham, stationer ' ,
.hene ia Todd's entr;^ >;..«...
93 Exchange ft Dijscot\nt'BBnk Limited,
Jas. Alex. Browp, mai^ager
34 Lenigen Misses M. A. .ft M, beriin
wool wareboDse
35 White Hart hotel, Abraham Jobnson
a6 Hudson, Smith ft Co. who. drapers
36 Waterhqi^ Ed wd. land ft estate agnt
37 Keisdler William, gun ft pistol mE&er
38 Johnston William, hosier ft gkiver
29 Pbillips Bros, tailors ft clothiers
36 Black ft Cussens, drapers
33 Witty Bobert Kirk
33 Hnll Banking Co. Limited
Frederidi Ford, manager
SUvaatar at. Griauton tt. to Band tt.
■ 8OCTH SIDB.
4 Fash WiBiam, cabinet maker .
5 Johnson Frederick, stevedore
6 Sigsworth Mrs. EUenor, apartments
7 Williams Mrs. A. apartments
8 Featherstone James, biU poster
9 firani James, tailor
10 Hall John, lodging house
11 Longman William, boiler maker
13 Barton Mrs
13 Fessel Henry, tailor
14 Fawcett John, boot ft shoe maker
15 Wmdross lliomas, rag merchant
17 Peek Edward, lodging house
18 Anningson Mrs. Francis, lodging ho
19 Wright George
so Pasett Gustavo, horse dealer
an Kilham William
33 Barker Joseph
33 Bobertson John, travelling draper
34 Gibb Mrs. Ann, dress maker
35 Boberts Thomas, lodging house
36 Bnshworth Mra M. F
37 Gleadow George, lodging house
38 Stockdale Joseph, lo<^ag house
39 Winder William B. herbalist
here ia Smeaton at
30 Coporiodo Frank, stevedore
31 Jenkins Mrs. Sarah Ann, lodging ho
33 Mallorie Mrs. Elizabeth,dre8s muter
33 Clayton Mrs. Emma, dress maker
35 Whiting John, lodging house .
here is Bond at
NOBTE SIDE.
37 Tindle Thomas, pawnbroker
38 Blackstons Edwa.ivory ft woodtamr
39 Wilson Henry, customs bond
40 United Assurance Society,
Patrick Croke, district_ manager
Harrison Henrj-, working jeweller
Gleadow, Dibb ft Co. brewers
45 Wilson William Wright
46 Gray Charles, apartments
47 Thirkell William
48 Halls William
49 Taylor William, keel owner
50 White Mrs. Mary Ann, apartments
' GraaviUe Hall
Freeman ft Son, veterinary surgeons
(Marshland house)
BitwoU St. fron Cletelaad tt. droves
6 Gilliard George, shopkeeper
38 Gorbutt William, shopkeeper
Elvin Mrs. Sarah Jane, cooper
Andrews Joseph, coal dealer
HorsBeld George, coal dealer
3a Heron Peter, shopkeeper
Sutton, Soathcoates ft Drypool Gas
Co.Fredk.Wm.01dfield, sec.* man
Hull (The) Keg ft Drum Co
Simpson Henry, tallOW reftaer
Smaaton streat, SatUe it.
I K^worth George, shopkeeper
a Morphew Jolin, fumitare remover
4 Jebson lliomas Henry, deni
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Davis John \^'hitmore tt, Son, paint
k color Btores
here it SatUett. ,
6 Eaye W. & T. S. saw makers
7 Tbacker k Son,brick k tile makers
7 Leonard George Henry, waterproof
corer manufacturer
7 Simpson J. T. k Co. lime merchants
7^ Humphrey Thomas, boot maker
8 Norris Joseph, chair maker
'Taylor k Medforth, boilders
9 Wells Arthur, painter
10 Briggs Miss
XI Anholm August Ph.D. (Hull Botanic
k Eclectic Dispensary)
Somencales street, Beverley st.
NOBTH SIDE,
3 Horrocks Mrs
S Bates Qeorge
7 Dewing Edward
9 Shearsmith John
11 Bicbardsou Bobert, builder
13 Bayner Joseph, insurance agent
15 Charter Mrs
15 Brown Mrs
17 Horsetail Bobert
19 Brown Miss
31 Meggitt Bobert George, tax collector
33 Jefferson Henry
35 Newton Joseph
37 Mumby John Edward, shoe maker
here vi Amy^e cres
39 Simons Joseph, pork butcher
31 Cook Miss Mary Jane, dress maker
here it I'erandah avenue
37 Brockleb&nk James
39 Hookham Miss Mary, dress maker
41 Gray William, shopkeeper
here is Florence ter,
43 Ansell Mrs
45 Hitching Alfred
SOOTH SIDE.
3 John Miss
4 Johnson Bichard Fenley
10 Smith Edward, insurance agent
14 Robinson Miss
18 Earle John
36 Pool George
30 Montoeomcry George
33 Barradiffe Samuel
34 Smilie Robert
36 Thackeray Jtph.coUector for infirmy
38 England Keyworth
43 Whiteside Robert Edwin
44Appelbe George
48 Balchin William
50 Gordon James, schoolmaster
53 Crosby Jowsey
54 Gringley Allan, optician
56^ Habbershaw John, jomer ke
58 Rndd William
60 Jamieson Richard
6s Higham Mrs
64 Featberson Walter John
66 Creasser Wm. Birks, comrd. trav
68 Thackeray John Thomas
70 Harland Benjamin, shopkeeper
here ie Fin^ury st
Somerset street, Newington.
here it Hestle rd ,
33 Barchard William, joiner
34 Waudby John, coal dealer
38 Rowbottom Richd. H. smack owner
40 Bray Alfred, cowkeeper
58 Halstead Henry, insurance agent
63 Hnfton Walker, builder
Board Schools
69 Kemp Jonathan, dairyman
77 Calvert John, master mariner
79 Whitelam Geo.Edwd. fish merchant
81 Sellars Richard, manager
83 Ireland Richard, dairyman
133 Gamett Allan, dairyman
Newington Steam Laundry Co.
William Bates, manager
JflsejA ShieldsgSecretary
STREETS.
Soath Bridge xotA, Victoria docks.
Hart Geo. Wm. blood albnmen mantr
Bailey & Leetbam, engineers
Citadel hotel, Mrs. Rosina Fisher
Hospital of the Local Board of
Health,
Thomas Kemp, master
Mrs. Kemp, matron
South Chnroh side,
Market place to King it
I Cobonrg tavern, Mrs. Sarah Ann
Glover
3 to 6 Davis Edwin k Co. drapers k
silk mercers
hereis Vicar lane
King k Co. Limited, ironmongers
McTurk Thomas & Co. woollen mer
( RawUngs Rev. John B.A.
i Lawson Rev. W.T. B.A.
( Curates of Holy Trinity Church
Board School
Hargreave Richard, tobacco monofr
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South parade, Anlahy rd.
KASTSIDS.
Sudron Thos. engineer k ironfonnder
35 Hair Edward, shopkeeper
37 Norris John, boot k shoe maker
here are Abraham, Isaac ^ Motels ten.
49 Whitelock Thomas, shopkeeper
63 Redfearn George Henry, pilot
73 Tnmey Joseph Smith, chief officer
Tumey William Messiah, chief officer
75 Copeland John, bricklayer
79 Oozman Mrs. J. S. shopkeeper
here it South parade ter.
85 Meggitt George
93 Mark Mrs
joi k 103 Berry Henry, shopkeeper
here are Crowther'i btdngs.
WEST SIDE.
30 Struther Mrs. Dorothy, shopkeeper
48 Farmers (The) k Cleveland Dairies
Co. Limited,
William Knapp Hall, manager
50 Smith Henry
53 Tucker Charles Henry, shopkeeper
hereis Oxford ter.
58 Tune George, shopkeeper
here aremiiert's 4" Annie's ters
80 Heterick John George, chief officer k
shopkeeper
...here are Irellington's 4' Dvke'i ters...,
Davey Mrs. (Elm house)
South street. West st. to Carr la.
EAST SIDE.
4 White Swan p.h. George Hy. Walton
3 Freeman Jsph. lodging house keeper
5, 6 ic 7 Coulson Mrs. Ann, furniture dlr
7 Ashton Frank C. saddle k harness ma
8 Pearson William, shopkeeper
here is Canton pi.
9 & 10 Houlton John, joiner k builder
WaverlCT hotel, Walter Green
13 Collier Robert, pawnhroker
Horsley k Askew, cabinet makers
Gospel Mission Rook
hereis Paragon st.
17 Harrison William, shopkeeper
18 Merrikin Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
19 k 30 Berry William, shdl fish dealer
& shopkeeper
31 Hirst Henry, auctioneer
hereis Carr la. ,
I Southooatas lane, Holderness rd.
Ridgway Robt. John (Alma house)
Patdiett Francis, shopkeeper
Keable William (Albanian villa)
.BoydRobt.Geo.oaUector of water rates
Taylor Thos. Shemeld, steam laundry
Edwards Thomas, market gardener
Shepherd Mrs. Jas. market gardener
Galloway Mrs. William, farmer
Salvage John Wm. market gardener
Galloway Matthew, farmer
Langley William, cowkeeper
Martin Frederick, nurseryman
Salvidge Moses, farmer
Foster Henry, farmer
Smitii David, cowkeeper
Coetes Thomas, farmer
' Mrs. Scott's charity school
Prankish Jabez, miller(wind k steam)
Spenoer street,
46 Prospect st. to Moxon st.
EAST SIDE.
I Ellis John, whitesmith & bellhanger
3 Webster John William, joiner
3 Sissins Miss Elizabeth, milliner
5 Turner George, grocer
here is LUy ter.
9 Stnbbs John, shopkeeper
II Dixon George, greengrocer
....' hereis Williams pi
15 Barker Albert, pawnbroker
31 Moagreaves Mrs. Elizh. lodging ho
here is Baker iq
33 Taylor John William, beer retailer
35 Wilkinson Henry Coop, shopkeeper
here is Vine ct
37 Wilkinson William, chimney sweeper
39 Taylor Joseph, secondhand clothier
....here art Pennell ct. & Hipponts et
33 Barber Henry, tin plate worker
37 Ringer Arthur, shopkeeper
39 Goldsmith Wm. chemist k druggist
here is Gai'den st
41 Banks Mrs. Fanny, grocer
43 Moody James, bricklayer
45 Kerney James, shoe maker
here is Cattle pi
47 Lancashire William, pianoforte toner
55 Pickering Jsph. secondhand clothier
hereis Boothst
57 Milner George, greengrocer
here it Martha ter
65 Billenery Peter, pork butcher
67 Harrison Geo. lAurance, whitesmith
68 Marshall George Kidd, grocer
69 Laughton John, beer retailer
here is Moxon st
WEST SIDE.
33 Yorkshire Grey P.H. Thomas W. W.
Dunning
Audas & Leggott, cabinet makers
here is Paragon it
Baptist Chapel
36 Newbolt H. marine store dealer
hereis Temperance st
37 Benson Jn.Wm. painter k papcrhngr
38 Cockerline Henry, clothes dealer
39 Smith Geo. Chas. fruit k potato mer
31 k 33 Keelty James, greengrocer k
secondhand clothes dealer
here is Primrose pi.
34 Sunman John, chimney sweep
WEST SIDE.
4 Mumby Thomas, greengrocer
6 Harrison William, hair dresser
8 MUler Charles, bricklayer
13 Barker Robert, paperhianger
14 Penrose Mrs. Mary Ann, news agent
here is Henry pi
16 Joy Thomas
liereis Lnion ter.
18 Dawson William, tailor
30 Woodall James
here is Spencer sq
34 Ford Patrick, lodging house
30 Brown George Cooper, tripe dresser
Mere it IVithermiiickyd.
3a Miller James, fruiterer
here are Foster bldnt/s
38 Royal Oak P.H.Frederick Robt.Landy
here are Portland st. Sf John's ct
43 Falgen Thomas, shopkeeper
44 Traynor James, clotnes dealer
46 Stather Charles, cloth dealer
48 Spaivien George, shopkeeper
53 Smith William, grocer
54 Beverley Arms p. h. Martin Kenny
56 Dick Alfred, fishmonger
hereis Booth st
58 Brocklebonk James, shopkeeper
here is Ann's pi
63 Parker Charles, basket maker
here is E^nezer pi
66 Oxtoby Frederick, shopkeeper
here is Easteheap
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70 Oxtoby Charles, tobacconist
7J Porter James, greengrocer
hert are Blackstoae bldnga
74 Linstrara Mrs. Emily, shopkeeper
Spittle street,
frmn Jtming at, Qrmet.
15 Baffey Samuel, general dealer
Sprinc bank, Pnaptct st.
SOUTH SIDE.
hert it Cailwrigkt's pi
1 Adam John Fairbarp, grocer
2 Clark Adam, linen draper
3 Kemp Martin, butcher
4 Fraier Thomas, bookseller k stationer
j Bell Thomas Johnson, confectioner
6 Bell Chas. Bains, dispensing chemist
here is Spring st
6) Hewitt Mrs. Francis, tobacconist
6a, James Wm. watchmaker & jeweller
7 Bell Mrs. Jane, fruiterer
8 ^Norton Balph, hair dresser
9 Lusby Henry, bookseller & stationer
10 Brmer Thomas, confectioner
11 Bliaoo John Harper, draper
12 Spring Bank tavern, Mrs..Mary Buth
Wi^ht
13 Briitow George Francis, grocer
here is Halt it
13I Cook Henr)-, linen draper
14 Hirst Thos. gla^s & china dealer
16 Seirell Alfred, greengrocer
17 Kicholson Bobert, bntcher
18 Smith Geo. Alfd. baker tc confectioner
19 Bobinson Mrs
I Clemence Samuel Quick
3 Broad Capt. George Doherty B.11
« 3 Tbelwall John
i 3 Thelirall Miss Constance
fi 4 Hull, East Riding & Lincolnshire
j Institution for Deaf & Dumb
f (Thomas Haller, sec ; Walter
g McCandlish, master)
g 5 Inchbald Misses Frances M. k
Isabel, ladies' school
6 Bnssell Alfred, painter & decorator
7 Bristow George Francis
8 Turner Henry Birbett
I Bichardaon William
« 3 Stromberg John, scripture reader
< 4 Oake Mrs. JaneWatkins, ladies' sch
i, 5 Parker Thomas MelsoQ, corn mer
2 6 Bell Charles Bains
e 7 Welton James
S 8 niieelwright William Henry
I 9 Helmsing Frederi<^k
I
STREETS.
1 Lampbngh Edwd.boderidraper
2 Mitchell Mrs. Jemima, confctnr
3 Ketcher Edward Swlnbonme,
china & glass dealer
4 Shearsmith Edwiii, butcher
5 Foster James, fruiterer
6 Smith Richd. grocer & beer retlr
here is Sutton st
64 Walton William Henry, chemist
65 Kirk William, fishmonger In:
66 Pearson William, linen draper
67 Wilby Robert, pork bntcher
6S Wilson John, milliner
69 Steele David Forth, stationer
70 Wilson George, confectioner &c
71 Adamson Thomas James, ironmonger
71A, Pickering Geo. Edwd. prov. dealer
73 Henius Waldemar, curiosity dealer
73 Baker William James, fruiterer
74 Bosom worth Mrs.Friscilla.linen drpr
75 Bichardaon Jesse Smith, batcher
here is West par
^ 10 Mansfield John Overton
"II Stears Mrs
II Stears Thomas William
~ here is Park St....
Goy John, grocer &c
I Goy John
3 Adam Henry
3 Allison Henry Gilbank
3 Allison William
4 Briggs George Jeremiah, surgeon
5 Ingl&y Edward Ward
5 Ingleby John Frederick
• Kmgston Enamelled Slate Co. (Hy.
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a 6 Bowring James Richard
S 7 Gillett William
"S 8 Thornton Richard
Q 9 Dawson Mrs
10 Kirk Ridiard, butcher
lOA, Castle Wm. b.n. chief engineer
11 Morison William
13 Manston Augustus
13 Lambert John Robinson
14 MuUer Friedrich Eleinhold
15 Cullington Mark Luke
hen is CZaretidon st
Lee John, pinmber &c
Eagle hotel, William Robinson
I Witty Mrs
1 Witty Charles Henry
2 Robinson William
3 Jameson William, confectioner
4 Milner Charles, provision dealer
SWBDBNBOIIOIAN CHUBCH
6 Wilburn Alfred, butcher
7 Nequest Edward
here is Norwood et ,
St. Jddi's CmiiiCH
here is Stanley it
Hull Seamen's k General Orphan
Asylum,
Thomas Moorby, house steward
Mrs. Annie Moorby, matron
Richard Henry Mawn, schlmastr
Polar Bear p.m. Samuel Essex Neal
here it Derringham st
Harvey Stephen, beer retailer
Orwin Mrs. i'\
Livingston Richard, 3 f Derringham
Harwood Mrs. 3 1" terrace
Bailey George, 37
NOBTK SIDE.
, here is Vane st
I Strawson William Winn
1 Strawson Miss Annie, ladies' school
2 Foster Mrs
3 Fraser Evan, surgeon
4 Corlass Miss
9 5 Burstall Arthur
S 6 Lnnn Miss
b 7 Fletcher Thomas
S 8 Chapman Edward John
M 9 Evanson Mrs
5 10 Allen Thomas Webster
^11 Hudson Benjamin, portrait painter
?i2 Taylor George
13 Sleigh tholme Mrs
n 14 Gill Mrs
15 Pybus William
16 Fraser James, physician
17 Hardey Edward Pierce, physician
18 Consitt Mrs
18 Tupholm Mrs
here is Wdimesley st
Gell Mrs. 2 ( Lime Tree
Favell William Henry, i I terrace
Pbimitivb Methodist Jcbilee
Chapel
here is Freehold st
I Blades Mrs. Charlotte, baby linen
warehouse
. 3 Atkinson Joseph, tailor
3 Baxter Botwr^ milliner
4 Adamson Benjamin, hair dresser
5 Pearson Bd. builder k contractor
" 5 Pearson Wm. Chas. coal merchant
§6 Pickering Robert John, toy dealer
- 7 Parish-James, provision d«tler
K 8 Bo}7iton Alfred, cabinet maker
" 9 Lowthrope Edward John, painter
Jt paper hanger
10 Cobby George Henry, greengro
here is Jferpeth It
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Burton John William, ale k
porter merchant, i
MiUer Thomas, baker, a
Stnbbs Edwin, chemist, 3
Coupland Miss Ruth, dress
maker k hosier, 4
WrightEdmd.boot &shoema. 5 ,
here is Huttst
Meyer Mark (Albion hou8e>
hereis Feelst
Hare Henry (West Park house)
HarkerPortasHewart(Springfidd ho)
Padley Mrs. (Hessle villa)
Kemp Mrs. (Spring villa)
here is Albany st
Sutton Wm. Fowler (Preston rilJa)
Sawdon Mrs. (Leicester villa)
Fawcett Mrs. (Melrose villa)
Ebenezer Pbimitive MKrHODiST
Chapel
Barnard Birman Issachar (i East-
field villas)
here is Louis st
Tholander Oscar, master mariner
(Rosemount villa)
Keyworth Jsph. monumental sculptor
Scholtetns William, German consul
(3 Eastfield villas)
Harrison Mrs. (Eastfield house)
Hudson William (Hampton house)
Caley Mrs.
Wilb John W. master mariner, 3 'C
Fillingham Edwd. land a^nt, 3
Smith Thos. master mariner, 4
Ddnlin Mrs. 5
Keyworth William Day,- jun. 6 .
Keyworth William Day k Son,
monumental sculptors
North Eastern Railway Botanic
Gardens station,
John Wm. Mason, station master
Hull General Cemetery Co.
Edward Nequest, sec. k snpt
Hull Botanic Gardens,
Philip MacMabon, sec. k curator
Spxlngr atieet, Spring bank to St.
Stephen's sq.
BAST SIDE.
I McDonald John
3 Oliver Miss Elizabeth, dress maker
5 Bamaby Mrs
7 Howard k Lightowler, painters
9 Smith George William, dentist
II Bland John
13 Thompson Christopher
15 Kirk Mrs
19 Fonrny Jules Anguste
31 Leonard Mrs
33 Sharps Mrs
25 Wilkm John, pilot
27 Goltman Harris
29 Sahlgreen Mrs
31 Harrison John c.E
33 Russell William
35 Duke Miss
37 Lambert William Ansley
39 Greensmith Mrs
41 Meill Robert Rowley, master mariner
43 Siminson Edwin
45 Kemp George Walker
47 Gray William
49 Gramger Richard
49 Grainger John
53 Hodgson William, plumber k glazier
55 Forster Miss Eliza, ladies' school
here is Portland it
61 Hardy Mrs
63 Morley Thomas, china k glass dealer
65 Lowe John
67 Turner William
69 Palmer George, master mariner
71 Walsh Miss Sarah, dress maker
73 Bmtley Thomas
75 Hodgson Mrs
77 Holroyd Miss
here ii St. ifary'i ter
79 Phillips Horby
81 Jordan George
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.Harrison Mrs. Sarah, T terrace
dreaa maker, 13)
85 Habbershaw Mrs. Hannah, shopkeepr
87 Webster Robert
89 Playfoot Thonnaa, fishmonger'
^..hm are ^an^a buifdingt
loi Blartin F)redk. Stephen, shopkeeper
ic>5 Bairthblomcw John, shopkeeper'
...here is Providente pll...'.
107 Varley John, shopkeeper
109 Needier Charles, canfeotioner
113 CoUejr Thomas, batcher
' 115 ProTidenoe inn, Mrs; S<qiihia, Watson.
i„...„)usrt u St. SUphm'$tf
4 Vickerman Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner
6 Hermann Louis, professol' & teacher
of miuic .
8 Hodgkinson Mrs. Catharine, Um-
brella maker
10 Walker Frank
here if Leonard pi
loj Vivian Frederick, dry Salter
loA, Thom James
la Campbell Alexander
14 Waller Michael
16 Martin; Leonard, lodging hoose
18 Ortbby Bobert ■
ao Sroirn Matthew . , -
33 Dearman Samiiel
34'^ppey John Walker
36 Ma«on Mrs
36 Bedfem Alfred
38 Bom William
yi Kershaw Frederick, master mariner
33 Wood John George
34 Statber John
36 Dolby William, district agent to
Royal Liver Friendly Society
38 Foster Miss
40 Innes Miss
42 Oamble Mrs
44 Bam John
46 Benson Miss
48 Stephenson Richard
here is Partlaiidit
50 Dearden Thos. grocr.Jc provision mer
53 McAllmn Mrs
54 Blakeston Jsph. Bobinaon, brfcklayer
56 Bateman David
58 Vickerman David
here is fTtsAoume ter
60 Dearden Thomas, scripture reader
60 St. Stct>hen'8 Depot, book.seUers,
Mrs. Eezia Dearden, manageress
63 Crowe Mrs. Fanny, shopkeeper
St. Stephen's National School
Crawford Mrs. Snsan, day sfdiool (13
St. Stephen's terrace)
64 Levi Henry, shoe maker
66 Jordan George, stone mason
68 Darneley Alwin John k S<m, joiners
k builders
70 Tong Cornelius, Joiner k builder
7a Lightowler John Craven
here is AnvU'sttr.
SpjrTM . straet. Groves, Lime st. t»
Belhohi St, . ' ' ••
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3 Poakitt GeOTgCi ahopkeeper.
4 Wibwn Thqmaa, hghter owner
6 BoUnsoD John, commission agent^
10 Ombler Samwd, cooper
14 Nettleton Wm, hay k straw dealer
Blackbnia J. H. eneineer &c
; hers are Spyvee ^Joseph Urs„
{4 libsoB Thomas, ship carpenter
58 Mills Lawraace, ship carpenter
60 Moorhouse Mrs. Catherine, apar^mnts
ha Barton Herbert, tailor'
66 Johnson John, shopkeeper
68 Drewry Frederick, hosier
70 Metcalf Peter, grocer
73 AUiaon Kneave, tailor , ,
74 Wilkinson Thomas Hv. greengrootr
_ Jure is JtUlert ter...
76 Hill Thomas, general dealer
78 Blowman Thomas, tailor
_ here is Sarah Ann ter
.....htteis Sephpt ter....
here is WiUiatn's ter
88 Fox Frank, sbbpkeeper
93 Hunt John, beat builder
98 GreAver William, bttteher
106 Hockctt James, greengrocer
f 08 Demua John, pork batcher
no Condell Edward, commission agent
113 Sinderaon waUaiil, grocer
._._„ here is Cranboufne ter
116 Stonehouse Robert, butcher
134 Newton Mrs. Anne, beer retailer
..here are Bolbirm st. #- Holimm mouM..
NOKTK 81 DK.
Marshall It Son, miUeirs
7 Taylor Henry, fnliterer k greengrcr
9 1 II Hendler August, Cabinetmaker
15 Long William Robert, grocer
here is OavitCs ter....
31 Johnson Fredk. Clias. pork batcher
33 Semper Richard, provision dealer
....here are Lime ter. ^ Mary Ann ter...
Codling Mrs. Hannah, linen draper
37 Fent Thomas, f umitare broker
33 Wood John, shopkeeper
here is Grove ter
39 Fetfield Mrs. Mary Ann, dress maker
43 Milton hotel, John Robinson
.....here is Ashley ter........
45 Kirk Samuel, grocer
47 Atkinson Thomas, engineer &c
49 Friend Daniel, greengrocer
51 Steinmetz Hugo, grocer
here is Hannah's ter.
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76 Folstow Greaves
78 Whiteley Henry, commercial travdlr
Paterson Joshua, J'V
Drew Mrs. Mary, lodging f Albert
house, 5 r ter
Hakes William. 14^
80 Jackson Mrs
83 Hendy Mrs. Mary Ann, hbsier
88 Bentley Mrs. Ann E. npholsteress
hereis WatsotfS ter
90 West George
ttpTiag Hwul road,
WiUtm St. Jjfetrington. '
15 Maycock James, laundry ' .
here is Pvlman M.... ..'..;;..,
35 Halfway House inn, Henry Bell' -
Sproca street, Cof/anti.' ■ ■
Moreland Henry James
II Wandby Francis, shoe maker
Carr Thomas, diopkeeper (i Prince
of Wales terrace)
iSFawcettJohn
14 Fswoett John, hide broker
34 Ingram WiUiam, picture dealer
46 Slee Abel
47 Stanford George WiUiam, pilot
Stanley street, ^iny hank to
Trinkji St..
EAST SIDE.
I Tindle William
3 WUtfleld WiUiam
3 BnMUley' William, nutater mariner-
4 Bcwer ntomas
5 Desforges Mrs ' '
-6 DindaU Francis
7 Sherbum James
8 Gookcroft William
9 Earle Mrs
I Tooitg Robert '
3 Harrison Mrs
3 Foster Alfred
' 5 Sharp Mrs
Dring Miss Charlotte, dress' makei^
(6 Montrose terTaoe)
7 Hpoghton Ashtott
8 Jones lliomas '
9 Watson Robert
Robinson James, cnstom boibe ofllcer
(a Lome terraoe) .. .
II Hall George Thomas
13 Anderson George
13 Franklin Richard
13 Franklin William Henry
14 Farnbam Mrs
15 Backley William, master mariner
16 Vivian Frederick
17 Crampton George Thomas
18 Thompson Miss
19 Hamold Mrs
aoWoiBndon William
31 Fetch Riohard
33 Harrison Miss Annie,Iadies' seminary
33 Bolton Richard
34 Stringer Charles
37 James Charles
39 Hood OlsDtOB
30 Prankish Mis
31 Overton John, painter & paperhanger
33 Tatty James, joiner
hereis NonBood ter
53 Eglen William, shoe maker
57 'Watson Mrs. Sussey, wood turner
69 Grayson Amos, chief engineer
71 Coates William, shopkeeper
, here u Sidney ter..,l.
73 Wilson John, grocer
7S Foster John, cowkeeper
,.k. here is Elizabeth ter,,,,.
79 Boocock William, shopkeeper
81 Cowley John Wm. Geo. greengrocer
here is James ter
85 Drewry George Phillips, painter
87 Edmunds Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
here is John's ter
89 Bordes Stephen, tailor '
93 Csdd Thomas, chief engineer
95 Croft James, ^ocer
here ts Lome tte.
97 Thompson William Edwd. eoal mer
hvrt is Marine parade
StaoUbsUi pboe, Hesste rd.
Robson John Thomas, tailor '
■t Hardcastle Wm. provisiota dealer
.;...'. here is Albert ter
3 Taylor John, rally owner
4 Batigan Bernard, ■ maKutactorer 'Of
potters' materials
5 Eviaon Frederick, shopkeeper
,.; ...here is Somerset ier„...i„::.
6afll-lfr8.Elizabetb..i
8 Renaidson Mrs. BUaiW'ahopkBsper
,,',„.,....:::ih4Mis Airdedeter
9 Allison William, shopkeeper
33 Kitohin John
34 Thompson Mrs
35 Hill Mrs. Sarah Ann, hosier
here is Trinify st ....
WEST SIDB.
36 Hopkin Frederick, grocer
37 Chsasen William
Jure is Stanley ter
42 Robinson Seth Francis, greengrocer
Thorley Jhmes, joiner (2 Barton t«r>
43 Younger Eardlc}'
44 Nelson Thomas
45 Foster John Ed'ward
46 Evans Mrs
47 Bentley John, shopkeeper '
SiStalperMrs
53 Wilson Alexandra
54 Kay John
57 Wing Mrs •
58 Ward Mrs. Sarah, lodging boose
59 Shaw William, grocer
60 Lennard Charles Camp
I North Miss Eliza Ann, dress maker
J 3 Watson John - -
3 SWoodhaUMrs
3 4 Stamper WilHam .
^ 5 Flowers Frederick
3 7Weigfatman Henir ,
7 8 FoxhaU ThoiAas Larcom, gas rate
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4 10 Greyer Mrs '-'■ • .-.•.'..
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13 Brockleharst Thomas
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Backitt k Sons Limited, itarch, blue
it black lead manniactaTeR
Strafford Mta. Caroline, pawnbroker
Station idaoe, 87 Wut st.
Varney Henry, shoeing otnith
Hewlett William Hemy, joiner
StaWMjr buM, Betmies «^-
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Danes John Kobert, sexton,
euctes cbnrch
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Dixon Edmnnd Philip (Stepney Mg)
Smith Edwin, shopkeeper
Rhodes John
SOUTH 8n>B.
Kendall Gearge, cab pnmrietor
ktnis Rtttrftfl
I Hoasleyllioinas^ dunmey sweep
2 Smith Williaai, taiktr
4 Sii^non George, shoe maker
Smith Mrs. Hannah, laundress
BlWB WiOiun, maitet gardener
Hodges Mrs. Betsey Ann, lanndraas
Wheeler Mrs. Mary, laondreas
Soothwick Mrs. Susan, laundress
Btodiafcrry,
Bvtoa k Waterfaonse, seed cmsbsn
Beeker James, oowkeeper
Blakin William, farmer
Bond School (infants)
IbowD Darid. shopkeeper
Aiiier MrsL Harriet, cnwkaeper
Cartia Charles, temier
Daris J. W. * Son, whiting manufrs
Duncan J. k Ca seed embers
Emecaan Henry, The Ship f.h
ndd William
Han George, beer retailer
Bsmilton, ^nger & Watson, paint,
aior k whiting manufacturers
Hart Frederick, f ranch polisher
Bearfield Bros, whiting manufrs
Hodgson John, cowkeeper k shopkpr
Hodson Henry, farmer k coal mer .
Honter Samuel, Grapes inn.
IWtfaoDse Wm. insurance agent k
ibapkttper
Ifadhraine Alfred W
>hich Mrs. Elizabeth, brmar
Nicholson John, cowkeeper
Patent Oil Extracting Co. Limited,
oil extractors
Peacock Mn. Elizabeth, cowkeeper
ftaiaaa Mrs. Saiah, cowkeeper
Attj Bobert, cowkeeper, Tlistleton
Pbiwitts Itrraomm Chapel
Bobinson Martin, ruUy owner
Salmond Charies
Seekings Mrs. Mary, farmer
Shqihetd James, market gardener,
Hiistfeton
SmithWilliam, cowkeeper, Thistleton
SotUey George, contractor
Soddaby lliomas, seed drying kilns
Swift Josqih Alfd. grocer JcdiTnlter
Thompson Wm. John, farmer
nwriey Mrs. Fanny, cowkeeper
Tomlinsoa John, farmer
Tran John, cowkeeper
Walker Josmh, cowkeeper
Wafansley EUis, farmer
Vblran Mithodist Chapel
Weaterdale Benjamin, shopkeeper, &
post office
Witham Charles, cowkeeper
Wright Thomas, lime burner
STREETS.
8 Bean Wmiam Wardell
9 Morley John, lodging house
9 Johnson Charles
10 Dixon Hiss Annie, lodging house
10 Mercer Francis Fslmer
11 Cooper Mrs. Annie EUza, lodging ho
la Rigby Mrs. Sarah, locking bouse
13 Barber Benjamin Christopher
14 DriiBeld Mrs. Eliza Ann, lodging ho
14 Pfeiffer Ber. Frana [German chnicb]
1 5 Harbron George, painter
Lait Mrs, J. A. artist
hert u Pntptcttt
WEST SIDE.
16 Dixon Thomas Hudson, costumier
17 Crump Arthur, dyer
18 lOnsley John V
19 Kirtbn John Wilson
ao Farbatein Joel, chiropodist
ai Hospital for Poor Sick Children,
John Sherbum, med. officer
Mrs. Jane G. Taylor, matron
33 Bobinson Thomas, tea dealer
33 Hutchinson Miss Matilda, ladies' day
school
StrawbArry atreet, Drypool.
a Smith James, hair dresser
3 Steward James, fishmonger
8 Thompson Geor^, shopkeeper
13 A^ery Miss Mana, shopkeeper
here it SJum tt
33 Cook Joeqib, sh^keeper
nertitAotnat tt .
37 Bnddiforth Robert, shopkeeper
hert it Jamit tt
8Uuy alieet,
AnioR tt. to Protpeet it.
EAST SIDE.
t Willis Thomas Joseph, dentist
3 O'HaraJas.EdwBrd L.B.c.P.pt^aieian
3 Hin John Thomas, dentist
sMngMias
i Bmnye George
7JohastaBAn£ibsld
SBeanMias
Caley Mrs
47 Roberta Gedrge, shopkeeper
48 Wood George Henry, taitor
Btriokland street, Hetdt road.
7 Law Arthur, butcher
II Needier John, cooper
17 Brunton Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
35 Hayton Robert, 8h<^eeper
39 Strickland Anna p.b. James Stirk
33 Shaftoe M;x. Mary, apartments
37 MatsoD Mrs. Bridgett, shopkeeper
39 Qwrtdson James, shopkeeper
4X Hodgson Mrs. Sarah, pawnbroker
Hull Barking Company,
George Vivian, sec
Windle John Boothby, shopkeeper
Burnham James, shoe maker
Filmoor Miss Jane, shopkeeper
51 Butler Charles, shopkeeper
53 Vickers Isaac, shoe maker
59 Partridge William Henry, shopkeepr
61 Brindle John, marine store dealer
here it Gauttan tt
Gibson Brothers, paint numofac-
turers (Waverley works)
4 Warburton Hy. shopkeeper
8 Siaithgon Thomas, greengrocer
10 Wells Wm. shopkeeper
13 Norell Mrs. Mary, clothes dealer
16 Bartram Mrs. laaxy Ann, clothes dlr
ao Kirby Christopher, shoe maker
33 Bone Mrs. Alexandra, shopkeeper
38 Sawdon Alfred, butcher
46 Bell Charles, Shopkeeper
Stabbin stcaat, Drypool.
tt OoDiton Charles, shoe maker
tS LOley Mrs. Rosanaa, lodging house
Btudley atreet, Holderness road.
S3 Markham Joseph, shopkeeper
15 CoUinaon George, draper k grocer
here it Sutton ter.
16 Smith Thomas, shopkeeper
here it Victoria ttr.
so Hydes John, milk seller
here it Jeruentter
31 Harland Daniel, shopkeeper
here it Studies/ oven
38 Powell John, shopkeeper
3oLaing Mrs
33 Wright John, cab moprietor
Embley Stephen (Clara villa)
34 Carr Robert
STA— SIK 87
Crown Oil Cake k Cbemieal Manure
Co. (Lim.) (J. H. Mileston, man).
Batton bank, Hothom rmnait.
10 Brown Arthui;, shopkeeper
here are York & Frank ters. ^ Fern aven.
17 Corerdale Joseph, shopkeeper
here it Starch Route la
Sykes William, shopkeeper
here it iViw parade „
Boyle John, clothes oraler
Svtton at. Spring bank to Wawne tt.
EAST SIDE.
I Smith Nathan
3 Hsldenby Mrs
7 Wimbly Miss Rose, dress maker
8 Mowatt Joseph, agent to the Lanca-
shire k Yorkshiro Railway Co -
11 Laxton Mrs
Smith Robert, mariher (Ada's ter)
14 Smith Chaa. master mariner
15 Sidlitt Charles Edgar
16 Tate Joseph
i6| Doughty Mrs. Maria, grocer
here it Waume at
WEST SIDE.
30 Boss Miss
here it Cryttal ter .;
31 Wright Mrs
33 Westerby Thomas, milk dealer
30 Abbott John, master mariner
31 Fillingham Thomas
Pnrris Charles Robert, custom house
officer (i Ivy terrace)
34 Crookes Ralph
35C%ew Miss
36 Abbott Thomas, master mariner
37 Botham William, tailor
38 Fillingham William, loiner tc builder
39 Colliiuon Samuel EUiott
40 Windroes Mrs
41 Quick Walter James, chief engineer
Swann atreet, Sculeoatet.
irOBTH SIDE.
here it Eihelbp'spl
I Schoefleld Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
3 Marsden William Kershaw, oil press
wrapper mannfaetnrer
3 Smith Sydney, shopkeeper
here it York it
here are Oxford it. ^ Oak ter
4k s Harrison Arthur, toy dealer
6 Pinider Thomas, mllyman &c'
...here are Cumberland it. ^ Swann pi...
Tnplin Thomas, shoe maker
1 1 Botterill Richard, shoe maker
here it Sromley tt
13 Bell Robert William, shopkeeper
...here are St. Silat ter. <^ Lincoln it...,
GIossop William, malt kilns
Jure it DeK^ttry ter
Eskrett k Searle, wood turners
..here are Villa ter. ^ Barmiton drain..
SOCTH SIDE.
Erington Miss Lavinia, dress maker
(4 Irane terrace)
19 Jefferson William, mechanical enginr
23 Dodgson George, general dealer
here it Plato ter.
Whitrodjolm,shopkeeper, is ) Cicero
Braad]eyJn.H^.shopkeeper,i j ter
htrett Lincoln it
36 Chadbnin Thomas, coal dealer
here are Bromley .it. ^ ter. Emma pi. ^
CumberUmd it
33 Ramsdale George, shopkeeper
35 Emmerson Mrs.Margaret, lodging ho
37 Ellyott James, shopkeeper
here are Oxford ^ York tti
Sykea street, Charterhouie la. to Wor-
thip tt
SOUTH SIDE.
3 Bntterworth Mrs. EUen, midwife
5 Wood Mrs. Eliza, lodging house
6 Sillabum Miss Esther, dress maker
8 Sirs Edwin, milk dealer
..here it Princeu tt
9 Menolesqne Solomon, general brqker
II Oates Tbomas, professor of music -
IS Braithwaite Wm. earthenware dealr
Digitized by VjUUVlC
8« STK— TBI
Syers steket— «mh«v<rf,
i6 Bamham Joha, baker
Iiereii Grotto iq
17 Williams Robert, fishmonecr &c
hereu IValker aq
19 Massey Peter, paintera' brush manfr
30 Lord James, grocer
30^ Dobson John, secondhand clothier
hereii Regent iq
31 Taj'lor Henry, brass founder
34 Crompton Alfred, jeweller
here is King^s sq «
35 Dawson William, grocer
Bbthbl Mission Hall k Sunday
ScHOOL(M<ithodist NewConnexion)
here are H^orMp ^ Caivline »to
KOBTH SIDB.
6 R >ss p.H. Andrew Joseph Bregazzi
37 Moor Hy. & Chas. trine ft spirit mers
38 Hesk'Robert, linendraper
39 Hewitt Jolm William, baker
Mere u Lvcas nq
31 Pratt Mrs
35 Nichol George Henry, grocer
here is Paragon pi.
36 Silrey Mrs. Catherine, lodging house
36J KershawHeury.commercial travellr
37 Willmore Joseph, boot closer
here is Clark sq
38 Grapes trm. Jhn. Brigham Salvidge
39 Green Richard B. tobacconist
40 Fordham Adam, keel owner
hei-e is Mariner's ct
41 Gleeson James, shoe maker
43 Richardson John, grocer & beer retalr
here is Queen's sq
44 ^44} Fewster Thomas & Son, varnish
& patent driers manufacturers
46 Featherstone Mrs. Mar}-, refresh
ment contractor
47 Purdon Mrs. Mary, lodging house
Iiere is Ann's jk ,
49 Chapman Edward John, druggist
50 Young Mrs. Sarah, 9hr>pkee])er
Symons street, Sicann's estate.
BAST SIDE.
I Hunt Edward, shopkeeper
3 Norton John Henry, bookseller
here is Jfotcbray ter.
14 Skelton WiUiam
here are St. Hilda 1^ Edith ters
18 Westell John William, confectioner
33 Prout James, custom house officer
38 Kumfltt WiUiam "Vendnll
40 Cooling Joseph, coal dealr. & shopkpr
44 Wilson William, baker
46 Horncastle Cha3.Wm.commission agt
48 Robinson Charles Andrew
50 Clarkson George, commission agent
53 Pexton Robert Shepherd
56 Southwick James, bricklayer
58 Lee William
...here are Livingstone ^ Ehenecer ters..
66 Mason George Henry, bricklayer
WEST SIMS.
5 Buddiforth Henry, lath render
7 Spooner William Loveday
9 Bushby Edwin, insurance agent
II Simpson Lancelot, chief engineer
13 Sanderson William, chief engineer
15 Kirby William, carter
here are l)e4a-Pole ^ Vine tera
35 Hebblewhite John, shopkeeper
37 Hart Solomon, brick maker
39 Brown Mrs. Sarah, grocer &c
Tadman street, Hessle road.
EAST SIDE.
II Kingston Samuel, rullyman
19 Bates William Lanrence, shopkeeper
37 Palmer Robert, chief engineer
33 Preston Mark, coal dealer
35 Smith George Matthew, c0.1l dealer
41 Store Walter, coal dctilor
47 Macey John, smack owner
51 Crawford John, cowkeeper
here is Sisters' ter
WEST SIDE.
3 Hunter WiUiam Edward, joiner
36 Foot Henry George, smack owner
58 Pye Darid, coal dealer
STHEBTS.
68 Kelsey Wilh'am, eating house keeper
Talbot street, Reed st. fVriyht at.
I Coleham John
3 Townsley James
3 Reeves John
4 Stephenson George
9 Taylor Mrs
10 Tessyman Mrs
1 1 Ross John, lodging bous3
13 Camubell Miss
Temperanos st. South at. Paragon at.
3 Dalby Mrs. Mary Ann, tailoress
here ia Henry pi
II Simpson £d ward Upsall, shopkeeper
here ia Paragon pi
here are Martin'a ct. ^ Temperance pt.
Temple street, Beverley road
NORTH SIDE.
1 Blackmore Alfred John
2 Blanchard Henry Pinning
3 Hagen Lars Flock
4 Newbort George, commercial trarelr
5 Macheretti Miss
9 Sanderson Walker, builder
10 Hodgson Thomas, tailor
Tramway Stables
SOUTH SIDE.
I Blenkin James Fewson
a Neal Brothers, joiners k builders
3J Dyson Henrj-
4A, Ellis John Henry
5A, Crosby John, custom house officer
6a, Harvey Robert, painter
7 Pepper licujamin
8 Hopkinson Mrs
Rosindale Charles, jun. whitesmith
9 Trevor Miss
9 Lawty Miss Ellen, ladies' school
1 1 Stevens James, joiner
here is Linden gro
Brumby Ellerby, joiner &c
Reynolds Moses, commission agent
Terry st. Beverley rd. to Park rd.
NORTH SIDE.
Bruce John & Son, saw mills
3 Hall John Thomas, shoe maker
4 Wright Edwin, boot maker
5 Hudson George Thomas
8 Wilson Mrs
9 Garniss Frederick
10 Pearson Mrs
II Rndd Mrs
13 Gostafson Mrs. Ellen, dress maker
15 Newsome Edward
16 Bignell Mrs
19 Harrison Charles
30 Thompson George
21 Holthonae Harold Bertram
33 Pell George Kirton, custom ho officer
34 Frith Rev. Joseph Thos. [New Jeru-
salem]
35 Wadsley William Hy. wood engraver
36 Parkin George
27 Smith George William, schoolmaster
28 Graham Allan McD<nuld, corn mer
39 Howarth George
here ia Park road
soirm SIDE.
Fetch Joseph, gardener (i King's ter)
35 Mnmby John
36 Castle Herbert
37 McKanzie Miss Harriet
30 Bennet Mrs
31 & 33 Willingham Rt. gro. & beer rtlr
here is Alherttei:
34 Grant John, confectioner
36 Mountain Percival
37 Harper Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
40 Wharton Joseph, shoplteeper
Collins Mrs. (2 Cobdcn terrace)
41 Ward Miss Sarah, toy dealer
43 Jeffrey William, greengrocer
434 Kirby Thomas, dairy
42} Chipperfleld John, cab proprietor
43 Tall Mrs. Rebecca, dress maker
44 Hare Robert, greengrocer
Thomas street, Drypool.
EAST SIDE.
I Evans Mrs
[hull.]
3 Dickinson Isaac W. schoolmaster
5 Wickman Benjamin, master mariner
7 Kirk John, bookbinder
9 Thompson Charles
here ia Straw at
10 Embley Stephen, grocer
11 Hutchinson Mrs
13 Hardy Robert
15 Boyd John
19 Gale Mrs
30 Carver Mrs
SS West Mrs. Ann, pawnbroker
38 Barnes Thomas
39 Alpe James, commercial traveller
Kingston Arms P.H. Henry Osboum
liere is Straiolierry at
Richardson Thomas, beer retailer
59 Howlett Thomas, painter
79 Miller Robert, draper
here i» Beaumont at
hereia Pelhamst
87 Milbank Robert, butcher
here ia Warviek at
89 Jackson Thomas, shopkeeper
93 Burman Miss Ellen, pork butcher
99 Rowe Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper
loi Wallis John, clothes dealer
here is .Werrick at
WEST SIDB.
14 Marshall Richard John, yeast dealer
16 Porter John, painter
18 Ingram Miss
34 Thorley Mrs
42 Robinson Mrs
48 Tarbotton William Henry, engineer
58 Eukles Willi im, rope & twine ii'ianufr
Itere is Stravberry at
58J Wright Lewis, shopkeeper
.CuUey William, draper
Iiere is Beaumont at
83 Render John, hair dresser
here is Naylor's row
84 Cox Robert, greengrocer
108 Gilchrist John, painter
no Parkin John, beer retailer
Tomlinson street, Selby it. S'ewinnton.
I Kirk Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper
3 Wainwright John, cowkeeper
IS Robinson Bethel, shopkeeper
9 Cutsforth Charles, cowkeeper
Toogood street, Green lane.
Oliver William & Joseph, engineers
& millwrights
Todd Wm.Richd. k Son,paint &e nuirr.$
lure is Kirkhy street
Crown Oil Cake & Chemical Manure C».
Limited
TraiUcar st. Beverley rd. to I'ane st.
here ia Grosvenor st
I Close John
3 Birch Mrs
3 Agars Robert
here is Vaneat
Trevor street. Green la.
here ia Trevor ter
I Panton William, clothes dealer
Trinity Honse lane,
between 14 Silver st. ^ Whitefriargale.
EAST SIDE.
I Peases' Old Bank,
Pease k Sons, bankers
4 Beall George, estate agent
4 Margison k Co. seed crushers
4 Charlesworth James, auctioneer
4 Woodcock John, estate agent
4 Watkinson Fredk. Wm. estate agent
htreisTritutyet
6 Blackburn Joseph k Co. tailors &c
6 Charrington k Co. brewers (Henry
Cooke, agent)
7 Shipham k Co. brass founders &
coppersmiths. See advert.
10 Bonny Boat p.H. Thomas Matthew
Jackson
II Kirkley Richard Barrett Adams,
auctioneer
Digitized by VjOUV iC
[hull.]
11 Greshazn Life Ajssaranoe Society
James Robert Nesbitt, sec
km is Sarah jinn gq
■4 Kingstnn hotel, Edward Omey
Um an King St. ^ Pogterngate
WSST SIDE.
Trinity Honao
Income Tax Office,
James Sagden, surveyor
AIM. (jtore Burton, assist, snrreyor
Inland Revenue : —
Tax Ofllce,
James Sueden, surveyor
John Svafes Dutton, clerk
Excise,
John Henry Claxton, coQoctor
Charles Andrews, clerk
i8 Rayner k. Crook, tailors k drapers
i8 Mosgrare Saml. architect^ surveyor
Trinity st. Derringham st. SprUtg bnk.
SOOTH SIDS. I
I Bennett Henry, fishmonger |
Martinson Thomas, timber
3 HuglMs John, sewing machine agent
4 West James, tailor
4| Futty. James, joiner k undertaker
6 Kirk Joseph lliomas, butcher
kere is Asylum la
8 Harmson WiUiam, insurance agent
It Maloney Timothy
12 Dawson Thomas
13 Fraser Robert WiUiam, pilot
14 Machon James
15 Miiore Tom Edward, master mariner
18 CoMons Mrs
2oBalmforth Mrs
21 Morton George
23 Lncop Thomas, painter
24 Clappison Miss
2; Asman William Lund
26 Xicholson Tliomas Nelson
27 Hall Williun, boot k shoe maker
20 Palethorpe William
30 Fallowiidd Charles
31 Tucker Mrs. W. M
33 Loft Joseph, coal agent
33 Pagan Thomas
34 Dixon Mrs
STREETS.
9a Hill Mrs. Sarah Ann, draper
94 Nicholson Robert, pilot
95 Boddy John Thomas, watch maker
96 Hart Charles, pianoforte tuner
97 Bellamy Mrs
ioo Goymer Richard, custom ho. officer
100 Goymer Mrs. Emma, teacher of
languages
103 Tipple Geor^ shopkeeper
herets Nmnioodit
TEI-VAU 89
18 Gray William, pianoforte tuner
19 Guinns Stephen
3o Nightscale John
here is Thomas pi
33 Rjiner George
33 Singleton Richard Wainman
34 Close Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging house
36 Goulds Thomas
104 Spencer William, grocer
1 10 Cotton Mrs. Mary, boot k shoe ma
114 EUerington John Briggs, picture
frame maker
Trlppett, Bridge st. to Wincolmlee.
^ WXST SIDE.
Hull Corporation Baths k Wash-
houses, Robert Winder, man
4 Nelson Joseph, fishmonger
II Starkey Jas.Wm. iron k brass foundr
13 k 34 Metcalf James, furniture brokr
13 McLonghlin James, clothes dealer
14 Oldham k Booth, millwrights
16 Woodmansky John, tobacconist
17 Fothergill Charles, confectioner
19 Higgins Michael, clothes dealer
30 Hardy Robert, furniture broker
hereis Ntptvne ]il
sji Finder John, ironmonger
34 Higgins Charles, hair dresser
34} Capes James, watch maker
25 Perkins Tom, shopkeeper
26 Gate p.H. Thomas Walsh
27 Roberts Charles J. photographer
38 Allman William, boot maker
29 Platts James, confectioner
30 Twidale John, furniture broker
31 Hopkinson John Wm. provision dlr
32 Vice Moses, pawnbroker
here are Charterhouse la. ^ ffineolmlee.
EACT SIDE.
Wlllows,Holtls Willows, seed crushers
Dawber William k Son, slaters
Mason William, corn merchant
134 Metcalf James, furniture broker
I Wright Brothers k O). seed crushers
j Whitcly Charles, coal merchant
Pearson George, flour dealer
Union St. Albion st. to Baker St.
Colley WiUiam, joiner
Thompson Henry, shoeing smith
here is Baker st
38Rn(reU Serjeant Major James, drill 139 Crooked Billet p.H. Walter Wright
instructor artillery volunteers
39 TaU! Arthur
4oCukerJame
41 Mitdiell Thomas
43 Collier John Travers
44 Pickwell Mrs
45 (iardam Henry
46 Fisher Frank
47 Levis Andrew
49 Barker Mrs
30 Nicholson Edmund
51 Wallace William Henry, pilot
52 Webster Thos. commercial traveller
53 Morgan William, master mariner
54 Scott William
55 Porter George Markham
56 Tether RichardElliott, master marinr
57 Bruce William
58 Sannderson William Ashton
59 Wilson John (Pit villa)
NOBTB SIDB. I
60 Laybourn Alfred Robert) custom
house officer
61 Johnson James
64 Webster Samuel
72 Conkerton Mrs
73 Sampson William, pilot
74 Pole Miss Annie, schoolmistress
77 Hemingway George Henry
79 Stevens George
80 Dixon John, grocer
here is Derringham st
81 Lincoln John Thomas, chemist
82 Holdsworth William
83 Rainey Titus
86 Binks Mrs
87 Barker Mrs. EliB^ ropeiktwine mnfr
88 Grsby Robert
89 Boirimg Thomas Smith, tailor
90 Reynolds Mrs
9> Hc^ikin Frederick, shopkeeper
here is Staalig st
40 Wolff Adolph, hair dresser
Trlppett stz«et. Bridge st.
I McManus Michael, shopkeeper
3 Hotchkin William, grocer k baker
8 ([ 9 Platts George, cabinet maker
1 1 Price John, french polisher
13 Blue Ball p.h. John Brittan
19 Allman William, boot manufacturer
30 Chester Thomas, greengrocer
35 Borrows Martin, shopkeeper
Mall, Till, Kirke k Co.cabinet works
Finch George, joiner
Trundell street, Myton st.
I Royal William p.h. Wm. Morris
4 Woodall William, house k ship smith
Naylor & Birch, sliip smiths
Taylor Robert, russia mat merchant.
See advert
Fawcctt David, cabinet maker
Woodall Robert, hay k straw dealer
Tynemonth street, Wright st.
a Jarrstt George
3 Haigh Mrs
4 Jubb Henry
5 Pickersgill Charles
6 Bcckworth Robert
7 Lnnt James Samuel, lodging house
8 Chad wick James, ginger beer kc
manufacturer
9 Nightscale Georije
10 Day John William, assistant sec.
Sailors' Orphan home
11 Little George Ward
13 Moriitt William
13 Vickerman William
14 Sherwood Mrs
here is tVrightst
15 Harp John
16 Barker William
17 Mittall Mrs
Upper TTnlon ateeet, 106 Osborne it.
EAST SIDE.
11) Shaw John, ale k porter stores
39 Fisher George, shopkeeper
31 Hagemann John, tailor
33 Jenison Charles Hewitt, drysalter
41 Bee Hive p.h. Thos. Firth Dewhirst
43 Lazenby Edward, tinner
47 Able George, shopkeeper
WEST SIDE.
Tate John, ale k porter merchant
...here are Segeut's pi. & fVilliam'i pi.
fidoneous ct. ^ Alcove
Thomas, shopkeeper
40 Lusher George, shopkeeper
here are IFare's buildings
4a Wharam John k Son, punters k
paperhangers
44 Richardson Francis, french polisher
46 Howland Ralph, chair manufacturer
48 Scott Mrs. Helen, dress maker
Vane at. Spring bank to Shakespeare st.
WEST SIDE.
3 Pinchon Thomas, commercial travllr
5 Escritt Mrs
7 Watson Mrs
9 Hesleden Charles William
II Richardson Robert, shipping master
here is Cromwell st
13 Beal Robert, shopkeeper
15 Sowerby Wm. commercial traveller
17 Brewer William James
19 Cussons Mrs
21 Regester Mrs. Isabella, lodging house
21 Corris Edward [H.M. inspector of
schools]
23 Heseltine Miss Ann, ladies' school
35 Smith George, shopkeeper
here is Milton st
37 Mason Mrs
29 Hunter Gecschool board drk, of wrks
31 Vant WiUiam George
33 CaU Mrs
35 Dawson Mrs
37 Gladstone Mrs
here is Sliakespeare st
BAST SIDE.
here is Promenade pi.
3 Kenningham Miss Alice, dress maker
4 Royston Mrs
Longbones Whittaker, bricklayer
(Sable arch)
8 Michelson Bryan
10 GuUin Mrs. Caroline R. E. lodging ho
13 Pool John William
14 Townsend Walter Charles
18 Linier Mrs. Betsy, dress maker
30 Grime Mrs
S3 Wood WiUiam Henry
26 Davis John Owen
28 Jackson Mrs
30 W}-dle Miss Rebecca, dresj maker
32 Vickerman Mrs
34 Claj-ton Mrs
36 Smith Jsph. Wm. commrcl. traveller
here is Trafalgar st
4oSuddaby Mrs
Vauzhall grove, Hessle rd.
BaUingaU Wm. physician k surgeon
Bates Peter, fish curer
Marr Joseph, Hsh merchant
Hardmeat William Henry, fish curer
Stead James, shopkeeper
Marsh Thomas, house agent
Watson George
Dickenson WiUiam, shoe maker
Bainbridge WiUiam, shopkeeper
Digitized by VjUUy iC
90 YEB^WAL
Vernon at. St. JohnU wood, Qifee»>rd.
WEST SIBB.
7 Jackaon John, shopkeeper
her» are WoodUiutatt,
Murrey James, obal dealer
hereUPrince't Ur,
STREETS.
[hull.]
X3 Wilkinson Matthew, sbopkee^
... here are Johrt't ttr. # tM Smlwajf ...
£A8T 81DR.
iRayBobert
3 Stothard Miss
3 Bmoe Henry Sidney
4 Cranswick George Chambers
5 Green John, cowkeeper
7 Sawyer AUred, bricklayer
Perry George, cowkeeper
Moody Mrs. Jane, laundress ^
Vernon street, Savile rt.
Wilde Thomas k Son, slate merchnts
Horsley Smith & Co. timber merchts
here it Savile^
Fox J. W. & Co. color merchants
Viear lane,
Chvrek side south to Mytongate.
I, 3 2e 3 Davis Edwin k Co. drapers &c
4 Houlton John, joiner k builder
<; Harries Abraham, marine store dealr
6 Rookledge John k Son, brnsh manf rs
7 Jackson Robert, hair dresser
here is JUytongate ,
..,..,... here isiovth Church side
li Dalton Joseph k Co. proTision dealer
Vlotoria street,
Derringham st. to iS^-ing bank,
SOUTH SIDB.
Stather Mrs. ( Victoria cottage)
I Smith Bichard, mnsic publisher
3 Lowther Michael Angeto
5 Fisher Frederick
7 Nicholson William
9 Brewis William Henry, pilot
II Brewett Thomas
13 Rogan Dominic
15 Wilson Christopher
17 Grainger Thomas Frands
19 King John, cowkeeper
21 Ingram Mrs
33 Caumbers John Henr^ Brougham
35 Havercroft George William
37 Lees William
39 Lawton William
NOKTH 8IIIK.
Hohenrein George Frederick (Der-
ringham cottage)
3 Niness Edwin, assistant anpt. to Fra-
dential Insurance Co
4 Douglas Robert
8 Blackitt George
10 Kempley Thomas
13 Waddingbam Nathaniel
14 Clark Edwin .
16 Grimoldby John
18 Atkin James, master mariner
30 Rose Charles
33 Sharp Edwin Thos. (Derringham ho)
VUU plaoe, Hestle rd.
I Jordan Charles, marble mason
8 Fountain Mrs
11 Woodhead Mrs. Mary, dress maker
13 Oeldard Thomas, shopkeeper k
beer retailer
15 Jenneson Joseph, pilot
18 Dawson William W. chief engineer
Qbapman John (Myton house)
Vincent street, Sond st.
sSmithson Mrs. Harriet, brewer
(I>n)Tidence brewery)
3 Ooffin William, tailor
here is Green pi,. »„t
4 Botberforth Thomasi tailor
5 Fox James
6 Fetch Robert, dairyman .
7 Symons Dyman, tailor
8 mU Thomas, lodging house
to Rea John, lodging house
here it AdmirtU pl,,.„i„,,,....
■„,htn u Medley it....:.
SI Monkman Mrs. Christiana, shopkpr
here is Edwards pi
34 Randerson Mrs. Maria, shopkeeper
es DesForgesSamLdock k wutoh maker
37 Bond William, insurance agent
39 Wolff William, tailor
31 Skelton Joseph, boot maker
33 Finder Mrs. EUsbeth, dress maker
34 Stephensim Thomas, rent collector
35 1.iangden Mrs. Elica, lodging house
36 Lancaster William Bobnt, gmgrocr
Walnileet tezrsoer, Fountain rd,
4 Marshall William, gardener
9 Harker William, custom house officer
t6 Brigham Monia, tailor
18 Matthews Isaac, inspector of police
33 Kemp John, bniOder
37 CrumpJohn, store keqwT
38 Dean William, saddler
WaksBflia street, Oogantt,
I Smith John, master mariner
5 Norman Daniel Ooorge
6 Whiteway John, fishsrman
8 Tbompeon WilHam Cuckerill, pilot
9 Brown Christiao Frederick
15 Howard Herbert W. commercial trrlr
1 8 Bnmton John, yard foreman for N. E.
Railway Co
34 Finney John, manager of horse de-
partment; North EastemBailwayCo
N. £. Railway Corapany'v Stables
Waloott street, Hestle rd,
I Lowther George James, blacksmith
5 White Daniel, grocer k beer retailer
9 Battarbee Christopher, shoe maker
1 1. Wood Charles, shopkeeper
13 Grayson Geoi^, butcher
>9 Speechley Jamas, shopkee^
31 Mawer William, shopkeeper
33 Deyes John, shoe maker
39 Storr Miss Annie, tailoress
49 Dawson John, 8hopkeepe^
51 Toxer John, tailor
73 Dock Edward, shopkeeper
75 Hohnes George, pork butcher
83 Kensley George, shopkeeper
85 Walker Robert G. shoe maker
91 Wren Miss Edith, draper
hereis Goultontt
3 Morley Thomas, marine store dealer
Ireland William, builder
16 Shelton Mrs. Mary Jane, dress maker
38 Conway Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker
34 Wood Anthony, shopkeeper
40 Wilson Watson, shopkeeper
4a Tebb Robert, grocer k beer retailer
54 Monfort George, greengrocer
56 Richardson Cuirles, shopkeeper
76 Booty James, shopkeeper
Nicholson Joseph, shopkeeper
Walker street. Great Ifumiton st.
B^ST SIDB.
3 Hebden Miss Emma, shopkeeper
4 Lee Mrs. Amelia, lodging hotise '
6 Layton Miss Einily, apartments
7 WhitBeld John
hereis Sett eotat
8 Saner Miss
9 Napier Robert, chief engineer
10 Eitching Ftrank
11 Hyde Mrs
13 NapierCharles Hare, second engineer
17 Richardson George, rollyman
18 Lund Rhodes, grocer
19 Carling John, fent dealer
ao Adkins Thomas, coach buiMer
33 Page Samuel, shopkeeper
35 Smith Isaac, hosier
36 Lee Thomas, shopkeeper
37 Straker Thomas, shopkeeper
38 Prior John, brush mamtfactnr^ '
39 Dales Spencer, shopkeeper
hire are Providence pi. ^ JfarthtUl't et..
i ....here is Aeuimde it,
36 Turner George, shtmkeeper
37 Nicholson Darid, hair droMer
is Bee Thomas, hosier
39 -Dusker John, toy. dealer
40 Reyland Walter, greengrocer
41 Yates William, boot k shoe repairer
46 Watkins k Brigham, painters k
paperhangers
47 Chii^>pe Jo^i, general dealer
her* it AnthoMj^i pi. /...
4B Casey Daniel, furniture dealer
50 Teanby Thomas, second engineer
here it Sarah Ann's ter.
51 Bedford John, boot k shoe miUcer
53 Nordon Mrs. Lydia, drcaa maker
53 Crofts Robert, tobacconist
MulhoUandWalter, plumber k glaaer
(i Hope terrace)
56 Frqst Alfred, secondhand clothes dlr
57 Stephenson George Bell, grocer
60 Gorman Mrs. Mary Ann, dress ma
63 Glen Andrew, beer:retailer
63 De Boer Hessel, poulterer
64 Fryer Edward, watch maker
65 Bslley Francis, shopke^ier
66 Coy Arthur James, shopkeeper
70 Claric Joseph Fnnds, builder
70 Dongfaty Walter,4wier &. undertaker
73 Kilington George, shopkeeper
76 Shorter John
78 Pool Edwaid, shoe maker
„.h«rt art Portent. Waxetiey.st, ^
HttUrd...,.!
WXSTSmB.
80 Newlore lliomaa, shepheqger
81 Eccles Geofge, grocer
83 Altham Abraham,, tea dealer
83 Garforth George, shopkeeper
84 Bland George Henry, painter fc
paperhanger
85 South Myton Liixiral Permanent
Building Society,
William Archer Wilkinson, sec
86 ic 87 Stothard James, surgeon
89 AndersonWilliam Gilliatt, bricklayer
90 Jacobs Aaron, watch ma. k jeweller
here is Providence row
96 Melling Joseph, beer retailer
99 Wade Miss Mar}- Jane, milliner
100 Winsor Gregoiy, smack owner
1 01 Sargon Mrs. AUce, pawnbndier
103 Branskey Solomon, tailor
104 Johnson Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Crescent pi. »
106 Wild John, plumber & gosfltter
here u Ebeneterpl„
107 CoUey Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
109 Clark Jabez, shopkeeper
here it West Dock ter
1 14 Rickleford James, shopkeeper
X16 Beaumont Lewis
here it ZetiaTidpl,
133 Banks John, shopkeejwr
133 Watson John, butcher
here it Addaide st
134 Cosh Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
135 Anderson John, joiner
137 Thompson Francis, fishmonger
138 Chambexs Mrs. Mary Ann, diopkpr
here is Allison ter
139 Garkson John, shoe maker
131 Stockdale David, wood turner
13a PeacockMr8.Ann Elizah. apartments
135 Edgar HeuryFrancis, chief engineer
137 Don Mrs
139 Tnke Thomas, joiner k builder
141 Sleet John, news agent
here is Pleasant pi,
14a Smith Thomas, tinplate worker
143 Islip David, boot k shoe maker
ZiOH CAI.VINI8T CaAPBL
14s Lee Thomas, stone mason
146 Bums Miss Elizabeth, shopkeeper
147 Smith John, china k glass dealer
150 Taylor Mrs. Hannah, apartments
here is Albert pi
153 Lei^ton Mra. Caroline, apartmenta
154 Horaon John, chief aiBosr
156 Adder George, naturalist
158 Leaoh Alfred J. boot k shoe repairer
159 Wright Mrs
160 Tate Oeo.bair, dresser k tobaocoaist
here it Jan* st...... '. .
161 Queen's Head p.k. Joshua Kend^
163 Lowther Heaiy, shopkeeper
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165 Jaram Charles, proriaion dealer
Toaog Mias M. B. dreaa iaaker
(Coitorg cottage)
Waller atreet (late ITaft Btad
iant), McUenias rd.
3 IVaon Sanmel, fnrnitnre .broker
*«rii»Jo*» fFUlianu i>l.„..„.
9 Cooper Robert, Joiner
i*rtUUtopa'tpl........,„.
16 Shepherd Joaeph, fishmonger
10 Boberts Edinn, oool dealer
Myers John, greengrocer
ao Hill Thomas, shopkeeper
20 Elliott Danid, shopkeeper
J>eTt art Ammu^s A HaroUCt fer...
Brigfiam Jamea^snopkeeper
..here ia ff^alter'i ter. „.
Bobinson Walter, shopkeeper
here ia Mleakm'i s<
WaUlker «tt««t, ytvnngUm.
Osbome John, chimnejr sweeper (The
Cottage) ... „ .
QoDgh George, dispenser to the
Infirmary ,
Viddas Bichard Dodd, artist
HodiDK Mrs. Anne, dres» vaker.
16 Champion Peter
33 Wright Mrs. Sarah, apartments
33 Banderson George John
zt&desUrs
Walmalwy atxeet.
Spring bank to Leonard si.
SIDE.
t Foster Mrs
3 Holmes Joseph
4 Walker Thomas, commiadoo agent
8 SimpsoD Roberttoommereial lasTellar
9 Lambert John Bobinson, ngpoasor k
collector of queen's taxes
10 Johnson Mrs
u Haminingway William
13 Carrick Peter
15 Donning Miss
16 Jt 17 Ward Philip Henry, painter £
paperhaxiger
16 Jt 17 Hoolton George, bricklayer
iSSpenoer Jamea
18 Tirry Daniel Henry, watch maker
so AUinfTton Bobert
21 Wilkmson Miss
33 btfield Charles, ooal dealer
24 Sewlove John Williami, painter
25 Watson John, an>halter
26 Chester Joaeph, batcher
27I Tkykir James, cooper
28 Wdboam Mrs. Eliu, apartments
here it Ouuiatte et.
33 Dorman William, commercial travelr
34 Shq>herd Herbert, ahoe maker
here u HamuUiteT
36 Watson George, shopkeeper
... — . — hertie Walmkegter.
38 Wilson Jamea, shopkeeper
39 Hooston Bobort
here it Lemuard it
>S8T SIDS..
43 Breaker Kdward, teacher of music
Major Bobert, shoe maker, 1 1 .iUUon
Daws George, bricklayer, 10 f terr
47 West Cfaas. Wm. shopkpr. Jc beer rtlr
49 Kendall George, cab owner
53 Johnson Waium, teaches p( maaic^
54 BolaDsoD James, shopkeefer
55 Shadforth WiBiam Georgp
56 BtacUmm George
57 Bobinsoa Mrs
59 Cnmtnll hotel, John G«org«. Atkia
~ ...hereia Shakeapearett„..^.,i,„i,
60 (hnt Leritt Unsdale, shopkesMr .
61 Brown William, fomitare dealer
SiTlionipaon William
&4 Edgar AodrewWilaon.pDbljshers' ag^
...» ,..here ia Milton at.^
65HaIl James
66 Pinchbeck Isaac, oommiesioa agieat
^9 ^^^bnt Johm china It gbna dea£)r
^..^.hertU Qmeatuek at j,,.,^.,.„...
70 Lyon John Dicken, oorametct brsvlr.
71 Honiabaa Mias
73 KiM>ml«y Mrs
74,AtkinMrs
75 Askam John Fairbum
••1 ......here ia firing ianh.,
Wattluuii aferaet, Chariot it.'
i Spikins Benjamin, cabinet maker
3 Codner John, painter k |>aperhangr
3 Ic 4Mayfield John Woodall.pawnbrkr
Yonng Jc Akrigg,' ironmongers
7 Walford William G«o. furniture dealr
" here ia-AMoH-ef......
8 Grant'William Henrv, clothes dealer
here ia Josepk'a pl..„:
9 Higginson Mrs. Harriet, dras* ma
jp Leahinsky Marks, tailor' '
1 1 Short Miss Jane, clothes dealer
..here ia Soteliu^f Grtmct...;
13 Bowling.Greeu tarem, Jamea Martin
TBmbidl < '
15 Winn Edward, cab proprietor
17 Edgill Mrs
Bichsrdson & Sons, cabinet works
.^.....,,...here ia School at,..
19 Jenkinson Thas.rftfrsshment controtr
Wbslbyjln Mbthooist Ckspsi. . . . »
.. Young & Akrigg, wholesale immngrs
Walton St. Aidab}! roadf Ntmagto*.
WBSTSIDK.
7 Bobson Frederick, plumber
9 Turner Samnel^ manager
17 Hanton David, cool dealpr - .
19 Mawer Mrs. Sally, laundress
33 Graham Miss Jane, diesi'maker
35 Smith & Atkinson, butdiers
39SteeleMra
3r Gardner George
35 Pullan Misses
39 Harrison Beubsn, mafaagar
. Chambers HearyWandby (Arctic ril)
57 Brickmakers* Arms p.r. Josei^Oard-
, . ham, k blacksmith >
59 Burrell John, shopkeeper
61 Swales Bobert, shopkeeper
63 Curtis Mark, shopkeeper
69 Graham Miss Mary Jane, dress ma
71 Lawrence Alfred, shopkeeper
75 Souter George, shopkeeper
79 Barker Thomas, boot t shoe maker
Walton St. FaisBrrBBuM Mission
Hix&
here ia Longden at
^ 81 Fryer John Henry, watch k clock
i . maker
83 Fleming Miss
85 Finder Jonathan •
87 Bellatti George Henry
91 Calam Miss
93 Midgley Joseph
113 Norton James, beer retailer
115 Wilkinson WiUiam Hy. shopkpr. ke
.^..hereie }FaUonter....
Webster William, bricklayer
here ia Perter'a rou.
here ia Serrj/'a ten ,.,.....
145 Berry Mrs
hereia Lee'a walk.....
I j7 Bentley Francis Bobinson, shoplqir
197 Webb John, insurance agent
Statiiers William (Burn's cottage)
337. Wi^ren Mrs. Emma, laundress
339 Wilson John, shopkeeper 1 . ■.
here are CoUier'a buildiifga..,^....
331 Collier John, joiner
333 Hudson Timothy Smitbaon, painter
(Eastflekl house)
BeetQurillti Becreation Grounds
George hotel, Abraham Wm. Duck
, hereia Spring Head road,
Warwick stzvet, Drypool.
33 i; 34 Baper Samuel, shopkeeper
37 Osbom Charles, shopkeeper
..,.,..^.,.Jtert it.Thomaa «(...,.... ^
. AxikMB Thomas,, grocer .
Mere ia MerriMa fir
Burton Mrs. Eliza, shopkeeper ' '
here iaAuatin ter.
WAIi— WAT 91
49 Jolrdan John, shcpkeoper . .
hire are Jenmngi Jf fVaneiek tert.
^ Emily at..... '....,
Waaaand 8tr«et, Heasle road,.
a Nicholson Frank, butcher
S Wilson Thomas, pilot
j6 Waller John Thomas, picture dealer'
33 Couzins William, shopkeeper
34 Clske William, shopkeeper
36 Berry Christopher, agent to the Pru-
dential Assurance Qo
38 Dent Alfred, shoe maker
30 Sampson Mrs. Phoebe, shopkeeper
33 Bamster Wm. secondhand clothes dlr
34 Stdnes Frederick, fishmonger
36 Levy Mrs. Ann, shopkeeper
43 Bough William, fried fish dealer
44 Nevis Bobert, marine store dealer
46 Turner Bobert, shoe maker
50 Steele John, glass {c. china dealer
53 Moses James 3- tinner
53 Moses Mrs. Ann, dress maker
58 Usher Robert, tailor
60 Hamshaw William, shopkeeper
63 BUckmore Mrs. l^ry, shopkeeper
70 Dant Mrs. Maria, grocer
73 Stephenson Bictuun, shopkeeper
80 Woodward Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
hereia Qwdtqn at
go Lamb William, shoe maker
96 Easingwood Bobert, shopkeeper
II Locey Thomas, shopkeeper
15 Haywood William, umbrella maker
17 Lengfield. William
19 Wood Charles Edwin
35 Booth WiUiam, shopkeeper
37 Gawthorp Wm. grocer & beer retsiiler
35 Bro'wn John, grocer & beer Tetailer
53 Hornby ilrs. Annie £. shopkeeper
55 liSvitt Edwwd, shopkeeper
57 Peel Ambrose, shopkeeper
59 Ledgard Benjamin, shopkeeper
79 Allen Ezekiet, greengrocer
Wassand Arms f.h. George Heath
85 Jackson David, grocer .
87 Hescritt Benjamin, dairyman
Watarhauaa Ituia, Carr la.
WKST SIDE.
I Cook Edward John, wholesale k re-
tail hosier & haberdasher
3 Johnson Thomas John, tobacconist
4 Hudson Bichard Thos. confectioner
5 Smith William Henr}', tobacconist
6 Smith Henry Thornton, fruiterer
7 Brown William, fish merchant
8 Crown k Anchor p.h. G'eorge Silabon
8 Ferraby k Hare, riissia 'mat k bag
importers
Port of Hull Society's Sailors' Or-
Orphans' Home (Office),
John William Day, sec
9 Port of Hull ^lociety for the Be',
ligions Instruction of Seamen,
John WiUiam Day, sec
9 Hull Branch of the Shipwrecked
FishetmeD k Mariners' Boysl
Banevolant Sodtty,
. John William Day, agent
9 Naval k Military Bible Society's
Depdt, . John Wm. Day, agent
II Phillipson Wm. Edwd. provisiondlr
Asrs it Osionw «t
14 Lamb AJCnd, hair dresser
15 Gordon Alfred, clothier
16 Kingston Model Lodging House
17 Dunn Charles, provision dealer
18 BfaKkman Bd. Bobinson, confectioner
19 Dixon W. H. k Co. lamp maaufrs
30 Victoria taTem,Fraiik HobaonWalker
..here ia Soper at
34 Stmie Morris, tailor '
35 Losby Martin, beer retailer
36 Oleulow, Dibb k Co. maltsters ■
36 Shapero Myer, outtltter -
37 Bergman Samuel, tailor
here ia Jamtifa et ..;.;.
37! 9n>irn Joseph, outfitter
38 Bolton Peter, plumber & gtacier
39 Oudinsr StejMien, iron merchant
....A<r> M TniuUtit t
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Watebhouse LANS — continaed.
30 Boyal William f.h. William Morris
33 Liazenby Seth, shoe maker
33 Bobrich Mrs. Aug:usta, clothes dealer
here is John's ji
36 Cohen Marks, boot k shoe maker
39 & 40 Chtrk Geo.tc Sons, coppersmiths
43 Hall John, shoe maker
45 Boubert Shachna, hair dresser &c
here are Mj/ton sL 4' Vastiest
Earle's Ship Building k Engineering
Co. Lira. (Junction foundry),
Samuel Mason, sec
Slater Brothers, -wholesale grocers
Bentley Bros, auctioneers k valuers
Punch hotel. Edward Hall
Waterlco (trest, Charles st.
WKST SIDE.
here is Sichmond ter
I Walker Charles, seedsman
3 Jackson Edward, greengrocer
5 Shurlcy Christian, pork butcher
7 Longden Frederick, tin plate worker
9 Train John Edward, paperhanger
here i/t Liddell st
13 Smith Miss Ann, draper
15 Haverlock George Wm. fishmonger
17 Boss William, prorision dealer
hei'e is Woodbine ler
19 Jackson David, shopkeeper
31 Howdle William Cooke, hosier Sec
33 Hyland Bobert Tbos. provision dealer
25 W ardle John, fruiterer
here is Tower^s ter
37 Norton Bichard, butcher
39 Clarkson John, watch maker
here is Norton ter
3S k 37 Hewitt William, baker k grocer:
EAST SIDE.
I Taylor Alfred, beer retailer
3 Watson Harry, butcher
4 Woodbridgc Joseph, furniture broker
6 Bentley Bi)bcrt William, hairdresser
8 Matson John, newsagent
10 Hall Chirles, grocer
Wall Lettek Box
here is Liddell st
13 Chapman Walter, grocer
14 Bolton Peter, oil & lamp dealer
16 Faunthorp Mrs. Mar)', shopkeeper
hei'e is Bowes ter
18 Walker Thomas, shopkeeper
here is Sarah Ann ter.
34 Smedley George, nail maker
38 Varley Christopher, shopkeeper
Swift Chas. shoe ma. 1 1 Arthur's ter
30 Crystal hotel, George G. Morfitt
Waterloo at. north, S^cann's estate.
WEST srDE.
Waterloo st. to Rose st
113 Wharram William, builder
here is Wero ter
135 Wigclsworth George A. taker
here is Lome aven
137 Hornby Artley, pawnbroker
133 Humberetone MTS.Bnth,shopkeeper
here is Leo ter
135 Gladstone William, fish dealer
137 Jej-nes Philip George, botcher
139 Coliinson Andrew, grocer
here is Charlotteter
141 Grasby Mrs. Jane, furniture dealer
143 Bums Mrs. Clementina, shopkeeper
145 Smith Mrs. Maria, shopkeeper
here is Edward ter
147 Carr George Henry, toy dealer
169 Allison £dward,custom house officer
171 Brocklebank John, boot maker
hire is Albert ter
173 Longfellow Thomas, shopkeeper
17s Shaw Mrs
176J Longden Frederick, tinner
177 Linsley George, general dealer
179 Atkinson William, builder
i8x Goodman Mrs
183 Sowery Jennie, second hand clothes
dealer
here is Florence terraee
185 Crawforth Charles, shopkeeper
STREETS.
167 Gardham William, shopkeeper
189 Leadley John, glass k china dealer
197 Wilson Michael, boot maker
301 Hosking Mrs. Sarah Ann, milliner
303 Mawer George, linen draper
here is Fountainrd
319 Anderson Mrs
331 Fossey Bobert Arthnr, gardener k
asphalter
here is Picturesque ter
Bichardson Wm. Hy.^
commercial trvllr.i x,,-^ „„„„
OaytonHy. Easting, ^''t^""
butcher, 2 icwovo
Johnson Mrs 5 J
333 Cooper William Henry, shopkeeper
337 Ling George, joiner k builder
339 Ardley Wm. Bamford, shopkeeper
335 Langrick Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner
237 Dean James
here is Vemo itr
339 Shaw Henry, shopkeeper
341 Hodgson Mrs. Wra. ladies' seminary
243 Oliver Miss Annie, dress maker
249 Marshall Miss Annie, dress maker
here is Napoleoh's ter.
351 Stuart J, shopkeeper k beer retailar
237 Arundel Mrs
259 Wright James, confectioner
259 Wright Mrs. Charlotte, day school
east sidk.
here is Rose st
106 Strafford George, commission agent
108 Anthony William, boot maker
130 Dizon Mrs. Mildred, grocer
here is Lome st
132 Nalyor John William, grocer
124 Carlton Miss Edith Ellen, mi'k dlr
126 Fearn George, draper
130 Mnrdock Mrs. Elizabeth, milliner
132 Tether William Henry, ironmonger
134 Simpson Appleby Wm. greengrocer
136 Wilkinson John, glass k china dealer
....here is Bright side aven
138 Batty John, coal merchant
140 Lilley JoKph
150 Sargent John, dyer
153 Barnett James, draper
here is Loraine ter
154 Lingard Mrs. Ann, pork batcher
156 Harrison William, dyer
160 Nash Josiah, shopkeeper & beer rtlr
here is Walter's ter
163 Twidale Joseph, greengrocer
164 Featherson John, hair dresser
166 Wormald William, joiner
166 Altham Abraham, tea dealer
here is Lime tree aven
170 Bcckworth Francis
173 Wilson William, painter
174 Overton Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
here is Emily's ter
180 Hall John, tailor
183 Matthews Henry, coal dealer
186 BotteriU George, joiner
188 Phillipson Francis, tailor
192 Hodgson John, provision dealer
194 Smith Thomas, fruiterer
here is Fountain rd ,
196 Pearson Berridge, greengrocer
198 Smith Robert, }-east dealer
here is Ocean pi
208 Lockyer Thomas, cowkeeper
212 Waine William, greengrocer
here is Ligny ter
314 Foster William, shopkeeper
.... here are Blucher ^ Waterloo ters
222 Peal Misa
328 Pearson John, pilot
230 Hird Drewry, bailder
232 Newby William, confectioner
Waterworks at. Chariot st. to Savile
St. 4 Junction st.
KOBTH SIDE.
1 March of Intellect P. a. William
Frank Tadman
2 Gibson Miss Harriet, pawnbroker
here is Fishwiek's yard.
3 Wales Alfred, bookseller
4 BorriU Wilson, baker
7 Hohemien Geo. Fredk. pork batcher
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8 Greayer Joseph, butcher
9 Williams Mrs. Frances, fruiterer
10 Wolfenden William, hosier k glover
11 Sharps John Kime, hair dresser
here is Blue Bell yard
13 Carlton hotel, William W. Gill
12 k 13 Lancaster k Co. clothiers
14 Hart Wm. who. k retail tobacconist
15 Cook John Thomas, watch maker
16 Procter John, Adelphi temp, hotel
18 Stewart Andrew, greengrocer
19 Poulsen Emil, tobacconist
, here is Wells yard
CornellHarry,shoeng.8mth. ^
Fattinson George William, ( WelU
coffee roaster, / yard
Pyrah&Flo werday.brsfndrs. J
20 Batters A. k Co. umbrella mnfrs. Sk;
21 Wittman George, pork butcher
22 Watson John Ckmke, watch maker
23 Dalling George Fraser, grocer
24 Baynes James, chemist
34 Bergman Lewis Henr}', dentist
25 Bobson Edward, maltster k brewer
35 Garton Bobert, boot k shoe maker
26 Earl of Durham f.h. Henry Byal
27 Gillott William, hatter
38 Lord Londesboroogh f.h. James
Wilson Gibson
here are Savile ^ Junction sts
8OCTH SIDE.
31 Marks Lewis k Sons, watch makers
k jewellers
r Hare Hy. brush k baskt. wareho
3a&33'< Post k Money Obder Office
( k Savings Bank
34 CUrke Alfred k Co. clothiers
35 Halley William Marshall, boot nutkr
36 Sandbrook Daniel, hosier & glover
37 Martindale Fred Wm. stationer
38 Grocock Ebenezcr, hair dresser
39 Little John & Co. who. tobacconists
40 Turner William, tailor
41 Lennard Geo. Hy. india rubber mer
Jure is Engine st
43 Tiger, No. iF.H.Mrs.Elizh. Stephenson
43 BorriU Chas. fishmonger k game dlr
44 Fawcett John k Son, leather belting
manufacturers
45 liaggs John k Co. milliners 8tc
46 Nottingham Thomas, dentist
46 Highmoor Geo.S.chemist k druggist
47 Walton Joseph James, ironmonger
48 Canb)' John Sharp, tobacconist '
49 Shallcross Chas. Alexander, hatter
50 McDonald Richard, dining rooms
51 Archbold John, boot k shoe maker
52 k 53 Kirkpatrick Thomas, grocer
Waverley place, Waverley st.
3 Ward Frederick, custom house officer
5 Rushforth Charles
7 Belding Henry John, chief officer
Waverley street, Cogan st.
SOCTK SIDB.
Bell John Pearson h.d., j.p. physi-
cian (Waverley house)
I iSands John, shopkeeper
3 Mason George, manager
5 Jewitt Peter, pilot
9 Hewland Charles
1 1 Potter Joseph, smack owner
13 Holt Lonis, jeweller
IS Richards Thos.Fras.marine surveyor
17 Cuttill James, master mariner
19 Sawyer Bobert Morley
31 Husted Edward, ship broker
33 Hance William
35 Ward Pearson, master mariner
37 Homer Jacob k Co. yeast manofrs
37 Martin John
here are JJmry's tuildings
45 Richards James
47 Butler James, market keeper
here is Waverley j
49 Ashton Mrs
51 Rial Richard, grocer
55 Leighton Thomas, shoe maker
Dizon David, who. fruit & potato dlr
61 Brown Samaial, baker
63 Forth William, printer Sc bookbinder
Digitized by VjUUV IC
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STREETS.
69Hnnt Bobert, brewer k maltsterlisBeinholdCharle* Jacob, teacher of
(Lion brewery) I mainc
71 Hamlyn John, miller 1 14 Charlton William
71 Hamlyn Misaes Mary E. k Annie, 1 15 Smith Fred, grocer
ladies' school
73 Reoontf Mra-Hannah, ladies' school
77 Wilson Charles
79 Johnson William, master mariner
81 Clarke Charles, stevedore
here in Harriet's pi.
89 Wainwright Sichard, beer retailer
97 Hoofe Thomas, draper
109 Oaik William, cowkeeper
III Pritchett John Thomas, tinner
KOBTB 8LDI.
here is Victoria fl.
12 Brace Mrs. Sarah Ann, apartments
16 Fratson William
here is Ocean ter
3D Gibson George
32 Smith John, ship steward
here is Manchester pi
43 Loekwoud Thomas, cattle dealer
44 Richardson Francis, (rcnch polisher
here is Great Thornton st
48 Lodge George, general dealer
50 Morrell William
53 Rejmidds George Cade, school
54 Dndding Darid, master mariner
56 Stringer Mrs. Ann, dress maker
here areHessU Read buildings
58 Leadbeater Joseph, bldr. k nndertakr
68 Waodby Mrs. Elizabeth, lodging ho
70 Quest George, shopkeeper
7a Waddingham Mra.SaTaIi,apartment8
74 Wilbnrn Henry
here is Amity pi
76 Gray Miss Mary Julia, pawnbroker
78 Manian John, chief engineer
80 Hewson Jas. second hand clothes dlr
82 GreaTcs Henry
84 Watkins Henry, fnmiture broker
here are W'ray's Imildings
88 Manley Thos. boot k shoe repairer
90 Bailey William, furniture dealer
here is Oeort/e's place
92 Eckman Mrs. Theresa, bmsh dealer
98 Jefferson Miss Jane Isabel, school
Wawne st. Clarendon st. Spring bank.
NORTH SIDE.
I Whitehead Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper
aPetfieldMrs
3 Jones Heni^
..here u Wawat ter.
4 Botham George
6 Bateman Robinson, drapers' agent
here is Sutton st
6 Donghty Mrs. Maria, shopkeeper
7 Johnstone Mark, shoe maker
8 Fryer John
SOCTR SIDB.
10 Bilton Frederick
11 Walker Frederick
Megaon John B. painter k paperhngr,
(11 Cambridge terrace)
13 Simpson Alfred
14 Meggitt Mrs
15 Ingham Mrs
16 Appleyard Mrs
17 Morton William
here is Oxford ter.
Board School
here is Clarendon st
15} Mihier Vickerman,stairca8C bnilder
j6 Rothwell John, baker
17 Lister Thomas, boot maker
18 Bainbridge Williain,market gardener
19 Cole Mrs. Emma, stocking inannfr
ao Suthert Et. Jn. custom house officer
31 Colton Thomas, commercial traveller
33 Clark Easten Charles, manager
33 HoUis Henry, commission agent
34 Danby Reuben, commercial traveller
36 Nayler Harriey, commercial traveller
37 Simpson Wm. Watson, commrd. trav
38 Sergeant Mrs
39 Mackie John, custom house officer
30 & 31 Allman Edward, fruiterer &c
3a Duncum Henry Lewins, general dealr
33 Cowham William, news agent
33 Cowham Miss Harriet, dress maker
here.is Mason's ter
34 Cork Thirtle, shoe maker
35 Hotson William Eli, tailor
36 Smith Mn
36 Genner Bev. Enoch [Methodist New
Connexion]
37 Onnsworth Wm.Wentworth,shopkpr
Padley Mrs. (4 Ellen's terrace)
39 Hunter Henry
41 j( 43 Harrison John, pork butcher
43 Thompson Thomas, shopkeeper
44 Dibb James Taylor, bookkeeper
45 Wilson Edward, gardener
46 Drory Louis
here are Ped st. ^ CranboKnte st..,.
NORTH SIDB.
here is Leicester st
47 Sanders Henry, tailor's cutter
48 Stoneboase Thomas
50 Hyde Edward, joiner
51 James Charles, commercial traveller
53 Thompson Benjamin
53 Kirke George, chemist & druggist
54 Harwood James, master mariner
55 Lewis Mrs
S&A, Wing Edward, cab proprietor
56 Parkin Mrs
58 Doughty William, schoolmaster
59 Oliver William John, schoolmaster
60 Taskcr Wm. grocer k beer retailer
here is All Saints st
61 Chadwick Walker, boot ma.& shoe dlr
Willman Robert, marble mason (3
Arthur's terrace)
63 Backhouse John, butcher
63 Mortier Wva. Robt. fried fish dealer •
64 Barker John, builder
65 Cook George, builder
here is IVaterlooter
Smith Miss Maria, dress maker (5
Waterloo terrace)
66 Lilley Henry John, shoe maker
67 Newell Mrs
68 Waterloo tavern, William Guant
here is Derby st
69 Hurd Mrs. Rebecca, shopkeeper
70 Jeflerson Fred. Jn. master mariner
here is Hudson'ster
71 Brown Mrs
74 Harvey Henry, wine k beer retafler
lure is Beverley rd
WalUnston I*ne, Beverley road.
SOUTH SIDB.
here is Grosvenor st
1 Howarth George O'Brien (Grosvenor
cottage)
2 Waite Joaeph, batcher
3 Wright John, carter
4 Wataon Mrs
5 Taylor Besamont, csnfcctioner
6 Kiik Bobert, ciddler
here is Xelsonter.
7 Downs Thomas Henry, builder
9 Fsniding Joseph, draper
■0 Lindnp Thomas,cnstom house officer
It Borkituhaw Miss Ann Betsey, dre^
maker
12 Frodin Alexander, grocer
WAW— WES 93
6 Forley Ic Co. shipping agents
6 Fnrley William k Richard Lee,
hemp k tar merchants
here is Pier st
7 Granby inn, George William Riley
8 Epworth Edward, hair dresser
9 & 17 Hardaker James, general carrier
10, 1 1 & 13 Lawrence William Hill, ale
k porter merchant
Wellinotok Chambers : —
Bower k Thornton, tin plate mers
Bean Mark, shipping agent
Humber Steam Shipping Co
Manners k Co. rope merchants
BoYAL Chambers : —
Bass k Co. ale stores,
Wallace Drury, agent
Wilbnrn Edwin k Son, coal mers
I Dearman Saml. steamship owner
7 ft 8 Tinder George Banks, wool bro
9 ft 10 Redfern John ft Co. steam
ship owners
Collen Jas. Wm. commission agent
13 Button Thomas S. shell flsh dealer
here is fCetlington mai-t .-.
14 Maw Edward, cooper
here is Queen St.
BOOTH SIDE.
30 Gibson Richard, Kshmonger
31 Tattersall James, yeast importer
33 Young James ft Son, rag merchants
34 Brown, Tougood ft Co. timber mers
35 Perkins Capt. Robert Crispen S.iow,
marine surveyor
26 Chapman Joseph, master mariner
37 Fish John, waterman
38 Uollingsworth William
31 ft 33 SmithBenj.T.plumber&gasfitter
here IS Pier st
33 Bee John Henry, optician
37 Midgley Emanuel, yeast importer
37,Whitworth Phillip Hy. yeast im|mrter
37 Allen A. E.ftCo.consuItingen^eers
Alien A. E. consulting engineer
38 Rawson ft Robinson, fruit merchants
here is Minerva ter
Rogers John Henry, sail maker
(Minerva terraced
Goole Steam Shipping Co. Lim.
William Henry Wheelwright, agt.
(8 Minerva lerrace)
Smith P. ft Co. yeast importers
Greenwood Henry, yeast agent
Jenkins Bobert, yeast agent
Finder Jonathan, fruit merchant
Phillips Thomas, fish merchant
Yarmouth Packet Office,
E. Haller, agent
Hamer Mrs. ft Sons, fruit merchants
Pearson William, yeast agent
WelUngton mart, Huniber st.
5 Botham Richard, tailor
7 Gibson Robert, joiner
14 Carroll Mrs. Mary Jane, shopkeeper
here is WMinytonst...,
WeUlngton street. Queen st.
NORTH SIDB.
Sykes' Head p.h. Edward Crawford
3 Levett Alfred, ship broker
3 Barker Samuel, cooper
4 Roberts William, beer retailer
4 Bygott Herbert jas. yeast importer
5 Kimmond, Emcs ft Co. ship ft insur-
ance brokers
5 Cockerline W. H. ft Co. coal exportrs
5 Latos George ft W. ship brokers
6 Fellows ft Farley, canal carriers
Wellington street west, west side
of Humber Dock lock to Albert dock.
Gray Thos. ft Co. steam tug owners
Daglish Joseph, yeast importer
Goole Pilot OBioe,
P. Jewitt ft W. Fratson, pilots
Headspith Edward, fish merchant
Hutton W. J. S. shell fish salesman
Booker Hy. ft Co. steam tug owners
Bowman George, fish merchant
Peek & Carmichael, marine sur-
veyors ftc
Manchester, Sheffield ft Lincolnshire
Railway Goods Station,
Wm. Dabb, man. (Limekihi crk)
'West paiade.
Spring bank to Londesborough st.
EAST SIDB.
^Foster Miss Elizabeth Ann, dress mi
Adamson Thomas James, tinplate
worker (Eagle terrace)
3 Pattison John, chimney sweeper
4 Houghton George, shopkeeper
5 Saddler Robert, commercial traveller
7 Jeckills Charles, cowkeeper
9 Stubley Stonnet, commission agent
II Chesterfield John, cowkeeper
13 Habbershaw Robert ft Son,joiner8tc
13 Ambler James, woollen draper
15 Tindle Francis, cowkeeper
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WSR FASAOV— «OllttinM& ■ ■
j6.6oU<teiii. baoc ' -
i8 Linnekei-John -
Baed Mrs. Elizabeth, -dress maker
(3 CarbaiToa terrace)
19 Brown. Johni greengrooer
ao Marahall Kias Hairnet, dre« maker
Grlmston William, ahoe maker (18
Aahbonrne terraoe) - '
33 Patcbett William, shopkeeper
34 Hadirill John McLean, paperhanger
Hraarth Ger-rtre, coal dealer (la.
HJll's terrace)
3| Noble Mrs. Mattha, shopkeeper
ao Young Charles Joseph, snoe maker
38 Melton Jamesy shoe maker
39 Foreman Henry John, shopkeeper
30 Bobinson Conyers, blackgmith
3t Roberts Mrs
3a Wood John Thomas, hair dresser
Wing Thos. ' shoe ma. 1 1 '
Wing Miss Mary Loath,
muliner, 11
33 Smith William Ridsdale, butcher
34 Belt Mrs. Catherine, haberdasher
36 Hind William, cowkeeper
37 Pearson George, greengrocer
Staveley Henry Thomas, tailor (19
Ockley terrace)
39 Dean Robert, baker
htre i* Henry's <<r
40 Brown James Kengingham,famiture
broker
41 Collier William, pork bateher
lure M MUst^t l»r.: .....'
42 Jackson Henry Inrin, shopkeeper
hereit Horsham ter
• Bomnsn George, tailor, '"J rr™
Hudson Mrs. Martha, dress l^'
maker, I9 f ^^™
JacksonMTs.Ann, dress ma.i3J'
44 Penrose John, shopkeeper
45 Uammoad George Chas. toy dealer
46 Heeaon Christiana, grocrr
47 Pelirose John, bricklayer
here is dara ter........
■)w
alter's
terrace
STUEE^rS.
99 Gain George, shoe maker
Pinder Mias Sarah Jane, (!rtS8'n|isker|
(6 Cromwell terrace) 1
tc^ McDonnold Mrs. Hannah, pswnbkr
loa Wood Tom
103 Burton Thomas, coal dealer . ,
105 Jtlassah John W. master mariner
107 Garbnti Mrs. Margaret, dress ma
109 IVmsdn John William, shopkeeper
no AtHn lliomas, eartman-
1 1 1)- Robinson Walter, joiner
1 13 Thompson Mrs. EUzabetb, cab
proprietor
ri3 Pickering Edward, bricklayer
Todd William Cavill, johier .
Bubbings George Alfred, painter
Jordan James, stone mason '
1 14 Nelson John
115 Gay Edward Napoleon
116 Hey Mrs. Martha, dress maker
117 KeU Misses
119 Percy James, cowkeeper
133 Oaris Harry, rate collector
124 Tether Chas. Edwin, school master
12$ Reed Milner, bricklayer
136 Dales Mrs
here is firing tank
[nnix]
30-Cooper Mrs. Anhi^ beer retailer
33 Freeman Jowph,.lDdging honso
34 Kelly Israel, fiimituTe leaker
36 k 38 Lundy John, furniture broker
40 Lyons Joseph, bookseller
43 Sonmsn Eaiwd. marine store dealer
here is Wdre^s court ^
44 Freedman David,second hand clothier
here is Samuel's place
48 Foreman William, shoemaker
50 BooriU Joseph, bajcer
here is Cross st _
5a Foreman Wm. Henry, clothes dealer
54 Scott Edwin, baker
56 Smith John, lodging house
..Jure are Jfark square ^ Srook *t.^..
60 k 6a Cane Edward, second band
clothier
here it Regent's square...
66 Marshall Benjamin, fishmonger
here is Albion place
69 Moss John, tripe dealer
70 Cooper Matthew, shoeing smith
...hire is Hopp's court
WMt
rd. to
50 Grange Mrs. Jane, apartments
51 Shanks George, gnnicner
S3 Wilkinson Mrs. Eden, shopkeeper
Iiereis Bote's ter
Danby Geo. shoe ma. (15 Bate's tor)
5.^ M'bite John, greengrocer
56 Marshall Wm. Henry, watch maker
57 Burton John, greengrocer
57 Bowes George, painter
58 Watkis James
59 Firth Miss Laura, dress maker
60 Gamiss Thos.Myers,commerol.trBvlr
63 Corlyon Henry Joy, reporter
64 Keightley Mrs. Harriett, shopkeeper
here is Londesborouyh at.,
WEST SIDE.
66 Arundel William
66 Walton John, smack owner
67 Hodgson William
70 Haris Thomas, teacher of music
70 Havis Mrs. Elizabeth, dress maker
73 Livingston Mrs
76 Read Robert, shc^keeper
79 Saunby Edward, dmggist
82 k 83 Watts Robt. gkss & china dlr
84 Scaife Mrs. Ann, tripe dresser
85 .Sellers Tom, painter
88 Hall John, fiahmonger
88^ Marsliall John, whitesmith
89 Morley Henry, bricklayer &c
89 Harrison Geo. painter k paperhanger
90^ Mnor Samuel, boot maker
91 Simmonds Lather, shopkeeper
90 Jordan William, ironmonger
Weslet.^k Cmapbi,
90 (ragan James Henry (assistant pay-
master. Royal Nary)
91 Xeal Edwin, shoe maker
92 Smart Alfred, beer retailer
94 (iroulstme Henry, hair dresser
93 Bedford Henry, shopkeeper
Weat Btisat, i Prospeet ft.
sotrrH SIDE.
I Sands Thomas, furniture broker
3 Rose & Crown p.H.Woodmancy Miles
7 Thomes John, jnn. herring dealer
9 Stratford John Robert, cabinet ma
II Kennedy WilUam, lodging honse
11} Gray Wm. k Co. lead k glass mere
•3 Kennedy William, umbrella maker
15 Cawkwell Harry, eating house
17 Reynolds Wm. Henry, bill poster
19 Marris Christopher, fishmonger
31 Meek Mrs. Hannah Maria, beer retlr
33 C^ulin Peter, clothes dealer
35 Snnman John, shoe maker
37 Grant John, shoe maker
39 Raler John Ftancis, shoe maker
31 Curling James, greengrocer
33 Sunman John, lodging house
here are Stubb't buildings
35 Snddaby Miss Ann, shopkeeper
37 Parkinson Mrs. Maria, greengrocer
39 ItaaOD Miss Henrietta, dining rooms
here is South st
41 Westoby Geo. stationer k toy dealer
43 Lncas William, furniture broker
45 RichardsonJn. William furniture brkr
here is Victoria square
47 Murphy James, second hand clothier
49 Smith William, greengrocer
51 Coulson Homer,secnnd hand clothier
50 Birks Samuel, iron broker
here it Emma place
55 Gleeson Patrick, clothes dealer
57 Walker James Henry, butcher
61 Noble Thomas, provision dealer
6s k 67 Sinclair George, greengrocer
69 Cartridge William, blacksmith
75 Fallon Jn. Redmond, marine store dlr
here is Brockat
77 Garbntt Mrs. Hannah, shopkeeper
•■ here is Charles place
79 Walker Thomas, beer retailer
81 Hill Mrs. Sarah, second hand clothier
here is West st. court.
83 Stonehouae Francis, tobacco pipe ma
85 Lawton William, shopkeeper
here is Skater's rovj
...here are Station place ^ Colliera st.
NOBTH SIDE.
3 Ic 4 McLonghlin William, clothes dlr
8 Seagull Aaron, pawnbrdier
10 Burns Mrs. Mary, shopkeeper
Fbimitive Methodist Chapei,
13 Cartwright Thomas Stainton, grocer
Jiere is Burden st
14 Falcon p.u. John Casey
16 Dobson Mrs. Catherine, second hand
clothier
1 1 8 Leak Lohn, baker
20 Sunman John, furniture broker
here is Trinity st 134 Snnman Thomas, marine store dealer
96 Whitton John, grocer 36 Lill William, lodging house
98 Botta Joseph, shopkeeper 28 Cavanagh Mrs. Winifred, shopkeeper
Sock Kvanae, HrssU
West Dock St.
WEST SIDE.
4 Oliver Mrs. Sarah E. pawnbroker
36 ToUook James, shopkeeper
4a Voose John William, tobacconist-
44 Littlewood Mrs. Louisa, hair dresser
50 Sharpless John Edward, dairyman
53 Tiplacly Hanr^i tailor & draper
76 Atkinson Hy. grocer k beer retailer
80 Hatch William, pork butcher
8a Ashton Thomas, greengrocer
84 Eagle William, fish curer
93 Stagles William, grocer
96 Lee Joseph, refreshment house
Gourock Ropework Cn.
John Wilson, manager
Ross 7, k T. ship chandlers
EAST SIDE.
Cowan Mrs. Margaret Ann, com-
mission agent
30 Knnstman Nachtn, fancy goods dealer
36 Feetham Hy. grocer & beer retailer
37 Huckstep Mrs. Agnes, tishehnen's
outfitter
69 Fowler WiUiam, grocer
Cobley Wm. Drew, refreshment ho
Wray Mrs. Emma Jane, grocer
Weat Dock street, Jf'est Dock avenue,
back of iSI. Andrew's dock.
Young George, ship rigger
Shaw, Thompson & Co. oil mercbaats
WestboUneavvtiiie, Prince's'avenn:.
NORTH SIDE.
I Hume Capt. Darid, superintendent
dock master
3 Wake Chas. Staniland (Cleredon bo)
3 Walker Isaac
Gillett Richard
Fullerton Francis
Brickdale Capt. Ernest, coast guards
(CraisbrooK villa)
Cooper Mrs
SOCTH SIDE.
I Gray Captain Henry Rowland Ellison
a Mason Henry
5 Durley Mrs. Sarah Ann, ladies' school
5 Durley Henry Hall, commcl. travcllr
6 Fea George
7 Hill WiUiam (the Willows)
8 Cameron John George (Lochielville)
9 Boss Francis
10 CoUinwood Henry
11 Fea Mrs
Thorpe Fredk. Wm. (HoUyweU ho)
Smith William Richard
Kirkby Richard
^Pickwell Robert
'I'oden Wm. Henry (Waterloo house)
Pearson Arthur Edward
Wo'llealeyArthurG.H.(Downham ho)
Baalmuge Sophus (Ivy house)
Hamilton Rev. Edward [Congrega-
tioial] (Northville)
Butler Constantine Fitzgerald
Crump Robert -.
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WMfboiusM ttiMk, HenU rdi
Robinson' GrMolrdad,'' shopkeeper ki
beer retaitsr - " ■ -
We«t9ott .■txqatt ifoldpnuu rfl.
■AST Sim. ' '
iColeOeofge
sBeal John
3Clajton George
4 Gray William
STkyMHofcert'
6 Curtis Chnies '
7 Linney WilUttn ' '
8 Ooom James, chief dnngfatsman st
Earias'
9 Hevetaon John Angelo
10 Wilson Anthony WiUianl ' '
11 Tempertbn William
I] Bamn Samnel
msT 8ISS.
Brooke Artfatir
Smith Ber. William MIcbad [FMs-
bjrterianl
Townend Rev.- Robert Harry [Con-
gnvational] " i -
Braithwaite G«oi^ William -
Mason 8amBel'
Priestman Samael (Cleveland villa)
Priesttnan WiUiam Dent (Novara)
Wsatarn vlllaa, Hestle rd.Dairycoatu.
4 Carr Sliss Mary Jane, ffressinak^T
6 Craven Miss Etbdis, dVess maker .
. Vafstmonlaaid stxeat,
Cumberland St. iSaUeoaUs.
■OCTH SIDE.
I fc 2 Ashvell Miss Mary, grocer
3 Stephenson Edward, rnUyman
(flev i Bimton,paint & color manfrs
4 Sands John, jnn. cooper
5 Wilkinson Duffield, ruUyman
Arnold James, erocer
lurehSt. SUtu tt. Sf Clio ter
XoBTHTWBXBIiAND AVEN-DB : —
GIussop William, bi^wer
Maskin Thamaa, diaper
Leathley Brothers, coopers
nobte side.
Saltatiok Abxy Barracks
Poppleton WiUiam, lodging honso
Paling James, grocer
Whaslar st. Ariabj/ rd. yewtngton.
BAST SIDB.
Tills Alfred, news agent .
57 Velleaoweth George, shopkeeper
WBST SIDB. I ■ ■
6o VTesioby Edmund, eotrkeeper ^
66 Seaman John, grooar , .
WhlteerioTgato. Silver tt,
sours SIDE.
I Holder Fred W-. pianoforte varohoose
3 T<ick Joseph, baby. linen warehouse
4 H'ilaon George. lr.D.S. dentist
5 Smith Samuel Bros, Ic Co. bankers
fiWiUnn E4iTard. ,Shimell8 ti- Sons,
solicitors
7 Kirk Thos. & Co. gold b silversmiths
8.Slvpmaa ic Co. .gas .fittings manufrs
9 Smarthwaite Edward Clark, hosier:
COKSBBTAKCy JBulLDINOS.::—
Hebblethwsite k Sons, land agents
' Wright John, printsK: .
Tiffen Joseph, land agent
River Homber Conservancy Coaft-
missiosers,
E. S. Wilson, derk
Capt. J. B. Cstor B.N. con-
servator
13 Metcalfe Cbristopjier Iiuocock, phar
maceutical cheinist
13 W'dls, Getbing k Stuilsy, solicitors
Customs EslMolifhiacnt, .
' E. P. Bisshopp Smith, collector
Dock Does OlBce,,
J^mes li. Freer, receiver
ts Mosetf jSiineop. sorgaoB dentist
16 Uibson ChariflS P«kner (exoss. ol),
ciNaiist,ik .druggist.. See advert,
Stoakes Bsujk.lb ■aioenl.'WBtsr.mnfc
STREETS.
17 Thirkell John, woollen drripW^' ' ■
18 Garton RobtfTt, boot it-sboe maker
19 Lambert Samuel Ic Co. grocers ice I
aoReynoldson Thomas keon, gol^ fe
silversmiths
ai JtAnston, SrnHh k Sons, hosiers k
gbveis .-.;■. f ■ ■"
33 Hull Paokst. k Hull Times OAoes,
Hull, East Yorkshire k NertE Lini
colnshire CatisBrvativ» Newspweii
k Printing Co. Limited. Sise advt
33 Pearce Ja'mes, watdt maker
24, 35 & 36 Marris, Willows k 8nuth,
. silk nercera k general dnuiers .
37 Towle:r John T. taflor k i^oouen driir
38 Dixon Henn, alk mercer jc draper .
.Jieft.is Trinity Houu.intry...,
30 Dixon Joseph (exors. ^bf), homoeo-'
pathic chemist
30 Hull Homoeopathic Dispensary,
Exors. of Jsph. Dixon, dispenser^
31 k 3a-Woods Bros, hatters, hosiers &
shirt makers'
here are Monument bridge, Princts
'■■ Jladcet. ^Jviteti<m.pl
NOSTK SIDE.
34 Eastern Permanent Benefit Building
Society,
Union Permanent Benefit BaikliBg
Society, Geo. Fryer, manager & sec
35 Atubew Marvel p.ii. Heiiry Tadman
36 Garton k Atkinson, boot k shoe mas
37 Mimninant'P.H. John Wilson . . . '
38 Tall' JsgDaes,'anatloiMe>ifc«rtate agent
38 Tall Henry, manager for James Tall
39 Bums' Head p.k. William Bingley
40 England Samuel, oonfectioner
here is Huntington's emirt....:.^.
41 Hopper William Motherby, grocecleo
4a Eastern Msming News Jk Th» HqU
Express Newspapers OIHee. See
advert. Wm. Hunt, proprietor
43 Red Lion p.k. John Shaw
44 Archibald ic Stoote, stationers ko
45 Barnett k Scott, watch makers, k
jewellers
46 Barder Levy, fancy goods warehouse
48 Close John, baker
here are Bartle's entry ^ Exeter bldgs.
Tsylor Robert, engraver,- )- Exeter
Tesseyman AUd. printer, | buildings
49 Eeles Edwin George, umbrella milker
50 Tate William, glsss k china vareho
50 k 51 Bank of England (branch),
George Beid Lempriers, agent
A. Holsham- Jones, sub-agent
51 Lempriere George Bekl'
5S'DearWetE Ca. portmanteau mannfrs
here is Pnrliamtnt st
Yorkshire Banking Coi Limited,
Edward O. Dykes, manager
56 Thomas %nry, tobacconist
57 Flaxton, Poster & Co. printers k
stationers
58 Hull News Office. See advert
J. A. Cooke, publisher
8aml. Oldham Cawthome, man
here i» Printinyhimst sq
59 Middleton Henry, tobacconist
60 Franks Henry, ooeulist k optician
60 Good k Blanchard, accountants
Singer Manufactnring Co.
Geo. Hy. Thawlis, agent
61A, Wildbore James, hair dresser '
62 Screeton James k Co. booksellers
63 Hind k Everett, selieitors
63 Mnis J. W. & A. solicitors
63 Stevens Samuel, wine & spirit mer
66 George commercial &■ family hotel,
Charles Po'ttdr
WES— Wit 96
WUberfiirpa .attest, A,tilaby rd.
I Flaxton Mrs
3 Jackson William James
.3.Gemmdi William, naval «TChitoet
4 Parkinson Mrs
5 Silverwood Walter, master mariner
6 Allen Thomas Jnaes, master mariner
7 Gray Joseph John, mister mariner-
8 Davison John ' ' '
9 Hay Jonathan
10 Petty Bobsrt
II BoiMfeUi 13srrr:%.ilm:s-'tx.c^ ^.g.s
13 Pinchon W. Glenforth, mast, maril^tr
17 Spencer Joseph, marine architect
17 Spencer Mrs. Ellen, schoolmistress '
1 3 Smith : Jdhn PMnris
19 «^fkiil«m Thomas Whiteman '
so Greasley Arthnr
31 fiobiniMnr' Josroh
3a.Morlmr Wm;-iB. eothmercial traveller
33 Nicholson Walter, professor of music
34dpitflord ^ofaft
35 Olson John "
36 UUyett Mrs
37 Dalton William Henry
38 Niven Niniali '■ •
39 Allen Alfred Evanir
30.Daglish Jossph
31 Brown Matthew, master mariner
33 Fehton Edvrin, manager
33 Gatgens John Adolpbus
34 Cole HeniT
35 Skinner Mrs
36 Chappel Edwin
37 WhiteCbarles Taylor,master mariner
38 Hardy Charles William
39 tidpper Ohariea, fnanager
40 Winter Mrs
41 Truman William Herbert
41 Truman MM. Wm. Hrbrt. ladtes' schl
Wilde St. Dantom la. to Bright st.
United Methodist Fbbb Church
7 Branton John, mineral water manfr
Helm William, tailor
16 Dunn Wflliam, boot k shoe maker
'William street, Cogan tt.
KOBTH SIDE.
here is Salem et. ^Sovereign pi
,,9 MieapwelLJohn
13 Thornton Bobwt, master mariner
15 Atkinson Mrs. Elich.straw bonnet ma
ai Hardwick Henry, apartments
33 Waudby Miss Anni shopkeeper
33 Prahm Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
35 Standage Mrs. k Lockev Miss, dress
makers
37 Wood Isaiah, shopkeeper
..here are Henry's ImiUings
39 Bnltitude Mrs. Jane Ann,shopkeeper
41 Thompson Paul, cab owner
43 Rogers Edwin
45 Dinsdale John, sm^ck owner
47 Collier John, chief- engineer
here is John's^
49 Carmichael John William, tug owner
51 Dales Thomas David, russian mat
Jta importers
51 Ferraby Thomas
53 Drewry Thomas, shopkeeper
ihereis Henrys pi
63 Smith John Thomas, chief officer
hereis George's jU
hei'e is Durley pi «...
here is Great Tlun-nton st
SDUTH SIDE.
4 Lambert Mrs. Ann, midwife
8 Megginson William, coach builder
10 Beosroft George Wm. beer retailer
13 Whittome James Hy. second mate
14 Wright Thomas, ship steward
14 Wright Mrs Elinor, milliner &
dress maker
16 Andrew Brothers, cowkeepers
16} Martin John, smith
Hilton W. J. & Co. hcmpic rush mers
here is JKorth Pavement
38 Parrinder William, shopkeeper
......... ...here is Princess iva
30 Jeissop George, boot & shoe maker
....',..:. :'.^...hei-e is Queen's pi
38 Hickman Richard
here are ff^ateni buildings
•4aM*iia6 'Mrs'. Elizabeth, apartments
44 Webb 'John William, smack owner
46 Sykcs Mrs. Mar}', dress maker
fisre an Bickerton's buildings,
50 DaWson Mrs
here are Fill ingham's buildings
53 RaddirigsRobert
....'. here is AlMonpl
56 Hollingsworth Robert,ch{ef engineer
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WlLLlAV STBSKT — COlUitUud.
56^ Thompson William, shopkeeper
58 Parrott Richard, pilot
60 Wilson William
63 Wellington Mrs. Hannah, apartmnte
66 Rashforth Joseph, master mariner
WllUamBon st. HMemut rd.
I Cartois Misses, ladies' school
a Hetherington Rev. John
hereare Jamestt. ^ Oxford ter....
3 Firby Mrs. Kancy, shopkeeper
8 Jensen Mrs
9 Hall Samuel
10 Rovson William Shepherd
CONOKiaATIONAL CHimCH
hereis Oranhtmmt ter
Freer John, shopkeeper
Spivey Rev. Charles [Primitive
Methodist]
16 Scarr James Thomas
22 Smith John Thomas
Simpson Chas. )
Clark John, > Holyrood vils
Langdon James, )
Butler Levi, metal broker (Alez'
andra house),
....here are Beaumont st. ^ Pelhamtt...
PRiMiTiyB Mephodist Chapkl
...here are Lombard ter. Albany ter, i(
Vietona ter ,
Board School
Atkinson William, cowkeeper
60 Coates Thomas, shopkeeper
Pidd George Henry, butdier
CuUey Benjamm, boot maker
Brown Henry
"Wilmington, Groves.
The Waterloo Mills, Cake fc Ware-
hoYising Co. Lim. whariingrs. ic
Walton liaverack, shopkeeper
Brown George, boat builder
Hull Corporation Stone Wharf
here is SctUcoates bridge
Close, Gibson & Co. tar distillers
Greenland Fishery p. h. Geo. Foster
Davis John Wbitraore k Son, varnish
& paint manufacturers
Jackson Thos.bCo. tallow merchants
Musgrave Benjamin, jun. builder,
contractor &c
Stephenson J. k J. seed crushers
(Anglo American mills)
Saimond David k Son, seed crushers
7 Thompson Francis B. hair dresser
9 Horth James, shoe maker
10 Stephenson Thomas, grocer Jcc
here is Glasshouse rd
Full Measure P.B.Hrbt.Houldendiaw
13 Warren John, secondhand clothes dlr
16 Tait Geo. Matthew, mrkt. gardener
18 Hattan William, grocer &c
here is Dalton st
19 Newton William, butcher
20 Brown Tom, picture frame maker
31 Sands Thomas, cooper
Wilmington Station
Strachan M. k Son, coal merchants
MajorBenj.cbemicsJ manure manufr
1 Houghton William, tobacconist
2 ColUnson Thomas, metal broker
3 Lowther William, shopkeeper
4 Johnson Alfred Pnrdon, horticul-
tural builder. See advert
Kirkby Richard TopBam, com miller
. (steam) (Victoria ilour mills)
Wilson row. Drain side Wineomlu.
2 Dawson Ben]. Richd. Blenkin, tailor
Scnlcoates Belief Office,
JohnClapham, clerk
..here ii Thomas
STREETS.
5 Haley Tom, commercial tntveller
6 Roper William, hosier
7 Abercromby James
8 Hodge Mrs
9 Anderson John, chief officer
11 Braithwaite William
12 Pearson William Edward, builder
13 Bingky John, shipwright
14 Milaon Mrs
here is Dansom la
St. Mary's Catholic School,
> Sisters of Mercy, teachers
St. Maky's Catholic Chuhph
15 Wood Rev. Charles H. [Catholic]
16 & 17 Sizer Richard, engineer
so Holmes George Wilson, builder
21 Young Rev. George E. [Wesleyan]
Winoolmlee, Trippett to Church st.
wtsm SIDB.
I De-la-Pole tavern, Wm. Atkinson
^ I Witty Henry, news agent
g 2 Gregory Mra Sarah, greengrocer
u 3 Archer William, furniture broker
3 4 West William Fisher, miller
§ 5 Casrill k Son, hatters
g 6 8mith,Hill& Go. steamship owners
Walker k Smith Lim. seed crushers
koi\ refiners
here is Quaker's ct
14 Farrer Charles, furniture broker
14} Farrah Charles, cabinet maker
15 Coop Edward, tailor
16 Sewer Henry, coffee house
17 Wardle John Thomas, beer retailer
here is Charlessq
i7iWilkin8on Wm. Foster, shopkeeper
18 Turner George, bacon factor
here is Lawson's ct...,.
17A, Seward Hy. grocer k provisioa dlr
here is iViio George St. ,
19 Battarbee Joseph, drysalter
30 Martin William, fishmonger
31 Sonthwick John, confectioner
here is Snuff Mill entry
23 Barron Charles, tobacconist
33 White Swan p.h. Willmm Skaith
34 Spink John, butcher
35 tiarren Robert, pork butcher
hereis Machell st
36 Bay Horse p.h. Robert Conyers
37 Fenton Robert M. confectioner
[hull.]
6 Bntterworth Samuel, s&opkeeper
here are Can- st, ^ Sarah pi.,
nciapn
naspl..
il, shop!
Wilton 11x001, Holdemess rd.
1 HoUingworth John, surgeon
2 Smith William, yeast dealer
3 Ohenroth Henry, master mariner
4 Mathieson Matthias, ship broker
38
t Post Office Recsivino Hocsb
I Holder Mrs. Elizabeth, druggist
39 Ic 30 Holtby Thomas, grocer k pro-
vision mercliant
, here is Thring's ct
31 Clapham James, draper
'33 Ball William, shopkeeper
hereis Walton's ct
33 Reeder Westoby Wm. watch maker
34 Dnrnman Thomas, tripe dealer
35 Mewham John, plumber
36 Lome inn, Thomas Arnndell
37 Taylor George, furniture broker
here is Scott's st
38 Milbnrn Edward, boot maker
39 Rawley William, greengrocer
40 Train John Edward, joiner k builder
41 Fisher J. fcCo.sacking manufacturer
41 Hayton Thomas, blacksmith
KAST SIOB.
hereis Wilsonrou)
here is Church st
47Lockwood, Blagden k Crawshaw,
line wharf
51 Martin Benjamin, fishmonger
Chambers k Fergus, wharf
Wright Bros, k Co. seed crushers
Barton k Waterhouse, seed crushers
(Atlantic oil mills)
59 Brodrick John Henry, brewer
S9i Ouston H. C. k Son, coal mers
60 Scnlcoates hotel, Charles Hardy
61 Hargreaves Abraham, coal merchant
Walker k Smith Lim. seed crushers
Crown F.H. John B. Would
Wlndaor street, ^prtii^ hank to Colo-
nial St. Park St.
EAST SIDE.
I Tbelwall Thomas
3 Ferris Rev. Henry Wood [Unitarian]
7 Maxwell James
9 Wright Mrs
II Plowman Mrs
13 Boyes James Benjamin
15 Smith Miss
17 Cowlin John William, hosier
here is Portland tt
19 Brodrick John Riddell
31 Hannah Edward
23 Nortin John, grocer k beer retailer
35 Routb Mrs
35 Johnson Miss
here is James's pi
here is Windsor pi
here is Windsor ter
37 Roshton Ferris, shopkeeper
39 EUerby Mrs
hereis Park St.
WEST SIDE.
3 Cavill Thomas -
4 Settle James, artist
4 Settle Mrs. Sarah Ann, writing inst
6 Mountain George
8 Moses Wflliam Henry
10 Swales George
13 Hewitt George
14 Wimble Miss
16 Welpton William
here is Portland st
18 Parkinson Wm. 8hopkpr.& beer retlr
30 Tiplady John
33 Dixon John
34 Page William George, Editor of the
'Hull Quarterly'
38 Finder John, yeast dealer
30 Walkington John
40 Plowri^t George
43 Ramsey George
46 Dalton Robert
50 Dawes Joseph, bricklayer & builder
Winter's alley. Land of Green
Ginger.
Morris Barney, hvery stables
Wlnthorpe pL St. James's sq.
1 Leng Mrs
3 Bradshaw John Skellirn
WiOi£Lni,ybrthSridge to Holdemess rd.
2 Fox Joseph, tobacconist
3 Graystone James, confectioner
4 Thompson Joseph, draper
5 Fisher John Robert, chemist
6 Hall Fredk.Thompson, ironmonger
here is Lime st
8 Hull People's Pnblichouse Co. Lim.
(No. 9) (Fras. Stark, manager)
8 Chaffer Mrs. Rebecca, stay maker
9 Lear Robert, butcher
rPrice William, chemist k druggist,
11 < k post office
(, Post Office RECEiviNa House
13 King's Arms p.h. George Shepherd
Rodmell -
13 Noah's Ark p.h. Joseph Woulds
14 Parker William, grocer
15 Swinn Robt.CoUedge, boot k shoe ma
16 Fowler Charles, tobacconist
17 Askam John Fairbnm, grocer. See
advert
18 Tather Thomas, stationer
19 Downs John, stationer
30 ft 31 Stead, Simpson k Nephews,
boot k shoe dealers
33 Holdemess New inn, Jsph. Collinson
23 Abba Thomas, upholsterer
24 Eyre Charles, hatter
26 Scott Miss Mary Caroline, confectnr
37 k 28 Willatt Isazic, hosier
Waller Robert, stone k marble mason
39 Preston William, confectioner
30 Bowes Henry k Walter, grocers
31 BirkwoodWm.Rin^ose, hair dresser
33 Dickson James, painter
33 Newton Samuel, furniture dealer
..here is Heldtnets arcade
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
[huix-J
. I Shippun Wm. Womack, saddJer
S a Charter Bobert, grocer
1 3 Vowe George Samnel, ironmonger
8 4 Pye Edward, fishmonger
* 5 Brooks k Go. boot nuucerg
I 6 Hire Geo. Smith, glass k china d]r
3 7 Johnson William, frniterer
8 8 Aubray Edward, boot maker
S 9 Bassell MbtsIuiII k Son, tailors k
S drapers
'' 10 Birch Kenyon, draper k hosier
34 Annison Edwd. Stewart, coach bldr
35 Porter Junes, fruiterer
36 Jadoon George k Son, builders
36I Sergeant Tom Dunn, draper
34B, Howe Frank, watch maker
37Sewton Miss
38 Walker John Henry, grocer
39 Corerdale Fredk. Wm. hosier
41 Smithson Thomas, batcher
42 OMflekl Frederick, plumber
43 Island Flrederick William, stationer
43 Abba Thomas, furniture dealer
here if Holbom st
45 KirknsJohn Bchd. chemist &draggist
46 Dtlton James, collector of taxes
Jkm it Kmgiton fl,
47 Jc 48 F^rkinaoD Percy, Imen draper
49 Wison Joseph, jdnmbier
50 Wright John, boot k shoe maker
51 Waistdl Mrs
— .......Jhciv isKingtkm ter
- Wbutan Chatsl
53 Ibrshail Bidiard
53 Chapman William Fox, chemist
^ Bo£neU Arthur, batcher
55 BoMemcss hotel, Bobert Marshall
AfiT U Daiuom la
SODTH SIDB.
here is yiti^lor's row
36 Windmill p.h. Thomas Seward
58 Bnssell William, cabinet maker
59 Fetch Mrs. Bebeccs, grocer
Fas William, wheelwright
61 Moore Williun, blacjomith
Hnll Street Tramway Shed
63 Tarbotcon William By. bofler maker
64 Atkinson Thomas, engineer
67 AtkiDSOD Smalley J. general smith
Fnubell DenbyChapman,hair dresser
69 Kay Bobt.agricultaral implement ma
72 Ritchie Henry, lath render
72 Seward Thomas, timber merchant
Hayter Henry, bicj-cle maker
ktn u Bleukin tt
32 Bays Bichard, carter
33 Ldingdale George, hay k straw dealer
85 Hsrper Joseph, imoltry dealer
36 Barkin Edmon^ tobacconist
87 Farrer Stephen, cfethes dealer
JS Dalton Michael Gibson, drysalter
89 Wilson Horace Fewster, builder kc
hen u Malton st
^ Good Thomas William, grocer
96 Pittison George, chin^ney sweeper
93 Shepherd p.H.Saml. Greenwood Doyle
99 Fish John, watch maker
100 Gibaoo Charles, general dealer
101 Htddemess Ward Liberal Benefit
BniMing Society, L. Shearman, sec
103 Hellings Bobert, fishmonger
103 Pbmscdl Ship hotel, Arthur Durden
■Of Croft Artbar, bay k straw dealer
Bcckney k Liggins, builders
■06 Bobinson William, tripe dresser
107 Hardy WQliam W. tinsmith
>o8 Baven Miles, collector of rates
'09 Sykes Mrs. Ami, shopkeeper
'10 Kirk Henry, clothes dealer
■11 Webster James, tobacconist
■ 12 Staocer Heniy, plumber
03 Bhwk Horsep.H. Thomas Blanchard
• 14 Fletdier Eli, flour dealer
iisFenbyHenry, saddler
116 Wiklridge liewis John, dyer
■ 17 BicbardaoD John, farrier
118 Blue Bell p.h. Samuel Smith
ii9,iaofc i3iWiodroesMatthew,marine
store dealer
132 By^rater James, pork butcher
•23 Bush Jueepb W. photographer
STREETS.
134 Steet Wm. Walter, picture dealer
135 Archer k Sons, boot k shoe makers
136 Wood John, liair dresser
Annison Edwd. Stewart, cab prop
138 Bnllotigh Peter, fishmonger
West William, butcher
here U (treat Dnion it
130 Bumsby George, flour dealer
131 Waterson Frederick, beer retafler
133 Noble Thomas, provision dealer
133 North Bridge inn, Arthur Biglin
Witty stiwat, A'emngton.
SOUTH SIDi:.
3 Satten Henry, secondhand clothes dlr
33 BaskervilleWm. Robert, shopkeeper
here t> itaHelieater tt
34 Longthom William, shopkeeper
.. here are Liverpool ^ £ityhton ate. ...
NOBTH SIDK.
I Blenkin Thomas, shopkeeper
3 Wilcockson Wm. general dealer
17 Thompson Wm. By. boot k shoe ma
here u Jfanchenter »t.
33 Hammond Thomas, shopkeeper
59 Edwards Edward, shopkeeper
., here are Litei-pool ^ Brighton ete. ...
Woodhonaa stxaat, Hedon rd.
6 Brumby Wm. Burder, pork butcher
4 Booth William, grocer
North of BbKland Laundry Co. Lim.
Miss Mary Ann Leaberry, man
here it fViUianu ter
36 Brumby k Taylor, joiners k builders
,. here are Woodhoux ^ Horti>ce attns.
^ Imperial ter
65 Oatlin Benjsnun, grocer
here is Bamtlej/ ter
47 Northern Mrs
,.., litre M Alexandra ter.
35 Smith Henry Hardy, proWsion dealer
here 13 JBrumhys ter
33 Baker William, shopkeeper
13 Bobinson Hartley, grocer
.Juft i» Hartley's ter. ^ Si-amliam aven.
Wood's lane, Cogait a.
Whittick Thoma; k Son, dutch yeast
importers
Denton James, beer retailer
Cornell DaWd, basket maker
Wonhlp stzeet,
Grimston st. to Caroline st.
WEST SIDE.
Kingston Ijudge of Freemasons (No.
1,010)
3 Johnson Mioses
4 Wright Mr$. Elizabeth,lodging house
5 Meller William, grocer
6 Nelson James Harland, butcher
here is John It
Chbist Church
here is CArijf Church it
7 & 8 Wharam John Wm. paperhanger
9 Sewell Henry John, greengrocer
10 Purdon Robert, tailor
here are King ^ Caroline its ,
EAST SIDE.
here is Sakes st
IS Wilson E<lwd. William, greengrocer
14 Gray William, stationer k tailor
15 Midgley Ann k Son, boot k shoe dlrs
16 Kingstone Anthony, confectioner
17 Baren James, pork butcher
19 Linskill George, beer retailer
so Wilson F. & Son, chimney sweeps
31 Wilkinson Adam, furniture dealer
Iiere is Mason st
S3 Thompson Thinnas Wm. beer retailer
33 Lodge John, watch maker
Woraley stTeet, Beverley rd.
NORTH SIDE.
I Barker James, ginger beer manufr
4 Gamble Mrs. Annie, shopkeeper
here is ColideHjK
6 Boynton John, carter
here i* EmersoK pi
9 Welton Charles, brush maker
WTP— WEI 97
SODTR SIDE.
14 Bobson William, painter
15 Wliite Mrs. Hannah, sewing machine
agent
19 Meggitt Mrs. Sophia, dress maker
34 Murray Miss Sarah, dress maker
36 Pullon John, hay k straw dealer
38 Leftley Jn. Wm. perambulator maafr
39 Midwood William, shopkeeper
Wzlffht street,
Proy>ect st. to Charles st.
NORTH SIDE.
I Thom Wm. Pettingell, carver k gildr
3 Sylvester Miss Emma Elizabeth,
ladies' school
3 Krnger John Frederick
4 Howlett Edmd. Hy. f.r.c.s. surgeon
6 Nurses Home,
Mrs. Elizh. Halden, matron
7 Tall James
8 Collingwood Joseph Anthony
9 Alder Mrs
10 Hill James Arthur, travelling draper
11 Salmon Allan L
13 Hunter Christopher, manure manufr
13 Crook Philip Thomas
13 Sers:eant Richard, builder
I3i FoUcard William, slater
13} Champion William, painter
14 Mackrill George, coach builder
15 Sonthom Thomas (ezors. of), bldn
16 Southom Frank
17 Skinner Joa^^ Tong, builder
17 Stephenson Thomas, carrier
34 Lewis William Kendall, drysalter
34 Stubbe Edward Henry, modeller
35 Clark George
a6 Andrews Mrs. Jane, apartments
37 Allan Mrs
38 Whitchurch Wm. grocer k beer retlr
here is Percy st
39 Bregazd Vincent, teacher of music
30 Tyson Miss Martha Jane, com. agent
31 Shaw Rev. John [Methodist New
Connexion]
33 Meek George
33 Pearlson B^v. Elias [Jewish ministr]
34 Dalp John, beer retailer
here is Tynemoitth st
35 Chamberlain James, boot k shoe ma
36 Cooper John Bichard
37 Woodruff e Mrs
38 Howard Joseph, keel owner
39 Todd Richard, beer retailer
here is Reef! st
41 Martin Peter, apartments
43 Isaac Charles
43 Carmichael Michael, insurance agent
44 Smaje Louis David, cordial maker
45 Foster Charles WTiite
46CuthbertJohn
here isCliarles st
SOUTH SIDE.
47 Bemet Miss Susannah, apartments
48 Levy Bcv. Israel Aaron [Jewish
minister]
49 Wharton Thomas Bicliard
51 Chesman Mrs
here is Reerl »t
53 Hawkins Mrs. Ann Elixh. ai>artment8
54 Lenigen Miss
55 Petty Mortimer, suh<K)lmaster
56 Winter Mrs
57 Chadwick James,mineral water mnfr
An-e is I^iiemoiith st
58 Bielby Mrs. Ellen, apartments
59 Warden John
60 Collinson John Robert
6 1 Empringham Tliomas, accountant
62 Eccles &ISS, gold leaf dealer
63 Massey Mrs. Emily, ajwrtments
here is Percy st
64 Taylor Miss Henrietta, ladies' schcHil
65 Pobck Julias Lazarus
66 Bremner James, consulting engineer
67 Forman John Bichard
68 Morgan David, leather dyer
69 Baker Benjamin
70 Marshall Wm. architect k surveyor
71 Mclnnea William, master mariner
73 Lancelot Richard, teacher of singing
Digitized ^^^y\j6yiC
98 WYZ— TOR
Wbioht street — eontimied.
74 Sonneuleld Luuis
75 Tadman John Edward
76 Kidd Mrs
77 Webster James
78 Bucktun Miss
79 Hazeltine (Jeorge William
79 Hazeltine Edward Mark
80 Dalby Edward
81 & 82 T<imliiisWm.feathr.bed reuovatr
84 Clarke Charles Uevrge
/i«'« ii Piiapect it
Wyka Btieet, Nedon rd.
Bradley Joseph, shopkeeper
Tork street, Scuicoatei.
WE3T SIDE.
5 Ash William, ruUynian
7 iStarap William, generalcarrier
11 Hunt (iporge, saddler
12 Jowett John, wiwd turner
'..,. here is york sg
McLane Stephen & Co. oil refiners
Hansell George, oil refiner
STREETS.
C<x)k Lumley Crowlc. oil refiner
here are SicanHst. Frederick^a pi,
Richard pi
18 Smith S3-dney, shopkcejwr
19 Temple John, sliopkee[)cr
21 J)ucker Tliomas, baker
23 Ruttlcdge Williara, shopkeeper
25 Rflundbill Jiihn, shopkeei>er
27 MaS Richard, chemist
... heit are Barvtstonst. Sf Mar)/' » pi.
30 Plmnber George, shoemaker
33 McAvoy John, shopkeeper
here are Thomas' pi. James' pi.
John's pi
47 Mann William, shopkeeper
here w Mary's jA
49 Hewson (ieorge, toy dealer
here is Jo^feph's pi
S3 Batty Robert, master mariner
55 Mc'Jiiam Frederick, shopkeei>er
59 Wrightson Cliarles, shopkeeper
hereis Alltertpt
61 Wheal James, shopkeei)er
62 Kirtiss Benjamin, pork butcher
[hull.]
'65 HeptonMrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
<(■ [72 Barker John, coal dealer
... 73 Battle Walter, shopkpr. & coal dealer
! here is Scott s pi
1 75 Starkej' William, shoe maker
; SeddonJohn & Thos.oil & grease iiikrs
litre is Chxireh st
EAST SIDE.
' Iiere is Providence pi
,..! here is Oiiuapl
I Storrj-, Witty & Co. coojicrage
! here is Sicami .it
^' Itere are Vibb's haUdinffS
31 Pnllford Alfred, stationer
32 Allen Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper
34 Knight Robert, shoe maker
i licit is Isabella pi -.
40 Leak Samuel, shopkeeiier
42 Osborne George, greengrocer
Iiere m Alheri j)l.
here is 1'ictoria pi
' 56 Hunt Thomas, marine store dealer
I here it WHlium's jil
1 72 Barker John, ci>al dealer
Digitized by
Qoo^^
THE NEIGHBOFRHOOD OF HULL.
COTTHrGTr A tS is a township, parish, polling place for
thr East Riding of Yorkshire, station' on the Holl and Brid-
lington branch uf the North Eastern railway, and lai«e and
pleasant village, in the union of Scolcoates, in the Honsley
Betnia dirision of the wapentake of Harthill, county coart
district of Hall, rural deajieiy of Howden, archdeaconry of
the East Riding and diocese of York, 4 miles north from
HnlL The parish of Cottingham contains the township of
fornKnHA3i and hamlets of Newland and Dunswbll : it
» giiremed by a Local Board of nine members ; the streets
are lighted with gas, and by the Hall Extension and Im-
proranent Act, 1882, 45 & 46 Vict. c. cxv. which came into
uptntioa April i, 1883 ; a portion of the parish is now in-
rluled within the mnnidpal limits of Hull. The church
iif SL Mary the Virg^in is a noUe cruciform structure,
cbielr in the later Early English style, erected about 127a,
ind consists of chancel, nave,tTansept, aislcs,south porch aud
a Uty embattled central tower with eight pinnacles,contain-
iiig4beUs: the diancel windows are Perpendicular inser-
tii-DS, and there are others of this date in the transept and
to««r, those of the latter arranged in couplets, occupying
the whole face of the tower on every side ; both chancel and
ai^ are battlemented, and there is a 6ue stone reredos :
in 1S45 the interior was completely renovated, at a cost of
abont j^i^oo : in the chancel is the celebrated brass, with
rffi^and inscription to Nicliolas de Luda, a Capuchin friar,
presented to this rectory by Edward the Black Prince, in
1364 : the fignre of the rector, vested, is under a richly
ctodutcd canopy, snrmonnted by a flat super-canopy;
aromid the whole is a marginal inscription, which has been
restored, at the expense of Thomas Rmgrose Voase esq. of
Aniaby, and rtins as follows : —
" Hmas erat rector domt'ks hie Nicholaus humatus
Factor ct erector de Luda qneso beatus
Porro vires Christi gestans dedit ecclesiarum
Pnebenclas isti Bcverlaci quoque Sarum
Famelicns pavit, rixantes pacificavit
Nudos armavit feneratam nam geminavit:
Sed quia labe carens sub coelo nullus liabetur
Natum Virgo (larens aie pete propicietur.
Obijt iii. die mensis Jtuiii anno uni millio ccclxx-xiiij."
The south porch was restored a few years before i86o, by
Thitnias Ross esq. of Harland Rise : the organ was erected
a a cost of ;f76o. The register dates from the year 1563.
The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;^i8o, yearly value
ifjoo, including 4 acres of glebe and house, in the gift of the ,
Ruhup of Chester, and held since 1841 by the Rev. Cliarles i
Overton. The Bishop of Chester holds the rectory manor,
formerly belonging to Haltemprise priory. The Ecclesi-
wtical Commissioners pay A120 yearly towards the
niainteaanoc of a curate. The church of St. John, New- 1
land, erected by subscription, assisted by a grant of /240
from the Incorporated Society in 1832, is a ^ain builmng,
c-m^ting simply of nave, with pinnacles at each corner.
fwe are sittings for 320 persons. The register dates
fnim the j-ear 1863. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
yahu £2^2, including glebe, with a good house, in the gift
"f the vicar of Cottingham, and held since 1S81 by the mv.
J'«ph Malet Lambert b.a. of Trinity College, Dublin. The
Holl water works, at Springhead and Stoneferry, con-
"tncted in 1845, ^<^ "> ^^^ parish, some springs in which
are strongly impregnated with iron. Tlie priory of Holy
fiMSi, Jiewton, afterwards called " Altaprisa, or " Haltem-
j'tite," in the larish of Cottingham, was founded about 132.},
•> Thomas Lord Wake, for canons of the Augustinian
""ier, and colonised from Bourne abbey, in Lincolnshire ;
't »M dedicated in honour of the Nativity, the Annuucia-
litin and Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and continued until
the dissolution of the religious houses, when its revenues
•we ndned at ;^ioo yearly net: the site was granted
.W. Henry VIH. (1540-1) to Thomas Culpeper: the name
'■ retained and the site now called " Priory Fields " can be
Identified, but not a vestige of the priory is now remain-
ing; the Priory seal, dug up on Bum Park farm about
'^SOj is engraved in Tickell's History of Hull, p. 17.
Oittingham Castle, the ancient seat of the StutviUes and
ikes, stood a short distance west of the village, and
although there are now no remains of the fabric, the outer
and inner moats may still be traced. In the ^-car 1300
King John was entertained here with great magnificence by
William de StutviUe, sheriff of Yorkslurc, who afterwards
obtained permission to fortify his mansion, then called
" Baynard's Castle, " and surrrounded it with a moat : the
structure came into the possession of the Wakes by the
marriage of Joan, daughter and co-heiress of Nicholas de
StutviUe, vrith Hogh Wake, h)rd of Liddcll, and it continued
to be held by the Wakes from the time of Edward I. to that of
Edward III. whose son, the famous Black Prince, married
Joan Plantagenet, the "fair maid of Kent," daughter of
Edmund of Woodstock and Margaret Wake, and widow of
Thomas Holland, Earl of Kent. Edward I. siient his Christ-
mas here in 1299. In the fifteenth century the manor
passed from the Hollands to the family of Barrington, and
subsequently to those of Beckford and Tate. Keldgate ■
intermitting springs are about a mile from the village ; the
most renaarkable feature in these springs is the extreme
uncertainty with which they flow : sometimes they are dry
for two, three, or even seven years, and then suddenly
break but and discharge for some weeks an astonishing
qu^uitity of water : thof autumn of 1852 was a time of un-
wonted iimndation, and about Christmas in that year these
springs burst forth and continued to flow with unusual
rapidity for about three months. Here is a Congregational
chai)el, first founded in 169a ; the Wesleyan chapel, North-
gate, was erected at the sole cost of Mr. Joseph Thompson ;
there is also a Primitive Methodist chapel, one at Newland
for Wesleyans, and at Dunswell one for Methodist New
Connexion. Here are a number of market gardens, which
supply the Leeds, Hull and other markets. Cottingham
grange is the seat of Charles John Ringrose es(j. The
principal landowners are Colonel Benjamin Blaydes
Haworth-Booth, who is lord of the manors of Cottingham,
Richmond, Westmoreland and Powis, Charles John Ripg-
rose and Jeffry Wyatville Ringrose esqs. From its
proximity to Hidl and the eas^- communication thereto by
railway, this place is the residence of many of the mer-
chants and professional men of Hull, and a large number of
good houses have been erected and are still in course of com-
struction. The soil is light loam and clay ; subsoil, sand.
Tlie chief crops are grass and market garden produce,
wheat, barley aud oats. The parish of 0>ttingham con-
tains 9,295 acres ; now, since St. John's wood and part of
Newland have been taken into Hull Borough, 8, 165 acres ;
rateable value, ;^33H39; "nd a population in i86i of 3,131 ;
in 1871 of 4,232 ; and in 1881 of 6,312, of which 2,720 is
within the mtmicipal borough of Hull.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Jameson.
Post, Money Obdeb k Telbqraph Office & Savings Bank.
— Joseph Longley, sub-postmaster. Letters through Hull.
Box closes at 9.45 a.m. 1.15, 6, 6.35 k 7.30 p.m ; letters
delivered at 7.15 a.m. & 5.15 p.m. There is a Wall
Box in Thwaite street, cleared at 10 a.m. k 4.30 p.m. ;
also a Wall Box at station, cleared at 10 a.m. k 6 p.m
Post Office, Newland, cleared at 9 a.m. k 5.15 p.m. ;
stmdays at 4.45 p.m
Insdhance Aoents : —
Westminster Fire, Henry Ness, Westfield cottage
Imperial Life, Charles Jarvis Naylor, Railway statioa
Railway Passengers', Chas. Jarvis Naylor, Railway station
Local Board of Health : —
Clerk, J. Seymour Moss, Parliament street, Hull
Medical Officer, Richard Wiseman Cooper, Hull
Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, George Brighton
Stephenson
Collector, George Brighton Stephenson
Hull Borough Lunatic Asylum, John Merson M. A., m.d. res.
nied. supt
Pdblic Officers : —
Collector of Taxes, Henry Dickinson
Collector of Poor's Rates, Watson Dalby
Vestrj' Clerk, Thomas Jameson
Clerk to School Board, John Park Chatham, Hull
Registrar of Births & 0^"«t)fS^^e'd^v''Cl5uDQle
HULL f*0
100 C0TTIN6HAH.
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[hum..]
Schools : —
Board, Newland, William Moorby, master
Board, Thomas Jameson, master ; Miss Jemima Sairyer,
mistress
Board (infants'). Miss Kate Jameson
FlilVATE BESIDENT8.
Allan Mrs
Arden Charles William, George street
Ash Robert, Hnll road
Atkinson Thomas William, Hall road
Bailey Frederick, Northgttte
Barff Mrs. King street
Barkworth John B. RayvcU
Bell Alfred Howard, Hull road
Briggs Henry, Elmfield, Sonth street
Bromby Mrs. King street
Brown Francis, Boge villa, Hallgate
Bom William, Hallgate
Brumby William, White house,Hallgate
Burssell William, Northgate
Burstall James William, Northgate
Carlill Stephen, George street
Carlton Bobert, Finkle street
Colbreath Miss, New Tillage
Cowley Joseph, Northgate
Dal by Daniel, Hallgate
Fea Rev. William Hay m.a. [curate in
charge], The Vicarage
FewsterWilliam.Beulah ho. New village
Foster Frederick, Hnll bank
Foster Robert, Newgate street
Gee Mrs-Cottingham house,Newgate st
GerrardMiss, Hallgate
Glossop WiUiam,£nd8leigh ho.Newland
Graves WilliamClitheroe,Soutbwood ho
Grindell John, Park villas, Hallgate
Grove Joseph, Newland
Harland Edward, The Sycamores
Harrison Arth. Northgate bo. Northgate
Harrison Jn. Crowther Metcalf , King st
Harrison Joseph William, Newgate
house, Newgate street
Harvey Arthur, Spring cot. Crescent st
Hawkesley Richard, Finkle street
Haworth Booth Col. Benjamin Blaydes
H.A., J.F., D.L. Hull Bank house
Heaven Frederick, Clarence ho. Hull rd
Hill Joseph Hickson, South street
Hill Miss, South street
Hobson Percival, Park villas, Hallgate
Horsley Joseph . Henry, Southfield,
' Thwaite street
Horsley Miss, Hallgate
Howdle Thomas, 'niwaitc street
Hunton John, South villa, South street
Hutchinson Mrs. Cottingbam hall,
Thwaite street
Hutchinson Wm. Hy. Heap, Thwaite st
Hyland Robert Thomas, Hallgate
Jameson Mrs. Elm Tree ho. South st
Kitching Alfred m.d. Southwood
Kiihling Christian, Thwaite street
Lanibert Joseph, Westiield house
tambert Rev. Joseph Malet m.a. [vicar
of St. John's], Newland
Iiawn R4)bert, Finkle street
Lawtey Robert William, West green
Locking Wm. Rt. Ivy ho. Church yard
Longley Joseph, Hallgate
Machon Arthur, Hull bank, Newland
McLintock Mrs. West gntm
Mandale Rev.Robt. [Weslejan], Hallgate
Martin Mrs. Northgate
Martin Robert, Northgate
Maw Edward, Hallgate
Moran William, Park Rrjyd, Northgate
Ness Mrs. West end
Newman Capt. William, St. Leonard's
villa, Newland
Newman William
Newton George Beeforth, Prudhoe
villa, Ibllgate
Oldham JAmes, The Limes, Hallgate
Overton Rev. Cliarles [vicar], The
Vicarage, Hallgate
Pape Johnstone, Northgate
Peacock Mrs. Crescent street
Pentith Robert Jewell, Oak cottage,
George street
Fexton Miss, Beck bank
TexUm Richard, Hnll rood
Phillips Mrs. Newgate street
Pinder George Banks, George street
PlimptonAlex.Wm.Gn8chen ho.Northgt
Prescott William Charles, SpringQeld
house, Hull road
Procter John Maurice, Hallgate
Rain Rev. Thomas [Congregational],
Hallgate
Rayner Benjamin, Northgate
Rennards James, Hallgate
Richardson Hugh Ruddijjprth, South
Street house
Richardson Wm.Dunkirk, South St. ho
Rigg Mrs. King street
Ringrose Charles John, The Grange
Rin^rose Jeffry Wj-atville, The Grange
Robinson William, Springhead house
Rollit Albert Kaye ll.d., d.c.l.
Thwaite honse, Thwaite street
Ruthven James, Montague ho. South st
Smales James, Hull road
Smith Miss, Inglemire lane
Stephenson Olaf Stephen, Ortholme,
Hallgate
Stonehouse Daniel, Park vils. Hallgate
Stonehouse Robert, George street
Summers Francis, 'rheLake,New village
Tall Mrs. Harland house
Tarn William Joseph, Hull road
ThornesMrs. Hallgate
Todd John, Hallgate
Topham Henty Leak, Inglemire lane
Vgose Mrs. Hallgate
Wade John William, Hartland rise
Watkinson Frederick William, South-
wood villa. South street
Watson Samuel f.h.c.s
Westerdale Mrs. Hallgate
Wilson David j.p. Parte ho. Northgate
Wilson George, Belmont vil. Hallgate
Wilson Henry, Hallgate house
Witty Edward Archbutt, Edale house,
Hallgate
Wolstencroft Rev. James Samuel [Con-
gregationall. Church yard
Wright Mrs. Hallgate
Wright Wniiam Edward, HaUgate
OOHUERCIAL.
Agar Geo. market gardener, Dunswell
AUan Wm. market gardener, Northgate
Andrew John Wilkinson, painter,
Hallgate
Andrew Joseph, farmer, Crossbridge
Archbutt William, farmer. Lawns
Arkscy George, blacksmith, Dunswell
Ashton Charles, plumber, glazier &
gasfltter, King street
Ashton Edward, mrkt. grdnr. Finkle st
AtkinsonWm. market gartlencr, South st
Barker Robt. Alfred, Angel inn. King st
Basham Elijah, cowkeeper, Hnll bank
Bilton Jn. market gardener. Church yd
Bilton Walter, provision dir. Hallgate
Bolton Cath. (Miss), dress ma.tifeorge st
Boothby Edward, market gardener
Boothby Margaret (Mrs.), farmer &
gardener, Northgate
Botterill John, frmr. Eppleworth gmge
Boynton John, builder &smith, Hallgate
Boynton John Bearpark, plumber k
glazier, Hallgate
Brittain Mrs. Mary, dress ma.Hallgate
Brocklcsby John Atkinson, saddler &
harness maker, Hallgate
Bromby David.mrkt. gardnr. Dunswell
Bromby Samuel, watch maker, Hallgate
iiurscll John, market gardener
Butler John, boot & shoe ma. Hallgate
Butterick John, farmer, Haver flats k
West bulls
CapstickEmanncl,hair dres.ser,Hallgate
Cajgill Gruby, market gardener
Clark Hy. mrkt. grdnr. & pork batcher
Clark John, market grdnr. New village
Clegg Joseph, brick&tile maker,Hnll rd
Colbreath Jas. mrkt-. grdnr.New village
Cook Robert, shopkeeper, George street
Board, Dunswell, Miss Susan Jefferson, schoolmistress
Railway Station, Charles Jarvis Naylor, station master
Cabribbs to Hull. — Thomas Grantham, Charles Long-
bone, tues. k fri. k Richard Scott k George Thompson,
mon. tues. fri. k sat
Copeland Fanny k Mary (Misses),
mixed school. Church yard
Cottom Gledhill, mrkt grdnr. Hallgate
Cotton Thomas (Mrs.), market gar-
dener, New village
Conpland Robert, market gardener
Coverdale Alex, bricklayer, North^te
Coverdale Henry, bill poster k cner
Coverdale Jane (Mrs.), bricklayer^
Finkle street
Coverdale John, cowkeeper, Inglemire
Coverdale Jsph. (Mrs. ), frmr. Onnswelt
Coverdale Miles, painter. Church yard
Coverdale Thomas, Duke of York v.H.
Thwaite street
Coverdale Thomas, fanner, Ounswell
Coverdale Wm. beer retailer, DnnsiweU
Coverdale W'm. markt.gardnr. Conimou
Dalby Daniel, farmer, Southwood hall
Dalby George, boot k shoe ma.Flnkle st
Dalby Thomas, market gardener
Dalby Watson, assistant overseer k
collector of poor's rates
Dales Thomas, Tiger inn. King street
Dickinson Henry, collector of taxes,
Finkle street
Dixon Luke, rnllyman, Kin^ street
Dixon Wm. chemists druggist, Hallgate
Dixon William, cowkeeper, Hull bank
Donkin Mary Elixabeth (Mrs.), shop-
keeper, King street
Downs John, market grdnr. NortJigate
Drasser John, farmer, Harland
Dukes Moses, market gardenr. Hallgate
Dunling David, farmer
Dunling DavidDonkinJarmer.Low Lees
Dunn Richard, cowkeeper, Endiko lane
East Riding Constabulary (Jdm Don,
inspector), Finkle street
Ellerton Mrs. Cathrncshopkpr. Hallgate
Empringham John, farmer, Norwoods
England Daniel Bordew, confectioner
King street
Fairbank John, shopkeeper k shoe-
maker, Hallgate
Fanthorpe Wm. gardener, George st
Fewster William, blacksmith, Newland
Fisher Tliomas, farmer
Fishwick John, butcher, Hallgate
Franklin William, market gardener
Frith John Edward, coach painter,
Northgate
Gas Works (James Wright, manager)
Gooclall Jn. market grdnr. Endike lane
Grantham Fredk. aial mer. Hallgate
Grantham Robt. mrkt. grdnr. King st
Grantham Thomas, carrier, Hallgate
Gray George, market grdnr. Northgate
Gray Elixabeth (Mrs.), Duke of Cum-
berland P.M. Market green
Gunnee John, joiner, Newland
Hall Vincent J. grocer k drpr. King st
Hanson Nathaniel, Coach k Horses p.h.
k farmer, Dunswell
Hardy David, shopkeeper. King street
Hardy Mrs. Margaret, cowkeeper
Harrison Abraham, batcher, King st
Hart Solomon, brick & tile maker,
Inglemire lane
Hatfield John, market grdnr. Northgate
Hnbbs Saml. chief officer, Inglemire'lli
HoUiday Thna. market grdnr. Morthgte
Horsley Mary k Kate (Misses), ladies'
school, Girton house, George street
Horsman Richard wheelwright be
Market green
Hugil David, farmer, Pratt woods
Hull Borough Lunatic Asylum (John
Merson k.a., m.d. resident medical
sujjcrintendent ; James Taylor, clerk
k steward ; Mrs. Harriet Merson,
matron), De-la-Polc
Hull Corporation Public Baths (John
Luke, manager), Newland
Hull Water Works (David Maxwell,
consulting engineer), Newland k
Spring h^d
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:izedbyVjUUyiC
[huix.]
Hamble Robert, blackamith, Kin^ st
Hard Rebecca (Mrs.), cowkpr. HiUl bnk
Hntton John William, painter k shop-
keeper, Hallgate
HoUjr Jas. cowkpr. Green la. Newland
Jagttt WiUiam, shoe maker, Hallgate
JeffersoiiSasan(Mi8s), board school mis-
tress, Dnoswell
Jefferson William, market gardener
JipsonWm.beer rtlr.&ahpkpr.Nw.villge
JocmsonGeo. market grdnr. New ViUge
Johnson Joseph P. shopkeepr. Finkle st
Jordan John, grocer, Finkle street
Jordan John, market gardener
Kay Baper, farmer, Sonthwood farm
Kin Henry, market gardener, Hallgate
Kirk Jn. bnilder k oontrctr. George st
Kirk John, greengrocer, King street
Kirk Hary (Mrs. ), laundress, Hallgate
Kirk Tlinmas. fanner, Sping park
Lawn Bd. draper k niiUiner, Hallgate
Lawsm Henry, fanner, Ha%Bte
Liasiter Daniel, cowkeeper, Endikelane
Utter George, com k seed merdiant
Litter Lncy k Annie Eliza (lilisses),
ladies' school, Hallgate
Long William, market ^rdener
Longbone Charles, earner. Crescent st
Lmgbooe Ann (Mrs. ), milliner. King st
Lingley Joseph, chemist, registrar of
births k deaths, k postmaster, Hll^e
Lake Jolio, manager of Hnll Corporation
PnMic Baths, Newland
Luke Stephen, engineer to Hall water-
works, Newland
Lradoe Stephen, shopkeeper, Hallgate
Hachin Conrtenay, mrkt. grdnr. Com
Hager Mary (Mrs.), cowkpr. Newland
MaUiaon Frederick Dickmson, black-
amith, Newland
Nan Eliza (Mrs.), grocer, Thwaite st
MaraballBichd. hair dresser. King st
Minihsll William, horse breaker
Martin JiSon^isryma.fc sdsmn.Nrthgte
Martin James, market grdnr. Hull road
Maxwell David, consulting engineer,
Hull water works, Newland
Mein Mary Ann (Mrs.), Blue Bell p.H.
West Green
Miller WiUiam, farmer, Dnnswell
Blitcbell WiUiam, cowkeeper
Morrod John, [ninter, George street
Narlor Charles Jarris, insnrance agent
\Ndham Isaac, miller, Northgate
Ness Hy. insnranoe agt. Westfleld cot
Vess John, shopkeeper, Hallgate
Nna Sarah (Mrs. ),mrkt.grdnr.Finklest
SUBURBS.
' Newman William, master mariner,
! Hall bank, Newland
' Nnrris John, cowkeeper. Inglemire lane
I Oliver John, market grdnr. Northgate
Overend Robt. market gardenr. Common
> Pacey John, tailor, Hallgate
Parry David H. watch maker, Hallgate
Patrick Jane (Mrs.), laundress, Ingle-
mire lane
Payne George, farmer. Burn park
Paj-ne John Richard, farmer
Phil1i]M> John, tailor, Hallgate
Pickering Arthur, market gardener,
New village
Pitts Jobh A. ix)rk butcher, Hallgate
Flaxton Chas. market gardnr. Dunswell
Pybus Charles, fish dealer, King street
Ra<lge William, cowkeeper, George st
Beading k New Booms (Charles
William Arden, sec. k librarian)
Richardson Hugh Ruddiforth, coal, lime
k gravel merchant. King street
Richardson Samuel, chimney sweeper,
Northffkte
Rispin William, farmer, Dunswell
Robinson Mark, tailor, George street
Ruddiforth John, shoe maker k shop-
keeixjr, k post office, Newland
Sanderson Jn. brick mkr. Inglemire la
Sanderson John, shopkeeper, Hallgate
Scott Edward, market gardener ft pork
butcher. Common
Scott George, cowkeeper. Crescent st
Scott Richard, carrier, King ^reet
Searby William, shopkeeper. King st
Sewanl John, cowkeeper, Hull bank
Sharp Wm. insnrance agt. Inglemire te
Shores Robert, shopkeeper, Hallgate
Sipling William, butcher. King street
Smith Eli^.(Mr8.),mkt.^rdnr.Comnm
Smith George, thrashing machine
owner, Dunswell
Smith John, farmer, k Wagon k
Horses p.H. Dunswell
Smith John, brick maker, Inglemire
Smith Jn. Hardy, shoe maker King st
Smith Stamford, farmer, Hull -bank
Spicer Fanny (Mrs.), grocer, Northgate
Stanton Wm. shopkeeper, Thwaite st
Stather Francis, cattle dlr, George st
Statters Mary (Mrs.), shpkpr. Hallgate
Stephenson Benj. gardener, Endike la
Stephenson Emannel, market gardener.
Common
Stephenson George Brighton, collector
of taxes k surveyor to local board
Stephenson Hy. boot & shoe ma. Hallgate
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Stephenson Philip, greengrocer, Hallgte
Stonehouse John, grocer
Stubbs John Bobert, milliner. King st
Swaithridge Elizabeth (Mrs.), pork
butcher, New village
Swaithridge Fredk.mrkt.grdnr.King st
Tadman John, saddler. King street
Teal Richard, Cross Keys p.H.Nurtbgate
Teesdale Wm. market grdnr. Finkle st
Thompson George, carrier. West green
Thurloe William, King William I V.p. h.
brewer k maltster, Hallgate
Tong David, blacksmith. King street
Train Thomas, cowkeeper, Inglemire la
I Trsnmer George, pork butcher, Hallgate
I Turner Ephraim, farmer, Woodhill
I Twinham John, shoe maker. King st
Vickerman Robert, coal dealer. King st
i Waddiugton Geo. brick ma. Newland
Walsh Fanny (Mr8.),shopkpr.Northgate
Walsh Fredk. Johnston, tinner, Hallgato
I Ward Bichard, farmer, Southwood
I Ward Smith, farmer, Crossbridge
Watson Bros, cool dealers. Beck bank
i Watson Joseph, fariner, Woodhouse
I WatsonSamuelF.R.c.s. surgeon, Hallgate
Wetherall Richard, cowkpr. Hull bank
I Wharram William Gardner, brick cfc
tile maker, Sndike lane
Wiles Thomas, cowkeeper, Northgate
Wilson Edward, market gardener
Wilson John Train, market gardener,
Northgate
Wilson Si>bt. market gardener, Finkle st
Wittjr Edward Archbutt, land agent k
valuer, Edale house, Hallgate
Witty Frank, stone mason, Hallgate
Witty Henry, farmer
Wood Ftancis, farmer. Spring head
Wood Joseph, farmer, Eppleworth wood
Woodall Geo. Railway hotel, Thwaite st
Woodhams William,livery stable keeper,
Hallgate
Wright F. k E. joiners, Hallgate
Wright James, manager of gas works
Wright Jn. market gartlener, Pillwotids
Wright John, shopkeeper, Northgate
Wright Peter, joiner k wheelwright.
King street
Wright William, shopkeeper, Hallgate
Young Robert, earthenware manufac-
turer, Hnll bank, Newland
Youngson Ann (Mrs. ),shopkpr .Hallgate
Yonngson Robert, market gardener.
New village
HKDOIT is an ancient town, municipal borough, parish,
pulling place for the East Riding of Yorkshire, head of a
ainnty court district and station on the Hnll and Withem-
an branch of the North Eastern railway, 5^ miles east
fmm Hull and 10 north-west from Patrington, in the
middle dirision of the wapentake of Holdemess, union of
.Scnlonatea, rural deanery of Hedon, East Riding arch-
deaconry and York diocese. The town consists of a market
place, a spacious cattle market and several streets, all
pared and lighted with gas. The town was incorporated
by James I ; the Corporation, as remodelled by act of Par-
liament in i860, consists of a mayor, three aldermen, nine
cooncillors and an indefinite number of burgesses. The
mynr and ex-mnyor act as borough magistrates. The
Corporation possess some ancient plate, and act as the
I'rnn Sanitary Authority; the municipal income is
derived from fee farm rents and tolls.. Tlie borough sent
t*u members to Parliament from the 33rd of Edward I.
till 1S33, when it was disfranchised by the Reform Act.
IV town was formerly a port, and is said to have had four
fhnrcbes, St. Nicholas, St. James, St. Mary Ma^alen and
$t. Angiutine ; the last is the only one remainmg, and is
that which was always the mother church of the parish.
Tliere is a navigable haven connected with the Hnmber, at
*e south end of the town, improved under a local Act of
Parliament in 1776, by which means a considerable amount
of tnffie is cairied on in coals, lime and com shipped for
fx West Riding. The police administration is in the hands
»f the County force. The chnrch of St. Augustine is a
nugnificent building in the Early English, Early Decorated
>od Perpendicular styles, consisting of a chancel, clere-
toried nave, aisles, transepts and an embattled central
tower 139 feet in height to the top of the pinnacles, and
o>Dtainiiig 6 good b^s, a clock and chimes : the choir and
transepts are Early English, the nave Decorated and the
tower Perpendicular ; the chancel retains sedilia, and the
vestry has some remains of a chapel formerly existing on
the south side ; the choir and transepts have a triforium,
once continued round the east end ; the font, of granite, is
Decorated work ; in the south aisle is a mutilated efflgy, a
slab bearing a floriated cross and a stone coltin ; on the
south side <rf the nave is a stained window, presented in
1877, by the lata William Watson, in memory of his wife ;
a stained memorial window to the hite WiUiam Watson esq.
i who died January, 1879, has also been placed by his son,
I James Watson esq. : the brass lectern was ^iven by William
: Rawson esq. of Hull : the east window is only partially
j filled with stained glass. There are sittings for 400 persons.
I The register of baptisms and marriages c(ptes from the year
I 1552 ; burials, 1549. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-
i charge £^0, gross yearly value £igo with residence, in
I the gift of the Archbishop of York, and held since 1884 by
i the Rev. John Horsfall Richardson m.a. of Trinity CoU^,
Cambridge. There is a Catholic chapel,a Primitive Methodist
chapel, built in 1801, and a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1818,
and rebuilt in 1875. The Gas Works, erected in 1856, and
belonging to a private company, are situated near the railway
station. There is an extensive brick and tile manufactory,
carried on by Mr. George Handley ; also a brewery, a rope
walk and a corn mill. The cattle market is held on every
alternate Monday. The tour annual fairs are held August
and, September aand, November 17th and December 6th.
In the town are three dwelling-houses or hospitals for six
poor widows, and eight houses belonging to the Corpora-
tion, occupied by poor burgesses. A sum of £3 is yearly
paid to the vicar by the trustees of the late Mrs. Watson, of
Stoneferry, duo on the 3rd (Uiy of An^t ; £1 "t this
money is appropriated toward^t|flij§j<^t^nj^fj^>5(iM)p£f
102 HEDONv
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[hull.]
chUd in the parish ; /i 6s. (or bread to be distributed every
Sunday to the poor of the jHirish, and the remainder to the
vicar, for preaching a semion on the 3rd day of August in
St. Augustine's church : a sum of ^^2 12s. called *• CoekeriU's
Charity," is distributed in bread every Sunday. Tlie Town
Hall, situated in St. Augustine's gate, was erected by Henry
Guy esq. for many years one of the representatives of this
borough in Parliament; it contains two full-length por-
traits— one of Henry Guy esq. and the other of William
Pulteney esq. who was afterwards created Baron Hedon,
and in 1741 Earl of Bath ; there is also a portrait of the
late James Iveson esq. town clerk, jiresented to the corpo-
ration bv the late John Collins esq. of Danthorjie Hall.
The Holclcmess Agricultural Society, established in 1796,
hold their meetings in the town half-yearly and liave cattle
shows twice a year, in March and in September. In the
garden of Holyrood house stands the tall shaft of. an
ancient cross, removed in 1818, by the late Francis Con-
stable esq. from Kilnsea to Burton Constable, and
afterwards given to the late James Iveson esq. for the pur-
pose of being placed on its present site ; it is said that this
cross was oneinally erected at Kavensburne, to commemo-
rate the landing at that place of the Duke of Lancaster,
afterwards Henry IV. and on it are sculptured emblems of
Our Saviour and the. Blessed Virgin. The Mayor and Cor-
poration claim to be lords of the manor. The princi|>al
landowners are the Corporation, Christopher Sykes esq.
M.P., M.A., D.L., j.p. of Brantinghani Park, and W. H.
Harrison-Broadlcy esq. m.p., d.l., j.p. of Welton, Brongh.
The acreage of the parislr is 312 ; rateable value, /^3.300 ;
and the i>opulation in 1871 was 995 ; 1881, 966.
Parish Clerk, Fretlerick John Batty.
Post, Money Obdeb & Tklburapk Office, Savings Bank
& Annuity & Insurance Office. ^Tliomas Boyes Joluison,
postmaster. Letters through Hull arrive at 7.30 a.m. ;
dispatched at 6.40 p.m. The money order office is open
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m
Count? Mauistr.itbs fob the Holdekkess Petft Ses-
sional Division.
Wall Kev. Charles Joseph m.a. Spruatley rectory, chairman
Clifford-Constable Sir Fretlerick Augustus Talbot bart. d.l.
Burton Constable, Hull
Bethcll William esq. Rise park, Hull
Daly Owen esq. B..\., M.D. 23 Albion street, Hull
Day Rev. Charles, HoUym, Hull
Marshall George Hibbert esq. Enholmes, Patrington, Hull
Maxstetl Edward Philip esq. The Qifl, Hessic, Hull
Prickett Col. George, Borea-s hill, Paull, Hull
Wade John £. esq. Wood Iiall, Skirlaugh, Hull
Clerk, Godfrey Richard Park esq. Market hill
Petty Seiisiona are held in the Town Hall once a month •
The (oUiiwing places are included in the Holdcrness division :
— The Potty Sessional Divisions of Middle Holderuess &
South Hiilderness k the Borough of Hedon
Corporation.
Mayor, William Kirk esq. h.b.c.s., l.s.a
Aldermen.
John Todd I Robert Wright
Godfrey Richard PSrk |
private residents.
Askew William, Hull road
Batty Mrs. Souttergato
lieal William, Hnll roatl
Bell Rev. John Wesley [Wesleyan Me-
thodist], Hull New road
Calvert George Edmnnd
(iarrick Robert, King's place
Cantley Mrs. St. Augustine gate
Casson William, Hull road
fisher Rev. Joseph Cot tarn [Catholic],
Ba^tergate
Harrison Mrs. Magdalene gate
Hepple Mrs. King's place
Ingleby Mrs. Sonttergate
Ingleby William, Souttergatc
Iveson Arthur
Kavc Rev. Edward Birt b.a. [vicar of
Martleet], Hnll road
Kear John, Market hill
Kirk Mrs. St. Augustine gate
Kirk William [mayor]. Market place
Leake Robert, Baxlcrgate
Lucas Rev. Wm. [vicar of Ottringliam]
Mackereth Mrs. Souttergate
Park Godfrey Rd. [alderman]. Ivy ho
Hummer Jonah, Sonttergate
Richard.son Mrs. Sonttergate
Richardson Rev.Jn.Horsfall K.A.[vicnr]
Rimington Mrs. Sheri)^ highway
Robinson Charles Lawrence, Hull road
Spice Frederick, Hull New road
Councillors.
; James Watson
' John Heron, jun
' Cornelius Bentfm Stamford
I William Marshall
Edward Batty
William Beat
Robert Wright
Richard Huntley
Robert Carrick |
Town Clerk, Arthur Iveson
Treasurer, James Stewart Soutter
Sergeant-at-Mace, Howard Markham
Insurance Aoents: —
Briton Medical & General Life, T. B. Johnson, Market pi
County Fire, G. B. Park, Market hill
Eagle, Iveson & Son, Fletchergate
Liverpool k London & Globe, Iveson k Son, Fletchergate
Provident Life, G. R. Park, Market hill
Yorkshire, James Watson, Holyrootl house
Public Establishments : —
County Court, Francis A. Bedwell esq. judge ; Arthur
Iveson, registrar k high bailiff; office at Fletchergate.
The court is held once in two months ; the district com-
prises the following places vi7~ : — Aldbrough, Benniiig-
holme, Bewick, with East k West Hill, Bilton, Burstwick,
Burton Constable, Burton Pidsea, Camerton, Carlton,
Fosham, Cherry Cob Sands. Coniston, Cowden (Great k
Little), Danthorpe, Eaaington, East Newton, EUerby,
Elsternwick, EthenlAvick, Ketliug, Plinton, Frodingham
(South), Ganstead, Garton, Grimston, Ualsham, Hedon,
Hilston, Hollym, Holmpton, Humbleton, Keyiiigliam,
Kihisea, Lelley, Marton, Oltringham, Out Newton, Owst-
wick, Owthorn, Patrington, Patrington Haven, Paull,
Plowland, Preston, Ridgmont, Himswell, Ringbroiigh,
Riws, Ryhill, Skeckling, Skeffling, Skirlaugh (North &
South), Sproatley, Spurn, Stone Creek, Sunk Island,
Swine, Tansternc, Thirtleby, Thomgumbald, Tonstall,
Waxholme, Weeton, Welwick, Welwickthorpe, West
Newton, Winestead, Withcmsea, Withernwick & Wj-ton
Public Officers: —
Clerk to Income Tax Commissioners & High Bailiff, South
Holdemess, Arthur Iveson
Clerk to South Holderness Magistrates k School Board,
Godfrey Ricliard Park
Coroner, Henry Kirks
Inland Revenue Officer, Nicholas Cornelius Blaj-ney
Inspector of Nuisances, Robert Leak, jun
Town Crier, John Barnes
Pinder, Howard Markham
Collectors of Income k Asses."icd Taxes John Heron, jun.
k Frederick Dean
Collector of Poor Rates, Assistant Overseer, Stamp Dis-
tributor k Registrar of Births & Deaths, Thomas Uoyes
Johnson
School Board. — Godfrey Ridiard Park, clerk.
Board School, Market hill, built in 1874, WiUiam Totld,
master ; Miss Hannah Robinson, mistress
Carriers to Hull. — Mrs. Rebecca Robinson, tues. k fri. ;
James Lickiss, tues, & fri
Railway Station, John Mowfortb, station master
I Stamford Cornelius Benton [councillor],
King's place
Tomlinson Mrs. Souttergate
Ward Miss Margaret, Souttergatc
Watson James, HolyToo<l house
White William Thomas, Lambert house.
Sheriff highway
Williamson Robert C. Hull road
Wright Robt. Clarence ho. Fletchergate
COMMERCIAL.
Anderson Charles, jjainter, George st
Atkinson Rd. B. permanent way inspectr
Barnes John, shoe maker. Blue Ball
entry, St. Augustine gate
Baron Cleophas John, com & coal mer-
chant, St. Augnstiuc gate
Batty Edward, coal & com merchant.
Sheriff highway
Batty Frederick John, joiner k |)arish
clerk, George street
Batty Louisa k Malinda (Misses), dress
makers, Souttergate
Beet Henry, whitesmith, Souttergate
Blaj-ney Nicholas Cornelius, inland
revenue officer, Kcyingham
Brocklcbank Thos.fellmongr. (Jeorge st
Calvert Geo. Edmd. brewer & maltster
Coates John, miller (steum k wind).
Haven side
Cook James, shoe maker, Souttergate
Cook John, anti mill Hoiu' agent, St.
Augustine gate
Cortis Wm. Dog & Duck p.h. Market jJ
Crosby William, Queen's Head p.h. St.
Augustine gate
Daglish Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, St.
Augustine gate
Dean I">edcrick, collector of income k
assessed taxes. Fletchergate
Dix John, tailor, St. Augustine gate
Dixon Robert, farmer. Harbour farm
Drcscher Joseph Albert, wat^h maker.
Market place
Drewery Lot, tinman, St. Augustine gate
Eggleston George, saddler, St. Augus-
tine gate
Everinghara Penrose, stone ninsoD,
Souttergate
Fcwiass Fredk.Rd. joiuer,Magdalcue gte
Fewloss Thos. boot maker, j^uttergnte
Fewlass Thomas Jolm, stone mason,
Fletcher gate
Foster John, pig dealer, Souttergato
Fox Maria (Mrs. ), day school, George .st
Gibson Ellen (Mrs.), shoe maker &
weighing machine keeper. Haven side
(iibson John,coanty court bailiff,Hnll rd
Greaves George, shopkeeper, St.Aagtts-
tine gate
Grcensides William, beer retailer.
Sheriff highway
Grice David, Rose & Crown p.h. Flet-
chergate
I Grice Thos. saddler, St. Augustine gate
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llandley George, brick & tile luaker
Utilon Gas Light k Coke Co. Limited
(\ R. Park, sec. ; Joseph Kettle-
boriiugh, mtLDager)
H< [.worth Charlotte (Mrs.), Old Sun
KH. & excise oHicc, t:>t. Augustine gte
Heron John, bricklayer, Souttcrgatc
Mpnin John, jun. bricklayer, & collector
'f inctime and assessed taxes,Markt.hl
Ili'B-son Ann (Miss), shopkeeiwr, Bax-
tprgate
li'dson Bdbert, Corporation Arms p.h.
Haven side
Horinum Wm. shoeing smith, George st
Hontley Richard, commercial traveller,
Fletchcrgate
tvpsMin k Son, solicitors, Fletehergate ;
<( at 12 Parliament street, Hull
Ireson Arthur, solicitor, town clerk,
rierk to income tax commissioners &
high bailiff, see Iveson & Sim
J'lhnsDD Danie), cattle dir. Haven side
J >hnsiin Tbiinias lloyes, tailor, collector
"t [Hior rates, assistant overseer,
<tamp distributor, registrar of births
& deaths & postmaster. Market place
Ketlleborongh Joseph, manager, Hcdon
(ias Light & G)ke Cu. Limited
Kirk Wm. ii.n.c.s. surgeon, Market pi
Leak Robert, jun.brickUyer & insi)ector
.if nuisances, George street
Uckiss James, carrier, >L>rket hill
SUBURBS.
Lickiss John, cart owner, Sonttergate
Livett Emanuel, shoe maker. Market pi
McKee John, ijir Charles tjaunucrs inn,
Kaxtergate
Marsh Ann (Mrs.), shopknr. Market pi
Marshall Wm. seedsman. Market place
Mendham Robert,bIacksmith, (ienrgc st
Moore John, machine owner, Hull mad
Mowforth John, station master
Myers John, rope & twine maker,
Fletehergate i
Nixon Wm. hair dresser, Fletehergate
North Eastern Raihvay Horse Hospital
(Thomas Jefferson, in charge;
Oliver John, Railway hotel,.Souttergate
Palmer Thos. plumber ; & Sonttergate
Park Godfrey Richard, clerk to South
Holdemess magistrates & school brd
Pamell Joanna(>frs.),printer,Market pi
Plummer Jonah, Souttergate
Rawson John, shoe maker, Baxtcrgate
Rennardson Robert, builder Js joiner.
Market hill
Robinson Hannah (Miss), school mis-
tress, St. Augustine gate
Robinson Jn.butcher^t.AugJistine gate
Rfjbinson Rebecca (Mrs.), carrier,
(reorge street
Robinson William, builder, Baxtcrgate
Scaro Thos. 8hoi)kpr. St. Augustine gate
.Sharp Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, St.
Augustine gate
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Smith Daniel, oartraan, Souttergate
Smith David, travelling tea dealer,
Souttergate
Souttcr James & .Stuart James, iron-
mongers, druggists &c. St. Augus-
tine gate
Spragg Stephen, 8hapkeeper,.Souttergtc
Stamford C. B. auctioneer & valuer k,
cattle salesman. King's place
Styche James, jobbing gardener
Thorp Robert, baker. Souttergate
Todd John, grocer, Sonttergate
Todd William, schoolmaster, Market hi
Vickerman William, butcher. Market pi
Wame William Henry Lamacraft,
general supply storeSigrocertolraix-r,
Market place
Webster Maliada (Mrs.), Tiger inn,
Market place
Whitaker Robert, beer retailer, St.
Augustine gate
WilkinsonMaryAnn&Elizabcth(Mi8ses\
dress makers, Souttergate
Wooclmancey James, cirtman, Mag-
dalen gate
Wright George, tailor, Fletehergate
Wright Leonard Megginson, linen
draper, Market place
Wright Robert, farmer. Old Hall,
Fletehergate
Wright Thomas, butcher. Market place
HESSIiE is a township, parish, small town and station ; dence of H. J. R. Pease esq. i.e. Charles Percy Sykes esq. is
'D the Hull, Selby and I^eeds branch of the North Eastern j lord of the manor. The principal lando^mers are (reorge
rjilwar. 209} miles frimi Ixiudon, 4^ west from Hull, on { William Liddell esq. of Sutton, H. J. R. Pease esq. j.p. and
'be Humber, in the East Ridiog of Yorkshire, Hunsley the Hull Charter House. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil,
Rtaara division of Harthill wapent^e, Sculcoates union, clay. The chief crops are wheat and beans. Tlie area is
Hull county court district, Howden rural deaner}-. East I 3,910 acres; rateable value, ;f 18,9^1 ; the population of the
Hiding archdeaconry and York diocese. The church of All ' to.wnship in 1871 was 2,001.
faints is an ancient building of stone, of the Early Englisli
und Decorated periods, consisting of chancel with aisles,
oave, aisles, north and south porches and a tower with '
"pire ointaining a clock and a good chime of bells ; the ;
.ircades of the nave and chancel and the north and south
luirs are Early English ; the windows of the south aisle !
and the cast and west windows are Decorated, and the '
Anlaby is a township, partly in this parish, full particu-
lars of which will be found under Kirk EUa.
Parish Clerk, the Rev. Sidney Smith h.a
Post, Money Order & Tblbobaph Ofrce, Savings Bank
&: Annuity & Insurance Office. — David Coulsoii, post-
master. Letters arrive at 6. 20 a. m. & 5 p. m. ; dispatched
at 12.50 & 7.30 p.m. ; Sundays at 6.15 p.m
remainder of the church Perpendicular ; it was restored ' Registrar of Births & Deaths & Assistant Overseer, William
and enlarged in 1869. Tlie register dates from the year [ Hardy
ij6i. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge A30. Schools : —
CTiiss yearly value ;f 396, including 180 acres of glebe, with National, Francis C. Burt, master ; Miss Zella Jane
residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since Parker, mistress
1884 by the Rev. Arthur Kaye M..\. of Magdalen College, Endowed & Parish, for 20 boys, supfwrted by an old
Oxford ; the Rev. Sidney Smith xu. of Ciirpus Cbristi { bequest ; Thomas Banks, master
oiUege, Oxford, is curate. There are Primitive Methodist, Railway Station, George Hoyle, station master
I nited Free Methodist and Wesleyan chapels, tu each of
which a Snnday school is attached. There are two whiting
factories and an Institute and Beading Room. Trauby
House is the residence of Henry Barkworth esq. and
Tranby Park of (jeorge Bohn esq. HcssIcwcmkI is the resi-
PRivATB BESIDENTS. Foster John William, The Ferns
Adams Henry Edwd.Tony ho. Common Foulston John, Northficld
Anderson Mrs. Southfield house
An.<dell Thomas, Oak villas
Applcton Mrs. White house
.^ahton Henr}', Oimmon
-lyre .Algernon Sidney, Southfield
liannister Mrs
Barkworth Henrj', Tranby house
Barlow Charles, Clifton villa
Barlow William Henrv, Carisbrook vil
Bean Williain, The Weir
Kinks Mn
Birch George Sponrs, Southfield
B""™ George, Tranby i«rk
Burkinshaw Mrs
Bnrkinshaw William Parker, WesthiU
Knrstall Miss
t'arver Alfred John, WesthiU
Champney Richard, Hessle rood
Chatterton John Clark, Swiss cottage
(larke Thomas Wilson, Southfield /
Cook George
('ink Lnmley. WesthiU cottage
Cirlass Henry
Ciolioa Thomas, Nurthtield
Cnolthard John
CresserMrs
Ehlera John, 3 Stanley villas
Elgey Henry, Northfteld
Fisher OcoKeMoreton,Hawthom lodge
Fitzgerald Rev. William Blackburn
Fra-scr John Joyner l.b.c.p. Oak villas
Gillctt Thomas, Southfield
Graves John
Grotrian Frederick Brent, Cragg View
bouse, WesthiU
Hamc William, Common
Haimnond Richard, Southfield
Harbv Charles, Northfi^ld
Heariield Mrs. The Laurels
Hearfield Mrs. The Cliff
Heaven Frederick, WesthiU
I Hedger Thomas, HoUy Imlge
' Heslewood liklward Ernest, Belmont
j Horncastle Tliomas James
I Huffara Henry .
Jackson Mrs. Clifton villa
Kaye Rev. Arthur jf.A. [vicar]
I Kirkus Thomas, Common
j Lacey Mrs
Lacj- John, Rydal lodge
; Lambert James Ovorton, (iardner's
New terrace
Locke Thomas Bentley, Mount
Love Daniel, Southfield
MarshaU Wm. Sutherland rilla north
Maxstcd Edward Philip J.P. The Cliff
Molineux James m.d
Moser Frederick, Sonthfiold
Moss John Seymour. Southfield
Mowforth Mrs. Northfield
CAKniEIIS TO: —
Bevebi.ev — James Sneeston, sat. returning same day
Hull — ^Jam6s Sneeston, Marshall Wallis, William Dalton,
tues. & fri. returning same days
Omnibus — Thomas Miller, to HuU, daily
Muirhead Charles, Southfield
Nonnan Tlioinas Arthur, Mentone ho
Padgett John
Patlison Henry, Westfield
Pease Francis Richard J. p. Hesslewood
Pease Hy. J. Robinson J.P. Hesslewood
Peterson Peter, Belle vne
Poole Francis, Lome villa
Potts John, Northfield
Riplingham Mrs
Samuelson Martin c.E. The Weir
Shaw John, Coburg house
Sheldon William l.h.c.p
.Shipstone William, Northfield
Simpson Mrs. Rydal villa
I Smith Colonel (ierard, Tranby lixlge
Smith Rev. Sidney m.a. [euratej
I Stewart Arthur Thos. Thome vil. Com
I Straiten Robert, Tower hill
Thompson Mrs. Gardner's New tcrnire
Waldron Thomas, Southfield
Walker Miss Mary Ann, The Weir
Watson James
Watson William, Southfield cottage
Westcrdale Thomas
Whittaker Benjamin, Cliff house
Whittaker Isaac, Cottage
Willows John (ireen WilIs,Woodfield ho
commercial.
AUman Thomas, boot & shoe maker
Ashbridge Thomas, cattle dealer
BaileyWm.farm baUiff toT.B.L<icke esq
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Barron Bobert, farmer
Barron William, tailor & draper
Batty George, tailor
Berry David, chimney sweeper
Bilton Ralpli, shopkeeper
BUnkhom Geo.cowkeeper & shopkeeper
Botham Matthew, shie maker
Brings William, cowkeeper. Common
Carlill Robert, butcher
Carliii Joseph, coal dealer
Chatterton John Clark, farmer
Cherry Heury Bingrose, butcher
Clarke John, sec. to Gas Co. Common
Coatea Francis,The Admiral Hawke p.h
Cograve Hobert, shopkeeper
C/Oulson David, grocer k draper
Coulsun William, cowkeeper
0>altBou Joseph Battle, farmer
Coupland John Lacey, florist, Common
Dearing Charles, co^ dealer
Dennett John, nurserj-man & seeds-
man. Common
Dewhirst Thoirias, brewer
Dunn James, farmer. Priory farm &
Dairycoates, Hull
Easting William, butcher
Elgey Charles, farmer
Elus John, drainer
Fraser John Joynor I..B.C.P. surgeon
Frost Ebenezer, bricklayer
(iardner Charles^ bricklayer
Gibson Leonard, joiner
Crrantham Amos, batcher
SUBURBS.
Green John Henry, joiner
Harrison John, cowkeeper
Harvatt John, bricklayer
Haselhurst Bobert, paperbanger
Heariield David, whiting manufacturer,
quarry owner & lime burner
Hessle Gas k Coke Co. Limited (John
Clarke, sec)
Hollidge Mary Ann (Miss), school
Horncastle Thomas, farmer
Jewitt Jolm, pork butcher
Julian Jolui, tinman k brazier
Kershaw Thomas, Ferry Boat inn, k
coal merchant. Haven
Leedham William, watch maker
Lonsdale Thomas, baker
Lord Edwin, draper
Mallison Geo. wliitesmith & bellhauger
Marshall William, whitening k scour-
ing brick manufacturer
Miller Thomas, omnibns proprietor
Molineux James h.d. surgeon
Moncaster Thomas Jam^, saddler
Morley James, cowkeeper
Morley Thomas, furniture broker
Nettleton George, boot & shoe maker
NottinghamSar^eant k Son,blacksmtb8
Jfurse George, joiner
Palmer Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. Common
Peart Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeei)er
Petfield John, blacksmith
Petty Bobert, brick maker, Haven
Ramsey Bobert, painter
[hull.]
TTTRTT EI4I1A is a township, parish and village 5 miles
west from Hull and north from Hessle station, on the Hull
and Selby railway, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, Hunsley
Beacon division of Ebrthill wapentake, Sculcoates union,
coonty court district of Hull, rural deanery of Howden,
archdeaconry of the EastBidin^ and diocese of York. The
church of St. Andrew is an ancient building of stone in the
Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel
with chapel, nave^ aisles, vestry and a tower containing a
clock and 6 bells: in the chancel is a handsome marble
tablet, by Chantrey, to the memory of Joseph Sykes esq. a
late mayor of Kingston-upon-Hull ; there is also a bust by
Bacon, of Daniel Sykes esq. a late h. p. for Hull ; the east
and west windows, with others, are stained : leading from
the ehancel to the vestry is a small pri^'ate chapel, belonging
to the Sykes family: the tower has been lately (1884) re-
stored by subscriptions and furnished with a new peal of
6 bells, the gift of Arthur Egginton esq. j.p. of South Ella.
"Hie register dates from the year 1558. The living is a
vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;^i4, gross yearly value ;^6oo,
including 133 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
the Bev. Bichard Henry Foord M..i. rector of Fox Holes,
and held since 1878 by the Bev. James Foord h. a. Brasenose
Cdlege, Oxford. Edmund Howard Sykes esq. j.p. of
Edeeley, Stockport, is lonl of the manor and the principal
landowner ; the other landowners are John Smyth Egginton
esq. D.L., J.p. of Kirk Ella and Arthur Egginton esq. of
South Ella. The soil is clayey ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat and beans. The population of the town-
ship in 1881 was 343 ; and the area 980 acres ; rateable
value, ^£^3,780. The area of the entire parish is 4,390 acres ;
and the population in 1881 was 1,547.
Parish Clerk, Robert Addison.
"West Ella is a townsltip | mile
Ella. Cliarles Percy Sykes esq. is lord
KirkBUa.
Brooshooft Edward Augustus Deannan
Davis Mrs. Wolfreton house
Daltnn Joseph, Kirk EUa house
Eggington John Smyth j.p. The Elms
Foord Rev. James m.a. [vicar]
Fugill William, Grove lodge
HeUyer Robert
Parker Vincent
Sanderson Mrs
Sykes Daniel, Hall
Tottie Misses
Wilkinson Miss Maria, Cottage
Wilson Arthur, Tranby croft
COMUSKCIAI..
Addison Robert, shoe maker
Batty Edward, bricklayer
East Riding Coostabulary (John Maw,
police officer)
Henson John, a^t to the Anti-Mill
Flour Association
south-west of Kirk
of the manor and
Ripley Bev. Frederick William, Soath-
fleld academy
Robinson Mary (Mrs.), grocer
Rowson Emma ^Miss), private school
Budson Henry, joiner
Saunders Edward, The Oranby p.h. &
brewer, maltster & com merchant
SchoIHeld Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies'
seminar}'
Seaman Newcome, cliemist k druggist
Sellers William, boot k shoe maker
Shaw Thomas, farmer
Sheldon William, physician k surgeon
Sherwood John, tailor
Smith George, fanner
Smith Bobert, farmer. Common
Smith Bobert, jun. horse dlr. Common
Sneeston George, shopkeeper
Sneeston James, carrier
Sneeston Thomas, florist
Speck Henry, agricultural machinist
Spicer John, George p.h
Strawson Henry, nshmonger
Turner Francis, fishmonger
Walker Bobert, coal dealer
Walker William, chimney sweeper
Walhs George, plumber k glazier
Wallis Marshall, carrier
Warrener John, hair dresser
Whitelam Richard, drt^r
Willey Gabriel Cook, tailor
Wilson William, jobbing gardener
Wray Thomas, shopkeeper
principal landowner. The area is 570 acres ; rateable value,
/i,22i ; the population in 1881 was 123, of which 90 are in
North Ferriby parish.
WoLFRBiON is a hamlet.
Anlaby is a township in the parishes of Hessle and
Kirk Ella. The church of St. Peter is a chapel of ease to
Kirk EUa, and the stained east and west windows were the
gifts of John Leaper esq. and Thomas Voase esq. : the
church is now (1884) being rebuilt, and will when finished
consist of chancel and nave with aisles. There is a Wes-
lej-an chapel and one in connection with the Primitive
Methodists. Charles Percy Sykes esq. is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The area is 2,030 acres ; rate-
able value, ;£3,933 ; and the population in 18B1 was 629, of
which 206 are in Hessle parish.
Willerby is a township partly in Kirk Ella and partly
in Cottingham parish. The principal landowners are Sir
Charles Legard hart. j.p. of Ganton Hall, York, and
Arthur Wilson esq. j.p. of Tranby Croft, Hull. The area is
820 acres; rateable value, ;f 2,762; the population in 188 1
was 328, of which 84 are in Cottingham.
Post Offick, Kirk Ella.— Henry Hercliff, receiver. Letters
through Hull, arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.30
p. m. Anlaby is the nearest money order oiHce b Hessle
IS the nearest telegraph oflioe
Post, Monfy Obdbb Ofmck k Savings Bank, Anlaby. —
William Cape, jtm. receiver. IiCtters through Hull,
arrive at 7.90 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m
National School (mixed), William Wallace, master; Mss
Isabella Wallace, mistress
Cabbibbs to Hxjia.. — William Palfreyman k John Dunlin,
tues. k fri. ; William Harsley, mon. wed. thurs. k sat
Hercliff Henry, shopkeepcr&postmaster Jameson Robert, East EUa house
....-" , f a- Jll ^- 11. rjn TJ T — 1 — 111-
Marshall Henrj-, cowkeeper k miller
(wind), Anlaby miU
Maw John Robert, blacksmith
Palfre}-man William, carrier
Sinclair John, Wheataheaf p.h
Timson William, tailor
Ward Thomas, butcher
M'atson Joseph, farmer, Grange
West EUa.
Sykes Charles Percj-, The Hall
Sykes Henry Grange
Ramsdale John, steward to Charles
Percy Sykes esq
WaUace Jolm, farmer
Anlaby.
Bailey Walter, Manor house
Egginton Arthur J.P. South EUa
Egginton John, South Ella
Goddard Colonel Wm.Edwd. Beech lawn
North Thomas H. Laurel viUa
Parker William, The Grange
RoUit Arthur, Spring villa
Voase Thomas j.p. Anlaby house
COUHERCIAL.
Barker William, market gardener
Bearpark Christopher, Red Lion hotel
Cape Joseph, cattle dealer
Cape Wm. jun. grocer k postmaster
Clarkson Wilham, farmer
Curtis Robert, joiner
Curtis Ann (Miss), shopkeeper
Foster John Smithson, blacksmith
Gibson John, plumber
Hodgson John, farmer
Kemp Richard, shoe maimer
KingWiUiam, tailor
Lee Martha (Mrs.), farmer
Lee \^'iUiam, corn dealer
Perrvnian Tliomas, cowkeeper
[hull.]
Train John, coirkeeper
Vok« George, brick & tile maker
WataiD Arthur, farmer
Wuod Juaeph Cai'il, farmer
Willerby.
Pisber John, The Manor Hoose
SUBURBS.
Fisher John Henry, The Hall
Strachan Alexander, Ivy cottage
Strachan John, The Beeches
Fletcher George
Grant George, market gardener
Johnson John, farmer
Mowforth John, cowkeeper
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Neircombe Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Richardson John, Star inn
Wol&eton.
Ward Mrs
Lucas John, Springhead inn
Ringrose Charles, cowkeeper
ICASFIiJBXT is a tovmship included in the municipal
borough of Hull, by the Hull Extension and Improvement Act,
1882, 45 and 46 Vic. cap. cxv. parish and station on the Hull
and Witbemsea railway, in the East Riding of Yorkshire,
middle division of Holdemess wapentake, Sralcoates union,
Hull county court district, rural deanerj- of Kiiigston-npon-
BoU, East Rith'ng archdeaconry and York diocese, 2^ miles
east from Hull, "fiie church of St. Martin, a plain building of
red brick, rebuilt in 1793, has been again rebuilt on the
same site, Mrs. Fletcher, widow of the late vicar of Bilsdall,
Irft ;f 1,100 towards its re-erection, and the Master and
Fellows of St. John's College, Cambridge, have given /'300.
There are sittings for 150 persons. The register dates from
the year 17 13. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
^55 induding 23 acres of glebe, in the gift of Herbert
binson esq. and held since 1864 by the Be v. Edward Birt
Fussey Henr}-, Marfleet hall
COMHSBCIAL.
Bailey William,farmer k assist.overseer
Qaik John, farmer
Lear John, farmer
Leonard Jesse, farmer fe grazier
Rodmell Peter, jun. farmer
Rodmell William, farmer & grazier
Smith Richard, farmer
Sonley James, Marfleet inn
Kaye b.jI. of Lincoln College, Oxford, who resides at Hull
road, Hedon. The Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in
1872, stands to the right of Hedon high road. Here is a
coastguard station. Sir Frederick Augustus Talbot Clifford-
Constable bart. D.I., J.F. is lord of the manor. The
princiinl landowners are St. John's College, Cambridge,
Hull Trinity House and William Henry Harrison-Broadley
esq. M.p. The soil is clay ; subsoil, same nature. The chief
crops are wheat, oats and beans, and there is some very
good grazing land. The area is i, 138 acres ; rateable value,
23.19° ; and the population in 1881 was 183.
Parish Clerk, John Winn.
Letters by foot (Kist from Hull, which is also the nearest
money order otilce
Church School, Miss Annie Herring, mistress
Railway Station, Robert Fielder, station master
Swift Robert, farmer
Vickerman Robert, farmer
Ward Ellen (Mrs.), shoe maker
Winn John, farmer
Winn John, jun. sexton
PAVIiIi, or Paokill (anciently Pagula), is a township, I have the use of the battery during the summer for practice,
pariah and village, jn the river JImuber ; the pari^ includes | and camp in the field adjacent. A lighthouse, 40 feet hi^h,
the townships of Paull and Thoknoukbald. Paull is 3^
miles south frmn Hedon railway station and 5 east-south-
east from Hull, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, south
division of the wapentake of Holderness, Patrington union,
county oonrt district of Hedon, Hedon rural deaner}-, East
Riding archdeaconry and diocese of York. The church of
SS. Sur>- and Andrew, standing on an eminence about a
quarter of a mile from the village, is an ancient cruciform
building of cobbles and hewn stone, in the Perpendicular
style, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts, aides and an
embattled tower of three stages containing i bell: the
restoration of this fine old church was carriea out in 1878-9,
at a cost of about ;f 2,000 ; in the course of which it was
entirely re-roofed : the church was re-opened Aug. 7th, 1879,
by Dr. Thomson, the present Archbishop of York : a memo-
rial window, gi\-en by the late Miss Escreet, in memory of
the Ber. James Samuel Jones, a former vicar, and his wife
Sarah, was placed in the church in May, 1884. The register
of baptisms and burials dates from the year 1657 ; marriages,
1658. The living is a discharged vicarage with Thorgum-
bau cfaapelrjr, tithe rent-charge ^^98, gross yearly value
j£a35, induding 68 acres of glelx, with residence, in the gift
nf the Earl of Effingham, and held since 1866 by the Rev.
Richard Dymoke C^wdron Cordeaus B.A. of St. Catharine's
CoUe^ Cambridge. The vicaraee house stands between
the Tillage and the church, on an devation, and commands a
fine new of the river Humber. There are chapels for Wes-
leyans and Primitive Methodists. In 1825, Thomas Locke
esq. left the interest of £y> for the poor of this parish. Paull
is a fishing place and is celebrated for its shrimps. Charles
I. visited this place in July, 1642, for the purposes of review-
ing his forces. Xear the river is an old dismantled fort or
battery, partially destroyed by the Parliamentary ships in
the Humber, in 1643 : the battery was rebuilt on a very
extensive scale in 1857, and is armed with 19 guns. Twenty
men are now (1884) stationed here, under the command of
Uratenant Aldridge K.A. The Hull Artillery Volunteers
AUridge Lieut. Edward ii.A. Paull
Point Battery
Cordeanx Rev. Richard Dymoke Caw-
dron aa. [vicar]
Prickett Col. George J.v. Boreas hill
COICMBBCLAL.
Kartlett Thomas, fisherman
Buck Andrew, farmer. Stone creek.
Cherry Cobaunds
Bntler James, coastguanl officer. Coast-
guard station
OoUinson William, fisherman
Comer John, farmer k grazier. Elm
Tree farm
Dalton James, wheelwright
Dickinson James, fisherman
Dickinson Robert, fisherman
Dixon Robert, farmer
Elways Robert, Iteherman
Evenden Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Francis George Cole, farmer k grazier,
Cherry Cobnnds
Civrbatt John, fisherman
Hodgson Thomas, fisherman
Hutchinson Robert, tailor
Lambert Robt. John,farmer, PaullHolme
Leonard William, farmer k grazier,
overseer, surveyor of highways k
collector of income k assessed taxes.
Field house
Maltas Harrison, farmer
Naylor Marshall, fisherman
Newdick William, fisherman
Newlove William, fisherman
Parker George, cowkeeper
Parrott Francis, fisherman
Parrott James, fisherman
Pickering Ralph, Roj-al Oak P.H
Priddy William Bray, schoolmaster
Richardson John, former k grazier,
Cherry Cobeands
Richardson Lewis, farmer k grazier.
Little Humber
Robinson Tliomas, farmer k grazier.
Cherry Cobsands
i Bowbottam William, fisherman
was erected here in 1836, by the Corporation of the Trinity
House, Hull, but is now disused. Four smaller ones (con-
sisting of two high and two low lights) have, however, been
since erected. High Paull House is ysed as a club house
and summer resort by the CoL -Commandant and Officers of
theSecond East Yorks Artillery Volunteers ; it is situated on
an eminence and commands a fine view of the Humber. Paull
Holme, now a farm house, was anciently in the possession of
the family of Holme : an old brick tower, which forms the
north wing of the andent mansion and dates probably from
the reign of Henrj' VII. is still standing ; the present hrm
house was built from the materials of the old hall, in 1837. Sir
Frederick Augustus Talbot Clifford-Constable bart. D. L., I. p.
who is lord of the manor, CoL George Prickett j.p. and the
Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy, Capt. Bryan Holme-
Holme, the trustees of James Wray and Sir James Robert
Walker bart. d.l., j.p. of Sand Hutton, are the chief land-
owners. The soil in the neighbourhood of the church and
ridge and adjacent to the battery is gravelly, but in the
lower parts it is warp and clay ; the subsoil, strong clay.
The chief crops are wheat, beans, oats, seeds and barley and
there are rich grazing pastures in the parish. The popula-
tion of the township m 1871 was 496 ; and the acreage is
4,767 ; rateable value, £7,$$'-
Chekry Cobsands is a hamlet.
Parish Clerk, James Stark.
Foot Offick, James Stark, postmaster. Letters through
Hull by foot post from Hodon ; the latter is the nearest
money order office
National School (mixed), built in 1868 ; William Bray
Priddy, master ; Mrs. Mary Jane Priddy, mistress
Overseer k Surveyor of Highways, William Leonard
Assistant Overseer, Arthur Iveson, Hedon '
Collector of Income k Assessed Taxes, William Leonard
Paull Point Battery, Lieut. Edward Aldridge b.a
Cabkibb to HtTLi., George Wright, on tues. fri. k sat
Stark James, postmaster k parish clerk
Stark James Smith, shoe maker
Stark Jonathan, fisherman
Starkcy George, shopkeeper
Starkey James, Crown inn
Storey John, fisherman
Such Charles, fisherman
Such Jonathan, fisherman
Tenmson John, coal merchant
Thompson William Carr, farmer k
grazier, Boreas hill
Tindil Robert, fisherman
Turner Thomas, fisherman
Walker William, tailor k shopkeeper
Wilkins James, fisherman
Wilkin Mary (Mrs.), coal merchant
Wilkin Stephen, Humber tavern
Willingham John, farmer
Winter George, farm bailiff to Thomas
Robinson, Cherry Cobsands
Wray Jane (Mrs.), farmer k grazier,
Newton garth
106 PRESTON.
SUBURBS.
[hull.]
"if the township
rat«iib)e value.
PRESTON is an extensive township, parish ami large ' liarlcy ami a few turnips. The jiopulation
iuid well-built village, i mile mirth from Hedim and 6 miles in 1881 was 881; and the acreage 5,012
east-by-north fnmi Hnll. The jiarish includes the townshifM , ^12,090.
iif Preston and Lelley, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, '
ini<ldle division of the wa|>cntako of Holderness, union of
.Scnlcoates, county court district of Hedon, rural deanery of
Hcdon, East Biding archdeaconry and diocese of York, and
is situated on the Hedon and Hull road. Tlie church of All
.Saints is an ancient edifice, in the Early English, l)e«)rated
and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel with north
aisle, derestiiricd nave, aisles, s<mth porch and a maasive
western tower, of Periwndicular date, containing 3 bells : the 1 r , n,. - ,r.i- ■ »
chancel was entirely rebuilt in 1870; and in .88a the I «"'4"*''''i^'""'',T"- . "''acreage is 800
wh(.le church was thoroughly restored, at a C(»t of ;^i,8oo ; I A^''369 ; »ne population in 1881 was 135.
(luring the alterations iKiriions of ten beautiful slabs of ] Post, Monkt Ordbb Office k Savings Bank, David
alabaster, su|>pos(:d to have formed an eastern sepulchre, ' Shaqi, receiver. Letters arrive at 8.30 a.m. & are dis-
were discovered, and are now placed in the chancel : in 1347 ' patched at 4.30 p.m. vid Hcdon
a chantry was founded and endowed in this church, for a ' Insurance Aoents : —
Iielley is a township and small village, 2 miles north-by-
east from the |>arish church and 3 north-north-east from
Hedon. The township has always bi-en nttaclie<l to the
seigniory, tlioiigh the present lonj |>aramonntof Holderness
and lord of the manor has only about 1 acre over which he
has manorial rights. Tliere is a Wesleyan chaiiel, built in
1859. Sir F. A. Talbot Clifford-C<mstable"bart.D.L.,j p. is loril
of the manor. The prindpal landuunrrs are Wilson Tmhl
rateable value.
priest to pray at llic altar of St. Mary the Virgin, for the
soul of Robert de Pickying. The register dates from the
year 1559. Tlie living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ^100,
net yearly value /26s, inclndiiig 16 acres of glebe and other
16 acres in haniCwith residence, in the gift uf the Arch-
bishop of York, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Edwin Evers
M. A. of St. Catherine's G>llcge, Cambridge. There are chapels
for Weslej-an and Primitive Methodists. The United Ancient
Order of Druids have a hall here, which is used for public
entertainments. James Rand left ;£i6o and four tenements
fur the jioor ; the interest of the money to keep the houses in
repair and the overplus to go to the jkxit : the money was
investctl in 35 acres of land, which now let for ^92 yearly.
John Marshall left £5 s». per year for breaa to be dis-
tributed amongst the jKMjr. Sir Frederick Augustus Talbot
Clifford-Constable hart. d.l.. J.p. is lord of the manor ; the
Iirincijial landowners are William Shillito, Tliomas Smith,
Thomas M.Lee, (ieorge Dickinson and JohnWalkei^St. John's
College, Cambridge, Hull Trinity House and Kingston-ujion-
Hidl i)ock Co. The soil is warp, clay, marl and gravel ; the
subsoil is clay. TIic crops arc wheat, beans, oats, seed.s,
Preston.
FRIV.\TE BESIDSKTS,
Bumham Henry, West end
Dixon Mrs
Evers Rev. Edwin m.a. Rectory
Evingham John
Fawcett John
(tarbutt Mrs
HarwootI Mrs
Huntley George
Hutchinson Frederick
Johnson Mrs
Marshall Isaac
Miller John
.Scott Robert
.Shillito William
Tcasdale Mrs
Thompson Robert
Thorpe George
Walker (ieorge
Wallis John
COMMBBCIAL.
Adams Wm. market gardener, West end
Andrew William, shopkeeper
Higlin Gylby, carrier
Higlin John, cartman
Higlin William, shopkeeper
Bird Eli«abeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Klackbum Thomas, shoe maker
HIenkin Thomas, farmer
lirenton John, fanner
Brocklcbank Gco.tailor,groccr & draper
UrocklebankMary (Mrs. ) ,fnnr.AVest end
Knrnham John, farmer. East end
Bumham Wilfred, farmer
CampUn William, wheelwright
Canham John, farmer, East end
Carr Henry, saddler
Carr Robert, farmer
Carrick George, shoe maker
Carrick Louis, brickhiyer
C-arrick Peter, tailor
Cautley Edmund, farmer, West end k
East end
ClarksonGeo.markt. gardener. West end
Crompton Thomas, market gardener
I Dent John, Nag's Hciid p.k
I Denton Jn. market gardener, West end
[ Dixon Robert Stubbings, farmer. Frog
hall k Liche farm
, FenwickWm.cowkeepr.& markt.gardnr
Fewstcr John, wheelwright & thresliing
machine omier
Foster Frederick, shoe maker
FretMnan Hudson Thomas, cowkeejwr
i Gedney William, fanner
, Hargraves Samuel, coal dealer
, Heelas Edward, wheelwTight
Heclas William Joseph, insurance agent
Hodgson Joseph, market gardener
Hunter Robert, cowkeoi)er
Hunter Thomas, pork butcher
James Jolm, farmer, Weghill
Kemp Robert, day school
Kemp Robert, jun. painter k ghopkpr
Kennington Edward, saddler
Knapton Edward, butcher
Knowles Vincent.schoolmastcr k liarish
overseer, clerk &c
Leonard Benjamin, farmer
Leonard Hcnrj-, corn merchant
Leonard Tho«."(cxors.of),fnnes, Field ho
Nicholson Saml. Blacksmith's Arms p.k
Paj-ne John Robert, farmer
Pearson Thomas, Bell inn, k carrier
Rawson Frank, blacksmith
Renton Robert, farmer
Richardson John, market gardener
LiveriKxil, London k Globe, Robert Kemp
Sovereign Life, H. Carr k William Joseph Heelas
PrBLIC OFFICEnS :—
Overseers, John Bumham & Vincent Knowles
Collector of Income & Assessed Taxes, Vincent Knowles
Surveyor of Highways, Robert Dixon
Collector of Highway Rate, Robert Kemp
Schools : —
A SchtKtl Board was formed here in 1875
Board (niixetl), built, with ma.ster's house, in 1877, at a
cost of ;^2,ooo ; Arthur J. Watkinson, master ; Mrs. Eliza
Watkinaon, mistress
Thomas Helmes left ^£400 to be laid out in lands fin: the
use of the poor & for the maintenance of a 8ch(Kilmaster ;
the land is now let for ;f 86 los. yearly, the half of which
is paid to the schoolmaster k the remainder to the )Ki<ir
Endowed Free, for 28 i«Kir children, Vincent Knowles,
master
Caiihikus to Hull.— Jonathan Stephenson, Thomas Pear-
son & Gylby Biglin, fue.s. & fri
LELI.KY Caruier to Hm,L. — Robert Ellis, tnes. k fri
Richardiion Julia (Mrs.), dress maker
Ro<lwell William, farmer
•Sergeant Parnell, miller k farmer
Sharp David, grocer k postmaster
Slide Mary (Miss), shopkeeper
Smith Jonathan, wheelwri^t
Smith Thinnas James, farmer, West end
Stcphensi-n Jonathan, t arrier
.Stephenson Jane (Miss), dress maker
Straker Richard, cattle dealer
Straker Robert, coal dealer
Todd William, architect k surveyor
Toralinson Wm. Dunn, farmer & cattle
dealer, DlundeH's farm. West end ; k
We^jhill
Tomlinson Thomas, butcher k farmer.
West end
TurnbuU John William, farmer
Walker George, farmer. West end
Wallis Edward, fanner, Prcstonfield
Ward Henrj%market gardener, West end
Watkinson Arthur J. schoolmaster
Wilkinson George, cowkecper
Wilson Arthur, farmer, Magdalen ho
Woodhouse William, tailor iVc shopkeojjr
Iielley.
Bedell Peter, farmer & landowner
Bell Robert, blacksmith
Bowman Isaac, -Stag's Head pji. &
machine owner
Brocklebank Thomas, farmer
Coatcs Edward, com miller
Hnt4:lunson Samuel, farmer
Robinson Thomas, shopkeeper
Sergeant Suddaby, fanner
Soutter James Stuart, farmer
Stickney Walter M. fanner
Thom|>son Joseph, fanner, Lelley Dike
farm ; Jlc at Carlton, Hull
STONEPEBKT is now included in the Borough of Hnll.
S1TTT0N (near Hull) is a township, parish and soburb of
Hull, mostly in the municipal and parliamentary borough of
Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, middle division of HoTder-
ncs.s wajieutake, Sculcoates union, Hull county court district,
rural deanerj- of Hull, archdeaconry of «the East Riding and
diocese of York. The church of St. James, formerly
collegiate, is an ancient structure, consisting of chancel,
nave, aisles, porch, vestry and a tower, containing 3 bells ;
the chancel and nave are Decorated, the tower and aisles
Perpendicular : there are several stained windows, that at
the east end being the gift of Mrs. Liddell, in 1873, in
memory of her' husband, George William Moore Liddell esq.
of Sutton House ; there are others to Edward and Mrs.
Spcnce, of Tilworth Grange, in this jiarisli ; Tliomas and
Ann Catherine Kirk, presented by their children ; C. C.
Brochner esq. iiresentea by his children, and one to Mrs.
Bessy Wells, erected in 1 863 : the stone pnliut is a very-
fine work : in the chancel stands the very tine tomb, with
effigy, of Sir John de Sutton, who died i2Edwd. 111.(1338-9) :
there is also a font of the twelfth century and several ooats
of arms belonging to the Pcrcvs. The church was restoreil
in 1867-8, and re-seated witfi open benches, to hokl 400
persons. The register dates from the year 1558. The liriiig
is a vicarage, net yearly value ;£i3o, including 40 acres of
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SUBURBS.
SUTTON. 107
.'lehp land ami residence, in the gift of W. H. Harrisim-
Br*l!eyesq. M.j>. and held since 1878 by ilie Rev. Herbert
;\t|reii Hiilme m.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Here
i-i a Wrsiex^an chajiel. A Public Reading R(Ktm ■was oi>ened
1:. i832 ; it ^Tas erected at a cost of j^400, raised by snbscrii)-
•i"ii. and is sappirted by members' ctmtributions ; William
:;i<'bnl»>n is secretary. Lambwath House is the seat of
H. F. Smith esq. ; Tilworth Urange is the seat of H. J.
vl'hiltle esq. ; East Mount, of Mrs. Priestman ; Sutton
liranje, nf John Haspin Ringrose esq. ; and Sutton House,
"f .Mrs. Liddell. Here is a college for clergymen's widows
.iiid danghters, founded by Mrs. Ann Watson, in 1730 ; and
.; ^'| a huspital for wJows, established by Mr. Chamberlain,
m iSo). Sir Frederick Augustus Talbot C!ifford-Con.stable
f<drt. D.u, J. P. is lord of the manor. The principal
andiiwners are the Hull Corporation, William H. Harrison-
Hnaillejr esq. M.P. the trustees of the late (i. \V. M. Liddell
West Renjainin, Iry mount
Whittle Herbert J. Tilworth grange
Wilson Robert
esq. and Mrs. Priestman. The soil is strong clay ; subsoil,
red sand. The chief crops are wheat and beans. The area
'8 4.759 acres ; gross estimated rental in the borough,
j^46,395; without, £i^iyi ; total, /S9,.s66 ; rateable TaTuc
in the borough, ^^36,179 ; without, ;^i 1,472 ; total, ^^47,651 :
the jiopulation in 1861 was 8,348, and in 1871, 8,928, and in
i88i, ii,S5t, including Stone Fehhv, a place in this town-
ship.
Parish Clerk, William Smith.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Rmierick Capt. Henry, Ivy mount
Bniira William Kirk
Kuliner Thomas Kidd
Omsim William, Mona villa
l"»Uio.irge
1 '.iris George
Ellisnn WtlUam
Fnrley Francis, Ivy mount
(hrbult Daniel Parkinson, Sutton hall
Hill John
Hidge George, Elm Tree house
llime Rev. Herbert Alfred m.a.
The Vicarage
Kay trtorgie Weaver, Hamilton house
Kirk Miss, Ivy mount
Kirl .Mrs. Church mount
UUell Mrs. Sutton house
.Mooat .Miss, The Limes
nckrring Benjamin, Bellefield house
Piillrrill Miss, Labnrnam cottage
Pricslman Mrs. East mount
Reed Walter J. The Horn Beans
Ringrose Herbert, Church mount
Ringrose John Raspin, Sutton grange
Ringn>se William Raspin
RiiQ Thomas
Mitt Frederick Arthnr
.^■iilt -Mrs
■'mith Henry Fredk. Lambwath house
^••nlfy John
.-■t"rry John Alfred
COMMERCIAL.
Allan George Alex, joiner & wheelwright
Barker Geo. B. com millers,Sattou mills
Bell Mary (Mrs), cowkeeiier
Blashill Henry, farmer, Noddle hill
Blashill John, farmer
Calvert Thomas, blacksmith
Cnrrick Jane (Mrs. ),boot & shoe maker
Carrick Thomas, wheelwright
Chamberlain Hospital for Widows (Mrs.
Maria Carrick, sujierintendent)
' Cook George, cowkeeper
I Cowl John, joiner
Post & Money Order Office & Savings Bank. — (icorge
Smith, postmaster. Letters through Hull received at 7
a.m. & 6 p.m. ; dispatche{l at 5.40 & 7.50 p. 111
Railway Station, William Richardson, station master
National Sch<K)l (mixed), Robert Herring, master; Miss
EUerker, mistress
Carbieus. — John Dearing & Edward Rodmcll
Kidd Daniel, farmer
Moody Lsaac, painter
Mumby Joe, shopkeeper
North George, farmer, Carr house
Northgraves Wn>. Douglas, cowkeeper
Pitts Henry, Ship inn
Riinsom Rd. Clarke, farmer, Castle hill
Robinson John, blacksmith
Rodmell Abraham, farmer
Rodmell Edwd. market gardnr.fc carrier
RcKlmell Francis B. fanner, SotFliam
Rodmell Robert, butcher
Rodmell Wm. farmer, Risholme hill
Smith George, grocer i ]vistnuistcr
Smith Henry Frederick, farmer
Smith William, farmer. Primrose hill
Snell Charles, corn miller, Holdemess rd
Curtis John, builder
Dawson Wm. cowkeeper, Holdemess rd Sonley Hugh, cowkeeiier
Easingwo<Kl Thomas, shopkeeper i Sonley John, jun. joiner
Easingwood Thomas, jun. bricklayer, Storry George Wm. fanner, Sjiring cot
West parade
Ellis James, market gardener
Fairbank William, farmer. Frog hall
Kortitt John, shopkeeper
Galloway Stephen, farmer
Hakeney John Albert, butcher
Hart Bartholomew, fanner
Hart William, shopkeeper
Hodgson Robert, cowkeejier
Holmes James, butcher
Ladies' College for Clergj-men's Widows
Tiplady William, farmer
' Twidale Jo.shua, fanner
Ward Richard, cowkeeper
I Webster Christopher, Duke of York p.h
Willis Henry, market gardener
' Wilson Arthnr, fniir. High Bransholme
■ Wittain Robert, cowkpr. Holdemess rd
i WcKxIall John, Four Alls p.h.
I Wright Eliza (Mrs.), brick maker
Wright Edward, farmer, Holdemess rd
Wright Robt. cowkeeper, Holdemess rd
& Daughters (C. S. Wilson, solicitor) Wright Wm. cowkeeper, Holderneas rd
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HULL COIJET DIRECTORY.
In order to affonl upace for the uldreieea, tlie abbreTlation " esq." for eaqnlra, baa no longer been appended to each name in Ui<^
" Court Director;." It should be undentood that ehch shonld be added to tlie name of erery geniieman in the follovriug pagea to wliicli
no inconsistent addition is affixed.
Abercromby Jas. 7 Witton St. Holdemeas nl
Alie>-Thoe.Wiim, 89 Stanley vilaClarendon st
Abraham Rev. William Henry B.A. S Elm
Tillas, The Park
Abranis Jabez. Holilemees road
Adam Henry, 2 Carlton terrace. Spring hank
Adam Mrs. 09 Cogan street
Adams Qeorge, 6 Lambert st. St. John's Wood
Adams Hy. £. Tony house. Common, Henle
Adams Henry Leouanl, 16 Bank sti'eet
Adams James, 3*2 Feudrill street, BeTerley rd
Adams John, Dover street, Bererley road
Adams John, 31 John street
Adams WUliaui, M Albany street
Adams Wm. Henry, 63 Derringhom street
Adamson James, Norway houses, Grafton
street, St. John's Wooil
Adamson Thomas, South villas. Park row
Addey Mrs. 24 Popple street
Addison Kev. John Aspinall B.A (chaplain
of Borough goal], Hedon road
Agan Bobert, 3 Tratilgar street
Airey Jolm W.3 Park Street CTeaceiit,Fark st
Aitken Adam, 7 Sliakeepearc street
Akrigg George, 143 Coltman street
Alder Mrs. 9 Wright street
AIdetsonKoht.H.J>8andrlnRliam stNewlngton
Al<lridge Lieut, £. R.A. Paul Point Battery
Alexander David ».d. Clydesdale hoiue.
Boulevard ii Hessle road
Alexandra O.Tay ho.De Grey •t.St.John's Wd
Allau Mis. Cottingham
Allan Mrs. 27 Wright street
Allcock Frederick,(J3iyrtle Tils.HoMemess nl
Allen Alexander, Grafton at. St. John's Wood
Allen Alfred Evans, 2» WUbertorce street
Allen Henry wniiani, 22 Rose street
Allen Micliael. 30 Hutt street
Allen Mrs. 27 Crystal street
AUenThos. W. 10 Brunswick ter. Spring bank
Alien William, 13 Stanley ter. Anlaby road
Allingtou Bobert, 20 Walmsley street
Allison Edward, 3 Russell place, Anlaby road
Allison Ed^.i-ard Arthur, 76 LinnRus street
Allison Henry. Marlborough ha Anlaby road
Allison Henry G. 3 Carlton ter. Spring bank
Allison John Bnrk, U All Saints street
AIUsonM. Blbeyho.Grattonst.StJohn'BWood
Allison Mattliew Hy. 29 AU Salute' street
Allison Wm. 3 Carlton terraoe. Spring bank
Allott William, 36 Louis street
AUott Wm.Gearge,24 Bonlevard stb.Heisle rd
Amtder Mrs. 3i Granville street, Mewington
Amos Charles Frederick, 2S Alblou street
Anderson Edward, 17 Hudson terrace'
Anderson George, 12 Stanley street
Anderson Jolm Brown,? York ter. Beverley rd
Anderson John Henry, 26 Cranbonme street
Anderson Joseph, 6 Kingston place, Witbam
Anderson Mrs. Sonthfield house, Hessle
Anderson Mrs. 219 Waterloo street north
Anderson Mrs. 7 York terrace, Beverley road
Anderson Thomas Hy. 3 St. Stephen's street
Andrew Abraham, 10 Hopwood street
Andrew Abraliani Hutchinson, 6 Dausom la
Andrew Alfred, 22 Lansdowne street
Andrew Hen. 6 Bmnswick avnu. Beveriey id
Andrew Wniiam, 8 All Saints' street
Andrews Charles, 4i Lonis street
Andrews Joseph King, 6 Jarratt street
Anfleld Mrs. 12 Regent's terrace, AnUby rd
Anholm Wni.B. De Grey st. St. John's Wood
Annison James, 67 Francis street east
Ausddl James Bd. Melwood ter. Beverley rd
Ansdell Thomas. Oak villas, Hessle
AnaellAlfd.Wheatley,2RicliUen creaBonlevrd
Ansell Charles William, » Feel street
Ansell Mrs. 43 S<nnerscBles street
Anson Riclianl, 4 Holbom street
Anthony William, 3 Hutt street
Appelbe George, 44 Somerscales street
Andeby Bobert Calvert, 141 Coltman street
Appleton Mrs. White hoi)se, Hessle
Appleyard George Thomas, Boulevard
Appl^td Mrs. IB Wawne street
Arbon Walter George, Oxford villas, Alex
nndraroad, St. John's Wood
Arch4r Joseph, 281 St George's rd. Newingtn
Archibald James, 9 Milton ter. Anlaby road
Arden Charles Willlam,George st.Cottingham
Armit Bobert Byggot, 39 Francis street west
AnuItageGecT. 334 StGeorge's nl.Nswngtn
Armitage Mrs. 19 Park street
Annitrong Mrs. Dnnkeld villas, Boulevanl
Arnold Charles.Cheanutavnu.St Jolm 'sWood
Arnold Edward, Ryde street, Beverley road
Amott Mrs. 21 Milton street
Arundel Mrs. 2S7 Waterloo street nortli
Arundel William, 66 West parade
Ash Henry, M Albany street
Aah Bobert, Hull road, Cottingliam
Ashbridge Robert Oreenlieail,12Cr)'stal street
Ashton Frank Ctiambcrs, S7 Caroline phioe
Ashton George, 68 Lister street
Ashton Henry, Common, Hessle
Ashton Miss, 3 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Ashton Miss, 18 Pryme street
Ashton Mrs. 71 Clifton street
Ashton MrSL 49 Waverley street
Askam John Fairbom, Tt Walmsley street
Askham Mrs. 14 Coltman street
Askew Christopher, 40 Peel street
Askew Williain, Hull road, Hedon
Askwith Hy. Clias. 3 Albert ter, Anlaby road
AalackaonKllet,8StGeorge's road, Newington
Aslett Alfred, 48 Durham street
Asman Charles, 16 Crystal street
Asman William Lunb, Vt Trinity street
Asamns Oskar, 26 Arlington at
Aston John. 17 Margaret street
Aston Samuel, < Cavendish square
Aston William Fearoe, 3 Cavendish square
Atherfon Edwin, 4« Hutt street
Atktn Edward, 17 Harley st Beverley road
Atkln James, U Freehold street
Atkin Mrs. 10 Colonial street
Atkln Mrs. 74 Walmsley street
Atkinson A. L.R.CP. Edin. 29 Osborne st
Atkinson George Thompson, 62 Park street
Atkinson John, 38 Caroline place
Atkinson Mrs. It Boulevard sth. Hessle nl
Atkinson Mrs. 2 Coltman street
Atkinson Mrs. 42 Derringham street
Atkinson Mrs. 13 Norfolk street
Atkinson Mrs. 72 Peel street
Atkinson Robert, 33 Coltman street
Atkinson Thomas, Argyle farm, Argyle st
AtkinsonThomasWilliam,Hull id. Cottingham
Atkinson W.C.3Ji Grafton st St John's Wood
Aubrey Mrs. 8 Milton street
Audns Thomas, 12 Trinity sq. Anlaby road
Austin James, 13 Pendrill st Beverley road
Austin William, Oxford villas, Alexandra
road, St John's Wood
Aver}' Joseph, 32 John Street
Ayre Algernon Sidney, Soutlifield, Hessle
Ayre Miss, Harrow teirace, Beverley road
Bablngton Hen. N. Bnrlton villas, Albany st
Bach Mrs. 6 St Stephen's street
BackhousefriIliam,Sliamrock house, Lombart
street, St John's Wood
Backratli Joseph, 08 Caroline plaoe
Backwell Joseph Ferry, 38 Coltman street
Baggs John, 9 Victoria terraoe, Anlaby road
Bailey Francis, 4 Kingston terrace, Witliam
Bailey Frederick, Northgate, Cottingham
Bailey Fred. Wm. 21 Jarratt street
Bailey Gea 3 Derringham ter. Spring bank
Bailey Mrs. 8 Sandringham st Newington
BaUey Bobert, 4 Wilberf orce ter. Arg}-le st
Bailey Walter, Manor houw, Anlaby
Balnea Mrs. 8 The Avenne crescent, Park st
Baker Alfred, S9 Morpeth street
Baker Benjamin, 69 Wright street
Baker Frederick, Prince's rd. St John's W^ood
Baker Herbert. 6 Park rood. The Park
Baker James, 66 Norwood street
Baker John, 6 Park road, Beverley road
Baker John George, 81 Park street
Baker Miss, 1 Finsbnry street
Baker Mis. 10 Shakespeare street
Baker WiUlam George, 92 Freehold street
Baker William Thorpe, 1 BeaconsBeld street.
Queen's road, St John's Wood
Balchin Edmond, 22 Newlaud Tofts lane
Balchln William, 48 Somerscales street
Baldeistein Thos. 40 Sandringham st Nwngtn
Baldwin T. A. M.D. 9 Cobnrg ter. Anhiby rd
Balk Mrs. 19 Wellington terrace, Beverley rd
iBall Mrs. 80 Lister street
BaUingall William L.B.CJI. Bdin. 6 Harelocfc
terrace, Hessle road Newington
Balmforth Mis. 20 Trinity street
Bamber Ma). Hugh W. B.SI. 32 Linnsens st
Banks William, 7 Derringham street
Bannister C. H. Lambert st St John's Wooil
Bannbter Mrs. Hesale
Barber Benjamin Christopher, 18 Story street
Barff Jobn,6 Arnold cre8.Amold st Anlaby rd.
Baiif Mrs. King street, Cottingham
Barker Benjamin, 27 Norwood street
Barker John, 1 Colonial street
Barker John Clias. 4S Foontain at. Anlaby nl
Barker Joseph, 22 Silvester street
Barker Mrs. 6 Finsbnry street
Barker Mrs. 18 Gladstone street, Anlaby roail
Barker Mrs. 19 Fed street
Barker Mrs. 49 Trinity street
BarkerBeginald, Almorah ho. Piinoe's avenne
Barker Richard Harrison, 88 Linnms street
Barker Wm. IS Tynanoatb at. Wrl^t st
Barkworth Hy. Tranby house, HeasI*
Barkworth John B. Boywell, Cottingham
Barlow Charles, CUfton vlUa, Heasle
Barlow George, Queen's rd. St John's Woo<l
Barlow Wm. Hen. Carisbrook villa, Hessle
Bnrmby Hy. 2 De Gray st St John's Wood
Barnaby Mrs. 8 Spring street
Barnard Birman L 1 Eaatfleld vUa. Spring bk
Bamett Aaron. 88 Coltman street
Bamett Mn. 11 Elm Tree avenue. Park st
Baron John, 12 Prince's rd. St John's Wood
BarrecIKfe Samuel, 32 Somerscales street
Banatt George Onnnee, 8 Cambridge street
Barrett Ernest 7 Adelaide ter. Anlaby road
Barrett Henry Jsph. 8 Clyde ter. Anlaby toad
Barrett Hugh, 2 Grove street, Beverley roail
Barron Mrs. 78 St George's rd. Newington
Barry William, 121 Coltman street
Bartle Mrs. W. B. 99 Bean street
Barton Bernard, 16 Linniena street
Barton Joseph, 26 Jarratt street
Barton Mrs. 12 Silvester street
Barton Richard, 8 Florence aven. Beverley rd
Bartram Rev. Michael, 74 Albany street
Bass Henry Charles, 1 Westbonme temce,
Derringham street
Bassindale Mrs. 88 Portland street
Batchelor Mrs. 18 Paradise [dace
Batchelor Wm. i Dean ter. Hopwtxxl street
Bateman David, 66 Spring street
Bates Albert William, 84 darendon street
Bates George, 8 Somerscales street
Battarsby James D. Boee cottage, Beverley nl
Batty Manlutll, 17 Clifton villas. Boulevard
Batty Mrs. Souttergate, Hedon
Baxter James, 24 Linnieus street
Baxter Jn. Lea, 2 Grosvenor ter. Beverley rd
Baxter Richard, 168 Coltman street
Baynes Henry, 20 Louis street
Baynes Henry, 61 Park street
BaynesJas.F.LC.,F.c.s..v.R.H.8.88Arlngtn.st
Baynes James, 16 George street
Beal John, 2 Westcott street, Holdemeas road
Beal Mrs. «0 Morpetli street
Beal WUIiam [coundUor], HuU road, Hedon
Beal William Hy.Frince's rd. St John'sWood
Beole George, Prince's avenue
Bean Charles, 37 Regents ter. Anlaby road
Bean John, 11 WUberforoe terrace, Argyle st
Bean Miss, 72 LIniueus street
Bean Mln, 8 Story street
Bean William, Tlte Weir, Hessle
Bean Wm. WardelU 8 Story street
Beaumont Jn. P. 11 Eldon gro. Beverley road
Beatttement John, 48 Park road. The Park
Beokett George, 80 Leonard street
Beckett Seth, 8 Leonard atieet
Becking Derrick, 24 Morpeth street
Beckworth Francis, 170Wateiloo street nortli
Beckworth Robert, 6 Tynemouth st Wright st
Bedell Benjamin, 9 Cranbonme street
Bedwell Francis Albert Curre house. West
Parade, Anlaby road
Bee Alfd. B. St Leonard road, Beverley rood
Bee Benjamin, 1 Fountain street
Beooroft Charles Edward, 16 Bean street
Beecroft 'wriiliam, 68 Clarendon street
Beecratt William Wataon,Dalry frm. Hessle ni
Beevars Richard, iaCambridgs,stnet,
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Balli^ J<n*tta*n, BT Cluendou street
Bd Btt. JohD Wedey, Hnll New rd. Hedon
Bdl Alfred Howtrd, Hnll road, C!ottlnghiun
Ml Oa& B. 6 Minerra teamce, Spring bonk
3i(l George HotiueH, 21 Curollne place
<jd John Feanon H.D., j.p. WaTerley
'k<iw, WaTcrier street
M »K 19 Xew King street
BfII Mrs. < Berkeley street, Beverley road
adl Kn. i Hopvood street
BtS Ma € Newtngtoii Tillas, Anlabr road
Ben VmiUD, U Feel street ^
BdlabjrWllHsm, 1 Little Keed street
Bdtany Jeaeph Henry, Oreemore vUlas, De
Urer Btieet, St. John's Wood
Bdlamy }ta. 9J Trinity street
Bdlamy Sldnbon WilUam, 20 CaTendlsh sq
BdmyTlMinaa Newlnm, fil Lister street
Bdsttl George Hy. gt Walton st Newington
Bttton Thomas Stony, 44 Cliarlotte street
Boiitoa John. 7 Norwood street
Bmaet llts. 10 Ttxrj street
tasett Ser. George, 118 Durham street
Bnaett Hewr, 4 Caroline place
Banisgbm Stn. t Elm Tree ter. Anlalqr rd
Bfmiiiftaa WUliam. 8 Ooodricke tonace,
CsTeiCreet, Stepney
BcsMo Xiss, 46 Spring street
BiBtle; Baliest, 77 Coltman street
Bestler Thomas, 7> Spring street
Bsfvlls HennaoD JaUns, 9 Bonlerard
Bnsnl John B,N. 8 Marlborough avenue
Bmr Fraada, 141 Walton street, Newington
Ben7 Un. 6 Leonard street
Boi; Kn. 144 Walton street, Newington
BM BeaiT, It Louia street
BMtXn. WBoolmrd soath, Hesale road
BeM Xia 1 Vatine View terrace, Hedon rd
BenioHn WllUun, 104 Dnrham street
Beltini Bkbanls, Abbey villas, De Orey
Awt, SC Jolm's wood
Sena lira 19 Arlington street
Bdli; John, U Percy street
BimeU Mix. 1( Terry stmt
BiilueyJolin Duke, Bonlevaid sooth
BSltog Frank, 11 Freehold street
BDtoa Fteterick. 10 Wawne street
BUsB WHUam, Newland Toft's lane
Bisglam vniiam Oeorge, S2 Lanadowne st
Biailqr John, S7 Leonard street
KsikT WHUam, M Albany street
ffisls xn, 1* Great Thornton street
Bob Kn. Hessle
nab Xia. W Trlnitiy street
Bioiriagton Jonathan, U Derby siaeet
BjiDingtoB Hiss, 20 Lanadowne street
Birdi George Sponra, Sonthfleld, Hessle
Bhth Mis. i Trafalgar street
BSifci Heniy, 7 Piyxne street
BifkettWOUsm Little, a Albert ter. AnUiby nl
BMup Fraderlck Cbailea, 12 Peel street
3jarik Geoige, flO Coltman street
Sack Andrew, 1 l^rk avenne
Oiek Mn. IB Pemberton street, Witliam
Blickboiira Bobert, Chalk laiie
Blsckbonroe William, 1 Olouoester terrace,
Onsvenor street
Bhdbaia George, M Wstanaley street
BsdibDin Joae^ 63 Park street
BbcUnin Sanmel, 22 Begent street '
BbcUtli guvely William, S2 Clarendon st
BUckjtt George, 8 Victoria street
^C^Hcurare Alfrad John, 1 Temple street
Siteney Jn. W. 3 aranville ter. Anlaby rood
JBitay Mis. 27 Caaghey street
liJMbsid Henry, 13 Clifton viDas,Bonlevard
B)uidiard Henry Finning, 2 Temple street
Bluxlisni Bobert, 37 Leonard street
Ulud John, II Spring street
Rfesldn James Fewson, 1 Temple street
Bteekin Mrs. 81 Leonard street
bkikiii Mis. 22 Morpeth street
il.nli Mn. » Caroline place
S.Tth Bobert, 7 Cavendish square
Kljtlie James, Frlmioee villas, Alexandra
raaiL St. John's Wood
^M.r Miss, M Caroline place
iioHj Wniiam Henty, 144 Coltman street
Cvlen Kdward Chamben, 80 Morpeth' street
Ewl™ Jsmes, Anlaby roail
!v.ien Wm. Hy. Waterloo ha Westbonme av
ift Mis. 20 Cottingham terrace. Drain aide
■linWt Mm 81 Leonard street
iWiO Oeorge, 1 Hm villas. The Park
Mn George, Tranby park, Hcsslo
WUffl Edward, IS Harley street
iWtOB Edward, Ivy honse. Fountain road
^•Iton Henri-, 1 Berkeley street, Beverley rd
^ivm Joseph Turner, 21 Cavendish square
'^'ton Mn. 7 Lome terrace, Holdemeae road
!Mton Mrs. 2» Peel street
^■OB Mm 17 Oeorge street
Moa Bichard, 23 Stanley street
IWton William, Orafton st St. John's Wood
I^oii Piands, 4 Crown terrace, Anlaby road
J»ii Mrs. 1 Fopjar gro. Cave street. Stepney
""""in Mm 2 Claremont ter. Beverley road
iSxatolt Fdk,0.1S Bmnswlck av. Beverley nl
r^olli Oeocge, 17 All Saints' street
Bostti John Medley, 2 Finsbnry street
«"* Jsph. 7 Marine View ter. Hedon roail
Bootli Leaper, 41 Llnnseus street
Bootli Mrs. 78 Leonard street
Booth Mrs. 7 Park Street ores. Park street
Booth Tliomas, 8 College street
Border £dmund, 51 Freehold street
Borea Mrs. 24 Coltman street
BorriU Mis. 88 Peel street
Borrill Mrs. Charles. M Derrlngliam street
Borrlll Saul, Crystal street
Botlumi Oeorge, 4 Wawne street
Botterill John, Lambert st. St. John's Wood
BotteriU William, Newland park, Newland
Boom WUIlam Dlnsdale,44Fark rd.The Park
Bowen Samuel, 12 Westcottst. Holdemessrd
Bower Thomas, 4 Sydenham villas, Stanley st
Bowes George, 1 Shakespeare street
Bowlby Mrs. 41 New King street
Bowring Jas. Rd. 6 Carlton ter. Spring bank
Bowser Miss, 81 Charles street
Bowser Hrs. 9 Myrtle villas, Holdemees road
Boyd John, U Thomas street, Drypool
Boyd Mrs. 7 Dnrham street
Boyee James Benjamin, 11 Windsor street
Boylan )lrs. S8 Fvmberton street
Beaton John Alfred Dunett, 40 Leonard st
BoyntoB Walker, 42 All Saints' street
Boys Mrs. 3 Newington villas, Anlaby road
Bradley John, 18 Boulevard sonth
Bradley WOllam, 68 Albany st. Spring bank
Bradley Wm. Clark, 1 Cliolmley St. Boulvanl
Bradnum James, Kyde street, Beverley road
Bradshaw John Skelllm, 2 Wlutliorpe idace,
St. James' square
Brady Mrs. 7 Holbom street
BraithwaiteOeo.W.Weetcat st. Holdemess rd
Bralthwalte William, 11 Wilton street
Brameld William George, lOS Durham street
Bianuner Bdwanl,Orafton at, Bt John's wood
Bray William, South view, Cottingham
road, Newland
Bray William Orimstone, 1 Oak villas, Graf-
ton street, St. John's wood
Bremner Jamea, 88 Wright street
Breroner Jamea,Jnn. Dover street, Beverley rd
Brentano Fmncia, US Constable street
Brereton Clinrlee Le Oay, Stockbum villas.
Park grove, Princes avenne
Brewer Charles Albert, 11 FendiOl stnet,
Beverley road
Brewer Mrs. S Colonial street
Brewer Robert Coltman, 31 Liddell street
Brewer William James, 17 Vane street
Brewett Thomas, 11 Victoria stnet
Brewster Wm. Hy. 3 Hampilen vils. Argyle st
Brickclift Mn. 3 Norfolk place
Brlcknell SamL 37 PendrUl st. Beverley road
Brl<lges Harry, 14 Harley street
Bridson Arthur, 10 Dansom lane
Brigga George J. 4 Carlton ter. Spring bank
Briggs Henry, Elmfielil, Soutli st. Cottinghm
Briggs J<din, 2 Clyde terrace, Anlaby road
Briggs Miss, 10 Smeaton street
Brlgliam John, 9 Rose street
Biistow George P. 7 Belgrave ter. Spring bank
Brjstow Rlclul. P.l Richelieu ores. Boulevard
Brlstow Robert, SI Coltman street
Brlttlan John, 79 Prospect street
Brittian Jolm, 19 Albany street
Brlttlan WUliam .V. 2 Park road, The Park
Broad Capt. George Doherty H.s. 2 Belgrave
terrace. Spring bank
Broadheail George, U Caroline place
Broadley James, Durham street
Brocklebank James, 37 Somerscalea street
Brocklehurst T. 12 Brooklyn vils. Stanley st
Brocklesby Moses, 27 Hutt street
Brookner Haus, Elbock ho. Princes avenue
Broderick Captain Hy. Ivy mount, Sutton
BitMlrick John Henrj-, 2 Stansted terrace.
Princes avenne, Kpring Imiik
Brodrick John Biildell, 10 Wlnilsor street
Bromby Ellerby, KUerby villas, 12 Orafton
street, St. John's wood
Bromby Miss, 34 Park street
Brombj- Mrs. 23 Argyle st. St. John's wood
Bromby Mrs. King street, Cottiugliam
Bromfleld John. 3 St. James' square
Brook Mrs. 4*2 Lincoln street
Brooke Arthur, Weetcott st. Holdemess rd
Brooke Mis. '20 Argyle street
Brooks Benjamin, 28 Gladstone St. Anlaby rd
Brooks James. 27 Grafton sL St Jolm's wood
Brooks Mis. .U Adelaide street
Brooks Mrs. 90 Portland street
Brooks Thomas, 48 Clarendon street
Broom Mnt. 3 Alexandra rtl. St. John's wood
Brooflhooft Eilward Augustus D. Kirk Ella
Brougli Mis. 21 John street
Brown Rev. Elmitt M. A. Princes avenne
Brown Clirlstlan Frederick, 9 Wakefleld st
Brown Daniel, 60 George street -
Brown Edwanl, 9 Sandtinghani stNewlugtn
Brown Emanuel, n Dansom Inne
Brown Fnuici8,Rose vll.Hallgate, Cottinghm
Brown George, 13 East Grove villas. Hutt st
Brown George, 7 Elm Tree terrace, Anlaby rd
Brown Henry, 24 Milton street
Brown Henry, Williamson street
Brown James Jabb, lA Park street
Brown John, 16 Coltman afawet
Bro-wnJobn, OaMingfaam temoeb Stain aide'
Brown Jolin, 38 Feel street
Brawn Jolm, 33 Penningtou street, Witham
Brown Jolm, 22 Pryme street
Brown John, 9 Wilberforce terrace, Argyle st
Brown John Emerson, 100 Llnnseus street •
Broa-n John H. 13 St George's rd. Newlngtu
Brown Joseph John, 49 Morpetli street
Brown Matthew, 20 Spring street
Brown Ulss, S Newington villas, Anlaby nl
Brown Miss, 19 Somerscalea street
Brown Moses, 10 Glailstane street
Brown Mrs. 33 Clifton street
Brown Mrs. 24 Hopwood street
Brown Mrs. 40 Leonanl street
Brown Mia. 23 Peel street
Brow-n Mrs. Ifi Somerscalee street
Brown Mrs. 71 Wellington lane
Brown Richard, 134 Durham street
Brown Bobert, M Park road. The Park
Brown Thomas Kirk, 1 Grove terrace^ Grove
street, Beverley road
Brown Thomas Nlll, Kyde street, Beverley nl
Brown William Kirk, Sutton
Brown Wm. inn. 18 MUton ter. Anlaby rd
Browne Benjamin Tliompson, Boulevard
Bruoe Benjamin John Klder C.E. 2 Granville
villas, Anlaby road
Bruce Hy. B. 3 Vernon st 8t JiAn's wood
Bruce John, 40 Margaret street
Bruce Miss, II Milton street
Bruce WilUam, il Trinity street
Brumby John, 4 Norwood street
Brumby Bobert William, 20 Cianboume st
Brumby Wm. White ho. Hallgate. Cottinghm
Brunton Mrs. 19 Park road. The Park
Brunye George, 8 Story street
Biyoe Mia. 87 Leonard street
Bucluinan William Turner, South view,
Cottihgham road, Newhuid
Buck Mn. 79 Bt George's road, Newington
Boekton Miss, 78 Wright street
Bockton Mrs. Wellington house,Beverley road
Bnffey John, II Holborn mount
Bulmer Mn. 32 Fountain street, Anlaby nl
Bulmer Thomas Kldd, Sutton
Bnltltude Isaac, 31 James street Drypool
Burgeas Mrs. 29 Lanadowne street
BnrUnahaw Mrs. Heasle
Borkinahaw Wm. Parker, Weat hill, Heasle
BurUtt Jolm, 8 Kingston terrace, Witham
Burman Garden Blanslterd, 76 Lister street
Bum John, 44 Spring street
Bum William, Hallgate, CoUlngham
Bum William, 28 Spring street
Bnmliam George, 37 Lister street
Bomham Henry, West end, Preston
Bomliam Mrs. 6 Colonial strset
Burroughs James, 7 Coltman street
Burroughs Tliomas, 12 Argyle street
Bunsall Wlllhuu, Northgate, Cottingham
Buntall Arthur, 5 Brunswick ter. Spring buk
Buntall Henry, 93 Feel street
Buntall JaBMsWilliain,Northgate,Cottlnghm
BnntaU Miss, Hessle
Burton MrsL 2 Havelock vlUas, Beverley td
Burton Mrs. 11 North parade, Beverley road
Burwell Mrs. M Park street
Burwdl Tliomas, A Clarendon street
Burwell Willhim, 14 Boolevanl
Bushby Hy. 8 Brunswick aveil. Beverley nl
Butler Constantlne F. Westbourae avenne
Butler Henry, 3 Havelock villas, Beverley rd
Butler John Featlieretone,!) Boulevard south,
Heasle roatl
Butler Mrs. H Clarendon street
Butt Cliaiies, 1 Florence avenue, Beverley nl
Butterworth George Tliomas, V2 Durliam st
Byaas Miss, 17 Coltman street
Caile George Ellis, 8 Coburg ter. Anlaby road
Caile William, 3 Holborn street
CahUl Kilwd. Wm. Pradhoe villas, Beverley rd
Cahlll Robert Sanderson, 30 Derringham st
Calam Miss, 01 Walton street. NcM-ington
Calam Mn. 34 Arlington street
Calder David, 5 Regent street
Caley Mn. 1 Botanic villas. Mprlug bonk
Caley Mn. 20 Strawberry street Drypool
Caley Samuel, 52 Derrlngliam street
Call Mis. 33 Vane street
Callan Mn. 38 Hopwoo<l street
Callis John, 10 Fretlerlka terraoe, Anlaby rd
Calvert George Edmund. He<lon
Calvert James, 40 Hutt street
Calvert Misa, 13 Wellington ter. Beverley r.l
Cameron J.G.Lochielville,8 Wertbonme aven
Cameron Robert, 44 Norwnoil street
Camp William Hall, 74 Feel street
Cambell Alexauiler, 12 Spring street
CanipbeU J. 10 East Grove villas Hutt street
CampbellMicliael.'JAlcxaiidra nLSt Jhiu's wd
Campbell Miss, 12 Talbot street
Campbell Mn. 80 Park street
Campbell Mrs. 9 St Jauien' square
Campbell Tliomas Brooks, .Vi Albany street
Campbell William, l(i Albany street
Camplln John, 74 Lister street
Camsell Miss, 3(i Norwood street
Canning Phillip Wm. George, St John atreet
Omusen WilUam, 43 New King street
Cannon Zaocheus, 71 Moqieth street
Cantley Mrs. StAngustilie gate, Hedon
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110 CAP— DAL
Cajje Cliarles WiUiAni, 28 Linnieus street
Cajw Mrs. 44 Caroline place
Cajw Mm. 3d LouIr f^treet
Cajtes Charles, 00 FreeiioM street
Canleii Her. Henry, 47 Lister Ktreet
Care Edwanl, 2 Fiiisbury (fro, Kountatu r<l
Carliitl Stcplien, (ieorpe street, CottiDfrliam
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Clieu- ilise. Z^ Sutton street ' Cooper Kobert. 49 Clarendoii street
Chivers Samuel, Cheuiut av. St. Jolui's wood i Cooper Sanil. J. Chesuut av. St. John's w.xmI
Chrifitie Janics G. 10 Canton j>l. AiUabf rd
Cliristie Mrs. (i Kinf^ton B(]uare
Clamp Robert, 5H LJjiiueus street
Clapliam James, 30 Femberton si. Witluun
Clappifon Mltw, 24 Trinity street
Carlill Jnuies Green, 1 Carlton vlln. BorilevariliCIappison Mrs. 8 Trinity Kq. Anhiby rowl
Carlill llionioK, K8 Coltntan street Clark Adam, 12 St. ilikla St. Beverley rd
Carlill Watson, 21 Ku«t C»roTe villas, Hutt st Clark ClmrleB Comelins, 27 Percj- street
Carliu Miss, 4i) Fountain street
Carlin William, 1« Percy street
Cnrling Mrs. 'iK Clarendon street
Carlton Krederick Robert, !> Finsbury street
Carlton Rolieru Finkle st. Cottiiijrluyn
Carnley Hy. M.i>. Lond. 1 Chariotte ftreet
Clark Clement, '2& Laiisdowne street
Clark Kilwin, 14 Vic:toria street
Clark Oeorf^e, 73 Fork street
Clark (leorge, 25 Wri^irlit street
Clark John. Fountain street, Anlaby road
Clark Johu, Holyrood villas, Williamson ^t
Carpenter llev. Archibald Boyd b.a. I Co- j Clark Jolin, Fortobello house. Anlaby road
burg terrace, Aiilaby roail iClark Mrs, 1 Argj-le terrace, Holdeniess roml
Can- Rev. Jas. Wm. Hen. Vicarage, Lowgate
Carr David, 21 Fountain road
Can- Richard Towers, 22 Hopwood street
Carr Robert, 34 Studley street
Carr Thos. B. 3 Kingston ter. Beverley roail
Cnrrick Mrs. 94 Peel street
Carrick Peter, 13 Walnisley street
Carrick Robert, King's place. Hedou
Carrick Theophilns. 14 Jarratt street
Carter Hcnr>'. tf2 Clarendon st. Spring bank
Carter James, 1 Dean terrace, Hopwood st
Carter LeonanI, 23 Leonard street
Carter Mrs. 30 Liddeil street
Carter Mrs. .W Park street
Clark Samuel T.21 Femberton street,Witliani
Clark Willinni, 25 Finsburj' street
Clarke Charles, 138 Durham street
Clarke Charles CTCorge, 84 Wright street
Clarke George HenrT,-, Llmlen ho. Tlie Park
Clarke Henn Naylor, 37 Hutt street
Clarke Thomas WUsou, Southflelil, Hessle
Clarke Walter George, 22 Arlington street
Clarkson James, 5 Lansdowne street
Clarksou ilennhlll, 2 Park row, Park street
Clarkson Mis*;, 74 Campbell stn-et
Cooper William CE. Albert cot Anlaby rd
1 Cooiier Wm. Hy. 45 Grafton st. St. John's wd
! Cope Rev. Thos. J.17 Boolevard sth. Hessle r<i
I Copland Charles. The Park
Cordeaux Rev. Ricliard Djinoke Cawdron
I n.A. Paull
I Corlass Frederick Cliarles, 3 College street
I Corlass Hcnrj-, Hessle
I Corlass Miss, 4 BrunsM-ick ter. Spring bank
[Corljou Mrs. 4 UranvUlc street, Xewingt^'u
Comer Robert, Primrose villiu, Alexandra
I road, St. John's wood
Comwell Edwani, 41 Richmond terrace
I Cgrrie Ileginald Edwanl, 1 Park av^enne
Corris Kdwanl [H.M. inspector of schooUj.
21 Vane street
Coulson Ricluinl, 2 Mellwood gro. Beverley rd
Coulson Thomas, ^ortlifleld, Hessle
Coult Tliomas Alfred, 28 Louis street
Coulthnrd John, Hessle
Coupland Charles. 32 Freehold street
Couplaud Mrs. 9 Park street
Couphind Whiley, 23 Femberton st. Withani
Cousins Thoma**,107St.Goorge'8 rd.Newingtii
Cousins William, Mona villa, Sutton
Covenlale Thomas, 55 Freeliold street
Cowan George, Prince's avenue
Carter Mrs. Jn. B.9 The Avenue cres. Park st Clayton George, 3 We«t<^tt st. Holdeniesti rd
Carter William Cnltley, Melbourne villa,Park Clayton (Jeorge Alfred, 5 Crystal street
Clarkson William, 10 Fendrill st. Beverley rd | Cowburn Cliarles Henry, 25 Cromwell street
Claxton Jolui Heurj-, 73 Albany street ' \ Cowburn f^.T.M.174St,(]reorge's rd.Newingtn
Clay Jaines Beet, 97 St. George's rd. Newngtn | Cowburn Frank, 18 Freehold street
~ -- ■ - - Cowburn Hy.Rodley,19NortIi par.Beverley rd
grove, Prince's avenue
Carver Alfre<l John, Westhill, Hessle
Carver Mrs. 20 Thomas street, Drypool
Casril M. W. 1 Scarborough ter. Beverley nl
Cass Mrs. 21 Great Thornton street
Cass Willia^i, 27 Kingston terrace, Witliam
Cass William, e8 Mon^th street
Cassoii William. Hull roatl. Hetlon
Clayton Mrp. 34 Vane street
iClegg Jonathan, 11 Lister street
Clemence Samuel Q.lBelgrave ter.Spring bnk
Clifford Tliomas, 161 Coltman street
Close John, k Florence avenue, Beverley road
Close John, 1 Trafalgar street
Clubley John, 1 Camden terrace. Beverley rd
Cluter Mrs. 5 Grafton st. St. John's wooil
Castle EdwonlW. 12 Wilton ter. Holdnemeesrd Coates Alfred Edmuud. 140 Coltman street
Castle George, 29 Hutt street i Coates Miss, 16 Derringham street
Castle Herbert, 2« Terry street Cobb Miss. 20 Fountain road
Castle John. 20 Lansdnwne street jCobum Edward, 111 Coltman street
Castle Mrs. 1 Kingston gardens, Kingston st Coclira^e James. 4 Newlaiid Tofts lane
Caten Mrs. 52 Hntt street Cockcroft Wra. 8 Sydeuliom vils. Stajdey st
Catlirick Tliomas P. 4 Park row. Park street ;Cockerline Walter, 70 St.George's nl.Nw'ngtn
Cator Captain J. B. K.X. [con«ervator],Biveri Cocking George, 5 Albionpar. Holderness rd
Hnmber Conservancy Commissioners, Con- Cwhl Charles Robinson, 22 Cogan street
servancy hiiildinKS, Whitefrlar gate |Coker Janiet), 40 Trinity street
Cattley Harold R. Tamworth ho, Beverley rd jColbeck Cliristpr. £l Stanley ter. Anlaby rd
Cattley Mrs. Tamworth house, Beverley road jColbeck Mrs. b'(i Durliom street
Cattley Richd. C. Tamworth ho. Beverley rd jColbeck Mrs. 16 Pennington street, Witltam
Catton Francis. 30 Jamet* street, Drypool jCoIbreath Miss, New village, Cottiugham
Cavill Thomas, 2 Windsor street | Cole George, 1 Westcott Ht. HoMerneSH rd
Cawthomc Samuel Oldham, 13 Norwood st Cole Henry, 34 Wilberforco street
Chadwick Jamei^, 24 Lincoln street Colehani John, I Talbot street
Chadvick Mrs. 16 Hoi bom street 'Collet Mrs. 10 Marllwrough avenue
Chambers Henry Waudby, Arctic villa, Wal- Colley James, 32 Arlington street
ton street, Newington Colley William, 12 Reed street
Cliambers John Henry B. 23 Victoria street . [Collier Jasiwr, 105 Coltman street
Chambers Mrs, 93 St. George's rd.Newington Collier John Travers, 42 Trinity street
Chambers Thoma'* Frederic, 24 Albany street ' Collier Mrs. 134 Regent street
Colllngliam Robert Mosh, Welhom : lodge,
Kewland park, Newland
Colling^K'OOil Joseph Anthony, 8 Wright st
Collins Mrs. 2 Cobden terrace, Terry street
CoUinson James Henry, 30 Fountain road
CoIUnson John Robert, 60 Wright street
CoUinson ilr*. 9 Albert terrace, Anlaby roiiii
ColLiiuion Samuel KUiott, 3!) Sutton street
CoIUnson Thonuts, KUerby'H villas,15 (.rnufton
street. St. Joiin's woml
CoUinwood Henry, 10 Westbounie avenue
CoUisnaw K^lward. 7 Crystal street
CoUison Koljert, Dover street, Beverley roml
'.'olne Mrs. 1 Gnisvenor street
Comley Samuel, 5 St. Hilda st. Beverley rd
Couburu Mrs. 17 Ivast Grove vilhifi, Huttst
Conkerton Mrs. 72 Trinity street
('ounell Amlrew, 36 Mai^aret street
Connell WiUiain Dujican, 43 Margaret street
Consitt Mrs. 18 Brunswick ter. Spring Itiuik
^ ^. „ _ Conway James, 41 Sandringham st. Newngtu
Chappei Alfreil, 34 St. George's rd.Newlugtu 'Cook Rev. Hexekiah. 19 Gladstone street
Chappel Edwin, 36 Wilberforce st. Anlaby rd Cook Charles. Studley villa, De Grey street.
Charlesworth James, 51 Louis street St. John's wood
Charlesworth Mrs. 2 Bonk street jCook Edward John, 83 Park street
Charlton William, 15 Norwood street Cook (Jeorge, Hessle
Charlton Willhim, 14 Wellington lane Cook Henry, jun. 128 St. George's rowl
Cliarter James Leach, 6 Norway houses. ' Cook James, 12 Morpeth street
Grafton street. St. John's wooil
Charter John. WiMidlnnds, Be\'erley road
Charter Mrs. 15 Someifcalcs street
Charter Rolwrt, 92 Durliam street
Chatham Jn. P. 22 East Grove vils. Hutt st
Chatham William, 1 Harley street
('hambers William, Dudley ho. Prince's av
Chambers William, 18 t'Jtxt par. Holdeniess rd
Champion Peter, 16 Wallikerst. Newington
Champion William. 32 Percy street
Champney Riclutni, Hff^le road, Hessle
Chapham Jolni Edward, 5] Fountain roail
Chapham Mrs. De Grey st. St. John's woo<l
Chapman Christopher B. 16 Argjde street
Chapman Edwd. Jn.8BrunsMick ter.Spring bk
Chapman Fdk.H.M.M.2Coburg ter. Anlaby rd
Cliapman (i^^r^e IMwil. 18 I'ark nl.'TliePark
Chapmau James :M. ,H3 Ix)uis street
Chapman John, 6 Caroline place
Cliapiuan John, 12 Margari't street
Oiapman Jn. Mytonho. Villa pi. Hessle rd
Chapman Miss, 29 Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Chapman Miss. 33 Louis street
Chapman Mrs. 69 Claren«lon street
Chapman Mn=. h3 St. George's rrL Newington
Chapman Thop.Ea,-it Park ter. Holdemoss rd
Cliapmau WilUam, 5 Kingntun ter. Witham
I Cook John, I Adelaide terrace. Anlaby roiul
[Cook Lumley. Westhill cottage, Hei»le
[Cook Miss, 24 J^iuis street
I Cook Mrs. 7 Balmoral terrace, Anlaby roorl
Cook Mrs. 43 Hutt street
I Cook Rot>ert Lundey, 4 Kingston square
Cliatterton Henry. 2 Arnold crescent. Arnold , (>ooke Richard, 16 Caroline place
street. Aulalrv roail
Cooke Robert, 16 Caroline place
Cliatterton John (-lark. Swiss cottage, Hessle ; Cookson Thomas, 87 Coltman street
Cliatterton Mn, 44 Albany street
Cliatterton Rol>ert, 1 Arnold crescent, Am old
street. Aniahy road
Cliatterton Robert, 2 Harley street
Chccsman Samuel, 49 Freehohl street
Cherry Mre. 40 Great Thornton street
Cherry Mrs. 96 Lister street
Chesmiui Mrs. .M Wright street
Cheseeo WilliaUi, 37 Stanley street
Ccxii)er Alfred. Tliomton vUs. Holderness rd
Cooper Crane, 19 Kingston terrace, Witliom
Cooiier (rilding. Primrose villas, Alexandra
road, St. John's wood
Cooper John Richard, 36 Wright street
Cooi»er Jolui Spivey, Salisbury street
Cooper Mathew, Grafton at. St. John's wootl
Cooper Mrs. Westlwume avenue
Cooper Richard Wiseman, 4 Caroline street
Cowburn Miss, 1 Bojik street
Cowie William, Belmont Louse, The Pork
Cowl George. Sutton
Cowley Charles, 36 St. George's nLKcwingti?
Cowley Joseph, 14 AU»ert ter. Anlaby road
Cowley Joseph, Northgate, Cottingliam
Cowley Richard Lawton,51 Pork rd-Tlie Park
Cox Rev. (Jeorge Jonas John, 2 Crystal 8tret?t
Cox Tom Fre<Ik. 8 Wlllwrforce ter. Argyle f*l
Coy Cluirles. 94 Freehohl street
Crackles Henr>-, 18 Fendrill st. Beverley ron 1
Cradock William, 11 Donsom lane
Craft Mrs. 28 Liddeil street
Crake Ja8.0ak'vil3.4 Grafton st. St. John's wd
Crampton CJeorge Thomas, 17 Stanley street
Cronswick Frederick Fielil, 28 AU Saint*** st
Cranswick George Chaniljers,4 Vemon street,
St. John's wooil
Craven Jas. 72 St. George's nl. Newington
Craven Matthew. 44 Hutt street
Craven Robert Martin, 13 & 14 Albion street
Craven Thomas, 12 Coltman strec-t
Craven Thomii^, (irauby house, Hessle stre^'t
Crawforth Geo. Chcsnut av. St. John's woai
Cressey Mrs. 59 Portland street
Cresser Mrs. Hessle
Cressey Fnuicis, 22 Boynton street, Boulevar.l
Croft Henry, Dorchester house, Beverley ri
Croft Jesse S. 1 Havelock ter. Bererlev"ro;i'l
Croft Mr?. GO Freehold street
Croft WiUiam, Cluremont villa, Beverley rd
Croft Wm. Smith, 4 Grafton st. St. John's wd
Croke Thomas J. M.ii. 20 Albion street
Croke Thoa.Jsph.n Wilton ter.Holderncs* rl
Crompton Mi.-g,33 Sandrlnglioui st-Newingtu
Crook I'hilip Thomas, 12 Wright street
Crooke:s iialph, 34 Sutton street
(.'rosljy John, 2 Lansdowne ter. Beverley rood
Crosby Jowsey, 52 Somerscalea street
Croskill William, 4 Adelaide tor. Anlaby roa.l
Cross Charles. 99 Banuston street
Cross Martin Henry, 23 Freehold street
Cross Mrs. 27 Liuna:ns street
Cross Mrs. 16 Margaret street
Cross Robert, 9 Harley street
Cross Itolxrt, 39 Park roml, The Park
Cross WiUiiiui, 70 Park street
Crump Rolwrt. Westbonrne avenue
CrumptonJoiithn.50 St.Creorge's rd.Xewa»gtn
Cullen James WilUam, 91) Feel street
Cnllington Mark L.15Carlton ter.Spring bank
CnmptJtnii Wiitson, 6 ClirUt Church street
Currie WiUiam, 14 NorM-oo<l street
Currj- Mrs. 20 Dansoni lane
Curtis Charles. 0 Westcott st. Holdemess rd
Curtis Frank F. 25 Sandringham st.New*ugtii
Curtis George. 2 Cavendish square
Cussons Edwin Jackson, 20 Margaret street
Cu-^S4iu8 Mrs. 18 Trinity street
Cussons Mrs. 19 Vane street
Cussons Wm. Hy.97Stan]ey vils. Clarendoii s:
Cusworth WiUiam, 39 Constable street
Cuthtiert Alfred, 26 Glailstone st. Anlaby rd
Cutht>ert John, Cottingliam road Newhind
Cuthljert John, 14 Holboru street
Cuthbert John, 8 Scarborough ter. Beverley ri
CuthlxTt John, 46 Wright street
Dabb WiUiam, 18 Park street
Dagllsh Josepii, 30 WUlKsrforce st. Anlaby r 1
DogweU John, 50 Durham street
Dahl With, 15 HludenveU sU Prince's aTeime
Dahlo Henry Christian, 12 Milton street
Dolby D.aniel, HaUgate, Cottingham
Dalby ICdword, 80 Wright street
i)a]by Fdk.Wm. 9-5 Stanley vils. Clarendon st
Dalliv James Frederick, 36 Leonard street
Dalby John, 36 Park road. The Park
Dale George, 39 Lansdowne steeet ^
[hull.]
COURT.
Dole G«oT^, o3 Piurk road, Tlie Park
Dales Charles. 2 Hamp(leu:TiUa8, Argyle st
Dales Johu, 19 Sliakespewe street
Dales Min, 60 Xew King street
Dales Mrs. 3G Pearson street
Dales Mrs. 10 Sauilringtiam st Newington
Dales Mnk 126 West parade
Dales Thomas, U Granville street, Newington
DaUing "Vm. Andrew FraMT. 50 All Saints' st
Dalton Harry, .>3 Coltman atrtet
Daltoo Henr^-, 7 Hutt street
Daltoo Mrs. 23 Liddell street
Dalton Joseph, Kirk £Ua bonse. Kirk £Ua
Dolton Mrs. 56 Park road, Tlie Park
Dalton Robert, 4fi Windsor street
Dalton William, 20 Francis street west
Dalton Winiam Henry, 27 Wilberforce street
Dalj Kdward M.u. 26' Albion street
Daly Henry Percy, 24 Albion street
Daly Oven B.A., M.D., J. P. 23 Albion street
Daniel Samnel, 32 Margaret street
Daniel] William Henrj-, 17 Cavendish square
DanteU Wm. Hy. 32 Margaret at Beverley rd
Daniels Miss, o (^obnrg terrace, Anlaby road
Darling Henry Hall, 1 Louis street
Danlton Mrs. 142 Cultuiau street
Davey Miss, 2H Kingston terrace, Witliam
Davey Mn*. Elm bouse, Soutli parade
Davey Mrs. 26 Jobn street
Iteries Loois, 13 Heed street
Davies Tliomas Ed^iin, 12 Savile street
Daria Rev. Tliouias, Holderuesa rood
Daria Edwin Lonis, 11 Coltutan street
Daris George, Sutton
Daris HeuT>' Jouies, 47 Lonis st. Spring bank
Daris John Owen, 26 Vane street
Davis John \V. 6 Dorchester ter. Beverley rd
Davis Miffl, 27 Clarendon street
DUTis Mra. 10 Harley street
Daris Mrs. Wolfreton house. Kirk Ella
Davis William, Grafton st. St. Jo)ui*s wood
Davis WiUiaml Henry, 9 Pemberton street
Daviison Jobn, 8 Wilberforce st. Anlaby road
Davison Mrs. 6 York terrace^ Beverley road
Davy David Henry U.U., L.ii.c.P.Loud.
i Rirliameut street
Davy Mm. 5 St. George's road, Xewington
Dawber Joseph, Sunnyalde, 14 LinnseuH st
Dawber Mre. Snnnyside, 14 Linmeus street
Ihiwher Wm. Clark, SunnyHide,14 Linnaeus st
DawHon Kdu-anl, 63 Albany street
Dawson George Cooper, 20 All Sointo' street
Dawson Iraac, St. (reorge's roail, Newlngton
Davson Miss, 17 Liddell street
Dawmn Mrs. 9 Carlton terrace, Spring bank
Dawiion SfrB. lo North imrade, Beverley road
DaM-son^Mr?. 3o Vane street
Dawaon'Mrs. 50 William street
Davaon Percival William, 11 Wellington
terrace. Beverley road
Dawson Richanl Hy. 13 Eldou gro-Beveriey rd
Daw^Bon Thomas, 12 Trinity street
DftM^Hin William, 6o Park street
Day Chas. Wilson, 11 St.Hilda st-Bcverley rd
Day Henrj* James, 10 Granville st.NcwiDgtn
X>ay John, 2 Eldou grove, Beverley road
Day Mrs, 20 Leomml street
Dean Frederick, 95 Durham street
De«nJas,237WaterIoo fit.nortb,Swium'.s estate
Deane Patrick, 1 Hntt street
Deanlen William, 6 Park cres. Beverley road
Dearman Samuel, 22 Spring street
Dearman William, Berkeley st. Beverley road
Deck Rev. Henry Legh Richmond M.A.
33 Park street
Debeer Mrs. G Elm Tree terrace, Anlaby road
Denison Mrs. 50 Fountain road
Denison W.[alderman},12Clyde ter.Anlaby rd
Dennett Wm. Hy. 72 Albany st. Spring bank
DenuiuBon Mrs. De Grey st. St. John's wood
Denniw Alfre*!, 14 Gladstone street
Dent Daniel, Clement villa, Holdernww road
Denton Mr?, 32 Great Thornton street
Deabols Clement, 12 Cave street. Stepney
De*forgeeaiaa.£.4 Claremont ter.Boverley rd
DesForges Henry George, 174 Coltman street
Ites Forges Mrs. 174 Coltman street
DeflfoTges Mr?. 5 Sydenham vils. Stanley st
Deving Eilward, 7 Somerscales street
Bewsbury Jolm A. Ashburnbam, Anlaby nl
lX:ynoodt Bev. Lonis, 12 Jarratt street
Dibb Artbnr, 2 College gardens, Beverley rd
Dibb Charies Henry, 102 Coltman street
Dibb William, Stanley house. Park grove
Dibb Wm. TI)0f. i< Claremont ter.Beverley rd
Dibnah Albert, 47 (fnifton 8t,St.John'B£Wood
Dick Geon^ Albert avenue, Xewiugton
Dickens JameiK, 49 Durham street.
Dickinson Herbert, 145 Coltman street
Dimbleby George. 58 Coltman street
Dindall Pnuids, 6 Sydenham vils. Stanley st
Wvlne James, 2 Percy street.
TMx John, 25 Albion street
IMxon Edinnnd PI uiip, Stepney Imlge, Stepney
lan^ Beverley roail
Dixon Eflmund Philip, jun. Stepney lo<lgo
Dixon Eilwanl, Prince's avenue
Dixon (reorge. Cottiugluim to&iI, Xewland
Dixon Henry Gill, 59 Hop^vood street
Dixon James, Dover street, Beverley road
Dixon Jolin, 18 Argyle street
Dixon Jolin, 22 Windsor street
Dixon Mrs. Preston
Dixon Mrs. 34 Trinity street
Dixon Robert, 19 Hopwood street
Dixon T. 34 Grafton street, St Jolm's wood
Dobson John Welch, 0 Portland jilace
Dodd Benjamin, 93 Durham street
DodgBon WiUiam, Oak villas, 19 Grafton St.
St. John's wood
Dodswortli G. 2 Wilberforce ter. Argyle st
Don Mrs. 137 Walker street
Donaldson J.H.2 Sandringliam stNewlngtnn
Donaldson Robert, 31 Hutt street
Donner Chai>. Henrj-, 6 Clyde ter. Anlaby rd
Donnison Charles John, 67 Albany street
Donnison Wm. Harrison H.N. 70 Albany st
Donohoe John, 20 Park road, Tlie Park
Donovan D. C. Soutii vils. Park row. Park st
Doorley C. T. 126 St George's rd- Newlngton
Dorsey Richard B. » Colonial street
DoHsor Fredk. 7 Florence aven. Beverlej- nl
DoBsor James, 51 George street
Dougall AudrcM-, Bankside, Sculcoates
Doughty Fredk, 17 Pennlnton st Witham
Douglas Robert, 4 Victoria street
Douglas WiUiam BIrbeck, 118 Coltman-st
Douthwoite Robert, 5 Marlborough avenue
Downs James, 2 The Elms, Beverley road
Downs Thomas, 11 College street
DowsingHrbtLeoiX)ld i,.K.CM'.I., M.R.C.J*.E.,
L.S.A. 9 Wellington terrace, Beverley road
Dowsing Jn. 13 Hinderwell st Prince's aven
Dowsing Mrs. 3 Studley terrace, Beverley nl
DowBon Benjamin, 8 Lansdowne street | Evans Mrs. 1 Thomas street, Drypool
Drake Geo. J. A, 10 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd Evbhs Thomas Melancthon, 17 Albion street
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Ellis John, A Pemberttm street, Witham
Ellis John Henry, 4A, Temple street
Ellis John Levens, 24 Pennington st Withfuu
Ellis Mrs. Longden house, Holdemoss road
Ellison John Harper, 29 Bank street
Ellison MrK 3 Claremont ter. Beverley road
EUison WiUlam, Sutton
Ellyard Mrs. 48 Park street
Elston Mrs. 6 AU Saints' street-
Elsworth Francis, Ellerby villfws 11 Gmftoa
street, St. John's wood
Elsworth John Scott, Ryde st Beverley rd
Embley Stephen, Clara villas, Studlev street
Emery Samuel, 1 The Avenue craa. Park s.t
Emprlngham Tliomas, 61 Wright street
BmiSson Charies, 6 Argj-le ter. Holdemess rd
Enderson Robert, 28 John street
Engbind Rev. George Alexander B..\, Vicar-
age, St Mark's street
England Keyworth, 38 SomcrscfUes street
England Richard, 40 Albany street
England William. 11 Linnreus street
English WiUiam P. 197 Coltman street
Enoch James, 179 St. George's pd.Newington
Epton Tbos. Shadford, 90 Freehold street
Ericsson Mrs. 20 Jarratt street
Errmgton Mrs. 8 Westboume terrace, Der-
ringham street
Escreet Mrs. EUorby's villas, 16 Grafton st
St John's wood
Escreet William, 63 Blake street
Escritt Mrs. 5 Vniie street
Evans Mrs. 46 Stanley street
Drake Mrs. 2 St Stephen's street
Drant Miss, 10 Victoria terrace, Anlaby road
Drosdo Paul Julias, 37 Cogan street
DrewMrs. Brunswick ho. De-la-Pole pL Drypool
Drewitt George, Thornton vlls. Holderness rd
Dreyer Carl Auguste, 82 Park street
Dring Mis.". 5 Story street
Dring Wallace, 20 Norwood street
Drinkall Robert, 88 Albnuy street
Drinkwater James £d>in,De Grey street, St.
John's wood
Drury E<ln'ard, 7ft Coltman street
Dmry Edwanl W. 125 Coltmau street
Dmry Louis, 40 Wellington lane
Druiy Wallace, 123 Coltmau street
Duke Miss, 35 Spring street
Dumoulln Victor, 31 Park street
Duncan Hev. Peter, 50 Park road, The Park
Duncan Jonatlian. Milton ho. Anlaby road
Duncan J. Gee, Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Dancan Mrs. 61 Coltman street
Duncan T. D. 10 Ada's avenue, Leicester at
Duncan William Ea^ten. 35 Coltman street
Dunlin Mrs. 5 Botanic villas. Spring bank
Dunn Mrs. 27 Freehold street
Donning Miss, 15 Walmriey street
Dunt Mrs. 23 Prj'me street*
Durham James, 28 FInsbury grove
Dyer Rev. George, 51 Morjieth street
Dyson Edwin, Berkeley street. Beverley road
Dyson George, 5 Colonial street
Dyson Henry, 3^ Temple street
Earle Edwd. 6 Granville ter. Beverley road
Earle Foster, Malvern house. The Park
Earl Francis, Rydal Mount villa, Eldou gro.
Beverley road
Earle John, 18 Somerscales street
Earle Jobn Huiison, Cromwell ho. Anlaby rd
Earle Miss, 90 Park street
Earle Mrs. Linmens house, Linnaeus street
Earle Mrs. 9 Sydenham villas, Noi-wood st
Earle Sydney. Albert villas, The Park
Eastcn John, West Parade house. West
parade, Anlaby road
EastouJu.Hate8ou,7Nithsdale ter.Beverley rd
Easton Wm. Edward, 2 Crown ter. Anlaby rd
Eastwood Cliarles, 17 Peel street
Eastwood George, 7 All Saints* street
Eberson Emanuel, 14 George street
Kccle-i Clias. Stewart. Keysell vil. The Park
jEiIgill Mrs. 17 Waltham street
Edmonds Anthony, 19 Morjieth street
[Edmondson Jolm, 23 Jarratt street
jEdsou Richard Hurst, 90 Peel street
Edwards Mrs, 109 Coltman street
Edwards Thomas Janiee, 3 Imperial arcade,
Granville street, Newington
Edwartis William, 44 Great Tliomton street
Eeles Miss, 77 Church street, Drypool
Egestorff August, Asliworth vil. Beverley nl
Egginton Arthur J. I*. Soutli Ella, Anlabv
Egglnton J. J.P.SCtiarlottest & at South Ella
Egginton J. Smyth J,l». The Kims, Kirk Ella
Ehlers John, 2 Stanley villaa. Hesnle
Elani Edward, Richmond house. Boulevard
Elder Mrs. 25 Linntous street
Elgey Henry, Nortlifleld, Hessle
Ella Fre<ierick, 69 Durham street
Elierby Mrs, Windsor street
Elierker Mrs. Ryde street, Beverley road
EUershaw Walter, Station hotel. Paragon st
Elliott CJflorge, 27 Pemlierton street
Elliott (Jeorge Frederick M.li. 27 Albion st
I*:iliott William Smith, 37 Arlington strict
Ellis George, Park villa, HoMemew road
Ellis James, 7 Saudringluuu st Xewington
Evanson Mrs. 9 Bnma^^ick ter. Spriug bank
Everett Hy.Frdk. 1 Boulevard ter. Aulabv nl
Everett J. Clare cot. Cbolmley st Boulevanl
Everington Jaznes, 2 Dean ter. Hopwood st
Bvers Rev Edwin M.A. Rectory, Preston
Evington Jolm, Preston
Evington Jn. Geo. 11 St Silas st Sculcoates
Eyre Mrs. 7 Cromwell street
Evre W.F.B.7 Westbourne ter.Derringham »t
Falding Miss^ Arnold street, Anlabv road
Fallowfleld Charles, 30 Trinity street
Fanthorpe James, 61 Morpeth street
Farbstein Henry r«R.r,p., M.Itaii. 13
Albert terrace, Anlaby roail
FargUB James, 80 Albany street
Farley Robert, 85 Derringlif^i street
Farinery Miss, 1 Percy villas, Dover street,
Beverley road
Fan* Edwkrd, 48 Coltman street
Farrah Mrs. 55 New King street
Parrali Robinson, 54 New King street
Farrell Mrs. 40 St George's rcwd, Newington
Farrell Thomas F. 8 York par. Beverley roiul
FarroM' Henry, 51 Regent street
Favell W. H. 1 Lime Tree ter. Spring bank
Fawcett Isaac, 94 Linmeus street ■
Fawoett John, -Preston
Fawcett John, 13 Staniforth {dace
Fawcett Joseph Robinson. 191 Ooltman street
Fawcett Mrs. Melrose villa, Spriug bank
Fawcett Mrs. 4 Park street *
Fawsett Mrs. 33 Beecroft street, Newington
Fea Rev. W.H. M.A. The Vicarage, Cottlnghm
Fea George, 6 Westbonrue avenue
Fea James Cape, 9 Marlborongli avenue
Fea Mrs. 11 Westboume avenue
Featherson Walter John, 64 Somerscales st
Feldman Aaron, 25 Park street
Feldmaii Marks, 16 Kingston square
Fenner Joseph Henry, 41 Arlington street
Fenton John, Edith villa, DeGrey street, St
John's wood
Fenton Michael, 26 Barmston street
Ferens T. Robinson, Saxby ho Holdernoat rd
Ferguson Joseph D. 1U5 Constable street
Ferrnby Heneage, 43 Arlington street
Ferriby Frank, 3 De Grey st St Jolm's wood
Fewlass Robert, 35 Percy street
Fewster Charles Edward, 17 Hariey street
Fewster Miss, 2 Baker street
FewsterW. Beulah ho. New village, Cttnghm
Field J. J. 18 East Grove villas, Hutt stre-it
Field Rlclianl, 5 Scarboro' ter.. Beverley road
Field Wm. 12 East parade, HoMerness road
Field William, Stoneferry
Field Wm. jun. 9 Eldon gro. Beverley roatl .
Fieldhouse Jabez, 6 East i>ar. Holderness rd
Fllliugham Charles, 34 Hutt street
FlUingliam Ttiomas, 31 Sutton street
Finningley John, 69 Coltman street
Pinningley Thomas, 37 Park road. The Pork
Firth Herbert, Burltou villas, Albany street
Fisher Rev.Jsph. Cottam. Baxtcrgate, Hedon
Fisher Albert, 86 St George's rd. Newington
Fisher Frank, 46 Trinity street
Fisher Frederick, 5 Victoria street
Fisher George Morton, Hawthorn Idg. Hewle
Fisher John, The Manor house, Willerby
Fisher John Henry, The Hall, Willerby
Fisher John ifoore M. n. 6 Pryme street
Fisher Jn. Robt. I'rospect vil, Holderness nl
Fisher WiUiam Henry, 10 Bank street
Fitzgerald Rev. WiUiam Blackburn, Hassle
Fleming Joseph, 8 All>ert ter. Anhiby road
Fleming ill-ss, 83 Walton street, Newington
Fletcher Gewge, WiUetbf OOV IC
112 PLE— ORU
Fletcber Clurlea Down, i AradM creaceiit,
Arnold street, AnUby road
Fletelier Ootton, 21 Kingston ter. Wltham
Fletcher Mn. 12 Clarendon street aonth
Fletcher Tliamaa,7Bninswick ter.Spring bonk
Fletcher Willliun WOklnaon, 7S Park street
Flint John, 82 Morpetli street
Flockton John Kenlwell, Chetnnt avenae,
St John's wood
Flodman Arthnr L. 4 C3f de ter. AnUby rd
Flodman Mrs. 11 Canton place, Aulaby road
Flower Mhs, 17 Promenade plaoe. Vane st'
Flowers Frederick, 9 Brooklyn vihL Stanley rd
Foale KUa, 16 Peel street
Foggin Henry Nortli, 14 Cromwell street
Foard Ber. James h.a. Kirk Ella
Ford Charles 4» Coltnum street
Ford Frederick, 1 Went Park ter.Anlaby rd
Ford WUllam, SO Coltman sti^t
Forder Henry, Prudhoe tUUs, Beverley road
Formau John Riclianl, 67 Wright street
Fonnan Mrs. 8 Filey parade, Holdemesa rd
Forrester Mrs. 182 Colbnan street
Forster James, 10 Llnniens street
Forster John diaries, tO Hull street
Foster Bev. Bobtl Blm Tree ter. Beverley rd
Foster Alfred, S Stanley street
Foster Cliarles White, 4S Wright street
Foster Bdward, 12 Arthur's gro. Leicester st
Foster Edwin Kaston, 9 Clyde ter. Anlahy rd
Foster Frands Morris, I Princes Dock street
Foster Frederick. Hull bank, Cottlnghara
Foster George, 22 Arthur's grove, Ldoester st
Foster George, 126 Ooltnian street
Foster Henry, I Norway houses, Grafton
street, St. John's wood
Foster John Eilward, M Stanley street
Faster John William, The Ferns, Hessle
Faster Miss, 182 Coltouui street
Faster Mils, U Percy street
Faster Miss, S8 Spring street
Faster Mis. J Bmnswick avenue, Beverley td
Foster Mrs. 2 Brunswick terrace. Spring bank
Foster Mrs. 97 Cdtman street
Foster Mrs. 21 Park street
Foster Mrs. U St Stephen's street
Foster Mis. 1 Walmslej street
Foster Robert, 28 Leonard street
Foster Bobert, Newgate street, Cottlngham
Foster Wmiam, 2 Unton street
Fortar William Oecvge, 12 Park rd. The Park
Foster William BUey, Lilian villas, Grafton
street, St. John's wood
Fonlston John, NortliAeld, Hassle
Fonntaiu John, 8 Balmoral ter. Anlaby road
Fountain Mrs. 8 VUla pUuie, Hessle street
Foumy Jules Anguste, 19 Spring street
Fowler Edward, 24 Kingston ter. Wttham
Fowler George, 'i8 SL George's nLNewington
Fowler James, 8 Norwood street
Fowler John, 16 Colonial street
Fowler Skelton, W) Coltman street
Fow^ William, 49 Fonntaln road
Fownsley James, 2 Tslbot street
Fox Jacob Bodgers, 48 Deningham street
Fox James, a Vincent street
Fox Jsph. Wm. 3 Wellington ter. Beverley rd
Fox Mrs. 39 Adebdile street
Fox Mrs. 21 Pcnilrill street, Beverley road
Fox Tlioa. John, it Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
Fragnnl Matthew, & Caroline phice
Fnmkisli Jabez. Woodside cot. Holdemess rd
Prankish Miss, 16 Cavendish square
FranUsh Mrs. SO Stanley street
FranldBh Robert, Ad Lister street
Frauklaud William. 93 Park street
Franklin James Dyer, 33 Linnaeus atreetl
Franklin Kicliard, 18 Stanley street
Franklin William Henry. 13 Stanley street
FranksHy.3Albertvi]8.Alhertaven.Newingtn
FranksJas.3AIbert vis. Albert aven,Newingtn
Franks James, 19 Clarendon street
Fraser Evan, 1 Brunswick terrace. Spring
bank
Fraser James- H. IX Rdln. 16 Brunswick ter-
race, Spring bank
Fraser John Joyner P.B.C.S.K., UH.C.P. Oak
villas, Hessle
Fratsou William, 16 Waverley street;
Fnzer Mrs. 8 Pease street
Frederick Mrs. 74 Park street
Free Charles, llA Durham street
Freebrongh Etlwiud, 4 Rose villas, Alexandra
road, St. John's wooil
Freebrongli Goo. 10 Park ores. Beveriey rd
Freeman James F,ii.c.y.8. Maisltland house,
Silvester street
Freeman Jolm N.Ii.C.V.s. Marsldand house,
Silvester street
Freeman Mrs. 231 Regent street
Freeman Robert, 3 Newlngton avenue. Chalk
lane, Hessle roa<I
Freeman Bobert, 22 Portland place
Freeman Walter Jas. Berkeley st. Beverley rd
FrsenaD William, 7 *rlingts« street
n«er JaBMB L. fO Arthur^ gro. Leicester st
Frsetli Hev. Joseph Thomas, 24 Feny street
French John, 2 Newland Tofts Une
COURT.
Fryer John, 8 Wawne street
FugUl WiUIam, Grove lodge. Kirk EUa
Fugill William, 10 St. Stephen's street
Fulhun John, 18 Milton street
Fnllerton Franchi, Westboume avenue
Fulstow Greaves, 76 Spring street
Furley Francis, Ivy mount, Sutton
Furley Blcliard. Dover street, Beverley road
Furley Kicliard Lee, Salisbury street
Fnsaey Henry. Martleet hall
[hulu]
Goldman Moses Herbert, Park street
Goldsmitli WUUam, 2 Grey street
Goldstein Isaac, 16 West parade
Goitman Harris, 27 Spring street
Good C. Bldon ho. Eldon grove. Beverley rtl -
Good John, 2 East parade, Holdemess road
Hood Joseph, 14 Clyde terrace, Anlaby road
Good Miss, 18 Arlington street
Good Mrs. 22 Caugbey street
Good Rd. 8 Westbourne ter. Derrlngham st
Fussey Robt. 4 Albion parade, Holdemess rd [Good Samuel, 12 Wellington ter. Beverley nl
Fussey Thomss, 46 Louis stveet
Gagan James Henry [assistant po^master.
Royal Navyl, 00 West parade
Gale Mrs. 19 Thomas stnet, Drypool
Gale Richard, Woodlands, Beverley road
Gale Robert, 8 Cholmley stieet, Boulevud
Galloway John, Oxford vilhM, Alexandra
road, St John's wood
GsUoway Mrs. 47 Morpetli street
Gamble John Frederick, 8 Freehold street
Gamble Mrs. 42 Spring street
Gameeon John, 28 Margaret street
Ganderton Cluirles Thomas. Morpeth street
Ganderton John, 33 Jolm street
Oaatky Tins. Alexandra nLSt John's wood
Garbutt DanlelPBrklnson,Button hall,8utton
Oarbntt EdwiLHy. Baroombe ha&alisbury st
Garbutt Henry, 13 Begent terraocAnlaby rd
Garbutt Mrs. 22a, Grosvenor street
Garbutt Mrs. Preston
Gaidam Henry, 4S Trinity street
Ganlener Mis. 11 Claiemont ter. Beverley rd
Gardiner Steplien, Clifton house, Anlaby rd
Gardner BeT.Rd.T.8Wilton ter.Holderaees rd
Gardnar George, U Walton street. Newlngton
<3anloer John, IS Albert terrace, Anlaby id
Ganlner Mrs. 84 Kingston street
Gailiam Clirlstoplier Corbaroe,81 Margaret st
Gamlss Frederick, 9 Terry street
Gaison Mrs. 9 Mancliester street, Hessle nl
Carthome C. Hy.lDorcheester ter. Beverley rd
Gassage William, 21 Margaret street
Gatgens John Adolphns, S3 Wllberforce st
Gauthy Tliomas, 6 Amohl street, Anlaby rd
Gee Mrs. Cottlngluim house, Newgate street,
Cottlngluun
Gee Samuel Butler, S Carlton vUs. Bonlevanl
Geeve Miss, 22 Daiisom lane
Geider Win.Alfred, 4 East par. Holdemess rd
G«ll John Morrison, 46 Peel strset
Gell Mis. 2 Ume Tree terrace, Spring bank
Genner Bev. Enoch, 38 Wellington lane
GeranI Miss, Hallgate, Cottlngham
Gerson Hymen, 4 Lister street
Gibeon Charles, SO Coltman street
Gibson Cliaiies, 8 Mancliester st Newlngton
Gibson Daniel M.K.C.8., L.K.A. Arundel ho.
Tremayne terraoe, Anlaby road
Gibson Edward, 79 Feel street
Gibson George, 30 Waverley street
Gibeon Henry, 8 Lansdowne street
aibson Henry ll.ttcs. SO Prospect street
Gibson James, 80 Coltman street
Gibson John, 28 Bank street^ Deningham st
Gibeon John, 2 Woodbine cots. Holdemess rd
Gibeon Mrs. 2 Florence avenue, Beverley rd
Gibson Mn. 26 Percy street
Gibson Mis. Welwick house. The Park
Gibson Robert Geo. 2 Carlton vile. Boulevard
Gibeon Tom North, 26 All Saints' street
GIddings John, De Grey st St John's wood
OUfler Mrs. 28 Albany street
Giles Tliomas, S3 New King street
Gill James, 2 Jarratt street
GUI Mrs. 14 Brunswick terrace, Spring bank
Gill Mis. 8 Elm Tree terraoe, AnUby road
Gill Mr^. 7 Trinity square. Anlaby road
Glllett RIcluuil, Westboume avenue
Glllctt Thomas, Southfleld. Hessle
Frost Alfred, 10 Bldon grove, Bevadey nad Gwlbxsy George B. Clifton villa, Beverley rd
Frost Edmuml, IS Cqnsial
Flow Bobert Spenoe, 26 Feel street
OlUett William,? Carlton terraoe,Spring bank
011.rott WUllam, 7 St HUda st Beverley rd
Glailstone Mrs. 37 Vane street
Gloilstone William Hy.I4 Pork rd. The Park
Glasby WiUiam, 7 Camden ter. Beverley road
Ghisgow Benjamin, Eblana lia Prince's avn
Glasier Richard, 1 Pennington st Witham
Glassmoii Victor, 7'J Lister street
Gleadow Lieut. -Col. Henry Cooper, Brunswick
house, Beverley road
Gleadow Mis. S9 Claiendon stieet
GleaveJolmRowland,7Beikeley st Beverley id
Gledstone WlUIam Henry, Helmsley cottage,
I TAinbert street, St. Joliu's wood
Glew George James, 48 Albany street
Glew Mrs. 13 Camden termce, Beverley roail
GIoBBop William, Eudsleigh house, Newland,
Cottingliam
Glover George Henry, 2 Lambert street, St
John's wood
Glover Mis. 4 Freehold street
Glover Mn>. 3 North grove, Hlnderwell
street Prince's avenue
Goildacd Col. Wm. E. Beech Lawn, AnUby
Goddard Edmutl, Liiiduni house, Boulovaid
Goddanl Mrs. 7 PendrUl street Beveiley rood
Goddard Wm. Edwartl, Boecli Lawn, Anhkby
Goddard Wm. R. 8 Nithsdale ter. Beverley rd
Qotlfrey Miss, 'i2 Margaret street
Godson Joseph, S Hull street
Good Thomas, S4 Coltman street
Good Thomas, West Parade ter. Anlaby road
Good WUUam, 166 Coltman street
Good W. F. Bsk ho. GlanvUle st Newlngton
GoodaU Thomas, IS WUton ter. Holdemess rd
Goodier Mrs. 17 The Avenne ores. Park st
Goodman Abraliam, 14 John street
Gootlman Mis. 181 Waterloo street north
Goodworth Miss, 88 Arlington street
OordonA.lNewlngtonaven. Chalk la. HeeHenl
Gordwood Mrs. 8 Shakespeare street
Gosscbalk Edward, 11 Crown ter. Anlaby rd
Gould John, Glrton hoaie, Bonlevanl
OonU Mrs. 72 EngUsh street
Gould WUllam, 8 Argyle terrace, A rgyle street
Qouldesbrough William, Alexandra bouse,
Alexandra road. St John's wood
Goulds Thomas, 26 l^omoath st Wright st
Gouldsmitli Edward Olwrles, 77 Charles stieet
Goulton Mis. 7 Baker street
Gowah Mia. 18 Stanley terrace, Anlaby road
Gay David, 87 Park street
Gay John, 1 Carlton terraoe. Spring bank
Grabnm James, 17 Kingston terrace, Wltbam
Oraby Bobert, 88 Trfnt^ street
Graham Bev. Heniy, 18 Louis street
Oraham James, 102 Ooltman stieet
Grainger John, 48 Spring street
Gninger Richard, 49 Sprmg street
Grainger Thomas Francis, 17 Victoria street
Gianberg Jn. F. 4 Elm Tree ter. Anlaby rd
Giant George Frederick, IS Linnaeus street
Grasby Mis. Joseph, 19 Caughey street
Ores)? Mrs. RIdiaid, 20 Caughey street
Grasby Mis. S3 Sandringliam st Newlngton
Giassam Altied, 89 Norwood street
Grassam Thomas, S Christ Churoh street
Graves Jesse, 1 Stanley terrace, Anlaby road
Graves John, Hessle
Graves Mrs. 10 Derringham street
Graves Wm. C Southwood ho. Cottlngham
Gray Capt Henry R. E. I Westboume aven
Gray George, 40 Kingston street
Gray Isaac, S Flnsbury street
Gray Mrs. 48 Albany street
Gray Mrs. 80 Portland street
Gray Mis. 73 Portland stieet
Gray WUllam, 47 Spring street
Gray Wniiam, 4 Westoott st Holdemos rd
Grayburn Miss, 18 Park row. Park street
Graybnra Mrs. 18 CromweU street
Gieasley Aithur, 20 WUbertorce st Anlaby rd
Greaves Henry, 82 Waverley street
Greaves Mrs. 34 Gladstone street
Greaves Robert, 14 WycUffe (trove, Argyle st
Green Alexander, 21 Leonanl street
Green Jolm Henry, De Grey st St John's wd
Green John Thomas 7 Stanley ter. Anlaby rd
Green Miss, 10 Hampden vUlos, Argyle street
Green RIcliard, 7 West parade, Anlaby road
Greensmitli Mm. S9 Sprliifi street
Greenstreet Rev, Alfred Thomas, St Mar)-*6
Clergy house, 38 Salthouae lane
Grcenway John Robert, Tliorn viUa, Grafton
street, St John's wood
Oreenwooil George William, Herbert honsc,
De Grey street, St John's wood
Greenwootl Hy. 2G Snndrlngham st Newngtn
■ Greenwood John, 4 Carlton villas, Bonlevarxl
Greenwood Mrs. 9 St Stephen's street
Greetham Miss, 7 York parade. Beverley rtl
Gregson Tliomas, Avenue house, Anlaby rd
Gresliam Charles Ernest, 5 PendrUl street
Giesliam George, Fern lodge, Beverley road
Greshani Miss, 13 Park street
Grey WUllam, 4 Westcott st. Holdemess road
Grey WlUiani Moore, 10 Holbom street
Greyer Mrs. 10 Brooklyn rUUut, Stanley st
Grice WUllam, 78 Derrlngham street
Griffin John C."10 Redbourne St. Boulevard
Grime Mrs. 20 Vane street
Grlmoldby John, 16 Victoria street
Orimshaw George, 1 Rose villas, Grafton
street, St. John's wood
GrindeU Alfred, Holdemess road
(rrindeU John, Beech\^'oo[l ho. Holdemess nl
GrindeU J. Pork vUB.HalI|!nte, Cottlngham liall
GrindeU John. 2 WoodvUle terrace, BouleranI
GrindeU Joseph, 91 Coltman street
GrindeU Thomas WiUiam. 136 Durham street
Grosvenor John Ed\Mird. 28 Lister street
Grotrian Frederick B. Cragg View ha Hessle
GrounilHall Joeepli, 83 Noi-wood street
(Jrove Joseph, Newhuid, Cottlngham
Oruby John, 0.1 Freehold street
Gruby Mrs. 88 Leonard street
Gruby Thos. Wm. 12,CUAon vUlas, Boulevard
Grummitt John Jones, 8 Baker street
Grummitt Joseph, Glenholme, Prince's aTen
Grummitt Miss, 3 Baker street
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
ernunitt Ita. 4> FiMhold utreet
Gmmmltt WnUlm Wnj, 3 Baker itraet
GoiiuHB Jin. t» Peel itreet
Gium Stephen, 19 Tjnemonth at. Wright at
UuimeU WOliun Andenon, 33 Carendidl sq
Gaj Edvmnl Napoleon lis Weet parade
Ratnlazid Morris, 73 Lllter atreet
H»>lodk Oeorgc, 1 Qrove at. BeTerley mad
Bagni Fiedciick William. 103 Linniauaatieet
Bagoi Lan Flodc, i Temple atreet
EaKcsiadt Jtra. Percy house, Bonlevazd
Hafeetadt Bobert, 8 Colonial atreet
Biiac John, I Loaia atreet
Haigh Henry, 7 Tremayne tensce, Anlaby rd
Hii^ lira, i Tynemouth at. Wright atreet
Eair George Eennington, Linden ho. Loaia at
Hair Thomas Omtm, Linden honae, Loali at
Ealennr WilliaiD. Bulk aide, Sculooatea
HaUane John, U3 Cdtman atreet
Halden Jn. Wm. 3 Tremayne ter. Anlaby rd
Raldcnby Xa. > Satton atreet
Balifaz HiM, 32 Ltoter street,
Hall BeT.A. E.I91 St. Oeorge'a rd. Newlngtn
Haa Antiiony, 33 Park road, Tlie Park
Ball Arthur, 36 Park street-
Ball Benjamin, 36 Park atreet
Has Bdvaid, 4 Loaia atreet
Hall Geoige Thomas, 11 Stanler atreet
Hall Heniy BoiMTt Fnlstow, 7 Morpeth at
Han Hopper, 3 Aigyle street
Han James, 6* Walnuley street
Han John, Sntton
HsU John Thomas, 4 Percy street
BaU Xias, 7 AltMrt terrace, Anlaby road
HaU lUm, 11 Tremayne terrace, Anlaby road
BsU Kia, I Bansom lane
Hsn Kn. K Foontain atreet
Ban Kn. 47 Hntt street
HaU Sbt, 83 Linnaena atreet
HaB Kn. 7 Femberton atreet, Wltbom
Hal! Biehard, 44 Fed street
Hal Bobert, 3 West Parade ter. Anlaby mad
Hal Samnd, * WHIianuon atreet
Han Thomas^ 6 Beaconsfield street, Qaeen'i
raad, St. Jehn's wood
Haa Tbnaa^ l«g Edinburgh at. Nawlngton
Ban Tom, II Argyle atreet
BaBer Knoeh, 76 Park atreet
HaOer Thomas, i Albert terraoe, Anlaby road
HaOa Thomas, St. Hilda at. Bererley road
BaOcr Thos, H. St. HOda at. Bererley nnd
Hailstt Joaeidi, 41 LiddeQ street
HaOey WHUam Maisball, 46 Margaret atreet
Uamday Fiands, 44 Fountain at Anlaby rd
Hamday Mis. 36 Park atreet
BaSiday Mrs. Hannali, 98 Oabome street
Balla WnUam. 48 Silvester street
Balmahaw Tom, 3a, Cave street, Stepney
Hame wmiam. Common, Hesala
RaadKon Ber. S. NorthTille, Weatbonrne av
Hamtlton John U. Clarence Til. Bererley rd
Baalyn Harry, 7 Claimdon atreet aouth
HaBmood Charlea Fisher, 3 Newlngton
annne. Chalk lane, Heaale road
Hammcnd Kiefaaid, Sonthfldd, Heaale
Baaee WIDlam, 23 WaTerhry street
Haadford David, 18 Pennington at. Witham
Banger lidvard, 8 Bdon grore, Bererley rd
Haanath Bdmrd. 21 Windsor street
Hanxjl George, 1 aranrllle ter. Anlaby road
HasseU Mias, 14 Charlotte street
Hualey Heory, 33 Louis atreet
HsnaoB Oeorgc, 3 Gsanrille rillas, Anlaby rd
Hanson Heniy H. 3 Bsstbonme rila. The Fk
Hanson John Clarke [curate of St. Maiy'a
church], St. Mary-a Clergy ho. U Saltho. la
Hanson Miaa, 24 Bank atleet
Happey John Walker, 24 Spring atreet
Harboid Harbord, 19 Albion street ; d( at CUfl
honae, Aldbrough
Harbron Oeorge, Gledholt, Bereriey road
HartxoD Mrs. 69 Morpeth atreet
Rarhy Charlea, Northfldd, Heaale
Haidey Bdirard Peiroe I.B.C.P., H.B.C.ei.Loa.
17 Branswtck terrace. Spring bank
Barley Sichaid, 1 North parade, Bererley rd
Harding Mm 3 Sophie's plaoe, Percy street
Hardmeat Bobert Henry, 117 Norwood atreet
Hardy Chaa.Wm.38 WUberforce at. Anlaby rd
Hsrly George, 3 York terrace, Bererley road
Hardy Martin, 14 Percy atreet
Hardy Miaa, 4 College strset
Hsfdy Mn. 61 Spring stteet
Hardy Bobert, 13 Thomas atreet, DrypoOl
Ran Henry, West Fkrk house, Spilng bank
Hare Xn. 81 Derrlngham atnet
Hare WOUam, 14 Crystal street
HsrgareP. A.Ota(tonst. St. John's wood
Hargnres T. L. 4 Stndley ter.Beverley road
Haigreare Richard. 38 Fnduiid atreet
Hargnares Matthew Heniy, Ballabury atreet
Harktr Edward Johnaon, 134 Coltman atreet
Harkcr Jsmes, 1 Balmoral ter. Anlaby road
Harkff James Forta^ 8 Harley street
Hatktr John A. 1 Balmoral ter. Anlaby road
Harka Mm 3* Fonntaln street
Hatker Mn. »I SI OwKge's rd. Newlngtno
Baiter Pottas H. Springfield ho.Spiink bulk
Rsitar BstartN. 4 YoA ter. Bereiley mad
HaAcr Wants OeaTliiw, 33 Oarendish sqnar*
Hadaad UwHri, TlieiycM>am.O«(a]i^iaa>
COURT,
Harland John, 184 Coltman street
Harland Mrs. 4 Brnnswick aren. Bererley rd
Harland Ura. 104 Regent stnet
Harland Wm. 3 Weet parade, Anlaby mad
Hamold Mis. 19 Stanley street
Harp John, 15 Tynemouth at. Wright street
Hsiper Richard, Dorer street, Bererley road
Haiper William, 4 Hull street
HarperWm.SWalmer ter.Heeale nl.Newlngtn
Harris Joslah, De Grey st. St. John's woo^l
Harris Simon. Pendrlll atreet, Bererley road
Harria WiUiam, 44 Llnnaeaa atreet
Harriaon Andrew, 8 Park row, Park street
Harriaon Arthur, Northgate house. North-
gate, Cottingluun
Harrison Charles, 19 Ferry atreet
Harrlaon Darid, Burham street
Harrison Fredk. 1 St. Hilda at Bererley rd
Harriann Geo. 24 Arthnr'a gro. Leicester at
Harrlaon Geo. Studley ho. Holdemesa road
Harrlaon James, 13 Margaret street
Harrison James, 2ff Prospect place
Harrison John, 2 Boulerard south, Hassle rd
Harrison John c.s. 81 Spring street
Harrison John C. M. King at Cottingham
Harrlaon Japh. L. 39 Pendrlll at. Bererley rd
Harrlaon Joaeph William, Xewgata house,
Newgate street, Cottingham
Harrison Mrs. 7 Albion street
Harrison Mrs. 33 Constable street
Harrison Mn. Bastfleld bouse, Spring bank
Harrison Mrs. Magdalene gate, Hedon
Harrison Mn. Ifi Portland place
Harrison Mrs. 2 Stanley atreet
Harrison Samuel, 66 Aeehold street
Harrison 8. N. Owthome rlls. Holdemeas rd
Harrison WUUam B. 3 Victoria ter. Anlaby rd
Harrison William Henry, 46 Linntens street
Harrison William Peters, 88 Park street
HartBdwud Clement Crowther, Flsnaborg
houae, Fonntaln road
Hart Gea A. Alexandra rd. St. John 'a wood
Hart George Michael, 43 Pryme atreet
Hart Oeorge Wm, Vernon ho. Bererley road
Hart Herbert, Alexandra rd. St. John'awood
Hart Mn. 44 Grafton at. St. John's wood
Hart Badfoid S. The Holllea, Anlab^r road
Hart William, 33 Fed atreet
Hartenfdd Jn. Bemhanl. 46 Gt. Thornton id
Hartley Aqnila, 1 Victoria rillas, Bonlaraid
HartliSe Joseph, Belmont cottage, Queen's
road, St. John'a wood
Hartllffe Mrs. 4 Somen town, Holdemess rd
Harraid Samuel Haxord, 10 Perey street
Harratt Wm. 9 Filey paiade, Holdemees road
Rarrey A. Spring cot.Crescent Bt.Cottinghm
Harrey Mrs. 7 Boulevard south. Hassle
Rarwood Mrs. 8 Derrlngham ter. firing bnk
Harwood Mrs. Preston
Haaeldan Frederick, 19 All Balnta' street
Haalam Mn. 31 Caroline place
Haasell Mn. 18 Harley street
Hastings George, 8 Wllberfoice ter.Argylest
HatSdd Henry, 29 Piyme street
Eattan Charlea, Hattan rillaa, De Grey
atreet, St. John'awood
Havercroft George William, 3S Victoria at
Hawkealsy Richard, Finkle St. Cottingham
Hawkes Matthew H. 8 Arnold st. Aniatagr rd
Hawley Randolph Rawlinson, 00 Llnmens st
Hawood Rev. Samuel, 16 John street
Hawortli Wm. 130 St.George's rd.NewIngton
Haworth-Bootli CoL Benjamin Blaydoe H.A.,
J.P., D.L. Hall Bank house, Hull bank,
Cottingham
Hay Jonathan, 9 Wllberforce street
Hay WUllam, 3 Cromwell street
Hay William, 1 Leonard street
Hay William Banks M.D. 1 Albion street
HajcookMn. 19 Clifton rlUaa, Boulerard
Hayes John, 13 Pendrlll street, Beverley rd
Haysen Mn. 1 Oxford terraoe, FrUice's
road, St. John's wood
Hayien Thomas, Oxford vUlaa, AlpzandiB
read, Bt. John'a wood
Hasdtine Edward Mark, 79 Wright atreet
Haadtine Oeorge William, 79 Wright atreet
Heald Mra. 44 Francis street west .
Healey Thomas St. Clair L.R.C.P. Rdin. A
L.ii. A. Lend. 1 York parade, Beverley road
Hearfidd Jolm Gamias, Heaale
Hearfleld Miss, St Leonard rd. Bererley road
Hearllcld Mn. The Cliff, Heasle
Hearfldd Mrs. The lAurels, Heasle
Heath William, 10 Preeliold street
Hearen Frederick, Clarence house. Hall
road, Cottingliam
Hearen Frederick, Westblll, Heaale
Hebblethwaite William Hy. 61 Albany at
Hebblewhlte C 7 Popkr gro. Care at. Stepney
Hebden John, 47 Fountain at. Anlaby raad
Hedger Thomas, Holly lodge, Heaad
Reins Mrs. Mary, 36 George street
Hetlysi Choiles, 16 Clifton rillas, Boulerard
Hellyer Robert, Kirk EUa
Helmslng Fredk. 9 Minerra ter. Spring bank
BoDlngwiy George Henry, 77 Trinity st
Bemmfiigway WUllam, 12 Walmsley street
Hendenon Joae^, 9 Pendrlll st. Bererie^id |
Henson
tsnaoe,
OBU— HOL na
Henson John Russell, 3 Fiyme street
Henson Walter Enowsfey, Argyle honse.
Crown termoe, Anlaby road
Hepple Mrs. Elug'a pUoe, Hedon
i Herbert Mrs. 8 Reed street
Heidaman Henry, 61 Durham atrest
Hermann Louis, 12 Tremayne ter. Anlaby rd
Hermanu Niela Chriatian, 6 Hinderwell
atreet, Prince'a arenne
Heron Mra. 40 Fonntaln atreet, Anlaby road
Heron Peter Thomas, 101 St. Gheorge'a road
Hertz Henry, 29 Percy atreet
Heak George. 2 Shokeapeare atreet
Hededen Charles William, 9 Vane street
Healevfood Edward Eroeat, Belmont, Heaale
Hssseltlne Mra. 9 Scarborough terrace.
Bererley road
Hesslewood Francis, 18 Shakespeare street
Hetherington Ber. John, 2 Williamson st
Hetherington Mn. 23 Great Thornton street
Hewenline Geo. F. 14 Milton ter. Anhtby rd
Kewetson John, 9 Westcott st. Hokleraess rd
Hewetson J. A. 9 Westcott at. Hddemeaa rd
Hewetson Mlaaes, 1 Lansdowne terraoe,
Bererley rood
Hewitt Charles Edwaid, 2 Kingston square
Hewitt George, 12 Windsor street
Hewitt Mrs. 2 Pendrlll street, Bereitoy read
Hewitt Mrs. 1 Ryde atreet, Bererley road
Hewitt Rlcliard Child, 11 Scarborongfa ter-
race. Bererley road
Hewitt Blchard John, 44 Park atreet
Hewitt R. W. 8 Mellwood grore, Bererley id
Hewitt Thomaa Frederick, 68 Park atreet
Hewion Mn. 7 Filey parade, Holdemesa raad
Bewaon Blobard, 10 Care atreet. Stepney
Heywood Oeorge, 10 Margaret atreet
Hick John, 27 Arlington atreet
Hick Mrs. Annie, 47 George street
Hlckllng William, 4 Ocean place, Anlaby rd
Hickman George, Dorer street, Bereriey id
Rlokman James Brodle, 76 Cidtman street
Hickman Blobard. 38 William street
Hloks Henry, 30 Albany street
Hicks Richaid. 86 Leonard street
Higham Mra. 63 Bomeracales atreet
Hildrick Miaa, 84 Coltman street
Hill Darld, IS Hampden riUas, Argyle at
Hill George Heniy, 3 Marihoroogh arenne
HUl Jamee Wm. 10 Stanley ter. Anlaby road
Hill John, 3 West Park terraoe«Anlaby road
Hill Joseph, 108 St George'a rd. Newlngton
Hill Japh. Hlckson, South atieet,Cottlngham
RUl Mias, 23 Peroy street
Hill Mias, Sontb street, Cottingham
Hill Mis. 3 Derrlngham street
HiU William,TheWlllows, 7 Westbonme aren
HlUems Charles William, Hwsle
Hillenu Oswald, Hassle
Hilton William, Dansom lane
Hind George, 96 Freehold street
Hind Lnke, 66 Liniueus street
Hinnen Clans Hinricfa, 14 Arlington atreet
Hlort Canar C. L. Park gro. Prinoe'a arenne
Hlrd D. 230 Waterloo atnorth,Bwann'a estate
Hisccok William John, 39 Lbuwus street
Hitching Alfred, 46 Somencales atreet
Hobaon P. Park rillaa, HaUgate, Cotttngham
Hocknell John, 9 Hopwood atreet
Hockney M. P. 7 Somen town, Holdemeaa rd
Hodge George, Elm Tree house, Satton
Hodge Heniy, Iry house, HoUemess raad
Hodge Mrs. 193 Coltman street
Hodge Mn, 9 Holbom atreet
Hodge Mn. 8 Wilton atreet
Hodge William, 172 Coltman street
Hodgson James, 10 Promenade pL Vane at
Hodgson J. Wm. 16 Femberton at Wltbam
Hodgson John, 18 Cranbourne street
Hodgson Mrs. 76 Spring street
Hodgson Robert, 23 Bank street
Hodgson Bobert, 16 Kingston ter. Witham
Hodgson T. 21 Boulerard south, Hessle rd
Hodgson William, Primrose rillas, Alexandra
road, St John's wood
Hodgson William, 67 West parade
Hodsman William, 6 Norwood street
Hodson Benjamin, 26 Louis street
Hogarth John Henry. 4 Colonial street
Hohenrein George Frederick, Derrlngham
cottage, TictorlA street
Holder Frederick Wataon, 4 GUdatone «treet
Holder John W. 4 Albert ter. Anlaby road
Holder Wm. 10 Somen town, Holderneea rd
Holdloh Charles White, S7 Park street
Holdsworth Abnham, 31 Lansdowne street
Holdsworth Mrs. 1 College atreet
Holdaworth wmiam, 82 Trinity atreet
Hole Alfred Henr)', Southland house, Graf too
street, Bt John's wood
RoUey John, 77 Albany atreet
HoUlngsworth WlUiam, 28 Wellington street
BoUlngworth John, 1 Wilton atreet
Holllngworth John F.R.ce. 1 Wilton atreet
HoUlngworth John, jun. M.B.C.8. BomaeK
parade, Holdemess road
HoUlngworth Misses, 9 .Vlblon street
Holme Rev. H. A. H.A. The Vicarage, Sntton
Holmes Cbartes D. 6 West par. Anlaby road
Sidney RoaseU M.R.C.S. 3 Eha Tree Holmes George, 4 Elm Tree ter. Bererley nl
e, Anlaby road 'Holmes Geo. A. 4 Elm Tree ter. Bererley id
Digitized tUtifZT^
IC
114 HOL— KIL
Holmea John, 37 Park stnet
Holmes John Dalton, Linden vlUa, Die Park
Holmes John Hicks, 87 DerringLam street
Holmea Jsph. SO Grrafton st. St. Jolm's wood
Holmea Joseph, S Walmaley street
Holmea Mrs. 11 Constable street
Holmes Hre. 81 Derrlngliam street
Hohnea Mrs. 84 Feaiaon street
Holmes Mrs. 63 Portland street
Holmes Mrs. 3 Salem terrace, Durham street
Hobnes Samnel Hy. ShaUm ho. Campbell st
Holmes Thomas, 179 Coltman street
Holmes Wm. HlesUe house. The Park
Hotanes WOllam, 17 Holbom street
Hdmleldt Mrs. 10 WelUngton ter. Beverley rd
Holrojrd Miss, 77 Spring street
Hohrojrd Timothy, Orafton st. St John's wood
Hoitboase Harold Bertram, 21 Terry street
Holymao Tliomas, 11 Bonlevard
Home George u.B. 14 Bbulevard
Hood Glenton, 29 Stanley street
Hooton John WiUiam, 7 Louis street
Hope Mrs. 40 Nile street
Hopkins Thos. Prince's rd. St. John's wood
Hopkineon Mrs. 8 Temple street
HopUnson Tliomaa, 4 Pryme street
Hopper MarahaU, M Clarendon streetl
Hopper Motlierby William, 10 Tremayne
terraoe, Anlaby road
Hopper Mrs. 20 Linnieus street
Hopps William, 104 Coltman street
Hornby Robert, 187 Coltman street
Homcastle Thomas James, Hessle
Homer Mlse, 18 Jarratt street
Homsby Mrs. 14 Peel street
Homsby Tlwrnas, 41 Norwood street
Eornstedt Claude A.Baeemont vll.BeTerley nl
Horrocks Mrs. 8 Somencales street
Horsefall Robert, 17 Sometscales street
Horsley Edwin, 17 Bose street
Horsley Joseph Henry, Sonthfleld, Thwaite
street, Cottingham
Horsley Miss, HaUgate, Cottingham
Horsley William, lie Oraat Thornton street
Horsley WiUiam, 87 Park street
Horwood Joslnm Daniel, 87 Feel street
Hoskln Bobert, W Bcgent street
Hotham Mrs. 81 Oogan street
Hoagbt Mrs. HI Qrafton St. St. John's wood
Houghton Ashton, 7 Stanley street
Houghton Oi H. S Durham ter. Holdemess rd
Honston Bobert, 80 Valmaley street
Howard a O. 7 Scarborough ter. Beverley rd
Howarth George, 29 Terry street
Howarth George O'Brien. 1 Wellington laue
Hovden William, 10 Femberton street
Howdle Thsnas, Thwadte st. Cottingham
Howe Jamas, 18 Rnncta street west
Howe John, 18 Francis street west
Howe Weston, 84 Morpeth street
Howell 0. E. 81 Sandringhom st. Newington
Hewlett Edmond Heniy F.K.C8. 4 Wright st
Hewlett Miss, 88 Fed street
Hudson Arthur, Alexandra rd. St John's wood
Hudsoa Ben, 11 Bmaswlck t«r. Spring bank
Hudson Charles, Oimsby house, Beverley rd
Hudson Gsorge Thomas, i Terry street
Hudson Henry, 2 Hudson ter. WeUlugton la
Hudson Jolm, 80 (3ai«ndon street
Hudson John, 10 Beed street
Hudson Mrs. 38 Begent street
Hudsoa Mis. 188 St George's rd. Newlngton
Hudson Peter, 34 Pryne street
Hudson William, Hampton ho. Spring bonk
Httdswell John S. 18 East Grove vile. Hntt st
HoSkm Heniy, Hesale
Hughes Janus Robert, 43 Peel street
Holbert Henry Bmest, 13 Cavendish square
Hull John Charles, CI Francis street west
HnmUe John, 113 Norwood street
Humphrey John, 7 1«onard street
Humpluey Mra. 09 Caroline place
Humphrey Thos. 10 Elm Tree ter. Anlaby rd
Rulkiphrey T. B. 1« Efau Tree ter. Anlaby rd
Humprey F. 8 Grafton st St Jolm's wood
Hunt Jas. 13 Bmoswlck avenue, Newlngton
Hunt John, 93 Spyvee street
Hunt Mrs. Lambert street, St John's wood
Hunt Thomas, Clarendon ho. Clarendon st
Hunt William, 38 Bast Grove vils. Hntt st
Hunter Bev. John, Benlevanl
Hunter George, Bntland villas, Grottou
staceet St John's wood
Hunter Henry, 89 Wellington lane
Hunter Joseph, 11 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Hunter Mrs. 64 Freehold street
Huntley George, Preston
Hunton Jn. South vil. South st Cottingham
Hnist John, fi6 Coltman street
Hurst John, ft Cranboume street
Hurst John, 70 Linmens street
Hutchinson Frederldk, Fteston
Hutchinson Mrs. Cottingham ball, Thwaite
street, Cottingham
Hutchinson Mrs. 7 St George's road
Hutchinson Mrs. 11 Tliomas street, Drypod
Hutchlaaon W. H. H. Thwaite st CotUngbam
^Button Joseph, 48 Fountain rood
Hntton Mis. 31 Caughey street
Hatty Mn. 89 Albany street
Hyde Henry, 8 Fldd street Holdemess rood
COURT.
Hyde ailae, 46 Kingston itreet
Hyde Mrs. 49 Albany street
Hyde Mn. 11 Walker street
Hyland Hobt Tbomas, HaUgste, CotUnghom
TiVghnm MisSr 33 JaTTatt street
Ingham Mis. 19 Wawne street
Inglel^ Edward F. ft Eldou gro. Beverley rd
Ingleby E. W. 6 Carlton ter. Bpring bank
Ingleby John F, 6 Carlton ter. Spring bank
Ingleby ^^frs. S4 Loula street
Ingleby Mrs. Souttergate, Hedon
Ingleby William, Souttergate, Hedon
Ingram Mlas, 18 Thomits street, Drypool
Ingram Mrs. 21 Victoria street
lunee Mies, 40 Spring street
InuesB Jas. Western vil. Hessle rd. Newington
Ireland Charles, '2 St. James' square
Irvan T. M. 2 Bandolph vUs. Beverley road
Irving Miss, 1 Albert ter. Anlaby road
Isaac CtuLTles, 42 Wright street
Isitt George, 17 Stanley terrace, Anlabj rtHul
Isle Tliomaa, 13 Pe?rcy street
Iveson Arthur, 12 Farliamejit st & Hedon
Jacklin Mn. 14 Cambridge street
Jachman Edwd. 3 Somen town, Holdemess rd
Jfickman Geo. Fredk. The Park, Beverley rd
Jacknian Mrs. 4 Lome ter. Holdemeas nxid
Jackson A. M. 16 Miltou ter. Anlaby road
Jackson Francis, 8 Adelaide ter. Aulaby rd
Jackson George Alexander, 9 Fountain st
Jackson H. B. 14 Wellington ter. Beveriey rd
Jackson Henry P. [conncflior], M Park st
Jackson James Brook, 43 Peel street
Jackson JottIs, 92 Pork street
Jackson Jolui, 2ft Dansom lane
Jackson John, 8 Lister street
Jackson John, 6 Boduey street
Jackson Joliu, IS Bose street
Jocksou John HUton, ft4 Pork street
Jackson John Wm. 18 Xent st. HoLdemess rd
Jackson Joseph, 28 Freeliold street
Jackson Hark, 124 Duriuun street
Jackson Mrs. Aberdeen house, t Albany st
Jackson Mrs. 8 Berkeley at, Beverley rood
Jackson Mrs, Carlton house. Boulevard
Jackson Mrs. Clifton villa, Hessle
Jackson Mrs. 101 Ccdtman street
Jackson Mrs. 103A, Ooltman street
Jackson Mrs. 29 Freeliold street
Jackson Mrs. 4ft Lister street
Jackson Mrs, 10 Regent atreet
Jackson Mra. 80 Spring atreet
Jackson Mrs. 28 Vane atreet
Jackson Richard Alfred, 69 Albany street
Jackson Robert, II Albion street
Jackson Robert, 8 Caroline place
Jackson Thomas M.i). 4 Canton pL Anlaby rd
JockBOu Tliomas, 92 Park atreet
Jackson Thomas, 34 Peel street
Jackseu W. 1 Florance aven. SL John's wood
Jackson WUUam, 48 All Saints' street
Jackson William, 39 Margaret itreet
Jackson WiUiam, 34 Pulman st. Xewington
Jackson WOllam L.R.C.P. Edin. Sydenham
house. Boulevard, Aulaby road
Jackson William James, 2 Wilberforce street
Jackson Wm. S. 26 Fryme st Prospect st
Jacob T. W. 6 Bonxetstown, Holdemeea road
Jacobs B. S. 9 Claremont ter. Beverley road
Jaggar Jolm, ffft Park road. The Park
JaUand Mrs. Holdemess ho. Holdemess rood
James Rev. Matthew Hopkins B.A., LL.B.
ft Artlngton street
James Charles, 27 Stanley street
Jame8onMre.Bhn Tree haSontb stCottngfam
Jameson Robert, East Ella house, Anlajby
Jamleaon James, 9ft Constable street
Jomlesou Miss, 0 Norway houses, Orafton
street, St John's wood
Jamieson Rlcliard, 00 Someracales street
Jaquee John. 70 Lister street
Jarmau Joseph, 17 Argyle street
Jarratt George, 2 Tynemouth at Wright st
Jebson James, II Cranboume street
Jeff Arthur, 43 Linnieus street
Jeff George, 176 Coltman street
Jeff Miss, 131 Coltman street
Jeff Richard Hunter, 181 Coltman street
Jefferey Matthew, 7 Miltou street
Jefferey WUUam, 83 All Sainto' street
Jefferson Henry, 23 Somerscales street
Jefferson John, 33 Hopwood street
Jefferson Mrs. 13 Derringham street
Jefferson William Park, 16 Hopwood steeet
Jefferson Wm.Park,80RoBe stSwann's estate
Jenkins Robert, Arnold street, Anlaby road
Jenkins Thomas Henry, 820 St Oec»:ge*s rd
Jennings Henry, 17 Granville it Newlngtou
Jennlson Mrs. 10ft St George's rd. Newlngton
Jensen Mrs, 8 Williamson street
Jewison Charles Hewitt, Dueebury house,
Dnesbury street, Prince's avenue
Jewitt Edwin, ft9 LiddeU street
Job Bev. C.B.M. A. st George's rd. Newlngton
Jobson Wm. 6 Grafton st Bt John's wood
John Miss, 2 Somerscales street
Johns Capt. Edward K.y. 2 Marine View
terrace, Hedon road
Johnsen Hans, Chestnut villa, Beverley road
JohnsouRev. Simpson, 6Filey par. Holdemss. rd
Johnson Abraham, 12 Fountain street
[hull.]
Johnson Charles, 9 Story street
Johnson Charles Eilward, fi9 Lister street
Johnson ChristopTier, 4 Crystal street
Johnson Francis, 120 Coltman street
Johnson Fra8.10 Scarborough ter.Beverl^ rd
Johnson Frank. 1ft Kingston square
Johnson Hy. A8hmore,Willer.-ley ho. The Park
Johnson Hubert, 17 FeudrfU st Beverley rd
Johnson Jamea, 86 Coltman street
Johnson Jamea, 61 Trinity street
Johnson Ju.E.22 Gloucester ter.Grosvenor st
Johnson Joseph. 7 Albion par. Holdemess rd
Johnson Mlfw, Berne house. Boulevard
Johnson Miss, 2 Caughey street
Johnson Misn. 34 Park ruad. The Fftrk
Johnson Miss, 26 Wimlsor street
Johnson Misses, 2 Worship street
Jolinson Mrs. 6 Balmoral terrace, Anlaby rd
JoIinsonMrB.ftPicture8que ter. Waterloo stntli
JoluiBon Mrs. Preston
Johnson Mrs. 10 Walmsfey street
Johnson Richard, 16 Norwood street
Johnaon Richard Ethelbert, 7 Park crescent,
Beverley road
Johnaon Ricliard Fenley, 4 Somerscales street
Johnson Hobt Hy. 2 Femberton st Witliam
Johnson Wni.K22Sandring]uun stXewingtji
Johnson William Richard, 80 Park street
Johnston Archibald. 7 Story street
Johnston George Gilchrist, 116 Coltman st
Johnston Tliomai, 14 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
Johnston William, 116 Coltman street
Johnston William, 21 Norwood street
Jolinstone Geo. Hy. 6 Dean'e ter.Hopwood st
Johnstone Henry, 73' Charles street
Jolliffe Mrs. 4 Fountain street, Anlaby road
Jones Alfred Edward, 18 Crystal street
Jonee Henry, 8 Wawne street
Jones Henry Meggitt, 6 Grove atBeverley nl
Jones John, 31 Perc}' street
Jones Mrs. 8 Llddril street
Jones Mrs. 18 Lockwood street
Jones Mrs. 2 Park terrace, Cave st. Stepney
Jones Thomas, 8 Stanley street
Jordan George, 81 Spring street
Jordan James, 4 Cholmley street, Boulevard
Jordan Mrs. 38 Gladstone street, Anlaby road
Jordan Walter, 47 Park street
Jordeson George Stephenson, 18 Harley st
Joy Mrs. 27 Peel street
Joy Thomas, 16 Spencer street
Joys Henry, 66 Arthur street, Newington
Jobb Henry, 4 Tynemon^ street, Wright st
Jubb Mrs. 3 Arlington streetl
Jubb Mrs. 28 Cromwdl street
Jubl) Mrs. 88 Morpetli street
Judge Cluules, Beaoonsfidd ho. Anlaby road
Judge Bobt Wlnn,99StGeorge's rd.Newiigt]i
Jung Bev. John, 12 Jarratt street
Jnrgens Gustave, 19 Milton street
Kay George Weaver, Hamilton hotwe, Sutton
Kay John, ft4 Stanley street
Kay Joseph Winter, 27 Louis street
Kay WiUiam, 21 Reed street
Kaye Bev. Arthur )C.A. Hessle
Kaye Rev. £. Birt, Hull road, Heden
Kaye William, 20^ Beed street
Keable William, Albanian vil. Soutiicoates la
Kear Jolm, Market tdll, Hedon
Kelghttey Rev. Robt Wm. 68 Leonard street
KeU Misstt, 117 West parade
Kelsey CasUe, 18 Clyde terrace, Anlaby roail
Kelsey Dudley, 16 St Hilda st Beverley road
Eelsey Predk. Shaw, Argjie vil. Beverley rd
Eetetti Mrs. 9ft St G-eorge's road, Neviington
KelveyBev.Hy.Fdk.MyTtle vlls. Holdemess rd
Eemm George, 20 Kingston ter. William
Kemp Bev. Hy. Wm. b.a. Cliarterbouse lane
Kemp Alfd.Geo.B.A.8 Balmoral ter.Anlaby rd
Kemp Charles, 18 Derringham street
Kemp G^rge, 164 Coltman street
Kemp G^rge Walker, 4ft Spring street
Kemp John, 21 All Saints' street
Kemp John, 2 Hutt street
Kemp Joseph Chatterton, S2 Grafton street,
St John s wood
Kemp Mrs. Spring villa. Spring bank
Kempley Thomas, 10 Victoria street
Kendall Joshua, 4 Woodvllle ter. Boulevard
Kendall Mrs. 7 Grafton st St John's wood
Kendall Mrs. 20 Shakespeare at Vane st
Kenington Edward, 6 George street
Keunington Mrs. 76 Repent street
Kent William James, 47 Albany street
Kendiaw Thomas, 7 Fountain street
Kesaen Andrew Emerson ]CR.a8., L.S.A. 7
Claremont t^rraoe, Beverley road
Keywortti Joseph. ft4 Norwood street
Keyworth Porter Robert, jnn. 16 Bmnswfck
avenue, Beverley road
Keyworth Thomas, Thanet villa, Park street
Keyworth William Day, ft4 Savile street
Keywortli WiUiam Day, jun. 6 Botanic villas,
Spring bank
Kidd John, De Grey street, St John** wood
Kldd Mn. 76 Wright atnet
Kidd WlUiom Henry, I Rose vUhu, Alexandra
road, St John's wood
Kllbum Abraham Lee, 30 Bank street
Kilby Henry, 90 Linnaeus street
KUgour Mn. IB Milton terrace, Anlaby road
Digi
izedbyVjUU^lC
[huix.]
KOhun William, 21 SilTestcr atreet
EilTington MiaR, 5 Wlmlsor atreet
iiing Andrew, 4fi Albany atreet
King Jnae, BUerby'a Tilla8,10 QalUm atreet,
St. John'a wood
iLing Jolm Henry, 61 Albany atreet
King Lawreooe, 66 Hopwood atreet
King Mn. 8 Margaret atreet
Kingston John, 3 Kingaton terrace, Witham
iCinijaton Kra. Si Uutt atreet
Kinle; Mra. 28 Hopwood atreet
Kinsley John, 42 Louia atreet
KinaleT John V. 18 Story atreet
Kippa Edward, 3 Dorclieatar ter. Beveriey rd
Kirtj Vra. 6 Brunawick avenue, Newington
Kirby Mra. 13 Cambridge atmet
Klrby Bicbanl, I^yme villa, TlM Park
Kirby Tbomaa, 18 Liafer atnet
Kirk Chazlee, 34 Leonard atreet
Kirk Geoiige, Stockbum vlUaa, Park grove,
Prince's avenue
Kirk Henry, 29 Arlington atreet
Kirk Henry, Studley liouae, Anlaby road
Kirk MJaa, Ivy Mount, Sutton
Kirk HiH, IS Spring street
Kirk Mrs. Chnreh mount, Sutton
Kirk Mrs. St Augustine gate, Hedon
Kirk Tom, II Oohmial street
Kirk WOliain, SI Derriugbam stnet
Kirk WilUun, Market place, Hedon
Kirk WiUiaiii, The Ferns, Beverley road
Kirkby Kidiard, Wcstboume avenue
Kirkpatrlck Mis. 9 Canton place, Anlaby nl
Kjrkns Charles, 2 Havelock ter. Beverley rd
Kirkns Henry, 3 Havdock t«r. Beverley road
EiikusE^.Snilth,«WeIUngton ter.Beverley rd
Kirkns Thomas, Common, Heaale
Kinsan Walter, 7A, Cave street. Stepney
Kiimon Richard, 2 Margaret street
Kirtlaa John WHaon, 19 Story atreet
ICirton Joseph, 16 Stanley ter. Anlaby road
Kirtou Jatetit Bishop, 180 Coltman street
Kirtoo Mis. Kilbnm booae, Coltman street
Kltdien Mn. 69 Clifton street
Kitchin John, S3 Stanley street
Kitcliing Albert Thorpe^ 27 Bonk street
Kitcbing nank, 10 Walker street
Kitcfalng Jahex, 330 St.Gearge°8 rd. Newingtn
KitcUng Mrs. 4 Cottage row, Anlaby rood
Kildiings Alfted ILD. Southwaod,Cottiughm
Kjaldstram Oscar, M Cliarlotte street
Kniglit Mrs. 90 St. Qeorge's roail, Ilewlugton
Knott Mra. 40 Derringham atieet
Knowles John Thompson, I Woodbine cot-
tages, Holdemess road
Knovlea Mo6regor,4Dorcliester ter.Bevrl}-.rd
Knovlrea Richard Vaaey, 36 Linniens street
Knovaley Mra. 72 Walmaley atreet
Kooigafeld John, Laugluun bouse. Queen's
roa^ St. John's wood
Koser Hemy, Masootte honae, Anlaby rood
Kroger Henry Balnea, 37 Louis atreet
Kmger John Frederick, 3 Wright atreet
l^gher Mrs. 2S East grove, Hutt atreet
KiiliUng Chrlatlan, Tbwalte St. Cottlngtou
UceyMra. Heasle
iKkenby Arrowamith, Alexandra road, St.
John's wood
U<7 C^it. a Cliarlotte atreet
lacy John, Bydal lodge, Heaale
Uiug Mrs. 30 Stodley street
Laird Mn. 10 Lister atreet
Uit&lwad.3Aniold creB.Amold st Anlaby rd
Uit Mra. 3 Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Lakis liaac, 33 Norwood street
Iamb Bev. Qeorge, SI Freehold street
lamb George L.II.aP., Loud. 4 Balmoral
temce, AntaOty road
Umb Herbert, II Finabuiy street
lanb William, II Pearson street
Lambert Bev. Joseph Malet M.A. Newland,
CoUingbain
tambert Hy.Caalmlr.6 Eldon gro. Beverley rd
UmbcTtJas.0vertn.Oardner'BXew ter. Heaale
UmbaUD.BoUiMon,ltCarltau ter. Spring bk
Lambert Josqih, WestOeU lio. Oottiughom
Lambert Mian, I« Park sUeet
Lambot Mrs. 2 Ofanville terrace,Beverley rd
lambcrt William Ansley, 37 Spring street
Lsmplngb Vm. Dringlwe house, Boulevard
Laiulale Mis. 48 Lister atreet
laoiidanjamea, Holyrood vila. Wllliamaon at
laagton Mrs. 18 Oansom lane
Laoid MrSL 21 Lister street
Lsnid ThesL 2 nonaoe aven. St. John'awood
Unler John, 29 Pendrill street, Beverley rd
Lanier Wm. a i Boulevard south, Heasle rd
Large Mn. 4 Prlnoe street
Laan Henry, 83 Albany street
Latham Edward, 3 Crystal sUeet
Lstthi John, 104 Ccllmau street
Lanrillaid Mis. 3 York parade, Beverley road
Lavcr Mrs,Ratliid.Tls.Qraftii.st.St. John's wd
Uvcnck Bdwin, 4 Albemarle ter.Anlaby rd
lavenck Herbert, 13 Linnanu street
law Andrew &own, 2SB, Coltman street
Ian Bobert, Flukle street, Cottingbam
Lawienoe Oeoigs Tliomos, 12 ArllDgton st
Lanaoe Joe William, Lambert street, St.
John's wood
Lswrence Wm. Hill, 117 Coltman street
COURT.
Lavs Thomas CreMvell, A2 UniUBus stireM
Lawwu Edward, Duustoa house,Cottiiighaiu
rood, Newland
lAwaonQeo. Newland gro. Cloaghrd. Newland
Iawsou Richard, 1 Field street
lAwleyKobert William, West gm. Cottingli&ni
Lawtou Joali, St. Leonard nl. Beverley road
La\vton Krs. Abbey viUas, Be Grey street,
St. Jolin's wood
Lawton William, 20 Victoria street
Iductou Mrs. 11 Sutton street
lAyboume Mrs. 8 Mellwood gro. Beverley rd
Luanu Sam, A8 St, Qeorge's rd. Newington
Laienby Henry, 9 Shakespeare street
Leach Mrs. Gnufton lodge, Beverley road
Lead) Mrs. Prince's rooil, St. Jolin's wood
Ijeak John. 3 KitUsdale terrace, Beverley rd
Leake Robert, Baxtergate, Hedon
Learning Tliomaa, 3(! Morpeth street
Leatham James H. Berkeley st. Beverley rd
Lebatt Henry, 66 Leonard street
Ledgard Joseph, 4 Kingston place, Witham
Ledger Mrs. 8^ Ooltman atreet
Lee Benj. Lambert street, St. JoIm*s wood
Lee Clias. AJfred M.U. 1 Prynie street
Lee Miss, 96 Stanley villas. Clarendon street
Lee Mrs. 20 Regent's terrnoe, Albany rood
Lee Tlios. Arth. 2 Bonlevard crea. Boulevard
Lee William, W Symons street
Leeming Bamaet, S7 Coltnmn street
Lees William, 27 Victoria street
liCetham Edwd. Beech Holme, Beverley road
LefBer Hy. 14 Stanley terrace, Anlaby road
Leggett James, 43 Leonanl street
Leggott Charles, 37 Margaret street
Leggott Mr«. 8 Imperiul arcade,
street, Newington
KIL— HAB 115
Long Edward Simpson, 14 Pryme street
Longliom John, 2S Kingston ter. Whitliom
Longley Joseph, Hallgate, Cottiugliam
I^ongstafF K<lwartl St^d, 19 Laiiadcwue st
Looke Paul, 10 Morpeth street
LotheringtoiiCha.B.12N'ort)) panule,Bevely.rd
Lotlierington Jolin Flint, 121) Coltzuan street
Lotherington Tliomaa, 8 Fountain street
Lougtloru James, 8 Granville at. Newington
Loughran Mri. 15 Morpeth atreet
Love Daniel, Southfleld, Heaale
Loveridge Chsorge Heury, Cable house. Pork
grove. Prince's avenue
Lowe Cluirles, 21 Percy street
Lowe John, 05 Spring street
Lowe Mrs. 3 Granville terrace, Beverley roail
LowsonI). M. 1), , M. H. (3. !i. Wyclffe. lio. Anlaby rd
Lowther George F.U.CS., i^silA. 3 Nelaqjl st
Lowther Michael Angelo, 3 Victoria street
Lncsa Rev. William, U.A. Hedon
Luck Blchard, 136 Coltman atreet
Lud<lingtonJaa.-13Saudringhara St. Newington
Lnddingtou Mrs. G Adelaide ter. Anlaby rooil
Luke Stepiien, Fern villaa, Lambert street,
St. John's wood
Lumsden Mrs. Lonsdale liouae. Prince's aveu
Lunliam Mra. Priiioe's road, St. John's wood
Lunn Miss, G Brunswick temice,Spring tiank
Lunn Wm. Joseph M.D. 7 Ctiorlotle atreet
Luslier George, Z5 Paisley street, Wall carr
Lyne John K<lwanl, 3 Clarendon street
Lynn Groliam Rigby. 7*2 Pork street
Lyon Willio^i, 11 Francis street east
Lyons Mrs. '28 liegent street
Maaas Cliri.str.F.4LanBdou'ne ter.Beverley rJ
Oronville ^ McAllum Mrs. 5*2 Spring atreet
' Mc.^ndrew Mrs. 55 Conatable street
Leggott Mrs. 2 Koac villas, Grafton street, I McBrearby Peter, Mnrin house. Boulevard
St. John's wood
Leighton Mrs. 67 Feel street
LeMott&Maj,Hy.B.aYork parade,Beverly.rd
Lempriere George Keid, Al Wliltefriargate
Leng Mrs, 1 Wintliorpe place, St. Jame's sq
Lengfleld William, 17 Wossand street
Lenliam Tliomaa Melville, 2:! Jarrntt street
Lenlgen Miss, 34 Wright street
Lennard Cliarlea Camp, 60 Stanley street
Lennord George Henry, 34 Albnuv street
Leonard John, Kingston villa, Tlie Park
Leonard Mra. 21 Spring street
Leonard Wui.40roveter.Grove8t.6everley rd
Lester Rev.Thoa.6 Coburg terraoe, Anlaby rd { Machon James, 14 Trinity street
Lester Theadore,14 Hinderwell st. Prince's av Macllwaine Alfred W. Stoneferry
Levett Mn. 3ii Limueus atreet
Levett Mn. Arthur, 22 Park street
Levitt Mn. U Peel street
Levy Rev. Israel Aaron, 48 Wright street
Lewendon Wayhuid Newbury, 4 Tremoyne
terrace, Anlaby roail
Lewis Rev. J. T. 13 Cliarlotte street
McConn WlUlam, 20 Fountain street
McCoUali Mra. 17 Ghulstone st. Anlaby roail
McOoUIn William, 48 Leonard strict
McCormick Rev. Josepii M. A. 81 Prospect st
McCrea George William, 28 Arlington atreet
Macdonald John, 4!) Grafton st.St. Jolin's wd
McDonald John, 1 Spring street
Macgarr Fdk. Wm. 0 Filey par.Hol.leniess nl
MacgregorChas.Arch(L10Clyde ter. .\nlahy nl
MachellGeorge,4 Melbourne parade, Hesslerd
Mochell John, 3 Arg>ie street
Machereth Miss, 5 Temple street
Msclion ArtlLHuU bank.Newland,Cottlnghm
Lewis Andnm-, 47 Trinity street
Lewis Miss, 77 Canning street
Lewis Mrs. 56 Wellington lane
Lewu William, 74 Coltman street
Lickis John, 83 Ailelaide street
Llildell Jn. Slater, 8 ElmTree ter. Anhiby rood
Liddell Mrs. M. Sutton house, Sutton
Lidf^Y David, 22 Reed atreet
Lidiard Sydney R. 11 Cliarlotte atreet
Liggina 1'hoe. 10 East parade, Holdemess rd
Liftiitowler John Craven, 72 Spring street
Lilla MaiUme, 7 Havelock terrace, Hessle
road, Newington
Lilley Joseph. 140 Waterloo street north
Llmbach Mn. 14 North parade, Beverley rd
Limbachs Mrs. 1 Margaret street
LIndley Tlmmaa, 6 MUton ter. Anlaby road
Llnford Jn, Saml, 16 Giodatone St. Anlaby nl
Llnneker John, 18 West parade
Linnett Mrs. 3 Blundell street
Linney William, 7 Westcott st Holdemess nl
Linsley Tliomas, 14 Hopwood street
Llnwood John, 64 Coltman street
Lison William, 21 Portland place
Lister Miss, 28 Percy street
Little George Henry, 40 Freehold street
TJttle Geo. WanI, llTynemouth st. Wright si
Little James WiUUm, IS Prospect street
Little John, Crystal viUo, Crystal street
Little Mrs. 34 Fountain atreet, Anlaby rood
Little William, Waltbam liouae. Boulevard
Llttlejohn William, 16 CUrendon street
Littlewood Charles, 69 Leonard street
Livingston Heniy, i York ter. Beverley road
Livingston Mn. 72 West parade
Livingston Bd.2 Derringham ter.Spilng bank
Locke Thomas Bentley, Mount, Heasle
Locking Joseph' Agar 3i.ii.c.)i.K. 12 Scar-
borough terrace, Beverley road
Locking Robert, 2 Balmoral ter. Anlaby road
Lockiiig Thomas Lomas, 10 Peel street
LocklngWm. H.Ivy bcChnrcli yaid,Cottngbm
Lockwood John, 13 Tlie Avenue cres. Park st
Lockwood Joseph, 72 Morpetli street
Lo<lge Gerald Hanley, 23 Margaret atreet
Lottbouse Clurles Mantle, 24 Albion street
Loftbouse James William, 79 Park street
Lottbouse Mrs. 79 Pork street
Lottlionse Philip, 13 Cromwell street
Lottus William, 21 Gbulstone street
Long Edward, 33 Cambridge street
McKande Miss, 27 Terrv street
Maokay Rev.WiUioni Patent D.D. The Park
McKay Mn. 3 Derby street
Mackoy Robert, 12 Portland place
Mackensie Daniel, 20 Pemberton st. Witham
Mookereth Mra. Sonttergate, Hedon
Mockie Mn. 93 Bonisley st. Holdemess rood
McKinna David, IDO Coltman atreet
McKlnna Nathl. 12 Hinderwell sL Prince's av
MackriU Benjamin, 1 Woodville ter.Boulerord
Mackrill Edwoitl, 66 Albany atreet
McLeavy Bobert James, 71 Albany street
McLelland Mrs. 48 Grafton atSt. John's wool
McLintock Mrs. West green, Cottiugliam
MacniiUan Angus H.u. 21 & 2; Begent's
terrace, Anlaby road
MacmlUan Mlrs. 31 Albion street
Macnab Finlay, S3 Great Union street
McNeil James, 13 Glailstone 9treet,Anhiby rd
Maddison Henry, 2 Park avenue
Magner Junius, '26 Coltmou street
Mogiier Max, 37 Lister street
Magner Morris, 3 Park street
Mahony Mrs. 11 Brunswick avn. Beverley nl
Maitland James, 9 Bceil street
Major Benjamin, 2 Norway houses, Grafton
street, St. Jo*in's wootl
Major Wilson, 13 WyolUfe grove, Argyle st
Malcolm Jeaae, 10 Claremont ter. Beverley rd
Malcolm Jn.S Ooodricke ter.Cave at. Stepney
Maloolm Macbeth, 18 Hinderwell street.
Prince's avenue
Malone Mra. 130 Ooltman street
Maloney Tlmotliy, 11 Trinity street
Maltby George, 32 Bltmdell street
ManiUde Bev. Robert, Hollgnte, Cottingbam
Mauley Harry Joseph, Woodlands,Beverley rd
Mannera Artliur 1I.R.C.S. 82 Prospect atreet
Mansfield John O.lOMinerva ter.Spring bank
Manson Nedby, 61 Clarendon street
ManstonAugnstua,12 Carlton ter.Spring bonk
Mapideheck Thomas, Rocliester ho. Boulevard
Marcli William, Morlliorough avenue
Margison Mrs. 8 Scarborough ter.Beverley rd
MarlUier Mrs. Leo vUloa, Beverley road
Marllller RbtAahland, Newland pk.NewIand
Mark Mn. 03 South parade
Markham Bvan. 16 Wilton ter.Holdenieae rd
Marr Abrbm.Clarence ho.PUuest.Newiugtoii
Marr Miss, 1 Wellington ter. Beverley rond
Morr Richard Alexander, 34 Albany street.
Marrti Mrs. 19 Finsbnry grove
Marsilen Mn. 1 Randolph villaa,Beverley nl
Marsden Thomas, '23 Louia street
Marsilen WlUinm Kerahaw, 48 Fountalu nwl
Monhali Isaac, Preston
Marahall John Gray Jordan, '2 Dorehestef
terraae,|Beverley road
J 16 MAR— PAR
Uanball Mn. S5 Park rood. The Park
Uarshall Mrs. 19 Sandrlngliam at Xevingtou
HaniuUI Kicliard. M Witliam
Har«}iall Rotiert, Grafton gt. St. Jolin's wood
Marshall Tlioniafi, 73 Coltmon street
MalBludl Thomas, Darbani Tils.HolderneB8rd
Marshall Thos.61 Sandrlngham stNewlngton
Manihall Wm. Sutherland villa north, Ilessle
Marshall W'Ullani, 70 Wright street
Manludl ^yIUiam ThandercliS, 12 £ast
G-rore villas, Hatt street
Marshall Willlani ToM-nsenil, Lome villa,
Eldon grove, Beverlej' roail
Atarston Henry Wnllls. 10 Arlington street
Martin George, 10 Portland place
Martin Henry, 4 St. Hilda st. Beverley road
Martin John, 62 Freehold street
Martin Jn. Frdlc. Chesnutav. St. John's wood
Martin Miss, 4 Poplar gro. Cave st. Stepney
Martin Mr& 14 Great Thornton street
Martin Mrs. Northgate, Cottingham
Martin Ilolwrt, Kortbgate, Cottingham
Martin WUllam, Folman street, Newington
Martindale Willlani, 49 Peel street
Marwood William, 67 Derrlngham street
Mason B. B. 3 Grosrenor ter. Beverley road
Mason Henr>', 2 Westbonme avenue
Mason John, Dansom lane
Mason Jolin Kidd, 9 East Orove rils. Hutt st
Mason John S. 13 Hampden vll]as.ATg)-Ie st
Mason John Wright M.B., M.R.C.8.Lond. 4
Morpeth street
Mason Mrs. 26 Spring street
Mason Mrs. 27 Vane street
Mason Mrs. 20 Wycliife grove, Argyle street
Mason Samuel, Westcott st. Holdemess road
Mason Sml. B. 6 Wellington ter. Beverley rd
Haaon William Sample, 33 Hutt street
Maswmi Thomas, 82 Albany street
M«aseyWat>onArton,MidiUeton lio. Anlaby id
Uastmrnan William, SK Morpeth street
Mosterman William, 3 Shakespeare street
Mather Joeeph, 45 Caroline place
Mather Thorans B. 8 York ter. Beverley rood
Matson Miss, 9 Promenade place. Vane street
Maw Edward, Hallgate, Cottingliam
Maxsteil Edwonl FldUip, The ClifT, Hessle
Maxwell David C. Stoneferry ho. Stonefeny
Maxwell James, 7 Windsor street
Maxwell John, 8 Hollx)m street
Mayfield Alfred, Avenue boose, Bererley id
Mead William, 32 Albany street
Mesdley Mn. 22 Morpeth street
Meek George, 32 Wriglit street
Meek Miss, 32 Albion street
Meeke George, 6 Derrlngham street
Megee James, Greemore villas, De Grey
street, St. John's wood
Ueggltt Mn. 14 Watrne street
Meggltt Samuel Rider, 36 Arlington street
Mendelsohn Eilward, 16 Wellington terrace,
Beverley rood
Mend8Hrbrt.Arrhibald Oihson,lIHargaret st
Menzles John, 8 Jorratt street
Mentiea Bobert William, 4 Westbonme
terrace, Derrlngham street
Meroer Fronds I^ier, 10 Story street
Meritken WUllam Smith, Holdemess road
Mertyman Jolin, 22 Femberton St. Wltliam
Merson John M.A., M-o. Borough Asylnm
Cottingham
Metcalf George Jefferson, 40 Freehold street
Metcalfe ChristoplierL.llClyde ter.Anlaby rd
Metcalfe Harold J. 21 Dover st. Spring bank
Metcalft Robert Dawson, 18 Morpetli street
Metcalfe Thomas Roger, 3 Gloncestei tei'
race, Grosveuor street
Metcallfe Oeo-Hy. 3 St. Hilda at. Beverley id
Methley Richard, 2 North grove, Hlndenrell
street, Prince's avenue
Meyer Julius, 3 BoiUevard crescent,BonleTard
Meyer Mark, Albion house, Spring Iwnk
Mlcbelson Brj-on, 8 Vane street
Middlebrook Wm. 8 Hampden vils. Argyle st
Middlebrongh Jolin, 22 Caroline place
Middlemiss, 12 Liunecus street
Mlddleton John, 4 Florence avn. Beverley rd
Middleton John, 32 Peel street
Midgiey Mrs. 6 (Tloucester ter.Groevenor st
Milestone John H.Myrtle viLHoldemess road
Miller Major Tliomas William Taylor, De
. Grey street, St. John's wood
3filler John, Preston
Milne John, 69 Derringhom street
Milne Joshua, 48 Louis street
MUner Joseph, 7 Uinderwell St. Prince's avn
Miluer Mrs. 22 Linnajus street
Milner Mrs. 53 Lister street
Milner Mrs. 12 St. James' square
Miluer Thomas George, 5 Holbom mount
MUson Mn. 14 Wilton street
Milstone John Ry.l Myrtle vils. Holdemess rd
Mines Wm. Hv. 6 Ada's avenue, Leiceeter st
Minnitt Mrs. 183 Coltman street
Minty John, 48 New King street
Mitchell Rev. Tliomos, 29 Morpeth street
Mitchell Edward Hind, 192 Ooltnion street
Vitchell Thomas, 41 Trinity street
Mitchell Thomas W. 13 Shakespeare street
Mitchell William, 5 Sliakespeate street
Wlttall MiK 17 TynemonUi stieet, Wright st
COURT.
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MoUnenx Jamee K.n. Hesale
MoU Miss, 9 St. Hilda street, Beverley road
Moll Rudolph Wm. 13 East par.Holdemess rd
Monro Alfred, 41 Hutt street
Montgomer>' John, 8 Cr}-Btal street
Montgomery John, 61 Leonard street
Montgomery William Asliton, 60 Leonard at
Montogomery George, 30 Somerscalee street
Moon Mis. Mary, 3 Lome ter. Holdemess nl
Moor Cliarles, 4 Wellington ter. Beverley nl
Moor Henry, The Kewlands, Cottingham
road, Newland
Moor Mrs. 10 Albany street
Moore Rev. David Keys ii.A. 98 Park-street
Moore Chas. Robt 9Hinderwell st. Prince's av
Moore Leonard, 13 Freehold street
Moore Mrs. 3 Grove street, Beverley road
Moran Willtam, 98 Coltman street
Moran Wm.ParkBoyd,Nortligate,Cottingham
Morby Robert, 2 Ryde street, Bevf rley road
Morf tt William, 12 Tynemouth st. Wright st
Morgan Bdword S. L.R.C.P. 86 Oeorge street
Morgan John Thomas, 11 Argyle stoMt
Morison Wm. 11 Carlton ter. Spring bank
Morley William, 15 Flnsbuiy grove
MorplieeMnklSBrunswick avenne,Newlngton
Morrell Henry, 10 Wilton ter. Holdemess rd
Morrell William, 00 Waverley street
Morrill Henry, 06 Church street, Drypool
Morrisli Mrs. Kingston cottage, C(^ege gar-
dens, Beverley road
Morrison David C.IO St. Hilda st. Beverley rd
Morrison Thomas, 40 Louis street
Morrison William, 28 Kingrton ter. WItham
Morrias Miss, 21 Park road. The Faik
Morton George, 21 Trinity street
Morton Mn. De Orey street, St. John's wood
Morton William, 17 Wawne street
Mosely Simeon, 15 Whitefriorgate
Moser Frederick, Sonthfield, Hessle
Moaes William Henry, 8 Windsor street
Moss David, 10 Prince street
Moss Frederick BlundelL Prince's avenue
Maes John Seymour, Soutlifleld, Hessle
Moss Miss, 57 Coltman street
Moaa Mrs. EUealie hoose, Tb» Park
Mooat Andrew, 6 donmont ter. Beveiley id
Monat Miss, The Limee, Button
Mountain George, 6 Windsor street
Mountain John Joeeph L.S.A. 1 Treroa^e
terrace, Anlaby road
Monntain Mrs. I Lambert st.St. Jolm's wood
Mountain Ferdral, M Terry street
Mowtorth Mrs. Morthfleld, Hesale
Moxley Alfred, 4 Durham ter. Holdemess nl
Moxon Major Wills, 67 Freehold street
Moxou Benjamin Howard, 8 Kingston square
Moxon Tliomas Joeeph,9 York ter. Beverley rd
Muirhead Charles, Southfleld, Hessle
MUller Frledrich R.14 Carlton ter.Spring bnk
Mumby John, 25 Terry street
Mnmby Samuel, 67 Morpeth street
Monroe Frederick R. 23 Real street
Munroe Henry U.D. 19 Charlotte street
Murley Kdwd. Linden vil.Park gro. Prince's av
Murley William, 45 Sondringhain Bt.Newngtn
Murray George Hodge, 26 Derrlngham street
Murray J.A. Jesmond ho.Farkgro.Prince'sav
Murray' John, 11 Trinity square, Anlaby rd
Murray Blchard. 9 Trinity sq. Anlaby road
Murray Robert, 25a, Coltman street
Mnsgrave Benji^nin, 52 Fountain street
Mnsgrave Samuel, 8 Peel street
Myera' George, 71 Coltman street
Nassau William Thomas H. 49 Charlotte st
Nayior James, 27 Osborne street
Naj'lor Joseph, 50 Lister street
Nayior Mrs. 10 Newland Toft lane
Neale Frederick, 11 Albert terrace,Anlaby nl
Neale Mrs. 10 Havelock terrace, Hessle rood,
Newington
Needier John, 1 Marleley street* Hessle nod
Needier Michael, 189 Coltman street
Needier William, 29 LiddeU street
Nels<m George, 6 Crystal street
Nelson John, 114 West parade
Nelson Peter, 32 Coltman street
Nelson Thomas, 44 Stanley street
Neqnest Edwd. 7 Zoological ter. Spring bank
Ness Mn. West end, CottingiuiQi
Newbold Mrs. 5 York ponvde, Beverley road
Newbcrt Mrs. 13 Milton street
Newborn Mra. 31 All Saints' street
Newbound Charles, 20 Arlington street
Newby Mrs. 13 Cloxendon stoeet sontli
Newdlck Mrs. 66 Regent street
Newell Mrs. 67 Wellington lane
Ncwlove Mis. 114 Regent street
Newman Captain William, St. Leonard's
villa, Newland, Cottingham
NeiK'man William, Cottingliam
Newmarcli Edward, 65 Cliarles street
Ne\vmarch Richard, 58 Freehold street
Newvam Hy. 8 Somen town,Holdemess road
Newsome Bdward, 15 Terry street
Newstead Thomas Holmes, 173 Coltman at
Newton George Beefortli, Prudhoe villa,
Hallgate, Cottingham
Newton Isaac, 7 Freehold street
Newton John, 60 Francis street west
Newton John, 53 Morpeth street
Newton John, Plane street, Newington
Newton Joseph, 25 Somencales street
Newton Miss, 87 Witham
Newton Mn. 6 Albion parade, Holdemess rd
Newton Mrs. Berkeley house. Prince's aveu
Newton Mra. 9 Peel street
Newton Mrs. 41 Portland atreet
Newton Mn. Wellington house, Prince's av
Newton Thomsa, 74 Freeliold street
Nichoi George Henry, 14 Kingston sqnare
Nicholls Mn. 24 Jarrmtt street
Xlcliolls William, 4 Clarendon street
Nicholnson Freilk. E. Dover sL Bereilej rd
Nicholson Edmd. IS East Grove vils. Hntt st
Nicholson Edmund, 60 Trinity street
NicliolBon John Lee, 53 George street
Nicholson John Tliomaa, 5 Poplar grove,
Cave street. Stepney
Nicholson Mrs. 19 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
Nicholson Robert Hicks Beauderc If.R.c.s.,
L.8.A. 21 Albion street
Nicliolson Thomas Nelson, 26 Trinity street
Nicholson WUllam, 7 Victoria street
Nightingale Wm.a2 Albemarle ter.Anlaby nl
Nightscale Geo. 9 Tynemouth st Wright st
Nlghtscale Jn. 20 Tynemouth st. Wright st
Niven Ninlan, 28 Wilberforoe at. Anialiy rd
Noble John, 66 Hopwood street
Norman Daniel Oeorge, 5 Wakefield street
Norman Oeorge, 20 John street /
Norman Tliomas Arthur, Mentone ho. Hessle
Norman WUllam, Someiaet house, Anlaby nl
NomabeU Miss, 71 Walmaley street
Nonria Jos«>b, 78 Morpeth street
Noiris WUliam, 21 Regent street
North Thomas A. r«arel vOla, Anlaby
North William Hy. 9 OmnvUle st. Newingtn
Northern Mrs. 47 Woodltoiise at Hedon nl
Norton Mrs. 15 Flnsbnry street
NoweU Charles Snowden, 2t John street
Obee Tltomas Middleton. 18 Jolin street
O'DeU Bev. John, 1 Oarendish sqnare
O'Oonoghne D. J. 4 Bichllen ores. BooleTanl
Office Jesse, 10 Milton street
Officer Mis. De Grey street, St. John's wood
Officer Mrs. 1 Salem teirace, Durham street
oncer WUliam, 88 Louis street
Officer William Henry, 17 Bank street
Ogieaby Edwin, 98 Great Tlioraton street
Oi^esby Frandi, 95 Great Thornton street
O'Han Jamea Edward 1.11.C.P. 2 Story st
Oldham J. The Limea, HaUgat^ Cottingham
Oldroyd Henry Jabez, 48 Moipeth atreet
Oliver Thomaa, 1 CoUege gardens, Bererley id
OUver WUliam Boyd, 11 Dnrtuun street
Olson John, 26 Wuberforoe street
Orme George HUl, 11 Gladstone street
Orwin Mn. 1 Derrlngham ter. Spring bank
Osborne Lewis, 11 Colonial street <
Osborne WiUiam, 88 Park road. The Par*
Osgcrby Thomas Peart, 21 Louis street
Ostler George, Albert avenue, Newington
Ostler J. H. 1 Alexandra rd. St. John's wood
Ostler Bobert, 20 Peel street
Oetoby Robeit, 18 Spring street
Onston Mrs. 45 Park street
OvertonRev.C.TheVicarage,HaIlgt.Cottngbm
Owbrldge Walter T. 6 Canton pi. Anlaby nl
Owen John, 68 Hopwood street
Owen Mn. Emerald cottage, Lambert street,
St. John's wood
Owens Mm. 9 Grey street
Owst Mrs. Clare bo. Baker st Prospect st
Oxtoby Bobert, 18 Spring street
Padgett John, Hessle
Padley Mn. 4 EUen'e terrace, Wellington U
Fadley Mrs. Hessle vilia. Spring bank
Page Bately Chades, 19 Crystal street
Page Frank Astrop, 29 Flnsbory street
Page John Henry, 10 Park row. Park street
Page Thos. M. 24 Cottingham ter. Drain side
Palethorpe Tliomoi, 8 St. James' aqoare
Polethorpe WUllam, 29 Trinity street
FaUet Jamee, 60 Norwood street
Palmer Mn. 112 Dnrluun street
Pape Johnstone, Nortligate, Cottingham
Pape Mrs. 80 John street
Pape Thomas G. Melwood ter. Beverlej- rd
PiDlsh John, 100 Durham street
Park Godfrey Richard. Ivy lionse. Hedon
Park John EdiK-ord, 171 Coltman street
Parker Ernest, 3 Stonsted ter. Prince's aven
Parker Miss, 40 All Saints' street
Parker i^n. Air street, Scnicoates
Parker Mn. 2 CoUege street
Parker Mn. 36 Norfolk street
Parker Mrs. 42 Shaw street
Parker faamuel, 87 Den-ingham street
Farter Thomas,2 Stndley terrace, Beverly rd
Parker Vincent, Kirk Ella
Parker William, 10 CromweU street
Parker WUliam, Tlie Grange, Anlaby
Parkin Edmund, 15 Cambridge street
Parkin George, '26 Terry street
Parkin Mrs. 56 Welllngtan lane
Parkinson Mn. 4 WUbeiforce st. Anlaby rd
Pamham Mrs. 47 Portland street
Pamliam Mrs. 14 Stanley street
Parrott Benjamin, 22 Crystal street
Fanott Mra. 4a, MUton atreet
PanottHn. Plane sti
Digitized by '
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COURT.
Piftlngtron Junca, 9 Utter afereet
Puhby Xts. 7 John street
PufakT Vra. <3 CampbeU street
Puenon Joihna, 3 Albert terraoe, Spring st
FaMck Junei, U Begent't tor. Anlaby rood
Patrick Joaeph Albert, » CoU^e atreet
Patienan Hia. 78 Begent atreet
Patttnaon Cbariai, Botltou vlls. Albany at
Pattiean Ueni;, WeatOeli], Heade
FuUiiK Aithnr, 8 Coltnun alnet
Fanling DopUn, 8 Boulevard ath. Heaale rd
PanUaK Franda, 178 Coltmiui atieet
FaoUnc George, I7« Coltmitn atreet
Panliiig John DopUn, Boolerard
FaoUiiK 3IIS. 17* Oidfaiian street
PanUag WOUam Henry, 176 Oaltnum street
Famon Cbsriea, 88 Freehold ttnet
Peacock Bbt. Paul, It TW"«™" lone
Peacock Arthnr Sgbert, 3 Stackbom villaa,
Park grove
Peacock George, Janutt street
Peacock Q«acge, 4« Park atreet
haco<A Xrt, Craoant street, Oottlngbam
Fcaooek W.Kats TlKQratton at. St. John's wd
Peal Miss, 3» Waterloo street north
Puree His. U Femberton street, Witham
Pearae-MrsL 112 Begent street
Puree Thomas, J> Coltnian street
Fearisan Bev. Eliaa, 33 Wright street
PUiKO Ber.W. J.UT.Anlviick Idg.Benly.rd
Puaon Arthnr Bdwaid, Westboome avenue
PeanoB A. T. U Saodrlngham sL Mewlngton
PUnon Fsank Henry, H Albany street
Ffeanon George, Lambert st. St. John's wood
Vnaaa Oeoi^ge, I Femberton street
Peoaon Henry, 33 Oansom lone
Pearson John Bellaay, 33 All Saints' street
Pearson Kiss, Pmdhoe villas, Beverley road
Fuaon Ibi. Ardwlek lodge, Beverley rood
ftanoa HiiL 10 Teny street
FUnoa Bobert, 11 Pryme street
FUnon Watson, t Conghey atieet
Funoo Wmiom, 133 Coltmon street
Funoo wniiam, * Newland Tofts lane
Funoo WHUom Cook, 4f Piyme atreet
Peanoa WBHam Henry, 40 Oeorge street
FeaiBon Zaehariah C. 3 Elm villas. The Park
Purt Harry, 1 Peoae atreet
ftart John Jaekaon, • Caroline place
Peaae rrand* Bd. J.P. Bssslevrood, Heasle
Pesae Heuy Joaeph R. Heaalewood, Heasle
Peaaagood WilUam, Albert villas. The Fork
BeelMll Alfred H. 3 The EUns, Beverley road
Peck Cbarlea, 3 Albany terrao^ Anlaby rood
Peck Hniry, Avon lodge. The Fork
Peck JOohael Chazlea, 188 CMtman street
Pecklhomas John, 3 Beed street
Pedenen Peter Andrew, 33 Albany street
Peers John, Fkiantaln rood
Peony Wm. Danial,Gottingliam rd. Newland
Fenny WiBiam H. 4 Alexandra rood, 8t
John's wood
Pentith Joh^Frands, 7 Holbom mount
Fentith J. P. inn.Gra(ton st. St. John's wood
Ftattth R.J.Oak oot, Oeorge stCottinghun
Pepiiv Benjamin, 7 Temple street
PepiieT Itrs. 48 Unnseoa street
Pqiper Thomas, 18 Clarendon street
racy Bobert, 1 Dnrhom ter. Holdemeae rd
Ferris Bev. Henry Wood, 3 Windsor street
Vaif Henry Hdmcs, 34 Morpeth street
Fetch John, 70 Freehold street
Patch Bidiard, 31 Stanley street
FctdMO Ua. 113 Dwham street
PetcfaeO Hn. 4 Fil«y parade, Holdemessrd
Peten James Henry, Hall dab, Lowgate
Peices John, 3 Clarendon street
Pctennn Peter, BeUe Vne, Heasle
FMilekl JCn. 3 Wawne street
FettJngcU Joseph Bdmnod, 7 Eldon grove,
Beveleyroad
PetttngeO Hrs, C Grove st. Beverley rood
FetUnnO Mm. U Pendrlll st. Beverley rood
Fct^ Bobert, 10 WDberforoe street
Ferton Was, Beck bank, Cottingham
Ptxton BiduinL HoU roail, CotUngham
Fezton Bobert Sbeidienl, 33 Bymons street
Fezton Tom, 338 SL George's road
FMflsr Bev. Prans, 14 Story atreet
FhiUps Bobert B. 4 Grove st. Beverley road
PUmfs Horby. 7> Spring street
ni^ KrsL Newgate starcet. Cottingliam
FUenngAtklnson,Baynard baPrinoe's aven
nckering Albert, 37 Llnmeua street
Pickoing Benjamin, Bellefleld honse, Sutton
Pickering Benj. Hornsea par. Holtleniess rd
Fickeiing Chriatopber, 114 Coltmon street
Pickering Mrs. 37 Ltnnieas street
PSckoing Itrs. S Park ter. Cave st Stepney
FiekeisgillChadea.3T}nemoathBt Wright st
Fi<*veU Mrs. 44 Trinity street
Fickwell Bobert, Weetbonme avenne
Piercy Halt. 3 Marine View ter. Hedon road
Pfgott Hra. 7 Hailey street
Pinder Oeorge Bonks, George et, Cottingham
Piniier Walter, 8 Prince's nLSt. John's wood
nnnock John, 1 3 St. Stephen's street
Fiper Bdwln, Femldgh ho, Holdemess road
Pitis Xn. So Day street
Plaxtoa Jamco, 8 Adelaide ter. Anlaby road
Flattoc Hra. 1 WUberfcnee street
Plimpton Alexander Willlam,QoBchen honse,
Morthgftte, Cottingham
Plowman Mrs. U Windsor street
Flowright George, 40 Windsor atieet
Plngge James Peter, 37 Fountain street i
Plummer George, 3 Canghey street
Plammer James Bdward, 33 Leonard street
Flnmmer Jonah, Sonttergate, Hedon
FocklJngton Mrs. 83 Coltman street
Folack Jnllns Loiarus, 63 Wright street
FoUard Bdward James, 108 Durluuu street
Pool George. 36 Somerscales street
Fool John William, 13 Vane street
Poole Francis, Lome villa, Hessle
Popplewell Henry John, Prince's avenue
PoppIeweU WilUam, 33 Kingston street
Forteoos Alexander, 28 Begeut street
Porter George Markham, S3 Trinity street
Porter JSSm, 1 Canghey street
Porter Walter, 8 Park row, Fork street
Fotterill Miss, I«bamara cottage, Sutton
Potts John, NorthSeld, Heasle
Ponlton Mrs. 23 Jolm street
Ponnsbqry Bobert Oarrall, 39 English street
Powell Miss, 44 Fryme street
Power John B, 39 Sandringhom sLNewingtn
Fowley His. 7 Norway houses, Grafton
street, St John's wood
Pratt Alfre<I, 8 Wellington ter. Beverley rd
Pratt Mrs. 31 Syket street
Predgen William, 80 Great Thornton street
Presoott MrB.10 Park Street oresoent,Park st
Preaoott William Charles, Springfldd bouse,
Hull road, Cottingham
Preston J. H. 8 Albion parade, Holdemess rd
Preston Walter W. Fred, Beverley road
Preston Wniiam, 8 Myrtle vils. Holdemess rd
Prlckett CoL George j.p. Boreas hill, Panll
Pride Tboniaa Albnrt, 61 Leonard street
Pridgen Wm. Hy. Mdwood ter. Beverley rd
Priest John, 9 Gladstone street
Prlestman Albert, Kirkatall, Balisbnry street
Priestman Mrs. Bast Mount, Sntton
Prlestman Samuel, Cleveland villa, West-
oott street, Holdemess road
Priestman Thos. Wutcott ho. Holdemess rU
Priestman William Dent, Novara, Westcott
street, Holdemess rood
Priskik John, 13 Leonard street
Priasick Alfred Cothbert, 103 Coltman st
Procter Benjamin, 94 Barmston street
Procter Jn. Maurice, HaUgate, Cottingham
Proctor Mrs, 11 Wolmer terrace, Hessle road,
Newlngton ,
Front B. 16 HonDceavenoe^ St John's wood
Frynn Mn. 33 Park street
Fudsey Lient-Cd. Henry IVtwcett, 6 Crown
terncCj Anlaby road
Pudsey Miss, 3 Clyde terrace, Anlaby road
Fnllan Misses, 36 Walton street Newlngton
Pnrdie Charles, 6 Margaiet street
Pnrdon James, AquUa liouse, Berkeley
street, Beverley road
Fyboa John, 14 Pendrill street, Beverley id
I^baa WOlliun, Albert house. The Park
Pybos Wm. 13 Branswick ter. Spring bank
^eUncb James, 8 Mewland Toft's lane
Fyrali Tliomas Samuel, 10 Charlotte's terrace,
Claxendon street soutli
Qidek Thos. J. 1 Brunswick aven. Beverley rd
Qnicke Thomas Joseph, 81 Charlotte street
Baahaoge Sopbua, Ivy ho. Wutboume aven
Baddlngs Bobert, 83 William street
Bain Bev. Thomas, HaUgate, Cottingham
Baines Mrs. 17 Leonard street
Ralney Titus, 83 Trinity street
Bamaey George, 4 Oxford terrace. Prince's
rood, St John's wood
Bamsey George, 43 Windsor street
Banby Miss, 14 Arthur's grove, Leicester st
RandersonVery Bev.Dean Ben]. 12 Jarratt st
Bauds Mrs. 61 Campbell street
Bank Mrs. 1 Dansom lane
Bank Mrs. Stepney, Beverley road
Baper WilUam George, II Hopwood street
Basmossen Anthony, Laurel cottage, De
Grey street, St John's wood
Batford Miss, 83 Hntt street
Baven George, 181 Coltman street
Baven Mrs. 37 Lister street
Baven Myles, 8 Morpetli street
Bawlings Bev. Jolm B. A. South Church side
BawUngs Rev. Thos. Foulkea,I6Harley street
Bawson Frank, 4 Coliurg ter. Anlaby road
Bawson Farcy, 12 Percy street
Bawson WlUiam, 28 Coltman street
Bawstom George, 21 Arlington street
Bawstem James,4 Newlngton vils. Anlaby rd
Bawstxon Mrs. 6 Adehiide ter. Anlaby road
Bay Mrs. 18 Ordnance place, Drypool
Bay Bobert 1 Vemon st St John's wood
Bi^iosht WUUam, Lynton vU. Anlaby road
Baymond Oeorge Wm. 38 AU Saints' street
Bayner Benjamin, Nortbgate, Cottingham
BiVbCf ^n- 1 Kingston square
Bead Henry Chos. Newlugton hall, Anlaby rd
Bead Jamu L. Newlngton boll, Ajilaby road
Read Thomas L. Newlngton haU, Anlaby rd
Bead William Johnson, 183 Coltman street
Reckltt Fredk. LWoodgrange, Holdemess rd
BeeUtt Misses, 63 Park street
PAB— BOB 117
Reddish Wm. 90 Stanley villas, Chuendon st
Bedfeam Oeorge, Amold street
Redfeam Mrs. Arnold street
Bedfeam Thomas Butler, 1 North grove,
HinderweU street Prince's avenne
Redfem Alfred, 26 Spring street
Redmore Henry, 163 Coltman street
Reed George, 30 Freehold street
Reed John B. 1 Beed street
Beed Miss, 63 Portland street
Beed Mrs. Ldoester cottage, Leicester street
Beed Mrs. 84 Leonanl street
Reed Walter J. The Horn Beans, Button
Beeves John, 3 Talbot street
Reld David, 187 Durliam street
Reindd Arnold, 7 Peel street
Renard Thomas, 128 Coltman street
Bennards James, HaUgate, Cottingham
R^ndda Mrs. 23 Kingston terrace, Witham
Ri^olds Mrs. 12 Milton tensoe,Anlaby road
R^dds Mrs. 90 Trinity street
R^nddaon Thomas, 4 Nithsdale terrace,
Beverley road
Reynddson Thomas Charles, Leo vUla, Xew-
land, Beverley road .
Rhodee John. Stepney lane, Beverley road
Blah Mrs. 36 Lister street
Biby Jamu Joeeph, 33 Durham street
BIchards James, 46 Waverley street
Btehordson Alfred, 76 Fieehdd street
Blchardson Benjamin, 3 Reed street
Richardson Charles, 24 Lister street
Richardson Charles, 17 Beed street
Richardaon Edward, 40 Linnnns street
Richardson Frederick. 17 Beed street
Richardson Oeorge, 123 Durham atreet
Richardson George, Hddemeea rood
Richardson B. B. South St bo. Cottlngluun
Blchardson John, 67 CUreudon street
Richardaon Jn. H. ILA. Vicarage, Hedon
Richardson John SImttlewortli. 17 Reed street
Blchardson Joaeiili, 36 Fed street
Blchardson Miss, 12 Camden ter. Beverley rd
Blchardson Miss, 6 Oxford terraoe, Prince's
road, St John's wood
Blchardson Miss, 1 RusseU place, Anlaby nl
Richardson Mrs. 86 Coltman street
Bichanlson Mrs. 6 HinderweU st Prince's av
Blchardson Mrs. Sonttergate, Hedon
Blchardson Wm. 1 Minerva ter. Spring bank
Richardson W. D. South St ho. CottlnKliam
Richardson W. M. 9 Elm Tree ter. Anlaby ril'
Richmond Thos. 6 Myrtle vils. Holdemess nl
RlcUnson Mrs. Grafton st St John's wood
Ridgway Robert John, Alma house, Soutli-
cootea lane, Holderneas road
Ridley Jas. Altken, 2 Kingston pL Wittiom
Bigtiy Mrs. 1 Hopvoal street
Bigg Mrs. King street Cottingham
Riley Bicliard, 6 Newhind Tofts hue
RinUngton Mrs. SheriS hlc^way, Hedou
Ringrose Chas. Jn. The Grange, OotUngliam
RingTose Herbert Chnrdi Mount Sntton
Ringrose JeSry W. The Grange, Cottingliam
Ringrose John Raspln, Sntton grange, Sutton
Blngroae Wm. Raspln, Church Monnt Sntton
Riplfnghnm Mrs. Hessle
Rippon Henry, 33 Park street
Hippou John James, 39 Louis street
Rippon WiUiam, 10 Amold street Anlaby nl
Riso George, 237 St George's id. Newlngton
Roberts Mrs. 4 PendriU street, Beverley luaii
Boberta Mrs. 31 West panule
Boberto William, 11 Park row. Park street
Bobins Oeorge, 48 Hutt street
BoUns Wm. Geo. 18 Fountain st Anlaby nl
Bobins Wm. John, 18 Fountain st Anlaby rd
Bobinson Bev. George u. A. Boulevard
Bobinsou Alfred, 24 Percy street
Bobinson Benjamin, Fork gro. Prince's aven
Bobhison Carr F.R.S.K., F.I.C., F.ai;. 11
WUberforce street Anlaby road
Bobinson Cliarlu Andrew, 48 S>'mons street
Bobinson Cliarlu Lawrence, HuU rd. Hedou
Bobinson Cliarlu Thomas, 22 Percy street
Robinson David Reynard, 71 Freehold street
BobinsoA Francis Haury, 2 Holbom street
Robinson George, 11 Lookn'ooil street
Robinson Henrj-, 67 Cogan street
Robinson Henry, 54 Fountain st Anlaby r 1
Roblnsoii Jamc?, 10 Fountain street
Robinson J. H. B. 8 Linnieus st Anlaby nl
Robinson John, Bran8^vick house, De Grey
street, Bt John's wood
Robinson John, Cleveland ho. Coltman street
Robinson Joseph, 21 WUberforce street
Robinson Loftus, 34 Margaret street
Robinson Miss, 14 Somerscales street
Robinson Mrs. 17 Albany street
Robinson Mrs. 9 HnU atreet
Uobinson Mrs. 38 Hutt street
Robinson Mrs. 7 Kingston terrace, Witham
Bobinson Mrs. Newhind park, Newland
Robinson Mrs. 19 Spring bank
Robinson Mrs. 43 Thomas street, DrjTXiol
Robinson Mrs. 37 Walmsley street
Robinson Mrs. 143 Walton street, Kewington
Robinson Robert 25 Norwood street
Bobinson Roliert 17 Regent's ter. Anlaby nl
Bobinsou S. lAmbert street," St. John's wood
Robinaon Thomas, 64 Hopwood street
Digitized by VjUUV iC
118 BOB— SMI
Bobtmon WatMni, 4 AH Sointa' ttnet
Uobtnaon Wminn, 4 JDeui ter. Hopwood rt
Robinaon WlUiam, 40 Park rood, Tlie Park
Bobiiuon WllUun, Bprlnghswl lio. CotUnglim
RobiiiHon Wm. 2 Zoological ter. Spring bank
Robinson William John, (0 Engllah itreet
Robinaon W.T.NorthumLerlanil ho.Anlaby rtl
Robfion Chaa. 62 ISt. George's rd. Xevlngton
Robaon Jamee Tliomna, Prince's avenue
Bobwa Peter, Cottingliam road, Kewland
Bockliffe Wnilam Craven h.a.,u.b., M.H.C.S.
9 Cbariotte atreet
Rodgeraon Richard Twldle, 03 Hopwood at
RoilweU WiUiam, Ellerby'a villaa,'!! Grafton
atreet, St. John'a wood
Rogan D. IS Victoria at. Derringliam atreet
Bogera Edirln, 43 VrUllam atreet
Rogera James, S7 Coltman atreet
RoUlt Albert Kayc LI..D., D.r.I.. Thwalte
bouae, Thvaite atreet, Cottingliam
Rollit Arthur, Spring villa, Anlaby
Rook Mra. 38 Margiu«t atreet
Rook Mra. 3 Peaae atreet
Hookledge Darley, 4 Morway liooaea, Qratton ' Soott Joseph H. 30 Fendrfll at. Bevertejr rood
atreet, St John'a vood | Soott Kia. 42 Arlington street
Roper William, 3 Canton place, Anlaby road Scott Mn. 17 Penberton at. Wltliam
Boae Charlee, 30 Victoria atreet Scott Mrs. Sntton
Boss Henry, 8 Hinderwell sL Prlnce'a avenne Soott Mra. 9 Weetbonme ter. Derrlngtaam at
Boae John Henry, 1 Park atreet 'Scott Robert, Preston
Boae Wtlliam Hy. 3 Mdlwood gro. Beverley rd I Scott Tliomaa, 8 Prlnce'a avenae
Bosenbaom Morrla, II Stanley ter. Anlaby rd Scott William, 8 Shakespeare street
Boss Edwin Ooodlad, 0 Fed atreet ! Scott William, M Trinity atreet
Boss Frands, H Westbonme avenue Scowley James, 24 St George's rd. Newngtn
Boss J. t Walmer ter. HesSle rd. Nenington I Scieeton James. 177 Coltman street
Boas Hiss, 20 Satton atreet 'Soraton Miaa, 4S George atreet
Boas Mrs. 9 Coltman street Isearby B. 178 St George's rd. Nevington
Boss Thomas, S Havelock terrace, Beverley rd-; Searl^ John, Grafton cottage, Qratton
COURT.
Sawdon WHUam, 23 Hopwood street
Savney Mrs. 26 Hntt street
Sawney William, 28 Sandringham street
Sawyer John, 46 Great Tliornton street
Sawyer Robert, Boulevard
Sawyer Robert Morley, 19 Waverley street
Saxelbye Edwd. Leicester cottage. The Park
Saxelbye Henry, The Park
Scaife Joaeph Conlaon, fi Arnold crescent,
Arnold atreet, Anlaby road
Scaife Mrs. Cliataworth honae, Anlaby road
Scarr Betliel, Derwent villa, Lambert atreet,
St John's wood
Scberling Mra. 16 Cavendiah square
Scorgle Alexander, 43 Fteeholil atreet
Bcorrer George Bobinson, 183 Coltman street
Scott Capt Hy. A. r.a. 1 Marlboroogh aven
Scott Rev. William, 3 Marlborongh avenne
Soott Frederick Arthsr, Sntton
Scott George L. 10 Amndell at Holdemeaa rd
Scott James, 4 Havelock terrace, Beverley rd
! Scott John, 11 Holbom street
Soott J. W. 41 Grafton at St Jobn'a wood
[hull.]
Boss Thomas, 10 Milton terrace, AiUaby rtxul
Boss Tliomaa, Sntton
Bossington Robert, 7 St Silas atreet
Botberam John Sntton, Ralnford
Qneen's road, St John's wood
Bouth Mrs. 23 Windsor street
Bowland William, S Cambridge atreet
Bowlay Mrs. 17 Milton atreet
Bowntree William, 80 Peel atreet
Bowsell Rev. Walter Frederick II. A. Vicarage,
St Panl'a atreet
Bowaon John, 83 Arlington atreet
BowBon Robert Henrj-, Dover at Beverley rd
Rowaon William Shepherd, 10 WlUiamaon at
Rqj-aton Mra. 4 Vane atreet
Rndd Mra. 11 Terry atreet
Rudd WlUiam, 38 Someiacales atreet
Rnmfltt William Yendnll, 38 Symona atreet
Bumaby Ernest Albt 3 Kingston pt Wltham
Bnntou F. 4 Scarborough ter. Beverlej- rood
Ronton Jn. J. 4 York parade, Beverley road
Ronton Mrs. 4 Scarborough ter. Beverley rd
Bunton Thos. B. 20 East Grove vUa. Hntt at
street, St John's wood
Searle Mrs. 6 Caroline street
Searle William Henry, 11 Freehold atreet
bonae, Seath George F. 2 Albert viUas, Boulevard
^Seaton Edward, WUton ho. Holdemess rood
Seaton John Love, Auburn villa, Tlie Park
Seaton Mrs. 129 Begent atreet
Seaton Mrs. 1 St Hilda atreet Beverley rood
Sodden John, 16 Morpeth street
Seddon Thomas, 17 Morpeth street
Seed John, 13 Crown terrace, Anlaby road
Sellerby Mathew, 43 Norwood atreet
Sempala John, 18 Beeil atreet
Sennett Joslah, 31 Pearson atreet
Sergeant Mrs. 38 Wellington lane
Setterington John,IlBrookl}'n vite. Stanley at
Settle Mn. 41 Peel street
Sliadforth Wm. Qeorge, S3 Walmaley atreet
Shand Adam, Cranboume street
Shannon Mra. 12 Bonlevatd south, Hessle rtl
BhannonPaullng,12Boolevanl aoatii,He8ale rd
Sharp Edwin Thomas, 32 Victoria atreet
Sliarp Henry, 16 Harley street
Bnnton Wltr. 4 Scarborough ter. Beverley rd Sharp Joaeph V. Hailey liouae, Hailey street
Buahforth Charlea, 3 Waverley pi. Waverley st , Sliarp Mra. 60 Clarendon street
Bnahton George, 9 Margaret atreet i Sliarp .Mrs. 86 Derringham street
Bnahworth Mia. M. F. 26 SilTcster atreet Sliarp Mia. 3 Park atreet
Bnaaell Hy. Hamer. 2 Eingaton ter. Witham Sliarp Mn. 6 Stanley atreet
BoaaaU Jn. T. 14 East panide, Holdemess rd Shwp William, 83 Campbell street
Bnaaell WiUlam, 33 Spring atreet Sharp William, 12 Hopwood atreet
Boat Charles Goldsmith, 31 Nile street I Sharp WOliam. 2 Park atreet
Boat Charles William, 3 Pryme street iSiarpe Fox, Hariey lionse, Beverley road
Bnaton William, 67 Caroline place Sharpe Jamea, inn. Btrasbnrg honae, WelUng-
Bntherford Mra. 14 Eaat Grove Vila. Hntt at! ton terrace, Beverley road
Bnthven J.Montague hcSontli at Cottinglim.Sliarpe John Cliailea. Holateln honae, Wel-
Rntter James, 8 Tremayne terrace, Anlaby rd Ungton terrace, Beverley road
Rotter Mrs. 4 Regent street i Shwpe Mra. 23 Spring atreet
Rutter Samnd, 86 Lister atreet Sliarpe BlobanI,3 Eldon gro. Beverley roail
Byle John, 11 Frince'a road St John'a woal Isharrah Mn. 8 Soott'a aqnare, Homlier atreet
Rymer George, 22 Tynemonth st Wright st ' Sliarmh WUUam, Bleak houae, Beed atreet
Bymer William, Oak villas, 20 Oratton street, Shaw Bev. John, 31 Wriglit atreet
St John's wood
Sage Walter Anatin, SO Feel atreet
Salilgreen Mn. 39 Spring atreet
. Salea Mrs. 34 Walllker street Newlngton
Salmon AUan L. 11 Wright atreet
Salmon William B. 31 Fountain atreet
Salmond Cliarlee, Stoneterry
Salmond David N. 18 Begent's ter. Anlaby rd
Saltmer Jamea, 12 Market place
Samnelson Martin C.K. Tlie Weir, Hessle
Sandbach William, 16 St George's mad
Sanderson Qeorge Linton, 7 Bank atreet
Sanderson John, 1 Canton place, Anlaby road
Sanderson John, 36 Caroline place
Sanderson Jn. Arthur Brlgliani, 13 Albany at
Sanderson Mn. Kirk Ella
Sandenou Mn. '29 Liniueua street
Sanderson T. Alexandra nl. St John's wood
Saner Lieut-Col. J. .i.p. Hglnvil. Anlaby rd
Saner Miaa, 8 Walker atreet
Sanger Rev. J. 14 Wilton ter. Holdemess rd
Sannden Joseph, SO GUulstoue st Anlaby rd
Sannden Mra. 4 .Vmolil atreet, Anlaby road
Sannden Parker, Belvoir boose, Wellington
terrace, Beverley rood
Baondenon Joshua W. G Canton pi. Anlaby rd
Sannderson William Ashton, 88 Trbiity street
Savage Mrs. 8 Hodaon temce
Bavm Joseph CarlU, 11 Cave street. Stepney
Sawden William, 7 Colonial street
Sawdon Frederick John M.n. CM. Kdin. 8
Lanadowne terrace, Bererlev roail
Sawdon Mn. Leicester Tilla, Spring bank
Shaw Edward, 27 Dock street
Sliaw George, 26 Arlington street
Shaw James, 1 Abbey cres. Fountain road
Shaw John, Arnold house, Anlaby road
Shaw John, 1 Claremont terrace, Beverley rd
Shaw John, Coborg house, Hessle
Sbaw Jolui, 6 Stanley terrace, Anlaby read
Shaw Joseph B. Leicester lodge, Leicester st
Shaw Mrs. 14 Arnold street, Anlaby road'
Shaw Mn. 20 Cambridge atreet
Sbaw Mra. 4 Cavendish aquare
Sliaw Mra. 6 Granville atreet Newington
Sliaw Mra. 66 Park atreet
Shaw Mrs. 176 Waterloo atreet north
Sliaw Robert Bonlevartl
Shaw Thomas, The Foplan, Durham street
Shaw William Albert, 6« Park street
Shaw Wm.Harrison,10 Clifton vUa. Boulevard
Bhealian Jamea, 6 Ileed street
Shearbnm Mn. 81 Fed atreet
Sheanlown Edward, 24 Cranboume atreet
Shearsmith John, 9 Somerscalee street
Sheen Mrs. 87 Feel street
Sheldon Wm. i,.b.c.p. * L.F.r.s.a. Heasle
Shenton Bldid. 6 Tremayne ter. Anlaby nl
Sbepard Miss, 9 Park crescent Beveiley road
Sh^>herd Qeorge, 3 Norwood street
Shepherd John George, 6 Coltman atreet
Sbepherdaon Edwanl, 47 Norwood street
Sbepherdaou George, 43 Derringham street
Sh^iberdson Wellmm, IS Regent's terrace,
' Slierbnm James, 7 Sydenham tOs. Stanley st
Sherburn John, 6 Albion street
I Sherman Leon, 4 Holbom mount |
I Sherman Mrs. 47 Llnnieua street
I Slierwooil Jamee, 3 Park street
Sherwood John Geo. 43 Park road. The Park
Sherwood Mlab, 31 Pryme atreet
Sherwood Mra. 2 Albert terrace, Anlaby road
Sherwood Mn. 30 Park road. The Park
Sherwood MnL 14 Tynemonth at Wright st
Bldelds Joseph, 6 Beed atreet
Slilelds Mrs. Norman's cottage, Anlaby rooil
ShilUto William, Preston
Bhlpluun Miss, 68 Park atreet
Bhlpham Mrs. 36 Sandringham at Nenington
Blilpson John, 27 Margaret street
Bblpstone Miss, 88 Begent street
Shipstone William, Korthflehl. Heaale
Bhrswabnry Bev. John Vincent B 6 liuis-
downe terrace, Beverley road
Sibree Bev. Jas. 6 Tremayne tar. Anlaby rd
Sibree John, 3 Carlton viUas, Boulevard
Sidman Wm. 42 8t. Qeorge'a rd. Newington
Slmlnaon Bdwln, 43 Spring atreet
Slmmonda Mrs. 12 Havelock st Newington
SlmmonsBev.Ford,lKingston ter.Beveriey rd
Simmons Henry, 78 Lister street
Simmons Richard, 71 Clarendon street
Simons Ura. 1 Holbom street
Simpson Alf. 6 Alexander id.St Jalih's wooil
Simpson Alfred, 18 Wawne street
Simpson Chas. Holyrood rils. WHllamson st
Simpson Geo. F, H.n. 24 Great Thornton st
Simpson Henry, 2 York ter. Beverley road
Bimpson James, 18 Albany street
Simpson James, Vine cot. Londesboro' atreet
Bimpaon John, 13 Arlington atreet
Slmpaon John Thomas, 79 Freehold atreet
Simpson J. T. Alexandra rd. 8t John'a woo>l
^mpeon Miaa Newton, 02 George 8ti«et
Bimpaon Mn. 24 All Saints' street
Simpson Mrs. 23 Kingston terraoe, Whltham
Simpson Mrs. 49 Linnsena atteet
Simpson Mrs. Rydal viUa, Heaale
Simpson Bichard, 116 Coltman atreet
Simpson Thos. D. 13 Holbom st Whltham
Simpson Wm. 11 Victoria ter. AnUby roa<l
Sims Jolin, 10 Park street
Sinclair WiUlam, 4 Albany atreet
Singleton Bdwln, The Willowa, Cottingliam
rmd, Newland
Singleton Bichard Walnman, 23 Tynemonth
atreet, Wright atreet
BlngletonB.'Tlie Nurseries, Air at. Bcnlcoates
SisKms David, 1 QrenviUe ter. Beveiley rcail
Siaeona Thos. 1 Grosvenor ter. Beverley Tca>\
Sissons T. H. 8 Nithsdale ter. Beverley road
Slssons William, 22 Oianboome street
Sissons WlUiam, 89 Park street
Slssons William A. 60 Cliarlotte street
Blser Blim, Britteli cottage, De Qrey street
St John's wood
Skelton William, J4 Symona atreet
Skinner Mrs, 33 Wilberforoe atreet
Black J. H. 16 Arthnr'a grove, Leicester st
Slater Blcbd. 3 Albion par. Holdemess rcatl
SUter William, 11 Morpeth atreet
Blee Abel, 46 Stanifortli place
Sleight John, Anlaby road
Sleight Tliomaa Qeorge, 7 Liddell atreet
Sleightholme Mn. 13 Brunawiok terrace.
Spring bank
Slie^it W. L. 4 Flnabuiy gro. Fountain -roail
SUngaby Fredfc. Prluoe'a rd. St John'a woo<l
Smage Lonla David, 44 Wright street
Smales James. Hull road, Cottingham
Smart Rev. Henr;- Thos. I Arlington street
SmiUe Robert 34 Someraoales street
Smlrttiwalte John, Acorn villas, Lambert
stmt, St John'a wood
Smith Colonel Geranl, Tranby lodge, Hessle
Smith Bev. Sidney X.A. Hessle
Smith Bev.W. M. Weatoott at Hddemeas nl
Smith Alexander, 6 Albemarle ter. Anlaby nl
SmithAlexanderB.4Myrtle vIls.Holdemess nl
Smitli Bishopp, Stanley house, Beverley roail
Smith Charles, 64 Lister street
Smith EdwiL Nothnnt, Amold st Anlaby nl
Smith Edvraid Weston P. 72 Frsehold street
Smith Edwin, 10 Cave street Stepney
Smith Francis, 33 Jarratt street
Smith Qeorge, 9 York parade, Beveiley rood
Smith Qeorge William, 9 Spring street
Smith Harold, 10 York par. Beverley road
Smith Harrj- W. B. 3 Crovm ter. Anlaby nl
Smith Henry F. Lambwath house, Sutton
Smith John, 46 Dorham street
Smith John, 36 Hott street
Smltli John, 16 Liddell street
Smith John E. 6 Klngatou place, Witham
Smith John Francia, 83 Peel atreet
Smith John Francis, 18 Wllberf orce atreet
Smith John Thomaa, 32 WlUiamaon street
Smith John WiUiam. 6 Clarendon street
Smith John W. 5 West pararle, Anlaby roivl
Smith Mias, Inglemtre lane, Cottingbani
Smith Miss, 29 John street
Smith Miaa, 7 Percy street
Smith Miaa, 16 Popple street DnTiool
Smith Miss, 16 Windsor atreet
Anlaby road
Sberbon WiUiam, Orafton st BtJolin'awoodlBmlth Mn. 7 C-mton place, Anlaby road'
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[hull.]
S'aiUi 3Cr». 10 Cavendfeli Bqoue
>!mVj Uts. 12 Cbuonant ter. Beverley road
MaitJ: Mn*. 47 Clmendon street
^aitll iln. S2 Cliftou >treet
>mich Mis. 38 Fonntolu street, Anlaby road
^alitll Hi?. 1> F»k street
^3lich Un. 17 Regent street
>BEicli Mn. 11 Shakaspcue street
tmith Vn. M WeUlngtou laue
Smith Kn. Ajin, 8 Great Thornton street
Snitii Natfaan, 1 Sutton sOeet
Emith Oswald, 8 OsTendteli •qnare
Siiith Bsbert, » Coltman street
^sitii Babert, JC SL Oeorga's rd. NevrtngtoD
Scith Tlioiuas, Fern villas, Ijsnibert stxeet,
:^t. Joim't wood
Ssuth Thomas, 17 St. Oeorge's nLKewlngton
Smith TlMa. Jas.C6 St. George's rd.Neirington
jcuth TboB. BM-im, lo Crovrn ter. Anlab; rd
sEiith VroUain, 10 Caogbn street
smiih WiiUaB, 18 CaTeodbh sqnare
Soiih WDUan, M Maivuet street
:^uth WIBlim, M Fed street
Snilh Wm-Hj-.n Sandrinfrham (tNewlngton
iiijik VOliain Bicbard, Westbonme arenue
SailiBoa Hn, fi Claremont tar.Bevetley rood
MBitfesoallwa.Abby.aBabnanil ter.Anlaby nl
imochr Heary, 7 Bmuswick av.BoTeriey nl
Seen John, 10 Neptune street
SkU WilUan. 18 Leonard street
lwov<ien George Thomas, M Leonard attest
eaowdai John, • Bank street
SEiwdoi William, Oak villas, 18 Qratton
' rtiest. St Jobn't wood
SoBitt Cbatles £dgar, M Satton street
BoIHit George, 8 St. UUda street, Beredey rd
Snawviralfs Anthony North, 34 Feel street
Sonkj John, Sutton
Ewier Xi*. U Kew King street
SooneaMd Loois, 74 Wright street
SscWqr Bdwacd, lis Ctdtman street
SeoMy Oeesge, 84 Coltman street
Soskby Mn. «■ Ooltman street
Malsby Bietiard, 11 Pryme street
Soraton John, n Critjnan street
SoBtfaem Itaa^ U Wright street
SsBthan VlsB, 74 St. George's nLNewlngton
Samttty Henry, Dnrham street
iamtitf Bleliard, T Newland Tofts lane^
Sfaffonl John, 9t WllbertOroe st. Anlaby nl
SfW Jotan. M Park street
lifedding]In.<WeBtbonTne ter.Derringham st
Sface Blcbanl Henry, 8 Constable street
SpBHslv Thosnas, U Goodwin street
Spacer Jainea, 18 Valmslay street
Stnoer Joaeiih, 17 WlUierforoe street
!![«nr Xatthew, 4 Day street
Sjnoer iUm, 10 Prinoe at Wale* terrace,
St. lake's street
Sptaoer vnUam, 17 Norwood street
Sfmry wnUam, 4 Park cieiiaent,BeverlBy rd
Siytttii John, IC Bhakeqieare street
ifiw Frederick, Hnll New road. Hedon
f fjUns Banjandn, 4 GranvDle ter. Anlaby rd
Spiak George, flS Linrueoa street
Sciak Mrs. 76 Peel street
Siiirey Bev. Charles, Williamson street
ifirj Caleb, 11 Barmston street
Epoooer WIHam Loveday, 7 Symons street
S{ntt AUred, 64 St. George's rd. Newlngton
tif rstt KiB. 4 West parade, Anlaln road
HriBgL«wreBae^l6ISt.George'a rd.Newlngtn
^pirrThoa. Chando* viLBIdon gro.Bevrly.rd
fabler Mn. 77 Porttend street
Stainbank Mla^ 11 CromweD street
saiey Paal, 6 Hntt street. Spring bank
^alper Mrs. U Stanley street
raaford Condns Benton, King's pl.BedoD
itsnper William, 4 Brooklyn vils. Stanley ft
^UBcer Mrs. 2 Oak vQlas, Grafton stnet,
Sl John's wood
torkry Henry, De Grey st. Sb John's wood
ttjtrj Jos. Wm. 6 Kingston ter. Witham
Marmar Mia, 18 Begent^s ter. Anlaby rood
Starr Bdwud George, 4 RosseU pl.AnUby rd
^bther Oeorgcv Chalk lane, Heasle road
leather John, 14 Spring street
Kuhet Mrs. Victoria cottage, Victoria street
^tsaeT Thomas, 12 Lonis street
!adKnWm.Bum's oott. Walton st.NewlDgtn
:aan Ma. 11 Minerva ter. Spring bank
fUan ThOB. Wm. II Minerva ter.Spring bonk
^tMdmaa David, 10 Derrlnghom street
'^Mdman The*, a Park Gate av.Beverley rd
^t«l• Mn. 2» Walton street, Newlngton
»wple Mn. IS Colonial street
»a|itifli John, 88 Arlington street
»qii»s Mni 6 WoodvUle terrace, Bonlevord
?!«pbanaa Edmond, Newland Totte lane
^teiAaisuu George, 12 Crown ter. Anlaby rd
^WTtaiaB George, 4 Talbot stieet
^ttflieosan Jamea, Cooper street, Bcnlcootcs
^>«I>haisDo Jamas, 11 St. George's road
^opiMnsoB John, St. Hilda at. Beverley rd
yhenaon John, 8 Salem ter. Dnrbom street
K^pfanson Lawrence, Bern ho. Leonard st
^^apienson Kim, 19 New King street
tscpinson Mrs. 28 Freehold street
iVfAenaon Mra. 1 Nithadale ter. Beverley rd
i«ltaaan Olaf Stephen, Orthirinie, HaU-
fxte, Cottinghaia
COURT.
Stephenson Mrs. 23 Pennington street
Stephenson Blcliard, 48 Spring street
Stephenson Thomas, Lambert street, St.
John's wood .
Stephenson Thoe. 1 Mellwood gro. Beverley rd
Stephenson Thomas,Melwood ter. Beverley rd
Stephenson Thomas Owen, 11 Horley street
Steplienson William, 7 Reed street
Stevens George, 78 Trinity street
Stevens Jolm B. Melwood ter. Beverley rood
Stevenson Miaa, 14 Sandringliom at.Newngtn
Stevenaon Robert, S8 Portland atreet
Stevenaou William, 19 Day street
Stewart ArthurT.TIiome vn.Common,HeaBle
Stewart George John, 49 Caroline place
Stlokney William, 12 Norwood street
BtUwell Wllliam,Abbey vlllas,De Grey street,
St. John's wood
Stirling John ArchibId.8Cobarg ter. Anlaby rd
Stooksn Bona Panl, 14 Albany street
Stocks James, S7 Albany atreet
Stokes Joseph William, 67 Leonard street
Stone Bdword, 13 Leicester street
Stone Henry Kltohing, 71 Pork atreet
StoneBlcbd.Lovitt,>Boidevard ter.Anlaby rd
8tonehoaaeDanl.Fark vils.Hallgate,CottngUm
Stonebonae Henry, I Riohliea eres.Boalevard
Stonehonse Robert, George st CotUnghom
Stonebonae Thomas, 41 Wellington lane
Stoole Jamea, Myrtle villa, Beverley road'
Stork Mn, 7 Albemorie tenaoe, Anlolnr road
Stotr Edward, White ho. Plane atNewJagton
Storr Mrs. Peel house. Feel street
Storry George, 8 Cavendish sqnoie
Stony John Alfred, Sutton
Storry Miss, 16S Coltman stieet
Storry Robert, Linden house. The Park
Story John, Alexandra nod, St John's wood
Stothord James, 86 A 87 Walker street
Stothard Miss, 1 Temon st St John's wood
Stonrton George Wflllam, 18 Feel street
Stradian Alexander, Ivy cottage, WUlerby
Strochan Jolm, The Beeches, WiUerby
Stroker Frederick, 10 Holbora street
Stratford Wm. 2 North parade, Beverley rood
Stratten Bobert Tower hlU, Hnsle
Stratton Thomas, 8 Milton ter. AnUby rood
StrawsonWm.W.lBnuiswiok ter.Spring bonk
Stray Josepli, 26 Hntt street
Street Fredk. 80 St George's rd. Newlngton
Stringer Charles, 24 Stanley street
Stringer John, 16 Park road. The Pork
Stnbbs Mrs. 42 Begmt street
Stubbs Wm. East Park ter. Holdemess toad
Bnddaby John, 61 Hopwood street
Snddaby Mra. 40 Vane street
Suddaby Robert, 82 Derringham street
Snddaby Samoel Joeioh, 186 Coltman street
Snddaby Tliomsa, 14 Derringham street
Bngden James, Mdwood ter. Beveriey rood
Sommen Charles Brotberton, 1 Manor street
Snmmen F. TheLake,NewVillage,Cottlnghm
Summers Mn. Leicester hoose, Letoester st
Bosnian Mrs. 86 Fountain street, Anlaby id
Sotherby James Clark, 118 Constable stjreet
Satton Cbas.8Grove ter.Grove st.Beverley rd
Satton Lenty, 6 Marine row
Satton Mrs. 26 Albany street
Satton Wm. Fowler, Preston vil. Spring bank
Swolnston Mrs.4 Woodside vils. Holdemess rd
Swale George, 10 Windsor street
Sweeney Mn. 2 Gobden place
Swift John, 128 Ccritman street
Swift Mn. 3 Rose villas, Alexandra road,
St John's wood
Swinohott Charles Edgar, 31 Bank street
Swindon Frederick, 6 Grey street
Swlnn Frederick, 12 Fendrill st. Beverley id
Sykes Charles Percy, The Hall, West lilla
Sykes Daniel, Hall, Kirk £1U
Sykes Henry, Grange, West Klla
Sykes James, 18 Granville street. Newington
Sykes John, Boalevord
Sykes Jolm, 8 Crystal street
Sykes Joseph Cottom, 188 Coltman street
Sykes Mis. S Neptune stieet
Sykes Thomas Eley, Orwell ha Beverley road
Symes Benjamin, Ri Peel street
Symona John, 16 Coltman street
Tadman John Edward, 79 Wright street
Todman Mrs. 100 Coltman street
Todman Mrs. 180 Coltman street
Tatlnmn Mrs. Susonah, 14 Osboine atreet
TaU Jamea, 7 Wright street
Tall Mrs. Harlond house, Cottingham
Tonton John, 11 Reed street
Tapp Benjamin Ansley, 9 Arlington atreet
Tarbotton Alfred Webster, 60 Leonard street
Tarbotton Miss, 65 Leonard street
Tarn WllUam Jceepli, Hull road, Cottingham
Tasker William, 1 All Saints' street
Tasker Wllliani Wright, 28 Peel stseet
Tate Artliur, 39 Trinity street
Tate John, 18 Charlotte street
Tate Jose^, 16 Sutton street
Tate Miss, 26 Rose street
Tate Mrs. 12 Fountain street, Anlaby road
Taylor Frederick R. 18 Fork road. The Fork
Taylor Geo. 12 Bmuswick ter. Spring bank
Taylor George Edwin, SO Feel street
Taylor James, 6 Mellwooil gro. Beverley road
8MI— TIL lid
Taylor Mrs. 56 English street
Taylor Mn. 7 Lincoln street
Taylor Mrs. 17 Park road. The Park
Taylor Mn. 9 Talbot street
Taylor Richard, 9 Kingston terrace, Witham
Taylor Robert, 27 Rose street
Taylor Robert, 5 Westcottst Holdemess rd
Taylor Thomas, 4 Francis street west
Ta.vlor William, 55 Norwood street
Taylor WilUam Austin, 83 Derby street
Taylor William Henry, 26 Ciyiital stieet
Teaadole Mn. Preston
Temperton Jspb. Dnrham ho. Holdemess rd
Temperton W. 11 Weetoott st Holdemess rd
Temple George, 83 Pork road. The Park
Temple Joeeph, Palmenton house, Chesnut
avenue, St John's wood
Tesseyman Ftoncia, Ryde at Beverley load
Tesseyman John, Ryde stareet Beveil» nad
Tesseyman W. 5 Florence aven. Beveney rd
Teasyman Mn. 10 Talbot street
Tewaon Joshua, 12 Boulevard
Thacker Thimaa, 48 George atreet
Thackeray John Thomas, 68 Someracales st
Thacknh W.W.6 Lansdowne ter.Beverley nl
Tholrlwall John, 9 Cromwell street
iThellmann Juan, RaUand vil. Beverley loorl
iTbelwall John, 8 Belgrave ter. Spring bonk
Thelwall Thomas, 1 Windsor street
Thewlis G. H. 8 Qoeen's id. St John's wood
ThirksU John, 48 Derringham stieet
ThIrkeU William, 47 BUvester street
Think Thomas, 113 Coltman street
Think Thos. Park grove, Prince's avenae
Thom James, 10a, Spring street
Tbom William, 8 Cave stieet, Stepney
Thomas GeaH. 2 FOey pande,Haldetitem rd
Thomllnson Matiliew. 5 Clarendon st sontli
Thompson Arthur, 8 Park avenue
Thompson Benjamin, 62 Wellington lane
Thompson Charles, 8 Thomas stnet, Drypool
Thompson Christopher, It Spring street
Thompeon Edward. 25 Fountain stnet
Thompson E. Homsea panda, Holdemem rd
Thompeon F. E. 1 Eastbourne vils. The Park
Thompson Fredk. Chas. 11 Oavcsidish square
Thompeon Geoige, 20 Terry street
Thompson Henry, 16 Albion street
Thompson Jsmss, Cariton ho. Holdemess rd
Thompson J. 4 Eldon grove, Beverley road
Thompson John Campbell, Perth house.
Crown terrace, Anlaby rood
Thompson Joseph, 18 Day street
Thompson Joseidi, 4 Pambscton stieet
Thompson Leonard, 57 Park road. The Park
Thompeon Miss, 18 BSsnley street
Thompeon Mrs. 89 All Saints' stnet
Thompson Mrs. 80 Bank street
Thompeon Mn. 160 Cdtman street
Thompson Mn. 18 Dansom lane .
Thompeon Mn. Gardner's New ter. Hessle
ThompBon Mrs. 10 Gny street
Thompson Mrs. 84 Habro ter. Freehold st
Tliompaon Mrs. 5 Lome ter. Holdemess road
Thompson Mn. Perth house. Crown terrace,
Anlaby road
Tbompsm Mrs. 11 Ferthuid place
Thompson Mrs.8Scarboroagh ter.Beverley rd
Tliompson Mrs. 84 Stanley stieet
Thompson Mrs. 1 Stodley ter. Beverley road
Thompeon Rlchaid, 9 Cambridge street
Thompson Bobert, 8 Milton ter. Anlaby road
Thompson Robert, Preston
Thompson Saml. Grafton st St John's wood
Thompson Thomss, 84 Pork stieet
Thompson T. B. Grafton st St John's wood
Thompson W. 4 Mdlwood gro. Beveriey rood
Thompson William, 55 Chariotte street
Thompson William, 61 Walmsley street
Thompson W. F. 8 Elm Tree ter. Beveriey rd
Thorns John Alfred, 1 PendriU st Beveriey rd
Thomson Rev. Bobert 28 Caughey street
Thomson Frederick, 86 All Saints' street
Thorley His. 14 Thomas stnet, Drypool
Thomdyke John William, 41 Norwood street
Themes Mrs. Hallgate, Cottln(^iam
Thoruey John J. 2 Kingston tv. Beverley jrd
Thomham George, Prince's avenue
Tliomham Mn. 43 Margaret street
Thomham Wm. Studley house. The Park
Thornton Alfred, 16 Pr^e stieet
Thornton Mn. 16 Fountain stieet
Thomton Ricliard, 8 Carlton ter. Spring bnk
Thomton William, 19 Caroline phice
Tliorp Jamea, 5 College street
Tliorp Jonathan, 20 Regent street
Thorpe F. W. Holywdl ho. Westbonme aven
"ntorpe George, Preston
Thorpe George, 3 Koae villas, Alexandra
rood, St. John's wood
Thorpe Miss, 26 Kingston tenoce, Whitham
Tliorpe Robert Clarence ho. Portland stieet
Thonby Edward, 14 Reed street
Tlirall Benjamin, 24 Margaret street
Thrussell John, Dover street, Beveriey road
Throstle F. Chesnut aven. St John's wood
Th,rei James, 6 Brunswick aven. Beveriey rd
Thyer Mn. 6 Brunswick avenae, Beverley rd
Tlchias Thomas, 14 Park street
Tlffen Joeeph, 4 Qiosvenor ter. Beverley rd
Till Charles, ^Leonard stieet IjOQlC
'^'
120 TIL— WIL
COURT,
[HUIi.]
Till Mn. S Dnrham temoe, Holderneffi road
Till Thonuia B. 24 East groTe, Hutt stnet
TUdeyBcT. David, 199 St. Owrge'e roa>l,
Newlngton
Tindale John IS North parade, Beverley road
Tindale J. W. De Orcy st. St. John's wood
Tindall Frederick P. 18 Margaret street
Waietell Mre. U Witham
Walte Mra. 13 Oloacester ter. Oraarenor It
Wake C. & Clevedon ho. 2 Westboame aven
Waldron John, 46 Darham street
Waldron Mra. 81 Coltnuui street
WalOron Thomas, Soatlifleld, Hessle
Walea Alfred, 21 Fountain street
Tindall John, 89 St. Oeorge's rd. Newington ; Wales Edward, 87 St. George's roail
Tindle Fianois, 77 Freehold street
TIndle Mn, 8 Bank street
Tindle Wm. 1 Sydenliam Tillaa. Norwood st
Tinegate John, 20 Park street
TinUer Mrs. 37 Freehold street
Tlmtay William Smith, 46 Caroline plaoe
Tiidady John, 20 Windsor street
Wales Oeorge EUun, 8A, Cave st. Bteimey
I Wales Mrs. 5 Carendiali sqnare
Walker Arthur, 78 Derrlnfdaam stieet
Walker C. H. 11 Boalevard south, Heaale rd
Walker Frank, 10 Spring street
; Walker Frederick, 11 Wawne street
Walker Oeorge, Preston
ToUcaen Soren R. 2 Tremayne ter. Anlaby rd Walker laaace, S Westboame aTenne
Todd Oeorge Henry, 14 Lister street
Todd Henry, 11 Fountain street
Todd Horace Cavill, *S Leonard street
Todd John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Todd Hiss, IS Janratt street
Todd Miss, 9 Wilton ter. Holdemess road
Todd Mrs. 4 The Elms, Beverley road
Todd WOUam Arthnr, 1« Fed street
Todd William B. Hornsea par. Hotdemees rd
Tolchard Henry, Newland Toft's lane
Tomalin Edmund Johnson, 1114 Coltman st
Tomlinson Mrs. Sonttergate, Hedon
Tonge Artlinr, 9A Coltman street
Tonge Mr& 4t Linniens street
Toobe Helnrloh Benno, t Fryme stieet
Toogood Henry, 6 Marlborough avenue
Toogood James, 1 Park ores. Beverley road
Toogood Mn. 4S Caroline lAaee
Toogood B. The Ferns, Albert tar. AnUby rd
Tooiea Heniy, 4 Cailton teiraee, Hesde road
Topbam By. Leak, Inglamirela. Cottlu^iain
Tonry Fraderiefc, Abbey villas, De Orey
street, 8t John's wood
Tottle Mlasea, Kirk Ella
Tottle Lanodot, jnn. 14 Kingston street
Towers Ohartea, 1 gtanated ter. Prince's avail
Towers Viancis, 42 Morpeth street
Townend Bev. Bobert Harry, Westoott
street, Holdemess road
Townend Zacliariah Oeorge, 21 Feel street
Townsend James Edward, 28 Brunswick
avenue east, Beverley road
Townsend Biobard, 8 Oladstone street
Townsend Bamnel, « Base villaa, Alexandim
road, St. John's wood
Townsend Walter Charles, 14 Tano street
Train Mlsa, I Havdock vUa, Beverley road
Train Mrs. 11 Mewtand Tofts lane
Travis Mrs, 17 Pryme street
Tremalm Mn. Drypool boose, Hedon road
Tretherway William, 40 Caroline place
Trevor Min, 9 Temple street
Triat Rev. Oeorge Henry B.A. 6 Harley st
Trocatwyk Benedictua, 1B9 Coltman street
Tront John RtdgOl, 1*, Cave street, Stepney
TroweU C. Homaey parade, Holdemeen road
TrowOl Oeorge, 23 Flnsbory grove
Tnokor His. W. M. 31 Trinity street
Tnlley William, 11 MUton ter. Aniaby road
Tupholm Mrs. 18 Brunswick ter. Spring bnk
Turner Hy. B. 8 Belgrave ter. Spring bank
Turner James, 132 Coltman street
Turner James Brown, W Seaton street '
Turner John, Berkley house, Berkeley street,
Beverly road
Tnmar William, IS Shakespeare street
Turner William, 67 Spring street
Tusting John, 46 Hutt street
Tuting Mn. 22 Finsburj- grove
Tweddell Oeorge, 47 Freehold street
Tweddell William, 98 Linnnus street
Twidale Frederick, 37 Shaw street
Tyler Tbos. Oeo. 44 St. (}eorge's rd. Newgtn
Tyrer Oeorge, 82 St. George's nL Newingtn
UllatbomeMrB.ia01oucester ter.Oraevenor st
tJUyett Mrs. 26 Wilberforoe street
Underwood C. M. 3 Stanley ter. Aniaby road
ITnilerwool Mrs. 200 Coltman street
Voldemar L. 11 Hinderwell st. Prince's aven
Vann George, 32 All Salnt<<' street
Vant WlllUm George, 31 Vane street
Varley Mrs. 80 Proqiect street
I Walker J. M.R.G.?., L.R.CP. Lend. 2 Bond st
; Walker James, 1 Gladstone street, Aniaby rd
I Walker James, 44 Peel stieet
, Walker James Henry, Carlton lie The Park
Walker Jobn, Grafton st. BL John's wood -
Walker John Hearfleld, 83 Margaret street
Walker John Henry, Avon lodge. The Park
Walker M. 2 St. Hilda street, Bevedey toad
Walker Miss, 8 Charlotte street
Walker Miss, The Weir, Hessle
Walker Mrs. M Beeton st. Holdemess road
Walker Mn. 36 Clarendon street
Walker Mrs. 1 Grey street
Walker Mrs. Ryde street, Beverley road
Walker Percy, 62 Coltman street
Walker Thomas, 19 East Orove vita. Hutt st
Walker William, 74 Great Thomton street
Walker William, Melbourne house, Melboame
terrace, Hessle road
Walker Wm. A. * Hampden villaa, Argyle st
Walklngton John, 30 Windsor street
Waller Michael, 14 Spring stzeet
Waller Mrs. 1 Portland place
Waller Robt. j.p. Bethel ho. Holdemess road
Wallgate William, S2 Park roa>I, The Pork
Wants O. D. 2 Boulevard ter. Aniaby road
Wallis John, Preston
Wallls John George, 33 AlUon street
Wallis Mra. 21 Freehold street
Wallls R, 4 Brunswick avenue, Beveriey rd
Wans William, 10 Flnsbury street
Walton Josepli, 18 Looia street
Walton Thomas, 46 Mason street
Ward Charles Edwin, 19 Wanand stieet
Ward John Brown, 42 Pryme street
Ward Miss, 41 Margaret street
Ward Miss, Souttergate, Hedon
Ward Misses, 3 Percv street
Ward Mrs. 22 Albion street
Ward Mrs. 19 Fountain road
Ward Mrs. 40 New King street
Ward Mrs. Park row. Park street
Ward Mrs. 7 St. Steidien's street
Ward Mia. WoMreton
Ward PhlUp Henry, 4 Shakespeare street
Ward Thomas, t Bank street
Warden John, C9 Wright street
Warden Mrs. 18 Wdlington ter. Beverley rd
Wardle WUllam, Ryde street, Beverley road
Waring Mrs. 8 Canton place, Anhiby road
Waring Wm. T. 3 Filey parade, Holdemess id
Warner Mrs. Grafton St. St. John's wood
Warrington William, 2* Norwood street
Warten Edmd. 2 Myrtle vils. Holdemess id
Warwick Mm. 99 Park stieet
Warwick Walter, S9 Park street
Warwick William, »9 Park street
Wateitaouse Edward, 36 Fed street
Waterland Henry, 73 Derringliam stieet
WatMnson C. 20 Wilberforoe ter. Argyle st
Watklnson Frederick William, Bonthwood
vina. South street. Cottingham
Watklnson John, 1 Crystal street
Watklnson WiUiom W. 176 St. Oeorge's
road, Newiugton
Watkls James, 98 West parade
Watson Rev. J. h.a. All Saints', Margaret st
Watson Rev. John M. a. Beverley road
Watson Rev. Wm. J. 17 Cavendish square
Watson George, Klilnefelden house, Grafton
street, St. John's wood
Watson George, Vauxliall grove, Hessle rd
Watson Henry, IS Coltman street
Vere Mrs. it Leonard stieet
Vernon W. T. 1 Woodside viKH<^deraess nli Watson James, Hessle
Vlckerman David, 98 Spring street I Watson James, Holrrood lionae, Hedon
Vickerman John Bllssett, 18 Fountain street Watson Jaiues, 3 West Fark ter. Aniaby rd
Vickerman Mrs. 32 Vane street Wataon John, 2 Brooklyn villas, Stanley st
Vickerman W. 13 Tynemouth st Wright st ' Watson Jn. H. 3 Wellington ter. Beverley rd
Vivian Freilerick, 10 Stanley stieet
Yoase George, 31 Hutt street
Voa« Mrs. Hallgate, Cottingham
Voose Thomas J.p. Aniaby house, Aniaby
.Watson Miss, 98 Stanley vlllns. Clarendon st
I Watson Mrs. 4 Argyle street
; Watson Mrs. 7 Vane street
'Watson Mrs. 4 Wellington lane
Voigt Henricli Emil, Cecil cottage, Queen's Watson Robert, il Stanley street
road, St, John's wood I Watson Samuel P.R.C.S. Hallfmte, Gottinghm
Waddingham George, 3 Oxford terrace, ' Watson Willlnm, Soatlifleld cottofre, Hessle
Prince's rood, St. John's wooil Watson Williani Cha<lwick, 30 Albany stieet
Waddingham Miss, Temple cot. Holdemess rd. Watt John, 7 Cohurg terrace, Aniaby road
Waddingham Natlianlel, 12 Victoria street Waudhy Hv. 10 Bonlevuril south, Hcesle rd
Wade Jolm W. Hartlawl rise, CotUngluun 1 Wauilbv Mrs. 59 Portland street
Wadfortli Stephen, 19 Pennington st. Witham Wawn Miss, -23 Cave street. Stepney
Wailsley Edwnrd, Dover street, Beverley rd i Wawne Mrs. Park grove. Prince's atenue
Wadsworth Mra4Sandringham stNewington • Weatherill Joseph, 32 Park street
Wagg WUllam M. 87 Boyntoii st. Boulevard Webster O. W. 11 East Orove villas, Hntt st
Wolnwrlght Robert Owen. Rose villa, Del Webster Henry, Borough goal, Hedon road
Orey street, St. John's wood I Webster H. T. 7 MeUwood gro. Bev«rley rd
Webster James, 77 Wright street
Webster Joseph, 93 Great Union street
Webster Robert, II Kortli street
Webster Robert, 87 Spring street
Webster Samnd, 1 Norwood stieet
Webster Samuel, 64 Trinity street
Webster WiUlam, 30 Hntt street
Weigbtman Hy. 7 Brooklyn villas, Stanley st
Welboum Mrs. 96 Addaide street
Welbum Wm. 84 St. George's rd. Newington
Welch Bev. Walter Badforrl, 41 Lister street
WeldoD John, 18 Bank street
WelledeyA.O.H.Downfaam ho.Westbonme av
Weils Charles, 17 WeUlngton ter. Beveriey rd
WeUs Charies, Jan. 4 Hm villas, The Fark
Wells John, 10 Nelson stieet
Wells John, 17 Portland street
WellB MrSL 32 Derringham street
Wells Thomas, Prince's avenue
Wells William, 8 Fark road. The Fark
Wells William H. 9 Holborn street
Wdlsted Wflliam H. CR. 14 Arlington street
WeiMed WUllam James, 23 Margaret street
Wdpton WnUam, 16 Windsor street
Welsted Arthnr J. Dnnkdd viUaa, Bonlevard
Walton Charies, 10 Dnrham street
Wdton Jamea, 7 Minerva ter. Spring bank
Wesley Jas. 199 St. Oeorge's rd. Newington
West Alfred, Snmmerganges, Holdemcas rd
West Benjamin, Ivy mount. Button
West Charles, II Fark ores. Beverley road
West Oeorge, 90 Spring street
West Otuoth Fradsrfck, 38 CUfton street
Westerdale Mn. KaUgate^ CotUngliam
Westerdale Thomas, Hessle
Weaterman Joseph Robert, 17 John street
Weatoby Jsph. I Bandringbam sL Newington
Wharam George, 10 Albeort ter. AnlAby raad
Wharam Wm. J. 12 Albert ter. Aniaby road
Wharton Thomas Rlchonl, 48 Wriglit street
Wharwick William Johnson, 72 Coltman st
Wheatley WiUlam, 7 Milton ter. Aniaby road
Wlieeler Alfred, 42 Norwood stieet
Wheeler WUllam WiUla, 6 Morpeth street
Wheelwright W.H.8 Minerva ter.Bpring bank
Whdpton Arthur, 94 Leonard street
WMaonp Wffliam, 1 Coltman street
WUsker Mrs. 19 Londesborough sUurt,
Whttakar Samnd B. I Ivy arch, Aniaby road
Whitby WiUlam, 19 Raeil street
White Major William Lambert, 9 Nitlwdale
ua, Beveriey read
White Henry John, 97 Cliariotte street
WhiteW. T.Lambert haSherUI lilgtawy. Hedon
Whitehead C.4 HlnderweU st. Prince's a venne
Wblt«liead Oeorge, 14 EUlon gro. Beverley rd
Whitehead Hy. 39 Fark groL Prince's avenue
Wtaitahead Jarvis, 61 LiddeU street
Whitehouse Benjamin, 10 Walmer teiTBoe,
Hassle road, Newington
WUteslde Bobert Edwin, 41 Somsrsonles st
Whiteside Thonas, 16 Daaiaom lane
WIdtealde Walter Charles, 79 Albany street
Whltfldd M. 2 Soarborongh ter. Beverley rd
WbitHeld Mrs. 71 Oampbdl street
Wbitfleld Peter, 4 JarraU street
WhitHeld Wm. 2 Sydenham villas, Stanley st
Whiting Mrs. (7 Hedon road
Whltteker Benjamin, ClUf house, Hessle
WUttakar Isaac, Cottage, Hesrie
Whlttaker Jobn, 9 Stanley ter. Anhtl? road
WbltUok Thomas, S* Cogtin street
Whittle Herbert J. TUworth grange, Sntton
Wliitton George, 91 Fountain road
Wbortor Mrs. Williamson's cottage, Hndaon
terrace, WeUlngton lane
Wlgelsworth Mrs. SO Albion street
Wikner Albert, 3 Norway houses, Orafton
street, St. John's wood
Wilbnra Edwin, 77 Froepect street
Wilcockson Rev. A. 9 WoodvUle ter. Boulevard
Wilde Thomas, 48 Margaret street
WUde WiUiam Henry, 14 Cave St. Stepney
WUdridge T. 49 Bandringbam St. Newington
Wilkina John F. De Oiey st. St John's wood
WllMns Thomas, 4 darondon stieet south
Wilkins Thomas Henry, 74 LinnieuB street
Wilkinson Benjamin. 3 Little Reed street
Wilkinson Edward, 16 Reed street
WlUduson George Gayton, 19 Gladstone at
Wilkinson John, Lockwood street
Wilkinson John James, 92 Coltman street
WUklnson Jolm William, 14 Grey street
Wilkinson Matliew, 24 Norwood street
Wilkinson Miss. 11 John street
WUUneon Miss, 21 Walmsl«r street
WilUnsoii Miss, Cottage, Kirk Ella
WUklnson Mrs. 96 Peel street
Wilkinson Mn. 19 St. Lake's street
WUkinson Thomas, Park villa, Quoen'a road,
St. Jolin's wooil
Wilkinson Thomas, 73 Peel street
Wilkinson Thos.Whiteman, 19 Wilberforoe st
Wilkinson WlUiara, 198 Coltman street
Wilkinson William Archer, 69 Morpetli street
Wilkinson William Bethel, 76 Albanv stret
Wilkinson WlUiam Edward, 18 Holbom at
WlUford Henry, The Grange, Hessle
WiUlams John B. 13 Ripen ternce, Uddell at
WUliams John Blbbingtonx.R.C.8., L.8..\. 1
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COURT.
Villiiisj Mkl 31 Beecrott atreet, Mewtngton
TiOJanif Vn, 3S Derrlngham street •
ViOiajuon Chriiitopher, 4 Margaret stroet
WShimaon David, 37 Day street
WjHittuon Bobert, 28 Fe&drill st.Beverley rd
nmuoiin Bobert C. Hall road, Henon
TUingliun William, SI Coltman ttieet
niif ^anaea. i KianU place, Anlaby road
WHeoililij Mi*. H Poontain it, Anlaby rd
Tilnghl^ VN' * QianTille ter. Beverley rd
waionnJ«iiiBaaeh,Laiiidowne ho-Anlaby rd
TiCon John Green W. Woodfleld ho. Heesle
T]lk>ws MiB. 47 Gamfaildge street
Wikon Alexandra, 63 Stanley atreet
V^kociAndHiny Pearson, Grove tIL Beverly rd
iraaGD A. Wm. 10 Westoott st. Holdemeas rd
Visaa Aithiir, Tranby croft, Klrlc igia
Tilaon Bflnjamin. 63 Hopvraod street
Viaaa CSiriatapfaer, IS Victoria street
W9kb David J.p. Park hone, Morthgate,
CottiiulMUD
Tikoa itwin, SneBbmy at. Frinoe'a avenae
mtaa Geona^ 3 Adelaide ter. Anlaby road
Visn GeeLBahnontTlLHallgai»,Cottln^iam
wibgB OeoTBe L.D.8. 4 Wbitetilangate
VSmn Henry, Hallgate hoaM, CottliigliaiB
TOaoa Janes, M Onltman atreet
VSkio J. lismbert street, St John's wood
warn James Nathineal, Si AU Sainta' staeet
Taaon John, M Hoinrood street
V3ni John, W Trinity street
V3ui JonsWian, 10 Camden ter.Beradey rd
Vikoa Ho, 78 Coltman street
Tilaon lba.13 Itnmtain street
mam XnL n Hedon road
TlioBlIn. ( Bnaaell atreet
WDaaiXn. g Terry street
Wilaa Bebact, Bntton
WSanBoUnaoa, HoMemeea road
THoD gamnel, 18 Percy street
VDoiBeptlmna, T WOton ter. Botdemesa rd
Vite Thomaa, • Oladstone st Anlsby road
nnWUlJam,] gosnsnet vils. Anlaby road
WHm WBIiaai, Wavartree, Beveriey road
VHam WDHam Wright -M Bilvester street
VrntUt Mia, 14 Windsor street
rmjnm Bev. Oeorge, 36 Lister street
Timhns lln. 40 Bntton street
Tiiif Ua. a Stanley street
Tiag ThoBMB David, 8 8t Btepben'a street
rum Frsnk B. Holdemees road
Wiou George, 33 Poatexneate
ViaablpMn. 1 Percy atieet
Wlnaor Hra. 8 Campbell street
Winter Carl C. L. Weetbonme bouse.
Prince's avenne
Winter Frederick, Danaom lane
Winter Mrs. 40 Wllberforoe street
Winter Mrai 86 Wright street
Winter Bobert By. SO Loais st Spring bank
Wise Mrs. 18 Derringbam street
Withill By. 6 Weetbonme ter. Derringham st
Witting Mrs. 18 Coltman street
Witty Charlea BartcUOe, 9 All Sainta' street
Witty Choa. By. I Zoological ter. Spring bank
Witty Edward Archbntt, Bdale honse, Hall-
gate, Oottlngham
Witty EdwardHeadliy,Singatan viLTbeFark
Witty John HlghBeld, W Freehold atreet
Witty Miss, 3 Norwood street
Witty Mrs. 1 Zoological terraoe. Spring bank
Witty Bobert Kirk, 83 Silver street
Witty Tbonas, Mona house. Fountain road
Wofflndon William, 30 Stanley atreet
Wokee Oeorge, Beltana home, Coltman st
Wolf enden Mrs. 5 Derringham alxeet
Wolfenden William, 13 Peel street
Wolstenoroft Bev. James Samnel, •Chnicb
yard, Cottingfaam
Woltott Jamaa^ » Leonard stareet
Wood B«T. Charies B. IS Wilton street
Wood Arthur, 1 Nithadale ter. Beverley road
Wood Charles By. 13 Arnold st Anlaby road
Wood Daniel, 94 Durham atieet
Wood Oeorge, 10 Norwood street
Wood Beniy, 33 FendiUl atnet, Beverley rd
Wood John, 13 Canton place, AJilaby road
Wood John, 3S Pendrin street Beverley road
Wood John George, S3 Spring street
Wood John Bobert Dover at Beverley road
Wood Joaeph, 13 Colonial street
Wood Mia. » Brooklyn vOlas, Btanlev street
Wood Mrs. 137 Coltman street
Wood Mrs. S Mellwoad grove, Beverley road
Wood Mrs. 43 Morpeth street
Wood Mrs. 30 Baed street
Wood Mia. 1» Begent street
Wood Tbomaa Baginald, 79 Albany street
Wood Tool, 103 West paiade
Wood William Benry, 33 Tane street
Woodall James, 10 Spenoer street
Woodcock Jn,I88andilngham st Newingtoa
Woodooek Wm. W. Frlnce'f rd.8t John's wd
WoodeU John, 30 Gladstone street
Woodger Mrs. 8 St George's rd. Newington
Woodhall Mrs, 8 Brooklyn villas, Stanley at
WIL— YOU 121
Woodhead Thomas Dobson, 83 Albany street
Woodhouse James Thomas, Boelyn house,
Newhind park, Newland
Woodhouse Samuel, 3 Fryme street
Woodlock M. J. 128 Durham stHoldemess rd
Woodmancy Thomas Batty, 2 Colonial street
Woodmlfe Mrs. 126 Great Thornton street
Woodruife Mrs. 8 Groeveuor street
Woodruffe Mrs. 87 Wright street
Woods Geo. Francia,6 Victoria ter. Anlaby rd
Woods Henry, 34 7>erringluun street
Woolf Bdward Wm.I3 Eldon gn>.Beverley rd
Work Jamea, 4 Bavelock Vila Beveii^y road
Work John, 03 Coltman street
Worrill Miss, 8 Camden terrace, Beverley rd
Wonnop William Benry, 82 Bi«ent street
Worthington John, 104 Linnsens street
Wrangham William, 8 Albany street
Wray Aaron, SO Albany street
Wray David, 8 Canghey street
Wrsjr Benry, 13 Cdoniid street
Wiay Bobert 8 Louis street
Wieathall BobtWeUington house, De Grey st
Wrigf^esworth J.M.Hahro' ao«a.44Preehald st
Wright Anthony, Plane street Newington
Wnght Charlea Heniy, <S Albany street
Wright Frederick, 6 Imperial arcade, Gtsn-
viUe street Newington
Wright George, 19 SUvester street
Wright Henry, 1 Albert vUlas, Boulevard
Wright John, 18 Arlington street
Wright John. 7 Kingston place, Witham
Wright Mrs. 2 Dansom lane
Wright Mrs. Hallgate, Cottingham
Wright Mrs. 41 Louis street
Wright Mrs. 21 Sutton street
Wright Mrs. 188 Walker street
Wright Mrs. S Windsor street
WrightBobt Clarence ho. Hedon, Fletchergate
Wright Samuel Willlani, Lambert street St
John's wood
Wright WHUam Bdwd. HaIlgate,Oottingham
Wyffie John M.B. 1* Park oiea. Beverly road
Yates Major John, 86 Leonard street
Yorke William, 40 Oeorge street
Young Bev. George E. 31 Wilton street
Young Benjamin, Thanet villa, De Oiey
stnwt Bt John's wood
Young John William, 3 Grove tenaoe, Grove
street Beverley road
Young Bobert 1 Stanley street
Younger Eardley , 48 Stanley Btreet
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Abba Annie (Mim), milliner, 3 Grotto square
Abba John, (nmiture dealer, 71 Holdernesa road
Abba Thomas, npholsterer, 23 k furniture dlr. 43 Witham
Abbey Maria Ann (Mrs.), jeweller, 37 Caroline street
Abbott Charles, tin plate worker, 38 Finkle street
Abbott John, master mariner, 30 Sntton street
Abbott John, tailor k diaper, 13 Ocean place, Anlaby rosd
Abbott Thomas, master mariner, 36 Sutton street
Abbott William, master mariner. The Poplars, Lambert
street, St. John's wood
Abbs Robert, shopkeeper, 9 Air street, Scnlcoates
Abercromby James k Co. oil cake k com mers. as High st
Abercromby Jas. cakp kc. mer. see Abercromby Jas. k Co
Aberdeen & Hnll Steam Packet Co. (Hornby k Needier,
agents), a Colonial chambers. Princes Dock street
Able George, shopkeeper, 47 Upper Union street
Abram Mary (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 140 High street
Abram Thomas, com merchant, Corn exchange, 36 High st
Absolam, Crocker ft Co. of London, tea mers. 56 High st
Acaster Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 10 Pease street
Acey Charles, nillyman, 7 St. Qnintin's place, Drypool
Acey Jobli Bernard, professor of music, 48 George street
Acey William, tailor, 5 St. Stephen's square
Adams k Bees, straw board importers, Qneenhitbe works,
Alfred street
Adams Benjamin, shopkeeper, 19 Chnrch street, Scnlcoates
Adams Charles Fk. ale k porter mer. 16 C^re st. Stepney
Adams Henry, broker, la Colliers street
Adams James, agent to Great Eastern Bailway Co. Com-
mercial chambers. Princes Dock street
Adams John, shopkeeper, za Mozon street
Adams John Bartlett, basket maker, 11 Bopery street
Adams Margaret (Mrs.), greengrocer, 3 BUcuriargate
A&ams Samuel, boot Jc shoe de^er. Bridge street
Adams Thomas, beer retailer, Providence row
Adams William, market gardener, West end, Preston
Adams William, printer, bookseller, stationer k news agent,
33 Market place ; residence, Albany street, Spring bank
Adams William Leie, gas fitter A tinner, 37I Low^te
Adamaon Ben. hair dresser, 4 Cyprns arcsde, Spnng bank
Adamson Frederick William, solicitor, 9 Bishop lane
Adamson Henry, grocer & provision dealer, aof Scott street
Adamson Bt. insurance agent, Chesnut av. St. John's wood
Adamson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 East parade,
Holderness road
Adamson Thomas James, ironmonger, 71 Spring bank, &
tinplate worker, Eagle terrace. West parade
Adcock Lewis, shopkeeper, 98 Chiltem street, Newington
Adder George, naturalist, 156 Walker street
Addey Harriet (Mrs.), beer ret. 17 Qifton ter. Goodwin st
Addingfaall Emma (Miss), lodging house, 6 Percy street
Addison Joseph, wholesale dmggist, 33 Green lane
Addison Robert, shoe maker. Kirk Ella
Addison Sarah E. (Miss), shopkeeper, 39 Begent street
Addison Thomas, shopkeiBper, 39 Blanket row
Adkins Thomas, coach builder, ao Walker street
Adolph Henry, tailor, 3 Dagger lane
Affleck James, assistant schoolmaster. Park Boad Board
School, 9 Grafton street, St. John's wood
Agar George, market gardener, Dnnswell, Cottingham
Agar Bobert, shopkeeper, i8 Goulton street
Ablgren, Chambers k Co. importers of american salted beef
& pork, Irish butter ic. Blenkin street, Witham
Aikman Alfd.M.B.c.M. Bdin.see Munroe & Aikman, snrgeons
Aird John, contractor, see Lncas k Aird
Aire & Calder Navigation Co. Trustees of the (William
Henrj- Wheelwright, agent), water carriers, 8 Minerva
terrace; chief olilce, Leeds
Airey Geo. boot k shoe maker, 138 Chiltem st. Newington
Airey Bichard, baker, 45 North street
Aistrop Thomas William, beer retailer, 50 Kingston street
Aitcfaison Jasper, upholsterer, 13 Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
Ake Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 31 Bichmond terrace,
Old Drain side
Akester George, com meter, aa Adelaide street
Akester George, shopkeeper, i Barmston street
Akester Joseph, shopkeeper, laS Porter street
Akester Joseph Coultas, druggist, 79 Hessle road
Akrigg Bobert Coo^ier, ironmonger, see Yoong t Akrigg
Alban Jn. marine enginr. 6 Walmer ter.HessIe rd.Newington'
Alban John, teacher of music, 13 John street
Alberoni k Co. hatters, 50 Savila street
Albert Club Cu. Limited (Bobert Hodgsoh, hon sec.). South
side, St Andrew's dock
Albert Dock Ice Co. Lim. (Samuel P. Corlyon, sec.), West
end, St. Andrew's dock
Albert Dock Shipwright. Boat Building k Mast k Block
Making Co. lam. (John Sims, chairman; Alan Porter,
sec,). South side, St. Andrew's dock
Albert Hall (William Fussey, proprietor). Midland street
Albon John, shopkeeper, 16 Arthur street, Newington
Albon Jn. grocer. Providence view, Granville stTHewington
Alcnck James, boot ft shoe maker, 45 Jenning street. Groves
Alcock Joseph WSliam, Wellington r.H., 56 Boasell street
Alcock Solomon, rabbit dealer, 14 The Sttiambles
Aloock Willian^ shopkeeper, 13 Edgar street
Alexander David, physician, Clydesdale house. Boulevard ft
Hessle road
Alexander James, master mariner, Norfolk house, Lambert
street, St. John's wood
Alexander Mary Ann (Mrs.), bookseller, 7 Midland street
Alhambra Palaoe Music Hall (Thos. H. Y. Oreasley, i>ro.)„
Porter street
Allam Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 48 Soott street
Allan George, joiner ft builder, 38 Bond street
Allan George Alexander, joiner ft wheelwright, Sntton
Allan Sarah Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, a6 Brook street
Allan William, market gardener, Northgate, Cottingham
Allan William Kinsley, shopkeeper, 17 Fountain roul
AUanson George, fruiterer ft glass ft china dealer, i
Melbourne terrace, Hessle road
Allbn a. E. & Co. engineers' factors & mill furnishers,
Wellington street
Allen Alexander, tobacconist, 79 Church street, Drypool
Allen A. E. consulting engineer ft ship surveyor, 37
Wellington street
Allen Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3a York street
Allen Ezekiel, greengrocer, 79 Wassand street
Allen James, boot ft shoe maker, 34 Arthur St. Newington
Allen James, laundry, 64 Buckingham street
Allen James, shoe maker, 40 Great Passage street
Allen James, shopkeeper, Cheapside, Groves
Allen Martha Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 5^ Pease street
Allen Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 65 New George street
! Alien Bobert, dining rooms, 58 Queen street
' Allen Stephen, pig dealer, 47 Goodwin street
Allen Thos. Jones, master mariner,6 Wilberforce St. Anlaby rd
! Allen Thomas Webster, timber merchant, 4 ft 5 Savile
I chambers, Savile street
I Allen William, grocer, Naylor's row, Drypool
, Allenby Fredk. builder ft;contract.79 Manchester St. Hessle rd
I Allgrimm William, shoemaker, ao Cromwell street
. Allington Bobert, drysalter, 47 Blackfriargata
' Allison Brothers, printers, wholesale stationers ft paper
merchants, ft paper bag makers, la ft 13 Blanket row
! Allison Edward ft Henry, wholesale druggists, oil merchants
I ft importers of petroleum, 1 1 Blanket row ft Sntton Drain
side. Lime street
Allison i Taylor, lithographers ft printers, 18 Postemgate
I Allison Edwd. custom house officer, 169 Waterloo st. north
Allison Edward, wholesale druggist, see Allison Edw&rd ft
I Henry ; ft paper merchant, see Allison Brothers ; resi-
\ dence, 3 Bussell place, Anlaby rosd
Allison Edward Arthur, wholesale chemist, see Allison
I Edward ft Henry
. Allison Hcnr}', wholesale druggist, see Allison Edward ft
I Henr}', ifc piper merchant, see Allison Brothers ; resi-
< dence, Marlborough house, Anlaby road
Allison Henry Gilbank, lithographer, see Allison ft Tlaylor
j Allison John Sarge, cart owner, 44 Daltry street
{ Allison Mary Jane (Mrs.), lady superintendent st Hall
I General Infirmary, Prospect street
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ALL— ABE 123
Alliwn Kneavp, tailor, 73 Spyvee street, Groves
Allison Wm. ahopkpr. k beer ret.9 StanUorth pi. Hessle rd
Allman Edward, boot k ahoe maker, 43 Chariot street
AUnun Edwd. fmiterer h beer ret. 30 tc 31 Wellingfton la
AUman Thnmas, boot k shoe maker, Hessle
Allman William, boot k, shoe maker, 55 Bridge street;
19 Trippett k 7 St. James street ; 33 Great Union st. k
28 Trippett street
Allon Charles, plumber k gasfitter, 34 Hessle road
Allon Samuel, tobacomist, 35 Hessle road
AUoU George, shopkeeiwr, Oxford street
Allutt Geor|;e, smack ovner, Gainsbro' house, Hessle road
Allott Wn.iron mer.Jc com.agt.£xchange bldgs.Bowlaliey la
Allott William George, iron founder, Htmiber bank
Allsopp k Sons brevers, Bnrton-upon-Trent (Samuel
Alfred Cbeavin, manager), 3 Market place
Alhrood Benjamin, chimney sweeper, 10 Garden street
Al|ie Henry Shelton, hosier k hatter, 364 Prospect street
AIpe Junes, commercial traveller, 39 Thomas st. Drypool
Alper Jacob, travelling jeveller, 5 Pearson street
Alston Samuel, chapel keeper, 11 Baker street
Altass Thomas, greengrocer, 16 k grocer & beer retailer, 33
St. James' street
Ahbam Abraham, tea merchant (wholesale k retail). Silver
street ; 8a Walker street k 166 Waterloo street north
Altoft Benjamin, tobacconist, 47 Cogan street
Ambler Frederick, chief engineer, 91 Peel street
Ambler George William, oil refiner, 15 Lincoln street
Ambler James, woollen draper, 13 West parade
American Fresh Meat Co. (Thomas Wilkins, manager),
botcher, 99 Hessle ruad ; 70 Mytongate ; 49 Prospect
stmt ; Argyle terrace, Holdemess road ; 6 Church street,
ScDlcontes ; 37 Fountain road; 43 Porter street &; Hessle
itiid, Newington
Amery Eliza (Mrs.), lodging hotiae, 5^ Liddell s'.reet
Amos k Smith, engineers, ironfonnders, boiler makers k
steam steering gear mannfiictnrers, Neptune st. See adrt
Aodain John, custom house olHcer, 17 Gloucester terrace,
Grosrenor street
AndersWm. Johnson, boot fc shoe ma. i7Evan's sq.Newington
Anderson Benjamin k George, aspiialters, Cannon street
Andenna John Henry k C^. shipping agents k coal mer-
chants, 6 Bowalley lane
Anderson Annie Eliza (Mrs.), fish cnrer, Graham's place.
Cannon street
Andenon Betson James, master mariner, 3 Grosvenor st
Anderson Charles, painter, George street, Hedon
Anderson Frederick, Alexandra tavern, 31 Humber street
Anderson Henry, bricklayer, 8 Adelaide street
Anderson James, clothes dealer, 11 Cross street
Andermn Jas. Hy. hair dresser k tobacconist, 56 Porter st
Anderson John, chief oSicer, 9 Wilton street
Anderson John, joiner, 135 'milkar street
Anderson John Henry, coal mer. see Anderson John Hy. k Co
Anderson Joseph, marine store dealer, 44 St. James' street
Anderson Mary Ann (Mrs. ), boarding house, 43 Paragon st
Anderson Robert, grocer, 16 Osborne street
Anderson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), mistress of St. James' National
School, 33 St. James' street
Anderson Thomas, accountant, 9 Scale lane
Anderson Thomas, fishmonger, 89 Kent st. Holdemess road
Anderson Thonuui, ironmonger, 4 Castle street
Anderson Thomas, shopkeeper, Itensom lane
Anderson Thomas Henry, marine store dealer, '95 High st
Anderson William Gilliatt, bricklayer, 89 Walker street
Andrew Brothers, .cowkeepers, 16 William street
Andrew Elizabeth (Mrs. ), dress maker, i Blake street
Andrew George, tripe dresser, 35 My ton street
Andrew Harry, draper, 30 Norwood street
Andrew John, coach painter, 3 Groevenor street
Andrew John, lodging hoos^ 13^ Princess street
Andrew John Wilkinson, painter, Hallgate, Cottingham
Andrew Joseph, cartman Jlc cowkeeper, i Air st. Sculcoates
Andrew Joseph, farmer, Croasbridge, Cottingham
Andrew Joseph, grocer, i Cottage row, Holdemess road
Andrew Samuel, shopkeeper, 31 Marvel street, Drypool
Andrew William, shopkeeper, Preston
Andrew Wm. tomcock to Hull Water Co.ssHarlborough ter
Andrew William Kerman, lath render, Aniab}' road
Andrews Betsy (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 35 Blackfriargate
Andrews George, provision dealer, 106 Hodgson st. Groves
Andrews James William, milliner k dress maker, 141 Bean
street k a Carlton terrace, Hessle road
Andrews Jane (Mrs. ), apartments, 36 Wright street
Andrews Jeremiah, shopkeeper, 27 Providence row
Andrews John, carriage builder, see Lloyd k Andrews
Andrews Joseph, cool dealer, 1 1 Sitwell street. Groves
Andrews Joseph King,oigan builder.see Forstet k Andrews ;
residence, 5 Jamtt street
Andrews Margaret (Mrs. ), tobacconist, 3 Porter street
Andrews Ifatbew, butcher, 5^ Charles street
Andrews Samnel, grocer, Rauces street, Drypool
Anholm August, chemist, 1 1 Smeaton street
Anningson Frances (Mrs.), lodging house, 18 Silvester st
Annis Edward Wm. shopkeeper, i Selby street, Newington
Annison Edward Stewart, couch builder, 34 Witham ; k cab
proprietor, Holdemess road, Witham
Ansdell Jas.Richd. yeast mer. Walker's chambers,HnmbeT st
Ansell Charles W.& Co.sawing mills,Frederika tor. Aniaby rd
Ansell Alfred Wheatly, fish k ice merchant 31 Billingsgate
chambers k i Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Anson George, butcher, 63 k 64 Liddell street
Anson Joseph, bntcher, 65 Cumberland street
Anstey Bemal, caniet warehouseman, 18 A, Jarratt street
Anthony William, boq^ maker, 108 Waterloo street north
Anti-Mill k General Industrial Society Limited, millers
(Henry M. Ellis, sec. ), Holdemess road ; otHce, 3iSc8lelft
Anyan William, shopkeeper, 5 Margaret street
Apperton James, butcher, 23 Moxon street
Arapleby Francis k Son, lath wood merchants. North side.
Queen's dock k 35 Hodgson street, The Groves
ApplebyCharlotte(Mrs.),lflundre8S,i3 Argyle st St. John's wd
Appleby George Thomas, chemist, 50 Mytongate
Appleby William, shopkeeper, 13 ArundeUst. Holdemess row
Appleton Haldenby, agent to Liverpool Victoria Legal
Friendly Society, 18 Russell street
Appleton John Parker, joiner, i j Cranbourne street
Appleyard George Thomas, wholesale k furnishing iron-
monger, see King k Co. Lim. ; res. Boulevard, Aniaby rd
Appleyard Joseph, shoemaker, 13 Gmtto square, Mason st
Appleyard William, custom house ofHcer, 9 Noriolk street
Arch William, PrinceGeorge p.h. 184 High street
Archbold John, boot k shoe maker, 51 Waterworks street
Archbutt William, farmer. Lawns, Cottingham
Archer k Sons, boot k shoe makers, 135 Witham
Archer Charles, jnn. boot k shoe maker, see Archer k Sons
Archer Charles, sen. boot Ic. shoe maker, see Archer k Sons
Archer James, hay k straw dealer, Hedon road
Archer John, coal dealer, 91 fiarmston street
Archer William, furniture broker, 3 Suffolk row,Wincolmlee
Archer William, shopkeeper, 8 Harrow street
Archibald &Sto<rfe,stationer3 k account book manufacturers,
44 Whitefriargate
Archibald James, account book manuf . see Arehibaldic Stoole
Ardley Wm.Bamford, shopkeeper, 339 Waterloo street north
Argentine Republic Consulate (Harold Smith), 43 High st
ArKsey George, blacksmith, Dunswell, Cottingham
Armit Edwarrl, fruit k potato dealer, 12 Edward street
Armit Mary (Miss), confectioner, 45 Savile street
Armit Sarah Eliabeth (Miss), infants' mistress, Wawne
Street Board school, 30 Francis street west
Armitage James, beer retailer, 178 Bean street
Amett Sarah (Miss), lodging house, i Ocean pi. Aniaby rd
Arnold Edward, agent to the Burton Brewery Co. Limited,
Chapel lane
Arnola James, grocer, Westmoreland street
Amott Elixabetn (Mrs.), dressmaker, 14 Emma's terrace,
Alexandra street
Arro Peter, fisherman's outfitter, 69 Porter street
Arthur William, shoemaker, 70 Edgar street
Amndell Mary(Mrs.), Rowland Butden p.h. 7 Bridge street
Amndell Tliomas, Lome inn, 36 Wincolmlee
Arwidson Emma (Mrs.), tobacconist, 53 Queen street
Ash k King, printers k stationers, 175 High street
Ash Henry, printers, see Ash k King '
Ash Robert, berthing master, 35 Pemberton street,Witham
Ash Robert, stock broker, 11 Bishop lane
Ash William, mllyraan, 5 York street, Sulcoates
Ashbee George Clark, draper, 50 Hessle road
Ashbridge Thomas, cattle dealer, Hessle
Ashbum John, lighter owner, 1 1 Richmond ter.OldDrain side
Asher Richard, cowkeeper, 31 Hudson terrace, Wellington
lane & Derby street
Ashley Mark, brickmaker. Chalk lane, Hessle road
Ashton Charles, plumber, glazier k gasfltter. King street,
Cottingham
Ashton Edward, market gardener, Finkle point. Cottingham
Ashton Frank C. saddler k harness maker, 7 South street
Ashton George, yeast importer, 68 Listerstreet, Hull
Ashton Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper, 34 Campbell street
Ashton Horatio, smack owner, 313 Regent street
Ashton James Hudson, master mariner, 3 Newington ter-
race, Aniaby rood
Ashton John, rullyman. Chapman street, Wilmington
Ashton John H. Full Ship p.h. 19 North walls
Ashton Oratio George, fish merchant, 34 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Ashton Thonias,greengrocer, 83We8t Dock avenue.Hesale rd
Ashton Thomas, shoe miUier, 69 Chiltera street, Newington
Ashton Thomas, shopkeeper, 64 Paisley street, Newington
Ashton Thos. Jonathan,CrowB p.h. St. Quintin's pi. Drypool
Ashwell Mary (Miss), grocer, i ka Westmoreland street
Ashwell Mary Ann (Miss), grocer, 90 Cumberland street
Ask Edward, linen draper, loi ft 103 Porter street
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Askam John Fairbam, grocer k tea merchant (wholesale k
retail), 63 Market place ; 17 Witham ; 40 Caroline street ;
I Spring bank ; 67 Porter street k 14 Hessle road
Askew William, cabinet maker, see Horsley k Askew
Askwith Henr}- Charles, perambulator manuf. k cabinet
maker, la Caroline place & 13 Great Thornton street
Askwith James, butcher, 80 Porter street
Aiilacbsen k Co.commisaion ageut8,South side,Qneen's dock
Aslett John W. brewers' agent, 30 Scale lane
Assmns Oskar, commission merchant, 56 High street
Aston Mary (Miss), boys' school, 33 Coltman street
Aston Sarah Jane (Miss^, girls' school,. 36 Coltnun street
Aston William Pearce, librarian, Lycei^ library, St. John's
street ; residence, 3 Cavendish square, Margaret street
Atkin Edward, draper, see Maw, Till, Kirke Jc Co
Atkin Edward, see Maw, Till, Kirke k Co. ; res, 17 Harley
street, Beverley road
Atkin James, master mariner, 18 Victoria street
Atkin John George, Cromwell hotel, 59 Walmsley street
Atkin Thomas, cartman, no West parade
Atkin William, cab owner, a Clifton street
Atkins Geo. commercial traveller,34 Pendrillst-Beveriey rd
Atkins Mary (Miss), lodging house, 115 Day street
Atkinson k Raper, manm< manufacturers, Morley 8t.Stone-
{eny ; k timber mercbants,Pra8sian chambrs. Postemgate
Atkinson, Wake k Daly, solicitors. Quay Street chamMrs,
Quay street
Atkinson William Edwin & Son, plumbers k gasflttera, 6
Begent terrace, Anlaby road
Atkinson Arthur, surgeon, 39 Osborne street
Atkinson Charles, butcher, 3 Bamsley st. Holdemese road
Atkinson Edward, rullyman, see Bigby k Atkinson
Atkinson Edward, sho«naker, 30 Daltry street
Atkinson EUn (Miss), dressmaker, 54 Beaumont St. Drypool
Atkinson Eli» (Mrs.), laundress, 18 Derby street
Atkinson Elizh. (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, 15 William st
Atkinson Frederick, butcher, see Smith k Atkinson
Atkinson Frederick Wm. com dealer, Hessle road
Atkinson George, forniture broker, 105 St. Paul's street
Atkinson George Thomas, cool exporter k ship k insurance
broker. Commercial chambers. Prince's Dock street
Atkinson Heniy, gro. k beer ret. 76 West Dock av. Hesde td
Atkinson Jane (lira. ), shopkeeper, 3 Hedon road
Atkinson John, painter and grainer, 136 St. Paul's street
Atkinson John Wallis, tailor, 48 Pnuuns street west
Atkinson Johnson, fish dealer, 103 Bean street k 35 Bil-
lingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Atkinson Joseph, merchant k consular agent for Greece,
viee^onsul for Austria k consul for Liberia (Arm, Brown
(William), Atkinson k Co)
Atkinson Joseph, tailor, 3 Cyprus arcade. Spring bank
Atkinson I.ewis, fish mer. 35 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dck
Atkinson Mary (Miss), Tlressmaker, 19 Eggington street
Atkinson Mary (Mrs.), upholstress, 18 Griinlrton street
Atkinson Paul Edwin, timber merchant, see Atkinson k
Baper ; k manure manufacturer. Lime street
Atkinson Paul Luther, shopkeeper, 93 Cumberland street
Atkinson Peter, boot k shoe nudter, see Garton k Atkinson
Atkinson Bidiajtl B. permanent way inspector, Hedon
Atkinson Sarah Hnnsloe (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Jenuing
street. Groves
Atkinson Smalley I. general smith, 67 Witham
Atkinson T. Beecroft, architect, St. Mary's chambers, Lowgt
Atkinson Thomas, blacksmith, 39 Hopwood street
Atkinson Thos.enginr. & millwright,64 Witham k^jSpyrae st
Atkinson William, builder, 179 Waterloo street norw
Atkinson William, cowkeeper, Williamson street
Atkinson William, De la Pole Tavern, i Wincolmlee
Atkinson William, market gardener. South st. Cottingham
Atkinson William Edwin, plumber &c. see Atkinson Wil-
liam Edwin k Son
Atkinson Wm. Johnson, cowkeeper. Cottingham rd. Kewlnd
Atley Hy. commercial trav. 39 l^ndringham st. Newington
Aubray Edwd, boot & shoe ma. 8 Holderness arcade, Withm
Audas k Leggott, cabinet makers & npholsterers 17 Para-
gon street k South street, Carr lane
Audas Thomas i~d.s. snrgeon dentist, 33 George street
Austin Edmund, shoukceper, 187 Bean street
Austrian Vice-Consnlato (Jsph. Atkinson), 15 Parliament st
Austy Brothers, drapers, 1 Charles street
Austy Bernard, draper, see Austcy Brothers
Avery Maria (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Strawberry st. Drypool
Awty Arthur, master mariner, 63 Cogan street
Axe Robert, master mariner, 57 Morpeth street
Ajre Brothers, oil cake & general merchants. The avenue,
157 High street k Com exchange
Ayre Algernon Sydney, merchant, see Ayra Brothers
AjTe Frederick Feamley,8olicitor ^perpetual commissioner.
Imperial chambers, BowUUey lane
Ayre Horatio Harriman, merchant, see Ayre Brothers
Ayre John Walter, painter, 16 Clifton street
Ayre William, provision dealer, 33 Chariot street
Babington Henry Nightingale, solicitor, see Thompson,
Cook k Babington
Bach Thomas k Co. general mourning warehouse, mantle
& millinery manufs. jet jewellers, mourning stationers
k funeral furnishers, 5a, 53, 54, 55, 56 & 57 Market place
Bach Thomas, raouVning warehouse, see Bach Thomas ilc
Co. ; residence. New walk, Beverley
Backhouse Ben, butcher. 13 St. James' street
Backhouse John, butcher, 63 Wellington lane
Backhouse William, ironmonger, 15 Hessle road
Backrath George, cattle dealer, 16 Lockwood street
Backrath Joseph, butcher, 35 New George street
Backstrom August, York Arms p.h. 10 Grimsby lane
BackweU Comdins, brass founder k gas fitter, loa Prospect st
Backwell Joseph Perr^, secretary to Hull k County Land k
Building Society Lim. g Scale lane
Baeuerle Frederic Michael, pork butcher, 47 Gt. Passage st
Bagaley Herbert, shopkeeper, 78 Church street, Drypool
Bagg* John k Co. hosiers, 13 Lowgate ; Jc milUnera, 30 St.
John's street k 45 Waterworks street
Bailey k Leetham,8hipowners,GoDuuercialrd. ^enginrs. k
ship steam bldr8.Hnmber iron wks-Sth. Bridge nLSee advt
Bailey Francis, shopkeeper, 65 Walker street
Bailey Jane (Mrs. ), greengrocer, 13 St Mark's street
Bailey Jane (Mrs. ), shopMepsr, 70 North street
Bailey Robert, builder, 13 Clifton street
Bailey Samud, schoolmaster, Daltry street Board School,
103 St. George's road, Newington
Bailey 'Thomas, Builders' hotel, 7 Cogan street, k hosier,
I Cogan tenaoe
Bailey Thomas, chief officer, 39 Constable street
Bailey Thomas, house painter, 33 Campbell street
Bailey Thomas, seed crusher, see Pearson k Bailey
Bailey Walter 11100)08, ship owner, see Bailey Jc Leetham
Bailey William, farm bailiff to T. B. Locke Esq. Hessle
BiUley William, farmer k overseer, MarOeet
Baiby William, furniture dealer, 90 Waverley street
Bailey William, general carrier, 14 Oxford street
Bainbridge William, market gardener, 18 Wellington lane
Bainbridge William, shopkeeper, Vanxhall grove, Hessle rd
Bainton As-Wellhigtoii, 43 M^tongate k 30 Humber Dock st
Bainton Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 Alfred street
Bainton Wm,Imperial commercial k family hotel, Paragon st
Baker Brotihers k Co. oil k tallow merchants Ac. 196 High
street Jc grease makers. Church street, Sculcoates
BiJier J. G. Jle A. com mers. 35 Bishop lane Jc Corn exchange
Baker Alfred, com merchant, see J. G. Jc A. Baker
Baker Ben. oil merchant Jtc. see Baker Brothers Jc Co
Baker George, shopkeeper, 5 Beecroft street, Newingtoa
Baker John, earthenware dealer, 7 Marlborough terrace
Baker John, oil merehant ke. see Baker Brothers Jc Co
Baker 'John, second hand clothes dealer, 13 Alfred street
Baker John George, 'com merchanta, see J. G. Jc A. Baker
Baker William, shopkeeper, 6 Lome street sLSwann'seatatc
Baker William, shopkeeper, 33 Woodhonse St. Hedon road
Baker William James, fruiterer, 73 Spring bank
Baker William Thorpe, grocer k provision dealer, 3 Queen's
road, St. John's wood
Balchin Edmund, gun Jc pistol maker Jt fiahing tackle
dealer, 37 Market place
Balderstein Thomas, draftsman. Baker street
Balding Jesse, Myton Tavern, 61 Porter street
Baldwin John, shopkeeper Jt beer retailer, 136 Bean street
Baldwin Thomas Arthur M.D. physician Jc surgeon, see
Bell k Baldwin
Balfour J. W. assistant master, Wawne st. Board SoiuNil 3
RuMoil place, Norfolk street
Ball Caroline Maria (Miss), ladies school, 3 Brunswick
avenue, Beverley road
Ball Thomas, Davis,8cfaoal for young gentlemen, 9 Pryme st
Ball William, shopkeeper, 33 Wincdmlee
BallingallWm. physician Jc sunmon, Vauxhallgra. Heasle rd
Balmforth William, grocer, 3 Holbom mount
Bamforth John, varnish manufacturer, 36 Hopwood street
Bancroft Alexander F. H. clerk to Lloyds, Land of Crreen
Ginger ; residence, 6 Clarendon street. Spring bonk
Bancroft David, shopkeeper Jc beer retailer, 11 George st
Bank of England (branch) (George Reid Lempriere, agent ;
A. Helsham-Jones, sub-agent), 50 Jc 51 Whitefriargate
Banks A. Jc Co. importers of eggs butter Jt butterine. Com-
mercial chambers. Prince's Dock street
Banks Anderson, confectioner, la Norfolk street
Banks Charles, tailor, 37 Lansdowne street
Banks Fanny (Mrs.), grocer, 41 Spencer street
Banks James, tailor, 3 Clyde terrace, Hessle road
Banks James CoUyford, Smtt's Head P.R. 30 North walls
Banks John, shopkeeper, 133 Walker street
Banks Robert, druggist, 100 Porter street
Bonks Sarah (Mrs. ), greengrocer, 145 Porter street
lianks Thomas, master mariner, 4a Campbell street
Bannister A. Ji, Co. coal mers. Jc ship owners, 4 Miuerxra ter
, Bannister Charles Hy. cool merchant, see Bannister A. & Co
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Bannister Jas. grocer & beer ret. Beeton st. Holdemess road
Bannister Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, lo Brook street
Bantoft Percy & Co. com merchants. The Avenue, Bishop la
Bantoft Percy, corn merchant, see Bantoft Percy & Co
Barber Henrj-, tin plate worker, 33 Spencer street
Barber Joseph, grocer, 56 Hessle road
Barbor Benjamin, confectioner (wholesale & retail), 33
Chariot street k Medley street .
Barcbard Wm. joiner & wheelwright, aa Somerst stNewingn
Barder Levy, tanc}- goods warehouse, 46 Whitefnargate
Bardsley Jolm, aerated water manufacturer, 53 Pease street
Baren James, pork butcher, 17 Worship street
BarlF Ic Smith, drapers, Cobnrg house, Anlaby road
Barff John, draper, see Barff 4c Smith
Barker j8S.&&in, bricklayers k plasterers, 34^ NewGarden st
Barker Albert, fried fish dealer, 46 St. Luke's street
Barker Albert Alfred, greengrocer, 24 Porter street
Barker Alexander, blacksmith, 9 Lime street
Barker Ann (Mrs. ), tailor, 9 North street
Barker Charles, Crown p.h. Holdemess road
Barker Charles, shoemaker, 74 Leonard street
Barker Edith (Miss), mistress of Christ Chnrch National
girls' School, John street ; residence, 15 Liddell street
Barker Eliza (Mrs.), rope k twine mannf. 87 Trinity street
Barker Oeorge B. com miller, Sutton mills, Sutton
Barker Isabella (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Oxford street
Barker James, boot k shoe maker, 63 Selby St. Newington
Barker James, ginger beer manufacturer, i Worsley street
Barker James, shoe maker, 79 Cogan street
Barker James, shopkeeper, Sbrmaduke street
Barker John, builder, 64 Wellington lane
Barker John, coal dealer, 73 York street, Scolcoates
Barker John, shopkeeper, 7 Emily street, Drypool
Barker John Charles, com k coke merchant, see Sbeacdown
k Barker
Bariur Joseph, bricklayer, see Barker James k Son
Barker Joseph, hon. secretary of the Mechanics' Institute,
9 George street ; residence, Silvester street
Barker Reginald Hawksworth, solicitor, commissioner for
oaths, soUcitor for Hall k Holdemess Conservative Build-
ing Society, perpetual commissioner k under sheriff of
Hun, Temple buildings, Bowlalley lane
Barker Bobert, custom house officer, 4 Charlotte's terrace.
Clarendon street south
Barker Bobert, paperhanger, 12 Spencer street
Barker Robert, pawnbroker, 15 Spencer street
Barker Bobert Alfred, Angel inn. King street, Cottingham
Barker Bobt. Alfred, master mariner, 2 Francis street west
Barker Samuel, cooper, 3 Wellington street
Barker Sophia (Mrs.), confectioner, 13 Carlisle street
Barker Susan (Miss), shopkeeper, 45 Church St. Scnlcoates
Barker Tlios. boot k shoe maker, 79 Walton St. Newington
Barker Thomas, furniture broker, 3 Myton pi. k Castle st
Barker Thomas, grocer, in Bean street
Barker William, beer retailer, 6a Paragon street
Barker William, market gardener, Anlaby
Barkworth Thomas, tailor, 5 Francis street west
Barlow John, coal dealer, a8 Longden street, Newington
BarloW|Wm. Hy. com, cake k seed merchant, 35 Bishop la
Bamal^ Ben. blacksmith k wheelwright, 6 Neptune street
Bamaby John, tinner, 43 Bean street
Bamaby Joseph, shoe maker, 41 Bean street
Barnard Birman I. fancy warehouse, 58 k 59 Market place
BuiiTBT k Rt;sT, goldsmiths, jewellers, silversmiths'.electro-
platers, watch makers k opticians, 15 Market place
Bamby F^ncia James, 5 Clifford street, Dock street
Bamby John William, painter, 11 Charterhouse lane
Baraby Joseph, tailor. Station parade, Holdemess road
Baral^ Timothy, cowkeeper, Clongh road, Newland
Barnes George, shopkeeper k beer retailer. Fountain road
Barnes James, fish dealer, Leadenhall square
Barnes John, shoe maker. Blue Ball entry, St. Augustine
gate, Hedtm
Barnes Thomas, ship smith, Hedon road
Barnes William, shopkeeper, 57 Glasgow st. Newington
Barnes William, stone mason, builder k contractor, Port-
land place k Anlaby road ; residence, aj Freehold street
Barnet Geo. Nessfield, butcher, 49 Pelham street, Drypool
Bamett P.G.k Co. coal exptrs. Prussian chmbrs.Fostem^te
Barnett k Scott, manufacturing art jewellers, goldsmiths,
silversmiths, chronometer clock k watch makers, whole-
sale k export diamond merchants, 45 Whitefriargate
Bamett Austin, comm. agt, 253 St. George's rd. Newingtn
Bamett Barney, goldsmith, jeweller, watch maker, clothier
k pawnbroker, 61, 63, 63 k 64 Carr lane k 58 Great
Union street, k see Bamett k 'Scott
Bamett Etty (Mrs.), tobacconist, 30 Great Passage street
Bamett George Herbert, travelling draper, 3 Cambridge st
Bamett George Nesfleld, butcher, 4a The Shambles
Bamett Herbt. pr»f. of music, 177 St.George's rd.Newngtn
Bamett James, builder, Ivy villa, Park grove, Prince's avn
Bamett James, com meter, 19 Bank street
Bamett James, draper, 153 Waterloo street north
Bamett James, pilot, 48 Day street
Barnett John, butcher, 49 Holdemess road
Barnett Rubinstein, travelling jeweller, 9 Pearson street
Barnett Simon, dealer in fancy goods, 59 Mytongate
Barnett William, news agent, 37 Chnrch street, Scnlcoates
Bamey k Viekerman, butchers, 56 Great Passage street &
3 Carlton ter. Hessle rtl. ; slaughter house, Providence st
Bamey George, butcher, see Bamey k Viekerman
Barnwell Charles H. printer k publisher of Hull Miscellany,
9 Savile street
Bamyard Thomas, shopkeeper, 58 St. Paul's street
Baron Cleophas John, corn k coal merchant, St. Augustine
gate, Hedon
Baron John Bobert, corn factor, 36 Chariot street
Baron Ralph, butcher, 5 Station parade, Holdemess road
Baron Bobert, butcher, a Brunswick avenue, Beverley rd
Barr Aaron, builder, 54 Morpeth street ^
Barr Creorge Henry, hay k straw dealer, Malton st.Witham
Barr John, chief engineer, 74 Cogan street
Barr Wm. George, grocer, 39 Cleveland street. Groves
Barratt George Gunnee, com factor (steam mills), 16 Cam-
bridge street
^rratt John, fish curer, 43 Providence row
Barratt Sarah (Miss), dressmaker, 45 Providence row
Barren Robert, pork butcher, 35 Wincolmlee
Barrett Hugh k Co. woollen merchants, 74 Lowgate
Barrett Arthur Edward, master of Albert dock. North east
end, Albert dock
Barrett Dominic, fishmonger k fruiterer, 9 Bridge street
Barrett Henry Joseph, wharfinger k South African mer-
chant, 17 High street
Barrett Hugh, woollen merchant, see Barrett Hugh k Go
Barrett John, herbalist, 51 Blackfriargate
Barrett Joseph Sutton, tobacconist, 7 Grimston st. Dock st
Barrett Thomas, shopkeeper, 14 Colliers street
Barron Charles, tobacconist, 33 Wincolmlee
Barron Robert, farmer, Hessle
Barron W. W. bone, grease k chemical manure works,
Maxwell street, Stoneferry
Barron William, master mariner, 89 Coltman street
Barron William, tailor k draper, Hessle
Barry William, photographer, 7 k 8 Park street
Barthelemy8aranAnn(Mr8. ), millinerkdressma. i i9Porter st
Bartholomew John, shopkeeper, 105 Spring street
Bartle Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Gilbert st.He8alerd
Bartlett John, grocer, a6 Hotham street, Hedon road
Bartlett Mark, master mariner, 76 Freehold street
Bartlett Saml.Fredk. tailor k on1ftr.7Kingston ter.Hesde rd
Bartlett Thomas, fisherman, ^anll
Barton k Waterhonse, seed crushers k agents for Sun Fire
k Life Insurance Co. Oriel ehambers, 27 High street,
Atlantic oil mills, Wincolmlee k King's milhs, Stoneferry.
See advertisement
Barton Bernard, seed crusher, see Barton k Waterhouse,
residence, 16 Linnaeus street, Anlaby road
Barton John, boat builder. Castle street
Barton John, shopkeeper, 53 Myton street
Barton Joseph Dike, brewer, see Tate k Barton
Barton Richard, oil importer k merchant, coal exporter k
coUierv agent, railway k colliery stores contractor, Com-
mercial road ; residence, 3 Florence avenue, Beverley rd
Barton Samuel, tailor, 33 Freehold street
Bartram Mary Ann (Mrs.), second hand clothes dealer, 16
Strickland street
Barwick Jonathan, grocer, 30 Colliers street
Basham Elijah, cowkeeper, Hull bank, Cottingham
Baskerville Wm. Robert, shopkeeper, 3a Witty st. Newngtn
Bass k Co.'s stores (Wallace Drarj', agent). Royal chambrs.
Wellington street
Bass John Bailey, ship steward, 4 Liddell street
Bass Mendle, sailors' outfitter, 10 Great Passage street
Bastable Martha (Mrs.), dressmaker, ai St. Luke's street
Basting John, cab prop. 9 Swanland cottages, Anlaby road
Batehmor Thomas, painter, Caroline place
Batehelor Thos. Martin, painter, la Ripon ter. Liddell st
Bateman k Hartenfeld, importers of mats k bags, k corn
agents, ISS High street
Bateman David, importer of mats k bags, see Bateman k
Hartenfeld
Bateman Eliza (Miss), milliner, 71 Charles street
Bateman Margaret (Mrs. ), apartments, 38 Pryme street
Bateman Robinson, drapers' agent, 6 Wawne street
Bateman Thomas, shoe maker, 33 Blackfriargate
Bates Henry, wateh maker, 9 Camden terrace, Beverley rd
Bates Peter, smack owner, 7 Melbourne parade, Hessle rd.;
k fish merchant, 10 Billingsgate chambers, St. Andrew's
dock; k fish curer, Vauxhall grove, Hessle road
Bates William Lowrenoe, shopkpr. 19 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Batigan Bemard, manufacturer of potters' materials k oils
k anti-friction grease, Stoniforth place; k teacher of
elocution, 6 Peel street
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Bategon Heni-y, shopkeeper, 35 Craven St. Holdernegg road
llatley William, plumber & gaslitter, 10 Blanket row
Battarbee Robert b Son, talbw chandleia, loi Prospect st
Battarbee Christopher, shoe maker, 9 WaJcott street
Battarbee John Thomas, chapel keeper, 7 George yard
Battarbee John Thomas, soap dealer, 37 Porter street
Battarbee Joseph, drysalter, oilman & lamp dealer, 18 & 19
Wincolmlee
Battarbee William, drysalter, Hessle road
Ba tie John, lish & ice merchant, G Billingsgate, St. Andrew's
dock, & fish curcr, 25 Daltry street
Butters A. C. & Co. imibrcUa manufacturers, haberdashers
& fancy drapers, 30 Waterworks street
Buttersby James David, auctioneer, 7 Scale lane
Battle Walter, shopkeeper & coal dlr.73 York st. Sculcoates
liatty Louisa & Maluida (Misses), dressmakers,Souttcrgate,
Hedon
Batty M. & Sons, mast & block makers. South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Batty Edward, bricklayer, Kirk Ella
Batty Edward, corn & coal mer. Sheriff highway, Hedon
Batty Fredk. John, joiner & ))arish clerk, George st. Hedon
Batty George, blacksmith, 16 Kedboume street. Boulevard
Batty Gegrge, ship smith, South side, St. Andrew's dock, &
mast & block maker, see Batty M. k Sons \
Batty George, tailor, Hessle
Batty George William, furniture dealer, 52 Hessle road
Batty John, book keeper, 90 Great Thornton street
Batty John, Blue Ball, The Shambles
Batty John, coal merchant, see Terry & Batty
Hatty John, coal merchant, 138 Waterloo street nortll
Batty John, Marlborough p.h. 54 Great Passage street
Batty John, shopkeeper, 154 Bean street
Batty Joseph, rullyman, 36 Barington street
Batty Marshall, see Batty M. & Sons, mast & block makers
Batty Marshall, jnn. see Batty M. & Sons, mast & block mkrs
Batty Robert, master mariner, 53 York street
Baxter & Tall, oil & seed brokers, 5 High street
Baxter Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, 66 Carr lane
Baxter Henry, second hand clothier, 55 Cumberland street
Baxter James, clothier, 23 Humber Dock street
Baxter James, shoe m^er, 64 Francis street east
Baxter John Robert, butcher, a West End parade, Hessle' rd
Baxter John William, seed & oil brokers, see Baxter & Tall
Baxter Jonathan, shoe maker, 34 Constable street
Baxter Richard, merchant, see Reimer A. & H
Baxter Robert, ipilliner, 3 Cyprus arcade, S;»ing bank
Baxter Robert, newsagent k tobacconist, no Hessle road
Baxter Saml. second hand clothes dlr. 17 Jenning st. Groves
Bayldon John Henry, baker, 11 Mytongate
Baynes James, chemist, 34 Waterworks street
Baynes James, jun. F.I.C., I'.c.s. & f.b.m.s. analyst for the
East Riding of Yorkshire t for the boroughs of Hull,
Scarborough, & Hanley, Staffordshire, 31 Scale lane
Baynes John, lodging house, a Russell street
Baynton George, rally owner, 137 Campbell street
Bays Richanl, carter, 82 Witham
Beach Francis Wm. boot & shoe maker, 116 Osborne street
Beacher James, lighter owner, 37 Cleveland street, Groves
Beacock William Jam^ grocer, 113 Regent street
Beagle Robert, beer retailer, Z07 Osborne street
Beal Frederick, furniture broker, 13 Charles street
Beal John, gasfitter, Holdemess road
Beat Peter, cowkeeper, 17 Moxon street
Beal Robert, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 13 Vane street
Beall George, estate agent, 4 Trinity House lane
Beament Clara (Mrs. ), Vittoria familj' Jic commercial hotel,
49 & 50 Queen street & (Humber side), Nelson street
Beamont Charles John, working jeweller, 15 Fish street
Bean Ic Kriiger, wholesale provision mers. 80^ Osborne st
Bean Edwin, china k glass dealer, 17 Campbell street
Bean Mark, hon sec. of Hull Constitutional dub, 26 George st
Bean Mark,8hippiDg agt. Wellington chambers, Wellin^jton st
Bean William R. provision merchant, see Bean k Kniger
Bearpark Christopher, Red Lion hotel, Anlaby
Beath William, chief engineer, 6 Argyle street
Beattie James, district superintendent of the Imperial
Accident Assurance Co. Limited, 37 Sandringham street,
Newington
Beaumont John, ProndloTO, ship broker, see Jackson,
Beaumont k Co
Beaumont Lewis, butcher, 3 Charles street
Beaumont Sarah (Mrs.), Pier hotel, 5 Nelson street
Beaumont William, shoe maker, 16 AUcia street
Beanpark Frederick William, master mariner, 19 Liddell st
Beaupark Nicholas, custom bouse officer, 22 Liddell street
Beautzman Ann (Itlrs. ), shopkeeper, 67 Mytongate
Beck Francis, shopkeefier, 10 Francis street east
Becker James, cowkeeper, Stoneferry
Beckett Wm. k Co. timber brokers. Queen's dock.North side
Beckett George, ale k porter merchant, 30 Leonard street
& Morpeth street
Beckett Alfred, slioe maker, 7 Brighton ter. Cumberland st
Beckett Geo. Highland Laddie p.h. 66 Cleveland st. Groves
Beckett Isabella (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 87 Barmston street
Beckett John, firewood dealer, 4 Howard's row. Chapman
street, Wilmington
Bedell Peter, farmer, Lelley, Preston
Bedford Henry, shopkeei^er, 95 West parade
Bedford John, boot & shoe maker, 51 Walker street
Bee Christopher, grocer, 17 Goodwin street
Bee John, bookseUer & stationer, 73 Mytongate
Bee John Henry, optician, 33 Wellington street
Bee Thomas, hosier, 38 Walker street
Beecliing Geo. fish mer. 33 BilUngsgate.'St. Andrew's dock
Beeching Geo. smack owner, 19 St. George's rd. NewingtMi
Beecroft Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper k farmer, Hessle rond,
Newington
Beecroft George William, beer retailer, 10 William street
Beecroft Saml. farmer k cowkeeper, Maidenhill, Anlaby rd
Beecroft William, basket maker, 7 Grimsby la. k Fetter la
Beecroft William, corn mer. i Bishop la. & Com exchange
Beecroft William Watson, tea merchant, 37 George street ;
Baltic chambers, 144 High street ; residence Dairy term,
Hessle road
Beedham Stephen, painter k pajierhanger, 66 Garendon st
Beer Jn.Hurley,birmingham k Sheffield wareho. 75 Mytongft
Beet Henry, jobbing gardener, Paul!
Beet Henr}', whitesmith, Sonttcrgate, Hedon
Beet John, grocer, 78 Great Thornton street
Beet Matthew, dyer k scourer, 35 George street
Beeton John Wm. basket & brush ma. &c. 46 Blanket row
Beetonville Gardens k Recreation Grounds (Robert Hanks
Close^proprietor), Walton street, Newington
Beerer Christopher, shopkpr. 83 Courtney st. Holdemess rd
Beevers Richard, joiner & builder, 9 St. Luke's street
Bebr William, apartments, Madelcy street, Hessle road
Beilby Frederick, builder, bricklayer & plasterer, 279 St.
George's road, Newington
lielding Henry Jn. chief officer, 7 Waverley pi. Wavcrley st
Belgian Conbulate (John Wm. Foster), Prince's Dock bldgs
Bell & Baldwin, physicians k surgeons, Hessle rond &
Waverley house, Wavcrley street
Bell & Co. merchants k shipowners, 4 Humber place
Bell Alfred Fotherlcy, merchant &c. see Bell k Co
liell Ann Elizabeth (Mrs. ), confectioner, 34 Brook street
Bell Annie EUzb. (Mrs.), Coach k Horses f.h. 9 Mytongate
Bell Arthur, jiork butcher, 33 Adebiide street
Bell Cliarles, shopkeeper, 46 Strickland street
Bell Cliarles liains, disiiensing chemist, 6 Spring bank
Bell Edward Latham, Temperance house, 44 Paragon street
Bell Edwin Joseph, dyer k cleaner, 12 Fish street
Bell George Holmes, registrar of marriages for the Hull
district, 10 Parliament street
Bell Henry, Halfway House inn, 35 Spring Head road,
Walton street, Newington
Bell James, beer retailer, i Midland street
Bell James Wm. butcher, 57 Charles st. k 78 Francis St. ea
Bell Jane (Mrs. ), fruiterer, 7 Spring bank
Bell John Homer, music seller, 3 Lowgate
Bell Jolm Penrson h.d. k J. p. physician, see Bell k lialdwin
Hell Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Sutton
Bell Miriam (Mrs.), berlin wool repository, 4 Queen Anne's
buildings, Carr lane
Ball Richard, boot k shoe maker, 76 Cleveland st. Groves
Bell Robert, blacksmith, Lelley, Preston
Bell Robert, master, Strickland Street Board School, 60
Hopwood street
Bell Robert Joseph, whitesmith, 18 Cog^ st.fc 14 Myton st
Bell Rt. Wm. sliopkpr. 1 3 Swann st.& 1 1 Bromley st.SculcoHtes
Bell Samuel, Telegraph inn, 17 Bishop lane
Bell Stephen, saw ma. k tool dlr. 12 Ordnance pi. Drypool
Bell Thomas, Clough inn, Clough road, Newland
Bell Thomas, dyer, s Osborne street
Bell Thomas Johnson, confectioner, 5 Spring bank &
carpenter k joiaer, Portland place
Bell Thomiwon, sbopkee^wr, 3a Evan's sqtiare, Newington
Bell William, pork butcher, 109 Adelaide street
Bellamy Frances Elizh. (Miss), ladies' school, 53 Freehold st
Bellamy James, Tigeress inn, 7 High street
Bellis James, mnsic dealer, 33 Alfred street
Bellis Richard, fishmonger, 30 New George street
Belt Catherine (Mrs, ), haberdasher, 34 West ]nrade
Belt Jn.Tbos.mast& block ma.3 East end,St. Andrews dock
Belton James, saddler, 39 Dix:k street
Bennett Henry k Co. linseed brokers kc. Wilberforce
buildings, 35 High street
Bennett Ann (Mrs.), fish merchant, 39 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Bennett Hcnrj-, fislunonger, 1 Trinity street
Bennett Henry, joiner k builder, 37 New George street
Bennett Henry, linseed broker, see Bennett k Co.
Beimett Henry King, butcher, 5^ Lowgate, k manager,
Hull Hide k Skin Market Co. Lim, 33 Finkle street
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Bennett Walter Arthur, provision merchant, 41 Prospect st
Bennett William Arthur, provision dealer, 3 Hessle road,
721, Porter street & Anlab}' road
Bnuiie Bobt. Wm. iron gate ma.& wire mer. qo SaIthou«e la
Bennington Edwin, master mariner, 4a CaroUne place
Bennion Jonah, yeast dealer, 36 Evan's square, Newington
Benson Elias, greengrocer, 64 Brook street
Benson Henry, shopkeeper, a6 Lome street, Swann's estate
Benson John Wm. painter & paperhanger, 27 South street
Benson Nelson, shopkeeper, 52 Colliers street
Bent Charles, tailor, 8(^ Prosjiect street
Bentham Isaac Abbott, joiner, 115 Porter street
Bentley Brothers, auctioneers k valuers, Waterhoose lane
Sentley Henry & Co. Lim. brewers, 13 George street & 19
Xew Crarden street
Bentley Ann Eliih. (Mrs.), npholstress, 88 Spring street
Sentley Edward, custom house officer, 30 Portland street
Bentley Francis Bobinaon,shopkpr. 157 Walton st. Newington
feotley Frederick, teacher of music, Brookside, Newland
park, Newland
Bentley James, loan agent, 3 Caroline place
Bentley John, shopkeeper, 47 Stanley street
Bentley Sobert William, hair dresser, 6 Waterloo street
Bentley Thomas, auctioneer k valuer, see Bentley Brothers
Berg Isaac, butcher. Great Passage street
Bergman Lewis Henry, surgeon dentist, 24 Waterworks st
Bergman Samuel, tailor, 27 Waterhonse lane
Bernard John b.n. surgeon to Her Majesty's prison, k in-
tftdor General to Ro}-al Navy, 8 Marlborough avenue
Beiiiet Susannah (Miss), apartments, 47 Wright street
BerryChristr jigt.to the PrudentiaIAwmce.Co.36Wassand st
Berry David, diimney sweeper, Hessle
Berry Henry, shopkeeper, 101 & 103 South parade
Berry Jn. shopkpr. k beer ret. Grafton st. St. John's wood
Berry Robert, chief engineer, 9 Prince's rd. St. John's wood
Berry Wm. shell fish dTr.4 shopkpr. 19 k 2oSoath stCarr la
Berryman Rachel (Mrs.), apartments, 94 Great Thornton st
Berwood Alfred, baker, Raikes street, Drypool
Best Frederick Walter, painter ,& decorator, 67 Charles street
k 42I Pryme street
B«»t Henry, dyer k cleaner, 17 Ocean place, Anlaby roatl
Best John, Norwegian tavern, 4 Dock street
Best Sarah (Mrs.), pork batcher, 50 Kent st. Holdemess rd
Beswick James, shopkeeper, 100 & loi Barmston street
Betbell John k Co. (Frederick Charles Ratnshaw, manager),
patentees for preserving wood with creosote, "The avenue.
Bishop lane
Bethell Henry John, painter k paperhanger, i Lansdowne st
Betson Elisa (Mrs. ), greengrocer, 29 Marlborough terrace
Betson George, verger.St Stephen's church,6St. Stephen's sq
Betson Kobert, printer k boMbinder, 32 Bishop lane
Bereridge James, tailor, 47 Francis street west
Severs k Ganttey, tailors i habit makers, 25 Savile street
Bibbers Bamett, surgeon dentist, 169 Bean street
Bibbing William Matthew, master mariner; a Morpeth st
Bielby EUen (Mrs. ), apartments, ^8 Wright street
Bielby John, second hand clothes dealer, 13 Scott street
Bielby Robert, rully owner, 63 Goodwin street
Biel&elds Henry, dealer in marine stores, 17 Dagger lane
Bigby Thomas, cattle salesman, 25 Lister street
Kggins ^rry, tripe dealer, 43 SeJthouse lane
Biggins Ricfad. china&glas8dlr.49 Adelaide st.&i6 Castle 8t|
BigUn Arthur, North Bridge inn, 133 Witham
Biglin Gylby, carrier, Pre^n
Biglin Jtrfin, cartman, PrMton
Biglin Rhoda (Mrs.), confectioner, 49 Paragon street
Biglin WiDiam, shopkeeper, Preston
Biflamy Laurence M. chemist k druggist, Holderness road
Billenery Peter, pork butcher, 65 Spencer street
BiUington Emily (Miss), dressma. 46 Chiltem st.Newington
Bilson John, ardiitect, see BotteriU Son k Bilson
Bilton John k Co. com k seed merchants, Garrison side
Bilton John k Co. wharfingers k shipbrokers, 32 High st
Bilton Charlotte (Mrs.), laundress, 104 Paisley st.Newingtn
Bilton Frederick Henry, wharfinger, see Bilton John k (5)
Bilton John, batcher, 78 Hessle road
KIton John, oiarket gardener. Church yard, Cottingham
Hilton John A. draper, 45 Market place
Bflton Mary Jane (Mrs.), hosier, 11 1 Day street
BiHon Bslph, shopkeeper, Hessle
Bflton Walter, provision dealer, Hallgate, Cottingham
Binden James, caterer. Seamen's k Fishermsn's institute k
reading rooms. South side, St. Andrew's dock
Bingham Thomas, dining rooms, 25 Neptune street
Bingley John, shipwright, 13 Wflton street
Bingley Bidurd, sbopkeraer, ao Myton street
Bii^ey William, Barn's Head p.h. 39 Whitefriargate
Bidis George, pawnbroker, 138 St. Paul's street
Binnington Bartholomew, comfactor, 84 Mytongate
Binnington Matthew, hay k straw dealer, 36^ BUckfriargate
Binnington Samuel, cowkeeper, 50} flow George street
Bitrh Arthur George, paihter, Anlaby road
Birch'Fanny (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 7a Pease street
Birch George Spowers, ship smith, see Naylor k Birch
Birch Kenyon, draper k hosier, loHolderness arcade, Witham
Birch Thomas, shopkeeper, 14 Redbourne St. Boulevard
Bird Elizabeth (Miss), lodging house, 6 New King street
Bird Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, Preston
Birks Henry, solicitor & commissioner for oatbsftcoroner for
Holdemess ; (firm Stamp, Jackson k Birks) Quay
diambers, Qnay street ; residence, 7 Pryme street
Birks Samuel, beer retailer, i Prince's Dock street
Birks Samuel, iron broker, 53 West street
Birkwood William Eingrose, hair dresser, 31 Witham
Birley John, tailor, 24 Freehold street
BishopWatson's Almhouses (Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, matron;.
North Church side
Bishop Solomon, pawnbroker, 30 Great Union street
Biorck Geo. timbCT broker, Hesslegate bldgs.HumberDock st
Bjufstrom John k Co.ship brokers Jic exiMrters,Scandinavian
chambers, Humber place
Binfstrom John, ship broker, see Bjufstrom John k Co
Black k Cussens, diajiers, 30 Silver street
Blackboam George Sissions, tailor k draper, 87 Porter st
Blackbonm Robert, tailor k outfitter, 18 Queen street
Blackburn Joseph k Co. tailors k drsi>ers, k iron & coke
merchants, 6 Trinity House lane
Blackburn Frederick, builder k contractor, 61 Peel street
Blackbarn Hannah (Mrs.), 8hopkeei)er, 45 English street
Blackburn Henry, draper, Beverley roiid
Blackburn Hy. greengrocer k confectioner, 31 New George st
Blackburn J. H. engineer & boiler maker, Spyvec st. Groves
Blackburn John, cab proprietor, 78 Selby street, Newington
Blackburn John, draper, i Alfred street
Blackburn John Edward, hosier, 39 Caroline street
Blackburn Joseph, tailor, see Blackburn Joseph k Co
Blackburn Man' (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 10 Cannon street
BlackbumRt. Web8ter,eating ho.&coffee room8,8Blanket row
Blackbnm Thomas, joiner, see Trowell & Blackburn
Blackburn Thomas, shoemaker, Preston
Blackith Stavely Wm. fish salesman, see Vivian, Toozes&Co
Blackman Richard Robinson, confectioner & pa]ier bag man-
ufacturer, 18 Waterhouse lane
Blackmore Alfred Jn. ironmonger, Beverley rd.*; Fountain rd
Blackmore Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 62 Wassand street
Blackstone William k Co. drysalters, 47 Mason street
Blackstone Edward, ivory & wood turner, 38 Silvester st
Blades Charlotte (Mrs.), baby linen repository, i Cyprus
arcade, Spring bank
Blades Henry, cowkeeper, S3 Gibson street
Blades Henry, shopkeeper, 79 Barnsley street, Holdemess rd
Blades John, carter, Cottingliam road, Newhind
Blades Robert, master mariner, 27 Morpeth street
Bladon k Co.drapers, silk mercers, carpet factors,^ complete
house furnishers, Bon MarchS, 38, 39 & 40 Prospect st
Blair Henry, Qneen's Head inn, 2 Bishoj) larie
Blake John, grocer, i Jenning street. Groves
Blake Joseph, cowkeeper, Lambert street, St. John's wood
Blake Mary Ann (Mrs.), stationer, 6 Salthouse lane
Blake William, shoemaker, 15 Lee Smith street, Hedon rd
Blakeney Samuel, grocer, 69 Francis street east
Blakeston Jsph. Robinson, bricklajT. k build. 54 Spring st
Blakeston William Henry, shopkeeiier, 8 Paradise row
Blamires Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeiwr, 96 Campbell street
Blancliard George, accountant, see Good k Blanchard
Blanchard Thomas, Black Horse p.h. 113 Witham
Bland George Henrj-, painter k paperhanger, 84 Walker st
Bland William, carcase butcher, 14 Dagger lane
Blaney Ann (Mrs.), shoi>keeper, 30 Craven st. Holderness rd
Blashill George, registrar of births k deaths for Dr>'pool k
Southcoates district, 32 Pemberton street, Witham
Blashill Henry, farmer. Noddle hill, Sutton
Blashill John, farmer, Sutton v
Blatherwick John, Lincolnshire tavern, 45 Humber street
Blatherwick William, Golden Ball p.h. 6 Air St. Sculcoates
Blay William k Co. grocers, 64 Selby street, Newington
BlayneyNicholasComeliu8,Iidand revenue otncer,Kcyingham
Biazier John, shopkeeper, 2a Roper street
Blader Thomas, shopkeeper, 32 Newton street. Boulevard
Blenkam John Charles, master mariner, 51 Peel street
Blenkin Charles, shopkeeper, 134 Porter street
Blenkin James, shopkeeper, 17 Jane street
Blenkin Jas. Fewson, draper. Temple house, Beverley road
Blenkin John, shopkeeper, 69 Rasrwell street
Blenkin Martin, pilot, 92 Stanley villas. Clarendon street
Blenkin Thomas, farmer, Preston
Blenkm Thos. 8hopkpr.48ScarboTough st.*i Witty stNwngtn
Blenkin William, farmer, Stoneferry
Bleeze Albert Henry, shoemaker, s Myton street
Blessed Francis, shopkeeper, 6 Grimsby lane
Blinkhom George, cowkeeper k shopkeeper, Hessle
Bloome William, custom house officer, 86 Itermston strest
Blow Charles, com.trav. 14 Floranoe avenue, St. John's wood
Blowman Christopher, tailor, 97 Lime street
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Blowman Thomas, tailor, 78 Spyree street. Groves
BIoDdell, Spence & Co. Limited, ^int, oil & colour manufac-
turers, Beverley road & Bankside, Scnlcoates
Blyth Edward Jobn, tobacco pipe maker, i Cannon passage,
Drain side, St. Paul's
Blyth Joseph, beer retailer, 38 Garden street
Blyth Ilobert,nil & cake broker,& gen.comm.agt. 33 Highst
Blj-th Robert, shoe maker, 32 William's ter. Alexandra st
Board of Trade OfUces, Captain Cowie, principal officer,
John Spea; , principal surveyor, Posterngate
Board of Trade Mercantile Ofiice, 5 Billingsgate chambers,
St. Andrew's dock
Board Joseph, smack owner, 36 Madeley street
Boards Annie (Miss), dressmaker, 6 Russell street
Boards Arthur, draper, 7 Dock arcade, Hesslerd.Newington
Boards William, jeweller & silversmith, 13 Queen street
Board John Thomas, watchmaker, 95 Trinity street
Boddy Matthew, tailor, 88 Bean street
Boddy Simpson Bichd.treas. Theatre Royal, a Brunswick gro
Boden James & Co. mera. & insurance agents, aoa High st
Boden & McBride, solicitors. Temple buildings, Bowl^ley la
Boden (William Hy.),McBride k Co. warehousemen jt whar-
fingers,6o&6iHigh8t.&timber agt.Northside,Queen's dock
Boden Edward Chambers, solicitor, see Boden t McBride
Loden James, merchant, see James Boden fc Co
Boden William Henry, warehousemen k Co. see Boden
(William Henry), McBride & Co
Boilie Thomas Fothergill, joiner, Hotdemeas road
Bohn George, civil engineer, see Oldham & Bohn, residence,
I Elm villas, The park
BoUngbroke Fredk.Cbrs.prof.of music (flute), la Grimsby la
Bolingbroke James, last k boot tree manuf. 12 Grimsby la
BoUends Mary (Miss) dressmaker, Grafton st. Xewington
Bolton Thomas & Co. hemp k tar merchants, ai High street
Bolton Benjamin, builder, i St. Stephen's square
Bolton Catherine (Miss), dreasmaker,George St. Cottingham
Bolton Edward, flax merchant, see Jameson k Co
Bolton Edwd.oil press hair k bagging ma.84 Cumberland st
Bolton Elizabeth (Mrs.) grocer, 25 Arundel st.Holdemess rd
Bolton Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Baikes St. Drypool
Bolton Fredk.Geo.hemp & tar mers.8ee Bolton.Thomas &Co
Bolton Hminah (Mrs.), news agent. 17 Derby street
Bolton Henry, bookseller k stationer, 19 Savile street
Bolton Henry, grocer & baker. Dansom lane
Bolton Henry, tailor, 3 Scott street
Bolton Peter, oil k lamp dealer, 14 Waterloo street
Bolton Peter, plumber k glazier, a8 Waterhouse lane
Bolton Samuel, chief engineer, 18 Crystal street
Bolton Samuel Henry, master mariner, 44 Freehold street
Bolton Thomas, herbalist, 88 St. Paul's street
Bond Demment, beer retailer, 43 Edward's pl.& 59 Cogan st
Bond Francis U.A. princiiial of Hull k East Biding Cdl^e,
4 Crown terrace, Anlaoy road
Bond John F. costtmuer, 3 Charlotte street
Bond Robert, glass k china warehouse, 13 Prospect street
Bond William, agent to Scottish Legal Life Assurance
Society, a/ Vincent street, Bond street
Bone Alexandra (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 3a Strickland street
Bone John, pilot, 4 Queen's square, Humber street
Bonner Robert, dealer in small ware, Harrow ho. Hessle rd
Bonner Thomas Henry, chief engineer, 69 Campbell street
Bontoft George Frederick, manager to theProvindal Bedding
Company, New Garden street
Bontoft John Wesley, ale k porter meichant,6 Bowlalley lane
Bontoft John William, grocer, 79 Church street, Drj-pool
Boocock William, shopkeeper, 79 Sp}rvee street. Groves
Boodie Henry Austin, comm.traT. 13 PembOTton st.Witham
Boodie John, school board officer, 17 Dansom lane
Booker Henry k Co. steam tug owner, Wellington street
west ; k office, 39 Humber street
Boon Rebecca fMrs.), fishmonger, 51 Charles street
Booth Benjamin, chief engineer, 114 Citmpbell street
Booth Charles, beer retailer, 43 New George street
Booth Henr>-, fishing rod maker k tobacconist, 13 Chariot st
Booth John, shopkeeper, 5^ Dock street
Booth Leaper, wine & spirit merchant, 33 High street
Booth Thomas, grocer k draper.Sa k 83 Church st. Scnlcoates
Booth William, grocer, 4 Woodiionse street, Hedon road
Booth William, shopkeeper, ac Wassand street
Boothby Edward, market gardener, Cottingham
Boothby Margaret (Mrs.), farmer & market gardener,
Northgate, Cottingham
Booty James, shopkeeper, 76 Walcott street
Booty William, shopkeeiier, 300 Bean street
Hordes Stephen, tailor, 89 Spsrvee street. Groves
Bores John & William k Co. railway k antifriction grease
manufacturers, Robert street
Bores Mary (Mrs.), greasemanuf. seeBoresJ. & W. &Co
Bores Walter, grease manufacturers, see Bores J. & W.& Co
Borough Cemetery (Wilson Scott, supt.), Hedon road
Borrill Saul k Son, bakers, 51 k 72 Mytongate
Borrill Chas. fishmonger k gams dealer, 43 Waterworks st
Borrill Joseph, baker, 50 West street
Borrill Sat^, baker, see Borrill S. & Sou
Borrill Wilson, baker, 43 Waterworks street
Borrows Martin, shopkeeper, 35 Trippett street
Borthwick Henry, .shopkeeper, 25 Salthonse lane
Bosomworth James William, master St. Stephen's national
boys' school. Canning street •
Bceomworth Priscilla(Mrs.), linen draper, 74 Spring bank
Bosworth Robert, shopkeeper, 7 Kirby street, Sculooates
Botham Bilatthew, shoe maker, Hessle
Botham Richard, tailor, 5 Wellington mart
Botham William, hay k straw merchant, i Linnwus street
Botham William, tailor, 37 Sutton street
Kothwick Ellen (Mrs), Manchester Arms p.H. 6 Scale lane
Botta Joseph, shopkeeper, 98 West parade
Bottamley Edwara, grocer, 7 Argyle terrace, Holdemess rd
BotteriU Son icBilson, architects luurreyors,23Parliament st
Botterill George, joiner, 1S6 Waterloo street north
BotteriU John, farmer, Eppleworth grange, Cottingham
Botterill Richard, shoe maker, 11 Swann street, Scnlcoates
BotteriU WUliam. architect, see BotteriU Son k Bilson
Bottomley lien, shopkeepei-, Brittania sq. Air st. Scnlcoates
Bottomley Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 63 New George st
Bottomley William, beer retailer, Clarence st. Garrison aide
Bottomley WiUiam, Commercial hotel, 51 Great Union at
Bongh William, fried fish dealer, 4a Wassand street
Bourne WiUiam, grocer, i6 New George street
BoQsfield Henry, plumber, 38 Clifton street
Boosfield John, joiner k builder, a6 I^eonard street
Boville George James, pianoforte dealer, turner k reptir«T,
50 Leonara street
Bowen James, fishmonger, ao Charles street
Bowen John Hy. fishmonger, 4 Livingstone arcade,Anlaby rd
Bower k Thornton, lead, glass k tin plate merchants, Wel-
lington chambers, Wellington street
Bower W31iam,lead k glass merchants, see Bower IcThomton
Bower's, AUerton CoUiery Co. coUiery owners '(George
Blackburn, manager); office, 39 Humber Dock street
Bowes Henry k Walter, grocers, 30 Witham
Bowes George, painter, 57 West parade
Bowes Samuel, draper, 33 Beaumont street, Drypool
Bowling Hannah (Mrs. ),milliner k dress mkr. 35 Osborne st
Bowling John, shopkeeper, 9 Moxon street
Bowling Thomas Smith, tailor, 89 Trinity street
Bowman k Simpson, smack owners, 6 Billingsgate chambers,
St. Andrew's dock
Bowman George, fish merchant, KBilUngsgato, St. Andrew's
dock k WeUmgton st. west ; k commission agent, 29 Lister
street ; k smack owner, see Bowman k Simpson
Bowman George, tailor, i Horsham terrace. West parade
Bowman Isaac, Stag's Head inn, k machine owner, Lelley,
Preston
Bowmnn Thomas, roily man. Ropery street
Bowring James Richard, boot k shoo maker, 19 Silver st
Boxall Joseph, master mariner, 4 Longden St. Newington
Boyall David, shoe maker, 70 Raywell street
Boyd Charlotte(Mrs.),straw bonnet ma.86Church st.Drypool
Boyd Edward, miUwright, 73 to 77 Holderness road
Boyd Hogh,oommercitQ school, 1 1 East parade,Holdemess rd
Boyd Robert George,colIector of water rates, Southcoates la
Boyd Thomas, smack owner, 1 10 Coltman street
Boyes Isaac, cowkeeper, De Grey street, St. John's wood
Boylan Hugh, printer, 16 Bishop lane
Boyle John, dothes dealer, Sutton bank
Boynton Alfred,cabiiiet maker,8 Cyprus arcade. Spring bank
Boynton George, com dealer, 4 Great Union street
Boynton John, builder k smith, Hallgate, Cottingham
Boynton John, carter, 6 Worsley street
Boynton John A. D. auctioneer k vainer, 44 Lowgate ;
residence, 49 Leonard street
Boynton Jn. Bear]>ark,plumber k glazier.Hallgt. Cottingham
Boynton Ke^orth, grocer Aitalian wareho.maii.4 Bri^^ st
Boyton WUham, corn dealer 3 & grocer, aiA, St. Luke's st
Brabiner William, cartman k greengrocer, 38 Colliers st
Brace John, grocer k beer retailer, 54 Kent st. Holdemess rd
Brackenbury James, draughtsman, 8Beecro{tst.Newington
Bradbury k Co. Limitea (William Barker, manager,),
sewing machine manufacturers, 4 Porter street
Bradbury John,pari8h clerk of Sculooates, 7 Francis St. west
Bradbury Robert, Nag's Head p.H. 133 High street
Brader Charles, butcher, 86 Lister street & ic^ Sewer lane
Bradley Brothers, brush manufs. Porto BeUo uiill, Hessle rd
Bradley Jarvis John, bed & mattress maker, 34 Osborne st
Bradley Jobn WiUiam, beer retailer, 2 North street
Bradley Jsph. fish & ice merchant & smack owner, 4 Billings-
gate chambers, St. Andrew's dock; & fish curar,Goodwin st
Bradley Joseph, shopkeeper, Wyke street, Hedon road
Bradley Patrick, grocer k provision dealer, 41, Brook street
Bradley Robert, marine store dealer, 1 1 Commercial road
Bradley Septimus, fish curer, 55 Goodwin street
Bradley WiUiam C. agent to Mariners' Main Colliery Co.
Princes' Dock street
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Bradley Walter, fish It game dealer, 41 Chariot street
Bradnum James & Co. fruit brokers, 8 Hombcr street
BralDum James, fruit broker, see Brudiinm Jauies & Co
Bracrden Thomas, lime merchant, see Lockwood, Bragden &
Crawshaw
Bragg George, shopkeeper, 51 Bay well street
Brainbridge George, bootmaker, 74 Kent st. Holdemess rd
Bnitbiraite, Hewetaon k Co. timber merchants, Courtney
street, Hddemess road
Btaiihwaite Edward, shopkeeper, 59 Hessle road
Braithvaite George William, timber merchant, see Braith-
vaite, Hewetsoa & Co
Braithwaite William, earthenware dealer, 15 Sykes street
Brakenbary James, shopkeeper, 6 Manor alley
Brameld William George, compormder, & british wine,
cordial t aerated water manufacturer, 20 Chapel lane ;
mqdence, 109 Durham street. See advertisement
Bramley Harriet (Mrs.), shpkpr. 130 Glasgow st. Newingtn
Braoskey Solomon, tailor, 103' Walker street
Brant William Mark, coal dealer, 49 Hodgson st. Groves
Bnnton Elizabeth (Mrs. ), apartments, 14 Gilbert street
Branton George Henry, cab proprietor, 21^ Derringliam st
Branton Henry, grocer, 50 Dansom lane
Branton John, mineral water manufacturer, 7 Wilde street
Bntesani Lnigi, confectioner, 63 Queen street
B»To Anthony, shopkeeper, lao Osborne street
Braro Antonio, second hand clothes deater. Great Passage st
BnjAlfred, commercial trav. 103 St. George's rd. Newiugtn
Bray Alfred, cowkeeper, 40 Somerset street, Newington
Bra; Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 38 Norfolk street
Bray Charlotte (Mrs.), milliner, 88 Porter street
Bny Enoch, cowkeeper, i Blundell street, Brunswick estate
Bray George, Red Lion p.h. Manor alley, Lowgate
Bny William Grimston, joiner k builder, 14J Clarendon
street south
Bnyriiaw Samuel, earthenware dealer, 23^ Lincoln street
Biaiilian Vice-Consulate (William Croft), 3 Victoria
chambers. Prince's Dock street
Breaker Edward, teacher of music, 43 'H'almsley street
Bregazzi Andrew Joseph, Rose p.h. 26 Sykes street
Bregazs Vincent, teacher of music, 29 Wright street
Brekke Lars k Co. cod lirer oil importers. 1% Blackfriargate
Brekke Lars, cod liver oil importer, see Brekke Lars & Co
firelsfurd William Henry, fish dealer, 124 High street
Bremner James, consulting engineer, 66 Wright street
Bremner Janet (Miss), ladies' school, i Cb^e ter. Anlaby rd
Brentano Jas. Calvert, beer retailer, 20 Caroline street, k
juiner, Caroline place
Brentno Annie (Mrs. ), dressmaker, 59 Campbell street
Brentoo John, farmer, Preston
Brewer Charles Albert, oil refiner, see Hartley, Brewer k Co
Brewer Bobert, grocer k beer retailer, 19 Courtney street,
Holdemess road
Brewer Thomas Walter, master mariner, 5 Gladstone street,
Anlaln' road
Brevin William, fish curer. Mechanic lane, Edgar street
Brewis William Henry, pilot, 9 Victoria street
Brewster Francis, shoe maker, 26 Colliers street
Ercwster William, master of Crowle's Almshouses, Sewer la
Brickdale Captain Ernest, coast guard, Craisbrook villa,
Westboome avenue
Bricklayers Central Store Co (Thomas Mobbs, manager),
10 Ji>hn street
Brieklebank Man- Ann (Mrs. ), dining-rooms, 21 Edward's pi
Bridegroom Frecterick, upholsterer, 24 Finkle street
Bridge James C. commission agent, 79 Charles street
Bridgeman Thomas, boot & £(X! dealer, 8 York Parade,
Heasle road, Newington
Brxleer William Henry, shoemaker, 17 Marlborough ter
Bridges Abigail (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 North street
Bridges Benjamin, fruiterer, 6 Hnmber ter. Holdemess rd
Bridges Harry, carriage builder, Carr lane
Bridges Samnel Martin, boot i shoe maker, 40 Carr lane
Brier James, Barrel p.h. 60 New George street
Brigdon Frederick, shopkeeper, 7 Cumbcrlanil street
Briggs Henry, Sons k Co. steamship owners k commission
merchants, i Prince's Dock chambers, Prince's Dock street
Briggs Charles Henrj-, brush ma:rafacturers, 6 Brook street
Briggs EHen (Mrs. ), statnr. & toy dlr. 14 Naylor's rw. Drypl
Briggs George Jeremiah, surgeon, 4Carleton ter. Spring bank
Briggs Geo. Watson, shpkpr. Prince's road, St. John's wood
Briggs Harriet (Mrs.), lodging-house, 54 Caroline place
Briggs Henry, steam ship owner, see Briggs Hy. Sons k Co
Briggs Henry Hunter, steam ship owner, see Briggs Henry,
SomfcCo
BriggsJsph. holder of the lic8nse,The Public Rooms, Jarratt st
Briggs Mary (Mrs.), temperance hotel, 9 Midland street
Briggs WiUiam, cowkeeper. Common, Hessle
Brigfaam Henry, VRiite Horae inn, k livery stables, 49 Carr la
Brigbam James, shopkeeper, Waller street, Holdemess road
Brigfaam James Alfred, Black Horse p.h. Carr lane
Biigfaam James Alfred, painter, see Watkia k Brigham .
Brigham Morris, tailor, 16 Wainfleet terrace. Fountain road
Brightin George, bootmaker, $ New George street
Brighton Gabriel, shopkeeper k shoemaker, g Aldborough st
Briglin Stephen, shopkeeper, 2 Little Queen street k Chapel
street. Paragon street
Brignell William, grocer k beer retailer, 1 1 & 19 Barnsley
street, Holdemess road
Briley William, greengrocer, 25 Lower Union street
Brindle John, marine store dealer, 61 Stickland street
Brindle Kobert, shopkeeper, 37 Garden street
Brinliam Wm. smack owner, 326 St. George's rd. Newingtn
Bristow k Co. wholesale tea dealers k provision merchants,
83 k 84 Queen street ; & tea dealers, 24 Paragon street
Bristow George Francis, wholesale tea dealer, see Bristow
k Co. ; k grocers, 13 Spring bank
Bristow Robert, draper, i West End parade, Hessle road
Bristow Robert, hosier, 81 Queen street
British k Foreign Bible k Religious Tract Society, i7Savile st
British Gas Light Co. Limited (Andrew Dougall, supt. k
engineer ; Andrew Dougall, jun. assistant engineer ;
James Cox, resident clerk) ; offices. Baker street, Prospect
street ; works, Bankside, Sculeoats
British Workman, No. i (Wm. Phillips, man.), 185 High st
British Workman's Assurance Co. Limited (Joseph A.
Patrick, suixjrintendent), 22 Humber Dock street
Brittain Charles Speek, Druids' Arms P.H. Lime street
Brittain John Ratclifte, pawnbroker, 26 St. Luke's street
Brittain Mar}- (Mrs.), dressmaker, Hnllgate, Cottingham
Brittain Mary (Mrs. ), second hand clothes dlr. 30 Bond st
Brittain Samuel, hairdresser, 73 Marlborough terrace
Brittau Benjamin, market gardener. Craven st. Holdemess rd
Britton James William, shopkeeper, 9 Lansdowne street
Britton John, Blue Ball p.h. 13 Trippett street
Broad Thos. master of Courtney st. board school, 36 Shaw st
Broadbent James Moses, grocer k tea dealer, 61 Prospect st
Broadey John, lodging-house, 42 Blanket row
Broadley Jn. Hy. shpkpr. i Cicero ter. Swann st. Sculcoates
Broadwell Frederick, com meter, 30 Day street
Broady John, Prince of Wales p.h. 38 Blanket row
Brochner Carl Christian k Co. com merchant. Com exchange
k commission merchants, Danish buildings, 45 High st.
Brochner Hans Henry Edmund, commission merchant, see
Brochner Carl Christian & Co
Brochner John Shaw, commission merchant, see Briichner
Carl Christian k Co
Brochner William Albert Shaw, commission merchant, see
Brochner Carl Christian k Co
Brocklebank George, house agent k assessor, k collector of
income tax, 13 Postemgate
Brocklebank George, printer k stationer, 20 Mytongate
Brocklebank George, tailor, grocer k draper, Preston
Brocklebank George, tax collector, 10 Trinity sq. Anlaby rd
Brocklebank Ji^mes, shopkeeper, 58 Spencer street
Brocklebank John, bootmaker, 171 Vlaterloo street north
Bnxsklebank Maria Elizabeth (Miss), fruiterer, .\nlaby road
Brocklebank Mary (Mrs.), farmer, West end, Preston
Brocklebank Thomas, farmer, Lelley, Preston
Brocklebank Thomas, felhnonger, George street, Hedon
Brocklebank Thos. Hudson, shopkeeper, 14 Lower Union st
Brocklesby George, joiner k builder, 4 George yard
Brocklesby John Atkinson, saddler k liamess maker. Hall-
gate, Cottingham
Brocklesby Moses, tea & coffee merchant, 6 Queen street
Brodie Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 7 Regent street
Brodie Martha (Mrs.), linen draper, Cumberland terrace,
Anlaby road
Brodrick k Peters, wine k spirit merchants, 38 High st.
k brewers, Wincolmlee
Brodrick Frederick Stead, York Diocesan surveyor &
architect, see Smith k Brodrick
Brodrick Jn. Hy. maltster, 14 Charterhouse.la. k brewer, 59
Wincolmlee ; & wine merchant, see Brodrick k Peters
Brodrick William Holborn, chief engineer, 20 Milton street
Brodrick Wm. Stead, comm. agt. see Holmes, J. Dalton k Co
Brogdeu James, shopkeeper. Chapman street, Wilmington
Brogden Bobert Colgreave, earthenware dcoler, 30 Cleve-
land street. Groves
Brogden Thomas, master of Catholic school, 34 Prymc st
Bromby David, market gardener, Dnuswell, Cottingham
Bromby George, stationer k printer, 26 Charles street
Broinby Samuel, watchmaker, Hallgate, Cottingham
Bromby Wm. master mariner^ 3 Sydenham viU. Norwood st
Bromby Wm. WQkinson, tobacco pipe maker, 20 North st
Bromley Charles, shoemaker, Hessle road, Newington
Bromley Thos. master mariner, 3 Gladstone st. Anlaby rd
Brook John Thomas, bricklaj-er, i Goodwin street
Brooks &Co.boottEshoe repairers. i2.Charles St. ; loSHesslc rd
5 Holdemess arcade within ; k i Queen Ann's buildings,
Carr lane
Brooks Benjamin, secretary to Hull General Infirmary,
Prospect street
Brooks Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Dansom laue^
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Brooks Enoch, marble mason, Hedon road
Brooks Georgv, carrier, 17 Oxford street
Brooks James, hair dresser t perfumer, 16 Savile street
Brooks Bobt. Lavrence, draper hosierfc outfitter ,49SaviIe st
Brooks Robert Lee, grocer, 57 Church street, Sculooates
Brongh John, general dealer, 31 Msrlboroogh terrace
Brougbton Eliza (Mrs. ), fruiterer & gmgro. 143 Porter st
Broughton George Frederick, undertaker, 4 Cannon street
Brown A. &'Sons, who. k retail bookseller8.a6 k 27 Sarile st
Brown (William), Atkinson k Co. merchants k shipowners,
15 Parliament street
Brown, Barnes k Bell (D. Barraclough, manager), photo-
graphers, 5 SaWle street
Brown McLeavy k Co. skin rug mannfs. 131 Regent st
Brown Martin i Co. Lim. cement & brick manufacturers, 6
Bowlalley lane & Morley street, Stoneferry
Brown, :Toogood kCo. steam saw mills & timber merchants,
Bromley street, Sculooates k North side. Queen's dock ;
ofHce, 24 Wellington street
Brown William & Co. mast k block makers, North side,
Queen's dock; 16 Bridge street; George street, Lime
street, Groves k Edward's place
Brown William & Sons, cabinet makers, 84 Prospect street
Brown Alfred, joiner k builder, i East parade, Holderness
road k Prince's street
Brown Alfred Thomas, grocer, 59 Seaton st. Fountain road
Brown Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 49 Baywell street
Brown Arthur, shopkeeper, 10 Sutton Bank
Brown Betsey (Mrs. ), tobacconist, a Fountain road
Brown David, shopkeeper, Stoneferry
Brown Edwin, temperance bouse, 45 Paragon street
. Brown Edwin Elliott, seedsman, 20 Chariot street
Brown Edwin Naylor, hair dresser, 4 Portland street
Brown Frank, boot & shoe maker, 88 Glasgow st.Newington
Brown Frederick, greengrocer, 12 Church lane
Brown Frederick, shopkeeper, 44 Norfolk street
Brown George, boat builder, Wilmington, Groves
Brown George, fruiterer, 23 New George street
Brown George, shopkeeper, 51 Seaton street. Fountain road
Brown Geo. surveyor of customs, 7 Elm Tree ter. Anlaby rd
Brown George Cooper, tripe dresser, 30 Spencer street
Brown George Henry, mllyman. Princess street
Brown Henry, boot & shoe maker, Aulabyroad
Brown Henry, cabinet maker, see Brown William & Sons
Brown Henry, estate agent, 7 Granville street, Newington
Browu Henry, pianoforte toner, 16 Charles street
Brown Isaac, pilot, 26 Paradise place
Brown J. J. station master. N. E. Ry. Go. 15 Park street
Brown James, news agent k stationer, 11 St. John street
Brown James, timber merchant, see Brown, Toogood k Co
Brown James Alexander, manager Exchange Ic Discoimt
Bank, Limited, 23 Silver street
Brown Jas. Jubb, station master, Paragon .station,i5 Park st
Brown James K. fishmonger, i Humber ter. Hcddemessrd
Brown James Kenningham, furniture bro. 40 West parade
Brown Jane (Miss), dressmaker, 17 Blake street
Brown Jane (Mrs. ) shopkeeper, aS North street
Brown ' Jn. furniture bra 16 lb.rlborongh ter.&36 Pryme st
Brown John, greengrocer, 19 West parade
Brown John, grocer k beer retailer, 35 Wassand street
Brown John, hatter, 37 Charles street
Brown John, joiner, 17 Cottingbam terrace. Drain side
Brown John, ladies' private lunatic asylum,. The Retreat,
Marfleet lane
Brqwn John, manager, 92 St. George's road, Newington
Brown John, saddler & harness maker, 154 Porter street
Brown John Dillon, Lay assistant. Holy Trinity parish, i
Posterngate
Brown Jomi Emerson, hide, skin & fat broker. Sewer lane
Brown Jn. Wharam, who. & retail tobacconist, 13 Porter st
Brown Joseph, commercial traveller, i Freehold street
Brown Joseph, engraver kc. see Walker k Brown
Brown Joseph, oatfltter, 27^ Waterhonse lane
Brown Joseph, tobacconists fancy goods impatr.68 Brook st
Brown Margaret (Miss), shopkeeper, itS Cunpbell street.
Brown Mary (Mrs.), ladies' school, 9 Ripon ter. Liddell st
Brown MaryAnn(Mrs. ), laondiess, iSDulman st.Newington
Brown Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 24 Clarendon st
Brown MatUiew, master mariner, 31 Wilberforce street
Brown Michael, shopkeeper, 1 1 St. Mark's street
Brown Robert, plumber &c. 5 Sisters' terrace, Beverley rd
Brown Robert William, plundwr. Fountain road
Brown Robt. H. sanitary tube mer. off. 18 Brunswick avn
Brown S. A. (Jfrs.), bookseller, see Brown A. & Sons ;
residence, 23 Peel street, Spring bank
Brown Samuel, baker, 61 Waverly street
Brown Samuel H. shopkeeper, 18 k 30 Neptune street
Brown Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 4 Lockwood street
Brown Sarah (Mrs. ), ^ocer & beer retailer, 39 Symons st
Brown Sarah Jane (Miss), tobacconist, i6Londesborongh st
Brown Thomas, drysalter, 10 Dock street
Brown Thomas, general dealer, 8 Bond street
Brown Thomas, hatter, 40 Francis street west
Brown Thomas, shopkeeper, 84 St Paul's street
Brown Thomas Kirk, goldsmith kc. see Kirk Thoe. k Co. ;
residence, i Grove street, Beverley road
Brown Tom, picture frame maker, 20 Wilmington Groves
Brown William fish merchant, 7 Waterhonse lane k 16
Mytongate,
Brown William, furniture dealer, 61 Walmsley street
Brown William, grocer k ruUy owner, 63 Osborne street
Brown William, pawnbroker, 64 Osborne street
Brown William, jun. cabinet maker, see l^own Wm.&Sons
Brown William, jun. mast k block maker, see Brown, Wm.
k Co. ; k timber merchant, see Brown, Toogood k Co
Brown William Kirk, wine & spirit importer, see Hotlgson,
Gibson k Co
Browne Frances Elizabeth (Miss), teacher of music, 17
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Browne Mark, news agent, 83 Porter street
Brownlee John, tin plate worker, 46 Pease street
Brownrigg William, shopkeeper k baker, 67 Day street
Bruce John & Son, saw mills, Terry street
Bruce k Klee, general merchants. Commercial road
Bruce Benjamin John Elder c.B. ciWl engineer, architect k
surveyor, i Parliament street
Bruce John, saw mills, see Bruce .John k Son
Bruce Robert L. merchant, see Bruce k Klee
Brace Sarah Ann (Mrs. ), apartments, 12 Waverley street
Bruoe Thomas Nicholas, saw mills, see Bruce John k Son
Brneester Elizabeth (Mrs. ), grocer, 1 1 Colliers street
Brumby k Clarke, printers k paper merchants, 9 Baker st
Brumby& Taylor, joiners k bldrs. 36 Woodhonse st. Hedon rd
Brumby EUerby, joiner k stair case builder. Temple street
Brumby Robert William, printer, see Brumby & Clarke
Brumby William, joiner k builder, see Bmmby * Taylor
Brumby William, tailor, 33 Pryme street
BrumbyWm.Burder.pork buteher,6Woodhonse St. Hedon rd
Brumfitt Catherine (Mrs.),draper, 5 Mount place, Hessle rd
Bmnner Englebert, wateh maker k jeweller, 63 Mytongate
: Brunton John, chief officer, 112 Campbell street
; Brumton Jn.yard foreman for N. E. By. Co. 18 Wakefield st
Brunton Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Strickland street
Brnter Charles, wheelwright, Gibson street
I Bryson, Jameson k Co. timber merchants, North side,
I Qneen's dock k Church street, Drypool
. Bubbings George A. painter k paper hanger. West parade
I Bnbbings Wm. Ed. carriage builder. East par. Holderness rd
I BnchananDnncan, master mariner, 43Fountain St. Anlaby rd
Buchanan John, consulting engineer, 3 Prince's Dock
chambers. Prince's Dock street
; Buchanan William Tennant, Golden Cup p.k. 6a Brook st
: Buck Andrew, farmer. Stone creek, Cherry Cobsands, PauU
Buck Henry, bricklayer, 31 Lockwood street
I Buck John, bricklayer, 1 1 Liddell street
Buck William, joiner & undertaker, 18 Jenning st. Gro^■es
Buckle John, plumber & glazier, 31 & 33 Bourne street
Buckley John, second hand clothes dealer, 14 Scott street
Buckley William, master mariner, 15 Stanley street
Buckndl George, hair dresser, 17 Chapel lane
Bucknell JoaeMi, hair dresser, 6 George }-ard
Bnckton Geo.&Sons, drysalters k comm. agents, 56 High st
Bockton Edward, confectioner, 19 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Bnckton George Freer, solicitor, 33 Parliament st^t
Buckton Henry, drysalter, see Buckton George & Sons
Bnckton Thomas, drysalter, see Bucl^ton George k Sons
BuSam Bennett, com factor, Beverley road
BnSey John, draper, 64 Cleveland street. Groves
Buffey Samuel, furniture dealer, 15 Spittle street, Groves
Bukley John, grocer fc beer retailer, 7a k 73 Leonard street
Bull Elizabeth (Mrs. J, apartments, 77SeIbyst. Newington
Bnller John Dale, shopkeeper, 40 St. James' street
Bnllough Peter, fishmonger, 128 Witham
Buhner k Field, seed crushers, oil cake k oil refiners,
manufacturers & merchants, 188 Highst. ; mills, Morley
street, Stoneferry, k Lime street
Bulmer Christopher, french polisher, i New Garden street
Bulmer John, custom house office, 7 Osbonie street
Bulmer Thomas Kidd, seed crusher, see Bulmer k Field
Bultitnde Jane Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 William street
BuntingThos. tobacconist, 8 Dock arcade, Hessle rd.Nwngtn
Buoy Michael, fruit merchant, 7 Mytongate
Burdett Mary (Mrs. ), lodging house, a Brighton terrace.
Hall street, Spring bank
Burgeon Elisi (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, ai Moxon street
Burgess William, raff merchant, Hjfperion street, Drypool
Burke Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 75 Day street
Burke Michael, shopkeeper, 80 North street
Burke Peter, coal dealer, 7 Cross street
Burkhill Thomas, shopkeeper, 40 Goodwin street
Bnrkill Edmund, tobacconist, 86 Witham
Burkinsbaw Betsy Ann (Miss), dressmaker, 11 Wellington la
Burkinshaw Francis, tailor, i Great Union street, Witham
Burkinshaw Wm. Parker, aocntnt. see CarliU& Burkinshaw
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Borldttic Saanderaon, engraven, lithographers k printen, '
33 Chariot street & 35 Scale lane
Borkitt Frederick, engraver, see BorkiU k Sannderson
Bonmui Ellen (Mias), pork butcher, 9a Thomas st. Drypool {
Bnnmui John, shopkeeper, 43 Gibson street
Bom William, cowkeeper, 7 Portend street
Barnes Thomas, custom house officer, 15 Francis St. west
Burnett Thomas, shoe maker, ao Portland street
Burnett William, chemist & druggist, Alexandra Pharmacy,
Alenndra arcade, Hedon road
Bumliam James, shoemaker, Strickland street
Bomham John, baker, 16 Sykes street
Bnmham John, farmer, East end, Preston
Bnmham Thomas, shopkeeper, 23 Park road, The Park
Bomham Wilfred, farmer, Preston
Bonis Qementina CMrs.), shopkeeper, 143 Waterloo St. nth
Boms Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 146 Walker street
Boms Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 West street
Barrell Fk. Wm. manufacturing confectioner, 7 Adelaide st
Borrell John, chief engineer, 3 Manchester st Hessle road
Bunell John, shopkeepen, 59 Walton street, Newington
Borrill William CV>nstable, dining rooms, 49 Hedon road
Barrows Emma (Miss), milliner,. 53 Hopvood street
Borsell John, market ^rdener, Cottingnam
BnrstaD & Hnffam, ship, insurance k timber brokers. Com-
mercial bnildings, 29 High street
Borstall Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Hill street
Barstall Henry, ginger beer fee. manuf. 42^ Pryme street
Borstall Jaa. Wm. east india bro. k com. agt. 183 High gt
Bnrstall John, shoe maker, i Cave street. Stepney
Burt Thomas, beer retailer, in HessI^ road
Barton Brewery Co. Limited (The) (Edward Arnold,
agent). Chapel lane
Barton Christopher, fish rarer, 61 Great Passage street
Barton Christopher, marine store dealer, St. Mark's street
Bnrtan Etia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Warwick street, Drypool
Bortun Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 36 liond street
Burton Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 41 Lower Onion street
Barton Herbert, tailor, 63 Spyvee street, Groves
Burton Inman, chimney sweep, 3 Alfred street
Barton John, greengrocer, 57 West parade
Barton John, grocer k beer retailer, 61 Norwood street
Burton John, joiner k builder, 41 Freehold street
Burton John, shopkeeper, 18 Jackson street
Barton John, yeast merchant, loi Bean street
Barton Jn.Wm. ale k porter mer. iMontreal ter.Spring bank
Barton Martha (Mrs.), fishmonger, 17 Chariot street
Barton Martha (Mrs.), ahopkpr. 81 Beeton st.Holdeme8S rd-
Barton Thomas, coal dealer, 103 West parade
Barton Thomas, furniture broker, 10 Church St. Scnlcoates
Barton Thomas, shoe dealer, 75 Clifton street
Barton William, butcher, 43 Charles street
Barwell Edwin Prodor, grocer, 9 Lowgate
Borwell W. hon. sec. to hospital for poor sick children,
21 Storv street
Bnrwell William, seed crusher. Oriental buildings, i High
stmt & Green lane
Bush Frederick William, clothier, i Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Bash Herman, watchmaker, 5 Kingston terrace, Hessle rd
Bush Joseph W. photograplier, 123 Witham
Boithby Edwin, insurance agent, 9 Symons street
Boshby Henry, head master of the training ship " Sonth-
am|iton " 8 Bnmswick avenue, Beverley road
Botler Charles, shopkeeper, 51 Strickland street
Butler George, custom house ofRcer, 92 Paisley St. Nwngtn
Butler Harriet (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Stoneferry
Batler James, coostgnard officer, PauU
Bntler James, market keeper, 47 Waverley street
Botler John, boot fe shoe maker, HaUgate, Cottingham
Bntler John, tailor k outfitter, 18 North walls
Bntler Levi, metal broker, Alexandra house, William street
Bntler Thomas, shopkeeper, Adelaide st. west, Adelaide st
Butler William, shopkoeiier, 40 Cumberland street
Bntlin George, temperance hotel, 8 & 9 Prince, street
Botterick Jmm, farmer, Haver flats k West bulls, Cottinghm
Bntterick William Cooper, joiner, 80 Lime street
Bntterill Hy. lodging housekeeper, 33 Charlotte street
Butters Thomas, marine store dealer, 54 Church st.Drypool
Bnttmrorth ElizabeUi (Mrs. ), lodging house, 26 Mason st
Butterworth EUen (Mrs.), midwife, 2 Sykes street
Bntterworth George Thomas, clothier, 23 Bridge street
Butterorth Samuel, shopkeeper, 6 Wilson row, Drain side
Buttery Charles Henry, fish merchant, 9 Madeley street
Buttery Charlotte (Mre.), shopkeeper, Anlaby road
Buttery Martha (Miss), infant's mistress, Bhindell Street
board school ; 11 Bictimond terrace, Drain side
Butts Bobert Gosset, commission agent, Wilberforce build-
ings, 25 High street
BycnrftChas shopkpr.fe beer ret. 6Grangc st. Swann's estate
Byfonl Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. 13 Little Queen st. Paragon st
Bygott Harriet (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 6i Charles street
Bygott Herbert James, yeast importer, 4 Wellington street
Bywster James, pork butcher, 122 Witham
Cade Robert Tinoall, corn dealer, Humber bank
Cade William, hair dresser, 3 Church street, Scnlcoates
Cahalin Peter, clothes dealer k lodging house, 33 West st
Cahill Edwd. William, sen. boot k shoe maker, 39 Bond st
Cahill Edward William, jun. boot maker, 6a, Fountain rd
Cahill John, boot k shoe maker, 73 Prospect street
Cain George, shoemaker, 99 West parade
Caine John Joseph, glass & china dealer, Carr lane
Caley Ellen (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 103 Hodgson street, Groves
Calcy Leonard, butcher, 41 Norfolk street
Caley Richard, tailor, 70 Portland street
CaleyThomas Jsph. Southcoates Station hotel, Holderness rd
Callis Thos. Flowers, wharfinger k pipe clay dlr. 90 High st
Calvard& Strachan, enginrs.&mill wright8,53CumbeTland st
Calvert George Edmimd, brewer k maltster, Hedon
Calvert John, master mariner, 77 Somerset street, Nwngtn
Calvert Richard, pilot, 77 Campbell street
Calvert Thomas, blacksmith, Sutton
Calvert Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Finkle street
Cambidge Thomas, shopkeeper, 44 Cogan street
Caraby k Ramsey, tobacconists k jewellers, 44 Lowgate
Camby John, tobacconist, see Camby k Ramsey
Cameron John George, superintendent engineer at Thomas
Wilson, Son & Co. s
Camlin John, shopkeeiier, 36 Moxon street
Cammell, Woolf k Haigh, coal merchants & steam ship
1)wner8, Kingston chambers, Prince's Dock street
Cammell Jane (Miss), dress k mantle maker, 63 Sandring-
ham street, Ncwinglon
Camp William Hall, master of Campbell Street Temporary
board school, i Rutland jjlace, Norfolk street
Campbell Alexander, potatoe dealer, 16 Dock street
Campbell Charles A.P.S. Lond. chemist, 60 Market place
Campbell Charles, commission agent, 44 Regent street
Campbell Cook William, baker k shopkeeper, 24 Clifton st
Campbell Gen. Howard, tea mer. see rielohouse k Campbell
Campbell James, chief constable, 30 Parliament street ;
residence, 10 Hutt street
Campbell John, boot k shoe maker, 70 Charles street
Campbell Michael, commission mer. see Cattley k Campbell
Campbell Thomas Brooks, tinman, brazier k gasHtter, 18
Mytongate
Campbell William, earthenware dealer, 16 Caroline street
Campbell Wm. Hy. superintendent for Dock Co. 39 Lister st
Campien Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Finsbnry grove
Cami)lin John, Humber Dock master, 74 Lister street
Oamplin Mary Aim (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Short street
Camplin William, wheelwright, Preston
Gona John, shopkeeper, 19 Neptune street
Conby Jotm Sharp, tobacconist, 48 Waterworks street ; 4
Queen street k 44^ Lowgate
Cane Edward, second hand clothier, 61 & 62 West street
Cane James, chimney sweep, 3a Glasgow street, Newington
Canliam John, farmer, East end, Preston
Canning Phillip William George, resident surgeon, Hull &
Scnlcoates disiiensary, St. John street
Cannon Zoccheus, shipping agent, see Donaldson Arthur
Cantley Edmund, farmer, West end k East end, Preston
Canty Richard, wood turner, Hedon road, residence, 8
Marineparadc, Spyvee street
Capam, Hankey & Co. brewers (Newark-on-Trent) (James
Southam, agent), 83 Mytongate
Cape David, shopkeeper, 96 Bean street
Cape Joseph, cattle dealer, Anlaby
Cape Louisa (Mrs.), dress k mantle maker, 29 Day street
Cape William, jun. grocer k postmaster, Anlaby
Capes Charles Henry k Son, tailors k drapers, 20 Sfivile st
Capes James, watch maker, 24^ Trippett
Capon Amy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 137 High street
Oappleman James, butcher, 83 Lime street
Capetick Emanuel, hair dresser, Hallgate, Cottingham
Care Edward, butcher, 48 The Shambles
Care Richard, fruit merchant', 13 Prince's Dock street
Cares Charles, marine store dealer, 36 Scnlcoates hme
Carey Catherine (Mrs. ), greengrocer, 3 Booth street
Oarlce Christopher Henry, grocer, 1 Walmer ter. Hessle rd
Carlce Joseph, draper, 35 Ixime street, Swann's estate
Carlill k Burkinshaw, accoimtonts, 4 Parliament street
Carlill k Crawshaw, solicitors, 25 Parliament street
Carlill Watson k Son, agents to the Phconix Fire k Eagle
Life Offices, 160 High street
CarUU k Co, taUow brokers, 20 High street
Carlill Briggs solicitor, see Carlill k Crawshaw
CarlillEdwd.Howard,insarance agent,see CarlillWatson&Son
Carlill James Green, accountant, see Carlill k Burkinshaw
Carlill Robert, butcher, Hessle
Carlill Stephen, tallow broker, see Carlill k Co
Carlill Thomas, news agent, 18 St. John's street
Carlill Watson, insurance agent, see Carlill Watson Sc Son
Carlin Thomas & William, tallow chandlers, 63 Lowgate k
Maxwell street, Stoneferry . ,,..,,,.,
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Carlin JToseph, coal dealer, Hcssle
Carlin Tliomas, drj-salter, §ce Carlin Thomas k William
Carlin William, tallow chndlr. see Carlin Thomas & William
Carling John, fent dealer, 19 Walker street
Carling Matthew, grocer, 71 Lee Smith street, Hedon road
Carlisle William, smack owner, 71 Lister street
Carlton Edith Ellen (Miss), dairyman, 124 Waterloo st. nth
Carlton George Westerdalc, cabinet maker, 62 Charles st
Carmichael John William, marine surgeon &c. see Peek & j
Carmichael ; & tug owner, 49 William street
Carmichael Mary Ann (Mrs.), haberdasher, 13 Hedon road
Carmichael Michael, insurance agent, 43 Wright street
Carmichael Robert, hat box maker, i6 North street |
Carmichael William Henry, hair dresser, Beverley road 1
Carnegie Thos. Brisbane, surveyor of customs, 31 Linnxosst
Camijs John, grocer, 82 Bean street
Carnley & Quicke, surgeons, 50J Charlotte street '
Camley Henry h.d. Lond. surgeon, see Carnley tc Quicke ; '
& Charlotte street . |
Carr Alfred, shopkeeper, 32 Osborne street I
Carr George, Flying Horse p.h. 21 Sewer lane i
Carr George Henry, toy dealer, 147 Waterloo street north |
Carr Henry, saddler, Preston '
Carr Henry, saddler, 14 Silver street
Carr John, builder, 67 Constable street |
Carr Joseph, baker, 52 Salthonse lane ]
Carr Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 51 New George street !
Carr Mary (Mrs. ), pawnbroker, 5 Paradise row. Bridge st ^
Carr Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 North street .
Carr Mary Jane (Miss), dress maker, 4 Western Villas '•
Hessle road, Dairyeoates ]
Carr Michael, grocer, 15 Charterhouse lane |
Carr Bichard Towers, joiner, 47^ Hopwood street 1
Carr Robert, farmer, Preston
Carr Robert, joiner & builder. Mill yard, Holderness road ; '
rssidence, 34 Studley street '
Carr Robert, shopkeeiier, 35 Pelham street, DryjKX)!
Carr Thomas, shopkeeper, 1 Prince of Wales terrace, Stani-
forth place, Hessle road
Carr Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Providence row
Carr Wm. brick, sand & coal mer. Church street, Scnleoates
Carr William H. grocer, Hessle road
Carratl John, general dealer, 2 Manchester st. Newington
Carrick & Co. tobacco manufacturers, 9 Grimsby lane
Carrick George, shoe maker Preston
Carrick Harriet (Mrs.), sand dlr. & fishmonger, 78 Lime st
Carrick Jane (Mrs. ), boot & shoe maker, Sutton
Carrick Louis, bricklayer, Preston
Carrick Peter, tailor, Preston
Carrick Robert, solicitor, see Watson, Sons & Carrick
Carrick Thomas, wheelwright, Sutton
CarriU Luke, picture frame' maker, 9 Campbell street & 57
Hessle road
Carroll Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Wellington mart
Carruthers Robert, beer retailer, 92 Osborne street
Carson Robert, consnlling engineer 8c marine superinten-
dent, 3 Minerva terrace ;. residence, 170 0>ltman street
Carter Charles, grocer, 37 Bean street
Carter Chaa. Thomjison, greengrocer, laChnrch st.Scnlcoates
Carter George, grocer, 20 Lockwood street
Carter Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Albert street, Newington
Carter Stephen John, tailor, 15 Medley street
Carter William Cattley, com & commission agent, Com-
mercial buildings, 29 High street
Cartledge William, greengrocer, 30 Barmston street, &
shopkeei^r, 112 Cumberland street
Carton George, beer retailer, 73 Day stt^et
Cartridge William, blacksmith, 69 West street
Cartridge William, wheelwright. Colliers street
Cartwright Geo. Star k (tarter hotel, Hessle nl. Newington
Cartwright John, greengrocer, 28 Colliers street
Cartwright Robert, shopkeeper, i Church lane
Cartwright Thomas Stainton, grocer, 12 West street
Cartwright Wm. chemist <t druggist, Hessle rd. Newington
Carver & Co. railway carriers & forwarding agents (Henry
HoSis, manager), Kingston street
Carver Alfred John, commission agent, see Svkes T.Eley&Co
Carver Charlotte (Mrs.), clothes dlr. 23 Hodgson st. Groves
Carver Mary (Mrs.), fishmonger, 36. 37 k 38 Savile street
Carver William, master mariner, 9 Clifton street
Cary Ira, pork butcher, 30 Brook street
Caselton Charles, grocer, 30 Fountain road ; i refreshment
rooms, 20 Cannon street
Casey Daniel, furniture dealer, 48 Walker street
Casoy John, Falcon p.h. 14 West street
Cash Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 124 Walker street
Cash William, chief engineer, 4 Ryde street, Beverley road
Casril Morris k Son, cap manufacturers, 14 Liddell street
Casrill k Son, hatters. 5 Suffolk row, Wincolmlee
Casrill Marcus William, hat & cap manufacturer, 9J King st
Cass Thos. Topham, cabinet ma. 2 Wilton ter. Holderness rd
Cass William, bookseller k stationer, 56 Prospect street
CasselllGeorge, chief engineer, t2 Redbourne St. Boulevard
Casson John, manager for Foster k Andrews, 40 Dock st
Cassou William, carver k gilder, 21^ Bond street .
Castin John Robert, master mariner, 37 Liddell street
Castle k Pagan, nautical instrument makers k compass
adjusters, Commercial road & English street
Castle John David, nautical instrument maker &c. 'see
Castle & Pagan
Castle Mary ( Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 17 Gibson street
Castle Wm. chief engineer u.x. ioa, Carlton ter.Spring bt
Catlin Benjamin, grocer, 63 Woodhouse st. Hedon rcmd
Catterson John Bobt. Lord Collingwood p.h. 46 &47Lowgate
Cattley k Campbell, merchants k importers of linseed k
cotton seed, flour kc. k insurance agents, 202 High st
Cattley J. H. &Sons, timber mers .North side, Qticcn'sdock
Cattley Harold Richard, commission merchant, see Cattley
k Camiibell ; rosidence, Tamworth house, Beverley road
Catton William Newlove, King's Arms p.h.. 6 Princess st
Caunt Joseph, joiner k builder, 44 Lansdowne' street
Cavanaeh Winifred (Mrs.), shopkeei)cr, 28 West street
Care William James, storekcejicr at Earle's Shipbuilding
Co. Limited, s (Jreat Tliornton street
Cai'ill James, shopkeeper, 12 Cumberland street
Cawcntt (leo. Thos. master mariner, 8 Ada's av.Leicester sq
Cawkill Mary Ann (Mrs. ), jwrk butcher, Holderness road
Cawkwell lienjamin, shoi)keci«r, Hessle road, Newington
Cawkwell Harry, eating house, 15 West street
Cawkwell John, manager, Rivermen's Mutual Protection
I Association, 28 Cogan street
' Cawkwell Tliomas, chief engineer, 56 Paisley St. Newington
] Cawood William k Sons, oil refiners, Air street, Sculcoates
I Cawood William, oil refiner, see Cawood William & Sons
I Cawthome Samuel Oldham, manager, ' Hull News'; office.
58 MTiitefriargate ; residence, 13 Norwood street
' Caygill (iruby, market gardener, Cottingham
' Cennington John, dyer, 71 Reform street
Ch*dbnrn Thomas, coal dealer, 26 Swann street, Sculcoates
Chadwick Jdmes, ginger beer, lemonade &c. manufacturer,
I Tynemouth street, Wright street
I Cliadwick Lawrence, beer retailer, 12 Marlborough terrace
. Chadwick Walker, boot maker k shoe dlr. 61 Wellington la
Chafer George, grocer, 29 (Jibson street
j Chaffer John James, loan office, ai Osborne street
Chaffer Rebecca (Mrs.), stay maker, 8 Witham
I Chaffer, Thomas, com factor k flour agent, 2 Queen
Anne's buildings, Carr lane
I Chalmers John, draper, 67 Bright street, Holderness road
Chamber of Commerce & Shipping (Joseph Gregson,
secretarj'). Exchange, Bowlallcy lane
Chamberlain Hospital for Widows (Mrs. Maria Oarrick.
superintendent), Sutton
, Chamberlain James, boot k shoe maker, 35 Wright street
I Chamberlain James, dining rooms, 64 Queen street
I Chamberlain Thos. parish elk. of St. Paul's, 2 St. Paul's st
Chambers & Fargus, seed crushers &c. 5 High street; mill.
Oxford street k wharf, Wincolmlee. See advertisement
Chambers Thos. F. k Co. btjiler composition k fluid manu-
I factnrers, paint, colour & varnish manufacturers & tallow
] merchants, 31 High street k Kensington works.Oxford st
i Chambers Charles, tailor, 13 Dean terrace, Hopwood street
I Chambers Henrj- W. seed mer. see Hammond k Chambers
Chambers John, boot k shoe maker, 2 Livingstone terrace,
Anlaby road
Chambers John, shopkeeper, 38 Campbell street
Chambers John Henry Brougham, solicitor, 22 Scale lane
Chambers Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 128 Walker st
Chambers Thos. Frederic, boiler composition manufacturer,
see Chambers T. F. k Co
Chambers William Henry, master mariner, 95 Peel street
Champion William, painter, 13! Wright street
Champney Eliza (Miss), Cross Keys tap, Grimsby lane
Champney Richard, solicitor k clerk for the peace, com-
missioner for administering oaths, steward of the manor
of Cottingham Sarum, it clerk to trustees of Aldermiin
I William Cogan's (boys') Charity (firm, Levctt & Champ-
ney), 6 Parliament street
Chaney John, tailor, 31 Prospect street
Chancy Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper k beer ret«iler, 56
! Liddell street
I Chaney Wm. grocer 4: beer ret. 68Barnsley st. Holderness rd
I Chant George J. watch & clock ma. k jeweller, 17 Carr la
' Chantler Henry, pianoforte tuner, 39 Morpeth street
' Chantrj- Robert, boot k shoe maker. 11 Selby 8t.Newingtn
Chajilin Blanche k Marj- (Misses), berlin wool repository,
12 Carr lai^e
Chapman Charles, fish mer. 12 Boulevard south, Hcssle rd
Chapman Charles E. fish merchant, 16 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Chapman Cornelius, grocer, i Cambridge street
Chapman Edward John, druggist, 49 Sykes street
Chapman Ellon (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 45 Marmaduke street
Chapman Emma (Mrg||,,^lod^g^^j^^rt^^t
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riupnBui Fr«lk. B. M. b. gureeon, a Coburg ter. Anlaby rtl
I'hapimm George, joiner & bnilder, i6J UlundcU street,
BnuHwick estate, Jtc ahopkpr. je beer ret. a Leonard 8t
(Tiapman George, second hand clothes dlr. i4Aldborough st
iliapman Godfrey John, chief engineer, 196 Bean street
rhapmin Jatnes, boot maker, z Charlotte ter. Walmaley st
rhapman James, fishmonger, 76 Adelaide street
(~h:ipman James M. secretary- to corpoiatiun sworn corn k
seed meters k weighers, 183 High street
(liapman John, chief engineer, 15 Argyle street
(>.apman John, house painter, 5 Myton place
O.apman John, tailor k chapel keeper, 3 Hope street
llupman Joseph, chemist, 45 Norfolk street
Chapman Joseph, master mariner, 26 Wellington street
Chapman Bebecca (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 34 Pease street
Cbapman Richard, Qneen's Arms, i St. John's street k ik
ijonction street
Chapman Bobert. fishmonger & frnitcrer,22 Francis st.east
Chapman Samuel, tinner k brazier, 2 Derby street
Chapman Susan (Mrs.), lodging house, 39 New George st
Chapmaa Thomas, grocer & tea dealer, 11 Caroline street
Chapman Thomas Jsph. shopkeeper, 51 Hodgson st. Groves
Chapman Walter, grocer, 13 Waterloo street
Chapman William, bricklayer. Rose cot. Discount court, St.
James' street
Chapman William Fox, chemist, k registrar of births k
deaths for Sntton district, 53 Witham, k assistant over-
seer, 10 Holdemess road
Chappel Hannah Haria(Mrs.), wholesale rag & fiock mer-
chant, 3 Frederika terrace, Anlaby road
Ouppell Harriett (Mrs.), wine k beer ret. 57 Paragon st
ChippeU Jdim, fruiterer, 96 Prospect street
Chaiisworth k Co. warehouse reefers, 37 Blanket row
Charlesworth James, auctioneer & valuer, 7 Savile street k
4 Trinity House lane ; residence, 51 Louis st. Spring, bank
Charlton Timothy, painter, 10 North street
Chairington k Co.brewers (Burton-on-Trent) (HenryCooke,
agent), branch ofBoe, 6 Trinity House lane
Cbuter Charles, hosier, 21 Russell street
Charter EUzh. (Miss), haberdasher, ao Naylor's rw.Drypool
Charter John, dentist, 46 Prospect street
(lurter John William, watchmaker, jeweller k electro-
I Utrr, 4 North parade, Beverley road
I'^arter Robert, grocer, 3 Holdemess Arcade, Witham
Hiarter William, hatter, 3^ Prospect street
Chartrrhoiiae Almshouse (Itev. Hear}- William Kemp b.a.
master). Charterhouse lane
CLirtrea William, shopkeeper, 23 Lower Union street
I oitham k Son, solicitors, 7 Bowlalley lane
Chilian Vice-Consulate (Gordon Rheam Sanderson), Alexan-
dra chambers, Castle street
Chilman Thomas, market keeper, 33 Bank street
Chilvers Bobert, shopkeeper, 62 Day street
Chinnerj' Edward John, flag maker, 161 liean street
Chipperfield John, cab proprietor, 42! Terry street
Chivers Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper & beer retailer, 6a,
Cave street. Stepney
Chrimes Peter, shopkeeper, 63 Bright street, Holdemess rd
Christiansan Henry, tailor, 33 Great Thornton street
Christiansen John k Co. corn k seed merchants k general
conunission agents, 149 High street k Corn exchange
Christie k Co. Imperial Measure p.u., 23 Mytongate
Christie James Greaves, merchant k wharfinger, 155 High
street ; warehouse, 37 k 38 High street
Church of England Sunday School Association (John Dalton
Holmes, esq. president; Ber. M. H. James ll.b., clerical
sec.; B. Brooks, lay sec; Charles H. Wood, treasurer).
Church Institute, Albion street
Clake William, shopkeeper, 24 Wassand street
Clamp Robert A.11.1.B.A., architect. Land of Green Ginger
Clapham Gibson, Portland Armsp.K. 138 Porter street
Clapham Jame8,draper,25 Cumberland st. k 31 Wincohiilee
Clapham John, clerk to Sculcoates relief office, Wilson row,
Drain side
Clapham John, registrar of births, deaths k marriages for
East Sculcoates district, 23 Pryme street
Clapham Peter Spencer, botanic drug store, 73 Porter street
Clapham Thomas Edwin, manager Messrs. Wheeler k
Wilson, 9 Sarile street
Clapham William, baker, 105 Bean street
Clappison Walter, fruiterer k purveyor ot dinners k ball
suppers tec. 14 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Clare Frederick, grocer, 47 Campbell street
Clare Herbert William, confectioner, 66 Brook street
Clare John, tailor, 6 Paradise row
Clare Robert, shopkeeper, z8 Emily street, Drypool
Clark Geor|fe k Sons, copper, tin k spelter merchants,
coppersmiths, braziers & brassfounders, 39 & 40 Water-
bouse lane. See advertisement
Clark k Jackson, agents for W. k A. Gilbey, wine k spirit
merchants, 5 Savile street
Clark Alfred, chief engineer, 15 Clarendon street south
Clark Alfred Henry, stationer, jmst k money order oIKcc k
savings bank, 10 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Clark Annie E. (Mrs.), greengrocer, 112 Hessle road
Clark Charles, brass founder, see Oark k Sons, 39 & 40
Waterbouse lane, residence, 27 Percy street
Clark Charles, paper hanger k painter, 5 Porter street
clerk to the Sntton school board, assistant clerk to Scnl'
nates union (firm, Chatham & Son), 7 Bowlalley lane
Chatham William, solicitor, k clerk to Sculcoates union &
jmtices of the East Riding, superintendent regixtrar for
( hatham John Parke, solicitor, k registrar for West Soul- Clark Easten Charles, manager, 22 Wellington lane
cnafes district, k clerk to the Cottingham school board, I Clark Fredk. laundry propr. Grafton st St. John's wood
■ ■ ■ ~ " ' Clark George, brass founder, see Clark k Sons, 39 4c 40
Waterbouse lane ; residence. Park street
Clark (ieorge, juu. brass founder, sec Clark k Sons ; rcsi-
^ ^, ^ .,„ dence, 25 Wright street
the district of Sculcoates (firm, Chatham k Son), 7 Bowl- , Clark Henry, market ^rdener k pork butcher, Cottingluim
alley lane k i Harley street ' Clark Ingliam, herbalist, 15 M}-toiigate
Chattrrton Arabella (Mrs. ) lodging house, 21 St. James' st , Clark Jabez, shopkeejjer, 109 Walker street
Oiatterton Frank, seid, oil k cake broker, see Redfera k I CUirk James, tailor, 36 New King street
Chatterton I Clark John, agent for Stewart k McDonald, Glasgow warc-
Chatterton John Qark, farmer, Hessle housemen, 149 High street
Chatterton Lewis, chief engineer, 36 Pendrill st. Bevcrlcyrd Clark John, baker, 17 Hall street
Oiatterton Robert, builder & contractor, 8 Regent street , Clark John, bricklayer, 12 Cogan street
Chads Wm. insurance agt.26Elli8 st.Arnndell st.Huldnss.rd C^ark John, farmer, Marfieet
Cheavin Samuel Alfrcd,manager for AUsopp k Son8,brcwers,
Market place
CheeEcman John, estate agent, 9 Bishop lane
Cheeseman Samuel, ro|ie & twine manuf. 33 Edward's pi
Cheeseman Thomas, provision dealer, 32 Fountain roaa
(.'heesman William Charles, commission agent, 18 Glou-
cester terrace, Grosvcnor street
Cherry ft Son, plumbers k gas litters, 96 Porter street
•Twrry Charles E. lamp manf. sec Dixon W. H. k Co
Hierry Chrlte. (Mrs.), plmbr. k gas fittr. see Ohcrrj" k Son
•Tierry George E. lamp manuf. sec Dixon W. H. kCo
Cherry Henry Ringrose, butcher, Hessle
'lietrj- Rebecca (Mrs.), bookbinder, i2.Bishoplane
Chenr Richanl, bmsh maker, 12 Argyle st. St. John's wood
<"nerry Richd. shopkeeper, 92 BarnsTey st. Holderness road
•Tierry Walter, confectioner, 16 Albert ter. Anlaby road
Clark John, grocer & beer retailer, 13 Alexandra street
Clark John, haberdasher, 40 Cliarles street
I Clark John, market gardener. New village, Cottingham
' Clark John, jiainter, 13 Finsbury grove
I Qark John, shttpkeeiier, 85 Selby street, Newington
Clark John Rd. grocer & beer retailer, 8z Cx)gan street
Clark Joseph Francis, builder, 70 Walker street
Clark Robert, clothes dealer, 11 Portland street
Clark Thomas, eliimney 8weeper,6Kingston place, Porter st
Clark Thomas, fruiterer k greengrocer, 17 Porter street
Clark William, baker, 48 Porter street
Clark William, bricklayer k builder, 43 Morpeth street
Clark William, cowkecper, 29 Chiltcrn street, Newington
Clark William, cowkeejjer, X09 Waverley street
Clark William, dairj-raan k cowkeeper, 65 Bamsley street,
Holderness road
! Clark William George, shoemaker, r Short street
HierTA- Walter, plumber & gas fitter, see Cherry & Son
• lieshire Amalgamated Salt Works Co. Limited, 115 High st Clarke Alfred k Co. clothiers, 34 Waterworks street
ChesBen Martba(Mrs.), apartments, 12 Pease street 1 Clarke Chas. 81. k Son, esUite agents & valuer8,i30 Higft st
iTuwman John, bnilder, Poplar villas, Marlborough avenue 1 Clarke & Moore, civil engineers, Exchange bldgs. Lowgato
Clarke&Son, general outfitters, 27, 38,29 & 30 Queen st
Clarke Adam, Imen draiier, 2 Spring bank
Clarke Charles, stevedore, 81 Waverley street
Clarke Charles Geo. civil engineer, see Clarke & Moore
Clarke Chas. G. estate agent, sec Clarke Clias. Saml. & Son
Clarke George Franklin, baker, 37 Cleveland st. Groves
Qarke Henry Naylor, secretary to Hull Tem|)erance k
General Provident Building Society, 5 Savile street
' hester Joseph, butcher, 10 Dock Office row
'Tiester Joseph, butcher, 36 Walmsley street
'TiMter Thomas, greengrocer, 20 Tripjiett street
< licster Thomas, nair dresser & tobacconist, 55 Cogan st
•"hcsterfiekl John, cowkeeper, 11 West parade
< liiappe John, general dealer, 47 Walker street
♦ tiikl W. J. k T. millstone manufacturers, tio English st
Chikl Robert, i»pe k twine makcr,EarIe s^. & 60 Jackson st
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Clarke Oeorge Henry, merchant &c. see Morley J. B. & Co
Clarke John, sec. to Gax Co. Common, Hessle
Clarke Jonathan West, shoe ma. a Marlboroogh terrace
Clarks Jos. Thomas, beer retailer, 58 Hessle road
Clarke Maria Loaisa (Miss), lodging house, 17 Marine row
Clarke Michael Wrangler, general outfitter, see Clarke &Son
Clarke Robert, boot & shoe maker, 5 North street
Clarke Robert Joshua, commercial & family hotel, 39, 30 &
31 Paragon street
Clarke Samuel, hardirare dealer, 85 Lime street
Clarke Simpson, printer, see Brumby & Qarke
Clarke Thomas,cammercial traveller, 4 Park st. cres.Park st
Clarke Thomas Wilson, general ontfitter, see Clarke & Son
Clarke Walter George, merchant tailor, clothier, hatter &
outfitter, 73 Cnrr lane & i Engine street
Clarke 'William, greengrocer, 53 Marlborough terrace
Clarke WHliam, storekeeper at Messrs. Bailey k Leetham's,
49 Lister street
Clarke William, nmbrella repairer, 51 Dock street
Clarkson Harriet & Jemima (Misses), fancy reiras. 24- Bond st
Clarkeon Ann (Mrs. ), bntcher, 9 Hessle road
Clarksou Charles, custom house officer,^ i Reform street
Clarkson Fnmcis, fishmonger, 19 Mj-ton street
Clarkson George, commission agent, 50 Symons street
Clarkson George, market gardener. West end, Preston
Clarkson John, hay & straw dealer, 13 Alfred street
Clarkson John, shoe maker, 139 Wfilker street
Clarkson John, watchmaker, 39 Waterloo street
Clarkson Joseph Reed, wholesale confectioner, 13^ Portland
place, k shopkeeper, 50 Alicia street
Clarkson Lancelot, bntcher, i Cottage row, Anlaby road
Clarkson Williaip, farmer, Anlaby
Clarkson 'H'illiam Thomas, joiner k builder, 37 Hamber st
Clarridge John, raff merchant, 33 Caroline place
Claxton Robert, bricklayer, a6 Pnlman street, Newington
Clay Francis, market gardener, 16 Promenade pi. Vanest
Clayton Emma (Mrs.), dressmaker, 33 Silvester street
Clayton George, clothier, 53 Holdemess road
Clayton Henry Easting, butcher, 3 Pictoiesqne terrace,
Waterloo street north
Clayton Jane Ann (Mrs.), cork cutter, 63 Russell street
Clegg Charles Wm.coal dealer, 3 Withernwicks yd. North st
Clegg Jane (Miss), grocer, 73 Cogan street
Clegg Joseph, brick k tile maker, Hull road, Cottingham
Clegg Joseph, brickmaker, see Ryder k Cl^fg
Clements Hamilton, com & commission agent, 38 High st
Cleney Mary (Mrs. ), lodging house, 3 BCddle street
Clentworth John, dining rooms, 16 Mytongate
Cleverly Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 37 Regent street
Cliff Edward, shoemaker, 9 Newton street, Boulevard
Cliff Ellen (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 46 Norfolk street
Cliff James Coverdale, sewing machine dlr. 10 Carlisle st
diffe Joseph, shcmkeeper, 147 Hodgson street. Groves
Clifford Thomas Ashley, commission agent, 36 High street
Clifton Charles, shopkeeper k coal dealer, 7 Argyle street,
St. John's wood
Clifton Hannah (Miss), milliner, 13 Pryme street
Clipson Paul, fishmonger, 74 Church street, Drypool
Clixby Henry, beer retailer, Air street, Sculcoates
Close, Gibson k Co, tar distillers, Wilmington, Groves
Close Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 43 Tynemonth street,
Wright street
Glosb Henby, Baltic laths b special sized laths made to
order, Caroline place
Close John, baker, 48 Whitefriargate, & 11 Lowgate
Close John, ship biscnit baker, 7A, North walls
Close John Douglas, tar distiller, see Close, Gibson k Co
Qose Robert Bank, teacher of music, 12 Frederika terrace,
Anlaby road
Close Walter, ironmonger, 7 Lowgate
Clough Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeiier, 60 Marlborough terrace
Clough George, dispenser to the inflrmar}-, WiSiker street,
Newington
Clough Richard, painter, 59 Peel street k 14 Derby street
Clough William, joiner, builder k undertaker, 59 Peel street
k 18 BnuiswicK grove
Ctout Maria (Mrs.), St. George's hotel, St. George's road,
Newington
Cludray Ruth (Mrs.), lodging house, $7 Beform street
Coates Edward, com miller, Lelley, Preston
Coates Edtrard, librarian, Hull Incorporated, Law Society,
Lincoln's Inn buildings, Bowlalley Une
Coates Francis, The Admiral Hawke p.h. Hessle
Coates John, mast k block maker, Castle street
Coates John, miller. Haven side, Hedon
Coates John, shopkeeper. 3 Bamsley st. Holderness road
Coates John, smith, see Coojier k Coates
Coates Robert, ironmonger, 57 Porter street
Coates Robert, Scandinavian p.h. st North walls
Coates Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 19 Great Thornton st
Coates Thomas, farmer, Southcoates lane, Holderness road
Coates Thomas, shopkeeper, 60 Williamson street
Coates William, pork butcher, 14 Princess street
Coates William, shopkeeper, 1 19 Hodgson street. Groves
Coates William, shopkeeper, 71 Spyvee street. Groves
Coates William, tailor, 54 North street
Coates William Henry, commercial traveller, i Pearson st
Coats John, linen draper, Anlaby road
Coatsworth Elizabeth (Mrs.), shoe depot k servants' regis-
try office, 5 1 Savile street
Coatsworth John, auctioneer k valuer, 8 George street
Coat«worth John Blackshaw Briggs, commercial traveller,
19 Arlington street
Coatsworth William Edward, agent to the Torks Coal k
Steamship Co. Minerva terrace k Granville house, Gran-
ville street, Newington
Cobby George Hy. greengrocer, loCj-prus arcade, Spring bk
Cobby John Dent, manager, 113 Campbell street
Cobley Eli7jt (Miss), jacket k mantle maker, 12 Marine row
Cobley William Drew, refreshment house, West Dock avenue,
Hessle road
Cockerill Edward, shopkeeper, 35 Marmaduke St. Hessle rd
CockeriU John, shoe maker, 20 Grotto square
Cockerill John, tailor, 6 Bipon terrace, Liddell street
Cockerill William, tailor, 3 Russell street
Cockerh'ne W. H. k Co. colliery agents k cool exporters, 5
Wellington street
Cockerline Annie (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Great Thornton st
CockerUne Ernest, hair dresser, 45 Blanket row
Cockerline Henry, cattle salesman, Salisbury street
Cockerline Henry, clothes dealer, 38 South street, Carr la
CockerUne John, butcher, 37 The Shambles
Cockerline Walter H.colliery agent, seeCockerlineW.H.&Co
Cockin John, estate k insurance agent, i Baker street
Cockin John, rate collector, 36 Percy street
Cocking Ann (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 39 Green lane
Cocking George Frederic, greengrocer k fruiterer,44 Myton-
gate ic 1 1 Nile street
Cocking Hannah (Mrs. ), linen draper, Spyvee st. Groves
Cocking James, greengrocer, 87 St, Rinrs street
Cockrill William, marine surveyor, 4 St. James' street
Codd Clias. Robinson, solicitor, 33 Cogan street
Codd Thomas, beer retailer, 39 St. Jlimes' street
Codd Thomas, chief engineer, 93 Spyvee street. Groves
Godner John, painter k papcrhanger, 3 Walthaim street
Cogan Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeiKr, 15 Jane street
Cogan Wm. Ward,comm.trav.s6 St. George's rd. Newingtn
Coggle Alexander, shopkeeper, 30 Haywell street
Coghill Thomas Steven, tobacconist, 84 Porter street
Cograve Robert, ghopkeeiwr, Hessle
Cohen Benno, birmingham k Sheffield wareho. 5 Mytongate
Cohen Marks, boot k shoe maker, 36 Waterhouae lane
Cohen Harks Louis, tobacconist, 33 Ocean phice, Anlaby rd
Cohen Max, jeweller, 102 Great Thornton street
Cohen Morris, tailor, 44 Nile street
Cohen Solomon, clothier k tailor, 67 Queen street
Colbeck Thompson k King, solicitors, 12 Parliament street
Colbreath James, market gardener.New village Cottingham
Colbridge Robinson, carver k gilder,. 57 Brook street
Colbridge WiUiant, master mariner, 13 Cranboume street
Cole Emma (Mrs.), stocking manuf. 19 Wellington lane '
Cole James, bntcher, 82 Holderness road
Cole James, chief officer, 5 St. Stephen's street
Cole John, provision dealer, i Brunswick ter. Hessle road
Coleman Chas. Hy. photographer, i Brunswick av.Newington
Coleman John, shopkeeper, 45 Dansom lane
Coleman John Wilftam, liaberdasher, 35 Norfolk street, fc
boot & shoe maker, 35 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Coleman Thomas, shopkeeper, 2 Albert street, Newington
CoUedge Samuel, greengrocer, Pelham street, Drypool
CoUett Charles, shopkeeper, 38 Glasgow st. Newington
Colley Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 107 Walker street
CoUey Jas. bookseller, stationer & music seller, 18 Chariot st
CoUey Thomas, bntcher, 113 Spring street k 1 Portland st
Colley Wm. drajwr, Thomas st. k 6 Beaumont st. Drypool
Colley William, joiner. Union street. Baker street
Collier Benjamin, grocer k draper, Hessle road, Newington
Collier Emily (Miss), dressmaker, 36 Constable street
Collier John, chief engineer, 47 William street
Collier Jn. joiner, 331 Walton st. Newington k 8 Cogan st
Collier John, shopkeeper, 58 ClifV>n terrace, Goodwin street
Collier Robert, coal dealer, lao Regent street
Collier Robert, pawnbroker, 13 South street, Carr lane
Collier William, pork butcher, 41 West parade
Collingham Robt.M.grindingmills,South side. Queen's dock
CoUingwood Hy. & Cbas. £rick manufs.Clough rd. Newland
Collingwood Henry, woollen mer. see McTurk Thos. & Co
CoUingwood Joseph Anthony, woollen merchant, see
McTurk Thomas k Co
Collins Edward, cooper, 6 East end, St. Andrew's dodc
Collins Edward, cooler, 7 Goodwin street
Collins Henry, ]>awnbroker, 51 Carr lane
Collins John Hohnes, insurance agent, 28 Grafton 8trcct,St>
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Oolliiis John, gieengrooer, 36 Kent atreet
Cidlins Joseph, shopkeeper, 83 Osborne street
CoUinson Andrew, cowkeeper, 30 Beform street
CoUinaan Andrew, grocer, 139 Waterloo street north
CoUinson Charles, wharfinger, Albert dock
CuUinson George, boot k SQoe maker, 58 Salthouse lane
CoUinson Junes William, shoj^eeper, 51 Pease street
CoUinson John, manager, 35 Fountain street, Anlaby road
CoUinson John Rt. boat bnQder, 161 Church st. Sculcoates
CoUinson Joseph, Holdemess New inn, 23 Witluun
CoUinson Thomas, metal broker, a Wilnjiington
CoUinson William, fisherman, Paull
CoUinson \t111iam, marine store dealer, 58 Salthouse lane
CuUiaon k Co. agricultural implement manufacturer, Com
exchange, 36 High street
CoUison Oiarles, shoe maker, 11 Stubbin. street
CoUison Robert, ooal dealer, Bromley street
CoUison Robert, coal merchant, k sec. to Hull & Holdemess
Conaervatire Permanent Benefit Building Society ; office,
Coanty buildings, Land of Green Ginger, k wharf, Church
itieet, Sculcoates, residence, Dover street
CoUiwm^ Saml. Elliott, cabinet ma. 5 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
Colonial k United States Mortage C^. Lim. (Benjamin
Ghflgow, sec). Exchange buildings, Lowgate
Ctdtas EUzabeth (Mrs.), apartments, Medina house,
Lambert street, St. John's wood
Colto^ Tlionua, commercial traveller, 31 Wellington lane
Colvelle William, grocer k beer retailer, 79 New George st
Commander JBdward, boot k shoe maker, 7 Cottage row,
H(Aderues8 road
Commercial Union Assurance Co. (Edward El^m, agent),
Postemgate
Coney Edward, Kingston hotel, 14 Trinity House huie
Cookerton Chas. Herbert, painter k fruiterer. Fountain rd
CoQoell Brothers, seed cmabers k oil strainers, Oxford st
ConneU Andrew, seed crusher, see Connell Brothers
ConneU Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Cnmberland street
CmneU William, agent to the Charity Organisation Society,
34 Bank street
CoooeU William Dnncan, seed crusher, see ConneU Brothers
Connotty Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopken)er, 36 MacheU street
OniTant of the Sisters of Mercy (Mrs. Julia Kennedy, lady
superioress), Anlaby road
Coowsy Elixabedi (Mrs.), dress maker, 38 Walcott street
Oonyers George, beer retailer, 25 MacheU street
Cmyva George^ I»per hanger, 38 Caroline street, & painter
36 Hew Qtorge street
Omyats Leonard, toy dealer, 37 Hessle road
Cooyers Robert, Bay Horse p.H. 36 Wincolmlee
Cook Alfred, fruiterer, 18 Chapel lane
Cook EdwaM John, wholesale k retail hosier k haberdasher
fe amallware dealer, i Waterhonse lane k i Carr lane ;
retidanoe, Homaea. See advertisement
Cook EUen (Mrs.), lighter owner, 16 Ordnance pi. Drypool
Cook George, beer retailer, 37 Hessle road
Cook George, bnilder, 65 Wellington lane
Cook George, cowkeeper, Sutton
Cook George, fruiterer, sa Market place
Cock George^ master mariner, a8 Havelock st. Newington
Cooke Charles, cooper, 50 Cumberland street
Cooke Evelyn, Britannia hotel, 82 Mytongate
Cooke George WiUiam, tobacconist, 45} Norfolk street
Cooke Henry, brewers' agent. Trinity Honse lane
Cooke James, shopkeeper, 2 Jarris street. Groves
Cooke James Alfred, publisher of the ' HuU News ; ' office,
58 Whitefriargate ; residence, Scalby Holt, Scarboro'
Cooke Richard, editor k proprietor of the '- Hull k East
Riding Critic," Baltic bnilmngs, 144 High street
Cooke Thomas, saddler, 30 Moxon street
Cookson Henry, colliery timber merchant, see Wells, Cook-
son & Co
Cookson Thomas, cooper, 113 Hessle road
Cooling John, fishmonger k game dealer, 4a Prospect street
Cooling Joseph, coal dealer k shopkeeper, 40 Symons street
Coombs Amelia (Mrs.), milliner, 22 Cave street, Stepney
Coombs George, assistant schoolmaster, Courtney street
board school, 23 Cave street. Stepney
Coombs John, nmbrella maker, 11 Osborne street
Coop Edward, tailor, 15 Wincolmlee
Cooper k Coates, smiths, 2o| Hessle road
Cooper k Co. engineers, iron k brass founders k boiler
makers, Neptune foundry, Neptune street
Cooper Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 North street
Cooper Annie (Mrs.), beer retailer, 30 West strAt
Cooper Annie Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, zi Stoty street
Cooper George, chief engineer, i Park Street ores. Park st
Cooper George William, shopkeeper, 2 Grimston street
Cooper Henry, coal dealer, 1 1 Crossley ter, Norwood street
Cooper John, insurance agent, 65 Sandringham street,
Newington, k rope k twine manufacturer, Anlaby road
Cooper John Edward, boat builder &c. Garrison si(fe
Cooper Joseph, shopkeeper. Craven street, Holdemess road
Cooper Joseph Lee, grocer, 8 Station parade, Holdemess rd
Cooper Leonardigrocer k beer ret.33 Rosamond 8t.Bonlfivard
Cooper Matthew, shoeing smith, W est street
Cooper Richard Wiseman, surgeon, 4 Caroline street
Cooper Robert, joiner, 10 Beeton street, Holdemess road
Cooper Robert, joiner, 9 Waller street
Cooper Robert, shc^keeper, 56 New George street
j Co<^r Robert, wholesale carcase butcher. Sewer lane
Cooper Thomas, shopkeeper, 36 Jackson street
Cooper Thomas CoUingwood, butcher, 5 Lowgate
Cooper Waddingham, shopkeeper, 13 I>ansom lane
Cooper WiUiam, bricklayer, 37 Pearson street
Cooper WiUiam, Assoc, inst. O.K., K.1.ILB. U.UV.A.
engineer, see Cooper k Co. Neptune foundiy, Neptune
street ; residence, Albert cottage, Anlaby road
Cooper William, watch maker, 2 Great Union street
Cooper WiUiam Henry, shopkeeper, 223 Waterloo st. north
Coopland Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 48 Hmnber street
Coopland WiUiam, furniture dealer, 65 Carr lane
Cope WUliam, taUor, 3 Smeaton street
Copeland Fanny k Marj' (Misses), mixed school. Church
yard, Cottingham
Copeland Aaron, tailor k hatter, 4 Mount place, Hessle rd
Copeland Hanntih (Mrs.), milliner, 129 Bean street
Copeland John, bridtlayer, 75 South parade
CopelandWm.8tation master, Wilmington station,Wilmingtn
Cook Geo. Bamsdale. timber mer. see Simpson Chas. k Co Copeman WUliam, Golden Lion.p.H., 78 k 79 Queen street
Cook Henry, accountant, 8 Bowlalley lane 1 Copestake, Hughes, Crampton k Co. (Henry Spratt, man.).
Cook Henry, confectioner, 43 Queen street * general London warehousemen, 39 Church lane
Cook Henry, linen draper, 13) Spring bank Coporiccio Frank, stevedore, 30 SUvester street
Cook Henry, smack owner, 259 St. George's rd. Newington Capp Edmund, surgeon dentist,__4 Savile street^
Cook Isaac Chapman, beer retaUer, Beverley road "" ~ "" .....».-«
Cook J.hon.sec.to Hospital for Poor Sick Children,3i Story st
Cook James, shoemaker, Souttergate, Hedon
Cook John, anti*miU flour agent, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Cook John, confectioner, 32 Market place
Cook John, dining rooms, 16 Blanket row
Cook John, solicitor, see Thompson, Cook k Babington
Cook John, tailor, 8 St. Stephen's square
Cook Jn. wholesale confectioner, 120 High St. k Market pi
Cook John Thos. watch ma.fc jeweller, 15 Waterworks st
Cook Joseph, shopkeeper, 33 Strawberry street, Drypool
Cook Lumley Ciowie, oil refiner, 37 Lowgate; works,
Oxford street ft York street, Sculcoates
Cook Mary Jane (Hiss), dress maker, 31 Somerscales street
Cook Biciurd, grocer, Albert street, Newington
Cook Bobert, bookaeUer, 58 Carr lane
Cook Bobt. ahoplieeper k boot k shoe repairer, 91 Adelaide st
Cook Bobert, shopkeeper, George street, Cottingham
Cook Bobert Lnmley, insurance agent, 37 Lowgate
Cook Samuel, furniture dealer, 13 Selby street, Newington
Cook Thomas, commercial travelier, 6 Bank street
Cook Thomas, linen draper, 30 k 31 Market pbce
Cook Thomas, smack owner, 6 Liverpool street, Hessle rd
Cook Wm. Armstrong, meat inspector, 54 English street
Cooke Barnard k Son, mathematical instrument makers k
•Vtkuns, 44 Savile street
Cooke Alfred, shoe maker, 18 Cobden place, Sculcoates
Cooks Bsniard, optician, see Cooke Barnard k Son
Corlyon Samuel P. secretary, Albert Dock Ice Co. Limited,
West end, St. Andrew's dock
Cordingley Thomas Leaper, general draper, 43 Market place
Cordock Albert, greengrocer, 39 Marlborough terrace
Cordock William, shoe maker, 78 Edgar street
Cork Thistle, shoe maker, 34 WeUington lane
Corke John Ryall, painter, Baker street
Corker William, shopkeeper, 48 Pelham street, Drypool
Corlyon Henry Joy, reporter, 63 West parade
Com Exchange (E. P. Maysted, chairman), 36 High street ;
George Wlutfield, market keeper
Comeby Alfred, custom house officer, 61 Paisley st Jlewngtn
Cornell David, basket maker. Wood's lane
GomeU Fred, shoeing smith, 40 Pearson street
Cornell Harry, shoeing smith, Well's yard. Waterworks st
Comer John, farmer ii grazier, Elmtree farm, Paull
Corp Frauds, taUor, 75 Selby street, Newington
Corp Thomas, shmikeeper, 33 MiU street
Corporation Buildmg DepoU, St. Stephen's street
Corporation Fire Engine Station, Edward's place
Corporation Offices (Richard HUl Dawe, fawn clerk;
Edward Headley Witty, borough treasurer ; Joseph Fox
Sharp, M. Inst. c.B. borough engineer ; James CampbeU,
chief constable ; John Wright Mason, m.b. B.c.11, medical
officer of health ; Joseph Osborne, inspector of nuisances ;
Richard Pexton, coal inspector). Town haU, Lowgate
Corporation Sworn Com k Seed Meters' k Weighers' Office
(James M. Chapman, secretary), 183 High street
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Corrie, Hanson & Co. hemp, flax & seed merchants, Oriel
chambers, 27 High street
Corrie Reginald Edward, importer of fnreigfn produce &
commission agfent, 180 High street I
C!orrighan William, chief engineer, 76 Day street |
Corrj' Joseph, master mariner, 17 Lonis street
Cortis William, Dog & Dnck p.h. Market place, Hedon
Cosens Henry, game dealer. Castle street
Cosgrove Philip, lodging house, 17 Mill street ]
Costa Rica Consulate (William Moran, rice-consul), Alex- 1
andra chambers. Castle street
Cotter James, pork butcher, 6g Selby street, Jfewington 1
Cotter John, dining rooms, 52 Dock street 1
Cottingham Gas Works (James Wright, man.), Cottingliam
Cottingham Reading & News Rooms (Charles William Arden,
secretary k librarian), Finkle street, Cottingham
Cottom Gledhill, market gardener, Hallgate, Cottingham
Cotton Hornby, tinner, 26 Selby street, Ne^vington
Cotton Mary (Mrs.), boot & shoe maker, no TVinity street '
Cotton Thomas (Mr8.),niarket grdnr.New village, Cottinghm
Couldrey William, Juno tavern, 33 Church lane
Conlman Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 103 Campbell street
Conlson Alfred, master mariner, 168 Regent street
Coolson Ann (Mrs.),fumitnre tc clothes (Ur. 5, 6 & 7 South st
Conlson David, grocer b drajier, Hessle
Conlson George, builder, East Grove cottage, 8 Hutt street
Coulson Harry, provision dealer, 48 Holderness road
Conlson Henry, dining rooms, 3 & 4 St. John's street
Conlson Homer, second hand clothier, 51 West street
Coulson James, pork butcher, 62 Porter street
Conlson Richard, architect, lingdale buildings, Beverley rd
Coulson Robert, bacon foctor, 6 Lowgate
Coulson William, commission agent, 2 Albert villas, Albert
avenue, Newington
Conlson William, cov keeper, Hessle
Coultas George, provision dealer, 3 Wilton terrace k 9 Malton
parade, Hessle road
Conltas Joseph, cowkeeper, Cottingham road, Newland
Cooltass Samuel, draper, 3 Humber terrace, Holderness rd
Coulthart Jn. importer of wines & spirits, 6, 7, 8 & gChurch la
Coultous Ann Ehza (Mrs.), shopkpr.97 Church St. Scnicoates
Conltson Joseph Battle, farmer, Hessle
County Court Offices (Francis Alfred Bedwell, esq. j.p.
judge ; Albert Kaye Rollit ftArthnr Rollit, joint registrars ;
Thomas Frederic Farrell, deputy registrar), BowlaUey la
Goupland Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 49 Hopwood street
Coupland Harriett (Mrs.), grocer, Kent st. Holderness rood
Conpland John Lacey, florist. Common, Hessle
Coupland Robert, grocer & provision dealer, 30 Osborne st
Coupland Robert., market gardener, Gottinglum
Coupland Ruth (Miss), dress maker & hosier, 4 Montreal
terrace, Spring bank
Coupland Wm. master of Kingston Almshouses, Beverley rd
Conpland William, shipbroker, 6 North walls
Coupland William Henry, joiner & ironmonger, 81 Hessle rd
Courteney John, second hand clothes dealer, 72 North st
Cnusens John Stather, chemist & druggist, 19 Leonard st
Cousins Henry, smack owner, 3 Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Cousins Thomas, bacon factor, 2 Lowgate
Cousins Thomas, provision dealer, i Sister's ter. Beverley rd
Couzins William, shopkeeper, 22 Wassand street
Coverdale Alexander, bricklayer, Northgate, Cottingham
Coverdale Frederick William, hosier, 39 Witham
Coverdale Henry, bill poster <kcrier,Church yard,Cottinghm
Coverdale Henry, pianoforte dealer, 6 College street
Coverdale Jane (Mrs.), bricklayer, Finkle st. Cottingham
Coverdale John, cowkeeper, Inglcmire, Cottingham
Coverdale Joseph (Mrs.), farmer, Dunswell, Cottingham
Coverdale Joseph, shopkeeper, 17 Sutton bank
Coverdale Miles, painter. Church yard, Cottingham
Coverdale Thomas.Duke of York p.n.,Thwaitc St. Cottnghm
Coverdale Thomas, farmer, Dunswell, Cottingham
Coverdale William, beer retailer, Dnnswell, Cottingham
Coverdale William, market gardener. Common, Cottingham
Coverdale William, wholesale & retail tobacconist, 34
Paragon street & 50 ^iarket place
Cowan Margaret Ann (Mrs.), commission agent. West Dock
avenue, Hessle road
Cowburn Charles, hatter, 6 Castle street
Cowburn Edward, assistant superintendent. Goods depot,
N.E. Railivay Co. Railway street
Cowburn James, manager. 60 St. George's rd. Newington
Cowen Thomas, shojikeeper, 3 Stepney terrace. Beverley rd
Cowham Harriet (Miss\ dress maker, 33 Wellington lane
Cowham William, news agent, 33 Wellington lane
Cowie Capt.(irincipal officer atBiiard of Trade otlice«,Postengt
Cowl John, joiner, Sutton
Cowley Richard Lawton & Son, boot & shoe mas. 12 Silver st
Cowley Francis Lawton, boot* shoe maker, see R. L. Cowley
& Son ; residence, 51 Park rood
Cowley John Wra. George, greengrocer, 81 Spyvee 8t.Groves
Cowley Jo.-eph, emigration affent, see Cowley Joseph k Co
Cowley Joseph k Co. emigration agents, Humber chambers,
Prince's Dock street
Cowley Richard Lawton, boot k shoe maker, see R. L.
Cowley k Son, residence 51 Park road
Cowley Richard Lawton, tobacconist, 46 Prospect street
j Cowley Sarah (Mrs.>, lodging house, 72 Great Thornton st
Cowley Selina (Mrs.), grocer, 6 Havelock terrace, Hessle rd
Cowlin John William, hosier, 17 Windsor street
I Cowling William, boot & srioe maker, 12 Londeshoroogh st
' Cowpcr BishopWilliam, tin plate worker,i9 Marlborough ter
Cowton John William, hosier, 80 Portland street
! Cox Ann Maria (Mrs. ), shopkpr. 19 Manchester 8t.Newington
I Cox Benjamin, ship's steward, 20 Clarendon street
' Cox Helena (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 104 Hodgson street. Groves
I Cox James, resident clerk to the British Gas Light Co.
Limited, Baker street. Prospect street
Cox Robert, greengrocer, 84 'Thomas street, Drypool
Ciix Susan (Mrs.), ship's stewardess, 20 Clarendon street
. Cox William, picture frame maker, 3 Liddell street
i Coy Arthur James, shopkeeper, 66 Walker street
' Co}'ish William, master mariner, 12 Holbom mount
Crabtree Charles Frank, commission agent, 19 Argyle st
Crabtree Sampson, china dealer, 1 1 Charles street
' Cracroft William, printer & picture fr«me maker, 12 k 13
I North walls
, Craft Henry, grocer, 50 Great Onion street
' Craft Peter, shopkeeiier k beer retailer, 37 Finsbnry street
Craft William, hosier, i Myton place
' Craggs Christopher, grocer & beer retailer, 11 Norwood st
' Crake James, accountant^ 3 Parliament street
' Craker David, joiner k undertaker. Hall street
I Crane Edward William, toy dealer, 100 Hessle road
Cranswick Frederick Field, oil broker, 47 High street
Crapper William, wntchmaker, 74 Charles street
I Craven & Speeding Brothers, rope makers. North side, St.
I Andrew's dock & 13 Nelson street
. Craven Ethelia (Miss), dress maker, 6 Western villas, Hessle
road, Dairycoates
I Craven James B. house k estate agent, 5 Bowlalley lane
Craven Jane (Mrs.), boarding house, 43 Paragon street
Craven Robert Martin, surgeon, 13 k 14 Albion street
Craven Thomas, drysalter, Marmadnke street, Hessle road
Craven Thomas, marine store dealer. Chalk lane
Craven Thomas Plnmmer, fruit broker, 7 Humber street
Crawford Edward, shopkeeper, 40 Kent street, Holderness rd
Crawford Edward, Sykes Head p.k., 2 Wellington street
' Crawford John, cowkeeper, 51 Tadman street, Hessle road
Crawford Susan (Mrs.), day school, 12 St. Stephen's terrace,
I Spring street
Crawforth Brothers, poultry dealers, 4 Davis street & i
' Edward street. Medley street
Crawforth Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 38 Church lane
, Crawforth Charles, shopkeeper, 18s Waterloo street north
I Crawshaw Edward, lime merchant, see Lockwood, Bradgen
1 & Crawshaw
' Crawshaw Samuel, commerical traveller, 9 Clarendon st. sth
Crawshaw Simeon, solicitor, see Carlill k Crawshaw
I Craythorn Alfred, secondhand clothes dealer, 8 Jane street
I Creagh George, shopkeeper, 18 Cave street. Stepney
I Creiiscr William, stevedore, 53 Adelaide street
' Crfeasser William Birks, commerical trav. 66 Somerscales st
Credland Thomas, painter, 6 Camden terrace, Beverley rood
Credland Thomas, shoe maker, 20 Argyle st. St. John's wood
Creighton James, secondhand clothes dealer, 9 North walls
! Cresscy Wflliam, grocer & beer retailer, 49 Gt. Thornton st
1 Crcssnell John, tripe dresser, 28 Porter street
Cribb Louisa (Miss), dressmaker, 45 Adelaide street
Crighton Edwin Ross, toy dealer, 120 Great Thornton street
Cripps Osias, tent dealer, 13 Osborne street
Cristall Morris, tailor, 25 Francis street east
I Croft Arthur, hay, straw & corn dealer, 104 Witham
Croft Edward, furniture broker 4 Hotliam st. Hedon rd
I Croft James, grocer, 95 Spyvee street, Groves
' Croft Jesse Skipwortli, wholesale k furnishing ironmonger,
see King & Co.
Croft John Henrj-, beer retailer 17 Cannon street
I Croft Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Arundell st. Holderness rd
I Croft Michael, grocer, i York parade, Hessle road
I Croft Richard, tailor, i & 2 Hotham street, Hedon road
Croft William, rice-consul for the Brazils, 3 Victoria
chambers. Princes Dock street
Crofton Shipping Co. Limited (Tlio) ship owners & coal
exporters (Richard Barton, managing director), iSa,
Commercial road
Crofts Robert, tobacconist, 53 Walker street
Crofts William, eating-house, 35 Alfred street
Croke Patrick, district manager to United Assurance
Society, 40 Silvester street
Croke Thos. Joseph, physician, 17 Wilton ter, Holderness rd
& 20 Albion street, surgery ; 6 Melbourne par. Hessle rd
Crombie James Berwick, master mariner, a6 Cromwell st
Crompton Alfred, jeweller k pawnbroker, 04 Sykes street
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Crompton George T. accountant, see Holmes & Compton
f pimpton Thomas, market gardener, Preston
Crook Phillip Thomas, tailor, see Baynor & Crook
(Vookes William, grocer, 24 New George street & 63 Kent
street, & Holderness road
Oncim James, chief dranghtsman at Earles Ship Bailding
Co. 8 Wcstcott street, Holdemess road
Crci9byEmc8t,solicitor,Bank chambers. Land of GreenOinger
Crosby John, castom house officer, SA, Temple street
Cttsby John, frnit importers, 15 Humber street
CVoshy William,Queen's Head P.H.St.Aognstine gate,Hedon
Crosland Emma (Mrs.), beer retailor, Adelaide street west
Crusland Frederick Sherwood, ma.^r stevedore, a6 Prospect
place, Drypool
Crnaland 'William, beer retailer, Naylor'g row
Cross Charles, oil refiner, Lincoln street
Cross George, clothes dealer, 32 Cliurch street, Drypool
Crocs George, grease mannfactnrer, 10 Sculcoates laiie
Truss George, shopkeeper, Burleigh street, Holdemess road
Cross John, :ommerical traveller, 55 Derringham street
Cross Martin Henry, brewer, 86 Osborne street
CrMs Mary (Mrs. ), Ship Molly p.H. 5 Dock street
Cross "nionuis, furniture broker, 9J Castle street
Cnss Tom, gasfitter, 2 Cogan street
Cross William, solicitor, i Parliament street
Crosskill George, master. Cave street, board schools,
7 Psragon place, Sykes street
Crow Isaiac, cnstom house officer, i St. Mark's square, St.
James' street
Crowder William, grocer & beer retailer, 23 Kent street
Clowe Edward, furniture broker, 3 Jane street
Crowe Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 63 Spring street
Crowe Thomas, tailor, 4 Cogan street
Crowle's Almshouses, for Widows & Daughters of Freemen
of Hnll, (established 1668) (Wm. Brewster, Master),
Sewer lane
Crowley Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, lyPreehold street
Crown (The) Boot Co, 16 Bridge/street
Crown Oil Cake & Chemical Manm«. Co. Limited, seed
crushers kc. Crown oil mills, Toogood st.& Poplar oil mils,
Stodley St; offices, 17S High street
Orowther Edwin, shopkeeiior, 15 Dock street
Crowther James Isaac, builder, 44 Arlington street
Croysdale John & Suns, artificial manure mannfacturers.
Com exchange, 36 High street
Cramp Arthur, dyer, 17 Story street
Cmmp John, storekeeper to iWk Co. 27 Wainileet terrace,
Fountain road
Cryer John, pork butcher, 46 Marmaduke street
Crj-er William Henry, silk mercer, k draper, 15 (leorge st
CnllenGeo. fish merchant, 31 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Collen Henry, fruit merchant, 42 Leonard street
Cullen James Wm. fruit & commission agent, 99 Peel street
Culley Benjamin, bootmaker, Williamson street
CnUum John, shopkeeiwr, 24 North street
Culver Ambrose, shopkeeper & beer.retiiler, 35 Lome street,
Swann's estate
Cnndell Edward, commission agent, no Spyvee st. Groves
Cundill James, shopkcejwr, 130 Chiltern street, Newington
Cqnnally John, beer retailer, 63 North street
Cunnington, tJeorge Peach, fancy drajier, 3a Paragon et. &
16 Brent's terrace, Anlaby rVwd
Curling James, greengr(x.-er, 31 West street
Cume David, shoemaker, 130 St. Paul's street
Curxm Charles, linen drajier, 26 & 27 Bridge street
Cnrtin Wm. Henrj-, fruiterer, 4 Alexandra arcade, Hedon rd
Cnrtin William Read, foreman. Air street, Sculcoates
Curtis Alfiwl, confectioner, 29 Charlotte street
Curtis Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, Anlaby
Curtis Charles, farmer, Stoneferry
Curtis Charlotte (Mrs.), shojikeejier, 30 Lincoln street
Curtis Eli, master, Buckingham st. board school 84 Regent st
Curtis Frank Ford, tailor & woollen draper, 71 Carr lano
Cur' is George, surgeon, 2 Cavendish square
Cortie John, builder, Sutton
Curtis John, master mariner, 6 Park street
Curtis Mark, shopkeejier, 63 Walton street, Newington
Cartis Robert, jomer, Anlaby
Curtis Thomas, confectioner & tobacconist, 30 Charles street
Curtois Brothers, grocers, 5 & 9 Station jwiraae,Holderne8STd
Curt4>is Misses, ladies' schwl, i Williamson street
Cnrtois Edward, grocer, see CnrtoisBrothers; residence,
I Williamson street, Holdemess nxid
CurUjis George, grocers, see CnrtoisBrothers; residence,
9 Station parade, Holdemess road
Cusens John Henry, fish curer, 11 (i(x>dwin street
Cassiins Geo. Smith, fancy stationer, 26 Paragon street
Cussnns Henry Hjder, greengrocer, 4 West Park terrace,
Anlaby roatl
Customs Establishment (E. P. Bishopp Smith, collector;
Samuel, Walmsly, chief clerk), Whitefriargate
Customs Free Goods Oflice, Castle street
Customs Watch House, 12 Nelson street
Cusworth Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Paradise place
Cuthbert John, commission agent, Primrose villas, Alex-
andra road, St. John's woo<l
Cuthbert John, organ builder, 20 North street
Cuthbert William, boot & shoe maker, 42 Adelaide street
Cntsforth Chas. cowkeeper, 9 Tomlinson street, Newington
Cnttill James, master mariner, 17 Waverley street
Cuttill Thomas, beer retailer, 57 Gibson street
Cutting James, shopkeeper, 40 Norwood street
Cuttle Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Hanover square
Cuzner Emily (Mrs.), surgical instrument maker, see
Silcoi Cuzner & Co.
Dabb William, manager at Manchester, Sheffield &
Lincolnshire Railway Goods Station, Limekiln Oreek^ Wel-
lington street west
Dack Henry, lodging house keeper, 23 Charlotte street
Dack Henry, shopkeeper, 38 Derby street
Daglisb Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, St. Augtistine gt. Hedon
Da^sh Joseph, yeast importer, Wellington- street west
Dalby Daniel, fanner, Southwood ball, Cottingham
Dalby George, boot & shoemaker Finkle street, Cottingham
Dalby James, builder, 8 Malton parade, Hessle road
Dalby Mary Ann (Mrs. ) tailoress, a Temperance st. South st
Dalby Thomas, market gardener, Cottingham
Dalby Watson, assistant overseer, Hallgate, Cottingham
Dale Anne Eliza (Mrs.), dressmaker, 34 Nile street
Dale Isaac, commerical traveller, Cottingham rd. Newland
Dale John, beer retailer, 34 Wright street; & fruiterer,
31 Charles street
Dale John, sail maker, 141} High street
Dale John Henry, pork butcher, 68 Prospect street
Dale John M. smack owner, 38 Constable street
Dales T. D. & W. wheelwright, Anlaby roatl
Dales Thomas & Co. mat & match importers, 51 William st
- Newington
Dales Spencer, shopkeeper, 39 Walker street
Dales Thomas, Tiger inn. King street Cottingham
Dales Thomas David, wheelwnght, see T. D. & W
Dales Wm. coach builder, 10 Pnlmian street, Newington
Dales William, wheelwright, see Dales T. D. & W
Daley Joseph, secondhand clothes dealer, 55 New George st
Dalgleish John, Victoria Dock tavern, Ordnance pi. Drypool
DalSng Francis, travelling draper, 37 Dock street
Dalling (ieorge Praser, grocer, 23 Waterworks street
Dalling John, draper, 7 Wellington terrace, Beverley road
Dalton Joseph & Co. bacon & cheese factors. 12, 13 k 14
Blackfriargate k 77 Mytongate, & provision dlr. 1 1 Vicar la
Dalton Edward Pearson, grocer, 49 Scott street
Dalton Elizabeth (Mrs. ), matron of Bishop Watson's Alms-
houses, North Church side
Dalton Henry, rully owner. Bourne street
Dalton Jas. assist, overseer & collector of taxes, 46 Witfaam
Dalton James, wheelwright, Fanll
Dalton John, corn meter, 21 Wilberforce terrace, Argyle st
Dalton John Thomas, builder, 58 Campbell street
Dalton Joseph, bacon k cheese factor, see Dalton Joseph k Co
Dalton Kirby, park keeper & refreshment room. The Park
Dalton Michael Gibson, drysalter, 88 Witham
Dalton Thomas, dairyman, 17 Edinburgh street, Newington
Dalton William, batcher, 7 Londesborough street
Dalton William, carrier, Hessle
Dalton William, law stationer, 31 Parliament street
Dalton William, whitesmith & bellhanger, 10 Fish street
Daly Edward, w.D. physician, 36 Albion street
Daly Henry Percy, solicitor, firm, Atkinson, Wake & Daly
Daly Owen, U.D., l.v. physician, 23 Albion street
Danby George, shoemaker, 15 Bate's terrace, West parade
Danby George William, confectioner, 53 Mytongate
Danby Reuben, commercial traveller, 34 Wellington lane
Danby Reuben, provision dealer, see l>anby R. k Co
Danby William Watson, joiner, 3 Cottingham ter. Drain side
Daniell William Henry, agent to Midland Railway Co.
Exchange buildings, Lowgate
Daniels Daniel, shopkeeper, 30 Goodwin street
Danish Consulate (Clements Good, consul general ; Fredk.
de Coninck Good, consul), Hessle Gate bnildiags,Humber
Dock street
Dannatt Alfred, picture frame maker, Lilly ter. St. Paul's st
Dannatt Michael, butcher, s Albion parade, Holdemess rd
Dant Maria (Mrs. ), grocer, 70 Wassand street
Darby James, manager, 50 Fountain street
Darby Louisa (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 194 Beau street
Darley John, bird stnffer, 17 Dock street
Darling Henry & Co. painters & paper hangers, 2 Chariot st
Darling Henry Hall, painter, see Darling Henry & Co
Dameley Alwin John k Son, joiners k builders, 68 Spring st
Darneley Edwy Maltby, joiner k builder, see Darneley k Son
Darneley Esther Ann (Miss), infant mistress of ChristChnrch
national school, John street ; residence,- 68 Spring street
Daubncy Wm. Edwd. toy cart k barrow maker, Soile lano
Daulton Joseph, grocer, 151 Bean street
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Davenport Joseph O. hosier, 34 Lowgate
Davidson £Uen (Mrs.)) shopkeeper & beer retailer, Bruns-
vick avenue, Beverley road
Davidson Henry, french polisher, Milner's place. North street
Davidson James, shopkeeper, 39 Strickland street
Davidson Sarah (Miss), apartments, 3 Brighton ter. Hall st
Daries Benjamin, shopkeeper, 9 Barmston street
Daries Fanny (Mrs.),shopkeeper,Liver]x)al terrace Hessle rd.
Newington
Davies James, shopkeeper, 74 Barmston street
Davies John Bobert, sexton, Scoltwates church Stepney
lane, Beverley road
Davies Tliomaa Edwin, dentist, la Savile'street
Davis Edwin & Co. general drapers k warehousemen, fur-
nishers tc outfitters, 46, 47 k 48 Market place ; 3, 4 5, &
6 South Church aide ; i, 2 & 3 Vicar lane, fe 30 & 31
Dagger lane
Davis Edwin L. assistant superintendent. North Eastern
railway Co. 11 Cnltman street
Davis John Whltmore k Son, varnish, paint i whiting
manufacturers & oil refiners, Wilmington, Stoneferry kZ
Myton place ; warehouse, Smeaton street
Davis Ann (Mrs.), shapkee|ier, 13 Pier street
Davis Annie (Mrs. ), nulliner, 14 Chariot street
Davis David, Ferry Boat tavern, 159 Church St. Scnlcoatep
Davis David, fried'fish dealer, 4 Midland street
Davis Diana (Mrs.), aimrtments, 52 Feel street
Davis Elizabeth (Miss), dressma. 3 Somerset vil8.Anlaby rd
Davis G«orec, varnish manufacturer, see Davis (J. W.) k
Son, residence, Sutton
Davis Harry, rate collector, 133 West parade
Davis John, commission agent k agent to Boyal Liver k
Yorkshire Fire office, j Byde street, Beverley road
Davis John Whitmore, silk k woollen dyer, 30 k si Qeorge
street ; k manure & paint manufacturer, see Davis (J. W. )
k Son ; residence, 6 Dorchester terrace, Beverley road
Davis John William, shopkeeper, 31 Norfolk street
Davis Joseph, chief officer, 35 Lister street
Davis Samuel, fish mer. 13 Billingsgate st. Andrew's dock
Davis Susannah (Mrs.), shopkeeiier, 39 Kedbonme street.
Boulevard
Davis Thomas, shopkeeper k beer retailer, a6 Cliftoa street
. Davis Thonuis Thornton, glass dealer, 33 St. Luke's street
Davis William, ironmonger, 90 Porter street
Davis William, photographer, 40 Providence row
Davis William shopkeeper, 57 Paisley street, Newington
Davison William k Son, cab proprietors k livery stables,
Station Hotel stables, Paragon street
Davison Eliza (Mrs.) pawnbroker, 43 8e 43 Dock street; &
outfitter 9 Dock Office row
Davison Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 37 Chapel lane
Davison Peter, marine store dealer, 164 Begent street
Davison Bobert, chief clerk (parcels office). North Eastern
Bailway Co. tj Bean street
Davison William, shopkeeper, 16 Jackson street
Davy David Henry I.B.C.P. Lond. surgeon, 5 Parliament, at
Oawber William k Son, slaters k slate merchants, Trippett
Dawber Joseph, solicitor, see Tenney k Dawber
Dawber Wilham, slate k slate merchant, see Dawber William
k Son ; residence, Linnsens street
Dawe Bichard Hill, town clerk. Town hall
Dawes Joseph, bricklayer k builder, 50 Windsor street
Daws George, bricklayer, 10 Albion terrace, Walmsley street
Dawson Bros, wharfingers k hemp merchants, 34 High street
Dawson Ann (Mr8.),fnmiture broker,i57 Hodgson st.aTovee
Dawson Benjamin Bichard Blenkin, tailor, a Wilscm row,
Wincolmlee
Dawson Edward, bootmaker, 61 Marlborough terrace
Dawson Edward, wharfinger, see Dawson Mothers
Dawson Edward ThoAias, commissitm merchant, aoa High st
Dawson Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 2 Bourne street
Dawson Harriet (Mrs. ), apartments, 24 Cavendish square
Dawson James, carver & gilder, 70 Cogan street
Dawson John, shopkeeper, 49 Waloott street
Dawson Joseph, grocer, 44 Liddell street '
Dawson Jo8ephOamwell,locksmith ^ scale maker, loCogan st
Dawson Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Garden street
Dawson Perdval William, solicitor, 10 Scale lane
Dawson Richard, leather merchant, ao Burton street
Dawson Bichard Henry, solioitor, see Frost k Dawson
Dawson Sarah Jane (Mrs.), furrier, 92 Campbell street
Dawson Tliomas, hemp merchant, see Dawson Brothers
Dawson William, cowkeeper, Holderness road, Sutton
Dawson William, grocer, 35 Sykes street
Dawson William, taihir 18 Spencer street
Dawson William Henry, market keeper of Hull wool
market (Edward's place) k inspector of weights k mea-
sures, 33 Cogan street
Dawson William W. chief engineer, 18 Villa place, Hessle rd
Day John William, financial k corresponding secretary of
the Sailors' Orphan Home, 9 Waterbouse lane
Day Mary Ann (Mrs. ),laun(te«B,Lambertst.St. John's wood
Daves Thomas, fish merchant, 46 Billingsgate streetr
St. Andrew's dock
Dean Alfred Edwin, shopkeeper, 153 Bean street
Dean Frederick, collector of income k assessed taxes,
Fletchergate, Hedon
Dean Joseph, toy & basket dealer,4 WestEnd parade Hessle rd
Dean Peter, fishmonger, 5 Portland street
Dean Bobert, baker, 39 West parade
Dean Williani,brush maker k greengrooer,9i Gt.Thomton'st
Dean William, saddler, 38 Wainfleet terrace. Fountain road
Dearden Thomas, grocer k provision merchant, 50 Spring st
Dearden Thomas, scripture reader, 60 Spring street
Dearing Charles, coal dealer, 35 Durham street
Dearing Charles, coal dealer, Hessle
Dearing Henry, hairdresser, 3 Station parade, Holderness rd
Dearlove k Co. portmanteau ke. manufs. 5s Whitefriargate
Dearlove Bobert, Bising Sun p.k., 98 Campbell street
Deamum Samuel, steam ship owner, i Boyal chambers,
Wellington street
De Boer Hessel, jm^terer, 63 Walker street
Debus Martin, letter cutter, die sinker &c. 33 Bishop lane
Decent Samuel, shopkee]ier, 18 Albert street, Newington
Dee Oil Co. (The), oil merchants (Charles E. Pearson,
agent), North East end Albert dock
Dee William, Crown k Cushion, p.h. 3 Land of Green Ginger
Des Forges Charles Edward, solicitor, see Hill k Des Forges
Des Forges Henry George, wholesale grocer, see Des Forges
Joseph k Sons
Deheer J. k Son, oil merchants, Bopery street
Deighton George, greengrocer, 46 North street
Deighton Isaac, linen draper, 30 Prospect street
Deighton Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 85 Cogan street
De Lacy John David, painter k paperhanger, 17 Cava street,
Stemiey
De-la Pole lA>dge of Freemasons (No. 1605), Jostus Bardall,
58 Charlotte street
De-la Pole Permanent Building Society (W.B. Locking,
secretary), Cogan House, Bowlalley lane
Dellevie Henry, wopkeeper, 17 Grey street
Dellevis Henry William Charles, shopkeeper, 17 Colonial st
Demetre Caravinos, boarding house, 36 Myton street
De Heza Joseph, clothier k outfitter, 66 Market place k i
k a Silver street
Denaby Main Colliery Co, Limited, 5 Prince's Dock offices.
Prince's Dock street
Denby George, pork bntcber, 87 Day street
Denby Julia (Miss), ladies school, 13 Cavendish square
Denholme James Brown, travelling draper, 38 Kingston st
Denison William k Son, wine k spirit merchants, 17
Salthouse lane
Denison George, grocer, 63 Adelaide street
Denison Jim Barry Brooke, beer retailer, 31 Pease street
Denison John, commercial traveller, 11 Derringham street
Denison Thomas Stevenson, master mariner, 31 Morpeth st
Denman Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Hedon road
Dennett John, nurseryman k seedsman. Common, Hessle
Dennett Wm. Hy. corn factor. Com exchange, 36 EQgh st
Dennington Susannah (Miss), feather dresser, 46 Russell st
Dennis Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 Norfolk street
Dennis John, iwrk butcher, 108 Spyvee street. Groves
DennisMaria(Mrs.),milk Beller,7Kingston court,Blanket row
Dennis Bichard, grocer k beer retailer, 64 Peel street
Dennison William, shopkeeper, 8 Ar^le street
Dennias Alfred k Co. cake, com k seed merchants, 191 High
street ; residence, 14 Gladstone street
Denniss Alfred, cake, com k seed merchant, see Denniss
Alfred & Co. residence, 14 Gladstone street
Denniss Charles S. agent to Great Western Bailway Co. 2
Prince's Dock chambers, Prince's Dock street
Denniss Hy;8upt.(rf the Ntlk.Estm.rlwy.goods sta. Bailway st
Dent Alfred, shoe maker, 38 Wassand street
Dent Benjamin, bricklayer, 78 St. Paul's street
Dent Charles, master mariner, 3 Granville ter. Anlaby road
Dent David, custom house officer, 94 Paisley st. Newington
Dent John, Nag's Head inn, Preston
Dent B. P. ale k porter merchant. King street
Dent Samuel, chief engineer, 13 Sandringham st.Newingtoa
Dent Thomas, Ordnance arms, 39 Great Union street
Dent William Hargreaves, mllyman, 33 Jenning st. Groves
Denton ElijEabeth Cross (Miss), ladies' school, I)ambroagfa
house, 6 Arlington street. See advertisement '
Denton Emma (Miss), mistress of Cogan's Endowed school,
55 Salthouse Une
D«itan James, beer retailer. Wood's lane
Denton John, market gardener. West end, Preston
Derfier Aaron, picture frame ma. i Clarence st. Garrison side
DesForge Walter Hy.comm.trav.iBoulevard ores. Boulevard
DesForges Jsph. k Sons, who. grocers, 81, 83 k 83 High st
DesForges Joseph Henry-, chemist, 61 Lowgate
DesForges Samuel, clock k watch maker, 35 Vincent street
Dermady Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Ann's place, Chapman
street, Wilmington
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Deraoshira William, master of Christ Church national bo}^
adiod, John street ; 15 Margaret gtreet
Dewhirst Thoma*, bcever, Hesale
Dewfairst Thomas Ftrth, Bee Hire p.h. 41 Upper Union
street, ft ^wnbrolcer, 15 Adelaide street
OewickEdwmWillongbb]r,Qaeen's dining room8,83 Queen st
Dewick George, coffee roomis, 40 Blanket row
Dewidc William, shopkeeper, 4 Princess street
Deyes John, shoemaker, 33 Wnlcott street
Dibb Charles k Co. wholraale grocers & prorision dealers, 48
Brook street ft 14 Blanket row
Dibb ft Fieldhoiue, sawing mills, Hedon mad
Dibb William ft Co. oil, tallow, bone, grease ft artificial
manure merchants, 30 High street
Dibb Arthur Knocker, brewer, see Gleadow, Dibb & Co
Dibb Charles, grocer ft provision dealer, 8r ft 83 Church
street, Drrpotd 1 ft provision dealer, i Hedon road
Dibb Eliza (Mrs.), apartmtets, 34 St. Lake's street
Dibb Herbert Emanuel, joinerfcnndertaker,ai| Clarendon st
Dibb James Taylor, bookkeeper, 44 Wellington lane
Dibb John, carpet maker, 16 Osborne street
Dibb John, saw mills, see Dibb ft Fieldhoose
Dibb Newman Strawson, grocer, 43 Jenning street. Groves
Dibb Newmond, grocer, 33 Moxon street
Dibb William, oil mer^unt ftc. see Dibb William ft Co.
residence, Stanle}- boose, Fterk grove
Dibb William Thomas, brewer, see Gleadow, Dibb ft Co
Dibnah Thomas, joiner, 10 North street
Dick Robert ft James, boot makers, 89 Qneen street
Dick Alfred, fishmonger, 56 Spencer street
Dick David, baker, 63 Addaide street
Dick Eleanor (Mrs.), dressmaker, 35 Green lane
Dick George, Scolcoates Central hotd, Chnrchst.t. Green la
Did James, diopkeeper, Albert street, Newington
Dick Bobert, shopkeeper, i Lockwood street
Dickens Brothers, grocers ft tea dealers ft beer retailers, i
Holdemess rood
Dickenson Herbert, carcase bntcher, Sewer lane
Dickenson William, Aoe maker, Vanxball grove, Hessle rd
Didiie James, civil engineer, Ryde street, Beverley rood
Dickinaon FMpk, boot ft shoe rqiairer, 94^ Gt. Thornton st
Dickinson Henry, collector of taxes, Finkle st. Cottingham
Dickinson Isaac W. master Crowle street board school;
residence, 3 Thomas street
Didcinson James, fisherman, FaoII
Dickinson Joseph, manager, 33 Boulevard sonth, Hessle rd
Dickinson Bobert, fisherman, Fanll
DidunsoD William, draper, 51 Cumberland street
Dickinson William, tailor, 51 Russell street
Dickson ft Co. Gutta Percba Company's depdt ft madntoah
waiehoQse, 33, 34 ft 35 Lowgate
Dickson James, painter ft paperhanger, 33 Witham ■
Dieter Alex, shoe maker, 14 Brighton terrace, Cumberland st
Dignasse ft Thomson, miUiners ft mantle mas. 34 George st
Dimbleby & Co. tailors, 40 Mtfrket place
Dimbleby George, see Dimbleby ft Co
Dinsdale Eliia (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dlr. 139 Porter st
Dinsdale John, smack owner, 45 William street
Distressed Foreigners' Society (Panl Jnlins Orasdo, sec.),
Victoria chambers, Postem^te
Ditchbom Henry Simpson, jomer ft bnilder, 79 Lime st
Dix John, surgeon, 35 Albion street, ft surgery, i Mason st
Oix John, tailor, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Dixon W. H. ft Co. lamp mannfacturers, 19 Waterhouae
lane ft 30 Edward's place
Dixon Annie (Hiss), lodging house, 10 Story street
Dixon Charles, cool dealer, 14 Dean terrace, Hopwood street
Dixon Charles Hare, coal dealer, 6 Cave street. Stepney
Dixon Cornelia (Mrs.), boot-ft Aoe maker, 57 Gt. Uni'on st
Dixon David, wholesale fruit ft potato dealer, Waverley
street ft at i Livingstone arcade, Anlaby rood
Dixon E. boot ft shoe maker, 13 Great Passage street
Dixon Edmund Philip, seed merchant ft warehouse keeper,
5^ 75, 76 ft 77 High street ft Corn exchange ; ft nursery-
man, 57 Qneen street ; nurseries, Air street, Sculcoates ;
reaklenoe. Stepney lodge
Dixon Emma (Mrs.), lodging honse, 4 Christ Church st
Dixon Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, t8 Norfolk street
Dixon Geoi^, butcher, Choich street, Drypool
Dixon George, greengrocer, 11 Spencer street
Dixon Henry, ailk mercer, ^eral draper ft millinery ft
costome warehonse, 38 Whitefriargate ; residence.Elmsall
kidga, Moleacroft, Beveriey
Dixon Jaoob, cabinet malMr ft wood tomer.Kingston square
ft 83 Charles street
Dixoo Jas. gen. sec. to the Hull Chnrch Institute, Albion st
Dixon John, cabinet maker, 60 Liddell street
Dixon Joho^grocer ft beer ret.Derringham st.& 80 Trinity st
Dixoo Jos.(exors. of ),homoeopathic chemists.so^^luterrisrgt
Dixon Lake, ruUyman, King street, Cottingham
Dixon Mark, second hand clothier, i St. Panl's street
Dixon mdnd (Mrs. ),grocer ft beer ret iso Waterloo st nth
Dixon Robert, farmer. Harbour farm, Hedon
Dixon Bobert, farmer, Paull
DixaaBobt.Stubbings,farmer,Frog haIl,&Liche farm,Preston
Dixon Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Newland Tofts lane
Dixon Thomas, com merchant, o Bishop la. Corn exchange
Dixon Thomas greengrocer, 58 Liddell street
Dixon Thomas, pork butcher, 133 Osborne street
Dixon Thomas, shopkeeper, 5 Aldborough street
Dixon Thomas Gill, proprietor ft publisher of the ■ Hull
Sun,' weekly (sat.); also 'Hull Daily Telegram,' 30
Charlotte street
Dixon Thomas Hudson, dress ft costtmie warehouse, 95
Prospect street ft 76 Story street
Dixon William, chemist ft druggist, Hallgate, Cottingham
Dixon William, cowkeeper, Hidl bank, Cottingham
Dobr^ N. F. ft Co. seed merchants ft commission agents,'
Wilberforce buildings, 35 High street & Com exchange
Dobson Catherine (Mrs.), second hand clothier, 16 West st
DobsonHenry.commercial traveU«r,Cottingham rd.Newland
Dobson James, baker, 3 Granville street, Newington
Dobson John, Goildludl vaults, 60 Lowgate
Dobson John, secondhand clothier, 3o| Sykes street
Dobson John Ben. chemist ft druggist, 47 Great Union st
Dobson John Welch, brass founder, Baker street
Dobson Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 24 Bean street
Dock Co. see Hull E)ock Co
Dock Company's Coal Trimmers Office (John Maude, fore-
man trimmer). South side, Albert dock
Dock Company's Wood ft Stone Yard, Castle street
Dock Dues OtHce (James L. Freer, receiver), Custom house,
Whitefriargate
Dockray John, pork batcher, 41 Hessle road
Dodds Henry Lmwood, tailor, 83 English street
Dodds James, The Grapes P.B., 37 Brook street ft 34 Mill st
Dodds William, chemist, 13 Hessle road
Dodgson George, general dealer,33Swanu street, Soulcoates
Dodgson William, coal agent, see Locke ft Co. residence,
Grafton street, St. John's wood
Dodgson William, pawnbroker, 66 Francis street east
Dodsworth Charles, tailor, 7 Hudson terrace
Dodsworth William, newsagent, 11 Naylor's row, Drypool
Dolan Thomas, DoUin hotd. Middle street
Dolby Thomas, rally owner, 44 Goodwin street
Dolby William, district agent to the Royal Liver Friendly
Society, 36 Spring street
Danby &. ft Co. provision dealers, 3 Carlisle street
Donaldson Arthur, shipping agent, 7 Prince's Dock Offices,
Prince's Dock street
Donaldson William, general dealer, 3 Jane street
Doncaster William, hwkseller, 130 Porter street
Donkin Mary Elizh. (iln. ), shopkeeper,King st.Cottingham
DcHmelly Mary (Mrs.), sb^keeper,33Jenningsstreet,Groves
Donner Charles Henry ft Co. timber brokers ft vice-consuls
for Honduras, 5 Humber place
Donnison Chas. J. sec. to Walker ft Smith Lim.Wincolmlee
Donovan John Wilson, tobacconist, 68 Queen street
Donson Edward, fishmonger, 63 Alexandra street
Dook Edward, shopkeeper, 73 Walcott street
Dook Edward F. greengrocer, 11 1} Hessle road
Dore Edward, milliner, 63 Hessle road
Doman William, commercial traveller, 33 Walmsley street
Dorsey Henry, collector of queen's taxes, 53 Francis st. west
Dorsey Wilham Miller, custom house officer, 7 Cromwell
terrace, Cromwell street
Dossor George, coal dealer, 33 Fin'sbnry street. Fountain rd
Dossor James, surgeon, 51 George st. ; surgery, a6 Dock st
Dongall Andrew, superintendent ft engineer to the British
Gas Light Co. Limited, Bankside, Sculcoates ; ft Baker st
Dongall Andrew, jnn. assistant engineer, British Gasligbt
Co. Limited, Bankside, Sculcoates
Doughty Joseph, chief engineer, 86 Freehold street
Dotighty Joseph, grocer, 176 Beau street
Doughty Mana (Mrs.), grocer ft beer retailer, i6| Sutton st
Doughty Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Wawne street
Doughty Mary (Mis.), mistress, St. Philips national school,
Ibson street
Doughty Walter, joiner ft undertaker, 70 Walker street
Doughty William, school master at St. John's national
scnools, 58 Wellington lane
Douglas James,nia8ter mariner,!^ Boulevard south,Hessle rd
Douglas John, coal dealer, 13 Princess street
Douglas John, coal merchant. Reform street
Douglas John, ship steward, 1 1 Gilbert street, Hessle road
Douglas Richard, furniture broker, 39 Lincoln street
Douglas William, coal dealer, 5 Blake street
Douthwaite Bobt. timber mer. see Payne, Douthwaite ft Co
Dove George Edward, hosier ft glover, 31 Savile street
Dove Thomas Henry, butter merchant, 35 Bishop's lane ft
34 Humber Dock street
Downes John, Criterion hotel, Hessle road
Downes William Henry, draper ft professor of music, 8
Radbourne street, Boulevard
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COMMERCIAL.
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Dnwnes Joseph, King William p.h. 41 Market place
Downie Alexander, ironmonger, 40 Great Union street
Downing Arthur, shopkeeper, 139^ Englisli street
Downing Henry, taQor, 45 Mytongatc
Downs Allen (c Co. rope & twine manufactarers, Imperial
buildings, 47 Carr lane
Downs James, engineer, see Rose, Downs & Thompson, Old
foundrj', Cannon st. ; residence, 2 The Elms, Beverley rd
Downs John, builder, 29 Norfolk street
Downs John, market gardener, Xorthgate, Cottlng;ham
Downs John, stationer, 19 Witham
Downs Thomas Henry, bnilder, 7 Wellington lane
Dows William, linen "draper, 60 Charles street
Dowse James, shopkeeper, 71 Buckingham street
Dowse Thomas Dundison, master mariner, 8 Arlington street
Dowsing Herbert Leopold, l.s.a (Lond.); l.r.c.p. (e.)
u.ii.c.s. physician & surgeon, 9 Wellington ter. Beverley rd
Doyle Samuel Greenwood, Shepherd P/H. 98 Witham
Drant Guy Geo. horehound beer brewer, 43 New George st
Drant Jn. shopkeeper & beer ret. i Catherine st. Wincolmlee
Draper Joseph, tailor, 68 Charles street
Drasdo Paul Julias, secretary-. Distressed Foreigners' Society,
Fogtemgate
Drayton George, joiner, 8 St. Paul's street
Drescher Joseph Albert, watchmaker. Market place, Hedon
Dresser John, farmer, Harland, Cottingham
Dresser John, Rampant Horse p.h. 69 Mytongate
Drew Sarah & Ann (Misses), dress makers, 14 Reed streot
Drew Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Albert ter. Spring st
Drewery Abel, Commercial hotel, i Castle street
Drewery Alfred, commission agent, as Caroline place
Drewery Frederick, agent to Hull, Lincoln, Sieaford &c.
traders, catch boats, 172 High street
Drewery Joseph, stone mason, la Gilbert street
Drewery Lot, tinner, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Drewery Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker, 14 Reform street
Drewery William, fishmonger, 38 Caroline street
Drewery Wm. Coats, painter & decorator, 42 St. Luke's st
Drewery Frederick, hosier, 68 Spyvee street. Groves
Drewrey George Phillip, painter, 85 Spyvee street. Groves
Drewery Thomas, shopkeeper, 53 William street
Dreyer k Co. painters & paper hangers, 77 St. Jolin street
Dreyer Carl A. painter & paper banger, see Dreyer li Co. 77
St. John street
DrifHeld Eliza Ann (Mrs.) lodging house, 14 Storey street
Dring Charlotte (Miss), dress ma. 6 Montrose ter. Stanley st
Dring Samuel, joiner, x8o High street
Drinkall Robt. ginger beer manufacturer, 17 Blackfriargate
Drinkall Thomas, commercial traveller, a6 Caughey street
Drinkwater William, photographer, see Turner & Drinkwater
Drurj' C. k W. painters, i4i Barmston street
Drurj' Charles, bnilder, 54 Clifton street
Drury Charles, joiner, Langilale road, Beverley road
Drury Charles, painter, sec C. Drury & Co
Drury Ed\fard W. commission agent, Etherington buildings,
51 High street
Drury John, bricklayer k builder, Langdale bldgs. Beverley
roed, k i Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Drury John M. sergeant (HfiU Borough Constabulary), 10
Mary's terrace, Redbourne street. Boulevard
Drury Robert, shoemaker, 40 Alexandra street
Drury Wallace, agent for Bass k Co. Wellington street
Drurj' William Edward, jeweller, 109 Hessle road
Drj' John Richard, picture frame maker, 9 New (Jcorge st
Dry William pianoforte dealer k turner, 83 Freehold street
Dryden John, master mariner, 169 Coltman street
Drj'pool Cemetery (John Middleton, supt.), Hedon road
Drypool Sawing Mills (Robert Hardy, man.), Naylor's row.
Dry pool
Duck Abraliam William (ieorgc, hotel, Walton street, New-
ington, & grocer, 60 Brook street
Ducker Charles Edwin, baker, 46 Salthouse lane
Dncker.Eniwh, carter, Lambert st. St. John's wood
Ducker John, toy desiler, 39 Walker street
Ducker Thomas, baker, 21 York street. Sculcoates
Dudding David, master mariner, 54 Waverlcy street
Duesbury John A. postmaster. Market place; residence,
Ashbumham, Anlaby road
Duflield Edwin, reel owner, 82 Great Thornton street
Duffield Freeman, ballast merchant, 57 Sandringham street,
Newington
Duttill M. (Mrs.), truss & bandage manufacturer, 9 Pease st
Dugdall John, smack owner, 4 Havelock terrace, Hessle
road, Newin^on
Duggleby William Henry, librarian at Young People's
Christian k Literary Institute, 2 Charlotte street
Dugurd Andrew, chief engineer, 49 R»dbonrne St. Bonlevard
Duke John, ship smith, Hedon road
Dukes George, coal dealer, 31 Hopwood street
Dukes Moses, market gardener, Hallgate, Cottingham
Dnkes'Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 107 Adelaide street
Dunling David, farmer, Cottingham
Dunling David Donkin, farmer. Low Lees, Cottingham
Dumoulin k Gosschalk, hide & produce mers.a7 Finkle street
Dunioulin Victor, hide k produce merchant, see Dumoulin,
Gosschalk
Dun Hamiret (Mrs.), apartments, 108 Great Tbomton st
Duncan J. k Co. seed crushers & oil cake manufacturers,
office, 36 High street k Stoneferry mill
Duncan k Watmough, ale k porter merchants Portland place
Duncan Elizabeth (Miss), matron to the Home for Fallen
Females, 25 Nile street
Duncan Jonathan, seed crusher 4c. see Duncan J. & Co
Duncan Natlian, ale & porter mer. see Duncan k Watmnngh
Duncan Wm. Fasten, steam ship owner, see Good, FUxlnian
& Diment 1
Duncan William Hill, ship surveyor, 23 Arlin^on street
Duncum Henry Lewins, general dealer, 32 Wellington lane
Dunham Hy. Jn. hosier k haberdasher,9 Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
Dunham William Green, insurance agent, 13 Park St. cres
Dnnhill Annie (Miss), teacher of music, 27 Pryme street
Dunkley Ellen N. (Mrs), Victoria dining rooms, 4 Nelson at
Dunlin George, tobacconist, 15 Humber Dock street
Dunlop John, chemist & druggist, 70 Osborne street
Dtmn Charles, provision dealer, 17 Waterhouse lane
Ihmn Charles, shopkeeper, 40 Porter street
Dnnn (ieorge, tailor, 24 Liddell street
Dunn Harriet (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 34 Little Queen street
Dunn James, farmer, Dairycoates, HesAe roed, k Prior;'
farm, Hessle
Dunn. James, Ship p.h. Prospect place, Drypool
Dunn John, grocer k bear retailer, 63 Porter street
Dunn John, horse dealer, 7 Boulevard south, Hessle road
Dnnn Kate (Miss), confectioner. Great Passage street '
Dnnn Richard, cowkeeper, Endjke lane, Cottingham
Dunn Robert, butcher. Fountain road
Dunn Robert Pickering, Earl de Grey tavern, 7 Castle st
Dnnn Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 10 Jane lane
Dunn Thomas, commission agent, 39 Hopwood street
Dunn William, boot k shoe maker, 16 Wilde street
Dunning Thomas Wallis Wiler, Yorkshire Grey p.h. 22
South street, Carr lane
Dnnnington Atkinson, boarding house, 46 Paragon street
Dunthorne Annie (Miss), dress maker, 60 Glasgow street,
Newington
I Durbridge Francis, ironmonger, 43 Kent st. Holdemess road
I Durbridge Francis, shopkeeper, 49 Salthouse lane
I Durden Arthur PlimsoU, Ship hotel, 103 Witham
I Durden Richard, Regent p.h., 14 Carr lane
Durham James, photographic artist, 70} Queen street
! Durkin Annie (Miss), dressmaker, 17 Caughey street
Durkin Martin, beer retailer, 8 Mill street
Durlcy Henry Hall, commercial traveller, 5 Westboume av
Durley Sarah Ann, (Mrs.), ladies' school, 5 Westboume av
' Dumman Thomas, tripe dresser, 34 Wincolmlee
I Dutchman Isabella (Miss), apartments, i Morpeth street
i Dwycr WilUam, butcher, Holdemess road
Dyas Charles Marshall, pawnbroker, Londesborough street
Dykes Edward Octavius, manager for Yorkshire Banking
Co. Limited, \f'hitcfriargate
Dy<on William jnn. k Son, coal merchants, i Odonial
chambers, Prince's Dock street k Lime street
Dyson Charles, grocer k beer retailer, 57 Salthouse lane
Dyson George chemist, 19 Mytongatc
Dyson John, master mariner, 19 John street
Dyson Joseph, chief engineer, 19 Edinburgh st. Newington
Dyson Josejjh, coal merchant, 19 Seaton st. Fountain road
Eagle William, fish merchant, 24 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's
dock ; & fish curer, 84 West Dock avenue, Hessle roa.t
Ealand John, Crown k Anchor p.h. ■ 39 Humber street
EamanGeo. furniture dealer,3 Livingstone arcade.Anlaby nl
Earle (Jeorgefc Thomas, cement manufacturers; light, dark
k iMirtland cements, lias limes, plasters &c. ; offices, 7 ller
street ; works. Glasshouse road, Wilmington
Earle & Haller, carriers by water &c. , 63 High street
Earle's Shi]>building k Engineering Company Limited {^ir
John Brown, d.l., j.p. chairman of directors; Samuel
Mason & William Longman, managers). Junction foundry,
Waterhouse lane k Ship yard ; k engine works, Victoria
dock, Hedon road ; & at New Holland
Earle Francis, pharmatieutical chemist, 22 Market plaof ;
residence, Rydal Mount villa, Eldnn grove, Beverley road
Earle George, wharfinger, see Earle k Haller
Earle James, commission agent & manager, to Hull Mer-
chants Lighter Co. Limited, i8si High street *
Earle Sydney, corn k seed merchemt, I>8nish buildings, 45
High street & Corn exchange
Easingwood Robt. shopkeeper k beer retailer, 96 Was.«and st
Easingwodd Thomsts, shopkeeper, Sutton
Easingwood Thomas, jun. bricklayer, West parade, Sutton
East Riding Constabulary (John Don, insjiector), Finkle
point, Cottingham
East York Rifle Barracks (First) (Charles Maybank,
sergeant-major), I/>nde8borough street
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Ea«t York Artillery Volunteers (2iid.) (hon. col. Right Hon.
Lord Wenlock; Ueat.-col.comnianduig,Henr}-C.tileadow;
lieat.-cul. Henry F, Pudsey; adjutant, Capt Hugh A.
Scott K..\. ; quartermaster, Thomas St. Clair I^ley),
barracks. Park street
East Vorkshire Cart & Waggon Co. Limited & Agricultural
implement makers,Curii exchange,^6 High st.& atBeverley
East Alfred, confectioner k tobacconist, 84 Bessie roatl
East Joseph, shopkeejx^r, 2a Clarendon street
Easten John & Sons, cabinet furniture, carpets & general
house furnishers, paper hanging, family linen, moreen, iron
bedstead & bedding warehousemen, 8 Market pi. See udvt
Easten Arthur Henry, carpet warehouse, see Easten & Sons ;
residence, Dunedin, Patrington
Easten John, carpet warehouse, see Easten & Sons; residence,
WestParadebouse,Wc8tparade,Anlabyroad <
Easten WiUiam Edward, carpet warebonse,8ee Easten tt Sons;
residence, a Crown terrace, Anlaby road
Easterbrook Ebenezer, upholsterer, 4 Arundell street,
Holdcmess road
Easterbmnk Nicholas James, cabinet maker, 50 Norfolk st
Easterby John Santon, butcher, cattle dealer, army & nary
cnntractor, 17 Market place
' Eastern Morning News, 4a Mliitefriargate. See advert
Eastern Permanent v Benefit Building Society (tieorgc
Fryer, manager k sec. ), 34 Whitefriargate
Easting William, butcher, Hessle
Easton Nathaniel k Son, anctioners, valuers k arbitrators.
Imperial chambers, Bowlallej- lane
Easton John Huteson, auctioneer, see Easton k Son ; resi-
dence, 7 Nitbsdale terrace, Beverley road
Eastwood Henry A. shopkeeper, 44 Salthoase lane
Eaton Cha8.Hy.cnstom nouse officer,4iLome st.Swann'8 est
Eaton Daniel, watchmaker, 45 Great Union street
Eaton George, solicitor, commissioner for affidavits, Manor
House chambers, Broadlej- street
Eccles Cass, go\dlatl dealer, 63 Wright street
Eccles Charles Stewart, commission agent, 63 High street
Eccles George, grocer, 81 Walker street
Eccles WiUiam, cab proprietor, 50 Marmadnke street
Ediels John, furniture dealer, 1 1 Mnlton parade, Hessle rd
Eckles WilUam, rope k twine manufacturer, 58 Thomas
street, Drypool ; works Holdemess rood
Eckman lliereak (Mrs.), brush dealer, 93 Waverley street
Eclipse (The), Sewing Machine Depot (Shepherd, BothweU
fc Hough) (M. Taylor agent), ai St. John street
Ecuador Consulate (William Moran, vice consul), Alexandra
chambers. Castle street
Edgar Andrew Wilson, publishers' agent, 64 Walmsley st
Edgar Henry Francis, chief engineer, 135 Walker street
Eilge Charles Horace, Salisbury hotel, aa George street
Edinburgh (The) Boperie Co. rope & sail makers, a East
end, St. Andrew's dock
Edlington Jas. second hand clothes dlr. 48 Lower Union st
Ediingtnn John, joiner, i Newland, Toft's lane
Edmonds Frank, butcher, 17 Norfolk street
Edmonds Mary Ann, (Mrs.), dress maker, a Granville ter-
race, Lansdowne street
Edmonds Samuel, fishmonger, Arundell st. Holdemess rd
Edmondson Robert, marine store dealer, 53 Hessle road
Edmimds Elizabeth (Mrs), shopkeeper, 87 Spyvee at. Groves
Edson Charles, hair dresser, 38 Mytongate
Edward Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 37 Providence row ,
Edwards & Co ; manufacturer!! of sansage casings, whip,
racquet, tennis k clock springs &c. ; k tallow merchants,
Maxwell street, Stoneferry
Edwards Edward, shopkeeiier, 59 Witty street, Newington
Edwards Edward William, beer retailer, 86 Prospect street
Edwards Emma (Mrs.), second hand clothier, St. Paul's st
Edwards George, master mariner, 3 Park cres. Beverley rd
Edwards James, refreshment house, 44 Chariot street
Edwards James, smack owner, a8 Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Edwards John, collector for the dispensary k children's
hospital be. ai Story street k 5 Percy street
Edwards Samuel, fishmonger, see Eales k Edwards
Edwards Samuel, jewellers, 35^ Lincoln street
Edwards Thomas, fishmonger, 77 Barmston street
Edwards Thomas, market gardener, Southcoates lane,
Holdemess rond
Edwards Tliomas James, artist, 3 Imperial arcade, Gran-
ville street, Newington
Edwards William', butcher, 45 The Shambles; k carcase
butcher. Blanket row
Edwards William, draper, 13 Pelham street, Drj-pool
Eeles Edwin George, umbreUa maker, 49 Wliitefriargate
Eeles James Dobson, fent dealer, 50 Jenning street. Groves
Egan James, ':sh dealer, a Davis street
Egan Michael, shopkeeper, 78 North street
Egan Thos. bookbinder k machine ruler, i Eaton St. Eaton
Eggers Edward, cabinet maker, 9 Percy street
Egginton Arthur, banker, see Smith Samuel Brothers k Co
Egginton John, banker, see Smith Samuel Brothers k Co
Eggleston George, saddler, St. Augusfme gate, Hedon
Eggleston .Sarah Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5a Regent st
Eglen William, shoe maker, 53 Spyvee street
Ehlers John k Co. general mcrchants.TheAvenue,iS7.High st
I Elara Edward, wine, spirit & cigar merchant, Postemgate
Eland Abel S. beer retailer, 50 Pelham street, Drypool
I Eldridge John Robert Westerdale,solicitor, Cogan chambers,
BowTalley lane *
Eleston Lauretta (Mrs.), teacher of music k dancing, 6
Cavendish square
Eley James, tobacconist, 6 Alexandra arcade, Hedon road
Eley John, shopkeeper, 50 Church street, Drypool
Eley William Hcnr.v, fruiterer & greengrocer,'39 Scott street,
& sec Fowler & Eley
Elger Wm Henry, grocer, Alexander arcade, Hedon road
Elgey Charles, farmer, Hessle
' EUerbeck William, commission agent, 35 Canghey street
EUerington John Briggs, picture frame maker, 1 14 Trinity st
I Ellerker Thomas, custom house otticer & earthenware dealer,
49 Liddell street
Ellershaw John k Sons, seed crushers ; Oriental buildings,
I High street & Church street, Sculcoates
, Ellershaw Walter, seed crusher, see Ellershaw John & Sons
, EUerton Catherine (Mrs.),shopkeci)er, Hallgate, Cottingham
I Elliott k Foulston, glass bottle merchants, Salthonsc lane
; Elliott Christopher, fisherman, 48 Kingston street
'. Elliott Daniel, shopkeeper, 20 Waller street, Holdemess rd
Elliott George Frederidc m.d. physician, 27 Albion street
I Elliott Maria Sophia (Mrs.), apartments, 34 Lansdowne st
Elliott Marie Estella (Mrs. ), mistress at St. Stephen's
national school (girls) ; residence, 68 Clarendon street
I Elliott Williain Dawson, c.E., u.i.m.e. consulting engineer.
k glass bottle mer. Salthonse lane, sec Elliott k Foulston
Elliott J. k Co. com washers & grain cleaners, 36 High street
k Beeton street
Ellis Charles, provision dealer, 34 Solby street, Anlaby road
Ellis Charles John, shopkeeper, 15 Francis street east
Ellis Henij- M. (secretary), Anti-Mill General Industrial
Society, Limited, 31 Scale lane
Ellis James, blue k black lead manufacturer, 8 St. Hilda
street, Beverley road
Ellis James, market gardener, Sutton
Ellis Jane (Mrs.), watch k dock maker, 66 Lowgate
Ellis John, builder, 53 Constable street
Ellis John, corn merchant, Holdemess mad
Ellis John, draper, Hessle
Ellis John, gram cleaner, see Ellis & Co
Ellis John, whitesmith k bellhanger, i Spencer street
Ellis Joseph Dayson, shopkeeper, Holdemess road
Ellis Tliomas Wokes, chemist k dentist, see Wokes & Ellis
Ellison John Hnrper, linen draper, 11 Spring bank
Elliss James, shoemaker, 5 Ripon buildings, Hedon road
Ellyard Marmaduke, baker, a Kingston terrace, Hessle rd
Ellyott James, shopkeeper, 37 Swann street, Sculcoates
Elmsall k South Kirby Gas Oi. Limited (T. W. Stcars,
engineer), 4 Derringham street
Elscy Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, lo Finsbury grove
Elsom & Co. printers, Blue Bell yard. Market place
Elsom Albert, schoolmaster at i Park St. Orphan home, 19
Derringham street
Elsom John Henry.market gardener, 24 Cave street. Stepney
k nurseryman. Park grove. Prince's avenue
Elsom Joseph, see Elsom k Co. printers
Elsom Lindsley, master mariner, 11 Abbey crcs.Fountain rd
Elston John William, Whitesmith, Holdemess road
Elston Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, a6 Cave st. Stepney
Elsworth Frederick, oil refiner & varnish manufacturer.
Air street, Sculcoates ; residence, Grafton street
Elton Thomas, cliief engineer, i GrafUm st. St. John's wood
Elvidgo William, shopkeeper, 66 Clifton terrace
El vin John Pearson, varnish maiiuF. see Elvin Brothers
Elvin Sarah Jane (Mrs.), cooper, Sitwell street. Groves
Elway* Robert, fisherman, Paull
Embley Stephen, grocer, 10 Thomas street, Drypool
Embley Stephen, superintending marine engineer, to Wil-
son, Sons & Co. 35 Constable street
Emerson Henrj-, The Ship p.h. Stoneferry
Emerson Joseph, fancy draper, 89 Leonard street
Emmerson Margt. (Mrs.), lodging ho. Swann st. Sculcoates
Empringham John, Durham Ox p.h. i Blanket row
Empringham John, farmer, Norwoods. Cottingham
Empringham Thomas, accountant, 61 Wright street
Empson Charles, boot k shoe maker, 34 Hessle road
Empsoh Charles Robinson, confectioner, 3 West End parade,
Hessle road
England,Saxelbyes k Sharp, solicitors, Quay chmbr8.Quay st
England Daniel Bordew, confectioner, King st. Cottingliam
EngUnd James, butcher, la.Leonard street
England John, baker k confectioner,7Si8ter8' ter.Beverley rd
England John, earthenware dealer, 33 Salthouse lane
Enghuid Richard, tin-plate worker, 41 Salthouso lane
England Samuel, confectioner, 40 Whitefruiiajite 1 ^
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England Samnel, cowkeeper, Cottingham road, Metrland
England Thomas Woodnumcy, cnrator Hnll Church In-
stitate, Albion street
England William, corn, seed k oil cake merchant, 196 High
street, residence, 11 Linnaeus street
Englestovn Thomas, accoontant, 35 Bean street
English's Patent Campbine Co. (John Love Seaton, man. ),
Church street, Sculcoatea
English Arthur, solicitor. Chancery buildings, Manor street
English Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13s English street
English Wm. P. wharfinger & urarehousekecper, Garrison
aide ; lighter owner, shipbroker, oil, grease, paint, black-
ing & composition mamjactnrer, 180 High street; works,
Dansom lane, residence, 197 Coltman street
Epstin Barnartl, hosier, 32 Great Passage street
Epworth Ann (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 12 Broadley street
Epworth Edward, hair dresser, 8 Wellington street
Eratt George Layton, master mariner, 45 Portland street
Escrcet James, chemist, wholesale druggist, drysalter ii
maDuFacturing confectioner, Beaumont street, Drypool
Escreet Prankish, greengrocer, 66 Adelaide street
Escritt Robert, commercial traveller, 66 Campbell street
Eskrctt & Searlc, wood turners, Barmston street & Swann
street, Sculeoates
Eskrett Cyrus, wood turner, see Eskret k, 8ear)e
Espin John, greengrocer, 127 Bean street
Eustace Frederick, upholsterer, 21 Anlaby road
Evans George, pork butcher, 124 Great Thornton street
Evans Geo. rope & twine manufacturer, S6 Cumberland st
Evans James, tailor, g Silvester street
Evans Thomas, pork butcher, Holdemess road
Evans Thomas Melancthon, surgeon, 17 Albion street
Evenden Eliza (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, Paull
Everatt William, solicitor, see Hind & Everatt
Everett James, joiner, 17 Finsbury street
Everingham Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 34 Francis St. west
Everingham Charles Smith, builder, 10 Barmston street
Everingham Penrose, stone mason, Souttergatc, Hedon
Everingham Wm. I. painter & grainer, Lincoln street
Evcrs William, butcher, 38 The Shambles
Evington Charles Srtiith, joiner & builder, i St. Silas street
Evington Charles William, sanitary inspector, i St. Silas st
Evington John Geo. marine store dealer, 17 Blanket row
Evington Lavinia (Miss), dress ma. 4 Irene ter. Swann st
Evison Andrew, cowkeeper & rully owner, 109 Day street
Evison Frederick, shopkeeper, 5 Staniforth place, Hessle rd
Evison John, confectioner, 6 Bridge street
E\-ison lliomas, shopkeeper, 79 Bright st. Holderness road
Ewbank George Reuben, cocoa housekeeper, 8 Ordnance
place, Drypool
Ewbank Lorenzo, draughtsman, 33 Rose st. Swann's estate
Exchange Dining Rooms (John Morlcy, proprietor). Ex-
change, Bowlalley lane
Exchai^ k Discount Bank Limited, Hnll (James Alexander
Brown, manager), 23 Silvester street, draw on London k
Westminster Bank Co. Limited, Lothbury
Exley Thomas, tobacconist, 50 Charles street
Eyre & Co. seed crushers, general brokers & oil cake mannfs.
k merchants, 6 High street k Church street, Sculeoates
E}°re Charles, hair dresser, Chapel lane ; k hatter, 28 Low-
gate k 24 Witham
Eyre Crawford, seed crusher, see Eyre k Co. residence,
Great Dnlfleld
EjTe Ingram, jfreengrocer, 23 Church street, Sculeoates
Eyre Slater, miller, Holdemess road
Ezart Thomas, master mariner, 4 Richard's ter. Campbell st
Fairbank Jn. shopkeeper & 8hoemaker,Hallgate,Cottingham
Fairbank William, farmer. Frog hall, Sutton
Fairbanks James, coal dealer, 41 Redbonme st. Boulevard
Falrbotham Fred, grocer & beer retailer, 173 Bean street
Fairbum George, permanent way inspector to the N. E.
railway, 31 English street
Fairfield Samuel, beer retailer, 102 Engh'sh street
Falgen Thomas, shopkeeper, 42 Spencer street
Falkingham Thomas, shopkeeper, 51 Bean street
Fallas Charles, shopkeeper, 28 Lower Union street
Fallon John Redmond, marine store dealer, 49 Brook street
& 75 West street
Fallowfield Christopher John, pawnbroker, 5*6 Chapel la
Faloon, Margaret (Mrs.), ale k porter mer. 47 Queen street
Fanning Janet (Mrs-), shopkeeper, is§ Clarendon street
Fanthorpe J. & Co. provision dealers, 80 Mytongate
Fanthorpe James, bacon factor, 42 Lowgate, k provision
dealer, see Fanthorpe k Co. 80 Mytongate
Fanthorpe William, jobbing gardener, George st. Cottinghm
Farbstein Henry i.h.c.p., x.r.c.s. physician & surgeon, 13
Albert terrace, Anlaby road
Farbstein Joel, chiropodist, 20 Storj- street
Fargus James, seed crusher, see Chambers k Fargus
Farley Philip, shopkeeper, 6 Providence street
Farmers'Coq;ipanyLimited,chenucal manure manufacturers,
Com exchange, 36 High street
Farmers' (The) k Cleveland Dairies' Co. Limited (William
Knapp Hall, manager), 48 South parade
Farmery Thomas, fancy dmper, 1 14 Hessle road
Farnley Iron Company Limited, sanitary tube &c. manu-
facturers. Prospect street
Farr Charles, smack owner, 73 Constable street
Farr Edward, tin plate worker, 133 k 125 High street
Farr Samuel, grocer, 8 Humber terrace, Holdemess road
Farr William, china k earthenware dealer, 3 Humber
terrace, Holdemess road
Farrah Charles, cabinet maker, 14^ Wincolmlee
Farrah William Henry, master of Wawne St. board school,
44 Louis street
Farrar Benjamin, herbalist, 39 Mason street
Farrell James, stationer & printer, 42 Savile street ; res.
at Linnaeus street
Farrell Thomas Frederic n..\. solicitor k deputy registrar of
CO. ct : & of high court of justice, sec Rollit & Sons
Farrer David Co. tailors, 66 Market place & i Silver street
Farrer Cliarles, furniture broker, 14 Wincolmlee
Farrer Stephen, clothes dealer, 87 Witham
Farrow Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 25 Cave St Stepney
Farrow George Wright, master of national school, 7 John st
Farrow William, butcher, i Mount place, Hegsle road
Fash William, cabinet, maker, 4 Silvester street
Faulding Jsph. fancy draper, ioA,Leonard st.&9Wellingtn.la
Faulkner Charles Travis k Co. (Alfred Strong, manager),
railway carriers k forwarding agents, Kingston street
Faulkner F. (Miss), ladies' school. Boulevard vils. Hessle rd
Faulkner William Robert, foreman. Air street
Faunthorii Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 Waterloo street
Fawcett John & Son, leather belting k hose manufacturers,
44 Waterworks street
Fawcett David, cabinet maker. Trundle street
Fawcett Isaac, leather merchant, sec Fawcett John k Son
Fawcett Jane Ann (Miss), school, 25 Grimsby lane
Fawcett John, boot & shoe maker, 14 Silvester street
Fawcett John, hide broker, 14 Staniforth place, Hessle road
Fawcett John Phibbs, custom house officer, 141 Porter street
Fawcett Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker, 36 Fountain road
Fawcett Marj- Elizabeth (Mrs. ), milliner, 141 Porter street
Fawcett Thomas, furniture dealer, 4 Brook street
Fawcett William, fruiterer, 33 Fountain road
i Payers Mary (Mrs. lodging house, 59 Francis street east
Feam George, drajier, 126 Waterloo street north
Fearnley Alfred, milliner, 24 Savile street
' Feaster William, cowkeeper, i Manchester street
' Featherson John, hair dresser, 164 Waterloo street north
Feathcrston Marj- (Mrs.), baker, 63 Lowgate
Featherston Mary (Mrs.j.rcfreshment contractor,46Sykes st
I Feathcrston Wm. baker k confectioner, 6 Londesboroogh st
Featherstone Robert, bill poster, see Featherstone, Brothers
Featherstone Brothers, bill poster, 8 George street
Featherstone Main Collieries Co. (F. F. Simpson, agent),
i colliery owners, 8 Pier street
Featherstone Annie (Miss), tobacconist, 8 Grimston street
Featherstone James, bill poster, 8 Silvester street
, Featlicrstone Jane (Mrs. ), cowkeeper, 44 Kaywell street
' Featherstone Wm. paper hanger, Cato terrace Ijome street,
Swann's estate
J Feetham Hy. grocer k beer retailer, 26 West Dock avenue,
I Hessle road
' Feetham Thomas, private family hotel, 54 Charlotte street
I Feldraan Louis, loan office, 5 Midland street
Fell John, shopkeeper, 34 Humber street
Fell Lucy (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, 21 Bond street
Fellows & Furley, canal carriers (between Hnll k Sheffield),
k 6 Wellington street k Effingham road, Sheflield
Fellows James Wm. smack owner, Kent house, Hessle road
Fenby Henry, saddler, 115 Witham
Fennellow Jn. W. tailorfc parish clk.of Chri8tChurch,9John st
Fenner Joseph Henry k Co. manufs. of machine bands k
strapping, fire k ship hose kc. k engineers' factors, mill
furnishers k india mbber mers. 8Chapel la. See advert
Fent "Thomas, furniture broker, 27 Spy»'ee street. Groves
Fenton John k Sons, grocers k tea dealers, 39 Market place
Fentoii Ann (Miss), milliner, 49 George street
Fenton Annie (Mrs.), fishmonger, 15 Church st. Sculeoates
Fenton Christopher, grocer k beer retailer, 44 Alexandra st
Fenton, Edward, blacksmith, 8 New George street
Fenton Edward, hay k straw dealer k cowkeeper,6 Green la
Fenton Edwin, manager, 33 Wilberforce street
Fenton George Foster, grocer, see John Fenton k Sons
Fenton John, grocer, see John Fenton k Sons
Fenton Jonathan, grocer, see John Fenton k Sons
Fenton Robert M. confectioner, 27 Wincolmlee
Fenton Wm. packing case maker k joiner, i Lucas square
Fenwick Mason, tailor, i Albert terrace. Pease street
Fenwick Wm. market gardener & cowkeeper, Preston
Ferens Tlioinas R. director of Reckitt k Sons Limited ;
residence, Saxby house, Holdemess road
Ferguson John, rope maker. Chalk lane , ., ,,,,,,
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Femby t Hare, nuna mat k bag importrs. 8 Waterhonse
buie. See advert
Femby F. B. nmia mat importer, ne Femby k Hare ;
nadenoe, De Grey street
Femby Heneage, nusia mat & bag importer, see Ferraby
fc Hare ; residence, 43 Arlington street
Ferraby John, fruiterer, 5 Castle street
Ferraby Thomas, fish merchant, lOA, Billingsgate St.
Andrew's dock
Fnrand Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, 82 St. Fanl's street
Ferries John, cnstom house officer, 5 Vine ter. Norrrood st
Feasel Henry, tailor, 13 Silvester street
Fett John Wm. emigrants' lodging house, 17 Nile street
Fewlass Frederick Bicliard, joiner, Magdalene gate, Hedon
FewlassHobert, joiner & bmlder, a New Garden street &
35 Perry street
Fevluss Thomas, bootmaker, Sontfermte, Hedon
Fewlaas Thomas John, stone mason, Fletcher gate, Hedon
Fewster Thomas & Son, paint, color, varnish ft patent
driers' mannfactarerg, 44 ft 44^ Sykes street
Fevster Chas. Edwd. paint mannf, see Fewster Thos. feSon
Fewster Frederick M«u11er, hosier, 65 Francis street west
Fewster John, wheelwright k threshing machine owner,
Preston
Fewster WilKam, blacksmith, Newland, Cottingham
Fewster William, Prospect inn, 6 Prospect street
Field Charies, batcher, .8 Kington terrace, Hessle road
Fidd John Johnson, seed k tea merchant, 56 High street ;
waiehonse, 199 High st. ; residence, 18 East gro. Hntt st
Krld BicbaTd, tea dealer k grocer, 11 Market place k
Beverley road ; residence, 5 S6irbro' ter. Beverley road
Fidd Thomas Edwanl, bntcher, 133 Bear street & 4 Clyde
terrace, Hessle road ^
Field William seed crusher, see Bnlmer & Field
Field William, wholesale grocer, tea, coffee, seed k general
merdunt, 66 High street
Fielder Chas. private detective,Chancery bniMings, Manor st
FiddeT Robert, station master, Marfleet
Fieldhonse k Campbell, tea merchants, 70 Porter street
Fieldhonse Jabez, sawing mills, see Dibb k Fieldhotise
Fillebnry Isaac, second hand clothes, 9 Cross street
Fillingfaam Edward, land agent, 3 Botanic vils. Spring bk
FillingbamJn. cnstom honse ofBoer,96 Paisley stNewington
Fillingbam William, joiner k builder, 38 Sutton street
Finan Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i William place,
Chapman street, Wilmington
Finch George, joiner k builder, Trippett street
Fincham Humphrey, grocer, 65 Naylor's road, Drypool
Finlay E. (Miss), mistress at board school (girls), Lime st
FinnAnstin, general dlr. Hedon rd. k 83 Church St. Drypool
Finnev John, manager of horse department; N. E. By. Co.
24 Wakefield street
Finningley k Co. provision merchants, 40 Blanket row
Finningley John, bntcher, 46 The Shambles k 90 Queen st
Finning^ Richard, provision dealer, 9 Lime street
Ftrby k Son, coachsmiths. Princess street
Firby Nancy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Williamson street
Firth Herbert., solicitor, it Bishop lane
Firth James Joseph, manager of Hull People's Public Honse
Co. Limited (No. 7), Cumberland street
Firth Laura (Miss), dressmaker, 59 West parade
Frrth Samuel, greengrocer, 7 Broadley square
Firth Wm. rope k twine spinner, 14 Pulraan st. Newington
Fish James, sacking manufacturer, see Key k Fish
Tub John, watchimiker, 99 Witham
Fish John, waterman, 37 Wellington street
Fish Joseph, curtain cleaner, 51 Scott street
I^ Samuel, coal agent, 54 Reform street
Rsh Thomas, curtain cleaner, 50 Scott street
Fisher J. k Co. sacking manufacturer, 41 Wincolmlee
Fisher Ambrose, bntcher, 41 New George street k 57
Knasell street
Fiiher Charles, ooal dealer, 35 Canning street
Fisber David, shopkeeper, 40 Lansdowne street
fvher George, shopkeeper, 39 Upper Union street
Fisher Henry, timber merchant, Dansom lane
Fisher James, printer k lithographer, 31 Scale lane
Fisher John, timber merchant, see Tealby k Co.
Fisher John Moore m.d. physician, 6 Pryme street
Fisher John Robert, chemist h druggist, 5 Witham
FUher Maria (Mrs.), lodging house keeper, 99 Great
Thornton street
Fisher Martha (Miss), npholsteress, loi Day street
Fisher Richard, glass k china dealer, 35 New George street
l^herRosina (Mrs.), Citadel hotel, Sonth Bridge road
Fisher 'HMHnaa, farmer, Cottingham
Fisher Thos. Parkinson, auctioneer k valuer, 11 Fotmtain rd
Fisher William, ship k engine smith, 114 High street
Fishwick John, butcher, I Hallgate, Cottingham
Rshwick John, furniture remover, 55 Hopwood street
Fitzgerald James, shopkeeper, 36 Church street Drypool
i'loning Joseph, bnuli manataetnrer, aoi High street
neming Robert, builder, Bright street, Holdemess road
Fleming Thomas Henry, commerdal traveller, 6 Regent st
Fletcher Eli, flour dealer, 114 Witham
Fletcher Elizabeth (Mrs.), furniture broker, 30 Caroline st
Fletcher George, boot maker, 5 Cobden place
Fletcher George, fishmonger 16 Blackfnargate
Fletcher George, tailor, 19 Freehold street
Fletcher John, marine store dealer, 11 Providence row
Fletcher Robert, builder, i Wilton terrace, Holdemess road
Fletcher Robert, greengrocer, 10 Cross street
Fletcher William, bricklayer, 3 Imperial arcade, Granville
street, Newington
FlintT. W.ACo. oil mers. &.stockfcshBrebrnks.Bowlalley la
Flint George William, grocer, see Jarman & Flint
Flint John, tobacconist, 43 Great Union street
Flodman ArthurLambert, vice-consul for Swedent Norway,
k steam ship owner, see Good, Flodman k Duncan, Hessle
gate buildings, Hnmber Dock street
Flower John, coal dealer, 53 Alexandra street
Flowerday Frederick Jn. brass fonnder.seePj-rah&FIowerday
Flowers Henry Mitson, shopkeeper, 5 Church st. Sculcoates
Flowers John, tailor, 37 Bean street
Flowers Robert, grocer 9 James street, Drypool
Flowers Robert Milson, grocer, 13 Lincoln street
Foggarty Henry, fishmer.41 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dk
Foggin Henry North, draper, &c. 47 k S2"Savile street
Folkard William, slater (yard) 13! Wright street
Foord John, wheelwright, 7 Malton parade, Hessle rond
Foot Henrj- George, smack owner, 36 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Ford Frederick, manager, Hull Banking Co. Lim.32Silver st
Ford Henrj', grocer, 7 New George street
Ford John Benjamin, bricklayer, 59 Russell street
Ford Moses, shopkeeper, 51 English street
Ford Patrick, lodging house, 24 Spencer street
Ford Robert, Boy k Barrel, p.h. 22 Dagger lane
Ford Robert, master mariner, 2 Victoria place, Pease st
Ford Sarah Ann (Miss), dressmaker, 3 Victoria pi. Pease st
Ford William, keel k lighter owner, 47 High street
Forder Henry, official receiver in bankruptcy, Lincoln's Inn
buildings, Bowlalley lane; residence, Prodhor villa,
Beverley road
Fordham Adam, keel owner, 40 Sykes street
Fordyce Catherine (Mrs. ), lodging honse. 14 Richmond ter
Foreman Henry John, shopkeeper, 39 West parade
Foreman William, shoemaker, 48 West street
Foreman William Henry, clothes dealer, 53 West street
Foresters' HaU(Ben jamin Vear, hall keeper), 17 Charlotte st
Forflth John, shopkeeper, Sntton
Forge Eliza (Miss), tobaooonist, 50 Hnmber street
Forrest David, secondhand clothes dlr. 36 Little Queen st
Forsett William, cowkeeper, 26 Cobden place, Sculcoates
Forster & Andrews, organ builders, 45A, 46A, &: 47 Charlotte
St. k 41 Dock St. ; timber yard, Sutton Drain side. Lime st
Forster Eliza (Miss), ladies' school, 55 Spring street
Forster James, organ builder, see Forster k Andrews;
residence, BambOTongh house, 35 Liniueus street
Forster Jas. Alderson, organ builder, see Forster k Andrews ;
residence, Bamborongh house, Linnaeus street
Forth Joseph Edwin, furrier 2 Postemgate
Forth Thomas, examining officer H.M. customs, 78 Cogan st
Forth Walter, master mariner, 8 Clifton villas. Boulevard
Forth William, printer k bookbinder, 63 Waverley street
Forton Charles, pork butcher, aS New George street
Forward John, shopkeeper, 36 Blanket row
Foskett Jolm Frederick, commercial traveller, 4 Imperial
arcade, (rranville street, Newington
Foslei Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3t Osborne street
Foss William, insurance agent, 35 Newton street, Boulevard
Foster John k Co. commission merchants, insurance brokers,
6 Prince's Dock bnildings, Prince's Dock street
Foster Kbbert k Heaton, soap makers. North street
Foster k Co. woollen merchants, 36 & 27 Market place
Foster Asa, fishnaonger, 35 Sculcoates lane
Foster Charles, fruiterer, 5 Ashley grove, Beverley road
Foster Charles Hardy, see Plaxton, Foster & Co
Foster David Cameron, soda water manufacturer, 3 Neptune
street k loi Hessle road
Foster Elizabeth Ann (Miss), dressmaker, 1 West parade
Foster Francis Morris m.d. surgeon, i Prince's Dock street
Foster Frederick, shoemaker, Preston
Foster George, bntcher, 12 Prince street k 39 The Shambles ;
& carcase Dutuher, i Robinson row
Foster George, Greenland Fishery p. it. Wilmington, Groves
Foster George William, butcher, 99 Bean street
Foster Heaton, soap maker, see Foster Robert & Heaton
Foster Henry, beer retailer, 13 Osborne street
Foster Henry, farmer, Sonthcoates lane
Foster Jabez, greengrocer, 3 Ashley grove, Beverley road
Foster James, fruiterer, 5 Emporium buildings. Spring bank
Foster John, cowkeeper, 75 Spj-vee street. Groves
Foster John, pig dealer, Sonttergate, Hedon
Foster John, woollen merchant^ see Foster & Co ^ ^ I ^
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Foster John Smitbeon, blacksmith, Anlaby
Fogter John William, commission merchant, see foster
John & Co ; & consul for Belgium, 6 Prince's Dock build-
ings, Prince'sDoek street
FosterKobt. ironmongr.& glass & china wareho.47PT08pect st
Foster Robert, soap maker, see Foster Robert & Heaton
Foster Thomas, shopkeeper, 68 Pease street
Foster Thos. Hopwood, wholesale confectioner, is Osborne st
Foster William, greengrocer, 122 St. George's rd.Newington
Foster William, lodging house keeper, 4 £ibinson row
Foster W^illiam, pamibroker, 64 Alexandra street
Foster William, shopkeeper, 24 Daltrj- street
Foster William, shopkeeper, 214 Waterloo street north
Foster William John, shopkeeper, 22 Chapel lane
Fothergill Charles, confectioner, 17 Trippett'
Fothergill Richard, marine store, 2^ Saltnouse lane
Foulger John, shopkeeper, 14 Albert street, Newington
FoulstonW'm.Lawson, glass bottle mer. see Elliott & Foulston
Found George, pork butcher, 38 Clifton terrace, Goodwin st
Fountain k Co. fish curers & ^esmen, 135 High street
Fountain Henrj- Geo. Shipping Office hotel, 8 Postemgate
Fowler Charles, tobacconist, i6 Witham
Fowler Edward, boat builder, see Hunt, Fowler & O)
Fowler Edwin, chemist, 183 Bean st. & 5 Clyde ter. Hessle rd
Fowler George, secondhand clothier, 155 St. Paul's street
Fowler James Jesse, hair dresser, 43A, & 44 Chariot street
Fowler James R. dairy, 2 Engine street
Fowler Skelton, corn & cake merchant, see Lambert James
O. & Co. ; residence, 65 Coltman street
Fowler William, grocer, 69 West Dock avenue, Hessle road.
Fox E. & Sons, sack & bag contractors, 31 Scale lane ; ware-
house Stewart's yard. High street
Fox Josejih William & Co. c-olor merchants, Vernon street
Fox Charles Wm. Burton, painter Spaperhanger, 8 Briwkat
Fox Charlotte (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 184 Bean street
Fox Frank, shopkeeper, 88 Spyvee street. Groves
Fox Jacob Rogers, printer, 53 Lowgate
Fox Jatnes, butcher, 49 Market place
Fox James, reporter, 7 Clifton street
Fox Joseph, tobacconist, 2 Witham
Fox Joseph William, color merchant, see Fox J. W. & Co
Fox Maria (Mrs. ), school, George street, Hedon
Fox Thomas, butcher, 33 Jenning street. Groves
Fox William, shoemaker, 3 Air street, Sculcoates
Fox William, shopkeeper, 61 Church street, Drypool
Fox William, wheelwright, 59 Witham
Foxall Thomas Larcum, collector of gas rates, 8 Brooklyn
villas, Stanley street
Francis Geo. Cole, fanner & grazier, Cherry cobsands, Panll
P'rank John, joiner, 134 St. Paul's street
Prankish, Kingdon & Wilson, solicitors k notaries, Land of
Green Ginger k 12 Bowlalley lane
Prankish George, shopkeeper, 22 Jenning street. Groves
'Prankish Jabez, miller (wind & steam) ie corn merchant,
Southcoates lane, Holdemess road ; residence, Woodside
cottage, Holdemess road
Prankish John Geo. grocer, 35 Salthouse la. k North walls
Frankish Robert, cork cutter, Blake street
Prankish Robert Thomas, grocer & tea dlr. & provision mer'
44 Market place & 5 West Park terrace,^ AnJaby road
Franklin Jas. Dyer, rope manufacturer, see Hall John k Co
Franklin William, market gardener, Cottingham
Franklin William Henry, proprietor Public .Benefit Boot k
Shoe Co. 90 to 94 Prospect street
Franks & Turner, blue manufacturers, 48 Lincohi street
Franks Henry, oculist & optician, 5o Whitefriargato
Franks Joseph, draper, 28 Grange street, Swann's estate
Franks William, shopkeeper, 13 Clifton street
Franksen John & Co. commission agents & money changers,
14 Hnmber Dock street
Franksen John, cattle dealer, 37 Nile street
Frary Robert, Duke of York p.H. 11 Blackfriargate
Fraser David, commercial trav. Princes rd. St. John's wood
Fraser Evan, surgeon, 3 Brunswick terrace. Spring bank
Fraser Jas. m.d. Edin. phy8ician,i6 Brunswick ter. Spring bk
Fraser Jn Joyner, f.r.c.s.e., i..]t.c.p. surgeon,Oak vils.Hessle
Fraser Joseph, apartments, 33 Charlotte street
Fraser Robert William, pilot, 13 Trinity street
Fratson Wm. pilot at Goole Pilot Office, WelUngton St. west
Frazer Thomas, bookseller & stationer, 4 Spring bank
Free Grammar School (Benjamin George Logan, b.a. head
master). Baker street
Freedman David, secondhand clothier, 44 West street
Freeman, Hardy & Willis, Lim. boot & shoe mas. 6 Chariot st
Freeman & Son, veterinary' surgeons, Marshland house,
Silvester street
Freeman Henry, lodging bouse, 10 Bishop lane
Freeman Hudson Thomas, cowkeeper, Preston
Freeman James Francis, builder, 8 Portland street
FreemanJn.Kenner, day school, Oddfellows' Hall, i3iLowgate
Freeman Joseph, lodging house, 32 West street
Freeman Joseph,.ludging house keeper, 3 South street
Freeman Mary Ann (Mrs.), plumber, glazier & gasfitter,
I Anlaby road
Freeman Robert, brick manufacturer, Newlands Tofts lane;
& sand & lime merchant. Church street, Sculcoates
Freeman Robert, tobacconist, 10 King street
Freeman Wm. architect & surveyor, Albert chmbrs.Carrla
Freeman William, bricklayer, 227 Regent street
Freeman Wm. Davis, shopkeeper, 36 Hodgson st. Groves
Freemasons' Hall (M. C. Peck, sec). Dagger lane
Freemasons' Hall, Humber Lodge No. 57, 0.sborne street
Freer Jas. L. receiver of dock dues. Custom ho.Whitefriargate
Freer John, shopkeeper, Williamson street
Freer Richard, boot & shoe dealer, 94 Hcsslc road
French Vice-Consulate (Thomas Frederick Hewitt), South
side. Queen's dock
I French John, weighing machine proprietor, Cottingham
road, Newland
Frenneaux Mary (Mrs.), tin plate worker, 35 Charlotte st
Fretwell Robert John, schoolmaster, .tt. George's road, board
school ; residence, 332 St. George's roatl, Neiviugton
Fricke Theodore, shopkeeper, loi Osborne street
! Friedman Marcus, wholesale jeweller, 39 George street
I Friedman Moses, travelling jeweller, 42 Kingston street
j Friend Danl. fruiterer & greengrocer, 49 Spyvee st. Groves
[ Friskin Hannah (Mrs. ), laundress, 6 Abbey ores. Fountain rd
i Friston Fredk. Edwn. artist & carver k gilder, 31 Leonard st
I Friston Henry, carver & gilder, 15 Porter street
: Frith John Edward, coach painter, Northgate, Cottingham
Frith Nathaniel, herbalist, 5 Salthouse lane
I Frith Thomas, stone carver, 94 Portland street
Frodin Alexander, grocer & fruiterer, 12 Wellmgton lane
I Frolick John, commission agent, 88 Freehold street
I Frost &Dawson, solicitors & notaries public,& commissioners,
I to administer oaths in the Supreme Court, 10 Scale lane
' Frost Alfred, paint & color manufacturer, see Storry.
I Smithson & Co. : offices & works Bankside, Sculcoates;
residence, 10 Eldon grove, Beverley road
I Frost Alfred, secondhand clothes dealer, 56 Walker street
I Frost Alfred, wheelwright, 78 Osborne street
Frost Benjamin Saunders, fruiterer, 9 North pai-ade, Beverley
! road & 20 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Frost Ebenezer, bricklayer, Hessle
I Frost Matthew, oyster dealer, 12 The Shambles
' Fruit Merchants' Trade Protection Association (W. R.
I Locking, sec. ), Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
Fry Fred, furniture broker,-30A, Charlotte street
I P'rj- Walter Thos. chief engineer, i6 Granville st. Newingt«n
I Fryer Edward, watchmaker, 64 Walker street
Fryer George, architect, surveyor & land agent, k man. k
sec. to Union Permanent Benefit Building Society, Junction
place, & manager k secretary of the Eastern Permanent
1 Benefit Building Siwiety, 34 Whitefriargate
[ Fryer Jn. Hy. watch k cloii maker, 81 Walton st. Newington
Fugill William, accountant, 10 Savile chambers, Savile st
FuUam Matilda Caroline (Mrs.), dressmaker, 9 Gloucester
' terrace, Grosvenor street
: FuUerton Francis, sec. & actuary to Hull Savings Bank k
I Government Annuity Institution, comer of George street
Ftilstow Greaves, comm. agent, Russia chambers, 98 High st
I Fulton Wm. marine store dealer, 13 Gt. Union St. Witham
Furley Wra. & Richd. Iice, hemp k tar mere. 6 Wellington st
' Furley k Co. shipping agents, 6 Wellington street, agents
for Trent Navigation Company
Furley Frank, shipping agent, see Furley it Co
Furley Richard, jim. hemp & tar mercliant, see Furley Wm.
& Richard Lee ; and canal carrier, see Fellows & Furley
Furley Richard Lee, hemp k tar merchant, see Furley Wm.
& Kichiird Lee, & canal carrier, see Fellows k Furley
I Fussey George, shopkeeper, 54 Seaton street. Fountain road
Fussey Robert Arthur, gardener & asphalter, 221 Waterloo
street north, Swann's estate
Fussey Tliomas, general dealer, 21 A, Charles street
Fussey Thomas, tent and sail maker, Nile street
Fussey William, dutch yeast dealer, Seaton street
FosseyWm. marquee nia.&chna.&c.cilr.z30cean pl.Anlaby rd
' Fussey William, mechanical engineer, >iile street
' Fussey William, shopkeeper x beer retailer, 12 Queen's road,
St. John's wood
Putty Thomas, tailor <!: hatter, 38 Chariot 8tre(!t
Gainsborough & Grimsby United Steam Packet Co. Limited,
warehouse, Joseph Midgley, agent, 80 High street
I Gale Benjamin, dairj'man, 18 Portland st|reet
' Gale George, shopkeeper, 46J Dock street
Gale Robert, mast & block maker, see Pound k Gale
Gallager Edward, furniture broker, 12 Russell street
Gallow George Barclay, cap manufacturer, W'hite Horse
yard, 9^ Market pktce
Galloway James, greengrocer, 43 Myton street
Galloway Mrs. cowkeeper i farmer, Holdemess road
Galloway Matthew, farmer, Southcoates lane, Holdemess rd
Galloway Stephen, farmer, Sutton
Galloway WiUiam, farmer, Holdemess road •
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GaDomy William (Mn.), former, Sonthooateg lane
Qallowsy William, tripe dreaaer, 33 New George street
Gamble Cstherinejc Bertha (Mis9e8),dre8S mBS.35 Morpeth at
Gamble Annie (Mrs. ), ahopkeeper, 4 Worsley street
Gamble John, hawker, ao North street
Gamwell George, plamber, iS Francis street east
Gam well Wm. national school master, Ryde St. Beverley rd
Ganderton Brothers, oil, paint, color, ramiah & glae mer-
chants, drysalters fee. 24 High street
Ganderton Arthur Edwin merchant, see Ganderton Brothers
Ganderton Charles Thomas, merchant, see Ganderton Bros.
residence, aS Morpeth street
Ganderton Bebecca(Mias),national 8choolmi8treaB,a3 John st
tiant James, Robin Hood & Little John, p.h. i i Myton place
tiant John, boat bnilder. North side, Queen's dock
Gant John, ahopkeeper, 34 Charlotte street
Gantley Thomas Dixon, tailor. Ice see Bevers k Gantley,
residence, Alexandra road, St. John's wood
Garbett Edward Henry, general manager k sec. to Hull Dock
Co. Junction St. ; residence, Westbonme av. Beroombe ho
Garbntt Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Norfolk street
Garbott David Parkinm, ship builder, Garrison side
Garbntt Elizabeth (Mrs.), toy dealer, Fountain road
Garbntt Blen ([His.), shopkeeper, 94 Campbell street
Garbntt Francis, tailor, 39 No^h street
Garbntt Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 77 West street
Garbntt Isabella (Miss), dressmaker, 4 Selby st. Newington
Garbntt John William, joiner k bnilder, 69 Regent street
Garbntt Mai|;aret (Mrs.), dress maker, 107 West parade
Garbntt William, machine maker & engineer, Oxford street
GardFrederiek,pianofortetuner,Graftonst. St. John's wood
Gardam Joseph, Neptune inn, 67 Paragon street
Gaidenar Hannah (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Great Thornton st
Gardener Joseph Henry, butcher, 33 Porter street
Gardbam Frederick John, solicitor. Land of Green Ginger
Uardham George, Nag's Head p.h. Holdnemess road
Gardham Jose^ Brick Ibkers' Arms p.h. k blacksmith,
Walton street, Newington
Gardhaaa William, cowkeeper, Oxford villas, Alexandra rd.
St. John's wood
Gardham Wm. ahopkeeper k Deer ret. 187 Waterloo at. north
Gardiner David, second hand clothes dealer, 16 Scott street
Gardiner John Robert, draper, 10 Prospect street
Gardiner Stephen, iron k steel mer. 39 Waterhonae lane
Gardiner Wm. commercial travellpr, 15 Londesborongh st
Gardner Charles, bricklayer, Hessle
Garforth George, fish mer. 40 Billing8gate,St.Andrew's dock
Garforth George, shopkeeper, 83 mdker street
Gamer George, metal broker, 591 Bright street
Gamett Adam, barge owner, 34 John street
(iamett Allan, dairyman, 133 Somerset street, Newington
Gamett Daniel, smack owner, 10 Marmadnke street
Gamiss Thos. Myers, commercial traveller, 60 West parade
Gairad James, shopkeeper, James street^ Diypool
Garrett John, shopkeeper, 54 Barmston street
Ganety Anthony, lodging house, 6 Mill street
tiarrow George James Tomlinson, beer retailer, it Jane st
Gaiside Mottram, shopkeeper, 107 Hodgson street, Groves
k Danaom lane
Garthome John i Son, wine merchants, 14 Qnay steet
Garthome Charles Henry, wine mer. see Garthorqe k Son
Garton k Atkinson, boot k shoe makers, 36 Whitefriargate
Garton George, pork butcher, 47 Gibson street
Gartoo Hannah (Mrs.), poulterer k fruiterer, 53 Brook st
Gallon Robert, boot k shoe maker, 18 Whitefriargate k'as
Waterworks street
Garton 'Hiomas, manager, Hull People's Public Honae Co.
Limited, 17 Beverley road
Garton William, boot k shoe maker, see Garton & Atkinson
Gascoine Charles, tobacconist, 44 Charles street
Gascoyiie Joseph, shipwright, 7 Wilberforce ter.Argyle st
Gash lliomas, shopkeeper, 45 Cogan street
Gartdl Jn. Francis, enginr. k wheelwright. Church st.Drypl
(hiddU John F. chief engineer, la Holbom street, Witham
Gates Henry, chemist k dmggist, 53 Great Passage street
Gath Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 30 Myton street
Gaunt William, Waterloo hotel, 68 Wellington lane
Gawan Benjamin, cowkeeper, 10 Campbefi street
Gawthorp William, grocer k beer retaibr, 37 Wassand street
Gavthorpe James, shopkeeper, 45 Marlborough terrace
(reddes iTohn. travelling draper, 3 Bond street
(iedney William, farmer, Preston
Gee k Percival, hatters, hosiers k shirt mas. 16 Market pi
(j«e8unnel Bntkr, hatter, see Gee.lc Percival; residence,
3 Carlton villas. Boulevard
Gee's Almshouses (R. G. Smith, sec ; Mrs. Jane Devonport,
matron). Chapel lane, High street
GeUard Thomas, shopkeeper k beer retailer, 13 Villa place,
Heaaleroad
(relder William Alfred, architect k surveyor, 7 Savile street
Genunell John, chief engineer, 7 St. James' sqnare
lienunell Haigt. Rnsk (Miss),boerd school mistre8S,i6 Day at
Gemmell Wm. naval architect, 3 Wilberforce st. Anlaby id
Gennel Margaret (Miss), ladies' school, 16 Day street
George Fredk. flsh mer. 18 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
George Henry, furniture broker, 11 Canning street
George Henry, shoplneper, 4 Green lane
George Isaac, smallware dealer, 17 St. Mark's street
George John, flsh cnrer k merchant, Billingsgate, St,
Andrew's dock'& 159 English street
Gerdt Peter, Fleece inn, 197 High street
Gerecht Sophie (Mrs.), pork butcher, Alexandra road,
Holderness road
German Consulate (William Schnltetna), India chambers.
South side. Queen's dock
Gibb Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 34 Silvester street
Gibb John, master mariner, 33 Lister street
Gibbon George, leather seller, 75 New George street
Gibbons Brady k Co. blue k black lead manufacturers,
Prudential works, Derringham street
Gibbg James k Co. manufacturers of chemical manures,
office for North of England Com exchange, 36 High street
Gibbs Frederick, commercial traveller, 33 Diay street
Gibson Bros, paint manufs. Waverley works, Strickland st
Gibson Edward & Son, ship biiildera & ship smiths, Great
Union street k Garrison side
Gibson Alfred, cowkeeper. Craven street, Holderness road
Gibson Charles, general dealer, 100 Witham
Gibson Charles Palmer (exors. of), chemist k druggist, 16
Whitefriargate. See advertisement
Gibson Daniel m.b.c.b. sargeon, Anmdel house, Tremayne
terrace, Anlaby road
Gibson Edward, shipbuilders, spe Edward Gibson & Son
Gibson Eliza (Mrs. V lodging house, 5 Egginton street
Gibson Ellen (Mrs. ), shoe maker k weighing machine keeper.
Haven side, Hedon
Gibson George, boot k shoe dealer, 16 Hall street
Gibson George, diopkeeper, ai Edgar street
Gibson Harold, ship bnilder, see Gibson Edward k Son
Gibson Harriet (Miss), eonfeotn. k pawnbro. 3 WaterwTks.st
Gibson Henry, surgeon, 50 Prospect street
Gibson Jamek, paint mannfactnrers, see Gibson Brothers
OibsonJas. Wilson, LordLondesborongh p.H.38 WBterwrks.st
Gibson John, butcher, 144 Porter street
Gibson John, com merchant b seed broker, Etberington
buildings, 49 High street
Gibson John, county court bailiff, Hull road, Hedon
Gibson John, plumber, Anlaby
Gibson John, second hand clothes dealer, 3 William placa.
Chapman street, Wilmington
Gibson John Terrington, tar distiller, see Close, Gibson k Co
Gibson Joseph, rnlly owner, 48 Goodwin street, k shop-
keeper, 87 Campbell street
Gibson Leonard, ]oiner, Hessle
Gibson Richard, cowkeeper, 30 Sandringliam St. Newington
Gibson Richard, fishmonger, so Wellington street
Gibson Robert, ^[reengrocer, 74 North street
Gibson Robert, joiner, 7 Wellington mart
Gibson Thomas, house k ship joiner, 4 North walls
Gibson Tom North, tobacco manfr. see Stephenson k Gibson
Gibson William, chemist k druggist, 78 Co^n street
Gibson William, paint manufacturer, see Gibson Brothers
Gibson William, tailor, 86 Great Thornton street
Giddings Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, a6 Porter street
Gilbert John, brickmaker, Haltemprice street
Gilbert Joseph, provision dealer, 15 Selby street, Newingtn
Oilbot John, joiner, 17 Mason street
Oilby-Cook Albert, solicitor, 4A, Bowlalley lane
Gilchrist Harriett (Mrs.),Sonth Myton Arms, 35 St^Lnke's st
Gilchrist John, painter, 108 Thomas street, Drypool
Gilchrist Jn. Hudred, shopkeeper, 44 Cbiltemst. Newingtn
Gill Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Staniforth pi. Hesdeid
Gill George, shoemaker, Stewart's yard, 153 High street
Gill John, cowkeeper, 89 Bamsley street
Gill Richard, grocer, 39 Dansom lane
Gill William W. Carlton hotel, 13 Waterworks street
Gilby William, greengrocer, SS Jennings street. Groves
Gillery John, shopkeeper, 1 1 Porter street
CHllett Richard, hat Jlc cap manufacturer, 14 Market place ;
k hatter k hosier, 36 Hessle road
Oillett Wm. hatter k hosier, 5 Silver St. k vj Waterworks st
GiUiard George, shopkeeper, 6 Sitwell street. Groves
Gilliatt John, smack owner, Devon villa, Hessle road
Gilliatt Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 New King street
Gillgrass William Henry, board school master, 48 Regent st
GiUmore Samnel, shopkeeper, ao Constable street
Gillyett Geo. cabinet ma. k greengrocer, 106 Porter street
GiUyott William k Co warehousemen, forwarding k cart-
ing agents, Prince's Dock street
OU^tone Mary (Mi8«), tUmitare bro. 63 Naylor's rw.Drypl
Gladstone William, fish dealer, 135 Waterloo street north
OlasbyJohn Thos. tailor, 15 Rodney street, Liddell street
Glasgow Benjamin, secretary. Colonial k United Statea
Mortgage do. Limited, Exchange buildings, Lovgate
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Olaasby Sarah Ann (Mn.), dress maker, 3 George yard
Glaasman Victor, griocer, aec Haberland & Glas^uui
Glaves Dnrley Job, shopkeeper, 33 Finsbary street
Gleadheim Sarah (Miss), mUliner k dress ma. 5 St. Mark's st
Gleadow, Dibb ic Co. brewers k maltsters, Silvester street ;
36 Waterbonse lane k Anlaby road
Gloadow George, lodging house, 37 Silvester street
Gleadow Henry C!oo])er, brewer ; see Gleadow, Dibb & Co
Gledhill Richard, cool merchant, West end. Queen's dock
Gleeaon James, shoemaker, 41 Sykes street
Gleeaon Patrick, clothes dealer, 55 West street
Glen Andrew, beer retailer, 63 Walker street
Glen Rebecca (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 10 Dagger lane
Glew k Rnnton, paint k color manufacturers, Westmoreland
street, Sculcoates
Glew Alfred, painter k paperhanger, 55 Hessle road
Glew Geo. Jas. paint ice. manufactnrer, see Glew k Ronton
Glew Thomas, grocer. Ferries street, Hedon road
Qlossip Edwin, grocer, 35 Fomitain road
Gloasop William, maltster k brewer, Northumberland
arcnne, k maltster, Barmston street k Com exchange
OIoTer John, honse agent, 15 Postemgate
(Morer Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Cobarg tavern, i Sth-Chnrohside
(ioates Thomas, builder, 3o Brunswick avenne, Beverley rd
GoDDAKD k Son, maniifacturing stationers, letterpress k
lithographic printers, bookbinders, engravers Jc emiwssers,
Suffolk boilaings, ^ver street
Go^dard Edwara, timber merchant, see Laverack k
Qoddpid ; residence, Lindum house. Boulevards
Goddard Harry, insurance agent, 7 Margaret street
Goddard William Edward, stationer, see (ioddard & Sod ;
residence. Beech lawn, Anlaby road
Ucddard WilUam B. stationer, see Goddard k Son; resi-
dence, 6 Nitbadale terrace, Beverley road
Godfrey George, shopkeeper, 7 Blackfriargate
Godfrey George B. civil engineer k contractor, 6 Savile
chambers, Savile street
Goffin William, tailor, 3 Vineent street
(ioforth George, greengrocer, 53 Cogan street
(iofton Samuel, shopkeeper, 36 Alicia street
(ioldbard Herman, tailor, 56 Lowgate
Golden John, lodging-house, 6 Biuden street
(roidfinch Herbert W. printer, 33A. (ieorge street
(folding Catherine (Mrs.), Prince Albert p.h. 54 Lime st
(ioldman Israel, plumber k glass dealer, 70 k 73 Knwk st
(roldman Solomon, sailors' outfitter, is Great Passage st
(ioldsmtth William, chemist k dmggist, 39 Spencer st
(ioldsmith William Henry, merchant k commission agent,
I Humber chambers. Prince's Dock street
Goldstein k Co. cabinet makers & uphnlstererc, (rt. Passage st
(ioldstein Jacob, cabinet maker, see (ioUlstein k Cu
Goldsticn Abram, clothier & tobacconist, 34 Adelaide street
Gollioker John, fruiterer, ai Hiimber street
(iollogher Bridget (Mrs. ), lodging house, 32 Middle street
Goltman Harris, boot k (dioe dealer, 35 Prospect street
(loltman Samuel, picture framer, 33 Osborne street
(roltpian Solomon, tobacconist kc. 35 Queen street k
SI Prospect street
(romersall John, fishmonger, 39 Hessle mad
<T00ch Mary (Mrs.), lod^ng house, 143 Regent street
Good & Blanchard, accountants, 60 Whitefriargate
<i<HMl, Flodman k Dnncan, steam ship owner, Hesslegate
buildings, Humber Dock street
Good John & Sons, ship chandlers, brokers k agents, 19
High street ; stores 176 k 177 High street
Good & Menaes,engineers,millwright8,iron founders, steam
. engine & oil mill machinery, winch & steam pump makers,
^reen lane foundry, Lookwood street & Wilbcrforce en-
gine works, Sonth side. Queen's dock
Gimd Intent Coal Supply Association, coal merchant. West
end. Queen's dock
<}ood Templars' Hall, 18 St. John's street
tiood Clements, Danish consul-general & steam ship owner,
see Good, Flodman k Duncan, Hesslegate buildings,
Humber Dock street
<}ood Edward, builder, Cheapside, Groves
Oood Frederick de Coninck, Danish consul, see Chiod, Flod-
man ic Duncan, Hesslegate buildings, Humber Dock
street, residence, Eldon Grove
(rood (JeiiTgo, shopkeeper, 47 Seaton street. Fountain road
Good Joseph, ship chandler, see John (rood k Sons
(iood Richard, engineer, see Good k Menzics, residence, 3
Westboilme terrace, Derrington street
(rood Samuel, master mariner, 18 Reform street
(rood'Sankael, timber broker, 303 High street
Good Thoe. ship chandler, see Good Jn. Jlc Sons, 19 High st
Good Thomas William, grocer, 94 Withwn
Oood Thomas William, pilot, 6 Wydiffe grove, Argrle st
(rood William H. acooontant, see Good k Blanchard
Goodall John, market gardener, Endike lane, Cottiilgliam
Gooday John, tent k debt eoUector, 3 Brunswick avenne
east, Bevariey rood
Gooddjr James, proprietor of tlie Sonth Yorks Sanitary Tube
Depot, < Ocean place, Anlaby
GoodhandFredk, cocoa house, 7 Alcicander arcade, Hedon rd
Goodin Robert, shopkeeper, 3 Marvel street, Diypool
(roodinson Geo. Hy. smack owner, ix Beecruftst. Newingtu
Goodman Abraham & Sons, pBwnbn>kers, loi Lime street
Goodman Barnett, patrnbroker, 66 New George street
Goodson Robert, mantle warphonses, 64 ic 65 Market place
Goodwin Joseph Jarvis, joiner k builder, 83 Campbell st
(iroole Pilot Office (P. Jewittic W. Fratson, pilots), Wel-
lington street west
Goole Steam Shipping Co Limited (William Henry Wheel-
wright, agent), 8 Minerva terrace, Humber Dock street
Gorbutt John, fisherman, Paull
Gorbutt William, shopkeeper, 38 Sitwcll street. Groves
Gordon Alfred, clothier, 15 Waterhouse lane
Gordon Andrew, master mariner, 47 Margaret street
Gordon Catherine (Mr&),laundress,Priiice'srd.StJohn's wd
Gordon Jas. Kichdsn. board school master, 50 Somerstales st
(iordon Michael, tobacconist, 80 Queen street
Gordon Sarah Jane (Mrs.), bcrlin wool depot, 69 C!arr lane
! Gorman Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 60 Walker street
I Gosschalk£dwd.hidei8ci>r(>duop mcr.seeDumoulin&Giisschalk
Gosschalk Loois Lazarus, cattle sa]eamaii,43 Gt. Thornton st
I Gott Thonus, fruiterer, 38 Charles street
! Gotts Frederic, fruit & potato salesman, 39 Edward's place
Gongh ic Davy (from (Millard k Collurd), pianoforte k music
sellers by appointment to H.R.H. the Prince of M'alcs, 13
k 14 Sa\-ile street
Oough George, dispenser at Hull General Infirmary,
i Prospect street
\ Gongh Jas. music seller, see Gough ic Darey ; res. Kirk Ella
; Gould Charles, confectioner, 13 Midland street
[ (iould John, shopkeeper, 97 Cumberland street
(ionld John William, butcher, 3 Brunswick terrace, Hessle
road ; ic carcase butcher, 33 Blanket row
; (ionldesbrough Jn. k Son, plumbers k gasHtters, 36 Scale I*
(lonldesbrough Wm. plumber, see Gouldesbrough Jn. k Son
(Moulding Thomas, slipper maker, Milner's pi. North street
' Gouldsbrough Robt. sail ma. ic cover manuf. 90A, High st
< Goulstine Henry, hairdresser, 94 West parade
(roundrill Stephen, grocer, 13 York parade, Hessle road
(jourock Ropework 0>. (John Wilson, manager), 16 Wel-
i lingtou street ic West l>ack avenue, Hessle road
(rowen John, bird dealer, 30 Brook street
' Gower James, board school master, Rydc st. Beverley road
Gowen John, cooper, Oxford street
(tower Richard, coal dealer, 119I Day street
Gowie Alexander, grocer, 19 Charles street
(rowiiod Ed^vard, draper, 46 Campbell street
' (Joy ic C!o. drapers, grocers k butcners, Hessle rd. Newingtn
' Goy John, grocer ic provision dealer. Spring bank ic Hessle
road ; residence, i Carlton terrace. Spring bank
(Joy James Thompson, grocer icr. see (iiiy k Cn
i (ioy William Wilson, hairdresser, 20 Scott street
(roymcr Emma (Mrs.), teacher of languagei", 100 Trinity st
I (ioyiner Richard, custom house oHicer, 100 Trinity street
(irace (reorge, chief engineer, 29 Goodnin street "
j Grate Mary (Mrs.), insunmce agent, 36 Rose street
I (irace Robert, liair dresser, 76 llarmston street
1 (iraham Allan McDonald, com merchant, 28 Ferry street
Graham Anderson, master mariner, 43 .\lbaiiy street
(rraham George. Rein Deer p.h. 40 Cleveland St. The Groves
(iraham Jas.inspectr.ic chief clerk of police.ao Parliamentst
Graham Jane (Miss), dressmaker, 23 Walton st, Newington
Graham John, dining rooms, 9 Humber street
(iraham John, pawnbroker, 35 Campbell street
Graham Mary Jane(Miss),dress ma.69 Walton st.Newingtn
Graham Sarah(Mr8.), secondhand clntliier, 18 Reform street
Graham William. Park hotel, Beverley road
Grainger Richard, lighter ovner, 167 High street
Grainger Wm. fruit merchant, Whit* Horse }d.9iMarketpl
Granberg John Frederick & Co. ship brokers, 3 Prince's
Dock chambers. Prince's Dock street
Granberg John Frcdk.ship broker, see Granberg Jn. Fk.&0>
Grandy Wm. John,comm.agt.ai Gloucester ter,Gro8venor st
(rrange Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 50 West parade
Grant George, market gardener, Willerby
Gbant Gboroe Frbdrric, currier k leather merchant k
boot i^ shoe factor, 58 Paragon street
Grant John, confectioner, 34 Terrj- street
(irant John, shoe maker, 27 West street
Grant Malcolm, master mariner, 81 Constable street
Grant Rtdwrt, clothes dealer(8econdhand),48 Blackfriargate
Grant Thomas/iustom house nfflcer,io3 Paisley 8t.Xewingtn
Grant William, grocer, 9 Hedon road
(Jrant Wm. Hy. clothes dealer(socondhand), 8 Waltham st
Grant Dalton Malcolm, civil engineer, 13 Bowlalley lane
Grantham Amos, butcher, Hessle
(irantham Edward, builder, 3 Ellen's terrace
Grantham Frederick, coal merchant, Hallgate, Ckittingham
Grantham qarry, oowkpr. Lambert street, St. John's wood
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'Uranthim John, aecondhand dothea dealer, 78 Porter street
-tttBOtham Robert, market gardener, King 8treet,Cottingfham
Gnnthain Tbomas, carrier, Hall^te, Cottingham
(fniitlnm'n'm.bricUa.3 Ellen's ter. Blundeirst.Bererley rd
Grubf Jane (Mrs.), fomiture dealer, 141 Waterloo st.norlh
Giubf Ridurd, brick manuf. 6 Boulevard sooth, Heasle rd
(irasoD Greorge, batcher, 8| Mytongatc
linssam Thomaa, printer, bookbinder, engraver k printer
of Hull bill of entry Jic daily shipping list, i6j k 163 High
atnet ; residence, 5 Christ Church street
(inusby Esther Ann (Miss), day school, 36 Dock street
(intaby Henry, coal dealer, 119 St. Paul's street
tinaby Henry, joiner k builder, 104 Cnmberland street
Urusby John, broker & clothes dealer, 36 Salthouse lane
(irassby William M. paperbanger, 37 Salthouse lone
(inwl^- William Baymond, irood carver, AnUby road
Hiny lliomas k Co. steam tug owners, Wellington st. west
(iny William k Co. glass k lead merchants, ii} West st
Gray Alice (Hiss), dress maker, 48 Qifton ter. (ioodwin st
Gny Charles, apartments, 46 Sylvester street
-GnyElizb. (Hr8.),Dnke of Camberland,Market gm.Cttnghm
Gny George, cowkecper, 15 Hill street
(iray Ueorge, market gardener, Northgate, Cottingham
-Gray Geo. WOliam Johnson, chief engineer, 138 Campbell st
Gnr Henry, ship chaAdler, 5 Prince's Dock street
Gray Isaac, boot & shoe maker, Londesborough street
(rny James, boot k slioe maker, 43 Chiltem St. Newington
Gny James Thomas, grocer. Princes road, 3t. John's wood
Gny Jane (Mrs.), tog owners, 43 Lister street
Gny Joseph John, master mariner, 7 Wilberforco street
Gny Maibm Lolian Landemont, professor of music, 34
Foontain street, Aniaby road
Gny Lomsa (Mrs. ), lodging house, 107 Great Thornton st
(iray Vary (Mrs. Xdress maker, 6 Ridimond terraoe
<iray liaiy Julia (Miss), pawnbroker, 76 Waverlcy street
<rray Bobert, advertising agent, 75 (ioodwin street
Gny Bobert, shopkeeper, 3 Prince s street
<>ny 111011188, shopkeeper, 58 Francis street east
<iny Ihomas, tailor, 33 Porter street
Gray William, glass merchant, see Oray William k Co
<iray WiDiam, joiner k undertaker, 16 Honorer square k
Stewart's yanl, 153 High street
Gny William, linen dnq>er, 4 Londesborough street
Gny Wm. pianoforte tuner, 18 Tj'nemouth st. Wright st
Gray William, seed crusher, seed merchant & oil refiner,
35 Hieh street k Church street, Sculcoates
(iray William, shopkeeper, 41 S<}merscales street
(iray William, stationer k tailor, 14 Worship street
(iray William, tailor k draper, 5 Chariot street
(irayson Amos, chief engineer, 69 Spyvee street, (Sroves
(inyeon (ieorge, butcher, 13 Walcott street
(irayiioa Robert, compositor, 80 Clarendon street
(irayton William, shopkeeiier, 13 High street
■ myson William Sandyfirth, hairdresser, 136 High street
(iraystone James, confectioner, 3 Withaui
(>raybum William, shopkeeper, 61 Selby street, Newington
(•mme Henry C. wool broker. Bank chambers, 11 Scale lane
Gmsley k Son, auctioneers, i Bnwialley lane
('traslry Alfred, County hotel, 75 Francis street east k 58
diaries street
( ireasley Arthur, auctioneer, see (ireasley & Son
''rrasley Arthur, Phoenix P.H., 37 Mytongate
(ireasley Charles, brewer's agent, Yorkshire bldgs.Lowgate
I ireasley Charles, comm. traveller 4 Park road. The Park
(■rrasley Thomas Henry, auctioneer, see (ireasley k Son
' '."tasley Thomas Henry, (iolden Cross p.h. Osborne .street
('reasley Thomas Henry, proprietor of Alhambra Palace
Mnsic hall. Porter street
(•raat Eastern Railway Co. carriera fjamcs Adams, agent;.
Commercial chambers. Prince's Dock street
(•rrat Northern Railway Co. (John Larder, agent), i Princes
Dock offices. Prince's Dock street
•ireat Northern Railway Co. Fish Office (William £llis,clerk
■0 charge), 44 Billingagate, St. Andrew's dock
('reat Northern Steamship Fishing Co. Limited (Horatius
A. Newton,gec. ),iish merchants, juraack owners, West end,
St. Andrew's dock
(treat Western Railway Co. (Charles S. Deuniss, agent, 3
Prince's Dock chambers, Prince's Dock street
('reaves Ueorge, shopkeeper, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
(ireares Thomas, contractor to board of health, 6 Madcley st
(treayer Joseph, batcher, S Waterworks street
lireayer Williaoi, butcher, 98 Spyvee st. (iruves k Shambles
<>reen Alfred, commercial traveller, 78 Linnaeus street
(•rtm Amelia (Mrs.), dress maker, 38 Jackson street
(ireen Elizabeth (Mr*.), ebopkaeper, 75 Hcssle road.
> ireen Frederick, marine store dealer, 36 New (ieorge street
■irem Ueorge, chapd kpr. Stepney cha|>el,7 C^ve st.Stepney
<^reen (ieorge, shopkee]ier, 89 Osborne street
(ireen Horace, tobacconist, 133 Porter street
(yraen James, shopkeeper, 16 Broadley street
(irren John, bricklayer, (yanl). Baker street
Green John, cowkecper, 5 Vernon street St. John's wood
Green John, master mariner, 1 1 Clarendon street south
(ireen John, painter, 3 Abbey crescent. Fountain road
Green John (Gibson, carrier, so Clifton street
(rreen John Henry, joiner, Hessle
Green John Henry, solicitor, i Manor street
(ireen Mary (Mrs.), ladies' school, 33 Leonard street
Green Oscar, commercial traveller, Grafton st. NewingtuB
(ireen Richard Bowes, tobacconist k news agent, 39 Sykes st
Green Robert, shoeing smith, Portland place
Green Robert, tesselated tile layer, 3 Dean ter. Hopwood st
(ireen Thomas, pork butcher, 6 Naylor's row, Drypool
Green Thomas, shoe maker, 3 Scott street
(ireen Wallis, rully man, 65 Clifton street
Green Walter, Waverlcy hotel. South street
(ireen William, Barrel tavern, 80 Edgar street
Greenbanm Samuel, tailor, 4 Scott's square, Humber street
Greenfield ElirAboth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 45 Blackfriargate
(ireenham Phillip, shopkeeper, 48 Myton street
Greenhead John, {>apcrhanger, 56 Church street, Sculcoates
Greenley George, coal merchant, 43 Neptune street
Greenside William, beer retailer. Sheriff highway, Hedon
Greenwood Bros, night soil contractors, Manor house
chambers, Broadley street
Greenwood George W, contractor, see Greenwood Bros
Greenwood Henry, yeast agent, Wellington street
Greenwood Luke, greengrocer, 14 Regent street
Greenwood Robert, grocer, 37 (ireat Union street
Greenwood Sarah ^Mrs.),beer ret. 44 Church st. Sculcoates
Greek Oinsular Agency (Jsph. Atkinson), 15 Parliament st
Gregg's Hospital (Ann Hydes, matron), Fostcrngate
Gregory Fredk. k 0>. corn mer. The Avenue, Bishop la
Gregory k Son, grocers, k agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine
k spirit nierdiants, i (iranville villas, Aniaby road
Gregor}' (ieorge Hy. druggist, 8 North iiarade, Beverley rd
Gregory John Rowland, grocer, see Gregory & Son
Gregory-Margaret (Mrs.), greengrocer, 17 Raywell street
(iregory Rowland grocer, see (iregory k Son
(iregory Sarah(Mrs.),greengroccr,3 Suffolk row.Wincolmlee
(iregory Sarah Ellen (Miss), ladies' school, 36 Albany street
Gregson Joseph, sec. to chamber of commerce k shipping
exchange, Bqwlalley lane
(iregson Thomas, jun. oil refiner, see Stuart k Gregson
Greig Robt. custom ho. ottioer,93 Stanley rils. Clarendon st
Gresham Life Assurance Society (James Robert Nesbitt,
local sec.), 11 Trinity House lane
Gresham Charles £rnest,8o1icitor,Tomi>lc b1dg8.BowlalIey la
Gresswell Forman, auctioneer, 3 Bridge st. k 26 Charlotte st
Grctton Mark, Marrow Bones & Cleaver P.H., Fetter lane
Grey William, plumlwr k ijlauer, 43 Garden street
Grice David, i Rose k Crown p.h. Fletcliergat«, Heilon
Gricc Thomas, saddler, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Gritiln Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife, 83 Dcrringham st
Griffiths John, beer retailer, 70 Marmaduke street
Griffiths Owen, shoe nuiker, 68 Portland street
Grime k Co, engineers, machinists & bicycle & tricycle
manufacturers. Prospect street
Grime John, engineer ku. see Grime k Co
Grimsby Robert Augustus, cab proprietor, 103 Day street
Grimstin John, painter, 33 Alicia street
Grimstou Wm. shoe maker, 18 Ashbouru ter. West ]>arade
Griudall Dorothy (Mrs.), apartments, i St. James" square
Griiidall Mary Jane (Miss), infants' school mistress, i St.
James' square
Grindall William, chemist k druggist, 54 Charles street
(irindcll John, bricklayer k plasterer. Princess street k
18 Mason street
Griiulell John, chemist & druggist, 60 Paragon street
Griiidell John, seed crusher, 6 High street & Reform street
Gringlcy Allan, optician, 54 Somerscales street
GrococlcEbenezer, hair drcssr.aoQueeu 8t.&38 Waterworks st
Gr<x;ock Edward, chief engineer, 34 Granville st. Newingtn
Grocock Edward Finninglcy, custom house officer, 41
Hopwood street
Gromett Eliza (Mrs.), teacher of music, 7 Elra Tree avenue,
Park street
Gromett George, beer retailer, iss (Tumbcrland street
Grotrian Frederick Brent i.r. com k seed merchant, i88
High street k Com exchange
Grover Joseph, market gardener, Cottingham rd. Newland
Grroves William, master mariner, 33 Pulniau st. Nemngton
Grubb Frederick, i^uiuber k glaider, 33 Naylor's row
Gruby John, ale jc porter merdiant, 8 North Church side
Gruby Thomes William, Oriental hotel, 8 Alexandra arcade,
Hedon road, & brewer, see Kendall k Gruby
(irummitt Joseph, com mers.149 High st. k Corn exchange
Grandon William, Globe hotel, i8i High street
(imndy Arthur Grantham, boot k shoe nia. Adelaide st. west
Grundy Henry, furniture broker, 19 Hessle road k 3 Albert
arcade, Hessle rood
Grundy William, hair dresser, 36 (}iroline street
Guest Thomas, chief engineer, s Norwood street
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Gnest William, tailor, 37 New King street
QuUin Caroline Begine EUzh. (Mrs.), lodging ho. 10 Vane st
Gunn Charles, master mariner, 71 Seaton St. Fountain rd
Gunnee John, joiner, Cottingham road, Newland
Gunnee Samuel, chemist, 40 Chariot street
Guatafson Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Terr)' street
Gnttenberg Aaron, cabinet maker, 3 Cogan ter. Cogan st
Gnttenberg George, commercial traveller, 37 Pearson street
Guy Charles Napoleon, hair dresser, 41 & 43 Carr lane
Guy George, plumber & gas fitter, 8 Oariisle street
Gay Joseph, Golden Measure p.h., 15 Lowgate
Guy William, sailors' boarding house, 7 Postemgate
Haagensen H. & Cn. ship brokers k commission agents.
South side. Queen's dock
Habbershaw Bobt. & Son, joiners J: builders, is West parade
Habbershav Hannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 8| Spring street
Habbershaw Hy. Darid, joiner, see Habberfjiaw Bobt. k Son
Habbershaw John, joiner & biiilder, 56^ Snmerscales street
Habbersliaw Thomas, com meter, 39 Portland street
Haberland k Glassman, wholesale k family grocers, Talbot
house, Hesale road ; grocers and proWsion merchants, 35
ft 36 Humber street
Haberland Morris, grocer, sec Haberland Jc Glassman, 35
it 36 Humber street
Hacker Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 Cariton st. Newington
Hadsway William, master mariner, 15 John street
Hagar John William, second hand clothes dlr. 5 Garden st
Hagemann John, tailor, 31 Upper Union street
Hagen Fredk. Wm. architect k snrTeyor,see Beeves & Hagcn
Hagen Frederick William, architect, 16 Parliament street
Hagestadt8arahAnn(Mrs.),baker& confectioner, 33Charles st
Haggle B. Hood k Son, hemp k wire rope makers, 13 East
end, St. Andrew's dock k Minerva terrace
Hague John k Edwin, ironmongers k file manufactarers,
30 New George street k Lockwood street
Hague Charles, shopkeeper, 86 Fed street
Hague Edward, ironmonger t file manuf. Lockwood street
Hague Edwin, ironmonger, see Hague John k Edwin
Hague John, ironmonger, see Hague John k Edwin
Hague Bobert, custom house officer, 17 Clifton street
Hague Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 14 Neptune street
Hague Wm. commercl. trvelr.37 Sandringham st.Newingtn
Hagues Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 Clarendon street
Hagues Esau, shopkeeper, 46 Porter street
Hagues Hannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 14 Seaton street
Hagyard Bobert, resident surgeon Huu General Infirmary,
Prospect street
Haigh Hannah (Mrs.), rully owner ft cowkeeper, Hedon rd
Haigh Henry, coal merchant, see Cammell, WooU & Haigh
Haigh John, shopkeeper, Hessle road, Newington
Haigh Thomas Albert, music publisher, i St. George's road,
Newington
Hainstock William, commercial traveller, S Hopwood street
Hair Christiana k Sarah (Misses), ladies school, Linden
honse, Louis street. Spring bank
Hair Patrick k Son, cabinet makers, 2 Savile street
Hair Edward, shopkeeper, 35 South parade
Haire John, confectioner, 71 Francis street west k 8a,
Grimston street
Hairsine John, draper k brush manufacturer, 43 Hedon rd
Haith John, Beedham, 6sh curer, see Fountain k Co
Hakenay John Albert, butcher, Sutton
Hakeney William, pork butcher, 53 Bean street
Hakes William, ship chandler, see Whitfield k Hakes,
Commercial road
. Halcomb & Co.Lim. sack contracts. (branch\4BIackfriargate
Halcrow k Saynor, joiners, Holdemess road
Halcrow James, joiners,see Halcrow k Sajmor, Holdemess rd
Haldane John, fish merchant k smack owner, 14 East end
k II Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Haldane Samnel (see Pickering k Haldane), fish merchant,
15 East end & 5 & 6 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Haldane Samnel Leening, smack owner, 38 Lister street
Haklen William k Sons, brush mannfs. 33 & 34 Scale lane
Halden John William, brush manufacturer, see Halden
William k Sons
Haldenby Edward, pork butcher, no Kent street
Hale Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 7 Manchester terrace,
Heade rood, Newington
Hales Elijah, shopkeeper, 38 Ooulton street
Haley John, fish merchant, 14 Billingscrate, St. Andrew's dock
Ebley Tom, commercial traveller, 5 Wilton street
Halfyard Jn. fish merchant, i9BiIling8gate,8t. Andrew's dock
Halfyard John, flsh curer, 17 Daltry street
Halfyard Thomas, flsh curer, 53 Goodwin street
Hall Benjamin k Co. commission agents, St. IVfary's cham-
bers, LoMgate
Hall & Hamlyn, india'nibber depot, 8 St. John's street
Hall John k Co. rope raakeni, 3 High street & 5 East end,
St. Andrew's dock. Fish dock, Grimsby
Hall k Sons, provision merchants, 33 k 33 Blackfriargate
Hall William k John, builders, Dansom lane.
Hall k Wood, 00m merchants, Etherington buildings, 49
High street k Com exchange
Hall Ambrose, builder, 7 Dansom lane
Hall Arthur, solicitor, 24 Bishop lane k St. Mary's cham-
bers Lowgate
Hall Charies, grocer, 10 Waterloo street
Hall Charles, shopkeeper, 13 Cleveland street. Groves
Hall Edward, bpot k shoe maker, 60 Prospect street
Hall Edward, Punch hotel, Watorhonse lane
Hall Edwin, assistant superintendent Prudential Insurance
Co. 15 All Saints' street
Hall Edwin, grocer k chemist k drysalter, 75 Leonard st
Hall Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Derringham street
Hall Frederick Henry, house agent, 44 George street
Hall Fredk. Thompson, ironmonger, 6 Witham k Lime st
Hall George, George, beer retailer, Stonefeny
Hall George, butcher, ^5 Market pUce
Hall George, commercial traveller, 37 Hopwood street
Hall George William, butcher, 39 Mytongate
Hall Henr}', joiner, 53 Constable street
Hall Henry Bobert Pnlstow, chemist, i Beverley road
Hall Henry W. oil k color merchant, 5 East end, St.
Andrew's dock
Hall James Walter, White Lion P.H., 38 Colliers street
Hall Jane (Mrs.), toy dealer k flour agent, 70 Carr lane
Hall John, blacksmith, Bromley street
Hall John, fishmonger, 88 West parade
Hall Jn. india rubber depdt,8ee Hall k Hamlyn, St. John's st
Hall John, lodging house, 10 Silvester street
Hall John, shoe maker, i Robinson's bldgs. Marlborough t«r
Hall John, shoe maker, 43 Waterhonse Une
Hall John, sugar boiler, Fnmitnre place. Hill street
Hall John, tailor, 180 Waterloo street north
Hall John Edward, rope manufacturer, see Hall John k Co
Hall John George, painter, 53 Naylor's row, Drypool, k
baker, 36 Great Union street '^
Hall John Thomas, bntcher, 32I k 44 The Shambles
Hall John Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Terry street
Hall Kate (Mrs.), dressmaker, is Bourne street
Hall Louisa (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dealer, 9 Osborne st
Hall Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), Alcock'4 temperance hotel, ti
Fish street
Hall Bobert, provision merchant, see Hall k Sons'
Hall Samuel, tobacconist k news agent, a Castle street
Hall Sarah Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Garden street
Hall Sophia (Mrs. ), basket maker, 80^ Osborne street
Hall Thomas, joiner k wood turner, 3o| Hessle road
Hall Thomas, secondhand clothes dealer, in Porter street
Hall Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Emily street, Drypool
Hall Thomas Alexander, 'icustom house, officer, lo Dover
terrace, Norwood street
Hall Thomas Hy. butcher. Sewer lane ft Shambles
Hall Thos. Newlove, comm. trav. 3 Park row, Park street
Hall Vincent John, grocer k draper. King St. Cottingham
Hall Walter, beer retailer, 55 Osborne street
Hall William, boot k shoe maker, 37 Trinity street
Hall William, carpenter k joiner, 64 Osborne street
Hall WiUiam, second hand clothes dealer, 3SA, Porter st
Hall William, tailor, 43 Pulman street, Newington '
Hall William, wholesale paper dealer, 39 English street {
Hall Wm. wine ft spirit mer. Imperial chmbrs.Bowlalley la .
Hall William Bumell Dickson, builder, 50 Bean street
Hall William Thomas, boot maker, 37 Marlborough terrace
Hallenby James, manager, 33 Beecroft St. Newington
HaUer Mary Snmner k Son, boot ft shoe makers, 19
Prospect street k ss liowgate
Haller Charles, leather dealer, 8 Promenade pi. Vane st
Haller Enoch, agent for the Yarmouth packet ; office, Wel-
lington street -
Haller George Baisbeck, wharfinger, see Earle k Haller
Haller Mary Snmner (Mrs.), boot ma. sec Haller M. S. k Son
Haller Thomas, boot k shoe maker, see Haller M. S. k S^m
Haller Thomas, sec. at Hull, East Yorkshire k Lincolnshire
Institution for Deaf k Dumb, 4 Belgrave ter. Spring bank
k 36 Scale lane
Haller Thomas HeatoD, sec. to the Kingston Perpetual
Building Society, to the Kingston Ezcebior Permanent
Building Society ; Withemsea Estate k Investment Co.
Limited, k to the Hull k East Kding Land, Mortgage k
Investment Company Limited, k insurance agent, 36
Scale lane ; residence, 4 Hilda at. Beverley road
Hallett John, hair dresser, 43 Liddell street
Hallett Joseph, beer retailer, 45 Bichmond ter.OldDrain side
Halley William Marshall, boot k shoe maker, 35 Water-
works street
Halliday Ben. Williamson, Zoological hotel, 3 Beverleyrond
Halliday Charles Henry, pawnbroker, 35 Hessle road
Halliday Henr>-, plumber, gas fitter &c. 37 Paragon street
Halliday Joseph, Dover Castle p.h. 39 Norfolk street
Hallighan John, Lord Durham f.h. 5 Cross st. West street
Halstead Henry, insurance agent, 58 Somerset st.Newingtn
Ham Bichard, insurance agent, 58 Leonard street
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HAM— EAR 149
Hamburg ft BoUerdam Steam Packet Office (G. Lawaon k
Sons), 3 Prince's Dock chambers, Prince's Dock street
Hamer Mrs. ft Sons, fmit merchants, Wellington street
Hamilton, Hanger ft Watson, paint, color ft whiting manf .
Stoneferry
Hamilton John H. ft Co. oil merchants, boilers ft refiners,
ramish manufacturers ft drysaltars, Sculcoates Bridge
works. Church street, Sculcoates
HamiHon James Nicholas Pearoe, cootom house officer, la
The Avenae crescent, Park street
Hamilton John Harris, merchant, see Hamilton John M. ft
Co. Scnlooates Bridge works, Church street, Sculcoates ;
residenoe, Clarence rilla, Beverley road
Hamilton Tlunnas, tailor, 15 Buckingham street
Hamlett Samuel, watchmaker, 19 Gt. Union st. Witham
Hamlin Thomas, smack owner, 38 Hadeley street
Hsmling Cornelius, mast ft block maker. South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Hamling Samuel, fishermana' outfitter, 103 Bessie road
Hamlyn Mary Elizabeth ft Annie (MiMes), ladies' school
(mixed), 71 Waverley street
fiamlyn Frederick Jackson, engraver ft printer, 6 Engine st
Hamlyn Henry, boot ft shoe nuiker, 79 Porter street
Hamlyn Heniy, india rubber depdt, see Hall ft Hamlyn
Hamlyn John Miller, shoe maker, 97 Osborne street
Hammerton George, Waterloo f.h. Harconrt st. Drypool
Hammerton William, tinman ft gas fitter, 34 Hytongate
Hammond ft Chambers, mat,bagftaeed niers.33 North walls
Hammond, Ernes ft Co.ship ft insur.bTokers,5WeUington st
Hammond Charles, tobacconist, 8 Dock Office row
Hammond Charles Fisher, seed merchant, see Hammond ft
Chamberm, 33 North walls
Hammond Getnge Charles, toy dealer, 45 West parade
Hammood Henry, photographer, Paragon street
Hammond Hy.Wm. linen draper,3i,33,35,37 ft 39 Osborne st
Hammond James, beer retailer, 105 Owbom street
Hammond Thomas, ahopkeeper, 33 Witty street, Newingtn
Hammond William, bag merchant, Dock street
Hammond William, baker, 46 Garden street
Hammond William, importer of baltic mats ftc 32 Dock st,
ft 15 Orimston street
Haminonrt William Henry, chemist ft druggist ft post
office, I Caroline street
Hampbal John, tailor, 4 Orimston street
Hampshire Joseph, draper, la Orange St. Swann's estate
Hampton Darid, chief officer, a6 Kingston street
Hampton Robert, fruiterer, 38 Church lane
Hampton WiUiam, steward to Col. Saner, 14 Aigyle street
Hamahaw John, master mariner, 5 Queen's sq. Hnmber st
Hamshaw William, riiopkeeper, 60 Wasaand street
Hancock John, joiner ft builder, St. Paul's street
Handfbrd John, hair dresser, 17 Caroline street
Handlqr Joseph ft Thomas, fish mercfaanta,Billing8gate, St.
Aufaew'adod
Handtey Oeorge, brick ft tile maker, Hedon
Handley George, hosier ft gloTer,6Bamsley st.Holdemess rd
Handley John Tho8.fiah mer.i7Bil]ingsgt.St.Andrew's dock
Handl^ Joseph, fish salesman, 57 English street
Raadlqr Thomas, beer retailer, 25 Colliers street
Hannah John, master mariner, 3 Bichard's ter. Campbell st
Hannah Mary Ann (Mrs.), bourding house, 90 Osborne st
Hsnnath Edward, accountant & manager for Hull Guardian
Society for Protection of Trade, Exchange, Bowlalley la
Harding Roraeo, fish cnrer, 23 Havelock street, Newington
Hardmeat Wm. Hy. fish cnrer, Vanxhall gro. Hessle road
Hardwick Henry, apartments, 31 William street
Hardwick Henry, furniture broker, 10 Griinston street
Hardy Charles, master mariner, 2 Caroline place
Hardy Qurles, Sculcoates hotel, 60 Wincolmlee
Hardy David, shopkeeper. King street, Cottingham
Hardy Georg^, corn merchant, 115 High street
Hardy Henry, boot ft shoe maker, 36 (^mpbell street
Hardy John, shopkeeper ft beer retaUer, 37 Alexandra st
Hardy Margaret (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Cottinghaiii
Hardy Robert, furniture broker, 20 Trippett
Hardy William, paper hanger, 28 Norwood street
Hardy William, registrar of birtiis ft deaths for Hessle dis-
trict ft rate oollMtor, 8 Havelock ter.Hessle rd.Newingtn
Hardy William, sail maker, see Tmnmons ft Hardy
Hardy William, ahopkeeper, 57 Hodgson street) Groves
Hardy William D. tiiilor, 3 North walls
Hardy WiUiam W. tinsmith, 107 Witham
Hardy William Wilkinson, tinner, Holdemess road
Hare Charles, fruit merchant, 25 Dagger lane
Hare George Smith, glass ft china dealer, 6 Holdernesa
arcade, Witham
Hare Henry, brush, basket, umbrella ft fancy warehouse,
33 ft 33 Waterworks street, & manager, Kingston
Enamelled Slate ft Marble Co. Park road
Hare Richard, cane worker, 4 Providence pi. Brook street
Hare Robert, greengrocar, 44 Terry street
Hare Walter, fruiterer, Providence row
Hare WiUiam, grocer, 93 Cumberland street
Hare William, russia mat importer, see Ferraby ft Hare;
residence, 14 Crystal street
Hargitt Elizabeth (Mrs.), temperance hotel, 10 Midland st
Hargrave Charles, shoe maker, 10 Hotham st. Hedon road
Hargrave George, rnlly man, 13 Grey street
Hargraves Samuel, coal dealer, Pieston
Hargreave Edward John, jun. tobacco manuf . 4 Gloucester
terrace, Grosvenor street
Hargreave Richard, tobacco manuf. South Church side
HargreavesBros.ftCo.black lead mannfs. Cleveland st.Grovss
Hargreaves Abrdiam, coal merchant, 61 Wincolmlee
Hargreaves Matthew Henry, black lead manufacturer, see
mrgreaves Brothers ft Co
Hargreaves Richard, tobacco nuuinfacturer, ij Fish street
Hargreaves Tbeophilus Lesaey, black lead manufacturer,
see Hargreaves Brothers ft Co
Harker Brothers, offal merchants. Com exchange, 36 High
street ft whai^gers, 80 High street
Harker ft Co. mat ft bi^ merchants, 90 High street
Harker Benjamin Willis, Marshall's Commercial hotel, 44
& 45 Queen street
Harker Edward, butchir, 4',John street
Harker Edward, butcher, 67 New George street
Harker James, mat ft beg merchant, see Harker ft Co.
Harker James Portas, botcher, 49 Market place
Harker Portas Hewart, merchant, see Harker Brothers
Harker Robert, stationer, 9 Humber ter. Holdemess road
Harker Bobert Norrison, merchant, see Harker Brothers
Harker William, custom house officer, 9 Wsinfleet terrace.
Fountain road
Harland M ft Son, printers ft stationers. Manor street
Harland William ft Co. linen drapers ft milliners, 9, xo, 11
ft 13 Chuiot street, & hosiers, ftc. 3 ft 3 Silver street
flaanU George, oil merchant, paint, color, varnish ft grease Harland Benjamin, shopkeeper, 70 Somerscales street
mannfactnrer, Oxford Street, Sculcoates, ft York street;
residence, i Granville terrace, Anlaby road
Haasiey Hannah Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Hill stre«t
Hanson Christian, boarding house, 54 Hnmber street
Hanson Henij Hardman, ^mp ft flax merchant, see Corrie
Haoaon ft Co Oriel chambers, 37 High street
Hanson Marie (Madam), boarding house, 9 Blanket row
Hanson Nathaniel, Coach, ft Horses f.h. ft farmer, Dims-
weD, Cottbigliain
Hsnson WiBiam, lodging hooae keeper, 34 Salthonse
HsDton David, coal dealer, 17 Walton street, Newington
Haawell Lilian (I&ss), berlin wool depdt, 16 St. John street
Huwell wmiam, academv, 46 Oiarlotte street
Harbron George, painter ft paper hanger, 15 Story street
Hardaker James, general carrier, 9 ft 17 Wellington street
Hardbottle William, cowkeeper, Durham street
Hardcastle William, boot ft shoe repairer,3i Adelaide street
Hsrdcastle Wm. provision dealer, 3 Stuiiforth pi. Hesde rd
Harden WiUiam, leatber ft grinder}' dealer, 18 Campbell st
Hanky Edward Peiroe I.B.C.F. Lond., physician, 17 Bmns-
widt terrace. Spring bank
Harding William ft Son, tailors ft clothiers. 48 Mytongate
Harding Charles, tailor, 3 St. James' street
Harding Ch»rles WUIiam, tailor ft draper, 5 Fish street
Hording James, smack owner, 11 Rosiunond st. Boulevard
Audiag James, tailor ft. outfitter, 74 Qasen street
Harding John, fried fish shop 56 North St
Hudiag Bahod Hy. ft James, snrgeon.dentists,64 Lister st
Harland Darnel, shopkeeper, si Studley street
Harland Georgr Beighton u,.b. Lond. solicitor ft notary
public, see Walker ft Harland, 9 Parliament street;
residence, 184 Coltman street
Harland William, linen draper, see Harland William ft Co
Harman John, fish dealer, 14 Selby street, Newington
Ebrman Wenman, musical instrument maker, 58 Great
Passage street
Harman Wm. Prince of Wales p.k. , 30 Raikes gt. Drypool
Harmer WiUiam, grease manufr. MaxweU st. Stoneferry
Harmer WiUiam, Prince of Wales f.h., Marvel st. Drypool
Harmer Wilson, shopkeeper ft beer retailer, 18 Bourne at
Ebrmson WiUiam, insuranre agent, 8 Trinity street
Harness Sarah (Miss), dressmaker, 24 Finsbury street
Hamwer WiUiam, grocer, i8 De-la-Pole place, Drypool
Harold Robert, rullyman, 17 Canning street
Harper Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 37 Ferry street
Harper Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 18 Longden
street, Newington
Harper Benhadad, fruiterer, 81 Holdemess road
Harper Comeiins, ruUyman, 54 Marmaduke st. Hessle rd
Harper John, pork butcher, 70 Cumberland street
Harper John, shopkeeper, 70 BayweU street
Harper Joseph, poultry dealer, 85 Witham
Harper Joseph Arthur, painter ft paperhanger, 76 Selby
street, Newington
Harper Mark, builder, 21 Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Harper Robert, butcher, 48 Campbell street ,.,,,,
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COMMERCIAL.
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Hart Frederick, (rench jiolisher, Stonefcrry
Hart George Michael, hatter & hosier, 43 Lowgate
Hart George miliain, manare & chemical mannfsctuKr,
Hall Bank works. Green lane, Newland ; manure &
vitnol depot, Lowcrj-'s wharf. Lime street ; blood albumen
manufactnrer, Martin's alley, illanket row k foreign
deiiot, Garrison side ; Bone mill. Maxwell at. Stonefcrry ;
office, 9 Scale lane ; residence, Vernon bouse, Newland
Harper William, pork butcher, 12 York [larade, Hcssle road,
Newington
Harpham Annie (Miss), hosier, 72 Grafton st. Newington
Harrap Chas. second hand clothes dlr.27 Selby st. Newington
Harrie Charlotte (Mrs.) & Co. linen draper, 7 Frederika
terrace, Anlaby road
Harris Henr}', furuituro dealer, 15 Naylor's row, Drypool
Harris John, cnstom honso officer, 65 Hopwood street
Harris John, house agent, 3 Brunswick avenue, Beverley rd 1 Hart Henry, grocer, Holdemess road
Harris Maurice, furniture dealer, 91 Park street , Hart Henry, watch maker, 30 Percy street
Harris Robert, greengrocer, 19 New George street I Hart John Henry, rating assistant overseer at parochial
Harris Sarah Ann (Mits),drcssmn.4 Louise ter. Alexandra st | offices for Holy Trinity & St. Marj' (rating office)
Harris Walt. Bevan,moarning drpr. & milliner,9 Prospect st i Hart Mary Ann (Mrs. ), straw hat maker, 30 Blanket row
Harris William, board of trade surveyor, 44 Linnieus street Hart Solomon, brick k tile maker, Inglemire lane, 37
Harris William, furniture dealer, 8 Paragon street Sjinons street, Cottingham
Harrison Brothers, com mer. 160 High st.& Corn exchange 1 Hart William, 8bopkee)>er, Sutton
Harrison James & Son, millers. Com exchange, 36 High st | Hart Wm. wholesale k retail tobacconist, 14 Waterworks st
Harrison Bichard & John, timber merchants, Garrison side
k Great Union street
Harrison Bobt. k Co. timber mers.North side,Qneen'8 dock
Harrison's Almshouses (K. G. Smith, sec. ; Mrs. Eliza Seed,
matron), 8 Chapel laHe, High street
Harrison Abraham, butcher. King street, Cottingliam
Harris Slowansky Levi, cabinet maker. Great Passage street
Harrison Ann (Miss), shojikeepcr, 61 Cogan street
Harrison Annie (Miss), ladies' seminary, 2a Stanley street
Harrison Arthur, merchant, see Harrison Brothers
Harrison Arthur, toy dealer, 4 & 5 Swann street, Sculcoates
Harrison Betsy (Mrs.), grocer, 39 Buckingham street
Harrison Betsey (Mrs.), hosier k outfitter, 27 Lowgate k
22 North walls
Harrison Charles, grocer, Hessle road, Newington
Harrison Edward Robert, merchant, sec Harrison Brothers
Harrison Edward Thos. furniture broker, 30 Londesboro' st
Harrison Edwin, com. trvlr. 19 Brunswick av. Newington
Harrison George, painter k jiapcrhanger, 89 West parade
Harrison George, sawj-er. i North walU
Harrison Geo. shoe ma. 20 New Zealand ter. Providence row
Harrison George Lanrance. whitesmith, 67 Spencer street
Harrison Henry, working jeweller, 40 Silvester street
Harrison John, carcase butcher, Blanket-row
Harrison John, civil engineer, 31 Spring street
Harrison John, cowkeeper, Hessle
Harrison John, draper, 148 Porter street
Harrison John, pork butcher, 46 Hcssle road
Harrison John, pork butcher, 41 k 42 Wellington lane
Harrison John, stationer k tobacconist, 29 Francis st. east
Harrison Jolm Crowther M. i.p. see Harrison Richard fc.Jn
Harrison Josejih, shoemaker, 5 Clarence st. Garrison side
Harrison Jsph.Wm. timber mer.see Harrison Richard & Jn
Harrison Margaret (Mrs. j, grocer, 54 Liddell street
Harrison Osbum, bricklayer, Raikes street, Drypool
Harrison Peter, linen dra]>er, 19 Sculcoates lane
Harrison Reuben, manager, 39 Walton street, Newingt<m
Harrison Richd. baker & confectioner, & agent for W. & A.
Gilbey, mnc & spirit nicrs. 11 Cobiirg ter. Anlaby road
Harrison Richard, master mariner, 5 Park row. Park street
Harrison RobtHaworth Arms p.h. Cottingham rd.Newland
Harrison Robert Ennson, I..D.S. snrg. dentist, 33 George st
Harrison Rose (Mrs. ), second hand clothes dlr.33 Edward st
Harrison Samuel Norton i..k.c.p., u.b.c.s. physician &
surgeon, Owthome villas, Holdemess road
Harrison Sarah (Mrs.), dressma. 13 Hatfield's ter.S|iringst
Harrison Sarah (Mrs.), jminter & decorator, 14 Barmston st
Hartenfield John Benihard, -imixjrter of mats k bags, see
Bateman k Hartenfield, 155 High street
Hartley Brewer k Co. oil refiners, Cheapsidc, Groves
Hartley Arthur Crossland, oil refiner,Bee HartleyBrewer & Co
Hartley Charles Jas. oil cloth manuf. 25J Hnmber Dock st
Hartley Edward, grocer, 94 St. Paul's street
Hartog Henri, professor of music, a Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
Harvatt John, bricklayer, Hessle
Hart'ey Frank Rawson, haberdasher, 64 Hessle road
Harvey George, tin plate worker, 161 Hodgson st. Groves
Harvey Henry, Brmiswick tavern, 74 Wellington lane
Harvey Robert, {lainter, 6a, Temple street
Harvey Stephen, beer retailer. Spring bank
Harvey Thomas, coal dealer, 14 Newton street. Boulevard
Harvey William, Botanic hotel, 2 Derringham street
Harwood James, master mariner, 54 Wellington laoe
Harwood William, greengrocer, 41 Moxon street
Haselden Charles, chief engineer, 50 Clarendon street
Haselgrove Samuel, commercial traveller, 96 Day street
Hasemurst Robert, iiaperhanger, Hcssle
Hasnip James Edwm, house furnisher, draper, outfitter k
b(x>t & shoe establishment, 32! Dock street
Hastie Samuel, linen draiier, 68 Barmston street
Haswell James, builder. Cooper street, Sculcoates & East
Park terrace, Holdemess road
Haswell Richard, beer retailer, De-la-Pole place, Drypool
Hatch William, pork-bntcher, 80 West Dock av. Hessle rd
Hateley Joseph, milliner, Hedon road
Hatfield Charles, coal dealer, 33 Walmsley street
Hatfield Henry, joiner, builder, plumber, glazier k gnsfitter.
It Grimston street
Hatfield John, coal merchant, 14 Milton street
Hatfield John, market gardener, Northgate, Cottingham
Hatfield Joseph, i)ork butcher, 31 Fountain rood
Hattan Charles, builder. Prince's road, St. John's wood
Hattan William, grocer &c. 18 Wilmington, Groves
Hattan William, shopkeeper, De Grey st. St. John's wood
Haughton David, merchant, see Keighley, Maxsted 4 Cn.
Havcstock George William, fishmonger, 15 Waterloo street
Havia Elizabeth (Mrs. ), dress maker, 70 West parade
Havis Thomas, teacher of music, 70 West parade
Hawaiian Islands Consulate (William Moran), Alexandra
chambers. Castle street
Hawes the Misses Mary k Susannah, milliners, 19 Jarratt st
Hawkes Elizabeth (Mrs ), baker & confectioner, 8 Charles st
Hawkins Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), ainrtments, 53 Wright st
Hawkins Christian (Mrs.), dress maker, 14 Puvdise place
Harrison Sarah Ann (Mrs. ),grocer & beer ret. 14 Barnsley st | Hawkins John, beer retailer, 148 Hodgsou street. Groves
Harrison Sarah Ellen (Mrs.), dressmaker, 7 Argyle street, ~
St. John's wikkI r
Harrison Tliomas, cim\ dealer, 40 Morpeth street
Harrison Thomas, inspector of telegraphs. 12 Clarendon st
Harrison Thomas, provision dealer, 43 Pelham St. Drj-pool
Harrison Thomas, shopkeeper, 20 Norfolk street
Harrison Thomas Henrj-, shopkeeper, 2 Maehell street
Harrison William, boot & shoe maker, 34 Marmadnke street
Harrison William, coach builder, 9 Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
Harrison William, cowkeeper, NomabcU st. Holdemess rd
Harrison William, dyer, 156 Waterloo street north
Harrison Wm. hair dresser, 23 Hcssle road & 6 Sjienccr st
Harrison William, machinist & general smith, 24 Brook st
Harrison William, shopkeeiier, 22 Derby street
Harrison William, shopkcejwr, 96 Hodgson street. Groves
Harrison William, shopkeeper, 17 Sotifh street
Hawkins John, tinner, 58 Oxford street
Hawkins Jhu.Spain.shopkpr. k beerretailr.35Cumberiand8t
Hawkins Robert,-ship chandler, 18 Bridge street
Hawkshaw James, Dock Arms tavern, i Dock Office row
Hawksworth William, commercial traveller, 31 Clarendon st
i Hawley Mary Ann (Mrs.), tailor & woollen ch-»pr. 3 Savile si
I Hawley Randolph Rawlinson, engine & machine oil & grease
I manufacturer, Etherington buildings, 50 High street &
I Cheapside, Groves ; residence, 50 Iiinnaeus street
Haxby William, shopkeejier, 72 Raywell street
I Hay Jonathan, public accountant, 14 Savile street
Hay Thomas Edward, grocer, 51 Liddell street
Hay William, chemist, druggist, mineral water
facturer & surgeon dentist, 4 Regent's terrace,
road ; residence, Holton house, Beverley road
Hay William Banks, m.d. surgeon, i Albion street
manu-
Anlabv
Harrison William Blcnkin, ship chandler, 6 & 7 Dock street 1 Hayes Joseph, feather bed renovator, 11 East cheap
Harrison William Peters, house, land k estate agent, 180 Hayes Richd. brush maker tc fancy wareliouse, 21 Chariot st
Hi^h street ; residence, 88 Park street \ Hayes Samuel, shopkeeper, 5 Bond street
Harriss Abraham, marine store dealer, s Vicar lane 1 Hayes Samuel, tripe dresser, 31 Chariot street
Harriss Slowanski Leri, cabinet maker, 10 Marine row tc Haylcr Guy, Temperance hotel, 8 Albion street
Great Passage street I Hayter Henrj-, bicycle maker, Withum
Harrow Robert, shopkeeper, 27 Lausdowne street ' Hay ton Robert, shopkeeiwr, 25 Strickland street
Hart Bartholomew, farmer, Sutton I Haj-ton Thomas, blacksmith, 41 Wincolmlee
Hart Charles, pianoforte tnner, 96 Trinity street | Haj-wood George, house agent, 112 Great Thornton street
Hart Edwanl Clement Crowther, tallow preparer, see Haywood James, Mrri ting acaderav, i Silver street
Raines k Porter | Ha}-wo<Kl William, umbrella ^nakir. « .Wassand street
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COMMERCIAL.
HEA— HIW 151
H«h1 k Rilej-, iron ship builders, Lime street
Head Wflliam, iron ship builder, see Headjc Siley, Lime st
Hodqnth Edward, fish merchant, Wellinrtim street \rcst
Hradspith Elijah, fish mer. Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Hradspith Elijah, fish mer. 9 Billinesgate, St. Andrew's dock
Hnley Jane (Mrs. ), school (mLxed), aa Gladstone street
Healey Tliomas St Clair l.k.c.p. udin. ft I..S.A. uind.
snrgeon, i York parade, Beverley road
Heall Sarah (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 81 Raywell street
Healy Thomas, fish merchant, 15 Clifton villas. Boulevard
Hnrfield Brothers, whiting manufacturers, Stoneforrj'
Hearfirld David, whiting manufacturer, quarry owner &
lime burner. Hessle
Heartield Jn.Crarniss, solicitor¬ary public, i3Bowlalley la
Hearfield Samuel, bookseller, 77 Bean street
Hcarfield Thomas Ward, solicitor, & notar}' & commissioner
tn administer oaths, see Hearfleldsft Lambert; residence,
4 Albemarle terrace, Anlaby road
Hearfields k Lnmbcrt, solicitors & notaries public, commis-
sioaers for oaths, solicitors for the Steamship Owners'
Association & Ship Owners' Mutual Association, & Hull
k Grimsby Fishing Vessels Insurance Society, Old Ex-
change buildings, Bowlalley lane
Heath George, Wassand Arms p.H. Wassand street
Heath William, fruit merchant, 59^ Freehold street
H«it(»n Harry, chimney sweep, $ Alfred street
Heaven & Kesterton, timber merchants, Dock Ofltce cham-
bers. Cross street
Hnven Frederick, timber merchant, see Heaven ft Eester-
t<in ; residence. West hill, Hessle
Hebblethwaite k Sons, land agents & surveyors. Conser-
vancy buildings, Whitefriargatc
Hebblelbwaite Geo. Arthur, chemist, 69 Church st. Drypool
Hebblethwaite Louis, land agent, see Hebblethwaite ft Sons
Hebblethwaite Thomas Fre<urick, land agent, see Hebble-
thwaite ft Sons
Hebl'lethwaiteWm.Hy. land agent, see Hebblcthwaitcft Sons
Hebblewhite John, shojikpr. ft beer retailer, 35 Sj-mons st
Hebden Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, 3 Walker street
Hebden George, sexton ft sujierintendant of Hessle Boad
Cemetery, 51 Constable street
Hebden John, tailor ft oiitfltter, 107 Hes-sle road
Hebrew School (mixed), Sarah Hcmmingway (Mrs. ), mis-
tress, Lower Union street
Hedgcock James, master mariner, 14 Morpeth street
Hniger Thomas & Co. shipping agents, 155 High street
Hednn Gas Light ft Coke Co. Limited (G. B. Park, sec. ;
Jnapph Kettlebonmgh, man.), H«lon
Htelas Edward, wheelvrright, Preston
Heelas William Joseph, hardware dealer, 84 Holdemess
r'«d : ft insurance agent, Preston
Hfvsrm Christiana (Mrs. ), grocer & beer retailer, 46 West par
HcUings Robert, fishmonger, loa Witham
Heliyer Chas. smack owner, 11 East end, St. Andrew's dock
HfUyer John Wm. smack owner, i Boulevard sth. Hessle rd
Heliyer R€>bert, sail maker, 12 East end, St. Andrew's dock
Heliyer Robt. smack owner, 124 St. tieorge's rd. Ncwington
Helm William, tailor, Wilde street
Helman Ro<<e (Miss), infants' mistresii, Londesborongh
Street Board school, 43 Thomas street, Holdemess road
Helmsing ft Son, commission ft forwarding agents, 3
Junction place
Helmsing Frederick, vice-consul for Sns.sia, Junction place ;
k cnrnmis-sion agent, see Helmsing ft Son
Helmsing John William, consular agent for Russia, a Junc-
tion place & commission agent, see Helmsing & Son
Uelsham-Jimes A. sub-agent to Bank of England (branch),
30 ft 51 Wliitefriargate
Hemingway WilKam, tailor ft outfitter, 4a M)-tongate
Hemmingway Sarah \^Mrs. ), schoolmistress, Hebrew (mixed)
school. Lower Union street
Henderson Alexander, provision dealer, 6 Tork parade,
Hessle road, Newington
Henderson Elizabeth (Mrs. ), hatter, as Queen street
Henderson James, beer retailer, 65 Liddell street
Henderson Joseph, manager, Syman.Bell ft Co. Wellington st
Henderson Robert, cowkeeper ft rullj- owner, 63 (ioodwin st
Henderson William, tent ft sail maker, 39 Myton street
Hendler .iugust, cabinet maker ft upholsterer, 9 & 1 1 Spy-
vee street, (Jroves
Hendrick James, shoe maker, 100 Xorth street
Hendry John, furniture dealer, 4 North street
Hmdrv John Henry, master mariner, 47 Caroline place
Hfndy Mary Ann (Mrs.), hosier, 8a Spring street
Hengler's Circus (Charles Hengler, proprietor), Aniaby rd
Henins Waldemar, curiosity dealer, 7a .Sjiring bonk
Henri's Patent Cattle Feed Co. (Charles Gorham Howard,
manager). Scott street
H»iMon John, agent to the Anti Mill Flour Association,
Kirk Elk
Benson John Rosselt, t.A. solicitor (firm, Reed, Winter ft
Benson^ St. Mary's chambers, Lowgate
Henson Sidney Rossell, m.b.c.s. sng. mirgeon, 3 Elm Tree
terrace, Aniaby road
Henson Walter Knowsley, surgeon, Argyle house, Crown
terrace, Aniaby road, ft 41 Great Thornton street
Henstock Thomas, fishmonger, 10 Jenning street. Groves
Heppenstall Icon, Glover's London hotel (family ft com-
mercial), 31 Queen street
Heppenstall John, shopkeeiier, 5 Daltry street
Hepple William, carcase butcher, Sewer lane
Hepple William, wholesale butcher. Sewer lane, Mytougate
Hepton George, coal dealer, Cbeapside, Groves
Hcpton George S. marine engineer, 87 Constable street
Hepton George, shopkeciier, 57 Oxford street
Hepton George Stephenson, Commercial inn, 57 Cogan st
Hepton Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 65 York street
Hepworth Charlotte (Mrs.) (Old Sun) ft Excise OOice, St.
Augustine gate, Hedon
Hepworth John, Old Harbour tavern, it6 High street
Her Majesty's Prison, Henry Webster, governor ; Rev. J«hn
A. Addison, b.a. chaplain; John Bernard, u.u.c.s.i. sur-
geon ; Miss Mary Flint, matron, Hedon road
Herbert Thomas, shopkeeper, 54 Canning street
Hcrcliif Henry, postmaster ft shopkeeper. Kirk ella
Herdsman Henry, stevedore, 47 Lansdowne street
Heritage Jeremiah, smack owner, 30 Boulevard sth. Hessle rd
Hermann Loui8,ri8h mer. 37 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Hermann Louis, pnifeasor ft teacher of music, 6 Spring st
Heron Edwd. Morris, Scttman's Mission Home,3aPo3temgate
Heron Jane (Miss), preparatory school, 19 St. James' street
Heron John, bricklayer, Southergatc, Hedon
Heron John, iun. bricklayer ft collector of income ft assessed
taxes. Market hill, Hedon
Heron Peter, shopkeeper, 3a Sitwell street. Groves
Herring Annie (Miss), schoolmistress. Church school. Mar-
fleet street
Hertz Henry, photographic artist, Albion street
Hescritt Benjamin, dairyman, 87 Wassand street
Heseltine Ann (Miss), ladies' school, 33 Vane street
Heseltine George William, grain cleaner, 3a High street ;
residence, 79 Wright street
Heseltine James, fishmonger, iii Adelaide street
Hcsk Geo. printer, stationoijft paper bag maker, 39 Scale la
Hesk Robert, linen drajwr, a8 Sykes street
Heslewood Edwartl E. secretary to the York's Fire ft Life
Insurance Co, Lowgate
Heslop Joseph, dairyman, 65 Prospect street
Heslop Wilham Henry, linen draper, 7 ft 9 Carlisle street
Hessle (ras ft Coke Co. Limited (John Clarke, sec. ), Hessle
Hessle Road Cemetery (George Hebden, superintendent),
Hessle road. Newington
Heterick John Geo. chief officer ft sho]ikpr. 80 South parade
Hewctson John Angelo, timber merchant, see Braithwaite,
Hewetson & Co. Courtnay street
Hewitt Brothers, ale & porter stores (Herbert Pinder, man. ),
38 Humber street
Hewitt T. F. ft Co. foreign iron merchants ftc. South side.
Queen's dock
Hewitt Amelia (Mrs.), apartments, 70 Great Thornton st
Hewitt Charles, grocer ft beer retailer, 32 Kent street
Hewitt Charles Edward, engineers' factor ft mill furnisher,
8 Chapel lane
Hewitt Frances (Mrs.), tobacconist-retail, 6J Spring bank
Hewitt Francis, collector for Dock Co. 4s Hopwood street
Hewitt Henry, master mariner, a Victoria villas, Boulevard
Hewitt Jacob Chas. shopkeeper ft beer ret. 38 Clarendon st
Hewitt James, grocer ft beer ret. 11 Bceton st.Holdemess rd
Hewitt John, gas fitter, 7 North street
Hewitt John William, baker, 39 Sykes street
Hewitt Joseph, glass blower, 108 Osborne street
Hewitt Mary Jane (Miss), dress maker, 4 Salem terrace,
Durham street
Hewitt Richard- John, agent to Craven ft Speeding Brothers,
Nelson street '
Hewitt Robert, Iwlging house, 4 Bolton sqtiare
Hewitt Thomas, buU'her, 35 Porter street
Hewitt Thomas Frederick, iron merchant, see Hewitt T. F.
ft Co. ft vice-consul for France, South side. Queen's dock
Hewitt William, baker ft grocer, 35 ft 37 Waterloo street
Hewitt William, master mariner, 49 Marlborough terrace
HewUnd Charles, carcase butcher, 18 Blanket row ft butcher
47 The Shambles
Hcwson Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, Baxtergate, Hedon
Hewson Benjamin, shopkeeper, 193 High street
Hewson George, toy dealer, 49 York street, Suulcoates
Hewson James, second hand clothes dealer, 80 Waverley st
Hewson John, (ieorge ft Dragon, (feorge yard
Hewson John, shopkeeper, 96 North street
Hewson Marmadnkc, manager to Neivington Water Co.Lim
Hewson Mrs. 4.4, Fountain road
Hewson Robert, provision dealer, 9 Salthouse lane
Hewson Thomas, Anchor p.h., 190 High street ^T ^^
Hewson Thomas, cartcr,aWilliam Henry's terrace, Derby sc
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Hevgon Thomas, shopkeeper, 14 Marlborough terrace
Hewaon William, forwarding agent, 15 Lister street
Hey Martha (Mrs. ), dress maker, 1 16 West parade
Heys Borland George b.a,, boys' school, 3 Albany street
Hiam John, shopkeeper, i Queen's road, St. John's wood
Hick James, shoemaker, 9a St. Panl's street
Hickman. John, carcase bntcher, 80 Cogan st. & 20 Sewer la
Hickman Thomas, batcher, 33 The Shambles
Hicks George Shields, shopkeeper, 54 Lincoln street
Hickson Eluabeth (Miss), ladies' scl^ool, 64 Hopwood street
Hickson Thomas, oowkeeper, 7'^t. Paul's street
Hiddinga Sunnel S. cattle salesman, 14 Sewer lane
Hielboon Madeline (Mrs.), apartments, 35 Cogan street
Eiggins Charles, hair dresser, 24 Trippett
Higgins Michael, clothes dealer, 19 "rrippett
Biggins Thomas, brnsh mannfactnrer, 44 Caroline street
Higginson Harriet (Mrs. ), dressmaker, 9 Waltham street
Higham John, rollymaa, Oxford street
Highmoor George S. chemist Jc druggist, 46 Waterworks st
Hiibert Chas.Crosby, fancy drpr.& hosier, 13 k 14 Bridge st
Hilbert Henry, cabinet muer, Princess street
Hitdred Joseph, insurance agent. Prince's id.St. John's wood
Hildred Martha (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 91 Goodwin street
Hildrith Ann (Mrs.), fish, game k ponltry dealer, 33 Jc 34
The Shambles
Hildyard Harry, fancy draper k milliner, 33 Prospect st
Hildyard Henry, shopkeeper, 16 Jenning street. Groves
Hilken Henry, honse painter, 37 Hedon road
Hilken Wm. Bink, grocer k beer retailer, 33 New George st
Hill k Des Forges, solicitors, 7 Parliament street
Hill James k O). tailors, clothiers k outfitters, 106 Hessle
road ; 36 Prospect street & 8 Silver street
Hill James T. kV. merchants, 11 High street
Hill Arthur Gibson, merchant, see Hul James T. ft N
Hill Benjamin, grocer k provision dealer, wine, spirit k beer
merchant, Cnmberland terrace, Anlaby road
Hill Clarence Sharp, teacher of music, £ldon college,
MarlboroDgh avenne
Hill Edward Nicholas, merchant, see Hill James T.kJI.; k
steam ^ip owner, see Smith, Hill k Co
Hill Emma (Miss), dressmaker, 204 Regent street
HiO Ethel M. (Miss), preparatory school, Eldon college,
Btarlborough avenue
Hill Prands, house painter, 37 Portland street
Hill Frederick Wm. baker k confectioner, 93 Hessle road
Hill Harriet (Mis. ), shopkeeper, 32 North street
Hill Henry, grocer, 10 Myton place
Hill James, dothier k outfitter, see James Hill k Co
Hill James Arthur, tailors k clothiers, see James Hill k Co
Hill James Arthur, travelling draper, 10 Wright street
Hill James William, oil, tallow, grease, seed k cake broker.
Oriental bnildings. High street ; residence, 10 Stanley
terrace, Anlaby road
Hill John, (umitnre dealer. Fountain road
Hill John, shipping agent, see Sollitt, Hill k Co
Hill John, shoplceeper, 7- Sewer lane
Hill John Thomas, dentist, 3 Story street
Hill Joseph, beer letaQer, 35 Campbell street
Hill Joseph Hickson (0rm, Hill k Des Forges), solicitor,
commissioner for atHdavite in the Supreme Court of Judi-
catnre, 7 Parliament street
Hill Joseph Slater, bookseller, 95 & 97 Hessle road
Hill Mary Ann (Mrs.), dressmaker, 41 Cambridge street
HillMatthewOampion, Alliance Temperance hotel, i iNelson st
Hill Bichard, confectioner k tobacconist, 7 Porter street
Hill Samuel, provision dealer, 43 Brook street
Hill Sarah (Mrs.), second hand clothier, 81 West street
Hill Sarah Ann (Mrs. ), draper, 93 Trinity street
Hill Sarah Ann (Mrs.), hosier, 35 Stanley street
Hill Thomas, lodging house, 8 Vincent street
Hill Thomas, machinist, Baker street
Hill Thomas, shopkeeper, 76 Spyvee street. Groves
Hill Thomas, shopkeeper, 30 Waller street
Hill Walter Herbert x.c.p., boy^ school, Eldon college, 2
Marlborough avenue
Hill William Foster, custom house officer, 14 Shakespeare st
Hillam William, grocer, la Beform street
Hillam William, shopkeeper, 9 Christopher street
Hilldrith Henry, schoolinaster, St. James school, Porter
street ; 43 Raywell street
Hiller Abraham Israel, pawnbroker, 18 Great Passage street
Hiller Ellis, pawnbroker, 21 Brook street
Hillerns O. k Co. com k seed merchants, Danish buildings,
45 High street
HOIems Cbas. Wm. ooea kc. merchant, see Hillerns O.kCo
Hillerns Oswald, com merchant, see Hillerns O. & Co
Hilliers Joseph, match manufacturer k importer, Madeley
street, Hessle road
Hilton W. J. k Co. wood, ho<^ k rush merchants, William st
Hilton Bernard Jas. Brunswick p.h., De-la-Pole pi. Dirpool
Hilton Edward, cowkpr. k hay k straw dealer,74 Kaywell st
Hilton Wm. John, wood, hoop k rush mer.seeHUton W. J.&Co
Hinchliffe Charles, pork batcher, 42 Lee Smith st. Hedon rd
Hinchliffe Hannah (Mrs. ), pork bntcher, 86 Lime street
Hinckfuss William, tailor, 75 Adelaide street
Hind k Everatt, solictors, 63 Whitefriargate k at Goole
Hind George, grocer k beer retailer, 34 Porter st. Sheffield
Hind George, tailor, outfitter k hosier, 1 1 Charles street
Hind Luke, law stationer, 11 Quay street
Hind William, oowkeeper, 36 West parade
Hind William Saunders, solicitor, 11 Qoay street
Hindle George, tailor, 10 Grotto sqoare. Mason street
Hindmarch GeonK William, custom honse officer, 100
Stanley villas. Clarendon street
Hindson John Milliner, commercial traveller, 12 Finslrary st
Hinss Peter, shopkeeper, 27 New George street
IfinEins Ellen (Miss), hiead school mistress, WiUiam street
board school, 78 Freehold street
Hinners Claus Henry, tailor, 130 Great Thornton street
Hiort, Knudsen k Co.com mers. 31 High st. Jt Com exchange
HiortOaesarl^dwig.com merchant, see Hiort, Knndsrai fc Co
Hird Drewry, builder. 24 Boee street
Hird Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 8 Finsbory street
Hird Hennr, pawnbroker, 98 k 100 Cumberland street
HirachfeldBrotfaers, flonr dealers k seed merchants, 39 Hi^
street k Com exchange
Hirschfeld Max, seed merchant, see Hirschfeld Brothers
Hirschfeld Sigismund,Beed merchant,8ee Hirschfekl Brothers
Hirst k Cooke, lead k colour manufacturers, Raywell street
Hirst George k Jas. box Ic case makers, Hyperion st. Drypool
Hirst George, box k case maker, see Hirst George k James ;
residence, 4 Sidney terrace
Hirst Henry, auctioneer, 31 South street & 39 Carr lane
Hirst James, box ic case maker, see Hirst George k James ;
residence, 2 Grimsby lane
Hirst John Thomas, furniture dealer, Anlaby rood
Hirst Thomas, glass k china dealer, 14 Spring Bank
Hiscock William John, commission agent, 128 High street
Hoed Mary Ann (Miss), boot k shoe dealer, i Daiuom lane
Hobbins Miss Sarah, tobacconist, 3 Midland street
Hobbs Henry, builder, 5 Argj'le street, St. John's wood
Hobbs Jabez Joseph, smack owner, 13 Boulevard
Hobbs Joseph, fish mer. 28 Billings^te, St. Andrew's dock
Hobbs Samuel, chief officer, Inglemire lane, Cottingham
Hobbs Walter, butcher, Adelaide street west
Hobscm Frandsb Sons, bricklayers, 51 Francis street east
Hobson Ann (Mrs.), Grapes p.h., 16 Chariot street
HobsonFrankWm.assist. master at Grammar school,Baker st
Hobson George, shopkeeper, 30 Lome street, Swann's estate
Hobson George Bamett, glass k bottle mer. 34 Osborne st
Hobson Robert, builder, 39 Caroline place
Hobson Sophia (Mrs.), diopkeeper, 8 Brunswick Grove,
Beverley road
Hockless William, shopkeeper, 137 Regent street
Hockney k Liggins, builders, saw mills, contractors & house
k ship joiners, Great Union street k Witbam
Hockn^ Matthew Pape, builder, see Hpckney k Liggins ;
residence, 7 Somers town, Hnlderness road
Hodge Samuel k Son, seed crushers, oil & cake merchants k
cotton oil refiners. Lime street
Hodge Emma (Mrs.), dressmaker, 18 Hudson terrace
Hodge Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Francis street west
Hodge George, seed crusher, see Hodge Samuel k Son
Hodge Henry, seed crusher, k cotton oil refiner, 6 High
street ; k Holdemess rood
Hodge Robert, greengrocer, 61 Adelaide street
Hodge William, timber merchant, 11 Gt, Union street,
Witham ; reridence, 173 Coltman street
Hodges Betay Ann (Mrs.) laundress. Stepney la. Beverley rd
Hodgkinson Catherine, umbrella maker, 8 Spring street
Hodgson, Gibson k Brown, wine & spirit importers, si
I^h street
Hodgson Jeremiah k Martha, clothiers, 51 Brook street
Hodgson k Co. coal merchants. Lime street
Hodgson & Co. wholesale tea merchants, 39 Bishop lane
Hodgson Ann (Mrs.), pawnbroker, i Elm ter. Rnssell street
Hodgson Dales, coal merchant, see Hodgson Co. Lime street
Hodgson George, baker, 36 Blanket row
Hodgson Heneage, boot k shoe maker, Holdemess road
Hodgson Henry, goods agent. North Eastern Ry. Hedon rd
Hodgson ■/ames, corn meter, 26 Linnsens street
Hodgson John, oowkeeper k shopkeeper, Stoneferry
Hodgson John, fanner, Anlaby
Hodgson John, provision dealer, 193 Waterloo street north
Hodgson Jhn. wnolesale grocer, see Des Forges Joseph k Sons
Hodgson JohnWm. boat builder, 48 Bedbonrne st.Boolevard
Hodgson John William, shipwright, -see McMill k Hodgson
Hodgson Jonathan K. wholegl.tea merchant,seeHodgaon&Cu
Hodgson Joseph, market gardener, Preston
Hodgson Kazis (Mrs. ), laundress, 30 Hudson terrace
Hodgson Richard, plumber, 35 Dock street & 146 Porter st
Hodgson Robert, accountant, 16 Parliament street
Hodgson Robert, Corporation Arms p.h. Havenside, Hedon
Hodgson Robert) cowkeeper, Sutton
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HodgMn Bobert, hon. sec. of the South aide Albert Club
Co. Limited, St. Andiew's dock ; reiidenae, i6Parliiunent st
Hodgaon Robert, (hopkeeper, Wilfred's ter. Beaumont st
HoJ^Bon Samh (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 41 Strickland street
Hodgson Thomas, fisherman, Panll
Hodgson Thomas, tailor, 10 Temple street
Hodgaon Thomas Edward, see Hodgson, wholesale tea mers
Hndgaon William, plumber k glazier, 53 Spring street
Hiidgaan WiUJam, shopkeeper, 61 Ghureh street, Sculcoates
Hodgaon William, solicitor, L commissioner for alAdavits in
Sapieme Court (firm. Hidden Sons k Hodgson), a
Parliament street
Hodgson William, tobacconist. Bridge street
Hodgson Wm. (Mr8.),ladies' aeminary,a4i Waterloo st. north
Hodaman Thomas, fish cnrer k merchant, 8 Billingsgate,
St. Andrew's dock
Hodomaii Thomas Nicholson, joiner k builder, 13 Gave
street. Stepney >
Hodsoa Ann (Kn. ), dressmaker, Walliker st. Newiogton
HodaoD Benjamin, ship joiner, see Harden k Hodson
Hodson George, librarian to N. E, Railway Literary Ic
Uecbanics' Institute, Dsiry coates, Heaslo rd. Newington
Qoe Gsrforth, bntchtf, 91 Osborne street
Hoe Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ag Porter street
Hoe Sun, pork butcher, i Scott street
Boe Tnrtmi, shopkeeper, 11 Myton street
Hogarth George, coal dealer, 13 HDls terrace, West parade
Hogarth John Henry, deputy superintendent. Mercantile
HarineOfHcn
Haggard John, blacksmith, Davis street
Howard John, shopkeeper, 94 Canning street
Hngood John, pork butcher, 60 Alexandra street
Hohenrien George Frederick, pork butcher, 7 Waterworks st
Holbrook Joseph, Crown f.b. ii Bridge street
Holbrook William Tennyson, shopkeeper, 33 Marmadnke
street, Hessle road
Holden, Sons Ic Hodgson, solicitors, k solicitors to Hull
Chamber of Commeroe k Shipping, 3 Farliunent street
Holden Thomas, solicitor, perp. commissioner k dep. rice-
sdmiral of Yorkshire, clerk to the Hnmber Pilot Commis-
siooera, k derk to deputy lieutenants for Hullshire, k
solicitor to Hull Dock Co. commissioner for aflSdarits in
Sopreme Court (firm, Holden, Sons k Hodgson), 3 Parlia-
ment street : residenoe, Winratead Hall, Winestead
HoMer Elisabeth (Mrs.), druggist, 38 Wincolmlee k Post
Office reoeiTing house
Holder Frederick W. pianoforte warehouse, 1 k a White-
friargate ; residenoe, Lynton, Newington
Holder Richard Conlaon, tin plate worker, 39 Marmadnke
street, Hessle road
Holder William, surgeon, 10 Somers town, Holderness rd
HoMemby Edward, shopkeeper, Raikes street, Dry]wol
Hddemeas Steam Ship Co. Limited (Moran k Sanderson),
shipowners, Alexandre builduigs. Castle street
Hddemesa Ward Liberal Benefit Building Society (L.
Shearman, sec.), zoi Witham
Holdich Charles White k Son, booksellers k stationers, 14
Qneen street
Holdridge John, shopkeeper, 73 Bean street
Hoklroyd Mary Ann (Mrs. ), dressmaker, 35 Frauds st. west
Hbldsworth Joseph, shopkeeper, 7 Alicia street
Holdsworth William, commercial traveller, 47 Sandringham
street, Newington
Hol^th Henry, shopkeeper, 14^ .Glasgow St. Newington
Hobch John, boot k shoe maker, 4 Myton place
Holich John, pork butcher, 33 Porter street
Holiday William, manager, 54 Linnaeus street
Holland Albert, cooper, 93 Cumberland street, k 99 Church
street, Scnlooates
Holland George, shoe maker, 5 Oil Mill lane
Holland Mark, stevedore, 33 Jsrratt st. k 38 Little Albion st
Hnlliday Charlotte (Mrs.), milliner, 15 Regent street
HoOiday George, tailor, Harrow house, Harrow street
HoIIiday Thomas, market gardener, Northgate, Cottingbam
HoUidge Mary Ann (Miss), school, Hessle
HoUings Saran Ann (Mrs.), dressmaker, 8 Goodricke terrace.
Cave street. Stepney
HoDingsworth James, druggist, 57 New George street
BoDiogsworth Robert, chief engineer, 56 William street
HoOlDgsworth Thomas, shopkeeper, 5 Edgar st. Hessle rd
HoUingworth John, surgeon, i Wiltisn street
BoUingworthJohn, jnn.snrgeon, Hornsea par.Hnklemess rd
HoUis Henry, commission agent, 33 Wellin^on lane
HoUis Henry,maiiager for Carver k Co. carriers, Kingston st
HoUomy Samuel. Victoria hotel, 36 Hedon road
HoUoway Samuel S. beer retailer, 46 Cumberland street
Holm fc Wonsild, ship brokers, Stirling chambers, Humber
Dock street
Hohnes Charles D. k Co. mechanical engineers k boiler
makers, English street
Holmes & CrampUm, accountants. Temple buildings,
Bovklley lane
Holmes J. Dalton k Co. timber agent^ k brokers, Uueen's
dock. North side
Holmes Thomas k Sons, tanners, Anlaby Road tannery,
Campbell street ; Church st. Scujcoatea ; & Providence rw
Holmes Absalom Coupland, chief otlicer, loi Campbell st
Holmes Annie (Miss), milliner k dressmkr. 43 Cambridge st
Holmes Frederick H. printer.lithographer &c. 136 Osborne st
Holmes George, oil merchant, see T. W. Flint & Co
Holmes George, pork butcher, yi Walcott street
Holmes George Alf, oil k produce broker k commission
agent, so High street
Holmes George William, bnilder, Argyle St. St. John's wood
Holmes George William, Oddfellows Arms p.h. ii Queen's
road, St. John's wood
Holmes George Wilson, carpenter k builder, 30 Wilton st
Holmes Helen (Mrs.), dressmaker, 30 Derby street
Holmes Henry, commercial traveller, 16 Fountain road
Holmes Henry, tailor, 43 Alexandra street
Holmes James, butcher, Sutton
Holmes James William, chemist k druggist, 39 Prospect st
Holmes John, estate k insurance agent, 3 Somers town,
Holderness road
Holmes John, provision dealer, 33 Charles street
Holmes John, smack owner k fish merchant. Billingsgate,
St. Andrew's dock
Holmes John, tobacconist, 160 Church street, Sculcoates
Holmes John, yeast merchant & smack owner, Neptune et
Holmes John Robert, fancy draper, 76 Leonard street
Holmes John Wesley, plumber k glazier, k manager
Yorkshire fire engme< 16 Bond street
Holmes Joseph, accountant, see Holmes k Crumpton
Holmes Joseph, rope k twine maker, a Dansom lane
Holmes Joseph T. wharfinger, Hnmber k Railway Dock,
3 Railway street
Holmes Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker, 71 Leonard street
Holmes Robert, pawnbroker, 7 Hedon road
Holmes Thomas, bnilder, 57 Goodwin street
Holmes William, tripe dealer, 44 Jennings street
Holmes William Maxwell, oil merchant, see T. W.Flintft Co
Holmes Wilson, carrier, 4 Clifton street
Holmes Zillah (Miss), toy dealer, 5 St. James' street
Holroyd Henry, boot k shoe maker, 16 Queen street
Holroyd Bobinson, insurance agent, 33 Paisley st.N<iwingtn
Holroyd Thomas, shopkeeper, 138 St. Pauls street
Holt Harrison, seed crusher, see Willows, Holt k Willows
Holt John, greengrocer, 8 Francis street east
Holt Louis, jeweller, 13 Waverley street
Holtby Mary Ann Alcock (Mrs.), dining rooms, 33 Scale la
Holtby Thomas, grocer, 30 Wincolmlee
Holtby Thomas, grocer k provision mer. 30 Wincx>lmlee
Holtby William Henry, insurance agent, 4 Finsbury street
Holy Trinity Cemetery, Castle street
Holy Trinity Schools (Miss Elizabeth Saunders, mistress ;
Miss Rebecca Ganderton,iiifBnts' mistress), Humber street
Hnldicimcr Lonis, photographer, 135 Porter street
Home Bay Almshouses for Old Fishermen, Madeley street
Home for Fallen Females (Miss Elizabeth Duncan, matron),
35 Nile street
Home George u. B. surgeon, 14 Boulevard
Honduras Vice-Consulate (Charles Henry Donner), 5
Humber place
Honeyman George, commercial traveller, 46 Grafton street,
St. John's vood
Hood Haggle R k Son, rope manufacturers, 7 Minerva ter.;
works, NewcBStlcK)n-Tyne
Hood Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Alfred street
Hoodless Thomas, shoemaker, i Albert street, Newington
Hookam Susan (Mrs.), dressmaker, 11 All Saints' street
Hookem John, manure dealer, la Lower Union street
Hookbam Mary (Miss), dressmaker, 39 Somerscales street
Hoole Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 64 Edgar street
Hoonby Artley, pawnbroker, 137 Waterloo street north
Hope Albert Edward, wood turner, St. James' street
Hope Arthur, grocer, 68 New George street
Hope Henry, superintendent of school board officers, 19
Pemberton street, Witham
Hope Robert, Edinburgh Packet p.h. 163 High street
Hopewell Charles, greengrocer, 3 Leonard street
Hopkin Frederick, grocer, 36 Stanley street
Hopkin Frederick, plumber, 11 Stepney terrace. Beverley rd
Hopkin Frederick, shopkeeper, 91 Trinity street
Hopkins Walter, shopkeeper, 31 Cliiltern street, Newington
Hopkinson Charles, clerk in charge, North Eastern Bail-
way Fish office, 1. J. Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Hopkinson Jane (Mrs.), earthenware dlr. 41 Cumberland st
Hopkinson John William, provision dealer, 31 Trippett
Hopkinson Thomas, professor of music, 4 Prj-me street
Hopper L A. k Co. cork manufacturers, 34 Dock street
Hopper Charles, manager, 39 Wilberforce street
Hopper Charles, pawnbroker, 1 10 Adelaide street
Hopper Fewson, bacon factor k provision dlr. a Hessle rd
Hopper James Alfred, apartments, 5a Charlotte street
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Hopper Joseph, plumber k glazier, 15 Charles street
Hopper Joseph, tailor, 37 Charlotte street
Hopi«r Sarah (Mrs. ), stay maker, 27 Charlotte street
Hopper Tliomas, shopkeeper, 15J Adelaide street
Hopper William Motherby, grocer k wine & spirit merchant,
41 MTiitefriargate
Hopi>s k Read, keel k lighter owners, 189 High street
Hopwood Henry, manager, 15 Constable street
Hopwood William, Thomas, tailor, 73 Francis street west
Hordnn John, chief officer, 154 Walker street
Hornby & Needier, shipping agen1«. Colonial chambers.
Prince's Dock street
Hornby Zachariah, master mariner, 51 Hopwood street
Horncastle Charles ^^'m. commission agent, 46 Symons st
Homcastle Thomas, farmer, Hessle
Hnmcastle William Edward, grocer & provision dealer, 19
Albert terrace, Anlaby road & i Coltman street
Home Maria (Mrs.), tobacconist retail, 156 Porter street
Homer Jacob & Co. yeast manufacturers, 27 Waverley st
Homer John Kdward, general dealer, 3 Cave street. Stepney
Horner Maria (Miss), dressmaker, 60 Constable street
Homer Thomas H. tish merchant, 43 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Hornsby Joseph, lodging house, 3 Scott's square, Hnmberst
Hornsea Gazette (John Montgomery k Son, publishers;
published Saturday), 35 & 36 Scale lane
Horasey John (Mrs.), Park Tavern p.h. Beverley road
Hornste<lt & (.sarthome, ship owners k shipping agents,
9 Pier street
Homstedt Claude A. ship owner, see Homstedt k Garthorne
Horsfield George, coal dealer, Sitwell street. Groves
Horsfield John, shopkeeper, 48 Jenning street, Groves
Horsfield William, slwpkeeper, 6 Elm terrace, Rnssell street
Horsley & Askew, cabinet makers, upholsterers k bed k
mattress makers, 53 Paragon street k South street
Horsley Mary k Kate (Misses), ladies' school, Girton house,
George street, Cottingham
Horsley, Smith k Co. timber merchants, Vernon street
Horsley Joseph Henrj*, timber merchant, see Horsley,
Smith & Co
Horsley William, cabinet maker &c. see Horsley k Askew
Horsman Richard, wheelwright. Market green, Cottingham
Horsman William, shoeing smith, George street, Hedon
Horth James, shoemaker, g Wilmington
Horton Charles, boot k shoe maker, 80} Lime street
Horton Thomas, shopkeeper. Primrose, villas, Alexandra
road, St. John's wood
Horton William, .shopkeeper, 3 Princess street
Horwood Jacob, commercial traveller, 6 Albany street
Horwood Joshua Daniel, timber broker, 3 Bishop lane
Hosdell Robert John, corn merchant. Com exchange, 36
High street & Cammerton Hall, Bnrstwick
Hoskin Charles I. draper, 3 Caroline street
Hoskin Thomas John, jeweller & watchmaker, 33 Savile st
Hoskin WiUiam, draper, 3a Holdemess road
Hosking Sarah Ann (Mrs.), milliner, 201 Waterloo st. north
Hoskins Philip k Son, brass founders & gasfittera,37 Church
lane & 1 1 Wilton terrace, Holdemess road
Hoskins Charles James, draper, 46 New George street
Hoskius (leo. brass founder &c. see Hoskins Philip & Son
Hoskins Geo Alfred, plumber, see P. Hoskins & Son
Hoskins Philip, plumber, sec P. Hoskins k Son
Hoskisson Annie (Mrs.), lodging ho. keeper,S9 Charlotte st
Hospital of the Local Board of Health (Thomas Kemp,
master, Mrs. Kemp, matron). South Bridge road
Hospital for Poor Sick Children (Henry Allison, chairman ;
W. Burwell, J. Cook, hon. sees. ; Arthur B. Pease, hon.
treasurer; G. F. Elliott m.d. consulting physician ; John
Sherbnrn, medical otRcer ; Mrs. Jane G. Taylor, matron ;
John Edwards, collector), 31 Story street
Hotchkin Henry, shopkeeper, 33 St. James' street
Hotchkin William, grocer k baker, 3 Trippett street
Hotham Henry, boot & shoe dealer, 89 Day street
Houband William, chair maker, 36 Pulmiui st. Newington
Houfc Thomas, draper, 97 Waverley street
Houghton George, shopkeeper, 4 West jarade
Houghton Tlioinas, greengrocer, 42 Norfolk street
Houghton William, tobacconist, i Wilmington
Houlden Joseph, relieving officer, 3a Lister street
HonldershawHerbcrt, Full Measure P.H.Wilmington, Groves
Houldin Tliomas, coal dealer, 81 Hodgson street
Honldin George, 16 & 17 Walmsley street & 3A. Milton st
Honlton John, joiner k builder, 9 & 10 South street k 4
Vicar lane
Honnsworth Joseph, shopkeeper, 36 Campbell stre.et
Housley Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 92 Albany street
Housley Thomas, chimney sweep, i Stepney la. Beverley rd
Howard & Lightowler, painters, 7 Spring street
Howard Charles Gorham, manager, Henri's Patent Cattle
Foo<l Co Scott street, k cake mor. see Howard G.G. & Go
Howard E<lward. Consnl for United States, 30 Savile street
Howard Btlwin, tinner, 8 & 9 Burton street
Howard George, mechanical engineer, 66 English street
Howard Herbert W. commercial traveller, 15 Wakefield »'.
Howard John, painter, see Howard k Lightowler
Howard Joseph, keel owner, 38 Wright street
Howard Kemble John, customs examining offloer, 6 Glou-
cester terrace, Grosvenor street
Howarth George Obrian, yeast merchant, 3 Minerva terrace
Howden k Wilson, coal merchants. Lime street, (hvves
Howden James, baker, 42 Beaumont street, Drypool
Howden Robert, locomotive foreman N.E. Kaihrey, 3 Char-
lotte terrace. Clarendon street south
Howden William, coal merchant, see Howden & Wilson
Howden William, shopkeeper, 30 Adelaide street
Howdin James F. shopkeeiier, James street, Drypool
Howdle WiUiam Cooke, hosier Ie stationer, 21 Waterloo st
Howe Frank, watchmaker, 34B, Witliara
Howe John, old clothes dealer, iS Caroline street
Howe Weston,printer k publisher of ' Withernses Chronicle,'
77 Lowgate
Howell John Henry, shopkeeper, 7 Chiltem st. Newington
Howell Thomas, shoemaker, 27 BJeform street
Howland Ralph, chair manufacturer, 46 Upper Union stree'
Hewlett E. k Son, gilders & picture frame mas. 40 Savile st
Hewlett Charles, fishmonger k greengrocer, 23 Fountain rd
Hewlett Edmund Henry, surgeon F.n.c.s. 4 Wright street
Hewlett Joseph,curtain cleaner, 3 North parade, Beverley nl
Hewlett Robert, grocer, 151 Regent street
Hewlett Robert, shopkeeiier, a6 Bamsley St. Holdemess rd
Hewlett Thomas, house painter, 59 Thomas street & 7
Beaumont street, Drypool
Hewlett William Henry, joiner k picture frame maker, 1
Station place. West street
Howlid Serin, cod liver oil importer, see Brekke Lars k 0<>
Hoj-es George, tinner, brazier k gasiitter, 132 Porter street
Hoyland Jonathan, cutler kc. 10 Queen street
Hoyle Benjamin, cutler, 8 Mytongate
Hoyle Eli, beer retailer, 2 Fish street
Hoyle Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper, ao Great Thornton street
Hoyle Joseph, shopkeeper & beer retailer, 18 Green lane
Hoylestreo.disiiensing k family chemist a. p. s. Holdemess rd
Hoyles Isaac, butcher, 52 Brook street
Hubbard Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 61 Francis st. east
Hubbard Robert, George & Dragon p.h., 30 Grimsby lane
Huber Francis Joseph, beer retailer, 35 Caroline street
Huckstep Agnes (Mrs.), fishermen's outfitter, 37 West Dock
avenue, Hessle road
Hudson, Smith k Co. wholesale drapers, 26 Silver street
Hudson & Soulsby, butter importers, 37 Hnmber street
Hudson Benjamin, portrait painter,' it Brpnswidi terrace.
Spring bank
Hudson Charles (rcorge, shopkeeper, 66 Great Passage st
Hudson Elizabeth (Mrs. ), greengrocer, 29 The Shambles
Hudson Ellen (Mrs.), teacher of music, 10 Brunswick
avenue, Newington
Hudson Frederick, butcher, ij Carlisle street
Hudson Frederick, cab propr. 12 Lincoln ter. Liddell street
Hudson Henry, farmer k coal merchant, Stoneferry
Hudson Isabella (Miss), dress maker, 77 Derringham street
Hudson John William, pharmaceutical chemist, 25 Jennini;
street, Crrovcs
Hudson Martha (Mrs.), dressmaker, 12 Horsham terrace,
West parade
Hudson Peter, photographer, 36 Paragon street
Hudson Richard, jiaper hanger k painter, 146 Porter street
Hudson Richard Thomas, confectioner, 4 Waterhouae lane
Hudson Robert, chief engineer, 16 Beecroft st. Newington
Hudson Samuel, butcher, 51 k 53 Great Thornton street
Hudson Samuel, com meter, 8 Dansom lane
Hudson Samuel Poulter, curator of Hull Literary & Philo-
sophical Society & Museum, Albion street
Hudson Timothy Smithson,painter,233 Walton st.Newngtu
Hudson William, cab proprietor, Anlaby road
Hudson William, ship broker, 4 Hnmber place
Hudson William, shopkeeper, 31 Bean street
Hudson William, wholesale draper, see Hudson, Smith k Co
Hudson William Jackson, custom house officer, 9 Napier
terrace, Norfolk street
Hufbm Henry, ship broker, see Bnrstall k Hnffam
Hufton Richard, shoe maker, 67 Bean street
Hnfton Walker, builder, 62 Somerset street, Newington
Huges Joseph, artist, 14 Finsbury grove
Hughes James Roberts, tailor & woollen draper, 10 Carr la
Hughes John, searing machine agent, 3 Trinity street
Hughes Richard S. professor of music, 33 Bean street
Hugill David, farmer, Pratt woods, Cottingham
Hull Accountancy office (James E. Townsend, manager), 26
Ocean place, Anlaby road
Hull Banking Co. Lim. (Frederick K. Ford, manager), 32
Silver street ; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London E-l
Hull Barking Co. (George Vivian, sec.), Strickland street
Hull, Barnsley k West Kding Junction Railway k Dock Co.
(J. Daniell, sec.) ; offices, 4 Charlotte street,", ,,^
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HnlL, Bamsley &We9t Ridingjnnction Sailwsy Co.Engineers
otfuxB (Malcolm Urant-Dalton.engineer), la Bowlalley la
Hall Bill of Entry & Daily Shipping List iiBloe, Thomas
Uraaaam, printer & publisher, i6i & 163 High street
Hall Blind Institation (William Dibbs, chairman ; Albert
Prieatman,hon.8ec. ; lreorgeLambert,man.),Kiiigston sq
Hall Bnroogb Lunatic Asylimi (John Mersiin, u.A., u.D.
resident medical superintendent ; James Taylor, clerk k
steward ; Mrs. HarrietMer80B,matm. ),De-la-Pule, Cttnghm
Hull Botanic & Eclectic Dispensary (August Anholm
p.Hj>.), Sroeaton street, Sarile street
Hull Botanic <>afden Cn. Limited (P. McMahon, secretary k
manager) ; office, 16 Parliament St. gardens ; Spring bank
Hall Branch o( the Shipwrecked Fishermen k Mariners'
BoTal Benevolent Society (John William Day, agent), 9
Waterbouse lane
Hull Catholic Institute (Very Rev. Dean Benjamin Bander-
son, president ; Alan Porter, treasurer ; (reorge Hirst,
hon. Bee. ; James Johnson, carator), 13 Jarratt street
Hull Cattle Market (Joseph Stead, keener), Edward's place
Hull Charity Organization Society (William Connell, agent),
Junction place
Hull Chnrch Institnte & Library (Bev. A. Boyd Carpenter,
M.A. president; Oapt. U. R. Lempriere k Ur. B. Godfrey
k A. K. Dibb, lf.A. vice-presidents ; Joseph Holmes,
treasurer; James Dixon, gen. sec.; T. W. England,
curator ; William E. Tmmble, library sec. ), Albion street
BoU Club (William Henry Mines, 8ec.),IjOwgate
Hnll Coal ijapply Association Lim. coal roer8.8 Ueorge St
Hnll Constitutional Club (Mark Bean, hon .sec. 26 George st
Hnll Corporation Baths k Washhouses (Robert Winder,
manager, Tri]<pett
Hull Corporation PabUc Baths (John Luke, manager),
Xewland
Hull Corporation Stone Yard k Wharf, Scnlctntes bridge,
Wilmington, (froves
HoU fc County Land k Building Society Limited (Joseph
Perry Blackwell, sec. ), 9 Scale lane
Hull Dock Co. (Thomas Holden, solicitor; Robert A.
MarOlier, resident engineer ; Edward H.(rarbett, general
manager & sec. ) ; of9ces,Sonth Western comer of Qneen'i
Hnll k Holdemess Conserratrve Permanent Benefit Build-
ing Society (Robert. Collison, sec.), 5 0>unty buildings.
Land of Ureen (ringer
I Hnll Homoeopathic Dispensary (exora. of Joseph Dixon, dis-
penser), 30 Whitefriargate
Hull Hydraulic Power Co. (Watson Carlisle & Son, sees.),
160 High street, Mschell street
Hull Ice Co. Limited ((ieorgeH. Meadows, sec. ),7)^orth side,
St. Andrew's dock
Hnll Keg k Drum Co. (The).manufartarers of kegs, drums,
k metallic*, Sitwell street, Groves
Hull Land k Property Investment Co. Limited (William.
Dyson Theaker, sec.), 31 Parliament street
Hull Liberal Association (Walter C. Townsend, hon. sec. ),
II Bishop lane
Hull, Lincoln, Homcastle, Sleaford, Nottingham & N'ewark
Traders (catch boats) (Frederick Drewery, agent), 172
High street (W. J. Warrencr, owner)
Hull Literary* Philosophical Society k Museum (T. M.
Erans M.R.C.9. prcsicient; M'illiam Tliomas Dibb, osq.
treasurer ; A. K. Dibb, kjl. & E. J. Wilson u.A.hon.sccs. ;
Saml.Poulter Hudson,curator),Royal Institution, Albion st
Hull Lying-in Charity (Mrs. Elizabeth Joasop, matron), 4
Reed street
Hull Marine Firemans'Mutnal Association (C.N. Mullineaux,
sec.), Castle chambers. Castle street
Hnll Merchants' Lighter Co. Limited (James Earle, man.),
i85i High street
Hnll Miscellany (Charles H. Barnwell, printer k publisher)
(Saturday), 9 Savile street
Hull Municipal Charities Trust (R. (r. Smith, sec. ; A. Ire-
son, jun. siidicitor ; R. G. Smith, surveyor), board room,
56 Salthonse lane
Hull Mutual Association for the Insurance of Iron Steam
Ships Lim. (Samuel Brook Jackson, sec.), 76 Lnwgate
Hull News (James Alfred Cooke, publisher ; Samuel Oldham
Cawthome, manager ; published daily), 58 Whitefriar-
gate. Sec advertisement
Hnll Packet (Hull, East Yorkshire, & North Lincolnshire
Conservative Newspaper & Printing Co. Lim.) (published
friday), ai Whitefriargate. Sec advertisement
...... _ . ._ .... , ^g
dodk. Junction street ; k (Richard Fillingham, foreman in [ Hull Parliamentary Record (Francis Smith, printer)
charge), 2 Billingsgate chambers, St. Andrew's dock Scale lane
Hull Dock Fire Engine Station (William Thorpe, foreman in ' Hnll People's Park (William Kirby Dalton, (Mtrk keeper)
charge). West end. Queen's dock
Hull k East Riding Club (Johannes Herdford Thenlman,
chairman'; William Fngill, sec.), 11 Regent's tcr. Anlabynl
Hnll k East Riding College( Robert Jameson, j.p. chaimnan ;
Francis liond u.A. principal ; Edward Haigh m.a. vice-
principal). Park street
Hnll k East Riding Critic (Ricliard Cooke, editor & proprie-
tor ; published every friday). Scale lane
Hull k East Riding Drysalters Co. drj-salters, blur, bhwk
lead k dry soap manufacturers ; offices. The Avenue,
Bishop lane k Phoaiix works, Kent street
Hull k East Riding Good Templar (Francis Oliver k Son,
printers i: publishers, published ist of everj- month).
Dock street
Hall k East Riding Land, Mortgage k Investment Co. Lim.
(Thomas Heaton Haller, man. dir.), a6 Scale lane
Hull k East Riding Permanent Benefit Building Society
(Joseph Weatherill, manager). County buildings. Land of
Green (Singer
Hull k East Riding Supply Association, General Snpi|>ly
stares (William Cussons, manager), Lansdo^me terrace,
Beverley road ; Holdemess road & Aniaby road
Hall, East Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Institution for Deaf k
DnmbCThomas Haller, sec. ; Walter McCandlish, master),
4 Belgrave terrace, S)>ring bank
Hull, East Yorkshire, k North Lincolasbirc Conservative
Newspaiier k Printing Cn. Lim.proprietors nf the ' Hull
Packet ' k ' Hull Times,' 33 Whitefriargate. See advert
Hull, East Yorkshire k North Lincolnshire Perpetual
Benefit Building Society (Joseph Ferry Backwell, sec.),
9 Scale lane
Hall Exchange Co. Limited (William Henry Mines, sec.),
51 Lowgate
Hall Express (Evening) 42J Whitefriargate. See advert
Hnll Forge Oi. iron manufacturers k merchants (George
Whitehead, manager). East Riding iron works. Cannon st
HnU General Cemeterj- Co. (Edward Ncquest, secretary k
superintendent), Spring bank
Hull (Jeneral Infirmary (Henry Simpson, esq. chairman;
Robert Hagyard, resident surgeon ; (teorgc (rough, dis-
penser ; Mrs. >biry Jane Allison, lady superintendent ;
Benjamin Brooks, sec. ), Pnispect street
Hull ft (irimsby Mineral Water Co. lemonade Jtc. m8nu6ic.i
turers (E<lward Murley, proprietor). North street
Hnll Cinardian Society for Protection of Trade (John Leak,
sec. ; Edward Hannath, manager). Exchange, Bowlallej'Ia
Hull Hide fc Skin Market Co. Limited (Henr;- King Bennett,
manager), 22 Pinkie street
Beverlev road
Hull People's Public House Co. Limitcd(No i), Robert New-
bound, manager, 13 Malton parade, Hcssle road ; (No. 2),
Arehibald M(^ari8h, manager. Railway street ; (No. 3),
Peter Pashley, manager, Dansom lane ; (No. 4),
Christopher Smith, manager. Engine street ; (No. 5),
Joseph Smith, manager, 63 Prospect street ; (No. 6),
William Paterson, manager, 78 Lowgate ; (No. 7), Janie!<
Josejih Firth, manager, Cumberland street ; (No. 8).
William Bilton, manager, Porter street ; (No 9), Francis
Stark, manager, Witham; (No. 10), Percival Oliver,
manager, 39 Brook street ; (No. 11), Frederick I. Tasker,
manager. Paragon street ; (No. 12), Mrs. H. Davis,
manageress. Park Pnrillion ; (No. 14), John Cockerill,
manager. Queen street; (No. 15), Christopher Smith,
manager, St. John street ; (No. 16), Mrs. Rose H. Ayre,
manageress, 6 Silver street ; (No. 17), Thomas (farton,
manager, Stejiney
Hnll Reform Permanent Benefit Building Society (Henry
Le Butt, sec. ), 31 Scale lane
Hull Reform Union Committee Room (Henry Lc Butt,
sec.), 31 Scale lane
Hull Royal Institution (T. M. Evans k.b.c.S. president ;
A. K. DibbH.A. &E. J. Wilson u.A. sees. ; Samuel Poultcr
Hudson, cnrator), Albion street
Hull Savage Club (Charles Morrill, president ; Henry
Morrill, sec. ; Charles Noble k Thomas Newton, treas.).
Ordnance place, Drj'ixiol
Hull Savings' Bank li Government Annuity k St<ick Insti-
tation (Francis Fullerton, sec. & actuary) (comer of),
(ieorge street & Smeaton junction
Hnll School Board (Denis John O'Donoghue, clerk) ; offices.
Town hall, Lowgate
Hnll School of Art k Science (John Menzies, master), a
Albion street
Hull k Sculooetcs Dispensary (W. T. Dibb, esq. chairman ;
John Egginton, esq. hon. treasurer ; Reginald H. Barker,
hon. sec. ; Sir H. Cooper, knt. m.d. cons. phvs. ; Owen
Daly, H.D. physician ; William Holder, Arthur Henrj-
Robinson, J. B. Williams, Frederick R. Chapman, David
Lowson, (}. W. Pj'bum k Sydney Russell, surgenns;
Phillip William George Qmning, resident surgeon ; Bcnj.
Browne, disjwnser ; John Edwards, collector), St. John's st
Hull South Bridge Co. (Joseph Weatherill, sec.), 4 County
buildings. Land of (ireen (linger
Hnll Steam Fishing & Ice O). (The) Limited (John Sims,
chairman), fish k ice mers. 9 East end.St. Andrew's cl"ck
Hull Seamen's k General Orphan Asylnm«3MriM ft^Wl-
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[hull.]
son, H.F. chaiiman ; Walter Samuc] Bailey, j.f. vice-chaiT-
man; David Wilson, j.p. chairman house committee ;
Thomas Reynoldson, hon. treaaorer ; Robert Middlemiss,
hon. sec. ; Thomas Moorby, iiouse steward ; Mrs. Annie
Moorby, matron ; Richard Henry Mason, schoolmaster).
Spring bank
Hull Street Tramway Co. Limited (J. W. Maclura, esq. j.p.
chairman, Albert Conyn{;ham Banm'ster, sec. ; William
Constable, manager) ; shed, Witham ; money receiving
office (John Wright, manager) ; Dock Office chambers,
Cross street ; stables, Hessle road
Bull Subscription Library (Alfred Milner, librarian, William
G. B. Page, sub-librarian), Royal Institution, Albion st
Hull Subscription Mill Society Limited, flonr merchants
(John Coatsworth, sec ), 8 George street & com millers
(irind k steam) (William Parker, manager), Dansom lane
Hull Temperance & General Provident Building Society
(Henry N. Clarke, sec.), 5 Savile street
Hull Times (Hull, East Yorkshire, & North Lincolnshire
Conservative Newspaper & Printing Co.LimitedySaturday
tive editions), 33 W hitefriargate. See advertisement
Hull Town Cricket Club (Arthur Wood, hon. sec. ), Argyle st
Hull United Liberal Club (Jn. G.Walli8,hon.sec.),3Albion st
Hull Waggon Works Co. Lunited (J. Ross, sec.), cart k
wanon builders. Paragon st. ; works. Chalk Is. Newington
Hull Water Works (David Maxwell, consulting engineer),
Newland k Spring head, Cottingham
Hull k West Riding Supply Store8,provision dlrs.6 Hessle rd
Hull Wool Market ( WiUiam Henry Dawson, market keeper),
Edward's place
Hull John Charles, watch maker k jeweller, 3a Queen st
Humber Boot Co. (George Howard Campbell, proprietor),
68 Porter street k 17 Bridge street
Humber Brick & Tde Co. Limited (James Crake, sec.),
Chancery buildings. Manor street
Humber Shipwright Mast, Block k Boat Builders Co. Lim.
(The) (Benjamin G. W. Lawthrop, sec.), South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Humber Steam Shipping Co. Wellington street .
Humberstone Ruth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 133 Waterloo stnth
Himible Robert, blacksmith, Kmg street, Cottingham
Hume Capt. David, supt. dock master, i Westboume avenue
Hume William, pilot, ig Norwood street
Humphrey k Son, ship ooilders, Humber street
Humphrey Edwin, grocer, 66 St. Paul's street
Humphrey Mar}- Jane (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 39 Dagger lane
Humphrey Thomas, boot maker, 7* Smeaton st. Savile st
Humphrey Thomas,8hopkeeper k beer retailer, 19 Clifton st
Humphrey Thomas Ricoardson, ship builder,see Humphrey
k Son, Humber street
Humphrey William, shopkeeper, 100 Osborne street
Hunt, Fowler & Co. boat baildcrs. Lime street
Hunt Edward, joiner k builder, 35 Fountain road
Hunt Edward, shopkee]ier, i Symons street
Hunt Mrs. Fiances, lodging house, 44 Bichmond terrace.
Old Drain side
Hunt George, boot k shoe maker, 30 Norfolk street
Hunt George, saddler, i z York street
Hunt John, boat bmlder, see Hunt, Fowler k Co. Lime st
Hunt John, secondhand clothes dealer, 19 Scott street
Hunt Mary (Mrs.), secondhand clothier, 21 Robinson row
Hunt Robt. brewer fc maltster. Lion brewery, 69 Waverley st
Hunt Robert, sexton, St. John's church, Newland, 8 New-
land Tofts lane
Hunt Tlanby^ draper, 38 Lome street, Swann's estate
Hunt Thomas, chief engineer, 163 Regent street
Hunt Thomas, marine store dealer, 56 York st. Sculcoates
Hunt Thomas, shopkeeper, 10 Finkle street
Hunt William, proprietor Jic publisher of the ' Eastern Morn-
ing News ' k ' The Hull Express,' 43 Whitefriargate ;
residence, 33 East grove. See advertisement
Hunt William, ship builder, Bankgide, Sculcoates
Hunter Emma k Sarah (Misses), (loulterers ic fmiterers, 33
k 34 Savile street
Hunter Christopher, artificial manure manufacturer,
Wright st.JcCorn exchange ; works, Stoneferry,Wilmingtn
Hunter Christopher, shopkpr. k beer retailer,^: agent for W.
& A. Gilbey, wine & spirit merchants, 17 &:i8 Fountain rd
Hunter George, black varnish & grease manufacturer, k
tallow melter, Cumberland street
Himter George, School Board clerk of works, 39 Vane st
Hunter Henry, shopkeeper, 69 Edgar street
Hunter James, cowkeeper, 88 Paisley street, Newington
Hunter James, master mariner, St. Leonard rd. Beverley rd
Hunter James Brigham, shopkeeper, 85 Great Thornton at
Hunter John Henry, provision dealer, 44& 46 Gt. Passage st
Himter Joseph, slater, 13 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Hunter Robert, cowkeeper, Preston
Hunter Robert, tailor, 18 St. James' street
Hunter Robertson Thomas, coal dealer, 33 Clifton street
Hunter Sam, Grapes inn, Stoneferry
Hunter Thomas, pork butcher, Preston
Hunter Thomas, cab proprietor, Ic livery stables, 35 Ocean
place, Anlaby road
Hunter William, shopkeeper, 17 Shakespeare street
Hunter WiUiam Edward, joiner, a Tadman street, Hessle rd
Hnntley Richd. oonunercial traveller, Fletchergate Hed<«
Hurd Rebecca (Mrs.\ cowkeeper, Hull bank, Cottingham
Hnrd Rebecca (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 69 Wellington lane
Hurdman Charles, basket maker, John's place, i33|.High st
Hurdman George, hair dresser, 76 New George street
Hurrell Alfred, tin plate worker, 34 Moxon street
Hurrell Hy. earthnwre. dlr. 56 Brook st. ft 17 St. John's st
Hurst James, master mariner, 9 Park row. Park street
Hurst John, customs examining officer, £ Cranboame st
Hurst Jonathan, sen. fruit broker, 73 Humber street
Hurst Maria (Mrs.), clothes dealer, 7 MacheU street
Hurst Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 31 Cogan street
Hurst Thos. shopkeeper ft beer retailer, 134 Comberiand st
Hurst William, Market tavern, 17 Church lane
Hurtxig Arthur Cameron, civil engineer, 3 Park aveiiue
Husband Comey, coal dealer, 13 I^man street,Ilewington
Hnsted Edward, coal merchant, see Simony, Hosted ft Co
Busted Edward, shipbroker, 3i Waverley street
Botchcroft George, beer retailer, 3 Cambridge street
Hutchins Fredk. A. packing case ma. see North C. M. ft Co
Hutchinson W. B. B. ft Son, steam ship owners A forward-
ing agents, Besslegate buildings, Bumber Dock street
Hutchinson James, ^opkeeper, 38 East cheap, Spencer st
Hutchinson John, auctioneer, 5 Liniueua street
Hutchinson Joseph Wm. fishmiigr, 66 Kent st. Holdemess rd
Butchinson Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 38 Recent street
Butchinson Mary Helen (Miss), pwnbro. 2 Burden st. Westst
Hutchinson Matilda (Miss), ladies' day school, 33 Story st
Hutchinson Robert, oab proprietor, 10 Lockwood street
Hutchinson Robert, tailor, Faull
Butchinson Samuel, farmer, L>elley, Preston
Butchinson William Benry Beap, stawn diip owner, see
Butchinson W. B. H ft Son
Butaon William Eli, tailor, ^5 Wellington lane
Butaon ft Co. tool dealers, ironmongers ft paint ft colour
manufacturers ft oil merchants, 10 ft 14 North walls
Button Eliza (Mrs.), draper, Hessle road, Newington
Button Isaac, grocer, 153 St. Paul's street
Button John, ojwkeeper, Eastbourne street, Newington
Hutton John, manager, 63 Daltry street
Button John Wm. painter ft shpkpr. Hallgate, Cotting^m
Button Thos. master mariner, 4 Berkeley st. Beverley rd
Button Thomas S. shell fish dealer, 13 Wellington street
Button W. J. S. shell fish salesman, Wellington street west
ft 35 BilUngsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Button William Bentley, skin rug manufacturer, see Brown,
McLeavy ft Co
Hutty Annie Elizh. (Miss), berlin wool repos. 11 Savile st
Butty James, cowkeeper. Green lane, Newland
Hutty James, greengrocer, 35 Portland street
Hutty Jas. Wilson, iron mer. 3 Savile chambers. Savile st
Hutty Martha Ann (Miss), milliner, 39 Bond street
Hutty William, cowkeeper, 51 North street
Hutty William, tax ooUecter, 46 Clifton street
Hyam William, clothes dealer, 87 Bright st. Bolderness rd
Byde Edward, joiner, 50 Wellington lane
Bydes Eli, provision dealer, 80 Selby street, Newington
Bydes John, milk seller, ao Stndley street, Holdemess rd
Hyett Thomas, tailor, 5 St. Stephrai's sqnare
Hyett William, tailor, 5 Leonard street
pkp. ft beer retailer, J09 West parade
Ibbetson Alexander B. linen draper, 58 Prospect street
Idell Sarah (Mrs.), Ship Launch f.k. 68 Lime street
Imperial Tea Co. (Chas. Woodell, manager), 34 Market pi.
ft 40 Hessle road
Incbbald Frances Mary ft Isabel (Misses), ladies' school, 5
Belgimve terrace. Spring bank
Income Tax Office (Jas. Sngden, snrveyor),.Trinity House la
Ind, Goope ft Co. burton p^ ale brewers (Fred. Augustus
Bopwood, manager). Exchange, Bowlalley lane
IngameUs Joseph, shopkeeper, 87 Osborne street
Ingham, Wlliam.ft Sons, nre brick ftc. manufs. Joseph W.
Mapplethorpe, manager). Queen's dock. South side
Ingham Bamet (Miss), dressmaker, 14 Prince of Wales
terrace, St. Luke's street
Ingham Joseph, beer retailer, 14 Cumberland street
Inglebv E. W. ft Son, stock ft share brokers. Old Exchange
bniloings, Bowlalley lane
Ingleby &lward Pranci8,stock broker,seeIiiglebyE.W. ft Son
Ingieby Edward Ward, stock broker, see Ingleby E.W. ft Sm
Ingleby J. Frederick, com merchant, 149 Bigh street ft
Com exchange
Ingoldby James, com, seed ft cake merchant, 9 Scale hine
ft Com exchange
Ingram William, picture dealer, 34 Staniforth pi. Hessle rd
Ingram William, shopkeeper ft beer retailer, 116 Durham st
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Inland Revenoe Office — Tax department (ffames Sagdea,
mmreyor ; Ezdae branch, John Henry Claxton, collector),
Trinity Houae lane
Intin John, marine store dealer. Little Passage street
Ion Frances (Mrs.), undertaker, ii Midland street
Ireland Jsmas, boot k shoe maker, 19 Lime street
Ireland Richard, dairyman, 83 Somerset street, Neirington
Ireland William, iTonmonger k baflder, 3 Bronstrick ter.
Heasle road k Walcott street
Imnis John, dairyman, 18 New Oeorge street
Ironmonger William, shopkeeper, 137 Hodgson St. Groves
Irvin John, coal dealer, 3 Glasgow street, Newington
Isaac Matilda (Miss), milliner, 8 Sister's ter. Beverley road
Isaacs M. Sons k Shaw, fmit brokers, Hnmber street
Isaacs k Williams, importers k exporters of fancy goods.
Commercial chambers. Prince's Dock street
Isaacs Henry Aaron, fmit broker, see Isaacs M. Sons k Shaw
baacs Jaoques, importer k exporter, see Inacs k Williams
Isaacs Jtpb. Michael, fruit broker, see Isaac M. Sons k Shaw
benberg Shnon, secondhand clothes dealer, 38 Blackfriargate
Itnte Wflliam, shoemaker, Hallgate, Cottingham
Ilhnd Ftedk. William, stationer, 43 Witham
Mip David, boot k shoe maker, 143 Walker street
Israel Bacfael (Mrs.), shopkeeper, aa Colliers street
Italian Caasnlar Agency (Harold Smith), 43 High street
Ivesea k Son, solicitors, 13 Parliament St. ; Jc at Fletcher-
gate, Hedon
Iveaon Arthur (firm, Iveson k Son), solicitor, steward of
Lord Londesborongh's copyhold manors, solicitor to the
municipal charity tmstMs, registrar of Hedon coanty
coarts, Jc perpetual commissioner for taking affidavits,
derk to magistrates, clerk to Hull Asylum, clerk to Mar-
fleet Lane Retreat, la Parliament street, residence, Hedon
Iveson William, greengrocer, Car Cottage, Anlaby road
Ivey Joseph, watchmaker, 77 Holderness road
Iviaon Charles, dyer, 43 Hassle road
Jacklin Thomas, tripe dealer, i6| Ocean place, Anlaby rd
Jackman Edward, manager of Gas Co. Broadley street
Jackman Mark Williamson, fisherman, 33 Havelock street,
Xewington
Jsckson Annie, Mary Francis k Lavinia (Misses), young
- ladies' school, a6 Pryme street
Jackson, Beaumont k Co.ship k insnmce. broks. 76 Lowgate
Jackson Francis k Co. grocers, 43 Great Passage street
Jackson George k Son, builders k brick manufacturers, 36
Witham k Lime street
Jackaon James Allen k Son, solicitors, aa Parliament street
Jackson Thos. Jc Co. oil, tallow, grease k artificial manure
manofs. Wilberforce buildings, 23 High street ; works,
Wlmington
Jackaon itomas k Son, seed crusheraJc oil cake manufs.
Eagle oil mill. Lime street Groves ; k Cleveland street
Jx^kaon W. E. k Co. seed, oil cake It foreign produce brokers,
35 Bishop lane
Jackson Wm. k Sons, general carriers, India chambers,
Smth Side, Queen's dock
Jackson Amelia (Mrs.), shpkpr. a Chapman st. Wilmington
Jackmn Andrew Marvel, solicitor k notary public. Imperial
chambers, Bowlalley lane
Jadcson Ann (Bfiss), dress k mantle maker, 90 Day street
Jackson Ann (Mrs.), dress ma. 13 Horaham ter. West parade
Jackson Arthur, chief engineer, 30 Freehold street
Jickson Bowlby, grocer, 53 Holdemees mad
Tackson Bryan Boyes (firm. Stamp, Jackson k Birks),
solicitor, commissioner for affidavits, steward of the
Seigniory of Holderness k of the manors of Burstwick,
Withemsea, Owthom, ' Easington, Skipsea Jc Cleaton
Quay chambers. Quay street, k coroner for Holderness
Jackson Charles, boat builder, 75 English street
Jackaon Charles, brush manufacturer, ao Humber Dock st
Jackson Charles, professor of dancing, 18 Albion street
Jackson Charles, ship smith. Castle street
Jackson Christiana (Miss), mistress of Day street british
Jc foreign school, 10 Begent street
JacksDB David, greengrocer, 45 Amndell st. Holderness rd
Jackson David, grocer k beer retailer, 85 Wassand street
Jackaon Darid, provision dealer, 35 Pelham st. Drypool
Jackson David, shopkeeper, 19 Waterloo street
Jackson Edward, fruiterer, 88 Prospect street
Jackson Edward, greengrocer, 3 Waterloo street
Jackson Everitt, shopkeeper k mer retailer, 31 Scuteoates U
Jackaon Francis, grocer, see Jackson, Francis k Co
Jackaon Francis, seed crusher, see Thomas Jackson k Son
Jackson Francis, smack owner, 7 Madeley street
Jackson Frederick, packing ease maker, St. James' street
Jackaon George, bricklayer, 6 Pemberton street, Witham
Jackson George, builder, see Jackson Oeorge & Son
Jackson George, fisherman, 13 Beecroft street, Newington
Jackson George, greengrocer, 39 Myton street
Jackson George Simmons, manager, 18 Bean street
Jackson Henry Edmund, shipwright, 13 Seaton street
Jackson By. Irwin, shopkeeper i beer ret. 43 West parade
Jackson Hy. Jn. custom house officer, 3aa St. George's rd.
Newington
Jacksun Henr}' Proctor, corn, seed & cake mer. 47 High st
Jackson James, shopkeeper, 3a Bright street, Holderness rd
Jackson John, builder, 13 Wilton terrace, Holderness n>ad
Jackson John, furniture broker, Anlaby road
Jackson John, shopkeeper k beer retailer, 7 Vernon street
St. John's wood
Jackson John Milton, oil merchant, 47 High street
Jackson John William, grocer, see Jackson Francis & Co
Jackson Joseph, fish curer, 31 Gibson street
Jackson Joseph, hair dresser, iia Osborne street
Jackson Joseph Hy. boot k shoe maker, 106 Gt. Thornton st
Jackson Mans (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 93 Osborne street
Jackson Martha (Mrs.), greengrocer, 38 The Shambles
Jackson Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, De-la-Pole pi. Drj-pool
Jackson Mary Jane (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 10 St. Luke's street
Jackson MatQda (Mrs.), lodging house, i Liddell street
Jackson Ralph, fruiterer, 18 New George street
Jackson Reuben, shopkeeper, 39 Cleveland street, Groves
Jackson Richard Alfred, wine mercht. see Clark k Jackson
Jackson Robert, shopkeeper, s Salthonse lane, k hairdresser,
7 Vicar lane
Jackson Saml. Atkinson, pawnbro. 15 Cleveland st. Groves
Jackson Samuel Brook, ship broker, see Jackson, Beaumont
& Co.fcsec.to the Hull Mutual Association for thelnsurance
of Iron Steam Ships Limited, 76 Lowgate
Jackson Thomas, agent to the Lancashire k Yorkshire Bail-
way Co. Princes Dock street
Jackaon Thomas, grocer, Warwick street, DiTpooI
Jackson Thomas, oil merchant, see Jackson Thomas k Co. ;
residence, 93 Park street
Jackson Thos.M.D. physician k surgn. 4 Canton pi. Anlaby rd
Jackson Tboihas, shopkeeper, 89 Thonias street Drypool
Jackson Thomas, tailor, 5 Charlotte terrace, Walmsey street
Jackson Thomas, tallow chandler, 33 Mj-tongate
Jackson Thomas, Heselwood, grocer, s Londesboron^ street
Jackson Thos. Matthew, Bonny Boat p.H. 10 Trinity House la
Jackson Walter Richard, linen draper k hosier k glover, 57
Carr lane
Jackson Walter Evans, foreign produce broken, see Jacksun
\^. E. k Co. ; residence, Carlton house, North Boulerarde
Jackson William, broken, see Jackson k Lofthouse
Jackson William, glass k sign writer, 8 North street
Jackson William, manager.Kingston Cotton Mill Co. Cumber-
land street ; residence, 39 Margaret street
Jackson William, marine engineer, 69 Constable street
Jackson Wm.L.B.c.p. Hdin.pnysiciai^Sydenham ho.Boulevrd
Jackson William, tea dealer k family grocer, Carr lane
Jackson William James, manager for Thompson, McKay k
Co. general carriers. Railway street k a Wilberforce street
Jackson Wm.S. produce merehant kc. see Mitchell k Jackson
Jacob Robert, cab proprietor, 8 Goodwin street
Jacobs Aaron, watch maker & jeweller, 90 Walker street
Jacobs Abraham, beer retailer, 30 Blackfriargate
Jacobs Benjamin Septimus, arehitect k surveyor, Lincolns
Inn buildings, Bowlalley lane
Jacobs Herman, tailor, 8a Osborne street
Jacobs Joseph Lyon, solicitor k notar;-. County btiildings,
tisnd of Green Gmger
Jacobson Henrietta (Miss), teacher of music, la Park row,
Park street
Jagger Joseph, grocer, 43 Buckingham street
Jakeman Joseph, butcher, a Queen's road, St. John's wood
Jamee Charles, commercial traveller, 51 Wellington lane
James John, farmer, Weghill, Preston
James William, watchmaker k jeweller, 6a, Spring bank
Jameson k Co. hemp k flax merchants k manufs. Canning st
Jameson Joseph Alfd. flax merchant, kc. see Jameson k Co
Jameson Robt. timber merchant, see Brj'son, Jameson k Co
Jameson William, wholesale confectioner k biscnit manu-
facturer, 79J Freehold street* 3 Geological terrace. Spring
bank. See advertisement
Jamieson J. k Taylor, consulting engineer, Queen's Dock
chambers, West end. Queen's dock
Jansen Peter, timber merchant, Hyperion street, DrjTWoI
Jaram Charles, provision dealer, 165 Walker street
Jarman Ic Flint, wholesale grocers, 18, 19 tc 30 Salthouse la
Jarman Frederick Hunt, provision dealer, lo Argyle terrace,
Holderness road
Jarman William, grocer, see Jarman k Flint
Jarman Wm. grocer k prorision mer. 47 Chnreh St. Drypool
Jarratt k Sons, tailors k woollen drapers, 50 Market place
Jarratt Frederick, tailor, see Jarratt k Son
Jarratt Richard Raleigh, tailor, see Jarratt k Son
Jarratt Robert Charles, cab proprietor, Fountain road
Jarrett Reuben, -second-hand clothes dealer, 45 Dock street
Jarvis Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Jc beer retailer, g Derby st
Jarvis Richard, coal merchant. West end, Queen's dock
Jarvis lUchd. paperhanger Jc furniture bro. 35 Jc 37 Moxon st
Jarvis Robert, shopkeeper, 34 Seaton street. Fountain rood
Jarvis William, shopkeeper, 15 Redboume St. Boulevard
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JeHry Jeremiah, grecngnxxr, 89 Campbell street
Jebson Thomas Henn-, dentist, 4 Smcaton street
Jeckills Charles, coirkecper, 7 West parade
Jeff George k Cu. wiiie, spirit & beer merchants, County
bnildings, Land uf Green (ringer
Jeff Richard Hunter, seed merchants, see Johnston k Jeff
Jeffcot Thomas, shf^ikecpcr, Beaumont terrace, Pelham st
Jefferson Brothers, mechanical engineers, ig 8wann street
Jefferson Fred John, master mariner, 70 Wellington lane
Jefferson George, greengrocer, a8 Providence row
Jefferson (rporge Murton, joiner k builder, 8a, 8t John's st
Jefferson Geo. Kobt. mechanical enginr. gee Jefferson Bros
Jefferson Henrj-, greengrocer & beer retailer, 31 East cheap
Jefferson Henry, shopkeeper, 41 Canning street
Jefferson Henr}', tobacco pipe ma. a Success pi. Colliers st
Johnson Edward, saddle k harness maker, 21 Paragon street
Johnson Edward Wm. Black Swan p.s. i Clifford st. Dock st
Johnson Edwd. Wil8on,cu8toms exmng. off. 25 Richmond ter
Johnson Eliabeth (Mrs.), furniture broker, 65 Bossell st
Johnson Frank >(.B.c.s. Eng. surgeon, 15 Kingston square
Johnson Fras. grocer, 97 Porter St. Jt Whiton bo. Hessle rd
Johnson Francis, second engineer, 38 Day street
Johnson Frederick, shoe maker, i^g Porter street
Johnson Fredetirk, stevedore, 5 Silvester street
Johnson Frederick Cfass. pork butcher, 21 SpjTee st. Groves
Johnson George, architect, Hesale road
Johnson (ieorge, beer retailer, 14 Leonard street
Johnson George,uom merchant, 149 High tt.t Corn exciiaogc
Johnson George, market gardener. New village, Cottingham
Johnson George, Old Greenland Fishery.Chnrch st.Sculcciates
Jefferson Jane Isabel (Miss), school k teac|icr o( music, 98 Johnson George, shopkeeper, 40 Church street, Drypool
Wavcrley street 1 Johnson Harriet (Mrs.), confectioner, 28 Great Union street
Jefferson John, builders, 35 Rose street Johnson Henry, verger to St. Luke's Church, 53 Pease st
Jefferson John, watch maker, i Fish street I Johnson Henry Aslmiore, oil, paint k color manufacturer,
Jefferson Sarah Ann (Mrs. ), confectioner, Bcetonsville Post ' see Johnson Brothers, 7 Oeaveland works, Air street,
office, Anlaby mod i Sculoxites ; residence, Willersley house. The Park
Jefferson Susan (Miss), schoolmistress, DunsweIl,Cottingliam I Johnson James, curator,Hull Catholic institute, 13 Jarrattst
Jefferson Tom, fishmonger, 57 Jenning street. Groves ] Johnson James Richard, fruiterer, 16 Gt. Union st.Witham
Jefferson Wm. engineer & smith, 19 Swann st. Sculcoates Johnson Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 60 Durliam street
i Johnson John, bricklayer, 6 Era terrace, Adelaide street
' Johnson John, chief oHicer, 34 Cogan street
I Johnson John, farmer, Willerby
! Johnson John, ironmonger, 88 Holdemess road
' Johnson John, lodging house, 36 Mill street
Jefferson William, market gardener, Cottingliam
Jefferson William, mechanical engineer, see Jefferson Bros
Jeffrey John, shopkeejier, 48 Dock street
Jeffrey William, greengrocer, 4a Terry street
Jekyll John, shoe maker, Dansom lane , „_„ .
Jenkins Fras. E. master mariner. Boulevard south, Heasle rd Johnson John, manure merchant. Green lane, Newland
Jenkins Jessie (Miss), dress ma. 33 Chiltem St. Newington | Johnson John, shopkeeper, 66 Sp}-vee street. Groves
Jenkins Jn. Hy. master mariner, 4 Boulevard ter. Anlaby rd Johnson John, Tiger No. 4 f.h. 58 Mytongate
Jenkins Robert, yeast agent, Wellington street I Johnson Joseph, ironmonger k tin plate worker, i8a, Ocean
Jenkins Sarah Ann (Mrs.), lodging bouse, 31 Silvester street place, Anlaby road
Jenkins William Henr)-, chief engineer, 8 Clarendon street , Jonnson Joseph, manager to Anti-Mill k General Indnstrial
Jenkinson Bother (Mrs.), matron of Lister's hosp. 94Parkst| Societies mill,Holdernessrd.7 Albion parade,Holdenieasrd
Jenkinson Thomas, refreshment contractor, 19 Waltham st Johnson-Joseph, tailor, 37 Porter street
Jenncson Joseph, pilot, 15 Villa place, Hessle road
Jennings Ann (Mrs.), shopkceiwr, Bejik side, Sculcoates
Jennings Charles, fruiterer, 70 Prospect street
Jennison George, oil k lamp dealer, 68 Carr lane
Jennison Henry, b<K>t k shoe maker, 97 Prospect street '
Jennison Robert Suddaby, cooper, Clieapside, Groves
Johnson Joseph Poppleton, shopkeeper,Finkle St. Cottingliam
Johnson Josiah, organ tuner, 34 Clifton street
Johnson Louisa Mary (Mrs.), Humber Dock Inn, 8 £ 9
Humber Dock street
Johnson Richard, engraver, capper]>late k lithogr^hic
printer, i8 Scale lane
Jessop Elizabeth (Mrs.), matron to Hull Lying-in-Cluirity, 4 ' Johnson Ricbd. uainter k pa]ierhanger,38 Selby St. Newngtn
Kee<l street I Johnson Richartt, tinner, 9 George yard
Jcssop Emma (Mrs. ), matron at Sculcoates Union Work- ' Johnson Richard Anthony, confectioner, 30 Marlboro' ter
house, Ueverley road 1 Jobns'in Richard Elhelbert, solicitor k notary public, 5
Jessop George, boot k shoe maker, 30 William afreet Gi^^n chambers, Bowlalley lane
Jessop Harry Dixon, Ehopkee)ier, 161 Regent street Johnson Richard Feneley, ironmonger k tinman. North
Jessop Joseph, ship smith, 151 High street i parade, Beverley road
Jessop Joseph Rowland, master of Sculcoates Union Work- | Johnson Samnel, piner, 15 k 16 Norfolk street
bouse, Ueverley road
Jenison Charles Hewitt, drj'salter, 33 Upper Union street
Jewison John, shopkee|>er, 34 Scott street
Jewitt Alfred, salt morchanU 63 High street
Jewitt John, pork butclier, Hessle
Jewitt Joseph, shoe maker, 40 Osborne street
Jciritt Peter, pilot at Goole pilot nltice, Wellington St. west
Jewitt William Cook, (taper hanger, 18 Hill street
' Johnson Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 71 Adelaide street
' Johnson Thomas, cowkceper, Anlaby road
I Johnson Thomas, Grapes f.h. 13 Chapel lane
I Johnson Thomas, joiner, 51 Clarendon street
Johnson Thomas, shopkecjier, 104 Walker street
Johnson Thomas Bayes, tailor, collector of poor rates, assis-
I tant overseer, stamp dist. k registrar of births k deaths,
I k postmaster, Market place, Hedou
Jewitt Wm.Cook, jun. paper hanger k decoratur, 159 Bean st ; Johnson Thomas John, tobacconist, 3 Waterhouse lane
Jews' Old Burial Groimd, Hessle road
JejTics Philip George, butcher, 137 Waterloo street north
Jickells John, tobacconist, 29 Savile street
Jinks Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 13 Neptime street
Jipson Wm. beer ret. k shopkeeiicr. New village, Cottingham
Jobling George, cowkceper, 5 Gibson street
Jobling (ieorge, shopkeeper, 36 Courtney st. Holdemess rd
Jobson Edward Thomas, registrar of births k deaths for
Humber district & clerk to commissioners of Iknd tax for
Hull k connty, 13 Bishop lane
Johnson Bro8.oil refiners, |>aint, color, varnish, grease k tallow
manufacturers, Cleveland works. Air street
Johnson (Carles E. k Co. (late Richards, Newborn k John-
son), starch, blue, blacklead, dry soap k baking powder
manufacturers, Scott street k Aldbortingh st
Johnson Abraham, stationer, accotmt book manufacturer,
printer, lithographer, engraver, die sinker k embosser,
30 Silver street ; residence, 13 Fountain street
Johnson Abraham, White Hart hotel k dining ft billiard
rooms, Bowlalley lane ft 35 Silver street
Johnson Alfred Purdon, horticultural builder ft joiner, 4
Wilmington, Groves. See advertisement
Johnson Ann (Mrs.), a)iartments, 98 Freehold street
Johnson Charles, fish dealer, 51 Scarborough st. Newington
Johnson Charles Crossley, butcher, Nswtown, Hedon rmd
JohnsonChas.E.8tarch&blue manufs. Scott st.ftAldborough st
Johnson Christmas, fishmonger, 60 Porter street
Johnson Christopher, accountant, estate ft insurance agent,
' 4 Crystal street
Johnson Daniel, beer retailer, 87 Heasle rood
Johnson Daniel, cattle denier. Haven side, Hednn
Johnson Bdwd. master mariner, Beechwood ho. Anlaby rd
Johnson Thomas Richard, fishmonger, 41 Lawgate
Johnson Wilbum, Derby inn, 29 Church lane
Johnson William, fruiterer, 7 Holdenicss arcade, Witham
Johnson William, ironmonger, 3 Mount place, Hessle road
Johnson William, joiner ft builder. Park street bridge
Johnson William, master mariner, 79 Waverley street
Johnson William,plHstcrer,2o Floranco avenue.St. John's wd
Johnson William, provision dealer, Beverley road
Johnson William, teacher of music, 53 Walmsley street
Joluuon William, wheelwright, Jenning street. Groves
Johnson William Bum, schoolmaster, St. Peter's schools,
PryjxKiI, 5 Marine View terrace, Hedon road
Johnson Wm. Edwd. Black Swan p.h. i Clifford st.ft Dockst
Johnson William Richard, sliip broker & marine insurance
agent. The Avenue, Bishop lane
Johnston ft Jeff, seed merchants, 61 High street
Johnston, Smith ft Sons, hosiers, glovers & shirt makers,
3t Whitefriargate
Johnston (ieo. Gilchrist, seed merchant, sec Johnston ft Jeff
Johnston John Alexander, chief officer, 133 Day street
Johnston William, hosier ft glover, 38 Silver street
Johnston William, pork butcher, Holderncss road
Johnstone Thomas ft Co. hosiers, outfitters, umbrellas, berlin
wools, ladies' corsets, nnderlinen ft boots ft shoes, 50 ft 51
Market ]>lace
Johnstone Arthur, second hand clothes dlr.54 New (ieorge st
Johnstone Christopher, fishmonger, 39 Caroline street
Johnstone Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper, 53 Francis street west
Johnstone James, provision dealer, 58 Francis street west
Johnstone Mark, snoe maker, 7 Wawne street
Johnstone Martin, cabinet maker, 34 Lome st. Swann's est
Johnstone Wm. hosier ft outfitter, see Johnstone Thos. ft C<>
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J >iiu li Go. hide k skin merchants, sSi Dock «treet
Junes Arthur k Co. joiners, bnilders k undertakers; resi-
dence, 5 Arondel street, Holderncsa road
Jme9 Benjamin, hair dresser, as Great Passage street
J>ines Charles, police saperintendcnt, a6 Norfolk street
Junes EdTard, costom house otticer, 23 Morpeth street
Junes John, bnilder, Auckland villa. Park avenue
Joaa Sohert Thomas, master mariner, 23 Lister street
J'lnes Corporal Violet, custodian of Hull Artillery Barracks,
Park street, 5 Spring gardens. Spring street
Junes William, conch pamter, aio Regent street
Jiinssnn Nils, Turks head p.h. 39 Mytongate
Jiirdan k Salton, shipwright8,Soath side, St. Andrew's dock
Jurdan Charles, mame mason, i Villa place, Hessle road
Jnnbn Charles Walton, grocer, 114 Osbume street
Jordsn (teorge, sail maker, vaggon cover k tarinulin man-
dacturer, Qiiay street; residence, 81 Spring st. Seeadrt
Jordan (ieorga, stone mason, 66 Spring street
J'mlan Harland, dairyman. East Park dairy, Londesboro' st
J'irdan Hy. spring blind manufr. 81 Spring st. See advert
Jordan James, marine store dealer, 15 Mill street
Jordan James, shipwright, sec Jordan k Salton
Jordan James, stone mason, West jiarsde
J)Tdan John, grocer, Finkle street, Cottinghain
Jordan John, market gardener, Cottinghain
Jordan John, shoiikeeper, 49 Warwick street, Drypool
Jordan Samuel, coal merchant, aa Havelock St. Newington
Jnidaa Walter, sail maker (back of), 46 Queen street
Jordan William, ironmonger, 90 West parade
Jordeson k Whiteing, solicitors. County buildings. Land of
(freeii Ginger
Jorde9on(ieoi^eStephcnson,soliciUir,8ee Jordeson &Whiteing
Jordon William Henry, shopkeeper, 33 Adelaide street
Jowett John, wood turner, la York street
JoKrtt Robert, confectioner, 70 Hessle road
Jowett Robert, dining rooms k pie bouse, 65 Mytongate
Joy Edward k Sons, oil refiners, Norwood terrace. Green
lane ; k seed crushers, Morley street, Stoneferry
Jo; William k Sons, seed crushers. Church st. Scidcoates
Joy Charles, seed crusher, see Joy William k Sons
Jot Douglas Glover, seed crasher, see Joy William k
JuysEliabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 B«in street
Joys Thomas, butcher, 43 The Shambles
Jnbb Alfred, tailor, 3 Wilton terrace, Holdemess road
Jubb Edward, chemist k druggist, 7 Chariot street
Jnbb Edwin, (ilmnber, a Regent's terrace, Anlahy rood
Jubb Edwin Charles, linen draper, i St. Luke's street ; i k
2 Porter street k 68 Hessle road
Jnbb Henry, linen drajKr, 31 Chiirles street
Jubb Joseph, stationer, AuUby road
Jnbb Thomas, fisherman, 63 Myton street
Juhb William Officer, stationer, 33 Queen street
Judge Charles, cashier at Pease k Sons, i Trinity House la
Judson Thomas, draper, 19 ]><iume street
Jalian Henry, griK-er, Beverley road
Jidian John, tinman k brazier, Hessle
Kanaack Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3i Day street
hammerer Ignatius, watch maker, 58 Porter street
Kaninn Margaret (Mrs.), hosier, 116 Hodgson st. Groves
Karsli Isaac, tailor, 103 Osborne street
Kanfmann A. k Co. tailors kc. 38 Market place
Kanfmann Alfred, tailor, see Kaufmaim A. & Co
Kay Annie (Miss), dress maker, a3 Norwood street
Kay Rev. Edward Birt,boys' school, 8J Ocean place, Aniaby
mad, Hedon
Kay Isaac Gibbs, house agent, 83 Cogan street
Kay James, greengrtwer, 29 Hessle road
Kay Baper, farmer, Southwood farm, Cottingham
Kay RtAxrt, agricultural machine maker, 69 Witham
Kay Robert, millwright, 21 Dansom lane
Kay Thomas, coal dealer, 24 Gibson street
Kay William, shopkeeper, 153 Regent street
Kay William k lliomas S. saw makers k tool k cntlery dlrs.
6 Smeaton street k 32^ Bond street
Krddy WOliam, commission agent, 45 Redboume street
Keelty James, greengrocer k second-hand clothes dealer,
31 & 32 South street
Kerne ^mes, shopkeeper, 21 Lower Union street
KeigUey, Masted k Co. com k seed merchants ka. 160
High street k Com exchange
Keighley Henry, confectioner, 39 New George street
Knghtley Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 64 West parade
Keightiy Josei^ commission agent, i Little Reed street
Keith William, tailor, 13 George street
Kebenforth Thos. master mariner,3 Grafton st.St.John's wd
IMIrr Gnitave, pork butcher, 4 Kingston ter. Hessle road '
Keller Joseph, pork butcher, 57 Church street, Drypool
Mia Louis, pork butcher. 3 Mytongate
Kdler Otto, pork butcher, Dansom lane
Kelley Samoel, greengrocer, 15 Alexandra street
KelKngton )brk Lock, chemist, 47 Brook street
Kelly Emma (Mis*), fnrrier, 13 Postern gate
Kelly k Co. Post office directory ottioes (John Rnrdett,
agent), 30 Savile street
Kelly Israel, furniture broker, 34 West street
Kelly John, shopkeeper, 53 Osborne street
Kelly John Henry, joiner k shopfitter. Hall street
Kelly Joseph, horse dealer, 19 Cromwell street
Kelly Michael, furniture broker,. 12 Garden street
Kelly Thomas, sansnge casing manufacturer, see Edwards
<fc Co. ; residence, 5 Elm Tree terrace, Anlabj' road
Kelsey Osstle k Son, com merchants.The Avenue, 157 High
street ; warehouse, 47 Queen street k Corn exchange
Kelsey Abraham Josiah, builder. Stepney, Beverley road
Kelsey Castle, corn mercliants, see Kelsey Castle & Son
Kelsey Charles, bricklayer, 3 Christ Church street
Kelsey Frederick Shaw, corn factor, see Kelsey Castle k Son
Kelsey Henry, shopkeeper, 40 Lower Union street
Kelsey Joseph, grocer k beer retailer 2 Seward st. Hedon rd
Kelsey Walter, baker, 43 Dansom lane
Kelsey William, eating house kper.68 Todman st. Hessle rd
Kelsey William, shopkeeper, 35 Lower Union street
Kelty James, lodging house. 37 k 39 Mile street
Kelvin George, emigrant lodging bouse, 5 Marine row
Kelwick Mary (Mrs.), grocer, 26 Dansom lane
Kelwick Walter, Dover Castle p.h. Hedon road
Kemp George, Alexandra inn, 73 Hessle road
Kemp George Walker, butcher, 87 Qneen street
Kemp James Peter, shopkeeper, Ryde st. Beverley road
Kemp John, builder, 23 Wainftcet ter. F'onntain road
Kemp John, chief engineer, 68 Regent street
Kemp John, shoe maker, 17 Edward street
Kemp Jonatlian, dairyman, 63 Somerset st. Newington
Kemp Martin, butcher, 3 Spring bank
Kemp Robert, day school, Preston
Kemp Robert, jun. jiainter k shopkeeper, Preston
Kemp Samuel, liair dresser, 4 Finkle street
Kemp William, ironmonger, 4 Stepney tor. Beverley road
Kempley Henry, hair dresser k tobacconist, 65 Hessle road
k ii| St. James street
Kempling Samuel, teacher of music, 37 Liddell street
KempUng William, pianoforte k mnsic seller, 6 Carlisle st
Kems James, greengrocer, 61 Alexandra street
Kendall k Grnby, ale &-port«r brewers. Exchange brewery,
140 Porter street
Kendall Arthur, confectioner (retail), 48 Prospect street
Kendall George, cab owner, 49 Walmsley street k Stepney
lane, Beverley rootl
Kendall Joshua, brewer, see Kendall & Gruby
Kendall Joshua, Quean's Head, 161 Walker street
Kendall T. (Mrs.), confectioner k servants' registry office,
30 George street /
Kendall Thomas, joiner k undertaker, 4 Baker street
Kendall Thomas King, tobacconist, 115 Osburno street
Kendrick Joseph, master mariner, 23 Linnsens street
Kennedy Henry, shopkeeper, Liverpool st. Hessle road
Kennedy William, umbrella maker, 71A, Prospect street k
13 West street k lodging house keeper, 1 1 West street
Kennerby George, fruit merchant, Hessle road
Kenningham AUce (Miss), dressmaker, 3 Vane strest
Kenningham Charles, cabinet maker & upholsterer, 14 Bond
street ; works. New Garden street
Kenningham Robert H.plnmber,Lungdale bldg. Beverley rd
Kenningham Wm. Francis, joiner, 10 George yard
Kennington Susan&Elizh^Misses, dressmakers, iClareudon st
Kennington Charles, butcher, i Dock arcnde, Hessle road
Kennington Edward, saddler, Preston
Kennington Frederick diaries, traveller, 26 R3gent street
Kenny Martin, Beverley Arms p.h. 54 Spencer street
Kenny Thomas, chemist, Beverlev road
Kensley George, shopkeeper, 83 Walcott street
Kenyon Dixin, shopkeeper, 38 Gibson street
Kern Wilhelmina (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, Selby street,
Newington
Kerney James, shoe maker, 45 Spencer street
Kersh Albert, tailor, 36 Nile street
Kershaw Frederick, master mariner, 30 Spring street
Kershaw Henry, commercial traveller, 36^ Sy kes street
Kershaw Joseph, commission agent, 39 James' St. Drypool
Kershaw Thomas, Ferry Boat inn, k coal mer. Haven, Hessle
Kershaw William, insurance agt. Danish bnilding,45High st
Kershaw Wright,aerated water mannf. 4Boecroft st.Nwngtn
Kerstein Alexander, American tavern, Duke st. Hanover sq
Kessen Andrew Emerson x.it.c.s. surgeon, 7 Claramont
terrace, Beverley rd. k 45 Charlotte st. (surgery)
Kesterton Ernest Wakefield, timber merchant, see Heaven
k Kesterton
Keston Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper, isCobden pl.Sculcoates
Ketcher Edward Swinbonme, china k glass dealer, 3 Em-
porium buildings. Spring bank
Kettleborongh Joseph, manager, Hedon Gas Light k Coke
Co. Limited, Hedon
Key & Fish, sacking manf. i ft 3 Mill yard, New George st
Key George, sacking manufoctnrer, see Key k Fish
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Keyrrorth Thomas JSr Co. vine & spirit men. i & a King st
Keyworth William Day k Son, monumental sculptors, 54
Savile street ; 3 Dock street ; Paragon street & Cemetery
gates, Spring l»jik
KejTforth George, shopkeeper ife beer retailer, i Smeaton st
Keyworth Joseph, monomental sculptor. Spring bank
Keyrrorth Thomas, wine merchant,seeKeyworth Thos. k Co
Keworth William, general dlr. so Uroat Union st.Witham
Eidd Daniel, farmer, Sutton
Kidson George, private 8cho6l, 54 St. George's rd.Newingtou
Kielbak Jn. pork btchr.s Edinburgh cres.Hessle rd.Nevngtn
Kilbom John, pilot, 18 Norvood street
Kilington George, shopkeeper, 73 Walker street
Kilvington Bohert, chief engineer, i Mar>''s terrace, Red-
bourne street, Boulevard
Kimberley Henry, master of Stepney Bailiray Station, Step-
ney, Beverley road
Sime John, boot Jc shoe maker, 138 English street
Kimstman Nachter, fancy goods dealer, ao West Dock
avenue, Hesale road
King George Kelly & Son, pork butcher, 53 Gt. Passage st
King k Company, Limited, wholesale k famishing iron-
mongers k marble masons. South Church side ,
King Andrew, watch k clock maker, a Mytongate
King Emma (Mrs. ), ladies' school, 6 Clifton vils. Boulevard
King George, cooper, 11 Green la. k Cooper st. Sculcoates
King George Kelly, pork butcher, see King Geo. Kellytc Son
King Jesse, plumber ke. Castle street
King John, chief engineer, 48 St. George's rd. Newington
King John, cowkecper, 19 Victoria street
King John Henry, printer Ice. see Ash k King
King Joseph, butcher, 5 North parade, BeverUy road
King Joshua 8. tobacconist, a Aniaby road
King Kelbume X.D., F.R.C.S. surgeon, 6 Albion street
King Lawrence, solicitor k commissioner for aflidaTits,
II Scale lane
King Martha (Mrs.), teacher of music, aa Norwood street
King Richard, Bathe tavern, aa Dock ^reet
King Samuel, pork butcher, see King Geo. Kelly Jc Son
King Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, aa Great Thornton st
King Stockton, second officer, 84 Linneeus street
King Thomas, clothier, gi Queen street
King Thomas, tailor k ontfltter, 36 Market place
King Wm. Robinson, solicitor, see Colbeck,TbompsontcKiiig
Kin^on Alfred Arnold, solicitor k notary (firm, Frankiah,
Kmgdon k Wilson), Land of Green OingerfciaBowlalley la
Kingston Almshouses for the Younger Brethren k Master
Mariners (William Coupland, master), Beverley road
Kingston Cotton Mill Go. (William Jackson, manager ;
Edward Tomlinson, sec), cotton manfs. Cumberland st
Kingston Enamelled Slate Co. (Henry Hare, manager),
shite k marble merchants Jc monumental masons ; steam
works k office, Park rd. ; monumental depdt, Springbank.
See advert
Kingston Excelsior Permanent Buildings Society (Thomas
Heaton Haller, sec. ), a6 Scale lane
Kingston Lodge of Freemasons (No. loio), Worship street
Kingston Model Lodging House (Miles Woodmaney, pro-
prietor), 16 Waterhouse lane
Kingston Perpetual Building Society (Thomas H. Haller,
secretary), a6 Scale lane
Kingston-npon-HuUConservativcPermanentBuildingSociety
(John Lidster, secretary), 17 Midland street
Kingston-upon-Hull Gaslight Co. (Edward Jackman, man-
ager), Broadle}' street
Kingston-npon-Hnll Stearine Co. Lim. (Richard Slater,
manager), Cleveland street, Groves
Kingston-npon-Hull Victoria Permanent Building Society
(Robert D. Metcalfe, secretary), 7 Dock street
Kingston SamncI, rullyman, 1 1 Ludman st. Hassle rd
Kingston Anthony, confectioner, 16 Worship st
Kinnersley John William, marine stores. Manor street
Kinsley John Vere, agent to Famley Iron Co. Limited, 88
Prospect st ; residence. Eagle house, Cranboume street
Kipling Henry, shopkeeper, 9 Redboume st. Boulevard
Kipps Edward k Co. chemical manure brokers Jc guano
agents. Bank chambers, 11 Scale lane
Kipps Edward, chemical manure brokers, see Kipps Edward
Jc Co. ; residence, 1; Dorchestar terrace. The Park
Kirby Christopher, shoemaker, ao Strickland street
Kirby George, bricklayer, 16 Lincoln street
Kirby George, furniture dealer, 53 Carr lane
Kirby John, baker, a4 Dock street
Kirl^' John, commercial traveller, 70 Peel street
Kirby John, dining rooms, 48 Blanket row
Kirby Morris, umbrella maker, 5a Canning street
Kirby Richard, cowkeeper, 33 Lincoln street
Kirby Richard Topham, com miller, Victoria steam iloor
mills, Wilmington Jc Driffield
Kirby Robert, auctioneer, 68 Leonard street
Kirby Thomas, dairy, 43^ Ferry street
Kirby William, carter, 15 Symons street
Kirby William, manager, 73 Campbell street
Kirk Thomas k Co. gold Jc silversmiths, jewellers Jc watch-
makers, 7 Whitefriargate
Kirk Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Tomlinson st. Newington
Kirk Henry, baker Jc confectioner, 37 Marmaduke street
Kirk Henry, clothes dealer, 110 Witham
Kirk Htenry, confectioner, 13 Silver street
Kirk Henry, market gardener, Hallgate, Oottingham
Kirk John, bookbinder. Chapel lane
Kirk John, builder Jc contractor, George street, Cottingham
Kirk John, greengrocer. King street, Cottingham
Kirk John, manufacturing stationer Jc bookbinder, Chapd
lane ; residence, 7 Thomas street, Holderness rood
Kirk Jn. Edwd. furniture broker, 106 Kent st.Holdemess rd
Kirk Joseph Thomas, butcher, 6 Trinity street
Kirk Mary (Mrs.), laundress, Hallgate, Cottingham
Kirk Ralph, shopkeeper, 3 Kingston square. Air street
Kirk Richard, butcher, 10 Carlton terrace. Spring bonk
Kirk Robert, saddler, 6 Wellington lane
Kirk Samuel, grocer, 45 Spyvee street
Kirk Sarah (Mrs.), hay Jc straw dealer, Alexandra road,
St. John's wood
Kirk Thomas, farmer, Spring park, Cottingham
Kirk Thomas, goldsmith, see Kirk Thomas Jc Co.; residence,
Storr hill, Owstwick
Kirk Thomas, pawnbroker k silversmith, ag Grimsby lane
Kirk William, flshmonger Jc game dealer, 65 Spring bank
Kirk William, ha^ A straw dealer, i Cave street. Stepney
Kirk William, pnnter, 19 Chapd lane
Kirk William, shopkeeper, aj Scale lane
Kirk William, m.r,c.s. surgeon. Marketplace, Hedon
KirkbyRichd. Barrett Adams, auctioneer, x i Trinity House Is
Kirke George, chemist k druggist, 53 Wellington lane
Kirkess Robert, hair dresser, 81 Barmston street
Kirkness Thomas, milliner, 4 Silver street
Kirkpatrick Thomas, grocer, Jc agent for W. Jc A. Gilbev,
wine Jc spirit merchants, sa Jc 53 Waterworks street
Kirkpatrick Thomas, provision dealer, Livingstone arcade,
Aniaby road
Kirkus Charles JC Co. russia mat mers. 50 Jc 51 Paragon st
Kirkus Charles, mat merchant, jee Kirkus Charles Jc Co
Kirkus Francis, chemist, Jc post office, 37 Fountain road
Kirkus John Richard, chemist Jc druggist, 45 Witham
Kirman Robert, boot Jt shoe dealer, a Clyde ter. Hessle rd
Kirman Septimus, confectioner, 49 Norfolk street
Kirtiss Benjamin, pork butcher, 63 York street
Kirtlan John Wilson, whip maker, 94 Prospect street
Kirton Christr. Hy. pharmaceutical chemist, S3 Sarile st
Kirton Joseph, seed merchant, 36 High street
Kisler Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Edward's place
Kitchen John, Three Tuns p.h. Leadenhall square
Kitchen Kelita, bootmaker, 3 Newington ter. Aniaby road
Kitching Albert Thorp, brush manufacturer. Baker street
Kitching Alfred h.d. surgeon k medical officer of health for
East parish, 5 Parliament street
Kitching Henry, coal dealer, 33 All Sainta' street
Kitching Jacob, pawnbroker, 14 North street
Kitching Jsph. secondhand clothes dlr.34 Hodgson st.Grovra
Kitching Richard, tailor Jc outfitter, ai Jc aa Queen street
Kitching Samuel, chemist Jc dentist, 8 Prospect street
Kitching Sarah Francis (Miss), hosier, 98 North street
Kitching Thomas, tin plate worker, 4 Sisters' ter.Beverley rd
Kitching William Henry, architect Jc surveyor, Ci^ian
chambers, Bowlalley lane
Kiveton Park Coal Co. (John £. Tadman, agent), Hesslrgate
buildings, Humber Dock street
Kline Louis, tailor, Hedon road
Knaggs Richard, drysalter ; offices, 9 Savile chambers,
Savile street ; stores, 60 High street
Knaplin Edward, butcher, Preston
Knight Henry, lodging house keeper, 3a Blanket row
Knight Henry, pork butcher, 91 Church street, Sculcoates
Knight James, shopkeeper, 6 Blanket row
Knight Rachel (Mrs.), news agent, 40 Brook street
Knight Robert., shoemaker, 34 York street, Sculcoates
Knock Thomas, baker, 119 Durham street
Knott John, shopkeeper, 51 Chiltern street, Newington
Knowler Thos. Mansion dining rooms, 63 Lowgate
Knowles Jc Knowles, rope Jc twine maker, Holderness road
Knowles Edward, commercial trav. 3 Clarendon St. south
Knowles James, bookseller Jc sub-postmaster, Beverley road
Knnwies Jane Eliz.a (Mrs. ), grocers, 9 Hotham st. Hedon rd
Knowles Richard Vascy, flour broker Jc commission mer-
chant. No. 5 Stand, Com exchange ; 36 High street k
36 Linniens' street
Knowles Vincent, free schoolmaster, parish clerk Jc over-
seer, Preston
Knowles William Henry, collector for Hull Corporation, t6-
Sandringham street, Newington
Knox David, cocoa rooms. North East end, Albert dock
Knox James, Albert Dock cocoa rooms, 47 Neptune street
Knudsen Adolphe, corn merchant, see Hiort, knudsen JC Co -
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Konpelman Phoebe (Mra.)t shopkeeper, i Bransn-icli terrace,
Grocrenor street
Koser Henry, (mit merchant, 6 Hamber street
Kroger Henry Baineo, coal factor, see Smith, Kriiger Ic Co
Kriger John Fredk. provision merchant, see Bean & Kriiger
Krumragh Henry, baker, 33 Myton street
Kuhling Christian, agent & skipper, see Veltman N. jc Co
Kiihnel! Tecla (Mias), ladies' outfitter, 34 George street
Koypers, Ostler & Scott, hide, bark, skin, hair & general
merchanta. Maxwell st. Stoneferry ; otHoe, 3 Market place
Kaypers Charles, hide mer. see Kaypers, Ostler & tScott
Kyaman Emily (Mrs.), fancy draper, 74 Adelaide street
Lacey Thomas, shopkeeper, 1 1 Wassand street
Lacy John, ironmonger, see King k Co
l«dd John S. hair dresser, 31 Caroline street
Lsdieos Jacob, coal dealer. Craven street, Holdemess road
Ladies' College for Clergymen's Widows k Daughters ( C.
S. Wilson, solicitor), Sutton
Iddlow Albert, shopkeeper, 39 Church street, Scnlcoates
Lagnnrie Bartholomew, secondhand clothes dealer, 50
Great Passage street
Lut J. A. (Mrs.), artist, 15 Story street
Lait WiUiam Anderson, watchmaker, see Mackrill & Lait
lake WiUiam, marine store dealer, 61 New George street
Laking Charies, shoemaker, 10 Hnmber ter. Holderness road
Lalor John, custom house oflioer, 18 Oaoghey street
Lamb k Luliard, surgeons, 11 Charlotte street
Iamb Alfred, hair dresser, 14 Waterhonse lane
Lamb Charles Henry, drysalter, 149 Bean street
Lamb George l.ra.p. lond. physician k surgeon, 4
Balmoral terrace, Aniaby road
Lamb Henry, joiner, 30 k 31 George rard
Lamb Jane (Mrs. ), pork butcher, 145 Bean street
Lamb Thos. Ben. haberdasher, 63 k 64 Church st. Drypool
Lamb William, shoemaker, 90 Wassand street
Lambert James O. k Co. corn merchants, i^ High street
feCom Exchange
Lambert John Beevor k Sons, wine k q>irit merchants,
8 Quay street
Lambert SI. k Co,gra8.ftwine ^spirit mers. i9WhttefTiargate
Lambert k Smiths, seed mers. 43 High st. k Corn exchange
Lambert Ann (Mrs.), midwife, 4 William street
Lambert Charles Beevor, wine k spirit merchant, see
lAmbert John Beevor k Sons
Lambert Frank F. commission agt. see Lambert k Smiths
Lambert Frederick Ernest, chemist k drnggist, 10 Coburg
terrace, Aniaby road
Lambert George, manager of the Hull Blind Institution,
Kingston square
Lambert Henry Cksimir, solicitor k notary; firm, Hearfields
& Lambert ; residence, 6 Eldon grove, Eieverley road
Lambert James Overton, merchant, see Lambert James O.
k Co. ; residence. Shepherd's bush, Hessle
Lambert John Bobinson, assessor k collector of queen's
taxes, 9 Walmsley street '
lambert Joseph, commission agent, see Lambert k Smiths
Lambert Bobert John, farmer, Paull holme, Panll
Lambert Saml. wine k spirit mer. see Lambert Saml. k Co
Lambert Thomas Henry, draper, 8a Selby St. Newington
Lambert William, tin plate worker, 59 Francis street west
laming George, coal dealer, 14 Jane street
Lammerman Hilkiah, boot k shoe maker, 59 Ot. Union st
Lamming WiUiam, coal dealer, ^i Paisley st. Newington
Lam^dongh Edward, hosier k linen draper, i Emporium
bniMiogs, Spring bank
Lamplngh W. I. k Co. coal mers. k ship brokers, 4 Savile st
Lanoufaire Is Yorkshire Railway Co.'s Fish OtHce (David
Whitteron, clerk in charge), 32 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Lancashire k Yorkshire Railway Co.'s Office (Thos. Jackson,
agent), i Princes Dock chambers. Princes Dock street
lancaahire William, pianoforte tuner, 47 Spencer street
Lancaster Jc Co. clothiers, 13 & 13 Waterworks street
Lancaster George, stationer, Alexandra bidgs. Holdemess rd
Lancaster William, joiner, 36 Boynton street. Boulevard
lancaster William Robert, greengrocer k beer retailer, 9
ftiris street k 36 Vincent street
Lanodot Richard, teacher of singing, 73 Wright street
Landale k Goodwin, fruit k potato mers. 3 Humber Dock st
Lonfield John, shopkeeper, 5 Jenning street, Groves
Longdale George, hay k straw dealer, corn k manure
merchants, 83 Witham
langdale John, master board schools. Elm ter. Rnssell st
Loogden Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house keeper, 35 Vincent st
Langfield k Wurd, shipwrights k boat builders. Lime st
LongfieU William, shipwright, see Langfield k Ward
langle}- k Co. dryiaalters, 76 Liddell street. See advert
Langley Charles, baker, 33 New George street
laagiey P. a drysalter, 76 Liddell street
Langley Robert, shopkeeper, 134 English street
Langley William, oowkeeper, Southooates Une
Lai^rick Eliaabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 335 Waterloo St. north
Lankfer John, greengrocer, 3 Malton parade, Hessle road
Larard Frederick, jeweller, 46 Savile street
Larard Thomas, watchmaker, i Carlisle street
Larard Thomas Frcdk. supt. of cargoes, 34 Canghey street
larder William, shopkeeper, 11 Catherine street
Larsen Hans, tailor, 18 Marine row
Larson Uhu, tailor, 15 Marine row
Lartei Annie (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 New King street
Laspar James, shoe maker, 6 Baonston street
Lassen H. mannre export agent, Prussian chmbr8.Postemgt
Lasson H. export agent, Pmssian chambers
LattimerEmily(Mrs. ), steam Indry.Larabert st. St. John's wd
Latus George k Co. ship brokers, 6 Wellington street
latns George, furniture broker, 73 Church st. Dry-pool
liatus George, ship broker, see I^tus George k Co
Latus John Orry, cowkeeper, 7 Hume street
Latus WiUiam, shopkeeper, 40 Lincoln street
Laube Francis Henry, commission agent for the Cnnard &
Anchor line, Victoria chambers. Postern gate
Laughton John, beer retailer, 69 Spencer street
Laugbton Thomas Stothard, pianoforte toner, t6 'Hinder-
well street. Prince's avenue
Laven Charles, lodging house, 4 Mill street
Laverack & Goddard, timber merchants. Great Union st
Laverack Anne (Mrs. ), apartments, 96 Great Thornton st
Laverack Edwin, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 7 Iiand
of Green Ginger ; res. 3 Albemarble terrace, Aniaby road
Laverack Herbert, timber merchBnt,5ee LaverackkGoddard
Laverack John, commercial traveller, 7 Grey street
Laverack William, shopkeeper, 93 Adelaide street
Laverick Joseph, shopkeeper, 130 Cumberland street
Law Arthur, butcher, 7 Strickland street
Liaw James, boot k shoe repairer, 64 St. James' street
Lawes Chemical Manure Co. Limited, 33 High street
Lawn Richard, draper k milliner, Hallgate, Cottingham
Lawrence George Thomas & Son, blue & black lead manu-
facturers, s Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Lawrence Alhed, shopkeeper, 71 Walton st. Newington
Lawrence George Thomas, jun. blue & black lead manufac-
turer, see Lawrence George Thomas k Son
Lawrence William Bums, master mariner, Lochearn
house. Boulevard
Lawrence William Hill, ale k porter merchant, 10 to is
Wellington street
Lawson George k Sons, steam ship owners k general for-
warding agents, 3 Princes Dock chmbrs. Princes Dock st
Lawson Abraham, shopkeeper, i Carlton st. Newington
Lawson Abraham, shopkeeper, Hessle road, Newington
Lawson Chas. master mariner, 19 Fountain st. Aniaby rd
Lawson George, steam ship owner, see Lawson Geo.& Sons
Lawsoo Henry, farmer, Hallgate, Cottingham
Lawson John, cowkeeper, 31 Seaton st. Fountain road
Lawson Martha (Mrs.), shpkpr.6t Craven st. Holdemess rd
Lawson Michael, provision merchant, i Short street
Lawson Michael, shopkeeper k beer ret. i Moxon street
Lawson Thomas Wm. custom house officer, so Grey street
I Lawton Thomas, linen draper, 75 Queen street
Lawton WiUiam, com, chicory, seed k strawboard mer-
chant', k agent for Liverpool, London, k Globe Insurance
Co. Etherington buildings, 49 High street ; residence, 29
Victoria street, Spring bank
Lawton William, shopkeejier, 85 West street
Lawty Ellen (Miss), ladies' school, 9 Temple street
Lax Charles, professor of music, 16 Caughey street
tdx George, teacher of music, 41 Leonard street
Laybonm Alfred Robert, custom ho. officer, 60 Trinity st
Layfleld Robert, com. trav. 6 Poplar gro. Cave st. Stepney
Layton EmUy (Miss), apartments, 6 Walker street
Lazarus Harry, emigrants' lodging honse, 13 Nile street
Lazenby Edward, tinner, 43 Upper Union street
Laiienby Robert, grocer, 28 k 30 CampbeU street
Lazenby Seth, shoe maker, 33 Waterhouse lane
Lazenby William Henry, cooper k bnoy Jc vat maker, 85
Prospect street ; South side. Queen's dock, k lo) Ooean
place, Aniaby road
L^ich Alfred John, boot k shoe repairer, 158 Walker street
Leach George Clark, chief officer, 8 Boynton st. Boulevard
Leach James Wm, stone mason, 14 Frederika ter. Aniaby rd
Leach Walter Edwin, shoe maker, 43 Gibson street
Leadbeater Joseph, builder k undertaker, 58 Waverley st
Leadley John, glass & china dealer, 189 Waterloo St. north
Leafe George, Rose k Crown p.h. 5 Blackfriargate
Leahair Alexander, shopkeeper, 59 Clifton ter. Goodwin st
Leak George, milliner, 2 Mount place, Hessle road
Leak John, baker, 18 West street
Leak, Till k Stephenson, solicitors, 16 Bowlalley lane
Leak John, solicitor, k sec. to the Hull Guardian Society for
the Protection of Trade (firm. Leak, TiU k Stephenson),
16 Bowlalley lane
Leak Bobert, jnn. bricklayer, k inspector of nuisances,
George street, Hedon
Leak Samuel, shopkeeper, 40 York street .
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Leak Thomas, market gardener, Air street, Sculcoates
Leake George Henry, stone & marble mason, Anlaby road
Lear John, cattle dealer, i Beaumont street, Drypool
Lear John, farmer, Marfleet
Lear John, shopkeeper, lo Myton street
Lear Robert, butcher, 9 Witham
Leary Kate (Miss),marine store dealer.sijenning st.Groves
I«ary Mary (Mrs. ), second-hand clothes dealer, 30 Jenning
street. Groves
Leather William, fruit buyer, 34 Great Thornton street
lieathley Brothers, coopers, Westmoreland street
Leathley George, grocer, 4 Francis st.east & 13 Caroline st
Leathley Stephen, coo|ier, 13 Baunston street
Le Butt Hy. sec.HulI Reform Permanent Bcnefit,3i Scale la
Leckenby John, builder, 46^ Queen street
Leckenby John, joiner, 46^ Queen at. & 25 Edirard's place
Ledden William, greengrocer, 3 Snlthouse lane
Ledgard Joseph, cocoa house keeper, Newtown, Hedou rd
Ledger John Herbert, shopkeeper, 19 St. Paul's street
Ledner Mary (Mra), pawnbroker, 32 Liddell street
Lee Amelia (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Walker street
Lee Catherine (Mrs.), ladies' school, 60 Lister street
Lee Charles Alfred m.d. surgeon, 1 Prymc street
Lee Francis George, master mariner, 66 Morpeth street
Lee George, fishmonger,- 51 Jenning street
Lee Henry, lodging house, 8 Middle street
Lee Henry, watch maker & jeweller, 69 Charles street
Lee James, shopkeeper, 15 Church street, Sculcoates
Lee John, hat manufacturer, 60 Osborne street
Lee John, plumber, glazier & gas fitter, Spring bank
Lee Joseph, refreshment house, 96 West Dock ar. Bessie rd
Lee Martha (Mrs.), farmer, Anlaby
Lee Thomas, stone mason, 145 Walker street,& shopkeeper,
26 Walker street
Lee Thomas Hartley, civil engineer, Austrian chambers, 27
Hnmber Dock street
Lee Thos. Newmarsh, leather dealer, 19 Bridge street
Lee William, accountant, 34 Harelock street, Newington
Lee William, com dealer, Anlaby
Leech George, fried fish shop, 13 Mytongate
Leedham William, watch maker, Hessle
tieeds Thomas, stationer & fancy repository, 3 QueenAnne's
buildings, Carr lane
Leek William, greengrocer, 37 Cumberland street
Leeming Samuel, Ash mer.4 Billing8gate,St.Andrew's dock
Leetham Edward, ship owner, a Humber place
Leetham James, commission agent, 81 Freehold street
Leetham Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, i Boynton sUBoulevard
Lefebvre Helene (Madame), tobacconist, 54 Pease street
Leftley Charles, carrier, 76 Qifton street
Leftley John William, perambulator manufacturer, 28
Worsley street
Leftley Mary Elizli. (Mi88),yomig ladies' school, 15 North st
Legate James, pawnbroker, Beacooafield house, Hessle road
Leggett John, schoolmaster, Sir Henry Cooper's Board
School, Bean street
Leggott Charles, cabinet maker Ac. see Audas & Leggott
Leggott George, mariner, 6 Finsbury grore
Leggott John, tobacconist, i Lowgate
Leiers John Heinrick, cabinet maker, 62 Gt. Thornton st
Leigh George, supt. to Wesleyan General Assurance Society,
7 Savile street
Leighton Ann CMrs.), baker, 11 St. James' street
Leighton Caroline (Mrs.), apartments, 153 Walker street
Leighton Ralph Orron, master mariner, 51 Fountain street
Leighton Thomas, master mariner, 50 Morpeth street
Ijeighton Thomas, shoe maker, 55 Waverley street
Leighton William, ironmonger (retail), 28 Prospect street
Leish Mary (Mrs. ), confectioner, Anlaby road
Lemont & Co. blue & black lead manufacturers, Oxford st
Lemont John, blue manufacturer, see Lemont & Go
Lempriere George Beid, a^nt to the Bank of England
(branch), 50 & 51 Whitefnargate
Leng George, master mariner, 3 Albany ter. Anlaby road
Leng George William, oil importer, manufacturer k re-
finer. Great L'nion oil works, Sutton Drain side,Linie St.;
residence, 3 Albany terrace, Anlaby road. See advert
Lengfield & Ward, boat builders, Neptune street
Lengfield William, boat builder, see Lengfield & Ward
Lenigen M. A. & M. (The Misses), berlin wool warehouse,
24 Silver street
Lennard George Henry, waterproof garment manufacturer,
general India rubber & patent cork floor cloth merchant,
leather belt & hose manufacturer & waterproof cover
manufacturer, 41 Waterworks street ; residence, Esk ho.
Albany street. Spring bank
Lenord George Wm. butcher, 8 Beaumont st. Drypool
Lenord Peter, lodging house, 64 St. Paul's street
Leonard Benjamin, farmer, Preston
Leonard Benjamin, wharfinger, 35 Clarendon street
Leonard Henry, corn merchant, Preston
Leonard Jesse, fanner & grazier, Marfleet
Leonard John, butcher, 19 Lowgnte
Leonard Thomas, butcher, 2 & 3 The Shambles
Leonard Thomas (exors. of), farmers. Field house, Prestun
Leonard William, farmer, overseer, surveyor of highways,le
collector of income & assessed tuxes. Field house, Panll
Leonard William Geo. butcher, i The Shambles
Lcppard Maria (Mrs.), day school, 5 Ann's place, Charles st
Leshinsky Marks, tailor, 10 Waltham street
Leslie James, chief engineer, 2 Fawcett terrace, Hessle rd
Lethem William Steven, painter, 13 Hall street
Leuty Lucy (Mrs.), lodging house, 6 Bolton square
Leuty Sarah Eliza (Miss), milliner, 55 Prospect street
Leveson Edward, shopkeeper, 73 New George street
Levett & Champney, solicitors, 6 Parliament street
Levett Alfred, lighter owner, 6 Lister street
Levett Alfred, ship broker & comm. agent, 3 Wellington et
Levett Richard, tripe dealer, 51 Great Passage street
Levi Henry, shoemaker, 64 Spring street
Levi Leby, pawnbroker, 5 Bridge street
I^vin Nathan, boot & shoe dealer, 29 Bridge street
I^evitt Edward, shopkeeper, 55 Wassond street
Levitt Frederick, pajwr banger, 10 College street
Levitt Joseph, wood turner, 4 Dock street
Levitt Walter, shopkeci)er, 78 St. George's road,Newington
Levitt William, furniture dealer, 18 Francis street east
Levy Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 36 Wassand street
Levy Moses, jeweller, 77 Gooidwin street
LewcndenWayland Ncwbary,nuctioneer,Land of Gn.Ginger
Lewenstein Moses Solomon, picture frame maker,6Baker st
Liewis John Wm. clerk to commissioners of pilot & ballast ;
office. Queen street
Lewis William, manager, see Lawson George 8c Son
Lewis William Kendall, drysalter, 34 Wright street
LcymanWm.Robt. smack owner, 9 Boulevard sth. Heasle rd
Lickiss James, carrier. Market hill, Hedon
Lickiss John, cart owner, Souttergate, Hedon
Lidgard Benjamin, shopkeeper, 59 Wassand street
Lidgard Francis, shopkeeper, 175 Bean street
Lidiard Sydney R. surgeon, see Lamb & Lidiard
Lidster John, surveyor & sec. of the Kingston-npon-Hull
Conservative Permanent Building Society, 17 Midland st
Lidster William, greengrocer, 74 Hessle road
Lieberkuhn Christian, tailor & draper, 12 Lowgate
Liggins Thomas, builder, see Hockney&Liggins ; residence,
10 East parade, Holdemess road
Lightboume John, shopkeeper, 47 Humber street
Lightenstein Morris, tailor, 3 Gilbert street
Lightfoot Francis, tailor, 13 New King street
Lightfoot William Richard, beer retauer, 3 Osborne street
Lightowler James, printer, 32 Scale lane
Lightowlcr John, joiner, 31 Craven street, Holdemess road
Lightowler John Craven, painter, see Howard & Lightowler
Lightowlers Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 North street
Lilbum (reorge, commercial traveller, i Park row. Park st
Lill Chapman Stephenson, rully man fc general carrier, 131
High street & com dealer, 3 Lime street. Groves
Lill Elizabeth (Mrs. ), smack owner, 58 Daltry street
Lill John, rully owner, 55 Parrott street, Newington
Lill William, lodging house, 26 West street
Lilley Henry John, shoemaker, 66 Wellington lane
Lilley Rosanna (Mrs.), lodging house, 18 Stabbin street
Limer Bets}' (Mrs.), dressmaker, 18 Vane street
Lincoln John Thomas M. p. s. chemist & druggist, 27 Chariot
street k Trinity street
Lindsay Thomas, chief engineer, 137 Coltman street
Lindup Thomas, custom house officer, 10 Wellington lane
Ling George, joiner & builder, 227 Waterloo street north
Lingard jSm (Mrs. ), pork butcher, 154 Waterloo st. north
Lingard William, furniture dealer, 11 Finsbnry grove
Linguard John, Saracen's Head P.H. 3i Grimsby lane
Linney William, sec. of Beckitt & Sons Limited Co. 7
Westcott street, Holdemess road
Linskill George, beer retailer, 19 Worship street
Linsley Thomas & Co. brewers ale ft porter merchants, 7
Dagger lane ; & brewery, Brough
Linsley George, general dealer, 177 Waterloo street north
Linsley Bobert,Sculooates New inn. 59 Church st-Scnlcoates
Linstroun Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 74 Spencer street
Linton John, french polisher, 3 Clifford street, Dock street
Linwood Joseph, hair dresser, 50 Humber street
Linwood Thomas, pilot, 73 English street
Lison Charles Ashton, tobacconist, 54 Brook street
Lison John Wm. shopkeeper, 9 Brunswick avenue east,
Beverley road
Lison William, joiner It builder, Portland jiace
Lissiter Daniel, cowkeeper, Endike lane, Cottingham
Lister Lucy & Annie Eliza (Misses), ladies' school, Hallgate,
Cottingham
Lister George, com, seed, cake k manure merchant. Com
exclmnge, 36 High street & at Cottingham
Lister Henry,manager to the London Boot Co. 56B, Savile st
Lister Thomas, boot maker, 17 Wellington lone
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Lister's Hospital (Almshouse) (Mrs. Esther Jenkinson,
matrun), 94 Park street
Little John & Co. wholesale & retail tobacconists & cigar
importers, 39 Waterworks street
Little David, baker, 100 Prospect street
Little James, shopkeeiier, 198 Begent street
Little James Willrara, dentist, 15 Prospect street
Little Thomas, fish carer, 3 St. Mark's square,St> James' st
Little Wm. fish merchant, 8 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Littledike George, confectioner, 73 Queen street
Littlewood Louisa (Mrs.), hairflresscr, 44 West Dock avenue,
Hessle road
Littlewood Thomas, tailor, 7 Hall street
LiTerpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (G. Adams,
district manager), 8 George street
Lirett Einannel, shoemaker. Market place, Hedon
Liringstone John, baker & confectioner, 49 Campbell street
Livingstone John, Spread Eagle p.h. 81 Lime street
Lloyd k Andrews, carriage builders, 5 Brook street
Uuyd Benjamin & Son, carriage builders, 2 Chapel street
Lloyd Annie (Mrs.), grocer, Arundel! street, Hulderness road
LInyd Benjamin, carriage builder, .see Lloyd, Benjamin &
Si>n, Chapel st. & greengrocer & clothes dealer, i Davis st
Uoyd Charles Henry, commercial traveller, 53 Portland st
Lloyd Richardson Thos. custom house oflicer, 14 Gloucester
terrace, Grosrenor street
Uord Tom, carriage builder, see Lloyd & Andrews, Brook st
Uoyd William King, hairdresser, 15 Bond street
Lloyd's Begister o( British k Foreign Shipping (James
McXeil & John B. Stevens, surveyors ; F. H. Bancroft
.Mrxaniler, clerk). Bank chambers. Land of Green Ginger
Lock .Sarah Anne (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 4 Manor street
I>jcke k Co. colliery proprietors (William Dodgson, agent),
6 Minerva terrace 1
Lucke William, colliery owner, see Locke & Co. I
Lorkey Thomas, custom house officer, 40 St. Lake's street ;
Lockey William, cab proprietor, 40 St. Luke's street ]
Locking Henry, assistant dispenser. Odd Fellows institution, i
68 Pee) street
Lucking Henry Mills, greengrocer, 30 Adelaide street
Lucking John, shopkeeper, 16 Sobinson row
Locking Joseph Agar, surgeon H.n.s.c.B. la Scarboro'
terrace, Beverley road
L<icking Thos. Lomas, solicitor,8 Bowlalley lane ; residence, [
10 Peel street
Locking William Robert, chartered accountant, Cogan
honse, Bowlalley lane
bickwond, Bragden k Crawshaw, lime mers. 47 Wincolmlee
Li<ckwood Charles Daj-, lime merchant, see Liickwood,
Bragden k Crawshaw
Lockwood John, boys school, 30 Egginton street
Lockwoud John, manager, 3 Fawcett terrace, Hessle road
Liickwood Joseph, provision merchant, see Finningley &. Co.
Lockwood Thomas, cattle dealer, 42 Waverley street
Lockyer Thomas, cowkeeper, 208 Waterloo street
Lodge George, general dealer, 48 Waverley street & at Old
Rifle Barrack yard, Alfred street
Lodge George, marine stores k timl dealer, ship stores, iron
merchant, metal machinery k fnmiture brolcer, Old Rifle
Barrack yard, Alfred street
Lodge John, watchmaker, 23 Worship street
Liiesch Ernest A. provision dealer, Alexandra buildings,
Hulderness rood
Uifley John William, pilot, 70 Clarendon street
Iiift jiaeph, coal agent, 32 'Trinity street
Loft Joseph, house |iainter, 43 Francis street east
Liifthoose C. M. k Co. steitm ship owners k general for-
- warding agents, shipiiers per steamers for Hamburg every
toesday, Wednesday, friday & Saturday, as soon after 6
p.m. as the tide permits ; shipping & forwarding agents
t« all the continental {mrts ; ollicc, Austrian cliamocrs,
27 Hnmber Dock street : warehouse, Finkle street
Lofthonse k Saltmer ; wholesale chemists k druggists,
Market place k 64 High street
Lufthonse Charles Mantle, steam ship owner, see Iiof thoase,
CM. 4 Co.
Lofthonse John, grocer, 65 Lee Smith street, Hedon road
Lofthoose Percy, broker, see Jackson k Ix>f thoase
Lofthonse Thomas Robinson, agent to Whitmarsh William
k (i>. brewers, George yard
Lofthonse William, insurance agent&8hopkeeiicr,Stonefen7
Loftus Alfred, manager for J. P. Westhead k Co. Limited,
7 Prince street
Loftus Thomas, herbalist, 6 Malton parade, Hessic road
LoftnaWmMinerm family k commercial hotel, i Minerva ter
Logan Benjamin Ge>)rge B.A. bead master grammar school.
Baker street
Lohmann Wm. Henry, tailor, 9 Argyle ter. Holderncss rd
L^imas Thomas, shopkeeper k tailor. Manor street
Liimes William, greengrocer, 1 1 Dagger lane
Lomes William, shoemaker, 10 Alexandra street
Lvncaster Joseph, builder, 97 Constable street
Londesborough George, pork butcher, 15 Bamsley street
London k Continental Pianoforte Co. pianoforte dealers, 30
Savilc street
London Guarantee & Accident Co. Limited (William Robert
Locking, agent), Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
London k North Western Railway Co.'s Office (James
Cowbum, agent), 5 Colonial chambers. Prince's Dock st
London k North Western Railway Co. fish office (Wm.
Wilson, clerk in charge),42 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
London & Yorkshire Bank Limited (George Henry Young,
man.), Silver street & (Alexander Blaikic, agent) Bruns-
wick house ; Hessle rd. ; draw on Union Bank of London
Long William, market gardener. Cottingham
Long Wm. Robert, grocer & tea dealer & ale & beer retailer,
15 Spyvce street. Groves
Longbone Ann (Mrs.), milliner, King street, Cottingham
Longbone Charles, carrier. Crescent street, Cottingham
Longbones Whittaker, bricklayer. Stable arch, Vane street
Longbones Whittaker, builder, 14 Marine row
Longden Kredk. tinner & brazier, 7 k 176^ Waterloo st. nth
Longden Henry, commercial traveller, 28 Linnaeus street
Longfellow, Thomas, shopkeciier, 173 Waterloo street north
Longhorn Alfred, cowkeeper. Prince's road, St. John's wood
Longhurst Walter, vetcrinarj' surgeon, 88 Leonard street
Loogley James, shopkeeper k beer retailer, Lambert street,
St. John's wood
Longley Joseph, chemist, registrar of births & deaths k
|>08tmastcr, Hallgate, Cottingliam
Longley Mercy (Mrs. ). shopkeeper, 6 Gibson street
Longman William, boiler maker, 11 Silvester street
Iiongitian William, manager Junction foundry, Waterhouse
lane, 1 1 Silvester street
Longstaff Edward Stead, surgeon-dentist, 13 Savile street
Longstaff James, manager to Providence Loan Society, 19
Lausdowne street
IiongstafF Thomas, rag merchant, 24 St. James' street
Longstaff William, shopkeeper, 17 Chapman st. Wilmington
Longthom William, shopkeeper, 34 Witty street,Newington
Lonsdale .Mfred, builder, 189 Bean street
Lonsdale George, cowkeejier, 7 & 9 Lower Union street
Ixinsdale Thomas, baker, Hessle
Loram Henry, Paragon hotel, i Paragon street
Lorain Richard, sen. fish k ice merchant. North side k
A, Billingsgate, St. Andrew' sdock, & smack owner, Devon
house, Hessle road
Lord Edwin, draper, Hessle
Lord Frederick, coal merchant, 9 Somers town,Holdernes8 rd
Lord James, grocer, 20 Sykes street
Lord John, greengrocer, 23 Lee Sraitli street, Hedon road
Lord John William, flshinougcr, 4 Rigxin bldgs. Hedon road
Lord Robert, couch smith, 16 Little Queen street
■ Lorthern Thomas Henry, beer retailer, 40 Beaumont street,
I Dryjjool
Loten William Lowson, chemist & druggist, 31 Mytongate
; Lotherington Charles B. & Co. fish oil manufacturers k oil
refiners k merchants, Morley street, Stonefcrry
. Lotherington Cliarles B. oil manufactarer k merchant, see
Lotherington Charles B. k Co. ; residence, la North
parade, Beverley road
; Lotherington Maria (Miss), dress maker, 27 Clifton street
; Lotherington Thomas H. travelling draper, gi Clarendon st
, Loughran Mary Ann (Miss), dress nudier, 15 Morpeth st
, Louis Jacob, furniture dealer, 45 Great Passage street
I Louis Michel, Barmston inn, 88 Barmston street
j Ijonnd Ann (Mrs. ), butcher, 102 North street
I Love Robert, ooojicr ; works, 33J Barmston street
i Level Joscpii, shoeing smith, 57 Church street, Scalcoates
' Lovcll David, general carrier, 98 Cumberland street
i Loveridge Charles, customs officer, 15 Canning street
1 Loveridge Geo. Hy. corn merchant, sec Man & Loveridge
Lowden John, Forester*' Arms p. K. 29 Finkle street
Lowe Moss k Co. solicitors, k solicitors to Hull South
Bridge Oi. 19 Parliament street
Lowe Charles, boot maker, 12 Brunswick grove
Lowe Herbert Francis, solicitor, & notary public (firm,
Lowe, Moss & Co.), 19 Parliament street; residence, 3
Granville terrace, Beverley road
Lowe Thomas Edwin, linen draper, 45 Brook street
Lowery Charles k Son, ship broKers, 162 High street
Lowery Charles, ship broker, see Lowery Charles & Son
Lowery Charles Hy. sliip broker, see Lowery Charles & Son
Lowery Frederick, master mariner, 6 James street, Drypind
Ijowery Henrj-, (ieorgc Yard inn, 170 High street
Lowery Henry Alexander, master mariner, 20 Crystal street
Lowery Robert, smack owner, 27 Havelock street, Newingtn
Lowery William, .ship broker, 23 High street
Lowery William Cave, ship broker, 22 High street
Lowrey William, spirit merchant, see Webb Jk Lo«Tey
Lowrcy William, wine & spirit merchant, St. Paul's street
Lowson David m.b. 3nrgc<in, Wydiffe house, Anlaby mad
Lowtlier George f.r.c.s. surgeon, public vaccinator for East
Hull district, 3 Nelson street
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liOWther George Jamea, smith, Hesislc road
Lowther Henry, shopkeciicr, 163 Walker street
Low-thcr John, cowkecper, 5 Alexandra road, St. John's wood
Lowther Tlioinas, greengrocer, 17 East cheap, Spencer st
LoAvther William, shopkeeiier, 3 Wilmington, Groves
Lowthrop Edward John, painter & pajicrhanger, 9 Cyprus
arcade. Spring bank
Lowthrop Fanny (Mrs.), drj-saltcr, 67 Hessle road
Lubeck John Lonis, refreshment rooms, i & 2 Dock street
Lucas & Aird, contractors, 48 Charlotte st. & i Bowlalley la
Lucas George, shopkeeper, 49 Colliers street
Lucas John, Springhead inn, Wolfreton
Lucas Thomas Charles, See Lucas & Aird
Lucas William, furniture broker, 43 West street
Lucas William, furniture dealer, 1 1 Brook street
Lucop Thomas, painter, 23 Trinity street
Luke John, manager of Corporation Public Baths, Newland
Luke Stephen, engineer to Hnll Waterworks, Newland,
Cottingham
Lumb George, engineer & milhrright, 14 Great Union st
Luml^ William, boot & shoe maker, i Queen's street
Lund Rhodes, grocer, 18 Walker street
Lund Sarah Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 11 Argj'le street, St.
John's wood
Limdie Wellington, master mariner, 52 Morpeth street
Lundy Frederick Bobert, Royal Oak p.b. 38 Spencer street
Limdy John, commercial trareUer, 3 Berkeley st. Beverley rd
Lundy John, furniture broker, 36 k 38 West street
Lundy Michael, secondhand clothes dealer, 4 Burden street
Lunn William Joseph m.d snrgeon, 7 Charlotte street
Lunt James Saml. lodging house, 7 T^-nemouth st. Wright st
Lusby Henry, bookseller & stationer, 9 Spring bank
Lusby Martin, beer retailer, 25 Waterhousc lane
Lusher George, shopkceiier, 40 Upper Union street
Luxton Thomasine (Mi8.s), dress maker, 9 George street
Lyceum Library (AViUiani Pearco Aston, librarian), St.
John's street
Lyndoe Stephen, sbopkcei>cr, Hallgate, Cottingham
Lyne John Edward, hosier & outfitter, 12 Savile street
Lynn Graham Kigby, civil engineer, 72 Park street
Lyon Charles Edward Augustus, shipping agent, 13 Humber
Dock street ; residence, Alexandra ter. Hornsea,near Htdl
Lyon Christiana (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 St. Stepl^n's square
Lyon George, shopkeejier, 25 Providence row
Lygn George, tailor, 10 LiddcU street
Lyon George, sen. painter, 3 St. Stephen's square
Lyon John Dicken, commercial traveller, 70 Walmsley st
Lyon John Thomas, painter, 59J Freehold street
Lyon Moses, dress & oiantle maker, 103 Osborne street
Lyon Thomas, Malt Shovel p.h. 15 North Church side
Lyons David, tripe dealer, 5 Malton parade, Hessle road
Lyons Joseph, book seller, 40 West street
Lyson WiUiam, tailor, 70 Leonard street
Maass Christopher F. ship broker, see Winter & Maass
Mablethnriie Gas Co. Limited, 4 Derringbam street ; works,
Mablethori^e, Lincolnshire
McAndrew Alex, chief engineer, 17 Boynton gt. Boulevard
McAvoy John, shopkeeixsr, 33 Vork street, Sculcoates
McBride Arthur Boden, warehouseman &c. see Bodcn
(William Henry), McBrides & Co
McBride Edward William, solicitor, see Boden & McBride,
Temple buildings, Bowlalley lane
McBride Henry Thornton, warehouseman &c. see Boden
(William Henrj-), McBrides & Co
McCandlish Walter, master at Hnll, East Yorkshire & Lin-
colnshirelnst.for Deaf & Dumb, 4Belgrave ter.Spring bank
McCann William & John, ship & boat builders. East end,
St Andrew's dock k (Tarris4>n side
McCann John, ship builder, see McCann William k John ;
& smack owner, 63 Day street
McCann William, ship builder, see McCann William & John
McCoUin William, grocer, in St. Paul's street
McCrea James, commission agent. 40 Regent street
McDonald James, shop keeper, 67 Fi^ncis street west
McDonald John, manager. Providence view, Granville street,
Ncwington
McDonald Richard, dining rooms, 50 Waterworks street
McDonald Thomas, oil press wrapper ma. 3 Air st.Sculcoates
McDonald William, sh(« maker, 8 Mary Ann's pi. GilMon st
McDonnold Hannah (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 100 West parade
McDougall Allan, shopkeeper, 43 Roper street
Macey John, smack owner, 47 Tadman street, Hessle road
McFadden William, shopkeeiwr, 14 Mill street
McFarlanc David, chief engineer, 1 10 Regent street
McGann Michael, lodging house, 1 1 Mill street
MacganRobt.Th OS. master marincr,6Lome ter. Holdemessrd
McGaw Samuel, drysalter, 8 & 10 Cleveland street, Gra^•es
McGregor Charles, corn mer. Swedish chambers, 128 High st.
Machin Conrtenay, market gardener. Common, Cottingham
Mclnnes William, master mariner, 71 Wright street
Mclvan Frederick, shopkeeper, 55 York street
Hclvor Samuel, greengrocer, Sewards ter. Pelham st.Drypl
Mclvor John, assistant school master, Board school. South
Church side, 16 Emily street
Mackaill John, grocers' outfitter, 43 Brook street
Mackay Robert, linen draper, 30 Prosjiect street
McKee Henry, shoe maker, 3 Church fane
McKee John, i Sir Charles Saunder's inn, Baxtergatc, Hedoa
McKenns Marj' (Mrs.), shopkeeiicr, 72 Cleveland St. Groves
McKenzie Charles Henr}-, furniture broker, 72 Osborne st
McKenzie George William, master mariner, 58 Hopwood st
MacKey Francis, ticket writer, i Osborne street
McKibbin Hugh, shopkceiier, 65 Camiibell street
Mackie John, custom house officer, 39 Wellington lane
MacKinder S^rah (Mrs.), dress maker, 14 Church street,
Sculcoates
Mackinder William, shopkeeper, 82 North street
McKinna David&William,printers, paper merchants, wholesl,
stationers k grocers' outfitters kc, 13 k 13 Dock street
McKivitt Matthew, shopkeejier, 73 Great Thornton street
Macklin Henry, frcnch polisher, 54 Mytun street
MackriU k Lait, watchmakers k jewellers, I3 Prospect st
Mockrill Edward, watchniiikcr, see Mackrill k Lait
Mackrill George, coach builder, 14 Wright street
Mackrill Georec, greengrocer, 3 North street
Mackrill John McLean, ^laperhanger, 24 West parade
Mackrill William, custom tiouse officer, 14 St. James' square
McKne John, lodging house, 10 Mill street
McLane Stephen & C<>. oil refiner & grease manufacturers,
York street
McLaren Robert, chief engineer, 42 Great Thornton street
McLaughlin Sarah Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Edward
street, Me<lley street
McLean John, greengrocer, 57 Great Passage street
McLean William, dyer, 32 Pryine street
McLeavy Robt.Jas.skin rug manufr.see Brown,McLearyl[C<>
McLellan Margaret (Mrs.), bookseller k stationer, 2*3
Queen street & 16 Ocean place, Anlaby road
McLeod Benjamin, joiner & undertaker, 39 Adelaide street
McLeod Wm. ironmonger, joiner k undertkr. 4 Adelaide st
McLoughlin Elizh. Catherine (Mrs.), beer ret. 37 North st
I McLoughlin James, clothes dealer, 13 Trippett
I McLoughlin William, clothe.s dealer, 4 West street
MacMahon Philip, secretary & curator of botanic gardens.
Spring bank
McManus Michael, shopkeejier, 1 Trippett street
McMill Hodgson, shipwright. South side, St. Andrew's dock
HcMill Andrew, shipwright, see McMill Hodgson
Macnab Finlay, surgeon, 55 Great Union street
Macnan John, chief engineer, 78 Waverley street
McNeil James, surveyor to Lloyd's, Land of Green Ginger
Macpherson Andrew, dentist, 8 Cromwell street
Macphersiin Harriet (Miss), day school, 11 Francis st. west
McQuire Peter, clothes dealer k lodging house, 3 Cross st
McTavish Archibald, manager of the Hull People's Public
House, Railway street
McTurk Thomas k Co. woollen mera. Sonth Church side
McTurk Alexander, shopkeejier, 15 Newton st. Boulevard
McTurk Geo. Gladstone, woollen mercht.seeMcTurkThos.tC>
McWilliam James Robert, jiawnbroker, 100 Gt. Thornton st
Maddick Henry, smack owner, 56 Dal try street
Magee Wm. master mariner, 7 MjTtlc villas. Holdemess «o
Mager Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Newland, Cottingham
Maginnis Edward, monumental k general mason, Hessle rd
Magner Brothers, importers of foreign goods, 17 Mytongate
Magner Julius, imp. of foreign goods, see Magner Brntbers
Magner Max, importer of foreign goods, see Magner Bros
Magner Morris, importer of foreign goods, see Sbgner Bros
Magner Selig, dealer in fancy goods, 20 Market place
Mahon Thomas, tobacconist, 5 Great Passage street
Mahony Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 5 Chapel St. Paragon st
Maidens John, shoe maker, 50 Ixiwcr Union street
Maigels Ephraim Isaac, working jeweller, 3 Fish street
Maiupri/.e Geo. Ricbd. grocer k beer ret. 18 Sculcoates la
Mainprize William, tailor, 26 Reform street
Major Benjamin, chemical manure manuf. Wilmington
Major Catherine (Mrs.), laundress, 32 Providence row
Major John, shoe maker, 56 Francis street west
Major John Clarkson, tar distiller. Church st. Sculcoates
Maior Richard, shoe maker, 35 Providence row
Major Rnbt. boot k shoe ma. i Albion terrace, Walmsley st
Major Thomas, beer retailer, Dansom lane
Makey James, boot & shoe maker, 19 Green lane
Makey Josejih Hackford, shoe maker, 13 Goodwin street
Malcolm (ieorge & Son, shipping agents ilbrokers, 22Higfa st
Malcolm Jesse, shipjiing agent, see Malcolm George k Son
Malcolm Walt. A. chief officer, 91 St; George'srd. Sewington
i Malkinson Edward, florist k landscape gardener, Newland.
Tofts lane
Malkinson Jn. market gardener.Grafton St. St. John's wood
Malkinson John. Unicorn p.R. 70 Queen street
Mallet James Hudson, master mariner, 4 Stanley terrace,
Anlaby road
Mallinson Samuel, shopkeeper, 64 Marmaduke street
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Mallisan Fred. Dickinson, blacksmith k irhitcsinith, Cotting-
ham rfMd, Newland, & Piu-k lane, Beverley road
Mallisnn George, whitesmith k bellhangcr, Hcssle
.Villon k Forton, shipwrights, CommeruiaJ ri>ad
ilallun Francis, shipwright, see Mallun k F<>rU>n
Ibllorie Elixabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 32 Silvester street
Malluty Bebecca (Mrs.), staj-maker, lai Porter street
Malloy Patrick, lodging house, 25 Brook street
Maltby tieurge, shopkeeper & beer reUiler, 17 North street
.Maltas Harrison, former, Paoll
Man Eliza (Mrs.), grocer, Thwaite street, Cottinghara
Muicell Elizabeth {Miss), ladies' school, 72 Campbell street
Mancliester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Broker's
Office, 0>m exchange, 36 High street
Manchester, ' Sheffield i Lincolnshire Railway Co. Fish
Office (Lawson Woodmansby, foreman in chwrge), North
side, St. Andrew's dock
.Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Offices (John
Wells, manager), Nelson street ; goods stations (William
Pabb, manager), Ijmekihi creek, Wellington street west
& Kingston street
Manchip Hy. George, schoolmaster at Scukoates Union,
Marsden Thomas, ship joiner, see Marsden & Hudson
Marsden Wm. Kershaw, oil press wrapper manufacturer,
3 Swann street, Sculcoates
Marsh Ann (Mr&), shopkee|>er. Market place, Hedon
Marsh Mary Susan (Mrs.), milliner k dress ma. 48 Carr la
Marsh Tliomas, house agent, Vauxhall grove, Hessle road
Marshall it Son, millers, com & seed merchants. Groves
steam flour mills, Spyvee street.Groves & Corn exchange,
& wharfingers. Soap House wharf, Lime street
Marshall Allan, shopkeeper, 19 Marmaduke street
Marshall Annie (Aliss), clressmuker, 249 Waterloo st. north
Marshall Benjamin, fishmonger, 66 West street
Marshall Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 3 Mason street
Marshall George Kidd, grocer, 68 Spencer street
Marshall Harriett (Miss), dressmaker, 20 Westjiarade
Marshall Henry, cowkecper k miller (wind). Kirk Ella
Marshall Henry, fishmonger, 1 1 New George street
Marshall Henry, master mariner, 48 Fountain street
Marshall Horatio, baker, 39 Garden street & 12 Portland st
Marshall James, beer retailer, 1 1 Castle street
Marshall James, greengrocer, 41 Alexandra street
Marshall James William, Olympic Cali restaaraut, Land of
Green Ginger
Marshall June (Mrs.), shopkeeiier, 139 St. Paul's street
Marshall Jane Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 New King street
Bererley road
Mandrrille Thomas, shopkeeper, 78 Grafton st Newington
Mangey Eliza (Mrs.), dressmaker, 132 St. Panl's street
Manley Elizabeth (Mrs.), music seller, 6 Francis street west Marshall John, beer retailer, 28 Lime street
.Manlev Thomas, boot k shoe repairer, 88 Waverley street Marshall John, butcher, 29 Fountain road
Mann Chas. Alex, shoemaker, 6 King's Cross ter. Bean st j Marshall John, customs examining officer,42 Francis gt. west
Mann William, dmpkeeper, 47 York street I Marshall John, whitesmith, 8S^ West parade
Manners k CVk rope men^ianta, Wellington chambers, ' Marshall Richard, auctioneer, 6 Bowliuley lane
WeHiogton street ' Marshall Richard, corn miller, Albert steam corn mills,
Manners Arthur ilb.c.s. surgeon, 82 Prospect street Dansom lane
Manning Henry, grocer, 40 Ix>rne street, Swann's estate \ Marshall Richard, hairdresser, King street, Cuttingliam
Manning IsaacHy. foreman of Albert dock. North East end, . Marshall Richard John, yeast dealer, 14 Thomas at. DryixKil
Albert dock ! Marshall Robert, cocoa house, i Alexandra arcade, Hedon rd
Manning John, shopkeeper, 51 Colliers street I Marshall Robert, fish curer. Mechanic lane, Edgar street
MansSdd John Overington, silk mercer, see Murris, Willows Marshall Robert, grocer k beer ret.g Lome st.Svi-ann's estate
& .Smith ; residence, 10 Minerva terrace, Spring bank ' Marshall Robert, Holdcrness hotel, 55 Witham
Manston A. k Co. corn, seed k comm. merchants. Oriel Marshall Robert Ed>Tin, cowkeej>er, 86 North street
Marshall Thomas, butcher, 53 Lincoln street
Marshall Thomas, master mariner, 91 Constable street
Marshall Thomas, tailor, 12 Marmaduke street
Marshall William, architect & surveyor, 70 \\riglit strcit
Marshall William, gardener, 4 Waiuileet tcr. Fnuutiiin ri«ul
chambers, 27 High street
Mansion Augustus, commission mer. see Manstan A. & Co
Mantock John marine store dealer. 36 Raywell street
Minvers Main Colliery Co. (Wm. C. Bradley, agent),
cilliery owners, 6 Prince's Dock offices. Prince's Dock st
Mijiln k McYer forwarding agents, 26 Humber Dock street Marshall William, horse breaker, Cottingbum
Maples Charleo, forwarding agent, see Maples k McYer
Ma|>plebeck Thomas, umbrella maker, 39 Lowgate
Mapjilethorpe Joaepb Wright, manager, 70 Day street
March EliaOieth (Mrs.), farmer, Stonefcrry
Marr Edward Alfred, apartments, 32 Nile street
MarHeet John, boot ft shoe repairer, 105 Adelaide street
Maiginaon Wflliam, shopkec)ier, 26 Da'.try street
Margison k Co. seed crushers ft oil cake merchants ; office,
4 Trinity House lane ft Corn exchange ; mills, 139
rhorch street, Wincolmlee
Margison John Yates, seed crusher, sec Margison ft Co.
.Margrave Edward, shopkpr. Alexandra bldgs. Holderuess rd
Marillier Bi>bert Aspland, engineer,HuIl Dock Co. ; residence,
Xewland park
Maritch Samuel, secondhand clothier, i Cross street
llarkham Adam, bookkeciier, 12 St. Stephen's street
Markham Elizabeth (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dealer.
Great Passage street j
Markham Joseph, beer retailer, 37 Queen street I
Markham Joseph, shopkeeiier, 12 Studley st. Holdemcss rd
Marshall William, miller, see Marshall k Son ; ft whiting
ft scouring brick manufacturer, Hessle
Marshall Wmiam pork butcher, 69 Francis street west
Marshall William, seedsman. Market place, Hedon
Marshall William, shopkeeiier, 130 English street
Marshall William, shopkeeper, 1 1 Hedon roa<l
Marshall William, tailor k draper, 66 Great Thornton st
Marshall William, tailor & draper, 40 Norfolk street
Marshall William, whitesmith, 3 Bean street
Marshall William Henry, blacksmith, PortUnd place
Marsliall William Henry, watchnlnker, 56 West parade
Marshall William Thunderchff, agejit to South Yorksliiro
Steam Oial Owners Association, Victoria chambers
Marshall William Townsend, miller, see Marshall k Son
Marstou Henry Wallace, seed broker, 5 High street
Martensen Martin John, tailor k draper, 107 Porter street
Martin & Son, nurserymen, Northgate, Cottingham
Martin Alfred, nursery-man, i Prince's avenue
Martin Annie Jane (Miss), teacher of music, 26 Albion st
Martin Charlotte (Mrs.), bacon factor, 30 The Sliambles
Markham Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 Marmaduke | Martin Daniel Brown, master mariner, 52 Freehold street
street, Heasle road 1 Martin Emma (Mrs.), ho.sicr, 80 Karnslcy st. Holderneas rd
Marks Lewis ft Sons, watch mas.ft jewellers,3i Waterworks st Martin Frederick, nursciyman k florist, Southooates lane
Marks John, bootmaker, i^ Caroline street
Markwald Bamet, hat k cap dealer, 6 Fish street
MarkvaM Theresa (Mrs.), sailors' outfitter, 125 Porter st
Matter George, master mariner, 34 Lister street
Mamndnke Gartin, shoe maker, 40 Liddell street
Manmier Hy. master mariner, 25 Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Mjrriny Edwin Barnett, boys' school, Sidney ho. 5 Pryme st
Marjile James, grocer, 1 1 1 Glasgow street, Newington
M-irr ft Loveridge, com mers. 6 Bishop la. ft Corn exchange
Mirr Joeeph, fish merchant, BilUngsgatc, St. Andrew's dock
* VaDxhall grove; & smack owner, 35 Nile street
Man- Joseph Emanuel, Albert hotel, 100 Adelaide street
Mirr Richard Alexander, com mer. sec Marr ft Loveridge
MarrTbomas James, batcher, 95 Porter street
Marriott Thomas, herbalist, 38 <!: 49 Dock street
-Marris, WiUowsft Smith, silk mercers, ft general drapers, ft
family mourning warehouse, 24, 35 & 26 Whitefriargate
Marris Christopher, fishmonger, 19 West street
Mamiw Frederick, provision dealer, 4 Humber terrace,
Hiildemess road
M irmw James, shopkeeper, Dansom lane
Mirsden ft Hodson, ship joiners, 7 Fish street
-M .rsilen Benjamin, confectioner, 9 St. James' street
^l<rsden James Brogden, chemist, 50 Blanket row
Martin Frederick, shopkeeper, 19 Dock street
Martin Frederick, timber merchant, Seward St. saw mills
residence, 19 Dock street
Martin Frcdk. Stephen, shopkeeiier ft beer ret. loi Spring .it
Martin (ieorge, cimimercial traveller, 85 Leonard street
Martin George, grocer, 90 iicun street
Martin George, joiner ft builder, Portland place
Martin (Jeorge, shoe maker, 25 Hill street
Martin Geo. Smith, t«ibaccoiiist ft hair dresser, 9 Paragon st
Martin James, bricklayer, 8 Hill street
Martin James, market gardener, Hull road, Cottingham
Martin James Lambert, master mariner, 62 Lister street
Martin John, boot & shoe maker, 59 Charles street
Martin John, Ixxit & shoe maker, Leicester ho. Beverley rd
Martin John, fruiterer ft greengrocer, 36 Scott street
Martin John, smith, 16J William street
Martin Leonard, lodging house, i6 Spring street ft plumber
ft glazier, Portland place
Martin Maria (Mrs.), nurseryman, see Martin ft Son
Martin Peter, apartments, 41 Wright street
Martin Richard, master mariner, 56 Freehold street
Martin Robert, tailor, 41 Ssivile street
Martin Samuel, shopkeeiier, i Grange street, Swann's estate
Martin Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 Scott 8troet^v» [^
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Martin Thomas, master mariner, 30 Arlington street
Martin Thomas (ieorge, cooper, 54 Cumberland street
Martin William, fishmonger, 20 Wincolmlee
Martin William E. seed merchant, 61 Market jilace
Martindale Fred Wm. stationer & printer, 37 Waterworks st
Marting Tliomas, butcher, 10 Great I'nion street
Martinson George, solicitor. Old Exchange buildings,
Bowlalley la. ; residence. Now hall, Goxhill, Lincolnshire
Martinson Tliomas, tinner, Trinity street
Marwood Charles, baker, ss (iibson street
Marwood Frederick, tailor, i Marlborough terrace
Marwood Samuel Bailey, baker, 41 Blackfriargate
Mason Benjamin Burnett & Son, wine & spirit merchants,
& ship owners, 76 Lowgate ; bonded stores, Postemgate
Mason Henry & Co. tea merchants (wholesale), TheExchange,
Bwwlalley lane
Mason Jacob & Sons, farriers 8s smiths, Cleveland st. Groves
Mason Ben. Burnett, ship owner &c. see Mason B. B. fc Son
Mason Charles, drysalter, 70 Gibson street
Mason Daniel, marine engineer, 90 Constable street
Mason George, manager, 3 Wavcrley street
Mason George, master mariner, 66 Lister street
Mason George E. music seller & publisher, 45 Carr lane
Mason George Henry, bricklayer, 66 Symons street
Mason Henrietta (Miss), dining room, 39 West street
Mason Henry, tea merchant (wholesale), sec H. Mason & Co
Mason Henry Drury, insurance agent, 26 Liddell street
Mason Isaac, wheclwt. & blacksmith. Maxwell st.Stonetcrrj-
Mason Jacob, farrier, see Mason Jacob ii Sons
Mason Jacob, shopkeeper, 42 Church street, Sculcoates
Mason James, shopkeeiier, 87 Lime street
Mason John, shopkeeper, 22 Marvel street, Drj'pool
Mason John William, station master N.E.R. ; residence, 39
Louis street. Spring bank
Mason John Wright u.b., m.r.c.s. Lond. medical officer of
health for town k iiort, & surgeon to police, 4 Moriieth st
Mason Lizzie (Miss), milliner, 12 WeUesley terrace, Bosa-
mond street. Boulevard
Mason Mary (Miss), dressmaker, 19 Richmond terrace
Mason Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Oxford street
Mawer Sally (Mrs. ), laundress, 19 Walton st. Newingtun
Mawer William, Ship & Plough p.h. 45 Salthonse lane
Mawer William, shni)keeper, 21 Walcott street
Mairman Thomas Coverdale, hair dresser, 96 St. Paul's st
Maxsted Edward Philip, mer. see Keighley, Maxsted k Ci<
Maxwell & Wynd, sack & bag merchants, 41 High street
Maxwell Darid, consulting engineer, Hull \i-ater works.
Newland, Oittingham
Maxwell David Chalmers, sack & bag mercliant, see
Maxwell & Wynd
Maxwell Mary (Miss),mininer & dress mBker,45 Campbell bt
May Thomas, smack owner, 324 St. George's rd.Newington
Maycock Jas.Phoenix Lanndry,i5 Spring Head rd.Newingtn
Mayes James, fishmonger, 46 Constable street
Maj'field Joseph Robinson k Alfred, Stepney paper milK
Clifton terrace, Beverley road
Mayfield Alfred, paper manufacturer, gee Mayfield Joseph
Robinson & Alfred
Maj'field Jn. Woodall,pawnbro. k jeweller,3 k 4 Waltham st
Ma}-f)eld Joseph Robmson, paper manufactarer, see May-
field Joseph Robinson k Alfred
Mayhew Fred L. steward, Hull Club, Lowgate
Maj'nard Ben. joiner k undertaker, 28 l^ndesborough st
Mead Samuel, shopkeeiier, 27 Campbell street
Mead William, linen draper, 43 Prospect street
Meadows George Frederick, confectioner, 55 Brook street
Meadows George Holmes, sec. Hull Ice Co. Limited, North
Side end, St. Andrew's dock ; residence, 10 Havdock st.
Newington
Meadows Hackett, fish "merchant, 33 Billingsgate, St.
Andrews dock, k skin rug dresser, 165 Regent street
Meanwell John, provision dealer, 53 Great Passage street,
168 Porter street k 92 Church street, Drj'pool
■ Mearns William Stnton, pilot, 36 Day street
I Mechanics' Institute (C. H. Wilson esq. m.p. president ;
Solomon Cohen k Henry Lambert, vice-presidents ; Chas.
I Shaw, treasurer j John Richardson k Joseph Barker,
I hon. sees. ; Mark Riley, librarian), 2 George street
I Medd Enoch, hairdresser k tobacconist, 5 Lime street
... ., ! Medd Richard Allen, tailor, 50 Lowgate
Mason Richard Henry, schoolmaster to Hull Seamen's ft 1 Medd Thomas, ruUy man, 15 Alfred street
General Orphan Asylum, Spring bank I Medforth George, joiner k imdertaker, 57 Seatoa street
Mason Robert James, custom house officer, 79 English street ', Medforth Robert, shopkeeper, 17 St. Paul's street
Mason Saml. Burnett, ship o-mier &c. see Mason B.B.Ic Sou ] Medforth William, grocer, 86 Barnsley st. Holderness road
Mason Thomas, ship carpenter, 54 Spyvee street. Groves ' Meek George k Son, corn, cake.flonr & seed mers.31 High »;
Mason William, corn merchant, Tripiiett , Meek Alexander, manager to the Yorkshire Coal & Steam-
Mason Wright, bone setter, 30 Lister street | ship Oimpany, Minerva terrace
Massam Thomas,com, seed & oil cake merchant, Wilberforce ! Meek Edward, beer retailer, 23 Chariot street
buildings, 25 High street k Corn exchange
Massan John William, muster mariner, 105 West parade
Maaser John, shopkeejjer, Hessle road, Newington
Maasey & Sawyer, steam ship owners, 7 Quay street
Massey Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 63 Wright street
Massey Peter, lainters' brash manufacturer, 19 Sykcs st
Massey Watson Artf)n. shipo^mer, see Massey & Sawyer
Masson Edward, shopkeejier, 40 Francis street east
Mathiesen & Co. ship brokers, 2 Humber chambers,
Prince's Dock street
Mathiesen Matthias, sliip broker, see Mathiesen k Co
Mathiaon John B. hay k straw dealer, 2 Longden street
Matsere Daniel, wtxxl carver, Caroline place
Matson Bridgett (Mrs. ), shopkeejier, 37 Strickland street
Matson John, news agent, 8 Waterloo street
Matsun Robert, bricklayer, see Pinder k Ma.tson
Meek George, corn merchant, see Meek George k Son
Meek George, jun. merchant, see Meek George k Son
Meek Hannah Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer, 31 West street
Meek James Wood, perfumer & hair dresser, 35 Paragon st.
Meek Richard Henry, painter, 62 St. Paul's street
Meggett Frederick C. coal merchant. Junction place
Megginson Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 118 Osborne street
Megginson Michael, flour dealer, 32 Prospect street
Megginson William, coach builder, 8 William street
Meggitt George, fruit merchant, 17 k 18 Humber street
Meggitt Robert George, tax collector, 21 Somcrscales street
Meggitt Samuel Rider, wool &: hair merchant, Maxwell
street, Stoneferry ; office 15 High street
Meggitt Sophia (Mrs.), dressmaker, 19 Worsley street
M^gitt Walter Frederic, solicitor & notary public.
Clvmcerv buildings. Manor street
Matthew Edward, china k earthenware dealer, 34 Naylor's ; Megson John, painter, S9J Freehold street
row, Drypool j Megson John B. painter k paperhanger, 11 Cambridge
Matthews F. C. Sons k Co. oil cake manufacturers. Corn | terrace, Waivne street
exchange k 36 High street , Mein Mary Ann (Mrs. ),Blue Bell v.H. West gm. Cottinghm
Matthews J. & Co. cabinet makers & upholsterers, Carr lane Meinecke Louis, dlr. in britigh k foreign birds, 3 Marlbro ter
Matthews Henry, coal dealers 182 Waterloo street north
Matthews Isaac, inspector of jiolice, 18 Waintleet terrace.
Fountain road
Matthews Joseph Daniel, shopkeeper, Dansom lane
Matthews William, master mariner, 5 Liveqiool st. Hessle rd
Matthews William, shopkeeper, 4 Lee Smith st. Hedon rd
Mattinson Jane (Miss), shopkeeiier, 35 Blanket row-
Maude David, baker, 38 Lower Union street
Maude Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 43 William street
Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. wholesale & retail drapers, silk
mercers, hatters, hosiers, tailors k general outfitters,
manufacturers of boots & shoes, mantles & millinery ; k
carpet, floor cloth, feather k blanket warehouse ; general
cabinet makers, pointers, decorators & house furnishers,
22 Bridge street ; 4, 5 & 6 Dock Office row ; 16 & 41
Charlotte street ; & works, Triiiiiett street
Melbourne John, insurance agent. Chalk lane, Hessle road
Melbum John, oil & lamp dealer, 45 Charles street
Melharish Walter, manager to Electric Light Co. 2S
Linnsens street
Meller William, grocer, 5 Worship street
Melling Joseph, beer retailer, 96 Walker street
Mellor Charles John, waterman, 46 Jenning street. Groves
Melton James, shoe maker, 28 West parade
Melton John, keei>er of Protestant hall, Kingston square
Melton John, tobacconist, 12 Mytongatc
Melton Wm. Townsend, master mariner, 37 Caroline place
Mendliam Robert, blacksmith, George street, Hedon
Mends & Penny, solicitors, commissioners for affidavits in
the Supreme Court, 3 Parliament street
Mends Herbert Archibald Gi'bson,solicitor,sce Mends&Penn)
Menolesque Solomon, general broker, 9 Sykes street
Maw Alfred, draiicricc.see Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. ; residence, 1 Menzes James, commission agent, 25 Frances street west.
Orosvenor lodge, Hornsea | Menzies John, artist, 8 Jarratt street, & master of Hull
Maw Edward, ccMijicr, 14 M'ellington street 1 School of Art & Science
Maw John Robert, blacksmith, Kirk Ella Menzies Robert William, engineer, &c. sec Good S:
Mawer Oe(i.linendrai)er,Fountainrd.&2o3 Waterloo st.north --
Mawer George Henry, plumber & gas fitter, 14 Norfolk st
Mawer Henry, grocer & drajier, 41 k 42 Derby street
Menzies ; residence, 4 Westbourne tcr.Derringham street
Mercantile Marine OtRce (Robert Richardson, supt. ; John
Henrj' Hogarth, deputy-supt.), Posterngatc ^
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Meritt Charles, smack on-ner, I3 Lister street
Merrikin Aim (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i8 South street
Merrikiu William S. paint, color & ramish manufacturer,
Bank side, Sculcostes
Merritt Francis, commission agent, 34 Rose street
Merritt John, boot maker, 71 Barmston street
Merritt Wm. custom house otiicer, 100 Paislej- st.Newington
Mrrson John m.a. m.d. medical superintendent of Hull
Biimuijfh Lnuatic As}-lum, De-la-Polc, Cottingham
Metcalf James, fumitare broker, 13 & 34 Trippett
Metcalf Peter, grocer, 70 Spyvee street. Groves
Metcalf William, cuwkee|)er, 93 Campbell street
Metcalfe Christopher Lnccock, pharmaceutical chemnt, 13
V^'hitefrillrgate
Metcalfe Elizabeth (Mrs.), schoolmistress at Scnlcoates
anion, Bererler road
Metcalfe Harold James, com, seed k cake merchant, 47
High street & Com exchange
^letalfe James, Base tarem. Stepney, Beverley road
Metcalfe Bobert Dawson, sec. to the Kingston-npon-Hull
VTctoris Permanent Ituildiiig Society, 18 Morpeth street.
Spring bank
Metcalfe Thomas, plasterer, 18 Blimdell street
Metcalfe nmnas B. tinman & brazier, 9 fc 31 Chapel lane ;
midenee, 3 Gloucester terrace, Grosvenor street
Metcalfe Wfluarn, tin plate worker, 36 Hill street
Mews Henry, batcher, 38 & 39 Charles street
Mewse EdWd. k Ca grocer & tobacconist, 86 Porter street
Mewse Edward, shopkeeper, 19 Finkle street
Meyer Julius, coal merchant, 17 Jarratt street
Meyer Mark, forwarding agent, see Maples & Meyer,
Hnmber Dock street
Meynell Sara (Mrs.), milliner, 76 Bean street
Michaels Abraham, shopkeeper, 5 Blanket row j
MicUeiield Coal k Lime Co. coal k lime merchants (George j
Pliimmer,agvnt),Anstrian chambers, 37 Hnmber Dock st
Middlemiss k Pearce, solicitors, commissioners for a<H-
darits in the Supreme Court of Judicature, solicitors for
Qoeen's 3rd Alliance k Holderness Ward Building
Societies ; agents for Alliance Fire Office, 11 Parliament st
Middlemiss Bobert (Arm, Middlemiss k Pearce), solicitor,
oommissioner for oaths, registrar of births k deaths for
Mills Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Howard's row. Chapman street,
Wilmington
Mills Walter Henrj-, fruiterer, 7 & 8 Holdemess road
Milne Geo. customs house officer, i Rose St. Swami's estate
Milner Alfred, librarian to the Hull subscription library,
Albion street
Milner Chas, i)rovisiou dealer, 4 Zoological ter.Spring bank
Milner George, greengrocer, 57 Spencer street
Milner George, hairdresser, 4 Maltou parade, Hessle road
Milner John George, chemist, i Osborne street
Milner Margaret (Mrs.), greengrocer, a Booth street
Milner Paul William, shopkeeper, 11 Broadley street
Milner Thomas,oomm.travlr.24 Sandringluim st.Newington
Milner Vickerman, staircase builder, 15J Wellington Ume,
k general dealer, 7 Norfolk street
Milner 'William, poulterer, 11 Grimsby lane
Milnes William, teacher of music, 20 Shaw street, Drypool
Hilnes Thomas, coal dealer, 63 Clifton street
Milnes William, coal merchant. West end, Queen's dock
Milsom Esther (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Broadley square
Milson Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Grotto square
Mines William Henry, sec. to the Hull Exchange Co. Lim.
k The Hull Club, 51 Lowgate ; residence, 3 Ada's avenue,
Leicester street
Mingay George William, travelling agent, to the Spring
bank orphan home, 15 Shakespeare street
Minns George, herring curer, Colliers street
Minshall William, secondhand clothes dealer, 4a Fountain rd -
Mitchell k Jackson, produce merchant, shipping commission
k insurance agents, Commercial chmbrs. Prince's Dock st
Mitchell Elizabeth (Mrs. ), Seven Stars p.h. 17 Fish street
Mitchell James Henrj-, grocer, 44 New George street
Mitchell Mrs. Jemima, confectioner, a Emporium build-
I ings. Spring bank
I Mitchell John, Butchers' Arms P.H. The Shambles
Mitchell John, chimney sweeper, 6 Mason street
Mitchell John Moore, manager. The Norway Mining Timber
Co. Pr ince's Dock street
' Mitchell Mar}' Elizabeth (Mrs.), fish curer k mer.i4Booth st
, Mitchell Robert Freeman, butcher, 32 Fountain road
I Mitchell Thomas, sail maker, Baltic buildings, 144 High st
' Mitchell Thomas W; produce mer. see Mitchell k ,f ackson
Myton district, 11 Parliament street; residence, 13 | Mitchell William, cowkeeper, Cottingham
Linnseos street k at Withernsea, near HiUl ' Mitton Brough, shoe maker, Adelaide st. west, Adelaide st
Middleton Thomas k Son, wholesale grocers k wine k spirit i Mobbs Richard, estate agent, 34 Market place
merchants, igfcaoBlackfriargate; warehou8e,ii3Highst Mobbs Thomas, manager of the Bricklayer's Central Store
Middleton Henry, tobacconist, 59 Whitefriargate i Co. 10 John street
Middleton Jas-W. shopkeeper, I Station parade, Holderness rd ' Mockett James, greengrocer, 106 Spyvee street. Groves
Uiddleton John, merchant, see Middleton Thomas k Son i Molineux James u.v. surgeon, Hessle
Middleton Jsph. plumber, glazier k gasfltter, 118 Porter st ' Monaghan Robert, grocer, 32 Gibson street
Middleton Thomas, merchant, see Middleton Thomas k Son ' Moncaster Frederick George, cabinet maker, 59 Prospect st
MidgleyAnn k Son (Mrs.), boot k shoe manufacturers & ' Moncaster Thomas James, saddler, 7 Prospect street k
dealers, la Charles street k 15 Worship street I Southgate, Hessle
Midgley Emanuel, yeast importer, 37 Wellington street Monday Joseph, shipwright, 73 Reform street
Mklgley John William, boot k shoe manufacturer, see Mrs. 1 Monkman Christiana (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Vincent street
.\nn Midgley k Son | Monkman Jefferson, manager, 8 Park Street cres. Park st
Mkigley Joseph, agent to Gainsborough Jc Grimsby United ' Mousey BenjaminWickman, shopkeeper, 38 Courtney street.
Steam Packet Co. Lim. 81 High street . j Holdemess road
Midgley Joseph, master mariner, 5 Chnlmley St. Boulevard Mounsor Annie (Miss), dressmaker, i8 Clarendon street
Midland Railway Company's OfBces (William Henry Daniell, 1 Montgomery John & Son, stationers, printers & publishers
agent), 5 Humber place I k pub. of 'Hornsea Gazette ' (sat.), 35 k 36 Scale lane
Midland Bailway Co. 'a Fish Office (Thomas Lindup, clerk in ' Montgomerj- Edward Henry, chief engineer, 117 Regent st
charge;, 45 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Midmnd William, shopkeeper, 39 Worsley street
Midwood William.John, shopkeeper, 3i Marlborough terrace
Mdbank Bobert, butcher, 87 Thomas street, Drypool
Milbam Edward, boot & shoe maker, 64 New George street
k 38 Wnoolmlee
Milts John, clothes dealer, 41 & 43 Hedon road
Milestone John Henry, seed crushers &c. see Milestone J. H.
t Cn. k the Crown Oil Cake & Chemical Manure Co. Lim
Millsr James, chief engineer, 3 Constable street, Hessle rand
Miller Charles, bricklayer, 8 ^lencer street
Miller Henry, bricklayer & plasterer, 14 East cheap
Miller James, fruiterer, 32 Spencer street
Miller James, inspector of nuisances, 19 Portland place
Miller John, pork butcher, 33A, Bessie road
Miller Peter, drysalter, 16 Selby street, Newington
Miller Robert, draper, 79 Thomas street, Drypool
Miller Thos. baker k confectioner,2 Montreal ter.Spring bank
Sliller Thomas, omnibus proprietor, Hessle
Miller William, farmer, Dnnswell, Cottingham
Miller William, joiner, 34 Durham street
Millhnose William, grocer Jc beer retailer, 66 Cumberland st
Milliner George, shopkeeper. Manor alley
Millf J. w. k A. sr>licitors, 63 Whitefriargate
Mills Arthur, solicitor, see Mills J. W. & A. 62 Whitefriargt
Mills David, shopkeeper, 24 Emily street, Drj-pool
Mills Frederidt, pork butcher, 162 Church street, Scnlcoates
Mills James Willis, solicitor, see Mills J. W. & A
Mills Joseph, batcher, 31 Portland street
Mills Lawrence, ship carpenter, 58 Spyvee street, Groves
Montgomery John, printer, see Montgomery & Son
Montgomerj- Wm. Ashton, printer, see Montgomery k Son
Monnment Coal Co. coal merchants. West end. Queen's dck
Moody J. k W. painters, Alexandra bidgs. Holdemess road
Moody Churles Henry, custom house oiBcer, 61 Barmston st
Moody George, bricklayer k plasterer, 48 Hopwood street
Moody George, linen draper, 3 Selby street, Newington
Momly George Frederick, comm. traveller, 36 Bank street
Moody Isaac, painter, Sutton
Moody James, bricklayer, 43 Spencer street
Moody James, tailor & draper, 5 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Moody Mrs. Jane, King William IV. p.h. ig Bond street
Moody Mrs. Jane, laundress, Vernon St. St. John's wood
Moody John Henry, comm. traveller, 7 Cranboume street
Moody Thomas, shopkeeper, 130 Hodgson street. Groves
Moody Wm. Noble, painter k paper hanger, 84 Portland st
Moon George k Co. coopers, i Broadley street
Moon George, wholesale grocer, George yard
Moon Richard Fetch, commercial traveller, 7 Hopwood st
Moor Henry k Charles, brewers & maltsters, Ra}'well street ;
k wine k spirit merchants, 27 Sykes street
Moor Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 Hodgson street. Groves
Moor Samuel, shoe maker, 90^ West parade
Moor Wm. Joseph, Hamburgh tavern. 35 Blanket row
Moorby Annie (Mrs.), matron to Hull Seamen's & General
Orphan Asylum, Spring bank
Moorby Thomas, house steward, to Hull Seamen's & General
Ori>han Asylum, Spring bank
Moorby William, head master of Newland board school,
Clough road, Newland
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MoOTC Alfred, painter, Prince's road, St. John's wood
Moore Alfred, shopkeeper, g Emily street, Drypool
Moore Charles Bobert, solicitor, 6 BowlaUey lane ; res.
North grove, Prince's avenue
Moore George, painter, 15 Manchester street, Hessle road
Moore Henrj', bird stnffer, 38 Brook street
Moore James, coach painter, 19 Brook street
Moore John, machine owner, Hull road, Hedon
Moore Joseph, painter, 23 Clifton street
Moore R. S. George, civil engineer, see Clarke & Moore
Moo 'e Thos. brush maker, 4 Florence av. St John's wood
Moore Thomas Edward, saddler & harness ma. 34 Brook st
Moore Tom Edward, master mariner, 15 Trinity street
Moore William, blacksmith, 61 Wittmm
Moore Wm. grocer k beer ret. 60 Bamesley st.Holderness road
Moorhousc Mrs. Catherine, apartments, 60 Spy^'ee st. Groves
Moorhoase Mary (Miss), milliner, Grosveuor street
Moorhouse Sarah(Mias), milliner.Hyham bldgB.Gro8venor st
Moorhouse William Henry, Wheatsheaf p.h. 98 Prospect st
Moran & Sanderson, merchants, steam ship owners k for-
warding agents, Alexandra chambers. Castle street
Moran & Suiderson, ship owners k brokers, Alexandra
chambers. Castle street
Moran William, Hawaaian consul k Spanish Costs Rica k
Ecuador, Peruvian, Uruguay, vice-consul, Alexandra
chambers. Castle street ; residence, Farkroyd, Morthgate,
Cottingham. See advertisement
More John, watchmaker, i Ashley grove, Beverley road
Moreland Henry James, fishmonger, 6kg Queen street
Morfitt George Gillyot, Crystal hotel, 30 Waterloo street
Horfitt James, jun. whitesmith, 166 High street
Morfitt Thomas, cabinet maker, Holden's ter. 180 High st
Morfitt William, confectioner, 35; Porter street
Morfitt William, shopkeeper, 64 Great Passage street
Morgan David, oetrich feather dyer, 68 Wright street
Mdrgan Edward Smith L.K.c.F.Lond. surgeon, 36 George st
Morgan William, master mariner, 53 Trinity street
Morison William, brewer's agent, 5 Bowlalley lane
Morley T. B. k Co. merchants k shipping agents ; ware-
house, II Humber Dock street ; othce, 3 Humber place
Morley David, commercial traveller, 17 Hopwood street
Morley Henr}% bricklayer & grocer, 89 West parade
Morley James, cowkeeper, Bessie
Morley John, lodging bouse, 9 Story street
Morley John, master mariner, 17 Derringham street
Morley John, proprietor of the Excliange dining rooms.
Exchange, Bowlalley lane
Morley Luke, shopkeeper, 6 Cross street
Morley Matthew, butcher, 31 Charlotte street
Morley Thomas, china k glass dealer, 63 Spring street
Morley Thomas, furniture broker, Hessle
Morley Thomas, marine store dealer, 3Walcott st. Hessle rd
MorleyWm. B. comm. traveller, 22 Wilberforce st. Anlaby rd
Horpbew John, furniture remover, a Smeaton street
Morrell Joseph, builder, 45 Lansdowne street
Morrell Tom, Darley Arms p.h. 38 Great Thornton street
Morrell Wm. marine surveyor, 37 Grafton st. St.John's wood
Morrill Henry & Son, ship chandlers. Ordnance pi. Drypool
Morrill k Son, ship smiths, 56 Church street, Drypool
Morrill Hy.ship smith, see Morrill & Son, 56 Church aUDrypl
Morrill Thomas, ship chandler, see Henry Morrill k Son
Morrill Thomas, sltip smith, see Morrill k Son
Morris Alfred Dalton, shopkeeper, 19 New Garden street
Morris Barney, livery stables, Wmter's alley. Land
Green Ginger
Morris Charles, photographer, 55 Savile street
Morris Christopher, ^opkeeper.'a Lockwood street
Morris David, joiner, 34 Bright street, Holdemess road
Morris George, dining rooms. Ordnance place, Drj-pool
Morris Henry Robinson, furniture broker. Castle street
Morris John, corn factor, 47 Charles street
Morris John William, shopkeeper, i Canning street
Morris Thomas, shopkeeper k coal dealer, 12 Rodney street
Morris William, Royal William p.h. 1 Trundle street & 30
Waterhouse lane
Morrison Martha (Mrs.), dress maker, 121 Bean street
Morrison William, chief officer, 98 Regent street
Morrod Charles, marine store dealer, 8 Myton street
Morrod Elizabeth (Mrs.), brush manufacturer, 15
place, Anlaby road
Morrod George, greengrocer, 10 Iiower Union street
Morrod John, painter, George street, Cottingham
Mortier William Robert, fried fish dealer, 63 Wellington la
Mortimer John Robert, com k manure merchant, Corn ex-
change, 36 High street
Mortimer Richard, lighter owner, 50 Caroline place
Mortimer Wm. commission agent, Ryde street, Beverley rd
Morton Elizabeth (Mrs.), ships' signal lamp maker, 19
Humber Dock street
Morton James, boot & shoe maker, 11 Church lane
Morton Samuel, Gr^>es p.h. Unie street
Moseley John, dairyman, 43 Hessle road
Ocean
Mosely Simeon, surgeon dentist, 15 Whitefriargate
Moser Frederick, insurance agent, 4 Derringham street
Moses Henry k Sons, undertakers, 31, 33 k 35 Garden st
Moses Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 Wassand street
I Moses Henry, undertaker, see Moses Henry & Sons
I Moses James, grocer k beer retailer, 18 Leonard atreet
I Moses James B. tinner, p2 Wassand street
Moses Samuel, pawnbroker, 15 Scott street
Moses William, undertaker, see Moses Henry & Sons
Moses William Agar, grocer, 55 Church street, Drypool
Mosesson Moses, second hiwd clothes dealer, 34 Blanket rw
Mosey Edward, leather seller, 36 Osborne street
Moekow Isaac, tailor, 30 NQe street
Moss P. k Co. hosiers & glovers (wholesale k retail), 21
Lowgate, k, George yard
Moss Abraham, emigration agent, 16 Grimsby lane
Moss David, watch maker, 68 Mytongate
Moss Frederick Blundell, solicitor k notary public (lirio,
Lowe, Moss k Co.), 19 Parliament street; roddence.
Princess avenue, St. John's wood
Moss John, tripe dealer, 69 West street
Moss John Seymour (firm, Lowe, Moss & Co.), solicitor &
notar}- public, k commissioner & clerk to the Cottingham
Local Board, 19 Parliament street; residenoe, sionth
Field, Hessle
Moss William Ellis, flour dealer, Holdemess road
Most Frederick, pork butcher, 19 Lincoln street
Motley John, shopkeeper, 43 Paisley street, Newington
Mouat & Co. wholeeale & retail tea dealers, i Market place
Mouat Andrew, wholesale tea dealers, see Mouat k Co
Moufort George, greengrocer, 54 Walcott street
Moulson Frederick Joshua, jaincr,undertaker k greengrocer,
30 Great Passage street & Marine row
Monnsey William ViUentine, secondhand dothes dealer, 8
Lime street
Mountain Frederick, tobacconist, 63 Market place
Mountain John Joseph us.a. surgeon, i Tremayne terrace,
Anlaby road, & chemist, 115 Great Thornton street
Moverley Francis, marine store dealer, Madeley st. Hessle rd
Mowatt Joseph, agent to the Lancashire k Yorkshire Rail-
way Co. 8 Sutton street
Mowforth John, cowkeeper, Willcrby
Mowforth John, station master, Hedon
Mowforth Joseph, grocer k beer retailer. Chalk la. Hessle rd
Moxon k Pickering, maltster8,Corn exchange,36 High street;
malt kilns. Manor alley, Lowgate k Bladcfriargate
Moxon Ben. Howard, surgeon, 3 Kingatoa sq. Jarratt st
Moxon Joseph, shopkeeper, 54 Church street, Drypool
Moxon Thomas Joseph, maltster, see Moxon k Pickering
Mudge Andrew, smack owner, 336 St. George's rd.Newingtn
Muff Richard, chemist k druggist, 5a;Barmston street;
k 37 York street
Muirhesd Charles k Co. general produce ft commission
merchants, Posterngate
Mulholland Walter, plumber k glazier, i Hope ter. Walker st
Mullett Thomas, cabinet manuf. see Stratford k Mullett
Mnllineaux Charles Nathan, fruit mer. Castle chambers.
Castle street, &.greengrocer, 4 Anlaby road
Mullins Thomas, &hmonger. 17 Colliers street
Mumby Annie E. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Wassand street
Mumby Benjamin, Tap k Barrel p.h. Sewer lane
Mumby Charles, beer k wine retailer, 61 Paragon street
Mumby Edward, herbalist, 14 Cof^ui street
Mnraby George, rully owner, 133 English street
Mumby Henry, customs ottioer, 4 Milton street
Mumby Joe, shopkeeper, Sutton
Mumby Jolm Edtvard, shoe maker, 37 Somerscales street
Mumby Joseph, tally manufacturer. East Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Mumby Joseph Kent, West Dock hotel, 93 E^Ush street
Mumby Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper ft beer retailer, 11 Edward
street. Medley street
Mumby Robert, shopkeeper, 34 Great Unkm street
Mumby Thomas, greengro<Mr, 4 Spencer street
Munby John, butcher. 25 Bond street
Munby Mary Ann (Mrs.), smack owner, 15 Nile street
Mundy George W. shopkeeper, 95 Osborne street
Munkman Frank Thomas, Dog & Duck p.h. 84 High street
Munroe & Aiknian, surgeons, 19 Charlotte street
Munroe Henry M.D. surgeon ; surgery, 3 Bourne street
Munroe Margaret Bailie (Miss), ladies' school, loi Day st
Munton Alfred, shoemaker, 5 Lucas square
Murdock John G. & Co. Lim. music ft pianoforte dealers,
15 Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Murdock Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 130 Waterloo St. north
Murley Willinm ft Co. feather purifiers, mattress manufrs.
bedding manufacturers. Crown works, 31 Salthousc huie
Murley William, sack merchant, see Murley ft Smith
Murphy James, secondhand clothier, 47 West street
Murray John & C<>. ale ft porter merchants. Manor street
Murray Richard ft Son, mineral water manufacturers, 8^
I Ocean place, Anlaby road
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Murray ft Co. commission agents, 36A,Hamtier Dock ttraet
Hurray Jn. mineral water manofr. gee Murray Richd. k Son
MnmyBichd. mineral water mannfr.aee MnrrayRichd.&Son
Murray Richd. Hy. commigsion agt. Newton ho. Boulevard
Murray Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 24 Worsley street
Murray Wm. chief engineer, 44 Redbonme st. Boulevard
Mnmy William, joiner k tobacconist, 34 Humber Dock st
Murray William Henry, loan otfice, 41 George street
Murrey James, coal draler, Vernon street, St. John's wood
Murtin Benjamin, fishmonger, 51 Winoolmlee
Musgrave Benjamin, jmi. bnilder, contractor, wharfinger,
joiner Jcc. Wilmington, (rroves
MmgraTB Samuel , architects surveyor, 18 Trinity House la
MugnTcs Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging houte, ai Spencer st
Music Hall (Georee Peacock, sec. ), Jarratt street
Musk Ellen (Mrs.), school, j6 Providence row
Musk Sarah (Mrs.), fruiterer k greengrocer, 45 Chariot st
-Mnskin Thomas, draper, Northumberland avenue, West-
moreland street
Mutual Fish Salesmen Co. John Sims, Joseph J. Hobbs k
Charles Merritt &Co.piopT8. 13 East end,St. Andrew's dock
Muyr Robert, rope k twine mannfacturer. Plane street
Myers k Saimders, wholesale druggists, drysalters k oil k
provision merchants, 68 High street & 10 Castle street
Mjen George, wholesale chemist, see Myers & Saunders ;
residence, 71 Coltman street
Myers John, greengrocer. Waller street
Mj-en John, rope k twine maker, Fletchergate, Hedon
Myera Thomas, cattle spice manufacturer, 7 Jarratt street
Myers William, greengrocer, 37 Adelaide street
Myhill William, shopkeeper, 71 Cogau street
Mytnogate CoSee Booms (William Robinson Boynton,
proprietor), 35 Mytongate
\aewicer William, tailor, 14 New Garden street
Kaogle Jobti, beer retailer, 5 Mozon street
Napier Charles Hare, second engineer, 13 Walker street
Napier Robert, chief engineer, 9 Walker street
Napier Robert, timber merchants k saw milk, St. James'
street k 19 Boulevard south, Hessle road
Naaby Ellen (Mrs.), basket maker, 15^ Blanket row
Nuh Jasiah,shopkeeper k beer retailer, i6oWaterloo st. north
Naaean Charles, tailor, 35 Charles street
Naoan William Thomas H.miUiner, 8 Savile st.7 Junction st
Nation Walter, market gardener, 11 Newlands, Tofts kuie
Nattiiss Joseph, beer retailer. North parade, Beverley road
Naval k Military BiUe Society's Depdt (John William Day,
agent), g Waterhonselane
Nayler Harsley, commercial traveller, a6 Wellington lane
Naylor ic Birch, ship smiths. Trundle street
Naylor Charles, chief engineer, 31 Boynton street, Boulevard
Naykir Charles Jarvis, insurance agent. Railway station,
Oittingfaam
Naylor &dward, beer retailer, 10 Humber street
Nayk)r James, miller, Holdemess road
NayW James, diip smith, see Naylor & Birch
Naylor Marshall, fisherman Panll '
Naylor William, secondhand clothes dealer, 163 Church
street, Scuicostes
Xaytnr William, tea dealer, a Cogan terrace, Cogan street
Neal Brothers, joiners k builders, a Temple street
Neal Alfred, tailor, 13 Princess street
Neal Edwin, shoemaker, 91 West parade
Neal Samnel Essex, Polar Bear P.H. Spring bank
Neal William, furniture dealer, 9 York parade, Hessle road,
Nfwington
Ncale Thomas, fish curer, 11 Daltry street
Neale Thomas, fish mer. 20 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's'dock
Neatham Eliiabeth Bell (Miss), school, o Fostemgate
Needham Isaac, miller, Northgute, Cottmgham
Needham Sophia (Mrs.), greengrocer, a York parade,
_ Hessle road, Xewington
Neeiller Charles, confectioner, 109 Spring street
Needier James, fish merchant k curer. Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock ; 63 & 65 Gt. Passage St. k ai a>gan st
Needier John, cooperage k sawing mills, Madcley street,
_ Hessle matl k cooper, 11 Strickland street
Needier William, gun k pistol maker, 37 Silver street
Xecasm Charles, stationer, 14 Walmer terrace, Hessle road,
Xewington
Neil Haimah (Mrs. ), lodging house, 37 Mason street
Neil Thomas, shopkeeper, 37 Alexandra street
.Neill Robert Rowley, master mariner 41 Spring street
Nellest Alfred, greengrocer, 49 Great Union street
Nfllist Alfred, potato merchuit, 40 Durham street
-Nellist Henry, greengrocer, 9 Dock arcade, Hessle road,
Newington
Nelsnn James Harland, butcher 6 Worship street
Nelson John, grocer, 17 Craven street, Holdemess road
Nelson John, chief engineer, 1 1 Boynton street. Boulevard
Nelson John, shopkeeper, 15 Edward's place
■Nelson Jorgen, baker, 37 Charlotte street
Sdion Joseph, fishmonger, 4 Trippett
Nelson Peter, sailors' boarding house, 17 Osborne street
Nelson Robert, joiner k builder, 10 Brunswick avenue,
Beverley road
Nelson William, paper hanger, 5a Cogan street
Nequest Edward, sec. & supt. Hall General Cemetry Co
Nequest Matthew, shopkeeper, 18 Lower Onion street
Nesbitt James Robert, local secretary to the Gresham Life
Assurance Society, 1 1 Trinity House lane
Ness Henry, insurance agent, WestHeld cottage,Cottingham
Ness John, shopkeeper, Hallgate, Cottingham
Ness Sarah (Mrs.), market gardncr, Finkle st. Cottingham
Netherlands Consulate (John Raspin RingroseX 43 High st
Nethersell John Denhara, Lugger p.u. 39 High street
Nettleship William, toy dealer, 34 Market place
Nettleton George, boot k shoe maker, Hessle
Nettleton William, hay k straw dealer, 14 Spyyee street
k Lime street
Nettleton William, rully man, 14 Spyvee street. Groves
Neris Robert, marine store deialer, 44 Wassand street
Newbauner Charles, shopkeeper, 18 Alexandra street
Newbert George, commercial traveller, 4 Temple street
Newbitt Thomas, shopkeeper k beer retailer, 66 North st
Newbolt Henry, marine store dealer, 36 South st. Carr la
Newborn Edward, shopkeeper, 13 Blake street
Newborn Henry, lodging house, 31 Reform street
I Newby James, clothes dealer, 8 Great Passage street
Newby William, confectioner, 233 Waterloo street north
I Newcomb Jane (Mrs. ), dressmaker, 83 Clarendon street
i Newcombe Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Willerby
Newcombe Iiouisa (Mrs), shopkeeper, Cottingham road,
I Newland
I Newcombe Wilson, shopkeeper, 76 Church street, Drypool
I Newdick William, fisherman, PauU
Newham John, plumber, 35 Wincolmlee
Newham William, pilot, 18 Marmaduke street, Hessle road
! Newington Conservative Club (William Burley, sec.), 81 St-
I George's road, Newington
' Newington Steam Laundry Co. Limited (The) (William
Bates, man. ; Joseph Shields, sec), Somerset st. Newington
Newington Water Co. Limited (Francis Reckitt, chairman ;
Marmaduke Hewson, manager ; William A. Wilkinson,
secretary), Albert avenue, Newington
Newlove John William, painter, 34 Walmsley street
' Newlove Matthew G. beer retailer, Humber bank
' Newlove Thomas, shopkeeper, 80 Walker street
Newlove William, fisherman, Panll
j NewmanWm. master mariner,HnIl bk. NewIand,Cottingham
Newmarch John, timber merchant, see Tealby k Co.
Newmarsh Thomas, shoemaker, 90 Church street, Drypool
Newsam Henry, warehousekeeper, 65 High street
Newsom William, clothes dealer, 8 North walls
' Newson Frederick, beer retailer, 14 Humber street
, Newton Bros, ship chandlers, 18, 19 & 30 Princes Dock st
, Newton 'Anne (Mrs.), beer retailer, 134 Spyvee st. Groves
I Newton Charles, butcher, 38 Cmnberlond street
Newton Eliiabeth (Mrs.), clress maker, 60 Francis St. west
Newton George, tailor, 34 Norwood street
Newton Geo. Beeforth, ship chandler, see Newton Brotliers
I Newton James, asphalter, 16 Alfred street
Newton John, bacon factor, 69 Prospect street
, Newton John, batcher, 105 Hodgson street. Groves
; Newton John, butcher, 7 Lime street
1 Newton John, grocer, Hessle road, Newington
Newton John Josejih, chief olficcr, 44 Day street
Newton Matilda (Mrs.), sliopkeeper, 54 Osborne street
Newton Richard, shoe maker, 4 Leonard street
Newton Samnel, furniture dealer, 33 Witluim
Newton Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i St Mark's street
Newt<jn Tliomas, bookseller & stationer, 64 Charles street
Newton Tliomas, house agent k insurance broker, 3 Princes
Dock chambers. Princes Dock street k 31 Hcdon road
Newton Thomas, rope k twine manufacturer, 6 Williams
place, St. James street
Newton Wm.butcher,33 Dansom lane&i9Wilmington,Groves
Newton Wm. customhouse otficer,30 Beecroft St. Newington
Newton William John, pnivisiim dealer. Church st. Drypool
Nibbs Walter, chief engineer, 77 Constable street
Nichol George Henry, grocer, 35 Sykes street, Park road
Nicholls Jn. tobacconist, aDockarcwlc, Hessle rd. Newington
Nicholson Alfred, Newington hotel, Anlaby road
Nicholson Benjamin, brickkyer, 2oFinsburj-st. Fountain rd
Nicholson Charles, shopkeeper, 135 Regent street
Nicholson David, hair dresser, 37 W»lker street
Nicholson Edward Jas. marine store dlr. 14 k 16 Garden st
Nicholson Frank, butcher, a Wassand street
Nicholson Frank h.b. surgeon, 29 Albion street
Nicholson George, joiner, 74 Cogan street & 88 Lister street
Nicholson George, shojjkeeper, 81 Great Thornton street
Nicholson Hannah(Mrs. ), grocer, 34 Beeton St. Holdemess rd
Nicholson Henrj-, wholesale butcher, 25 Blanket row
Nicholson John, cowkeejwr, Clough roatl, Newland
Nicholson John, cowkeeiier, Stoneferry , ,,'^rTlf>
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Nicholson John, hcaci schoolmaster, Londeaborongh Street
l)oard school, 15 Leicester street
Nicholson John, rnlly owner, in Cami>boll street
Nicholson John Lee, surgeon, 53 George street
Nicholson Joseph, shoiikeejier, Walcott street. Heggle roacl
Nicholson Michsel, ironmonger, 24 Naylor's row, DryiX)ol&
6 Wilton terrace, Holderness road
Nicholson Kobert, brush maker, ^ Holderness road
Nicholson Robert, butcher, 17 Spring bank
Nicholson Robert, pilot, 94 Trinity street
Nicholson Robert Hicks Beauclcrc, surgeon, ai Albion st
Nicholson Samuel, Blacksmiths' Arii;s p.H. Kreston
Nicholson Samuel T. insurance agent, 5 Bowlalley lane
Nicholson Tliomas, cowkeeiier. Rose street, Alexandra road,
St. John's wood
NicholsonWltr. professor of mnsic,23Wilberforce st. Anlaby rd
Nicholson William, beer retailer, 76 Great Thornton street
Nicholson William, shoeroaker, a6 Naylor's row, Dryjiool
Nicholson William Henry, butcher, 34 The Shambles
Nickoll & Knight, oil brokers (Alexander William Plimpton,
agent). Prince's chambers, 187 High street; & at Loudon
Nicolini John, wiitcli n^aker, 3 Portland street
Niemann John Charles, tailor & draper, 131 Porter street
Nightingale William Beatson & Co. wholesale & retail
grocers, 8 King street
Nightingale Darid, insurance agent, 35 Brunswick avenue,
Nenington
Nightingale John Thos. jKirk butcher, 41 Jenning st. Grores
Nightingale Louis, grocer k beer retailer, 130 Bean street
Nightingale Thomas, joiner & brickyard tool maker, 8 & 9
MaclicU street
Nightingale William, joiner, 48 Beeton st. Holderness row
Nightscale George, commission agent, 303 High street
Nightscale John, coojier & cask merchant, 203 High street
Nightscales Frank, jntato merchant, 80 Linnsus street
Niness Edwin, assistant superintendent to Prudential In-
surance Co. 3 Victoria street
Nittingcr Ludcr Christian, tailor, 46 Charles street
Nixon William, hair dresser, Fletchergate, Hedon
Nobbs Ellen (Mrs.), milliner, 36 Rosamond St. Boulevard
Noble Charles Magnus, butcher. Ordnance place, Diypool
Noble Isaac, shopkeeper, 90A, English street
Noble James, church keeiier, 6 Air street, Sculcoates
Noble Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 West parade
Noble Sophia (Mrs.), news agent, 54 Naylor's row, Drypool
Noble Thomas, provision dealer, 61 West street k 133
Withara ; warehouse, 17 Colliers street
Nordon Lydin (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 Walker street
Norfolk Christopher, shiismith & engineer, 151 High street
Norfolk John, blacksmitn, 6 Alfred street
Norfolk Richard M. inst. m. e. agricultural engineer, auc-
tioneer, commission agent, machinist, ironfounder, wag-
gon builder k agricultural implement maker, 9 Paragon
street; k at Ladygate, Beverley. See advertisement;
residence. Park terrace, Beverley
Norman George, shoe maker, 23 Mill street
Norman Thomas, clothier, 36 Porter street
Norman Thomas, tailor, 11 Regent street
Norris George, florist, 73 Seaton street
Norris John, boot & shoe maker, 27 South larade
Norris John, cowkeeiier, Inglemire lane, Cottingham
Norris Joseph, chair maker, 8 Smeaton street
Norris Samuel, cartman, 73 Seaton street
Norris Wm. shopkpr.sEdinburgh cres.Hessle rd.Newington
Norriss Saml. market gardener, 15 Abbey cres. Fountain rd
North C. M. & Co. packing case makers.Prosiwctpl. Drvjwol
North Eastern Railway, Edwin. L. Davis, superintendent ;
J. J. Brown, station master; George Petch k William
Stamper, assistant station masters; Twilton Tennison,
chief clerk ; John Wells, chief clerk (in booking office) ;
Robert Davison, chief clerk ([mrcels office) ; station.
Paragon street ; goods stations (Henrj' Denniss, sujierin-
tendent) ; Edward Cowbum, assistant superintendent ;
Railway street k (Henry Hixlgson, goods agent), Hedon
road ; stables (John Finney, manager of horse de]>Hrt-
ment), 34 Wakefield street ; fish office (Frederick Woods,
clerk in charge), 17 Billingsgate chambers, St. Andrew's
dock ; k (Charles Hopkiuson, clerk in charge), I. J. Bil-
lingsgate, St. Andrew's dock : broker's offic-e, Com Ex-
change, 36 High street (William Coupland, agent), Wil-
mington (J. H. Shipman, agent), Sculcoates ; k (William
Rose, agent). Southcoates
North Eastern Railway Horse Hospital (Thomas Jefferson,
in charge), Hedon
North Eastern Railway Literary k Mechanics' Institute
(George Hodgson, librarian), Dairyccates, Hesslc road.
Newington
North of England Laundry Co. Limited (Miss Marj- Ann
Leaberry, man. ), Woodhouse street, Hedon road
North Chaa. Matthew, packing case ma. see North C. M.& Co
North Eli/ji Ann (Miss), dress maker, i Brooklj-n villas,
Stanlev street
North George, farmer, Carr house, Sutton
North Thomas H. iron merchant, 10 North walls
North William, engineer, Hull Pumjiing station. 98 Peel st
North William George, master mariner, 20 PrjTue street
North William Henrj-, paint & colour maunfactnrer. Ex-
mouth buildings, Queen street
Northedge Sarah (Mrs.), liKlging house, 17 Percj- street
Northern Assurance Co. Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
Northgrave Kay, cabinet maker, Uaker street
Northgraves James, joiner k builder, 39 Rose street
Northgraves Margaret(Mrs. ).sliopkeeper,33 Longden street.
Newington
Northgraves William Douglas, cowkeeper, Sutton
Norton Henr}*, medical botanist, 14 Portland place
Norton James, beer retailer, 113 Walton street, Newington
Norton John, grocer & beer retailer, 23 Windsor street
Norton John Hy. bookseller, 2 Symons St. Swann's estate
Norton Joseph, shopkeeper, 29 Scott .street
Norton Ralph, hair dres.<«!r, 8 Spring bank
Norton Richard, blacksmith, Humb(Br Dock side
Norton Richard, butcher, 37 Waterloo street
Norton Richd. shiiiemith, W(x)lt»ok entry, HnmberDock st
Norton Robert, cowkeeper, 43 Constable street
Norton William, butcher, 51 Portland street
Norway Mining Timber Co. (The) (John Moore Mitchell,
man.), Victoria chambers. Prince's Dock street
Nottingham Sargcant k Sons, blacksmiths, Hessle
Notti;igham John, dairj-man, 48A, Brook st. Portland place
Nottingham John, watch maker, 34 Charles street
Nottingham Thomas, dentist, 46 Waterworks street
No\-ellMarj' (Mrs.), second-hand clothes dlr. is Strickland st
Nowell Charles k Son, surgeon dentists, 25 John street
Nowell Charles Snowden, surgeon dentist, see Charles
Nowell k Son
Nowlan James, lodging house, 32 Middle street
Nuirse Isaac, shopkeejier, 1 New Zealand ter. Providence rw
Nundy William, beer retailer, 13 Hnmber Dock street
Nunn Samuel John, shopkeeper, 17 Providence row
Nurse George, joiner, Hessle
Nurses' Home (Mrs. Elizabeth Halden, matron), 6 Wright si
Nussey Edward, leather merchant, 13 Liddell street
Nntt Edward, wine Jk spirit merchant, Anlaby road
Oake Jane Watkins (Mrs.), ladies' school, 4 Minerva ter.
Spring bank
Gates James, shopkeeper, 28 Jenning street, Ghroves
Oates Thomas, professor of music, i x Sykes street
Obrey John, master mariner, 32 Caroline place
O'Brian Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 75 Bean street
Obrien Henry, furniture broker, 19 Cumberland street
Obrien John Turner, machine broker, 48 Lincoln street
Ockelton Benjamin, custom house officer, 6 Bell Vue cres.
Londesborough street
O'Connell James, beer retailer, 60 Carr lane
Odd Fellows' Hall (Hy. Dixon, district sec. ), 13^ Lswgate
Odd Fellows' Medical Disjiensary M.U. (E. 8. Morgan,
medical officer), 36 George street
O'Donoghue Dennis Jn. clerk to School Board, Town hall
OfTen Wilkin B. smack owner, 65 Constable street
Officer William k Co. glue t artificial manure, manufrs.
Maxwell street, Stoneferrj-
Officer William, manure manufacturer, see Officer William
& Co. ; residence, 38 Louis street
Ogle Annie (Miss), head school mistress, St. Paul's school.
32 Rose street
Ogle William, commercial traveller, 5 Milton street
OglesbyRichd.&Son,glas8 i china wareho. 33 k 23 Humber st
I OglesbyEli2h.(Mrs.),glass wareho. see Oglesby Richd. k Son
I Oglesby Parker,ehief offlcer.4 Elm tree,Park ter. Clarendon st
O'Hara' James Edward L.B.C.P. physician, 3 Stony street
I Ohenroth Henrj-, master mariner, 3 Wilton street
I Ohly Charles, egg &c. importers, sec Banks A. k Co
I Okey William Stuart, shnpkeeiier, so Garden street
j Oldfield Frederick, plumber, 4^ Witham
I Oldfield Fretlerick William, sec. k man. to Sutton, Soath-
I coates & Drypool Gas Co. 11 Pemberton street
I Oldham k Bohn, civil engnrs. Imperial chmbrs. Bowlalley ia
I Oldham k Booth, millwrights, 14 Trippett
I Oldham James, chemist, 44 Hessle roM k Livingstone ter.
Anlaby road
I Oldliam James, civil engineer, see Oldham k Bohn :
residence, Cottingham
Oldham Matilda (Mrs.), Iixlging house. 97 Barmston street
Oldroyd Charles, schoolmaster of Dansom lane board school,
49 Now King street
Oliver Francis k Sun, booksellers, printers k publishers of
; the ' Hull & East Riding Good Templar,' 8 Dock street
I Oliver William k Joseph, engineers k millwrights & smiths.
Green lane k Toogood street
I Oliver Annie (Miss), dress maker, 343 Waterloo st. nortli
■ Oliver Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 3 Spring street
j Oliver Emma (Mrs), shnpkeejier, 64 Great Thornton street
1 Oliver George William, paperhange% 3 Cam s^-Stepney
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Olirrr James Thomiwiin, master, Somerset Street B<iar(l
Ktuiuh, 7 Watson terrace, Hessle road
Oliver Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 35 Great Union street
OliTer John, market gardener, Nortligate, Cottingham
Olirer John, master mariner, 84 Freehold street
Olirer John, Baflway hotel, Souttergate, Hedon
uUver Joseph, engineer, see Oliver Williiim & Joseph
Oliver Samnel Henry, master mariner, 44 All Saints' street
Olirer ^lah E. (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 4 West Dock avenue,
Hesde road
Oliver Thomas, mahogany merchants, see Ward & Oliver
Ohver William, engineer, see Oliver William & Joseph
Oliver WiUiam John, schoolmaster at Lincoln street board
school, 59 Wellington lane
OUey Henr}-, brush maker, 18 Scott street
OUey John, tailor & draper, 28 Market place
Olsufi John Edward, tailor, 33 St. John's street
Omam Thomas, professor of music, 18 New King street
OmUer David, shopkeeiwr, 103 Day street
Ombler Edwin, stationer, see M'alkington x Ombler
Ombler Samuel, cooper, 10 Spyvce street. Groves
O'Neill William, secondhand clothes dealer, 34 Garden st
Opeosbaw Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeejier, 134 Cumberland st
Osbum Charles, shopkeeper, 27 Warwick street, Drypool
Oatnm Maaringbeanl, marine store dealer, 59 Adelaide st
Otbnme George, greengrocer, 43 York street, Sculooates
Osbnme John, chimney sweeper, Tlie Cottage, Wallikcr st.
Xewington
Osborne Joseph, shoe maker, t Garden street
Osborne Thomas, newsinper reporter, Newland, Tofts lane
Osboam Henry, Kingston Arms p.h. 24 Thomas st.DryiHwl
Otboome Elam, watch & clock maker, 14 Mytongate
Osmilt Henry, baker, 10 Machell street
Osrroft James, chinuiey sweejier, 71 Liddell street
Oigerby William W. dry soap manufacturer, Hedon road
Ostler Robert k Co. confectioners, 9 Silver street
Onler George, tailor, 43.Carr lane
Oatler John, hide merchant, see Kuypers, Ostler & Scott
Ostler Joseph Edward, flax, paint k color mer. 41 High st
Ostler Bobert, jun. tailor, 31 Savile street
Oonsworth k Whitley, stone masons, Holderness road
Oonsworth Edward, stone mason, 193 Bean street
Oncsworth Jesse, stone mason, see Ounsworth & V^'hitley
Omuvortb Sarah (Mrs. ), boot & shoe maker, 100 Begent st
Ounsworth Wm. Wentworth, shopkeeiwr, 37 Wellington la
Ouston R. C. k Son, com merchants, 36 High street. Corn
exchange k 59^ Wincolmlce ; k at Leeds
Ooston David, wine k spirit merchimt, 38 Scale lane
Ouston George Bobert, com merchant, see Ouston B. C. k
Son; residence, Brough
OozIDan J. S. (Mrs. ), sliopkeejjer, 79 South parade
Orerend Bobert, market gardener, Common, Cottingham
Orwton Elizabeth (Mrs.), ahopkeeiier & beer 'retailer, 174
Waterloo street north
Overton Emanuel, builder, Kyde street, Beverley road
Overton John, jiainter k paperhanger, 31 Stanley street
Overton Joseph, beer retailer, 78 Adelaide street
Overton Willtam, saddlers' ironmonger, 36 High street
Owbridge Walter Tom, chemist k druggist, 76 Porter st
Owen John, master mariner, 42 Hutt street
Oven Stephen, master mariner, 8 Buckingham street
Owst Levitt Linsdale, shopkeeper, 60 Walmsley street
OwstoQ Louisa (Miss), newsagent & tobacconist, 6 Lime st
Oxiey Charles, sho|ikeeper, 6 Norfolk street
Oxley Frederick Gale, joiner, 67 Hojiwood street
Oxley Joseph, shopkeeiier k beer retailer, 40 Derby street
Oxley William, shopkeeper, 36 Lower Union street
Oxlq- William, shopkeeper, 48 SaUhouse lane
Oxtuby Bobert k ^n, com merchants. Prince's chambers,
187 High street
Oxt<*y Arthur, master mariner, 25 Great Thornton street
Oxtoby Charle«, c«>m merchant, see Oxtoby Bobert & Son
Oxtoby Charles, titbacconist, 71 Sjicncer street
Oxtoby Daniel, shopkeeper, 93 Day street
Oxuilnr Frederick , shopkeejier, 66 Siiencer street
Oxtoby James, horse dealer, 38 Sandriugliam st. Newingtou
Oxtoby Joseph, shopkeeper, 5 Scale lane
Oxtoby Bobert, com merchant, 11 North walls
Oxtoby Thonias, builder, 18 Francis street we.st
Ojston Geoive. butcher, 3 Stepney terrace, Beverley road,
k Newland Tofts lane
ttaj John, tailor, Hallgate, Cottingham
Pick Josiah, gnx:er, 52 Bcdboumc street. Boulevard
FMiman Thomas, bnker, 9 Jenning street, Gi-oves
hddison Anthony, draper, so Hessle niad
Fidget Bobert, cab owner, 31 Finsbury street
hdgett Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 34 Bourne street
Padgett Robert, grocer, 55 Charles street
P»dley Caroline (Mrs.), apartments, 34 Pease street
Palley Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Pease street
hdlej- Hannah (Mrs.), upholsteress, 57 Osborne street
Pagan Thomas, comiwss maker, see Castle k Pagan
Page John Henry, manager to the Proprietors of Sugar
House wharf, Lime street
Page Samuel, shopkeeper, 33 Walker street
Page WiUiam G. B. snb-libr.irian to the Hull Subscription
Library, Albion street ; & editor of the Hull Quarterly ;
residence, 24 Windsor street
Paget William, joiner, 84 Peel street k 32 Hopwood street
Pagett Guatave, horse dealer, 20 Silvester street
PaUreyman William, carrier. Kirk Ella
Paling Tames, shonkeeiicr, 12 St. Silas street, & Westnioro-
land street, Sculcoates
Palliser Jenny (Mrs.), lodging house, 15 Milton street
Palliater James, shopkeei)er, 21 Alexandra street
Pallister William, greengrocer, 42 Colliers street
Palmer Thomas William k 0>. wine merchants, 69 High st
Palmer Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 2 Christopher street
Palmer (reorge, master mariner, 69 Spring street
Palmer (rillaid, greengrocer, 25 Cleveland street, (jrovea
Palmer Jane (Mrs. ), shopkeejier & beer retailer, 32 (ribson st
Palmer Joseph. w<mk1 carver. Baker street
Palmer >Iary Ann (Miss), milliner k straw bonnet maker,
158 Porter street
Palmer Bobert, chief engineer, 27 Tadman st. Hes.sle road
Palmer Sarali (Mrs.), shopkeeiier. Common, Hessle
Palmer Thomas, plumber, Souttergate, Hedon
Palmer Thos. Wra. J.P. ^vine mer. sae Palmer T. W. k Ci>
Palmer Walter Spurr, cowkeciwr, 85 (toi)dwin street
Palmer William, grocer, i Jlilton terrace, Hessle road
Panton George Henry, stone mason, 89 (ireat Thornton st
Panton William, clothes dealer, i Trevor street
Papc T. G. k Co. butter k general merchants, 31 Bisliop l.i
Papc (Jeorgc, ruUvman, lof Alfred street
Pajie Matthew, tador. Prince's road, St. John's wood
Pajie Matthew, tailor, 71 Pro^llect street
Pape Thomas Gardham, butter mercltant, see Pal* T. (i.
& Co. ; residence, 3 Melwood terrace, Beverley road
Parcell Leeson, pork butcher, 3 Mellxmrne par. Hessle rd
Parcels Express Office (William Henrj- Prince, manager), 6
North Church side
Paris Joshua, insurance agent, 83 New George street
Parish James, provision dealer, 7 Cyprus arcade. Spring bnk .
Parish Jane (Miss), mistress of National School, Milton
street. Spring bank
Parish Samuel, shopkeeper, 64 Raj-well street
Parisian Dye k Cleaning Works (Leopold Paries, manager),
dyers k cleaners, 83 Prosiwct street
Park Godfrey Bichard k Son, solicitors, periietual com-
missioners for administering oaths, cleric to com-
missioners of Winestead Level Drainage, Kcyingham
Level Drainage, clerks to Hedon School Hoard k United
District Ontnorne, clerks to magistrates of South k
Middle Holderness k the Borough of Hedon, 25 Bishop la
Park Bichard B. auctioneer k cattle salesman, 7 Bishop la
Park Rt. Allan, solicitor, see (i. B. Park k Son ; res. Hedon
Parker Henry & Sous, wine merchants, Dock Office cliam-
bers, Cross street
Parker Wm.&Son,coal dealcrs&rully owners,32 Cambridge st
Parker Caroline (Mrs.), eating-honso keejier, 13 Castle st
Parker Charles, ba.sket maker, 62 Spencer street
Parker Edwin, agent for Sutton k Co. small parcels car-
rier, r Prince street
Parker Ernest, wine merchant, see Parker Henry & Sons
Parker George, broad & biscuit baker, 77 Cogan street
Parker (reorge, butcher, 57 Prosiiect street
Parker George, confectioner, 7 Bond street
Parker George, cowkeeper, Paoll
Parker Henrj-, wine merchant, sec Parker Henry k Sons
Parker Hy. jsph. wine k spirit mercliant, 14 SaUhouse la
Parker James, chief officer, 11 St. Stephens street
Parker John Wilson, shopkeejier, 17 Blundell street
Parker Thomas Lancaster, shopkeeper, 25 Great Union st
Rirker Thos. Melson. com mer. 5 Minerva tor. Spring bnk
Parker Vincent Henry, wine mei*. see Parker Henry k Son*
Parker William, grocer, 14 Witham
Parker Wm. manager to Subscrijition flour mill, Dansom la
Rkrker William, merchant, 78 Prosjiect street
Parker Wm. Chas. greengrocer, 7 Bamsley St. Holderness rd
Parker Wm. Michael, shojikpr. SS Arandell st. Holderness rd
Parker William Bobinson, seamen's boarding house, 10
Humber Dock street
Parkin John, beer retailer, no Thomas street, DryjKKil
Parkin Sarah (Miss), laundress, 14 All Saints' street
Parkin William, steam tug agent, s .Scott's square
Parkin James, Dyprs agent, 17 Portland jilace
Parkinson Alfred, butcher. St. Paul's street
Parkinson Ellen (Mrs. ), dress maker, 2 Ocean pi. Anlaby rj
Parkinson George, fruiterer, 20 Anlaby road
Parkinson Maria (Mrs.), greengrocer, 37 West street
Parkinson Percy, linen drajier, 47 & 48 Witham
Parkinson Samuel, gr(X'er, 5 New ( George street
Parkinson Thomas, Stevedore, 19 Grimston street^ J .^
Parkinson Wm. shopkeeper & b^r retailer, t8 Winilsoi", f
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Parman Ezer, shoemaker, 6 Scott's square
Parmentier Richard, bricklaj'er, 7 Finsbury street
Pamell Joanna (Mrs. ), printer. Market place, Hednn
Parochial Offices for Holv Trinity k St. Mary (Rating
Office) (John Henry ffart, rating assistant overseer ;
Geo. Edward Duncan, rating assistant clerk), Posterngate
Parr John, grocer, 97 Bean street
Parrinder William, shopkeeper, 28 William street
Parrish George, grocer, 11 l/mdesborough street
Parriah George, provision dealer, 66 Charles street
Parrott Francis, fisherman, Paull
Farrott James, fishemian, Paul!
Parrott John, shoemaker, 38 Church street, Drypool
Parrott Joseph, tailor & liatter, 29 Cliariot street
Parrott Rebecca Jane (Miss), dress ma. 56 Gt. Thornton st
Parrott Richard, pilot, 38 William street
Parrott Thomas Cecil, plumber & gasfitter. Medley street
Parrott Thomas SutcliSe, hosier & draper, 32 Hessle road
& Manchester house, Hessle road, Newington
Parrott Wm. Thos. ship chandler, Sth. side, St. Andrew's dck
Parry David H. watchmaker, Hallgate, Cottingham
Porr^ Daniel Henry, watchmaker, 18 Walmsley street
Partmgton Jas. & Co. timber mer. & saw mills, St. James* st
Partmgton James, yeast merchant, 9 Lister street
Partis Joseph Richard, timber merchants, St. Pauls' street
Partridge William Henry, shopkeeper, 59 Strickland street
Pashby Edwin, master mariner, 63 Freehold street
Pashley Emily (Miss), refreshment rooms, 4 Gt. Passage st
Pashley Peter, manager of Hull People's Public House Co.
Limited (No. 3), Dansom lane
Patchett Francis, shopkeeper, Southcoates lane
Patchett William, shopkeeper, 23 West parade
Patent Oil Extracting Co. Limited, oil extractors (A. W.
Macilwaine, manager), Stoneferry
Patenon Joahua, chair manuf. Venture pi. Colliers street
Paterson Williani, manager of the Hull People's Public
House Co. Umited, 78 Lowgate
Patrick Jane (Mrs.), laundress, Inglemire lane, Cottingham
Patrick Joseph Albert, district supt. to British Workman's
Assurance Co. Limited, as Humber Dock street ; residence,
Rutland house, 9 College street, Beverley road
Patterson John Parker, cabinet maker, 134 Porter street
Pattinson Christopher, stationer, see 'Thornton k Pattinson
Pattiuson Geo. Wm. coffee roaster, Well's yd. WaterwTks st
Pattinson John, chief engineer to Thomas Wilson Son & Co.
41 Edward's place
Pattison George, chimney sweeper, 96 Witham
Pattison Jame«, chimney sweeper, 4 Jack's pas. Church la
Pattison Jn.chiraney sweeper, 3 West par.84Gt. Thornton st
Pattison Joseph, draper, 33 Green lane
Pttttrick (ieorge, coal dealer, 26 Alma street,Dryixxil,&'keel
owner, East end. Queen's dock
Pattrick R. G. suiwrintendent. Prudential Assurance Co.
Limited, Commercial chambers, Savile street
Patty Edwin, waterman, 14 Grimston street
Paul John Stuart, hair dresser, 16 Brook street
Pauling Arthur, agent to the General Steam Nangation Co.
I Humber place
Pauling Henry Dopkin, butcher, 65 Selby street & at 54
Hessle road, Newingtou
Paull Thomas, confectioner, 19^ Hessle road
Paulsen Clans, merchant, Posterngate
Paver William, shopkeeper, i Emily street, Dryjxwl
Pawson Ursula (Mrs.), uress maker, 123 Bean street
Pawson William, shopkeciwr, 146 Bean street
Paxton Geo. Wm. fruiterer k tobacconist, 38 Adelaide st
Paj-ne, Douthwaite k Co. timber merchiuits. Dock Office
chambers. Cross street
Paj-ne Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 19 Reform street
Payne George, fanner. Burn park, Cottingluim
Payne Henry Ludwig Lind, linen draiter, 14 St. John's st
Payne John Richard, farmer, Cottingham
Payne John Robert, farmer, Preston
Payne Joseph, marine store dealer, 53 Scott street
Peach George, eowkeeiier, 21 Canning street
Peachy Elias Fox, bricklayer, 11 Park street
Peacock Alice (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 22 Barmston street
Peacock Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 132 Walker st
Peacock Arthur Egbert, manager for James' Gibbs k Co.
Com excliange, 36 High st. ; re8.3 Stockburn vils.Park gro
Peacock Elizabeth (Mrs.), cowkeeper, St/nieferry
Peacock Ellen (Mrs. ), upholsterers, St. Silas street
Peacock Geo. supt. of Public Assembly rooms, Kingston sq
Peacock Henry, joiner, 28 Rose street
Peacock John, dairyman. Chalk lane, Hessle road
Peak Edward Amos, head gardener k manager. The Park
Peaker Matthew, smack owner. May cot. St. George's roatl
Pearcc James, watchmaker k jeweller, 53 Whitefriargate
Pcarcc Thomas, deputy registrar births k deaths Myton
district, commissioner for oaths, solicitor to Holderness
Permanent Benefit Building Society k solicitor (see
Middlemiss k Fearer) ; residence, 5 Coltman street
Pearce Mary (Mrs.), secondhand bookseller, Brighton
arcade, 89 Prospect street
Pearson A. E. & Co. ship broker, Chajwl lane
Pearson & Bailey, seed crushers &c. Oriel chambers, 27
High street k Church street, Sculcoates
Pearson Ann (Mrs. ), cowkeeper, NewUnd Toft's lane
Pearson Arthur, master manner, 3 Pendrill st. Beverley rd
Pearson Berridge, greengrocer, 196 Waterloo street
Pearson Charles, mast & Dlock iTiaJforth East end, Albert dk
Pearson David, cowkeeper, Marfleet lane
Pearson Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker,39 Francis street west
Pearson George, tlour dealer, Trippett
Pearson George, greengrocer, 37 West parade
Pearson George, oil k grease manf . a North Walla
Pearson Henry, tailor, 24 Jarvis street. Groves
Pearson Holmes^ Cariienter'sArms p.u. 9 GreatUnion street
Pearson Isaac, linen araiier, 15 Carlisle street
Pearson John, builder, 34 Beaumont St. k 22 Williamson st
Pearson John, draper, 165 St. Paul's street
Pearson John, dyer, 14 Charles street
Pearson John, Horse k Jockey P.H. 13 Lower Union street
Pearson John, pilot, 228 Waterloo street north
Pearson John, shopkeeper, 4 Grosrenor street
Pearson John B. butcher, Sewer lane
Pearson John Robert, hat k cap manfr. 17 Cromwell st
Pearson Joseph, contractor, 12 Beaumont st. Drypool
Pearson Martlia (Mrs.), grocer, 6 Clyde ter. Hessle road
Pearson Miss Mary Jane, milliner, 166 Porter street
Pearson Richard, builder, contractor, building valuer k
house agent, 5 Cyprus arcade, 9 Land of Green Ginger k
Alexandra street, Spring bank
Pearson Richard, dairyman, 33 North street
Pearson Robert, manager, 19 Constable street
Pearson Sarah (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Stoneferry
Pearson Thomas, Bell inn k carrier, Preston
Pearson William, linen drajier, 66 Saving bonk
Pearson William, pilot, 4 Bank street
Pearson William snopkeeper, 8 South street
Pearson William, yeast agent, Wellington street
Pearson William Charles, coal merchant, 9 Land of Green
Ginger, & s Cyprus arcade, Spring bank
Pearson William Edward, builder, 13 Wilton street
Pearson William Henry, dentist, 40 George street
Pearson Zachariah Charles, surveyor of shiiis & cargoes,
Prussian chambers, Posterngate
Peart Hannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, Hessle
Peart Jane (Mrs.), hosier. Providence row
Peart Mary Ann (Mrs.), schoolmistress of St Luke's
Schools, I Pease street
Peart Thomas, shopkeejicr, 9 Naylor's row, Drj^ool
Pease & Sons, Peases' Old Bank, i Trinity house lane j draw
on Glyn, Mills, Currie k Co. London e.e
Pease Francis Rd. banker, see Pease & Sons
Pease Henry Joseph Robinson, banker, see Pease k Sons
Peasegood William & Co. oil merchants & drysalters. Bank-
side, Sculcoates
Peat Frederick, master mariner,is Dansom lane
Peat Henry, jilumber, i Cawlin place
Peat John, gr(x»r, Lee Smith street
Peanerle Frederick, jwrk butcher, 39 Charles street
Pechell Augustus, insurance agent, Chancery beds,Manor st
Peck Henry k Oi. cement k plaster manufacturers, Church
street, Sculcoates ; office, g St. John's street
Peck Michael Chas. k Son, steam printers &c. 10 Market pi
Peck Edward, lotlging house, 17 Silvester street
Peck Henry, cement manufacturer, see Peck Henry k Co
Peck Michael Charles, stationer, nee Peck k Son
Peck Michael Cliarles, jun. stationer, see Peck & Son
Peck Thomas Arthur, solicitor, 12 Parliament street
Peckit Joseph, apartments, 48 Lansdowne street
Pedditt John, fisherman, 34 Hsvelock street, Ncwington
P«lersen k Co. commission agents, 25 Humber Dock street
Pedersen Peter Andreas, commission agt. see Pedersen & Co
?eder8onPeter,fish salesman, 22 Billingsgte.St. Andrew's dck
Peek & Cannichael, marine surveyors k steam tug owners,
Wellington street west
Peek Edward Robert, marine surveyor be. see Peek k
Carmichacl
Peel Ambrose, shoiikeeper, 57 Wassand street
Peel John, earthenware dealer, 19 Jarvis street. Groves
Peers John, stone mason, see Quibell & Peers
Pegden Nicholas, master mariner, 19 Lister street
P^den Nicholas Edward, chief engineer, lo Clarendon st
PeU George Kirton, custom house officer, 22 Ferry street
Penitentiary- (Miss Agnes Innes, matron), Anlaby road
Pcnlingen William Henry, master mariner, 52 Louis street
Penney Mulgrave Dl. F.c.s. analytical chemist, 15 High st
Pennington Clara (Miss), milliner, 69 Adelaide street
Penny William Hughes, solicitor, see Mends k Penny
Penrose John, shopkeeper, 44, & bricklayer, 47 West parade
Penrose Mary Ann (Mrs.), newsagent, 14 Spencer street
Penrose Thomas, boot &slioe maker, 3^ St. Luke's st
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r»ojile's Cocoa Ronmg (Fred Tucker, manager;, cocoa room,
56 Paragon street
Pepper George, master mariner, 7 Clyde ter. Aulaby rd
IVJijier John, grocer, 38 Parrott street, Jfewington
Peiner Solomon, shopkeejier, 47 Barraston street
F^R-iral Edward, shopkeeper, 24 Alexandra street
Ftrcr Charles, refreshment rooms, 69 Queen's street
Percy James, cowkceper, 119 West Parade
Perkins Richard (Mrs.), ladies' school, 36 Fountain street,
Aniaby mad
Perkins Captain Rcbert Crispen Snow, marine surreyor, 35
Wellington street
Perkins Tom, shopkeeper, 35 Trippett
Peniu Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkee^ier, 8 St. Mark's street
Perry George, cowkeeper, Vernon street, St. John's wood
Petry Henry H. accountant, 15 Bowlalley lane
Perrj- William, fish curer. Colliers street
Peiryman Thomas, cowkeeper, Aniaby
Perarian Consulate (William Moran, rice consul), Alexan-
dra chambers. Castle street
Peschke Charles, cabinet maker, Aniaby road
Fetch Edward Glenn, Kingston New inn, 6 HopworKl st
Fetch George,assistant station master N.E.Rly. 43Regent st
Fetch Joseph, gardener, i King's terrace, Terry street
Fetch Mary (^rs.), day school, 25 Cottingham ter. Drain sd
Fetch Rebecca (Mrs.), grocer, 59 Witham
Fetch Richard, butcher, 54 Prospect street
Fetch Robert, dairyman, 6 Vincent street
Peters James Henry, wine merchant &c. see Brodrick k
Peters, 38 High street ; res. Hull Club, Lowgale
Peters Julius, soida wat«r manufacturer, 196 High street
Prtfraen Peter, merchant, see Christiansen John & Co
Felfield John, blacksmith, Bessie
Fetfidd Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker,39 Spyree 8t.Grores
Fetrie Thomas, cocoa house, 4 Fish street
Fettiocell Joaeph Edmund, solicitor. County buildings.
Land of Green Ginger
Firtty Joseph, furniture broker, 49 Beaumont St. Dr}']KX)I
Petty Mortimer, schoolmaster, Williamson Street board
school: residence, 55 Wright street
Petty Robert, brickmaker, Haren, Hessle
Petty Bobert, cowkeeper, Tbistleton, Stoneferry
?ttQ William, butcher, 36 The Shambles
Fkxtoo fc Skow, rigging makers, Neptune street
Fexton David Lowell, butcher, 35 Holderncss road
Pextoo George, fish curer, 37 Myton street
P«tun Henr}', butcher, 8 L<)rnc ter. Holdemess road
Fexton Tom, ship rigger, 338 St. George's rd. Newington
Peiton Wm. Leng, butcher, 5 Alexandra arcade, Hedon rd
Peiffer Frederick, pork butcher, 9 Grimston street
Pfiefe William, tailor, 8 Prince of Wales ter. St. Luke's st
Philip Bobert Harris, oil & grease merchant, 183 High st
Plullipp EUen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Colliers street
FhiUippo John, tailor, Hallgate, Cottingham
Phillips Bnithers, tailors & clothiers, 39 Silver street
Phillipe Arthur Wellesley, chief officer, 39 Sandringham
street, Newington
Phillipe Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 83 Charles st
Phillips John, shoe maker, 5 Grimsby lane
Phillips Phillip Solomon, jeweller & pawnbroker,3oLowgate
1 15 Hessle road
Phillips Samuel Franklin, shoe maker, 98 Porter street
Phillips Thomas, fish merchant, 36 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock ft Wellington street
Phillipson Francis, tailor, 188 Waterloo street north
Phillipton WiUiam, tinman k gas fitter, 4 Salthouse lane
Phillinson William Edward, provision dealer, 1 1 Waterho.la
Pick Wm. Hy. cabinet maker, 15 Bean street
Pickaid Caroline (Mrs.), apartments, 13 Campbell street
Fickard Elizabeth (Mrs.), mistress of Mrs. Scott's charity
scfaocd, Sonthcoates lane
Fickard George, oil skin manufacturer, 67 English street
Fickard John, shoe maker, 45 New George street
Ficiurd William, insurance broker,30 Scale lane ; residence,
Burlington quay
Fickells George, Imen draper, 10 Lime street
FiHiering k £bldane,fish merchants, 15 East end, 5 & 6 Bil-
lingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Pickering Albert, maltster, see Moxon k Pickering
Rckering Arthur, market gardener. New vlg. Cottingham
Fickering Atkinson, pharmaceutical chemist, 45 Lowgatc
Fiekering Benjamin, accountant, 8 Parliament street
Pickering Christopher, fish merchant, «ee Pickering &
Haldsne
Fickering David, watch k clock ma. 59 Selby st. Newington
Pickering Edward, bricklayer, 113 West parade
Fiderulg George, watch k clock maker, 3A, Prospect st
Pickering Geo. Edwd. flour k provision dlr.71 A,Spring bank
Pickering James, shopkeeper, 7 Hodgson street, Groves
Pickering John Garton, bricklayer, Holdemess road
Pickering Joaeph, secondhand clothier, 55 Spence street
Pickering Micoael, rullyman, 19 Kirby street, Sculcoates
Pickering Ralph, Royal Oak p.h. PauU
Pickering Richard Smith,ne\rspaj)er reporter, 43 Linnaetis st
Pickering Robert John, tobacconist k toy dealer, 6 Cyprus
arcade. Spring bank, k 22 l^ind street
Pickering Sarah Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeejier, 65 Myton street
Pickering Thomas, beer retailer, Cottingliam road, Ncwland
Pickering Tom, tailor, 13 Francis street east
Pickering William, bricklayer & plasterer, 11 Prince street
& Anne street
PiekersjiU Thomas William, grocer, 36 Lowgate
Pickhaver Paul, stationer, 26 Great Union street
Pickles John, linen draper, 54 Mytongate
Pickles Joseph, ticket writer, 10 Church lane
Pickles William, shopkeejxsr, 35 Boynton street. Boulevard
Fickwell George, King William p.h. 49Hnmb«r street
Piekwell Mark, Tjiiemouth Castle p.h. so Osborne street
Pickwell Bobert c.E. civil engineer. Temple buildings, Bow-
alley lane ; residence, Westboume avenue
Pidd George Henry, butcher, Williamson street
Pidd George William, upholsterer k mattress maker, Hy-
perion street Drj-jiool ; residence, 21 Pennington street
Pierce Sarah AnnfMrs.),shopkeeper,46Parrott st.Newington
Pierccy William, joiner, i Willow grove, Newland, Tofts la
Piercy' William, shipsmith, Hyperion street, Drj^iool
Pike Clara Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 57 Arthur street,
Newington
Pike John, smack owner, 31 St. George's road, Newington
Pilford John, lodging house, i Liverpool street, Hessle road
Pilmore Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, Strickland street
Pilot k Ballast Office (James Haxwell Woolf, commodore of
pilots, k ballast master ; John W. Lewis, clerk to com-
missioners), Queen street
Pinchbeck Isaac, commission agent, 66 Walmsley street
Pinchbeck John, agent to Liver^mol Victoria I,egal Friendly
Society, 14 Finsbury street
Pinchbeck Ralph, provision dealer, 60 Hessle road
Pincheon Robert, chief engineer (marine), 10 St. Stephen st
Pinchon Thomas, commercial traveller, 3 Vane street
Pinchon Wm. Glenforth, master mariner, 12 Wilberforce st
Pinchon William Henrj', master mariner, 3 Fountain street,
Aniaby road
Pindar 'rt'illiam k Son wire workers, 53 Salthouse lane
Pinder k Matson, bricklayer, 62 Cumberland street
Pinder Edward, master mariner, 4 Harley street
Pinder Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 32 Vincent street
Pinder Francis, bricklayer, 66 Baunston street
Pinder (icorge, rullyman k general carrier, 21 Cromwell St.
k 165 High street
Pinder (leorge, tailor, 33 Beaumont street, Drypool
Pinder George Banks, wool brokers, 7 t 8 Royiil Chambers,
Wellington street
Pinder Herbert, Pine Apple tavern, 33 Salthouse lane
Pinder John, ironmonger, 23J Trippett
Knder John, yeast dealer, 28 Windsor street
Finder John Beckwith, dining rooms, 64 Paragon street
Pinder Jonathan, frtiit mcrcMnt, Wellington street
Pinder Lovica (Mrs.), shopkeeper k marine store dealer,
164 High street
Pinder Sarah Jane (Miss), dress maker, 6 Cromwell terrace.
West parade
Pinder Septimus, fruit merchant, 23 Constable street
Pinder 'Thomas, rullyman & marine store dir. 6 Swanu st
Pinder William, draper, 55 & 57 Holdemess road
Pinder William, joiner, Hedon road
Pinder William, rullyman, 23 Blake street
Piimer Samuel, dyer, 124 Osborne street
Pinnock Diana Louisa (Mrs. ), scrrnnts' registry office, 13 St.
Stephen's street
PinnockJn.Hy.yeast dealer, iBellevne cres.Londesborough st
Pion Catherine (Mrs.), fruiterer, 8 Salthouse lane
Pijier John Walker, carver & gilder, 14 Alfred street
Pitcher Robert, shopkeeper, 4 Jane street
Pitman Lina (Mrs.), apartments, 17 Pease street
Pitts Henr}-, Ship inn, Sutton
Pitts Henry William, master. Park Soad Board school, 3
Ada's avenue, Leicester street
Pitts Jemima (Mrs.), infants' mistress. Park Road Board
school, Ada's avenue, 3 Leicester street
Pitts John, sen. coal dealer, 99 Day street
Pitts John, jun. coal dealer, 170 Regent street
Pitts John Andrew, pork buteher, Hallgate, Cottingham
Pitts Joseph, corn dealer, 41 Day street
Pitts Tom, coal dealer, 105 Campbell street
Plant Joseph, grocer & provision dealer, 31 ft 33 Myton street
Ratts Ellen (Mrs. ), dress maker, 7 Selby street, Newington
Platts (reorge, cabinet maker, 8 ft 9 Tripjiett street
Platts James, confectioner, 29 Trippett
Platts Michael, shopkeejier, 181 Bean street
Plaxton Foster ft Co. printers, stationers, ft lithographers,
57 Whitefriargate
Plaxton Charles, market gardener, Dunswell, Cottingham
Plaxton James, stationer, see Plaxton Foster ft Co
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riayfont Elizabeth (Mrs. ), tisbmonger, 43 North street
Playfont Tlinraas, fishmonger, 89 Spring street
riimiiton Alexander William, agent to Xickoll & Knight,
Prince's chambers, 187 High street
Plowman Sarah Jane (Miss), dress maker, 44 Cumberland st
Plowman William, coal dealer, 17 St. Silas street
Plowman William L. marble mason, 5 Abbey orcs.Fomitain rd
Plumber George, shoe maker, 30 York street
Plummcr Jonah, surgeon, Soutterg-ate, Hedon
Pdckley Richard, shopkeeiier, Dansom lane
Pocklington Joel, drajjcr, Thornville house, Hesslc road
Pnlack Julius Lazarus, butcher, 56 Brook street ; k carcase
butcher. Blanket row
Pole Miss Annie, mistress, Blundell Street Board school, 74
Trinity street
I'olice 0)iice(Ja8.Cam])bcU,chier|C<mstable), ao Parliament st
Polir Peter William, manager at Patent colour works, 46
New King street
Pollard John Thomas, shopkeeper, Bererley road
Pollard Thomas, Splaw Bone p.h. ii Church st. Sculcoates
Pollard Thomas Vinor, butcher, 50 Adelaide street.
Pomeroy John James, commercial traveller, Lambert
street, St. John's wood
Pool Edward, shoe maker, 78 Walker street
P'K)1 Robert Bradshaw, trunk & portmanteau maker, 61
Queen street
PiM>l WiUiam, grocer & linen drajier, i & 2 Jane's )>lace. Air
street, Sculcoates ; coal merchant, 5 Baker street ; &
jiroprietor of Turkish baths & steam washing machine
maker, 3, 4 & 5 (ieorge street
Poole William, confectioner, Cumberland ter. Anlaby road
P(«)ley Silvester, sho|ikeeper, 41 Adelaide street
Pope & Pearson Limited Colliery Proprict«rs(Samuel Joseph
Cooper, agent), 7 Minerva terrace
Popjiey Tliomas Everilt, beer retailer, 33 Bourne street '
Popjile William, Pacific hotel, Fountain road & St. Paul's I
street, Swann's estate I
Popplcton William, lodging house, Westmoreland street |
Popplcwell Hannah (Mrs. ), hosier & glover, 19 Market place ',
Port of Hull Society for the Religious Instruction of Sea- [
men (John William Day, corresixmding & financial sec),
9 Waterhouse lane :
Port of Hull Society's Saih)rs' Or]ilum Home (Jn. Wm. Day,
corrcsjionding & financial sec. ) ; offices, 9 Waterhousc la :
Porter Henry, ^opkeciier, i Marlborough terrace
Porteous Alexander, conmiission agent Hi timber broker, .
Etherington buildings, 50 High street 1
Porter Alan, sec. to Albert Shipwright Boat Building & Mast '
Block Making Co. Limited, South side, St. Andrew's dock ;
residence, 2 Saint James' street |
Porter Charles, greengrocer, i Burleigh street
Porter Harriet (Miss), greengrocer, 7 Moxon street |
Porter Henrj-, builder, 94 St. George's road, Newington |
Porter James, fruiterer, 35 \\'itham I
Porter James, greengrocer, 72 Si)enccr street
Porter James, jiork butcher, 86 Selby street, Xcwington 1
Porter James, shopkeejier, 28 Osborne street 1
Porter John, painter & decorator, 46 Shaw street & 16
Thomas street, DryiMxil
Porter Mark, pnnnsion merchant, 25, 26 & 27 The Shambles
Porter Tliomas, builder, 44 Portland street
Porter William, shopkee|ier, 18 Naylor's row, Drypool
Portuguese Consulate (Benjamin Ansley Tapj), vice-consul),
9 Arlington street
Foskitt George, shopkeeiier, 2 Spyvee street. Groves
Poskitt Marj' E. (Mrs.), teacher of music, 34 Cogan street
Postell John, general dealers, .^g Cogan street
Posthill Isaac, drajiery agent, 82 Freehold street
Postill James E. hair dresser & news agent, 2 Adelaide st
Postill Mary (Mrs. ), lodging house, 65 Adelaide street
Potter Charles, George commercial & family hotel, 66
Whitefriargate
Potter James, tin plate worker, 86 Church st. Sculcoates
Potter Jeremiah Cnas. George hotel, Land of Green Ginger
Potter John L. smack owner, 14 Clifton villas. Boulevard
Potter John William, fisherman, Hcssle road
Potter Joseph, smack owner, 11 Waverlcy street
Potter Richard, master mariner, Hawthorne villa, Chalk
lane, Hessle road
Potter Thomas, master mariner, 7 Marlborcugh-avenue
Poagher Joseph, shoe ma. 5 Richmond ter. Old Drain side
Poulsen Emil, tobacconist, 19 Waterworks street
Pound & Gale, mast k block makers, South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Pound John F. beer retailer, 21 Hessle road
Pound John Fredk. mast & block maker, see Pound & Gale
Ponnsbury William Henry, shopkeejwr, 189 Regent street
Powell & Son, cooper, George street
Powell John, shoiilteeiier, 61 Kent street, Holdemess road
Powell John, shopkeejicr, 28 Stndley street
Powell Joseph, schoolmaster, Blunilell Street Board school,
34 Liddell street
Powell Jonathan, grocer, 53 Charles street
Powell Tliomas, hat maker, Withemwick's yanl. North st
Powis William, tea dealer, 34 Queen street
Powley John, hairdresser, 8 M.irmaduke street
Powley Philip, musical instrument maker, Hessle road
Pojnitcr John, grocer, 72 Courtney St. Holdemcss road
Prahm Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 William street
Prance Eleanor (Miss), dress maker, 9 Percy street
Pratt Christopher, beer retailer, 29 Hedon road
Pratt Hutson, provision dealer, Hedcm road
Pratt Stanstielu, Golden Gallon P.H. 22 Blanket row
Predgen John, coal dealer, 162 Regent street
Presbyterian Lecture Hall, Baker street
Prescott James, greengrocer, 4 Machell street
Prescott Robert, grocer & tea dealer, i George street
Press Arthur John, chief engineer, 21 Constable street
Preston Henry, confectioner, see Ostler R)bert k Co
Preston Mark, coal dealer, 33 Tadmaii street, Hessle road
Preston Thomas, jun. aial merchant, 5 Alfred street
Preston William, cimfectioner, 29 Witham
Price Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeiier. 33 Grimsby lane
Price George, cabinet maker, 221 Regent street
Price John, french jHilisher, 11 Trippett street
Price Thomas, customs house officer, 14 Margaret street
Price William, chemist k druggist, & post oSice, & agent for
W. & A. Gilbey, wine k spirit mercliants, 11 Witliam
Priddy William Bray, schoolmaster, PauII
Priest James, master mariner, 31 Morpeth street
Priest Robert Paul, ship broker k surveyor to German
Lloyds, 2 Princes Dock offices. Princes Dock street
Priestley Thomas, dyer, 12 North street
Priestman Bros, engineers & steam boiler manufocturers,
Holdemess foundry, James street. Dr3'p<xil
Priestman T. & A. solicitors.Temple buiIdin^,BowlaUey la
Priestman Albert, solicitor, sec T. & A. Priestman ; resi-
dence, Salisbury street. Princess avenue
Priestman Francis, confectioner, 37 Colliers street
Priestman Samuel, engineer, see Priestman Brothers
Priestman Thomas, solicitor, see T. & A. Priestman ; resi-
dence, Westcott house, Holdemess r{«d
Priestman William Dent, engineer, see Priestman Brothers
Prignall William, joiner. 62 Francis street east
Prime William Henry, dairj-man, 59 Porter street
Primrose k Co. lead, glass, tin & zinc merchants, 38
Paragon street
Prince Thomas, bacon factor, 18 Bond street
Prince William Henry, manager for Parcels Express, 6
North Church side
Pringle Brothers, b>Kit & shoe dealers, 72 Porter street
Prior Well Brewery Co.'s Stores, 59 High street
Prior John, brush manufacturer, 28 Walker street
Pritchett Edward, shopkeeper, 36 St. James' street
Pritchctt John, Princess Roj"al p.h. 6 Princes Dock street
Pritchett Jolm Thomas, tinner, iii Waverley street
Proby William Henry, hair dresser, 26 Fountain road
Procter Robert, Sons k Co. corn merchant, Etherington
buildings, 50 High street k Com exchange
Procter Thomas k Charles Lewis, cork manufrs.i3Scwerla
Procter Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 76 Charles street
Procter Charles licwis, cork manufacturer, see Procter
Thomas k Charles Lewis
Procter Henrj- Wilson, printer, lithographer & auctioneer,
6 Osborne street
Procter John, Adelphi Temperance hotel, 16 Waterworks st
Procter Josephus Wilson,birmingham & Sheffield warehouse,
3 Engine street
Procter Tliomas, blacksmith, 11 Finkle street
Procter Thomas, cork manufacturer, see Procter Thonias k
Charles Lewis
Procter Thomas Wilson, grocer, 26 Beaumont st. Drypool
Proctor Robert, Sons k Co. com brokers, Etherington
buildings, 50 High street
Proctor Charles J. com broker, see Proctor Robt.Sons & Co
Proctor James, commercial traveller, 78 Park street
Proctor John Maurice, who. provisn. mer. 16 Midland st
Proctor Wm. Joseph, ticket writer, Albert chmbrs. Carr la
Projiert Wm. master mariner, 8 Boulevard south,Hessle rd
Proudlock Charles, fruiterer k tobiu'conist, i Clyde terrace,
Hessle road
Prout James, custom house officer, 22 Symons street
Providence Loan Society (James Longstaff, manager), 19
Lansdownc street
Provincial Bedding Co. (G. F. Boutoft, manager), feather
purifiers. New Garden street
Prudential Assurance Co. Limitetl (R, G. Pattrick, supt. ),
Commercial chambers, Savile street
Public Assembly R<Mims (George Peacock, snpt. man.),
Kingston square
Public Benefit Boot & Shoe Co. (William Henry Franklin,
proprietor), 90 to 94 Prospect street
Pudncy John, pilot, 329 Regent street
Pudsey Henry Fawcett, general mer. 13 Humber Dock st
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Pultford Alfred, stationer, ^i York street
INiUun John, hay & straw dealer, 26 Worsley street
Pols Angnat, hair dresser, 14 Princes Duck street
Parcell James, pork butcher, 85 Hessle road
Parchon James, bookseller, 86 Edgar street
Purchtin William Smith, fruiterer, 76 Pro»i)cct street
Purdon Edwin Field, commercial traveller, 19 Brunswick
avMine, Beverley road
Purdon Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, 47 Sykca street
Pardon Robert, tailor, 10 Worship street
Pnrdun William, provision dealer, 21 Holdenicss road
Purvis Chas.R. custom house oflicer, i Ivy ter. Sutton st
IHitt Williani Henry, smack owner, 58 Lister street
Pattergill Richard, lish merchant, 47 Billingsgate, St.
Andre Vs dock
Frbam James ic.D. physician & surgeon, 5 Kingston sq
hrbos Charles, fish dealer. King street, Cuttingham
Pre David, aal dealer, 58 Tadmau street, Hessle road
Pye Edward, fishmonger, 4 Holderness arcade, Witham
Fj'elinch James & Co. shipping agents, 53 Homber street
Pyetincfa James, shipping agent, see Pycnnch Jas. & Co
:'yinan. Bell & Co. coal ex^iorters, Hesslegate buildings,
Homber Dock street
Pytah k Flowerday, brass founders, Wells yd.Waterworks st I
Pyntb Thomas Hardy, assurance agent, 48 Norwood street |
PtTBh Thomas Samuel,bra8sfounder,8ee Pyrah & Flowerday {
Uuantuck Charles, bicycle manufacturer, 4^ Baker street 1
(Joantnck Bubert John Hird,scale beam maker, 27 Green la
Qneen's Permanent Benefit Building Society (Joseph Perry
Backwell, secretary), 9 Scale lane '
Uoest tieorge, shopkeeper, 70 Waverley street
(joibell It Peers, stone maaous. Fountain road
Quick Walter James, chief engineer, 41 Sutton street
Unicke Thomas Joseph, surgeon, see Camley Jlc Quicke
Uuinton Edwartl, grocer k beer retailer, 17 Buckingham st
Kable John, shoe maker, 131 St. Paul's street
Race Benjamin, linen draiier, 1C7 Church St. Sculcjates
Rickley Joseph Rupert, chief officer, 49 Day street
Radge William, cowkeeiier, Ueorge street, Cottingham
Riifford George, tin plate worker, 15 Caroline street
Raine Charles, tin plate worker, 53 Jenning st. Groves
Hiioes k Porter, tallow prejiarers, 130 Church st.Sculcoates
Baines Alfred, tallow prejiarer, see Raines & Porter
Rainforth Wm. & Son, owners of the Lincoln, Sleaford k
Humcastle regular traders (John Henry Slack, agent),
192 High street
Ramsbottom Henry, fish curcr, a6 Alfred street
Sanudale George, shopkeeiier, 33 Swann st. Sculcoates
Bainsdale John, furniture broker, 16 East cheap
Kanudale John, steward to C. P. Sykes esq. West Ella
Ramsdale Wm. jnn. joiner k fancy dealer,6i Cumberland st
RuDsden Thomas, cooper & shopkeeiier, 63 Cumberland st
Ramsden Thomas, 8hopkeeper,73Sandringham st.Newngtn
Ramsey George, Dock Company's warehouse, South side,
Queen's dock : residence, 42 Windsor street
Ramsey Henry Thylor, jeweller, 44 Lowgate
Ramsey Jesse, saddler, 41 Porter street
Ramsey John, joiner k undertaker, SchiM>l street
Ramsey John, wholesale ironmonger & oil & color man, 54
Uiwgate ; residence, 28 River bank, Goole
Ramsey Robert, painter, Hessle
Ramsey Thomas, jeweller, sec Caniby & Ramsey
Ramsey Wm. chief officer, 35 Brunswick av. Ncwington
Ramsbaw J. W. H. joiner k wheelwright, Hessle rd.Nwgtn
Ramskjn Edward, grocer k joiner, 29 Lcwkwixid street
Ramster Thomas, lish dealer, 138 Osborne street
Ramster Wm. secondhand clothes dealer, 32 Wassand st
Ramlerson George John, bmtt, k shoe maker, 5 Prospect st
Randerson James, baker, 8 Mytou jilace
Randerson Joseph, baker k confectioner, 55 Porter street
Bsnderscin Maria (Mrs.), shopkee|ier, 24 Vincent street
Rands George, beer retailer, 33 Hill street
Rank Joseph, steam miller, Holderness n>ad
Ransom John & Co. skin, rag, rope k canvas merchant,
46 Osborne street
Ransom Richard Clarke, farmer. Castle hill, Sutton
Ransom William, marine store dealer, 28 Short street
Ransom William, rag merchant, 51 Canning street
Ra|ier Christiana (Mrs.), shopkeeiier, 19 Humber street
Raper Sunnel, sbo{)kecper, 23 & 24 Warwick st. Drypoot
Rsper Wm. Geo. timber mer. see Atkinson k Rojier
Raven George, boys' school, 301 Coltman street
Raven Henry, butcher, 30 Church street,Drypool ; k milk
dealer, 36 Naylor's row, Drypool
Raven Miles, oolL of rates,Sutton (nrish office, 108 Witham
Raw Edwin, watch k clock maker k jeweller, 10 Savile st
Kiw William, builder k paper hanger, 3 Ncwington villas,
Anfaiby road
Rawd<n Joseph, commission agent, 10 Leonard street
Rawlcy William, greengrocer, 39 Wincolmlee
Rawlinga Fredk.outfltter &c. see Smith k Rawlings,Qaeen st
Kawlinson William Chant, grocer, 84 North street ■
Bawson (W.) & Robinson (J.), fruit merchants & steam
ship owners. Walker's cliambers, Humber street ; ware-
house, 38 Wellington street
Rawson Caroline (Miss), dressmaker, 51 Reform street
Rnwson Charles, hosier, 38 St. Luke's street
Rawson Edward, Old Greenland Fishery p.h. 25 Bridge st
Rawson Francis, 2 Stanley terrace, Aniaby road
Rawson Frank, blacksmith, Preston
Rawson John, shoe maker, Baxtergate, Hedon
Rawson Wm. steam ship owner, see Bawson W.k R>ibinson J
Rawstorn George, oil tic. merchant, see Rawstorn James
Rawstom Jas, oil, spirit k yeast merchant, 78 & 79 High st
Ray Francis, bricklayer, 21 Alma street, Drypool
Rayment k Sharp, ship chandlers & bonded store dealers,
158 k 159 High street & 4 East end, St. Andrew's dock ;
bond warehouse, 28 High street
Bayment William, ship chandler, see Bayment k Sharp
Bayner John Edwin k Co. timber merclutnts, 4 Junction pi
Biyner Dinah (Mrs.), tobacconist, 8 Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Rayner John, herbalist, 63 Great Thornton street
Kayner Joseph, insurance agent, 13 Somcrscales street
Rayner K<ibert, Shakespeare hotel, 64 Humber strott
Rayner Wm. \'alentine, secondhand clothes dlr. 47 Porter st
Raynor & Crook,tailor8&woollen drapers,i8 Trinity House la
Raynor Saint Thomas, tailor, see Raynor k Crook
Rayward Robert, master mariner, 17 Clarendon street
Raywell Charles, timber dealer k saw mills, 10 Adelaide st
Rea John, lodging house, 10 Vincent street
Rea John Hy. provision dealer, 4 Humber ter. Holderness rd
Bead William J. k Co. com, cake k oil mers. 30 High street
Read Henry Charles, keel owner, see Hopps k Read
Read Joseph, shopkeeper, 3 Nornabell street
Read Richard Tonge, wholesale k retail confectioner, 19
Chariot street & 18 Clifton street
Bead Robert, shopkeeper, 76 West parade
Bead Thos. Lister, keel k lighter owner, see Hopps k Bead,
Aniaby road
Read Wm. master mariner, 3 Woodside vils. Holderness rd
Reader Thomas Alfnxl, tobacconist, 55 Carr lane
Beading Room of the British Ship Masters' Association
(Zebedee Scaping, sec.), Victoria chmbrs. Princes Dock st
Reardon Eugene Henry (agent to Halcomb k Co. Lim.), 4
Blackfriargate
Reckitt k Sons Limited ( W. Linney sec. ), starch, blue k
blacklead n>anufocturers,Starch House lane&Morley street,
Stoneferry
Reckitt James, director of Reckitt & Sons Lim.; residence,
Swanland manor, North Terriby, Brough
Redfeam k Son, builders, 6 Chariot street
Redfeom George, builder, sec Redfearn k Son
Pledfeam George Henry, pilot, 63 South iiarade
Redfeam Thomas, builder, see Redfesirn k Son
Redfeam Thomas Butler, solicitor, 20 Scale lane
Redfem Alfred k Co. com, seed k cake mer. 41 High street
Bedfem k Chatterton, seed, oil k cake brokers, i Bishop la
Redfem John & Co.steam ship owners,9 kio Royal chambers,
Wellington street
Refern Alfred, corn &c. merchant, see Redfem Alfred & Co.;
residence, 26 Spring street
Redfem Mrs. Fanny, shopkeeper, 35 Raywell street
Redfern Walt, seed, oil k cake bros. see Redfem k Chatterton
Redhead George William, tallow chandler, Earle street
Redhead John Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 93 Porter street
Redmore Henry, artist, 163 Coltman street
Redner Frederick Augus^ professor of music, a Pease street
Redshaw James, Black Swan p.m. 6 Mytongate
Redwick Ann (Mrs.), dress ma. 4 Abbey cros. Wainfleet ter
Reed Winter k Henson, solrs. St. Mary's chambers, Lowgate
Reed Constance (Miss), schoolmistress, Board school. South
Church side
Reed Elizh. (Mrs.), dress nui. 3 Carnarvon ter. West pirade
Reed Frederick, grocer, 27 Grange street, Swann's estiite
Reed Geo. Ricliardson, master mariner, 50 Gt. Thornton st
Reed Henry Charles, hair dresser, 4 Mytungate
Reed James, shopkeeper, 9 North Church side
Reed Jn. fishmonger, 4 Edinburgh cres. Hessle rd. Newingtn
Reed John, shopkeeper, 35 Pease street
lieed Joshua, greengrocer, 36 Great Passage street
Reed Milner, bricklayer, 12 ^ West parade
Reed Thomas, tin plate worker, 9 Church st. Sculcoates
Reed Walter James (firm,Reed, Winter & Henson), solicitor
& clerk to governors & guardians of King9t<iii-on-Hull
Incorporation for the jxxir, & registrar of births & deaths
in the district of St. Mary's, k registrar of marriages
for the district of Hull, St. Mary's chambers, Lowgate ;
residence. The Hornbeams, Sutton-npon-Hull, Yorks
Beeier Edward, music teacher, 30 Caroline place
Beeder Emily (Miss), scripture reailer, 5 Kingston terrace,
St. Stephen's square
Reeder Westoby William, watch maker, 33 Winccilmlee
Reeves k Hagen, architects i surveyors, 16 Parliament st
Reeves George Henry, tailor, 63 Francis street east
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Reffold Geo. cowkeeper, Great Thornton St. & 41 Cogjan st
Regester Isabella (Mrs.), lodging house, 21 Vane street
Hcid Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, n Newton st. Boulevard
Reid James, grocer k beer retailer, Salem ter. Holdeniess rd
Reimer-A. &H. general mers. & commission agts. 18 Highgt
Eeiuliardt Charles, pork butcher, 17 Lowgate
Reinhold Charles Jacob, teacher of music, 13 Wellington st
Keinold & Co. shipbrokers, for^rarding k commission agents,
Prnssian chambers, Posterngate
Reinold Arnold, ship broker, see Reinold & Co
Reiter Karl Christian, orgnn builder, 19 George street
Relief Office, Scnlcoates Union, John Clapham k Thomas
Winter, relieving oHicers
Relton Geo. railway inspector, 3 Melbourne parade, Hessle rd
Renningham George, 8 John street
Renardson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Staniforth place,
Hessle road
Renardson Robert, shopkeeper, 41 Raywell street
Render Jolm, hair dresser, 83 Thomas street, Drypool
Rennardson Rebecca (Mrs. ), dress maker, 61 Reform street
Rennardson Robert, bnilder k joiner. Market hill, Hedon
RenoufF Hannah (Mrs.), ladies' school mixed, 73 Waverlej- st
Rentley Richard, Shepherdess p.h. Mj-ton street
Renton Robert, farmer, Preston
Reteike Frederick Albert, ship chandler, 19 Osborne street
Reubin Hillcr, clothier, 76 Hessle road
Revell Robert, grocer, Hornsea parade, Holdemess road
Revelt George & Co. bookbinders, 154 High street
Revett George, bookbinder, see Revett George k Co
Revill Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 46 Cogan street
Reyland Walter, greengrocer, 40 Walker street
Reynolds Daniel, saddler & harness maker, 15 Carr lane
Reynolds Edward, custom house officer, 35 Margaret street
Reynolds George Cade, school, 53 Waverley street
Reynolds James, beer retailer, 3 Blanket row
Reynolds Moses, commission agent. Temple street
Reynolds Richard, commission agent, 1 1 Saiidringham street,
Nevington
Reynolds Walter, stock k share broker, 13 Bowlalley lane ;
residence, 12 Milton terrace, Aniaby road
Reynolds William, commercial traveller, 22 Milton street
Reynolds Wm. Hy. bill poster k advertising agent, 17 West st
Reynolds William L. wholesale tea dealer, 8 Bishop lane
Reynoldson Thomas & Son, gold k silversmiths, jewellers,
k watch makers, by special appointment to H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales, 20 Whitefriargate. See advertisement
Reynoldson Thomas, gold k silversmith, see Re^-nbldson
Thomas k Son ; residence, 4 Mithsdale ter. Beverley road
Reynoldson Thomas Chas. gold k silversmith,sec Reynoldson
Thomas & Son ; residence. Lea vils. Newland, Beverley rd
Reynoldson Walt, timber mcr. see Thomham,Reynoldson&Co
Rhodes Caleb, fruit brokers, 11 Hnmber street
Rhodes Edwin, baby hnen dcpdt, 20 Chariot street
Rhodes Edwin, shopkeeper, 49 Gibson street
Rhodes Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 15 & 33 Blanket row
Rhodes Joseph, toiMcconist, 15 North walls
Rhodes Jsph. Wm. commercial traveller, 10 Brunswick gro
Rhodes Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 32 Humber street
Rial Henry, butcher, 59 Osborne street
Rial Joseph, bricklayer, 84 Adelaide street
RibyEmily(Mi8s),infiints' mistress,SomersctSt. board schools
Rich James, shopkeeper, 52 Cleveland street. Groves
Rich William, com factor, 83 Hessle road
Richards Charles, greengrocer, 30 North street
Richards James, hay k com dealer, 11 Hill street
Richards John, brass founder, 78 Church street, Sculcoates
Richards Thomas, shopkeeper, 13 Bean street
Richards Thomas Enock, shoemaker, 34 Francis street east
Richards Thomas Francis, marine surveyor, is Waverley st
Richardson K & Son, window glass merchants, 43 Queen st
Richardson k Sons, cabinet manufacturers & upholsterers,
32 to 35 Bond street ; works. Little Albion street &
Waltham street ; timber yard. Baker street
Richardson Albert, butchcri 79 Leonard street
Richardson Ann S<5phia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Kent street
Richardson Charles, butcher, 51 Hessle road
Richardson Charles, grocer, see Tasker k Richardson ;
residence, 17 Reed street
RichardsonCharle8,pictnrc dealer&artist,8 Regent's terrace,
Aniaby road
Richardson Charles, shopkeeper, 56 Walcott street
Richardson Edward, dyer k cleaner, 17 Bond street
Richardson Francis, french polisher, 44 Waverley street;
workshop, 44 Upper Union street
Richardson George, butcher, Cumberland terrace.Anlaby rd
Richardson George, rullyman, 17 Walker street
Richardson George William, wholesale k retail confectioner,
48 Hessle road k 38 Porter street
Richardson Henry, fishmonger, 17 Queen's street
Richardson Henry, shell fish merchant, 44 Carr lane
Richardson Hephzibah (Mrs.), fancy draper k dressmaker,
5I Margaret street
Richardson Hugh Ruddiforth, coal, lime k gravel merchant.
King street, Cottinghara
Richardson Isaac, Hnmber pilot, 36 Grafton street, St.
John's wood
Richardson James, blacksmith. Lime street
Richardson James, custom house officer, 15 Clifton street
Richardson James, manager of Sailor's Home, Salthonae la
Richardson James, shopkeeper, 15 Hopwood street
Richardson James, smack owner, 83 Campbell street
Richardson Jesse Smith, butcher, 75 Spring bank
Richardson John, farmer k grazier, Cherry cobsands, Paoll
Richardson John, farrier, 117 Witham
Richardson John, grocer & beer retailer, 42 Sykes street
Richardson John, hon. sec. of the Mechanics' institute, 2
George street ; residence, Linnaeus street
Richardson John, market gardener, Preston
Richardson John, Star inn, Willerby
Richardson John George, leather seller, 77 New George st
Richardson John William, furniture broker, 45 West street
Richardson Joseph, whitesmith & bellhanger, 7 Medlej' st
Richardson Julia (Mrs,), dressmaker, Preston
Richardson Lewis, farmer k grazier. Little Humber, Paull
Richardson Mary Ann (Mrs.), shoiJceeper, 157 Bean street
Richardson Matthew, butcher, 104 Hessle road
Richardson Richard, secondhand clothier, 95 Cumberland st
RichardsonRichd. window glass mer.seeKichardsonRd.& Son
Richardson Richard W. insjiector of streets, 43 Shaw street
Richardson Richard Wait«, builder 4c contractor. Church
street, Dryp<iol ; residence, 3 Great Union st. Drypool
Richardson Robert, bnilder, 11 Somerscales street
Richardson Robert, superintendent of the Mercantile Marine
Office, Posterngate ; & shipping master, 11 Vane street
RichardsonSamuel,chimneysweeper,Nortligate,Cottingham
Richardson Thomas, beer retailer, liiomas street, Drypool
Richardson Thomas, butter factor, 9 The Shambles
PUchardson Thomas Henry, butcher, i St. James' street k i
Havelock terrace, Hessle road, Newington
Richardson Tom Bromby, cowkeeper, 2 Finsbnry street
Richardson Wm. cabinet manuf. &c. see Richardson & Sons
Richardson William, Lord Nelson p.h. Marvel st. Drypool
Richardson Wm.master mariner, 10 Rosamond St. Boulerard
Richardson William, provision merchant &c. 32 Church la
Richartison William, wholesale confectioner k baker & con-
fectioner, 37 Mj'tongate ; &: Albert works. Commercial rd
RichardsonWm . Hy.com. ti'av. i Picturesque ter. Waterloo nth
Richardson William Hutchinson, window glass merchant,
see Richardson R. k Sou
Riches Glenfnrd, marine engineer, 73 Constable street
Riches Mitchell Bloye, master mariner, 3 Harley street
Rickaby Harriet (Mrs.), apartments, 83 Day street
Rickards James, shopkeejier, 11 Edgar street
Rickell (leorge, fisherman, 27 Brunswick avenne,Newiiigton
Rickerby Sarah (Mrs.), clothes dealer, rsJ New George st
Rickleford James, shopkeeper, 114 Walker street
Rider Charles, butcher, 4 Dock arcade, Hessle rd. Newington
Rider George, shopkeeper, 4 Bright street, Holdemess rd
Rider James Gray, custom house officer, 91 Stanlej- rillas.
Clarendon street
Rider Richard, grix»r, Hessle road, Newington
Ridley John Smith, publishers agent, 10 Pearson street
Ridsdale Mary (Miss), schoolmistress South Myton Wealeyan
school, Thornton street
Rieveley George, insurance agent. Bright street
Rigby k Atkinson, mlly men, 17 Popple street, Drypool
Rigby Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 13 Story street
Riggle Richard, bricklayer k cowkeeper, Cloogh rd. Newland
Riley George William, Granby hotel, 7 Wellington street
Riley Mark, librarian at Mechanics' Institute, 2 George st
Riley Richard, cowkeeper, Cottingham road, Newlima
Riley Richard, saw mill proprietor, Waverley street
Rimer John, shoemaker, 44 Colliers street
Rimington Charles, grocer k beer retailer, 62 Courtney
street, Holdemess road
RimmingtnnSml. &Co. wholesale tea mers. 35&36Blackfriargt
Ringer Arthur, shopkeeper, 37 Spencer street
Ringrose Charles, cowkeeper, Woltreton
Ringrose W. & C. L. com merchants k steam ship owners,
42 High street & Corn exchange
Ringrose John Raspin, consul for the Netheriands k mer-
chant k steam ship owner, see Ringrose W. & C. L
Ripley Rev. Fredk. Wm. Sonthfield academy, Hessle
Ripley George, baker, 2 New George street
Ripley George, confectioner, i Fountain road
Ripley George, cowkeejier, Holdemess road
Ripley John, corn factor, 8 Stanley terrace, Aniaby road
Ripley Samuel, Founders' Arms p.h. Drain side, St. Paul's
Ripley William, clothes dealer, 48 Hedon road
Rippon Henry, rope manufacturer. Commercial road
Ripiwn James, shopkeeper, 32 Craven st. Holdemess road
Rippon John James, wine k spirit merchant, 62 Prospect
street ; residence, 39 Louis street
Rippon Ralph, rigger, 55 Church street, Drypool
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Bippon Wniiam, grocer, wine & spirit merchant Ic dealer in
bonded stores, 35 Market place ; residence, 10 Arnold
street, Anlaby roaid
Bianm Joseph, watch maker, i Chariot street
Rtseam William, florist, De Orey street, St. John's wood ,
Hiso Georve, ship broker, 15 Posternsate
Bispin wSliam, farmer, Dunswell, (>>ttingham
Ritchie George, earthenware dealer, Holderness road
Ritchie James, cocoa k coffee house, 19 Posterngate
Bitzinger Charles, fruit merchant, 109 Osborne street
Rirer Humber Conservancy Commissioners (E. S. Wilson
esq. derk). Conservancy buildings, Whitefriargnte
Rirermens Mutual Protection Asscwiation (John Cawkwell,
manager), a8 Cogan street
RiTers 0iza(Mrs. ),gmgrcr.B erthnwr.dlr. 17 Londesboro' st
Sooch Richard, fidi merchant, 56 Constable street
Roach Robert, master mariner, a Canton place, Anlaby road
Roberts Catherine & Charlotte (Misses), dressmakers, 37
Great Thornton street
Roberts Charles & Co. com merchants. The avenue. High
street k Com exchange
Roberts Charles, greengrocer, Hessle road
Roberts Charles Jones, photographer, 37 Trippett
Roberts Edwin, coal dealer, 10 Waller street, Holderness rd
Roberts Elizabeth (Mrs. ), confectioner, 54 Porter street
Roberts George, shopkeeper, 47 Strawberry street, Drypool
Roberts Harry Price, solicitor k notary pubuc. Old Exchange
buildings, Bowlalley lane
Roberts Henry, papertianger, 18 Rodney st. Liddell street
Roberts James, shopkeeper, 145 St. Paul's street
Roberts John, horehound beer manufacturer, Freehold st
Roberts John, shopkeeper, ai Adelaide street
Roberts John, shopkeeper, 14 Freehold street
Roberts Joseph, general dealer, 43 New King street
Roberts Joseph, machinery broker, 39 Dock street
Roberts Manan (Miss), young ladies' school. Park Gate
honse, Harrow terrace, Beverley road
Roberts Pleasant, pawnbroker, 39 Bean street
Roberts Robert, chemist, k agent for W. k A. Gilbey, wine
t spirit merchants, 43 Porter street
Roberts Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Colliers street
Roberts Thomas, lodging house, 25 Silvester street
Roberts William, beer retailer, 4 Wellington street
Bobertshaw Frederick, shopkeeper, 53 Carlton st.Newington
Bobertahaw Bobert, secondhand clothes dealer, 3 Finkle st
Robertson John, outfitter, 15a Porter street
Robertson John, travelling draper, 33 Silvester street
Robertson Bebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Constable street
Robins WilUam, com. trar. 3 Brunswick avenue, Beverley rd
Robins WilUani, fish merchant k smack owner. Billingsgate
chambers, St. Andrew's dock
Robins William George, paint Sec. manufacturer, see Todd
William Richard & Son
Robins Wm.Law8on, smack owner.isGranvillest.Newingtn
Robinson Thomas k Co. brewers, stores, 35 Prj-me street
Robinson Alfred, horse dealer, 10 Lansdowne street
RobiasanAmiie(Mis8),dre8smaker,Eastboume8t.Newington
Robinson Arthur, Ripon Arms p.h. Hedon road
Robinson Arthur h.d., f.b.cs. surgeon, 13 Albion street
Robinson Bethel, shopkeeper, 15 Tomlinson st. Xewinrton
Robinson Carr F.K.S.B., F.i.c, F.c.s. anal^cal chemist at
the Boyal institution ; residence, 11 Wilberforce street,
Anlaby rood
Robinson Chas. engineer ship, 8 East end, St.Andrew'8 dock
Robinson Charles, herbalist, 26 Grimsby lane
RobinsiHi Charles, shopkeeper, 18 St. Luke's street
Robinson Charles Thomas, pawnbroker, 55 Francis St. west
Robinson Conyers, shrjeing smith, 30 West parade
Robinson David, shoe maker, 64 Bussell street
Robmson David Beynard, builder, 71 Freehold street
Rnbinsrai Frances (Mrs. ), ladies' school, 7 Clarendon street
Robinson Frederick, head school master Charter House lane
bnaid school, 46 Freehold street
Robinson George, joiner k saw mills, Lockwood street
Robinson George, pork butcher, Hessle road
Robinson Greenwood, shopkeeper k beer rctailer,Westbonme
street, Hessle road
Robinson Hannah (Miss), board school mistress, St. Augus-
tine gate, Hedon
Robinson Hartlej-, grocer, 13 Woodhouae street, Hedon rd
Robinson Henrietta Jane (Mrs.), retail confectioner, 66
Prospect street
Robinson Henry, boat builder, Castle street
Rr>binson Henry, grocer, ai Bridge street
Robinson Henry, pawnbroker, 1 13 & 114 Porter street
Robinson Henry,snopkeeper, 45 Reform street
Robinson James, artist, 20 St. Luke's street
Robinson James, custom ho. officer, 2 Lome ter.'Stanley st
Robinson James, shopkeeper, S4 Walmsley street
Robinson Jas. sen. steam ship owner, see Rawaon k Bobinson
Robinson James Holden Brocklebank, steam ship owner k
fniit morchant, see Rawson k Robinson
Bobinson John, blacksmith, Sntton
Bobinaon John, butcher, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Bobinson John, commission agent, 6 Spyvee st. Groves '
Bobinson John, furnishing ironmonger, WBrehoiise,Bridge st
Bobinson John, hosier k haberdasher, 18 Ocean pi. Anki^ rd
Robinson John, ironmonger, 2^3 Dock Office row
Bobinson John, Milton hotel, 43 S^yyee street
Bobinson John, rully owner, 64 Daltry street
Bobinson John, sack k bog agent,Bi8hop la.Staith,38High st
Bobinaon John, shopkeeper, 64^ New George street
Bobinson Jobn William, baker k confectioner, i Edinburgh
crescent, Hessle road, Newington
Bobinson Joseph Hunaley,tobaca>ni8t retail, 80A, Prospect st
Bobinaon Mark, tailor, George street, Cottingham
Bobinson Martin, rully owner, Stoneferry
Bobinson Mary (Mrs.), grocer, Hessle
Bobinson Patrick, Corporation hotel, Neptune street ■ "
Bobinson Bebecca (Mrs.), carrier, George street, Hedon
Bobinson Richard, builder, 60 Marmadnke street
Bobinson Bobert, baker, 18 Fish street
Bobinson Bobert, shopkeeper, 29 Norwood street
Bobinaon Samuel, jeweller, 96 Hessle road
Bobinson Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 119 Constable street
Robinson Seth Francis, greengrocer, 42 Stanley street
Bobinson Thomas, custom honse otHcer, 3 Clarendon st. sth
Bobinson Thomas, famier,'Cherry cobsands, Psnll
Bobinson Thomas, grocer, 4I Dock street
Bobinson Thomas, pork bntcner. Craven st. HoldMness rd
Bobinson Thomas, shopkeeper, Lelley, Preston
Bobinson Thomas, tea dealer, 32 Story street
Bobinson Thomas Ward, chemist k druggist, 9 Myton place
Bobinson Timothy, cowkeeper, 5 Hume street
Bobinson Walter, joiner, iii^ West parade
Bobinson Walter, shopkeeper. Waller st. Holderness road
Bobinson WilUam., assistant wharfinger, Albert dock
Bobinson William, trailder, BaxtergMe, Hedan
Bobinson Wm. coffee cart proprietor, 36 Finsbnry street
Bobinson WiUiam, Eagle hotel. Spring bank
Bobinson Wm. gardener, 11 Charlotte ter. Clarendon St. sth
Robinson WiUiam, shoe maker, 171 Bean street '
Robinson William, shopkeeper, Bidkas street, Drypool
Bobinson WiUiam, tailor, 80 Osborne street
Bobinaon William, tripe dresser, 39 Brook street
Bobinson William, tripe dresser, i Sewer lane & 106 Witham
Bobinson William Charles, grocer, 59 Hddemeas road
Bobinson WiUiam James, i£opkeeper, 106 Bean street
Bobinson William Thomas, surveyor. Imperial chambers,
BowlaUey lane
Bobson Darid, insurance agent, 30 Freehold street
Bobson Edward, brewer k maltster, 35 Waterworks street
Bobson Frederick, plnmber, glazier k gasfltter, 7 Walton
street, Newington ; & at i| Coltman street
Bobson John Thomas, tailor, i Staniforth place, Hessle road
Bobson Joseph Thomas, land surveyor, 3 Bishop lane
Robson Mana (Mrs.), pork butcher, 8 Paisley st.Newington
Bobson Mary Eliza (Miss), mixed school, 47 Durham street
Bobson William, painter, 14 Worsley street
BobsonWm. Hy. master mariner, 46 Fountain St. Anlaby rood
Bobson Wm. Thackrey, shopkeeper, si Selby st. Newington
Rockett Henry, master manner, 40 Grafton st. St. John's wd
Bockliff Fredk. commercial travelleir, 6 CromweU street
Rockliff George WilUam, watch k clock cleaner, 4a ScOtt st
Bockliffe William Craven m.b. physician, 9 Charlotte street
Rodgers Benjamin, chief officer, Londesborough street
Rodgers John, chief engineer, 77 Cogan street
Kodgers John Bordon, chief engineer, i Hampden villas,
Argyle street
Bodmell Abraham, farmer, Sntton
BodmeU Arthur, butcher, 54 Witham
Rodmell Edward, market gardener k carrier, Sutton
Bodmell Francis B. farmer, Soffham, Sutton
Bodmell George Shepherd, King's Arms P.H. I3 Witham
Bodmell Peter, jun. farmer, Marfleet
Bodmell Robert, butcher, Sntton
Rodmell William, farmer, Bisholme hill, Sutton
Bodmell WiUiam, farmer k grazier, Marfleet
Rodwell William, farmer, Preston
Boe Francis, coal dealer k shopkeeper, 106 Cumberland st
Boe Richard, second hand clothier, 38 Mason street
Bogan Edwin, hair dresser, 34 Marketplace
B(^rs Charles, butcher. Queen's road, St. John's wood
B<^ers George WiUiam, butcher, 51 Cogan street
Bogers George WiUiam, smack owner, 44 Kingston street
Bogers Henry, sail maker, 7 Minerva terrace
Rogers John Hy. sail maker, Minerva ter. WeUington street
Rogerson Wm. fish k fruit dealer, 4 Newington ter. Anlaby rd
Bogerson Wm. Grasby, yeast dealer, 133 Adelaide street
Bohrich Augusta (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dealer, 33
Waterhonse lane
Rolfe Henry, grocer, 36 Bourne street
Roll Frederick, pork butcher, Pelham street, Drypool
BoUit k Sons, solicitors, Cogan honse, Bowlalley hne
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KoUit Albert Kaye ll.d., b.a., d.c.l., f.b.a.s., k.c, Lond.,
eolicitur, joint registrar of ooimty court k cnmrnissioneT
to adminigter oatha (firm, RoUit ft Sons), Cogan hooae,
Bowlalley lane ; res. Thwaite ho. Cottingham, East Yorks
Rollit Arthur, solicitor & joint registrar of county court,
commissioner to administer oaths /firm, Rollit & Sons) ;
residence, Spring villa, Anlaby
Rollinson Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper,. 57 Beau street
Bookledge John & Son, brush manufacturers ; vsreroom, 6
Vicar lane k, 79 Mytongate
Rookledge & Tamer, dealer in fancy goods, 76 k 77 Queen st
Bookledge Darley, brash manuf. see Rookledge John k Son
Rookledge John, brash manuf. see Rookledge John k Son
Booksby Sophia (Mrs.), Tiger No. a p.H. 14 lK>wgate
Rnper William, hosier, 6 Witton street
Rosa, Downs & Thompson, engineers, millwrights, steam
engine, boiler k hydraulic press maken, iron & brass
founders Jcc. ; elevators, hoist k gram distributors, steam
winches k cranes, Old foundry. Cannon street
Boae Ann (Mrs.), grocer & beer seller, 14 Posterngate
Rose Charles, shoe maker, 5a Oxford street
BoK lioais, tobacconist, Anlaby road
Bose William, b«nch polisher k cabinet maker, Adelaide st
Rose William, market gardener. Stepney la. Beverley road
Bose Wm. station ma8ter,Southcoate8station,Holdernessrd
Bosoman Jacob, dothier, 4 Prince's Dock street
Bosenbaum Morris, servants' registry otBoe, Univeijsal
Begistry ofnoe, 37 George street
Bosenbaum Philip, tailor, 5 Prince street
Rosenberg Aaron, tobacconist, 4 Lowgate
Bosenbarg Marcus, tobacconist, 90 Bridge street
BosenthaU Louis, cabinet maker. Yokes terrace, Osborne st
Boaenton Abraham, tailor, 67 Osborne street
Bosindale Cbarlea, whitesmith k gas fitter, 136 High street
Bosindale Chas. jnn. whitesmith k bellhanger, 99 Prospect st
Roaiiidale Charles, jon. whitesmith, 8 Temple street
Ross Fiancia k Hios. ship chandlers, i Railway st.l( Castle st.
k West Dock avenue, Hessle road
Ross T. Smyth k Co. corn merchants, 38 High street
Ross k Ca oomm. agents k mercantile brokers, ai High st
Ross Alfred Oeo. shopkeeper k beer retailer, 63 Peel street
Ross Edwin Goodlad, commission agent, see Ross & Co
Ross James, dentist, 46 Pryme street
Ross John, lodging house, 11 Talbot street
Ross Walter, draper. Fountain road
Ross William, provision dealer, 17 Waterliw street
Ross William, tobacconist k hair dresser, 65 Paragon street
Rothcrforth Joseph Wm.pictnre frame ma. 11 Dock Office rd
Rotberforth Thomas, tailor, 4 Vincent street
Rothwell John, baker, 16 Wellington lane
Ronbert Shackna, hair dresser k tobacconist, 45Waterho. la
Roalt William, shopkeeper, 20 Newton street. Boulevard
Boundbill John, shopkeeper, 35 York street
Bontledge Anthony, tailor, a Marine row
Bowon Francis Hy. master mariner, 118 Great Thornton st
Bowan Thomas William, pilot, Haltemprice street
Rowbotbam George William, hosier, so Carlisle street
Rowbotbam Robert, grocer, 53 Jenning street. Groves
Bowbottam William, fisherman, PauU
RowbottomRich.H. smack owner, 38 Somerset stNewingtn
Rowe Ellen (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 99 Thomas at. Drypool
Rowe Joseph, beer retailer, 60 Adelaide street
Rowell Charles Mason, grocer, 76 Kent street
Rowland Robert, last k boot tree maker, 14 Fish street
Rowland William, builder, 59 Goodwin street 1
Rowley Patrick, tailor, 19 Margaret street
Rowling John, shopkeeper, 37 Lincoln street
Rowney Thomas k Son, dental surgeons, 16 Savile street
Rowney Thomas l.d.s.h.c.s. see Bowney Thomas k Son ;
residence, 4 Union rocKl, Beverley
Bowntree Alfred, cowkeeper, Dansom lane
Bowntree George, fish curer, 21 Daltry street
Bowntree George, fish mer. 39 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dk
Bowntree Creorge, tailor, 67 Liddell street
Bowse John, jun. smack owner, 6 St. James' square
Bowntree John Thomas, shoeine smith, Lime street
Bowse John Richard, smack owner, 10 Boulevard
Rowson Miss Emma, school (mixed), Hessle
Rowson Helen (Mrs.), dress ma. 3 Fanny's ter. Clarendon it
Boy James, tailor, 80 Raywell street
Royal Station hotel (S. Jones, manager). Paragon street
Boydhou-w Tom, shopkeeper, 17 Glasshouse i5. Wilmington
Boystone Ellen (Mrs. ), furniture broker k tobacconist, 5 k
6 Prince street
Rudd John, shopkeeper, 41 Scott street
Ruddiforth Henry, lath render k cowkeeper, 5 Sj-mons st
Ruddiforth John, shoe maker k sub-po8tmaster,Cottingham
road, Newland
Ruddiforth Robert, shopkeeper, 37 Strawberry st. Drj-pool
Ruddock William, grocer jc beer retailer, 47 Constable st
Rudeforth Frederick, slater, 3 Florence av. St. John's wood
Rndkin Joseph, chimney sweeper, 8 Union court, Church la
Rudkin R. C. commission agent, 13 Posterngate
Rudson Henry, joiner, Hessle
RulTell Serjeant-major James, drill instructor Artillery
volunteers, 38 Trinity street
RnfFord James Brown, ironmonger Ice. 6 North Church side
Rufford William Brown, pork biltoher, 5, k refreshment
rooms 7, Davis street. Bond street
Ruler John Francis, boot ma. k clothes dealer, 39 West st
Bimiley John Henry, wine k beer retailer, 28 Paragon st
Rumley Thomas, wine i beer retailer, 33 Paragon street
Bumming Edwin Henr}-, provision dealer, 36 Church street,
Sculcoates k Cumberland street
Bumming Jas. Hy. provision mer.3 Melbourne ter.Hessle rd
Rumsby George, flour dealer, 130 Witham
Bumsby George, milliner, 31 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Bunton Brothers, oil merchants k brokers, 33 High street
Bunton I. J. k Son, timber merchants, Dansom lane
Runton Frederick, oil merchant, see Runton Brothers
Runton Thomas Ryder, oil merchant, see Bunton Brothers
Runton Walter, paint fcc. manufacturer, see Glen k Ronton
Busby John, shopkeeper, 30 Gibson street
Bushforth Benjamin, diopkeeper, 179 High street
Rushforth Joseph, master mariner, 6l5 William street
Rusholme Benjamin, shopkeeper, 63 Hodgson st. Groves
RushtcHi George k Co. paper merchants, Bank side,SculooatM
Rushton Fenis, shopkeeper, 37 Windsor street
Rushton George, paper merchant, see George Rushton k Co
Rusling Thomas, skmp broker, 69 Cogan street
Russel John Green, toba(x»nist, 9 Charles street
RossdU Marshall k Sons, tailors k drapers, 9 Holdemew
arcade. Witham
Russell k Starr, hosiers, gloveis, k shirt makers, 3 ft 4
Junction street. See advertisement
Russell Alfred, painter k sign writer, Hall street
Rqssell Alfred, shopkeeper, 11 Rosamond st. Boulevard
I Russell Archbold,'comm. traveller, Berkeley St. Beverley rd
Russell John Thomas, timber mer. North side, Queen's dk
I Russell William, cabinet maker, 58 Witham
i Russell William, joiner, 5 Beaumont street, Drypool
] Rnasell William, tailor k draper, 19 Holderness road
I Russell William, wholesale chair manufacturer, .3 Marl-
borough terrace, Beverley road
i Russian Vice-Consulate (Frederick Helmsing), Junction pi
' Rust William Henry k Son, iron k general mer8.3oHig;h st
I Rust Charles William, iron merchant,see W. H. Rust &, Son
I Rust Charlotte (Mrs.), goldsmith, see Bamby k Rust
Rust Henry, goldsmith, see Bamby k Rust
: Bust Isaac, coal dealer, Hessle roao, Newington
1 Rust John, Queen's Commercial hotel, 15 Charlotte street
Ruthen George, greengrocer, 301 St. George's rdJfewington
Rutherford Frederick, boot k shoe maker, 90 Hessle road,
k 3 Dock arcade, Hessle road, Newington
Rutfiierford Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Barmston street
Rutter Alfred, chief engineer, 4 Regent street
Rntter Annie (Miss), teacher of elocution, 17 Savile street
Rutter James, marine supt. at Thomas Wilson, Sous & Co
Ratter Samuel, fruit k potato mer. see Walker k Rutter
Ruttledge William, sho]ikeeper, 33 York street, Sculcoates
Ryal Henry, Earl of Durham P.H. 96 Waterworks street
Ryall Frederick, berthing master of Albert dock, North-
east end, Albert dock
Ryder & Clegg, brick mas. Dairj-coates, Hessle rd.Newingtn
Rj-der EdwaH, refreshment room, 6 Stepney ter.Bcverley rd
Rylatt John William, baker, 3 Dansom lane
Ryraer John Harrison,ginger beer nuinuf.is Cave 8t.Stepney
Rymer Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 37^ Lowgate
Rymer Thomas, confectioner, 10 Spring bank
Saalfeld Henry, hairdresser k tobacconist, 30 Chariot street
Sacker Maria k Amelia (Misses), dress mas. 75 Charles st
Sadler Robert, commercial traveller, s West porade
Sadofski Mark, clothier, 12 Humber Dock ttreet
Sailors' Home (James Richardson, manager), Salthoaae la
Sailors' Orphan Home (Jesse Mason, master ; Mrs. Mary
Ann Mason, matron). Park street
Sailors' Protection Society (C. N. Mallineaux, sec.) Castle
chambers, Castle street
Sainsborough Tom, shopkeeper, 3 Blanket row
Sainsbury William, shopkeei)er, 19 Campb»ll street
St. Mary's Pure Literature Depdt (Mrs. Mary Ann Blake,
manageress), 6 Salthouse lane
St. Stephen's Depot, booksellers (Mrs. Eezia Dearden.
manageress), 60 Spring street
Sales Richard Tonge, pajier luuigers, painters & decorators,
Victoria rooms, Queen street
Salgoughkey Isaac, tailor, 31 St. Luke's street
Salmon Allan Locking, solicitor, 9 Scale lane
Salmon George, wheelwright, Portland place
Salmon Mary (Mrs. ), shopkee[ier, 33 Short street
Salmon William, mast k block mas. Harcourt St. Drypool
Salmon William Robert, schoolmaster of Lower School,
Trinity house, 31 Fountain street
Salmon William Wilkinson, cabinet maker, 113 Porter st
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Stlmond David h Son, seed croabers, oil leflnen k oil cake
munfactareni, Wilmiqfrton oil mills
Salmood David, seed crnaher, see Salmond David & Son
Salmond James, grocer, i6 Cogan street
Salter Sarah (Mrs.), dress Jtc mantle ma. 60 (H. Thornton st
Sdtmer Jaunos, chemist, see Lofthoose k Saltmer
Sihm James, shipwright, see Jordan k Salton
Silnge John WilUam, market gardener, Soathooates lane
Sslridge John Brigham,'Crrapes tavern, 38 Sykes street
Stlridge Mnes, fumer, Soathooates Ume, Holdemess road
Sunman Henry, qhipowner, Qoeen's Dock chambers, West
end, Qoeen's dock
Sammon William, draper, 39 Beanmont street, Drypodl
Sunpson Catherine (Mrs. ), infants' school, 6 Oilbert street
SunpsoQ Phoebe (Mrs.), shopkeeper, '30 Wasssjid street
Sampson William, pilot, 73 Trinity street
Sanmelaon Martin CB. oonsnlting engineer, 4 Bovlalley la
Sandbrook Daniel, hosier Je glover, 36 Waterworks street
Sander Henry Lndwig, greengrocer, 37 BUckfriargate
Sanders Oeorge, flahmonger, ai Porter street
Saoden Henry, beer retailer, Great Passage street
Sanders Henry, tailors' catter, 47 Wellin^on lane
Sander* Lixae (Mim), infants'sdioolmistress, South Chnreh
aide board adMial, Victoria street
Stndersoa A. Jc Co. paint, odor k varnish manafactnrers,
Bopery street k Hnmber Bank works
SandmeD Charles Thomas, cowkeeper, 4 Lambert
street, St. John's wood
Sanderson George L. glass importer, Hnmber chambers.
Prince's Dock street
Sanderson Gordon Rheam, steam ship owner, see Moran k
. Ssoderson, Jt Chilian Vice^onsnl, . Alexandra chambers.
Castle street ; residence, Beverley
Sanderson Isabella (Mis.), grocer, loa Adelaide street
Sanderson James, eommiercial traveller, 33 Derby' street '
Sanderson John, brick maker, Inglemire lane, Cottingham
Sanderson John, shoeaiaker,4oBedbonrDe 8treet,Bonlevard
Sanderson John, shopkeeper, Hallgate, Cottingham
Sanderson John Spioer, beer retaikr, 48 Portland street
Sanderson Robert, oomm.trav. 173 St. George's rd.Nwgntn
Sanderaoo Sarah Ann (Miss), children's Bchl.39 8t.Lnkrs st
Sanderson Walker, bnilder, 9 Temple street
Sanderson William, boot k dice repairer, 115! Osborne st
Saaderaon Wm.chie{ engmeer, 13 Sjrmons st.Swann's estate
Sanderson William, shii»)mlder, 7 Dock OiHoe row
Sanderson William, sh^keeper, 9 Selby st. Newington
Sands John, shopkeeper, i Waverley street
Sands John, jnn. coo|ier, 4 Westmoreland street
Sands Thomas, cooper, 31 Wilmington, Groves
Sands Thomas, fomitnie broker, i West street
Saner k Co. timber brokers fc briek mannfacturers, Lin-
coln's Inn bmldings, Bowlalley lane, k New Holland,
Unoolnshire ; woru, Bromileet, Broogh
Saner John, jnn. timber broker, see Saner k Co
Sankr John, shopkeeper, 34 Mill street
Sugt John, stone mason, 67 Begent street
tWge Mark, Joiner, 17 Longden street, Newington
Saigeant George, shopkeeper, 158 English street
SarpantXtomas, grocer k tea dealer, 68 Osborne street
ijargeantson Thomas, joiner k bnilder, 10 Gonlton street '
Sargent Charles, batcher, Anjaby road
Satgent John, dyer, 150 Waterloo street north ,
Sai^pn Alice (Mrs.), pawnbroker, loi Walker street
Satten Henrj-, secondhand clothes dlr. a \^itty st. Newington
Saol flamnel, Plumber's Arms p.h, Robinson row k 9
Dsggerlaoe
Samt^ Edward, druggist, 79 West parade
Saanders Josiah ic (^. Uack lead refiners k laundry blue
manufsctnrers. Phoenix works, Madeley street
Sannders Edward, brewer k maltster ic com merchant,
Ihe Granby p.h. Hessle
Saanders Elinbeth (Miss), schoolmistress, Humber street,
Holy Trinity schools, 74 Trinity street
Sannders George, coal dealer, i Bromley street
Sannders Parker, wholesale chemist ic see Myers k
Saanders ; residence, Belvoir house
Saanders Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 40 Edgar street
Saunderson John Thompson, engraver, see Burkitt &
SaondersoD
Saonderson Jonathan, milk dealer, 133 Regent street
•Sannderson Joshua Walker, ale k porter dealer, Quay st
Saonderson Wm. A. grocers' outfitter, S5A, Savile street
^nge John, shopkeeper, ai Seott street
^vage Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Ripon st. Hedon road
i^ridi^ Stephen, shopkeeper, 36 Scott street
S»rii\e Robert John, photographer, 9 Ic 10 Stepney terrace,
Bererley road
•''awden Benjamin, sewing machine maker, 45 Dock street
Isawdon Alfred, butcher, 38 Strickland street
!^wdan Fredk. John m.d., cm., l.m. sdin. physician k
sorgeon, 3 Lanadowne terrace, Beverley road
•"^vney Wm. agricnltnral implement agent, 9 Paragon st
Sawyer Alfred, bricklayer, Portland pL Ic 7 Vernon street,
St. John's wood
Sawder Heoi^-, Gainsboro' coffee honse, 107 High street k
ship chandler, 106 High street
Sawyer John, engineer at lliomas Wilson, Sons k Co.'s
Sawyer Jn. master mariner, 189 St. George's rd. Newington
Sawyer Rebecca (Miss), dress maker, 3 Clifton street
Sawyer Robert, jun. ship broker, sec Massey k Sawyer
Sazby John, beer retailer, fio Queen street
Saxby Leonard, basket maker, 'Fetter lane
Saxefbye Ethrard, solicitor, under-sheriff, steward of the
manor of Weeton, solicitor to the Kingston Cotton Mill
Co. k commissioner to administer oaths (firm, England,
Saxelbyes k Sharp), Quay Street chambers. Quay street
Saxelbye Henry, solicitor, oommr. to admr. oaths, agent to
the solr. of Admiralty (firm England, Saxelbyes k Sharp),
Quay Street chambers. Quay street
Saxton Edwin, shopkeeper, 139 English street
Sayers Edward, tobacco pipe maker, 44 Salthoose'iane
Sayers Robert, shopkeeper, 59 North street
Sayland Thos. fish mer. a8 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Saynor David, joiner, see tialcrow k Saynor
Scaife Ann (Mn.), tripe dresser, 84 West parade
Scaling John Arminson, cork cutter k life booy maker
34 Hnmber Dock street
ScaUng Sampson, pork butcher, 50 New Geor^ street
Seaman John, grocer, 66 Wheeler street, Newington
Seaman Newcome, chemist k druggist, Hessle
Scandinavian Club (P. A. Pederaen, treasurer), i Jarratt st
Scaping Zebedec, head master of 'Trinity House Navigation
school, agent to the Trinity Prondent Club, Poeteragate,
Victoria chambers, Princes Dock street
8caro Thoe. shopkeeper, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Scarr Bethel Bowser, ship builder. Garrison side
'Scarr George, master mariner, loi Constable street
Scarr James G. -provision dlr. i Melbourne parade, Hessle rd
Scarr James Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Williamson street
Schartmann Edward, Hamburgh Castle P.H. 16 Humber
Dock street k Sewer lane
Schmid August, commission agent, i Bishop lane
8chmi» Theodore, pork butcher, 4 Osborne street
Scboefidd Ann (Mrs. }, shopkeeper, i Swann st. Sculcoates
Schofleld Edward James, earthenware dealer, 37 Scott st
Schofleld George, second mate, 15 Wycliffe grove, Argyle st
Schofleld James Moscow, master manner, 54 Gt. Thornton st
Schofleld Samuel, hosier, 13 St. John's street
Sdiolefleld John, flahmonger, Anlaby road
Scholey Edward, commission a^ent, 13 All Saints street
Scholey Elizabeth, (Mrs. ), lodging honse, 57 Charlotte st
Scholey Roberts, tinner k gasfltter, 40 Adelaide street
Scholey Thomas, provision dealer, 87 Holdemess road
Scholfield Elizabeth (Mrs. ), ladies' seminary, Hessle
SchoUar Heugh, batcher, 36 Cleveland street, Groves
Schobs William, sausage skin cleaner, 37 Bhmket row k
Hyperion street
Schonard George, tailor, 34 Paradise place
Schottlander Louis, commereial traveller, 3 Freehold street
Schroeder William, shopkeeper, 66 Osborne street
Schultetus William, consul for the German Empire, India
chambers, South Side, Queen's dock k a Eastfleld villas,
Spring bank
Scbultz Mark, pawnbroker, 79 Holdemess road
Schamm Charles By. pork butcher, 7 Myton place
Scbutte Reinhard, hide k skin dealer, Osborne street
Schwend Henrj-, pork butcher, 60 Mytongate
Soollield Charles, pork batcher, 66 Porter street
Scoffield Daniel, grocer k beer retailer, 34 Fountain road
ScotHn Charles, shoemaker, aj North street
Scorah Thomas, shopkeeiier, 135 Campbell street
Scott Bros, fish oil manofacturers. Maxwell st. Stoneferry
Scott's (Mrs.;, Charity school (Mrs. Elizabeth Pickard,
mistress), Southcoates lane
Scott Alfred, flsh oil manufacturers, see Scott Brothers
Scott Benjamin, jeweller, see IJamctt & Scott
Scott Charles, chief engineer, 3 Granville street, Newington
Scott David, chief engineer, 106 Regent street
Scott Edward, market gardener k pork butcher, Common,
Cottingham
Scott Edward, watch maker, a Riixm buildings, Hedon rd
Scott Edward J. boot k shoe ma. Victoria rooms. Queen st
Scott Edwin, baker, 54 West street
Scott Frederick, fish oil manufacturer, see Scott Brothers
Scott George, Cotton Tree p.h. & (wperhanger, 60 Cleveland
St. The Groves
Scott George, cowkeeper. Crescent street, Cottingham
Seott George, paper hanger, 60 Cleveland street. Groves
Scott Geo. Lucas, joiner & builder, k undertaker, 89 Chuaeh
street, Urynool ; res. 10 Amndcll street, Hi>lderncs8 rd
ScoM Helen (Mrs.), dress maker, 48 Upiier Union street
Scott Jas. goldsmith k watch & clock maker, 4 Market pi
Scott John, cab proprietor, 37 Parrot street, Newington
Scott John, fruit merchant, 7 Prince's Dock street ,
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Scott John, lighter owner, 36 High street
Scott John, master mariner, 63 Morpeth street
Scott Mary Caroline (Miss), baker & confectioner, 26 Witham
Scott Bichard, carrier. King street, Cottiogfaam
Scott Richard, printer, 57 LoM'gate
Scott Thomas, hide merchant, see Knj-pers, Ostler k Scott
Scott William Lauber, lodging house keeper, 30 Paradise pi
Scott Wilson, superintendent Borongh cemetery, Hedon rd
Scotter Thomas Jos<!ph, stone mason, 87 Freehold street
Scottow John, shoe maker, 34 Nev Gcor^ street
Sereeton James & Co. stationers, 63 Whitefriargate
Screeton, Wardell & Co. manufacturing stationers & book-
binders. Paternoster row. Chapel lane
Screeton James, bookbinder, see Screeton, Wardell Ic Co
Screeton James, shopkeei)er, 91 Hessle road
Screeton James, stationers, see Screeton James & Co. ; res.
177 Coltman street
Screeton Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeiier, 126 Day street
Screeton Thomas, dust contractor, 16 Fawcitt street
Scruby William, shopkeeper, 30 Bright St. Holdeniess road
Scrnton John Wm. bocit & shoe maker, 4 Charles street
Scruton Martlia (Mrs.), laundress, i Rose street, Alexander
road, St. John's wood
Scolcoates Cemetery (John R. Daries, sexton), Sculooates la
Sculcoates Hall, Overseers' Office (Edwd. Wadsley, assist.
overseer k vestry clerk for parish of Sculcoates),
Worship street
Scukioates PoKce Station (Thos. Pickering, superintendent).
Church street, Sculcoates
Sculcoates Belief OHice (John Clapbami derk), Wilson row.
Drain side
Sculcoates Union Workhouse (Rev. John Watson h.a.
chaplain ; Wm. Chatham, derk to board of guardians ;
John Dix, medical officer ; John Clapham (town district)
k Geo. Blashill (countr}- district), relieving k vaccination
officers ; Joseph Rowland Jessop, master ; Mrs. Emma
Jessop, matron ; Hy. Geo. Mancnip, schoolmaster ; Mrs.
Elizabeth Metcalf, school mistress), Beverley road
Scurr Richanl William, draper, 65 & 67 Holderness road
Seagull Aaron, jiawnbroker, 8 West street
Seamen's k Fishermen's Institute Refreshment & Reading
Rooms (Thomas Stratton, hon. sec. ; John l^liite, sup. ;
James Binden, caterer). South Side, St. Andrew's dock
Seamen's Mission & Reading Room (Rev. Walter R. Welch,
chaplain of the port), South East end, Albert dock
Searby Charles, liair dresser, 29 Great Union street
Searby Edward Lawrence, ruUyraan, 20 Popple St. Drypool
Searby John, custom house officer, 90 Regent street
Searby Mary (Miss), boot k shoe maker, 4 Hessle road
Searby William, shopkeeper. King street, Cottingham
Searle Jas. Hy. fancj- draper, 4 Queen's r<L St. John's wood
Searle William Henry, wood turner, see Eskrett k Searle
Seatun George, currier, 2^ Humber street
Seaton John, boot k shoe maker, 3 Cleveland st. Groves
Seaton John Love, oil merchant Ic tar distiller; offices k
works, Church street, Sculcoates ; residence, The Park
Seddon John it Thomas, machinerj' oil k grease manufac-
turers, York street k Oxford street, Sculcoates
Seddon Thomas k Co. marble masons. Freehold street
Seddon John, grease maker, see Seddon John k Thomas
Setldon Thomas, grease maker, see Seddon John k Thomas
Sedman Alice (Miss), milliner, 148 High street
Sedman Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 14& High street
Seegnll Morris, fancy jeweller, 1 1 Blundell street
Seekings Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Stoneferry
Sefton Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 3 Linnaius street
Sdby Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 31 Porter street
Selby James, butcher, 40 Gibson street
Scll^ John, butcher, 168 Church street, Sculcoates
Self Walter, shopkeeper, 108 Campbell street
Selkirk Jan, cab proprietor, 2 Booth street
Sellars Richard, manager, 81 Somerset street, Newington
Seller Johnson, general carrier, Portland place
Seller William George, tax collector, 10 Beaumont St. Drj'pl
Sellers Tom, painter k paper hanger, 85 West parade
Sellers William, boot k shoe maker, Hessle
Selwood Elizabeth Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 91 English st
Semley Arthur Henrj-, shopkeeper, 6Bright st. Holderness rd
Semley Henrj', grocer, 6 Buckingham street
Semley Henry, shoe maker, St. Paul's street
Semiicr Richard, provision dealer, 23 Spyvee street. Groves
Senior John, hair dresser & toj- dealer, 18 Adelaide street
Sergant William, butcher, 3 Hotham street, Hedon road
Sergeant Ann (Mrs.), Grapes P.H. Fawcitt street
Sergeant George, builfler, 5 Newland Tofts lane
Sergeant George Parker, Blue Bell p.h. 57* Market place
Sergeant Joseph, liveiy stable keeper, Cwlos street. Great
Union street
Sergeant Parnell, miller & fanner, Preston
Sergeant Richard, builder, 13 Wright street
Sergeant Robert, joiner & builder, 2 All Saints' street
Sergeant Suddaby, farmer, Leiley, Preston
Sergeant Tom Dunn, draper, 36^ Witham
Sergeant William, builder, 2 Rodney street
Sergeant William Edward, batcher, Hedon road
Sersby Mary (Miss), school mistress, Londesborough street
board school, sa. Temple street
Settle Eliza Maria (Miss), dress maker, 6 Freehold street
Settle James, artist, 4 Windsor street
Settle Joseph, shopkeeper, 4 Paradise row. Bridge street
Settle Saran Ann (Mrs. ), writing institute, 4 Windsor st
Seward George, shopkeeper, 30 Marvel street, Drypool
Seward Henry, grocer k provision dealer, 17A, Winoolmlce
Seward John, cowkeeper, Hull bank, Cottingham
Seward Thomas, timber merchant k saw mills, 73 Witham
Seward Thomas, Windmill p.h., 56 Witham
Seward Tom, timber merchant, 10 Charlotte street
Seward William, blacksmith, 37^ Lowgate
Sewell Alfred, greengrocer, 16 Spring rank
Sewell Henrj- John, greengrooar, 9 Worship street
Sewer Henr}', cofhie house, 16 Winoolmlee
Shackles k Son, solicitors, 7 Land of Green Ginger
Shackles Charles Frederick, solicitor,perpetaBl commissioiicr
& commissioner for oaths in the Supreme Court, clerk ti>
the property k income tax eommissiimers for the Hall
district Is hon. solicitor to the Hull General Infirmaiy
(firm, Shackles fc Son), 7 Land of Green Ginger
Shackles George Lawrence, solidtor, commissioner for oaths
in the Supreme Court of Judicature, assistant clerk to the
property k income tax commissioners (firm. Shackles k
Son), 7 Land of Green Ginger
Shaftoe Mar}- (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Strickland street
Shakesby Ctuirlea Wm. draper, 3 Alexandra Brcade,Hedon rd
ShaUerossCharlesAlexander,hattar k ho8ier,49 Waterworks at
Shalloon John, shoe maker, 17 Cmnherland street
Shsnd Adam,<8ewing.& knitting machine dealer.si Savile st
Shanks George, asphalter, 75 Peel street
Shanks George, jobbing gardener, 51 West parade
Shapero Myer, outfitter, 36 Waterhouse lane
Sliari> Da^-id, grocer k post master, Preston
Sharp David, hair dresser, 164 Porter street
Shari) Edwin Thomas, ship chandler, see Rayment k Sharp ;
& manager of the Southcoates Brick Works Limited
Sharp Fanny (Miss), Talbot p.h. 15 k 16 Scale lane
Shaqi Henry, solicitor k commissioner to administer oaths
' (firm,England,Saxelbyes k Shari>),Quay Street chambers.
Quay street
Sharp Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Sharp John, cooper, Cumberland street
Sharp Joseph Fox u.mst. c.E. borough engineer. Town hall,
Lowfiate
Sharj) -Robert, Lion k Kej' p.h. 48 High street
Shaqi Thomas, tobacco pipe maker, Mary's court. Lower
Union street
Sharp William, insurance agent, Inglemire lane,.Cottingfam
Sharp William, rate collector, 59 Great Thornton street
Sharpe James & tsons, coopers, Bromley street, Sculcoates ;
office, George yard. High street
Shaqie George, Vauxhall tavern, i Hessle rood
Sharpe James, cooper, see Sharpe, James k Sons
Sharpe James, jim. cooper, see Sharpe James k Sons
Sharpe John, grocer, 33 Charles street
Sharpe John Charles, cooper, see Sharpe James & Sons
Sharjie Jolm Kime, hair dresser, 11 Waterworks street
Sharpe Sarah Ann Edwina (Miss), private school, 109 Selby
street, Newington
Sharpless John Edwd. dairj-man, soWest Dock avn.Hessle rd
Shaw, Thompson k Co. oil merchants, Alexandra chambers.
Castle St. & oil stores. West Dock st. St. Andrew's d<ick
Shaw Ann Lucas (Mrs.), com dealer, 6 Adelaide street
Shaw Benjamin, fruit broker, see Isaacs M. Sons k Shaw
Shaw Charles, jirovision merchant, 48 Paragon street
Shaw Edward, butcher, i66 Walker street
Shaw £<lward, ooal merchant. West end, Queen's dock
Shaw Edward greengrocer, 70 Church street, Drjixx)!
Shaw Edward, shopkeeiier, 4 Station parade, Holderness rd
Slinw Elizabeth (Mrs.), salve manufr. iit Gt. Thornton st
Shaw Emma (Mrs.), Bull k Sun commercial k family hotel,
I Mj-tongate
Shaw George, beer retailer, 39 Cannon street
Shaw George, beer retailer, St. Paul's street
Shaw Henry, beer retailer, 10 Charles street
Shaw Henry, cabinet maker, 10 George street
Sliaw Henry, shopkec])er, 239 Waterloo street north
Shaw James, keel owner, 5 School street
Shaw John, ale k jwrter stores, ii( Upper Union street ;
wine k spirit merchant, Midland street
Shaw John, com merchant, see Brochner C. C. k Co
Shaw John, provision merchant, 13 & 13 Dagger hine &
46 Mytongate
Shaw John, Re<l Lion p.h. 43 Whitefriargate
Shaw John, tailor k outfitter, 31 Market place
Shaw John, w-ine k spirit merchant. Midland street
Shaw John Humble, timber merchant, Great Union street
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Shav Joaeph BiUington, fruit broker, see Isaacs M. Sons
kShaw
ShaT Leonard, Oak p.H. 35 Scott street
ShaT Bobert, oil merchant, see Bhaw, Thompson & Co
Shav Thomas, com lactor, i Albany terrace, Anlaby road
Shaw Titomas, fanner, Hessle
Shaw Tbomas, Lord Nelson f.h. 60 Grsat Union street ; <c
tobacconist, a8 Bridge street
Shaw Ward, chemist t druggist, 6 Charles street
Shaw William, beer retailer, 37 Francis street east
Shaw William, batcher, 3 Newton street. Boulevard
Shaw William, grocer, 59 Stanley street
Shaw William, Rail'way tavern, 63 Paragon street
Shaw William Albert, corn merchant, see Brockner C.C.& Co
Shaw William Henry, curled hair manofr. 44 Great Union st
Shawler John,-<ialmion«r, 90 Adelaide street
Shay William, pilot, a Cholmley street. Boulevard
Sheard Samoel, master mariner, 7 Paradise row
Shnnlown k Barker, cake k com merchants, Danish boild-
iogs, 45 High street k Com exchange
Sheudomt Edward, com k cake mercnant, see Sheardown
k Barker, Danish buildings, 45 High street
Shearman L. secretary to Holderaess Ward Liberal Benefit
Bnilding Society, loi Witham
Shcarsniui Edward, tobacconist, aS Hytongate
Shearsmith Edwin, butcher, 4 Emporium bldgs. Spring bk
Shnrsmith George, shopkeeper, 94 Cumberkmd street
Shearanuth John, butcher, 5 Stepney terrace, Beverley road
Shearsmith Mary (Mrs. ), tripe dresser, 5 Charles street
Shearsmith Peter, pork batcher, 3,Milton terrace, Hessle rd
Shearsmith Wilkinson, pork butciier, 10 Halton parade,
Hessle road, k shopkeeper, 13 Hessle read
SheeEliiabetfa (Mrs.), (Teece P.H. 43^ Market place
Steers Mary Louisa (Miss), ladies' school, 87 Peel street
Shekkm Wm. L.S.C.P. uf.p.s.o. physician & surgeon, Hessle
Shelton Hary Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 36 Walcott street
Shenton Richard, yeast merchant. 5 Minerva terrace
She{iard Jaeeph,graoer k beer retailer, 76Grafton st.Newngtn
Shepherd Harvey, master. Fountain Road Board School, 17
Kyde street, NewUmd
Shepherd Herbert, stwe maker, 34 Walmsley street
Shepherd James (Mrs.), market gardener, Southcoates lane
Shepherd James, market gardener, Thistleton, Stoneferry
Shepherd Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 53 Louis street
Shepherd Joae;^ blat^smith, 9 (badi of) Linnaeus street
Shepherd Joseph, fishmonger, Naylor's row, Drypool, k 16
Waller street, Holdemess road
Shepherd William, shopkeeper. Manor street
ShepberdsaiiChri8topher,shopkpr.a3 Bright st.Hfildemcss rd
ShepberdsoD Kliubeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 14 Cottingham
terrace. Drain aide
She|d>erdsrai Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, i} Day street
Sh(]dierdsan Welbum, chemist, 33 Lowgate
ShrpiBrd Harry, head school master. Fountain Road Board
acbool, Ryde street, Beverley road
Sheppard &ibert, oowkeeper, Dansom lane
Sheroon James, bouse k estate agent, 50 Savile street
Sherbun Thomas, locksmith i b«Sl haiiger, 44 Garden street
Sherbam John, surgeon k medical officer to Hospital fur
Poor Sick Chfldren, $ Albion street
.Sherman Henry, shopkeeper, Harrow street
Sherwood George, draper, 8 Melbourne terrace, Hessle road
Sherwood John, tailor, Hessle
Sherwood John George, surgeon dentist, 33 George street
Sherwood Thomas, shopkeeper, 35 St. James' street
Shibko Lewis, pawnbroker, 18 Holdemess road
ShirUs Bichard, gruoer k provision dealer, 31 Pryme street
Shields WiUiam, grocer, Boeamond street. Boulevard
.ShiUito Eliiabeth (Miss), bookseller, 116 Porter street
Shimells William, firewood dealer, Oxford street
Shiafield John k Co. tea dealers, 150 Porter street ; 36
Lowgate : 17 Charles street, k 50 Holdemess road
ShimroUd Israel, grocer k baker, 16 Great Passage street
.^pham k Co. brasafoonders, coppersmiths, plumbers, gas
fitters k gas fittings mannf^arers, 7 Trinity House lane
k 8 Whitefriargate. See advertisement
Shiiman Thomas Henry,, station master, Sculcoates station,
Cbmch street, Sculcoates
Shippam Wm. Womack,saddler,i Holdemess arcade,Witham
Sbifstoxs William k Co. commission agent, 5 Humber pi
Shipstooe Wm. commission agent, see Slupstone Wm. k Co
ShiieB John, Sir John FalstatF p.h. 16 Humber street
ijhiKilbeig Aaron, pawnbroker, 94 Porter street
Shooter k Widdowson, fish merchant, 33 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's duck
Shooter John, fish dealer, a8 Fountain road
Shooter John, fish merchant, see Shcxiter k Widdowson
iihores Aaron, chief engineer, 12 Prince of Wales terrace,
St Lnke's street
Shares Annie Elizabeth (Mrs. ), Neptune inn, Neptune street
Shores Moses, chief engineer, 84 Day street
Chores Robert, shopkeqier, Hallgate, Cottingham |
Shores Thomas, ail refiner, see McLane Stephen k Co
Short Emilv (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 31 Hessle road
Short Emily Alice (Mrs.), fishmonger, 3 Malton parade,
Hessle rodid
Short Henry, o}-ster dealer, 6 Midland street
Short Jane (Miss), clothes dlr. second hand, 1 1 Waltham st
Short Robert, blacksmith, Hessle road, Newington
Short Sarah Maria (Mrs,), general dlr. 3 Londesborough st
Shoson Charles Cooper, custom house officer, 39 Beecroft
street, Newington
Shoaon Henry, shoi^keeper, 12 Salthouse lane
Shoson John, grocer k beer retailer, 7 Russell street
Shouler Alfred, pork batcher, 10 Alfred street
Shurley Christian, pork butcher, 5 Waterloo street
Shnrley John, ])ork buteber, 46 Chariot street
Sibley John, shopkeeper, 119 Adelaide street
Sibree John David, solicitor k commissioner for oaths (firm.
Stead & Sibree), 13 Bishop lane
Sidebotham John, secondhand clothes dealer, i Albert
arcade, Hessle road
Sigsworth Ellenor (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Silvester street
Sigsworth Rachel (Mrs.), coal dealer, 76 Alicia street
SiUbon George, Crown k Anchor p.h. 8 Waterhouse lane
Silbon George, furniture broker, 31 Alfred street
Silbon John, (dumber k glazier, 31 Alfred street
Silby Joseph, florist, Londesborough street
Siloox, Cuzner & Co. surgical instrument mas. 14 Prospect st
Silk William, shtmkeeper & beer retailer, 30 Blimdell street
Sillabnrn Esther (Miss), milliner, 6 Sykes street
Silverwood Walter, lighter owner k master mariner. East
end. Queen's dock
Silvester Alfred, baker, Sa Lime street
Silvester Thomas S. manager, 24 Regent street
Silvey Catherine (Mrs.), Inlging house, 36 Sykes street
Siminson Edwin, builder k brick k tile manufacturer, la
Little Queen street ; brickworks, Sculcoates lane
Simmonds Luther, shopkeeper, 91 West parade
Simons Joseph, pork butcher, 29 Somerscales street
Simony, Husted & Co. coal merchants, 8 Pier street
Simpson Alfred k Co. consulting engineers' & machinery
exporters, 1 1 High street
Simpson Chias. k C^. timber mers. Merrick street, Drypqol
Simpson Christopher k Sons, copper k iron merchants.
Walkers chambers, Humber street
Simpson George k Margaret (Mrs.), shoe makers, 134
Great Thornton street
Simpson J. T. k Co. lime merchants, 7 Smeaton street
Simpson James k Sons,painter8, paper hangers k decorators,
27 Prospect street k 3 Oastle street
Simpson Jn.& Son, joiners k builders, Grafton st.Newiagton
Simpson k Malone, builders k contractors, 79 Ot. Thornton
St. k sand merchants. Church st. Wincolnuee. See advt
Simpson Alfred, consulting engineer, see Simpson Alfd.J(Co
Simpson Appleby Wm. greengrocer, 134 Waterloo st. north
Simpson Charles, boot k shoe maker, 140 Regent street
Simpson Charles, timber mer. see Simpson Charles & Co
Simpson Edward, shopkeeper, 23 Burleigh st. Holdemess rd
Simpson Edward Upsall, shopkeeiier, 11 Temperance street,
South street
Simpson Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 39 Queen street
Simpson Frances (Miss), ladies' seminary, 13 Canton place,
Anlaby road
Simijson Frcderick,tiraber mer.& lath render, Lockwood st
Simpson George, shoe makr. 4 Stepney lane, Beverley road
Simpson Geo. Franklin m.d. physician, 24 Gt. Thornton st
Simpson Harriet (Miss), milliner, 35 Mason street
Simpson Henry, copper Ac iron merchant, see Simpson
Christopher k Sons
Simpson Heury, tallow merchant, 74 Church street, Scul-
coates, k tallow refiner, Sitwell St. k coal mer.. Lime st
Simpson Jas. news agent, 2 Station parade, Holdemess road
Simpson Jas.Braimbridge, shoe ma. 13 Carr ln.44 Porter st
Simpson John, builder, see Sim|)son & Malone
Simpson John, grocer, 51 Alexandra street
Simpson John Thomas, manager, 17 Arlington street
Simpson John William, stevedore, 7 Argyle street
Simpson Lancelot, chief engnr.ii Symons st.Swann's estate
Simpson Richard,fish merchant. North side k 16 Billings-
gate, St. Andrew's dock
Simpson Richard, smack owner, see Bowman k Simpson
Simpson Robert, commercial traveller, 8 Walmsley street
Simpson Robert, grocer k beer retailer, 84 Holdemess road
Simpson Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 25 Alexandra street
Simpson Thomas, E4;le wine k spirit stores, 18 Albert
terrace, Anlaby rood
Simpson Thomas, shopkeeper, i, k lodging house 2 ft 3
Paradise row, Bridge street
Simpson Thomas, wine & beer retailer, i Grimston street
Simpson Thomas Dale, wharfinger, 30A, Bridge street
Simpson William, chief engineer, 19 Cogan street
Simpson William, painter *c. see Simpson James k Sons ;
residence, 11 Victoria terrace, Anlaby road
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Simpson William, tailor, iS Ogborne street
Simiiann Willimm John, master mariner, 3 Harley street
Simpson Vm. Watson, commercial trvlr. 37 Wellington la
Sims John, fish merchant k smack owner, 10 East end,
St. Andrew's dock
Sinclair (reorge, greengrocer, 65 k 67 Wesf street
Sinclair John, Wheataheaf p.h.. Kirk Ella
Sinclair William, jiravision merchant, see Finningley k Co i
Sinderson WiUiana, grncer, ita Spyvee street. Groves I
Singer Manufacturing Co. (George Henry Thewlis, agent),
61 Whitefriargate |
Singleton Edvin, solicitor, Cogan chambers. Bowlalley lane I
Singleton George Hy. butcher, 48 Kent St. Holdemess road !
Singleton John, joiner, Newton terrace, Redbonrne street I
Sinyard Ricba^i, paperhanger k painter, 64' Porter street I
Sipiing George, hatter k ontfitter, 80 Hessle road ' :
Sipling William, faatdier. King street, Cottingham
Sirola Phillis (Mrs. ), shopkeeiwr, 9 Blackfriargate
Sirs Edwin, milk dialer, 8 Sykeh street
Sissons Brothers k Co. oil, color k paint manufs. Bank side '
Sissons John i Son, tailors, 49 Market place
Sissons & White, rteam pile driver manufacturers, Hedon
n»d, k 7 East end, St. Andrew's dock
Sissons William & Co. saw mills, Hedon road
Sissons David, paint manufacturer, see Sissons Bros. & Co
Sissons Elizabeth (KGss), milKner, 3 Spencer street
Sissons Bichard, fumitnri broker, 17 Adelaide street
Sissons Thomas, paint manufecturer, see Sissons Bros.& Co
Sissons Thomas Hall, point manuf. see Sissons Bros, k Co
Sissons Wm. saw mills, see Sissons Wm. k Co., steam pile
driver manufaetnrer, see Sissons k White, & surveyor k
valuer, 12 Parliament street ; residence, 89 Park street
Sissons Wm. tailor, see Sissons k Son
Sissons William Albert, saw mills, see Sissons Wm. k Co
Sizer Bichard, engineer, 16 k 17 Wilton street
Skaith William, White Swan f.h. 33 Wincolmlee
Skelton John, hairdresspr, 6 Holdemess nnd
Skelton John, ship smith, 35 Edwards place
Skelton Joseph, boot maker, 31 Vincent street
Skelton Robert, news agent^ 54 Dock street
Skelton Thomas, shopkeeper, 43 Blanket row
Skerrow William, beer retailer, 119 Campbell street
Skinner Atkinson, shoe maker, 50 North street
Skinner Joseph Tong, joiner k biiilder, 17 Wright street
SkiAner Wm. Thos. commercial trvlr. 4 Cave st. Stepney
Skow Neale, rigging maker, see Pexton k Skow
Slack Joseph Hutchinson, agent to the Lincoln, Sleaford k
Homcastle regular traders, 19a High street
Slater Brothers, wholesale grocers, Waterhouse lane
Slater John, grocer, see Slater Brothers
Slater Joseph, school. Park Gfnte avenue, Beverley road
Slater Bichiird,man.to Kingston-upon-Hull Stearine Co.Lim
Slater Walter Dawson, tailor k draper, 93 Day street
Slater William, grocer, see Slater Brothers
Slee Samuel, rojje & twine spinner, Hessle road, Newington
Sleet John, news agent, 141 Walker street
Sleight Charles, fish cnrer, lai Regent street
Sleight John, commission agent, 31 High street
Slide Mar\- (Miss), shopkeeper, Preston
Slingsby Frederick, shoiikee]ier, Hume street
Slingsby James, marine store dealer, 11 Cleveland st.Groves
Slingsby John Hy. insurance agent, 30 Buckingham street
Slingsby William, house furnisher, 2 & 3 Princes Dock street
Slingsby William Heath, joiner, 14 Hodgson street. Groves
SUpiier John, fishmonger, 34} Ocean place, Anlaby road
Smaje Louis David, cordial make^, St. John's place ; i3i|
High street k 44 Wright street
Smaldon William, master mariner, 11 Promenade pl.Vane st
Smales George, grocer, 49 Mytongate
1 Smales Leonard Henry, com master, 34 Portland street
Small Samuel, cowkeejier, 9 Grange street, Swsnn's estate
Smalley Joseph, well smker, $$ Beaumont street, Dr}!*!!!
Smallwood Bichard, pawnbroker, 17 Emily street, Drj-pool
Smart Alfred, beer retailer, 93 West jMrade
Smart Henrj-, -baker, 58 Myton street
Smedley G. k Son, manufacturers of boat, roof k seam
nails kc. Cheapside, Groves
Sme<Uey George, nail manufacturer, see Smedley G. jc Son
Smedley John, custom house oflicer, 124 Adelaide street
Smedley Mary (Mrs.), mniiin baker, 6 CJrotto sq. Mason st
Smedley Thomas, nail manufacturer, see Smedley G. k Son
Smellie William, manager, 33 St. George's road
Smelt Joseph, beer retailer, 9 Mason street
SmiUie Thomas, chief engineer, 33 Qarendon street
Smiter Thomas John, shopkeeper, 33 Albert st. Newington
Smith k Atkinson, butchers, 35 Walton street, k 3 SUn-
burgh terrace, Hessle road, Newington
Smith k Brodrick, architects & surveyors, Cogan chambers,
Bowlalley lane
Smith Henry & Co. timber mers. North Sidt, Queen's dock
Smith, Hill k Co. steam ship owners, 6 Suffolk row
Smith John Fntncis k Son, coopers, Edward's place
Smith, Kruger C. k Co. coal foctors, 9 Fish street
Smith P. k Co. yeast importers, Wellington street
Smith k Rawlings, outfitters k woollen drapers, 15 Queen
street k ChnrtSi street, Drypool
Smith Robert k Son, timber merchants k machinery-
brokers, Hessle road
Smith Saipnel Brothers & Co. bankers. Hall k Kingston -
ui>on-Hall bank, 5 Whitefriargate ; draw on Smith, Payne
& Smiths', London
Smith Thomas k Co. sack k bag merchants k contractors,
George j-ard
Smith Thomas k Co. slate merchants k sanitary tube
dealers, la Ocean |^oe, Anhiby road
Smith Alexander, timber mercht. see Horaley, Smith & Co
Smith Alfred, baker, 80 Holdemess road
Smith Ann (Miss), diaiwr, 13 Waterloo street
Smith Ann (Mrs.), matron ofTrinity Almshouses for mast«r
mariners, Anlaby mad
Smith Arthur, boot k shoe maker, 56B, Sarile street
Sniith August Theoda, Society tavern, 6 Dagger lane
Smith Benjamin, grocer k tea dealer, 73 Charles street
Smith Benjamin "Tumer, jilnmber, glaaer k gasfitter, 31 k
33 Wellington street
Smith Charfes, oonl factor, see Smith Kriiger Jc Co
Smith Charles, fishmonger 1e game dealer, 64 Prospect st
Smith Charles, fried fish shop, 30 Pryme street
Smith Charles, master mariner, 14 Sutton street
Smith Charles, tailor, ao Cave street. Stepney
Smith Charles, well sinker, 6 Lockwood street
Smith Charies Henry, master mariner, 44 Derby street
Smith Christopher, manager (No. 4) Hull People's Public
Honse Co. Limited, Engine street
Smith Daniel, cartman, Soattergate, Hedon
Smith David, cowkeeper, Soutbooates lane
Smith Darid, hosier, see Johnston Smith k Son
South David, travelling tea dealer, Souttergate, Hedon
Smith Dudley Robert, banker, see Smith Samuel Bros. & Co
Smith Edward, commission agent, a Rose street
Smith Edward, insurance agent, 10 Somersoales street
Smith Edward, shopkee|)er, Anlaby
Smith Edwin, dgar dealer k money changer, 11 Hmnber
Dock street
Smith Edwin, shopkeeper, Stemiey lane, Beverly rood
Smith Eliza (Mrs.), drrasma. 5 Finsbury Grove, Fountain rd
Smith Eliza (Mrs.), shojikeeper, 15 Clifton ter. Goodwin st
Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.) fisherman's outfitter, 6 Dock arcade,
Hessle road, Newington
Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging honse, 8 Braadley square
Smith Elizh.(Mrs.),market gardener. Common, Cottingham
Smith Emma (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 38 Hnmber st
Smith Eric Carrington, banker, see Smith Samuel Bros.& Co
Smith Ernest, commission agen1^7 Prince's rd. St. John's wd
Smith Francis, master mariner, 7a Francis street east
Smith Francis, printer, 36 Scale lane
Smith Francis Nichotos, banker,8ee Smith Samuel Bros.& Co
Smith Frank, shipwright, 7 Reform street
Smith Fred, grocer, 15 Wellington lane
Smith Fred, house agent, 11 Rose street
Smith Frederick, shopkeeper, 65 Bean street
Smith George, butcher, ao Alexandra street
Smith George, butcher, 67 Ro^r street
Smith George, farmer, Hessle
Smith George, grocer k postmaster, Sutton
Smith George, shoe maker, 17 Seaton street. Fountain road
Smith George, shoe maker, 19 Short street
Smith George, shopkeei>er k beer retailer, as Vsne street
Smith Geo. thrashing machine owner, Dunswell, Cottingham
Smith George Albert, baker k confectioner, 18 Spring bank
k 33|; Ocean place, Anlaby rood
Smith George Charles, fruit k potato merchant, 39 South st
Smith George Henry, assistant school master at Crowle
street board school, 37 Terry street
Smith George Henry, teacher of music, 38 Albany street
Smith George Matthew, coal dealer, 35 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Smith George William, dentist, 9 Sjiring street
Smith Gerard, banker, see Smith Samuel Brothers k Co
Smith Greenhead, shopkeeper, 48 Reform street
Smith Hannah (Mrs. ), laundress, Stepney la. Beverley rd
Smith Hannah (Mrs.), lodging honse, 91 Cumberland street
Smith Harold, commission agent, see Lambert k Smiths, k
consul for Italy k Argentine Republic, 43 High street
Smith Henr}-, com factor, 34 Barmstyn street
Smith Henr}-, hardware factor. Com Exchange, 36 High st
Smith Henr}', hay k straw dealer, Bromley street
Smith Henry, pilot, 32 Charlotte street
Smith Henr}', plumber, glazier jc gasfitter, 16 Bmnswick
avenue, Newmgton
Smith Henr}- Francis, greengrocer, i Union place, Edward
street. Medley street
Smith Henry Frederick, fanner, Sutton
Smith Henry Frederick, steam ship owner, see Smith, Hill
k Co. & managing director. Walker k Smith Umited
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Smith Benrj Hardy, prorision d«al«r, 35 Woodboiue street,
Hedon road
Smith Henry Thornton, fruiterer, 6 Waterhonse Isne
Smith Henry Wilson Rinfrose, engineer, see Amos k Smith
Smith Isaac, hosier, 25 Walker street
Smith James, cabinet maker, Blake street
Smith James, hairdresser, 3 Strawberry street, Drypool
Smith James, roaster mariner, 13 Finsbury street
Smith James, Ship's Hold p.h. Church street, Sculcoates
Smith James Albrat, fish carer, 66 Goodwin street
Smith James Bennett, butcher, 23 Lee Smith St. Hedon rd
Smith John, bricklayer, a Gilbert street, Hesste road
Smith John, brickmaker, In^flemire, Cottingham
Smith John, cabinet maker, 53 New George street
Smith John, chief engineer, 19 Beecroft street, Newington
Smith John, china k glass dealer, 147 Walker street
Smith John, draper, 33 Bean street
Smith J(^n, farmer, Ic Wagon & Horses p.h. Dnnswell,
Cnttiogham
Smith Jnin, fish cnrer, 9 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Smith John, hair dresser, Idme street
Smith John, hay, straw k provender dealer, 76 Lime street
&nith John, joiner, 174 High street
Smith John, lodging house keeper, 33, 35 k 37 Middle st
Smith John, lodging house, 56 West street
Smith John, master mariner, i Wakefield street
Smith John, secondhand clothes dealer, 35 Hnmber street
Smith John, ship steward, 32 Waverley street
Smith John, shoe maker, 21 East cheap, Spencer street
Smith John, shopkeeper, 31 Felham street, Dryi)nol
Smith John, shopkeeiier, 97 Selby street, Newington
Smith John Cochran, batcher, 7 Stepney ter. Beverley rd
%m'th John F. glass k lead merchant, 52 Carr lane
Smith John Francis, cooper, North Walls
Smith John Francis, plumber k gasfittcr, 46 Chariot street
Smith John Hardy, shoe maker, King street, Cottingham
Smith John Henry, draper, see Barff k Smith
Smith John Henry, schoolmaster at Constable street board
school, 85 Constable street
Smith John S. manager, 11 Boulevard south, Hessle road
Smith John Stephen, shoe maker, 28 Lincoln street
Smith John Thomas, chief officer, 63 William street
Smith John William, joiner, Anbby road
Smith John William, ship owner, Prince's Dock buildings.
Prince's Dock street
Smith Joseph, baker k confectioner, 7 Charles street
Smith Joseph, manager (No. 5) Hull People's Public House
Co. Limited, 63 Prospect street
Smith Ja«e|>h, tinner Ic tin plate worker, 58 Campbell st
Smith Joseph William, commercial traveller, 36 Vane st
ftnith Joshua, commercial traveller, St. Leonard's road,
Btverley roaid I
Smith Jonathan, wheelwright, Preston
Smith Maria (Miss), dressmaker, 5 Waterloo terrace,
Wellington luie
Smith Thomas, shoe dealer, 29 Garden street
Smith Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Studley St. Holdemess road
Smith Thotnas, shopkeeper, 38 Upper Union street
Smith Thomas, slate merchant &c. see Smith Thomas k
Co. ; residence, 17 St. George's road
Smith Thomas, tin plate worker, 143 Walker street
Smith Thomas, wheelwright, 38 Grisen lane
Smith Thomas Baron, butcher, 2 Livingstone sicade,
Ajilal^ road
Smith Thomas James, farmer. West end, Preston
Smith Thomas James, wholesale druggist k cod liver oil
importer, 10 & 1 1 North Church st. ; residence, Hornsea
Barton
Smith Thomas John, monumental sculpture k marble
mason. Oriental Stone works, Hedon road
Smith Thomas Richard, joiner, 42^ Pr}-me street
Smith Tliomas Ridsdill, silk mercer, see Marris, WiUows.&
Smith ; residence, 10 Crown terrace, Anlaby road
Smith Thomas William, cowkeeper, 5 Lambert street,
St. John's wood
Smith Valentine, Kingston hotel, 118 Cumberland street
Smith W. Nawton, steam ship owner k forwarding agent,
Quay street
Smith Walter, apartments, 20 Nile street
Smith William, beer retailer. Cannon street
Smitli William (trustees of), brewer. Green lane
Smith William, chief engineer, 6 Charlotte terrace. Claren-
don streeti south
Smith William, com factor, 102 Hessle road
Smith William, cowkeeper, Thistleton, Stoneferry
Smith William, farmer. Primrose hiU, Sntton
j Smith William, fruiterer, 66 Paragon street
I Smith William, greengrocer, 49 West street
Smith William greengrocer, 53 Spencer street
Smith William, haircbeaser, 15 Jenning street, Groves
Smith William, pork butcher, 88 Church street, Drypool
Smith William, shopkeeper, 23 Blake street
Smith William, tailor, 2 Stepney lane, Beverley road
Smith William, raluer & land fc estate agent, 3Parliament st
Smith William, yeest dealer, 2 Wilton street
Smith William Daggett, carver k gilder, 6 k i6Grimston st
Smith Wm. Finningley, outfitter kc. see Smith k Bawlings
Smith William Gilbert, machinist, Portland place
Smith Wm. Hy. secondhand clothes dealer, 35 Lincohi st
Smith William Henry, tobacconist, 5 Waterhouse lane
Smith Wm. HoUingsworth, gas fitter, plmbr. JccSSHessle rd
Smith William Kichard, wholesale draper, see Hudson,
Smith & Co
Smith William Ridsdale, butcher, 33 West parade
Smith-Bisshopp £. P. collector of customs, Wliitefriargate
Smithson Charles Frederick k Co. timber merchants.
Oriental buildings. High street fc Victoria street
Smithson Alfred, upholsterer, 5 Adelaide street
Smithson Alfred Chas. tobacconist & fruiterer,3iAdelaide st
^ "■ timber mer. see Smithson C.F. k Co
Smithson Chas.Fredk
Smith Bfaria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 145 Waterloo street north j Smithson E. cab proprietor, Modeley street
Smith Mary Ann (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 44 Mytonst (Smithson Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 31 Pendrill street.
Smith Osvald Fris, com mercliant, 40 High street j Beverley rood
Smith Peter, yeast dealer, 19 East parade, Holdemess rood, ! SmithsonFrederick, greengrocer, 72 Carlton St. Newington
t yeast importer, see Smith P. & Co i Smithson Harriett (Mrs.), brewer, 2 Vincent St. Bond st
Smith Peter Lesley, master mariner, 14 Abbey crescent, Smithson James Scholey, pork butcher, 30 Charlotte street
Koontain road
^'th Baphael Robert, shopkeeper, 57 Day street
•<<mith Richard, farmer, Bfarfleet
Smith Richard, groeer, 27 Caroline street
Smith Richard, grocer k beer retailer, k agent for W. k A.
Gilbey, wine & spirit mers.6 Emporium bldgs. Spring bnk
Smith Kichard, music imblisher, Victoria street
Smith Richard George f.r.i.b.a. surveyor to the Charity
Tmstees k Hull Charterhouse Estate, Cogan chambers,
Bowlalleylane
Smith Roliert, butcher, 40 The Shambles
Smith Robert, farmer. Common, Hessle
.''inith Bobert, jun. horse dealer. Common, Hessle
Smith Robert, mariner, 13 Sutton street
Smith Robt. yeast dlr. 198 Waterloo st. north, Swann's estate
Smith Samuel, Blue Bell p.h. 118 Witham
•■^th Samuel, cowkeeper, 7 Air street, Sculcoates
Smith Sarah (Miss), earthenware dealer, 42 Great Union st
Smith Septimus, cowkeeper, 4 Argyle st St. John's wood
Smith Stamford, farmer, Hull bank, Cottingham
Smith Sydney, shopkeeper, 3 Swann street
Smith Sydney, shopkeeper, 18 York street
^ith Taylor T. forwanling agent, 4 Savile street
^imith Theo. oil merchant. Ice. see Westerdale k Smith
iMnithTbomar, briekUyer k beer retailer, 8 Castle street
Smith Thomas, cabinet maker, 43 Porter street
^th lliomas, chief engineer, 93 Regent street
Smith Thos. frniterer k confectioner. i94Waterloo St. north
•roth Thomas, master miriner, 4 Botanic vils.Spring bank
*™ilh Thomas, pork butcher, 38 Great Union street
Smith Thomas, sack k bag mer. see Smith Thomas k Co.
Smithson MaryAnn(Mr8. ),shopkeeper, i Gilbert st.Hessle rd
Smithson Thomas, butcher, 58 Church street, Drypool
Smithson Thomas, butcher, 41 Witham
Smithson Thomas, greengrocer, 8 Strickland street
Smithson William, shopkeeper, 35 Francis street east
Sranrthwaite Edward Clark, hosier, glove', shirt maker,
berlin W(»l warehouse tc fancy repository, 9 Whitefriarga
Snape Edward, chemist & druggist, 5 Queen street
Snceston George, shopkeeper, Hessle
Sneeston James, carrier, Hessle
Sneeston Thomas, florist, Hessle
Snell Charles, com miller, Holderness road, Sutton
Snell William, printer, 16 Fish street
Snelling William Richard George, paper box maker, 20
Gloucester terrace, Grosvenor street
Snow John Kindle, master mariner, 3 Gladstone street
Snow Wm. marine store dealer,Chapman street, Wihnington
Snow William Ewart, master mariner, 40 Arlington street.
Snowden Benjamin, shopkeeper, 28 Eggington street
Snowden Charles, shopkeeiier, 67 Church street, Drypool
Snowden James, shoemaker, 50 Canning street
Snowden Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker, 308 Bean street
Snowden Robert, photographer, Castle street
Snowden Thomas, Coach k Horses p.h. 18 Dock street
Soar Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 St. Stephen's square
Soflcy Samuel, cocoa house keeper, 3 Anlaby road
Sokel John Tliomas, news agent, 12 Dock Office row
Solca John, Albion P.H. Hedon road
Solca Joseph, watch & clock maker, 91 Porter street
Solca Lewis, watch maker, 18 Humber Dock street
Sollitt, HilliCo. shipping agenU, 19 Nile street I
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SoUitt Benjamin, shopkeeper k beer retailer, ao Park rood.
The Park
Solly Stephen, Behmonger, 4 Ghiltero street, Newington
Solomon Abram, jeweller, 4a Day street
Somerscales Esther Annie (Mrs.), mistress, Wawne Street
board school, 24 Peel street
Somerscales Anthony North, teacher of narigation,6Dock at
Somerscales Sophia Blanche (Miss), mistress of I^k Boad
board school, 24 Peel stivet
Somes William, ^oe maker, a Emma's ter. Alexandra st
Sonley George contractor, Stoneferry
Sonley Hugh, cowkeeper, Sutton
Sonley James, Marfleet inn, Marfleet
Sonley John, jon. joiner, Sntton
Sonley Richd. smack omier, 10 Boulevard south, Hessle nl
Sopnitt Annie (Mias), ladies' school, 3 York par. Beverley rd
Sonie George, manager of Star Music hall, Grimston gt
Sonlsby Hennr, master mariner, 39 Arlington street
Sonlsby Joseph, master mariner, 93 Coltman street
Souter George, shopkeeper, 75 Walton street, Newingtcii
South Myton Liberal Permanent Benefit Building Society
(William Archer Wilkinson, sec. ), 85 Walker atnet
South .Yorkshire Sanitary Tube Depot (James Gooddy,
proprietor), 5 Ocean place, Anlaby road
South Yorkshire Steam Coal OTmers' Association (William
ThunderclifTe Marshall, agent), Victoria chambers.
Princes Dock street
Southern James, The Chequers p.h. 85 Mytongate
Southcoat Charles, shopkeeper, 36 Green lane
Southcoate Fredk. Wm. oowkeeper,9o Carlton 8t.Newington
Sonthcoates Brick Works Limited (E. T. Sharp, man.),
Hedon road ; otHoe, 158 High street
Sonthcott Creswick George, tailor, 10 Lovgate
Southern George, upholsterer, 33 Percy street
Southern Thoa. .(exors. of),brickiayer k builder, isWright st
Southgate Francis Burnham, beer retailer, Campbell street
Southwell George Wright, baker k com factor k bay k
straw dealer. Fountain road
Sonthwick James, bricklayer, 56 Symons street
Southwick John, confectioner, 21 Wincolmlee
Sonthwick Snsan (Mrs.), laundress, Stepney la. Beverley rd
Southwick Wm. hardware dealer, 65 Church st. Drypool
Southwick William, plumber, 40 Salthonse lane
Sontter James b James Stewart, ironmongers k druggists,
St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Sontter .himes Stuart, farmer, Lell^, Preston
Sowden Sarah (Miss), insurance agent, i| Fountain road
Sowden William, master mariner, ai Lansdowne street
Sowerby Daniel R. livery stables, k veterinary surgeon, 16
Carr lane
Sowerby Wm. oommercial traveller, 15 Vane street
Sowery Jennie, secondhand clothes dealer, 183 Waterloo
street north
Soyland Tonnis, fish salesman, 13 Cogan street
Spafford Charles, master of British & Foreign school, Day
street k 24 Wilberforce street
Spaivien George, shopkeeper, 48 Spencer street
Spanish Vice-Consulate (Wm. Moran), Alexandra chambers.
Castle street
Spavey lliomas, grocer, 32 Colliers street
Spear John, principal surveyor at Board of Trade oiBoeg,
Posterngate k 69 Park street
Speck Henry, agricultural machinist, Hessle
Speck Robert, joiner, 64 Campbell street
Speechley Edward, shopkeeper, lao Porter street
Speechley James, shopkeeper, 19 Walcott street
Speight George, greengrocer, 14 Broadley street
Spence Emma, apartments, 5 Park Street crescent. Park it
Spenoe James, lodging house, 140 Cumberland street
Spence James Thomas, pilot, 83 Constable street
Spenceley Ann (Mrs.), lodging honse, s Milton street
Spencer Clara Isabel (Miss), preparatory school, Stanley
House school, Cambridge street
Spencer Ellen (Mrs.), mistress of St. James's national
inbmt school, 17 Wilberforce street
Spencer Geo. Robt. custom house officer, 91 Paisley street,
Newington
Spencer Henry, shopkeeper, 38 Goulton street
Spencer Joseph, marine architect, 17 Wilbcriorce street
Spencer Joseph L. carver k gilder, 16 Neptune street
Spencer William, boot k shoe maker, 11 Bank street
Spencer William, grocer, 104 Trinity street
Spendley David, shoe maker, 17 Freehold street
Sperring John, beer retailer, 103 English street
Spicer J. M, k Co. woollen merchants, a6 Queen's street
Spicer Fanny (Mrs.), grocer, Northgate, Cottingham
Spicer John. "The George p.h. Hessle
Spioer John Morris, woollen mer. see Spicer J. M. k Co
Spicer Richd. Calvert, commercial trav. a$ All Saints' st
Spicer Robert, lodging honse, 5 Air street, Sculcoetes
Spikins Benjamin, cabinet miUcer, i Walthom street
Spikins George, house furnisher, 38 George street
Spink John, butcher, 24 Wincolmlee
Spink John, jun. butchiBr, 3 Carr lane Je 13 Garden street
Spink Robert, Albert Dock tavern, 134 English street
Spink William, joiner, 9 Blundell street
Spinks John, pamter, c Elm Tree avenue. Park street
Spivy Caleb, seed crusher, Lincoln street
Spooner Eugene, greengrocer, 32 Bamsley st. Holdemess rd
Spragg Stephen, SbapheepeT, Souttergate, Hedon
Spratt Harry, manager to Copestake, Hughes, Crampton k
Co. Church lane
)ring Alfred, fish k ice merchant, 15 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Spring Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 37 Richmond terrace
Spring Eliza (Mrs.), confectioner, 18 Charles street
Sprine George, fish merchant. Billingsgate dock, St.
Andrew's dock ; k fish curer. Ropery street
Spring Lawrence, fish merchant, 15 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Spring William, fish carer, 16 Great Passage street k South
side, St. Andrew's dock
Spurr Daniel, pork butcher, 38 Fountain mad
Spurr John, Excelsior tavern, 59 High street
Spnrr Reginald, photographer, 7 Lansdowne ter. Beverley rd
Spurr Thomas, solicitor, 24 Market place
Staqr EUia (Miss), dress maker, 30 Bnimley street
Stafford Enoch, 'Tiger No. 3 p.h. a Cumberland street
Stafford James, dog Ic patten maker, 63 Mytongate
Stagles William, grocer, 92 West Dock avenue, Hessle rd
Stainforth Jn. k San, (lainters k pajier hangers, saParagon st
Stainforth Robert, wire, worker k weaver, 7 Salthouse lane
Stainton Jsph. poulterer & frniterer,2Cottage row,AnlBby nl
Stamford Cornelius Benton, auctioneer, valuer k cattle
salesman. King's place, Hedon k 8 Bishop lane
Stamford William, horse slaughterer, Maxwell st.Stoneferr)'
Stamp, Jackson k Birks, solicitors, -(jpay chambrs. Quay st
Stamp John, draper, 17 Bromley street
Stamp William, general carrier, 7 York street, Sculcoates
Stami)er Richard, nursery k seedsman, 19 St. John's street
Stamper William, assistant station master, Paragon station,
9 Edward street. Medley street
Stanoer John k Sons, plumbers Jcc 46 Church St. Orj-pool
Stancer Edward, cooper, 10 Prince's Dock street
Stanoer George, tobacconist, 38 Lowgate
Stancer Henry, plumber, 112 Witham
Stancer John Edward, plumber kc. see Stancer John k Sons;
residence, 33 Stanley street
Stanoer Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Derby street
Stancer William Hobsim, plumber kc. see Stancer John k
Sons ; residence, 46 Church street, Drj-pool
Standage Sarah Ann (Mrs.) k Lockey Mary Elizah. (Miss),
dressmakers, 35 William street
Standard Boot Co. (W. J. Wood, man.), 14 St. John street
Standdiffe John, agent to Refuge Friendly Society, 14
St. Mark street
Standering Jane E. (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 27 Short street
Standidge William, master mariner, 70 Morpeth street
Stanford George William, pilot, 47 Staniforth jiL Hesale rd
Staning Walter, chemist, 8 Newington villas, Anlaby road
Stanley Alfred William, builder, la Midland street
Stanley Arthur James, solicitor, see Wells,Getting <c Stanley
Stanley John, custom's ofiicer, 5 Melbourne para<M,He88lc rd
Stanton William, shopkeeper, Thwaite street, Cottingham
Staples James, apartments, 54 Freeludd street
Star Boot Co. (The) (Edwd. Aubrey, pri^rietor), 89 Porter st
Star Cocoa House, restaurant, aB Dock street
Star Music Hall (George Soule, manager), Grimston street
Stark James, ]iostmaster k parish derk, Paull
Stark James Smith, shoemaker, Paull
Stark Jonathan, fidierman, Paull
Starkey Dickinson, hay, straw k com dealer, 38 Middle st
Starkey George, shopkeei^er, Paull
Starkey James, Crown inn, Paull
Starkey James William, iron k brass founder, 11 Trippett
Starkey William, shoemaker, 75 York street, Sculcoates
Starr Edward, architect Jc surveyor, land k estate agent, 13
Bowlnlley lane ; residence. White ho. Plane St. Newington
Starr Edwanl Geo. hosier, see Russell k Starr ; residence,
4 Russell place, Anlaby road
Startup George, shopkeeper, 3 Myton street
Stather Charles, remnant doth dealer, 46 Spencer street
Stather Francis, cattle deiUer, George street, Cottingham
Stathbb John, washable pai^er hanging manufacturer,
50 Leonard street
Stather Selina (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 9 Adelaide st
Stathers Edward Beacock, retail ironmonger k tinplate
worker, 3 Regent terrace, Anlaby road
Statters George, draper. Craven street, Holdemeas road
Statters Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Hallgate, Cottingham
Staveley Henry Thomas, tailor, 19 Ookley ter. Weat parade
Staveley John Albert, fish merchant, 38 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock k 4 Walmer ter. Hessle rd. Newington
Staves James, shoemaker, 34 Great Passage street _
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stead k Sibrae, soliciton, 13 Bishop bme
Stad, Simpaoa & Nephews, boot k shoe dealers, 18 Market
place fc ao tc 21 Witham
Stead James, shopkeeper, Vatixhall grove, Hessle road
Stnd Joseph, cattle market keeper, 6 Edward's place
Stcars Thomas William, gas engineer k contractor, 4 Der-
ringham St. ; residence, 1 1 Minerva ter. Spring bank
Stebbing Charles, greengrocer k tailor, 74 O«borne street
SteUiings John, agent for British Workman's Insurance
Soriety, 69 Bean street
Steedman Thomas Colton k Bros, wholesale druggists k
petrolenm oil merchants, 2, 3, 4 fe 17 Bobinson row
Steedman David, wholesale druggist kc. see Steedman Thos.
Colton k Brothers
Steedman Samuel, commercial traveller, 47 Derringham st
Steedman Thomas Colton, baking powder manufacturer, 18
Bobinson row, k wholesale druggist &c. see Steedman
Thomas Colton k Brothers
Steekama Jn. master marineT,83 St. George's rd.ITevringtou
Steel John Henry, tinplate worker, 3 Davis st. Bond st
Steel William Walter, picture dealer, 134 Witham
Steele David Forth, stationer, Spring bank
Steele John, glass k china denier, 50 Wassand street
Steele John, hatter, 71 Bean street
Steele Matthew, bntcher, 7 Clarendon street
Steele Fasqnale, boarding house, 51 Salthouse lane
Steels James, mineral water k cordial manufacturer, De
Grey street, St^John's wood
Steeper William West, shoemaker, Hessle mad, Newington
SteepleGea lithographic arti8t,36Brunswick avnu.Newngton
Stefl Mary fMiss), dressmaker, 45 Derby strpet
Stegmann Bertha (Miss), teacher of mnsic,49 Frances st.we
Steinmetz Htigo, grocer k tea dealer, 51 Spyvee St. Groves
Stennett William Mead, bntcher, 43 Scott street
Stephens George Henry, boot k shoe maker, 53 Porter st
Stephens Henry Spaffora, shoemaker, 45 Hessle road
Stepbensen Oh^ S. com k seed merchant, 41 Sgh street
Stephenson k Gibson, tobacco manufacturers k cigar im-
porters. White Horse yard. Market place
Stephenson J. k J. seed crushers, sSjHigh street; Glass-
hmtt road k Anglo American mills, Wilmington
Stephenson Abraham, manager, iia Coltman street
Stephenson Benjamin, gardener, Endike lane, Cottingham
Stephenson Edmund, tauor, 13 Richmond ter. Old Drain side
Stephenson Edward, rtlly man, 3 Westmoreland street
Stephenson Edward B. draper, 34 k 35 Caroline street
Stephenson Elizabeth (Mrs.), Tiger inn No. i. Engine street
k 42 Waterworks street
StephensonEmmanuel, market gardencr,Common,Cottnghm
Stqtbenson Francis, tobacconist, 38 BroAk street
Stq)henson George, com merchant. Great Union street
Stephenson George, corn merchant. The Avenue, 157 High
street ; Com exchange ; warehouse. North bridge
Stephenson George, shopkeeper, 15 Beaumont street
Stephenson Geo. Bell, ^ocer & beer retailer, 57 Walker st
Stephenson George Brighton, collector of taxes k surveyor
to kical board, Cottingham
Stephenson George William, builder, 60 Bean street
Stephenson Hcnry,boot & shoe maker, Hallgate,Cottingham
Stephenson Henry, grocer, 34 Jenning street, Grdvcs
Stephenson Henrj-, shopkeeper, 32 Great Union street
St^benson Jaa. chief engineer, i8iSt.Gci>rge'srd.Newiigtn
Stephenson James, cooper, 10 Green lane
Stephenson James, seed crusher, see Stephenson J. & J
Stephenson Jane (Miss), dressmaker, Preston
Stephenson John, coojwr, i & 3 Cleveland street
Stephenson John, grocer & beer retailer, 48 Licldcll street
Stqihenson John, joiner, 4 Russell street
Stephenson John, seed crusher, see Stephenson J, & J
Stephenson John, shopkeeiier, Crowle street, He<l<>n road
Stephenson John B. tailor, 14 Paragon place
Stephenson John William, pianoforte warehouse & teacher
of music, I Bond street
Stephenson Johnson, bricklayer k builder, 114 Durham st
•''tephenson Jonathan, carrier, Preston
StephensonMary(Mrs.), dress ma.3Ebenezer ter. Clarendon st
Stephenson Philip, greengrocer, Hallgnte, Cottingham
.Stephenson Richard, sho])keei)cr, 72 Wassand street
Stephenson Robert, chief engineer, 24 Day street
.Stei^Dson Robert, Three Crowns p.h. Lime street
Stephenson Samuel, cooper, 5 Cleveland street. Groves
SnpKENsoK Samtel, jnn. general cooper k dealer in all
kinds of casks, Jenning St. Groves ; Lime st. k 7 Cleveland
street ; k at King's Lj-nn
Stephenson Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 45 Colliers street
.Stephenson Thomas, carrier, 34 Alicia street k i7Wright st
Stephenson Thomas, grocer, 84 Lime street
Stephenson Thomas, grocer kc. 10 Wilmington, Groves
Stephenson Thomas, rent k debt collector, 34 Vincent street
Stephenson Thomas, solicitor, Temple buildings, Bowlalley
line ; residence, 4 Melwood terrace, Beverley road
Stephenson Wm. tobacco manuf. see Stephenson k Gibson
Stericker k Co. commission k general merchants. Com-
mercial buQdings, 39 Hi^h street
Stericker Walter, commission merchant, see Stericker k Co
Stevens James, joiner, Beverley rood ic 11 Temple street
St«v«i8 John B. surveyor to Lloyd's Register of British k
Foreign shipping. Land of Green Ginger ; residence, 3
Melwood terracei Beverley rood
Stevens Samuel, wine k spirit merchant, 63 Whitefriargate
Stevenson Robert, goldsmith Ac. see Kirk T. & Co.; resi-
dence, 7 Whitefriargate
Stevinaon Mark, tailor, 14 Clarendon street
Steward James, fishmonger, 3 Strawberry street, Drypool
Stewart k McDonald, Gmsgow warehousemen (John Clark,
agent), 149 High street
Stewart Andrew, greengrocer, 18 Waterworks street
Stewart Margaret (Mrs.), clothes dealer, 4 Cross street
Stewart Sarah (Mrs. ), dress maker, 51 Marlborough terrace
Stewart Stair, custom house office, 304 Bean street
Stewart William Thomas, fent warehotise, 59 Lowgate
Stickney Walter M. farmer, Lelley, Preston
Stickney Wm. chief engineer, 16 Hampden vils. Argyle st
Stiliwell William, cabinet maker, 35 Chariot street
Stjnson John, clothier, 5a Great Union street
Stinson Susan (Miss), infants' school mistress, Williamson
street board school, 36 Shaw street
Stirk James, Strickland Arms p.h. 29 Strickland street
Stirk Thomas Mallinson, Western tavern, 29 Alfred street
Stirling John Archibald,Humber CafA dining rooms, k fruit
broker, Humber Dock street
Stoakes Benj. M. mineral Crater manufs. 16 Whitefriargate
Stobbs John, draper, 64 Kent street, Holdemess road
Stockdale David, general wood turner, newels k ballns-
trades, bagatelle k billiard balls, St. James street ; 64
Adelaide street & 131 Walker Street
Stockdale Joseph, lodging house, 28 Silvester street
Stockdale Robert, shopkeeper, 6 St. Stephen's square
Stockdale Wm. George England, cabinet ma. 45 Chariot st
Stocken Hans Paul, commission merchant, 57 High street
Stocks Frederick, pilot, 94 Regent street
Stocks Jas. ho. k land agt. Commercial chmbrs. 53 Savile st
Stocks Joseph, pilot, 29 Cc^n street
Stocks Thomas, pilot, 35 Day street
Stocks William Henry, butcher, 12 Scott street '
Stockton John, joiner, 3S Parrott street, Newington
Stockton Joseph, draper k milliner, Anlaby road
Stoddart Eliza (Mrs.), Hope k Anchor p.h. 9 Cleveland
street. Groves
Stokes Harriet (Mrs.), lodging house, 113 Day street
Stone Brothers k Co. timber merchants. North side, Queen's
dock ; Dansora lane, & Holderness road
Stone Edward, hosier, 85 Queen street
Stone Henry Kitching, timber mer. see Stone, Bros, k Co
Stone John, keel k sloop broker, 59 High street
Stone Morris tailor, 24 Waterbouse lane
Stone Richard Lovitt, timber mer. see Stone, Bros. 4 Co
Stonehouse Brothers, colliery agents k oil importers, Com-
mercial chambers. Prince's Dock street
Stonehouse Chas. Fairbank, com. traveller, 81 Albany street
Stonehouse Daniel, colliery agent, sec Stonehouse Brothers
Stonehouse Francis, tobacco pipe maker, 83 West street
Stonehouse Geo. Fredk. com. trav. a Fountain st.Anlaby rd
Stoneh(juse Hy. corn k cake mer. see Lambert Jas. C. k Co
Stonehouse John, grocer, Cottingham
Stonehouse Richard, grocer, 19 Jenning street. Groves
Stonehouse Richardson, bread & biscuit baker, 37 Chariot st
Stonehouse Robert, butcher, 116 -Spyvee street, Groves
Stonehouse Robert, collierj- agent, see Stonehonse Brothers
Stonehonse William, beer retailer, la Adelaide street
Stones,Settle&Wilkinson,bras8 toundersJCing st.t Machell st
Stones Edward, Belle Vue hotel, 51 Queen street
Stones Frederick, tishmonger, 34 Wassand street
Stones George, fishmonger, 30 Green lane
Stones John, joiner, 6 Qmnon street
Stones Joseph, oysier dealer. Bridge street
Stones Thomas, rully man, 18 Oxford street
Stones Thomas, shell fish dealer, 56 Carr lane
Stoole James, stationer, see Archibald k Stoole
Storer George, glazier, 45 Aldborongh street
Storey J. Charles l.d.8. dentist, 9 Regent's ter. Anlaby road
Storey John, fisherman, Paull
Storey Luke, debt collector, 33 Bean street
Storey Richard, oyster dealer^ 6, 10, 11 * 13 The Shambles
Storey William, greengrocer, 61 Portland street
Storm Edward, carpenter * joiner, 62 Queen street
Stairr Ann (Mrs.), Devonshire inn. North walls k 37 Salt-
house lane
Storr Annie (Miss), tailoress, 39 Walcott street
Storr Charles, boot k shoe maker, 14 St. James' street
Storr Chas. Robt. insurance agent, 6 Granville st. Ncwngtn
Storr Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartmenU, 71 Gt. Thornton street
Storr Walter, coal dealer, 41 Tadman street, Hessle road
Storr William, police insjiector, 4 Brighton terrace. Hall st
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' Stan-}-, Smithson Je Ca.paint,aolor& varnish mannfactwen,
tar, turpentine & rcsii; distillers, oil mercliants, refiners Jfc
boilers,ar}-salter8 & grease manufacturers ; offices &vorks,
Bankside, Scnlcoates. See a4vertigement
Storry, Witty & Co. paint, color k varnish mannfacturers,
i6o Church st. Scmcoates ; cooperaj^, York street
Storry George William, farmer. Spring cottage, Sutton
Storry Georee William, general carrier, wharfinger, sand k-
coal merchant & contractor. Church strcfet, S^coates
Storry Jn. Alfd. paint kc. manuf. see Storr}-, Witty k Co
Storry Joseph Elliott, plumber, 43 Charlotte street
Storj- Betsey (Mrs.), pawnbroker, a6 George yard
Story George William, general carrier, Cumberland street
k 94 Barmston street
Storey Luke Bateman, house agent, 3 Parliament street
Story Mary (Mrs. ), loclgine house, 104 Great Thornton at
Stothard Harriet (Mrs.), 8D0])keepr. 4 Air street, Sculcoates
Stothard James, surgeon, 86 k 87 Walker street
Stothard John, shopkeeper, 67 Cumberland street
Stott William Boynton, greengrocer, 38 Alexandra street
Stourton Geo. Wm. timber broker k comm. agt. 303 High st
Stovin Thomas, general dealer, 40 fc 4a Myton street
Stow James, draiier, 43 Savile street
Stow John, wheelwright, Kerman's yard, Holdemeas rood
Stow Robert, tailor, 47 North street
Stowe James, tobacconist, 46 Great Union street
Strachon M. k Son, coal mer. Colliers st. ; Church .st. Scul-
coates ; Hedon road, Wilmington, Groves : Stepney Rail-
way station, Beverley road ; Holdemess rd.jc 4 Junction pi
Strachan Alexander, coal merchant, see Strachan M. k Son
Strachan George, coal mer. a St. John street wharf. Lime st
Strachan James, engineer, see Calvard 1e Strachan
Strachan John, coal merchant, see Strachan M. k Son
Strafford Caroline (Mrs.), pawnbroker. Starch House lane,
Dansom lane
StraSord Frances Mary(Mr8.), mixed school, Grafton street,
St. John's wood
Strafford Fredk. Kirk, accntnt. Grafton st. St. John's wood
Strafford George, commission agt. 106 Waterloo st. north
Strafford Henry, shopkeeper, 23 Myton street
Strafford Joseph Richard, tobacconist, 36 Mytnngate
Straker Benjamin, mlly man, Chapman street
Straker Richard, cattle dealer, Preston
Straker Robert, coal dealer, Preston
Straker Robert, Are wood dealer, 6 Dansom lane
Straker Thomas, shopkeeper, 37 Walker street
StrandM8r)-(Miss),apartmcnts, 18 Arthur's gro.Leiooster st
Strangers' Rest for Foreign Seamen, Castle chmbrs. Castle st
Stratford k Mullett, cabinet k chair mannfs. Chapel street
Stratford John Rob«rt, cabinet maker, 9 West street
Stratford Wm. cabinet manuf. see Stratford k Mullett
Stratten Robert, agent to York City& County Banking
Co. Limited, Lowgate
Stratten Thomas, fruit broker, see White, Son k Stratten
StrawsonAnnie(Miss),ladies' sehl. i Brunswick ter.Spring bk
Strawson Hy. fish mer. 30 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Strawson Henry, fishmonger, Hraue
Stretton Henry, secondhand clothes dealer, 50 Scarborough
street, Newington
Streiitzer Henry, apartments, 47 Osborne street
Strickland Joseph, painter, 87 Church street, Drypool
Strickland Wm. paperhanger, 4 Wilton ter. Holdemess rd
Stringer Ann (Mrs. \ dressmaker, 56 Waverlcy street
Stringer Charles, chemist, 14 Hedon road
Stringer Jn.Tfxld, master mariner, i Filey ]wr. Holdemess rd
Stringer William, com k meal dealer, 36 Mytongate
Stringer William, com mer. 4 Boulevard south, Hessle road
Stritt Charles, George k Dragon p.h. ioi High street
Stritt Charles, painter k paperhanger, aoi Regent street
Stromberg John, scripture rdr. 3 Minerva ter. Spring bank
Strong Alfred, manager for C. T. Faulkner k Co. railway
carriers, Kingston street
Strong Henry, beer retailer, 48 Norfolk street
Struther Dorothy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 South parade
Stuart k Gregson, seed crashers & oil refiners, 23 High st.
Drypool ; mill. Great Union street k Sculcoates mills,
Church street ; refinery, Oxford street
Stnart James k Co. milliners, 3 Market place
Stuart Daniel, optician, 72 Carr lane
Stnart James, nil refiner, see Stnart k Oregson
Stuart John, shopkeeper k beer retailer,25i Waterloo st. nth
Stobbin George, shoe maker, 3 Carr street
Stubbs' Mercantile Offices, trade protection,9 Parliament st
Stubbs Edward Henry, modeller, 24 Wright street
Stubbs Edwin, dispensing & family chemist, 3 Montreal
terrace. Spring bank
Stubbs John, shopkeeper, 9 Spencer street
Stubbs John Robert, milliner. King street, Cottingham
Stubbs William, blacksmith, 17 Great Union street
Stnbley Obadiah, fire wood merchant. Chalk lane
Stubley Stennet, commission agent, 9 West parade
Sturdy John, chief engineer, 12 Brunswick av. Beverley rd
Stutt John Henry, fruiterer, 46 Brook street
Styehe James, jobbing gardener, Hedon
Such Charles, fisherman, Faull
Such Jonathan, fisherman, Paul!
Snddaby Ann (Miss), shofjieeper, 35 West street
Snddaby Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 8 Spring Bank terrace.
Clarendon street
Snddaby Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 43 Aldborongh street
Snddaby Thomas, oil mill & seed crusher k corn factor,
Goodwin street ; office, i Bishop lane ; warehouses k
drying kilns. Lime street, Stoneferry
Sndron Thomas, engineer k ironfounder, 9 Castle street &
South parade
Sngar House Wharf (proprietors of), coal merchants k
wharfingers (John Henry Page, manager). Lime street
Sngden James, surveyor. Tax office. Trinity House lane
Sultan Samuel, tailor, 16 Mason street
Summers Chas. Brotherton, solicitor, a Manor street
Summers Francis, solicitor, solicitor to the Hull Licensed
Victuallers' Association, a Manor street
Summers Mary (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 15 Cumberland street
Sunuier William, manager, 45 Cambridge street
Sumpton William, shopkeeper, aa Craven St. Holdemess rd
Snnley Thomas, rope maker, 7 Floranoe av. St. John's wd
Snnley William, blacksmith, Campbell street
Snnman Edward, lodging house, 30 Mill street
Snnman Edward, marine store deitler,' 43 West street
Sunman John, chimney sweep, 34 South street
Snnman John, furniture broker, 30 West street
Sunman John, lodging honse, 33 West street
Sunman John, shoe maker, 25 West street
iSunman Thomas, marine store dealer, 34 West street
|Surrey Isaac, beer retailer, Hessle road, Newington
Surrey John, Gate p.h. 34 Lower Union street
Sutherland John A. shopkeeper, 68 Glasgow st. Newington
Snthcrt Robert John, custom honse offi<»r,2o Wellington la
Sutton Brothers, clothiers, 49 Porter street
Sutton Helen, Elizabeth k Emma Eliza (Misses), ladies'
school, 10 Prjine street
Sutton, Southcoafes k Drypool Gas Co. (Frederick Wm.
Oldfield, sec. k manager), Sitwell street, Groves
Sutton William Fowler, stock k share broker, St. Mary's
chambers, Lowgate
Swaby Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 51 Humber street
Swaithridge Elizh. (Mrs.), pork bntcher,NewViUage,Cotghm
Swaithridge Frederick, market gdnr. King st. (^ttingham
Swale Sy&ey, auctioneer k life buoy manuf. 13 Posterngte
Swales AlfrM, grocer, 23 Hessle road, k prorision dealer,
Hessle road, Newington
Swales Charles, grocer k provision dealer, see Tayler k
Swales, k Hyham buildings, Grosvenor street
Swales Isabella (Mrs.), miUiner, Somerset house, Hesale
road, Newington
Swales Richard, gas fitter, 11 York par. Hessle rd.Newngtn
Swales Robert, shopkeeper, 61 Walton street, Newington
Swallow DanieU confctnr. k tobacconist, Londesborough st
Swann James, fishmonger, 17 Humber Dock street
Swann Mary Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 33 Francis St. west
Swann Robert, hardware merchant, 12 Princes Dock street
Swannack Jane Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 15 Lockwood st
Swannack John,basket ma. 9} White Horse yard. Market pi
Swannack William Gilding* greengrocer, 23 Holdemess rd
Swedish k Norwegian Vice-Consulate (Arthur Lambert
Flodman), Heaslegate buildings, Humber Dock street
Sweeting Frederick, stone k marble mason, Beverley road
Sweeting George, stone mason. Baker street
Sweeting Hy. CoUinson, Doncaster Arms p.h. 104 High st
Sweeting Thomas, tobacconist, 6 Melbourne ter. Hessle rd
Swift Charles, shoe maker, 1 1 Arthur's ter. Waterloo st
Swift Joseph Alfred, grocer k drj'salter, Stoneferry
Swift Michael Francis, hosier k ^over, 63 Charles street
Swift Robert, farmer, Marfieet
Swift Robert, shoe maker, i Wellington ter. Derby street
Swinbum John, Plough inn, 23 Robinson row
Swinn Robert CoUedge, boot k shoe maker, 15 M'itham
Swinney Theresa (Miss), shopkeejier, 17 Lower Union st
Sykes George k Sons, wool brokers & gen.mers. 35 High st
Sykes T. Eley k Co. com. agts. Yorkshire bldngs. Lowgate
Sykes Alfred J. picture dealer, 28 Savile street
Sykes Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 109 Witham
Sykes Ellen (Miss), lodging house, 38 Daltrj- street
Sykes George, hair dresser, 76 Francis street east
Sykes James, cocoa k coffee house, 88 Sykes street
Sykes Joseph C. merchant, see G. Sykes k Sons
Sykes Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 46 William street
Sykes Matthew, pawnbroker, 21 Blackfriargate
Sykes Samuel Edwin, shopkeeper k beer retailer, i Bruns-
wick avenne, Beverley road
Sykes T. Eley, commission agent, see Sykes T. Eley k Co
Sykes Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Broadley square
Sykes William, shopkeeper, Sutton bank
Sylvester Emma Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school,3Wright st
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Snnea Bm. hemp ik flax importers, Sa Qneen street
Symes Joseph Ueiiry, hemp Jic flax importer.see SymesBias
Sjmes Thomas Hodder, bconp k flax imptr.aee Symes Bros
Si-monds Samuel Draper, draper, ia6 Porter street, jc hair
dmscr, 163 Bean street
Symoos Hyman, tailor, 7 Vincent street
%mons John, ailrersHuth & jeveller, 73 Queen street
Tacker Charfes, shopkeeper, 30 Holdemess road
Tadnuui Henry, Andrew Marvel F.H. 35 Whitefriargate
Tadmiin Jeffrey, fruit merchant, i & la ft 13 Homlwr street
Tadman John, saddler. King street, Cottingham
Tadman John E. asent to Kireton Park Coal Co
Tadman Wm.Frank,March of Intellect p.h. i Waterworks st
Tait Geo. Matthew, market gdnr. 16 Wilmington, Groves
Tkit Walter, shopkeeper, 66 Francis street west
Tall Heniy, manager, 38 Whitef riargate
Tall James, auctioneer Jc estate agent, 38 Whitefriargate
Tall Bebeoca (Mrs.), dress maker, 43 Terry street
Tall William John, oil & seed broker, see Baxter k Tall
Talc Charles Dnnom, Leicester hotel, 8 Fish st.<c 6iMytngt
IWitoo Wflliam Bichard, hair dresser, 41 North street
Tapp Ben. Ansley, vice-consul for Portugal, 9 Arlington st
Taroottom George, shopkeeper, 41 Beaumont st. Drypool
Tarbotton Annie (Miss), draper, 24 Holdemess road
Ttrbotton Eliatbeth (Miss), news agent, Holdemess road
Tarbotton William Henry, engineer, 48 Thomas St. Dry-
pool ; k boOer maker, ^ Witham
Taaker & Richaidaon, wholesale k retail grocers, tea k pro-
riaion merchants k italian warehousemen,5 k 6 Junction
street ; 5 Jc 6 St. John's street ; 77Anlaby road k Beverley
mad, Stepney
Tasker WilUam, grocer k beer retailer, 60 Wellington la
Tkaker William Wright, grocer &c. gee Tasker k Richard-
ann ; residence, 08 Peel street
Tatim KUen (Miss), dairy, 15 Leonard street
Tktam Qeorge Frederick, fancy draper^ 1 1 Prospect street
Tatam Geo. Wm. market gdnr. 8 Argyle st. St. John's wd
T^te k Bart(«, brewers. Lime street
Tkte George, hair dresser k tobacconist, 160 Walker street
Tate George, jnn. toy dealer, i Jane street
Taie Hy. William, tinplate wnrker, 43 Jenning St. Groves
Tate John, ale k porter merchant, Upper Union street ; k
brewer, see Tate k Barton
TUe SamneU Victoria tavern. Chapman street, Wilmington
Tate William, g^aaa k china warehouse, 50 Whitefriaigate ;
• Rsidenoe, 30 Linuens street
Tate William FVedk. shopkeeper, 74 Selby st. Newington
Tatr William Hy. tinner, 5 Daltry street
Tatber Tliomas, priifter k (licture frame maker, 15 Chariot
itnetft 18 Witham
Tstoer Henry, fishmonger k greengrocer, 37 Lome street
TatteraiU James; yeast importer, ai Wellington street
TaosF Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 Pearson street
Tajler k Swales, grocers k provision merchants, 18 Hessle
mad k 66 Mytongate
Ttjia Henry, bacon factor, 64 Lowgate '
Tkjirr James, provision merchant, see Tayler k Swales
l^ybr A. k Co. photographers. Manor street
Taflor k Medforth, builders, 11 Bond st. k Smeaton st
Taylor's Friction Sewing Machine Depdt (M.Taylor, agent),
Kwing machine dealer, ai St. John's street
Taylor Adam, shopkeeper, 61 Arthur street, Newington
Taylor Alfred, beer retailer, Nayler's row, Drypool
Taykir Alfred, beer retailer, i Waterloo street
Taylor Austin William, draper, 73 Clifton street
Taylor Beaumont, oonfectiimer, 5 Wellington lane /
Taylor Charles, boot k shoe maker, 54 Selthoase lane
Taylor Charles, builder, 11 Bond street k Smeaton street
Taylor Charles Frederick, commercial traveller, 49 Louis st
Taylor (Huristopher, fishmonger, 3 Cogan street
Taylor Cornelius, greengrocer, 37 Great Union street
Taykir Edward, marine engineer, 61 Constable street
Taylor Edward, pork butcher, 10 Londesborongh street
Taylor Elizabeth (Mrs. ), greengrocer, a Elm ter. Russell st
Taylor Frederick, boot k shoe maker, 105 Porter street
Taylor George, batcher, 7 Brunswick grove
Taylor George, furniture broker, 37 Winoolmlee
Taylor George, livery stable, cab k cnech proprietor, Hall st
Taylor George, plumber k gasfitter, no Osborne street
Taylor George, shoemaker, Manor alley
TayW George Beaumont, triiie dresser, 40 Mytongate, k
batcher, ISC Hessle road
Tarlnr Hannah (Mrs.), ainrtments, 150 Walker street
Taylor Harriett (Miss), milliner, 29 (l«orge street
Taylor Henrietta (Miss), ladies' school, 64 Wright street
Taylor Henry, brass founder, 21 Sykes street
Taylor Henry, fruiterer k greengrocer, 7 Spyvee St. Groves
TjyW Henry, hair dresser, 3 Cnltiers street"
Taylor Henij-, lodging house, 5 Broadley square
Taylor Hy. Hardy, market gardener, Cottingham rd-Newland
Tayiiir Isaac, cowkeepor, 5 Blundell street
Taylor James, olothes dealer, ai Gibson street
Taylor James, clerk k steward to Hull Limatic Asylum,
De-la-Pola, Cottingham
Tbylor James, cooper, ajk Walmsley street
Taylor James, provision dlr. 19 Gloucester ter. Grosvenor st
Taylor Jane G. (Mrs.), matron to Hospital for Poor Sick
Children, ai Story street
Taylor John, lithographer, see Allison k Taylor
Taylor John, rally owner, 3 Staniforth place, Hessle road
Taylor John William, beer retailer, 33 Spencer street
Taylor Joseph, secondhand clothier, 39 Spcnoer street
Taylor, Mark, printer, 16 Chapel laine
Taylor Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, i Park street
Taylor Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Glasshouse road,
Wilmington
Taylor Matthew, sewing machine agent, 21 St. John street ;
residence, 10 Linden grove, Beverley road
Taylor Robert, dentist, 9 Bond street
Taylor Robert, engraver, Exeter buildings, Whitefriargate
Taylor Robert, importer of & dealer in Baltic k archangel
mats, JQte k linen bags kc. Trundle street ; residence, 5
Westcott street, Holdemess road. See advertisement
Taylor Robert, watch k clock maker, aa Campbell street
Taylor Robert Robinson, com dealer, Beverley road
Taylor Thomas Shemeld, steam laundry, Sonthcoates lane
Taylor William, dyer k cleaner (feathers), 34 Chariot street,
k 94^ Porter street
Taylor William, jeweller,so Market pl.&i North Church side
Taylor William, lighter & keel owner, 189 High street k
49 Silvester street
Taylor William, shopkeeper, Manor street
Taylor William Blenkin, joiner k builder, see Brumby k
Taylor ; residence, 36 Woodhouae street, Hedon ruad
Taylor William Goodlass, imrk butcher, 7^ Holderness road
TeoLEmma (Miss), dress maker, 82 Cuuing street
Teal Richard, Gross Keys p.k. Northgate, Cottingham
Tealby k Co. timber merchants. Garrison side
Teanby Thomas, second engineer, 50 Walker street
Teardale James, tailor, 106 St; Paul's street
Teather Robert, shopkeeper, 45 Bean street
Tebb John, chemist, 98 Church street, Dryjxx>l
Tebb Robert, grocer k beer retailer, 4a Walcott street
Teeadale William, market gardener. Tinkle St. Cottingham
Temperton E. k W. stone masons k builders, Holderness rd
Temiierton Edward, builder, see E. Jc W. Temperton
Temperton William, builder, see E. ft W. Temperton
Temple Emma (Miss), ladies' school, 36 Great Thornton st
Temple Frederick S. chemist k druggist, 7 Hessle road
Temple Hector, beer retailer, 36 Adelaide street
Temple John, shopkeeper, 19 York street
Tenney k Dawber, solicitors, 16 Parliament street
Tennison John, butcher, jo Hedon road
Tenniaon John, coal merchant, PauU
Tennison Twilton, chief clerk at N. E. Rlwy. Co.36Trinity st
Tenniswood k Co: boot k shoe dealers, 8 Chariot street
Tenniswood Wm.Hen.boot k shoe dealer.seeTeuniswood&Co
Terran John, builder, 61 Blake street
Terry k Batty, coal merchants, a6 Russell street
Terry Sophia (Mrs.), linen draper, 66 Queen street
Tesseyman William k Sons, curriers, leather merchants k
boot factors. Land of Gresn Ginger ; residence, s Florence
. avenue, St. John's wood
Tesseyman Alfred, printer, Exeter buildings, Whitefriargate
Tesseyman Francis, currier k leather merchant, see W.
Tesseyman k Sons ; residence, Hyde st. St. John's wood
Tesseyman John, fishmonger, 13 k 14 Castle street
Tesseyman John, furniture broker, 3 St. Stephen's square
Tesseyman John William, currier k leather merchant, see
W. Tessej-man k Sons ; res. Ryde st. St. John's wood
Tether Chas. Edwin, board schoolmaster, 124 West parade
Tether George, fish curer, 148 English street
Tether James, fish curer. Mechanic lane
Tether Mark, fish curer, 54 Goodwin street
Tether Bichard Elliott, master mariner, 56 Trinity street
Tether Henry, ironmonger, 132 Waterloo street north
Tewson Joshua, auctioneer, 37 Lowgate ; residence, Clifton
villa. Boulevard
Thacker k Son, brick k tile manufacturers, Smeaton street
Thacker Anthony, brick k tile maker, see Thacker k Son
Thacker Thomas, brick k tile maker, see Thacker & Son
Thackeray Joseph, collector for Infirmary, 36 Somerscalcs st
Thackrah William Wo«l, wine k spirit dealer, 2 to s North
Church side, k Old Com Exchange p.h. 5° Market place
Thackray James, board of health insjiector, 5 Ryde street,
Beverley road
Thackray Samuel, tailor, 160 Porter street
Thjs Eastbhn Mornino Nsws (William Hunt, proprietor k
publisher), 42 Whitefriargate. See advertisement
Thesker Thomas, commercial traveller, 3 All Saints' street
Theaker William, grocer, 86 Hessle road
Theaker William Dyson, shopkeeper k beer retailer. New-
land Tofta lane ; k secretary to the Hull Land k Property
Investment Co. Limited, 21 Parliament street
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Theatre Boyal (William Barrett, leesee ; Alfred Cathbert,
manager), Paragon street '
Theilmann, Cowan & Co. corn t geed merchants, The
Arenne, Bishop lane
Thelvall Constance (Miss), ladies' school, 3 Belgrare ter-
race, Spring bank
Thirkdl John, tailor k habit maker, 17 Whitefriargate
Think Charles, joiner & builder, 43 8eaton street
Thirsk John Wilson, bacon factor, 32 Caroline street
Thirsk Joseph, tailor, 13 Francis street west
Thirsk Thomas, pawnbroker, 3 Kingston ter. Hessle road
Thirsk Thomas, seed cmsher, Chnrch street, Scnlcoates
Tliirsk William, general carrier & mllyman, 133 High st
Thisleton Henry, shopkeeper, 47 Dansom lane
ThoIanderOscar, master mariner, Rosemonnt ritla, Spring bk
Thom William Fettingell, carrer k gilder, i Wright street
Thomas Ficderick, baker, laa Great Thornton street
Thomas Henry, tobaoconist retail, 56 Whitefriargate, & 38
Qaeen street
Thompson Brothers, corn merchants, Etherington buildings,
51 High street
Thompson C. F. k J. seed k mannre merchants. Com Ex-
change ; ofHce, ^6 High street
Thompson, Cook k Babington, solicitors, stewards of the
manor of ElIonghton-with-Broogh ; solicitors to (Hull
Savings Bank k to Charterhonse, 14 Parliament street
Thompson Edward k Sons, steam coal merchants, canal
carriers k forwarding agents, 11 High street
Thompson James Ic Sons, seed merchants, 36 High street, k
Com exchange
Thompson JosephGeorge k Leonard, millers. Com exchange,
36 High street k at Stepney, Beverley rosid
Thompson, McKay k Co. general carriers k forwarding
agents k agents to the Hull, Leith, k Dundee stumers
(William Jackson, manager), 5 Railway street
Thompson Thomas k Co. grease mannfacturers ; ofHce, 3
Nelson street ; works, Old Rifle Barracks yd. Alfred st
ThomjisonWm. k Fredk. architects k surveyors, losHessle rd
Thompson Wm. k Son, coal k timber mers. 3 Nelson st
Thompson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Naylor's rw. Drypool
Thompson Arthnr, corn merchant, see Thompson Brothers
Thompson Charles, hair dresser, i Cogan street
ThompeonCharles,steam coal merchant, see Edward Thomp-
son k Sons ; residence, 9 Thomas street, Drypool
Thompson Charles Frederick, seed k cake merchant, see
Thompson C. F. k J.
Thompson Charles Henry, draper, 4 Bnmswick avenue,
Beverley road
Thompson Edward, chapel keeper. Queen's Road Chapel, 4
Argyle street, St. John's wood
Thompson Edward, seed cmsher, Hodge street, Drypool, k
steam coal merchant, see Thompson Edward k Sons ; resi-
dence, Moscow house, Holdernei^s road
Thompson Edward Hamilton, Lion p.h. 34X)hiirch street, ft
tin plate worker, 83 Naylor's row, Drypool
Thompson Eliza (Miss), ladies' school, 160 Coltman street
Thompson Elizabeth (Miss), cab k coach proprietor, livery
k bait stables, iia West parade
Thompson Francis, fishmonger, 137 Walker street
Thompson Francis B.hair dresser&tobacconist, /Wilmington
Thompson Frank Edward, seed merchant, see Thompson
James k Sons
Thompson Frederick Charles, wine, spirit, beer, liqueur,
mineral &°>erat«d waters, spruce beer k lager beer mer-
chant, 14 k 15 Bishop lane ; residence, 11 Cavendish sq
Thompson George, currier. West green, Gottingham
Thompson George, grocer, so Lome street, Swann's estate
Thompson George, lirerr stable keeper, Saltheuse lane
Thompson (reorge. Regent hotel, 55 Regent street
Thompson George, shojikeeper, 64 North street
Thompson George, shopkeeper, 8 Strawberry st Drypool
Thompson Greenshaw, marine store dealer, 33 Alfred street
Thompson Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Adelaide st. -west
Thompson Henry, park gardener, 10 Park avenue. Cave
street, Stepney
Thompson Henry, shoeing smith. Union street
Thompson Henry, surgeon, 16 Albion street
Thompson James, butcher, 60 Great Passage street
Thompson James, coal merchant, see E. Thompson k Sons,
II High street
Thompson James, cowkeeper, 42 Hodgson street. Groves
Thompson Jane (Miss), board school mistress, 30 Hopwood st
Thompson John, cowkeeper, Clough road, Newland
Thompson John, gen. dlr. 46, 48 & jo Naylor's row, Drypool
Thompson John, master mariner, 80 Freehold street
Thompson John Campbell, engineer, see Rose, Downs k
Thompson ; residence, Perth hooae. Crown ter.Ankkby rd
Thompson John Henry, hair dresser, 4 York parade, Bessie
road, Newington
Thompson Joseph, draper, 4 Witham
Thompson Jsph.farmer,LeUey Dike farm, Preston, 3c atCaritn
Thompson Joseph, Lily hotel, loj Hessle rd. & a Neptune 8t
Thompson Joseph French, solicitor, sse Colbeck,~T1iompsoii
k King ,
Thompson Joseph Gee, miller, see J. G. ft L. Thompson
Thompson Joseph Kirkbeck, seed k cake merchant, see
Thompson C. F. & J
Thompson Leonard, miller, see Thompson J. O. & L
, Thompson Norrison, builder, (cc. 6 Baker street
Thompson Paul, cab owner, 41 Willidm street
I Thompson Richard, shoe maker, 31 Francis street east
; Thompson Richard, shopkeeper, 38 Hill street
] Thompson Robert, oil merchant,' see 1^w Tliompson k Co
. Thompson Samuel, cabinet maker k upholsterer, 30 Anhbjr
I road k 98 Great Thornton st. ; res. 98 Great 'Thorntoa st
I Thompson Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Regent street
' Thompson Thomas, com merchant, see Thompson Bros
Thompson Tbos. grease mannf . see Thompson Thos. k Co
j Thompson Thomas, manager, 18 Clifton vfllas, Boulevard
; Thompson Thomas, master mariner, 119 Regent street
I Thompson Thomas, second engineer, 49 English street
' Thompson Thomas, shopkeeper, 43 Wellington lane
I Thompson Thae.Brownlow,archtct.i[snrvjT.i5Parliamentft
. Thompson Thos. Orlando, master mariner, 53 Clarendon st
j Thompson Thomas William, beer retailer, 33 Worship street
' Thompson William, boot k shoe maker, 44 Scott street
Thompson Wm.coal k timber iner. see irhompson Wm.tl8on
Thompson William, hawker, 43 Moxon street
Thompson William, ironmonger k joiner, 105 Hessle road
Thompson William, pilot, 6 ^ginton street
Thompson William, nillyman, 35 Brook street
Thompson Wm. secondhand dothes dlr. 4 Jenning st. Groves
Thompson William, shopkeeper, 56^ William street
Thompson William, tailor k clothier, 33 fc 34 Queen street
Thompson William Carr, farmer k graaer, Boreas hill, Fknll
Thompson William Cockerill, pilot, 8 Wakefleld street
Thompson William Edward,ciaal merchant, 97 Spyvee street.
Groves, k wharf, Lime street
Thompson William George, rully owner, 30 Goodwi n street
Thompson Wm.Hy.boot& shoe inaker,i7 Witty 8t.Newingtn
Thompson William Hyde, auctioneer k valuer, 57 Lowgste
Thom]w>n William John, former, Stoneferry
Thompson Wm. Richd. shopkpr. Craven st. Holdemess id
Thompson William Wilson, batcher, i Newington villas,
Anlaby road, Newington, k at 17 Albery ter. Anlaby road
Thomson GotUieb, master mariner, 33 Park ruad. The Park
Thomson Maria (Mrs.), milliner, see Dignasse k Thomsos
Thorley Fanny (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Stoneferry
Thorley James, joiner, a Barton terrace, Stainley street
Thorley William, pawnbroker, 6 Duncan street. Groves
Thomes John, jon. herring dealer, 7 West street
Thomey John Jpseph, solicitor, coroner for the borongh, k
superintendent registrar, 10 Parliament street
Thomham, Reynoldmn k Co. timber merchants. North side,
Queen's dock, k South Bridge road
Thomham Simeon k Son,steam saw k planing mill8,Scnttst
Thomham Geo. timber mer. see Thornham,Reynoldson fc Co
Thomham William, saw mills, see Thomham,Simeon k Sod
Thomley George, shoe maker, 50 Blackfriargate
Thornton k Pattinson, printers, stationers ji^. 11 Scale lane
Thornton Annie (Miss), milUner, 6 Fountain road
Thornton Grertmde (Mrs. ),grocer k beer ret. 107 St. Paul's st
Thornton Hy. Maddox, tailor, 5 house. Brook court. Brook st
Thornton Richard, hosier, silk merchant, k general diaper,
33 & 34 Prospect street k a Brook street
Thomton Robert, master mariner, 13 William street
Thornton William, stationer &c. see Thomton k Pattinson
Thornton William Crussland, lead Jt glass merchant, see
Bower k Thomton
Thorp Frederick William Theodore, solicitor, commissioner
for oaths in the Sapreme Court, St. Mary's chambers,
Lowgate ; residence, Holywell house, Westbonme avenoe
Thorp George, architect, St. Mary's chambers, Lowgate
Thorp James, mustard manufacturer. Baker street
Thorp Robert, baker, Souttergate, Hedon
Thorpe Bethel, shopkeeper, 4 Cave street. Stepney
Thrnssall Susannah (Miss), dress ma. 10 Park ter. Seaton st
Thrussell John, lead kc. manufactnrer, see Hirst k Cooke
Thrustle Jose^, batcher, 11 Alexandra arcade, Hedon road
ThnnderclilE Henry, shopkeeper, 36 Clifton ter. Goodwin st
Thurloe Willliam,King William iV.P.R.& brewer k maltster,
Hallgate, Cottingham
Thnrlow Ann (Mrs. ), secondhand clothier, 73 Liddell street
Thustian James, shopkeeper, 26 Broadley street
Thyer James, chemist k druggist, 43 Chariot street
Tichiaz Thommaso, ship broker, 6 Humber place
Tickclpenny Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, 18 North street
Titfen Joseph, land agent k surveyor, Conservancy buildings,
Whitefriargate
Tighe John Michad, Daniel O'Cnnnell p.h. 33 Mill street
Till Thomas Rhodes,solicit<ir (firm.Leak, Till k Stephenson)
TiUey John, superintendent of the Integrity Insurance Co.
10 Claremont street south
Tills Alfred, new (>j;«it, Wheeler street, Neirin^^q
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Timaofi William, tailor, Krk Ella
Tindale Julia Caroline (Mrs.), dealer in secondbaod dotbes,
33 Caroline street
TindiUe William, drywlter, 48 Great Passage street
Tindale William, grocer, 45 Fountain road
Tindall Benjamin, artist, 4 Marlboroogh terrace
Tiodall James, beer retailer, 8 Osborne street
Tiodjl Robert, German, Panll
Tindle Francis, oowkeeper, 15 West parade
Tindle lliomas, pa^mbroker, 37 Silvester street
Tineoate John, coal merchant, aa Cromwell street
Tinkler John William, brass founder, 19 Lincoln street
Tinley William Darid, fruiterer & greengrocer, 15 Castle st
Tinn Thomas, chief engin^r, 6 Cogan street
TinsleT James, second engineer, 5 Pease street
Tiplady George, Abercrombie inn, 41 Campbell street
Uptady Henry, tailor & clothier, 4 Great Passage street &
5a West Dock avenue, Hessle road
Tiplady William, farmer, Sutton
Tipple George, shopkeeper, 103 Trinity street, & joiner &
undertaker, ail Clarendon street
Tipple Isaac, shopkeeper, 9a Lister street
Tipjde William, fish carer k merchant, 31 Billingsgate, St.
ijidreVs dock
Tisdiler Peter, tailor, 15 Hall street
Tobiesen Soren Ringholm, wine merchant, 18 Parliament st
Tock Joseph, baby Unen warehouse, 3 Whitefriargate
Todd William R. & Son, color, paint & varnish manufac-
turers, Toogood street & Kirkby street
Todd Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, aa Mason street
Todd Charles, Rampant Horse p.k. Paisley St. Newington
Todd Charles James, solicitor, commissioner to administer
oaths, aoli<:itor to Hull General Cemetery Co. ; Provincial
Gasli^t k Coke Co. Lim. ; Eastern Permanent Benefit
Building Society ; <c The Hull & Sculcoates I^nd Society,
15 BowuUey lane ; residence, Suffolk terrace, Hornsea
Totu Edward Boothby, provision dealer, 39 Fountain rood
IVidd Ephraim, farmer, Dansom lane
Todd Ebrold, stationer, 35 Lowgate
Todd Horace Cavill, joiner, Anlaby road
Todd Jane (Mrs.), toy dealer, Beverley road
Todd John, grocer, Sonttetgate, Hedon
Todd Riefaara, beer retailer, 39 Wright street
Todd Sophia (Mrs. ), wine & spirit dealer k beer retailer, 6
fc 7 Victoria terrace, Anlaby road
Todd William, architect k surveyor, Preston
Todd William, grocer, 19 Rosamond street. Boulevard
Todd William, board schoolmaster. Market hill, Hedon
Todd WilUam Arthur, paint &c. manufacturer, see Todd
William Richard k Son
Todd William Cavill, joiner, West parade
Tixld William Henry, surveyor k valuer. County buildings.
Land of Green Ginger, Preston
Todd William l^ba^, {nint &c. manufacturer, see Todd
William Richwd 4c Son
Toft Joseph, joiner. Chancery buildings. Manor street
Toft Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Brunswick avenue east,
Beverley road
Tolson Geoive, confectioner, a Midland street
Tomlins Wi^m, feather bed renovator by steam k feather
merchant, 81 & 83 Wright street
Tomlinmn Benjamin, poultry dealer, 35 Scott street
Tomlinson Edward, sec. Kingston Cotton Mill Co. Cumber-
laud street ; residence, 35 Mason street
Tomlinson James, wharfinger k Ughter owner, 3 North walls
Tomlinson John, Clarendon P.H. Londesborough street
Tomlinson John, farmer, Stoneferry
TnmlinsoD Joseph, dairyman k oowkeeper, 31: Constable st
Tomlinam Ricmrd, cart owner, 17 Reform street
Tomlinson Thomas, batcher k farmer. West end, Preston
Tomlinson William, boot k shoe maker, 40 Humber street
Tomlinson William Dunn, farmer k cattle dealer, Blundell's
farm. West end, k Weghill, Preston
Tommins Benjamin, shopkeeper, 5 Robinson row
Tang Cornelias, joiner k builder, 70 Spring street
Tong David, blacksmith. King street, Cottingham
Tonge William k Sons, wine k spirit merchants k Italian
warehousemen, 30 to aa Scale lane '
Tringe Arthur, wine k spirit merchant, see Wm.Tonge k Sons
Tongue Bamnbas, basket maker, 139^ High street, k 77
Porter street
Toni Henry, Elephant k CastJie P.M. Huldemess road
Tixibe H. B. fc Co. merchants k importers of bran, meal,
floor k mat% timber broker k agent, 189 High street
Toobe Heinrich Benno, merchant kc., see Toobe H. B. k Co
Tnogood Richard k Co. nil refiners k grease manufacturers
k importers of fish oils, 183 High street ; residence, The
Ferns, Anlaby road
Toogood Henry, timber merchant, see Brown, Toogood &Co
Toogood James Y.timber merchant, see BrDwn,Toogood&Co
Timzes Henry, fish salesman, see Vivian, Toozes k Co
Tnplia Sanh Ann (Miss), driess maker, 6 Holbom st
Topping Thomas, linen draper, Holdemess road
Torpey James, tailor, 13 Caroline street
Torr James York, painter k decorator, 3 Regent terrace,
Anlaby road
Tothill Waring W. director of Reckitt & Sons Limited,
Holdemess road
Tottle Lancelot, ship k insmce. broker, Russia cha. High st
Tottle Lancelot, jnn. ship broker, 178 High st
Tover John, beer retailer, 40^ Lansdowne street
Towell Robert, grocer, 86 Cumberland street
Towers Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 37 Raikes st. Drypool
Towers Francis, house k estate agent, 4 Savile street
Towler John L. tailor k woollen draper, 37 Whitefriargate
Townend Charles Henry Maud, hosier, 50 Brook street,
k see Moss P. & Co
Townend James, boot k shoo ma. 33 Edinburgh st.Nwngtn
Townend Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), hosier k milliner, 9
Londesboroiigh street
To?mend Thomas, batcher, Alexandra bldgs. Holdemess rd
Townend William, coal dealer, 117 Durham street
Townend William Johnson, linen draper, 37 Portland st
Townend Zachariah Geom, hosier &c. see Moss P. k Co
Townhend Mary Elizh (B&s.), linen draper, 66 Alexandra st
Townsend John Daniel, cutler kc. la Queen street
Townsend Richard, paint & varnish dealer, Pearson st
Townsend Samuel, birmingham k Sheffield warehouse, 64
Mj'tongate
Townsend Samuel, commercial tra. 5A, Cave street,Stepney
Toyne David, fruiterer & servants' reg.off. 15 Bridge st
Tozer Elizr (Mrs.), milliner, 70 Liddell street
Tozer John, tailor, 57 Walcott street >
Trafford Elisha, pawnbroker, 47 Adelaide street
Train John, oowkeeper, Anlaby
Train John Edward, joiner & builder, 40 Wincolmlee k
paperbanger Ice. 9 ^^ aterloo street
Train Thomas, cowkeeper, Inglemire la. Cottingham
Train Thomas Eelsey, sail maker, 8o| Coltman street
Tran John, cowkeeper, Stoneferry
Tranmer George, pork butcher, Hallgate, Cottingham
Travis John, shopkeeper, 37 Grange st. Swann's estate
Tiiaynor Francis, shopkeeper, 39 Moxon street
' Traynor James, clothes dealer, 44 Spencer street
Trench Luke, lodging house, 4 Middle street^
Trethewey Ann (Mrs. ), berlin wool repositor}^ 36PrD8pect st
Trevor Robert, grocer, 81 English street
Trezise John, shopkeeper, I30 Bean street
Trezise John Austin, shopkeeper, Grafton St. St John's wd
Tricker Frederick, provision dealer, 15 Shambles
Trill Samuel R. biser retailer, 1 1 Neptune street
i Trinity Almshouses for Master Mariners (Mrs. Ann Smith,
I matron), Anlaby road
Trinity Alinshovises for Seamen (James Hodgson, master ;
I Mrs. Sarah Hailstone & Mrs. Eliza Hodgson, matrons),
j Anlaby road
I Trinity House Almshouses (William Ward, master ; Mrs.
Elizabeth Ward, matron), Poeterngate
Trinity House Navigation School (Zebedee Scaping, head
j master ; William R. . Salmon, second master), knee's
i Dock street
j Trinity Provident Club Room (Zebedee Scaping, agent),
I Posterngate
' Tripi> William, custom house officer, 10 Wycli£Fe grove
I Troop William, shopkeeper, 43 Barmston street
I Troostwyk Benedictus, provision k yeast mer. 4 Humber st
Trott Elizabeth (Mra.), shopkeeper, 19 Cottingham place
Trowell k Blackburn, joiners, 33 Osborne street
Trowell James, shopkeei>er, 36 Jenniug street. Groves
Trowill George, builder, 7 Cave street. Stepney
Truman William Herbert (Mrs.), ladies' school,
Wilberforce street
Trumble William Edward, rent k debt collector,
Portland street
Tmshall Robert, shopkeeper, 79 Edgar street
Trushell Denby Chapman, hair dresser, Witham
Trussle Joseph, butcher, 16 Arundell st. Holdemess road
Tuck Frederick, jwrk butcher, 64 Lee Smith st. Hedon rd
Tucker Charles, greengrocer, Naylor's row, Drypool
Tucker Charles Heur}-, shopkeeper, 5a South parade
Tudor S. k Sons, white lc»d k paint manufacturers, 167
Church street, Sculcoates
Tuke Thomas, joiner k builder, 139 Walker street
Tulley W. k Co. ship owners k brokiers, 4.Colonial chambers.
Prince's Dock street
Tulley Charles, joiner, 17 Barmston street
Tulley Charles, joiner, 17 Green lane
Tulley Nancy (Mrs.), $hopkeei)or, 4 Christopher street
Tulley William, ship owner, see Tulley Willisra k Co
Tnllock James, sho]>kec|ier, 36 West Dock aven. Hessle road
Tummons k Hardy, sail makers, 5 Perrott street
Tummons Thomas, sail maker, see Tummons k Hardy
Tune Edward, confectioner, aa Savile street
Tune George, diopkeeper, 58 South Parade^ .
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Tune MarrABD (Mn.), confectioner, 5 Freehold street
Tongate William, shopkeeper, i Manchester ter. Heesle
road, Nerington
Tunnard Christopher William, baker, Christopher street
Tuplin Thomas, shoemaker, 10 Swan street, Scnlcoates
Targoose Hannah (Mn.)* preparatory school, 4 Chajpel la
TnrgiHwe James, master mariner, Urafton st. St. John's wd
Tnrgooee William, shipa' steward, 8§ Clarendon street
Tumbnll James Martin, Bowling Green tavern, 13 Waltham
street k Bowling Green court
Tumbnll John WiUiam, farmer, Preston
Turnbull Thomas Wallace, chief officer, 16 yfjtUBe grove,
Argyle street
Turner k Driiikwater, photographers, i Elm Tree terrace,
Anlaby road & Park street
Tomer jc Webster, oil cake merchants, 34 High street
Tomer Charles, cowkeeper, 24 Pulmsn street, Newington
Tomer Charles, french polisher, Lockwond street
Turner Charles, master mariner, 33 Fountain St. AAlaby rd
Turner Charles Binlcs, fancy goods dealer, see Bookledge
k Tomer
Tomer Epbraim, farmer, WofxIhiU, Cottingham
Tomer Francis, Hshmonger, Hessic
Tomer George, bacon factor, 18 Wincolmlee
Tomer George, grocer, 5 Spencer street
Tomer George, marine store dealer, 36 New George st
Tomer George, shopkeeper, 36 Walker street
Tomer Harriet Annie (Mrs. ), toy dealer, 5 Anlaby road
Turner Ji^es, wool broker. The Avenne, 157 High street
Turner John, hatter k hosier, 82 k 85 Porter street
Turner John Leyitt, ironmonger, 43 Market place
Turner John Spice, shopkeeper, 138 Day street
Torper John WiUiam, wool broker, 14 Bonlerard sooth,
Hesale road
Tomer Kate (Mrs.), straw bonnet ma. 60 Russell street
Tomer MArk, shoe maker, ao Postemgate
Tomer Mary Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 143 Bean street
Tomer Jtobert, boot k shoe repairer, 13^ Campbell street
Tomer Bobert, shoe maker, 46 WasSand street
Tomer Samuel, grocer, 47 Beaumont street, Drypool
Turner Samnel, manager, 9 Waterloo street, Newington
Tomer Thomas, clog k patten maker, 35 Mytongate
Tomer Thomas, fisherman, Panll
Tomer Thos. Chas. photographer, see Tamer & Drinkwater
Tomer William, clothes dealer, 57 Buckingham street
Tomer William, tailor k outfitter, 40 Waterworks street
Turner William Francis, Ship Victory p.h. 30 Finkle street
Tomer Joseph Smith, chief officer, 73 South parade
Turney Thomaa Gray, master mariner, 83 Lister street
Tumey William Messiah, chief officer, 73 Scuth Parade
Tumley Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school,- 6 BojTiton street.
Boulevard
Tasting James, Queen's hotel. Queen's rd. St. John's wood
Tntin John R. bookseller, 55B, Savile street
Toting Edward, manager, 99 Francis street west
Tutty James, joiner k undertaker, 4^ Trinity street k 33
Stanley street
Tozford James Edward, chief engineer, 4 Lime street
Twell Elixa (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 7 Scnlcoates lane
Twidale John, furniture broker k cabinet ma.so Trippett
Twidale Joseph, greengnwer, 163 Waterloo street north
T-n-idale Joshua, farmer, Sutton
Twidale Thomas, vaccination officer, 4 Hampden villas,
Argyle street
Twing Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 38 Francis street east
Twinham John, dhoe maker. King street, Cottingham
Tye Haran, marine store dealer, 4 New George street
Tyrer Thomas, master mariner, 12 Granville st.Nwngtn
Tyson Isaac, wharfinger, 23 Nile street
Tyson Martha Jane (Mrs. ), commission agent, 30 Wright st
IVson Samuel, furniture broker, 3 Waller gt. Holdemess rd
TJllyett Joseph Meek, tobacconist, 8 Midland street
Underwood John, shoe maker, 39 New George street
Underwood Joseph John, solicitor, 31 Scale lane
Undy John, watch maker, 34 Postemgate
Union Permanent Benefit Building Society (George Fryer,
manager & sec. ), i Junction place k 34 Whitefriargate
United Assurance Society (Patrick Crake, district manager),
40 Silvester street
United States Consulate (Ed. Howard, consul), 30 Savile st
Upton Frederick, water rate collector, 16 St. James' square
Upton John Toyn, accountant, 57 Lowgate
Uren Edith (Miss), draper, 91 Walcott street
Uruquay Vice Consulate (William Moran), Alexandra
chambers. Castle street. See advertisement
Usher George, Tiger No. 6 p.h. 46 Humber street
Usher Henry Edward, painter k paperhanger, 37 Bond st
Usher Robert, tailor, 58 Waasand strtet
Ussher Cecilia Aucusta (Mrs.), tobacconist, 67 Garrfame
Vallins Silas, builder, 31 Freehold street
Vann George Sprixg, ticket writer, 16 Chorch lane
Varley Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Cloughrmd, Newland
Tarley Ann (Mrs.), Cross Keys cDoinieTcial k family hotel,
' 33 it 33 Market ]^oe
Varley Cnristopher, shopkeeper, 38 Waterloo street
Varley John, shopkeeper, 107 Spring street
Varley Richard, hair dresser, 30 Chariot street
Varley Samoel, stationer, Anlaby road
Varaey Henry, shoeing smith. Station place. West street
Vasmer Conard, fish niercliant,3i Cogan atreet k 36 Billings-
gate, St. AncbeVs dock
Vaogan James, baker, 50 Norwood street
Vear John, hay k striaw dealer, 100 Campbell street
Vegetable Market k Fair Groond (wholesale). Corporation
field. Park street
Vellenoweth George, shopkeeper, 57 Wheeler st. Newington
Veltmann N. tc Co. agents k shippers. Princes Dock street ;
k o3 refiners, Sutton Drain side. Lime street
Venus Walter, farrier, 36 Queen street
Verity Alfred, stone carver, 4 Promenade place. Vane street
Vemey Christopher, coal dealer, 70 Jackson street
Vice Moses, pawnbroker, 32 Trippett k 6 Myton {dace
Vickerman Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 4 Spring street
Vickemian James, botcher, see Barney k Vickerman
Vickerman Robert, coal dealer, King street, Cottinghsm
Vickerman Robert, farmer, Marfteet
Vickerman Thomas, grocer, 49 Jent^ing street. Groves
Vidcerman WiUiam, timber merchant k joiner, 51 Hedon
road ; residence, 13 l^rnemonth street
Vidters Isaac, shoemaker, 53 Strickland street
Vickers Joseph Bargreaves, chief engineer, 53 Clarendon st
Vie Joseph k George, yeast dealers, 82 Goodwin street
Vinoenti Nathan, confectioner, 17 North walls
Vine Edward James, agent to Prndential Assurance Co. Um.
18 Portland place
Vine George, coal dealer, 9 Rosamond stieet. Boulevard
Vine John, beer retailer, 22 Selby street, Newington
Vinson Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Argyle street
Vinson Henry, french p<4isher, 87 Goodwin street
Vinton Wm. Hy.E.smack owner,33St.G«orge's rd.Newingtn
Virtue Francis, manager to Willows, Holt k Willows, 157
Church street, Scnlcoates
Vivian, Tooxes k Co. fish salesmen k smack owners, 13 East
end & B. Je G. Billingsgate, Si. Andrew's dock
Vivian Frederick, customs house officer, 63 St. George's
road, Newington
Vivian Frederick, drysalter, lok Spring street
Vivian George, sec. to Hull BarVing Co. Strickland street
Vivian George, secretary to the Steam Fisding k Ice Co. 31
Boulevard south, Hessle road
Vivian Richard Thos. fish salesman, see Vivian, Toozes ic Go
Vivian Richard Thomas, smack owner, 64 Park street
VoaseGeo.Samnel,ironmonger, 3 Holdemess arcade, Witham
Voase Henry, Royal Oak p.h. 33 Princes Dock street
Voase James, tobacconist, 5 Hessle road
Voase Jane (Miss), dressmaker, 38 Portland street
Voase Jn. Wm. tobacconist, 43 West Dock avenue, Hessle rd
Voase Thursa (Mrs.), baby linen shop, ij| Carlisle street
Voigt Henrik Emit, ship broker, idngston chambers.
Prince's Dock street
Vokes George, brick k tile maker, Anlaby
Vokes Robert, brick k tile manufactnrer. Chalk la. Hessle rd
Vreones k Co. shipping agents, 15 Postemgate
Vulcan Iron Works Co. Limited, engineers & millwrights,
Vulcan works, Scott street
Wacholder Solomon, eoldsmith k jeweller, 29 Marketplace
Waddingham Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 73 Waverley street
Waddington George k Son, rug k mat mantifactorers,
Cottingham road, Newland
Waddington Anne (Miss), stationer, 8r Selby St. Newington
Waddington George, brick maker, Newland, Cottingham
Waddington John Warters, stationer, 48 Lowgate
Waddington Robert, stationer, 14 Carlisle street
Waddington Thomas Gibson, rag & mat manafactnTeT, see
Waddington George & Son
Waddy Richard William, tea dealer, tobacconist k insurance
agent, 58 Great Passage street k 19 Broadley street
Waddy Richard William, insurance agent, 19 Broadley st
Wade Richard, Sons k Co. timber mers. Garrison side
Wade John Edwfd. timber mer. see Wade Richd. Sons & Co
Wade Joseph Armytage, patent interlocking roofing tiTc
manufacturers, Garrison side
Wade Mary Jane (Miss), milliner, 99 Walker street
WadeRichd.Jsph. timber merchant, see WadeRichd.Sons&Co
Wade Robert, shopkeeper, 70 Canning street
Wade Sarah (Mrs.), bIooj) owner, 15 St. Silas st. Scnlcoates
Wade William, shipwright, Hj-perion street, Drj-pool
Waddey Edward, assistant overseer k vestry clerk for
Scnlcoates' rating office, Jarratt street
Wsdsley William Henry, wood engraver, 25 Terry street
Wadsworth Christopher, fruiterer k greengro. 32 Cogan st
Wsger Joseph, master mariner, 25 Freehold street
Wagner Anthony, watch k dock maker, 12 Carlisle street
Waine William, "greengrocer, 3i3 Waterloo street north *
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Wainwiigfat Jcrfm, oonteeper, 3 Tonjllnaon 8t. Newington
Wainvriffbt Richard, beer retafler, 89 Waverley street
WaisteU llhsn (Min), dTessmaker, 12 Derby street
Waiitdl Helen (Mrs. ), outfitter. Lime street
Wtil ^'iOiam, dairymen, 16 Mytnn street
Waite Joaeph, butcher, a Wellington lane
Waite Bobert Fiedk. tin plate worker, 59 Great Passage 8t
Wiite William, shoe maker, 68 Canning street
Waites Temple, insurance agent, a Somerset vSa. Anlaby rd
U'ake Chas. staniland, solicitor it commissioner for affidavits
(Arm Atkinson, Wake ft Daly), Quay Street chambers
Wake Maiy (Mrs. ), apartments, 4 Ada's avenue, Leicester st
Wake Bobert, pork butcher, 54 Jenning street. Groves
Wakelin Hannah (Miss), dress ma. 6 Oitiierine sq.Mason st
Wakelin Jdtm, grocer, 40 Jenning street. Groves
Walbey John Geo. joiner & bmlder, 59 Paisley st.Newingtn
Walch Thomas, Gate p.H. 26 Trippett
WsUemar Jetperaen & Go. commission agents. Commercial
chambers. Prince's Dock street
Wales Alfred, bookseller, 3 Waterworks street
Wales Ann (Mrs. ), lodging house, 38 New King street
Wales Edward, engineer. Perseverance works, Hyperion
street, Drypool
Wales F. 8. (Mrs.), joiner, 36 Edward street
Walford WiUoun George, furniture dealer, 7 Waltham st '
Wslgate George Henry, grocer, 43 & 43 (Proline street
Walgate John G. draper, 11 Kingston terrace, Hesslo road
Walker Angnata k Ada (Misses), ladies' school, a Field st .
Walker k Brown, engraven k printers, 99 & 100 High st
Wilker k- Hadmd,i solicitors, 9 Parliament street-.
Walker k Sotter, fruit k potato merchants, 71 Hnmber st
Walker It ftnith'Limited, seedcrusherafc oil refiners, Win-
nlnilee fe Lime street, Groves (R. F. Richardson, sec.) ;
k at Newark
Wilker Thomaa k Co. lighter owners k agents for Boston k
Wisbeacfa steam packets, > 86 High street & Lime street
WiOter Agnes (Hn.), cooper, 34^ Fnwcitt street
Walker Arthur, ship steward, 6a Leonttrd street
Walker Cbartes, relieving oiRber, 16 Begeitt street
Walker ChaHcs, seedsman, i Waterloo street
Walker Charles, 8lu){Aeeper, 4 Blanket row
Walker Charles H. fish mer. 48 Billingsgste,St.Andrew'B dck
Walker Dominic, shopkeeper, 15 Sewer Une
Walker Edward John, chief engineer, Pearson street
Walker Elizabeth (Mrs.), dressmaker, 13 Spring Bank
terrace. Clarendon street
Walker Frank Hobeon, Victoria tavern, 30 Waterhonse lane
Walker George, farmer. West end, Preston
Walker George, joiaer, 75 Reform street
Walker George, shopkeeper, 17 Hanover square
Walker Herod, Navigation inn, 39 Blanket row
Walker Isaac, wool broker. Corn exchange, 36 High street
Walker Isabella (Miss), confectioner, 33 Lowgate
Walker James, engraver &c. see Walker k Brown
Walker Jamea, photographer, Anlaby road
Walker James, shopkeeper, 19 Mew George street
Walker James I..B.C.P. Lond. surgeon, 3 Bond st
Walker James Henry, butcher, 4 Ashley grove, Beverley
road k 57 West street
Walker Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 59 St. Luke's street
Walker John, drysalter, S<»ton street
Walker John, dyer, j6 Charles street
Walker John, marine engineer, 107 Constable street
Walker John, waterproof boot maker, 39 Savile street
Walker John Edward, accountant, 3 Junction place ; resi-
dene, 8 Albert terrace, Anlaby road
Walker John Hearfield, cake, seed & com mer. 148 High st
Walker John Henry, grocer, 38 Witham
Walker John Tindall, tobacconist, 13 Market place
Walker Joseph, cowkeeper, Stnneferry
Walker Joseph, custom house ofHcer, 8 Derby terrace.
Clarendon street sonth
Walker Joseph, solicitor, see M'alker k Harland
Walker Joseph Frank, artist, 6 Jarratt street
Walker Mary (Mrs. ), apartments, 1 1 Clarendon street
Walker Matthew, fruit merchant, see Walker k Rntter
Walker Mehetabell (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 50 Francis St. west
Walker Bobert, coal dealer, Hessle
Walker Bobert George, shoemaker, 83 Walcott street
Walker Samuel, drapers' agent, 13 Morpeth street
Walker Thomas, beer retailer, 79 West street
Walker Thomas, commission agent, 4 Walmsley street
Walker Thomas, cowkeeper, 14 Clifton street
Walker Thomas, general dealer, 95 Day street
Walker Thomas, lighter owner, see Walker Thomas k Co
Walker Thomas, pork bntcher,'63 New George street
Walker Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Waterloo street
Walker Thomas, verger, St. Mary's church, George yard
Walker William, chief engineer, 80 Regent street
Walker William, chinmey sweeper, Hessle
W'alker William, news agent, 3 Scott street
Walker Willjam, tailor k shopkeeper, Panll
Walker William, Tally Ho p.h. 36 Bond street
Walker Wm.Runton,comm. travlr.a TheAvenne cres.Park st
Walkingtun k Ombler, stationers, 8 Blackfriargate
Walkington Edwin Sanford, school attendance officer, 33
Paradise street
Walkington John, stationer, see Walkington & Ombler
Wall John, carcase butcher, 14 Sewer lane
Wall John, tailor, 106 Osborne street
Wallace John, farmer. West Ella
Wallace Rt. grocer k beer retailer, 35 Beaumont st. Dryjiool
Wallace Wilhain Henry, pilot, 31 Trinity Street
Waller John Thomas, picture dealer, 16 Wnssand street
Waller Michael, printer, i Silver street
Waller Robert, bmlder, surveyor k valuer. Temple build-
ings, Bowlalley lane ; k stone k marble mason, 39 Witham
WalUs Ann (Miss), stay k drees maker, I3 Bond street
Wallis Edward, farmer, Prestonfleld, Preston
Wallis George, plumber k glazier, Hessle
Wallis John, clothes dealer, loi Thomas street, Drypool
Wallis John George, surgeon dentist, 33 Albion street
Wallis Marshall, carrier, Hessle
Walls Thomas, butcher, 83 Great Thornton street
Walmsley Ellis, farmer, Stoneferry
Walmsley Samuel, chief clerk at cdstom ho. Whitefriargate
Walsh Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Northgate, Cottinglum
Walsh Frederick Johnston, tinner, Hallgate, Cottingham
Walsh Margiaret (Mrs.), clog maker, 100 Limt; street
Walsh Richard, dyer, 33 George street
Walsh Robert, shopkeeper k beer retailer, 13 Lincoln street
Walsb Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 71 Spring street
Walsh 'Utomias^ custom house officer, 35 Marlborough ter
:Walters OwcoUne (Mrs.), tobacconist retail, 41 Mytongate
Walters Nathan, nuyiter mariner, 15 Derringham street
Waltham John, ship owner, a Gloucester ter. Grosvenpr st
Walton R. H, & Co. coal merchants, 50 Sarile street
Waltoii Ediiford, shoe maker, 5 Ann's ]dace. Colliers street
Walton George Henry, White Swan p.h. 4 South street
Walton John, smack owner, 66 West parade
Walton John, shoe maker, 38 Seaton street. Fountain road
Walton Joseph James, general ironmonger k tool dealer, 47
Waterworks street
WaltonJoeephW.boot k shoe dealer, ^oKingston ter.Hessle rd
Walton Laverock, shopkeeper, Wilmington, Groves
Walton Mary Jane (Mrs. ), brush maker, 3 Sisters' terrace,
Beverley road
Walton Robt. general ironmonger k wood carver,44 Brook st
Walton Samuel, Duke of York f.h. 3 Garden street
Walton Susannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 32 Mill street
Walton Thomas, snrgeon, 46 Mason street
Walton William Henry, chemist, 9 Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Walton William Henry, chemist, 64 Spring bank
Walton Wm. Porter, timber mer. North side, Qneen's dock
Ward Brothers, tailors k drapers, 3 Rinon bldgs. Hedon rd
Ward k Oliver, mahogany mers. North side, Queen's dock
Ward Benjamin, tailor, see Ward Brothers ; residence, 3
Ripon buildings, Hedon road
Ward Charles, apartments, 7 Pease street
Ward Charles, boat builder,see Langfield k Ward,Neptnne st
Ward Charles, tinner, 17 Short street
Ward Edwards, grocer, 119 Bean street
Ward Ellen (Mrs. ), shoe maker, Marfleet
Ward Francis, fish cnrer, 88 Goodwin street
Ward Fredk. custom ho. officer,' 3 Waverley pi. Waverley st
Ward George, mlly owner, 33 Caroline street
Ward Henry, earthenware dealer, SS Scott street
Ward Henry, market gardener. West end, Preston
Ward James, railway inspector, 13 Lister street
Ward Jane (Miss), baker, a Freehold street
Ward John, cabinet maker, k upholsterer, 7 Regent's ter-
race, Anlaby road
Ward John, coal merchant, We^t end. Queen's dock
Ward John, greengrocer, 64I New George street
Ward John, paper hanger & painter, 99 Osborne street
Ward John, tailor, see Ward Brothers ; res. Patrington
Ward John, undertaker, 41 Blundell street
Ward John Brorapton,lithographic printer,! Argyle terrace,
Argyle street
Ward John Rd.mastcr mariner, 18 Brtmswick avn.Newingtn
Ward John Robert, boot & shoe dealer, 116 Hessle road
Ward Joseph, ^occr, 83 Beeton street, Holdemess road
Ward Jose|)h, joiner k undertaker, 59 Russell street
Ward Martha Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, 5 Brunswick
avenue, Beverley road
Ward Mary Ann (Mrs. ), apartments, 6 Sandringham street,
Newington
Ward Pearson, master mariner, 'S Waverley street
Ward Philip Hy.painter k jiapcrhanger, 16 & 17 Walmsley st
Ward Richard, cowkeeper, Sutton
Ward Richard, farmer, Sonthwood, Cottingham
Ward Robert, tailor, 10 Francis street west
Ward Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 58 Stanley street
Ward Sorah (Miss), toy dealer, 41 Terry street
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Ward Smith, farmer, Crossbridge, €uttuigham
Ward Thomas, butcher. Kirk EUa
Ward Thomas, juiner, i8 St. Silas street
Ward Thomas, shoe maker, 133 Hodgson street, Groree
Ward Thomas, tailor, Clarence street, Garrison side
Ward Thomas, -umbrella maker, 5 Marlborough terrace
Ward Thos. ventiian blind maker, 7 Regent's ter.Anlaby rd
Wardale William, painter, 90 English street
Warbnrton Henry, shopkeeper, 4 Strickland street
Warbarton John, insurance agent, 35 St. Luke's street
Warden Wm. bookbinder &c. see Screeton, Wardell k Co
Warden William, dyer, 13 Bond street & 93 Hessle road
Wardell William, hair dresser, 37 Norfolk street
Warden Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 47 Leonard street
Warden John, cooper, i New George street
Warden Johq Henrj-, grocer, 6 Kingston terrace, Hessle rd
Wardle Henr}', baker, 36 Francis street east
Wardle John, cooper, 9 Caroline street
Wardle John, frmterer, 25 Waterloo street
Wardle John Thomas, beer retailer, 17 Winoolmlee
Wardle Thomas, master mariner, 63 Leonard street
Wardrobe Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Brunswick avenue,
Beverley road
Wardrobe John, fruiterer Ic florist, builder & bricklayer Jc
beer retailer, a Sisters' ter. & Pearson st. Beverley road
Ware Charles, waterproof machine & waggon cover manu-
facturer, tarpaulin manufacturer, sail maker & sack con-
tractor, Featnerstone's entry, 178 High street ; residence,
7 Brunswick avenue east, Beverley road. See advert
Ware Mary Ann (Mrs. ), lodging house, 9 Portland street
Wares James M. corn merchant, see Charles Roberts k Co
Warkup John Robert, boot maker, 54 Brwht st.Holderness rd
Warn JohnThomas,grocer k draper.Be Grey st.St. John's wd
Warn William Henry Lamacraft, general supply stores.
Market place, Hedon
Warner Engleburt, watch k clock maker, 19 Cogan street
Warner William, tinner, 116 Adelaide street
Warren Charles, chief oflicer, 15 St. James' street
Warren Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 237 Walton st.Newington
Warren John,secondliand clothes dir. 13 Wilmington, Groves
Warren John Robert, gas inspector, aA, Cave St. Stepney
Warrener James, hair dre88er^3 Hessle road
Warrener John, hair dresser, Ifessle
Warrener Robert, grocer, 167 St. Paul's street
Warrener Tlios. ironmonger, Alexandra bldgs,Holdemessrd
Warrener W. J. owner of Hull, Lincoln, Homcastle, Slea-
ford,Nottinghm.& Newark traders' catch boats, i73Higb st
Warriner Andrew, shopkeeper, 9 Gibson street
Warters Edmund, surgeon, 3 Mj-rtle villas, Holderness rd
Warwick C. L. k Co. wine Ic spirit merchants, 150 High st
Warwick Ann Victoria (Mrs.), wine k spirit merchant, see
Warwick C. L. & Co
M'ashmgton Michael, Albert hotel, Scott street
Water Works Oltice (David Maxwell c.B. resident engineer ;
Richard Robinson, clerk). Town hall, Lowgate ; works,
Stoneferry & Spring head, Cottingham
Waterhouse Edward, land k estate agent, a6 Silver street
Waterhouse Fletcher,linen draper, i Frederick ter.Anlaby rd
Waterhouse Horace, seed crasher, see Barton k Waterhonse
Waterland George, greengrocer, 13a Great Thornton street
Waterland Richard John, manager, 33 Regent street
Waterland Thontas, chief engineer, 64 D^' street
M'aterloo Mills, Cake k Warehousing Co. Limited (The)
(William Chambers, nunager), wharfingers, warehouse-
men k oil cake manufacturera, Wilmington
Waterson Frederick, beer retailer, 131 Witbam
Watkin k Brigham, paperhanger k painter, 46 Walker st
WatkinChas. painter Jk paperhanger.seeWatkin k Brigham
Watkin Robert, custom house oSicer, 4 Hopwood street
Watkins Henry, furniture broker, 84 Waverley street
Watkinaon Arthur 1. schoolmaster, board school, Preston
Watkinson Frederick Wm. estate agent, 4 Trinity House la
Watkinson John, whitesmith k bell hanger, 4a Salthouse st
Watkinson Wm.ship chandler, i East end, St. Andrew's dock
Watling George, shoe maker, 23 Derby street
Watmough George, grocer k tea dealer & beer retailer, k
agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine k spirit mers. i Prospect st
Watmough Hy. ale & porter mer. see Duncan k Watmough
Watson Brothers, coal dealers, Beck bank, Cottingham
Watson Son k Carrick, solicitors, 18 Parliament street ; k
at Hedon
Watson Arthur, farmer, Aniaby
Watson Benjamin, brush manufacturer, so Bond street
Watson George, shopkeeper, 36 Walmsley street
Watson Harry, butcher, 3 Waterloo street
Watson Henry, Locomotive inn, Dairycoates, Hessle road,
Newington
W'atson James, master mariner, 3 Woodville ter. Boulevard
Watson James, shopkeeper, 5 Green lane
Watson James, solicitor k commissioner for oaths, see
Watson, Son & Carrick, 18 Parliament street ; k Hedon
Watson James Henry, shopkeeper, 72 Daltrj- street
Watoon James Woodliff, tobacconist, 69 English street
Watson Jenny (Mn.), teacher of music, 19 St. John street
Watson John, asphalter, 35 Walmsley street
Watson John, butcher, 133 Walker street
Watson John Cooke, watch maker, 23 Waterworks street
Watson John Herbert, solicitor, see Watson, Son k Carrick
Watson Joseph, fanner, Grange, Kirk Ella
Watson Joseph, farmer, Woo&ouse, Cottingham
Watson Mary Ann (Mn. ), toy dealer, 36 Alexandra street
Watson Robert, master mariner, 85 Park street
Watson Bobcrt Thomas, photograi>her k photographic
enameller, Aniaby road
Watson Samuel F.R.c.s. surgeon, Hallgate, Cottin^iam
Watson Sophia (Mra.), Providence inn, 115 Spring street
Watson Sussey (Mrs. ), wood turner, 57 Spy vee st. Groves
Watson Thos. boot k shoe repairer, 6 Village pi. Osborne st
Watson Thomas, confectioner, 48 Charles street
Watson Thomas, fisherman, 9 Queen's square, Humber st
Watson William, shopkeeper, 210 Bean street
Watson William, tailor, 39 Baywell street-
Watson Rev. Wm. Joseph, mixed school, 17 Cavendish sq
Watson William Lawton, confectioner, 33 Mji^ngate
Watterworth John, perambulator manufacturer, 6 Ocean
place, Aniaby road
Watts George, fish mer. 40 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Watts George, shopkeeper, 5 Oxford street
Watts Robert, glass k china dealer, 83 k 83 West parade
Waud Desdemona (Mra. ),furniture dlr.6 Mount id. Hessle rd
Waud Thomas, shopkeeper, i Ripon buildings, Hedon road
Waudby Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 23 William street
Waudby Eliiabeth (Mra. ), lodging house, 68 Waverley stnet
Waudby Francis, shoe maker, 11 Staniforth place
Wandby John, coal dealer, 24 Somerset street, Newington
Waudby John, marine engineer, 9 Gilbert street, Hessle rd
Wandby William, wine k spirit merchant,Si Prospect street :
stores, 3 Portland place
Weatheriil Ella, Annie, Lucy& Alice (Misses), ladies' school,
33 Park street
Weatheriil Catherine (Mra.), dress maker, 5 Booth street
Weatheriil Joseph, accountant k manager of the Hull k East
Riding Permanent Bene6t Building Society k sec. to the
Hull South Bridge Co. 4 County Buildings, Land of Green
Ginger ; res. EUeralee house, 33 Park street
Weatheriil Thomas, Albert Dock hotel. Commercial road
Weatherson Heorj-, tripe dresser, 51 Adelaide street
Webb k Lowrey, wine k spirit merchants, 77 Lowgate
Webb Richard k Son, hemp k twine manufs. Bridge street
Webb Ben. O. wine k spirit merchant, 30 Bowlalley lane ;
residence, Hessle ,
Webb labn, insurance agent, 197 Walton st. Newington
Webb John William, flsh merchant, 10 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock ; smack owner, 44 William street
Webb Richard Edwin, spirit merchant, see Webb * Lowrey
Webb Uriah James, walking stick maker, 7 Scott's square
Webb William Edgar.shopkeeper, 4 Cleveland street, Groves
Webber William, firewood dealer, Cheapside, Groves
Webster Ada (Mrs.), milliner, 13 Goulton street
Webster Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ^ Alexandra street
Webster Christojilier, Duke of Ton p.h. Sutton
Webster George Dixon, gasfittcr, 6 Great Union street
Webster Geo. W. Gibson, woollen &c. drajicr, 34 Prospect st
Webster Henrj', cow keeiicr, 20 Moxon street
Webster Henry, horehound beer manuf. 10 Clifton street
Webster Henry Thos. horse daugfatcrer, Cloughrd.Newland
Webster James, cowkeeper k shopkeeper, 18 Mozon street
Webster James, tobacconist, iiiWitham
Webster John Kite, builder, 9 Bean street
Webster John Wm. earthenware dealer, 80 Leonard street
Webster John Wm. joiner k undertaker, 2 Spencer street
Webster Mahnda (Mra. ), Tiger inn. Market place, Hedon
Webster Michael, bricklayer, 12 (rreat Union street
Webster Peter, shopkeejier, 8r Osborne street
Webster Reuben Lee, master mariner, 33 Wjxliffe grove,
Argyle street
Webster Richd. commercial traveller, 34 James st. Drypool
Webster Thomas, commercial traveller, 52 Trinity street
Webster William, bricklayer, Walton street, Newington
Weights k Measures Office (William Henry Dawson, in-
spector), 18 The Shambles
Weinbaum Max Leo. clothier, 41^ Mytongate
Welborn Emma (Mrs.), lodging house, 20 St. Luke's street
Welboum Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house, 38 Walmsley street
Welboum William, grocer, 30 New George street
Welbum Charles, forwarding agent, 31 High street k 3$.
O^gsn street
Welburn James, shoe maker, 14 Finkle street
Weldon Charles, poultrj' dealer, 19 North street
Weldon Frederick, ponltr}- dealer, 10 Lucas square
Weldon George, marine stores, 46 Lower Union street
Weldon George, 9hip^vrigl>t, 9 Lucas square
Weldon George, sbupkecjier, 43 Colliers street
Weller John William, hair dresser, 89 Hessle road
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WcUeelejr Aithnr 6. H. ship builder, Me Hnmphrey k Son
Wdliogton Haniah (Mn.)i apkrtmenta, 63 William itreet
Wdb Alice k Hettie (Miuee), young ladiea' school, a6
Prospect street
Wells Benjamin k Son, auctioneers, sherifTs officer k
sngeant at mace. Chancery buildings. Manor street
WeQs Brothers, ship brokers k timber merchants, commer-
cial chambers. Princes Dock street
Wells Cookaon k Co. colliery timber merchants, i & a Sarile
chambers, Sarile street
Wells, Getfaing k Stanley solicitors, 13 Whitefriargate
Wdls Arthur, painter, 10 Bond street k 9 Smeaton street
WeQs B. L. ship broker, see Wells Brothers
Wells Charles, ship broker, see Wells Brothers
Weill Emanuel, shopkeeper, 5 Cogan street
Wells George, bricklayer. Reform street
Wells George Frederick, plumber, glazier & outfitter, 37 k 74
Pmspect street
Wells Henry, rally man, 10 Fawcitt street
Wells Issac, bellhanger k whitesmith, Lockwood street
WeQs James, ship broker, see Wells Brothers
WeQs Joan, chief derk (in booking office), 11 Granville st
WeDsJohn Thomas, rally owner, 13 Campbell' street
WeOs Richmond, master mariner, 8 Queen's sq. Homber st
WeUs Williaro, diopkeeper, id Strickland street
Wellsted William James k Son, photographer, 19 & ao
Psrsgoo street
Wellsted Arthur, pbotogrsphor, see Wellsted William
James fc Son
WeOsted William H. CKSurreyor k valuer, i Manor street ;
residence, 14 Arlington street
Wellsted Wm. Jas. photographer, see Wellsted James k Son
Wdpton Martha (Buss), milliner k dressmaker, 48 Savile st
Welpton Thomas, plasterer, 13 Midland street
Welsoo John, grocer, 10 Bromley street
WeitoD Charles, brashmsker, 9 Worsley street
Welton Wm. Edwd. stationer, a Ashley grove, Beverley rd
Wescott Thomas, cork cutter, 3 Osborne street
Weslejan General Assurance Society (George Leigh, super-
intendent), 7 Sarile street
West k Hoole,market gardeners, 30 Cobden place,Scnlcoates
Veit William k Sons, stock k share broken, 8 Bowlalley la
West Alfred, seed crusher, Holdemras'mad
Wut Ann (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 35 Thomas street, Drypool
West Benjamin, share broker, see West k Sons
West Charles, share broker, see West k Sons
West Chaa. Wm. shopkeeper k beer retailer, 47 Walmsley st
West George Hy. hair dresser, 13 Malton parade, Hessle rd
Vest James, tailor, 4 Trinity street
West James, tin plate worker, 19 Porter street
West John, schoolmaster, Wesleyan school, Grosvenor street,
43 Loois street
West John Ashlin, fancy draper, 33 Prospect street
Vtn Mercy (Mrs.), mistress of Wesleyan day school
Grnsrenor street
West Richard, shopkeeper, 33 Harrow street
West Thomas Henry, solicitor, 31 Parliament street
West William, bricklayer, 6 John street
West William, batcher, 5 Princess street k Witham
West William, share broker, see West k Sons
Wn: William Fisher, steam miller k corn factor, Church st.
Scnleoatea k Corn exchange ; office, 4 Suffolk row
WeTi Wm. Freshney, postal telegraph supt. 50 Freehold st
Westell John William, confectioner, 18 Symons street
Westerby Thomas, milk dealer, 33 Sutton street
Westerdale k Smith, oil merchants, paint Ic color manti-
Eactorers, 117 k 118 ; offices, 75 High street
Westerdale Benjamin, shopkeeper, k post office, Stoneferry
Westeidale Joseph, shopkeeper, 138 Hodgson street, Groves
Westerhufl Oenaents Angnstus, Empress hotel, Junction pi
Wtitcrboff Hugo, confectioner, 33 Bond street
We«terhi>ll Robert, pork butcher, 63 Hessle road
Wfritennan & Sanderson, ship Ic boat builders, i High street
^esterman Joseph Robert, snip & boat builder, 71 High st
West<m George, shoe maker, 17 Edgar street
Western John, shopkeeper, 15 Edgar street
Westtield George Henry, grocer, St. Paul's street
Wottiead J. P. k Co. Limited, warehousemen (Alfred
Ljftiu, manager), 7 Prince street
W'sti.by Charles Henry, painter, 13 Constable street
Wfst'il^ Edmund, cowkeeper, 63 Wheeler street, Newingtn
'estiiby Frederick, photographer, 75 Holdemess road
"fti.h}- George, stationer k toy dealer, 41 West street
Weni.by George Grantham, who. toy dealer, 3 Cross street
Wf«i>bvHannah (Mrs.),fnmiture dealer, 58 Great Thornton
street
W>«.>by Joseph, linen draper, 49 Lowgate
W-!toby Joseph Hind, tobacconist k gas fitter, 59 Cogan st
"'"tiby Thomas, pork batcher, 34 Norfolk street
W<^:wi»d William, cooper. Commercial buildings, 39 High
oreet, k Ship k Plough p.h. Salthouse lane
Wetherall Richard, cowkeeper, Hull bank, Cottingham
Wharam John k Son, painters k paper hangers, 43 ITppor
Union street
Wharam John, Burlington tavern, 18 Manor st.fc Broadley st
Wharam John William, paper hanger, 7 ft 8 Worship street
k 16 Jamtt street
Wharam William Jc^, paint kc. manufacturer, sse Todd
William Richard & Son
Wharf James, tailor, 303 Bean street
Wbarram William Gardner, brick k tile maker, Endika
lane, Cottingham
Wbarram William Gardner, builder k bricklayer, 113
Waterloo street north
Wharton Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper k dress maker, 33 Lower
Union street
Wharton Charles, shopkeeper, 43 Liddell street
Wharton Joseph, shopkeeper, 40 Terry street
Wheal James, carter. Fountain road
Wheal James, shopkeeper, 61 York street, Sculcoates
Wheat Henry, brush maker, 4 Grosvenor street
Wheat James, lodging boose, 36 Alicia street
Wheat John, china k glass detUer, 69 Walmsley street
Wheatley Francis, insurance agent, 3 Mitrgaret street
Wheatley William, bottled ale k porter merchant, agent tor
Barclay, Perkins Ic Co.'s London stout, ic John Thompson
k Sons burton ales, 55 k 56 Mytongate; residence, 7
Milton terrace, Anlaby road
Wheatley William, piwnbroker, 10 Alma street, Drypool
Wheeldon Joshua, snopkeeper, 10 Blackfriargate
Whxelsb k Wilson MANiTFACTCKiiro Co. (Thomas Edwin
Clapham, manager), 9 Sarile street
Wheeler Mary (Mrs. ), laundress, Stepney lane, Beverley rd
Wheelwright William Henry, agent to the trustees of the
Aire k Calder Navigation k Ooole Steam Shipping Co.
Limited, 8 Minerva terrace
Wheldale Alice (Mra.), apartments, 39 Cambridge street
Wheldon Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 36 Pease street
Whildsle Richard J. shoe maker, 17 Rosamond st. Boulevard
Whincup Mary Ann (Mra. ),8bopkpr. 36 Church stSculooates
Whincnp Timothy, butcher, 137 Porter street
Whitaker Ann Mary (Mrs.), toy dealer, 54 Carr lane
Whitaker Charles, coach bmlder, 3 Great Union st. Witham
Whitaker Elizabeth Mra. lodging house, 38 St. Lake's street
Whitaker Harriet (Mrs.), fancy stationer, 163 Porter street
Whitaker Richard, hair dresser, 39 Salthouse lane
Whitaker Robert, beer retailer, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Whitaker William, coal dealer, 7 Bean street
Whitaker William, fish k ice merchant, 4 Billingsgate cham-
ben k D Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Whitaker William, teacher of music, 73 Great Thornton st
Whitchurch William, grocer k beer retailer, 38 Wright
street k 30 Percj* street
White, Son ft Stratten, fruit ft colonial brokers. South side.
Queen's dock
White Andrew, master mariner, 34 Linnaeus street
White Charles Taylor, master mariner, 37 Wilberforce st
White Cornelius, shopkeeper, 47 Bean street
White Daniel, grocer ft b^r retailer, 5 Walcott street
White Elizabeth (Mra.), florist, 33 Regent street
White Frederick, hair dresser, 7 Great Passage street
White George, corn factor, 47 Hessle rood
White George, pattern maker, 91 Bean street
White Hannah (Mrs.), sewing machine ngent, 15 Worsley st
White John, greengrocer, 54 West parade
White John, smack owner, 185 St. George's rd. Newin^n
WhiteJohn,snpnrintendent Seamen's icFisherman's Institute
ft Reading Rooms, South side, St. Andrew's dock
White Mary Ann fMrs.), apartments, 5° Silrester street
White Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Buckingham st
White Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 134 St. Paul's street
White Peter Patrick, steam pile driver manufacturer, see
Sissons ft White
White Robert, greengrocer, 30 Edgar street
White Sarah (Mra.), upholstress, 18 New Garden street
White Thomas, smack owner, 3 Harelock terrace, Hessle
road, Newington
White William, custom house officer, 8 Brunswick avenue,
Newington
White William, game salesman, 103 Osborne street
White William Lambert, fruit broker, see White, Son ft
Stratten
White Wm. Thos. fruit broker, see White, Son ft Stratten
Whitehead E. ft Son, excnraion ft tourist agts. 4 Carlisle st
Whitehead Charles, watch maker, s Dock ar(»de, Hessle
road, Newington
Whitehead George, manager Hull Forge Co. Cannon street
Whitehead Hannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, i Wawne street
Whitehead Henry, merchant, commission ft shipping agent
ft coal exporter, oil, seed, pipeclay ft timber merchant, 4
Junction place ; residence, 39 Park grove
Whitehead Jane (Mra. ),Iodging house kpr. io3Qt. Thornton st
Whitehead Joshoa N. master mariner, 197 St. George's
road, Newington
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'WUitebead John, <iah dealer, a Blackfriargsto
Whitehead Moses, rope & twine spnr. Hemle rd. Kewingfton
Whitehead Bobt. Wm. Edwin, aolicitor, Imperial c&Rmbers,
Bowlalley lane
Whitehead WiUiam, shoe maker, 93 Bean street
Whitehoose James, pawnbroker, i Albion par.Holderoess rd
WhitehODse William, butoher, 41 The Shambles
Whiteing (leorge, solicitor, see Jordeson & Whiteing
Whitelam George Edwd. fish merchant, 79 Somerset street,
Newington
Whitelam John, contractor, 28 Finsbury street
Whitelam Richard, draper, Hessle
Whiteley Charles, fishmonger, 85 Osborne street ,
Whitelcy Henry, commercial traveller, 78 Spring street '
Whiteley Joseph, pawnbroker, 7 Marmaduke street
Whitelock Thomas, shopkeeper, 49 Sontb parade
Whitcly Charles, coal merchant, Trippett
Whiteside Bebecca (Mrs. ), chemist, 49 North street
Whiteside Robert, leather machine strap & hose pipe maker,
4 Scale lane
Whiteside Thomas, seed crnsher &c. o3 cake merchant,
Dansom lane oil mills
Whiteside Walter Charles, stock & share broker k insnrance
agent. Exchange, Bowlallcy lane
Whiteway John, fisherman, 6 Wakefield street
Whitfield & Hakes, ship chandlers, Commercial road &
Adelaide street
Whitfield Henry, shopkeeper, 93 North street
Whitfield John, whitesmith, Anlaby road
Whitfield John William Lothrington, architect, Chancery
buildings. Manor street
Whitfield Matthew, wholesale grocer ft fruit merchant, 37
& 38 Bishop lane
Whitfield Peter Cross, ship chandler, see Whitfield' & Hakes
Whitfield William, mlly man, 89 Hodgson street
Whitfield William Robinson, joiner k undertaker, I Kile st
Whitham Edward, fish merchant, 39 Billingsgate, St,
Andrew's dock
Whitham Emma (Mrs.), bed tc mattress maker & shop-
keeper, 10 Osborne street
HVhiting Charles, mat li bag merchant & fish carer, 87 ft
89 English street
Whiting Edward, shopkeeper, 10 Oil Mill lane
Whiting John, lodging house, 35 Silvester street
Whiting Wilham, boot ft shoe maker, 74 Clarendon street
Whiting William, chief engineer, 10 Crystal street
Whitlam Robert, fishmonger, 14 Church lane
Whitley Jonathan, stone mason, sec Ounsworth t Whitlqr
^Vhilmarsh William & Co. brewers, George yard
Whitrod John, shopkeeper, is Cicero terrace, Swann street
'SVhittaker George, marine store dealer. Great Passage st
Whittaker James, shopkeeper, 150 Chiltern st. Newington
Whittakcr Joseph, White Hart p.h. 10 Salthonse lane
'Whittaker Miles, shoe maker, 5 Cave street. Stepney
Whittick Thomas ft Son, importers of Dutch crown yeast,
Wood's lane
Whittifk Thomas, yeast importer, see Whittick Hies, ft Son
Whittingbam John, shopkeeper, 36 Caroline street
'Whittingham Richard, drapers' agent, 30 Gt. Thornton «t
Whittinghara Thomas, linen draper, 8 Pryme street
Whittleton Alfred,smack owner,49 Scarborough stNewngtn
Whittome James Henry, second mate, 13 William street
Whitton Elizabeth (Miss), teacher of music, 3 Portland pi
Whitton John, grocer ft beer retailer, 96 West parade
Whitton John, inspector of telegraph mossengen,35 B^ecnrft
street, Newington
Whitton John, saw maker, 64 Grafton street, Newington
Whitworth George, watch maker ft jeweller, i Norfolk street
'Whitworth Joseph, Garence tavern, 33 Brook street
Whitworth Phillip Henry, yeast importer, 37 Wellington st
'Whitworth William, estate agent, 71 Constatila street
Wholey Robert Jarvis, Ship p.h. 43 Hodgson St. Groves ,
'Whorter Thomas, joiner. Park lane
Wickenden Edward ft Co. provision merchants (t<fr ships).
North East end, Albert dock
AVickman Benjamin, master mariner, 5 Thomas st. Drypool
WiddakerT.&S.fisbernian's ontfltters.Devonshire hcBessle rd
Widdas George, carver & gilder, 6 Bond street
Widdas Richard Dodd, artist, Walliker street, Newington
Widdowson ^amL fish merchant, see Shooter ft Wid£>wson
Widdowson Siamuel, fishmonger ft greengrocer, 58 Brook st
Widdowson Thomas, beer retailer, 136 Adelaide street '
Widdowson William, fish merchant ft carer, 37 Billingsgate,
St. Andrew's dock
Wigelsworth George Abraham, baker ft confettioner, la^
Waterloo street north
Wigfield George, sewing machine repairer, 35 Charles street
Wigglesworth William Shaw, shopkeeper, 43 Adelaide st
Wightman Annie (Miss), dress maker, 10 Sliaw st. Drypool
Wilberforee Cafe, cocoa & coffee house, 10 St. John street
Wilberforce William, shopkeeper, 34 St. Luke's street
Wilbonme David, tailor, 7 Ripon terrace, Liddell strfcet
Wiibarh Edwin & Son, coal merchants ; office. Royal cham-
. bers, Wellington street ; wharf, Lime street
Wilbnrn Albert, shim^ng agent, 16 Hodaon terrace
Wilbnrn Alfred, butcher, 6 Zoological terrace. Spring bank
Wilbnrii Charles, shipping ft forwarding; agent, 21 High
street ft 35 Cogan street
Wilbnrn Henry, coal merchant, Boyal chambers, Wellington
street ; residence, 74 Waveriey ttrtM,
Wllby Robert, pork batcher, 67 Spring bank
Wijcock Mary (Mrs ), shopkMper, 3 Grimston street
Wilcbckson 'W'illiam, general dealer, 3 Witty st Newington
Wild John, plumber ft gasfitter, 106 Walker street
Wildbore Jas. hair dresser ft perfumer, 61A, Whitefriargate
Wilde Thomas ft Sons, slaters ft slate merchants, Vernon
St. ft North side. Queen's dock ft 14 Cave street. Stepney
Wilde William Henry, grocer ft beer retailer, 51 Norwood st
Wildridge Lewis John, dyer, 1 16 Witham
Wiles Aaron, tobacconist, retail, 67 Prospect street
Wiles George, Jack on a Cruise p.h. 35 North street
Wiles John, Victoria p.h. 76 Mytongate
Wiles John William Parkin, shopkeeper, 18 Oil Mill lane
Wiles Marj- (Mrs.), hay ft straw dealer, 77 Leonard street
Wiles Thomas, cowkeeper, Northgate, Cottingham
Wiles William, coal dealer, 7 Blnndell street
Wiles William, cowkeeper, Clough road, Newland
Wiley Edwin Frederic ft Co. com i seed merchant,
Etherington buildings, 51 High street ft Com ezdiaoge
Wilkin George, pilot, 90 (joltman street
Wilkin James, fisherman, Paull
Wilkin John, pilot, 35 Spring street
Wilkin Mary (Mrs.), coal merchant, Faall
Wilkin Stephen, Hnmber tavern, Panll
Wilkins 'Thomas Henry, sail maker, 34 Humber dock street
Wilkinson Edward ft Co. whiting mannfactrs. Lockwood st
Wilkinson Josiah & Son, oil mers. ft drysolters, 33 High st
Wilkinson Adam, furniture dealer, si Worship street
Wilkinson Charles, chimney sweep, 9 Marlborough terrace
Wilkinson Duffield, mlly man, 5 Westmoreland street
Wilkinson Eden (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 West parade
Wilkinson Edward, mast ft block maker, ii Princes Dock
street ifc 13 Great Union street
Wilkinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 Garden stivet
Wilkinson Fanny (Mrs.), fish curer, 90 Goodwin street
Vnikinson George, cowkeeper, Preston
Wilkinson George, grocer ft beer retailer, 41 Mill street
Wilkinson George, master mariner, 3 Queens sq.Humber st
Wilkinson-George Grayton, drysalter, see Wilkinson J. ft Son
Wilkinson Harriet (Miss), miiliner & straw bonnet maker,
II Cobden place, Scalcoates
Wilkinson Henr)-, shopkeeper, 114 Adelaide street
Wilkinson Henry Coop, shopkeeper, 35 Spencer street
Wilkinson Jesse Joseph, joiner, 5 Perrott street ; residence,
Caroline place
Wilkinson John, glass ft china dealer, 143 Porter i^eet
Wilkinson John, glass ft china dealer, 136 WiCfefloo stnArtb
Wilkinson .John, police inspector, 48 Clifton street
Wilkinson John, tailor, 165 High street
Wilkinson John Wilfred, plumber, glazier ^ gas fitter, 14
Chapel lane
Wilkinson John William, shoe maker, 17 New George street
Wilkinson John William, surgeon dentist, 14 Grey street
Wilkinson Joseph, grocer ft provision dealer, & post office,
57 Beaumont street, Drypool
Wilkinson Joshua Joseph, joiner, 5 Parratt street
Wilkinson Martha (Mrs.), chapel keeper, 17' Scott street
Wilkinson Mary Ann ft Elizabeth (Misses), dress makers,
Souttergate, Hedon
Wilkinson Matthew, shopkeeper, 13 Vernon stSt. John's wo A
Wilkinson Michael, cartman, 7 Bromley street, Scnlcoates
Wilkinson Robert Ambler, hosier, 113 Great Thornton street
Wilkinson RobertGeorge, lodging house, 17 Grimston street
Wilkinson Shearsmith, confectioner, 44 Dock Street
Wilkinson Thomas, batcher, 49 Charles street
Wilkinson Thos. chimney sweep ft boiler deaner.is Ropery »t
Wilkinson Thomas, fishmonger, Beverley road
Wilkinson Thomas Hy. greengrocer, 74 Spj-vee St. Groves
Wilkinson Thos.Matthew, master mariner, 11 Cambridge st
Wilkinson Thomas Wakcman, cork manuf. 41 Blanket row
Wilkinson William, chimney sweeper, 37 Spencer street
Wilkinson Wm. market gardener, 33 Carlton st. Newington
Wilkinson William, rullyman, 314 Dock street
Wilkinson William, sack ft bag merchant, 153 High street
Wilkinson M'illiam Archer, accountant ft insurance agent
ft secretary to Hull People's Public House Co.ft Newington
Water Co. Lim. 13 Bowlalley lane
Wilkinson William Bethel, brass founder, sec Stone, Settle
ft Wilkinson
Wilkinson William Foster, shopkeeper, 17J WitioiJmlee
Wilkinson William Henry, shopkeeper ft baking . powder
manufacturer, nj Walton street, Newington
Wilks Alfred, marine engineer, 5 Gilbert street, Hessle rd
Wilks Harriet (Mrs.), shopknr, 88 MMichester st Hessle ti
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Wilks James, (hopkeeper, Cleveland street, Crroves '
ATiUatt Isaac, hosier, ay & a8 Witham
Willby Bobert, shopkeeper, 6i Bean street
WiUby William, shopkeeper, 58 Colliers street
waiey Gabriel Cook, tailor, Hesale
WiUord, McBride k Co. wine k spirit merchanta, 145 &
146 High street; bond stores (No. Bi), 171 H^ street,
(So. 31), 43 High street, Straithway, (No. 14), Chnrch la
WiUford Henry, irine & spirit merchant, see WilUord,
McBride k 0>. ; residence, The Grange, Hessle
Wllfard Jas. Riduirdson.HaUmiy hotel,He88lfird.Newington
Willford John Battle, Albany hotel, Adelaide street west,
Adelaide street
Williams k Geils, ship, shipping k insurance agents, 4
Jonction place
Williams A. (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Sllrester street
Williams Frances (Mrs.), frniterer k florist,9 Waterworks st
Williams George, chief engineer, 9 Boynton st. Boolevard
WilUams Gecn^, enamelled slate manofaetarer, 13
Florence avenne, St. John's wood
Williams Henry, drill instructor, 16 All Saints' street
Williams James Moore, custom honse officer, 35 Caroline pi
Williams Jdba Bibbington, surgeon, i Mason street
WiUiams Jsidi. Hartley, hair dresser k news agt.43 Cogan st
Williams Marion (Miss), yonng ladies' school, 3 Dorchester
terrace, Beverley road
Williama Robert, fishmonger, 17 Sykes street
Williams Sarah (Miss), tobacconist, 59 Brook street
Williams Thomas, Bising San p.h. 16 North walls
Williams Walter, batcher, a Selby street, Newington
Williams William Henry, painter k paperhanger, 10 York
parade, Hessle road, Newington
Williams W- W. shipping agents, see Williams k Geils
Williamson k Kennington, dyers, 6 George street
Williamson k Co. grocers, 45 Prospect St. k lO Mytongate
Williamaon Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies' school, ao Boynton
street. Boulevard
Williamson George, draper, 31 New George street
Williamson Geo. exam, officer of customs, 51 New King st
Williamson James, grocer k beer retailer, 14 Hessle road
Williamson Rd,Stonehouse,grooer, 34 Lee Smithst.Hedon rd Wilson James, provision merchant, 108 Porter street
Williamson Samuel, beer retailer, 35 Canning street : Wilson James, shopkeeper, 38 Watmsley street
Williamaon Snsannah (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Elm Tree Wilson Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 68 (>reat Thornton street
Wilson Arthur j. p. steam ship ownr.see WilsonT1ios.Sons&Co
Wilson Benjamin Charles, coal mer. see Howden k Wilson
Wilson Charles, shipsmitb, South east end, Albert dock
Wilson Charles Henrv, x.F. steam ship owner ; see Wilson
Thomas, Sons k Go
Wilson David, j.p. steam ship owner, 14 Salthonae lane ;
residence. Park house, Nottingham
Wilson Edward, gardener, 45 W^lington lane
Wilson Edward, market gardener, Cbttingham
Wilson Edward Elder, master mariner, 37 All Saints street
Wilson Edward John K.A. solicitor, see Wilson' E. S. k
Sons ; residence, Ferriby
Wilson Edward Shimells, solicitor (ihnt, Wilson E. S. k
Sons), secretary to the Trinity House of Kingston-on-Hull
& clerk to the River Humber ConservancyCommissioners,
6 Whitefriareate ; residence, Mdton Grange, Brongh
Wilson Edward William, greengrocer, is Worship street
Wilson Eliza (Mrs.), looking gl^ k picture frame maker,
53 Porter street
Wilson Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 58 Barmston street
Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), mantle ma.i Hatfield ter.Spring st
Wilson Emma (Mrs.), gTeengrooer,7i Porter street
Wilson George, commercial traveller, 37 Hopwood street
Wilson George, confectioner k tobacconist, 70 Spring bank
Wilson George, dairyman, 84 Grafton street, Newington
Wilson George l.d.s. dentist, 4 Whitefriargate
Wilson George, hairdresser, la Alexandra arcade, Hedon rd
Wilson Harriet (Mrs.), mixed school, 5 Manchester terrace,
Hessle road, Newington
Wilson Henry b.a. solicitor (firm, Prankish, Kingdon k
Wilson), I^d of Green Ginger k is Bowlalley lane:
residence, 10 High street, Barton-on-Humber
Wilson Henry, wine k spirit merchant, Savile house, Savile
street, k Custom Bond, Silvester street ; residence. Hall-
gate house, Cottingham
, Wuson HoraceFewster,bldr.&stone&mrble.mason,89Witliam
I Wilson James, batcher, 68 Adelaide street
' Wilson James, confectioner, wholesale k retail, 58 Lowgatc
I Wilson James, Custom Honse officer, 3 Charlotte's terrace.
Clarendon street, south
HTenne, Park street
WiUianisoD Thomas, commercl. travlr. 31 Cave st. Stepney
WillisLmson William, beer retailer, 51 Porter street
Willimot Charles, shoe maker, 33 Neptane street
Willingham James, cab proprietor, see Smith st. Hedon rd
Willingham John, farmer, Paul!
Willingham Robert, grocer k beer retailer, 31 & 33 Terry st | Wilson John, milliner, 68 Spring bank
Willingham Bobt. C^ithbert, canfctnr. 8 Ocean pl.Anlaby rd i Wilson John, millwright, 100 Church street, Sculcoates
Willingham Thomas George, joiner k undertaker, furniture Wilson John, Monument p.b, 37 Whitefriargate
Wilson Jeanie (Miss), board schoolmistress, 83 Bean street
Wilson John, draper, Alexandra buildings, Holdemess road
Wilson John, furniture broker, 34 Great Passage street
Wilson John, grocer & beer retailer, 73 Spyvee st. Groves
Wilson John, manager of Gourock Bopework Co. West Dock
residence, 30 Lister street
Tonover, Freehold street, 38 Morpeth street
Willingham William, butcher, 8 Lowgate
Willingham William John, draper k fnrniture dealer, 34
to 36 Foontsin road ■
Willis Henry, beer retailer, 61 Osborne street
W3lis Henry, market gardener, Sutton
Winis James, ladies' k children's outfitting manufactory k
baby linen warehouse, Paris house, 10 & 11 Silver street;
rendence, Bleak house, Anlaby road
Willis Thomas Joseph, dentist, i Story street
Willis Wm. Brown, pianoforte & music seller, as Paragon st
Willman Robert, marble mason,3 Arthur's ter. Wellington la
WiUmoie Joseph, boot closer, 37 Sykes street
Willoagbby Digby, toy k basket dealer, 44 Prospect street
Willonghby George Pentith, auctioneer k cabinet maker,
40 Bond street k 38 Little Albion street
Willonghby John, stevedore, 50 Russell street
Willows, w>It k Wilows, seed crashers ; offices, The Avenue,
157 High street, Ic Com exchange ; mills, Kingston oil
mill, Osborne street, k 156 Chnrch street, Sculcoates;
St. George's oil mill, Trippett ; Albert oil mill, iS k 19
Poi^ street, Drypool
WiHows John Bonch, seed cmsher. The Avenue, 157 High st
Willows Margaret Jane(Mrs.),8hopkpr.a6 Evan's sq.Nwngtn
Willows Richard, draper, see Marris, Willows k Smith;
rendence, The Grange, WiUerby
Wills John W. master mariner, a Botanic vils. Spring bank
Wiimington Passenger k Goods Station, N. E. By. Co.
(William CopeUnd, station master), Wilmington
Wilmot John, gnwer & shopkpr. 30 Alfred st. k 34 Edgar st
Wilsoa Edward Shimdls k Sons,solicitor8,6 Whitefriargate
Wilson T. k Son, chimney sweepers, ao Warship street
Wilson Thos. Sons k Co. steam shipowners. Commercial rd
Wilson Andrew Marshall, furniture dealer, 18 George street,
ft 18 ft 46 George street
Wilson Ann (Mrs. ),secondhand clothes dir. 48 Aldborough st
Wilson Anthony Pearson, chief clerk in town clerk's de-
partment. Town hall
Wuson Arthur, farmer. High Bransholme, Sutton
Wiinm Arthur, hirmer, Magdalen house, Preston
Wilson John, shopkeeper, 339 Walton street, Newington
Wilson John Tram, market gardener,Northgate,Cottinghan»
Wilson Jn.Wm. insurance agnt.355 St.Geor^'8 rd. Nwngtn
Wilson Jonathan Boulter, bookbinder, White Horse yard,
^ Market place
Wilson Joseph, plumber ftc. 49 Witham
Wilson Louisa(Mrs.), laundress, 84 Edgar street
Wilson Merina(Mrs.), milliner, 8 Beeton St. Holdemess road
Wilson Michael, boot maker, 197 Waterloo street north
Wilson Richard, sloop owner, i Queen's square, Humber st
Wilson Richardson, chemist ft druggist, 73 Hessle road
Wilson Robert, market gardener, Finkle street, Cottingham-
Wilson Robert E. shopkeeper, S7 Edgar street
Wilson Sabina (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Norwood street
Wilson.Sarah Ann (Mrs.), clothes dealer,8a Church St. Drypl
Wilson Thomas, cooper, 35 Lincoln street
Wilson Thomas, greengrocer, 90 Bamsley St. Holdemess rd
Wilson Thomas, lighter owner. Commercial chambers,.
Prince's Dock street
Wilson Thomas, lighter owner, 4 Spyvee street. Groves
Wilson Thomas, master mariner. Plane street, Newington.
Wilson Thomas, pilot, 8 Wassand street
Wilson Thomas, sen. carver, gilder k picture frame mannf.
a Lower Union street ft 3 Robinson's buildings. Bridge st
WilsonThos. jun.carver,gildr.t picture frm.ma.840sbome st
Wilson Watson, shopkeeper ft beer retailer, 40 Walcott st
Wilson William, baker ft beer retailer, 44 Symons street
Wilson William, fish mer.sBillingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Wilson William, painter ft paper hanger, 173 Waterloo st.nth
Wilson William, shoe maker, 18 Newton street. Boulevard
Wilson William, shopkeeper, 143 Bean street
Wilson William, shopkeeper, lai Campbell street
Wilson'William B. marine engineer, 89 Constable street
Wilson William Henrj-, eoalclealer, 153 Bean street
Wilson-Barkworth Arthnr B. B.A., ll.m. solicitor, see
Wilson E. S. & Sons ; residence. Melton hoase, Brongh
Wiltshire Jamas, currier, 34 Bridge street
Wilyraan Robert, 5hopkeeper,9i Day street
Wimbly Rose (Miss), dress maker, 7 Sntton street
Winch John, painter ft decorator, 18 Carlisle street
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Wincap William, carcue botcher, Sewer lane
Windas Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6i Canning street
Windas Joseph, yeast dealer, 14 Brook street
Windass George Wilde, bricklayer, 9 Limueus street; k
brick maker, Haltemprice street
Windass Susannah (Miss), shopkeeper, 89 Adelaide street
Winder John, grocer & beer retailer, 43 Providence row
Winder Robert, manager of Hull corporation poblic baths ;
residence, Jarris square. Bridge street
Winder William B. herbalist, 39 Silvester street
Windle Qeorge, shopkeeper, 24 Adelaide street
Windle John Bootbby, shopkeeper, Strickland street
Windle Joseph, cowkeeper, 8^ Adelaide street
Windross Edward Bennington, commercial trav^er, Ds
Orey street, St. John's wood
Windross Matthew,marine store dlr. 119, laok lai Witham
Windross Thomas, rag merchant, 15 Silvester street
Windross Thomas D. rag & bone dealer, 8 Bridge street
Wing E. & Son, wholesale stationers, toy dealers k fancy
draleis, 7 George street
Wing David, assistant averseer, 13 Sandringham st.Nwngtn
Wing Edwards, cab proprietor, 56A, Wellington
Wing Henry, chief olfioer, i Ma^e grove. Plane st.Newngtn
Wing Joseph, master mariner, 46 Clarendon street
Wing Mary Louth (Miss), milliner, 11 Walters terrace.
West parade
Wing Thomas, shoe maker & chapel keeper, 11 Walters
terrace. West parade
Wing Thomas David, livery stable k coach, carriage k cab
proprietor k mail contractor, St. Stephen's sqnare k ja
H^ile road. See advertisement
Winkley J. k Co. oil k seed brokers,C>riel chmbrs.a7High st
Winkley Joseph, merchant, see Winkley J. & Co
Winn George & Thos. bakers, 46^ Mytongate k Dagger lane
Winn Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 Scott street
Winn Edward, cab proprietor, 15 Waltham street
Winn George, baker, 38 Hessle road
Winn' John, farmer, Marileet
Winn John, jun. sexton, Marileet
Winn Matthew, keel owner, 108 Hodgson street. Groves
Winn Thomas, baker, see Winn George k Thomas
Winselniann Frederick, tailor, 13 Medley street
Winship Samael, cow keeper, la Dalton street, Wilmington
Winship Wm. master mariner, De Grey st. St. John's wood
Winslow George, Hsh oil manufacturer. Maxwell street,
Stoneferry, k oil k colorman, 75 Porter street
Winsor Gregory, smack owner, 100 Walker street
Winter k Maass, ship brokers. Queen's Dock chambers,
West end. Queen's dock
Winter & Son, pianoforte mannfs. 7 Ocean p1ace,Anlaby rd
Winter Carl, slup broker, see Winter k Maass
Winter Edward, general dealer, 33 Dagger lane
Winter Edwin, pianoforte manufacturer, see Winter k Son
Winter Krancis John, coach builder. Baker street
Winter George, beer retailer, 6a k 64 Francis street west
Winter George, farm bailiff to Thomas Hobinson esq.
Charr}' Cobsands, Panll
Winter Joseph Sraithson, pianoforte manfr.see Winter & Son
Winter Robert, funeral carriage k cab proprietor, k Urery
stables, 41 Mason street k 84 Charles street
Winter Robert Henry, solicitor (firm, Reed, Winter k
Hanson) ; dep. registrar of births, marriages, & deaths,
St. Mary's chambers, Lowgate
Winter William, master mariner, 31 Arlington street
Winterbum Fred Robert, jet mannf . 4 Savile street
Wintoringham Mary Jane (Mrs.), pawnbroker, 78 Bean st
Winters George, model maker, 30 Marmaduko st. Hessle rd
Winters James, relieving officer, 13 Hnlborn mount
Wirtb Frances (Mrs.), apartments, 37 Clarendon street
Wise Charles A. watch k clock maker, 15 St. John street
Wise Joseph, optician, 31 Humber Dock street
Wise Matthew, tobacconist, 3 Ordnance placo, Drypool
Wise Robert Swales, coal dealer, 191 Bean street
Wiseman John, Yarmouth Arms, 168 High street
Witham Charles, cowkeeper, Stoneferry
Withernsea Chronicle (Weston Howe, printer k publisher ;
published Saturday), 77 iKiwgate
Withemssa Estate & Investment Co. Lim. (Thos. Hcaton
Haller, sec), 26 Scale lane
Withernsea Pier, Promenade, Gas & General Improvement
Co. (William Archer Wilkinson, sec. ), Bowlalley lane
%Vithers John William, tobacconiit, i Seward st. Hrdon rd
Withers Sarah (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 35 Christopher st
Witherwick Alfred, grocer, 31 North street
WitherwickRichd.smack owner,363St George's rd.Newngtn
Within Henry, sack k bag maker & m3rchant, 5 Finkle st
Wittam Robert, cowkeeper, Holdemess road, Sntton
Wittingham John, general smith, Hedon road
Wittmann George, pork butcher, ai Waterworks street
Wittmann John, pork butcher, 6 Sisters' ter. Beverley rd
Witty Edward Archbntt, land agent ^ valuer, Edale house,
■ Hallgate, Cottingham
Witty Edward Headley, borough treasurer; office, Town
hall, Lowgate
Witty Frank, stone mason, Hallgate, Cottingham
Witty Frederick Hy. fruiterer, la Stepney ter. Beverley id
Witty Henry, butcher, 9 Market place k Sewer lane
Witty Henry, farmer, Cottingham
Witty Henry, news agent, 1 Suffolk row, Wincolmlee
Witty John, tin plate worker, 9 St. Paul's street
Witty John Etholbert, shopkpr. 5 Brighton ter. Hopwoodgt
Witty Thomas, draper k hosier, 31 Moion street
Witty Thomas (coundUor), point kc. manufacturer, see
Storry, Witty k Co
Wokes k Ellis, chemists & dentists, 3 Carr lane
Wokes George, chemist k dentist, see Wokes k Ellis
Wolfe Wra. fish mer. 7 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Wolfenders William, hosiers k glovers, to Waterworks st.
k goi Queen street
Wolff Adolph, hair dresser, 40 Trippett
Wolff Lewis, tobacconist, 8 Great Union street, Witham
Wolff Solomon, schoolmaster, Hebrew school. Lower Union
street : residence, 51 Osborne street
Wolff William, tailor, 39 Vincent street
Wolffe August, Duke of Cumberland p.h. Church street,
Scnicoates
Wolston Henry, grocer, 117 St. Paul's street
Womack John, ^opkeeper, 39 Campbell street
Wonsild Valdemar Ludvig, ship brkr. see Holm k Wonsild
Wood Bros, corn, seed, cake k provision merchants, 58 High
street k Com exchange
Wood Anthony, shopkeeper, 34 Waleott street, Hessle road
Wood Arthur, corn merchant, see Hall k Wood
Wood Arthur, hon. sec. to Hull Town Cricket Club, Argyle st
Wood Charles, shopkeeper, 11 Waleott street
Wood Edwin, beer retailer, 133 Porter street
Wood Elixa (Mrs.), lodging house, s Sykes street
Wood Elizabeth (Miss), provision dealer, 34 Campbell street
Wood Ellen (Mrs.;, greengrocer, 9 Garden street
Wood Francis, farmer, Springhead, Cottingham
Wood George, Bull inn. Stepney, Bevertey road
Wood George, mechanical engineer, 15 Bowlalley lane
Wood George Hague, shopkeeper, 31 Lower Union street
Wood George Henry, tailor, 48 Strawberry st. Drypool
Wood Hannah (Mrs.), Sportsman p.h. Hedon road
Wood Henry, tinner, 5 West End parade, Hessle road
Wood Hewson, oil broker, Etherington bldgs. 49 High st
Wood Isaiah, shopkeeper, 37 William street
Wood James, butcher, 35 The Shambles
Wood James, greengrocer, 36 Church street, Drypool
Wood James, smack owner, Tenby honso, Hessle road
Wood James S. ironmonger, 3 York parade, Hessle road,
Newington
Wood John, cowkeeper, 43 Seaton street
Wood Jn. engineer k millwrightiNorth East end, Albert dock
Wood John, hair dresser, 126 Witham
Wood John, master mariner, 34 Brunswick avnn. Ncwingtn
Wood John, shopkeeper, 33 Spyvec street. Groves
Wood John, tailor, 33 Cottingham terrace. Drain side
Wood John, wood turner, 36 Charlotte street
Wood John George, com merchant &c. see Wood Brothsrs ;
residence, 33 Spring street
Wood John Thomas, hair dresser, 32 West parade
Wood John William, Whittington inn. Commercial road
Wood Joseph, farmer, Eppleworth wood, Cottingham
Wood Joseph Caril, farmer, Anlaby
Wood Nicholas, shoe maker, 53 Manchester St. Hessle roid
Wood Philip, Dog & Duck inn, 87 Church street, Seulco.»tcs
Wood Richard, manager, 61 Regent street
Wood Rosetta (Miss), dress ma. 6 Simon ter. Campbell st
Wood Thomas, draper, i Malton parade, Hessle road
Wood Tom, butcher, sS Chariot street
Wood William, fishmonger, 67 Charles street
Wood William, master mariner, so Morpeth street
Wood William Jonathan, shipwright k boat builder, S >ut!i
side, St. Andrew's dock
Wood Zachariah, commission agent, 69 Portland street
Woodall George, Railway hotel, Thwaite street, Cottingham
Woodall James, joiner & undertaker, Baker street
Woodall John, Four Alls p.h. Holdemess road, Sutton
Woojall Robert, hay k straw dealer. Trundle street
Woodall William, house k ship smith, 4 Trundle street &
blacksmith. Castle street ; residence, i Day street
Woodbridge Joseph, furniture broker, 4 Waterloo street
Woodcock John, estate agent k agent to Alliance Insurance
Co. 4 Trinity House lane
Woodcock John William, beer retailer, 73 Clarendon s'.rcet
Woodcock Mark, slater, 7 Cambridge street
Wooicock William, butcher, 41 Caroline street
Woodford John Francis, bootmaker, ti Pelham st. Dryp):i'.
Woodham Wm. livery stable keeper, Hallgate, Cottingham
Woodhcad T. D. & Co. ship k insurance brokers & u-o.u-
mission agents, i Pier street
Woodhead Aukland, coach builder, Chunsli St.. Scnicoates
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WOO— WIN 197
Woodhead Mary (Hn.), dreas maker, ii Villa pi. Heasle rd
Wnodbead Tbonuu Dobson, abip broker &c. gee Wood-
hiad T. D. & Co
Woodhoaae k Co. wharflngerg t warcbougamen, Etherington
buildings, 50 High street
Woodhooae James Thomas, solicitor & solicitor to Hnll Im-
perial Bnildiiu; Society k Land Society, bon. sec. Hnll
Incorporated Law Society, 17 Parliament st. ; resideniJe,
R «lyn boose, Newland park
n'oudboose Samuel, architect & sarreyor, clerk to the com-
roiasioners o( taxes for Middle k Soath Holdemess, 50
High street
WoodhoDse William, tailor k shopkeeper, Preston
Woodmanoey James, cartman, Jfagdalengate, Hedon
Woodmancy Mikis, Rose k Crown p.h. 3 West street
Woodmanaey Edwin, baker, ^ Charles street
Wnodmanaky John, tobacoomst, 16 Trippett
Wcadniff Boa (Mrs), greengrocer, 31 Finsbnry street
Woodrnfle Felix Marah, Royal hotel, 54 Qnsen street
WoodroSe John Stobin, chemist, 71 Qoeen street
Woods Brothers, hosiers, hatters, f^rers k shirt mas. 31 k
33 Whitefriargate
Woods Edward, shopkeeper, i Grotto square
Woods George Francis, hosier, see Woods Brothers ; resi-
dence, 5 Victoria terrace, Anlaby road
Woods William Henry, hosier, see Woods Bros. ; residence,
31 Grey street, Newcastle-on-Tyne '
Woodward Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 15 Haralock stNewingtn
Woodward Ellen (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 36 Edgar street
Woodward Jn. f omitare broker, 1 1 Great Passage street
Woodward Joshna, shopkeeper, 54 Hodgson st. Groves
Woodward Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 80 Wassand street
Woodward Wm. secondhand clothes dlr. 62 Gt. Passage st
Woolf James Haxwell, commodore pilot, i Nelson street
WoiJf Wm. Edwd. coal mer. see Cammell, Woolf k Haigh
Woollens James Francis, hair dresser, 31 Great Union street
WooUer Jn. Metcalf, furniture broker,44 Church st. Drypool
WonOons John Thomas, shopkeeper, 33 Day street
Work Brothers, grocer k tea dealer k agent for W. k A.
Gilbey, wine k spirit merchants, i Stepney ter. Beverley
n»d It Hessle Road house, Hessle road
Wc rk James, grocer, see Work Brothers
Work Robert, gmoer, see Work Brothers
Working Men's Clnb (George Smith, manager),Beets oonrt,
Blanket row
Worley John, grocer, 31 George street i
Wormald William, joiner, 166 Waterloo street north
Worms, Jasse & Co. coal merchant (W.H. Dearden, agent),
6 Hnmber place
Worthington John, supervisor of excise, 104 Linnaeus st
Worts Benjamin, fnmitnre broker, so Russell street
Would John B. Crown p.h. Wincnlmlee
Would Richard, baker, 75 Church street, Drypool
Woolds Jose^, Noah's Ark p.h. 13 Witham
W'rangham RicbaTcl W. seed crasher, oil refiner, paint k
color mannfactuTpr, nil k seed merchant k drysalter,
general merchant k broker ; works & offices, Lime street,
Grores ; residence, Withemsea
W'rsy Aaron, sidicitor, 50 Albany street
W'ray Alfred, painter k paper hanger, ix Norfolk street
Wrsy Benjamin, grocer, 147 St. Paul's street
Wray Charlea, butcher, 7 York parade, Hessle rd. Newingtn
Wray Charles Crcsey, shopkeeper k hear retailer, sa Brans-
wick avenue, Beverley road
W^ray David, mat k rug warehouse, 64 Osborne street
W'ray Edward, greengrocer, 99 Porter street
Wray Emma Jane (Mrs.), grocer & beer retailer, West Dock
avenne, Hessle road
W'ray Henry, oyster saloon, 81 Porter street
Wray James, shopkeeper, 3oo Regent street
Wiay Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Newton garth, Panll
Wiay Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 49 Black friargate
Wiay Jane Ann (Miss), miUiner, 15 East cheap
W'ray John, bricklayer, Grafton street, Newington
n|ray John, shoe maker, 73 Adelaide street
Wray John Thomas, custom house officer, sWilliam Henry's
ternoe, Derby street
Wray Ridid. shoe maker, 10 Kate's ter. Sculcoates lane
Wray Robert B. shopkeeper, Grafton street, Newington
Wray Tliomas, greengrocer. 61 Heasle road
Wray Thomas, shopkeeper, Hessle
Wray William, poulterer, 109 Porter street
Wray William, shopkeeper, 10 Green lane
Wray William, stationer, 18 Brook street
Wray William Francis, shopkeeper, 4 Moxon street
Wray Wm. Henry, grocer k beer retailer, loa St. Paul's st
Wreathall Robert, teed k oilcake merchant, 56 High street
Wreghill Charles, twine manufacturer, 63A, Mytongnte
Wren Christopher, painter k paper banger, 74 Day street
Wride Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress mxker, 3 Medley street
Wriggjefworth Jane (Mrj. ), lodging house, 73 Francis st. we
Wright F. k E. jouiers, Hallgate, Cottingham
Wright Brothers k Ca com mer. k seed crushers, 47 High
street k Com exchange ; Trippett k Wincolmlee
Wright Alice (Mrs.), dress mas, 7 Bydale ter. Lansdowne st
Wright Annie (Miss), anti mill flour agent, 38 Bond st
Wright Charles Henry & Son, ironmonger, engineer k ship
smith, 18 Savile at. ; 3 Chariot St.; Commercial road k
South side, St. Andrew's dock
Wright Charlotte (Mrs.), day school, 359 Waterloo st. no
Wright David Chesman, whitesmith, Adelaide street
Wright Edmd, boot & shoe ms. 5 Montreal ter. Spring bnk
Wright Edward, decorator, 57 Alicia street
Wright Edward, farmer, Holdemess road, Sutton
Wright Edwin, boot maker, 4 Ferry street
Wright Edwin Southern, decorator. Baker street
Wright Elinor (Mrs.), miUiner k dress ma. 14 William (t
Wright Eliza (Mra), brickmaker, Sutton
Wright Eliza (Mrs. ), toy k news agent, 41 Charles street
Wright Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retaUer, 104 Peel street
Wright Elizabeth (Mrs. ), lodging house, 4 Worship street
Wright Frederick, accountant, 15 Derwent ter. Lansdowne st
Wright George, carrier, Paull
Wright George, dyer kc. ii Robinson row
Wright George, tailor, Fletchergate, Hedon
Wright George, seed crusher, sea Wright Brothers k Co.
Wright George H. Spread Eagle p.u. Market place
Wright Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Church lane
Wright Harry, butcher, 17 Carlisle street
Wright Henrietta (Miss), dress maker, 33 Portland street
Wright James, confectioner, 359 Waterloo street north
Wright James, manager of gas works, Cottingham
Wright James, pawnbroker, 55 Pelham street, Drypool
Wright James, shoe maker, 17 Church street, Sculcoates
Wright James, shopkeeper, 46 Bam8ley.st. Holdemess road
Wright Jemima (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Hill street
Wright John, boot k shoe maker, 50 Witham
Wright John, cab proprietor, 33 Studley St. Holdemess rd
Wright John, carter, 3 Wellington lane
Wright John, collector of dock dues, 36 Hutt street
Wright John, corn merchant. High street
Wright John, furniture dealer, 5a Dock street
Wright Jn. manager Hull Street Tramways Co. 08 Hessle rd
Wright John, market gardener, Pillwoods, Cottingham
Wright John, pilot, 89 Regent street
Wright John, printer, Conservancy buildings,Whitafriargate
Wright John, shoe maker, Sculcoates lane
Wright John, shopkeeper, Northgate, Cottingham
Wright John Sewell, brush maker, 55 Marlborough terrace
Wright John Thomas, watch maker, 1 1 Medley street
Wright Joseph, salt merchant, 33 Paweitt street
Wright Leonard Megginson, linen draper. Market place,
Hedon
Wright Lewis, shopkeeper, 58} Thomas street, Drypool
Wright Mary (Mrs.V dress maker, 75 Clarendon street
Wright Mary (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, a George yard
Wright Mary Jane (Mrs.) draper, 59 Norwood street
Wright Mary Ruth (Mrs.), Sprin,
Spring bank
Spring Bank tavern, 13
Wnght Peter, joiner k wheelwright. King st. Cottingham
Wright Robert, cowkeeper, Holdemess nnd, Sutton
Wright Robt. farmer, Old Hall, Fletchersate, Hedon
Wright Samuel, shoe maker, ai Portland st
Wright Samuel Wm. pawnbroker, 4 Church St. Sculcoates
Wright Sarah (Mrs. ), apartments, aa Walliker st.Newington
Wright Susan (Mrs.), confectioner, Naylor's row, Drypool
Wright Susannah Elding (Mrs), tobacconist & confectioner,
5 Carlisle street
Wright Thomas, master mariner, 48 Gt. Thornton street
Wright Thomas, butcher, Market place, Hedon
Wright Thomas, lime burner, Stoneferry
Wright Thomas, ship rigger, Harelock st. Hessle road
Wright Thomas, ship steward, 14 William street
Wright Walkden, immngr. kc. see Wright Chas. Hy. k Son
Wright Walter, Crooked Billet p.h. 39 Triffett
Wright Walter, greengrocer, 36 Brook street
Wright William, cowkeejier, Holdemess road, Sutton
Wright William, grocer, 98 Dean street
Wright William, horse dealer, De Grey st. St. John's wood
Wright William, mariner, Chalk lane, Hessle road
Wright William, p'cture frame maker, 75 Prospect street
Wright William, shopkeeper, Hallgate, Cottingham
Wrightson Charles, shopkeeper, 59 York street
Wrightson Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 84 Canning street
Wrighton Betsey (Mrs. ), dress maker, S3 Reform street
Wriglesworth Edward, ale k jwrter mer. 14 Bowlalley lane
Wriglesworth Jn. Wm. shopkeeper, 50 Grafton st. Newngtn
Wroot Charles, tobacconist, 40 & 41 Queen street
W}-att James, fishmonger, 11 Garden street
Wyatt Luke, chimney sweeper, 27 Garden street
Wydle Rebecca (Miss), dress maker, 30 Vane street
Wyllie John m.b. physician, 13 Park crescent, Beverley rd
Wyllie Wm. chief engineer, 17 Hinderwell st. Prince's av
Wynd Thos. Low, sack & bag mer, see Maxwell k Wynd
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[hull,]
Wynn Charles, ironmonger, a6 Palham street
Yabsley Henry, coal merchant, Beform street
Yarmouth Packet Office (Enoch Haller, agt.), Wellingtn. st
Yates Hannah (Mrs.), milliner, 37 Constable st. Hessle rd
Yates William, boot & shoe repairer, 41 Walker street
York City & Coonty Banking Company Limited (Bobert
Stratten, agent), Lotrgate
Yorkshire Banking Company Limited (Edwd. O. Dykes,
manager^ Whitefriargate ; draw on Williams, Deacon k
Co. Lonaon
Yorkshire Coal Jc Steamship Co. Limited (Alex. Meek,
manager ; Wm. Edvd. Coatsworth, agent), 5 Minerra ter
Yorkshire Fire & Life Office (Edward E. Heslevood,
secretary), Lowgate
Yorkshire Permanent Bnilding Society (Joseph Perry
Back well, sec), 9 Scale lane
Young & Akrigg, ironmongers, Carlisle street k Marble
works, Edward street
Young Qeorge & Co. paint & varnish dealers, Pearson street
Young James k Son, rag merchants, 23 Wellington street
Young's Paraffin Light & Mineral Oil Company Limited
(John MacfarUme, manager), 6 Victoria buildings,
Humber street ; works, GliMgow
Young People's Christian & Literary Institute (George
Baren & W. R. Salmon, C. Richardson, J. Fieldhouse,
hon. sees. ; W. H. Duggleby, librarian ; James Longbone,
housekeeper), a Charlotte street
Young Agnes (Miss), dress maker, iS Constable street
Yonog Ann (Mrs.), shopkaeiMr, 149 English street
Young Chas. Joseph, shoe maker, 36 West parade
Young Christopher, lodging house, 6 Middle street
Young Edward, shopkeeper, 14 Jackson street
Yonng Frederick, clerk of St. John's diurch, 34 Percy st
Young George, furniture broker, 5 St. Luke's street
Young George, paint manufacturer, see Young Geo. k Co
Yonng Geo. ship rigger. West Dock st. West ^ick aTeooa
Young George Henry, baker, Gibson street
Young George Henry, manager of the London k Yortshire
Ba^ limited. Silver street ; residence, Hessle
Young Helen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 East cheap
Yonng James, ironmonger, see Young k Akrigg
Young James, rag merchant, see James Young & Son
Yonng John, shopkeeper, 32 Lincoln street
Young John Wm. rag merchant, see James Young k Son
Yonng Joseph, shopkeeper, 33 Beform street
Young M. B. (Miss), dress maker, Coburg cottage, Walker'st
Young Bobert, earthenware manfr. Hull bank, Newland,
Cottingham
Young Itobert, shopkeeper, 44 Hedon road
Young Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 50 Sykes street
Yonng Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 71 Selby St. Newington
Young William, shopkeeper, 11 Clyde terrace, Clifton ter
Youngson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Hallgate, Cottingham
Youngson Bobert, market gardener, New village, Cottmghm
Young Charles, interpreter for N. E. Rly. Co. 22 Paradise p!
Zachariasen Edward, smack owner, 81 Day street
Digitized by
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HULL TEADES DIKECTOEY.
ACASmCEBS.
Set SehooU—JPritatt.
ACC0T7NT BOOK HCAITnTitS.
Archibald i, Stoole, 44 Whitefriargate
Johnson Abraham, ao Silver street
ACCOUMTAirrs.
Mirkeil thoa ' ue FeUom of the Institute
o( Cliurtered Aoooantanta.
Ktrked thus > ia an AModate.
Anderson Thomas, 9 Scale lane
'Carlill k ' Barkinahav, 4 Parliament st
Cook Henry, 8 Bowlalley lane
Crake James, 3 Parliament street
Empringham Thomas, 61 Wright street
Engleatom Thomas, 35 Bean street
Fngill W. 10 Savile chambers, Savile st
C«ad i: Blanchard, 60 Whitefriargate
HamiathEdward,£xchange,Bowl^lej la
* Hay Jonathan, 14 Savile street
Hodgson Robert, 16 Fariiament street
Holmes ft Ciampton, Temple buildings,
Bowalley lane
Bdt Accountancy OMea (James E.
Tovnsend, manager), a6 Ooean place,
Anlaby road
Johnson Christopher, 4 Crystal street
Lee William, 34 Havelock sLNewington
'Locking W. R Oogan ho. Bowlalley la
Tern Henry H. 15 Bowlalley lane
'Fiduring Benjamin, 8 Parliament st
Stniford Frederick Kirk,Oraf ton street,
_ St. John's wood
I'ptnn John Toj-n, 57 Lovgate
Walker John Edirard, 3 Junction place
Weatherill Ja8eph,Land of Green Ginger
Wilkinson V. A. 13 Bowlalley lane
Wright F.i5Derwentter.Lansdowne st
▲CTITABIBS.
Pnilerton Francis, comer of George 8t,
k Smeaton street
ADVSBTISZNO AOBNTS
Gray Bobert, 75 Goodwin street
Reynolds William Henry, 17 West st
Browne lliomas Brooks, 150 Qneen
Victoria street, Ixmdon t.e
Aomrrs.
Afant*— Acrlooltiural Implements
Sti Agricultvral Implemetit Makers
4" Dealers.
As«nta— Antl ICIU Floor.
Heiwin John, Kirk Ella
Wright Miss Annie, 38 Bond street
A^psnte— Brewers.
Aalett John W. 30 Scale lane
Greasley Cha§. Yorkshire bldgs.LiOWgate
Morisrm William, 5 Bowlalley lane
Attemtm—aoal.
Fish Samuel, 54 Beform street
l^U Joseph, 32 Trinity street
Torkskire Coal ^ Steamship Co. Limited
(William Edward Coatsworth, agent),
Minerva terrace
Agent*— OolUeiT.
Barton Richard, Commercial road
Coekerline W. k Son, s Wellington st
Stonehouse Brothers,Commercial cham-
bers. Princes Dock street
Agents — CommlBaion.
Allott Wm.Excbange bldgs. Bowlalley la
Aslachsen & Co.Sonth side.Qucen's Dock
Harnett Austin, 453 St. George's road,
Newington
Batcman & Hartenfeld, 155 High street
Bjorck George, 5 Humber place
Blyth Robert, 33 High street
Bowman George, 39 Lister street
Bridge James G. 79 Charles street
Buckton George k Sons, 56 High street
Burstall James William, 183 High street
Butts Robert Gosset, Wilberiorce build-
ings, 35 High street
Campbell Charles, 44 Segent street
CarterW.C. Commercial bldgaa9High st
CheesmanWilliam Charles, iSGIoocester
terrace, Grosvenor street
Christiansen Johntc Co. 149 High street
Clarkson Geor^, 50 Symons street
Clements Hamilton, 38 High street
Clifford Thomas Ashley, Corn Exchange,
36 High street
Carrie Reginald Edward, t8o High Bt
Coulson William, 3 Albert villas, Albert
avenue, Newiheton
CowBnMrs.M. A.WestDock avn.Hesale rd
Crabtree Charles Frank, 19 Argyle st
Cundell Edward, no Spyvee st. Groves
Cnthbert Johi^ Primrose villas, Alex-
andra road, St. John's wo<xl
Davis John, 3 Ryde st Beverley road
Dobrfe N. F. k Co. WUberforce build-
ings, 2$ High street
Drewery Alfred, 35 Caroline place
Drury Edward W. Etherington build-
ings, 51 High street
Dunn Thomas, 20 Hopwood street
Earle James, 185^ High street
Eccles Charles Stewart, 63 High street
EUerbeck William, 25 Caughey street
Franksen J. k Co. 14 Humber Dock st
FroUck John, 88 Freehold street
Fnistow G. Russia chambers. High st
Guidy William John, 31 Gloucester ter-
race, Grosvenor street
Goldsmith William Henry, i Humber
chambers, Princess Dock street
Haagensen H. k Co. South side. Queen's
dock
Hall Benjamin k Co. St. Mary's cham-
bers, Lowgate
Helmsing Ic Son, 3 Junction place
HiscockW.J.Swedishchmbr8.i38High st
Hollis Henry, 33 Wellington lane
Holmes Geo. Aured, ao High street
Homcastle Chas. Wm. 46 Sj-mons st
Keddy William, 45 Bedboome street
Keightly Joseph, i Little Reed street
Kershaw Joseph, 39 James St. Dr}-pool
Lambert k Smiths, 43 Hi^h street
laube Francis Henry, Victoria cham-
bers, Postern gate
Leetham James, 81 Freehold street
Levett Alfred, 3 Wellington street
McCrea James, 40 Regent street
Menzes James, 35 Francis street west
Merritt Francis, 34 Rose street
Mitchell k Jackson, Commercial cham
Nightacale George, 303 High street
Norfolk Richard M. inst. m.b. 9 Paragon
street. See advertisement
Pederaen k Co. 35 Huinbor Dock street
Pinchbeck Isaac, 66 Walmsley street
Porteoos A. Etherington bldgs. 5oHigh st
Rawdon Joseph, 10 Leonard street
Reimer A. & H. 18 High street
Reinold k Co. Prussian chambers, Pos-
temgate
Reynolds Moses, Temple street
Reynolds R. 11 Sandringham st.irwngtn
Robinson John, 6 Spyree street. Groves
Ross k Co. 31 High street
Rudkin R. C. 13 Posterngate
Schmid August, i Bishop lane
Scholey Edward, 13 All Saints street
Shipstone William k Co. 5 Humber pi
Sleight John, 31 High street
Smith EdwanI, 3 Rose street
Smith Ernest,? Prince's rd.St. John's wd
Stourton George WilUsm, 303 High st
Strafford George, 106 Waterloo s^eet
Stnbley Stennet, 9 West parade
Sykes T. Eley & Co. Y6rk«bire buildings,
Lowgate
Tyson Sirs. Martha Jane, 30 Wright st
Waldemar Jespersen fe Co. Commercial
chambers, Prince's Dock street
Walker Iliomas, 4 Walmsley street
Whitehead Henry, 4 Jimction place
Wood Zachariah, 69 Portland street
Woodhead T. D. & Co. i Pier street
Agents — Drapers' .
Bateman Robinson, 6 Wawne street
Posthill Isaac, 8s Freehold street
Walker Samoel, 13 Morpeth street
Whittingham Richd. 30 Gt. Thornton st
Agents — Emigration.
Cowley Joseph k Co. Humber chambers.
Prince's Dock street
Moss Abraham, 16 Grimsby lane
Agents— Bsonxsion 4t Tovxlat.
Whitehead £. k Son, 4 Carlisle street
Agents — Flonr.
Chaffer Thomas, 2 Queen Anne's build-
ings, Carr lane
Cook John, St. Augnstine gate, Hedon
Hall Mrs. Jane, 70 Carr lane
Agents— Sorwazdlng.
Carver & Co. (Henry Hollis, manager),
Kingston street
Faulkner Charles Travis k Co. (Alfred
Strong, manager), Kingston street
Gilyott William k Co. Prince's Dock st
Helnising& Son, 3 Junction place
Hewson William, 15 Lister street
Hutchinson W. H. H. k Son, Hesslegate
buildings, Humber Dock street
Lawson George & Sons, 2 Princes Dock
chambers. Princes Dock street
Lofthonse C. M. & Co. Austrian cham-
bers, 37 Humber Dock street ; ware-
honse, Finkle street
Maples k Meyer, 26 Humber Dock st
Moran k Sanderson, Alexandra cham-
bers, Castle street
Mowatt Joseph(Lucas k Torks Rail Co.),
8 Sutton street
hers. Prince's Dock street
Mortimer William, Ryde St. Beverley rd
Murray k Co. 36A, Humber Dock street Parcrf* Express Offee (WiUiam Henry
Murray Richd. H. Newton hcBonlevard' Prince, man.), 6^North Church side
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AoBim — FoBWABDiNO — eotUiniud.
Reinold k Go. Prnssiaii chamben, Pos-
terngate
Smith Taylor T. 4 Savile street
Smith W. Nawton, Quay street
Satton k Co. (Edwin Parkin), Prince st
Thompson Edtrard k Sons, 1 1 High st
Thompson, McKay k Co. (William Jack'
son, manager), 5 Railway street
Welbom Cfaas. 31 High st. k 35 Cogan st
Aganto— a«n«ial.
Norfolk Richard, Ladygata, 9 Paragon
street. See advertisement
Veltmann N. k Co. Princes Dock street
Agents— Xiand, Honae ft Batete.
Beall George, 4 Trinity Honse lane
Brocklebank George, 13 Postemgate
Brown Henry, 7 Grannllest.Newington
Cheeseman John, 9 Bishop lane ,
Clarke C. S. k Son, 139 High street
Cockin John, i Baker street
Craven James B. 5 Bowalley lane
FSUin^ham Edward, 3 Botanic villas,
Sprins; bank
Fryer George, i Junction place
Glover John, 15 Postemgate
Hall Fred Henry, 44 George street
Harris jn. 3 Bnuswick aven. Beverley rd
Harrison William Peters, 180 High st
Haywood Geo. 113 Great Thornton st
Hebblethwaite k Sons, Conservancy
buildings, Wbitefriargate
Holmes Jn. 3 Somen town,Holdeme8S rd
Johnson Christopher, 4 Crystal street
Koy Isaac Gibbs, 83 Cogan street
Marsh T. Vauxhall grove, Hassle road
Mobbs Richard, 24 Market place
Pearson Richard, 9 Land of Green Gin-
ger k 5 Cyprus arcade. Spring bank
Sherbon James, 50 Savile street
Smith Fred, 11 Rose street
Smith William, 3 Parliament street
Starr Edward, 13 Bowlalley lane
Stocks James, Commercial chambers.
52 Savile street
Story Luke Bateman, 3 Parliament st
Tall James, 38 Wbitefriargate
Tiffen Joeeph, Conservancy buildings,
Wbitefriargate
Todd William Henry, County buildings.
Land of Green Ginger
Towers Francis, 4 Savile street
Waterhonse Edward, 33 Silver street
Walkinson Fredk. Wm.4 TrinityHouse la
Whitworth William, 71 Constable street
Witty Edward Archbutt, Edale house,
HaUgate, Cottingham
Agent— Iioan.
Bentley James, 3 Caroline place
Agents— Hanore.
See Manure MerchaxU.
Agents- Pnbliahers'.
Edgar Andrew W. 64 Walmsley street
Agent— Sack.
Robinson John, Bishop lane staith, 38
High street
Agenta— Sewing Uaohlne.
See Sewing Machine Manufacturers ^
AgenU.
Agents— Shipping.
Anderson J. Hy. & Co. 6 Bowlalley lane
Bean Mark, Wellington chambers, Wel-
lington street
Bell k Co. 4 Hnmber place
Coatsworth William Edward, Qranville
house, Granville street, Newington
Donaldson Arthnr,7 Princes Dock offices.
Princes Dock street
Furley & Co. 6 Wellington street
Good John k Sons, 19 High street;
stores, 176 k 177 High street
Hedger Thomas & Co. 155 High street
Hornby k Needier, Colonial chamben.
Princes Dock street
Hornstedt k Garthome, 9 Pier street
TRADES.
Lyon Charles Edward Angiutiu, 13
H umber Dock street
Malcolm George ft Son, 33 High street
Mitchell k Jackson, Commeroal cham-
bers. Princes Dock street
Morley T. B. & Co. ; warehouse, lOA,
Humber Dock st. ; office, 3 Hnmber pi
Pauling Arthur, i Humber place
Pyeflndi James k Co. 53 Hnmber street
Sollitt, Hill ft Co. 19 NOe street
Thompson, McKay ft Co. 5 Railway st
Vreones ft Co. 15 Postemgate
Whitehead Henry, 4Jnnction place
WDbum Albert, 16 Hudson terrace
Wilbum Charles, 31 High street
William; & Geils, 4 Junction place
Agenta — Spoolal.
Thompson Frederick Charles {^_ J-
Beg^i Royal Loehnagar Scotch ffTUakg
tUther'e O.V.G. WhiAy), 14*15
ishop lane
Wheelwright William Henry (to Iht
trustees of the Aire ^ Colder Jfaviga-
tion), 8 Minerva terrace
Agant Steam Tog.
Parkin William, 5 Scott's square
Agenta— Tlm1>ar.
Boden M. H. McBride ft Co. North side.
Queen's dock
Toobe H. B. ft Co. 189 High street
Agent— Wlna.
Harrison R!chd.ii Coburg ter. Anlaby rd
Agents— Teaat.
Greenwood Henrv, Wellington street
Jenkins Robert, Wellington street
Pearson William, Wellington street
AaBiaxn.TTmAi. chbkzsts.
See Chemists — Agricultural.
AaBIOTTLTUBAL SNaiKBS.
See Enginters — Agricultural.
AaBIOTJItTTTBAZi ZXFLBKENT
UAirBBS * AaBlTTS.
Itarked tbns * are Agonts.
CoOison ft Co. Com exchange, 36 High st
East Yorkshire Cart 4' f^ogS"" Oj. Lim.
Com exchange, 36 High street ; ft at
Beverley
Kay Robert, 69 Witham
'Norfolk Richard lcinst.K.a. {dealer),
9 Paragon street. See advertisement
Speck Henry, Hessle
[hull.]
Richmond ft Chandler, Manchester
makers of chaff
cutters, corn
crashers, malt
mills, pulpers,
turnip cutten,
root washers,
turnip drills,
kneading ma-
chines, horse
gears, steaming
apparatus ftc. Catalogiies on appU'
cation. Melbourne exUbition, iTliree
Highest Awards for chaff cntters;
horse gear works ; com crushers
AaKIOTTIiTtJBAL UAOHINB
OWlfBBS.
Marked thus • are ThrasbingUaohineOwners,
'Bowman Isaac, Stag's Head inn, Lelley,
Preston
*Fewster John, Preston
Moore John, Hull road, Hedon
*Smith George, Dunswell, Cottingham
ft POBTBB KBBOEANTS
ft AQENTS.
Harked thns * are Agents.
Adanu Chas. Fredk. 16 Cave st.Stepney
'Beckett G. 30 Leonard St. ft Morpeth st
Boutoft John Wesley, 6 Bowlalley lane
'Burton J.W. i Montreal ter.Spring bank
Dent B. P. King street
Duncan ft Watmongh, Portland place
Faloon Mn. Margaret, 47 Queen street
Grnby John, 8 North Church side
Hewitt Brothers (Herbert Pinder, man. ),
38 Hnmber street
Jeff George ft Co. County buildings,
Land of Green Ginger
Lawrence Wm. H. 10 to 13 Wellington st
Linsley Thomas ft Co. Brewery, Broogfa
ft 7 Dagger lane
Murray John ft Co. Manor street
Saunderson Joshua Walker, Quay street
Shaw John, 11^ Upper Union street
Tate John, Upper Union street
Thompson Fiederidi Charles {coAs ^ i»
bottles), 14 ft 15 Bishop lane
Thompson Fredk. Chas. 14ft 15 Bishop la
Watmough George, i Proapect street
•Wheatley William (Jor Barclay, Per-
kins ^ Co.'s London stout 4 •^0^*
HwmpsoH ^ Son's burton ales), 55 ft
56 Mytongate
WriglesworUi Edward, 14 Bowlalley lane
ANALTTICAXi OHBKISTS.
See Cke^nists — Analytical,
ANTI-UILI. VLOITB. AOEZTTS.
See Agents— Antt-MUl Flour.
AFFBAI8XB8 ft YALXJEBS.
See also Auctioneer*.
Clarke C. S. ft Son, 139 High street
Easton Nathaniel ft Son, Imperial cham-
bers, Bowlalley lane
Norfolk Richard M.mstu.B. 9 Paragon
street. See advertisement
Pearson Richard {building), 9 Land of
Green Ginger ft 5 Cyprus arcade.
Spring bank
Smith William, 3 Parliament street
Stamford Gomeuus Benton ; office (tues-
days ft fridays), 8 Bishop lane; ft
King's place, Hedon
Wellsted William H. c.B. Manor street
Witty Edward Archbutt, Edale house,
H^lgate, Cottingham
ABOHITBOTS.
Harked thus { are sIm gorreyon.
AtkinsonT.B.St. Mary's chmbrs.Lowgat«
SBotteriU, Son ft Bil9on,33 Parliament st
iBrnoe Benj. John Elder, i Parliament st
Clamp Robert a.b.i.b.a. Land of Green
Ginger
Coulson Rd. Langdale bldgs. Beverley rd
SFreeman Wm. &bert chambers, Carr la
SFryer Geor^ i Junction place
jGelder William Alfred, 7 Savile street
Gemmell William {natal), 3 Wilberioroe
street, Anlaby road
§jBcobs Benjamin Septimus, Lincoln's
Inn buildings, Bowlalley lane
Johnson George, Hessle road
§Kitching William Henry, Cogan cham-
bers, &>wlaUey lane
SManhall William, 70 Wright street
iMusgrave Samuel, 18 Trinity House h
iReeves ft Hagen, 16 Parliament street
Smith ft Broderick, Cogan chambers,
Bowlalley lane
Spencer Jsph. {marine), 17 Wilberforce st
Starr Edward, 13 Bowlalley lane
JThompeon Wm. ft Fredk, 105 Hessle rd
SThompson Thomas B. 15 Parliament at
Thorp Geo. St. Mary's chambn.Lowgate
Todd Wflliam, Preston
Whitfleld John William Lothrington,
Chancery buildings. Manor street
§Woodhonse Samuel, Etherington build-
ings, 50 High street
ABOHITBOTUBAZ. KODELB8.
See Modellers.
ABTIFIOIAXi XANTTBS
KAKTrFAOTtrBBBS.
See Manure Manufacturers.
Digitized by VjUUy IVC
[bull.]
▲BTI8TS.
Edwuds Thomas Junei, 3 Imperial
arcade, Orannlle at. Meiringtoa
Frnton Frederick Edwin, 31 Leonard at
H11dnoB.11 Bmnswickter.Springbank
Hogea Jonph, 14 Fiiubnry grove
Uit Mrs. 15 Stony street
Monies John, 8 Jarratt street
Bedmore Beary, 163 Coltman street
Bichtrdson C. 8 Brent's ter. Anlaby rd
BoUnaoo James, ao St. Lake's street
Settle James, 4 Windsor street
Tindall Benjamin, 4 Harlboroogh ter
Wilker Joseph Prank, 6 Jarratt street
tr^das Rd. Dodd, WaUiker st. Newngtn
ASBBBTOS XAHTTPBS.
BeD John, 118 Soathwark street, London
u. See advertisement
ABPSAI.TB IfAfrBBH.
CraggOD k Co. aoA Upper Thames st.
London t.e.; & at Liverpool & Olasgov
AaPHAZiTBBS.
AndeiSDn Benjamin k George, Cannon st
Foasey Bohert Arthur, aai Waterloo
street north, Swann's estate
SevtoD James, 16 Alfred street
Shanks Oeorge, 75 Peel street
Watson John, 35 Walmsley street
▲SSOOIATXOKS.
SetSoeitti*:
ASTZiXrva.
8$i HotfitaU, Homtt ^.
AtTOnOM JUUtS.
Halted thni t an alao Valnan.
Batteraby James David, 7 Scale lane
IBentley Brothers, Waterhonse lane
.B^ton John A. D. 44 Lowgate
;Chariesworth James, 7 SavUe street &
4 TMnity House lane
ICoatsworth John, 8 Oeorge street
^Eiston Nathaniel & Son, Imperial
chambers, Bowlalley lane
'niher Tbos. Parkinson, 11 Poontain rd
(ireudey fc Son, i Bowlalley lane
Gicaiwdl P.3 Bridge st.&a6 Charlotte st
Gretswdl Forman, 36 Charlotte street
IHuit Henry, ai Sonth st. fc 39 Oarr la
Hntehinaoo John, 5 Limueos street
Kirtnr Bobert, 68 Leonard street
Khiby Biehd. B. A. 11 Trinity Honae la
ILewmden W. N. Land ol Qreen Oinger
Msrriiall Richard, 6 Bowlalley lane
Xoifolk Biehard h. inst. h.b. 9 Paragon
street. See advertisement
Fuk Bidiard B. 7 Bishop lane
Pncter Henry Wilson, 6 Osborne street
^Stamford Comelina Benton ; office
(tneadajrs & fridays), 8 Bishop lane ;
k It King's place, Hedon
Stone Brotoers k Co. Holdemess road
Swale 8y<biey, 13 Postemgate
Tall James, 38 Whitefriargate
^Tewaon Joebna, 37 Lowgate
!ThompsoD Williun Hyde, 57 Lowgate
;Wells Benjamin Lamb, Chancery build-
ings, Manor street
;\raioi>ghby Geo. Pentith, 40 Bondst
AUBITOBS.
See Accountantt.
BABY LIHXH WAIUEHOT78B8
Blades Mrs. Charlotte, i Cyprus arcade,
Springbank
Foggin Henry North, 47 Savile street
Sbodes Edwin, ao Chariot street
lock Joseph, 3 Whitefriargate
Voase Mrs. Thnraa i| Carlisle street
Willis Jas. Paris honse, 10 k 1 1 Silver st
BAOOH * HAX FAOTOBS.
CooIsaD Robert, 6 Lowgate
Conains Thomas, a Lowgate
DaHon Joseph k Co. 13, 13 k 14 Black'
friatgate k jj Mytongate
TRADES.
Faothorpe James, 43 Lowgate
Martin Mrs. Charlotte, 30 The Shambles
Newton John, 69 Prospect street
Prince Thomas, 18 Bond street
liiyler Henry, 64 Lowgate
Think John W, 3a Caroline street
Tamer Oeorge, x8 Winoolmlee
BAa XAXTDTAOTTrBBB.
Bolton Edward, 84 Cumberland street
BAa KEBOHAHTB.
Chambers k Fergus, wharf, Winoolmlee
Ferraby k Hare, 8 Waterhonse lane. See
advert.
Hammpnd k Chambers, 33 North Walls
Hammond William, Dock street
Taylor Bobert (itUe ^ linen). Trundle
street. See advertisement
Whiting Charles, 87 & 89 English street
BAKBB8.
Airey Richard, 45 North street
Bayldon John Henry, 1 1 Mytongate
Berwood Alfred. Raikes street, Drypool
Bolton Henry, Danaom lane
Borrill S. k Son, 51 k 7a Mytongate
Borrill Joseph, 50 West street
Borrill Wihion 4 Waterworks street
Brown Samuel, 61 Waverley street
Brownrigg William, 67 Day street
Bumham John, 16 Sykes street
Campbell Cook Williun, 34 Clifton st
Carr Joseph, 52 Salthouse lane
Clapham William, 105 Bean street
Clark John, 17 Hall street
Clark William, 48 Porter street
Clarke Oeorge Franklin, 37 Cleveland st
Close J. 48 Whitefriargate k zi Lowgate
Dean Robert, 39 West parade
Dick David, 63 Adelaide street
Dobaon James, 3 GranviUe st. Newingtn
Dncker Charles Edwin, 46 Salthouse la
Ducker Thomas, ai York st. Sculcoetes
EUyard M. a Kingston ter. Heasle road
England J. 7 Sister's ter. Beverley road
Featherston Mrs. Mary, 65 Lowgate
Featherston Wm. 6 Londesborongh st
Fewster William Volom, Christopher st
Hagestadt Mrs. Sarah Ann 33 Charles st
HaU John George, 36 Qrtat Union street
Hammond Willuun, 46 Garden street
Harrison R. 11 Cobarg ter. Anlaby road
Hawkes Mrs. Elizabeth, 8 Charles street
Hewitt John William, 39 Sykes street
Hewitt William, 35 k 37 Waterloo street
Hill F. W. 93 Hessle road
Hodcaon George, 36 Blanket row
Hotehin William, 3 Trippett street
Howden Jas. 4a Beaumont St. Drypool
Kelsey Walter, 4a Dansom lane
Kirby John, 34 Dock street
Kirk Henry, 37 Marmaduke street
Knock Thomas, 119 Durham street
Krumragh, Henry, 33 Myton street
Leak John, 18 West street
Leightc>n Mrs. Ann, 11 St. James' street
Lingley Charles, 33 New George street
LitUe David, 100 Prospect street
Livinf stone John, 49 Campbell street
Lonsdale Thomas, Heasle
Marshall Horatio, 39 Garden street
Marshall 'Horatio, is Portland street
Marwopd Charles, 55 Gibson street
Marwood Samuel B. 41 Blackfriargate
Maude David, 38 Lower Union street
Miller Thoe. 2 Montreal ter. Spring bnk
Nelson Jorgen, 37 Charlotte street
Oscroft Henry, 10 Machell street
Padanan Thomas, 9 Jenning street
Parker George, 77 Cogan street
Randerson James, 8 Myton street
Randerson Joseph, 55 Porter street
Richardson William, 37 Mytongate ; 16
k 17 Sewer lane k Albert works, Com-
mercial road
Ripley Oeorge, 3 New Oeorge street
Robinson John William, i Edinburgh
crescent, Hessle road, Newington
Robinson Robert, 18 Fish street
Rothwell John, 16 Wellington lane
Rylatt John William, 3 Dansom lane
Scott Edwin, 54 West street
ART— BAS 201
Scott Miss Mary Caroline, 36 Witham
Shinvald Israel, 16 Great Passage street
Silvester Alfred, 8a Lime street
Smart Henry, 58 Myton street
Smith Alfred, 80 Holdernesa road
Smith George Albert, 18 Spring bank k
asi Ocean place, Anlaby road
Smith Joseph, 7 Charles street
Southwell Geoise Wright, Fountain road
Stonehouse Richardson, 37 Chariot st
Thomas Fredk. 133 Great Thornton st
Thorp Robert, Souttergate, Hedon
Tnnnard GbriatopherWm. Christopher st
Vannn James, 50 Norwood street
WanI Miss Jane, a Freehold street
Wardle Henry, 26 Francis street east
Wigelsworth O. A. las Waterloo st. north
Wilson W. 44 Symons st. Swann's estate
Winn George k Thomas, 46^ Mytongate
k Dagger lane
Winn George, 38 Hessle road
Woodmansey £dwin, 36 Charles street
Would R'chard, 75 Church st. Drypool
Young George Henry, Gibson street
BAKEB— MUFFIN AND
OaXTUPET.
Smedley Mrs. M. 6. Grotto sq. Mason st
BAXINO POWDEB KANFBS.
Johnson Charles E. (late Richards, New-
bom k Johnson), Scott street k Aid-
borough street
Steedman Thomas C. 18 Robinson row
Wilkinson William Henrj-, 115 Walton
street, Newington
BANSEBS.
Bank of England (branch) (George
Reid liempriere, agent ; A. Helsham-
Jones, sub-agent), 50 k 51 White-
friargate
Exchange 4' lii'count Bank Limited
(Jas. Alex. Brown, man.), 33 Silver st
Hnll Banking Co. Limited (Frederick
Ford, manager), 32 Silver street,
Hull; branches. Barton (E W.
Ostler, man.) ; Beverley (G. S.
Lundie, man. ; Grimsby (John
Barker, man.); draw on Barclay,
Bevan k Co. S4Lombard st. London e.c
London <f- Yorkthire Bank Limited;
branclws (k George Henry Young,
manager) Silver st. ; branch (Alex.
Blackie, agent), Brunswick house,
Hessle road, Hull; (George Wheatley,
man.), Market plaoe, Great Drittield ;
open from 10 to 3 market days, 10 to
4 : Saturdays, 10 to i ; draw on Union
Bank of London
Pease k Sons (Pease's Old Bank), t
Trinity House lane, Hull ; draw on
Glyn, Mills, Carrie & Co. 61 Lombard
street, London e.e
Smith Samuel Brothers k Co. Hull k
Kingston-npon-HoIl Bank, $ White-
friargate, Hull; draw on Smith,
Payne k Smiths', i Lombard street,
London e.e
York City ^ Cmtnty Bank Limited
(head office, York) (branch) (Robert
Stratten, agent), Lowgate; draw
on Lloyds, Bametts k Bosanquets
Bank, 60 k 6a Lombard stLondon e.c
Yorkshire Bankini/ Co. Limited (branch)
(Edward O. Dykes, manager), White-
friargate ; draw on Williams, Deacon
k Co. London
BABOE OWNEB8.
See Boat Ovnera.
BABK HEBCHANTS.
Kuypers, Ostler k Scott, Stoneferry
office, a Market place
BASKET MATfERS.
Adams John Bartlett, 11 Ropery street
Beecroft Wm. 7 Grimsby la. & Fetter la ■
Beeton John William, 46 Blanket row
Comdl Darid, Wood's lane
Dean J. 4 West End parade, Hessle road
Hall Mrs. Sophia, 80} Osborne street
Digitized by VjUUy IC
202 BAT— B]^
Basket Ma^mmi — contituiedt
Hare Henrj-, 33 fe 33 Waterworks street
Hurdman C. John's place, la^ High st
Kaaby Mrs. Ellen, 15^ Blanket row
Parker Charles, 6a ^ienoer Street
Saxby Leonard, Fetter lane-
Swannack John, 9} White Horse yard.
Market place
Tongue Bunabas, 139^ High street k
77 Porter street
Willooghby Digby {iealer), 44 Pros-
pect street
BATES.
Hvll Corporation Botha Sf Washltouta
(R. Winder, numager), Trippett
Hvll Corporation Public JBatlu (John
Luke, numager^, Newland
PoolWiIUam(t»rJbuA),3 & ^Geotge street
BSD & UATTBBaS UAirTTFBS.
Bradley Jarris John, 34 Osborne street
& Sons, 8 Market place.
TRADES.
Cook Isaac Chapman, BevBrie^ road
Coc^r Mrs. Annie, 30 West street
Cooper L. 33 Rosamond St. BoaleTard
Coverdale Wm. Dnnswell, Cottinghath
Craft Peter, 27 Finsbury street
Craggs Christopher,' 11 Norwood street
Cresaey William, 49 Gt. Thornton street
Croft John Henry, 17 Cannon street
Crosland Mrs. Emma, Adelaide St. 'west
Crossiaod William, Maylor'e row
Crowder William, 33 Kent street
Culrer A. 35 Lome street, Swann's estate
Cannally John, 63 North street
Cattill Thomas, 57 Gibson street
Dale John, 34 Wright street
Davidson Mrs. Ellen, Brunswick avenue,
Bererley road
Davidson W. 3 BransMck »T. Beverley rd
Davis Thomas, 36 Clilton street
Donison Jim H. Brooke, ai Pease street
Dennis Richard, 64 Peel street
[huix.]
Denton J^mes, Wood's lane
Easten John & Sons, 8 Market place. Dickens Brothers, i Holderness road
See advertisement Dixon John, Derringham street tc 80
Horsley k Askew, 53 Paragon street k Trinity street . .
Sduth street Dixon Mrs. M.. iab Waterloo st. north
Maw, Till, Kirke & Go. 33 Bridge street, Doughty Mr& M. 16^ Sutton street
4. 5 ft 6 Dock OIHce row, & 16 & 41 Drant J. i Catherine street, Wiacolmlee
Charlotte street Dunn John, 63 Porter street
Muriey Willjam & Co. Crown works, 31 Durkin Martin, 8 Mill street
Salthonse lane 1 Dyson Charles. 57 Salthouse lane
Pidd Geo. William,Hyperion st. Drypool
M'hi'tham Mrs. Emma, 10 Osborne street
BEEB BETAHiEBS.
Adams Thomas, Providence row
Addey Mrs. Harriet, 17 Clifton terrace,
Gimdwin street
Aistrop Thomas William, 50 Kingston st
AUass Thomas, 2a St. James' street
Allison William, 9 Staniforth place
Allman Edward, 30 & 31 Wellington lone
Andrews Mrs. Betsy, 35 Blackfriargai^.
Armitage James, 178 Bean street , ,
Atkinson Henry, 76 West Dock avenue,
Hcssle road
Baldwin John, 136 Bean street
Bancroft David, 11 George street
Bannister Jas. Beeton st. Holderness rd
Barker William, 63 Paragon street
Barnes George, Fountain nmd
Beagle Robert, 107 Osborne street
BeaT Robert, 13 Vane street
Beecrof t George Wm. 10 William street
Bell James, i Midland street
Berry Jn. Grafton St. St. John's wood
Birks Samuel, i Prince's Dock street
filyth Joseph, 38 Garden street
Bond Derament, 43 Edwar4's place &
59 Cogan street
Booth Charles, 43 New George street
Bottomley W. Clarence St. Gsrciajn side
Brace John, 54 Kent street
Bradley John William, 3 North street
Brentano James C. 30 Caroline street
Brewer Rt.19 Courtney st. Holdemeasrd
Brignell William, 11 & is Banuley
street, Holderness ro^
Brown John, 35 Wassand street
Brown Mrs. ^rah, 4 Lockwood street
Brown Mrs. Sarah, 39 Syny^ns street
Bukley John, 7a k 73 Leonard street -
Burt Thomas, iii Hessle road
Burton John, 61 Norwood street
Bycroft C. 6 Grange st. Swann's estate
Carruthers Robert, 93 Osborne street
Carton George, 73 Day street
Chad wick Lawrance, 13 Marlborough ter
Chaney Mrs. Mary Ann, 56 Liddell streel;
Chanej' William, 68 Bamsley street,'
Holderness row '■'•"
Chnpman George, 3 Leonard street
Chappell Mrs. H. 57 Paragon street
Chivers Mrs. Elizh. 6a, Cave St. Stepney
Clark John, 13 Alexandra street
Clark John Richard, 83 Conn street
Clarke Joseph Thomas, 58 Hessle rofid
Clixby Henry, Air street. Sculcoates ., ,
Codd Thomas, 39 St. James' street
Colvelle William, 79 New George st^et
CoDvers George, 25 Machell street
Cooke George, 37 Hessle rood
Easingwood Robert, 96 Wassand street
Edwards Edwd. Wm. 86 Prospect street
Eland Abel S. 50 Pelham street, Drypool
Emmitt John, 15 Finsbury street
Fairbotham Fred, 173 Bean street
Fairfield Samuel, 102 English street
Feetham H. a6 West Dock av. Hessle rd
Fenton Christopher, 44 Alexandra street
Foster Henry, la Osborne street
Fnssey William, la Queen's rood, St.
John's wood
Oardham Wm. 1S7 Waterloo st. north
Garrow George James T. 11 Jane street
Gawthorp William, 37 Wassand street
Gelderd Thomas, 13 Villa pi. Hessle road
Glen Andrew, 63 Walker street
GoundrillS. 13 York parade, Hessle road
Grgsnsides W. Sheriff highway, Hedon
Greenwood Mrs. Sarah 44 Church st
Sculcoates
Griffiths John, 70 Marmaduke street
Gromett George, laa Cumberland street
Hall George, Stnneferry
Hall Walter, 55 Osborne street
Hallett Joseph. 45 Richmond terrace.
Old Drain side
Hammond James, 105 Osborne street
Handley Thomas, 25 Colliers street
Hardy John, 37 Alexandra street
Harmer Wilson, 18 Bourne street
Harrison Mrs. Sarah Ann, 14 Bamsley
street, Holderness road
Harvey Stephen, Spring bank
Haswdl Richd. De-Ja-Pole pi. Drypool
Hawkins John, 148 Hodgson st. Groves
Hawkins John S. 35 Cumberland street
Heall Mrs. Sarah, 81 Raywell street
Hebblewbite John, 35 Symons street
Heeson Christiana, 46 West parade
Henderson James, 65 Liddell street
Hewitt Charles, 32 Kent street
Hewitt Jacob Chas.38 Clarendon street
Hewitt Jas. 1 1 Beeton St. Holderness rd
Hilken Wm. Biuk, 33 New George street
Hill Benjamin, C!umberland terrace,
Anlaby road
Hill Joseph, 35 Campbell street
Hind George, 34 Porter street
HoUoway &tml. S. 46 Cumberland street
Hopkin Frederick, 36 Stanley street
Hoyle Eli, 2 Fish street
Uoyle Joseph, 18 Green lane
Huber Fras. Joseph, 35 Caroline street
Humphrey Thomas, 19 Clifton street
Hunter Christopher,i7 & 18 Fountain rd
Hurst Thomas, 134 Cumberland street
Hutchcroft George, 2 Cambridge street
I'anson John Wm. 109 West parade
Ingham Joseph. 14 Cumberland street
Ingram William, 116 Durham street
Jackson David, 85 Wassand street
Jackson Everitt, 31 Sculcoates Lme
Jackson Henry Irwin, 43 West parade
Jackson Jn. 7.VenKm st. St. John's wood
Jackson Mrs. Maria, 93 Osbome gtraet
Jackson Mrs. Mary Jane, to St.Lidce'a st
Jacobs Abraham, 30 Blackfriargste '
Jarvis Mrs. Ann, 9 Derby straet
Jefferson Henry, 31 East Cheap
Jipson Wm. New village, Cottingiuuu
Johnson Daniel, 87 Hessle road
Johnson George, 14 Leonard street
Kelsey Joseph, a Seward st. Heden road
Keyworth George, i Smeaton street
Lancaster Wm. Robert, 9 Davis street
k 36 Vincent street
Laughton John, 69 Spencer street
Lawson Michael, i Moxon street
Lightfoot Wm. Richard, a Osborne st
Liiiskill George, 19 Worship street
Long Wm. Bobert, 15 Spyvee st. Groves
Longley James, Lunbert street, St.
John's wood
Lorthern Thomas Henry, 40 Besomont.
street, Drypool
Lusby Martin, 35 Waterhouse lane
McLou^hlin Mrs. Elizth. C. 37 North st
Mainprise Geo. R. i3 Sculcoates lane
Major Thomas, Dansom lane
Maftby George, 17 North street
Markham Joseph, 37 Qneen street
Marple Jas. 11 1 Glasgow st. Newtng;ton
Marshall James, 11 Ceatie street
Marshall John, 38 Lime street
Marshall Rt. 9 Lome st. Swann's estate
Martin Fredk. Stephen, loi Spring st
Meek Edward, 33 Chariot street
Meek Mrs. Hannah Maria, 31 West st
Melliog Joseph, 96 Walker street
Micliaels Abraham, 5 Blanket row
Millhouse William, 6i5 Cumberland st
Moore Wm.6o Bamsley 8t.Holdeniea8 rd
Moses James, 16 Leonard street
Mowforth Joseph, Chalk lane. Beade rd
Mumby Charles, 61 Paragon street
Mumby Mrs. Mary, 11 Edward street,
Medley street
Nangle John, 5 Moxon street
Nash Josiah, 160 Waterloo street north
Nattriss J. North parade, Beverley road
Naylor Edward, 10 Huraber street
Naylor John Wm. 123 Waterloo st. north
Newbitt Thomas, 66 North street
Newiove Matthew G. Bnmber bank
Newson Frederick, 14 Humber street
Newton Mrs. A. 134 Spyvee street
Nicholson William, 76 Gt. Thoratom st
Nightingale Louis, 130 Bean street
Norton James, ii3W^ton st. Newington
Norton John, 33 Windsor street
Nundy William, 13} Humber Dock st
O'Connell James, 60 Carr hme
Overton Mrs. E. 174 Waterloo st. north
Overton Joseph, 78 Adelaide street
Oxiey Joseph, 40 Derby street
Palmer Mrs. Jane, sa Gibson street
Parkin John, i to Thomas st. Drypool
Parkinson William, 18 Windsor street
Pearson Mrs. Martha, 6 Clyde terrace,
Hessle road
Pickering Thos.Cottingbam nLNe^and
Poppey Thomas E. 3a Bourne street
Found John F. az Hessle road
Pratt Christopher, 39 Hedon road
Quinton Edward, 17 Buckingham st
Bands George, 33 Hill street
Reid James, Salem ter. Holderness rd
Rev-nolds James, 3 Blanket row
Rial Richard, 51 Waverley street
Richardson John, 43 Sykea street
Richardson Thomas, Thomas street
Rider Richard, Hessle road, Newington
Rimington Charles, 63 Courtne}' street.
Holderness road
Roberts William, 4 Wellington street
Robinson G. Westbourne st. Hessle rd
Bose Mrs. Ann, 14 Posterngate
Boss Alfred George, 63 Peel street
Rowe Joseph, 60 Adelaide street
Ruddock William, 47 ConstaUe street
Rumley John Henry, 38 Paragon street
Rnmley Thomas, 33 Paragon street
Sanders Henry, Great Passage street
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
[houu]'
SgmdasoB Jobs Sfieer, 4B PortlaBd it
Suby John, 60 Qoeen atreel
Scoffiekl Daniel, 34 Fountain road
Shaw George, 39 Cannon street
Shkw George, St. Paol'a street
Shaw Henry, 10 Gharke street
Shaw WilUam, a? Francis street east
Shepanl Jsph. 76 Grafton st. Hewington
Shoaon John, 7 Bnssell street
Sak Williani, 30 BlundeU street
Sim|iaan Robert, 84 Holdemess road
Simpson Thomas, i Grimstnn street
Skerrow William, 119 Campbell street.
Smart Alfred, ga West paiade
Snwlt Joseph, 9 Haaon street
Smith George, 25 Vane street
Smith&6 Emporinm bldngs.Spriog bnk
Smith Thomas, 8 Castle street
Smith William, Ouinon street
SiiUitt Benjamin, ao Park rd. The Park
Smthgate Fras. Bnmham, Campbell st
Sperring John, 103 English street
Steimnetz Hngo, 51 Spyree st. Groves
Slephsnwn George Bell, 57 Walker st
Stephenson John, 48 Liddell street
Stonehonae William, xa Adelaide street
Strong Eeary, 48 Norfolk street
Stuart John, 251 Waterloo street north
Samy Issac, Hessle road, Newington
Sykes Samael £dwin, i Brunswick
arenne, Beverley road
Taaker William, 60 Wellington lane
Taylor Alfred, Naylor's row, Drypool
Taylor Alfred, i Waterloo street
Taylor John William, 23 Spencer street
Tebb Bobert, 4a Walcott street
Temple Hector, 36 Adelaide street
Theaker Wm. D. Newland, Toft's lane
Thumpaon Thomas Wm. aa Worship st
Thornton Mrs. Gertrade, 107 St. Paul's st
Tmdall Jaznes, 8 Osborne street
Todd Ridiard, 39 Wright street
Tixtd Mrs. Soptua, 6 & 7 Victoria ter-
race, Anlaby terrace
Torer John, 40I Lansdowne street
Tnll Samuel E. 11 Neptune street
Vine John, aa Sdby street, Newington
Wtinwright Richard, 89 Waverley st
Walker Thomas, 79 West street
Wallace R.a5 Bmnraont street, Drypool
Walsh Robert, la Lincoln street, Hiill
Wardle John Thomas, 17 Wincolmlee
Wardrobe Jn. a Sisters' ter. Beverley rd
W'aterson Frederick, 131 Witham
West Charles Wm. 47 Walmsley street
^tliitaker B. St. Augustine gate, Hedon
ItliitchnTch William, a8 Wright street
it 30 Percy street
White Daniel, 5 Walcott street
Whitton John, 96 West parade
Widdowson Thranas, ia6 Adelaide st
WiMe William Hy. 51 Norwood street
Wilkinson George, 41 Mill street
Williamaon James, 14 Hessle road
WiUianuon Samuel, 35 Canning street
Williamson William, 51 Porter street
Winingbam Rt. 31 k 3a Terry street
Willis Henry, 61 Osborne street
Wilson John, 73 Spyvee street. Groves
Wilson Watson, 40 Walcott street
Wilson WOliuii, 44 Symons street,
Swann's estate
Winder John, 4a Providence row
Winter George, 63 & 64 Francis 8t.weet
Wood Edwin, ia3 Porter street
Woodcock John W. 73 Clarendon street
Wray C.C.aa Bnuiswick av. Beverley rd
Wrsy Mrs. Emma Jane, West Dock
avenue, Hessle road
Wray Wm. Hy. loa St. Paul's street
Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, 104 Peel street
BKT.T.HAWOBHa.
Sa Jf'kitamitJis, Loektmiths ^ BM-
luugtrs; alto Church JJellhaHgm.
BEBIJir WOOIi BEPOSI-
TOBIB8.
See also Fancy Sepositoritt.
Bell Mrs. Miriam, 4 Queen Anne's
buildings, Carr lane
Chaplin Misses B. ft M. la Carr lane
TRADES.
Gordon Mn. S. J. 69- Carr lane -
Hanwell Mias I). .16 St. John street
Hntty Miss Annie E. 11 Sa\-ile street
Lenigen Misses M. A, & M. 24 Silver st
Sraurthwaite E. C. 9 Whitefriargata
Trethewey Mrs, Ann, 36 Prospect street
BICXOX.B 3CAKEBS.
Grime k Co. Prospect street
Hayter Henry, Witham
Quantock Charles, 4I Baker street
BXZ.I. P08TBB8.
Coverdale H. Churchyard, Cottingham
Featherstone Bros. 8 George street
Featherstons J. 8 Silvester street
Reynolds Wm. Hy. 17 West street
BXLZ.IABX> BOOK.
White Hart hotel (Abraham Johnson),
Bowlalley lane
BIBD & AHIUAI. SBAIiEBS.
Alcock Solomon, 14 The Shambles
Gowen John, ao Brook street
Meinecke Louis, 3 Marlborough terrace
BIBD & AKIKAI. PBESEBVBS.
Adder George, 156 Walker street
Darley John, 17 Dock street
Moore Henry, 38 Brook street
BIBUINOHAIC ft SHBFVXEIiD
WABEHOTT8ES.
Beer John Hurley, 75 Mytongate
Cohen Benno, 5 Mytongate
Procter Josephus W. 3 Engine street
Townsend Samuel, Mytongate
BISCUIT KANTTFAOrrrBBB.
Jameson William, 79} Freehold street.
See advertisement
BI.ACK I.EAI) MAKTJFAOTBS.
Ellis James, 8 St. Hilda st. Beverley rd
Gibbons Brady k Co. Prudential works,
Derringham street
Hargreaves Brothers k Co. Cleveland
street, Groves
HM 4- East Ridina Drytaltenf Co. The
Avenue, Bishop lane
Johnson Charles E.(Iate Kicbards, New-
bom k Johnson), Scott street k
Aldboroogh street
Lawrence George Thomas k Son, 5
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Lemont k Co. Oxford street
Reckitt k Sons Lim. Starch House lane
Saunders Josiah Jt Co. Phoenix works,
Madeley street
BliAOKINO KAinrFACTUBEB.
English William P. 180 High street;
works, Dansom lane
BI.ACX8HITHS.
See Smiths.
BliANXBT WABBHOUSB.
Maw, Till, Kirke k Co. aa Bridge street;
4, 5 & 6 Dock Office row ; & 16 & 41
Charlotte street
BliOOK BCAKBBS.
See Matt # Block Makers.
BI.OOD KAITUBE UAXTJFBS,
See Manure Matmfacturers.
BliUB aCAiriTFAOTTTBEBS.
Ellis J. 8 St. Hilda street, Beverley road
Franks k Turner, 48 Lincoln street
Gibbons Brady k Co.(jiy«a«),Prudential
works, Derringham street
Hull # East Siding Jhytaltert' Co.
The Avenue, Bishop lane
Johnson Charles E.(late Richards, New-
bom k Johnson), Scott street k Ald-
borongh street
Lawrence George Thomas k Son, 5
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Lemont k Co. Oxford street
BEL— BOlf 20a
I^eckht k Sons Limited, Starch Honye
lane ; k Morley street, Stoneferry
Saunders Josiah k Co. Phoenix works,
Madel«y street
BOAT BUII.I>BBS.
Albert Dock Shipwrii/ht Boat Building
^ Majt ^ Block Making Company
(John Sims, chairman ; Alan Porter,
sec), South side, St. Andrew's dock
Barton John, Castle street
Brown George, Wilmington, Groves
CoUinson John Robert, iSi Chnrcb
street, Sculcoates
Cooper John Edward, Garrison side
Gant John, North side. Queen's dock
Hodgson J. W.48 Redbourne st. Boulevrd
Number Shipwright^ Mast, Block ^ Boat
Building Company (The) Limited (Ben-
jamin G. W. Lowthrop, sea). South
side, St. Andrew's iack
Hunt, Fowler k Co. Lime street
Jackson Charles, 75 English street
Langtield k Ward, Lime street
Lengfleld & \^'ard, Neptune street
Mc<^nn William k John, East end, St.
Andrew's dock k Garrison side
Robinson Henry, Castle street
Wood William J. South side, St. An-
drew's dock
BOAT ft BABOE OWTTEBS.
Marked thos * are Keel Onoiers.
Marked thus f are Lighter Ownen.
Ashbum John, 11 Richmond terrace,
Old Drain side
tBeacher James, 37 Cleveland stGroves
tCook Mrs. E. i6 Ordnance pi. Drypool
•Duliield Edwin, 83 Gt. Thornton street
tEnglish William P. 180 High street
•tFord William, 47 High street
■Fordham Adam, 40 Sykes street
Gamett Adam, 34 John street
tGrainger Richard, 167 High street
*tHopps & Read, 1S9 High street
*Howard Joseph, 38 Wright street
Hull, Lincoln, Morncastle, Sleaford,
Nottingham S[ Newark Traders (F'redk.
Drewery, agent), 17a High street
fHull Merchants' Lighter Co. Limited,
185^ High street
tLevett Alfred, 6 Lister street
tMortimer Richard, 50 Cawline place
*Pattrick G. East end, Queen's dock
Rainforth William k Son, 193 High st
tScott John, a6 Hif h street
*Shaw James, 5 School street
•tSilverwood Walter, East end. Queen's
dock
*tTayloT William, 189 High street k 49
Silvester street
tTomlinson James, a North walls
Wade Mrs. Sarah (sloop), 15 St. Silas
street, Sculcoates
^Walker Thomas k Co. t8o High st
t Walker Thomas b Co. 180 High street
k Lime street
Wilson Richard(«^(X>p), i Queen's square,
Himiber street
tWilson Thomas, Commercial chambers.
Prince Dock street
tWilson Thomas, 4 Spyvee st. Groves
•Winn M. 108 Hodgson street. Groves
BOIX.BB COUFOSITION ft
FliXnC BLANTTFACTITBEBS.
Chambers Thos. F. & Co. 31 High street
k Kensington works, Oxford street
BOXI.BB MAKKK8.
See Steam Engine Boiler Maker*.
BONDED 8TOBE DEAXiEBS.
Rayment k Sharp, 158 k 159 High st.
k 4 East end, St. Andrew's dock &
bond warehouse, 38 High street
Rippon William, 35 Market place
BONB CBTTSHEB.
Hart Geo. Wra. Hull Bank works, Green
lane, Newland & Maxwell street,StQne-
ferry ; office, 9 Scale lane
Digitized by VjUUy IC
204 BON— BOO
BOKE UAinrBB KAinTVOTBS.
See Manure Jfamtfacturers.
BOHB UBBCHANTS.
Barrow W. W. Maxwell «t. Stoneferry
Dibb M'illiam & Co. 30 High street
Hart Geo. Wm. Green lane, Newland k
Maxwell st. Stoneferry ; office, gScale la
Jackson Thomas & Co. Wilberforce
buildings, 25 High street ; works,
Wilmington
BOHTB MIIiL KAKTTVAOTBS.
Set Mill Manufacturers.
BONE 8ETTEB.
Mason Wright, 30 Lister street
BOmrBT UAKBBS.
See Straw Bonnet Makert.
BOOKBZNSBB8.
Betson Robert, 33 Bishop lane
Cherry Mrs. Rebecca, la Bishop lane
£gan Thomas, i Eaton street
Forth William, 63 Waverley street
Goddard & Son, Suffolk bmldings,Silrer
street
Grassam Thomas, 161 & 163 High st
Kirk John, Chapel lane
Rerett George & Co. 154 High street
Screeton, WardcU k Co. Paternoster rw
Wilson Jonathan Boulter, White Horse
yard, 9^ Market place
book8BIji:.bbs.
Ifarked thus f an PabUsbers.
Adams William, 33 Market place
Alexander Mrs. M. A. 7 Midland street
Bee John, 73 Mytongate
Bolton Henry, 19 Savile street
Sritieh ^ Foreign Bible 4' Sdigious
Tract Soeiety'e Depdtt, 17 Savile st
tBrown A. k Sons («Ao/«»i/e), 36 & 37
Savile street
Cass William, 56 Prospect street
CoUey James, 18 Chariot street
Cook Robert, 58 Carr lane
Doncaster William, 130 Porter street
Frazer Thomas, 4 Spring bank
Hearfield Samuel, 77 Bean street
Hill Joseph Slater, 95 & 97 Hessle road
Holdich C. White k Son, 14 Queen st
tKelly k Co. (John Burdett, agent), 30
Savile street
Knowles James, Beverley road
Leng k Co. 15 Savile street
Losby Henry, 9 Spring bank
Lyons Joseph, 40 West street
>feLellan Mrs. Margaret, 3 & 3 Queen
street & 16 Ocean place, Aniaby road
Naval ^ Military Bible Society's Oepdt
(John William Day, agent), 9 Water-
house lane
Xewton Thomas, 64 Charles street
Norton John Henry, 3 Symons street
Oliver Francis k Son, 8 Dock street
tPage Wm. Geo. 24 Windsor street
Fearce Mrs. Mary, .Brighton arcade, 89
Prospect street
Purcheon James, 86 Edgar street
fit. Mary's Pure Literature Depdt (Mrs.
Mary Ann Blake, manageress), 6
Salthouse lane
St. Stephen's Dev6t (Mrs. K. Dearden,
manageress), 60 Spring street
ShilHto Miss Elizbh. 116 Porter street
Tntiu John R. 55B, Savile street
Wales Alfred, 3 Waterworks street
BOOT tt SHOB UAKBBS—
WHOLBSALB.
Grant George Frederick, 58 Paragon st
Stead, Simpson k Nephews,i8 Market pi
BOOT ft SHOB UAKBBS— BBTX.
Adams Samuel, Bridge street
Addison Robert, Kirk Ella
Airey Geo. 138 Chiltern st. Newington
Alcock James, 45 Jenning st. Groves
Allen James, 34 Arthur st. Newington
Allen James, 40 Great Passage street
TRADES.
Allgrimm Wm. 30 Cromwell street
AUman Edward, 43 Chariot street
Allman Thomas, Hessle
Allman Wm. 33 Great Onion street
Anders W. J. 17 Evan's sq. Newington
Anthony Wm. 108 Waterloo St. north
Appleyard J. 13 Grotto sq. Mason street
Archbold John, 51 Waterworks street
Archer k Sons, 135 Witham
Allman William, 33 Bridge street; 55
Dock St. ; 7 St. James' st. ; 33 Great
Union street; 38 Trippett; k 19
Trippett street
Arthur William, 70 Edgar street
Ashton T. 69 Chiltern st. Newington
Atkinson Edwiird, 30 Daltry street
Aubray E. 8 Holdemess arotde, Witham
Barker Charles, 74 Leonard street
Barker James, 79 Cogan street
Barker James, 63 Selby at. Newington
Barker Thos. 79 Walton st. Newington
Bamaby Joseph, 41 Bean street
Barnes John, Blue Ball entry, St
Augustine gate, Hedon
Bateman Thomas, 33 Blackfriargate
Battarbee Christopher, 9 Walcott street
Baxter James, 64 Francis street east
Baxter Jonathan, 34 Constable street
Beach Prands William, 116 Osborne st
Beaumont WOliam, 16 Alicia street
Beckett Alfred, 7 Brighton terrace,
Cumberland street
Bedford John, 51 Walker street
Bell Richard, 76 Cleveland st. Groves
Blackburn Thomas, Preston
Blake W. 15 Lee Smith st. Hedon road
Bleeze Albert Henry, 5 Myton street
BIyth Robert, 3a William's terrace,
Alexandra street
Botham Matthew, Hessle
Botterill Richd. 1 1 Swann St. Scnlcoates
Bowring James Richard, 19 Silver st
Boyall David, 70 Raywell street
Brambridge G.74 Kent st.Holderness rd
Brewster Francis, a6 Colliers street
Bridgeman . Thomas, 8 York parade,
Hessle road, Newington
Bridger W. H. 17 Marlborough terrace
Bridges Samuel M. 40 Carr lane
Brighton Gabriel, 9 Aldborough street
Brightin George, 6J New George street
Brocklebank John,i7iWaterloo St. north
Bromley Charles, Hessle rd. Newington
Brooks k Co. 3 Charles st. ; 108 Hessle
road ; 5 &oldemess arcade, Witham ;
k I Queen Anne's building8,Carr lane
Brown F. 88 Glasgow st. Newington
Brown Henry, Anbby road
Burnett Thomas, 30 Portland street
Burnham James, Strickland street
Burstall John, i Cave street, Stepney
Burton Mrs. 75 Clifton street
Butler John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Cahill Edwd. W. jon. 6a, Fountain road
Cahill Edward Wm. sen. 39 Bond street
Cahill John, 73 Prospect street
Cain George, 99 West parade
Campbell John, 70 Charles street
Camck George, Preston
Carrick Mrs. Jane, Sutton
Chadwick M'alker, 61 Wellington lane
Chamberlain James, 35 Wright street
Chambers John, 3 Livingstone terrace,
Aniaby road
Chantry Robt. 1 1 Selby street,Newingtn
Chapman J. 3 Charlotte ter. Walmsley st
Clark William George, i Short street
Clarke J. W. 2 Marlborough terrace
Clarke Robert, 5 North street
Clarkson John, 139 Walker street
Clift Edwd. 9 Newton street. Boulevard
Coatsworth Mrs. E. 51 Savile street
Cockerill John, 30 Grotto square
Cohen Marks, 36 Waterhouse lane
Coleman J.W.36 Ocean place, Aniaby rd
Collinson George, 58 Salthouse lane
Collison Charles, 1 1 Stubbin street
Commander Edward, 7 Cottage row,
Holdemess road
Cook James, Souttergate, Hedon
Cook Robert, 91 Adelaide street
Cooke Alfred, 18 Cobden place,ScaIcoates
[hull.]
Coopland Joseph, 48 Homber street
Cordock William, 78 Edgar street
Cork Thirtle, 34 Wellin^n lane
Cotton Mrs. Itery, no Trinity street
Cowley Rchd. Lawton k Son, 13 Silver st
Cowling William, 13 Londesborongh st
Credland T. 30 Argyle st. St. John's wood
Cronsn (Tft«) Boci. Co. 16 Bridge street
Culley Benjamin, Williamson street
Curne David, 130 St. Paul's street
Cuthbert William, 43 Adelaide street
Dalby George, Finkle St. Cottingham
Danby Geo. 15 Bate's ter. West parade
Dawson Edward, 61 Marlborough ter
Dent Alfred, 38 Wassand street
Deyes John, 33 Walcott street
Dick Robert k James, 89 Queen street
Dickenson W. Vauxhall grove, Hessle rd
Dickinson Fk. 94I Great Thornton St.
Dieter Alexander, 14 Brighton terrace,
Cumberland street
Dixon Mrs. C. S7 Great Union street
Dixon E. 13 Great Passage street
Drury Robert, 40 Alexairara street
Dunn William, 16 Wilde street
Eglen William, 53 Spyvee street
EUiss Jas. 5 Ripon bailding8,Hedon road
Empson Charles, 34 Hessle road
Fairbank John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Fawcett John, 14 Silvester street
Fewlass Thomas, Souttergate, Hedon
Fletdier Geor^ 5 Cobden place
Foreman William, 48 West street
Foster Frederick, Preston
Fox William, 3 Air street, Scnlcoates
Freeman, Hardy k Willis Limited, S
Chariot street
Freer Richard, 94 Hessle road
Gartoh k Atkinson, 36 Whitefriargate
Oarton Robert, 18 Whitefriargate k 35
Waterworks street
Gibson Mrs. Ellen, Haven side, Hedon
Gibson George, 16 Hall street
Gill George, Stewart's yard, 152 Highst
Gleeson James, 41 Sykes street
Goltman Harris, 3^ Prospect street
Grant George Frederick, 58 Paragon st
Grant John, 37 West street
Gray Isaac, Londesborongh street
Gray James, 43 Chiltern St. Newington
Green Thomas, 2 Scott street
Gritnths Owen, 68 Portland street
Grimston William, 18 Ashbourne ter-
race, West parade
Grundy Arthur G. Adelaide street west
Hall Edward, 60 Prospect street
Hall John, i Robinson's buildings,
Marlborough terrace
Hall John, 43 Waterhouse lane
Hall John "Thomas, j Terry street
Hall William, 37 Trinity street
Hall Wm. Thos. 37 Marlborough terrace
Haller Mary Sumner k Son, 55 Low-
gate & 19 Prospect street
Halley William M. 35 Waterworks st
Hamlyn Henry, 79 Porter street
Hamlyn John Miller, 97 Osborne street
Hardcastle William, 31 Adelaide street
Hardy Henry, 36 Campbell street
Hargrave Chas. 10 Hotham st.He<'iOn rd
Harrison George, 30 New Zealand ter-
race. Providence row
Harrison J. 5 Clarence St. Garrison side
Harrison William, 34 Mannaduke stree'
Hasnip James Edwin, 33) Dock street
Hendrick James, 100 North street
Hick James, 93 St Paul's street
Hoad Miss Mary Ann, i Dansom lane
Hodgson Heneage, Holdemess road
Holich John, 4 Myton place
Holland George, 5 Oil Mill lane
Holroyd Henr}', 16 Queen street
Hoodless Thos. i Albert St. Newington
Horth James, 9 Wilmington
Horton Charles, 8oiLime street
Hotham Henry, 89 Day street
Howell Thomas, 37 Reform street
Hufton Richard, 67 Bean street
Humber Boot Co. (George H. Campbell,
proprietor), 68 Porter street k (Mrs.
Eliza Dawson, man.) 17 Bridge st
Hunt George, 30 Norfolk street
Digitized by VjUUV IVC
[holl.]
Humphrey Thomas, 7 J Smeaton (treet,
Sivile street
Inland Junes, ig Lime street
bpte WnHam, Hallgate, Cottingham
blip DsTid, 143 Walker street
Jadson Jsph. Hy. 106 Qt. Thornton st
Jekyll John, Dansom lane
Jennison Henty, 97 Prospect street
Jessop George, 30 William street
Jevitt Joseph, 40 Osborne street
Johnson Frederick, 139 Porter street
Johnstone Mark, 7 \^ awne street
Kemp John, 17 Edward street
Kemey James, 45 Spencer street
Kime John, 128 English street
Kirbr Christopher, ao Strickland street
Kirman Robert, a Clyde ter. Hessle rd
Kitchen K. 3 Newington ter. Anlaby rd
Knight Robert, 34 York St. Scnlcoetes
Lakini Charln, 10 Hamber terrace,
Hildemess road
Lamb William. 90 Wassand street
Lammemian HUkiah, 59 Great Union St
Lupar James, 6 Bartnston street
Ijv James, 64 St. James' street
Laienby Seth, 39 Waterbonse lane
Leach Alfred John, 158 Walker street
Leach Walter Edwin, 43 Gibson street
Leighton Thomas, 55 Waverley street
Leh Benrr, 64 Sprine street
Lerin Nathan, 39 ISridxe street
Lilley Henry John, 66 Wellington lane
Lister Thnmaa, 17 Wellington lano
Linett Emanuel, Market place, Hedon
Liomes Wniiam, 10 Alexandra street
Lowe Charles, la Brtmswick grove
Lrnnley William, i Queen's street
M-Diinald William, 8 Mury Ann's place,
Gibson street
McKee Henry, 3 Church lane
Maidens John, 50 Lower Oniun street
Major John, 56 Francis street west
.Major K. i Albion ter. Walmsley street
Uijnr Richard, 35 Providence row
Maker James, 19 Greon lane
Mikey Joseph Hackford, 13 Goodwin st
Mann C. A. 6 King's Cross ter. Beun st
Mardeet John, 105 Adelaide street
Marks John, 19^ Caroline street
Mirmadoke Garton, 40 Liddell street
Martin George, 25 Hill street
Martin John, Beverley road
Martin John, 59 Charles street
Maw, Till,Kirke tc Co.aaBridgc straet,4,
5 ft 6 Dock Office row & 16 & 41
Charlotte street
M'lhiQ James, 38 West parade
.Menritt John, 71 Barmston street
Milglc}- Mrs. Ann k Son, 13 Charles
itreet k 15 Worship street
Milbom Edward, 64 New George street
1 38 Wincolmlec
MittoD Broagh, AdeUids strest west,
Ailelaide street
Mwr Samnel, 90 J West parade
M'irton James, 13 Church lane
Mamby John Edward, 27 Somerscales st
Montnn Alfred, < Lucus square
Xeal Edwin, 91 West parade
Xntleton George, Heule
Nevmarsh Thoa. 90 Church st. Drypool
^Vwton Richard, 4 Leonard street
Nicholson W. 36 Naylors row, Drypool
N'irman George, 33 Mill street
X'irris John, 27 South parade
'Mwme Joseph, i Ganien street
■Junsirorth Mrs. Sarah, 100 Regent st
Pannan Ezer, 6 Scott's square
fimitt John, 38 Church st. Drypool
Penrose Thomas, 36 St Luke's street
Phillips John, 5 Grimsby lane
Pbilliin Samuel Franklin, 98 Porter st
Pifkard John, 45 New George street
Piuniber George, 30 York street
P'->l Edward, 78 Walker street
P 'Uiher J.sRicbmond ter.OldDrain side
Pringle Brothers, 73 Porter street
/■-Vir Jinejlt Hoot ^ Shoe Co. (William
Henry Franklin, proprietor), 90 to 94
!V>9nect streat
liable John, 131 St. Paul's street
Kanhrsan Gcorga John, s Prospect st
TRADES.
Rawson Jolm, Baxtergate, Hedon
Bedhead John Thomas, 93 Porter street
Revill Thomas, 46 Cogan street
Richards Tbos. Enoch, 34 Francis st east
Rimer John, ^ Colliers street
Robinson David, 64 Russell street
Robinson William, 171 Bean street
Rose Charles, 53 Oxford street
Raddiforth Jn. Cottingham rd.Nawland
Ruler John Francis, 39 West street
Rutherford Frederick, 3 Dock arcade,
Hessle rd. Newingtonib 90 Hesslo rd
Rymer Thomas, 37JI Lowgate
Sanderson J.40 RcKibonme st. Boulevard
Sanderson William, 115^ Osborne street
ScofHn Charles, a\ North street
Soott Edwd. J. Victoria rooms, Qaeen st
Scottow John, 34 New George street
Scrutin John William, 4 Charles street
Searby Miss Mary, 4 Hessle road
Seaton John, 3 Cleveland st Groves
Sellera William, Hessle
Semley H. St. Paul's street
Shalloon John, 17 Cumberland street
Shepherd Herbert, 34 Walmsley street
Simpson George k Mrs. Margaret, 134
Great Thornton street
Simpson Charles, 140 Regent street
Simpson Geo. 4 Stepney b. Beverley rd
Simpson James B. 13 Carr lane & 44
Porter street
Skelton Joseph, 31 Vincent street
Skinner Atkinson, 50 North street
Smith Arthur, 56B, Savllo street
Smith George, 17 Seaton st. Fountain rd
Smith George, 19 Short street
Smith John, si East cheap, Spencer st
Smith John H. King st. Cottingham <
Smith John Stephen, 33 Lincoln street
Smith 'Thomas, 39 Garden street
Snowden James, 50 Canning street
Somes W. 3 Emma's ter. Alexandra st
Spencer William, 1 1 Bank street
Spendley David, 17 Freehold street
Standard Soot Co. 14 St. John street
Star (The) Boot Co. (Edward Aubrey,
proprietor), 89 Porter street
Stark James Smith, Paull
Starkey William, 75 York street
Staves James, 34 Groat Passage street
Stead, Simpson & Nephews, 30 & si
Witham
Steeper Wm. West, Hessle rd.Newingtn
Stephens Geo. Henry, 53 Porter street
Stephens Henry S. 45 Hessle road
Stephnson Henry, Hallgate, Cottingham
Storr Charles, 14 St. James' street
Stubbin George, 3 Carr street
Sunman John, 35 West street
Swaby Thomas, 51 Huinber street
Swift C. II Arthur terrace, Waterloo st
Swift R. Wedington ter. Darby street
Swinn Robert Colledge, 15 Witham
Taylor Charles, 54 Salthouse lane
Taylor Frederick, 105 Porter street
Taylor George, Manor alley
Tenniswood k Co. 8 Chariot street
Tesseyman Wm. & Sons, Land of Green
Ginger
Thompson Richard, 3i Francis st. east
Thompson William, 44 Scott street
Thompson W. H. 17 Witty st. Newngtn
Thornley George, 50 Blackfriargate
Tomlinson William, 40 Humber street
Townend James, ss Edinburgh street,
Newingtqn
Tuplin Thomas, 10 Swann st. Scnlcoates
Turner Mark, 30 Posterngate
Turner Robert, 133 Campbell street
Turner Robert, 46 Wassand street
Twinham John, King st. Cottingham
Underwood John, 29 New George street
Vickers Isaac, 53 Strickland street
Waiti William, 68 Canning street
Walker Robert G. 85 Walcott street
Walton Edward, 5 Ann's pi. Colliers st
Walton John, 38 Sjaton st. Fountain rd
Walton Joseph W. 10 Kingston terrace,
Hessle road
Ward Mrs. Ellen, Marfleet street
Ward John Robert, 116 Hessle road
Ward Thomas, 133 Hodgson st Groves
BOO— BBE 205
Warknp John Robert, 54 Bright street,
Holderness road
Watling George, 33 Derby street
Watson Tbomaa, 6 Village pL Osborne st
Wandby Francis, 11 Stuiiforth place
Welbum James, 14 Finkle street
Western George, 17 Edgar street
WhildaIeK J. 17 Rosamond st Boulevard
Whitehead William, 93 Bean street
Whiting William, 74 Clarendon street
Wliittaker Miles, 5 Cave street. Stepney
Wilkinson John Wm. 17 New George st
Willimot Charles, 33 Neptune street
Wilson Michael, 197 Waterloo st. north
Wilson Wm. 18 Newiou St. Boulevard
Wing T, II Walter's terrace. West par
WooaNicholas,53Manche3ter stHesslerd
Woodford John F. 1 1 Pelham st. Drypool
Wray John, 73 Adelaide street
Wray Richd. 10 Kate's ter. Scnlcoates la
Wright Edmund, 5 Montreal terrace,
Spring bank
Wright Edwin, 4 Terry street
Wright James, 17 Church st. Sculcoates
Wright John, Sculcoates lano
Wright John, 50 Witham
Wright Samnd, 31 Portland street
Yates William, 41 Walker street
Young C. J. 36 West parade
Young Thomas, 71 Selby st. Newington
BOOT 0I.03BB.
Willmore Joseph, 37 Sykes street
BOTTLE MBaCHA1TT3.
Elliott k Foulston, Salthouse lane
Hobson George B. {i/tau), 34 Osbom:; st
BOX UAKBBS.
Hirst Geo. & Jas. Hypericm st Drypool
Snelling William Richard Geo. (paper),
30 Gloucester terrace, Orosvenor st
BKASSFOXTITBEBS.
Back well Cornelius, 103 Prospect street
Clark George & Sons, 39 & 4oWatorhous3
lane. See advertisement
Cooper & Co. Neptune foundry, Nep-
tune street
Dobson John Welch, Bakir street
Hoskins Philip & Son, 37 Church lane
Pyrah k Flowerday, Well's yard, Water-
work streat
Richards John, 78 Church St. Sculcoates
Rose, Downs k Thoini>son, OU foundry,
Cannon street
Shipham & Co. 7 Trinity Housa lane &
8 Whitefriargatfi. See advertisement
Starkey James Wm. 1 1 Trij)i«tt
Stones, Settle k Wilkinson, King street
k Mochell street
Taylor Henry, 31 Sykes street
"Tinkler John William, 19 Linoln street
BBAZIBBS.
See Tinmen, Braziers 4'TiH Plate IForkerf^
BBBWSBS.
Allsopp S. k Sons (Saml. Alfred Cheavui,
manager), 2 Market placa
fl<M» ^ Co.'a Stores (Wallacs Drury,
agent). Royal chambers, Wellington st
Bantley Henry k Co. Limited, 13 Geor^o
street k New Garden street
Brodrick k Peters, 38 High street ;
brewery, 29 Wincolmlec
Brodrick John Henry, 38 High slreit K
59 Wincolmlee
Burton Brewery Co. (The) Lim'ted,
Chapel lane
Calvert George Edmund, H^don
Capam, Hankey&Co. (James Sjutlia.-.i,
agent), 83 Mytongate
Charrington k Co. (Bu\-U>n-on-T,ent)
(Henry Cooke, agent) ; brancli oilicj,
6 Trinity House lane
Cross Martin Hy. 86 Osborne street
Dewhirst Thomas, Hessle
Uleadow, Dibb k Co. Silvester street &
36 Waterhouse lone
Glossop William, Globe brewery, Xort!;-
umberland avenue, Westmorland st
Hunt Robert, 60 Waverloy street
Drgiti?edbyVjUUyiv,
206 BBI— BBO
Brbvxks — eontimied.
Ind, Coope k Co. (Frederick Angustqs
Hopwood, manager), Exchange, BovrX-
alley lane
Kendal) & Gruby, 140 Porter street
Lingley Thos. k Co. Brongb & 7Dagger la
Moor Henry k Charles, Rajnrell street
Prior fCtll Biymeiy Co.'s Stores, 59
High street
Robinaon T. k Co. ; stores, 35 Pryme st
Robson Edward, 25 Waterirorks street
launders Edward, Hessle
Smith Wm. (trustees), Crreen lane
Smithson Mrs. Harriet, 2 Vincent street
Tate k Barton, Lime street
Thurloe WiUiam, Hallgate, Cottingham
Wliitmarsh William & Co. George yard
BBIOK & TII.Si TUTA-inma
Ashley Mark, Chalk lane, Hessle road
Brown Martin k Co. Limited, 6 Bowl-
alley lane
Clegg Joseph, Hull road, Cottingham
Comngwood Hy.tc C.Clough rd.Newland
Freeman Robert, Newlanu Tofts lane
Gilbert John, Haltemprice street
Grasby Rd. 6 Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Handby George, Hedon
Hart Solomon, Inglemire la. Cottingham
Humbtr Briek 4' Tile Co. Limited (.Tames
Crake, sec), Chancery buildings.
Manor street
Jackson George k San, 36 Witham k
Lime street
Petty Robert, Hasen, Hessle
Petty Robert, 10 Wilberforcc street
Ryder k Clegg, Dairycoates,Hessle road,
Newington
Sanderson John,1nglemire la.Cottinghm
Saner k Co. Lincoln's Inn buildings,
Bowlalley lane, Hull ; & New Holland,
Lincolnshire ; works,Bromfleet,Brongh
Siminson Edwin, la Little Queen street
works, Sculcoates lane
Smith John, Inglemire, Cottingham
Soutkcoatea Bnck Works Limited (E,
T. Sharp, man.), Hedon road; office,
158 High street
Thacker & Son, Smeaton street
Tbacker Thomas, 43 George street
Yokes George, Anlaby
Yokes Robert, Chalk lane, Hessle road
Wade Joseph Armitage, Garrison side
Waddington Geo. Newland, Cottingham
WharramWm. G.Endike la. Cottingham
Windass Geo. W. Haltemprice street
Wright Mrs. Eliza, Sutton
Wood P. k S. Pump House brick works.
West Bromwich. Sec advert
BJtIOK ft TILE MEBOHAHTS
Carr William, Church street, Sculcoates
Smith Thomas & Co. 12 Ocean place,
Anlaby road
BBIOXULTBBS.
Anderson Henry, 8 Adelaide street
Anderson Wm.Gilliatt,89 Walker street
Barker Jas. & Son, 34J New Garden st
Batty Edward, Kirk Ella
BeilbyFrederick, 279 St. George's road,
Newington
Blakeston Joseph R. 54 Spring street
Brook John Thomas, i Goodwin street
Buck Henry, 31 Lockwood street
Buck John, 11 Liddell street
Carrick Louis, Preston
Chapman William, Rose cot. Discount
court, St. James' street
ClarV. John, 12 Cogan street
Clark William, 43 Morpeth street
Claxton Robert, 36 Pulman street
Cooper William, 37 Pearson street
Copeland John, 75 South parade
Coverdale Alex. Northgate, Cottingham
Coverdalc Mrs. J. Finkle st. Cottingham
Dawes Joseph, 50 Windsor street
Daws G. lo Albion terrace, Walmsley st
Dent Benjamin, 78 St. Paul's street
Drury John, Langdale buildings k i
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
TRADE8.
Easingwood T. jun. West parade, Sutton
Fletcher William, 2 Imperial arcade^
Granville street, Newington
Ford Johh Benjamin, 59 Russell street |
Freeman William, 327 Regent street
Frost Ebenezer, Hessle
Gardner Charles, Hessle
Green John, Baker street
Grindell J. Princess st. k 18 Mason st
Harrison Osburn, Raikes street, Drypool
Harratt John, Hessle
Heron John, Souttergate, Hedon
Heron John, mn. Market hill, Hedon
Hobson F. k Sons, 51 Francis st east
Houlton George, 16 k 17 Walmsley st.
& 3A, Milton street
JacksonGeorge, 6 Pemberton St. Witham
Johnson John, 6 Eva ter. Adelaide street
Kelsey Charles, 3 Christ Church street
Kirby George, 16 Lincoln street
Leak Robert, jun. George street, Hedon
Longbones W. Stable arch. Vane street
Martin James, 8 Hill street
Mason George Henry, 66 Symons street
Matson Robert, 39 BEuinington street
Miller Charles, 8 Spencer street
Miller Henry, 14 East Cheap
Moody Q«orge, 48 Hopwood street
Moody James, 43 Spencer street
Morley Henry, 89 West parade
Nicholson Benjamin, 20 Finsbury street
Parmentier Richard, 7 Finsbury street
Feadiey Elias Fox, 11 Park street
Penrose John, 47 West parade
Pickering Edward, 113 West parade
Pickering John Garton, Holdemess road
Pickering William, 11 Prince street k
Anne street
Pinder k Matson, 62 Cumberland street
Pinder Francis, 66 Baunston street
Ray Francis, 21 Alma street
Reed Milner, 123 West parade
Rial Joseph, 84 Adelaide street
Riggle Richard, Clongh road, Newland
Sawyer Alfred, 7 Vernon street, St.
John's wood & Portland place
Smith John, 2 Gilbert street, Hessle rd
Smith Thomas, 8 Castle street
SouthernThomas(exor3. of),isWright st
Southwick James, 56 Syraons street
Stephenson Johnson, 114 Durham street
Wardrobe John, a Sisters' terrace,
Beverley road k Pearson street
Webster Michael, 12 Great Union street
Webster Wflliam, Walton street
Wells George, Reform street
West William, 6 John street
Wharran William G. 113 Waterloo st
Windass Geo. Wilde, c Linnaeus street
Wray John, Grafton street, Newington
BBITISH YTOTE UANUFB.
Brameld William George, 20 Chapel
lane. See advertisement
BBOKEBS.
Brokers— Oako.
Blyth Robert (oil), 33 High street
Hill J. W. Oriental buildings, High st
Redfem k Chatterton, i Bishop lane
Brokers — Colonial
White, Son k Stratten, South side.
Queen street
Brokers— Oom.
Proctor Robert, Sons k Co. 50 High st
Broker— East India.
Burstall James William, 183 High st
Broker — Floor.
Knowlcs Richard Vasey, No. s stand.
Corn exchange, 36 High street k 36
Linnaeus street
Brokers — Fruit.
Bradnum James & Co. 8 H'umber street
Craven Thomas Plummer, 7 Humber st
Hurst Jonathan, sen. 72 Humber street
Isaacs M. Sons k Shaw, Humber street
Rhodes Caleb, 1 1 Humber street
Stirling John A. Humber Dock street
[hum,.]
White, Son k Stratten, South side.
Queen's dock
Brokers — Qenaral.
Adams Henry, 13 Collins street
Eyre jc Co. 6 High street k Chntcb
street, Sculcoates
Mennlesqne Solomon, 9 Sykes street
Wrangham Richard W.Lime st Grorei
Brokers — Orain.
Jackson k Lofthonse, 35 Bishop lane
Brokers— Hide & SUn.
Brown John, i Sewer lane
Fawcett J. 14 Staniforth pi. Hessle road
Brokers — Inanranoe.
See alao Broken, Ship ^ Jiuuranee.
Burstall k Huffam, Commercial build-
ings, 29 High street
Foster John k Co. Princes Dock bnild-
ings. Princes Dock street
Jackson, Beaumont k Co. 76 Lowgate
Pickard William, 30 Scale lane
Tottle L. Russia chambers. High street
Broker — Iron.
Birks Samuel, 53 West street
Brokers — ^Kachinery.
See Machinery Broken ^ Dealers.
Brokers — Mercantile.
Ross k Co. 21 High street
Brokers — Ketal.
Butler Levi,Alexandra ho. Williamson st
CoUinson Thomas, 2 Wilmington
Fulton WilIiam,Oreat Union stDrypcal
Garner George, 59 Bright street
Lodge George, Old Rifle Barrack yard,
Alfred street
BroSteTs— OIL
Baxter jc Tall, 5 High street
Blyth Robert, 23 High street
Cranswick Fredk. Field, 47 High street
Hill J. W. Oriental bldgs. High etreet
Holmes George Alfred, 20 High street
Jackson k Lofthouse, 35 Bishop lane
NickoU & Knight, Prince's chamber?,
187 High street
Redfem k Chatterton, i Bishop lane
Rnnton Brothers, 22 High street
Winkley J. k Co. Oriel chambers, 27
High street
Wood Hewson, Etherington buildings.
49 High street
Brokers — Frodnoe.
Holmes George Alfred, so High street
Jackson W. E. k Co. 35 Bishop lane
Lambert k Smiths, 43 High street
Brokers , Seed.
Baxter k Tall, 5 High street
Bennett Henry k Co. Wilberforee build-
ings, 35 High street
Gibson John, Etherington buildings.
49 High street
HiU J. W. Oriental bldgs. High street
Jackson k Lofthouse, 35 Bishop lane
Marston Henry Wallace, 5 High street
Redfern k Chatterton, i Bishop lane
Winkley J. & Co. Oriel chambers, 27
High street
Brokers — Ship ft Insurance.
See aim Broken — Immraace.
Atkinson Geor^ Thomas, Commertial
chambers, Prmces Dock street
Bilton John k Co. 33 High street
Bjufstrom John & Co. Scandinavijn
chambers, Humber place
Burstall k Huffam, Commercial buill-
ings, 29 High street
Coupland William, 6 North walls
English William P. i8o High street
Granberg John Frederick k Co.3l*rinfSS
Dock chambers. Princes Dock street
Haagensen H. k Co. South side. Queen's
dock
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hdLL:]
Himmond, £m«8 & Co. 5 Wellington st
Holm k WonBiUl, StirTikig chambers,
Humber Dtwrttfeet
Hodaon William, 4 Humber place
Hnited Edm-ard, ai Warerley street
Jackaon, Beamnont k Co. j6 Lowgate
Johnson W. R. Tiie .Avenue, Bishop lane
l^mpl^igh Mf. J. jc Co. 4 8arile street
Latos Geom it Co. 6 Wellington street
Lavaggi k Cbrdiglia, 53 Queen street
Lerett Alfred, 3 Wellington street
Loirery Charles k Son, 163 High street
Loweij William, 22 High street
LowCTj William Cave, 22 Hi^h street
Makobn George k Sod, xa. High street
Mathiesen k Co. 2 Humber chambers.
Princes Dock street
.>bthieson Matthias, 4, Wilton street
Moran JiSanderSon, Alexandra chambers,
.Cutle street '
Sewton Thos. 3 Prince* Dock chambers.
Princes Dock sWeet k 31 Hedon road,
Drypopl . ' '
Pearson A. C. k Co. Chapel lane
Priest Robert Paul, a Princes dock ;
ofBces,' Princes Dock street
Rejnold k Co. Prussian chambers,
Poetemgate
Riso George, 13 Postemgate
Rosliog Thomas, 69 Co^in street
Stone John, 59 High street
Tichiafex Tommaso, 6 Hnmber place
Tottle L. Rnsaa chambers. High street
Tottle Lancelot, jnn. 178 High street
TulIeT W. t Co. 4 Colonial chambers,
Pruioe* Dock street
Vnigt Henrik Ehiil, Kingston chambers.
Princes Dock street
^Vells Brothers, Cummcrdal chambers,
Princes Dock street
Winter k Maass, Uneen's Dock cham-
bers. West end. Queen's dock
Woodhead T. D. ft Co. i Pier street
Broken— Stock ft Share.
Aah Robert, 11 Bishop lane
Flint T. W. k Co. Bowlalley lane
In«leby E. W. k Son, Exchange build-
ings, BoTlalley lane
Reynolds Walter, 13 Bowlalley lane
Satton William Fowler, St. Mary's
chambers, Lowgate
'Test William k Son, 8 Bowlalley lane
fVhiteside W. C. Exchange, Bowlalley la
Brokera— TUIow.
Cnlill fc Co. 30 Ogh street
Hill Jis. Wm. Oriental bdgs. High st
Brokers — Timber.
Beckett W.fc Co. North side. Queen's dck
BjSrck George, Hesslegate buildings,
Hamber Dock street
Barstall k Hnflsm, Commercial build-
ings, 09 High street
Itonner Qiarles Henry k Co. Hnmber pi
(iodd atmnel, 303 High street
Holms* J: Daltun k Co. North side,
Qneen'sdock
Horwood JoAoa Daniel, 3 Bishop lane
^'•rteons Alexander, Etherington bmld-
ingi, 50 High street
Smer k Co. Lincoln's Inn buildings,
BowUley lane, Hull ; k New Holland,
^ Lincohu^. ; works, Bromfleet, Brongh
•■Hoorton George Wm. 203 High street
Toobe H. B. ft Cei 189 High street
Biokere— Wool.
Gname Henry C. Bank chambers, 1
/fade lane
Pinder George Banks, 7 ft 8 Royal
chambers, Wellington street
Sykes George ft Sons, 35 High street
Tamer James, The Aventie, 157 High st
Turner Jii.'W.i4Boulevsrdsth.Hessle rd
Walker Isa«c,Com exchange, 36 High st
BROOM HAITDIjB twaxWIW
Canty Richarti, Hedon rood
Larerack ft Goddard, Great Union st
TRADES.
BBtTSE MAK-BKB.
Beeton John William, 46 Blanket row
Bradley Brothers, Porto Bello mill,
Hessle road
Briggs Charles Henry, 6 Brook street
Cherry Rd.i2ArgyIe St. St. John's wood
Dean William, 91 Great Thornton street
Ecknian Mrs. 'Dieresa, 93 Warerley st
Fleming Joseiih, 3oi High street
Hairsine John, 43 Hedjn road
Halden Wm. ft Sons, 33 & 34 Scale lane
Hare Henry, 3a ft 33 Waterworks street
Hayes Kicbar^ ai Chariot street
Higgins Thomas, 44 Caroline street
Jackson Charles, so Hamber Dock street
Kitching Albert Thorp, Baker street
Moore Thomas, 4 Florance nventie, St.
John's wood
Morrod Mrs, Elizabeth, 15 Ocean place,
Anlaby road
Nicholson Robert, 5 Holderness road
OUey Henry, 18 Scott street
Prior John, 38 Walker street
Rookledge John ft Son, 79 M}-tongate ft
wareroora, 6 Vicar lane
Walton Mrs. Mary Jane, 3 Sisters' tor-
race, Bererley road
Watson Benjamin, 30 Bond street
Welton Charles, 9 Worsley street
Wheat Henry, 4 Grosrenor street
Wright J. 8. 55 Marlborough terrace
BUrLDBBS.
Allan George, aS Bond street
AUenby Fr^erick,79 Manchester street,
Hessle road
Atkinson William,i79 Waterloo st.north
Bailey Robert, 13 Clifton street
Barker John, 64 Wellington lane
Barnes William, Portland place
Bamett James, Ivy villa. Park grove.
Princes avenue
Borr Aaron, 54 Morpeth street
Beevers Richard, 9 St. Luke's street
Beilby Frederick, 279 St. George's road,
Newington
Bennett Henry, 37 New George street
Blackburn Frederick, 61 Peel street
Blakeston Joseph R. 54 Spring street
Bolton Benjamm, i St. Stephen's square
Boiufield John, 26 Leonard street
lioynton John, Hallgate, Gottingham
Bray Wm. O. 14^ Clarendon St. south
Brocklesby George, 4 George yard
Brown Alfred, i East parade, Holderness
road k Princess street
Bramby ft Taylor, 36 Woodhoose street,
Hedon road
Barton John, 41 Freehold street
Carr John, 67 Constable street
Carr Robert, Mill yard, Holderness road
Caunt Joseph, 44 Lansdowne street
Chapman George, i6M3landeU street
Chatterton Rot^rt, 8 Regent street
Chessman John, Poplar vil.Marlboro' av
Clark Joseph Francis, 70 Walker street
Clark William, 43 Morpeth street
Clough William, 59 Peel street
Cook George, 65 Wellington lane
Coalaon George, 8 Hutt street
Crowther James Isaac, 44 Arlington st
Curtis John, Sutton
Dalby Jas. 8 Malton parade, Hessle road
Dalton John Thomas, 58 Campbell st
Darneley Alwin John, 68 Spring street
Dawes Joseph, 50 Windsor street
Ditcfaburn Henry Simpson, 79 Lime st
Downs John, 39 Norfolk street
Downs Thomas Henry, 7 Wellington la
Drury Charles, 54 Clifton street
Drury John, Langdale buildings ft i
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Ellis John, 53 Constable street
EveringhamChs.Smith, 10 Harrington st
Enngton Chas. Smith, i St. Silas street
Fcwiass Robert, 3 New Garden street ft
35 Perry street
FiUingham William, 38 Sutton street
Finch George, Trippett street
Fleming R. Bright st. Holderness road
Fletdier R. 1 Wilton ter. Holderness rd
BRO— BUI 207
Freeman James Francis, 8 Portland st
Garbntt John William, 69 Regent street
Goates Thomas, so Brunswick avenue,
Beverley road
Good Edward, Cheepside, Groves
Good Joseph J. 83 Campbell street
Grantham Edward, 3 Ellen's terrace
Grassby Henry, 104 Cumberland street
Habbershaw Robert ft Son, 12 West par
Habbershaw John, 56^ Somersc;iles st
Halcrow James, Holderness road
Hall William ft John, Dansom lane
Hall Ambrose, 7 Dansom lane
Hall Wm. Bamell D. 50 Bean street
Hancock John, St. Paul's street
Harper Mark, 31 Brtmswick avenne,
Beverley rood
Haswell James, Cooper street,Sculooates
ft East Park ter. Holderness road
Hatfield Henry, 1 1 Grimston street
Hattan Chas. Prince's rd. St. John's wd
Hird Drewry, 34 Rose street
Hobbs Henry, 5 Argj-le st.St. John's wd
Hobson Robert, 39 Caroline place
Hockney k Liggins, Great Union street ;
ft Witham
Hodsman Thos. Nicholson, 13 Cave st
HolmesGeorgeW.Argyle stSt. John's wd
Holmes George Wilson, 20 Wilton street
Holmes Thomas, 57 Goodwin street
Houlton J. 4 Vicar lane ft 9 & 10 South st
HuftonWalker,63 Somerset st.Newingtn
Hunt Edward, 35 Fountain rood
Ireland William, 3 Brunswick terrace,
Hessle road ft Walcott street
Jackson George ft Son, 36 Witham ft
Lime street
Jackson J. 13 Wilton ter. Holderness rd
Jefferson Geo. M. 8a, St. John's street
Jefferson John, 35 Rose street
Jones Arthnr ft Co. 5 Arundel street,
Holderness road
Jones Jn. Auckland villa. Park avenue
Kelsey A. Josiah, Stepney, Beverley rd
Kemp John,23Wainfleet ter.Foantain rd
Kirk John, George street, Cottingham
Lead beater Joseph, 58 Waverley street
Leckenby John, 4^Qneen street
Ling Geor^, 337 Waterloo street north
Lison William, Portland place
Loncaster Joseph, 97 Constable street
Longbones Whittaker, 14 Marine row
Lonsdale Alfred, 189 Bean street
Martin George, Portland place
Morrell Joseph, 45 Lansdowne street
MosgraveBenj. jun.Wilinington,Groves
Neal Brothers, 3 Temple street
Nelson R-io Branswicx avn. Beverley rd
Northgraves James, 39 Rose street
Overton Emanuel, Ryde st. Beverley rd
Oxtoby Thomas, 18 Francis street west
Pearson John, 34 Beaumont st. Drypool
Pearson Richard,9 Land of GreenGmger
ft 5 Cyjirus arrade. Spring bank
Pearson William Edward, 12 Wilton st
Porter Hy. 94 St. George's rd.Newingtn
Porter Thomas, 44 Portland street
Raw Wm. a Newington villas, Anlaby rd
Redfearn ft Son, 6 Chariot street
Rennardson Robert, Market bill, Hedon
RichardsonRichardWaite, Church street,
Drypool
Richardson Robt. 11 Somerscales street
Robinson David R. 71 Freehold street
Robinson Richard, 60 Marmaduke st
Robinson William, BaxteKate, Hedon
Rowland William, S9 Goodwin street
Sanderson Walker, 9 Temple street
Sargeantson Thomas, 10 Gonlton street
Scott Geo. Lucas, 89 Church st.Dr\-po >I
Sergeant George, 5 Newland Tofts lane
Sergeant Richard, 13 Wright street
Sergeant Robert, s All Samt's street
Sergeant William, a Rodney street
.Siminson E<lwin, is Little Queen street
Simpson ft Malone, 79 Great Thornton
street. See advertisement
Simpson John & Son, Grafton st.Nwngtn
Skinner Joseph Tong, 17 Wright street
.Suuthern Tho3.(exors. of), 15 Wright st
.Stanley Alfred William, 13 Midland st
Stephenson Geori
Digitizei
"d^y'^^l^gT^^'"
208 BUI— BUT
Bmu>BB8 — eontimud.
Stephenson Johnson, 114 Durham st
TajWor & Medforth, 11 Bond street fc
Smeaton street
Taylor Chas. 1 1 Bond St. it, Smeaton at
Temperton E. fc W. Holdemess rood
Terran John, 61 Blake street
Thirsk Charles, 35^ Seaton street
Thompson Norrison, 6 Baker street
Tong Cornelius, 70 Spring street
Train John Edward, 40 Wincolmlee
Trowill George, 7 Cave street, Stepney
Tuke Thomas, 139 Walker street
Vallins Silas, 31 Freehold street
Walbey John Ueo.59Pai8ley st.Kevngtn
Waller Robt. Temple bldgs. Bowalley la
Wardrobe John, a Sisters terrace, Bever-
ley road & Pearson street
Webster John Kite, 9 Bean street
Wharram W. G. 113 Waterloo St. north
Wilson Horace Fewster, 89 Witham
BUILDZNa UATBBIAI. DIiB8.
Smith Thomas & Co. 13 Ocean place, An-
laby road ; fire bricks, qDarriesft clay,
drain pipes, chimney tops, gulley
traps, kitchen sinks & garden edging,
StiiFordshire blue, red h buff flooring
tiles, blue building, paring & stable
bricks ; channelling, wall coping, air
bricks fcc
BtriLsnra sooibtibs.
Ste Land ^ Building Societies,
BTJTOHBBS.
American Fre»h Meat Co. 43 Porter st. ;
99 Bessie road ; 70 Hytongate : 49
Prospect St. ; Arg]-le terrace, Holder-
ness road ; 6 Church street, Scol-
coates; k Hessle rnad, Mewington
Andrews Mathew, 5I Charles street
Anson George, 63 £ 64 Liddell street
Anson Joseph, 65 Cumberland street
Apperton James, 33 Moxon street
Askwith James, 80 Porter street
Atkinson C. 3 Bamsle}- st.Holdernessrd
Backhouse Ben, 13 St. James' street
Backhouse John, 6a Wellington lane
Backrath Joseph, 35 New George street
Barnet Geo. N. 49 Pelham st. Drj-pool
Harnett Geo. NesHeld, 43 The Shambles
Barnett John, 49 Holdcrness road
Barney & Vickerman, 56 Great Passage,
street & 3 Carlton ter. Hessle road
Baron R. 5 Station parade,Hnldeme8s rd
Baron R.3Brunswick am. Beverley road
Baxter Jn. R. 3 West End par Hessle rd
Beaumont Lewis, 3 Charles street
Bell James William, 57 Charles street
& 78 Francis street east
Bennett Henry King, 59^ Lowgate
Berg Isaac, Great Passage street
Hilton John, 78 Hessle road
Brader Charles, loj Sewer lane
Burton William, 43 Charles street
Caley Leonard, 41 Norfolk street
Cappleman James, 83 Lime street
Care Edward, 48 The Shambles
Carlill Robert, Hessle
Cherry Henry Ringrosc, Hessle
Chester Joseph, 10 Dock OtHce row
Chester Joseph, a6 Walmsley street
Clarkson Mrs. Ann, 9 Hessle road
Clarkson L. i Cottage row, Anlaby row-
Clayton Henry Easting, a Picturesque
terrace, Waterloo street north
Cockerline John, 37 The Shambles
Cole James, 83 Holderness road
CoUey Thomas, 113 Spring street & i
Portland street
Cooper Thos. CoUingwood, s Lowgate
Dalton William, 7 Londesborough street
Dannatt M. 3 Albion par. Holderness rd
Dixon George, Church street, Dryponl
Dunn Robert, Fountain road
Dwyer William, Holdemess road
Eastcrby John Santon, 17 Market place
Easting William, Hessle
Edmonds Frank, 17 Norfolk street
Edwards WiUiam, 45 The Shambles
England James, la Leonard street
TRADES.
Evers WiUiiai, 38 The Shambles
Farrow William, i Mount pi. Hessle rd
Field Charles, 8 Kingston ter. Hessle rd
FieM Thomas Edward, 133 Bean street
& 4 Clyde terrace, Hessle mad
Finningley John, 90 Queen street ft 46
The Shambles
Fisher Ambrose, 41 New George street k
57 Russell street
Fishwick John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Foster George, 13 Prince St.; 39 The
Shambles Is i Robinson row
Foster George William, 99 Bean ^reet
Fox James, 49 Market place
Fox Thomas, 33 Jenning street. Groves
Gardener Joseph Henry, 33 Porter st
Gibson John, 144 Porter street
Gould John William, a Brunswick ter-
race, Hessle road
Goy k Co. Hessle road, Newington
Grantham Amos, Hessle
Grason (leorge, 8| Mytongate
Grayson George, 13 M'alcolt street
Greayer Joseph, 8 Waterworks street
Greayer William, 98 Spyree street.
Groves k Shambles
Hakeney John Albert, Sutton
Hall George, 35 Market place
Hall George William, 39 Mytongate
Hall Jn. Thos. 33} k 44 The Shambles
Hall Thos. By. Sewer lane k Shambles
Barker Edward, 4 John street
Barker Edward, 67 New George street
Barper Robert 48 Campbell street
Barrison Abraham, Kingst. Cottingham
Bayles Isaae, 53 Brook street
Hewitt Thomas, 35 Porter street
Hewland Charles, 47 The Shambles
Hickman Thomas, 33 The Shambles
Hobbs Walter, Adelaide street west
Hoe Garforth, 91 Osborne street
Holmes James, Sutton
Hudson Frederick, ij Carlisle street
Hudson SI. 51 & 53 Great Thornton st
Hull ^ Eaet Sidinii Supply Association
(Wm. Cussons, manager), Anlaby rd.
k Lansdowne terrace, Beverley road
Jakeman Joseph, 3 Queen's road, St.
John's wood
Jeynes Philip Geo. i37Waterloo St. north
Johnson Charles Crossley, Newtown,
Hedon road
Joys Thomas, 43 The Shambles
Kemp George Walker, 87 Queen street
Kemp Martin, 3 Spring bank
Kennington Charles, i Dock arcade.
[hoix.]
Hessle road, Newington
King Jsph. 5 North par. Beverley road
Kirk Joseph Thomas, 6 Trinity street
Kirk Richard, 10 Carlton ter.Spring bnk
Knapton Edward, Preston
Law Arthur, 7 Strickland street
Lear Robert, 9 Witham
Lenord Geo. W. 8 Beaumont St. Drypool
Leonard John, 19 Lowgate
Leonard Thomas, a & 3 The Shambles
Leonard Wm. George, i The Shambles
Lound Mr3. Ann, 103 North street
Marr Thomas James, 95 Porter street
Marshall John, 39 Fountain road
Marshall Thomas, 53 Lincoln street
Marting Thomas, 10 Great Union st
Mews Henry, 38 & 39 Charles street
Milbank Robert, 87 Thomas street
Mills Joseph, 31 Portland street
Mitchell Robert F. aa Fountain road
Morley Matthew, 31 Charlotte street
Munby John, 35 Bond street
Nelson James Harland, 6 Worship st
Newton Charles, 38 Cumberland street
Newton John, 7 Lime street
Newton William, 3a Dansom lane k 19
Wilmington, Groves
Nicholson Frank, a Wassand street
Nicholson Henry, 35 Blanket row
Nicholson Robert, 17 Spring bank
Nicholson Wm. Henry, 34 The Shambles
Noble Charles M. Ordnance pi. Drj-pool
Norton Richard, 37 Waterloo street
Norton William, 51 Portland street
Oyston George, a Stepney terrace,
Beverley road k Newland Tofts lane
Parker GeoiKe, 57 Proapect street
Parkinson Aured, St. Paul's street
Pauling Henry Dopkin, 65 Selby street,
Newington & at 54 Heasle road
Pearson John B. Sewer lane
Fetch Richard, 54 Prospect street
Petty William, 36 The Shambles
Pexton Darid Lowell, 35 Boldemeas rd
Pexton Henry, 8 Lome ter. Holdemess rd
Pexton Wiluam Leng, 5 Alexandra
arcade, Hedon road
Pidd George Henry, Williamson street
Polack Julius Lazarus, 56 Brook street
Pollard Thomas Vinor, 50 Adelaide st
Raven Henry, 93 Cburcb street
Rial Henr}-, 59 Osborne street
Richardson Albert, 79 Leonard street
Richardson Charles, 51 Hessle road
Richardson George, Cumberland ter-
race, Anlaby road
Richardson Jesse Smith, 75 Spring bonk
Richardson Ifctthew, 104 Hessle road
Richardson Thoimts Henry, i St. James'
street k i Havelock terrace, Bessie
road, Newington
hider Charles, 4 Dock arcade, Hessle
road, Newington
Robinson Jn. St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Hodmell Arthur, 54 Witham
Rodmell Robert, Sutton
Rogers Chas.Queen's rd. St. John's wood
Rogers George Wm. 51 Cogsn street
Sargent Charles, Anlaby road
Sawdon Alfred, 38 Strickland street
Schollar Hengh, 36 Cleveland st. Groves
Selby James, 40 Gibson street
Selby John, 168 Church street,Scnlooates
Sergant Wm. 3 Hotham st. Hedon rd
Sergeant \\ illiam E. Hedon road
Shaw Edward, 166 Walker street
Shaw William, 3 Newton St. BoulevaM
Sbearsmith Edwin, 4 Emporium build-
ings. Spring bank
Shearsmith John, 5 Stepney terrace,
Beverley road
Singleton George Henry, 48 Kent street,
Holderness road
Sipling Wm, King street, Cottingham
Smith & Atkinson, 35 Walton street Jc 3
Edinburgh cres, Hessle rd. Newington
Smith George, so Alexandra street
Smith George, 67 Roper street
Smith James Uennett, 33 Lee Smith
street, Hedon road
Smith Jn. C. 7 Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Smiih Robert, 40 The Shambles
Smith Thomas Baron, a Livingstone
arcade, Anlaby road
Smith William K. 33 West parade
Smithson Thnmas,5S Church st-Drypool
Smithson Thomas, 41 Witham
Spinks John, 34 Wincolmlee
Spink John, jun. 3 Carr lane & 13
Garden street
Steele Matthew, 7 Clarendon street
Stennett Wm. Mead, 43 Scott street
Stocks William Henry, 13 Scott street
Stonehonse Jlobert, 1 16 Spyvee street
Taylor George, 7 lirunawick grove
Tennison John, 50 Hedon road
Thompson Jas. 63 Great Passage street
Thompson William Wilson, i Newington
villas, Anlaby road, Newington k at
17 Albert terrace, Anlaby road
Thmstle Joseph, 1 1 Alexandra arcade,
Bedon road
Tomlinson Thomas, West end, Preston
Townend Thomas, Alexandra buildings,
Holderness road
Trussle Joseph, 16 Arondell street,
Holderness road
Waite Joseph, a Wellington lane
Walker James Henry, 4 Ashley grove,
Beverley road k 57 West street
Wallis Thomas, 83 Gt. Thornton street
Ward Tliomas, Kirk Ella
Watson Harry, a Waterloo street
Watsm Jiihn, 133 Walker street
West Wm.s Princess street ; k Witham
Whincup Timothy, 137 Porter street
Whitehouse William, 41 The Shambles
Wilbum A.6 Zoological ter.Spring bank
Digitized by VjUUQ IC
[boll.]
Wi]ldn»n Thotius, 49 Chartta (tiMt
WiDams Wilter, a Selby rt. Newmgton
WilBngham WiUiun, 8 Lowgste
WiboD James, 68 Adelaide street
Wittr Henry, 9 Market pLfc Sewer lane
Wooi Junes, 35 The Shambles
Wood Tom, 28 Chariot st. k Medley «t
Woodcock WQliam, 41 Caroline street
WnyQiarlas, 7 York parade, Hessle
road, Newington
Wrjgbt Harry, 17 Carlisle street
Wright Tlwmas, Market place, Hedon
BXTTOHSBS-aABaASB.
Cooper Bobert, Sewer lane
Bland William, 14 Dagger lane
Dickaiaon Herbert, Sewer lane
Edwards William, Blanket row
GooM John WilKam, 33 Blanket row
Jt 43 The Shambles
Harrison John, Blanket row
Hepple William, Sewer lane
Hewland CSiarlea, 18 Blanket row & 47
The Shambles
Hickman Jn. 80 Cogan st. k ao Sewer la
Xicholaon Henry, Blanket row
Polack Jnlina, Blanket row
Walls John, 14 Sewer lane
Wiocap WQliam, Sewer lane '
BU'ITKU VAOTOB.
Bichardson Thomas, 9 The Shambles
BUTTEB SEBBOHAHrrS.
Ahlgren Chambers k Co. (imforUrs),
Bknkin street, Witbam
Banks A. Jt Co. (m/iort«n). Commercial
chambers. Princes Dock street
Dore nomas Hy. (foreu/n), 35 Bishop
lane k 24 Hmnber Dock street
Hudson k Soolsby {importers), 37
Hmnber street
Pape T. O. ft Ca 31 Bishop lane
Wood Brotfaers, 58 High street
BxrpasBjm icbbohaiiits.
Banks A. k Co. (istpor<<»),CommeTcial
chamben. Princes Dock street
Fkpe T. G-. k Co. 31 Bishop lane
Wood Brothers, 58 High street
OAB PBOPBIBTOBa
iimisan Edward Stewart, Holdemeas
road ; k Witham
itkin William, 3 Clifton street
Basting Jn. 9 Swanland cots. Aniaby rd
Bhckbum John, 78 Selby 8t.Newington
Bfaaton Oeorge Hy.sil Oerringfaam st
Chipperfield John, 43} Tarry street
Darison William fe Son, Station hotel
stables, Paragon street
Cedes William, 50 Marmadnke street
Grimsby Robert Augustas, jm Day st
Hodson F. 13 Linoo&ter. Liddell street
Hndson Wflliam, Aniaby road
Hunter Thos. 25 Ocean pi. Aniaby road
Hatchioson Bobert, 10 Lockwood street
Jacob Bobert, 8 Goodwin street
Jarratt Bobert Charles, Fountain road
Keodall Ceorge, Stepney lane, Beverley
roadk 49 Walmdey street
Lockey WOUam, 40 St. Lake's street
Fidget Bober^ 31 Finsbary street
Scntt John, 37 Parrott st Newington
Selkirk Tom, 3 Booth street
Smithson E. Madeley street
Taylor George, Hall street
Thompson Mia Elizabth. iis West per
lliompson Faal, 41 William street
WiUingiism J. Lee Smith st. Hedon rd
Ving Edward, e6A, Wellington lane
Wing Thomas Oarid, St. Stephen's aq.
Jt 13 Hessle road. See advert
Vinn Edward, 15 Wsttbam street
Winter R. 41 Mason st Ji 84 Charles st
Wright Jd. 33 Stodley st Holdemess rd
CABZHXT »AXTnt8.
Set alto UpkoUUrera.
AAwith Henry C. Oarolineplaoe
^witb Hem* C 13 Gt Thornton st
TRADES.
Andas Ji Leggott, 17 Paragon street b
South street
Boynton A. 8 Cjrpms arcade, Spring bnk
Brown William k Sons, 84 Prospect st
Carlton Georse W. 6a Charles street
Ooss T. T. 3 Wilton ter. Holdemess rd
Collison 8. E. $ Regent's ter. Aniaby rd
Dixon Jacob, 8^ Charles street
Dixon Jacob, Kin^fston square
Dixon John, 60 Liddell street
Easten John Jt Sons, 8 Market place.
See advertisement
Easterbrook Nicholas J. 50 Norfolk st
Eggers Edward, 9 Percy street
Farrah Charles, 14^ Winoolmlee
Fash William, 4 Silvester street
Fawcett David, Trandle street
Oillyett George, 106 Porter street
Goldstein k &i. Great Passage street
Gnttenberg Aaron, 3 Cogan ter. Cogan st
Hair P. Jt Son, 3 Savile street
Harris Slowansky L. Great Passage st
Hendler A. 9 & 11 Spyvee street, Groves
Hilbert Henry, Princess street
Horsley k Askew, 53 Paragon street &
Soath street
Johnstcme M. 34 Lome st. Swann' estate
Kenningbam Cnarles, 14 Bond street;
works. New Garden street
Leirs John H. 63 Great Thornton street
Matthews J. Jt Co. Corr Urns
Maw, Till,Kirke Je Co. 33 Bridge street ;
^,% k6 Dock Office row ; & 16 Jt 41
Charlotte street ; works, Trippett st
Moncaster Fredk. Geo. 59 Proqpect st
Morfitt Thos. Holden's ter. 180 High st
Northgrave Kay, Baker street
Patterson John Parker,i34 Porter street
Peschke Charles, Aniaby road
Pick WQliam Henry, 15 Bean street
Flatts George, 8 J^ Trippett street
Price George, 321 Ilegent street
Richardson k Sons, 33 to 35 Bond street ;
works. Little Albion street It Waltham
street ; timber yard. Baker street
Rose William, Adelaide street
Bosenhall Loois, Vokess ter. Osborne st
Russell WUlism, 58 Witham
Salmon William W. 113 Porter street
Shaw Henry, 10 George street
Smith James, Blake street
Smith John, 53 New George street
Smith Thomas, 43 Porter street
Spikins Benjaniia, i Waltham street
StiUwdl William, 35 Chariot street
Stockdale Wm. Geo. E. 45 Chariot st
Stratford Jt Mullett, Chapel street
Stratford John Robert 9 West street
Thompson Samuel, ao Aulabry road
Thompson Saml. ^ Great Tliomton st
Tividale John, 30 Trippett
Ward John, 7 Regent's ter. Aniaby road
Willoughby Geoive Pentith, 40 Bond
street Jt 38 Littb Albion street
OAKB BBOKBBS.
Set Broken — Cake.
OAEB IDBBOHAirrS.
Set Oil Cake iftrchaxts.
CUknX 'WOBKBB.
Hare Richard, 4 Providence pi. Brook st
OAF KAKTrPAOTirBBBS.
Set Hatters ^c.
OABOASB BUTomma.
See Suteieri — Carcase, •-,
OABMKH.
Allison John Sarge, 44 Daltry street '
Andrew Joseph, i Air street, Sculcoatss
Atkin Thomas, no West parade
Bays Richard, 83 Witham
Bi^in John, Preston
Blades John, Cottingham rd. Newland
Boynton John, 6 Worsley street
Brabiner William, 38 Colliers street
Ducker E. Lambert st St John's wood
Hewson Thomas, s WDliam Henry's
terrace, Derby street
WI—OAS, 209
Kirb^ William, i; Symons street
Lickiss John, Souttergate, Hedon
Norris Samuel, 73 Seaton street
Smith Daniel, Sonttergate, Hedon
Storrjr Geo W. Church st. Scolooates
Tomhnson Richard, 17 Reform street
Wheal James, Fountain road
Wilkinson M. 7 Bromley st. Sculcoates
Woodmemcey J. Ma||dalen gate, Hedon
Wright John, 3 WeUugton bne
CABFENTBBS & JOIHBBS.
See alto SSiip Carpenters,
Allan George, 28 Bond street
Allan George Alexander, Sutton
Anderson John, 125 Walker street
Appleton J. P. 15 Cranboiune street
Barchard Wm. 23 Somerset st. Nwngtn
Bamby F. J. 5 Clifford st Dock street
Batty F. J. George street, Hedon
Beevers Richard, 9 St. Luke's street
Bell Thomas Johnson, Portland place
Bennett Heory, 37 New George street
Bentham Isaac Abbott, 115 Porter street
Bodie Thomas F. Holdemess road
Bortterill Geo. 186 Waterloo street north
Bousfleld John, 36 Leonard street
Bray Wm. G. 14! Clarendon st. south
Brentano James C. Caroline place
Brocklesby George, 4 George yard
Brown Alfred, i East parade, BoldemesK
road Je Princess street
Brown J. 17 Cottingham ter. Drain side'
Brambey k Taylor, 36 Woodhouse-
street Hedon road
Brumby Ellerby, Temple street
Buck William, ;8 Jenning st. Grores-
Barton John, 41 Freehold street
Butterick Wm. Cooper, 80 Lime street .
Carr Richard Towers, 47! HopWDod st
Carr Bobt. Mill yard, Holdemess road.
Cannt Joseph, 44 Lansdowne street
Chapman Geo. 16^ BlundeQ street
Clough William, 18 Brunswick grove-
Clough William, 59 Feel street
Colley WiUiam, Union st. Baker street
Collier John, 331 Walton streetNewing* -
ton Je 8 Cogan street
Cooper R. 10 Beeton st Holdemess road
Cooper Robert 9 Waller street
Connland William Hy. 81 Hessle road
Cowl John, Sutton
Craker David, Hall street
Curtis Robert Aniaby
Danby William Watson, ai Cottingham
terrace. Drain side
Derneley Alwin John, 68 Sprmg street
Dibb Herbert Emanuel, .-^ilClarendon st
Dibnah Thomas, 10 North street
Ditchbnm Henry Simpeon, 79 Lime st
Doughty Walter, 70 Walker street •
Drayton George, 8 St. Paul's street
Dring Samuel, 180 High street
Dmry Charles, Langdale buildings; .
Beverley road
Edlington John, i Newland Tofts lane
Everett James, 17 Finsbary street
Evington Chas. ^nith, i St. Silas street
Fenton William, i Lucas square
Fewlass F. R. Magdalene gate, Hedon
Fewlass Robert, 3 New Garden street
Je 35 Percy street
Fillingham William, 38 Sutton street-
Finch George, Trippett street
Frank John, 134 St. Paul's street
Gbirbutt John Wm. 69 Regent street*
Gibson Leonard, Hessle
Gibson Bobert, 7 Wellington mart
Gibson Thomas, 4 North -walls
Gilbot John, 17 Mason street
Good-win Joseph Jarvis, 83 QunpbeU st
Grassby Henry, 104 Cumberland street
Gray Wi^iam, 16 Hanover square fc
Stewart's yard, 153 High street
Green John Henry, Hessle
Gunnee John, Cottingham rd. Newland
Gunnee John, Newland, Cottingham
Habberriiaw R. Je Son, 13 West parade
Habbershaw Jn. 56I Somerscales street
Halerow James, Holdemess road
Hall Henry, 53 Constable street
Hall Thomas, ao} Hessle road
Dia|j;|<i,by
9roaa ¥
^iQ QmnrrQOA
Hall wai^uinfj &c fMiorpe ttreet
Hancock Jopii,'pt. itmi'a street
Hatfiel4 Bmr^.fi GrifMiojf street '
Hodnquui.f. ir!a3Cftva:atrBe(» Stepney
Holmes George W. ^o.Wilton, street
Houlton John, 9 k 10 Sooth, street
HoHlton John, 4 Vicar lan^
H9wlettW. H. I Station^;. West street
Hunt Edward^ 35 i^onntiuB road. >
Hunter W. E. 3 Tadman st. Heasle road
Hyde 'Eiyri. 50 Welliiigtwi lane
Jefferson G. M. .8a, St.. John's ftreet
Johnson A. P. 4 Wilmington, Grof^ea
Johnson Samnel,, 15 k 16 Norfolk «tr«et.
Johnson Thomas, $1 ClareuddD street .
Jones Arthur & O9. 5 ^Amdel street,
Qoldspiessrood' ...
KelUy John Henry, Hal) street '
Kendall Thomas, 4 Baker street
KenniiwhAai Wm. .F.- id Gjww.yard
lamb Henry, 30 It 31 George ywrd
Tfd4 ^i^iPto £:«<ii< i^^M^fWT*!^
Toft J. Chancery bniMingSr-Manor street
toDfOirMliaB, 70 Spring street .
pap John Edward,- 9 WaAe«lpo ftreet
Train John Edward, 40 Wineolfftl^
Trowell k Blackbqm, as Osborne .street
l^lke Ttioi)»aj|Ll39 Falkei; street ,
Tnlley ChwlM, i7.Bafi»s(an.fftreet
Tolley Charles, ^7 QreenJiue. . .
Tatty James, 32 ^MuUqT'. S^TW* b 4}
^.Trinity street . , • . ,
Vickerman William, 51 Hedqn road
Wa<>>ey, J. Q. 59 PvfUin at. N^wington .
.Wales Mrs, P. S. aS Edward ^tteet .
.Walker Gwrge, 75 fieform street '
Ward Joaaipb, 59 Sossell street
Ward Thonias, 18 St. Silas 'street
Webster .John William, a Spencer street
Whitiield WUliBoi R, i Nile stiee^
Whorter Thomas, Park lane
Wilkinson Jesse Jospph, 5 Perrott street
Wilkinson Joshua Joseph, 5 Parratt st
[tavx&i]
Lancaster , W., a6 Qoynton. at, BopleT]ard Willingham Thos. G. 38 Morpeth street
Leckeniy John, 46! Queen street k 35 Woodall James, Baker street
Edward's place ,. WormaldWilliam,i66 Waterloo 8t.north
Lfg^tpwlar ^siOrorqp st,Holdemessrd Wright P. k E. Hallgate, Gottingham
Ling George, 397 Waterloo st. north
Lisw WillSwQ, Portland plncQ ....
McLeod Benjamin, '99 Adelaide street
McLeod William, 4 Adelaide street,'
Martin George, Portiiand place
Maynard Benjamin, a8 Loodesboro' St.
Sledfortb Gewge, 37 Seaton streeit ■.
Miller William, 34 Dnrham street
Morris D. 34 Br^fht St. Holdemess road
Moulson Priaderiok Joshua, it Great
P^aag^ street k Marine row
Murray Wm. 34 Humber Dock street
Mp«gr»re B. jun. WiUnington, Grovea
IVeal Brothers, 3 Temple street
Nelson Bobert, to Brunswick avenue,
Beverley road
Nicholson G. 74 Cogan st. k 88 Lister st
Nightingale Thomas, 8^9 MncheU st '
Nightingale William, 48 Beeton street,
Holdemess road
Xurthgravea James, 39 Bose street
Nurse George, Hessle
Oxl^ Frederick Gale. 67 Hopwood st
Paget W. 84 Peel st. k 3a Hopwood st
Peacock Heniy, aS Rose st. SiRin estate
Piercey William, i Willow grove, New-
Uind, Tofts lane ■ ■
Pinder Williaoi, Hedon road
lyignall WiHtam, 6a Francis st. east-
liamsdale Wm. jnn..6i Cumberland st
Ramsey Jobifi, School street
Ramslukir J. W. H. J&esale rd, Newngta
Hamskin Edward, 39 liockwood street
ReimardsDu.B., Market hiU, Hedoa
Itobinsen George^ Lpckwood street
Robinson Walter, iii| West parade .
Rndson Henry, Hessle
Russell Wm. 5 Beaamont at. Drypool
Sarge Mark, 17 Longdonst. Newington
Sargeantson Thos. joGoiilton street' ■
.Scott Geo. Lucas, 89 Church 8t.Drypool
Sergeant Bobert, a All Saints' street
■Simpson John Jli Son, -Grafton street,
Newington • ■ , •-
Singleton John, Newton terrace. Bod-
bourne street. Boulevard
Skinner Jos;^ Ton^, 17 Wright street
•Slingsby W. H. 14 Hodgson st. Groves
Smith John, 174 High street
Smith John William, Anlaby rued
.Smith Thos. Richard, 42J Pryme street
Sonley John, jun. Sutton ,
Speck Robert, 64 Campbell street
Spink William, 9 Blandell street
Stcpbenson Jobs, 4. Russell street
Stevens Jitmes; Beverley road
Stevens James, 11 Temple street -
Stockton Johii, 35 Parratt St. Newingft^'
Stones John, 6 ^nnon street
Storm Edw^, 6a Queen street
Thirsk Cbu9. 43 3eaton streit
Thompson Norrison, 6 Baker street
Thompson Wm. ,105 Hessle road. ..
Thofley James, ^f^irtoa ter. S^n\ey sii
Tipple George, adr Clarendbja ^freeit
Todd Horace OavUl, AnIaDy road —
Wright feter. King .street, Cotti^gham
OAXFET MAXBB.
Oibb Jobn, 16 Osborne .street,
aA.BfET VAOtOBA.
Marshall ft Snelgrove, lo.to 30 VeVe st
k 334 to 348 Oxford st. London u
OABnST WASBHOXrSBS.
Austey Bemal, iSa, Jarrctt street
BUdontCo. "BonMarchS," 3^ 39*
40 Prospect street
EastenJotm k Sons, 8 Market place,
. See advertisement
Maw, Till, Eirke k to, aa Bridge street ;
4, 5 & 6 Dock Office road & 16 Jc 41
Qiarlatte street
OABBIAO-B BTnX1>BBa.
, . Sm Coach f Carriagt Buildera.
CABBZAOB FAIirCEBS.
See Coach ^ Carriage Painters,
OABT OWHBB.
See Camun.' '
OAB'i'WUIOHTS.
VSee JfTuelwrights.
CABVBB8— WOOD.
GrasBbyWm. Baymond, Anlaby road
[Matsere Daniel, KiroUne place'
Palmer Joseph, Baker street
Walton Robert, 44 Brook street
CABVBB8 & (HZJiVaa.
Casson Witham, 31} Bond' street
Colbridge Robinson, $7 Brook street
Dawson James, 70 Cogan street
Priston Frederick E. 31 Leonard street
Friston Henryj 15 Porter street
Hewlett £. k Son, 40 Savile street
Piper John Walker, 14 AKred street
Smith Wni. Daggett, 6kx6 Grimston st
Spencer JosephL. 16 Neptune street
iTiom Wnilam Pettingell, i Wright st
WiddasjOeorgei 6 'Bond street
Wilson Thomas, 3 Lower Union st. k 3
Robinson's buildings. Bridge street
M'ilsoD VbaamB, fan. 84 Osborne street
OABK VtEROnAXTB.
^ightsales John, ao^ Hi^ street
Stephenson Samuel, jun. Janning street,
Groves &■ Lime street ,
OATTLB DBAXBBa
Ashbridge Thomas, Heasle - -
BaektBth George, 16 Lock-wood street
iCape Joseph,' Anlaby
Eaaterby John Santon, v; Market plac&
Pranksea Jota, 37 Nile street
Johnson Daniei, Havonside, &edon
t-ear John, i Beann^t'^treeti Drypool
SlDtfaer )anmpi»,,<icorae,st.Ca<Hag;iiini,
Straker Richard, Pre*^
TomlinapB.'^Sm. J^va^ BiondeU^ tarra,
iW«afr9n4.*Ve^»U. Piestoa •
OA.1?!FIiB SAXiB^KX^f.''
&tSaie$'mn,:-Catf if. "'.'■.
OATTCB «o<rD TuatrrpSM.
Bmrft P<f^ Cattle ^eed'Co. (CWle*
Qoijham Howiird^ man.), Scott street
Myers Thofaias, 7 Jarratt street "
OBKBNT HAirUBACTtTXBBS.
Brown Martin k Co. Liihited, Morlcy
St. Stoneferry ; otSce, 6 BowIaQey la
£arle George k Thomas ; offioes, 7. Pier
street ;,woric%'.Glassliou^ road, WH-
mWto'n ■■■■•■
Peck Henry k. Co. ; works, C^t^ch ft,
Sculcoates ;' office, 9 St. John's street
■ OBKBTBBIBS.' '
Drypool (Jn. Middleton,snpt.}J)iedonrd
Hessle Boad (George HeOftal,. fupt.V
Hessle robd, NeWingtos
Holy Trinity, Castle street '
Hull Borough (Wilsdn Scdtt, supt.^
Hedon road - -
Hull General (^««rd-)feqaeB^ sec. k
supt.) ; office. Spring bank
Jews' end BmrUl Gfoohd, Heskle road
OHAIB MAKiBBS.
Honband Wm. 36 Pulman st. Newingtn
Howlaad Ralph, 46 Upper Union street
Norris Joseph,' 8 SdieatoA street ' '
Faterson Joghua,'VentnTe pi. Colliers st
Bussell Waliam {tdfiolitale), 3 Marl-
borough terrace
Stratfbrd k MoBett,' Chapel street
CHAIiK KAKUVACmBBBS.
Grays(The) Chalk Quarries Co.Limited,
90 Lower Tbamei st. London *.tr,i,A.
W. Channer, sec. ; R. F. MacGr^or,
' manager)
CSAICBBB 07- C01KKXBC&
Hull Chamber of Commerce k Shipping
(Joseph Gregson, sec), Kxrhange.
Bowlalley lane ' - "
CHBBsB VA0T088.
Dalton Joseph &<>}.' .13, 13 A 14 Black-
frisrgate k 77 Mytongate
CHBICCCAI,. vuxxr&js 'httcks.
See Mmnmr* Xatntfaotttrtrt.
OU. Kino AT» MAH gBB HBBS.
See Manure Jferehantt.
OHBUXSTB-AWAXTnOAi.
Penney Mtilgrave Daniel, 15 High street
Robinson &tt f.k.s.e., f.i.o., f.C.s.
Royal institution, Albion st'. i r<«. 11
WilbeTforee street, Anlaby rbad
0:SlUa8I— SCAWPAOWBin}.
Hart George William, Hull Bank -works,
Green lane, Newland & Lowery's
wharf, Lime St ; office, 9 Scale lane
OHBiaSTS * SBTlTOaiStB.
Harked tlina * are TharmaceiitiaBl Chemists.
Akeeter Joseph C 79 fiessle road
Anholm August, 1 1 Smeaton street
Applel^r 'George Thomas, 50 Mytongate
Banks RKGert, icto Porter street
•Baytites Jamesi 34 Waterworks street
Bell Charl^ Baihes, fi.Sprin^ bank
Biffiuny Laurence M. Holdemess- road
BuBNETT WniTVi, Aletandra phar-
macy, Alexandra arcade, Hedon mad :
^ips' triedicine chests, new or refitted
CUn^bffl'tihkrlea,' 60 Marlc^^pWce '
Cartwright Wm. Hess)e,r(^ Sffsniagtoa
Chapman Edward John, ^'dyUss street
Chapman JoBe{di« 4^ Norlbtk Areci,
'♦Chapmtui Wm, Fi^'53 Wifham,, .
Coiuens John Statner, 19 Leomnrd st
Digi
izedbyVjUUyiC
\kOU.^'
TaADES.
Da ForgM JoaBph H. 6i Lqwgnte :
Diiim Wni.'BaUg»te, Cottingham ,
Dolaon Joka£eaJ.. 47 Orfeat Union st
Dodda WQliani,' 13 Hfladf'roed
Dnnlop John, 70 Oabame street
OjKB George, 19 Mytongate
*EarIe Pranda, i2 Market jiiace ^z
Eicreet Jamea; 46 Beaumont st-Drypool
Pishei John Bobart, 5 Withsia
Fowler EdviD, '183-. JBean itreet & 5
Cljde terrace^ Hewie road
IHiik Heoif:, 153 .Great Passags itreet
ua»oi> Ctaiten PahaeT' (axon.- of), 16
WhiteCrialgate. - Seesdvert
Gt'beoa.WiBiamt TB^Cag^ street
GcMsaitb WiUiuBj 39 fencer street
Gitgonr.&'fi. B-Nortbpai. Beverley rd
UrinkllW^iaD^ M Pbu-l^ea street
GruidcU Jdm, 60 Paragon street
Grmnee Sanrnel, 40 Cbarioit str^t
Qal Eiwin, 75 Leonard street '
♦HaU genry ^l(t.. F, i BeTeriey road
HanuQond Wm. H^: i Caroline street
Hay Wm. 4 {teoeat's ter.' Aniaby road '
Hebblethwaite 6.A.69Cbnrch st-Drypool
Bigihniofr Oaarge S. 46 Watervorka st
Holder Sbs. EUoOietb, a8 Winopknlee
Honingnrorth J. ^ Neir C^eorge street
Holmes James William, sg Praepect 8t '
Hotua Gbob*^ 69^ Boldenieas roeA ;
prnprietor of Hoylea' Cantharidine
Balm tec. ke
Hodson John W. 35JeniliDgat Orores
Jabb £dvard, 7 p&riot street
Kellington Mark 'Laisk, 47 Bropk' sttee't
Kenny Thomas, BeverUy road
Kirise George, 53 Wellington lane
Kirkns Francis, 37 Fountain road
Kirkns John Blcbard, 45 Witham
•Kirton Christopher H. 53 Sevile street
Kitching Samael, 8 Prospect sti;eet
Lambert Frederick Ernest, io Coharg
terrace, Aniaby rood
♦Lmcohi J. T. M.p.s. , 37 Chariot street
k Trinity street
Longley Jae«>h, HaUgate, Cottingham
l»tea Wm.' Lowson, 31 Mytongate
Mxnden James B. 50 Bhnket row-
•Metotfea L. 13 Whitefriargate
M3iKr John George^ i Oslxime streafei
Moontain J.J. 115 Great Thomtdn street
Ma9 Kichd.53 BamMtaa st; & 37 York st
Oldham James, 44 Hesste road k Idving-
staie terrace, Anloby road
OvbridgB Wrtte< T. 76 Porter street
*FickeringAtkinsiiB 45 liowgate
Piicx WiuuMr II Witbam ; proprietor
of Price's brash poli^ t famitnre
cream
Boberts Bobert, 43 Porter street
Bobinsoa Tlymas Wai^ 9 Myton street
^anby Bdirard. 79 West parade
^Jcaman Newoome, Hesale '
^vWacd^.fiCtariesetrset '
Sbepherdson WeUmm, aj-lioirgate
^^e Edward, 5 Qoeen street
^oniter. James M James Stewart^ St
ingnrtina gste, Hedon.
StaningWltr.lKeiringtoii Til8.Aniaby rd
^jtringer Charles, 14 Efedon road
■Stnbbs Edwin, 3 Montreal terrace,
Spring bank .'
Tebb JoLi, 98 Chmirfa street, Drypool
Temple Fredk. -Stsniy, 7 Hessle road
Threr James, 43 Ohariot street
Walton Wm. Hy. 64 Spring" bank & 9
Kingston tanaos, Hessle road
Winteside Mrs. BebecGB,49 North street
n'ilsnn Kichardaon, 7s Hessle roMl
^ous k EDia, a'Carr lane '
WondniSa John Stobin, 71 Qaeen street
OHIOOBT OBOWEB.
U«toD William, ^thdringtoix buildings,
49HighstUet '.,,,.
CUIJUIICY i>l!BOB']j(AJrt}'FAqT
Ttmibta^BNAJ|OEU.BD.
Kingnoa enaaaeUsd'.fiMtt Ceu (Hem^BinnttAiA!att,45.WfaiteMngate
r,- : ,^ r^., -,-^. works ■*
toe,' Park road ; monut6ailtal iapiil.
Spring baak., SaeadTerti^mekit
,CIUMHKZ"Cf WflJU'lUI& .
Allwood Benj&min, |o Garden street
Beriy- David,. Hessle
Barton Inman, 8 AUred street
Cane James, 33 plasgow stir^e^
Clark Thomas, 6. Kingston pi. Porter st
Heaton Harry, 5 Alfnd street
HonsIey'Thos. i Stepney la.Beverley rd
Mitchell John, 6 Mason streeit
Osborne John, The Cottage, WisUiksr
atreett.Hewington
Oscroft James, .71 Liddtdl street
TatUson George, 96 Witham
Ptttisnt >(as.^ack's pasaage»,Cli«rch la
Fattison John, 84 Great Thornton street
It 3 West psjrade
Hiohardsbn Saml. Norfhgate.Cottlngfam
Sudkin Jogepb,8 Union court, Chardi la
8ttnm«m-J<dui,' 34 Bonth street
Walker William, Hesale
Wilkinson ' Charles, 9 Marlborqogh ter
Wilkiijson Thomas, la Hopery street
Wilkinson WiBism, 37 Spencer street
Wilson F. ft Son, 20 Worship street
Wj-att Lake, 37 Garden street
csuta, aiiABs & KAiursaN
WABiP DEA|<EBd.
AlbLnson .George, I Melbonrne terrace,
Hessle road
Paker.John;. f Uarlborongb.terraca.
Bean Edwin, i^ Campbell tejctfce
Biggins JBichard, 16 Castle street ft 49
Adelaide street
Bond Bobert, 13 Prospect street
Braithwaite William^ 15 Sykes street
Brayshaw Samuel, 33I Lincoln street
Brogden Bobt. Colgreave,3o Cleveland st
Caine John Joseph, Carr lane
Campbell Willism, 16 Caroline street
Crabtree Sampson, 1 1 Charles street
Davis T. T. 32 St. Lake's street
EUerker Thomas, 49 Liddell street
England John, 33 Salthouse lane
Farr W.. 3 Hmnber ter. Holden^fss road
Fisher Richard, 25 New George street
Fost^ Robert,. 47 Prospect street
Pussey W. 23 Ocean place, Aniaby road
Goldman Israel, 70 & 72 Brook street '
Biire Geo. Smith, 6 Holderne^ arcade,
Witham
Hirst Thomas, 14 Spring bank
Hopkinson Mrs. Jane, 41 Camberland st
HurrpU Henry, 56 Bropkatreet & 17 St.
Jobji's street
Kcstpher Edward' Swiriboorne, 3 Ttia-
porinm buildings, S);>ring bank
Ltadlfej^ John, .189 Waterloo street north
Matthews E. 34 Nayiof's row, Drypool
Morley Thomas, 63 Spring street
Oglesby Rd. it Son, 32 ft 33 Eh;mber $f
Peel John, 19 Jarvis street, Groves
Pexton Mrs. Ann.'SS Oxford' Street
Powell Joha, '49 Cogan street
Ritchie Georm, Holderpess road .
Rivers Mrs. Sll?a, 17 LondesbOro' street
SchoQdd Edward James, 37 Scott street
Smith John, 147 Walker street
Smith Miss Sarah,42 Grtet Union street
Steele John, 50 Was^nd! street
Tate William, 50 Whitefriargate
Ward Henry, ss Scott street ...
Watts Robert, 83 ft 83 West parade
Webster John William,8p Leonard street
Wheat John, fig Walrasley street
Wilkinson John, 142 Porter street
Wilkinson Johji, J36 Waterloo st. nOTth
Young Bpbert, Green lane, Newland .
Young , Robert, Hull bank, ; Npwiand,
jpot^ngham ,
dHIBO?OI>ZSI. ' .
Parbstein Joel, ao Story street
0H0CQi.A.7;i! MAinnPSS. ,
Compdynie ^rttncaisf (Pelletier ft Co.)..
69 Berm^fliflsey fj#*, rg^,: I«ojji^qu *.«
amumoMXTBXL
taam Edward, Pdstsrngste : -...-< vi
~ I Jofaii ftCc. vi Watertkotkx-stHset
Smith Edwin, It Hnmber Dock afirtaet '
Stevenson ft Gifason,White H<frsa.yai4>
Market phux .■';','
dZVIZi 'HNaULUBBS. ■
■SUBagiiuers-'-CivU. '
OTiHANBHS. '
Set Dyers %■ Cleanirs. . ■'
OIiOOK A XATSAiAZ..9X.BS:-'-
See JTatch ^ Cltek Jfattriat Deoiefs. .'
OLOO & TXTTSS JtAKSBB.' \
Stafford James, 63 Mytongate
Turner Thomas, 35 Mytongate
Walsh Mrs. VXcffM, 100 Lime street ,'.
OLOTE DEAIiSS ^VBiBSAXt. '
Stather Charles, 46'Speacer street . .
CLOTHES tiSJkSJBBB.
Marked thoa * are BeoendUand Clothes Din.
Aadorson Jamss, 11 Cross street
*Baker John, 13 AUred street
Bamett Barney, 61, 6a, 63 ft .£4 Carr !»'.
^BartramMrs. Ml A. 16 Strickland st:
'Baxter Henry, 55 Comberlaod stieet
Baxter James, 33Hamber Dock street -
*Baxter Samael, 17 Jsiming St. Grove*.
*Bi^by John,. 19 Scott street
Boyle John, Sntton bank
*Bravo Antonio, Great Passage street .
*Brittain Mrs. Maiy, 30 Bond street
*Bucklfiy John, 14 Scott street
Bush Fredk. W.i Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Butterworth George 1*1108. 33 Bridge st
Cahalin Peter, 33 West street
*CaHe Edward, 61 ft 62 West street
•Carver Mrs. C. 33 Hodgson st. Groves
*Chapman George, 14 Aldborough st '
CQark Robert, 11 Portland street
Clarke A. ft Go. 34 Waterworks street ••
Clarke Wltr. G.73 Carr la.ft i Engine st
ClaytaD^teorge, 53 Holdemess road ■
*Cockerline Henry, 28 South street
Cohen Salomon, 67 Queen street
*Coa]8on Mrs. A. 5, ^ ft 7 Sooth street ,
*Coulson Homer, 5» West street
•Conrteney John, 7a North street
*Cray.tbom. .Mfred, 8 Jane street
*Creightoa James, 9 North walls
Gross George, -53 Chareh stjreet, Drypool
•Daley Joseph, 55 New George street
Ddfosa Joseph, 66 Market puca ft^ i ft» •
Silvep street
•Dinsdale Mrs. Eliza, 139 Porter street
•Dixon Mark, i St. Paul's street
fDobeon Mn. Cathsrine, 16 Weptstieet
•Dobson John, aoj Sykes street
•Edlington J. 48 Lorwer Union str^t ■ •
•Edwards) MiSi Emma, St. Baul's street
Farrer Stephen. £7 Witham
•Filldmvg Isaac, 9 Cross street
Foi^msB WiUiam Henir, 52 West sU'eet
•Forrest Darid, 26 Little Queen street .
•Fowler George, 135 St. Paul's street-
•Freedman David, 44 West street
•Frost Alfred, 36 Walker street ;
WJaidioei David, ifi Sco^t street .
•Gibson John, 3 William's place. Chap-
man street, Wilmington
Gleuon Patrick, 55 West street
Goldstien Abrsm,. 34 Adelaide street
Oorden AUred, 15 Wate^house lane ■
•Gratem.Mrs. Sarah, 18 Beformstr^efr
•Grant Bobert, 48 Blackfriargate
GrantWilliam HsnryJ 8 Waltham street
•GraiAbaio John, 7S Porter street. .
Otaaaby John; 96iSslthonse lane
•Hagar John William, 5 Garden streat
•Hsll'Mis. I4*atet 9 Oab(«a«!«tr«et '
•Hall Tbonua, iii Porter street .
•Hall William, 38*. Portarctmet.
AHarirap Cfaaa. mf Selby sti: Newiqgton .i
•Harrison Mrs: Rose, -as Edwardfatnet
•HewsoB James, iSo.Wsvsrley.stisst -
BiggitaaMialHwl, {^^XriMstt.:. .v ;•. \i
HULL J4?Uu^ie
212 CLU— COA
ICu/rma nTSJUXBa—contintud.
Hni Jamet k Co. io6 Heasle road ; 36
Promect street k 8 Silver street
*HiU Mrs. Sarah, 81 West street
Hodgson Jeremiah k Hartha,5z Brook st
'Hoire John, 18 Caroline street
•Hnnt John, 19 Scott street
•Hunt Hra Mary, 91 Bobinson row
*Hnrat Mrs. Maria, 7 Machell street
Hyam Wm. 87 Bright st. Holdemess rd
*lBenbergSimon, 38 Blackfriargate
*Jarrett Benben, 45 Dock street
•Johnstone Arthur, 54 New George street
*Keelty James, 31 k 3a Sonth street
King Thomas, 91 Queen street
Kirk Henry, no Witham
•KHching Joaeph,34 Hodgson st. Groves
Ladofski Mark, la Humlwr Dock street
*I<agoarieBartholomew,5o 6t. Passage st
Lancaster ft Co. 13 fc 13 Waterworlu st
*Leary Mrs. Mary, 30 Jenning street
Uoyd Benjamin, i Davis street
*Landy Michael, 4 Burden street
McLonghlin James, 13 Trippett
McLoughlin William, 4 West street
HcQoire Peter, 3 Cross street
*MaTitch Samuel, i Cross street
*Markham Mrs. Elizbth. Gt. Passage st
Miles John, 41 k 43 Hedon road
*Minahall William, 4a Fountain road
*Mosessen Moses, 34 Blanket row
'Mousey Wm. Val«itine, 8 Lime street
*Mnrphy James, 47 West street
•Naylor Wm. 163 Church St. Sculcoates
Newby James, 8 Great Passage street
*Newsom William, 8 Korth walls
Norman Thomas, 36Torter street
*NoveIl Mrs. Mary, 13 Strickland street
•O'Neill William, 34 Garden street
Fanton William, i Trevor street
Phillips Bros. 39 Silver street
•Pickering Joseph, 55 Spencer street
•Ramster William, 33 Wassand street
•Rayner William Viuentine, A7 Porter st
Beubin Hiller, 76 Hessle road
•Richardson Richard, 05 Cumberland st
Rickerby Mrs. S. i^ New George st
Ripley William, 48 Hedon road
•Robertshaw Robert, 3 Finkle street
•Roe Richard, 38 Mason street
•Rohrich Mrs. A. 33 Waterhonse lane
Roseman Jacob, 4 JMnces Dock street
Rnler John Francis, 39 West street
•Satten Henry, 3 Witty st. Newington
Short Miss Jane, 11 Waltham street
•Short Mrs.SarahM.3 Londesboroogh st
•SidebothamJn. i Albert arcade, Hessle rd
•Smith John, 35 Hnmber street
•Smith Wm. Henry, 35 Lincoln street
•Sowery Jennie, 183 Waterloo streetlnth
Stewart Mrs. Margaret, 4 Cross street
Stinson John, 5a Gt. Union street
•Stretton Henry, 50 Scarborough street,
Newington
Sutton Brothers, 49 Porter street
Taylor James, 31 Gibson street
•Taylor Joseph, 39 ^lencer street
•Thompson William,4Jenning st. Groves
Thompson Wm. 33 k 34 Queen street
•Thurlow Mrs. Ann, 73 Liddell street
•Tindale Mrs. J. C. 33 Caroline street
Tiplady Henry, 14 Gt. Passage st
Tntynor James, 44 Spencer street
Turner William, 57 Buckingham street
Wallis John, 101 Thomas at. Drypool
•Warren John, 13 Wilmington, Groves
Weinbaum Max Leo, 414 Mytongate
•Wilson Mrs. Ann, 48 AldborouSi st
Wilson Mrs. S. A. 83 Church st.Drypool
•Woodward Wm. 63 Gt. Passage street
OI1UB8.
Albert Club Co Lim. (Robert Hodgson,
hon. sec.), Sonth side, St. Andrew's
dock
Hull (W. H. Mines, sea), Lowgate
Hull Constitutional (Hark Bean, hon.
sec. ), a6 Georse street
Hull k East Ridmg (Johannes Herdford
Thenlman, chairman; William Fogill,
secretary ; k Benj. Lavis, steward),
II Regent's terrace^ AnUby road
TRADES.
Hull Savage (Chas. Morrill, president ;
Henry MorriU, secretary ; Charles
Noble k Thomas Newton, treasurers),
Ordnanoe nlace, Drypool
Hull Town dwcket ^Arthur Wood, hon.
sec. ), Argyle strfln
Hull United LibeiU (John O. Wallis,
hon. sec. ), 3 Albion street
Newington Conservative (Wm. Burley,
sec.), 81 St. George's road
Scandmarian (P. A. Pedersen, treasurer),
I JarTatt street
Trinity Provident Gnb Boom (Zebedee
Scaping, agent), Postemgate
Workmg Hen's (Geo. Smith, manager).
Beets court. Blanket row
OOAOH & OABBZAOB BLSBS.
Adkins Thomas, 20 Walker street
Annison Edward Stewart, 34 Witham
Bridges Harry, Carr lane
Bubbings W.E.Ea. parade, Holderness rd
Dales Wm. 10 Pnlman St. Newington
Harrison W. 9 Frederika ter. Aniaby rd
Lloyd k Andrews, 5 Brook street
Uoyd B^- ft Son, 3 Chapel street
Mackrill George, 14 Wright street
Megginson Wuliam, 8 William street
Moore James, 19 Brook street
'WhitakerCharles, 3Gt.Union st. Witham
Winter Francis John, Baker street
WoodheadAukland, Church st. Sculcoates
OOAOHftOABBZ AOB FAINTBS.
Andrew John, 3 Grosvenor street
Frith JohnEdwd.Northgate,Cottingham
Jones William, 3zo Regent street
OOAOH SMITHS.
Firby ft Son, Princess street
Lord Robert^ 16 Little Queen street
OOAIj AOBmS.
See Agents — Coo.'.
COAIj DSAI.EB8.
Andrews Joseph, 1 1 Sitwell st. Groves
Archer John, 91 Barmston street
Barker W. ft Son, 33 Cambridge street
Barker John, 73 York st Sculcoates
Barlow John, 38 Longdcn street
Battle Walter, 73 York street
Brant Wm. Mark, 49 Hodgson st. Groves
Burke Peter, 7 Cross street
Burton Thomas, 103 West parade
Carlin Joseph, Hessle
Chadbnrn Thomas, 36 Swann street
Clegg C.W. 3 Withernwicks yd.North st
Clifton Chas. 7 Argyle st. St. John's wood
Collier Robert, lao Begent street
CoUison Robert, Bronuey street
Cooling Joseph, 40 Symons street
Cooper H. 1 1 Crossley ter. Norwood st
Dearing Charles, 35 Durham street
Dearing Charles, Hessle
Dixon Chas. 14 Dean ter. Hopwood st
Dizon Chas. Hare, 6 Cave street. Stepney
Dossor George, 33 Finsbury street
Douglas John, 13 Princess street
Douglas William, 5 Blake street
Dukes George, 31 Hopwood street
Fairbanks Jas.4iBedoonme st.Boulevrd
Fisher Charles, 35 Canning street
Flower John, 53 Alexandra street
Gower Richard, 1x9} Day street
Grassby Henry, iig St. Paul's street
Hanton David, 17 Walton street
Hargrarea Samuel, Preston
Harrison Thomas, 40 Morpeth street
Harvev Thos. 14 Newton st. Bonlerwd
Hatfield Charles, 33 Walmsloy street
Hepton George, Cheapside, Groves
Hogarth Geo. la Hill's ter. West parade
Honfield George, Sitwell street, Groves
Honldin Thomas, 81 Hodgson st. Groves
Hunter Robertson Thos. 33 Clifton st
Husband Comey, is Pulman street
Irrin John, 3 Glasgow street
Kay Thomas, 34 Gibson street
Kitehing Henry, 33 AU Saints' street
Iiadicas Jacob, Craven st. Holdemess rd
[hull.]
Tiaming George, 14 Jane street
Laming Wm. 31 FUsley st. Newington
Matthews Henry, 183 Waterloo st. north
Milnes Thomas, 63 Clifton street
Morris Thomas, 13 Rodney street
Murrey James, Vernon st. St. John's wd
Pattrick George, 36 Alma street
ntts John, jun. 170 Regent street
Pitts John, sen. 99 Day street
Pitts Tom, 10^ Campbell street
Plowman William, 17 St. Silas street
Predgen John, 161 Regent street
Preston Mark, 33 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Pye David, 58 Tadman st. Hessle road
Roberts E. 10 Waller st. Holderness road
Roe Francis, 106 Cumberland street
Rust Isaac, Heasle road, Newington
Saunders George, i Bromley street
Sigswortb Mrs. Rachel, 76 Alicia street
Smith Geo. M. 35 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Storr Walter, 41 Tadman St. Hessle rd
Straker Robert, Preston
Townend William, 117 Durham street
Vemey Christopher, 70 Jackson street
Vickerman Robert, Wing st. Cottinghm
Vine George, 9 Bosamond st Boulevard
Walker Robert, Hessle
Watson Bros. Beck bank, Cottingham
Wandby John, 34 Somerset st. Newingto
Whitaker William, 7 Bean street
Wiles William, 7 Blundell street
Wilson William Henry, 5 Bean street
Wise Robert Swales. 191 Bean street
OOAIi KZPOBTBB8.
Atkinson George Thomas, Commercial
chambers. Princes Dock street
Bamett P. G. ft Co. Prussian chambers.
Poaterngate
Barton Richard, Commercial road
Cockedine W. H. ft Co. 5 Wellington st
Crqftm Shipping Co. Limited {The), 181,
Commercial road
Pyman, Bell ft Co. Hesslegate buiUlings,
Humber Dock street
Whitehead Henry, 4 Junction place
GOAL KBBOHANTS.
Anderson J. H. ft Co. 6 Bowlalley lane
Bannister A. ft Co. 4 Minerva terrace
Baron C. J. St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Batty Edward, Sheriff highway, Hedon
Batty John, 138 Waterloo street north
Oam'mell, Woolf ft Haigh, Kingston
chambers. Princes Dock street
Carr William, Church st. Sculcoates
Collison Robert ; office. County bnikl-
ings, Ijani of Green Ginger; wharf.
Church street, Scnlcoates
Douglas John, Reform street
I Dyson William ft Son, Lime street
Dyson William, jun. ft Son, i Colonial
chambers. Princes Dock street
Dyson Joseph, 19 Seaton St. Fountain rd
Gledhill Richd. West end. Queen's dock
Good Intent X}oal Suppljf AsaoeitUien,
West end. Queen's dock
Grantham Fredk. HaUgate, Cottingham
Grcenley George, 43 Neptune street
Hargreaves Abraham, 61 Wincdmlee
Hatfield John, 14 Milton street
Hodgson ft Co. Lime street
Hodgson Dales, St. Mark's street
Howden ft Wilson, Lime street. Groves
Hudson Henry, Stoneferry
Hull Coal Suvplg Aiaociation Limittd, f
George street
Jarvis Richard, West end. Queen's dock
Jordan Saml. 33 Havelock st. Newington
Kershaw Thomas, Haven, Hessle
Lanmlugh W. J. ft Co. 4 Savile street
Lord F. 9 Somers town, Holdemess rd
Meggitt Frederick C. Junction place
Meyer Julius, 17 Jarratt street
MickUfidd Coal A Lime Co. (George
Plummer, agent), Austrian chambers,
37 Humber Dock street
MilDes William, West end. Queen's dock
Monununt Coal Co. West end. Queen's
dock
Pattrick George, a6 Alma street
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[boll.]
Feara'Hi WflUun Charles, 9 Land of
Green Ginger & 5 GJ'praa arcade.
Spring bank
Foot miliam, 5 Baker itreet
Preston Thomas, inn. 5 Alfi«d street
Bichardson Hoffh ^ddifortb. King
street, Gottingham
Shiw Edward, West end. Queen's dock
Simony, Hasted fc Co. 8 Pier street
Simpson Henrj, Lime street
Smith, Kriiger & Co. 9 Fish street
Storrj- Geo. Wm. Chnrch St. Scnknates
StracWi H. fc Son, Colliers street;
Chnrch street, Scnlcoetes ; Hedon road:
Stepney Bailway station, Beverley road
k Wilmington, CrroTes; Holdemess
msd k 4 Jonction place
Stnchan George, 3 St. John street &
Wharf, Lime street
Stjnr Hmut Wharf (proprietors of)
(John Hy. Fwe, manager). Lime st
Tenniaan John, ninll
Terry & Batty, 26 Rnssell street
Thompson Edward k Sons, 1 1 High st
Thnmpaon William tc Son, a Nelson st
Thompson William Edward, 97 Spyree
street ; wharf, Lime street. Groves
Tinegate John, aa Cromwell street
Walton R. H. fc Co. 50 Savile street
W'ard John, West end. Queen's dock
Whitely Charles, Triffett
Wilburn Edwin & Son; ofBoe, Boyal
chambers, Wellington street; wharf.
Lime street
Wilkin Mrs. Mary, Panll
Wilsr>n Benj. C. i Kingston pi. Witham
Worms, Josse & Go. (W. A. Dearden,
agent), 6 Humber place
Tabsley Henry, Reform street
COS LXVB3EI OZIi IXPOBTBBS.
Brekke Lars ft 0>. 15 Blackfriargate
Smith Thomas James, 10 ft 11 North
Chnrch side
C07VBB ICBBOHANT.
Bnicklesby Moses, 6 Qoeen street
COFFBB BOASTBB.
Pattinson G. W. Wells yd.Waterworks st
OOFVEB BOOKS.
Blarkbara Robert W. 8 Blanket row
Bornton Wm. Robinson, 35 Hytongate
Britiik Workman (No. i) (Wm. PhUUps,
man.), ig5 High street
Dewick George, 49 Blanket row
Evbank G. R. 8 Ordnance pi. Drypool
Gaimben' Coffee' Hmue (Henry Sawyer),
107 High street
Gtwdhand Frederick,7 Alexandra arcade,
Hedon road
BuU PtofUt PMic Hoiue Co. Limited
'Xa. I) (Robert Newbomid, manager),
13 Malton parade ; (No. a), (Archibald
JIcTavish, manager). Railway street ;
<>'«. 3), (Peter Pashley, manager),
Oanaom lane; (No. 4^, (Christopher
Smith, manager;, Engme street ; (No.
5'. I Joseph Smitii, manager), 63 Pros-
feet street; (No. 6\ (WUIiam Pater-
son, manager), 78 Lowgate ; (No. 7),
(J. J. Firth, manager), Ciimberand
street; (No. 8), (WiUiam Bilton, man-
ager). Porter street; (No. g) (Francis
Stark, mana^), Witham ; (No. 10),
< Percival Ohver, manager), 39 Brook
street; (No. ti), (FnSk. J. Tasker,
manager), eS Paragon street; (No.
13), (Mit. H. Davis, manager). Park
patilion; (No. 14), (John Cockerill,
manager), 86 Qneen street ; (No. 15),
<(niristopher Smith, manager), 10 St.
John's street; (No. 16), (Mra. Rose H.
AjTe, manager), Silver street ; (No.
17). (Thomas Oarton, manager), Bev-
erley road. Stepney
Aaox David, North East end, Albert dock
Knox James, 47 Neptone street
"xigard Joseph, Newtown, Hedon road
3i*rshaU Robert, i Alexandra arcade,
Hedon road
TRADES.
Petrie Thomas, 4 Fish street
Ritchie James, 19 Postemgata
Sewer Henry, 16 Wincolndee
SoUey Samnel, 3 Anlaby road
Sykes James, 88 Lime street
fniberforee Cafi, 10 St. John street
OOVVIN VXTBNZTTTBB DBI.BS.
Baoh Tboa. ft Co. 53 to 57 Market {dace
COKE HEBCHAXTFB.
See al$o Coal Jferekants.
Blackbnm Jsph. ft Ca 6 Trinity Ho. la
OOIJ.BOTOBS— BBNT ft SBBT.
Gooday John, 3 Branswick avenne east,
Beverley road
Stephenson Thomas, 34 Vincent street
Storey Luke, 33 Bean street
Tnunble Willuun Ed. 93 Portland street
COLZiIBBT AQBirrS.
See Agents — Colliery.
OOI.i:.tBBT FBOFBIBTOBS.
Bower'e AUertm Collieries Co. (George
Blackburn, man.) ; office, 39 Humber
Dock street
Denaby Main Colliery Co. Lim. 5 Princes
dock ; offices. Princes Dock street
Featherstone Main Collieries Co. (F. P
Simpson, agent), 8 Pier street
Kiveton Park Coal Co. (John £. Tad-
man, agent), 3 ft 4 Princes dock;
offices. Princes Dock street ft Hesale-
gate buildings, Humber Dock street
Locke ft.Co. (William Dodgson, agent), 6
Minerva terrace
Manvers Main Colliery Co. 6 Princes
dock ; offices, Princes Dodc street
Pope ft Pearson Limited (Samuel Joseph
Cooper, agent), 7 Minerva terrace
Wells, Cookson ft Co. i ft 3 Savile
chambers, Savile street
OOIiOKIAI. BBOIEBBS.
See Brokers — Colonial.
OOIiOB HAKTrFACTTTBEBS.
BlnndeU,Spence ft Co. Limited,Beverley
road ft Bankside, Scnlooates
Chambers Thos. Fredc. ft Co. 31 High
street ft Kensington works, Oxford st
Davi8j.W.&Son, Wilmington ftaMyton pi
Fewster Thos. ft Son, 44 ft 44^ Sykes st
Glow & Rnnton, Westmoreland street,
Sculcoates
Hansell George, Oxford st. Sculcoates
Hirst ft Cooke, Raywell street
Button ft Co. 10 ft 14 North walls
Johnson Bros. Cleveland works. Air st
Merrikin Wm. S. Bankside, Sculcoates
Sanderson A. ft Co. Ropery street ft
Humber Bank works
Storry, Smithson ft Co. ; offices ft works,
Bankside, Sculcoates. See advert
Storry, Witty ft Co. 150 Church street,
Sculcoates
Todd Wm. R. ft Son, Toogood street ft
Kirkby street
Wrangham Richard W. Lime St. Groves
Westerdale ft Smith, 75 ft 117 ft 118
High street
Burrell ft Co. 117 ft 118 I<eadenha]l
street, London e.c
OOI.OB KBBCHAirrS.
Fox J. Wm. ft Co. Vernon street
Oanderton Brothers, 39 High street ft
Commercial buildings
Ostler Joseph Edward, 41 High street
OOU>BSEBN.
See Oil # Colormen.
COKHZSSION AOBNTS.
See Agents — Commission.
00ICPA8S JCAXEB8 ft AD>
JTTSTBBS.
Castle ft Pagan, Commercial road ft
English street
COD— CON 213
oovrBcnoimBs— wholes;..
Barber B. 3a Chariot st. ft Medley street
Bnrrell Frederick Wm. 7 Adelaide street
Clarkson Joeeph Reed, 13I Portland pi
Cook John, 139 High St. ft Market pi
Escreet James, 46 Beaumont st. Drypool
Foster Thos. Hopwood, 15 Osborne st
Jameson W. 79} Freehold St. See advrt
Read Richard 'Tonge, 19 Chariot street
ft 18 Clifton street
RichardsonO. W. Hessle rdJc 38 Porter st
Richardson William, Commercial load
ft 37 Myton gate
Wilson James, 58 I.owgate
Compoffnt Franfttise (Pelletjer fc Co.),
69 Bermondsey New road, London s.e
OONEECTIONtiSB ft PASTBY.
OOOBUS.
Allan Mrs. Sarah Ann, 36 Brook street
Allen Mrs. Mary, 65 New George street
Armit Miss Mary, 45 Seville stfeet
Banks Anderson, 13 Norfolk street
Barbor B. 33 Chariot si. ft Midley st
Barker Mrs. Sophia, 13 Carlisle street
Bell Mrs. Ann Elizabeth 34 Brook street
Bell Thos. Johnson, 5 Spring bank
Biglin Mrs. Rhoda, 49 Paragon street
BtadLbnm Henry, 31 New George street
Bbckman R. R. 18 Waterhonse uine
Bratesani Luigi, 63 Qneen street
Buckton E. 19 Oc^n place, Anlaby rd
Cherrv Walter, 16 Albert ter. Anlaby rd
Clare Herbert Wm. 66 Brook street
Cook Henry, 43 Qoeen street
Cook John, 33 Market place
Curtis Alfred, 39 Charlotte street
Curtis Thomas, 30 Charles street
Danby George Wm. 53 Mytongste
Dunn Miss Kate, Great Passage street
East Alfred, 84 Hessle road
Empson Charles Robinson, 3 West End
parade, Hessle rood
England Daniel B. King St. Cottingham
England J, 7 Sisters' ter. Beverley rnad
England Samuel, 40 Whitefriargate
Evison John, 6 Bridge street
FeatherstonWilliam,6 Londesborongh st
Fenton Robert H. 37 Winoolmlee
Fewster William Volora, Christopher st
Fothergill Charles, 17 Trippett
Gibson Miss H. 3 Waterworks street
Gould Charles, 13 Midland street
Grant John, 34 Terry street
Graystone James, 3 Witham
Hs^tadt Mrs. Sarah A. 33 Charles st
Haire John, 71 Francis street west & 8a,
Gnmston street
Harrison B. u Cobnrg ter. Anlaby road
Hawes Mrs. Elizabeth, 8 Charles street
Hill Frederick Wm. 9a Hessle road
Hill Richard, 7 Porter street
Hndson Richard T. 4 Waterhonse lane
Jameson WiUiam, 3 Zoological terraoe,
Spring bank ft Freehold street
Je£ferson Mrs. Sarah Ann, Beetonsville
Post office, Anlaby road
Johnson Mrs. Harriet, 38 Great Union st
Johnson Ridhard A. so Marlboro' ter
Jowett Robert, 70 Hessle road
Keighley Henry, 39 New George street
Kendall Arthur, 48 Prospect street
Kendall Mrs. T. 30 George street
Kingstone Anthony, 16 Worship street
«irk Henry, 37 Marmaduke street
Kirk Henry, 13 Silver street
Kirman Septimus, 49 Norfdk street
Leisk Mrs. Mary, Anlaby road
Littledike George, 73 Qneen street
Livingstone John, 49 Campbell street
Ibrsden Beniamin, 9 St. James' street
Meadows Geo. Fredk. 55 Brook street
Miller T. 3 Montreal ter. Spring bank
Mitchell Mrs. Jemima, 3 Emporinm
buildings. Spring bank
Moriitt William, 35 Porter street
Needier Charles, 100 Spring street
Newby William, 33a Waterloo st north
Ostler Biobert ft Co. 9 Silver street
Parker George, 7 Bond street
Digitized by VjVJUy IC
i!4 eON— COR
CONFBCnORlEB? & PaSTB> COOKS — con.
-fkaii llKkiis,- t9|fieade ned -■'•i<-'-°
.' putts Jutkeiv s^TrippMl"- ' '>
Poote Wttk. Co^nberiiUid tsr. Anlsbjrtd
Frofton WiUiam, 39 Witham
PriarbnaiL'I^railcu, 37 Collins street '
' Baiidenoil Joseph, 5$ Porter street '
BeadBiohsTd Tooge, 19 Chariot sti^t
' Ic 18 Clifton street
' Bichndsaa Oearge.Wm. 38 Foneir sC
l^chardson William, Albert vorics, Cont'
Haetdti road fe 27 Mytota gate
Bffitey Oeorge, i Fountain road
Bm>erts Mrs. Elizabeth, $4 Porter street
Robinson Mrs. H. J. 66 Prospect street
Bobinson John Wm. i Edinbargh cres-
.' "oeat,' Hessle road, Newinftoo
Symsr Thomas, 10 Spring bank
SoDtt Miss Mary Caroline, 36 Witham
' Simpson Mrs. Ellen, 39 Qaeen street
Smith George Albert, 18 Spring bank k
i^l Ocean place
Smita Joaeph, 7 Cfaacles street
Smith Thomas, 104 Waterloo st. norfli
South-wick John,' 2t Winoolmlse '
Sprint; ^"- Eli^ 1^8 Charles street
SwaBow Daniel, Xondesborough street
Taylor Beaumont, 5 Wellington lane
Tobon Oeorge, a Midland street
Tana Edvard, 33 SavOe street
Tune Mm Mary Ann, 5 Freehold street
Vinoant Nathan, 17 North vails
Walker Miss Isabella, 33 Lowgate
Watson Thomas, 48 Charles street
Watson-Wm. Lavton, 33 Mytongste
We«t«AIJohnWm. 18 Symons street
Westerhoff Hngo, 33 Bond street
WigelsworthO.A. i35Waterloo st. north
Wilkiiison Shearsvith, 44 Dock street
Willingham R. C. 8 Ocaan pi. Aolaby rd
Wilson George, 70 Spring bank
Wilson James, 58 Lowgate
Wright James, 259 Waterloo St. north
Wright Mrs. S. Naylor's row, Drypool
Wright Mrs. a £. 5 Carlisle street
ooNsuZiTiira bnoinbbbs.
See Engituere — ConsvltiTig.
OONTSACTOBS.
Allenby F. 79 Manchester st. Hessla rd
Barnes William, Anlaby road
Blackbmn Frederick, 61 Peele street
Chatterton Robert, 8 Regent street
Easterby John S. (meat), 17 Market pi
GodfreyG.B. 6 Savile chambers, Savile at
Greaves Thomas, 6 Madeley street
Cheeawood Bros, (nighi soU), Manor
Honse chambers, Broadley street
Hockney & Liggins, Great Union street
b Witham
Kirk John, George street, Cottingham
Lncas k Aird, 48 Charlotte street A
Bowlalley lane
Mosgrave Benj. jun.Wilmington,Grove8
, Pearsen Joseph. 13 Beanmont sL Drypool
Pearson Bkhd. 9 Land of Green Ginger
k s Cyprtis arcade, Spring bank
Richardson Richard Waite, Church
street, Drypool
Screeton Thomas (dust), 16 Fawdtt st
Simpson k Malone, 79 Great Thornton
street ; k Church street, Wincolralee.
See advert
Sonley George, Stoneferry
Stesrs Thomas William (yat), 4 Der-
rincbam street
WhitSam John, 38 Finsbnry street
Wing llios. David (mail), St. Stephen's
sgoare, 13 Hessle road & Ciuining
street. See advert
oomruNTS.
See HospitaU ^e.
OOOPBBS.
: Barker Samuel, 3 Wellington street
Collins £. 6 East end, St. Andrew's dock
Collins Edward, 7 Goodwin street
Cooke Charles, 50 Cumberland street
Oookson Thomas, 113 Hessle road
Elvm Un. Sarah Jane, Sitwell street
Gower John, Oxford street
.TEAD£8.
Hdland Albert, % Cmmberii^id ((M«^t
k ^ Ohareh atrtfet, ;8iiolep«ei-. • . : '.
Jennison Bobart S.'Cheap«ide, Groves
KingGedtj^e, Goo^pet street. Scolpdates;
k II Green iane
Laaoby William Hensy, 85 .Pittst>e«t
jstreet; South side. Queen's dock B
- -it4 Gcean-jdace, Anlaby road
Leatnley Brothers, Westmoreland stiaet
Leathley ^t^iben, 13 Barmston street|
Love Bobert,'a3 Barmston street
Love Bdbert, 78 Bannston street
Martin TlmmasGeo. 54 Cumberland st
Maw Edjrard, 14. Wflllingten stseet
Moon George tc Co. i Broadley street
Needier Joui, Madeley street, Hesde ni
Needier John, 11 Strickland street"
N^htsbBle Jobs, 903 High etraet
Ombler Samuel, 10 Spyvae st. Xxroves
PoSfdl Jc Son, Oe<>rgs street
Ramsden Thoe. 63 Cumberland street
Sands John, jun. 4 Westmoreland street
Sands Thos. 31 Wilmington, Groves
Sha^ Jbhii, Cqndierland street ,
Sharps J. & Son, Bromley street, Scul'
costes ; ofHce, George yard, Hij^ st
Smith Johii Pruids icSon, EdwaMfs ^1
Smith John Francis, i Nnrth walls
Stancsr Bdward, 10 Princes Dock street
Stephenson Jaa. Cooper st. Sculcoates i
Stephenson James, 10 Green lane
Stephenson John, i & 3 Cleveland street
Stephenson SamL s Cleveland st. Groves
Stephenson Samnel, jun. Jenning street ;
7 ^loyeland street, Groves ; k Lime st
Storry, Witty k Co. York street
Taykv James, 37) Walmsley street
Walker Mrs. Agnes, 34^ Fawdtt street
Warden John, J New 'George street
Ws^e John, 9 Osroline street
Westwood William, 53 High street ; k-
Ship k Plongh, Saltnouse lam
Wilson Thomas, 25 Xjncoln streeet
COPPBB KExasAirrs.
Clark George & Sons, 39 & 40 Water-
house lane. See advert
Simpson CJtristopher k Sons, Walker's
chambers, Hnmber street
OOPPBB PI.ATB PBIIfTBB.
Johnson Richard, 18 Scale lane
OOPPFBBSKITHS.
Clark George k Sons, 39 k 40 Walter-
house lane. See advert
Shipham & Co. 7 Trinity Honse lane.
See advert
OOBDIAIi KAinTFACrrUBBBS.
Brameld William George, 30 Chapel lane.
See advert
Smaje L. D. St. John's place, 13} High
street k 44 Wright street
Steels James, De Grey st. St. John's wd
OOBK CraTTEBS ft KAITTTFBS,
Clayton Mrs. Jane Ann, 63 Russell st
Prankish Robert, Blake street
Hopper J. A. k Co. 34 Dock street
Procter Thos. k Chas. L. 13 Sewer la
Scaling John A. 34 Hnmber Dock st
Westcott Thomas, ^Osborne street
Wilkinson ThomasW. 41 Blanket row
|Hau^]
OOBW BBOKBBS.
See Brdcen — Com.
coBir ft F1.0UB DBA1.BB8.
Atkinson Frederick William, Hessle rd
fioynton George, 4 Great Union street
Boynton WiUum, 3 St. Luke's street
Cade Robert Tindall, Hnmber bank
Croft Arthur, 104 Witham
Fletcher Eli, 114 Witham
HirschfeldBTOs.39 High stJeCom exchng
Lee William, Anlaby
Lill Chapman S. 3 Lime street. Groves
Mcgginson Michael, 32 Prospect street
Moss William Ellis, Holdemess road
Pearson Gteorge, Trippett
I Pickering Geo. Edwd. 71A, Spring bank
Pitts Joaepbk :4V Day street
SaehardsJames^ I t,SU street
Rnnksby George, 130 f^ham
Shaw Mn. Ana Lnoas,^ AddUtide street
Starkey 'D>dUnaDn,.a8 Middle street -
Sttinger Wdil <#>ii«irf),36 Mytongste
Taylor Robert Robinson, Beverley road
cOBxr vAcibBs.
Binnington Bartholomew, 84 Mytongste
Buflam Bennett, Beverley ra«d
GfaaSer Thomas, 3 Qoete Anne's bldgs.
Carr laifte
DemiettWBliam BWfJtGotn exchaDg^
36 High street
Kelsey, Castle It 8on.l.'i»(^ee,7beAvenne
IS7 High St. ; warehooae, 47 Queen st
Morris Ma; 47'Cbaries street
Rich William, •« B««ale rdad ■
Bildey J. 8 Stanley tefraea, Anlaby road
Sbaw.'nias. i Allnny ter. Arisfcy iwil
Smith Henry, 24 Banpfton ^itreet
Smith William, io3 H^sle rood
Southwell Oeoiige Wright, Fountain id
Snddaby Thaa.Um«st.; otBoe, iBishop la
West William Fisher, Church st. Scnl-
costss ; office, 4 Su(folk row
White George, 47 Hessle road
COBir ft PLOTTB ksBCHAHTS.
Abercromby James k Co. 33 High st
Abram Thos. Com exchange, 36 Highst
Barker J. G. k A. Com exchemge k 3;
Bishop lane
Barlows William Henry, 35 Bi8bo|>'lane
Baron C J. St. Augustme gate, Hedon
Batty Edwnrd, Sheriil highway, Hedon
BeeCToft W.Com exchange k i Bishop la
Bilton JtAn k W. Garrison side
Brochner C. C. k Co. Com exchange i
Danish bnSdings, 145 High street
Carter William Cattlef, Commercial
bniUings, 99 Hixh street
Cattley k OampbeU (arnunian ^ kunga-
rian), 303 High street
Christiansen John k Co. Com exchange
k 149 Higii street
Clements Hamilton, 38 High street
Denniss Alfred k Co. 191 High street
Dixon T. 9 Bishop lane k Com exchange
Earle Sydney, Danish buildings, 45 Hi^h
street ft (jom exchange
Ellis John, Holderness road
England WUliam, 196 High street
Fnuikiah Jabes, Southcoatea lane, Hol-
demess road
Gibson John, Eitherington buildings, 49
High street
Qisham Allan McDonald, 38 Terry st
Gregory F. k Co. The Avenue,Bidu>p la
Gtotrian Frederidi B. Com exchange t:
188 High street
Gmmmitt Joseph, Com exdiange S
149 High street
Hall k Wood, Etherington itoildings, 49
High street k Corn exchange
HanlsonBros.Comexcbnge.Jtt6oHighEt
Hillems O. k Co. Danish bldgS45 ^'^ ^
Hiort, Knudsen k Co. Com exdbange &
31 Hi^ street
Hosdell Robert John, Com exchange^ 36
High St. k Gammerton hall,Bur8tnrck
Htdl SubacriptioR Mill Society Lim.
(John Coatsworth, sec. ), 8 George st
Ingleby J. Frederick, Com exchange &
149 High street
Ingoldby Jas.Com exchange & 9 Scaleia
Ltunbert James O. k Co. 19^ EUgh st
Johnson George, Com exchange & 149
High street
Kdghley, Maxsted k Co. Com exchange
k t6o Hig^ street
Kelsey, Castle k Son, Com exchange K
The Avenne, High street
Lambert James 0. k Co. Com exchange
k lol High street
uigdale George, 83 Witham
Lawton William, Etherington buildings.
49 High street
Leonard Henry, Preston
Lister George, Com exchange, 36 High
street ; k at Cottingham
Digitized by VjUO^ IC
[ttOth.']
TRADES.
OOE— Dil 21*
McGiUDT -Ouria.vSmtth xiaaiiers;
uSSigfaatreet
Suaton A. k Od. Oriel chambn'i^ 37
Bighstreet
KuT k IfO-raridfBi Trinil^ ohsmb^n,
Bishop lane k Corn aschuige
Uanhall k Son, Grove steam flenr
milla, Spyv«e street, Grores
Ibaon William, Trinnttt
Htaun Thomaa, WOberf oroe buildiof^
25 Hi^ street
Utek Gvocge k Son, 31 High street
Hwi iilh Otnld James, Com exchange
k 47 High street
)ior(mierJn^t.Com ezchangtt,3fiiHigh st
Onsten S. C. Jc Son, Com exchange k
Sg^Wmoolmlee; office, 36 fiig^ st
Oztobgr Robert k San, Frinoe's cfaam'
ben, 187 High' street
OxtobjrBobert, 11 North \ralls
Fuker lliomas Melaoo, 5 Minenra
terooe. Spring beak
fmj Beantoft k Co. The Avann^
Bishaplane
FroeterBobert, S<ms k Go.Com endiaage
k Etfaetingtffli bnildings, 9 High st
Beid 'mUiam J. & Co. ao High street
Bedlon Alfred ft Co. 41 High street
Kagnae W. Ie C. L. Com exchange
k 41 High street
Boberts Cfaarles Ie Co. Com exchange
k Tlie Avenne, 157 Hi^ street <
BosiT. Smyth k Co. 38 High street
Stoaden Edward, Bessie
ShsBdawn k Barker, Danish buildings,
45 Hi^ street k Com exchange
Smilh Osrald Fris, 40 High street
Stephenson Geoxge, Corn excfaaoge k
The Avenue. 157 High street ; ware-
booses. North Bridge
Stephenson George, Great Union street
Stephenson Olaf 8. 41 High street
Stnn^ W.4 Boulevard 8oath,Hessle rd
Thei^iann .Cowan k Co. The Avenue,
Bishop lane
lluiDpson Brothers, Etherington build-
ings, SI High street
Toobe H. B. ic Co. 189 Hig^ street
Wilker John Hearfield, 148 High street
WilOT Edwin Frederic k Co. Etherington
bldgs. 51 High St. k Com exchange
Wood Bros. Cora excliange k sSHigb st
Wright Brothers k Co. 47 High street ;
Tnppett k Winoolmlee
OOBNK8TBBS.
Atester George, 23 Adelaide street
Bunett Amies, 19 Bank street
Broadwell Frederick, 30 Day street
IWton Jn. 31 Wilberforoe ter. Argyle st
Hibbersbaw Thomas, 39 Portland street
Hodgson James, 26 Linnoras street
Hudson Samuel, 8 Dansom lane .
^taales Leonard Hy. 34 Portliuid street
OOBH WASHHBS * DBtBBS.
Bli) J. k Co. 36 High st. k Beeton st
COBKXrOATED ISOH U4J!TXr-
FACTUBBB8.
Braby Frederick ft Co. Fitzroy works,
Boston road, London a.w. ; ft Liver'
pool k Gtasgow
OOBSBT WAXintB,
See Stay ^ Corset Makers.
OOSTTTKCBBS.
Bond John F. 3 Charlotte street
IKiuo Thomas Hudson, 95 Prospect
etreet k i6 Story street
COTTOir KANTTFACTXTBEBS.
Kingston Cotton Mill Co. (William
JickMn,nian.;Edward TV)mlinson,sec.),
Cmnbertand street
OOTTOH WASTE KKBOHAKTS.
. .rJOOWXXBKBBS.
Sn Diarysuit ^ CvKketpert.
OBANXXAXXBS.
Rose, Downs ft^Thompsob, OW Fonndty,
Gannon street
OBITOIBIiB StAmrPBS.
Moffon Crucible Co. (The Patent Plum-
bago Crucible Co. },sole manufacturers
of Morgan's ft S^mander crucibles ft
every deecription ot melting pots ftc.
Only medals awarded, Lon3o(i j86a ;
Dublin & Oporto, silver medals, 1865 ;
only firstM^ass medals,. Paris 1867,
PSris 1878 (gold medal) ; Frankfort
1S81, only medal (gold) ; Madrid
1883, sole award (goU); Batteraea
works, Church road, Battersea, Lon-
don S-IB
Morgan's #■ Salamimder Crucibles, solely
manufactured by the Morgan Cradble
Co. ; . 4iBly first-fdass medalB, Paris
1867; ft only medals, London 1863;
only gold medal, Moscow 1873;
Franklort i88i ; ft Madrid 1883, Bat-
tersea works, London s.e
Patent Plumbago CruciiU Co. (see Mor
gan Crucible Co.)
Plumbago Crucible Worlcs, Church road,
Battersea, London s.e
Buel W. H. ft Co. Garden Wharf lane.
Old Battersea; established 1750;
sward 1851
SaUmander Cmeibles, Morgan, Battersea
works, London s.e
Smith Alexander, Caledonian Plumbago
Crucible works, Bilboa street, Pol-
madie, Glasgow (Old house)
OTTBIOSITT DBALBBS.
Bamett Barney, 63 ft 63 Catr lane
(establishedi83o) ; wanted to purchase
for cash, modem ft antique silver
plate, old ^Id, watohes ft jewellery,
antique china, ohl coins, musical in-
struments, cariosities ft miscellaneous
goods of every description
Henius Waldamar, 7a Spring bank
OXTBBIBBS * LBATHBB SLB8.
Grant George Fredk. 58 Paragon street
Moaey Edward, 36 Osborne street
Biohardson John Geo. 77 New George st
Seaton George, 32 Hnmber street
Tesseyman W. ft Sons, Land of Green
Ginger
WihsHre James, 34 Bridge street
OTTTXiEBS.
Hoyland Jonathan, 10 Queen street
Hoyla Benjamin, 8 Mytongate
Kaye W. ft T. S. 33| Bond street ft
Smeaton street
Townsend John Daniel, 12 Queen street
DAZBTUEN A OOWXEEPHBS.
Andrew Brothers, i6 William street
Andrew Joseph, i Air st. Soulcoatee
Asher Richanl, 31 Hudson terrace, Wel-
lington lane ft Derby street
Atkinson William, Williamson street
Atkinson W. J. Cottingham rd.Newlnnd
Bsmby Timothy, Qough road, Newland
Basham Elijah, Hull bank, Cottingham
Heal Peter, 17 Moxon street
Becker James, Stoneferry
BeecroftMrs. Ann, Hesslerd-Newington
Beecroft S. Maidenhill, Anlaby road
Bell Mrs. Mary, Sutton
Binnington S. so| New George street
Blades Henry, 53 Gibson street
Blake Jsph. Lambert st. St. John's wood
Blinkhom George, Hessle
Boyes Isaac, De Grey st. St. John's wood
Bray Alfred, 40 Somerset street
Bray E. i Blnndell st.Bnmswick estate
Briggs William, Conmion, Hessle
Bnm William, 7 Portland street
Butler Mrs. ^rriet, Stoneferry
' Clark jr. «s-B4ra«liBf st Holdemess td
Clark Wm. 09 Ghatam st. Newington
_ ouiiuji- jiiTB. xntrnec, oponeierry
'cmer Joaq>h Hy. ft Co. 8 Chapel lane. CarltonMissEdithE.i24Waterloo8t.north
See admiiwEtent ' Chesterfield John, i r West parade
Clark Willimn, 109 Waveil^ streflt
GoUinson .Andraiw,^ 30 Reform 'street
Ceok Georae, fluttiHi ■ < ■
Coulaon WlUiam, Hessle
Cooltas Jsph. Cottingham rd. Newland
Coverdale John, Inglemire, Cottingham
Crawford John, siTadman St. Hessle rd
Cntsforth C. 0 Tomlinson stNewington
Dalton T. 17 Edinburgh st. Newington
Dawson William, Holderaess rA Sutton
Dennis Mrs. Maria, 71 Kingston coor^
Blanket row
Dixon William, Hull bank, Cottingham
Dunn Richard, Endike Iaiie,Cottingham
England Saml. Cottingham rd.Newland
iErison Andrew, log Day street
Farmfr^ {The) f Clndmd Dairies' Co
LimHid (Wilham Knapp Hall, man.)
48 South parade
Feaster Wilfiam, i Manchester street
FeathersCone Mra J. 44 Raywell strieet
Fenton Edward, 6 Green lane
Fenwiok Mra. F^ton
Forsett William,a6 Cobden pl.Senlcoat«
Foster John, 75 Spyvee street. Groves
Fowler James B. 3 Engine street
Freeman Hudson Thomas, Preston
Gale Benjamin, 18 Portland street
Galloway Mrs. Holdemess road
Gardham William, Oxford villas, Alex-
andra road, St. John's wood
GamettAllan, i33Somerset st Newington
Gawan Benjamin, 10 Campbell street
Gibson Alfa. Craven st. Holdemess rd
Gibson R.30 Sandringham st.Newington
Gill John, 89 Bamsley street
Gnmtbam Harry, Lambert street, St.
John's wood
Gray George, 15 Hill street
Green John,5 Vemon st.St John's wood
Haigh Mrs. Hannah, Hedon road
Harabottle William, Durham street
Hardy Mrs. Mannret, Cottingham
Harrison John, Hessle
Harrison W. Nomabell St. Holdemess rd
Henderson Robert, 63 Goodwin street
Hescritt Benjamin, 87 Wassand street
Heslop Joseph, 6s Prospect street
Hickson Thomas, 7 St. Paul's street
Hilton Edward, 74 Raywell street
Hind William, 36 West parade
Hodgson John, Stoneferry
Hodgson Robert, Sutton
Hunter J. 88 Paisley street, Newington
Hunter Robert, Preston
HurdMr8.Rebeoca,HuU bank,Cottinghm
Button John, Eastbourne st. Newington
Hntty J. Green la.Newland,Cottingham
Butty William, 51 North street
Bydes Jn. soStndleyst. Bolderaess rd
Ireland Rd. 83 Somerset st. Newington
Ironis John, 18 New George street
Jeckills Charies, 7 West parade
Jobling George, s Gibson street
Johnson Thomas, Anlaby road
Jordan Harland, East Park dairy,
Londesborough street
Kemp Jonn. 69 Somerset st. Newington
King John, ig Victoria street
Kirby Richard, 33 Lincoln street
Kirby Thomas, 43* Terry street
LanglOT William, Southcoates lane
Latus John Orry, 7 Bume street
Lawson John, 31 Seaton st. Fonntain rd
Lissiter Daniel, Endike la. Cottingham
Lockyer Thoa 308 Waterloo st. north
Longhom A. Prince's rd. St-John's wood
Lonsdale George, 7 ft 9 Lower Union st
Lowther John, 5 Alexandra road, St.
John's wood
Mager Mrs. Mary, Newland, Cottingham
Marshall Henry, Kirk Ella
Marshall Robert Edwin, 86 North street
Metcalf William, 93 Campbell street
Mitchell William, ODttingham
Morley James, Hessle
Moseley John, 43 Hessle rood
Mowforth John, Willerby
. Nicholson John, Clough road, Newland
■Nicholion John, Stoneferry
Digitized by VjUUV IC
216 DAN— DBA
Daistmsk & CowKaBPBBs — eontimud.
Nicholson Thonuu, Rose street, Alex-
andra road, St. John's wood
Morris John, Inglemire laae,Cottiiigham
Northgrares Wflliam Donglas, Snttoa
Norton Robert, 43 Constable street
Nottingham John, 48A, Broolc street &
Fortund place
Palmer Walter Spurr, 85 Good\rin street
Parker George, Paall
Peach George, 31 Canning street
Peacock Mrs. Elizabeth, Stoneferry
Bergman L. H. 24 Waterworks street
T> 1 T 1. nu 11. 1 ■ n 1 \. . J Bibbero Barnett, 169 Bean street
Peacock John, Chalk ton^HMslero^ Charter John, 46 ft^t street
Pearson Mrs. Ann, Newland, Toft s lane „„„„ pj™„„j \ a.^.i .,.^t
TRADE8;
DBBT OOZXaOTOBS.
See CoUtcton—Rait ^ Dtbt.
DBHTISTS.
Marked thiu • are LioentlatM In Dental Sur-
gery of the Royal College of Surgeons of
England I
Marked thus 1 are Licentiates In Dental
Surgery of the Royal College in Surgeons
In Ireland
tAndas Thomas, 33 George !<treet
[nOLL.]
Ann, '.
Pearson David, Marlleet lane
Pearson Richard, 33 North street
Pearson Mrs. Sarah, Stoneferry
Percy James, 119 West parade
Perry Geo. Vernon st. St. John's wood
Ferryman Thomas, Anlaby
Fetch Robert, 6 Vincent street
Petty Robert, ThisUeton, Stoneferry
Prime William Henry, 59 Porter street
Badge William, George St. Cottiogham
Raren Henry, 36 Naylor's row, Drypool
RefloldOeo.Gt.Thornton 8t.& 4iGogan st
Bidurdson Tom B. 2 Finsbury street
Biggie Rlchar^, Clough road, Newland
Riley Richard, Cottingham rd. Newland
Bingrose Charles, Wolfreton
tf Mr George, Holdernesa road
Bobinftoa Timothy, 5 Hume street
■Sowntree Alfred, Duisom lane
Buddiforth Henry, 5 Symoos street
Sanderson Charles Thomas, 4 Lambert
street, St. John's wood
3*iideTson Jonathan, 133 Regent street
Bcott George, Crescent St. Cottingham
Seward John, Hull bank, Cottingham
Sbarpless John Edward, 50 West Dock
' arenue, Hessle road
Sheppard Robert, Dansom lane
Sirs Edwin, 8 Sykes street
Small S. 9 Grange st. Swann's estate
Smith David, Southcoates lane
Smith Samuel, 7 Air street, Scolooates
Smith S. 4 Argyle St. St. John's wood
Smith Thomas William, 5 Lambert
street, St. John's wood
Smith William, ThisUeton, Stoneferry
Sonley Hogh, Sutton
Soathcoate Frederick William, 90 Carl-
ten, street, Newington
Taylor Isaac, 5 Blmidell street
Tatam Miss Ellen, 15 Leonard street
Thompson J. 43 Hodgson street. Groves
Thompson John, Clough road, Newland
Tliorley Mrs. Fanny, Stoneferry
Tindle Francis, 15 West parade
Tomlinson Joseph, 31 Constable street
Train John, Anlaby
Train Thomas, Inglemire la. Cottingham
Tran John, Stoneferry
Turner Chas. 24 Polraan st. Newington
Varley Mrs. Ann, Clough rd. Newland
Wainwright J.sTomlinsonst.NewingtOB J&rr/iany« Ih'niw Rooms (John Morley
Wait William, 16 Myton street
Walker Joseph, Stoneferry
Walker Mrs. M. 50 Francis street w»st
Walker Thomas, 14 Clifton street
Ward Richard, Sutton
Webster Henry, 20 Moxon street
Webster James, 18 Moxon street
Wcsterby Thomas, 32 Sutton street
Westoby E. 62 Wheeler st. Newington
WethemllRichd. Hull bank, Cottingham
Wiles Thomas, Northgate, Cottingham
Wiles William, CloogE road, Newlsud
Wilkinson George, Preston
Wilson Geo. 84 Grafton st. Newington
Windle Joseph, 8^ Adelaide sreet
Winship ^ml. is Daltnn st. Wilmington
Witham Charles, Stoneferry
Wittam Robert, Holderness road,Satton
Wood John, 43 Seaton street
Wright Robert, Holderness road, Satton
Wright William, Holderness rd. Sutton
BAITTZIO BZ.AOK BEEB
IKPOBTBB.
Tliompson Fredk.Chas. 14 A 15 Bishop la
Copp Edmund, 4 Savile street
Davies Thomas Edwin, 13 Savile street
Harding Rowland Henry & James,
64 Lister street
'Harrison Robert Ennson, 33 George st
Hay W. 4 Regent's ter. Anfiiby road
Hill John Thomas, 3 Story street
Jebson Thomas H. 4 Smeaton street
Kitching Samnel, 8 Prospect street
Little James William, 15 Prospect street
LongstoS Edward Stead 13 Savile street
Macpheraon Andrew, 8 Cromwell street
Mosely Simeon, 15 Whitefriargate
Nottingham Thomas, 46 Waterworks st
Nowell Charles & Son, a% John street
Pearson Wm. Henry, 40 George street
Ross James, ^ Pryme street
*Rowney Thos. &* Son, 16 Savile street
Sherwood John George, 33 George street
Smith George William, 9 Spring street
^Storey J. C. 9 Regent's ter. Anlaby rood
Taylor Robert, 9 Bond street
Wallis John George, 33 Albion street
Wilkinson John William, 14 Grey street
Willis Thomas Joseph, i Story street
tWilson George, 4 Whitefriargate
Wokes & Ellis, 3 Carr lane
DIAKOND KEBCHANTS.
Barnett & >cott, 45 Whitefriargate
DIB SarKXBB.
Debtis Martin, 33 Bishop lane
Johnson Abraham, so Silver street
DININO BOOHS.
See aUo Coffee Rooms.
Allen Robert, 58 Queen street
Bingham Thomas, 35 Neptune street
Blackburn Robt. Webster, 8 Blanket row
Bricklebank Mrs. Mary A. 31 Edwd's pi
Burrill Wm. Constable, 49 Hedon roaa
Cawkwell Harry, 15 West street
Chamberlain James, 64 Queen street
Olentworth John, 16 Mytongate
Code John, 16 Blanket row
Cotter John, 52 Dock street
Coulson Henry, 3 & 4 St. John's street
Crofts William, 35 Alfred street
Dewick Edwin wSloughby, 88 Queen st
Dunkley Mrs. Ellen Norton, 4 Nelson st
proprietor). Exchange, Bowlalley lane
Graham John, 9 Hnmber street
Holtby Mrs. Mary Ann A. 33 Scale lane
Jowett Robert, 65 Mytongate
Kelsey Wm. 68 Tadman st. Hessle road
Kirby John, 48 Blanket row
Knowler Thomas, 63 Lowgate
McDonald Richd. 50 Waterworks street
Mason Miss Henrietta, 39 West street
Morris Geo. Ordnance place, Drypool
Parker Mrs. Caroline, 12 Castle street
Finder John B. 64 Paragon street
Stirling John A. Humber Duck street
White Hart hotel (Abraham Johnson),
Bowlalley lane
DISPENSABIB8.
See Hospitals, Homes ^c.
DBAIN PIPE MANTTPAOTXTBS.
Farnley Iror. Co. Limited, 88 Prospect st
Smith Thomas k Co. {dealers), 13 Ocean
place, Anlaby road
South Yorkskire Sanitary Tube Deptl
(James Gooddy, proprietor), 5 Ocean
place, Anlaby road
DBAPBBS— WHOIiBSAXjB
Bladon i Co. "Bon March^," 38, 39 &
40 Prospect street
Hudson, Smith ft Co. 36 Silrer street
Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. 33 Bridge street,
4, 5 & 6 Dock Office row; 16 fc 41
Charlotte street ; k works, Trippett st
SBAPEBS.
See also Tailors.
Marked thus * are Linen Drapers.
Marked thus t are Woollen Drapen.
Marked tbns t an Traralllng Dnpen.
Marked thus { are Fancy Drapers.
tAmbler James, 13 West parade
Andrew Harry, 30 Norwood street
Andrews James William, 141 Bean street
k a Carlton terrace, Hessle road
Ashbee Geo. Clark, 50 Hessle road
*Ask Edward, loi k 103 Porter street
Auai^ Brothers, i Charles street
Barn &: Smith,Coburg-honae, Anlaby rd
IBamett George H. 3 Cambridge street
Barnett James, 152 Waterloo St. north
tBarrcHi William, Hessle
SBatters A. 0. ft Co. 30 Waterworks st
Bilton John A. 45 Market place
Birch K. 10 Hol&mess arcade, Witham
Black k Cosseos, 30 Slver street
Blackburn J. k G0.6 Trinity House lane
Blackburn Henry, Beverley road
Blackburn John, i Alfred street
Blenkin J. F. Temple ho. Beverley road
Boards Arthur, 7 Dock arcade, Hessle
road, Newington
*BoothTh08.83A 83 Church st.ScDleaates
*Bosomworth Mrs. P. 74 Spring Bank
Boomfitt Mrs.C.5 Mount pi. Hessle road
Bowes Saral. 23 Beaumont St. Drypool
Bristow Robert, i West End parade,
Hessle road
Brocklebank George, Preston
Brodie Mrs. Martha, Cumberland ter-
race, Anlaby road
Brooks Robert Lawrence,49 Savile street
*BnSey John, 64 Cleveland st^ Groves
tOapes Charles Henry It Son, ao Savile st
Carlee J. aj Lome St. Swann's estate
Chalmers J. 67 Bright st. Holderness rd
Clapham James, 35 Cumberland street ;
k 31 WincoUulee
*Clarke Adam, a Spring bank
*Coats John, Anlaby road
*Cocking Mrs.Hannah,Spyveo St. Groves
Colley William, 6 Beaumont street ; k
Thomas street, Drypool
Collier Benjamin, Hessle rd. Newington
*Cook Henry, 13^ Spring bank
*Cook Thomas, 30 k 31 Market place
*Cordingley Thomas I<.4a Market place
Coulson David, Hessle
*Coultass S.3Humber ter. Holderness rd
Cryer Wm. Henry, 15 George street
§Cunnington George Peach, 32 Paragon
St. & 16 Regent's ter. Anlaby road
*Curson Charles, 36 & 27 Bridge street
JDalling Francis, 37 Dock street
*DallingJ. 7 Wellington ter. Holderness rd
*tDavis Edwin &CD.46 to 48 Market pL:
3 to 6 Church side sonth ; i to 3
Vicar lane jc 30 b 31 Dagger lane
*Deigfaton Isaac, ao Prorawct street
IDenholm James B. 38 Kinoston street
Dickinson William, 51 Cniuierland st
^Dixon Henry, 38 Whitefriargate
DownesWm. H. SRedbonrne St. Boulevard
*Dows William, 60 Charles street
Edwards Wm. 13 Pelham st Drypool
Ellis John, Hessle
'Ellison John Harper, 11 Spring bank
JEmerson Joseph, 89 Leonard street
{Farmery Thomas, 114 Hessle road
iFanlding Joseph, lOA, Leonard street
k 9 W^ngton lane
Feam George, 136 Waterloo street nrth
Foggin Henry North, 5a Savile street
Franks JsptuaSGrange sLSwann's eaUte
*Oardiner John Robert, 10 Prospect 8t
{Geddes John, 3 Bond street
*Gowood Edward, 46 Campbell street
Ooy k Co. Hessle road, Newington
*Gny William, 4 Londesboco' street
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[hull.]
Bainine John, 43 Hedon road
Ball Vincent John, King 8t. Cottingham
•Himmond Henry Wuliam, 31, 33, 35
k 37 Osboma street
HunpahireJ.iaGrange st,SwaQn's estate
*Har1and WiUiain k Co. 9, 10, 11 k 13,
Cliariat itraet
Harria Mrs. Oorlotte & Co. 7 FrederDui
terrace, Anlabyrood
Harriaon John, 148 Porter street
*flarruon Peter, 19 Scnlcoatea lane
Hasnip James Edwin, 32I Dock street
*Hastie HaniTiel, 68 Barmston street
tHsirIn Mrs. Mary A. 3 Sarile street
•Besk Bobert, 28 Sykes street
'Beslop William Biatjtj k 9 Carlisle st
iBilbert CharlesCis k 14 Bridge street
Bildyard Barrr, aa Prospect street
,flill James Arthnr, 10 Wrigiit street
•HiU Mrs. Sarah Ann, 93 Trinity street
jHolmes John Robert, 76 Leonard st
Hoskin Charles J. 3 Caroline street
Hoakin William, aa Holderness road
Boskins Cbas. J. 46 New George street
Boofe nomas, 97 Waverley street
Bunt Teanby,38Lome st.Swann'B estate
Batton Mrs. E. Hessle road, Ifewington
*Ibbetaon Alex. B. 58 Prospect street
'Jadison Walter Bichard, 57 Carr lane
*Jabb Edwin Charles, 68 Hessle road ;
I k 3 Porter street & i St Luke's st
*Jnbb Henry, 31 Charles street
Jndaon Thomas, 19 Boame street
{Kjmman Mrs. E. 74 Adelaide street
•Lambert Thos. H. 8a Selby 8t.Nwiigtn
•Lamplough Edward, i Emporiom
bmldipffs. Spring baiik
Lawn Ridiard, Hallgate, Cottingham
•Lawton Thomas, 75 Queen street
Lord Edwin, Hessle
tLothenngtonThos. H. 9} Clarendon st
•LoVe Thomas Edwin, 45 Brook street
•Mackay Bobert, 30 Prospect street
•tMarris, WiDows k Smith, 34, 35 Jt 36
Whitefriargate
:)IarriiaU Wm. 66 Great Thornton st
■Martensen HartinJohn,io7 Porter street
Uiw, Till, Kirke kCo.aak 30 Bridge
St. ; 4, 5 & 6 Dock Office row & 16 &41
Oiarlotte st. ; works, Trippett street
•MswerGeorge,Foa]itain road tWater-
loo street north
Maner Henry, 41 ds 4a Derby street
•Mead William, 43 Prospect street
'Miller Robt 79 Thomas street, Drypool
•Moody George, 3 Selby St. Newington
Moakin Thomas, Northnmberland
arenne, Westmoreland street
Faddison Anthony, ao Hessle road
•Parkinson Percy, 47 k 48 Witham
IVrott Thomas Sutdiffe, Manchester
ho. Hessle rd.A 3aHessle rd.Newingtn
Fattiaon Joseph, 33 Oreen lane
•Parne Hy. L. L. 14 St. John's street
•Pearson Isaac, 15 Carlisle street
Peargm John, 165 St. Pavil's street
•Pearson William, 66 Spring bank ]
•Pickells George, 10 Lime street
•Pities John, 54 Mytongate
'Pinder Wm. $5 * 57 Hdderness road
Pocklington Joe^ThorneTill ho. Hessle rd
•Pool William, i A 3 Jane's place, Air
street, Scolooates
Hace Ben j. 107 Chnrch St.' Scnlcoates
Ridiardson Mrs. H. si Margaret street
tBobertaon John, 33 Silvester street
Ross Walter, Fountain road
Rosaell William, 19 Hoklemess road
Sammon Wm. 39 Beaumont st. Drypool
•Scnrr Bichard W.6sk 67 Holderness rd
fSearle James Henry, 4 Queen's road,
St. John's wood
'Selby Mrs. Ami Elixh. 31 Porter street
Sermmt Tom Dunn, 36I Witham
Shakesby Charles William, 3 Alexandra
ansde, Hedon road
Sherwood G. 8 Melbourne ter. Hessle rd
^Slater Walter Dawson, 93 Day street
tSmith Jc Rawlings, 15 Queen street
Smitb Miss Ann, 13 Waterloo street
Smith John, sa Beui street
Stamp lobn, 17 Bromley street
TAAOES.
Statters George, Craven st. Holderness rd
Stephenson Edward B.34JC3S Caroline st
Stobbs John, 64 Kent st. ^Iderness rd
Stockton Joseph, Analby road
Stow Junes, 43 Savile street
Symonds Samuel Draper, ia6 Porter st
Tarbottom Miss Annie, 34 Holderness rd
STatam Geo. Frederick, 11 Prospect st
Taylor Austin Wm. 73 Clifton street
Terry Mrs. Sophia, 66 Qoeen street
Thompson Charles Henry, 4 Brunswick
avenue, Beverley road
Thompson Joseph, 4 Witham
*Thomton Richard, 33 Jlc 34 Prospect
street & a Brook street
■Kpladjr Hy. 5a West Dock av. Hessle rd
*Toppmg Thomas, Holderness road
•Townend Wm. Johnson, 37 Portland st
Townhend Mrs. Mary E. 66 Alexandra st
Wren Miss Edith, 91 Waloott street
Walgate Jn. G.ii Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Ward Brothers,3Ripon bldngs. Hedon rd
Warn John Thomas, De Grey street,
St. John's wood
Warn William Henry Lamacraft,Market
place, Hedon
Waterhouse Fletcher, i Frederika ter-
race, Anlaby road
tWebster Geo. Wm. G. 34 Prospect st
fWest John Ashlin, 33 Prospect street
Westoby Joseph, 49 Lowgate
Whitelam Richard, Hessle
•Whitti ^Jim Thomas, 8 Pry me street
Williamson George, 31 New George st
WQIingham W.Jno.34 to 36 Fountain rd
Wilson Jn. Alexandra bdgs.Holdernss.rd
•Witly Thomas, 31 Moxon street
Wood Thos. I Malton parade, Hessle rd
*Wright Leonard M. Market pi. Hedon
Wright Mrs. Mary Jane, 59 Norwood st
Marshall k Sndgrove, 10 to ao Yere st.
k 334 to 348 Oxford St. London w
DBAP BS8' AQBirrS.
Ste Agents — Drapert.
DBA.PBBS' STATIOITBBT
WABBHOTTSB.
Clements, Newling k Co. drapers' sta-
tioners, account book makers, gum
ticket, window ticket, drapers' paper
bag warehouse (list of prices free), 96
Wood street, Cheapside, London e.c
DBAUOHTSU EK.
Balverstein Thomas, Baker street
Brackenbury Jas.SBeecroftst.Newingtn
Croom Jas. 8 Westcott st. Holderness rd
Ewbank L. 33 Rose st. Swann's estate
DBBDO-INO «e BZOAVATIITO
HAOHINB HAKBB8.
Rose, Downs k Thompson, Old foundry,
Cannon street ; makers of the ' King-
ston ' dredger k excavator, the simp-
lest, strongest k most durable ma-
chine of the kind in the market
DBIEBB (FATBNT) XEANTTFBS.
Fewster Thos. k Son, 44 k ^^\ Sykes st
DBII.X. ovnsnsaa.
Set Agrvmttural Maehiju Owner).
BBUOOISTS— WH0IjB8AI.B.
Addison Joseph, 33 Green lane
Allison Edward k Henry, 11 Blanket
row k Sutton Drain side, Lime street
Escreet James, 46 Beaumont St. Drypool
Lofthonse k Saltmer, Market place
Myers k Saunders, 68 High street
Smith Thos.Jas.io&iiNorthChnrchside
StMdnutn lliomas Colton k Brothers,
3, 3, 4 is 17 Robinson row
BB1TOOIST8— BBTAZIi.
See Chemiatt ^ Dmggiste.
BBT8AZ.TBKS.
AUington Bobert, 47 Blackfriargata
Battarbee Joseph, 18 Wincolmlw
DBA— ELE 217
Battarbee William, Hessle road
Blackstone Wm. k Co. 47 Mason street
Brown Thomas, 10 Dock street
Bnckton George ft Sons, 56 High street
Craven Thos. Harmadnke at. Hessle rd
Dalton Michael Gibson, 88 Witham
Escreet James, 46 Beaumont st. Drypool
Ganderton Brothers, 34 High street
Hall Edwin, 75 Leonard street
Hamilton John M. k Co. Sculcoates
Bridge works, Church st. Sculcoates
HvU j'Eaat Riding Dryialteri Co. Kent
St. Holderness road ; office, Bishop lane
Jewison Charles H. ^3 Upper Union st
Knagg Richard ; offices, 9 Savile cham-
bers, Savile str eet ; stores, 60 High st
Lamb Charles Henr^, 149 Bean street
Lan^Iey ft Co. 76 Liddell st. See advert
Licwis William Kendall, 34 Wright st
Lowthrop Mrs. Fanny, 67 Hessle nwd
McGaw S. 8 ft 10 Cleveland St. Groves
Mason Charles, 70 Gibson street
Miller Peter, 16 Selby street, Newington
Myers ft Saunders, 68 High street
Peasegood W. ft Co.Bankside,Scnlcoatas
Storry, Smithson k Co.; offices ft works,
Bankside, Sculcoates. See advert
Swift Joseph Alfred, Stoneferry
Tindale Wm. 48 Great Pastoge street
Vivian Frederick, \c\ Spring street
Walker John, Seaton street
Wilkinson Josiah ft Son, aa High street
Winslow George, 75 Porter street
Wrangham Richard W. Lame St. Groves
DUBBIN MANTTFAOTTTBBB.
Dales John T. ; gold medal porpoise oil
dubbin (agents, W.Tessey man ft Son),
Lapd of Green Ginger
DTBBS ft OI^BANBBS.
Beet Matthew, 35 George street
Bell Edwin Joseph, 13 Fish street
Bell Thomas, 5 Osborne street
Best Henry, 17 Ocean place, Anlaby rd
Cennington John, 71 Reform street
Crump Arthur, 17 Story street
Davis John Whitmoie, ao ft 31 George st
Fish Joseph, 51 Scott street
Fish Thomas, 50 Scott street
Harrison Wm. ij6 Waterloo St. north
Hewlett Jsph.3 North parade, Beverly .rd
Ivison Charles, 43 Hessle road
McLean William, 33 Pryme street
Parifian Dye ^ Cleamng^ Workt (Leo-
pold Paries, man.), 83 Prospect street
Parkins James {agent), 17 Portland place
Pearson John, 14 Charles street
Pinner Samuel, 134 Osborne street
PriesUy Thomas, la North street
Richardson Edward, 17 Bond street
Sargent John, 150 Waterloo st. north
Taylor W.94^Porter st.ft at34Chariot st
Walker John, 56 Charles street
Walsh Richard, 33 George street
Wardell W. 13 Bond St. ft 93 Hessle rd
Wildridge Lewis John, 116 Witham
Williamson ft Kenington, 6 George st
Wright George, 11 Robinson row
BABTHBDWABB BEAIiBBS.
See China ^c. Dealere,
BAST HTSIA BBOXBB.
<Sk Broker — East India.
BATING HOTTSB3.
See Dining Rooms.
BBL FIB HOTTSB.
Jowett Robert, 6$ Mytongate
Baa IMFOBTBBS.
Banks A. ft Co. Commercial chambers,
Princes Dock street
BI.BOTBO FIiATB KAinTFB.
Charter Jn.Wm.4North par.Beverky rd
BXiBOTBO FI.ATB8. A OXLBB8.
Bsmby ft Rust, 15 Market place
Digitized by VjUUV IC
EMB-FAR
, .aawqsapWfs, .:■ ....
CkxUaid k Son, Saffcdfc bniMi«g»,
SOver street ' -
. JeknvMi Abnliaoi, 30 SilvBr itnet
- XXIOBATION ACffiS^S, , '
. . &e AstMt—Bmigrttim
KAirUFAaTTTSEBS.
Enamelled.
nrAVBliX.KD SZ.ATB aCAKFBS.
.£t»Er«t0» Enamelled ISaU '4' -^arbU Co.
.'(Henry Biire, manager), Park road.
See advertisement
Willmms ' George,' ka Floraace aTenua,
St. John'a wood
ERaiKEEBS.
BsKin«er— Agrlcnltnrftl.
Norfolk Riohaid v.instji.b. 9 Paragim
stiteet. ^ee advertisemeQt ;
Ens'tqeera— Olvll.
Brace B. J. £. o. i Parliament. street
Clarke k Moore, Exchange bdgs.L(>wgte
Dickie James, Ryde street, Beverley nl
Godfrey Geo. B.6Savilecbmt!r8.8avilest
Harrison John, 31 Spring street
Hort^ Arthur Cameron, 3 Park aven
Lee Thomas Hartley, Aostnan cham-
bers, 37 Hnmber Dock street
Lynn Oraham Bigby, fa Park street
Oldham k Bolm, Imperial chambers,
Bo^lalley lane
Pickwell Bobt. Temple bdgs. &jwlalley la
Sharp Joseph Fox, Townhall, Lowgate
BnsinMra — Oonstdtlng'.
Allen A. E. & Co. 37 Wellington street
Bremner James, 66 Wright street
Buchanan John, 3 Princes Dock cham-
bers. Princes Dock street
Carson Kobert, 3 Minerva terrace
Elliott William Davson C.B., h.i.m:b.
Salthonse lane
Jamieson J. k Taylor, Queen's Dock
chambers. West end, Qneen's dock
Samnelson Martin c.E. 4 Bowalleylane
Simpson Alfred & Co. 11 High street
KnaJTiBem — Qaa.
See Gas Exgineere.
Bnsinaen— Marine.
CooperfcCo.I^e^tnne fomidry,Keptans st
Earths Shipbuilding £/■ Engineering Co.
Limited (Sir Joan Brown CL,, j.f.
chairman of directors ; Saml. Mason,
sec. ), Victoria dock, Hedon road
Bobinson C.8 Eastend.St.Andrew's dock
Wales Edward, Perseverance .works,
Hyperion street
Wright Charles H. & Sons, South side,
St. Andrew's dock
■ BagliiaTB— Meohmiloal.
Amos k Smith, Neptune st. See advert
Atkinson T. 64 Witoam k 47 Spyvee st
Bailey k Leetham, Hnmber iron works.
South Bridge road. See advert
Blackburn J. H. Spyvee st. Groves
Calvard k Strachan, 53 Cumberland st
Cooper & Co.Neptune foundry,Neptue st
Earless Shipbuilding ^ Engineeiing Co.
Limited (Sir John Brown d.l., j.p
chairman of directors : Saml. Mason,
sec. ; William Longman, manager),
Jimction foundry, Waterhouse lane k
Victoria dock, Hedon rood
Fisher William, 114 High street
Fowler & McCollin, South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Fussey William, Nile street
Garbutt William, Oxford street
Gaskell John Francis, Church st.Drypool
.Good k Menzies, Green Lane foundry,
Lockwood street k Wilberforce engine
- works, Sonth side. Queen's dock
Grime k Co. Prospect street
TBAJXBBV
Howard Ocgrge, |S6 IWiab streei
ftfSvjKcBTptheea, 19 Swtmn street..
JaffBrion Wn}. i$ Swaon sL SenkxMktes
Lnmb GeorfA M Qreat Vr)ioaftnti,
Norfolk Cluwtai^ier, . 151 High (tteet
Oliver Wi)lwR ft Joseph, Green lane k
Toogood street
PriestmanBrqthers, Holdemais loondry,
J^mes street
Sp«w, Dqwns k Thompson, Old foundry.
Cannon street
Sixer Bichard, ifi k 17 Wnton street.
Sodron Thomaa,9 Castle St. k South par
Tarbotton W. H. 48 Thomas at- Drjrpool
l^MleoK Irm iferk? Co. Limbed, Vulcan
wcnrks, Scott <tT«et , .
Wood G«orge, 15 Bowklley lane .
Wqod Joiui, North East nd>AU>ert dock
Wright C. . H. I S SavUe St. fcCommercl. rd
xmranrBsas' itactdbs.
Allen A. E. k Co. Wellingtoo. street
Fenner Joseph Henry & Co. 8 Chapel
lane. See advertiaemeiit
Hewitt Charles Edward, 8 Chapel lane
BKOBATEBS.
Burkitt k SanndBrsqn, 35 Scale Uute k
'33 Chariot street ,
Goddard k Son, Suffolk bldogs. Silver st
Graasam Thoma*, 16 jk z6a High street
Hamlyn Flrederidk Jackson, 6^ngine st
Johnson Abraham, 30 Silver street
Johnson Richard, 18 Scale lane
TaylorBobtExeter bldgs. Whitefriargate
Wadsley William Henry, 35 Terry street
Walker k Brown, 99 k 100 High street
BSTATB AOBHTS.
See Agents— Land, Bouse ^ tjtate.
BZOtrBSZOKft TOXmiSTS'
AOSHT8.
Set Age»tf~Xxeursion ^ IWrut.
FAKOT GK>ODS IKPOBTEBS.
Seie Fortign^Fiuiey Qoodt— Importers of.
FANCY BEPOSITOBIBS.
See also Berlin Wool Repositories.
Barder Levy, 46 Whitefriar gate
Barnard Binuan J. 58 & 59 Market place
Clarkson Misses Harriet k Jemima, 34
Bond street
Hare Henry, 33 k 33 Waterworks street
Hayes Richard, ai Chariot street
Knnstman Xachtn, 30 West Dock
avenue. Hassle road
Leed^rhos.^Queen Anne's bldtag8,Carr la
Magner Sehg, 20 Marketplace
Ramsdale Wm. jun. 61 CSumberland st
Smurthwaite Edward CgWhitefriargate
Wing E. k Son, 7 George street
FABMBBS.
Andrerr Joseph, Crossbridge, Cottingbm
Archbntt William, Lawns, Oottingluun
Bailey William, Iibrfleet
Barron Robert, Hessle
Bedell Peter, Lelley, Preston
Beecroft Mrs. Ann,He8sle rd.Newington
BeecroFt S. Maidenhill, Anlaby road
Blashill Henry, Noddle bill, Sutton
Blashill John, Sutton
Blenkin Thomas, Preston
Blenkin William, Stoneferry
Boothby Mrs. M. Northgate, Cottingham
Botterill J.EppleworthGr&Dge,Cottnghm
Brenton John, Preston
BrocklebankMrs. Mary, West end, Preston
Brocklebonk Thomas, Lelley, Preston
Buck Andrew, Stone creek. Cherry
Cobsands, Paoll
Bnmham John, East end, Preston
Burnham Wilfred, Preston
Butterick John, Haver Flats & West
Bolls, Cottingham
Canham John, East end, Preston
Cantley Edmund, West end k East
end, Preston
Garr Robert, freston
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Chattertob Jolm di^k^.l
Clark John, Marflest
Clarkson WiUiain, Anisby
CoatesThos.SoathooatwlikHaldenieM rd
Corner John, Ebi^TrM^nni FaoU
Coultson Joseph Battle, Hessle
CoverdaleMrs. Jsph. Dunswell, Cottoghm
Coverdate TboD>MjDnnsw«ll,Oattinghni
Curtis Qiarles, StmieCerry
DalbyDanioliSonthwood haII,Cottinghni
Dixon Bobert) Hartenr faun, Hedon
Dixon Robert, Paull
Dixon Bobert Btubbinga, Frog hall fc
Licbe fbrm, Preston
Dresser Jobn, Barl%nd, Cottingham
Dxinling David, Cnttingfaam "
Dnnling David D. Lo\t Leias,Cottingbub
bnnn .^mes, Dairycoates, Bessie rood,
Newington ; . k Priory farm, Hessle
Elgey Charles, Hessle
EmpringhamJobntMorwoods, Cottingbm
Fairbad William. Fh)g hall, Sutton
Fisher Tbomaa, Cottingham
Foster Henry, Soatheoites lane
Francis Ges.Cole,C3ierry Gobaiids,FMll
Galloway Matthew,. Sontbcostes lane,
HoUemesB.rosd
Galloway Mrs. Holdemess road, Sntton
Gallovsy St«Dben. Sntton
Galloway William, Hddemeas road
Galloway Mrs. W. 8onthcc«tes lane
Gedney William,' Preston
Hanson MatbameUDnnswell, Cottingham
Hart BartiiOlomew, Sntton'
Hodgson John, Anlaby
Homcastle Tbomai^ Hetale
Hudson Henry, Stonefirry
Hqgill David, Pratt woods. Cottingham
Hutchinson Samnel, Ldley, Preston
James John, Weghill, Preston
Johnson John, mllerby
Eay Baper, Soutbwxxid farnuCottingbm
Kidd Daniel, Sutton
Kirk Tliomas, Spring park. Cottingham
Lambert Robert John,PaullHolme,PBiill
Lswson Henry, Hallgste, Cottingham
Lear John, Marfleet
Lee Mrs. Martha, Anlaby
Leonard Benjamin, Preston
Leonard Jesse, Uarfleet
Leonard Thomas (eixors. Df), Field
house, Preston
Leonard William, Field honae, Fanll
Maltas Barriaon, Paull
March Mrs. Blixaboth, Stoneferry
Miller William, Dunswell, Cottingham
North George, Carr honse, Sntton
Payne George, Bum park, Cottingham
Payne John Bichard, Gottinj^iam
Payne John Bobert, Preston .
Ransom Bichd. Clarke, Castle hill,Sutton
Benton Bobert, Preston
Richardson John, Cherry Cobsands, Fanll
Bicbsrdson Lewis, Little Hnmber, Paull
Bispin 'William, Dnogwell, Cottingbun
Bobioson Thos. Cherry Cobsands, Pa'nil
Rodmell Abrahatai, Sutton
BodmeU Francis B. SotEham, Sntton
Bodmell Peter, jun. Marfleet
BodmeU William, Marfleet
BodmeU William, Bisbdme hill, Sutton
Bodwell William, Preston
Salvidge Moses, Sonthcoates lane, Hold-
demessroad
Seekings Mrs. Ma^, Stoneferry
Sergeant Pamell, Preston
Sergeant Sudda^, Lellsy, Preston
Shaw Thomas, STeiKle
Smith George, Hessle
Smith Henry Frederick, Sntton
Smith John, Dunswell, Cottingham
Smith Richard, Marfleet
Smith Robert, Common, Hessle
Smith Stamford, Hull bnk. Cottingham
Smith Thos. James, West end, Prestco
Smith William, Primrose hill, Sutton
Soutter James Stuart, Lelley, Preston
Stickney Walter M. Lelley, Preston
Stony Geo. Wm, Spring cot. Sutton
Swift Robert, Marfleet
Thompson Joseph, Lelley Dike lann,
Preston ; A at Carlton
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1ham|iaii> .Wm. Cut, Boieiii hill, Panll
. Ibomiaoii V^niam Jofap, ^tonpffr^ '
Tiplai^WilKaqi, Saiton . . ' .
Twd ^^rain^ Daiuom Iodb
TamBiMinn John, Stop^iryi^ '
Tmnlioaoa Thomas, West ood, Freslon
Tomliiisoo William Daim, Blnndell^
fann. West end ; ft WegMH
TombnllJofan William, Pre«tati
Tuwr^pfaraim, Woodhill, Oottipgbam'
Twidale Joahna, Sotton
Vickerman Bibert, Ibrfleet
Walker George, West end, Preston
Wallace John, West EUa
WalHs Edward, frestfih Sel|}. Praatoa
Wilmdey EUia, StoneiefCT
Ward Bichan]. Sonthirood, Gottingbam
Ward Smith, Croaabridge, GottiognaU
WatamArthor, Anlaby
Watsm Jda^^ Grr^nge^ Strk EUa
Watson Jsph. Woodbonoe, Cottinghom
WiOngham John, Faoll
Wilm Aitimr, HighBiatisbatincSRtton
wana iBttncV^MBa IM. fjgsMpa
Winn John, Marfleet
WittT ffenry, Cottinghaiti
Wood Fnuuaa,' Springhead, Cottingham
Wood Jq)h.Epplewortb wood,Cottoghm
Wood Joae(A Daril, Anlaby
Wray Hn. Jane, Newton garth, Panll
Wngfat Edwaid, £oldeme8S.7d. Sutton
Wright R. Old haU, netche^gste,Hedoh
TBAIIX&
FABK BAH.IFFS.
Bailey Wm. t<o T. B. Locke esa.), Hessle
Wmter George (to Thomas kobinm>t\
Qierr}- Cobsands, Panll
7XATHXB DB:B88BB.
Deoningtori Miss Snsnnh, 46 Rnssell st
FS&TEBB DTBBS ft 0Z.HB8.
Uoigsn David, 68 Wright street
Ta^ W. 34 Chariot st. & 94iPorter st
FBATHBB KBBOHAlRra
Xaw, fiO, Kirke k Go. 22 Bridge sti«et ;
4. 5 * 6 Dock Office row, It 16 & 41
ChariottiMreet
Tomlins William, 81 k 83 Wright st
FBA.TEBB dkDOWNPUBIFIBBS.
Mnrley William k Co. Crown works, 31
SaHboose lane ; feathers at all kinds
k^ in stock ; alao hair, wool k strftw
imttrtssM ke
Prmtnal Beidiitg Co. (The) (G. P.
Bcntoft, manager). New Garden st '
FBA.THEB BED BBNOTATOBS.
Hajes Joseph, 1 1 East cheap
Tomlms William, iikii Wright st
FBUiHONO-EB.
Bncklebank Thomas, George st. Hedon
FBIiT irAKBBS.
Braby Frederick & Co. Fitzroy works^
Eorton Toad, London n.w. ; k Livei^
pool fc Glasgow
Oroggon k Co. 900 Upper Thames st,
IxndiHi e.e. • k Lirerpool & Glasgow
lotdn Patmt Felt Co. no Cannon
•treet, London e.c
FXHTDXAZiBBS.
Cnliag John, 19 Walker street
Ciipps Onaa, 13 Osborne street
Eda James D. 50 Jenning st. Groves
Stewart ^miiam "niumas, 59 Lowgate
ILB XANTTFACmTBBBS.
Hague John k Edwin, 30 New George
•treet k Lockwood street
Hague £dward, Lockwood street
FILTBB KANXTFACTTTBEBS.
LndoM f General Water Purifying Co.
LimitM, 157 Strand, London v>.e. ;
*)le mannfactupers of the pme animal
diarcoal cistern k other filters
FXSB ABT DBALBBS.
Set Picture Vealert.
,FIBB BBIOK' XAVmiBM.' : BradlwJaaephr4'Baiii^l^tadaamhers
Farnlej, Iron a>.' £imtt«!<? (John: Veto •„*-^»**»'» *«k' ' • '
Kjngsley, agent), 93 Promect street; 5'"^"?,^;?^ ''SS"* ^^^'"dwin st
fc st'Leeds • Brown Wilham, 7 Wotaffaanae lane
ham WilUkm k Sons (J. W. Wappto-iS?'''^ Obartes ffy. 9 Uaddeyjtreet
inaii: l.Qneeh'a d'otic,"sth. sHe (Sapmjn ttia Bonlarard sth. HeCderd
Cbapmaik Charles E. i6BillingsgatB, 8t
Andrew's dopk
CKllenG. 31 Billingq;ate,St. Andrew's dck
Davis S. z3BiUingsgate,St. Andrew's dck
Dayes T. 46Billing8gate;St.Andrew's dck
Eagle W.24Billing8nta, St. Andrew's dck
Ferraby T. loA, Billingsgate, St. An-
drew's d6ek
FX^BWOOD DBAJiBBS.
Beckett John, 4 Howard's row, Cbapmati
street Wilmington
Shimel^ William, Oxfdrd street '
Striker Robert, 6 Dansom l«ie
StuUey Olndiah,:C^alk lane '
Webber WiUiaid, Cheapside, Orovei
FIBBirOBK KAMtrFBS.
Brock' C..T. fc Co. sole p}-fotechnistaJ»
the Crystal ' Palace ' h-qm. 1865 hio
Sresbnt time, Sonth Norwood, I^'
on s.e
Foegartz Henry, 41 Billingsgate, St. An-
drew's dock'
IfJfim aWJSBtB.
iiVinwHrs. Annie Eli^th^ prabam's
place, Cwu^on street
Ba^ratt Jebn, 45 Providence row
Bates Peter, Vanzhall grov«, Hesslo rd
Batte John, 35 Da)try street
Bradley Joseph k 3on, g Goodyria street
Bradley Septimus, 55 Goodwin street -
Brewin Wm. Mechanic lane, Edgar st
Burtpn Christopher, 61 Great Passage st
Cussos John Henry, 11 Goodwin street,
Eagle Wm. 84 West Dock av. Hesele rd
Foimtain k Co. 135 High street
George John, 18 Bilbngsgate, St. An-
drew's dock & 159 English street
HaUyard John, 17 Oaltry street
HaUyard Thomas, ssGoodwin street'
Balding Borneo, 33°HaTeloak street
Hardmeat W. H.Vanxhall gro. Hessle rd
Hodsnum Thomas, 8- Billingsga^, . -St.
Andrew's dock
Jackson Joseph, 31 Gibson street
Little Thos. 3 St. Mary's sq.St. James at
Mawhall Robert, Mechanic la. Edgar st
Minns George, Colliers street
HitcbellMrs. Mary Elizabeth, i4Bootbst
Neale Thomas, 11 Daltry street
Needier James, 31 Cogan street ; South
side, St. Andrews Dock & 63 fc 65
Great Passage street
Perry William, Colliers street ,
Pezton George, 37 Myton street
Bamsbottom Henry, 26 Alfred street.
Rowntree George, 3i Daltry street
Sleight Charles, 131 Jlegent street
Smith James Albert, 66 Goodwin st
Smith John, 3 Billingsgate, St. AU'
drew's dock
Spring George, Ropery st. Albert dock
Spring William, i^ Great Passage street
fc Sonth side, St. Andrews dock
Tether George, 148 English street
Tether James, Mechanic lane •
Tether Mark, 54 Goodwin street
Thomas John, iun. 7 West street
Tip^leW. 3iBil]mgsgate,St.Andrew'sdck
Ward Francis, 88 Gtoodwin street
Whiting Charles, 87 fc 89 English st .
Widdowson William, 37 BiUingsgato, St.
Andrew's dock
Wilkinson Mrs Fanny, 90 Goodwin st
FISH UBBOHANTS.
Ansell AlfredW.31 Billingsgate chambers
& I Billinngate, St. Andrew's dock
Asbton Oratio George, 34 Billingsgate,
at. Andrew's dock
Atkinson Johnson, 35 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Atkinson Lewis, 25 Billingsgate, St. An-
drew's dock
Bates Peter, 10 Billingsgate chambers,
St. Andrew's dock I
Batte J. G.Billingsgate, 8t.Andrew's dck
Beeobing George, 3a Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dow
Bennett Mrs. Ann, 29 Billingsgate, >$t.
Andrew's dock
Oarforth George, 40 BiUingagate, St. An-
drew's dock .
OeorgeP.i8Billing««ste,8tubadMw'B dck
George John, 18 BllBinijiaK St. An-
drew's dodi fc 159 Enffluh street
Ot JTorthem SteamtlSf TiMng Co.
■■ ZivutediBonVnak, Newton, sec.),
Wast and, St. Andrew'sdoek
Qaldane John, 14 East snd fc 11 Bil-
lingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
HaleyjiW. i4BiIlinngte.St.Ahdrew's dck
HaUyard John, 19 BiUingagate, St. An-
drew's dock
Handley Joseph fc Thomaa, 17 Billings-
gate, St. Aadrew's dock
Handley John 'HiomM, Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Headspitb Edward, Wellington st. wast
Headspith Elijah, 9 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Healey Thomas,i5 OUionTilB.BoaleTaKl
Hermann Lonis, 97 .Biffingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Hobbs' Joseph J. 38 BHlingsgate, St.
Andrew** dock
Hodsman . Iliamaa, 8 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Holmes J. i3Billingsgate,St. Andrew's dk
HomerT. H. 47litllingsgte. St. Andrw's. dk
Hull Steam f\»king'$ Ice Co. Limited
(TA<), 9 Eastend, St. Andrew's dock
Button William James, 35-BiHing8gate,
St. Andrew's dock
Leeming S.4Billingsgate,St.Andrew's dk
Little W.8 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dk
Loram RichardA.Nortii side fc Billings-
gate, St. Andrew's dock
Marr Joseph, v Bllling«gate,St.Andrew's
dock fc Vanzhall grove
Meadarar8H.a3 Billingagte. St. Andrw's dk
Mitchell Mrs. Mary Siaibetfa, Billings-
gate, Albert dock fc 14 Booth street
Neale T.aoBillings^te, St Andrew's dk
Needier James,Bilhngsgate,8t.Andrew's
dock fc 63 fc 65^}reat Passage street
PhiUipe Thomaa, 36 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock & Wellington street
Pickering fc Haldane, 15 East end & 5 fc
6 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Pnttergill R.47Billingagt.St.Andrw's.dk
Bichaioson Henry (eheU), 44 Can lane
Roadi Richard, 56 Constable street
Robins W. Billingsgate chambers, St.
Andrew's dock
BowntreeG.39Billing8gt.St.Andrew's dk
Shooter fc Widdowson, 33 Billingsgate,
St. Andrew's dock
Shooter Jn. BiUingisatcSt.Andrew's dk
Simpson R. North side fc H.Billing8gate,
St. Andrew's dock
Sims J. 10 East end, St. Andrew's dock
SoylandT.38BilIingsgate,St. Andrew's dk
Spring A. 15 Billingsiate,St. Andrew's dk
Spring G. Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dk
Spring L.15 Billingsgate,St, Andrew's dk
Sta^y J. A. 38 Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock & 4 Walmer terrace,
Hessle road, Newington
Straw8onH.30 Billing^.St. Andrew's dk
Tipple W.3iBiUing8gate,St Andrew's dk
Vasmer Cmnid, 31 Cogan street fc 36
Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Vinton C. Billingsgate, Albert dock
WalkerC.H.48 BMigagt.St. Andrews dk
Bowman George K. Billingsgate, St. An-,Watts6.40 Billing8gate,St.Andrew's dk
drew's dock k Wellington street west WebbJ.W.ioBilling%ate,St.Andrew'sd
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TRADES.
[hull.J
Fish Mebchants — emtiiuied.
Whitaker William, i Carlton terrace,
Hassle road ; 4 Billingsgate chambers
& D. St. Andrew's dock
Whitelam G.E.79 Somerset st.Newngtn
Whitham £.39Bimngagt.8t.Andreir'sdk
WiddowsonW. 37BiUng«gt.StAndnr's.dk
WilsonW.s Billingsgate, St.Andrew's dk
Wolfe W.7 Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dk
PISH SAXESICBN.
See iS(dttmm — Fish.
TISHEBUBN.
Bartlett Thomas, Panll
CoUinson William, Paull
Dickenson James, Paull
Dickinson Robert, Paull
Elliott Christopher, 481 Kingston street
Elwaya Robert, P4uU
Gorbntt John, Paull
Hodgson Thomas, Paull
Jackoian M.W.33HaTeIockst. Newingtn
Jackson Geo. 13 Beecroft st. Newington
Jnbb Thomas, 63 HTton street
Naylor Marshall, Paull
Newdick William, Panll
Newlove William, Paull
Parrott Firaneis, Panll
Parrott James, Paull
Pedditt Jn. 34 HaTelock st. Newington
Potter John William, Hessle road
Rickell Geo. 37 Bmnswick 8Tnu.Nwngtn
Eowbottam William, Paull
Stark Jonathan, Panll
Storey John, Paull
Such Charles, Paull
Such Jonathui, Paull
Tinda Robert, Paull
Tomer Thomas, Paull
Watson Thos. 9 Queen sq. Humber st
Whiteway John, 6 Wakefield street
Wilkin James, Paull
FI8HINO BOS KAKEB.
Booth Henry, 13 Chariot street
FISHnro TAOKLB UAEEB.
Balchin Edmnnd, 37 Market place
FISHUONaEBS.
Anderson Thos. 89 Kent 8t.Holderness rd
Atkinson Johnson, 103 Bean street &
Billingsgate, Albert dock
Barnes James, Leadenhall square
Barrett Dominie, 9 Bridge street
Bellis Richard, ao Neir George street
Bennett Henry, i Trinity street
Berry W. (shdl), 19 & 30 South street,
Carr lane
Boon Mrs. Rebecca, 51 Charles street
Borrill Charles, 43 Waterworks street
Bowen John Henry, 4 Livingstone
arcade, Anlabyroad
Bower James, 30 Charles street
Bradley Walter, 41 Chariot street
Brelsford Wm. Henry, 134 High street
Brown J.K. i Humber ter.Holdemessrd
Brown William, 16 Mytongate
BuUough Peter, ia8 Witham
Burton Mr(B. Martha, 17 Chariot street
Carrick Mrs. Harriet, 78 Lime street
Carver Miss Mary, 36, 37 & 38 Savile st
Chapman James, 76 Adelaide street
Chapman Robert, 32 Francis street east
Clarkson Francis, 19 Myton street
Clipson Paul, 74 Church st Drypool
Cooling John, 4a Prospect street
Dean Peter, 5 Portland street
Dick Alfred, 56 Spencer street
Donson Edward, 63 Alexandra street
Drewery William, 38 Caroline street
Edmonds S.Amndell st. Holdemess rd
Edwards Thomas, 77 Barmston street
Egan James, 3 Davis Areet
Fenton Mrs. A.is'Ghnrch st. Sculcoates
Fletcher George, 16 Blackfriargate
Foster Asa, 35 Sculcoates latw
Gibson Richard, ao Wdlinoton street
Gladstone Wm. 135 Wat^oo St. north
GomersaU John, 39 Hetsle road
HaU John, 88 West panrfe
Harman John, 14 Selby at. Kewington
Havelock Geo. William, 13 Waterloo st
Hellings Robert, 103 Witham
Henstodc Thomas,io Jenning st. Groves
Heseltine James, iii Adelaide street
HildrithHrs. Ann, 33 It 34 The Shambles
Howlett Charles, 33Fonntain road
Hutchinson Joseph William, 66 Kent
street, Holderness road
Hntton Thos. 8. (tlull),i3 Wellington st
Jefferson Tom, 57 Jenning street^Groves
Johnson C. 51 SMrborough stNewingtn
Johnson Christmas, 60 Porter street
Johnson Thomas Richard, 41 Lowgate
Johnstone Christopher, so Caroline st
Kirk WOliam, 65 Spring bank
Lee George, 51 Jenning street. Groves
Lord J. W. 4 Bipon bldngs. Hedon rd
Marris Christopher, 19 West street
Marshall Benjamin, 66 West street
Marshall Henry, 11 New George street
Martin William, so Winoolmlee
Mayes James, 46 Constable street
Moreland Henry James, 8 & 9 Queen st
Mullins Thomas, 17 Colliers street
Mnrton Benjamin, ^1 Wincolmlee
Nelson Joseph, 4 'Tnppett
Playfoot Thos. 89 Spring street
Playford Mrs. Elizabeth, 4a North st
Pybns Chas. King street, Cottingham
I^e E. 4 Holderness arcade, Witham
Ramster Thomas, 138 Osborne street
Reed John, 4 Edinburgh crescent,He8sIe
road, Newington
Richardson Henry, 17 Queen street
Rogerson W.4 Newington ter.Anlahy rd
Sanders George, ai Porter street
Scholefield John, Anlaby road
Shawler John, 90 Adelaide street
Shepherd Joseph, Naylor's row, Drypool
& 16 Waller street, Holdemess road
Shooter John, a8 Fountain road
Short Mrs E. A, 3 Malton par. Hessle rd
Slipper John, 34} Ocean pL Anlaby rd
Smith Charles, 64 Prospect street
Solly Stephen, 4 Chiltera st. Newington
Steward J. 3 Strawberry st Drypool
Stones Fredk. 34Wassand street
Stones George, 30 Green lane
Stones Thomas Xsh^l), 56 Carr lane
Strawson Henry, Herale
Swann James, 17 Humber Dock street
Tatner H. 27 Lome street
Taylor Christopher, 3 Cogan street
Tesseyman John, 13 & 14 Castle street
Thompson Francis, 137 Walker street
Turner Francis, Hessle
Whitehead John, 3 Blackfriargate
Whiteley Charles, 85 Odxirae street
Whitlam Robert, 14 Church lane
Widdowson Samuel, 38 Brook street
Wilkinson Thomas, Beverley road
Williams Robert, 17 Sykes street
Wood William, 67 Charles street
Wyatt James, 11 Crarden street
FBIBD FISH DBAXiEBS.
Barker Albert, 46 St Luke's straet
Boufh William, 4a Wassand street
Davis David, 4 Midland street
Harding John, 56 North street
Leech George, 13 Mytongate
Hortiir Wm. Robert, 63 Wellington lane
Short Mrs. Emily, 31 Hessle road
Smith Charles, 30 Fryme street
FI.AO UAKBB3.
Chinnery Edward J. 161 Bean street
Turtle k Pearce, 13 Dnke st. London
bridge i.e. ; manufrs. of printed or
pattern-dyed flags & banners, k bunt-
ing mers. ; by appointmt to the Hon,
Board of Trinity k Colonial Port
Trusts ; ma. to the Board of Trade ;
contractors to H. M. Govmt. k most
of theprincipal shipping Co.'s k yacht
clubs. Trade k shippers supplied
FI.AX UEBOHASTTS.
See ffemp if Flax Aferehants.
FXiOOX MBBOHANTS.
Chappel Mrs. Hannah Maria, 3 Frede-
rika terrace, Anlaby road
Maw, Till, Kirke k Co. 33 Bridge street ;
4ji 5 & 6 Dock OfHee row ; & 16 ft 41
Qiarlotte atreet
FI.OOBGLOTH XEBCHAITTS.
Lennard Georse Hy. 41 Waterworks st
Maw, Till, Kirke It Co. 33 Bridge street ;
4, 5 it 6 Dock OtRoe row ft 16 & 41
Charlotte street
FI.OBISTS.
Coapland John Laoey, Common, Hessle
Haltkinson Edward, Newland, Toft's la
Martin Frederick, Sonthcoates lane
Norris George, 73 Seaton street
Riaeam Wm. De Grey st. St. John's wood
Silby Joseph, Lotadesborough street
Sneeston 'Thomas, Hessle
Wardrobe John, 3 Sisters ter. Beverley rd
White Mrs Elizabeth, 33 Regent street
Williams Mrs. Francis, 9 Waterworks st
FLPUB AaENTS.
See Agents — Flour.
FI.OUB BBOXBB.
See Broker — Flour.
FI<0T7B HSBOHANTS.
&« Com 4: Flour Merehanti.
FLT FBOFBIBTOBS.
See Jobnuutert.
FOBEIOH' ft VATStOY GK>OI>S-
IHFOBTBBS OF.
Bamett Simon, 59 Mytongate
Isaacs ft Williams, Commercial cham-
bers, Princes Dock street
Magner Brothers, 17 Mytongate
Rookledge A Turner, 76 ft 77 Queen st
FOBBI9K PBODTTOB IHPBTBS.
Ahlgren Chambers ft Co. Blenkin street,
Witham
Corrie Reginald Edward, 180 High st
FOBWABDIKO AOBHTTS.
See Agent) — Formtrding.
FBSZTOH FOIiISHEBS.
Bnlmer Christopher, i New Crarden st
Davidson Hy. Milner's pi. North street
Hart Frederick, Stoneferry
Linton John, 3 Clifford street. Dock st
Macklin Henry, 54 Myton street
Price John, 11 Trippett street
Richardson Francis, 44 Waverley street ;
workshop, 44 Upper Union street
Rose William, Adelaide street
Turner Charles, Lockwood street
Vinson Henry, 87 Goodwin street
FBTTIT BBQKEBS.
See Brokers — Fruit.
FBXTIT OBOWBBS.
Hull 4 Fast Riding Supply Association
(William Coasons, manager), Lans-
downe terrace, Beverley road
FBTTIT 1IBB03SAVT8.
Carl Richard, Princes Dock street
Croeby John(tfflporter), 15 Humber st
Cullen Henry, 4a Leonard street
Gotta Frederic, 39 Edwards place
Grainger William, White Horse yard,
9) Market place
Ebuner Mrs. & Sons, Wellington street
Hare Charles, 35 Dagger lane
Heath William, 59^ Freehold street
Kennerby George, Hessle road
Koser Henry, 6 Humber street
L«ndale ft Goodwin, 3 Humber Dock st
'tt George, 17 & 18 Humber st
MuIiineaQZ Charles Nathan, Castle
diambera, Castle street
Finder John, Wellington street
Finder Septimna, 33 Constable straet 1
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
[HOLt.]
Rmon W. k Sobinion J. Waiko'B
riumben, Bomber street ; ware-
house, 38 WelUiigton street
Sitzinger Cbwles, 109 Osborne street
Scott John, 7 Princes Dock street
Smith Geom Charles, 39 Sonth street
TUman Jemey, i ft 13 & 13 Hmnber st
Willcer l[ Rntter, 71 Humber street
Whitfield M. 97 Ic aS Bishop lane
TSUIT SALBSHSN.
SeeSatttmat — Fruit.
FBTTITSBBBS ft aBEENOBS.
Adama Mrs Margaret, 3 BlacUriargate
AQaoaon G. i Helboome ter. Heasle rd
Allen Eiekifil, 79 Wassand street
Allmaa Edira^ 30 & 31 .Wellington la
Altus Thomas, 16 St. James' street
Annit Edvard, la EdvafS street
Ashton Thos. 83 West Do&aT. Bessie rd
Bailey Mrs. Jane, 13 St. Wrk's street
Baker William Jas. 73 SiAik bank
Basks Mrs. Sarah, 145 Porter street
Barker Albert Alfred, 34 Porter street
Barrett Dominic, 9 Bridge atreet
Bell Mrs. Jane, 7 Spring bmk
Benaoa Elias, 64 Brook street
Betaon Mrs. Eliza, 39 Marlborough ter
Blackbnm Benry, 31 Xew Greorge street
Bnbiner William, 38 Colliers street
Bridges B. 6 Bamber ter. Holdemess rd
Briley William 35 Lover Union street
Brocklebsnk Miss M. Elizh. Aniaby rd
Bronghbm Mrs. Eliza, 143 Porter street
Brown Fiedenck, la Church lane
Brown George, 33 New George street
Brown John, 19 West parade
Buoy Michael, 7 Mytongate
Barton John, 57 W est parade
Carey Mra Catherine, 3 Booth street
Carter C. T. 13 Church St. Sculcoate*
Cartledge Wm. 30 Barmston street
Cartwrigbt John, 38 Colliers street
Chapman Robert, 33 Francis St. east
Chappell John, 96 Prospect street
Chester Thomas, so Tnppett street
Clappison W. 14 Ocean place, Aniaby rd
Clark Mrs. Annie £. tia Bessie road
Clarke Thomas, 17 Porter street
Clarke William, 53 Marlborongh terrace
Cobl^ G. B. 10 Cnnus arcade^pHng bnk
Cockmg George Frederic, 44 Mytongate
k II Nile street
Cocking James, 87 St. Paul's street
CoUedge Samuel, Pelham st. Drypool
Gjlina John, 36 Kent street
Conkerton Ous. Berbert, Fountain rd
Cook Alfred 18 Cliapel lane
Cook George, 33 Market place
Gordoek Albert, 39 Marlborongh ter
Bowley Jn.Win.Geo.8i Spyree st.Oroves
C«x Robert, 84 Thomas street, Drypool
Cortin WQIiam Benry, 4 Alexandra
arcade, Bedon rood
Carting James, 31 West street
Cosaons By.B.4West Park ter. Aniaby rd
Daglish Mrs. J.St Augustine gste,Bedoa
Dale John, 31 Charles street
Deaa Willjam, 91 Great Thornton st
Dcig^ton George, 46 North street
Osmi D. I Livingstone arcade, Aniaby rd
Dixon George, 1 1 Spencer street
Dixon Thomas, 58 Liddell street
Dock Edward F. in) Bessie road
Eley William Benry, 30 Scott street
Escraett Praokish, 66 Adelaide street
Etpin John, 137 Bean street
Eyre L 33 Church st. Scnlcoates
Fawoett William, 33 Fountain road
FerrabyJohn, sC&tle street
Pmley William David, 15 Castle streec
nrth Samuel, 7 Broadley square
Fletcher Robert, 10 Cross street
Foster Chas. 5 Ashley gro. Beverley rd
Foster J. 3 Ashley ^rore, Beverley road
FosterJas. 5 Emporium bldgs-Spring bk
Foster W. 123 St.Geoige's rd.Newingtn
FrieiMl Daniel, 44 Spyvee street. Groves
Frodia Alexander, 13 Wellington lane
P^est Benjamin Saunders, 9 North par.
TRADES.
Oalloway James, 43 Hyton street
Oarton Mrs. Bannah, 53 Brook street
Gibson Robert, 74 North street
Gillboy William, 55 Jenning St. Groves
Gillyett George, 106 Porter street
Goforth George, 53 Cogan street
GolUcker John, 31 Bumber street
Gott Thomas, 38 Charles street
Greenwood Luke, 14 Regent street
Gregory Mrs. Margaret, 17 Raywell st
Gregory Mrs. Sarah, a Suffolk row,
Wincolmlee
Bampton Robert, 38 Church lane
Bare Robert, 44 Terry street
Bare Waller, Providence row
Barper Benhadad, 8x Boldemess road
Barris Robert, 19 New George street
Barwood William, 41 Moxon street
Bodge Robert, 61 Adelaide street
Bolt John, 8 Francis street east
Bopewell Charles, 3 Leonard street
Boughton Thomas, 43 Norfolk street
Bomett Charles, aj Fountain road
Bndson Mrs. Elizabeth, 39 TheSbambles
Bunter Misses Emma k Sarah, 33 .& 34
Saville street
Qutty James, 35 Portland street
Iveson William, Car cot. Aniaby road
Jackson D. 45 Arondell st. Boldemess rd
Jackson Edward, 88 Prospect street
Jackson Edward, 3 Waterloo street
Jackson George, 39 Myton street
Jackson Mrs. Martlia, 38 The Stambles
Jackson Ralph, 18 New George street
Jeary Jeremiah, 89 Campbellstreet
Jefferson George, a8 Providence row
Jefferson Benry, 31 East cheap
Jeffrey William, 43 Terry street
Jennings Charles, 70 Prospect street
Johnson J. R. 16 Gt. Union st. Witham
Johnson W.7Bolderness arcade, Witham
Kay James, 39 Bessie road
ELeelty James, 31 & ^a Sonth street
Kelley Samuel, 15 Alexandra street
Kerns James, 61 Alexandra street
Killeen Mrs. Mary, 36 Mill street
Kirk John, Kin^ street, Cottingham
Lancaster William Robt. 9 Davis st. &
36 Vincent street
Lankfer John, 3 Malton parade,Be8sle rd
Ledden William, 3 Salthouse lane
Leek William, 37 Cumberland street
Udster William, 74 Bessie road
Lloyd Benjamin, i Davis street
Locking Benry Mills, 30 Adelaide street
Lomes William, 11 Dagger lane
Lord John, 33 Lee Smith st. Bedon rd
Lowther T. 17 East cheap, Spencer st
Mclvor Samuel, Seward's terrace. Pel-
ham street, Drypool
Madirill George, 3 North street
McLean John, 57 Great Passage street
Marshall James, 41 Alexandra street
Martin John, 36 Scott street
Miller James, 3a Spencer street
Mills Walter H. 7 & 8 Holdernes^ road
Milner George, 57 Spencer street
Milner Mrs. Margaret, a Booth street
Mockett James, 106 Spyvee street
Morley Benjamin, 9 Grimston street
Morrod George, 10 Lower Union street
Moufort George, 54 Walcott street
MouisonFJ.s&t.Passage st. Marine row
Mnllineaux Chas. Nathan, 4 Aniaby rd
Mamby Thomas, 4 Spencer street
Musk Mrs. Sarah, 45 Chariot street
Myers John, Waller street
Myers William, 37 Adelaide street
Needham Mrs. Sophia, 3 York parade,
Bessie road, Newington
Nellest Alfred, 49 Great Union street
Nellist Benry, 9 Dock arcade, Bessie
road, Newington
Oliver Mrs. Jane, 35 Great Union street
Osborne G. 43 York street, Scnlcoates
Pallbter William, 43 ColUers street
Palmer Gillard, 25 Cleveland st. Groves
ParkerW. C. 7Bamsley stBolderness M
Parkinson George, ao Aniaby road
Parkinson Mrs. Maria, 37 West street
Pazton George Wm. 38 Adelaide street
Barerley rd. i( ao Ocean pL Anlal^ rd| Pearson Berridge, igSWatarkw sLnorth
PEU— PUB 221
Paatson George, ^7 West parade
Pica Mrs. Catherme, 8 Salthouse lane
Porter Charles, i Burleigh street
Porter Miss Barriet, 7 Moxon street
Porter James, 73 Spencer street
Porter James, 35 Witham
Prescott James, 4 Machell street
Proudlock Chas. i Clyde ter. Bessie rd
Purchon Wm. Smith/76 Prospect street
Rawley William, 39 Wincolmlee
Reed Joshua, 36 Great Passage street
Reyland Walter, 40 Walker street
Richards Charles, 30 North street
Rivers Mrs. Eliza, 17 Londesborough st
Roberts Charles, Bessie road
Robinson Seth Francis, 43 Stanley st
Rogerson W. 4 Newington ter. Aniaby rd
RuthenG. 301 St. George's rd.Newingtn
Sander BenryLudwig, 37 Blackfriargate
Sewell Alfred, 16 Spring bank
Sewell Benry John, 9 Worship street
Shaw Edward, 70 Church st. Drypool
Simpson A. Wm. i34Waterloo St. north
Sinclair George, 65 k 67 Wpst street
Smith Benry Francis, i Union place,
Edward street. Medley street
Smith Benry Thornton, 6Waterhoiise la
Smith Thomas, 194 Waterloo st. north
Smith William, 66 Paragon street
Smith William, 49 West street
Smithson A. C. 3 & 5) Adelaide street
Smithson F. 73 Carlton st. Newington
Smithson Thomas, 8 Strickland street '
Speight George, 14 Broadley street
Spooner Eugene, 3a Barusley street,
Boldemess road
Stainton J. a Cottage row, Aniaby road
Stebbing Charles, 74 Osborne street
Stephenson Philip, Ballgate, Cottinghm
Stewart Andrew, iS Waterworks street
Storey William, 61 Portland street
Stott William B. 38 Alexandra street
Stutt John Benry, 46 Brook street
Swannack Mrs. J. A. 15 Lockwood st
Swannack Wm. G. 33 Holdemess road
Tatner Henry, 37 Lome street
Taylor Cornelius, 37 Great Union street
Taylor Mrs. E. 3 Elm terrace, Russell st
Taylor Benry, 7 Spyvee street. Groves
Toyne Darid, 15 Bridge street
Tucker C. Naylor's row, Drypool
Twidale J. 163 Waterloo street north
Wadsworth Christopher, 32 Cogan st
Waine William, 213 Waterloo St. north
Ward John, 64J New George street
Wardle John, 38 Waterloo street
Wardrobe John,3Sisters ter. Beverley rd
Waterland George, i3aGreatThomton st
White John, 54 West parade
White Robert, 30 Edgar street
Widdowson Samuel, 58 Brook street
Wilkinson T. H.74Spyvee street,Groves
Williamson Mrs. Fras. 9 Waterworks st
Wilson Edward Wm. la Worship street
Wilson Mrs. Emma, 71 Porter street
Wil8onThos.9oBamsley st. Boldemess rd
Witty Fk.Hy. la Stepney ter.Beverley rd
Wood Mrs. E. 9 Garden street
Wood James, 36 Church street, Drypool
Woodruff Mrs. Eliza, ai Finsbury st
Wrsy Edward, 99 Porter street
Wrey Thomas, 61 Bessie road
Wright Walter, 36 Brook street
FXTNB&AZ. OABBIA.aEFBOPS.
Winter Rt. 41 Mason st. k 84 Charles st
FITBNITTTBB BBOKBS. &DLBS.
Abba Thomas, 43 Witham
Abba John, 71 Boldemes road
Archer William,3Snffolk row,Winclinlee
Atkinson George, 105 St. Paul's street
Bailey William, 90 Waverley street
Barker Thomas, Castle st. k 3 Myton pi
Batty George William, 52 Bessie road
Beal Frederick, 13 Charles street
Brongh John, 31 Marlborough terrace
Brown James K. 40 West parade
Brown John, 16 Marlborongh terrace k
3S Pryme street
Brown William, 61 Walmdey street
Bnffey Samuel, 15 Spittle street. Groves
Digitized by VjUUV IC
Bnrtpn Thamas^ toCmnicb (bScuitoate*
Caaey Daoiel, 48 WallMr-street !
Chiappe John, 47 WaUcer etreet; '
Cook Samairi, 13 Stihy ek, Kewington
Cooplond WiUiam, 65 Catr Jaoe
Coolson MiSk A. 5, 6ft 7 South. ^tretfr
Croft Edward, 4 Hstbam st. Hedon rd
Cra<8 Thomas, 9^ C«stt« street - 1
Crowe Edwardt 3 Hdb street
Da^fiaOB Mra>AnniiS7Hodg^ii st. Groves
Donaldson Williain, a Jane street:
Douglas Richard, 39 JUncoln street
Eaman Creorge, 3 > IiiTiDg^qe. arcade.'
Anlaby road ■ ; . ■
Eskels John.iiMalton parade, Hessle rd
Farrer Charles^ 14 Wiqcolmlee
Fawcett Thomas, 4 Brooke street
Fent Thomas, 37 Spyree street, Grores
Finn Austin, Hedon road
Fletcher Mrs. Elizabeth, 30 Caroline st
Fry Fred, 30A, Charlotte street
GaUager Edward, ,13 Bussell stareet
George Henry, iz Canning street
Gibson Charles, 100 Witham
GladstoneMiss M.6aNayIor's rw.Drypool
Grasby Mrs. Jane, 141 Waterloo atinorth
Grassby John, 36 Salthouse lane '
Grundy Henry, 19 Hesde road &
Albert arcade
Hardwick Henry, 10 Grimston street
Hardy Robert, 30 Trippett
Harris H. 15 Ifaylor's row, Drypool
HarriS'Maarice, 91 Park street
Harris William, 8 Paragoa street -
Harrison E. T. 30 Londeeborough st
Hendry John, 4 North street
HiU John, Fountain road
Hirst John Thomas, Anlaby road
Jackson John, Anlaby road '
Jarris Richard, 35 & 37 Moxon street
Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth, 65 Russell st
Kelley Michael, ivGarden street
Kelly Israel, 34 West street :
KeyworthWm. 30 Gt. Union st. Witham
Kirby George, S3 Carr lane
Kirk Ja.Edwd.io6Kentst.Holdemess rd
Latos Geo. 73 Chorch street, Drypool
Levitt William, 18 Francis street east
Lingard William, 11 Finsbury grove
Linsloy George, 177 Waterloo st. north
Lodge G. Old Rifle Barrack yd. Alfred st
Louis Jacob, 45 Great Passage street
Lucas Willitim, zi Brook street
Lucas William, 43 West street
Lundy John, 36 & 38 West street
Mckenzie Charles Henry, 73 Osborae st
Metcalf James, za- it 34/Trippett
Morley Thomas, Hessle ■
Morris Henry Robinson, Castle street '
Neal . W,9YaTk par. Hessle rd.Newuig<!im
Newton Samuel, 33 Witham '
Obrieu Henry, Z9 Cumberland street
Petty Joseph, 49 Beaumont st. Drypool
Ramsdale John, 16 Eastoheap
RioJiardson John William, 45 West st
Roj-stone Mrs. Ellen, s & 6 FWnce street
Sands Thomas, z West street
Silbon George, 3 z Alfred street
Sissons Riclurd, Z7 Adelaide street
Sanman John, ao West street
Taylor George, 37 Wincolmlee
Tesseyman John, 3 St. Stephen's square
Thompson John, 46, 48, & 50 Naylor's
row, Drypool
Twidale John, 30 Trippett ■
Tyson Samuel, 3 Waller st.Holdemess rd
VValford William George,' 7 Waltham- St
V^'alker Thomas, 95 Day street
Watkins Henry, 84 Waverley street
VV:aud Mrs. D. 6 Hoant place, Hessle rd
Westoby Mrs. Haonah,58Gt, Thornton st
Wilcockaoo Wm. 3 Witty at; Newington
Wilkinson Adam, zz Worship street
Williogham Wm. Jn.34to 36 Fountain rd
Wilson AzzdrewMarahall, z 8<t>tiSGeargc 'St
Wilson John, 34 Gusat Passage street
Woodbridgajoseph, 4 Waterioo street
Woodward Johzi, zz GreatPassage street
Wooller J. 44 Church street, DrypeOl
Worts Beajarain, 30 Rossell street^ see
WortB^-PalBjer • , - ,' -i .. . j^
•jWrighfeJehn, sa-BhekatiW* T, ••; -t
Toogg. George^ 5 St. : Itaktft street --
I p-trBNtTtrBB BBOCOVI^.
Pishwick John, ssHopwcnd street
Morphew John, a Smeatoo. street ..
WiUinghaw Thomas OeQrge,FreebQld st
[mjxx^\
Depository {The) for . leipojrii^g ,or.watc
; housing furniture, luggage &c. ; all
; charge? moderate.; prospectus, post
, free (Arthur G. Dixon, proprietor),
, Harrow road, iMoitta w
SUSBIBBS.
t>awson Mrs.Saiah Jane, 93 Caitipbeli st
Forth Joseph Edwin, s Poatemgate
Kelly Miss Emma, .z3 PostsmgatH
Pritcbett John Thomas,' ziiz Waverley st
Venos Walter, 36 Qneen street .'
\ GAI^VAinZBD VB.dS JKJBBS
Croggon &■ Co. 300 Upper' Thames
street, London t.f. ; & at Liverpool &
' Glasgow
OALVANIZEtCS.
Braby Frederick & Co. FiUroy works,
' Euston road, London n.ti).;& Liver-
pool & Glasgow
Croggon k Co. 300 Upper Tluunes
street, I<ondon t-c. ; & at Liverpool &
Gla^ow
OAJCB IXBAI.BBS. . .
See Pouitertri.
OABSEITBBS.
See Market Gardeiaers.
GhAS COUPAirXES & WOBXS.
British Gas Light Co. Limited (Andrew
1 Dou£^, supt. & engineer; Andrew
. Doagall, jun. assist, engineer ; James
. Cox, res. clerk), otHces, Baker street.
Prospect street; works, Bankside,
. Scalcoates
Cottingham Gas Works (James Wright,
man. ), Cottingham
ipimsall k South Kirby Gas Co. Limited
I (T.W.Stears,engineer)4Derringhm st
Bessie Gas k Coke Co. Limited (John
Clarke, sec.), Hessle
Kingston-upon-Hull Gaslight Co.(£dwd.
Jack man, man.), BrgadTey street
Mablethorpe Gas Co. Limited, Mable-
thorpe, Lincolnshire (T. W. Stears,
, engineer&Iessee);office,4Derringhin.st
Sutton, Southcoates & Drypool Gas Co.
(Frederick William Qldfield, set A
, map.), Sitwell street, Groves
OAS BNOINE KAKEBSi
Crossley Brothers Limited, Opendiaw,
Manchester
Makers of the "Otto" Gas Engine,
Hoists, Lifts &c. ; . India Rubber k
Gutta Percha Machinery
aAs EiranTEEB,
Stears .Thomas William,4Derringham st
OASFITTEBS.
Adams William Lee, 37^ Lowgate -
Allon Charles, 34 Hessle road -
Ashton Charles,King street, Cottingham
Atkinson WiUi^ '&lwin k Son,6B!egent
terrace, Azilaby road ■ ■
Backwell Cornelius, Z02 Prospect street
BatJey William, zo Blanket row :
Deal John, Holdemess road
Campbell Thomas Brooks, z8]%tangMe
Ohorry k Son, 96 Porter street
Grass Tom, 3 Cogan street
FVeeman Mrs. Mary, Ann, * Anlaby road'P*^'^ Wflliam, Marfleet
Oouldesbrongfa J. &8oa, 26Scaleluie "~ '
■ay Q:uag^ 8 'Carlisle street
iaUiday aeory, »7 Pfwa^S «tnet
VwintABeatTf^ if- OnoMton alnet
Hewitt John, ^ Nortfi strtet,
HoakmH>iUip'fe;Soi^ 37,Clitu^ lane .'
Hoyes George, z 33 Porter street
L«e^ahit» Silting bonk
Uawe^Gilar|^^eo^y, i4J(orIalkitraet
MiddMoB Joseph, iiS Porter street .
ParroUThonM* Cecil, ^(edfeyMrtat . .
Phillipson William, 4 Salthoose lane
Robson •Fredtotdt; •;• Walton street,
Newington.; ft z^Odtniaa Mreet
Bosindale Charles, 136 Hi^h street
Scholey' Roberts; 40 Adebude-street-
Shtphuzi'ft Go. 7 Trinity House lane.
See advertisement - >' ;
Smith B. T. 3z ft 33 WellingtoB atieet
Smith'Hyr. iifi Bnmswiekav. NewiogUn
Smith John Francis, 46 Chariot street
Smith Wiliiam H. 88 Hessle road .
Swales Bichaid^ tz York parade, Hessle
road, Newinfeton
TayiorCKeor^ not Osborne street '
Webster Ocorge Dixoa, dCxreatUnionst
Wells €leorg»l'» 37 ft 74 Prospect street
Westoly fonpb^Bhd, '59 Cogan street.
Wild John, 106 Walker street
Wilkinson John Wilfred, Z4 CSii^l lane
OhAS FrrtlNOa MAStflFBS.
Sbiphan> ft Co. 7 Trinity House lane k 3
Whitefriargate. See advert .
dllibBBS.
See Carvers ^ Gilders.
OIKOEB BEEB UAEEBS.
• See Smia- Water 1^. Maker*.
aiiABS BZiQWEB.
Hewitt Joseph, z68 Osborne street
aX,A8S DEAI.EB8.
• SeeChhut^-c. Dealert. .
OIiASS VEBCHANra.
Bower ft Thornton, Wellington cham-
bers, Wellington street
Gray William ft Co. zzj West street
Primrose ^ Qo. 38 Paragon street. ,
Sanderson George L. Hambcr chambers.
Princes Dock street
Smith John F. 53 Carr lane
OI.ASS BOTTI.B UEBCHAinS.
See Bottle Merchants. '
GUUAZIEBS.
See Plxiobers ^ Qlaziers,
OLOTSBS.
SU'Hoiiers ^ GUvers.- ' ' -
ai.T7B ]|CAinTFACnTBEdS.
Officer Wm4ic Co. MaxweU st. Sloneferry
aLxne ubbohaitfs.
Ganderton Brothers, importers of french
medal glue, gelatines &c. 24 High st
CK>Z4> ItEAE SEAL^B.
Ecdes Cass, 63 fright street
OOLPSmTHS.
Bamby ft Rnst;. Z5 Market place
Barnett ft Scott, 45 Whitefriargate
Bamett Barney, 6z, 63, 63 ft 64 Carr la
Kirk Thomas ft Co. 7 Whitefriargate
Beynoldson Thomas ft Son,^ 30 White-
friargate. Sea advert
Scott James, 4 Market place
Wacholder S. 39 Market place
O-BArST BBOZBBS.
See Brokers — Gi-ain.
QBAIN CLEANEBS.
Ellis J.ft Co. 36 High street ft Beeton st
Heseltina George William. 32 High st
OBAINBBS.
See Waiters ^ Grainers.
QBAZIEBS.
L^ard Jes^, Marfleet
OBEASE 2CANUEACT1TBEB8.
Baker. Brothers ft Co. Chortb street,
tSoulcqates; office, zpeJOigb attest :
Digitized by VjUUV IC
HOEIia}
TRA<I»S8;
(3ftft»-€»0^ iis
Bn*(Mki t. .WiSiVn li'Gs;B«l)fln M ' | Bartlett John, 36 Sotbanifsb -HMfim id
CbuMn. Thoraait'ymdaric Jc Co. 3I' Barwiefc Jonkthan, 30 CoUiets street
OifordstrMIt' ' • r>i - '< Bee ChristoptMr, x/ Goodwin strest
Cnn Georget to 8anlco«te« tea* 4Beet John, 78 Great .Thornton street
EagWi WiUiMB 'P. 180 High street ;' Blake John, i Jeiining street, Gmves
Blakeney-Sanmely 69 Francis street east
t)ennisRichaM,'l6'4:FeelMiMt.' ■<■■" "*-
DibbGhai.'8rA9 83.Chatch«ti DrjtKMt'-
Dibb jr. : Sinnnnni, '43 Jennrng « ti GMi<M
[>ihbireini»n«l, 3A Hoxon street)' ' ' '
ODickena Brothers, r Holdimiees foad'
Dimn Jaha, . DerringhAm street -Ic' 8»
■ Xinaty street
Dixon Mrs. Hiidrsd, lao Watsrioo st.ntli'
Doughty Joseph, 176 Bean street
Doughty Urs. Maria, 16^ Sutton str«et '
Duck AbrafaamWilliam, 60 Brook street
Dunn John, 63 Porter street
Djrson' Charles, 57 <9althouse lane
Ecoles Oeoi^ 81 Walker street ' - ' '
Eager Wdb-H. Alezaadra arcade, Hedonrd
Embley Stopheni xo Thomas st. Drypool
Favibotham Fred, 173 Bean stteet
Fan Saml. 8 Hnmber ter.Holderaess rd
FeethamHy.a6WestDock aven.Hessle rd
Benton John & 80ns, 39 Marketplace
Fentan Christopher, 44 Alexandra street
•FieM'Bd.nMirket ptaoe k BBVsHejrrd
Fincham Humphrey, 65 Naylor's row,
Drypool
Flowers Robert, 9 James street, Drypool
Flowers BobeitMilsoli, 13 iioooln st
Ford Beniy, 7 New George street
Fowler Wts. 66 West Dock avn.Hessle rd
Frankisk' John George, 35 Saltbonse
. lane IcNorth Walls
Prankish Bobart Thos. 44 Market pi. &
5 West Park terrace, Anlaby rAad
i^rodin Alexander, i3*Wellingtoa lane
Gawthorp Witlioin; 37 Wassand«treet
Gill Richard, 39 Dansom lane
Glew Thomaa, Ferries street, Hedon rd
Glossip Edwin, 35 Ponntain road '
Good Thomas WilHam, 94 Withatu
GonndriU. Stephen.isYork'par.Hesslerd
Gowie Alexandra S. T9 Charles street
Goy & Co. Hessle road, Newington
Goy John, Spring bank
Grant William, 9 Hedon road
Gray Jas. Thos.Prince's rd.St John's wd
Greenwood Robert, 37 Great Onion st
Gregorylc SonjiGranrllle TiU.Anlaby rd
Habbenhaw Martin, 1 1 Leonard street
Haberknd k GlassniBn,35 & a6 Homber
street & Talbot house, Hessle road '
Hall Charles, 10 Waterloo street
Hall Edwin, 75 Iisonard street
Hall Vincent John, King st. Cottingham
Hare William, 93 Comberland street
HamewWm.|x8 De-la-Porte pi. Drypool
Harrison Mrs. Betsey, 39 Buckingiiam st
Harrison Charle8,Hessre road, Newington
Harrison Mrs. Margaret, 54 Liddle st
Harrison Mrs. S. Ai 14 Barnsley street
Hart'Henrv, Holdamess road
Hartley Edward, 94 St. Paul's street
Hattan Wflliam, 18 Wihnington.GroTes
Hay Thomas Edward, 51 Liddell street
Helson Mrs. Christiana, 46 West parade
Hewitt Charles, 33 Kent street
Hewitt Jas. 11 Beeton st .Hddemass rd
Hewitt; William, 35 <c' 37 Waterloo street
HUken William B. 33 New George street
*Hill Benj. Oamberland ter. Aniaby rd
Hill Henry, 10 Hyton place
Hillam William, is Betcrm street] '
Hind George, 34 Porter street
Holtby Thomas; .30 Wincolralee
Hope Arthur, 68 New George street
Hopkin Frederick, 36 Stanley street •
*Hopper W. M. 41 Whitefriargata
Homcastle WiUism Sdward, 19 Albert
terrace, Anlaby road k t Coltman st
Hotchkin William, 3 Trippett atniH
Hewlett Bobert, 151 Regent street
SnU 4- JSiat Sidng Suj^p AatoeuUiou
(William Cussons, manager), Anlaby
road ic Lansddwne terrace, Beveriey rd
Humphrey Bdwin, 66 ^t. Paul's street
Button laaaci 153 St Paul's street -
tiAperial-Tea Co. 34 ]((arket place tt 40
Hessle road
JavkaoB Fronds ic Co. 43 Gt.Paasagfeat
Jaokson Bowlb;*, 53.HolderBes8 ftaa
Jackson Datid, «5-WMtond iiteeet '
Dawson William, as Sykes stnet . Jackson Thomas; Warwick St. Drypo61
Deatden Thomas, 50 Spring street. j Jackson Thoinis'H. 5 Umdesborough st
irerks, Dunwm lane
Hu«ll George, Oxford street, Seol-
coatesJt YariLVtiaet- .
HannBT WiUiam, Maxwell st. Stonelerry
Hawlcy B. B. Etherington buildings,
50 High, stieet
Banter Geasge^CamfaerJand street
Johnson Brousrs, Cleveland works, Air
■beet Seaadrart
Ueag Geoiga Wflfiam, Great Unien oU
vorka, SattgoPraiqi side^ Lfane street
SMsdrert
Liriugrt^a John, 14 Cleyeland st. Grpres
MeUne Stephen ic Co. .Yerk street
Pearson George, a North walls '
Ijaldon John ii Thomas, York, street ic
Oxford street, Scolcoates,
Starry, Smithaon ft Co. {for maekbierp);
oflicea k works, Batikside,. Scalcoates.
.See advert
Tbompaon Thomas ic Co. ; office, 3 Nel-
mastreet; woiks,- Rifle Barrack yard,
AHted street, Hesde road
Toogood Richard ic. Co. 183 High street
OBBiJBS XBSCHAjrTB:
Dibb William ic Co. 30 Highstreet
HiU Jas. Wm. Oriental famldgs. "High st
Jackson Thomas is Co. Wilberforce
bniMHigs, 35 Hi{^ street ; works,
Wihaington
Philip Robert Ebrris, 183 High street
a&SBNaBOOEBS.
See FmUenn 4' Oreengroeem.
GBIKDEBT DBAIiBB.
Hirden William, 18 Campbell street
OBOCEBS— WHOIjaSAI.K
Brnadbent Jas. Moses, 6i^F^«Hiect street
Des Foi^ Joaepli & Sons, 81, 83 Ic 83
High street
Dibb Charies ft Co. 48 Brook street ic 14
Blanket row ' ■' " .
Fu'lJ Williani, 66 High street
HatfrianditGI»simi«n,'D^tho.Hessle rd
Jirman & Flint, i8i 10 s so Salthouse la
Middleton Thomas &Son, 19 k so Black-
fri>i«ite ; warehouse. 113 High street
Mnoa^edrgB, George }-a«d
.Na^kirJoha WiBiilm,' 312 SalthAose lane
Nightingale Wiliiani fi; ic Co. 8 King st
Slater Brothers, Waterbouse lane
Tasker k Rictuirdson, 5 & 6 Jnnption
strret; .5 ic 6 §t Jolp's street; 77
.Anlaby road. Stepney ; k Beverley rd
1*^t<)eld Mat^w, 37 & iS Bishop kuie
OBOOEBS A TBA SBAI.BBS.
;iMke.i tlitM • are also Wine * Spirit Dealer*;
Adamson Henry, aoj Scott street
Al^.n John, Providence view, GtanViUe
Anct, Newington
Allen Willlun, Naylor't row, Drypool
Altass Thomas, 33 St. James' street
Altham Abraham, 7 Silver street; 83
Walker street k x66 Waterloo street
Anderson Robert, 16 Osborne street.
Andrew J. i Cottage tot« Holderneasrd
Andrews Sajmn^ Rajkef street, Drypool
Amuld Jai^ies, .Westnurelapd street
Ashwell Miss BL i « 3 ^^'estmoreland st
.Ashwell Miss M. A. 90 Cumberland st
A;kam John Fairbnrn, '63 Market place,
17 Witham, 40 Caroline street, 67
PiTter.streeti .1 .Sppng bank k 14
Hessle road
Atkinson H. 76 Wast Dock av. Hessle rd
Baker W. T. 3 Queen's rd. St John's wd
Bolmfonb Will^am» 3. Holbora moun.t
Bank* Mrs: Fanny !ti dpemK^ street '
Play, Wnuic Co. 64 Selbyat. Nawingtod
BoltonMrs!£.3sArimdeU stHoldemeas rd
Bolton Henryi Dansdm hme
Bontoft Jn. Wm. 73 Church st Drypool
Bootii T. 83 iE 83 Chnroh st Scnlcoatea:
Booth Wjn. 4 WoodhenaB-st. Hedon rd
Bottamley E. 7 Argyle ter. Hoidarnessrd
Bourne William, 16 New Gtaorge street
Bowes Henry iC Walter, 30 Witham
Boyntoii'Keywarth, 4Bmlge street -
Boynton William, 31A, St. Luke's street
Brace John, 54 Kent st. Holdemess road
Bradley Patrick, 41 Bropk street
Branton Henry, 50 Dansom lane
Brewer R. . 19 Courtney st. Holdemesard
BrignellWilUam, 1 1 & la Barnsley street,
Holdemess road
Bristow.ic .Co. 04 Paragon stieet ' . .
Bristow George Francis, 13 Spring bank
Broadbent James Moses, 61 Prospect st
Brocklebank George, Preston '
Brooks Bobt L.S7 Chnrdi st. Scnlcitaates
Brown A. T. 59 Seaton'st' Fountain rd
Brown John, 35 Wasaand street
Brown Mrs. Sarah, 39 Symons street
Brown Wi]Uam< 63 Oabome street
Brucetter Mn. EUzabetb,. 11 Colliers st
Bukley John, 7a ic 73 Lieonard street
Burton John, 6z Norwood street
Burwell Edwin P. 9 Lowgate
Cape Wilham, jnn. Anlaby
Carlee Cbristopber Henry, x Wahnei
terrace, Hessle road
CarUng M. 71 Lee Smith st Hedon road
Carniss Jomi, 83 Bean street '
Carr Michael, 15 Charterhouse lane
Carr William H. Hessle road
Carter Charles, 37 B4»n street
Carter George, ao Lockwoixl street
Cartwright Thomas S.-13 West street
Caseltop Charles, 30 Fountain road
Catlin Benjamin, 65 Woodhouas street,
Hedon road
Chafer George, 39 Gibeon street
tihaneyWm.68Bamaley st.Holdemess rd
Chapman Cornelius, t .Cambridge street
Chapman Thomas, 1 1 Caroline street
Chapman Walter, is Waterloo street
ChaiterBbtaHoldenieas arcade, Witham
Clare Frederick, 47 Oampbdl street
Clark John, 13 Alexandra street
*Clark John Bit^rd, 83 Cogan street
Clegg Miss Jane, 73 Cbgan street
Cleverly Mrs. Mary Aim, 57 Regent st
Collier Benjamin, Hessle rd. Newington
CoUinson Andrew, 139 Waterloo st. nth
Colville WiUism, 79 New Gea*re.street
Cook Richard, Albert street, ^wington
Cooper Joseph L. 8 Station parade,
Holderbess rdad
.CaoperLeonard,33Bo8amand atBonlevrd
Conison David,' Hessle.
Goupland Mrs. ^rriet, Kent street,
Holderness road
Conpland Robert; yrOsboTOB street
Qowlsy Mrs. Selina, 6 Hav^ook terrace,
' Hessle road
Craft Henry, 50 Great Union street
Graggs Cbrist«(disr, 11 Norwood street
Creaaey .William, 49 Great Thornton st.
Croft James, 95 Spyvee street, Gravae
Croft Michad, x York pantde, Bessie rd
Crookes.WilKain, 24 New Geotge street
ic 63 Kent street) Holderness road
Crowogr WilUatn, 33 Kent street
Curtois Brothers, 5 iE 9 Station parade,
HoldemMsToad
DallingGeorgctF. 23 Waterworks street
DaltoD Ed Irani Pearson, 49 'Scott street'
Dant Mrs. Maria, 76- Wadsand Htreet .. .
Danlton Joseph, 151 Bean street
Bannister J. Be^taifL JBoldeQieas road .dawwra-JtiSBph, .44 LiddeH stnet
Harbei Joseph, 56;KBS»l»rj»d
Barker Thomas,' u I Bew ttreft
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Orocbbs & Tba DCAlEna — amii»iied.
Jackson WiUiom, Oarr lane
Jagger Joseph, 43 Bncliingham street
*Jarman William, 47 Chorob st.Drypool
Johnson Francis, 97 Porter Bt.k Winton
house, Heasle road
Jordan Charles W. 114 Osborne street
Jordan John, Finkle street, Cottingham
Jalian Henry, Bererley road
Eelse^ Joseph, 2 Seward St. Hedon road
Kelwick Mrs. Mary, a6 Dansom lane
Kirk Samnel, 45 Spyvee street
Kirkpetrick T. 5a k 53 Waterworks st
Knowles Mrs. J. E. 9 Hotham st. Hedon rd
•Lambert Samnel &Co. igWhitefriargate
Lazenby Robert, 38 tc 30 Campbell st
Leathlay George, 8 Francis street east
& 13 Caroline street
Leetham Mrs. Mary Ann, i Boynton
street, Boalevard
Lloyd Mrs. A. Arundell st.Holdemess rd
LoKhoQseJohn,65LeeSmith St. Hedon td
Lone William R. i; Spyvee st. Crroves
LoTO James, 30 Sy kes street
Lnnd Rhodes, 18 Walker street
McCollin William, iii St. Panl's st
Mainprize Oeorge Rd. 18 Scolcoates la
Man Mrs. Eliza, Thwaite St. Cottingham
ManningHy. 40 Lome St. Swann's estate
Marple James, 11 1 Glasgow 8t.Newngtn
Marshall George Kidd, ^ Spencer st
Marshall Rt. 9 Lome St. Swann's estate
Martin George, 90 Bean street
Mawer Henry, 41 J&43 Derby street
Medlorth William, 86 Bamsley street,
Holdemess road
Meller William, 5 WorAip street
Metcalf Peter, 70 Spyvee street
Mewse Edward k Co. 86 Porter street
Millhonse William, 66 Cumberland st
Mitchell JamesHenry, 44 ITew George st
Monaghan Robert, 32 Gibson street
Moore Wm.6o Bamsley st.Holdernee8rd
Morley Henry, 89 West parade
Moses Jamas, 18 Leonard street
Moses Wm. Agar, 55 Church st. Drypool
Mouat & Co. I Market place
Mowforth Joseph, Chalk lane, Hessle rd
Naylor John William, 39 Salthouse lane,
i 12a Waterloo street north
Naylor William, a Cogan ter. Cogan st
Nelson John, 17 Craven St. Holdemess rd
Newton John, Hessle road, Newington
Nichol George Henry, 35 Sykes street
Nicholson Mrs.Hannaii,34 Beeton street,
-'Holdemess road
Nightingale Wm.Beatson <cCo. 8 King (t
Nightingale Louis, 130 Bean street
Norton John, 23 Windsor street
Pack Josiah, 52 Redbonme st. Bonlevsrd
Padgett Robert, 55 Charles street
Paling James, Westmoreland street
Palmer Wm. z Milton ter. Heaale road
Parker William, 14 Witham
Parkinson Samnel, 5 New George street
Parr John, 97 Bean street
Parrish George, 11 Londesborongh st
Pearson Mrs. M. 6 Clyde ter. Hessle rd
Peat John, Lee Smith street
Pepper John, 38 Parrott st. Newington
Pettli Mrs. Rebecca, 59 Witham
Pickersgill Thomas Wm. 36 Lowgate
Plant Joseph, 31 k 33 Myton street
Fool William, i ic 3 Jane's place, Air
street, Scolcoats
Powell Jonathan, 53 Charles street
Powis William, 34 Queen street
Poynter John, 72 Courtney street,
Holdemess road
Prescott Robert, i George street
Procter Thomas Wilson, a6 Beaumont
street, Drypool
Qointon Edward, 17 Bnckingham street
Ramskin Edward, 29 Lockwood street
Bawlinson William Chant, 84 North st
Reed Frederick, 37 Grange st. Swann's
estate
Reid James, Salem ter. Holdemess rood
Revell R. Hornsea par. Holdemess road
Rial Richard, 51 Waverley street
Richardson John, 43 dykes street
■Rider Richard, Hessle rd. Newington
TBADES.
Rimineton Charles, 6a Oonrtney street,
Holdemess road
*Rippon William, 35 Market place
Robinson H. 13 Woodhonse St. Hedon rd
Robinson Henry, 21 Bridge street
Robinson Mrs. Mary, Hessle
Robinson Thomas, 4) Dock street
Robinson Thomas, 33 Story street
Robinson William C. 5^ Holdemess rd
Rolfe Henry, 36 Bourne street
Rose Mrs. Ann, 14 Postemgate
Rowbotbam R. 52 Jenning st Groves
Rowell Charles Mason, 76 Kent street
Ruddock William, 47 Constable street
Salmond James, 16 Cogan street
Sanderson Mrs. Isabella, loa Adelaide st
Sargeant Thomas, 68 Osborne street
Scraian John, 66 Wheeler st. Newington
Sooffield Daniel, 24 Fountain road
Semley Henry, 6 Buckingham street
Seward Henry, 17A, Wincolmlee
*Sbarp David, Preston
Sharpe John, 34 Caroline place
Sharpe John, 33 Charles street
Shaw William, 59 Stanley street
Shepard Joseph, 76 Gralton st.Newngtn
Shields Richard, 31 Pryme street
Shields William,Rosamond st. Boulevard
Shinfield John k Co. 150 Porter street ;
36 Lowgate ; 17 Charles street k 50
Holdemess road
Shinvald Israel, 16 Great Passage street
Sboson John, 7 Rnssell street
Simpson John, 51 Alexandra street
Simpson Roberrt, 84 Holdemess road
Sinclerson William, 113 Spyvee street
Smales George, 49 Hytongate
Smith Benjamin, 7a Charles street
Smith D.(travdlitiff), Souttergate, Hedon
Smith Fred, 15 Wellington lane
Smith George, Sutton
Smith Mrs.Maria, 1 45 Waterloo st. north
Smith Richard, 37 Caroline street
Smith Richard, 6 Emporium buildings,
Spring bank
Smith William, 53 Spencer street
Spavey Thomas, 33 Collier street
Spencer William, 104 Trinity street
Spicer Mrs. Fanny ,Northgate,Cottinghm
Stagles William, 93 West Dock avenue,
Hessle road
Steinmetz Hugo, 51 Spyvee St. Groves
Stephenson Geo. Bell, 57 Walker street
Stephenson H. 34 Jenning st. Groves
Stephenson John, 48 Lid(kll street
Stephenson Thomas, 84 Lime street
Stephenson T. 10 Wilmington, Groves
Stonehonse John, Cottingham
Stonehouse B. 19 Jenning st. Groves
Swales Alfred, 33 Hessle road
Swift Joseph Alfred, Stoneferry
Tasker k Richardson, s k6 Junction
street ; 5 Jc 6 St. John's street ; 77
Aqlaby road k Stepne3r,Beverley rofid
Tasker William, 60 WelUngton lane
Tayler k Swales, 18 Hessle road
Tebb Robert, 43 Walcott street
Theaker William, 86 Hessle road
Thomlin Mrs. Gertrude, 107 St. Paul's st
Thompson G.ao Lome 8t.Swann's estate
Tindale William, 43 Fonniain road
Todd John, Souttergate, Hedon
Todd Wm. 19 Rosamond st. Boulevard
Towell Robert, 86 Cnmberland street
Trevor Robert, 81 English street
Turner George, 5 ^lencer street
Tamer 8unuel,47 Beaumont st.Drypool
Viokerman Thos. 49 Jenning st. Groves
Waddy Richard Wm. 58 Gt. Passage st
WakeUn J. 40 Jenning, Groves
Walgate Geo. Hy. 43 & 43 Caroline st
Walker John Henry, 38 Witham
Wallaoe Robt. 35 Beanmont st. Drypool
Ward Edward S. 117 Bean street
Ward Joseph, 83 Beeton st. Holdemess rd
Warden Jn. Hy.6 Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Warn John T. DeGrey St. St. John's wd
Warn William Henry,Lamacra(t,Market
place, Hedon
Warrener Robert, 167 St. Panl's street
Watmongh George, i Prospect street
Welbonm William, 30 New G«orge »t
[hull.]
Westfleld Oeorge, St. Paul's street
Whitcboich W.aSWri^t st.fc3oPercy st
White Daniel, 5 Walcott street
Whitton John, 96 West parade
Wilde William Henry, 51 Nwwood st
Wilkinson George, 41 Mill street
Wilkinson Joseph, 57 Beanmont street
Williamson k (x>. 45 Prospect street k
10 Mytongate
Williamson James, 14 Hessle road
Williamson Richard Stonehouse, 34 Lee
Smith street, Hedon road
Willingham Robert. 31 k 33 Terry st
Wilmot John, 30 Alfi«d street
Wilson John, 10 Bromley street
Wilson John, 73 Spyvee street. Groves
Winder John, 42 Providence row
Witherwick Alfred, 31 North street
Wolstein Henry, H7 St. Panl's street
*Work Brothers, Hessle Road house,
Hessle rd. k i Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Worley John, ^i George street
Wray Benjamm, 147 St. Panl's street
Wray Mrs. E. J. WestDk. avn. Hessle rd
Wray William Henry, 102 St. Paul's st
Wright WQIiam, 98 Bean street
aBOOBBS' OirmTTBBS.
Mackaill John, 43 Brook street
McKinna.David k Wm. 12 k 13 Dock st
Saunderson Wm. A. 55A, Saviie street
OUN & PIBTOI. XAKEBS.
Balchin Edmund, 37 Market place
Needier William, 27 Silver street
Lancaster Charles, 151 New Bond st. 8c
3 Little Bmton st. London te, ; inven-
tor of the non-fouling, smooth oval
bore tor Express fc other rifles ; also
of the fonr barrel breech-loading ham-
merlass gun. Express rifle ft pistol ;
established 1S36
QUNPOWDEB HCA.mrS'BS.
Pigon, Wilks k Lanrence Limited, 11
Queen Victoria street, London e.e
OTTTTA FEBCHA DBPOTS.
Dickson k Co. 33, 34 & 35 L«wgate
Lennard George Hy. 41 Waterworks st
aXTTTA FBBOHA UAirUFBS.
India Rubber, Gntta Percha k Tele-
graph Works Co. Limited, 100 Cannon
street, London e.c. See advert
OYKKASTIO AFFIiIAKOB HA.
Spencer Geo. (late Snoxell k Spencer)
(est. 17S4), 52GosweUrd. London e.e
HABBBDABHBBS.
Batters A. C. k Co. 30 Watervorks st
Belt ySia. Catherine, 34 West parade
Carmichael Mrs. M. A. 13 Hedon road
Charter Miss E. aoNaylor's row.Drypool
Clark John, 40 Charles street
Coleman John Wm. 35 Norfolk street
Cook Edward John, i Waterhonse lane
k I Carr lane. See advert
Dunham Hy. Jn. 9 Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
Harvey Frank Rawson, 64 Hessle roitd
Lamb T. B. 6a & 64 Church St. Drypool
Robinson John, 18 Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
HAIBDBBSSEBS.
Adam8onB.4Cypnu arcade,Sprink bank
Anderson James Hy. 56 Porter street
Bentley Robert Williium, 6 Waterloo st
Birkwood WiUiam R. 31 Witham
Brittain Samuel, 73 Marlborough ter
Brooks James, 6 Saviie street
Brown Edwin Naylor, 4 Portland street
Bucknell George, 17 Cluipel lane
Bucknell Josejm, 6 George yard
Cade W. 3 Church st. Scolcoates
Capstick Emanuel, HaUgate,Cottingbm
Carmichael William Henry, Beverley rd
Chester Thomas, 55 Cogan street
Cookerline Ernest, 45 Blanket row
Dearing H. 3 Station par. Holdemess rd
Edson Charles, 38 Mytongate
Epworth Edwd. 8 Wdlington street
Eyre Charles, Chapel lane
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TRADES.
HAI-HOS 225
Fcothersnn John, 164 Waterloo st.nnrth
Fowltr James Jease,43A. & 44 Chariot st
Conlstinc Henn't 94 West (arade
Oil}' William Wilson, 30 Scot street
(irnce Kobcrt, 76 Barmston street
<irav»in William Sttndylirth,ia6 High st
(iMcuck E.2oQiu)en gt.ft38Water1VTth.st
(iiriulf William, 36 Carwline street
Cor Charles Xa[iofcon, 41 <t 43 Carr la
Hailett John, 42 Liddall street
flandfonl John, 17 Caroline street
Harrison W. 23 Hessle rd.&6 Spencer st
Higgins Charl^ 24 Trip|irtt
Haraman George, 76 New (ieorge st
Jiickaiii Jiieeiih, 112 Osborne street
Jackson Kobert, 7 Vicar lane
iiiaa licnjamin, 33 Great Passage st
Kraip Samuel, 4 Finkle street
Krmpley Henry, 65 Hessle road
Kirkrss Robert, 81 Karmston street
Ladil John S. 31 Caroline street
Lamb Alfred, 14 Waterhouse lane
Linwoud Joseph, 50 Humber street
Littlevood Mrs. Loaisa, 44 West Dock
arrnne, Hessle nod
Uoyd William King, 15 Knnd street
Marshall Richard, King st. Cottingham
Martin (ieorge Smith, 9 Paragon street
Mavroan Thos.O)verdale,76 St.Paul's st
M«l(l Enoch, 5 Lime street
M«k James Wo(xl, 35 Paragon street
Milnrr (ieorge, 4 Malton par. Hessle rd
Nicholson I>avidj37 Walker street
Xison William, Ffctchergate, Hedon
Xiirton Ralph, 8 Spring bank
Paul John Stuart, 16 Brook street
P'lstill James Edwin, 2 Adelaide street
PoMlry John, 8 Alannaduke street
Pn>by William Henry, 26 Fountain road
Pols August, 14 Princes Dock street
Reed Henry Charles, 4 Mj-tongatc
Hrnilpr Jf>hn, 82 Thomas street, Dryjxiol
Bogan Edwin, 24 Market place
BiKS William, 65 Paragon street
Rinbert Shachna, 45 Waterhouse lane
SaxlTeld Henry, 30 Chariot street
tjearby Charltn, 29 lireat Union street
Senior John, 18 Adelaide street
Sharp David, 164 Porter street
Sharpe Joho Kime, 1 1 Waterworks at
Skelton John, 6 Holderness road
Smith J. 2 Strawberry street, Dry))ool
Smith John, Lime street
Smith UlUiain, 15 Jenning st. Groves
Sykes Lei-j-, 76 Francis street cast
Symnnds .Samuel D. 163 lican street
Tantiin William Richard, 41 North st
Tate (Ieorge, 160 Walker street
Taylor Henry, 3 Colliers street
Tliomiieon dharles, i Cogan street
Thoini«on Francis B. 7 Wilmington
Thiini|i8on John Henry, 4 York (larade,
Hessle road, Newingtiin
Tnuhell Denby C. Withain
Varley Richard, 39 Chariot street
WanWl William, 37 Norfolk street
W'arrener James, 33 Hessle road
Warrener John, Hesde
feller John WilUam, 80 Hessle road
Westtieo. Hy. 12 Malton jiar. Hessle rd
Whitakrr Richard, 29 Salthouse lane
VVTiile Fre<lerick, 7 (iieat Passage street
Witdbrir* James, 61A, Mliitefriargate
Williams Joseph H. 4.I Oigan street
^ilK>n (i. 12 Alexandra arcade.Hcdon rd
">itl Adolph, 40 Tripiiett
*''hk1 John, 126 Witham
Wroil John Thomas, 3a West jiarade
WrmllensJas. Fras. 3 iGt.Union St. Withm
HAXB XAiraFAOTUSBB.
.''haw Wm. Hy. 44 Great Union street
RAZS XBBOHASTS.
Koypcrs, Ostler k. Scott, Maxwell st.
Stimeferry ; office. Market idace
Mrggett Samuel Rider, 15 H^rh street
BAK FAOTOBS.
tSef liccoH if Ham Farton.
HABDWASB FACTOB. I Jameson & O). Canning street
Smith Henrj', Com Exchange,36High st'O*^*'" •^^Pj' .5^^"^ *' ^^"^ f'"""*
HABDWABEKEN.
C larkc Samuel, 85 Lime street
HeclagWilliam Jose-.ih, 84 Holderness rd
South\rick W. 6s Church st. Drypool
Swann Robert, 13 Princes Dock street
HABNBS8 TWA'g'iffti^
See SatUllers Sf Ilaniens Jf(tke)'8,
EAT BOX KAKEB.
Carmichael Robert, 16 North street
HAT KARTTFACrrTTBEBS ft
HATTBBS.
Alberoni U Co. 50 Sarile street
Alpe Henry Shelton, 3 & 4 Prospect st
Brown John, 27 Cliarles street
Brown Thomas, 40 Francis street west
Casril Morris & Son, 14 Liddell Street
Casrill k Son, 5 Suffolk row,Wincolmlce
Casrill Marcus Wm. 9 King street
Charter William, 35 Prosjiect street
Clarke Walter George, 73 C^rr lane & i
Engine street
Opeland Aaron, 4 Mount pi. Hessle rd
Cowburn Charles, 6 Castle street
Eyre Charles, 28 Lowgate & 24 Witham
Futty Thomas, 38 Cllariot street
Gallon George JJarclay, White Horse
yard, 93 Market place
Gee k Percival, 16 Market place
Gillett R. 14 Market pi. & 36 Hessle rd
Gillett William, 5 shver street k 37
Waterworks street
Hart (ieorge M. 43 Lowgate
Henderson Mrs. Elizabeth, 35 Queen st
Lee John, 60 Osborne street
Markwald Bamet, 6 Fish street
Maw, Till, Kirke k Co. 32 Bridge street ;
4, S & 6 Dock Office row k 16 k 41
Charlotte street
Parrott Joseph, 29 Chariot street
Pearson John Robert, 17 Cromwell st
Powell Thomas, Withemwick's j-ard,
North street
Shallcross Clias. Alex. 49 Waterworks st
.Sipling George, 80 Hessle road
Steele John, 71 Bean street
Turner John, 83 £ 85 Porter street
Woods Brothers, 31 £ 3a \^'hitefriaj'gate
HAWXBBS.
Gamble John, so North street
Thompson William, 43 Moxon street
HAT ft STBAW I)EAI.EBS.
Archer James, Hedon road
Barr George Hy. Malton st. Witham
Binnington Matthew, 36^ Blaekfriargatc
Botham William, i Linnseus street
Clarkson Jolin, 13 Alfred street
Croft Arthur, 104 Witham
Fenton Edward, 6 Green lane
Hilton Edward, 74 Raywell street
Kirk Mrs. Sarah, Alexandra road, St.
John's wood
Kirk WilUam, i Cave street, Stepney
I..angdale George, Witham
Mathison Jn. B. a Longdenst.Newingtn
Nettleton Wm. 14 Spyvee St. k Lime st
Pnllon John, 36 Worsley street
Richards James, 1 1 Hill street
Smith Henry, Bnimley street
Smith John, 76 Lime street
Southwell George Wright, Fountain rd
Starkey Dickinson, 38 Middle street
Vear John, 100 Campbell street
Wiles Mrs. Mary, 77 Leonard street
Woodall Robert, Trundle street
HBKP ft FLAX KANTTFBS. ft
KEBOHAKTS.
Bolt<in Thomas & Co. 91 High street
Corrie, Hanson k Cu. Oriel chambers,
37 High stre^
Dawson Brothers, 34 High street
Furley Wm. k R. Lee, 9 Wellington st
Haggle R. Ho<xl k Sou, 12 East end,
St. Andrew's dock
iSymeg Brothers, 82 Queen street
Webb Richard k Sons, Bridge street
HBBBINQ OTTBEB8.
See Fish Ciirers.
HIDE ft SKIN BBOKEBS.
See Brokers — Hide 4' Skin.
HIDE ft SKnr HEBOHANTS.
Dumoulin k (iosschalk ; office, 27
Finkle street
Hidl Hide 4- Skin Market Co. Limited
(Henty King Bennett, manager),
23 Finkle street
Jonas & Co. aSi .D<ick street
Kuypers, Ostler k Scott, Maxwell st.
Stoneferry ; office, 2 Market place
Ransom John k O). 46 Osborne street
Schiitte Reinhaid, Osbonie street
HOIST KAKEBS.
Rose, Downs k Tliompson, Old Foun-
dry, Cannon street
HOKCEOFATHIO OHBUISTS.
See Chemi»tt ^ Druygitts.
HOMES.
See Hoejiitalf, Homes ^'C.
HOOP KBBCHANTS— WOOD.
Hilton W. J. k Cm. William street
HOBBHOTTWD BEEB
BBEWBBS. '
Drant (ieorge, 43 New (ieorge street
Roberts John, Freehold street
H0B8B BBEAKEB.
Marshall William, Gittingham
HOBSB DEAI.BBS.
Dtmn John, 7 Boulevard south.Hessle rd
Kelly Joseph, 19 Cromwell street
Oxtoby James, 36 Sandringliam street,
Newington
Pagett (instare, so Silvester street
Robinson Alfred, 10 Lansdowne street
Smith Robert, jmi. Common, Hessle
Wright William, De (rrcy street, St.
John's wood
HOBSE SIiATXaHTEBEBS.
Stamford Wm. Maxwell rd. Stoneferry
Webster Hy. Thos Clough rd. Newland
HOBTICXn^TTTBAI. BUII.DEB.
Johnson Alfred Pardon, 4 Wilmington,
Groves. See advertisement
HOSE UANTrFAOTTTBEBS.
Fcnner Joseph Henry & Co. (jJ«-« ^
shipa'), 8 Chapel lane. See advert
HOStBBS ft OX.OVBBS.
Alpe Henry Shelton, 3 & 4 Prospect st
Baggg John k Cn. 13 Lowgate
Bailey Thomas, i Oigan ter. Cogan st
Bee Thomas, 38 Walker street
Bilton Mrs. Mary Jane, iii Day street
Birch Kenyon, 10 Holderness arcade,
Witham
Blackburn John E. 39 Caroline street
Hristow Robert, 81 Queen street
Brooks Robt. LawTence, 40 Savile street
Charter Charles, ai Ru.sse1l street
Ckxik Edward John, i Waterhouw lane
k I Carr lane. .Sec advertisement
Oaupland Miss Ruth, 4 Montreal ter-
race. Spring bank
Corerdale Fr«lk. William, J9 Witham
Cowlin John William, 17 Windsor street
Cowton John William, 80 Portland st
Craft William, i Myton place
Davenjxirt Joseph O. 34 Lowgate
Dove (ieorge Eawartl, 3: Savile street
Drewry Fmlerick, 68 Spyvee st. (imves
Dunham Hy. J. 9 Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
Epstin Barnard, 32 Great ~
HULL 15
t Paasanrt^
226 HOS— INS
UosiEBS k Glovbrs — contimud,
FevrslBT Freclk. M. 65 Francis st. west
Uee t PerciraU 16 Suirket place
(rillett Richard, 36 Hessle road
Gillett William, 5 Silver street & 27
Waterworks street
HandlejGeo.6 Barnsley st.Holderness rd
Harland William & Co. a k 3 Silver st
Harpham Miss A.72 Grafton st.Newngtn
Harrison Mrs. Betsey, 37 liowgate & 32
Korth walls
Hart Gefirge Michael, 43 Lowgate
Hendy Mrs. Mary Ann, 82 Spring st.
Hilbert Chas. Crosby, 13 k 14 Bridge st
Hill Mrs. Sarah Ann, 35 Stanley street
Hind George, 1 1 Carlisle street
Howdle Wm. C. 21 Waterloo street
Jackson Walter Richard, 57 Carr lane
Johnston Smith k Sons,2i Whitefriargt
Johnston Thos. k Co. 50 k siMarketpl
Johnston William, 28 Silver street
Karnon Mrs. M. 116 Hodgson St. Groves
Kitching Miss Sarah F. 98 North street
Lamplough Edward, i Emporium build-
ings, Spring bank
I^nie John Edward, 12 Savile street
Martin Mrs. Emma, 80 Barnsley street,
Holderness road
Maw,jrill, Kirke k Co. 32 Bridge street ;
4, 5 & 6 Dock Otiice row ft 16 & 41
Charlotte street
Moss P. & Co. 21 Lowgate k George yd
Farrott Thomas SutcUffe, Manchester
house, Hessle road & 32 Hes.sle road
Peart Mrs. Jane, Proritfence row
Popplewell Mrs. H. 19 Market place
Rawson Charles, 38 St. Luke's street
Robinson John, 18 Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
Roller William, 6 Wilton street
Rowbotham Geo. Wm. 30 Carlisle street
Russell k Starr, 3 & 4 Junction street.
See advertisement
Sandbrook Daniel, 36 Waterworlfs street
Schofield Samuel, 13 St. John's street
Shallcross Chas. A. 49 Waterworks st
Smith Isaac, 35 Walker street
Smurthwaite E. C. 9 WTiitetriargate
Stone.Edward, 85 Queen street
Swift Michael Francis, 63 Charles street
Thornton Richard, 23 k 24 Prosjiect
street k 2 Brook street
Towiiend Charles Henry M. 50 Brook st
TownendMrs.MaryE.gLondesboroughst
Turner John, 83 k 8$ Porter street
WiUuusim Robt. A. 113 Gt. Thornton st
Willatt Isaac, 27 & 28 A^'ithani
Witty Thomas, 31 Mnxon street
Wolfenden William, 10 Waterworks
street k 90} Queen street
Woods Bros. 31 k 32 Whitefriargatc
Marshall k Snelgrore, 10 to 30 Vere St.
& ,S34 to 348 Oxford St. London v>
HOSPITAI.S, EOHBS, INFIB-
UABrES, DISPSN8ABIES fto.
Chamberlain Hospital for Widows (Mrs.
Maria Carrick,suiwriuteiident),Sutton
Charterhouse (Rev. Heur>- Wm. Kemp,
B.A. master). Charterhouse lane
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy (Mrs.
Julia Kennedy, lady superioress),
Anlaby road
Gregg's Hospital (Mrs. Ann Hydes,
matron), Postcnigate
Home for Fallen Females (Mrs. Elizabeth
Duncan, matron), 25 Nile strest
Hospital of the Local Board of Health
CTbomas Kemp, master ; Mrs. Kemp,
matron). South Bridge road
Hospital for Poor Sick Children (Henrj'
Allison, chairman ; G. F. Elliott M.D.
consulting physician ; John Sherbnm,
medical omcer ; W. Burwell & J.
Cook, hon sees. ; Arthur B. Pease,
hon. treasurer ; Mrs. Jane G. Taylor,
matron ; John Edwards, collector), 31
Stor>- street
Hull Blind Institution (William Dibbs,
chairman; Albert Priestnian, hon.
sec. ; Geo. Lambert, man. ),King«toa sq
TRADES.
Hull Botanic k Eclectic Dispensar}'
(August Anholm PH.D.), Smeaton
street, Savile street
Hull Dispensary (J. Egginton esq.treas.,
Reginald H. liarker, hon. see, ; Philip
William (ieorgc Canning, res. surgeon ,
Benjamin Browne, dispenser ; John
Edivards, collector), St. John's street
Hull, East Yorkshire k Lincolnshire
Instiluliou for Deaf & Dumb (T.
Haller, sec. ; Walter McCandlish,
master), 4 Bclgrave ter. Spring bank
Hull (ieneral Inimiiary (Henry Simpson
esq. j.p. chairman ; Robert Hagyard,
resident surgeon ; George Clough,
dispenser ; Mrs. Mary Jane Allison,
lady superintendent ; Benj. Brooks,
sec. ), Prospect street
Hull Homceopathio Dispensary (exors.of '
Joseph Dixon, dispensers), 30 White-
friargate
Hull Lying-in Charity (Mrs. Elizabeth
Jessop, matron), 4 Reed street
Hull Somen's & General Orphan Asy-
lum (Charles H. Wilson m.p. chair-
man ; Walter Samuel Bailey J. P. rice-
chainnan ; David Wilson i.v. chair-
man, house committee ; Thomas Rey-
noldson, hon. treasurer ; Robert Mid-
dlemiss, hon. sec ; Thomas M(jorby,
house steward; Mrs. Annie Moorby,
matron ; Richard Henry Mason,
sc^hoolniaster). Spring bank
Lister's Hospital (Almshouses) (Mrs.
Esther Jenkinson, matron), 94 Park st
Nurses' Home (Mrs. Elizalieth Holdeu,
matron), 6 Wright street
Odd Fellows' Medical Dispensary, M.U
(E. S.Morgan, med. off. ), 36 George st
PenitentiaTy(Mi8s Agnes Innes, matron),
Anlaby rofui
Port of Hull Society's Sailors' Orphan
Home (John William Day, flnancial k
corresponding sec.) ; oliices, 9 Water'
house utne
Sailors' Home( James Richardson,man. ),
Salthouse lane
Sailors' Orphan Home (Jesse Mason,
master ; Mrs. Mary Ann Mason,
matron ; Miss Emma Goodwin, assis-
tant matron). Park street
HOTELS
See PnHir I/m/ses.
HOTELS— TEKPSBANOE.
'See Tnnpe)-ance Hotels.
HOTELS— FBrV ATE.
Clarke Robt. Joshna,39,30&3iParagon st
Feetham Thomas, 54 Charlotte street
HOT78E DBOOBATOBS.
See Painters ^ House Decorators.
HOXrSE FUBNZSHEBB.
See Viiholsterers.
HTDBATIXIO KACHIKBS'S'
KAinrPAUT U KEK8.
Jefferson Brothers, 19 Swann street ; blue
k black lead, oil mill, hydraulic paint
mill &: pumping macliinery raannfrs
H-ZDBAXTLIO FBE8S KAS.
Rose, Downs <t Thompson, Old foimdry.
Cannon street
ICE KEBCHANTS ft IKPBTBS.
AlbeH Dock Ice Co. Lim. (Samnel P.
Corlyon, sec.). West end.St. Andrew's
dock
Ansell Alfred 'Wheatley, 31 Billingsgate
chambers ; £ i Billingsgate, St. An-
drew's dock
Batte Jn.9 BilIiugsgata,St. Andrew's dck
Bradley J. 4 Billingsgate chambers, St.
Andrew's dcwk
Hull Ice Co. Limited (Geo. H. Meadows,
sec.). North side, St. Andrew's dock
Hull Steam Fisking 4- Ice Co. Lim. (Vie)
9 East end, St. Andrew's dock
[HfLIi.]
Loram Richard, North side k A Billings-
gate, St. Andrew's dock
Wnitaker William, i Carlton tcrrac*,
Hessle road ; 4 Billingsgate chambers
k D Billingsgate, St. Andrew's d<K-k
IUFOBTEB8 OF FOBEIQN
FBODTTGE.
See Foreign Produce Importers,
IKBIA BUBBEB DEPOTS.
Fenner Joseph Henry k Co. 8 Chapel
lane. See advertisement
Hall k Hamlyn, 8 St. John street
Lennard George Hy. 41 Waterworks st
imDIA BXXBBEB XAHXXFBS.
Anderson, Anderson k Anderson, 37
Queen Victoria street, London e.c
India Rubber, Gtittn Ptrcha Ji- Teleyrtiph
Works Co. Limited ; oHice 106, It
warehouse 100, Cannon street e.c; 10
Castle street, ShetHeld; 21 Grainger
street, Newcastle-on-Tj-ne A: ((ieotge
Linney, manager) 35 Kirkgate, Brad-
ford ; stcaiu vulcanised & other india
rubber fabrics prciared S(iecially for
tropical climates, coats, capes, leg-
gings, fishing st<Kking8 k trousers,
waterproofs, india rubber k canva>
steam packing, lubricated clastic
steam incking, junction packing rings,
sheet valves, buffer springs &. me-
chanical articles of every description :
hose, buckets, belting, tubing for
chemicals &c. ; ebonite tube for
siieaking purposes, {latent india
rubber k elastic bands k webbings,
chemical amraratus, surreal instru-
ments, air beds, pillows, uidia rubber
matting &c. ; ebonite rollers for calio)
printers, wool washing, wringing ma-
chines &c. ; manufacturers of exerj"
description of india rubber, gutta
(lercha k ebonite goods. See tulvert
INDIA BTTBBEB KEBOHAHTB
Fenner Joseph Henry <t Co. 8 Ch.-ipel
lane. See advertisement
nrOIA BT7BBEB 8TBAK
PACKIKa HAKXTFACJTUBBBS.
India R ubber, Gutta Percha & Telegraph
Works Co. Limited k Reduced, 100
k 106 Cannon street, London t.c. ;
lubricated elastic steam packing, juno-
tion packing, rings &c. See advert
htfibkabies.
See Hospitals ^c,
IKHS.
See Public Houses.
INSTXBAirCB BBOXEBS.
See Brokers^Insiirance ; also Brokers
— Ship 4 Insin'ance.
IKSUBAHOB OOIIPANIB8.
British Workman's Assurance Co. Lim.
(J. A. Patrick, supt.), 22 Humber
Dock street
Commercial Union (Edward Elam,
agent), Posterngate
Gresham Life Assurance Society (James
Robert Nesbitt, local sec.), 11 'Trinity
House lane
Hall Mutual Association for the Insu-
rance of Iron Steam Ships Limited
(Samuel B. Jackson, sec.),76Lnwgat<'
London Guarantee k Accident Co. Lim.
(William Robert Loelding, agent).
Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
Northern Aamrancc Co. (Wm. Robert
Locking, agent), Cogan ho.Bowlallev la
United Assurance Society (Patrick Croke.
district manager), 40 Silvester street
Wesleyan General Assurance Society (G.
Leigh, supt ), 7 Savile street
Yorkwire Pire k Life Office (Edward
E. Heslewood, sec.), Lowgate
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[hull.]
TRADES.
IBOH HAinrVAOTTrSBBS.
Hull Forge Go. (George Whitehead,
manager). East Riding iron works,
Cannon street
IBON POUHDEBS.
Allott William George, Hamber bank
Amos k Smith, Neptane street
Cuoper&Cu.Neptnne fonndi7,Neptnne st
Gi«l JiHenzies, Green Lane foandrj-,
Lockwood St. b Wilberforce engine
works. South side, Qaeen's dock
Xcirfolk Richard N.iNSTJt.B. 9 Paragon
street. See advert
B'«, Downs k, Thompson, Old foundry,
Cinnon street
Slarkej- James William, 11 Trippett
Su-lron Thomas, 9 Castle st. South par
IBO— LAlf 227
St. Piniena Iron fPork Co. St. Pancrss
nad, London n.w
IBOH XSKOHASTS.
All'itt William.Ezchange bm'ldings,Bowl
Alio- lane
Blaokbam J. k Co. 6a, Trinity House la
fiardiner S. 29 Waterhouae lane
HfwittT.F.4Coi3onth side,Qneen's dock
H'll Forge Co. (George Whitehead,
manager). East Riding iron works.
Cannon street
Hutty Jas.W.s Savile chambers,SaTile st
L«lge (ieorge. Old Rifle barrack yard,
Alfred street
Si.rth Thomas H. 10 North walls
Rujt William Henry & Son, 30 High st
(!imp»n Christopher & Sous, Walker's
chambers, Humber street
Cniggiin k Co. aoo Upper Thames St.
bindon t.c; & at Liverpool JC Glasgow
ntoncoNaBs.— whgiiEsaijB.
King k G). Lim. South Church side
Ranufy John, 54 Lowgate
Tamer John Levitt, 43 Market place
Voongi Akrigg, 2 Carlisle street, Wal-
tbam street k Edward street
IBOmtONOBBS— BETAIZi.
Ailamaon Thomas Jas. 71 Spring bank
.Anderson Thomas, 4 Castle street
Biukboose WOljam, 15 Bessie road
Blwkmore Alfred John, Beverley rood k
Fiinntain road
(Ise Walter, 7 Lowgate
Oatea Robert, 57 Porter street
C.pupland William Henry, 81 Heaale rd
Djvii William, 90 Porter street
Ivn-nie Alex. 40 Great Union street
Rnrbridge F. 43 Kent st. Holdemess rd
F'"»tCT Robert, 47 Prospect street
Hague John k Edwin, 30 New George
Kreet t Lockwood street
Hagoe Edward, 2S Lockwood street
Hall Fredk. T. 6 Witham k Lime street
Hnlbun k Co. 10 k 14 North walls
Ireland WiUiara, 3 Brunswick terrace,
Hewle road k Walcott street
Juhnson J. i8a. Ocean place, Anlaby rd
J'>luuon John, 88 HolcWness road
Jobnson Richard Feneley, 6 North par.
Beverley rnad
i.ba»m Wm. 3 Mount pi. Hessle rd
J;irdan William, go West parade
Kemp Wm. 4 Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Jung k Co. Lim. South Church side
Lj-ighton William, 28 Prospect street
»iL*r)d William, 4 Adelaide street
Nicholson Michael, 24 Taylor's row,
Hrj-pool fc 6 Wilton ter. Holdemess rd
nmler John, 23^ Trippett
Mmaey John, 54 Lowgate
Bobiiuon John, 2 A: 3 Dock OfBce row
Kibinson John ; warehouse. Bridge st
Rnlford James B. 6 North Church side
^mtter James k James Stewart, St.
. Augustine gate, Hedon
Jtathers E. B. 3 Regent ter. Anlaby rd
Tether Wm. Hy. 132 Waterloo St. north
Tbompson William, 105 Hessle road
Voase Geoi^ Samuel, 3 Holdemess
arcade, Witham
Walton Joseph Jas. 47 Waterworks st
Walton Robert, 44 Brook street
WarrenerT. Alexandra bldgs. Holdmas.rd
Wood James S. 3 York parade, Hessle
road, Newington
Wright Charles H. 18 Savile street k 3
Chariot street ; engine works. Com-
mercial road ; smith works, S5t. An-
drew's dock
Wj-nn Charles, 26 Pelliam street
Young k Akrigg, 2 Carlisle street k
Waltham street
IBON BBOKUBS.
See Brokers — Irou.
IBOir BtTCKET UTAKBBS.
Croggon & Co. 200 Upper Thames st.
London e.c. ; &at Liveriwol k Glsgow
IBON OATE KANUPACTB.
Bennie Robert Wm. 50 Salthouse lane
IBOV HOTT8E BXTIIiDEBS.
Croggon k Co. 200 Upper Thames
street, London «.c. ; k at Liverpool &
Glasgow
IBOir BOOFIKa KAKtTFBS.
Croggon & Co. 300 UnperThames street,
London e.c. ; k at Liverpool k Glasgw
St. Panertu Iivn- ff'ork Q>. St. Pancras
road, London n.m
IBON SASH ft BASH BAB
KANTTFAOTUBEBS.
St. Pancras Iron Work Co. St. Pancras
road, London n.w
IBON SHIP BUILDEBS.
Bailey & Leetham, Humber iron works,
South Bridge road. See advert
Em-Ze'ii Shipbiiildini/ ^ Engineering Co.
Limited (Sir John Brown D.i., j.p.
chairman of directors ; William Loiig-
man, manager ; Samuel Mason, sec. ),
Junction foundry, Waterhonse lane &
Victoria dock, Hedon road
Head & Riley, Lime street
IBON STAIBOASB nirA-rintjf
St. Pancras Iron- Work Co. St. Pancras
road, London 71. w
IBON TANK UAKBBS.
Braby Frederick k Co. Fitzroy works,
Euston road, London ».«•. ; k Liver-
pool k Glasgow
Cniggon k Co. 200 Upper Thames street,
London e.c. ; k at Liverpool & Glasgw
IBONSTONE HEINE OWNEBS.
See Mine Oieners.
Beaumont Cha8.Jn. (tiw*«n</),i5 Fish st
Boards William, 13 Uueen street
Brunner Englebert, 62 Mj-tongate
Cambv & Ramsey, 44 Lowgate
Chant George J. 17 Carr lane
Charter Jn.Wni.4North par.Beverley rd
Cohen Max, 102 Great Thornton street
Cook John Thomas, 15 Waterworks st
Crompton Alfred, 24 Sykes street
Drury William Edward, 109 Hessle road
Edwards Samuel, 35! Lincoln street
Friedman Marcus, 39 George street
Friedman Muses {travelliny), 42 King-
ston street
Goltraan Solomon, 21 Prospect street &
35 Queen street
Harrison Hy. (ico}-king), 40 Silvester st
Holt Louis, 13 Waverley street
Hoskin Thomas John, 23 Savile street
Hull John Charles, 32 Queen street
Jacobs Aaron, 90 Walker street
James William, 6a, Spring bank
Kirk Thomas 4 Co. 7 Whitetriargate
Lavard Frederick, 46 Savile street
Lee Henry, 69 Charles street
Levy Moses, 77 Goodwin street
Mackrill & lait, 12 Prospect street
Maixels Ephniim I. (toorkiny), 3 Fish st
Marls Lewis & Sons, 31 Waterworks st
Mayfield John WoodaU, 3*4 Walt-
ham street
Pearce Jamea, 23 Whitetriargate
Phillips Philip Solomon, 20 Lowgate k
15 Hessle road
Ramsey Henry Taylor, 44 Lowgate
Haw Edwin, 10 Savile street
Rej-nuldson Thomas k Son, 20 White-
friargate. See advertisement
Robinson Samuel, 96 Hessle road
Secgull Morris (faitcu), n Blundell st
Solomon Abram, 42 Day street
Symons John, 72 Queen street
Taylor William, 50 Market place k 1
North Church side
Wacholder Solomon, 29 Market place
Whitworth George, i Norfolk street
Goldsmiths Alliance Limited, 11 k 13
Comhill, London e.c
JOB HA8TBB8.
See also Livery Stable Keepers.
Miller Thomas, Hessle
Taylor George, Hall street
Wing Thomas David, St. Stephen's sq.
k 12 Hessle road. See advertisement
JOBBING OABDENEBS.
Beet Henry, Paull
Fanthorpe W. George st. Cottingham
Shanks George, 51 West parade
Stephenson B. Eudike lane, Cottingham
Styche James, Hedon
Wilson William, Hessle
ITATiTAN WABEHOXTBEKEN.
Boynton KejTrorth, 4 Bridge street
Huil <f East Bidinif Supply Association
(William Cussons, manager), Lans-
downe terrace, Beverley r«d
Tasker k Richardson, 5 & 6 Junction
street ; 5 & 6 St. John's street ; 77
Anlaby road ; k Stepney, Beverley rd
Tonge Wm. t Sons, 20, 21 & 22 Scale la
JAU PBEBBBVBBS.
Hull k East Hiding Supply Association
(William Cussons, manager), Lans
downe terrace, Beverley road
JET EUkNTTPAartJBBB.
Winterbnm Fred Robert, 4 Savile street
JEWBZ.I.BB8.
Abbey Mrs. Maria A. 37 Caroline street
Alper Jacob (travelling), 5 Pearson st
Bach T. k Co. (jet), 52 to 57 Market pi
Bamby k Rust, 15 Iibrket place
Bamett k Scott, 48 Whitefriargste
Bamett Barney, 61, 62, 63 ^64 Can la'
Bamett R. (travelling), g Pearson st
JOINXBS.
See Carpenters ^Joiners.
JOINEBS— KANTTPAOTTTBINO.
Lavsrack k Goddard, Gt. Union street
JOUBNAXIBTS.
See Newspaper Reporters.
XXBIi OWNEBS.
See JBuat Ovnners.
BJM» 1EANXTPA0TT7BEBS.
Hull Keg k Dram Co. (The), Sitwell
street. Groves
liAKP DEALBBS.
Battarbee Joseph, 18 Wincolmlee
Bolton Peter, 14 Waterloo street
I.AKP KANTTPACTTrBEBa
Dixon W. H. k Co. 19 Waterhouse lane
k 30 Edward's place
XJOTD AGENTS.
8tt Agents—Land, Htnut tJ^^4(i^\p^
HULL 15* O
J
228 LAN— LIN
TRADES
[hull.]
■LASm STEWASD.
I Day Mrs. Mary Ann, Lambert street,
"TP^: TIT <'" ^"'""^ ''''""■^' '' F^kif Mrs. H'^^nah. 6 Abbey crescent,
A
Argyle street
X.AKD STTBVBTOB.
Hobson Joseph Thomas, 3 Bishop lane
IiANI} ee B17II.BINO
SOCIETIES.
De La Pole Permanent Building Society
( W. B. Locking, sec.), Cogan house,
Bowlalley lane
Eastern Permanent Benefit (George
Fryer, manager & sec.), 34 White-
nJid^^sl Ward Liberal Benefit (L. | M»i°' *!"■ Cathenne.ja Pi«viden« row
Shearman, sec.), 101 Witham JJawer Mrs. S. 19 Walton St. i^ewmgUm
Hull & Comity Liuldft Building Society MaJcKlc James, Phcemx laundry, 15
Limited( Joseph Perry Backwell, sec. ), i „^PP"5««*^/'«^>^«'''"8^";, q,
9 Scale lane 1 Moody Mrs. Jane, Vernon street, St.
HuU & East Riding Land, Mortgage & Jof'^'y"'^' , , „ ,..„
Investment Co. Lim. (Thomas HcatonpV'"";^'"'''^'"'" ^"^'-.V ^o- i"».
HaUer, man,director)\ .6 ScaleUne * "-) (^"^■^^^^i'l^^t'^
Fountain road
Gordon Mrs. Catherine, Princes road,
St. John's wood
Hale Mrs. Elizabeth, 7 Manchester ter.
Hessle road, Newington
Hodges Mrs. Betsey Ann, Stepney lane,
Beverley road >
Hodgson Mrs. Karia, 20 Hudson terrace
Kirk Mrs. Mary. Hallgate, Cottinghara
Lattimer Mrs. Emily, Lambert street,
St. John's wood
Lund Mrs. Sarah Ann, n Argyle street,
St. John's wood
Hull & East Riding Permanent Benefit
(Joseph Weatherill, man.), County
boildings, Land of Green Ginger
Hull, Easit Yorkshire 4 North Lincoln-
shire Perpetual Benefit (Jos. Perry
Backwell, sec. ), 9 Scale Une
Hull &: Holderness Conservative Perma-
ment Benefit (Robert CoUison, sec. ),
5 County buildings, Limd of Green
Ginger
Hull Reform Permanent Benefit (Henry
le Butt, sec. ), 31 Scale lane
Hull Temperance k General Provident
(Hy. N. Clarke, sec.), 5 Savilc street
Kingston Excelsior Permanent Building
Society (Thomas Heaton Haller,
sec.), a6 Scale lane
Kingston-npon-Hull Conservative Per-
manent( Jn.Lidster,aec. ),i7Midland st
Kingston-upon-HuU Victoria Permanent
(Robert D. Metcalfe, sec), 7 Dock st
Kingston Perpetual (Thomas H. Haller,
sec), z6 Scale lane
Queen's Permanent Benefit (Joseph
Perry Backwell, sec. ), 9 Scale lane
Sonth Myton Liberal Permanent (Wm
Archer Wilkinson, sec), 85 Walker st
Union Permanent Benefit Building Soc.
(Geo. Fryer, man. & sec), i Junc-
tion place & 34 Whitefriargate
Withernsea Estate k Investment Co.
Limited (Thomas Heaton Haller,sec),
36 Scale lane
Yorkshire Permanent (Joseph Perry
Backwell, sec), 9 Scale lane
liAlTDSOAPE OABBBKXK.
Malkinson Edward, Newland Toft lane,
Newland
I,ABT ee BOOT TBEB
KAN-nTAOTXJBXBS.
Bolingbroke James, 13 Grimsby lane
Rowland Robert, 14 Pish street
I^TH SBNSBBS.
Andrew William Kerman, Anlaby road
dose Henry, 5 CaroUde place
Buddiforth Henry, 5 Symons street
Simpson Frederick, Lockwood street
LATH WOOD KEBCKAKT8.
Appleby Francis k Son, North side.
Queen's dock k as Hodgson street.
The Groves
LAUNSBIBS.
Allen James, 64 Buckingham street
Appleby Mrs. Charlotte, 13 Argyle
street, St. John's wood
Atkinson Mrs. Eliza, iS Derby street
Hilton Mrs. Charlotte, 104 Paisley St.
Newington
Brown Mrs. Mary Ann, i8 Pnlman
Itreet, Newington
dark Frederick, Grafton street, St.
John's wood
Conpland Mrs. Ann, 49 Hopwood street
sec), Somerset street, Newington
Xorth of Knyland Laundry Co. Lim.
(Miss Mary Ann Leaberry, man.),
Woodhouse" street, Hedon road
Padgett Mrs. Elizabetli, u Bourne street
Parkin Miss Sarah, 14 All Saints' street
Patrick Mrs. Jane, Inglemire lane,
' Cottinglmm
Scruton Mrs. Martha, i Riiae street,
Alexandra road, St. Jiihn's wood
Smith Mrs. H. Stcjiney la. Beverley road
SoHthwick Mrs. Susan, Stepney lane,
Beverley road
Taylor Thomas S. Southcoates lane
Warren Mrs. E.337 Walton stNewingtn
Wheeler Mrs. M. Stepney la. Beverley rd
Wilson Mrs. Louisa, 84 Edgar street
LAW STATIONEBS.
Dalton William, 31 Parliament street
Hind Luke, 11 Quay street
LEAS KAinrPACTUBBBS.
Hirst k Cooke, Raywell street
LEAD UEBCHAirCS.
Bowen k Thornton, Wellington cham-
bers. Wellington street
Gray William & Co. 11 J West street
Primrose&Co.38Paragan st.&at Slietlield
Smith John F. 52 Carr lane
liBATHEB DEALEItS.
Gibbon George, 75 New George street
Haller Chas! 8 Promenade pi. Vane street
Harden William, 18 Campbell street
Lee Thomas Newmarsh, 19 Bridge st
LBATHEB 3CEBOHANTS.
Dawson Richard, 20 Burton street
Fawcett J. k Son, 44 Waterworks street
Grant George Frederick, 58 Paragon st
Mussey Edward, 12 Liddell street
Tessej-man William k Sons, Land of
Green Ginger
.i;.BATHEB BTCTiT.KRS.
Set Cun-iers ^ Leather Sellei:i.
LEATHER HOSE UAITUEBS.
Fawcett J. & Son, 44 Waterworks street
Lennard George Hy. 41 Waterworks st
LEGK»IKGHB ICANXTFAOTBS.
India Rubber, Gutta Percha & Tele-
graph Works Co. Limited, 100 Can-
non street, London e.c. See advert
LXKOHASB KAKXTEBS.
Set Soda Water ^c. Manafacturers.
LETTER OXTTTBB.
Debns Martin, 33 Bishop lane
LIBBABIES— PTTBLIO.
Hull Incorporated Law Society's Library
(Edward Coates, librarian ; J. T.
Woodhouse, hon. sec), Lincoln's Inn
buildings, Bowlalley lane
Hull Subscription Library (Alfd. Milner,
Ubrarian; Wffliara G. B. Page,
sub-librarian), Albion street
Lyceum Library (William Pearce Aston,
Ubrarian), St. John's street
LIFE BITOT UANTIFBS.
Lazenby William Henry, 85 Prosport
street ; South side, Queen's dock t:
i<4 Ocean place, Anlaby road
Scaling John A. 34 Humber Dock street
Swale Sydney, 13 Postemgate
LIOHTEB OWNEBS.
See Boat Owneri,
LIIEE BTTBITEBS.
Earle George & Thomas, 7 Pier street:
works, Wilmington
Hearfield David, Hessle
Wright Thomas, Stoneferrj-
LIME HEBCHAim.
Freeman Robert, Church st. Scnleoatcs
Lockwootl, Bragden k Crawshaw, 47
Wincolmlee
Micklefield Coal ^ Lime Cfi. (George
. Plammer, agent), Austrian chambers,
37 Humber Dock street
Richardson Hugh Ruddiforth, King et.
Cottingham
Simpson J. T. * Co. 7 Sraeaton street
LIKE WAKKBB.
See Rope, Line ^ T\oine Makers.
LINEN DBAFEBS.
See Drapers.
LINSEED BBOKEBS.
See Broken — Linseed.
LINSEED CAKE UEBS.
See Oil Cake Merchants.
LINSEED OBTTSHBBS.
See Seed Crushers.
LITEBABT ft SCIENTIFIC
INSTITTTTIONS.
Hull Catholic Institute (Rev. Benjamin
Randerson, president; Alan Porter,
treasurer ; George Hirst, hon. sec. ;
James Johnson, curator), 13 Jarratt st
Hull Church Institute (Rev. A. Boyd
Carpenter m.a. president; Capt. ti.
R. Lempriere, G. B. Godfrey k A. K.
Dibb M.A. vice-presidents ; Joseph
Holmes, treasurer ; James Dixnn, gen.
sec. ; T.W. England, curator ; Wm.E.
Trumble, library sec), Albion street
Hull Literary & Philosophical Society S
Museum (T. M. Evans m.k.c.s. pre-
sident ; Wm.Thos. Dibb esq. treasurer ;
Messrs. A. K. Dibb h.a. k E. J.
Wilson M.A. hon. sees.; Samuel Poulter
Hudson, curator), Albion street
Hull Mechanics' Institute (C. H. Wilsim
M.p. president; Solomon Cohen &
Henry Lambert,vice-iire8idents ; Chas.
Shaw, treasurer ; John Richardson *:
Joseph Barker, hon. sees. ; Mark
Riley, librarian), 2 George street
Hull Royal Institution (T. M. Evans
M.B.C.8. president; A. K. Dibb «.*■
k E. J. Wilson M.A. sees. ; S. P.
Hudson, curator), Albion street
North Eastern Railway Literary &
Mechanics' Institute (George Hodsun,
librarian), Dairycoetes, Hessle rwul,
Newington
Young People's Christian k Literary
Institute (George Raven, W. R. Sal-
mon, C. Richardson & J. Fieldhimi*,
hon. sees. ;Wm. Hy. Dnggleby,h"brarian :
James Longbone, housekeei)er),2Chr.r-
lotte street
LITHOaBAFHEBS.
Allison k Taylor, 18 Postemgate
Burkilt k Sannderson, 33 Chariot street
& 35 Scale lane
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
TRADES.
Fiiiher James, 31 Scale lane { Demetre Cararinos, 36 Myton street
(ihlilarJ it Son, Suffolk bldngs. Silver »t Dibb Jlrs. Eliza, 34 St. Luke's street
Hiilnifs Fred H. 126 Osborne street Dixon Miss Annie, 10 Story street
J ihnMii Abraham, 20 Silver street ' Dixon Mrs. Emma, 4 Christ C'hurrh st
J.-insiii Richard, i8 Scale lane Drew Mrs. M. 5 Albert ter. Spring st
PL-aUiu, Foster & Co. S7 Whitefriargate , Driffield Mrs. Eliza A. 14 Story street
I'nvter Henry Wilson, 6 Osborne street] Dun Mrs. Margaret, 108 Gt. Thornton st
.Stei'plr George, 36 Brunswick avenue, , Dunnington Atkinson, 46 Paragon street
.N'ewiiigtiin
LIVBBT STABI.B KEBFBBS.
See also Johmasttra,
fihgham Henry, 49 Carr lane
Dutchman Miss Isabella, i Morjieth st
I Elliott Mrs. M. S. 34 Lansdowne street
iEmmerson Mrs. Miargaret, 35 Swann
I street, Sculcoates
jEveringham Mrs. A. 34 Francis St. west
Danson William & Son, Station Hotclll'arpowMrs.EHzbth. asCave st. Stepney
subles. Paragon street 1 Payers Mrs. Mary, 59 Francis st. east
Hunter Thomas, as Ocean «1. Antoby rd'Fett John William, 17 Nile street
Morris Barney, Winter's alley, Land of Fisher Mrs. Maria, 99 Ut. Thornton st
lireen Ginger Ford Patrick, 34 Spencer street
.•Sergeant Joseph, Ciclus at. Gt. Union st Fordyee Mrs. C. 14 Richmond terrace
.^nerby Daniel R. 16 Carr lane Foster William, 4 Kobinson row
Taylor George, Hall street ,Fraser Joseph, 33 Charlotte street
Thiimpson Miss Elizbth. i la West parade I Freeman Henry, 10 Bishop lane
Thompson George, Salthouae lane ' Freeman Joseph, 3 South street
WiDj Thomas David, St. Stephen's Freeman Joseph, 3a West street
!.')uarp & la Hessle rued. See advert 1 (iardenar Mrs. Hunnah,3 Gt. Thornton st
Winter R. 41 Mason St. & 84 Cliarles st '(larrety Anthony, 6 Mill street
Wiiodhams Wm. Hallgate, Cottingham .Gibson Mrs. E. 5 Eggington street
I (ileadow (feorge, 27 Silvester street
! Golden John, 6 Burden street.
Gollogher M»8. Bridget, 22 Middle st
_ ' Gooch Mrs. Mary, 143 Regent street
naS, numager), 19 Lansdowne street (rrange Mrs. Jane, 50 West parade
'Gray Charles, 46 Silvester street
I.OOXSKITBS. . (jraj. y^„ l 107 Great Thornton street
Stt n'lutt$tiuih», Lodumitlu ^ Bell- Grindall Mrs. Dorothy, i St. James' sq
iCiuUin Mrs. C. B. E. lo Vane street
:(}uy William, 7 Posterngatc
Hague Mrs. Sarah, 14 Xeptune street
Hall John, 10 Silvester street
Hannah Mrs. Mary Ann, 90 Osborn st
'Hanson Christian,"54 Humber street
Hanson Madam Marie, 9 Blanket row
LOAN OFFICES.
Murray Wm. Henry, 41 George street
fivfiiltnce Loan Society (James Ix>ng-
Birll^- Mrs. Ellen, 58 Wright street
Bin! Miss Elizabeth, 6 New King street
Branton Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 Gill^rt st
Biiggs Mrs. Harriet, 54 Caroline pUioe
Bnndey John, 42 Blanket row
Bruce Mrs. Ssiab Ann, la Waverley st
tun^/evt.
LODOING' HOTTBB KBBFBBS.
icaster Mrs. Jane, 10 Pease street
Addinghall Miss Emma, 6 Percy street
Ake .Vlrs. Mary Ann, 31 Bichmond ter-
race. Old Drain side ,
Alien Mrs. Martha Ann, ji Pease street Hanson William, 34 Salthouse lane
Amerj' Mrs. Eliza, 55 Liddell street Hard wick Henry, ai William street
Aoderson Mrs. Mary Ann, 43 Paragon st Harper Mrs. Ami E. 18 Longden street
Andrew John, 13^ Princess street 1 Hawkins Mrs. Ann E. 53 Wright street
Andrews Mrs. Jane, 36 Wright street ! Heron Edward Morris, 3a Posterngatc
Anningson Mrs. Frances, 18 Silvester st Hewitt Mrs. Amelia, 70 lit. Thornton st
Aniett Miss Sarah, i Ocean pi. Anlabyrd Hewitt Robert, 4 Bolton square
Atkins Mrs. Mary, 115 Day street Hiclbron Mrs. Madeline, 35 Cogan street
Bannister Mrs. Mary Ann, 10 Brook st Hill Thomas, 8 Vincent street
Bartle Mrs. S. A. 8 Gilbert st. Hessle rd Hodge Mrs. E. 4 Francis street west
Bitenuui Mrs. Margaret, 38 Pryme st Hopper Jas. Alfred, 5a Charlotte street
Bat-nes John, a Kuuell street Hornsby Jsph. 3 Scott's sq. Hambcr st
Behr William, Madeley st. Hessle road Hoskisson Mrs. Annie, 59 Charlotte st
Bniiet Miss SnsannalC 47 Wright street. Hubbard Mrs. Mary, 61 Francis st. east
Berryman Mrs. K 94 Gt. Thornton st Hunt Mrs. Frances, 44 Richmond ter-
race, Old Drain side
Hurst Mrs. Mary Ann, 31 Cogan street
Hutchinson Mrs. M. 38 Regent street
I'anson Francis, a Mill street
Jackson Mrs. Matilda, t Liddell street
Jenkins Mrs. Sarah Ann. 31 Silvester st
Bull Mrs. Elizbth. 77 Selby St. Newington Jinks Mrs. Elizabeth, 13 Neptune street
Bunlrtt Mrs. Mary, 3 Brighton terrace, Johnson Mrs. Ann, 98 Freehold street
Hall street. Spring bank 'Johnson John, 36 Mill street
Butterill Henry, 33 Cliarlotte street Kelty James, 37 & 39 Mill street
Hutlerworth Mrs. Elizabeth, a6 Mason sti Kelvin George, 5 Alarinc row
Cahalin Peter, 33 West street Kennedy William, 1 1 West street
('ain|>ion Mrs. Euzbth. sa Finsbnry gro .King Mrs. S. aa Great Thornton street
Carr Mrs. Mar}-, 51 New George street Knight Henrj-, 3a Blanket row
fuipman Mrs. Emma, 3 John street Langden Mrs. Ehza, 35 Vincent street
C ujiman Mrs. Susan, 39 New George st Larter Mrs. Annie, a New King street
'tiatterton Mrs. A. ai St. James' street Lnven Charles, 4 Mill street
ChftBcn Mrs. Martha, la Pease street Lavernck Mrs. A. 96 Great Thornton st
Clarke Miss M. L. 17 Marine row j Layton Miss Emily, 6 Walker street
Clrney Mrs. Mary, 3 Middle street Lazarus Harry, 13 Nile street
Cliee Mrs. Elizabeth, 34 T}-nemoath I Lee Miss Amelin, 4 Walker street
mreet, Wright street i Lee Henry, 8 Middle street
Oulray >Irs. Ruth, 57 Reform street JLeighton Mrs. CaroUne, 153 Walker st
Catfs Mrs. S. A. 19 Great Thornton st Lenord Peter, 64 St. Paul's street
OitM Mrs. Elizabeth, Medina house, JLeuty Mrs. Lucy, 6 Bolton square
Lambert street, .St. John's wood iLill William. 36 West street
("•••per Mrs. Annie E. ii Story street |Lilley Mrs. Hosanna, 18 Stubbin street
Cnagruve Philip, 17 Mill street ,Lunt J. S. 7 Tj-ncmonth st. Wright st
Oiwley iin. Sarah, 73 Ot. Thornton st McGaim Michael, 11 Mill street
Craren Mrs. Jane, 43 Paragon street ■ McKuo John, 10 Mill street
Cnsworth Mrs. Ann, 11 Paradise place .McLaughlin Mrs. Sarah Ann, 3 Edward
D»ck Henry, 33 Charlotte street 1 street. Medley street
Davidson Miss S. 3 Brighton ter. Hall stiMcQuirc Peter, 3 Cross street
Davis Mrs. Diana, ^ Peel street iMalloy Patrick, 35 Brook street
Dawaoo Mrs. Harriet, 34 Cavendish sq J Mare Edward Alfred, 3a Nile street
LIV— LOD 229
Martin Leonard, 16 Spring street
Martin Peter, 41 Wright street
Massey Mrs. Emily, 63 Wright street
Maude Mrs. Elizabeth, 43 William st
Moorhouse Mrs. C. 60 Spyvce St. Groves
Morlcy John, 9 Story street
Mnsgreiives Mrs.Elizabeth,ai Spencer st
Neil Mrs. Hannah, 27 Mason street
Nelson Peter, 17 Osborn street
Newborn Henrj-, 31 Reform street
Xorthedge Mrs. Sarah, 17 Percy street
Nowlan James, 33 Middle ktreet
O'Brian Mrs. Emma, 75 Bean street
Oldham Mrs. Matilda, 97 Barmston st
Padley Mrs. Caroline, 34 Pease street
Padley Mrs. CharloCte, aa Pease street
Palliser Mrs. Jenny, 15 Milton street
Parker M'illiam Robinson (seiimens'), 10
Humber Dock street
Peacock Mrs. A. B. 133 Walker street
Peck Edward, 17 Silvester street
Peckit Joseph, 48 Lansdowne street
Phillips Mrs. Elizabeth, 83 Charles st
Pickard Mrs. C. 13 Campbell street
Pilford John, i Liverpool st. Hessle rd
Pitman Mrs. Lina, 17 Pease street
Poppleton Wm. Westmoreland street
Postill Mrs. Mary, 65 Adelaide street
Purdon Mrs. Mary, 47 Sykes street
Rea John, 10 Vincent street
Regester Mrs. Isabella, 31 Vane street .
Rickaby Mrs. Harriet, 83 Day street ■
Rigby Mrs. Sarah, 12 Storj- street
Roberts Thomas, 35 Silvester street
Ross John, 1 1 Talbot street
Scholey Mrs. E. 57 Charlotte street
Scott William Lauber, ao Paradise place
Shaftoe Mrs. M. 33 Strickland street
Shepherd Mrs. Jane, 53 Louis street
Sigsworth Mrs. E. 6 SUrester street
Silvey Mrs. Catherine, 36 Sykes street
Simjtson Thomas, a & 3 I^radise row.
Bridge street
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, 8 Broadley sq
Smith Mrs. Hannah, 91 Cumberland st
Smith John, 33, 35 & 37 Middle street
Smith John, 56 West street
Smith Walter, ao Nile street
Smithson Mrs. E.31 PendriUst.Bvrly.rd
Spenoe Mrs. E. s Park St. ores. Park st
Spence James, 140 Cimiberland street
Spenccley Mrs. Ann, 3 Milton street
Spicer Robert, s Air street, Sculcoates
Stancer Mrs. Iljary, 11 Derby street
Staples James, 54 Freehold street
Steele Pasquale, 51 Salthouse lane
Stockdale Joseph, 38 Silvester street
Stokes Mrs. Harriet, 113 Day street
Storr Mrs. E. 71 Great Thornton street
Story Mrs. Mary, 104 Gt. Thornton st
Strand Miss Jifary, i8 Arthur's grove,
Leicester street
Streiitzer Henry, 47 Osborne street
Sunman Edward, 30 Mill street
Sunman John, 33 West street
Sykes Miss EUen, 38 Daltr}- street
liylor Mrs. Hannah, 150 Walker street
Taylor Henry, 5 Broadley square
ThJimpson Mrs. Sarah, 3 Regent street
TikUI Mrs. Ann, aa Mason street
Toft Mrs. Mary, 6 Bronswick avenue
east, Beverley road
Trench Luke, 4 Middle street
Waddinghani Mrs. S. 73 Waverley st
Wake Mrs. M. 4 Ada's av. Leicester st
Wales Mrs. Ann, 38 New King street
Walker Mrs. J. 59 St. Luke's street
Walker Mrs. Mar}-, 1 1 CUirendon street
Ward Charles, 7 Pease street
Ward Mrs. Mary Ann, 6 Sdndringiiam
street, Newington
Ward Mrs. Sarah, 58 Stanley streeet
Ware Mrs. Mary A. 9 PortUnd street
Waudby Mrs. E. 68 Waverley street
Welbom Mrs. Emma, 20 St. Luke's st
Welbonrn Mrs. E. 28 Walmslcy street
Wellington Mrs. H. 63 William street
Wheat James, 36 Alicia street
Wheldale Mrs. A . 39 Cambridge street
Wheldcin Mrs. Sarah, 36 Pease street
Whitaker Mrs. E. 38 St. Luke's street
White Mrs. M. A. 50 Silvester street
Digitized by VjUUV IC
230 LOO-MAR
LoDOiNO HoDSE Keepers — eoutinued.
Whitehead Mrs. J. 103 Gt. Thornton st
Whiting John, 35 Silvester street
Wilkinson Miss, 18 All Saints' street
Wilkinson KobcrtOeo. 17 Grimston st
Williams Mrs. A. i Silvester street
Wirth Mrs. Frances, 27 Clarendon st
Wood Mrs. Eliza, 5 Sykeg street
Wrigglesworth Mrs. J. 73 Francis st.wcst
Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Worship street
Wright Mrs. Sarah, 22 Walliker street,
Newington
Wymm Mrs. Jane, 51 Gibson street
Young Christopher, 6 Middle street
LOOKINO Gn.AS8 UAKBB.
M'ilson Mrs. Eliza, 52 Porter street
LTTNATIC AS7I.TTUS.
Brown Jn.(/<irfiM'),TheRetreat,Marflcetla
Hull Borough Lunatic Asj^um (John
Merson m.a., u.d. resident medical
superintendent : James Taylor, clerk
& steward), De la Pole, Cottingbam
HAOHIim OWNBBS.
See Agricultural Machine Oumera.
UACHINE BTJI.BB.
Egan Thomas, i Eaton street
UAOHXITB BAITS & STBAP
UANXTFAOTUBEBS.
Fenner Joseph Henry fc Co. 8 Chapel
lane. See advertisement
Lennard George Hy. 41 Waterworks st
Whitesids Robert, 4 Scale lane
Anderson, Anderson & Anderson, 37
Qoeen Victoria street, London e.c
KAOHINBBT BBOKBBS.
LiKlge George, Old Bifte Barrack yard,
Alfred street
Obricn John Turner, 48 Lincoln street
Roberts Joseph, 39 Dock street
Simpson Alfred & Co. 11 High street
Smith Robert & Son, Hessle road
UAOHimSTS.
Oarbntt William, Oxford street
Grime 4 Co. Prospect street
Harrison William, 24 Brook street
Hill Thomas, Baker street
Norfolk Rchd. ir.mst.M.E. 9 Paragon st.
See advert
Smith William Gilbert, Portland place
KAOXMTOSH WABBHOUSB.
Dickson & Co. 33, 34 k, 35 Lowgate
SAHoaAmr hbbohants.
Ward & Oliver, North side. Queen's dck
KAIIj oontbaotobs.
See Contractor.i.
ICAI.TSTBBS.
Brodrick John Henry, Charterhouse la
Calvert George Edmund, Hedon
Gleadow, Dibb & Co. Silvester street &
26 Waterhouse lane
GlossopWilliam,NorthambeTlandaven.;
Com Exchange & Barmston street
Hunt Robert, 6g Waverley street
Moor Henry & Charles, Itaywell street
Moxon & Pickering, Com exchange,
36 High street; maltkilns, Manor
alley, I.<owgate & Blackfriargate
Robson Edward, 25 Waterworks street
Saunders Edward, Hessle
Thnrloe William, Hallgate, Cottngham
KAHTLB UAKBBS.
See Milliners 4' Dress Makers.
KAXTTIiE WABEH0XX8E8.
See Shavl ^ Mantle WarehouMe.
KANUFAOTTJBIKO' CHB2EBT8.
See Chemists — Manufacturing.
TRADES.
KAirUBB tfANXTFAOTTTBBBS. |
Atkinson & Raper, -Morley St. Stoneferry
I Atkinson Paul Edwin, Lime st. Hull
Barron W. W. (chemical), Maxwell St.
Stoneferry
Crown Oil Cake ^ Chemical Manure
Co. Limited, Crown Oil mills, Toogood
street & Poplar Oil mills, Studley
street ; office, 178 High street
Croysdale John k Sons, Com exchange,
36 High street
Farmers' Co. Limited (chemical). Corn
exchange, 36 High street
Gibbs James k Co. Corn exchange,
36 High street
Hart George William (chemical) ; ofHce,
9 Scale lane ; Hull Bank works, Green
lane, Newland k Lowery's wharf.
Lime street
Hunter Christopher (chemical), Morley
street, Stoneferry, Wilmington ; Com
exchange k nffice, 12 Wright street
Jackson Thomas & Co. Wilbcrforce buil-
dings, 25 High street ; works, Wil-
mington
Laices' Chemical Manwe Co. Limited,
32 High street
Major I&nj. (chemical), Wilmington
Officer W.- & Co. Maxwell it. Stoneferry
UANTTBB MEBCEAim.
Marked thus X 'u*e ligente,
Dibb William k C<>. bones, dried blood,
dried fish, guano, kainit, shoddy,
acutfh k other specialities for manure
manufacturers, 30 High street
Hookem John, 12 Lower Union street
Johnson John, Green lane, Newland
{Kipps Edward & Co. (guano). Bank
chambers, 11 Scale lane
Langdale George, 83 Witham
}La^n H.Prussian chambers, Postemgt
Lister George, Com exchange, 36 High
street k at Cottingbam
Mortimer John Robert, Corn exchange,
36 High street k at DritHeld
Thompson C. F. k J. Corn exchange ;
oflice, 36 High street
KABBUB MASONS.
See Stone S^ Marble Masons.
UABBLB HBBCHANTS.
Kingston Enamelled Slate k Marble Co.
(Hy. Hare, manager) ; steam works
k otfice, Park road ; monumental
depot. Spring bank. See advert
UABnTB BNOINBBBS.
See Engineers — Marine.
kabute stobb sbai.bbs.
Abram Mrs. Mary, 140 High street
Anderson Joseph, 44 St. James' street
Anderson Thomas Hy. 95 High street
liielfields Henry, 17 Dagger lane
Bradley Robert, 11 Commercial street
Brindle John, 61 Strickland street
Burton Christopher, St. Mark's street
Butters Thomas, 54 Church st. Drypool
Cares Charles, 26 Scnlcoates lane
CoUinson William, 58 Salthousc lane
Craven Thomas, Chalk lane
Davison Peter, 164 Regent street
Edmondson Robert, 53 Hessle road
Evington John George, 17 Blanket row
Fallon J. R. 49 Brook st. k 75 West st
Fletcher John, xi Providence row
Fothergill Richard, 2^ Salthoose lane
Fox Mrs. Charlotte, 184 Ilean street
Fulton Wm. 13 Great Union st. Witham
Green Frederick, 36 New George street
Harriss Abraham, 5 Vicar lane
Hunt Thomas, 56 York street
Intin John, Little Passage street
Jordan James, 15 Mill street
Kinnerslcy John William, Manor street
Lake William, 61 New George street
Leary Miss Kate, 21 Jenning St. Groves
Lodge G.OldRiHe Barrack yard,Alfred st
Mantock John, 63 Raywell street
[hull.]
Morley T. a Walcott st. Hessle road
Morrod Charles, 8 Mytou street
Movcrley Francis, Madcley street
Neris Robert, 44 Waasand street
Newbolt Heniy, 26 South street
Nicholson E. J. 14 k 16 Garden street
Osbom Massingbeard, 59 Adelaide st
Payne Joseph, S3 Scott street
Pinder Mrs. Lavica, 164 High street
Pindor Thomas, 6 Swann street
Ransom William, 28 Short street
Roberts Joseph, 42 New King street
Slingsby James, 11 Cleveland st. Groves
Smith Hn. Mury Ann, 44 Myton street
Stather Mrs. Sellna, 9 Adelaide street
Sanman Edward, 42 West street
Sunman Thonoaa, 24 West street
Thompson Greenshaw, 22 Alfred street
Turner George, 26 New George street
Tye Haran, 4 New George street
Weldon George, 46 Lower Union street
Whittaker George, Great Passage street
Windross M. 119, 120 k 121 Witham
Windross Thomas D. 8 Bridge street
Withers Mrs. S. 25 Christopher street
KABKBT OABDBNBBS.
Adams William, West end, Preston
Agar George, Dunswell, Cottingbam
Allan William, Northgate, Cottingbam
Ashton Edward, Finklc st. Cottingbam
Atkinson William, South st. Cottingham
Bainbridge William, 18 Wellington lane
Barker William, Aniaby
Bilton John, Church yard, Cottingham
Boothby Edward, Cottingham
BoothbyMrs. M. Nortligate,Cottingham
Brittan Benj. Craven st. Holdemess rd
Bromby David, Dunswell, Cottingham
BureellJohn, Cottingham
Caygill Gruby, Cottingham
Clark Henry, Cottingham
Clark John, New village, Cottingham
Glarkson George, West end, Preston
Clay Francis, i6 Promenade pi. Vane st
Colbreath Jas. New village, Cottingham
Cooper George, Aniaby roaJd
Cottom Gledhill, Hallgate, Cottingham
Cotton Mrs. T. New village, Cottingham
Coupland Robert, Cottingham
Coverdale Wm. Common, Cottingham
Crompton Thomas, Preston
Dalby Thomas, Cottingham
Denton John, West end, Preston
Downs John, Northgate, Cottingham
Dukes Moaes, Hallgate, Cottingham
Edwards T.Southcoatesla.Holdemessrd
Ellis James, Sutton
Elsom John Henry, 24 Cave st. Stepney
Fenwick William, Preston
Franklin William, Cottingham
Fussey R. A. 221 Waterloo street north
Gn(xUlI John, Endike lane, Cottingham
Grant George, Willerby
Grantham Robt. King St. Cottingham
Gray George, Northgate, Cottingham
Grovcr Joseph, Cottingham rd. Newland
Hatfield John, Northgate, Cottingham
Hodgson Joseph, Preston
Holliday Thos. Northgate, Cottingham
Jefferson William, Cottingham
Johnson Geo. New village, Cottingbam
Jordan John, Cottingham
Kirk Henry, Hallgate, Cottingham
Leak Thomas, Air street
Long William, Cottingham
MachinConTtenay,Comiuon,Cottingham
Malkinson J. Grafton st.St. John's wood
Marshall W. 4 Wainfleet ter. Fountain rd
Martin James, Hull road, Cottingham
Nation Walter, 11 Newland Tofts lane
Ness Mrs. Sarah, Finkle st. Cottingham
Norriss S. 15 Abbey ores. Fountain rt«d
Oliver John, Northgate, Cottingham
Overend Robert, Common, Cottingham
Fetch Joseph, i King's terrace, Terry st
Pickering A. New village, Cottingham
Plaxton Charles, Dmiswell, Cottingham
Richardson John, Preston
Robinson William, 11 Charlotte's ter-
race, Clarendon street south
Rodmell Edward, Sutton
Digitized by VjUUy IC
[hull.]
Ro«e William, Stepney la. Beverley rd
(olrage John William, Southeoates lane
Scott Edward, Common, Cottingham
Shepherd James, Thistletnn, Stoncfnrry
Shepherd Mrs. Jamea, Snuthcontes lane
Smith Mrs. Elizh. Common, Cottingham
Stephen«nnEmmanuel,Comn.Cottinghm
S-«raithridge Fredk. King st. Cottingham
Tait (ieorge M. i6 Wilmington, Grores
Tatam G.W.8 irgyleat St. John's wood
Taylor HenryH. Cottingham rd.Newland
Tnsdale William, Finkle st. Cottingham
Ward Henry, West end, Preston
Wnt k Boole, ao Cobden pi. Scnlcoatcs
Wilkinson Wm. 22 Carlton st.Ncwingtn
Willis Henry, Sutton
Wilson Edward, Cottingham
Wilson Edward, 45 Wellington lane
Wilsim John T. Tforthgate, Cottingham
Wilson Bobert, Finkle street, Gittingham
Wright John, Pilliroods, Cottingham
Yonngson Sobt.Neir Village, Cottinghm
XASairBB KAKJBBS.
Set Tt«t ^ Marqutt Makers.
XAST ft BLOCK MAKKIM.
Alheri Dork Shipwrii/ht, Boat Jfiiild-
iK)^ Mast ^ Block MakimCo. Limited
(John Sims, chairman ; Alan Porter,
sec. ), Sonth side, St. Andrew's dock
Batty fc Song,Sth.side,St.Andrew's dock
Belt JohnT.^East end,St. Andrew's dock
Brown William & Co. North side,
ttoeen's dock ; Victoria dock, 16
Bridge street ; George street ; Lime
street. Groves h Edward's place
Coates John, Castle street
BamKng C. South side, St. Andrew's dock
Himher Shiptrright Mast, Block ^ Boat
BxUding Co.{Tlu) Limited (Benjamin
G. Vi. towthrop, sec.). South side,
St. Andrew's dock
Pearson C. North East end, Albert dock
Found &Gale,Sth.side,St.Andrew's dock
Salmon William, Harcourt street
Wilkinson Edward, 11 Princess Dock
street fe 13 Great Union street
XASTSB KAKINBBS.
See also Piloti.
Abbott John, 30 Sutton street
Abbott Thomas, 36 Sutton street
ibbntt William, "Hie Poplars, Lambert
street, St. John's wood
Alexander James, Norfolk bon8e,Lambert
street. Si. John's wood
Allen Thos. J.6Wilberforce st. Anlaby rd
Andersm Betsnn James, 3 Grnsvcnor st
Asht<>n James Hudson, 2 Newington
terrace, Anlaby road
Atkin James, iS Victoria street
A»ty Arthur, 63 Cogan street
Aif Robert, 57 Morpeth street
Banks Thomas, 42 Campbell street
Barker Bobert A. a Francis street west
Bamm William, 89 Coltman street
Bartlett Mark, 76 Freehold street
Batty Robert, 53 York street
Bcanpark Fmlerick Wm. 19 Liddell st
Bennington Edwin, 42 Caroline place
Bibbing WiDiam Matthew, 2 Morpeth st
Blades Robert, 27 Morpeth street
BIrakam John Charles, 51 Peel street
Bolton Samuel Henry,44 Freehold street
B(>iall Joseph, 4 Longilen st. Newington
Brewer T. W. 5 Gladstone st. Anlaby rd
Bromby W.3 Sydenham vils.NorHood st
Bromley T. 3 Gladstone st. Anlaby rd
Bitiwn Matthew, 31 Wilberforce street
Buchanan D. 43 Fountain St. Anlaby rd
Buckley William, 15 Stanley street
Calrert John, 77 Somerset St. Newingtn
Canton John Robert, 37 Liddell atireet
Carver William, o Clifton street
rawcnttfi.T.8 Ada's avenue, Leicester st
Chambers William Henry, 95 Peel street
Chapman Joseph, 36 WeUington street
Colbridge William, 13 Cran&ume street
Conk Geo. 28 Havelock St.. Newington
Corry Jnwph, 17 Lonis street
Conlson Alfred, 168 Regent street
TRADES.
Coyish William, 12 Holborn mount
Crombie James B. 26 Cromwell street
Curtis John, 6 Park street
Cuttill James, 17 Waverley street
Denison Thomas S. 21 Morpeth street
Dent Chas. 3 Granville tcr. Anlaby rd
Douglas J. 13 Boulevard sth. Hesde rd
Dowse Thomas D. 8 Arlington street
Dryden John, 169 Coltman street
Dudding David, 54 Waverley street
I Dyson John, 19 John street
, Edwards Geo. 3 Park cres. Beverley rd
jElsom L. II Abbey cres. .Fountain road
Eratt George La}-ton,45 Portland street
Ezart Thos. 4 Richard's ter. Campbell st
Ford Bobert, 2 Victoria pi. Pease street
Forth Walter, 6 Clifton vils. Boulevard
Gibb John, 33 Lister street
I Good Samuel, i3 Reform street
Gordon Andrew, 47 Margaret street
I Graham A. 43 Albany street
I Grant Malcolm, 8 1 Constable street
Gray Joseph John, 7 Wilberforce street
Green John, i x Clarendon street sonth
Groves Wm. 32 Pulman »t. Newington
Gunn Chas. 71 Seaton St.. Fountain rd
Hadaway William, 15 John street
Hamshaw Jn. 5 Queen's sq. Humber st
Hannah Jn. 3 Richard's ter. Campbell st
Hardy Charles, 2 Caroline place
Harrison Richard, s Park row
Harwood James, 54 Wellington lane
Hedgoock James, 14 Morpeth street
Hendry John Henry, 47 Caroline place
Hewitt Henry, 2 Victoria vils. Boulevard
Hewitt William,49 Marlborough terrace
Hornby Zachariah, 51 Hopwood street
Hunter Jas.St. Leonard rd. Beverley rd
Hurst James, 9 Park row. Park street
Hntton Thos. 4 Berkeley st. Beverley rd
Jefferson Fredk. Jn. 70 Wellington lane
Jenkins Francis E. Boulevard south,
Hessle ruad
Jenkins J. H.4 Boulevard ter. Anlaby rd
Johnson E.' Birchwood house, Anlaby rd
Johnson William, 79 Waverley street
KelaenforthR. 2GTaftn.8t. St. John's wood
Kendrick Joseph, 23 Linnseus street
Kershaw Frederick, 30 Spring street •
Lawrence William Bums, Locheam
house, Boulevard
Lawson Chas. 19 Foimtain St. Anlaby rd
Lee Francis George, 66 Morpeth i street
Leggntt George, 6 Finsbury grove
Leighton Ralph O. 5 1 Fountain street
Leighton Thomas, 50 Mor^ieth street
Lcng George, 3 Allmny tcr,Anlaby road
Lowery Frederick, 6 James St. Drypool
Lowery Henry Alexander, 20 Crystal st
Ltmdie Wellington, 52 Mdrjwth street
Macgarr R.T.6 Lornc ter. Holderness rd
Mclnnes William, 71 Wright street
McKenzie Geo. Wm. 58 HomrixKl street
Magee Wm. 7 MjTtle vils. Holderness rd
Mauet Jas. H. 4 Stanley ter. Anlnby rd
Maronicr H. 35 Boulevard sth. Hesde rd
Marshall Henrj-, 48 Fountain street
Marshall Thomas, 91 Constable street
Martin Daniel B. 53 Freehold street
Martin James L. 62 Lister street
Martin Richard, 56 Freehold street
Martin Thomas, 30 Arlington street
Mason George, 66 Lister street
Massan John William, 105 West parade
Matthews Wm. 5 Liverpool st. Hessle rd
Melton William T. 37 Caroline place
Midgley Jsph. s Cholmley st. Boulevard
Moore Tom Ethvard, 15 Trinity street
Morgan William, 53 Trinity street
Morlcy John, 17 Derringham street
Neill Bobert R. 41 S)>riiie street
Newman William, Hull bank, Newland,
Cottingham
North Wflliam George, 30 Prj-me street
Obrey John, 32 Caroline place
Ohenroth Henry, 3 Wilton street
Oliver John, 84 Freehold street
Oliver Samuel H. 44 All Saints' street
Owen John, 43 Hutt street
Owen Stephen, 8 Buckingham street
Oxtoby Arthur, 25 Great Thornton st
Palmer George, 69 Spring street
MAR-MAT 231
Pashby Edwin, 63 Freehold street
Pearson Arthur, 3 Pendrill Street
Peat Frederick, 15 Dansom lane
Pegden Nicholas, 19 Lister street
Penlingen William Henry, 52 Louis st
Pepper George, 7 Clyde ter. Anlaby road
Pinchon Wm. G. 12 Wilberforce street
Pinchon Wm.H. 3 Fountain st. Anlaby rd
Pinder Edward, 4 Harley street
Potter Richard, Hawthorne villa, Chalk
lane, Hessle road
Potter Thomas, 7 Marlborough avenue
Priest James, 31 Morpeth street
PropertWm.8 Boulevard south.Hessle rd
Rayward Robert, 17 Clarendon street
Read Wm.3 Woodside vils. Holderness rd
Reed Geo.Richardson, 50 Gt. Thornton st
Richardson W. 10 Rosamond Bt.l!oulevrd
Riches Mitchell Bloye, 2 Harley street
Boach Robt. 2 Canton place, Anhtby rd
Robson Wm.H.46 Fonntain st.Anluby rd
Rockett Hy. 40 Grafton st. St. John's wd
Rowan Francis Hy. iiS Gt. Thornton st
Bushforth Joseph, 66 William street
Sawj-er Jn.189 St.George's rd.Newingtn
Scarr George, loi Constable street
Schofleld James M. 54 Gt. Thornton st'
Scott John, 63 Morpeth street
Sheard Saumel, 7 Paradise row
Silverwood Walt. East end. Queen's d(x:k
Simpson ^Miliam John, 5 Harley street
Smaldon Wm. 11 Promenade pi. Vane st
Smith Charles, 14 Sutton street
Smith Charles Henry, 44 Derby street
Smith Francis, 72 Francis street cast
Smith James, 13 Finsbury street
Smith John, i Wakefield street
Smith Peter L. i4Abbey cres. Fountain rd
Smith R. 13 Sutton street
Smith Thos. 4 Botanic vils. Spring bunk
Snow John Hindle, a Gladstone street
Snow William E. 40 Arlington street
Soulsby Henry, 39 Arlington si rect
Soulsby Joseph, 93 Oiltman street
Sowden William, 21 Lansdownc street
Standidge William, 70 Morpeth street
Steeksnm John, 83 St. George's road
Stringer Jn. T.i Filey par. Holderness rd
Thompson John, 80 Freehold street
Thompson T. 0. 53 Clarendon street
Thompson Thomas, 119 Begent street
Thomson (iottlieb, 3a Park rd.The Park
Thornton Robert, 13 William street
Turgoose Jas. Grafton st. St. John's wood
Turner Chas. 23 Fonntain st. Anlnby rd
Tnmey Thomas Gray, 82 Lister street
Tyrer Thos. 12 Granville st. Newington
Wager Joseph, 25 Freehold street
Walters N. 15 Derringham street
Ward J.R.18 Bnmswick aven. Newington
Ward Pearson, 25 Waverley street
Wardle Thomas. 63 Leonard street
Watson Jas. 3 Woodville ter. Boulcrard
Watson Robert, 85 Park street
Webster R. L. 22 Wycliffe gro. Argjic st
Wells Richmond.B Queen's sq.Humber st
White Andrew, 34 Linnseus street
White Charles T. 37 Wilberforce street
Whitehead Joshua N. 197 St. (teorge's
roail, Newington
Wickman Benj. 5 Thomas st. Drypool
Wilkinson tieo. 3 Queen's sq.Humber st
Wilkinson Thos. Matt. 11 Cambridge st
Wills John W. a Botanic vils.Spriiie bank
Wilson Edward Elder, 27 All Saints st
Wilson Thomas, Plane st. Newington
Wing Joseph, 46 Clarendon street
Winship W m. I)e (irey st.St. John's wood
Winter William, 31 Arlington street
Wood Jn. 34 Brunswick aven.Newington
Wood William, 20 Morpet* street
Wright Thomas, 48 Great Thornton st
Wright William, Chalk lane
HAT IICPOBTEBB & KEBS.
Ha teman&Hartenfeldf >•««»». ),issHlghst
Dales Thomas David & Co. (n(.Mi««),
51 William street
Ferraby & Hare (ivssian), 8 Waterhoiise
lime. See advertisement
Hammond & Chambers, 23 North walls
Hammond William, 32 Dock street
Digitized by VjUUy IC
232 MAT-MIL
Mat Importers & Misrchaxts — con.
Harker k Go. 90 High street
Kirkvu C. k Co. 50 & 51 Paragon street
Taylor Robert, Trundle st. See advert
To<>bo H. B. k Co. (i-u»»ian), 189 High st
M'hiting Charles, 87 & 89 English street
Wray I>arid, 64 Osborne street
HAT ft UATTINa ICAITITFAC.
TTJBEBS.
Waddington (reorge & Son, Cottingham
road, Xeirland
India Rubber, Gutta Percba & Telegraph
Co. Limited, 100 Cannon street, Lon-
don e.c. See advertisement
KATOH UANTrFAOTtnElBB.
Hilliers Jiieeph, Madeley street
UATCH IKPOBTEBS.
Dales Thos. David & Co. 51 William st
MATHEUATICAIi HTSTBTT-
HENT 1CAKEB8.
Cook Barnard & Son, 44 Savile street
UATTBBSS MAKEBS.
See Bed ^ Maitiess Makers.
WBAI. DEAI.EBS.
See Cam ^ Flour Dealers.
KEDIOAI. BOTANISTS.
Barrett John, 51 Hlackfriargate
Bolton Thomas, 88 St. Paul's Ureet
Clapham Peter Sjienccr, 73 Porter st
Clark Ingliam, 15 Mytongate
Farrar Itenjamin, 39 Mason street
Frith Nathaniel, 5 Salthousc lane
Loftns Thos. 6 Milton jiarade, Hessle rd
Marriott Thomas, 38 k 49 I)f>ck street
Mumby Edward, 14 Cogan street
Norton Henry, 14 Portland place
Rayner John, 63 Great Thornton street
Robinson Charles, 26 Grimsby lane
M'inder William U. 39 Sylvester street
MEBaANTII.E BBOKXBS.
See Broken — 3fercaiitile.
aCEBOHANTS— OENEBAI..
Marked thus f are Commission Mezvliants.
tAssmus Oskar, 56 High street
Ayre Bros. The Avenue, 157 High street
tfiarrett H. J. (south african), 17 High st
Bell & Co. 4 Hnmber place
Bjufstrom John & Co. Scandinavian
chambers, Humber place
Bodeu James & Co. 202 Higli street
tBriggs H. Sons & Co. i Princes Dock
chambers, IVinces Dock street
tBrochner Carl C. & Co. Danisli build-
ings, 45 High street
tBrowTi William, Atkinson & Co. 15
Parliament street
Bruce & Kleo, Commerdal road
Cattley k Campbell, 202 High street
Christiansen John k Co. 149 High st
Christie James Greaves, 155 High street
warehouse, 37 Jk 38 High street
tDawson Edward T. 202 High street
Ehlers J. & Co. The Avenue, 157 High st
Field William, 66 High street
Finn Austin, Church street, Drypoul
tFoster John & Co. 6 Princes Dock
buildings. Princes Dock street
Goldsmith William Henry, i Humber
chambers. Princes Dock street
tHardy George, iij High street
Harker Brothers, 80 High street
tHarrison Brothers, 160 High street
Hill James T. & X. 11 High street
tKnowlcs Richard Vasey, Xo. 5 Stand,
Com exchange, 36 High street & 36
Linugens street
Kuj-pers, Ostler & Scott, Stoneterrj-
office, a Market place
tManstonA.&Co.Oricl cbmbr8.27High st
Moran k Sanderson, Alexandra cham-
bers. Castle street
TRADES.
Morley T. B. & Co.; warehouse, 11 Hum-
ber Dock street ; otiice, 3 Hnmber pi
tMuirhead Charles & Co. Posterngate
Pape T. tf. & Co. 31 Bishop lane
Parker William. 78 Prosi>ect street
Paulsen Claus, Posterngatc
Pudsey Hy. Fawectt, 13 Humber Dock st
Reimer A. & H. 18 High street
Ringnise W. & C. L. 43 High street
Rust William Henry k Son, 30 High st
+Stcricker & Co. Commercial buildings,
29 High street
Stocken Hans^aul, 51 Hi^h street
Sykes Geor|;c & Son, 35 High street
V'eltmann ^ . t Co. Princes Dock street
Whitehead Henry, 4 Junction place
Wrangham Richard W. Lime st. (iroves
HETAL BBOKBBS,
See Brokers — Jfetat.
mSTAI. PEBFOBATOBS.
Braby Frederick & Co. Fitzroy works,
Euston road, Limdon u.ie. ; k Liver-
jNiol k Glasgow
Croggon k Co. 200 Upjwr Thames street,
London e.c. ; k at Li\-cr|>oul k Glasgw
IfniTAIiI.10 UANTTFACTBS.
Hull Keg k Drum Co. Sitwell st. (iroves
MIDWIVES.
Butterworth Mrs. Ellen, 2 Sykcs street
Griffin Mrs. M. E. 83 Derringham st
Lambert Mrs. Ann, 4 William street
MII.Ii FTTBNISHEBa.
Allen A. E. k Co. 37 Wellington street
Fenner Joseph Henry k Co. 8 Chapel
lane. See advertisement
Hewitt Charles Edward, 8 Chapel lane
MIIiIi KAKEB.
Collingham Robt. M. (yr/Wiiy), South
side. Queen's dock
Knit. BAND HANXTFACTBS.
India Rubber, Outta Percha & Tele-
graph Works Co. Limited, 100 Cannon
street. London e.c. See advert
MILLEBS.
Marked tlius * are Steani.
Marked thus f are 'WlniL
Marked thus X are Water.
*fA)itt-MUl 4' (ieiieral Industrial Society
Limited (Henry M. Ellis, sec.) ; office,
31 Scale lane k Holdemess road
tliarker (ieorge B. Sutton mills, Sutton
tCoates Edward, Lilley, Preston
•tCoates John, Haven side, Hedon
•tEj-re Slater, Holdcrncss road
•tFraukish Jabcz, Southcoatcs lane,
Holdemess road
Harrison Jas. k Son. Corn exchange
•tHull Subscription Mill Society Lim.
(William Parker, man.), DBn»)nslane
•Kirby tlichard Topham, Victoria mills,
Wilmington
•Marshall k Son, Groves steani flour
mills, Spyvee street. Groves & Com
exchange
•Marshall Richard, Albert steam com
mills, Dansoin lane
tMarshall Henry.Anlaby mill. Kirk Ella
tJfaylor James, Holdemess road
ttXeedhamIsaac,Northgate,Cottingliam
•Rank Joseph, Holdemess road
♦tScrgeant Pamell, Preston
tSnell Charles. Holdemess road, Sutton
•tThonipson Josh. George & Leonard,
Stepney, Beverley road & Corn ex-
change, 36 High street
•West William Fisher, Church street,
Scniccates; 4 Suffolk row k Corn
exchange
HII.I.INEBS & SBESS
UAKBBS.
Abba Miss Annie, 3 Grotto square
Andrews James William, Beain street k
3 Carlton terrace, Hessle road
[hull.]
Arnott Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 Emma's ter-
race, Alexandra street
Atkinson Miss Eliisa, 54 Beaumont
street, Dryjiool
Atkinson Miss Mary, 19 Eggington st
Bach Thomas & Co. 52 to 57 Market pi
Baggs John k Co. 20 St. John's street
Barratt Miss Sarah, 45 Providence row
Itartbelemy Mrs.SarahAnn,ii9 Porter st
Bastable Mrs. Martlui, 31 St. Luke's st
Bateman Miss Eliza, 71 Charles street
Batty Misses Louisa k Malinda, Sontter-
gate, Hedon
ButerRobt.3Cyi)rus arcade,S]iring bank
Billiugton Miss Emily, 46 Cbiltern
street, Xewington
Boards Miss Annie, 6 Russell street
BoUends Miss M. Grafton St. Xewingtou
Bolton Miss Catherine, George street,
Cottingham
Bowline Mrs. H. 25 Osborne street
Bray Mrs. Charlotte^ 88 Porter street
Brentno Mrs. Annie, 59 Campbell st
Brittain Mrs. Mary ,Hallgate, Cottingham
Brown Miss Jane, 17 Blakc street
Bnrkinshaw Miss B. A. 11 Wellington la
Burrows Miss Emma, 53 HopwoiS st
Burton Mi-ss Elizabeth, 36 Bond street
Cammell Miss Jane, 63 Sandringham
street, XcTiington
Cai>e Mrs. Louisa, 29 Day street
Carr Miss Mary Jane, 4 Western villas,
Hessle road, Dairycoates
Clajlon Mrs. Emma, 33 Silvester street
Clifton Miss Hannah, 13 PrjTnc street
Coblcy Miss Eliza, 12 Marine row
Collier Miss Emily, 36 Constable street
Conway Mrs. Elizabeth, 28 Walcott st
Cook Miss Mary Jane, 31 Somerscales st
Coombs Mrs. Ainelia,32 Cave st.Stepncy
Coiwland Mrs. Hannah, 129 Bean street
Coulman Miss Elizabeth, 103 Campbell st
Coupland Miss Ruth,4 Montreal terrace.
Spring bank
Cowhani Miss Harriet, 33 Wellington la
Craven Miss Ethelia, 6 Western villas,
Hessle road, Dairycoates
Cribb Miss Louisa, 45 AdcUiide street
Crowley Mrs. Elizabeth, 15 Freehold st
Dale Miss Anne Eliza, 34 Nile street
Davis Mrs. Annie, 40 Chariot street
Davis Miss Elizabeth, 3 Somerset villa.'.
Anlaby road
Dawson Miss Elizabeth, a Bourne street
Dick Mrs. Eleanor, 25 Green lane
Dignasse k Thomson, 34 (rcorge street
Dixon Henry, 28 Whitefriargate
Dixon Tliouias Hudson, Prospect street
Dove Edward, 63 Hessle i"oad
Drew Misses S. k A. 14 Bced street
Drewery Mrs, Mary, 14 Reform street
Dring Miss Charlotte, 6 Montrose ter-
race, Stanley street
Dunthome Miss Annie, 60 Glasgow
street, Newington
Durkin Miss Annie, 17 Caughey street
Edmonds Mrs. Mary Ann, a Granville
terrace, Lansdowne street
Elsey Mrs. Marj- Ann, 10 Finsbury eta
Eviiigton Miss Lavinia, 4 Irene terrace,
Swann street
Fawectt Mrs. Mary, 26 Fountain road
Fawectt Mrs. Marj- Elizbth. i4iPorter st
Fearnley Alfred, 24 Savile street
Fcnton Miss Ann, 49 George street
Ferrand Mrs. S. 8a St. Paul's street
Firth Miss Laura, 59 West parade
Ford Miss Sarah Ann, 3 Victoria place.
Pease street
Foster Miss Elizabeth Ann, i West par
Fullam Mrs. Matilda Caroline, 9 Glou-
cester terrace, (irosvenor street
Gamble Misses C. k B. 35 Morpeth st
( rarbuttMissIsabella,4Selby st Newingtn
(iarbntt Mrs. Margaret, 187 West jwr
(iibb Mrs. Ann, 24 Silvester street
Glassby Mrs. Sarah A. 3 tJcorgc yard
(ileadheim Miss Sarah, 5 St. Mark's st
Goodsou Robert, 64 k 65 Market plat'r
Gorman Mrs. Mary Ann, 60 Walker st
(irahaniMis3jane,a3Waltonst.Xowingtn
JGraham MissM.J.69Walton 8t.Xc»ingln
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hull.]
(inr Miss A. 48 Clifton ter. (ioodwin st
(inv Mrs. Mary, 6 Richmimd terrace
(irren Mrs. Amelia, a8 Jackson street
(instafsim Mrs. Ellen, 13 Terry street
Hall Mrs. Kate, 12 Bname street
Maris Mrs. Eliiabcth, 70 West parade
Harland W. k Co. 9, 10 Ic 11 Chariot st
Harness Miss Sarah, 34 Finabury street
Harris Miss Sarah Ann, 4 Louise ter-
nire, Alexandra street
Harris Walter Bevan, 9 Pr<>si>ect street
Harrison Mrs. i^rah, 13 Hatfield's ter-
race. Spring street
Harrison Mrs. Sarah Ellen, 7 Argjie
street, St. Johii^s wood
Hatelpy Joseph, Hedon mad
Haves MissesM.&Soaannah, i9JarrBtt st
Havidns Mrs. C. 14 Paradise place
Hewitt Miss Mary Jane, 4 Salem terrace,
Durham street
Hfv Mrs. Martha, 116 West jiarado
Hig^nson Mrs. H. 9 Waltham street
HildjTird Harry, aa Proajiect street
Hill Miss Emma, 204 Begent street
Hill Mrs. Mary Ann, 41 Cambridge st
Hird Mrs. Elizabeth, 8 Finsbnry street
Hinige Mrs. Emma, 18 Hudaon terrace
Hri'i«inMrs.Annc,V\'alliker8t.Neirington
Hiil(irirt-dMrs.MaryAnn,3sFranci8 gt. we
Hnlliday Mrs. Charlotte, 15 Regent st
Hiillings Mrs. Sarah Ann, 8 (jtHxlrickc
terrace, Cave street, Stejiney
H'llnies Miss A. 43 Cambridge street
Holmes Mrs. Helen, 30 Derby street
Holmes Mrs. Marj-, 71 Leonard street
Hoikani Mrs. Susan, 11 All Saints' st
Hoiikhani Miss Mary, 39 Sonierscates st
Homer Miss Maria, 60 Constable street
HoskingMrs. Sarah A. 201 Waterloo st . nth
Hudsia Mlss l3abella,77 Dcrringham st
Hudson Mrs.M. laHorsham ter. West par
Hutiy Miss M. A. 39 Bond street
Ingham Miss Harriet, 14 IMnce of Wales
tf mice, St. Luke's street
I«iac JKss M. 8 Siiiter's ter. Bevcricy rtl
J.ick«>n Miss Ann. 30" Day street
Jackson Mrs. Ann, 13 Horshant terrace.
West parade
Jrakius Miss J. 32 Chilteni stNcwingtn
Johnson Mrs. Sarah, 71 Adelaide street
Kay Miss Annie, 23 XorwootI street
Komingham Miss Alice, 3 Vane street
Knuington Misses Susan k Elizabeth, :
Clarendon street
Kirkncas Thomas, 4 Silver street
LtDgriek Mrs.Elizh.235 Waterloo st. nth
Lavn Richard, Hallgate, Cottingham
Irak George, 2 Mount place, Hessle rd
Lenty Mias Sarah Eliza, 55 rrospcct st
Limer Mrs. Betsy, 18 Vane street
Lmgbonc Mrs.Ann,King st. Cottingham
L>therington Miss Maria, 27 CliftSn st
Loughran Mias M. A. 15 Morpeth street
Lnxton Miss Thomasine, 9 George street
Lyon Mrs. C. 3 St. Stephen's square
Lyons Moses, 103 Osborne street
MackinderMrs.S i4Church st.ScuIcoetes
Mallime Mrs. Elizabeth, 32 Silvester st
Manger Mrs. Eliza, 132 St. Paul's street
Marsh Mrs. Mary Susan, 48 Carr hine
Marshall Mias Annie,a49 Waterloo street
Marshall Mrs. Elizabeth, 3 Mason street
Marshall Miss H. 20 West jmrade
Maaiin Miss Lizzie, 12 Wellesley terrace,
R'isimond street
Mi«>n Miss Marj", 19 Richmond terrace
Mav. Till, Kirkc k Co. 22 Bridsfc street ;
4. 5 Jc 6 Dock Office row & 16 & 41
Ciiarlotte street
Maxwell Miss M. 45 Camiibcll street
Meggitt Mrs. Sophia, 19 Worsley street
Meynell Mrs. Sarah, 76 Bean street
Monrhouse Miss Mary-, Grusrenor street
Mnorhousa Miss Sarah, Hy ham building,
Gnisrenor street
Morrison Mrs. Martha, lai Bean street
M'ises Mrs. Ann, 53 Waasand street
Mounsi)r Miss Annie, z8 Clarendon st
.Munlock Mra E. 130 Waterloo st. north
Murray Mias Sarah, 24 Worsley street
N'assau William Thomas H. 7* Junction
street k 8 Sarile street
TRADES.
Ncwcomb Mrs. Jane, 82 Clarendon st
Newton Mrs. Elizh. 60 Francis St. west
Xobbs Mr8.E.26 Rosamond st.Houlevard
Xonlon Mrs. Lydia, 53 Walker street
North Miss Eliza Ann, i Brooklyn rillas,
Stanley street
Oliver Miss Annie, 243Waterloo staiorth
Oliver Miss Elizabeth, 3 Spring street
Palmer Miss Mary Ann, 158 Porter st
ParkinsonMrs.Ellen,20cean pl.Anlaby rJ
ParrottMiss Rebecca J. s6Gt. Thornton st
Pawson Mrs. Ursula, 123 Bean street
Payne Mrs. Ann, ig Reform street
Pearson Mrs. Eliza, 39 Francis st. ^vest
Pearson Miss Mary Jane, 166 Porter st
Penningtmi Miss Clara, 69 Adelaide st
PetfieldMrs.My.Ann,39Spyvee st.Grovcs
Pike Miss Clara Elizabeth, 57 Arthur
street, Newington
Finder Mrs. Elizabeth, 32 Vincent street
MIL-MOa 233
Waistell Miss Ellen, 12 Derby street
Wakelin Miss Hannah, 6 Catherine
square. Mason street
Walker Mrs. Elizabeth, 13 Sjiring Hank
terrace, Oarendon street
Wallis Miss Ann, 12 Bond street
Walsh Miss Sarah, 71 Spring street
Warden Mrs. Emma, 47 Leonard street
Weatherill Mrs. C. 5 Hofrth street
Webster Mrs. Ada, 12 Goulton street
Welpton Miss Martha, 48 Savilc street
\^Tiarton Mrs. Ann, 33 Lower Union st
White Mrs. Mary Ann. 13 Buckingham st
White Mrs. Mary Ann, 124 St. Paul's st
WightnianMissAnnie,ioShawst.Dryj)ool
Wilkinson Misses Mai-y Ann k Eliza-
beth, Souttergate, Hedon
Wilkinson Miss Harriet, 11 Cobden
place, SciUcoatcs
Pinder Miss Sarah Jane, 6 Cromwell
terrace. West parade
Platts Mrs. Ellen, 7 Selby st. Newington
Plowman Miss Sarah J.44Cumberland st
Prance Miss Eleanor, 9 Percy street
Procter Mrs. Ann, 76 Charles street
Rawson Miss Caroline, 51 Reform street
Redwiek Mrs. Ann, 4 Abbey crescent,
Wainflect terrace
Reed Mrs. Elizabeth, 3 Carnarvon ter-
race. West parade
Rennardson Mrs. Rebecca, 61 Reform st
RichardsonMra.Hephzibah.sJMargret.st
Richartlson Mrs. Julia, Preston
Roberts Misses Catheruie & Charlotte,
37 Great Thornton street
RobinsonMiss A. Eastbourne st.Newingtn
RowsonMr8.H.3Fanny's ter.Clarcndn.st
Rumsby U. 21 Ocean place, Anlaby rd
SackerMisse8Maria&Amelia,7sCharles st
Salter Mrs. Sarah, 60 Great Thornton st
Sawyer Miss Rebecca, 3 Clifton street
Scott Mrs. Helen, 48 Upi>cr Union street
Scdnian Miss Alice, 148 High street
Sedman Miai Elizabeth, 148 High street
Settle Miss E. M. 6 Freehold street
Sefton Miss Elizabeth, 3 Linnaeus street
Sheltim Mrs. Mary Jane, 26 Walcott st
Shepherdson Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 Cot-
■ tingham terrace. Drain side
Shepherdson Miss Mary Ann, ij Day st
Sillabum Miss Epsther, 6 Sykes street
Simpson Miss Harriet, 23 Mason street
Siihpson Miss S. 25 Alexandra street
Sissins Miss Elizabeth, 3 Spencer street
Smith Mrs.E.sFinsbury gro.Fountain rd
SmithMissM. 5 Waterloo ter.Wellingtn.la
Snoivden Mrs, Mary, 208 Bean street
Stacy Miss Eliza, 20 Bromley street
Stan'dage Mrs. Sarah Ann k Lockey
Miss Mary Elizabeth, 35 William st
Steff Mis!( Mary, 45 Derby street
Stephenson Miss Jane, Preston
Stephenson Mrs. Mary, 3 Ebenezcr ter-
race. Clarendon street
Stewart Mrs. S. 51 Marlboro' terrace
Stockton Joseph, Anlaby rood
Stringer Mrs. Ann, 56 Waverlcy street
Stnart James & Co. 3 Market place
Stubbs John Robert,King st. Cottingham
Suddaby Mrs. Ann, 8 Spring Bank ter-
race. Clarendon street
Swales Mrs. Isabella, Somerset house,
Hessle road, Newington
Sykes Mrs. Mary, 46 William street
TaH Mrs. Rebecca, 43 Terry street
Tause Mrs. Ann, 24 Pearson street
Taylor Miss Harriett, 29 George street
Taylor Miss Mary Ann, i Park street
Teal Miss Emma, 83 Canning street
Thornton Miss Annie, 6 Fountain road
Williamson Mrs. Susannah, 4 Elm Tree
avenue, Park street
Wilson Miss E. 58 Barniston street
Wilson Mrs. Jane, 68 (ireat Thornton st
Wilson Jtdra, 68 Spring bank
Wilson Mrs. Mcrina, 8 Beeton street
Wilson Mrs. Sabina, 9 NorwcHnl street
Wimblev Miss Rose, 7 Sutton street
Wing Miss Mary Louth, 11 Walter's
terrace. West itarade
W(x)d Miss R. 6 Sinton ter. Campbell st
Wo(Klhea(l Mrs. M. 11 Villa pi. Hessle rd
Wray Miss Jane Ann, 15 Eastcheap
Wride Mrs. Elizabeth, 3 Medley street
WrightMrs.A.7Rydale ter.Lansdownest
Wright Mrs. Elinor, 14 William street
Wright Misfi Henrietta, 23 Portland st
Wright Mrs. Mary, 75 Clarendon street
Wrighton Mrs. Betay, 53 Reform street
Wrightaon Mrs. Emma, 84 Canning st
Wyfie Miss Rebecca, 30 Vane street
Yates Mrs. H. 27 Constable street
Young Miss Agnes, 18 Constable street
Young Miss M. B. Coburg cot. Walker st
HILIiSTOSTE IIANUFACTBS.
Child M'. J. k T. no English street
MIIiI.WSiaHTS.
Atkinson Tho8.64Witham & 47 Spyveo st
Boyd Edward, 73 to 77 Holdemess road
Caivard k Strachan, 53 Cumberland st
Fowler & McCollin, South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Gaskell John Fras. Church st. Drypool
Good k Menzies, Green lane foundry,
Lockwixxl street k Wilberforce engine
works. South side. Queen's dock
Kay Robert, 21 Dansom lane
Lumb George, 14 Great Union street
Oldham & Booth, 14 Trippett
Oliver William k Joseph, Toogood street
Rose, Downs i Thompson, Old foundrj-.
Cannon street
Vulcan Iron H'orhi Co. Limited, Vulcan
works, Scott street
Wilson J. 100 Church street, Sctdcoates
Wood John, North East end, Albert dck
KIirBBAL WATEB UANTJFBS'
See Soda fl'atei' ^c. Jfaiw/acturera.
uxsiKO BNanniBBs.
See KnfiiHeert — Mininy.
JtODVL, M-A-gTtH
Winters George, 30 Marmadnke street
UOBEIiIiBB.
Stubbs Edward Henry, 24 Wright st
Thrussall Miss S. 10 Park ter. Seaton St.
Tickeliienuy Mrs. Frances, 18 North st I MONET CHANOEBS.
Toplin Miss Sarah A. 6 Holbom street • Franksen John k Co. 14 Humbcr Dock st
Towers Mrs. Eliza, 27 Raikes St. Drypool Smith Edwin, 11 Humber Dock street
TownendMrs. MaryE.gLondesborough st ,
Tojser Mrs. Eliza, 70 Liddell street |
Turner Miss Mary Ellen, 142 Bean street
Twing Mrs. Sanih, 38 Francis st. east
Vickeriiiau Mrs. Elizabetli, 4 Spring st i
Voase Miss Jane, 28 Portland street 1
Wade Miss Mary Jane, 99 Walker street]
XOBTAB 101.1. WAKKBa.
See Milt Jfakeis.
HOBTGAaS
See Jimkera-
Dig
BBOKBBS.
-Mortgage.
zedbyVjUUyiC
234 Mou — OIL
vovtanjua wabsshottsbs.
Bach Thomas jc Co. 52, 33, 54, 55, 56 &
57 Market place
Harris Walter Bevan, 9 Prospect street
Harris, Willows & .Smit h, 24, 25 & a6
Whitefriargate
Marshall & Snelgroye. 10 to 20 Verc
St. ft 334 to 348 Oxford St. London w
KtTSETTSS.
Hull Literary & Philosophical Society k
Museum (A. K. Dibb m.a. & E. J.
Wilson M.A. hon. sees ; Samuel Poul-
ton Hudson, curator), Albion street
MtrSIO HAIiIiS.
Alhambra Palace(Thos. Henry Greasley,
proprietor). Porter street
Star (George SoiJe, man.),GTimgtonst
MtTSIO PTTBUSHEBS.
Haigh T. A. I St. George's rd.Ncwngtn
Mawn George E. 45 Carr lane
Smith Richard, Victoria street
UTTSIO SEIiIiBBS.
BcU John Homer, 3 Lowgate
fiellis James, 33 Alfred street
CoUey James, 18 Chariot street
Gongh & Davy, 13 & 14 Savile street
Kcmpling William, 6 Carlisle street
Manley Mrs. E. 6 Francis street west
Mason George E. 45 Carr lane
Willis William Brown, 22 Paragon st
mrSIOAI. INSTBTTICBNT
DEAI.BBS.
Harman Wonman, 58 Great Passage st
Murdoch John G. k Co. Limited, 15
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Fowley Phillip, Hessle road
KTTSTABI} ICA17TTFACTT7BBBS,
Thorp James, Baker street
Champion k Co. Limited, corner of Old
street k City road, London e.c
NAII. KAXrUFACTimBBa.
Smedley (J. k Son (boat, roof ^ iteaia),
Cheapside, Cirores
Smedley George, 24 Waterloo street
NATTTBAI.ISTS.
See Bird ^ Animal Preservera.
NAXTTICAL INSTBT7HBNT
KAXBBS.
Castle k Pagan, English street k Com-
mercial road
NEWS AaENTS.
Adams William, 23 Market place
Bamett Wm. 37 Church st. Sculcoates
Baxter Robert, no Hessle road
Bolton Mrs. Hannah, 17 Derby street
Brown James, 1 1 St. John street
Browne Mark, 83 Porter street
Carlill Thomas, 18 St. John's street
Cnwham William, 33 'Wellington lane
Dodswin^h William, 11 Naylor's row
Green Richard Bowes, 39 Sykes street
Hall Samuel, 2 Castle street
Knight Mrs. Bachel, 40 Brook street
Matson John, 8 Waterloo street
Noble Mrs. S. 54 Naylor's row, Drypool
Owston Miss Louisa, 6 Lime street
Penrose Mrs. M. A. 14 Spencer street
Fostill James Edwin, 2 Adelaide street
Simpson James, 2 Station parade, Hol-
demeas road
SkeltoD Robert, 54 Dock street
Sleet John, 141 Walker street
, Soke! John Thomas, 12 Dock Office row
Tarbotton Miss E. Holdcmess road
Tills Alfred, Wheeler st. Newington
Walker William, 3 Scott street
Williams J. H. 43 Cogan street
Witty H. 1 Suffolk row, Wincolmlee
Wright Mrs. Eliza, 41 Charles s treet
TRADES.
SEWBPAPBBS.
Eastern Morning News (William Hunt,
proprietor ; published daily),42 White-
friargate. Sec advertisement
Hornsea Gazette (John Montgomery &
Son, publishers ; published Saturday),
35 k 36 Scale lane
Hull Daily Telegram (Thos. Gill Dixon,
. publisher ; published daily), 20 Char-
lotte street
Hull k East Riding Critic (Richard
Cooke, publisher ; published friday),
Scale lane
Hull k East Riding Good Templar
(Francis Oliver k Son, printers &
publishers ; published ist of every
month), 8 Dock street
Hull Express (The) (published evening),
42 J Whitefriargate. Sec advert
Hull Miscellany (Charles H. Barnwell,
printer & publisher ; published sat.),
9 Savile street
Hull News (James Alfred Cooke, pro-
prietor ; Samuel Oldham Cawthome,
manager ; publislied daily), s8White-
friargate. See advertisement
Hull Packet (Hull, East Yorkshire &
NorthLinciiInshireConservative News-
paper & Printing Co. Limited ; pub-
lished friday), 2a Whitefriargate. See
advertisement
Hull Parliamentary Record (Francis
Smith, printer), 36 Scale lane
Hull Smi (Thomas Gill Dixon,publisher
published Saturday), 20 Charlotte st
Hull Times (Hull, East Yorkshire k
North LincolnshireConservativeNewB-
paiier k Printing Co. Limited ; pub-
lished Saturday, five editions), 22
Whitefriargate. See advertisement
Withenisea Chronicle (Weston Howe,
printer k publisher ; published sat. ),
77 Lowgate
NEWSPAPBB BSPOBTEBS.
Corlyon Henry Joy, 63 West parade
Fox James, 7 Clifton street
Pickering Richard Smith, 42 Linnteus st
NEWS BOOKS.
See Readiiiji ^ A'ev>3 Rooms.
NZTBATE OF SODA KBBS.
Gibbs James k Co. Corn exchange, 36
High street
NOT ABIES— PTTBLIC.
Everatt William, 62 Whitefriargate
Prankish, Kingdon & Wilson, Land of
Green ginger & 12 Bowlalley lane
Frost k Dawson, 10 Scale lane
Harland George Beighton LL.B. Loud.
9 Parliament street
Hearfield & Lambert, Old Exchange
buildings, Bowlalley lane
Hearfield John Gamiss, 13 Bowlalley la
Jackson Andrew Marvel, Imi)erial cham-
bers, Bowlalley lane
Jacobs J. L. County buildings, Liand of
Green Ginger
JohnsonR.E.sCogan chmbrs.Bowlally.la
Kingdon Alfred Arnold, Land of Green
Ginger & 12 Bowlalley lane
MeggittWtr.F.Chancerj- bidgs. Manor st
Moss Fredk. Rlundell, Parliament street
Moss John SejTnour, 19 Parliament st
Roberts Harry Price, Old Exchange
buildings, Bowlalley lane
Wilson Henry B. A.Land of Green (Hnger
& 12 Bowlalley lane
NTTBSEB7KBN A SBEDSSEN.
See also Flonats.
Brown Edwin Elliott, 26 Chariot street
Dennett John, Common, Hessle
Dixon Edmund Philip, 57 Queen street ;
nurseries. Air street, Sculcoates
Elsom Jn. Hy. Park grove, Princess avn
Marshall William, Market place, Hcdon
Martin & Son, Northgate, Cottingham
Martin Alfred, i Prince's avenue
Martin Frederick, Southcoates lane
Stamper liichard, 19 St. John's street
[hull.]
Toyne David, 15 Bridge street
Walker Charles, i Waterloo street
OOtTIiIST.
Franks Henry, 60 Whitefriargate
OFF AX. KBBCHANT8.
Harker Brothers, Com exchange, 36
High street ; office, 80 High street
Oil. BOILEBS.
Davis John A^tiitmore k Son, Wilming-
ton, Groves
Elvin Brothers, Dansom lane
Leng George William, (rreat Union oil
works, Sutton Drain side. Lime street.
See advertaseznent
Burrell k Co. 117 & iiS Leadenball
street, London e.c
OIL BBOKEBS.
See Brokers— Oil.
on, EZTBACTOBa
Patent Oil Extracting Co.Lim.Stoncfrry
on. XICOBTEBS.
Barton Richard, Commercial road
Leng George William, Great Union Oil
works, Sutton Drain side, Linie st.
See advertisement
Pearson George, 2 Nortli walls
Stonehonse Brothers, Commercial cham-
bers. Prince's Dock street
Toobe H. B. kCo.(4- affenU),i8g Highst
Toogood Richard & Co.(/j/i), iSsHigh st
on. SCANTTFAOTUBEBS.
Chambers k Fargus, 5 High street;
mill, Oxford street k wharf, Win-
colinlee. See advertisement
Chambers Thos. Fredc.tCo.(iiK')Y/(fl«b),
31 High street k Kensington works,
Uxfoi^ street
English William P. iSo High street;
works, Dansom lane
Hawley R. R. (enyine ^ machine), Ether-
Ington buildings, 50 High streiet
Jacluon Thomas k Son, Eagle oil mills.
Lime street k Cleveland street
Jennisiin George, 68 Carr lane
Leng George William, Great Union nil
works, Sutton Drain side. Lime St.
See advertisement
Lotheriiigton Charles B. k Co. {Jsk\
Morley Street, Stoneferry
Pearson George, 2 North walls
Scott Bros, ifish). Maxwell st. Stoneferry
Seddon John k Thomas (iiuickiiiciy),
York street k Oxford street
Suddaby Thomas ; office, i Bishop lane
WinslowGeo. (/»&), Max «-eU stStonefrry
Crane P. Moir k Co. Manchester (R.
Barton, agt.), 18 Commercial rd. Hull
Lanarkshire Oil Co. Lim. 56 George
street, Edinburgh ; crude, burning,
lubricating oils kc
on. KEB0HANT8. ,
Allison Edward k Henrj-, n Blanket-
row & Sutton Drain side. Lime street
Baker Brothers k Co. 196 High street
Barton Richard (luiricati»g ^ bumiiig).
Commercial road
niundell, Speiice ic Co. Limited, Bank
side, Sculcoates
liolton Peter, 14 Waterloo street
Dee (The) Oil Co. (Charles E. Pcars'in,
agent), North East end, Albert d Kk
Dehecr J. k Son, Ropery street
Dibb William & Cu. 30 High street
Flint T. W. k Co. Bowlalley lane
(randerton Brothers, 24 High street
(Jray William, 35 High street k Church
street, Sculcoates
Hall Hy.W.s East end, St. Andrew's dk
Hamilton John M. k Co. Sculciates
Bridge works. Church St. Sculcoates
Hansel! George, Oxford st. Sculcoates
Hodge Samuel k Son (liiueed), Lim? st
Hutt<m& Co. 10 k 14 North walls
Jackson Thomas k Son, Eagle oil mills,
Lime street k Cleveland street
Digitized by VjUUV IC
[hdi.1.]
Jackaon W. E. k Co. 35 Bishop lane
Jackson Jt Co. Wilberforce bojlding^s, 25
High street works, Wilmington
Jackuin Henry Proctor, 47 High street
Jarkson John Milton, 47 High street
Lutherington Charles B. & Co. Morley
street, Stoneferry
Melbam John, 45 Charles strest
Mj-ere k Sannders, 68 High street
P«iaeg»od Witliam & Co.; otfioe & works,
Bankside, Scnlcoates
Philip Kobert Harris, 183 High street
Bawstom James, 78 k 79 High street
Bead William J. & Co. ao High street
Bunton Brothers, 22 High street
Scatnn John Love ; office & irorkg,Church
street, Scolooates
Shav.Thompaon k Co. Alexandra cham-
bers. Castle street ; stores, West Dock
street, St. Andrew's dock
Storry, Smithaon k Co. ; olBces k works,
Bankside. See advertisement
Stoart k Oregaon; office, 23 High street
Westerdale Jc Smith, 117 Jii 118 ; offices,
75 High street
Wiuteli«id Henry, 4 Junction place
Wnkinson Joeiah Jc Son, 23 High street
Wrangham Richud W. Lime st. Groves
i'nn^t ParafH Light ^ Mineral Oil
CmpoKji Limited (John Macfarlane,
man.), 6 Victoria bldgs. Hnmber st
oHi befiitebs.
Ambler Oeorge William, 15 Lincoln st
Bhmdell, Spoice k Co.Limited, Beverley
road k rankside, Scnlcoates
Bnliner k Field, 188 High street ; mills,
Stoneferry & Lime street
Cawood Wm. k Sons, Air st. Scnlcoates
Cofik LnnileyCrowle,37 Lowgate ; works,
Oxford street It York street
Cross Charles, Lincoln street
Elsworth Frederick, Air st. Scnlcoates
EngliA's Patent Camphitu Co. (John
LSeatmuman. ), Church st. Scnlcoates
(iiay William, Church street, Scnlcoates
1 35 High street
Hamilton John M.k Co. Snlcoates Bridge
works. Church street, Sculcoates
Hansen George, Oxford St. k York st
Hartley Biewer k Co. Cheapside, Groves
Hawley R. R. 50 High street k Cheap-
side, Groves
Hudge Samuel k Son (eolton). Lime st
Hudge Henry (cotton), 6 High street k
H^demess road
Johnson Bros. Cleveland works. Air st
Joy Edwd. k Sons. Norwood ter.Green la
Leng George WilKam {fith). Great Union
ral works, Sntton Drain side. Lime
street. See advertisement
Wherington Charles B. k Co. Morley
street, Stoneferry
McLane Stephen k Co. York street
!»liuond Davtd k Son, Wilmington oil
mills
Stnrry, Smithson k Co.; offices k works,
Bankside, Sculcoates See advert
Stuart k Gregson, Oxford street ; office,
22 High street
Snddabj-T.Goodwin st.; office.i Bishop la
Tiingood Richard t Co. 183 High street
Veltmann N. k Co. Sntton Dniin side.
Lime street
Walker 4 Smith Lim. (Chas.J. Donnison
see. ), Wincolmlee ; Groves & Lime st
Wrangham Richard W. Lime st. Groves
li«i->tulaHd Oil Co Limite(t,i$ Hanover
sfwet, Edinburgh (William N. Grain-
ger, general manager)
on. BTBAINEBS.
Connell Brothers, Oxford street
on. OAXa XEBOHAHTB &
XAmrPACTTTBEBS.
Abercromby James k Co. 22 High st
^yre Brothers, Com Exchange & The
Avenoe, High street
Bnfcnr W. H. 35 Bishop lane
TRADES.
Barton & Waterhouse, Oriel chambers,
27 High street ; Atlantic oil mills,
Wincolmlee ; k King's mills, Stone-
ferry, See advertisement
Bulmer & Field, 188 High street ; mills,
Stoneferry k Lime street
Chambers k Fargus, 5 High street ; mill,
Oxford street & wharf, Wincolmlee.
See advertisement
Cnmn Oil Cake ^ Chemical Manure Co.
Limited, Crown oil mills, Toogood st.
k Poplitr oil mills, Stndley street ;
office, 178 High street
Denniss Alfred k Co. 191 High street
Dimcan J. k Co. 36 High street & Stone-
ferry mill
England William, 196 High street
Eyre & Co. 6 High street k Church
street, Scnlcoates
Gibbs James k Co. Com Exchange, 36
High street
Gray William, 35 High street k Church
street, Sculcoates
Hall k Wood, Etherington bnildings, 49
High street
Hodge Samoel & Son, Lime street
Ingolby James, 9 Scale lane
Jackson T. k Son, Eagle oil mills. Groves
Jackson W. E. k Co. 35 Bishop lane
Knowles Richard Vasej-, Mo. 5 stand.
Com Exchange, 36 High street k 36
Linnaeus street
Lambert James O. k Co. 19^ High street
Lister George, Com Exchange, 36 High
street Jc at Coitingham
Margison tcCo.CornExchange k Church
street, Scnlcoates
Massam Thomas, Com Exchange k Wil
berforce buildings, 25 High street
Matthews F. C. Sons & Co. Corn Ex
change, 36 High street
Meek Geo. & Sons, 31 High street
MetcalfeH. J.CornExchange & 47 High st
Bead William J. k Co. 20 High street
Bedfem Alfred k Co. 41 High street
Salmond David k Son, Wilmington oi]
mills
Sheardown k Barker, Danish buildings,
45 High street k Oarn Exchange
Stnart k Gregson, 22 High street ; Dry-
pool mill. Great Union street k Sem
coates mills. Church street
Thompson C. F. k J. Com Exchange, 36
High street
Thompson Edward, Hodge st. Drypool
Turner k Webster, 24 High street
Walker J. H.' 141 High street
IVaterloo (The) MUU, Cake # Warehout-
ing Co. Ltmited
Whiteside Thomas, Dansom La. oil mills
Willows, Holt k Willows, 18 k 19 Popple
street, Drypool ; office. The Avenne
Wood Brothers, 58 High street
Wreathall Robert, 56 High street
on. CLOTH BCAKEB.
Hartley Chas. Jas. 25I Hnmber Dock st
on. HII.I. UACHIHBBT
TWA IT -Rim
Good & Mcnzies, Green l.ane foundry,
Lock wood street
Ruse, Downs k Thompson, Old foundry.
Cannon street ; engineers k makers of
machinery' for extracting oils from all
kinds of seeds, nuts &c. ; introducers
of the Anglo-American system of seed
crushing now coming into universal
use ; makers of impro^'ed elevators,
creepers &c. for raising k distributing
seed k grain in warehouses with dis-
patch and at small cost
on. PBESS HAIB MATTF-R.
Bolton Edward, 84 Cumberland street
on. PSESS WBAPPBB UKBS.
McDonald Thomas, 3 Air street
Marsden Wm. K. 2 Swann St. Scnlcoates
on. SKIN UANTrPACTTTBEB.
Pickard George, 67 English street
OIL— PAC 235
on. & dOLOBinn)'.
Battarbee Joseph, 18 Wincolmlee
Ramsey John, 54 Lowgate
OINTUEITE KANUFB.
Shaw Mrs. E. 1 1 1 Great Thornton street
OMNIBUS PBOPBIBTOBS.
See Joh Miuters.
OPTICIANS.
Bamby & Rust, 15 Market place
Bee John Henry, 33 Wellington street
Cooke B. k Son, 44 Savile street
Franks Henry, 60 Whitefriargate
Gringley Allan, 54 Somerscaies street
Stuart Daniel, 72 Carr lane
Wise Joseph, 31 Hnmber Dock street
OBOAN BTniJ>BBS.
Cnthbert John, 20 North street
Forster k Andrews, 4SA, 46A, & 47 Char-
lotte street k 41 Dock street
Reiter Karl Christian, 12 George street
OTTTFITTBBS.
Arro Peter, 69 Porter street
Bartlett S. F. 7 Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Bass Mendle, 10 Great Passage street
Blackboum Robert, 18 Qneen street
Brooks Robert La^vrcnee, 49 Savile st
Brown Joseph, 27J Waterhouse lane
Butler John, 18 North walls
Clarke k Son, 27, 28, 29 k 30 Qneen st
Clarke Walter Goorge, 73 Carr lane k
I Engine street
Davis Edwin & Co. 46 to 48 Market
place ; 3 to 6 Church side south ; i to
3 Vicar lane & 30 & 31 Dagger lane
Davison Mrs. Eliza, 9 Dock Office row
Goldman Soloman, 12 Great Passage st
Hamling Samuel, 103 Hessle road
Harding James, 74 Queen street
Harhind William & Co. a & 3 Silver st
Harrison Mrs. Betsy, 27 Lowgate k 22
North walls
Hasnip James Edwin, 32^ Dock street
Hebden John, 107 Hessle road
Hemingway William, 42 Mylongate
Hill James k Co. 26 Prospect street;
106 Hessle road k 8 Silver street
Hind George, ii Carlisle street
Huckstep Mrs. Agnes, 27 West Dock
avenue, Hessle road
Johnst/m Thos k Co. 50 & 51 Market pi
King Thomas, 36 Market place
Kitching Richard, 21 & 22 Queen street
Lyne John Edward, 12 Savile street
Markwald Mrs. Theresa, 125 Porter st
Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. 22 & 30 Bridge
street ; 4, 5 & 6 Dock Office row & 16
k 41 Charlotte street
Robertson John, 152 Porter street
Shapero Myer, 26 Waterhouse lane
Shaw John, 21 Market place
Sipling George, 80 Hessle road
Smith & Rawlings, 15 Queen street
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth. 6 Dock arcade,
Hessle roatl, Ncwington
Turner William, 40 Waterworks street
Waistell Mrs. Helen, Lime street
Widdaker T. H. & S. Dcvonsliire house,
Hessle road
OTTTFITTBBS— I.ADIBS'.
Kiihnell Miss Tecla, 24 George street
Willis James (truiHufacturers), Paris
house, 10 & II Silver street
OTSTBB PKAT.KB8.
Frost Matthew, 12 The Shambles
Short Henry, 6 Midland street
Stones Joseph, Bridge street
Storey Rd. 6, 10, 11 t 13 The Shambles
Wray Henry, 81 Porter street
FACKINO CASE MAKEBS.
Fenton William, i Lucas square
Jackson Frederick, St. James' street
North C. M. k Co. Prospect pi. Drypool
Digitized by VjUUV IVC
236 PAI— PAS
PAINT VAITTTFACTITBBBS.
Blundell, Spcnce A Co.Limited.Beverley
road & liaiik side, Sculcoatcs
Chambers Thomas Fredc. &Co. 31 High
street & Kensington works, Oxford st
Davis Jului Wliitmore & Son, 2 Myton
place, Wilmington, Stoneferry ; ware-
house, Smeatnn street
English William r*. 180 High street ;
works, Dansom lane
Fewster Thns. k Son, 44 & 444 Sykesst
Gibson Brothers, Waverley works,
Strickland street
(ilew k Rnnton, Westmoreland street,
Sculcoatcs
Hamilton, Hanger & Watson.Stoneferrj-
Hansen George, Oxford st. Scnlmates
Hutton & Co. 10 & 14 North walls
Johnson Bros. Cleveland works. Air st
Leng George William, (rreat Union
oil works, Suttiin Drain side, Lime
street. Sec advertisement
Mcrrikin Wm. S. Bank side, Sculcoatcs
?4orth Wm. H. Exmouth bdgs. Queen st
ijaudersim A. & Co. Boi»ry street k
Humbcr Bank works
Sissons Bros, k Co. Bank side,Sculcoates
Storrj-, Smithson & Co. ; offlcesfc works,
Bank side, Sculcoates. Sec advert
Storry, Witty k Co. 150 Church street.
Sculcoates
Todd Wm. Ricliard k Son, Toogood st
Tudor S. k Son, 167 Church street,
Sculcoates
Westerdaleft Smith, 117 k 118, offices,
75 High street
Wrangham Richard W. Lime st. Groves
PATirr MESCHANTS.
Ganderton Brothers, 24 High street
Ostler Joseph Eiward, 41 High street
Townacnd Richard, Pearson street
Young George & Co. Pearson street
PAINTXIBS & HOUBB
DBCOSATOBS.
See aim Plumhen 4' Olaziera.
Anderson Charles, George street, Hcdon
Andrew John W. Hallgatc, Cottingham
Atkinson John, 136 St., Paul's street
Ayre John Walter, 16 Clifton street
Bailey Thomas, 33 Campoell street
Bamby John Wm. 11 Charterhouse lane
Batchelor Thomas, Caroline place
Batchelor Thomas Martin, 12 Ripon
terrace, Liddell street
Beedliam Stephen, 66 Clarendon street
Benson John William, 27 South street
Best Frederick W. 67 Charles street
Best Frederick Walter,42| Pryme street
Bethell Henry John, i Lansdowne street
Birch Arthur George, Anlaby road
Bland George Henry, 84 Walker street
Bowes G. 57 West mrade
liubbinp;s Geor^ Alfred, West parade
Champion William, 13 J Wright street
Chapman John, 5 Myton place
Charlton Timothy, 10 North street
Clark Charles, 5 Porter street
Clark John, 13 Finsbury grove
Clough Richard, 14 Derby street
Clough Richard, 59 Peel street
Codner John, 2 Waltbam street
Conyers George, 36 New George street
Coritc John Ryall, Baker street
Covcrdale M. Church yard, Cottingham
Credland Tho9.6Camdcn ter. Beverley rd
Darling Henry & Co. 2 Chariot street
De Lacy John D. 17 Cave St. Stepney
Dickson James, 32 Witham
Drewery William C. 42 St. Luke's st
Drewry George P. 85 Spyvee st. Groves
Dreyer k Co. 7 St. John s street
Drury C. k Co. 14J Barmston street
Everinghara William J. Lincohi street
Fox Cluis. Wm. Burton, 8 Brook street
Gilchrist John, 108 Thomas st. Dr>-poal
Glew Alfred, 55 Hessle road
Green J. 3 Abbey crescent, Fonntain rd
Grimston John, "32 Alicia street
Hall John G. 53 Naylors row, DrjTxjol
Harbron George, 15 Story street'
TRADES.
Harper Jsph. A. 76 Selby st. Newington
Harrison George, 89 West parade
Harrison Mrs. Sarah, 14 Bamtston st
Harvey Robert, 6a, Temple street
Hilken Henry, 27 Hedon road
Hill Francis,"27 Portland street
Howard & Lightowler, 7 Spring street
Howlett T. 59 Tliomas st.& 7 Beaumont
street, Drj-pool
Hudson Ricliard, 146 Porter street
Hudson Timothy Smithson, 233 Walton
street, Ncwington
Hutton John W. Hallgate, Cottingham
Jewitt William, jun. 159 Bean street
Johnson Richard, 28 Selby St. Mewingtn
Kemp Robert, jun. Preston
Lethem William Steven, 13 Hall street
Loft Joseph, 43 Francis street cast
Lowthrop Edward John, 9 Cj-prus
arcade. Spring bank
Lncop Thomas, 23 Trinity street
Lyon George, sen. 3 St. Stephen's square
Lyon John Thomas, 594 Freehold street
Maw, Till, Kirke k Co. 22 k 30 Bridge
street ; 4, 5 1 6 Dock Office row k 16
& 41 Charlotte street
Meek Ricliard Henry, 62 St. Paul's st
Megson John, 59J Freehold street
Meeson John B. 11 Cambridge terracD,
Wawne street
Moody J. & W. Alexandra buildings,
Hofdemess road
Mcwdy Isaac, Sutton
Moody William Noble, 84 Portland st
Moore A. 10 Prince's rd. St. John's wood
Moore Geo. 15 Manchester st. Hessle rd
Moore Joseph, 23 Clifton street
Morrod John,George street.Cottinghara
Xewlove John William, 24 Walmsley st
Overton John, 31 Stanley street
Porter John, 46 Shaw street k 16
Thomas street, Drypool
Ramsey Robert, Hessle
Robson William, 14 Worsley street
Russell Alfred, Hall street
Sales Richard Tonge, Victoria rooms.
Queen street
Sellers Tom, 85 West parade
Simpson James k Sons, 27 Prospect
street k 3 Castle street
Sinyard Richard, 64 Porter street
Spinks John, 5 Elm Tree aven. Park st
Stainforth John k Son, 52 Paragon st
Storer George, 45 Aldborough street
Strickland Joseph, 87 Church st. Drypool
Stritt Charles, 201 Regent street
Torr J. Y.2 Regent terrace, Anlaby road
Usher Henry Ed^vard, 37 Bond street
Ward John, 99 Osborne street
Wartl Philip Hy. 16 & 17 Walmsley st
Wardale William, 90 English street
Watkin k Brigham, 46 Walker street
Wells Arthur, 10 Bond 8t.& 9 Smeaton st
Westoby Charles Henry, 13 Constable st
Wharam John & Son, 42 Upper Union st
Williams WilliamHenry, 10 York parade,
Hessle road, Ncwington
Wilson Wm. 172 Waterloo street north
Winch John, 18 Carlisle street
Wray Alfred, ii Norfolk street
Wren Christopher, 74 Day street
Wright Edward, 57 Alicia street
Wright Edwin Southern, Baker street
PAINTBBS' BBXTSH UANTTPB.
Massey Peter, 19 Sykes street
PAPEB UAKEBS.
Mayfleld Jsph. Robinson & Alfd.Stepney
(laper mills, Clifton ter. Beverley rimd
PAPBB UEBOHANTS.
Allison Brothers, 12 k 13 Blanket row
Brumby & Clarke. 9 Baker street
Hall William, 29 English street
McKUma David k Wm. 12 k 13 Dock st
Rushton Geo. & Co. Bank side,8culcoat9
PAPEB BAQ aCAKTTFACTBS.
Allison Brothers, 12 & 13 Blanket row
Blackman Ricliard R. 18 Waterhouse la
Heks George, 29 Scale lane
[hull ]
PAPBB BOX KABXBS.
Set Box ilaken.
PAPBBHANOBBS.
Barker Robert, 12 Spencer street
Beedham Stcplien, 66 Clarendon street
Benson John William, 27 South street
Bethell Henry John, i Lansdowne street
Bland George Henry, 84 Walker street
Bubbings George Alfred, West parade
Clark Charles, 5 Porter street
Codner John, 2 Waltham street
Conyers (rcogc, 28 Caroline street
Darling Henrj- k Co. 2 Chariot street
De Lacy John David. 17 Cave st.Stepney
Dickson James, 32 Witham
Dreyer k Co. 7 St. John's street
Feathcrstone William, Cato ter. Lome
street, Swann's estate
Fox Charles William Burton, 8 Brook st
Grassby William M. 27 Salthousc lane
Greeuhead John,s6Churchst.Sculcoates
Harbron (reorge, 15 Story street
Hardy William, 28 Norwood street
Harper Joseph A. 76 Selby 8t.Newingtii
Harrison George, 89 West jiarade
Haselhnrst Robert, Hessle
Hudson Richard, 146 Porter street
Jarvis Richard, 25 k 27 Moxon street
Jewitt William Cook, 18 Hill street
Jewitt William Cook, jun. 159 Bean st
^Johnson Richard, 28 Selby st.NewingUin
Levitt Frederick, lo College street
Lowthrop Edward John, 9 Cyprus
arcade. Spring hank
Mackrill John McL. 24 West parade
Megson John B. 11 Cambridge terrace.
Wawnc street
Moody William Noble, 84 Portland st
Nclsoii William, 52 Cogan street
Oliver George Willi8m,2 Cave 8t.Stepncy
Overton John, 31 Stanley street
Raw Williara,2Newington vils. Anlaby rd
Roberts Henr^', 18 Rodney street
Sales Richard Tonge, Victoria roiims.
Queen street
Scott G. 60 Cleveland street. Groves
Sellers Tom, 85 West parade
Simpson James k Sons, 27 Prospec
street k 3 Castle street
Sinyard Richard, 64 Porter street
Stainforth J. & Son, 52 Paragon street
Strickland William, 4 Wilton terrace,
Holderness road
Train John Edward, 9 Waterloo street
Usher Henry Edward, 37 Bond street
Ward John, 99 Osborne street
Ward Philip Henry, 16 & 17 Walmsley st
Watkin & Brigham. 46 Walker street
Wharam John & Son,42 Upper Uiiiiaist
WhanmiJohn William, 7 k 8 Worship
street it 16 Jarratt street
Williams Win. Henrj', ^o York parade,
. Hessle road, Newington
Wilson William, 172 Waterloo st. north
Wren Christopher, 74 Day street
PAPEB HANOnrO HAinTFBS.
Woollams Wm. & Co. no High street.
near >£inchcstcr
square, London v-
Artistic wall papers,
block printol, free
from arsenic ; pa-
tent embossed
flocks, raised flocks,
for painting over,
embossed leather jnpers, dado decor-
ations ; dealers in all kinds of machine-
made cheap papers,
medals
Numerous pria
PAPEBHAMOINO WABBEOS.
Eastoii John k Sons, 3 Market place.
See advertisement
Stathcr John, Leonard street
PASTBTOOOKS.
See Confaetioaeifa ^ Pastiycooks.
Digitized by VjUUV IVC
[hull.]
PATENT AQBNTS.
£rowne Newnhtun, The Old Mansion
homt, 73 Cbea]>8ide, London e.c. ;
britigb i foreisii patents, reeigtrations
of inventions, designs k trade marks.
Aeenciee in all hireign cnuutries, the
colonies, India, China kc
ThomjBon, W. P. jc Boult, 333 High
Holbom, London v>.r
PATBHTEES.
Bethell Jn. k Co. Tlie Aveuae,liishop la
PATTEN UAKESS.
flee Cloy 4' P«tten Makers.
PATTERN KAKEB.
White George, 91 Bean street
PAWNBBOKBBS.
Barker Robert, 15 Spencer street
Bamett Barney, 58 Great Union street &
61, 63, 63 & 64 Carr lane
Binks (ieorge, 138 St. Pant's street
Kishup Solomon, 30 Great Union street
Brittaiii John B. a6 St. Luke's street
BruTn William, 64 Osborne street
Bj-gott Mrs. H. 61 Charles street
("arr Mrs.Mary,5 Paradise row. Bridge st
OJIicr R, 13 South street, Carr lane
Ctilliiis Henry, 51 Carr lane
Crimpton AUred, 24 Sykes street
Darison Mrs. Eliza, 43 & 43 Duck street
Dewhirst "nioinas K. 15 Adelaide street
TRADES.
Wright James. 55 Pelham st. Prypool
WrightSaml.Wni.4Chnrch st.Sculcoate
PEBAUBniiATOS MANTTPES.
Askwith Hy. Chiis. 13 Gt. Thornton at
Leftley Jubn William, 28 Worsley street
Watterworth John, 6 Ocean place,
Anlaby road
PBBFUHBBS
Brooks James, 6 Savile street
Meek James Wood, 25 Paragon street
Wildbore J. 61A. Wliitefriargate
PETBOI.ETJlff Oil. UEBCHTS.
Allison Edn-ard & Henry, 11 Blanket row
& Sutton Drain side, Lime street
Steedinan Thomas Colton & Brothers,
3, 3, 4 & 17 Robinson row
PHABMACETTTICAL
CHEHISTS.
See Chemist;! ^ Drugyitti.
PHOTOaBAPHEBS.
Barry William, 7 & 8 Park street
Brown, Barnes & Bell (L). liarraclongh,
manager), 5 Sarile street
Bush Joseph W. 123 Witham'
Culeman Henrj", i Brunswick avenue,
Xcwington
Davis William, 40 Providence row
Durham James, 70^ Queen's street
Hammond Henrj% Paragon street
Hertz Henry, Albion street
Holzheimer Louis, 135 Porter street
Dndgsnn William, 66 Francis street east Hudson Peter, 36 Paragon street
n\'as CharleaMarshall,Londesboruugh st
EpworthMrs. A. 12 Broadley street
Fallowfield C. J. 5 & 6 Cliapel lane
Fi«ter William, 64 Alexandra street
(libson Mr8.H. 3 Waterworks street
(iiMxlnian A. Jk Sons, loi Lime street
Uixidntan Bamett, 66 New George st
(iraham John, 35 Campbell street
tiray Miss M. J. 76 Waverley street
Halliday Charles Henry, 35 Hessle road
Hiller Abraham Israel, Great Passage st
Hiller Ellis, 31 Brook street
Hinl Henry, 98 Jlc 100 Cumberland st
Hridgson Mrs. Anne, I Elm ter.Rnssell st
Hndgstm Mrs. Sarah, 41 Strickland st
Holmes Robert, 7 Hedon road
Hopper Charles, no Adelaide street
Hnmby Artley, 127 Waterloo st. north
Hntchinson Miss M. H.3 Burden street.
West street
JacksnnS.Atkinsn.isClereland st. Groves
Kirk Thomas, 29 Grimsby lane
Hitching Jacob, 14 Sorth street
Ledner Mrs. Mar}-, 32 Liddell street
Legate James, B^iconstield ho. Hessle rd
Levi Leby, 5 Bridge street
Mcl>onnold Mrs. H. 100 West jiarade
McWilliam J. B. 100 Great Thornton st
Ma}-iield JohnWood8ll,3 & 4 Waltham st
Mdses Samnct, 15 Scott street
Oliver Mrs. Sarah S. 4 West Dock
avenue, Hessle road
Phillips Philip Solomon, ao Lowgate &
13 Hessle road
Ri^wrts Pleasant, 39 Bean street
Robinson C. T. 55 Frauds street west
Rubinson Henry, 112 & 114 n)rter st
Sargon Mrs. Alice, loi Walker street
!»chiiltz Mark, 79 Holdemess road
Seagnll Aaron, 8 West street
Shibko Lewis, 18 Holdemess road
Shwilberg Aaron, 94 Porter street
'Smallwood Richd. 17 Emily st. Drj-pool
Stnrv Mrs. Betsey, 26 George yard
Strafford Mrs. Oaroline, Starch House
lane k Dansmn lane
Sykes Matthew, 31 BlackCriargste
Initsk T. 3 Kingston terrace, Hessle rd
Thoriey yf. 6 Dnncan street. Groves
Tindle Thomas, 37 Silvester street
'Trafford Elishs, 47 Adelaide street
Vice Moses, 33 Trippett k 6 Myton place
West Mrs. Ann, 25 Thomas st.Drypool
WTicatley W. 10 Alma street, Ihypool
WliitebiinseJ. I Albion par. Holdemess rd
Whiteley Joseph, 7 Marraadnke street
Winteringham Mrs. Mary J. 78 Bean st
Morris Charles, SS SovSe street
Roberts Charles Jones, 37 Trippett
Saville Robert John, 9 & 10 Stepney
terrace, Beverley road
Snowdcn Robert, Castle street
Spurr Reginald, 7 Lansdoivne terrace,
Beverley road
Taylor A. & C. Manor street
Turner & Drinkwatcr, i Elm Tree tei'
race, Anlaby n)ad & Park street
Walker James, Anlaby road
Watson Robert Thomas, Anlaby road
Wellstcil W. J. k Son,i9 k ao Paragon st
Westoby Frederick, 75 Holdemess road
PHOTOaBAPHIO ENAUEIiIiB.
Watson Robert Thomas, Anlaby road
PHTSIOIANB.
Entered in the ''Medical Register."
Alexander David, Clydesdale house.
Boulevard k Hessle road
Ballingall Wm. Vnuxhall gro. Hessle rd
Bell k Baldwin, Waverley house, Waver-
ley street k Hessle road
Croke Thomas Joseph, ao Albion street
& 17 Wilton terrace, Holdemess road ;
surgery, 6 Melbourne par. Hessle rd
Daly Owen M.D., J.P. 33 Albion street
DowsingH.L.9Wellington tor.Beverly.rd
Elliott Geo. Fredk. m.d. 27 Albion street
Farbstcin Hy. 13 Albert t«r. Anlaby rd
Fraser James William m.d. i6Brunswick
terrace. Spring bank
Hardey Edward Peirce, 17 Brunswick
terrace. Spring bank
Harrison Samuel Norton, Owthome
villas, Holdemess road
Jackson T. m.d. 4 Canton pi. Anlaby rd
Jackson Wm. Sydenham ho. Boulevard
Lamb Geo. 4 Balmoral ter. Anlaby road
O'Hara James Edward, 3 Story street
Pyburn James m.d. 5 Kingston square
Rockliffe Wm. C. m.d. 9 Charlotte street
Sswdon Frederick John m.d. 3 Lans
downe terrace, Beverley road
Sheldon William, Hessle
Wyllie Jn. m.b. 13 Park cres. Beverley rd
PIANOPOBTE TT7NEBS,
Boville George James, 50 Leonard street
Brown Henrj', 16 Charles street
Chantler Henry, 39 Morpeth street
Dry William, 83 Freehold street
Gard F. Grafton st. St. John's wood
Gray Wm. 18 Tynemouth st. Wright st
Hart Charles, 96 Trinity street
Johnson Josiah, 34 Clifton street
PAT— PIL 237
Lancashire W'illiam, 47 Spencer street
Laughton Thomas Stotbard, 16 ?]inder-
well street, Prince's avenue
PIANOPOBTE WABEHOTTSES.
Boville George James, co Leonard st
Coverdale Henry, 6 College street
Dry William, 83 Freehokl street
Gough & Davy, 13 k 14 Savile street
Holder Fredk. W. i & 2 Whitefriargate
Kempling William, 6 Carlisle street
London J- Continental Fianoforte Co.
30 Saville street
Murdoch John~G. & Co. Limited, 15
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Willis William Brown, 22 Paragon street
Winter k Son, 7 Ocean pi. Anlaby road
PICTTJBE DEAXEBS.
Ingram W. 34 Stanifortli pi. Hessle rd
Steel William Walter, 124 Witham
S.vkes Alfred J. 28 Savile street
Waller John Thomas, 16 Wassand street
PICTUBE PBAUE KAKEBS.
Brown Tom, 20 Wilmington, Groves
Carrill Luke, 9 Campbell street & 37
Hessle road
Cox William, 3 Liddell street
Cracroft W. 12 k 13 North walls
Dannatt Alfred, Lilly tcr. St. Paul's st
Derflor A8ron,iClarence st. Garrison side
Dry John Richard, 9 New George street
EUerington John Briggs, 114 Trinity st
Gultiiian Samuel, 22 Osborne street
Hewlett E. k Son, 40 Savile street
Hewlett W. H. I Station place. West st
Lewcnstein Moses Solonum, 6 Baker st
Rotherforth J. W. 1 1 Dock Office row
Tather T. 15 Chariot st. k 18 Witham
Wilson Mrs. Eliza, 52 Porter street
Wilson Thomas, Bridge street
Wilson Thomas, 2 Lower Union street
& 3 Robinson's buildings. Porter st
Wilson Thomas, jun. 84 Osborne street
Wright William, 75 Prospect street
PIO DEAZ.EBS.
Allen Stephen, 47 Goodwin street
Foster John, Souttergate, Hcdiin
PII.B DBIVEB KAKEBS.
Sissons k White, Hedon road
PII.OTS.
Barnett James, 48 Day street
Blenkin M. 93 Stanley vils. Clarendon st
Bone John. 4 Queen's sq. Hnmber st
Brewis William Henry, 9 Victoria st
Brown Isaac, a6 Paradise place
Calvert Richard, 77 Campbell street
Fraser Robert William, 13 Trmity st
Fratson Wm. Wellington street west
Good T. Wm. 6 Wycliffc gro. Argyle st
Hume William, 19 Norwoo<l street
Jenneson Joseph, 15 Villa pi. Hessle rd
Jowitt Peter, Wellington street west
Kilbnrn John, 18 Norwood street
Linwood Thomas, 73 English street
LoHey John Wm. 70 Clarendon street
Mearns William Straton, 36 Day street
Ncwham William, 18 Murniadukc st
Nicholson Robert, 94 Trinity street
Parrott Richard, 58 William street
Pearson William, 4 Bank street
Pudney John, 239 Regent .street
Redfearn Geo. Henry, 63 South parade
Richardson I.36 Grafton st.StJohn's wd
Rowan Thomas Wra. Halteinprice street
Sampson William, 73 Trinity st:-ect
Shay William, 2 Chohnley st. Boulevard
Smith Henry, 32 Charlotte street
Sjjence James Thomas, 83 Constable st
Stanford G.W.47 Staniforth pl.Hesslc rd
Stocks Frederick, 94 Regent street
Stocks Joseph, 29 Cogan strret
St4>cks Tliomas, 35 Day street
Thompson William, 6 Egginton street
Thompson Wm. C. 8 Wakefield street
Wallace William Henry, 51 Trinity st
Wilkin George, 90 Coltnuu street
Wilkin John, 25 Spring street
Oig,Li^e3 by VjVJijy It;
238 PIP-PRI
PtLOTS— TOffti/iH^/.
Wilson Tliiiioas, 8 Wnssand street
Woolf James Haxwell, i Nelson street
Wright John, 89 Regent street
FIRE OI^T DCEBOHANTS.
Callis Thomas F. 90 High street
Whitehead Henry, 4 Junction place
PIPE UAKTTFAOTXTBEB—
HOSB.
Whiteside Robert, 4 Scale lane
FISTOI. UAKBBS.
See Gun ^ Pixtol Makers.
VtiABTER KAKUFACTTTBEBS.
Earle George & Thomas, 7 Pier street ;
works, Wilmington
Peck Henry Jc Co. Church street, Scul-
eoates ; offics, 9 St. John's street
FI.ASTEBBBS.
Barker J. & Son, 34J New Garden st
Beilby Frederick, 279 St. George's road,
Newington
GrindcU Jn. Princess st. & 18 Mason st
Johnson W.aoFlorence aTen.St.John's wd
Metcalfe Thomas, 18 Ulundcll street
Miller Henry, 14 East cheap
Moody George, 48 Hopwrxxl street
Pickering William, ii Prince street
Wel))ton Thomas, 12 Midland street
PIiTnEBZBS ft OIiAZIBBS.
See also Paititen (( Hmise Decorators.
Marked thus t are also Painters.
Allon Charles, 34 Hessle road
Ash ton Charles, King street, Cottingham
Atkinson William Edwin & Son, 6
Regent fcrrnce, Aniaby road
Hatley William, 10 Blanket row
Bolton Peter, 28 Waterhouse lane
Bousfleld Henr}', 28 Clifton street
Boynton Jn. B Hallgate, Cottingham
Brown Robert, Fountain road
Brown Robert, 5 Sisters' ter. Beverley rd
Buckle John, 31 h 22 Bourne street
Cherry & Son, 96 Porter street
Conkerton Charles H. Fountain road
Freeman Mrs. Mary Ann, i Aniaby rd
Ganwell George, 16 Frances street east
Gibson John, Aniaby
Croldman Israel, 70 jc 72 Brook street
tGouldesbrough J. k Son, 26 Scale lane
Grey William, 43 Garden street
Grubb Frederick, 33 Naylor's row
Guy George, 8 Carlisle street
Halliday Henrj-, 27 Paragon street
Hatfield Henry, iz Grimston street
Hodgson R. 35 Dock St. & 146 Porter st
Hodgson William, 53 Spring street
Holmes John Wesley, 16 Bond street
HopkinFredk.il Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Hopper Joseph, 15 Charles street
Hoskins P. & Son, 11 Wilton terrace,
Holderness road
Jubb Edwin, Regent's ter. Aniaby rd
Kenningham Robert H. Longdate build-
ings, Beverley road
King Jesse, Castle street
Lice John, Spring bank
Martin Leonard, Portland place
Mawer George Henry, 14 Norfolk st
Middleton Joseph, 118 Porter street
Mulholland Wtr. i Hope ter. Walker st
Newham John, 35 Wincomlee
Oldfield Frederick, 4a Witham
Palmer Thomas, Souttergate, Hedon
Parrott Thomas Cecil, Medley street
Peat Henry, i Caroline place
Robson Fretlerick, 7 Walton street, Sew-
ington & i^ Coltman street
Selbon John, 31 Alfred street
Shipham jc Co. 7 Trinit}' House lane.
See advert
Smith Benj. T. 31 & 32 Wellington at
Smith Hy. 16 Brunswick aven. Newngtn
Smith John F. 46 Chariot street
Smith WiUiam H. 88 Hessle road
Southwick Willi«kn, 40 Salthouse lane
Stancer John & Sons, 46 Church street,
Drypool
TRADES.
Stancer Henry, 112 Witham
Storry Joseph Elliott, 43 Charlotte st
Taylor George, no Osborne street
Wallis George, Hessle
Webster George Dixon, 6 Gt. Union st
Wells Geo. Fredk. 37 474 Prospect st
Wild John, 106 Walker street
Wilkinson Jolin Wilfred, 14 Clia[>el lane
Wilson Joseph, 49 Witham
PORK BTTTCHEBS.
liaren James, 17 Worship street
Barren Robert, 35 Wincolnilee
Baeuerle F. M. 47 Great Passage street
Bell Arthur, 32 Adelaide street
Bell William, 109 Adelaide street
Best Mrs. S. 50 Kent st. Holderness rd
Billenery Peter, 65 Spencer street
Brumby Wm. Burder, 6 Woodhouse st.
Hedon road
Burman Miss Ellen. 92 Thomas st. Drypl
By water James, 122 Witham
Cary Ira, 30 Brook street
Cawkill Mrs. Mary Ann, Holderness rd
Clark Henr}', Cottingham
Coates William, 14 IMncesa street
Collier William, 41 West parade
Cotter James, 69 Selby st. Newington
Coulson James, 62 Porter street
Cryer John, 46 Marmaduke street
Dale John Henry, 68 Progjiect street
Denby George, 87 Day street
Dennis John, 108 Spyree street. Groves
Dixon T. 123 Osborne street
Dockray John, 41 Hessle road
Evans George, 134 Gt. Thornton street
Evans Thomas, Holderness road
Forton Charles, 28 New George street
Found Geo. 38 Clifton ter. Goodwin st
Garton George, 47 Gibson street
Gerecht Mrs. Sophie, Alexandra bldngs.
Holderness road,
(ireen Tliomas, 6 Naylor's row
Haldenby Edward, 1 10 Kent street
Hakeney WUliam, 52 Bean street
Harper John, 70 Cumberland street
Harper William, 13 York parade, Hessle
road, Newington
Harrison Jolui, 46 Hessle road
Harrison John, 41 & 43 Wellington la
Hatch William, 80 West Dock avenue,
Hessle road
Hatfield Joseph, 31 Fountain road
Hinchliffe Charles, 43 Lee Smith street,
Hedon road
Hinchliffe Mrs Hannah, 86 Lime street
Hoe Sam, i Scott street
Hoeood John, 60 Alexandra street
Honenrien (leo. Fredk. 7 Waterworks st
Holieh John, 23 Porter street
Holmes George, 75 Walcott street
Hunter Tliomas, neston
Jewitt John, Hessle
Johnson Fredk. C. 21 Spj^ee st. Groves
Johnston William, Holderness road
Keller (iu8tave,4 Kingston ter.Hessle rd
Keller Joseph, 57 Church st. Drj-pool
Kellar Louis, 3 Mytongate
Keller Otto, Daiisom lane
Kielbak John, 2 Edinburgh crescent,
Hessle road, Newington
King (ieo. K. & Son, 53 Gt. Passage st
Kirtiss Benjamin, 62 York street
Knight Henry, 91 Church st. Sculcoates
Lamb Mrs. Jane, 145 Beau street
Lingard Mrs. Ann, 154 Waterloo St. urth
Londesbomugh Geo. 15 Bamsley street
Marsliall Wm. 69 Francis street west
Miller John, 23A, Hessle road
Mills F. 162 Church street, Sculcoates
Most Frederick, 19 Lincoln street
Nightingale Jn.T.41 Jenning St. Groves
Parcell Leeson, 3 Melbourne parade,
Hessle road
Peauerle Frederick, 39 Charles street
PfeifFer Frederick, g Grimston street
Pitts John Andrew, Hallgate, Cottngfam
Porter James, 86 Sislby St. Newington
Purcell James, 85 Hewle road
Reinhardt Charles, 17 Iiowgate
Robinson George, Hessle road
Robinson Thos. Craven st.Holderoew rd
[hull.]
Robson Mrs. Maria, 8 Paisley street
Roll Frederick, Pel ham street, Drypool
Bufford Wm. B. 5 Davis st. Bond street
Scaling Sampson, 50 New George st
Schmicg Theodore, 4 Osborne street
Schumm Charles Henry, 7 Myton pi
Schwend Henry, 60 Mj-tongate
Scollield Cliarles, 66 Porter street
Scott Edward, Common, Cottingham
Shearsmith Peter, 3 Milton ter. Hessle rci
Shearsmith M'ilkinson, 10 Malton par.
Hessle road
Shoulder Alfred, 10 Alfred street
Shurley Christian, 5 Waterloo street
Shurley John, 46 Cliariot street
Simons Joseph, 39 Somerscales street
Smith Thomas, 38 Great Union street
Smith William, 88 Church st. Drypool
Smithson James S. 30 Cliarlotte street
Spurr Daniel, 28 Fountain road
Sn-aithridge Mrs.E. New villge.Cttnghm
Taylor Edward, 10 Londesborough st
Taylor Wm. Goodlaas, 73 Holderness rd
Tranmer George, Hallgate, Cottingham
Tuck Fredk. 64 Lee Smith st Hednn rd
Wake Robert, 54 Jenning gt. Groves
Walker Thomas, 63 New (ieorge street
Westerhoff Robert, 63 Hessle road
Westoby Thomas, 34 Norfolk street
Wilby Robert, 67 Spring bank
Wittmann Geoige, 31 Watenrorics st
Wittmann Jn. 6 Sisters' ter. Beverley td
POTATO KE&CHANTS.
Armit Edward, 13 Edward street
Campbell Alexander, 16 Dock street
Dixon David, Waverley street & Living-
ston arcade, Aniaby rood
Gotts Frederic, 39 Edward's phice
Landale k Goodwin, 3 Humber Dock st
Nellist Alfred, 40 Durham street
Nightscales Frank, 80 Linniens street
Smith George Chas. 29 South street
Walker &, Rutter, 71 Humber street
POTTLTESEBS.
Marked tlius X are Game Deslem
tBorrill Charles, 43 Waterworks street
Bradley Walter, 41 Chariot street
Cooling John, 42 Prospect street
Crawforth Brothers, 4 Davis street
& I Edward street
De Boer Hessel, 63 Walter street
Garton Mrs. Hannah, 53 Brook street
Harper Joseph, 85 Witham
IHildrith Mrs. A. 23 & 34 The Shambles
Hunter Misses E. & S. 33 & 34 Savile st
tKirk WiUiam, 65 Spring bank
Hilner William, 11 Grinuby lane
ISmith Charles, 64 Prospect street
Stainton J. 2 Cottage row, Aniaby road
Tomlinson Benjamin, 25 Scott street
Weldon Charles, 19 North street
Weldon Frederick, 10 Lucas square
Wray William, 109 Porter street
pbhttebs.-
Adams William, 33 Market place
Allison Brothers, 12 & 13 Blanket row
Allison k Taylor, 18 Postenigate
Ash & King, 175 High street
Barnwell Charles H. 9 Savile street
Betson Robert, 32 Bishop lane
Boylan Hugh, 16 Bishop lane •
Brocklebank George, 20 Mytongate
Bromby George, 36 Charles street
Brumby & Clarke, 9 Baker street
Bnrkittjc Saunderson, 33 Chariot street
& 25 Scale lane
Craproft William, 12 Jjc 13 North walls 1
Elsom & Co. Blue Bell yard. Market pi
Farrell James, 43 Savile street
Fisher James, 31 Scale lane
Forth William, 63 Waveriey street
Fox Jacob Rogers, 55 Lowgate
(roddatd & Son, Suffolk bldgs. Silver st
Gold6nch Herbert W. 33A, George street
(rrassam Thomas, z6i U 163 High st
Hamlyn Frederick J. 6 Engine street
Harland M. & Son, Manor street
Hesk George, 39 Scale lane
Holmes Fred H. 136 Osborne sbnet
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HowB Weston, 77 Lovgate
Johnson Abraham, 20 Silver street
Kirk William, 19 Chapel lane
Light'iwler James, 3a Scale lane
MrKinna David & Wm. 12 & 13 Dock st
Martindaie Fred. Wm. 37 Waterworks st
Montgomery Jn. & Sun, 33 & 36 Scale la
Oliver Francis ic Son, 8 Dock street
Piimell Mrs. Joanna, Market pi. Hedon
Pmk Uichacl Chaa. & Son, 10 Market pi
Plaiton Foster & Co. 57 Whitefriargate
Procter Henrv Wilson, 6 Osborne street
■Viitt Richanl, 57 Lowgate
Smith Francis, 36 Scale lane
tincll William, 16 Fish street
Tather Thos. 15 Chariot st. & 18 Witham
Taylor Mark, 16 Chapel lane
Te««>7nan Alfred, Exeter buildings,
Whitefriargate
Thi>mtoD & ^^ttinson, 11 Scale lane
Walker k Brown, 99 k 100 High street
Waller Michael, i Silver street
Wright John, Conservancy buildings,
Whitefriargate
PBODXrOB BBOKB&S.
See Bttikera — Produce.
rsxaajjcB KSBOHAirrs.
Mitchell & Jackson, Commercial cham-
\»T», Princes Dock street
Mairhead Charles & Co. Postenigate
FBOFBSSOBa.
See Teachers.
PBOVISION DBATXEtS.
Adanuon Henry, aoi Scott street
AndrevB (ireo. 106 Hodgson st. Uroves
A>Te William, 23 Chariot street
Baker William Thorpe, 3 Queen's road,
!<t. John's wood
Bennett William Arthur, Anlaby road ;
3 Hessle rood & 73A, Porter street
Bilt4m Walter, Hallgate, Cottingham
Bradley Patrick, 41 Brook street
(Vesman Thomas, 32 Fountain rr>ad
Oile John, i Brunswick ter. Hessle rd
Omlson Harry, 48 Holdemess road
O'ultas (leorge, 2 Milton terrace & 9
Malton parade, Hessle road
Conpland Kobert, 30 Osborne street
roosins Thos. i Sisters' ter. Beverley rd
Daltnn Joseph & Co. 11 Vicar lane
Danby B. & Co. 3 Carlisle street
Dibb & Co. 48 Brook St. k Blanket row
Dibb Charles, 81 fc 83 Church street,
Drypool & i Hedon rood
Dunn Charles, 17 Waterhouae lane
Ellis Charles, 24 Selby street
Fanthorpe J. & Co. 80 M}-tongate
rmningley Bichard, 9 Lime street
Gilbert Joseph, 15 Selbr st. Newington
fiiiy John, Spring bank'
HankastleWm.aStaniforth pl.Hesale rd
Harriann Thos. 43 Pelham St. Drypool
Henderson Alexander, 6 York parade,
Hessle road, Neviogton
FUBUO Hotraas.
Including Hotels, Inns & Taverns.
Abercmmbie inn, (Jcorge Tiplady, 41 Campbell street
Ailoural Hanke, Francis Coates, Hessle
Albany hotel, John Buttle WiUford, Adelaide street west,
Adelaide street
Albert hotel, Joseph Emanuel Marr, 100 Adelaide street
Albert hotel, Michael Washington, 4^ Scott street
Albert Dock hotel, Tlioma.'i Wcatbenll, Oimmercial mad
Albert Diwk tavern, Robert Spink, 134 English street
Albion, John Solea, Hedon yard
Aleunider tavern, Frederick Anderson, 31 Humber street
Alexandra, Ireorge Kemp. 73 Hessle road
American tavern, Alexander Kerstein, Duke St. Hanover sq
Anchor, Thomas Hewson, 190 High street
Andrew Marvel, Henry Tadman, 35 Whitefriargate
Angel inn, Robert Alfred Barker, King street, Cottingham
Baltic tavern, Richard King, 22 Dock street
Bsrmston inn, Michael Louis, 88 Barmston street
Barrel, James Brier, 60 New George street
Barrel tavern, William Green, 80 Edgar street
Bay Hone, Robert Conyers, 26 Winailmlee
Bee Hire, Thomas Firth Dewbnrst, 41 Upper Union street
TRADES.
Hewson Robert, 9 Salthouse lane
Hill Benjamin, Cumberland terrace,
Anlaby road
Hill Samuel, 42 Brook street
Hodgson John, 192 Waterloo st. north
Holmes John, 32 Charles street
Hopkinson John William, 31 Trippett
Hopiier Fewson, 2 Hessle road
Honicastle William Edward, 19 Albert
terrace, Anlaby road
Homcastle Win. Edwd. t Coltman st
Hidl 1^ Kast Ritlhu/ Si(p2}it/ Association,
Ijaiudowne terrace, Beverley road
Hull 4' f-"'* RiiUny Supply Stores,
Holdemess road
Hull # West Ridiiuj Supply Stores, i
Hessle road
Hunter Jn. Hy. 44 & 46 Gt. Passage st
Hydes Eli, 80 Selby street, Newington
Hyland Robert Thomas, 23 Waterloo st
Jackson David, 25 Pelliam st. Drypool
Jaram Charles, 165 Walker street
Jannan Frederick Hunt, 10 Argyle ter-
race, Holdemess road
Johnson William, Beverley road
Johnstone James, 58 Francis St. west
Kirk|iatrickThoma8, Livingstone arcade,
Anlaby road
Kirkpatrick Thos. 52 k, 53 Waterworks st
Loesch Ernest A. Alexandra buildings,
Holdemess road
Marrow Frederick, 4 Humber terrace,
Holdemess road
Meanwell John, 53 Great Passage street ;
168 Porter slJL 93 Church st.Drj-pool
Milner Charles, 4 Zoological terrace.
Spring bank
Myers k Saunders, 10 Castle street
k 68 High street
Newton W . J. Church street, Drypool
Nightingale William Beatson & Co. 8
King street
Noble Thomas, 6z West street & 13a
Witham ; warehouse, 17 Colliers st
Parish Jas.7 Cyprus arcade,Spring bank
Parrish George, 66 Charles street
Philliiaon Wm. Edwd. 1 1 Waterhouse la
Pickering Geo. Edwd. 71A. Spring bank
Pinchbeck Ralph. 60 Hessle road
Plant Joseph, 31 k 33 M5"ton street
Pratt Hutson, Hedon road
Purdon William, 21 Holdcrness road
Rea John Henry, 4 Humber terrace,
Holdemess road
Ross William, 17 Waterloo street
Ramming Edwin Henry, 26 Church st.
Scnlcoates k i Cumberland street
Scarr James 6. i Melbourne parade,
Hessle road
Soholey Thomas, 87 Holdemess road
Semper Richard, 23 Spj-vec st. Groves
Seward Henry, 17A, Wincohnlee
Shields Richard, 31 Prj-me street
Smith Henry Hardy, 35 Woodhouse
street, Hedon road
Swales Alfred, Hessle road, Newington
Tasker & Richardson, Stepney, Bever-
ey road
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Taylor James, 19 Gloucester terrace,
Grosvenor street
Todd Edward Boothby, 29 Fountain rd
Tricker Frederick, 15 Shambles
Wilkinson Jsjih. 57 Beaumont st. Dryiiool
Williamson & Co. 45 Pros]iect street
& 10 My ton gate
Wood Miss Elizabeth, 34 Campbell st
PBOVISION KEBCHANTS.
Bean & Kriiger, 80^ Osborne street
Bennett Walter Arthur, 41 Prospect st
Bristow & Co. 83 k 84 Queen street
Dearden Thomas, 50 Spring street
Dibb Charles & Co. 14 Blanket row
Finningley k Co. 40 Blanket row
Fi-ankish Robert Tliomns, 5 West Park
terrace, Anlaby road
Haberland &Glassman,25&36Humber st
Hall k Sons, 23 k 23 Blackfriargate
Holtby Thomas, 30 Wincolmlee
Hull f Hast Riding Supply Association
(WilliamCussuns, manager ),Anlabyrd
Lawson Micbael, i Short street
Myers k Saunders, 68 High street
Porter Mark, 25, 26 4 27 The Shambles
Proctor John Maurice, 16 Midland st
Richardson William, 32 Church Uine
Rumming James Henry, 2 Melbourne
terrace, Hessle road
Shaw Charles, 48 Paragon street
Shaw John, 12 & 13 Dagger knc k 46
Mj-tongate
Swales Charles, Hyham buildings,
Grosvenor street
Tasker & Richardson, 5 Ic 6 Jwictioust.;
S & 6 St. John's street ; 77 Anlaby rd.
k Beverley road. Stepney
Tayler k Swales, 66 Mytongate
Troostwyk Beiiedictus, 4 Humber street
Wickenden Edward k Co. North East
end, Albert docks
Wilson James, 108 Porter street
Wood Brothers, 58 High street
PXTBLIC COHPAKIES.
Colonial k United States Mortgage Co.
Limited (Benjamin Glasgow, sec.).
Exchange buildings, Lowgate
Hull Dock Co. (Thos. Holdeu, solicitor ;
Robert A. Marillier, res. engineer ;
Edward H. Garbett, general man. &
secretarj-) ; offices, South Western
comer of Queen's dock,Junction street
Hall Exchange Co. Limited (William
Henrj- Mines, sec.), 51 Lowgate
Hull Hydraulic Power Co. (Watson
Carlisle k Son, sees. ), Machell street
Hull Land Jlc Property Investment Co.
Limited (William Dyson Theaker,
secretary), 21 Parliament street
Hull South Bridge 0>. (Joseph Wea-
therill, sec.), 4 County buildiugs,Land
of Green Ginger
Withemsea Pier. Promenade, G«s k
General Improvement Co. (George
Smith, manager) ; ottice (William
Archer Wilkinson sec.), Bowlalley la
Bell inn, Thomas Pearson, Preston
Belle Vue hotel, Edward Stoned, 51 Queen street
Beverley Arms, Martin Kenny, 54 Spencer street
Black Horse, Thomas Blanchard, 113 Witham
Black Horse, James Alfred Brigham, Carr lane
Black Swan, Edward Wm. Johnson, i CliiTord St. k Dock st
Black Swan, James Redsliaw, 6 Mytongate
Blacksmiths' Arms, Samuel Nicholson, Preston
Blue Ball, John Batty, The Shambles
Blue Ball, John Britton, 13 Trippett street
Blue Bell, Mrs. Mary Ann Mein, West green, Cottingham
Bine Bell, George Parker Sergeant, 57J Market place
Blue Bell, Samuel Smith, 118 Witham
Bonny Boat, Thomas Matthew Jackson, 10 TrinityHouse !a
Botanic hotel, William Harvey, 2 Dcrringham street
Bowling Green tavern, James M. Tarnbnll, i Bowling
Green court & Walthain street
Boy k Barrel, Robert P'ord, 22 Dagger lane
Brickmakers' Anns, Jsph.Gardhain,59WaUou st.Newington
Britannia hotel, Evelyn Cooke, 82 Mj-tongate
Brunswick, Bernard J. Hilton, De-la-Pole place, Drypool
Brunswick tavern, Henry Harvey, 74 Wellington lane
Builders' hotel, Thomas Bailey, 7 Cogan street
Bull, Ctoorge Wood, Stepney, Beverley road
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Publicans — coiitimieil.
Ball & Son ciimincrcial & fumily hotel, Mrs, Eininii Shaw,
I Mj-tongate
Mnrlin^m tareni, Jn. \^'haram, i8 Maniir at. &Br()acUey st
Jlnma* Head, William Biiiglcy, 39 Whitefriargate
Butchers' Anna, John Mitchell, The Shiniibles
Carlton hotel, William W. Gill, la Waterworks »trect
Carpenters' Arms, Holmes Pearson, 9 Great Union street
Ohcqaers, Jams-i hjoulhaiii, 85 Mytongate
Citadel hotel, Mrs. Rosina Fisher, South I!ri<lgc nwd
Clarence tavern, Joseph WhitAVorth, 22 llrook street
Clarencliin, John T<jmlins()n, Londesborough street
Clough iini, Thomas Hell, Clough road, Xcwland
Coach & Horses, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Bell, 9 Mytongate
Coach & Horses, Nathaniel Himson, Dunswell, Cottingham
George & Dragon, Charles Stritt, loi High street
George Yard inn, Henry Lowerj-, 170 lUgh street
Globe hotel, William Grundon. 181 High street
tilorers London family Si commercial hotel, Icon Ha]ipcnstal<,
31 Queen street
Golden Bull, William Blatherwick, 6 Air street, Scnlcoatea
Golden Cross, Thomas Henry Grcasley, Osborne street
j (roldcn Cap, William Tennant Buclianan, 62 Uruuk street
I Golden (rallon, Stansfield Pratt, 23 Blanket row
I Golden Lion, William Copeman, 78 & 79 Queen street
! (folden Measure, Joseph (iny, 15 Lowgate
(rranby, Edward Saunders, Hessle
I (franby inn, George William Riley, 7 Wellington street
I Gntjies, James DcMds, 37 Brook street & 34 Mill street
, (irai)es, Mrs. Ann Hobson, 16 Chariot street
(irajies inn, Sam Hunter, Stoneferry
Coach & Horses, Thomas Snowdcn, 18 Dock street
Cobourg Ijiverii, Mrs. SarahAnn Glover, South Church side 1 (rrapes, Thomas Johnson, 13 Chapel lane
Commercial hotel, Wiu.Bottomley, 51 Great Union street ' Grapes, Samuel Morton, Lime street
Coinmercial hotel. Able Drewery, i Castle street
Commercial inn, (i. S. Hejrton, 57 Cogan street
Corporation Arms, Robert Hodgson, Havenside, Hedon
Corporation hotel, Patrick Robinson, Neptune street
Cotton Tree, George Scott, 60 Cleveland street
Grajios, Mrs. Ann Sergeant, Kawcitt street
Grapes tavern, John Brighani Salvidge, 38 Syke« street
(ircenland Fishery, George Foster, Wilmington, Groves
Guildhall vaults, John I)obs<in, 60 Lowgate
Halfway hotel,Jas.RichardsonWillford, Hessle rd.Newingt»n
County hotel, Alfred Greasley, 75 Francis street east & 58 Halfway House, Henry Bell, 25 S]>ring Head road, Walt
Cliarlcs street
Criterion hotel, John Downcs, Hessle road
Cromwell hotel, John George Atkin. 59 Walmsley street
Cr(M)ked Billet, Walter Alright, 39 Trippett
Cross Keys, Richard Teal, Xorth^ats, Cottingham
Cross Keys commercial & family hotel, Mrs. Ann Varley,
32 & 33 Market place
Cross Keys tap, Miss Eliza Champney, Grimsby lane
Crown, Tliomas J. Ashton, St. Qnintin's place, Drypool
Crown, Charles Barker, Holdemcss road
Cro^m, Joseph Holbrook, 11 Bridge street
Crown inn, James Starkey, Paull
, Crowi, John B. Would, Wincohulec
Crown & Anchor, John Ealand, 39 Humber street
Crown & Anchor, George Silabon, 8 Waterhouse lane
Crown & Cushion, William Dee, 3 Land of Green Ginger
Crystal hotel, George Gillyot Morfitt, 30 Waterloo street
Daniel O'Comiell, John Micluel Tighe, 33 Mill street
Darley Amis, Tom Morrell, 38 (rrcat Thornton street
De-ln-Pole tavern, William Atkinson, i Wincolmloe
Derby inn, Wilbum Johnson, 29 Church lane
Devonshire inn, Mrs. Ann Storr,Xorth walls & 37 Saltho. la
l)i>ck Anus tavern, James Hawkshaw, i Dock Office row
Dog & Duck, William Cortis, Market place, Hednn
Dog Jic Duck, Frank Thomas Munkman, 84 High street
Dog & Duck, Philip Wood, 87 Church street, Sculcoates
D<.incaster Arms, Henry CoUinson Sweeting, 104 High st
Dover Castle, Joseph Halliday, 39 Norfolk street
Dover Castle, Walter Kclwick, Hedon road
Druids' Arms, Charles S|X!ek Brittain, Lime street
Dublin hotel, Thomas Dolan, Middle street
Duke ofCumbcrland,Mrs.Eli7,h.Gray,Market grn.Cottinghm
street, Newington
Hamburg Castle, Eilward Schartmann, 8 Sewer lane & 16
Humber l>ock street
Hamburgh tavern, William Joseph Moor, 25 Blanket row
Haworth Arms, Robert Harrison, Cottinghara rd. Xewlan!
Highland Laddie, (ieorge Beckett, 66 Cleveland street
Holderness hotel, Robert Marshall, 55 Witham
Holdcrness New inn, Joseph Collinson, 2a Witham
Hope k, Anchor, Mrs. Eliza St<xldart, 9 Cleveland .st. Grovra
' Horse & J<x:key, ^ohn Pearson, 13 Lower Union street
Humber tavern, Stephen Wilkin, Paull
Humber Dock inn, Mrs. L.M. Johnson, S & 9 Humber Dock st
Imperial family & commercial hotel, Wm.Bainton, Paragimst
Im)jerial Measure, Christie & Co. 23 Mytongate
Jack on a Cruise, (reorgc Wiles, 35 North street
Juno tavern, William Couldrey, 33 Church lane
King William, Joseph Downes, 41 Market place
King William, George Pickwell, 49 Humber street
King William IV. Mrs. Jane Moody, 19 Bond street
King William IV. William Thurlne, Hallgate, Cottingham
King's Antis, William Newlove Catton, 6 Princess street
King's Arms, George Shepcrd RiKlmell, 12 Witham
Kingston .\rms, Henry Osbourn, 24 Thomas street
Kingston hotel, Bdward Coney, 14 Trinity Houss lane
Kingstjm hotel, Valentine Smith, 118 Cumberland street
Kingston New inn, Edmird Glenn Petc'i, 6 Hopwooil street
' Leicester hotel, Charles D. Talo, 8 Fish st. & 61 M\1onga!e
Lily hotel, Joseph Thomiison, loi He.ssle rd. & 2 Jfcptnnc s*.
', Lincolnshire tavern, John Blatherwick, 45 Humber street
Lion, Edward Hamilton Thom)>son, 24 Church street
Lion & Key, Robert Sharp, 48 High street
Locomotive, Hy. Watson, Dairycoates, Hessle rd. Newingtn
Duke of Cumberland, August WolHfe, Church st. Sculcoates Lord CollingwcKid, J. R. Catterson, 46 & 47 Lowgate
Duke of York, Thomas Covcrdale, Thwaite st. Cottingham [ Lord Durham, John Hallighan, 5 Cross street
Duke of York, Robert Frary, 11 Blackfriargatc j Lord Londesborough, J. AV. (fibson, 28 Waterworks streft
Duke (xf York, Samuel Walton, 3 Garden street
Duke of York, Christopher Webster, Sutton
Darliam 0.\, John Enipringliam, i Blanket row
Eagle hotel, William Robinson, Spring bank
Eagle wine & spirit stores, Thomas Simpson, 18 Albert ter-
race, Aniaby road
Earl De Grey tavern, Robert Pickering Dunn, 7 Castle st
Earl of Durham, Henry Byal, 26 Waterworks street
E linbnrgh Packet, Robert Hope, 163 High street
Klcphant& Castle, Henry Toni, HoUfcrncss roail
Empress hotel, Clements A. Westcrhoff, Junction place
Excelsior tavern, Charles Ji>hn Spurr, $9 High street
Falcon, John Casey, 14 West street
Ferry Boat inn, Thomas Kershaw, Haven, Hessle
Ferry Boat tavern, David Davis, 159 Church st. Sculcoates
Fleece inn, Peter Gerdt, 197 High street
Fleece inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Slice, 43^ Market place
Flying Horse, (Jeorge C»Tt, 21 Sewer lane
Foresters' Arms, John Lowden, 29 Finkle street
Founders' Arms, Samuel Riplej-, Drain side, St. Paul's
Fonr Alls, John Woodall, Holdrvucss road, Sutton
Full Measure, Herbert Houldershaw, Wilmington, Groves
Full Ship, John H. Ashton, 19 North walls
Gainsborongh colTee house, Henry Sawyer, 107 High street
Gate, John Surrej-, 24 Lower Union street
Gate, Thomas Walch, 26 Tripjiett
George, John Spiccr, Hessle
George hotel, Aorabam Wm. Duck, Walton st, Newington
George hotel, Jeremiah Chas. Potter, Land of Green Ginger
George commercial Jic family hotel,. Charles Potter, 66
Whitefriargate
George & Dragon, John Hewson, George yard
Gei.>rge & Dragon, Robert Hubbard, 30 Grimsby lane
Lord Nelson, William Kicliardson, Marvel street, Drjiioul
Lord Nelson, Thomas Shaw, 6o Great Union street
; Lornc inn, 'rhomas Arundell, 36 Wincolmlee
Lugger, John Denham Nelhersell, 89 High street
! Malt Shovel, Thomas Lyon, 15 North Church side
' Manchester Arms, Mrs. Ellen Bothwick, 6 Scale lane
March of Intellect, W. F. Tadman, i Waterworks street
Marlleet inn, James Sonley, MarHeet
Market tavern, William Hurst, 17 Church lane
Marlborough, John Batty, 54 (rrcat Passage street
Marrow Bones k Cleaver, Mark Grctton, Fetter lane
' Marshall's commercial hotel, lieujamin Willis Harker, 44 k
I 45 Queen street
I Milton hotel, John Robinson, 43 Spyvec street
Minerva family & commercial hotel, William Loftus, i
I Minerva terrace
Monument, John Wilson, 37 Whitefriargate
Myton tavern, Jesse Balding, 61 Porter street
Nag's Head, Robert Bradbury, 113 High street
Nag's Head, George Gardham, holderness rfad
Nag's Head inn, John Dent, Preston
Navigation inn, Herod Walker, 29 Blanket row
! Neptune inn, Joseph Gardam, 67 Paragon street
Neptune inn, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Shores, Neptune street
Newington hotel, Alfred Nicholson, Aniaby road
Nfiah's Ark, Joseph Woulds, 13 Witham
North Bridge, Arthur Biglin, 133 Witham
Norwegian tavern, John IJest, 4 Dock street
Oak, I^>Dard Shaw, 35 Scott street
Oddfellows' Arms, George William Holmes, 11 (jneeas
road, St. John's w(Mid
Old Corn Exchange, William Wood Thackrah, 50 Market pi
Old Greenland Fishery, G. Johnson, Church st. Sculcoates
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TRADES.
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01(1 Harbonr tSTCrn, John Hepworth, 1 16 High street
■Old Son, Mrs. C. Hepworth, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Ordjuuioe Anna. Thomas Dent, 39 Great Union street
Oriental hotel, Thomas William Crruby, 8 Alexandra arcade,
Hedon rood
Pacific hotel, William Popple, Fonntain read & St. Paul's at
Paragon hotel, Henry Loram, Paragon street
Park hotel, William Graham, Beverley road
Park tavern, John Hornsey, Beverley road
Phirnii, Arthur Greaaley, 37 Mytongate
Pier hotel, Mrs. Sarah Beaumont, 5 Nelson street
Pine Aiiple tavern, Herbert Pinder. 33 Salthouse lane
PlimsoU's Ship hotel, Arthur Durden, 103 Witham
Plough, John Swinbnrn, 2a Bobinson row
Plumbers' Arms, Saml. Saul, Robinson row & 10 Dagger la
Polar Bear, Samuel Essex Neal, Spring bank
Portland Amu, Gibson Clapbam, 138 Porter street
Prince Albert, Mrs. Catherine Golding, 54 Lime street
Prince George, William Arch, 184 High street
Prince of WaJcs, John Broady, 38 Blanket row
Prince of Wales, William Barman, 20 Raikes st. Drypool
Prince of Wales, William Harmer, Marvel street, Drypool
Princess Royal, John Pritchett, 6 Princess Dock street
Pms|iect inn, William Fewster, 6 Prospert street
Providence inn, Mrs. Sophia Watson, 115 Spring street
Pmich hotel, Edward Hall, Waterhouse lane
Queen's Arms, Richard Chapman, i St. John's street k ik
2 Junction street
Queen's commercial hotel, John Rost, 15 Charlotte street
Qnwn's Head, Henry Blair, a Bishop lane
Queen's Head, William Crosby, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Queen's Head, Joshua Kendall, 161 Walker street
Queen's hotel, James Tusting, Queen's rd. St. John's wood
Railway hotel, John Oliver, Souttergate, Hedon
Railway hotel, Geoi^ Woodall, Thwaite st. Cottingham
Railway tavern, William Shaw, 63 Paragon street
Rampant Horse, John Dresser, 69 Mytongate
Rampant Horse, Charles Todd, raisle}' street, Newington
Red LioD, George Bray, Manor alley
Red Lion, John Shaw, 43 Whitefriargate
Red Lion hotel, Christopher Bearpark, Anlaby
Regent, Richard Durden, 14 Cnrr lane
Regent hotel, George Thompson, 55 Regent street
Reindeer, Gaorge Graham, 40 Cleveland street
Ri(>on Arms, Arthur Robinson, Hedon road
Rising Son, Robert Dearlove, 98 Campbell street
Rising Son, Thomas Williams, 16 North walls
Robin Hood & Little John, James Gant, 11 Mj-ton place
R»«, Andrew Joseph Bregazzi, 26 Sykes street
Rose tavern, James Metcalfe, Stepney, Beverley road
Rose k Crown, David Grice, Fletchergate, Hedon
Ri*- k Crown, George Leafe, 5 Blackfriargate
Rose k Crown, Miles Woodmancy, 3 West street
Rowland Burden, Mrs. Mary Arundell, 7 Bridge street
Royal hotel, Felix Marsh Woodniffe, 54 Queen street
R"^ Oak, Frederick Robert Lundy, 38 Spencer street
R<^ Oak, Ralph Pickering, Paull
Rnjal Oak, Henry Voasc, 22 Princes Dock street
Rojral Station hotel (S. Jones, manager). Paragon street
RotjiI William, Wm.Moms, I Trundle st. & 30 Waterhouse la
St. George's hotel,Mrs.MariaCloutt,St. George's rd.Newngtn
•Salisbory hotel, Charles Horace Edge, 32 George street
Saracen's Head, John Lingnard, 21 Grimsby lane
Scandinavian, Robert Coates, 21 North walls
Sont's Head, James C. Banks, 20 North walls
Scnlcoates hotel, Charles Hardy, 60 Wincolmlee
Scoleoates Central hotel, George Dick, Church at.k Green la
Scnkoates New inn, Robt. Linsley, 59 Church st. Sculooates
Seven Stars, Mrs. Elizabeth MitcheU, 17 Fish street
Shakespeare hotel, Robert Rayner, 64 Hnmber street
Shepherd, Samuel Greenwood Doyle, 98 Witham
Shepherdess, Richard Rentley, Myton street
^p, James Dunn, Prospect place, Drypool
Ship, Henry Emerson, Stoneferry
•Ship inn, Henry Pitts, Sntton
Ship, Robert Jarvis Whaley, 43 Hodgson street. Groves
Ship Launch, Mrs. Sarah Idell, 68 Lime street
Ship Molly, Mrs. Mary Cross, 5 Dock street
Ship & Plough, William Westwood, Salthouse lane
Ship Victory, William Francis Turner, ao Finkle street
Ship's Hold, J. Smith, Church street, Sculcoates
Shipping Office hotel, Henry Geo. Fountain, 8 Posterngate
■Sir Charles Saunders' inn, John McKce, Baxtergste, Hedon
Sir John FalstaS, John Shires, 16 Humber street
Society tavern, August Theodore Smith, 6 Dagger lane
South Myton Arms, Mrs. Harriet Gilchrist, 25 St. Luke's st
Sonthooates Station hotel, T. J. Caley, Holderness road
Splaw Bone, Thomas Pollard, 1 1 Church street, Sculcoates
Sportsman, Mrs. Hannah Wood, Hedon. road
Spread Eagle, George H. Wright, Market place
Spread Eagle, John Livingstone, 81 Lime street
Spring Bank tavern,Mrs.Mary Ruth Wright,i2 Spring bank
Spring Head inn, John Lucas, Wolfreton
Stag's Head inn, Isaac Bowman, Leiley, Preston
Star inn, John Richardson, Willerby
Star k Garter hotel, Geo. Cartwright, Hessle rd. Newingtn
Strickland Arms, James Stirk, 29 Strickland street
Sykes' Head, Edward Crawford, 2 Wellington street
Talbot, Miss Fanny Sharp, 15 k 16 Scale lane
Tally Ho, William Walker, 26 Bond street
Tap k Barrel, Benjamin Mumby, Sewer lane
Telegraph mn, Samuel Bell, 17 Bishop lane
Three Crowns, Robert Stephenson, Lime street
Three Tuns, John Kitchen, Leadenhall square
Tiger inn, Thomas Dales, King street, Cottinghahi
Tiger No. i, Mrs. Elizabeth Stephenson, Engine street &
42 Waterworks street
Tiger No. 2, Mrs. Sophia Rooksby, 14 Lowgate
Tiger No. 3, Enoch Stafford, 2 Cumberiand street
Tiger No. 4, John Johnson, 58 Mytongate
Tiger No. 6, George Usher, 46 Humber street
Tiger inn, Mrs. Malinda Webster, Market place, Hedon
Tigress, James Bellamy, 7 High street
Turk's Head, Nils Jonsson, 39 Mytongate
Tynemonth Castle, Mark Pidcwell, 30 Osborne street
Unicorn, John Malkinson, 70 Queen street
Vauxhall tavern, George Sharpe, i Hessle road
Victoria, John Wiles, 76 Mytongate
Victoria hotel, Samuel Holloway, 26 Hedon road
Victoria tavern, Samuel Tate, Chapman street, Wilmington
Victoria tavern, Frank H. Walker, 20 Waterhouse lane
Victoria Dock tavern, John Dalgleish, Ordnance pi. Drypool
Vittoria Family k Commercial hotel, Mrs. Clara Beament,
49 & 50 Queen street k Nelson street
Wagon k Horses, John Smith, Dnnswell, Cottingham
Wassand Arms, George Heath, Wassand street
Waterloo, George Hammerton, Hareourt street, Drj-pool
Waterloo hotel, William (iaunt. 68 Wellington lane
Waverley hotel, Walter trreen. South street
Wellington, Joseph William Alcock, 56 Russell street
Wellington, Jas. Sainton, 30 Humber Dock 3t.& Mytongate
West Dock hotel, Joseph Kent Mumby, 93 English street
Western tavern, Thomas Mallinson Stirk, 29 Alfred street
Wheatf^eaf, William Henry Moorhouse, 98 Prospect street
Wheatsheaf, John Sinclair, Kirk Ella
White Hart, Joseph Whittaker. 10 Salthouse lane
White Hart hotel, Abraham Johnson, 25 Silver street k
Bowlalley lane
White Horse, Henry Brigham, 49 Carr lane
White Lion, James Walter Hall, 38 Colliers street
White Swan, William Skaith, 23 Wincolmlee
White S^wan, George Henry Walton, 4 South street
Whittington inn, John WiUiam Wood, Commercial road
WindmiU, Thomas Seward, 56 Witham
Yarmonth Arms, John Wiseman, 168 High street
York Arms, August Backstrom, 10 Grimsby lane
Yorkshire Grey, Thomas Wallis Wilen Dunning, 23 Sonth
street, Carr lane
Zoological hotel, Benjamin W. Halliday, 3 Beverley road
FinCF KAKXBS.
Gtiod k Menzies, 'South side. Queen's,
dock k Green Lane foundry
W'sTtkington. Pumping Eiu/ine Co.
Qneen Victoria street, London t.c
114
fttTAXBT OWmSB.
HeariMd Dkvid, Hetale
KiUXkXTST at TBNinS STBIKQ
XAHTTPAOTUBEBS.
Eiiwsfds k Co. Maxwell st. Stoneferry
BAF7 KBBOHANTS.
Burgess William, Hj-perian st. Drypool
Clarridgo John, 23 Caroline place
BAO SCBBOHANTB.
Chappel Mrs.Hannah Maria,3 Frederika
terrace, Anlaby road
Longstail Thomas, 24 St. James' street
Ransom John ft Co. 46 Osborne street
Ransom William, 51 Canning street
Windroes Thomas, 15 Silvester street
Young James k Son, 22 Wellington st
BAZI.WAT OOKFAirXBS.
Great Eastern Railway Co. Commercial
chambers. Princes Dock street
Great Northern Railway Co. (John
Larder, agent), 1 Princes Dock offices,
Princes Dock street
Hull, Bamsley k West Riding Junction
Railway Co. Engineer's Offices (Mal-
colm Orant-Dalton, engineer), la
Bowlalley lane
Hull, Bamsley k West Riding Jtmction
jc Railway Dock Co. (J. Daniell, sec.);
offices, 4 Charlotte street
Lancashire Ic Yorkshire (Thomas Jack-
son, agent), i Princes Dock chambers.
Princes Dock street
London k North Western Railway Co.
(James Cowbum, agent), $ Colonial
chambers. Princes Dock street
DgasaB?.vJiSuync
242 RAI-SAI
■ Railway CoHPAKtss — continved.
Manchester, Sheffield ft Lincolnshire
Bailway ; offloee (John Wells, man
agar), Nelson street ; goods stations
(William Dabb, manager), Limakiln
creek, Wellington at. west k Kingston
St. ; broker's office, Corn exchange
Midland Railway Co. ; offices (W. H.
Danietl, agent). Exchange buildings,
Lowgate
North Eastern Railway (Edwin L.Davis,
■apt. ; J. J. Brown, station master ;
Geo. Fetch & Wm. Stamper, assistant
station masters; Twilton Tennison,
chief clerk ; John Wells, chief clerk in
booking office ; & Bobt. Davison, chief
clerk, parcels office) ; station, Paragon
St. ; goods stations (Henry Denniss,
supt.). Railway st. ; k (Hy. Hodgson,
goods agent) Hedon road, Drypool;
emigrants' station, Anlaby road;
broker's office. Com exchange
BAILWAT & COLI.IERT
STORES CONTBA.aTOB.
Barton Ricliard, Commercial road
BEAsnra & kews boohs.
British Ship Masters' Association Read-
ing Room (Z. Scaping, sec), Victoria
chambers. Princes Dock street
Cottingham Reading ife News Rooms
(Chas. Wm. Arden, sec. & librarian),
Finkle street, Cottingham
Seamen's & Fisherman's Institute Re-
freshment & Beading Rooms (Thomas
Stratton, hon. sec. ; John White,
supt ; James Binden, caterer). South
side, St. Andrew's dock
BBFOBKATOBI B8.
Su Hospitals, Homes ^c.
befbeshkent contbotbs.
Featberston Mrs. Mar}', 46 Sykes street
Jenkinson Thomas, 19 Waltham street
BEFBESHSEirr BOGUS.
Caselton Charles, 20 Cannon street
Cobley Wm. D. West Dk. aren.Hessle rd
Dalton Kirby, The Park
Edwards James, 44 Chariot street
Hull People's PuUic House Co. Limited
(Mrs. Ayre, manageress), 6 Silver st
Kern Mn.Wilhelmina3elby Bt.Newngtn
liCe Joseph, 96 West Dock av. Heesle rd
Lnbeck John Louis H. 3 Dock street
Marshall James William, Ol}-mpic caK,
Land of Green Ginger
Pashley Miss Emily, 4 Great Passage st
Percy Charles, 69 Queen street
Ruffurd William B. 7 Davis street
Ryder Edwd. 6 Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Seamen's <^ Fisherman's Institute Se-
freshment ^ Beading Rooms (Thomas
Stratton, hon. sec. ; John White,
supt. ; James Binden, caterer). South
side, St. Andrew's dock
Smith Mrs. Emms, 38 Humbe; street
Star Cocoa House, 38 Dock street
BBaiSTBABS OF BIBTHS,
DEATHS ft UABBIAQES.
Bell George H. 10 Parliament street
BlasbiU George, 33 Pomberton street
Chapman WiUiam Fox, 53 Witham . .
Chatham John P. 7 Bowlalley lane
Chatham William (svperintendeHt), 7
Bowlalley lane k 1 Harley street
Clapham John, 33 Pryme street
Hardy William, 8 Havelock terrace,
Hessle road, Newington
Jobson Edward Thomas, 13 Bishop lane
Johnson Thomas Boyes,Market pi. Hedon
Longley Joseph, Hallgate, Cottingham
Midolemiss Robert,ii Parliament street
Pearce Thomas, 11 Parliament street
ReedW. J. St. Mary's chambers.Lowgato
Thomey John Joseph (superintendent),
10 Parliament street
Winter Robert Henry (rfepBty)3l-Mary'»
chambers, Lowgate
TRADES.
BEITT OOU.ECTOBS.
See Collectors— Rent #• Dtkt.
BEPOBTSB8.
See Nevspaper Reporters.
VSBTS DISTII.LEB8.
[hull.]
St0rry,Smithson k Co. ;
Bankside, Sculcoates.
offices k works,
See advert
BBSTAUBANTS.
See Refreshment Rooms.
BEVOLVisra shutteb ka.
Spencer George (late Snoxell k Spencer)
(est. 1784), 53 Goswellrd. London <.c
BOFE, IiINE «e TWINS KXBS.
Barker Mrs. Eliza, 87 Trinity street
Cheeseman Samuel, 33 Edward's place
Child Robert, 60 Jackson St. k Earle st
Craven & Speeding Brothers (hemp ^
wire) ^Richard John Hewitt, agent),
13 Nelson street, North side, St
Andrew's dock
DowKs, Allek & Co. Imperial build-
ings, 47 Carr lane
Eckles William, Holdemess road
Eckles William, 58 Thomas st. Di^pwl
Edinburgh Roperia Co. a East end, St.
Andrew's dock
Evans George, 86 Cumberland street
Ferguson John, Chalk lane
Gourock RopeiBork Co. (John Wilson,
manager), uS Wellington street k
West Dock avenue, Hessle road
Hall John & Co. 3 High street k 5 EastfWilkinson Dnffield, 5 Wratmorland st
end, St. Andrew's dock
Holmes Joseph, 3 Dansom lane
Hood, Haggle R. k Son, 7 Minerva ter
Knowlbs k Knowtjss, Zebu works,
Holdemess road,Southcoate8. Awards
— 3 gold medals, 1883 ; silver medal
& special prize, Edinbro', 1883 ; silver
medal, Tynemouth, 1883 ; a medals
Norwich, i88i. See Trawl Nets
Mnyr Robert, Plane street, Newington
Myers John, Fletchergate, Hedon
Newton Thos. 6 Williams pi. St. James' st
Rippon Henry, Commercial road
Sunley Thomas, 7 Florance avenue, St.
John's wood
Webb Richard k Son, Bridge strwt
Wrighitt Charles, 63A, M}-tongate
Hargrave George, 13 Grey street
Harold Robert, 17 Canning street
Harper Cornelius, 54 Marmaduke street
Henderson Robert, 63 Goodwin street
Higham John, Oxford street
Kingston Sanil. 1 1 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Lill Chapman S. 151 Sgh street k 3
Lime street. Groves
Lill John, 55 Parrott street, Newington
Medd Thomas, 15 Alfred street
Mumby George, 133 EngUsh street
Nettleton William, 14 Spyvee st Groves
Nicholson John, 1 1 1 Campbell street
Pajie George, io| Alfred street
Parker Wm. & Son, 33 Cambridge st
Pickering Michael, 19 Kirby street
Pinder George, 31 Corn well street
Pinder George, 165 High street
Pinder Thomas, 6 Swann street
Pinder William, 35 Blake street
Richardson George, 17 Walker street
Rigby k Atkinson, 17 Popple st. Drypool
Robinson John, 64 Daltrj' street
Robinson Martin, Stuneferry
Searby Edward Lawrence, so Popple st
Stephenson Edward, 3 Westmorland st
Stones Thomas, 18 Oxford street
Straker Benjamin, Chapman street
Taylor J. 3 Staniforth pi. Hessle road
Thirsk William, 133 High street
Thompson William, 35 Brook street
Thompson William Geo. 30 Goodwin st
Ward George, 33 Caroline street
Wells Henry, 10 Fawcitt street
Wells John 'Thomas, 13 Campbell street
Whitfield William, 89 Hodgson street
BOPE, IiIEE A TWUTE UEBS.
Manners k Co. Wellington chambers.
Wellington street
Ransom John k Co. 46 Osborne street
BOFE & TWINE SFINNEBS.
Firth Wm. 14 Pulman st Newington
Slee Samuel, Hessle rood, Newington
Vtliitehead M. Hessle road, Newington
BOSIN MEBOHANT.
Hill Jas. Wm. Oriental bldgs. High st
BVa UANXrFAOTtrBBBS.
Brown, HcLeavy k Co. (sitiit), 131
Regent street
Waddington George k Son, Cottingham
road, Newland
BUXItTICEN.
Acey C. 7 St. Quintin's place, Drypool
Ash William, 5 York street
Ashton John, Chapman street
Batty Joseph, 36 Bsrmston street
Baynton George, 137 Campbell street
Bielby Robert, 63 Goodwin street
Bowman Thomas, Ropery street
Brown George Henrj-, Princess street
Brown William, 63 Osborne street
Dalton Henry, 9 Bourne street
Dent Wm. H. 33 Jenning st. Groves
Dixon Luke, King street, Cottingham
Dolby Thomas, 44 Goodwin street
Evison Andrew, 109 Day street
Gibson Joseph, 48 Goodwin street
Green Wallis, 65 Cbfton street
Haigh Mrs. Hannah, Hedmt toad
Wilkinson William, 31J Dock street
BTTSH UEBOHANTS
Hilton W. J. & Co. William street
SACK OONTBACrrOBS.
Fox E. k Sons, 31 Scale lane; ware-
house, Stewart's yard. High street
Halcomb k Co. Limited (branch), 4
Blackfriargate
Smith Thomas k Co. George j-ard
Ware Charles, Featherstone's entry, 178
High street. See advert
SACK ft SAOKINa KAKUFBS.
Fisher J. k Co. 41 Wincolmlee
Key k Fish, ika Mill yard,New George Jt
Within Henry, 5 Finkle street
SACK ft SACKINa MEB8.
Dales Thos. David & Co. 51 William st
Maywell k W}-nd, 41 High street
Smith Thomas & Co. George yard
Wilkinson WiUiam, 153 High street
SASDIiB ft KABNESS HAEBS.
Ashton Frank C. 7 South street
Belton James, 39 Dock street
BrocklesbyJohn A. Hallgate, Cottingham
Brown John, 154 Porter street
Carr Henry, 14 Silver street k Preston
Cooke Thomas, 30 Moxon street
Dean Wm. 38 Wainfleet ter. Fonntain rd
Eggleston Geo. St. Angnstine gate,Hedon
Fenby Henry, iij Witham
Grice Thos. St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Hunt George, 1 1 York street
Johnson Edward, 3i Paragon street
Kennington Edward, Preston
Kirk Robert 6 Wellington lane
Moncastcr "Thomas James, 7 Prosjiect
street ; k at Hessle
Moore Thomas Edward, 34 Brook street
Ramsey Jesse, 41 Porter street
Reynolds Daniel, 15 Carr. lane
Shippam Wm. W. i Holdemess arcade
Tadman John, King street, Cottingham
SASDIiEBS' IBONUONaEB.
Overton Wm. Com exchange, 36 High st
SAIL. KAKSB8.
Dale John, 141} High strest
Edinburgh Roperit Co. a East end, St.
Andrew's dodi
Digitized by
vjoogle
[hull.]
Twsey Thomas, Nile street
Gooldsbrongh Robert, 90A, High street
Hellyer R. 12 East end, St. Andrew's dk
Henderson William, 39 Myton street
Jordan George, Qnay st. See advert
Jordan Walter, 46 (back of) Qneen st
Hitcfaell Thos. Baltic bldgs. 44 High st
Sogers Henry, 7 Minerva terrace
Sogers J. H. Minerva ter. Wellin|ton st
Train lliomas Kelaey, 8<^ Cdtman st
Tammona k Hardy, s Perrott street
Ware Charles, Featherstone's entry, 178
High street. See advert
ffilkins Thos. E. 34 Humber Dock st
SAZL TANinEBS.
Hull Barking Co. (George Vivian, sec.),
Stiicklana street
Sal«am«m— -Oattla.
Kgby Thomas, 35 Lister street
Cwkerline Henry, Salisbury street
Fraoksen John, 37 Nile street
(iosschalk L. L. 43 Great Thornton st
Hiddinfia Samuel S. 14 Sewer lane
TxA Ibdiard B. 7 Bishop lane
Stamford Cornelius Benton, office (tnes-
days & fridays), 8 Bishop lane ; to at
King's place, Hedon
Salaamen — Tiah.
Ahlgren, Chambers It Co. Blenkio St.
Witham
Fountain ft Co. 135 High street
Haodley Joseph, 57 English street
Button W. J. S. Wellii^iton street west
MttMcU fith Stiamat Co. la East end,
St Andrew's dock
Pedersan Peter, as Billingsgate, St.
Andrew's dock
Soyland Tonnis, i^ Cogan street
Vivian, Tooies ft ta. 13 East end ft B ft
C Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock.
Salaamen — Fmlt.
Diion David, Waverley street ft Living-
•tone arcade, Anlaby road
Uather William, 34 Great Thornton st
Salantuui — Oame.
White William, 103 Osborne street
BAZiT KEBOHAKTS.
Cheshire Amalnmated Salt Works Co.
Limited, 115 H^ street
Jewitt Albed, 63 High street
Wright Joseph, 33 Fawdtt street
SARD SCBBOHAKTS.
Cxrr WilHam, Church street, Scnlcoates
Curick Mrs. Harriet, Lime street
DoScId F. 57 Sondringham st. Newngtn
Freeman Sobort, Church st. Scukxntes
Bichinbon Hugh Bnddifortb (yratM<),
King street, Nottingham
SmjMon ft Malone, Church street, Scnl-
coates ft Great Thornton st. See advt
Storry Geo. Wm. Church st. Sculcoates
SACBAaB OASZKaS KAOT'BS.
Edwards ft Co. Maxwell St. Stoneferry
SATTSAaB SKIN SBAXEB.
Scholz William, 37 Blanket row ft
Hyperion street
SAVIHOS BAKK.
Hall Savings Bank ft Government An-
nu'ty Iiutitutioa (Francis Fnllerton,
Me. ft actuary), comer of George
•treet ft Smeaton street
SAy •MTATCKIW.
Beil Stmben, 13 Ordnance pL Drypool
Ka^ Wm, t^ Thomas a 6 Smeaton st
Whitlon John, 64 Grafton st^ Newington
SAWXVO XJXJUB.
AaseU Chaifas W. ft Co. Frsdwica ter-
««», Anlaby toad
TRADES.
I Brown, Toogood ft Co. Bromley street,
Sculcoates ; office, 24 WeUington st
Bmoe John ft Son, "rerry street
Dibb ft Fieldhonse, Hedon road
Drypool Sme MiltaCBobeTt Hardy.man.),
Naylor's row, Drypool
Hockncy ft Liggins, Great Union street
ft Witham
Laverack & Goddard, Great Union street
Martin Frederick, Seward Street saw
mills, Hedon road
Napier Robert, St. James' street
Needier John, Madelej' street, Hessle rd
Partington James ft Co. St. James' st
Raywell Charles, 10 Adelaide street
Ritey Richard, Waverley street
Robinson George, Ixickwood street
Seward Thomas, 73 Witham
Sissons William ft Co. Hedon rood
Thomham Simeon ft Son, Scott street
SAWTEB.
Harrison George, i North walls
SOAIiB UAKBB.
Dawson Joseph Gamwell, 10 Cogan st
SOAXjB bbak makkk.
Qnantock R. J. H. 37 Green hine 1
SOHOOUI A OOIiLEaES.
Schools— PnbUo.
Hull ft East Riding College (Robert
Jameson i.r. chairman ; Francis Bond
K.A. principal ; Edward Haigh M.A.
Tioe-principal), Park street
Hull Grammar 8chool(Benj. Geo. Logan
B.A. head master). Baker street
Ladies' College for Clergymen's Widows
ft Daughters (C. S. Wilson, solicitor),
Sutton
Hull School of Art ft Science (John
Menzies, master), 3 Albion street
Scott's (Mrs.) Charity School (Mrs.
Elizabeth Pickard, mistress), South-
coates liMie
Trinity H«use Navigation School (Zebe-
dee Scaping, head master; William
R. Salmon, second master). Prince's
Dock street
Bohoola — Private.
Marked thnii f are for Boys.
Harked thni * are for Olrls,
Marked thus I are Boarding.
Marked thus t are Preparatory.
tAston Miss Mary, 33 Coltman street
*A8ton Miss S. J. 36 Coltman street
*BaU Miss Caroline Maria, 3 Brunswick
avenue, Beverley road
tBall Thomas Dewis, g Pryme street
•Bellamy Miss F. $. 53 Freehold street
tBoyd Hugh, 1 1 East par. Holdemess rd
*Bremner Miss J. i Clyde ter.Anlaby rd
*Brown Mrs. M. 9 Ripon ter. Liddell st
Copeland Misses Fanny ft Mary, Church
yard, Cottingham
Crawford Misses Susan, la St. Stephen's
terrace. Spring street
*Curtoi8 Misses, i Williamson street
Denby Miss J. (mixed), 13 Cavendish sq
'Denton Miss £. C. Dambrough house,
Arlington street. See advert
*Durley Mrs. S. A. $ Westbonme aven
Faulkner Miss F.Boutevardvils. Hessle rd
Fawcett Miss Jane A. 35 Grimsby lane
•Forster Miss Eliza, 55 Spring street
Fox Mrs. Maria, George street, Hedon
Freeman John Kenner, Oddfellows' hall,
13^ Lowgate
*Gennell Miss Margaret, 16 Day street
t*Gr«ssby Miss E . Ann, 36 Dock street
*Green Mrs. Mary, 33 Leonard street
•Gregory Miss Sarah E. 36 Albany st
*Hair Misses Christiana ft Sarah, Linden
honse, Louis street, Spring bank
Hamlyn Misses Mary Elizabeth ft Annie,
71 Waverlev street
Hanwell William, 46 Charlotte street
•Harrisoo Miss Annie, 03 Stanley street
SAI— SCH 243
Healey Mrs. Jane, 3a Gladstone street
Hebrew School (muiect) (Mrs. Sarah
Heamiingway,mistress;,Low. Union st
Heron Miss Jane, 19 St. James' street
•Hcseltine Miss Aim, 33 Vane street
tHeys Rowland George b. a. 3 Alban}- st
•Hickson Miss E. 64 Hopwood street
ISIl Miss Ethel M. Eldon college, Marl-
borough avenue
tHill Walter Herbert m.c.p. Eldon col-
lege, 2 Marlborough avenue
•Hodgson Mrs. W. 241 Waterloo st. nth
HoUidge Miss Mary Ann, Hessle
•Horsley Misses Mary ft Kate, Girton
house, George street, Cottingham
II Hutchinson Miss M. 23 Story street
•Inchbald Misses Frances Mary ft Isabel,
5 Belgrave terrace. Spring bank
•Jackson Misses Annie, Mary Frances ft
Lavuiia, a6 Pryme street
Jefferson Miss Jane I. 98 Waverley street
fKay Rev. E. B. 8) Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
Kemp Robert, Preston
Kidson G. 54 St. George's rd. Newngtn
King Mrs. E. 6 Clifton villas. Boulevard
Lawty Miss Ellen, 9 Temple street
t*Lee Mrs. Catherine, 50 Lister street
•Leftley Miss Mary Elizh. 15 North st
Leppard Mrs. luiria {day), 5 Ann's
place, Charles street
•Lister Misses Lucy ft Annie Eliza, Hall-
gate, Cottingham
Lockwood John, 30 Egginton street
Macpherson Miss H. 11 Francis st. west
•Mancell Miss E. 72 Campbell street
tMarony E. B. Sidney house, 5 Pryme st
•Mnnroe Miss Margaret fi. loi Day st
Musk Mrs Ellen, 16 Providence row
^Neatham Miss E. Bell, 9 Postem^te
•Oake Mrs. Jane Watkms, 4 Mmerva
terrace. Spring bank
Perkins Mrs. Richard, 36 Fountain st.
Anlaby road , ,
tPetch Mrs. Marj% 25 Cottingham ter-
race. Drain side
tRaven George, 301 Coltman street
•Renouff Mrs. Hannah, 73 Waverley (t
tRej-nolds George C. 53 Waverley street
Ripley Rev. Fr«ierick William, Soath-
neld academy, Hessle
•Roberts Miss Marian, Park Gate house,
Harrow terrace, Beverley road
•Robinson Mrs. Frances, 7 Clarendon st
Robson Miss M.E. {mixed), 47 Durham 8t
Rowson Miss Emma, Hessle
Sampson Mrs. Catherine {infant), 6
Gilbert street
Sanderson Miss 8. A. 39 St. Luke's st
*Scholfield Mrs. Elizabeth, Hessle
Sharpe Miss Sarah A. E. 109 Selby
street, Newington
•Sheers Miss Mary Ix>nis8, 87 Peel st
Simpson Miss Frances, 13 Canton plaee,
Anlaby road
tSlater J. Park Gate aven. Beverley rd
•Soppitt Miss Annie, 3 York parade,
Beverley road
Spencer Miss Gara Isabel,StanIey Honse
school, Cambridge street
Strafford Mrs. Frances ^Mary, Grafton
street, St. John's wood
•Stnwson Miss Annie, i Brunswick
terrace. Spring bank
•Sutton Misses H. E. ft E.E. 10 Pn-me st
•Sylvester Miss Emma E. 3 Wright st
•Taylor Miss Henrietta, 64 Wright st
•Temple Miss E. 36 Gt. Thornton street
Thelwall Miss Constance, 3 Belgrave
terrace. Spring bank
•Thompson Miss Ehza, itio Coltman' st
•Truman Mrs. W. H. 41 Wilberforce st
{Turgoose Mrs. Hannah, 4 Chapel lane
•Tnmley Miss E. 6 Bo^•nton st. Boulvrd
fWalker Misses A. ft Ada, 3 Field st
Ward Miss Martha Elizabeth, 5 Bmna-
wick avenue, Beverley road
Watson Rev. William Joseph, r7 Ca»e
dish square, Margaret street
•Weatherill E. A. L. ft A. 33 Para st
•Wells Misses Alice ft H. 36 Prospect st
•WilUams Hiss Marion, 3 Dorchester
terrace, Beverley road
HUU*^ 4^^^!*^
244 SCI-SHI
Peivatb Schools — continued.
Williamson Mrs. Elizabeth, 20 Boynton
street. Boulevard
Wilson Mrs. Harriet, 5 Manchester ter-
race, Hessle road, Newington
Weight Mrs. C. 359 Waterloo st. north
SCIENTIFIC nrSTITTTTXONS.
See Literary ^ Seientifie Itutitutioru.
SOOUBINa BBICS KAKTTFB.
Marshall William, Hessle
BCCLFTOBS.
Keyworth William Day & Son, 54 Savile
street ; 3 Dock street ; Paragon St. &
Cemetery gates, Spring bank
SmithT. J. Oriental stone wrks. Hedon rd
SEED BBOKBBS.
See Brokers — Seed.
BBED CBTTSHEBa
Barton & Waterhoose, Oriel chambers,
37 High street ; Atlantic mills. Win-
colmlee Ic King's mills, Stoneferry.
See advert
Bulmer & Field, 188 High street : mills,
Stonefcrry k Lime street
Buywell William, Oriental bnildings, i
High street & Green lane
Chambers & Fargus, 5 High street;
mill, Oxford street ; wharf, Wiucolm-
lee. See advert
Counell Brothers, Oxford street
CroKH Oil Cake Chemical Manure Co.
Lim. Crown oil mills, Toogood street
b Poplar oil mills, Stndley street ;
office, 178 High street
Darling Wm. W . Bladestaith, High st
Duncan J. k Co. 36 High street & Stone-
ferry mill
EUershaw John & Sons, Oriental build-
buildings, I High street & Church
street, Sculcoates
Eyre & Co. 6 High street & Church
street, Sculcoates
Gray William, Church st. Sculcoates;
offices, 35 High street
Grindell John, 6 High st & Reform st
Hodge Samuel & Son, Lime street
Hodge Hy. 6 High st. Holderness road
Jackson Thomas & Son, Eagle oil
mills, Groves
Joy Edwd. & Sons, Morley stStoneferry
Joy W. & Sons, Church st. Sculcoates
Margison k Co. ; office, 4. Trinity House
lane ; mills, 139 Church st Wincolmlee
Feanon h Bailey, Church street^ Scul-
coates ; office, 37 High street
Sabnond David & Son, Oil mills, Wil-
minstoD
Spivy Caleb, Lincoln street
StoMteiison J. JC J. 38 Hi^ st. & Anglo-
American mills, Wilmington
Stuart k Greg80n,33 High st. ; Drypool
mill. Great Union st. ft Sculcoates
mills. Church st. ; refinery, Oxford st
Suddaby T. i Bishop la. & Goodwin st
Thirsk Thomas, Church st. Sculcoates
Thompson Edward, Hodge street
Walker k Smith Limited (Charles J.
Oonnison, sec.), Wincolmlee k Groves
k Lime street
Wast Alfred, Holderness road
Whiteside Thomas, DawsonLane oil mills
Willows, Holt k WiUows, The Avenue,
High street ; Com exchange ; Osborne
street ; 156 Church street, Sculcoates;
157 Trippet ; k Popple st. Drypool
Wrangham B. W. Ume street, Groves
Wright Brothers it Go. Com exchange
& 47 High St. k Trippet k Wincolmlee
SBKD KBBOHAKTB.
Barlow Wm. Henry, 35 Bishop lane
Silton John k Go. Qsrrison nde
CaMej k CampbeU (^nufsd ^ cotton),
ao2 High stiist
Umstianoen John k Oo. Corn subang*
« 149 High stoeet
TRADES.
Corrie, Hanson k Co. Oriel chambers,
37 High street
Denniss Alfred k Co. 191 High street
Dixon Edmund Philip, Com exchange k
S'> 75. 76 & 77 High street k Air
street, Sculcoates
DobrM N. F. k Co. Cora exchange b
Wilbcrforce buildings, 35 High street
Earle Sydney, Danish bldgs. 45 High st
England Wiiliam, 196 High street
Field John Johnson, 56 High street ;
warehonse, 199 High street
Field William, 66 High street
Gray William, Church st. Sculcoates;
offices, 35 High street
Gratrian Frederick B. 188 Hi^h street
Hall k Wood, Etherington buildings, 49
High street
Hammond k Chambers, 33 North walls
Hillerns C. k Co. Danish bldgs.45High st
Hiort, Knudson k Co. 21 High street
Hirschfeld Brothers, 39 High street k
Com exchange ^
Ingoldby James, 9 Scale lane
Jackson W. E. k Co. 35 Bishop lane
Johnston k Jeff, 61 High street I
Keighley, Maxsted k Co. 160 High st
Kirton Joseph, 36 High street
Lamb(>rt k Smiths, Com exchange k
43 High street
LawtonV^'.Etherington bldgs. 49 High st
Lister George, Com exchange, 36 High
street ; k at Cottingham
Manston A. k Co. Oriel chambers, 27
High street
Marshall k Son, Groves Steam flour
mills, Spyvee street. Groves
Martin William E. 61 Market place
Massam T. Wilherforce bldgs. 35 High st
Meek George & Sons, 31 High street
Metcalfe Harold James, 47 High street
Bedfem Alfred k Co. 41 High street
Stephenson Olaf S. 41 High street
Stuart k Gregson, ss High street ; Dry-
ford mill. Great Union street ; k Scul-
coates mills, Church street
Theilmann, Cowan k Co. The Avenue,
Bishop lane
Thomjison C. F, k J. Com exchange, 36
High street
Thompson Jas. k Sons, Com exchange,
k 36 High street
Walker John Hearlield, 148 High street
Whitehead Henry, 4 Junction place
Wiley Edwin Frederic k Co. Ethering-
ton buildings, 51 High street
Wood Brothers, 58 High street
Wrangham H. W. Lime street, Groves
Wreathall Hobert, 56 High street
SBEDSUEN.
Set Nurterymen ^ Seedsmen.
SBHIITABrBS.
See Schools.
BBBVANTS' BEOISTBT
0FFICB8.
Coatsworth Mrs. Elizabeth, 51 Savile st
Kendall Mrs. T. 30 George street
Pinnock Mrs. D. L. 13 St. Stephen's st
Rosenbaum Morris, Universal Begistry
office, 37 George street
Toyne David, 15 Bridge street
BBWIZra MAOHINB KAITBBS.
ft AaBNTS.
Harked tbns * are Agents.
Bradbury k Co. Limited (Wm. Barker,
man.), 4 Porter street
*Cliff James Coverdale, 10 Carlisle st
'Hughes John, 3 Trinity street
Sawden Benjamm, 45 Dock street
*Shaod Adam, 31 &tvile street
A'Mer Jfeau^aeturing Co. (Geo. Hy.
Thewliss, agent), 61 Whitefriaingate
*Ward John, 7 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
WhSBLBB k WlUSON MAHUFiiCIUBINO
Co. (Thos. Edwin Oapham, man.), 9
Savile street
•White Mrs. Hannah, 15 Worriey stnet
[hull.J
SEWINO UACHIHB BBPBBB.
Wigfield George, 35 Charles street
8HAWZ. ft MANTLE WABE-
HOTJSBS.
Bach Thoa. & Co. 53 to 57 Market place
Maw, Till, Kirke k Co. 33 k 30 Bridge
street ; 4, 5 ft 6 Dock office rowft 16
& 4> Charlotte street
Wilson Mrs. £. i Hatfield ter. Spring st
SHEFFIEI.!) WAREHOUSES.
See Birmiru/ham ^ Sheffield Warehouses.
SHIP BI^CtJIT BAKEB.
Close John, 7A, \orth walls
SHIP BTTILDEBS.
See also Iron Ship Builders.
Garbutt David P. Garrison side
Gibson Edward ft Son, Great Union
street ft Ghirrison side
Humphrey ft Son, Hnmber street
Hunt William, Bankside, Sculcoates
McCann Wm. ft John, (Hrrison side
Sanderson William, 7 Dock Office row
Scarr Bethel Bowser, Garrison side
Westerman Joseph R. i High street
SHIP CABPENTEBS ft JOINBS.
jGibson Thomas, 4 North walls
IHockney ft Liggins, Great Union street
ft Witham
Maraden ft Hodson, 7 Fish street
Mason Thomas, 54'Spyvee 8treet,Grovea
Mills Lawrence, 58 Spyvee street,Groves
SHIP OHANSLEBS.
Gkxxl John ft Sons, 19 High st. ; storrs,
176 ft 177 High street
(iray Henry, 5 Prince's Dock street
Harrison Wm. Blenkin, 6 ft 7 Dock st
Hawkins Robert, 18 Bridge street
Lodge George, Old Rifle Barrack yard,
AHred street
MorriU H. & Son, Ordnance jil. Drj-pool
Newton Brothers, 18, 19 ft so Prinors
Dock street
Parrott William Thomas, South side,
St. Andrew's dock
Rayment ft Sharp, 158 & 159 High St. ;
bond warehouse, 38 High st.; &4 East
end, St. Andrew's dock
Rcteike Frederick Albert, lo Osborne st
Ross Francis & Thomas, i Railway street
ft Oostle street, & West Dock avenn^
Hessle road
ISawyer Henry, 106 High street
iWatkinson Wm. East end, Albert dodt
Whitfield ft Hakes, Adelaide street k
I Commercial road
j SHIP OWNBBa
jBafley ft Leetham, Commercial road
Bannister A. ft Co. 4 Minerva terrace
I Bell ft Co. 4 Hnmber place
BriggsHenry.Sons&Co. i Princes Dock
chambers. Princes Dock street
Brown (Wm.), Atkinson ft Oo. 15 PW-
liament street
Cammell, Woolf ft Haigh, Kingston
chambers. Princes Dock street
Crvfton Shipping Co. Limittd, i8A,Com-
merdal street
Dearman Samuel, i Royal chambers,
Wellington street
Good, Flodman & Duncan, Heasie Gate
buildings, Humber Dock street
Goole Steam Sapping- Oo. Limited (Wm.
Henry Wheelwrigfat,agent), 8 Minerva
terrace, Hnmber Dock street
Gray T. ft Go. Wellington street west
Homstedt i Garthome, 9 Pier street
Hntchinson W. H. H. ft Son, Victoria
chambers, Princes Dock street; ft
Hesslegate buildings, Hnmber Dockst
Lawson George ft Sons, s Princes Dock
chambers. Princes Dock street
Leetham Edward, a Humber place
Lofthonae a M. ft Go. ; ofBoe, Austrian
cfaamban, 07 Humber Dock street;
WBiehoTue, Finkle itnet
Digi
izedbyVjUUVlC
[hull.]
TRADES.
SHOP FITTBB.
Mmoo B. Bnmett k Son, 76 Loi^te I
3laMey*Sai^r,7Qnayrtreet iKeely John Henry, Hall street
Moran s oonderaon, Alexander chAm- 1 -^ -^ *
heT% CftsUe street aTTrvotrwDVoa
Bawson W. k RobinKin J. Walkart BHOPKBJBTBBS.
diambera, Homber street lAihe Robert, 9 Air street, Scalcoates
Sedfem John k Co. 9 A 10 Boy«l cham-i Able George, 47 Upper Union street
ben, Wellington street " I AdBiiJ»Benjainin,i^hnrch stSoalcoates
Ringrose W. tc C. L. 4a High street
Saimnan Henry, Queen's Dock cham-
bers, West end. Queen's dock
Smitb, Hill k Co. 6 Suffolk rov, Win-
odxnlee
Smith John Wm. Princes Dock street
Smith W. Nawton, Quay street
Tnlley W. k Co. 4 Colonjal chambers,
Princes Dock street
Waltham John, a Gloucester terrace,
Gnnmnor street
Wilson Tfaoe. Sons k Co. Commercial rd
Wilson David j.p. 14 Salthonse lane
Ttrkdtir* Co<U ^ Stmvuhip Oo. Limited
(Alex. Meek, man. ; Wm. Edward
Rottsvorth, agent), Minerva terrace
8HXP BXQOBBS.
Pextoa k Skow, Neptune street
Fexton T.338 St. George's rd. Newington
Bippon Balpb, 55 Church st. Drypool
Wnght Thos. Havelock st. Hessle road
Toong George, West Dock street, St.
Andrew's dock
SHIP SKXTUS.
Barnes Thomas, Hedon road
Bttty a. South side, St. Andrew's dodc
Oake JohI^ Hedon road
Fisher William, 1x4 High street
Oibaoo Edward k Soo, Great Union
street k Garrison side
Jackson Charles, Castle street
JesBop Joseph, 151 High street
Morrill fc Son, 56 Church streetiDrypool
Xaylor fc Birch, Trundle street
Norfolk Christopher, 151 High street
XortonBichard,Woolpack eutr7,Humber
Dock street
Piercy William, Hyperion st. Drypool
Skdton John, 35 Edward's place
Wilson C. South East end, Albert dock
Wooddall WUliam, 4 Trundle street
SHIP SUJIVBXOBS.
AOen A. E. 37 Wellington street
Cockrill Wiiliam, 4 St. James' square
Dnncan William Hill, 33 Arlington st
MorrellW.37Graftonst. St. John's wood
Peek fc Cwmicbael, Wellington st. west
Perkins C^. B. C. S. 35 Wellington st
Bidiatds Tnomas Francis, ijWaverley st
SHIP BBOKBBS.
Set Broken — Ship ^ Insurance.
SBtXPWBIOHTS.
Biagisy John, 13 Wilton street
GaKoyne Joseph, 7 Wilberforoe tenaoe,
Aigyle street
Jackson Henry Edmund, la Seaton st
JoRlanfcSalton,Sontb side,St.Andrw's^k
Laogfleld k Ward, Lime street
Mc2tin fc Hodgson, South side, St.
Andrew's dock
Halloa fc Forton, Commercial road
Monday Joseph, 73 Reform street
Soiitb Frank, 7 Reform street
Wade William, Hyperion St. Drypool
Wddon George, 9 Lucas square
saippxHo AomrTs.
Set AgewU — Shipping.
nan,' szavAi. i-akp xa.
liottoa Mrs. E. 19 Hmnber Dock st
8HXBTXAXXB8.
Gee fc Pererral, 16 Market pbce
Hariand William k Co. a k 3 Silver st
Johnston, Smith k 8ons,a j Whitefriargte
RiBKll k Starr, 3 k 4 Junction street.
See advertisement
Smnrthwaite E. C. 9 Whitefriargate
Woods Bros. 31 k 33 Whitefriargate
Adama Johio, 13 Moson street
Adamson Mrs. Sarah Ann, 7 East parade,
Holdemess road
Adcock Lewis, 98 Chiltern street
Addison Miss Sarah £. 39 Regent street
Addison Thomas, 39 Blanket row
Agar Robert, 8 Gonlton street
Akester George, i Barmstoo stiaeit
Akester Joseph, 138 Porter street
Albon John, 16 Arthur st. Newington
Alcock William, 13 Edgar street
AUam Mrs, Elizabeth, 48 Scott street
Allan William Kinsley, 17 Fountain rd
Allen Mrs. Ellen, 33 York street
Allen James, Cheapside, Groves
Allison William, 9 Staniforth pboe
AUott George, Oxford street
Anderson Tmnnas, Dansom lane
Andrew Mrs. Elizabeth, i BUke street
Andrew S. 31 Marvel street, Drypool
Andrew WJUiam, Preston
Andrews Jeremiah, 39 Providence row
Annis Edward Wm. i Selby st.Newngtn
Anysn William, 5 Margaret street
Aimleby WiUiam, 13 Arundel street,
Holdemess road
Archer William, 8 Harrow street
Ardley W. B. 339 Waterloo st. north
Ashton Miss Hannah, 34 Campbell st
Ashton Thoi. 64 Paidey St. Newington
Atkinson Mrs. Jane, 3 Hedon rood
AtkinsonPaulLuther, 93 Gumberkind st
Atkinson Miss Sarah Himsloe, la Jen-
ning street. Groves
Austin Edmund, 1S7 Bean street
AveryMiss M. 13 Strawberry 8t.Drypool
Ba^ey Elerbert, 78 Chnroh street
Bailey Francis, 65 Walker street
Baii^ Mrs. Jane, 70 North street
Bainbridge Wm. Vauxhall gro.Heaslerd
Bainton Mrs. Mary, 35 Alfred street
Baker George, 5 Beecroft St. Newington
Baker Wm. 6 Lome st. Swann's estate
Baker Wm. 33 Woodhonse st. Hedon rd
Baldwin John, 136 Bean street
Ball William, 3a Wincolmlee
Bancroft David, 11 George street
Banks John, laa Walker street
Barker Mrs. Isabella, 7 Oxford street
Barker James, Marmaduke street
Barkiir John, 7 Emily street, Drypool
Barker Miss Susan, 45 Church street,
Scnlcoates
Barnes George, Fountain road
Barnes Wm. 57 Glasgow St. Newington
Barnyard Thomas, 58 St. Paul's street
Barrett Thomas, 14 Collier street
Bartholomew John, 105 Spring street
Barton John, 53 Myton street
Baskerville WiUiam Robert, 33 Witty
street, Newington
Bates W. L. '19 Tadmaii St. Hessle road
Bateeon Hy.35 Craven st. Holdemess rd
Battle Walter, 73 York St. Scolooates
Batty John, 154 Bean street
Baxter Miss Emma, 66 Carr lane
Beal Robert, 13 Vane street
Beautyman Mrs. Ann, 67 Mytongate
Beaver C. 8a Courtney st Holdemess rd
Beck Francis, 10 Francis street east
Beckett Mrs. I. 87 Barmston street
Bedford Henry, 9s West parade
Bell Charles, 46 Strickland street
Bell Robert WiUiam, 13 Swann street k
II Bromley street, Sculcoates
Bell Thompson, 3a Evan's sq. Newington
Benson Hy. a6 Lome st. Swann's estate
Benson Nelson, 5a Colliers street
Bentley F. K 157 Waterloo st. Newngtn
Bentley John, 46 Stanley street
Berry Henry, loi k 103 South parade
Berry Jn. Grafton st. St. John's wood
Berry W. 19 k ao South st. Carr lane
iBeswick James, 100 k loi Barmston st
SHI-SHO 245
Biglin William, Preston
Bilton Ralph, Hessle
Bingley Richard, ao Myton street
Birch Mrs. Fanny, 73 Pease street
Birdi Thos. 14 Redboume st.Bonlevard
Bird Mrs. Elizabeth, Preston
Blackburn Mn. Hannah, 45 English st
Blackburn Mrs. Mary, 10 Cannon street
Blackmore Mrs. Mary, 63 Wassand st
Blades Hy.79 Barnsley St. Holdemess st
Blakeston William Henry, 8 Paiadise rw
Blamires Mrs. Emma, 96 Campbell st
BlaneyMrs.A.3oCraven st. Holdemess rd
Blazier John, aa Roper street
Blazier Thoaoai^ 3a Newton st. Boulevard
BJenkin Chutes, 134 Porter street
Blenkin James, 17 Jane street
Blenkin John, 69 Raywell street
Blenkin Thomas, 48 Scarborough street
k I Witty street, Newington
Blessed Francis, 6 Grimsby lane
Blinkhom George, Hessle
Bolton Mrs. Emma, 1 3 Baikes st. Drypool
Bone Mrs. Alexandra, 33 Strickland st
Boocock William, 79 Spyvee St. Groves
Booth John, 53 Dock street
Booth William, 35 Wassand street
Booty James, 76 Walcott street
Booty William, aoo Bean street
Borrows Martin, 35 Trippett street
Borthwick Henry, 35 Salthonse lane
Bosworth Robert, 7 Kirkby st.Sculcaates
Botta Joseph, 98 West parade
Bottomley Benjamin, Britannia square,
' Air street, Scnlcoates
Bottomley Mrs. M. 63 New George st
Bowling John, 9 Moxon street
Bradley Joseph, Wyke street, Hedon rd
Bragg George, 51 Raywell street
Braithwaite Edward, 59 Hessle road
Brakenbury James, 6 Manor alley
Brandey Mrs. Harriett, 130 Glasgow
street, Newington
Bravo Anthony, lao Osborne street
Brar Mrs. Ann, 38 Norfolk street
Bridges Mrs. Abigail, 73 North street
Brigaon Frederick, 7 Cumberland st
Briggs George Watson, Prince's road,
St: John's wood
Brigham Jas. Waller St. Holdemess rd
Brighton Gabriel, 9 AMborough street
Brjglin Stephen, 3 Little Queen street k
Oiapel street. Paragon street
Brindle Robert, 37 Garden street
Britton James William, 9 Lansdowne st
Broadley John Henry, i Cicero terrace,
Swann street. Sculcoates
Brocklebank James, 58 Spencer street
BrocUebank Thos.H. 14 Lower Union st
Brodie Mrs. Elizabeth, 7 Regent street
Brogden James, Chapman st. Wilmngtn
Brooks Mra Elizabeth, Dansom lane
Brown Mrs. Ann, 49 Raywell strfeet
Brown Arthur, 10 Sutton bank
Brown David, Stoneferry
Brown Frederick, 44 Norfolk street
Brown Geo. 51 Seaton St. Fountain road
Brown Mrs. Jane, 38 North street
Brown Mrs. M. E. 24 Clarendon street
Brown Miss Margt. 118 Campbell street
Brown Michael, 11 St. Mark's street
Brown SamuelH.18 k 30 Neptune street
Brown Thomas, 8 Bond street
Brown Thomas, 84 St. Paul's street
Brownrigg William, 67 Day street
Branton Mrs. Mary, 17 StrieUand st
Bailer John Dale, 40 St Jamas' street
Bultitnde Mrs. J. A. 39 William street
Burgeon Mrs. Eliza, ai Moxon street
Burke Mrs. Elizabeth, 75 Day street
Burke Michael, 80 North street
Burkhill Thomas, 40 Goodwin street
Burman John, 43 Gibson street
Bumham Thomas, 33 Park rd. The pk
BurnsMrs-Clemtina, i43Waterloo st.nth
Bums Miss Elizabeth, 146 Walker st
Bums Mrs. Mary, 10 West street
Barrel! J. S9 Walton street, Newington
Bnrstall Mrs. Ann, sa Hill street
Burton Mrs. Eliza, Warwick st. Drypool
Barton Mrs. Elzth. 41 Lower Uni(m st
Burton Jolui, >8 Jackson street^ IVC
246 SHO
Shopkbbpbbs — contintud.
Barton Mrs. Martha, 8i Eeeton street,
Holdemess road
Butler Charles, 51 Strickland street
Butler Thomas, Adelaide street west
Bntler William, 40 Cumberland street
Bntterworth Samuel, 6 Wilson row,
Drain side
Buttery Mrs. Charlotte, Anlaby road
Bycroft Charles, 6 Grange street,Svmnn's
estate
Byford Mrs. Sarah, 13 Little Queen
street. Paragon street
Caley Mrs.Ellen, 103 Hodgson st.Groves
Calvert Thomas, 18 FinkJe street
Carabidge Thomas, 44 Cogan street
Camlin John, 26 Moxon street
Campbell Cook William, 24 Clifton st
CampUn Mrs. Mary Ann, 8 Short st
Cana John, 19 Neptune street
Cape David, 915 Bean street
Capon Mrs. Amy, 137 High street
Carr Alfred, 32 Osborne street
Ca,TT Mrs. Mary Ann, 40 North street
Carr Robert, 35 Pelham street
Carr Thomas, i Prince of Wales terrace,
Stqniforth place, Hessle road 1
Carr Thomas, 18 Providence row
Carrall J. 2 Manchester st. Newington
CarTollMrs.HaiyJane, i4Wellingtn. mrt
Carter Mrs. Jane, Albert st. Newington
Cartled^ William, 112 Cumberlaoast
Cartwright Robert, i Church lane
, Cash Mrs. Sarah, 124 Walker street
Castle Mrs. Mary, 17 Gibson street
Cavanagh Mrs. Winifred, 28 West st
Cavill James, 12 Cumberland street '
Cairkwell Benj. Hessle rd. Newington
Chambers John, 38 Campbell street
Chambers Mrs. M. A. 128 Walker st
Chaney Miss Mary Ann, 56 Liddle st
Chapman Mrs. Ellen, 45 Marmaduke st
Chapman George, 3 Leonard street
Chapman Mrs. Rebecca, 34 Pease street
Chapman Thos. J. 51 Hodgson st. Groves
Chartres William,23 Lower Union street
Cherry Bd. 93 Barnsleyst. Holdemess rd
Chilvers Robert, 62 Day street
Chivers Mrs. Elzbth. 6^Cavest.Stepney
Chrioies Peter, 63Bright st. Holdnrss.rd
Clake William, 24 Wassand street
Clare Robert, 18 Emily street, Drypool
Clark Jabez, 109 Walker street
Clark John, 85 Selby street, Nevrington
' Clarksoa John, 50 Alicia street
, Cliff Mrs. Ellen, 46 Norfolk street
CliSfe Joseph, 147 Hodgson st. Groves
Clifton Chas. 7 Argyle st. St. John's wd
Clough Mrs. Eliza, 69 MarUx>ro' terrace
Coates John, 2 Barn^ey st, Hldmss. rd
Coates Thomas, 60 Wiliiaiuson street
Coates William, 119 Hodgson st. Groves
Coates Williana, 71 Spyvee st. Groves
CockeriU Edward, 35 Alarmaduke street
Cockerline Miss A. 12 Great Thomtn.Bt
Cocking Mrs. Ann, 29 Green lane
Cogan Mrs. Jane, 15 Jane street.
Coggle Alexander, 80 Kaywell street
Cograve Robert, Hessle
Coleman John, 45 Danaome lane
Coleman Thos. 2 Albert st. Newington
CoUett Chas. 38 Glasgow st, Newington
Colley Mrs. Elizabeth, 107 Walker st
Collier John. 58 Clifton ter. Goodwin st
Collins Joseph, 83 Osborne street
CoUinson James William, 51 Pease st
Connell Thomas, 3 Cumberland street
Connolly Mrs. Elizabeth, 26 Machell st
Cook Joseph, 22 Strawberry st. Drypool
Cook Robert, 91 Adelaide street
Cook Robert, George street, Cottingbm
Cooke James, 2 Jarvis street. Groves
CooUng Joseph, 40 Symons str^t
Cooper Mrs. Ann, 38 North street
Cooper George Wm. a Grimston street
Cooper Joseph, Craven St. Holdemess rd
Cooper Robert, 56 New George street
Cooper Thomas, 26 Jackson street
Cooper Waddingham, 13 Danaom lane •
Cooper Wra. Henry, 2a3Waterloo st.nth
Corker Wm. 48 Pelham street, Drypool
Corp Thomas, 33 MiU street
TRADES.
Cooltous Mrs. Ann Eliza, 97 Church
' street, Scnicoates
Cowzins William, 32 Wassand street
Coverdale Joseph, 17 Sutton bank
Cowen T. 3 Stepney ter. Beverley rd
Cox Mrs. Ann Maria, 19 Manchester
street, Newington
Cox Mrs. Helena, Z04 Hodgson st. Grvs
Coy Arthur James, 66 Wa&er street
Craft Peter, 27 Finsbury street
CrawfordEdwd.4oKcntst.Holdeme88 rd
Crawforth Miss Ann, 38 Church lane
Crawforth Charles, 185 Waterloo st nth
Creagh George, 18 Cave street. Stepney
Croft Mrs. M. Arundell st. Holdemess rd
Cross George, Burleigh st. Holdemess rd
Crowe Mrs. Fanny, 62 Spring street
Crowther Edwin, 15 Dock street
Cullnm John, 24 North street
Culver A.35 Lome street, Swann's estate
OundillJame8,i3oChiltern st.Newington
Curtis Miss Ann, Anlaby
Cnrtis Mrs. Charlotte, 30 Lincoln street
Cnrtis M. 63 Walton street, Newington
Cutting James, 40 Norwood street
Cuttle Mrs. Jane, 15 Hanover square
Dack Henry, 38 Derby street
Dales Spencer, 29 Walker street
Daniels Daniel, 30 Goodwin street
Darby Mrs. Louisa, r94 Bean street
Davidson Mrs. Ellen, Brunswick avenue,
Beverley road
Davidson James, 39 Strickland street
Daridson William, 3 Brtuiswick avenue,
Beverley road,
Davis Benjamin, 9 Barmston street
Davies Mrs. Fanny, Liverpool terrace,
Hessle road, Newington
Davies James, 74 Barmston street
Davis Mrs. Ann,' 13 Pier street
Davis John Wm. 31 Norfolk street
DavisMr8.S. 39 Redbonrne St. Boulevard
Davis Thomas, 26 Clifton street
Davis Williara,57 Paisley St. Newington
Davison Mrs. Jane, 27 Chapel lane
Davidson William, 16 Jackson street
Dawson John, 49 Walcott street
Dawson Mrs. Margaret, 7 Garden street
Dean Alfred Edwin, 153 liean street
Decent Samuel, 18 Albert St. Newington
Deighton Mrs. Sarah, 85 Cogan street
Dellevie Henry, 17 Grey street
Dellevie Hy. Wm. C. 17 Colonial street
Denman Mrs. Mary, Hedon road
Dennis Mrs. Jane, 35 Norfolk street
Dennison WiUiam, 8 Argj-le street
Dermady Mrs. Ann, Ann's place. Chap-
man street, Wilmington
Dewicfc William, 4 Princess street
Dick James, Albert st. Newington
Dick Robert, i Lockwood street
Dixon Mrs. Fanny, 18 Norfolk street
Dixon Mrs. Sarah, Newland; Tofts lane
Dixon Thomas, s Aldborough street
Dobson Mrs. Sarah, 34 Bean street
Dodgson G. S3 Swann St. Sculcoates
Donkin Mrs. M. E. King st.Cottingfaam
DonnellyMr8.Mary.23Jenning St. Groves
Dook Edward, 73 Walcott street
Doughty Mrs. Maria, 6 WawAe st
Downing Arthur, 139! English street
Dowse James, 71 Bnukingliam' street
Drant J. i Catherine st. Wincolmlee
Drewrj' Thomas, 53 William street
Dukes Mrs. Sarah Ann, 107 Adelaide st
Duncum Henry L. 32 Wellington lane
Dunn Charles, 40 Porter street
Dunn Mrs. Harriet, 24 Little Queen
street. Paragon street
Dunn Mrs. Sarah, 10 Jane street
Durbridge Francis, 49 Salthouse lane
Easingwood Robert, 96 Wassand street
Easingwood Thomas, Sutton
East Joseph, 22 Clarendon street
Eastwood Henry A. 44 Salthouse lane
Edmunds Mrs.Elizh.87Sp}-vee st. Groves
Edward Mrs. Sarah, 27 Providence row
Edivards Edward,59Witty st.Newington
Egan Michael, 78 North street
Eggleston Mrs. S. £. 53 Regent street
Eley John, 50 Church street, Drypool
EUerton Mrs. C. Hallgate, CottiDgham
[hull.]
Elliot Danl. 20 Waller St. Holdemess rd
Ellis Charles John, 15 Francis St. east
Ellts Joseph D. Holdemess road
Ellyott James, 37 Swann st. Sculcoates
Elston Mr8.SarahAnn,26Cave st.Stepney
Elvidge William, 66 Clifton terrace
English Mrs. Mary, 135 English street
Evenden Mrs. Eliza, Paull
Evison Fredk. 5 Staniforth pi. Hessle rd
Evison Thos. 79 Bright st. Holdemess id
Fairbank John, HaUgate, Cottingham
Falgen Thomas, 42 Spencer street
Falkingham Thomas, 51 Bean street
Fallas Charles, 38 Lower Union street
Fanning Mrs. James, isi Clarendon st
Farley Philip, 6 Providence street
Faunthorp Mrs.Marv, 16 Waterloo street
Fell John, 34 Humber street
Finan Mrs. Margaret, i Williams place.
Chapman street, Wilmington
?'irby Mrs. Nancj', 3 WilUamson street
Fisher David, 40 Lansdowne street
Fisher George, 29 Upper Union street
Fitzgerald James, 26 Church street
Rowers Hen. M. 5 Church st.Sculcoates
Ford Moses, 51 English street
Foreman Hy. John, 39 West parade
Forfitt John, Sutton
Forward John, 36 Blanket raw
Foster Thouias, 68 Pease street
Foster .William, 34 Daltry street
FosterWilliam, 341 Waterloo St. north
Foster William John, 33 Chapel lane
Foulger John, 14 Albert st. Newington
Fox Frank, 88 Spj-vee street, Groves
Fox WiUiam, 6i Church street
Frankish George, 43 Jenniiig st. Groves
Franks William, 13 Qifton street
Freeman W; Davis, 36Hodg»on st. Groves
Freer John, Williamson street
Fricke Theodore, 401 Osborne street
Fussey Geo. 54 Seaton St. Fountain rd
Fussey Thomas, 21 a, Charles street
FnsaeyWm. laQueens rd. St. John's wood
Gale George, 464 Dock street
Gamble Mrs. Annie, 4 Worsley street
Gant John, 34 Charlotte street
Oarbutt Mrs. A. 3 Norfolk street
Garbutt Mrs. Ellen, 94 Campbell street
Garbutt Mrs. Hannah, 77 West street
Gardham W'illiam, 187 Waterioo st. nth
Garforth George, 83 Walker street
Garrad James, James street, Drj-pool
Garrett John, 54 Barmston street
Garode Mottram, Damson lane & 107
Hodgson street. Groves
Gash 'Thomas, 45 Comn street
Gath Mrs. Sarah, 30 Mj-ton street
Gawthoipo James, 45 Marlborough ter
Geldard Thomas, 13 Villa pi. Hessle rd
George Henrj-, 4 Green lane
Gibson George, 21 Edgar street
Gibson Joseph, 87 Campbell street
Giddings Mrs, Maryv 26 Porter street
Gilchrist JohnH.44Chiltern st.Newingtn
Gill Mrs. Elizabeth, 6 Staniforth place,
Hessle road
Gillery John, 1 1 Porter street
Gilliatt Mrs. Martha, 3 New King st
Gilliard George, 6 Sitwell st. Groves
Gillmorc Samuel, 30 Constable street
Glaves Darley Job, 22 Finsbury street
Glen Mrs. Rebecca, lo Dagger lane
Godfrey George, 7 Blackfriargate
Oofton Samuel, 36 Alicia street
Good George, 47 Seaton st. Fountain rd
Goodin Robert, 2 Marvel st. Drj-pool
Gorbutt William, 28 Sitwell st. Groves
Gould John, 97 Cumberland street
Gray Robert, 2 Prince's street
Gray Thomas, 58 Francis street east
Grray William, 41 Somerscales street
Grayson William, 12 High strest
Grayvurn Wm. 61 Selbj St. Newington
GreavesGeorge,St. Augnstinegate, Hedon
Green Mrs. Elizabeth, 75 Hemle road
(}reen George, 89 Osborne street
Green James, 16 Brosdley street
Greenfield Mrs. EUzh. 45 Blackfriargate
Greenham Phillip, 48 Myton street
Habbersbaw Mrs. H. 85 Spring street
HackerMrs. Jane, 19 Carlton st.Newingtn
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Hague Charles, 86 Peel street
Hagnes Mrs. 7a Clarendon gtreet
Ragoes Esau, 46 Porter street
Haloes Mrs. Hannah, 14 Seatoa street
Haigh John, Hessle road, Newington
Hair Edward, 35 Sonth parade
Hales Elizah, 38 Gonlton street
Hall Charles, i3Cleveland street, Groves
Hall Mrs. Elizh. 28 Dcrringham street
Hall Mrs. Sarah Ellen, 15 Garden street
H^l Thomas, 2 Emily street, Drypool
Bammond T. 33 Witty st. Newington
Hamshaw William, 60 Wa^sand street
Hansley Mrs. Hannah F. 10 Hill street
Hanly David, King street, Cottingham
Hardy John, 37 Alexandra street
Hardy William, S7 Hodgson St. Groves
Harland Benjamin, 70 Somerscales st
Harland Daniel, ai Studlcy street
Harmer Wilson, 18 Bourne street
Harper Mrs. Ann, 37 Terry street
Harper John, 70 Raywell street
Harrison Miss Ann, 61 Cogan street
Harrison Thomas, 20 Norfolk street
Harrison Thomas Hy. 2 Machell street
Barrisan William, 22 Derby street
Harrison William, gdHodgson St. Groves
Harrison William, 17 South street
Harrow Robert, 27 Lansdowne street
Hart William, Sntton
Hattan William,DeGrey st.St.John's wd
Hawkins John S. 35 Cmnberland street
Haiby William, 72 Hayw«ll street
Hares Samuel, 5 Bond street
Hayton Robert, 25 Strickland street
Hebblewhite John, 35 Sytnons street
Hcbden Miss Emma, 3 Walker street
Heppenstall John, 5 Daltr^' street
H^ton George, 57 Oxford street
Hepton Mrs. &raii, 65 York street
Herbert Thomas, 54 (Sinning street
Hercliff Henrj-, Ki*k Ella
Heron Peter, 32 Sitwell street. Groves
Heterick John George, 80 South parade
Hewitt Jacob C. 38 Clarendon street
Heiison Miss Ann, Baxtergate
Hewsnn Benjamin, 193 High street
Hewson John, 96 MorUi street
Hewson Thomas, 14 Marlborough ter
Hian John, i Queen's rd. St. John's wood
Hicks George Shiekl, 54 Lincoln street
Hildred Mrs. Martha, 91 Goodwin st
Hildyard Hy. 16 Jenning street. Groves
Hill Mrs. Harriet, 32 North street
Hill John, 7 Sewer lane
Hill Thomas, 76 Spyvee street. Groves
Hill Thomas, 20 Walter street
Hillam William, 9 Christojiher street
Hings Peter, 27 New George street
Bilnan Geo. 30 Lome st. Swann'a estate
Hobson Mrs. Sophia, 8 Brunswick
avenne, Beverley road
HorUess William. 127 Regent street
Hodgson John, Stoneferrv
Hodgson Robert, Wilfred terrace,
Beaumont street
HodgsonWilliam,6iChurch st.Sculcoates
Hue Mrs. Mary, 29 Porter street
Hoe Turton, 1 1 Myton street
Hiiggard John, 94 Canning street
Hiillwook W. T. 22 Marmadukc street
Holdemby Edward, Raikes St. Drypool
Huldridge John, 73 Bean street
Holdsworth Joseph, 7 Alicia street
Holgeth Henry, 144 Glasgow street
HoUingsworth Jhomas, 5 Edgar street
Hiilroyd Thomas, 128 St. Paul's street
Hood Mrs. Ann, 7 Alfred street
H(ir>le Mrs. Hannah, 64 Edgar street
Hopliin Frederick, gi Trinity street
Hopkins Walter, 3iChiltern st.Newngtn
Hopper Thomas, 15^ Adelaide street
Homer J. E. 3 Cave street. Stepney
Hiirsfield John, 48 Jenning st. Groves
Hotstield William, 6 Elm ter. Russell st
Horton Thomas, Primrose villas, Alex-
andra rood, St. John's wood
Hurton William, 3 Princess street
Hotchkin Henry, 32 St. James' street
Houghton George, 4 West parade
Hiiunsworth Joseph, 36 Campbell street
Hunsley Mrs. .Sarah Ann, 92 Albany st ,
Howden William, qo Adelaide street ILatus William, 40 Lincoln street
Howdin J. F. 20 James ttreet, Drj^jool Laverack William, 93 Adelaide street
Howell John Hy. 7 Chilternst.Newmgtn'Laverick Joseph, laoCumber land street
HowlettRt. 26 Bamsley St. Holdemess rd : Lawrence A. 71 Walton st. Newington
Hoyle Miss Hannah, 20 Gt. Thornton st Lawson Abraham, i Carlton st. Nwngtn
Hojle Joseph, 18 Green lane
Hudson C. G. 66 Great Passage street
Hudson William, 31 Bean street
Humberstone Mrs. ~
street north
Lawson Abraham, Hessle rd.Newington
Lawson' Mrs. Martha, 61 Craven street,
Holdemess road
Ruth, 133 Waterloo Lawson Michael, i Moxon street
i Lawton WiUiam, 85 West street
Humphrey Mrs. Mary Jane, 29 Dagger k,Leahair A. 59 Clifton ter. Goodwin st
Humphrey Thomas, 19 Clifton street i Leak Samuel, 40 York street
Humphrey William, 100 Osborne street I Lear John, 10 Myton street
Himt Edward, i Symons street I Ledger John Herbert, 19 St. Paul's st
Hunt Thomas, 10 Finkle street ! Lee James, 15 Church st. Sculcoates
Hunl£r C. 17 k 18 Fountain road ! Lee Thomas, 26 Walker street
Hunter Henry, 69 Edgar street I Leveson Ed^vard, 73 New George street
Hunter Jas.Brigham, 8561. Thornton at] Levitt Edward, 55 Wassand street
Hunter WiUiam, 17 Shakespeare street | Levitt W. 78 St.George's rd.Newington
Hnrd Mrs. Rebecca, 69 Wellington lane Levy Mrs. Ann, 36 Wassand street
Hurst Thomas, 134 Cumberland street ! Lidgnrd Benjamin, 59 Wassand street
Hutchinson James, 28 East cheap' |Lidgard Francis, 175 Bean street
Spenper street , Ligntbourne Johq, 47 Humber street
Hutton John Wm. Hallgate,Cottingham
I'anson John William, 109 West' parade
Ingamells Joseph, 87 Osborne street
Ingram William, 116 Durham street
Ironmonger Wm. i27Hodgson st.Groves
Israel Mrs. Rachel, 22 Collins street
Lightowlera Mrs. Sarah, 27 North street
Linstrom Mrs. Emily, 74 Spencer st
Lison John William,9 Brunswick avenue
east, Beverley road
Little James, 198 Regent street
Lock Mrs. Sarah Ann, 4 Manor street
Jackson Mrs. Amelia, 2 Chapman street, j Locking John, 16 Robinson row
Wilmington
Jackson David, 19 WateHoo street
Jackson Everitt, 31 Sculcoates lane
Jackson Henry I. 43 West parade
Jackson James, 22 Bright street,
Holdemess road
Jackson John, 7 Vernon st. St. John's wd
Jackson Mrs. Martha, De-la-Pole place,
Drypool
Jackson R. 39 Cleveland street. Groves
Jackson Robert, 2 Salthonse lane
Jackson Thomas, 89 Thomas street
Jarvis Mrs. Ann, 9 Derby street
Lofthonse William, Stoneferry
Lomas Thomas, Manor street
Longfellow T. 173 Waterloo street north
Lon^ey James, Lambert street, St.
jMin 8 wood
Longley Mrs. Mary, 6 Gibson street
Longstatf William, 17 Chapman street,
mlmington
Longtliom W. 34 Witty st. Newington
Lowther Henry, 162 Walker street
Lowther Wm. 3 Wilmington, Groves
Lucas George, 49 Colliers street
,, , ! Lusher George, 40 Upper Union street
JiiTvis Robert, 24 Seaton st. Fountain rd I Lyndoe Stephen, Hall^te, Cottingham
Jarvis Wm. 15 Redboume st. Boulevard iLybn George, 23 Providence row
JeScott Thos. Beaumont ter. Pelham st McAvoy John, 33 York St. Sculcoates
Jefferson Henr}', 41 Canning street : McDonald James, 67 Francis St. west
Jeffrey John, 48 Dock street \ McDougall Allan, 43 Roper street
Jennings Mrs. Ann,Bankside,Sculcoate8iMfFiidden William, 14 Mill street
Jessop Harry Dixon, 161 Regent street McJoam Frederick, 55 York street
Jewison John, 34 Scott street IMcKenna Mrs. M. 72 Cleveland street
Jipson William, New village, CotlinghmiMcKibbin Hugh, 65 Campbell street
Jobling G. 36 Courtney st. Holdemess rd | Mackinder William, 82 North street
Johnson G. 40 Church street, Drypool [McKivitt Matthew, 73 Gt. Thornton st
Johnson Mrs. Jane, 60 Durham street JMcManus Michael, i Trippett street
Johnson John, 66 Spyvee st. Groves iMcTurk A. 15 Newton street, Boulevard
Johnson J. P. Finkle street,Cottingham Mahony Mrs. Mary Ann, 5 Chapel
Johnson Thomas, 104 Walker street 1 street. Paragon street
Johnstone Miss E. 52 Francis st. west Mallinson Saml. 64 Marmaduke street
"1 Maltby George, 17 North street
! Manderville T. 78 Grafton st. Newingtn
! Mann William, 47 York street
Jordan J. 49 Warwick street, Drj-pool
Jordan Wm. Hy. 33 Adelaide street
Joys Mrs. Eliaabeth, 26 Bean street
Kanaack Mrs. Emma, 21 Day street
Kay William, 153 Regent street
Keene James, 31 Lower Union street
Keightlev Mrs. H. 64 West parade
Kelly John, 53 Osborne street
Kelsey Henry, 40 Lower Union street
Kelsey William, 35 Lower Union street
Kemp J. P. Ryde street, Beverley road
Kemp Robert, jnn. Preston
Kennedy H. Liverpool st. Hessle road
Kensley George, 83 Walcott street
Kenyon Dixon, 28 Gibson street
Keston Mrs. Francis, 15 Cob<len place
Key worth George, 1 Smeaton street
Kilington George, 73 Walker street
Kipling Henry, q
Boulevard
Manning John, 51 Colliers street
Marginson William, 26 Daltry street
Margrave Edward, Alexandra buildings,
Holdemess road
Markham Joseph, 12 Studley street,
Holdemess road
Markham Mrs. M A. 21 Marmaduke st
Marrow James, Dansom lane
Marsh Mrs. Ann, Market place, Hedon
Marshall Allan, 19 Marmaduke gtreet
Marshall Mrs. Jane, 139 St. Paul's st
Marshall Mrs. Jane Ann, 7 New King st
Marshall WiUiam, 130 English street
Marshall WiUiam, 11 Hedon road
Martin Fred. S. loi Spring street
Redboume street, Martin Frederick, 19 Dock street
Martin S. i (irange st. S^vann's estate
Kirk Mrs. E. i Tomlinson st.Xcwingtonj Martin Mrs. Sarah Ann, 54 Scott street
Kirk Ralph, 3 Kingston square. Air st
Kirk WiUiam, 27 Scale lane
Kistcr Mrs. M. A. 13 Edward's place
Knight' James, 6 Bluiket row
Knott John, 51 Chilfcrn st. Xewington
Mason J. 42 Church street, Sculcoates
' Mason James, 87 Lime street
Mason John, 22 MarveB street, Drypool
Mason Mrs. Mary Ann, 15 Oxford st
Masscr John, Hessle rd. Newington
Koppelman Mrs. Phccbe, i Brunswick Masson Edward, 40 Francis street east
terrace, Grosvenor street 'Matson Mrs. B. 37 Strickland street
L,acey Thomas, 1 1 Wassand street Matthews Joseph Daniel, Dansom lane
Ladlow Albert, 39 Church st. Sculcoates Matthews W. 4 Lee Smith st. Hedon rd
Lanfield John. 5 Jennin;; street, trrovcs Mattinson Miss Jane, 35 Blanket row
Langley Robert, 124 English street Mawer William, 2t Walcott street
Larder William, 1 1 Catherine street . Mead Samuel, a- CampbeU stre^ j Q
248 8H0
Shopkxefbiis — eotUimied.
Medforth Robert, 17 St. Paul's street
Megginson Mrs. Frances. 118 Osborne st
Mernkin Mrs. Ann, 18 Soath street
Mewse Edward, 19 Fiakle street
Middleton James W. i Station parade,
Holdei-nesa road
Midwood William, 39 Worsley street
Midwood Wm. J. 31 Marlborongh ter
Milliner George, Manor alley
Mills D. 24 Emily street, Dr}'pool
Mills Thomas, 3 Howard's row. Chap-
man street, 'W ilmington
Milner Paul William, 11 Broadley street
Milner Vickerman, 7 Norfolk street
Milson Mrs. Annie, 7 Grotto square
Milsom Mrs. Esther, 6 Broadley square
Monkman Mrs. C. ai Vinoent street
Monsey Benjamin Wickman, 38 Court-
ney street, Holdemeas rood
Moody Thomas, 130 Hodgioa st. Grores
Moor Mrs. Mary, 35 Ho^son 8t.6roTes
Moore Alfred, 9 Emily street, Drypool
Morfitt William, 64 Great Passage st
Morley Luke, 6 Cross street
Morris Alfred D. 19 New Garden street
Morris Christopher, a Lockwood street
Morris John William, i Canning street
Morris Thomas, la Bodney street
Motley John, 43 Paisley st. Newingtoa '
Moxon Joseph, 54 Church st. Drypool
Mumby Mrs. Annie E. 53 Waasand st
Mumby Joe, Sutton
Mumby Mrs. M. 1 1 Edward st. Medley st
Mumby Robert, 34 Great Union street
Mundy Geo. William, 95 Osborne street
My hill William, 71 Cogan street
Nash Josiah, 160 Waterloo street north
Neil Thomas, 37 Alexandra street
Nelson John, 15 Edward's place
Nequest M. 18 Lower Union street
Ness John, Hallgate, Cnttingham
Newbanner Charies, 18 Alexandra street
Newbitt Thomas, 66 North street
Newborn Edward, 13 Blake street
Newoombe Mrs. Ann, Willerby
NewtombeMrs. L. Cott inghm.rd. Newlnd
Newcombe Wilson, 76 Church street
Newlore Thomas, 80 Walker street
Newton Mrs. Matilda, 54 Osborne street
Newton-Mrs. Sarah A. i St. Mark's st
Nicholson Charles, 135 Regent street
Nicholson George, 81 Gt. 'fhomton st
Nicholson Jose^, Waloott street
Noble Isaac, 901, English street
Noble Mrs. Martha, 35 West parade
Norris William, 5 Edinburgh crescent,
Hessle road, Newington
Nortbgrares Mrs. Margaret, 33 Longden
street, Newington
Norton Joseph, 39 Scott street
Nuirse Isaac, i New Zealand terrace,
Providence row
Nunn Samuel John, 17 Providence row
Oates James, aS Jenning street. Groves
Okey William Stuart, so Garden street
Oliver Mrs. Emma, 64 Gt. Thornton st
Ombler David, 105 Day street
Openshaw Mrs. H. 124 Cumberland st
Osborn Charles, 37 Warwick st. Drypool
Oonsworth Wm. W. 37 Wellington lane
Oozman Mrs. J. S. 79 South parade
Overton Mrs. E. 174 Waterloo st. north
Owst Levitt L. 60 Walmsley street
Oxley Charles, 6 Norfolk street
Oxiey Joseph, 40 Derby street
Oxley William, 36 Lower Union street
Oxley William, 48 Salthouse lane
Oxtoby Daniel, 93 Day street
Oxtoby Frederick, 66 Spencer street
Oxtoby Joseph, 5 Scale lane
Page Samuel, 33 Walker street
Paling James, 13 St. Silas st. Sculcoates
Pallister James, 31 Alexandra street
Palmer Mrs. E. 3 Christopher street
Palmer Mrs. Jane, 33 Gibson street
Palmer Mrs. Sarah, Common, Hessle
Parish Samuel, 64 Baywell street
Parker John Wilson, 17 Blundell street
Parker Thomas L. 35 Great Union street
Parker William Michael, 55 Arundell
street, Holdemess road
TRADES..
Parkinson William, 18 Windsor street
Parrinder William, 38 William street
Partridge Wm. Hy. 59 Strickland street
Fatchett Francis, Sculcoates lane
Patchett William, 23 West parade
Paver Wm. i Emily street, Drypool
Pawaon William, 146 Bean street
Peacock Mrs. Alice, 22 Barmston street
Pearson John, 4 Urosvenor street
Pearson William, 8 South street
Peart Mrs. Haimah, Hessle
Peart Thomas, 9 Naylor's row, Drypool
Peel Ambrose, 57 Wassand street
Penrose John, 44 West parade
Pepper Solomon, 47 Barmston street
Perciral Edward, 34 Alexandra street
Perkins Tom, 35 Trippett
Perrin Miss Mary A. 8 St. Mark's street
Phillippi MVs. Ellen, 8 Collier's street
Pickering James, 7 Hodgson st. Groves
Pickering Mrs. S. Ann, 65 Myton street
Pickles William,35Boynton st.Bonlevard
Pierce Mrs. S.A.46 Parrottst. Newington
Pilmoor Miss Jane, Strickland street
Finder Mrs. Lovica, 164 High street
Pitcher Robert, 4 Jane street
Platts Michael, 181 Bean street
Pockley Richard, Dansom lane
PoUard John Thomas, Beverley road
Pooley Silvester, 41 Adelaide street
Porte Henry, i Marlborongh terrace
Porter James, 38 Osborne street
Porter Wm. 18 Naylor's road, Drypool
Poskitt Geoive, 3 Spyree street, Groves
Ponnsbury Wm. Henry, i8g Regent st
Powell John, 61 Kent st. Holdemess rd
Powell John, 38 Studley street
Prahm Mrs. Elizabeth, 33 William street
Price Mrs. Elizabeth, 33 Grimsby lane
Pritchett Edward, 36 St. James' street
Quest George, 70 Waverley street
Bamsdale (J^rge,33Swann st.8calooates
Bamaden Thomas, 63 Cumberland street
Ramsden Thomas, 73 Sandringham
street, Newington
Randerson Mrs. M. 34 Vincent street
Baper Mrs. Christians, 19 Hnmber st
Rsper Samuel, 33 & 34 Warwick street
Bead Joseph, 3 Nornabell street
Bead Robert, 76 West parade
Redeem Mrs. Fanny, 35 Baywell street
Reed James, 9 North dhurdi side
Reed John, 35 Pease street
Reid Mrs. A. 11 Newton st. Boulevard
Renardson Mrs. Elizabeth, 8 Staniforth
place, Hessle road
Renardson Robert, 41 Raywell street
Rhodes Edwin, 49 Gibson street
Rhodes Mrs. E. 15 & 33 Blanket row
Rhodes Mrs. Mary, 53 Hnmber street
Rich James, 53 Cleveland street, Groves
Richards Thomas, 13 Bean street
Richardson Mrs. A. 14 Kent street
Richardson Charles, 36 Walcott street
Richardson James, 15 Hopwqod street
Richardson Mrs. Mary Ann, 157 Bean st
Rickards James, 11 Edgar street
Rickleford James, 114 Walker street
Rider Geo. 4Bright St. Holdemess road
Binger Arthur, 37 Spencer street
Rippon Jas. 33 Craven st. Holdemess rd
Roberts Geo. 47 Strawberry st. Drypool
Roberts James, 145 St. Paul's street
Roberts John, ai Adelaide street
Roberts John, 14 Freehold street
Roberts Mrs. Sarah Ann, i Colliers st
Robertshaw F. 53 Carlton sL Newington
Robertson Mrs. Rebecca, 8 Constable st
Robinson B. ij Tomlinson st. Newington
Robinson Charles, 18 St. Luke's street
Robinson G. Westbourne st. Hessle road
Robinson Henry, 45 Reform street
Robinson James, 54 Walmsley street
Robinson John, 64^ New George street
Robinson Robert, so Norwood street
Robinson Mrs. Sarah, 119 Constable st
Robinson Thomas, Lilley, Preston
Robinson W. Waller st. Holdemess road
Robinson Wm. Raikes street, Drypool
Robinson William James, 106 Bean st
Robson Wm. T. 31 Selby st. Newington
Roe Francis, 106 Cumberland street
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Rollinson Mrs. Martha, 57 Bean street
Ross Alfred George, 63 Peel street
Roult William, 30 Newton st. Boulevard
Roundbill John, 35 York street
Rowe Mrs. Ellen, 99 Thomas st.Drypool
Rowling John, 37 Lincoln street
Roydhonse Tom, 17 Grasshouse road,
Wilmington
Rudd John, 41 Scott street
Ruddiforth John, Newland, Cottingham
Rnddiforth R. 37 Strawberry sL Drypool
Busby John, 30 Gibson street
Rnshforth Benjamin, 179 High street
Rushohne Benj. 6a Hodgson st. Groves
Rushton Ferris, 37 Windsor street
Russell Alfred, iiBosamond st. Boulevard
Rutherford Mrs. Mary, 59 Barmston st
Ruttledge W. 33 York street, Sculcoates
Sainsborough Tom, a Blanket row
Sainsbury William, 19 Campbell street
Salmon Mrs. Mary, 33 Shoot street
Sampoon Mrs. Phoebe, 30 Wasaand st
Sandersrai John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Sanderson Wm. 9 Selby st. Newington
Sands John, i Waverley street
Sardar John, 34 Mill street
Sargeant George, 158 English ttreet
Saunders Mrs. Sarah, 40 Edgar street
Savage John, 31 Scott street
Savage Mrs. Mary, 8 Ripon st.Hedon rd
Savidge Stephen, 36 Scott street
Saxton Edwin, 139 English street
Sayers Robert, 59 North street
Scaro Thos. St. Augustinsgate, Hedon
Scarr James Thomas, 16 Wuliamson st
Schoefield Mrs. Ann, i Swann street,
Sculcoates
Schroeder William, 66 Osborne street
Scorah Thomas, 135 Campbell street
Screeton James, 91 Hessle road
Screeton Mrs. Lucy, 136 Day street
Sernby Wm. 30 Bright st.wildemess rd
Searby William, King St. Cotting^m
Self Walter. 108 Campbell street
Selwood Mrs. Elizbh. Ellen, 91 English st
SemleyArth.H.6Bright st. Holdemess rd
Settle Joseph, 4 Paradise row^ridge st
Seward George, 30 Marvel st. Drypovl
Sharp Mrs. Jane,St. Augustine gte.Hedoii
Shaw Edwd.4 Station par.Holderaess rd
Shaw Henry, 339 Waterloo street north
Shearsmith Geor^ 94 Comberland st
Shearamith Wilkinson, 13 Hessle road
Shepherd William, Manor street
8hepherdsonC.33Bright st..Holdeme8a rd
Sherman Henry, Harrow street
Sherwood Thomas, 35 St. James' street
Shores Robert, Hallgate, Cottingham
Shoson Henry, 13 Salthonse lane
Sibley John, 119 Adelaide street
Silk William, 30 Blundell street
Simmonds Luther, 91 West parade
Simpson Edward. 33 BurMigh street,
Holdemess road
Simpson Edward Upsall, 1 1 Tempennee
street. South street
Simpson Thos. i Paradise row. Bridge st
Sirola Mrs. Phillis, 9 Blackfriargate
Skelton Thomas, 43 Blanket row
Slide Miss Mary, Preston
Slingsby Frederick, Hume street
Smiter Thos. Jn. 33 Albert st.NewingtoB
Smith Edward, Anlaby
Smith Edwin, Stepney la. Beverley nti
Smith Mrs. Eliza, 15 Clifton terrace,.
Goodwin street
Smith Frederick, 65 Bean street
Smith George, a; Vane street
Smith Greenhead, 48 Reform street
Smith John, 31 Felham street, Drypool
Smith John, 97 Selby street, Newii^itaa
Smith Mrs. I&ria, 145 Waterloo st nth
Smith Raphael Robert, 57 Day street
Smith Sydney, 3 Swann street
Smith ^rdney, 18 York street
Smith 'Thos. 16 Studley st. Holdemess rd
Smith Thomas, 38 Upper Union street
Smith William, 33 Blake street
Smithson Mrs. Mary Ann, i GKlbert
street, Hossle road
Smithson William, 35 Francis st. east
Sneeston George, Hassle jij i\r'
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Snovden Benjamin, a8 Egginton street
Snowden Charles, 67 Church street
Soar Mrs. Ann, 7 St. Stephen's square
SoUitt Benjamin, ao Park rd. The Park
Soater George, 75Walton St. Newington
Suathcoat Charles, a6 Green lane
Spaivien George, 48 Spencer street
Speechlej- Edvard, lao Porter street
Speecbley James, 19 Walcott street
Spencer Henry, 58 Goulton street
Spngg Stephen, Soutternte, Hedon
Spring Mrs. Ann, 37 Ricnmond terrace
Slandering Mrs. Jane B. 37 Short street
Starkey George, Paull
Startup (leoree, 3 Myton street
Statters Mr8.Maiy,^lgste,Cottingham
Stead J. Vauxhall grove, Hessle roaid
Stephenson George, 15 Beaumont street
Stephenson Henry, 3a Great Union at
Stephenson John, Crowle at. Hedon rd
Stephenson Richard, 7a Wasaand street
St^henaon Mrs. Sarah, 45 Collier's st
Stockdale Bobert, 6 St. Stephen's square
Stothard Mrs. Harriet, 4 Air street,
Scolcoates
Stothard John, 67 Comberiand street
Storin Thomas, 40 4c 43 Myton street
Strafford Henry, 33 Myton street
Straker Thomas, 27 Walker street
Stnither Mrs. Dorothy, 130 South par
Stoart John, 251 Waterloo street north
Stubbs John, 9 Spenoer street
Stanton William, Tliwaite st.Cottinj^iam
Suddaby Miss Ann, 35 West street
Soddaby Mrs. Hartha,43Aldboroiigh st
Sommers Mrs. Mary, 15 Cumberland st
SamptanWm.aaCraven st.Holdemess rd
Sutherland John A. 68 Glasgow street,
Kewington
Smles B. 61 Walton street, Newington
8«ann Mrs. Mary Ami,33Francis St. west
Svinney Miss T. 17 Lower Union street
Sykes Mrs. Ann, 109 Witham
SykesS. E. i Brunswick av.Bererley rd
Sykes Thomas, 3 Broadley square
Sykes William, Sutton bank
Tacker Charlea, ao Holdemess road
Tait Walter, 66 Francis street west
Tarbottom Geo.41 Beaumont st.Drypool
Tate Wm. Fredk. 74 Selby st. Newington
Taylor Adam, 61 Arthur st. Newington
Tayk>r Mrs. Mary Ann, i Glasshouse
road, Wilmington
Tiylor William, Manor street
leather Robert, 45 Bean street
Temple John, 19 York street
Theaker Wm. Dyson, NewUind Tofta la
Thideton Henry, 47 Dansom lane
Thompma Mrs. Ann, 53 Naylor's row,
Drypool
Thompson George, 64 North a,treet
Thompson Geo. 8 Strawberry St. Drypool
Thompson Mrs.Harriet, Adelaide st.wst
Thompson Richard, 98 Hill street
Thompson Thomas, 43 Wellington lane
Thompson William, 56^ William street
ThompeonW.R.Cr»Ten st.Holdemess rd
Thorpe Bethel, 4 Care st. Stepney
ThmidercliS Henry, 36 Clifton terrace,
Goodwin street
Thnstian Jamea, 36 Broadley street
Tipple George, 103 Trinity street
Tqiple Isaac, 93 lister street
Tommins Benjamin, 5 Robinson row
Tosler Mrs. Elizabeth, 31 Osborne st
Traris John,37Grange at.Swann's estate
TraynoT Frauds, 79 Moxon street
Treiise John, 120 Bean street
Tiwise J. A. Grafton st. St. John's wood
Troop WQliam, 4a Barmston street
TiMt Mrs. Elixabeth, 19 Cottingham pi
Tmrell James, a6 Jenning st. Groves
Ttnshall Robert, 79 Edgar street
Todwr Charles Henry, 5a South parade
Tnlley Mra. Nancy, 4 Christopher street
Tullock J. 36 West Dock aven. Hessle rd
Tone George, 58 South jiarade
T^mgate W. 1 Manchester ter. Hessle rd. I
Turner George, 36 Walker street
Tomer John Spice, 138 Day street
Twell Mrs. Eliza, 7 Sculcoates lane
TRADES.
Varley Christopher, 28 Waterloo street
Varlcy John, 107 Spring street
Vellenoweth G. 57 WheSer st.Newingtn
Vinson Mrs. Charlotte, 9 Arg}'le street
Wade Robert, 70 Canning street
Walker Charles, 4 Blanket row
Walker Dominic, 15 Sewer lane
Walker George, 17 Hanover sqnare
Walker James, 19 New Creorge street
Walker Thomas, 18 Waterloo street
Walker William, Paull
Walsh Mrs.Panny,Northgate,Cottinghm
Walsh Robert, 13 Lincoln street
Walton Laverack, Wilmington, Groyes
Walton Mrs. Susannah, 3a Mill street
Warbnrton Henry, 4 Strickland street
Wardrobe Mrs. Annie, 14 Brunswick
avenue, Beverley road
Warriner Andrew, 9 Gibson street
Watson George, 36 Walmsley street
Watson James, 5 Green lane
Watson James Henry, 72 Daltry street
Watson William, aio Bean street
Watts George, ^ Oxford street
Waud Thos. i Ripon buildings,Hedon rd
Wandby Miss Ann, 23 Williwn street
Webb Wm. EdgBr,4 Cleveland st. Grove
Webster Mrs. Ann, 56 Alexandra street
Webster James, 18 Moxon street
Webster Peter, 8j Osborne street
Weldon George, 43 Colliers street
Wells Emanuel, 5 Cogan street
Wells William, 10 Strickland street
West Charles Wm. 47 Walmsley street
West Richard, 33 Haurrow street
Westerdale Benjamin, Stoneferry
Westerdale Jsph. 128 Hodgson st.Groves
Western John, 15 Edgar street
Wharton Mrs. Ann, 33 Lower Union st
Whartin Charles, 43 Liddell street
Wharton Joseph, 40 Terry street
Wheal James, 61 York st. Sculcoates
ifliesldon Joshua, 10 Blackfriargate
Whincup Mrs. Mary Ann, 36 Church
street, Sculcoates
White Cornelius, 47 Bean street
Whitehead Mrs. Hannah, i Wawne st
Whitelock Thomaa, 49 South parade
Whitfield Henry, 9a North street
Whitham Mrs. Emma, 10 Osborne st
Whiting Edward, 10 Oil Mill lane
Whitri^ J. 13 Cioero terrace, Swann st
Whittaker J. 150 Chilton St. Newington
Whittingham John, a6 Caroline street
Wigglesworth W. S. 43 Adelaide street
WilMrforoe Wm. 24 St. Luke's street
Wilcock Mrs. Mary, 3 Grimstone street
Wiles John Wm. P. 18 Oil Mill lane
Wilkinson Mrs. £. 19 Chtrden street
Wilkinson Mrs. Eden, 53 West parade
Wilkinson Henry, 114 Adelaide street
Wilkinson Henry Coop, 25 Spencer st
Wilkinson M. i3Veruon St. St. John's wd
Wilkinson Wm. Foster, I7J Winoolmlee
Wilkinson W. H. i isWalton st.Newingtn
Wilks Mrs. H.88Manche8ter st. Hessle rd
Wilks James, Cleveland street, Groves
Willby Robert, 61 Bean street
Waiby William, 58 Collier's street
WillowsMrs. M.J.26Eyan's sq.Newingtn
Wilmot John, 24 Edgar street
Wilson James, 38 Walmsley street
Wilson John, 229 W^alton St. Newington
Wilson Robert R. 57 Edgar street
Wilson Watson, 40 Walcott street
Wilson William, 143 Bean street
Wilson William, lai Campbell street
Wilyman Robert, 91 Day street
Windas Mrs. S. A. 61 Canning street
Windass Miss Susannah, 89 Adelaide st
Windle George, 24 Adelaide street
Windle John Boot by, Strickland street
Winn Mrs. Caroline, 33 Scott street
Winter Edward, 23 Dagger lane
Witty John Ethelbert, s Brighton ter-
race, Hopwqod street
Womack John, 39 Campbell street
Wood Anthony, 34 Walcott street
Wood Charles, 11 Walcott street
Wood George H. 31 Lower Union street
Wood Isaiah, 37 William street
Wood John, 33 Spyree street
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Woodhonse M'iUiam, Preston
Woods Edwards, i Grotto square
Woodward Mrs. Elizabeth, 15 Havelock
street, Newington
Woodward Mrs. Ellen, 36 Edgar street
Woodward J. 54 Hodgson st. Groves
Woodward Mrs. Mary, 80 Wassand st
Woollens John Thomas, 33 Day street
WrayC.C.23Bmn8wick aven. Beverley rd
Wray James, 300 Regent street
Wray Mrs. Jane, 49 Blackfriargate
Wray Robert B. Grafton st. Newington
Wray Thomas, Hessle
Wray William, 10 Green lane
Wray William Francis, 4 Moxon street
Wright Mra. Harriet, 13 Church lane
Wnght James, 416 Bamsley street
Wright Mrs. Jemima, 31 Hill street
Wright John, Northgate, Cottingham
Wright Lewis, 5SI Thomas street
Wright William, Hallgate, Cottingham
Wrightson Charles, 59 York street
Wriglesworth John WiUiam,so Grafton
street, Newington
Young Mrs. Ann, 149 English street
Young Edward, 14 Jackson street
Young Mrs. Helen, 10 Eastcheap
Young John, 3a Lincoln street
Young Joseph, 33 Reform street
Young Robert, 44 Hedon road
Young Mrs. Sarah, 50 Sykes street
Young W. II Clyde terrace, Clifton ter
YoongsonMrs. Ann, Hallgate, Cottinghm
SiaN WBITBIBS.
See Writers ^ Orainers.
BXht. XBBOB&S.
Bladon k Co. Bon BfarchS, 3S, 39 Ic 40
Prospect street
Cryer William Henry, 15 George street
Dixon Heniy, 28 Whitefriargate
Marris, Willows k Smith, 34, 35 & 3fr
Whitefriargate
Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. 33 Bridge st. ;
4, 5 & 6 Dock OfGce row & 16 Jt 41
Charlotte street
Thornton Richard, 23 k 34 'Prospect
street k a Brook street
Marshall k Snelgrove, 10 to 30 Tere St.;
k 334 to 348 Oxford street, London to
SII.VEBSICITHB.
Bamby k Rust, 15 Market place
Bamett k Scott, 45 Whitefriargate
Boards William, 13 Queen street
Kirk Thomas & Co. 7 Whitefriargate
Kirk Thomas, 39 Grimsby lane
Reynoldson Tliomas k Son, 20 White-
friargate. See advertisement
Symons John, 72 Queen street
GoldsmitJu' Alliance Limited, 11 kta
Comhill, London e.c
SKIK * HIDE UBBOSAKTB.
See Hide # Skin Merchant:
SKIN BTTO DSBSSBB.
Meadows Backett, 165 Regent street
SXIK BTTO VLKTSraVKQitaA.
See Rug Jfanufaeturtre.
SLATB KBBOHAXriS.
Danher William k Son, Trippett
Kingaton Enamelled Slate t'o. (Heniy
l^re, manager) ; steam works k
ofHce, Park road ; monumental
depot. Spring bank. See advert
Smith Thomas t Co. 12 Ocean place,
Anlaby road ; Penrhyn, Port Dinorwic
k other roofing slates
Wilde Thomas k Sons, Vernon street k
North side. Queen's dock k Cave
street. Stepney
SI.ATBB8.
Dawber William k Son, Trippett
Folkard Waiiam, 13! Wright street
250 8LI— SOL
Slatbhs — continued.
Rudeforth Frederick, 3 Florance avenue,
St. John's wood
WQde Thomas k Sons, Vernon street &
North side. Queen's dock & 14 Care
street. Stepney
Woodcock Mark, 7 Cambridge street
SLIFFBB TffAKWB.
Goulding Thomas, Milner's pi. North st
SLOOP OWNEBS.
SeeSoat Otcnert.
SMAOK OWNEBS.
A))ott George, Gainabro' ho. Hessle rd
Ashton Horatio, aia Regent street
Bates Peter, 7 Melbourne par. Hessle rd
Beeching George, 19 St. George's road,
Newington
Board Joseph, 36 Madeley street
Bowman k Simpson, 6 Billingsgate
chambers, St. Andrew's dock
Boyd Thomas, no Coltman street
Bradley Joseph,4 Billingsgate chambers,
St. Andrew's dock
Brinham Wm. 326 St. George's road,
Newington
Carlisle William, 71 Lister street
Cook Hy. 239 St. George's rd. Newingtn
Cook Thomas, 6 Liverpool St. Hessle rd
Cousins Henry, 3 Boulevard south,
Hessle road
Dale John M. 28 Constable street
Dinsdale John, 45 William street
Dugdall John, 4 Havelock terrace, Hessle
road, Newington
Edwards J. 28 Boulevard sth. Hessle rd
Farr Charles, 73 Constable street
Fellows James Wm. Kent ho. Hessle rd
Foot Hy. Geo. 36 Tadman st. Hessle rd
Gamett Daniel, 10 Marmaduke street
Gilliatt John, Devon villa, Hessle road
Goodinson G. H.11 Beecroft st.Newngtn
Great Northern Steanuhip Fuhing Co.
Limited (Horatius A. Newton, sec.),
West end, St Andrew's dock
Ha1daneJ.Billingsgatc,St. Andrew's dock
Haldane Samuel Leeming, 38 Lister st
Hamlin Thomas, 38 Madeley street
Harding Jas. 11 Rosamond st. Boulevard
Hellyer Charles, 11 East end, St.
Andrew's dock
Hellyer Jn.Wm. iBoulevard sth.Hesslt rd
Hellyer Rt. 124 St.Georee'8 rd.Jfewngtn
Heritage J. 30 Boulevard sth. Hessle rd
Hobbs Jabez Joseph, 13 Boulevard
Holmes Johp, Neptune street
Jackson Francis, 7 Madeley street
Ijeyman William Robert, 9 Boule\'ard
south, Hessle road
Lill Mrs. EIi7.abeth, 58 Daltry street
Loram Richard, Devon house, Hessle rd
Lowery K. 27 Havelock st. Newington
McCann John, 68 Day street
Macey Jn. 47 Tadman street, Hessle rd
Maddick Henry, 56 Daltry street
Marr Joseph, 35 Nile street
May T. 324 St. George's rd. Newington
Meritt Charles* 13 Lister street "
Mudge Andrew, 336 St. George's road,
Newington
Mnnby Mrs. Mary Ann, 13 Nile street
Oifen Wilkin B. 65 Constable street
Peaker Matthew, May cottage, St.
Geolse's road, Newington
Pike John, 31 St. George's rd. Newingtn
Potter J. L. 14 Clifton villas. Boulevard
Potter Joseph, 1 1 Wavcrley street
Putt William Henry, 58 Lister street
Ricliardson James, 82 Campbell street
RobinsWilliam, i2BiUingsgate chambers,
St. Andrew's dock
Robins Wm.L.is Granville St. Newngtn
Rogers G. W. 44 Kingston street
Rowbottom Richard H. 38 Somerset
street, Newington
Sowsc John, jun. 6 St. James' square
Rowse John Richard, 10 Boulevard
Sims J. 10 East end, St. Andrew's dock
Sonley Rd. 10 Boulevard south, Hessle rd
Vinton William Hy. E., 33 St. George's
rood, Newington
TRADES.
Vivian, Toozes k, Co. r3 East end & B &
C Billingsgate, St. Andrew's dock
Vivian Richard Thomas, 64 Park street
Walton John, 66 West parade
Webb John William, 44 William street
White Jn.i85 St. George's rd. Newingtn
White Thomas, 3 Havelock terrace,
Hessle road, Newington
Whittleton AMred, 49 Scarborough
street, Newington
Winsor Gregory, 100 Walker street
Witherwick Richard, 263 St. George's
road, Newington
Wood James, Tenby house, Hessle road
Zachariasen Edward, 81 Day street
SUALLWABB DEAI.BB8.
Bonner Robert, Hessle road
Cook Edward John, i Carr lane &
Waterhouse lane. See advert
George Isaac, 17 St. Mark's street
SMITHS, blacb:shiths &
FABBIEBS.
Arksey George, Dunswell, Gottingham
Atkinson Smalley J. 67 Witham
Atkinson Thomas, 39 Hopwood street
Barker Alexander, 9 Lime street
Barnaby Benjamin, 6 Neptnne street
Batty Geo. 16 Redbourne St. Boulevard
Bell Robert, LeUey, Preston
Boynton John, Hallgate, Gottingham
Calvert Thomas, Sutton
Cartridge William, 69 West street
Cooper & Coates, so} Hessle road
Cooper Matthew, West street
Cornell Frederick, 40 Pearson street
Cornell H. Wells yard. Waterworks st
Fentin Edward, 3 New George street
Fewster William, Newland, Gottingham
Foster John Smithson, Anlaby
Gardham Jsph.57 Walton st. Newington
Green Robt. 7 Abbey cres. Fountain rd
Green Robert, Forland place
Hall John, Bromley street
Harrison William, 24 Brook street
Hayton Thomas, 41 Wincolmlee
Hoggard John, Davis street
Horsman William, George street, Hedon
Humble R. King street, Gottingham
Jefferson Wm. 19 Swann St. Sculcoates
Lovel J. 57 Church street, Sculcoates
Lowther George James, Hessle road
Lowther George James, i Walcott st
Mallison Fredk. Dickinson, Gottingham
rd. Newland ; b Park la. Beverley rd
Marshall Wm. Hy. Portland place
Martin John, i6| William street
Mason J. tc Sous, Cleveland st. Groves
Mason I. Maxwell street, Stoneferry
Maw John Robert, Kirk Ella
Mendham Robert, George street,Hedon
Moore William, 61 Witlmm
Norfolk John, 6 Alfred street
Nottingham Sergeant & Son, Hessle
Oliver Wm. & Joseph, Green lane
Petfield John, Hessle
Procter Thomas, 11 Finkle street
Rawson Frank, Preston
Richardson James, Lime street
Richardson John, 117 Witham
Robinson Conyers, 30 West parade
Robinson Johui Sutton
Rowntree John Thomas, Lime street
Seward William, 37J Lowgate
Shepherd Jsph. g (back of) Linnaeus st
Short Robert, Hessle road, Newington
Stubbs William, 17 Great Union street
Sunley William, Campbell street
Thompson Henry, Union street
Tong David, King street, Coltingham
Varney Henry, Station place. West st
Wittingham John, Hedon road
WoodaU Wm. Castle st. & Trundle st
Young k Akrigg, 2 Carlisle street &
Waltham street
8UOXB CONSTTKIXra AFPABA-
TXJS KAKBB.
Henderson Thomas, 40 Castle street,
Liverpool ; patentee of mechanicai
stokers & self-cleaning furnaces ; also
I of patent smoke-preventing lire doors
[hull.]
SOAP MAinrVBS. ft KEBS.
Battarbee John Thomas, 37 Porter st
Foster Robert & Heaton, North street
HM 4- K<"t Riding Ihysalten' 0>.(dri/),
The Avenue, Bishop lane
Johnson Charles E. {dry) (late Richards,
Newborn k Johnson), Scott street &
AldboriAigh street
Osgerby William W. (drg), Hedon road
SOCIETIBS & ASSOOIATIOirS.
Anti k General Mill Industrial Society
Limited (Henry M. Ellis, secretary),
Holdemess road
Distressed Foreigners' Society (P. J.
Drasdo, sec.), Posterngate
Hull Branch of the Shipwrecked Fisher-
men k Mariners' Royal Benevolent
Society (John William Day, agent), 9
Waterhouse lane
Hull Charity Organization Society (W.
Connell, agent), 3 Jimction place
Hull Church of England Sunday School
Association (John Dalton Holmes esq.
president ; Rev. M. H. James lub.
clerical sec. ; B. Brook, lay sec. ; Chas.
H. Wood, treas. ), Church institute,
Albion street
Hull Liberal Council (Walter C. Towns-
end, hon. sec.), ii Bishop lane
Hall Marine Fireman's Mutual Associi-
tion (C. N. MuUineau, sec.). Castle
chambers. Castle street
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly So-
ciety (G. Adams, district manager),
8 George street
Port of Hull Society for the Belieinm
Instruction of Seamen (John William
Day, corresponding k financial sec.),
9 Waterhouse lane
Sailors' Protection Society (C. N. Mul-
lineau, sec). Castle cbmbrs. Castle st
South Yorkshire Steam Coal Owners'
Association (William ThnndercliS
Mar^all, agent), Victoria chambers,
Princes Dock street
SODA WATBB, I.EKONADE,
OINOBB BSEB & lEINE&AI.
WATBB KANTTPAOTTTBEBS.
Bardsley John, S3 Pease street
Barker James, i Worsley street
Brameld Wm. G. 30 Chapel la. See advt
Branton John, 7 Wilde'street
Burstall Henrj-, 43^ Pryme street
Chadwick James, 8 Tynemouth street,
Wright street
Drinkall Robert, 17 Blackfriargale
Foster David Cameron, 3 Neptune street
& loi Hessle road
Hay William, 4 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
S«U 4 Grimsbu MinerM Water Co.
(Edward Murley, proprietor),Xorth st
Kershaw W. 4 Beecroft st. Newington
Murray Richard k Son, SJ Ocean place,
Anlaby road
Peters Julius, 196 High street
Rymer J. H. 15 Cave street. Stepney
Steels James, De Grey st. St. John's wd
Stoakes Benjamin M. 16 Whitefriargate
Thompson Fredk.Chas. 14* 15 Bishop 1»
Webster Henry, 10 Clifton street
SOIiICITOBS.
Marked thus * are CommlBSioners to JLd-
minister Oaths in the Supreme Corat.
Adamson Fredc. William, 9 Bishop lane
Atkinson, "Wake k Daly, Quay Street
chambers. Quay street
•Ayre Frederic Feamley, Imperial
chambers, Bowlalley lane
Babington Henry Nightingale (firm,
Thompson, Cook k -Babington), 14
Parliament street
Barker R. H. Bowlalley lane
»Birks Henry (firm. Stamp, Jackson t
Birks), Quay chambers. Quay street
Boden ft McBride, Temple buildings,
Bowlalley lane
Boden Edward Chambers (firm, Boden
k McBride), Temple bdgs. Bowlalley la
Buckt<)n George F. 2a Parliament street
[hull.]
Curick Robert (firm, Wataon, Soni &
Curick), 1 8 Parliament street
Chambers John Henry B.'as Scale lane
Ouinipney Richard (firm, Lerett &
Chunpney), 6 Parliament street
•Ciiatham i Son, 7 Bowlalley lane
•Chatham John Pariie (firm, Chatham
k Son), 7 Bowlalley lane
rhatham William (firm,Chatham&Son),
7 Bowlalley lane k i Harley street
Todd Charles Robinson, 33 Cogan street
Colbeck, Thompson k King, la Parlia-
ment street
Kook John (hrm, Thompson, Cook &
Bsbington), 14 Parliament street
Cooper John Spyvee (firm, Scott k
Cooper), 34 Pariiament street
Cravuiaw Simon (firm, Carlill k Craw-
shaw), 35 Parliament street
Crosby Ernest, Bank chambers, Land of
Green Ginger
•Cnjss William, i Parliament street
Daly Henry Percy (firm,AtkinBon,Wake
& Daly), Uoay St. chambers, Qnay st
'Davber Joeeph (firm, Tenney & Dav-
ber), 16 Parliament street
I>»»8on Percival William (firm, Frost k
Davaon), 10 Scale lane
•Dawson Richard Henry (firm, Frost k
Dawson), 10 Scale lane
Des Forges Charles Edward (firm. Hill
b Des Forges), 7 Parliament street
Eatun George, Manor House chambers,
Eroadley street
•Eldridgc John R. W. Cogan chambers,
BiiwlaUey lane
Ellwand, *Saxe]byc8 & Sharp, Qnay
chambers, Qoay street
English Arthor, Chancery buildings,
Manor street
Ereratt William (firm,Hind k Ereratt),
6a \Vhilefriargate
Farrell Thomas Fred 9.A. (firm, Rollit
k Sons), Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
Firth Herbert, 1 1 Bishw lane
Prankish, *Kingdon k Wilson, Land of
Green Ginger k 13 Bowlalley lane
Frost k Dawson, 10 Scale lane
Gardam Frederick J. Land of Green
Ginger
•Gilby-Cook Albert, 4A, Bowlalley lane
Green John Henrj-, i Manor street
*<iTe9h«m Charles Eme8t,TcniipIe build-
ings, Bowlalley laoe
'Hall Arthur, 24 Bishop lane k St.
Mary's ehamberg, Lowgate
Harlaiid George Brighton ll.b. (firm.
Walker k Harland), 9 Parliament st
H«arlields & Lambert, Old Exchange
buildings, Bowlalley lane
Hearfield John G. 13 Bowlalley lane
Hearfield Thomas Ward(firm,HearfieId8
k Lambert), Old Exchange buildings,
Bowlalley lane <
UensonJohn Rossell BJL (firm, Reed,
Winter k Henson), St. Mary's cham-
bers, Lowgate
'Hill k Des Forges, 7 Parliament street
'HUl Joseph Hickson (firm. Hill k Ucs
Forges), 7 Parliament street
'Hind k Ereratt, 6a Whitefriargate
•Hind William Everatt (firm, Hind k
Ereratt), 63 Whitefriargate
Hind William Saunders, 11 Qnay street
'Hodessn William (firm, Holden, Sons
k Hodgson), a Parliament street
'Holden, Sons k 'Hodgson, a Parlia-
ment street
'HoUen Thomas (firm, Holden, Sons k
Hodgson), a Parliament street
'Iwson s Son, la Parliament street ; k
at Hedon
'Ireson Arthur (ftrm, Ireson k Son), 13
Parliament street ; It at Hedon
Jackson James Allen k Son, as PBTlia<
ment street
'Jackson Andrew Marvel, Imperial
chambers, Bowlalley lane
'Jarkaon Bryan Boyes (firm. Stamp,
Jackson k Birks), Qnay chambers,
Qnay street
'Jacotw Joseph Lyon
TRADES.
Johnson Richard Ethelbert, 5 Cogan
chambers, BowlaUey lane
*Jordeson k Whiteing, County buildings.
Land of Green Ginger
*Jordeaon George Stephenson (firm,
Jordeson & Whiteing), County build-
ings. Land of Green Ginger
King Lawrence, 11 Scale lane
Kins William Robinson (firm, Colbeck,
Thompson k King), la Parliament gt
*Kingdon Alfred Arnold (firm, Prankish,
Kingdon k Wilson), Land of Green
Ginger & la Bowlalley lane
Lambert Henry Casimer (firm, Hear-
fields k Lambert), Old Exchange
buildings, Bowlalley lane
'Laverack E. 7 Land of Green Ginger
*Leak, TiU k •Stephenson, 16 Bowl-
alley lane
'Leak John (firm, Leak, Till k Stephen-
son), 16 Bowlalley lane
Levett k Champney, 6 Parliament st
Locking Thomas Lumas, 8 Bowlalley la
Lowe, 'Moss. & Co. 19 Parliament street
•Lowe Herbert Francis (firm, Lowe,
Moss Ic Ca ), 19 Parliament street
McBride Edward William (firm, Boden
& McBride), Temple bdgs. Bowlalley la
'Martinson George, Exch^ige buildings,
Bowlalley lone
Meggitt W. F. Chancery bdgs. Manor st
Mends k 'Penny, 3 Parliament street
Mends Herbert Archibald Gibson (firm.
Mends * Penny), 3 Parliament street
'Middlemiss k Pearoe, 11 Parliament st
'Middlemias R(>bert (firm, Middlemiss
k Pearce), 11 Parliament street
Mills J. W. k A. 6a Whitefriargate
Mills Arthur (firm, Mills' J. W. k A.),
63 Whitefriargate
Mills James WiUis (firm, J. W. k A.\
6a Whitefriargate
Moore Chas. Robert, 6 Bowlalley lane
•Moss Frederick Blundell (firm, Lowe,
Moss .& Co. ), 19 Parliament street
•Moss John Seymour (firm, Lowe, Moss
& Co.), 19 Parliament street
•Park k Sjon, 35 Bishop lane ; & Hedon
•Park Godfrey Richard (firm. Park k
Son),' ^$ Bishop lane ; & Hedon
Park Robert Allan (firm. Park k Son),
35 Bishop lane ; k Hedon
•Pearce Thomas (firm, Middlemiss k
Pearce), 1 1 Parliament street
Peck Thomas Arthur,. 12 Parliament st
•Penny William Hughes (Hrm,Menda k
Penny), 3 Parliament street
Pettingell Joseph Edmund, County
buildings. Land of Green Ginger
Priestman T. k A. Temple buildings,
Bowlalley lane
Priestman Albert (firm, T. k A. Priest-
man), Temple buiklings, Bowlalley la
Priestman Thomas (firm, T. k A. Priest-
man), Temple buildings, Bowlalley la
Redfeam Thomas Bntler, 20 Scale lane
•Reed, Winter k Henson, St. Mary's
chambers, liowgatc
•Rccd Walter James (firm. Reed,
Winter k Henson), St. Mary's cham-
' bers, Lowgata
Roberts Harry Price, Old Exchange
buildings, Bowlalley lane
•Rollit & Sons,Cogan ho. Bowlalley lane
•Rollit Albert Kaje I.L.D., b.a., d.cl.
F.R.A.S., K.c.L. (firm, Rollit iSons),
Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
•Rollit Arthur (firm, RolUt & Sons),
Cogan honse, Bowlalley lane
•Salmon Allan Locking, 9 Scale lane
•Saxelbye Edward (firm, England, Sar
elbyes k Sharp), Quay St. chambers,
Quay street
•Saxelbye Henry (firm, England, Saxel-
byes k Sharp), Qnay Street chambers,
Quay street
Scott k Cooper, 34 Parliament street
Scott Frederic Arthur (firm, Scott k
Cooper), 34 Parliament street
•Shackles tcSon,7 Land of Green Ginger
*ShackIesCharlesFrederic(flrra, Shackles
k S<m), 7 I<and of Green Ginger
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•Shackles George Lawrence (firm,
Shackles & Son), 7 Land of Green
Ginger
Sharp Henry (firm, England, Saxelbyes
JcSharp), Quay St. chambers, Quay st
•Sibiee John David (firm. Stead k
Sibree), 13 Bishop lane
•Singleton Edwin, 4 Cogan chambers,
Bowlalley lane
Spurr Thomas, 34 Market place
Stamp, •Jackson & •Birks, Qnay cham-
bers, Qnay street
Stanley Arthur James (firm. Wells,
Gething & Stanley), i3Whitefriaigate
Stead k 'Sibree, 13 Bishop lane
Stephenson Thomas, Temple bnildings,
Bowlalley lane
•Stephenson Tom (firm, Leak, Till k
Stephenson), 16 Bowlalley lane
Summers Chas. Brotberton, a Manor et
•Summers Francis, 3 Manor street
Xenney k •Dawber, 16 Parliament st
Thompson, •Cook k Itebington, 14
Parliament street
•Thomey John Jsph. 10 Parliament st
Thorp Frederick William Theodore, St.
Mar}''s chambers, Lowgate
Till Thomas Rhodes (firm. Leak, Till k
Stephenson), 16 Bowlalley lane
•Todd Charles J. 15 Bowlalley lane
Underwood Joseph John, 31 Scale lane
'Wake Charles Staniland (firm, Atkin-
son, Wake k Daly), Quay St. chmbrs
'Walker & Harland, 9 Parliament st
'Walker Joseph (firm. Walker k Har-
land), 9 Parliament street
'Watson. Sons k Carrick, 18 Parlia-
ment street
•Watson James (firm, Watson, Sons k
Carrick), 18 Parliament street
Watson John Herbert (firm, Watson,
Song k Carrick), 18 Parliament st
Wells, Gething k Stanley, 13 White-
friargate
West Thomas Henry, 31 Parliament st
"Whitehead Robt. Wm. Edwin, Imperial
chambers, Bowlalley lane
Whiteing George (firm, Jordeson dt
Whiteing), County buildings, Land
of Green Ginger
•Wilson E. S. k Sons, 6 Whitefriai«ate
Wilson Edward John m.a. (firm, Wilaon
E. S. k Sons), 6 Whitefriargate
•Wilson Edward Shimells (firm, Wilson
E. 8. & Sons), 6 \t'hitefriargate
Wilson Henry B.A. (firm, Prankish,
Kingdon & Wilson), Land of Green
(linger & la Bowlalley lane
Wilson-Barkworth Arthur B. b.a.,ll.ii.
(firm, Wilson E. S. k Sons), 6 White-
friargate
Winter Robert Henry (firm. Reed,
Winter & Henson), St. Mary's cham-
bers, Lowgate
Woodhonse Jas. Thos. 17 Parliament st
Wray Aaron, 50 Albany street
SFBLTBa UBBOHANTS.
Clark George k Sons, 39 k 40 Water-
house lane. See advertisement
SPIBIT MBBOHAinS.
Ste Wine ^ Spirit Merchants.
SP&nirO BZiINDKAiniPAOTB.
Jordan Henry, 81 Spring street. See
advert
8TABI.B BZTTINaS UfAK-BBS.
at. Pancrm Iron Work Co. St. Pancras
rood, London n.w
STAIBO&SB BUIXiSEBS.
Brumby Ellerby, Temple street
Milner Vicerman, 15^ Wellington lane
8TAB0H KANUVAOTXJBBBS.
Johnson Charles E. k Co. (late Richards,
Newborne k Johnson), Scott street k
Aldborough street
Reckitt k Sons Limited, Starch Ho. la
252 STA— SDR
BTATIONBBS— WHOLESAXB
ft MASUFAOTUSINO.
Allison Brothers, la k 13 Blanket row
Goddard k Son, Soffolk bldgs. Silver st
Kirk John, Chapel lane
McKinna David k William, 13 & 13
Dock street
Screeton, WardeU k Co. Paternoster
row, Chapel lane
Wing E. k Son, 7 George street
STATIOirBBS.
See oho Bookaellert.
Adams William, 23 Market place
Archibald & Stoole, 44 Wbitofriaigste
Ash k King, 175 High street
Bach Thomas k Co. (moumiHg), 53 to
57 Market place
Bee John, 73 Mytongatc
Blake Mrs. Mary Ann, 6 Salthooae lane
Bolton Henry, iq Savile street
Briggs Mrs. Ellen, 14 Naylor's row,
DoTOo'
Brocklebank George, 30 Mytongate
Brqmby George, a6 Charles street
Brown James, 11 St. John street
Cass William, 56 Prospect street
Clark Aird. Hy. 10 Ocean pi. Anlaby rd
Colley James, 18 Chariot street
Cossons O. Smith, 36 Paragon street
Downs John, 19 Witham
Famll James, 43 Savile street
Fnuer Thomas, 4 Spring bank
Gray William, 14 Worship street
Barker Robert, 9 Hnmber terrace,
Holdemess rood
Harland M. k Son, Manor street
Elarrison John, 39 Francis st. east
Hesk George, 39 Scale lane
Holdich C. W. k Son, 14 Qneen street
Howdle William C. 31 Waterloo street
Island Frederick William, 43 Witham
Johnson Abraham, ao Silver street
Jubb Joseph, Anlaby road ^
Jnbb WiUiam Otiioer, 33 Qneen street
Ijancaster George, Alexandra bnildings,
Holdemess road
Leeds Thomas, 3 Qneen Anne's build-
ings, Carr lane
Leng i Co. 15 Savile street
Lusby Henry, 9 Spring bank
McLellan Mrs. Margaret, 3^3 Qneen
street & 16 Ocean pi. Anlaby road
Martindale Fredk.Wm.37Waterworks st
Montgomery Jn. k Son, 35 k 36S(sle la
Neesam Charles, 14 Walmer terrace,
Bessie road, Newington
Newton Thomas, 64 Charles street
Pickhaver Panl, 36 Great Union street
Plaxton, Foster* Co. 57 Whitifriargate
Pnllford Alfred, 31 York street
Screeton James & Co. 63 Whitefriargate
Steele David Forth, 69 Spring bank
Father Thomas, 18 Witham
Thornton k Pattinson, 1 1 Scale lane
Todd Harold, 35 Lowgate
Varley Samoel, Anlaby road
Wad(liDgt<» Miss Anne, 81 -Selby street,
Newington
Waddington John W. 48 Lowgate
Waddington Robert, 14 Carlide street
WaUdngton fc Ombler, 8 Blackfriargate
WdtonWilliam Edward, s Ashley grove,
Beverley road
Westoby George, 41 West street
Whitaker Mrs. H. (fancj/), 163 Porter st
Wray William, i8 Brook street
STAT & COBSBT UAKBBS.
Chaffer Mrs. Rebecca, 8 Witham
Hopper Mrs. Sarah, 37 Charlotte st
Mallory Mrs. Rebecca, isi Porter st
Waliis Miss Ann, is Bond street
STBAU BXrailTB JEAKBBB.
iSr« alto Engineers.
Good k Menzies, Green Lane foundry,
Lockwood street k Wilberforce engine
works, Sonth side, Qneen's dock
Rose, Downs k Thompson, Old foundry,
Cannon street
TRADES.
STSLAJC BirOZHEBOrLEBICAS.
Amos k Smith, Neptune street
Blackburn J. H. Spyvee street. Groves
Cooper k Co. Neptune fndry.Neptnnest
Good k Menzies, Green Lane foundr}',
Lockwood street & Wilberforce engine
works, Sonth side, Qneen's dock
Holmes Charles D. k Co. English street
Langman William, 1 1 Silvester street
Priestman Brothers, Holdemess foundry,
James street
Rose, Downs k Thompson, Old foundry,
Cannon street
Tarbotton William Henry, 63 Witham
STBAU BOII.BBOOUP08ZTIOV
KAKBB.
Hawley R. R. Etherington buildings,
50 High street
STBAU KATIOATIOK
COUFAiriBS.
Aberdeen k Hull Steam Packet Co.
(Hornby k Needier, agents). Colonial
chambers. Princes Dock street
Gainsborough k Grimsby United Steam
Packet Co. Limited (Joseph Midglay,
agent), 80 High street
Htunber Steam Shipping Co. Welling-
ton street ; k Goofe
Yarmouth Packet OfHce (Enoch Haller,
agent), Wellington street
STBAU FAOKIKO UAJBnTFBS.
India Rubber, Gutta Percha k Telegraph
Works Co. Limited, loo Cannon st.
London e.e. See advertisement
STBAU PXLB DBXVBB
UAKTTFAOTtTBBBS.
Sissons k White, 7 East end, St,
Andrew's dock
[holl.]
STBAU PXiOVOK OWNBBS.
See AgricvltHral Maehiiu Oviur»,
STBAU TVO AOBNT.
See Agmt— Steam Tvg.
STBAU STBBBIHO QBAB
UAKXTFAOTUBBBS.
Amos k Smith, Neptune street. See
advertisement
STBAU WASHZKO UAOHIHB
UANUVACTTTBBB.
Pool William, $ George street
8TBABIKB UAKtTFBS.
Kingston-upon-Hnll Stearine Co. Lim.
(Richard Slater, man.), Cleveland
street, Groves
STBVBBOBBS.
Coporiccio Frank, 30 Silvester street
Clarke Charles, 81 Waverley street
Greaser William, 5a Adelaide street
Cmsland F. S. a6 Pro^iect pi. Drypool
Herdsman Henr}-, 47 Lansdowne street
Holland Mark, aa Jarratt street k .38
Little Albion street
Johnson Frederick, 5 Silvester street
Parkinson Thomas, 19 Grimstm street
WiUoughby John, 50 Russell street
STOOK ft SHABB B&OKBB8.
See Brokers — Stock ^ Share.
BTOOKOSia UANUFAOTTTBBB.
C<de Mrs. Emma, 19 Wellington lane
8TONB ft UABBI.B UASOKS.
Barnes William, Anlaby road
Brooks Enoch, Hedon road
Dock Companj/'s Wood ^ Stone Yard,
Castle street
Drewery Joseph, la Gilbert street
Everingham Penrose, Souttergt. Hedon
Fewlaas Thos. Johu,Fletcbergate,Hedon
Frith Thomas, 94 Portland street
Jordan Charles, i Villa place, Bessie rd
Jordan />eoTge, 66 Spring street
Jordan James, West parade
Keyworth Joseph, Spring bank
King k Co. Ikimited, South Church side
Kingston Etutmmellecl Slate Co. (Henry
Efare,manager), steam works k office.
Park rd. ; monumental depot. Spring-
bank. See advert
Leach Ja8.W.i4 Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
Leake George Henry, Anlaby road
Lee Thomas, 145 W^ker street
Maginnis Edward, Hessle rd. Newington
Onnsworth k Vllutley, Holdemess road
Ounsworth Edward, 193 Bean street
Panton Geo. Hy. 89 Great Thornton st
PlowmanW.L.5 Abbey cres. Fountain rd
Qnibell k Peers, Fountain road
Sarge John, 67 Regent street
Scotter Thomas J. 87 Freehold street
Seddon Thomas k Co. Freehold street
Smith Thomas John, Oriental stone
works, Hedon road
Sweeting Frederick, Beverley road
Sweeting George, Baker street
Temperton E. k W. Holdemess road
Temperton Edward, ao Craven street,
Holderneas road
Verity Alfred, 4 Promenade pi. Vane st
Waller Robert, 39 Witham
Willman Rt. 3 Arthur ter. Wellington It
Wilson Horace Fewster, 89 Witham
Witty Frank, Hallgate, Cottingham
Young k Akrigg, Marble wks^dward st
STONBWABB UAHTTFACTB.
Young Robert, Green lane, Newland
8TBAW DBAI.BBS.
See Hay f Straw Dealers.
BTSLHW BOABD lUPOBTBBS.
Adamsfe Rees,Qneenliithe wrks.Alfred st
Lawton W.Etherington bldgs.49 High M
STBAW BOHBBT ft HAT UA8.
Atkinson Mrs. E. 15 William street
Boyd Mrs. C. ,86 Church st. Drypool
Fell Mrs. Lucy, ai Bond street
Bart Mrs. M. A. 30 Blanket row
Palmer Hiss Mary Ann, 158 Porter st
Turner Mrs. Kate, 60 Bunell street
WilkinsonMissH. 1 1 Cobden pl.Scnlcoates
Wright Mrs. M. 3 George ytxd
STTOAB BOHiBB.
Hall John, Fnmitnre place. Hill street
SUK BT7BirBB UAJTUBBS.
Strode k Co. 48 Osnftburgh street n.r. k
67 St. Paul's churchyard, London i.c
SUBOBOKS.
Entered in the " Medical Register."
Atkinson Arthur, ag Osborne street
Ballingall-William, i Vaushall grove J:
5 Havelock ter. Hessle rd. Newington
Bell k Baldwin, Waverley house. Vera-
ley street, Hessle road
Briggs G. J. 4 Carlton ter. Spring bani
Canning Philip Wm. Geo. Hull k ScnI-
coates dispensary, St. John street
Carnley k Quicke, ^o^ Charlotte street
Cha(«ian Fredk. Richd. m.b. a Cobmt
terrace, Anlaby road
Cooper Richard W. 4 Caroline street
Craven Robert M. 13 & 14 Albion street
Cnrtis George, a Cavendiah square
Davy David Heniy, 5 Parliament street
Dix J. 35 Albion st.fc surgery, i Maaon st
Dossor J.51 Geo.st.& 3urgery,a6 Oockst
Dowsing Herbert Leopold, 9 WeUiagtoi
terrace, Beverley road
Evans Thomas M. 17 Albion street
Farbstein Hy. 13 Albert ter. Anlaby ri
Foster Fras. H. m.d. i Princes Dock st
Fraser E. 3 Brunswick ter Spring bast
Fraser John Joyner, Oak villa, Hessle
GibsonDaniel, Arundel house, Tremayse
terrace, Anlaby road
Gibson Henry, 50 Prospect street
Hagyard Sobert,Hnll General Ii^rmsfTi
Proepect street
Harrison Samuel Norton, Owthome vil-
Dlw, Holderneas tmkL V 1 C^
[hull.]
Hay William B. m.d. i Albion street
Holey Thomas St. CSair, i York parade,
Beverley road
Hoiion S. B. 3 Elm Tree ter. Aniaby rd
Hen«>nWalt.Kno«dey,Argyle ho. Crown
ter. Aniaby road & 41 Gt. Thornton st
HotderW.io Somen town.Holderness rd
Hulliiigworth John, i Wilton street
Bollingworth John, jnn. m.b.c.s. Hom-
gea parade, Holdemess road
Home George k.b. 14 Boolerard
Howlett Edmnnd Henry, 4 Wright at
Jicksm Thos. 4 Canton ter. Aniaby rd
Jdhnson Francis, 15 Kingston square
Keasen Andrew Emerson, 7 Claremont
ter. Beverley road & 45 Charlotte st
King Murdoch Kelbiiame H.D.6Albionst
Kirk William, Market place, Hedon
Kitcbing A. if .n. 5 Parliament street
Lamb k Lidiard, 1 1 Charlotte street
Limb George, 4 Balmoral ter. Aniaby rd
Lw Charles A. h.d. i Pryme street
Larking Joaeph Agar, is Scarborough
terrace, Beverley road
Lowaon Drd. M.B.WycUSe ho. Aniaby rd
I/nrther George, 3 Nelson street
Lnnn William Jspb. H.D. 7 Charlotte st
Marnab Finlay, 55 Great Union street
Manners Arthur, 83 Prospect street
Mamn John Wright m.b. 4 Morpeth st
Molineus James K.D. Heesle
Morgan Edward Smith, 36 George st
Monntain J.J. i' Tremayne ter.Anlaby rd
MuxoD B. H. 3 Kingston sq. Jarratt st
Monroe k Aikman, 19 Charlotte street
Munroe Henry m.d. 3 Bonme street
Xirbnlson Jn. Francis m.b. 29 Albion st
Nicholson John Lee, 53 George street
N'ichojson Robert Hicks B. ai Albion st
Flummer Jonah, Sonttergate, Hedon
Fybom James h.d. 5 Kingston square
Robinson Arthur Hy. h.d. 13 Albion st
■SavdonFredk. John H.D. 3 Lansdowne
terrace, Beverley road
Sheldon William, Hessle
Sberbnm John h.b. 5 Albion street
Stothard Jamea, 86 & 87 Walker street
Thompson Henry, 16 Albion street
Walker James, a Bond street
Walton lliomas, 46 Mason street
Warlers E. a Myrtle vils. Holdemess rd
Watson Samuel, Hallgate, Cottingham
Williams John B. i )&son street
SUBaiCAIi UiHTBUJILUMT
MAKKK8.
SDcoi, Cnzner k Co. 14 Prospect street
SUKVKVOBS,
Stf alto Architects; also Land Sarveyort;
dio Road Surveyors; also Ship Surv^ors.
Fryer George, i Jmiction place
ttelder William Alfred, 7 Savile street
Harris V.(botcrd of trade), 44Linnaens st
HebUethwaite & Sons, Conservancy
bniUings, Whitefriargate
Uditer John, 17 Midland street
BeereikHagen, 16 Parliament street
Sobinson Wm. Thos. Imperial chambers,
BowUOwlane
Siaaons Wuliam, 13 Parliament street
Saath Richard George f. K. i. B. A. Cogan
chambers, Bowlalley lane
Spear Jn. (to board of trad*), 69 Park st
Starr Edward, 13 Bowlalley lane
TiSen J.Conaervancy bld(;s.Whitefriargt
Todd William, Preston
Todd William Henry, County buildings,
I^nd of Green Gmger
WaUer Bobt. Temple bldga BowlaUey la
WeDated Wm. H. ca. i Manor street
TAILOBS.
Marked tlina * are Woollen Drapera.
'Abbott Jn. 13 Ocean place, Aniaby rd
Acer Wniiam, 5 St. Stephen's square
Adoiph Henry, 3 Dagger lane
Allison Kneave, 73 Spyvee street, Qroves
AtUnsoo John W. 48 Francis st. west
AtkinsoD J. a Cyprus arcad^Spring bnk
Banks Chariea, 37 Lansdowne street
Bioks Jams*, 3 Clyde ter. Hcsderaad
TRADES.
Barker Mrs Ann, 9 North street
Barkworth Thos. 5 Francis street west
Barnby Jq>h. Station par Holdemess rd
Barron William, Hesale '
Bartlett S. F. 7 Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Barton Samnel, 33 Freehold street
Batty George, Hessle
Bent Charles, Boi Prospect street
Bergman Samuel, 27 Waterhonse lane
Beveridge James, 47 Francis st west
Bevers & Gantley, 35 Savile street
Biridnshaw Fras.i Gt. Union st.Witham
Birley John, 34 Freehold street
•Blackbourn Geo. S. 87 Porter street
Blackbonm Robert, 18 Queen street
*Blackburn J. & Co. 6 Trinity House la
Blowman Christopher, 97 Lime street
Blowman Thomas, 78 S^yree St. Groves
Boddy Matthew, 88 Bean street
Bolton Henry, 3 Scott street
Bordes Stephen, 89 Spyvee st. Groves
Botham Richard, 5 Wellington mart
Botham William, 37 Sutton street
Bowling Thonias Smith, 89 Trinity st
Bowman Geo. i Horsham ter.West par
Branskey Solomon, 103 Walter street
Brigham M. i6W'Binfleet ter.FotuMain rd
Brocklebank George, Preston
Brumby Wilham, 33 Pryme street
Burton Herbert, 62 Spyvee st. Groves
Butler John, 18 North walls
CaleJ' Richard, 70 Portland street
•Capes Charles Hy. k Son, 20 Savile st
Carrick Peter, Preston
Carter Stephen John, 15 Medley street
Chambers Chas. 13 Dean ter.Hopwood st
Chaney John, 31 Prospect street
Chapman John, 3 Hope street
Christiansan Henry,' 32 Gt. Thornton st
Clare John, 6 Paradise row
Clark James, 36 New King street
Clarke Walter George, 73 Carr lane &
I Engine street. Waterworks street
Coates William, 54 North street
Cockerill John, 6 Ripon ter. Liddell st
Cockerill William, 3 Russell street
Cohen Morris, 44 Nile street
Cohen Solomon, 67 Qdeen street
Cook John, 8 St. Stephen's square
Coop Edward, 15 Wincolmlee
Cope William, 3 Smeaton street
Copeland Aaron, 4 Mount pi. Hessle rd
Corp Francis, 73 Selby street, Ncwingtn
Cristall Morris, 25 Francis street east
Croft Richard, i k 3Hotham st. Hedon rd
Crowe Thomas, 4 Cogan street
•Curtis Frank Lord, 71 Carr lane
Dalby Mrs. Mary Ann, a Temperance
street, South street
Dawson Benjamin Richard Blenkin,
Wilson row, W^incolmlae
Dawson William, 18 Spencer street
Dickinson William, 51 Russell street
Dimbleby k Co. 40 Market place
Dix John, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
Dodds Henry Lin wood, 83 English street
Dodsworth Charles, 7 Hudson terrace
Downing Henry, 45 Mytongate
Draper Joseph, 68 Charles street
Dnnn George, 24 Liddell street
Evans James, 9 Silvester street
•Farrer David & Co. 66 Market place k
I Silver street
Fennellow John William, 9 John street
Fenwick Mason, i Albert ter. Pease st
Fessel Henry, 13 Silvester street
Fletcher George, 19 Freehold street
Flowers John, 37 Bean street
•Fowler John T. 37 Whitefriargate
Fntty Thomas, 38 Chariot street
Garbutt Francis, 29 North street
Gibson William, 86 Great Thornton st
GlasbyJohnThos.15 Rodney st.LiddeU st
GotHn William, 3 Vincent street
Ooldbard Herman, 56 Lowgate
Gray Thomas, 33 Porter street
•Gray William, ^ Chariot street
Gray AVilliam, 14'Wonhip street
Greenbanm SanU.4Scott's sq.Hnmber st
Onast William, 27 New King street
Hagemann John, 31 Upper Onion street
Hall John, 180 Waterloo street north
SUE— TAI 253
Hall William, 43 Pnlman St. Newington
Hamilton Thomas, 15 Buckingham st
Hampbel John, 4 Grimston street
Harding William k Son, 48 Mytnngate
Harding Charles, 3 St. James' street
Harding Charles William, 5 Fish street
Harding James, 74 Queen street
Hardy William D. 3 North walls
•Hawley Mrs. Mary A. 3 Savile street
Hebden John, 107 Hessle road
Helm William, Wilde street
Hemingway William, 43 Mytongate
Hill James. & Co. 96 Prospect street,
106 Hessle road & 8 Silver street
Hinckfnss William, 75 Adelaide street
Hind George, 1 1 Carlisle street
Hindle George, 10 Grotto sq. Mason st
Hinners Qaus Henry,i3oGt.Thomton st
Hodgson Thomas, 10 Temple street
Holliday George, Harrow ho. Harrow st
Holmes Henry, 43 Alexandra street
Hopper Joseph, 37 Charlotte street
Hopwood Wm. Thos. 73 Francis st. west
•Huglics James Roberts, 10 Carr lane
Hunter Robert, 18 St. James' street
Hntchinson Robert, Paull
Hutson William Eli, 35 Wellington lane
Hyett Thomas, 5 St. Stephen's square
Hyett William, 5 Leonard street
Jackson T. 5 Charlotte ter. Walmsley st
Jacobs Herman, 82 Osborne street
•Jarratt k Son, 50 Market place
Johnson Joseph, 37 Porter streot
Johnson Thomas Bayes, Market pi . Hedon
•Jnbb Alfred, 3 Wilton terrace, Holder-
ness road ; country orders punctually
attended to ; hats &c
Karsh Isaac, 103 Osborne street
Kaufmann A. k Co. 38 Market place
Keith William, 13 George street
Kersh Albert, 36 Nile street
King Thomas, 36 Market place
Kiti^ing Richard, 21 k 32 Queen street
KUne Louis, Hedon road
Larsen Hans, 18 Marine row
Larson Uhn, 15 Marine row
Leshinsky iVIarks, 10 Waltham street
•Lieberkuhn Christian, 13 Lowgate
Lightenstein Morris, 3 Gilbert street
Lightfoot Francis, 13 New King street
•Littlewood Thomas, 7 Hall street
Lohmann William Henry, 9 Argyle ter-
race, Holdemess road
Lomas Thomas, Manor street
Lyon George, 10 Liddell street
Lyson William, 70 Leonard street
Mainprize William, 36 Reform street
Marshall Thomas, 13 Marmaduke st
Marshall William, 66 Gt. Thornton st
•Marshall William, 40 Norfolk street
•Martensen Martin John, 107 Porter st
•Martin Robert, 41 Savile street
Marwood Frederick, 1 Marlborough ter
Maw, Till, Kirke & Co. 23 Bridge street;
4, 5, & 6 Dock Olftce row k 16 jc 41
Charlotte street
Medd Richard Allen, 50 Lowgate
•Moody James, 5 Ooean place, Aniaby rd
Moskow Isaac, 30 Nile street
Naewicer William, 14 New Garden st
Nassan Charles, 35 Charles street
Neal Alfred, 13 Princess street
Newton George, 34 Norwood street
•Niemann John Charles, 131 Porter st
Nittinger Liider Christian, 4Q Charles st
Norman Thomas, 11 Regent street
•OUey John, 38 Market place
Olson John Edward, 22 St. John's st
•Ostler George, 43 Carr lane
Ostler Robert, jun. 31 Savile street
Pacey John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Pape Matthew, Princes rd. St. John's wd
Pape Matthew, 71 Prospect street
Parrott Joseph, 39 Chariot street
Pearson Henry, 24 Jarvis street. Groves
Pfiefe William, 8 Prince of Wales ter-
race, St. Luke's street
PhiUippo John, Hallgate, Cottingham
Phillips Bros. 39 Silver street
Phillipaon Ftanci8,i88Waterloo st. north
Pickering Tom, 13 Francis street east
Finder Qeorge, 33 Beaumont street
Digi
:izedbyVjUUylC
254 TAI-TIL
Taiu>bs — eontinued.
Purdon Robert, lo Worship street
•Raynor k Crook, i8 Trinity House la
Beeves George Hy. 63 Francis St. east
Robinson Mark, George at. Cottingham
Robinson William, 80 Osborne street
Robson John T.iStaniforth pl.Hessle rd
Rosenbanm Phillip, s Prince street
Rosenton Abraham, 67 Osborne street
Rotherforth Thomas, 4 Vincent street
Routledge Anthony, a Marine row
Rowley Patrick, 19 Margaret street
Rowntree George, 67 LiddeH street
Roy James, 80 Haywell street
*RasseIl, Marshall Jc Sons, 9 Holderness
arcade, Witham
Russell William, 19 Holderness road
Salgoughkey Isaac, 31 St. Luke's street
Schouard George, 24 Paradise place
*Shaw John, 21 Market place
Sherwood John, Hcssle
Simpson William, 18 Osborne street
*Sissons J. ii Son, 49 Market place
Slater Walter Dawson, 93 Day street
Smith & Rawling, Church st. Drypool
Smith Charles, so Cave street, Stepney
Smith Wm. 3 Stepney la. BeTCrley rd
Sonthcott Creswick George, 10 Iiowgate
Staveley H. T. 19 Ockley ter. West par
Stebbing Charles, 74 Osborne street
Stephenson Edmund, is Richmond ter-
race, Old Drain side
Stephenson John B. 14 Paragon place
Stevinson Mark, 14 Clarendon street
Stone Morris, 24 Waterhouse lane
Storr Miss Annie, 39 Walcott street
Stow Robert, 47 North street
Saltan Samuel, 16 Mason street
Symons Hyman, 7 Vincent street
Teardale James, 106 St. Paul's street
Thackrav Samuel, 160 Porter street
•Thirkell John, 17 Whitefriargate
Thirsk Joseph, 12 Francis street west
Thompson William, 23 & 24 Queen st
Thornton H. M. Brook court, Brook st
Timson William, Kirk Ella
Tiplady Henry, 4 Great Passage street k
52 West Dock arenue, Hessle road
Tischler Peter, 15 Hall street
Torpey James, 12 Caroline street
Tozer'john, si Walcott street
Turner William, 40 Waterworks street
Usher Robert, 58 Wassand street
Walker WiUiam, Panll
Wall John, 106 Osborne street
Ward Brothers, 3 Ripon buildings,
Hedon road ; country orders promptly
executetl
Ward Robert, 10 Francis street west
Ward Thos. Clarence st. Garrison side
Watson William, 39 Raywell street
West James, 4 Trmity street
Wharf James, 202 Bean street
Wilboume David, 7 Kpon ter.Liddell »t
Wilkinson John. 165 High street
Willey Gabriel Cook, Hessle
Winselmann Frederick, 12 Medley st
Wolff William, 29 Vincent street
Wood Geo.Hy.48 Strawberry St. EVrj-pool
Wood John, 23 Cottingham ter. Drain sde
Woodhouse William, Preston
Wright George, Fletchergate, Hedon
TAI.I.OW BBOKEBS.
See Brokers— Tallotc.
TAIiI.OW OHANDIiBBS.
Battarbee Robt. k Son, loi Prospect st
Carlin Thomas it WiUiam, 62 Lowgate ;
Maxwell st. Stoneferry ; & at Hessle
Hunter George, Cumberland street
Jackson Thomas, 22 Mytongate
Johnson Bros. Cleveland works. Air st
Raines & Porter, 130 Church st.ScuIcoats
Redhead George William, Earle street
TAIiIiO-W KXBOHAiraS.
Baker Bros. & Co. 196 High street
Chambers Thomas Frederic k Co. 31
High street & Kensington works,
Oxford street
TRADES.
Dibb William k Co. 30 High street
Edwards k Co. Maxwell st. Stoneferry
Jackson Thomas k Co. Wilberforce
buildings, 25High St.; works, Wlmngtn
Simpson Henry, 74 Chnrchill street,
Sculcoaves
TAU.OW BEPINBB.
Simpson Henry, Sitwell street, Groves
TAT.T.Y KAKTrFAOTrrBBB.
Munby Joseph, E Billingsgate, St. An-
drew's dock
TANKBBS.
Holmes Thomas & Sons, Campbell street,
Church street, Sculcoates; k Provi-
dence row
TAB ft TTTBFENTINE DIS-
TILIiEBS.
Close, Gibson k Co. Wilmington,Groves
Elvin Bsothbbs, Dansom lane
Fnrley W. & R.. L. 6 Wellington street
Hamilton John M. k Co. Sculcoates
bridge works. Church st. Sculcoates
Major John C. Church st. Sculcoates
Seaton J. L. Church street, Sculcoates
Storr}', Smithson & Co. ; works, Bank'
side, Sculcoates. See advert
TAB & TTTBFBNTIKE ICBBS.
Bolton Thomas k Co. ai High street
Hill Jas. Wm. Oriental bldgs. Highst
TABPAtrX.IN' UAirUFAOTBS.
Jordan George, Qnay street. See advt
Ware Chaiies, Featherstone's entry, 178
High street. See advert
TEA DEALEBS.
See Grocers ^ Tea Dealers.
TEA UEBCHAirrS.
Absolam, Crocker k Co. 56 High street
Altham Abraham, Silver street & 82
Walker street
Askam John Fairburn, 17 Witham ; 63
Market place ; 40 Caroline street & i
Spring l»nk. See advert
Beecroft William Watson, 37 George St.
k Baltic chambers, 144 High street
Bristow & Co. 83 & 84 Queen street
Brocklesby Moses, 6 Queen street
Field John Johnson, 56 High street ;
warehouse, 199 High street
Field William, 66 High street
Fieldhouse k Campbell, 70 Porter stareet
Hodgson b Co. 29 Bishop lane
Mason Henry k Co. The Exchange,
Bowlalley lane
Mouat & Co. I Market place
Naylor John Wm. 32 Salthouse lane
Reynolds William L. 8 Bishop lane
Rimmington Samuel k Co. 35 k 36
Blackfriargate
ShinfieldJohn JcCo. 17 Charles street;
36 Lowgate ; 50 Holderness road k
150 Porter street
Tasker k Richardson, 5 & 6 Junction
street ; 5 4 6 St. John's street ; 77
Anlaby road ; k Beverley rd. Stepney
TEAOHBBS.
Teachers of Danolnv.
Eleston Mrs. Lauretta, 6 Cavendish sq
Jackson Charles, 18 Albion street
Teacher of DriU.
Williams Henry, 16 All Saints' street
Teachers of Elocution.
Batignn Bernard, 6 Peel street
Rutter Miss Annie, 17 Savile street
Teach«r of LangTiages.
Goymer Mis. Emma, 100 Trinity at
Teaohera of Uoaio. ,
Aoey John B. 48 George street
Alban John, la John street
[holl,]
Barnett H.177 St. George's rd.Tfewingtii
Bentley Frederick, Brookside, Newland
park, Newland
Bmingbroke Fred Chas. 12 Grimsby la
Breaker Edward, 43 Walmsley street
Bregazzi Vincent, 29 Wright street
Browne Miss Frances Elizabeth, 17
Brunswick avenue, Beverley road
Close R B. 12 Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
Downes Wm. H. 8 Redboume St. Bonlevrd
Dunhill Miss Annie, 27 Piyme street
Eleston Mrs. lAuretta, 6 Cavendish sq
Gromett Mrs. E. 7 Ehn Tree av. Park st
Hartog H. a Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
Havis Thomas, 70 West parade
Hermann Louis, 6 Spring street
Hill C. S. Eldon ter. Marlborough aven
Hopkinson Thomas, 4 Pr}'me street
Hudson Mrs.E. i6Brunswick av.Nwngtn
Hughes Richard S. a3 Bean street
Gray Madam Lilian Laudemont, 24
Fountain street, Anlaby road
Jacobsen Miss H. 12 Park row. Park st
Jefferson Miss Jane L 98 Waverley st
Johnson William, 53 Walmsley street
Kempling Samu^, 27 Liddell street
King Mrs. Martha, 22 Norwood street
Lax Charles, 16 Canghey street
Lax George, 41 Leonard street
Martin Miss A. J. 26 Albion street
MOnes Mrs. ao Shaw street, Drypool
Nicholson Walter, 23 Wilberforce street
Gates Thomas, 1 1 Sykes street
Omann Thomas, i8*New King street
Poskitt Mrs. Wary E. 24 Cogan street
Redner Frederick A. 2 Pease street
Recder Edward, 30 Caroline place
Reinhold Charles J. 13 Wellington lane
Smith George Henrj-, 38 Albany street
Stegmann Miss B. 49 Francis st. west
Stephenson John Wm. i Bond street
Watson Mrs. Jenny, 13 John street
WTiitaker WiUiam, 73 Gt. Thornton st
Whitton Miss Elizabeth, 2 Portland pi
Teaohsr of Navigation.
Somerscalea Anthony North, 6 Dock st
Teaohecs of Sloslnf •
Lancelot Richard, 73 Wright street
Teachers of Writing.
HajTTOod James, i Silver street
Settle Mrs. Sarah Ann. 4 Windsor st
TEMFEBAKOE HOTELS.
Alliance Temperance hatd (Matthew-
Campion Hill), II Nelson street
Bell Edwd. Latham, 14 Paragon street
Briggs Mrs. Mary, 9 Midland street
Brown Edwin, 43 Paragon street
Butlin George, 8 jc 9 Prince street
Hall Mrs. M. E, 11 Fish street
Hargitt Mrs. E. 10 Midland street
Hayler Guy, 8 Albion street
Procter John, 16 Waterworks street
TBNT ft KABaXTBE BCAKBBS-^
Pnssey Thomas, Nile street
Fussey W. 23 oicean place, Anlaby road
Henderson William, 39 Myton street
Edgington Benjamin, 2 Duke street,
London bridge e.c
THBATBE.
Theatre Royal (Wilson Barrett, lessee:.
Alfred Cnthbert, man. ), Paragon st
THBASBINa KACHZKB
OWNBBS.
See Agricultural -Sfaehine Owners.
TIOXBT WBITBB8.
Mackey Francis, i Osborne street
I^ckles Joseph, to Church lane
Proctor William Joseph, Albert diam-
bers, Carr lane
Vann George Sprigg, i6'Chnrdi lane
TZZiE UABBBS.
See Srick ^ Tile Maktn.
Digitized by VjUUV iC
[hull.]
TII<B KEBCHANTS.
See B,-iek ^ Tile MerehavU.
TIMBBB AOEKTS.
See AgettU — Timber.
TOKBBB BBOKSSS.
See Brokers — Timber.
TTMBEB ICEB0HANT8.
See also Mahogany Merchants.
Allen Thomas Webster, 4 & s Sarile
chambers, Savile street
Atkinsoa & Baper, Prussian chambers,
Fostemgate
Barkirorth Jt Spaldin, North side,
Qneen's dock
BraithTaite, Hewetson & Co. Courtney
street, Holdemess road
Brovn, Toogood & Co. Bromley street,
Scnlcoates k North side, Queen's
dock ; offices, 34 Wellington street
Bryaon, Jameson Jc Co. North side,
Qneen's dock & Church st. Drypool
Cattley John Henry k Sons, North side.
Queen's dock
Rsher Henry, Dansom Isne
Forster i. Andrews, Timber yard, Sut-
ton Drain side. Lime street
Harrison Richard li John, Garrison side
Jc Great Union street
Harrison Robert k Co. North side,
Queen's dock
Hearen & Kesterton, Dock Ofiice cham-
bers, Cross street
Hodge William, 11 Gt. Union st.Withm
Horaley, Smith & Co. Vernon street
Jansen Peter, Hyperion street, Drypool
Laverack k Goddard, Great Union st
Martin Frederick, Seward Street saw
mills, Hedon road
Meggitt Samnel Sider, Maxwell street,
Stoneferry; office, 15 High street
>'apier Robert, 19 Bonlerard south,
Bessie rood & St. James* street
Svneay Mining Timber Co. (TJu)
(J. M. MitcheU, manager), Victoria
chambers. Princes Dock street
Partington James & Co: St. James' st
Futis Joseph k Richard, St. Paul's st
Fajne, Douthwaiteft Co. Dock OfHoe
diambera. Cross street
Bayner John E. ic Co. 4 Junction {dace
Ra}-ireU Charies, 10 Adelaide street
Rimtan I. J. k Son, Dansom lane
Snasell J, T. North side, Qneen's dock
Sevard Thomas, 7a Witham
Seward Tom, 10 Charlotte street
Shaw John Humble, Gt. Union street
Simpson C. k Co. Merrick street, DrypI
Simpson Frederick, Lockwood street
Smith H. Ic Co. North aide, Qneen's dck
Smith Robert k Son, Hessle road
Smithson Charles Fredk. k Co. Oriental
bnikLngs, High st. k Victoria dock
Stone Brothers k Co. North side, Qneen's
dock ; saw mills. Dansom lane ; yards,
Holdemess road
Tealby k Co. Garrison side
Thompson William k Son, a Nelson st
Thompson Norrison, 6 Baker street
Hiomham, Beynoldson k Co. North
aide, Qneen's dock k South Bridge rd
VjAerman William, 51 Hedon road
Wade Richard, Sons k Co. Garrison side
Walton William Porter, North side,
Qneen's dock
Wells Brothers, Commercial chambers,
Prince's Dodc street
Whitehead Henry, 4 Jimction place
TZR XBBCHANTS.
Cl»rk George k Sons, 39 & 40 Water-
hoose lane. See adrertisement
Primrose k Co. 38 Paragon street
"SnS FIiATX KSBOHANTS.
Bower *Thornton,Wellington chambers,
Wellington street
Craggnn k Co. aoo Upper Thames st.
uodon e,e.; k at Lirarpool k Ghwgow
TRADES.
TUI3CBN & BBAZIBB8 & TIV
FLATS WOBKBBS.
Abbott Charles, 28 Tinkle street
Adams William Lee, 37} Lowgate
Adamson T. J. Eagle ter. West parade
Barber Henry, 33 Spencer street
Bamaby John, 43 Bean street
Brownlee John, 46 Pease street
Campbell Thomas Brooks, 18 Mytongate
Chapman Samuel, a Derby street
Clark George k Sons, 39 & 40 Water-
house lane. See advertisement
Cotton Hornby, a6 Selby st. Newington
Cowper Wm. B.19 Marlborough terrace
Dpewery Lot, St. Augustine gate, Hedon
England Richard, 41 Salthouse lane
Farr Edward, 133 k xa$ High street
Frenneaux Mrs. Mary, 35 Charlotte st
Hammerton William, 34 Mytongate
Elardy William W. 107 Witham ^
Hardy William Wilkinsou,Holdemess rd
Harvey Geo. 161 Hodgson St. Groves
Hawkms John, 58 Oxford street
Holder Richard Coolson, 39 Marmadnke
street, Hessle road
Howard Edwin, 8kg Burton street
Hoyes George, 133 Porter street
Hurrell Alfred, 34 Moxon street
Johnson J. i8a. Ocean pi. Anlaby road
Johnson Richard, 9 George yard
JohnsonBichd.F.'6North par. Beverley rd
Julian John, Hessle
Eitching T. 4 Sisters' ter. Beverley road
Lambert William, 59 Francis st. west
Lazenby E. 43 Upper Union street
Longden F. 7 & 176I Waterloo St. north
Martinson Thomas, Trinity street
Metcalfe Thos. R 9 & 31 Chapel lane
Metcalfe William, 36 Hill street
Moses James B. 53 Wassand street
Phillipson William, 4 Salthouse lane
Potter James, 86 Church st. Sculooates
Raffordi George, 15 Caroline street
Baine Charles, 53 Jenning st. Groves
Ramsey John, 34 Lowgate
Beed Thomas, 9Chnrch street,Scnlcoates
Scholey Roberts, 40 Adelaide street
Smith Joseph, 58 Campbell street
Smith Thomas, 143 Walker street
Stathers Edward B. 3 Rep;ent terrace
Sted John Henry, 3 Davis St. Bond st
Tate H. W. 43 Tenning street. Graves
Tate Wm. Hy. 3 Daltry street
Thompson Edward Hamilton, 8a Nay-
lor's row, Drypool
Waite Robert F. <g Great Passage st
Walsh Fredk. J. Hallgate, Cottingham
Ward Charles, 17 Short street
Warner William, 116 Adelaide street
West James, 19 Porter street
Witty John, 9 St. Paul's street
Wood Hy. s West End perade,Hes8le rd
TOBAOOO UANTJFACmJBBBS.
Carrick & Co. 9 Grimsby lane
Hargreave Edward John, jun. 4 Glou-
cester terrace, Grosvenor street
Hargreave Bichd. South Church side
Hargreaves Richard, i^ Fish street
Stevenson k Gibson, White Horse
yard. Market place
TOBAOOONI8T8-WHOI.BSAI.B.
Brown John Wharam, 13 Porter street
CoverdaleW.34Paragon st.tsoMarket pi
Hart William, 14 Waterworks street
Little John k Co. 39 Waterworks street
TOBACiOGHISTa.
Allen A. 79 Church street, Drypool
AUon Samuel, 35 Hessle road
Altoift Benjamin, Cogan street
Anderson James Henry, 56 Porter st
Andrews Mrs. Margaret, 3 Porter street
Arwichson Mrs. Emma, 53 Queen st
Bamett Mrs. E. 30 Great Passage street
Barrett J. S. 7 Orimston st. Dock st
Barron Charles, 3a Wincolmiee
Baxter Bobert, no Hessle rand
Booth Henry, 13 Chariot street
Brown Mrs. Betsy, a Fountain road
Brown John Wharam, 13 Porter street
TIL— TOB 255
Brown Miss S. J. 16 Londesboroogh gt
Banting Thomas, 8 Dock arcade, Hessle
road, Newington
Buskill Edmund, 86 Witham
Camby & Ramsey, 44 Lowgate
Canbyjohn Sharp,48Waterworks street ;
4 Queen street k 44I Lowgate
Chester Thomas, 55 Cogan street
Coghill Thomas Steven, 84 Porter street
CohenMarksLoais, aaOcean pi. Anlab}' rd
Cooke George Wm. 45J Norfolk street
Coverdale William, 50 Market place
CoverdaleW.34Paragon st.&soMarket pi
Cowley Richard Lawton, 46 Prospect st
Crofts Bobert, 53 Walker street
Curtis Thomas, 30 Charles street
Donovan John mison, 68 Queen street
Dunlin G. 15 Hnraber Dock street
East Alfred, 84 Hessle road
Eley Jas. 6 Alexandra arcade, Hedon rd
Exley Thomas, 50 Charles street
Featherstone Miss Annie, 8 Grimston st
Flint John, 43 Great Union street
Forge Miss Eliza, 50 Humber street
Fowler Charles, 16 Witham
Fox Joseph, a Witham
Freeman Robert, 10 King street
Gascoine Charles, 44 Charles street
Goldstien Abram, 34 Adelaide street
Goltman S.35 Queen st.&ai Prospect st
Gordon Michael, 80 Queen street
Green Horace, 133 Porter street
Green Richard Bowes, 39 Sykes street
Hall Samuel, a Castle street
Hammond Charles, 8 Dock Office row
Harrison John, 39 Francis street east
Hart William, 14 Waterworks street
Hewitt Mrs. Frances, 6^ Spring bank
Hill Richard, 7 Porter street
Hobbins Miss Sarah, 3 Midland street
Hodgson William, Bridge street
Holmes John, 160 Church St. Sculcoates
Home Mrs. Maria, 156 Porter street
Houghton William, i Wilmington
Jickells John, 39 Saville street
Johnson Thomas John, 3 Waterhouse la
Kempley Henry, 65 Hessle road & iii
St. James' street
Kendall Thomas K. 115 Osborne street
King Joshtia S. a Anlaby road
Letebrre Madame Helene, 54 Pease st
Leggott John, i Lowgate
Lison Charles Ashton, 54 Brook street
Little John k Co. 39 Waterworks street
Mahon Thomas, 5 Great Passage street
Martin George Smith, 9 Paragon street
Medd Enoch, 5 Lime street
Melton John. la M\-tongate
Mewse Edward k Co. 86 Porter street
Middleton Henry, ^9 Whitefriargate
Mountain Frederick, 63 Marketplace
Murray William, 24 Humber Dock st
Nicholls John, 3 Dock arcade, Hessle
road, Newington
Owston Miss Ix>ui8a, 6 Lime street
Oxtoby Charles, 70 Spencer street
Paxton George Wm. 38 Adelaide street
Pickering Robert John, aa Bond street
Poulsen Emil, 19 Waterworks street
Proudlack Chas. i Clyde ter. Hessle rd
Rayner Mrs. Dinah, 8 Stepney terrace,
Beverley road
Reader Thomas Alfred, 55 Carr lane
Rhodes Joseph, 15 North walls
Robinson Jsph.Hnnsley, 80A, Prospect st
Rose Louis, Anlaby road
Rosenberg Aaron, 4 Ijowgate
Rosenburg Marcus, ao Bridge street
Ross William, 65 Paragon street
Boubert Shachna, 45 Waterhouse lane
Roystone Mrs. Ellen, 5 & 6 Prince street
Russel John Green, 9 Charles street
Saalfeld Heqry, 30 Chariot street
Shaw Thomas, 38 Bridge street
Shearsmith Edward, a8 Mytongate
Smith William Hen. 5 Waterhouse lane
Smithson Alfred Chas.3 k sJAdelaide st
Stanoer George, 38 Lowgate
Stephenson Francis, 38 Brook street
Stowe James, 46 Great Union street
Str^ord Joseph Richard, 36 Mytongate
Swallow Daniel, Londesborough street
Digitized by VjUUVIC
256 TOB— TUR
Tobacconists — continued.
Sweeting T. 6 Melbourne ter. Hesale rd
Tate George, i6o Walker street
ThomaaH.56Whitefriargate&38Queen st
Thompson Francis B. 7 Wilmington
Ullyett Joseph Meek, 8 Midland street
Ussher Mrs. Cecilia Augnsta, 67 Carr la
Voase James, 5 Hessle road
Voase JohnW.42West Dock av.Hessle rd
WaddyRichardWilliam,58 Gt.Passage at
Walker John T. 13 Market place
Walters Mrs. Caroline, 41 Mytongate
Watson James Woodliff, 69 English st
Webster James, iii Witham
Westoby Joseph Hind, 59 Cogan street
Wiles Aaron, 67 Prospect street
Williams Miss Sarah, 59 Brook street
Wilson George, 70 Spring bank
Wise Matthew, 2 Ordnance pi. Drypool
Withers John Wm.iSeward st.Heaonrd
Wolff Lewis, 8 Gt. Union st. Witham
Woodmansky John, 16 Trippett
Wright Mrs. S. E. 5 Carlisle street
Wroot Charles, 40 & 41 Qneen street
XOBACOO FIFE MAKEBS.
Blyth Edward John, i Camion passage.
Drain side, St. Paul's
Bromby WilliamWilkinson, 20 North st
Jefferson Hy. 2 Success pi. Colliers st
Sayers Edward, 44 Salthouge lane
Sharp Thos. Mary court. Low. Union st
Stonehousc Francis, 83 West street
TOBACCONISTS' FANCT
OOODS DEALEB.
Brown Joseph, 68 Brook street
TOOL KAKEBS.
Bell Stephen, 12 Ordnance pi. Drjpool
Button & Co. 10 & 14 North walls
Kaye Wm. 4 Thos. S. 6 Smeaton street
Lodge George, Old Bifie Barrack yard,
Alfred street
Nightingale Thos. 8 & 9 Machell street
Walton Joseph James, 47 Waterworks st
TOT CABT & BABBOW HEB.
Daabney William Edward, Scale lane
TOT DEAIiEBS.
BriggsMrs. E. 14 Naylor's row, Drypool
Carr Geo. Henry, 147 Watjerloo st.north
Conyers Leonard, 27 Hessle road
Crane Edward William, 100 Hessle rd
Crighton EdwinRoss,i2oGt. Thornton st
Dean Joseph, 4 West End par. Hessle rd
Ducker John, 39 Walker street
Garbutt Mrs. Elizabeth, Fountain road
Hall Mrs. Jane, 70 Carr lane
Hammond George Charles, 43 West par
Harrison A. 4 & s Swann st". Sculcoates
Hewson George, 49 York St. Sculcoates
Holmes Miss Zillah, 5 St. James' street
Nettleship William, 34 Market place
Pickering Robert John, 6 Cyprus ar-
cade. Spring bank
Senior John, 18 Adelaide street
Tate George, jun. i Jane street
Todd Mrs. Jane, Beverley road
Turner Mr8.Harriet Annie, 5 Anlaby rd
Ward Mrs. Sarah, 41 Terry street
Watson Mrs. Mary Ann, 26 Alexandra st
Westoby George, 41 West street
Westoby CSeorge Grantham, 2 Cross st
Whitaker Mrs. Ann Marj', S4 Carr lane
Willoughby Digby, 44 Prospect street
Wing E. & Son, 7 George street
Wright Mrs. EUza, 41 Charles street
TBASB FBOTECTIOK
SOCIETIES.
Fmit Merchant's Trade Protection Asso-
• ciation (W. R. Locking, secretary),
Cogan house, Bowlalley lane
Hull Guardian Society for Protection of
Trade (John Leak, sec. ; Edward
Haniiath,man.),Exchaiige,Bowlalleyla
Stnbbs' Trade Protection Society, 9 Par-
liament street
TfiADES.
[hull.]
TBAUWAT COHPANIES.
Hull Street Tramways Co. (John Wright,
manager) ; money receiving office,
Dock Office chambers. Cross street &,
Shed, Witham
TBAVELLEBS— COMUEBCIAI,-
Alpe James, 39 Thomas street, Drypool
Atkins George, 34 Pendrill st. Beverley
Atley H. 39 Sandringham St. Newingtn
BlowC. 14 Floranceaven.St. John's wood
Boodie H. A. 13 Pemberton st. Witham
Bray Alf. 103 St. George's rd. Newingtn
Brown Joseph, i Freehold street
Clarke Thos. 4 Park Street cres. Park st
Coates M'illiam Henry, i Pearson street
Coatsworth John B. B. 19 Arhngton st
Cogan W.W. 56 St. George's rd. Nwngtn
Cotton T. 21 Wellington la. Beverley rd
Cook Thomas, 6 Bank street
Crawshaw Saml. 9 Clarendon st. south
Creasser Wm. Birks, 66 Somerscales st
Cross John, 55 Derringham street
Dale Isaac, Cottingham rd. Newland
Danby Reuben, 24 Wellington lane
Denison John, 1 1 Derringham street
Des Forge Walter Henry, 13 Boulevard I Wilson George, 27 Hopwood street
Boulevard, —-.-..-
Robins W. 2 Brunswick aven. Beverley rd
Rockliff Frederick, 6 Cromwell street
Russell A. Berkeley st. Beverley road
Sadler Robert, 5 West parade
Sanderson James, 33 Derby street
Sanderson Robert, 172 St. George's road,
Newington
Schottlander Ijonis, 3 Freehold street
Simpson Robert, 8 Walmsley street
Simpson William W. 27 Wellington la
Skinner W. T. 4A, Cave street Stepney
Smith Joseph William, 36 Vane street
Smith J. St. Leonanl rd. Beverley road
Sowerhy William, 15 Vane street
Spicer Richard C. 25 All Saints' street
Rteedman Samuel, 47 Derringham st
Stonehouse Chas. Fairbank, 81 Albany st
Stonehonse G. F. 2 Fountain st. Anlaby rd
Taylor Charles Frederick, 49 Louis street
Theaker Thomas, 3 All Saints' street
Townsend Samuel, SA, Cave St. Stepney
WalkcrWm.R.2 The Avenue ores. Park st
Webster Richard, 34 James st. Drjpool
Webster Thomas, 52 Trinity street
Whiteley Henry, 78 Spring street
Williamson Thomas, 21 Cave st. Stepnej
crescent,
Dobson Hy Cottingham road, Newland
Dorman William, 33 Walmsley street
Drinkall Thomas, 26 Caughey street
Durley Henry Hall, 5 Westboume aven
Escritt Robert, 66 Campbell street
tlemiog Thomas Henry, 6 Regent street
Foskett John Fredk. 4 Imperial arcade,
Granville street, Newington
Fraser D. Prince's rd. St. John's wood
Gardiner WiUiam„is Londesborough st
Uamiss Thomas M. 60 West parade
Gibbs Frederick, 22 Day street
Grcasley Chas. 4 Park road. The Park
Green Alfred, 78 Linna;us street
Gren Oscar, Grafton street, Newington
Guttenberg George, 27 Pearson street
Hague W. 27 Sandringham st. Newngtn
Hainstock William, 8 Hopwood street
Haley Ton, s Wilton street
Hall George, 37 Hopw(X)d street
Hall Thomas N. 3 Park row. Park st
Harrison E. 19 Brunswick aven. Newngtn
Haselgrove Samuel, 26 Day street
Hawksworth William, 31 Clarendon st
Hindson John Milliner, 12 Finsbury st
Holdsworth William,47 Sandringham st.
Newington
Holmes Henry, 16 Foimtain road
HoneymanG. 46G raftn.st. St. John's wood
Horwood Jacob, 6 Albany street
Howard H. Whitwell, 15 Wakefield st
Huntley Richard, Fletchergate, Hedon
James Charles, 51 Wellington lane
Kennington F. C. 26 Regent street
Kershaw Henry, 364 Sykes street
Kirby John, 70 Peel street
Knowles Edward, 3 Clarendon St. south
Lanerack John, 7 Grey street
Layfield R. 6 Poplar gro. Cave st. Stepny
Lilbum George, i Park row. Park st
Lloyd Charles Henry, 53 Portland st
Longden Henry, 28 Linneeus street
Lundy John, 3 Berkeley st. Beverley rd
Lyon John Dicken, 70 Walmsley street
Martin George, 85 Leonard street
Milner T. 24 Sandringham st. Newingtn
Moody George Frederick, 36 Bank st
Moody John Henry, 7 Cranbonme st
Moon Richard Fetch, 7 Hopwood street
Morley David, 17 Hopwood street
Morley W.B.22 Wilberforce St. Anlaby rd
Nayler Harsley, 26 Wellington lane
Newbert George, 3 Temple street
Ogle William, 5 Milton street
Pinchon Thomas, 3 Vane street
Pomeroy John James, Lambert street,
St. John's wood
Proctor James, 78 Park street
Purdon Edwin Field, 19 Brunswick
avenue, Beverley road
Reynolds William, 22 Milton street
Rhodes Joseph W. 10 Bmnswick grove
BidufdsoiiWilliam Henry, i Picturesque
terrace, Waterloo street north
Windross E.B.DeGrey st. St.John'swood
TBAVELIilVa DBAFEB8.
See 2>rapei's.
TBIPE DBESSEBS.
Andrew George, 25 Myton street
Biggins Harry, 43 Salthouse lane
Brown George C. 30 Spencer street
Cresswell John, 28 Porter street
Dumman Thomas, 34 Wincolmlec
Galloway W. 22 New George street
Hayes Samuel, 31 Chariot street
Holmes William, 44 Jennings street
Jacklin Thos. i6J Ocean pi. Anlaby nl
Levett Richard, 51 Great Passage street
Lyons David, 5 Malton parade, Hessle ni
Moss John, 69 West street
Robinson WiUiam, 29 Brook street
Robinson W. t Sewer la. k 106 Witham
Scaife Mrs. Ann, 84 West parade
Shearsmith Mrs. Mary, 5 Charles street
Taylor George Beaumont, 40 Mj-tongate
Weatherson Henry, 51 Adelaide street
TBITNX & FOBTMAirrBAU
KANTTFACTUBEBS.
Dearlove & Co. 52 Whitefriargate
Lennard Geo. Henry, 41 Waterworks st
Pool Robert Bradshaw, 5i Queen street
TBT7S8 et BANDAOhE KAITFB.
Dnffill Mrs. M. 9 Pease street
TX7BE UEBCHANT.
Brown Robert Henry ; office, 18 Bruns-
wick avenue, Beverley road
Txra owmsBs.
Booker Henry tt Co. WelUngton street
west ; office, 39 Homber street
Carmichael John William, 49 William st
Gray Mrs. Jane, 43 Lister street
Peek & Carmichael, Wellington st west
Peek Edward Robert, 53 Lister street
TUBKISH BATHS.
Ste Baths.
TTTBMKUS.
Blackstone Edward, 38 Silvester street
Canty Richard, Hedon road
Dixon Jacob, Kingston square
Eskrett k Searle, Barmston street t
Swann street, Sculcoates
Hall Thomas, 20J Hessle road
Hope Albert Edward, St James' street
Jowett John, 12 York street
Laverack icGoddard, Great Union street
Levitt Joseph, i Dock street
Stockdale David, 131 Walker street ; St
James' street k 64 Adelaide street
Watson Mrs. S. 57 Spyvee st. OroVM
Wood John, 36 Charlotte street
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
[hull.]
TTTBFBiraiHB DZSTILblSS
&( Tar 4- TuTftutiM DiOUltri.
Stt Bcft, Lbu ^ Twmt Makers.
VKBBBUiA BTAITDTBS.
BaUen A. C. & Co. 20 Waterworks st
(1arke Wflliam, 51 Dock street
Coiimbs John, 11 Osborne street
Eeles Edwin George, 49 Whitefriargate
Hire H. 32 1 ^ Waterworks street
Haywoad William, 15 Wassand street
UodgkiDson Ura. Catherine, 8 Spring st
Kennedj William, 71 A, Prospect street
fe 13 West street ; umbrelUu recorered
K repaired while you wait
Kirby Morris, 53 Canninf street
Majiplebeek Thomas, 39 Lowgate
H'jrd Thomas, 5 Marlborough terrace
TJITSBBXAKBBS.
BroogbtoD Geo. Frederick, 4 Cannon at
Bnl Wilham, 18 Jenning street
Ooogb WilKam, 59 Feel street
Dibb Herbert EimnnL ai^ Clarendon st
I>>iighty Walter, 70 Walker street
Eutarbrook Nichtuaa James, i^ OaroHne
itrtet fc 62 Rnsaell street
Gny l^iam, 16 Hanover square k
Slemrfs yard, lU High street
Utkross James, Hsiderness road
liin Mrs. Frances, 11 Midland street
Jonas Arthur & Co. s Arondel street,
Hokismeaa road
Kendall Thonus, 4 Baker street
Leadbeater Joseph, 58 Waverley street
Mdisod BeDJamin, 09 Adelaids street
McLeod Williaiii, 4 Addside street
Msyasrd Baijamfai, oS Londesboro' st
Vedbrth Oeorge, 37 Seaton street
Maasi H. k Sons, 31, 33 k 35 Oarden st
Moolson Fnderidc Joshua, 30 Oreat
Passage street h Marine row
Ramsey John, School street
dcotlGearge Lucas, 89Chiirch st-Drypool
Thompson Noniaon, 6 Baker street
Tipple George, aii Clarendon street
Tatty Jame^ 44 Trinity straet
Waid Jofan, 41 Blnndell street
Ward Joseph, 59 Rossell street
Wefaeter John William, a Spencer street
Wbitfield William Bobinson, i Nile st
ViQingham Thomas Geo. 38 Morpeth st
Vrndall James, Baker street
TIPHOI.8TBBI!B8.
Ste aUo Cabinet Maken.
TRADES.
Richardson k Sons, 33 to 35 Bond
works, Little Albion street fe Waltfaam
street ; timber yard. Baker street
Slingsby William, a & 3 Prinoes Dock st
Smithson Alfred, 5 Adelaide street
Sootibem George, 33 Percy street
Spikins George, 38 George street
Thompson Samuel, 98 Great Thornton
street k so Anlaby load
Ward John,7 Regent's terrace, Anlaby rd
White Mrs. Sarah. 18 New Garden st
See Appraitert ; aim Auetimeeri.
▼ABNisH uAinrFAcrrBS.
Bamforth John, a6 Hopwood street
Clumbers Thomas Frederic k Co. yt
High stk Kensington works, Oxford st
Davis John Whitmore k Son, WUming-
ton & Stoneferr}' ; wareho. Smeaton st
Elswortb Frederick, Air st. Scnlcoates
Elvin Brothers, Dansom lane
Fewster Thos. k Son, 44 Jc 44I Sykes st
Hamilton John M. k Co. Scolooatea
Bridge works, Church st. Sculcoates
Hanasll G. Oxford street, Sculcoates
Hunter Geo. Cumberland st. Sculcoates
Johnson Bros. Cleveland works, Air st
Menfliin Wm. S. Bank side, Soulooates
Sanderson A. k €0. Ropeiy street k
Hnmber Bank works
Storry, Smith Son fe Co. ; oflioes fe
works, Banksidef Sculcoates. Sse
advert
Storry, Witty fe Go. ija Chnreh street,
Scnlcoates
Todd W. R. fe Son, Toogood strest
Burretl fe Co. 117 fe 118 Lsodenhall
street, London e.c
▼AJUriBH ICBBOHAirCS.
Ganderton Bros. Commercial buildings,
39 High straet
VAT KAKBS.
Lazanby William Henry, 85 Prospect
street ; South side ; Queen's dock fe
lo^ Oosan place, Anlaby road
VBNBTIAN BLimD XAOTF&.
Ward Thomas, 7 Regent's ter. Anlaby rd
VBTBSZirABT SUBOBOHB.
Freeman fc Son, Marshland house,
Silvastar street
Longhurst Walter, 88 Leonard street
Sowcrby Daniel R. 16 Oarr lane
TUTBOAS KAHUFAOTTIBJIBa
Abba Thomas, 33 Witham
Aitcbiaoo J. 13 Frederika ter. Anlaby rd
.\tkinsan Mrs. Mary, 18 Grimston st | Champion fe Co. Limited, comer of Old
Audaafc Leggott, 17 Paragon street fe; street fe City road. London e.r
Sooth street | _ " ,„_„__^
Bsntley Mrs. Ann Eliiabeth, 88 Spring st' VOLUITCBBBS.
" East York Artillery Volunteers (and)
(Hon. Ciilnnel, Right Hon. Lord
BbdoD fc Co. " Bon Harohik" 38, 39 fe
40 Prospect street
BtidegTuoni Frederick, 04 Fiukle street
Daris Edwin fe Co.. 46 to 48 Market
place ; 3 to 6 Chnrvh side south ; i to
3 Vicar lane & 30 fe 31 Dagger lane
Easten John fe Sons, 8 Market place.
See advert
EaMerbrook Ebcneier,4 Arundell street,
Holderaess road
Ea«t«ce Frederick, 31 Anlaby rood
I'niier Miss Martha, loi Day street
(ioldstein fc Co. Great Passage street
Basoip James Edwin, 33^ Dock street
Hendler Aug. 9 fe 1 1 Spyvee St. Groves
HnTiley fc Askew, 53 Paragon street fe
■"vnith street
Knmingham Charles, 14 Bond street ;
forks, New Oarden street
Matthews J. fe Co. Oarr lane
Mav, Till, Kirkefe Co. aa Bridge street;
4. 5 fc 6 Deck OBIce row fc 16 fe 41
Charlotte street
f»iltj Mrs. Hannah, S7 Osborne street
Feacock Mrs. Ellen, St. Silas street
I^ (ieorge Wm. Hyperion it. Drjrpool Webb Uriah James, 7 Scott's sqtutre
Wenlock ; Lieut.-ColonelCommanding,
Henry C. Gleadow ; Lient. -Colonel,
Henry P. Pndsey; Adjutant, <>tpt.
Hngh A. Scott b.a. ; Quarter-master,
Thomas St. Clair Healey) ; barracks.
Park street
East Yorkshire Hegiraent (ist Volun-
teer Battalion) (William Edward
Goddard It. -col. ; W. H. N. Locke,
adjutant), Londesboro' street
WAOON BtTIU>BBS.
Hull Wagon Works Co. Lim. (John Ross,
sec.). Paragon street ; works. Chalk
lane, Newington
Norfolk Richard m. inst. m.e. 9 Paragon
street. See advert
WAOOK OOVBB KAHTTFBS.
Jordan George, Quay St. See advert
Lennard George Hy. 41 Waterworks st
WAIiKINO STICK tIfATHB
TUR-WAT 257
WABBHOVSB KBEPBB8.
Boden (Wdl Hy.), McBrides fe Co. 60 fc
61 High St. fe North side, Qtneen's dck
Charlesworth & Co. 37 Blanket row
Dixon Edmund Philip, 53, 75, 76 fc 77
High street
EngHsh William P. Garrison si^e ; oftlcr.
180 High street
Gilyott William fc Co. Princes Dock st
Newsam Henry, 65 High street
Waterloo JUilla Cake ^ Wm-nhoiLnnff Co.
(3V) Lmiud, Wilmington
Woodhonse & Co. Etherington buildings,
50 High street
WABBHOTTSElCBir.
Copestake, Hughes, Crampton fc Co.
(London) (Harry Spratt, man.), 39
Church lane
Davis Edwin fc Co. 46 to 48 Marks*
place ; 3 to 6 Church side south ; i to 3
Vicar lane fe 30 fe 31 Dagger lane
Stewart fc Mcl5ouaid (John Clark, agt.)
{Glatt/oK), k 149 High street
Westhead J. P. & Co. Limited (Alfred
Loftus, manager), 7 Prince street
WATCH hakzbs.
See alto Clock Jfakers.
Marked ttaoa ; are alao Cloek Haken.
BMsby fe Rust, 15 Market plane
{Bamett fc Scott, 45 Whitefriargate
Bamett Barney, 61, 6a, 63 & 64 Carr In
Bates Qeory, 9 Caindsn tar. Bevsrlagr nl
Bromby SunneU Hallgate, Cottingfaain
Brunner Englebert, 6a Mytongatr
Bush Herman, 5 Kingston ter. Hessle rd
Capes James, 34^ Trippett
(Chant George J. 17 Carr lane
Charter Jn.Wni.4 North par.Beverley rd
Clarkstm John, 39 Waterloo street
{Cook Jatia T. 15 Waterworks street
Cooper William, a Great Union street
Crapper William, 74 Charles street
DesForges Samuel, 35 Vincent street
Orescher Jos. fe Albt. Market pL Hedou
Eaton Daniel, 45 Great Union street
(Ellis Mrs. Jane, 66 LowgHte
Fish John, 99 IVithara
Fryer Edward, 64 Walker street
tFryer Jn. Hy. 81 Walton st. Newington
Hamlett Saral. 19 Gt. Union sL Witham
Hart Henry, ao Percy street
Hoekin Homas John, 23 Savile straet
Howe Frank, 34B, Witham
Hnll John Charles, 3a Queen street
Ivey Joseph, 77 Holdemess road
Jacobs Aaron, 90 Walker street
James William, 6a, Spring bank
Jefferson John, i Fish street
Kammarer Ignatius, 58 Porter street
King Andrew, a Mytongate
Kirk Thomas fe Co. 7 Whitefriargate
Larard Thomas, i Carlisle street
Lee Henry, 69 Charles street
liOedham Wiliiam. Hessle
Lodge John, 33 Warship street
Mackrill fe Lait, xa Prospect street
(Marks Lewis fe Sons, 31 Waterworks st
Marshall Wm. Hen. $6 West parade
More John, i Ashley gro. Beverley road
Moss David, 68 Mytongate
Nicolini John, 3 PortUuid street
Nottingham John, 34 Charles straet
tOsbourne Elam, 14 Mytongate
Parry David H. Hallgate, Cottingham
Parry Daniel Henry, 18 Walmsley street
Pearce James, 33 Whitefriargate
tPickering David, 59Selby st.Newingt
iPickering George, aA, Prospect street
iRaw Edwin, 10 Savile street
Reeder Wcstoby Wra. 33 Winoolmlee
Reynoldson Thomas fe Son, 30 White-
friargate. See advertisement
IRiseam Joseph, i Chariot street
Scott Edward, a Ripon bldgs. Hedon rd
Ett James, 4 Market place
» Joseph, 91 Porter street
> Lewis, 18 Humber Dock street
ITaylor Robert, aa Campbell street
Undy John, 34 Postemgate
(Wagner Jknthony, 13 Carlisle 1
HULL. 1 7
258 WAT— WIE
Watch Makers — continued.
IWamer Englebert, 19 Cogan street
JWatson J. C. 32 Waterworks street
WhitehcadChas.sDock arcade, He^sle rd.
Newington
Whitworth George, i N'orfolk street
^Wise Oiarles A. 15 St. John street
Wright John Thomas, 11 Medley street
Go/ilsmitlu' Alliance, Limited, 11 & 12
Oornhill, London e.c
-WATCH * CJMCK CI.EANBB-
Siickliff George William, 42 Scott st
WATCH & CLOCK MATEBIAL
DEAIiESS.
Ertwanls & Co. Maxwell st. Stoneferry
WATER WORKS.
Hull Water Works (David Maxwell c.b.
resident engineer ; Richard Robinson,
clerk) ; office. Town hall, Lowgate ;
works (David Maxwell, consulting
engineer), Stoneferry k Spring head,
Cottingham
Newington Water Co. Limited (Francis
Reckitt, chairman ; Marmaduke Hew-
son, manager ; W'm. A. Wilkinson,
secretary), Albert avenae, Newington
WATBBPBOOE BOOT WAKim.
Walker John, 39 Savile street
-WATBSPBOOF COVES mTEBS
Uouldsbrough Robert, 90A, High st
Lennard George Henry; works, 7 Smea-
ton street ; shop, Waterworks street
Ware Charles, Fcatherstone's entry, 178
High street. See advertisement
WATEBFBOOE CI.OTHINQ
UAKTTFAOTTTBEB.
Lennard George Hen. 41 Wat«rworks st
Anderson, Anderson &, Anderson, 37
Queen Victoria street, London e.c
WEI.Ii SINKBBS.
Smalley Joseph, 55 Beaumont street
>Smith Charles, 6 Lockwood street
WHABEINaSBS.
Barrett Henry Joseph, 17 High street
Bilton John k Co. 33 High street
Boden William Henry (AIcBridesIc Co.),
60 & 61 High street
Callis Thos. F. 90 High street
Christie James Greaves, 155 High st. ,
warehouse, 37 & 38 High street
CoUinson Charles, Albert dock
Dawson Brothers, 24 High street
English William P. Garrison side ; office,
180 High street
Harker Brothers, 80 High street
Iiconard Benjamin, 25 Clarendon street
Marshall W. k Son, Soap House wharf.
Lime st. ; k millers, Spyvee street
Musgrave Benj. jun. Wilmington, Groves
Simpson Thomas Dale, 38 Bridge street
Storry Geo. Wm. Church st. Sculcoates
SvaarHause Wharf {Proprietors of)(Sohn
Henry Page, manager). Lime street
Tomlineon James, 2 North walls
Tyson Isaac, 23 Nile street
Waterloo Milln, Cake ^ fVarehousing Co.
(The) Limited, Wilmington
Woodhouse k Co.Etherington buildings,
50 High street
WHEEL WBIO-HTS.
Allan George Alexander, Sutton
BaichardWm.23 Somerset st. Newington
Brute Charles, Gibson street
Camplin William, Preston
Carrick Thomas, Sutton
Cartridge William, Collins street
Dales T. D. & W. Anlaby road
Dalton James, PauU
Fewster John, Prestnn
Foord J. 7 Malton parade, Hessle road
Fox William, 59 Witham
TRADES.
Frost Alfred, 78 Osborne street
Heelas Edwani, Preston
Horsman Richd. Market grn. Cottinghm
Johnson William, Jenning st. Groves |
Mason Isaac, Maxwell street, Stoneferry
Ramshaw J.W.H. Hessle rd. Newington
Salmon George, Portland place
Smith Jonathan, Preston
Smith Thomas, 38 (rreen lane
Stow John, Kerman's yard,Ho!derne8S rd
Wright Peter, King street, Cottingham
WHIP KAKEB.
Kirtlan John Wilson, 94 Prospect street
WHIP THONa KANUVOTBa.
Edwards k Co. Maxwell St. Stoneferry
WHITE LEAS UANITECTBS.
Johnson Bros. Cleveland works. Air st
Tudor P.&Son8,i67Church st.Sculcoates
Bnrrell & Co. 117 k 118 Leadenhall
street, London e.e
WHITE ZINC PAIKT HAITTTFS.
Burrell k Co. 117 k 118 Leadenhall
street, London.^, c
WH ITESHITHS, I.OCK8HITHS
A BELLHANOEBS.
Marked thus X are Bellhangera.
Marked thus J an IiOcksmiths.
Beet Henry, Souttergate, Hedon
}§Bell Robert Joseph, 18 Cogan street k
14 Myton street
{Dalton William, lo Fish street
Dawson Joseph, 10 Cogan street
{Ellis John, i Spencer street
Elston John William, Holderness road
Harrison GeorgeLawrence,67 Spencer st
Mallison Fred. Dickinson, Cottingham
road, Newland k Park la. Beverley rd
{Mallison Geo. Hessle
Marshall John, 88^ West parade
Marshall William, 131 Bean street
Morfitt James, jun. 166 High street
{Richardson Joseph, 7 Medley street
iilRosindale Charles, 136 High street
{Rosindale Charles, jun. 99 Prospect st
Rosindale Charles, jun. 8 Temple street
tSherbon Thomas, 44 Garden st
iWatkinson John, 42 Salthouse lane
iWells Isaac, Lockwood street
Whitfield John, Anlaby road
Wright David Chesman, Adelaide st
WHITINO KAH1TFACTBS.
Davis John Whitmore k Son; office, Wil-
mington Groves k Stoneferry
Hamilton, Hanger & Watson, Trippett
k Stoneferry
Heariield Brothers, Stoneferry
Hearfield David, Hessle
Marshall William, Hessle
Wilkinson Edward k Co. Lockwood st
Graj/s (2%e) 0talk Quarries Co. Limited
(A. W. Channer, sec. ; R. F. Mac
Gregor, manager), 90 Lower Thames
street, London e.c
WHITIKa ft PABIS WHITE
HBBCHANT8.
Gandertan Brothers, 24 High street
WINCH MAKEBS.
Good k Menzies, Green Lane foundry,
Lockwood street k Wilberforce engine
works, South side, Queen's dock
Rose, Downs k Thompson (steam). Old
foundry. Cannon street
WINDOW OI<ASS UEBCHNTS.
Richardson R k Son, 42 Queen street
WINE & SPIBIT DEAI.EBS.
Naylor John Wm. 122 Waterloo st. nth
Spencer William, 104 Trinity street
Work Bros, i Stepney ter. Beverley rd
[hull. J
WINE ft SPIBIT UEBCHNTS.
Marked tlius $ are Importers.
Bennie Robt. Wm. 50 Salthouse lane
Booth Leaper, 23 High street
Brodrick k Peters, 38 High st
SCoulthard John, 6, 7, 8 & 9 Chnrch la
DenisonWilliam k Son. 17 Salthouse lane
Elam Edward, Postemgate
Garthome John k Son, 14 Quay .street
Gilbey W. k A. Pantheon, Oxford street.
London w
AGENCIES IN HULL.
Clark k Jackson, 5 Saville street
Gregory & Son, Anlaby rd. Newington
Harrison R. ri Coburg ter. Anlaby rd
Hunter C. 17 & 18 Fountain road'
Kirkpatrick T. 52 & 53 Waterworks rt
Price W. 11 Witham
Roberts Robert, 42 Porter street
Smith R. 6 Emporium buildings.
Spring bank
Watmough (leorge, i Prosject street
Work Bros, i Stepney ter. Beverley
road k Hessle Road house
HallWm. Imperial chambrs.Bowtalley la
Hill Benjamin, Cumberland terrace,
Anlaby road
SHodgson, Gibson k Brown, 2t High
Hopper William Motherby (iHu/lesale}
41 Whitefriargate
Jeff George k Co. County buildings.
Land of Green Ginger
Keyworth T. & Co. 1 k 2 King street
Lambert J. B. k Sons, 8 Quay street
Lambert S. k Co. (wholesale), 19 White-
friargate
Lowrey William, St. Paul's street
{Mason Benjamin S.k Son, 76 Lowgatr
bonded stores, Posterngate
MiddletonTlios.&Son, 19& 2oBlackfriargt
Moor Hy. & Charles, 37 Sykes street
Nutt Edward, Anlaby road
Ouston David, 28 Scale lane ; k King
street, Bridlington quay
SPalmer Thomas Wm. & Co. 69 High st
JParker Henry k Sons, Dock Office
chambers, Cross street
Parker Henry Joseph, 14 Salthouse lane
SRawstorn James, 78 k 79 High street
Rippon John James, 62 Prospect street
SRippon William, 25 Market place
Shaw John, Midland street
Stevens Samuel, 63 Whitefriargate
Thackrach William Wood, 2 to 5 North
Church side
Thompson Frederick Charles ; stores, 14
& 15 Bishop lane
JTobiesen S. R. 18 Parliament street
Tonge William k Sons, 20 to 22 Scale 1»
ji War wick C. L. k Co. 150 High street
Waudby William, 51 Prospect street;
stores, 3 Portland place
SWebb k Lowrey, 77 Lowgate ftHigb st
Webb Benjamin O. 20 Bowlallev lane
IWilford, McBride k Co. 145 & 146 High
street; bonds No. Bi, 171 High St.;
N0.31, 42 High street. No. 14, Church
lane, Staithway
§Wilson Henry, Savile house, Savile st.
k Customs bond, Silvester street
WINE BBTAIIiBBS.
Chappell Mrs. H. S7 Paragon street
Mumby Charles, 61 Paragon street
Rnmley John Hcnrj-, 28 Paragon street
Rumley Thomas, 23 Paragon street
Simpson Thomas, i Grimston strrct
Todd Mrs. Sophia, 6 it 7 Victoria terrace,
Anlaby road
WTBB NBTTINO MANtTFBS.
Braby Frederick & Co. Fitiroy works,
Enston road, London n.ic. : k Liver-
pool k Glasgow
Croggon k Co. 200 Upper Thames St.
London e.c, ik at Liverpool^ Glasgow
WIBE WOBKEBS ftWEAVEBS.
Pindar William 4 Son, 53 Salthouse la
Stainforth Robert, 7 SaJthouse tane
Digitized by VjiOOvlC
[hull.]
WOOL BBOKEBS.
See Broker*— Wool.
wool. KB&O HA»T
Meg^tt Samuel B. 15 High street
WOOL BUG KANXrFACTBS.
.S'« Rvg Jfamifaetvrera.
W0OU.BN DBAPBBS.
Stt Draptrt ; alao Tailors.
WOOLXiEN KBSOHAHTS.
Bimtt Hugh & Co. 74 Lowgate
Fnatn & Co. a6 & 37 Marketplace
MtTurk Thoe. & Co. South Church side
'>pi«r J. M. k, Co. a6 Queen street
WOBKS OF AST DKAT.T8B8.
See Kehire Dealer*.
WBITEBS & aBAINBBS
Marked tbni t are Sijm Writers.
Itkimnn John, 136 St. Paul's street
TRADES.
Kveriogham William J. Lincoln street
t Jackson William, 8 North street
tRussell Alfred, Hall street
TEAST KBBOHAirrS.
Ansdell James Richard, Walker's cham-
bers, Humber street
Ashton George, 68 Lister street
Uennion Jonah, 36 Evan's square, New-
ington
Burton John, loi Bean street
Bygott Herbert James, 4 Wellington st
Daglish Joseph, Wellingtrm street west
Fuisey William (dutch), Seaton street
Holmes John, Neptune street
Horner Jacob ii Co. 27 Waverley street
Howarth George O. 3 Minerva terrace
Marshall Richard John, 14 Thomas
street, Drypool
Midgley E. 37 Wellington street
Partington James, 9 Lister street
I Finder John, 28 Windsor street
Pinnock John Henry, i Belle Vne cres-
I cent, Londesborough street
' Rawstorn James, 78 & 79 High street
WOO— ZIN -259
Rogersun Wra. (trashy. 123 Adelaide si
Shenton Richard, 5 Alinerva terrace
•Smith P. & ("o. Wellington street
Smith R. 198 Watorloii street north
Smith William, 2 Wilton street
Tattersall James, 21 Wellington street
Trocwtwyk Rcnedictus. 4 Humber street
Vic Joseph & (jeorgc, 82 Goodwin st
Whittick Thomas & Son (Z>u(«4 (Voic/ii,
Wood's lane
Whitworth Phillip Hy. 37 Wellington sf
Windas Joseph, 14 Brook street
ZINC HANTTFACTVBEBS.
Braby Frederick & C«. Fituroy works.
Enston road. London n.ie. : & Liver-
pool & Glasgow
ZINC MXBCHANTS.
Primrose & (>>. 38 Paragon street
Croggon & Co. 200 Upjier Thames s(.
I.K>ndon I.e. : &»t Liverpoiil&Glasguw
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
Lincoln is an eatrtem thire on the shores of the North Sea,
ud is the second largest connty in England. The Bnmber
ties between it and East Yorkshire on the north; on the
vat is Nottinghainshire ; on the sonth-west, Leicestershire,
BnUandshire and Xorthamptonshire ; on the south-east,
beyond the Kene, are Cambridgeshire and Norfolk. The
Humber.the North Sea and the Wash, form the boundary on
the north and east. From north to south is 75 miles, and
(rom east to west 45 ; the area is t-ilTJfiTi ocns, being next
in siia to Yorkshire.
Most of the county is watered by the Witham and An-
cholme, Trent and uieir feeders : half of it is in wolds and
apluids, the other half a plain almost level with spring tide
height. In the west are some hills lying along the side of
the Trent, but generally the land is low : the shores are
likewise low and sandy, and instead of there being much
trade and shipping, as is to be looked for in a shire near the
sea, Lincolnshiie is best known for its grazing, for which
its putuie lands make it one of the richest shires in England,
and its arable land is highly farmed.
The Isle of Axholme is to the north-west, between the
Trent and the Don ; it comprises a district about 19 miles
in length and 9 broad, containing 50,000 acres of highly
productive land-
Moat of the land to the south-east of Lincoln, and likewise
(he lale of Axholme and the vale of Ancholme in the north,
is of a uniform level : the drainage works are very ex-
teoave, chiefly connected with the Witham and Trent.
Owing to the drainage of the land, many former sources
of wetlui have lessened : geese were formerly bred, and their
quills and feathers plucked, and there are still some
hundreds reared annually in the south-east fen district.
Kabbit-warrens, which us3d to abound in the sands of the
wolds, have been broken np. The taking of wild fowl has
rcr}' much fallen off ; there used to be heronries and
'lecoys; among the wild fowls are swans, geese, ducks,
widens, teal, ruffs, shovellers, pewits, plovers, terns,
ijrefaiBS, spoonbills, storks, cranes, herons, oyster catchers,
rails, coots, moorhens, and godwits, besides pheasants,
partridges, woodcocks and snipes. The fen drains contain
much &h, including pike, perch, carp, chub, roach, dace,
teoch, bream, barbel and eels.
The wolds have been brought under tillage ; much
«oin is raised, and in the north-west district, near
Epworth and Cnrwle, flax, locally called by the name
■("line," from the latin linvm, is cultivated: Lincoln-
shire is also rich in aquatic and marsh plants. The feeding
>r fat beasis for London and the great towns is greatly
fullowed ; there are about a million and a quarter of sheep,
from which large quantities of long wool is clipped yearly :
a great sheep fair is held at Corby in October. Many horses
are bred in the county, and at Homcastle is held one of the
greatest horse fairs in Encland daring a week in August.
Xnch of the soil is dinivial and allaviiU, but there are
hard rocks of the secondary formation. Near Ancaater are
'loarries of freestone, and elsewhere of sandstone fit for
boilding, and in the range of hills extending north and
*>ntb throogfa the county, ironstone abounds, and is much
worked. In the Isle of Axholme plaster of paris, sulphate of
line, or gypsum, is dug ; lime is burnt in the wolds, and
from the steep cUffs of the Humber chalk is got, and whiting
IS made. The geological formation favours the agricul-
tunl character of the county.
Tidal Waves. In the North Sea the flood tide- wave enters
'rom the Atlantic Ocean between the Coast of Norway and
the British Isles, and subsequently, on quitting the Pent*
•Jod Frith, separates into two branches, of which the
westem brancn, swelling along the shores of Scotland and
England, makes high water in all their rivers and harbours
'•iMccssively till it arrives in the Thames. At three or
f'lar miles off Whitby the flood stream runs to the south-
ward till 4h. lom. after high water at Lcith, and at the
same distance off Flamborough Head it continues to run
half an hoar loneer ; near the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts
the streams of the tide run nearly parallel to the shore;
and off Wells the flood runs eastward till 9 o'clock, or three
hours after high water on shore. The time of high water
at Great Grimsby is always 53m. earlier than at Hull, the
height being also ift. 3in. less; at Spurn Point the time
of high water is always ih. 3m. earlier.
Time of High Water on full and change days at places on
the . coast of Lincolnshire, arranged according^ to the
apparent progress of the tide wave, with the rise of the
tide at Springs and Neaps.*
High Water
Full & Change.
Humber river : —
Spurn Point
Grimsby
Killingholme
Hull, opposite Goxhill...
Ferriby Sluice
Blacktoft, opposite the
mouth of the Trent.
Boston Deep : —
Clay Hole
(Sluice)
Fossdyke Bridge
Sutton Bridge
h.
5
5
6
6
6
m.
36
36
3
39
41
59
Rise.
Springs. Neaps.
33*
'3l
13
20 1^
Of the rivers the Witham and Trent and the Humber
are the principal ; the Witham ris:s in the south-west at
South Witham, and flows northerly through Grantham to
Lincoln : it then flows south-easterly to Tattershall and
Boston, and below Boston reaches the Wash and the ssa.
The Bain is a small river, navigable to Homcastle, and
which falls into the Witham near Tattershall.
The Trent enters the shire in the west, near Newton and
Kettlethorpe, and flowing northward, forms the Nott-8
boundary of the county for a short distance, and leaves the
Isle of Axholme between it and the Don ; the Trent having
joined the Yorkshire Ouse, the two rivers take the name of
tlie Humber, and flow in one wide channel, easterly and
south-easterly, to the North Sea : it is seven miles wide at
the month between Spurn Point in Yorkshire and
Great Grimsby in Lincolnshire. The Trent and Humber
are navigated by ships and steamers, and are joined by
canals to every navigable river in England.
The Ancholme rises at Fillingham, in the north-midland
of Lincolnshire, and flows northerly to the Hcmiber, past
Brigg : it has been made navigable nearly to its head.
The Welland comes in from Northamptonshire, past Stam-
ford, and runs easterly to Crowland, and through Spalding
to the Foss Dyke Wash. .
The Glen rises between Falkingham and Grantham, and
falls into the Welland near the Foss Dyke bridge.
Lincolnshire is full of canals and dykes, great and small,
BO that in many parts the communications by land
are very difficult. The dykes were cut for draining
the land, and some of them are navigable : the
Carr dyke, "which was cut by the Romans, runs for
40 miles, north and south, through South Lincolnshire
along the foot of the hills from Lincoln to Peter-
borough ; Foss Dyke, made in the reign of Henry I., connects
Lincoln with the river Trent The Stainforth and Keadby
CantJ cuts across the ide of Axholme, from the Don to the
Trent. The Louth Canal connects the town of Louth with
the North Sea. The Sleaford Navigation is from the town-
*By the iIm of the tide Is meant its vertical rim above th« moan
low water level ot Spring Udes.
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ot Sleaford to the Witham. The Grantham canal connects
Grantham with the Trent at Nottingham, and is the pro-
perty of the Great Xorthem Railway Company.
There are few parts of Lincolnshire many miles from a
navigation ; and, except part of West Lindsey, there is no
part which has not access to the general system of naviga-
tion throaghout England. Steamboats mn along its shores
to the great ports of London and Hull, so that it
joins on to the great lines of ocean steam navigation ; steam-
boats also run inluid from Hull.
The parliamentary boroughs are Boston, population in
1881, 18,873 ; Grantham, 17,345 ; and Lincoln, 37,313 ; each
return two members, and Great Grimsby, 43,531 and
Stamford, 8,993, returning one member each. The muni-
cipal borouglu are Boston, papulation in 1881, 14,941 ;
Grantham, 16,886 ; Great Grimsby, 28,503 ; Lincoln, 37,313 ;
Louth, 10,691 ; and Stamford, 8,773. Great Grimsby, at
the mouth of the Humber, has an increasing foreign and
coasting trade, and has a Custom House : coal is ribipped
to the extent of about 500,000 tons per annum, and the
fishing trade forms a very important item in the trade,
900 smacks belonging to the port : coasting vessels can
enter the docks at any time of the tide, whilst the largest
steamers will find sufficient deplh of water for 12 hours
out of the 24 : the first stone of the new docks was laid
in 1849, and they were opened in 1852, and the exten-
sions in 1884; these docks, which are eighteen miles
nearer the sea than Hull, render Grimsby a rapidly in-
creasing rival to Hull. The Manchester, Sheffield and
Lincolnshire railway connects it with the general railway
system.
Boston is on the river Witham : the trade of this port,
from an accumulation of silt in the river, began to decline
n the middle of the last century, but was revived by form-
ing a canal, deepening the river and enlarging the harbour :
the quays are accessible at spring tides to ships of 400 tons,
extensive docks have been added, and a navigable
channel cut from the river to the sea: there is
some foreign trade, but local and coasting trades are
the ' principal ; a large trade in fish is earned on, about
90 boats being engaged in the fishery; it has a Custom
House and pilot establishment. Spalding and Wainlleet are
within the port-
Gainsborough, with a population of 10,873, is a river port
on the Tren^of some consequence, having, besides the river
traffic, a considerable coasting trade. Vessels drawing
from twelve to thirteen feet of water can lie and
discharge alongside the wharfs at the town. The Eagre
(or bore), a tidal wave from the mouth of the Trent, rising
to the height of sevenA feet at spring tides on the surface
of the river, passes considerably above Gainsborough Bridge :
on account of the obstruction it meets with before reaching
Gainsborough, the Eagre is there diminished in size.
The great port of Hull, on the north side of the Humber,
has much influence on the trade of Lincolnshire ; and Goole,
likewise on the Humber, has some share in it.
The watering places in the county are : — Cleethorpes,
Freiston, Mablethorpe, Skegness and Saltlleet Haven ; there
is a mineral spring, with bath and pump rooms, at Wood-
hall Spa ; this is a celebrated iodine w^ter, and generally
relieves from rheumatic affections.
Lincoln is a cathedral city, with Roman antiquities ; other
towns are Alford, population in 1881, 2,894 ; Barton, 5,339 ;
Bourn, 3,760; Bngg, 3,087; Holbeach, 5,190; Homcastle,
4,818; Market Rase n, 2,613 ; Market Deeping, i,3i3; Slea-
ford, 4,965 ; Spalding, 9,260: Spilsby, 1,549 ; atCrowl«id are
remains of an ancient abbey ,al80 a curious triangular bridge :
at Little Bytham are many Roman remains of interest.
The railway communication of Lincolnshire depends on
the Great Northern, Great Eastern and Midland railways.
The Great Northern railway passes through on the west,
from London, going through Grantham, Newark and
Retford, and on the east it sends out a line through
Spalding, Boston (with branches to Spilsby and Skegness),
Alford, and Louth (with branch to Mablethorpe), to Great
Grimsby and Barton ; there are also lines of this railway
radiating from Lincoln as a centre to Honington and
Grantham, Retford, Gainsborough and Doncaster, Hom-
castle and Boston, and one to Louth ; from Grantham there
arc lines to Nottingham and Boston ; in the south are lines
from Essendine, through Bourn, Spalding, and Holbeach
to King's Lynn, in Norfolk, and from Spalding, through
Cowbitand Crowland, to March, in Cambridgeshire; from
Spalding also is a Une through Deeping St. James to
Peterborough. The Great Eastern jrailway communicates
through Spalding by a joint line of the Great Northern
and (}reat Eustem railways to Sleaford and Lincoln, thence
to Gainsborough and Doncaster. In tlie north a line comes
from the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway,
by Gainsborough and Brigg, to Bamctby and Ulceby,
and which. sends one line to New Holland and Barton,
and another to Great Grimahy; from Baisstby is
a line through Market Rasen to Lincoln. The South York-
shire has a Ime from Doncaster, by Thome and Eeadby, t«
Bametby Junction. From the Midland railway, at Notting-
ham, is a short line to Lincoln. From New Holland to Hall
is a steam ferry, and there are ferries over other parts of the
Humber and across the Trent, which river is also navigsted
by steamboats.
The population is mostly employed in hnabandr}- ; but
there is some work in ship-builiUng, lime-burning, fisx-
dressing, and sack-weaving, and there are also large agri-
cultural implement factories; at Lincoln are extensive iron-
foundries, engineers' shops and agricultural machinery
manufactories : at Little Bytham are extensive works for
the manufacture of a brick called the Adamantine clinker
which is made of a sUidous clay which the Ramans lued
for pottery nuumfactureB,and is remarkable for its hardness,
strength, and impervionsness to water : terra-cotta \rare is
also manufactured in the country to some extent. At Fro-
dingham ironstone is foimd to a large extent, 1,021,506
tons of ore being raised in 1881.
The population of Lincolnshire is purely English, except
so far as it is mixed with Danish blood. In 1801 it wa?
208,625; in 1811, 337,634; in 1821, 283,058; in 1S31,
317,465 ; in 1841, 362,603 ; in 1851, 407,222 ; in 1861,
412,246; in 1871, 436,599, and in 1881, 469,919; males,
335,219 ; females, 234,700. The number of houses in 1881
was, inhabited 100.562, uninhabited 6,836, and building 571.
Lincolnshire forms three. divisions or trithings. Lindsey,
or the Isle of Lindvm, is half the shire, or North Lincoln-
shire, between the Witham and the Humber : the Isle of
Axholme is part of Lindsey. In South Lincolnshire are
Kesteven and Holland. Kesteven is to the west, and Hol-
land on the shore : the latter is flat, marshy, and full of
dykes and canals. Each of the three divisions or trithings
of the shire had, before the Norman accession, its trithing
reeve, and still has its separate magistrates, quarter sessions,
clerks of the peace, and treasurer, though there is only one
lord lieutenant and one sheriff. The assizes are held at
Lincoln, Lincolnshire is in the Midland circuit, province of
Canterbury, diocese of Lincoln and arebdeaconries of
Lincoln and Stow ; the Lincoln archdeaconry is sub-divided
into the rural deaneries of Aveland, Nos. i and 2, Bcltisloe,
Bolingbrokp, Calccwaith, Nos. 1 and 2, Candlcshoe, Xos. i
and 2, Christianity, East Elloe, West Elloe, Graffoe. Xorth
Grantham, South Grantham, Hill, No. 2, North Holland,
Nos. I and 2, Longnboby, Loveden, Ness and Stamford.
Stow arehdeaconry is sub-divided into the rural deaneries of
Aslackoe, Isle of Axholme, Corringfaam, Grimsby, Nos. i
and 2, Hill, Homcastle,Lawres8,Nos. i and a, Louth Esk and
Ludborough, Nos. 1, 3 and 3, Manlake, Wal8hcr<aft,Wraggoe
and Yarborongh, Nos. i and 2.
Lindsey formerly sent two members to the House of
Commons, and South Lincolnshire two, but by the " Repre-
sentation of the People Act, 1867," the county for the pur-
poses of Parliamentary representation is divided into North,
Mid and South Lincolnshire, each of which retnrns tiro
members to Parliament. North Lincolnshire comprises the
following wapentakes, hundreds and sokes, viz., Aslacoe,
Bradley, Haverstoe, Corringham, Louth Eske, Ludborough,
Manley, Waldicroft, Yarborongh, and so much of Calce-
worth as lies within Louth Eske ; population in 18S1.
122,615. Mid Lincolnshire comprises Bolingbroke sole.
Boothby Graffoe, Calceworth (except so much as lies
within the hundred of Louth Eske), Candleshoe, Gartiee.
Hill, Horncastle soke, Langoe, Lawress, Well, Wraggoe, and
Lincoln liberty : population in 1881, 98,65*4. South Lincoln-
shire comprises Aswardhum, Aveland, Beltisloe, Elloe, F!«i-
well, Grantham soke, Kirton, Lovesden, Ness, Shirbect,
Threo, and Winnibriggs: population in 1881, 122,166.
Lincolnshire was, perhaps, early settled by the Iberian.s
and afterwards by the Welsh, who were driven out by a
Belgian tribe. When the Romans landed, tiie chief tribe
here was that of the Coritani, who are said to have been a
branch of the Icen ; in the year 70 they were put down by
the Romana The Romans raised banks, cut dykes, of which
are the Foss dyke and Carr dyke, made roads, and built
towns. The Roman towns were Lindum-Colonia (Lincoln 1,
Aquis (Alkborough, Cansennis (Ancaster), Brigse (Brant
Broughton), Dure Brivis (Tattershall), Vainona (Wainlleel),
Banovallum (Homcastle), In Medio (Kirton-in-Lindsey 1.
Pretorium (Broughton), Ad Abum (Winteringham), Vem-
metum (WiUoughby), and Margidimum (Willoughby, near
Grantham) ; Caistor, Gainsborough, Ludborough, Yar-
borongh, Washingborongh, Braceborough, Billingbotongh,
Habrough, Blyborongh, Brackenborough, Stallingborough,
Little Bytham and Fuxborongh were other Roman settle-
ments. Ermine Street, the Fossway, and the Saltway wcrr
great Roman roads.
In the sixth century the shire fell into the power of tbe
tribes now called English, namely, the English, Waringc.
Frisians, Saxons, Jutes or Goths, Danes, Bmctuars, Bnr-
gnndiaos and Vandals. The inroads were made by the sanie
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A.BBA.
POP. 1881
Stamford
52.858
... 18,344
Bonm
90,644
18,918
Spalding
HolbeaSi
86,471
107,299
22,961
... 19.349
Boston
137.793
... 39,410
Sleaford
131.777
... 25,720
Grantham
• i<>3.939
— 33.679
Lincoln
• 158,79a
... 64,512
Horncastle
. "3.458
... 35,512
SpOaby
. 140,689
... 27,887
Loath
. 170,708
••■ 33.853
Caistor
• 174.153
... 66,899
Glanfoid Brigg
165,470
... 40,170
Gainaboroogh ..
. 108,668
... 29,948
bmilies which had already made themselves masters of
Kent, the Sooth Saxons, the Soathrich, Middlesex, Essex,
Grrria and East Angli^t, and the same as the middle
Siglith. Among them were the Gaining, Uffing, Horsing,
Homiog, Epping, Willing, Billing, Folking, Lndding,
iling, Heddlng, Barring, Hacking, Newing, Craning,
ud other well-known families of the north, liiey formed
a nomber of commonwealths, of which the best known are
those of Lindaey and Gainsboroogh, and the Gyrvians, the
aldermen or kings of which were of the blood of Woden.
In time the great kings of Northumberland and the Middle
English mt& themselves masters of this shire, or, as it was
sometimes named, Southomherland. Latterly it shared the
(ate of Merda, and was occnpied by the Scandinavians.
The fen district was one of the last strongholds of the
Saxons against the Norman conqueror. Oliver Ciom-
tcU destroyed many of the old castles. The names of 195
parishes end in by, being one-third of the whole nnmber in
that (orm in England ; 76 end in thorpe, another northern
termination.
Tbe SiqierintendentBegistrar's districts
sa
413
414
41s
416
417
418
4»9
430
421
422
4»3
434
435
426
The fallowing is a list of the Unions, with the places con-
tained in each : —
Boston *Union.
Algikirk Harts Grounds
.imber Hill Kirton
Great Beata Lands South of the Witham
Little BeaU Langrirille
Bennington Leake
Bicker Leverton
Bnelon Jf orth Forty Foot Bank
Brand End Plot, Great Pelhams Lands
Brothertoft (township) Pepper Gowt Plot
Butterwick jiakes Farm or Mown Bakes
Carrington Royalty Farm
OfPing Syke Shuff Fen
I>ogdyke Seven Acres
Draiiuge 3Ian«h Sibsey
Perry Comer Plot Simon Weir
Fishtoft Skirbeck
F.isdyke Skirbeck Qoarter Hamlet
Finnpton Sntterton
FreiHoD Swineshead
Friths, The Thomton-le-Fen
FrithriDe West ViUe
Gibbet Hill and Forty Foot Wigtoft
Bridge Wrangle
HaU Bills Wyberton
BocBN Ukion.
Asbckby Hanthoipe Hamlet
Aunby Hamlet Hawthorpe, with Bolby Town-
B«*on ship
Billingborongfa Holywell
Birthorpe Hamlet Horbling
Bimia Imham
Bytham, Little Kirkby Underwood
t'areby Laughton
Cmriby Langtoft
Castie Bytham Hanthorpe Hamlet
Caiwthorpe Hamlet Market Deeping
Cfifby Milthoipe ^nUet
<^omitborpe Morton
Crcetoa Pointon Hamlet
Doeping St. James Rippingale
Dowsby Semperingham
I>«»iwby Swayfleld
I>Tke Hamlet Swinstead
Edenhsm Thurlby
KaJkingham Toft and Loond
« rraby Hamlet Witham-on-tbe-HiU
Hatcoaby
Caistor Uniok.
•Arfiby-with-Fcnby Bamoldby-le-Beck
Atterby Beebby
Aylaby Bigby
Bishop Norton
Bradley
Brigsley
Brocklesby
Bnslingthorpe
Cabourn
Caistor
Claiby
Clee-with-Weelsby
Lissington
Nettleton
Newton - le - Wold or Wold
Newton
Newton-by-Toft
Normanby-on-the- Wolds
Owersby, North
Owersby, South
Rasen, Market
Cleethorpes-witb-Tbronscoe Basen, Middle
Cliiby Rasen, West
Coates, Little Ravendale, East
Coates, Great Ravendale, West
Croxby ' Biby
Cnxwold Bothwell
Glentham Scartho
Grasby Searby-with-Owmby
Grimsby, Great SizhiUs
Babrough Snitterby
HatcliSe Somerby
Hawerby-with-Beesby Stainton-Ie-Vale
Healing Stallingborough
Holton-le-Moor Swallow
Humberstone Swinhope
Immingham Tealby
Irby-upon-Bnmber Thoresway
Keelby Thorganby
Eelsey, North Thomton-le-Moor
Kelsey, South Toft-next-Newton
Kingerby Torrington, East
KirM>y-cmn-08godb; Usselby
Eirmond-le-Mire Waddingham
Laceby Walesby
Legsby Waltbam
Limber Magna Willingfasm, North
linwood
GAINSBOU017QH UNION.
Beckenham (Notts) Enaith
Blyborough Laughton
Blyton Lea
Bole (Notts) Marton
Brampton Misterton (Notts)
Bransby and Storton Morton
Burton, West (Notts) Newton-npon-Trent
Burtpn Gate Normanby and Stowe
Butterwick, West, with Kel- Northorpe
field Owston
Coates Pilham
Corringham Saundby (Notts)
Penton Scotter
Ferry, East Scotton
Fillingham Southoipe
Gainsborough Springthorpe
Glentwortb Stockwith, East
Grayingham Stockwith, West (Notts)
Greenhill and B^hill Torksey
Hardwick Upton
Harpswell Walkeringham (Notts).
Haxey Walkerith
Heapham Wildsworth Hamlet
Hemswell Willingham
Kettlethorpe Willooghton
Kexby
Glanfoks Bbiqo Union.
Alkborongh Halton, West
Appleby Bibaldstow
Ashby Holme
Bametby-le-Wold Horkstow
Barrow-upon-Hamber Killingholme, North-
Barton - upon • Homber St Killingholme, Sonth
Mary Kirmin^ton
Barton -upon- Humber St Kirton-in-Lindsey
Peter Manton
Bonby Melton Rosa
Bottesford Messingham
Bromby Newstrad
Brooghton Baventhorpe Hamlet-
Borringham Redboume
Bnrton-npon-Stather Roxby-cum-Bisby
Butterwick, East Sazbv
Cadney-cum-Howsham ScawDy-cnm-Startoit
Cleatbiam Scmithorpe
Crosby Thornton Curtis
Croxton Twigmore
Elmsham Ulceby-by-Barton
Ferriby, South Whitton
Flixborough Winteringham
Frodingham Winterton
GlanfoKl Brigg Wootton
Goxhill Worlaby
Guohouse Wrawby
' Halton, East Yaddlethorpa
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Gbaiitham Ukiok.
Ancester
Barrowby
Bassinj^horiie
Belton
Belroir (Leicester)
Bitchfield
Bnuthby Pag-.ioll
Bottesford (Leicester)
Bracoby
Burtoa-Coggies
Carlt»ii-Scroop
Colsterwortb
Craxton Keyrial (Leicester)
Denton
Eoaton
Oonerby, Great
Grantham
Grantham Grange
Ounby St. Nicholas
Haoeby
Hanby Hamlet
Harlaxton
Harrowby
Harston (Leicester)
Haydor
Honington
Hough-on-the-Hill
Haraby, Little, Hamlet
Ingoldsby
Keisby
Kuipton (Leicester)
Lanngton, or Lenton
Lobthorpe Hamlet
Londontnorpe
Manthotpe-cum • Little Go-
nerby
Moston (Leicester)
Norman ton
Osgodby
Pickworth
Ponton, Great
Ponton, Little
Redmile (Leicester)
Ropsley
Sapperton
SkiUington
Somerby
Spittlegate, Houghton and
Walton
Stainby
Stoke Rochford
Stoke, North
Stoke, South
Stroxton
Tvylord Hamlet
Welby
Witham, North
Witham, South
Woulsthorpe
Wyville-with-Hungerton
HoLBEACK Union.
Fleet Sutton St Nicholas, or Lut-
Gedney ton Bourne
Gedney Hill Tydd St. Mary
Holbeach Whaplode
Sutton St. Edmund's Whaplode Drove Hamlet
Sutton St. James Wingland, Central
Sutton St. Mary
HoBNCASTLi Union.
Market Stainton
Blartin
Miningsby
Minting
Moorby
Panton
Banby
Revesby
Bonghton
Salmonby
Scamblesby
Scrafleld
ScriTersby
Somersby
Sotby
Stixwould
Stnrton, Great
Tattershall
Tattershall Thorpe
Tettord
Thimbleby
Thornton
Torrington, West
Toynton, High
Toynton, Low
Tumby
Tupholme
WMdingworth
Wildmoor
Wilksby
Wincel^
Wispington
Wood Enderby
Woodhall
Wragby
Ashby Puerorum
Ashby, West
Asterby
Bag Enderby
liarkwith. East
Barkwith, West
Baumber
Belchford
Benniworth
BocknaU
Cawkwell
Claxby nackacre
Coningsby
Dalderoy
Edlington
Pulled>y
Gantby
Goulseby
Gteetham
Hagvorthingham
Haltham-npon-Bain
Hameringham
Hatton
Haven Bank
Hemingby
Homcastle
Horsington
Kirkby-upon-Bain
Kirkstead
Langton-by-Homcastle
, Langton-by- Wragby
Ijangton Woodhouse
Lusby
Mareham-le-Fen
Mareham-on-the-EUll
Lincoln Union.
Aislhorpe
Apley
Aubonm
Bardney
Barlings
Bishop^ Palace (Lincoln)
Boothby Graffoe
Botdtham
Braoebridge
Branston
BratUeby
Bmhalme
BuUington
Burton
Caenby
Cammaringham
Ganirick
Carlton, North
Carlton, South
Castle Dykins (Lincoln)
Cherry, Willingham
Cold Bath House (Lincoln)
Cold Hanworth
Coleby
Colestead
Common, Loath, (Lincoln)
Doddington
Dnnholme
Dunston
Eagle
Eagle Hall
Eaglo Woodhouse
FaMingworth
Firsby, East
Firsby, West
Fiskerton
Frtesthorpe
Folnetby
Goltho
Grange-de-Lings
Oreetwell
Hackthom
Haddington
Harmston
Heighington
Holmes Common (Lincoln)
Holton Bockering
Hyckham, North
Hyckham, South
Ingham
Mere
Metherin^ham
Monks Liberty (Lincoln)
Morton
Navenby
Nettleham
Newball
Nocton
Normanby
Owmby
Potter Hanworth
Rand
Bei^iam or Reepham
LODTH
Aby
Alvingluun
Author^
Beeaby-m-the-Manh
Belleau
Btnbrooke
Biscathorpe
Brackenboroogh
Borgh-npon-niin
BurweU
Calcethoipe
Carlton, Castie
Carlton, Great
Carlton, Little
Cawthorpe, Little
Claythorpe
Coates, North
Cockerington, North
Codterington, South
Conisholme
Covenham St. Bartholomew
Corenham St. Mary
Donington-npon-Bain
Elkington, North
Elkington, South
Farforth
Fotherby
Fulstow
Gayton-le-Manh
Gayton-le-Wold
Orainsby
Oraintborpe
Grimblethorpe
Grimsby, Little
Grimoldby ^_
Hainton
Hallington
Hannah
Haogh
Haugham
Holton-le-Clay
Keddington
Kelstem
Lamcroft Hamlet
Legboume
Louth
Riseholme
St. Benedict (Lincoln)
St. Botolph (Lincoln)
StJohn-in-Newport (Linoiln)
St Mary Magdalen - in- the -
Bail (Lincoln)
St. Margaiet • in- the - 01'i»
(Lincoln)
St. Mark (Lincoln)
St. Martin (Lincoln)
St. Mary-le-VVigford (Lincoln)
St. Michael (Lincoln)
St Nicholas (Lincoln)
St Paul (Lincobi)
St Peter-at-Arches (Lincoln)
St Peter-at-Gowts (Lincoln)
St Peter - in • Eastgate (Lin-
coln)
St Swithin (Lincoln)
Sazby
Saxelby-with-Ingleby
Scampton
Scot^em
Skeliingthorpe
Skiimand
Snarford
Snelland
Spridlington
Stainfield
Stain ton-by-Langvorth
Sudbrooke
Swinethorpe
Thorpe, West
Thon»-on-the-Hill
Waddington
Washingborongh
Welton
Whisby
Wickenby
Union.
Louth Park
Ludborough
Lndford Magna
Lndford Parra
Mablethorps
Maltby-le-Marsh
Manby
Harsh Chapel
Mnckton
Ormsby, North
Oxcombe
Raithby
Beaton, North
Reston, South
Rnckland
Saleby
Saltfleetby All SainU
Saltfleetby St. Clement
Saltfleetby St Peter
Skidbrook with SaUfloft
Haven
Somercotes,. North
Somercotes, South
Stenigot
Stewton
Strubby
Swaby
Tathwell
TetnoT
Theddlethorpe All Saints
Theddlethorpe St Helen
Thoresby, North
Thoresby, South
TothiU
Trusthorpe
Utterby
Waithe
Walmsgate
Welton-le-Wold
Willingham, South
Withcall
Withem
Worlaby
Wyham-with-Cadeby
Wykeham, East
Yarborough or Yarburgh
An wick
Ashby-de-la-Laond
Slbafosd Union.
Aswarby
Aunsby
Bayards
sLoap
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Billiiigiuky
Newton
Bbnkney
Oabonmby
Bloxholmt
Quarrington
Bnancemll
Banoeby, Nortii
BartoD Pedvudine
Banceby, South
OiDweU
Bowaton
Colnrthctpe
Hoxholme Hamlet
Dcmbleby
Bnakington
Digbjr
Scopwick
DonLigha
Soot WUloogbby
Eredan
EwwoT
Hale, Gnat
Scredington
Silk WiUoiigbby
£aeaford,New
Hale, Little
-vSleafoid.Old
HaTeriMfane Priory
Spaoby
Hmkington
Swarby
HoMi^am Hamlet
Swaton
Temple Brner with Temple
HoweU
High Grange
Kel^
Kii^yGieen
Thorpe Tilney Hamlet
Threckingbam
Kirkby-lfr'niorpe
Timberiand
Kyme,Noitti
Kyioe,S(mth
Walcott-by-Falkinghm. Pariah
Walcott ^bmlet
l^a^tniy^gfl
Welbonm
l.*^lingh^p|
Wellingore
lUrtin
Wilaford
Spaldino Union.
Onrbit
Pinchbeck
DoQinfftan
Qoadring
Deenng St Nidudaa Spalding
Gtabeitoo Surfleet
Mouhoo
Weaton
SrtLSBT Union.
Addlethcnpe
Kirkby, East
AUoid
Anderby
Maria Enderby or St-Michael's
Anby-by-Partney
Amidby
Enderby
Bilahy
Midville
Boliagbroke
Mumby
Biatoft
Northolme
BrinUull
Orby
BDigb^n-the-Manh
Ormiiby, South
Calccby
Fartney
Cuidlediy
Baithby
Claxby
Cinft
Sausthoipe
Cnmberwortb
Scremby
Dalby
Skegneaa
Driby
Skendleby
Ea«Tille
Spilaby
Pubthorpe
Steeping, Great
Fen, We*
Steeping, LittU
SticUord
Finby
FriikDeT
OimbykPtoter
Stickney
Satterbv
Ha^^oleMte
Sutton-m-the-Marab
Thorpe St. Peter
Haieby
Toynton All Saints
Harringtoa
Toynton St. Peter
HogiUMtpa
Ulceby-by-AUord
Wainfleet All Saints
Hnltoft
Hoodkby
■Woinaeet St. Mary
Ingoldmelb
WeU
Iiby-in-the-Mawh
Weltoa-in-the-Marsh
KolEart
Willongbby
Keal,Weit
Winthorpe
Stamfobd Union.
All Saints (Stwnfonl)
.Uhtoo Hamlet (Northmpto)
Biinton (Northampton)
Bubolm
Bunack (Northampton)
Braoeboroi^i
Cuterton, Oiest (Rutland)
Ciat^rton, Little (Bntland)
Oipa'iam (Sntland)
CoUyweaton (Nortlumpton)
Oetmiig, West
I>iiadii^ton ^Northampton)
Eutoo (Northampton)
Eaendine (Rutland)
Urratford
KHton (Bathad)
Pickvotth (Botlaod)
PilagateHamMNorOmiptn)
RybaU (Bntland)
St. George (Stamford)
St. John Baptist (Stamford)
St. Martin Stamford Baron
(Northampton)
St. Mary (Stamford)
St. Michael (Stamford)
Sonthorpe (Northampton)
Stibbington (Hunts)
Stowe
Tallin^toD
Thonmaogh (Northampton)
Tinwell (Rutland)
TixoTer (Rutland)
Ufllngham
Uffora (Northampton)
Wsnsford (Northampton)
Wilsthorpe
Wittering (Northampton)
Wothorpe Hamlet (Nrthmptn)
The following is a list of the wapentakes, hundreds fee
with the places contained in each, and the parliamentary
diriaion in which they are included :—
Parts of Holland.
Elloe Wapentake (South Lincolnshire) : — Cowbit, Crow-
land, Fleet, Gedney, Gedney Hill, Holbeacfa, Moulton,
Pinchbeck, Spalding, Satton St. Edmunds, Sutton St.
James, Sutton St. Mary, Sutton St Nicholas, Tydd St
Ma^, Weaton, Whaplocie and Whaplode Drove.
Kiiton Wapentake (South Lincolnshire) ; — Algarkirk,
Bicker, Brothertoft, Copping Syke, Doniogton, Fosdyke,
Prampton, Freiston, Gibbet Hills and Forty Foot Bridge,
Gosberton, Kirton. North Forty Foot Bank, Felhama land,
Quadring, Simon Weir, Skirbeck Quarter, Surfleet, Sutter-
ton, Swineshead, Wigtoft and Wyberton.
Skirbeck Wapentake (South Lincolnshire) : — Bsnington,
Boston, Bntterwick, Fishtoft, Great Beats, Leake, Lererton,
Skirbeck, Eind Wrangle.
Parts of Kestbvxn.
Aswardhum Wapentake (South Lincolnshire) : — Asgarby,
Aswardby, Aand)y, Burton Pedwardine, Culverthorpe,
Evedon, Ewerby, Great Hale, Little Hale, Heckington
Helpringbam, Howell, Kelby, Kirkby-le-Thorpe, &uth
Kyme, Qnarrington, Scredington, Silk Willonghby, Old
Sleaford and Swarby.
Aveland Wapentake (South Lincolnshire) : — Aslackby,
fiillingborough, Birthorpe, fioum, Dembleby, Dowst^,
Donsby, Dyke, Falkingnam, Graby, Hacconby, Haoeby,
Hanthoipst Horbling, Kirby Underwood, Laughton, Mil-
thorpe, Morton, Newton, Osboumby, Pickworth, Pointon,
Bippingale, Soot Willoughby, Semperingbam, Spanby,
StamfieJd, Swaton, Threckmgham and Waloot
Beltidoe Wapent^ (South Lincolnshire) : — Annby,
Baanngthorpe, Bitchfield, Bulby, Burton Conies, little
Bytham, Careby, Castle Bytham, Cawthorpe, C^lsterworth
with Woolsthorpe, Corby, Connthorpe, Creeton, Edenham,
Onnby St Nicholas, Hawthorpe, Holywell, Ingoldsby,
Imham, Eeiaby, Larmgton or Lenton, Manthorpe, Osgodl^,
SklUington, Stainby, SwayBeld, Swinstead, Toft and Lound,
North Witham, Witham-on-the-Hill and South Witham.
Boothby Graffo Wapentake, Higher Division (Mid Lincoln-
shire) :— Boothby, Coleby, Eagle, Eagle Hall, Eagle Wood-
house, Harmston, Skinnand, Navenby, Swinethorpe,
Welboum and Wellingore.
Boothby Graifo Wapentake, Lower Division (Mid Lincoht*
ahire) : — Auboum, Baasingham, Boultham, Braoebridge,
Carlton-le-Moorland, Doddington, Haddington, Hyckhain
(North), Hyckham (South), Norton Disneir, Scarle (North),
akeUingthorpe, Stapleford, Swinderby, Thorpe-on-the-EUU,
Thnrlby and Whisby.
Flaxwell Wapentake (South LiocoliuJiire) : — Anwick,
Aahby.de-la-Laund, Bloxholme, Brauncewell with Dunsby,
Cranwell, Digby, Dorrington, Haverhole Priory, Holding-
ham, Leaaingham, Bauceby (North and South), Bowston,
Boxholme, Buskington, New Sleaford, and Temple Bruer
with Temple High Grange.
Grantham Soke (Sou£ Lincolnshire) ; — Belton, Braoeby,
Denton, Eaaton, Great Gonerby, Grantham, Harlaxton,
Harrowby, Londonthorpe, Manthorpe-ctun-Little Gonerby,
Ponton (Great), Sapperton, SpitUegate, Houghton and Wal-
ton and South Stoke.
Lansoe Wapentake, ist Division (Mid-Lincolnshire): —
Billin^iay.'Dogdyke. Kirby Green, Kyme (North), Martin,
Thorpe, Tilney, Timberland and Walcott
Langoe Wapentake, snd Division (Mid Lincolnshire): —
Blankney, Canwick. Dunston, Hraghington, Metheringham,
Nocton, Potter Hanworth, Scopwick and Washingborough.
Lovenden Wapentake (South Lincolnshire) : — Ancaster,
Bayards Leap, Beckingham, Bennington, Grange, Long
Bennington, Brant Brunghton. Carlton Scroop, Caythorpe,
Claypo^, Doddington, Fenton, Foston, Fulbeck, Hongh-on-
the-Hill, Hongham, Leadenham, Marston, Normonton,
Stragglethorpe, Stubton, and Westboroufh.
Neaa Wapentake (South Lincolnshire): — Barholm, Bas-
ton, Braoebomngh, Carlby, Deeping St. James, Deeping
St Nicholas, West Deeping, Greatford, Langtoft, Market
Deeping, Stowe, TalUngton, Thurlby, UiSngton, and Wils-
thorpe.
Stamford Borough:— All Saints^ St George, St John
Baptist, St Mary and St Michael
Winnibriggs Wapentake (South Lincolnsbiie) :— Ailing-
ton (EUut and West), Bark stone, Barrowby, Boothby, Pag-
nell, Haydor, Honington, Hnmby (Little), Ponton (Little),
Bopaley, Sedgebronk, Somerby, Stoke (North), Siroxton,
Svaton, Welby, Wilaford, Woolsthorpe, and Wyville with
Hungerton.
Parts of Lindsst.
■ Adaooe Wapentake, East Division (North Lincolnshire) :
— Attertiy, Bishop Norton, Caenby, Cold Hanworth, East
Firsbv, West Firaby, Glentham, Hackthom, Normanby
Owmby, Saxby, Snitterby and Spridlington.
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Adaooe Wapentake, West Dirimon (I7orth lancohuhire) :
— ^Blyboroagh, Canu^sxiiigbsm, Coates, Fillingham, Olent-
worui, HarpswelltHemswell, Ingham, and WiUoaghton.
Bolinjgbmke Soke, East Diviaion (Mid Lincolnshire): —
Canington, Eastville, Halton Holgate, Hnndleby, East
KeaJ, Lnsb^, Mavis-Enderby, Midville, Baithby, Spflsby,
Little Steeping, Thorpe St Peter, Toynton All Saints, and
Toynton St. Peter.
Bolingbroke Soke, West Division (Mid Lincolnshire) : —
Aagarby, Bolingbroke, Frithville, Hagnaby, Hareb^, West
Keal, East Kirby, Miningsby, Revesby, Sibeey, Stickford,
Stickney, West Fen, and West Ville.
Bradley Haverstoe Wapentake (North Lincolnshire) : —
Ashby-with-Fenby, Aylesby, Bamoldby-le-Beck, Beelsby,
Bradley, Brigsley, Cabonm, Clee-triti-Weelsby, Cleethorpe-
irith-l'iureenscoe. Great Coates, Little Coates, North Coates,
Cnxwold, Folstow, Grainsby, Great Grimsby, Hatcliffe,
Hawerby-with-Beejby, Healing, Holton-le-Clay, Humber-
stone, Irby-upon-Homber, Laceby, Marsh Chapel, Newton-
le-Wold, East Ravendale, West Barendale, Rothwell, Scar-
tho. Swallow, Swinhope, Tetney, North Thoreaby, Waith
and Waltham.
Calceworth Hundred (Marsh Division) : — Aby, Anderby,
Belleaa, Claoeby, Little Cawtboipe, Claythorpe, Cnmber-
worth, Qayton-le-Marsh, Haugh, Hogsthorpe, Huttoft, Leg-
boome, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Mablethorpe St. Peter,
Hnmby, South Beaton, Sutton - in - the - Marsh, Swaby,
ThTeddletborpe All Saints, Thrsddlethorpe St Helen, Sontii
Ttoresby, Tothill and Tmsthorpe.
Calceworth Hundred (Wold Division) : — Alford, Beeaby-
in-the-Marsh, Bilaby, Claxby, Farlsthorpe, Hannah, Maltby-
le-Matsh, Harkby, Bigsby, Saleby, Strubby, Ulceby, Well,
Willooghby, and Withem.
Can£eshoe Wapentake, Marsh .Division (Hid Lincoln-
shire) : — Addlethorpe, Burgh-in-the-Marsh, Croft, Frisk-
nev, IngoldmeUs, Northolme, Orby, Skegness, Wainfleet All
Samts, Waintleet St Mary, and Winthorpe.
Candleshoe Wapentake, Wold Division (Mid Lincoln-
shire) :— Ashby-by-Partney, Bratoft, Candlesby, Dalby,
.Driby, Firsby, Gunby, St Peter, Irby-in-the-Marsh, Part-
ney, Scremby, Skendleb}-, Great Steeping, Sutterby, and
Welton-in-the-Marsh.
Corringham Wapentake (North Lincolnshire) : — BIyton,
Cleatham, Corringham, East Ferry, Gainsborough, Oray-
ingham, Greenhill, Heapham, Hemswell, Kirton-in-Lindsey,
Ijonghton, Lea, Morton, Northorpe, Pilluun, Sootter, Scotton,
SouSiorpe, Springthorpe, East Stockwith, Walkerith and
Wildsworth.
Gartree Wapentake, North Division (Mid Lincolnshire) : —
Astsrby, Baumber or Bambnrgh, Belchford, -Cawkwell,
Donington-npon-Bain, Edlington, Goulaby or Oonlceby,
Hemingby, Market Stainton, Banby, Scamblesby, Stenigot,
.and Great Sturton.
Gartree Wapentake, Sonth Division (Mid Lincolnshire)
— Bncknall, Dalderby, Oaatby, Horsington, Kirkby-upon-
Bain, Kirkstead, Langton-near-Homcastle, Martin, Minting,
.Scrivelsby, StixwouTd, Tattershall, Tattershall Thorpe,
Thotnton, Tnmby, Waddingworth, Wispington and Wood-
halL
Hill Handrad (Mid Lincolnshire^: — Aahby Puerorum,
Aawatdby, Bag Enderby, Brinkhill, Claxby, Pluckacre,
Fnlletby, Greetham, Hagworthingham, Hameringham,
Harrington, Langton-by-Spilsby, South Ormsby, Oxcombe,
Salmcaiby, Sausthorpe, Scrafleld, SomersUy, Tetford,
Walmsgate, Winceby and Worlaby.
Homcastle Soke (Mid Lincolnshire) : — Ashby (West),
Coningsby, Haltham-upon-Bain, Homcastle, Langriville,
Mareham-le-Fen, Mareham-on-the-Hill, Moorby, Boughton,
Tbimbleby, Thornton-Ie-Fen, Toynton (High and Low),
Wildmoor, Wilksby, and Wood Enderby.
Lawress Wapentake (Mid Lincolnshire) : — Aisthorpe or
East Thorpe, Barlings, Brattleby, Broxholme, Burton, Carl-
ton (North and South), Cherry WiUingham, Dunholm,
Fiskerton, Greetwell, Hardwick, Nettleham, Bepham, Bise-
holme, Saxelby-with-Ingleby, Scampton, Sothem, Snarford,
Sodbrooke, West Tboipe, Torksey and Welton.
Lincoln Liberty (Mid Lincolnshire) : — 6ranBtan,Cold Bath
House (Lincoln), County Lunatic Asylum (Lincoln), Lin-
coln Castle (Lincoln), Mere Monks' Liberty (Lincoln), St
Benedict (Lincoln), St Botolph (Lincoln), St John-in-New-
port (Lincoln), St Margaret-in-the-Close (Lincoln), St.
Mark (Lincoln), St Martin (Lincoln), St. Mary Magdalen-
in-the-Bail (Lincoln), St Marj-le-Wigford (Lincoln), St.
Michael (Lincoln), St Nicholas (Lincoln), St Paul (Lin-
coln), St. Petei^at-Arches (Lincoln), St. Peter-at-Gowis
^Lincoln), St. Peter-jn-Eastgate (Lincoln), St Swithin
(Lincoln), and Waddington.
Lonth Eske Wapentake, Marsh Dinsion (Nor^ Lincoln-
shire) : — ^Alvingham, Castle Carlton, Great Carlton, Little
Carlton, Oonisholme, South Elkington, Giainthorpe, Gri-
moldby, Manby, North Beaton, Saltfleetby AU Saints, Salt-
fleetby St. Clement, Saltfleetby St Peter, Skidbrook with
Saltfleet Haven, North Somercotes, South Somerootes, sod
Yarborongh or Yarburgh.
Louth Eske Wapentake, Wold Division (North Linoobi'
shire) : — Authorpe. Burwell, Caloetborpe, North Codtering-
ton. South Codterington, North Elkington, Farforth, Gaj-
ton-le-Wold, Grimblethorpe, HalUngton, Haugham, Ked-
dington, Kdstem, Loath, Louth Park, Mnckton, Raitbby-
cum-Maltby, Buckland, Stewton, Tathwell, Welton-le-Wald,
and WithcalL
Ludborough Wapentake (North Lincolnshire): — Bradun-
borough, Covenham St. Bartholomew, Covenham St Mary,
Potherby, Little Grimsby, Ludborough, North Omubj,
Utterby, and Wytham with Cadeby.
Manley Wapentake, East Division (North Lincolnshire):—
Ashby, Bottesford, Bromby, Bronghton, Bnrringham, East
Butterwidt, Crosby, Fiodingham, Hibaldstow, Holme, Man-
ton, Messingham, Bedboume, Scawby-cam-Storton, Scun-
thorpe, Twigmore, Waddinghiun, and Yaddlethoipe.
Manley Wapentake, North Division (North Lincolnshire) :
— Alkborongn, Appleby, Borton-npon-Stather, Flixboro',
Gnnhonse, West Halton, Baventhorpe, Boxby-cuni-Bisbj,
Whitton, Winteringham, and Winterton.
Manley Wi^ntiSce, West Division (North Lincohishire) :
— Althorpe, Amcotts, Belton, West Butterwick, Crowte,
Eastoft, Epworth, East Ferry, dazey, Keadby, Luddington,
Owston, and Wroot
Walshcrott Wapentake, North Division (North Lincoln-
shire) : — BusUngthorpe, Claxby, Faldingworth, Friestboipe,
Holton-le-Moor, Kelsey (South), Kingerby, Erby-cmn-
Osgodby, Newton-by-Toft, Normanby-on-the- Wolds, North
Owersby, South Owersby, West Basen, Thomton-Le-Moor,
Toft-next-Newton, and Usselby.
Walshcrott Wapentake, South Division (North Lincoln-
shire).— Binbrooke, Croxby, Linwood, Market Basen, Middle
Basen, Stainton-le-Vale, Tealby, Thoresway, Thorganby,
Walesby, and North WiUingham.
Wdl Wapentake (Mid Lincolnshire): — Brampton,Bransby,
Gate Barton, Fenton, Kettlethorpe, Kexby, Knaith, Martoii,
Newton-upon-Trent, Normanby, Stowe, Storton, Cpton,
and WiUinghanL
Wraegoe Wapentake, East Division (Mid Lincolnshire):—
BarwitD (East and West), Benniworth, Biscathorpe, Bnrgh-
apon-Bain, Hainton, Hatton, Kirmond-le-Mire, Langton-by-
Wragby, Lndford Magna, Lndford Parva, Panton, Sizhilb,
Sotby, South WiUingham. and East Wykeham.
Wraggoe Wapentake, West Division (SCd Lincolnshire):—
Apley, Bardney, BnUington, Fulnetby, Goltho, Holton
Beckering, Legsby, Lissinton, Newhall, Band, SneUand.
Stainiield, Stainton-by-Langworth, Torrington (East sod
West), Tupholme, Wickenby, and Wragby.
Yarborongh Wapentake, East Division (North Lincoln-
shire) : — Bigby, Brocklesby, Croxton, Habrough, East
Halton, Immingham, Eeelby, Killingbolme (North and
South), Eirmington, Limber Magna, Riby, and Stalling-
borough.
Yarborongh Wapentake, North Division (North Lincoln-
shire) : — ^rrow-npon-Humber, Bonby, Elsham, Soalh
Ferriby, Goxhill, Horkstow, Saxby, St. Mary (Barton-npon-
Humber), St Peter (Barton-upon-Humber), Thornton
Curtis, Ulceby, Wootton, and Worlaby.
Yarborongh Wapentake, South Division (North Lincoln-
sbire) : — Bametby-le-Wold, Cadney, Caistor, Clixby, Glan-
ford Brigg, Grasby, North Kelsey, Melton Boss, Nettletan,
Newstead, Searby with Owmby, aomerby, and Wrawby.
Her Majesty's prison, situated on the Greetwell road,
Lincoln, half a mile from the cathedral, is a red brick build-
ing, faced with Ancaster stone, and presents an imposing
appearance, the gateway being flanked by castellated tovers,
with the governor's and chief warder's houses on either sie
of the entrance : it was opened in Jane, 1873 : the cost ol
the building was about ;f 39/xx) : the building will now hold
300 : the total staff of oHicers is 21, being 18 males and 3
females. Major Edward Mackay, governor ; Bev. H. Hal-
ford Adcock M.A. chaplain ; George Mitchinson K.D. 8a^
geon ; J. Kder, chief warder ; Miss Ellen McGeech, matron.
The County Lunatic Asylum is situated at Braeebridgr,
near Lincoln, on an eminence, on the high road to Sleaford :
it is a plain building, erected in 1853, m the ' Italian style,
and had room for 350 patients, but has since that date Inen
considerably enlarged, and will now hold upwards of 600
patients : the ground belonging to and occupied by the
asylum consists of 120 acres, which is cultivated to a great
extent by the spade husbandry of the patients. The whole
of the sewage is disposed of by irrigation over 10 acRS of
land about half a mue from the asylam, quit» inoffensiTdT
and profitably : the building and recreation grounds,
which are tastefully laid out with flower beds, shrubs, and
trees, occupy about 6 acres : a chapel was erected in 1869 to
seat 450 ; there is also a cemetery of one acre on the estate,
with a mortuary chapel. The Right Hon. Lord Monson,
chairman to the committee of visitors ; Bobert Toynbee esq.
clerk to the visitors ; Alexander H. Leslie Melville esq.
Digi
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tnasimr ; Edwaid Pdmer x.i>. anperintendent and Tesident
^faysicun ; John WQford Manh, assistant medical offloer .
BcT. Chajies Christopher Ellison u.±. chaplain; George'
Kirkiip, honae steward and clerk of the asylnm ; Miss E.
Soliett, housekeeper ; Robert Ronacres, head male attendant ;
Urs. Sophia Peek, head norse.
The Lnnatic Asylnm at Lincoln is a spacious building,
ate feet long, with a noble front and portico of the Ionic
order: the average number of patients is about 80. In
1854 a statne of Edward Parker Charlesworth U.D. was
treeted. George Mitchinson h.d. and William O'Neill m.d.
physidans; Thomas Sympson L.S.C. P. Edin. C. Brook,
mrgeons; Arthur Pickston Russell m.b. resident medical
■aperintendent ; Ber. Edmund Roberts Larken M. A. ciacp-
laiii ; Bichard Hall, secretary ; Coningsby C. Sifothorp,
traasorer; R G. Carline and Rev. G. 'r. Harvey m.a.
toditors ; Miss Munro, matron.
The County Hoqjital, on the Sewells road, Lincoln, was
erected in 1878, and is supported by voluntary contributions :
it has no beds. George Mitchinson m.d. and Charles
Harrison ild. physicians; Thomas Sympson L.B.c.P.slin.
Septimus Lowe, Charles Brook and Thomas Marshall
Wilkinson i..B.c.p.Bdin. surgeons; £. Colby Sharpin,
house surgeon ; Rev. James Stock b.a. chaplain ; William
Barr Danby, secretary.
The Stamford and Rutland InBrmary, standing on a fine
salubrious qwt, east of the town of Stamford, is a substan-
tial stone building, with spacious lawn and shrubs: the
interior affords room for 36 in-patients and 20 fever patients
in detached buildings : it has received several muniliaent
bequests, and is Ubeially supported by voluntary contribu-
tions: in consequence of the addition to the funds, it has
greatly extended the sphere of its influence, and is now
called the Stamford, Rutland and General Infirmary.
William Newman m.d. Walter Dowley Eddowes, and Thomas
P. Greenwood, surgeons; William More Hope, house
surgeon and secretary.
Cormtrt far the County. — Walter Clegg, Boston, Boston
Distriel; Charies Bartholomew Moody m.d. Grimsby,
Caittor IHttriet ; deputy, Charles Brown, Caistor ; John
Cihamberlin Eaton, Grantham, Grantham District ; Albert
Ireaon, Gainsborough, Kirton District; deputy, William
Septimus Bladon, Gainsborough ; Geo. Mitchinson M.O.
Lincoln, Kesieven and part of Lindsey District ; Frederick
Andrew, deputy, Lincoln ; Toomas Sharpley m.d, Louth,
Louth District '; depitty, Frederick Sharpley, Lonth ; Joe
George Calthrop, Spalding, Spalding and part of Holland ;
deputy, Francis Thomas Selby, Spalding.
MiMBKBs or Pabliament fob the Comm.
Northern Division. — Rowland Winn esq. M.A., j.p., d.e.
Xostell priory, Wakefield ; Appleby Hall, Lincolnshire ; and
II Grosvenor gardens : and .Carlton, Junior Carlton, and St.
Stephen's Clubs, London s w ; Right Hon. James Lowther
F.C., M.A., Q.L., J.P., Swellington house, Leeds; Wilton
castle, Bedcar; and 59 Grosvenor street w; and Caiiton
Club 8.W., London
Mid Division : — Henry Chaplin esq., d.l., j.p., Blankney
Hall, Sleaford; Tatbwell, Lonth; and Carlton and St.
Stephen's Clubs. London s w ; Hon. Edward Stanhope m.a.,
J.P., BeveAy abbey, Boston ; & 23 Eccleston square ; and
Carlton, St. Stephen's, and Athenaeum Clubs, London s w
South Lincolnshire ; — John Compton Lawraoce esq., ().c.i
t.T., Dnnsby hall. Bourn ; and 3 Onslow square, London s w ;
Boo. Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton M. A., D.L., J.p.,
Haverholme priory, Sleaford ; and 33 Ennismore gardens ;
and Carlton and White's clubs, London a w
PoLLine Places.
North Lincolnshire (parts of Lindsey), appointed Sept. 13,
1873, pursuant to the " Ballot Act, 1872."
*Barton HoIton-le-Clay
Belton Kelsey, North
•Caistor •Kirton
Corringham *Lanth
Covenham St. Mary Luddington
•Crowle Normanby-by-Spital
•Epwoith *Market Rasen
•Frodingham *Saltfleet-cnm-Skidbraoke
•Gainsborough Scotter
.Glanford Brigg Stallingborough
•Grainthorpe Thornton Curtis
Great Grimsby •Winterton
Haxey
Mid Lincolnshire (parts of Lind8ey),appointedSept. 13,1873,
•Alford •SaxUby
Bardney Scothwn
•Bolingbroke, New Sibsey
BuT|;h •Spilsby
Coningsby Stow
Goulceby Strubby
Hagworthingham •Wainfleet All Saints
Hamton Wickenby
•HomcasUe Winthorpe
•Lincoln Wispington
Mumby-cmn-Cbapel *Wragby
Parts of Kesteven, appointed July 31, 1873.
•Bassineham *Linooln
Billingnay •Metheringham
Branston Navenby
Eagle Thorpe-on-the-Hill
South Lincolnshire (parts of Holland), appointed August
38, 1873.
Boston Kirton
Crowland Leake
Donington Long Sutton
Frieston Spalding
Gedney Hill Sutterton
Gosberton Swineshead
Holbeach
Parts of Kesteven, appointed July 31, 1873.
Boston Dunsby
•BiUingboroogh Falkingham
•Bourn Heckington
Broughton Helpringham
Bytham, Little Kyme, North
Carlton Scrope Osboumby
Colsterworth Bopdey
Corby •Sleaford, New
Deeping Market *Spittlegate
Denton Stamford
Donington Westborough
• The revising barrister holds his courts at these places.
Comnr OpnciALS.
(Serk to the Lieutenancy, Robert Azlack White, Grantham
County Treasurers, parts of Holland, Charles Foster Bonner ;
parts of Lindsty, William Lane Claypon, Boston ; parts
of Kesteven, Henry Ingoldby, Sleafotd
Actina Under Sheriff, Alfred Barrand Burton, Lincoln
Puilie Analyst, C. Graham m.d. University College,
London m.c
County Surveyors, parts of Holland, John Kingston c.E. Fos-
dyke; parts of Kesteven, Charles Kirk .m.a. Sleaford;
parts of Lindsey, James Thropp c.E. Lincoln
Surveyor to the Commissioners of Severs for the County,
Joseph Maughan, Great Grimsby
GEOLOGY OF LINCOLNSHIEE
MosEVMs. — Mosenm of the Literary and Scientific Insti-
tute, Stamford.
Publications of the Gbolooical Subtet. — Maps. —
Sheet 70, BelvoiT Castle, Grantham. (Survey not com-
pleted. >--Books.— The Geology of Rutland and Part of Lin-
coln, by J. W. Judd, I3s. 6d. Geology of the Fenland, by
Skertcbly, 40s.
Impobtamt Wobis ob Papkbs on GE0LOO7. — 1853.
Morris, Prof. J. — On some Sections in the Oolite District of
UncoAnahire (Joura. GeoL Soc., vol. ix. p. 317). 1867.
Barton, F. M — RhseticBeds, near Gainsborough (Q. Journ.
Oeol. Soc., vol. xxiii p. 315). 18^. Judd, J. W.— Strata
which form the Base of the Lincolnshire Wolds (Journ.
OaoL Soc, vol. xxiii. p. 327). 1868. Wood, S. V. and
Rome, Rev. J. L.— Glacial and Post-Gladal Stmctare of
Lincolnshire (Journ. OeoL Soc., vol. xiiv. p. 146). 1870.
Judd, J. W. — Neocomian Strata of Lincolnshire (Journ.
Geol. Soc., vol. xxvi. p. 326). 1875. Cross, Rev. J. E. —
Lias and Oolite of N.W. Lincolnshire (Journ. Geol. Soc.,
vol. xxxi. p. lis). '875. Blake, Bev. J. F.— Kimmerid»
Clay of England (Journ. Geol. Soc, vol. xxxi. p. 196).
1879. Jukes-Brown, A. J. — Southerly Extension of the
Hessle Boulder Clay (Jonrn. Geol. Soc., vol. xxxv. p. 397).
1879. Wilson, E. — On the Boring for Coal at South Scarle
(Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. xxxv. p. 812). 1879. Burton,
F. M. — Rheetic Beds and Keuper, near Gainsborough and
Retford (Rept. British Assoc. Sheffield, p. 336). 1880.
Anon.— The Frodingham Iron-field (Colliery Qnardian, vol.
xL p. 1051).
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Till inthin the last few years, Lincolnshire has, in respect
to its geology, been one of the most neglected counties in
England. This may, perhaps, be acconnted for by the sup-
pomd absence of important minerals, by the irant of good
sections, and by the large amount of drift or surface dibrii
strewn over the surface — as thick masses of clay and sand —
concealing the strata which lie beneath.
Of late years some important jpapers on the county have
been published in the " Quarterly Journal of the Geological
Society," by the Kev. J. E. Cross, on the Lias of the north-
west comer of the county, and the Kev. J. F. Blake on the
Kimmeridge Clay, in vol. xxxi.; by Mr. Judd on the Chalk
(vol. zxiii.), Speeton Clay (vol. xxiv.) and Neocomian beds
. j; (vol. xxvi.);by Pro-
S ^ ^ fessor Morris on. the
" S« Oolites of the south-
west of the county
(vol. ix.); and there
are some scattered
notes in the "Geo-
logical Magazine."
The definite map-
ping of the county
by the Geological
Survey was, how-
ever, long postponed
in order that the
coal-tields might be
first completed. In
187s the issue of
Sheet 64 gave as a
thorough and com-
plete knowledge of
the extreme south
of the county, from
Stamford, Little By-
thara, and Creeton
on the west, to
Bourn and Market
Deeping on the east.
This sheet also in-
cludes the whole of
Rutland, and por-
tions of Leicester
and Northampton :
it was the work of
Mr. J. W. Judd,
F.o.s., and, with
the accompanying
memoir, has fairly
placed that gentle-
man in the first
rank of living geo-
logists. Sheet 70,
which lies imme-
diately to the north
of 64, has also been
nearly completed by
Mr. HoUoway, and
will be published in
1877 ; it extends as
far north as New-
ark, Tattershall, be.
Lying on the
east coast of Eng-
land, Lincolnshire
includes none of the
bard rocks which
stand up so boldly
in the west, forming
the mountains of
Wales and Scotland .
The rocks which
compose the county
lie in the Mssozoic
eipg or Middle Period of
J> q geologists, and com-
S i^ prise a fairly com-
plete series from the Trias to the Chalk.
As the different beds of rock extend in long bands nearly
due north and south, they coincide with the main extension
in length of the county : as, moreover, these rocks are of
var}-ing degrees of hardness, being an alternation of beds
of clay and limestone, we get longitudinal valleys scooped
out in the clays, while the harder limestones stand out as
bold ranges of hills running from north to south. Thii sim-
plicity of structure is, however, complicated by the immense
quantity of drift which has been deposited here and there,
fllling up some of the ancient valleys, and by the extent to
which the eastern and south-eastern portion has been placed
down by the sea, reducing it to one level plain, affording
u 3 S 3
none of those cliiT-sections which have so aided the study of
the neighbouring county of Yorkshire.
The oldest rocxs found in Lincolnshire occur on its west-
cm side, and form the slopes of the Trent valley. The
Trias, as these rocks are called from their triple division
in Germany, is represented here by the upper member only,
which is, known as the Keuper, from its containing copper
ore abroad: it consists of stiff red marl, witli intercaUteJ
bands of sandstone and gypsum : it constitutes the whole
of the Isle of Axholme, and extends in a varying band
from 3 to 5 miles on the east of the Trent, broadening ont,
however, to the southward. The presence of the (leroxide
of iron, which tinges the beds red, seems to have been pre-
judicial to aniraij life, for very few fossils occur in the
Keuper. Fish-scales and teeth, with bones and footprints of
the Labyrinthodou, should, however, be looked for in any
bands of sandstone which may be met with. The red clay i.<
frequently dug for brick-making : the beds hare a gentle
dip or slant to the eastwards.
Thk Lias is the name applied to a series of limestones,
shales, and clays, which rests upon the Red Marl. At the
junction between the two great formations we find a serie.<
of beds termed Slurtics, from the .great development in the
Rhietian Alps, which seem to mark a transition from th;
one to the other. These beds are in part exposed in some
pits near Newark, and extend northwards by South Searic
and Gainsborough to the point where the Trent joins the
Humber, passing thence into Yorkshire. At Lea, about 3
miles south of Gainsborough, thety were noted by Mr. Burton
in 1866, in the cutting of tho Great Northern line. The
characteristic shells, Apicula eontorta and Cardivm rha-
tirum, were found here, together with a thin stratum called
the bone-bed, from its being full of fich-teeth and scales.
7%e Lower Lias Limestones an:l Shales come next in
order ; and the hard bands of limestone stand out as an
escarpment, well seen in the Prodingham cutting of the
Ancholrae and Grimsby railway. These beds are very fos-
siliferons, containing many Ammonites, Gtypkea incnrva
in thousands, and, what is more important, a very valuable
bed of ironstone, which is now very largely worked. This
important discovery and its development are chiefly due to
Mr. Charles Winn, x.p. The ore is a hydrated oxide, and
the following quantities were raised in 1874 : —
Appleby (Brigg) 105,109 tons, value ;f2i,o3i
Frodingham (Brigg)a35,o28 „ „ 47.0OS
Frodingham 47,894 „ „ 9,578
Scunthorpe 74<333 „ „ 14,864
This bed of iron ore lies low down in the Lias, and is not
the same as the Cleveland bed, with which it has been con-
founded. At Claythorpc, near Grantham, a bed of iron-
stone has lately been opened, which is probably a oontinna-
tion: and the ferruginous limestone abounding in^ mmonita
semicostatiis, which is so well developed at Redmile, in the
Vale of Belvoir, is also on the same hori7.on.
The bed of ore is about 37 feet in thickness, and crops ont
at the surface, forming the plain on which the village of
Scunthorpe stands, so that the workings are open and shal-
low. As is the case with similar ironstone beds elsewhere,
we find the ore loose, and of a dark-brown tint near the
surface, and passing downwards into a tolerably hard rock :
there is a hard limestone band at the base. The presence of
limestone renders the ore a very suitable one to mix with
another containing silica. Fortunately, a bed of iron ore
rich in silica has lately been found near Lincoln, and this is
now mixed with the Scunthorpe stone in the proportion of
one-eighth of the whole. The yield of metal is about i ton
to 3I of ore, or 28 per cent.
lie Middle Lias or Marlstone. — This is a very variable
formation, both in thickness and mineralogical character :
in the south-west of the county it is as much as ao or 30
feet thick, forming the bold outlier on which Belvoir Castle
stands : it enters Lincolnshire near Woolsthorpe, and as it
passes northwards becomes thinner, so that at Santon it is
seen to be only 8 or 9 feet thick. Here in the cutting it is
exposed as hard light-grey limestone, weathering brown,
and full of a plaited bivalve shell, known as RhyneontUa
tetrahedra.
The Upper Lias is in Lincolnshire, as generally elsewhere,
a mass of thick clay. In the south-west, near Stainby,
where it enters the county, it is, perhaps, as much as 200
feet thick. Passing northwards, by Grantham and Lincoln,
we find it at Santon reduced to 60 feet, and composed of
blue shales with casts of Ammonites. Everywhere it forms
the western slope of the range known as the Cliff, and where
it is thickest there we find hills highest, and the scenery
most picturesque and diversified.
The Liassic formation thus occupies a band in the west of
Lincolnshire, about 8 or 10 miles in width in the soutii,bnt
narrowing steadily northwards, owing to the thinning ont
of the various beds of limestone and clay, until on the
Humber it is about a mile in breadth. Everywhere the
Cliff marks the eastward extension of the main mass ; but
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wbere the river Witham hu eat through the limestone
ridge tt Rnntham, and in the still more striking gorge
(ormed by the same river at Lincoln, ve most extend the
rarioiis members of the Lias for some miles to the eastward,
italurt.
Good exposures of the Lias are rather rare in Lincoln-
shire: in tbs Marton catting of the Gainsborongh and Lin-
coln railway, Messrs. Barton andWangh collected a number
of fossils of the zone of Ammonitrs angulatua, which have
been described by Mr. Tate (" Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc. vol.
xxiii, p. 306). On the slope of Spittlegate Hill, near (xran-
tham, there is a good section of the Upper Lias, showing
the Fiak ami Inteet Btda at its base, surmoonted by ferra-
ginona clays with AwmomUM communii. The Liassie clays
form a stiff clay land, mostly in pasture ; but the marlstone
gives rise to a rich, brownish loam, on which excellent
wheat crops are gmwn.
Tex CX>LrnB. — The strata which lie next above the Lias
hare received the above name from the rounded, roelika
stractnre — wot (ooa), an egg — seen in most of the lime-
stones nf the series. They consist of an alternation of beds of
limestone and clay, the former standing out as lines of hills,
while the latter occupy the valleys between. The com-
mencement of the Oolitic Formation in Lincolnshire is
marked by the striking ridge so well known as the " Cliff : "
this is a bold escarpment facing the west, and ranning in a
nearly straight line for about 90 miles : along the top runs
the celebrated Roman road known as Ermine Street. The
escarpment is only broken at the two poirits already noted,
Grantham and Lincoln, where theWitham has cut through
the range.
Sarwampton Sand. — This is a strattmi of very varying
mineralogical characters, well developed in Northampton-
shire, where it is 70 feet thick, but much reduced as we trace
it northwards. Near Stamford it is 30 feet thick, at Grant-
ham 48 feet, near Lincoln 30 feet, and in the north of the
oonnty some 10 or 15 feet only. Everywhere it forms the
top of the Cliff, surmounting a long slope of Upper Lias
Cby, which is usually tinged red by the downwash from the
fetmginons beds above. The Northampton Sand forms a
light soil, usually of 'a reddish hue, and well adapted for
the growth of spring crops : in the county from which it
takes its name it is largely worked for ironstone ; but the
on diminishes in value as we trace it northwards.
Li»a>liuhin Oolite Limestone. — The researches of Mr.
Jodd hare shown that this important bed belongs to the
Inferior Oolite, and not to the Bath Oolite, as was formerly
anpposed : immediately overlying the Northampton Sand,
it forms a capping to the " Cliff," constituting the bread
Oolitic plateau which stretches for 3 or 4 miles east of it. In
Mid Lincolnshire it is fully 150 feet thick, at Grantham 100
ieet, at Stamford 80 feet, nrar Kirton 90 feet ; but in South
Torkshire it is only 15 feet ; and as we trace it further both
to the north and south, it at last thins out altogether and
dinppears.
At the base the limestone often passes into thin, sandy,
fissile beds, which are the well-known Collyroeston Slates.
Fossils are numerona : here and there banks occur which
seem to represent old coral reefs, and altogether we have
evidence that local depression took place within an area
having a diameter of about 90 miles, the amount of depres-
sion being greatest in Central Lincolnshire. As a conse-
qnenee of this, there was slowly accumulated, by the growth
'if coral reefs, and the v;tion of marine currents sweeping
small shells and their fragments along the sea-bnttom, a
mass of calcareous strata, presenting many variations in its
local characters, and constituting the formation to which
we have applied the name of the " Lincolnshire Oolite
Limestone. The western half of this great lens-shaped
mass of limestone has been removed by denudation, and on
the sommit of the Cliff we get the exposed section of the
remaining easterly half, which, dipping to.the eastward, lies
bnried braeath toe newer rocks which come on as we pass
in that direction.
Excellent boilding-stones are obtained from this formation,
the (joarries at Ancaster being especially famous. The com-
misaoners appointed in 1839 to report on the building
stones o( En^and for the new Honses of Parliament, state
that " many buildings constructed of a material similar to
the Odite of Ancaster, such as Newark and Grantham
churches, smd other ediflces in various parts of Lincolnshire,
hare scanely yieldedto the effects of atmospheric inSaences."
The Oreat Oolite has for its base beds of sandy day of
varied tints. These are the Upper Ettuarine Series, for,
like the Northampton sand below, they appear to have been
formed near the month of a large river. At Little Bytham,
and other places, bricks of great hardness and durability are
made from these days, "niey constitute mach of the cold
nnkindlyland of the "Heath.*' At Stamford and Grantham
they are 35 feet thick ; but northwards they disappear, or
are merged into the Great Oolitt lAmestoMS. This rock
is from 90 to 30 f<!et thick, and, with the clays beneath.
forms frequent outliers on the plateau of Lincolnshire
limestone; above it are the Great Oolite Clays, from 10
to ao Ieet thick. The limestones of this series are dug for
lime-burning and for road-metal, and the clays are dug
for brickmaking.
ne Cornbram. — ^This well-known rock is a ferruginous
limestone, usnally very foasUiferons, and in this district
about 15 feet thick : its top is marked b^ a thick bed of
a large rugose species of oyster — Ostrea Marshii. It forms
a rea soil of no great fertility, and is esteemed as furnishing
hard road metal.
The region occupied by the Great Oolites and Combrash
forms a band down Mid Lincolnshire, of which Bourn and
Sleaford may indicate approximately the eastern li mit. This
region is characterised by a series of low, flat-topped hills,
and some admirable sections of the
beds are exposed in the cuttings of a
the Great Northern railway, as at ^
Essendine, Little Bytham, an^ Ponton, g.
The Middle Oolites are represented §■
in Lincolnshire by extremely thick ^^
beds of clay, which are very similar g
in appearance, but which are eepar- -'
ated into two divisions by the differ- ^
ence of the fossils which they contain, q
Of these the lower is the O:rford (Xay : 3
it has at its base certain hard sandy g.
beds called Kellaways Sock, 10 to 30 '
feet in thickness ; but the clays above ^
are probably above 500 feet. They r"
abound in Ammonites, and the well- S
known Beletmites, — the darts or 3
thunderbolts o( the peasantry. Brigg, 3
Wickcnby, Wragby, and Stixwould S-
may be named as indicating the
eastern boundary of the Oxford CUy. a.
The Kimmei-idye day forms a broad ^
band eight or nme miles wide in the .§
south, but greatly narrowed in the '
extreme north by the overlap of the ,
Cretaceous beds. It comes up to the a?
western foot of the Wolds, and Fullet- | S
by, Tealby, Caistor, and Worlaby indi- 5 E
cate its eastern edge : it is above 600 w
feet thick, and is exposed in numerous p i
brickyards, in the cuttings of the '^ |
Louth and Lincoln railway, kc. At b
the top of the Kimmeridge Clay there ^|
is a very bituminous bed of shale, re- | s
sembling that of the coal-measures : | ?
early in the present century much i^^
money was thrown away in conse- 8g
qnence, in boring for coal in the '^^
valley of the river Bain, where these ^ p
shales are well exposed. At BrinkhiU m
there is a stratum of iron pyrites, g
known from its yellow hue as " Brink- S
hill Gold." '
Thb Chbtacbous Formation. — 9
The Chalk Wolds of Lincokishire are 5
well known ; but on their western
slopes there are a series of sandstones, >
ironstones k clays which are not so O
easily recognized. These constitute »
a sub-division, to which the term 2,
Neocomian is applied. We can trace B
them northwards into Yorkshire, 6'
where they form the Vale of Pickering, Q
and thence turning eastwards they |
form the Speeton Cliffs, which over- a
look Filey Bay. In Lincolnshire they a
appear n^ar Worlaby, and pass south- 'S
wards by Oiistor, Tealby, Dennington "
and Scamblesby.
The West Yorkshire Coal and Iron
Company have opened an iron mine
in the middle Neocomian beds at
Acre House, between Claxby & Nettle-'
ton. The existence of fragments of
iron slag. Soman pottery, he., in this part shows that the
ore was known and worked in very early times. Mr. Judd
describes the bed now being worked as a rock almost en-
tirely made up of small and beautifully polished oolitic grains
of hydrated peroxide of iron. The earthy material, full of
larger concretionary masses of ironstone, which was at first
thought to be equaUy valuable, is found to yield so small an
average percentage of iron that it is not worked. Fossils
are numerous, especially a large shell named Peeten einetus.
The ore contains much limestone, and is consequently well
adapted for smelting, mixed with the cUy-ironstone from the
coal measures : it is mostly sent to Leeds for that purpose.
88s tons, va%>d at ;f 177, were raised in 1874.
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Jiu BuruUaUm Red Chalk. — This band, there about 4
feet thick, is familiar to all who hare visited the Norfolk
coast; it is traceable all through Lincolnshire from near
Gonby by Candlesby, Nettleton. Grasby, Barnetby, and
South Ferriby. Everywhere a curious sponge, Span^
paradoxiea, ib a common fossil, together with Belemnttes
minimua ■• it is as much as 14 feet thick in Mid Lincolnshire.
The Chalk.—Above the "Bed Rock" there are several
bands of pinkish chalk which have often been mistaken for
it. One such occurs near Louth. As we ascend the chalk
becomes harder, and, having resisted denudation better
than the softer strata which occur both above and below it,
now forms an almost continuous ridge along the western
side of the Wolds, being only cut through by the Withern
termination, huge icebergs breaking off carried their loads
of stones and mud, dropping them as they passed, melting,
to the southwards. Some of the masses of rock so trans-
ported are of enormous size : near Stoke tunnel the Great
Northern railway passes right through an enormous mass
of Lincolnshire Ctolite Limestone, which, as noted by Pro-
fessor Morris, rests on undoubted Boulder Clay.
Over the district bounded on the north by Gibraltar Point,
Homcastle and Lincoln, and thence by Sleaford and Corby
to the extreme south of the county, and all up the eastern
coast the whole surface as far as the sea is covered by drift,
which in turn is overlaid by beds'of silt or warp. Digging
through this, blue clay belonging to either the Oxford or
Kimmeridge series is usually found beneath.
Trees near Holbeach. T)ie long rows of aspens bordering tlie dykes all incline to the north-
east, being bent in that direction by the prevalent nouth-west winds. The trees of the buried
forests lie pointing In the same direction. (After Sicertchly, Oeol. Burvey.)
Eau and the tributaries of the Witham. The Chalk of Lin-
colnshire being much more covered by superficial deposits
than the hills of the North and South Downs, has not the
smooth, rounded, and gently swelling aspect of the latter ;
it has mostly been brought under the plough, and with very
satisfactory results. In the numerous pits the characteristic
chalk fossils may readily be obtained, such asthe rounded
aea-orchins ; ATumchyUi and Micraster ; a furrowed shell,
Inoeeramus, is common, and Terebratvla abound. Bands
ef flint also occur.
The Dhht. — In few counties are the stray deposits to
which this term is applied better developed. Scattered over
the district we find immense beds of clay and sand, full of
pebbles and bits of older formations, which in some places
are about 300 feet thick. These were formed in the Glacial
Period, when an ice-sheet descending from the north forced
its way over at least part of the county. From its seaward
Post-Glacial Period. — Much has been done by the hand
of man in draining the Fen-land : in such works traces of
pre-historic men hare been met with. At Spalding a large
and heavy stone celt was found, and near Newport a bored
stone, which doubtless served as a hammer-head : flint flakes
or knives occurred with burnt bones and a bronze arrow-
head in some cinerary urns dug up at Broughton. A large
and broad arrow-head of flint was found at Gunthorpe, and
another near Man ton. Bone lance-heads and pins have also
been met with. These relics take us back to the meeting-
point between Geology and Archseology, — to the Stone Age,
when man was as yet unacquainted with the use of metals,
and, when he inhabited this country in company with the
mammoth, the elk, and other animals now extinct, whose
bones we find embedded with his implements in the strata of
latest formation.
W. J. H.
The above account of the Geology of Lincolnshire is extracted by permission from "The Geology of the Counties of
England and of North and South Wales," by W. Jerome Harrison, F.0.8. See advertisement of this work at page 71 of
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The (oUoTiiig Table shows the acreage nnder each kind of crop, and the number of horses, cattle, sheep and pigs in
the County of Lincoln, as taken from the Agricoltaral Betoms, 1884.
Com and cereals
Soots, artificial grasses, cabbage and rape..
Oorer and grasses
Fermanedul pasture.
Bare fallow „
Ordiards
Market gardens ,
Hnrsery grounds
Woods aid plantations
596.093
330,336
170.963
463,917
49.230
1.853
749
331
39.431
Lrra STOCK.
Horses for agriculture, brood mares and un-
broken horses
Cows in milk or calf
Other cattle
Sheep, I year old
Ditto, under i year
Pigs
Poultry (turkeys, 16,353; P"^ 99.814;
ducks, 131,843; fowls, 630,853)
66,741
59.778
160,15s
776/>85
507.564
107,707
798.763
Lincolnshire contained in 1881 inhabited houses 100,563
Parishes .' 757
In 1874 owners of land below 1 acre 13.768
Owners of land of i acre and upwards 16,739
30.497
Total acreage of rated lands 1,606,543
Gross estimated rental jf3.173.835
Common or waste land, acres 5.763
Total acreage of the county 1,767,962
COUNTY POLIC£.
HEAD QDARTEBS, LINCOL'N.
Office, Monson street.
The force consists of i chief constable, 19 superintendents, 13 inspectors, 31 sergeants, 335 constables ; total, 389.
Chief Constable. Captain P. B. Bicknell | Deputy Chief Constable, James Martyn, Lincoln
AUord Division, Henry Costar, inspector, Alford. Stations
— Alford, Hoestborpe, Hnttoft, Mablethorpe, Swaby,
Willanghby, Withem
Barton Division, George Ward, inspector, B«rton-on-
Homber. Stations — Barrow,Barton-on-Hnmber,Goxhill,
Xew Holland, South Ferriby, South Killingholme, Ulceby
Boom Division, AfVillerton' Brown, superintendent. Bourn ;
Thomas Fawson, inspector, Market Deeping. Stations —
Billingborough, Bourn, Castle Bytham, Corby, Deeping
St. ^mes, Falkingham, Langtoft, Market Deeping,
Morton, Kippingale, South Witham,Toft,Thnrlby,Uffington
Boston Division, Edwin Crawford, superintendent, Skirbeck
Quarter ; John Clark, inspector, Donington. Stations —
Benington, Brothertoft, Donington, Frieston, Foedyke,
Gosberton, Kirton, Leake, North Fortyfoot Bank, Skir-
beck Carter, Skirbeck, Sutterton, Snrfleet, Swineshead,
Wran^
Brigg Mvision, Thomas Danby, superintendent, Brigg.
StatioDS — Bametby-le-Wold, Brigg, Brooghton, Caistor,
Qaham, Orasby, Hibaldstow, Keelby, North. Eelsey,
Waddingluun, Worlaby
Epwortb Division, John Taylor, inspector, Epworth ; William
Taylor, inspector, Crowle. Stations — Belton, Crowle,
Epworth, Haxey, Keadby, Luddington, Owston
Oiintborongh EKvision, Harry Ctebom, superintendent;
Alfred Rippin, inspector, Gainsborough. Stations —
Corringham, East Stockwith, Gainsborough, Kirton-in-
Lindsey, Marton, Morton, Sootter, Willongnton
Granthun Division, Thomas Wynne, superintendent,
SpittleMle. Stations — Allington, Ancaster, Barkston,
Bnmt Bronghton, Claypole, &>lsterwortb, Denton, Great
Poaton,GTeat Gonerbjr,Little Gonerby, Long Bennington,
Manton, BaoAey, Spittlegate
GrimAy Division, George Stennett, superintendent, Great
Grimsby ; Frank Harris, inspector, New Clee. Stations
— Clee, Geethorpes, Great Grimsby, Laoeby, Marsh-
diapel. North Thoresby, Swallow, Stallingborongh,
Tetaey, Waltham
Homcastle Division, Thomas S evenitt, superintendent,
Homcastle. Stations — Baumbir, Cdningsby, Hagworth-
ingham, Hnsington, Homcastle, Langrick, Mareham-le-
Fen, Scamblesby, Tetford
Lincoln Division, George Traelove, superintendent, Lincoln.
Stations — Fenton, Glentham, Ingham, Lincoln, Nettle-
ham, Normanby-bj'-.Spittal, Beepbam, Saxilby, Sprid-
lington, Sturton
Lincoln South Division, George Caboum,inEfpector, Lincoln.
Stations — Bassingham, Braoebridge, Branston, Heighing-
ton, Metheringham, Navenby, Swinderby,8kellingthorpe,
Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Waddington
Louth Division, Charles Cadge, inspetstor, Louth. Stations
— Burwell, Donington-on-Bain, Grimoldby, Grainthorpe,
Legbourne, North Somerootes, Saltfleet,Sonth Elkington,
Dtterby, Yarborough
Market Rasen Division, George Morritt, inspector, Blarket
Rasen. Stations, Binbro<%e, Faldingworth, Holton-le-
Moor, Normanby-Ie-Wold, Market Rasen, Middle Rasen,
Osgodby, South Kelsey, Tealby, Thoresway
Sleaford Division, Alfred Richdale, superintendent,8Ieaford ;
John Marks, inspector, Billinghay. Stations — Billinghay,
Caythorpe, Heckington, Helpringham, Leadenham,
Osboumby, Ruskington,South Kyme,Sle^ord, Scopwick,
Timberland, Walcot, Dales, Wellingore, Wilaford
Spalding Division, George Jarvis, superintendent, Spalding ;
William Wood, Spalding ; Thomas Caban, Holbeach ;
Henry Bulley, Crowland, inspectors. Stations — Cowbit,
Crowland, Deeping Fen, Fleet, Gedney Drove End, Hol-
beach, Holbeach Mardi, Long Sutton, Moulton,Finchbeck,
Spalding, Sutton St. Mary's, Sutton St. James, Sntton
Bridge, Tydd St. Mary's, Whaplode, Whaplode Drove
Spilsby Division, Richard Sowden, superintendent, Spilsby ;
John Taylor, inspector, Skegness. Stations — Burgh-le-
Marsh, Candlesby, Firsby, Friskney, New Bolingbroke,
New Leake, Old Bolingbroke, Partney, Sibsey, Skegness,
Spilsby, Stickney, Wainfleet
Wintcrton Division, William Dain, superintendent, Win-
terton. Stations— Ashby, Appleby, Burton Stather,
Burringham, Frodingham, Messmgham, Winterton,
Winteringham
Wragby Division, William Dain, inspeiitor. Stationer—
Bardney, East Barkwith, Lisdngton, Ludford, South
Willingham, Wragby
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ACTING MAGISTEATES EOR THE COUNTY.
LOBD LIEUTSNANT AND CT7ST0S BOTaLOBTTtf,
RIGHT HON. EABL BROWNLOW, Beltou House, GrsnUum.
PABTS OX* HOI.I.Ain>.
NoRTK Holland District.
Marked Urns * are Deputy Ueatonanta.
Adam Andrew Mercer esq. H.D. Church close, Boston
Bramley John Curtois esq. Langriville, Boston
Claypon William Lane esq. Tj-tton hall, Wyberton, Bogton
Carter Rev. George ll.x. Rectory, Falkingham
Disbrowe Rev. Canon Henry Sfaarpe b.a. Rectory, Benoing-
ton, Boston
Edwin-Cole Jas. esq. f.h.b.s. Switieshead halUnear Spalding
Fletcher Rev. Henry Thomas m.a. Vicarage, Bicker, Spalding
Oarftt William esq. West Skirbeck bouse, Boston
Heath Bev. Joseph m.a. Vicarage, Wigtoft, Spalding
Sparrow Rev. John Beridge &A. Algarkirk hall. Spading
Staifurtb Rev. Samuel m.a. Preiston priory, near Boston
Tunnard Charles Thomas esq. Frampton house, Boston
Tunnard-Moore Chas. Edwd. esq. b.a. Frampton hall, Boston
*Tunnard-Moore Col. Charles Thomas John P.S.A. Frampton
hall, Boston (chairman)
Tonnard-Moore Thoe. Coney eeq.B.A. Frampton hall, Boston
Clerk, John Porter, Sessions houae. Churchyard, Boston
South Holland Disthict.
Bertie Charles Henry esq. Mead lodge. Palace road. East
Molesey, Surrey
Carter Lawrence esq. Holbeach
Clark Henry est^. Clayhall, Spalding
*De Burton Major Albert, Bockminster hall, Billingborongh,
Falkingham ,
Dove Rev. John Tliomas m.a. Vicarage, Cowbit, Spalding
Everard Henry es^. Gosberton house, Spalditig
Everard Henry StirUng Crauford esq. b.a. Newbold lawn,
Leamington
Harper R^rt esq. Littlebury house, Holbeach
Harrison Thomas esq. Dyke, Gedney S.O
Hobson William James Eland esq. 'fhe Elms, Spalding
Howard Fltzalan esq. Holyrood house, Spalding
Howard George Frederick Curtois esq. Long Sutton I
Jackson Rev. John Russell m.a. (chairman of quarter ses- '
sions). Vicarage, Moulton, Spalding
Leigh-Bennett Rev. Edward b.a. Vicarage, Long Sutton !
Mawby Robert esq. Spalding I
Moore Rev. Canon Eaward-M.A.,F.A.s. Parsonage, Spalding !
*Pocklington-Coltman Roger esq. Hagnaby priory, Spilsby |
Skelton Edward Dunkley esq. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech 1
Skelton George esq. Lone Sutton |
Smith Capt. Henry, Horbling, Falkingham j
Snnderland-Taylor Charles esq. South Holland lodge. Long
Sutton, Wisbech I
Welby Edward Montague Earle esq. Norton house, Norton, j
Sheffield {
Clerk, Ashley Maples, Bridge street, Spalding
Clerk of the Peace for Parts of Holland, Francis '
Thirkill White, Boston ; deputy, Robert Azlack White, i
Grantham |
I
FABTS OF KESTEVBN. i
Harked thns < are Deputy Lieutenants.
AUix Frederick Wm. esq. West Willoughby hall, Grantham j
•Aveland Lord, Beelby house, Irnham, Bourn ; Normanton
park, Stamford ; k 13 Belgrave square, London i.w
Beaumont Henry Fredk. esq. Whitley Beaumont, Huddersfld
•Bergne-Coupland Richard Coupland esq. Skellingthorpe
hall, Lincoln I
Bertie Lord, Uffington house, Stamford
Birch-Reynardaon Lt.-Col Charles, 10 West- Eaton place,
London j.w
Bridges Rev. Sir Brooke George bart. b.a. Goodneston park,
Wingham, Kent
*Brownlow Bt. Hon. Earl (Lord Lieutenant k Cnstus Rota-
lomm), Belton house, Grantham k 3 Carlton House ter-
race, London s.to
•Burghley Lord m.p. Bnrghley house, Stamford
Carter Rev. George ll.m. Rectory, Falkingham
Cecil Lord Francis, Stocken hall, StainforcT
Cecil Lieut. Lord William, Burleigh house, Stamford
•Chaplin Henry esq. x.p. Blankney hall, Blankney S.0
*Cbolmeley Sir Hugh Arthur Henry bart. Easton hall,
Grantham
•Clayton Nathaniel esq. East Cliff house, Lincoln
Cust Major Henry Francis Cocka}-ne, Ellesincre house,
JBllesmere, Sak)p
•Elliatm Major Richard George, Boultham hall, Lincoln
•Exeter The Most Hon. the Marquess of m.a., p.c. Burghky
honse, Stamford k 3 Hereford gardens. Park la. Ijondon r
Fane CoL Francis Augustus, Fulbeck hall, Grantham
•Fane Col. Henry, 37 Sackville street, London tc
•Finch-Hatton Hon. Murray Edward Gordon M.A., u.t.
Haverholmo priory, Sleaford
Fletcher Rev. Henry Thomas m.a. Vicarage, Bicker, Spalding
Harrisson Capt. Charles Millns
Heathcote Robert esq. Manton, Oakham
Hervey George William Hy. esq. The Old place, Sleaford
Hildyard Rev. James b.d. Rectory, Ingoldsby, Uranthsm
Holland William esq. Church street. Market Deeping
Homsby James esq. Honington hall, Grantham
Hornsby William esq. Irnham hall. Bourn
Hutton Rev, Canon Henry Wollaston m.a. Vicar's court,
Lincoln
•Jarvis George Eden esq. Doddington hall, Lincoln
•Johnson Augustus Charles esq. Kirkby house, and Avenue,
Brighton
Johnston Robert Henry esq. The Bank, Westgate, Graothm
Lawrance John Compton esq. «.c., m.p. Dnusby ball. Bourn
& 3 Onslow square, London a.n
Lely William Griniield esq.B. A. Carlton hall, Carlton Scroope,
Grantham
Leslie-Melville Alexander Samuel esq. Branston hall, Lincoln
•Lindsey Earl of, Cllington house, Stamford
Lncas-Calcraft Edmund James esq. Ancaster hall, Grantham
•Monson Lord p.c. Burton hall, Lincoln
•Nevile George esq. Stubton hall, Newark
•Nevilc Ralph Hy. Christopher esq.Wellingore hall,Granthm
Nottingham Right Rev. tiuffragan Bishop of d.d., I'.s..*.
Rectory, Leasingham, Slraford
Packe Hussey esq. Prestwold hall, Loughborough
Parker Lieut. -Col. Charles John Bnllivant, Stoncbridgr.
Grantham
•Parker Col. William, Hanthorpe house. Bourn
Peacock Christopher Gilbert esq. Grcalford hall, Stamford
Pochin George William esq. Brook house, Rearsby, Leicester
•Reere Lieut. -Col. John, Leadenham house, Grantham
Reeve Capt. Neville Henry, Ashby hall, Sleaford
•Ripon The Most Hon. the Marquess of K.o.,P.c.,D.c.L.,r.n.i
Nocton hall, Lincoln & i Carlton gardens, London J.ir
•Seely Charles esq. m.p. s6 Princes gate, London i.w
•Shuttlcworth Alfred esq. Hartsholme hall, Lincoln
Shuttleworth Frank esq. 89 Piccadilly, London w
•Sibthorp Coningsby Charles esq. m.a. Canwick hall,Lim'»)n
Smith Capt. Henry, Horbling, Falkingham
•Thorold Sir John'Henry bart. Svstoii park, Grantham
Thorold Capt. Cecil, Boothby hall, Boothby Pagnell, Grantliam
Tollemache-ToUeir.ache Ilev. Ralph William Lyoiicl v.t.
Bectory, South Mitham, Grantham
•Tunnard-Moore Col. Charles Thomas John P.S.A. Franiptci
hall, Grantham
•Tumor Christopher esq. Stoke Rochford hall, Grantbx:)
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•Turnor Edrnnnd esq. m.a. Panton hall, Wrag^by
Wtrren Rev. John Shrapnel H.A.Rectory,WJlloagtiby, Spilsby
Wdbj Rer. George Earle B.A. Bectory, Barrowby, Granthm
Weiby Capt. A. C. Earle
Welby John Earle esq. AUington hall, Grantham
Uelbr William Earle esq. Bainton house, near Stamford
•»'«lb}M}rtgOTy Sir William Earle bart. M.i-. Denton hall,
UrjBtbaro
While Rer. Canon William Sprangcr m.a. Rectory, Potter
Btnworth, Lincoln
'Wdkinson RJ. Septimus esq. Birkholme, Corby, Grantham
Hilfcoii Lt-Col.Mildmay Willson, Stb.Bauceby hall, Sleaford
»'i>nley Rev. Canon Pennyman Warton m.a. Rectory, Little
Pmitiw, Grantham
Clerk of the Peace, Joseph Phillips, Stamford
PABT8 OF LINDSET.
Marked thus * are Depaty Lieuteuants.
k Um Audrev Mercer esq. h.d. Church close, Boston
A'lington Rev. Chaa. Argentine b.a. Rectory, Muekton, Louth
•Aiington GeaMarmadnke esq.Svrinhope house, Gt.Grimsby
.Mleoby Samoel e»q. Cadwell hall, Tathw ell, Louth
Aitmby Samoel Hynman esq. Garusgate hall, Long Sutton
A kitt Major John Georgp, Eastfleld house, Louth
A.i<4tRev. John b.a. Vicarage, Maltby, Alford
•Anlerson Sir Chas. Hy. Jn. bart. m.a. Lea hall, Gainsboro'
.'.ndrews Rev. Samuel Wright m.a. Reclory, Claxby, Market
Risen
A'nlty (M. Sir John Dngdale bart. Elsbam hall, Brigg
A«ley Lieut. Francis Edmund George, Scots Guards
I'.ibb R^r. George m.a. Rectory, Asterby, Horncastle
llicun Sir Hickman Beckett bart. Thonock hall, Gainsboro'
'lieaoderk Wm. Nelthorpe esq
I'-eiuKtt Henry esq. Westlands, Great Grimsby
iK'snstt Joseph esq. The Cedars, Louth
'Ilrrgiie-Conplaad Richard Coupland esq. Skellingthorpo
tuU, Lincoln
I:>k1 Rer. Canon John m.a. Rectory, Anderby, Alford
!"..ithby Rer. Hy. Brooke B.A. Rectory, Lissington, Wragby
I'-moi Rev. Charles Jas. b.a. Rectory, Wro»t,Bawtry
i;r«»ster Rev. Herbert Charles B. a. Rectory, Sonlh Kelsey,
(^aistor
'I'jrj-Elires Valentine Dudley Henry esq. F.S.A., F.O.K.S.
riK Manor house, Brigg
••'liaplin Henry esq. m.p, Blankney ball, Sleaford
I 'iiapinan William esq
'(lijtoQ Nathaniel esq. East Cliff house, Lincoln
I'.ilf Jdsephesq. Frodinghara house, Doneaster
♦t'-mway-Gordon Lt.-Col. Francis Ingram, LynwoJe manor,
Market Basen
I Viper Rev. William Waldo M.A. Rectory, West Rasen,
Market Rasen
I'rjtroft Rev. R>bert Wentworth b.a. Tlie Rectory, Har-
rtngtoD, Spilsby
1 ramift-Amcotta Edward Weston esq. Hacktborn hall,
Lincoln
I'.-jufiird Sir Charles William Frederick bart. The Hall,
Boi|b-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
• riMt Ber. Omon John EdwanI M.A. Vicarage, Appleby,Brigg
:>ilison Miudmilian Hammond esq. Greetwell hall, Manton,
Kirton Lindsey R.S.O
•I'lalbs-Yorke Thomas Yorke esq. Walmsgate hall, Louth
'Eliisaa Major Richard George, Buultham hall, Lincoln
(JnUetoD-Fox Wm.eeq.Northorpe hall,K>rton Lindsey R.S.0
t neria William Robert esq. F.8.A., m.a. West.gate, Louth
t'Jipsm Robert Cornelius esq. Goole hall & Ousefleet hall,
tjoole
'Syiche John Lewis esq. m.a. Thorpe liall, Ijontb
y^M Rev. Thomas b.d. Rectory, Bigby, Brigg
; «H William David esq. Laceby house, Great Grimsby
■ rehney Rev. Frederick m.a. Vicarage, Skidbrook, Great
trrimsbv
<r.unble Francis esq. m.a. Silver street, Gainsborough
<riiB«ai Rev. John Ash m.a. Rectory, Waltham, Great
(irimsby
''itard Rev. William Walter George b.a. Vicarage, Wootton,
I'keby
iiualtoa-Constable Jas. esq. Waloot hall, Alkborongh, Brigg
Itranl-Thorold Alexander William Thorold esq. Weelsby
bnoae, Great Grimsby
*II>igh George Henry esq. Grainsby hall, Great Grimsby
HimnsTbeopbilus John esq. Hawerby hall, Gt. Grimsby
Hivley Henry Michael esq. Tumby lawn, Boston
'HoMage Edward esq. m.p. (vice-chairman of quarter ses-
nons), Hainton hall, Wragby
Hod Siodair Frankland esq. B.A. Nettlebam hall, Lincoln
'tlattoo Lt-Col. George Morland, Burton hall. Gate Burton,
CainsboriHufa
Uitten Rev. Omon Henry Wollaston m.a. Vicar's coDrt,LinclD
Hyde William esq. The Sycamores, Louth
lies James esq
Jarvis Rav. Charles Edwin b.a Rectory, Hatton, Wragby
Jarvis Rev. Francis Amcotte m.a. Vicarage, Burton-on'
Stathor
•Jarvis George Eden esq. Doddington hall, Lincoln
Johnson John William Denne esq. Temple Belwood, Bcltoo,
Doncaster
Josse Hervd Henri Andre esq. Barnoldby-le-Beck, Gt.Grimsby
Knowles Rev. Charles m.a. Rectory, Wintringham, Doncastr
*LangtoD Bennet Rothes esq. Langton hall, Spilsby
•Lister George SpofTorth esq. m.a. Finnjngley [lark, Bawtry
Livesey Rev. Thomas m.a. Eastgate, Lincoln & Syke house,
Kirkstead, Horncastle
Locock Major Edmund, Elkington Thorpe, Louth
liodge Rev. Canon SI. m.a. 'Rectory, Scnvelsby, Horncastle
Luard George Augustas esq. Blyboroogh hall, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.O i j ~t
Maddison George Wilson esq. Partney hall, Spilsby
Markham Rev. Charles Warren M.A. Rectory, Saxby All
Saints', Hull
Marshall Rev. Canon Wra. Knox b.d. Rectory, Holton, Wragby
•Mason Lt.-Col. Edward Snow, St. Anne's house, Lincoln
Masaingberd Charles Langton esq. Gunby park, Spilsby
Massingberd Rev. William Oswald B.A. Rectory, South
Ormsby, Alford
•Massingberd-Muudy Chas. Prands esq.Ormsby hall,Alford
Maule Rev. George m.a. Rectory, Thoresway, Caistor
•Monson Lord p.c, B..A. Burton hall, Lincoln; Ic 29
Belgrave square, London s.te
Monson Rev. k Hon. Evelyn John m.a. Vicarae(>,Croft,Boston
Nainby Charles Manby esq. Barnoldby-le-Beck, Gt. Grimsby
Otter Francis esq. m.a. Ranby hall, Wragby
Parker Rov. Richd. m.a. Vicarage, Claxby St. Andrew, Alford
Parkinson Robert John Hinman esq. m.a., B.C.L. Manor
house, East Ravendale, Great Grimsby
Peacock Edward esq. f.s.a. Bottesford rnanor, Brigg
Pearson Edward esq. Morton house, Gainsborough
Pigott William esq. Scawby grove, Brigg
•Pocklington-Coltman Roger esq. Hagnaby priory, Spilsby
Pooley Rev. Canon John Henry b.d. Rectory, Scottcr, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.O
Preston Major John Wilby m.a. Dalby hall, Spilsby
Pretjrman Kev. Canon Frederic b.d. Carlton lodge, Louth
Pulleine Samuel esq. Owston Ferry, Baivtry
Quirk Rev. James Francis m.a. Vicarage, Grasby, Caistor
Rawnsley Rer. Edward m.a. Raithby hall, Spilsby
Rawnsley Edward Preston esq. b.a. Raithby hall, Spilsby
Rosdley Gravenor esq. Scotter manor, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O
•Sandars John Edward esq. North Sandsfield, Gainsborough
Seddon Peter Kerslake esq
Sewell John Ooulding esq. The Abbey, Legboume, Louth
•Sheltield Sir Robert bart. Normanby park, Brigg
Short Edirard Hassard esq. Edlington park, Horncastle
•Short John Hassard esq. Edlington park, Horncastle
•Shuttleworth Alfred es^. Hartsholme hall, Lincoln ; & The
Close, Lincoln
•Sibthorp Montagu Richard Waldo esq. The Dower hous:*,
Canwick, Lincoln ,
Smyth Capt. William Grenville esq. Elkington hall, Louth
•Smyth William Henry esq. m.a. Elkington hall, Louth
Stanhope Hon. Edward M.p., m.a. 23 EccTeston sq. London s.w
•Stanhope James Banks esq. Bevesby abbey, Boston
Staniland Meaburn esq. Harrington hall, Spilsby
Stephen His Honour James ll.d. Newport house, Lincoln
Stephenson William esq. Lansdowne ho. Althorpe,D.>ncas(cr
Sutton Rev. Robert m.a. Scawby hall, Brigg
Sutton-Nelthorpe Major Robert Nassau, &awby ball, Brigg
Taylor Riv. John William Vernon m.a. Rectory, South
Willingham, Wragby
Tombleson Thomas esq.Providence house, Barton-on-Humbcr
•Toraline Col. George, Riby hall. Great Grimsby
Travers Rev. John Benward m.a. Vicarage, Mumby, Alford
•Tunnard-Moore CoL Charles Thomas John F.s. A. (chairman
quarter sessions), Frampton hall, Boston
♦Turnor Edmund esq. m.a. Panton hall, Wragby
•Uppleby George Charles esq. m.a. Barrow hall, Hull
Vessey John Henry esq. Welton manor, Louth ; k Manor
house, Halton Holegate, Spilsby
Walker Geor^ esq. Offord house, Spilsby
Walla Rev. Richard George m.a. Boothby hall, Spilsby
Warren Rev. John Shrapnel M.A.Rectory,Willoughby,Alford
•Winn Rowland esq. m.a., m.p. Appleby hall, Doncaster;
& I z Grosvenor gu^ens, London s.v)
Wright Rev. Canon Arthur m.a. Rector}-, Coningsby, Boston
•Wnght Samuel Wright esq. b.a. Brattleby hall, Lincoln
Wylie Rev. William John m.a. Vicarage, Horkstow, Hull
•Yarborough Earl of, Brocklesby, Uleeby
Toung John Joseph esq. Claxby house. Market Rasen
derk of the Peace, John Francis Burton, Lincoln
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Abt is a small village and parish, in the Mid division of the
connty, parts of Lindsey, Marah division of Calceworth
fanndred, Ca)ce«orth petty eeasiniial dirisim, Loath onion
and county court district, rural deanery of Calceirorth, No.
I, archdeaconry and diocoae of Linoolo, 4 miles north-west
from Alford and a south from Oaythorpe station on the
East I<incolnihire branch of -Ihe Great Northern railway.
The church was pulled down manv years ago, bat it was
customary, at least till 1830, to hold divine Ber^'ice onoe a
year in the churchyard : the inhabitants attend that at
fiellean. The re|^ster is included with that of Belleau.
The living is a vicarage, consolidated with the rectory of
Belleau. There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel. Baroness
Willoughby de Eresby, who is lady of the manor, Wil-
loughby Wood esq. of Hollyhurst, Burton-on-Trent, Mr.
John Mawer and Mr. Daniel Pussoy ore the principal land-
owners. The soil is clay and heavy loam ; subsoil, day.
The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and tnrnips ; a small
Wright
Aby.
Crow George, woodman
Crow Beuben, woodman
Fountain Thomas, Bailway tavern
Fussey Daniel, farmer k landowner
Graves James, blacksmith
AOBLETHOItPE is a small village dnd parish, in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Mar^ divi-
sion of Candleshoe hundred, Spilshy union, petty sessional
division and county court district, rural deanery of Candlo-
.shoe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, pleasantly situated
about a mile from the coast of the North Sea, 5 miles north-
east from Burgh and 6 north-east from the Gunby or Burgh
station of the East Lincolnshire railway and la east-by-
north from Spilsby. The church of St. Nicholas, which
stands on rising ground, is a very rich specimen of the
portion of the land is devoted- to the growth- of-fiax and
hops. The area is i,4aoAi-i P: ; rateable vahie, J[i,g7i;
the population in 188 1 was 353.
Oreenfield is a small mumlet belonging to Aby, 2 miles
north-west from Alford station. Here are the remains of >
priory of Cistercian nuns; founded by Budo de Greinsbv
about the year 11 50, and now converted into a farm-bouse':
at the Dissolution it had a yearly income of ^^79 ijs. id. ;
the site was then granted to Chules, Duke of Suffolk. To
the south-west is a barrow.-
Letters through Alford, which is the nearest money order ft
telegraph office. Pillab Box cleared at z p.m. week
days only
National School (mixad) for Aby, JBelleau, Claythorpe k
Greenfield, built in 1853, for 100 children, with an avera^
attendance of 98, tt supported by voluntary cootribo-
tions & school pence ; Bobert Franklin, master ; Miss
Shorten, mistress
West Lucy (Mrs.), baker t diopkeeper
Houlden Henry, farmer
Kemp Anthony, farmer, Aby house « i j
Mawer John, landowner k farmer, QToenflela.
• Grange Allenby William Kiehardson, farmer
Taylor William, draper k grocer j Willows William, wood dealer
Thompson Turner, carpenter & wheel- ;
I
the parapet is panelled : within the porch is a stoup, and
above it a niche, and another niche appears over the door-
way : the base and part of the shaft of a cross remain in
the churchyard : on the north side are six handsome but-
tresses, surmounted by pinnacles adorned with fretwork
and bearing grotesque figures holding scrolls : in 1875, the
church was put in a thorough state of repair, by public
subscription. The register dates from the year 1542. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £no, gross yearly
value £167, including 7 acres of glebe, with residence, in
Perpendicular style,coii8isting of clerestoried nave of five bays j the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1879 by the
and aisles, an especially beautiful porch,and embattled western ; Rev. Charles Butler Hulbert b.a. of Trinity College, Dublin,
tower with pinnacles, containing 6 bells : the chancri was The Wesleyans have a place of worship. The charities are
pulled down in 1706 and has never been rebuilt: there are two of about /a4 yearly i-nlue, derived from several small be-
can-ed screens, one of which, under the arch which sepa- quests. Charles Langton Massingberd esq. t.r. of Gunbr
rates the tower from the nave, is nearly perfect, and has park. Burgh, is lord of the manor. _ The_principa] land-
curved upon the solid beading of its doorway the legend :
" Omte p. anima Johannis Dudeck senior et uxor eius "; the
other, under the chancel arch, is enriched with color and
gilding ; the eastern portions of both aisles are also enclosed
with screen work to form chapels : each of these retains its
piscina : at the west ends of the aisles are other portions nf
screens once enclosing these : the font is co-eval with the
church : the windows of the north aisle retain fragments
-of ancient stained glass, induding sever-il figures of angels
and ecclesiastics : the parapet of the porch is adorned with
gracefully carved foliage, and the apox of the gable bears a
-crucifix vrith richly foliated terminals : the sides and angles
are supported by buttresses terminating in pinnacles, and
Hulbert Rev. Ghas. Butler b.a. Rectory
Bee John, farmer
Chambers Henry Edward, miller (wind)
Davison James, farmer
Goodwin Thomas, fanner
Hall Joshua, farmer
AISTHOBPE (or East Tkorpe) is a parish, in the Mid
division of the county, wapentake of Lawress, parts of
Lindsey, Lincoln union and county court district, Lawress
rural deanery. Stow archdeaconry and Lincoln diocese, 6
miles north-north-'west from Lincoln and 7 north-east
from Saxelby station. The church of St. Peter is an
ediKce of stone, in the Early English style, rebuilt in 1868,
at a cost of £a,yx>, by the late Rev. R. W. Otter, for-
merly rector, from designs by Mr. T. C. Hine, architect, and
consists of chancel, nave, vestrj-, notlh porch and a western
■tower -with sjiire, containing 5 bells : the eastern window is
stained and is in memory of the Rev. Charles Bernal ;
the stained -trindow at the west end, is a memorial to the
Rev. W. C. Salter. The register, including West Thorpe,
or Thorpe-in-the-Fallows, daXia from the year 1593. The
Bury Rev. Thomas Wm. M.A. Recter}-
Hall Ricliard, The Hall
owners are Messrs. James Whaler and John Win. Mackinder.
The soil is rich lonm ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops sre
wheat, potatoes, peas, beans, oats and mustard. The area
is 3,006 acres ; rateable value, jf 3,395 ; the population in
1881 was 343.
Parish Clerk, Samuel Parrish.
Lettbb Box cleared at 5.30 p.m. letters through Burgh.
Skegness is the nearest money order k telegraph office ;
no delivery on Sundays
This place is included in Ingoldmells United School Board
district, formed in 1876 ; the children attend the Board
school at Ingoldmells
Hardy George, farmer I Oliver John, King's Head p.h.
Ksrman Jolm, farmer 1 Reed Walkin, brewer
Lowis William, farmer | Timm Wm. beer retailer k shopkeeper
Maekinder John William, fanner , TrafFord Frederick, farmer
Marshall John France, farmer | Whaler Thomas Hy. farmer k grazier
living is a discharged rectory, with the vicarage of West
Thorpe, or Thorpe-in-the-Fallows, annexed, joint jmij
value /360 including a acres of glebe and house, m the
gift of Robert Otter esq. and held since i'875 by the Rev.
Thomas William Bury m.a. of Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge. Bobert Fawsitt Ealand esq. is the lord of the manor
and owns the whole of the land in the parish, with the ex-
ception of 40 acres, tbe crops are a succession of grain :
suji, stiff cUy ; subsoil; various. The area is 801 acres ;
rateable value, ;f 1,141 ; the population in 1881 ins iia.
Letters through Lincoln. Ingham is the nearest money
order office k Lincoln the telegraph office
National School (mixed), built in 1868, for 60 children ;
■ average attendance, ag ; supported by voluntary rate k
Government grant ; Miss Ne-wton, mistress
Ealand Robert Fawsitt, farmer
Thomas Rev. D. Uoyd h-a. [vicar of
Cammerjngham], Aisthorpe ho
ALFORD.
Alfobd is a market town, railway station, parish and
C>lling-plaC8 for the Mid division pf tiie county, on the East
incolnwire tailwajr, in the Wold division of Calcewgrth
hundred, parts o| Lindwyi Spilsby union and county court
district, Caloeworth rural deanery and Lincoln arch-
deaconry and diocesei 9 miles north-north-east from Spilsby,
13 south-east from Lough, 36 east from Lincoln, 141 from
Londop by road and 130^ by railway anpl § west from the
German Ocean. The station of the East Lincolnshiw
branch of the Great Northern rail-iray is about a qnarter «f
a mile west from the town.
The town derives its name from an ancient ford over a
Digitized by VjUUV IC
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UKCOLNSanUE.
ALFOEtD. 27^
itnua,uiii oonutaof three main streetey • and a' market
plica, with a fine open area, and contains many good inns
and ^^. Alford gives the title of baron to Earl Bnnm-
bw ; it 19 nov nnder the Local Government Act and is well-
pared and lighted irith gas.
The cfaor^ of St. WiBrid is a stmctnre of the Decorated
s^le, endowed in the year laog ; it consists of cbanoel, with
mrtb aisle, nave, irith double aisle on the north, sooth
aisle, aoath porch and a massive western tower with eight
pinnacles and containing a clock and 5 bells : the partial re-
constmction, and the general restoration of the fabric, was
carried ont in 1809, tinder the superintendence of the late
Sir 6. Gilbert Scott B. A. at a cost of atxmt ;f 5,500, the in-
terio.- being at the same time refitted in oak ; there is
a fine oak screen, still retaining traces of gold and color : a
polpit o( Jacobean data, and an octagonal stone font, sup-
ported on a marble shafted stem ; the chancel has sediha
(A the fourteenth centnry, and westward of these isa large
altar tomb, with effigies to Sir Bobert Christopher knt.
1668, and his wife 1667 : at the east end of the chancel
there is a very fine stained window, the gift of the late
J. Biggins esq. There are sittings for 850 persons. The
register dates from the vear 1538. The living is a dis-
charged vicarage, with the perpetual curacy of Bigsby-
cam-Ailby annexed, gross yearly valne ^£430 with resi-
deooe, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and hdd since
1883 by the Bar. Tliontae Laffman if.A. of Corpns Cbristi
college, Cambridge.
The Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1864, at a cost, indnding
the lite, of ;^4,ooo, is a building of white brick, with stone
dresaiiigs, in tiie Decorated Gothic style, and capable of seat-
ing over 700. Thisre are also Congregational, Baptist,
Coiled Free and Primitive Methodist Chapels.
There is a Cemetery of 2 acres at the south side of the
town, laid oat in 1S81, at a cost of £1,400 : it has one mor-
toary chapel, and is under the control of a Barial Board of
9 members.
Iroofonnding, brewing, tanning and rope -and brick
making are carried on.
In 1668 Sir Bobert Christopher knt. be(jueathed ;f55o
lur building and endowing an almshouse for six poor women,
which sum was subsequently augmented by Lo^ Har-
borooi^in I7i6with a yearly rent-charge of ^^aa : in 1870
these alnuhonsea were rebuilt by the Hon. Lady Mary
Christopher-Ifisbet-Hamilton, and each inmate receives a
small 8om weekly ; this sum is distributed in money and
bread.
The poor parishioners also Teeeive upwards of- /16 per
anonm, arising from the bequests of several charitable per-
sons at various periods. In i6a8 Mr. William Day, of
Lincoln, bequeathed the sum of £40, to be lent, free of In-
terest, to four poor trailegmen of Alford for the term of
four or five years ; ;f 10 of this sum is lost ; the remaining
;£ 30 is still in use, and is applied as directed. The late Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson of this town also left ;f 100 each, the in-
terest to be distribnted annually in bread to the deserving
poor of the parish.
The Com Exchange was erected at a eost of ;^i,4oo, on a
site given by the lord of the manor. The market is hekl on
Tnemay, and fairs for oattio and sheep are held on Whit
Tuesday and the 8th of November. Three additional fiiirs
were instituted in 1867, one on the 31st of July, principally
for lambs ; 24th of August for sheep, and the 17th of Sep-
tember for cattle and foals.
The Mechanics' Institute, founded in April, 1854, is built
on a site given by the late Hon. R. A. Christopher-Nisbet-
Hamilton, on lease) at a nominal rent, for 999 years : the
fund for the erection of the building was raised by shares of
£S each, the sharehdders executing a deed vesting the
whole of the premises in fifteen trustees upon trust (after
paying interest not exceeding ;^5 per cent, per annum for
the capital expended on the building) for the benefit of the
institution, or any similar society hereafter to be fbrmed :
the present society is composed of a patron, vice-patrons,
president, vice-president and eleven committee-men, with
about 100 other members : there is an excellent lecture
room, together with a circulating and a reference library,
the former containing about 1,500 volumes of scientific and
useful works, the latter muiy very valuable standard works.
The Church Institute, founded some years ago, is now
situated in West street ; the vicar is president, and there
are about lao members.
Near the town is a barrow.
About a quarter of a mile south of the town is a fine
medicinal spring, called Holy Well, the water of which is
said to bo efficacious in scorbutic complaints.
A court-leet is held annually and the Agricultural
Labourers' Society have an annual meeting.
Tothby House, the residence of Thomas Cartwright
Johnson esq. is a tine old mansion, very pleasantly situated,
about a mile north-east from the station.
Miss Constanoe-Nisbet-Hamilton is lady of the manor and
principal landowner.
The soil is very varied ; subsoil, mostly gravel and clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, and turnips.
The area is 1,410 acres ; rateable value, £T,iiji ; the
population in 1881 was 2,894.
Official EstaUiabmenta, Local Inatitutions, &c.
Tost, Monet Ordxb Jc TEUBanaPK Ofticb, b Savings
Bank k Government Insurance ' fe Annuity Ofdo^k Par-
cela Post Office. — Charles Smyth, postmaster, West
street. Letters arrive from London & all parts at 4.20
a.m. k 1, 10 p.m. ; messengers dispatched in cotmtry at
6 a.iB. ; town ddivery, 7 a.m. tt a p.m. Dispatches
for London 10 ajn, & North mail 13.40; all parts,
8 p.m. ; with extoa stamp, 8.30 p.m. ; Sunday town
deUrer}-, 8 a.m. Money order, insurance & savings bank'
attended to, week days, 9 a.m'. till 6 p.m. ; Saturdays, 9
a.m. till 8 p.m. Telegraphs, week days, 8 a.m. till 8
p.m. ; Sunday, 8 a.m. till 10 a.m
Cocvrr HAOisTRATas for Alford Petty Sessional DiviMon':—
iitaniland Meaburn esq.Harrington hall.Spibiby (chairitum)
Allott Bsv. John B.A. Bactory, Maltby, Alford
Allott John George esq. Eastfield house, Louth
Bond Bev. John if. a. Bector}-, Anderby, Alford
Dallas- Yorke Thomas Yorke esq.D.u Walmsgate ball,Lonth
Parker Bav. Biehard m.a. Vicarage, Claxby, Alford
Trarers Bev. John BenwartKn. a. Vicarage, Muthby, Alford
Warren Bev. Jn. Shrapnell mIa. Bectory.iyillonghby, Alford
Clerk to the Magistrates, Lister Wilson, Com Exchange
Petty Sessions are held at the Police Station every alternate
Tuesday at 13 a.m
The following places are in. the Petty Sessional division :— r
Aby, Alfoi^, Andsi^, Ueesby, Belleau, fiilsby, Cakieby,
Cawthorpe, Claxby, Cnmberworth, Farlsthorpe, Gaytoh-
le-Marsh,' Hannah, Haugh, Hogsthorpe, Huttoft, Leg-
bonme, MaMethoiipe, Maltby, I&rkby, Mumby, Beaton
South, Bigs^, Saleby, Stmbby, Sutton, Swaby, Theddle-
thorpe St. Helens, Thsddlethorpe All Saints, Thoresby
SonA, Tothill, Trusthorpe, Uleeby, Well, Willooghby,
Withem
IsanUHCB AOKWTS . —
British Empire Mutual Ufe, ,W. Bram, We«t street
liverpoal k London ft Globe, W. Sforton, South end
XorthemAsanranos, J. E. M. Hemingway, Scarborough vBs-
Norwich Cnion, Gaoege Atkinson
Pbcraix Fire, J. E. H. Sergeant
Provident Life, T. A. Ballamy,- Market placeV
Prudential, W. Whipbam, South bridge
Royal Exchange, James H. Banby, High street
Boyal Farmers' Fire, Life & Hau, W.. M. Barnes,
Market place
Standard Life, Wm. Armstrong, Stamford, Spalding &
Boston Bank
Sun Fire, Frederick Jackson Bhodes
Public Establisbhekts : —
Cemetery, Sooth end, James Eardley Mason, clerk to the
Burial Bo«^ ; Edward Hodgson, kenier
Corn Exchange, Market place, F. J. Rhodes, secretary
County Police Station, Park, lane, Henry Costa, inspector,
& 3 constables
Engine House, South end, E. B. Mason, manager
Inland Bevenoe Officer, Died Lion
Lincolndiira Begiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (H. Co.).
. Drill hall. West street ; Major John Higgins, command-
ant ; Richard Lanphier it.B. hon. asst. surgeon ; John
McNaUy, drill, instructor
PUBUC OFnCBBS : —
Admiralty Surgeon k Agent, Biehard Lanphier m.h.
East end
Clerk to Commissioners of Property k Land Taxes, Lister
Wilson, Com Exchange
Collector of Bates k Taxes, William Bryan, West end
Usdical Officer k Public Vaccinator, Alford Sub-district,
Spilsby Union, Richard Lanphier m.b. East end
Bee^rar of Births k Deaths, Alford Sub-district, &
Relieving k Vaccination Offidar, Alford District, Harry
Brown Farnsworth, East end
■ Stewards of the Manors of Alford, Orby k Slaxby, Rhodes
k Carnley, Market place
Sab-Distnbutor of Stamps, Charles Smjth, Post office,
West street
Town Crier, William Bryan, West end
Vestry Clerk, Charles Smyth, West street
Placbs of WoSBHtP, with times of wrvice :—
St. Wilfrid's Church, K«v. T. Lttffman lit. a. vicar ; ReT>
George S. Tj-ack b.a. curate ; 8 * 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ;
wed, 7^30 p.m
dntrchofthe Good Shepherd, mission chapel. Booth end ;
3.30 p.m. ; fri. 7.30 p.M ■• ,•..-■
Digiti
Iffljv^ogle
2.76 ALFURD.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
KELLY S
Congregational, Rer. Charlos Hartley, 10.30 a.D>. & 6;
p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m i
United Methodist Free, rariotu; 10.30 a.m. &.6p.m. ;!
tuea. 7 p. m !
Primitire Hethodiat, Riv. Joaeph Bealc, minister : 10-30 '
a.m. &6 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m I
Wealeyan, various, 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; wci. 7.30 p.m I
SCBOOLS . — ,
Qneen Elizabeth Grammar was founded in 1565 by Mr. '
Francis Spanning, who bequeathed £50 for its support, '
with the exception of one-fifth of the interest, which he '
directed to be given to the poor : the schnol has since '
received the following benefactions, vi«. : — ^^35 fn)m Mr.
William Gubbe in 1568 ; a house & laud at Alford, ;
bought for £35, from Mr. John Toothby, in 1577 ; an
estate at Farlsthorpe, left by Mr. John SpendluSe, in 1
1588 ; ;f lOO from Mr. Peregrine Langton, in 1658 ; & a
yearly rent-charge of /5, left by Sir Robert Christopher,
m 1668 : by a special charter, obtained in 1576 by Lord
Burleigh, it was made a Boyal fonmUtion ; the school is
administered under a scheme prepared by the Charity '
Commissioners k approved by Her Majesty on the 23rd |
October, 1877. The governing body consists of eleven
persons, six of whom are representative k hve co-optative
governors. The sum of £50 yearly is applie<l to the
maintenance of scholarships tenable at the school, half of
which are restricted to boys who have for three years
attendad some public elementary scho<il in Alford or cer-
tain of the neighbouring parishes. The income of the
school is about £380 per annum. The son* of parishioners
of liilsby, Farlesthorpe k Saleby are entitled to share in
the benefits of this school ; Rev. Walter Wm. Hopwood
M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford, head master ; Edward
■Smith H.A. & Samuel iUhton, assistant masters.
The National Schools are supported in part by a yearly sum
of ;£6o, arising from an estate at Mumby, purchased in
1615 with money bequeathed in 1588 by Mr John Spend-
luffe ; by another sum of ^ao a year from the Funds of the
grammar school, k by voluntary contributions, in addi-
tion to the weekly fees paid by the children
National, West st. (boys), built in t866 for 150 scholars ;
average attendance, 97 ; William Hcnr}- Northey,
mast«r ; J. W. Chandler, and master
Xationalf(girl8), built in 1853 by the late Mr John Rear,
fur 153 schnlara; average attendance, 103; Miss Mary
Ann Bird, mistress
PUIVATS BESIDKKTS.
Abb<>tt Jabez, E.ist end
Atkinson George, Park lane
Hames William Martin, Fern cottage,
Hamilton place
Beale Rev. Joseph LPrimilive Metho-
dist], Hamilton place
Bosson George, Hanby hall
Bradley Mrs. East end
Brown Henry, West street
Br}-ant Joseph C. Park lane
Bryant Joshua, Park lane
Buimer William, Hamilton place
Barkitt Capt. Wm. f^trille house
Bnrkitt Mrs. Eastrille house
CalverlR jv. Wm. [Wesleyan] .South end
('arnley Sidney Bazalgette, West end
Oasswell Mrs. Hamilton place
Cooke Mrs. Hamilton place
Cojte Mrs. Hamilton place
Corrin^ham Thomas, East end
Cutforth Ashlin Hamilton place
Davenport Rev. Mark [Wesleyan],
Wesley villas. West street
Davison Edward, Hamilton place
Dawson William, South end
Dibb Mrs. West end
Dinms Mrs. West street
COHMKRCIAL.
Alfonl Agricultural Labourers' Society (John Higgins, sec)
Alford Coal Co. (E. Vamplew, manager]. West street
Alford Conservative Association (J. E. Hemingway, sec)
Alford Cottagers' Cow dob (Geo. Atkinson, sec)
Alford k District Investment Benefit Building Society (J,
E. Mason, sec)
National (infants), for 180 children ; average attendancr,
IS3 : the girls' A infants' schools were enlarged in 1874;
SJiss Kate Jenningis mistress
Convey ASCB : —
Railway Station, Harry Coles Honeyball. station mastrr
Omm'bus leaves the ' White Horse ' k ' Windmill ' in tim*
for every train
Alford k Sutton Tramway, several times daily, oarr}'ing
passengers & goods
Carriebs, with places they go to, inns, they start fr.ini a
days of departure : —
Andbruy — John Johnson, ' George k Dragon,' tun. k fri
BvuoH — John Parker, ' Red Lion,' tuesday
Chapkl — Mrs. Mary White, ' George k Dragon,' tuesiiay ;
E. Robins, ' Red Lion,' tuesday
CnuBESWORTH — James Warmath. ' King's Head,' tnesdar
HwiSTHORPB— Edwin Oring,'King's Head,' toes.; KRobini,
' Red Lion,' tnes. : George Fowler, * Bed Lion,' tuesday
HoRNCASTLB — David Crowson, from his house, Sonih
bridge, sat. ; Wm. Whitworth, ' George & Dragon,' tun
HuTTofT — Hodsou. ' King's Heal,' toeMay ; Henry Wal-
lace, ' George k Dragon,' tuesday k friday
iNOOLOifBLLS— George Blades, from ' Bed Lion,' tnesilay
Lakoton — Reuben Etewaon, ' George k Dragon,' tuesday
LocTU — John Bates, from his house. South end, wed. k ait
Mablethorfb — Henry Jackson, ' Kcd Lion,' tuesday
Maltby — Henry Jackson, ' Red Lion,' tuesday
' MuHBY— John Speed, ' King's Head,' tuesday k friday
Sux>TUBY— Jabe2 Goodhand, * King's Head,' .tn«hy:
Henry Sylvester, ' White Hart,' tuesday
South Obmsby— William Househam, ' Half Moon,' turaX''
SotiTH Thobb^by — John Speed, ' Red Lion,' tues lav
Spilsbv — David Crowson, from his house. South htU\et.
mon, ; George Bates, from his house. South en'l, m nitLir
Strdbby— Charles Reed, 'Anchor,' tuesday
8nTT0S-iN-THE-MARsH— William Holmes, ' Red Li.m.'
tuesday k friday : Geo. Taylor, ' Anchor,' tucs.Iay Jc friday
SwABY — Barrak Eirkby, '(jeorge k Dragon,' tuesday
Thbddlbtkobpb — Christopher Walker, '(ieorjr &'l>n-
gon,' tuesda}'
TiicsTBOBPB— Samuel Smith, * George inn,' tuesday
Wklton-in-thb-Mabsh — tieu. Longden, * WindniiM,' tur^
WHfTBPii^->Speed, from * Red Lion,' tuesday
Withbrn— William Clark, ' King's Head,' tucsJav
I Mortfln Mrs. S.iuth end
Morton William, Westfield house
. Nobbs John, Park lane
Overton Mrs. Bourne place
Pearson John, Hamilton pla -e
Portington Mrs. East end
Reed John Frederick, Hamilto:i p'a ■(>
Rhodes Frederick Jackson, Exsl en I
Rhodes Mrs. East end
, Robinson Mrs. Hamilton pbtcc
i Bohson Mrs. Arbour villa. East on.l
. Smith Edward m.a. [assistant nm^m].
Grammar school
Soulby Edn-ard, West street
Soulby Edward Harding, Liibon viiU.
West street
Spark Charles Wm. c.K. The Chan'ry
Stainton Miss, Bourne place
Dring Mrs. East end
(Hbbons Mrs. Hamilton place
Gooch Mrs. Hamilton place
Uandsley Mrs. West end
Handsley Thomas Artindale, Park lane
Hardy Mrs. Park lane
Hartley Rev. Charles, [Congregational],
Hamilton place
Higgins Capt. John, Manor house
Higgins Frederick, Park lane
Hildred Charles, Himilton placs
I Hill W^illiam, Hamilton place
I Hopwood Rev. Walter William h.a
j [nead master]. Grammar school
I Ireson Mrs. South end
I Johnson Mrs. The Elms
■ Johnson John, Vine cottage. Bourne rd
' Johnson Tho8.Cartwright,Tothby house
Johnson Tho8.CBrtwright, jun.TheElms Steel James, Hamilton place
Sylvester William, Acacia cot. Wf»: «;
liickeliienny Mrs. West street
Tyack Rev. George Sidney b *■
[cnrate], West street
Wilkinson Hurdman, Wes'. s'rw".
Wilson Lister, West street
Wood Mrs. The Lodge
Young Charles, West street
Jowett Mrs. Bourne road
Kell William Henry, West" street
Kemp Mrs. West street
Kirkham Rev. William Henry [Wes-
leyan], East end
Lanphier Richard h.b. East end
Lnffman Rev. Thos. m.a. The Vicarage
Mason Christopher, West street
Mason James Eardley, The Sycamores
Bamber Drewry, plumber, jminter k glazier. West rtre '
Barker Frederick Henry, dentist. Market plac»
Barker John, furniture' broker. South end
Barker William, cabinet maker k bill poster. South strwt
Barr Sophia (Mrs. ), watch maker & jeweller, Eist eai
Barton George, tailor k woollen draper. West strcst
Bcalee Samuel Thomas, King's Head p.h. Ea.<<t end
Alford Liberal Association (Henry Thomas, sec) : Bellamy Thomas Allen, jun. printer k stationer, Marltet \u
Alfonl Gas Works (John ScargiU, manager ; Thomas Allen Bemrose Elijah, boot maker, Market place
Bellamy, jun. sec. k collector). South end Bilton William, miller (wind), E.\A end
Alfonl Mechanics' Institute (William Henry Northey, Blackboume William, tailor, Hamilton place
librarian k hon. sec). South bridge Blades John Henry, chimney swee,i. South end
Alford k Sutton Tramway Co. (Thomas Corringham, man) '. Bogg Charles, shopkeeper. West street
Allis WOliam, dentist. West street Bonon George, surgeon. Church street
Atkin George, grocer. Market place Bonlton Oeoivo, mineral water manufacturer. Shield *->t^f
Atkin Mary (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker. South end Brader John Motson, baker. West street
.Atkinson ueoi^ge, surveyor to the commissioners o( sewers Bradley Mary (Mrs.), laundress. East end
for Oaloeworth district, Park Una I Bratley Hopkin, tbruhiag machine proprietor. Dash wm J rJ
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Brodu Salomon Kawer,blacknnith,grocer ft draper, Weat at
ilrown Frederick, hair dresser, Uarket place
JJpiwn Henrr, tanner. West street
Brown Joseph, miller (vind), & baker. West street
Biwwii Robert, shopkeeper. West street
Krran Win.collector o{ rates k taxes,Je toirn crier, West end
Urnut Joshua k Joseph, drapers k grocers, East end
llulnwr William, surgeon, Hamilton place
liurkitt Richard, anctioneer, Market place
Barlitt Wharfe, boot maker. Bourne place ,
bmniack Thomas, carrier k salt merchant. South end
< j-nlry Sidney Baialgette, solicitor, see Rhodes k Oamley
t '.'meter}- (James Eardley Mason, clerk to burial board ;
l-Mward Hodgson, keeper). South end
lliaaibers John William, miller (wind) k baker
Chjn Her John Stephen, tailor k woollen draper, West st
<>iTir.4i nl RngUnri Institute (Rev. Thomas Luffman X.A.
prr<iJent ; John Parsons, treasurer ; Miss Eva Parsons,
librarian : E. B. Mason, secretary). West street
I'lTVm William, bricklayer. West street
('irke John William, butcher. Market place
Ciiy WiUiam, blacksmith. West street
rirton WiUiaoi, bricMaj-er, West street
('•iwj' Richard k Co. tailors k woollen drapers. Market pi
(Wy Henry, rope, net k rick cloth maker. West street
i'itaij Thos. cabinet ma. npholsterer k undertaker. West st
CitA k Usrfit, drapers k milliners. West street
<'<4'.a Henry, inspMtor of police, F^rk lane
fMini'in I^rid, whiting manufacturer, salt merchant k
carrier to Spilsby k Homcastle, South bridge ; k mineral
«jtf r manufacturer. Diamond works
I'lirtu (jenrge, baker & corn chandler. West street
CiBirirth Joieph, thrashing machine proptr. Dash wood rd
Stle^ Charles, linen draper, Simth end
Met Henry, coal dealer. West street
ltil«s James, beer retailer, baker, grocer Ic provision dealer
k Ixittled ale merchant. South end
Unmis Charles (Mrs.), bncy repositorj'. Market place
Dinnis Richard, nurseryman k seedsman, Market place
Piion Alfred, batcher. South end
rUAnbr Uregson, Half Moon P.H. West street ,
Filkner Henry Frederic Valentine, solicitor. Market place ;
tst Louth
I jmswcirth Harry Brown, relieving & vaccination officer,
.tlfiinl district, k registrar of births k deaths, Alford
solHlistrict, E^ist end
rirman Henry J. J. grocer. South end
r-iniun John Henry, builder. West street
F.>«Irr Kjward, tailor k woollen draper, East end
l'i.-lit. Ciaypon k Co. (Ueorge Kiddall, agent) (open tnes.&
Bt. I, Market place ; draw on Luiyds, Barnetts k
B<Hanqnrts Bank Limited, Lombard street, London e.<:
tiibhiD) Ueorge Alfred, cabinet maker. Market place
(i'ulacre Robert Pinning, emigration agent k lectnrer,
!>«thend
tinhani Walter, marine store dealer, West street
Unres Richard S. travelling draper, Hamilton place
*<mn Ueorge, chemist k druggist. Market place
Rill John William, Anchor f.h. East end
Hiodsley Thomas Artindale, surgeon. Park lane
Hdmen Lucy (Mrs.), dress maker. South end
liarrisnn Jsph. wheelwright k coach bnilder. Commercial st
UutiipEdwd.&Son,buildera,brick k tile mas.&frmrs. West st
Huniii Albert John, grocer. West street
H'snip William, blacksmith. East end
H3)bitt Brewster, While Horse P.H.ie stone mason. West st
Hisins John k Frederii^, land agents & valuers. West st
HiMred John Stafford, confectioner i pastry cook, West st
HiiUh John, grocer. West end
HiJines William,' Uliite Hart p.B. Soath end
HiiiKTball Harry Coles, station master
H»k1 Barnabas, tailor k draper. High street
Ho|« Jan:- (Mrs.), shopkeeper. West street
Ufimby Robert Henry, watch maker. Market place
Hi^gins Henry Sonlby, Railway hotel. West end
Hattoa Thomas, Red Lion f.h. East end
iTrlaad Charles, noarine store dealer. South end
Jtrlurn WOliam, shopkeeper, West street
Ji'hann ThomM Cartwright, farmer, Totbby house
Kdl William Henry, commercial traveller. West street
Knnp Robert, diemistft druggist. Market place
Kirk Jubn, fishmonger, High street
I'lupbier Richard h.b. anrgeon, k medical officer k public
vaccinator, Alford district, Spilsby anion; suneon to H
Cwnpany ist Vtdanteer Battalion Lincolnshire Regiment ;
•nrgeon k agent to the Admiralty, Alford district, East end
Lanier Thomas, refreshnient rooms. Market place
Uwrence Bfarr Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper. West end
I^n Jane (Mrs.), rcgistrv office for servants. High street
Lewis Joseph, gas littar k lock smith. High street
Ijemln k Lindaey Banking Co. Limited (brandi). Market
place ; draw on Preaontt, Cave k Co. London
Lincolnshire Reriment, ist Volonteer Battalion iH Co.)
(Major John Uiggins, commandant). Drill hall, Wastst
Longhton Mary (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, West street
Loughton Philip, cooper. West street
Low Christopher, veterinary snrgeon. East end
Iiow John, flshmongw k game dealer. West street
McFall Edward, traveUing draper, Hamilton place
McNally Henry, drill instructor to H Co. ist Volunteer 3.tt-
talion, Lincolnshire Regiment
Mackinder Charles, baker. South bridge
Mager William, fruiterer, Sonth street, k mineral wtter
manufacturer. Star works
Markham Charles, butcher, South bridge
Martin John, nail maker k shopkeeper, Sonth bridgo
Mason fc Browne, linen drapers k grocers, Market place
Mason k Son, ironmongers, Market place
Mason Edward Buckman, ironmonger. Market place
Mason James Eardley, solicitor, clerk to the Borial Boar J k
commissioner for administering affidavits in Supreme
court, k Conservative ap;ent for Alford district, llarket p>
Mason Joel Briggs, Victoria p.h. West end
Masonic Lodge CHamilton, i,6oo) (J. E. Mason, sec)
Melson John, baker. West street
Morton William, maltster, brewer, wine k spirit merchant,
k dealer in cake k artificial manures, k farmer,South en I
& Station road ; mattings at Willoughby
Mountain William, saddler k harness maker, Church street
Muston Samuel, butcher. Market place
Mainby Edwin, photographer. West street
Overton Rachel (Mrs.), shopkeeper. West street
Owen William Haddon, solicitor. West street
Oxley Samuel, shopkeeper. East end
Oxley Samuel Brown, bnilder. East end
Pape James, boot & shoe maker. South end
Parker Thomas James, butcher k auctioneer. South bri Igs
Pinder Thomas Francis, boot k shoe maker. South street
Powell Isaac, general dealer. Parson's lane
Pridgeon Henry, saddler k harness maker. Market plac^
Priestley Ueo. wholesale rag k bone merchant. South end
Public Benefit Boot Co. (J. H. Patrick, manager),MaTket pi
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School (Uev. Walter William
Hopwood M.A. head master). West end
Ranby James Holmes k Jabez, grocers k drapers. High st
Reed Edward k Edwin, cabinet makers, Market place
Ried' Edward, grocer & butter merchant. Marketplace
Rhodes k Carnley, solicitors, k stewards of the manors of
Alford, Orby k Claxby, Market place
Rhodes Fredk. Jackson ^firm, Rhodes k Carnley), soli '.itor
k commissioner for taking acknowledgments of doe.U by
married women. Market place
Richardson Edward James, veterinary sarg<H>n, West street
Richardson Thomas Plowman, chemist k droggiit k ajf- nt
for W.JE A. Oilbev, wine k spirit merchants, West strcat
Riggall Rebecca (Miss), young ladies' seminary, South villa
Riggall William, coal k com merchant, Railway station
Robinson Christopher, brewer k wine k spirit merchant,
East end
Rowson William, painter. South street
Rushton Edmund Wright, commercial school. West strset
Rylatt Thomas, miller (wind), k baker West street
Saltby Alfred Johnson, watch maker, Market place
Sampson James, boot maker. High street
Savings Bank (William Sylvester, actuary, open every
friday evening from 7 to 8), West street
Scargill John, manager of gas works, Sonth end
Sooffin William, fancy repository, West street
Scott Alice (Mrs.), grocer, South end
Searle Charles, tin plate worker, South end
Sellers John, tailor k woollen draper. West street
Shaw Stephen, grocer k druggist. South end
Sherring John, watch maker. Market place
Shiplev George, shopkeeper, South end
Shore Frederick, market gardener. South ei:d
Simpson Geo. manager to Mr. W.Morton, brewer. South end
Skelton Richard, butcher, West street
Skinner Frederick, stone mason, South end
Small Eliza (Mrs.), boot k shoe warehouse. West street
Smith Charles, Windmill hotel. Market place
Smith James, lodging house. West street
Smith Joseph, blwdcsmith k shopkeeper. South end
Smith Thomas Hewitt, plumber, glazier, china fc glass
dealer. High street
Smyth Charles, postmaster. West street
Soulby E. H. k Sons, brewers,maltsters kspirit merchints.
West street
Spark Charles William CB. civil engineer. The Chauntrys ;
k Chapel St. Leonards
Stamford, Spalding k Boston Banking Co. Limited (a^ncy)
(Thomas Allan Belhuny, agent) (attendance tnssdays,
Wednesdays, fridays k Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
tnesdays to < p.m.). Market place; draw on Barclay,
Bevan k Co. i>mdon a.c
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Stcia^'lJiinpaQii ,& Nepheifi booh BOAijiQ&ctnTen; Market pi
Steell[SoiM,ibuil(ler»,' Hitmiitvnpiaca i'- ■)■ ■
Steel Robert, bricklayev. West street
Stephenson Oiristopher, farmer, East ead .
Stephenson Joel, boot maker. South end
Stephenson Leslie, ironrnpnger, tallow chandler Si seed
mercluuit, Market plaioc
Stephenson Robert (Mrs.), teacher of music, East end
Stockton Andrew, boot & shoe maker. South end
Stones Joseph, carriage spring maker. South bridge
Store Robert, weighing machine maker. South end
Stow Mary (Mrs. ), umbrella repairer. South end
Tkylor Baaj, ^neral dealer, South and
Taylor Sama«l. higgler. South end
Taylor William, general dealer, South end
Teesdale Joseph, manager to Mr. Christopher Robinson,
Red Lion yard
Thompson Isaac, plumber & glazier. Chapel street
Thompson Robert, millwright,' Parson's lane
Thomley Joshua, coach builder & pointer, Windmill yard
Tidd Robert, linen draper. Market place
Turner George Byron, brick, tile, drain &c. manufacturer
Tamer Thomas, poultry merchatit. South end
Vear David-, grocer, West end
Waite Sarah (Mrs.), baker * shopkeeper. West end
Wakeliu Brittan, printer, bookseller k patent medicine
wsrebonae. Market place
Wakelin George, hair dresser & fancy repository, Market pi
Walker k Co. solicitors. Market place
AIiGAHKISK is a parish, in the Southern division of
the county, Kirton wapentake, parts of Holland, Boston
union and connty court district, Holland rural deanery,
and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, g miles north-west-
by-north from Holbeach, 6 south-by- west from Boston, and
half a mile north from the Algarkirk and Sutterton station
on the Great Northern railway, situated on the road from
Boston to Spalding. The church of SS. Peter and Paul,
picturesquely situated on ,an eminence surrounded by
groups of trees, is a inagniflcent cruciform building of
stone, chiefly in the Early English and Decorated styles,
and was thoroughly restored in 1850-51 by the rector, from
designs of the late Mr. Carpenter, the north aisle and south
porch being wholly rebuilt, new roofs fixed, open seats
placed throughout the cl)urch, and a low leaded spire added
to the tower ; the superb reredos of Caen stone was decorated
in polyjchrome by Mr. Grace, and the altar cloth was em-
broidered and presented by Miss Bleneowe ; the church con-
sists of chancel,clercstoried nave of five bay8,aisle8, north and
south porches, transepts and a tower with small spire rising
from the centre and containing 5 bells, all,cast at the foundry
of Thomas Norris, of StatnfonI, in 1663 : the whole of the
windows in the body of the church are stained : and there
are some remains of ancient glass in the vestry : a fine-
toned organ was given by the rector in 1876 : some frag-
ments of the Earlier Norman church are preserved in the
vestry, but the oldest portions of the existing building are
comprised in the tower, part of the transepts, the nave,
arcades and north doorway : the chancel, which has a new
east window, together with its aisles and the nave, are
Decorated ', the latest portion is the battlcmented clerestory,
lighted by ten windows on each side, and the low roof : the
interior of the chancel is elaborately decorated in gold and
color, and has a dunble piscina of Early English date, and
a locker on the opposite side ; there is also a beautiful
cano{Hed and crocketed piscina in the south transept ; the
font, of Purbeck marble, has an octangular basin, on a
clustered shaft, the principal fitting^ are all of oak ; in the
tower are three slabs of grey marble, from the first of which
effigies in brass of a civilian and his two wives, with other
bruses, have been remove<l; another noW retains only
a dimidiated flgurc of the Holy 'Virgin and child ; the third
slab has brasses of a civilian and his two wives kneeling ;
the former in a furred gown, with girdle, from iriiich
ySaSkiti FredeHok;. Mddle U hai'neto mahetr. West street
Walker Georgef i<£rcitt Wtlker ft -Co. >, solicitor &.vam-
missioner to administer oaths' IB Supreme court ; per-
petual •ommissiMDer for taking ' Bcknowle4gments of
deeds of married 'women &. deck tO' oommissianers of
aewen. Market plaoe
Waller .Richaid, plumber. South bridge '
Waters John, bootft shoe maker, Ma^et place
Wheatley Wm. Thos. commercial traveller, Hamilton place
Whipham Weyllandt, stationer k news agent, picture t
frame dealer, music seller ft teacher of music ft singing,
ft reporter to ' Stamford Mereurv,' Sonth bridge
White ft Woody bldrs-joinen ft undertakers, Conunerdaist
Whitton Abraham, George ft Dragon r.H. High street
Wholey WiUiaiki Grant, agricnltural implement maker,
Perseveraoce iron works
Widall John, dealer in horses. West street
Willson John Jk Son, ancttoneers. Market place
Willson Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, West street
Willson Joseph, shoe maker. West street
Wilson Lister, solicitor ft. clerk to the commissioners of
taxes ft to the magistrates, commissioner to administer
oaths ft for taking acknowiedgmeats of deeds of married
women, agent for Liberal Associationi AUord district.
Com exchange
Wilson Vtokers, butcher ft stationer. West street
Woodliffe Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, Dashwood road
Young Edward Ash, butcher ft farmer, Market plaoe
Younger Bobeit, baisket maker. South bridge
depends a g}'pciere or purse : below on a separate brass is
an admonitai^' inscription in abbreviated Latin, but with-
out name or date : in the churchyard is the et&gy of a
civilian of the fourteenth century, adjoining is the effig^i' of
a priest in encharistic vestments. The register of baptisms,
marriages and deaths dates from the year 1678. The living
is a rectory, with the chapelry of Fosdyke annexed, gross
yearly value ;fa,ooo, with residence, in the gift of and held
since 1881 by the Bev. John Beridgc Sparrow m.a. of
Magdalene College, Cambridge. The rector has erected
f nother church and schools at a remote part of the parish,
on the Fen allotment, about iz miles north-west fnrm the
parish church, for which see Holland Fen ecclesiastical
parish. There are several charities, amounting to ^^56
yearly, connected with the parish, for the relief of the aged
deserving poor. Sir Thomas Middlecott's almshouses at
Fosdyke are for the poor of this parish ; the endowment
is oS acres, producing about £30^ yearly ; the building will
hold 12 inmates of both sexes, each of whom receives about
/is yearly. Algarkirk Hall, the seat of the Bev. Jchn
Beridgc Sjiarrow M.A., J.p. is a spacious modem building,
standing in a well-wooded park, surrounded by pleasure
grounds. Tlie principal landowners are the representatives
of the late Rev. Basil Beridgc k.a. and Sir Thomas Which-
cote hart. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil, clay and loam.
The chief crops are wheat, beans and potatoes ; a great
portion of this parish is pasture land. The area is 2,406
acres ; rateable value £6,3^S ; the population in 1881
was 530.
By a Local Government Board Order, dated December
a4.th, 1880, Algarkirk Fen allotment, with azj inhabitants,
was transferrra to Amber Hill parish.
Parish Clerk, John Jacob Muse.
Letter box cleared at 6. Letters thrun^h Spalding. The
nafcrest money order ft telegraph office is at Sutterton
iNsimAKCE AOKKT. — Royal Farmers' & General, T. Hand
School, erected in 1857-8, at the cost of the late Bev. B.
Beridge, rector, from, designs by the late Sir Gilbert Scott
B.A. for i5ochildren; average attendance, 100; Thomas
Hand, master ; Miss Emma Ba-wdon, mi8ti«s6
Railway Station, John Sharp, station' master ' '
Sparrow Rev. John Beridge M.A., j.p.
[rector], Algarkirk hall
Kirkby John, The Glma
COHHEKCtAL,
Brand Benjamin, blacksmith
Brewster John, farmer
BrittanCassweU, shopkeeper ftcarpenter
BnrdaU John Thomas, farmer -
Cowham Thomas, farmer, Washway
Oox William, wheelwright, Washway
Crawford Alfred, farmer
Cre'wford Story, farmer
Dean Edward inn. farmer. Church frm
Hanks FV. Jspb.The Case is Altered T^n
Jeffery Benjamin, farmer
Kirkby John, farmer. The Elms
Lee John, farmer
Marshall Joseph, farmer
Nussey ft. Co. woad growers ft farmer
Pad Thomas, fanner
I Paddiaon Bobert, fanner
I Palmer William, fanner. Marsh rood
'• Kedford William,- farmer, Crossgate
i Bobinson-Fyanciii,.fargMr
I Simpson Joseph, farmer .
I Thompaan George, farmer, Washway
Thorp William, farmer
Tooley John, tarmar ft ooal daaler
I Wagstaff George, farmer
I Woodthorpe Jcriin, farmer
AlaKBOBOTTOH (or Aukbobouqh) is a parish and
pleasant village, in the Northern division of the connty,
parts of Lindsey, North division of Manley wapentake,
onion of Glanford Brigg, Winterton petty sessional uhriaion,
oonaty court district of Barton-on-Humber, rur^l. deanery
of Manlake. archdeaconry of Stow* and .diflcese of Linooln,
8 miles north from Frodingham, its nearest railway station,
5 north>-west from Winterton, and 18 north-west from
Brigg,, on the east side of Trent falls, where the streams of
the Ouse and Trent unite and take the name of the Humber,
across whicUare obtained extsnsivB. and beautiful views of
Yorkslure, :in^«dfng York -Mio«ter,.<iThc church of St.
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ALTHORP^. 27d
John the Baptist is an ancient stone edifice of Mixed styles,
fnn«i«tifig of chancel, bare, aisles and early Norman tover
nth 3 bells, on the second of which is the inscription—
IXSU FOB TI VODIS SAKE
SAVE AIX YB SAVL8 THAT HE GABT UAXJi.
sntiBoil, clay. The chief croje are irheat, barley bnd
potatoes. The area is 3,540 aer«is dt Illnd and'335 of \roter ;
rateable valoe, ;f 3,591 iss.; the jMpaktion in 1881 was 399.
WxuxT is a faiimlet ha)f-a-mile sonth. Waleot Hall, a
pleasant mansion,' with beantifol gronnds, the seat of J.
The registers date from the year 1538. The tithes CKjolton-Constable esq. J. p. and described in a sarrey made
of Alkborough were amongst the earliest endowments in 1649, as " bnilt of stone and brick and containing one hall,
of the monastery of Spalding when founded b^ the Sheriff I one kitchen, two parlours, six chambers " : of the age of
Thoruld in 1052, and it was probably at this time that the j this there is no record ; it was, however, added to, to make
chnrcb was boilt. The Uving is a vicarage, annexed to ; it what it is now by a set of rooms on the sonth-west side
Whitton, yearly value ^279, with residence. In the alternate ' about the year 1700, and a set of rooms on the south-east
gift of the Bishop ana J. Goulton Constable esq. and held side in 1800 ; in this latter year all the grounds and gardens
since 1883 by the Bev. Benjamin Hunter b.a. of London . round the ball were laid out and planted. The Abbey of
University. A vicarage house was erected in 1S71 at a j Peterborough had at one time a chapel and bnrial ground
cost of £2,000. The Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists in Walcot : the foundations of the priest ^bonse belonging
hare each a chapel ; the farmer was built 1840, and the ■. to the chapel have recently been (uscovered in the son^
latter 1864. A reading room was formed (or the parish in 1 comer of a field called Westcroft.
1882 ; Edward Naylor, hon. sec. Thirty-two shiUingfs Parish Clerk, James Sackfleld.
charge on the manor is distributed yearly. ' On the hill \ Post Ofkicb. — Mrs. Sarah Spilman, sub-postmistress.
ire the remains of a Roman camp, probably the site of London k other letters are received through Doncaster
the Boman town Arqnis. The field which comprises , vid Winterton ; arrive at 9.30 a.m. & dispatched at
the Boman camp is called the Countess Close, from the | 4 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Bortoa-
Coontess Lucy, wife of Jvo Taibbois, who in the time of upon-Stather, telegraph office at Winterton
William the Conqueror was Lord of Holland : the whole Schools : —
manor of Alkborough belonged to Countess Lucy ; in the 1
Caantes8,close below the ground,sre some of the foundations
of a cell of Spalding, wherein dwelt three monks and a 1
' capelannm secolare," with a prior over them ; this cell j
Day, built in 1874, by J. Goulton Constable esq. with an
average attendance of 100, supported by voluntary con-
tributions ; James Sackfield, master
Infant, average attendance, lao ; Miss M. Griffith, mistress
oeated to exist in laao : the maze, known as Julian Bower, | Cabbibbs to : —
was undoubtedly made by the monk^ while the cell existed. | BsiGO — William Henry Taylor & C. Mumby, mon. thars.
I. G. Constable esq. who is lord of the manor, and J. Dent ) & sat
Dent esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is loam ; I Hull — C. Mumby, tues. & fri. Jc William Henry Taylor
Goulton-Constable James j.p. Walcot hi
Hunter Bev. Benjamin B. A. [rioar]
Momby William
ExtonMiss
COJCVESaAL.
Booth Smest, tailor
Bray Charles, builder
Bromby Charles, farmer
Carr ijatthew Nicholson, joiner
Carr Thomas, wheelwright
Clayton John, farmer
Clayton Frederick Charles, farmer
AUiISOTON KAST and WEST form a parish
and village, united for civil purposes, but separat«cl for
ecclesiastical purposes, in the Soathem division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, Winnibriggs wapentake, Newark
onion, Grantham county court district, Spittl«gate petty
icasioDal division, rural deanery of North Grantham, and
archdeaconn' and diocese of Lincoln, situated one mile
north from Sedgebrook station on the Nottingham branch
of the Great Northern railway, 5 miles north-west from
Grantham, and 10 south-east from Newark, on the borders
o( Leicestershire. Fart of £^t Allington is ecclesiastically
annexed to Sedgebrook. The church of St. Andrew, East
Allington, is a small plain stone building, with some Early
English and Perpendicular features, and consists of chancel
and nave only, and a bellcote containing 3 bells. The
register is included with that of Sedgebrook. The living is
a chapeby, annexed to the rectory of Sedgebrook, joint
yearly value £6oa, in the gift of the Lord Chancdlor, and
held since 1864 by the Rev. William Drake m.a. formerly
leUow of St. John's College, Cambridge, who resides at
Sedgebrook. The church of the Holy Trinity, West Alling-
ton, is a small plain stone building in the Norman Transi-
tion style with some Perpendicular windows, and consists
of ehancel, nave of 3 bays, north aisle, sonth porch, and a
East AlUngton.
Hickson Mrs. Bed house
Burton Philip, farmer
Batters Edward, farmer
Batters George, farmer, shopkeeper k
ooal dealer
Eminson William, farmer
Handley Wm.tailr. * shpkpr.tc pstmstr
Johnson Robert, bricklayer
ALTHOSPE is a village and parish, comprising the
townships of Althobfb and Ezadbt, and hamlet of Dkhht-
THO8PE, in the Isle of Axholme, in the Northern division of
the county. West division of the wapentake of Manley, union
and county court district of Thome, parts of Lindsey, Ax-
holme rural deanery, Stow archdeaconry and Lincoln
diocese, 5 miles east«outh-east from Crowle, 16 north from
Gainsborough, 13 north-west from Brigg, situate on the
west bank of the Trent; here is a station on the South
Yorkshire oulway, called Keadby and Althorpe. The
cboreh o{ St. Oswald. is a. fine bnildmg of ashlar, erected in,
the year t^3, hy Sir John Nevill kt. of Althorpe, and,
consists of. ebanoel, nave, north aisle, sooth porch, and a
Dickies Thomas, farmer
Farrow John, farmer
Harris William, market gardener
I&tfield Reuben, butcher
Hoodlass Robt. beer retailor & shopkpr
Kew Edward, miller (wind)
Leaning Henry, gamekeeper to James
Goulton-Constable esq. j.p
leaning Thomas, farm bailiff to James
Goulton-Constable esq, j. p. Walcot
Mumby Charles, carrier
Naylor John Duuwell, farmer
Neal Thomas, boot & shoe maker
Ogg George, farmer
Spilman Gieorge, fanner
Spilman lo&n, farmer, Prospect house
Spilman Robert Benson, farmer
Spilman Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, &
post office
Taylor William Henry, carrier
Teanby Joseph York, wheelwright
Tophaxn Henry, blacksmith
Waters Charles, shoemaker
York Thomas Foster, farmer
York Robert, bricklayer
Muilow William, butcher & coal mer
Naylor Francis, farmer & carrier
Taylor James, Welby Arms P.H
Towers John, boot maker
Wing Thos. thrashing machine owner
West AUingtou.
Blakeney Rev. William N. b.a. [rector]
Welby John Earle J.P. Allington hall
turret containing 3 bells. The register dates from the
year 1559. The Uving is a rectory, net yearly value ;^300,
with good residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
held since 1883 by the Kev. William Newcome Blakeney
B.A. of Trinity GoUege, Dublin. Allington Hall, the seat of
John Earle Welby esq. j.p. lord of the manor and chief
landowner, is a mansion pleasantly situated, and has
undergone various alterations during the past century.
Here is a chalybeate spring called Saltwell. The soil is.
mostly day; subsoil, clay. The chief (^ops are wheat,
oats, barley and beans. The area is about 1,973 acres;
rateable value, /a,9S3. The population in 1881 was 331.
Parish Clerk, William Scott
Post Office, William Handley, postmaster. Letters arrive
from Grantham at 9.15 a.in. dispatched at 4.55 p.m. ;
the nearest money or<fer office is at Sedgebrook ; the
telegraph office is at Bathesfwd
National School, East Allington (mixed), built in 1848, at
the expense of the late Rev. Montague Earle Welby m.a.
to hold 70 children ; average attendance, 54 ; Miss Mary
Ann Simons, mistress
Cabbiehs to : —
Grantham— Johnson, of Foston, passes through, sat. ;
Francis Naylor, of Allington, to Grantham on sat
Auckland Charles, carpenter
Bronghton Samuel, carpenter
Buttress Edward, farmer
Hartley William, boot maker
Scrimshire Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Smith Richard, farmer
Stockdale Richard Hugh, farmer
Stokes Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Wilson William, farmer
western embattled tower of three stages, with pinnacles,
and containing 3 bells : on the western sides of the tower
are the arms of Nevill, quartering those of Newmarsh and
Mowbray : there are three sedilii, consisting of crocketed
ogee arches, divided by piimaded buttresses, and sur-
mounted by an embattled cresting : at the restoration in
1S68, in cleaning the sedilia, which had for many years
been covered over with thick coats of colour, a little effity
of a priest was discovered, vested in a chasuble of the wide
flowing kind used in the middle ages, the collar richly
diapered with a four-leaved ornament and the hands are
raised in prayer; the inscription is as follows: — "Hie
Jaoet WiU's de Lound, qnondam clericug cancellarii d'ni
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[kclly's
Regis, oui niep'pciet dens," that is, " Hero lies William de
Ijound, tonuerV clerk of chancery of our lord the King, on
whcae soul may (lod hare mercy." This incnmbent was
presented, to the rectoiy by Joseph Panely, prior of the
Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, in 1355 : the choir seaU
were recently presented by Mrs. Skipworth : the nave was
reseated in 1868. The registers date from the year 1670,
and includes the register of Amcotts previous to 1836. The
living is a roctorj', tithe rent-charge, ^^320 ; gross yearly
\'alue, £^0, iaclading 24 acres »f glebe, M-ith residence, in
the gift of the Crown, and held since 1862 hv the Rev.
Robert Charlton B.A. of Uucens' College, Cambridge. Here
are Weslejan and Primitive Mel hodist chapels. The Hull
and Gainsbornngh steamers pass the village daily, stopping
when required. The river Trent is crossed by means of
ferry-boats. Miss Skipworth, who is lady of the manor,
Mrs.I)unn andWilliam Stephenson esq. j.p. are the principal
landowners. The soil is warp ; subsoil, peat. The chief
crops are wheat and potatoes. The area is 5,460 acres ;
rateable value, ^f 10,604 ; and the population in tSSi was,
of the parish, 1,499, ^nd o' the township, 537.
Brown Misses
Charlton Rev. Robert, b.a. [rector]
[ of a mile south.
his parish, is now a separate
Crsnidge William, tailor
Dowson Geo. shoe maker, Derr}-thorpe
Egarr Charles, farmer
Egarr Hannah (Mrs. ), farmer
Goodburn Elijah, farmer
Haldenby John, shoe maker
Hall Jonathan, shopkeeper
Harrison William, farmer
Harsley Richard, fanner Rerrj-thorpe
Harslcy Thomas, farmer, Derrythorpe
Harsley William George, seedsman &
school attendance otHcer,Derrythorpe
Stephenson James, Brastead house
Stephenson William j.p. Lansdowne
honse
COHMEtlCIAL.
liatty Jn. William, farmer, Derythorpe
BramworthMar)-Ann(Miss), Dolphin inn
Jlrown John TIiot. & Robert Hy. frairs
Brown Thomas Jn. farmer Derrythori)e
Coakes James, farmer
Crackle William, shopkeeper
AIjViXOHAM is a village and parish, pleasantly
situated in the vale of the river Lud, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
Louth Eske hundred, Louth union and wunty court district,
Louth Eske and Ludborongh rural deanery, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lmcoln, 4 miles north-east from
Louth station and 6 south-west from Saltflect. The church
of St. Adelwold is an ancient stone structure, in the Norman
style, consisting of chancel and nave, with a tower at the
west end In which arc 3 bells. The register dates from
the year 1590. The living is a perpetual curacy, consoli-
dated with that of Cockerington St. Mary, or North Cocker-
ington, yearly value about £yM, with residence, in the
gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1879, by the
Rev. lienjamin Curtis a.k.c. London, who resides at North
Cockerington vicarage. Here are places of worship for
Wesleyans and Primitive and Free Methodists. A priory of
Gilbertine nuns and canons, dedicated to the Virgin Iibtry
Bett George, farmer
Bourne Stephen, wheelwright k farmer
. Buxton Thomas, market gardener
Crow William, farmer
Forman Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Fowler Charles, fanner
Hales John, carriier
AUCOTTS is a township and village, formerly in the
parish of Althorpe, but constituted a separate parish by an
Order in Council in 1850, and declared a rectory by the
Ecclesiastical Commission in 1866 : it is in the Isle of Ax-
holmc. Northern division of the county. West division of
Manley waientake, parts of Lindsev, Thorne union and
county court district, Axholme rural deanery. Stow arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, pleasantly situated on the
west bank of the river Trent, over which there is a ferry to
Flixboro Stather ; it is 7 miles east-by-north from Crowle
and 2 south-west from Headly station. The church of St.
Mark is a building of stone, in the Early English style,
erected in 1853, at a cost of ;^i,300, and consisting of
chancel, nave, porch, vestry and a tower with broach spire :
there are four stained windows in the chancel : the church is
built on the site of the old chapel of ease, dedicated to St.
Thomas-4-Becket, which fell down in 1850, and which was
itself built ont of the ruins of a much larger structure. The re-
gister dates from the year 1836 ; all entries previous to 1836
Belton .Samuel George, Manor house Chapman John, tailor
Belton Thomas John, Amcott's pasture Dnnnatt John, blacksmith
Dbbhythobpe is a hamlet \
Amcotts, formerly part of t
ecclesiastiod parish.
Keadbt, a township in this parish, will be found under a
separate heading.
Parish Clerk, William Cranidge.
Post Officb.— William Cranidge, received. Letters from
Doneaster arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 6. 10 p.m.
The nearest money order ofKces are Keadby fc Bnrring-
ham : the telegraph office is at Burringham
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875 ; Alfred
Maples Sharp, Epworth, clerk to the board ; William
George Harsley, attendance officer
Board School, built in 1876, for 300 children; average
attendance, 130; George Ross Stothard, master; Mim
Mawer, mistress. The children from Althorpo, Derry-
thorpe k Eeadby attend the board school, whidi is sit-
uate in Keadby township
Railway Station, Arthur Patten, station master
KettlewellR. machine ownr.Derrythorjc
Lonfbottom James, shopkeeper
Phillipson William, fanner
Ross Charles, blacksmith
Stephenson William, forcner
Sykes John, tailor
Thomas Joseph, farmer
Townsend Thos. H. frmr. Derrythorpe
Watson Gervas, farmer
Whiteley Ben. Compass inn, Derrythorpe
Whiteley James, carpenter
Vf^iteley William, farmer
and St. Adelwold, Was founded here in the reign of Henry II.
which, at the Dissolution, was granted to Lord Clifton : the
chapel still remains, and, having been thorou|;hly repaired
in 1841, now serves as a church for the adjoining parish uf
North Cockerington. The Louth Navigation passes throuili
the parish. Simon Thomas Scrope esq. is lord of tLe
manor, but the land belongs to various proprietors. The
soil is clayey and loamy ; and the subsoil, clay, llie chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area is 1,940
acres ; rateable value, ;(f2,3S2 ; the population in i38i was
267.
Parish Clerk, William Graves.
Post Office. — Peter White, receiver. Letters throngli
Louth (which is the nearest money order k telegrapli
office) arrive at 8.30 a.m. ; diai>atched at 4.40 p.m
Children attend North Cockerington school
Cabbibb to Locth. — Every wed. fcsat. John Hales k Henry
Mason
Shucksmith Joseph, farmer
Stubbs William, farmer
Trafford Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Thompson Robert, farmer
Walkington Edwin, farmer
White Peter, blacksmith, k post ofEce
(ilasier Mrs
Swce;ir.g Rev. Alfred m.a. [rector]
OOHMEBCIAL.
Batty John, farmer
Belton 8 mil. Geo. farmer. Manor ho
Birkitt Bcntley, farmrr
Butler William, farmer
Hewson Henry Robert, farmer
Lucas Albert, coal dealer k farmer
Lucns Charles & William, farmers
Mason Henry, carrier
Meanwell Sampson, farmer
j Scott William, farmer
I Shucksmith Henry, shoemaker & frmr
are in the registers of Althorpe parish. Tlie living is a rector;',
gross yearly value, ^£360, including 133 acres of glebe with
residence, in the gift of the Crown, and held since 1861 by
the Rev. Alfred Sweeting m.a. of Pembroke College, Cain-
bridge. Here are Wcsleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels.
Edward Weston Cracroft Amcotts esq. of Hackthom Hall,
who is the lord of the manor, S. G. Belton esq. T. Blad-
worth esq. Mrs. Glasier, Mr. T. Ross, Mr. J. Batty and the
Rev. A. Sweeting m.a. and Mr. John Foster are the land-
owners. The soil is warp, made from the tidal river Trent ;
subsoil, peat. The chief crops are potatoes, wheat, besns
and oats. The area is 3,018 acres ; rateable value, £1,6^9 '•
the population in 1881 was 396.
Sexton, James Coy.
Letters through Doneaster. The nearest money order ofEoe
is at Keadby ; the telegraph office is at Crowle
National Endowed School, with a yearly income of/3o,arisiiig
from the endomnent of ^1,000 b^towed by Lieut. -Col.
Weston Cracroft Amcotts ; Charles Child, master
Robinson George, shoemaker
Robinson William, butcher
, Glasier Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Hird Hilton, shoemaker
Lockwood George, miller (wind)
Lockwood William, shopkeeper
Mann Alexander, shopkeeper
Pindar Catherine (Mrs.), farmer.
Grange
A1TCA8THK is a village, parish and station on the Great
Northern railway, formerly a Roman lortiHcation, on the
Roman road called Ermine street, in tlie Southern division
of the county, parts of Kestcvcn, wa^ientakc of Lovodeu,
Smith George, wheelwright
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Stones Thomas, carpenter
Thornton John, farmer
Walker James, farmer
The Waterland Sarah, (Mrs.), farmer
Wright Ross, former
Grantham union and county court district, Loveden rnml
deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, about 7I miles
north-east from Grantham and 7 west from Bleafcm. At
the Domesday Survey there were two chonibeB hen, and on
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high gnmnd eaatward of the present chnreh, a chspel | Ftraderick William AUix esq. j.p., d.l. and Ancaster Hall,
(iMicated to St. Mary and served by a hermit. The church the seat of Edmund James Lucas-Calcraft esq. i.v. who is
ul St. Mirtin is a sinall bat ancient structure of Ancaster
ttooe, in the Norman, Early English and Decorated styles,
cossistiiig of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, south porch
and t t«wer with disproportionate spire containing 5 bells :
tlie rery beautiful Norman arcade of four bays, on the
Dorth side of the nare, has circular piers with cushioned
npibils, and the mouldings of the arches increase in elabora-
tiun 14 they approach th? ea^t, and there is a fine Norman
fo;it: the south arcade, of three b;tys, is Eirly English,
bat its inlls Decorated : portions of the old chancel screen
we n>v incorporated into the pews : the four stained
irindoira in the chancel and the two at the west end were
presented by F. W. AUix esq. in memory of his parents and
other members of hia family : in 1859 the nare was re-
floornl. the nare refitted and other repairs effected, under
the direction of Messrs. Kirk and Parry : in the churchyard
an two fine ecclesiastical etitgies and several stone cotSns ;
mi wme remarkable sculptures of R^man origin have beeh
iii?t with near the church, inclading representations of tne
Dt* Mtttra and a small altar. The register dates from the
yt\r 1712. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value, £atx>,
indnding 118 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
and held since 1863 by the Rev. John Frimatt Mnnd b.c.l.
»f Trinity Hall, Cambridge. The Vicarage house, situated
near the church, is of Ancaster stone, and was erected in
ift43 by the late vicar. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, and there
is s {jsce of worship for the Wesleyal Reformers at Snd-
brmk ; the latter chapel was built in 1837. The poor have
£6 14s. }'early for fuel. In the neighbourhood are the famoos
Ancaster quarries, owned by tte "Ancaster Stone Com-
|nny : " the stone is an oolite of the lower order, hardening
with expssnre to the atmosphere, and has been extensively
naed for buildiiig in Nottingham and numerous pUices in the
adjacent counties ; the Savings Bank at Grantham, Harlax-
ton Hall, West Willoughby Hall and other public buildings
anJ private mansions are built of tliis stone ; also the Mid-
land Railway station and hotel, St. Pancras, London. The
chief residences in the parish are West Willoughby Hall, a
spacious mansion, built of Anctster stone, and surrounded by
lord of the manor of Ancaster ; F. W. Allix esq. is lord of
those of West Willoughby and Sadbrook. Ancaster was a
Roman station on the road called " Ermine Street," and is
belieVti-1 to be identical with the Riman town Oausenn«e :
great quantities of Roman coins have been found here, and
in the last century a tesselated pavement was uncovered :
eastward of the church there was once a castle, and in the
sixteenth csntnry an old chapel, dedicated to St. Mary, on
the highest part of the hi'ls, but no remains of either now
exist. In June, 1865, a Roman kiln was discovered close to
the eastern side of Ermine Street, a little north of the
village, with rem&s of potf^ry, a few small coins and six
or seven skeletons. F. W. Allix esq. j.p., d.l. Capt. M. W.
Willson, E. J. Lucas-Calcraft esq. j.p. and Charles Kirk esq.
are the principal landowners. The soil is various ; subsoil,
rock. In 1773 the parish was enclosed, and what wis
formerly a wild and barren heath is now cultivated land.
The chief crops are turnips, wheat, barley and sesds. The
area is 2,800 acres ; rateable value, ^^4,655 ; the population
in 188 1 was 650.
SuDBROOK and Wbst Willouohby are two small hamleti,
about I mile north-west and west respectively from the
village.
Parish Clerk, John Blackbonrn.
Post Office. — John Towning, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grantham at 8.45 a.m. & are dispatched at3 4Sp.m.
The nearest money order oflice is at Caythorpe
Post Office, Sudbrook. — Mrs. Jana Brown, sub-post-
mistress. Litters arrive from Grantham at 8.30 a.m. ;
dis[>atched at 4. 15 p.m. The nearest money order office
is at Caytborpe ; the telegraph otHce is at Ansaster Rail-
way station
Church School, erected with master's residence, in 1863 ; an
infaiit class was added in 1883, at a cost of ;f 100, de-
frayed by subscriptions : it is supported by voluntary
subscriptions & a Government grant ; jc will hold 150
children ; average attendance for 1883, 137 ; Frederick
Murray Bond, master ; Miss Emily Snartt, inbnts' mtstrs
pleasant woods and plantations of 300 acres, the seat of Rtilway Station, George Lynn, station master
Ancaater.
Allix Frederick William j.p., d.l. West
Willoughby hall
Lwaa-CaicrtJt Edmnnd James j.p.
Ancaster hall
Eaton John Chamberlain
Mand Rev. Jn. Primatt, B.C.U Vicarage
Parker William, West Willoughby
COmOiBCIAL.
Ancaster Stone Co. (John Elliott, man)
BeUamy Herbert James, fanner, Wil-
bogfaby Heath farm
Rlackbourn William, carpenter
Charles Williain, shopkeeper
Cragg John, builder k contractor
Day Jlarj- (Mrs. ), flour dealer
Ilodd John, shopkeeper
Salon John Chamberlin, surseon &
medical otiicer, Am'aster district,
Orantham union ft Wilsfnrd district.
Sleaford union, vaccination officer &
coimty coroner
Elliott John, wheelwright
Harmston Ann (Mrs. ), dress maker
Hart James, harness maker
Hoyes James, farm bailiff to Austin
Bick esq. West Willoughby
i Inley Denis, shoe maker
Knowles Hy. beer retailer k grocer
Lambert George, Red Lion p.h
Newton Ellen (Mrs.), Railway p.h. k
coal merchant
Rickett Charlotte (Miss), dress maker
Rickett Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker
Robinson Samuel, shopkeeper
Rndkin Jsph. farror. West Willoughby
Sinp;leton John, baker
Smith Thomas, farmer
Sumner Emsly (Mrs.), butcher
Teat Geo. Hy. Butchers' Arms P.H. &
Teat William, farmer
Thorpe Philip, blacksmith
Wilkinson Caroline (Miss), dress maker
Winter David, beer retailer
Wood John, farmer
Woolerton Thos. Royle, grocer & drapr
Sudbrook,
Brown Jane rMrs.),shopkpr.A post office
Burbidge John Edward, shopkeeper
Clarkston James, shopkeeper
Elliott James, grocer
Gadsby John, shoe maker
Johnson John, farmer
Newton George Thomas, farmer
ScotiieldLevi,agricultural implemnt.ma
Smith Henry, farmer
Taylor George, shopkeeper
Teat Edwin, Mason's Arms p.h
Ward John, farmer
farmer
ANSK&BT is a parish and village, bouuded on the east The Governors of Bethlehem Hospital are lords of the manor
by the North Sea, in the Mid division of the county, parts of and John Needham Robinson esq. is the principal landowner.
Undssy, Marsh division of Calceworth hundred, Alford . The chief crops are wheat, oats and beans. The soil i» mostly
|ietty sessional division, union and county court district of '. clay ; subsoil, blue clay with a little marl. The area is i,o8o
.Spilsby, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln and rural ; acres of land and 765 of water ; rateable value, jf 1,970 ; the
'leanery of Calceworth, No. a, sj miles from Alford, 5 from
tVilloughby station and 14 north-east from Spilsby. "The
church of St. Andrew, which stands on a slight eminence, is
J stracture of brick, consisting of chancel and nave, and a
'nwer containing i bell : the whole building is closely
nuniled with ivy. The register dates from the year 1565.
The living is a rectory, consolidated in 1733 with Cumber-
wiirth, jomt gross yearly value, jf 600, with residence, in the
^ of Magdalene College, Cambridge, and held since 1865
by the Rev. John Bond )f.A. of that cnUegeand rural dean of
Calceworth, No. a. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1839.
K«nd Rev. John H . A. , J. p. [rector fc rural
dean]
RisEall James
Rnoinsnn John Needham
OOMMBBCIAL.
Anderson Samael, fanner
Blades George, farmer
Briggs Charles, farmer
Briggs Robert, farmer
Brown John, farmer
Budibent William, farmer
I Johnson John, blacksmith
Bancroft George, farmer | Johnson John, carrier
Kemiose William, joiner I Spurr George, farmer
AM wiCX is a parish, in the southern division of the
county, wapentake of Flaxwell, parts of Keateven, Sleaford
■mion, petty sessional division and county court district,
Aswirdhnm with Lafford No. i rural deanery, Lincoln
population in 1881 was 379.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Shaw
Post OpncB. — John Ward, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
at Alford at 8 a.m. ; dispatched, 4.35 winter ; 5.35 sum-
mer. Alford is the nearest telegraph office k Hogsthorp
the nearest money order office
National School, erected in 1856, for 70 children ; avera^
attendance, 55 ; k supported mainly by subscription ; Miss
Mary Williamson, mistress
Cakbisb to Alpobd. — John Johnson, tuesday k friday
Robinson John Needham, landowner,
farmer, brick maker k coal merchant
k artificial manure manufacturer ;
manure works. Great Grimsby
Stephenson James hjTon (Mrs.), far-
mer t landowner
Stephenson Robt. farmer k landowner
Ward Jn. druggist k grocer & post office
archdeaconry and diocese, 4} miles north-east from Sleaford,
9 from Tattershall and 3 south-east from Ruskington station,
on the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint line,
situate on the Sleaford canal. The chtirob of St
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Edith is s. low - building of stone, in 'the hita Decorated
ityle, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, a large sonth porch
and a western tower with broach jpire containing 3 bells: in
many of the windows ace fragments of stained glass : the
chancel is a men fragment of the origin^, its eastern bay
having wholly disappeared : the roofs, covered with lead, are
all singnlarly low in pitch, and give the diurch a strangely
mean appearance : the south porch is disproportionately
luge, an effect increased by double buttresses at each angle,
and a gable rising considerably above the roof of the aisle:
the west tower is of three stages with double buttresses at
the angles, terminating in crocketed weatherings : the spire,
which is octagonal, has three tiers of louvre lights: the
chnrch was restored in 1859, under the direction of Mr.
Kirk, and during the progress of the work, a coloured group
of the Virgin and Child and three small shafts of late Nor-
man work were discovered on opening a doorway which
formerly led to the rood loft. The register dates from the
year 1573. The living is a discharged vicarage, tithe rent-
charge, £g3, united to the rectories of Branncewell and ' Cabbies. — John difT, to Lincoln, on friday.
Dunsby, joint net^yesrly value, i^VSa, inclndine 93 acres of
glebe at Anwick, with residence, m the gift of uie Marquess
of Bristol and Septimus Lowe esq., alternately, and held
since 1875 by the Rev. Haskett Smith u.a. late scholar
of Christ's College, Cambridge. The vicarage house is a
handsome and commodious ecufioe, entirely covered with ivy;
the grounds are large and well laid out. JoUey's charity of
£3 I3S. yearly, left in 1684 .by William J<dley of Anvick. is
for fuel. The Marquess of Bristol is the principal landowner.
The soil is of strong clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans,
bariey, turnips andseeds. The area is 2,019 acres ; rateable
value, ^3,571 ; the population in 1881 was 348.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Faulkner.
Post OpncB.— Frederick Jackson, poetmaster. Letters
through Sleaford, arrive 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched 4 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Busk-
ington, which is a miles distant.
Church of England School ; average attendance, 38 ;
Sparke, mistress
Miss
Smith Bev. Haskett u.a. [vicar]
COUHEBCliL.
Andrew William, farmer. The Orange
Beinbridge Henry, farmer. Fen
Clarke Joseph Wright, Lord Nelson P.H
Cliff John, carrier
Faulkner Herbert, tailor
Gillins Joseph, farmer
Goodman Joseph, farmer. Fen
Grist Benjamin, farm bailiff to Frank
Miller Poeson esq
Jackson Elijah & Fredk. shopkeepers,
farmers k post office
Jackson William, farmer, Fen
King Thomas, boot fc shoe maker
Lamyman Amos, fanner. Fen
Lamyman Hilton, farmer, Fen
Lamj-man William, farmer, Fea
Lee Benjamin, beer retailer
Miller William, carpenter
Pogson Samuel, far:ner ■
Smith Benjamin, farmer, Fen
Waddington John, farmer
Walker Benjamin John, blacksmith
A PT.'R'V is a parish, in the Hid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, western division of the wapentake of
Wraggoe, Lincoln union and county court district, Wrag-
goe rural deanery, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of
Lincoln, 2} miles south-west from Wragby, and 10 north-
east from Lincoln. The church of St Andrew went to
Richard Stanley x.a. of Brasenoee College, Oxford, who is
also vicar of and resides at Barlings. T. Tyrvhitt-Drake,
esq., is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The ohief crops are wheat, barley
and oats. The area is 1,633 acres ; rateable value, ^^1,450;
I the population in 1881 was 189.
decay many years ago, but the churchyard is still used as a i Kinqthohpi!, one mile east from Apley, is a hamlet with
Kiirial-nln/w fnr thin ftnn .tnA nninlninff TwnAn nf StAinnitlri ■ ' _ _a-a^ *!.. t ^i. i t 3 1 fi t.i l ti_i-; ,,_
burial-place for this and the adjoining parish of Stainfield
it was enlarged in 1871, and a (mortuary chapel built : the
chnrch at Stainfleld serves for both parishes. The register
dates from the year 1561. The living is a vicarage, annexed
to that of Stainfield, joint gross yearly value, £111, in the
gift of T. T. Drake esq. and held since 1846 by the Bev.
Atkin George, farmer
Chessman William, shopkeeper
Copping John, farmer
Gaunt Charles, farmer
Drake Thomas Tyrwhitt, farmer &
landowner, Apley Court house
Hand Brjan Smith, farmer, Kingthorpe
Harrison Alfred, farmer
a station on the Louth and Lincoln railway, Johii Robinson,
station master.
Letters through Wragby, the nearest money order & tele-
graph office
The children attend the school at Stainfield
Holmes John, farmer. Manor farm
Jessnp Henry, farmer, Kingthorpe
Sharp Thomas, cowkeeper
APFL£B7 is a parish and pleasant village, with a station
on the Trent and Ancholme railway and i mile south from
the village, in the northern division of the county, parts of
Lindsey, north division of Manley wapentake, union and
county court district of Brigg, petty sessional division of
Winterton, Manlake rnral deanery, Stow archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-by-west from Brigg, ai
south-east fromi Winterton, and I7<^ from London, situated
on the Roman road, Ermine street. The church of St.
Bar^ojomew is a handsome stone edifice, in the Decorated
style, with a tower and 6 bells : the exterior was restored in
x868 ; there is a very richly carved pulpit, and several hand-
some stained windows : the church was restored 1882, new
roofed, nave and tower partly rebuilt, new seats of oak were
added at a cost of about jf 3,000, chiefly defrayed by Bow-
land Winn esq. m.p. and the vicar : a striking clock was
added in the tower by William Coulman Brown esq. of
this parish. The register dates from the year 1600. The
living is a vicarage, yearly value, ;f3io, with g acres of glebe
and residence, in the gift of Bowland Winn esq. m.p. of
Nostell Priory, near Wakefield, and of Appleby Hall, and
held since 1856 by the Rev. John Edward Cross m.a. of
Christ Chnrch, Oxford, j.p. At Thornholme, 2 miles south-
east, are the ruins of a priory of Augustine canons, and in
the village the remains of an ancient crors. Here are iron
Brown William Coulman, Ermine ho
Cross Bev. Jn. Edwd. u.a., i.v. [vicar]
Dnmaresq Col. Henry, Haverholme ho
Winn Rowland m.a., h.f., d.l., j.p.
The Hall ; & 11 Grosvenor gardens &
Carlton, Junior Carlton k St.
Stephen's dubs, London s w; k Nos-
tell Priory, Wakefield
Winn Miss, The Hall
Winn Miss Emma, The Hall
Winn Mrs. sen
COUUBRCUI..
Addison Thomas, wheelwright
Appleby Iron Co.
Moore, manager)
Austin John k Son, farriers
Barker WiUiam C. boot k shoe maker
Brown Wm.Coulman,farmr. Ermine ho
Cook John, farmer
Dale Edward, blacksmith
Dee Ann (Mrs. ), farmer, Low Santon
Eyre John, coaJ k provision merchant
Fairbaim Robert, joiner
Gotland John, farmer
Jackling Joseph, gamekeeper to Bow-
land Winn esq. k.p., d.l., i.p.
Johnson Bobert, farmer
works, worked by a limited company : bricks are also made
here. There is a reading-room. The Hall, an ancient man-
sion, is the occasional residence of Rowland Winn esq.
M.P., M.A., D.I,., J.P. of Nostell Priory, Wakefield, who is
lord of the manor and principal owner of the land. The
soil is partly loam and gravelly ; subsoil, limestone, with «
valuable bed of ironstone, wMch is largely worked. The
chief crops are wheat, barley .and oats. T^e area is 6,164
acres; rateable value, ;^8,87o 15s.; the population in 18S1
was 570 ; viz. 544 in Appleby township, and 26 in Raven-
thorpe hamlet, 6 miles north-east..
Parish Cierk, George Towle.
Post Office. — John Thompson, sub-postmaster. Letters
are received from Uoncaster at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at
6 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office is
at Winterton. No delivery or dispatch on Sundays
National School built, in 1850, by Charles Winn esq. to
hold 120 children, with an average attendance of 100:
the school is supported by voluntary subscriptions k a
Government grant ; B. Barker, master
Railway Station, Richard Wates Drewry, station master
Conveyance.— Mail cart to Winterton k Appleby <Uily,
Sundays excepted
Cabbikb. — Charles Leaning, to Brigg,'thursday ; to Hnll,
on friday.
Lagard William, farmer. High Santon
Lauder Thomas, estate agent to B.
Winn esq. m.p., d.l., j.p
Leaning Charles, carrier
Mansell John, gamekeqier to B. Wion
esq. M.P., D.L., J.P
Nelson William, farmer, The liodge
Boss John, coal merehant
Reading Room (Beilby Barker, tiec)
Thompson John, tailor k post office
Towle Geo. rate ooUeolor uisacssed taxes
Veulah John, farmer, Raventhorre
Wright Joseph, farmer
Wright Michaelt shoe maker
Limited (William
ASCKA&BT (near Sleafobd) is a parish in the Southern
division of the county, wapentake of Aswardhnm, parts of
Kesteven, Sleaford union, petty sessional division and
county court district, rural deanery of LaSord No. a, and
archdeaeonry and diocese of Unooln, 3 miles east-sootb-^sst
from Sleaford, and 3 miles west from Heckington station,
near the iwad to Boston. The chureh of St. Andrew is a
small structure of the late Decorated and Ferpendicnlar
periods, consisting of chanoel, clereatoiried nave of three haj'S,
sonth porch, ana a tower of exiffeordinary size Ond height
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withipire, coiitainio^'4'b<Usi thftiibaiicAl tettilu a pigciiih
indlocfcer, andtbereisajiiseuuLihtheacmtlvMMeitlieitrojmet
and spirer added in the FerpcDdicabr period, are: very
sthkiiig bob compleMj dwarf ui» churoh ; tJbeJorioer has- b
rich loaeogeHihapad paneUad parapet and four tall, pmnaclea
irith ansolar crocketed flying buttresses : the spire is also
crocketed and has two tiers of lonvre lights : on the western
splay of the chanoel door is a curious bat roughly cut oat-
line of a chalice and wafer; on the north side is a jnonument
to Cecily, wife .of Samuel Sutton, rector, 1680, and on the
suuth side a brass inscription to John Butler of Baketon,
1603, with arms and -crest : it was restored in 1870, when
an oak pulpit was presented by Bruce Tomlinson esq. The
regfister dates from the year 1640. The living is a raotory.
In which that of Kirkby-X^ythorpe was united in .1737,. tithe
.Sneath Ftederic John Newton, fanner, BooghtOB
ASQASBT, (near Spilsby) is a small parish, in the Mid
dirision of the county, parts of Undsey, west division of
Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby petty sesaioiial division, Hom-
(sstle union and county court district, mral deanery of
Bin, arebdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles west from
Spilsby station. The church of St. Swithin is a small edifice
of stone, consisting of nave only, with a turret containing i
Ml : the interior was restored and re-pewed, in 1882, by
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The register dates from
the year 1575. The living is a vicarage, annexed to the
rectory of Lusby, yearly v«3ue,;^49,l1oint gross value, £231,
inetoiung glebe, in the gift of the Ecclesiastical Commis-
Robinson WiDum Henry, farmer & grazier, Asgarby house
ASHBT is a large villa^ and township, in the parish of
Botteaford, Northern division of the county, partsJoflLindsey,
east division of Manley wapentake, Winterton petty ses-
sioRal division, Glanford Bngg union, Brigg county court
district, 3 miles south from l^odingham station, 7 west-by-
north from Brigg, on the direct roeia to Borringham Ferry,
sod 170 from London. The Wesleyans and Primitive
Methodists have each a chapel here. To the west is a duck
decoy. J. B. Skipworth lesq. is lord of the mpjior. The
soil is sand : subsoil, lias with ironstone. The chief crops
are wheat, barley and (turnips. The area is included m
Bottesford parish; rataaUe value, ;f 3,702 ; the population
in 1881 was 1,463.
tireen Mrs
Jackson Mrs
Moore Rev. Francis Joseph B.A. Bottes-
ford vicarage
Parker Mrs
Smith John
Wells John
COmiBHCIAL.
Andrews George, miller (wind)
BramhiU Willfam, farmer
Broadbent Thomas, draper & grocer
Chapman George, farmer
Dale Wniiam, butcher
Drayton William, carrier
DriffiU William, boot & shoe maker
Draiy George, higgler
ASHBY'-Cilin-FZilTBY' is a parish consisting of two
hamlets, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
lindsey, wi^>entake of Bradley Baverstoe, county court
district of 6nm8by,Cai8tor imion, mral deanery'of Grimsby,
Xo. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles
south from Grimsby, 3^ south-west from Holton-le-Clay
and 4 north-west from North Thoresby stations and 154
from London. The church of St. Peter is a small ancient
stroctnie, in the Norman and Decorated styles, consisting
uf chanoel, nave, north aisle and a tower containing 3 bells :
the oldest portion is the south wall of the nave : one of
the chancel windows contains some contemporary stuned
e:Iass, and there is a very ancient stone foot and a poor box ;
in the tower is the recimibent cross-legged effigy of a knight
of the time of Edward L: there are other monuments to
Susanna, daughter of Sir William Drary and Elizabeth
Staffard,of the noble family of Buckingham,' dated 1606, and
to SirWiniam Wray and Lady Prances Wray his wife, dated
1617, and an inscribed slab to another member of the Wray
fsmily, dated 1699 : the fabric was oxtensivdy restored in
>&t5. There are sittings for 105 persons. The Te|;ister,
including Fenby, dates from the year 1733. The living is
a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;f 300, net yearly value ^310
■ndnding residence built m 1849, and 44 acres of glebe, in
Ginnell John, wheelwright
Goodhand John, tailor & draper
Johnson Joseph, grazier
Fenton George, shoe maker
Franklin Bobert, farmer
Oant Charles Wtliam, draper & grocer
Green William, farmer
Green Joseph, fanner
Haruiess Thomas, grocer
Homsby John, farmer
Houlton Bichard,, tailor
Jackson Amos, rope k twine maker
Jackson Storey, ironmonger
Jaqnes Abraham, machine owner
Kendall James, tailor
Kinsley Joseph, bricklayer
Lillyman George, farmer
Lingard Joseph, blacksmith
Lowder George, farmer
GarvCT Bev. James, m.a. [rector of
Ashby k Brigsley], Rectory
Brooks William, farmer
Coverdale Thonias, farmer
Dowby William, farmer
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Johnson Richard, farmer
Maidens Christopher, farmer
a naridi, in the
Soothem division of the count;, wapentaM of Flaxwell,
rent^eharge, ;£3ao, net yearly valtie £6oo,va,ttiogitt of tba
Marqness of Bristol, and- held since 1877 by the Rev, John
Gorton :K,a. of- Wadhfun. Colle{^, Oxford; and late' arch-
detcon of Madras, who resides at Kirkby^Laythorp. The
Marquess of Bristol is lord of the manor and principal
landowner. The soil is loam ; subsoil, day. liie cmef
crops are wheat, beans, barley and turnips. The area is
838 acres ; rateable value, £i,yj7 ; the population in 1881
was 126.
BouGKTON is a hamlet, half a mile north-east.
Parish Clerk, Charles Sharp.
Letters through Sleoford. The nearest money order &
telegraph office is at Beokington.
The children of this plaxx go to the school at Kirby-Laythorpe
I Tomlinson Bruce, farmer
sioners, and held since 1828 by the Bcv. Brackenbury Dick-
son B(^e B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, who resides at
Hundleby. The Ecdeiiaetic^l Oommissionera are lords of
tjie manor, and sole landowners. The soil is sand, loam,
and clay ; subsoil, the same. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, turnips and green crops generally. The area is 767
acres; rateable value, £iii\ the population in i88t was
70, inclusive of 37 in Yea allotment.
SextoB, John Turner.
Letters through SpOsby, the nearest money order office is
at Old Bolii^broke ; the telegraph otiice is at Spilsby
The children of this place go to the school at Lusby
SidneyGeo.farmr.&grazier,Asgarby hall
Post Office. — James Kendall, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive from Brigg at 9.15 a.m.; dispatched at 4.5 p.m.
Scunthorpe is th^ nearest money order office, & nearest
telegraph office is at Frodingbam railway station
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1879 ; Reuben
Trafford, chairman, clerk & attendance officer
Board School, bnilt in 1881, for 300 children ; average atten-
dance, i3o : Edward Varah, master
Cahsiebs to : —
Bbioo — John Smith, thurs. k sat.; Wm. Drayton, thurs
GainsboboOoh— William Drayton, toesday
Hin.L. — ^William Drayton, fridays
Marshall Jas. carpenter k wheelwright
Mastin John, boot k shoe maker
Middleton John, Crown p.h. k farmer
Millson Foster, butcher
Millaon Thomas, beer retailer
Parker Henry, grocer
Fetch Leeson, Imot k shoe maker
Potts, Brunyee k Co. grocers
Robinson Frands, farmer
Robinson Thomas, farmer
Smith John, carrier
Tacey George, farmer
Trafford Reuben, farmer k clerk to the
school board
Watson Richard, draper k grocer
Watson Stothard, tailor
the gift of the Lord Chancellor and held, since 185c by the
Rev. James Garvey m.a. of Christ's College, Cambridge,
who is also rector of Brigsley. ~ The Wesleyans have a chapel
here, erected in 1836. Lady Frances Wray erected alms-
houses for six poor men or women of Ashby, Bamoldby-le-
Beck.Grainsby and Waith: Sir Christopher Wray.her son,en-
dowed them in 1641 with a yearly rent-charge of £-y> ; the
two Ashby almspeople have also the interest of ;£ioo left by
the late Rev. John Williams m.a. William Heaford Daub-
ney esq. who is lord of the manor, aUd Harrison Hayter and
William Goodenough Hayter esqrs. are the prindpal land-
owners. The soil is generally stiff ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. T%e area is
1,675 acres ; rateable value, £a,ji6 ; the population in 1881
was 364.
Parish Clerk, Joseph West.
Letters through Great Grimsby. Lsttbb Box cleared at
5.15 p.m. Great Grimsby Ic Waltham are the nearest
money order oiHce, k the telegraph offlee is at Grimsby
The children of this parish atteiu the school at Bast Raven-
dale, 3 miles distant
Oabbisbs to: —
Gbbat Gbihsbt — Firman, Birkett k Joseph West, daily
LovTH — Firman, Wednesday
Plaskett George, grazier
Starmer David, farmer
Sykes William, farmer
West Joseph, blacksmith k parish clerk
Wright Joan, fanner
parts of Kesteven, Sleaford union, petty sessional division
and comity court district, rural cbsuiery of LaSord, No. i.
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
[ Kelly's
and archdeaconry and diooese of Lincoln, 7 mfles north
from Sleaford. The charch of St. Hybald is an ancient edi-
fice of stone, in the Early English style.conaisting of chancel
and nave and a plain embattled tower with spire, contain-
ing 5 belts ; the chancel and nave (except the north arcade
and chancel arch) were rebuilt in 1854, at the cost of the
late ric-ar, the Rer. John William King b.p. : the font is of
the Decorated period : the earUest portions of the
fabric are the tower and north doorway. When
Holies visited this church in 1640 he fonnd two
monuments here commemorating Simon and Isabel de
la Launde, the last of which remained in the north part
of the nare parement until the late restoration : portions of
it Jacobean monument to Edwanl King and his wives Mary
(Clonton) and Elizabeth (Colly) remain in the chapel : the
kneeling ettigics of the above are now placed on a ledge in
the north wall, and opiwsite are those of their daughters
Mar^- Anne and Elizabeth, and of a baM' in a cradle, repre-
sentmg Amy, a fourth daughter of Edward King by his
second wife : on the chancel arch is a small brass to Edward
Child B»v. Christopher ji.jl. [vicar] I Clarke Charles, farmer
Reeve Capt. Neville Henry j.p. TheHall | Dixon William Taylor, former
King, dated 13th jDly,i6i7, and below it are the remains uf
four Latin lines : the communion plate consists of a silver
flagon and chalice dated 1719. The register dates from
the year 1690. The living is a discharged vicarage,
net yearly value ;^330, in the gift of the trustees under
the will of the Rev. John William King, b.d. and held
since 1871; by the Rev. Christopher Child ».A. of St. John's
College, Cambridge. Ashby Hall, the seat of Capt. Kerille
H. Baeve j.p. is a handsome mansion close to the village,
built in IS95, and since altered and improved. The tms'.eet
of the late Rev. John William King b.d. are impropriabin
of the tithes, lords of the manor and sole landowners. Tlic
soil is light loam ; subsoil, gravel and shale. The chief
crops are wheat, Iwrloy, turnips, mangolds, potatoes and
seeds. The area is 3,880 acres ; rateable value, £3,4^4 ;
the population in 18B1 was 169.
Parish Qerk, John Csmm.
Letters through Sleaford. Ruakington U the nearest mooay
order & telegraph otUce
I Ounthorpe Charles, farmer
Overton Mary (Mrs.), farmer k grazier
Moat house
ASHBT-by-PARTlTET is a village and parish, in the
Mid division uf the county, parts of Lindscy, Wold division
of Cnndleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union, petty sessional
(livision and comity court district, rural deanery of Candle-
sline No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, a miles
north-east from Spilsby railway station, i} south from
Halton Holgate railway station and 127^ from London.
The river Limb runs through the parish. The church of
St. Helen is a plain structure of brick, in the Gothic style,
[>robHbly erected in the later thirteenth century, and con-
sisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a wooden belfry at
the west, containing i bcU : the chancel roof was covered
with tiles, in 1824, having been previously thatched : on
I he south wall of the chancel is a monument of stone with
arms, and inscription to John, son and heir of Oeorge
(iilbi, of Stanton, esq. 1580: other memorials, gome of
which have inscriptions now illegible, bear the arms of the
Earls of Arundel and Hastings, who had property here in
the reign of Edward I. The register dates from the year
1552. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £no with
residence, in the gift of Major-Gen. Charles John Fowler
R.K. of 6 Nevem road, Earl's court n.w. and held since 1842
by the R;v. John Elye Norris B.A. of Jesus College, Cam-
Norris Rev. John Elye, n.A. Rectory Holderness John, farmer
Calvert Joseph, farmer Holderness John, jun. farmer
Calvert Annie (Miss), farmer
Chattorton Christopher, farmer
Dales Thomas, farmer, Halton bridge
ASHBY FXTESORXTIK is a village and mrish, in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, tlill hundred,
Horncaslle county court district, union and petty sessional
division, Hill rural deanery and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 5 miles cast-by-north from Horncastle, and derives
the distinctive part of its name from an estate here, be-
queathed at an early period for the support of the singing
boys in Lincoln cathedral. The church of St. Andrew is an
ancient stone structure, partly Norman and partly Early
English : the windows are Perpendicular : it consists of a
chancel, nave, nortli aisle and a tower with 3 bells : about
1850 it underwent extensive repairs, at a cost of nearly
/'300, raised by a rate and private subscription : in Xhe
church are brasses to the Littlebury family, dated 1521
and 15s?. The register dates from the year 1657. The
living is a vicarage, yearly valne /136, in the gift of
the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and held since 1875 by the
Bctts Robert Spinkin, Holbeck lodge { Cross John, farm bailiff to Messrs. W.
Clarke Edward Samuel,farmer,Stain8by | B. it F. Coltman
WEST A8HBT is a parish and agricultural village,
situated on the Bain and on the road froni Horncastle to
Loath, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Horncastle soke, union, petty sessional division and county
court district of Horncastle, rural deanery of Horncastle,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 2^ miles
north from Horncastle railway station. The church of All
Saints is a stone building in the Perpendicular style, built
in the reign of Henry VIL : it consists of large chancel, |
nave, north aisle and square embattled and pinnacled
tower with 4 bells, and contains several monuments to the
RockclifTc family : the east window, which is stained, was
presented by Mrs. Pierce ; it is in three compartments ; the
centre represents The Ascension of our Saviour ; the others
are in fanciful devices : the church was completely restored
in 1873 and reseated, and the tower restored, the latter at
a cost of ;^375, defrayed by Mrs. Basset, daughter of the
late William Elmhirst esq. The register dates from the
year i^6j. The living is a vicarage, yearly \'alue /300
with mne acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chsnoelior,
and held since 1866 by the Rer. John Maxwell Wilde X.A. of
bridge. There is a chapel for the Wesleyans. Tlifl chari-
ties amount to ^8 los. and include a sum of £$ loe. which
was left by the Kev. Thomas Taylor, late of Authorpe; o(
which £^ is given to the clerg>-man of the pariah to preach
or cause to be preached a sermon on the anniversary of the
donor's death, £1 to a good poor frequenter of the Chaich
of England and^ios. to be spent on pious books to be given
to children o( the parish who can best repeat the catechism.
The remaining charity of £3 is derived from knd given by
an unknown iMuefactor, and is distributed to the poor liy
the vestry. Major-Gen. Charles John Fowler b.k. who is
lord of the manor, Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, sol
Chas. Thomas Samuel Birch-Reynardson e8q.D.L.of Holyiroll
hall, Stamford, are the prindpal landowners. The sHl h
loam and clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are what,
beans, barley, oats and potatoes, with a good portion of riHi
pasture land. The area is 993 acres ; rateable value, /f'-'*? :
the population in 1881 was 124. The Lidy Wath Bock is
one mile south-east.
Parish Clerk, Burkit PocUing;ton.
Lbttek Box cleared at 5.00 p.m. Letters through Spilsby,
the nearest money order k telegraph nllice is at SpiUby
The children of this pUce go to the school at Scremby
Morrison William, farmer
Pocklington Burkit, farmer
Khoades Alfred, farmer k grazier
Rhoadea Matilda (Mrs.), farmer
Rev. Robert Ward b.a. of Christ's College, Cambridge, wlin
resides at Hagworthingham. Stainsby, which is a farm,
now occupied by Mr. E. S. Clarke, was formerly a seat of
the Littlebury family. W. B. Coltman esq. who is lord o(
the manor, F. Coltman esq. Earl Manversand John Sparling
are the chief landowners. The soil is heavy loam ; subsnl.
mostly sandstone rock. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
turnips and seeds. The area is 1,630 acres ; rateable value,
;^i,893 ; the population in 1881 was 147.
HoLBBCK and SrAiNSBY are hamlets in this parish.
Parish Clerk, John Holtby.
Letters through Horncastle. The nearest money orJer
office is at Tetford ; the telegraph office is at Horncaslle
Sch(X)l, built in 1878 by the Messrs. Coltman, for 40 chil-
dren ; average attendance, 37 : it is su|iported by
voluntary contributions Jc the scholars' pence ; Misi
Elizabeth Marshall, mistress
Hobbs Benjamin, farmer
Trinity College, Dublin. Here are Wesleyan and Primi-
tive Methodist chapels. The children of the in-
habitants of the parish are entitled to attend the
Endowed Grammar school at Horncastle free. The
charities are as follows : — In 1707 Richard Freeman left an
annuity or rent-charge of 10s. for the use of the poor ; in
1763 Hurton Barker left an annuity or rent-ciiyse of los. :
and in 1848 Mrs. Baker left ^^300 in the j^ per Cent.
I Reduced Bank Annuities for purchasing coals. The Manor
House is the property of the trustees of the late This.
Booth esq. ; it is pkasantly situated near the village. Thr
Grove is a commodious mansion, the seat of General Charle.*
Elmhirst c.B. The trustees of the late Thomas Booth esq.
Mr. Geor^ Grii&n, Mr. Robert Harrison and Capt. Trafford
are the principal landowners. The soil is light loam ; sub-
soil, white clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats.
The area is 1,074 acres ; rateable value, ;^3,i9i ; and th;
population in 1881 was 38a.
By the Act 44 Vic. c. xvii. the Fen Allotment was tra:u-
ferred to the new parish of Wildmoor.
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Fab THOBi>>, i mile, and MwDUt TsoBPl, { mile north,
tKbamlets.
Pariah Qerk, William Campling.
Letters through Homcastle, tiue nearest money order
k telegraph olllco. Wall Lsttsb Box cleared at 4. 15
p.m. week days only. Letters for Wildmore Fen arrive
throngh Oaningaby
Booth Mrs. Manor huase
Cook William, Middle Thorpe
Bmhirst Gen. Chaa. c.B. liie Grove
(iriffin Miss, The Hall, Middle Thorpe
Lann Henry, West Ashby boose
Maidena John
Sharpley Alfred, West Ashby lodge
Wattam Edird.The Hall,Middle Thorpe
Wide Rev. Jn. Mazvell, 11.A. Vicarage
OOMHKBCIAL.
BradleyMary(Mr8. ), farmer. Far Thorpe
Bradleyjohn, thrashing machine owner,
Far Thorpe
Brear Jane (Mrs.), dress maker
Brown Bichiard, blacksmith
Campling Moses, shopkeeper
Cook Sarah (Miss), dressmaker
Farbon William, bntcher k shopkeeper
FarmeryJn.frmr.& Indownr.FarThorpe
Fletcher Charles, farmer
GriHin George, farmer & landowner,
Grange, Far Thorpe
Harrison Robert, farmer k landowner
Langley Richard, batcher
Lettice Thomas, carpenter
Chnrch School, a smaH building erected in 1874 by sob-
(cription, at a cost of ;^300, for 100 children, with an
average attendance of 60; the school is supported by
pence, voluntary contributions Jc government grant ; Miss
Rebecca Wheatley, mistress
Xorth John, farmer
Nundy Betsy(Mr8.),Green Dragon p.h.
k brewer
Riint Alfred, blacksmith
Squires Geo. wheelwright
Storey Isaac, thatcher
StubbsChristopher.farmer & landowner
Walter&Hensmin,farmrB.MiddleThorp
Walter Robert, farmer, Vale house.
Middle Thorpe
Wattam Edward, farmer, The Hall,
Middle Thorpe
with numerous shields; at the Dissolution (1541-3) the
lands were granted to Edward, I»rd Clinton and Ursula,
his wife. Near to the village arc stone quarries. EdwarJ
Nathaniel Conant esq. of Lyndon hall, Oakham, is lord of
the manor. The landowners are E..N. Conant esq. the
Baroness Willoaghby de Eresby, Lord Aveland p.c. H. •
Smith esq. and snm? small owners. Tiie soil is loatn ; sab-
soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and oats and paitar-
The area of the parish is 3,934 acres; rateable value,
5,392 ; the pop'ilation in 18S1 was — of the parish, 432; of
the township, 342.
MiLLTUOBPB is a hamlet in this parish, a miles east from
Aslackby, with a population in 1881 of about 70.
Gb.\by is a hamlet, partly in the parish of Aslackby and
partly in the parish of Dowsby, one mile sou^-by-east from
ABLAXXBY (pronoanced Aizblby; is a parish, town-
>hip and 8calter«l village, in the Santhern division of the
coooty, parts of Kesteren, Aveland hundred, Bourn union
and omnty court district and rural deanery of Aveland, No.
a, Brchdetux)nry.and diocese of Lincoln, 2 miles south from
Falkingham, 3 north-west from Rippingale station, 7 north
from Buum and 104 from London by road, on the road from
Biinm to Sleaford. The chnrch of St. Jamas is a building
of stone, in the Early English and Perpendicular styles,
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled tower
at the west end ooutaining 4 bells and a clock : the nave has
a beD-eote at its eastern end and there are piscinoe and
lockers in each aisle. The register dates from the year 1558.
Tiie living is a rectory, gross yearly value about m8o
irith residence, in the gift of and held since 1 876 by the fi«v.
Jotui Smithson Barstow k.a. of Qaeen's College, Oxford.
There are Wesleyan and Baptist chapels here, the former [ Aslackby and one west from Dowsby, with a population in
was erected in 1863. Browmow's charity of £4 yearly is for | i88i of 20. The Aslackby part is called West Graby. Th;-
foel. Here formerly stood a castle, said to have been bnilt , land here is chiefly pasturage. Lord Aveland is lord of tli ■
by one of the Wakes ; traces of the earthwork defending it 1 manor.
on the western side still exist. Here are the remains of a | The Fen is about 3 to 5 miles, and the Decuy about 4
preceptory of ttie Knights Templars, now forming part of miles -o the eastward,
a hrm-house, occupied by Mr. William Fancnurt. Robert Parish Clerk, Thomas Housman.
deRycwasan early benefactor, in 1185, of the Templars Letter Box cleared at 5 p.m. L ttterj.by foat post throu^'i
settled in this place, but the preceptory was probably Falkingham, which is the nearest money order&telegrap'i
established rather later, in 1 194, and there was here, as at oHice
Temple Bruer, a round church, portions of which existed National School, Aslackby (mixed), built in 1850 k en-
till about 1800, and the only fragment now existing is a larged in 1874, for 90 children, with an average attendance
'mall square tower of two storeys with a machicolated and of 58 & supported by voluntary contributions ; Edward
embattled parapet pierced with crenelles and bearing on its Walter Cooper, master ; Mrs. Mary Cooper, mistress
exterior the arms of the Templars and of the famuy of de Cabribr to Boubn, Falkingham & Walcotp. — Cunning-
Rt'e. Tie lower room has a groined roof, c. 1320, enriched ton, passes through tuesday k thars^y
Barstow Rev. John Smithson, m.a. Fletcher William, agricultural imple- Michelson William, farmer, Millthori>c
ment manufacturer
Harris Phillip, farmer, Millthorpe
Hollingshead James, Robin Hood p.h '
Howitt John, shoeing k general smith
Hughes John, farmer, Millthorpe I
Isitt Edward, thrashing machine owner 1
Kirk Elijah, boot k shoe maker |
Lecey Thomas, Red Lion p.h I
opposite the old one. In 1638 Anthony Acham left a
[rector]. Rectory
Wells John
.\nnis John, mason
Barton George, farmer, Wast Graby
Bigley Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
OJUishawEdwd. carpentertcwheelwright
Pananrt Edward Henry, farmer
Fanooart WiUiam, farmer, Temple
A8TKBBT is a parish, in the Mid Division of the county,
parts of Lindsay, north division of Gartree wapentake, Hum-
castle anion, petty ses-tional division and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Linunin, 6^ miles north from Horncastle and
8 mnth-west from Louth. The chnrch of St. Peter is an
ancient stone structure, in the Early English style, with a
Invtower containing 3 bells: a church plate was presented
•730 1'y Mrs. Dymoke of Scrivelsby, ne\r Horncastle. The
"Agister dates from the year 1686. The living is a dis-
cuirged rectory, of the gross yearly value of /290 with
residence, in the gift of W. H. Southwell Trafford esq. and
held smoe i860, by the Rev. George Babb h.a. of St. John's
College, Cambridge.' Here are places of worship for Baptists
and Wesleyans. A new Wesleyan chapel was erected 1866,
Bibb Rev. George j.p., k.a. [rector]
comhbrclal.
•Isbton Thomas Mason, farmer, Asterby
firaekenborough wheelwright
ASWABST is a parish, with a station in the adjoining
parish of Scredington, on the Bourn and Sleafor.l branch of
the Great Northern railway, in the Southern division of the
roiuity, parts of KesteVen, Sleaford union, petty sessional
divisioo and eminto court district, Aswardhurn wapentake,
rnral deanery of Lafford, and archdeaconry and dioceso of
Lmooln, 5 muei south from Sleaford, 13 east frona Grantham
and 4 north from Falkingham. The church of St. Denis is
a bniMiog of stone in the Transitional, Deonratod and Per-
I Pilgrim Robert, farmer, Fen
I Ricliards Maria (Mrs.), grocer tc drajier
Smith Benjamin, farmer
Smith Ernest, farmer
I Steel John Henry, baker
, Wells Joseph, baker
White Stephen, boot maker
Bourne Ephraim, farmsr
Brown WUIiam, farmer
Grilfin Muses, farmer
Grundy Frederick, blacksmith
yearlv rent-charge of £x los. for the poor, which is distri-
buted in bread. W. H. Southwell Trafford esq. is lord of
the manor and principal landowner. The soil and subsoil
are sand and chalk. The crops are wheat, barley and
turnipe. The area is i,o7oacres; rateable valae,;^i, 112 ;the
popnlation in 1881 Avas 313.
Letters through Horncastle, the nearest telegraph office.
Scamblesby is the nearest money order office <
National k Endowed School, mixed, for the children oF this
parish k that of Gonlceby :. the school was rebuilt in
1865, at a cost of £34^ : it is supported by snbscription, a
Government grant, Jlc an endowment of /lo per annum,
left by Anthony Acham in 1638 ; it will hold 133 children;
average attencfance 85 ; Miss Selina Dix, mistress
Hatcliffe George, farmer
Leonard George, joiner
Pinning William, farmer
Richardson Henry, farmer
tory, north aisle, south porch and a western tower with
spire, containing 3 bells and a clock : the south doorway and
surrounding wall are the only portions of Transitional date
and these probably occupy their original site : the nave and
aisle are Decorated ; the tower and spire Perpendicular and
the chancel and south porch are modern : the staircase
leading to the roodloft still remains : the font, a Transi-
tional work, consists of a large cylinder, with four shafts
standing round it, on a square base : the church was
tnMmHt (tf lea, cooateting of cbancel, navv, with deres- restored about 1850 by Mr. Blore. The register dates from
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theyeaTi7i5. TheMnng'Uft s«Btor;fV yearly «(lae;fg85,| aUthe land ax(Xpt<thcg]«be. Bruks an mads here. -The
■ "• • soil is various, light loam in parts, and heavy clay ; subsoil,
principally limestone. The ehief emps are kinds M oenab
and. coots;.-; The area is i,9i& acne ; nateable value, £2,^4 ;
the popalation in i88t iraa 139,
besides 47 acres of glebe, in the gift of Sir Thomas
Whichoote bart. Carre's charity of £5 yearly is for
liiel. Aswarby Hall, the seat of Sir Tbonias Whichoste
bart. D.L. is a bandsame mansion, which- has been enlarged
and beautified, and stands in a vell-woodcd park : it was
anciently a seat of the Carres, from whom it passed to Sir
Francis, grandson of Sir Jeremy Whichcote, Solictor
General to the Elector Palatine, who was created a baronet
by Charles 11. at Brussels in 1660. In the park is a circular <
mound and on its-summit an oak treei several centuries oldi '
Sir Thomas Whichoote bart. is lord of the manor and owns!
Parish Clerk, John Hill. ,.
' Pan Officb, John Hill, sub-postmister
Letters arrive from Falkingkam by foot .post, at -.8 a.m.;
. dispatched at 4.30 p.m. Th« nearest mon^ order o0>c«
is at Osboumby k the telegri^h- office, Falkingham
WhiclicoteSirThos.bart.D.L. Aswarby hll , Mutter George Watson, steward to Sir
Hill John, blacksmith, & post office Thomas Whichcote, bart. s.l
Johnson John, farmer | Peel Thomas, farmer
Tomlinson George, farm bailiff to Sir
Thomas Whichoote, bart. o.l
Tyler Holdemess, stone mason
ASWASBBT is a parish and small village, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Hill hundred,
Spilsby union, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Hill, No. 2, archdeaconry and
Rev. Charles Trollope Swan LI..B. and held since 1882 by
the Bev. Thomas Pelham Dale ic.A. late fellow of Sidney
Sussex College, Cambridge, who resides at Sanstborpe. - Thr
Wesleyans have a chapel here. The Rev. Charles Trollopf
diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-west from Spilsby railway ' Swan li..b. of Christ's College, Cambridge, is lord of the
station. The church of St. Helen is a small building of 1 manor and sole landowner. "The soil is sand, loam and
stone, consisting of chancel and nave and a turret contain- [ clay ; subsoil, red loam and gravel. The chief crops are
tug I bfi\l : it was repaired and* decorated in 1884, at the cost wheat, bariey, turnips and potatoes. The area is 740 acres ;
of the patron, the Rev. C. T. Swan: ll.b. The register of , rateable value, /"i,!!/; the popalation in i88t was 58.
baptisms dates from the year 1760 ; roarrages, 17^ ; Parish Clerk, Charles Baxter. •
burials, 1759. The living is a discharged rectory, to which Letters through Spilsby by mail coach delivery 7 a.m.;
the rectory of Sansthorpe was annexed in 1883; tithe | collected 4.30 p.m.: the nearest money order ft telegraph
rent-charge (Aswarby) ^234, joint gross yearly value j office is at Spilsby
£soo, including 34 acres of glebe, in the gift of the 1 The children of this place go to the school at San.^horpe
Baxter Charles, farmer | Short William, farmer I Wilkinson Charles Thos. miller (water)
Gant Joseph, wheelwright | {
ATTBOTTSN (or Auboknk) is an extensive village, town-
ship and parish, mcluditig part of Haddimoton township, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Kcsteven, lower
division of Boothby Graffoe wapentake, Lincoln union and
county court district, rural deanery of Graffoe, archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles sonth-Trest from Lfneoln,
3 south-east from Thorpe-on-the-Hill and 3 from Hykeham
station on the Midland railway and 2^ west from Harmston
station on the Great Northern raihraj-, atnate on the river
Witham, and bounded on the east by the river Brant. The
church of St. Peter, erected in 1862-3, on a new site, at the
junction of the roads from Newark, Bassingham and Lincoln,
IS an edifice in the Early English style, from designs by Mr.
Hakewill, architect, of London, and consists of apsidal
chancel, nave, transepts and a tower on the east side of the
south transept, with octagonal broach spire co«-ered with
oak shingle, and containing 3 bells : ther height of the tower
and spire is 120 feet. The register dates frotrr the year 1749.
The living is a viparage, yearly value £-^50 with 20 acres of
glebe land, in the gift <rf' Ralph H. C. Nevileesq. of WcUin-
gore, and held since 1834 by the Rev. Francis Miles WiUan
M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan
chapel. B. H. C.Nevile esq.J.P. who is lord of the maniir,and
the trustees of the Ute B. H. Thorold esq. are the pHncipal
landowners. Tlie soil is loam and sand ; subsoil, clay and
gfrarel. The chief crops are -wheat, barley and oats. The
area of the parish is 2, 109 acres, and of the town?hip, 1,807
acres ; rateable value, ;^2,343 ; the population in 1881 of the
former was 249. of thelatter, 213. TTie part of Haddington
township in this parish contains an area of 266 acres : ra'r-
able value, j£i,38o ; and a population in 1881 of 36.
MARLBOBOtTQB - is a hamlet in this parish, one mile
south-east.
Letters by foot post from Lincoln. BaJss'ngham is the
nearest money order k telegraph ofilc?. Wall Lbttbb
Box cleared at 3.30 p.m. week days dniy
School, built in 1862, for 30 children ; average attendancy?,
19 ; supported by ■volnnlary contributions ; Miss Marr
Ann Weightman, mistress
Casbiers to LrNoOLN. — Dalten ft Slight, wed. & fri
Dowman Frances (Mrs.), baker
Heslem James, tailor
Hickson Gea saddler jSc harness maker
Howard Saiiison,' farmer
Lambe William, farmer
Longmate John, blacksmith
Norton John, farm bailitf to Mr. Henry
Seward
Reynolds Thomas k Richard, farmers
Stuart Joseph, shopkeeper
Weightmftn William, miller (wind)
Auboum,
Lambe William, .Auboum hall
Willin Rev. Francis Miles m.a. [vicar]
COMKfeRCIAL.
Bell William k Richard, farmers
Booth Thomas, joiner
Challans Thomas, farmer
Clarke Charles, fkrmer
Clarke William,farmer k Royal Oak f.h
Dalton Henry, carrier
AXriTSB'7 is a parish, i-: the Southern division of the
county,' parts of Kesteven, Aswardhum wapentake, Sleaford
union, petty sessional division and county court district,
rural deanery of Aswardhum-with-La£ford, ^nd archdea-
conry and ^ocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south-west from
Asn-arby staticm, 5 south-south-west from Sleaford and 9
east from Grantham. The church of St. Thomas a Becket
is a small stone edifice in the Transition, Norman, Early
English; Decorated and Perpendicular styles, but the greater
part, including the tower and spire, was taken down and
rebuilt in i86t, under the superintendence of Mr. W.
Thompson, 'architect, of Grantham,, at a cost of about
;^i,ooo : it now consists of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch
and an Early Decorated tower with spire, containing 3 bells :
it lias an ancient NonAan font, and several stained windows,
those in the south aisle retaining some of the most beautifiU
glass to be found in the district: the font consists of a
Cylinder of stone, surrounded by four short columns JWith
Todd fiev. iohn Dand k.a. [rector] 1 Bltmkley Ctiarlotte (Mrs.), farmer
COHXBBCIAI.. I Cox Joseph & George, wheelwrights
Abraham Hy. Tally Ho>.H. k farmer Fairchild George, farmer
AITTHORPB is atillage, parish, andstation on the Bsat
Linoohishire railway, in (he Northern division of the coujity,
pnltts. of Lindsey, Wold division of the hnodred.of Louth
fiskc,- Louth union and eonnty conrt district, coral deaneiy
of LoMh Eska and Ludbiirgh "So. 3, archdeaoenry of Stow
Haddington-
Brown William, farmer
Clarke John, wheelwright
Hunt Samuel, cowkeeper
Seward. Thomas, farmer
Taybr Thomea, shoe maker
Karlborough..
Allen William, farm bailiff to Mr.
Charles Sheldon
Applewhite George k Fredk. fi»rine^^
foliaged capitals, the whole being raised on a prujocliog
slab, supported by a high square base or pedestal; thr
columns of the arcades are also Normal). The register date.<
from the year 1:681. The living is a rectory, yearly value
;^25i with u acres of ^lebe, in the gift of joha Archer
Houblon esq. and held since 1883 by the Rev. John Dand
Todd ii.A..of Lincoln College, Oxford. John Archer Uoublim
esq. who is lord of the manor,' Sir Thomas Whichcote ban.
and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners are the principal land-
owners. The toil is light loam and clay ; saibsoil, limcstuQe.
The chief, crops, are cereals and roots. The area ia 1,18;
acres ; rateable value, ;£ 1,339 ; the population in 1881 wat'
138.
Parish Clerk, Samuel Scarborongh.
Letters through Sleaford, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph ofBce
Village School,- bnilt in i860, by J. A. Houblon esq. the lord
of the manor ; tOss Annie ^rdy, mistress
Marsh James, machine owner
Marsh Richard, farmer & grazier
and: diocese of liacolii, 13^ miles from. Lendon,.64 simth-
east from Louth and fif northiwest from Alford. The chnrvh
of St.. Margaret is a- small plain building with a turret and
1 bell': It was neboilt in the year 184S, at the exponse o{ the
patron and t^e then incamtaent : it has an old font and one
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(ir two good .iiiadoira.:.tiiere is .so habitable rectory home
attached to the benefice, the incombent residing in a house
near the chnrcfa, of which he is the owner : the chvirch has
been recently (1884) Te-roofed and improved, at a cost of
upwards of ;f 100, defrayed partly by the rector and. partly
by subacriptiQns : the chnrch plate bears date 1680. . The
register of Iwptisma, bnidala and marriages dates from the
year i5|8. llie living is a discharged rectory, gross yearly
value /330 inclading 5a acres of glebe, in the gift of
Knbert C. Vyner esq. and held since 1876 by the Bev. James
Fofter B.A. Dnrham. The Wesleyans have a place of wor-
ahip here, built 1869. The rector has /4, and the chnrch
C. Vyner esq. is lord of the manor and owoer of nearly all
th» land. The soil is clayey ; snbeoil,. clay. The chief crops
are wheat and beans. The area is 934 acres ; rateable value,
;^i,3S2 ; the population in 1881 was 159, but recently has
much decreased.
Parish Clerk, David T\vigg.
Lbttbb Box cleared at i p.m. Letters through Lonth, the
nearest money order & telegraph office
Dame School, Miss Elizabeth Twigg, mistress
The elder children attend the schools at Aby, Withem &
South Reston
poor {,\ los. yearly, left by Thomas Taylor in 1708. Robert ' Railway Station, Thomas Winfield, station master
Foster Rev. James B.A. The Vicarage
Heir;on Bklmund
Sharpley Abraham
Banks Thomas, batcher k, beer retailer
ATLESBV is a small village and parish, in the Northern
division of the county, Bradley Haverstoe wapentake, Cais-
tor union, Grimsby county court district, parts of Lindsey,
rural deanery o( Grimsby Ko. 3, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles weet^south- west from Grimsby
and 4 south-west from Great Coates railway station, on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway and 160 from
L)ndoa. llie chnrch of St. Lawrence is a building of stone
of the Earlv English, late Decorated and Perpendicular styles
and consists of chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled tower
Tith four pinnacles containing 3 bells and a south porch :
the nave and aisles were re-roofed and the tower repaired in
1S57, nnder the direction of Messrs. Maughan and Fowler, at
aco^t of ;^430, raised by subscription from the principal par-
ishioners : below the west window of the north aisle is the
eSigy la stone of a lady of the fourteenth century. The
Sharpe William, sbupkee;^r
Turner George Byron, bnck manufactr
Twigg Charles ft William, farmers
Blanchard Henry, farmer, Glebe Farm
Ingram Joseph, Eldin, farmer
Kirman Jn. Hewson, farmer. Hall Farm
Robinson Spencer, farmer. The Grange
register dates from the year 1561. The living is a vicarage,
gross yearly value £,Ti with 35 acres of glebe, in the gift of
Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake esq. but pro hac vice, the Crown
and held since 1883 by the Rev. George William Jnlius
Jacoby, who is also curate of and resides at Laceby. Thomas
Tyrwhitt Drake esq, of Shardeloes, Bucks, is lord of the
manor and sole landowner. The soil is strong loam ; sub-
soil, clay on low lands,.on the wolds chalk. The chief crops
are whc«t, barley and oats. The area is 2,1 10 acres ; rate-
able valne, £3,^10 ; the population in 1881 was 131.
Parish Clerk, John, Horton.
LxTTEB Box cleared at 4
Letters are received through Great Grimsby. The nearest
money order & telegraph office is at Laceby
The children of this place attend Laceby National school
Dark Jnhn, tanner
I McAulay Samuel, farmer
BAO ENDEBBT, see Ekdebby.
{ Walker Robert, farmer, Aylesby Manor
BABSKEY with 80TTTHBET (or SOUIH-BO'^ and BABBNET DAISIES.
B.MiDSiT is a paridi, large village and station on the Great I who murdered nearly all the monks : after remaining in
Northern railwi^-, in the Mid division of the coimty, parts of ' ruins soo years, it was rebuilt in the.reign of William the
Lindsey, Western division of the wapentake of Wraggoe, ! Conqueror, by Bishop Remigins and Gilbert do Gaunt, Earl
Lincoln union and county coart district, rural deanery of
Wragfoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
siuute on the east bank of the river Witham, 129 miles
frnn London, 6 south from Wragby, 10 east-by-sooth from
Lincoln and 10 west from HomcastJe. The Great Northern
railway has stations at Bardney and Southrey; at the
former is the junction of the Lonth and Lincoln line. The
church of St. Lawrence is a large building of brick and
»''>ne of the Perpendicuiar period, dating probably from
aUmt 1430, with some fragments of Norman work, consist-
in; of chancel, nave, aisles and a square embattled western
t'>«er containing 4 bells : the chancel was restored in 1873
at the cost of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : the ancient
altar slab, bearing seven crosses, has been raised from its
previous position m the floor and now occupies its original
pUce, supported on an oaken frame ; it was brought from
the old abbey, the ruins of which are near : there is some
(rborch pbte of the date 1569: the rest of the chnrch was
reitured in 1878, at a cost of about £a,tpo, when the west
enl of the north aisle was fonned into a baptistery. The
re^ster dates from the year 1653. The living is a discharged
ricarage, net yearly value ;f 150, in the gift of the Bishop of
of Lincoln, who endowed it with tithes of all his estates:
the building stood upon 6 acres of land, in a moated en-
closure containing 25 acres ; the abbots were styled lords of
Lindsey and sat as Peers in Parliament : their possessions
received the last charter of royal coniirraation aoth of Henry
VIL ; and it is conjectured that it possessed 20,000 acres of
land, advowsnns and pensions from churches and an annnaL
income of the present valne of ;f:6,ooo: the revenue was
valued at ^429 7s. and after the Dissolution the site was
granted to Sir Robert T^rrwhitt: the moated site is all that
IS now left to mark the site of this great monastic house.
The Earl of Harrowbj- is lord of the manor. The principal
landowners are Robert Charles de Grey Vyner esq. trustees
of the late Phillip Gibbons esq. and'WiUiam Henry Donville
esq. and Alfred Hutton esq. The soil is various ; subsoil,
clay, sand and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and oats. The area is 5,343 acres ; rateable value, £\ofiii ;
the population in 1881 was 1.393.
Snakbholhe and B.ibi>mey D^iriss are hamlets, 3
miles north.
SonTHKBY is a hamlet and station on the Great Northern
railwoy, 2^ miles south-east frotn Bardney, at which the
Lincoln and held since 1873 by the Rev. William Vtako school is licensed for church service.
Turner x.A. of Magdalene Collie, Cambridge. There are
tliree Wesleyan chapels, two at I»rdney and one at Southr^.
The principal charities consist of a Free school for the poor
children of Bardne}-, Southrey, Tupholme and Booknall,
founded iti 1711 by Thoinaa Hitching, who devised landed
ffiperty which produces /ajo yearly to support the school
and also to relieve poor widows and apprentice poor children
"f Snithrm- ; ^30 beiiig allotted as an annual income to the
whools, £2 tot the relief of widows and the remainder for
apprenticeships. The charity is managed by 12 trustees.
Tiie Rev. William Vlako Turner jr.*. is clerk to the trustees;
Peter Handcock's Hospital was founded by him in 171a for
i*ren men and seven women of Bardney and endowed with
.> Weekly payment of is. coals, and once in two yearsi
clothing: the vicar of Bardney is chaplain, whose stipend,
/lo, is chargeable on the Manor farm. Knowle's charity of
Z>8 yeariy, left in 1603 by Joseph and John Knowie, of
WiUonghl^, is for bread and clothing. . The mitred
Benedidtine Abbey of SS. Paul, Peter and Oswald at
C trdney, was founded at an - early but unascertained
I<eriod and hither, after the fatal battle of Masserfield,
Aiignst 5. 64a, ' the ranaios of Oswald, the young king
"f Xnrthumbria, were brought by his niece Ostryth,
queen of Etheldrcd; King of 'Mercia, who in 70^, resigned his
cfowntobecome'abbotof Bbfflney : in an adjoining meadow,
kn»wn as King's HHI C3ose,.is.a barrow, said to mark his
Imrial place ; ' the abbey was, in 870, destroyed by the Danes,
Post, Money Ordbr & Tblbokap« Office ft Savings
Bank. — John Cockett, receiver. -Letters arrive from Lin-
coln at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.20 p.m
Post Office, Southrey.— John George Turner,, receiver.
Letters from Lincoln at 7 a.m. ; dispatched 6.42 p.m
Bardney Sanitary Authority, John Robert Hird, clerk
Peter Handcock's Hospital, Rev. William Vlako Tamer m.a.
chairman
Assessors & Collectors of Income Tat; John Robert Hird ft
William Duckering
Commissioners to Drain the Fen'' Lands in Bardney,
Southrey, Tupholme, Bucknall) Hdrsington, Sbixwould,
Ediington ft Thimble^y, meet at the Angel inn ; - William
Henry Holdich, clerk ; John Robert Hinlf receiver
Schools ^—
Free Grammar, erected in 1845, for 120 children ; averasfe
attendance, 90 ; Wm.H.Cranham.iiiast. ; Mies 'Riggi,mist
National (mixed), Southrey, to hold- 50; iiverag» attend-
ance, 35 ; Miss Riley, mistress
Wesleyan, erected 1856, for 214 childfen ; average attend-
ance, 140; John Thomas Jackson, master; Miss Fleet-
wood, mistress
Railway Stations— Bardnqr, John Pnbtei-;^tatiDa''ma*(er ;
Sonthrey, William Strudwiok, station mWter
CARltiER, — Robert DawSon, to Lincoln, fri '
Water Cowveyanci. — John Knott's packet to- Lincoln,
' fMday, returning same day
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288 BARD KEY.
Bardney.
Allen William, Hamilton B.A., 3f.B
Booth Mrs
Crowder Thomas, Cbesnut hoose
Gibbons Mrs. Carlton house
Howard Samson, Whitehall
Harrison Henry
Knowles Mrs
Lowe Mrs
Bundle Robert Tcrrill [Wesleyan]
Sharpe John, Bardney manor
Turner Rev. Wm. Vlako m.a. Vicarage
COMUERCIAI..
Aisthorpe Andrew, fishmonger
Allen William Hamilton n.A., x.b,,
r.K.c.s.i., L.)f. surgeon & physician,
& medical oflicer k public vaccinator
for No. 6 district, Lincoln union
Andrew William, farmer
Applewhite Thomas Thornton, Nag's
Head p.h
Hardney Gas Works (J. R. Hird, clerh)
Bennc worth Chas.Wm.frmr.Thickthom
liiackbum David, watch k clock maker
Blades Thos. horse-breaker k salesman
Blanchards Joseph Dixim, surveyor
lirackcnburj- Ehjuh, chemist, druggist,
grocer k tea dealer ^
Brackenbury John, farmer
ilrumpton George, boot Si shoe make **
('hamberlin Robert, farmer
Clipsbam Samuel (exors. of), brick k
tile makers
Clipsham Wm. Clay, plumber ft glazier
C^kett John, grocer k draper, & agent
for W. k A. Gilbey, wine k spirit
merchant^ & post ottice
Cook James, snddler k harness maker
Cordcy John, tailor
(.'roston George, former
Crowder Henry Herbert, fanner
Curtis Charles, blacksmith
Dauby James, sluie in.iker
Dauby Jspli. Anderson, market gardener
Darnell William, farmer
Daws in John, butcher
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Day Henry, shopkeeper
Dean & Dawson, wheelwrights
Dove Sarah (Mrs. ), plumlwr, glazier k
painter
Duckett Wm. saddle k harness maker
Easton Richard George, Railway hotel
k posting house
Edmin John, boot k shoe maker
Edman William, baker
Ellis William, blacksmith
Gibbons Richard, tailor
Hall George, brick & tile maker
Hall William Oldrid, tailor
Harrison Joseph Fowler,grocer, draper,
k butcher
Harrison William, wheelwright
Hunter Hugh, boot k shoe maker
Hunter Lucy Ann (Miss), dress maker
Hird John Robert, grocer k baker,
collector of highway rates, Bardney,
Stixwould&c. drainage rates,&income
tax, assistant overseer & clerk to the
Bardney Gas Co. k to Bardney Sani-
tary Authority
Jackson John, butcher
Jackson Leonard, builder
Johnson Tliom<ts, coal dealer
Knott Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer
Knott Thomas, butcher
Knowles Joseph Smith, joiner
Leach Charles, farrier k farmer
Lill William, farmer
Lintin John, carpenter
Lyon John, farmer, Youngw.xxl
Maddison John, Black Horse p.h
Mowbray Jesse, farmer, Abbey farm
Muxlow Henry, boot maker
Nelson Edward, hay k straw dealer
Nelson Thomas Sumners, shopkeeper
Reeton Mark, farm bailiiif to Mr. Harry
Monk Foster
Richardson .Sarah (Mrs.), Angel p.h
Shiirpe John, seed grower, merchant k
land agent, Bardney manor
Smith Richard, buflder, contractor,
stone masou k dealer in building
materials
[kelly's
Sleight Thomas, smith k farrier
Smithson Albert, farmer, Lowlields
Todd Cornelius, shopkeeper
Todd Jesse, butcher
Todd Richard, farmer, Scotgrare house
Todd Thomas, grocer & butcher
Todd William, timber merchant
Townhill £dwd.shopkeeper &corn deair
Turner Wm. corn merchant k fanner
Varlow k Blanjhards, miliars (wind ft
steam)
Varlow William, grocer k draper
West John, thre^ing machine ownfr
Willey William, shoe maker
Southrey.
Tinley George White, The Pofdars
COMMBBCIAl.
Blakey John, farmer
East Thos. farmer k carrier by water
Ellis John Goodyear, farmer
Pask John, drill owner
Pickwell Charles, haulier
Puttergal Joseph, farmer
Quincey John, beer retailer
Smithsons Thomas, farmer
Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper
Taylor William, cowkeeper
Tinley Geo. White, farmer. The Poplars
Turner John George, baker, gmcw k
• draper, k post office
Turner Richard, carpenter
Willey John, boot k shoe maker
Wrigbton Wm. Banks, Greyh lun'l I'.ii.
k farmer
Bardney Dairies.
Chambers Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Drury William,_ farm bailiff to William
Francis Wells Cole esq. Moores place
Green Jabez, fanner. Tile Hunw Beck
Hall Alfred, fanii bailiff to Frederick
HaUesq
Hand Bryan Smith, fanu manager
Lake Thomas Henry Moore, farmer,
Bardney lodge
Lamb George, farmer
BASHOIiM is a parish and small well-built village, in prayer desk and stalls introduced, all being of oak The
the Southern division of the county, union and ci>unty court register dates from the year 1736. The living is a vicarage,
district of Stamford, Ness wapentake, parts of Kesteven, with that of Stow, near Market Deeping, annexed, tithe
rural deanery of Ness, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, rent-charge ^^45, joint ne.t yearly value ;^i6s, including 70
one mile and a half north from the Talliugton station, 5 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the governors i>f
miles north-east from Stamford and 4 north-west from Oakham and Uppingham schools, and held since 1876 by the
Market Deeping. The church of St. Martin is a small and Rev. George Palmer Lane h.a. of St. John's College,
very ancient structure, in the Norman and Transition Cambridge. Lord Kesteven j.p. is lord of the manor, aiiJ
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle and a western with the governors of Oakham and Uppingham schools, the
"is loam ;
t4iwer, containing 3 bells : the tower is of a later period than
the other portion of the church, and bears dato 1648 : at
the top of the exterior wall is the following curious inscription:
" Was ever such a thing since the creation '/
A new 8tee]de built in the time of vexation. "
The s;>Dth doorway is Norman : the south side of the chancel
retains a piscina and sedilia : the church was completely re-
stored in 1857, under the superintendence of Mr. Edward
Browning, architect, of Stamford, when the whole building
was new roofed, the interior reseated and new pulpit,
flharity Mrs. John Cliff Robert, grazier
Lane Rev. Geo. Palmer k.a.
Ciiarity William, farmer
[vicar]
' Drury Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer
I Gray John, Five Horse Shoes p.h
principal landowners. The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel.
The cuief crops are barley and wheat. The area is 1,330
acres; rateable value, ;f 1,814 los. ; the population in 1881
was 179.
Letters through Stamford. Wali Box cleared 5.10 p.m. ;
Sundays, 11 a.m. Stamford k Market Deeping are the
nearest money order oHices ; the telegraph ottice is at Tal-
lington G.N.R. station
The children of this place go to the school at Greatford
Otter William, farmer, Barholm lodge
Parkinson Arden, farmer
' Staplee Henr}', fanner, Manor Iiuum?
BABKSTOIT-LXi-'WILLO'VlirS isa parish and sta-
tion on the Great Northern railway,in the Southern division
of the county, parts of Kesteven, Winnibriggs wapentake,
Newark union, Spittlegate petty sessional division, Gnint-
liam comity court district,rural deanerj' of North Grantham,
Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, no miles from London
and 4 north-by-east from Grantham. The church of St.
Nicholas, restored in 1S65, at a cost of ;£8oo, is an elegant
structure in the twelfth century Early English and later
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, porch and a
tower with pinnacles and graceful crocketed spire, aintain-
ing a clock and 3 beUs, the south arcade consists of three
arches: the chapel retains a piscina and has a richly-
worked parapet with pinnacles ; it was built in the Ufteenth
«-eiitury, butlJie aisle was rebuilt in the fourteenth century:
the porch is Perpendicular, and above the arch is a rude
invocatory inicnption in Latin, on behalf of Thomas Facy, a
member of a family by whom the manor was held, temp.
Henry VL : near the north doorway are two sepulchral
slabs of a priest and a civilian, with figures of a censing
ungel on each side : the east window is a memorial to the
Rev. E. Willes, a former curate. The register dates frnm
the year 1561. The living is a rectory, yearly value it6io
with residenoe,in the gift of Sir John Henry Thorold bart.and
held since 1850, by the Rev. Richard Reade m.a. of Caius
College, Cambridge, non-resident. The Rev. Edward Mans-
field ClemenU b.a. vicar of Syston, is curate-in-charge, and
resides at the rectory. There is a small endowment for the
instruction of poor children ; also six bedehouses fur jukpt
persons, with an endowment of £a3 per annum ; also ^iS
yearly, derived from poor's land, distributed in cual anJ
flour. John Archer Houblon esq. J. P. is lord of the manor.
Sir John Henry Thorold bart. d.l., j.p. of Syston park, i«
principal landowner ; there are also smaller owners. The
soil is a light sand ; subsoil, limestone. The chief cr<>iie are
wheat, barley, turnips and seeds. The area is 3,083 *ct^ :
rateable value, ;f4,433 ; the population in 1881 was 499.
Post Ofpick. — William Miller, receiver. Letters from
Grantham arrive^t 7 a.m. k are dispatched at 6 p.m.;
on Sundays arrive atS.30 a.m.; dispatohed at 5 p.m. The
nearest money order office & telegraph office isat Grantham
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National School, erected by subFcriptioii in 1875, '^ '' '^'^ "^
;f5oa, to h}ld about 90 children, & has an arcrage attend-
«nce of 43 ; Jolin Whincup, master
Ckments Rev. Edirard Mansfield B.A.
[curate in charge & vicar of Syston],
The Rectory
Holmes William
COUKSBCIAL.
Bamptnn Thomas, batcher & carrier
fibck Thimas, oal merchant
Brett Tliomas, blacksmith
Carter Ann (Mrs.), idiopkceper
CrojJey William, farmer
Francis Thomas, fanner
Hamilton Richard, market gardener
Hamilton William, market gardener
Honter Orasley, farmer, Burkstone ho
Jarman Thomas, fanner
JohnsonSarah(Mra. ),Stag P.H.& farmer
Kennewell John, tailor
Lane Miles, farmer
Marham Edward, shoe maker
Miller WilUam, shoe maker k post office
Morley John, butcher
Railway Station, William Henry Day, station master
Cadriebs to Grantham.— John Wadkin & Thomas Bamp-
ton, daily
Morley William, shopkeeper & farmer
Nixon William, shopkeeper
Parr William, wheelwright
Patrick William, carpenter
Robinson Isaac, beer retailer
Stanhope John k Henry, farmers
Stanhope John, jun. shopkeeper
Thompson Thomas, carpenter
Ward John Robert, teacher of music k
pianoforte tuner
EAST BAKKWITHis a parish and village and sti- of Trinity C )Uege, Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan chapel.
tion oa th5 Linoln and Louth branch of the Qreat Northern Here are the large nursery grounds and manure works of Mr.
railiriiy, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, I Alfred Duckering. When the parish was enclosed 12 acres
Eastern division of the wapentake of Wraggoe, Horncastle | of land were set apart for the purpose of keeping the church
anion, Wragby petty sessional division. Market Rason i in repair, and i acre i rood for repairing the road. Edward
county court district, rural deanery of Wraggoe, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north-east
from Wragby, 12 north-west from Horncastle, situated on
Heneage es :. is lord of the manor. Christopher Turner esq.
D.L., j.p. of Stoke R)chford, near Qrantham, is principal
lan^wner. The soil is clay and sandy loam ; subsoil, blue
the road from Wragby to Louth. The church of St. Mary clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats' and barley. The area
the Virgin is a building chiefly in the Perpendicular style, lis 993 acres; rateable value, ;fi,s8s; "le population in
mi consists of chancel, nave, aisles and a massive embattled 1 1881 was 339.
west tower containing 3 bells : the nave and south aisle were
rebailt, the church completely restored and reseated and a
north aisle added in 1868-9, under the direction of Messrs.
Atkinson, of York, and the chancel restored from designs by
Mr. R. J. Withers of London ; the east and west windows
are stained, the former being a memorial ; and there is a
reredoe of stone, enriched with mosaics. The register dates
from the }-ear 1693. The living is a discharged rectory,
yearly valne ;^33o; including 215 acres of glebe, with resi-
dence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and
held since 1871 by the Rev. Honry Clarke Monkhouse m.a.
Armstrong Benjamin, Erin cottage
Duckering Alfred, The VUla
Macricar John Young, Barkwith house
Monkhonse Rev. Henry Clarke v.A.
[rector]
COHUEHCIAL.
Armstrong Ben], physician k surgeon
Brackenbnry John, grocer k draper
Bradley Edwin, smith k farrier
Bnimby William, Cross Roads inn
Clark William, batcher
Dobson Henry, coal merchant
Duckering Alfred, nurseryman, seeds-
man k florist, skin dealer k chemical
manare manufacturer k bone
crasher, EastBarkwith manure works
Duckering Philip, market gardener
Garrett William, bricklayer
Post Office. — George Penrose, receiver. Letters arrive
from Wragby at 8.43 a.m.; dispatched at 4 p.m. Hain-
ton is the nearest money order office ; the telegraph office
is at Wragby
Church School, for this k the adjoining perishes of West
Barkwith k East Torrington, supported by subscription ;
W. L. F. Jones, master; Mrs. Jones, mistress
Railway Station, George Prentice, station mbster
Cabbibb. — Overton's cart, to k from Lincoln, friday;
to Horncastle, Saturday ; Market Rasen, tuesday
Park George, farmer
Pickering James, taibr
Richardson John, farmer
Richardson Matthew, farmer
Ringrose Jesse, saddler
Sewell Joseph, shoe maker
Skipworth Henry, farmer
I Macvicar John Young, land agent to Stephenson William, market gardener
I Christopher Turnor esq 1 Thompson Thomas, farmer k woodman
I Overton Jn. shopkpr.camer k beer retlr Webster Benjamin, horse breaker
Penrose Geo. & Son, drapers k grocers, : Winter Richard, shoe maker
I k post office I
WEST BASKWITH is a parish, in the Mid division 1 register dates from the year 1684. The living is a rectory,
of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of Wraggoe I yearly value ^^300 with residence, in the gift of and held
wapentake, Horncastle union, Wragby petty sessional di- 1 since 1882 by the Rev. John Leigh Smcathman Hatton B.A.
™»n. Market Rasen county court district, Wrawoe rural ' of Worcester College, Oxford. The Tichbome family are
deanery, archdeaconry of Stow and diooesa of Lmcoln, i j lords of the manor and with the Rev. J. Leigh S. Hatton are
mile south-west from East Barkwith station on the Lincoln I the principal landowners. The soil is clay and sandy loam ;
and Louth branch of the Great Northern railway, a miles | subsoil, blue clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats and
north-east from Wragby, 13 north-east from Lincoln and 13 ' barley. The area is 500 acres ; rateable value, xf996 ; and
■uath west from Louth, on the road from the former to the I the population in 1881 was 119.
latter. The church of All Saints is a stone building and ' t. t j
consists of chancel, nave and massive square tower con- LBrrHB Box cleared at 5.5 p.m. ; Sundays, 3 p.m. I.etters
taining 2 beUs : it was completely restored by subscription *>y foot-post through Wragby, which is the nearest money
in 1870, and a vestry added : it is seated with open benches, j o™" <>*<» = *°e telegraph office is at Wragby post oBice
and was considerably altered and improved in 1883. The ' Children attend the school at East Barkwith
Hatton Rev. John Leigh Smeathman
B.A. [rector]
COIOfBBCIAI.
Ashton George, cowkeeper
Clipaham Joseph k Richard, farmers
BASLZV08 is a parish and pleasant village on the
langworth river, in tlie Mid division of the county, parts of
Undsey, I^wres wapentake, Lincoln imion and county
court district, Lawres rural deanery. Stow archdeaconry
and Lincoln diocese, 6 mUes east-north-east from Lincoln
and 3 south-east from Langworth railway station, on the
Wrag;by road. The church of St. Edward is a small building
'•f stxie, in the Norman and Early English styles, consisting
"i chancel, with vestry, nave and a bell-turret on the
wettem gable, constructed out of old materials of Early
English character, and containing i bell : the church was
rebuilt in the early part of the present century in part with
the materials of the previous strncture, but the whole of
this work, with the exception of the western portion of the
mve, was taken down and rebuilt in 1876, a vestry added
sod the interior refitted, including a panelled oak pulpit and
eigle lectern. The register dates from the year i6a6 ; but
noinarriagcs took place between 1775 and 1831. The living
us vicarage, net yearly value about £&$, in the alternate
gift of Christopher Tamor esq. and Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake
-esq. sod held since 1851 by the Rev. Richard Stanley H.a.
Cottingham Elizabeth (Mrs,), farmer
Epton Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Fountain Joseph, cowkeeper
Frearson Tom, farmer. Manor farm
Gregson John, drill owner
Pickwell Mark, farmer
Pickwell Mark, jun. farmer
Pickwell Robert, farmer, Glebe farm
Robinson John, wood dealer k farmer
Staples John, market gardener
Watson Philip, jun. wneelwright
'of Brasenoee College, Oxford. Here are the remains of
Kirlings Abbey. Christopher Turnor esq. d.l., j.p. of Stoke
Rocliford, who is lord of the manor, Thomas Tyrwhitt
Drake esq. (who owns the Abbey land), and Mrs. Oatos
are the principal landowners. The soil varies from light-
sandy gravel to strong clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and oats. The area is £1,637 acres ; rateable value,
;fa,70i ; the population in 1881 was 469.
Langwobtk is a township in Barlings, 2 miles north- westj
where is a station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln-
shire railway.
Parish Clerk, William Wright.
Post Office. — William Holland, snb-postroaster. liettera
from Lincoln arrive at 9 a.m. : dispatched a| j.40 p,m-
The nearest money order office is at SoQthprne. Tfle^
graphic messages can be transmitted between Langrworth
railway station k Lincoln
Railway Station, Langworth, George Rooley, station maate^
Cabbies.— B. Knight, to Lincoln, on (ri. only
The children attend the school at Stainton-by-LanfworMi
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Barlings.
Stanlejr Bar. Richard h.a. [vicar]
Blades Joseph, farmer
Davison Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Ghest John, farmer
Ornndy Mary (Mrs.), Crown P.B
Johnson John, farmer
Enapp Oina (Mrs.), farmer
IJNCOLNdHIBE.
Tkellt's
Deane Samnel m.d '
Holland William Miner
COMMIIKCIAI,.
Brader Edward, wheelwright
Brader Betay (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Coupe Astin, surgeon
Deane Sunuel. v.D. snreeon
Foster Ann (Mr*.), coal merchant
Gosling Henry, wheelwright
Grebby Henry, bricklayer
Hunt Samuel, shoe msker
JoUy Joseph Henry, saddler .
Langrworth.
Coupe Astin
BABITBTBT-LE-WOIiD is a village and parish, and
railway station in the Northern division of the county,
parts of Lindaey, south division of Yarborough wapentake,
Brigg union, petty sessional division and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, arohdoscoory of
Stow, Lincoln diocese. Barnetby station is a junction on
the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway ; lines
{mm Donoister, Lincoln, Gainsborough and Grimsby meet
here : it 'i* 3i miles east from Brigg and is| west from
Grimsby, "nie church nf St. Mary, situated on an eminence,
is in. the Early Ehiglish stylo and comprises chancel, nave
and low square tower and 3 bells : the south wall and other
portions are Saxon and the church contains a curious and
ancient leaden font, of the Norman period, i foot 7f inches
in height and'a ftet wide, and adorned externally with three
bands of arabesque-like scroll work, cast in relief. The re-
gister dates from the year 1753. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value ;f 307 with residence, in the gift of the Bislu>p
of Lincoln, and held since 1857 by the Rev. Bdijamin
Street B.A. of Trinity Colloga, Dublin. Here are Wesleyan,
Primitive and Free Metho£st chapels. Michael Emerson's
charity consists of 10 acres of land in North Kelsey, which
prodnce annually the sum of £1$, for apprenticing poor
boys ; it is seldom required for that purpose, and if not it is
given to the National school. There is here a lodge of the
ancient order of Druids in a flourishing state. Everatt and
Abraham Everatt, Manor home
Mitchell Captain John
Street Bev. Benjamin b.a. [vicar]
cnmuaciAL.
Abey John, smith & carpenter
Abraham Everatt, farmer
Blanchard Charles, tailor
Braithwaite Frederick, Railway inn
Bulleyment Ambrose, licensed hawker
Burdass Jsph. grocer, drapr. k coal mer
Catley John, sht^keeper
BARNOLOBT-LS-BECX ii a viHage and parish, in
the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
wapentake of Bradley Haverstoe, Caistor union, Grimsby
' county court district, rural deanery of Grimsby No. a, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north-west
from Holton station and 5 soath-south-west from Grims-
by. The church of St. Helen is a plain building of stone, in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and
an embattled tower, with four pinnacles and containing 3
• bells. The register dates from the year 1572. The living
is a rectory, gross yearly valne, from aaj acres of glebe,
;£34o with residence, in the gift of the Lord Qian^lor,
and held since 186 1 by the Rev. Morgan George Watkins
M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, rural dean of Grimsby
(No. 2 division), diocesan inspector of schools for the Grims-
by deaneries, and snrrogate. There is a Wesleyan chapel,
built in 1832 ; and a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in
1839. The parish hss the benefit of tiaceby school, and
also sends two inmates to Ashby almshouses ; there is a
Jobb Robert, i>lacfksmith
Knight Benjamin, carrier
Mamws George, tailor
Nash Mrs. brick k t3e maker
Paulger John, George inn
Fickworth Daniel, shopkeeper
Scnffam William, shoe maker
Smith John, beer retailer
Wait John, beer retailer
Wateon — , saddler
White Joseph, shopkeeper
Wilcox Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
William Abraham esqrs. who are lords of the manor, and
Wm. Parkinson Neale esq. and the Earl of Yarborough d.l,
J. p. are princijnl landowners. The soil is limestone and
sand ; subsoil. marL The chief crops are wheat, turnips
and barley. 'Hie area is 2,630 acres'; jvteable value, £7,iK;
the population in 1881 was 849, which included 97 in the
hanuet of New Barnetby, now attached ecclesiastically to
Melton Ross.
Parish Clerk, William White.
Post k Moxky Obdhk Office & Savings Bank.— Rail-
way sub-office. (Letters should have B.S.O. Lincobishire
added). — Daniel Ksher, postmaster. Letters arrive at
8.10 a.m. k dispatched at 4.45 p.m. ; box closes at 4.20
Em. The telegraph office is at this railway statioa.
BTTKB Box at the railway station is cleared at 4.20 p.m
A National School, with a residence attached for the mastn,
was erected in 1862, at a cost of ;f 1,000, for 200 children,
k has an avera^ attendance of 120 ; it is endowol viib
'£^0 yearly, given by John West esq. of Milton Rnss,
arising from about 3 acres of freehold land & farm yrf-
miaes, on the glebe farm ; Atkinson Skinner, master
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Jonctioa
Station, Jamas Robinson, station master
Cabbibbs to : —
Bbioo— Samuel Crow, thufs. ' Black Bull '
Huii — Samuel Crow, fri
Caudwell George, farmer : Michael'John William, miller (nincl)
Cnthbert Edwin, butcher | Parrott Robert, farmer
Davy Edward, grocer k draper i Robinson Charles, coal k salt merchant
Fisher Danl. grocer, draper, k post office Smissons Jsph. Railway commercial ino
Gibbons Edward, farmer ' Thompaon Moses, boot k shoe maker
Good George, boot k shoe maker ! Thorpe John, grocer
Havercroft Ann (Mrs,), shopkeeper Truswell Brewerj- Co. Limited, inalt-
Havercroft Henry, blacksmith | sters (Joseph Rogers, manage;)
Johnson Thomas, farmer. New Barnetby 1 Watte Henry, saddler
Kirby George, farmer West John, blacksmith
Kitchen George, farmer White Ann (Mrs.), grocer & drafier
Long John, tailor I Wray John, miller (steam k wind)
charity of 20s. a year for the poor. In 1862 a granlie
obelisk was erected in the village, opposite the ehurcbpnl,
by the members of the hunt, at a cost of j^iio, m the
memory of William Smith, huntsman to the Earl of
Yarborough, on the spot where he fell from his horse, ipr.l
ixth, 1845, from the effects of which he expired oik the i6tb
of the same month. Luke Herman esq. and Charles Maiiby
Nainby esq. j.p. who is lord of the manor, are the princi[ul
landowners. The soil is strong clay ; subsoil, clay. Tite
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The .irea is
1460 acres ; rateable value, iC2,i93 ; the population in i£Si
was 212.
Parish Clerk, William Ellis.
Letters through Great Grimsby. The nearest money "rder
& telegraph office is at Laoebv. Lbttbb Box is clearel
at 4.50 p.m. on week days oiuy
The children of this place attend the National schiol 1'.
Laceby
Cabbies. — Alexander Traves, to Grimsby, on tues. t fri
Borman Luke, Manor house
Hewson Richard
Josse HervS Henry Andr^ j.p
Nainby Charles Msnby i.r
Nainby Richard John
Tout Edward
Watkins Bev. Morgan Geo.>t.A. [rector] Nainby Richard John, farmer
Haxby Samnel Henry, farmer
Hewson Cornelius k Thomas, farmers
Hewson Thomas, rate collector
Hewson Wm. shopkeeper & draper
Nainby Charles Manby, farmer
BABBOW-Oir-HUBCBEK is a parish and large well-
built village, in the Northern dirision of the county, parts of
Lindsey, North division of Yarborough wapentake, Glaaford
Brigg union, Barton-upon-Humber petty sessional division
and county court district, rural deanery of Yarborough No.
I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 2^ miles
east from Jiarton^ south-west from New Holland station,
5 south-south-west from Hull and 2 south from the Humber.
There is a station, called Barrow Haven, on the Barton
branch of the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire rail-
way, and there is a ferry across the Humber to Hull. The
church of the Holy Trinity is an ancient edifice nf stone, in the
Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave, aisles, organ chamber and an embattled
western tower, containing 6 bells, which have been re-hung,
I Parker Wm. carpenter k wheelwriglit
I Stephenson Allen, blacksmith
I Traves Alexander, Ship inn, k carrier
; White William, shopkeeper
I
at a cost of jf ;30 : a triple lancet stained window \r.-t3 ad'itl
in 1856) : the restoration of the chancel was in part carri*!
out in the years 1841 and 1856, and again in the year iSm.
when both aisles were new roofel an J reseated, the n"rh
aisle being rebuilt, the nave refitted, the chancel arch n^
newed, a porch erected and other works carried oat,at a ci'st
of /i,40o,' under the direction of Messrs. Kirk and Parr.v.
of Sleaford : there are several stained windows and oh 'ir
stalls of oak, erected mainly at the cost of Mrs. Maw, "f
The Grange : the church plate was presented by an ancestor
of the late Mr. ZCrk, of Barrow : the IncorporafcJ Sooiet.v
for Building Churches kc granted £a$ in 1868 towards n>
seating and restoring this church, by which additional scat?
are afforded for 65 persons. The entire area will now seat
397 persons; all sittings are free, subject to allotment t?
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the diarehwaid«ii<, suitable provisioo being made for the
humbler daaaes. The rnjister dates from ibe year 1561. The
living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £tgi> ; groas yearly
Tslne ;^a8o, Incliiding 35 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of the lArd Chancellor, and held since 1878 by the
Ber. John Edirard Sampson. Sir Cecil Wray bart. left in
1669 lands to found a Sunday afternoon lectureship ; the
SHXHntment is in the hands of trustees: the Bev. John
Elward Sampson, vicar, is the present lecturer. Here are
Weeleyan, Primitive Methodist and Congregational chapels.
In 1856 a Cemetery was farmed, at a cost of ^1,000, with
an area of a acres : it has two chapels, and is under the
control of a Burial Board of 9 members. The charities,
Isft in 1596 by Roger, 5th Earl of Butlsod, amoimt to
/14 3S. 6a yearly, and are distribnted amon^ the poor by
tne vicar and churchwardens. Barrow Fair is held on
October nth. About a mile to the north-west of the
village, on the marsh, is an earthwork, called The Castle,
in which hnman bones have been found : it occupies an area
of about 8 acres, and consists of a large circular mound,
smToanded by a fosse 46 feet wide, and surmounted by a
small tomnlns : round this are grouped several irregularly
shaped outworks, also enfossed : the fortification was well
protected on the south by a stream which formerly created
a swamp or bog in that oirection. A little to the north of
the village is the site of a convent, fotinded by St. Chad, in
the 7th century, which Bede says remained in his time : in
digging here some years ago, stone coffins, a gold ring, an
iron weapon and otner relics were found. Barrow Hall, on
the aooth side of the village, is a well built mansion, in tha
occupation of George Charles Uppleby esq. m.a., d.l., j.p.
llie manorial rights, which belonged to the Crown, were in
1859 sold to Ad^ Jessop esq. J.P.,of Castleford, Yorkshire.
PSITATB BMIOBMTS,
Barrick Mrs
Bennett Charles
The principal landowners are George Charles Uppleby esq.
i].L.,^.F. Mrs. Maw, Tombleson's trustees and tM Corbett
trastees. The soil is partly loam, chalk and day ; subsoil,
principaUy chalk. The chief cn^ are wheat, Mrley, oats
and turnips. The aiea is 4,755 acres of land and 1,373
of water ; rateable value, ;^rr;9S3r induding New Holland ;
the population in 1881 was 3,711, indudiitg Sew Holland.
Pariah Clerk, Joseph Bentley ; deputy, John Stainton.
Post k Momv Obdeb k Tslbobafh Office k Savings
Bank. — James Metham, postmaster. Letters are received
from Hull and arrive at 6.50 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.50
p.m. Money order department open from 9 a. m. till 6
p.m. Telegraph office open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
Post Officb, Barrow Haven. — ^Robert Brown, rec«ver.
Letters received from Hull 6.55 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.50
&m. The nearest monej order k telegraph office is at
ew Holland, 2^ miles distant
Public Officbbs : —
Clerk to the Burial Board, George Harper Cheary
Collector of Rates, William Stoker
Medical Officer k Public Vaccinator, Barrow district, Glan-
ford Brigg Union, Frederick Philpot L.F.p.s.qla8
ScBOOLS : —
National (mixed), Thomas R. Hewson, master
Infants' (mixed), Miss Mary Somerscales, mistress
Manchester, Sheffield & Lincoln Bulway Station, Barrow
Haven, Joseph Sissons, station master
Cabiuebs. — James Needham k Charles Hewett, to Barton,
on mon. ; to Hull, on tues. & f ri. ; to Brigg, on thnrs. ; k
omnibus to & from New Holland
Watkb Convkvancb. — Ferry boats to Hull and back, tues.
k Itu ; William Stamp, owner
Brankley James
Brown Samuel
Cheney John
Clentworth Mrs
Coolbeck Henry
Conlbeck John
Freeman Herbert
GoodlsaacD
Holgste Mrs
Jackson Joseph
Kirby Mrs
Kitchen Henry
Lawton John
Marriott Mrs
Marris George
Maw Mrs. Grove house
NeweU Mrs
Ogle Henry
Philpot Frederick
Robmson George
Robinson Mrs
Sampson Rev. John Edward [vicar]
Shaw Mrs
Shearwood Joseph Hiram
Towle George
Uppleby George Charles M.A,, D.i,., j.p.
Barrow hall
Westoby Thomas
COMimBCIAL.
Adbfd Joseph k Co. grocers k drapers
Allisoo Abranam, farmer
AQiton Geor^, miller (wind)
Barrick William k James, willow mer-
chants k basket makers
BaTTow-on-Hmnber Gas Co. Limited
(George Harpur Cherry, man. k sac)
Beedham Thomas, farmer
Beeton John William, willow merchant,
k basket maker
Bell George, coal dealer
Bellamy John, farmer, Barrow marsh
Bennett Thomas, farmer
Bentley Joseph, chemist k druggist
Bilton John, bricklayer
Bilton Robert, bricklayer
BramhamDavid Pickard,boot&8boe ma
Bramley Mika, grocer
Brown (jeorge> tailor
Brpwn James, grocer
Brown Robert, shopkeeper k post office,
Barrow haven
Brown Samuel, corn merchant
Brown Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Brownlow Susan k Sarah Ann (Misses),
ladies' school
Burton George, wheelwright
Bygott Robert, miller (wind k steam)
Oamm John, carpenter
Catley Charles, iish dealer
Cemetery (George Harpur Cherry,
clerk to the burial board)
Cherry Geo. Harpur, grocer k draper
Cherry James, pbotcgrapher
Clarke James R. painter
Clayton Joseph, farmer. Belle Vnc farm
Cocking William, shopkeeper
Codd Tiiomas, fkrmer
Collingwood Henry k Charles, brick k
tile makers, Barrow haven
Cook John, miller (wind)
Cook William, brick Jc tile manufac-
turer, Barrow haven
Cooper Bryan, saddler k harness ma
Crowder William, rope manufacturer
Dannatt Robert, farmer
Dawson George, farmer
Dee Joel, farmer
Donner William, willow merchant
Drake William, grocer
Dncker Benjamin, brick & tile maker,
Barrow haven
Dncker George, brick k tile maker,
Barrow haven
Eabry Frank, wheelwright
Ebbatson William, plumber
Edwards John, tailor
Panthorpe Thomas, farmer
Gilder Thomas, blacksmith
Glentworth Joseph, farmer
Glentworth' Lawson, farmer
Good George A. brick k tile maker
Gooseman William, farmer
Gooseman Wm; T. veterinary surgeon
Green 'Ajdgnstine Spaul, miller
Greene' TvMdosius Edvard, land sur-
veyor k fartner
Grimbleby Thomas & Heni^, brick &
tilo mannfttcturers, Barrow haven
Hall Atkinson, tailor "
Hamilton William, shopkeeper
Hardy Edward, farmer
Hewitt George E. shoe maker
Hill Hiram, millwright
Hutton William, farmer
Johnson Aaron (Mrs.), tin worker k
braser I
Jones William Barman, farmer
King Thomas (Mrs.), miller (wind),
Barrow haven
Lawtey Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper
May Benjamin, farmer , '
May Charles, farmer
Metham James, draper k grocer, k
post office
Newell Thomas (Mrs.), farmer
Newham Thomas, farmer
Nicholson William R. farmer
Ogle Henry, farmer
Ogle William, farmer, Barrow haven
Pwkin Henry, boot k shoe maker
Philpot Frederick, surgeon k medical
officer k public vaccinator. Barrow-
district, GHanford Brigg union
Pinning John, tailor
Pocklington James, grocer
Riehardson George, farmer
Richardson Henry, blacksmith
Richardson William, Red Lion P/H
Robinson George, brick and tile lAaker,.
Barrow haven
Robinson John, farmer
SchofieldWm.Geo.com, seed & cake mcr
Sergeant Anne (Miss), farmer
Sergeant George, butcher
Shearwood Joseph Hiram, snrgedn
Shearwood George, farmer •
Simon John Richardson,- Royal Oak P.H
Skelton Maria (Mrs.), Six Bells P.H
Sissonsjsph.station mastr. Barrow bavit
Smith Arabella (Mrs. ), farmer
Smith Rt. Leonard, farmer k maltster
Stainton George, Raven inn
Stainton .Tohn, market gardener
Stoker William, rate collector
Storr John, butcher ' '
Thompson John Hackney, wheelwright
TombW)n James, brick k tile maker,
Barrow haven
Tombleson Thomas, farmer
Tricker James, brick k tile maker,
Barrow haven
Turner &Co. brick k tJte manufacturers,
Barrow haven
XJtting Joseph, farmer
Welton John, fwmer
West Richard, l>oot Is shoo maker
Westoby George, farmer ■ ■
Westoby John, farmer
Westoby Williain, fanner
Woodhouse k Co. brick 8s tile makers,
Barrow haven
BABKOWBT is a parish and pleasant village, in the | ham) petty seesional division and county caurt district,ri()ral
Soothem division of the county, parts of Eesteven, wapen- dest^ry of South Grantham, ardideaconry afid diocese i>f
take of Winnibriggs, Grantham Union, SpitUfgate (Grant- \ LineDbi, a miles west from Grantham and near tl^e Grant-
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ham canal. The charch of AU Saints is a building of the
Early English and Decorated periods, consistin; of chancel,
nave of fonr bays, aisles and a tower, with spire cnntainin?
shells: the font is a particularly rich und beautiful speci-
men of Decorated work, panelled and elaborately carved :
portions of the rood screen, displaced, remain : there is a
brass to Nicholas Deene (temp. El. IV.) and Katharine
(Pedwardine), his Avife, with otfigies of both, and of nine
sons : and iinother brass to Jamc3 D3ene, grandson of the
foregoing Nicholas, 1498, and Margaret (Armine),.his wife,
1500 : the etiigy of James Dcenc is lost, but that of his wife,
clad in an heraldic mantle, remains : thsre are thrc3 other
slabs, despoiled of their brasses : there is a monument
of later date to Dr. Hurst, formerly rector of B;irrowby
and Headenham, and chaplain to Charles I. ; he was
plundered, imprisoned and ejected on account of his loyalty
to the king, but eventually died here in 1674 : the charch
was restored in 1854, and an organ chamber was adde.l in
1870 : the east window, a Perpendicular one of three lights,
has recently (1884) been filled with stained glass, the centre
light by the vicar, the others by subscription, the total cwt
bdng ^140. The register dates from the year 1538. The
living a a, rectory, yearly value ;^i,200, including 420 acres
of glebe, and residence, in the gift of the Duke of Devon-
paiVATB RESIDENTS.
Dawning Mrs. Barrowby house
Paulkes Mrs. Newhouse
Mays Rev. Arthur b.a. [curate]
Walker Miss
Welby Rev. George Earle, B.*.., J. P.
[rector & rural dean]
Welby Mrs
COMIIBBCUL.
Ashwell Michael Sherring, farmer
Bailey Henir, butcher
Brewster John Askew, farmer
Brooghton David, farmer
Ballimore Robert, grazier
Bullock Edward, cattle dealer
Elarl Robert, farmer, Glebe farm
Ford Arthur, shopkeeper
Garland Vincent, plowwright
I Glenn John, Marquis of Granby F.H
Grist Joseph, farmer
I Harrison Richard, bricklayer
Huckerby George, shopkeeper
' Hull Thomas Grove, asnstant overseer
I & rate collector. Bleak house
Ireland Joseph, carpenter
Jenkinson Joseph, farmer
Key William, snoe maker
Mears John, carrier
Millhoase John, saddler
Moulds John, shoe maker
Mosson Mary (Mrs. ), baker
Pacey William, farmer
shire K.o. and held since 1849 by the Rev. George Earle
Welby B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, rural dein. Tlie
Wcsleyans and United Free Methodists have each a place n(
wiirship here. Annual donations, from various s niress, to
the amount of /s '"s. are distributed to the p:)or of the
parish. The Dnkaof Djvonshire k.o. is lord of the manar
and principal landowner ; Sir John Henry Thorold bart.D.r...
J. p. the Duke of Rutland k.o. and the Welby family hold
chief part of the remainder. The soil is chiefly clay ; sub-
soil, clay and stone. The chief erojis arc barley and wheat :
and there is a fair proportion of pasture land. The area is
4,462 acres ; rateable value, ^^9,043 ; the population in iSSi
was 807.
Parish Clerk, Henry Pearson.
Post & Mone; Obdbb Office k Savings Bmk. — Thimos
Smith, jun. receiver. Letters arrive from Grantham at
7.15 a.m. & are dispatched at 5.io p.m. The nearest
telegraph olUce is at Grantham
National School, built for 150 children, with an average a'-
tendance of 115 ; George Frederick Potter, master ; Mr3.
Lucy Potter, mistress
Cakhibbs to GBAifTHAit.— William Tinkler, daily & John
Mears, sat
Pearson Henry, shoe maker
Pinder Thomas, farmer. Old hall
Pindor William,farmer,Barrowby lodee
Robinson Richard, farm bailiff to the
Duke of Devonshire
Scrlmshire Thomas, blacksmith
Sills William, farmer, Casthorpe
Singleton Wm. farmer, Casthorpe Idg
Smi'.b Thomas, carpenter
Staniland William, cowkeeper
Swallow George Henry, shopkeeper
Swallow Wm. Fredk. miller (water)
Swift William, wheelwright
Tinkler William, carrier
Woolmer Henry, tailor
Wortley William, shopkeeper
Ji A R T O N - U P O N - H U M B E R .
Babtok-ufok-Humbbk is a small market town on the south
border of the Hnmber : it is a polling-place for the Northern
divisioD of the coimty and head of a county court district,
in the parts of Lindsey, north division of Yarboraugh
wapentake, union of Glanford Brigg, rural deanery of Yar-
borough No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lin-
coln, 10 miles north-east from Brigg and ao north-west
from Grimsby, 6 south-west from Hull by water, 34 north
from Lincoln and 165 from London. A branch of the Man-
cheater, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, 3} miles in
length, was opened in 1849, and runs to New Holland
station, aild communication is had thence by steamboats
to Hull ; a new station was built in 1855 ; there are also
horse and cattle boats to Hull and Bessie.
The town is governed by a local board of 21 members.
The road from Barton to Riseholme was constructed in
1765 ; gas works were erected in 1846, at a cost of upwards
of £3,000 and enlarged in 1856.
The:
here are two churches in this town— St. Peter's and St
Mary's. St. Peter's, the mother church, is a spacious
building, chiefly in the Decorated style, with some Fer-
pendicmar insertions and additions, and consists of chancel,
clerestoried nave, aisles, vestry, noirth and south porches
and a western tower containing a clock and 6 bells, th^
oldest of which is dated 1666 : the sixth has this inscrip-
tion— ,
" Our sounding is, each man to call
To serve the Lord, both great and small."
The clock, presented by the late Miss Tombleson, was
Ced in the tower in November, 1852, at a cost of ;^i2o.
great feature of this church is its celebrated tower, a
short, massive structure, with very thick walls, and
originally of three stages, and now 7 ft. high and 18 ft.
square : the upper portion of the tower is certainly Nor-
man, of Early date, but the architectural construction of
the lower stages is so entirely different from that above as
to lead to the conclusion, supported by Hickman, that these
remains are undoubtedly Saxon work, only comparable for
its extreme simplicity to that of Clapham in Itodfordshire,
The two lower stages are ornamented by strips or ribs of
stine projecting vertically from the walls and breaking into
arches near the top of each atase : this part retains aM the
long and short qnoin and: rib stonea^' with the bslnBter
window, for what appears to have been the original belfry
storey, before the addition of the Norman belfry : exten:!-
ing westward from the tower is a small building also ar-
parently Saxon, with long and short work at the angles
and windows splayed on Irath sides : the east window ol tli?
south aisle is especially interesting from its centre mollioii
bearing in high relief, a figure of Our Lord upon the Cross,
with the Virgin and St. John on cither side ; near this win-
dow is a mutilated piscina : the east window of the chance!
retains some old glass, including two figures of a jslgrini
with staff, wallet and book, and a knight in mail and plate
armour, with surcoat and shield, each of the latter bearing
a cross : these figures appear from the costume to belong
to the time of Edward II. and they represent St. George 01
England and St. James the Great, rather than any cnc-
jectural member of the Beaumont family : there arc
memorial windows to Mr, Marriott, erected in 1S42 : t.<
the Rev. George Uppleby, late vicar, placed in 1856 : t->
Mrs. Uppleby, erected by her children in 1858: and U
Mr. Lnnn, inserted in 1862 : there is a mutdated bress
effigy, with inscription, to Robert Barnetby, of .Barton,
esq. 1440 ! and other brasses to William Garton, of Barton.
1505; and Edward Tripple, yeoman, 1619: there are other
memorials in the church to Jane, wife of John Sfaipsca,
rector of Saxby, 1696 : Anthony Empringham, yeomac.
1698, and to Mr. Cole, a former vicar : the organ, a me-
morial to the late Richard Edrlie esq. was erected in March.
1856, by W. H. Eddie esq. and the Rev. R. Eddie : Uie
building was extensively restored in 1858, under the direc-
tion of Mr. Broderick, at a cost of ;f 1,400 : when the nar«
was re-roofed and the interior reseated and generally rr-
fitted, including the introduction of a new organ, pulpit an;!
font : there are 760 sittings, all of which are free.
The church of St. Mary, which stands within 150 j'ardi
of St. Peter's, and was originally only a chapel of ease to
that church, is a building in the Norman and I^arly Englisli
styles, with Perpendicular insertions, and consists of a
chancel with a south aisle called St. James' aisle, clerestoried
nave, aides, south porch, vestry, and a western tower, 74
feet in height, with plain parapet and six pinnacles, and
containing 4 bells, the oldest of which was cast in 1666 : the
oldest portions of the church are the Transition Nnrmiia
piers of the north aisle ; the tower, south arcade and south
porch are Early English : the chancel of St. James' aisle 14
Decorated and retains aedilia : in the church is a large slab
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of blue stone, -with brass effigy standing on two bntts or
tuns, shields with merchants' marks, inscribed scroll,
erangelistic symbols and marginal inscription to Simon
Semin, vintner and alderman and sheriff of London (1435),
vhn died August 10, 1433 : there are other inscribed stones
to Kichard Usrbod, chaplain, 1470 ; and William Cannon,
1401, and one to Jacob W ymjTke, chaplain to John de Lyne-
mdc, merchant : the organ iras erected by subscription in
July, iB;6, at a cost of ;f aoo : divino service was suspended
in this cnareh in 1816- 18 in consequence of the precarious
condition of the roof ; this having been renewed and other
repairs effected, at a cost of ;f 1,300, the church was re-
opened in tSig : in 1883 the chancel was completely restored
tyi refitted, at a cost of about ;^6oo ; a new pulpit, pre-
saited by Mr Hesseltine, in memory of his son, and a brass
lectern by Mrs. Eddie, in memory of her hnsband : the com-
manion plate, which is common to both churches, includes
s tUgofl, dated 1754, and a paten, 1764 ; that of St. Peter's
vras stolen about 1800. The register of St. Peter's dates
from the year 1566, that of St. Mary's from the year 1569.
St. Peter's and St. Mary's parishes are nnitod in one
tiring, a vicarage, yearly value £aso, in the gift of the
Bishop of Lincob, and held by the Rev. Qeorge Hogarth
s.A. of St. Catharine's Colh«e, Cambridge.
Here is a Catholic chkpe^ dedicated to St, Augustine,
erected in 1840 : the Wealeyan chapel was built in 1816, at
a met of upwards of ;f 1,500, and was enlarged with school-
n»m ia 183^ at a cost of ;^i,Soo ; it will seat about 800
penoos : the Congregational uiapel was built in i8o6,and the
Primitive Hetludiat chapel in 1838.
jisrton Cemetery, covering a space of about 4^ acres,
WIS consecrated in 1867 : there are two mortuary chapels ;
it i$ managed by a Burial Board, consisting of twelve mem-
bers, six for the parish of St. Peter and six for the parish of
St. Mary ; the vicar is diairman.
The (iara Exchange was built in 1853, at a cost of about
£i,omi the police station, with magistrates' room, whs
built in Z847 ; and the Temperance hall in 1843, *' * ^"'"^ °'
;£2o a year is expended on the education of poor children
by the trustees under Long and Fountain's charities. In
1S79, William Trippe, of Barton, leti an estate, consisting
»f 57A. 3B. loF. the rents to be expended in clothing six poor
people ; this devise is known as the Blnecoat charity ; the
iaojme is now about ;f soo yearly, and 60 poor men and
women are annually clothed out of this fund, and,as by a rule
of the trustees, three years must intervene before the same
recipient can again participate; 180 poor people are bene-
fited by this charity every three years ; 16 grey great
cnats are also annually distributed from the surplus rents of
S)me land at Barrow, left by Magdalen Oeorge, of Barrpw,
in 1729; secreta^' and solicitor to the charity, H. R. Dix,
Whiteerosa street. About £y>. a year, derived from various
charities, is distributed in coals to the poor : and the interest
of ^^300, left by Alice Ingle, of Chapel Allerton, in i830,and
of /loo, left by Maedalen George, of Barrow, and /aoo, by
G. Uppleby, of Leeds, is distributed monthly in oread, ur
coals annu^y.
In 1840 the late Joel Tomblcson, of Barton, gave a yearly
rent-charge of ^^'5 to provide books for the Sunday schools,
and in 1861 J. liilby Uppleby esq. of Leeds, left ;£3oo for
the benefit of the National schools, and a similar sum for
distribntion among the poor iionseholders, at the vicar's
discretion.
The interest of the proceeds of the sale of the " Town
Houses," and of the old workhouse bequeathed by Thomas
Benton, of Barton, in 1701, and the rents of Faxaidise dose,
and two acres of land near the Haven, the bequest of Thomas
Holland, of Barton, 1669, prodnce about /15 yearly. By
a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, dated 3rd Decem-
ber, 1875, ^B churchwardens and overseers of the parishes
of St. Peter and St. Mary were appointed trustees, and the
net income is to be applied, for the benefit of the neces-
sitous resident inhabitanU, by providing them with clothes,
bedding, fuel, medical aid, food, or pecuniary aid in special
cases, bat in no case to apply the same to the relief of the
poor rates.
The chief trades of the town are tanning, which has long
been a staple trade, malting, brick and tile making, and the
manufacture of rope and whiting ; there are also several
corn mills.
Barton is a town of great antiquity : in the Domesday
Survey it is called " Bereton," and is stated to have con-
tained a church, a priest, two mills of 40s., a market and a
ferry uf £4 value. It was held at an early period by the
family of de Gant, of whom Gilbert dc Gant, son of Baldwin,
Earl of Flanders, accompanied his uncle, the Conqueror, to
England, and had a grant of this lordship. In 1359, on the
invasion of Brittany by F4ward III. Barton furnished eight
ships and 121 men ; in 1730 the south side of the market-
place was burnt down, and in 176a, 1768, 1817 and iSai
there were violent storms, Hoods and very severe weather.
The enclosure and allotment of the parish was effected by an
Act of Parliament obtuined in 1793, the area being then
5,930 acres, and the award of the CoinmiBsioners was made
Aiwust 13, 1796.
Capt. John urabum j.p. of Scarborough, Yorkshire, is lord
of the manor of Barton, which is co-«xtensive with the
parish : most of the copyholders have enfranchised their
kuds, and as Capt. Grabum offers every facility for their
doing so, the whole of the copyholds will probably soon be
enfranchised.
The population in 1881 was— St. Mary parish, 3,180 ; St.
Peter, 3, 159 ; the area of the two parishes is 6,710 acres of
land and 1,430 of water ; rateable value, 31,431.
Parish Clerk, William Hilliard Goy.
Deputy, John Newton.
Official Establishineiits, liOcal Inatitutioiu ftc.
Post, Monby Obdbb & Telbobaph Office, Savings Bank,
& Annuity, Oovemment Stock i Insurance Oflice. —
Edward Small, postmaster. Junction square. Letters
are received from London & all parts at 7 a.m. ; first dis-
patch, to all parts 9.20 a.m. ; second dispatch, to all
parts at 4.35 p.m. ; third dispatch, to London k all parts,
6.30 p.m. ; last dispatch to all parts at 7.45 p.m. Money
ur.ier department open from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Sundays,
received from all parts at 9.30 a.m. & dispatched at
3-»5^m
Local Boabd.
OSices, High street ; Board day, first friday in each month.
Clerk, Walter Frederic Maggitt, High street
Treasurer, William Hilliard Goy, Whitecross street
MeJical Officer of Health, Wm. Harling Sis3ons,3 I'rieatgate
Cillector, Robert William Houghton, Uueen street
■Sarreyor k Inspector of Nui8ances,David Houghton,High st
CjcsTT Maoistsatbs for Barton-on-Hdmber Pbttx
Sbssionai. Division.
I'l^eby George Charles esq. x.A., d.l. Barrow hall, Don-
r.ister (cha rman)
GiSard Bev. Wm. Wltr. Geo. B.A. Vicarage, Wootton.Dlceby
(irabum Capt. John, Scarborough
Mir'.{ham Rev. Charles Warren m.a. Vicarage, Saxby, All
Saints, Barton-on-Humber
T.)inbleson Thomas esq. Providence ho. Barton-on-Humber
Wylie Rev. William John ila. Vicarage, Horkstow, Barton-
on-Humber
Clerk to the Magistrates, Robt. Brown, jun. Priestgatc
Petty Sessions are held here at the Police court every alter-
nate monday. The following places are included in the
petty seasioiud division : — Barton St. Peter, Barton St.
Mary, Borrow-on-Humber, Bonby, East Halton, Goxhill,
Hwkstow, North Killmgholms, South Killinghilme,
.Simth Ferriby, Habrough, Sjixby, Thornton Curtis,
Clceby k Wootton
Insurance Aokkts: —
Commercial Union Fire, Alfred Canty, Market place
Imperial Fire, George B. Donington, Chemical works
Lancashire & Yorkshire (Accident8),AIfd. Canty, Market pi
Northern Assurance, R. Fox Smith, 35 High street
Norwich Union, W. H. Goy
Phoenix Fire, Brown & Son, Priestgate
Royal Exchange, W. Waddingham, Waterside road
Royal Farmers' k General Fire, Life k Hail, E. W. Ostler,
Holy dyke
Scottish Equitable, E. W. Ostler, Holy dyke
Standard, Alfred Canty, Market place
Sun Fire, Henry E. Mason
Pdblic Establishmexts : —
Cemetery, Henry Eiward Mason, derk to the burial
board ; Robert Hare, sexton
County Court Oflice, Priestgate, James Stephen esq. LL.D.
judge ; Robert Bron'n, registrar & hign bailiff ; the
court is held bi-monthly at the Police court. The dis-
trict comprises the following places : — Alkborough,
Bonby, Barrow, Coleby, Ferriby, Ferriby Sluice, Goxhill,
Goxhill Brickyard, Gunhonse, Horkstow, Horkstow
Brickyard, Holland New, Halton East, Halton West,
Killingholme North, KilliDgholrac South, Killingholme
Brickyard, Roxby, Riaby, Saxby, Thornton, Ulceby,
Ulceby Skitter, Wootton, Wiitou, Winteringham k
Winterton
County Police Station, High street, George Ward, supt.
3 sergeants k 7 constables
Coast Guard Station, George Hookey, chief officer
Inland Revenue Office, Wheatsheaf inn ; an officer from
Hull attends periodically
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (I Co.),
Capt. Walter Austin, commandant
Stamp Office, Market la. Hy. Wm. Ball, sub-distributor
Temperance Hall, Queen street, Robt. Chapman, hall kpr
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PoBLtc Orrtcxaa: —
Admiralty Surgeon ft Agent Coast|raard, John Morley,
Borgate
Assistant Overseer, Edward Small, Janction sqnare
Germing Factory Surgeon, William Harling Sissons, 3
Prie8tgate
Clerk to the Burial Board, Hy.Edwd. Hason,Whitecn>i8 st
CoQectbr of Taxes, William Morris, Westfield road
Medical Officer, Barton District, Glanford Brigg Union,
John'Morley, Burgate
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, H. Forder, Gt. Grimshy
Registrar of Marriages, Henry Jenkins Tomlinson, White-
cross house
Registrar of Births k Deaths, Chas. Lucas Bennett, High st
Steward of the Manors of Barton-on-Humber k of Win-
teringham, Robert Brown, Friestgate boose
Sub-IHstribntor of Stamps, Henry William Ball
Superintendent of Police, George Ward, Police station,
High street
Town Crier, Abraham Chsrlesworth, Tangarth row
Schools :—
National, Queen street, built in 1844, at a cost of upwards
of ;f 1,000, for 150 boys, 150 girls k 100 infants ; Solomon
Ward, master ; Miss Elizabeth Stow, mistress ; Miss
Margaret Julia Hanley, infants' mistress
Wesleyan, Maltby lane, William Jackson, master ; Miss
Foster, mistress
Catholic, Miss Mary Lucy Howe, head mistress ; Miss
Martha Widdop, infants' mistress
Places of Wobship, with times of services : —
St. Peter's & St. Mary's Chnrches, Bev. George Hogarth
U.A. vicar ; alternate Sundays, 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
St Augustine Catholic, Rev. George Lawrence Surge,
priest; 10 a.m. ft 6,30 p.m
Conlfregational (Providence), Rev. Andrew L. Greig,
minister ; 10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.m
FBIVATE BBSIOBNTS.
Anderson George, East Acridge
Anderson Henry, Burgate
Arnold Miss, Queen street
AstropMiss, Priestgate
Ball Mrs. Chapel lane .
Beck George, High street
Bedford Miss, Holydyke
Bedford Mrs. Priestgate
Beecroft Mrs. Westfidd road
Bennett Thos. jun. Upper Ings road
Birtwhistle Frederick m.b. Priestgate
BishopRev.Chas.H.[WesleyBnl,Hlydyke
Blyth William, Westfield road
Brice Miss, Sontergate
Brooks Misses, Poplar villa, Holydyke
Brown Misses, Wbitecross street
Brown Rt. jun. F.S.A. Priestgate boose
Bnrge Rev. George Lawrence o.s.B.
[Catholic], Friestgate
Burley Mrs. High street
Bygott Frank, Glebe house
Bygott James, Whitecross street
C^pe Mrs. Ferriby road
Carlisle Mrs. Chapel lane
Chapman Mrs. Holydyke
Chapman Robert, Holydyke
Cobb Mrs. Westfield road
CooperThos. H. Seaforth ho. Barrow rd
Coopland Henry Moxon, High street
Crowder Chas. Hodgson, George street
Cross William, East Acridge
Cuthbert Mrs. Fleetgate
Dannatt John, Holydyke
Dannatt Mrs. Holydyke
Davy Frederick Downe, Burgate
Devrer William, King street
Dickinson John, Queen street
Dinsdale John, Finkle lane
Donington George Bedford, Chapel lane
Doughty Samnel, South Cliff
Drinkall Mrs. High street
Ellis Mrs. Fleetgate
Ellis John William, Ferriby road
Espiner Mrs. Holydyke house
Flower Joseph, West Acridge
Gee John, Back lane
Gibson Mrs. Ferriby road
Godson Mrs. West Acridge
Good Mrs. Holydyke
Primitive Methodist, Bev. John Phillips ft Bev. Samuel
Stnbbings, ministers : ia30 a.m. ft 6 p.m
Wesleyan, Bev. Charles Henry Bishop, minister ; ia3o
ft.ni. ft 6 p.xn
Westeyan Miaai«B, 2.30 ft 6 p.m
Nkwsfafbk. — ' HuU ft Lincolnshire Times,' published sat,
Tomlinson ft Crowder, George street
Railway Station, Fleetgate, George Kaye, station master.
Omnibus from ' George,' Market pi. to meet every train
Cabrixbs 10 : —
Babbov — George Skelton ft Charles Hewett, from 'Wheat
Sheaf,' man
BoNBT — R. Hoodlass ft J. Fidell, from 'George,' num.
wed. fri. ft sat
Bbioo — R Hoodlass, tues. ft thnrs
East Holtoh — George Doughty, from ' Bine Bell,' iQon
EuaAM — John Fiddl, from * George,' mon, wed. fri. ft sat
Fbbbibt — J. Fidell, mon. wed. frL ft sat. from ' George '
OozHnx — George Trimmingham, from ' Blue Bell,' man
Hm;.!- — William Stamp, from Whiteoroes street, daily
HoBKsrow — R. Hoodlass ft John Fidell, mon.wed.fn.fc sat.
from ' George '
EnxiNOBOUiB — John Carter, from ' Blue Bell,' mon
LiUBES, Gbxat— Charles Crow, from ' Blue Bell,' moo
Thobnton — ^William Hogg, from ' White Lion,' moa
ViCKBY — John Jackson, from ' Blue Bell,' mon
WnrmoKOKAii — Thomas Smith ft Bidiard Hewitt, iram
' George,' mon. ; Henry Smith, from ' Wheatsheaf '
WmTBBTON —
WooTTON — Janies Cook, from ' Blue Bell,' mon. ; Joseph
Wilson, from ' Wheatshesf,' mon
W<»iLABT— George Girdham, from ' Wheatsheaf,' mon.
R. Hoodlass & John Fidell, mon. wed. fri. ft sat. from
'George'
Sewell George, Market place
Sissons Miss, Waterside road
Greig Rev. Andrew L. [Congrega-
tional] , The Manse, Chapel lane
GumhillMre. Frieatgate
Hall John, Waterside
Hamilton Mrs. Waftfield rood
Hardy George, Queen street
Hewson John, West Acridge
Hill George, Holydvke
Hill Miss, Westfield road
Hill Miss, Barrow rood
Hindley Miss, Chapel lane
Hogarth Rev. George m.a. [vicar]
Holt Rev. George Wm. Bardney hall
Honghton Geo. Beech vil. West Acridge
Horsley John, Westfield road
Hudson Richard, Westfield road
Hunt Charles sen. Friestgate
Hunt Charles jun. Holydyke
Hunt Henry, Priestgate
Huntsman Mrs. Westfield road
Ingoldby William, Butts road
Jones John, Chapel lane
Judge Charles, Waterside road
Kirkpatrick Mrs. Holydyke
Laybnm John, Fleetgate
Leslie Misses, Holydyke
Leverage Mrs. Westfield road
Lunn Mrs. Baysgarth
Mason Henry Edward, Whitecross st
Meggitt Mrs. High street
Moody John Jonathan, Beck hill
Morley John, Burgate
Morlcy Mrs. William, High street
Morley Thomas Simmons u.d. Burgate
Morris John, Upper Ings road
Nowell Joseph, Burgate
Oldham Miss, Waterside road
Oliver Thomas, Upper Ings road
Ostler Edward Wallis, Holydyke
Parkin Charles Samuel, West Acridge
Parkinson Robert, Field house
Peaker Robert, Westfield road
Phillips Rev. John [Primitive Metho-
dist], Ferriby road
Piggott Thomas, Eagle house
Platford Mrs. Fleetgate
Raby Mrs. G. K. Elm Tree house,
High street
Baby Mrs. James, High street
Rawson Wm. Minto, Whitecross street
Robinson George Wm. Whitecross st
Ooy William Billiard, Whitecross street i Robinson John, Ferriby road
Gray William, Ferriby road
Grassby Mrs. East Acridge
Orassby Thomas, Fleetgate
Green Miss, Chapel lane
Ronghton Mrs. Caistor road
Sanderson Misses, Upper Ings road
Soott Mrs. Holydyke villa
Scruton Mrs. Westfield road
Sissons William HarUng, Priest^te
Smith Joseph, High street
Sollitt Robot, Ferriby road
Spencer Arthur Willuim, Butts road
Stamp Mrs. James, Burgate
Stubbing Bev. Samuel [Primitive
MethMist], Chapel lane
Swallow Joseph B. Horkstow villa
Taylor Miss, Queen street
Taylor Mrs. New Hall
Taylor Mrs. Qneen street
Tombleson James Bennett,) Westfield
Tombleson Thomas t.r. ProvidBnce ho
Tombleson William, The Grange
Tomlinson Hy. Jenkins, Whitecross bo
Tomlinson William, Holydyke
Towle George, Westfield road
Ullerthome John, Sontergate
Waltham Capt. Frederick, Laurel
house, Whitecross street
Waddingham William, Queen street
Warwick George, Holydyke
Watson Mrs. Qneen street
Wilford Samuel sen. Finkle lane
Wilkinson Mrs. Burgate
WiUingham Mrs. Bmrgate
Wilson Henry, High street
Wilson John, Fleetgate ft South Ferriby
Wilson Mrs. Chapel lane
Winship George, Fleetgate
Winship John, Fleetgate
Winship Robert, Marsh boose
Wood John, NewpOTt street
Woodhall Robert William, Kingsforth
Wright AUred, Homber Bank west
comxbbcial.
Alcock Henry Weston, brick ft tile
manufacturer k maker of all kinds
of pan,rplain ft paving goods. How hi
Allen James, Black Boll ph. Market fi
Altoft George, basket maker, Priestgate
Anderson Chas. farmer. West Acridge
Anderson Henry, cattle dealer, Borgate
Anderson John, farmer. High street
Anderson John jun. farmer. Chapel frm
Anderson William, butcher, King st
Ashforth Jn, boot ft shoe ma. High st
Ashley ftlSon, brick makers, Hnmber
bank ; ft at Hull
Atkinson Jn.Wm'greengrocr. Market la
Atkinson John, farmer, Caistor road
AtkinsonWm.marketgardnr.Barrowrd
Ayre Henry, blacksmith, Whitecross st
Bainbridge Fras. beer retailer, High «t
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Bill Henry WiUiun, jsrinter, atationer,
fe itamp offiae, SittVeffflaiifr ^
Bkriur Eittinl, MeUkjriV.iHigh ttt ;' .
BKTJwhngfa JBerijamin, keel ewncr,
-fiDtUiwd
Buncloogh JuneB "BxtjAffr, mavbie
itortninlei;' Fteettoate '
Bofubqgii' .Joupb, .ke«l a«qar<
.Vtatonklesaad .
Barndoogka.'Os^lnMVi Watertide.rd
BaiMalnigh Tbomaa, keel emter,
Wvlanid* (Old .
Bundcng&Wm.keehr*inr. Watersdd. rd
Birton-on-Hamber Qm Co. (Williun
. Billiard. Ciegr^ aec), Upper log* lame
Btrten-oD-fiimibar Literary Institute
(J. P. PnUaa^nc)
£arton-on-Hmsb«r Ji North litncpLi-
ahire Benefit. .. BoOding - Sodety.
(William Bljrth, treasurer; Charts
Cisten, aec.), OddfciHows hlL Hi^h st
J3artan-<n-finmber Eocineeriag Jc iron-
ioonding Co. Liinited(G«orge Sewell,.
manager), engineers, ironfounders,
niactunista jc bridi nuking machine
nanolactiirers. Seeadrertisement
Beecroft George^ market gardener.
Vinegar hill
Beaoroft TIiotBas^ market gardener,
Vinegar bill
Bell Uem;e, abmtkeeper. King street
Beil H'lffiaaa Haster, agent Befnge
Asroianoe Go. Limited, Bnrgate
Bennett Charles Lncas, reUeving otScer
k registiar of births k dea^ for
the snb-district o( Barton, High st
Somiitt llus. sen. (armer, Ne^ort st
ilennettWm. Jn. fishmonger,George.8t
Birtvhistle Frederick M.B. sorgeoot
Priestgate
Bhnh WiOiam, Inrick k tile maker,
Hamber bank, ft Tetney Lock
Booth Frederick WiUiMti, tailor ft
draper. Market plaoe
Boothby Charles, pork 'butcher. White-
mas street
Borrill George, famoer, West Acrixlge
Briggsit^'M'm. boildeic, Newport st
Snadbent Jaa. Moses, grer. Market la
Bn^mftSon, solicitors, Priestgste
Brum Geo. boot ft shoe ma- Chapel la.
Brovn Js. market gardener, Barrow rd
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Olapson Thomaa jqn. fellmonger ft I Gonldthorp Tom^ shpkpr. Waterside id
blood manure vawofrv Wfttarsiaard Ooy ft Cross, solicitars, Whiteqroai at
Clayton Bebeeoi (MTS.j,'Irnir. Hu;h 't Gox William fiiljljarfi (^irtnj, G<^ ft
Coachifer John, shopkeeper, B<4yoyke I Cross),, solicitor 'ft' con^nvssioner to
|-6oasM(Tiwrdi.:Statt!>B (Gaorga Muokey^
Cobb Dsrfid (exon. of), barytes, paaiai
i .whjta ft t w^itapg. . lOuiafactiireTSf
' works. Bank' mills
C(>bb EUabet^. (Mrp.), cofffectjqner,
Market place ft King street
Collingwood Josei>b,iCsrter, Holyd]4e
Cooks Jpfai^ bsjtr retaOsr, Priestgate
CoopJsojl B^.l^oxqn, cattle dhr.Bigb si
Cgulter William, sho^^per.Newportst
County Coar.tQffice(Bobert Brown fun,
registrar ft high bailiff), Priestgate
Crane. Elizabeth (Wrs.),' fancy reposi-
tory, High street
Crednnd James, wheelwrigbt'ft'black-
' smith, Ferriby road
CredJand John, greongroper, Chapel la
Credland Will^uip, greengrocer. High st
Cuthbert Samuel, grocer ft miller
(wind), Priestgate
Dale William Garner, shorthand writer
ft reporter, Fleetgate
DaTiesAnthony,j)ork bntcher,Newprt.st
Davis ft Hewitt, joiners ft builders,
Burgate ,
Davis John, auctioneer, Borgato
Davis Joseph, tailor, Queen street
Davy Frederipk Downe, tanner
Dent George, wheelwright, Holydyke
Deat Thomas, ooal dealer. Beck hill j
Dewey ft Dannatt, brick & tile makers, ;
Waterside
BnnmRobert, Jnn. F.s.a. (firm. Brown
ft Sod), solieitvrf ft clerk to the mag-
iairatits 'ft regiatear ft high bailiil to
the county court, ft stewards of the
aanots of Barton-on-Humber ft
Winteringfaam, Priestgate
Brown Tfaiomas, market gardener,
WotfieldroBd
Br6wn Wiliam, tailor, High street
Brown Wm.jun;fancy repository.High st
Bnunby Juliet (Mrs.), grocer, ft ted
dealer, King street
Barley Charles Frederick, brick maker,
Humber bank
Bygott Frank, farmer. Glebe house
Bjgott James, farmer, Whitecross st
Bygott William John, tailor, High st
Campbell Wilham Edward, blacksmith,
WestAcridge
Outty Alfred, wholesale ft retail iron-
nongsr. Market place. See adrart
Gtaty Qiarles, photggrapher,Maiket pi
Cuity Kredarick, bateher, George st
Canty Geo, Wm. watch ma. Market la
Cant}- Mary (Mrs.), boot ft shoe
dailer. Market place
Carter Thus, beer retailer. South cliS
Oub Ann (Mrs.), shpkpr.Whitecruss st
Caston Mvy J. (Mrs.), confectioner,
Market.place
Gavkill William, buteher. King street
Cemetery (Henry Edward iSatian, clerk
to the Bqrial Hoard)
Chapen Walt, sail maker. Waterside rd
Chapman Jarria, shoe lua. Newport st
Chapman John, blacksmith, .George st
CbapnuQ Bobert, .shoe maker ft hall
keeper. Temperance Hall, Queen st
Qiarlesuprth Abraham, toWTi crier,
llaagarthrow
administer oatiis, ft treasurer ,to Local
.Boaidt Whitecross street,
Grassby Jaiiies, coal mecchant, Baclst'
Grabofn John, South Cliff , Chalk
.Quarry (Samuel Doui^ty, mianager)-
Gramger Jn. fancy repo8itory,Fleetgato'
Gxaingsr . Thomas, . agents British
WorkmansAssurance Co. Newport st
Grassbyjames, coal merchant. Back st
Grainy T)ioiQ>s, cooper. Chapel laiiis
Gray. Geo. Siadley, seedsman, King st
Green Bt. beer retailer, Whitecross st
Greenwood Geo. pork butcher,Fleelgate
GnmqrNa^aniel, farrier, Ferriby road
Hall ictm & Co. hemp ft wire rope
makers. Waterside
Ball George, blacksmith. High street
Hall Jaae (Mrs.), milliner. High street
Handson George, buteher, Fleetgate
Hanson Edwin, shoemaker, Newport st
Hare Bobert, sexton, Cemetery
Hargrave Josiah, carter, High street
HaTercroftj8ph.mkrt.grdnr.Westfld. rd
Hesaeltins Wm. farmer, Beaumontcote
Hew8on£lam,miller(wind),Water8ide rd
HiU Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Fleetgate
Hill Edward, pamter, Westfield toad
Hill John, grocer, Fleetgate
Hill Thomas Edwiard, painter, Chapel la
HoUingsworth John, grocer ft pork
butdier, Priestgate
Holmes tlobert, buteher, Fleetgate
Hopper Fired, machinist, Brigg road
DeweyWm. Q, teacher of musicMrkt.la I Hornsey £benezer, grocer ft earthen-
Dickinson Thomias, painter &c. Bnrgate ware dealer. Market lane
Dlx Horatio Richmond (firm, Nowdl ft ' Houghton Charles, joiner, Hnngate
Dix), solicitor ft solicitor, secretary ft Houghton David, builder ft surveyor, &
treasoier to the 91ae Ont Charity, I inspector of nuinances to local board,
Whitecross street { High street
Doughty Geo. mrkfe. grdnr. Newport st Houghton Bobert, county court batlS,
East Elijah, rope ft twine mannteotor- 1 Queeii street
er. West Acridge • , Houghton EobertWDliam, rate collector
Edlington Sarah .(Mrs.), farmer, Vine- ! to local board, Queen street
ear hill { Hoodlass fiichard, carrier, Chapel lane
Elbrby Joseph, gardener, Fleetgate | Hookey George, chief officer of coast
ESlerby Bichard,. immngr. Junction sq ! guard station. Waterside road
EUis Isaac, Waterside inn, Water- Huddleston Wm. Queen inn. Butchery
side road' i Hudson Benjatniq, shoe ma. Finkle la
Ellis Thomas, grocer & drpr. Fleetgate Hudson Wm. boot ft shoe'Vna. Chapel la
En^ner Francis Ann (Mrs.), ladies' { Hull Banking Co. Lim. (Edward Wallis
boarding ft day school, Holydyke hq { Ostler, manager), Holydyke ; draw
Farmers' Company Limited (Thomas i on Barday, Bevan ft Co. London' ej;
Pigott, seci.), chemical manure ft Hull ik^ Lincolnshire Times (Tomlinson
so^hnric add manufacturers,, jb at
Fiiuldmg Matthew, grocer. High street
Feather Thos. crpntr. ft jainer,Finkle la
Flower Harry, pntr.ft plumber, High st
Ford Timothy, farmer, Caiator ro^
Foster Joseph, shopkeeper. High street
Foster William Edwin, rope ft twine
manufacturer, Newport street
Franklin Charles, tailor. Chapel lane
French Bessy (Mrs, ), cowkpr. Fleetgate
French Charles^ joiner, Flee^te
French John, horse dealer, Fleetgate
Gall Julia (Mrs.), grocer ft beer retail-
er, Newport street
GandenAlexander, grocer, Waterside rd
Garsides Bobert, brick ft tile manufac-
turer, Humber bank
Gibbius Fanny (Mrs.}. sbopkpr.Highst
Gibson Alfred, boarding scnl. Wcstficld
Gibson Samuel .ft Co. millwrights, ma-
ohinist8,bricl( making machme manu-
facturers ft agricultural implement
agents, Mabel foundry, Fleetgate ft
High street. See adv
Gilfoy Henry, shopkeeper, Newport st
GiUiard Wm. tinplate wrkr. Fleetgate
Gillender James, White Swan hotel
Good John Mills, tailor, George street
Gooseman William Thomas, veterinary
surgeon. High street
Gosling Jn. drpr. ft grcr. Waterside rd
Gosling Jn. Boyal Vaulto Waterside rd .
Gouldthorp Tom, milliner ft tobacco-
nist. Market lane
& Crowder, published Saturday),
George street
Hunt ft Son, brewers ft maltoters,
Priestgate
Hunt Charles, grocer &.b1s ft porter
merchant, George street
Hunt Firth, tin plate worker, George st
Hunt Jsph. tailor & batter. Junction sq
Hunt Teanby,tin plate worker^Queen st
Hunt Teanby, jun. rope ft twine manu-
facturer, Butte rood
Hunt William Edwd, plumber, King st
Hurd John Jackson, Blue Bell p.B.
Whitecross street
Ingoldby Wm.chinst.ftdrggst.Geoige st
Ingram William Furness, auctioneer ft
former. Beech grove
Jacklin Sowersby, shoe maker, Bingate
Jackson George^ dogger, Finkle lane
JacksonJn.grocerftprorision dlr. Beck hi
Jackson William,hair dresser, George st
Jefferies Henry John, provision dealer.
Market place
Jickells Arthur, tailor, Newport street .
Johnson Hy. Arthur, farmer, HiU farm
Jubb ft Son, whiting manufacturers ft
cliil stone merchants. Waterside road
Jubb Jonathan, farmer, Ferriby road
Jubb Martin, general drapery, furnish-
ing ft mourning warehouse, George
street. See advertisement
Kaye George, station master.Ferriby rd
Keightley Jsph. shopkpr. WatersidB rd
King William, stone mason. High st
Kinsley Wm. market gardener,Mar8h
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Kirk Thoa. C3apB0ii,taSor,Wbitecro« st
Lewis Thomas, neva agent, Fleatgate
Lincoliuhire Be«imen^ i(t Volunteer
Battalion (I Co.), (Captain Walter
AnstiOf conunanaant)
Lockvood Charles, tilek chimney pot
maker, Harsh lane
Lonsdale Walton, tobacconist, Chaj>fi la
LoQghan Lydia (Mrs.), confectioner,
Jnnction sqnare
Love Robert, George Commercial hotel
& posting honse. Market place
Lyne George Arthur, rope Ic tirine
manufacturer, Market la. k at Brlgg
Markham Charles, shopkeeper, Hish st
Markham John, market gardener, East
Acridge
Marrows ftSons, carriage buildrs.Fleetgt
Marshall John, Bed Lion f.h. High st
Mason Henry Edward & Bichard,
solicitors, MliitecTOss street
Mason Henry Edward, solicitoF ft clerk
to burial board, Whitecroas street
Matthews Jas. shopkeeper, Fleetgate
McLellan Thomas, painter, Market pi
Meggitt John Elwtck, brewer k malt-
ster, The Brewery, High street
Mesgitt Walter Frederic, solicitor k
clerk to the local board. High street
Merson Wilham, sergeant instructor to
ist Lincnlnshire Bifle Volunteers,
Fleetgate
Middleton Foster, White Lion P.R.
Market place
Middleton Frank, Steam Packet p.h.
Fleetgate
Milestone James, draper, outfitter Ic
emi^tion agent for America, Aus-
tralia & New Zealand, Market place ■
Milson George, miller (wind k steam)
k lime merchant, Ferriby road
Mitchell Elizabeth (BIrs.), confectioner
k toy dealer, Whitecross street
Morley ic Son, surgeons, Bnreate
Morris John, brick ma. Humber bank
MorrisWm. collector of taxes, Westfld.rd
Neal John, cowkeeper. Upper Ings rd
Ness End Brick jc Tile Co. Limited (C.
S. Parkin, manager), brick k tile
makers, Humber bank
Newham Thomas, plumber, EDgh st
Newton Jn. deputy parish clerk. Beck hi
Nicholson Charles Frederick, Wheat-
sheaf P.H. k inland revenne office,
Holydyke
Nowefl & Dix, soUdtora, Whitecross st
Oldridge Geo. beer retailr. Waterside rd
Oldridge Wilfred, coal merchant Ic
shipwright. Waterside road
Olley Helena Mary (Miss), dress maker,
Fleeteate
Ostler Edward Wallis, manager of Hull
Banking Cp Lim. Holydyke
Parker G«>rge, farmer, West Acridge
Parkinson Bobert, farmer. Field honse
Pearson Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. Fleetgate
Percival Wm.tailoTlcnphol8terer,King st
Fhillipeon James, joiner, Barrow road
Pickard Herbert, bricklayer k plasterer.
Back lane
Ping Frances Ann (Miss) (exors. of),
boarding school for young ladies,
Mount house, Brigg rend
Plnmstead Wm. farmer. Pasture rood
Poole Arthur Grant, watch ma.George st
Proctor George, farmer, Catherine st
Pullen James Josiah, grocer. High st
QnickfallChristopher, uopkpr. Market pi
Baby & Co. com Ic seed mera. Georm st
Bawson William Minto, tallow diandler.
Cottage lane
Benison Wm. cowkeeper, Whitecroas st
Bippon Balpb, butcher. High street
Boberts Wm. farmer. West Acridge
Bobinson Francis, fanner, Vinegar hill
Bobinson Geo. Cocoa house, Fleetgate
Sanderson Chas. builder, North parade
Seddon Samuel, rope Ic twine manu-
facturer, Catherine street
Sempers Tom, shopkpr. Market place
Shucksmith Frederick, ginger beer
makers, Barrow road
SissonsBrothers, whiting Ic putty mann-
factnrers. Waterside rood
Sissons Wm. Harling, surgeon, k medi-
cal officer of health, urban sanitary
district Ic certifying factory surgeon,
3 Priest gate
Skelton Joui, greengrocer. High street
Skinner Bichd. paper hanger. Market la
Skipworth Thomas, grocer, High street
Skipworth Wm. stone mason. High st
Small Edward, auctioneer Ic post office.
Junction sqnare
Smith George Henry, diemist Ic drag-
gist, wine Ie spirit merchant, & ale Ic
porter merchant k bottler. Market pi
Smith Bichard Fox, chemist Ic whole-
sale druggist ; Ic agent lor W. A A.
Gilbey, wine k spirit merchants, 35
High street
Spencer Robert, farmer. Marsh farm
Spencer William Ic Son, brick Is tOe
makers. The Marsh
Spink Keda (Mrs.), grocer, <^)eorge at
Stamp Elizabeth (Mrs.), builder, High st
Stamp John, cowkeeper. Waterside
Stamp John, builder, Hdyd^ke
Stamp William, carrier, Whitecross st
Stavetey Elizabeth (Mrs.), hair dresser,
George street
Stephenson Marian S. (Mrs.), boot k
shoe ma. Ic tobacconist. Market place
StockhiU Lilly (Mrs.), beer retailer,
Priestgate
Storr Wuliam, tailor, Holydyke
Stow John,smithlcironmonger,Finkle la
Stow WilUam, Uackamith, Brigg road
Straw Herbert, shopkeeper, Market pi
Swaby Thomas, joiner. High street
Swallow Joseph B. farmer, Horkstowvil
Swanson Alex, gardener kc. Ferriby rd
Swinton Jane(Miss),dresama. Prieatgate
Tivinder Arthur David, boot Ic shoe
maker. High street
Teanby John, pork butcher, High street
ThompsonAmos,rope ma.Humber bank
Thompson Charles, grocer, Fleetgate
Thompson Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer,
Fleetgate
Thompson Geor^ Green, Volnnteer
Arms P.H. Whitecross street
Thompson Joseph, farmer. High street
Thompson Sml. pork butcher.Fleetgate
Thompson William Johnson, farmer.
West Acridge
Thorpe James, maltster. Waterside
ToddWm.Hy.bakerlcconfctnr.Fleeteste
Tombleaon James Bennett, farmw k
brick Ic tile maker, WestfieM
Tombleson William,farmer,The Grange
Tomlinson k Crowder, pharmacenfial
chemists ' Bull k Lincolnshire Thnes '
office, George street
Tomlinson Chas. chimney swpr.Priestgt
Tomlinson Henry Jenkins, registrar o(
marriages for Glandford Brigg dis-
trict, Whitecross house
Trimingfaam John, market gardener,
Caistor road
Usher Ic King, builders, Fleetgate
Usher Bichanl, draper. High street
Waddingham Thos. Jn.farmr.Greengate
Waddingham Wm.coal merchant,nult-
ster & ship owner. Waterside road
Wade Geo. Edwd. millwright, Fleetgate
Walker OeorgeWilliam, painter Ic paper-
hanger, H^h street
Walker George, gardener, Green lane
Waltham Marr Ann (Mrs.) Ic While
Susan (Miss), ladies' boarding Ic day
school. Laurel house, Whitecroas st
Ward Charles, Waggon Ic Horses p.e.
Fleetgate
Ward George, superintendent of police.
High street
WarMll Robert, plumber. Market plaoe
Warwick fcWoodaU,maltsters,Watenide
Warwick Dinah (Mrs.), farmer, White-
croas street
Wass John Torry, grocer Ic draper,
Newport street
Webster Jas. shopkeeper. Waterside rd
Weldi George Richmond, teacher of
music. Chapel lane
Welch Tiiomas Isaac, market gardener.
Vinegar hill
Wells k Go. manufacturing chemiito
(sizing), Fleetgate
Whitaker Isaac Denby, draper,Fleetgate'
WQford Samuel inn. builder, High st
WilsonWiii.Coacti Ic Horses p.h. High st
Wilson Wm.market grdnr.East Acridge
Winship Brothers, brick k ridge t2e
makers kc. kc. Pioneer brick Ic tile
works
Winship George, auctioneer Ic valuer
Ic general commission merchant, 4^
Fleetgate
Winter Geo. market gardnr. Pasture id
Wood Eliza(Mrs.), shopkeeper,Holydyke
Woodall Mansford, ale Ic porter mei^
chant, Holydyke
Woodall Bobt. Wm. farmer, Eingsforth
Woodcock Herbert, plnmbCT k painter,
Holydyke
Wright k Croaa (exors. of the late-
Georee Ellis), bride Ic tDe makers,
Humoer bank
BASSINOHAlC-is a village and parish on the river
Witham, which separates it from Thurlby and Norton
Disney, in the Mid mvision of the county, parts of Eeateven,
lower division of Boothby Grafloe wapentake, Lincoln petty
sessional division, Newark union and county court district,
rural deanery of Graffoe, archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 9 miles north-east from Newark, 9 south-south-
west from Lincoln, s| south-east from the Thorpe and
Swinderby stations on the Lincoln and Nottingham rail-
way, and about the same west from the Harmston and
Navenby stations on the Lincoln and Grantham line.
The church of St. Michael is an ancient stone structure,
in the Norman, Early English and Decorated styles, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, and a western
tower containing 5 bells, also a clock : it has been consider-
ably enlarged st different periods : the tower, being in a
ruinous condition, was rebuilt in 178a, under the directions
of Mr. Thomas Bell, architect, and in the same year the
then rector, at his own expense, partially rebuilt the
chancel: in i860 the church was restored at a cost of
;6i,3oo, under the direction of Mr. J. H. Hakewill, when
the north arcade, chancel and tower arches were rebuilt,,
the nave roof repaired, and the aisles roof«d anew ; the
interior was at the same time refitted : during the progress
of some excavations within the area of the church a very
rude and early oblong font of Ketton stone was disoovned,
probably of the latter part of the eleventh century. In the
wall a double tombstone, with crosses on it, was met with,
and a sepulchral slab. The register dates from the year im.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value j^6oo, including
137 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Corpns
Chriati college, Oxford : the present rector, the Bev. Charles
Francis WiUis k.a. late fellow of the college, was instituted
to the living in 1879. The phapel bdonging to the Wesleyan
Methodists, built in 1839, at a cost of /i,ooo, is a spadoDS
edifice. The charities consist prindpaUy of land, purchased
by donations from various individnius, the annual produce
of which amounts to about £4^, which is distribntod in
money at Christmas and Easter. There are com mills, a
brewery and a malting. The manor of Bassingfaam is
divided, and belongs to Gen. Beeve and Edward Marfleet
esq. who, with the Brocklebank family, are the prindpal
Digi
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LmCOLNSHIBE.
BASTON. 297
bndownen. Hie soO ii day and sandy ; the sntMoH, day
andgraTel. Tlie diief crope are iibeat, barley, oats and
beans. The area is 1,940 acres ; rateable valne, ;£5,03i ;
the popolation in 1881 vas 735.
Post, Honxt Ordeb k Telbqbafb Office & Savings
Bank. — ^Bobert Pacy Boole, receirer. Letters arrive
from Newark at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m
PCBUC OvnUBUs : —
Bcgistrar of Births t Deaths for the Baasingham Sob-Dis-
trict, Osborne Johnson ; Depaty, R P. Boole
Johnson Osborne
WiUii Bev. Chas. Francis m.a. [rector]
Schools: —
National (mixed^, built tSss, to hold 100 ; average attend-
ance, 40 ; Wilham Alfred John
Annie Leege, mistress
COimZBCIAL.
Bagnley William, market gardener
Barber WQliam, farmer
Bartholometr William, farmer
Bingham John, farmer
Boole Robert P. depaty registrar
births fe deaths
Booth Conyers, farmer
Bro^ Wimam, bricklayer
Brocklebank John, farmer
Brown Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
Camamile Samuel, Five liells p.h
Cirr Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Daltcn Albert, farmer k batcher
BAflgnfOTHOBPE-cmn-WBSTBY is a parish in
tbeSoathem division of the county, parts nf Kesteven,
Bdtalae wapentake, Grantham union and county court
diatrict, rural deanery of Belti8loe,archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 3 miles south-east from Great Ponton, and
about the same distance north-west from Corby stations,
and ji south-east-by-south from Grantham. The church
of St. Thomas-i-Becket is an andent fabric of stone, in the
Saxon style, with chanod, nave and south aisle, and a
vestem tower surmounted by a spire and containing 4 bells,
aad sonth porch. The register, induding Westby, dates
from the year 1543. The Uving is a vicarage, yearly value
£aoo, with residenoe, in the gift of the Earl of Dyaart, and
held since 1869 by the Rev. James Foottit b.a. of Exeter
College, Oxford. Near the church is the old manor house,
in the Elizabethan style, occupied by Mrs, Gibson : the
moat is now dry. Here is a coarity, value about £3 loe.
Ba««inffth.orpe.
GibaoD John (Mrs. ), farmer t grazier,
Manor house
Hall Henry, farmer k grazier
BASTON is a village and large parish, in the Southern
diviaioo of the county, parts of Kesteven, Ness wapentake,
Bourn union and county court district, rural deanery of
Seas, ardideaoonry and diocese of Lincoln, on the high road
from Lincoln to Market Deeping, 4 miles sonth from Bourn,
atnat 3 north-west from Mturket Deeping and 4^ north by
e*at from Tallington station. The churdi of St. John the
Baptist is an andent stone structure, in the Early English
and Perpendicular styles and consists of chancd, clerestoried
nave, aislea, porch and » tower with four pinnacles, contain-
ing 5 bells and a dock : the stained east window was the
gift Of Mrs. Rnbbins, of this place. The register dates from
the year 1558. The living is a vicarage,net yearly value from
glebe ^£331, with house, ouilt in 1867, in toe gift of the Lord
Qancellor, and held since 1865 by the Kev. Henry Prior,
Here is a Wealqran chapd. There are a few small charities,
amonnting to about /16 annually, and distributed to the
ixnr, viz. . — In 1830 1& Rev. John Mossop gave lA. 3B. so*.
0/ land in Longtoft, now let for £6 yearly, to be divided
equally for the relief of poor pctrishioners of Langtoft and
Baston ! these have also the interest of ;^ioo given by Lucy
Price: a yearly rent-charge of /i 6s. given by William
Ireland in 1717, out of a bonae belonging to Mr. Richard
Bland, and called ** Burnt Yard close," and another rent-
BIjthe Mrs. Baston cottage
Hack Robert
flayncsMrs
Pnor Rev. Henry [vicar]
Stephens Mrs
counaiciAi:.
Abbott Charles, wheelwright
Allam Franda, general dotler
Atter Allen John, baker
Bland Richard, horse dealer
Bland Robert, farmer, Truesdale lodge
Hand WiUiam, farmer
Boor Martin, Ited Lion p.h. k farmer
Brodenel Joaeph, iiarmer
Cave William, farmer, Fen
Clark John, bone dealer
Edwards John, shoe maker
Ford Henry Smith, beer retailer
Ford John Alfred, brewer k maltster
Freeman John, carpenter
Garratt Francis, tailor
Garratt William, boot k shoe maker
Glover John, Bugle Horn p.h
Graves George, baker k brick maker
Harris John, Iwker
Hart Charles, tailor
Heaton Thomas, miller (wind)
Holmes Joaeph, grocer
Hutchinson Kiclurd, farmer k carrier
Johnson Osborne, surgeon, medical
ofHcsr, Broughton district, Newark
union k registrar of births Ic deaths
for the Bassmgham sub-district
Leege, master ; Mrs.
Wesleyan (mixed), built 1855, for 146 children ; average
attendance, 60 ; Josiah T. Phillips, master
Cabsiers to : —
LiMCOLN.— John Gell, mon. wed. fri. k sat, ; WiUiam
Martin, fri. ; Samuel Martin, mon. wed. fri. k sat
Nbwau. — William Martin, wed. Ic sat. ; Richard Hut-
chinson, wed
Kellcy Frederick, plumber k glazier
Lynn Joseph, shoe maker
Aurfleet Edward Henry, farmer
Moore Jesse, tailor
Nowell Charles, veterinary surgeon
Read William, farmer
Reynolds Poole, chemist
Singleton William, whedwrigbt
Talbot Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer
Veesey George, farmer
Wagstaffe Ssunud, farmer
Walden William, stocking weaver
Willey John, butcher
Wilson Helen (Mrs,), grocer & draper
Winn Matthew, blacksmith
Wilson Robert, grocer k linen draper
TiCe David, farmer k grazier
Scarborough Jas.farmr.tcgrazier.Lodge
Weatby.
Foottit Rev. James b.a. [vicar]
Cole John, butcher
Cole Sarah (Mrs.), Black Horse f.s
Cook John, machinist
Conlson Emma k Mary (Misses), dress
makers
Dring Thomas, pork butcher
Edis Edward, carrier k coal dealer
Freeman Robert, vermin destroyer
Gray William, farmer
Halhun Frank, coal dealer
Hudson Richard Wm. miller (wind)
Letts Augustus, land surveyor
Marriott Robert, farmer, Manor farm
Haxe^ Henry Thompson, beer retailer
Moms Frederick, baker
Pateman Wm. cattle dealer k grocer
yearly, arising from £1 per annum left by Mr, Russell, and
IS paid by the vicar of St Margaret's, Lincoln, and the
interest of £5 left by Mrs. Fisher, distributed in money by
the vicar for the benefit of the poor. The Earl of Dysart is
lord of the manor and the principal landowner. Thek soil is
clay ; subsoil, chiefly day. The chief crops «re wheat,
barley, oats and cereals. The area of the pftf-ish is 1,790
acres ; rateable value, £^fiyi ; the population in 1881 was
136.
WxsTBT hamlet is balf-a-mile south-west from the church.
Parish Clerk, George Green.
Letters through Grantbam. The nearest money order fc
telegraph oiBce is at Corbj
This place is included in Bitchfield United District School
Board, formed in 1875; the children att?nd the school there.
Cabrieb to Gbanthak. — Henry Sentance, every sat
Bowden Adolphus, farm bailiff to the
Earl Dysart
Burgess John, farmer
Scarborough John, farmer k grazier
Sentance Henry, carrier k farmer
charge of the same amount, given by the Finch and Mostyn
families, out of land at Littie Weldon ; also £\a per year,
left by Richard Seaton Norton esq. to be given sway in coal*
on Christmas Eve. Andent Saxon pottery has often been
fotmd in a field near the village. Thetford House, now con-
verted into a farmhouse, is the property of Charles Whattoff
esq. Lord Aveland p.c, d.l., j,p. is lord of the manor.
Lord Kesteven J. P, Charles Whattoff esq. and Frederick St.
L. Pratt esq, ).F. of Paston Hall, Peterborongh, are the
principal landowners. The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel.
The chief crops are cereals. The area is 3,383 acres ; rate-
able value, ;f4,o84 ; the population in 1881 was 774.
Parish Clerk, Clifford James Sands
PoCT fc Money Obder Officb. — Augustus Pickering, post-
master. Letters arrive through Market Deeping at
7.30 a.m. k dispatched at 6 p.m. The nearest telegraph
ottloe is at Market Deeping
National School, erected in the year 1863, k enlarged in
the year 1875, at a cost of ;f 150, for zaS children, with an
average attendance of 153 ; it is supported by Goyemment
grant k volimtary contributions ; John Hannan, master
Cabbieb.— Edward Edis, to Stamford, mondays k friday ;
to Peterborough, Saturday, returning same days
Pearson John, tailor
Peasgood Aqtiila, farmer
Peraval John, White Horse p.h
Pick John Joseph, farmer. Fen
Pick Thomas, farmer
Pickering Augustus, grocer k draper,
& post ottice
Pope Thomas, carpenter
Preston George, coal dealer
Ringham John, farmer
Rosbe John James, vestry derk
Rosbe Lac\' (Miss), teacher of music
Rosling John, New inn, k farmer
Sands Clifford James,saddler k harness
maker
Scampion Thomas, carpenter
Digitized by VjUUV IC
298 BASTON.
Shotliff Henry, carpenter
Shottilf Bobert, Wbeatoheaf inn, Jc
baker k shopkeeper
Stafford Henry, mason Ik;
3tantQn Joseph, shopkeeper k thrash-
ing machine ovner
LINCOLNBIIIBE.
Stanger Oweii,«addler&'harne8a maker
StATenson Wiiliun, butcher
Storry Mary (Mrs.), seminary
Swan Themas, mason &c
Swann Edward, boot maker
'fhorlby John, fkrmer, The Hall
.[kblly's
TwdTea 'John, blacksmith tc agricul-
tm^tool dealer
Whattaff <^rl<8, landowoar ^.farmer.
Thetford honae
Whitfield William, madimist -
BATTKBSS (or Bajuoboh) is a village and parish, in
the Mid division of the county, pans of Lindsey, Northern
division of the wapentake of Gartree, Union, petty sessional
division and county court district of Horncastle, rural
deanery of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stowe, and diocese
of Lincoln, 4 mile^ north-west from Horncastle station,
situated on the road from Horncastle to Lincoln, and
bounded on the cast by the river Bain. The chnrch of St.
Swithin is supposed to be a stone building, but in 1770 was
faced with brick, and consists of a chancel, nave, aisles, and
a, tower with 3 bells : the nave is .separated from the
chancel by a screen, and from the aisles by octagonal
colunms and Pointed arches : there are saveral mural monu-
ments to the Newcastle abd Livesey families, and one to the
Ber. John Bainbridge Smith d.d. late incumbent, and his
family. Until i8ao this church was the burying place of
the Newcastle family. The register dates from the year
1691, and also contains entries of baptisms, marriages and
burials for the parishes of Bambargh, Minting, Gautby,
Gotby, Waddingworth and Hatton, from 1695 to 177^. The
living is a perpetual curacy, consolidated with the vicarage
of Great Stnrton, joint yearly value ^^143, in the gift of the
Lord Chancellor, and held since 1849 by the Rev. John
Fawssett a.A. of Jesos College, Cambridge. Here is a
AVesleyan chapel. The charities amount to £^ 43. 6i.
Fawssett Rev. John m.a. [incnmbent]
Liresey Joseph Montague, A.inst.c.B.,
F.S.A. Stourton hall
Brader James, shopkeeper & carrier
Brown Thomas, butcher k shopkeeper
Brumpton Charles, farmer
Ellis John, former
Elsey William Edward, farmer
SATASDS IiEAP, formerly extra-parochial, is now a
parish, situated on the old Boman road Ermine street, in
the Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven,
Lovede:: wapentake, Grantham petty sessional division,
Sleaford union and county coort district, 7 miles north-west
from Sleaford, 11 north from Grantham, and 3I east-by-
north from Caythorpe station on the Grantham and Lincoln
branch of the Great Northern railway ; it consists of one I
Morley Bobert, farmer | Vinter Henry, landowner & farmer
Emitt Fred, tailor
Enderby John, Bed Lion pji. k school
attendance ofHoer
Friskney John, blacksmith
Gell John, wheelwright
Gell William, cuwkeeper
Hobson John, farmer
Jorcten William, farmer k brick maker
yearly, arising from the Livesey estatecaiid are distribated
ui doles of bread. Stourton Hall, the seat of Joseph
Montague Livesey e»q. . A.In8t.c.s., F.s^a. waa originally
built by the late Joseph Livesey esq. in 18 10, m the
Clasaicu style, has been entirely rebuilt of Ancaster stone,
and enlarged by the present owner ; it stands in a beantifuDy
wooded park of 300 aerea, containing a lake ; the gardens
and groiinds have been entirely remodelled and enlarged,
and are very extensive. Joseph Montague Livesey esq.
who is lord of the manor, and Bobert Charles Vyner esq.
are the chief landowners. The soil is very varied, with part
white clay and part sandy gravel subsoil. The chief erops
are wheat, barley, oats, tumifs, and mangold-wnrtrd. The
area is 3,254 acres ; rateable value, £3,736 ; the peculation
in 1881 was 391.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Pearson.
Letters arrive by foot post from Horncastle at ii.is ■■™-
Wall Letteb Box cleared at 3 p.m. The nearest money
order k telegraph office is at Horncastle
A School Board of s members was formed in 1876; T.
Bylatt, Hemingby, clerk to the board ; John Enderby,
attendance officer
Board School, erected in 1876, for 100 children ; average
attendance, 70 ; Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson, mistress
Cabbou to Hobnoastlb. — James Brader, Saturday
Fawson Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper
Bidiardaon James, farmer
Soholey Abrm. Sharp,frmr.The Grange
Sharpe William Taylor, farmer
Spencer Manoah, blackamith
Tabbntt Bobert, farmer
Ward Thomas, farmer
Worsdall Hen. miller (water) k farmer
farm and one cottage only, and is the property of Lient.-
Col. John Beeve d.l., j.p. of Leadenham Hall; it WM
formerly a possession of the Knights Templars, The area is
returned with Leadenham. Rateable value, £333 ; .the
population in 1881 wag 27.
Letters through Grantham. The nearest money order office
is at Fnlbeck, k telegraph office, Leadenham
ORBAT B£!ATS, formerly extra-parochial, is now a
parish, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Holland, Skirbeck wapentake, and Boston union ana county
«onrt district, 3^ miles south from Dogdyke railway station,
and 10 north-west from Boston, situated close to the east
bank of the Witham and Great Northern railway (Lincoln
and Boston branch). Mr. Henry Vinter owns and occupies
all the land. The soil is peaty ; subsoil, clay, and well
XiITTIiE BZATS, formerly extra-parochial. Is now a
parish, in the Southern division of the county, and Boston
union and county court district, situated near the east bank
of the Witham, about 4 miles south-east from Dogdyke
railway station and 9 north from Boston. All the land be-
longs to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and is farmed by
Mr. J. C. Bramley, who resides at Langrick. The soil is
Iheavy loam ; subsoil, clay, and well suited for all kinds of
BEOKINOHAlf is a village and perish, pleasantly
situatel on the eastern bank of the river Witham, and on
the road from Sleaford to Newark, which here separates
JVotts from Lincolnshire, in the Southern division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Loveden, union
and county court district of Newark, Sleaford petty sessional
division, rural deanery of Loveden, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles east from Newark, 14 south-
west from Lincoln, 15 north-west from Sleaford and 3}
north from Claypole station. The church of AU Saints is a
handsome structure, chiefly in the Early English style, con-
sistmg of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and
a tower of Perpendicular date, surmonnted by eight pinna-
cles, and contaming 6 fine-toned bells : the church was re-
paired and restored in 1857-S^ under the direction of M. C.
Baily, of Newark, when the western arch was opened, an
elegant and effective screen erected, several stained windows
inserted at the cost of the rector, his tenants and others,
and new open seats introduced ; a lectern was at the same
time presented by a member of the Lincoln Diocesan Archi-
tectural Society : the beautiful Early English doorway of
"the south porch is richly adorned with the chevron, dog-
tooth and nail-head ornaments; on the north side is a
Norman doorway, now dosed : statues and brackeis re-
adapted for the growth of cereal and root crops. Tlie area
is 54 acres; rateable value ,^70; the population in 18S1
was 8.
Letters through Boston vtd Goningsby, the nearest money
order k telegraph office
This place is included in Wildmoor Fen United School
Board Distriot, formed in 1879 ; the children attend the
Board School at Hundle Houses
crops. The area is 68 acres ; rateable value, ;^93 ; the popu-
lation in 1 88 1 was 12.
Letters through Goningsby, which is the nearest m<»iey older
Ic telegraph office
This place is included in Wildmore Fen United Schorf
Board District, formed in 1879 ; the children attend the
Board School at Hundle Houses
main at the east end of each aisle, and in the tower
is the recumbent stone effigy of a lady of the fourteenth
century ; there is an organ in this church. The register
dates from the year 1573. The living is a rectory,
with the chapelries of Kenton and Stragglethorpe an-
nexed, yearly value ^750, including 425 acres of glebe
land, in the gift of the Bev. Frederick Fitzgerald itA.
of Trinity College, Dublin, and held by him since 1878.
The rectory house is a large and handsome building of
stone, situated in its own park-like grounds, which are
highly ornamental ; the lawns slope to the river. Here is a
Weeleyan cliapel. The late Mrs. Dorothy B. Brown, of the
Milnes family, and a native of this parish, left in 1878 the
sum of X500 to the rector and chorchwardenSt for educa-
tional and useful purposes for the poor of this parish, Ihc
poor also have the interest of the sum of £iSi there
is also about an acre and a half of land, which is let
in gardens. The Hall is situated near the church, and
is surrounded by pleasure grounds, but has not faeea
occupied for some years. The manor beUngs to the
family of the late Bev. G. Marsland. Mis. Maraland,
John Handley esq. the Milnes family and Onrpus Christi
ooUe^, Oxford, are the principtd landmmers. The
soil ss heavy loam and clay; subsoil, atsDa and day.
Digi
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niRECTORT.j
UNCOLNSHIBE.
BELLEAn. 299
The ehiet erops an wbeat, bkrleft tnmips.and Meek. The
IN* iia,aoo acres ; rateable valne, ;£3,34a.;tbs.popiilation
is 1881 ma 34&. ...
ScTTON is a hamlet in this parish, i mile aouth-wait.
Puiih Clerk, Charles Taylor.
Post OrnCB.— John Crosby, receiver. Letters arriTe from
Fell' Joseph, farmer
Fevker Robert, carpenter k grazier
Hmit John, nszier
Greensmith John, batcher
Johnson Joseph, termer, Sntton
Johnson Bobert, termer
Lamb William, farmer
Mee Frank, farmer
Marshall Joseph, keeper of the hall
AUiaaiBer. HflBr7FaIknerB.A.[cnrate]
Arnold Hiss
FittgeraU Rer. Frederick m.a. [rector]
Bamnre Robert, Pack Horse f.h
Girtledce Henrr, blacksmith
Clarke Oeorga, horse dealer
Crosby lliomaa, farmer
Cnaby John, tenner, it post office
Dickinson Benjamin, termer
Elliott WiUiam, carpenter
pwyrJiity is a small village and parish, in the Northern
dinskn of the coonty, ports of Lincuey, Bradley Haverstoe
wapentake, Gaistor nmon, Grimsby county court district,
Tonl deanery of Grimsby No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles east from Caistor, and 8 south-
west from Great Grimsby. The nearest station is at Walt-
ham, on the East Lincolnshire railway, 5} miles north-east.
Tbe church of St. Andrew is a plain but ancient building of
brick and stone, consisting of chancel and nave, and a
belfrr containing i bell : it is now (1884) in a very dilapi-
dated state and the erection of a new church is in con-
templation. The register dates from the year 1559. The
liting is a rectory, gross yearly valne, ^om tithe rent-
Greemrood Rev. Henry k.a. [rector]
Rectory
Ccotes Thomas, farmer, The Hall
BBESBT is a village and parish, in the Mid division of
the connty, ports of Lindsey, Wold division of Caloewortii
hundred, county court district and union of Ijonth, rural
deanery of CUoeworth No. i, archdeaconry and diocese of
Linoolo, 3! miles north-by-east from Alford station. The
chnrcfa of St. Andrew, originally erected in the twelfth cen-
tary, was rd>ailt in 1841, when every vestige of the original
building was destroyed, and a plain stone edifice erected in
its stead : it now consists of chancel and nave, and an open
bdfrj, surmoonted by a vane and containing 3 bells. The
register of baptisms and burials dates from 1561 ; marriages,
1565. The Uving is a rectory, net yearly value' jf 400, ia-
chuimg 40 acres of glebe, with, residence, in the gift of
Major Mason, imd held since 1880 by the Rev. &nuel '
Newark at. 7.10 a.iB. fedispatchad at 6 p.m. Brant
Brooghtuo is the nearest money order office s the nearest
tel<u;rapti office is at Newark
Parochial Sdiool. — ^In 1840 a Day Jc Sunday school ma
erected at the coot of the rector : it is now maintained
by subscriptions & gdvemment grant ; Chos. Taylor, mast
Newstead Andrew, plumber
Ogden William, shopkeeper
OUrer William, farmer, Sutton
Pogson Hannah (Miss), farmer
Sewards Thomas, shoe maker
Spence James, farmer. Rectory form
Taylor George, Black Swan p.H
Torry John, termer
Worwington George, besom maker
charge, £s3St *'t^ residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Manchester, and held since 1865 by the Rev. Henry Green-
wood K.A. of Magdalen College, Oxford. John Ernest
Sowerby esq. and Thomas Coates esq. are lords of the
manor and principal landowners. The soil is chalk and
clay ; subsoil, the same. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats, turnips and seeds. The area is 3,189 acres ; rateaua
value, Z3<4^ ; the population in 1881 was 171.
Paridb Clerk, William Wilson.
Lbttxd Box cleared at 3.45 p.m
Letters through Great Grimsby. The nearest money order
k, telegraph office is at Laceby
The children of this place attend Hatcliffe school
Field Thomas, miller I Sowerby John Ernest, farmer
Parkinson Thomas, grocer k blacksmith I West Joseph, carpenter & wheelwright
Bladtbnme k.a. of Christ's College, Cambridge, and
domestic chaidain to Ear! Ferrers. The Primitive Methodists
have a chapel here. Mr. John Wakefield, who is lord of the
manor, and Messrs. Hewish and C. R. Darwin, arc the prin-
dped landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, mixed clay. The
chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and barley. The area is
1,180 acres; rateable value, £i,3S9 i the population in 1881
was 145.
Letters arrive through Alford, which is the nearest money
order & telegraph office. Wau, I.ETTBB Box cleared at
6 p.m
National School (mixed), rebuilt in 1865, for 50 children,
with an average attendance of 31, & is supported by
voluntary contributions ; Mrs. Sarah Clayton, mistress
Blaekbnma Ber. Samuel k.a. [rector]
OOmiZIICLAI.
AUiss Mary (Mrs. ), farmer k landowner
nUes George, termer
Dandison Edward, farmer
Farrow Bennett, fanner
Hall William, wheelwright
Mawer John, farmer ^
Morton William, blacksmith
Beid Thomas, shopkeeper
Wakefield John, landowner k farmer
Yonng Edward Ash, farmer
BELCHFOHS is a village and parish, in the Mid division
iif the coontr, parts of Lindsey, north division of Gartree
wapentake, Homcastle union, petty sessional division and
oimty court district, rural deanery of Hill No. i, arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles north-east from
Honxastle, and 9 south from Louth. The chnrch of 8S.
Peter and Paul, rebuHt in 1781, of stone, in the Early
English style, consists of a chancel, large nave, and a tower
very much out of repair ; in order to strengthen it it has
been braoed with iron : it contains i bell : the chancel was
reboot in 1859-60. The register dates from the year 1698.
The Kving is a rectory, yearly valne ^435, vrith residence,
inthegiftof tin Lord Chancellor, ana held since 1863 by
the Rev. the Hon.Thomas Edwardes M.A. of Trinity CoUsga,
Cambridge. Here are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist
chapels. In 1851 a flint arrow-head was foimd here, and is
nnw in the posaession of Mr. Henry Winn, of Fulletby.
R'ibert Charfes Vj-ner esq. who is lord of the manor, and
R'lbert James Epton esq. are the principal landowners. The
K'il is of a mixed nature ; subsoil, clay and sand. The chief
crups are barley, wheat and oats. The area is 3,478 acres ;
rateable value, ;^3,i39 ; the population in 1881 was 488.
Edwardes Rev. the Hon. Thomas m.a
[rector]
Inman Mrs
^hadfonllCss
COMMnCUX.
Abbott John, termer
Abbott Thomas, farmer
Brader George Wm. miller ,(wind)
Bargees Robert, carrier
Barkitt Charles, farmer
Bycroft Benjamin, farmer
Cipps John, carpenter ft; wheelwright
Carter James, bootmaker
Carter John, termer
Chatterton William, farmer
DaulmeyEdward k George, farmers
Donson William, blacksmith
Fountain Colson, beer retailer
Hopkins John Henry, Bloe Bell p.h
Howard George, blacksmith
Howard Jane (Miss), dress maker
Jackson James, grocer, draper, k post
oCRce
Jackson William, farmer
Knowles Joseph, termer
Leary John, hme bnmer k farmer
Maltby James, drill owner
Maltby James, butcher
Sexton, James Carter.
Post & Money Obdbb Office ik SavingsBank. — James Jack-
son, sub-postmaster. — Letters arrive from Homcastle at
9.30 a.m ;dispotched at 3.35 p.m. ; the nearest telegraph
office is at Homcastle
Sonthwold Subscription Hounds. — Edward Preston Rawns-
ley esq. master of the bounds ; Flredk, Gosdell, huntsman ;
John Shepherd, head whipper-in
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1871 ; Sargeant
Woodall, Glebe farm, clerk to the board: the Board
meet at the schools the ist Monday in the month, at
7 p.m
Board School (mixed), built in 1873 for 134 children, with
an average attendance of 71 ; William Hudson, master ;
Miss Mary Hodges, infants' mistress
Cabbiers to : —
H0BNCASTI.E — Robert Burgess, every Saturday ; Richard
Short, every day except Wednesday ,
LODTH — Richard Short, every Wednesday
Marshall William, boot maker
Parish George, farm bailiff to Robert
James Epton esq
Parkinson Jas.Hy.land sarveyor& farmr
Reed William, farmer & landowner
Short Richard, carrier
Sorfleet Drury, shopkeeper
Strawson Miles, farmer
Trafford John, farmer
Waterman John, grocer
Wattom Thomas, farmer
Wilson Mary (Miss), dress maker
Woodall Sargeant, farmer, k clerk to
the school board, Glebe form
Bfarshall John, cattle dealer
BXLIaKAtJ', so called from a copious spring of excellent I and parish delightfully situated in the vale of the Ean
*at<r wbiA t^Ks it* rise here, is a small village^ township | rivulet, in Um I&l division of the ooonty, parts of Lindsey,
Digitized by VjUUV IC
300 BELLEAU.
LIMCOLNSHIBE.
[keixy's
Marsh (liTirion of Oalcetrorth fanndnd, Lonth anion and
ooTinty court district, rural deanery of Caloeworth No. i,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, one mile west from
the Claythorpe station on the East Lincolnshire branch of
the Great Northern railway,s miles north-west from Alford,
8 south-east from Louth, and 9 north from Spilsby. The
church of St. John the Baptist is a substantial building of
stone, in the Decorated stji'Ie, consisting of chancel, clere-
storied nave of 5 bays, aisles, south porch, and a western
tower.containin^ 3 bells : the whole structure was restored
and almost totally rebuilt in 1862, under the direction of
Mr. C. E. Giles, architect, of London, at a cost of ;£i,6oo,
of which Lord Willoughby de Eresby gave ^£400 : the church
retains a piscina and aumbry, from the older building,
erected by Balph West, of Cfaytjiorpe, temp. Edward 11.
to which also the arcades and rood loft stairs oelonged ; the
reredos and pulpit are of stone, enriched with marble : in
the church is a finely scnlptured eflHgy of a Crusader, cross-
Icf^eed, with a lion at his feet. The register, including Aby
and Claylhorpe, dates from the year 1640. The linng is
a rectory, with Aby and Claythorpe annexed, tithe rent-
charge, ^204 ; joint net yearly value ;f 360, including 170
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Baroness
Willoughby de Eresby, and held since 1867 by the Rev.
Richard William Bnlmer, of St. Aidans. The rectory house
is a modern mansion, pleasantly seated on an acclivity a
short distance from the cnnrch, and commanding a fine view
of the surrounding country. Near the church are the
Bulmer Rev.Richard WilUam [rector]
COXMXttCIAL.
Barker Loather, farmer, Claythorpe
Mackinder Charles, farmer
remains of a large mansion, formerly a seat of the Lords
Willoughby de Eresby, and afterwards of the Earls of Lind-
say : it was surrounded by a moat, and appears to have been
entered on the north, where a portion of the gate-bouse,
consisting of part of an octangular turret, standing apart,
and two archways, groined and ribbed with stone, stilt
remains ; in the centre of one of the arches is a finely carved
grotesque head, now much defaced. After the Civil War
this parish was sequestrated to Sir Harry Vane. Baroness
Willoughby de Eresby is lady of the manor and principal
landowner. The soil is clay and heavy loam*, subeoiL clay
and a little chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
turnips. The area of the parish is 1,344 acres ; rateable
value, /830 ; the population in 1881 was, of the civil parish,
154 ; otthe ecclesiastical, 506 ; and the township 65.
Clatthobfe is a township and chapelry, with a popula-
tion in 1 88 1 of 89. The Hussey family, one of whom vas
created a baronet in 1661, were formerly seated here. The
East Lincolnshire branch of the Great Northern railway has
a station here. The principal landowner at Clajrthorpe is
Robert C. Vyner esq.
Sexton, Stephen Blanchard.
Letters through Alford, the nearest money order k telegraph
office
The children of Bellean k Clavthorpe attend the school at
Aby
Railway Station,Claytborpe, Atkinson JosephlCatling, statim
master
Oldroyd Benjamin, farmer
Parker William, farm bailiff to Predk.
Higginsesq
Taylor Jolin, farmer, Claythorpe
Walker Henry Gask, farmer
Toung Tom Carr, farmer
BEIiTOIT, by Gainsborough, is an extensive parish and
village, in the Isle of AxboTme, Northern division of the
county, western division of the wapentake of Manley, parts
of Lindscy, union and oocmty court district of Thome, rural
deanery of Axholme, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of
Lincoln, one mile and a half north from Epworth, 3^ miles
south from Crowle railway station, and 14 north from
Gainsborough. The church of All Saints is a large and
handsome Gothic stone building, consisting of chancel, nave
and aisles, with a fine tower at the west end containing 4
beUs : the chancel contains three stone stalls, a piscina and
a tomb, which is believed to be that of Richard de Belwood, of
the fourteenth century ; the recumbent effigy of a knight in
armour, supposed to have belonged to the tomb, is, however,
separate : Sir John Feme, who wrote Blazon of Gentrie, is
buried here ; several of the windows are adorned with richly
stained glass : the corporation of Lincoln placed a new roof
on the chancel, and many alterations and improvements
were made by the late vicar. There is an enaowment of
17 acres of land left for the repairs of the chnrch, producing
an income of ;^29 annually. The registers are continuous
and in excellent preservation from 1568, but some loose
leaves give the date 1543, and doubtless there are earlier
dates : the register also contains an entry of a confirmation
held at Epworth church nearly two centuries ago, when
about a thousand persons were confirmed, the greatest
number going from this parish ; it is signed by John Upsall,
curate, and dated sand August, 1686. The living is a
perpetual curacy, yearly value /170, with residence, in the
gift of John WUIiam Denne Johnson, of Temple Belwood,
and held, since 1879, by the Rev. Robert Walker b.a. of
Durham University. There are chapels for Wesleyans, New
Connexion and Primitive Methodists. John Lightfoot's
charity of /^o yearly, left in the hands of trustees, is dis-
tributed on St Thomas' day in clothing and flour, and there
are several other small doles. There was formerly at
Sandtoft a Flemish church; the burial ground is still
traceable ; also a cell of Benedictine monks. A fair is held
here annually on the asth of September. Hirst Priory, 3
Selton,
Caraochan Thos. Harsley, Hirst priory
Johnson John William Denne j.p. Tem-
ple Belwood
Walker Rev. Robert b.a. [incumbent].
Vicarage
Chafer William, farmer, Mosswood
Chatterton Mary Mrs. (trustees of),
farmer, Belton grange
Stone Joseph, farmer. Common
Taylor William, farmer
Ohurchtown.
Theaker William Henry
COMMBBCIAL.
Bassindale John, bricklayer
Baasindale Thomas, fkrmer
Brias Septimus, Crown P.H
Dale Samuel, farmer
Everatt Charles, linen k woollen draper,
gentlemen's outfitter, grocer, tea
dealer, fionr dealer, floor cloth k
carpet warehouse, k patent medicine
vendor
Harrison Richard, pig dealer
Holmes William, farmer, Belton
Jennings William, fanner
Johnson Edward, farmer
Kelsey George Aldam k Richd. painters
Kirk William, farmer
Leggott Samuel, wheelwright
Lockwood Harrison, Steers Arms p.h
Pearson John k Jonathan, farmers
Pitchfork Lewis, tailor
Ross John \f'illiam, fanner
Stothard Henry, wheelwright
Beltoft.
Cdlinson Christ. Barber, Beltoft hotua
miles north from the village, the seat of Thomas Harsle}'
Carnochan esq. is a large and noble building, beantifnlly
situated in extensive grounds, near to which was formerly a
cell of Augustine canons annexed to Nostal Abbey. Temple
Belwood, the residence of J. W. D. Johnson esq. j.p. is an
ancient building, situated in a park of about 150 acrea. The
remains of an old farm house adjacent was at one time an
hospital of the Knights Templars. • Two-.public halls were
erected in 1883. A. Parkin is lord of the manor of Epworth.
The chief landowners are J. W. D. Johnson esq. George S.
Lister esq. and T. Harsley Carnochan esq. The soil is
warp, silt, stiff clay and sand ; subsoil, clay, sand and peat.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and potatoes. The area
is 8,530 acres; rateable value, /ii,783;- the. population in
1881 was 1,719. The parish includes the hamlets of Bel-
toft, a miles north-east; Cabhoosks, half-a-mile west;
Mosswood, a north; SAKDTorr, 3 north-west: Tkmpis
Belwood, i^ north-cast; Wbstqate, i north-west; Wood-
house, i^ north, and Bbakin, half-a-mile.
Parish Clerk, Lewis Pitchfork.
Post Office. — Mrs. Mary Picksley, postmistress. Letters
received by mail from Doncaster, arrive at 7.25 a.m. ;
dispatched at 6.15 p.m. The nearest money order k
telegraph office is at Epworth
Schools: —
National Schools, to hold 354 children, were erected in
1869, by the exertions of the late vicar, at a cost of abnnt
;f 1,000 ; Thos.Beaeall,ma8ter; Miss Ann Shingler,mistress
The Church School, under government inspection, com-
prises a school having accommodation for lao boys, with
an average attendance of but 45; it a girls & mixed
infants' school to hold lao pupils, the average attendance
being 80 ; there is a good master's residence attached
Public Hall, John Outram, hon. secretary
Public Hall, John William Ross, hon. secretary
CoNVEYAiiCB. — Omnibus to Crowle railway station from
Epworth daily to meet the morning train
Cabrieb to Doncastkh. — John Bellamy, sit
Collinson Mrs
COMVSBCIAL.
Boivman George, farmer
Carr Sarah (Mrs. ),farmr. Beltoft grange
Harrison Thomas, farmer
Howsham William, farmer
Kelsey Peter, farmer
Stones Gervase, farmer
Wales Henry, fanner
Watson John, farmer
Webster William, farmer
Brakin.
Brias Leonard, Sir Solomon t.a
Brown James, farmer
Burtwistle William, farmer
Harrison Christopher, coal dealer
Hunt Henry, shopkeeper
Jackson Thomas, farmer
Leggott John, farmer |
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DIRECTORY.]
Leggott Thonus, farmer
Maw William, shoe maker
R)5S Jiihn William, firmer
Taylor William, farmer
Tovncnd Zachariah, grocer
n°dts in John, wheelirright
Carhouaes.
Atkinim Thomas, farmer
Hunt Joseph, beer retailer
(.rggiitt Joha, farmer
Lingard Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Pearson (jerris, farmer
Priicitir Thomas R. farmer
Rigby John Robert, farmer
Tiiraker Thomas, farmer
n'Htioa Benjamin, farmer
Sandtoft.
AsWin Spencer Henry Cook, fanner,
.Sandtoft grore
Axe William, Stag P.B
Btsmford Rsynolus, wheelwright
Coulman Fanny (Mrs.), farmer
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Candell Richd. farmer, Dirtness bridge
Houchin John, miller (wind)
Iii^am John, farmer
Walker k Allen, farmers
Winter William, farmer
Wettffate.
Moody Miss
liassimlale James, tailor
Bellamy John, shopkeeper
Bellamy William, fanner
Bramford Reynolds, wheelwright
Brockton Haimab (Mrs.), farmer
Crahtree Hannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Crabtrec William, butcher
Dale George, farmer
Glew John, shopkeeper
Hackney George, miller (wind)
Harrison Abrahaim, hay & straw dealer
Heald Thomas, plmnber
UiU Richard, farmer
Horton Thomas, hackster
Hnnt Joseph, beer retaQer
Jackson Thomas, farmer
BENMNOTOM.
301
BELTOIf (near Grantham) is a pariah and village, in
ths rale of the Witbam, Sotithern division of the county,
pirls of Keateren, Grantham soke, union and county
oonrt district, Spittlegate petty sessional division, rural
deanery of North Grantham, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, a^ miles north-north-east from Grantham. The
chnrch of SS. Peter and PanI is an ancient edifice of stone,
of the Nonnan and Perpendicular periods, consisting of
diancel, transeptal chapel, clerestoried nare, north aisle,
soatb porch, and a western tower containing 3 bells, on the
Urgest of which is the inscription—
" Persnnet hxc ccelis
Dulcissima vox. Gabrielis : "
the most ancient portion of the church is the Norman
amde of the aisle ; next in d'lte is the greater part of the
tower : the remainder of the structure is Perpendicular and
in part modem ; the chancel was built by Alicia, Lady
Brownlow, in 1731, and the mortuary chapel belongs to the
present century ; in the centre of the latter is an altar tomb
nl black and white marble, with a recnmbent effigy, by the
late Baron Marochetti, of John, first Earl Broimlow (1853),
in his robes as a peer : placed against the walls arc fine
monuments to Sophia (Hume) and Caroline (Fludycr), the
earl's first two wives ; the former of these monuments
iododes a figure of ** Religion," by Canors ; another monu-
ment, designed by the late Sir G. G. Scott b.a. com-
memorates John Hume, Viscount Alford k.f. 1851, and
there is a third, with tabernacle work in the Perpendicular
•trie, to J. W. S. Brownlow E. Gust, second earl, ob. 1867:
in the chanoel are memorials to Richard Brownlow, pro-
thonotar)-, 1638 ; Sir John Brownlow, his son, 1679 ; and
Alicia (Pnllen), wife of Sir John, 1676, with cHigies, Sir
Richard Brownlow hart. 1668, and his wife ; Sir John
Bmvnlow, his son, who built Belton house, 1697 ; Sir
John Brownlow bart. H. v. afterwards Baron Charlerille and
Viscnnt Tyroonnel, 175^ and Eleanor his wife ; the Right
Hon. Sir John Cust, Speaker of the House of Commons,
1770, his son. Sir Brownlow Gust, first Baron Brownlow,
1807, and others of that family to 1858 ; and also a monu-
ment to the Hon. and R3v. Richard Cas^ rector of Belton
Brownlow Earl [lord lieutenant of Lin-
cilnshire], Belton house; 3 Carlton
House terrace, Carlton k Guards'
clnbs,London<.w.; b Ashridge, Great
Berkhampstead
Cast Rer. William Arthur Purey a A.
[lertorj, Rector)-
Hingley Joseph
IxTe Miss
Wi»)lw»rd Mrs
BSKKIHOTON is a village and parish extending to
the shores of the Wash, in the Southern division of the
oionly, wapentake of Skirbeck, parts of Holland, Boston
union and county court district, rural deanery of North
Holland No. 3, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles
eut-north-east from Ik»ton, on the road from Boston to
H'ainfleet. Part of Leake civil parish is ecclesiastically
annexed to this parish. The churcli of All Saints is a build-
ing of atonSgin the Early English,Decuratcd and Perpendicular
styles, and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of 6 bays,
aisles, sooth porch, and western tower containing 6 bells :
the chinoel, chiefly Earlv English, but altered during the
Perpendicidar period, is iividM from the nave by a carved
oik screen with doors ; the upper part had been much muti-
htej, but has now been restored : the chancel retains a pis-
cina and sedilia of Decorated date and an Easter sepulchre
id aumbries of the Early English period : the clerestory,
Bolt Robert, head gamekeeper to Earl
Brownlow
Broadhead William, stonemason
Cooper William, farm bculiff to Earl
Brownlow
Craddnck Frank Henrj', carpenter
Goodson Benjamin William, Greyhound
inn, jc farmer.
Grant William, woodman to Earl
Brownlow
Kirk George, farmer
Maw Allen, farmer
Needham William, farmer
Newbitt Henry, farmer
Ontram George, agent for the Hatfield
Chase corporation
Piatt Thomas, tailor
Popplewell Richard, Wheatsheaf p.h
Rimmington George, shopkeeper
Sanderson Martha (Mrs.), farmer
Seaton Edward, shoe maker
Skelton John, farmer
Smith Joseph, shopkeeper
Swash Thomas, farmer
Temperton John, shoe maker
Temperton Samuel, brazier
Temperton Wi)liam, farmer
TheaVer William, blacksmith
WoocUiouse<
Beecroft Charles, farmer
Dannatt Thomas, blacksmith
Gell William, shopkeeper
Slack Robert, farmer
from 1810 to 18S4: the octangular basin of. the font is
ornamented around its sides with a aeries of quaint carvings : .
the east window and one on the south side of the nave are
stained ; the latter, presented by Frances, Lady Brownlow,
in 1833, diaq^ys numerous shields, bearing the arms of the
Brownlow, Tyroonnel and Cust families, dating from 1641
to 1815. The register dates from the year 1538. Toe
living is a rectory, gross yearly value of ^440, in-
cluding 30 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
of Earl Broimlnw, and held since i88a by the Rev.
William Arthur Purey Cust b.a. of Chnst Church,
Oxford. The school is supported by Earl Brownlow D.t,
J. p. Here is a bedehouse for six poor women, built in
1659, and founded by Alice, wife of Sir John Brownlow but.
whme portrait is in the bedehouse; each inmate receives
;f 10 per annum. Belton House, the seat of Earl Brownlow,
is a fine mansion, completed in 1689, from a design by
Sir Christopher Wren, and improvecl in 1775, under the
direction of James Wyatt : the apartments contain many
valuable pictures by Lely, Kneller, Rej-nolds, Romney, and
others : in 1695 William III. was entertained here, on his
progress through the northern ooimties : the park contains
676 acres, in addition to about 60 acres of pleasure grounds,
and has three lakes ; an ornamental building, known as
Belmont Tower, situated on an eminence on the east side of
the park, commands an extensive and interesting view of
the. surrounding scenery. Earl Brownlow d.l., j.f. is lord
of the manor and sole landowner. The soil and subsoil are
various. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and
turnips. The area is 1,710 acres ; rateable value, £3 444 ;
the population in 1881 was 183.
Parish Clerk, Thomaa Watson.
Post Opfict. — John Willcock, postmaster. Letters from
Grantham arrive about 640 a.m. ; depart at 6.15 p.m.
Simdays, arrive 8 a.m. ; dispatched 5.15 p.m. Grantham
is the nearest money order « telegraph office
School (mixed), built in 1836, k supported entirely by
Earl Brownlow ; it will hold 45 children, k has an
average attendance of a8 ; Miss Annie Lort, mistress
Lord William Robert, farmer
Lowe Caroline Matilda (Miss), shopkpr
Lowe George Angel, clerk of works to
Earl Brownlow
Lynn John, farmer, Belton ashes
Sage George, head gardener to ■ Earl
Brownlow
Willcock John, blacksmith, k post office
which is Perpendicular, with an embattled parapet, has 6
windows on either side ; at the north-east angle of the nave
IS an octagonal turret with spirelet, containing a stair formerly
leading to the mod loft, and on the east gable of the nave it
a smaU bell-oote: both aisles once had chantries and the
south aisle still retains a piscina: in the north aislo is a
statue bracket : the font is a richly carved example of ths
Perpendicular period, with symbohcal figures, scenes from
Holy Scriptures, and statuettes of saints and apostles : an
organ was placed in the chnrch in 1849. The register dates
from the year 1567. The living is a rectory, gross yearly
value ;f 800, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chan-
cellor, and held since 1869 by the Rev. Henry Sharp Dis-
browe b.a, of University College, Oxford, Canon of Lincoln
Cathedral and rural dean. The Primitive Methodists
have a chapel here. Here are five bedehouses for three
bedesmen and two bedeswomen,wha receive five shillings and
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lilNOeLNiffllBE
[keixt's
sixpence per week each. Charities aimpimtiii^to abcrat .£jS
are consolidated and distributed yearly on Palm Silnda^'
The tnutees of the late Henry Hallam, Henry B<«er8 esq.
Oeorge Howard Beeson and Col. Lennard are the chieftand-
' oimera ; 'there are sereral tiuaH freeholders. The soS is
loamy and rich ; subsoil, silty. The chief crops are irheat
and potatoes. The area is 3,306 acres; rateable vaiue)
£3^gg; aAd 4,40^ acres of -irater. The popnlation in 1881
iras,af the civil parish 54a, and of the soclesiastical 633. By
a local eoTemment board nrder, dated December a4th, 18M,
a detached part of this parish, containiDg 76 inhabitant^ 'waa
transferred to Leake . - ' - 1
9u Bank, i mile south-east, and Wnr Km, | mile vest,
are small Tillages.
Vestry Clerk, William Harrison.
Post Oifio. — Vt^lliam Twell, receiver. Letters arrive from
Boston, per mail cart, at 6 a.m. k are dispatched thereto
aft 7. 15 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph offise
ia at ueake
^qpwed School, the income of which arises from land to
sWp value of £go yearly; Alfred James CSark, master;
,{^4^ Hannah Foster, mistress
Atkinson Frederick Horatio
Belton William
Disbrowe Rev. Henry Sharp 1I.A., j.p.
[rector, canon of Lincoln cathedral ft
rural dean]
Harrison Wiffiam
Johns Mrs
COMMBBCIAt.
Allen John, blacksmith
Atkin Joseph, farmer
Atjdnson nederick Horatio, sur^on t
medical officer k public vaccmator,
BeDnington district, Boston union
Barton William Clifton, Plough f.h. &
'wheelwright
Bbmd KichMd Smith, /armer, West end
3aEfham Bennett, farmer
Oammack John, fanner ic chemist
Chapman Dickinson, thrmr.Donble bank
Chapman Johii, farsier, Double bank
Clark Joseph, &rmer -
Clarke Charles C. Ysrmer, Bactory farm
Collins Hubbard, termer
Crawford Jonathan, farmer, Sea end
Orttwferd William, farmer
Crowder Wjjliam, fatincr
Everard William, {aniser, Ings
Everard William, jun. farmer, Sea end
Fell John Henry, Tanner, Ings
Putter John, farmer, West end
Green William, farmer, Mallows hill
Ebrdy William^ farmer, Sea end
Harrison Richard, (armer
Harrison-William, builder
Hardy WjUuup, farmer
Maiden* Joseph, farmer
Maltby Wingate,bntcher k beer retailer
Neal John, former
Needham George, farmer. Sea bank
Neadham John, farmer, Petty dnin
Nicholson Sarah (Miss), Nelson inn
Robinson William, brmsr, Ings
Roe John, farmer
Russell John, farmer. Sea end
Smith William, farmer. West end
Swain John, fanner
Taylor John, farmer. Lamb lane
Taylor Richard, farmer. Low fields
Tether William, madiine owner
Tether John, fumer
Tilson Ebnry, farmer, Sea bank
Twell William, grocer, k post office
Wilson John, farmer
XJOSO BSHmU'GTOK is a parish in the Southern . monastery : during the wars with France it was seized into
division of the county, on the borders of Nottinghamshire, the king's hands, and, being then valued at £$0 yearly, wu
wapentake erf Loveden, parts of Kegteven, Newark union and given by Richard II. to the Cbrthusiana of St. Ann, near
county conrt district, rural deanery of Loveden, and an^- 1 Coventry, but, after the suppression of theee houses, this
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4I miles south from Claypole was given by Henry V. to tbe priory of Montgiace : and as
station,abont 8 north-west fromOrantham,and680uth-8ouUi- part of the possesions of this last-named monastery, this
east from Newark. The village consists of one long street, on manor of Long Bennington was granted to the Dean and
the road from Gnlntham to Newark, bounded on the east by 1 Chapter of Westminster. Here are quarries of freestone and
the river Witham. The church of All Saints is a fine stone 1 lime, and limdcilns. Andrew Macdonald Grote esq. is lord
stmctnre, in the Early English and Perpendicular styles, of the manor. The Earl of Dyaart is impropriator, and there
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and tower at tbit ' are a number of small landed proprietors. The soil is rich
West end, supported by massive buttresses, terminating in
pinnacles, and contains 4 bells. The registers date from the
year 1563 ; these include the registers of Foston for baptisms
and burials from 1633 to 1799, and of marriages till 1776.
The living is a discharged vicarage, united with the chapdiy
of Foeton, joint yearly value ^^411, subjeot to a peiision of
jCiao to the late incumbent, with reffldenc^, in t(e' gift of
the Duchy of Lancaster, and held since ^878 by.',the Rev.
William Barker, of King's College, London. The.Wesleyan
and the Primitive Methodists have each a cha^I here. The
poor's land of 2 j acres J-ields /31 yeariy, abd Gi-bt^s charity
is /3 yearly. All tithes Bnamoduses of Ixing' Bebnington
ana Foston, the property of the lay ithpropriatOr and vicar,
were commuted in 1794. The church and four cttrocates of
land in this town were given by Ralph de Fllgeriis to the
abbey of Savigney in Normandy before 1 175 : an aHen priory
of Cistercian monks here was subordinate to that foreign
FRrVATE SXSIDESTS.
Andrews William
Barker Rev. William, [vicar]
Brown Charles ^
Burnby Mrs
Burrows Henry Chamber
Emmerson Roberts
Harby Mrs
Irving Charles
Johnson Mrs
Mackenzie Mrs
Short Mt-s
Williams Mrs .,
co>r>rsBciAi..
Ablewhite Thomas, grocer
Ablewhite William, grocer k draper
Ackland Thos. shoe ma. k shopkeeper
Baggsley James, farmer
Ba^galey Thomas, farmer
Bame Daniel, Swan VM k carrier
Bayley Charles, farmer
Bell John, butcher
Bemrose John, grocer k drnggist
Brown Francis, harness maker
Bnllen James, wind miller k baker
Burgin Thomas, farmer
Burn Maria (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Sorrows Henry Chamber l. k. c. p. sdin.
.[ . sorgeon k medical officer, Bennington
district, Kewark union
Coltman Richard, farmer
Cragg Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Cragg Daniel, farmer
Dabedl Thomas, farmer
Danpt Charlotte (Miss), shopkeeper
Dawson George, carpenter
Drin^ Thomas, Wheatsheaf p.h
Dring Wm, blacksmith, k post officf
FAx William, shopkeeper
Freestone John, butcher
Giaby Fretterick, carpenter
Green Charles, watch maker
Hall Henry, farmer
Harby Groirge Edwin, wheelwnght
Hawkins Edward, White Lion P.H
Hucknall William, shopkeeper
Irving Charles, surgeon
Jackson Robert, farmer
loam and clay ; subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, beans, turnips and seeds. The area is 4,430 acres,
indnding Binninoton Okanqe, formerly extra-parochisl,
but now a parish ; rateable value, ;f 6,588, and the popnlation
ia 1881 was. Long Bennington 910, and Bennington Giaoge
14-
Parish Clerk, Dickson Curtam.
Post k Monkt Obdbb k Tbleobaph Offzcb t Savings
Bank. — William Dring, receiver. Letters arrive from
Grantham about 8.30 a.m. k are dispatched at 5. 15 p.m
National School, George Bradburn, master
Carrikks TO: —
GsANTHAK— Robert Bennett k Joseph Fost«!r, sat. bvth
returning same night
Newabk— Daniel Baine, Rt. Bennett, Wm. Hucknall. Jas.
Bag^ey, Joseph Foster, k Thomas Kirton, wed. all re-
turning same night
Jackson Thomas, shopkeeper
Jenkinson Joseph, shoe milker
Johnson George, farmer
Johnson Jacob, grocer
Johnson James, builder
Johnson Thomas, farmer
Johnson Simon, bricklayer
Einning Thomas, Reindeer p.h
Kirton Richard, quarry owner
Kirton Thomas, shopkeeper k carrier
Linney John, carpenter
Modd James, farmer
Monks John, (armer
Outram William, tailor
Rowbotham Joseph, wind miller k reg-
istrar of births k deaths for Benning-
ton sub-district
Sheppard John, farmer
SibMn Joseph, blacksmith
Slack James, plumber
Smith George, farmer
Wade John, carpenter
Walker William, tin plate worker
Wells John, shoe maker
BKNNIWORTH is a parish and village in the Mid
division of the county, parts M Lindsey, eastern division
of the wapentake of Wraggoc, Homoastle union and oonnty
court district, petty sessional division of Wragby, rarii
deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese
of Lincoln, i mile south-east from 'South Willin^dm ndl-
way station, sj miles north-east-by-cast from W^by> and
9 south-eakt from MarketRasen. The Church of St. Julian
is an ancient cruciform structure in the Norman and latir
styles, consisting of large chancel, short wide nave, tran-
septs, vestry and a low western tower with conical roc*
containing 3 bells: the west doorway is a very guoi
example of Norman work, but is not quite perfect ; in the
nave are other remains of the same date, and there is a
Norman font, very successfully restored from the existing
fragments: the remains of a richly-carred rood screen of
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Itte tmtfth cr -thirteenth caotaff hare betttprc^serTed :
the chnrdi ms ^onmghly rettored in lijSt luiiier the
dinetion of Mr.iJaa. Foirier. stcbittct, of (joutb, and vu
reopened in October of that year; the chancel -was entirely
lebailt, a vestry' addedl, the transepts, which had nearly
dinppeared, renewed, the tower slightly raised and
strengthened with angle buttresses, and the church re-
seated with open "benches. The register dates from the
"ytxt 1691. The living is a rectory, yearly vatue'^f 380 with
residence, in the gift of Edward Hene^ge esq. M.p.' 'and
lieldby the Bet. '.Alsn-Manziaduke Alington m.a. of W6r-
tester CoH^e, Oxford. Here is a United Free Metho-
dist chapel. About a mile to the weftt of ' the village
ne about 8 acres of ornamental water, well stocked with
flah, the property of Edward Heneag^ esq.- Edward Hen«8ge
eiq. i(.p., D.L., i.r.vho is lord of tha manftt and Messta.'J.
ilbtfHi md J. a Boggarethe 5tftM)<p»U»ndff»mers.-Ihesoil
is marl, clay and sand : subsofl, white .-dlagr and sand. "The
chief .crops ar«'«4ieat, barley, oatt^ «eed» a^d turnips. The
area is 2,904 acres ; rateable value, jQ^aix ; and the popnla-
tion in i88i was'sSi. ' - ' .
. riirish Ckrk, Charl^ Thompson.
Post Office.— Samuel Bett, receiveir. Letters by foot post
through Wraigby arriv* at 10 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.20
plm. Donington-on-'Bein is the nearbst taoiicy order
'• office;'' «he tetegraph office 'is afWilBnghart rjiilway
' station. ■ > .1
Ghnrch school, ereetM in t86g, -at a cost of ;^2oo, for 70
children, with an average attendance of 35 ; supported
by subscription ; Miss HaWet K. Simp8V)n, mistress.
CARRittBS;^-Taceyft Oliver, to Lonth^ on Wednesday ;' to
' Homicastle, en sattirday-; )t(< - Market S&sen^ tnesday
Alington Bev. Alan Marmadnke
[rector]
Muon Joim,jun. Whiiehonse- -
CSOKKKBCIAL.
Belt George, farmer', Springfield farm'
Bett Saraue^ butcher & farmer
Bett Thomas, farmer, fienniworth walk
Fiddsend Charles 9mith, farmer
FrearsonHy.Bradley,farmer,Moor farm Kent CSiristonher, farmer
Frtow Joseph, cowkeepor' ,: . Mason John, lUndpffuer & farmeri >The
Goy Christopher, wheelwright Grange > . . .
Oray 'John, thrashing iiuu^une onuer, Oliver J(^in, carrier . ' ' - .
Ic' cottage farmer | Plumptre^ Joseph, boot maker
OTayWiUjam.thrashing machine owner, \ tacey Edward, shop^eep^r & carrier
I & cottage tanner Winder Rd. A. farmer, SiectoTT Una
I Hilldred Thomas, cowkeeper ... | Wingate John, farmer
I Jackson Henry, blacksmith I >
BICKJSS is a parish and village,' in tlie Southern divi-
sion of the cotmty, parts of tTollanci, wapentaike of Kirton,
Boston union and county court district, North Holland rural
deanery No. i,and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 4 miles
eoDth from. Swinrshead station on the> Boston' and Sleaford
lue, 5 north-west from . Alg^rkirk station on the Great
Xorthem railway, 103 from Xiondon, one m^e .pnd three-
qoirters north-east-by-north from Donington, and 9 miles
Moth-west-by-west from Boston. . The church of St.
Svitbin is an ancient stone bnildiiig, in the Norman
early styles, consisting of chancel and clerestoried nave,
north aisle, south porch, vestry and a central embattled
tower, containing 6 bells ; the most ancient portion (consist-
ing of two bays of the earh'er nave, with its clerestory) is an
excellent eliample of Late Norman work, but the remiunder
o( the nave was built in the Elizabethan period ; there are
also traces of a thirteenth-century reconstruction : the re-
maining portion of the church, which was in a very dilapi-
dated state, was restored in 1876.' The risgister dates from
the year 15G1. The living is a disoharged .vicarage, having
280 acres of glebe, but now (1884) unlet, with residence,
in the gift of the Dean and Oiiapter of Lincoln, and
held since 1853 by the. Rev. Henry Thomas Flet<;ber V.A.
Caotnar. The Wesleyans and Frimtiye MeUiodists have
chapels h6re. Here is an dementaiy mixed ^hopl under
government inspection, the master" and nistrqas having
Fletcher Jlev. Henry Thomas,. ItA.,
. J.P.'[vi<^r]
Rippon Edwin, Gauntlett
an annual allowance of jf40: it will hold. 100 cliildren,
with on' average attendiince ' of 90.- ' There have been
many charities left to the poor of this );>arish, among
which are Thonfias Dickenson's, £io in 165a : Xs?'
William Tampson's, in 16S6; and £26 from the tSiist
famfy : the total income of the charities tiom' land let in
allotments and from other property is considerably re-
duced; they formerly amounted to ^138 los.' 6d. Lord
Willoughby de Broke is lord of ^he manor of Helpringham-
cum-Bicker, Henry Chaplin esq. of Bicker ^eanmont, and
Mr. Grimble of the small manor of Ball Hall. The princi-
pal landowners are Edward Smith esq. E. B. C. Oust esq.
William Morlcy esq, and Edwin Rippon esq. The sofl is
loam, clay, and ' silt ; subsoil,' clay. The chief cr"ps are
wheat, oats, beans, peas and potatoes. The area is 3,720
acres, including Copping Syko ; rateable value, jifs,i66 ;
the popvdation in 1881 was 723.
Parish Clerk, John Bennett.
Post Offick.— George Percy Bishop, rtceiver. Letters
through Spalding arrive at 7 a,m. ; dispatched at 6.48, &
on Sundays 5.58 p.m. The n^rest money order &
tele^aph offices are at Do'ningtoh & Swinesbead
National School, Richard fe. Walter, ipaster J Mrs. Walter,
rniitress
CABmKR,— Robert Pick, to Boston, wediibsday & s&tor Jay ;
to Spalding, tuesday . .
coioasciAt- '
Atkinson Zacchens, miller (wind)
Barton Cecil, farmer
Baxter Gersham, bricklayer
Baxter Richard, farmer •
iioul Isaatl, machine owner ■ '
Brawn John, fkrmer
Carralt Peter, farmer. Marsh Mill ho
Cooley William Edward, fmner, Feft
Cboley William, auctioneer
Dalton OJmeHns, Red Lidn p.h
Dawson Henr}-, shoe maker
East John, farmer
tiillings William, beer retailer
Hales Edward, wheelwright
Herd Joseph "Wilkinson, grocer -
Key Thomas, farmer, Gauntlett
Lambert John, blacksmith
LHrttbort Philip, shopkeeper
Lev^ley Geoifie, farmer. Fen
Liensley George, farmer
Machin Richard, fanner -
Iffeohia Waiiam, fanner
Morley John Wm; ft Thonias,. farmers
Page James, farmer
Ftkrkfer Robert, (armer
Pick Robert, Whits Horse p.r'
Rippon Edwins i farmer & landownef,
Gauntlett 1
Skill William, farmer, Gannilett
TillsoA Alfred, tanner
Wait William, farmer .
Wright James, farmer. Fen ■'
Young William, farmer
SIOBT" is a village, township and parish, in the Northern
<Uvision of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of
Yarboroagh~w<^)entake, Brigg pet'y sessional division, Glan-
ford, Brigg and Caistor unions, Caistor county court district,
mral deuieiy of Yarborcngh No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow,
and diocese of Lincoln : it is on the western declivity of the
Wolds, 4 miles east from Brigg and 2 south from Bunetby-
le-Wuld station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln-
shire railway. The portion: of the parish in Brigg um'on is
comprised in Glanfora Brigt; township. The church of All
Saints is an antient stone bnilding, in the Early English
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, with a sqni^
embattled toiwerand 3 bells, tl>e largest oast in -1609, and
bearing the motto, "God save the Church," and the 2
others in 1680.-- the north aisle was t^en down in 1779,
and rebuilt on a smaller and inferior scale: the church was
"i-opeoed, in December, 1878, after extensive restoration,
at a cost of about /i,40o, the Lite M. Maw esq. of Cleatham,
"wner of some hind in the parish,' contributing ^^250
towards new roof and other works r it contains some early
*nd interestiag mdnimients of the Tyrwhitt family, formerly
of Kstdcby, in this parish, which have been somewhat dam.>-
aged by age tad mnt of care ; a slab, with inscription, much
eOaoed^n memory of one of the SkipwHh fainily,of Ormesb}',
c'nneclcd with this Tyrwhitts; of Kettleby ; and one or two
ancient and ranch broken ecclesiastical figures in stone: the
parish began to be enclosed in January, 17^. Tlie register
dates from the year 1696. The living is a rectory, yearly
value /700, glebe about 35 acres, with large house and
pleasant and extensive grounds, in the gift of V. D. H. Cary-
Elwes esq. d.l., j.f. and held since 1868 by the Rev. 'rhomas
Field B.D. of St. John's College, Cambridge. At Kettleby
Thorpe there was a desecrated Catholic burial-ground, and
in. 1848, at the time of the construction of the Manchester,
SbeHield and Lincolnshire railway, some workmen found a
leaden cotjin containing a human body, the teatures of which
were reported to be perfectly discernfble ; it proved to be the
remains of Robert Cliff esq. formerly of Brigg, who'^vas
buried in the year 1792 ; his remains are now interred in
Bigby churchyard. Roman coins have beeri founi;! at Kettleby,
alro fragments of Roman pavement. V. D. B. Cary-Ehres
esq. D.L., J. P. U lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is chalk on the wolds, clay and sand ; subsoil, sandy
gravel. The chief crops are wheat, turnips, barlej' ami oatjs.
The area of the parish is 3,440 acres ; rateable value, /8,757 ;
the population, exclusive of that portion indudecT in the
townsliip of Glanford Brigg, was in 1881, 255.
Parish Clerk, Jonathan Rakalls.
l,etters arrive thropgh Brigg. The nearest money order. &
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[kbllt's
tele^aph office is at Srigg. Wajx Lbttxb Box cleared
at 3.45 p.m. ireek days nnly
National School, built in 1871, by V. D. H. Cary-Elves esq.
D.L., J. p. for 45 children, with an average attendance of
nearly that nnmber ; the school is supported by voluntary
subscriptions ; Miss Elizabeth Paul, mistress
Bronghton George, -wheelwright
Clayton Henry, farmer, Kettlebv
Nelson John, farmer, KetUeby Thorpe
Field Rev. Thomas B.D., i.p. [vicar]
COHHBBCUL.
Beacock Joseph, shopkeeper
BILUKOBOROTTOH is a parish and large well-built
f-illage, near the Car Dyke, having a station on the Bourn
and Sleafonl branch of the Great Northern railway, in the
Southern division of the county, Aveland ivapentake, parts
nf Kesteren, Bourn union and county court district, rural
deanery of Aveland No. i, Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese,
9 miles north-east from Bourn, 9 south-east from Sleaford
and 3 east from Falkingham. llie church of St. Andrew is
a structure of stone, in the Early English, Early and Late
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of a chancel,
which has an old barn roof, brought from Birthorpe, nave,
with a lofty clerestory and aisles, and at the north-west
angle a tower, with spire 150 feet high, containing a clock
and 5 bells, which were re-hung in 1846: traces of the
original Early English church remain in the south aisle, but
this aisle and its porch dates chiefly from about 1319, to
which period the chancel may also be referred ; the rest of
the church, with the exception of the Perpendicular clere-
story, is Late Decorated, and indndes the tower and spiie,
remarkable for the narrowness and height of the former in
proportion to the latter ; there are three tiers of louTre spire
lights : the east end of the south aisle retains a piscina and
locker : in the east window are the arms of Eleanor, daughter
of Henry, Earl of Lancaster, those of John, Lord Beaumont,
and of the Marmion family : in the interior are numerous
marble and other tablets : a new roof was placed over the
nave in 1870, at a cost of ;f78o, defrayed from land belong-
ing to the church. The register dates from the year 1561.
Ilie living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge 8s. net yearly
value ;^iGo, including 140 acres of glebe, in lieu of tithe and
reaidenoe, in the gift of Earl Fortescue, and held since 1855
by the Rev. John Kynaston m.a. of Christ Church, Oxford,
lliere is a Baptist Tabernacle, erected 1868 ; a Wealeyan
chapel, built in 1829, and a Primitive Methodist chapel in
1868. There are charities of about /41 yearly value. Stone
tablets in the church record the following gifts to the poor :
— ^^900 by Mrs. Mary Wayet, late of Stamford ; ;f 100 in
1837 by Mr. Thomas Buckberry, of BiUingborongh, the
interest of which to be given in bread ; and /loo by Mary
Gould in 1839, for educating orphans. The Kllinglmrongh
and Horbling Reading Room and Recreation Society, formed
in 1859, has a reading-room and library of 300 vols, open
to subscribers ; the reading-room is also open to the ^neral
public on payment of one penny per visit. The Public Hall,
erected in 1865, is a building of red brick, with stone dress-
ings, and will hold 400 persons. Here are some small
breweries and maltings. "Ae town is lighted with gas from
the BiUingborongh and Horblmg Gas Works, which were
completed November aand, 1864. There are abundant ever-
flowing springs of very pure water in the village, and within
a few yftrds of these rises a mild chalybeate spring : a con-
tinuously rising stream of pure water, exhibiting a pressure
of 4olb. to the square inch, has also beien obtainM by boring
on the premises of Mr. G. Harrison. The Old Hall is a
lar^ old mansion in the Tudor style, now divided into two
residences. Some farm-houses m this parish were con-
structed with materials from the ruins of Sempringham
priory. The village lias some good shops and inns. Earl
PBIVXTB BB91DENT8.
Abel Mrs. Vine street
Andrew Alfred, Vine street
Arnold Miss
Barwell Miss
Bland William
Blasson Thomas
De Barton Major Albert, 1
Bnckminster hall
Garter Richard
Casswell Henry, High street
Dalton Misses, The Villa
Oean Willinm Henry Ellis
Faulkner John
Goodacre Robert
Hammond David
Harrison George, Birthorpe road
Houghton Henry
bzatt Mrs. Vine street .
Jillings Mrs. High street
Johnton Edward
Johnson Miss, I^bumam cottage
Kynaston Rev. John, m.a. [vicar].
The Vicarage
Kynaaton ibjor Henry Edmonds,
The Vicarage
Oliver John Paul, High street
Page George
Parker Mrs. High street
PickworthMrs
Seiles John
Sewards William Hardy
Sharpe Thomas, High street
Shaw John, High street
Smith Miss, High street
Wadsley Felix, The Old hall
COKMSRCIAL.
Abel John, New inn
Abel William, farmer
Allen John, gnicer & baker
Allen Thomas, carpenter
Ball William Richard, land surveyor k
master of board school
Barber Harriet (Miss), ladies' boarding
ft day school. The Old hall
Barber Joseph, sen. farmer, Falking-
ham rood
Barrand William, sen. farmer. Vine st
Barrand William, jun. brewer
Benton Moses Franklin, tailor ft draper
BiUingborongh ft Horbling Gas Co.
(Benjamin Smith, secretary ; Wm.
Turner, manager ; Thos. Hodgkinson,
coUector), Vine street
Robinson George, blacksmith
Walker George, farmer
Walker John, farmer
Fortescue was formerly lord of the manor, but the Crovn
purchased the estates and the manorial rights in 1855; >
manorial right is also exercised by Major Albert de Barton
D.L., J.F. of Buckminster Hall. Tho principal landownen
are the Crovrn, Robert Kelham esq. of Bleasby Hall, South-
weU, Major Albert de Burton, Capt. Henry Smith j.p. of
Horbling, and the vicar. The soil is loam ; snbsoU, grsvd.
The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and beans The am
is 2,oao acres ; rateable value, ;f 5,330 ; the population in
1881 was 1,189.
Parish Clerk, George Walton.
Post ft Money Order & TELasRAPH Office, Savings Bank
ft Government Annnity ft Insurance Office. — WiUiam
Forster Smith, postmaster. Letters received through
Falkingham office, arrive at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.15
p.m. ; arrive at 8.30 a.m. ft dispatched at 10.10 a.m. oa
Sunday
Ihsokamce Aoentb: —
Northern Assunmoe, William Barrand, jun
Phoenix Fire ft Life, W. F. Smith, High street
Provident Life, W. H. EUis Dean
BiUingborongh Public HaU, Thomas Pilkington, proprietor;
George Samuel Wright, manager
Lincobuhire Regiment^ and Volunteer Battalion (H Co.),
Capt. Edward Harris, commandant: Sergeant WiUiam
Long, driU instructor
Public Officers : —
Assistant Overseer, Arthur William Hodgkinson
Inland Revenue Officer, Arthur Richard Hastings Haslam,
High street
Registrar of Birth* ft Deaths for Aalackby sub-district,
Mark Mansfield
Medical Officer for BUlingborough District, Thos. Blasson
If.B.C.B.LOnd., L.B.A
Sergeant of Police, WiUiam Kirk
8CBOOL8; —
A Sdiool Board of 5 members wis formed in 1884; J. L.
BeU, Bourn, clerk to the board ; George Walton, Billing-
borough, attendance offlo^: tlte Bo«rd meets at the
schoolroom, every month
Board, built in • 1876, at a cost of about £a,joo, for 400
children ; average attendance, 180 ; William Riehd. Ball,
master ; Miss Emma Glover, mistress ; Miss Martha Ann
Walker, infants' mistress
Free (mixed), endowed in 1669 ft 1671, with a sum of £31
yearly, by John ft Mary ToUer : the school was founaed
for 34 cUldren, ft there is now (1884) an avera^ attend-
ance of 30, who receive a partially free education : there
is a master's house attached ; Augustine Gollon Alensoo,
master
BaUway Station, Edwin Peters, station master
Carriers: —
Benjamin Riddington, to Sleaford, on mon. ; to Grantham,
on sat. returning same days ; to Bourn, thurs. only
George Samuel Wright, to Sleafard, on mon.; to Grantham,
on sat
BiUingborongh ft BorbUng Reading k
Recreation Society (Arthur Richard
Hastings Haslam, sec.). High street
BUsson Thomas, surgeon ft medical
officer, BiUingborongh district, Bonm
union
Bothamley John Thomas, draper k
grocer. Vine street
Buckberry William, shopkeeper. High st
Burks Daniel, wheelwright
Butcher Stephen, ironmonger ft gas
fitter. Vine street
Cargill Thomas Hodson, plumber i:
decorator
Chapman WiUiam Andrew, blacksmith
Cook Henry, builder
Cumberworth Jackson, baker ft confK-
tioner. High street
Dainty Francis, grocer. High street
Dawson ft Johnson, thrashing machine
owners
Dawson William, fishmonger
Dickinson Tom Rt. blacksmth. High st
Dods Wm. coal merchant. Station yard
Easter WiUiam, builder
Elmore James, hair drosanr ftc High st
Garton Thos. grocer ft draper, High si
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LINC0LNSHIB8.
Horbling, ft ooUector to the EUling-
borougb ft Horbling Ota Co
Holland Thomaa, batcher
Hooghtoa ft Branson, grocers ft drapers
Hont Christopher, bout maker, Higa at
Houghton Trolley George, Fortescue
Arms F.H. ft Crown inn
Kirk William, sergeant of police
Lnesby William, gardener
McCann ToUey, ponlterer ft farmer
Mansfield Hark, wine ft spirit dealer, ft
registrar o{ births ft deaths for the
Aslackby sub-district
Maples £3izabeth (Mrs.), George ft
Dragon p.H
Massey John, tinman ftc. High street
Xelson Bobert, draper ft grocer ft wine
ft spirit merchant. High street
Pauling Stephen, assistant surveyor of
highways, Cowgate
Pearce WUIiam, stationer ftc. High st
Peters Edwin, station master ,
Pikett Thomas, wheelwright
Riddiogton Benjamin, carrier ft farmer
Rimmington John (wind), miller ftc
Sellers Joseph, tobacconist. High street
Sewarda Wm. Hardy, farmer ft grazier
Sharp John, beer retailer. Vine street
Shearman Jas. baker ft grocer. High st
WLUfiGBAY.
505
Gibson Joseph, coal office, Station yard ;
k at Sleaford
Glenn Wm. carpenter & joiner. Tine st
Uoodacrrf Edwin, watch maker ft na-
tnnlist, Vine street -
Go}daere Jn. batcher ft farmer,High st
Goodure Triphena (Mrs.), saddler ft
hameis maker
Goy Joseph, tailor
Haie Charles, carpenter
Hare Elia (Mrs.), batcher ft farmer
Han William, farmer ft butcher
Hirrison ft Hooghton, aerated ale ft
stout bottlers
Harrison George, mineral water mana-
factorer. See advertisement
Harrison Jsph. mineral water agent ftc
Haslam Arthur Richard Hastings, in-
iand revenue officer. High street
Hasaell Fanny (Mrs.), milliner fto-
Bigh street
Haywood, Beifell ft Co. ironmongers.
High street
Head John, farmer
Hodgkinaon ArthnrWilliam, acooontant
k assistant overseer, ft assessor ft col-
lector of income ft property taxes.
Vine street
Hodgkinson Thomas, managing clerk to
Messrs. B. South ft Co. soUcitois,
BILUIf OtSAT is a village, township and parish, in i
the Slid division of the ooonty, parts of Kesteven, first
ilirision of the wapentake of Lejigoe, Sleaford union, petty ,
wsaional division and county court district, LaSord No. i,
rural deanery and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, lo
miles north-east from Sleaford and 3^ sontii-west from
Tatteraiall station. A small stream, called the Skirth,
^imetimes navigaUe, and dividing North Kyme from ,
UOIinghay, paasee through here. The chorch of St.
Michael is a large structure of oolitic stone, in the Early Per-
I«Ddiettlar style, comprising chancel, nave, aisles, south
purch and square tower, containing clock and 3 bells, sur-
mounted by a slender, graceful spire : the aisles are separated
from the nave by plain Pointed arches and clustered
iWamns on the south' side and octagon columns on the
north side : the north aisle was rebnilt and the church
tturonghly restored and re-seated in 1856, and in 1880 a
memonal pulpit with a prayer desk, costing about ^40, was
erected b^ friends of the late vicar, the Rev. E. C. F. Jenkins.
Tlie register dates from the year 1637. The living is a
iliKharged vicarage, with the chspelry of Waloott annexed,
vearly value £sao, ia the gift of the trustees of the late Earl
FitzTJlliam K.o. and held sinoe 1880 by the Rev. Edward
Richard Walker B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Here are
Weslej-an, Baptist and Primitive Methodist chapels. A
tire engine is kept here. In 1869 a brass seal was
f'mnd here, belonging to the Hashel of Godeshoose, Cam-
liridge. J, O. Bowli^ esq. who is the lord of the manor,
wj the trustees of the late H. Cragg esq. are the prind-
jial landowners, but there are many small freeholders,
rhenil is black alluvial, clay and gravel; subsoil, gravel
m-l bine clay, with d>ell-laden limestone of the drift period.
rhe chief crope are wheat, oats, cole seed, mostard seeds,
mmgolds and carrots. The area is 3,443 acres; rateable
^oe, ^£'6,319 ; the population in 1881 was — of this parish,
2.334, snd of the township, 1,440.
UoeoYKB, a township of Billinghay, will be found under a
sefMslehead.
Parish Clerk, WUliam P»Iey.
Post ft Moxet Obdsb ft Teleobaph Office ft Savings
Billinghay. Bones Benjamin, tailor
•'nift William Bowles John, engineer
Uir Edward Manrice ""
Fiister William
Irring John Christopher
Liive James
'Hi'impson Ebenezw Mark
Waller Bev. Edward Richd.B.A.[vic»r]
COMMIRCUL.
Atcbinson Elizabeth Porter (Mrs.),
TTocer, draper ft stationer, ft agent
li'T W. ft A. Gilbev, wine ft spirit
_ nierchanu. Post ofllce
.Itkin George, engineer
^n George, farmer. Fen
jWlamy Ann (Mrs.), farmer
|!ellamy Samnal, farmer
>: r.ton Joeeph Franklin, blacksmith
lierry Enoch, farmer ,
Blackburn Barton, ironmonger ft tin
p'«te worker
Sinclair William ft Co. coal merchant
(Wyan Louth, man.). Station yard
Smith Joeeph, farmer
Smith William, gardener. High street
Smith William, boot maker. High st
Smith William Forster, chemist ft
druggist, postmaster, agent to the
Phoenix Fire ft Life Office ft ' Stam-
ford Mercury,' High street
Spencer Robert, ^iSener
Spencer Robert, jnn. gardener
Squires Rt. grocer & tea dlr. The Horn
Squires Thomas Morris, boot ft shoe
maker. The Hurn
Stennett William, farmer
Starr Jesse, tailor ft draper. High street
Turpin Eliza (Miss), dress malur
Tyler Andrew, boot ft shoe maker
Tyler JohnFrank,boot& shoe ma. High rt
TVler Joseph Ftanks, beer retailer
Walton Geo. school attendance ofiicer
Watts Mary (Miss), dress maker
Wheatmau Wm. grocer. High street
Wilson Joseph, sheep dipper
Wilson Wimam, bntcher
Woodcock Edward, plumber &e. Low st
Wright George Samuel, grocer ft
carrier. High street
Younger Emuy (Mra.),milUner, High st
Bowles John (Mrs.), milliner ft draper
Carr Steven, wheelwright
Cragg William, farmer
Croft Thomas, farmer
Day Edward Maurice, surgeon
Dickinson Samuel, hair dresser
Dobson Robt. grocer, draper ft carrier
Dodsworth Nathan, boot & shoe wareho
Dove William, plumber, pointer ftc
Dring Hy. ironmonger ft furniture dlr
Dring John, butcher -
Driiig Mary(Mrs.),8addler ft harness ma
Enderby Chirk, wheelwright
Faulkner Jabez, carrier
Foster James, beer retailer
Gilbert Abraham Creasey, seed grower,
seed ft manure merchant
Oilliatt John, shoe maker
HatcIiSe Mark, builder ft contfactor
Bank. — Mrs.Elizabeth Porter Atchinson,reGeiTer. Letter
arrive at 10.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.55 p.m. Parcel
post closes at 3.30
Police Station, John Marks, inspector, ft i csnstable
Schools : —
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1879, for Biltuig--
ha^, Dogdyke (principal part of) ft Walcott united district ;
William Stennett, clerk to the board ft attendance officer
Board (girls ft infants) opened in 1884, cost ;£i,ioo, ft
will hoQ 175 ; Miss M. J. Edgerby, mistress
National, buut in 1868, at a cost of ^650, for ic8 children ;
average attendance, 1 10 ; ft supported by voluntary con-
tributions ; Charles Edwin Batdiffe, master
Cabkiebs to : —
ScopwicK Railway Station — Jabez Fanlkner.ft Frederick
Wildmore, friday, returning same day
Sleafobd — Jabez FauUiner, Joseph Wray & Frederick Wild-
more, monday, returning same day
Tattershall Station — Robert Dobson, to meet the Boston
Market train, every day except Sunday
Walcott is a township and parochial chapelry, 3 miles
north-west and about 3 north-east from Digby railway
station. The church (rf St. Oswald, built by the Bev>
E. C. F. Jenkins, late rector, in 1853, near the site of a
former clu^l, which fell into decay about 1780, is in the
Early English style, and consists of chancel and nave, south,
porch, and open belfry containing i bell. There is also a
small Wesleyan chapel. The principal landowner is J.
Wheat esq. of Sheffield. The estimated area is 3,185 acres ;
rateable value, ^4,359 ; the population in 1881 was 594.
About half a mue south-west of the hamlet is the site of
Catley Abbey.
Post Office. — Mrs. Mary Potterton, receiver. Letters
arrive from Lincoln vtd Digby, at 10.45 ^•i>. ft dis-
patched at 3.30 p.m. The nearest money order ft tele-
graph office is at Billinghay
Board School, built in 1881, at a cost of ^900, for 103
children ; average attendance, 80 ; T. R B&rt7r, maste'c-
Hickling Edward, grocer ft baker
Holditch John, (>oss Keys p:k
Hollingshead Samuel, wheelwright
Holmes Anthony, farmer ft seedsman
Holmes George, farmer
Holmes John, plumber, painter ftc
Holmes William Robinson, painter &
paper hanger
Irving John Christopher, surgeon
Jenkinson Robert Ward, veterinary sur
Johnson William, brewer
j Kenniogton David, blacksmith
Key Benjamin, farmer
Lamyman George, farmer
, Loveday Joseph, general dealer
I Lowe William, bucer & miller (wind)
I Mapletborp Chas. baker ft beei retailer
Maplethorp Thomas, tailor
Mark John, inspector. Police station
Newton Robert, beer retailer
, Paley William, carpenter
am, carpenter t
806 BnxmoHAT.
Pahner Jn, Wm. hay, itraw k coal dlr
Palmer William, beer retailer
Peach Wm.Walt.chemi8t& droggist t
Potterton & Figgott, bakers & gtocem
Bobinson Christopher, shoe maker
RoUett Wadsley, farmer
Riuton John, farmer'
Boston Bichard, fanner
Sawyer William, engineer
Scott William, -vood dealer jc higgler
Sharp James, farmer
Sharp John, ishoe maker
Siddons William, market gardener
Skerritt John, joiner
Skinner Thomas, farmer
Skinner William, farmer
Smith George, electric engineer
South John Edward, miller (wind k
steam), k merchant
Stennett William, hair dreaser k toy
dealer, k clerk to Billinghay United
Kstrict School Board
Stennett William, relieving officer k
registrar of births, deaths Ic mar-
riages for north di8trict,SleafTd. union
Stevenson Joseph, coal dealer
Stringer Wm. Oolden Cross p.H.bfrmr
Stnbley William, farmer. Dales
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Swinburne Edward, blacksmith
Thompson Ebenezer Mark, surgeon, k
meoical officer k pablic vaccinator,
Billinghay district, Slaaford imion
Tomlinson Alfred, farmer
Torey Henry, timber merchant
Twelu John, brick k tile ma. k farmer
Twells Thomas, farmer
Tyson Leonard Wallace, grocer k post-
master, Tattershall bri^
Wells John, draper, grocer k farmer
Wells William, farmer
Whitworth William, wheelwright
Wildmoro Christopher D. sen. watch ma
Wildmore Christopher D. jun. grocer,
draper k general dealer
Wildmore Frederick, carrier
Wildmore Walter, horse breaker
Wilkinson Joseph, farmer
Williams Sarah Ann (Mis8),private schl
Willows John Locking, baker k grocer
Wilson James, bricklayer
Wilson Linton, bricklayer
Wilson William, farmer
Wood William, farmer
Wormell Edward, tailor
Walcott.
Wells Abraham
[kbllt'«
OOMMKBCIU,.
Bellamy John, beer retailer
Bembridge John, farmer
Benton FrankUn, fsntier
Black James, tailor
Bralsford Crosha, tailor
Brooks William, shoe maker
Camm Edward, farmer, Waloott fen
Catton William, Black Horse p.h
CreaseyAbraham,gmceir, baker Icdraper
Creasey Abraham, farmer
Creasey Benjamin, fanner
Darmon John, farmer, WaTcott fen
Franklin Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Mastin William, farmer. Dales
Mastin Wm. Ciithbert, farmer. Dales
Morris John, beer reti^r
Osgerby Benjamin Swinton, farmer
Osgerlq' Elizabeth (Mrs.), fanner
Beynolds John Brown, wheelwright
Book Jamea, farmer, Walcott fen
Booston WiUiam, fanner, Walcott fen
Sleaford William, carrier
Taylor Cartwright, farmer
Taylor Scott, bhckamith
Tyler Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Walcott fan
l^ler James, farmer. Dales
BIXiSB'7 is a pleasant village and parish, in tiie Mid
division of the county, pco'ts of Lindaey, Wold division of the
hundred of Calceworth, Spilsby union, petty sessional
division and county court district, rural deanery of Calce-
worth No. 3, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, one
mile and a half north-east from Alford station. The
village is on rising ground, but the rest of the parish is in
the fena, having water engines to drain the land. The cliurch
of the Holy Trinity is an ancient edi6ce of stone, covered with
stucco, and consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, north
porch and an embattled tower containing i bell : the chancel
is in the Perpendicular style, and contains a piscina and an
aumbry: the church was extensively repaired in 1841, at
a cost of upwards of £s°°- "^^ register dates from the year
1679. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £1^0,
gross yearly value /190, including 17 acres of glebe with
residence, in the gift of and held since 1858 by the Rev.
Charles Mason b.a. of Worcester College, Oxford, who is
also vicar of Farlesthorpe. Here is a Weslcyan Methodist
chapel. The poor have the following charities, viz. : — ^^5
yearly, charged upon certain lands now in the possession of
Mrs. Bourne, for the education of six poor girls ; 20s. left by
Mr. Thomas Johnson : los. by an nnknown donor ; and ^s.
by Thomas Willerton; and a charity bequeathed by John
Pieldsend, which brings in £6 snnttaUy, and is dirided
between tiie' school and deserving poor of the parish. The
Klevisees of the late Thos. Alcock esq. are ladies of the manor ;
and Bev. John AUott b.a. rector of Maltby-le-Mush, Mn.
Bourne and Henry Paddison esq. are the principal land-
owners. The soil is heavy loam ; subeoil, clay. Ibo chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
2,830 acres ; rateable value, ^£^3,935 ; the population in 1881
was 510, indnding Asserby and T^urlby.
AssEBBT is a small hamlet, near the drain caOed the Boj
Grift/ about 2 miles east-north-east from Alford.
Thublbt is a hamlet, about one mile and ti half sonth-
east, and comprises aboat 460 acres; it was formerly i
Sarish, and the church (no trace of which now remain) was
edicated to St. Mary. Thurlby Grange, the property ol
the Duke of Portland, and pleasantly situated on an aodirity,
is in the occnpation nf Mrs. Kemp.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Horton.
Letters through Alford, which is the nearest money order &
telegraph office. Pillar Box cleared at 6.45 p.m. week
days only
A School Board of 5 members was formed .in 1876 for the
united district of Bilsby, Farlsthorpe k Thurlby
Board School, erected in 1876, for 140 children ; average at-
tendance, 60 ; William Goffe TapBn, master ; Mrs. Fanny
Taplin, sewing mistress
The old school room, erected in i860, is now used for the
Sunday schod ; the sons of parishioners are entitled to
the benefits ' of Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School at
Alford
Bilsby.
Mason Bev. Charles B.A. [vicar]
I^dison Henry, Bilsby ball
OOMMEBCIAL.
Ancient George, farmer
Bucknall Charlotte Payne (Mrs.), Three
Tuns P.H
Daulton Henry, farmer
■Oant Emmanuel, farmer
Gray Edward, landowner t grazier
Harness William, higgler
Lakins Henry, farmer
BINBBiOOKIi is a large village and parish, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, South
tlivision of WaJshcroft wapentake, Ijouth union and- county
canrt district, Walshcroft rural, deanery, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situated in a pleasant and
picturesque neighbourhood' on a rapid brook stocked with
trout, 10 north-west from Louth, 12 son th-aouth- west from
Great Grimsby and 7 west from Lndborongh station. The
church of SS. Mary and Gabriel, consecrated August 3rd,
1869, is a handsome stone structure, erected at a cost of
about ;fs,ooo : it is in the Early.English style, and consists
of chancel, nave, aisles, organ-chamber and vestry, and
tower surmounted by a brooch spire : the seating, for 550
parsons, is of oak ; the whole is free : Mr. James Fowler, of
Louth, was the architect : an or^an was placed in the
church in 1882, at a cost-of about ;f 140, and there is a sur-
pliced choir : the burial ground has been enlarged by a piece
of land, the gift of the rector, the Rev. F. E. Allen uji. The
register dates from the year 1600. The living is a
consolidated rectory and vicarage, yearly value ;^48o,
induding 369 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord
Ciancellor, and held since 1881 by the Bev. Francis
Edwin Allen m.a. of Exeter College, Oxford. The Wes-
Lister Robert, miller (wind) k baker
Meadows John, bootmaker
Millson Edward, farmer
Paddison Henry, landowner k farmer,
Bilsby hall
Parker John, farmer
Ranby Edmund, wheelwright, black-
smith k implement maker
Ranby Joseph, farmer
Robinson Christopher,landowner&faimr
Robinson John, farmer
Asserby.
Bncknall Joseph, farmer
Budibent George, farmer
Burkitt Joseph, farmer
Carter Thomas, farmer
Reed Eliza (Mrs.), farmer
Thurlby.
Kemp Mrs, Thurlby grange
Brown Edward, farmer
Dores William, farmer
Sutton Geo. farm bailiff to Mra Kemp
Toesdale Edward, farmer
leyans and .the Primitive and Free Methodists have each
a chapel here. A new Primitive Methodist chapel w»3
built in 1879, and the Free Methodist ch^iel was built in
1855 ; a new Wesleyan Methodist diapel was built in 1877,
nearly opposite the old one, which is now used only
as a unday Sschool. The Temperance Hall, used for lectures,
was erected in 1840 at a cost of ;£55o. The Police Station,
or lock-up, with a house for the sergeant, was erected in
1852. A parish reading-room and library was opened here
in 1882, manager, Charles Greetham. Here was formerly
a weekly market. Courts Leet and Courts Baron are
held here annually ; James Sumpter, high bailiff. Bin-
brooke hall, the residence of Miss Wright, is a handsome
modem mansion surrounded by trees. Christopher
Turner ' esq. D.t., J.p. who is lord of the manor, -Sir
Edmund Beckett hart, o.c, j.p, and Bichard Redmond
Caton esq. are principal landowners. The soil is
chalk ; subsoil, gravel The chief crops are wheat, bBrtey,
oats and turnips. The area is 6,070 acres ; rateable valae,
;£7,368 ; the population in 1881 was 1,157.
Parish Clerk, Charles Atkina.
PoST) Mdkxt Obdsb k TsLaoBAPa Omcaik Savings
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DllffiCTOllT.]
LINCOLIVSKIBE.
BISHOP NORTOK. 907,
Bank.— Jamefl Snmpter, poatmaster. Lotters •nire from
Market Basen at 9 a.m. ; diapatched at 4 p.m
IXJCSANCK AOSMTft: —
Commercial Union, J Snmpter
XortberaAisnratioe, B. P. Bodson
Pronncial & AUianoe. S. MaTiglma
Public Establuemsnts : —
Police Station. William O^rlc^ sergeant
Temperance Hall
Tbe>ational mixed school, erected in 1843, has iMen en-
larged to hold 350 children ; average attendance for last
PRITATB VBSIBBNTS,
Allen Bev. Francis Edwin m.a. [rector]
Aliagtoii Albert Edward
Aikew John
Bland Mrs
Clarke Woodthorpe
Johnson Blias
Eettlewell Bev. Stanley B.A. [curate]
Maultby Mrs
Parker Fraud*
FeU Mrs
Roshby George
Taplin Benjamin Dntton
Thamttlb*
Wright Miss, the Hall
OOimSBCTAt.
Anderson Joseph, market gardener
Binnington Thos. farmr. Binbrooke hill
Biildon Timothy, bnilder
Bratley Nathaniel, shopkeeper
Brovn David, blacksmith, agricultural
implement manofacturer k ahoeing
nnith
Barltinshaw William, farmer
Buttery William, Harqois o( Granby
p.K. k brewer
Carden Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker
Chapman Hy.Ploogb p.R. k blacksmith
Chapman William, shoe maker
Oark William, sergeant of police
Clarke Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Cook John, oowkeeper
Croft George, shopkeeper
Cousins Manr Ann Ere (Mrs.), straw
bonnet maker
Davison John Bobert, grocer
Pawson Thomas Bowker, grocer, k
agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine k
spirit merchants
Dixon William, steam thrashing ma-
chine proprietor k farmer
Dobbs Thomas, carrier k shopkeeper
Donner John, boot k shoe maker
Elliott Henry, rope, net k twine ma.
k dealer in sack k waggon covers ko
Enderby Frederick, boot k shoe maker
Fieldsend John Sawyer, boot k shoe ma
Fletcher Charles, cattle dealer, farmer
k butcher
Fridlington Bobins9n, boot maker
Gibson David, thrashing machine ownr
Grant Isle, agricultural implement ma
Greetham C&rles, grocer
Ball Frank, blacksmith
Barness Edward, shoe maker
HewsoQ George, cowkeeper
Hodson Bichard Proudlove, brazier k
tin plate worker
Lovett John, joiner
Maughan Samuel, chemist, druggist &
grocer
Maultby Francis, plumber k glazier
Maultby Henry, bnilder, contractor, un-
dert^er, bricklayer k slater
Maultby John, tailor
Neal George, shopkeeper
year was 180 ; the school is supported by voluntary sob-
scriptions k a government grant ; James WooUey, master
CASBtZBa TO : —
Caistob — Thomas Dobbs k William Fidling Smith, sat
Gbeat Gbjhsby — Thomas Dobbs & William FidlingSmitb,
fri. ; Christopher Stark, wed. fri. k mon. k Davra Smiib
LoirrH — Christopher Stark, William Fidling Smith,
Thomas Dobbs, wed. k sat. k David Smith, wed
Maskbt BasSn — ^Thomas Dobbs, Ohristopher Stark k
William Fidling Smith, tnes
l>arker Francis, joiner, builder, opn-
tractor, wheelwright k undertaker
Parker John, farmer
Parr John, farmer
Phillipson Thomas, blackstblth
Beadmg Boom k Library (Charles
Greethttn,mau. ; James Woolley,sec)
Bobinson Thomas, cattle dealer & farmr
RnshMary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker '
Sawyer Thomas, butcher & farmer
Scaivill Charles, tailor
Searby William, tailor
Short Mary Ann (MrB,),miller k baker
Smith Charles, butcher
Smith David, carrier
Smith George, wheelwright, joiner,
blacksmith, contractor, plough manu-
facturer k nnderlaker
Smith William Fidling, carrier
Speck George, grocer k draper
Stark Christopher, carrier
Stovin Cornelius, farmer
Snmpter James, surveyor, overseef k
postmaster
Sumpter Thomas, builder, bricklayer,
contractor k undertaker
Surfleet Thomas, tailor & draper
Taplin Benjamin Dutton, surgeon, k
- medical officer k public viaccinator,
Binbrooke district, Louth union
Thompson Henry William, builder
Timms John, shopkeeper
Topliss John, miller
Wilson lliomas, farmer
Osborne John, saddler
BISCATHO&PX is a parish, in the Mid division of the '. Prittie O'Connor k.a. of Trinity College, Dublin, who is also
county, puts of Lindaey, Eastern division of the wapentake the sinecore rector of Calcethorpe. The Bectory is a
of Wrageoe, Louth union and county court district, Louth modern building, beautifully situated in its own grounds.
Eske and Ludborongh No. a rural deanery, archdeaconry of Biscathorpe House, the residence of Bobert Binder and
StoT, and diooese of Lincoln, 8 miles north-east from Wrag- . Joaeph Binder Kirkham eaqrs. is a handsome building, sur-
b; , 8 snuth-west from Loath, and about 2 north from the rounded by very pretty shrubberies and grounds, and is the
Donington-npon-Bain and South Willingham stations of the property of the trustees of the late William Whitlam esq.
Loath and Lincoln line of railway. The river Bain runs
throngh the parish. The dmrch of 8t Helen is a hand-
some Gothic structure of stone and brick, consisting of
chancel, nave, with a tower containing i bell and surmounted I
by a crocketed spire, and was rebuut about the year 1850, \
at the expense of the late William Whitlam esq. The regis- \
trr dates from the year 1810. The living is a discharged
lector}-, oooaolidated with that of Gayton-le-WoM, of the \
gross yearly value of ;f 450, with residence, in the gift of |
the Lord CbsDoellor, and held since 1857 by ^^ 1^<^- Denis
who are lords of the manor, and together with the Bev. D.
P. O'Connor m.a. are the chief landowners. The soil and
subsoil are rsmiffkable for their variety. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,050 acres ; rateable
value, £1,066 \ the population in 1881 was 6a.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Binder Kirkham
Letters through Louth. Donington-upon-Bain is the
nearest money order office, k ^uth Willingham is the
nearest telegraph office
O'Connor Bev. Doiis Prittie H. a. Rectory | Kirkham Robert Binder k Joseph Binder, farmers, Biscathorpe house
BISHOP KOBTOir is a parish and village, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east
dirisian of Aalacoe wapentake, Caist^y imion, Market Rasen
county court district, rural deoneiy of Aslacoe, Stow
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, situated neajr the
Ancholme Navigation, 9 miles west from Market Basen,
7 wath-east from Kirton-in-Lindsey and 13 east-by-north
frum Gainsborough. The church of St. Peter is a stone
edifice, consisting of chancel, nave, and an embattled
tower, containing 3 bells: the interior was re-arranged
and refitted in 1868, when a new font of Caen stone
*as presented : the organ was purchased by subscription,
and cost £^30: on the north side of the chancel is a
email mortuary chapel : in the tower is aa ancient stone
"Hfin of unknown date. The register, including Atterby,
dates from the year 1598. The living is a vicarage, con-
t^'lidated with Atterby, joint gross yearly value ;f 356,
including 307 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Bishop
of Lincoln, and held since 1879 by the Bev. Christopher
Hirrison b.a. of Clare College, (>imbrid^e. There is a small
H'nk}-an chapel and Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in
1872. Norton Place, the property of Sir Hugh Henry Arthur
Cbolmeley hart D.i., i.P. of Easton Park, Grantham, is a
hiD'Jsoaie stone mansion, now occupied by Joseph Ruston
esq. u.r. : it is situated about i^ miles south-west from the
village, and is surrounded by a well- wooded park, in which
is a large sheet of ornamental water, well stocked with fish.
The Bishop of Lincoln, who is lord of the manor. Sir Hugh
Henry Artnur Cbolmeley bart. and Ed. John Boward esq. of
Enockton, are the principal landowners. The soil is clay
and limestone ; subsoil, sand. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and turnips. The area is 4,240 acres; rateable value,
^3,085 ; the population in 1881 was — of the parish, 465 ; of
the township, 356.
Atteiibt is a township i mile north-west ; the population
in 1881 was 109.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Marshall.
Post 0*tice. — Tom Marshall, receiixr. Letters through
Kirton-in-Lindsey, which is the nearest money order k
telegraph office. There is a Wall Lbttbr Box at At-
terby, cleared at 3.30 p.m. Wall Box, Bishop Norton,
cleared at 3.10 p.m. Letters for Norton Place through
Market Basen
National School (mixed), built by subscription in 1873, for
for 75 children ; average attendance, 72 ; John Butter^
worth, master ; Mrs. J. Butterwortb, mistress
Cabsi^. — Thos. Cook, to Gainsborough, toes. ; Lincoln,fri
'B.-.t..^^ 'KT^^A... iRnston Joseph h. p. Norton place; & 1 come bscial. .
.Bunop Hortoa. Monks manor, Linoola BeUwood Archer, farmer
Harrison Bev. Cbrist<^her B.A. [vicar] j Wright Miss I Bejlwood Robt. brick maker k farmer
Dig^l^; by ^WU^ iC
308 BISHOP MOUTON.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kellt's
Bennett John, farmer
Binsiley John, farmer
ClizDT Georire, fanner
Dimbleby Wm, briclclayer t farmer
Germany John, head gamekeeper to
Joseph Raston esq. m.p
Glover William, farmer
Lidgard Joteph, tailor
BXTOHFIELD ie a village and parish, in the Sonthem
division of the county, parts nC Kesteven, wapentake of Bel-
tisloe, Grantham union and county court district, rural
deanery of Beltisloe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln^
8 miles south-east from Grantham, 3 north from Corby
station and 1 1 north-west from Bourn, situated on the river
Glen. The church of St. Mary Magdalen is a Gothic stone
structure, with chancel, nave and north aisle, and tower
surmounted by a spire, with 3 bells, and was restored in
1873 ; there are two handsome stained windows, also a very
ancient font, on which are carved the instruments of the
Passion on a shield ; there is an orgai). The register dates
from the year 1674. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
value ;f 169, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincom, ana held
since 1883 by the Kev. Martin Francis Short b.a. of Corpus
Christi college, Cambridge. The vicarage house is a good
stone building, erected by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
in 1870. Within a short distance is an old Roman encamp-
ment, called the Camp Field. Sir Hugh Henry Arthur
Short Rev. Martin Francis b.a. [vicar].
Vicarage
COMXXBCIAI.
Conlson John, Crown p.h. Ic farmer
Marshall Tom, boot k shoe maker, k
post ofHce
Meares Henry, grocer & druggist
Roe Jobn, wheelwright A shopkeeper
Walshaw Isaac, shopkeeper
Woodhead William, blacksmith
Wright Thomas, farmer
Grummilt Joseph, farmer k grazier
Hilton Thomas, farmer k grazier k
highway surveyor
Howitt Charles, carrier
Atterby.
Harwood Martha (Mrs.), birmer
Kitchen James, farmer
Margrave Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Russell Willmm, farmer
Thorpe Christopher, former
Wood John, miller (water power)
Cholmeley bart. d.l., j.p. is lord of the manor and sole land-
owner. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The
soil is clay ; subsoil, day and sand. The area is 1,344 acres ;
ratable value, ;f 1,904 ; the population in 1881 was 167.
Parish Clerk, Charles Howitt.
Post OrncE.— Richard Rimmington, receiver. Letters
through Grantham arrive at 9.45 8.m. ; dispatched at
3.45 p.m. Corby is the nearest money order & telegraph
oflice
A School Board of 7 was formed in 1875 for the united dis-
trict of Bitchfield, Baasingthorpe and Boothby PagnjJl;
R. Chapman, Corby, clerk to the board
Board School, built in 1877, at a cost of about j^aoo, for 70
children, with an average attendance Jof .54 ; A. G. Wade,
master ; Mrs. Wade, mistress
CABniiiiis : —
Henry Sentance, from Westby to Grantham, sat
Charles Howitt, to Grantham, tnes. Icsat
Thomas Pick, from Corby to Grantham, tnes. k sat
Nichols Jn. k Wm. farmers, grazierstc
Okins Charles, shopkeeper
Rinungton Riclid.carpenter,ft post office
Tktylor Thomas, shoe maker
KL^ISXNTSY is a parish, which, though only one mile
in breadth, extends upwards of 11 miles in length, in the
Mid division of the county, second division of the wapentake
of Langoe, parts of Kesteven, Sleaford union, petty sessional
division and county court district, niral deanery of Longo-
boby, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln ; the village is 10
miles south-east-by-south from Lincoln, 9^ north from Slea-
ford, and 7 east-by-north from Navenby station on the Great
Oxford. A rectory house was built in 1881, the cost, abont
;^2,300, having been defrayed by the present rector ; the
contractor was Mr. Thomas Halkes of Dunston. Blantney
Hall, a large and handsome mansion, in the hall of which
are some very fine tapestries, standing in a park of 200
acres, is the seat of Henry Chaplin esq. K.P., o.i.., .'.p. who
is lord of the manor and the principal landowner : in con-
nection with Blankney hall there is a celebrated stud o(
Northern railway. The church of St. Oswald is a Gothic struc- thoroughbred horses, among which at the present time are
tnre of stone, with chancel, nave, aisles, western embattled
tower containing 5 bells, and was rebuilt abont 60 years ago ;
it was restored in 1880, when a north aisle was erected
in the Perpendicular st}'Ie, in the place of the then existing
Early English one: the porch was rebuilt and the old arch-
way inserted in its original position, the work having been
carried out from designs of Messrs. Carpenter and Inge-
low, at a cost of about ^^3,000, of which H. Chaplin esq. x.p.
contributed /i.ooo : the organ was the gift of Lady
Florence Chaplin, the lectern of the Duchess of Sutherland
and the altar cloth and frontal are the work and gift of the
Viscountess Folkestone and Mrs. Cecil Chaplin : the east
window is in memory of Lady Florence Chaplin, as also a
statue in white marble, executed by Mr. BoehmB.A. : at the
«itrance to the churchjrard and opposite the porch is a lych
gate, erected after design by Mr. O. F. Bodley r.a. The
register dates from the year ISSS. The living is a rectory,
gross 3'early value ;^8oo, with residence, in the gift of
Henry Chaplin esq. m.p., d.u, i.e. and hdd since 1879 by
the Rev. John Otter Stephens h.a. of Brasenose College,
Chaplin Hy.H.p.,D.L..}.p.Blankney hall ;
k Carlton, White's, Boodle's & St.
Stephen's clubs ».v>. k Turf club,
London w
Stephens Rev. John Otter m.a. [rector]
Barton Joseph John, farmer, Barff ho
Bavin Mary (Mrs. ), farmer. Dales
Bavin Thomas, farmer. Fen
Bolt Henry, farmer
Cartivright William, farmer. Fen
Challens Richard, farmer. Fen
two Derby winners, viz. Hermit and Galopin : a pack 'if
fox hounds is kept by Henry Chaplin esq. The soil is
various, being clay, fen land and black moorland ; subsoil,
limestone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, iKits and
beans. 'Hie area is 6,6aiA. 3B. lOP. ; rateable value,
;^8,3io 17s. I id. ; the popolstion in 1881 was 658.
LiNWOOD, 3 miles east, is a hamlet.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Rossington.
Post Officb, Sub Office.— Letters should have S.O. Lin-
colnshire added ; James Sharp, receiver. Letters tbroogb
Lincoln, arrive at 8.30 a.m. and through Sleaford a;
5.30 p.m. k dispatched at 8.10 a.m. k 5.10 p.01.
Metheringliam is the nearest money order & telegra|>b
office.
National School (mixed), erected in 1848, with bold 58
<^ldren ; average attendance, 38 ; supported by Henry
Chaplin esq. u.P. ; WiUiam Edward Edwards, master :
Miss Sarah Edwards, sewing mistress
Cabsibrs to. — Lincoln, Thomas Rossington, wed. k fri-
returning same day
Knott Thomas, farmer. Barfs
Lill Robert, farmer. Fen
Lupton John, farmer
Overton Samuel, farmer. Heath
Pearson Henry, farmer. Fen
Potterton John, boot & shoe maker
Rossington James, (farmer. Fen
Sands William, farmer
Sharp James, shopkeeper k postmaster
Sumpter Robert, boot k shoe maker;
BIiOXHOLM (or Bloxham) is a parish, in the Southern
division of the county, wapentake of Flaxwell, parts of
Kesteven, Sleaford union, petty sessionaldivision and county
court district, rural deanery of Lafford No. i, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles north from Slea-
ford. "The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a plain c<liHce
of stone, in the Early English and Periicndicular styles,
consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, porch and an
embattled tower, contai/ung 2 bells and a dock : the fabric
was originally Early English, and the greater part of the
aisle walls and part of the tower are of that date : the
clerestory is late Perpendicular, and has three lights on
either side. The church was repaired by General Manners
in 1813 : the chancel was restored by" l«dy Manners in
1879, at a cost of ;f 1,000: the tower also is chiefly
Perpendicular, but the embattled parapet was added by
General Manners, whose armorial bearings are conspicu-
ously carved upon the gable of the porch: the chancel
arch is plain Early English : in a vault beneath the chancel
Chambers John, farmer. Fen
Dawkins Harry, huntsman to H.
Chaplin esq. M.p
Fletcher William, farmer. Fen
Gilbert John, stud groom to H. Chaplin
esq. M.P
Gibson Joseph, eoal k coke merchant ;
k at Sleaford
Godson Frank, farmer. Fen
Greaves Emma (Mrs.), farmer
Hunt Benjamin, farmer
are buried the remains of Lord John James Manners
ob. 1762 ; Lord Robert Manners, oi. 1783 ; General
Manners, ob. 1828, and Lady Manners,.i839. The register
dates from the year 1708. The living is a rectory, with
the vicarage of Digby annexed, tithe rent-charge £'^0,
joint gross yearly value ;^4So, including 18 acres o( glebe
at Bloxholm, with residence, in the gift of Miss Constance
Nisbet-Hamilton, and held since 1873 by the Rev. Charles
Barnes m.a. of Corpus Christi college, Oxford. The
Hall, a fine old mansion, enlarged and decorated in 1325, i$
the scat of Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton, who isthelaily
of the manor and principal landowner. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and roots. Tlie soil is various : subsoil,
shale and day. The area is 1,398 acres ; rateable value.
;£i,83o ; the population in 1881 was 97.
Parish Clerk, Henry Sargeant.
Letter through Lincoln. Buskington is the nearest money
order k telegraph oflice
Digitized by VjUUV IC
DIRECTORY.]
UNCOIiNSHISE.
BLYTON. 809
Nisbet-Hunilton Hiaa Ooautance Blox-
hoUn hall
BLYB0S0X7OH is a small parish, in the Northern
diriaian of the oonnty, parts of Lindaey, west division of
the wapentake of Aslaaoe, anion and county conrt district
of Gainsborongh, rural deanery of Corringham, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3^ miles south
from Kirton-in-Lindaey station and 9 north-east from Qains-
borongh. The church of St. Albnnnd, rebuilt in 1S77, at a
eost of ;£i,5oo, nnder the direction of BIr. James Fowler, of
Loath, is an edifice chiefly in the Early English style, consist-
ing of chancd, with chantry chapel, nave, north aisle, south
porch and a western tower containing i bell : the east and
south windows of the chancel are stained, being memorials
to the kte O. B. Luard esq. and to the late rector : the
rertoration included the building of a north aisle, of the
former existence of which, the arches and pillars of an
trade, bnilt up in the north wall, afforded evidence ; the
only portions of the old church now remaining are the
ctamcel walls, most of the west wall and the tower : in the
chapel stands the ancient font, portions of etHgies and a
tomb with recumbent eiHgy to Bobert Conyng, rector,
1434 : a new pulpit and font, of Gaen stone and marble,
hare been placed in the church : in the coarse of the re-
storation some fragments of Norman work were discovered,
sad an ogee archl, between the chancel and chapel, beneath
which lay a AtteUm, conjectured to be that of Walter,
Barnes Rev. Charles 11.A. [rector] I Trndd John, farmer, Bloorhoose '
Ellwood Charles Willcock, farmer | Lumsden David, gardener at the Hall
rector, 131a : the arch could not be restored. The re^ster
of baptisms and burials dates from the year 1791 ; marriages,
1691. The living is a rectory, gross yearly v^ue from tithe
rent-charge jCsS7. net £y>o with residence, in the gift of
the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1S83 by the Rev.
Thomas Binfleld Ludlow h.a. of Christ Church, Oxford.
Blyborough Hall, the seat of Oeorge Angostua Lnard esq.
J p. is a modern mansion, with splendid grounds, ap-
proached through a long avenne of very fine oaks. George
A. Loard esq. i.v. who is lord of the manor, and J. G-.
Little esq. i.v. are the landowners. The soil is sandy ; sub-
soil, sand and clay. The chief crops are wheat, Inrley and
turnips. The area is 2,345 acres ; rateable value, jf3,ia8 ;
the population in 1881 was 349.
Pon Office. — Thomas Troop, receiver. Letters arrive
from Kirton-in-Lindsey at 9.45 a.m. k are dispatched
thereto at 4.5 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph
office is at Sirton-in-Lindsey
National School (mixed), built in 1871, at the cost of O.
A. Luard esq. i.v. for 60 children ; average attendance,
4S ; k supported by the rector, landowners k school fees :
children attending this school, may, if duly qualified, be-
come candidates for the exhibitions attached to the Board
Sehotd at Kirton Lindsey ; Hiss Mary Ann Larratt, mist
Little John Oeo. Augustus, The Granse
Lnard George Augustus l.v. The Hall
Lodlow Rev. Thomas Binfidd ujl. [rec-
tor]. The Rectory
OOmiEBCUL.
Copeman John, farmer. Cliff
Dawber Daniel Wm. John, farmer
Oawber Joseph, farmer
Gleadell Thomas, carpenter'
Harris Joseph, farmer
Little Thomas George, farmer
BLYTOK is a parish, with station on the Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, in the Northern division
of the county, wapentake of Corringham, ^rts of Lindsey,
Gainsborough imion, {letty sessional division and county
conrt district, rural deanery of Corringham, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-east from
Gainaboro'ngh, 14 from Retford and 15^ from London, viil
Betford. St. Martin's church is an ancient edifice of stone,
in the Early English style, with additions in the Decorated
and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, cleree-
toried nave of three bays, aisles and an embattled
tower with four piimades, containing 3 betls : the chancel
wu rebuilt some years previous to 1866, at the cost of the
Earl of Scarbrough, bnt retains an original east window of
Early Decorated character : in the south aisle, once a
chntry, there remain a piscina and aumbry : the font is
Perpendicular, with richly carved panels and an embattled
oimice : the nave and aides were restored in 1880, and a new
roof fixed, under the direction of Mr. Jas. Fowler, architect,
of Louth, the totid cost being about /i,35o : here is a brass
plate commemorating one of the Cecilfamily,dated 1614. The
register dates from the year 1571. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value £350 with residence, in the gift of Sir H. B.
fiaconbart. i.v. and held since 1876 by the Rev. John
Stanley Cockshott h.a. of Jesus College, Cambridge. The
Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have each a place of
vorship here. There is a fund for educational purposes
Mt by John Blilns, in 1819, With money producing about
;£ao j-ewly, managed by trustees. A school was erected
ij 8n H. B. Bacon hart, in 1881, to hold 100 scholars,
with an average attendance of 40 scholars. Sir H. B.
Blyton.
iddleshaw Alfred
Cockshott Bev. John Stanley m.a.
[ricarl. Vicarage
Baaby Ukblc
Sargtsmt Mrs. George
Sargeant Mrs. James
CniOIXBCIAI.
Bowa Richard, shoe maker
Bradley John, cowkeeper
Brown John, Black Horse F.B
Barrel! Eli, blacksmith
Borrell Jabez, farmer
Champion William, White Hart P.H., k
tanner
Oifton JoMph, tailor
Cobb Henry, coal merchant
DiBBu G. F. k Sons, millers (steam
power"), farmers, potato k carrot
■desmen; k at SmithfieU market,
Handiestcr
DibMe George F^ederidt, market gar-
dener, batter k poultry dealer
Emerson WilHam, graxier
Pillingtnm Ches. farmer k cattle dlr
FiUiniham Henry, shoiAeepar
GomEiU Hoeee, tanner
Bacon bart. is lord of the manor, impropriator and principal
landowner. The soil varies from light sandy to stiff Iciam ;
sabaoil, clay. The crops are a succession of grain, with a
good share of pasturage for grazing parpoBes.w>The area is
3,999 acres ; rateable value, ;£ 7,168 ; the population in 1881
was 705.
Gbkbnhiix and RBDHnx, formerly extra-paroeiual
places, now form a parish, situated between, 'Blyton and
East Stockwith ; it is in the Gainsborough union, coimty
conrt district and petty sessional division. There are two
farmhouses on the estate The area is 381 acres, the pro-
eirty of Mrs. Hodgkinson ; rateable value, £s»^ ; the popu-
tion in 1871 was 8.
LxTTBs Box cleared at 4.50 p.m
Letters through Gainsborough, which' is the nearest
money order k telegraph oiSioe
Wrahton is a hamlet, one mile south-west
Parish Clerk, George Lilley.
Post Office. — James Tinker, receiver. Letters arrive
from Gainsborough at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.50 p.m.
Gainsborotigh is the nearest money order k telegraph
office
Schools: —
Boys', William Hardy, master
National (mixed), built in 1842, for 50 children, with an
average attendance of 50, k supported by subscriptions ;
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Johnson, mistress
Railway Station, John Gleadell, clerk in charge
Cabbies to Gainssobouqh. — Oeorge Marshall, on tuesday
k Saturday
Hall George, farmer. Station road
Harvey William, shopkeeper k baker
Hill John, tailor
Home John, tailor
Horsley Charles, shoe maker
Horsley Henry, farmer
Horsley John, pig dealer
Howell James, grocer
Ingall William, coal dealer
Jackson Samael, cowkeeper
Jenkinson Joseph.grocer k hair dresser
Kirkland John Henry, miller k artifi-
cial manure agent, Blyton wind mill
Laughton George, farmer
Lea Grasley, farmer
Lilley George, parish clerk k sexton
Major Wm. grocer, draper k seed mer
Marshall George, farmer k carrier
Musgrave Arthur, frmr. Grange farm
Ranby Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
Rollett Thomas (Mrs.), farmer k graxr
Sanderson Davey Stephenson, cowkpr
Sargeant Thomaa Henry, farmer
Selby Joseph, joiner k wheelwright
Selby William, joiner k wheelwright
Smithaon John, farmer, Blyton grange
Smithaon William, farmer
Tinker James, blacksmith, k post office
Warriner John, farmer
Wiles John, shoe maker
Wilkinson Thoe. farmer,Sandbeck fann
Wray Francis Spinks, bntdier
Wharton.
Hanson Samoel, farmer k groxler
Bonby John, farmer. Manor farm
Roberta George, farmer k grasier,
Wharton baU
Sanderson William, farmer k grazier,
Beck house
Wray John, farmer
Oarr.
Bows William, farmer
Hackney Reuben, farmer
Hurst Robert, farmer
Lockwood Thomas, farmer
Nicholson John, farmer
Ranby William Crosier, tarmar
Booston George, farmer
StaniweD Joseph, farmer
Wakefield WilUam, brmer
Greenhill and BedUll.
Belton William, f^mer, Bedhill k
OreenhUl farm
Digi
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810 BOUttQBROKB.
IiINCOLNSHISE.
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BOUKOBBlOKE, or Old Bolittxbroke, is s pariah tm-
Bierly a market toirn, in the Hid diTirioD of thi county,
parts of ](Jnd8ey, Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby union and
county court district, Bolingbroke rural desnary, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles west from Spilsby
lailway station and 14 north from Boston : it is pleasantly
situated in a valley, on the banks of a rapid stream, which
flows through sandstone rocks. The church of SS. Peter
and Paul, supposed to have been rebuilt soon after 1363, by
John of (Hunt, Duke of Lancaster, is an ancient building in
the Early English style, consisting of nave, with some
indications of a north aisle, the arcade of which is now
walled up, and a western tower, containing a bells : the
windows are very beautiful and in good condition, uid the
east window in particular is admirable ; within the porch is
a canopied stonp : at the east end of the south wall are
piscina and sedilia, finely carved : the font stands upon part
of an old monnment : in 1879 the porch was partly restored.
The register of baptisms dates from the yeari56i ; marriages.
'559 : burials,i538. The living is a rectory,oonsoIidated with
the rectory of Hareby, joint net yearly value ;£'470,in the gift
of the trustees of the late Geo.Bainbridge esq. and held since
1 841 by the Rev. Edward Stanley Bosanquet B. A. of Trinity
Coll^^ Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel here.
The charities amount to £S los. per annum, arising from
land left in part by John Aldred h.a. rector of Bolingbroke,
1780. The manorial soke of Bolingbroke, now a parcel of
the Dnchy of Lancaster, was formerly held by the Earls of
Lincoln, of'whom William De Romara, the first Norman
Earl, built a strong castle here : it afterwards passed
through-varions families till it came into the possession of
the Laci family. Earls of Lincoln, from whom it passed by
marriage to Thomas Plantagenet, Earl of Lancaster. The
celebrated John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, married the
heiress of this branch of the Plantagenets, and by her he
bad issue, at Bolingbroke Castle, on the 3rd April, 1^66,
Henry of Bolingbroke, afterwards King of England, smoe
whose accession to the throne all the manors and estates of
the Dacliy ot Laocasfer have been vested in' the Crown. A
court leet, baron and customary is held yearly before the
deputy 8t«rwards. The castle stood at the southeni
extremity ol the town, and some vestiges of it- still remain ;
although being constructed ol local sandstone only, it wu
not calculated' for endurance : it was, however, a formid-
able fortress until captured during the Civil War, when it
was snnunoned on Monday, October a, 1643, by the Par-
liamentary forces, under the Earl of Manchester, and after
a few days' resistance, surrendered ; the castle was then
dismantled and left to decay: the gatehouse, the Ian
crumbling remnant, is said to have faUen down in Mav,
1815. "Hie Royal army, when advancing to its relief,
suffered a severe reverse, at Winceby, near here, October
II, 1643. Bolingbrol^e gives the title of viscount to the St.
John family. The trustees of the late Williani Ostler esq.
are lords of the manor as lessees of the Crown lands. The
principal landowners are the Queen, in right of the Dndiy
of Lancaster, and Major Boger Pocklinfton-Coltman D.L.,
j.F. of Hagnaby Priory. The soil is sand, loam and clay;
snbsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley, tur-
nips and potatoes. The area is 1,013 acres ; rateable-
value, ;f 1,740; the population in 1881 was 459 in the civil
parish and 5x9 in the ecclesiastical. By the Act. 44 Vic
c. xvii. the Fen Allotment was tranaferred to the new parish
of Wildmore.
Parish Clerk, James Parker.
Post, Monbt Obdxr Offici k Savings Bank. — Henry
William Hardy, receiver. Letters arrive from SpiUbj
at 8.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.00 p.m. The tel^raph
office is at Spilsby
National School (mixed), built in 1840, for 80 children, vith
an average attendance of 64, & supported partly by an
endowment of £31 per annum, arising from land for-
merly belonging to the now suppressed endowed schix^
k partly by grant t school fees ; Henry Stevenson,
master
Bosanquet Sot. Edward Stanley b.a.
Kectory
Butler Thomas Martin
Cartwright Miss
Chapman Edward
HoMon Mrs. Betreat cottage
Hobson Richard Peele, The Cottage
' COMMBBCIAL.
Bark Robert, farmer
Belton Charles Walter k James, builders
Belton Christopher, shopkeeper
Belton Richard, grazier
Cartwright k Co. rope k net makers
Clark William James, brewer k farmer
Clarke George William, farmer
Dawson John, sen. farmer
Dawson John, slater
Dawson Robert, farmer
Dennis Joseph, boot maker
English Edward, plumber
Farmer Wilh'am, grazier
Graves James, agricultural implement
maker
Gelsthorpe John, farmer
Green John, Black Horse p.h. k grocer
Grundy Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Hammon Eliza (Mrs), ladies' private
school
Hammon Richard Hart, draper,milliDer
k dress maker, plothier, grocer k
provision merchant, boot k shoe,
benzoline k paraffin oil warehouse k
farmer. The Tudor stores
Hardy Henry William, grocer, draper k
farmer, & post office
Harrison George, fanner k grazier
Harrison Luke, cattle k wool dealer
Harrison Richard Montague, grazier,
Cromwell lodge
Ebrrison Thomas, fanner
Hobson Thomas, butcher k farmer
Holmes George, (wind) miller
Hutson William, market gardener k
carrier
Hydcs Wilh'am, tailor
Kidd John, farmer
( Inman John, grazier, k assessor & col-
lector of taxes
Iiettice Charles Thomas, wheelwright
Lilley John, builder
I Mager Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
, Miutby Christopher, farmer
Needham John, market gardener
j Ouzman Samuel, marine store dealer
I Parker James, shoe maker
I Ranson Thomas, builder
I Ross Charles, seedsman
' Scarborough Wm. carpenter k nail mkr
, Sellers Wflliam, Duke's Head p.h
j Simons William, batcher
{ Thompson William, poultry dealer
I Turner William, coal dealer
Tyson George, market gardener
Whiton WiSiam Martin, engineer &
I millwrisht
, Woodward FrederickSeth,miller(water)
k baker
Woodward Hannah (Mrs.), blacksmith
Would John, carrier
NEW BOLINGBROKE is a village and ecclesiastical
parish, formed in 1858 from the civil parishes of Carring-
ton, Revesby and West Fen, of considerable extent, 9 miles
north from Boston and g south-east from Horncastle, in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, soke of
' Bolingbroke, Spilsby union and county court district,
Bolingbroke rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, situated on the road from Boston to Horncastle, 7J
vaSea west from Eastville station on the East Lincohishire
railway and 8 miles north-east from Dogdyke railway
station on the Great Northern railway. The church of St.
Peter is a very handsome Gothic structure of brick, with
Stone faoings, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south
porch and octagonal open belfry, surmounted by small
spire and containing i bell : it was erected in 1853 under the
Fen Chapel Act from designs by Mesgrs.Tenlon,and endowed
by the trustees under that Act mth £80 yearly, and aug-
mented by W. Ostler esq. and Queen Anne's bounty to
£3gg. The register dates from the year 1854. The living
is a vicarage, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, gross
Johnston Bev. Wm. Boys 11.A. [vicar]
yearly value ;fa99, and held since 1881 by the Rev. Willism
Boys Johnston M. A. of Christ Church, Oxford. The Wes-
leyans have a chapel here. A pleasure fair is held on the
ujth and nth July. W. G. Lely esq. is the principal land-
owner. The soil is mostly clay ; subsoil, blue clay. The
chief crops are wheat, oats ana beans. The area is 404
acres ; rateable value, £6^8 ; the population in 1881 was
549. A portion of this parish is now included in Carringtus.
Parish Clerk, George Green.
Post Officb. — George Huskinson Hanson, receiver. Letters
arrive from Boston at 6.40 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.30 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Mare-
ham-le-Fen '
The children attend the board school at Medlam
Carbisbs to : —
Boston — George Baker k William Baker, wed. thurs. Ant
HoBNCASTue — William Baker, sat
Spiijbt — George Baker, mon
Packet to Boston — Frost ft Charles Stennett, wed
OOXKBROIAL.
Allison Lebbeos, tailor
Bailey John, tbrmer
Baker George, shopkeeper k carrier
Baxter Frederick, miller (wind)
baker
Benton Williarti, shoe maker
Brown George, grocer k draper
Everitt Horace, brewer, maltster k
coal merchant
Foster John, blacksmith
Freer John, blacksmith
Green George, wheelwright
Hanson George Hnskfnson, druggist k
grocer, k post office
Hardy John, tailor
Hare John, Globe p.K. ft farmer
Harrison Michael, beer retailer
Johnson Mary (Mrs.) k Son, fanners
Kent William, shopkeeper k boot maker
Langstaff Robert, plumber fc glazier
tiawson Thomas, shopkeeper
Leggate Richard, farmer
L^ate Tharral, wheelwright k joiner
Sands Thomas, tailor
Smith Vniliam, farmer
Taylor Johil, builder k bricklayer
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Ttylor ThomaR, brick]«)rer
Ttif)ot WiUiam, beer retafler k farmer
Tnris Hiinnah (Mr*.), draper & grooer
WsrdJohniDnchy of LancastcrAmM Tx
West Jonas Ic James, saddlers
Winn Moses, carpenter k wheelwright
Tvdvetrees Albert, grocer k draper
Watkinaon William, wind miUer
baker k fanner
BOHBT is a smaU village and parish, in the Northern ' 1884 by the Ber. John French Flowers u.a. of Lincoln Col-
dirision of the coonty, wapentake of Yarborongh, Glanford lege, Chcford. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist
Brigg union, parts of Linosey, Barton-apon-Humber county chapels here. The £arl of Yarborongh d.l. , j.p. is lord of
coart district, rural deanery of Yarborongh No. i, arch- the manor and principal landowner. The soil of about one
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles south- half the parish is a fine chalk subsoil, highly fertile ; the
sonth-west from Barton, 7 north from Brigg and 3 miles other part of the parish, viz. the Carrs, consists of a clay
north-west from the Elsham station on ue Manchester, ! subsoil of a black nature. The chief crops are wheat and
Sheffield and LincohishJTe railway. The chnrch of St. ^ barley. The area is 2,410 acres ; rateable valne, £3,95^ l
Andrew a an ancient edifloe of bri(x, in the Early English 1 the population in 188 1 was 406.
itvle, consisting of chancel and nave and a tower containing | Parish Clerk, Elijah Walker.
3 bells, and is in good repair : in the reign of King John Letters through Barton-on-Hnmber arrive at 9.5 a.m. ; dia-
this chnrch was given by the priors and convent of Merton
to the priory of St. Womnnd m Norway, and shortly after-
mrds an alien priory of Austin canons was founded here,
bat in the reign of Henry IV. it was granted to the Car-
thnsans of Beauvalle, Nottinghamshire. The register dates
from the year 1649, The living is a vicarape, gross yearly !
pfttched 3.45 p.m. South Ferriby is the nearest money
order omoe; k telegraph office at Elsham station, 3
miles distant
National School (mixed), for 85 scholars ; average atten-
dance, 63 ; k supported by voluntary subscriptions ; Wm.
Mason, master ; Mrs. Mason, mistress
Tslne from tithe rent-charge "^340, net £3^5 '"'*'' "**•" i Cahkihr — ^William Trippit, to Barton, mon. ; to Hnll, tues.
deuce, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborough, and held since
& fri. ; to Brigg, thnrs
Flowers Bev. Joiin French u.a. [vicar]
COUMBRdAI,.
Gray k Ellis, machine owners
EUvcrcroft Tliomas T. farmer
Herbert Thomas, tailor
Hookham John, farmer
Lyme Arthur, rope manufacturer
iSaaoa William, schoolmaster
Morley James, wheelwright
Beacock Joseph, grocer
Cooper Thomas Henry, saddler
Empaou Edwin, farmer
Grant Joseph, blacksmith
BOOTHBY (or Boothby-Graffoh, the village which
S'ves name to this wapentake) is pleasantly situated on the
iS range and the Boman way. Ermine Street: the parish
is in the Hid division of the aonnty, parts of Kesteven,
higher division of Boothby-Graffoe wapentake,. Lincoln
onion and county court district, rural deanery of Longp-
boby, arehdeaoonry and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles south
from Lincoln and i^ north from Navenby railway station.
The church of St. Andrew is a stone structure in the Nor-
man and Early Decorated styles, rebuilt in 184s by sub-
scriptionrof the late Viscount Melbourne, the rector and
the inhabitants generally, at a cost of about ;^i,ooo : it is
erected on the site of the former one and consists of chan-
cel, nave and square western tower surmounted by 4 pin-
nacles and containing 3 bells. The register dates from the
year 1700. The living is a rectory, yearly valne j£6oo with
residence, in the gift of the Bev. Charles Garth Fullerton
B.A. of Thrybergh Park, Rotherham, and held since 1S83 by
the Sev. Henry Taylor Cordeaux u.a. of St. John's College,
Qimbridge. At the enclosure, in 1774, the tithes were
commuted for 321 acres of land, and in 1841 these of Somer-
ton Gastle were commuted for an annual rent-charge of
£ix. In the year 1381 Anthony Beke, or de Bek, Bishop
of Durham, obtained a license from Edward I. to crenellate
Ins mansion at " Sanbretonfie "; or " Somerton," in this
parish, which he afterwards presented to the king, who
committed its custody to Henry, Lord Bellamonte ; King
John I. (Le Bon) of France, taken prisoner at the battle of
Poictiers, September ao, 1356, and afterwards a captive m
Eneland, was conflned here from Saturday, Aug. 4, 1359,
to Saturday, March ai, 1360, when he was removed to the
Tower of London ; the remains of this castle are very exten-
sive, and a portion, together with some modem erections,
Cordeanx Rev. Hy. Taylor m.a. Rectory
Marfleet Charles
Marfleet Charles Edward, Boothby hall
Xarfleet Ann (Mrs.), Somertnn castle
COXUKRCUI..
Barnes Arthmr Dorwells, farmer
Roberts Greorge, shoe maker
Smith Thomas, butcher
Trippit William, farmer k carrier
Uppleby, Henry William, farmer
Walker Mary (Mrs.) k George, farmers
Williamson Jane (Sirs.), shopkeeper
ChallansAnn (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Challans John, farm bailiff to William
Brocklebank esq
castle
BOOTHBY-PAGIfELL is a parish, in the Southern
dirinon of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of
Wiimibrigga, Spittlegate petty sessional division, Grantham
anion and comity court district, rural deanery of South
Grantham, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, about
5 miks sonth-east-by-south from Grantham and a| east
from Great Ponton station. The chnrch of St. Andrew is
an edifice of stone, in the Norman and Decorated styles,
with some additions of the Perpendicular period, and con-
sists of chancel, derestoried nave, aisle and a tower of three
stiges, with a panelled and embattled parapet and eight
pinnacles and containing 3 bells : of the original Late Nor-
man chnrch, the tower and arcades of the nave remain ;
bat the latter are not coeval with each other, the south
aicide being probably the earlier ; the north aisle (1330)
which opens into the chance] by an arcade and the chancel
itsdf are Decorated ; the parapet of the tower is Perpendicu-
lar, and the pinnacles bear shields, each with two chevronels
aoDi4ed, apparently the anus of Atteloonde : the chancel has
two plabi status niches at the east end, and in the south wall
a piscina ; the font is cylindrical and has a bold embattled
device worked iqx»i its lower portion : in the chancel aisle
Johnson Robert, pig jobber
Marfleet Ann (Mrsj, former, Somerton
form a commodious mansion and offices, now the property
of the widow of Frederick Marfleet esq. who purchased the
manor about the year 1840 : the castle area, 330 feet by 180
feet, was enclosed by outer and inner moats, and at the
angles are the remains of four circular towers, formerly
connected by intermediate buildings, and forming a quad-
rangular pile : the south-east tower, still nearly entire, is
surmounted by three pinnacles and a spire-shaped roof:
the south-west tower is in ruins, and the north-west tower
has been taken down ; that at the north-east angle has a
carious groined roof, supported by an umbilical piUar, from
which spring twelve arches, each forming a niche in the
wall, in every one of which there appears to have been a
Pointed window ; the later buildings are partly Elizabethan;
the double moat is still extant. Boothby Hall, the seat of
Charles Edward Marfleet esq. is a handsome stone building,
in the Italian style, erected in 1867 : the news to the south
and west are extensive. Charles Edward Marfleet esq. is
lord uf the manor of Boothby and principal lando\>(ner, and
Mrs. Frederick Marfleet is lady of the manor of Somerton
Ca^le. The soil is strong loam on the lowlands and lime-
stone on the high laud ; subsoil, limestone. The crops are
on the four and fire course shift. The area is 2,850 acres;
rateable value, ;^3,3ai ; the population in 1881 was 168.
Parish Clerk, Charles Priestly.
Letters through Lincoln, delivered by walking post about
10 a.m. returning at 3 p.m. week days only. The nearest
money order office is at Navenby k telegraph otfice at
Navenby railway station
National School, built in 185 1, for 50 children ; average at-
tendance, 30 ; it is supported by voluntary contributions ;
Miss Anne Thompson, mistress
Cahbiers to Lincoln pass through from Navenby
Marfleet Charles, farmer
Robinson George, miller (wind)
Singleton David, blacksmith
South David, farm bailiiT to Charles
Edward Marfleet esq
is a mural monument of marble to Elizabeth (Lloyd), 1696,
wife of Francis Tyrwhit, of Kettleby, and afterwards of
Abel Litchford, rector and lord of the manor, by whom this
memorial, which has well executed busts of both, was
erected ; there are also numerous tablets to the families of
Litchford and Harrington up to 1857, and their arms appear
in several of the windows : at the east end of the chancel
aisle is a memorial window to John Litchford, of Boothby
haU, 1842. The register dates from 1566, but is said to he
illegible till 1559. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge
£377' gnw* yearly value ;^477, including lai acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of Capt. Cecil Thorold j.p. and
held since 1846 by the Rev. William Cyril Newcome m.a. of
Trinity College, Cambridge. Boothby HaU, the seat of Capt.
Cecil Thorold j.p. who is lord of the manor and cmef
landowner, is a fine building in the Domestic Gothic style,
situated in pleasant grounds: adjoining the mansion is an
ancient Norman manor house. The soil is creach ; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat and oats. The area is 1,794
acres; rateable value, ;£3,263 ; the population in 1881 was
130.
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Parish Clerk, Isaac Wing.
Post Officb. — Thomas Foster, receirer. Letters arrive
(rom (Grantham at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.45 p.m.
Neifcome Rev. Wm. Cjiill ir. a. [rector]
Thorold Capt. Cecil i.v. Boothby ball
COMXEBCIAL.
Ayre John, blacksmith
Brackenbnry William, farmer
Brickies Joseph, farm bailiff to Capt. C.
Thorold j.p
The nearest money order ft telegfraph office is at Gran-
tham
This place is included in Bitchford United District School
Board, farmed in 1875 ; the nearest school is at Bitcbiorl
Hnnt John, grazier
Meads WiUiam, wheelwright
Watscn Deborah (Mrs.), snopkeepcr
BOSTON,
WITH THE PARISH OF SKIRBECK AND TH£ HAMLET OF SKIRBECK QUABTER.
Boston is a large, ancient, floarishing seaport (which gives
the title of baron to the Irby family), situate in the eastern
parts of Lincolnshire, on the navigable river Witham,which
runs into the Wash ; it is 8 miles from the junction of the
rivers Witham and Welland, and 14 from the entrance to
Boston deeps : it is a municipal and parliamentary borough,
the head of a union and county court district, and polling-
pUce for the Southern division of the county, market town
and parish, having separate jurisdiction, in the parts of
Holland, Skirbeck wapentake, rural deanery of North Hol-
land No. 3, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 34
miles south-east from Lincoln, 107^ from London, 33^ from
Louth, 66 from Hull, 47} from Great Grimsby, 18 from
Sleaford, 33 from Grantham, and 16 from Spalding. Boston
is a firat<ilaa8 station on the Great Northern railway, and
the junction of the lines to Grantham, Grimsby, Hull, Lin-
eobi, London and Sleaford.
This place derived its name from St. Botolph, an Anglo-
Saxon, who founded a monastery here about the year 650,
from which circumstance it was called Botolph's town, of
which its present name is a contraction. The monastery,
which was destroyed by the Danes in 870, stood on the
northern side of the present church. From the discovery of
the foundations of several ancient buildings, urns, and other
relics of antiquity in 1716, this place is supposed to hare
been of Roman origin ; and according to Dr. Stukeley, the
Romans built a fort at the entrance of the Witham, over
which they had a ferry at a short distance to the south of
the town. In laSi, in the reign of Edward I. a serious fire
devastated the town : in 1386 it was inundated, and in 1387
or 1388, one Robert Chamherlpyne, having assembled some
associates disguised as ecclesiastics, secretly set fire to the
town, and while the inhabitants were endeavouring to ex-
tingnish the flames, they plundered the booths of the rich
merchandise exposed for sale at the fair, and burnt such
goods as they were not able to carrj- a-utiy ; Chamberlayne
was afterwards taken and hanged, but bis confederates
escaped.
Boston is first mentioned as a commercial town in records
relating to the reign of King John, when a Quin zieme, or
Fifteenth being levied on the movable goods of dealers
generally. Boston paid for the two years ending July 30,
I305, the sum of ;£78o iss. 3d. ; the stock-in-trade of Boston
merchants being thus worth, at that time, about /5,855,
representing a capital, in the present day, of about £17.566.
The Hanseatic merchants had a house in Boston soon after
ias9, and in the ten years — 1379-89 — Boston paid customs
duties to the amount of upwards of j^3i,988, being one-
third more than London, and continued to be a great com-
mercial port and place of business throughout the 13th and
14th centuries.
In the early part of the reign of Edward III. it was made
a sta'ple port for wool, leather, tin, lead and other com-
modities, which gave a new impulse to the spirit of commer-
cial enterprise ; so that in the reign of Edward III. Boston
sent deputies to three grand councils held at Westminster,
and contributed 17 ships and 360 men towards the armament
for the invasion of Brittany. Early in the isth century the
commercial prosperity of the town began to decline and
towards the beginning of the 17th century it had become
" a decayed and ruined port."
The town was first incorporated 37 Henry VIII. by
charter dated i4ib May, 1546, and Queen Elizabeth ^ve
the corporation a Court of Admiralty, which was vested in a
mayor, rca)rder, deputy-recorder, twelve aldermen, and
eighteen common councilmen, assisted by a town clerk and
other oiHcers ; but since the passing of the Municipal Reform
Act the corporate body comprises a mayor, six aldermen,
and eighteen councillors. The style of the corporation is
" The Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of Boston ; " and
under the Municipal Reform Act the borough has a " Com-
mission of the Peace," consisting of an unlimited number of
justices appointed by her Majesty. The mayor is a justice
of the peace during his mayoralty and the year after. The
borough is divided into two wards, called West Ward and
Bargate Ward. The Boston town council adopted thr
Local Government Act in 1858. The borough police force
consists of one head constable, one inspector, one sergeant
and twelve constables.
The town is exceedingly healthy, clean, well-paved and
lighted, and has an abundant supply of good water from a
stream at Miningsby, a village twelve miles north: thr
works were undertaken by a company of shareholders in
1850, with a capital of ;£3o,ooo.
The municiinl and parliamentary boroughs are not on-
extensive : the municipal borough comprises only part of
the parish of Boston, but the parliamentary borough indodn
also the parish of Skirbeck, and its hamlet of Skirbed
Quarter, indnding the fen allotment of the hamlet of Skir-
beck Quarter, but not the fen allotment of Skirbeck pariah.
which is several miles from the town. Boston returns tvu
representatives to Parliament.
The river Witham, which flows through the town, i<
crossed from the west side to the market place by a hiod-
some iron bridge of one arch, erected by the corpoiatkui in
1807, at an expense of ^£33,000.
The main thoroughfare runs nearly north and south, with
the Market place about midway, having other streets di-
verging therefrom to the east and west : the Market place.
Strait Bargate, Wide Bargate, High street and West street
are the principal places of business.
The Market place is a spacious area, on the north-irest
side of which is the parish church : at the south-east end of
the church a marble statue has been erected, by public sub-
scription, to the memory of Herbert Ingram esq. who re-
presented the town in Parliament for several j'ears, and was
drowned in Lake Erie, in 1863 : he was a passenger, with
his eldest son, on board the Lady Elgin steamer, which sank
in Lake Erie after coming into oulision with a achootwr:
the body of Mr. Ingram was recovered, and brought to this
' country and interred in the Boston cemetery. Mr. Incrsm
' was a native of Boston, and the founder of the ' Illns-
trated London News.' At the foot of the statue is a (emtle
figure, pouring water from an urn, indicative of the fact that
Boston owes its plentiful supply of pure water mainly t"
Mr. Ingram's exertions.
The principal market is on Wednesday, but a smaller ore
is held on SatinxUiy. A fat and store stock market is held
every Wednesday, which is well attended. The market for
I com is held near the market place, and the cattle market
I and fairs are held in the open space in Wide Bargate.
I The fairs are on the 4th of May for sheep, and the day
I following for cattle ; August sth for fat cattle ; September
15th for foals, cattle ana general merchandise ; November
i8th, and the two following days for horses ; and December
nth for cattle only.
The trade of the port, from an aocnmubition of silt in the
' river, which impeded its navigation, had begun to decline
' about the middle of the last century, but was revived bj-
I forming a canal, deepening the river and enlarging the har-
bour : this has been much improved by the operations of the
Great Level of the Wash. The quays, which are couvenientlr
' adapted to the loading of vessels, are acoessiUe at spring
' tides to ships of 400 tons burthem. The Custom Honse, a
commodious building, was erected at the public expense, and
' the Pilot OtHce was built in 1811 ; the establishment of the
' latter consists of a nautical committee — ^five acting pilots
' and two officers. The exports consist chiefly of the agiicnl-
! tural produce of the county : the imports are timber, hemp,
and tar from the Baltic, and linseed from the Black Sea. A
' considerable trade is also carried on with the interior of the
kingdom by means of the Witham, and the varions naviga-
' ble canals with which it commimicates. About 90 boats are
{ employed in the Boston fishery ; shrimps, soles, herrings,
and other fish are taken. Spalding and Wainfleet are within
' the port of Boston, and there ar« coastguard statiou tX
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Hobhola in the parish of Pishtoft, at Wnuifle and Foadyka.
Tliere are agncoltnral implement and madiine -works, and
iron and brass foandrics on a larg^e scale ; also sereral exten-
ain bmreries, oil cake mills, tobacco and cigar manufac-
tories, brick fields, cooperages, ship yards, tanneries, malt
idhu, rope walks and whiting works. Here are foar banks
isd a Saringa bank, and several good hotels. There are
four newspapers pablished here, the ' Boston Gazette,' the
'Boston Goardian,' the 'Lincolnshire Herald,' and the
' Boston Independent. '
The first aod of the Harboar Commissioners' new docks at
Boston was tmtied on Jane 9th, 1883, amidst great (niblic
rejoicing. The work was carried ontnnder the Act obtained
the preceding }-ear,at an estimated total cost, indnding land,
maminerr, and sheds, of ^^130,000 : the plans were pre-
pared by Mr. W. H. Wheeler x.i.c.B. engineer to the com-
missiooeis, and the vork was carried oat nnder his
direction, asaiated by Mr. C. D. N. Parker (formerly of
Leith docks) ; Mr. Abernethy, past-president x.i.c.s. has
acted throughout as consulting engineer. The entrance
lock is placed on the ooncare side of a bend in the river,
near Maod Foster Kuice, and in a direct line with the fair-
ny of the channel : the dock is 835 feet long and 450 feet
in the widest part, the water area being about seven acres,
and is connected with the Great Northern railway by a
swing-bridge across the haven : the lock has two pairs of
ptes, is 300 feet long and 50 wide, and has 35 feet of water
in thesOT at ordinary spring tides : the quays are provided
with ridings in connection with the railway, sheds for
storing grain and other produce, and facility for rapidly
loading imd nnk>ading ships, besides a coal-hoist, worked by
hydraulic power and capable of filling a ship of a thousand
tons in one tide : the walls are 33 feet 6 inches high from
loor to coping, and 15 feet thick at the base, built of con-
crete nude of Portland cement, sea shingle and burnt bal-
last, with brge blocks of rubble stone embedded in the
msse : the upper part, where the ships come in contact with
the vails are lined with Staffordshire blue bricks, and the
coping is of hard sandstone : the foundation of the lock, com-
posed of cement concrete, rests on a bed of very hard clay ;
the invert is of sandstone, the walls of concrete lined with
Staffordshire bricks : the sills and hollow quoins are of
granite : the excavation amounts to nearly half a million
cnbic yards. The lock gates, of pitch pine, with green-heart
bed-posts, mitre posts and bottom ribs, are each 39 feet
6 inches long, 33 feet high, and 3 feet 7 inches thick : the
ifauoes are disDosed in the side walls, and so arranged as to
Koor the mud from the back of the gates and the lock pit.
Tbt entrance and the portion of the river near the dock is
dredged out to the same depth as the siU, the dredging of
the rest of the channel, betweAi the dock and the new cut,
being part of the work included under the River Witham
Ontfall Act. A wooden pier extends from the month of the
kick to the channel, and a jetty from the lock wall is also
esrried along the river parallel with the dock : the excavations
*ere need to form the quays and a|^roachee. From the docks
the town is reached by a new road, the otflces being erected
It the entrance where this joins the dock premises, in St.
John's lane. The swing-bridge across the haven is of wrought
inn, 136 feet long and 13 feet wide, and is provided with a
single line of railway, a track for carts and horses, and also
for foot-passengers : the bridge swings on an oval-shaped
cut iron pier, 16 feet wide, sunk in the centre of the rirer,
«ith a clear water-way of 55 feet on each side. The abut-
ments on each side of the river are of concrete, faced with
Staffordshire bricks. The contract for the construction of
the dock, with offices, railways and swiilg-bridges was let to
Mr. W. Bigby for ;£8o,3oo. Under the powers of the River
Witham Outfall Act, 1880, a new cut is being made from
that river to deep water, by which the distance to sea will
be shortened ij miles, and a good navigable channel provided
from the town to Boston-deeps.
The church of St. Botolph, situated on the west side of
the market place, is a specious and magnificent structure in
the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel
a nave of seven bays, with clerestory lighted by fifteen
lofty windoWB on either side, aisles, a chapel on the south-
«eM, between the porch and sonth aisle ; sonth porch with
|>srvise and crypt, and a stately lantern tower, a masterpiece
of aichiteetural design, 300 feet in height at the west end,
which, contains a peal of 8 bells, and a set of chimes
consisting of 44 bells, of which the 36 smaller ones were cast
at Lonvain, Bdginm, by Mons. A. L. Van Aerschodl : these
chimes were placed in the tower in 1867, at a cost of /i,300,
sod are played by machinery erected by Messrs. Gillett and
Bland, of droydon. The present church appears to be the
fonrth built on this site ; the oldest portion of the present
dinrch is the lower part of the tower, the foundation stone
of which was laid on Monday, June 30, 1309, being the
lionday after the Feast of St. John the Baptist (June 04) by
Dhus KainrT Tilney,Ridid. Stephenson, a merdumt of Bos-
toa,aad Jcba Boaadale, rector of Boston, each of whom placed
£5 on the stone ; it was not, however, completed till more
than 3oyears later,and is now the most conspicuous andbeau-
tifnl feature of the church,serving also as a valuable landmark
to traveUers both b^ land and sea : it consists of three very
I lofty stages, of which the two lower are relieved by large
windows and boldly executed panelling ; the belfry storey lus
a single large window in each nee; the whole tower, supported
by angle buttresses, diminishes in bulk upwards, and is
finished with a pierced panelled parapet and fine angle pin-
nacles, from within which rises an elegant octagonal lantern,
strengthened by flying buttresses from the pinnacles of the
tower and crowned with a rich pierced battlement and eight
piimades bearing gilt vanes : the porch is chiefly Decorated,
with an upper portion of Ferpenmcular date : the details of
the original structure, including the carved oak door, are
rich, and much superior to the later work, some of which
bears the date 1663 ; adjoining the porch on the west is the
Cotton chapel, a comparatively low structure, ■mth reticu-
lated tracery in the windows, restored in 1857, by the
citizens of Boston, U.S.A., as a memorial to the Rev. John
Cotton, vicar of St. Botolph's, 1613-33, who then being
silenced for Nonconformity, resided this living and
emigrated to the newly-fotmded city of Boston, in New
England, where he served as a distinguished and honoured
minister until his death, December 33, 1653. The chapel
was reropened on July 31, i857,by the Bishop of Lincoln, and
contains a memorial brass ; the inscription, by the Hon.
Edwd. Everett, of Boston, U.S., is as under : —
In perpetnam Johannis Cottoni memoriam,
Hujns eoclesiae mnltos per aimos
Begnantibus Jacobo et Carolo Vicarii,
Gravis, Diserti, docti, laboriosi.
Dein propter res sacras in patri& miseri tnrbatas,
Novis sedibns in novo orbe queeaitis,
EcdeaisB primaries Bostoniss Nov-Anglornm
Nomen hoc venerabile
In Cottoni honorem geducentis.
Usque ad flnem vitte sommA lands
SummAque in rebus tam bumanis qnam divinis auctoritate
Fastoris et doctoris.
Annis ocxzr post migrationem ejus peractis,
Prognati ejus dvesque Bostonienaes Americani
A fntribus Anglicis ad hoc pium mnnus prorocati,
Ne viri eximii nomen
Utriusque orbis desidnrii et decoris
Diutius a tempio nobili exularet,
In quo per tot annos oracula divina
Diligenter docti sanctique enunliavisset.
Hoc sacellum restanrandnmet banc tabulam ponendam
Anno salntis recnperatse ci3,I9CCC,LV.
Libenter grati curaverunt.
Both the north and south elevations of the nave, viewed from
without, are imposing from their great length, numerous
windows, buttresses and pinnacles ; each is finished with a
Decorated cornice and embattled parapet, and on the gable
is a bell-cot ; both the aisles and the clerestorj' are relieved by
pinnacles with canopied niches, some of which still retain
stataets and an octangular turret staircase gives access to
the aisle roof. Within, arcades of seven Decorated arches
on either side, supported by clustered piers, divide the nave
and aisles, and an arcade of two bays opens into the Cotton
chapel, which has a stained window, placed in 1856, by the
freemen of Boston to the memory of John Laughton.fotmder
of the Free School here, and which for some time was
carried on in this chapel ; in 1635 the room over the porch,
up to that time used as a schoolroom, was converted into a
library by Anthony Tachary, then vicar, assisted by Sir
William Bassingberd and other benefactors, and in 1730 the
Corporation purchased for £50 (and added to it) the Hbraryof
Mr. Kelsall ; the fine east window of the chancel is filled with
stained glass, chiefly displaying scenes in the life of Our
Lord : there are also canopied sedilia and a piscina, and on
the north side two aumbries : the stalls, from their number
I and character, form a striking feature in this part of the
church ; they are 64 in number, and of these 38 have
richly carved canopies, presented by numerous donors at
j a total coat of /i,ooo : the misereres attached to these stalls
constitute the finest and most interesting seriee in England,
and the subjects of the carvings upon them are of very
varied character : the brass lectern is the successor of an
eagle lectern of the same material, sold in is» for 40s.: the
pulpit, dating from 1630, is elaborately carved and has been
restored : the octagonal font, a very fine work, was pre-
.sented in 1853 by the Right Hon. A. J. B. Beresford-Hope
i(.p.,p.c.,D.c.L. kc.: the church contains a number of ancient
monuments : in the sonth aisle, under a sepulchral arch
in the wall, of the fourteenth centoTy,''i8 an altar tomb of
alabaster, with canopied sides, and ca the upper abb the
recumbent efflsy of a knight in full armour, the head en-
closed in a coniotl basenet, reposing on a tilting helmet, and
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the (e«t) resting on a lioD. Westward of tins, beneath an
arch of Earlier date, is a einiilar tomb of black or grey
marble, supporting a recumbent alabaster efligy of a lady,
wearing a mitred headdress, and a low bodiced gown and
flowing mantle ; the head rests oa a cushion supported by
angels, and at the feet are two small d(»s ; these effigies are
said to represent Sir John Tilney ana his wife, and were
removed to their present site from the east end of the north
aisle about 1770, but there is a further tradition that they
were brought hither from St. John's Church, on the pulling
down of that building in 1636 : on the north side of the
aacrsrinm, within the rails, is a fine Flemish brass, with
effigies of a civilian and his wife beneath a cant^y and super
canopy, the shafts of which are enriched with figures of
saints ; these effigies commemorate Walter Pescod, a mer-
chant of Boston, and his wife, 13^, but part of one, with
the border l^end, and other portions, are missing : on the
opposite side is the brass effigy of a priest in the habit of a
canon or prebendary, over which is a cope adorned with
fIguTOS of the apostles : there are also in other parts of the
church mutilated brasses of a civilian and two wives, under
a canopy, e. 1.400 : a palimpsest brass with part of the effigy
of a laay, c. 1460 ; on one side, and on the other that of
a widow, c. 1390 ; brasses of a civilian and his wife, c. 1480 ;
and two groups of children, c. 1490; brass inscribed to
Bobert Townley, alderman and comptroller of Boston and
Joan his wife, 1585, and some fragments of other brasses ;
in the south aisle is a tablet with inserted brass inscription
to Thomas Lawe, three times Mayor of Boston, ob. 1637,
and above it a bust, representing him in gown, ruS and
skuU-cap : the church was extensively restored in 1850-1,
under the direction of the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott b.a. and
Mr. G.Cr. Place, of Nottingham, when the entire nave was
reseated : the church is 305 feet long and 100 feet wide, the
height of the nave being 140 feet. Tliere are 2,000 sittings,
of which. 1,700 are free. The register of baptisms date from
the year 1557 ; marriages, 1564; burials, 1559. The living
is a vicarage, with the chapelry of St. James, net yearly
value jf 325, with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Ingram, relict
of Herbert Ingram esq. and held since 1850, by the Bev.
George Beatson Elenkin M.A. of Corpus Christi college,
Cambridge, who is also a canon of Lincoln cathednd and
rural dean for Holland ; the Rev. George William North
Lowe B.s. is lecturer ; and the Bev. Joseph Schofield m.a.
mayor's chaplain.
The chapel of ease was erected in High street in 1820, by
subscription and endowed by the corporation : there are
sittings for 1,300. The living is a perpetual curacy, yearly
value ;^ioo, in the gift of the trustees of Thomas Collis
esq. and held since 1 856 by the Rev. George Edwin Pattenden
li.l>. of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, canon of Lincoln
cathedral, who is idso head master of the Boston Grammar
School.
The church of St. James, in George street, is a chapel of
ease to the parish church, it was erected in 1872 through the
exertions of the Misses Gee, and is one of the many suc-
cessful designs in the Gothic style, of the late Sir Geo.
Gilbert Scott : it will seat 800 persons.
A small white brick church,opened on the 3rd November,
1857, at Hilldyke, near the toll-bar, is intended for the ood-
venience of persons in the remote parts of the parishes of
Boston, Fishtoft, and Sibsey, and will hold 300 persona
The Catholic Church, dedicated to St. JSkry, is situated
in the Horncastle road, and was erected in 1826, with
house for the priests : at the restoration of the parish
church of St. Botolph's, the organ gallery therefrom was
removed to this church : the interior is elegantly decorated :
the old continental organ is now replaced by a more efficient
instrument, many of the old stops, however, being retained
on account of the richness of the metaL
The Congregational Church is in Bed Lion street: a
diurch was erected upon the site of the old theatre, and the
present structure was built upon the same site, in 1868 : it
is an elegant and commanding Gothic structure, rich in
carving, with a noble stained glass window and a fine
or^an : it will seat 700 people : the school accommodation
bemg insufficient, the proposed alterations include the
extension of class-room, assembly room, or lecture hall,
new heating apparatus and various sanitary improve-
ments.
The Wesleyan Chapel, in Bed Lion street, is a btiilding
erected in 1B40, at a cost of ;f 8,000, having an Ionic
coUmnade with four massive pillars in the centre, and a
square tower at each angle : it will accommodate 90a
There are places of worship for General and Particular
Baptists, Primitive Methodists, Unitarians,Free Methodist^
Catvinists and New Connexion Methodists.
Boston Cemetery, laid out in 1855, is one mSe north
from the town, and stands by the side of Maud Foster's
drain, on one of the roads leadinR to Horncastle : it omsists
o( 13 acres of land, divided by a broad gravel walk into two
portioiis, that on the south being consecrated, and that <m
the north being set apart for tlie use of Oathdiics and Dia-
senters : there are two mortuary chapels, erected in tlu
same year, and a lodge at ihe entisnoe, built of red brick :
it is under the control of a Barial Board of 9 membera
The Free Grammar School, established in 1554, and
opened in 1567, is in a very flourishing oonditiDn, ind
has an income of jf i,aoo yearly : there are nine exhibitiont
tenable at the school, entitling the holders to a free educa-
tion and £$ each yearly ; of tiiese four were founded by T.
Parry esq. and the rest by the trustees : there are abo
three exhibitions of £go a year to the Universities of Oxford,
Cambridge or Durham ; a gold medal, given by the late
Mauss Parry esq. of Sleaford, is swarded annually to the
best scholar of the year. There are now 140 scholsrs : the
school is conducted by the head-master, the Bev. Canan
Pattenden ll.d. and six other masters.
Langhtcm's Charity School was founded in 1707 by John
Laogbton, for educating and apprenticing 35 boys, the sons
of freemen of Boston.
The Blue Coat School was estaUishad in 1713 ; the bop
are no\7 taught with those of Liaughton's Charity, and a
building adjoining I<anghton's is now completed, in whidi
the girU are taught in separate schoolrooms ; there is room
for 174 boys and loo girls.
The National Schools, in Pump square, were established
in 1815, and will bold 387 boys and 363 girls : these schools
are in the Elizabethan style, and have a teacher's honae
attached : they arc under Government inspection, and ve
supported by annual subscriptions and the weekly paymeate
of the scholars. The present schools were built in 1S49.
The St. James' Nationu Schools include boys, middle-clus
girls and infants' school, the girl's school, establisfaed by
Miss Gee, being incorporated with the two others : there
are also infants' schools in Botolph street, Duke street and
Witham Marsh respectively, and all in connection with the
Church of England. There is a British school in Shod-
friars lane ; also day schools in connection with the Wealejis
body.
The following are known as the Boston Municipal
Charities, and are vested in trustees. Bichard Wright
Millington, clerk ; Mr. Charles Oobson, treasurer ; Mr.
Alfred Reynolds, surveyor ; Mr. Bartol Stow and Mr.
Williun Porter, auditors. The estates known as " Charier
Lands Charity " was granted by charter on the 6th Janoary
in the first and second years of the reign of King Pfailqi
and Mary, and yield an annual income of about j^i ,800:
this sum is distributed in payments to the vicar, lecturer,
head-master of the grammar school, English master, draw-
ing master, four /so scholarships, five £5 scholarship),
and four Queen's bedesmen, who receive a weekly payment
of los. each and gowns.
" Henry Fox's Charity." — This charity was made by deed
of gift by one Henry Fox, dated the i6th August, 1557, tor
the findmg of a priest to attend upon the Mayor for the
time being, and prodnoes an annual income of about £1^
which is paid to the Bev. J. H. SchofieM, the Mayor'i
chaplain.
" Usher's Charity."— This charity was left by deed of
gift dated the 7th day of April, 1558 ; and by a minute in
the record book of the corporation, dated the 12th Janniry,
1567 : "At the assembly it is ordered and agreed that the
messuage lands and tenements that are given to the Mavor
and burgesses by Richard Briggs, after the death of him
and Adriane now his wife, shall be to the finding of an
usher in the grammar school of Boston." The income is
about £iSo< and is paid to William White esq.
" Charity under Richard Brigg's Will for the Poor of
Boston,Skirbeck,Fi8htort and Benington. "— This charity ms
left by Bichard Brigg.by his will dated the 2nd April, 1583 :
the income amounts to about £35, and is annually paid to
the churchwardens of the above parishes.
"Charity for Choral Bedesmen." — l"hi8 charity was abo
left by Richard Brigg, by his will, for the use and mainte-
nance of four bedesmen to be appointed by his wife,and after
her death by the mayor of the borough and four justices
for the time being, to behave themselves in celebrating
divine service for ever." This fund amoimts to about ^ffio,
and is paid to the four best singers in the parish cfaurd).
" Bedesmen Charity."— This charity was also left partly
by Bidiard Briggs, the income from which is about ^£120.
Agnes Fox, by her will dated prior to the year 15M,
b«)ueathed all her estates to the same charity, the inconie
of which is ;^2o. Aim Carr, by deed poU, dated 5th October,
in the 30th year of Queen Elizabeth, granted all her esUtea
to and amongst the poor of Boston. The inocme of this
amounts to about £^ annually. The whole of these sums
are distributed among 10 bedesmen by weekly payments of
los. each,
" John Skynner Bail/s Charity."— This was left by the
will of John Skynner Baily in 1877,10 be distributed between
6 poor men and 6 poor women, the annual income of whidi
ia;iio8.
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The whole of the andent cbaritiee was settled and
Tested in the Boeton Munioipol Charity Trustees by a
scheme settled and ajpproved ol by Sir Creorgs Bose knt.
one of the Hasten of tlie High Coort of Cbaocery on the
37th JoIt, 1880.
AGotiiic drinking foontain, of white Mansftdd stone,
with basin of red Aberdeen granite, with brass drinking
ladles, was erected in the foot of the Town bridge, at
the expense of the late Thomas Garflt esq. The baths are
on the river side, sooth of the town ; they are supplied. with
aea mter, and hot, cold, or vaponr batlis .may be bad at
any time.
The Com Exchange Buildings, on the east side of the
Market place, were erected from designs by Messrs. Bellamy
ud Haniy, architects, of Lincoln : the ground floor, open-
ing to the street, is occupied as bosi^es premises. Tlie
Fennanent Library and Beading Room is held in the upper
rooms, and contains over 3,000 volumes of books,and is well
npplied with newspapers and periodicals. The School of
Art is held in the same building. The Corn Exchange,
built from designs by the same-architects, is a h&ndscwae
tmildiog, standing in the rear, and both were erected in
1855.
Shodfriors Hall, in South street, a handsome brick
boikiing,with a very fine half-timbered front, was restored in
1874 '>y ^- J- Oldred Scott, at a cost of ;f 9,000 : it con-
tahu a large ball, fitted up as a theatre, seating abont 800
persons, and there are also a club-room, library and reading
rooms, which are well 8Dp|>lied with newspapers.
Ilie Masonic Hal), in Main Bidge, erected in i860, is in
the Egyptian style, and oontainsa lodge room and a ban->
quetiog room.
Tte Boston Artillery Volunteers (ist Lincolnshire), con-
sisting of Nos. I and a Batteries, was formed in 1860 : it
has 120 enrolled members, with a brass band : the practice
poond is at Hobhole, in the {nrish of Fishtoft, and they
hare a spacioos drill hall in Main Ridge. The C company
of the and Vohmteer Battalion of the Lincolnshire Begiment
was also formed in i860, and comprises 80 men : the head-
qnarters are in High street: tiie shooting range is at
SSmery Gowt marsh.
The Boston Cottage Hospital was established in 1871, and
is a building baring accommodation for 14 patients ; it was
erected in 1874: it is a handsome structure, pleasantly
sitoated on the south bank of the Withan, with gronnds at
the back, which are laid out as a recreation groond, and
called " The People's Park ; " the management is in the
hands of a committee.
A Provident Dispensary was established in 1853 : the
management of this institution is in the hands of a
comnnttee: the average nmnber of patients relieved
annnaily is 0,780.
The Gas Works, situated inFydell street, were established
in 1836, and were enlarged in 1871, and now occupy a space
of abont five acres.
The GoildhaU, an ancient Gothic-fronted structure in
South street, with some ancient stained glass in the west
window, is now used only for the election of the mayor.
The Boeton and County Conservative Club was estab-
lished in Janqary, 1B84, and occupies a splendid suite of
roams in the centre of the Market place : it has reading-
room, billiard rdom and smoking room.
Ibe Assembly Room, in the Market place, is a spacious
boilding, where the corporation hold their meetings, and
baa an iUnininated clock in the centre, and is used for con-
certs, bazaars, and public meetdngs : the basement is used
as the Butter and Poultry market.
The Sessions House, on the north side of the church, is a
structure in the Italian style : here the magistrates for the
parts of Holland, Kirton and Skirbeck meet in petty session
every Wednesday ; and quarter sessions are also held at the
regular periods for trial of both borough and county pri-
soners. Petty sessions are hdd every Friday by the borough
magistrates at the Polioe office in the Market place. There
is a county Polioe station in Skirbeck Quarter, and a
boioogh Lock-np under the Assembly Booms. There
being no prison in Boston, all prisoners are committed to
Her Majesty's prison at Lincoln.
The extensive recreation gronnds, or People's Park,
situated on the bank of the river Witham, and adjoining
the Boeton Cottage Hospital, are most tastefully laid out,
displaying almost every description of landscape purdening :
the Alpine garden, fernery and lake are distinguishing
featmes.
llw outlying districts of Boston extend several miles
bom the town, and include Frithville and Boston West.
Frithville is given under that heading. The East Fen was, by
* Local GoTOmment Board order, dated December, 1880,
tnuiaferred to Leake pariah, at the some time the detached
part known as "Boston East" or "Long Hedges," was
transferred to Benningtoo parish, and other detached parts
•( the Fen allotmeat transferred to Frithville and Cairidg-
ton ; the drains are kept in order by commissioners.
These places once formed part of the Great Fens enclosed
and drained in 1760. The Corporation are lords of the
manor. Tlie area of the parish is s,3oi acres ; rateable
value, ;f44,i4i sa. od. ; and of the municipal borough, 2,664
acres.; rateable value, ^^44,141 5s. od. ; the Corporation
being rated upon the same assessment. The population of
the municipal, and parliamentary boroogh in 1881 was : —
Boston (including 334 ofBcers, and inmates
in the workhouse) ^4,937
HaU Hills 4
Municipal Uimts '4<94i
Carrington (part of) 30
Fishtoft (part of) 193
Frithville (part of 283
Ijeake (part of) 22 v
Skirbeck 2,550
Skirbeck Quarter 854
Parliamentary limits 18,873
The civil parish of HaU Hills, and part of the dvil parishes
of Carrington, Fisbtof t, Frithville and Leake are ecclesias-
tical, annexed to St. Botolph parish ; population in 1881,
15,469.
SuHBBCE parish nearly sorrotmds the town of Boston,
and is within tke parliamentary borough, but not included
in the mnnicipal borough. Skirbeck is on the north, and
Skirbeck Quarter hamlet on the south side of the river
Witham: it is partly in the wapentake of Kirton, but
chiefly in that of Skirbeck, parts of Holland, and Boston
union. The church of St. Nicholas is an ancient building
of stone, in the Norman, Early English and Decorated
styles, standing on the bank of the river, about a mile
from the town of Boston, and consists of chancel, cleres-
toried nave of six bays, aisles, and a perpendicular western
tower of three stages, with embattled parapet and pinnacles
and containing 5 bells : it was originally in the Norman,
Early English and Decorated styles ; no Norman portions now
remain, the chancel, which was Norman, having perished:
the two eastern beys now form the qvasi chancel. The
church was thoroughly restored in 1874, at a cost of over
;^3,ooo : the rood-Toft stairs remain, and the font, given
by William Clarke and Richard Jenkyn, has the date
i66a : in the churchyard is a tombstone of the fourteenth
century, in the upper port of which appears the bust of a
civilian : within a deeply-cut quatrefoil in the north aisle
is an interesting old alms-box. The living is a rectory,
net yeariy value ;^23S, with residence, in the gift of Mrs.
Alcock, and held, since 1853, by the Rev. Robert Evelyn
Roy, U.A. of Corpus Chiisti College, Cambridge. Holy
Trinity is an eoclesiatical pariah formed in 1875 from
Skirbeck civil parish : the church stands on the Spilsby
road, Skirbeck : it is a handsome stone edifice in the
Decorated style, consisting of a deep chancel, nave and
aisles, a small turret and i bell, and was erected entirely
through the exertions of the late Bev. WiUiam Roy b.d.,
incumbent of St. Nicholas, Skirbeck, and was consecrated
in 1848. The register dates from the year 1848. The
living is a vicarage, endowed with ^152, in the gift of
Mrs.A. C. Roy, and held bythe Rev. Henry JonesAlcock m.a.
of Trinity College,- Dublin ; the net value of the living is £290
withresidenoe. The population in. x88i was 1,712. Skirbeck
parish contains three National schools, one in the Spilsby rood,
erected through the exertions of the late rector, the Rev. \Vm.
Roy D.D., in 1840, for 280 children ; a second, adjacent
to the old parish church, holding 112 children, and
the third, situated in Skirbeck Quarter, with an average
attendance of 100 children. St. Leonard's Hospital is
endowed with ;£35 yearly : 10 bede-houses situated
on Maud Foster drain, constitute the St. Leonard's
hospital ; the houses were rebuilt in 1874 for 10 poor men
and their wives, who receive one shilling each weekly. Sir
Thomas Middlecott's charity of 20 acres, let for /68 7s. 6d,
yearly, is for fuel, for distribution in Skirbeck Quarter.
At Skirbeck Quarter is the Pcdice station and lock-up for
the north division of Holland : the staff consists of i super-
intendent, I sergeant, and 3 constables. About i} miles east
of the church is Rochford Tower, the residence of Edward
CSarke Porter, esq., supposed to be the remains of the
ancient chapel of Hiptoft: it contains a circular flight of
stairs, communicating with three apartments and the roof,
and is enclosed with an embattled parapet: the angles
are terminated by turrets: in 1859 some curious mural
paintings were discovered here representing Scriptural sub-
jects, and an effaced shield of arms, supposed to be that of
the! Rochford family, who built the tower in the sixteenth
century. Near Skirbeck road stands a large quadrangular
buildng of the fifteenth century, called the Hussey Tower,
probably built by Richard Benyn^n in the reign of Henr^
VII., and afterwards acquired, with other property, by Sir
Johii,sabseqoently Lord Hussey.: it consiMsof a square toWer
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[kellt's
three storesrs in height, \rith an octagfonal embattled turret, I
containing a staircase : the trhole stmctnre is of brick, with
stone dressings : the roof trith its lead corering was ]
remored in 1738 William Foster, esq. of Lincoln, is lord '
of the manor. The landowners are G. D. Bowley esq.
William Garfltt esq. J.P., J. J. Jebb esq. and several
enaall holders. The area of the parish of Skirbeck is 3,799
acres ; rateable value, £ia,68s ; and the population in 1881
was 1,730 in the ecclesiastical parish, which includes part of
Sibsey parish, and 404 in the civil parish, of which 854
were in Skirbeck Quarter : the rateable value of Skirbeck is
^11,351, and of SIdlbeek Quarter hamlet, 5,140. Tne Scir-
beck Fen allotments were, by a lioeal Government Board
order, dated December 34 th 1880, transferred to Sibsej.
Hall Hills, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parvA in
Boston union, i mile west from Boston. The am is 20
acres ; rateable value, ^^433. Letters from Boston.
SHT7FF Fbn, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish, in
Boston union, 3 miles west from Boston. The area is 93
acres ; rateable value, ;f 136.
Parish Clerk, George Oi«ves.
Vestry Clerk for Skirbeck, Thomas Ablewhita.
Oi&oiftl Batablislune&ta, IiOcal Institutioas dfec.
POST k MONET OBDEB k TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Savings Bank k Government Insurance k Annuity 0(Hce.
The office is open from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. — Telegraph from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on week days.
OiHce is closed at 10 a.m.
Postmaster — .lames Bock.
ARRIVAL k DESPATCH OF MAILS.
On Sand.<yi the
Delivery in Boston.
a.m.
7.0
7.0
7.0
a.m.
8.4S
8.4s
8.5s
p.m.
1340
1340
p.m.
5.30
S.30
5.30
7.0
8.4s
13.40
5-30
7.0
8.4s j 13.40
S.30
7.0
8-45 1 "40
S-30
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
7.0
5.30
5-33
7.0
13.40
Places.
Lincoln, Sleaford k Grantham, for delivery the same day
LONDON, Bnrgh, Skegness, k Wainlleet, for delivery tiie same evening )
Suffolk, Essex, Kent, & all parts of the S.W. k S. of England, for delivery/
next morning k Foreign J
N. America, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Yorkshire, ft all the North, Notts., Derby-
shire, Leicestershire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, k all the W. and S.W. of
England, for delivery next morning
Ditto, for delivery at noon
y.B. — The Sox detei an Sundays <a
Bawtry, Brigg, Grantham, Uloeby, for delivery next moniing
LONDON, S., S. W., W. k Midland Gonntiea, Ireland k Fonnign
LONDON, Spalding, Sleaford, Peterboro', Stamford, Wisbeach, Lynn, Norwich,
Yarmouth, Chatteris, Loweotoft, Cambridge, Newmarket, Ely, Bury St. Edmunds,
Hull, Barton, York, Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Kirton-Lindaey, Gainsborough,
Caistor, Market Basen, Wragby, Hwiicastle, I<incoln, for ddivery next morniiig...
N.B. — Tht Box dota on Sundta/t at
SpiUby, Bargh, Alford, Louth, Grimsby, Barton, Ulceby, Brigg, Wainfleet k Croft
Sibsey, Stickney, Stickford, New Bolingbroke, Mareham-le-Fen, Bevesby, Hoorby,
Coningsby, Tattersball, by mail cart every day. Mail cart only goes to Hom-
casde on Sunday morning
Fishtoft, Freiston, Bntterwick, Benington, LevertoD, Leake, Wrangle, Priakney &
Thorpe, by mail cart every day, except Sunday
West skirbeck, Wyberton, Frampton, Kirton, by walking post every day
Cowbridge, Frith Bank, Anton's Gowt, Langrick, Gipsy Bridge, Thornton-le-Fen,
Sandy Bank, New York, Brothertoft, Hnbbert's Bridge k Sleaford road, by walk-
ing post daily, except Sunday ii.o
Hawthorne Tree, Kyme Tower, Waintleet road, Willoughby Hills, Boston East, Hill- a.m.
dyke and Kelsey Bridge, by walking post daily, except Sunday 7.5$
Box closes
at
a.m.
7.SS
extn
11.30
p.in.
5-30
9.0
8.S
S-30
6.30
9.0
8.5
II.O
ti.o
II.O
11.33
p.m.
S-3S
9-30
8.3S
S-3S
9-30
8.as
There are four deliveries in Boston daily (only one on Sundays) b^ letter carriers— viz., 7 a.m., 8.4s a.m., 13.40 p.in. 4:
5.30 p.m. The letter box is cleared for the Town dehveries at 7.55 a.m., 1340 p.m. k 5.30 p.in.
4-30 >.
8.30 „
440 „
8.30 „
S-0 „
8.30 ..
4-4S ..
8.35 ..
4-50 ..
8.30 „
S-5 .f
8.50 ••
onge, so.
Strait Bar-
4.40 p.m.
, 8.30 p.m
750 »
8.15 »
7.15 t.
Pillar Letter Boxxs. — The Pillar and Wall Boxes
are cleared daily, as follows (only once on Sunday, viz.,
Sunday evening, and 45 minutes earlier) :
Bargate Bridge 10.30 a.m., 4.4s p.m.,.8.30 p.m.
High street 9.4s „
Kailway Statn. io.isa.in. 13.1s ••
South End 8.S0 „
Witham Place 9.1s „
Bargate (at Mrs. Tonge's) ii.30 „
Mount Bridge 9.0 „
The receiving house kept by Mrs. 1
g»te, is closed on Sundays.
Wall Boxes :
Castle street 9.10 a.m.,
Sunday
Spilsby road ii.o „
Sunday
COUHTT XAGISTEATES FOB THE KIBTOH
SKIBBECKFETTTSESSIOHAL DITISIOH.
Tnnnard-Moore Col. Charles Thomas John f.s.a., d
Frampton hall, Boston (chairman)
Adam Andrew Mercer esq. m.d. Church dope, Boston-
Bramley J. Curtois esq. LangrivSle
Carter Rev. George m.a. Falkingham
Claypon William Lane esq. Tytton hall, Wyberton
Cole James Edwin, Swineshead hall, near Spalding
Disbrowe Bev, Canon Henry Sharpe b.a. Bennington
Fletcher Rev. Hy. Thos. m.a. Vicarage, Bicker, Spalding
Gartit William esq. West Skirbeck house, Boston
Heath Rev. Joseph m.a. Vicarage, Wigtoft, Spalding
Pocklington-Coltman Roger esq. Hagnaby priory, Spilsby
Sparrow Bev. John Beric&e b.a. Algarkirk, Spalding
Staffurth Rev. Samuel, Freiston priory, near Boston
Tnimard Charles Thomas esq. Frampton house, Boston
Tnnnard-Moore Charles Edward esq. Frampton hall, Boston
Tnnnard-Moore Thae.Coney eaq. B.A.Frampton hall, Boston
AHD
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Porter, Sessions home.
Church yard
Petty Sessions held at the Sessions house every wed.ii B.ai
The following places are included in the Petty Ses-
sional division : — Kirton hundred: Algarkirk, Amber
Hill, Bicker, Brothertoft, Donington, Fosdyke, Frampton.
Gosberton, Earl's Grounds, Kirton, Qnadring, Skirbeck
Quarter, Sutterton, Swinshead, Surlleet, Wigtoft, Wy-
berton. Skirbeck hundred: Bennington, Butteririix,
Fishtoft, Freiston, Leake, Leverton, Skirbeck, Wrangle
OOSPOSATIOV.
Mayor — Bichard Wright-Millington esq.
Dbpctt-Mator, John Kenington esq.
B Bargate ward & W West ward.
Aldermen.
1886. i88p.
John Maltby John Kenington
lliomas Houghton Bailey John Saul Sills
William Bedford Lestor Daulton
COUMCIIXOBS.
1884. 1885.
B Wm. Hy. Benrose Bratley I a Alfred Johnson
B Henry Farrow | B John Oldrid
B Charles Newham Hnnn I B Thomas Slator
w Thompson Allen ' w John Qaeenborough, jnn
w Charles Francis Anderson I w Frank Thomas
w William Weightman I w Charles Wright, jua
1886.
B Frederick Claypoole w William Bradshaw
B Thomas Kilwood w Joseph Clarke
B Jdm MilUngton Simpson w Frank Harrison
BOBOOOH Maoistbatbs.
Bedford William esq. Allen house, Boston
Coister William esq. Sleaford rood
C3egg Walter esq. m.r.c.s. Sleaford road
Cooper William Mansfield esq. Broadfield house
Kenington John esq. Cheapside
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Pilcher WUlimin John ea '. F.B.C.S. 89 Uqoorpond itraet
Siinonds John Caboam esq. Fishtoft manor
MiUiDgtoD Richard Wright esq. (Uaynr), Covbridge
Shenrin Samnel esq. Thirskell honse, Skirbeck
SmiD'Joseph Harpam, 8 Grore street
Small niomas esq. illcs. Skirbeck Quarter
Tnzford Arthur Mq. k.d. 16 Wide Bargate
Tiuford James Edvard, sen. esq. a Pnmp square
White Francis Thirkill, 13 Wide Bargate
Wright Charles esq. Smlsby road
Clerk, Edward Banyell, Bed Lion street
Borough Petty Sessions held at Police office, Market place,
for hearing indictable offences under the Sammary
Jurisdiction Act, 1879, every toes, k fri. at 11 a.in
Coroner, Walter Clogg, Sleaford road
Deputy-Coroner, Thomas Small,,Skirbeck Quarter
TV general meetings of the Town Council are held quar-
terly, hot there are numerous special meetings
Ofhcbrs of thb Cobpobation & Ubban Santtasy
autbobity.
Tom Clerk, Sdbert William Staniland, High street
Bcmxigh Treasurer, William Garfit, banker. High street
iliTors Anditor, Charles Newham Hunn, 35 Main ridge
inditcrs, James Bock, 3a Market place ; tt William Podes
Shoat, High street
Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority, Robert William
Staniland, High street
Clerk to Sdicol Board Attendance Committee, Robert
William Staniland, High street
Medical Officer of Health, Walter Clegg, Sleaford road
Public Analyst, J. Baynes, iun. Scale lane, Hull
Chief Constable, Henry Bellamy, 9 Tower street
Boroogh Sorreyor, Wm.Hy. Wheeler H.mst.c.B. Market pi
Inspector of Lodging Houses, Hy. Bellamy, g Tower street
Sanitary Inspector, John Stephenson, Witham bank
Inspector of Weights & Measures, Charles Tonge, Strait
&rgate
Collector of District Rates, Bichd. Headley Belton, Pump sq
The Harbour Commissioners are the Municipal Corporation.
Port Sanitaby Aitthobity.
Medical Officer of Health, Walter Oegg, Sleaford road
Sanitiiy Inspector, John Stephenson, Witham bank
Harboub Comkissionebs.
Witham Outfall Board, Bridge street.
Officers.
Clerk, Benjamin Bissill Dyer
Treasorers, Messrs. UarSt, Claypon & Co
Sorreyor, William Henry Wheeler M.inst.c.E
Storekeeper k Superintendent of Buoys, Solomon Hackford
Harbour Master, Thomas Shepherd
.Saperintendent of ths Buoys at Wainfleet, George Taylor
Collector, James Edward Ridlington
IHSUBAaCE AOEHTS.
British Empire Mutual Life, W. Wright, 3 Skirbeck ter.
Skirbeck ; J. Bannister, 81 High street; T. B. I<a»es, aS
High street
Commercial Union Fire k Life, J. Allen, 6 High street
Crown Life Assurance Co. Joseph Walker Palmer, 8 Pen st
General Life k Fire, W. Wright, a Skirbeck ter. Skirbeck;
G. P. Bates, 6 Bridge street
Goardian Fire k Life, J. E. Ridlington, South street
Hand-in-Hand, Henry Robert Garnham, 59 Main ridge
Imperial Fire, John G. Killingworth, 43 Pen street
Uncashire k Yorkshire Accident, Joseph Walker Palmer,
8 Pen street
Lancashire Fire k Life, T. Kitwood, 36 Strait Bargate
Lirerpod k London k Globe, W. H. Lewin k Son, South
ttieet; W. H. Wheeler c.E. Market pluce
London Assurance, Wm. Wright, Skirbeck terrooe ; Frank
ThonuM, Exchange buildings, Market square
Xorthem, H. L. Price, National Prorincial Bank
Xorwich Union, Dingwall k Wilson, 4a Market place
Phoenix Fire, Cooke k Caister
Reliance Mutual Life, Charles Bray, 33 Church street
ProTident Life, W. Armstrong
Royal Exchange, Henry Harwood, jnn
It'-yal Farmers' & General • (Are, life k hail), William
Weightman, 31 West street
RiHirav Passengers', W. H. Wheeler c.E. Market place
!<.'<ittisk Equitable Life, Richard H. Cooper, 2 South st. ;
Joseph Moore. Market place ; Henry Snaith, 10 New st
.^'.andard Life, William Armstrong, Stamford, Spalding k
Boston Bank ; Jiis. M. Nencomb, 13 Market place ; Stani-
land k WigelswnrUi
''un Tin, Bartol Storr, High street
['nion Fire k Life. W. E. Lewin, South street
'iVestininster Fire. J. K. Ridlington, South street
Westminster k General Life, J. £. Bidlington, South st
PUBUC BSTIBUSHIUHTS.
Assembly Rooms, Market place ; Benjamin Carter, sopt
Boroogh Police Station, Market ' street, Henry Bellamy,
head constable
Beaton Harbour Office, South street, Thomas Shephard,
harbour master
Boston Permanent Library k Reading Room, Atbenaram
buildings, Henry Snaith, president
Cemetery, Homcastle road, Millington k Simpson, clerks to
the burial board ; John Favel, sexton
Com Exchange, Market pi. Jn. Geo. Killingworth, lessee
Corporation Baths, Soatnend, Henry Fkiyel, manager
Cottage Hospital, Southend, Andrew Meroer A&m m.d.
William James Pilcher f.b.c.s. James Edward Tuxford,
inn. medical officers; W. H. Wheeler i(.mst.c.B. sec ;
Miss Agnes Jones, matron
Court of Sewers, Ool. Charles Thomas John Moore f.s.a.,
D.I.. chairman ; Robert William Staniland, clerk ;
Caboum Pocklington, bailiff ; John Smith & William
Gask, Burreyors ; The Commission of Sewers comprises
a court (or the Wapentake of Kirton k Skirbeck & the
parishes of Boston East k Boston West, in the division of
Holland ; k parts of Sibsey k Frickney in the division
of Lindsisy; in the county of Lincoln; k parts of the
county of Nottingham
County Court Office, High st. His Honour Jas.Stephen I,L.D.
judge ; Robert William Staniland, registrar ; John
Upmeby Stwylton Smith, high bailiff ; Benjamin Eaton,
under-bailiff ; open from zo to 4, except on friday, then
closed at i ; the court is held at Boston monthly. The
district comprises : — Algarkirk, Algarkirk Fen, Bening-
ton, Benington Allotment, Bicker, Iteston, Boston Allot-
ment, Boston East, Boston West, Brothertoft, Butter-
wick, Butterwick Allotment, Carrington, Chapel Hill,
Dogdyke, Fishtoft, Fishtoft Allotment, Fosdyke, Fosdyke
Fen, Frampton, Frampton Fen, Freiston, Freiston -Allot-
ment, Frithville, Frith Bank, Harts Grounds, Kirton,
Kirton Fen, Langriville, Leake (Okl), Leake (New),
Leverton, Mount Pleasant, Pelham's Lauds, Sibsey,
Sibsey Fen, Skirbeck, Skirbeck Quarter, Sutterton, Snt-
terton Fen, Swineshead, Swincshead Fen, Thornton-le-
Fen, West Ville, Wigtoft, Wigtoft Fen, Wrangle, Wy-
berton, Wyberton Fen
County Police Station, Skirbeck quarter, Edwin Crawford,
superintendent
Custom House, South street, George P. Cbarleton.coUectur;
Henry Shepherd, derk ; John Watson, examining
officer ; S. W. Fields k Charles Campion, out-door officers
Fire Brigade, William Norfolk, 30 Liqnorpond street, snpt. ;
John William Darby, deputy
Freemasons' Hall, Main ridge,John Queenborough, treasurer
Inland Revenue Office, at the Custom house. South street ;
Thomas Youngs Wardale, supervisor
Pilot Trust, South street, Charles Lucas, clerk ; James
Edward Ridlington, collector ; Robert Mountain, beads-
man ; William Nundy, Robert Snowden, Thomas Gray,
WilUam George Parker, acting pilots
Provident Dispensary, Tower street, William Pooles, sec
Sessions House for North Holland District, Church yard,
John Porter, clerk to the magistrates ; William Smith,
hall keeper
Shipwrecked Association, South street, Alfd. Hy. R:.t:l, sec
Town Hall, South street, Charles Day, keeper
Witham Outfall Board, H. A. Peake, clerk, Sleaford
Working Men's Coll^, Market place, Charles Lu?is, hon.
sec. ; Joel Jessop, ubrarian
VOLVSTBEHS.
Lincolnshire (ist) Artillery (t & a batteries), attached to
Eastern Division, Royal Artillery, Drill hall. Main ridge ;
Capt. William Henry White, commandant ; Sergt. John
Moore, drill instructor
Lincolnshire Regiment (C company ist Volunteer Batta-
lion), headquarters, High street ; Capt. Robert William
Staniland, commandant ; Rev. G. W. Lowe B.A. acting
chaplain ; Sergt. Jn.O'Neil, drill instructr
Bos CON Union.
Board day every alternate Saturday at the Workhouso.
The Union comprises the following places — Algarkirk, Amber
Hill, Bennington, Bicker, Boston, Brothertoft, Butterwick,
Carrington, Copping Syke, Dogdyke, Drainage Marsb,
Ferry Corner plot, Fishtoft. Fosdyke, Frampton, Freiston,
Frithville, Friths, Gibbet Hill, Great Beats, Great Brand
End Plot, Hall Hills, Hartu Grounds, Kirton, Langriville,
Leake, Little Beats, Levertun, Mown Rakes, North Forty
Foot Bank, Pelhams Lands, Pepper Gowt Plot, Royalty
Farm, Shuff Fen, Sibsey, Simon Weir, Skirbeck, Skirbecic
Quarter, South of the Witham, Sutterton, Swineshead,
Thornton-le-Fen, West Ville, Wigtoft, Wrangle, WybcrUm.
The population of the union in i38i was 39,391 ; the area
99.33s acres.
Clerk to the Guardians, Henry Bates, 6 Bridge st. Boston
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318 BaffroN.i
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Treasurer, Williun Qnrfit, bankar, Boston
Beliering Qfitcerat ist or Boabxi district, Albert Emsat
. Atkin, Bostoa ; and or Swinshead district [vacant] ;
3rd or Bennington district, James Plant, Leake
Vaccination Officer, Bt. Cooper Bawling, 44 Vta st. Boston
Hedioal Otlicera k Pnblic Vaccinators : — Bennington distriot,
Frederick Hatallio Atkinson i,.f.p.s. alas. Bennington ;
Boston district, William Hsnry Smith, Boston ; Dogdyke
district, Diomaii A. Bob<vts, Coningsby ; BUrton district,
James Alexander Stony.;. Sibsey (Hstriot, Benjamin
Anderson Smith, Sibsey; Skirbeck district, William John
Haram Wood l.b.c.p. sdin. Boston; Sntterton district,.
Benjamin Franklin SmaUman l.k.o.c.f. irel. Sottertoa;
Swinesfaead district, Marmaduke Pittard, Swineshead
Superintendent Registrar, Henry Bates, 6 Bridge st. Boston
Registrar of Marriages, George Bates, Wide Bargate .
Registrars of Births & Deaths : — No i Kirton-in-HoUand
sub-district [vacant] ; No. a Bennington snb-distrk^
James Plant; No. 3 Sibsey sub-district, Samuel Sbair;
No. 4 Boston -sub^diatrict, William Ppoles %ont, High
street, Boston ; No. 5 Swineshead sub-district, Marmaduke
Pittard, Swineshead
Workhouse, Skirbeck road, is a large brick bnilding with
stone dressings, built in 1837, at a cost of ;£8,ooo &
covers an area of 4 acres ; it wUl hold 490 inmates ; Rev.
Prebendary George Beatson Blenkin m.a. chaplain ; Wm.
Henry Smith, medical officer ; Mrs. Mary E. Plant,
matron ; Thomas Benjamin Hewett, schoolmaster ; Miss
Etlie Wells, schoolmistaress
RURAI, SaNITABX ACTHOBITy.
Clerk, Henry Bates, 6 Bridge street, Boston
Treasurer, William Garfit, banker, Boston
Medical Officer of Health, Walter Clegg, Sleaford road
Sanitary Inspector, John Stephenson, Witham bank
ScKooi. Attendance CoxHtTTEE.
Clerk, -HenT}- ftites, 6 Bridge street, Boston
Attendance Officer, Albert Ernest Atkin, Skirbeck road
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assistant Overseer, John Swain, Tower road, Skirbeck
Clerk to the Assessment Committee of Boston union, Henry
Bates, Bridge street
Clerks to Boston Burial Board, Millington k Simpson, Wide
Bargate
Clerk to Boston Charity Trustees, Richd. Wright Millington
Clerk to Boston Harbour Trustees, Benja\nin Bissill Dyer,
2 Church lane
Clerk to the Pilot Commissioners, Charles Lucas, 8 Bridge st
Clerk to the Comroisgionersof Land k Aswssed Taxes for the
Hundreds of Kirton it Skirbeck, Benjamin Bissill Dyer, 2
Church lane
Clerk to the Fourth District Interior Drainage k to Witham
Drainage Commissioners, 'Francis Thirkill White, Wide
Jiargato
Clerk to the Land Tax Commissroners, Samuel Waite,
Witham bank
Clerk of the Peace for the Parts of Holland, Francis Thirkill
White, Wide Bargate
Clerk to North-East Holland Fen, West Fen k Wildmoor
Fen United District School Boards, Hy. Bates, 6 Bridge st
Clerk of Sewers, Robert William Stantland, High street
Clerk to the Sonth-West & Swineshead k Holland Fen United
-District Schocd Boards, Henry Sniaith, 10 New street
Corn Inspector, John Smyth, Custom house, South street
Coroner for Boston k District, Walter Clegg, West Street
road ; deputy, Thomas Small, Skirbeck quarter
Collector of Customs, George F. Charleton, Custom house.
South street
Collector of Poor Rates, John Swain, Tower road, Skirbeck
Collector of Taxes, Thomas Taylor, 17 High street
Ciril Engineer k Sur^•eyor to General Cnmmissioners of
Drainage by the River Witham, John Evelyn Williams,
West Street road
Cattle Inspector, George Beedham Colley, Mount bridge,
Skirbeck ; deputy Clerk of the Market, Geo.Wright,High st
Insi)ector of Weights k Measures for the County, John
Thorsby, Lock-up, Skirbeck quarter
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, T. G. Dale, solicitor, Lincoln
Superintendent of Fire Brigade, William Norfolk, 30 Signor-
jiond street
Superintendent of the Police Force for the North Holland
Division, Edwin Crawford, Station, Skirbeck quarter
Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Thomas Youngs Wardale,
Custom house
Snrve)T)r to the Boston Harbour Commissioners, William
Henry Wheeler c.E. Church yard
Surveyor of Government Taxes for Boston District, Parker
Glover, Costom house
Surveyor to the Witham Drainage Commissioners, John
Evelyn Williams O.K. West Street road
Vice-Consnl of Norway k Sweden & the German Empire,
James Edward Ridlington, South street
Town Crier, Charies Martin, George street
PLACES^ OF WORSHIP with times of sarvlee.
St. Botolph's Church, Market place, Rev. Canon O. B.
Blenkin ila. viaar; Bar. George William Lowe 11.A.
lecturer; Rer. Joseph Schofield k.a. majwr's chaplain;
services (full). 10.30 a.m. 3 k &30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 ]p.m.
fri. II a.m. ; services (prayer8)daily (exceptfriday) A saints^
days at 11 a.m
St. Nicholas Church, Skirbeck, Rav. Robert Evelyn Boy ti.A.
rector ; 10.30 a.m. prayer with holy communion 8.3oa.in.
on the t^ird k fifth Sundays in the month ; 3 p.m. ex-
cept on third k fifth Sundays in the month, when there
is a children's service ; 6.30 p.m: ; week days, pnyer
daily 10 a.m
Chapel of Ease, High street, Rav. Oanon George Edwin Ftt-
tenden ll.d. perpetual curate; 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Chapel of Ease iSt Jamea' ), Greorge street. Rev. James Doyle
U..B. curate; 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Holy Trinity Chnreh, Spilaby road. Rev. Henry Jones Alcock
U.A. vicar; 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m.;
fri. II to 13 a.m
St. Mary's Catholic, Homcastle road. Rev. Patrick Joseph
O'Donoghtte ; 10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m
Baptist (General) Chapel, High street, Rev. John Jolly b.a.
minister ; 11 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m. ; mon. thurs. k sat. 7 p.Bi
Baptist (Particular), Uqnorpond street, Rev. John Bclton.
minister; 10 45 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; toes. 7 p.m.
Baptist (Calvinistic), Liquorpoud street. Rev. William Sexton,
minister ; 10.30 a.m. k 6,30 p.m. ; mon. k thurs. 7 p.m
Congregational, Red Lion street, Rev. James Thomas, minis-
ter ; II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m
Congregational, Grove street. Rev. Samuel Cntts, minister;
II a.ra. &6.30 p.m
Free Methodist, Pump square. Rev. Joseph Ball, minister:
10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; thurs. 7.15 p.m. ; prayer meetiiig,
mon. 7 p.m
Methodist New Connexion, West street; 10.30 a.m. k 6
p.m. ; tnes. 7 p.m
Primitive Methodist, West street. Rev. William Shaw, min-
ister ; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; thurs. 7 P-Oi
Unitarian Chapel, Spain lane. Rev. William Simpson Key ;
II a.m k 6 p.m
Wesleyan, Red Lion street. Rev. Robert Davidson m.a. Rer.
Thomas Austin k Rev.. James Halliday, ministers
SCHOOLS.
Free Grammar, South square, Rev. Canon George Edwin
Pattenden ll.d. hetid master ; William White m.a. second
master; John Francis Bazlinton, third master; Rer.
Robert Pickman Norwood, house master ; Albert Harold
Cawood, french k german master ; Norman Rowland Gale
I B.A. fifth master; Vernon Howard, art master; Seigt.
I CNeil, drill master
: School of Art, 7 Market place, Vernon Howard, master
' lAughton's Endowed, Witham place, William Henry Hop-
I kins, master ; Miss Clara Hant, mistress
National, Pump square, William Gane, master ; Miss Emma
I Lakin, mistress
St. Nicholas, Skirbeck road (boys k girls), Miss Kate Pask,
mjstress
St. Thomas' National, Skirbeck quarter. Miss Elizidieth
Wakelin, mistress
Holy Trinity, Spilsby road, Archibald Alexander Crabtree,
master ; Mrs. Annie Newman, mistress
St. James' (boys k infante) k Miss Gee's Middle Class Girls'
George street, Thomas Thistlewaite, master; Miss Mary
Ann Bateman, mistress
Infant, Boston eajt. Miss Ann Gibbons, mistress
Infant, Witham marsh, Miss Gertrude Gibbons, mistress
Infant, Duke street, Miss Emma Kirkby, mistress
Infant George street, Mrs. Emily Cannell, mistress
British, Shodfriars lane, William Warner, master; Misa
Betsey Whalley, mistress
Catholic, Homcastle road. Miss "Barak Kelley, mistress
Wesleyan, Red Lion street, John Turner, master; Miss
Martha Warwick, mistress
Town Mission, Stetion street. Miss Fa^ny Cooke, mistress
HEWSFAFESS.
Boston Gazette, published every friday & Saturday by Heniy
Farrow, a8 & 39 Market place
Boston Independent, pubuahed every friday & Saturday ;
Ingamells k Beaulah, proprietors, 10 Staobow laao -
Boston Guardian (established 1854), published every Satur-
day by Joseph Cooke, 94 West street
Lincolnshire Herald (established 1804), published every
' tuesday ; Henry Farrow, proprietor k publisher, 38 & 39
Market place
COKTETAirOE.
Grkat Nobthebk Railway — Thomas James Wood, auper-
■ intendent ; Charles Anthony Kjrby, engineer ; Frederick
Bouse, locomotive superintendent ; John James Beading,
clerk in charge ; John Pearley, station master
Digitized by VjUUV IC
MUCTQST.]
LINC0IjNSHIB3!L
BOSTON. 319-
Snttoo k Odi pBTcels otBce, 19 Chnich itreet ; Ken Hartha
BaiqrdU agent . .
OmniTnia^ from the Peacock hotaLfc also.from the Bed Lion
hotel, meet evsty train
Onmibosea from the Railway atation, to'Freiston shore, on
the arrival of the principal traioi, during summer month*
CASBinS.
AD leare their different inos on Wednesday & Saturday
in the afternoon.
AuuBKiBK— John Strappa, ' White Hart'
Bhxib— Bobert Pidc, ' Axe k Qaaver ' ; 'William Bichman,
■White Hart'
Alsasubk — Oaorge Dove, ' White Hart '
BEiNisanm — Thomas Cook, 'Bam'; Thomas Henry
Hohnea, Com Exchalige hotel
BiCKKB — John Harley, ' White Horse '
iJOLOiQiiBOKB (New)— George Baker, William Baker, ' Bed
Cow '; John Evison, ' Red Lion '
BouKOBBOKB QXs)— Joseph Bellamy, 'Bam '
BrtTXBWicK— William Good, ' Red Lion '
CoKiKosBT — William Baker, 'Falcon'; Comeliiia Guy,
'Falcon' ,
DONDioTOM— William Bichman, ' White Hart '
FosDTXB— Jamea Coles, 'White Horse'; John Barton,
'White Hart'
FkJtimoK— Mark Marshall, ' Axe k Cleaver '
Pansiow— John Willcocks, ' Red Cow ; ' John Francis, 'Bed
Gov ; ' William Honghttm, 'Bam ; ' John William Frauds,
•Bam'
Fbisxket— William Stockdale, 'Falcon ; ' George H. Clark,
Com Exchange hotel; Benjamin V. Wlutrrie, Com
Exchange hotd
GosEEBTON— Robert Priestly, 'Axe k Cleaver;' John
Holden, ' White Hart'
Hkukoton— Bobert Bancroft, 'Axe k Cleaver;' John
Greenfield, ' White Horse '
HEtFBDioaAii— George Taft, * White Horse'
HoLULXD Fm — William Triniingham. ' Axe k Cleaver '
HoBKCASTLS— George Baker, ' Bed Cow ; ' Cornelius Guy,
'Falcon;' John Evison, 'Bed Lion;' Richard Langley,
'WbiteHart'
HoBKCAOTLB Fbh — Solomon Hasnip, ' Falcon '
KiBTOS — Mark Marshall, ' Axe k Cleaver ; ' James Chap-
man, ' White Hart '
KiBTOK Holms — John William Pearson, ' Axs k Cleaver '
LANOBiviLUE-^Henry Hinson, ' Falcon '
Lsm — John Booth, Com Exchange hotel ; Thomas Henry
Holmes, 'Com Exchange hotel ; ' J. C. WiHcinson, ' Bed
Lion '
LcvBBTON— Thomas Cook, 'Bam;' John Christopher
Wilkinson, ' Bed Lion '
Mabbhav-lb-Fbn — Frank Mayer, 'Bed Lion'
81B8ET— Jas. Rnshton, ' Peacock ; ' G^rge Simpson, * Bam'
SKjransa — Frank Mayer, ' Red Lion '
SLBAfORD — Robert Bancroft, * Axe k Cleaver;' Samnd
Cook, 'White Hart;' George Taft, ' White Horse ; '
William Hempaall, ■ White Horse ; ' John Crreenfield,
' White Horse '
Sfau>iiio — Robert Priestley, 'Axe k Cleaver;' William
Bickman, ' White Hart '
SpnsBv^-George Baker, 'Red Cow;' William Zealand,
' Red Cow '
Stickfobd— William Zealand, ' Red Cow '
SnCKNXT— William Zealand, ' Red Cow '
SuTTBHTOir — George Dove, ' White Hart '
SuTTBRTON Fbn — Alfred Barratt, ' Axe k Cleaver '
SwiN£SHEAS — Samuel Cook, ' White Hart '
Tattbbshalt, — William Baker, ' Falcon ; ' Lamyman,
' Little Peacock '
WioTOFT— William Smith, ' Corn Exchange hotel ; ' George
Sickley, ' White Horfe ;' George Pickley, 'White Horse'
WsANOLB — William .Spence, ' Com Exchange hotel ; ' John
Blaoshard, 'Cam Exchange hotel;' William Houghton,
' Bam ; ' William Pepper, < Bam '
HAKKET PACKETS.
Arrive and leave on Wednesday.
BtnrxBB's hiix — Jas. Miller 4c Charles Shaw,Bargate bridge
Clatdtkb — John Southwell, Black sluice
DoonyKB — Joseph Freeman, Grand sluice
Haonabt lock — John Parrinder, Bargate bridge
HOBHOLB Kin) — Hezzel, Bargate bridge
Lbakb — George Henry Mountain, Bargate bridge
Holland fen — Joseph Trimmingham, North Forty Foot
Mabtlahix— John Southwell, Black sluice
Nbw Yobk — James Miller, Bargate bridge
Subset— John JMbddison, Bargate bridge
Stickfobd — Bycroft, Bargate bridge
Fblhaus LANcis— John Southwell, North Forty Foot
WATEB C0ITE7AHCE.
Screw steamers. The Cuirassier k The Fox, run regularly
between Boston k Hull,Jc the Lixzie & Annie from Boston
to London once a week from the Packbouse quay
FSITATa BESIDENTB.
Abbott George Edward, Spilsby road |
Abbott Mrs. 14 Homcastle road
Ailam Andrew Meroer h.d., /.p.
Church dose
Aleoek Bev. Henry Jones 11.A. [licar of
Holy Trinity, Skirbeck], Vicarage,
Spilsby rood j
Allen John, 8 High street
Allen Thompaon, 16 High street
Allison John M. 47 liqnorpond street
Albnp Mrs. Skirbeck
Almon William Porter, Spflsby rood
Am«e John Jervis, 95 West street
Anderson Chas. Francis, West Street rd
Anderson John, 6 Vauxhall terrace
Anderson Mrs. Mansion house, West st
Armstrong William, 36 Market place
Asby Thomas, Spilsby road
Astling Miss, Homcastle road
Atkin Mrs. Drain side north
Austin Bev. Thomas [Weelejran], 63
High street
Bailes William Haigh, 6 OarKon road
Bailey Mra. Homcastle road
Baker John, 17 Tower street
BaMing Mrs. 8 Victoria ter. Skirbeck
Ban Bev. Joeeph [Free Methodist], 04
Victoria terrace, Skirbeck
Barton Mrs. Wm. Oak cot. Spilsby rd
ISartram William, 14 Liquorpond st
Barwick Joseph Smith, Minerva honse,
Sleaford road
Bates Hy.4 San Frandsco ter.Spilsby rd
Baxter Wm. Bradshaw's tar. Skirbeck
Bajley Mrs. MaryWard,4Witham plaoe
Bayley Walter PTas. 8a, West Street rd
Bailinton John Francis [3rd master
grammar adiool], 6 Grove street
Beaulah John, 60 Spilslqr road
Beaolah Josiah, Bargate -
Besnhih tlioiBas, West Street road
Bedford William, Allen hooM
Bdl Hugh Barks, Boss ter. Spilsby id
Bell Mrs. 34 Maud Fostet ter. Skirbeck
Bell William George, High street
Belton Richard Hradley, 9 Pump square
Best Mrs. 1 1 Liquorpond street
Bettinson John Thomas, Winter's ter
Bettinson Mrs. 41 Red Lion street
Birkitt Mrs. 9 Vauxhall terrace
Bishop William, 7 West Street road
BUok Edward, High street
Blades Alfred, Spilsby road
Blades Foster, Spilsby road
Blenkin Rev.Canon Cieorge Beatson M. A.
[vicar,hon.canon of Lincoln cathedral
k rural dean of North Holland],
Vicarage, Churchyard
Blonnd Mrs. 48 Spilsby road
filonnt Mrs. i Tnnity villas, Spilsby rd
Bolton Bev. John [Particular Baptist],
High street
Bonner Henry, 97 West street
Bontoft Joshua, Tower street
Booker H4nry, 17 Main ridge
Booth Mrs. Osborn villa, Skirbeck
Bourn Robert, Skirbeck
BrackenburyMrs.aTrinity vls.Spil8byrd
Bradshaw Wm. Park house, Witham pi
Bramley Mrs. i Birdale vils. Spilsby rd
Bray Charles, Church yard
Brazileiro George, Tower road
Broughton Albt. Bradshaw's ter.Skirbck
Broughton Owen, 10 Queen's terrace
Brown George, Woodland vil. Skirbeck
Brown Mrs. 9 Victoria ter. Skirbeck
Buck James, sen. 5 Witham place
Buck John, Norfolk lodge
Burland William Hugh, Clare cottage,
Spilsby road
Burrell Mrs. 6 George street
Burrows William, Liquorpond street
Bnrt Henry, Bose cottage, Skirbeck
Caistar Joim, 45 West street
Caister William, Elms, Sleaford road
Campbell Bev. Thomas [incumbent of
: Brothertoft], 14 Witham bank '
Camm Mrs. Mill hill
Carrott Jn.Kennington, Skirbeck qnartr
Casswell Mrs. 8 Queen's terrace
Casswell Richard, Sleaford road
Cawood Albert Harold, Church road,
Skirbeck
Cella Luigi, Silver street
Chambers John, 34 Norfolk street
Charlton George Philip, West view,
Spilsby road
Cheavin George, Sydney ho. Spibby rd
Cheney Ben j. Horatio, 31 Castle street
Clark Mrs. 21 Grove street
Clarke George, 7 Pump square
Claypoole Frederick, lA, Witham bank
Clegg Miss, 6 West Street road
aegg Mrs. Rout villa. West Street rd
Clegg Walter, Avalon cot. Sleaford road
Close Henry Valentine, West Street rd
Cocks Francis, 56 Spilsby road
Codd David, Spilsby road
Collins Hubbert,3Snmmers vils.Skirbck
Collins Mrs. Fydell bo. South square
Collins Mrs. Sonth street
Colls Miss, 58 Main ridge
Cooke Mrs. 65 High street
Cooke Thomas Smalley, 12 Grove street
Cooper William Mansneld, Broadfleld ho
Cosby Mrs. Fen cottage. Tower street
Conpland Nathaniel, Skirbeck
Coward Montagu, Rose ter. Spilsby rd
CrawfordSolomn.jsVictoria ter.Skirbck
Cunniagton William Thiselton, Tower
villas, Skirbeck
Catts Rev. Samuel [Congregational],
12 York street '
Dale Mrs. 40 Liquorpond street
Darby John William, iia High street
Danlton Lestor, 11 South square
Davidson Bev. Robert m.a. [Weslej-an]i
. Buxton villa, Skirbeck
Day John Thomas, 33 Main ridge
Desforges Mrs. Skirbeck road
Dixon Mrs. 7 Mill hill i
Digiu.edbyVjUOQle
320 BOSTON.
Dofaaon Charles, 38 SpQsbjr road
Dods Mrs. 34 South sqiure
Dolby Thomas, Skirbeck terrace
Dotrae Urs. High street
Dowse Mrs. 14 VauxhaU terrace
Doyle Bev. James B. 1,1.. b. [cnrate of
St. James], Tower street
Dackering Mrs. 39 Liquorpond street
Dyer Benj. Bissill, Skirbeck qoarter
Elkington Thomas, 8 West Street road
Emery John, Tower street
Knderby Matthew, 13 Station street
Farnsworth William, 7 Frampton place
Fergosson Jas. Mount brid^, Skirbeck
FieldsSaml. Wigginton,a9Liquorpond st
Firman Mrs. i South terrace
Fletcher Chas. Dannatt, 95 Victoria ter
Fletcher Mrs. 4 Vauzhall terrace
Pountaio John, 4 South end
Fountain Miss, 13 Red Lion street
Frauk Frederick, 18 South street
Frank Frederick, jun. 18 Sonth street
Gale Norman Rowland b.a. [5th mast.
gmmmar school]. Church riaJSkirbeck
Garfit John Henry, Cairns, Skirbeck rd
OarBt Thomas Cheney, The Bank
house. High street
Gartit William j.F. West Skirbeck ho.
Skirbeck quarter
Gamer Aaron, Skirbeck
Gamham Henry Robert, 59 Main ridge
Gask John, Market place
Gask William, Frieston road
Gillings William, 1 1 Main ridge
Gleddowe Mrs. 46 Pen street
Glover Miss, Momingside, Spilsby road
Godbehere Mrs. 10 VauxhaU terrace
Goodger Mrs. 105 High street
Goodson Miss, 3 Mill nill
(rrant Miss, 36 Victoria ter. Skirbeck
Gregory George Herbert F.c.o. xus. aac.
[Oxford], 13 Witham bank
Grocock George, Church road, Skirbeck
Guy Robert, 13 Main ridge
Hackford Mrs. la Witham place
Hall Frederick William, 8 Frampton pi
Hall Mrs. Skirbedc
Hall Mrs. 4 Summers rillas, Skirbeck
Hall Thomas, 124 West street
Uall^th Jn. Blenheim ho. Witham bank
Halliaday Rev. James [Wesleyan], 39
Red Lion street
Hanson Mrs. 19 Tower street
Hardy Mrs. Frieston road
Hare Mrs. 30 Trinity street
Harliss George, Winter's terrace
Harman Mrs. 9 Witham place
Hartley Holliday William, East Skirbeck
bouse, Spilsby road
Harvey Miss, 4 Skirbeck terrace
HarveyRichd. Witham vil.Tattershall rd
Harwood Henry, Skirbeck quarter
Heathcote Miss, Drain bank, Skirbeck
Hildred Edward, Tower road, Skirbeck
Hildred George James, Market place
Hildred Henry, 31 Main ridge
Hildred Miss," Skirbeck
Hinde George, 9 Queen's terrace
Hnldsworth John, West Street road
Holdsworth William Henry, Ailsa villa,
West Street road
Holland Mrs. iSkirbeck
H(x>ton Mrs. Tower rood
Horrcy Thomas, Dyke house, Skirbeck
Horry John Thurbon, 43 West street
Hortiin Misses, 37 Main ridge
Howard Vernon [art mast, granmiar
school], Trinity nouse, Spilsby road
Howdcn Benjamm, 6 York street
Iloyles William, 38 Norfolk street
Hubbard Mrs. 12 Pen street
Hnbbert Mrs. Witham place
Hunn Charles Newham, 25 Main ridge
Hunt Miss, Witham terrace
Hurle John, Witham cot. Witham bank
Hiitson Wm. CurtiSjBridge ho.Skirbeck
Inch Geo. Bradehaws terrace, Skirbeck
In^nells Charles, 6 Irby place
liiRiiIdby Edward, 5 Witham bank
Jackson James, 5 Victoria ter. Skirbeck
J ickson John Middleton, 13 Queen's ter
jAckson Mrs. Spilsby road
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Jadcson Thomas Maidens, 8 Witham pi
Jarvis Edward, 56 Spilsby road
Jebb John Joshua, Norton home,
Skirbeck qnarter
Jeuop Alfred, Drain side north
Jeasop Joel, Argyle street
Jessop Thomas Fletcher, i Douglas
villas, Frieston road
Jessop Thomas Fredk. Drain side north
JohnsonAUred, Barton hall,Wainfleet rd
Johnson Mrs. The Villa, Spilsby road
Jolly Rev. Jn. b.a. rBaptist],Sleaford rd
Jones Evan Williams, 31 Tower street
Keen Charles, 31 Liquorpond street
Kemp John, Skirbeck terrace
lienington John, Cbeapside
Kent Mn. Spilsby road
Key Rev. Wuliam Simpson [Unitarian],
Winter's terrace
King Robert Henry, a Witham bank
Kirby Charles Anthony, 5 Queen's ter
Kirby George, 53 Spilsby road
Kirk James, Elm house, West Street rd
Kitwood Mrs. Spilsby road
Kitwood Thomas, 36 Strait Bargate
Lambert Miss, 55 Liquorpond street
Lancaster James, 3 Queen's terrace
La wis Francis Kirk, 13 Vauxhall terrace
Lawrence Henry, Skirbeck
Lawson John Edward, Skirbeck quarter
Laxton Mrs. 3 South end
Lee George, 11 Vauxhall terrace
Leman Mrs. 34 Spilsby road
Leo Miss, Lion bouse, Skirbeck
Lewin Mrs. 3A, Witham bank
Lewin William Edward, Harttord house,
Witham bank
Liddall Benjamin, 30 Liquorpond street
Lilley Miss, 18 Spilsby road
Lowe Rev. George Wm. 111.A. [lecturer].
Grey Friars lane
Lucas Charles, Skirbeck
Mackay Mrs. 39 Main ridge
Maltby John, 43 Liquurixind street
Manning James, 9 Frampton place
Manton William, 9 Vauxnall terrace
MarkhamMrs.i Woodland vils.Skirbeck
Marria Thomas, jun. Burton corner,
Spilsby road
Marshall Thomas, 55 Main ridge
Mastin Mrs. Spilsby road
Mawson John Edward, 3 Birdale villas,
Spilsby road
Meggitt Thomas, Pen street
MelTOum Mrs. 7 South terrace
MilUngton Richard Wright, Cowbridge
Millns John, West ter. West Street rd
Millns Mrs. Vine house, Sjjilsby road
Millson Richard, Tower road
Monck Thomas, 19 Spilsby road
Moore Sergt. -Major John, Bradshaw's
terrace, Skirbeck
Moore Miss, Liquorpond street
Morphew George, Valentine, 11 Witham
bank
Morton Mrs. ia. Tower street
Mountain Capt. John, Skirbeck
Mountain Mowbrey, Sleaford road
Mountain Mrs. Horncastle road
Mountain Mrs. 27 Skirbeck road
Mumby Thomas, Spilsby road
Mnmford Samuel, 36 Liquorpond street
Myddletiin Mrs. 6 Queen's terrace
Nash Fredk. Thos. Church rd. Skirbeck
Nesley Miss, 63A, High street
Norton Joseph, 8 Horncastle road
Norwood Rev. Robert: Pickman [house
master]. Grammar school
Nussey Miss, Haven house. South end
0'DonoghneRcv.PatricJsph.[Catholic],
St. MBr}''8, Horncastle road
Oldrid Mrs. Strait Bargate
Ostler Charles, Skirbeck
Ostler James, Spilsby road
Ostler Jn. 13 Maud Foster ter. Skirbeck
Ostler Mrs. Drain side north
Paddon George, Witham bank
Palmer James, i Victoria ter. Skirbeck
Palmer Joseph Walker, 6 Pen street
Palmer Mrs. 3 Grove street
Pannell William, 61 Main ridge
Pape Miss, a6 Red Lion square
[kelly's
Parsons Samuel, 50 Pen street
Pattenden Rev. Canon Geotve Edwin
LL.D. Grammar school, Sontn sqnare
Pearson Frederick, 33 Skirbeck road
Pearson Miss, 14 Red Lion street
Pearson Mrs. 8 South square
Pearson Mrs. Sonth terrace
PerrinderThos.Tower cottaee8,Skirbeck
Phillipps Charles George Washington
C.E. Chnrch close
Phillips Charles J. 31 Pen street
Pbillipa John Thomas, 5 Tower street
Pickworth Mrs. 1 1 Tower street
Pilcher William John, 89 Liquorpond st
Plowman Mrs. 33 Liquorpond street
Focklington C^bonm, Skirbeck quarter
Pooles William, Tower street
Porteons Robert, 36 Liquorpond street
Porter Edward Clarke, RocUord tower
Porter John, Holly house, Spilsby road
Porter William, 35 Pen street
Potter John, si Tower street
Price Alfred Watkins, 3 San Francisco
terrace, Spilsby road
Price Henry Lewis, 33 Market place
Queenborough John, 8 Main ridge
Rainey Allen, ^irbeck quarter
Ramyell Mrs. 17 Queen's terrace
Ranson Miss, The Hollies, Skirbeck
Ronyell Edward, Red Lion street
Read Alfred Henry, 3 Sonth terrace
Reckitt Edward liaas, 33 Pen street
Reeson Francis, ia, Tower cots.Skirberk
Reynolds Alfred, I3 Wide Bargate
Reynolds Robert, sA, Frampton place
Rice Mrs. a South end
Rice Mrs. 33 South square
Richardson Rbt. Rout vil. WestStreet rd
Richardson Thomas, 15 Spilsby road
Rickitt John, 8 Market place
Ridlington James Edward, Sonth st
Ridlington Thomas, South street
Rilett Mrs. Witham place
Ritson John, 28 Tower street
Roberts Robert, 4 Queen's terrace
Rogers John Tom, 16 West Street rosd
Rose John, Tower road, Skirbeck
Roy Rev. Robert Evelyn k.a. [rector li
St Nicholas], Skirbeck
Roy His. Skirbeck rectory
Boyle James, 4 Red Lion street
Russell Mrs, 38'Spilsby road
Ryan Thomas, 1 1 Queen's terrace
Saul Mrs. 3 San Francisco terrace,
Spilsby road
Schofield Rev. Joseph m.a. 7 Queen's ter
Scotrick John, 63 Spilsby road
Scrivener Mrs. 53 Wide Bargate
Seargent William, 39 Spilsby road
Seed Mrs. Belmont ho. Bed Lion street
Sexton Rev. William [Calvinistic], 13
VauxhaU terrace
Seymour Mrs. 32 Liquorpond street
Sharp John, t8 Queen's terrace
Sharpe Thomas, 8 Bridge street
Shaw Rev. WiUiam [Primitive Methii-
dist]', 398, Tyndell street
Shaw Geo. West ter. West Street rosd
Shaw Henry, 30 Victoria ter. Skirbeck
Shaw John, Elm viUa, Skirbedc
Shaw Miss, Skirbeck quarter
Shephard Thomas, 9 Main ridge
Shepperd Henry, 14 Wormgate
Sherwin Samuel, ThirskeU ho.Skirbeck
Shout William Poolee, 83 High street
Shuttleworth Mrs. s Maud Foster ter
Sills John Saul, 26 Wide Bargate
Simonds Mrs. West street
Simonds William, Tower vils. Skirbeck
Simonds William Turner, Ivy hiiuse,
Skirbeck quarter
Simpson John MilUngton, Spilsby road
Simpson Miss, 4 Grove street
Simpson Mrs. Main ridge
Sims Thomas. Bradshaw's ter. Skirbeck
Slator Mrs. 7 Main ridge
Slator Thomas, 39 Market place
Small Arthur, Rose ter, Spilsby rcaJ
Small Charles James, Skiroeck
Small Joseph Harpham, 8 Grove street
SmaU Thomas, Skirbeck quarter
Small Thomas, Strait Bargate
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Thomas Frank, Hnlliday ho. Spilsby rd
Thomas John Ashlin, 13 Market place
Thomley Mrs. 78 Main ridge
Thorns James William, 13 Witham pi
Thorns Mrs. Portland ho. Spilsby road
Thorpe Mrs. Spilsby road
Thorpe Thomas Wells, 58 Pen street
Tonge Miss, 3 Red (Jon street
Tonley G-eorge, Witham bank
Tooms William, 33 Pen street
Topham Mrs. 5 San Francisco terrace,
Spflsby road
Torrington Mrs. a6 Cheyney street
Torry Mrs. 5 Skirbeck terrace
Toulmin Charles, Skirbeck road
Towell William, 6 South terrace
Tranter William Henry, Cbamirood
house. West Street road
Trevitt Charles Barfoot, 3 Skirbeck ter
Tnpholme Foster, Spilsby road
Tamer Miss, Witham bank
Turner Mrs. Coldwell ho. West St. rd
Tnxfnrd Arthur h.d. 16 Wide Bargate
Tnxford James Edward, 2 Pump sq
Tnzford James Ed\rd. inn. 34 High st
Tnxford Jsph. Shepherd, 4 Skirbeck ter
Tnxlord Weston, Skirbeck
Upcraft Charles, 15*, Trinity street
Utterby Mrs. Skirbeck viLSpilsby road
Veall Mrs. a West Street road
Waddington Samnel, 54 Spilsby road
Waite (i^rge, 9 Witham bank
Waite SI. Hartford ho. Witham bank
Waldegrare Edward, Homcastle road
Walker Frederick Wm. ai Trinity st
Walker Miss, 4 Mill hill
Ward Benjamin, Emery lane
Ward John, 20 Queen's terrace
Wardale Thomas Youngs, 43 Norfolk st
Wedd Mrs. 33 TriniW street
Wedd Thomas, 78 High street
Small Walter Thomas, Bargate lodge.
Wide Bargate
Smith Andrew, Church road, Skirbeck
Smith Edward, 38 South square
Smith Edward Smith, Lindum bouse.
Wide Bargate
Smith James, i San Francisco terrace,
Spilsby road
Smith Mrs. 38 Liquorpond itreet-
Smith Mrs. 7 San Francisco terrace,
Spilsby road
Smith Mrs. Sarah, 7 Witham place
Smith William Henry, Red Lion street
Smith William Henry, Witham place
Snaith Francis m.d. 5 Pump square
Snaiih Henry, Skirbeck
Smith Pishey, 6 Witham place
Sran William, Spilsby road
StaintoD Miss, Skirbeck road
Suintnn William, The EIm8,Spil8by rd
Stanilind Robert William,-8kirbeck rd
Stanley William, 35 Red Lion street
•Stensim Robert James, Liquorpond st
Stephenson John Robert, Winter's tor
Sterenson James, 134 High street
Stocks Mrs. 3 West terrace
Storey Thomas, i Queen's terrace
Storr Bartol, 13 Austin ter. Main ridge
Storr Mrs. Spibby road
Stoat William, i Fydetl street
Stover Jacob Singleton, Witham bank
Sirain Mrs. 14 Pen street
Sirinn John, Skirbeck
Svinn Samuel, 13 Liquorpond street
Sykes Mrs. Cowbridge
Srkes Mrs. 5 Vanxball terrace
"nijlor Thomas, Homcastle road
Tarlor Vincent, 10 Spilsby road
Temple Mrs. 57 Spilsby road
Thistlethwait Thomas, Witham bank
Thomas Rer. James [Congregational],
Mand Foster terrace, Skirbeck 1
COmUBCIAL.
Abbott William, Seven Stars p.h. Wormgate
Ablewhite Thos. vestry clerk for Skirbeck, 37 Main ridge
Ackland John Homer, market gardener, 44 Spilsby road
Adam Andrew Mercer H.D.physician &surgeon, Church close
Adams Ann fc Mary (Misses), ladies' school. South square
Addelsee Charles, pianoforte tuner, 14 Wide Bargate
AkriU Charles Frederick, grocer, 11 Station street
Allbones Joseph, farmer, Boston west
Allen John & Co. wholesale grocers, 8 High street
Allea Henry, tailor. Wide Bargate
AlleD Jane (Mrs. }, butcher, 63 West street
Allen John, farmer, Skirbeck
iUen Thompson, pharmaceutical chemist, 15 High street
Allewell Richard, farmer, Skirbeck
AUgood Henn', com dealer, 30 New street Ic 47 Wormgate
Allin Jane (Mrs. ), butcher, 61 West street
.Ulison John, cabinet maker, 47 Ijquorpond street
Anderson F. S. & Co. feather mercluuits & puriflers 4c
manutacturers of down goods
Anderson Frederick William, grocer, 31 Bridge street
Anderson John, chimney sweeper, 26 Union place
Anderson John Robert, draper, 21 Trinity street
Andrew Arthur Edward, corn chandler. West street
Andrew John, chimney sweeper, Union street
Andrew John Adkin, corn dealer. Wide Bafgate
Andrew Ruth (Mrs. ), grocer, 144 High street
Armstrong William, manager of the Stamford, Spalding k
Boston Bank Limited, 36 Market place
Araall Horatio, wine & spirit merchant. Mill hill
Ashton William, butcher, 31 Wormgate
Aspbod Robert, farmer. West Fen allotment
Assembly Rooms (Ben. Carter, superintendent), Market pi
Atkin Albert Ernest, relieving k school attendance ofHcer
for Boston district, Skirbeck road
Atkin Ann (Mrs.), baker, Bargate
Atkin Charles, plumber, 80 Main ridge
Atkin George, shoemaker, 21 Wormgate
Baddel^ Arthur WiUiam, stationer, 3 Market place
Bailes William Haigh, solieitor. Church yard
Bailey Ada Elizabeth (Hiss), dress maker, 33 Tower street
Bailey Thomas Houghton, hatter, 36 Strait Bargate
Baker Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 James street
Baker James, pork butcher, Tattershall road.
Baker John Hy. stone mason, 46 Wormgate
Baker Willtam Henry, monumental mason, Homcastle road
Baldwick Henry, Crown & Anchor p.h. Skirbeck quarter
Bannistw John, butcher, 81 High street
Barber John Charles, hitler, Witham terrace
Barker Alfred Ehmtio, hnen draper, 19 West stnet
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Weightman Wm. TheFem8,WestSt. td
Weightman William, jim. Ailsa villas.
West Street road
West Miss, Oak cottage, Spilsby road
Westland Jn. Bamett, 3 West Street rd
Wheat Miss, Rosegarth ho. Haven bank
Wheeler Wm. Hj-. h.i.c.e. 47 High st
White Francis Thirkill,i3 WideBargate
White William m.a. [and master of
grammar school], 18 Skirbeck road
Whitehead Jn. i Tower vils. Tower rd
Wighton Mrs. 17 Spilsby road
Wilkinson Geo.Rradshaw's ter.Skirbeck
WilliamsJn .Evelyn c. E. ,F.o. s. WestSt.rd
Williamson Ueorge, 16 Homcastle road
Williamson Mrs. Skirbeck road
Williamson Mrs. AmeliEi,Horncastle rd
Williamson Thomas, Skirbeck quarter
Willows Richard, Witham place
Wilson Rt.Geo.33 Victoria ter.Skirbeck
Wing Joseph, Pen street
Wing Mrs. 37 Red Lion street
Winlaw Mrs. 43 West street
Winter Mrs. s Winter's terrace
Winterden Mrs. 9 Spilsby road
Wise Thomas, 49 High street
Wood Mrs. 4 Tower street
Wood Thos. Jas. Stafford ho. West st
Wood Wm. Jn. Haram, 13 Red Lion st
Woodcock Mrs. 11 Red Lion street
Wortley Miss, Morningside, Spilsby rd
Wortlcy Mrs. Morningside, Spilsby rd
Wray Mrs. Skirbeck
Wren Joseph, Wide Bargate
Wright Charles, Burton cot Spilsby rd
Wright Charles, jun. Witham bank
Wright David, Pen street
WrightHy.Grebby, Osborne vls.Skirbck
Wright Thomas, Skirbeck
Yeatman Christopher, 33 South square
Young George, 7 Witham bank
Barlow William, master mariner, 16 Castle street
Barnett William, baker, 19 Tattershall road
Barrand John Davey, prorision dealer, 35 Market place
Barrett William, greengrocer. West street
Barrett William Smart, wire worker, 92 West street
Barton Henry, shopkeeper, Lincoln lane
Barton William, furnishing ironmonger, 24 Strait Bargate
Barty Charles, shoemaker, 16 Albert terrace, Skirbeck
Barwick Charlotte Hannah (Mrs.), fancy repos. 37 West st
Barwick Enoch, cabinet maker, iso West street
Barwick Joseph Smith, engraver, 48 High street
Barwick Samuel, watch maker, 26 High street
Bashara David, watch maker, 28 West street
Bates Alfred, farmer. Long hedges
Bates George, registrar of marriages. Wide Bargate
Bates Henry, clerk to the Boston board of guardians ;
superintendent registrar & clerk to the rural sanitary
authority & assessment k, school attendance committees,
6 Bridge street
Bates John Henry, tea dealer, 31 High street
Baumber Edward, corn agent, Victoria terrace, Skirbeck
Bnumber Henr}', grocer, Spilsby road
Baimibcr Robert, niggler, Homcastle road
Baumer Edward, beer retailer, Skirbeck
Beales Frederick, photographer, 31 High street
Beaulah John & Josiah, wholesale grocers. Wide Bargate
Beanlah George, linen draper, 34 Wide Bargate
Bedford John, wind miller, 26 Frampton road
Bedford William, com miller (wind). Mill lane ft 7 Still lane
Beer-ham John, lodging house, Homcastle road
Beecham Jonathan, bmr retailer. South street
Bell George, shoemaker, 11 1 Hi^ street
Bell Hugh Berks, brewer, Bargate
Bell William George, manager of the Lincoln k Lindsoy
Banking Co. High street
Bellamy Henry, superintendent of borough police,9Tower st
Belton Rd. Headley.collector for theTown Council,9Pump sq
Belton Samuel, tailor k woollen draper, 27 Bridge street
Bentham William, New Park inn. South end
Bentley William Slight, gasfltter, 17 Stanbow lane
Benton John, farmer, Boston east
Benton John Richard, farmer, Boston east
Best James, cabinet maker. West street
Betta James, mattress maker, 51 Wormgate
Billjrard William Frederick, butcher, 77 High street
Birch Smith, pork butcher, Wormgate
Bird Alfred, gas fitter, 60 Main ridge
Bird William, shopkeeper, 66 Main ridge
Blackbonme John, carpenter, 122 West street
Blackboume Mary Ann (Mrs.), tailoress, la k 14 New at
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Blackith John, cattle dealer,- BrcMuliieldtemoe . .
Bladta Alfred, steam miller, 55 SpiUby road
Blades Foster, corn dealer, 4 Petticoat lane
Blake James, boot maker, West street
Blakey Charles, shoe maker, 10, Fydell street
Bland George, veterinary surgeon, 5 Red Lion street
Bliydon George, dyer, 35 Wide Bargate
Bonnett Henry, grocer, Georgft-street
Bontoff Alice (Mtss), day school, 10 Liquorpond street
Btmtoft Charlotte (Miss), milliner, 18 Bank street
Bontoft Joshoa'Seymoar, auctioneer, 19 Hill lane
Booker Henry, Tholesale grocer, 50 High street
Booker Thomas Barjonas, chemiit, 60 Main ridge
Booth Mary b Elizh. (Misses), dress makers, 136 West st
Boothby James, beer retailer, Spilsby road
Boothby Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 94 ^igh street
Borlajid John, travelling draper, 14 Witham place
BOrtie Henry Charles Doncaster, secondhand book seller,
4a High street
Borough Police Station (Henry Bellamy, head constable),
Market street
Boston Conservative Begistration Aissociation (Thomas
Dolby, president; Thomas Ablewbite, hon. sec), 37
Main ridge
Boston t County Conservative Clab (The Hon. Kdward
Stimhope h.p. president ; J. C. Garfit, trees. ; Thomas
Ablewhite, hon. sea), ^ Main ridge
Boston Filter Co. (James Fergusson, man.). Station road
Boston Gala Light & Coko Co. (WUliam Stont, manager ;
Bartol Storr,- accountant; F. T. White, derk; Sobert
Burkitt, collector), Fydell street
Boston GacEette (Henry Farrow, proprietor k publisher ; pub-
lished sot.), aS & 39 Market plaos
Boston Guardian (Joseph Cooke, proprietor & publisher ;
published iriday), 94 West street
Boston & Hull Steam Shipping Co. (James Edward
Kidlington, manager). South street
Boston Independent (Ingamells & Beaulah, proprietors &
publishers ; published fri. & sat.), 10 Btanbow lane
Boston Liberal Association (Alderman John Maltby, hon.
sec. ), I High street
Boston Permanent Library k Beading Booms (Henry
Snaith, president), Athenieum buildings
Boston Savings Bank (William Qarfit, treasurer ; Wm. Hy.
Bemrose Bratley, actuary ; Wm. Hy. Tnpholme, clerk),
open wed. & sat. from 11 a.m. to i p.m. Market place
Boston School of Art (Vernon Howard, master), 7 Market pi
Boston Shipwrecked Association (Alfred Henry Bead, see. ),
Sonth street
Boston & Skirbeck Benefit Building Society (Bartol Storr,
manager), Shodfriar's hall. South street
Boston Water Works (Robert William Staniland, clerk).
Bridge foot
Bothamley Henry William, jewellef, 57 Market place
Bothamlcy Wade, hop agent, 5 Main ridge
Botterill Charles, dyer, 10 Cheyney street
Botterill John Willerton, currier, Threadneedle street
Bowis Robert, cabinet maker. West street
Bowles William Valentine, builder. Red Lidn sqoare k
Grand sluice
Bdwness Joseph, brush maker, 37 Wormgate
Bowser Charles, farmer. West Fen allotment
Bowser George, farmer. Long hedges
Bowser Joseph, farmer, Skirbeck fen
Box George, shopkeeper, Broadfiekl street
Brackenbury John Isaac, baker, Wormgate
Brackenbury Joseph, shoe maker. Fen street
Bradley John, greengrocer, 7 Liquorpond street
Bradley William, boot maker, 10 Skirbeck road
Bradshaw William, machinist, Norfolk street
Bransom Susannah (Mrs. ), grocer, 39 Wide Bargate
Brant Thomas, painter, Station street
Bratley John, baker, 13 Wormgate
Bratley Nathaniel, butcher, Skirbeck
Bray Charles, public accountant, 33 Churoh street
Brookelsby Edward, beer retailer, Rosegarth street
Brockelsby William, shopkeeper, 33 Lincoln lane
Broughton Henry, shoe maker, a6 West street
Bronghton Owen, biulding surveyor, 10 Queen's terrace,
' Haven Bank
Brown Fred, Clarance p.h. Petticoat lane
Brown George Ernest, bookbinder, 10 Wormgate
Brown James, confectioner, 15 Emery lane
Brown James Joseph, confectioner, Emery lane
Brundell George, shopkeeper, 23 Wormgate
Back James, postmaster, 32 Market place
Buck Lino, draper, 5. Wide Bargate
Boll Joseph, farmer, Tattershall road •
Burgess Arthur, hair dresser. Bridge foot
Burkitt Josiah, pork butcher, 35 Wormgate
Burland William Hugh, organSH-^Glare cottage, Spilsby rd
Burnett Edvard, tobacconist & shaft maker, 87 West st
Bumatt William DmingtDn, anotioneer, » Audt
Buisnall Qannah (Mrs.), greengrocer. Queen street
Burton Jos^h, shopkeeper, Uqpoipond ttieet
,Bat(^er Robert, umbrella maksr^ 14 £m«ry lane
Butler, Chsrlea, joiner, V«nxhaH road
Butler Joa^b, cattle dealer, 37 Pen street
Ca^gett Jaae. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Broadfleid street ■
Caister WiUiaih, nkaltster, 45 West street
talver James William, carver & gilder, 7 Bridge street
Cammack Michael, oowkeeper, ^deap lane
Cartwright Jabea, shopkeeper, Tattershall road
Cartwright John, butcher. Church street ,
Cartwright Thomas, beer retailer, 17 Witham phice
Caxell Susannah (Mrs.), baker, BmadQeld street
Cella Lt^gi, photographer, 7A, Wide Bargate
Cemetery (Mlllington k Simpson, derks to the burial
board ; Jiihn Favel, sexton), Horncastle roaid
Challaps Jnseiih k Son, White Hart hotel, k wine k spirit
merahants, 3. High street
Chambers John, esneral outfitter, 56 Market place -
Cheavin George, niter manufac.tmrer. Wide Bargate
Cheer Albert, clothier, 37 West street . .
Cheney Thoiuasy beer retailer, .Withum street
Cherins Peter, beer retailer, Rosegarth Street
Cheshire John, baker k grocer, aS Witham .green
Cheshire Za^hariah, picture frame maker, 9 Wormgate
Chiles Jame« k James Leak, Royal Oak p.h. 67 High stnet
Churcboiiw Frederick, tailor, 39 High street -
Clark Charles, farmer, lioston west
Clarke Charles Wpliam, butcher, Rosegarth street
Clarke George, grocer, 4 Strait Bargate
Clarke Henry, jun. brick maker. Frith bank
Clarke James, tailor, 49 Pen street
Clarke John, lodgvig hon^e, 96 Main ridge
Clarke Joseph, butcher, George street
Clarke William, shoe maker, Cbapcl street
Clarke William Heary, butcher, 39 West street
Claydon Frederick, shoe maker. Wide Bargate
Clay pool Henry k Son, pawnbrokers k silversmith^ 9 & it
West street k 30 & 33 Dolphin lane ; k tobacconists, 43
& 44 Market place
Clegg Walter, surgeon, medical officer of Iiealth to urban J:
rural sanitary authorities, coroner for Boston k district k
medical officer for the districts of Holland, Lindsej £
Kesteven, Av^on cottage, Sleafnrd road
Clements Benjamin, confectioner, 76 West street
Coates Thomas Robert, marine store, dealer. South street
Cobley William, Nag's Head p.h. St«nbow )ane
Cocks Elizabeth (Mrs.), servants' registrj* office, 18 Wiife
Bargate
Codd George, Com Exchange hotel. Market place
Colley George Beedham, fanner, Skirbeck
Comer John, carpenter, Threadneedle street
Cook Joseph, proprietor of the 'Boston Guardian, '94 West st
Cook Robert, shopkeeper, Mount bridge, Skirbeck
Cooke Sarah (Mrs. ), coffee house. Dolphin lane
Cooke William, cabinet maker, isS West street
Cooper Charles, clothier, 53 Market place
Cooper William MansAeld, com merchant, Broadfield honsi
Co-operative Society (John^ Watt, manager), grocers, »
West street
Copping John, grocer. High street
Copping Wilson, grocer, Wide Bargate
Cordy William, farmer. Long hedges
Com' Exchange (John Geo. KiUingworth, lessee). Market \i
Corporation Batfa« (Henry Phigel, manager), Sonth end
Costall Christopher, saddler, 34 High street . .
Cottage Hospital (Andrew Mercer Adam U.D. k Williain
James Pitcher p.k.o.s. k James Edward Tuxfurd, j'nn.
medical officers ; W. H. . Wheeler H.LCE. sec. ; Mi«»
Agnes Jones, matron), Skinthend . ■
Cottam Thoous, grocer, Tattershall road
Cottam Thomas, outfitter, 3 Emery lane
County Court Office (Robt.W(n.Staniland,reri«trar),High st
County PoliceStation(EdwinCrawford,supt. ), Skirbeck qoaftr
Coupland Mahala Brand (Miss), dress maker. Pen street
Cousens Henry, fishing smack owner, Skirbeck qoartcr
Coward Montagu Wm. brewer, Phcenix brewery, Giove st
Oiwham George, blacksmith', West street
Cramp George Ernest, grocer, 10 Market place
Crampton k Spring,, hay dealers, Norfolk street
Crampton Thomas, Unicom p.h. Tattershall road
Craven Charles, poulterer, 14 Chapel street
Craven George, farmer. Hall hills .
Crawford Edwip, . suiierintonijlent of county police station,
Skirbeck quarter . ?
Crawford Edwin AUatt, grocer, 99 High streek
Crawford Richard, cooper, Wormgate •
Crc^y Alfred, farmer, .Witham l^k
Creacey George, fanueri Long.hedges
Creacy Robert, cowkeop^, Norfolk street
Crick William, blacksmith, Fountain lane
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Croph? James, shopkeeper, 67 West itreet
Crow Wintem John, Unm draper, 46 Muket place -
Crowden HaMhev, daasieal k commercial boarding school
(boys), Holland hoaae. Wide Bargate
Gnut Goorge, fanner, WQloaghby hilb
Cmtchrnara Tea Co. (TCtliam Bobinson, manager),- 13
Emery street
Coninghara Thomas, boot maker. West street
Cnrtis Brothers, fishing smack owners, Skirbeck quarter
Cutting William, carpenter, Ghnrch road, Skirbeck
Dum Henry, baker, 34 Homcastle road
Darby Henry, shoe mijcer, 56 West street
Darby John William, china dealer, 97 Higl) street
Darby William, joiner, Wormgate
Darley Sarah (lbs.), cork cutter, 106 West street
Danlton Lestor, com, cake, seed, manure, axi t ale fc
porter merchant. Pack Honse quay
Dswsm Jotm, eoal merchant, Sonth street
Dawson John, Iioggerhead inn. South street
Day Charles, ootFee house, 5 Church street
Day Charles, haberdasher, at West street
Day William, Soyal George T.R. 79 West street
Dickinson Charles, fanner, Cowbridge
Dickinson Joseph, greengrocer, West street
Dickinson Walter George Burnett, reterinary surgeon, 63
WideBargate
Dingwall tc WQson, booksellen, stationers, printers, dealers
in patent medicine, ic paper hangings, 4a Market place
Dion James, North Pole v.n. Bareate
Dixon Bobert, shoe maker, 5 Mill hill
Dobney Francis Richard, music seller, 38 High street
Dobeon Naomi (Miss), dress maker, 115 H^ street
Dods William, com dealer, aS Market place
Dolby Samuel, pork butcher, 19 High street
IMby Thomas Barnabas, nnrserjonan, Hope nursery, Nor-
folk street
Dolby Thomas Richard, farmer, Tattershall road
Dolton Henry, Bed Lion hotel. Strait Bargate
Donnison ft Harrison, steam millers. High street
Dowse John, beer retailer, Church street
Diak IGchael, organ builder, Mill hill
Dring John, shoe maker, Wormgate
Drirer James, baker, 8 Witham street
Drowet Hannah (Mrs. ), servant's registry office, Church yd
Dnlfin George, coal dealer, 44 Wormgate"
Duffin George, wood dealer. Chapel street
Dnnn Richard, watch maker, 53 Market place
Dnnnt Charles, tea dealer, 27 Bargate
Dyer Benjamin Bissill, solicitor & clerk to the Boston Har^
boor Commissioners ft to the Commissioners of land ft
assessed taxes, a Chnrch lane
East Joseph, rope maker, 56 High street 1
East Mary (Mrs.), rope maker. High street
East Samuel, rope maker, Wormgate
Eaton William, plumber, Lincoln tone
Ejmrda Fredenck, shopkeeper, 98 Main ridge
Eley Hodson, watch ft clock maker, 44 Wide fiargnto
Eley James, Red Cow p.h. Wide Bargate
Elmore Thomas, dyer ft naturalist, 31 Dolphin lane
Emny Emannel, shopkeeper. Queen street
Enderby Edward, music seller, 11 Church street
Baderby George, Lord Nelson p.r. High street
Enderby Matthew, Station hotel, Station street
Enderby William Samnel, plumber. Main ridge
Eno Cornelius, joiner, 36 Fydell street
Eno John, gardener. & seedsman, 54 Fydell street
Ererard Henry, farmer, Skirbeck
Evorard Thomas, tailor, 36 Pen street
Ereritt Augusta (Mrs.), baker, 35 West street
Everitt John George, b*ker. Queen street
Ereritt William, shopkeeper, West street
Erison George, farmer. Drain side north
Erison Lucy (Mrs.), dress maker, 39 Red Lion street
Sken John Thomas, temperance hotel, 134 West street
Eyre John, bookbinder, 60 Pen street
FanuTorth William, wood merchant. Wide Bargate ft a8
Red Lion street
Fsrr John Harrison, farmer, Anton's gowt, Boston west
Farrow Henry, printer ft publisher of the ' Boston Gazette,'
k ' LincfJnshirc Herald, ' 18' ft 29 Market plm-e
Fannt Jatnes, carpenter ft builder, 35 Silver street
Fenton Alfred, grocer, Main rjdge
Finn Samuel, 0«ch ft Horses piH. Main ridge
FisiUR, Clakk ft Co. manufacturers of cloth, parchment,
cartridge ft waterproof labels, also of the " rose brand "
sealing, bag, bottle ft parcel wax, Grove street
Fisher John, poulterer, 98 West street
Fisher Robert, master .mariner, 40 James street
Forman Bdward, wholesale mamifacturing confectioner; 14
« 13 Tbreadneedle street
Pom'ngton Arthur William, cabinet maker, Skirbeck ;
Foster Jane ft Ralb'<Mi«9es), dress- niakers, 33 Red UoB'st
Foster William, Waggon ft Horses p.h. Wide Bargate
Foimtain Frederick, tobaoconist,' 5A, Market place '
Fotmtain Henry, farmer, Boston west
Fox Jonathan, farmer, Carlton road '
Fox Naomi (Mrs.), dress maker, 18 Wormgate ,
Fox Thomas, bntchcr, 40 Main ridge '"
Francis Charles, boot maker, 36 West street ,
Frank Frederick ft Son, merchants ft seed cnubei's. Pack
Honse quay
Frank Frederick, pork butcher, 11 High street
Freemason's Hall (Jdhn Qneenhorough, treas.), Main ridge
Futtit Jotm, butcher, 1 1 Market place
Gale Emma (Mrs. ), hair dresser. High street
Gale Richard, shoe maker. Innocent street
Sale William, hair drcsser,'46 Wide Bargate
Gale William George, hair dresser. West street ' '.
Garflt, Claypon ft Co. bankers, 51 Hhrket place ; draw on
Lloyds, Bametts ft Bosanqnets Bank Limited, London e.c
Garner John, wheelwright, Cowbridge
Gamer Mary (MrS.),' Imlgin^ ho. 37 Victoria ter. Skirbeck
Gash James Klwsrd, tailor, 23 High street
Gask John, The Still p.h. ft wine ft spirit ^nerchant, Stil] la
Gibblns Arthur Harle, tailor, 16 Strait Bargate
Gibbs Mark Anthony, shoe maker. Station street'
Gibson William Dunnington, com merchant. Bridge office.
Market place
Gilbert Tom, beer retailer. West street
Gflby Frances (Mrs.), stay maker. West street
Gilchrist Rotert, Ship p.h. Southend
Gill Mary (Mrs.), haberdasher, 36 West street
Gilliatt Abraham, carman, 31 Lawrence road '
GiOiatt William, chemist, 56 Wide Bargate
Gilling William, baker, 12 Dolphin huie
Glover Parker, surveyor of taxes for Boston district, Cue-
tom house
Goobey Alice (Miss), shopkeeper, Liqnorpond street
Goobey William, farmer ft cattle dealer. Forty Foot bank
Goodacre John, farmer, Skirbeck
Goodacre Samuel, Elephant ft Castle p.h. Liqnorpond st
Goodridc William, builder, Liquorpond street
Goodwin Thomas, engineer. Chapel street
Gosling Richard, manet gardener, Broadfleld lane
Grammar School (Rev. Canon George Edwin Pattendcn-
LL.D. head master), Sonth square
Gratrix Samnel, Wormgate inn, Wormgate
Graves Edwftrd, market gardener, Frampton place
Graves John, farmer ft wood grower, Churdi vil. Skirbeck
Gray "Thomas, pilot. Mill hill
Gray Thomas, pilot, 3 Wide Bargate
Great Northern Parcels Office (Misses 8. ft 11 A. Jackson,.
agents). Market place
Green Elixa (Miss), shopkeeper, it Duke street
Greenfield William, market gardener, ^o Spilsby road
Gregory George Herbert, organist, Witham biuik
Griilin Susan (Mrs.), plumber, 74 High street
Grocock Richard Henry, confectioner, 25 Wormgate
Groom Charles, farmer ft wind miller, 'Sleaford rood
Gnnby Charles Robinson, dining rooms, 55 Wide Bargate
Hackfoid Edward Chapman, photographer, 30 Church yd
Hadwick Smith, The Volunteerp.H. Mount bridge, Skirbeck
Hall ft Sons, Eagle hotel ft wine ft spirit merchants, 144
West street r saddlers, 38 Wide Bargate ft West street
Hall Thomas ft Son, Angel hotel. Market place
Hall George Henry, grocer, 88 Wide Bargate
Hall Hin.wn, farmer, Tattershall road
Hall John George, beer retailer, Horncastle road
Hall Robert, shoe maker, 57 Wide Bargate
Haller Frederick Wra. pharmaceutical chemist, 79 High st
Hallgarth Edward, farmer, Long hedges
Hammond Frederick Eaton, fruiterer, 25 West strict
Hammond William, farmer, Tattershall road '
Hancock Henry, chimney sweeper, 5 Irby place
Handley Thomas ft Sons, builders, 80 Hieh street
HarbOrow Thomas, grazier, Sleaford roaa
Hardy Fyson, grocer, 13 Wonngpto
Hare Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, Broadfield street
Harlow William, pork batcher, 50 Market place
Harmston Richard, joiner, York street
Harrad Henry James, baker ft com dealer, Spilsby road
Harrison Edward, builder, 47 West street
Harrison Francis, plumber, 119 High street
Harrison Thomas, fanner, Willnnghby hill
Harrison Thomas Pamplin, btacksmith, 117 High street
Hartley James, currier, 7 New street
Harvey John, farmer, Willonghby hill
Harvey Richard, corn merchant. Grand sluice ft '3 Still la
barwood Henry, solicitor, commissioner for oaths, Church st
Harwood James Smith, tailor, 49 Pen street
Harwood Robert, furnishing ironmonger, 61 Market p'ace
Hawkesworth George, farmer, Horncastle rOad
BawUng Thomas, boot maker, 5 Strait Bargate ft 7 Maud
iFoster terrace, Skirbeck
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Hawkwirorth Oaorge, shoemaker, 21 Homcastle road
Hayes Alfred, fishmonger k fishing smack owner, 2 Spain la
Hayes Robert, accountant, 7 Southend
Heanley Joseph, beer retailer, Skirbeck
Hedley Williatn, farmer. Long hedges
Hemcell William, beer retailer, 48 Lincoln lane
Henderson George, confectioner, 10 Wide Bargate
Hendley Joseph, builder, High street
HIbster Stephen, saddler, 24 West street
Hildred Brothers, dealers in foreign pianos, pianoforte, har-
monium & American organ warehouse, k music sellers,
6 Market place
Hildred Phihp, farmer, Skirbeck
Hill John, joiner. Bed Lion square
Hindson Alice (Mrs.) & Fanny (Miss), baby linen warehouse,
II Wormgate
Hinson Henr}-, hatter, hosier, glover & gentlemen's mercer,
48 Market place
Hipkin Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Red Lion st
Hixon Edwin, cabinet maker, a» Main ridge
Hobster Stephen, harness maker, 34 West street
Hobster Thomas, cabinet maker, 5 Emery lane
Hockley Faith & Fanny (Misses), baby linen warehouse, 9
Wide Bargate
Hodson Henry, Locomotive p.h. Liquorpond street
Hodson James Edward, monnmentiu mason, 54 West st
Holdemess John Robert, grocer, 13 Emery lane
Holdemess Robert, furniture dealer, 44 West street
Holland Brothers, ironmongers, 25 High street
Hopewell George, monumental mason, Skirbeck quarter
Horry k Son, wine & spirit merchants, Horncastle road
Horry George, shopkeeper, 19 Stanbuw lane
Horton Anne ElizaDeth (Miss), milliner. Wide Bargate
Hotchen Alfred, beer retailer. Angel court
Howard Vernon, professor of drawing, 7 Market place
Howsam John, beer retailer, Norfolk place
Howsam Thomas, tailor, 7a Main ridge
Hucker John, Dolphin p.h. Dolphin lane
Hudson John, master mariner, i National terrace
Hull Edgar, coal merchant, 15 Station street
Hull George, chimney sweeper, 21 Union place
Hurle James, blacksmith. Grand sluice
Hurst Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Liquorpond street
Hutson Frederick, tailor, 40 West street
Hutson Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Vauxhall road
Ingamells&Beaulah.proprietors of the ' Boston Independent'
newspaper, 10 Stanbow lane
Inland Reranue Office (Thomas Youngs Wardale, super-
visor), south street
Jackson Sarah & Mary A. (Misses), Peacock hotel. Market pi
Jackson Samuel, market gardener, Long hedges
Jarnell Jane (Mrs.), umbrella maker, Church street
Jay William, hatter, 7 Wormgate
Jebb John & Son, solicitors
Jenkinson William, tailor. Church street
Jessop k Sons, wind millers. Drain side north
Jessop Abraham, shoe maker, 24 South street
Jessop Charles, bnilder, Drain side north
Jessop Edwin, wind miller, Skirbeck road
Jessop George Joel, beer retailer, 82 Hieb street
Jessop Herbirt, tin plate worker, 17 Dolphin lane
Jessop William, master mariner, Liquorpond street
Jobson William, butcher, 16 Wormgate
Johnson k King, linen drapers, 30 Wide Bargate
Johnson William Wade k Son, seed merchants, nursery-
men & florists, 9 Bridge street ; k nursery k garden,
Spilsby road, Skirbeck. See advertisement
Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth (Mrs. ), eating house, Dolphin lane
Johnson John, Bull p.h. Skirbeck quarter
Johnson John, taibrs' trimming warehouse, 26 Wormgate
Johnson John, tobacconist, Stanbow lane
Jones Annie (Miss), professor of music), 19 Victoria ter-
race, Skirbeck
Jones Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, 2 George street
Joyce Henry, florist, 8 Southend
Keol Edward George, pork butcher, Stanbow lane
Keal Edward John, furniture detiler, i Rosegarth street
Keal Henry, furniture broker, 3 Bank
Keal Thomas, butcher, 57 Liquorpond street
Keightley Joseph, engineer. West street
Keightley Robert, ship block maker, 13 White Horse lane
Keightley William Peter, gasfitter, 21 Wide Bargate
Kenmgton John, cabinet maker, upholsterer fe undertaker,
aSA, Wide Bargate ; manufactory, Cheapside
Kenington Mary A. (Mrs.),ladies' hair dresser, 6 Cheyney st
Kent George, gasfitter, 48 Wormgate
Kent Thomas, monumental mason, Spilsby road
Killingworth John George, auctioneer k valuer, house &
estate agent, Main ridge
Kilwood Thomas, grocer k wine k spirit merchant, 3 Strait
Bargate
Kime Joshua Margason, fishmonger. Fish market,Market pi
Kime Valentine James, glazier, 10 Wast street
King Robert Henry, boot maker, 59 Market place
King William, market gardener, Broadfleld lane
Kirk James Greenfield, shoe warehouse, 2 Market place
Kirk Thomas, shoe maker, Rosegarth street
Kirkby John, printer, 38 Dolphin lane
Kinnan Thomas, Wellington inn, Skirbeck
Kirton Maria k Annie (Misses), confectioners, 23 Bridge tt
Kirton Henry, gnx:er, 77 West street & la Emery lane
Kitchen Maria (Mrs.), market gardener. Hospital lane
Kitwood Thomas, wholesale grocer, 4 Strait Bargate
Kowskie Susan (Mrs), confectioner, 32 Strait Bargate
Lader Betsy Ann (Miss), dress maker, 22 Red Lion street
Lader Walter, wheelwright, Witham place
Lambert Charles, shopkeeper, 7 Homcastle road
Lammie William, boot maker, 15A, West street
Lamplugh William, chemist, 33 Wide Bargate
Lanes Richard, farmer, Maddison's row, Skirbeck
Lanes Thomas Burton, boot maker, 16 High street
Langstaff John Robert, house decorator, i New street
Latham John, confectioner, 53 Pen street
Lawrence Henry, market gardener. Drain side north
Lawrence Mary (Mrs.), market gardener. Hospital lane
Laws Elizabeth (Mrs.), second luind clothes dealer. High st
Leach Lionel i.i(.H.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon, Bargate
Leach Richard, veterinaiT surgeon, 87 High street
Leafe k Son, bakers, 17 George street
Leafe James, carpenter, Liquorpond street
Leafe Thomas, butcher, 9 Emery lane
Leak John Chapman, brick k tile maker, Skirbeck qnarlcr
Lee George, steam saw mills, Bargate
Lee John Clacton, King's Arms p.h. Horncastle road
Lee Mary Jane (Mrs), milliner, 35 Liquorpond street
Leedam John, painter, 85 Liquorpond street
Lefiey Henry, beer retailer, 5 New street
Leng George Whalf, builder. Main ridge
Leng George William, joiner, 3 Vauxhall road
Letts John, shoe maker, 3 Homcastle rood
Letts Joseph, shoe maker, 15 Albert terrace, Skirbeck
Lewell k Darby, builders, Pulvertoft lane
Lewin, Son k Harrison, timber merchants, steam ssv
mills. South street
LewinEdwd.Christpbr.pbannaoeatical chemist, 15 Market pi
Liddall John Thomas, coach bnilder, 71 High street
Liddall John Thomas, jun. Prince of Wales F.x. High st
Lig^tfoot Joseph, farmer, Wide Bargate
Lighton k Son, auctioneers, estate agents, land snn'eyois
k valuers. Silver street
Lill Frederick, baker, 73 West street
Lillycrap William Henry, Little Peacock p.h. Witham st
Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co. Limited (branch) (Willuun
George Bell, manager), Dankers, High street; draw on
Presoott, Grota k Co
Lincolnshire (ist) Artillery Volunteers (Nos. i fcsba'-
teries) attached to eastern division. Royal Artillery (Cap).
William Henry White, commandant ; Sergt. John Mourr,
drill instructor). Drill hall. Main ridge
Lincolnshire Herald (Henry Farrow, proprietor k publisher ;
published every monday k tuesday), 28 k ag Mark^ ji
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (0 C-'.i
(Gapt. Robert William Staniland, commandant ; Bev. Vi-
Q. Lowe B.A. acting chaplain ; Sergt. John O'Niel, drill
instructor), head quarters. High street
Lines Benjamin, coal proprietor, a Maud street
Lines Richard, farmer, Skirbeck
Locking George, Great Northern Railway hotel. Station st
Locks Thomas George, fishmonger. Fish market, Market |J
Lockwood Josiah, contractor for railway keys (pemiantDl
way). King street
Lockwood Richard, coffee rooms, 11 jc 13 Station street
Long Mary (Mrs. ), milliner, 30 High street
Lovely John Watson, confectioner, 17 Market place & 9
Dolphin lane
Lucas Charles, chartered accountant k dark to the Pflnt
Commissioners, 8 Bridge street
Lucas John, contractor, 55 West street
Limn Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, George street
Lunn Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ic» West street
Lyell William, butcher, 33 Wide Bargate
Mableson George, bacon factor, 63 Wide Bargate
Mackay Jc Simpson, ladies' school, 39 Main ridge
Hackinder Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, Skirbeck
Hagness James, greengrocer, 46 West street
Maidens Atkinson, farmer k poulterer, Drain side nortli
Maidens Jacob, farmer. Drain side north
Maidens John, farmer, Skirbeck quarter
Mails Solomon, dyer, 4 Cheyney street
Maltby George, oyer, 4 Cheyney street
Maltby Mary (Mrs.), basket maker, 108 West street
Manning George John, grocer, 9 Church street
Manning Henry, shopkeeper, George street
Manning Joseph, beer retailer, Norfolk street
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Manlon William, printer t bookaeller, 6 Wett street
Marriott Henry, butcher, SpiUby road
Marris Thomas, jnn. (Ann, Rice, Woite & Marrii), solicitor,
commisiiioner for oaths & clerk to the oommissioners of
lud tax, Boston Board, Main ridge
Marshall Jane Ellen (Mrs.), grocer, 44 Main ridge
Manihall William, butcher, Tattershall road
Mtftin Charles, town crier, Creorge street
Mason William, boot maker, 14 Strait Bargate
Maann William Henry, boot k shoe maker, 4 Bridge street
MaEsam William, batcher, Skirbeck quarter
Matheson William, beer retailer, Boston east
MawerOeo. master mariner ft shipowner, 19 Liqnorpond st
Mavson John Edward, tobacco mannfactr.Maad Foster wrks
Meeds John, The Barge p.h. i Tattershall road
Meeds William, barge owner, Tattershall road
Meggitt George, batcher, 16 Witham place
Me^tt George, cattle dealer. 88 Liqnorpond street
Meggitt Thomas Vance, leather merchant, Corpus Christi la
Mrlls William, farmer, Boston west
Mcrriman Thomas, glass & china dealer, 14 Emery lane
Miller William, shoe maker, 7 George street
MUlington fc Simpson, solicitors k clerks to Boston burial
bosnl, 38 Wide Baivate
MiUington Richard Wright, solicitor Ic derk to Boston
Charity Trustees, see Wllington k Simpson
Milhnan John, bill poster, Skirbeck
Mimmack John, hair dresser, 44 High street
Mitcham Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Innocent street
Mitchell Mary (Mrs.)< furniture dealer, 41 Threadneedle st
Mitchell Susannah (Mrs. ), greengrocer. Chapel street
Moore Elijah, carpenter, Freeston road
Moore Joseph, linen draper, ao Market place
Morling Elua (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 Liqnorpond street
Morris John, Masons' Arms p.h. Silver street
Morton Charles Robert, practical tailor, ladies' riding habit
maker, breeches maker k diaper, i Strait Bargate
Morton John, stationer, bookbinder k printer, i Market pi
Morton William, baker, Skirbeck quarter
.Mottrogers Frederick, tailor, 45 Red Lion street
Mountain John Physic, master mariner k shipowner,
146 High street
Mowbray John, farmer, Skirbeck fen
Mowbray William, butcher. West street
Mowbray WillUim, dairy, Witham street
Moniby John, engineer, Spilsby road
Mumfotd William, market gardener, 93 West street
Mnnkman Robert Allen, marine store dealer, 6 New street
Mnnro Alexander, tailor, la West street
Monties Henry, farmer. Long hedges
National Provincial Bank of England Limited (Henry
Lewis Price, manager), 23 Market place ; draw on head
oBice, London e.e
Xeal Henrj', Hope k Anchor p.h. South street
Neolliam James, farmer, Long hedges
N'ewcnmb James Mason, stationer, 13 Market place
.'»ewham k Co. feather purifiers, Tattershall road
Nfwtiin Edward, master mariner, 28 James street
Nicholson k Hildred, tobacconists, 18 Wide Bargate
Nicholson Edwin, jeweller. Wide Bargate
Nickcrson John k Son, printers, 8 New street
■Nickrrson John, shopkeeper, 73 Main ridge
Norfolk William, builder, & sapt. of the fire brigade, 30
Liqaorpond street
Norton Charles, tinman, 66 West street
Norton Joseph, rope maker, 8 Homcastle road
Nondy William, master mariner, Skirbeck road
I >ates Charles, cutler, 36 Market place
O'dnian Richard, boot & shoe maker, Skirbeck quarter
OHinin William, baker & shopkeeper, Skirbeck quarter
Oldri'l John,general warehousemen, 11, 15 & 17 StraitBargte
"'Nril Sergeant John, drill instructor, 138 High street
Organcr Edward, linen draper, silk meroer, milliner,
Ivmer, glover, funeral furnisher &. mantle warehouse,
7 '''trait Bargate
Orrpy Enoch, wheelright, Spilsby road
Ostler Charles, corn agent. Drain side, Skirbeck
<>^ler Robert, corn merchant, Skirbeck
••slier William, stationer, Wide Bargate
I'adlcy John, grocer, 89 High street
I'a?e William Henry, corn merchant, South square
Palmer David, famier, Tattershall road
Hitmer James Edwin, surgeon dentist, 18 Wide Bargate
Palmer John Wallace, draper, Spilsby road
Palmer Joseph Walker, leatiier merchant k closed upper
monnfactnrer, 4 & 6 Fen street
Pannell James Cole, bnilder, 33 Queen street
Pantfin David, Cross Keys P.H. Wide Bargate
Parker Ic Smith, silk mercers, 13 Strait Bargate
Parker Benjamin Frederick, house decorator, 44 Wormgate
Parker Henry, beer retailer, 5 Cbeyney street
Parker Lucy (Miss), dress maker, 's3 Main ridge
Parker Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Station street
Parker Thomas, butcher, Wide liargnte
Parker William Henrj-, builder, Witham stroct
Parkinson William, farmer, Boston west
Parr Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper. West street
Paul Isaac, fanner, Boston west
Paul William, chimney sweeper, Lincoln lane
Payne William, baker, 47 Wide Bargate
Pearce Joseph, farmer, Boston west
Pearson Brothers, decorators, Main Ridge bank
Pearson Christopher, fruiterer, iq Dolphin lane
Pearson George, chemist, 39 Red Lion street
Peart Henry, farmer, Boston west.
Featling Edward, shopkeeper, Tattershall road
Peatling John, tailor, Skirbeck
Peck John k Son, agricultnral engineers, Tattershall road
Peck William Fowler, fruiterer & confectioner, 30 Queen st
Penny Henry, baker. Main ridge
Percival George, rope maker, Skirbeck quarter
Perkins Charles, agricultural implement maker, Norfolk st
Perkins Eleanor (Mrs.), Plough p.h. High streei
Phillips Joseph, basket maker, 27 Wormgate
Pickering Charles, hair dresser, 33 Strait Bargate
Pickering John, dyer, 45 Wornizate
Pickering William, grocer, 15 'Hitham place
Pick worth Ellen (Miss), professor of music, 1 1 Tower street
Pilcher William John, surgeon, 89 Liqnorpond street
Pilley Samuel k Son, pharmaceutl.cherni3t8,9Strait Bargate
Pinches George, bill poster, 6a Pen street
Pindard James, plumber, 7 Church street
Finder Peter k Son, builders, 3a Main ridge
Pitts Robert, master mariner, Spain place
Piatt John Thomas, beer retailer k butcher, 38 Main ridge
Plumbtree Baker, market gardener, lied Cap lane
Plumridge Edward, mineral water mannfactr. Spilsby road
Pooles Robert, grocer, 31 West street
Fooles Robert Arnell, hatter, 3A, Market place
Porter Edward Clarke, farmer k grazier, Rochford tower
Porter James, cabinet maker, Grand sluice
Porter John, clerk to the justices of North Holland,
Sessions house. Church yard
Porter William Rochford, farmer, Willooghby house
Porteus Andrew, market gardener, Vauxhall gardens
Preston James Jones, boot maker, 10 Strait liargate
Price Henry I,enis, manager of the National Provincial
Bank of England, 23 Market place
Pridgeon William B. beer retailer, BroadBeld street
Priest William Owen, watch maker. 10 Pump square
Procter Henry Raithby, fancy rejiository, 13 Bridge street
Provident Dispensary (William Pooles, sec). Tower street
Quccnborough Frank, butcher, 31 Market place
Quecnborough John, sen. fanner, 8 Main ridge
Qucenborongh John, jun. chemist, 30 West street
Quincey John, baker, 12 Stanbow lane
Rainey William & Son, oil cake merchants, i South street
Rawling Robert Cooper, vaccination officer, 44 Penn street
Bawling Sophia (Miss), furniture dealer, 37 High street
Rawson Thomas, farmer, Willoughby hills
Raynor William, Golden Lion p.h. High street
Read Alfred Henry, ship broker. South street
Read Allan John, shopkeeiier. Innocent street
Reams William, shopkeeper. Station street
Reckitt E'lward Bass, surgeon, 23 Pen street
Redmild Charles, barge owner, Skirbeck quarter
Reeson Charles Hcnrj-, tailor, Cheyney street
Reesoii James, butcher, 35 Wide Bargate
Re}-nolds Alfred, auctioneer & estate agent, 16 Wide Bargate
Reynolds Alfred, wholesale grocer, 45 Market place
Reynolds John, Indian Queen p.h. a Dolphin lane
Rice, Waite & Marris, solicitors. Main ridge
Richardson Frederick, butcher, 32 Pen street
Richardson John, ship builder, 9 South terrace
Richardson John J. coffee house. Market place
Richardson Robert, com chandler, 52 Womigate
Rickitt John, merchant tailor, 8 Market place
Ridlington James Edward k Son, wine, spirit, ale, porter k
coal merchants, 8 South street
Ridlington Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 27 Dolphin lane
Risdalc John, iwwTibroker, 84 West street
Robertson John, shopkeeper, 28 South street
Roberts Maurice, mattress maker, 69 West street
Roberts Nathan, accountant, 8 Red Lion street
Robinson George Moore, hair dresser, 41 Wide Bargate
Robinson Robert, fanner. Sluice road
Robinson Thomas, Cowbridge inn p.h
Robinson Zachariah, fanner, Tattershall road
Robson Henry, shopkeeper, Stanbow lane
Roe William, fanner, Tattershall road
Rogers Timothy, agricultnral engineer, Witham bank
Rolfe James, baker, no High street
Rosliu William, Axe & Cleaver p.h. West street I
Rossington John, builder, 72 High stre<!^ VjVjOV IL
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Bonae Fredsrlck, locomotive guparintMident to OrMt
Morthem raflway, Railifsy works
Howell Loain (Mra.),grober, 49 Wormgste
Bowland Richard, farmer, Xatterahalt road
Boshton David, com merchant, iz Stflllane
Bushton John, onilder, Freiston road
Ryan Frederick & Son, bntcitiers, Skirbeck
Ryan Frederick k Thomas, batchers, 13 High street
Salter William Henry, carpettter, George street
Salter William Thomas, news agent, 57 West street
Scales k Salter, boot makers, as Bargate
Schmidt Helene (Miss), professor of mosic, 8 Wide Bargate
Scotrick John, tailor, 36 Wide Bargate
Scott Henry, carver k gilder, 29 High street
Scott Thomas H. professor of music, Skirbeck
Scrimshaw William, tailor k furniture dealer, Dolphin lane
Sbbd Hannah (Mbs.) (widow of the late Bev. W. Seed),
boarding Is day school for ladies k preparatory for boys,
Belmont house. Red Lion street
Seymour John CSiambers, slate merchant, 31 George street
Seymour Sosannah (Mrs.), confectioner, Hitre lane
Sbardlow Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress ma-Vaoxhall rd. Skirbeck
Sharman Bobert, haberdasher. West street
Sharp Fred, tailor, Skirbeck
Sharp John William, acoomitant, 38 Chttrch yard
Sharp Bobert, boflder, Tattershall load
Sharp Sarah Ann (Mrs.), fancy repositonr, 4 Emery lane
Shaw Frederick William, toy shop, 19 Wortngate
Shaw Joshua, carpenter, Spilsby road
Shephard Thomas, harbour master. South street
Shephard William, baker, i Skirbeck road
Shepherd Edwin'Henry, toy shop, 8 Wide Bargate
Shepherd Elizabeth (Mrs.), day school, 33 Liquorpond street
Shepherd Joshua, bill poster. Mitre lane
Shsbwin SAMtiEL, builder k contractor, brick mUier, mason,
monumental mason k surveyor, 65 & 67 Wide Bargate
Shipley Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Fen street
Shont William Pooles, registrar of births k deaths for Boston
snb-district. High street
Sills John Saul, solicitor, 36 Wide Bargate
Simonds John Caboum & Son, seed crushers k me^hants,
18 Market place i Oil mills, Skirbeck
Simonds Samuel, beer retailer. Church street
Simpson k Son, fumitnro dealers, 23 Market place
Simpson k Tranter, coal merchants, 22 Market place
Simpson Christopher, master mariner. Pinfold lane
Simpson John Millington, solicitor, see Millington&Sim^n
Simpson Plnramer, Hop Pole p.r. Rosegartb street
Singer Manufacturing Co. sewing machine manufactures,
14 Market place
Singleton John, farmer, Tattershall road
Singleton Samnel, farmer, Tattershall road
Skinner Charles k Son, china & glass dlrs. 49 Market place
Skinner Thomas, beer retailer, West street
Skinner William Henr}', coach maker, Spilsby road
Skipworth Henry, Duke's Head f.h. Broadfield street
Slator Thomas k Son, ship chandlers, 39 & 30 Market place
Slingsb^ Edwin, gun maker, lo High street
Smidl Joseph Harpham & Son, woollen drprs. 15 Market pi
Small Thomas, surgeon, k deputy coroner for Boston k
district. Silver street
Smalley Charles, fishmonger. Fish market. Market place
Smith k Burton, linen drapers, 6 kS Strait Bargate
Smith Christopher, tailor, 13 George street
Smith Edward Smith, surgeon dentist, Lindom bouse,
Wide Bargate
Smith George, jeweller. Church yard
Smith George Charles, tailor, 2 Bed Lion street
Smith Henry, shoe maker, 10 Emery lane
Smith James Baker, millwright, Draiuside north
Smith Martha (Miss), dress maker, 52 Main ridge
Smith Mary (Mrs. ), dress maker. King street
Smith William, haberdasher. Main ridge
Smith William Henry, butcher, 81 West street
Smith William Henry, surgeon & medical officer k public
vaccinator, Boston district, k medical otitoer to work-
house, Bed Lion street
Snaith Francis m.d. surgeon, 5 Pump square
Snaith Henry, solicitor, k clerk to the South-west Ic Swine-
shead Holland Fen united district School B«irds,
10 New street
Snaith Vishey, chemist, i Main ridge
Snart William, corn merchant, 34 Market place
Sonlby fe Son, spirit merchants, 6a, Emery lane
Southwell Chas.Hy. pharmaceutical chemist,28Wide Bargate
Southwell William Amoll, butcher, 56 Main ridge
Spikins Edward, joiner, 130 West street
Spikins Harriet (Mrs.), lodging house, 136 West street
Spikins John Ashton, wood turner, 16 Re<l Lion street
Spikins William, coal dealer, 18 Bed Lion street
Staneland Samnel Ayscough, baker, Rosegarth street
Staniforth Arthur, hair dresser, i Bed Lion street
Stamford, Spalding k Botton Banking Co. Liinited (braadr)
(William Armstrong, manager), 36 Market place ; im
on Bardav, Bevan k Co. London
Staniforth John Georee, hair dresser, 14 Dblpbin lam
Staniland Bobert Wuliam, solicitor, town clerk, derk to
the Boston Water Works Co. the Com Exchange Co.
Boston District Sewers, to Urban Sanitary Aiitbority k
School Attendance Committee, k registrar of Comity
Court, High street
StanweU Frederick, tobacco manufacturer. Bond street
Staples James, farmer. Long hedges
Star Tea Co. (John Prince, manager), 60 Market place
Stephenson Charles, Three Orowns f.h. West street
Stephenson John, sanitary inspector, Witham bank
Stevenson I'rancis, tinplate worker, 3^ Dolphin lane
Stevenson George, com k coal merchant, 136 High street ;
k 13 Still lane
Stevenson Charles Tooley, engineer, Skirbeck
Stevenson Thomas Tooley, inmfoonder. Tower rd. Skirbedi
Stobie Barbara (Mrs. ),regi8try office for servants, si.^'est it
Stobie Mary Dear (Miss), professor of music, 51 West street
Stones Bohert, butcher, Vi ide Bargate
Stopper George, farmer, Tower lane
Storr Bartol, agent to the Sun, Fire k Life offices, manager
of the Boston k Skirbeck Building Society, agent to Wis-
law k Co. for the sale of Burton ales be. agent to J. k
C. Wood for the sale of coals, k accountant to the Boston
Gas, Light k Coke Co. Sfaodfriars hall, South street
Stout Dishraan, coal merchant, Grand sluice
Stringer William, fishing smack owner, Skirbeck quarter
Stubley Robinson, stationer, 13 Straight Bargate
Stuckland. Robert, beer retailer, Horacastle road
Sturton Frances (Mrs.), baker. Wide Bargate
Sumners Caroline (Miss), milliner, 37 West street
Sutton k Co. parcel office (Mrs. Martha Banyell, agent),
19 Church street
Swain John, assistant overseer k collector of poor rates,
Tower road, Skirbeck
Swinn John, Robin Hood f.h. 104 High street
Sykes Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Cowbridge
Sykes Thomas, farmer, Skirbeck fen
Symes William Henry, Ship inn, Skirbeck quarter
Szapira Lewis, jeweller, 39 Marketplace
Tasker John Henry, ship anchor smith, Pulvertoft lane
Tate George, farmer, Tattershall road
Taylor Edward, cabinet maker, 12 Liquorpond street
Taylor Henry, wheelwright. Drain side north
Taylor Isaac, soda water maker, 38 West street
Taylor James, saddler & harness maker, 1 1 Bridge street
Taylor John Oldman, famier, Frampton Church end
Taylor Johnson, builder. Red Lion street
Taylor Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Dolphin lane
Taylor Robert, White Horse hotel. West street
Taylor Sherifl, shopkeeper. Cherry holt
Taylor Thomas, farmer, 5 Homcastle road
^aylor Thomas, leather seller k collector of taxes, 17 High it
Taylor William, farmer. Long hedges
Tkylor William, shopkeeper, Lincoln lane
Tajton Henry Paul, shopkeeper, 9 Horncastle road
Tea^ Reynolds, shopkeeper, Skirbeck road
Teedlale Henry, blacksmith. West street
Temple Samuel, farmer, Skirbeck
TempU Thomas, linen draper, 13 Strait Bargate
Templo ^^'illiam, farmer, Boston west
Tester Janes George, brazier, 33 High street
Thomas John HoUicUiy k Son, pharmaceutical chemists,
13 Market blace
Thomas Charlotte (Mrs.), beer retailer, Rosegarth street
Thomas Frank, Chemist, 7 Market place
Thompson Chariot, boat builder, 15 White Horse lane
Thompson John, wind miller k com merchant, Spilsby rosd
Thorns, Son k Co. cigar manufacturers, Maud Foster •watts
Thorns k Co. linen drapers, 19 k 31 Strait Bargate
Thorpe John, Queen's He<n X>.H. k brewer, Spilsby road
Thorpe Mary (Miss), hidies' school, 33 High street
Thorpe Thomas, butcher, 11 Dolj^hin lane
Thorpe Thomas Wells, brewer, wiae k spirit merchant &
dealer in bitter ale k stout, Ea^le brawerj', Wide Bargate
Thorsby John, inmector of weights & Baeasures for the
county, Lockup, Skirbeck quarter
Todd George, farmer, Tattershall road
Todd Richard, farmer, Tattershall road
Tonge Charles, inspector of weights k measures tar tfa
borough. Strait liargate
Tonge Qiarlotte (Mrs.), ironmonger, k post office, 30
Strait Bargate
Tooley Charles, beer retailer, 39 Wormgate
Tooley John, shopkeeper, 62 Mun ridge
Town Hall (Charles Day, keeper). South street
Treritt Ehiina (Mrs.), milliner, Bargate
Trevitt Job, jun^un maker & whitesmith, 19 Bridge street
Truswell Israel, &i8tle inn, 43 FVddl|U'^^,i ■ ^
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Turner George, artificial uiaalpe dMleti, tS^pitki line
TuniCTOeorge, oom Agent, .Still Ibba . '. '
Timer Jenies ColdweiC coUiery-tigsnt, 36 Market j^aoe
Tirtle Joho, ihopkeeper, a6 Sta^bow lane
Tnxford Brothers, steam milleH, ai IVbirket place
Todord ArthniK^D. ■argeoa4.i6.Wi(leBargate. - -
Tuxford James E<iwd.jan.i.BAl>P-Bilui,(iirgeai>»84 Hig^h at
Toxford Thomas Haynes, mtch maker, is Chnrch street
nijittAbq^tiMn, beer (Btailer, 48 Main ridge,
niyatt Elitabetil (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Qeorge street
Vay Henry, Star fe Craiiter P.K.akirbeck quarter
Vellam Charles, Trardrolw dealer, iQ3.,West street . .
Waddiagton Samuel, frituijWetij.Bargfte ^
Wade Glae9op,iarmer,£kirbeQk quarter
Wade Henry, baker, 9 Carolina street
Wadsley Gearge, ereeogroeeri IcS/gJei stwet •. ,
Wain Joseph, hardwan dealer, 47 Red Lion street
Waite Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 70 Main ridge
Waite Sanioel, sdidtor, b clerk to the Land Tax Com-
missionersy see Wright, Waite & Marris
Waldegrare Daniel Bnrten, Falcon hotel, 3 Nev street
Walker k Allen, linen drapers, 3 High street
Walker Isaac, ehina dealer, High street
Walker Bobert, draper, 11 Wide Bargate
Wallace Alexander, dentist, 36 Market place
Wellhead William, Ram hotel, S9 Wide Bargate
Walton William, china dealer, 36 High street
Ward William tt Joseph, bnuh makers, a6 Church street
Ward Rebecca (Mrs.), dress maker, Skirbeck
Ward Thomas, grocer, 47 Market place
Wardale Thomas Youngs, supervisor o( inland revenue.
Custom house
Warner Robert, shoe maker, 5 Pen street '
Warrener Thomas, tailor, 50 Wormgate
Watton Edward, shopkeeper, 14 Station street
Watson Mary. (Mrs.), cabinet maker, 15 & 17 Bridge street
Watson Robert, shopkeeper, Liquorpond street
Watson William, shoe maker, Lincoln lane
Wedd Thomas, corn mercbaat, a6 Market place
Weigbtman William, wholesale jc retail grocer, provision
merchant, wineji spirit merchant k, agent (or W. & A.
Gilbey's wiaes & spirits, 31 West street
Wells William, beer retailer, Tattershall road
Wells WiUiam Edward, house decorator, 57 West street
West Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Skirbeck quarter
Westland John Bamett, wine & spirit n^ercbant, 53 High
street k, Rum Puncheon p.h. .40 Market place
Whalley Charles Alfred, hur dresser, Withmn place
Wheeler WiUiam Henry M.ms. c.E. civil engineer, borongh
sorveyor, surveyor- to the Harbour Commissioners &
eonnty surveyor of main roads. Market place
Whipple George, haberdasher kc. 33 High street
White Fnmcis Thirkill b Son, solicitors, 15 Wide Bargate
White Dawson, smith &■ coach maker, 7S Bargate end
niiite Francis Thirkill, solicitor & clerk of the peace foi: the
parts of Holland, see White Francis Thirkill k Son
White George, butcher, 4 Vauxhall road'
White Wm. Hy. eolioitor, see White Francis Thirkill k Son
Whitiield Richard, farmer. Long hedges
Whiting James, faraner. Long hedges ,
WTiitworth William, Old White Hart p.h. Pump square
W|i^all Annie (Mrs.), milliner, 93- & 9^ High street ,
Wilkinson Charles, greengrocer, 7 Wide Bargate
Wilkinson David, military tailor, 13 Pen street
Wilkinson George, greengrocer, Red Lion street
BOTTBSFOHS is a large township, parish and small vil-
l>f!», in the Northern division of the eonnty, east division of
UanlsT wapentake, parts of Lindsey, union and eonnty oonrt
district of Brigg, rural deanery of Manlake, archdeaconry of
•Stove and diocese of Lincoln, 3^ miles south from Proding-
ham station and 7 west from Brigg. The parish comprises
the townships of Bottesfosd, Holme, YADDLETHonPE,
AsHBV, BoKBiNGHAM and part of East Butterwick ; the
last three are given under separate headings. Bnrringham
for ecclesiastknl parposes is separated fmm Bottesford. The
church of St. Peter is a large stone cruciform edifice chiefly
e( the Early English period with portions of Norman and
Deconted work, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave,
transepts, aisles and a western tower, with embattled
parapet, and eight pinnacles and containing j belle : in the
chancel are three fine sedilia, credence table and piscina : in
the north wall is a double aumlny and in the east wall are
two small aumbries: the communion table, dated 1633,
vasthegiftof Mn. Edith Perkins, of Ashby: in the north
transept the altar slab of the chantry formerly existing;
there remains, bat now serves as a tombstone ; its five
consecration crosses are still visible : here also is the large
slab of another altar ; the nave roof is a modem work
desired by the lato Mr. Willsoh : the chancel roof of similar
date was designed by Mr. S. S. Teuton : in the vestry is »
{V^lki«8onjOeou& land , talner, ageptt {nr9er.:BraddiMr'i
' terrace,. 8kirGe&. ' "" .........
Wilkin^op John, maiket gardener, Skirbeck , ' ''
Williams John Evelyn c.b.,f.o.8. civil engineer, . engineer fc
snrveyor to the Withaqi Outfall board k general mmm is
' ■iancrsfOr the Withain tlrainage. West Street toad
Williamson Henry, hair dresser, West street
Williamson Thomas, ship owner, Skirbeck quarter ,
Willis k Son, chimnev sweepers, 4" Irby row
Wilaoa Charles Johathan, chemist, 65 Wast street, ft fancy
. repositbry, 9 BHoge street'
Wilson George, ha^r, 9 Market place
Wilson George Levesley, grocer, Wormnte .
Wilson dairiett (Mra), confectioner, 19 Market place
Wiben .Robert George, master mariner, Hamlet terrace,
Skirbeck qoarter
Wilnn Thomas,' shopkee])er, George street
Wilson Thomas Peel, Kew inn. Fen street
'Vfing Joseph, hide, skin k fat merchant, Cheyney street
Wingate Sdward, shopkeeper, Horncastle road
Winhw John Boiiner & Co. ale & porter merchants k sack
contractors, 38 West street
Winter George, farmer, Hildyke bar
Winter Herlwrt Palmer, poulterer, Bargate bridge
Winter Manage (Miss), milliner, 11 Emery lane
TV'inter Mory.(Mrs.), basket maker, 48 West street
Winter 'WllUam, farmer, Hildyke bat
Wishear Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 22 Chnrch street
Wood James & Charles, coal merchants. West street
Wood & Son, carpet warehouse, 9 High street
Wood Emma (Miss), grocer, ao Wide Bargate
Wood Jas. master mariner, CaUfomia pi. Skirbeck (juarier
Wood Thomas, farmer, Skirbeck
Wood Thomas James, district saperintendent of the Great
Northern railway, loi West street
Wood William John Haram i.B.c.P.Edin. surseon k medi-
cal olBoer & public vaccinator for SkiTbe<£ district, la
Red Lion street
Woodcock William, beer retailer. West street
Woodthorpe Frederick Augustus, fruiterer & blacksmith,
S3 Wide Baivate
Woollard Harnett &; Son, carriage builders, 40 Wide Bargate
Working Men's College (Charles Lucas, hon. sec. ; Joel
Jessop, librarian), Market place
Would Naomi (Miss), coffee rooms, 27 High street
Wren Joseph, corn merchant, 34 Market place
Wright Charles, Thomas k Chas. iron mers. 43 High st
Wright fe Harrison, corn merchants, 2 South Street
Wright Charles, boot maker, 16 Dolphin lane
Wright George, Borough Arms p.h. High street
Wright George Ward, baker, 91 High street
Wright John Henson, corn mercliant, 47 Market place
Wright Palmer, boot maker, 3a West street
Wright Robert, greengrocer, 33 Wormgate ,
Wright William, land surveyor, a Skirbeck terrace
Wright 'William, Queen's Head p.h. Norfolk street
Wykes Elizabeth (Miss), bookseller k agent to the Christian
Knowledge Society, 3a West street
Yarborough Arthur Cooke, solicitor fe commissioner (or
oaths, 10 Church street
Yeatman Christopher & Co. wine fe spirit mers. South st '
Yorke Henry, clothier, Stanbow lane
Young Ann & Harriet (Misses), dress makers, 68 High st
Young Son & Smith, grocers, 19 West street
Young John, fruiterer, 26 South street
Young WiUiam Henry, silversniith, MiU hiU
good oak chest, dated 1693, and presented to the church by
the late Mr. E. S. Peacock F.s. A. of Bottesford Manor : there
is a good Early English hexagonal font : on the south side
of the churchyard are the remains of an Early English cross :
the chnrch was restored in 1870 by subscription, the chancel
having been previously restored at the expense of Miss
HaU. The register dales from the year 1603 ; there are
transcripts of earlier registers in the episcopal register at
Lmcoln. 'The living is a vicarage, yearly value ;^350, in the
alternate gift of the Bishop and Dean and Chapter of
Lincoln, and held since 1873 by the Rev. Francis Joseph
Moore b.a. Trinity College, Cambridge. Edward Peacock
esq. is lord of the manor and principal land'owner. The soil
is lias clay ; subsoil, lias. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
turnips and potatoes. The township contained in i88t a
population of 124; rateable value of Bottesford, ;^»,3S9.
The parish comprises 7,470 acres, and a population in io8i
of 2,464.
Holme is a township 6 miles west from Brigg. Joseph
CUff, jun. eeq. is lord U the manor and prinoipal land-
owner. Rateable value, ^£736 ; the population in 1S81 'was
72.
Taddlathorpo is a township and small village, Jri
miles west from Btigg. Edward Peacock e»g. wto to lord
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328 BOITB8FOBD.
LINGOLNSHIBS.
[kbllt's
of the manor, and the trustees of the Rer. 8unnal W. Hall | Letters through Brigg. The nearest money order k tele-
are the principal landowners. The soil is lias clay and { - graph office is at Scunthorpe
sandy ; subsoil, lias. Rateable value, 1^854 : the population I A School Board of 7 members was farmed in 1S79 for the
in 1881 was 168. I Unit«d District of Bottesford, Holme k Yaddlethorpe ;
j Rev. F. J. Moore, Asbby, chairman & clerk to the boaid ;
Aallby, Burrin^ham and East Bntterwick will . William Taylor, attendance officer
• ' -' ■ ' " I Board School (mixed), erected in 1S46, by subscription, at s
I cost of /300, for 70 children, with an average attendance
of 50 ; William Jones, master
be found under separate headings.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Jollans.
Bottesford.
Peacock Edward f.s.a., i.p. Manor ho
COKKKBCIAL.
£rownlow George, farmer
Chafer George, farmer
Gamer WiUiam, farmer
Hemson George, farmer
Housman John, farmer
TaylorWiUiam, school attendance officer
Todd Eliabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Walker Joseph, farmer
Holme.
Grimoldby Charles, farmer
Havercroft George, farmer
Lowder George, farmer
Neave George, former
Nixon William, former
Thompson Henry, higgler
Yaddlethorpe.
Middleton Charles
Altoft John, former
Barley John, former
Baxter WilUam, former
I^ockwood George, farmer
Lyne Joseph, farmer
Piatt William, farmer
B0X7LTHAM is a small village and parish, in the Mid
division of the connty,parts of Kesteven,hnndred of Bootbby
Oraffoe, Lino(dn union and county court district, rmtd
deanery of Graffoe, archdeaconry and diocese of Uncoln, i
mile south-south-west from Lincoln. The church of St.
Helen is a small stone structure, in the Early English style,
and has a now chancel, built by Iieut.-Col. R. Ellison : the
church was evidently much larger formerly, as two arches
that supported a south aisle testify ; the churchyard, which
contains a block of granite weighing upwards of two tons and
was formerly a part of the Sebastopol fortifications, and
brought here by Major R G. Ellison, m memory of the men
of the 4th regiment, who fell in the Crimea, also occupied a
larger area. The register dates from the year 1716. The
living is a rectory, with the vicarage of Bracebridge, annexed
in 1574, yearly value ;^i30,ioint gross yearly income j£38o,in
Ellison Major Richd. Geo. d.l., j.p.Hall I Jackson William, farmer. Oak farm
Brown George k Thomas, farmers | Johnson Benjamin, farmer
the gift of Major R. G. Ellison, and held since 1863 by the
Rev. Charles Christopher Ellison m.a. of TriniW Colleg^
Cambridge, who resides at Bracebridge. Boultham Hall,
the seat of Major Richard George Ellison d.l., j.f. is
a large red brick and stone building : it has been enlarged
and restored and stands in a park 0! about 30 acres.
Major Richard George Ellison D. L. , i. P. is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The so0 is gravelly ; snbsail,aand.
The chief crops are barley and oats, and nearly one-third of
the parish is fen land. The area is 1,847 acres ; rateable
value, £3,3^3 ; the population in 1881 was 114.
Letters received from Lincoln, the nearest money order k
telegraph office
The parish is contributory to Bracebridge School Board,
sending two members ; the children attend the Brace-
bridge school
Patrick Geoive, former
Thompson William, Plough p.h
BOUBIT is a parish, union and market town, poUing-
' place for the Southern division of the county, head of a
county court district and station on the Bourn and Essen-
dine branch of the Great Northern railway, with through
route tn the Spalding and Sleaford line, 10 miles north-east-
by-north from Stamford, 7 north from Market Deeping, 12
west from Spalding and 07 from London, at the junction of
the roads from Stamford and Market Deeping to Sleaford, in
the parts of Eesteven, Aveland wapentake, rural deanery of
Aveiand No. a, and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese. The
town consists principally of tour streets, diverging from the
Market place ; all remarkably clean and lighted with gas :
the houses, modern and well built, are supplied with water
from a spring rising into an artesian well at the northern
entrance to the town: Spalding is also supplied with water
from this place, by means of a separate artesian well, on
land purchased by a Spalding company, under an Act of
Parliament. In a field at the south-east of the town is a
spring called "Peter's pool," or "Well Head," the water
from which flows in a, strong stream eastwards, driving
three mills within a quarter of a mile from its source ; from
the Quay, in Eastgate, it was a navigable river by Statute,
and was called the Bourne Eau, joining the river Glen at
Tounge end; from this stream the town is supposed to
derive its name. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a
large and ancient edifice in the Norman, Late Transitional,
Early English and Perpendicular styles, and consiste of
chancel, nave, aisles, south chantry and porch, vestry, a
noble south tower finished or partly rebuilt in the Perpen-
dicular period, containing 6 bells, and a portion of another
tower at the western end : the clerestory is Perpendicular,
but both arcades date from the twelfth century, and exhibit
massive columns, with cushion capitals, supporting semi-
circular arches: the font, a Perpendicular octagon, is
inscribed " Jesus est nomen quod est snper nomen " : the
interior was thoroughly repaired about 1854, new pews
added ; three stained windows have been respectively pre-
sented by the vicar, Edward Hardwicke esq. and Henry Dove
esq.; the vicar also presented to the church in 1866 a
new roredos of stone and marble : the west end was restored
and three stained windows inserted in 1883 by Mr.R.M.Mills:
the tower was repaired and the north and east arches opened,
also at the cost of Mr. R. M. Mills, with the exception of ;f 150
raised by the congregation, a new clock was also added at
the expense of the town - a new pulpit was erected in 1 882,
with money originally presented to Mr. Dodsworth and
left by his executors to the vicar to be spent on the church
at his discretion : a heating apparatus was also added
in 1878. The register of Imptisms dates from the year
1563; marriages, 1564; burials, 156a. The living is a
vicarage, tithe rent-charge /20, gross yearly value ;f 400
with residence, in the gift of William Grantham Lely esq. of
CarltOT Scroop, and held since 188 1 bv the Rev. Hugh Mc
Heile Mansfield m.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge, who
resides at the Abbey. The Baptist chapel was erected at a
cost of ;f 1,700 in 183s ; the Congregational chapel was erected
in 1846 ; the Wesleyan, Star lane, built in 1841, cost nearly
;f 1,000. The Cemetery of 3J^ acres, opened for interments
in June, 1855. has two mortuary chapels, erected in the same
year, and is under the control of a Burial Board of 9 mem-
bers. The charities amount to about ;f 700 yearly, which
are distributed as follows :— About /300 in clothing and coals
at Christmas; j^sa los. quarterh' to certain pensionov:
with other gifte at Lady-day and Michaelmas amonnting to
^^65. Here are two almshouses: one for 6 men and the
other for 6 women, who receive a weekly allowance and los.
extra every quarter to the male inmates ; both men and
women have coal at Christmas. The Town Hall, a handsome
building, was erected in 1821, at a cost of ;£3,6oo; the
quarter sessions for Kesteven are held alternately, here and
at Sleaford, magistrates' meetings fortnightly,on Thursdays,
and a County Giurt monthly. The Public Hall and Com
Exchange, situate in Church street, was erected by a
company in 1870, at a cost of /a,ooo, including the cost of
land and fittings : it is a buildmg of red brick with stone
dressings, and iias a large hall, in which the corn market
is held, with stage and retiring rooms, and capable of
seating 500 people : it also serves for public meetings and
musical entertainments. There is a reading room and
library at Mr. J.T. Morris's, in West street ; the librarj- con-
tains upwards of 1,000 volumes ; all the principal newspapers
are taken : the reading room is open from 8.30 a.m'. to
8.30 p.m. The market is held on Thursdays, and fairs for
cattle, March 7th, May 6th, September 30th and October
2Qth. The Police Station is in North street : in the Market
place is a handsome drinking fountain, erected in 1S60, by
subscription, from the design of Mr. Edw. Browning, as a
memorial to the late Mr. John Lely Ostler : it consists of a
canopy supported on four shafts of Aberdeen granite, and is
in a modified Gothic style. Here is a Savings Bank, which
is held in the Town Hall. Bourn was the birthpUce (13th
September, 1520) of William Cecil Lord Burleigh K.o. Lord
High Treasurer in the reign of Queen|Eli2abeth and Chancellor
of the University of Cambridge. Dr. William Dodd, vicar of
Wing, Bucks, and prebendary of Brecknock, who was con-
demned at the Old Bailey, February a4lh, and executed for
forgery 27th June, 1777, was born here in 1729, and after-
wards went to Clare Hall, Cambridge. Bed Hall, situated
at the south entrance of the town, an ancient mansion, with
extensive pleasure grounds, and partially surroundetl by
water, was for many years the residence of the Digby
family, and has been converted into a railway station. In
Edward the Confessor's time. Bourn CasUe, of which
scarcely any traces now exist, was the seat of the Sax<m
lords of Bourn manor, including Morcar, who fell with all
his followers at the t»ttle of Threckingham in 870 ; Ostac,
who died in 960, Leofric, the friend of Croyland Abbey, and
afterwards of Hereward le Wake.tbe famous Saxon chieftain.
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ODirhoae death it wu given byWilfism Bntnt to Walter
Titi CHbert ; bat from the reign o( Henry U. till that of
Bivard III. the manor was held by the Lords Wake o(
WiUord, vho are said to have occupied the castle, which,
tcoonling to tradition, was destroyed by Oliver Cromwdl :
the fortress originally consisted o( a massive keep with foor
aqoare towers at its angles, placed on the summit of an
artilidal mound, and surrounded by a deep moat crossed by
a dmirbridge, protected by a strong gatehouse ; the outer
baily or ground beyond this moat, about 8 acres in extent,
Tu in its turn encompassed by a second moat ; a small
moDod, faint traces of the moats, and two or three windows
and crenelles, built into an adjacent modem structure, are
now the only remains, save that in i860 some excavations
vera nude which revealed the plan and foundations of the
gatefaoose, and showed it to have been flanked by two
ciicnlar tnwers. An abbey for Augustine canons was
fonnded here by Baldwin Fitz Gilbert or le Wake, before
1138, bnt was suppressed and granted, December aist, 1538,
to Sir Bicbard Cotton ; it stood near the church, and a uSna-
twoae, formerly occupied by the Pochins, appears to be part
of the original building, as well as an Early English anade, .
visible hma the vicarage garden, which probably formed the
southern end of the cloister, and some small lights, now
built into a modem mill Here was buried Thomas Holland,
Earl of Kent, who died May loth, 1397, and his son
Edward, killed in Brittany : Sir Francis Trollope bart. left
his estate here to George Pochin esq. by whom the present
abbr}- house was erected in 1764. The Marquis of Exeter
T.c, D.I., j.F. is lord of the manor of Bourn, and William
Ann Pochm esq. of Edmondthorpe Hall, Oakham, is lord of
Buom Abbots. The principal landowners are the Marquis
of Exeter, Sir Philip Duncombe Pauncefort Dnncombe bart.
ol Ureat Brickhill, Bucks, William Ann Pochin esq. and
Lord Areland P.c, D.i.., t.r. The soil is fen and loam ; sub-
soil, ailtaod graveL The area of the entire parish is 9,815
aero; rateable vtine, ^33,411 ; the population in 1881 was
— of the parish, 3,760, including 133 omcers and inmates in
the workhouse.
Cawihobpe is a hamlet in this parish, one mile and a
half north ; it has only a few houses. Dtkb is a miles
north-north-east on the Car dyke. Here is a Baptist chapel,
erected in 1878, and also a small school which the Wesleyans
use as a chapel on Sunday ; rateable value of Cawthorpe,
Fkrish Oerk, Simon Benstead.
Post, Mokkt Obdeb & Tileobaph Offici, Savings Bank
k Annuity k Insurance OI!ice. — John Thomas Pearce,
postmaster, Market place. Letters from London, by mail
tart, vid Peterborough, arrive at 4 a.m. fe delivered at 7.
A second mail arrives by rail at 2.18 p.m. & delivered at
3 P-m. Letters from Sleaford arrive by mail cart at 8
P'm.fc dispatched thereto at 4 a.m. Box closes for London
letters at 10.40 a.m. k for the Northern k Midland coun-
ties at 6.10 p.m. ; general dispatch at 7.30 p.m. k dis-
patched by mail cart to Peterborough at 8 p.m. ; with an
extra stamp letters can be posted up to 7.55. Money
orders are granted & paid from 9 till 6 ; Saturdays till 7.
Messengers are dispatched at 6 a.m. as follows : — Letters
for Haoconby, Dunsby k Rippingale, Morton, Hanthorpe,
Stainlield, Kirkby Underwood, Hawthorpe, Bulby, Irn-
ham, Keisby k Osgodb]', by Parker. Letters for Eden-
ham, Elsthorpe, Scoltlethorpe, Qrimsthorpe &: Swinstead,
by Steele. Letters tor Thurlby, Northorpe, Manthorpe,
Witham-Mi-the-Hill, Toft k Lound, by Smith. The
messengers return in time for the evening mail
Wall LnTEK Box at Cawthorpe, cleared at 6.35 p.m. k
that at I)}-ke, cleared at 6. lo p.m. week days only
CocxTT Maoutbates pob the PKTTy Sessional Division
OF BOCBM.
Areland Lord P.c ,D.L. Normanton pk. Stamford (chairman)
Lmdsey Earl ol, Uflington hall, Stamford
Bertie Lord, Uttington hall, Stamford
Bprghley Lord m.f., d.l. Burleigh house, Stamford
Birch-Keynardson Ldent.-Col. Cluirles, 10 West Eaton place,
London t.vi
Carter Rev. George ll.b. Rectory, Falkingham
Harrisson Capt. Charles Millns, Stoneley hall, St. Neots
Heathcote Robert esq. Man ton, Oakham
Holland William esq. Market Deeping
Hnrnsby William esq. Imham hall, Bourn
Juhnson Augustus Charles esq. Kirby house, and avenne,
Brighton
Lawrance John Compton esq. Q.C., m.p. Dunsby hall. Bourn
Parker CoL William b.a., d.l. Hanthorpe house. Bourn
Pewrxk Christopher Gilbert esq. Greatford hall, Stamford
Pochin George William esq. Brook house, Rearsby, Leicestr
Smith Henry esq. Horbling, Bourn
Warren Rer. John Shn^iell mju Rectory, Willoughby,
Spilsby
Welby William Earle esq. Sainton bouse, near Stamford
Wilkinson Richard Septimus esq. d.l. Corby Birkholme,
Grantham
Clerk to the Magistrates, Stepb.W.Andrew8,NoTth st
Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall every alternate
thursday, at 11 a. m
The petty sessional division comprises the following places : —
Aslackby Jc Millthorpe, Bowen, Rillingborough, Birthorpe,
Dyke k Cawthorpe, Dunsby, Dovrsby, Falkingham, Han-
thorpe, Haoconby, Horbling, Kirkby Underwood, Laugh-
ton, Morton, Pointon, Pickworth, Rippingale, Sempring-
ham, Waloot, Burton Coggles, Bytham— Castle, Bytham
— Little, Oareby, Creeton, Corby, Counthorpe, Edenbam
k Soottlethorpe, Elsthorpe ic Grimsthorpe, Holywell k
Aimby, Irnham k Members, Keisby, Lenton k Hanby,
Manthorpe, Osgodbv, Swayiield, Swinstead, Toft & Lound,
Wytham-on-the-Hill, Wythara— -South, Barholme, Baston,
Braceborough, Carlby, Deeping St. James, Deeping —
Market, Deeping — West, Greatford, Langtoft, Stow,
Thurlby k Obthorpe, Tallington, UfBngton & Wils-
thorpe
Insubancb Abxsts: —
British Empire Mutual Life, J. Harrison, North street ;
William Harrison, South street
British Equitable Life, J. T. Morris, West street
London Assurance, John Jones
Midland Counties, 8. W. Andrews, North street
Northern Assurance, John Gibson, West street
Norwich Union Fire, Wherry E. k Sons, North street
Norwich Union Life, Wherry Robt. Leonard & Co. North st
Phoenix Fire, Leslie F. Evans, Market place
Provident Life, W. Finlay
Royal Exchange, L. F. Evans, Sleaford ; & Newark bank
Scottish Equitable Life, Arthnr Bott
Sun Fire, Charles Roberts
Public Establishments: —
Cemetery, Thurlby road, John L. Bell, clerk; John
Peacock, keeper
Corn Exchange, Church street
County Court Office, West st. His Honor Jas. John Hooper,
judge ; John L. Bell, registrar k high bailiff ; office hours,
10 to 4; Saturday, 10 to i ; the court is held at the Town
hall monthly, on tuesdays, at 10 o'clock. The following
places are within its jurisdiction: — ^Aslackby, Aunby,
Baston, Billingborongh, Birthorpe, Bytham (Castle),
Bytham (Little), Careby, Carlby, Counthorpe, Creeton,
Deeping at. James, Deeping Market., DowsDy, Dunsby,
Edenbam, Falkingham, Haoconby, Holywell, Horbling,
Irnham, Kirkby Underwood, Laughton, Langtoft, Man-
thorpe, Morton, Pointon, Rippingale, Swinstead, Sem-
pringham, Thurlby, Toft-cum-Lound k Witham
County Police Station, North street, Willerton Brown, i
inspector, a sergeants k 15 constables
Inland Revenue Office, Angel hotel, Thomas B. CassWell,
officer k inspector of corn returns
Stamp Office, West street, J. T. Morris, sub-distributor
Boubn Union.
Board day, every thursday at the Workhouse at ii a.m.
The union comprises the following places : — Aslackby,
Aunby, Baston, Billingborough, Birthorpe, Bourn, Bulby
Bytham (Little), Careby, Carlby, Castle Bytham. Caw-
thorpe, Corby, Counthorpe, Creeton, Deeping St. James,
Deeping St. Nicholas, Dowsby, Dunsby, Edenbam, Falk-
ingham, Graby, Haoconby, Hanthorpe, Hawthorpe,
Holywell, Horbung, Irnham, Kirby Underwood, Laughton,
Langtoft, Manthorpe, Market Deeping, Millthorpe, Morton,
Pointon, Rippingale, Semperingham, Staintield, Sway-
fleld, Swinstead, Thurlby, Tott-cum-Lound, & Witham-
on-the-Hill ; the population of the union in iSSt was
18,918 ; rateable value, ^159,300.
Clerk to the Guardians, John Leonard Bell, West st Bourn
Treasurer, Mildmay Willson Willson, Rauoeby Hall, near
Sleaford
Relieving k Vaccination Officers, N0.1, or Bourn * Aslackby
district, Wm. Hardwick Hodgkin, West street, Bourn ;
No. 2, or Deeping district, William Conington, Market
Deeping
Medical Officers k Public Vaccinators, Billingborongh dis-
trict, Thomas Blaason, Billingborongh ; Bourn district,
James Watson Bnrdwood L.F.p.s.olas. Bourn ; Bytham fc
Corby districts, Joseph Edward Collingwood L.B.c.p.sdin.
Corby ; Deeping district, William Beedzler Deacon,
Market Deeping ; Rippingale district, George Norman
Robins h.b. Rippingale
Superintendent Registrar, John Leonard Bell, West street.
Bourn ; deputy, R. M. Mills, Market place. Bourn
Registrars of Births k Deaths, No. i, Corby Snb-district,
Henry Denby Willerton, Corby ; No, 2, Aslackby Sub-
district, Mark Mansfield, Billingborough ; No. 3, Boum
Sub-district, John Thomas Ball, Church street. Bourn ;
No. 4, Deeping Sub-district, William .Conington, Market
I'^^P'"* Digitized by VjUUyiC
9rSD Botma
. • ■toeet,-BoBrB;.£cb0in.ThmBss-CaI)iagWDiid,'6orbyv. ■,,-'--■■
Workhoiue, a br^ red brick building, sitnated in West
. ' staraeC,. cast £9,000^ ttia oipable othMihg stia' fteayera ;
iBev. Hugh -NbsNe^ 'Mmufield v^. ohaplaia; ' James
WaUon Bnrdvrood i.f.p.8. olas. medical 'OtHeer;' A. Yates,
-disaster; Mr8.:£Uaa)eth Vstes^ mintiteti t MiM LaaniiB.
Seep, achoolniateesV' ■ ■. . . ■- - • * . r'-. .i,
RtTBAi Sanitabt ArtHORrrv. ' ',
Clafk; John Leonard Bell, West strtA, JJdtSrri ;' ' ' '
Treasurer, Mlldmay WiUson Willaon, Rauciby Hall, near
• Sleaford
Medical' OtBeer'or Health, James Watson Burdwob^ I..F.P.S.
■ c!as. West Cottage, Bonrii ...
Tnsiwctor of Nuisartces, Frederick VIntei-,' Stat Ikife, Bourn
School Attenbanck CojairrTEg. • '
Clerk, John Leonard Bell, Vy eat street, boiim ■
Attendance Officers, William Hard«ick Hodgkin, West
street, Bourn ; Jc Wm. Conington, Market Deeping
Public Officers : —
Certifying Factory Snrgeon, -"James WataoD .Burdwood
i.,F.p.s.olas. West cottue
Clerk to Bourn Union Assessment Committee Jc to the
Burial Board, John L. Bell, West street
Clerk to Bourn, North Ffn Si Dyke Drainage Trustees,
Stephen Robert Andrews, North street
Clerk to the New Association for the Prosecution of Felons
& to the Bourn Charity Trustees k Steward of Bourn
Abbotts, Stephen W. Andrews, Nprth street
Collector of Itates & Taxes, William Bray, West street
Inland Rerenue Officer & Inspector of Corn Returns,
Thomas B, Casswell ,
Inspector of Weights & Measures, wmerton Brown
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, John Thomas Morris
Superintendent of Police, Willertoa Brown .
Places of Worship t —
SS. Peter & Paul's Church, Rev. Hugh McNeile Mans-
field K.A. vicar ; 11 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; saints <lBys at
11.30 a.m
General Baptist, West street, Rer. Geco-ge Henry Bennett,
minister
Baptist, Dyke, minster from Bourn '
Congregational, Eastgate, Rer. Alfred Eason, minister
. Wesleyan, Star lane, Bev. Thomas Baron, minister
Public Schools : —
.Grammar, Churchyard, founded in the year J636 bj' Wm.
TroUope esq. of Bourn, who bequeatlied a yearly rent-
charge of ^^78 out of the lands called Saint Lombnrdi, in
Weston, interest to pay /30 yearly U> the schoolmaster,
;^30 to six poor & ageomen occupying the almshouses,
U to expend the remainder in repairing the buildings
U in finding clothing Jjc fuel for the slmspeople ; Lord
Kesteren & the vicar of Bourn are the trustees ; The Rir.
Henry Robert Field Oanham B. A. St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, master
Barker Tom m.b. Brook lodge
Hill Edward, West street
Jackson John Charles, North street
Lawrence Mrs. North street
«[4BiaurU
PRIVATE RKSIDENTS.
Algate Mrs. Elm terrace
Andrews Stephen Robert,. North street
Andrews Stephen W. North. street
LeOaaiid £eU,. Wait istreat, - derk-'tia the board ;'-Joha
Gmmmitt^-Weet tttreet, attandanee offioerVthe Beard
:.i aaeets atthe Beard-rooiia in tiie Bcheals th» ^rst^-taenlsf
aftar.the asth uf eaoh nionth. : - - u-
Board, Sta* laae, araetad iU' 1874, at a cost of 1^3,737, for
. ^Bo icbiidiian ; avsrafe attendaoee, 350.; ^ Joh> Oer^
• '.master-; Uiaa <]lanv Waidj-mistreflB ; Miss EAunaBlBxter,
iafaota' mistress
..B«aid,^iiear Twenrty «tatioii, built in.18741, at « cost «i
^1^174, for 60 children ; average attendance, 45 ; Charles
Leakey, master
National (mixed), Eastgate, .bniltin 1857, (or 100 children;
avenge attendance, 97; 1 8U{^rtad in part by Harriog-
■ ton's charftyt & otiierwiaB by voluntary eentribntions ;
Miss Lot^ Ashbrook, mistress
Railwajr Station, Thomas M. Glendening, station master
.Cabbisbs to ;—
Billinobobovok & HoRBLiNO — Seddiiigton's .waggon
leaves the ' Crown,' Bourn, at 3 ■p.m. every thnra
Edinham, GsmsTHOBFE & SwiNSTBAi) — Kettie's van
leaves Swinstead every tuee. thurs. k sat. at 9 a.m.
arriving at the ' Crown,' Bourn, about 11 Ic retoming at
a.4S p.m
Falkinobak k SuBiiOBD — ^Hare's van leave the 'Crown,'
Bourn, at 3 p.m>on tbnrs
Keisby, Bulby &c. — Bratnal'a van from ■ Crown,' Boom,
every thnrs. at 3 p.m. passing through Edmliam k
Elsthorpe
KiaxBY, Unsbbwood k Irnhax — Har wood's cart from
* Masons' Arms,' Bourn, every thurs. about 4 p.m
MABCxrr Deepino k Peterborouob — ^The Eastern Comi-
ties Railwi^ goods van, John Scotney, leaves ' Bad Lion,'
Boom, about a p.m. on thura. k 7 p.m. on sat. is
summer k a p.m. in winter, returning same day. Goods
are received at the ' Bed Lion '
Hare's conveyance leaves the Bull hotel, Bourn, about 3.30
p.m. on thuis. for Market Deeping
Morton, Hacconby, Duksbt k Rippinoalb k Kibebt
Dndbbwood (Stainfibld k Hanthobpb if required)—
Stile's cart leaves Bourn on tuea. & sat. about 10 a-m.
. retoming about 3.30 p.m
PmcBBBOK — ^Bennett, from Crown hotel. Bourn, everf
thurs. at 3 p.m
Spaldikq — 'fipler's ran, for passengers k goods, leare^
Bourn at 8 a.m, on tuea. for the Pied Calf inn, returns st
3 p.m. k reaches Bourn at 6 p.m
.^AICFOBD — ' Tipler'a van, for passengers k goods, tii
Thm-lby k Greatford, to the Mill Stone inn, Stamford, 8
ajn. fri. returning same day at 4 p.m, reaching Buum st
7 o'clock
Sutton k Co. general carriers (Jn. T. Morris, agt.),West st
Thublby k Baston — Stanton's cart from ' Red Lion,'
Bourn, every thurs. about 3.30 p.m
Walcot — William Cunnington, thurs. through Falking-
ham k Aslackby, leaving the Masons' Arms, at 3. 30 p.m
Wortley John Storry, North mad
Wyles George, Eastgate
Wyles Mrs. a Burghley villas
Baron Rer. Thomas [Wesleyan],We8ley Mansfield Rev. Hugh McNeile x.a.
villa. North road
Baxter Thomas Moore, Beaufort house,
West street
Bennett Bev. George Henry [Baptist],
North road
Boyer Mrs. Church street
Brothwell Mrs. Woodview
Brown Thomas, North road
Brown WiUerton, North street
Brown William, Eastgate
Buclde Samuel, West street
Burdwood James Watson, West cottage
Canham Rev. Henry Robert Field b.a.
[bead master of Grammar school k
curate of Dowsby], North road
Chamberlain Edward, Eastgate bouso
Collins William, North road
Dawson John, 4 Burghley villas
Dewey Miss, i Burghley villas
[vicar]. The Abbey, k chaphun to the
workhouse
; Mawby Thomaa T. Sbnth street
Mays George Henry, Albion ho. Star la
Maj-B Thomas, Eastgate
\ Measures Thomas, Star lane
, Mottram James, West street
I Oliver Robert Dudley Mansell, Cnw-
! thorpe house, Cawthorpe
I Pearce William, West street
' Pickering Miss, North house
Presgrave Thomas, West street
Saul Arthur, North road
Scales Mrs. North road
Shilcook Frederick George, North road
'■ Shilcock John Baxter, Star Brewery
Sbilcock Robert James, North street
; Small Charles Henry, North road
Sones. John Benjamin, North road
Eason Rev. Alfred [Congregational], Story John Thos. Exeter ho. Nortii st
The Terrace, North road
Eldred Charles, North lodge
Eldret Joseph, Star lane
Elfleet Mrs. 3 Burghley villas
Farrow John, Fern villa. North road
Ferraby William, Austerby bouse
Finlay WiUiam, North street
Gibson John, West street
; Gibson Richard, North road
Hardwick Arthur,. Eastfield house
Story Joseph, North road
Swift John Thomas, North street
Thomson Thomas Robert, Elm terrace
Whattoft Mrs North house
Wherry Edward, West street
Wherry Robert Leonard, West street
Wherry William, West street
Whitfield Edward, West street
Winn Mrs. The Terrace, North street
Wolstencrof t John, Oawtbocpe
Hardwick Thomas, North villa. North st Woolley Miss, The Terrace, North st
COKMEBCIAL.
Alien John, florist k seedsman,Nortli st
Andrew Charles, farmer. North Fen
Andrew Edward, wheelwright, Star la
Andrews Stephen Robert, solioitor &
actuary of Savings Bank, k clerk to
Bourn, North Fen k Dyke drainage
trustees. North street
Andrews Stephen W. solicitor k com-
missioner to administer oaths,
clerk to the magistrates, derk to
Charity Trustees k steward of Bourn
Abbotts Manor, North street
Arnold Joseph, boot k shoe ma.West st
Arnold MatildaCMrs.), milliner, Westst
Arnold Robert, seedsman kc Star la
Ash Richard, farmer. Dyke
Ash William, farmer. Dyke
Ayre Benjamin Thompaaa, Light
DragooitP.H. Star lane
BaU John Thoma^, printer k registrar
of births & deatns for Boom sob-
diatrict. Church street
Banks William, Six Bells p.H. North st
Barker Francis, farmer. North Fen
Barker William, farmer. North Fen
Barnes Thompson, baker.&c.. North »
Barratt Henry, basket maker k fancy
dealer, Churoh strert
Barsby 'Thomas, baker. West street
BaxtCT Thomas Moore, chiBmist, see
iSRSOtdRT.]
k tiigh bailiff of fioitmty eottkt, alerk^
to tfae goardiani, ninU Audtary-
totlwrity vl; «e|iool ' attandanee /&-
usewnont ' coramitteea ol- Bourn
Union, Ropt. registrar Bovim district,
clerk to bniW twaicl, schoa) b«Ard
fc to Sonth Fen- drainage board,
West street
BeltoD Fredeiiek Edmtind, agent ifi the'
Fmdential Insurance Go. North st i
Benstead Simon, pariah clerk, South St.
BeDUM WOliam. boot maker, West st :
Berry Edward,' carpenter, Eastgate
BataOi Rd. Fk. photographer, Soath'St
BettinsBD John Bobt. (armer,North F:en
Bishop Williain, ooach trimmer, West st
Bliss Bixabeth Mager (Mrs.), Crown
p.H. West street
Bhwdworth William, baker, Ansterby
BoltoD Samuel, beer retailer, Eastgato
Bott Henry, Angel hotel k posting
hoose, Abrket place
Booni Public Hall k Com Exchange
Co. Limited (John Leonard BeU,
secretary). Market ^aoe
Bourn Temperance CaK & Working
Men's Institute Co. Limited, (John
Barker, manager). South street
Boom Water Works Co. Limited (S.
v. Andrews, clerk) ; ollice, North st
Bradley Zephaniah, tailor. North street
Bnuston Jn. grocer k draper, Eastgate
Bray Ann (Mrs.), Ciolden Lion F.H. &
shopkeeper. West street
Bray Willum, collector of poor rates &
ttxes. West street
Briggs William, threshing -machine
owner, Eastgate
Briukley Eliza (Miss), grocer, West st
BrinUey Wm. boot k shoe ma. West st
Brinkley William, higgler. South street
Brothwdl Richard, farmer. West street
Brown Seth, higgler, Eastgate
Browii Willerton, snpenntendent of
police k inmector of weights k
measures. Ponce station, North st
Brudenell (Jeorge, farmer, South Fen
Buckle Samuel, ironmonger, - see Jones
fc Buckle
Ballamore Joseph, Crown inn. Dyke
Bnrbank Mary (Mrs.), dress' maker,
Church street
Bnrchnall John, farmer, Cawthorpe
BardwDodJa8.Watgon,phy8ician UF.H.S.
olss. k surgeon to the Oreat Northern
k Raiding k Bourn Railway Co. also
to the MiSand Railway Co. k medi-
cal o(Boar& public Tacdnator, Bourn
dist. medicid olBoer to Workhouse,
medical officer of health to rural
sanitary authority & certifying fac-
tory stirgeon. West cottage
Burrows George, farmer. Dyke
Carlton Thomas, draper. North street
Csrter k Son, auctioneers k valuers
(est. 1835), North street
Csrter Harriet (Mrs.), berlin k fancy
repository. North street
Cosswell Thomas Bradley, inland rer-
enne officer. Back lane
Castledine William, miller (water),
Eastgate mill
CemeteiT' (John Leonard Bell, clerk ;
John Peacock, keeper), Tharlby road
ChambeHain Edward, com k coal mer-
chant, Eastgate house
Chappell Hehr}', builder. North street
Chesterton Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Eastgate
Christopher Charles, market gardener.
West street
Clarke Mary (Mrs. ),shopkeeper,West st
Clarke Robert, manager to Gas
works, Eastgate
Clarke 'Thos.com k flour dlr. Church st
Cooles Edward, grocer kc. Church la
Coiles Geo. jun. butcher. West street
Cook George John, farmer. North Fen
Comey BoDwt, watch maker k jewd-
ler. North street . .
Coolson Silas, game dealer, Eastgate
-«M>4^. CoMt.' OVWe'^.tUbH I«e«riNl>
Bell, regiatiraii ki^ baiUff),Weat st>
Crofts Isfa^ builder. South street
Oo^nei J8a*is.Wooda,.'bakeri EastggAta
.Downs Jatnes, boot ft ebos ma.North st
Draycott Henry, Windmill imi, fe
■ oittleiltfaisr, Nortb^street
Eldred Cbas. brick k tile ma.'Kortih rd '
Eldred Joha, farmer, Gnthratn
EUret EdAard (Mi8.>, fanner.South st
EUicoclc Joseph, 'watcb It eiock. maker,
Westatreet
'EUi%&Sverard,'CaaI. Hme, coke, salt
kc. merchants. Railway atation; k
at Stamford, Tallington k Uffington
Erans John, naturalist kc. West street
Erans Richard, carpenter. West street
Everard Charles, coal merohant kc.,
see Ellis k Ererard
Fairrjiild Henry, botcher, Eastgate
Falkner Henry, gardener, Eastgate
Falkner Henry, greengrocer, North st
Falkner Richard, gardener, Eastgate
Falkner Robert, gardener, Eastgato
Falkner William, gardener, Eastgate
Feathentone Chas.S.butcher,Marketpl
Featherstone James, woodman, West at
Finlay William, manager of Stamford,
Spalding k Boston Banking Company
Limited, North street
Fisher Bish. (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Dyke
Fittia John, plumber kc. Eastgate
Flatters Freak. W.shoe maker,Eastgate
Freeman John, farmer. Dyke
Gamer William Redmile, farmer k
shopkeeper. Dyke
Gas Light k Coke Co. (Robert Clarke,
man. ; John Leonaid Bell, sec. ;
William J. Mee, collector), Eastgate
Gibson John, com & hay merchant k
maltster. West street — ' ■•
Gilbert Benoni, farmer. Dyke
Gilbert Eliza (Miss,), ladies' school.
North road
Glendening Thomas, M.station master,
Railway station
Goodyear Henry, farmer, Austerby
Grammar School (Rer. Henry Ht. Field
Canham B.A. master), Churchyard
Oreeo Fk. Jas. coal mer. kc. Sonth Idg
Gregory Alfred E. organist West st
Gmmmitt Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer.
North Fen
Grummitt Geo. W. driller fee. Eastgate
Grammitt John, farmer. North Fen
Grummitt John, school attendance
officer, West street '
Grummitt William, farmer. North Fen
Hall William, cabinet maker. South st
Hardwick Thomas, farmer. North road
Hardy Sarah (Mrs.), farnier. Fen
Harker Tom M.B. physician k surgeon,
Brook lodge
Harrison John, plumber k decorator.
North street
Harrison Thomas, silk mercer, drapei:
k tailor, Market place
Harrison Wm. plumber kc North st
Head Eleanor (Miss), dress ma. West st
Hercock John, higgler
Hill Edward, manager to C. Roberts,
West street
Hinson Thomas, jun. builder k baker,
Eastgate
Hobson Hugh, registrar of marriages
for Bourn district. The Ter. North st
Hodgkin Henry, farmer. North fen
Hodgkin William Hardwick, relierin^ k
vaccioation officer. No. i district.
Bourn Union & school attendance
offioer. West street
Hodson Morris, farmer, Guthram oote
Holmes John ifc Son, veterinary surgeon,
Eastgate
Horner Edward, Red Lion P.H. South st
Hudson William, water miller, ic man-
ager to R. J. Shiloock, South street
Hunn Job, hair dresser. North street
Jackson John Charles L.B.c.p.Lond.
physician k surgeon. North street
Jackson Thos. beer retailer. Tongue end
Jones k Buckle, iTonmonger8,Market pi
JBOlHtN. 1S8I
Relham WmtjintuBaet NMHtistteat ..
King Josgph^ Beoryv' miUeri& baker,
..Westatrae* '
Knott Thomas, farmer. Dyke, fen -
htytaa Chariotts (Miss), ladies' sohodl,
West street
'Loa|laBds Atta (Mrs. ),fsnner,Eastgate
Ifeikmga WJlliam> farmer. Dyke
Mansfield Edward, farmer, Eastgato
Mansfield Edwd. hay dealr. kc. Eastgate
BIan:ifleld William, butcher. Church st
Marshall John, farmer, Cawthorpe
Mason Henry, farmer. North fen .
Mason Thomas, farmer. North fen
Mason William^ farmer, Eastgate
Mason William, jun. farmer, North fen
Ms^on James, rope maker, West street
Mays William k Thomas, fellmongers,
Eastgate
Mays George, bnteher, Eastgate
Measures Brothers, grocers k drapers.
Market place
MedWell Charles, farmer, Eastgate
Mee William Norman, accountant k
general agent, South street
Michelson Richard, farmer. North fen
Mills k Baxter, chemists. Market place
Mills R. M. k Co. mineral 'water manu-
facturers. Market place
Mills B. M. deputy superintendent
registrar, Market place
Morris Jane (Mrs. ), boot ma. West st
Morris John T. printer, bookseller, book-
binder k stationer, music seller, piano-
forte &; harmonium depot, agent for
Wheeler k Wilson's 8c all other sewing
machines, West street
Morris Richard, farmer. North fen
Mncklin Jn. chinmey sweeper, Eastgate
Neal Hy. Johnson, wateh ma. North st
Neal Jas. refreshment, rooms. South st
NichoUs JohnWiUiam, london, birming-
ham k Sheffield warehouseman &
general dealer. West street
Nichols William, boot maker. West street
Nixon Saml. Greyhound inn, North fen
Norman Joseph, builder. Star lane
North Wm. boot & shoe ma. North st
Nowell Thomas, blacksmith, Eastgate
Nunn Louis Hardy, clothier &c. South st
Ormond Daniel, l»ker, West street
Osborn Henry, farmer. The Austerby
Osborne John, baker, Ster lane
Palmer Ann (Mrs), New inn, Eastgate
I Palmer Bingham, Marquis of Oranby
p.H. Star lane
I Palmer Hy. Wm. mineral water manufr
] Palmer Sarah(Mra ), Masons' Arms p.H.
I &; buteher, South street
: Pa1merWiIliam,haraess maker,S<rath st
Pardee Edwin, grocer kc see Roberte
k Pardoe
Peach Fras. Thompson, baker, North st
Peacock, Willson k Co. bankers (Thos.
T. Mawby, manager). Market place ;
draw on Lloyds, Barnetts k Bosan-
qnets Bank Limited, Lombard street,
London e.e
Peacock Jn.cemetery keeper,lliurlby rd
Pearce John Thomas, stetioner, printer,
book k music seller, bookbinder, news
agent, patent medicine vendor k
dealer in paperhangings k sewing
machines, Market place
Fearce Thomas, wateh & clock maker k
china k glass warehouse, North st
Pell Sarah Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper,
Eastgate
PhiUipe Charles (Mrs.),farmer,Eastgate
Pick Andrew, beer retailer, Eastgate
Pick Arnold k Co. manufacturing iron-
mongers k agricultural implement
agente; new or secondhand ma-
chinery bought, sold, or exchanged.
North street
Pick David, baker k corn dealer,North st
Pick John, Anchor inn, Eastgate
Porter Naeman E. farmer, Ster lane
Pridmore Thomas,hamess ma.Ster lane
Bayner John, ooach builder. West st
Reading Room fe Subscription Library
(John T. Morris), Weats^^^ ^^^
332 BOURN.
Redmilfl Edvin, fanner, Dyke
Redniile Henry, farmer. Dyke
Bedshaw Elizabeth (A&s.), fancy re-
pository, North itreet
Beoahav John, florist k seedsman.
North street
Hedshaw William Henry, mannfactnrer
of rustic fumitnre t studio acces-
sories for halls, libraries, drawing &
dining rooms, offioes,lavrns & gardens
&c. North street
Richardson William Charles, tinman t
brazier. West street
Ringham Rebeoca& SarshAlioe(Miaies),
dress makers. Rose villa. North road
Roberts & Pardoe, grocers &c. North st
Roberts Charles (E. Hill, manager),
miller &c. West street
Roberts John Bellars, chemist, North st
Robinson Hy. provision dealer,North st
Robinson John Trolove Bryan, draper,
North street
Rodgers Hy. grocer & draper, Market pi
Roslin Wm. Breeton, farmer. North fen
Sands Richd. butcher & farmer. Dyke
Sarll George, cnnper. South street
Saul Thomas Pucklington & Arthur,
auctioneers
Savage Henry, cabinet maker. North st
Savings Bank(Stephen Robert Andrews,
actuary) (open every thursday from
I to a), ToMm hall
Scotney John, builder. North street
Searson Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Eastipite
SeweU Thomas Elirord, stone engraver
fcc. North street
Sharp Simeon, hair dresser, Church at
Sherwin George, Horse k Groom F.a.
West street
Shiloock Robert James k Son, brewers,
wine, spirit & linseed cake merchants,
millers k maltsters. North street
LIKCOLNBHIBE.
Shilcock Frederick George, auctioneer
k vainer Jkc. West street
Shipley Wm. shoeing smith, Eastgate
Shippey Thomas, saddler, Blarket place
SkiUington William, boot k shoe maker,
Eastgate
Skinn Tom, carriage builder A beer
retailer. North street
Smart Ricliaid, gardener. Back lane
Smith Edwd. furniture dealer. West st
Smith EUza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Dyke
Smith John, grocer. North street
Sommerfiekl John 'liiomas,miller(wind)
k baker, Dyke
Spreckley William, smith k bell hanger.
North street
Stamford, Spalding k Boston Banking
Co. Limited (Wm. Finlay, manager),
North street ; draw on Barclay,
Sevan k Co. Lombard st. London
Stamp Office (J. T. Morris, snb-distribn-
tor). West street
Stanton James, grocer, Eastgate
Steel Fanny (Mrs.), higgler, Eastgate
Stevenson Richard, butcher. West st
Stiles Mark, shopkeeper. Star lane
Story k Son, builders & contractors,
brick 8c tile manufacturers k building
material dealers. North street ; k at
Swinstead k Irnham
Story Joseph, ironmonger, North st
Stubley Alfd. plumber & glaaer,West st
Stnbley Henr}-, farmer, South fen
Stubley Mary (Mrs. ),beer rtlr. Ansterby
Teat Thomas, saddler. North street
Thomson Thomas Robert, watch maker
k jeweller. North street
Thornton Maria (Mrs.), Nag's Head
p.H. Marketplace
Thorp William Blankley, maltster (Wm.
Bradley, manager). West street
Tidswell Susan (Miss), ladies' school.
West street
[kelly's
, Tipler William, carrier, Eastgate
Tcxld William Dales, tailor k dnjier,
Ibrket place
Vinter Frederick, sanitary inspector to
the rural authority. Star lane
Wade John, farmer,'Sonth fen
Wall John, draper k tea dealr. North st
Wall William, grocer k ironmonger,
South street
Walpole Joseph, farmer k maduDe
owner. Dyke
Ward Wm. house agent, Vine cottage
Warren Joseph, grocer kc North street
Watson Thos. Royal Oak p.H. North st
Weldon William, bill poster. North st
Wherry Edward k Sons, wholesale Je
retail grocers k tea dealers, prorisioD
merciuiots k tallow melters. North
street & Eastgate
Wherry Robert Leonard k Co. linen k
woollen drapers (wholesale k retail).
North street
Wherry William Robert k Co, seed.
corn k hop merchants, also »ii
growers. North street
Wherry William Robert, seed, grocery
k drapery valuer k agent, North st
Wilcox John, carpenter. Dyke
Williamson Ann (Miss), baker, Sonth st
Williamson Joseph, baker k batcher.
North street
Williamson Wm. fishmonger. North st
Woolley John Tom, watch k dod
maker. North street
Woolley Joseph (Mrs.), wheelwright,
Norui street
Worsdale Edward, farmer. North fen
Worsdale Edward k John, farmers,
Eastgate
Worsdale Matthew, farmer. North fen
Younger John Joseph, Bull inn f.h.
Market place
BBACEBOBOTTGE is a pretty village and parish, with J
a station on the Bourn and B^endine branch of the Great
Northern railway, ij miles north from the village, 90 from
London, 6 north-cast from Stamford, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Kestaven, Ness wapentake,
union and county court district of Stamford, rural deanery :
of Ness, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The Nene
forms the eastern boundary of the parish. The church of
St. Margaret, originally consisting of chancel, nave and
aisles, was remodelled in a debased style, and its proportions |
destroyed in the last century : in 1858 it was restored under
the direction of Mr. Kirk, architect, and is a stone building
in the Early Decorated style, consisting of apsidal chancel,
nave, western tower with spire, containing a clock and 3
bells and south porch : there are three stained windows in
the chancel and one at the west end. The register dates
from the year 1593. The living is a rectory, yearly value
;£20o, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1875
by the Rev. Thomas Anit K.A. of St. Aidans. About i
mile to the north-cast is Braceborough Spa, the springs of
which yield dnily 1,500,000 gallons : one of the springs is
enclosed in a bath-room attached to the house of Dr. F.
Willis, in whose grounds the springs rise. The water is
noted for its remarkable purity and abundance of gaseous
constituents, rendering it eminently suitable for drinking
and dietetic purposes : it exerts also a beneficial action, used
externally, in certain affections of the skin. Here is tiie
pumping house of the Peterborough water works ; about >
million gallons per day are forced through the pipes to Peter-
borough, 14 miles distant; Joseph Ellis, engineer in
charge. Shillingthorpe Hall, i mile south-west from the
village, with gardens and pleasure-grounds, the residence
of Mrs. Dixon, is the property of Lord Kesteven, who is lonl
of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is loam.
The chief crops are cereals. The area is 2,330 acres;
rateable value, ;f 3,343 ; the population in 1881 was 184.
Sexton, Thomas Barsby.
Post Office, Edward Preston, receiver. Letters through
Stamford by cart post, arrive 8.45 a.m. k dispatched at
4.4s p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office K
at Stamford
Mixed School, built in 1871, at a cost of .^300, for 40
children, with an average attendance of 30 & supported
by voluntary contributions ; Miss Susan Alice Frisby,
mistress
Railway station, Mrs. Frances Huxley, station mistress
Ault Rev. Thomas 3C.A. [rector]. The
Rectory
Dixon Mrs. Shillingthorpe hall
Willis Mrs. Braceborough house
Berridge Thomas k John Anthony,
farmers, The I.odge
BRACEBHIDOB is a rapidly increasing and pleasant
village and parish, in the Mid division of the cotmty, county
of the city of Lincoln, parts of Kesteven, hundred of Boothby
Graffoe, Lincoln union and county court district, mraj
deanery of Longoboby, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
2 miles sonth from Lincoln, situated on the river Witham.
The church of All Saints is a small but ancient structure of
stone, in the Early Norman, Early English and later styles,
consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, transept,
south porch and a western tower, partly of Norman date and
containing a bells : fixed in one of the pulars at the side of the
pulpit is an hour gloss stand, now fitted with a new sand
glam, and there is a good cylindrical Norman font : in 1868
a new east window in the Norman stvle, from a design by
Mr. Drury, of Lincoln, waa introduced, and in 1874-3 ^^'
church underwent a thorough restoration, and was con-
siderably enlarged, at a cost of /a,5oo, raised by voluntary
contributions, under the direction of Mr. J. L. Pearson
Gilbert Thomas, butcher & farmer I Smith Fredk. & Henry ,farmers,The Spa
Knipe Eldred, blacksmith ' Story John, farmer
Mountain Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, The j Turnill Robert,carpenter & wheelwright
Grange
Quinoey Thomas,shopkeeper k beer rtlr
Woolley Charles, farmer
Woolley Edwin, farmer
R.A., P.S.A., when a new north aisle, shallow transept and
vestry were built, the material used being brown Ancaster
stone : the walls of the south aisle were also rebm'lt, the
I singular south doorway reset, a new east window inserted,
' and the whole structure new roofed : a large number of
I fragments of coliln lids of the thirteenth century were
foimd in the south wall, and have been again buQt in witii
their ornamental crosses facing outwards : in the sonth
I aisle is an altar tomb of the seventeenth century, wliicb has
I also been restored ; it bears the quaint distich :
I " If lasting life in well hewen stone were found.
Such had the stone been that had covered thy gronn^.'
The register dates from the year 1663. The living is a ricsr.
age, annexed to the rectory of Bonltbam,yearly value ;f 275,
joint gross yearly value ;^28o, with residence and ij acres of
glebe, in the gift of and^dd sinceia^lnrlfac iter. Charles
DIRECTORY.]
IINCOLNSHIRE.
BBADLEr. 333
Cliristopher ElUson k.a. ot Trinity College, Cambridge. Here
an Veieyaa and Methodist Free Church chapels. The
Qnmty Lunatic As^hun is situated in this parish, on an
eminence, on the high road to Sleaford : it is a plain build-
ing, erected in 1852, in the Italian style, for 350, but has
sioee been considerably enlarged and will now hold upwards
of 600 patients : the ground belonging to and occupied by
the saylam consists of 120 acres, which is cultivated to a
great extent by the spade husbandry of the patients. The
Thole of the sewage is disposed of by irrigation over 10
acres of land about half a mile from the asylum, quite
inoflensirely and profitably : the building and recreation
groonds, which are tastefully laid out with flower beds,
shrabs, and trees, occupy about 6 acres : a new chapel was
erected in 1869 to seat 450 ; there is also a cemetery of one
acre on the estate, with a mortuary chapeL Brick and tile
nuking is carried on here to a great extent. The Lincoln Gas
Light and Coke Co. have works here, erected in 1 876-7. A
reaerroir has been constructed for the supply of water to
Bnicebridge and the south part of Lincoln, Thomas Fairfax
esq. is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are C. C.
Sibthorp esq. the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Mrs. Key-
worth and Mr. J. Radg&rd, and there are many freeholders
vho groir great quantities of vegetables for the supply of
the Lincoln market. The soil is sandy loam and clay;
rabsoii, gravelly clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat,
PBTTATB BESIDBKT9.
Abbott Sam 11.1.C.S. St. Winifred's
Best Wm. Bartholomew, Sandfield ho
Byg'itt John Parkinson, Ville Pi^enre
Clarke Francis Jonathan
Hlisou Rev. Chas. Christr. M.A. [vicar]
Hirriaon John Henry, a The Terrace
Mackiqder Mrs. Red hall
Mant Charles
Manb John Welford, county asylum
MitcheU Joseph
\icbolsnn Thomas Haigh
Nott Major Robt Mclntire, Witham Idg
Pshner Edward >f.D
Palmer Mrs. i The Terrace
Shepherd Jas. Wood, South Cliff house
Smyth William St. Clair, Lowfields
Hard Rev. Edward h.a. [curate of
Biacebridge & Boultham]
COXKSBCIAI.
Allen William Henry
Btdley Elizh. (Mrs. ), farmer, Low fields
Barrett Emanuel, farmer
Best William Bartholomew, brick makr
Blatherwick William Christopher, mar-
ket gardener, Iiow fields
Blow William Henry, dyer k school
attendance officer
Bingham Richard, grocer
Bracebridge Brick Co. Limited (Wm.
Cobb, manager)
Bracebridge Working Men's Club
(Arthur Creasey, manager)
Clarke Edward, fanner
Clarke John, boot maker
Claxton George, shopkeeper
Codd James, ironmonger
Dalton Samuel, pork butcher
Davis Emma (IVIiss), shopkeeper
tHiwson George, market gardener
Drewery George, John Bull P.H
Durrant David, beer retailer
Emerson William Charles Makey, nur-
seryman, seedsman & florist; k at
Lincoln
Eatch Marshall, greengrocer
Franklin George, market gardener
Gask Charles (Mrs.), farmer
Giles k Taylor, soda water makers
Goy Thomas, wheelwright
Grant Richard, market gardener
Grundy George, market gardener
Harrison George, tailor
Harrison Shem, grocer
Hill ic Herringsb^w, wheelwrighta
barley, oats, turnips and grass. The area is 1,483 acres ;
rateable value, £7,791 ; the population in 1881 was 3,133,
which includes 711 officers and inmates in the County
Lunatic Asylum.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Head.
Post k Money Obobb Officb k Savings Bank. — John Hill,
receiver. Letters through Lincoln, arrive 7. 10 a. m. : dis-
patched S-45 p.m. The nearest telegraph otiice^ij Lincoln
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1878 with
Boultham, a contributory district with a members ; Mr.
Danby, Lincoln, clerk to the Board ; W. H. Blow, attend-
ance officer
Board School, built in i88o, for 503 children, with an
average attendance of 350 ; Wm. John Modem, mister ;
Miss Mary Hollies, mistress ; branch. South Cliff, built
in 1880, to hold 100 ; average attendance, 53 ; Miss Jane
Hicks, mistress
County Lunatic Asylum, The Right Hon. Lord Monson,
chairman to the committee of visitors ; Robert Toynbee
esq. clerk to the visitors ; A. H. L. Melville' esq.
treasurer ; Edward Palmer m.d. superintendent k resi-
dent physician ; John Wilford Marsh h.r.c.s., r,.A.c.
assistant medical officer ; Rev. Charles Christopher Ellison
M.A. chaplain ; George Kirkup, house steward k, clerk of
the asylum ; Miss E. SoUett, housekeeper ; Robert Ron-
acres, head male attendant ; Mrs. .Sophia Peek, head nurse
Hodson John, higgler
Jackson George, nurseryman
Jackson Hugh, farmer
Jeflord Charles, blacksmith
Johnson Henrj', shopkeeper
Jones John, market gardener
Kemp Henr}', shopkeeper
KirknpGeo.ho. steward k clrrk, Asylum
Lark (Miss), furniture dealer
Lincoln Equitable Co-operative In'lns-
trial Soc. Lim.(Ja3. North, manager)
Lincoln Gas Light k Coke Co.'s works
Lyon Thomas, beer retailer
Mettham Alfred, butcher
Pennell k Son, nurserymen, seedsmen
k florists ; & at Lincoln
Roberts Jonathan, shopkeeper
Robinson Benjamin, Wagon ftHorses P.H
Sewell k Bett, blacksmiths
Skill k Co.brewers,Bracebridge brewery
Speed Catherine (.Mrs), Gate House p.K
Taylor Geo. market garJener,Low fields
Thompson William, Plough p. H
Turner William, fishmonger
Venables Frederick, grocer
Vernon William, horse dealer
West Francis, market gardener
Woodward William, coal merchant
Hill John, shopkeeper, post office
BRACBBT is a small paris'i and village, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Grantham soke,
union and county cnurt district, rural deanery of South
Grantham and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles
east from Grantham, the nearest railway station, and 5
west-by-north from Falkingham. The church of St. Mar-
garet is a small but ancient ediflca of stone, in the Early
English style, with Perpendicular additions, consisting of
cbanoel, clerestoried nave, north aisle, and a western bell-
eote, containing 3 bells : the clerestory is an addition made
daring the period of Transition, from the Decorated to the
Perpendicular style : the outline of the arches of a former
south aisle are distinctly traceable in the masonry of the
south aide : the church will seat 100 persons. The register
•i baptisms dates from the year 1770; marriages, 1759;
burials, 1773. The living is a vicarage, consolidated with
BtaodRav. Wm. HandleyicA. [vicar]
COMMBBCIAI.
Aajta George, fanner
BoUimore Benjamin, shoemaker
BBACKBKBOHOTTOH, once a Roman settlement, is I Kotherby. James Robson esq. j.p. who resides at the Hall, is
a small parish, in the Northern division of the county, parts lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
<if Lindsey, wapentake of Ludborough, Louth onion and | loamy, and the subsoil a mixture of loam and clay. The
county court district, rural deanery of Louth Esk and Lud- ' chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 890
Cooper Joseph, blacksmith
Gibson Henrv, shopkeeper Jc carpenter
Moore John Robert, farmer
the rectory of Sapperton, gross yearly value ;^45, in the gift
of Sir W. E. Welby-Gregory hart, (three turns in four) and
the vicar of Grantham (one turn in four), and held sinc^
i8ss by the Rev. William Handley Bland M.A. of Caius
College, Cambridge, who is also vicar of Midlleton R isen.
Sir W. E. Welby-Gregory bart. d.l., j.p. of Dsnton Minor,
is lord of the manor and principal landowner. Ths s lil is
light ; subsoil, stone. The chief crops are whe.it. Tlic area
is 932 acres ; rateable value, £1,357 ; the population in i83i
was 115.
Parish Clerk, Richard Wing.
Lettbb Box cleared at 4 p.m. Letters through Falking-
ham, which is the nearest money order k telegraph office
Infants' School, built k supported entirely by Sir W. E.
Welby-Gregory "bart. ; Mrs. Alice Ward, mistress. The
elder children attend the schools at Newton k Ropsley
Wing George, Nightingale p.r
Wing Richard, coal dealer k carrier
Wood Thomas, farmer
boroogh No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese ot Lincoln,
3 mila north from Louth. Here was formerly a church,
of which there are no remains ; the inhabitants use the
church at Fotherby. The registers are included in those of
rateable value, £938 ; the population in 1881 was
acres;
67.
Letters through Louth, vid Fotherby.
money order k telegraph office
Lonth is the nearest
Robson James, farmer, The Hall | Wilson Porter, farmer,Brickenborongh lodge |
BSAOIiXT is a small village and parish, within the is a small but ancient building of stone, consisting ot clian-
parliamentary borough of Great Grimsby, in the Northern eel and nave, and an embattled tower oontaining i bell :
divisioD of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of Brad- the font is of early date : there are sittings for 100 persons.
Ic; Harerstoe, CaiMor union, county court district of | The register dates from the year 1664. The living is a
(irimsby, mral deanery of Grimsby No. 3, archdeaconry of rectory, tithe rent-charge ^345, net yearly value jf 216, in-
Stov and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south-west from eluding 6 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of M ijor
Gribsbr, and 157 fnm London. The chnrcfa of St. George ' Robert Nasna Sutton i.v. of Scawby, and held since 1B76
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
334 BBADLEY.
LIKQOMfSHIBB.
[SlKCLys
by the Bev. Thomai £aiil CooplaDd ila. (if St. Catharine's
Qollege, Cambridge. The -Wesleyans hare a amall chapel
here. The poor childrea of this pariih share the benefits of
Laceby Free school, distant three miles. Major Bobert
Nassau Sutton i.F. is lord of the manor and principal land-
owner. . The soil is silt and clay ; snbsoS, clay and gravel.
The chief crope are wheat, barley^ oats, tnmips and seeds.
Coopland Rev. Thomas Pani m.a. The
Bectory i .
Anningsnn Stamper, fttrmer
The kreais 1,648 acres: nltMble vsloe, ;f 1,685; and ^
popolationin 188'i'Was 100: ' '
Parish Clerk, Edmiud Cragg.
LirTBB Box cleared at 5.15. letters throngh Great
Grimsby,' irhicb, -with Laetib^, arethe nearest mansy
order Ic telegraph offices ■
Oooseman Samoel, farmer ' Kirk Kedfem, farmer^
Kirk Qflorge, farmer ' . ' I Markham George, farther
Kirk Mary (Mrs.), (anber ' I
BBANSTOIT is a lar^e village and parish, in the oounty , jf i,xoo. TItsre is a snm of /36yaarly for aj^irenticing,
of the city of Lincoln, Mid division of the ooonty, parts ol | arising from land left in 1619 bjr Tliomas Garritt esq. : the
Lindsey, Lincoln union, liberty and connty conrt aistnCt, charities f«r <listribution prodnce £65 yearly, derived also
rural deanery of Longoboby, Lincoln diocese and archdea- from bnd left by Thomas Garritt. esq. Branston Hall, the
eonry, 4 miles south-east from Lincoln, and on« south from ! seat of Alexander S. Leaiie-Metville esq. t'.T. a a spadoiu
Heighington station, on the Great Northern and Great ^ stone building, near a woody vale; in the grounds are t*g
Eastern joint railway. A small stream called The Bedc small laJeea. 'Che Long Hills is situated about a mile from the
flows throngh the parish. The church of.All Saints is a j village': ft is a stone rtuuision, erected in 1S38 on the site ofsn
stone structure, in the EarlyNormsn and EarlyEnglish styles, ancient house ; it is the property of B. Smith esq. but is now
and consists of chancel, clerestoriednare, aisles and a western I unoccupied. The land is aU freehold. The principal liud-
tower with lofty spire, containing 4 bells. The chancel
arch affords a very fine example of Early English work, the
clerestory and roof are Perpendicular : we chanod has triple
sedilia, and a piscina of the Early English period : in the
north aisle is a very £ne nionumeut to Sir Cecil Wray and
dame Mary his wife, erected in i736,and Vere Bertie families:
a large vestry was erected in 1836 by the Rev. Peregrine
Curtois, father of the present rector 1 the chancel was re-
built in 1864 by the Bev. Atwell Curtois^ the then rector :
in the chancel is a slab of Pnrbeck marble, with a beautiful
cross and inaoription to Richard de Thistleton, formerly of
this parish: the interior was thoroughly restored in 1876,
under the superintendence of the Uto Sir George Gilbert
Scott B.A. at a cost of /2,oco, when the tower arch was
opened, a new north ui^e erected, and the seating in part
renewed. The register dates from about the year 1626.
The living is a rectory, gross yearly value £i,oV)i from 636
acres of glebe, and £'^9 tithe rent-char^, with residence,
in the gift of and held by the Bev. Peregrme Curtois ll.b. ;
tilis family hare held the odvowson for about 300 years.
The rectory house was built in 1765 by the late Rev. P. H.
Curtois, grandfather of the present rector. Here is a Wes-
leyan chapel, Gothic in style, built of local stone, with pitch-
pine fittings, and seals 300 persons { and cost for erection
CnrtoisBev. Peregrine IX.B. [rector],
Kectory
East Henry, Bleak house
Kirby Bev. Lewis [curate]
Leslie-Helville Alexander Samud J.P.
Branston hall
COKlCEnCIAL.
Alcock Joseph, farmer
Alcock Samuel, farmer, F^n
Appleton John Wm. farmer, Morelands
Applewhite Wm. tailor & shopkeeper
Atkin John, blacksmith
Atkinson John, shopkeeper
Auckland Ann (Mrs.), brmer
Baldock John, farmer. Fen
Barrand Walker, farmer. Fen
Bee Preston, farmer. Fen
Brown William, carpenter
Chaloner John, saddler & harness makr
Colson William, Plough P.R. Fen
Cooling William, shoe maker
Cram Edward, gardener
Dansby Joseph, farrier
Dickinson Chas. S. farmer, Ashfield ho
Drayton John, Plough & Horses p.h
East Henry, surgeon. Bleak house
Flintham John, farmer. Fen
P'oreman George, Anchor p.h. Fen
Freeman Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Giles George, farmer
Green George, tailor
Green WiHiam, farmer. Fen
Greenham Joseph, joiner
Gresham Joshua, farmer
Grimes Henry, farmer
Harrison William,famier, Bectory farm
Healey Alfred, brewer
Knott Thomas, shoe maker
Makey John, farmer. Feu
Ncstrop Robert, farmer. Heath farm
Newton John, farmer. Fen ,
Oliver Henry, fanner. Fen
holders are the Bev. P. Coitais ix.b. Alexander S. L.
Melville esq. K. C." Berne ConpUnd, Henry Grimes, A. R.
Allen^esq.CS. Dickinson, B. Smith esqrsjuid the Eooksiaa-
tical Commissioners. The soil is various; subsoil, lime-
stone. The chief crops ore- wheat, barley and oats. Ihe
area is 5,457 scree, now in a good state -of cultivation ; rate-
able value, ;^9,864; the popoktien in 1881 was 1,431.
Parish Clerk, Bichard Thomas Sharp
Post, Monbt Obder & Tklbobapk Officb i|c. Savings
Bank. — William Green Marshall, receiver. Letters re-
ceived from Idncoln by mail cart at 7.30 a.m.& 3.45 p.m. ;
dispatched to Lincoln at 11.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
ScHoou ;^
National (mixed), built on a site given by tiie rector;
erected in 1873 by public subscription, at a cust of
;fi,366, to hold 140; average attendance, 100; Edwanl
Brewer, master'
Infants, erected in 1841,. for 73 children; average attend-
ance, 60 ; Miss Sarah Ann Satchell, mistress
Both schools are {supported by voluntary contributions
National (mixed). Fen, is supported by the rector ; to hold
50 ; average attendance, 35 ; Miss Ann Green, mistress
Carbibb,— John William mnt, to & from Lincoln, every
monday, friday {e Saturday
Oxby John, farmer, Pen
Parker Richard, cattle dealer
Parker Robert, Waggon & Hoiks p.h.
& butcher
Paterson Edward, farmer, HoU farm
Pearson Charles, blacksmith
Pearson John, wheelwright
Pepper George, Green "tne p.h
Bollins John, farmer. Fen
Sharp Richard Thomas, farmer
Smith John Mjstcalf (exors. of), farmer
St. landowner
Smith William, farmer. Moor farm
Spurr Thomas, boot maker
Ward James, farmer, Fen
Weaver Thomas, tailor
Wilkinson Robert, farmer, Fen
Williams Henry, grocer.
Woolfitt William, miller (wind)
Wrench William, fanner. Fen
BRANT BBOTJOHTOXf'is a village and parish in
the Southern division of the connty, Lovcden wapentake,
Newark union and county court district, parts of Kesteven,
rural deanery of Loveden, archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, 3 miles north-west from the Leadenham station on the
Grantham and Lincoln rail-way, 8 east from Newark, is
south from Lincoln, and la north-west from Sleaford,
sittute on the small river Brant. The church of St. Helen
is a beautifnl structure of Ancaster stone, principally of
the Decorated period with Perpendicular additions, con-
sisting of a chancel, clerestoried nave of 3 bays, aisles,
north and south porches, and a western tower with crocket«i.
spire and pinnacles, and oontaining 6 bells : the chancel was
rebuilt in 1812 by the Rev. R. Sutton, then rector, and was
again rebuilt in the year 1876, as nearly as possible on
the original foundations, together with the north chancel
aisle, which had been destroyed, from the designs of
Messrs. Bodley and Gamer, of Loni)on, at a coit of nearly
;^6,ooo, in the Decorated style of the middle of the four-
teenth century, a vestry being added on the north side :
the interior of the chnroh is much lees ornate than the
exterior, but is lofty and well-proportioned, and has a
good Late Perpendicular roo^ whicji has been repaired,
and the original coloDring, which was very periect, has
been, carefully, restored.: the chsnoel is vsoidtad in wood,
with moulded ribs and carved bosses, and richly painted and
gilded, so as to harmonize with the old work in the nave :
the stained east wihdow is of five lights : the fine clerestory,
lrghtc<l by fife windows on either sjde is Late Perpendicular :
both aisles and clerestory have embattled parapets,' enriched
with panelling and- blank shields ; the stair to the rood liift
remains on the north side of the chancel arch : tiwre is a
fine brafs eagle lectern, and chandeliers of iron, skilfolly
made by the village ^locksmith, under the direetinn of
the architects. The register dates from the year 17 10.
The living is a rectory, of the yearly value of ^^780, inclu'linz
5 acres of glfbe and residence, in the gift of Sir Bichartl
F. Sutton bart. and held since. 1873 by the Rev. Freilcrick
Heathcote Sutton u.a. of Magdalen College, Oxford, vbo
has ft handsome residence here. The learned William War-
burton, born 24th December 1698, at Newark-on-Trept,
where his father was town clerk, was rector of this jarish
from t728 until the time of his death ;■ in 1757 he became
dean of Bristol, and in 1759 was^nade Bishop of Gloucester,
where he died, 7th June 1779. Here are Wesleyan. Methcv
dists and Beformcd Weslejun chapels, and- a mseting-h(ia<>r
for the Society of Friends. ' The rent (iCi?) of four .pcrea of
land,purchased by a donation from William Tyrwhitit in the
year 1736, is applied to- various charitable purposcB by the
rector .iund cburchwardens : the poor have al^ an, a^nal
Digitized by VjUUV IC''
DUBCTORr.]
LUIGOLMHIBJE.
BBAUNCBWKU... S3&
rent-dni^ge of £,1 3B. left by Bandolph Pattispn jn i6gi, and
tbo I Binall charity for the poor, left by the tate Mr, . 3aah.
The late Sir Richard Si^ttoa bart. irho died in 1855, waa
bm here in 179S, and soeceeded hia eraqd'ather, tha first
tarawt, in 1809 : be iras the gnateit nontamai^'of.tjie age,
lad was many years inaster o( the Barton, Cottesmore. and
Qmm honta. This v]ks a Roman station. Sir Richard
Francis Sntton bart. is Iqrd of the manor and principal land-
nwner. The aoil is partly clay bnt ^nerally of good qi^lily ;
.qibsnil, clay and stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
weds and turnips. The.arpa is 3,93^ AQ^es.; rateable value,
jj^<k35o ; the population in itoi was 6]r9.
Parish CWrk, Joseph Horton.
Post fc Monst Okdbb Offici: & Savings Bank. — John
DoaaMn
Lamb Mrs
Sealy Winthrop Baldwin
SattonKev. Frak . Heathoote x. A. [lectot]
Aodicws John, farmer
JUhton William, tailor .
Bsiley Thomas, Itinner
Beckett Robert k Fras. maobine owners
Beckett Francis, shopkeeper
CattDD John, biicklayer
Qarwarth Jshp. frmr. Btaia:bton clays
Coidnm Itederick, blacksmith
OasD William, millwright
Cudisey Predk. Carver, beer retailer '
Dnnn Jn^ ^prooer ft draper, & pO<t of&M
Rverett Wdliam^ farmer
Gibson WiUiam, carpenter
Hind Samuel, shoe maker
Hodaon Thbmas, carrier
Horton Joseph, carpenter -
Kenniwell John, bdtcber
Knight WlUiam, grocer & draper '
UvrtiD Richard, bncklayar
Newstead John, (dumber & glazier
OxiBf WilUam, farmer
Pogson Fred, farmer
Porter James Henry, Red Lion p. a
Ouan, postmaster. Letters through Ngiwark arrive at
8,15 s,m. k dispatched at 5.15 .'p.m.- The nearest .tel^
I graph office ia at Leadenham
SCROOI?:— ..,..■
Church, built in 1871, 4>y isobaoription, ia a good plain
. Gothic building, ft ia partly sapportsd by the patvon
ft - rector ft lo»l snbaoription ; Algernon Pike, mastn-
Wesleyan (day ft Sunday), ondsr Goremmant inspection ;
Smith Sunderland, master
CAJiBI>B TO : —
LtNOOLK — John William Scott, alternate fridays
NxwaRK — John William Soott, daily; Thomas Bodson,
Wednesday ft satnixlay; Samuel Spray, we^esday ft
Saturday
Rockley Eliaha, Generons Briton f.h
Seatlifte Joseph, fanner
Scott John William, carrier
Scaly Winthrop Baldwin, surgeon
Shaw Francis, farmer ft maltster''
Sneath William, farmer
Spray Samuel, carrier ' ' '
Stout George, harness maker
I Strickaon l^vicl, butoher
Tonge John, brick ft tile maker
Toyn Frederick (Mrs.), baker
Waterfall WiUiam, shopkeeper -
Williams Charles Edward, farmer
Wilson Benjamin, fanner
Rawding William, shopkeeper
BBATOTT ia a parish and small "village, ia the Mid liihort distance off the little English fleet awaits the. Spaniards
diviiim of tiie cooitt^, parts of Undsey', Wold division of Below are six rhyming couplets, and the worcu '.' Non
f^ndledioe wapentake, Spilsby union, petty sessional diri- I nobis Domine : " in the chancel, is a piscina, an ] old
wn and county ooort district, rural deanery of Candleshoo : tomb, and a low side window. The roister dates from the
Xo. I, ardideaocmry and diocese of Lincoln, a miles north- ' year 1685. The living is a rectory, tithe renUcharge
eut from Fhsby Junction station, 5 east from SpOsby, and , ;f 338, gross yearly raliie ;£434, includiog 44 acres of glebe
2 west from Burgh. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is ' and gtiod parsonage house, in the gift of the tiord Chan-
in ancient structure of sandstone and brick, of the Decorated cellor, ana held since 1881 by the Rev. Charles Genrge
sod Perpendieolar periods, consisting of chancel, clerestoried Ridley, who is also vicar of Irby in the Marsh. Charles
naveof three bays, aisles and a tower containing 3 bells ; Langton Miissingbord esq. t.v. of Gonby Hall, Burgh, is
MTeens,daborateiy carved,enclo8e the eastern portion of the lord of the manor and owner of most of the land. There
aisles, and form chantry chapels ; and a similar screen I are also several small freeholders. The soil is a rich luam
4irides the nave and chancel : the font is Decorated, and | and day ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, .
exhibits on its panels the symbols of Our Lord's Passion: at I oats and barley^ The area is 1,814 acres; ratable value,
tlv western end, hung over the tower arch, is a singular ' ;^a,34o 15a. ; the population in 1881 was 318.
(oiating, the wvrk of one Robert Stephenson, which repre
vats in a grotesque and fanciful manner, the defeat of the
Spanish Armada ; the hostile fleet is here symbolised by
a hoge red dragon, outstretched across the sea between the
costs of England, Treland, France and Soatland, which
a[ipear at the corners of the picture ; on the Englidi obest
'r<afs appear masned beneath the Royal Stanturd, and a :
Ridley Rev. Charles George, Rectory
COmiBItCI.VL.
[iarker William, farmer
Bell Abraham, farmer
Hnsh William Brader, farmer
B&ATTUSBY is a parish, in' the Mid division of the
cituity, parts of Lindeey, Lawress wapentake, union and
cinuily court district of Lincoln, rural deanery of Lawress
Xo. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6}
miles north-north-west from Lincoln. The church of St.
Cothbert is a stone edifice, in the Early English style,
rtuilt with the exception of the lower stage of the tower,
and the arcade, in 1858, under the direction of Mr. James
F'lvler, of Louth : it consists of chancel, nave, north aisle,
and a western tower, surmounted by a small spire, contain-
ing 3 hells : there is a reredos of alabaster to the memory
■t the two elder sons of S. W. Wright esq. of Brattleby
bsU, also in the chancel an ancient credence table. The
east stained window is in memory of Miss Mary Wright
and another in the south side of chancel, to Henrietta de
Coetkigon. The register dates from the year 1686. The living
Bliot Rev. Geo. m.a. [curate in charge]
Hright SmI. Wright at., j.p. The Ifall
Bi«l(i(t Thomas Sikes, wheelwright
I'ieU Thomaa, farmer
BSAU JM UJC WBIiIi-witll-D'0 N SBY is a parish, in
itie Snothern division of the county, wapentake of Flaxwell,
>lalnKl union, petty sessional division and county court
'listrict, parts of Kesteven, mral tlcanery of- Aswardhnrn
vith Lafford No. i, diocese and archdeaconry of Lincoln, 4I
miln north-north-west from ^Sleaford. The church uf AU
^nts is an ancient edifice, comprising chancel, nave, and
a embattled tower with i bell : the chaticel was rebuiU
1)35. The register dates from the year 1760. The united
nct/iries of Braoncewell and Dunsby, with the vicarage of
■Invick annexed, are of the gross yearly value of ;^93S, in
'Xe gift of the Marqaeas of Bristol and Septimus Lowe esq.
alternately, and.faSdainoe 1875 by t'.o Rev. Haskett '^mith
Parish Clerk, Stephen Robinson.
Letters arrive friim Burgh at 8 a.m. : dispatched at 3.3b
p.m. The nearest money order olftce is at Burgh, &
telegraph olHce Kirsby railway station ^■
This place is included in Kirsby United School Board district,
formed in 1876 ; children attend the Board school at Irby
in the Marsh
Riggall John Robert, fanner
Rutter Edwin, farmer
Sharp Edmund, farmer
Smith Robert, farmer
Stubbs Wilson, farmer
Crawfonl John, cattle dealer
Epton Joseph, farmer
Green John, fanner
Gnnnis George, farmer
Mackfall Wright, Rising Sun f.h
Parish William John, shopkeeper
is a discharged rectory, yearly value £a6s, in (he gift uf
S. W.Wright esq. of Brattleby hall ; the Rev. George Elliot
u.A. is curato in charge : the living is vacant. S. W.
Wright esq. the principal landowner and lord of the manor,
resides at the Hall, a modern mansion. The soil is loam ;
subsoil, limestone and clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, turuii>s and clover. The area is 1,238 acres ; rate-
able value, ^1,468 ; the population in 1881 was 148.'
Parish Clerk, Samuel Heatli.
Letters through Lincoln,the nearest telegraph office. Ingham
is the nearest money otHoe. A Wall Letter Ikix ii'
cleared lit 4.40 p.m. week days only
Parochial School (mixed), bm1t in 1871, for 40 children ;^
average attendance, 25 ; supportSad by S. W. Wright es-j. '
ft voluntary uuntributions ; mistress, vacant
Caruiebs pass through every day from Ingham to Lincoln
Steeper Samuel, farmer
Key Joseph, blacksmith
Osgerby Isabel (Mrs. ), shopkeeiwr
Selby William, farm bailiff to John
RolHnsan esq
Sivift John, farmer
Woodall Thomas, farmer ft wool luer
(^■abon Beris PUleine, farmer
I Pilkinton Gemge, farmer
M.A. of Christ's CiiUege, Cambrid^ whoresides at Auwick
vicarage. Tlio Marquess of Bristol is lord of the m*uor
and principal landowner. The s jil is ligh( ; subsoil, gravel.
The chief crops arc wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The
area is 3,470 acres ; rateable value, ;fa,6i3 ; the population
in 1881 >ras 173.
DiTssuT St. Andrew, formerly a parish, now rnercly a
hamlet, is included in the population.
Parish Clork, Rason Bailey.
Letters arrive fnmi Grantham vi& Wellingore at 1 1 ji.m. ft
disi>atchod at a p.m. The nearest money order ft. .f^len
graph uHicc it at Ruskington
Pilkinton William, /armsr
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336 BRIGG'.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
BSIOO (or Glavfosd Bbioo) is a township in the
parishes of Bigby and Wrawby, union and market town,
head of a co anty court district, poUing-place for the
Northern division of the county, and railway station, in the
parts of Lindsey, south division of Yarboroagh wapentake,
rural deaner}' of Yar borough Vo. i. archdeaconr}' of Stow,
and diocese of Lincoln, situated on the rirer Ancholme,
which is navigable for sloops to the Humber ; it is 163^
miles from London, 16 south-west from Hull, 33 north from
the city of Lincoln, i5J north-east from Gainsborough, 19
west from Grimsby, on the road from Lincbln to Barton
and Grimsby. Brigg was formerly only a small fishing
hamlet, but it is now a thriving town of extensive trade,
is well lighted with gas and partially paved, and the inhabi-
tants are supplied with excellent water from St. Helen's
well, about a mile from the toivn : the Waterworks were
established by the late C. Cary-Elwes esq. The Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Company has a station
here, with extensive warehouses. Brigg is governed by a
Local Board of 15 members, and in 1872 it was formed into
an ecclesiastical parish from the civil parishes of Bigby,
Bronghton. Scawby and Wrawby. The church of St.
John the Evangelist is situated in the centre of the town,
and was rebuilt on the site of an old fabric in 1843-3, at an
expense of about ;£3,70o, raised by subscription, the stone
having been given by Sir John Nelthorpe bart. whose wife
laid the first stone : it is a substantial Gothic edifice, con-
sisting of chancel, nave and square tower with pinnacles
containing 8 bells. The register dates from baptisms and
marriages, 1843; burials, 1857. The living is known as
the vicarage of Glanfoi'd Bridge,8nd is of the yearly valne of
£350, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since 1879 by the Rev. Philip Henry Brierley m.a.
of Trinity College, Oxford and surr;»ate. There is a
lectureship in the church of £4% yearly, derived from 30
Official Eatablishmento,
Vosi k MoxET Odder & Tblsokafb Office, Savings
Bank k Government Annuity & Insurance Office, Wrawby
street
Postmaster — William Cressey
Letters from London & all parts, arrive at 7.14 a.m. Town
delivery commences 8.1^ a. m
Day mail from London arrives at 3.45 p.m
Letters from Ulceby & its delivery, Hull, Yorkshire ft Lan-
cashire, arrive at 6.14 p.m. (Sundays excepted). Town
delivery commences half an hour after
Letter box for London Jc South of England closes at 10. 15
a.m.; extra stamp, 10.35
Letter box for London, Sheffield, Manchester, Liverpool,
Derby, Lincoln, Gainsborough & all parts, closes at 5.^0
p.m. ; with an extra stamp at 5.55 p.m
Letter box for Hull, Ulceby, Grimsby, Bridlington, Barton,
Louth, New Holland &c. closes at 7.45 p.m. ; with an
extra stamp at 7.55 p.m
On Sundays the box closes for London & all parts at 4.45
p.m. Money orders issued from 9 a.m. to 4.50 p. m
COCTNTT MaQISTRATES FOB BrIOO PsTTT SESSIONAI,
Division.
Cross Rev. Prebendary John Edward m.a. Vicarage, Apple-
by, Brigg (chairman)
Astley Col. Sir John Dngdale bart. Elsham hall, Brig^
Astley Francis Edmund George esq. Elsham hall, Bngg
Cary-Elwes Valentine Dudley Henry esq. F.S.A., F.O.H.8.,
D.L., The Manor house, Brigg
Dalison Max Hammond esq. Greetwell h&U, Mantou
Field Rev. Thomas R.D. Rectory, Bigb^-, Brigg
Pigott William esq. Scawby grove, Brigg
Quirk Rev. James Francis m.a. Vicarage, Grasby, Caistor
Sutton Major Robert Nassau, Scawby hall, Brigg
Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas Freer, Bigby street
Petty Sessions are held at the Police Station every alternate
toesday, at 11 a.m
The Petty Sessional division comprises the following places :
— Bametby, Bigby, Brocklesby, Brouehton, Cadney,
Caistor, Clcxby,Croxton,ElsbBm,Glanford Brigg,Grasby,
Hibaldstow, Kedby, Kelsey (North), Kirmington.Limber
(Oreat), Melton Ross, Nettleton, Newstead, Bedboume,
Scawby, Searby, Snitterby, Somerby, Waddington, Wor-
Ulby, Wrawby
Local Board.
Offices, II Bigby street. Board day, last friday in month
at 10 a.m
Members — Henry Haddon Cave (chairman), William H.
Bee, Henr}- John Finney, E. Halmshaw, J. H. Henderson,
George Jackson, Charles Judge, George Archer L}-ne, J.
Hnnro, G. S. Sowter, J. Spring, J. Spring, jnn.. Barker
Symonds, Christopher Rowland Symonds, Thomas Vaiiow
Clerk, Stalin Hett, Bigby street
acres of land ; the present lecturer is the vicar. Here is a
Catholic Church in Bigby street, dedicated to the Immacu-
late Heart of Mary, endowed by V. D. H. Cary-Elwes esq.
and others ; also a Congregational chapel, Wrawby stmt
Wesleyan Methodist, a large building, and Primitive
Methodist, both in Bridge street ; a Free Methodnt in
Bigby street and a Friend^ Meeting-house in Queen street.
A Cemetery, situated on the road to Wrawby, a short dis-
tance from the town, covering an area of fonr acres, was
opened on the ist of August, 1857, at a cost of ^£3,500; it
has two mortuary chapes, and js under the control of the
Wrawby-cum-Brigg Burial Board of nine members. The
weekly market is well attended and held on Thursday ; and
a fair is held on the ^th of August for cattle and general
commodities, and a hiring for servants on the Friday before
Old May-day. Adjoining the union is the Police Station, a
stone building where Petty Sessions are held every
alternate Tuesday : the County Conrt is also hold here.
A Corn Exchange was erected in 1850 by a joint-stock com-
pany. The Exdiange Club is at the Corn Exchange, and
IS maintained by an annual subscription of ij guineas from
each member. There are news and reading rooms, which
are well supplied with newspapers and periodicals. The
Foresters' Hall is in Forester street, and is a commudions
structure. There are two banks and a savings bank. V.
D. H. Cary-Elwes esq, d.l., j.f. is lord of the manor and
Sriucipal landowner. The population of the local board
istrict in i83i was 3,087, viz: — Glanford Brigg township,
1,657 : >n Bigby parish, 105 ; in Broughton, 314; in Scawby,
618; and in Wrawby, 419 ; rateable valuc,j^3,98a ; the popu-
lation of the ecclesiastictd parish in 1881 was 3,151, viz:— in
Bigby, 434; Broughton, 314; Scawbv, 618 ; and Wra-nrby,
1,885.
Parish Clerk, Charles Darnell.
Ijocal lostitutiona Ao.
Treasurer, Charles Stephen Hollingworth, S Wrawby street
Medical Officer of Health, Frank Craddock Palmer i.i.Q.c.i>.
irel. 7 Market place
Surveyor k Inspector of Nuisanors, Chas. Hornsby, Bigby rJ
Collector, William Dawion, Bridge street
Insurance Aqents:—
Alliance Fire k Life, J. P. Broadgate, Market place, Drigg
Imperial Accident, J. P. Broadgate, Market place
London Assurance, David G. Briggs, Market plac3
Norwich Union, John Spring
Phoenix Fire, J. B. Allen, Market place
Provident Life, Fryer k Co. Market pUcc
Scottish Amicable, J. B. Alien, Market place
Scottish Equitable Life, C. S. Hollingworth, manager, Oli
Lincoln Bank
Sun Fire, Spring k Bell
Public Estabushx ents : —
Cattle k Pig Market, Woolpack yard
Cemetery, Wrawby road, Rnlin Hett, clerk to t^ie
Wrawby-cnm-BritK Burial Board, George Wray, keeper
Corn Exchange, Market place, Roslin Hett, sec .
County Coort.Polica Station, Wrawby street ; office, Bigby
St. ; His Honor James Steplien ll.d. jud|^e ; Ruslin Hett,
registrar ; John Uppleby Stapylton Smith, high bailiff ;
Spring k Son, sub-tniliRs. The conrt is held evcrj- two
months. The following parishes and places are within
ito jurisdiction : Appfeby, Ashby, Barnetby-le-Wold,
Bottesford, Bromby, Broughton, Burringliam, Burton-
on-Stather, Burton Stather, Buttcrwick East, Cadney-
cum-Howsham, Castlethorpe, Cleatham, Crosby, Croxton
Elsham, Flixborough, Frodingham, Gokcwell, Glanford
Brigg, Gunhouse (in the parish of Frodingham), Hibald-
stow, Holme, Kirmiagton, Kirtun-in-Lindsey, Manby,
Msnton, Melton Ross, Messingham, Newstead,Normanby,
Raventhorpe, Redboume, Saiiton (High fe Low),
ScawbyKnim-Sturton, Scunthorpe, Thealby, Twigmorc,
WorUby, Wrawby, Yaddlethorpe
County Police Station, Wrawby street, Thomas Danbv,
superintendent k four constables
Ebcchange Club, Corn Exchange, C. L. Hett esq. secre-
tary ; C. 9. H(dlingwnrth esq. tieagnrer
Foresters' Hall, Forester street
Inland Revenue Office, Angel inn, Jno. Hy. Clazton, ol-
lector ; Robert Byerley, supen-isor ; Hy. Douglas, olBcer
Reading Rooms, Bridge street, John Ashton, hon. sec
Stamp Office, Bridge street, John Hampden Sergeant,
sabffistribntor
Town Hall, Blarket place
GtANFOBD Bbioo Union.
Board day every alternate thnrsday at the Union wj?'.:-
hoose, at 10 45 a.in
Glanford Brigg union comprises the following places :—
Alkborongh, Appleby, Ashby, Bametby-le-Wold, Barrow-
npm-Humbsr, Booby, Bottesford; Bromby, Broogfaton,
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
DIHECTORY.]
LUrCOLNSHBtfi;
Buoo. 837
Bnningliam, Btirt<8i-apoti-St«ther, Bnttenrick East,
Culney-ciim-Homsham, Qeatiiam, Crosby, Oroston, El-
diain, Ftrrib; Sooth, Flizborongh, PlrodinghftTn, Glui-
ford Brin^ GoshiU, Ganhoiue, Halton East, Halton
Vest, ffiUdstow, H(dnie,IHork8tow, KaUngholme North,
KiOuigluiline Soath, EirmiDgton, Eirton-in-Liiidsey,
Minton, Mdton Ross, Messmgham, Neirst«ad, Barao-
ikoTft, Bedbourne, Bozby-cmn-Ruby, St. Mary (Bwton-
npon-Hmnber), St. Peter (Barton-npon-Hnmber), Saxby,
Srawby-cam-Starton, SeonthoiTe, Thornton Cnrtu,
Tvigmore, Dloeby, 'Whitton, Winteringham, Wootton,
Worlaby, Wrawt^, Taddlethorpe : the popnlation of the
Union in 1881 was 40,170 : rateable value, £319^346.
OeA to the Guardians, Boalin Hett, Bigby street, Brisg
Aaiitant Clerk, Frank Croirder Hett, Kgby street, Bngg
Trcasoreri Alexander Samnel LesUe^ Helrille, Lincoln
Belining OtBcera k Collectors to the Guardians, Barton
district, C. L. Bennett, Barton-onrHumber ; Brigg k
Kirton district, William Mason, Brougbton ; Winterton
district, James Jade, Winterton
VaednatiaD OiHoer, <Uiaries William Cray, Point ho. Brigg
Medical Officer k Public Vaodnator, Barrov district,
Frederick FUlpot i:>F.p.8.alas. Barrow-on-Homber ; Bar-
ton distrieti Jonn Horley, Barton-on-Hnmber ; Brigg dis-
trict, James Bnrdett Mozon, Brigg ; Bron^ton district;
Jigus Tltley k.d. Bri^ ; Kirton district, Charies Fred-
erick George, Kirton-m-Lindsay ; Massingham district,
Muiminian Baphael Julian Behrendt I..B.C.P. sdin. Bnr-
lingham; Scnnthonw district, James Conldrey, Scun-
thorpe ; Ulceby district, Thomas Barron, Ulceby ; Winter-
ton distriet, Soger PortiDgton Goodworth l.b.c,p. adin-
mnterton
Snperintendent Begistrar, BosHn Hett, Bigby street, Brigg ;
otpaty, Thomas Wilson, 38 Albert street, Brigg
Rwtttrars of Births k Deaths, No. i, Brigg sab-district,
William Mason, Bronghton ; No. a, Winterton snb-dis-
trict, George Morwood, Winterton ; No. 3, Barton sub-
district, Charles Lucas Bennett, Barion-on-Humber
Bcgistrars of Marriages, Barton district, Henry Jenkins
Tomlinson, Barton-on-Humber : Brigg district, Antonie
Jiiddlemore Sergeant, Brigg ; Winterton district, George
Horwood, Winterton
A Workhouse, at the entrance of the town from Wrawby,
wu erected in 1835. to hold aao inmates ; it is of white
brnk, k has a detached fever ward ; Bev. Philip Henry
Brierley ila. chaplain ; James Burdett Mozon, medical
of&cer : H. Gibson, master ; Mrs. Gibson, matron ; FVances
M. Hookham, schoolmistress
Bmui. SAmTAmr AcTEOBrrr.
Oerk, Boalin Hett, Market place, Brigg
Trosorer, A. S. L. Melville, Bank, llncohi
Medical Offloer of Health, James Bnrdett Mozao, Bridge
ttreet. Brim
Impector of Nuisances, J. Drayton, Hibaldstow
ScaooL ATTSNiuMca Coiatmna.
Oerk, Bodin Hett, Market place, Brigg
Attendance Officers, Ebeneier Middlebrook, Albert street,
Brigg; David Foster, New Holland; Joseph WeUs,
Winterton
Pniuc OmoBs :—
k Collector of Queen's Tazes, Spring k Son,
Marketplace
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Jas. Bnrdett Mozon, Bridge st
Cleik to the Burial Board, Boslin Hett, Bigby street
Clerk to Coomiisaioners of Taxes k to Commissioners of
Severs, Boslin Hett, Bigby street
Commissioners of Ancholme Drainage k Navigation, Tboe.
Freer fc Frank C. Hett, clerks: Alfred Atkinson CB.
engineer ; Samnel Cole, toll collector
Inhod Bevenne Offloer Jc Inspector of Com Betums, Henry
Dooj^ Garden street
Inspector of Weights k Measures, Thomas Danby, Police
Station, Wrawby street
Medical Officer of Health, Bronghton Urban District, Trvak
(^adock Palmer, 7 Market place
ohcrifFs Officers, Spring Jc Son, 19 Market place
Snperintendent of Police, Thomas Danby, Police Station,
Wrawby street
^Dpervisor of Inland Rerentie, Bobert Byerlegr
Town Crier, John Oiwkwell, Cary lane
Treasurer to the Court of Sewers, W. O. Nichdson
Pucks of WassBip, with times of servioea : —
St. John the Evanselist Church, Wrawby street, Bev.
Philip Henry Brierky ILA. vicar k lecturer; 8 k >i a.m.
2.30 k 6.30 p.m. ; daily 8 a.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Immacolate Heart of Ibry Catholic Church, Bigby street,
Bev. Pttrick Aloyions Canity, priest ; mass, 8 fc 11 a.m.
serr. 6.30 p.m. ; daily mass, 8 a.m. ; serv. thurs. 7.30 p.m
Society of FWenda' Meeting House, Queen street, 10.30
a.m. only; wed. 7.30 p.m
Congregational Cha^ Wrawby street, Bev. William
James Loxton, minister: ia3oa.m. k 6.30 pi.in. ; mon.
k wed. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Bridge street, ministers
various; 10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; tues. 7.15 p.m
Methodist Free Church, Bigby street, Bev. George
Whaite, minister ;. jo.45».m. £6.30 pim.; mon. 7.30 n.m
Wesleyan Chapel, Bridge street, Bev. William Holds-
worth, minister ; 10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; mon. 7.30 p.m
Schools : —
Grammar, Grammar School' road, endowed by the late
Sir John Nelthorpe bart. who in 1669 invested property
in the hands of trustees for its maintenance ; the income
is now^4oo yearly, derived from land k houses ; Bidi-
mond Flowers esq. m.a. head master ; William P. Mayor
esq. B.A. second master
National (boys k girls), Bigby road, erected in 1855 ; it
will hold 550 children, k has an average attendance of
500 ; Wilhun Pawley, master ; Elizabeth Eaye, mistress
Infants', Coney court. Miss Alice Thompson, mistress
Catholic, Miss Annie Lynch, mistrees
COKVSTANCK : —
Railway Station, J. G. Jessop, station master
An omnibus from the Angel Hotel meets every train
Cabriebs, with inns they go from and days of departure :—
Alkbobouoh — ^William Taylor, * Ancholme,' mon. thurs-
fcsat
Applbbt — Geoive Harrison, .* Woolpack,' thurs. ; CSiarles
Leaning, ' Ancholme,' thurs
AsHBY-^ohn Smith, ' Ancholme,' thurs
Babnetet-lb-Wou) — Samnel Crow, 'Black Bull,' thurs
Babbow— Henry Hewett, ' Black Bull,' thurs
Babton — Richard Hoodless, ' Bed Lion,' tues. k thurs
BoKEV — William Trippit, ' Ancholme,' thurs
BoTTBBFOBD — John Smith, 'Ancholme,' thurs. k sat
Bbouohton — Edward Foster k James Wells, 'Nelthorpe
Arms,' thnrs
Bubbinqkau— Wm. Drayton, ' NdUiorpe Armsi'tbnis. k
sat. ; lOng, ' White Hart,' thurs. k sat
Caistiob — ^William Dmry k Thomas Moore, ' Anchohne,'
thurs
E1.8HAH— John Bell, ' Bed Lion,' mon. thurs. k sat
Fbodinoham — John Drury, 'Ancholme,' thurs
O&ASBT — J<^ Freer, George Blarkbam k Uriah Lacey^ .
• Ancholme,' thnrs
Habbouob— Thomas Miller, * Red Lion,' thurs
Hawkbobodoh — Charles Hnmby, * Woolpack,' mon.
thnrs. k sat
HiBAUDSTOW — John Coulson, 'Ancholme,' thnrs. k sat. ;
— Lilley, ■ Woolpack,' thurs. k sat
Huix — John Dmi7, 'Ancholme,' thurs
Keblbt— George Cook, ' Bed Lion,' thurs
KxLSET, NoBTH— John Lidyard, * Ancholme,^ thnrs. ;
Thomas Drayton, ' Ancholme,' thurs. ; George Grey,
' White Eiat,' thnrs
KsiSBT, SotTTH— Henry Martin, ' Anchohne,' thnrs. ;
Wallis Barr, ' Red Lion,' thurs
KiEMiHOTOii — Edward Wright, 'Anchohne,' thurs.;
Charles Crow, ' Red Lion,' thurs
KiBTON-iN-LiKDSBT— Henry Bronghton, 'White Hart,'
thnrs. ; James Helton, ' Ancholme,' mon. fc thurs
LiHBBB, Gbbat— Charles Crow, ' Red Lion,' thurs
Lincoln— James Hilton, ' Ancholme,' thurs
MsssiNOHAJC — George Lodcwood,' NelthorpeArms,*thur». ;
Bobert Poole, Anchdme tavern, thurs
NoHKANBT — Charles Mumby, Woolsack inn, thnr»
OwBSLXY — William Horton, * Bed Lion,' thnrs
BoTBUBY — William Girdham, ' Ancholme,' thurs
ScAWBY — John Whittles, ' Ancholme,' tues. thurs. ksai
ScoTTEB— Bobert Harsley, ' White Hart,' thurs
SctniTHOBFE— John Edward York, ' NelthorpeArms, thurs. ;
Skelton, ' Ancholme,' thnrs
SKimBBT— Alfred Hioe, Aneholtbe tavern, thurs
SoTTTB KnxiNOHOLia— Grimbleby, ' Black Bull,' thurs
Tbobnton— William Hogg, ' Bed Lion,' thurs
Clcbby — Jackson, * Black Bull,' thurs
WAODiNaHAit— Sims, 'Woolpack,' thurs. 'fcsat; William
Dncker, ' Nelthorpe Arms,' thnrs
Wbst Holtoh — Cnatles Mumby, 'Woolpack inn, mon.
thurs. k sat
WnxonoRTON — John Danboey, ' Nelthorpe Arms,* thurs
WniTEBTON — Charles Skelton,* Nelthorpe Arms,'inon.tnes.
thurs. k sat.; George ]3arrisoii, 'Woolpack,' tues.
thnrs. k sat
Wootton— James Cook, 'Bed Lion,' thnrs; Wilson, <Bed
Lion,' thurs
WOBLABT— Robinson, 'Black Bull,' thnrs ; George Gird-
ham, ' Ancholme,' thurs k sat
DigitijU^yVg^U^lC
388 BRioa.
LDTCOLNSHIBE.
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TADDLKniOBFB— JnhB South, ' Ancbolme,' thvn
Wbawbt— Charlea Taylor, ' Bed Lion,' daUy
Vtrm CoNTnANca: —
HOLL. — ^The Anchohne Packet Company'* fly boat from the
wharf, Bivenide, calling at Broajrhton, AjipMjv, Bmilqr,
Sazbr and 6ther places, on mon. tnes. ir«l. m. k sat.
PBIVATB aKSIDWn.
Allen John B. 36 Bip;by street
Andrews Mrs. 19 Bigby roctd
Atkinson Alfred c.B. Bridge street
Baker Miss, 19 Bigby road
Beaamont Miss, Bridge street
Bee William H. la Market place
Bramford Charles, 43 Bridge street
Bratley Alfred, Mill place
Bratley John, Mill pUce
Brierley Be v. Philip Henry m.a. [vicar
A surrogate ft chaplain of the work-
hnnse], vicarage
Briggs Itevid Qrant, Wrawby rood
Bnnagate Jsph. Palfreman, ai Bigby rd
BroDghton John, 16 Wrawby street
Brown Mrs. 16 Bigby street
Cary-Elwes Valentiae Dudley Henry
r>8.A., T.o.na., d.l., i.v. The Manor
house ; k Billing hall, Northampton-
shire
Care Henry H. The Manor honse
Cawkwell Miss, aa Bigby street
Chatterton William, 6 Bridge street
Chatterton William, 17 Bigby street
Clark Mrs. Carl house
Cockett Edward, 39 Market place
CoDsty Ber. Fatric Aloyions [Catholic],
45 Albert street
Oaitoo Herbert Woody, 38 Wrawby st
Day Job, 48 Wrawby street
Emmersoo Henry, i New street
Fieldsend Qeorge Wilson, Bridge street
Finney Henry John, 13 Bigby road
Flowers Bimmond v.a. [head master].
Grammar School road
Fraokish Joseph, a New street
Gladwin Benjamin, a Albert street
Ooodman Francis George u.b., u.c.l.
34 Bigby street
Oommerson James, Mill place
Hargrare Cbas. Edward, 33 Bigby rd
Hargrare Mrs. 69 Wrawby street
Hayes Alfred Darye, 51 Wrawby street
Henderson Joshua, 15A, Albert street
Hett Charles Louis, Bridge street
Hett Boslin, Bigby street
Hobson Mrs. Wrawby road
Holdsworth Rev. William [Wesleyau],
33 Bridge street
Bollingworth Chas. Stphn.8 Wrawby si
Holmes Mrs. Yarborough place
Holmes William P
Hopkins Mrs. 35 Bigby street
Johnson Mrs. Mill na
starting at 7.30 •.m. ; wtnming frcm the Cgvpontioii
Pier, Hull, at about a.30 p.m. ; T. T. OaBia, agent,
90 High street, Hull
place
Johnson Mrs. 11 Albert street
Kennington Mrs. 8 Queen street
Larder Mrs. 3a Bridge street
Laverack John, Poplars
Loztoa Rev. William James [Congre-
gationall, 38 Albert street
Harriott 'fbomas, ai Albert street
Marrows Mrs. 33 Bigby road
Mason Thomas, 15 Albert street
Mayor William P. b. a. [second master].
Grammar school
Milner Bev. John [Primitive Methx>di8t],
18 Albert street
Moxon James Bnrdett, Bridge street
Nainby Mrs. Bigby street
Nelsm Mrs. 30 Bigby street
Oxtoby Mrs. Castle cottage
Palmer Frank Craddock, 7 Market pi
Fetch Mrs. i Albert street
Seargeant Hampden, Bridge street
Sergeant Antonie Middlemore, Glan-
ford honse
Sowerby Smith, Bridge street
Sowter Greorge 9. Bigby street
Spring Jonathan, 18 Bigby street
Swail Mrs. 19 Bigby street
Symonds Barker, 31 Market place
Symonds Christr. Bowland, 14 Market pi
Titley James u.D. a Bigby street
Traiford Mrs. 8 Albert street
Trading vessels to Brandy wharf from the Brigg wfaad^
in connection with the Ancbolme Packet Con^niy;
John Forkess, manager
Whaite Bev. George [Free Mathodisti, 1 Clark nredarick Edward, Dying Gb-
4a Albert street | diator p.k. 40 Bigby ttrset
Wilson Rev. John[PrimitiveMetiK)dist], 1 Clark John, fishmoogeT, 56 Wrawby it
Mill place { Clark John, tailor, 35 Bridge street
Wilson Thomas, a8 Albert street Clark Wm. shopkeeper, 48 Bridge st
COKKBBCIAL. ! Cleugh ft Son, tailors ft woollen drs-
AlocAk John,brick ft tile ma. 41 Elwes st ! pers, 10 Market place
Allen John B. manager of the Lincoln ' Cole Ste^ien, stone mason, Elwes street
ft Lindsay Bank, ft treasurer to
Bronghton local board. Market place
Allan William Clangfaton, confectioner,
31 Market place
Aneholme Drainage ft Navigation
Engineer's OfBca (Thomas Fner ft
Frimk O. Hett, clerks ; Alfred Atkin- 1
son c.s. engineer). Bridge street 1
Andiolme Packet Co. Limited (John \
Porkess, manager) j
Amall John ThoflMs, veterinary sur-
geon, 36 Bigby street ,
Ashton John, printer, stationer, book-
County Court (Boslin Hett, registrar),
Wrawby street ; office, Bigby street
Cooper Henry, linen draper. Bridge st
Cray Charles William, vaccination
officer for Brigg Union, Point honse
Cressey William, bookseUer ft printer,
5 Wrawby street
Crosby George, fruiterer, 43 Bigby st
Cross EdwaiS, butcher, 18 Wrawby st
Cross John Henry, watch maker fc
jeweller, a Wrawbr street
CrossBobert,farriar,OTammaTSchiaol rd
Cross Wm. beer reUiler, 37 Wrawby >t
edler ft fancy repository, 7^ Wrawby st 1 DaddyHezekiah,leather seUr. i4Qosen at
Atkinson Alfred, civil engmeer ft sur- ' Dann George, draper ft grocer, 52
veyor to court of sewers. Bridge st 1 Wrawby street
Bajley ft Co. grocers. Bridge street Danb^ Thomas, superintendent of
Barker Francis, wheelwTight,48 Bigby st I police ft inspector of weights ft mea-
Barratt Ami (Miss), millmer,4i Bigby st i sures, Wrawby street
Barrett Wm. boys school, 37 Albert st j Darley John, shopkeeper, BridgR street
Bartle George, watch maker ft jeweller,
5 Market place
Bdl Edwin & Thomas, millers (wind).
Mill lane
Bergman Lewis Hansell, dentist, 75
Wrawby street
Berryman John, sewing machine agent,
17 Bigby road
Bird Thomas, farmer, Mill place
Bramford Chas. wheelwright. Bridge st
Bramley Sarah (Mrs. ), grocer. Bridge st
Bramley William, painter, Carey Isjie
Bratley John ft Alfred, millers (steam),
corn ft flour merchants, Mill place,
Elwes street, Aneholme court; ft
Victoria mill
Brigg Conservative Club (8. Sabey,
sec. ), Coney court ~
Brigg Gas do. Limited (Thos. Freer,
sec. ; Robert Spencer Knowles, man-
ager), Biverside
Brigg Liberal Club (Edwin Halmabaw
6 John H. Sergisant, sees.), An-
eholme house
Brigg Savings Bank (J. A. Tumman,
actuary ; Thomas Wilson, auditor)
Brigg Steam Cultivation Co. Limited
(Charles Louis Hett, sec.), Bridge st
Brigg Trade Protection Society (Geo.
Sorter, solicitor), Bigby street
Briggs David Grant, auctioneer,
Wrawby road
Broadgate Joseph Palfreman, aac-
tioneer, valuer, house ft estate agent,
Market place
Broughton John, grocer and agent for
W. ft A. Gilbey, wine ft spirit mer-
chants, 14 Wrawby street
Brown George, chemist, 59 Wrawby st
Campion SamL stone mason. Bridge st
Cave Henry Haddon, land agent to V.
D. Caiy-Elwes esq. d.l., j.p. The
Maner house
Oawkwell John, cabinet ma. 43 Bigby st
Cawkwell John, town crier, Careby lane
Cemetery (Boslin Hett, clerk to the
Burial Board ; Geo. Wray, keeper),
Wrawby road
Chant James Cook, watch ft clock
maker, 68 Wrawby street
Chatterton Wm. corn mer. Bridge stoeet
Cheesman Thomas Toft, plumber ft
glazier, ao Wrawby street
Christian Knowledge Society's Depot
(Robert Eaton), 33 Wrawby street
Clark Caleb, bricklayer ft shopkeeper,
4 Queen street
Darley William, Nelthorpe Arms p.h.
ft coal ndercbant. Bridge street
Dawson William, collector to the Local
Board, Bridge street
Dent George, builder. Bridge street
Dent John Jarvis, watch maker, 61
Wrawby street
Dent Robert, bricklajrer, 19 Wrawby st
Denton Robert, butcher. Bridge street
Douglas Henry, inland revenue otiicer
ft inspector of corn returns. Garden st
DraperGeo. paintr. ftdeertr. laWrawbyst
Drinkall John William, shopkeeper, 37
Elwes street
Dunham Wm. coal dlr, Manley gardens
Eaton Robert, tailor ft woidlea draper,
33 Wrawby street
Socles John, tailor ftc 5 ft 8 Bigby st
Elliott Jos. chimney sweeper, James st
Elwood Aim (Mrs. ), boot ft shoe maker,
8 Market place
Emerson Hy.ale ft porter mer. Biverside
Exchange Club (Charles Lotiis Hett esq.
ban sec.). Com Exchange
Fairbank Geo. reporter, 36 Wrawby st
Farmers' Co. Limited, manhfsctorers
of chemical manures ft seed crushers
(Thomas Figott, asc), Tarborong^i
mills ; ft at Barton-on-Humber
Finney Arthur Cook, chemist, 28
Market place
Finney Hy. Jn. draper, 74 Wraw6y st
Fowkes Sarah (Miss), preparatory
school, 6 Albert street '
Fowler Thos. confectioner, 16 Market pi
Freer, Hett ft Hett, solicitors, Bigby st
Freer Thomas (firm. Freer, Hett k
Hett), solicitor ft clerk ip msgis-
trates for Brigg ft Winter'tou' Petty
Sessional division, ft to^C^opis-
sioners of Aneholme Driitiiage k
Navigation, ft surveyor to Comt of
Sewers, Bigby street , ,
Fryer ft Co, wme ft brandy^unportRS
ft agents, 9 Market place
Gantby William BurkeU, otUiiet jnsker
ft upholsterer, 49 Elwes' nrdet
Gibson George Henry, dien^st ft dng-
gist, 76 Wrawby atreet ' ' '
Gibson Harriet (Mrs.), Black Bull t.n.
3 Wrawby street
Gilliatt John, cattle dealer, 8 9igbx,Td
GladwinBenjamin, com factriWatersde
Glover George, milliner, 6f> BLrawby It
Glover Mary Jane (Miss);'kiilii&!r, 43
Wrawby street
Glover Robert, tailor, is Bigby street
Digi
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DI^EOrOBT.]
CkNdoHui FIras. CI«orge M.K., X.C.X«.
aufeon, 34 Bicby street
Gnmmar Scbaol (Bicbmond Floven
iLi. head matter; Wm. F. Mayor
(.I. aeeood nuiater). Grammar
Sdiool road
Green Joseph, painter, 57 Wrawtiy tt
Greea Sii^pson, darter. Bridge atreet
Gmnmerson Jamea,grooer,4o Markei pi
Htln.William, aeedimaii, t^Wrawby 9t
Balmahaw k Son, china dealer t tallov
chuidlara, 10 Wrawby street
Hirjiave k Soa, boot It «boe makers,
69 Wrawby street
Hirt William, hladnwtffth, ai Eigby st
Stjtt k Son, solicitors, C^irey lane
Hayes Ufred Davye (firm, Hayes Ic
Snn), solicitor Js commissioner,
Cmylane
Henderton Charles William, watch
maker, 44 Bigby street
Hraderaon Joseph, hair dresser, 15
Market place
QettCharles Loois, bydraolic tc general
engineer, millwrignt k ironfomider ;
nianniactiirer of torbines, oentrifngal
pomping machines k pumping water
wheels, Ancholme foundry, Bndge st
Bett Prank Growder (Brm, Freer, Hett
k Bett, solicitor, commissioner for
oaths, asaista&t.derk to Onsrdiana of
Brigg Union Ic derk to Commia-
■knera of Ancholme Drainage k
Sangation, Bigby street
Hett Boalin (Arm, FMer, Hett k Hen),
aolidtor Ic perpetual oommiasiooer,
legjatiar of County Court at Bri^g,
dai to the Wrawby-eum-Bngg
Burial Board, to commissioners of
Uxea for Uanley diriaicHi, to commis-
aoners of aewers for wapentakes of
Maniey, Corringham Ic Aslacoe Ooar-
dians, to Bural Sanitary Authority,
k School Attendance Committee, of
Glanford Brigg Union, k to Bri^
Local Board, k saperintendent regis-
trar, Big^ street
Hill Jamea Kdiard, watch ma. Kiln la
. HijcknenBen.greengrcr. 45 Wrawby st
HuUingworth Charles Stephen,manager
of Smith, Ellison k Co. 'a bank, &
treasurer to the Local Board, 8
Wrawby atreet
Bilmea John WiUiam, plumber &c.
Eafioe street
Hopkins John,8hnpkeeper, Bridge street
Hvrstead John, rope ma. Bridge street
Howson Frederick John, pork batcher.
Bridge street
Hornsby Charles, surveyor k inspector
uf nuisances to the urban sanitary
aathority, Bigby atreet
HotchinaoD Henry, beer retailer &
wheelwright, 17 Wrawby street
Jackson George Ic Son, booksellers k
stationers, news agents, printers, k
music adlers, pianoforte Ic har-
moniimi warehouse, 33 Marlcet place
Jackson Thomas, grocer, 66 Wrawby st
Jodge ft Cole, brick makers
Jodge Charlea, grocer, Engine street k
Wrawby street
Knight William Edwin, butcher Ic
mineral water manufr. 63 Wrawby st
KooltWm. shopkeeper, 16 Bridge street
Liceby Chas. beer retlr. 13 Wrawby at
Lincobi k Lindaey Banking Co. Limited
I branch) (John B. Allen, manager),
Market place ; draw on Prescott, Cave
k Co. London B.C
IL.<>ller k Co. ^nn makers, la Market pi
LingAnn( Hiss),milliner, la Wrawby st
L}iie George Arthur, rope, twine fe
sheep netting manufacturer.&general
dealer in saoca, stack, waggon covers
tx. 6 Wrawl^ street
LINCOLNSHIBS.
j^^iMOeorg* Arthur, agjricaitnrai teed
mtrduuit, 6 Wrawby street
Marriott Thomas, laddMr, 3a Market p)
Marrows Ic Sons, coach bUrs, Bridge st
Masoq, Sympttds Ic Symonds, Imen
drapers, milliners Ic carpet war»<
housemen, grocers Ic tea nealera, ai
Market plitoe.
Mason, Symonds k Symondt, im-
porters (rf foreign wines Ic spirits, ale
Ic poster merchanta, Icimportarg o(
cigars, 14 Market {dace
Blidolebrooke Ebenezer, school atten-
dance officer to Olanford Brigg rural
district, Albert street
Middleton John, saddler, i Wrawby st
Miller Alfred, Hammer in Hand p.h.
Elwes atreet
Milson Wm. bosket ma. 64 Wrawby at
Mitchell Surah (Ifrs.), ladiee' school, aa
Wrawby street 1
Morris Thomas, provision dealer, 54 I
Wrawby street 1
Moxon k Goodman, surgeons, Bridge st '
Mozon James Burdett, surceon, certify- i
ing factory surgeon, medical officer of '
health to Olanford Brigg rural dis-
trict, medical officer to workhouse k
medical officer tc public vaccinator,
Brigg district, OlamMd Brigg union.
Bridge street
Mnndey Richard, batcher, aa Market pi
Munro Jas. travelling dn>r. a3 Bigl^ st
Nainby Elisabeth mwkesley (Mrs.),
ironmonger, Bigby street
Mainby Jobi, woollen draper Ic hatter,
9 WrawlKV street
Nettlet«n William, marine store dealer
k shopkeeper, 49 Wrawby street
Oglesby Wm, eaunet ma.75 Wrawby st
Ott«r uabella (Mrs.), grocer, 6a Wraw-
bystreet
Palethorpe Wm. greengrocer, Bridge at
Palmer Frank-Cradock i,.k.Ic a.c.P.irel
surgeon Ic medical officer of health to
Brig^ k Bronghton Urban Sanitary
districts, 7 Market place
Parker George, feUmonger, Silversidee
Fatdiett Bros, drapers, 11 Wrawby st
Peet Jane (Mrs.), fancy repository, 46
Wrawby street
Pinder John Giles, seedsman. Bridge st
Porkess Jn. grcr. Ic tea dlr. 74 Bridge st
Potter Thomas, saddler Ic harness
maker, 71 Wrawby street
Quarmby Joseph, engineer, millwright,
agricultural implement maker k
agent for the principal agricultural
implement makers, la Elwes street
Bands Thos. boot Ic shoe ma. Bridge st
Banns John, boot maker, a Elwes st
Beading Rooms (John Ashton, hon.
sec.), Bridge street
Religious Tract Society's Depdt (Jack-
aoM Ic Son), Market place
Robbins George, White Horse hotel,
Wrawby street
Roberts John, shopkeeper, 56 Bridge «t
Robinson William, seedsman, 6 iSlBr-
ket place
Robinson William (Mrs.), fancy reposi-
tory, Market place
Rowbottom Charles,boot ma. 40 Bigby st
Rowbuttom George, tailor Ic wooUen
draper, 13 Market place
Rowbottom Henry, butcher, Bridge st
Rowbottom Wm. painter, 36 Elwes st
Rutland WjlUam, beer retailer, 39
Wrawby street
Sabey Samuel, grocer, 14 Bridge street
Sandall John, plumber * glazier, 50
Bridge street
Selby Thee, hair dresser, 73 Wrawby st
Sergeant Antonie Middlemoie k E .IcCo.
White Hart p.h. brewers Ic maltsters
Ic wine k spirit merchants. Bridge st
BRIGSLBYi 889
Sergeant Antonie MH^iemvitt (lefis-
. trar of nvarriages for Brigg distnct,
Bridge.atreet , 1 . . .- -.
ShirtcUffe Samuel, Broddestnq' Ox P.H.
' Bridge street ...
Skevington Joeeph Hellaby, Angel
family Ic commercial hvtel, JUarfcat
place
Smith, .Ellison Ic Co. bankers (Charles
, Stephen HoUingworth, maaagei), 8
Wrawby street ; draw on Smith,
Payne c Smiths, London e,e
Smith Catharine (Miss), dress maker,
50 Wrawby street
Smith Chas. hair dresser, 51 Bigby st
Smith Edward Hudson, ironmonger, a
Market phkce
Smith Thomas, cabinet maker Ic up-
holsterer, 47 Wiswby street
Sowter George 3haw, solicitor, cleric to
Bronghton local board, k solicitor to
Britt Trade Protection Society,
Bigby street
Sowerl^ James,blaeksmith,47 Bigby st
So>werby Joseph, bootmaker. Bridge st
Spight John William Ic Co. engineers,
millwrights, iron Ic brsssfounden k
agricnltnral implement manufac-
turers, Victoria iron works. See
advertisement
Spring Ic Son, auctioneers, valuers,
house -Ic estate agents Ice. kc. 19
Market place
Spring It Co. chemists, 1 1 Market pi
firing Christopher, china, g^ss Ic
eartlienware dealer, 40 Wrawby st
Stamp Office ( Jolm ^mpden Sergeant,
sutwlistribntor), Bridge street
Stringer Richard Edward, Woolpack inn,
Market daoe
Stubbins Chas. basket ma. Bridge st
Sntton Francis Richard, ale, porter Ic
stout brewer, k wine & spirit mw-
chant, Britannia brewery, Wrawby
street ; Ic at Scunthorpe
Taylor Thomas, Anoholme tavern, t
Market place
Thompeon Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer.
Bridge street
Thompeon Joseph, builder. Bridge st
Tilson Charles, draper, 55 Wrawby st
Titley James x.d. surgeon. It medical
officer k public vaccinator, Bronghton
district, Glanford Brigg union, a
Bigby street
Tong & Turtle, butchers, 25 Market pi
Torry Charles Edwatd, mmeral k ool-
liery agent, coal Ice. merchant, i]
Bigby road ; Ic at Great Grimsby
Tivicble Joseph, Lamb p.h. Bigby st
Varlow Thomas, grocer Ic draper, 39 k
30 Market pUice
Waite Ann (Mrs.), baker, 11 Elwes st
Walker Ann (Mrs.), Hope inn. Market
place
Walker Thomas, boot Ic shoe maker,65
Wrawby street
Walmsley Augustine, baker, Market lit-
Walton Wm. iishmonger, 34 Wrawby st
Watkin Charles, painter, 12 Cross st
Webb John, boiloer, 9 Albert street
Westoby Edward, linen draper, 35
Market place
White Ic Son, aerated water manufac-
turers, Coney court
White James Gentle, greengrocer, 67
Wrawby street
Willows Edward, linen draper, 15
Wrawby street
Wilson Thomas, deputy supt. registrar,
38 Albert street
Wood Edward, brewer k wine Ic spirit
merchant Ice. 34 Market place
Wood Elizabeth (Mrs.), Bed Lion p.h.
7 Wrawby street
i Wray Geo. boot Ic shoe ma. 58Wrawby st
BBIOSI^XT is a smail village and paridi, in the I Clay station, and 5 sonth-b^-west from Grimsby. The
N-irtbem division of tiie county, parts of Lmdsey, wapen- I church ofSt. Helen is a bnilding of the Norman and Early
take of Bradley Haverstoe, Grimsby county court district, { English periods, with some Geometrical insertions, consist-
Caistor union, rural deanery of Grimsby lIo.a,archdeao(mry I ing ^f chanoel.and nave and tower containing 3 bells : the
"f :itow. diocese of l.ip<vJ»i, a miles west from Holton-le- I tower is Norman, tb* chancel and nave are Early Engl iab,
840 BRIGSLET.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kellt's
and the former retains two of ita original windows, and a the manor. The pincipal landowners are Bobert Etmbmt
iedDe ; tlie commnnion plate ineludet a cfaalioe dated 1575, i esq. of Onalethwaite, Barnaley ; G. H. Haigh esq.Graindiy,
and a large flagon, the gift of Letitia Lady Wigley, daughter ' and Charles Manb^ Nainby esq. i.r. of Bamoldby-le-Beck.
of Arthur Gressey, of this parish: the mnllions of the ■ —
dianoel windows are carred ont of chalk, and there are the
remains of across in the churchyard. The reeister dates
from aboat the year 17^0, the earlier portion having been
destroyed. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value jf 60,
in the gift of the Bishop of Bipon, and held since 1856
by the Rev. James GarveyH.A. of Christ's College, Csm-
bridge,who is also rector of and resides at Ashby-cnm-Fenby.
There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist cbapels.
Oeorge Heniy Haigh esq. d.l., j.p. of Qrainsby, is lord of
Harrison Thomas, grazier
Hinch John, farmer
Holmes William, farmer
Jacklin Betsey (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Bingham James, farmer
Birkitt Samael, farmer
Faalding Joseph, farmer
Fanlding Richard, farmer
BSmKHUX is a small village and pariah, in a pio-
toresque valley, in the Mid division of the counter, parts of
londsey, Hill hundred, Spilsby union, petty sessicmal divi-
sion aiul county court district, rural deanery of Hill No. a,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-north-
west from Spilsby, 9 east-north-east from Homcastle, 5^
west-sontb-west from Alford. The church of St. Philip is
a building in the Early English style, consisting of chancel,
nave, south porch and open bell gaUe containing i bell : it
was rebuilt m 1857 of old green sandstone and brick, with
freestone dressings : in the churchyard is a stone shaft of a
cross, terminating in an embattled coronaL The register
dates from the year 156a. The living is a rectory, consoU-
dated with that of Harrington, tithe rent-charge Z 343,
joint gross yearly value ;f 310, including 40 acres of glebe,
in the gift of Sir Henry Day Ingilby oart. and held since
iSco by the Rev. Robert Wentworth Cracroft b.a. of Balliol
Couege, Oxford, who resides at Harrington. There is a
Wesleyan chapel here, rebuilt in 1873. The poor have
seven acres of land, left by an nnknown donor. During the
Civil War Cromwell called upon a snbstantial yeoman in
this pariah to give up all his horses for the use of the Parlia-
mentary army, whereupon the farmer, being a Royalist, is
said to have sent them to the blacksmith for the ostensible
Shadford William
Burnett Thomas, farmer
Butters Henry, tailor
Cawthorpe Elizabeth (Mrs.), Fox k
Honnos p.h
Chapman Israel, wheelwright ft carpntr
Dring Robert, farmer
Maidens Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer.
Manor bouse
The soil is generally stiff, some portions of it are loamy ;
subsoil, clay. The area is 907A. ir. 8p. ; rateable valnt^
j(|^i,486 ; the population in 1881 was 1^9.
Parish Clerk, William Blythe.
Lettsb Box cleared at 5. Letters through OreatOrimsbj,
which is the nearest money order fc telegraph oflice
The children of this pariah attend the school at East Bavm-
dale, a miles distant
Cabkibb. — Henry Sharp, to Market Basen, tnes. ; to
Loath, wed. ; to Great Grimsby, frt. ; to Caistor, sat
Johnson John, farmer
Markham William, farmer
Simons Samuel, cattle dealer
StrawBon Henry, farmer
purpose of shoeing, but contrived to have their feet pridul
with the na^s in such a manner as to render them entiralj
useless for the time being : the descendants of this lojil
countryman have been occupants of the same land erer
since that time, the present representative bein^ Mrs-Hfaiy
Ann Maidens. In the parish are found pyntes of inn,
which, from its bright yellow colour, has been named
" Brinkhill gold." Sir Henry Day IngQby hart, of Harring-
ton Hall, who is lord of the manor, luabnrn Stanilsnd esq.
j.F. of Harrington, and Mr. Joseph Dring are the prind(sl
landowners. The soil is chalky loam and day; snbsiil,
same. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and tonipt.
The area is 82aA. oB. 39P. ; rateable V8lue,j£x,i4i ; the poin-
lation in 1 88 1 was 149.
Parish Gerk, William Dixon
Letters through Spilsby arrive at 9.30 a.m. by loot
messenger, who returns at 3.30 p.m. The nearest moeef
order olHoe is at Hagwortlungham, k telegraph office
at Alford
School, built in 1S51, & enlarged in 1861 at a cost of
/160, for the pariwes of Brinkhill, Harringtan and Bag
Enderby ; it will hold 100 children, average attendance,
50 ; & is supported by a voluntary rate h school fees ;
James Foster, master ; Mrs. Foster, mistress
Jackson Martin, farmer
lliomley Thomas, grocer fc drsfer
Wilson George, shoe maker
Wright Charles, farmer
BBiOCKIiESB'? (with the hamlet of Littlx Liubeb) is I Parian marble, besides other fine specimens of sculptnre. Id
a parish, in the Northern division of the oountv, parts of I the rides adjoining the park is a mausoleum, in the (arm of
liindsey, Esst division of Yarboroogh wapentake, Oiistor I a Grecian temple and consisting of a'cbapel with catacDnibs
union and county court district, rural deanery of Yar- : below : the chapel, approachedby a ilight of steps, is dirided
borough No. a, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, ] into four compartments by eight Corinthian colnmiu, rap-
165 miles from London, 7 north from Caistor, and 8 west porting a dome : this structure was erected to the memory
from Grimsby. Brocklesby station, 3 miles north-west, on ! of Sophia, wife of Charles A. Pedham, who died 1786, ind
the_Mancbester, Sheffield^and Lincolnshire railway, is in the [ furnished the late Prince Consort with a model for the nan-
nrt 1 . ,.„„.. soleum at Frogmore. The principal entrance to Brocklesby
Park is through a fine monumental arch of stone, erected st
a cost of more than jf 3,000 and bearing the following inscrip-
tion on the two sides and ends of the fabric : — "To Charlei
Anderson Worsler, and Earl of Yarborough, Lord Lieut, ol
the County. By his Tenants and Friends. Bom 1809: died
1863." Here are some very fine cedars of Lebanon, one of
which was planted by Lady Dudley North and bears an in-
scription dated 179a. The Earl of Yarborougb is lord of the
manor and sole landowner. The soil is generally free ; inb-
soil, chalk and gravel. The land is chiefly in grass. The
area is 3,995a. ob. a^v. ; rateable value, £s<S^4i snd tbe
population in 188 z was a63.
Nbwsham, Nbwshau Abbbv Mabsbbs, NxwsHAif Boom
and Nun Coteak,' which bad formerly a nunnery, fonwrtT
extra-parochial, are now included with this parisL
Parish Clerk, John Thompson.
Lettkb Box cleared at 4. Letters throaghUlceby. Uktby
k Keelby are tbe nearest money order omoes : the telegrtpo
oflice is at Ulceby
SchooL— The children of this place attend the National adxisl
at Limber
Railway Station.— Wm. Edwd. Pennington, station master .
Hewitt William, clerk in estate office 1
Holmes Arthur M. clerk in estate oSoe
Lidyard Francis, bouse steward
Raven Robert, farmer
Stubbins George, innnetar of draios
Sutton William, dark of works
Tillyard Geo. Benjamin, head gsrdener
to the Earl of Yarborongh
Tomlinson Joseph, woodman, Ihe
Nursery
parish of Ulceby. The church of All Saints is a structure
wholly in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave,
south porch and a small tower with spire, containing i bell :
the perfect symmetry of this church and the elegant flowing
tracery of its windows make it one of the most beautif id ex-
amples of the style to be found in the neighbourhood : in the
chancel are some ancient monuments to tbe Pelham family,
ancestors of the Earl of Yarborougb, one of which com-
memorates William Pelham and 17 children, all of whom aro
represented on the monument, together with ssveral shields
of arms : there is also an earlier one to William Pelhaml(i587)
and Eleanor his wife : tbe church was re-roofed and thorooghly
renovated in 1853 by the late Earl of Yarborongh, and con-
tains an old oisan removed from the dining room in Brock-
lesby Hall and dated 1773. The register dates from the
year 167a. The living is a rectory, with the vicarage of
Kirmington annexed, joint gross yearly value /450, with
residence, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborongh, and held
since i8te bv the Rev. John Henry Johnson B.A. of CWos
College, Qmibridge, who resides at Kirmington. Brocklesby
Hall, the seat of the Earl of Yarborongh d.l., j.p. is a noble
mansion, situated in a well-timbered park, about 3 miles in
length and i in breadth, and stocked with deer : the mansion
contains some very fine pictores and also a figure of Niobe in
Raven Robert, Idttle Limber grange
OOmfKBCItT.
Yarborongh Earl of d.l.,j.p. [Vice-ad-
miral of Lincolnshire], Brocklesby
park ; k ijArlington street k Brooks',
Marlborough k Boodle's dabs, lion-
don5.w
TarboroDgb Victoria, Coimteas of,
Brocklasbv park
Birkett William
Bichndsm John Mansell, Brocklesby
Birkett Wm. hnd steward to the Earl
of Yarboronj^
Brown Addphns N. blacksmith
Dale William, huntsman
Gibbons John, farm bailiff to tbe Earl
of Yarborongh
Hammond Charles, bead keeper to tbe
Earl of Yarborongh
**5''^jS5%'^^ ** ' ""^ township of 800 acres and J Kirton, the Southern division of the county, parts of Hoi-
m CM lADrr itigu deecnbed as a chapelry in the parish of [ land, Kirtoii wapentake, Boston union and coon^ ooort di»
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UNCOLNSHIBE.
BROZHOLMB. 341
trict, nml deanery o( North Holland No.'i , and archdeaconrj
tad diooeK of Lincoln, 4 miles west-north-west from Boston,
and I mile south from Langrick railway station. The chnrch
(nams unknown) is a small stone bnildinj', in the Early
Esrliafa style, having chancel and nave : the nave was re-
bsut in 1847, s»<l ^> chancel added in 1S54, at the sole ex-
peoH of Thomas Oee esq. ; the chancel contains a stained
window : the charch is seated with open oak benches : its
hiitory is inrolred in obacnritr, bat this much ^ known
that in pre-Refonuation times it was aeryed by the monks of
Sanpermgham after the dissolution of the monasteries ; and
inlil the estate was bought by Uie Oee family in 1813, the
inhabitants rated themselres roltmtarily and paid a clergy-
man to officiate once a Sunday in their church : the church
ceased to be a donative in 1864 and was then made, by the
aeoeptsnce of £ioa from Queen Anne's bounty, a benefice
pesentatire, but no district was assigned to it. The register
«t baptisms and marriagea dates from the year 1709, and
there are important records of a much earlier period. The
linng, which'is of the net yearly value of ;f lao, permanently
aaaiped to it in 1856 by Thomas Gee esq. is m the gift of
Frederidt Cortois esq. and held since the year 1864 by the
Ber. Thomas Campbell, of Durham University, who resides
at Witham Bank, Boston. - There is a school, erected and
Cortois Frederick, The Ebll
CdmCXBCIAL.
BQliiigbay Matthew, blacksmith
Dick Sarah (Mrs.) (exors. of), farmer
Copeland Obadiah, farmer Jt school
attendance ofBcsr
Gilbert Thomas, Barley Sheaf p.e
Leggett Keal, farmer
Mells William, farmer
supported by Tliomas Gee esq. in 1856 ; it is used aa a '
Sunday school ; it has an average attendance of 30 children.
A charity of_/49 yearly, arising from land in the parishes of
ELirt(Hi sjid Wyberton, and left by one Tbomaa Jublason in
1666, is divided am(»ig eight poor deserving tamiliea of this
township. Brotbertoft £iU, once the residence of the cele-
brated Major Cartwright, is a plain modern building, now
occupied by Frederick Cnrtois esq. who is lord of the manor.
Mrs. Ingram, Henry Rodgers ana Frederick Curtois esq are
the principal landowners. The soil is a rich loam ; subsoil,
clay and loam. The chief crops are wheat, beans and pota-
toes. The area of what is now called Brotbertoft is 1,805
acres ; the population in 1881 was 253. By a local govern-
ment order, dated December a4th, 1880, Fosdyks Fen aUot-
ment, in the eocleeiastical district assigned to Holland Fen
chapeliy,was for civil pnrposes,witb-its 133 inhabitants,added
to Brotbertoft proper : this dvil district, the whole of which
is now called Brotbertoft, contains about 1,805 Bcrss, the
rateable value being j£3,s69.
Letters through B<wton, which is the nearest money order Ie
telegraph office
This ^ace is included in the North-east Holland Fen United
School Board District, formed in 1879. Tbe children
attend the board school at Hedgehog Bridge
Rogers William, tailor
Stephenson John, farmer
Trimmingham William, wheelwright
Weightman Thomas, farmer
Whittaker Richard H. farmer
BBOUOHTOS' (with the hamlets of Castleihobpb,
<joiiweu and Hamby) is a large parish and vilUage, in the
Xorthem division of the county. East division of Mauley
vspentake, parts of Lindsey, Glanford Brigg union, Brigg
county court district, diocese of Lincoln, archdeaconry of
StoT, and rural deanery of Manlake,4 miles north-west from
Brigg, 3^ miles north from Scawby station on the Sheffield
and Uncolnshire railway and 3 from Appleby station on the
Manchester, Sheffield and I^colnshire railway. Part of
the parish is governed by a Local Board of 9 members.
The cbureh of St. Mary has a square tower, pinnacles and s
bells ; the tower is of great antiquity: the lower part formed
the nave of a smaller Saxon church and is a very perfect
specimen of Saxon work ; attached to it, at the west, is a
amaller round tower of the same date,(oonta{mng a spiral
staircase ; thenave, of Early Decorated character, is built
upon the foundations of a Norman diurch, parts of which
hart been recently discovered during the progress of the res-
toration in 1884 ; it is of three bays with clerestory and aisles; 1
the latter are of Perpendiciilar character ; here is a sonth
Ripa) before 1 148. ' There were, at the Dissolution, a prioress
ana six nuns, the gross yearly revenue being about ;f 19 ;
the site was granted, 30 Hen. Vin. (1538-9) to Sir Thomas
Tirwhitt. That portion of the parish calied Brigg Foot forms
girt of the town of Brig^, but pays parodiial rates to
roughton, and its population is included in that parish.
Broughton seems to have been a Roman settlement. The
Earl of Yarborough is lord of the manor and prindpel laud-
owner. The soil is principally sandy ; subsoil, limestone.
The chief crops are wheat, torley and oats. The area is
6,918 acres : rateable value, £TfizS S ^^^ population in 1881
was 1308, of which 1,094 ^''^ >° the Local Board district.
Castlethobpe is a hamlet adjoining Brigg. Wall
Lbtteb Box cleared at 5.10 p.m. week days ouy.
Manby is a miles west.
Parish Gerk, William Hare.
Post Office. — Gervase Elwood, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive from Brigg at 8.30 a.m. & are dispatched at ^ p.m.
The nearest money order <c telegraph office is at Brigg
Local Boabs.
porch : the chancel is of Early Eng^sh work : at the north is
the Anderson chapel, containing some good monuments to 1 Offlces,Red Lion ; Board day, ist monday in month, at 3 p.m
nembers of the Anderson famUy, dating from 1660 : there I Clerk, George Sowter, Bigby street, Bngg
iialao B very f]ne altar tomb of the fourteenth century, with ' Treasurer, John B. Allen, Market place, Brigg
fignres to Sir Henry Redford and his wife, and a large brass 1 Medical Officer of Health, Frank Gniddock Palmar, 7 Market
of the same date, of which the inscription is gone : the place, Brigg
chancel was restored and seated with oak seats, and t he \ Surveyor, Inspector of Nuisances h, Collector, James Bird
<a«t and sonth windows filled with stained glass by the last i Iksubanci Aoxnt : —
Ttctor, the Rev. Thomas Booth Wright. The register dates | Sovereign Life, J. Neal, Wressel house
from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, yearly value
;f 1,33a, with residence, in the gift of the trustees of the late
Ber. Thomas Booth Wright, and held since 1 881 by the
Bev. William Wyatt u.A. of Balliol College, Oxford. Here
art chapels for the Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists.
The hamlet of Ookbweu., a miles distant, was the site of a
Ostercian nunnery, founded by William Oaotrey (De Alta
Bird James
Clarke Thomas, Wressle house
Peace Charles Osmond
Wyatt Rev. Wilham it.A. [rector]
COXmBCIAL.
Allen Joseph, farmer, Rectory farm
Bainton David, blacksmith
Barton John Arthur, beer retailer
Bird James, surveyor, inspector of nui-
sances Je collector to local board
Clarke John Waters, farmer & tanner,
Castlethorpe
Dun Joseph, carpenter k, shopkeeper
Foster Edward, carrier
Foster John Clarke, farmer, Castlethorpe
Goates John, tailor
Green George, coal dealer
Oummerson James,
Castlethorpe
Hare William, carpenter
Holt Thomas, farmer, Grange
Holt Thomas Johnson, bricklayer k
shopkeeper
Lamming Charles Frederick, farmer,
Castlethorpe
Lamming George, farmer, Bridge farm
Lidgett ^unes, taflor
Mason William, relieving ofllcer &
registrar of births fc deauis for Brigg
district
Metcalfe Joseph, gamekeeper to Earl of
Tarboroogn
MiUson WOham, Red Lion inn
Neal William, boot Is shoe maker
National School, erected in 1849, by the late Earl of Yar-
borough, for 337 children, with an average attendance of
150 ; the schocM is supported by voluntary oimtribationa,
government grant k, school pence ; WilUam Croasman,
master ; Mrs. Jane Burleigh Croesman, mistress
Cabbibbs. — Edward Foster ft James Wells, to Brigg, thnra.;
to Hull, fn
miller (wind), ; Nixon Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer
Nixon John, farmer
Pearee Charles 0. farmer
Popple James, farmer, Castlethorpe
Porcas Tom, miller (wind)
Rands John, boot maker
Robinson James, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Spencer James, shoe maker & shopkeepr
Stoker Henry, farmer, Castlethorpe
Taylor John Geo. (trustees of), farmer,
Castlethorpe
Tomlinson ^mtiel, farmer
Walker William, termer
Warden William, shopkeeper
WeUs James, batcher Ic carrier
Wells John, farmer
BBOZHOUEB is a parish, in the MBd divisioD of the
emmty, parte of Lindsey, Lawress wapentake, Lincoln union
and county court district, rural dsanery of Lnwreas No.
3, Stow archdeaoonry and Linadn diocese, a miles north-
sastfromSaxeiby station and 6 north-west-from Lincoln.
The river Till divides this pariah from SaxelbT. 'Tbeohuroh
ef Alt Saints, rebuilt in 1857, under the direction of Mr.
Hiae, of Nottingham, in the Decorated s^le, ia a itmcture
of rough diS stone with freestone dressings, and consists of
chanod, nave, north transept, vestry, soutn porch, and a ball
turret with spirelet, containing i bell : in the chancel are
stained windows, placed there at Uie cost of Thomas Has-
kinson esq. The register dates from the year 1654. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ^350, with 65 acres of
glebe and residence, in the gift of Major Robertson, and held
since 1877 by the Rot. Edward Thomas Wigg, of St. Bees
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UNOCOUNBHIRE.
' [ihellt's
'Wfao reiidM in Londoa ; Bar: Will&m Sfeiiief B.&'iH Tri-
nity balleee, Dublin, is curate in diargs. MajM BobettMm,
trho is lora of the manor, and the EcelesiaUical Cfemnlig-
BJODera, are the tnmerg of the land. Tfatf aoil it Miff cby,
light loom and in some parts gravel ; silbsoil, clay arid gTavd.
The crops are a sooceesion of grain. 'The area is ^,098
^lenoer Rev. William d.d. [cankte in I Alvey Thomas, farmer
charge], Rectory | Hodaon William, carrier
acres ; ratable valne, ;f 1,71a ';' thri popi^tion in 1881 mt
114. ■ • .. ■
' Parish Clerk, Thomas Robinson.
Letters l^roogh Lincoln: B<ucdby it the iifearest nunej
order tc t<3eg<raph ofSoe
CASBttB TO Lincoln.— William Hndson, fri
Satton Edward Xaylor, farmer
SV03LNALL is a parish, in the Mid division of the'
oonnty. Southern division of the wapentake of Gartree,
parts of Lihdsey, Homcastle nnion, petty sessional division
andeounty eoart district, rnral deanery of Homcastle,
archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles west
from Horncastle, 4 north-east from tbe Stixwonld station of
the Great Northern railway. The church of St. Margaret is
an old and very plain Norman structure, and consists of
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and square embattled
tower, with conical roof and four pinnacles, and containing
ibell: the church was restored in i884at aooet of /i,50o,
of which sum Canon White, rector of Potter Hanwortti, con-
tributed ;f7oo, Christ's Hospital, Lcmdon, jf 100, dare
Vyner esq. £3$, and the rector ;£'4oo tor the dumcel.- The
renter dates from about 1708. The living is a rectory,
gross yearly value 1^330, with residence aod 40 acres ot
glebe, m the gift of Liord Monson, and held since 1B68 by the
Rev.Annesley Paul Hughes h.a. of Trinity College, Dublin.
Curtis William
Hughes Rev. Annesler Paul u. A. [rector]
Lill Joseph, West field
Lill William, Manor house
Stakes William, The Slates
Here are Weeleyan and Primitive Methodist cfaapds. TUi
parish is under the jurisdiction -of thti Commissionera for
Draining Fen Lands. The principal landowners are (%riat'i
Hospitt^ Reuben Robert* esq. and Robert Charles Vynet eiq.
The soil is elay, with some sand and peat ; subsoil, daj.
Th« chief' Crops are wheat, oats, barley- and beans. Tin
area is 3,457 acres ; rateable value, ;f 3,408 ; the population in
1881 was 336.
Parish clerk, Benjamin TayW.
Letters through Homca^e. Bardney is-the nearest money
order k telegraph offifc. - Wai.l Lkttzb Box, cleared at
3.30 p.m
School (mixed), for 50 children, with an average attendance
or about 30 ! k supported by Christ's Hospital, Londm
IC'the parishioners ; Gcorgs Badley, master ; Mrs. Atair
. Ann Badley, mistress
CABBiBB.T^3oot(i to Horncastle, sat. ; to Bardney statku,
fri
OOlOIXItCIAL.
Applewhite William, tailor & draper
Armstrong Thomas, Plough p.h
Carter Wm. farmer, Hall Yard's farm
Curtis David, wheelwright
Curtis John Wm.farmer, Town Hill frm
£lmitt Josepli,farmer, Campney gnuige
Fletcher Joseph, boot Ic shoe maker
Hall Joseph, baker
Lill WQham, farmer. Manor House frm
Marshall John, farmer'
Mayfidd Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, Camp-
ney lone
Melton David, fftrmer
Melton Joseph, farmer
Mettam Henry, bricklayer
Pask William, farmer, Campney lane
Porter Thomas, fanner, Campney lane
Priestley Edward & Joseph, farmers
Read James, carpenter
Richardson Thomas, fanner
RQJberts Renben, farmer
Scott John Reynoldson & S(Hi, grocers
k drapers
Taylor Benjamin, butcher & shopkeeper
TKscker Margaret (Miss), dress niater
Todd Richard, farmer, (^mpney lane
Turner Joseph, beer retailer
Walker John, farmer
Ypung John, blacksmith
BtJBOH-VPON-BAIK (or Brodok-oit-Bain) is a
parish, in the Mid division of the county. Eastern division
of the wapentake of Wraggoe, parts of Lindsey, Louth union
and county court district, rural deanery of Wraggoe, arch-
deaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 7J miles west from
Louth, 8 east-by-sonth from Market RsLsen, about 3 north
from the Donnington-on-Bain station of the Louth and Lin-
coln line of railway, and situated on the road from Louth to
Wragby and 2 miles east from South Willingham station.
The church of St. Helen, restored in 1872, is a stone building
in the Early English style, \rith chancel, nave and square
tower with i bell : it contains several monuments to the
Lister family : there is a small old chalice weighing 4^01. :
the church was restored and enlarged by the former lord of
the manor, liie late Capt. John Wilson Fox j.t. : there ore two
mural monuments in the tower to the members of the Pis-
dar and Lister families, former owners of Gireby manor.
The register dates from the year 1575. The living is a
vicarage, yearly value about ^150, with residence and 3
Kirk William, machine proprietor
Portas William, farmer
PVeeman Rev. Alfred M.A. [vicar],
VicarBge
Bird George, shoe maker
Brown Samuel k George, farmers
Kemp Henry, shopkeeper, k post office
Kemp Robert, boot maker
acres of glebe, in the gift of the trustees of the late Captain
John Wikon Fox of Girsby Hall, and held since 1882 bj the
Rev. Alfred Freeman h.a. of Trinity College, Oxford. Mrs.
Fox resides at Girsby Hall. The trustees of the late Opt
John Wilson Fox are the lords of the manor and owners of
the whole of the parish. The soil is strong void, and tlit
snbsoil, chalk. The crops are wheat, oats and turnips. Tlie
area is 1,560 acres ; rateable value, £»,agg ; the population
in 1881 was 170.
GntSBT is a hamlet, i mile north-west.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Wallis.
Post OFFicB.-^Hy. Kemp, sub-poetmaster. Letters throngh
Louth vid Donnington-upon-Bain, arrive at to.i5a.m. ;
dinntcbedat 3.15 p. m. Hainton is the nearest money
order office k South Willingham tiie nearest tdegrapb
office
Parochial School (mixed); average'attendance, 40 ; can seat
60 ; supported by voluntary suoscriptions k a Goremment
grant ; Miss Jeannetta AlUn, mistress
Walker John, farmer, High Street housf
Robinson Simon Musgraves, miller k
farmer
Tharratt Joseph, wheelwright
Wallis George, farmer
Wallis George, farmer
Wallis Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Girsby.
Fox Mrs. Girsby hall
Walker Mrs. Girsby grange
Machon William, farmer
Walker William, farmer, Girsby grange
BUBaH-IN-TH£-irAKSH is a parish, and smoU
ancient market town, in the Mid division of the oonnty,
parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Condleshoe wapentake,
Splsby union, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Candleshoe No. s, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles east from Spilsby,
3 east from the Gnnby or Burgh station of the East Idncoln-
shire railway, i254 from London, 19 north-east from Boston,
and 5 north from Wainfleet. The town is pleasantly situated
on the site of a Roman camp, overlooking a vast tract of
marsh and fen land, extending to the sea. There were
formerly two churches at Burgh, but that of St. Mary the
Virgin was destroyed at the beginning of the sixteenth
century. Roman coins have frequently been met with in
the old churchyard of St. Mary, subsequently a garden. The
church of SS. Peter and Paul conspicuous both from its
Size and commanding position, is a building almost wholly
of Late Perpendicular date, and consists of chancel, deres-
toried nave of five bays, with embattled parapet, aisles,
north and south porches, and a fine and massive western
tower, with turret on the south east, enriched- canopied
uicfaes OS' 'its western face, and terminating in a parapet
with ornamental finials, surmonoted by 16 iron orosseS ;
itoontairis aclock and 6 bells, of which the third and fiftli
were added in 1616, by the devise of Mr. John Holden:
from the summit of tiie tower a very extensive rieir is
obtained over the broad flat marsli district around : the
eastern portion of each aisle onoe formed chantry chapels,
but the screens enclosing them were removed abont 1865,
and portions are now attached to the chancel walls ; the
rood screen still remains : the pulpit, dating from 1623, is
a good example of its time, and was also the result of Mr.
Holden's bequest : beneath the modem pavement is & stone
inscribed with a most singular interogatory epitaph to
Leonard Palmer, gent. 1610, his wife Catherine, two sons
and three daughters : on the font is a beautiful carved oak
canoOT of the same date and design as the pulpit : a ledem,
beantitnlly carved by Mr. Good, a local artist, was presented
by subscription in 1874 : the organ was the gift of the
Right Rev. W.G. Tozer d.d. successively bishop of Zaniiliar,
Jamaica and Honduras, and vicar of Burgh 1857-63. The
register dates from the year 1538. The living is a vicarage,
with that of Winthorpe annexed, joint groas yearly rsiae
;f 300, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since X884 bytiie &v. Dariua James White b.a.
of <lneans' College, Guabridgey and sncragate^ the Ber.
William Ar^or Brameld -m.a^ ot Eeble OoHege^ Oxford, is
curate ; the sum of ;£'i50 is paid to the ooiate who has the
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LIKCOLNSHIBIL^ buroh-in<-thb-marsh. 343
diuge of Winthorpe by the Eodesiastieal Conuniuianen
fho hold tbe great tithes. A migsioii chapel *bA Himday
■chool, the gift of Bishop Tonr, wss bnilt in the Middle
Msnh in 1867 for parpoees of pnblic -worship, irill hold 60
pKaoDs. St. PaoTs miseian house was established on St.
Ful'a day, 1878, aa a coUege fer traming students for
loralgn missionary work. Sinoe the opening, upwards of 50
atodnts have bean received, a Urge proportion of whom
tan proceeded to St. Angnstine's, Ganteronry, and others
hm gone direct to missionary work. The annnal charge
ior the maintenance of each student is £40, aasistaaoe to-
nids which is frequently famished by Murionary Stndeat-
abm Associations, the Rev. William Arthur Brameld k.a. of
KeUe College, Oxford, principal. There are Wesleyan aid
Baptist diapels. A Grammar school was founded in 1706
hj Jane Pauner, of Newark, who endowed the incumbmts
ofBnrgh, Croft and Wainfleet All Saints, for the purposes
of this (onndation, with 38 acres of land, now producing
aboat ^£50 yearly, from which sum grants are at present
made to the National schools under the management of the
Ticar and churchwardens. In 1503 John Holden left by
win 54 acres of land in the parishiu of Bnreh and Irby for
tbe maintenance of divine services in the (lurches of those
pariahes, and for certain specified charitable and nsefnl
pnrpoaes. Veale's charity of 4 acres produces j£i7 yearly
for fneL Here is an interesting museum oonsisting of
objects odlected by Jabez Good. Here are matting two
lireTeries, snd brickfield. There is a literary institution
*ith reading room, supplied with diUly papers. The market
is on Thnnoav, and one of the laivest stock markets in the
amity is held every other week (mring the summer, and
onoe a month during the winter. The fairs for cattle, are
beld on the second l^nrsday in Ma^ and 95th September.
The Baroness Willonghby de Eresby is lady of the manor and
chief landowner. The soil is rich loom ; subsoil, day, sand
snd graveL He chief crops are wheat, oats, beans,
potetoeg, peas, barley and mustard. The area is 4,333 acres ;
ntesble vafan, ;f 8,033 ; the population in 1881 was 1,136.
mission ft insnranoe
Wainfleet All Saints
Paurish Clerk, Joseph Waketin.
Post, Monht Obdkb Jc Tblbobaph OmiM k Savings
Bank, Bailway Sub-OfSce.— Letters should have B.aO.
Lincolnshire added ; John Thomas Stocks, postmaster.
Letters arrive at 4.30 a.m. k 1.45 p.m. ; Letter Bos
closes at 8 p.m. with a late fee till 8.30 p.m. ; Sunday boz
doses at 7.30 p.m. Letters are delivered at 7 a.m. k
(3 p.m. to otllers only), Sunday, letters are delivered to
callers only from 9 to 10 a.m. Honey order, savings
bank k licenses business from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays
to 8 p.m.; telegraph business 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. snndays,
8 a.m. to 10 a.m. ; postal orders 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; parcels
post closes at 7.30 p.m
Ihsubascb Aorain : —
General, C. F. Jennings
London Assurance, H. S. Stevens, Great Northern Bailway
station
Northern Assurance, Henry Stoakes
PcBUC Establishments : —
Inland Bevenue Office, Bell inn, Bichard Boche, olBcer
Pnlice Station, Thomas Moat, in charge
Begistrar of Births k Deaths, Henry Stoakes
Schools: —
National (mixed), built in 1840, by the Bev. Sir G. W.
Granford bort. then vicar, for 88 boys, with an average
attendance of 63 ; John Field Chester, master
Girls k Infants, for lao children ; average attendance, 90 ;
Mrs. Ellen Chester, mistress ; supportod by endowment,
government grant k school fees
CONVETANCB : —
Bailway Station, Henry Sinclair Stevens, collector
Omnibns, from_ the Bell inn, to the railway station, to
meet every train
Cabbiebs to : —
Alfobd, John Parker, toes
Spilsbt, Thomas Baithby, mon. k fri. ; John Parker, mon
FBITATS naSISBIITS.
AdsnuMrs
Bramdd Rev. William Arthur x.A.
[prindpal of St. Paul's Mission house
k curate in charge of Winthorpe]
BoDen Rev. James [Baptist]
Oaofnrd Sir Charles William Frederick
hart. fi.K., J. p. The Hall
Dodson Bev. Paul k.a
Grantham Mrs. Burgh house
Gray Mrs
HeuileyMrs
HildredMrs
HnrreU William Cranford, Jock hedge
Johnson Joseph lf.BX.S
LambdenMrs
Mitchell Rhodes
Picons Gerald Edward B.A. [tutor St.
Paul's Mission bouse]
Xntaey Joseph
itargiason Mrs
Walls Charles
White Bev. Darius James B.A. [vicar k
enrrogate]. Vicarage
Wright Mrs
OOWOBCUL.
Abbott k Parker, thrashing machine
owners
AOitt George, tanner
Amall James Hy. farmer, Bamack hall
Baker Job, shopkeeper
Baker William, chimney sweeper
Barker Susan (Mrs.), baker k miller
(»ind)
Bartholomew John Parish, furnishing
ironmonger, dealer in iron bedsteads,
gmia, ammunition k Toperf goods k
sacks
Bassett Joseph, solicitor k perpetnal
conunissioner, k commissioner for
taking affidaviU; k at Spilsby k
Wainfleet AU SainU
Borj John Henry, brewer k farmer,
^n house
Bland Charles, baker
Hand John, farmer
Bond John Salisboiy, farmer
Braham John, birmingham k sheffidd
warehouse
Cartwrigbt Mary (Mrs. ), boker
Cash Gerage Henry, auctioneer, estate
agent; k at
Chapman Edward, farmer
Chapman Edward, inn. former
Charlton George, blacksmith
Chrk John, hur dresser
Coupland John, higgler
Cram Thomas, farmer
Cram Thomas Richard, fanner
Curley James, shopkeeper
Dawson John, builder k farmer
Dawson Rebecca (Mrs.), drees maker
Dickinson Edward, shoe maker
Duxon Edward, veterinary surgeon
Enderby Prederiek, farmer
Endert^ Bobert, ftirmer
Enderby Smith, boot Ic shoe warehouse
Falkinder Charlee Cockbnm, Bell com-
. mercial hotel k posting house, wine
k spirit merchant, farmer, Jc inland
revenue ofHce
Galloway Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Oarfit, Claypon k Co. Boston branch
bank, open on thnrsday, 10 till ta ;
draw on Lloyds, Barnetts& Bosan-
quets Bank Limited, London e.e
Gas Works (Bobert Little, lessee)
Good Jabez, hair dresser k museum
proprietor
Gray Thomas, joiner
Hall Edmund 'Awmas, tailor
Hall Herbert, veterinary surgeon
Hanson Joshua Westland, mmer (wind)
k baker
Harness Joseph, farmer
Hasnip Albert G. deputy registrar of
births k deaths for Burgh sub-district
Holmes John, butcher
Jadison Jabeis, greengrocer
Johnson Joseph, snrgeon
Knight John Wm. farmer. Willow lodge
Lea John, farmer
LimonHenry Jamesvchemist k dru|;gist,
k a^t for W. fc A. Gilbey, wine k
spirit merchants
Lincoln k Lindsay Banking Co. Limited
(sub-branch), open every alternate
tbttrsday, 10 till 13 ; draw on Pres-
oott. Cave JE Co. 63 Threadneedle
street, London e.c
Little Bobert, gas engineer
Maekinder George, bntcher
■gent, dader in agricnltoral imple- I Mechanics' Institute (John Chester, sec)
msnts, ale k porter nwrchant, oom- ! Minett Oailas, grocer k stationer
Moora George, farmer
Nutsey John, farmer
Parkinson John, wheelwright
Peacock Daniel, wheelwright
Fenson Stephen, cattle dealer k farmer
PhOlipson John, butdier
Pinnev John, harness maker
Baithby George, farmer
Baithby Samnel, farmer
Baithby Thomas, butcher k carrier
Banaon William, farmer
Reed Edward Whiley, tailor, hatter' k
general ontfitter
Richardson Samuel, baker
Riggall Francis, former
Roche Bidiard, inland revenue officer
Boughton William, market gardener
St. Paul's Mission House (Bev. William
A. Bramdd k.a. principal ; Gerald B.
NichoDs B^. tutor)
Sargisson John Geo. grocer k draper
Sarpisson Wm. Bichurdson, Fleece >.B
Scrimshaw Abraham, plumber
Shaw John, farmer
Shelley Thomas Allison, shopkeeper
Sistrom Andrew, boot maker
Sivill John, bricklayer
Smith Samnel k Frederick, tftrmers
Smith Charles, grazier
Smith Henry, farmer
Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking
Co. Limited (agency) (T. A. Bellamy,
agent), open every thnrsday 10 tSl
13 ; (Lraw on Barclay, Bevan k Co.
London e.c
Stoakes Henry, plnmber k registrar of
births k d«itbs tor Burgh snb-dist
Stocks John Thomas, draper k grocer,
Ic post office
Storr Albert, beer retailar
Taylor Bt. Robinson, White Hart p.h
Thomalley Abraham, farmer k brick k
tale maker
Thomalley Christopher, former
Veall Wilson Andrew, Swann inn
Wakelin Joseph, whitesmith
Walker John, seedsman
Walls Charles, surgeon
Wells John, farmer
Whiley George, watch maker
Wharram Matthias, brewer Jt maltster
Whvdale Sarah Ann (Miss), china k
gUss dealer
Young Isabella (Miss), dress maker
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UNCOLNSHntE.
[KEliY'g
BTTHBiIIirQHAlC ia a large tillage and township in the
pariah of Botteaford formed into a aeparate ecdeaiastical
pariah in 1869, in the Northern division ot the county, parts
of Lindaey, east diviaion of Manley wapentake, nnion of
Olanford ^ligg, ooonty ooart district of Brigg, petty ses-
sional division of Winterton, rural deanery of Manlake,
archdeaconry of Stow, and diocjeae of Lincoln : it is a station
on the South Yorkshire railway, 168 miles from London, 5
eaat-sonth-flast from Orowle, and 4^ north-west from Bot-
tesford, situate on the east bank of the Trent. The church
of St. John the Baptist, built in 1857, is an edifice of red
brick, consisting of chancel and nave, and a low tower with
turret : three of the windows are stained. The register
dates from the year 1857. The living is a rectory united
with Gnnness, under the title of OunnessTCum-Burring-
ham, tithe rent-charge /aoo, joint gross yearly value £aaa,
including one acre of glebe, with residence at Uunhouse, in
the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and held since 1861 by the
Rev. Walter Allcroft b.a. of Trinity College, Dublin, who
Behrendt Maximilian Raphael Julius j Carlisle Edward, tailor
Fowler William ! Chapman Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Moulds Thomas ! Clark Thomas, farmer
Colbeck George, farmer
Thornton Miss
Tock Mrs. ' Foster Thomas, tailor
ComiBiiciAL. I Fowler William, farmer
Belton William, wheelwright I Glew Thomas, shopkeeper
Behrendt Maximilian sSiphael Julius Harslcy Robert John, beer retailer
I.R.C.F. jcdin. surgeon & medical Jaques Robert, butcher
oBTcer^publicTaocinator Measingham Kennewell John, blacksmith
district, Glanford Brigg nnion , Major Ingland, shoe maker
Brock William, shoe maker Mitchell William, saddler
resides at Gtumeas. Here are Wealeyan and Primitive
Methodist chapels. The ferry connects the road from Brigg
to Doncaster. The Hull and Gainsborough steamers pssi
the village, stopping when required. Thomas Mooldi
Henry Foeter esq. and the Rev. 8. W. Hall's trustees are
the principal landowners. The soil is alluvial ; snbsoil,
peat. The chief crops are wheat and potatoes. The area is
1,513 acree ; rateable value, /3,4iz ; the popidation in 1881
was 543 in the township, antr864 in the ecclesiastical parish
of Gunnees-cum-Burringham.
Parish Clerk, vacant.
Post, Monbt Obdeb & Tslbobaph Orncc & Savings
Bank. — John Tnlon, receiver. London & other letters
are received through Doncaster, arrive at 8 a.m. ; ^
patched a 5 p.m. week days only. The telegraph office is
open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on snndays
The children of this place attend the school at GonhouM
Carhibb to Bkioo. — William Drayton, thnrs. k sat
Moulds Henry Thomas, farmer
Nutt Anthony, butcher
Ostler Maria (Mrs. ), day school
Pickering John, druggist
Spencer Charles, blacksmith
Spencer Thomas, shoe maker
Taeej William, bricklayer
Temperton William, shopkeeper
Tock George, shopkeeper
Tnton John, shopkeeper
Woodhonse Thomas, Ferry Boat inn
BTTSTOIT-BT-LIN'OOZiNis asmall viBage and parish
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,hnndred
of Lawreas, Lincoln union and county court district, rural
deanery of Lawress No. a, archdeaconry of Stow, «nd
diocese of Lincoln, 2 miles north-west from Lincoln. The
church of St> Vincent, built in 1795, is a stone building in
the Norman and Perpendicular styles, containing chancel,
nave and square tower with i bell: 'it contains several
memorials to the Randes and Sutton families. The register
dates from about the year iss8. The living is a rectory,
yearly'value ;^43o, tithe rent-charge £$10, with 10 acres of
glebe and residence, in the gift of Lord Monson, and held
since 1843 by the Rev. Edmund Roberts Larken it. a. of
Trinity College, Oxford. Here are almshouses originally
founded in 1651 by Sir J. Monson hart, e.o.p., m.p. of Burton
which were rebuilt in 1879 by the pceeent Lord Honaon, for
ten poor widows of the parishes of Burton, Broxholme and
North and South Carlton, n'ha each receive 3a. 4d. per
month: they have also divided amongst them an annuity
of £i left in 1713 by Edward Monson esq. of Burton. Bur-
ton Hall, a handsome modern mansion, bmit partly in the
Elizabethian style, surrounded by a finely-wooded park, is
the seat of Lord Monson p.c, d.l., j.p. who is the lord of
the manor and principal landowner. The soil is loamy ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and obU.
The area is 3,335 acres ; rateable value, ;£3.473 ; the popu-
ation in 1 88 1 was 383.
Letters by foot post from Lincoln at 7.30 a.m. It dispatched
at 5. 15 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Lincob
Monson Lord p.c, b.a., d.l., j.p. Bur-
ton hall b 39 Belgrave square &
Brooks' club, London i.n
Larken Rev.Edmnd. Roberts M.A.Rectry
Evens John k Son, farmers
Gell John, gardener to Lord Monsim
Goodman John, blacksmith
Issott Davidson, machine owner
Key Ridiard, miller (wind)
Mushall James Potts, termer
Middleton David, farmer
Ormsby Daniel, higgler
BUHTOIT-OOGQZjBS is a village and parish, in the
Southern division of the county, hundred of Beltisloe, parts
of Eesteven, Grantham union and county court district,
rural deanery of Beltisloe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, one mile and a half north from the Corby station on
the Great Northern railway, 98^ miles from London, and g^
south-east from Grantham. The ancient name of this place
was Byrton-Ie-Coggles, or Byrton-en-les-Coggles, Coggles
meaning; smooth round stones. The church of St. Thomas-a-
Becket is an ancient stone edifice, having chancel, nave and
aisles, erected respectively in the thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth centuries, a .western tower surmounted by a
short spire containing 3 bells, a sonth porch : the aisles are
separated from the nave by stone columns : it contains some
ancient brasses : and two stone statues of knights in chain
armour (supposed to have belonged to the family who were
the founders of the church and ancient lords of the manor)
have been dug np and placed in the porch : there have been
discovered the remains of two side altars, a circular stair-
case, and a lychnoscope window, all previously bricked up
and plastered over. The church was restored in 1874 (E.
Welby Pugin esq. being the architect), when the Leper
window was discovered in the chancel. The register dates
from the year 1565. The living is a rectory, valued in the
King's Books at £16 12s 34d. net yearly value ^f 550, in-
cluding z 14 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Woollam Rev. John x.a. [rector]
COMlfEBClAL.
Dring Charles, basket maker
Dring George, shopkpr. & parish clerk
Hawley John, carpenter
Hawley Thomas, builder, stone mason,
farmer k poor's rate collector
Healev John, Hare k Hounds P.H
Joseph Phippa Townsend esq. and his trustees, and held
since 1883 by the Rev. John Woollam m.a. of St. John's
College, Oxford. Here is also a Primitive Methodist chapel.
There are Sa. 3B. aSp. of land belonging to the poor of this
parish, tenanted by Henry Hutchinson, of which Sir Hugh
Arthur Henry Gholmeley bart. is trustee, but the donor is
not known. 'Ihere are some other charities of small amount.
Sir Hugh A. H. Cholmeley bart. 9.1.., i.p. is lord of the
manor and owner of all the land except the glebe. The »il
is clay and loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are cereals.
The area is 2,676 ; rateable value, ;f 7,393 ; the population
in 1 88 1 was 357.
Parish Gerk, George Dring.
Post Office. — Mrs. Bridget Walton, receiver. Letters
throngh Grantham from Corby arrive at 8 a.m. ; dis-
rtched at 4.45 p.m. Corby is the nearest money order
telegraph office
Income, Property k Land Tax Collector, Hy. Hutchinson
Poor's Rate Collector, Thomas Hawley
Parochial School, supported partially by an endowment
called Speight's charity, amounting to ;^3o yearly, to
hold 60 children ; average attendance, 40 ; Miss Qiarlotte
Aspinall, mistress
Cabbiibs. — Thomas Pick k George Hewson pass throogk
the village on tnes. k sat. from Corby to Grantham
Palethorpe John Wright, fanner
Palmer Parker, blacksmith
Seal John, cowkeeper
Hutchinson Hy. carpenter k tax coUectr Smith John Hooper, gamekeeper to Sir
Minter Henry, farmer | Hu^ A. H. Cholmeley bart. D.L.,i.r
Moore William, farmer k gnaer \ Teet William, farmer
BTTBTOK-FESWABDIirE is a parish, in the
Southern division of the county, wapentake of Aswardhum,
parts of Kesteven, Sleaford union, petty sessional division
and county court district, rural deanery of Aswardhum-
with LaSord No. 3, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
5 miles sonth-east-by-east from Sleaford and a south-west
rom Hedtington railway station. The old church of St.
Andrew, known to have been r^nilt in 1330-40 by Sir Roger
Pedwardine, consisted of a central tower, nave, transeptal
chapels, aisles and chancel ; this ancient fabric, with the ex-
ception of the north transept, fell down in iBoa, and a
SEoall, mean-looking bnikling was erected in its place in the
following year from part of the old material ; but this having
again givea way, owing to its imperfect ooostmctian, the
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lomdatiaa of a new dinroh ms laid, almost on the old left b^ an nnknown donor, prodncei £3 153. yearly. Hie
ate, October aSth, 1870, by the late ricar : this edifice is in principal landowners are R. O. Millns esq. E. Tomlinson esq.
the Deonnled style, and consists of chancel, nave, north Retford Hospital, James Ward esq. and Qeotge Hebb esq.
tnmaept or St. Mary's chapel, and a small bell-oot gnt^ The soil is strong clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
moaated by a crocketed spirelet above its western gable, oats and seeds. The area is 3,580 acres ; rateable valoe,
Hie registar o( baptisms aiid burials dates from the year ^^3,374; the population in 1S81 was 303.
1765 ; marriage*, 1736. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent- Pariah Clerk, Thomas Asher.
(W|e, £io ; grass yearly valne ;^3o8, inclnding 263 acre* Letters throogh Sleaford. The nearest money order It
of glebe, with good residence, in the eift of Mrs. Snow, and ' telegraph offices is at Heckington
held since 1883 by the Ber. Joseph Newton Smith m.a. of Natiomd School, erected in i860, at the cost of Henry
Trinity College, Cambridge. The poor's land of 3 acres, ' Edwardes Handley esq. ; Mrs. E. Taylor, mistress
Smith Bev. Jsph. Newton it. A. Vicarage
Crick John, brick maker
Cm William, Kings Arms p.R
Qoodson Frank, farmer
Hebb Oeorge,, farmer & landowner
Hercoek Oeorge, farmer
field, 3rd bart.
Rippon William, farmer
Ward James, farmer & landowner
BUBTON-XTPON-STATHES is a ^rish and con-
siderable village, formerly a market town, m the Northern
diriaion of the ooonty, parts of Lindsay, north division of
Manley wapentake, Olanford Brigg nnion, oonnty court
district of Lincoln, rural deanery of Manlake, archdeaconry
of Stow, diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles east-north-east from
Qovle, 5 north-west from Frodingham railway station, 4
west from Winterton, 13 north-west from Brigg, pleasantly
■tiiated on the brow of a bold clitF, on the east bank of the
lirer Trent, over which is a ferry to Garthorpe. The church
of S^ Andrew, situated on a commanding eminence, is a stone
edifice, partly of the Transitional Period, in the Decorated
stjle, consisting of chancel, derestoried nave, aisles, porch,
and a western tower containing 3 bells: the church was
extensively restored in 1865, under the direction of the late
Mr. Browning, at the cost of Sir Robert Sheffield bart. the
late Bev. Charles Sheilield, vicar, and the parish, when the
died Feb. 36 in the same year: the
east window and oak reredos are respectively erected ia
memory of the late Sir Robert Sheffield, fourth baronet, and
Julia his wife. There are many monuments to other
members of the Sheffield family, the latest being a window
in the north aisle erected in memory of the late vicar Rev.
Charles Sheffield, second son of the third baronet, who was
rector of Flixborongh and vicar of Burton from 1833 to 1883
— 60 years. The register dates from the year 1567. The
living is a vicarage, united with the rectory of Flixhoroagh,
joint yearly value ;(f7So, in the gift of Sir Robert Sheffield
bart. and held since 1883 by the Rev. Francis Amcotts
Jarvis h.'a. of Trinity College, Cambridge and Wells Theo-
logical College J. p. The Wesleyans and Primitive Metho-
dists have each a chapel ; the former was built in 1840, and
the latter in 1868. In 1777 Burton sutFered from an ex-
plosion of gunpowder, on board a vessel on the Trent, which
■onthem portion of the nave — formerly a chantry chapel — I blew up with a tremendous explosion, and damage to the
ma converted into a wide aide, and a new porch and church and other buildings was done to the amount of
chancel doorway erected : there are several monuments ' ;f 3,ooo. A steam boat runs to Gainsborough and Hull daily
erected to the memory of representatives of the house of , calling at Burton. Two annual fairs are held here — one on
Sheffield : the most ancient is a mutilated figure of a knight ' the first Monday after the ist of May, and the other on the
Templar, laid with his legs crossed, which has been brought | first Monday after New Martinmas-day, and a feast is held at
frrm Oiraton, and was probably over the grave of a Sheffield I Whitsuntide. Brick and tile making is carried on ; also
within the Church, for Leland informs us that they were ' shipbuilding, vessels as large as 300 tons being built. In
interred in the cbtirch as well as in the churchyard : prior 1865 a pier was erected by Messrs. Wray and Son, late ship-
to tliis period, 1340^ when the order of the Templars wu I bmlders, at which the steamboats to and from Gainsborough
dissolved, the Shefllelds had no ooiuection with Barton : ' and Hull call daily : J. Oarside esq. of Worksop has latdy
the effigy is undoubtedly intended for one of that family, as ' become the owner of the shipyard, which, under the super-
their arms are on the shield, and it now lies in a niche in intendance of Mr. Oeorge Morfin, employs about 40 hands,
the northern wall of the chancel at Burton : the drapery of One mile south-east from Barton is Normanby Halt a
this figaTeisscnlptured with great boldness, the mail armour ! handsome mansion in the Italian style, the seat of Sir
is executed with great precision; the hauberk on the body Robert Sheffield bart., D.L., j.p. pleasantly situated in a
tsnninates differently frvm that of any figure of this sort ; | fine perk of nearly 580 acres, well wooded and stocked with
the thighs appear to be covered with a gamboised or quilted deer. The Dean and Chapter of Westminster are lords of
defence which reaches to the knees, which 'an defended by the manor, and hold a court leet and baron at Easter. The
the remains ol the anselic figures which support this cushion \ The area is 3,860 acres ; rateable value ^5,166 158.; the pop-
tor the head, are delicately sculptured, two very similar j ulation in 1881 was 971, including the hatnlets of Thbalvt,
fignres to which are on the tomb of John of Eltham, Earl of Nobkahbt, i mile south-east, and part of Colebt, 3 miles
uiinwall, who died in 1334 : an ancient sword, but such a north.
me as the Templars never handled, probably brought from BcBTON.STATiiER.i8 a small jHeee at the river side, prin-
Oviton church, now stands near the figure, the whole effigy ! cipally inhabited by shipwrights.
is very much mutilated : a marble stone, on which is en'
gnved the following : " the venerable remains of the five
Sheffidds mentioned in the Itinerary of Leland, upon the
printing of the book, were rescued from the danger of
oUivion, and removed from Owston to this place by the
pioDS direction of the not degenerate heir of that antient
iunily, John, Earl of Mulgrave, who, after the famous sea
fif[fat in Sold Bay, was, at twenty three years of age, by
King Charles II. made captain of the * Royal Catharine,'
oobnel of the Old Holland regiment, gentleman of the Bed-
chamber, and Knight of the most noble order of the Garter,
afterwards, by King James II. Lord Chamberlain of the
Bonsebold; by King William and Queen Mary created
Marquis of Normanby, and by the Queen, Duke of Bncking-
hsm, made Keeper of her Pnvy Seal, Lord Steward of the
HoDsehold, and Lord President of Her Most Honourable
Privy Council." A sculpture consisting of a beautifully
draped figure standing by an nm, erected to the memory
of Sir Clurles Sheffield, ist. baronet, who died September
'5> <774, also of Margaretta Diana Sheffield, his wife,
daughter of General Joseph Sabine, who died Jan. 6, 176a ;
s sculpture consisting of a figure kneeling over an urn, by
BaooD, erected to the memory of two brothers, baronets,
who died within three weeks of each other, viz. -Sir John
Sbeffield, 3nd. bart. died Feb. i, 1815, Sir Robert Shef-
PBITATB EBSIDENTO. y«>?.H^!'ii**rf"!
Brown Frederick
Holt Thomas Godfrey (Aspen cottage)
Hooldridge WiHeray
Jarris B^. Frand* Amcotts it.A., j.p,
[vicar] fc rtctor o{ Flmboroogh
Sheffield Sir Robert bart. D.U, t.r. Nor-
manby hall Ic Oarlton k BoodU's
dabs, London s.w
Smith Edward
StUMweU WiUitm
DiBBY is a hamlet, half a mile east of the village.
NoBXAinnr is a hamlet, one mile south-east, Normanby
Hall and about twenty houses.
TKEAI.BT is a pleasant hamlet, one mils and a half east
from the church. The Wesleyans and Primitive Metho-
dists have each a chapel here.
Parish Clerk, John Godfrey.
Post & Mokbt Obdhb Office t Savings Bank. — Smtimns
Wood, sub-postmaster. Letten are received through
Doncaster, arrive at 8.15 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m.
The nearest telegraph office is at Winterton
National Schools (mixed), Normanby, built in 1864 by Sir
R Sheffidd bart. Jt supported by subscriptions & a
government grant ; it will hold 100 children, k has an
average attendance of 60 ; Alexander Hatfidd Ansdl,
mastiir
Burton, built in 1846, by Sir R. Sheffield bart. k the
rector, for 150 children, with an average attendance of 90,
k is supported by subscriptions k a Government grant ;
Miss Hutton, mistress
Thealby, built in 1850, by Sir R. Sheffield bart. k sap-
ported by him ; the school holds 60 children, k has an
average attendsince of 30 ; Mrs. Anne Campbell, mistress
Cabbiebs to Hcll. — Thomas DuffiU, tuesday <c f riday ; k
William Henry Wood, tuesday k friday
ocnamiciAL.
Allen Henry, steward to Sir Robert
Shsffleld bart. S.L., j.p. Normanby hi
Allan Emestigardener to Sir R. Sheffield
bart. i>.L., T.p. Normanby ball
i Barker Henry, farmer
' Bray AUMd, bricklayer
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346 OUKTOll-UPON^BTATREE. LXNOOLSCBOBB.
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Brown Alderaon Irvin«, Black Bull inn .
Campbell Ann (Jfra.), school, Thealby .
Chafer Jobn, fanner
Champion John, saddler & haraeaa ma
Owpman Mary Ann (Mn.), farmer,
Colebyhall
Chm—i Bidnrd, master mariner
Cook Charles, futner, Iformanby
DrilBll Ralph Marlin, farmer
Driffill William, shoe maker
Dmry James, miliar (wind)
DafflU Thomas, carrier
Garside Jsph.shipbuilder ; & at Worksop
Godfrey Edmund, farmer, Thealby ball
Godfrey John, tailor
Green James, farmer, Coleby house
Green Whiteley, farmer, Coleby
JSUtf WJSJLjIi is a pleasant rlllafe and parish, in the
Northern division of the eonnty, wold division of the hmidred
of Lonth Eale, Louth union and county court district,
mral deanery of Calceworth No. i, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincohi, 5I miles sonth-by-eagt from Louth, 3
west from Authorpe station, and 138 from London, situated
on the road from Louth to Spilsby. The church of St.
Michael, an ancient Norman structure, covered with ivy,
consigts of a chancel, nave and tower with a bells : it con-
tains several monuments to the Lister and Alington families :
the interior was re-arranged, and open seats substituted for
the old high pews in 1882 : the font, given by Thomas Fitz-
William, bears the date of 1460. The parish register (in-
cluding Walmsgate) dates from the year 1586. The living
is a vicarage, with Muckton and Walmsgate annexed, gross
joint yearly value /230, with house, in the gift of Wuliam
Homsby esq. of Grantham, and held since 1853 by the Rev.
Charles Argentine Alington b.a. of Wadham (3ollege,Oxford.
A weekly market was formerly held here ; the old butter-
cross, in the centre of the village, is now used as a
dovecote. Here was formerly a small alien priory of Bene-
dictine monks, founded by John de Hay, ana given by some
of the lords of Kime to the Abbey of St. Mary Sylvae
Briggs John, blacksmith, whitesmith,
machinist, agricultural implement
manafactnrer, shoeing smith b cow-
keeper
BUSLIKGTHOBPE is a parish in the Mid division of
the county, wapentake of I^wress, parts of Lindsey,
Caistor onion, Market Rasen county court district, rund
deanery of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry of Stow, diocese
of Lincoln, i} miles north from Wickenby station, 4 south-
west from Market Basen, and ii} north-east from Lincoln.
The church (record of the name lost), originally Early
English, was rebuilt in 1835, under the direction of Mr.
E. J Willson, of Lincoln, imd consists of chancel, nave,
western tower and i bell : the modem stroctnre, with the
exception of the tower, which is of older date, is of brick,
and scarcely covers the site of the former nave, but the old
Early English chancel arch has been re-erected and a shield
of ancient glass placed in the east window: during the
restoration of the church two monnments were diacorored,
and are now placed oa the south side ; the first of these is a
CToes-le^ged effigy of stone, representing a knight dad in
mail, hjs head supported by angels, and his feet resting on
a lion ; the figure may be assigned to the later thirteenth
or earlier fourteenth centuries, and probably commemorates
Sir John de Bnslingthorpe : when found, it was lying
face downwards, beneath where the pulpit had stood, but
is now ^aced on a new base : the other monument, ex-
hnmed m 1707, consists of a coihn-shaped slab, surrounded
by the fdlowing inscription, in Ltnnbardic characters,
but much mntSated : " ISSY • OYT • SIRE ■ RICHARD
Smith George Edward, pravinon mer
Smith Thomas, fanner, Derby
Spalding Frank, farmer, Thealby
Spilman Alex Aitken, farmer, Tliealby
Stanewell Bae, potato merchajat
Stanewell WilUam, maltster k coal mer
Taylor Jamas, farmer, Thealby
WaterhooM John, joiner, Normanby
Wat»rland BeUy (Mrs. ), Ferry Boat inn
Watson J<dm, grooer, Thealby
West John, fanner
Wood James, cowkeeper
Wood John, cattle dealer, Thealby
Wood Septimus, farmer Jc bride maker
tc snb-postmaster
Wood Wuliam Henry, carrier
Hill Wiliiaa^ IJHfeer Bterdmnt
Howard Sdmimd, farmer, Coleby
KogjMly Robert, ooal dealer
Knapton FWmcis,. farmer, Coleby
Ling Harold Chas. surgeon Ic physician
Marshall Thomas, farmer
Moon Geo. farmer, Normanby grange
Parkin George, coal dealer
Farrott John, grocer
Fetch John, potato dealer
Porkess Thomas, butcher
Preston Nicholas, joiner
Bands Ilah Jas. blacksmith, Thealby
Revill John, shoemaker, Thealby
Richmond John, grooer
Bobinson William, coal merchant
Sheardown George, potato merchant
Majoris, near Bordeaux In the reign of Henry L Borwell
was the lordship of Sir Marmaduke Langdale, but it was
for many years possessed by the Listers, until the decease
of the late Matthew Henry Lister esq. when the lordship
was pnrciiased by William Homsby eKi. Bnrwell Park is
the property of William Homsby esq. irho resides at Grw-
tham, and is lord of the manor, impropriator and sole land-
owner : it is a fine mansion, situatea in a beautifully wooded
pork of 300 acres : the mansion is at present unoccupied.
The soil is chalky and heavy loam, and the snbsoil chalk.
The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and turnips. He
area is 2, 190 acres ; rateable value, ;^a,3oi ; the popnlation
in 1881 was 159.
Pariah Clerk, Samuel Frederick Smith.
Pom OmcB. — Joseph Dewhirst, receiver. Letters arrive
from Louth at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m. The nearest
money order k telegraph office is at Loath
National School, for the parishes of Burwell, Walmsgate
k Muckton, was erected in 1825 by the late Matthew
Bancroft Lister esq. : it will hold 75 ; average atten-
dance, 56 ; & is supported by voluntary sabecriptions
& Govemment grant : Samuel Frederick Smith, master
OdUng William Thos. Stag's Head p.h
Scorer Harry Walter, frmr. Priory fm
Weightman Wm. farmer. Brook farm
Clarke George, wheelwright, joiner,
builder & contractor
Dewhirst Joseph, shoe ma. k post office
Lister Frederick, farmer. Manor house
LE • FIZ • SIRE ■ JOHN • DE • BOSELTNGTHOKPE • DEL
ALME • DE • KY • DEVS • EYT ■ MERCY." The upper
snrfaces displays a semi-efflgy in brass, representing the
knight in a coif, hauberk and surooat, and holding in his
upraised hands a heart : below is a defaced shidd : the
date of this brass e. 1280, is but little later than that of Si
John D'Aubemoun, 1277, the earliest remaining military
brass in this country, lie register dates from Uie year —
baptisms and burials, 1760 ; marriages, 1762. The living
is a rectory, annexed to Faldiugworth, gross yeaHy vahie,
;^a44, in the gift of Ernest Richard Charles Cust esq. of
Arthingworth, Northants, and held since 1877 by the Kev.
John Sansom b.a. of Queen's College, Oxford, who is non-
resident. The family of De Bnalingtiiorpe held this pUee
frometrca 1170 to the fifteenth centnry : it was after-
wards possessed by the Tyrwhitts. The manor and lands
now bdong to the Charter House, London. The mnot,
which formerly surrounded the old manor honse, still
remains. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The
soil is stiff clay ; snbsoil, clay. The area is 1,129 acres;
rateable value, /i,i98 ; the popnlation in 1881 was 56.
Pariah Clerk, John Lawton.
Letters through Market Basen, which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
The children attend the school at Flaldingworth
I Odling Edward, farmer
Odling Joseph, farmer, Ibnor farm
Bean Frederick, farmer
Bennett Richard, farmer
B U TTERWICK is a village and parish, near the sea- 1 the gift of the Rev. Henry Linton M.*. of Oxford, and held
shore, in thaiSouthem division of the county, parts of Hoi- ; since 1874 by the Rev. Samnel Staffarth 11.A. of Sidney
land, wapentake of Skirbeck, Boston miion and connty Sussex Collie, Cambridge, who resides at The Priory,
court district, rural deanery of North Holland No. 2, and | Freiston. The Wesleyan Methodists have a chapd here,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles oast-by-north ' Henry Rogers esq. is lord of the manor. The land is chiefly
from Boston. The church of St. Andrew, a bride edifice occnpied by small freeholders. The chief crops are_wheat
with stone dressings (a very ancient structure), con-
sists of chancel, nave, aisles and a low square tower with
5 bells: the porch, lately added, is entirely of stone, like-
wise the outer portions of the north and south aides : in the
nave are three Pointed arches : at the north-east end of the
nave the stairs to the roof-loft still occupy their turret, and
part of a perpendicular Gothic screen separates the nave
and chancel : the font, in the sonth aisle, is of the Early
English type, supported by eight circular pillars upon an
octagonal base. In the churchyard is a sycamore tree of im-
mense size : records state date of planting 1653. The regis-
ter dates from the year 1697. The living is a ricarage, united
in 1751 with that of Freiston, joint yearly value 1^274, in
and potatoes. The soil is rich arable ; subsoil, stiff clay.
The area is 1,018 acres of land and 3,050 of water ; rate-
able value, iCa,izg ; the population in 1881 was 533.
By a Local Govemment Board order, dated December
24th, 1880, a detached portion of this parish, containing 95
inhabitants, was transferred to Leake.
Assistant Overseer, John Abbott.
Post Office. — Miss Mary Bazlinton, receiver. Letters
arrive at 7 a.m. k are dispatched at 6. 15 p.m. through
Boston, which is also the nearest money order k tdegrsfdi
office
Pinchbeck's Endowed Schod (bqys), John Abbott, master ;
(girls'), Miss Annie Wilton, mistress
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DIBBCTORT.J
Andrew Jofl0{^ fuiMr
Brown Martha (Mrs.), (inner
Ouswell Oeorge, fanoer
Cli<»l>er« Jaaq)h, ahoe zatktee
Chrrtar Baurf, ahoe maker
Chik John, laiMar
dvk Joeeph, farmer
Oayton Enoa, builder
Coates Henry, tanner
GoateB John, farmer
DimUeby Benjamin, builder
Good Wflliam, >hopkeeper
LDICI0LN8HIB1L '
Ooeae John Creor^ farmer
Banke Charles, farmer
Hanks' Oeorge, farmer
Hardr CStarles, firmer
HoQcoer George, farmer. Sea end
Jaddia John, Fire Bells f.k
Sent Jameii farmer
Kent John, brmer
Lawson Benjan^ fumar -
Lyon Charles, farmer
Martin William, miller (wind)
Mawer Henry, farmer
CA'STLB BrnrAM; 347
Mawer James, farmer
Mitehell Thomas, fanner
Newton Jamesb farmer, Ings
Orrej WiUiam, farmer, Bigs
Banddey WiUiam, farmer, logs
Bolljnaon Elijah, shoidceeper
Bollinaon Howard, aoopkeeper
Sharp Haniy, farmer
Opaul Bachaa], fanmer
Upaall Wilham, tanner
Vanghan Jooeph, beer retailer
Westland Samuel, farmer
XAST BU TTKBWIOK is a villBge and township in
the parishes of Botteaford and Messingnam, in the Northern
dirisian of the eonnty, parts of Lindaey, east division of the
wapentake of Manlqr, Glanford Brigg tmion and eonnty
court district, 3 milee from Althorpe rulway station,' on the
Manduster, Sheltleld and Lincolndiire railway, and 4 east
from Epworth, on the east bank of the Trent. The Primi-
tive ind Wealmvn Methodists and Baptists have each a
chapel hers, trie Hall and Gainsboroogb steamers pass
the village, calling hare when required. The river Trent is
crosnd by means of ferry boats. Edward Peacock eta. is
lord of the manor of that portion which is in the pariah of
Botteaford, and William Smith eeq. of Barnes Hall, Shef-
fidd, of the portico that is in Meeaingiiam. The principal
landowners are Oeorge Smith esq. and the Itiber familjr.
The chief orope are potatoes, wheat and beans. The soil is
warp ; Subsoil, peat and sand. The area is 680 acres in
Mesaingh&m parish, the remainder being retnmed with
Botteaford ; rateable valne, ;f 1,901 ; the population in 1881
wa&, in the former aao and in the latter 96.
A School Board of 5 members wss formed in 1878 ; John
Ontr%m, clerk to the board ; Bobert Benson, attendance
officer
Board School, bnilt, at a cost of /900, for 100 chSdren;
average attendance, 40 ; James Whittaker, master
Lbttk Box cleared at 4 p.m. Letters through Doncastar
vi& West Butterwick. The nearest money order ft tele-
graph office is at Burringham
Brown Mrs
Fowler Mrs
Qillott John, shoe maker
Kendall' Richard, Uacksmith
Loek'wood George, farmer
Lockwood Thomas, machine owner
Lockwood William, farmer
Marshall James Mfllaon, shopkeeper
Moody Bichard, farmer
OOMMKBCUL.
Armstrong William Allison, farmer
Benson miliam. Dog Je dna T.n
Coy Wilhazn, shopkMper
WEST B U TT JUt WICK is a large village, township
and eoelesiagtical parish, formed in 1845 from Owston civil
parish, on the west bank of the river Trent, in the Isle of
Axhobne, Northern division of the county, ports of Lindaey,
Testem^ division of Manley wapentake, union and eonnty
court district of Gainsborongh, Axholme rural deanery,
Stow archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south
from Althorpe railway station, 4I east-by-north from
EpwDrth and 13 north from Gainsborough. There is a
leery to East Butterwick, which is situated on the oppo8it«
ride of the Trent. The Trent is navigated by the Hull and
Qainstaorough steam pockets, which call here daily. The
chnrch of St. Mary, erected in 1841, is a plain stiocture of
brick : it oonaista of nave and square tower,containing 3 bells,
with pinnacles, which is ornamented with an octagonal' turret
oontinaed by a brick spire : the appearance of this edifice,
onstmcted wholly of brick vrith the exception of the root,
jsoniqne : it has sittings for 300 persons : in 1S79 the interior
msnntted and reseated from designs furnished by the Rev.
D. J. White M.A. vicar, at a cost of about ;f 160. The sepa-
rate register of this parish dates only from the year 1845 ;
the earlier registers are included in those of Owston. The
living ia a vicarage,yearly valne £3t>o and good residence, in
the gift of the vicar of Owston ; the Rev. Frederick John
Moole x. A.of Corpos Christi college, Cambridge, is curate in
charge. A burial gronnd of abaat three-quarters of an
Ontram John, stone maaon Jt derk to
the school board '
Fetch William, shopkeeper
Boes George, wbeelwrigbt
Stonewell M^Uiam, farmei
Storm WiUiam, farmer
acre, adjoining the churchyard, 'was given by Sir R. Sheffield
bart. in 1875. '^^ Wesleyan Primitive Methodist and
General Bi^>ti8ts have each a chapel, the latter having an
endowment of about ^35 per year arising from land : part
of the income is for & relief of the poor belonging to the
chapel. The poor of the parish receive /15 yearly in fuel
from rent of land, left in the hands of the churchwardens
and overseers 'by sundry charitable individnals. Alfred
Parkin esq. is lord of the manor ; Sir Robert Sheffield bart.
n.i,., J. p. chief landowner. The chief crops are potatoes,
wheat, oats and beans. The soil is deep loam; snbsoil,
peat. The area is 3,307 acres ; rateable vadue, £4,i3g ; the
population in 1881 was 71S. Kblfibld is a hamlet 3 nules
south on the west bank of the Trent.
Parish Clerk, George Taylor.
Post Officb. — George Wilkinson, receiver. Letters
arrive from Doncaster at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.40
p.m. No delivery or dispatch on snndayf. The nearest
money order jc telegraph office is at Burringham
Schools : —
National, built in 1871, for 150 children k has an average
attendance of 86
Board (mixed), Edwin Morle, mastar ; Mrs. Elizabeth Mary
Morle, mistress
Watbb Cokvbtancb. — Steam packets, daily to Bull k
Gainsborough & intermediate places
West Butterwick. EISs Thomas, baker
Brown Mrs Everett William, farmer. Toasters
Coggon Richard Randolph Toetet Edward, tailor
Mo3e Bev. Frederick John ic.a. [curate I'owler William, farmer
in charge] Godfrey John, farmer
Green k Oldman, farmers
OOMMKBCIAU Hau Michael, coal dealer
Bsmmgham Thomas, farmer Hall Michael, coal dealer
Brown Chatterton, farmer Hilbert Henry, shoe maker
Brown George, farmer Hird Richard, batcher
Brown Bobert, farmer Hope John, rope k twine mannfactorer
Brown WiUiam, farmer Joel George Heniy, joiner
Bnrkinshaw Joseph, blacksmith Mason John, shopkeeper
Chesman Thomas, farmer Mason William, shoe maker
CaggDnBichard,miller (steam) ft farmer Pilgrim Oeorge Stead, shopkeeper
Co^on Bichardson, shopkeeper Ricq^y Mark, Bed Lion f.h
Oidde William, bricklayer Seaton John, wheelwright
DiiiBB John, farmer, Yousters Snowden George, Ferry Boat p.h
CASTI<E BYT HAW is a considerable village and
parish near the Great Northern railway, in the Southern
oiriainn of the county, parts of Keateven, wapentake of
Beltialoe, Boom union and county court district, rural
deanery of Beltisloe,and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
pictaraqiiely seated on a bold eminence, 3^ miles west-
north-west from Little Bytham station, 94 from London,
9 north-west from Stamford and the like dtttanoe west-by-
•ooth from Boom ; it is on the border of ibe coimty of
Rwlind. A bmch of the Witham flows throngh the parish.
Tht ehmdt of St. James, sitnated rai an emmenee in the
oettn of the InUage^ is aa aocient stone edifloe, oonsieting
Storm Edmund, saddler
Taylor Samuel, farmer
Temperton George
Temperton Jose^, farmer
Temperton Joseph John, Three Horse-
shoes inn, ft agricoltural implement
maker
Temperton Mary (Mrs.), frmr. Yousters
Twidale William ft Joseph, brick i tile
manufacturers & farmers
Wall Bobert, batcher
'White Robert, farmer
Whiteley Jonathan, shoe maker
Kelfleld.
Lee John Augustus, farmer
Noden Samuel, farmer
of chancel, nave, north aisle, transepts and a tcwer contain-
ing a clock and 3 bells ; the chancel retains a good Norman
doorway with beak-head ornament, and has a screen with
painted panels, exhibiting figures of saints ; on the north
side are an easier sepulchre and aumbrj', and on the south
a piscina, some atone sedilia and brackets : the church was
restored in 1857, and a south transept erected on the site of
a former destroyed transept. TTie register dates from the
year 1650. The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly
valne £i5n, in the gift of the Bishop and Dean and Chapter
of Uncoln alternate^.aod hdd since 1858 by theRev. Charles
CbnnhiU Oakoathorp v.a. of Linoohi College, Oxford.
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348 CASTLE BYTHAM.
UNCOLNsmair.
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The Weslejtui chapel ires enlarged In i8tf6. Here WM
anciently a castle, or fnrtified mansion : the earthworks are
in a tolerable state of preserration. Baroness Willoaghb^
de Eresby is lady of the manor. The principal landowner is
Bobert Heathcote esq. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans
and barley. The sou is loam and clay ; subsoil, clay. The
area of the. entire parish is 7,760 acres ; rateable valoe,
jf4.393 ; t'ls population in i88i was 654. Holywell and
Annby form a township in this parish and will be found
under Holywell.
Parish Clerk, Richard Wilson.
Ciakanthorp Rev. Charles Churchill , Clement John, farmer
IC.A. Vicarage
Pilkington Matthew
Foot, Hoim Obdbb k Tslbobapr Officb k Saving*
Bank. — ^Thomaa Baines, sub-postmaster. Letters arrire
from Stamford at 8.30 a.m. ; letters dispatched at 4.30 pm
School (mixed), endowed with lands producing £3% yearly,
left in 1807 by several donors, built in 1860, at a cost
of ;f aoo, for 100 children, with an average attendance
of 90 ; apart from the endowment the school is nmported
by government grant k children's pence; Mrs. Tncker,
mistress
Caksibss to Staicfobd. — John Allen, every fri. k moo. k
Hy. Howitt, every fri. k mon
Dnrant Wm. Arnold, baker k grocer
Gamble William H. miller (wind)
Oordon Alfred, farmer
Harris John, farmer
Holmes Frederick, veterinary surgeon
Howitt Henry, coal dealer k carrier
Hudson Jas. blacksmith, k Castle inn
Hudson John, blacksmith
Lyon John, farmer
Patrick Seaton, cottager
Perry Arthur, grocer
Royoa John, farmer
Sharpe James, shoe maker
Shelton Thomas, stone mason
Shnoock William, baker k grocer
COMiniBCIAL.
Allaway Emma (Mrs.), saddler
Allen John, butcher k carrier
Baines John, farmer
Baines Thomas, wheelwright k smith k
post office keeper
Batty John, chemist, grocer k butcher
Beecruft Joseph, cottager
Berridge George, farmer
Buckby James, farmer
Burrows John, farmer
Carter John, farmer
LITIIiIi BYTHAM is a station on the Great irortharn
Railway, small village and parish, in the Southern division
of the county, parts of Kesteven, hundred of Beltisloe,
Bourn union and county court district,rural deanery of Bel-
tisloe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The village a
ideasantly seated in a valley, 93 miles from London, 8 north-
by-west from Stamford and 7 west-south-west from Bourn.
The church of St. Medardns is a stone edifice, of Mixed
styles, with a chancel, nave and south aisle, south porch
and a tower surmounted by a spire, and was restored in
1875, at a cost of ;^8oo : the north door is a good specimen
of Norman architecture. The register dates from the year
1859. Pursuant to a direction in the will of Enoch Millson
esq. who lies buried in the churchyard, a handsome stained
east window was placed in the church in 1882 in commem-
oration of the Nixon family. The living is a rectory,
estimate gross income ;£359 with residence (the income is
derived from 370 acres of glebe land which is farmed by the
rector), in the alternate gift of the Bishop and the Dean and
Steel Richard, Three Tuns f.h
Tuoker Frederick, farmer
Wakefield Thomas, butcher
Ward William, farmer
Welbom George, tailor
Whiles John, carpenter
Willerton Henry D. linen dn^ier, «T8ry
toesday
Wilson Matthew, farmer
Wilsoo Matthew, jun. farmer
Wilson Thomas, farmer
Wing Qeoige, beer retailer
V^ John William, beer retailer k
stonemason
Wing Vincent, stone mason
Clark If. A. of Hertford ColWe, Oxford. Brick making is ex-
tensively carried on here. Here are the adamantine clinker
works. Remains of Roman pottery are fre<^uently found
here, showing that the clay hod been worked in the time of
the Romans. The Baroness WQloughby de Eresby is lady
of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is loamy ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and
barley. The area is 1,010 acres ; rateable value, £4,3p3 ;
the population in 1881 was 305.
Parish Clerk, William Edward Lanfley.
Post Office. — William Edward Lan^ey, receiver. Letters
through Stamford, by cart post, arrive at 8 a.m. ; dis-
patched at 4. 45 p.m. The nearest money order It tele-
graph office is at Castle Bytham
A School Board of seven members was formed in 1874 for
the United District of Little Bytham, Counthorpe &
Creeton : J. L. Bell, Bourn, clerk" to the board ; William
Edward I^n^ley, attendance officer
A board school is now (1884) in course of erection
Chapter of Lincoln, and held since 1859 by the Rev. Joseph Railway Station, William Frederick Burton, station master
Clark Rev. Joseph m.a. [rector]
Towers Wilham
HoUis Mrs
Adamantine Clinker Works (Messrs.
Towers k Williamson, proprietors)
Bnrchnall Walter, blacksmith
Burton Wm. Frederick, station master
Harris Isabella (Mrs.), farmer
Ingle Mary (Mr&), Green Man P.H
Ingle William, grocer
Langley Wm. Edward, parish clerk, k
post office It school attendance officer
Langley Thomas, boot k shoe maker
Nixon Daniel, farmer
Pick William, farmer
Rouse James, farmer
Sharp Michael Torvb Alfd. wheelwrights
Sharp Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer
Swingler lliomas, coal merchant
Towers Ic Williamson, brick k tSe
makers. Adamantine clinker works k
coal merchants
Towers Wm. overseer k cburchwarden
OABOTT&IT is a parish and small bnt pleasant village,
situate in a valley, and on the turnpike road betwixt Caistor
and Great Grimsby, in the Northern di%-ision of the county,
north-east division of Bnulley Haverstoe wapentake, parts
of Lindsey, Caistor union and county court district, rural
deanery of Grimsby No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln, being rather more than a mile east-by-north from
Caistor, 5i miles north-east fromHolton or Moortown stations
and i6a from London. The church of St. Nicholas is an
Early Norman structure of stone, with Early English and
Decorated insertions, consisting of a chancel and nave, south
porch and a western tower containing i bell : the
chancel retains a piscina and a low side window ; the font
ennsists of a cylindrical bowl, on a square base; and on
this has been placed the bowl of a Norman font, discovered
under the floor during the restoration ; the tower, oon-
ridered by Mr. Paley and others as a Saxon work, has been
raised twelve feet, and baluster lights introduced: the
church was restored in 1872, under the direction of Mr. A. W.
Blomfield ir.A., f.s.a. when the walls of the nave and
chancel were rebuilt, the tower heightened, a porch added,
several new windows inserted and the interior refitted ; a
low wooden screen of carved open work divides the chancel
and nave. There is a chalice of the fifteenth century. The
register dates from the year 1559. The living is a vicar-
age, gross jearly value £a^ from 250 acres of glebe with
Hensley Rer. Charles if.A. [vicar]
COMXEBCIAL.
Andrews William, grocer
Barker William Sissions, farmer
Qorbntt Bryan Smith, farmer Js auc-
tioneer ; k at Caistor
Rirkby Mirian (Mrs.), farmer
Lowish William Wood, Caboum bouse
O ADNBT-CTTM-HOWSHAIC is a Urge agricultural
parisih, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
Lindsey, south division of Yarborongh wapentake, Glan-
ford Brigg union, Brigg county court district, rural deanery
residence, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborongh, and held
since 1854 by the ^v.Charles Hensley m.a. of St. Catharine's
College, Cambridge. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel,
built in 1853. The Pelham Column stands in a wood, on
an eminence commanding extensive views of the surround-
ing country ; it is a square stone building, 128 feet in height,
and bears the following inscription : — " This pillar was
erected to commemorate the planting of these woods by
Charles Anderson Pelham, Lord Yarborough, who com-
menced planting in 1787, and between that year and 1823
placed on his property 13,552,700 trees: the foundation of
this pillar was laia in the year 1840 by his son, and the
building finished by his grandson in 1849." The Earl <A
Yarborough is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and roots. The soil
is a dark sand ; subsoil, chalk. The area is 3,860 acres;
rateable value, jf 2,768 ; the population in 1881 was 174.
Badoeb's Hiixs, about one mile south-east from the
village, are well known as fox covers.
Parish Clerk, Daniel Scoffleld.
Letters are received through Caistor, which is the nearest
money order k telegraph office
Parodiial School (mixed), built in 1855, at a cost of £aoo,
for 40 children, with an average attendance of 30 ; the
sdiool is supported by voluntary subscriptions k a govern-
ment grant ; Miss Elizabeth Stamp, mistress
Marshall \miiara, farmer
Plaskett William, farmer
Towers'Richard, wheelwright
Urry George Robert, blacksmith
of Yarborongh No. a, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln. The village of Cadney is 3 miles south from Brigg ;
at Howsham 3 miles distant is a station on the Manchester,
Sheffield and Uncolnahire railway, 159! miles from LoodOB.
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lie diordi of All Saints is a atone bmlding in the Norman
atfle conm'ating of chancel, nave, aouth aule, chantry and
weateru tover vith i bell, it contains an oak screen beanti-
foUj carved and a Norman font : in 1865 a mven gale of
vind carried amy the roof of the chancel : a nev roof was
•rected by the Earl of Yarboroagh 1 nnder the pnlpit is a
itme to the memory of the Pye family, bearing date 1699 :
there are also the remains of a stained window in the sonth
aisle. Hie register -with Howsham dates from the year
1564. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly valne /365
jadnding 13 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Earl of yar-
boroogh, and held since 1877 by the Bev. Edgar Brown, of
(H. Bees. Here are Congr^tional and Primitive Metho-
dist chapds. The Earl of Yarboroagh is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and beans. The soil is clay ; snbsoil, pest. The area is
4, 860 acres, including Newstead ; rateable valos, ;(^5,i3i ; the
popolatian in 1881 was 449.
HowsRAM is a hamlet, half a mile from the station and
2 miles east of Cadney. Here is a small chapel of ease,
also chapels for the Wesleyans and Primitive Hethodiste.
Cadney.
Brown Bev. Edgar u.a. [vicar]
OOXXKRCIAL.
Aby Mary (Mrs.) & Joseph, farmers
Danby Charles William, farmer
EvismHary(Mr8.) & Sons,wheelwrght8
Fleteber Jurtha (Mrs. } k Son, farmers
Oibbcos Joseph, farmer
HiU Jo•hm^ farmer, Poolthome
Hopkins David, fanner
Lamming "niomas, farmer
Milson Geo. shoe maker, & poet ofBce
Noble George, farmer
Parker Oerage, farmer
Rhodes John, shopkeeper
Richardson Ann (Mrs.) & Son, farmers
Skipwirth Thomas Lawson, farmer
Smith George, farmer
Trevor Henry, farmer
WiUmore William, farmer
HowBlutm.
Brown Charles, farmer
Button Edward, tailor
Evison Charles, carpenter
Nbwstxad, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish
in Glanford Brigs union, situate one mile and a half sonth
from Brigg, on the river Ancholme : it consists of a farm
of about 4165 acres and six cottages, the property of the Earl
of Yarborongh ; rateable value, /S44. Here was formerly
a priosy of which there is now only a chapter room remain*
ing, which is in very good preservation. The population in
1881 was 59.
Parish Clerk, Robert Allen.
Post Officb, Cadney. — George Milson, receiver. Letters
through Brigg, which is the nearest money order k
telegraph oiHce, arrive at 9a.m.; dispatched at 4. 15 p.m.;
no post on Sundays
Post Opnca, Howsham. — David Pardon, receiver. Letters
through Br^g, which is .the nearest money order k
telegraph office, arrive at 9.15 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.33
p.m.; no post on Sundays
British School, Howsham (mixed), for 100 children, with
an average attendance of 63 : the school is supported by
voluntary contributions ; Richard Beers Bessant, master
Railway Station, Howsham, John Smith, station master
Eyre William, farmer
Gibbons Joseph Dunn (Mrs.), farmer,
Howsham grange
Qannath Wiluam, farmer
Hopkins Edward, farmer
PaAer William Storey, farmer
Pnrdon David, blacksmith,!! post office
Skipworth Fitz Henry, farmer
Skipworth John Henry, fanner
Wiunore Thomas, shopkeeper
Kewstead.
Hill JoshiUk,>farmer, Abbey farm
OAEKBY is a parish, in the Northern division of the
ooonty, east division of the wapentake of Aslaeoe, parts of
Lmdsey, Lincoln union. Market Basen county court dis-
tciet, rural deanery of Aslaeoe, archdeaconry of Stow and
diooeae of Lincoln, 8 miles west from Market Basen station
sad 13 north from Lincoln. The cbnrch of St. Nicholas is a
stone building in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel and
nave and bell turret with i bell ; a handsome stained window
has been placed in the chancel in memory of the late rector,
Bev. G. B. Pix, by whom the church was new roofed and
during whose incumbency it was reseated. There was a
chordt here prior to the Conquest. The register dates from
the year 1713. The living is a rectory, yearly valne ^^300
with residence, in the gift of Sir Arthur B. Middleton bart.
and held by the Bev. Babert Conrtenay, who also holds the
Conrtenay Rev.Robert [rector],Rectory
Bmmpton William, farmer, k derk to
Glentham school board
vicarage of Saxby and Firaby rectory. Caenby Hall, for-
merly a seat of the Monck family,is now occupied as a farm-
house. J. T. Tweed, town clerk of Lincoln, is lord of the
manor, and with Messrs. J. Copping and C. Cross, the chief
landowner. The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops
an wheat, barley, beans and turnips, and there is much
land in pasture. The area is, 1,441 acres ; rateable \'alue,
;f 1873 ; the population in 1881 was 139.
Parish Clerk, Benjamin Kent.
Lbttsb Box, deared at 3. 35 p. m. week days only. Letters
through Market Basen ; the nearest money order office is
at Normanby k teleg»ph at Market Basen
This place is included in the Glentham United District
School Board, formed in 1876 ; the diildren attend tite
Board School at Glentham
Bateman John, Monck's Arms p.h
Hodson William, farm bailiff to Charles
Cross esq
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[iyill J. G.
farmer, Qwnby hall
QAI8TOR is a union and market town, head of a county
court district, township and parish, in the Northern divi-
sion of the county, parts of Lindsey, south division of Yar-
borongh wapentake, rural deanery of Yarborough No. 3,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situate on a
commanding western acclivity of the Wolds, 3 miles north-
east from toe Moortown or Holton stations on the Hull,
Market Basen and Lincoln railway, 160 miles from London,
33 north-east-by-north from Lincoln, 9 north from Market
Basen, 9 south-east from Brigg and 13 south-west from
Great Grimsby : the township includes the hamlets of
Addlibt, Fonabt and Hinnx>N, which lie a short distance
north and north-west of the town. The town is lighted
with gas by the Caistor Gas and Coke Company Limited,
and is well supplied with water from four springs issuing
from a greystone rock, called Cypher-well, Pigeon-spring,
Stottwelland the Spa. The church of SS. Peter and Paul,
standing within the area of an ancient fortress, is a fine
boildiog of stone of the Norman, Early English and
Oeoorkted periods, consisting of chancel, with south or
Bladdison chapel, and north or Hnndon chapel, nave, aisles,
sooth transept and a western tower of three stages : -the
lower portion being Norman, the middle stage Earlv English,
the uf^wr which is fourteenth century Drcomted, has now
only four pinnacles, other four having been blown down by
a storm in 1663, and contains 6 lieTls and a clock ; in the
lower part of the tower are remains of Saxon and Norman
work, its arch, opening into the nave, is of a very early
type and probably Saxon ; and within is an equally early
recess; the nave arcades are Early English, and the
windows of the south aisle Decorated : several of the
windows are stained : nnder a recessed arch in the wall of
the north or.Hundon chapel is a fine monument with effigy
of Sir William de Hnndon, of Hundon and Brocklesl^
{teaip. Henry III. and Ed war 1 1.) : the figure is that of
a knight in chain mail, covered with a cyclas, or long snr-
eoat, with sword and shiekl, and at his feet a dog ; the
nMoaoMBi of bis supposed wife, with the effigy of a lady in
a wimple, and hands upraised in prayer, was removed at
the restoration of the church to the south chapel ; within
the Hundon choir is a third monument (temp. Edward lU.
or Richard II.), said to be that of Sir John de Hnndon, this
consists of a richly carved sepulchral recess, enclosing a
knightly effigy of stone, in plate armour, with mutilated
figures of angels at the head : in the Maddison chapel is a
marble monument to Sir Edward Maddison, 1553, with his
effligy in full armour, kneeling before a lectern ; the figure
is supported on a substructure of whits marble, and over-
head is a canopy, resting on columns : here also is a monu-
ment to Katherine (Bosvile), wife of Edward -Maddison of
Fonaby, grandson of the preceding ; she died in 1591, and
her husband in 1619 : the church, with the exception of
the tower, was restored in 1863, under the direction of Mr.
Butterfield, when the roob wera.Teconstructed,new windows
inserted and the interior reseated ; the north porch was
wholly rebuilt, the ancient doorway's being retained ; a
reredos of stone and marble, designed by Mr. W. Butter-
fldd F.S.A. architect, was presented in 1873 by the late
Mrs. ^ipworth, formerly lady of the manor. The register,
indnding-CUxby, dates from the year 1559, and incorporates
those of Holton-ie-Moor up to a certain period. The living
is a vicarage, with the dispdries of Holton-le-Moor and
Clixby, yearly value ;f 330 with residence, in the gift of the
Bishop of Lmooln, and held since 1844 by the Bev.
Hippisley Maclean B.A. of Cains College, Cambridge,
Canon (non-residential) of Lincoln, rural dean and surro-
gate. The vicarage of Caistor, with Holton-le-Moor and
Clizby, formerly constituted the endowment of a prebend
in Lincoln Cathedral : but at the last avoidance of the pre-
bend, the Ecdesiastiesl Commissioners sold the {trebendal
lands in Caistor, still subject, however, to the lepain of the
chancel of the parish church. Here is a Congregational
chapel built in 1843, a Primitive Methodist chapd in 1878
and a Wesleyan chapel erected in 1843, at a cost of about
^1,300 ; itcontains sittings for 600 persons,about 1 50 of whidi
•re free. The market chy is Saturday ; and the fairs (for
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•beep, <am and boiw«) are h«ld on the Eridays and SatnrdaTs
. before Palm Sunday and Wbit Sunday, September ifiui,
and the Friday and Saturday after October iitb. A reading;
room wai opened in High ttreet in 1879, and ha« 70
^nembera. The town bag WTeial good inns ;' the Bed Lion
ia in the Market place, and bai a large assembly room.
Large qnantitiet of iron ore of good quality are obtained
in tne neighbourhood. This place is noted for its springs,
some of irtiich are supposed to possess curative powers.
The Britons berf fonned a stronghold, called Caer,
according to Oamden, Egarry ; and here the Bomans es-
tabUsbed a station comprising an area 900 by 300 feet in
extent, which tbeyisnrrounded with a massive wall, portions
of which still exist. After the Bomans had withdrawn from
this country-, Caistor continued to be an important town
during the Saxon period, xmder the name of Tunnaceaster,
as Bede calls it ; this term may be derived from Thames-
Ceaster, but more probably from Thing-Ceaster, or Conncil-
town, afterwards corrupted into Thong-Caistor. Amongst
the singular observances in this part of the country may be
noticed the following ceremony, which formerly took place
at the parish church of Caistor, every Palm Sunday, when
the proprietor of the Broughton estate in this neighbour-
hooa sent an agent to the north porch, where he was en-
i'oined to crack what lis here called a horse-md (a peculiar
ind of whip) three times before the reading of the first
lesson ; while the clergyman was reading the second lesson
he knelt down ; and then, after waving the whip over the
dergyman's bead, so held it till the lesson was finished,
when he deposited it in the pew of the lord of the manor of
Hundon : to the stock of the whip was appended a purse
containing 30 silver pennies, and three pieces of wych-elm :
after remaming in the church till the conclusion of the
service, the agent proceeded to the Manor House, where the
whip and purse were deposited : this custom, believed to
have been originally a religions one, connected with the
ceremonies of Palm Sunday, was diaeontinned in 1847. See
" Archaeological Journal," vol. vi. p. 239 and Assoc Arch.
Soc. Bep. vol. vi, p. 153. The latest and perhaps the most
important advance made in Caistor during the last few
years has been the erection of an establishment at Himdon,
by Mr. Thomas Ford, for the incubation and rearing of
large numbers of Salmonidte. Mr. Ford has constructed a
series of ponds fed by the purest springs, in some of which
are very fine spawning fish : and in others are fry of English,
Scotch and American trout, from some of the finest strains
in the world. The hatching-houses are replete with every
appliance for the incubation of some millions of eggs, and
Mr. Ford baa already met with a patronage which is the
earnest of complete success. (For further particulars see
advertisement). In 1681 there was a great fire here, which
broke out at the house of one John Sheriff, and consumed
more than half the place, leaving 45 families in poverty. In
1863, during the construction of a drain beneath the road on
the west side of the churchyard, fragments of a square
leaden vessel of Boman origin were found,.stamped with the
words "CVNOBABfiVS FECIT VIVAS," and a scroll
pattern ; it is supposed to have been a " Vasadefmtaria," or
vessel for thickening wine. Miss Skipworth is lady of the
manor. The principal landowners are tJieEarl of Yarborough,
the trustees of the late W. Lancaster esq. G. B. Skipworth
esq. Benjamin Marshall, Walter Taylor and George Parker.
The parish contains, with its hamlets, 6,490 acres of fertile
and well-cultivated land ; rateable value, ;£7,65i ; and a
population in 1881 of 1,867 in Caistor township, 45 in Oizby
chapelry and 178 in Holton-le-Moor chapelry ; the two latter
places will be found under separate headings.
Parish Clerk, Joshua Foster.
Post, Momnr Obobb Ic Telbobaph Office, Savings Bank k
Annuity tc Insurance Office. — Bobert John Watson, post-
master. Letters from all parts arrive via Linoohi at 7 Sim.
& London 3.15 p.m. ; dispatched at 5.55 p.m. Box closes
at 5.30 p.m. but letters may be posted till 5.50 p.m. with
an extra id. stamp. The delivery commences at 7.50 a.m
Insurancb Aoznts : —
Northern Assurance, J. W. Christian
Norwich Union, George A. Levick
Plate Glass, Thomas Ford, Bri^ road
Railwav Passengers', T. Ford -
Scottish Accidental, W. Tritton, Market place
Scottish Equitable, Thomas C. Kirkfoy
PCBLIC ESTABUSBKEKTS : —
County Court office, Market pi. His Honor James Stephen
i.L.l>. judge ; George Bobert Foster Haddelsey, registrar ;
8. T. Haddelny, deputy registrar ; J. U. Stapylton Smith,
high bailiff ; C. R. Haddelsey, sub-bailiff ; Tom Leeman,
acting sub-bailiff. A Court is held at the Court House
every two months, the district of which comprises the
followingplaoea : — Beelsby, Bigby, Brocklesby, Cabourn,
Caistor, Clsxby, Clixby, Groxby, Cuxwald,GraBby, Holton-
le-Hoor, Keelby, Kelsey (South & North), Limber
Magna, Limber Farva, Nettleton, Normanby-le-Wold,
Biby, BothweD, Seaifay-irith-Dwiiibjr, Somarfar, Swallow,
Sw&bopb, llioreswa^ i Thorganby, jc Ckistor for
bankmpt<!y jnriadiction is included in Great Grimsbf
district.
County Police Station, Chapel street, C3iaila» Clazfce, in-
spector, Je I constable
Inland Bevenue Office, Bed Lion ion, J. H. Olaxtaa, coU.
lector ; B. Byerley, supervisor ; H. Omiglas, officer
Stamp office. Market place, George Parker, distributor
Caistqb Umiok.
Board day, alternate Saturdays at the workhouse, Caistor,
at II a.m,
Caistor union comprises the following parishes and town-
ships : — Ashby-with-Fenby, Atterby, Aylesby, Bamoldby-le-
Beck, Beelsby, Bigby, ffishop Norton, Bradley, Brigdey,
Brocklesby, Bnalingtborpe, Cabourn, Caistor, Claxbyr C3ee-
with-WeeUiiy, Cleethorpe-with-Thmnsooe, C9ixby, Craxby,
Cnxwold, Gientham, Grasby, Great Costes, Great Grimsby^
Babrongh, HatcUffe, Hatrerby-with-Beesby3ealing,HoIton-
le-Moor, Bnmberstone, Iraminghani, Irby-upon-Hnmber,
Keelby, North Kelaey, South Kelaey, Kingerby,Kirkby-cam-
Osgodby, Kirmond-le-Mire, Laceby, Legsby, Limber Magna,
Linwood, Lisaington, Little Coates, Nettleton, Wold Newton,
Newton-by-Toft, Normanby-le-Wold, North Owersby, Sonth
Owersby, Market Basen, Middle Baaen, West Basen, East
Bavendale,West Bavendale, Riby,BothweU, Scartho, Searby-
witb-Owmby, Sixhills, Snitterby, Somerby, Stainton-le-Vale,
Stallingborough, Swallow, Swinhope, Tealby, Thoresway,
Thorganby, Thornton-le-Voor, Toft, East Torriiurton,C8selby,
Waddingham, Walesby, Waltham t North VnUingham;
the population of the union in 1881 was 63,070 ; rateable
value, ;£4«».974
Gerk to the Guardians, George Bobert Foster Haddelsey,
Market plaoeu Caistor
Treasurer, Arthur Henry Leslie Melville, Bank, Lincoln
Collecton to the Guardians, William Henaon, Chureh street,
Caistor; William Berry, Grimsby, to James Marshall,
Market Basen
Believiiig Officers, Caistor district, William Henaon, Chnrch
street, Caistor ; Great Grimsby district, W. Beny,
Great Grimsby ; Market Basen district, James Marshall,
Market Basen
Vaccination officers, Caistor district, William Henson,
Church street, Caistor; Grimsby district, J. Goitaaer
Jepson, Grimsby ; Market Basen district, James Marshall.
Market Basen
Medical Officers, Caistor No. i district, Alexander Cameron
](.D. Market place, Caistor; Caistor No. 3 district. Turn
Smith L.S.C.P. Edin, Caistor; Great Grimsby, Na i
district, Hildyard Marshall Lei>pingt(Hi, Great Grimsby.;
Great Grimbinr>I'lo. a district, Kchard Brocklesl^ i.it.c.p.
■din. Great Grimsby ; Keelby district, C. de W. Heard
'v.D. Keelby; Market Rasen, No. i district, Maurice
Searle Barton, Market Basen ; Market Raseu, No. a k
Tealby districts, Henry Edward Tumour u.o. Market
Raseu ; Swinhope diatrict,Benjainin DuttonTaplin L.B.CP.
Bdin. Binbrooke; Waddm^^m district, Richard Alfred
Lett aA.,M.B. Redbonme ; Waltham district, JohnWilliam
Hembrough, Waltham
Pnbhc Vaccinators, the medical officers, except Great
Grimsby, which is one district for vaccination purposes,
Hildyard Marshall. Leppington, Great Grimsby, public
vaccinator
Superintendent Be^strar, George Bobert Foster Haddelsey,
Market place, Caistor
Registrars of Births & Deaths, No. i Great Grimsby snb-
district, H. H. Leppington, Great Grimsby; No. a uustor
sub-district, Septunns Patrick Skipworth, Owmby mount,
Caistor ; No. 3 Market Basen sub-district, H. S. Barteo.
Market Rasen
Begistrars of Marriages, Caistor anb-district. Jamas Button,
Market place, Caistor; Grimsby sub-district, Samuel T.
Haddelsey, Grimsby; Market Rasen sub-diistrict, Tran
Gibbons, Market Basen
The workhouse, a lar^ brick building, erected in 1865,
with a chapel attached, isabontone mile west of the towB,
k will hold 346 inmates; offioers Jc inmates now (1884)
stand at 181 ; Bev. Prebendary Hippisley Maclean b.a.
diaplain ; A. Cameron m.d. maikal otiicer ; John Thomas
Shipley master; E. J. Shipley, matron ; Miss Kate Sbiple}-,
assistant matron ; Samuel King, schoolmaster ; Louisa
Sing, schoolmistress
BUKAL SaNITASY AtJTHOIHTT.
Clerk, George Robert Foster Haddelsey. Market pL Caistor
Treasurer, Arthur Henry Leslie Melville, Bank, Lincoln
Medical Otiicer of Health, Alexander Cameron x.D. Caistor
Inspector of Nuisances, S. P. Skipworth, Owmby mount,
Caistor
School Attendance Committrs.
Caerk, George Bobert Foster Eladdelsey, jjarket pi. Caistor
Attendance k Inquiry Officers, the Vaccio^tina Offioera
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liarket place
Clerk to Aaaeaameat Committee of Caiitor Dnioo k Clerk
to the Commimionere of Sewen for the. wapentake* ot
Tirborougfa k BnuUejr Haverston, Georjie Bobert
Fester Haddeleey, Market place
Collector of Poor's Batee, Charles Ainger, Bfarket plafle
Collector of Taxes, Thomas Moore, South street
Depot; Coroner for Caistor district,CharlesJBrowfi,MiCrket pi
SCHOOU: —
Free Grammar vas foanded in 1630, onder the will of
Francis Bavlinaab, ft a anbseqnent endowment was
made by William Hansard est}. : the income is now
/35a yearly : there are 50 scholars : there is a boarding
aonse in onmection with the school, with an avera^^ <3
35 boarders : the management of the school is restml in
a body of cmrsmors ; tl^ Bev. Robert Thomas 9.A. head-
master; Oeorge Sandam esq. of London University,
assistant master; Thomas Jones esq. k John Allism
esq. drawing masters
Parochial (mixed) k master's honse, erecte«d in 1859 ; the
cost of erection was ;f 910, which was raised by subscription
k the school dedicated as a memorial by his friends to
James Green Dixon esq. of Caistor, for bis long k Taluable
■errices in the cause. of religions edncation. An addi-
tional class room has since been added : it will now hold
340 children ; average attendance for 1883, 134 ; it is sap-
ported by subscriptions k government grant; Jolm
Baw, master ; Mrs. Mary Baw, mistress
Blockbnm Charlotte
Wttikym Dar, bqitt in 1867; it will bold i&>, has an
average attendance of 103, k is supported by subscrip-
tions k government grant ; J«bn Morwbod, maater . .
CoNvnAKO — An omnibus fsom ' Bed lam ' io ioeet the
trains at Moortowu ; 1e also on onmibns from the
'White Hart,' which conveys the mails
CAbbiebs fronl the following places :—
BnnWHlDK— Smith, Griffin inn, k Dobbs, George inn, sat
Bbioo (to) — Drewery's, of this town, thursday
Bbioslbt — Sharpe, ' White Hart,' Saturday
OBiffiT— Frear, ' Vlliite Horse,' Saturday
GsiLSBT — Laoey, George inn, satnrday
Gjuut Gkihsbv from their houses in Caistor (to)Orewar;'s
& Fenwick, monday, Wednesday k friday
Habbovoh — ^Miller, Griffin inn, sat. ; Bell, George inn, sat
btBT— Qsboiime, Griffin inn, Saturday
EaZLBT — Evison, ' White Horse,' Saturday
Mabkkt Rassm — Plnmtree, George inn, Saturday
NOBTB OwEBSBY— Walker, ' White Hart,' Saturday
Kbubv NoBTH— Drayton, Talbot inn, Saturday; Gray,
* White Horse,' Saturday
KluEY South— Martin, ^ White Hart,' Saturday
LniBBB — Crowe, ' White Hart,' Saturday
NoBTB k South Owbhsbt— Dmry, ' White Hart,' sat
Ulcbby — Jackson, George iim, Saturday
Wapdincham — Ducker, 'White Hart,' Saturday
Wamsbt— Watkinson, ' White Hart,' Saturday •
PBIYATB BESIDBNTS.
Bower Bev. Anthony 11.A
Bowstead Rowland Momisey it.D. Castle
hill
ilrooka Misses, Horse market
Brooks Miss, Garden place
Brown Charles, Chapel street
Cameron Akaonder h.d. Mulct place
Consans Frank Beetham,The Bed house
Devenish Bev. Edwin Isaac [Mmitive
Methodist], South street
Dixon John William, l^rket place
Dixon Bev.Edwin [WesleyanJ, South st
Ford Thomas, Brigg rood
Grantham William, Church street
Haddelsey George Robert Foster
Haddelsey Samuel Tnmer, Market pi
Junesnn George, High street
Kent Miss, Elm Tree house
Ivirkby Thee, tha Bank, Market place
Kirkham Mrs. Andleby villa
Mackintosh Hn. Ephnh
Maelein Bev. Hippialey b.a. [rand
dean, surrogate k prebendiu^ of
Uneofat, and Canon non-reddential of
Lincoln], Vicarage
MarrisMiM, Old vicarage '
Newton Bev. William [Congregational],
Cherrr Holt villa
Porker George, Market place
Pearson Wil&tn, Canada
Rawlinson Bev. J. v. A. [carate]
Sandam George [assistant luasterj,
Grammar school
Smith Mrs
Smith Tom, High street
Thomas Rev. Robert b.a. [head master
Grammar school]. Church street
Tritton William, Whitegateihouae
COmCEHCIAL.
Aiager Charles,coUector of poor's rates,
ft organist of parish church. Market pi
Alcock Charles, market gardener. Foun-
tain street
AtUnaon John, fanner. Moor
BsGon Wilham, farmer. Moor
Bancroft David k Nicholson, builders,
contractors, bricklayers, k dealers in
boikling materials. Spa cottage
Bwker Frederidc Henry, surgeon
dentist. Market place; k at Great
• Grimsby
Barthorpe John, shopkeeper. Chapel st
Btrtram John Fredk. plumber, glazier,
gasfitter ka. ; all kinds of metal
spoatings lie. High street
Beaumont Charles, toQor, Market place
Baton Mary (Mrs. ), farmer. Moor
Birkett Henry, managing clerk to F. B.
Cooaus esq. solicitor, Fomitain st
BirkeU WiQiom, fanner, Nettleton rd
(Mrs.), White
Hart p.H. South street
Blackburn Sarah Ann (Miss), ladies'
school. South street
Bonnington Elizabeth (Miss), dress
maker. Horse market
Borrill Thomas, thrashing machine
owner, Nettleton road
Bowstead Rowland Monnsey k.d.,i.a.c.
surgeon. Castle bill
Briggs — , tinplate worker. Fountain st
Brocklesby George, tailor k outfitter, k
farmer, Market place
Brown Charles,8olicitor,& commissioner
for taking affidavits in the supreme
court of judication, .and deputy
coroner for Ooistor districtiMarket pi
Brown James k Surfleet William, shoe
makers, Iferket place
Barton Thomas, boot k shoe maker.
South street
Bosh Arthur Robert, printer, book-
seller, stationer, bookbinder, news
agent, mnsicseller, k dealer in paper
Imngings, Caxton printing works.
Market (Jaoe
Button Anne (Mrs.), ironmngr.CornhiU
Button James, birUder, k registrar of
marriages for Caistor sub-district,
Market place
Caistor Anociation for the Prosecution
of Felons (Frank Beetham Cousans,
solicitor
Caistor Gas k Coke Co. Limited (Frank
Beetham Consans, secretary
Caistor Savings Bank (open Saturdays
II to I. ; G. R. F. Hadd^sey, sec).
Market place
Cameron Alexander U.S. surgeon k
medical officer k public vaccinator ist
Caistor district, k medical officer to
workhouse, k medical officer of health
rural sanitary district ; k certifying
factory surgeon. Market place
Oipes George, blacksmith. South dale
Cartledge Nathan Sutton, chemist k
druggist, Cornhill
Oiristian Jn. Wm. brewer. Fountain st
Christmas Thos. cowkeeper. North st
Clark Thomas, fancy dealer, High st
Colton Charles, wine k spirit merchant,
Market place
Cook Thomas, farmer. Moor
Co-operative Stores (William Everett,
manager), South street
Coonty Court Office (Geo. Robt. Foster
Haddelsey, registrar), Market place
Consans Frank Beetham, solicitor,
Market place
Consans Frank Beetham, secretary to
the Caistor & North Kelsey Conserva-
tive Associations, South street -
Cressey Charles, tailor, Horse mirket
Dawson Chas. White Horse F.H.Sontb st
Dawson Wm. beer retailer, Fountain st
Day Thomas, farmer. Church street
Dent John, saddler, Cornhill
Dixon Chas, shopkeeper, Horge market
Dixon John Wm. fanner. Market place
Drewery William k Geuige, carriers.
Horse market
Eyre George, farmer, Brigg road
Eyre William, farmer, Rwe cottage
Fenton Richard, ooal dealer, Uuarry ter
Fenwick Blyth, carrier. South street
i^rth Edwd. hair dresser k tobacconist
Ford Thomas, pisciculturist,Brigg road.
See advertisement
Forth William, grocer k diaper, see
Waddingham k Forth
Foster Glurles, rope k twine maker.
Castle hiU
Foster Joehna, plumber. Horse market
Fox Richard, farmer, IjOW Fonaby
Glew Sarah I^rgaret Jt Annie (lusaes)
dress makers, fancy drapers, ties,
gloves, ribbons, frilling &c. High st
Gorbutt Bryan Smith, butcher, <£mhill
; Gorbutt Isaac, draper. South street
Grammar School (Rev. Robert Thomas
I B.A. head master)
I Grantham Henry, boot & shoe maker,
' South street
I Haddelsey Charles Robert, sub-bailiff o(
cotmty court. Market place
Haddelsey Oeorge Bobt.Foster,solicitor,
commissioner for taking affidavits in
tiie Supreme court of judicature, k
commissioner for taking acknowledg-
ments of married women, clerk to the
Guardians, rural sanitary authority,
k assessment k school attendance
committees of Caistor union, ic super-
intendent registrar k registrar of the
county court, k clerk to the commie-
sioners of Lewes for the wapentakes of
Yarborongh k Bradley Haverstow,
Market place
Haddesley Samuel Turner, solicitor k
deputy registrar of county ooart.
Market ph^ '
Hall John, agricultural machine owner,
Nettleton road
Haimah Jane (Miss), confectioner. Mar-
ket place
Hanson John, farmer, Brigg road
Harrison Charles, bootk s^oe maker.
Horse market
Henson Wm. relieving, vaccination,
school attendance k mqniry officer,
Caistor district. Church street
Hewitt John, cowkeeper, Unipn road
Jameson George, surgeon. High street
Johnson George, carpenter. South st
Digitized by VjUUV IC
35S OAISTOB.
Jdbmmn QMrg8VidMn,eom merdunt.
Hone market
Johnson Bobert, blacksmith, Sonth st
Johnson Thomas, coach buUder.High st
Kenington Geo. saddler, Ifarket place
Kennington Chasi Griffin inn, Soath st
Eennington John, ironmonger. High st
Kenni^ton Thos.wheelirrgbt. Chapel st
E^ ^ward, hair dresser Ic tailor,
Etorse market
Kirkby Thomas, manager ol Smith,
Ellison & Co.'s bank, Market place
Eirkham J. (exors.or),farmers,Aad]eby
Lancaster John,(armeT,Handon manor
Lancaster William Joseph, baker.
Batter market
Lee John (steam k wind),miller & com
merchant, Whitegate hill
Leeman Tom, tobacconist, High street
Levick George Alfred, chemist Jc drug-
gist. Market tdace
Lidg. -
dgard William, tailor, Sonth street
Lincoln & Lindsey Banking Co. Limited
(branch) (open on Saturdays k fair
days only). Market place ; draw on
Prescotl, Gave tc Co. London
Lingard Fanny (Miss), shopkeeper,
Fountain Street
Lord W. Short, grocer & draper, Market
Losby Charlotte (Miss), dress maker.
North street
Mackintosh Elizabeth (Mrs.), termer,
Eiphnh
Marshall Benjamin, bntcher Ic farmer,
South street
Meanvell Alfred, farmer, baker, tea
dealer, provision merchant, confec-
tioner Ie Italian -warehouseman,
Blarket place ; res. High street
Moore lliomas, marine store dealer fc
collector of taxes. South street
Mirfn William, tailor. High street
OdJing Annie(Mrs. ),shpkpr. Butter mkt
Page John Austin, watch ma. South st
Ftffish John, market gardener jt seeds-
man. Butter market
Parker George, book Ie music seller,
Srinter, stationer Ic news agent,
ealer in fancy goods, stamp (Ustri-
bntor, Market puce
I>arker James, grocer ic draper Ic agent
for W. Ic A. Gilbey, wine Ic spirit
merchants. Market place
Parker J<^, farmer k landowner.
White Gate hill
Popple William, horse dlr. Nettleton rd
URCOLNSHIRE.
Pybns Ann Elisabeth (Miss), glass k
china warehouse, Market ptaoa
Pybns Henry, cooper. Butter market
I^bus John, watch maker. South st
I^bns Bebeoca (Mrs.), secondhand
ctothes dealer Ic pawnbroker. High st
QuKskfall Jsph. contractor. Back street
Bamsden Joseph, ironmonger k tin-
man. Market place
Binsley John, market gardenerkgreea-
grocer. High street
Bawlinson Thomas k John, machine
makers. High street
Beading Room(Eame8t Alfred Strange,
hon. sea ), High street
Bingrose Thomas, brick k tile maker,
Brigg road'
Bobinson William, rope fc twine maker,
Sonth street
Bogers Francis Alsop, Bed Lion com'-
mercial hotel. Market place
Sanderson George, currier, Fountain st
Sanderson John, carpenter, Horae mkt
Sanderson Joee|^ Joiner, Nettleton rd
Sharpe Wm. Victoria f.h. Horse market
Shaw Betsey (Mrs.), shopkeeper k
baker, Comhill
Shepherd William, painter k earthen-
ware dealer (established 1843), High
street. See advertisement
Shirley William, .chair maker fc bath
proprietor, Fountain street
Smith, Ellison fc Co. bankers (Thomas
Eirkby, manager). Market place;
draw on Smith, Payne k Smiths',
Lombard street, London e.e
Smith Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker.
Market place
Smith Henry, pointer, Market place
Smith Henry Evan, painter. Horse mkt
Smithjn. chimney swpr. Nettleton road
Smith Tom, L.R.c.F.adin. smrgeoB k
medical officer k public vaccinator,
Caistor No. 3 district, High street
Smith William, carting agent to the
railway. South dale
Speck John WiDiam, insurance agent,
Hanson terrace
Spittlehonse John, boot ma. Butter mkt
Stamp Bobt.frmr. Sandbraes frm.Moor
Staniland William, omnibus fc fly
proprietor, horse dealer fc dealer in
horse com, livery stables. Bed Lion
hotel
Strange Earnest Alfred, deputy super-
intendent, registrar fc managing,clerk
[kellt's
to O. B. F. Haddelsey esq. scdidtor,
High street
Snrfleet William, saddler. South street
Snrfleet William, shoe maker.see Broim
fc Snrfleet
Taylor Walter, farmer, Fonaby home
Thorpe George, New Beindeer p.h. k
shopkeeper. South street
Tomlinson Charles, farmer. Moor
Topham Oeo.FMdk. bt. nucButter mkt
Topliss Edward Sissions, builder, con-
tractor, bricklayer fc dealer in bnild-
ing materials. Union road
Topliss Willism, bntcher. Market pi
Towle John, buUder, Chapel street
Tritton William, cashier. Smith, Elli-
son fc Co. Bank, Market place
Turner Brbt. grocer k draper, Comhill
Varlow Alfred, draper, grooer, provinon
merchant, bootfc shoe dealer k paper
hanging warehouse, Sonth street
Varlow William, cooper. Back street
Waddington fc Forth,grcr.lcdTpr.Sth.it
Walker Sarah Ann (Mrs.), drcM maker,
Chapel street
Walker Thomas, shoe maker, Cfaapel at
Walls Charles, builder, bricklayer, con-
tractor, slater fc dealer in ouildiiig
materials, Vine oottaee
Warsap Benjamin Whelbonm, joiner,
carpenter, undertaker, oontiactor,
builder fc coach builder. Hill hill
Wilson Bobt. vet. surgeon, Market pi
Winter Charles, chemist k druggist
fc aerated water manuf r. Market pi
Warren Henrv, Talbot p.h. High st
Watson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), butcher.
South street
Watson Bobert John, chemist fc drug-
gist, post office. Market place
Watson Sarah Agnes Miss, ladiesf
school. Church street
Webster Henry, farmer, fc George inn,
horses to let for hire. South street
Webster Samuel George(steamkwater),
miller k com meicfaant. Water mill
Witham William, shoe maker,Chaiebst
Wilkinson William, cowkeeper,Uniaa rd
Wood John, marble fc stone mason,
head k tomb stones in granite or
slate, dealer in Yorkshire stons,
troughs, sinks, grind atones, fc Fort-
land cement. South street
Wood William Cornelius, farmer k
Fleece inn, Oattle market
CAXCBBT is a small parish in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of the hundred of
Calcewortb, Spilsby union and county court district, 5 miles
west from Alford, and 3 south-by-west from Claythorpe
station. The church of St. Andrew is in ruins, and the
inhabitants attend that at South Ormsby. The register is
included with that of Ormsby pariah. IlieUviog is a vicarage
consolidated with the rectory of South Ormsby, Driby and
Ketsby. Charles Francis Massingberd-Mondy esq. D.L., t.r.
Mason William Minitt, farmer
CALOETHOSPI! is a small parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of
Louth Eske wapentake, Louth union and county court dis-
trict, rural' deanery of tK)Uth Eske and Ludburgh, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles west-by-
north from Louth. The church of St. Faith was destroyed
many years ago, and no traces of it now remain : the inhabi-
tants attend the churches at Kelstern and Gayton-le-Wokl.
The register is included in those of Kelstern. The living
is a sinecure rectory of the yearly value of ^60, in the gift
of Wastel Brisoo esq. ana held since 1870 by the ^v.
Sharpley Isaac, Calcethoipe house
Sharpley Isaac, farmer k Uuidowner,
Oaloethorpe house
OAmOiSINGHAlC is a parish, in the Northern divi-
sion of the county, parts of Lindsey, west division of
Aslaooe wapentake, Lincoln union and county court district,
rural deanery of Aslaooe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln, 7} miles north-north-west from Lincoln and 6
miles from Stow Park station on the G. N. k G. E. joint
railway. The drarcfa of St. Michael, consisting of chancel
and nave, with bell turret, is a stone building, m the Early
English style, and contains an aneieat monument of the
Tyrwhitt family, who were ancestors ol Lord Monson : the
William Bmntlett, iarm bailiS to
Bichard Harrison esq. Oalcethorpe,
Manor farm
of South Ormsby, ia lord of the manor and owns all the land,
which is occupied by William Minitt Mason esq. The soil
is chalky loam ; sntooil, chalk and sand. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, seeds and turnips. The area is 618 acres ;
rateable value, £7f6 ; the population in 1881 was 63.
Letters through Alford, which is the nearest money order
fc telegraph office
The duldren of this place go to South Ormsby school
Denis Prittie O'Connor h.a. of Trinity College, Dublin,
who if also rector of and resides at Biscathorpe. Waitd
firisco esq. who is lord of the manor, and Capt. W. E.
Denison ii.A., d.l., l.r. are the principal landowner*. The
soil is chalk and gravel ; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are
wheat, barley ana oats. The area is 1,083 acres; ratesble
value, ;£i,a58 ; the population in 1881 was 83.
Letters through Louth. The neareat money order oiBee is at
Ludford, k telegraph office, Louth
The children from this parish attend the Kelstern school
Vickers William, shopkeeper
present church is a remnant of a much larger and andoA
building erected in the Perpendicular stvle ; it formerly had
a south aisle, as shewn by the arches which are still cmily
to be seen in the wall, which^ filled in with materials of the
old edifice, now forms the north side of the structure, is
the churchyard graves have been discovered from time to
time very skilfully fashioned in the rO^ after the anciest
form o( the " Eyst Vaeu." The old portion o( the church
was taken down at the instigation of a former archdeacon of
the diocese, who pointed ont that the reduced fabric would
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be less expensive to maintain in good repair. The rep^ister
now in the chnrch dates from the year 1775. Thelirmg is
a discharged ricarage, yearly value £^$3, in the gift of I^rd
Mnns'in, and held by the Rev. Davia Lloyd Thomas h.a. of
Jesus C>llege, Oxford, who resides at Aisthorpe. A religioua
hniue was foanded here in the reign of Henry II. by Richard
de Hay and Maude his wife, and endowed with the manor,
which, at the dissolution of religious houses, was granted to
Robert TjTwhitt esq. Lord Monsonp.c. of Barton Hall,is lord
"fthemanorand chief landowner. The soil is stiff day ; sub-
Barton James William, farmer | Rullivant William, farmer, Manor ho
Barton Joseph John, farmer | Taylor John, shopkeeper
of that college. Candlesby Hall, the residence of John
Hodsun esq. is a pleas-int mansion, situated on an
eminence. The President and Fellows of Magdalen College,
soil, day. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and
beans. The area is 1,950 acres ; rateable value, £1,794 i *''">
population in 1881 was 156.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Taylor.
Letters through Lincoln. Ingham i^ the nearcit money
order otHce, & Lincoln for telegrams
National School (mixed) : the school was enlarged in 1882,
& will hold 36 children ; the average attendance is 24 :
supported by Lord Monson ; Mrs. Emma Kitchen, mist
Taylor John, farmer
CANDLESBT is a pleasant village and parish, in the
Mid divwinn of the county, par'.s of Lindsey, Wold division
of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union, petty sessional
dirisinn and county court district, rural deanery of Candles-
hoe So. I, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles
east-by-north from Spilsby, one mile and a half horth-west
froni the Burgh station on the East Lincolnshire railway
ajid 126J miles from London. The chnrch of St. Benedict,
having fallen into decay, was pulled down, and a new one
erected in 1838 on the same site, at an expense of ;f700,
raised by subscription : the new church is of brick, and
cifflsists of chancel and nave, and tower containing 3 bells.
There are sittings for 234 persons. The register of baptisms
and burials dates from the year 1753 ; marriage, 1755.
The living is a rectory, gross yearly value, from 157 acres of
Riebe ^200, with residence, in the gift of Mi^dalen College,
Oxford, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Edwin Roberts h.a.
Bijrrill John, Candlesby house
H') Ism John, Candlesby hall
Roberts Rev. Edwin M.A. [rector]
COUUERCIAL.
Barker Henr}-, boot it shoe maker
B iwins William, beer retailer
Croft William, tailor, draper & grocer
Eagle Samuel, baker k com & flour dir
Gilliatt George, grocer & draper
Good Robert, butcher
Johnson Thomas, farmer
Eidd John, Royal Oak p.H
Kidd Walter, farmer
Oxford, who are lords of the manor, and John Hodson esq.
are the prindpal landotniers. The soil is light loam and
limestone ; subsoil, limestone and clay lime ia burnt here.
The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and potatoes. The
area is 1,017 acres; rateable value, £i,45S i the populatiou
in 1881 was 247.
Parish Clerk, Henry Barker.
Post Office. — Henry Barker, receiver. Letters arrive
from Spilsby at 8 a.m. ; dispatehed at 4.45 p.m. The
nearest money order offices are at Bargh & Spilsby, &
telegraph otKce at Burgh
National School (mixed), erected in 1872, for 48 children,
with an average attendance of 32 ; & supported by volun-
tary subscriptions ; Miss Bessie Pugsley, mistress
I Kime Jabez, bricklayer
[ Kirkman Henry, wheelwright
Rntter Henry, farmer & lime burner
Shirteliff James, blacksmith
I Simpson Samuel, farm bailiff to John
Hodson esq
I Swinn William, farmer, Glebe farm
Cmft John, grazier
CAITWICK is a village and parish, in the Mid division of register dates from the year 1681,
t.")!" c mnty, county of the dty of Lincoln, (arts of Kesteven,
«cind division of Laiigoe wapentake, Lincoln union and
oiunty court district, rural (leanery of Longoboby, and
di««seand archdeaconry of Lincoln, one mile and a half
loutbHiast from Lincoln. The church of All Saints is an
ancient stone structure, in the Norman, Transitional, and
The living is a vicarage.
tithe rent-charge ;f 520, with 14 acres of glebe and residence,
in the gift of the Merccrs'Company of London, and held since
1872 by the Rev. James Watney m.a. of Caius College,
Cambridge. Canwiek Hall, the seat of C.mingsby Charles
Sibthorp esq. m.a.,j.p., d.l. is a stone mansion, erected in
1810-1 1, by the late Colonel Coningsby Waldo Sibthorp, who
Late Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, with north died in 1822 : it stands partly on the site of the oltl hall,
chajjel, nave, north aisle, and a western tower with four which had for many years been the seat of the Sibthorp
(linnacles containing a bells : the church is chiefly in- family, many of whom have represented Lincoln in Parlia-
teresting on account of its examples of Norman work, in- ment. This hall is most pleasantly situated in well-arranged
doding the chancel arch, of three orders, and two arches in and wooded grounds, and has a commanding view of Lin-
the nave sjiringing from drcular piers, with a high shallow coin cathedral and city, and of the valley of the Witham. The
base : it contains several monuments to the Sibthorp family ; corporation of Lincoln, who are lords of the manor, the
"He to the memory of Coningsby Sibthorp esq. ll.d. who Ecclesiastical Commissioners, the trustees of Garrett's
died August 13th, 1788; another to Gervaise Tottenham charity, and C. C. Sibthorp esq. i.T., D.t.. are the chief
Waldo Sibthorp, who died October 13th, 1861 ; also one to landowners. The soil is limestone ; subsoil, limestone. The
his third son, Hugh Henry Sibthorp, who died January ist. chief crops are barley and wheat, the barley being con-
i86i ; also another to the memory of the Rev. Humphrey sidered excellent. The area is 1,999 acres ; rateable value,
Waldo Sibthorp, late rector of Washingboro, and son of £5,918 ; the population in 1881 was 246.
Colonel Humphrey Waldo Sibthorp u.p. of C^nwick Hall, 1 Parish Clerk, Jonathan Robinson,
wh> died November 4th, 1865 ; also to his widow Mary
Esther, eldest daughter and co-heiress of the late Henry :
EUiiwn of Sudbrooke Holme, Lincoln, who died November ,
7th. 1875 : also one to his second daughter, Caroline
''iLsannah Waldo Sibthorp, who died June loth, 1837 ; the
"Irnrch was partly restored in 1846 at the west end. The '
Sibthorp Coningsby Charles es."|. M.A., I Bayles John, farmer. Rectory farm
J.P., D.I. Canwiek hall
Sibthorp Montagu Richard Waldo J. P.,
D.I.. The Dower house
Walnej- Rev. James m.a. [vicar]
CASEBT is a parish, in the Southern division of the
cimnty, parts of Kesteven, Beltisloe wapentake. Bourn
union and county court district, rnral deanery of Beltisloe,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The village is about
a quarter of a mile south-east from Little Bytham station,
92 milej from London, 6 north from Stamford, and 6 south-
west froai Bjurn. The church of St. Stephen isan edifice of
Mime, in the Early English style, and has a chancel, nave
and south aisle, with a Norman tower, having a staircase
built in the thickness of the walls : in the chancd are two
very ancient monuments and stone statues of a knight and
a koight and Udy ; the latter is draped from the waist, and
the knights arc in chain-armour : the church was re-seated
and restored in 1855-6. The register dates from the year
«562. The living is a rectory, with the curacy of Holywell-
with-Aunby annexed, yearly value about ^£400, induding
79 acres of glebe, in the gift of Charles Thomas Samuel
Birch-Reynanlson esq. of Holywell Hall, and held since
Danbney Herbert, farmer. Manor farm
Ellis Richard Henry, blacksmith
Flintoff Frauds, farmer
Pate Wra.farmer,St. Catherine's grange
Birch-Reynardson Rev. John M.A.
[rector';. Rectory
Chamberlain Jn. Willonghby Arms p.R
tioodwio William, farmer
Ommmitt John, farmer
Hall George, butoher
Holmes John, stone mason
Letters by foot post through Lincoln, which is the nearest
money order & telegraph office. WallLsttbb Box cleared
at 6 p.m. week days only
Church of England School, supported by voluntar)- con-
tributions, Avns erected in 1865, for 50 children ; average
attendance, 24
Pattison Charles Foster, farmer
Richardson Valentine, fmi. Charity frm
Robinson George, carpenter
Sleightholine George, farmer. Sheep-
wash grange
1844 by the Rev. John Birch-Reynardson u.A. of Corpus
Christi' college, Cambridge. A school for boys and girls
is supported by the rector. Here are some remains of
the ancient mansion of the Hatehers. Charles Thomas
Samuel Birch-Reynardson esq. n.L. of Holywell Hall, who
is lord of the manor, and the Baroness Willou|[;hby de
Eresby, are the principal landowners. The soil is loam;
subsoil, clay and sandstone rock. The chief crops are wheat,
oats, barley and beans. The area is 1,454 acres ; rateable
value, ;f 5,940; the population in x88i was 168.
Parish Clerk, William Laskey.
Post Officb. — Miss Ellen Baseley, receiver. Letters through
Stamford, arrive 7.30 a.m. k dispatched at 5.15 p.m.
The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Castle
Bytham
School, built in 1869, for 60 children, with an average
attendance of 45 ; Miss Ellen Basdey, mistress
Laskey William, parish derk
Sharp Thomas, farmer
Wood Wm. Campbell, farmer Ic grazier
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LINCOLNBHIBE.
[kbllt's
CASZiBT is a pariah and small agricultural rillajfe, plea- 1 ing 250 acres of glebe, -with rsridence, is the g^t at the
lantly situated on a slight elcration on the road from Marquis of Exeter and Sir E. Smith bart. altematdy, tmd
Stamford to Bourn, close to the Great Northern Tailmiy I held since 1846 by the Bev. Robert Hurt x.A. ol Jesu
and the borders of Rutland, in the Southern division of the i College, Cambridge. The charities are £7 yearly for fuel,
county, Ness wapentake. Bourn union and county court I Earl Brownlow, who is lord of the manor, and Charles T.
district, parts of Kesteven, rural deanery of Ness, and arch- S. Birch-Reynardson esq. d.l. are the principal land-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, one mile north from Essen- owners. The soil is loam ; aubsoU, clay. The chief crop§
dine Station, 90 from London) 5 north from Stamford and 5 are wheat and barley. The area is 1,306 acree ; rateable
south-west from Bourn The church of St. Stephen is an value, ^£3,419 ; the population in 1881 was 163.
ancient, plain, stone edifice, in the Early English style, I Parish Clerk, John Stevenson.
having chancel, nave, aisles, with tower, lofty broach . Letters by cart from Stamford. The nearest money order
spire and i belL The register dates from the year 1660. 1 k telegraph otBces are at Stamford & Bourn
The living is a rectory, gross yearly value /J300, includ- Children attend the board school at Essendine
Templeman James, farmer
Templeman John, farmer
Woods Amy (Mrs.), farmer
Woods Robert, farmer
Wybrow Charles, Plough p.h
Hurt Rev. Robert i(.A. [rector]. The I Briggs John, farmer
Rectory I Mowbray Charles, farmer
Ardin George, blacksmith I Smith Richard, miller (wind) &
Ardin John, timber merchant ! machine owner
Barratt George William, farmer Stevenson Thomas, farmer
Brackenbury William, farmer I
CASTLE CASIiTOIT is a parish, in the Northern 1 In the reign of Henry I. this parish was the head of the
division of the county, parts of Liiidscy, Marsh division of barony of Sir Hugh Barde, or Bardolph, whose castle it
Louth Eske hundred, Loath union and county court district, I supposed to Imve stood on the three artificial hills near the
rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludburgh No. s, arch- cbnrch. A weekly market whs formerly held here, and the
deaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south- inhabitants enjoyed many privileges, amongst which ms
cast from Louth, and a| north from Authorpe station. The the freodom of toll at Louth. Major Forster, who is lord
church of the Holy Cross it a small stuccoed structure, with : of the manor, and the Governors of Leicester Hospital, are
chancel and nave, a turret with i bell and a western porch,
and was built upon the site of the ancient church : the
base of the old cross remains in the churchyard : the
the chief owners of the land, which is farmed bv Mr. Robert
t Needham of Great Cariton and Mr. W. G. North of
rhoresby. The soil is clay ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops
chalice is an ancient one of beaten silver. The register ! are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 436 acres ; rate-
dates from the ^ear 1571. The living is a discharged ' able value, j^49S; and the population in 188 1 was 31.
rectory, united with Little Carlton, joint yearly value 1(^199, '
tithe rent-charge, with 100 acres of glebe and residence in
the gift of Major Forster, and held since 1871 by the Rev.
.Samuel Cumming m.a. of Pembroke College, Cambridge.
OSEAT CARLTOIT is a pleasant village and jiarish,
in ike Northern division of tlio county. Marsh division of
ihe hundred of Louth Eske, parts of Lindscy, Louth union
and comity court district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and
Ludburgh No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 6 mOes south-by-east from Louth, 3 east from
Legbourne station, on the East Lincnloshire railway
and about 3^ sonth-by-east from Grimoldby station on the
Louth and East Coast railway. The church of St. John the
Baptist, was, with the exception of the tower, entirely
rebuilt in the year i860, at the expense of the rector, in the
Early English style : it consists of a chancel, nave, aisles,
and tower at west end, which is in the Perpendicular style
of architecture, tenninating in battlements, and pinnacle
and ])oich on soutli side ; five bells were added in 1875, at a
cost of ;£300, given by Major Forster, and an organ, at a cost
of about ;f 150, given by the rector, who in 1871 also placed
an oak lychgate at the entrance to the churchyard : there
is a very beautifully carved oak pulpit, and a stained window
to the memory of the late rector, the Rev. George Pretyman
M.A.1850. The register dates from the year 1561. The living,
originally a discharged vicarage, was endowed with the
rectorial tithes by Herbert Tliorndike, and in the year 1793
lauds were hiid out and apportioned by Commissioners in
lieu of tithes and ancient glebe lands : the present yearly I so infants, under government uisiiection
value is jf 507, including 332 acres of glebe lands with Cabhie rs to Louth. — John Smith & John Buntii'I.
residence, it is in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of I wed. ; & Edward Stevenson, wed. & fri
Letter* from Louth, which is the nearest money order b
telegraph oHice
Children attend Siuth Beston school
Lincoln, and held since 1850 by the Hev. Frederic Prctyman
B.D. late fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. The VVesleyan
Methodists have a pbce of worship, built 1869. Carlton
liodge, the residence of the Rev. Frederic Pretjiiiaa
B.D., J.P. is a handsome mansion, in the Elizabethan style.
Major Forster, who is lord of the manor, the Rev. F.
Pretynian, and the trustees of Wyggeston's Hospital,
Leicester, are the principal landowners. The soil is Inam:
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and
pasturage. The area is 2,397 acres ; rateable value, £3,102 ;
the population in 1881 was 361.
Parish Clerk, John Moffatt Bell.
Post Office. — Edward Stevenson, receiver. Letters arrive
from Louth at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 3 p.m. The nearest
money order & telegraph office is at Louth
In 1716, a school, partly free for Great, Little, k Castle
Carlton, was founded & endowed with £26 per annum
by Sir Edward Smith bart. k in 1838 the premises were
rebuilt by Samuel Forster esq. k in 1871 enlarged U>
meet the requirements of the Eleraentarj- Education Act
National School, William Henry Hare, master (mixed) :
Mrs. Harriett Hare, mistress (infants') : supported by
endowment of £a6 per annum k voluntary rate ; will hiJJ
70 mixed k 35 infants ; average attendance 45 inixe:!.
Pretyman Rev. Frederic B.D., J.P.
[Rural Dean & hon. Canon of Lin-
coln], Carlton lodge
COMHEBCIAL.
Barker James, farmer
Bell Charles, farmer
LITTLE CAHLTON is a yillsge and pirish, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey Marsh
division of Louth Eske hundred, Louth union and county
coort district, Louth Eske and Ludburgh No. 3 rural
deanery, archdeaconry of Stow, Lincoln £ocflse, 5} miles
8.)uth-east-by- east from Louth, and 3 east from Legbourne
station. The Enn stream runs through the parish. The
church of St. Edith is a small structure, consisting of a
chancel, nave, and a westesn tower, surmounted by a spire
cont^iinin^ i bell and south purch, was rebuilt in 1837 :
the font is old. The rcgustcr dates from the year 1726.
The living is a rectory, united with Castle Carlton, having
a yearly rent charge of ^£199 in lien of tithes, and 100 acres
of glebe with house, in the gift of Major Forster, and held
Cnraming Bev. Samuel m.a. [rector],
Rectory
COHMBSCIAL.
Borrill Benjamin, farmer
Borrill Charles, cowkeeper
Bonill George, farmer
Borrill John, farmer
Bontoft John, carrier
Buffam Joseph, shoe maker
Davy Joseph William, farmer. The Hall
Elsey William, farmer
Foster George, farmer
Needham Robert, farmer
Neville Benjamin Thomas, farmer
North Thomas Andrew, farmer
ParrCharles,Trolovc,farmer,TheCJ range
P'ickard Charles, farmer
Raynor Emanuel, farmer
Smith John, butcher
Stevenson Edward, shopkeeper
\Vhitworth George, blacksmith
since 1871 by the Rev. Samuel Cumming mjl of Pem-
broke CoUe^, Cambridge. A chapel for Free Metholisis
was built in 1854. Wuliam Grant Allison esq. nhu is
lord of the manor. Major Forster, and Mr. Felix Goodwin,
are the chief landowners. The soil and subsoil are clavey.
The principal crops are wheat, oats and turnips. The
area is i,ooj acres ; rateable %'alue, ;£i,37i ; the population
in 188 1 was 169.
Parish Clerk, Charles Borrill.
Letteb Box clcare.l at 3.15 p.m. wjek dajs only. Letters
throagh Louth, the nearest ino.iey order ti telegraph
otiice
The children of this parish attend Great Carltnn school
Clough William, farmer i Morrikin John Henrj-, wheelwright
Denniss John Robert, miller & baker North John, grocer
Goodwin Felix, farmer k landowner, j Pinder Thomas, bricklayer
Upper Hall ' Reed William, farmer. Manor bna
Jeffery Elijah, farmer, cattle dealer k 1 Risdale James, farmer
wool buyer Sinvard Thomas, joihcr
Marshall Thomas, pig jobber I Stutbs John William, farmer, Gillwox'.*
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CABLTOK-IiS-KOOSLAin> is a village and parish
otaste on the rivers Witham and Brant, the former being
the boDodsiy of the parish on the vest and the latter on
the cut, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kest-
eren, lower division of the wapentake of Bootbby GnSoe,
Nemrk onion and county court district, rural deanery of
Unffoe and diocese and archdeaconry of Lincoln, 9 miles
north-east from Newark, lo( south-sootb-west from Lin-
tita and 6 west from Navenby station on the Great Northern
nilvar. The church of St. Mary, formerly appropriated to
the pnory of Thomham, is an ancient stone stmcture, in the
Ehzabetfaan style, and consists of chancel, north cbapd,nave,
nth eqnarewestem tower containing 3 bells: in the chnrch are
tiro small brass tablets erected to the memory of the Disney
lunily in 1595 and 161 1. The register dates from the year
1563; OD &d same skin as one dated 1613 is one dated
1313, but it evidently has been altered from 1613. The
liring is a vicarage, united to the vicaraee of Stapleford,
joint yearly value /aoi, in the gift of Lord Middleton, and
held sJnce 1858 by the Bev. Richard Baldock B. A. of St John's
College, Cambridge. The Baptists and Wesleyans hare each
a chapel here. Mrs. Brocklebank, in 1820, left the interest
(A l^ioo for the support of a Snnday school ; and the Rev.
Mr. Smith, vicar, by his will, bearing date January 8th,
1762, left the sum of £iia, the interest amotmting to £1
Baldock Bev. Richard B.A. [vicar]
Brwklebank William
Brocklebank William Edward
PignttMrs
Thompson Mrs
OOMUBBCIAL.
-Ish WOliam, joiner
Barber John,- miller (wind)
Bingley Joseph, farmer
Bradley Sarain (Mrs.), grocer
Bradley Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
I Brocklebank Joseph, farmer
I Brocklebank Wm. fainner & landowner
' Brocklebank William Edward, farmer
& landowner
yearly, to be applied to the purchase of rdi^tu books for the
use of the Sunday school. The charities consist of the
interest on /loo, bequeathed by different donors, for the
benefit of the poor,and amounting to ^f 3 12s. 6d. which is dis-
tributed in cool ; also the rent of 3^ acres of land, let yearly
on Easter Monday to the highest bidder, and now producing
^3 los. yearly, for the benefit of poor widpws. Lord
Middleton is impropriator of the rectorial tithes, lord of the
manor, and princijHil landowner. The soil is various, being
sand, clay, and strong soil ; subsoil, day and gravel. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area
is 3,6 10 acres; rateable value, jf 3,576; the populaticin in
1 88 1 was 310.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Wasa.
Post Office. — Copeland Harmston, receiver ; cleared at ^.45
p.m. Letters tnrough Newark by foot post, week days
only. The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
Bassingham
National School,bnilt in i8s4,for 80 children; average attend-
ance SI, kto which Lord Middleton gives ;^i5 yearly;
Sydney Peaice, master ; Miss Ann Bradley, mistress
CAIiBIEBS TO : —
LiN'coLN — John Scott, on friday
Newabe — John Scott, Wednesday & satarday
Hollis Henry, collector of rates
Marriot Richard, farmer
Rodgers William, farmer
ScottlifF Frederick, watch maker
Sibsey Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Skinner John William, blacksmith
Smith William, shoemaker
Carr William, boot maker
Clayworth Thomas, farmer
Harmston Copeland, grocer,& post office Wass Thomas, carpnter
Hntchinson Mary Ann (Mrs.), White Wright Henry, tailor
Hart inn !
VOBTH CASIiTOK is a small village and parish, in Johnson Baines m.a. of Christ's College, Cambridge, who
the Mid division of the County, parts of Lindsey, Lawress •< resides in Lincoln. Lord Monson p.c. is lord of the
vapentoke, union and county conrt district of Lincoln, manor and sole landowner. The soil is various, resting on
rural deanery of Lawress No. a, archdeaconr}- of Stow and the lime and ironstone, also on the clay. The chief crops are
diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-west from Lincoln, and 3J oats, wheat and barley. The area is 1,819 acres; rateable
north-east from Saxelby station, situate near the Roman value, ^2,435 ; the population in 1881 was 163.
iray. The chnrch (name unknown), which was rebuilt in
177CS is a stone structure, in the Early English style, has
apfldal chancel, nave, square tower and 3 bells. The
register dates from the year 1653. The living ia a vicarage,
of the net yearly value of ^^150, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1871 by the Rev. Charles Thomas
-Applewhite George, tailor
Hoyes David Hayes, blacksmith
CASLTON-SCBOOP is a small village and parish,
in the Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven,
Loveden wapentake, Grantham union, petty sessional divi-
."inn and county court district, rural deanery of Loveden,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, ij miles north east
frum Honington station on the Great Northern railway, 6
north from Grantham, 9 west from Sleaford, and 19 south
from Lincoln, situate on the Cliff range and the road from
Grantham to Lincoln. The chnrch of St. Nicholas is a
boilding of stone, in the Norman, Early English and later
st}-les, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, porch, and a
western tower containing 3 bells ; the lower stage of the
'owcr is Xorman, but the upper part was rebuilt in the
tiecorated period : in 1633, a part of the tower fell through
the nave, doing much damage, which was repaired at tne
c>$t of John Palmer esq. of this place : the remainder of
the chnrch appears to have been rebuilt during the Early
English period, of which portions of the chancel, the arcades
'>f the nave and the porch are examples: the chancel has
a wdile recess and a double piscina ; the entrance to the rood
I'rft also remains, but of the Perpendicular rood screen, only
a fragment now exists ; the aisles were rebuilt in the
Occorated period, and their east and west windows of this
dtite remain ; the east end of each aisle once formed a
chantry, indicated by the piscina and statue brackets still
in the walls : the east window of the chancel, also Decorated,
exhibits considerable portions of old stained glass, including
figures of a knight in armour and his lady, each support-
ing a shield of arms ; what should be the head of the lady,
however, the head of an ecclesiastic, brought from a
■ of ■ "
distant, church : the canopied pulpit,
Andrews Her. William u.a. [rector]
Hardy Mrs
Lely William Grinfield B.A., j.p.TlieHall
COMHBBCIAL.
Andrcirs Wflliam, farmer
SOUXJI CABXiTON is a small village and parish, 3I
inilev north-west from Lincoln, in the Northern aivision of
th~ muDty, ports of Lindsey, Lawr^s wapentake, Lincoln
anion and county conrt district, rural deanery of Lawress
No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincolii. The
Parish Clerk, George Applewhite.
Letters by foot post through Lincoln, which is the nearest
money order & telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Soutli-
Carlton
Holmes Richard Watson, farm manager | Morton William Henry, farmer
for B. Toynbee esq |
Jacobean: the font, a large example, is Decorated nitli
traceried panels: there ore inscribed floor slabs to Robert
Palmer, 1653, who partly rebuilt the church, and his ^rife ;
and to the wife of Sir Lewis Palmer bart. uf Carlton,
Northants, 1649 ; two brasses and other inscriptions to this
family have disappeared. The register dates from the year
1558. The living is a rectory, with that of Norroantou
consolidated, yejirly value ;^44S, with residence and 40 acre^
of glebe, in the gilt of Earl Brownlow, the Marquess of Bristol
and the rector of Long Bennington, and held since 1875 ''V
the Rev. William Andrews m.a. of Lincoln College, Oxford.
The Wesleyans have a small chapel. There are charities of
about £2 3s. yearly value, arising from ;^ioo left in 1748, by
Edith T^dall, besides 6 acres of land, let in allotments to
the poor. Earl Brownlow and William G. Lely esq. are
the principol landowners, and the latter is lord of the manor.
The soil is principally a strong loam ; subsoil, stone and
clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips and
seeds. The area is 1,343 acres ; rateable value, ;£2,62o ; the
population in 188 1 was 337.
Parish Clerk, John Shields.
Post Office. — Henry Copeland, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grantliam at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.45 p.m.
The nearest money order office is at Caythorpe k the
nearest telegraph office at Honington railway station
National School, for boys k girls of this parish & Nnr-
manton, is supported by su^cription ; the school-roums
& master's house were erected m 1841, by subscription,
at a cost of £^100, ot which the late Earl Brownlow contri-
buted £aty3 ; Joseph B. Ibbolson, master
Hibbett George, farmer
Humphrey Henry, Coach k Horses t.ii
carved oak,
Avery William, farmer
Cartwrieht David, farmer
Cooper Sophia (Mrs.), farmer, Carlton
Ashes
Copeland Henry, shoe maker, k post off
Johnson Robert, farmer
Madderson John, shopkeeper >
Morley Thomas, fanner
church (name unknown), is an ancient stone structure, in
the Early English style, consisting of chancel, with chancel
nave, aisles and a tower, containing i bell : the aisles were
taken down in the last century, further repairs were made in
1813, and 1851 the north aisle was rebniit : in 1859 the whole
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
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e'Jiflcc wa? substantiallj' renovated, at the joint cost of the I incumbent is the Ven. Wm. Fredk. John Kayo «.a. ft
incumbent, parishioners, and Ecclesiastical Commissioners, | Balliol College, Oxford, archdeacon of Lincoln, who U aKi
under the direction of S S. Teulon esq. architect ; the piers ; rector of and resides at Riseholme ; the Rev. Richard Fnr»t<?.-
of the south aisle, which had been previously walled up, being '■ Dixon M.A. of St. John's Colle.^, Cambridge, is ouratr.
reinstated and the chancel has been paved with Minton tiles, : Lord Mnnson i) lord of the manor and sole landowner ; hi<
and adorned with clabora'cly carved oak communion rails, ancestors resided in the parish, but the mansion no longer
at tho sole cost of the archdeacon : at the north-east end ' "" ....
is a small chapel, beneath which is the burial-place of the
family of Lords Monson ; it contains a handsome monument
in alabaster, containing two recumbent figures, uitended to
represent Sir John Monson, who died in 1593, and his lady,
who died in 1625 : a stained window is phiced in the south
aisle to the memory of tho late William Brown esq. Tho
name of this church is stated in tho report of the Lincoln-
shire Architectural Society to be St John the Biiptist. The
register dates from the year 1653. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value /[aoo the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln ; the
Kcclesiastical Commissioners now hold the tithes, which were
fo.~merly annexed to one of the prebends in Lincoln Cathedral,
and they have augmented the living therewith ; the present
VmM Francis Ambrose, farmer I Hawcock George, farmer
Udbert Samuel, shopkeeper { Nicholson Thomas, fanner
I Gillialt Samuel, farmer & landowner
Uilliutt Sophia (Mrs.), landowner k
farmer
Hansard Charles, landowner & fanner
Humphrey Samuel, Harvest Man P.K
CASBIiraTON is a small parish, in the Mid division of
the county, parts of Lindscy, soke of Bolingbroke East divi-
sion, Boston union and county court district, rural deanery
of North Holland No. 2,archdeaconry and dioceee of Lincoln,/
miles north iVom Boston, on the road from Boston to Horn-
castle, and 5i miles nurth-wcst from Sibsey railway station.
The church of St. Paul was erected in 1816, under the Pen
Chapel Act, and is a plain brick building, in the I^fe Per-
pendicular style, consisting of chancel added in 1072, and
nave and open belfry containing i bell; on the north wall
of the chancel is a memorial tablet to the memory of the
Kev. Thomas Mitchinson, tho first incumbent of this and
Fritliville chajielrica. The register, including Westville,
dates from the year z8i8. The living is a vicarage, yearly
value jf 125, with residence and 7 acres of glebe, in the gift
of the Bishop of Lincoln (the Fen Chapel estates, out of
which the incumbents were paid, being transferred to tbe
Ecclesiastical Commissionersj, and held since 1873 by the
Rev. Samuel Craven m.a. of Sidney Sussex College, Cam-
bridge, who is also vicar of Frithville. There are no mano-
rial rights. Lord Carrington, the Rev. W. Holland, G
Holland esq. J. H. Stennett esq. Mrs. Gilliatt and
Craven Rev. Samuel m.a. [vicar]
Bossingbam James Wm. wheelwright
Cargill J.S. implement maker & shoeing
smith
Evison William, miller (wind), baker
k grocer
CAWKWUXiL is a parish, in the Mid division of the
<-ounfy, north division of thcwapentake of Gartreo, Horn-
castle union, petty sessional division and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow,
and diocese ef Lineohi, 3 miles south-west from Uonington-
upon-Bain 8tation,6 miles sonth-south-wcst from Louth, and
7 north-east from Horncastle. The church of St. Peter is a
nnall fabric, with a turret and i bell. The register dates
from tho year 1683. The living is a vicarage, yearly value
;f65, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborough, and held since
1869 by the R3v. George Babb m.a., j.p. of St. John's
Key Rjbert, farmer. Glebe farm
IjITTLE CAWTHOBFE is a small village and yariah,
in tlic Northern division of the county. Marsh division of
the hundred of Calceworth, Lonth union and county court
di.4trict, rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludburgh No. 3,
urclidoaconry of Sbr>w and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south-
east-by-south from Louth, and 1 mile south from Legbourne
station. The church of St. Helen, rebuilt in i860 from
designs by Mr. R. T. Withers of London, is a building of
red and black brick, consisting of chancel, nave, south |Kirch,
ve.<itry, and a small le!I-tnrrct wi(U stare, containing i
bell : there arc five stained windows. The register dales '
from the year 1679. The living is a vicHnice, yearly 1
value tithe rent-charge £71, with 13 acre* of gleto, wiin
residence, held since 1853 by the Rev. E Imund HutT 11.A.
of Queens' College, Ciimbridge. The Free Methodists
have a chapel here, built 1873. The Wesleyan chaiiel
Huff Rer.Eimund B.A.[vicar],VicaTage
Koardman Robert, farmer
stands. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, clay. The chief cruin
are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,910 acn>»;
rateable value, £',236 ; the population in 1881 was 175
Parish Clerk, Thomas James Davis.
Letters by foot post from Lincoln, which is the nearest money
order & telegraph office
Endowed School, — ^The school has a smnll endowment
annexed to it by one of Lord Monson's ancestors; Iianl-
some school buildings were erected by Lord Monsnn in Ih-
year 1876 ; the children of North & South Carlton Is.
Burton attend it : capacity, 98 ; average attendance 65 :
Thomas James Davies, master ; Mrs. Anni: Pike Davir-.
mistress
Cabbieb to Lincoln. — James Daubney, mon. wed. k fri
Pattison Chas Foster, farmer. Hall fani:
Woodhead George,bnilder]cwheclnTi;l:t
Samuel Gilliatt, are the principal landowners. The .soil is
alluvial ; subsoil, mostly clay. The chief crops aie wheat,
oats, beans and turnips. The area, including New B<ilini-
broke, is 3,414 acres ; rateable value, including New Boling-
broke, £s,^37 ; the population in 1881 was 763.
By a Local Government Board Provisional Order, datcJ
December 34th, 1880, and confirmed by Act, 44 Vict. a]-.
xvii., Miningsby Fen Allotment, with 239 inhabitant-.
Asgarby Fen Allotment with 19, a detached jiart vt
Ravesby with 48, a detached part of Boston Fen Allolniem
with 30, a detached part of Bolingbroke with 2c8, weri>
transferred to Carrington.
Parish Clerk, Tharral l«ggatc.
Letters through Boston. The nearest money order & lol,*-
graph offices are at Mareham-Ie-Fen & Stickney
This place is included in West Fen United School Bu.tr.!
District, formed in 1879
Board School, Medlam, built in 1880, ata costof jfi,400,f.'r
170 children ; average attendauc8,89 ; Rd. P. Benson, masltr
Cabbibbs paas through to Boston k Horncastle on w.^i-
nesday k Saturday
King Henry, farmer
Ward Thomas, farmer
Ward William Hubbleday, farmer
Weldon WilUam, wheelwright
Welsh George Henry.farmer k over.-<^'r
Parr Mary tMrs. ), farmer
Taylor John, farmer
Towle Robert, thrashing machine propr
College, Cambridge, who is rector of and resides at Asterl y
The Duke of Portland is lord of (he manor and owns all ili"
land'with the exception of the glebe. The soil is sand ; .«u'. ■
soil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley, and m'-
The area is 666 acres ; rateable value, ;f 774 ; the popnUii .
in I S3 1 was 45.
Parish Clerk, Robert Key.
Letters through Horncastle. The nearest money or.'ip-
oHice is at S;amblesby, k the nearest telegraph offic ■ i -
Louth
Robson Christopher Bell, farmer, Cawkwell house
is now used as a workshop. The poor have the ye:'r!v
interest of ;^io deposited in the Savin|[g &uik at L'iu;;j
Springs of pure water abound in this parish. He :r>
Chaplin esq. m.p. and John Bartholomew Parker c-'j
own the greater part of the land ; the latter is lor.l "
the manor. The soil is clay and chalk ; subsoil, chalk. Tl. ■
chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. Tbe area i^ 45;.
acres; rateable value, j(f673 ; the population in 1881 «.i'
167.
Parish Clerk, Timothy Vickcrs.
Ltttbr Box cleared at 4.55 p.m. week days only. Letter <
through Lonth, the nearest monej- order K tclerra;-.
o:. CO '
There is no s.-!u i,! in the |)arish ; the children attcni a'
Leyboun:o
Towle John, ulabksmilh
Twigg William, chalk pit proprietic
West William, farmer
Filter William, farmer
Nicholson Amos, Royal Oak p.h
CATTHOHPH is a large vilUge, parish, and station on cast from Newark and 10 north from Grantham. Tie
1 he Honington and Lincoln branch of the Great Northern church of St Vincent is a cruciform edifice of Ane.»ler
railway, on the Cliff road, in the Southern division of the stone, in the Early and Late Decorated and Perpciidicul ir
county, wapentakeof Loveden, partsofKesteven, Grantham styles, principally Early Decorated, and consists of chaiiwl.
]«lty sessional division, Newark union and county court dis- ' transept, double nave, and a central tower with spire c i>-
trict, rural deanery of Loveden, archdeaconry and diocese of j taining 8 very fine bells and a clock, presented by tlie l»t.>
Linmln, 9 miles west-bs'-north from Sieslorii, x i east-south- . Col. George Hnssey Packe ; tbe moat singular feature in tla»
Digitized by VjUUVIC
DlhEcTORv]
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church is the nave, which is divided lon^tudinally by an
arcide of tall light octagonal columns with well-moulded
ca|iitals, carrjing plain wide arches, springing from between
tvo handsome windows at the west end ; a north aisle was
ailded in i860: the tower is surmounted by a pierced
pampet and four pinnacles, attached by four flying but-
tresses to the urocketed spire, which is one of singular
boaaty, rising to the height of about 156 feet ; both tower
:'.n-l spire are of good proportions and excellent effcL-t ; the '
littpr was struck by lightning Dec. 30, 1859, when the '
npprr |inrt ion fell through the roofs of the chancel and tran-
M>:iis ; the s]iirc, as now rebuilt, is somewhat shorter than
prerioosly, but its general outline is more graceful ; the
lucth aisle was added in i860, from a design by the late Sir
'i. U. Scott K.A. ; the font is Decorated ; OTer the tower
arch are remains of mural paintings of the Last Judgment,
ami of the Archangel Michael weigoing souls ; and on cither
^ilc of this arch are marble monuments t'> Sir C'hurlcs
lIU'«ey, ell. 1698, and his wife, and Sir Ednard Hnsscy, his
^■la, 3I.P. for Lincoln, ok. T724 ; both transepts have served
xi chapels, .-md retain aumbries, and one a statue bracket.
The register, including Fricston, dates for baptisms from
16^3 ; marriages, 1692 ; burials, 1673. The living h a
rwiury; the tithe? are commuted for jf 1,093, ^*'' '"■"''"
''.(r.ce and 14 acres of glebe, in the gift of Hussey Pncke,
(".«). J.p. and held since 1847 by the Rev. Charles Daniel
Cnifts ai. of St. John's Oillegc, Cambridge. The
W'rilcyans have a chapel here. The charities amount to
■iboiit ;^i6 yearly, arising from the Hns3ey charity, dis-
triliutcd in money to aged persons of tho parish every
rhrislmas. A fair is held at Caythorpo on the second
Fri lay after Good Friday, and the feast on the last Sunday
'I May. Caj-thorpo Hall, the projierty of Hussey Packe
•"-'1. tr. is a handsome modern mansion, built on the
site of the old hall, formerly the residence of >Str Giles
Hussey, who was with tho Earl of Surrey at the s:i;-kiiig
of Morla'ix, in France, in 1552: it is surrou:i;lcJ by enclod^J
grounds and garden::!, and U at present occupiel by the
Son. Evelyn CornwalUs Anibrson Pelhuiii d.l., j.p.
Hussey Packe esq. d.l., j.p. is lord of the manor and
princiiKil landowner, but th;re are several smaller free-
holders. Tiie sjil is jieui, lo:iin anl clay ; subsoil, li:nc)tonc
and ironstone. The soil aboundi with ironston'.' ; three
mines liave been sunk and arc proilucinp; tine samples of ore.
The chief croiw are wheat, barley, o.i:s and seeds. The
area is 4.210 acres; rate ible value, j^7,302; tli:; population
in 1881 was 897.
FuiESTOx is a hamlet to the parish, half a mi'.c south.
Here was the shaft of an ancient urojs.
Parish Clerk, William Crapi:.
Post & Mo.vey Okiikk k Tki,e.'jp..\p:i Ofiicb &
Siivinf;.^ Ii.ink. — Chariot C!i'.ini:iiiin, p<wlma.<lcr. Letters
from l.'thdiin, thnmgli <!ran!h:mi, by mail cirt. at 7.40
am. te d'sjiatched at 5.23 j-.m. L"t!ers from Lincoln at
5.20 p.m. iic dis;>atche I at 7.4) am
IssuHASX'K AoBST.— Royal F.ir!uc.-s' & Gsnc.-al, John Shel-
bourne, Hongh-on-the-Hill
A sch')nl board of 5 members w;n formed in 1374; Henry
Cramntnn, Newark, clerk to th2 board ; Jolui LingarJ,
altcnaance oflicer
Hoard School, bnilt in 1875, at a cojt of j^i,oo3, for 150
children, with an average a: tendance of i£0 ; 'Villiam
Francis Wykes, master
Railway Station, S. U. Waller, clerk in charga
Carriers : —
Robert Winton, to Grantham, Saturday ; to N.3wark,
Wednesday ; t'> SIcaford, mond.iy
John Codd, to Grantham, sat. ; to Xewark, wel & fri
Hiukc Walter
I'roits Rev. Chas. Daniel b.a. Rectory
llwkett The Misses
M rify Richard Newcombe
IXham Hon. Evelyn Comwallis Ander-
itn D.u, 1 P. The Hall
COMMERCIAL.
'-".at John, Eight Bells hotel & timber
merchant
limes Henry, farmer
Kites Robert, farmer, Fricston
H mrose John (Mrs.), farmer
'■'' :nnise Richard C. farmer, Fricston
l^mrosc William, farmer
licrry Wilkinson, carj^ntcr
Ki'iner Henry, harness maker
ii'wling James, farmer
l!r i» n Joscpli, manager of tlie Stanton
(iatc ironstone mines
<'arrott Joae^ blacksmith
riuimpion Charles, grocer, draper,
baker k postmaster
CHAFEIi HII<Ii is a hamlet in the Fen portion of the
;arish of Swineshead, from which it is distant about 12
Miiles, I mile south from Dogdyke station, 3 miles south
1: '!u Tattcrshall, and 10 north-west from llostou, and on
Codd John, carrier & fanner
Cohen Ironstone Co. (The)
Cooling John, grocer, Fricston
Costall Corncliu3, carjientcr
' Crapg Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker
Cragg Thomas, stone mason
' Cragg William, stone mason
' Eaton John Chamberlin, snrgeon
' F'isher Joel, beer retailer
■ Fletcher William, farm bailiff to Hussey
Packe esq.
(libson John, farmer
H<Klsiin Elizabeth (Mrs.), boot maker
Hunt llrothers, blacksmiths & agricul-
tural implement manufacturers
■ Kelly Frederick liowman, plumlier &c
^ Lamb Robert, nurseryman
Liiigard John, wheelwright, plough
maker, surveyor & school attendance
! oflicer
Imv George, ganlener at The Hall
,' Mackinder Sarah (Mrs.), fanner, Fries-
I ton heath
, Mackcars Samuel, stone in.<ison
Miilington William, Sun p.h
i Minnilt (ieorge Hy. farmer. Court Loca
; Paley Tlionia^, butcher
; Palev John Philip, working jeweller
I'atcV.itt Roliert, butcher
' r<ig<on Frank Stiller, farmer
. Sliclbourn George, farmer
I Stanton (lafc C«al & Ironstone Co.
I (Joseph Hnnm, manager)
I Steveiiett Richard, loot & sh'ie maker
I Swinton John, tailor
' ."^Avinton Thomas, tailor
Thurlby John, farmer, Fricston
Tomlinson J.me (Mrs.), K.'d Lion p.h
I Walker Win. boot & shuo makcr.Frieston
I West Yorkshire C<mI & In n stone Cn
■\ Wetherill Waller, grocer
I White Charles, shoo maker
I White Thomas, grocer & draper
I Wilcox Williiim, shoiikceiier
I Wintin Robert, beer retailer
I Wimliirton Thomas, farmer
Post Ofkick, ChajK'l Hill.— Alfred Stothard, leceiver. Let.
ters arrive from lioston, vid Coningsby, by foot jwist about
10 a.m. A are dispatched about ten minutes later. Tho
nearest money order & telegraph oliice is at Coningsby
iicvcst bank of the river Witham, in the South division of _,, , ., , .. , «. ,. ■ ii„ -i i, .ici. 1
ti.. county, union and county cl^urt district of B.,st»n, | The chddren attend Tattershall Bulge l!of.r.l Sc-hool
"iiral deanery of North Holland, and archdeac>>nry and i »» . « j » 1 . i, 1 ;. __ ,
■i.«»e of Liilcoln. The old cliaji:! of ease to Swineshead. Ha.'t'. Grounds, formerly e.xtra-i«rrK;hial, is now
-• "- rin ti.» roll, <f r,i„« " I>arish, m Boston union, 2 miles soiilh from Dogdyke
un uie I2in 01 juiie 1 ^{^^^y station, situated in Holland Fen, near the junction
of Witham and Kyme rivers, and abmit three-quarters of a
mile south from Chajel Hill Church, which the inhabitants
attend. The principal landouners are the Rev. John
Emeris, Messrs. W. Pepjier and H. Bramley, Jo.se[»h W.
Goose, Thomas Petchols' trustees, and other.". The soil and
subsoil are clay and heavy loam, The chief crops are wheat,
oats and beans. The area is incUidjd in lV!lM;n'a Land.
The population in 1881 was 99.
Letters fr.im Bost< n, rid Coningsby. The neirest money
order & telegraph otliccs are llillingliay & Coningsby
This place is included in North-East H illand Fen United
District School Board, formed in 1879 ; the cliiUlren attend
the Board School at Tattersluill Bridge
n.i\r demolished, was erected in 1826.
1334, a new church, the Holy Trinity, was opened here near
t ' tlie site of the old cliaiiel of ease ; it cist jC6so ; it is a
M^staiitial building of brick in the Periicnaicular style,
t-'Msisting of chancel, nave and aisle, with a porch on the
^ nth side, and a bcU-turrct containing i bcA. An addi-
li'a has been made to the churchyard. The register
iLitesfrom 1826. The living is a jicrjictunl curacy, yearly
valoe ;f 40, in the gift of the vicar of Swineshead, who is also
tiie se(|aestrator ; the Rev. Canon Arthur Wright m. a. of St.
J"hn'8 College, Cambridge, rector of Coningsby, is the orti-
•■ialing ininister. There are places of worship for Wesleyans
aUFyimitive Methodists. The landowners are Mr. John-
^'Liand Mrs. Maytield. Tlie area, including Pelham's
I-ind, is 1,132, and the rateable value, including Pelham's
Lind, ;f 1,685: population, 117. I
Chapel Hill.
Chcetham Ann (Mrs.), farmer
•' "xHiffe Henry, Crown t.h
''Tcenfleld Chas. Henry, baker & miller
(wind)
Hardy John, carpoitcr
Hetch John, joiner
Johnson John, grocer & blacksmith
Mettham Joseph, beer retlr. & butcher
Stothard Alfrcl, grocer, drajier, k jxist
otHce
Stothard George, farmer
Harts Orounds.
liorman William, farmer k overseer
Harrison Francis, farmer
Maplethnriio Joseph, farmer
Pep|>er William, farmer M landowner
CHEBST WHiIiINOHAK, see Wilukghav.
Digitized by
Googh
358 CLAXBT.
LINC0LN8HIBE.
[kelly's
OULSBT is a small rfllsge and parish, in the IToTthem
division of the county, mpentake of Walshcroft, Caistor
union and county court district, parts of Lindsey, rural
deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, one mile north-east from Usselby station, 4 miles
north from Iferket Basen, 5 south from Caistor, and 154^
from London. The church of St. Mary is an old stone build-
ing in the Late Decorated style, restored in 1871, at a cost of
;^i,5oo : it consists of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, and
irestem tower irith pinnacles, and 5 bells, and south porch
and contains six stained windows ; also an organ, bmlt by
Kicholson of Lincoln : on the north side of the church, and
about 14 feet from it, remains of a tesselated psrement were
found in 1859. The register dates from the year 1556. The
living is a rector}-, with that of Normanby, gross joint yearly
value ;^i,030, including 50 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of and held since 1S69 by the Rev. Samuel Wri^t
Andrews H. A. of Cains College,Cambridge. There are chapels
Andrews Rev. Samuel Wright M.A.,J.P.
Rectory
Young Gerard Joseph, Claxby house
Young John Joseph j.p. Claxby house
COMHSBCIAI..
Brislow Shepherd, blacksmith
Bristow William Charles, grocer, &
post office
OXiAZBY FLT70KA.0SE is a smaU parish, 5} mfles
south-east from Horncastle, inithe Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, Hill hundred, Horncastle union, petty
sessional division and county court district,Hill rural deanery
No. I, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The church
fell more than a century ago, and has not been rebuilt ; the
site can still be traced. The registen are included in those
of Mnorby. The living is a rectory, annexed to that of
Wilksby, joint yearly value jf 300, in the gift of James Banks
Stanhope esq. and held by the Rev. Thomas Barker m.a.
for the Wesleyans and Pr^mit^^■B Methodists. ' The'Eari of
Yarborouf h i? lord pf the Dianor and owns all the land, with
the exception of the glebe. He soil is sand and black loam ;
subsoil, clay. Here are ironstone mines. The chief crops
are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,689 acres ; rate-
able valae^ ;f 2,303 ; ^e population in 1881 was 335.
Parish Olerk, mUiam Balderson.
Post k MoNxr Obseb Office t Savings Bank. — ^William
Charles Bristow, sub-poetmaster. Letters through Market
Rasen arrive at 9.45 a.m.; dispatched at 3.15 p.m.
Market Raaen is the nearest telegraph office
There is a school for boys k girls built by the E^rl of Ya^
borough, who also subscribes ;f 10 yearly towards its
support
Mixed School, buOt in 1857, for 100 children; average
attendance, 84 ; Edward Gaiity, master ; Mrs. Mildred
Canty, mistress
Burnett David, farm bailiff to G. J I Mundy George, farmer
Young I Mundy George, shopkeeper
Gall Thomas, shoemaker \ Rickells Thomas, farmer
Hewett Jamee, farmer
Hill John (exorg. of),Pelham'sArms P.B
Hill John Bryce, farmer
Maltby George, wheelwright
Marshall John William, farmer
Sannby Samuel, shoe maker
Shepherd George, fanner
West Yorkshire Iron k Coal Co. Urn.
(John George Carr,man.}; k at Leeds
of Queen's College, Oxford, who resides at Bevesby. James
Banks Stanhope esq. is lord of the manor and sole land-
owner. The soil is heavy loam ; subsoil, white clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and turnips. 'Ihe area
is 847 acres ; rateable value, £gai ; the population in 1881
was 66.
Letters received from Boston viA Bavesby. The nearest
money order office is at Mareham-le-Fen, & telegraph
office at Homcastie.
The children of this parish attend the school at Moorby
Bourn Thomas, farmer, Hall farm | Hardy Charles Frederick, farmer | Roberts Samuel, farmer, Grange farm
OIiAZBT ST. ANSSSW is a pleasant villa^ and glebe, with residence, in the gift of Miss Constance Kisber
parish, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lmdsey, Hamilton, and held since 1852 by the Rev. Richard Parker,
Wold division of the hundred of Calceworth, Spilsby union m.a. of Corpus Christi college, uimbridge. On a site near
and county court district, Alford petty sessional diviaion, the village may be traced gome imperfect outlines of a Roman
rural deanery of Calceworth Mo. 2, archdeaconry and diocese ) encampment. Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton, who is
of Lincoln, 3 miles south from Alford, half a mile west from | lady of the manor, and the Governors of Bethlehem Hospital
the Willoughby station, 7 miles north-east from Spilsby and are the principal landowners. The soil is mixed and clayey:
138 from London. The church of St. Andrew, rebuilt in 1846 subsoil, mostly chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barlej',
on the foundation of the old church, is a building of brick ] seeds and turnips. The area is 1,067 acres, 3 roods, 39 poles :
with stone dressings, in the Norman style, and consists of rateable value, /i,3a2 ; the population in 1881 was 99.
chancel and nave and an open stone belfry containing i bell. , Letters throngh Alford. The nearest money order k
The register dates from the year 1699. The living is a | telegraph office is at Alford. Pilijib Box collection, week
vicarage, united to the rectory of Well, tithe rent-charge { days only, at 5.15 p.m.
;f 409, joint gross yearly value ;£ 450, including 22 acres of ' The children of this parish attend the school at Well
Parker Bev. Richard n.A. j.p. [vicar] | Dring William, landowner k farmer | Payne George, farmer
L
OIiAYPOLE is a village, parish, and station on the
Great Northern railway, in the Southern division of the
county, wapentake of Loveden, parts of Kesteven, union
and coimty court district of Newark, Loveden rural deanery,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 115^ miles from
London, aoj from Lincoln, 5 south-east from Newark, and
10 north-west from Grantham, situated on the cast bank of
the river Withara adjoining Nottinghamshire. The church
of St. Peter is a very handsome edifice of stone, chiefly of
tbe Decorated period, but with considerable remains of &rly
English work, consisting of chancel, with chantry chapel on
the north-east, transepts, clerestoried nave of four bays,
aisles extendiag to the extreme western limit of the tower,
south porch anaa western embattledtnwer of two stages, with
crocketed pinnacles at the angles, and an elegant octagonal
crocketed spire with two tiers of spire lights ; the tower
which was struck by lightning, July 30, 1827, contains 5
bells ; the lower stages of the tower and portions of the south
transept date from the thirteenth century : the east window
is Perpendicular, and has Ave lights, disposed in two tiers ;
tbe whole building, with the exception of the chancel, is
embattled and enriched with crocketed pinnacles ; the
chanoel is separated from the body of the church by an oaken
screen, and retains a piscina, aumbry and four sedilia with
finely crqcketed canopies over each opening, and shields:
there are triple sedilia, a double piscina, and doorway, all of
Early English work in the south transept; the font is
octagonal and has Decorated tracery on each face; the
pulpit and its canopy are elaborately and delicately carved
and form an extremely beautiful example of the Jacobean
style ; the canopy is partly supported by the staff of a brass
processional cross; m the south transept, or St. Mary's
chantry, is a fine altar slab marked with foliated crosses ;
there are also two modern marble monuments : in 1S41 the
Ayling Rev. William John [curate]
lunnett Mrs
Plnmptre Rev. Charles Pemberton m.a.
Rectory
oommebcial.
Arnold George, wind miller.
Arnold George, jun. farmer
Asher William, grader
church was repaired, at an expense of Zsoo. The trgister
dates from the year 1579. The living is a rectory, yearly
value of Z663 ; it formerly consisted of two medieties, North
and South, but they are now united, of the yearly value of
/'600, arising from 475 acres, allotted at the enclosure in
neu of tithes, in the gift of J. Plumptre esq. and held since
1879 by the RJev. Charles Pemberton Plumptre xjl. of Sidney
Sussex College, Cambridge. Here are also places of
worship for Weslej-an and Primitive Methodists, The poor
of the parish have about £a los. a year, arising from
the rent of about two acres of land. The workhouse for
the Newark union is situated here : it was erected in 1817,
and enlarged for the union in 1838, and will hold a^o
inmates. George Nevile esq. d.l., j.f. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil is strong day :
subsoil, clay and stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats, beans and seeds. The area is 3,370 acres; rateable
value, ;f8,030; the population in 1881 was 678, inclnding
114 officers and inmates in Newark workhouse.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Hayes.
Post Office. — William Penton, receiver. Letters through
Newark arrive at 8 a.m. ; despatched at 4.35 p.m. Ine
nearest money order office is at Balderton, Ic telegraph
office at Long Bennington
Newark Workhouse, Wuliam Newton, derk to the board :
Bev. Charles Pemberton Plumptre M.A. chaplain ; Henrr
Chambers Burrows L.B.C.P. Bdm. medical officer ; Edwaivl
Alfred Baxter, master ; Mrs. E. M. Baxter, matron
In addition t« the Sunday Schools, a day school is estab-
lished for boys k girls, conducted on the National system,
& under government inspection
Parochial Sdiool, Chaa. Kew, mast. ; Miss Emma Kew, milt
Railway Station, Henry Wilderspin, clerk in charge
Cabrisb to Nxwabk. — George Jackson, moo. wed. k fri
Astling Elizabeth (Mrs.), graxier
Astling Lufton, carpenter
Bamsoale Lancelot, farmer
Beedham William, joiner
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRECTORT.]
fiennett Henr^, butcher
Bingbiun WSbam Henry, fuinez
Bladulutw Robert, beer letaSer
Bnmley Riduknl, graxier
Cup Frederick, farmer t graxier
Collin Eleanor (Mrs.), 'arroer
CoUin Thomas, fanner
flarby Oeorge, gmaer
Hoyes Mary(Mr8.),8hoe makr. k grocer. i
UNCOLNSmSE.
Jackson George, shopkeeper & carrier,
Claypole .
Knight William, larmer
Lane Joaeph, farmer
Penton WiUiam, grocer, & post office
Bev-ill Charles, beer retailer
Refill Oeorge, farmer
Bevill Samuel, blacksmith
Robinson Robert, wheelwright
CL¥X. 359
Scboley John, grazier
Smith John, farmer
Vickers Robert, farmer
Wadsworth Charles, Fire Bells f.h. k
farmer
Wadsworth Thomas, wheelwright
Wadsworth William, bricklayer
Wright Joseph, farmer
CLES, with OliSETHOKPBS, and the Haanlet* of lEBinrsCOE and WSEUSBY.
Cub, with the township of Cleethorpes, and hamlets of
Thbwsook and Wbblsby, with a statun at Cleethorpes,
on a branch of the Manchester, Shettiekl and Lincolnshire
Bailway, constitutes a parish, in the Northern division of the
ocnnty, parts of Lindsey, parliamentary borough of Great
Grimsby, Bradley Haverstoe wapentake, Caistor union,
Great Uriinsby county court district; rural deanery of
Great Grimsby So. a, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
ol Lincoln. Clee is a miles sonth-east from the railway
station at Great Grimsby, on the southern shore of tlie
month of the Homber sad German Ocean. The parish
cfaorcb of the Holy Trinity and St. Mary the Virgin is an
interesting cruciform structure of the Saxon and Early
Nwman periods, and was consecrated, as appears from an
ancient mscription on the western column of the south
arcade, by the celebrated Hngb, Bishop of Lincoln, A.l>.
1192, in the reign of Richard 1. ; the stone is small and the
inscription, though deeply cut, remains almost perfect,and in
its mtabbreviat^ form, reads as follows : " Heec ecclesia
dedicata est in honore sanctte trinitatis et sanctee marin
rirginis a domino hygune Lincnlniensi episcopo anno ab
incamatione domini. mo. co. zcii. tempore Ricardi regis."
The stone has no coeval connection with the nave, and should
nther hare been inserted in one of the walls of the crossing,
Thich seem to be undoubtedly of St. Hugh's time : the
church consists of chance], nave, north and south transepts,
aisles and a western tower containing 3 bells : the arches of
the arcades, two on one aide and Siree on the other, are
enriched with the cable, noil-head- and other Norman
monktings: the tower is of earlieor date, circa 1040, and
remains ahnost as when first erected, the parapet being an
addition of the fifteenth centnry ; it was once the custom
on Trinity Sunday to strew the floor of the church with
rushes cut ttom a piece of ground called " The Bescars " :
the diurch was partially restored and reseated in 1859.
The register dates from the year 1563. The living is a
rectory, gross yearly value ;£5io, with bouse, in the
gilt of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1850 by
the Rev. William Price Jones x.A. of Christ Churdi,
Oxford, and sarrof^ate. A little to the north of Glee
village are three artificial mounds, supposed to have been
thrown up by the Romanised Britons, and to be the site of
castdlated towers, erected for the purpose of repelling the
incnnions of the Saxons.
Cleethorpes, formerly only a fishing hamlet, has, since
concrete. The church of St Peter, a chapel of ease to the
parish church of Clee, erected in 1866-7, ot a cost of
;{[3<3°o> i* B building in the Decorated style, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles, porch and a tower : the church was
built by voluntary contributions, ;^5oo being given by the
late Richard Thorold esq. of Weelsby, and ^500 by the
Master and Fellows of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge :
there ore sittings for about 500 pnaons. The Presbyterians,
Wesleyans and Primitive B^thodists have each a chapel.
A cemetery of 8 acres was formed for Clee parish in 1877,
at a cost of ;£3,70o; it is tmder the control of a Burial Board
of nine members and is situated between Clee and Clee-
thorpes. The Odd Fellows have a hall, built in 1853. Clee-
thorpes is a coast-guard station, Government having pur-
chased a number of houses near the beacon for the men.
Weelsbj'HoQse is the seat of AlexonderWilliamThorold Grant-
Thorold esq. O.L., J.p. The Karl of Yarborough is lord of
the manor of Cleethorpes, and the principal landowners are
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, Alexander W. T. Grant-
Thoroldaeq. d.l., i.v. and Edw. fieneage esq. m.p., d.l.,j.p.
of Hilton Hall. The soil is a rich loam ; subsoil, clay. The
area of the entire parish ol Clee is 3,600 acres of land and
7, 168 acres of tioal water ; rateable value of Cleethorpes
and Tbmnscoe, ^£6,750 ; Clee and Weelsby, £9,344 los. ; the
population in 1881 was 14,460 viz. Clee, with Weelsby town-
ship, ii,6ao, and Cleethorpes, with Thrunscoe township,
3,840.
Parifh Clerk for Clee, John Locking.
Parish Clerk, St. Peter's, David Barnham.
Post k MomY Obdeb k Tslegbaph Office k Savings
Bank, Cleethorpes. — Joseph Apple}-ard, snb-postmaster.
Letters- through Great Grimsby. Delivery, 7.45 k 9.45
a.m. k 4 p.m.; k dispatched, 10.35 a.m. ^ '-'St 3-55 JS^
S-SS p.™. Sunday no delivery or cfispatch. There is a
Wall Lbtteb Box, in Low Thorpe, cleared at ro.35
a.m. & 4.10 & 6.10 p.m. Telegraph office open on Sunday
from 8 to 10 a.m
Cemetery, Alfred Bates, tietk
Insuhakck Agent : —
Liverpool Victoria, William Whittaker, Humber street
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1877 ; A.
Bates, Great Grimsby, clerk to the board ; k William
Salter, attendance officer ; the board meet at the Board-
room, first Wednesday in each month, at 4 p.m
the opening of railways connecting Grimsby with all parts of Schools : —
the kingdom and the extension of the line from Great Grims-
by to Cleethorpes, mode rapid progress, and is now much
freqnented as a watering-place, and has upwards ol sixty
machines for the use of tathers : a fine pier, 1,300 feet long,
was erected in 1873, at a cost of ;^io,ooo : so late as the j
year iSoo there were no lodging-houses in the place, but I
there are now (18B4) over three hundred. The Dolphin, j
Cliff and Victoria hotels axe situated fronting the sea, I
with commanding views of the Humber, German Ocean and |
the opposite Yoncahire coast ; they are commodious and |
oomfortable and convenient. The Directors of theManchester, i
Shellleld and liincolnshire Railway Co. have built a sub- 1
stantial sea-wall, three-quarters of a mile in length and so \
feet in height, which is six feet above the level of high tides
Board, Mrs. Annie Carrott, mistress
National, built in 1857, at a cost of ;£65o, for aoo children,
since enlarged, to hold 350; average attendance, 350;
the school is supported by rolontary contributions ; John
L. Rowles, master ; Miss M. Kelham, mistress
Boys of this parish had a claim to free education in the
Grammar School at Hnmberstone. By a scheme of the
Charity Commissioners, 26 March, 1878, this school has
been transferred to Clee k is called the Humberstone
Foundation Clee Grammar School ; it is governed by a
board ol la governors, a ex-officin, 7 representative k 3
co-optative. The Rev. Arthur Abbott b.a. head master.
A school for girls is also directed to be established
Bailway Station, John Liisby Capiter, sUtion master
the total width of the wall is 65 feet, of which 40 feet are | Police Station, William Christopher, constable. Station rd
devoted in the inner side to a carriage drive, divided from Cabribbs to Obimsby. — Benjamin Coulbeck k John
an asphalted promenade by a dwarf wall of Portland cement Mason, daily
COHKKBCUL.
Holt Thomas, fanner
Jennings George, farmer
PBITATB BXSIDKNTS.
Applej-ord Mrs. Cliff terrace
Appla>'ard Robert, Humber street
Atkinson Mrs. la Perseverance terrace,
Thnmsooe road
Ayre Henry John, . Leamington villa,
BeaooDthorpe
Bimaby James Shorpley, Tborganby
villa. Prince's rood, Beooonthorpe
Barron Mrs. 11 Perseverance terrace,
Thanucoe rood
Clee.
Locking John, farmer k parish clerk
Bead ^nry, fkrmer
Waumsley Benjamin, graxier
Cleethorpes.
Barton Charles S. Portland place
filake Mrs. 18 Spurn View terrace,
Thrunscoe rood
Blow Mrs. Scarborough house
Borman Miss, Spring villa. Poplar
street, Beaconthorpe
Bronghton WiUiam, Providence terrace,
Hope street
Burnett Walter, Cambridge street
Burtchaell Mrs. Poplar st. Beaconthrpe
Barton Daniel, Don villas, Beooonthorpe
; Wright Henry, grazier
{ Wright' William, grazier
Chapman John Osborne, Osborne house.
Crowbill
Chapman Jsph. Yarra ho. Alexandra rd
Chapman Mrs. Vicarage ter. Albert rd
Daley Mrs. Poplar street, Beaconthorpe
Davis Alfred, Snggits la. Beaconthorpe
Drewery William, Selena terrace
Drewry John, sen. Elmfleld, Elm rood
Field George, a Grosvenor pi. High St
Finney Hy. Princess rd. Beaconthorpe
Fisher Mrs. Princess rd. Beaconthorpe
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Uarness Mrs. Pelham vil. Beaconthorpe
(iarvcy Edward, 7 Spa Bank road
(iranberg Mrs. Poplar St. Beaconthorpe
Greaves Josiah, 3 Bradford terrace,
Sea Bank road
Uuzzwell John, Stafford house, Bea-
CDiithorpe
Harte William Thomaa, 5 Sea Bank rd
Helsby Wm.Thrunscoc vils.SeaBank rd
Herzke Albert Robert, 4 High Cliff ter
Holt Mrs. Elm villas. Elm road
Hull Robert, 3 High Cliff ter. Sea Bank
Jones Rev. William Price M.A. [rector]
Rectorv
Keetley ftobert. Sea Bank road
King henrj', 10 Perseverance terrace,
Thrunscoe road
King Mr?. Spurn View ter .Thrunscoe rd
[.eech Benjamin Robert Moody, The
Poplars, Iteaconthorne
Mackrill John Richardson, Southamp-
ton house, Beaconthorpe
comcEnciAL.
Ackrill John, lodging house, 3 Albion terrace
Aldam Sarah (Mrs. ), dress maker, Cambridge street
Aldam Slorey, shoe maker, Cambridge street
Allenby George, lodging house, George street
Allison Mary HoJsuii fMrs."). sliniiltecper. Market place
Anningsnii Joseph, fiirnier, Thruiisoc
Appleyard Aiikk, Imlffing hou«c, Thrunscoe vil. Sea Bank rd
AppleyanI Atiiile (Mr».), lodging house, 3 High Cliff terrace
Appleyard Charli's. In Iging house, 7 (ieorge street
Appleyar«l Clmrles, lodging house, ii;irton's ter.Sea Bank rd
Applej-ard Cr.>ft (Mrs), lodging house, Sea View street
Appleyard Joseph, tailor, dniper, & pust otiice. Sea View st
AppleyanI Joseph, lodging house, Si. Peter's road
Appleyard Joseph Foster, hnlging house, Humber street
Appleyard S.miMcl, tish buyer, 4 Chuies street
Appleyard Sarah (Mrs.), lodging bouse, i Highgate 'terrace
Appleyard Tobit, lodging house, 4 Spring terrace. Mill road
Appleyard Tobit (Mrs.), batcher, Humb«r street
Appleyard Walter, lodging house, 6 Albion terrace
Appleyard William, master mariner, Ivy cottage, High st
Atkin William, bricklayer, 3 Brighton street
Atkiuson Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house. Market place
Baker George, master mariner, Bancroft street
Baker Robert, lodging house, Cambridge street
Bancroft George, market gardener. Poplar st. Beaconthorpe
Bancroft Joseph, road contractor, Humber street
Mace John, Tbrunacoe
Mainprise Rcr. William [Primitive
Methodist], Highgate
Mason Richard, Pelham vil.Beacnthrpe
Meadows James J.P. Stmnyside house,
Beaconthorpe
Moody George, St. Peter's road
Moody Walker, Chfton ho. Albert road
MoretonThomas Cooper, 14 Spurn View
terrace, Thrunscoe road
Morgan Chas. i Grosvenor pi. High st
Mudd William, Bruce cottages
Mumby Charles, Bruce cottages
Nutley Mrs. Sea View street
Oddie Edward, East View villa. Sea
Bank road
Osborne Robert, 3 Sea Bank road
Phillips Thomas, i High Cliff terrace
Reed Ernest, Elm villa. Elm road
Rossell Rev. John [Wesle5'an], St.
Peter's road
Simpson Mrs. Vicarage terrace
Sannby Thomas, 3 Spurn View ict-
race, Thrunscoe road
Skipworth Philip, 2 Bradford terrace
Sleight Benjamin, Cedar ho. Mill ruid
Sleight Henry, Clinton house, Elm nni
Sleight Joseph, Mill road
Sleight Thomas, Mill road
Smith Geo. Linden ho. St. Peter's road
Smith Miss, Bradford terrace
Sproston William, Cambridge street
Stephenson Obadiah, 7 Nottingham ter
Symonds Thomas, 1 1 Spurn View ter-
race, Thurnacoe road
Turner David, 4 Albion terrace
White Mrs. Hainton ter. Sea B-ink nl
Whiting George Lawrence, Beulab
house. Elm road
Wilkinson William Wing, 15 Spurt
View terrace, Thrunscoe road
Willerton Thomas, 3 Nottingham ti r
Wintringham John, Knoll villa
Wright Maurice, Mill road
Chapman Thomas Taylor (exors.), brick makers
Chapman Tom, lodging house. Cliff cottage. High Cliff rflml
Chapman William, tish buyer, 6 Kingston ter. Highg,it:^
Chapman William, lodging house, 3 Spring ter. Mill ruad
Clark Alfred, photographer & beer retailer. Sea View street
Clark Jane (Mrs.), fancy bazaar, Alexandra road, Ic lodging
house. Alma villa
Cleethorpes Gas Co. (Wm. Heaford Danbney, secreuryi
Cleethorpes Promenade Pier Co. (Wilkinson" Ayres, sec 1
Conyers Dixon, lodging house, High street
Cook John Laurence, lodging house, St. Peter's road
Cooper William, smack owner, 7 Highgate terrace
Coulbeck Benj. carrier, & lodging house, Sidney ter.High fl
Oiulbeck Charles, fishmonger. Sea View street
Coulbeck Henry, lodging house, Highgate
Oulbeck John, lodging house, 3 Cambridge terrace
Coulbeck John, jun. iMging house, Bancroft street
Conlbeck Kirman, lodging house, Higligate
0)ulbeck Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, 4 Humber ter
Coulbeck Richard, lodging house, Humber street
Coulbeck Thomas, groier, i Brighton street
Croft Amon, smack owner, 6 Bancroft street
Croft Hainon (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Albion terrace
Croft Henry, master mariner, Clowes cottages, Highgate
Croft James, dining rooms, Market place
Croft Joseph, lodging house, 3 Sea Bank road
Croft Samuel, loi^ng house. South parade. Mill nad
Cross George, lodging house. Cross street
Cross John, lodging house. Cross street
lliincroft Wm. market gardener & lodging ho. Highgate ter
Bannister John, lodging house, II George street
Barker John.livery stable keeper. & liKlging ho.KnoIl Cres.ho Crosskill Thomas, lodging house, Bancroft street
Barnard Thomas, beer retailer. Sea View street I Cuckson Ann (Miss), lodging house, St. Peter's road
Barnes James, master mariner, Bancroft street \ Day Charles, kxtging house, Sea Bank road
Barnes Thomas, watch maker, Humber street , Dixon Annie (Mrs. ), lodging house. Peak's ter. Beaconthorpe
Barsby Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, PorUand place, I Dixon Elizabeth (Mrs. ), lodging house, 10 Cambridge ter
St. Peter's road I Dixon Francis, lodging house, 3 Nottingham terrace
Beeley John, coal merchant, Worsley house, Beaconthorpe | Dixon James, lodging house. Spring house, Beaconthorpe
Bell Edward, market gardener, 4 Victoria ter. Beaconthorpe i Dobbs Frederick, lotting house, 4 Soa Bank road
Bell (ieorge, lodging house, St. Peter's road | Dowse Matthew, confectioner. Station road
Bell James, lodging house, 13 Ludborough ter. Highgate ' Drewry John, blacksmith. Cross street
Benson Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Sea View street Drewry William, manager gas works
Bentley Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 3 Grosvenor pi. High st Earle James Alexander, lodging house, 4 Cambridge tertaoc
Bentley J. 0.'(Mrs.), lodging house. High street
Blake Thomas, lodging house. Poplar street, Beaconthorpe
BodsworthMaryAbigail(Miss),ladie8' school,6 Cambridge ter
Bowness William, shoe maker. Sea View street
Boycrs John, lodging house, 12 George street
Hratley Thomas, miller & laker. Market j>lace
Hroildle Samuel, lodging house, Humber street
Uroughton Hannah (Mrs.), lodging ho. Clowes cot. Highgate
Broughton Thomas, lodging house. Bourne's cots. Mill road
Brown Archibald, I'Klgine house, Hope street
Brown Charles, lodging house, 4 Kingston ter. Highgate
Brown George, lodging house. Mill road
Brown John, brick & tile maker
Brown Johnson, tailor, draper, hatter & outfltter,Sea View st | Fox Ellen (Mrs. ), Leeds Arms p.u
Brown Joseph, tailor, Humber street I Fox James, gasfitter, tobacconist, stationer, k fancj'
Brown Thomas, wheelwright k joiner, Cambridge street I tory, Sea View street
Brown Thomas Horace, lixjging ho.Thurlow ho.SeaBank rd . Fox W'illiam, lodging house, 6 Nottingham terrace
Brown William, solicitor. Elm terrace, St. Peter's road ~
East Isaac, lodging house, i Osborne terrace
Edwards Joseph, auctioneer, 12 Spurn View tenacc.
Thrunscoe road
Ellis Ellen (Miss), lodging house, Cambridge street
Elvin Robert, shoe maker, 3 Neptune terrace! Beaftinthorpc
Emmerson Thomas, lodging house, 3 Victoria terrace
FarrowHaimah (Mrs. ),Iodging house, Poplar St. Beaconthorfo
Faul Charles, coal agent, Station road
Featherstone William, lodging house. High street
Fletcher Langley, builder, Highgate
Foster James, grocer, baker k beer retailer, maker f>f thf
pure Dresden bread, Highgate
Fowler Charles, lodging house, k joiner, St. Peter's nad
repofi-
Brown William, lodging house, 10 Sea Bank road
Bullivant Bryan William, Dolphin hotel
Burgess Alfred, mister mariner, 18 George street
liurge&s George, lodging house. Dial house. High street
Burgess Thomas, lodging house, 4 Highgate terrace
Butcher Sarah (Mrs. ), linlging bouse, a Cambridge terrace
Chapman John Osborne, oyster merchant, Mill road
Chapman Richard, painter k cabinet maker, 2 High Cliff ter
Chapman Richard, lodging house, Cambridge street
Chapman S.\muel, lodging house, Bruce cottages
Chapman Samuel, oyster merchant, Olive villas, Highgate
Francis George, lodging house, 7 Charles street
Frankish Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, Sea|View street
Garner Alonzo, tailor, Cambridge street
Gibbs Samuel, master mariner, Rose villa. Elm road
Gilmore Patrick, lodging house, 3 Birmingham villaa
Good Isaac k Sons, brick k tile manufacturers ; olfice, ^'^i'
andra terrace. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Oossop Tom, joiner k builder, k dining rooms. Market st
Grant Benjamin, lodging bouse. South parade. Mill nad
Grant Frederick, lodging house, St. Peter's road
Grant John, lodging house, k smack owner, 4 Brighton st
Grant John, smack owner, Fir cottages. Mill road
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(irant Mary (Mrs. \ rerreshment rooms, Brighton street
(irsnt Robert, lotting honse. Grant's baildiogs, Mill road
(rrant Robert, lodsing house, 13 George street
(rtant Thomas, lodging house, High street
(riant William, smack owner, 19 George street
Ctrey William, lodging honse, Inimber street
(iray George, jnn. fishmonger, bill paster ft town crier.
Sea Viev street •
(rrar Thomas CSiarles, vrocer k beer retailer, Mill road
(rieares Benjamin, wifiov hoop & general merchant, Cam-
bridge terrace
(ricen Charlotte (Mrs. ), lodging house, 16 Ludborongh ter
(heen Isabel (Mrs.), grocer, Sea View street
(ircen Mary (Mrs.), lodging honse, a Birmingham villas
Grimsby Hotel Co. Limited, Railway Station refreshment
rooms
Hall John, boot maker. Sea View street
Hall Robert, benr retailer, Clee park, Beaconthorpe
Harper Christopher, lodging bouse, Sea Bank road
Hayes Thomas, lodging house. East view, Sea Bank road
Hesslenixxl Mar}- (Miss), private school, i Nottingham ter
Hinch Alfred, fish buyer, Thrunscoe road
HwlsoQ William, fish merchant, Brighton street
Hultby Elizabeth (Mrs. ), lodging house. High street
Holtby Frederick, lodging house. High street
Huoton John, lodging nouse,7 Perseverance ter. Thrunscoe rd
Hopkin Edgar, lodging house, Humbcr street
Horn Wm. lodging house, 3 Spurn View ter. Thrunscoe rd
Hotson William, lodging house, 10 Kingston ter. Highgato
HoDghton Hugh, fancy bazaar & circulating library, Highst
Mutton John, lodging house. High street
Ingham David, hair dresser, Sea View street
Ingham Jesse, lodging honse, Hope street
Jacklin Thos. market gardener, Suggit's la. Beaconthorpe
Jackson Hannali (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Sea Bank road
Jms A. F. contractor, Sea Defence works ; ft 113 Victoria
stieet, Westminster
iiXEs B. B. civil engineer,Sea Defence works ; ft 113 Victoria
street, Westminster
Juhnson Edwd. lodging honse, 13 Ludborongh ter. Highgate
Jones Phoebe (Mrs.), lodging honse, Thrunscoe
Julian Robert, lodging house, Humber street
Kelly Henry, grocer, Cambridge street
Kemp Richard, lodging house, i Birmingham villas
King Francis John, butcher, Sea View street
Kirkman Christopher, Queen hotel, Sea View street
Kirkman George John, butcher, Sea View street
Kirton Thomas, tailor, Brighton street
Lambert Joshua, lodging house, Thrunscoe road
Leckenby Ellen Susannah & Hannah Cowcher (Misses),
ladies' school, Sunny Side house, Albert road
Lcesing Charles, lodging house, 7 Bancroft street
Leesing Eliza (Mrs. ), lodging house, Sea View street
LeesingGeorge, lodging house & refreshment rooms
Lewis Thos. market gardener, Suggit's lane, Beaconthorpe
Lidgard Charles, wheelwright. Mill road & lodging house,
I^croft street
Li'lgard Bavid, smack owner, i Charles street
Lidgard James, lodging house. Cross street
Lidgard Lnc}- (Mrs. ), lodging house, Sidney ter. High st
Lidgett Thomas Lamming, gtxjcer. Sea View street
Linnell James A. Victoria hotel, Victoria terrace
Lnckvood Edward, lodging honse, 2 Highgate terrace
Longden Eleanor, Icxlging nouse, 4 Nottingham terrace
Locas Hoidman, lodging house, St. Peter's road
Land Mary (Mrs. ), lodgmg honse, z i Sea Bank road
McClDskOT Henry, tinner, Cambridge street
Mackrill John, lodging house, Bruce cottages
MackrillJohn Richardson, grocer & draper, Sea View street
Mackrill Joseph, lodging house, Sea Bank road
Mackrill William, lodging house, Humber street
Marfleet William, lodging house, Grant's buildings. Mill rd
Marsh Thomas, lodging honse, 22 George street
Abttbews John, lodging house, 10 Charles street
MetcaU Thomas Quest, agent for London ft North Western
Railway Co. 11 Kingston terrace, High street
Mosley >hria (Mrs. ), fancy repository, 3 Sea View street
Mnmby John, lodging house, i Albion terrace
Mnsson ft Co. oyster merchants
Nicholson Francis ft Son, boot makers. Market place &
Sea View street
Xormington Joseph, tailor, Yarra road
Natley John, fish buyer, Wobum house
Nntley Joseph, fishmonger, Sea View street
Nnttell Alfred, lodging house, Swiss cottage, Sea Bank road
Xuttell John, refreshment rooms, lodging house, ft livery
staUe keeper. Cliff hotel
Ormley William, lodging house, Humber street
<^bome Samuel ft Cb. oyster merchants
Osborne Absalom, fish merchant, a Brighton street
(>sbome Henry, kxlging house, Hope street
Osborne Hamiiri, oayter dealer. Sea View street
Osboume Charles, lodging house, ai Kingst^in ter. Highgate
Osbonme Chas. jun. lodging hou8e,3 Kingston ter. Highgate
Osboume Elridge, lodging bouse, a Charles street
Osboume Henry, lod^ng honse, ao George street
Osboume William, confectioner. Sea View street
Ostler J. E. (Miss), ladies' school, Ebnfield, Elm road
Faddison James, lodging house, 5 Charles street
Paddison John, lodging nouse, Highgate
Paddison Thomas, lodging house, Bancroft street
Page George, lodging house, i Itencroft street
Palethorpe Theresa (Mrs.), lodging honse. Mill road
Parker Martha (Miss), dress maker, 6 Charles street
Paul Charles, lodging house, 9 Sea Bank road
Peach Jn. lodging house, 14 Perseverance ter. Thrunscoe rd
Pearson Jonathan, shopkeeper, a6 Pelham rd. Beaconthorpe
Peck Fredk. Arthr. chemist ft wine ft spirit mer. Sea View st
Peniston Richard, confectioner ft greengrocer, Cambridge st
Phillips Thomas ft Co. oyster merchants
Pier Refreshment Rooms, John Nuttell, proprietor
Porteous William, lodging house, Albert road
Power Emma Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, Station road
Pratt William, lodging house, 14 Cambridge terrace
Priest Thomas, lodging house, Bancroft street
Priestley John, lodging house, Sea Bank roaJ
Rack George, lodging house, Humber street
Radeliffe James, grocer, ao Pcrsererance ter. Thrunscoe rd
< Rastall William, Cross Keys p. 11. High street
Reeson Fred, lodging house, ai George street
Revill Mary Aim (Mrs. ), lodging house, High street
, Ridal Charles, lodging house, Hope street
I Riggall Alice (Mrs.), lodging house, Providence ter. Hopest
I Robinson Frederick, lodging house, Hope street
j Robinson George, greengrocer. Sea View street
Robinson George, lodging honse, 2 Osborne terrace
Bobinson John, lodging house, i Humber terrace
Robinson John, jniner, Hope street
' Robinson John, lodging house, 6 Sea Bank road
Robinson John, shopkeeper, ft lodging house. High street
I Robinson Thomas, lodging house. Mill road
Rowson Samuel, lodging house, 8 Highgate terrace
i Rowson Thomas, lodging house, Sea Bank road
i Rowston Elizabeth ft Son, grocers, Sea View street
I Rowston Benjamin, joiner, Millwalk, Albert road
I Rowston George, lodging house, 9 Cambridge street
I Rowston Thomas, lodging house, a Walter pi. Sea Bank rd
I Rowston Wilkinson, fish buyer, 4 Bancroft street
, Royce Edward, master mariner, 3 Bancroft street
I Salter Ellen (Mrs.), lodging house, Mill terrace, Mill road
I Savery Wm. Hy. chemist ft wine ft spirit dealer, Market pi
Searle Annie (Mrs.), ladies' seminary, Grafton cottage, Sea
i Bank road
Sellars Edward, greengrocer, ft lodging honse. Sea View st
Sellars John Henr>', greengrocer, Sea View street
Sheardown Samuel, lodging house, 10 George street
Sheardown William, grocer, Cambridge street
Shoot Wm. Richd. lodging house, Kingston ter. Highgate
Shute WiUiam, lodging house, 8 Cambridge street
Simon Cornelias, lodging house, 3 Highgiite terrace
Sinderson Thomas, fish bnyer, 9 Kingston terrace, Highgate
Skelton George, lodging house, Sidney terrace. High street
Sleight William, lodging house, a Humber terrace
' Smead Edward, master mariner, 33 Bancroft street
Smith Henry, farmer
Smithson Marj' (Mrs.), lodging ho. a Spring ter. Mill road
Sparrow Hugh, grocer, i cSmbridge terrace
' Stephenson John, lodging house, 7 Highclift terrace
I Stephenson Levi, oyster dealer, Station road
Stephenson William, pork butcher. Sea View street
' Snggitt Robert, smack owner, i Victoria ter. Beaconthorpe
Suggitt William, smack owner, 3 Victoria ter. Bcaixinthorpe
Surneet William, market gardener. Mill road
I Taylor George, lodging house, George street
I Thickett George, grocer. Market place
Thompson James, lodging house, 5 Cambridge terrace
Topham William, miller, Mill road
Turner Annie (Mrs.), lodging honse, 4 Albion terrace
Turner Byron, lodging house, 2 Bourne cottages. Mill road
Turner John, lodging honse. Fir cottages, Mill road
Turner Miller, loo^ng house, Cedar house, Crow hill
Underbill Thomas, lodging house, 7 Cambridge terrace
Vickers Forster, lodging house, 8 Nottingham ter
Vickers George, lodging house, Humber street
Vickers Thomas, blacksmith, Cambridge street
Vitty George Henry, ifonmonger. Sea View street
Wade William, lodging house, a Bancroft street
Wadland Wm. John, butcher ft confectioner, Cambridge st
Walker George, lodging house, Cambridge street
Walker Michael, lodging house, Mill road
Webster John, lodging house, Blanch cottages, Mill road
Webster Michael, shopkeeper, Humber street
West Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house. Spring cot.Beaconthorpe
Wbeatley William, lodging house, Hope street
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Wheaton Thomas, coastguard offioer, Beaconthorpe
Wheeler Matilda (Mrs.), lodging houM, 5 Higb Cliff terra6e
Whitaker Thomas, beer retailer, & lodging bo. Sea Bank rd
Whittaker William, shopkeeper, Humber street '
White John, master manner, 14 Oeorge street
White Samuel, farmer, Thrunsooe
Wilkin John, lodging house, 35 Greorge street
Wilkinson Thomas, builder, 3 (reorge street
Wilkinson William, builder k contractor. Elm terrace
Wilson Charles, master mariner, Olire villas, Higbgate
Wilson Mary Ann (Mrs.), lodging house, St, Peter's road
Windley William, lodging house, High street
Wisber John Edvard, losing house, 6 H%fa CHS terrace
Woodliff Jonathan Cash, provision dealer, Sea View street
Would James, lodging house, Brighton street
Wright George, lodging house, Humber street
Wright Isaac, lodging house, 9 Nottingham terrace
Wright James, Iwlging house, 15 Cambridge terrace
Wright John, lodging nouse, 3 Bourne cottages. Mill road
Wright Maurice, jun. shopkeeper, 5 Bancroft street .
Wright Stephen, lodging house, Bruce cottage
Young John Markham, master mariner, Bancroft street
Grant-Thorold Alexander William
Thovold J.p. Weelsby house
fletcher William, fanner. Peaks
Weelsby.
Harrison William, farmer, Highfleld
Bennard Thomas, former
I (For
remainder of names, see
Grimsby).
Great
ClilXBT is a parochial chapelry and township, in Caistor | I^mbardic characters. The register is included in that of
civil parish, in the Northern division of the connty, Yar- I Caistor. The living is a chapelry, annexed to Caistor and
borough hundred, parts of Lindsey, Caistor union and j Holton-Ie-Moor, joint yearly value ;f 320, in the gift of the
eonnty court district, rural deanery of Yar borough No. a, Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 182(4 by the Rev. Hippisle]'
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles east I Maclean, canon non-residentiary of Lincoln B.A. of Caim
from North Kclsey station on the Manchester, Sheffield and ' College, Cambridge. Edward Pegge Bumell esq. of Wink-
Lincolnshire railway, a north-by-west from Caistor and 7 | bourne, Notts, is lord of the manor and owner of most of
south-east from Bngg, on the road between those towns. 1 the land. The Earl of Yarborough and John West esq. of
The church, which is evidently the chancel of a former I Melton Ross are also landowners. The soil is partly suidy
church, with bell-tnrret at west end, is a small edifice, and | and light loam ; subsoil, chalk and clay. The chief crops
has long been in a dilapidated condition ; it is now in ruins ; I are wheat, barley, oats &c. Tlie area is returned with
the inhabitants attend Caistor and Grasby churches : this Caistor parish ; rateable v^ae,;^i8o9 ; the population in 1881
church forms part of the prebend of Caistor in Lincoln j was 45.
cathedral ; the tithes are paid to the Ecclesiastical Commis- , t .^ ^x. i. n -^ w u ■ »i. .. j
sioners. who pay the vicar of Caistor ^^13 6s. 8d. annually : ^^" through Caistor, which is the nearest money order
on the floor of the church is a monumental slab to Robert * teiegrapn omee
Bbmchard, a priest, with (an imperfect) inscription in ! The children of the parish attend Grasby school
<3mith Geo. Wm. farmer, Oixby manor | Willey James, farmer. Moor house {
00ATE8-BT-ST0W is a small {nrish, watered by the
river Till, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
Lindsey, West division of Aslacoe wapentake, imion and
connty court district of Gainsborough, rural deanery of
Lawress' No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lin-
coln, 9 miles south-east from Gainsborough and 4 east from
Stow Park station on the loop line of the Great Northern
railway, which joins the main line at Doncaster and Peter-
borough. The church of St. Edith is an ancient dilapidated
stone fabric, in the Perpendicular style, vHh a Norman
doorway : it has chancel and nave and a tiled gable roof,
with a bells in a turret : the chancel is divided from the
nave by a carved Perpendicular oak screen, above which
is a rood-loft of wood : there is s mural marble monument,
'with a medallion, to Brian Cook, dated 1653 ; slabs, with
brasses, to the Butler family ; also an ancient font. The
register dates from the year r66i. The living is a vicarage,
Davison George, farm bailiff to Sir John Ramsden bart
with tiie rectory of Willingham annexed, joint yearly valoe
^403, in the gift of Sir John W. Ramsden hart. icp. and
held since 1877 by the Rev. Canon Charles Nevile u.A. 0!
Sturton. Sir John W. Ramsden bart. m.p. who is lord oi
the manor, and George Motley esq. are the sole landx>wna«.
The soil is stiff clay ; subsoil, day. The chief crops are
cereals and turnips. The area is 950 acres ; rateable valoe,
;^904 ; the population in 1881 was 51.
Blackthobk Hill, a fox cover, is a miles south-east.
Parish Qerk, William Bell.
Lettek Box cleared at 3.30. Letters arrive from Lincohi,
rid Saxilby, ft should be addressed " Coatas-by-8tow."
Ingham is the nearest money order offloe ; the telegraph
office is at Stow park
This place is included in Stow-by-Gainsboroagfa United
District School Board, formed in 1876 ; the children attend
the board school at Sturton
I Wilkinson Wm. foteman to John Ellis, farmer
OREAT COATBS (or Gbb&t Cotes) is a parish and charge ^^645, net yearly value ;j^69o, including residence
amall Tillage, and station on the Manchester, Sheffield and
Lincolnshire railway to New Holland, within the parliamen-
tary borough of Great Grimsby, in the Northern division of
the county, parts of Lindsey, Bradley Haverstoe wapentake,
Caistor union, Grimsby county court district, rural deanery
of Grimsby No. a. Stow archdeaconry and Lincoln diocese,
157 miles from London and 2 west from Grimsby : it is
bounded on the north-east by the Humber, and on the south
and south-east by the trout stream called the Freshney.
The church of St. Nicholas is a structure of stone, of the
Transitional, Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular
periods, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a western
tower of Perpendicular date, with embattled parapet and
eight crocketed pinnacles and containing 4 bells : there are
several ancient brasses to the Bamardiston, or Barnardston
family, one of which, in the chancel, exhibits a representation
of the Resurrection, and below this an inscription to Sir
Thomas Bamardiston kt. 1503, and Dame Elizabeth, his
wife ; in the same slab is another brass, with figures of
Sir Thomas, his wife, 8 sons and 7 daughters, and two
shields of arms : the church was well restored in 1865
under the direction of Mr. James Fowler of Louth, and the
interior refitted : the two old bells were also recast into three
by Warner and Sons of London : in the nave, another brass,
set in a large slab, commemorates Isabella, daughter of
William Kelke, of fiametby and wife of Roger Bamardiston,
about J420 : in the chancel window and in the east window
of the north aisle there are shields of the arms of Barnardiston
quartering Vavasour, Kelke of Bamethby, Newmarcke and
Hawley : there was formerly an altar-tomb to one of the
Bamadistons, a brass to Johanna Bamadiston, 1453, and
one to John de Bamadiston, rector here, 1406 ; the slabs
which contain the last two still remain. The register dates
from the year 1653. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-
Cordeauz John
Phillipson Miss, The Manor House
Ward Joseph
and 76 acres of glebe, in tho gift of Sir Richard Fiands
Sutton bart. and held since 1875 by the Rev. William Walsh
M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, who. resides at
Grimblethorpe, and also holds the sinecure rectories of Great
Tey, Essex, and ThorwcU in the Isle of Wight _ The Wes-
leyan Methodists have a chapel here, erected in 1881, at
a cost of ;f4xx>. Great Cotes was for many centuries one
of the seats of the baronial house of Barnardiston, of
Kedington, in Suffolk ; the moats formerly surrounding
the residence may still be traced in a field known as
the "Hall close," to the south-west of the church.
The Bamardistons acquired the Great Cotes estate in
the reign of Edward II. by marriage with Margery
Wylegby, and it continued in uninterrupted succession in
this family till about the middle of the seventeenth century,
when it passed into the hands of the ancestors of the present
owner. Sir R. F. Sutton bart. Sir Richard Francis Sutton
bart. of Benham Park, Newbury, is lord of the manor and
sole landowner. The soil is ridi alluvial ; subsoil, chalk,
marl and blue drift day. The crops are wheat, turnips,
barley, oats, beans and seeds ; two-fifths of the land is
pasture. The area is 3,5594. IR. 38F. acres of land and
1,699 acres of water ; rateable value, ^5,581 ; the popolation
in x88i was 345.
Parish Clerk, George Clayton.
Post Opficb, Railway station. — ^Michad Joseph Richardson,
receiver. Letters arrive through Dlceby at 9.00. a.m. :
dispatched at4. 30 p.m. The nearest money order offices
are at Great Grimsby ft Ulceby ft telegraph office at
Great Grimsby
Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1883, at a cost of ;f 350.
for 50 children ; average attendance, 27 ; ft supported by
voluntary contributions ; Miss Louiga Moore, mistress
COMMEBCLM.. Baynun John, cowkeeper '
Bagley John, shoe maker \ Brewer Robert, shopkeeper
Barr John, carpenter 1 Collingham Thomas, cowkeeper
DIRECTORY.]
UNC0LN8HIRE;
I Garniss WiUiam, farmer
I Knight William, blacksmith
Rhc^ea Oearge, cattle dealer
Riggall Jabez, farmer
Cordeanx John, farmer
Elvidge Thnmas, farmer
ndford Senben, farmer
Gainsfaonmsh Robert, farmer
Gamias Richard, farmer
LITTIiE COATBS is a parish abd small village within
the parliamentary borough of Great Grimsby, near the river
Freshney, Irhidt seporataa this parish from Great Coates ;
it is in the Northern dirisinn of the ooant}', parts of Lindsey,
Bradley Harerstoe irapentake, Oaistor nnion, Grimsby
connty court district, rural deanery of Grimsby No. a, Stow
archdeaconry^ Lincoln diocese, 3 miles west of Grimsby by
road and i mile sonth from Great Coates station, on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire raDway. The charch
of St Michael is a small edifice of grey stone, chiefly of the
PerpendieiUar period, and consisting of chancel and nave
and a beU-tarret containing one bell: the chanoel arch is
the earliest portion of the chnrch, the rest being Perpendi-
cular; after its erection, another bay was added to the
aare, the north wall of which, though upright on the
extnior, slopes within from the base to the roof. The
register dates from the year 1736. The living is a vicarage
tiuie rent^harge (vicarial) ;f iia, gross yearly value £104,
in the gift of Trinity College, Cambridge, and held since
COLD HANWORTH. 363
,Shelton John, carpenter Ie wheelwright
Smith John, oowkeeper
Tuplin John (Mrs. ), farmer
Tnplin William, cowkeeper
1843 by the Ber. Bartholomew Blenkiron h.a. of that
college, who resides at 13 Macanlay buildings, Bath. Here
are some natural springs, called " blow wells " supplying an
abundance of very good water, which, by means of a 13-
horse high-pressure steam engine, is forced to the reservoir
at Scartho, belonging to the Grimsby Water Works Com-
pany, a distance of about one mile. William Angerstein
osq. of Weeting Hall, is lord of the manor and principal
landowner. There is only one farm, which is in the occu-
pation of Mr. Charles F. Davy. A small portion of the soQ
IS allnvial and the remainder loam ; subsoil, drift clay, con-
taining water-worn nobbles. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,119 acres; rateable
value, ;f3t347 ; the population in 18S1 was 60.
Parish Clerk, Charles Smith.
Iietters through Great Grimsby, which is the nearest money
order & telegraph office
The children attend the school at Great Coates
Davy Charles Frederick, farmer
HO&TH OOCKERHHQTOTSr (or Cockkbinotok St.
Uabt) is a village and parish, in the Northern dirision of
the connty, parts of Lindsey, wold division of the hundred
of Louth Eske, Loath nnion and county court district, rural
deanery of Lonth Eske and Ludburgh No. 2, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 milos east-north-east from
Lonth. The river Lndd and the Lonth navigation pass
near the western boundary of the parish. The (£nrch went
to decay several centuries ago, and no traces of it now
remain : the inhabitants use the priory chapel of St. Mary,
in the adjoining parish of Alvingham. The register dates
from the year 1646. The living 13 a perpetual curacy, cnn-
(Midated with that of Alvingham, joint gross yearly value
about ^358 with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincdn, and held since 1879 by the Bev. Benjamin Curtis
T.A.EX.I. Here arePrimitive andWesleyan Methodist chapels.
In 1670 Sir Jarvis Scrope founded an almshouse of six
tenements for poor persons belonging to these parishes and
endowed it with a yearly rent-charge of £ao : at the en-
closure, about 8 acres of land were albtted for the repairs of
the two churches. The Middle Marsh Labourers' Prorident
Association holds its meetings in the school room here ; the
objects of this association are to proride medical advice and
attendance, sick pay and payment at death of th^ mem-
bers; the Rev. Benjamin Curtis, ricar, is secretary and
treasurer. Simon Thomas Scrope esq. d.l., i.r. is lord of
the manor and principal landowner. The soil is loamy and
clayey ; and the subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
oats, barley and beans. The area is 1,790 acres ; rateable
value, ^3,240 ; the population in 1881 was 267.
Parish Clerk, William Graves.
Letters through Louth, the nearest money order & tele-
graph otflce
Diocesan School for this Ie the parishes of Alvingham &
Sobth Cockerington, was erected in 1840 : the school is
supported by a voluntary rate from the three parishes,
aided by a government grant : it will hold 100 children ;
average attendance in 1883, 67 ; John James Neville,
master
Cabbieu to Loora. — Sa,muel Smith, every wed. k sat
Crashley Miss
Curtis Rev. Benjamin T.A.K.C. [vicar].
Vicarage
COHHESCIAI..
Appleby George, shoe maker & farmer
Apcoo^ Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Blades Job, farmer
Bmmpton William, shoe maker I
Corden George, farmer
Crashley Mary Cross (Miss), farmer
Dixon Richard Hand, farmer
Dows Isaac Tomlinsnn, farmer
Grundy William, blacksmith
Middle Marsh Labourers' Provident
Association (Rev. Benjamin Curtis
T.A.x.c. sec. & treasurer)
Phillips Thomas, carpenter
Riggdl John Portas, farmer, Redleas
Smith Samnel, shoe maker i, carrier
Smithson John Padley, farmer
Staines Charles, farmer ft butcher
Wright Wmism Henrj', wheelwright &
bmr retailer
SOTTTH COOJCEBXNQ'SOTir (or Cockebikoton St.
Lsonabd) is a village and parish, in the Northern division of
the county, parts of Lindsey, wold division of Lonth Eske
hundred, Louth onion and connty court district, Lonth
Eske and Ludburgh rural deanery No. a, archdeaconry of ,
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles east-bv-north from I
Louth, and about one mile north of Grimol(fby station on '
the Louth and East Coast branch of the Great Northern I
railvay. Monk's Dyke flows through and supplies the moats I
in this village. The chnrch of St. Leonard is an ancient [
stmcture of the Late Perpendicular period, consisting of
chancel, nave and a western tower containing 3 bSls : I
the mterior contains a beautiful alabaster tomb (date
1^)1 with the stone effigy of Sir Adrian Scrope, and the
figures of his seven sons and two daughters in has relief : the
chnrch was restored and a north porch added, in 1873, '^^ ^
cost of about ;f 600 : there is a very tine carved oak screen : the
chanoel bos a priest's door,no w cloeed and a piscina : there is a
atonp in the north wall of the nave : the church is fitted
with pitch pine open benches and has seats for 96 persons.
The register dates from about the year 1593. The Uving is
a vicarage, yearly value £a$i, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1878 by the Rev. Henry Greenham :
the vicarage house was restored and enlarged in 1874, at a
cost of about ;f 700. At the enclosure 97 acres of land were
allotted in lieu of tithes. Here is a Free Methodist chapel,
erected in 1855. The principal landowners are Simon
Thomas Scrope d.i..,j.p. who is lord of the manor, William
Allison and Robert Riggall Foster eaqrs. The soil is mixed ;
subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and oats. The area is 1,970 acres ; rateable value, >f 2,413 ;
the papulation in i88t was 316.
Letters through Iionth, the nearest money order k
telegraph office
The school for North & Sonth Cockerington is in the former
parish
Cabbikr to Loutr. — Joshna Winn, wed. k sat
Greenham Bcv. Henry, Vicarage
Appleby John, farmer. Glebe farm
Appleby Samnel, blacksmith
Beverl^ Edward, farmer. The Hall
Bruntlett Mary (Mrs. ),tarmer, Howdales
Foster Robert Riggall, farmer & land-
owner. South Cockerington Grange
Fox William Marshall, farmer
Payne Sarah ^Mrs.), farmer
Smith Frederick, farmer
Smith Wilson, farmer
Winn Joshua, carrier
COXiS HANWOBTH is a parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, eastern division of
Aslacoe wapentake, union of Lincoln, county conrt district
of Market Basen, rural deanery of Aslacoo, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles west from Wickenby
station and 9 north-north-east from Lincoln. The church
of AH Saints, erected in T861-62, from designs by Mr. Crofts,
ardiiteet, of Islington, is a cruciform structure of stone, in
the Early Decorated style, consisting of chanoel, nave, tran-
sept and a tower, with spire contaming i bell, it was built
at the sole expenae of Commodore Peter Cracroft c.B. in
memory of his father, the late Col. Amcotts : in the chanoel
is a stained window to the memory of P. Cracroft, placed
there by his brother officers and friends. The register dates
from the year 1735. The living is a rectory, now united
with the vicarage of Hackthom, joint yearly value jfaSo
including 170 acres of glebe, in the gift of Edward Weston
Cracroft-Amcotts d.l., j.f. of Hackthom hall, and held
since 1877 by the Rev. Charles Henry Fairiax m.a. St.
John's College, Oxford, who resides at Hackthom. Edward
Weston Cracroft-Amcotts j.p. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The aoU. is day axiA loun •' tli^ f 9'''<>>1
364 COLD HAMWORTH.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
Letters through Lincoln. The nearest money order k
telegraph office is at Market Rasen
The children of this parish attend the school at Hscktbom
is clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and pasture.
The area is 770 acres ; rateable value, ;f 773 ; the population
in 1881 iras 89.
Parish Clerk, William Growcock.
liailey John, farmer | Blades Samuel, farmer | Drakes Joseph, farmer
liarrand Robert, farmer | Dodson Thomas, farmer | Neave Benjamin, farmer
COIiEBT is ft Tillage and parish on the CMS range, ex- I the year 1563. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value
tending westward to the river Brunt and eastward to the | £205, in the gift of the Provost and fdlows of Oriel College,
Lincoln and Sleaford Heath road, and intersected by the j Oxfonl, who are also the impropriators, and held since 1862
Roman way Ermine Street, in the Mid division of the by the Rev. Henrj' Earle Tweed m.a. late fellow and tutor
county, parts of Kesteven, high division of Boothby Grafifoe | of tluit college. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. Lister's charity
wapentake, Lincoln union and county court district, Longo- • of £$ yearly, left by Miss Lister of Coleoy Hall, is for fuel,
boby rural deanery, Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 6 ' Coleby Hall, the property of the representatives of the late
miles south from Lincoln and a south from Harmston { Sir Charles Tempest bart. is in the occupation of Major
station. The charch of All Saints is a small but handsome | Arthur Cecil Tempest j.f. : the mnnsion is of ancient date,
stone structure, mostly in the Early English. Decorated and but has received soma mnJerii alterations and additiuns : the
Perpendicular styles, but partly of the Norman and Tran- 1 grounds contain two temples (both designed by Sir ^Villiani
sitional periods, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south 1 Cliambers), one in the Doric style, erected to the memi>r}'
porch, modem vestry and a tower with embattled parapet of the great Earl of Cliutliam ; the other on the model of tlic
and 8 cnicketcd pinnacles, from within which rises a ribbed ' temple of Romulus and Remus at Rome. The represents-
and crocketed spire, relieved by two tiers of louvre lights; the lives of the late Sir Charles Tomjiest bart. who arclnrli
tower contains 5 bells, the lower pnrt of the tower is of very \ of the manor, and J. G. Scwell esq. J. P. and the trustees o.' I),
early date and may possibly be Saxon ; the s inth doorway, H. Thorold, are tlie principal landowners. The soil c >a«'>ts
an excellent and characteristic example with two orders of ' of limestone, with a subsoil of clay on the lowlanJU. The
enriched arch mouldings and the font are alwi Norman, the cliief crops are c^reaK Th? area is about 3,673 *"'*' •
latter is a cylinder, surrounded by an intersecting arcade , rateable value, ;^4.327 ; the papulation in 1881 was 435.
and stands on a square basie, with a shaft at each angle ; Parish Clerk, William Hall.
the nave was furnished with ojien oak sittings and other poj^ Office.— William Hall, receiver. Letters by loot
repairs, executed princiiially at the expense of the late : j„,t from Lincoln at 9.20 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 n.m,
Charles Mamwanng esq. : further improvements, mcludmg j „„ ^e^k days only. Lincoln & Navenby are the nearest
a restoration of the chancel, were carricJ out in 1864. under 1 money order oflices, & Nsveaby the nearest telegraph
the direction of F. C. Penrose esq. architect, mainly as a ; otfice
memorial to the Rev. T. T. Penrose, for 33 years vicar of ' „ ■ • , q u , • . • j 1 u • •• « u u
the parish, and the circumstances of this rStoration are set P«'-"«l»»l School, mainUinad by subscnptiju, t> hoU 91 :
fortfiin an inscription on brass from the i»n of the late : ""™S« attendance, 63 ; Joseph Berry, master
Right Hon. Sir J. T. Coleridge. The register dates from CAnniEB to Liscolv. — Richard Pell, every friday
Bnssey (Mrs.), Coleby cottage
Tempest Major Arthur Cecil j.p.
Coleby hall
Tweed Rev. Henry Earle 11.A. [vicar]
CX>IIIIKBCIAI.
Andrew William, butcher
Bottomley George Harvey, farmer
Cawdron John, beer retailer
Challans Richard k Edward, farmers
Challans Mrs. Catherine, joiner
Comins Robert, miller (wind)
Crosby Thomas, carpenter
Denton Thomas, shopkeeper
Garratt John, farmer. Heath
Hall Wm. shoe maker & parish clerk
Howard Edward, farmer, Coleby lodge
Jekyll John, farmer
Mossman Joseph, blacksmith
Pell Richard, carrier
Rollett George, farmer. Heath
Scott John, Brewers' Arms f.h
Scott John, farmer
South William, shopkeeper
Trafford George Charles & Thomas,
farmers, Heath
Wells Stephen, tailor
OOLSTEHWOSTH is a parish in the Southern division ' The birth of this celebrated astronomer took place about
of the county, parts of Kesteven, Grantham wapentake,
union, petty sessional division and County court district,
and in the rural deanery of Beltisloe, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln. The village is 102 miles from London,
13 north-west from Stamford, 4 west from the Corby . . _.
station on the Great Northern railway and 8 south from led, from the fall of an apple, to consider the laws of grari-
Grantham, very pleasantly situated on the great North road tation. The manor of Wmlsthorpe belongs to Christopher
and the river Witham. The church of St. John the Baptist Tumor esq. D.L., J.P. and that of Twyford to the Earl t't
is an old stone building, in the Early English style, with a Dysart. The population of Twyford in 1881 was 142, an-l "f
portion of Norman, and has chancel, nave and aisles, south Woolsthorpe, 337.
three months after the death of his father, who was lunl of
the manor of Woi>lsthorpc : Sir Isaac received the rudiments
of his education at the Free Grammar school at Grantham,
and was admitted at Trinity College, Qimbridge, in 1660:
it was at Woolsthorpe, in 1665, that he is said to have been
porch and a tower containing a clock and 4 bells : it is
about to be restored and the old Newton aisle rebuilt. The
register dates from the year 1572. The living is a rectory,
yearly value /600, including about 418 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held
since 1864 by the Rev. John Mirehonse m.a. of Clare Col-
lege, Cambridge. The Wesleyans have a chapel here ; there
is als] a Free Methodist chapel, erected in 1858. Here
are almshouses for four widows of this parish, erected
in 1 861, at the expense of Christopher Tumor esq. There
is a piece of land, of about 5 acres, which was left for the
use of the church, and is applied towards the church ex-
penses. Christopher Tnrnor esq. d.l., j.p. of Stoke Roch-
ford, who is lord of the manor, the Earl of Dysart, the
rector and Sir H. A. H. Cholmeley bart. D.L., j.f. are the
principal landowners. The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel and Schools : —
Parish Clerk, Joseph Dawson.
Post & Mokey OitDsn & Telsqbapb Office, Savings Itanl
& Government Annuity & Insurance Offices, Colster-
worth. — George Skillington, postmaster. Letters thniueh
Grantliam arrive at 7.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.45 pm.
week days ; Sundays 4.45 p. m
INSCRANCB AoEHT. — Royal Farmers', G. Abbott
PcBi-tc Ofpicebs :—
Medical OfHcer, Colsterworth District, Grantham Cniun.
Charles Thomas Heaver
Overseer & Poor's Hate Collector, William Augustus Bowder
Relieving Officer k Vaccination Officer, North District K
Registrar of Births & Deaths, Colsterworth Sob-Diatiic:.
James Bright, Woolsthorpe
Town Crier, William Tinkler
clay. The style of farming is the four-course system. The
area of the parish is 3,414 acres ; rateable value, ;f 4.95s : the
population in 1881 was — of the parish, 986 ; township, 607.
Woolsthorpe and Twyford are hamlets contiguous
to C'olsterworth : the former contains a farmhouse, the
birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton, which fact is recorded by a
tablet, placed in front of the building, bearing the following
inscription : —
" In this manor-house
Sir Isaac Nbwton, Knt.,
Was bom 25th December, 1643."
Colaterworth.
Denby Miss
Heaven Charles Thomas
Mirehonse Rev. John 11.A.
Colsterworth boose
[rector].
COMUEBCIAL.
Abbott George, linen k woollen draper
Bakes John, grocer & provision deafer
Bertram Charles, timber dealer
Bennett Page, carrier
Here is a National school for boys & girls, endowed by the
late Edmund Turnor esq.of Sipke ochford k the Iste Rer.
John Turnor, & one for infants ; Philip Donson, master
Girls, built in 1826, for 200 children, with an average at-
tendance of 170; Miss Jane Matthews, sewing mistress;
Miss Jane Robinson, infants' mistress
CAEtniEKS : —
Richard Todd, to Grantham, monday, Wednesday ic sat
Page Bennett, to Grantham, tuesJay, thnrsday i Saturday
John Smith, from Woolsthorpe to Grantham, Saturday
Thomas Camm, passes through from Stainby toGranthatn,
Saturday
Bowder Augustas William, overseer t
poor rate collector
Brewin Mrs. Ann, ladies' school
Cemetery (^Rev. John Merehonse n.i.
clerk to the burial board)
Dean Maiy Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE.
COMNGSBV. 365
Smith John, White Lion P.H
Sncath Thomas, boot maker
Taylor Richard, baker
Taylor Robert, carpenter & joiner
Tinkler Wm. hair dresser & town crier
Todd Richard, farmer & carrier
Waddington James, baker &c
Webster William, tailor
White John, farmer
White John, farmer & grazier
Wing Samuel Whaley, chemist, drug-
gist & grocer
Williamson Samuel, linen draper
Woolsthorpe. '
I Handley Miss
COUHEBCUL.
Bright James, relieving oificcr. North
D«ui Sunoel, tailor
Denby Henry Doableday, farmer, Dun-
kirk hoase
Denby Stephen, butcher
Dickens John, George inn & boot maker
Doableday Richd. Hy. farmer & grazier
Drjublcday Robert, butcher
Dove Charles, farmer & grazier
Hardy Robert, beer retailer
Harrison Thomas, farmer
Havley Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hearen Charles Thomas, surgeon k
medical otlicer, Colstcrworth district,
U-antliam union
Hibbitt Edward, builder
Hin'l John, beer retailer
Hurkerby Joseph, baker
InRJc Edward, farmer & grazier, Mid-
dlrfield house
Kelly George, wheelwright
Kelly William, boot maker
Xctherclift James Hibbard, brick & tile
maker & miller (steam)
Overton Henry, hosiery dealer &c
P(>o!e Jas. shopkpr. & carpenter & joiner
Porter Edward, slater & plasterer
Piirter James, grocer . district, k vaccination oflic.
Porter Xewton, stone mason, builder, strar of births & deaths for tlic
k shopkeeper Colsterworth sub-district
Priilmore Emma (Mrs.), linen draper | Burton Richard Longlands, boot maker
Rimmington Edwartl, Sun inn, black- ' Houghton Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
smilh & agricultural implement makr I Rippin William, farmer
CONIN'GSBY is a large village and very scattered
parish, in the Mid division of the c >unty, soke, union, petty
sessiimal division and county court district of Horncustle,
parts of Lindse}', Gartree rural deanery, Lincoln diocese
mi archdeaconry of Stow, on the Horncastle navigation,
tboot one mile and a half north-east from Tattershall station,
8 milei south from Horncastle and la north-west from
Boston. The church of St. Mic'iacl is an ancient structure
if sandstone, in the Early English style, with some Norman
remains, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, o[ four
bays, aisles, south porch with parvise and a lofty embattled
tnwer containing dock and 6 bells : a portion of the old
carved,oak screen remains beneath the chancel arch, and
west of the south door is a beantifal little old oak door,
delicately ironed, and opcniii:; to a staircase leading to the
parvise over the""porch, which has a large stonp by the
do>rway ; at the east end <>[ the nave is a staircase turret,
leading at one tima to the ro?d loft, and the south side of
the chursh bears a dial, with the date 1665 ; the font is
octagonal and of Early English date ; in the centre alley of
the nave are two large sepulchral slabs, once containing
brasses of civilians: the organ was erected by subscrip-
ti«D. The register dates from the year 1561. The
Kring is a rectory, yearly valu) £406 from 500 acres
"f glebe, in the gift of Lord AvelandT and held smce 1873
bv the Rev. (Snon Arthur Wright m.a. of St. John's
College, Cambridge, prebendary of'Linc )ln j.p. The Wcs-
IcjTins, Baptists and Primitive Methodists have each chapels
here. The charities are as follows : — About /30 from
buildings and Italf an aero of land at Wisbecr^ left by
George Metham in 1685 for piHjr wi lows : about £23 from
a ottage and 12 acres of land at Leake, left by Robert
Lawrence in 1731 ; and £2 from the Haltham estate, left
by a Mr. Banks ; ^^3 left oy the Rev. R. Kelham in 1719 for
the schoolmaster and as teacher of the Sunday school ; the
Robinson Elizabeth k Sarah Ann Sentance Harvey, Sir Isaac Newton
(Misses), milliners k dress makers inn
Simmonds William, fellmonger Smith John, baker, grocer, farrier &
Simms John, grocer carrier
Skillington George, saddler k harness Smith William, baker & shopkeejier
maker k post olHce 1 Thompson Henry, farmer k graiisr
Skillington Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer &c Thompson Joseph, miller (wind)
Watson Walls Jeffreys, miller (wind)
Woolerton John, farmer & grazier.
Manor house
Twyford.
Bowder Adolphus
COMHERCIAL.
Clayton James, wheelwright
Dawson Miss Sarah, ladies' scho >1
Kerriman David, Marquis of Graiiby
iim, & tailor
Koster Frederick, plumber, [lainter,
glazier k paper hanger
Harrison William, painter
Hibbitt Edward, stone mason & builder
Houghton Richard, farmer
Lawrence John, blacksmith
Lord Thomas, farrier
& regi- Mason Robert, carpenter k timber dir
Porter John, farmer, Hoacyiiot
Scott William, farmer
Skillington Jasper, tailor
Todd Alfred, farmer, Houeyi)Ot
Wakefield George, farmer k graiier
dividends of ;fioo £j per Cent. Reduced C>niol<, pur-
chased by the bequest of the Rev. Mr. Itoawre. Avho was
rector hare in 1784: there are also oth?r land) left for
repairing and other church purposes, which let for about
;f 17 per annum : there is a mineral spring called the Spa.
The village is lighted with ga? ; there is also in tho villags
a fire engine and shnl. Lord Aveland, wh-) is lord of the
manor, Henrj- Rogers esq. Sir Henry James Hawley birt.
and Rjbsrt Kelham esq. are the principal landowners.
The soil is mostly light sand, but some clay; subsoil, sanl
and clay. The chiet crops are wheat., barley and tnrnip.H.
The area, including part of Haven Bank and Dogdykc, re-
cently annexed, is 3,407 acres; rateable value, ^[5.163;
the {wpulation in 1881 was 1,333.
By a Local Government Board Order, dated December
24th, 1880, a detached portion of the iiarish, with isy
inhabitants, was transferred to Thornton-lc-Fen, and nt
the sam: date a detached part, with 66 inhabitants, wa>
transferred to the new parish of Wildmore and a certain
portion to Langriville.
Post k Monkit Ordkb k Tblegraph Ofkicb k Saving 1
Bank. — Henry Meanwell, receiver. Letters through ths
Boston office arrive at 7.50 a.m.; dis})atclied at 5.33 p.m.
except Sunday, when they are dispatched at ti a.m
Insduancb Aqknt. — Sun Fire, Samuel Brown
Schools : —
National (mixed), built in 1835, at a cost of about £600. to
hold 232 ; average attendance, 108 ; & supported by
voluntary contributions : Charles Llewellyn, master
Baptist (girU),built in i845,for 84 children: average attend-
ance, 55 ; gift by John Overy esq. ; Mrs. Elir.abeth Sella rj<,
mistress
Cardiers : —
William Baker & William Henry Gaunt to Boston, wedncH-
day ; to Horncastle, Saturday ; to Sleaford, monday
Calvert Rev. W. [Wesleyan]
Lane Mrs
!/!.■!€ William Giddings
Maj-field Mrs. Coningsby hall
Rolierts Thomas Andrew
S m'.by Frederick
Stewart Rev. Herbert [curate]
Thiimel Mrs
Williamson Charles, Hawthorne hill
Wright Rev. Canon Arthur U.A.,I.P.
Rectory
COMMERCIAL.
Allen Charles, carpenter k butcher
Kaker Elizabeth (Mrs.), carrier
Barlow Joseph, carpenter k wheel-
wright k plough maker
i!e<'>cham John Charles, Packet inn,
A: farmer, Dogdyke station
Beecham Thomas, farmer
Be\:ham Walter, farmer. Hawthorn hi
Bilborongh Rose (Miss^ young ladies'
scliool
Blackburn Benj. Carrington, ironmongr
BlAc'ibum Ms^ Ann (Miss), baker
Blackburn William, boot & shoe maker
Borrill Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Brown Samuel, pharmaceutical chemist
Campin Frederick Wm. draper k grocer
Cartwright George, piultry dealer. Moor
Cartwright William, farmer
Clark Joseph, grocer & draper
Cooling John, farmer, Hawthorne hill
Coultan William Relman, Leeds Gate
P.H. k farmer
I Creasy William, builder & contractor
I Cutbbert Francis, butcher
I Cnthbert George, White Bull p.h. &
farmer
Daft Thomas, farmer. Toot hill
Daft William, farmer k landowner
Ehnitt George, farmer, Littlewood
Eno John, farrier
Evison Thomas, farmer
Fox John, overseer
Francis Susan (Miss), straw bonnet mkr
Gaunt William Henry, carrier
Graves William, hair dresser
Greenfield Oeo.lormer.Reedbani comer
Harness John, tailor
Hartley John George, Castle inn
Hebblcwhite David, beer retailer &
shopkeeper, Hawthorn hill
Hollin^worth David, blacksmith & borr
retailer
Jackson William, bricklayer
Johnson James, bricklayer
Jubb John, blacksmith
Kemp Walter, hair dresser
Kemp West, grocer k farmer
Lee Shadford, carpenter k joiner
Leverton Ann (Mrs.), fanner, Moi.-
Meanwell Henry,grocer, tailor & dra;>r.
k post ottice
Newton Parker, farmer. Hawthorn hill
Payne Jn.^ichol8on, ironmong.& p!m'or
Picker John, bricklayer
Pogson Wm. Hy. butcher k auctioneer
Pridgeon Charles, baker
Roberta Thomas Andrew, surgeon,
medical officer A public vaccinator
for Tattershall district, Horncastle
union, k Chapel bill, Boston u.iion
Digitized by VjUUy IC
306 CONIN68BY.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kbllt's
Langvorth
BoDghton William, nonery Ic seedgman
SaMyer Henry James, watch maker
Seaman Charles, farmer, Moor
Sharp Wm. Kobt. farmer, Kirton fen
Sberwin Frauds, saddler
Sleaford James, farmer
Sonlby Edwd. Harding k Sons, brewers
& maltsters ; k at Alford
Strawson Thos. Smith, draper & grocer
OONISHOIilCE is a parish, in the Northern division of
the county, Marsh division of the hundred of Louth Eske,
Louth union and county court district, parts of Lindsey,
rural dcanerj' of Louth Eske and Ludburgh No. a, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocesb of Lincoln, 8 miles north-oast
from Louth and 4 north-east from Saltfleet. The church of
St. Peter, originally a cruciform building of the Early
English period, without aisles, is a small building, consist-
ing of chancel, formed from the remains of the central
tower, nave and a turret containing i bell : it underwent
considerable repair in 1853, when a new bell turret was
erected ; the chancel was thoroughly restored in 1876,
at a cost of about ^fioo: in the church is an ancient
brass, ^rith effigies of John Langham, 1550, his wife and
their fourteen children. The register dates from the
year 1539. The living is a rectorj', yearly value ;^a96 with
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held
Earle Rev. Leonard Harcourt m.a. I Drewery George, farmer
[rector]. Rectory I Jacklin George, blacksmith
Merrikin Mrs. Conisholme house j Kirton George, farmer
Smithson Miss Merrikin George Merrikin (trustees of),
couMEnciAL. fanner
Drewery Edward, farmer ' Richardson Thomas, farmer
Whitan Spencer Harrison, soda water
mannfactnrer k printer
White Charles, auctioneer
Wilkinson Jeremiah, farmer
Wilkinson Jsph. cool dealer k beer ret
Wilson Thomas, beer retuler
Winn Joseph, wood dealer. Moor
Winn Thomas, beer retailer
Southern Robert, fanner,
grange
Tattershall k Coningsby Gas Company
Limited (Henry Watson, sec)
Thompson John, boot k shoe maker
Vinter Clias. White Swan p.H. k farmer
Watson Henry, grooer k draper
Watson William, miller (wind) k baker
WeUs John Wm. plumber k glazier
since 1870 by the Rev. Leonard Harcourt Earle X.A. of
Queens' College, Cambridge. Here are places of worship
for the Wesleyans, built in 1849, and for Free Methodisti,
built in 1856. W. and T. F. Allison esqrs. who are lords of
the manor, the trustees of the late James Vere esq. and the
Merrikin and Willows families are principal landowner!.
The soil is clay ; subsoil, blue clay. The chief crops an
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is i, 192 aerea ;
rateable value, ^^1,829 ; the population in 1881 was 138.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Davy.
LxnsB Box cleared at 3.45 p.m. week days onl}-. Letters
through Great Grimsby. North Somercotes is the
nearest money order & telegraph office
Parochial School (mixed), supported by the rector k volun-
tary subscriptions ; Miss Elizabeth Clappinson, mistress
CAnBiEBS. — John Wilson,to Louth,wed. ; to Gt.GTimsby, fri
Smith William, farmer
Sykes Joseph, farmer
Willows George, farmer
Willows John (Mrs.), farmer
Wilson John, shopkeeper k carrier
OORBT is a small, ancient town and a station on the |
Great Northern railway, in the Southern division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, Beltislos wapentake, Bourn
union, Grantham county court district, Beltisloe rural
deanery and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 8 miles
north-west from Bourn, 1 1 south-cast from Grantham, 14 |
north-by-west from Stamford and 97 from London, plea- \
santly situated on the river Glen, on a Roman road, traces
of which are still perceptible, and on the road from Bourn to ;
Golsterworth. The church of St. John the Evangelist is a :
large and ancient stono structure, in the Decorated style of
the fourteenth century, with a chancel, nave, aisles and a
squiire tower containing 4 bells: it was repcwed and
beautified in i860 : there is a handsome stained window in
the chancel, placed there by the present vicar, to the memory
of his deceaJsed children. The register dates from the year
1561. The living is a discharged vicarage, annexed to the
rectory of Imham, net yearly value £,700, with residence,
and inclnding 82 acres of glebe, in the gift of the trustees of
the late W. H. Woo<lhou8e esq. of Imham, and held since
1851 by the Rev. Charles Fatebrother s.o.l. of Trinity
College, Oxford. The vicarage house, in the Elizabethan
style, is large and substantial. The Riead grammar school
founded here in 1669 by Charles Read esq. was formerly free
for boys of the parish, but was in 1880 reconstituted by the
Endowed Schools Commissioners and fees are now payable,
the income is ^£48 158. 4d. out of which sum the head
master,' Frederick Emiel Lloyd Dembeki b.a. of London
University, receives £,2$, the balanoe being expended upon i
repairs : the school is tuder the supervision of eight '
governors ; A. H. Malim esq. of Grantham, clerk. There j
is a Catholic church,dedicated to our Lady of Mount Carmel,
a handsome building of stone, in the Gothic style which !
prevailed in the reign of Edward III. : the windows through- j
out which are stained are by Hardman and Co. of Birming-
ham : adjoining is a residence for the priest. Corby had at one
time a market, but it is obsolete ; in the market place an j
old stone market cross is in good preservation. Here is a '
Wesleyan Chapel. Here are stone quarries and two flour
mills. Three considerable fairs are held, one on the 26th o( !
August for cattle, another on the Monday before the nth I
of October, for sheep, cattle and horses ; and on the Thurs- ,
day before Easter : the last is the spring fair, establish^ |
1855 : the October fair is one of the largest in the county,
as many as 12,000 or 13,000 sheep being penned at it: and
statutes for servants are held on the i3tn of May and the
24th of November. The town is well supplied with ex-
cellent water. Near the church is an entrenchment,
within which, it is said, a castle formerly stood, of which
no traces now remain. Miss Isabel Hervey Woodhoujc,
who is lady of the manor, Lient-Col. C. B. Parker, of
Grantham, and Richard Septimus Wilkinson esq. of Birk-
holme, are principal landowners. The soil is loam ; sub-
soil, clay and rock. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and beans. Tlie area of the parish is 2,726 acres; rate-
able value, ;£5,558 ; the population in 1881 was 783.
Parish Cleric, William Nichols.
Post & Money Obdsb & Teixoiupu Office & Sar-
ings Bank. — Henry D. Willerton, sub-postmaster. Liin-
don k other lettere, received through Grantham, arrive at
7.30 a.m. k are dispatched at 5 p.m
iNSUBANca AoKNT. — Sun Fire, William Hannam
Public Ofkcebs: —
Medical Officer, Bytham &,CoTby Districts, Bourn Union
k Burton Coggles District, Grantham Union, Josejih
Edward CoUingwood
Poor's Rate Collector, Henry Harris
Queen's Taxes Collector, William Hannam
Registrar of Births k Deaths for Corby Sub-District
of Bourn Union, Henry D, Willerton
Registrar of Marriages, Rev. Chos. Farebrotter, Vicatage
Surveyor of Highways, E. T. CoUingwood
Schools : —
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875, ^'^
Leonard Bell, clerk to the board ; J. E. Puxloy, attendance
officer
Board School, built in 1877, at a cost of ;£i,ooo, for 30;
with average attendance of 60 ; Miss Preston, mistress
A school, with teachers' residence, in co.incction with the
Catholic Church, was erected in 1881, at a cost of alont
;^i,6oo, to accommodate 120 children ; the average attend-
ance is 64 : Miss Annie McMnhon, mtetress
Railway Station.— George Topliss, station master & goods
agent
Casriers to Grantham. — John Hcwson & Thomas Pick,
tuesday k Saturday, returning same day
L
PBIVATB RKIlDENTil.
Baron Very Rev. Canon Thomas Joseph
(Catholicl
Collingwood F.dward Joseph
CoUingwood Miss
Dembski Frederick Emiel Lloyd b.a.
[head master]. Grammar school
Ellis Mrs. John
Farebrother Rev. Charles, s.c.t« [vicar
of Corby 4- rector 0.' Imham],
Vicarage
Hannam Mrs. The Glen
Musstm Mrs. The Grove
Rosling Miss •
SandaUMra
Wilkinson Richard Septimus s.L., j.p.
Birkholme
Willerton Henry Denby
commbbcial.
Adcock Betsy (Mrs.),BnU inn, tc timber
merchant
Adcock Charles,- btttchcr, baker, farmer
k miller (wind)
Armstrong Thomas, machine owner
Barfleld Benjamin Hfsnry, boot maker
Batty William, boot maker
Bird George Kellam, wheelwright Jtc
Bish George; farmer
Brewster Thomas, «tone mason
Brown John William,, boot maker
Bull George, farmer
Chapman Robert, New Inn, & cyclists'
tourists' house, auctioneer k fanner ;
k at Boll hotel. Bourn
Clark Eliza (Miss), dress maker
Collingwood Edwin Thos. wine, spirit.
seed k manure merchant, farmer &c
Coulson John, tailor
Collingwood Joseph Edward, surgeon S
medical officer, Bytham k Corby dis-
tricts, Boarn Mjaan. ; & Burton Gog-
gles district, Grantham union
Colson Matthew, shopkeeper
Doggett William, baker
Duggan Timothy, shopkeeper
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
DIRECTORT.]
LINGOLNSHIBE.
HevBon John, farmer k carrier
Hitchcock Mrs. Elizabeth, shopkeeper
Hoe Samuel, saddler & harness maker
Marriott Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school
Masson James, carpenter
Mossou Thomas, carpenter
Nichols Ann (Mrs. ), dar school
Nichols Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer
Nichols William, black«iuth
Parker John, hurdle ma. k carpenter
Parker John (Mrs.) dress maker
Pridmore Sobt. Jas. saddler & harness
maker
Puxley James Edward, accountant
Rimmington William, Angel p.u
Savidge William Mason, chemist &
druggist & dealer in britisb wines
Easter Herbt. plumbr. glazier & painter
Ellis Charles, monumental mason
Freestone Charles, draper, grocer k
hair dresser &c
Gray John, farmer
(ireenbnrjr Edward; market gardener k
shopkeeper
Hunnani William, Fighting Cocks inn,
ctnl merchant k miller (wind)
Haanam John, Great Northern com-
mercial hotel k posting house, fa oil
cake k seed merchant k manure
agent, Corby station
Hannan William, collector of queen's
taxes
Harris Henry, Masons' Arms p.h
Barris John, collector ol poor's rate
Harrison William, batcher
OOBBXNGHAK is a parish, comprising the ▼iUagea of flxion subject, figures of S. I<awrence and S. Thomas,
Grxat and Littlb Cohkinoham, with the hamlets of and is a memorial to the late Sir Thomas Beckett: the
SovzBBY, AisBT, DuNSTALL and Yawthokpe ; it is a west window contains figures of David, Josiah and S.
polling place in the Northern diriainn of the coimty, wa[)en- i John the Baptist : the north transept forms a side chapel
take of Corringham, parts of Lindsey, Gainsborough union, 1 which is used for Early Communion : a most artistic
petty sessional division and county court district, roral ^ window which of itself is a study has been placed at the end
deaneryof Corringham, and archdeacouryofStow,and diocese j of the Beckett family pew, around which is a beautiful
of Lincoln, 4 miles north'Oast from Gainsborough, one mile carved oak screen. The architects were G. F. liodley esq.
and a half aonth from Blyu>n station and 154 milM from B A., and T. Gamer, of Gray's Inn, London : there arc also
CORRINOHAH. 367
I Sharman Geo. fanner. Woodlands
I Stokes Bobert, baker
i Tomlinson Prank, grocer k provision
dealer
j Thraves Matthew, farmer, Birkholme
I Trovers Laureoce, fishmonger k game
I dealer
Walsingham Edward, builder & con-
tractor
Uplin William, shopkeeper
Willerton Henry D. draper grocer,
tailor k postmaster, k registrar of
births k deaths for Corby sub-district
of Bourn union
Wyer George, veterinary surgeon
Younger ffijbcrt, Wheatsheaf p.K. k
smith k engineer
London, on the road from Gainsborough to Market Rasen.
The church of St. Lawrence is an ancient structure of stone,
in the Norman, Early English, Late Decorated and Per-
pendicnlar styles, supposed to have been rebuilt by l^eotric
ia the time of Edward the Confessor, consisting of clianccl
stained meinnrial windowi to the members of the Wells
family. The register dates from the year 1643. The living
is a vicarage, yearly value ;f 300 with residenxx, in the gift
of M ijor George Charles Uppleby j.p. and held since i88o
by the Rev. William Frederic Westbrooke, of Hertford
with south chancery chapel, nave with clerestory aisles, | College, Ctford. The Primitive and Weslejran Methodists
north transeptal chapel, vestry and a western tower of
Niirman date, with an embattled parapet and pinnacles,
added in 1696 : the lower portion of a Perpendicular rood
screen remains, and the chancel retains an aumbry, piscina
and credence : in the tower is part of another screen : in
• k- • A A _*_; 1—1 ^1 ...1 L- .
have each a chapel here. The feasts are held on the second
Sunday in September, and the races follow on the Monday.
The charities are ;£io yearly, which are annually distributed
in money among the labouring poor. There are several
manors in this parish ; Lady Bacon, of Tbonock Hall, and
the transept are two stained windows, one erected by K. ; Miss Beckett, of Soinerby Eiall, are joint on-ners. The soil
Wells e»:j. and another, inserted as a memorial to him, in is loam and clay ; subsoil, clay ; the crops are cereals and
1862: the lancet windows at the oast end were filled with ; roots, with a good proportion of pasturage. The area is
sL-iined glass in 1874, as a memorial to Sir Thomas Beckett
hart: the transept is now used as a baptistery and con-
tains a font presented in 1849, by George Green, mason of
Gainsborough, being a copy of that in "Thoriie church, near
Spilsby: beneath a bold segmental arch in the chancel is
the altar tomb of William-de-la-Gare, archdeacon of Lincoln
and prebendary of Corringham, who died at the Prebendary
hiiose, Corringham, December aist, 1290 ; a brass plate in
tlic chauccl commemorates another prebendary of Cforring-
ham vit Henry Qifford, who died February 16th, i6a8 :
there are also some fine monuments to the Beckett family ;
the roofs were renewed and lowered in 1830 : the church
lias been repaired at the cost of the late Sir Thomas Beckett
lart. and was completely restored in 1883-84, ^^ o cost of
/i2,ooo, the whole of which was defrayed by Miss Beckett :
the restoration embraces a complete new south porch,
repairs to windows and tower, new battlements and but-
tresses : new roofs of oak to the aisles and transept, an oak
ttiior and a new chancel floor of Mansfield stone ; the whole
lias been tastefully decarated with color and gilding, the
"Id screen, a beautiful specimen of modern antique work,
<ras restored in exact acc.irdancc with tlic orifpnal : the
vnmmiinion table is magnificently decorated, with rercdos
•if jainfed panels and gilt scroll work, with paintings of the
I Xatirity ' or Adoration of the Wise Men, and angels hold-
ing shields with the sacred monograms : the prevaih'ng
iftluurs are subdued reds and greens after the manner of the
best fifteenth century work : it is also elaborately decorated
with a handsome cross and candlesticks ; the altar
cloth is of silk with gold embroidery ; there are also side
hangings and two standards of candles : the organ front is
"JonrKl to match ; the transept, nave and chancel roofs
are also similarly decorated : some old choir stalls re-
main in the chancel and have been carefully reSxed : the
jclass of the east window of the chancel has the Cruci-
Corringham.
Westbrooke Rev. V«illinm
Vicarage
COHMEItaAt..
liartrop John, gamekeapcr to Miss
Beckett
riixby John, farmer
flixl^ Peter Jn. wlieelivright & joiner
C(»>k Tom Foster, shoe maker
Dunderdale Thomas, farmer k carrier
Hanson William, boot k shoe maker,
grocer, kvott office
Harpbam William, fanner
ilarnam.JotiD, grooer
Frederic,
6,173 acres ; rateable value, j£7,343 ; and the population in
1871 was 790.
The Hamlet of Somebby is mentioned in Domesday
Book as Sumerdebi. Somerby Hall, the residence of Miss
Beckett, is an ancient mansion of brick, said to hive been
erected about the time of Queen Elizabeth, and was
originally a farm-house, which, having received additions at
various limes, now forms a commodious mansion : it is situ-
ated in charming park-like grounds of about 80 acres, which
are adorned with numerous groups of stately forest trees:
the approach is by a carriage drive half a mile in length froni
the high road, through a plantation : in the grounds at
the west side of the house is the site of an ancient Rimin
encampment.
The Ruddocks, formerly extra-parochial, is now included
in this pariah, and is the property of Sir Hickman Beckett
Bacon bart.
Parish Clerk, Edmund Banby.
Post & Moskt Obder Office k Savings Bank. — William
Hanson, receiver. Letters arrive from Gainsborough, by
messenger, about 9 a.m. & are dispatched at 4.35 p.m.
on week days only. Gainsborough is the nearest tele-
graph office
A National school was erected here in 1868, at the cost of
the late Sir T. Beckett bart. to which a class-room was
added in 1S75, at the expense of Lady Beckett ; in 1883 a
girls' playground was given by Miss Beckett : the school. is
supiwrted by voluntary contributions, the gnyemment
grant k children's pence ; S. A. St. Thomas SSnmdley,
master; Mrs. St. ThometsStrondley, mistress
Cahkiers to GAixsBORoraH. — Dunderdall k Buttery, on
tuesday k Saturday, on which days Carriers pasj through
from Hemswell, Olentworth, Willoughton &c
Kirkland Richard, fanner 1
Laming Thos. farmer, Towland Lane ho ,
Lidgett George, fanner j Bacon Mrs
Milson Thomas, farmer I Andrews George, White Swan p.h. k
Northing William, wind miller & fanner I farmer
Sleight Henry, farmer , Bacon Tom, Becket Arms p.h. & farmer
Smith George, fanner i Baines Ward, blacksmith
Smithson Ellis, farmer i Harrison John, grocer
Smithson Francis, fanner ' ; Hiles George, blacksmith
Smithson William, farmer. King's ings i Keyworth (ieorge, wheelwright
Stowe Jabez, Wigglesworth, farmer k I Lidgett William, farmer & grazier
grazier, Corringham grange | Oxley William, wind miller
Whitehonse John, farmer 1 SmiUi Joel, tailor, grocer & draper
Wright Ueorge,steward to Miss Beckett > Smithson William, fanner
fcL>adyiiacon 1 Taylor Charles, butcher j .
Digitized by VjOOQIC
Little Oorringham.
368 CORBIN'GHAM.
LINC0LN8HIBE.
[kelly's
Wainwright Thomas, farmer
Aisbjr.
Battery William, farmer k carrier
Driver Thomas, farmer
Dunderdale Thomas, farmer
Hirat Henry, fanner
Lilley Dauber, fanner ,
Pye William, farmer
Williamson David, fanner
Somerby.
lieckett Misi, Somerby ball
Harrison Thomas, farmer
Hewitt Thomas, farmer
Kirkland Frederick, farmer
Pye Edward, farmer
Smithson William, farmer
Strawson George, fanner
COVEKHAM ST. BABTH0Z.01IIEW is a vUlage
and parish adjoining that of Coronham St. Mary, in the
Nnrtheni division of the cnunty, wapentake of Lnabnroagh,
|)arts of Lindsey, Louth union and county court district,
rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludbargh No. i, arch-
deaconry of iStow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles north-by-
east from Louth and 3} south-cast from Ludburgh station.
The Louth Navigation forms the eastern boundary of
the parish. The church of St. Bartholomew, originally
cruciform, is a small edifice of the Early English period,
consisting of 3 bells: the font, of octagonal form, is
curiously sculptured with figures of the Virgin and Child
and Joseph, the Twelve Apostles and the characteristic
emblems: in the chancel is an ancient monumental slab,
containing an etHgy in brass of John Skipwith knt. and
bearing mite isth July, 1415 : five windows were inserted
in 1854-5 ' "I' t'^B enclosure 26 acres were allotted as
church land, the rent of which is applied towards repairing
the church, as far as neceasary, and the surplus is given to
the poor : in 1863 the church was rejiaired and re-seated
from plans supplied by Messrs. Rogers and Marsden, archi-
tects. The register dates from the year 1566. The living
is a rectory, of the yearly value of ^^250, including about
64 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Benson,
Cloquet Rev. Robert lA>uis [rector]
Young Thomas, Manor house
' Stothard William, farmer
Dunstall.
Cole William (exors. oF), farmer
Yawthorpe.
Burrcll Joseph, fanacr
Durdy George, farmer
Graves Charles, farmer
Smith Win. Kirkland, farmer k gnuder Otter R. C. farmer (gentleman)
of Cttcrby, and the trustees of the late Rev. Charles Dnd-
ding Holland, the latter of whom have two presentations oat
of three, and held since 1880 by the Rev. Rolert Locis
Cloquet. A vicarage was built in 1877 by the former rertiir
(the Rev. Robert Haynes Cave m.a. ), at a cost of ;f 700. Here
are places of worship for Weslcyan, Primitive and Frw
Methodists. The Primitive Methodist chapel was built
1853. Thomas Young esq. who is lord of the manor,
and the trustees of the late Mr. John Hay and tbp
mortgagees of the late Mr. Thomas Motley are the prindpul
landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, chalk. The cliicf
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,3.(0 acres :
rateable value, /i,96i ; the population in 1881 was 278.
Parish Clerk, James Smith.
Post Office. — John Spence, receiver. Letters arrive frinn
Louth at 9.30 a.m. & are dispatched at 5.5 p.m. Fiilstinr
is the nearest money order otHce & Marshchapel the
nearest telegraph otHce
This parish participates in the benefits of theDiocesan scbwib
establish«l in the adjoining parish of Covenham St.
Mary : the average attendance is 60, will seat izo ic is
supported by subscription & a government grant
Cabribrs to IiOUTK. — John Upton, wed. k sat
Spence John, grocer k blacksmith, k
COMMKBCIAL.
Birkctt Joseph, fanner
Blakelock John, butcher k farmer
Bocock Robert, farmer
Conon Frederick, shopkeepcr,Auslin fen
Hay Jonathan, fanner k landowner,
Austin fen
OOYElfHAK ST. ICAKT is a pleasant village and
E Irish, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
lindsey, Ludborough wapentake and petty sessional divi-
sion, Louth union and county court district, rural deanery
of Louth Eske and Ludburgh No. i, archdeaconry of .Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles north-north-east from Louth
and 3} south-east from the Ludborough station. The Ixiuth
Navigation runs through the parish. The church (St.
Mary), which is an interesting edifice, displays characteristics
of the Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave and
Hewson Edmimd, wheelwright, joiner,
plough maker, builder k contractor
Hurton William, shopkeeper
Motley Alfred k Arthur, farmers, Coven-
ham St. Bartholomew
Motley Henr]', fanner
Moncaster Thomas k William, farmers
Mountain Thomas, fanner
Mamby Joseph, tea dealer
Plaskett John, farmer
post otiice
Street William, boot k shoe maker,
beer & spirits retailer
Upton John, carrier
Webster William, butcher
West James, farm bailiff tn the tnistoM
of the late Mr. James Hamn:ond
Wilson Frederick, miller (wind)
Young Thomas, farmer. Manor house
the year 1597, and is studded here and there with notices <>(
the clergy who have been connected with the parish. The
living is a discharged rectory, valued in K.B. at £10, of the
net yearly value of ;f 150, including about 21 acres of glebe
land, with house, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, a.ml
held since 1848 by the Rev. John England Rudd ii..\. li
Trinity College, Cambridge. The rectory house has been
recently (1884) enlarged. The benefice was endowed in witli
^200 Royal bounty, of which ;f 115 was expended in rftdcem-
ing the glebe from land tax. At the enclosure 17 acres d
land were allotted for the church. By an order of the
tower at the western end, with 3 bells : in the east end is
Flamboyant window, which, though now blocked up, must Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, in the rear
have been one of the most beautiful examples of flowing i868,the church lands so allotted were sold, and the prooee-N
tracery in this part of the country : there is a fine I arising therefrom invested in the name of the official triistee-
lychnoscope also built up, and in the north wall of the of charitable funds in trust for the said charity. The Ixxly
chancel is a good sepulchral recess : a beautiful octagonal , oF trustees have since been reconstituted, and a new scheme
font, the sculpture and mouldings of which are in good established for the future regulation of the charity: ilie
preservation, stands near the north door, and is a fine speci- trustees consist of the rector of Covenham St. Mar}' ; the
men of the Peri)endicular period ; the sides of the bowl are rector's churchwarden for the time Iwing ; the Rev. Ja:r.e~
ornamented with shields, five of which bear emblems of the Grenville Smyth m.a. Trinity College. Cambridge, niml
Crucifixion, and the other three have crosses : this church 1 dean and vicar of North and South Elkineton ; the Rev.
in its original beautjr, with its high-pitched roof, frescoed | Alexander Johnson, vicar of Fulstow ana Mr. Thnma-
walls and traceried windows, most nave been a perfect gem William Kent, farmer, of Covenham St. Mary. From the
of its kind : the churchyard is well kept, and in it are two Domesday Bonk it is found that the lands belonging to the
interesting tombs, one of which bears the following inscrip- ; see of Lincoln, in Stow, consisted of four carucates of arable
tion : — " In piam memoriam Patris dilecti Johannis Eng- | land and other possessions, to which were attached as much
land Rudd, qui obiit anno salutis MDCCCLXV statis sme i land, both in Brampton and Covenliam. The trustees 1 (
LXXVIL, Johannes England Rudd. Ecclesise Stse Manse
apud Covenham, Rector Hunc lapidem ponendum curavit.
' Quando Christus, vita nostra, patefietus fuerit tum et vos
patcfietis cum eo eloriosi.'" Col. iii. V.6.: atombhas also
the late William Thomas Kime esq. are lords of the mani>r.
and own a great portion of the land, and Mrs. Bens m "I
Uttcrby house, Mr. G. Motley, Mrs. Betsey Robinson siiil
the trustees of the late Mr. T. Motley are also landowners.
lately been erected at the east end of this church to the I The soil is clay ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat.
memory of the late Miss Mary Courthope Rudd : it consists ' barley and oats. The area is 950 acres ; rateable value,
of a large stone landing, upon which lies the chamfered I ^^1,285, the population in 1881 was 128.
stone which bears the following legend : — " In memoriam,
Sororis fidissimae. Marine Courthope Radd, moerens frater
posuit, Nsta vij. Kal. Aug. MDCCCXXL Obiit prid.
Kal. Aprs. MDCCCLXXXIII. DoxiNos dedit, Dohinus
abstulit: sit nomen Domini benedictuin," Job i, v. 21.:
and it is surmounted by a cope stone, having on its
upper surface an elongated cross cut in relief, at the
junction of the arms of which is carved the sacred mono-
gram : the work has been done in Ringby stone (which is
a close, hard, Yorkshire sandstone), and the whole is en-
closed with a very tasteful iron palisade in Gothic pottem:
this churchyard was planted with choice and beautifal
evergreens, by the present rector, in the year 1865, "» »
tribute of affection to his father. The register dates from
Parish Clerk, William Dickens.
Letters received from Louth. Fulstow is the nearest money
order office, & tlie nearest telegraph olHce is at Mar ji>
Chapel.
Here is a National Diocesan School, built in i842bysul-
scription, which is common to this k the adjuinini;
parishes of Covenham St. Bartholomew, Fotherby, Little
Grimsby, Utterby k Yarburgh : it is well managed ^
supported ; Henry Carpenter, master ; Miss Jemiiiui
Carpenter, mistress
Cabbibksto Louth. — William r"ckinB,every Wednesday i
Saturday, from Covenham St. Mary ; John Upton, eviry
Wednesday k Saturday, from Covenham St. Bartholomew
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRBCTORT.]
LINOOLIISHIRE.
Lowety Hark, fanner
Motley George, farmer
Robinson Betsey (Mrs.), farmer
Robinson Edward, farmer
Rowe Edward, wheelwright
Bold Rer. John Engtand B.A. [rector]
Atkinaon William, market garaener
BlKkboiiniJohn,UackamitUc machinist
& shoeing smith
Hit Richard, farmer
Kent Thomas William, farmer
COWBIT is a scaail village and pariah, with a station on
the Spalding and March rauwaj, in the southern dirision of
the Caonty, EUoe wapentake, parts of Holland, Spalding
warn and connty oonrt district, rural deanery of South
SoUand No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3
miles sonth from Spalding and 96 from London, on tbie
eut side of the Deeping fen. The church of St. Mary, a
haildiDg of stone and brick, rebuilt in i486, by Prior de
}lbult(m of Spalding, is in the Perpendicular style, and
ouists of chancel and nare and a square tower contain-
ing 3 bells: the tower, which is its best feature, has a
nutted roof to the ground storey, and a good doorway:
the chnrch has lately been restored. The register dates
(nm the year 1700. The living is a vicarage, yearly
value ;^635, arising from 300 acres, with residence,
in the gift of feoffees, and held since 1862 by the Rev. John
Thomsa Dove m.a. of Cains College, Cambridge. Here is
Li small Wesleyan chapel, erected about 1843, rebuilt 1861.
The charities for distribution amount to £40 yearly, which
-^im is distributed in cash to the village poor upon St.
Thomas' day. In the garden of a house, upon the road to
Peakhill, is a very ancient stone named after St. Guthlac ;
it marks the boundary of the possessions of Crowland Abbey
as is stated by the monkish Latin hexameter inscribed upon
Dove Rev. John Thos. U.A., }.F. [vicar]
Parker Mrs
CniCMEBCUL. .
.Itkin Benjamin, farmer
.Itkin Tom, farmer
Baises Thomas, wind miller & baker
Hatterham William, farmer
Beeken William, shoe maker
BUt George, New Inn, Deeping fen
Blow Frederick, farmer
Kiiyfield Thomas Richard, Dun Cow F.B
Riidy Charles, farmer
Campiin Joseph, farmer
CREETOK. 369
Smith James, farmer
SmithJesse, shopkeeper Jcland measurer,
& registrar of births, marriages k
deaths for the Tstney sub^listrict
Snowden Violet, butcher
Dalton Daniel, farmer, Peakhill
Davis David, fanner
Elsom Henry, Blue Boar p. h
Elwes Benjamin, jun. farmer
Gadsby Henry, farmer, Deeping fen
Hall Thomas, farmer
' Harrison Stephen, Black Lion p.h
I Hogg Robert, blacksmith
Jackson Joseph, farmer
I King Samuel Heartson, potato dealer
i Lynn James, farmer
{ Mackman Robert, tailor
Maddison Charles, farmer
("jfke St. Thomas, farmer. Deeping fen i Ormond John, farmer
roiling Jonathan, shopkpr. It post office | Pacey Phillip, farmer
(Virdley Charles, beer retailer | Peake John, batcher
Crampon James, farmer I Pearson John, farmer
CBAfl WJSIjIj is a nirish in the Southern division of the
nonty, wapentake of Flax well, parts of Kesteven, Sleaford
3njan, county court district and petty sessional division,
nral deanery of Ashvardhum-with-LatTord No. i, arch-
ileaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-west from
Sicaford, near the high road to Lincoln. The church of St.
Aadrew is a small but ancient structure, in the Norman and
Early Enslish styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north
j:de^ sontli porch and a small western turret containing i
Ml : the font is Early English, having an octangular bowl,
"lem and base : there are sittings in church for about no :
ihe jilver chalice dates from the time of Elizabeth and the
Oliver pateo is dated 1710. The register dates from the year
:|;6o. The living is a disctiargea vicarage, yearly value
X.500 with residence, in the gift of trustees and beld since
iJTO, by the Rev. John Thorold m.a. late scholar and
•^ibilitioner of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and surro-
.r»te for the diocese of Lincoln. Sir W. and Dame A.
Thnrold, in the year 1683, left £S as. yearly for distribn-
it. The Wash, on the west side of the village, extends 30
miles from north to south, and is nearly a mue broad': it is
formed by winter floods from the navigable river WelJand,
which flows through it ; it is, in some years, as much as
eight months under water. Charles Foster Bonner esq. is lord
of the manor. The principal landowners are the Rev. J. T.
Dove H.A. Mrs.Brady,Hrs.Lamingand Messrs. D.Daltonand
Benjamin Atkin, The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, oats, beans, roots, potatoes and pasturage.
The parish contains 4,590 acres of land, including its fen
allotments, and the hamlet of Pklkhill, one mile farther
south : rateable value, £3,137 ; the population of the parish
in 1881 was 637.
Sexton, William Braybrook.
Post Office. — Jonathan Cooling, receiver. Letters through
Spalding arrive at 7. 15 a.m.; dispatched at 5.55 p.m. which
is the nearest money order jc telegraph office
Endowed School, endowed with lands left b^ various i>er-
sons, & producing ^fSo yearly, this mcome being
applied to the support of the schools regulated under a
scheme by the Court of Chancery. The school holds 130
scholars, k has an average attendance of 80 ; Charle)
Mark Hutton, master
Railway Station, Albert Voisey, station master
Pearson Thomas, farmer
Reynolds John Smith, farmer
Bidlington k Son, coal merchanls^
Railway station
Ridlington Thomas, farmer
Rosling Charles, farmer
Scotney John, boot & shoe maker
Sketcher Charles, farmer
Smith Robert, farmer, Deeping fen
Stainsby William, farmer
Snley George, Bell Inn, Peakhill
Tyrrell Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Terrell William, farmer
Vickers Thomas Henry, farmer
Warrenner Abraham, Bull inn & wheel-
wright
I'aideson Misses, The Cottage
Thnrold Rev. John u.A. [vicar & surro-
gate]. Vicarage
l!.inks Alex. B. fanner, Cranwell hall
Banks William, wheelwright
Bristow Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Greensmith William, cowkeeper
Sardeson Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
CBEETOK with COXTKTHOBPE.
''uziDK is a small villa^, township, and parish, pleasantly
Mloated on the river Glen, in the Southern division of the
>' "inty, Beltialoe wapentake, parts of Kesteven, Bourn union
and curnity oonrt district, Beltisloe rural deanery, and arch-
■Iracrmry and diocese of Lincoln, about 2 miles north
"r m Little Bytham station, 10 north from Stamford and
-'«ot 5 west from Bonm. The chnrch of St. Peter, stand-
ing on an eminence, is a small and plain building of stone,
n the late Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting
■^ c-hancel, nave, south transept and a western tower with
■iagonal broach spire contaming 3 bells: the transept
jppeare to have been originally a chantry chapel, and retains
• t*aana : the west win£w is stained : the tower is of three
<taces, with a two-light window in each face of the belfry,
ni immediateily above these, at the base of the spire, as
nnany donners: near the apex is a single tier of louvre
'Wits: the chnrch was newl.y-roofecT, repewed and
■iinmriily restored, at a cost of /400, by the rector,
-«t3t<d hy contributions from the proprietors and
tion to the poor, and the parish receives ;f 30 yearly, which
the governors of Thorold's charity may apply in aid oh any
schools in Cranwell, conducted as a public elementary
school ; this has been done for the last five years, for
educating poor children ; and £15 a year for apprenticing
poor boys, under the will of Lady Margaret Thorold. Here
I is a spring issuing from the cleft of a rock. Sir John
Thorold bart. d.l., j.r. is lord of the manor, and owns all
the land, except one farm and the glebe belonging to St.
John's College, Cambridge. The soil is part light and sandy
and part clay ; snbsoil, cmy and gravel. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 3,533 acres ;
rateable value, ;fa,303, the population in 1881 was 306.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Lord.
Letters received from Sleaford at 10 a.m. k are dispatched
at 4 p.m. ' The nearest money order Ic telegraph office
is at Sleaford
National School (mixed) ; capacity, 45 ; average attendance,
35 ; Miss A. Mercer, mistress, schoolhouse
Smith Edward, shoe maker & shop
keeper, k sub-postmaster
Thurlby John, farmer, Cranwell lodge
parishioners : in the north wall, then rebuilt, the piUars anJ
arcade of a formerly existing aisle were discovered, the
materials of which had been used in the construction of the
wall, the surface of which, when cleared of whitewash, dis-
closed traces of painting, consisting of grotesque figures : in
the transept is a low side window : the font is large, but
plain, m the churchyard are about 30 ancient coffin-shaped
tombstones beanng sculptured crosses of different designs,
and supposed to indicate the graves of monks of the Cistercian
Abbey of De Vaudey in the adjoining village of EdentNOn •
there are also here portions of the shaft of a Norman cress,-
elaborately carved on all four sides, and a stone of Run^
character, both of which had been built into the walls of
the church. The register dates from the year 1693
The living is a rectonr, gross yearly value /161, in-
clading 33 acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of
the Lord Chancellor, and held since i88i by the Rev
Lindsey Neville Knox m.a. of Lincoln College, Oxford.'
Many of the fields surroonding the village contain remains
870 OBEBTON.
LBVOeUfSHIftB.
r .
[Kelly's
which shoir that Creetpn yns St one time a mnch
larger and mdie important place. Richard Homab^ esq.
of Graiitham, it lora of th^ manor ; but the principal
rart o( the land betongs to the Baroness WiUonghby ds
Eresby and Charles T. S. Bircb-ReynanUon esq. D.L. of
Holywell Hall. The soil is loam ; snbsoil, clay, sandstone
ivnd gravel. The chief crops are cereals. There are stone
quarries in this parish. The area is 1,003 acres; rateable
Taltie, ^^^,677, the population in 1881 was 134 in the parish,
and 51 10 the township.
Oreeton. Perkins Levi, farmer .
Kao» ReT. Undsay Neville m.a. [rector] Cpunthorpe
Kidd Gement William, farmer
Rowland Benjamin, farmer
Oonlllttaorpei formerly a hamldt to Otltle Bjrtlwi>i,in<,
by Order in Coancd^ annexed' in i860, to the parish of Cl«e>
ton : it is the irfoperty of C. T. S. Birch-BeynaTd«>n eia. it-L.
of Holywell H*n.' Rateable valne, ^3,278 ; the pondation
in 1881 was 73. Creeton and Coonthorpe are incnided in
Little Bytham United School Board District formed in 1874.
Lbtteb Box cleared at 3.45 p.m. Letters ore received
ttvrou^h Stamford. The nearest money order k (elegnph
office IS at Castle Bytham
Children attend board school atXittle Bytham
Rowland Clavl(,bailif{ to C. T. S. Birdf
Reynardsnn teq
8batpe Mary Jioa (Mrs.), fanner
CROFT is a pleasant village and parish, in the Mid divi- ing effigies of 8 sons and 7 daughters ; over the whole is an
Sion of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union, petty sessional division
and county court district, rural deanery of Candleshoe No.
a, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 2 miles north
from Wainfleet, 10 east-by-south from Spilsby, 2^ south
from Burgh and 126^ from London. The Croft Bank
station on the Firsby and Skegness branch of the Great
Northern railway is i^ miles south-east and Cow Bank
station 2^ miles north-east from the village. The church
of All Saints is a spacious building of freestone, in the
Decorated and late Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, clereistoried nave of five boys, aisles, porch and a
western embattled tower, restored in 1857, In which are 6
bells : the easternmost bays of the aisles are enclosed by
fine Peipendicolar screens, and form chapels, each of. which
retains a piscina ; a similar screen separates the nave and
achievement of arms : the other, and quite similar monu-
ment, is that of John Browiie (second son of Sir Valentine),
his first wife Cicely (Kirkman), i6x4,and second wife Frances
(Herbert) : the west end of the church was restored in i38i
and reseated with oak benches. The register dates from the
year 1559. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly valne from
tithe rent-charge ;£6oo, with residence, in the gift of Lord
Monson, and held since 1865 by the Rev. the Hon. Eveljn
John Monson H.A.of Merton College, Oxford, chaplain to Lord
Monson. There is a chapel for Wesleyans. The poor have the
intere.st of £s6. left by S. Williams and R. Chantry ,and some
smaller donations. John Drope left in 1585 two cottages and
about three acres of land vested in the minister and church-
wardens of Croft, for the use of two poor families who are
elected for Ufe. Thomas Tyrwhitt Drake esq. of Shardeloes,
Bucks, who is lord of the manor. Lord Monson p.c.,d.l.,i.p.
chancel: the canopied pulpit and prayer desk are finely ^andW.Everingtonesq.ai* the chief landowners. The soil isa
carved examples of Jacob^an work ; the former is dated 1615, rich loam, the marsh land within the sea bank is silty ; snb-
and bears the name of William Worship D J), incumbent ' soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and beans, with a great
1599-1635 ; the nave door, 1633, is in much the same style :
the font is Perpendicular, with ah octangular bowl ; the
brass eagle lectern, is apparently of the fifteenth century,
and in 1626 there is a record shewing that 2s. 6d. a year
was charged for furbishing it : the church was repaired in
1838 : it contains an organ, presented by Lord Monson ; in a
slab in the pavement of the nave is a very ancient and curious
brass, with the demi-eSlgy of a knight e. 1300 ; and por-
tions of a border legend in Norman French : at the west
end is a slab with floriated cross and labelled stem ; two
other slabs have been dispoiled of their brasses ; on the south
side of the chancel arch is a monument to William Bond,
father of Dr. Nicholas Bond, bom herec. 1540, president of
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1590-1608 '. on the north wall of
the chancel are two monuments in alabaster, enriched with
colonr and gilding, the easternmost is inscribed to Sir Valen-
tine Brown kt. a^ Elizabeth (Monson) his wife, sixteenth
■centnry, and has kneeling effigies of both ; within a semi-
circular recess, and on the panels of the base, smaller kneel-
Hill Mrs. The Elms
Monson Rev. the Hon. E\<elyn John
U.A., j.F. Vicarage
Proctor Joseph
COmiZBCIAL.
JBaxt«r Richard, farmer
Bell Jabez, farmer
Broughton Saml. beer retailer & farmer
Chefnns Jacob, farmer
Codd William, farmer
Epton k Candwell, farmers, Haven ho
Epton Robert James, farmer, Bank ho
Evison Matthew, farmer
Frith George, fanujer
Hand Bichd. Smith,farmer,The Grange
parish contains
rateable valne.
Hanson k Welberry, millers (wind) k
bakers
Heanley Charles, farmer, Clongh house
Heaidey John,faTnier.<c gnuder. Croft ho
Hodskin Henry, fanner
Lee Charles, wheelwright
Lnsby William Sizer, shopkeeper
Morley James, farmer
Naylor John, farmer ,
Pattl John, farmer
Penson Stephen, farmer
Richardson William, overseer
Ridge Henry, farmer. Rivulet house
Riggall Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Sanderson Thomas, farmer
portion of excellent pasture land. The
5,473 acres of land and 680 of water ;
^^8,525; the population in 1881 was 752.
Sexton, John Eley.
Post Officb. — William Eley, receiver. Letters arrive from
Wainfleet, All Saints R.S.O. at 7 a.m. k are dispatched
at 6.30 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph
office is at Wainfleet
National (formerly Free) School (mixed), rebuilt in 1844.
for 100 children ; average attendance, 69 : the school hu
a small endowment, arising from » sum of jf 900, be-
queathed, for the education of the poor children of this
parish, by th^ Rev. E. Green, a former vicar : the school
is managed by a committee ; Charles Edward Johnson,
master
Railwat Statiohs: —
Croft Bank, William Titman, station master
Cow Bank, Frederick Jarvis, station master
Searby Hy. farmer k grazier, Crown frm
Searby John, fanner, Roman biank
Shaw Antiiony, Old Chequers p.H. k
farmer
Taylor Robinson, farmer
Waite Benjamin, batter factor
Waite George, sgricnltural implement
maker, coach builder, blacksmith &
wheelwright, k atWainfleet All Saints
Waite Henrj', brick maker
Waite William, farmer k shopkeeper
Waller John, farmer
Wells Titus, farmer
West Richard, blacksmith
Woodlifi Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
OSOWIiAin!) (or Croyland) is a parish on the Cam- '
bridgeshire and Northamptonshire borders of the county,
near the navigable river Welland, in the Southern division
of the county, ports of Holland, Elloe wapentake, Peter- 1
borough union, Spalding county court district, rural deanery |
of South Holland No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of |
Lincoln, 5 miles east from St. James Deeping and Peakirk I
'stations on the Boston and Lincoln branch railway, and 4
west from Postland station on the March and Spalding
branch of the Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint
railway, 5 north from Eye and Thorney stations on the
Peterborough and Wisbech branch of the Midland railway,
^86 from I^ndon . by rail vi& Peterborough, and 104. via
iPosUond, 10 south from . Spalding, and 10 north from
Peterborough by road, situated on the east side of Deeping
Fen. The town consists principally of four main streets :
it is lighted with gas and paved. The church of S8.
Bartholomew and Outhlac, formed out of a part of the
celebrated abbey, consists of chancel, nave, and tower, with
5 bells and clock : it has s low spire : in 1843 an organ and
gallery were erected. The Abbey, which was founded in
716 t«r Benedictine monks, is still a mngniflcent ruin ; part
of the ancient wist front of the ruins has been taken down,
under the superintendence of the late Sir G. G. Scott k.a.
and re-erected after its original form ; a portion of what
appears to have been the nave is left; the west front of
this porticai has numerous stone carvings and monmncnts
of the Apostles, saints, knights and ecclesiastics, founders
and rebuuders, 39 in number ; the grandeur of the original
building can be deduced from the loftiness of this porUoo
of the structure and the beauty of its remains : .in 1688 the
roof of nave fell in, since which the north aisle has been
used 08 the church. The silver assay marks on chalice and
paten give the date 1684, The register dates from the rear
1639. The living is a rectory, yearly value ;f 200, in the
alternate gift of the Earl of Normanton and the pi^^'
rector, the Rev. Thomas Henry liB Boeuf. Tho-PnniitJve
Methodists, built in 1863, Wesleyans, built in 1831, and
United Methodists Free Church have chapels here ; and the
poor have several benefactions. There are charities anottnt-
lag to j£i33 yearly, derived from land, for dislnbutioa to
the poor on the 21st of December. A tablet is erected in
east end of the church in memory of : the late Hr. Jam«s
Brown, who died October 35th 1684, and left eleven acres
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<i(.tBid.to'di» poor at Cmwland,- the -rent to tw xUstrniotad
ntrl; upon St. James" da]', no^ altered. to St, Ttnmag*
da^. AfaitUiiiidon^pteinber^th. Then are bmreriea,
bnckfielda, and corn miUa ; and ^e Stamford, Snalding,
ud Boaton Bonkino; Company- have a branch at thu town.
Then u a Police Stiation and oSioea, <«ith dwelling attadied.
Here is a cniioiia piece of antiquity, known as the
Tmngnlar Bridge, formed of three segisentA of a oircle
meeting at a point in, the centre; it U situate near the
centre of the' town, and has- a fall-length stone statue
lepnaenting the Saviour the King of Olory, which formerly
itood on the apes of the west front. Tlie Wash, formed by
the Welland overflowing its banks, extwda from Peakirk to
SptUing ; it ranee trila 50 yards to a mile in width, the
Tidest part bring near to Cowbit. There are many dykes ;
the land in- thirparish is well duainedj and produces good
am. The Korestars Hall, sitoated in HaU street, was
boilt in X877, at a cost of £6oa : it contains large hall, ante-
naaa and oSicee, capable of seating 559 persons and lighted
vith gas. The Earl of Normanton, who is lord of the
manor, the Bector, the Whitsed family, William James
Thompson and Mrs. Jackson are the principal landowners.
The soil varies from a loamy turf to strong heavy clay ;
snbsoO, graveL The chief crops are wheat, barley, potatoes
and oats. . The-ai^ea is 13,048 acres ; rateable value, ;^a5, 144
the pq)nIationin 1871 was 3,16$; and in 1881 3,098;- the
town, 2,081 ; Paetlaod,393 ; Engine,335; Deeping Oimmon,
319 ; parish, 3,939.
Ekoini is a hamlet, i mile sooth, on the Cambridge-
ahire border. Here is a small^ Wesleyau chapel^ built in
1868.
Parish Clerk & Sexton, John Hill.
Post, Moksv Obdek k TaLsoaAPK Ofpicb & Savings
Baak. — George Thomas Wood, postmaster. Letters from
Peterborough are delivered at 7 a.m. ; the letter box
doses ai <.5o p.m. Parcels post delivery commences at
7 a.m Ic diqpatched at 5.50 p.m
b'SnUXCS AOKHTS : — . .
Norwich Union, F. Cherrington, West street
Royal Farmers k Qeneral, Wm. Sanderson, North.street
PBITATB SBSIDBNTS-
AgerSIrsw West Street
Boenf Bev. 'nuHoas Henry Le [rector]
Bnadbent Bev. Thomas [WMeyaaJ,
South street ' '
Chamberlain Mrs. East street
Droiy Henry Sharpe, North street
Fletcher Mr*. North street
GilbertMn. NorA street
Hastings Mrs. Reform street'
Riddington Mis. North stteet
Sergeant William Robert k.d. The
Fiiory, East street
-Alderman James, farmer. West street
AOen John, boot maker. North street
Ambrose William, saddler k harness
maker. West street
-Andrew John, shopkeeper. Poor's lane
Asbby William, farmer, Commoa
Atkin Georga, farmer. Common -
AtkiBsan Thomas, farmer k gtazktr,
Fostland
Atery Geprge, shopkeeper, East street
Arilee Jqtb. market gardener. Reform st
Bains Alfred, grocer k baker. East st
Bains Benjamin, shoe maker. East st
BartonTboB.market nidener. Chapel <t
Baxter Heniy, Angel f.k. k licensed to
let poet horaeg k carnages. North st
fiealRsbeoca(Mjs8), dress maker. West st
Seasley James, faurmer. North ^reet
Beecroft John, beer retailer. West st
Bcekeo Susannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper k-
baker. North street
Beeken Thomas, Granby Head p.8.
Korth street
Beeken William, baker, wind miller k
bnner. North street
Bellairs Albert, peppermint distiller,
grazier, farmer, assessor of taxes k
collector of' property k income tax,
Nene villa
Bellairs Wm. farmer, Newborougb fen
Blood William k Son, auctioneers,
valuers, builders, paperhangers k
painters. East street
Blood Alfred, watch maker, Ea^t street
Blood William, George commercial
hotel Jt'poM^g "hotiae, brewer, ^rine
ic qarit mordunt k farmer. East «t
Blood Robert, farmer. West street
Boon John, tbieter Arms f.b. East st
Boyer Jonathan, butcher. South street
( Brearley Joseph, willow dealer
I Briggs Qtearge, fumitate dealer k
{ farmer. North street
Briggs William, shopkeeper. North st
Broughton Richard Cnmmings, farmer,
North Btxeet
Bulley Henry, police sergeant k in-
spector of licensed k common Ixidging
honsee, Algate lane
Burton Wm. joa. shopkeeper. New rd
BnrtonWm.sen.King'9Headp.H.North«t
B«tler Jn. White Hart f.h. North st
Oinham Anthony South, Boot maker
k stirveyor. West street
Cart'wright John, shopkeeper. North st
Cartwright Wm. blacksmith, North st
Cave Jn. coal dealer, FostJand station
ChamberliUn William, farm bailiff to
WilUam Caoiton esq. Poatland
Chapmanl%«s.ooal tccoke dlr. North st
CherringtoaAnn(Mrs.), farmer, South st
Cherriiwton Frederick, grocer, draper,
k tailor, k agent to the Stamford
•k' Spalding Buiking Go. West street
& South street
Cherrington James, farmer, Fostland
Cherrington Stephen, inn. farmer k
toll oollector, Fostland
Cherrington Stphn.sen. farmer,North st
Childes William, bigger, North street
Colbom Ahrahiun, urae maker fe draper
Engine
Cook Charles, farm bailiff to Robert
Wyche esq. Postland
Cooke James, farmer Ic grazier. Station
road, Postland
Cooke Henry, farmer. Decoy farm,
Postland
Cooper Wm. bricklayer, Thonley road
County Police Station, Henry Bailey,
police sergeant, Algato lane
Cox John, shoe ma. Peterborongh road
Cox William, cabinet maker. North st
Croxford John, farmer. South street
Croxford John ThoK butcher. West st-
Day Richard, beer retailer k thrashing
machine owner, East street
Dudley George, butcher, feigiiM'
PuBiac BsTASiJaRMBimi— ■ ■' ...-•:!•.-. -^
County Pdioe Station, Algato lane, Henry Bidley, peEce
sergeant k i constable
Fljre Engine Station (a -engines). South street; keys
kept at Alfred Pitts, saddler, Eakt street
ForresMrs Hall, HaU street, Anthony South Canham, sec
PCBLIG OFFiaSBS : — ■
Assessor of l^xas k Collector of Property k Income Tax,
Albert Bellairs, Nene villa
Assistant Overseer k Collector of Poor's Bates, Henry Fox,
- Reform street
' Qerk to Crowland- Common Trustees, William Jackson
Ebrdy, North street
Deputy Sanitary Inspector, William Sbott, North street
Highway Road Surveyor, Wm. Jackson Hardy, North st-
Inspector of Licenses k Common Lodging Houses, Henry
Bulley, police station .
Medical Officer to Growland District of Petorbosough
Union, Wm. Robert Sargeant x.D. The Priory, £ast st
Superintendent of Works to Crowland k Cowbit Wash
Trustees, Wm. J. Hardy, North street
ScHOOtS: —
A School Board of i 5 members was formed in 1874 i
bon. clerk to the Board W. J. Hardy ; Charles B. Sarfaun,
attendance Officer
Board Schools, erected in 1857, by a public subscription,
at a cost of /i,8oo ; the Rhool -hotise is a modet-n brick
building, W1U Bath stone dressings ; it will hold soo
children, & has an average attendance of 170 ; also one
■ -in South View road, erected in 1877, at a cost of £3,000,
to hold 330 children, k haa an average attendance of
boys,i30; infanto,i35 ; Walter White, master ; MissSariUi
Jalne Wilklns, mispress; Mrs. Amelia White, infants'
mistress
Railway Station, John Sanderson k Joseph Pepper, agents ;
Wilfrid Wills, station master
Caraikrs TO-: —
PsTBBBOBODaH — Pepper k Sanderson, daily ; E. Everitt,
daily
Sp.i.LDiNa — Henry Frisby, toesday k friday ; E. Everitt,
tuesday ; Pepper, tuesday
Dixon John, farm bailiS to Robert
Martin esq. Postland
Donnington John, farmer k grazier,
Little Fostland
Drnry Henry Sharpe, veterinary sur-
eeon. North street
Eakins William, farmer, West street
Elger John Thos. shopkeeper. North st
Elger John, brick ft the ma. Postland
Elger William Alfred, grocer, chemist
k wine k spirit merchant. North st
Elmer Thomas, farmer, Fostland
El-wiSB Wm. blacksmith, Brotherbo. bar
Evereti Edmond, farmer k carrier,
' South street
Fillinghara James, - grocer ft draper.
East street
Ffningham Thomas, wind miller ft far-
mer. East street
Fletcher Benjamin, baker. East street
Fbister Thos. land surveyor. West st
Fovargue James, farmer, North street
Fox Henry, farmer, poor's rate collector
& assistuit overseer, Reform street
Frisby Edward, farmer. High bank
Frisby Henry, jun. farmer. High bank
FVisby Jspfa. farmer ft carrier. West st
Frisby Matthew James, farmer, Peter-
borough road
Gas Works (Wm. Wyles Palmer, man)
German F^edk. blacksmith. North st
Gibson Jn. market gardener. North st
Godfrey Alfred,Bgent to Robert C.Arm-
strong, brewer, Homcastle, East st
Godwin Thomas, carpenter ft wheel-
wright. West street
Gordham Aim>n,boot ft shoe ma. West st
Gray Jas. market gardener. South st
G^uindy Jn. Hy. farmer. Lit. Postland
Hack John Samuel, farmer, Postland
Hales Mary (Mrs.), day school,Sonth st
Hales Thomas, shoe ma. Thorney road
Hall Mary Ann (Miss), farmer. West st
Hall Thomas, basket maker. Town lane
Hardy Benjamin, farmer, Postland
Hardy Wm. Jackson, farmer, derk to
Crowland Common truste«i,highway
road surveyor, superintendoit of
works to Crowland ft -Cowbit Wash
trustees ft hon. clerk to the School
Board, North street ' - -
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Hardy George Henry, farmer, Qaeeni-
bank, Poetland
Hudy Henry Upton, farmer, Postland
Hardy Thomai, farmer, Poetland
Harker Edward, pruiter,itationer,organ
& pianoforte toner. North street
Hama John Edward, wind miller k
baker. West street
Harrison Hy. potato dealer, Grove ter
Hayward Reflell & Co. (George GrifBn,
manager), ironmongers, implement
agents, sewing machine agents,
oil k colormen. k fnmitnre dealers
k at Peterborough
Haywood k Co. manntectnrers of the
"xhaU," Manchester k every des-
cription of oil feeding cans, in tin
copper k brass, tinned iron, malt
shovels, oil bottles & iron oil drams,
Bridge works
Heaton Lawrence, tailor. Reform street
HicklingThos. farmer k butchr.South st
Hides Thomas, farmer. High bank
Hill Jas.wind miller k baker.Reform st
Hill John, New Crown p.h. k shoo
maker. West street
Hodes George, resident steward to the
Earl of Normanton, West street
Ingham George, butcher, North st
Jackson WilUam, shopkeeper. West st
Kendrick Walter, hair dresser k tailor.
East street
Laming John Colton, farmer. Brother-
house bank
Law William, farmer. Common
Lowden James, blacksmith, Sonth st
Luff Edward, White Horse p.h. East st
Manning Wm.Wheatsheaf f.r. North st
Mayes William, Bridge p.h. Common
Mead William, Dorhain Ox p.h. Engine
C&OWIjE is a parish and township, small market town,
and station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire
railwar, pleasantly sitnated in the isle of Axholme, partly in
Yorkshire, in the Northern division of the county, west
division of the wapentake of Manley, union and county court
district of Thorne, parts of Lindsey, rural deanery of Ax-
holme, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, near
the Staniforth and Keadby canal, 6 miles north-west from
Epworth, 12 sonth from Goole, i6 north-east from Doncaster,
17 north-by-west from Gainsborough and 165 from London.
The town adopted the local government act in 1 865 ; the
Board consists of 9 members. The town is lighted with gas
and paved. The church of St. Oswald is a bmlding of stone
the earliest portions being Early English, and consists of
chancel, clerestoried nave, north aisle, porch, and a tower
containing 3 bells : historic evidences prove the early ex-
istence here of a church dedicated to St. Oswald, the
christian King of Northnmbria, slain sth Anguet, 649,
although probably only a wooden structure : the shaft of a
stone rmuc cross was used by the Norman masons as a lintel
for the west-door, where it still remains, it tapers a little,
and has on one side an interlaced ornament, and upon the
other two rough figures, underneath being a man on horse-
back: in 1868 the Hev. J. F. Fowler discovered upon this
stone the remains of an inscription : the sotath wall, of
ashlar in small cubes, remains, with the inner jamb uf
one of the narrow Norman windows : the sonth door is
a rich one, of three orders, and some stones of another
door with zigzag moulding were found used in the wall-
ing on the north side ; the chancel, rebuilt about 1850,
is Slid to be upon the old foundation, and inclines towards
the north ; the porch of brick and stone was added in 1628,
and there is a carved oak almsbox dated 1683 : the tenor beU
is tolled according to custom on weekdays, at 6 a.m. at noon,
and at 6 p.m : several attempts at restoration were made
at certain periods ; the recent restoration in 1876, which in-
cluded the re-roofing of the church, re-seating the interior,
and other works, was completed under the direction of Mr.
A. S. Ellis, architect of Westminster. The register, in-
cluding Eastoft, dates from the year 1561. The living is a
vicarage, gross yearly value, from 500 acres of glebe, jQSoo,
with residence, and in the gift of the present rector, and
held since 1868 by the Rev. Frederick William White b.a.
of Pembroke College, Cambridge, who is non-resident ; the
Rev. Charles Frederick Brotherton h.a. of Hatfield Hall,
Durham, is curate in charge. The Catholic church,
dedicated to the Blessed Sacrament and St. Norbert, was
erected in 1873: the ecclesiastical establishment consists
of the church, which is a fine brick edifice, in the Early
English style, from the designs of Mr. A.M.Hadaeld,architect
of Sfaa!&eld, and also of a Monastery of Prsemonstratensians,
LINGOLNSHIKE.
Moore James, plnmber fee Kemp st
Onn Thomas, Bull f.b. North (treet
Pepper Joae»b, carrier. South street
PhiUipe Wiluam, shopkeeper. West st
Pickwortb Henry, farmer. High bank
Pitts Alfred, saddler k harness maker.
East street
Pooler Wm. market gardener, Algate la
Preston Elizh. (Mrs.), baker. Chapel st
Pywell Robert, farm bailiff to William
James Thompson esq. High bonk
Reed Elizh. (Mrs.), grocer. North st
Richardson Thomas, baker k shop-
keeper. West street
Riddington Jn.Perkins,fanner, Postland
Riddington Wm. Fk. farmer, Postland
Rodwell Edward, general smith k hard-
ware dealer, South street
Rollerson William tailor. School lane
Rowledge Robert, farmer, Alderbank
Sanderson John, carrier k china dealer.
South street
Sanderson Joseph, farmer. West street
Sanderson Mary (Mrs.), grocer, drug-
gist k butcher. North street
Sartain Chas. Edwd. printer, stationer,
k school attendance officer. East st
Scholes Edwd. tailor k draper. North st
Scott WilUam, auctioneer, boot maker,
leather seller k deputy sanitary in-
spector. North street
Sebright Jeremiah, Carpenter's
Arms p.h. South street
Sergeant William Robert h.d. physician
k surgeon k medical officer to Crow-
land district of Peterborough union.
The Priory, East street
Sbarpe Robert, shopkeeper. West *t
Shelton John, farmer, North street
[kelly's
SheltonRiofaard lCartin,Thiee Tmiip.B.
South street
Slater John, Wheelwright k carpester.
West street
Slater Wm. machine owner, West it
Smedley John, farm bailiff to WiOiim
Junes Thompson, esq. Greenbank
Smedley Williani,fann bailiff toWilliam
James Thompson esq. Postland
Smith Robert, farmer. High bank
Smith William, farmer, Poor's lane
Stokes William, shopkeeper, South it
Snttoa Jonathui, Ship p.h. West stnet
Tanday George, beer retailer, Sonth st
Tansley Bobt. sen. potato dlr. North st
Tanaley Thomas, farmer, Sonth street
Tansley William, farmer. East street
Tate John, farmer North street
Thompson James, farmer. North itreet
Thompson William, farmer. North st
Thompson William James, farmer k
landowner, Crawford house
Truman Jonathan, farmer. West street
Ward Richard, farmer. High bank
Warsop Mark, baker k grocer,North at
White William, shoe maker. Poor's!*
Williams John Edwd. baker. North st
Williamson John, painter. Poor's lane
Williamson Bobt. shopkeeper. West st
Wills Wilfred, station master, Postland
station
Wood George Thomas, watch maker i
jeweller, k post office. East street
Wright Blatthew. farmer, North street
Wright ThomasTfarmer, North street
Wyche Robert, farmer k corn mer-
chant, East street
Wyche Robert, jun. solicitor, East st
Wyche William, farmer, Postland
or While Canons, following the rule of their founder, St.
Norbert ; the style of the Monastery is in keeping with that
of the church ; attached is a school, the area covered by
these buildings is about two acres. The Very Rev. Martin
Geudens c.r.p. is superior. Hero are Congregational,
Wesleyan, Baptist and Primitive Methodist cfaapds. The
cemetery, opened in 1862, covers about two acres of gronnd.
and has two mortuary chapels ; it is under the control of a
burial board of 9 members. The Town Hall was erected in
1870 by a limited company, with a oqiital of £I,^;p•
, raised in ^5 shares. Here is an Assembly room. The market
for stock is held every Monday fortnight during the months
of Msreh, April and May : there are also three annual faii^
for cattle, held on the last Monday in May, and on the 23rd
; of November ; . and a statute for the hiring of farm labonrers
I and domestic servants is held on the nth of November. A
I weekly market is held every Friday. The principal land-
I owners arc Earl Manvers, who is lord of the manor, Thomas
j Harsley Carnochan esq. S. C. Brnnyee esq. T. C. Scholer
I esq. and the Rev. Frederick William White b.a. The soil
is warp and silt ; subsoil, peat and sand. The chief crops
are wheat, oats, flax, beans and fluke potatoes. The area is
7,350 acres, inclusive of Eastoft; the population of the
township in 1881 was 3,836, of which 38 were in Yorkshire :
the population of the parish and Local Board district in i38i
was 3,353, which includes Eastoft, a township, which will
be found under a separate heading.
EAI.AND is a hamlet i mile south-east.
Post, Monet Okdeb & Tbleqkaph OPFicsfe Savings Bank.
— Benjamin Batty, postmaster. London k other letters
are received through Doncaster ; arrive at 7.30 a.in. k
are dispatched at 6.30 p.m. on week days & 3.30 p.m-
on Sundays. Money orders are granted & paid trom q
a.m. till 6 p.m. ; Saturdays till 8 p.m. Telegraph offi«
open from sa.m. to 8 p.m. ; Sundays from 8 a.ni. to >o
p.m. Savings bank open from 9 a.m. until6p.m
iNsoaANCB Agents : —
Accidents Assurance Co. Harry R. S. Briggs, Market place
County Fire, John Pickering
Lancashire & Yorkshire, Harrj- R. S. Briggs, Market pla«.-r
Northern Assurance, Richard Wood, Market place
Norwich Union, F. Chapman, Cross street
Provident Life, John Pickering
Queen & Edinboro' Fire & Life, Harry R. S. Bri^^.
Marketplace
Royal Farmers k General, F. Chapman
Sun Fire k Life, William Bnrtonshaw
Local Boabo.
The Board meets at the Board School room the rir!!t luooday
in each month at 3 p. m ...
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Clerk, ViUiun BBmingbnmgb, High Mtreet
Treasarer, Bollerby Henry Thomas, Doncattsr
Itelical Officer of Health, Heniy WSliam Thomas Ellia
t.li.c.P.Bdin. High street
Inspector of Nmsanoes, John Johnson Cranidge, Bed house
CoUectnr, William Hemingbrongh, Hi^ street
PCBLIC EsTABUSHHBltn : —
Anembly Rooms Company limited, Henry Langhton
Burtonihair, bon. sec
Cemeter}-, Frederick Chapman, clerk to the Burial Board
Inland Herenoe OfHce, Cross Keys hotel
Police Station, WQliun Taylor, inspeotor; John George
Uoembr, constable
Market Hall, Henr^ Langhton Bnrtonshair, hon. sec
Stamp dfflce, Benjamin Batty, distribator
Ptbuc Offickbs : —
Clerk to the Bnrial Board & Begistrar of Cemetery, Fredk.
Chapman, Cross street
Depnty Steward of the Manor of Crovle, Mfm. Bartonahair
Medical OtHcer ol Crowle District, Thome Union, Henry
n'illiam Thomas Ellis L.]2.c.p.adin. High street
Medical Officer of Lnddington District, Goole Union, k
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Phineaa Samuel Ellis, High st
Begistrar of Births k Deaths, ft for Crowle sub-district,
Frederick Chapman, Croas street
Stamp Distributor, ^njamin Batty, Market place
Surveyor of Taxes, John Firth Watson, Spen Lea
Fucks of Wobshif, with times of service : —
St. Oswald Church.Ber. Charies Frederick Brotherton x.A.
curate in charge ; za30 a.m. Jc 6 p.m
PBIVATa sasiDSNTS
Bedolfe Rer. John Chisman [Congre-
gational]
Birehenongh Rer. Albert A. [Primitive
Methodistl
Brotherton ReT.Charlei Frederick x. a.
[curate in charge]
Bmnyee Samuel Cornelius, Sand hall
Barland Frederick Adolph, Oswald ho
Bnrtonshaw Williain, Woodlands
Chapman Ingram Wm. A.P.S. High st
Clarke William
Oicking George
Crane James
Cranidge Thomas Johnson, Market pi
Condall William
Drewry Robert John
EUii Hy. Wm. Thos. Tha Manor house
EDis Phineas Samuel, High street
Fallowfield Mrs
Geodeos Very Ber. Martin c.b.p.
[superior], St. Norbert's residence
Oreen Thomas
BadSeld Rer. Isaac [Primitive Metho-
dist], Cemetanr road
Hemingbrough James
Hind Anderson, Tithe house
Jocbems Rev. John cb-P. St. Norbert's
residence
Johnson Mrs. North end
Kelsey Thomas
Lane Benjamin Hugh UB.C.P. Bdin.
Tetley bouse
laienby William
Leggott Robert
Lister Miss, North end
Pickering John, Blarket plaoe
Pickering Wade, Market place
Pilsworth James
Poppleton Edward Crane, Snowdrop vil
Rnbmson George, Tetley hall
Savage Frederick WoodaU
Sharp John
Sbom Hiss
Smith James, Oodnow road
Smith Rev. Matthew, St. Norbert's
residence
Staniforth Thomas, Eastoft road
Sttttterd Rev. Jabex rBaptist],Eastoft id
Taffinder William, Cross street
Tune Mrs. North end
Wall Mrs. Field side
Watson John Firth Spen Lea
COKmBCIAL.
AtUnson William, farmer
Barratt George, farmer, Moaswood
Barratt Wm. flaxdreeser,Common side
Bsnatt Wm. jnn. shopkeeper, High st
Batty Benjamin, stationer k stamp
distributor, Blarket place
Batty Brunyea, iamwr, North end
Baxter Annie Maria (Miss), dress
maker, North end
Bell Francis, Red Lion p.a.. North end
Bellamy William, farmer. Church lane
Belton Alice (Miss), shopkpr. High st
Blackburn James, shoe maker, High st
Bleasby William, blacksmith. High st
Bnioos Hakrt Rilby Sims, solicitor.
Market place
Bmnyee Samuel, greengrocer, High st
Brunyee Samuel Cornelius, farmer,
Sand hall
Bnrkill Thomas, potato merchant
Burtonshaw k Son, wine fc spirit mer-
chants. Market place
Burtonshaw Henry Langhton, professor
of music. Market place
Burtonshaw William, solicitor, com-
missioner to administer oaths, clerk
to the school board k deputy steward
of the manor of Crowle
Camochan Thomas Harsley, solicitor
Carr William, farmer. High street
Chafer Mowbray, farmer, Mosswood
Chamberlain William,coa] dealer. Wharf
Chapman Frederick, auctioneer, k
derk to the bnrial board k registrar
of cemetery of burials k deaths for
Crowle sub-district. Cross street
Chapmaii Imobam William a.p.s.
chemist
Cemetery (Frederick Chapman, derk
to the burial board k registrar)
Chapman John, tailor, High street
Chester John, farmer, Ealand
Clarke Wilh'am, contractor, hardware-
man, paper hanging warehouse, china
glass k earthenware dealer, fancy re-
pository, picture frame maker, cabi-
net maker, upholsterer, carpet ware-
houseman, furniture dealer, funeral
furnisher A undertaker. Market place
Cocking George, farmer
Collinson Edwd. farmer. Common side
Cordwin William, coach bidr. High st
Cnnnell John, botcher. High street
Couch Thomas, wheelwright. High st
Cowling George, tailor. North end
Cowling Thorpe, tailor. North end
Cowling William, joiner. High street
Cranidge Elizh. (Mrs.), farmer, High st
Cranidge John Johnson, auctioneer.
Red house
Cranidge Louisa (Mrs.), farmer
Cranidge Jonathan,jon.frmr.North end
Cranidge Sarah (Mrs. ),frmr. South end
Crowle Flour Mills Co. Lim. (George
Storey, manager)
'Crowle Advertiser ' (Richard Wood,
printer k proprietor: published on
fridays). High street
St. Norbert k the Blessed Sacrament CathoUo Chapel, Very
Bev. Martin Gendens C.B.P. priest ; 8 &. ii a.m. k 6 p.m
Baptist, Bev. Jabez Stntterd, minister; a & 6 p.m
Congregational, Rev. John Chisman Bedolfe, minister;
10.45 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Rev. Isaac Hadfield, minister ; to.30
a.m. k 6 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Wesleyan,minister,non-resident ; a & 6 p.m. ; services week
days at 8 p.m
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1871 ;
William Burtonshaw, derk to the Board ; Ridiard Wraith,
attendance officer. The Board meet at the Board School
first monday in each month at 3 p.m
Schools: —
National Endowed, with extensive common rights, k 33
acres of land, bequeathed for the education of the poor by
Richard Brewer (1687), Thos. Walkwood (169a) & Richard
Clark (1731); the income of the charity amoimts to £7g
yearly ; Elisha Fuller, master
w>ard (mixed k infants), built in 1871, at a cost of ^£3,300,
for 150 children ; average attendance, no boys, 100 giris
jc 90 infants; William Harrison, master ; Miss Annie
Hookinson, girls' mistress ; Miss Mary Elizabeth Tomlin*
son, infants' mistress
Catholic, for 70 children ; average attendance, 40 ; Miss
Kate Cavanagb, mistress
Nswspapbb. — Crowle Advertiser, published on fridays ;
Richard Wood, proprietor
Railway station, Richard Glassby, station master. An
omnibus from the ' White Hart ' to meet each train
Cabbibb. — Darid Peart, to Goole, wed. ; Doncaster sat
Crowle Gas Company's Works (John
Tonge Bmnyee, sec)
Cmndall John Goodchild. wholesale &
generalprovision merchant
Cnndall Wm. Geo. frmr. Eastoft road
Curtis George, farmer
Dowson Geo. Wm. farmer. North end
Dowson William George Gamwell,
farmer. North end
Dowson James, flax dealer. North end
Drinkall John, farmer. North end .
Drury John, farmer. Loam tarm
Ducker George, farmer
Dvson George, farmer, North end
Ellis Henry William Thomas k Phineas
Samuel, surgeons. High street
Fillingbam Elijah, miller. High stree'.
Fletcher John, watch maker. High st
Flinton John, farmer, North end
Forster Ann (Mrs. ), wine k spirit mer-
chant, Cross street
Foster Henry, farmer. South end
Foster John, farmer. High street
Foster Peter, farmer, Ealand
Foster Thomas, farmer
Fox Nicholas, c»al dealer. Wharf
Furniss John, dealer in bricks k tiles
Fnmiss Mo8es,CrossKey8F.K., Market pi
GeeJameslcThomas,potato mers,Station
Gervis Susannah (Mrs,), fruiterer.
High street
Gibson John, farmer. North street
Glossop Peter, farmer. North end
Ooodacre George, veterinary surgeon.
Market place
Ooodall James, clothier. High street
Heigh Richard, farmer. Field side
Hall& Ducker, farmera, Hipfh streat
Hanson William, painter. Field side
Harrison Thomas, plumber3i^li street
Hemingbrough James, com k potato
factor. Wharf
Hemingbrongh William, clerk to local
board of h^th
Hill William, White Hart p.h
Hicks WiUiam, stone mason
Hind Anderson, farmer. Tithe house
Hodson Hector, grocer
Hodgson Thomas, academy. Field side
Bolah Joseph Wbait, shopkpr. Ealand
Holmes Thomas, plumber. Cross street
HoBOBiN Thomas Cbewb, linen k
woollen draper k milliner, wholesale
k retail grocer, tea, coffee k provi-
sion dealer, k agent for W. k A.
Oilbey's wines k spirits. Market id
Isle John, farmer. North end
Isle Thomas, farmer. North end
Jackson Richard, flax dealer, Ealand
Janney Geo. ]im. shoe ma. North end
Jaqnea Thomas, farmer, CommoD side
Digitized by VjUUy IC
374 CftQWLB.
Johnson Wm. ba^g* oimer Jl^icarnge st
£elaey Benjamin, saddle?, Hi^li street
Kelaey Robert, corn tactor, Ceinetery rd
Kelsey Willism, shoe maker, High st
Eelsey Wm. wheelwright. North end .
Kent Joaedi, Sooth f orkahire hotel
KerkhoB Edwin, dentist
Key Frederick, tinman
IianeBenj. Hiigbx.lt.c.8.Bng., L.B.C.P.
Bdin., L.x.>ng. physician ft sorgeoD,
North villa
Lazenby David, batcher, Hif;h street
Lazenby Maria (Mrs.), ladies' school.
Market place
Undley Creorge, blacksmith. North end
Lockwood George, farmer. Levels
London & Yorkshire Bank Limited
(sab-branch) (James Henry Howa'rth,
manage) ; open, (riday from lo
till 4, Town hail; draw on head
office, 7 Drapers j^ardens & Union
Bank of London Limited, London e.e
Margrave Williain Dawson, farmei^
North end
Mason John, farmer. North end
Maw Janies, farmer, Crowle cottage
Maw Baben, Darby & Joan p.h
Maw Simon, farmer, Sigh street
Maw Simon, tailor. Church street
Mell George, floor dealer, Cross street
Mitchell John, iiaz dealer. North street
Oadee George, blacksmith, North end
Oades Sowersby, farmer, North end
Onghtibridge Jn, farmer. Common side
Ozenforth John Wm. baker. High st
Oxtoby George, fanner. North end
Oxtobr Hannah (Miss), dress maker,
High street
Padd George Chapmaii, jiui. batcher
Parkin Henry, shopkeeper. Cross street
Parkin Richard, shopkeeper, Ealand
Peck Charles, butcher
Pheasant Greorge, general furnishipg
LUTOQLNSHIBlii.
■ i^nrnonger, tiaplate worker, watch
lOfL. alyer smith & jeweller, Hif^h st
Pfcliering John & Son, dispensing k,
, fainilf. (Siemists & drnggists (by
examination), wholesale dmggista,
dentists, oil & cokmrmen, horse k
cattle i patent medicine vendors.
Market place
Pidd John, batcher, North end
Fidd George Chapman, beer retailer.
Cross street
Pidd LintoB, carpenter, South end
Pidd Bobert, tailor, Eastoft road
Pidd Taylor, blacksmith
Fidd Uriah, farmer, Crook-on-tbe-Hoor
Pidd William, tailor. Market place
Pools k Sons (late J. Aldom, estab.
1828), linen k wooUm drapers, nuUi-
ners, tailors k faneral faniisher%
family grocers & wiiie k spirit riier-
. chants,. .Isle of Archolme k Marsh-
land stores
Potis, Brunyee & Co. linen drapers,
High street
Fowls Thos. Birka, seedsman, Eastoft rd
Proctor Ann (Mrs.), grocer, Hi^h st
Proctor Thomas, fkrmer, Warpings
QoickfaJl William, farmer. High street
Robinson George, jim. k Co. brewers
Robinson George k Son, general mer-
. chants, CrowTe wharf
Ross John, coal merchant. Wharf
Sales Frederick, butcher, Market place
Sanderson John, butcher, High street
Sanderson William, tailor, Market pi
Sargeantaon KUas, seedsman, High st
6av^;e Thomas, joiner, High street
Savage William Willingham, shoe ma
Sayles Gervas, farmer. Common side
Sayles John, farmer, Common side
Sayles John, farmer, Crowle grange
Sharp Joseph, veterinary surgeon,
B.c.v.s. High street
[kblly'»
Sayles -Thomaa, farmer, 'Coomon Mt
Shoot AVS Amt (Miss), boarding k
day eittab.. for ladies', Slaverton ho
Sinclair George, bricklayer, North, end
Skelton Charles, wheelwright
Slingsby Henry, farmer, South end
Slingshy Thomas, farmer. Mar A road
Smith George, farmer. North end
Smith Thomas, shopkeeper, Eastoft id
Stephenson George, draper, Higb st
Stephenson Wm. farmer, Ealand grange
Teanby Isaac, wheelwright, Ealand
Temperton WilUain, tanker, North end
Thomas Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker.
North end
Thompson Jacob, fomiture dlr. High st
Tliomton Gregory, tanner, Ealand
Tone Thomas^ brewer
Varley Bobert, George fc Dragon p.h
Wainman WilKam, farmer. Church st
Walker k Allen, potato mers. Station
Walker Oeo; bricklayer^ Common side
Walker Thomaa, bridUayer
Watson Geoi^e, tailor. High street
Webster Benjamin,' farmer. High street
West Oeatte, blacksmith, Ealand
Wheatly Inompson, taDor, High street
Wilde Thomas, grocer. North end
Wilson James, com miller. Steam mill
Wilson James, farmer. North end
Wilson John, farmer, High street
Wood Bichard, printer k proprietor of
' Crowle Advertiser,' High street
Woods Charles, tobacconist, High st
Woods Walter Edwd. brazier, Eastoft rd
Wressell William, Robinson hotel
York City k County Banking Co. Lim.
(sub-branch) (Henry Thomas Belier-
by, manager ; attendance on tridays
from ia3o a.m. to j.30 p.in. at
Pickering & Son, chenustsXMarket |J
Yonle Richard, farmer, South end
CXIOZBT is a very small village and parish, situated on
the Wolds, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
Lindsey, south division of Walshcroft wapentake, union and
county dourt district of Caistor, rural deanery of Walshcroft,
archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, si miles
south-east from Caistor, 8 west from North 'Tnoresby
station, on the East Lincolnshire railway, and 9 north-east
from Market Basen station, on the Manchester, Sheffield
and Lincolnshire rnilway, and 10 south-west from Great
Grimsby. The church of All Saints is a small building of
stone, dating from abont 1140, consisting of chancel, nave,
and turret containing i bell : the font is very ancient, and
bears Norman ornaments in good preservation. The register
dates only from the year 1812. The living is a rectory, tithe
rentKiharge ;i^3i3, gross }'early valne /399, with 12 acres
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
and held since 1883 by the Bev. Arthur Mountjoy Piatt
I.L.M. of Jesus College, Cambridge. The Earl of Yarborongh
D.u, i.T. is lord of the manor and sole landowner. Tlie nil
is light and chalky; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area of the parish is
1,698 acres ; rateable valne, ;£>,70S ; the population in 1881
was 127.
Parish Clerk, John Tomlinson.
Letters through Caistor, which is the nearest money order
k telezraph office. Letters collected by the postman
from Qdstor
The children of this place attend the school atThorganby
Flatt Rev. Arthur Mountjoy LL.M[rector3 | Abraham William, farmer | Davy Henry Edmund, farmer
and held since 1869 by the Rev. Watson King v.A. of St.
John's College, Cambridge, who is non-resident : the Ber.
Richard Kyrke m.a. of Queen's College, Oxford, is corste
CHOXTOK is a small parish, with a considerable quantity
of woodland, in the Northern division of the county, ports
of Lindsey, east division of Yarboroagh wapentake, Glanf ord
Brigg amon, Brigg ooun^ court district, rural deanery of in charge. Here is a lofty hill, called, from a large entrendi-
Yarborougfa No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of ment on its summit, "Yarboroagh Camp." Roman coiiis
Lincoln, 7 miles north-east from Brigg, i J north-west from have been found on the spot. The Earl of Yarboroagh D.I.,
Brocklesby station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln- I.P. is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
shire railway and 165 from London. The church of ^ sdl is wold land ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat,
John the Evangelist, is astone building in the Early Enp;li8h barley and oats. The area is 1,497 acres ; rateable valoe,
style, consisting of chancel and nave,and a tower containing i £3,370 ; the population in 1881 was lao.
bell and was restored about 1880, at a oost of ;^900 : Uje yarish Clerk, vacant.
doorway on the south side was then bnilt up, and a new , ^^ ^, ' ,,, . .„ ui i. ■ .11. _ __
porch erected on the north side. The register dates from ^"5™ *^t"°f'' Ulceby village, which lathe nearest roraey
the year 1562. The living is a rectory, ^oss yearly v^e o'der k telegraph office. Wall Lbtthb Boxcleared at
from tithe rent-charge ;^46o, net ^^400, inchiding 6 acres 3"SS '"**'' <»y* °"ly
of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chaneellor, I The children of this place attend the school at Kirmington
Kyrke Bev. Richard m.a. [corate in | Hookham Fredk.ftirmer, Parsonage farm | Wilson Thomai, tarmler
diarge] | Marris Thomas, farmer . |
OTTMBE&VOBTH is a small scattered villMe and • the year 1563. The living is a discharged rectory, onited
Srishi in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, in 1733 to that of' Anderby, joint gross yearly value about
irsh division of Oilceworth hundred, SpQsby union and 1 ;^6oo, in the gift of Magdalene College Cambridge, and hdd
county court district, rural deanery of Calceworth No. 2, '• since 1865 by the Rev. John Bond K.A. formerly felkiiT
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-east from and lecturer of that college, and rural dean of Odce-
Alford, 3 north-east from the Willonghby station of the East : worth No. a, who resides at Anderby. There are WesJsjran
Lincolnshire branch of the Great Northern railway, 10 j and Primitivo Methodist chapels. The poor hare 30s. a
north-east from Spilsby and 4 from the coast. The church year, and an allotment of 5 acres of land. Ttm priacipri
of St. Helen is a structure of brick and stone, in the j landowners are Capt. J. Qrabom and J. H. Weed, o(
Decorated Myle,and consists of chancel and nave,<and a tower : Hnmberstone. The soil is mostly cLsjr 1 subeoil, blue day.
with a wooden spire, oontaining 3 bells i in 1870 the church | The chief crops', are wheat, oats and barley. The vna s(
was seated with open benches and partially restored, and the | the parish is 1,034*. ««■ a9P. i rateable vtiai^£ifi6»;i!at
^ancel paved with encaustic tiles at a cost of ;£4oo, j population in 1881 ^ras 223. <■■ ■ ■ •..,-,
defrayed by private subscription. The register dates from 1 Parish Qork, Bobert Bhoadea. ^-^ ^
Digitized by VjOOQIC
DIRBCTORT.]
UNQOLNSHIEE. : debpino st. jambs. 375
LitnB Box deired ait 5.00 p.m. week days only. I^tlars
through Atfoid. Ebigstharp ia the naareat mdnay order
offlcs ; the Uiegn^ office is at AUord
SboadeiBobert
OOmcZBCIAL.
Sinks John Robert, farmer
Banks William, carrier k larmer
Brown Ed-ward, shopkeeper
Brown Samuel, farmer
Crow William, farmer
Dring Kealey, farmer
Hepton Joseph, farmer
Jackhn Enoch, fariner
Kirk Joseph, farmer
Kirk Betsy (Mrs.), farmer
Kirkby Thomas, farmer
Middleton Henry, farm bailitf to J. N.
Robinson
Momby Eeber, farmer
Needham John (Mrs.), farmer
Nationst'SbBoiil (mixed), 1of6o chfldran, with an average '
attendance of 3$ ; Miss Jane Morrell, mistress
C*H«iin» 10 Alfobd. — William Banks, tnesday
NeedEam John, farmer
Flomtree Oeorge, farmer
Rhoades Robert farmer
Ward Joseph, landowner & farmer
Ward Samnel, farmer
Ward William, farmer '
Warmoth James, shopkeiiper
Willey Richard, landowner'A>Mrmer
Wilscni Joseph, landowner 'AfanQer
COXWOZiD is a small villagftand parish, in the Northern
division of, the oonnty, pirtis of Lindsey, Bradley Haverstoe
wapentake, Caistor union and oonrt comity district, rural
deaoeiy of Urimsby No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and dio-
cese of Lincoln ; the village, which is picturesquely situated
among the wolds, is 6 miles north-east from Holton and
Moortown stations, 4 east from Caistor and 10 south-west
from Great Ghimsby. The church of St. Nicholas is a small
batancient edifice/nnsiating of south porch,naTe and chancel,
a tower nearly covered with ivy, and containing 1 bell : it
was restored m;i86o at the sole expense of the patron, Henry
Thorold esq. under the direction of Mr. James Fowler,
the whole structure bein^ new roofed, the wooden case-
ments replaced by traceried windows of the Geometrical
Decanted style, the tower arch opened, and the interior
generally refitted : there are existing traces of a former
north aule : the church will seat 86 persons. The register
Hallsworth Rev. Charles Mardi Eckersley b.a [rector]
DAIiBT is a small parish, in the Mid division of the
OMutty, parts of lindsey, Wold division of Candleshoe
wapentake, Spilsby onion and oonnty court district, rural
deanery of Hill No. a, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
3I miles north from Spilsby railway station. The church,
name unknown, situate in the park, and surrounded by
fine trees, ia a small but ancient building of stone, in the
i-arly English style, and was rebuilt in 1863 on the site at
the old church : it consists of chancel, nave, south porch,
and a western turret containing i bell : in the church are
memorials to the Rev. William "^ler, a6 years rector, 1808 ;
Bev. Titus Boam, 1734; John Bourn, gent. 1788, and
others of this faniily, 1743-1816; there is also a marble
monoment with kneeling effigies and arms, erected by
Sir Philip Uanden kt and Wuliam Llanden esq. to their
lather and mother, William Llanden esq. and Alice his
wife, who died in 1631 : another marble monument with
kneeling female effigies is inscribed to July (Juliana Mayn-
waring), wife of Sir Philip Llanden kt. 1617 : there
are sittings for 100 persons. The register dates from the
^r 1721. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £76,
m the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1843 by
the Rev. Thomas Owston m.a. of Queens' College, Cam-
Prcston Maior John Wilby x.a., j.p. Biggall Francis,
Dalbypork Sexthorpe
Coolton Thomas, farmer. Bed house
DALDXRBT is a parish, in the Mid division ol the
coonty. sonthem division of the wapentake of Oar)fee, parts
of Lindsey, Homcastle union, petty sessicmal division and
oonnty court diatrict,Horncastle rural deanery.archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, a miles south from Horn-
ostk. The site of the church of St. Martin may be traced
by a grass mound, which covers a few remains of the ruins,
and the extent of the churchyard by elevations from
burials : two headstones remain. The register, dating from
1690 to 1744, is at Scrivelsby. The rectory was consoudated
with Scrivelsby in 1741. Fhuicis Scamon Dymoke esq. the
dates irom the year 1683. The Uviag is a rectory titiil^Vyeiit-
charge £320, net yearly value jfaco, with residence, in
of r ~ ...... ......
the gift of Henry Thorold esq. and Held since i88a by the'
Rev. Charles Marsh Eckersley Hallsworth B.A. of Sidney
Sussex Colleige, Cambridge. William Thorold esq. is lord
of the manor and sole landowner. Hie soil is light ; subsoil,
chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnipe.
The area is 1,563 acres; rateable value, ;|^3,o68; tns
population in 1881 was loi.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Harrison.
LsTniK Box cleared at 3.40 p.m. on week days oidy. lietters
tbrongh Caistor, the nearest money order office, k. tile
telegraph office is at Caistor
School (mixed), bnilt in 1863, for 41 children ; average
attendance, 25, supported by voluntary rate & govern-
ment grant ; Mrs. Malorine Louisa Laxton, mistress
I Sowerby John, Cnxwold ball
bridge, who is also rector of Sutterby, and resides at Part-
ney. The charities, amounting to £7 yeariy, derived
from the poor's land, are distributed in money at Christmas.
Dalby Hall, the seat of Major John Wilby Preston H.A.
j.p. is a handsome brick building, situated in a well-
wooded park. The trustees of Beverley Minster, who are
lords of the manor, and Major John Wilby Preston, are the
principal landoirners. The soil is varions ; there is chalk
on the top of the hill, upon a green sand formation. The
chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area of the
parish is 1,313 acres ; rateable value, ^^1,796 ; the popula-
tion in 1881 was 152.
DxxTHOBPB, eoclesiastically onited with Wells, bnt for
civil purposes a hamlet in this parish, half a mile north-by-
east, contains but one farm-honse uid a few cottages.
lie tmatees of Beverley Minster own nearly the whole of
the land.
Parish Clerk, J. W. Preston.
PiLLAB Leitbb Box at Dalby cleared at 5.30 p.m. Letters
by foot post through Spilsby, which is the nearest money
order & telegraph office
The children of this place go to school at Partney
fanner, Ftrog hall.
Lflley Kchard, farmer, Dalby hill
Wright Weston, farmer, Dalby grange
JdSey John, farmer
Hon. the Queen's Champion is lord of the manor and owns all
the land. The soil is sand and clay ; subsoil, white cl^ and
gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and tur-
nips. The area is 361 acres ; rateable value, £iSo ; the
nopulation in 1881 was 49. By a Local Government Board
Oi^r, dated December 34th, 1880, the Fen Allotment was
transferred to Silsey parish in Boston Union.
Letters through Horncastle, the nearest money order k tele-
graph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Roughton
I Jobson Edwin, wheelwright
TXSSBUtQ ST. JAKES (or Eiar Despinq) is a parish
and large scattered village, with a station on the Great
Northern loop line of railway, about two miles east from the
village, in the Southern division of the county, parte of
Kesteven, Ness wapentake. Bourn union and county court
district, Ness rural deanery, archdeaconry and diooe«^ of
Lincoln, forming an eastern suburb of Market Deeping,
from wbidi it extends into the Fen 3 miles north-east. The
leading street is bounded on the western side by the navigable
river Welland, over which is an ancient stone bridge of three
arches, counecting this county with Northants: it is 8
miles east-by-north from Stamford, 8 south-east from
Beam, 8 north from Peterborough, 11 south-west from
SpakUng, and 89 from London by road and 83 by rail. The
chnreh of St. Jamas is a magnificent stmctnie of stone, in
the Norman, Early English, Decorated, and Perpendiciilar
styles, consisting of cfa«ncel, nave of seven bays, with tri-
fbrium, south aisle, south porch, and a noble western tower
with lofty spire, erected in 1717, in a modernised Gothic
style. Slid containing 5 'bells ; both aisles retain piscinse,
and ithere are two lodters : the font is cylindrical, and is
enriched with an interesting Norman arcading: the
south porch, of Early English date, is very fine: a
coffin slab lies outside the south wall of the nave : the
transepts 'have been destroyed, and the openings into them
bnilt up. "The register dates from the year 1674. "The liv-
ing is a vicarage, gross yearly value gives Zsso, including
75 acres of ^lebe, in the gift of Sir Thomas Whichcote bart
and held smce 1841 by the Rev. John George m.a. of
Emmannel College, Cambridge. There are Wesleyan,
Primitive Methodist and Particular Baptist chapels. Robert
Tygh, in the year 1553. and subsequently other benefactors,
left land and tenements, which now prodnce about ;^330
yearly, for the repairs of highways, byeways, bridgeways
and causeways, and for other charitable purposes Deeping
Waterton Hall, the residence of Edmund Waterton esq. j.p.
D.L., F.SUL, is situated in a park adorned with some fine old
trees. Mr. Waterton is the head and representative in the
male line of one of the oldest families in the county. The
Catholic chapel is a plain building of stone and brick, with
stained windows, and is supported by Edmund Waterton
esq. ; services are held every Sunday and Holiday, by th«
Digi
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Premonstratensian Canons of Spalding : the chapel contains
a line old font of the time of Edward II. and the crucifix
on the rood beam came from an old chorch in Belgium,
where it was first erected in 1339. The old house on
the'north side o( the church, in the occupation of Edmund
Pawlett esq. is built on the site of a Benedictine priory.
The manorial rights of East and West Deeping hare been
sold, for particulars of which see Market Deeping. Sir
Thomas Whichcnte bart. d.l. of Aswarby Hall, Falkingham,
William Thompson esq. Edmund Pawlett esq. Mr. Thomas
Chesterfield gnd Mr. William Jackson, are the prin-
cipal landowners. The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel.
The chief crops are market garden produce and wheat.
The area is 6,470 acres ; rateable ralue, jf 9,649 ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was 1,648.
Parish Clerk, Arthur Pepper.
Post & Money Ordeb Offick & Savings Bank'.— Mrs.
Hannah Cansdale, sub-postmistress. Letters through
Cnnnington Joseph,
facturer k distiller
Dale Thomas, Stamford Arms p.a
FBrVATE RESIDENTS.
Alien Mrs. Horsegate
Armstrong Miss
Burbidge William, Horsegate
Chesterfield Mrs
Cole Mrs
George Iter. John m.a. Vicarage
Pawlett Edmund, The Priory
Waterton Edmund j.p,, d.i,., F.8.ik.
Deeping Waterton hall
COKUXBCIAL.
Achurch John, farmer k potato mer
Algar Ann(Mrs.),fruit grower, Horsegt
Algar Emma k Louisa (Misses), mU-
uners & dress makers
Allen Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Allen Thomas, farmer, Horsegate
Bains John, beer retsiiler, coal dealer.
It carrier
Baker James (Mrs.), farmer
Baker John, net maker k game dealer
Baker Jas. carpenter k wheelwright
Barron Alfred, farmer
Bates William, farmer. Deeping comn
Bennett William, blacksmith
Bilton Sarah (Mrs. ), dress maker
Bilton Thomas, cowkeeper
Borden John, boot maker
Briggs Susannah (Mrs. ), baker
Brown Thomas, Three Tons p.h
Bncknell Daniel, butcher k farmer
Burchnall Robert, blacksmith kc
CansdaleHannah(Mrs.), grocer.draper,
k sub-postmistress
Chesterfield Jane Ann (Mrs.), draper
Chesterfield Thomas, coal dealer
rhesterfieldTbomBS,farmer& landowner
Chesterfield William, farmer
Chesterfield William, sen. farmer
Chesterfield William, Inn. farmer
daydon Robert, schoolmaster
Market Deeping arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 7.40 p.m.
Market Deeping is the nearest telegraph office
Schools : —
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 ; George
Henry Dean, clerk to the Board
Board (boys), for 140 children, with an average
attendance of 80
Board (pfirls), for 140 children ; average attendance, 80
Board (mfanls'), for 100 children ; average attendance, 7$
Casbiehs : —
John Bains, to Stamford, friday, k Peterboroogb, ntnidsy,
returning same days
John Smith, of Market Deeping, passes through to k from
Spalding every tnesday, k Peterborough, Wednesday k
Saturday
Francis Walling, of Langtoft, passes through to k from
Peterborough on Saturday, k Spalding, tu<»day
farmer, mann-
Nurse Thos. jun. butcher
Oldham James, miller (wind) k baker
Palmer Ebenezer, wheelwright fc shop-
Davis Mrs. lodging house keeper keeper
Davis Richard, tinman k brazier ' Panton Richd. George fc Dragon P.R
Dean George Henry, clerk to school Parsonage Charles, beer retauer
board fc inspector of schools fc poor's Pawlett Edmund, farmer, grader k
rate collector I landowner
Elliott Alfred Castor, Waterton Arms , Penney Arthur, butcher k beer retailer
Fenley Charles, baker
Fowler Andrew, boot maker
Francis George, draper, grocer fc baker
Frisby Robert, farmer
Frisby Samuel, farmer
Garner Benjamin, market gardener
Gee Caroline (Mrs. ), farmer. Fen
Gout Charles, beer retailer fc farmer,
Cranmore
Green William, tailor
Hamsworth IHivid, builder fc monu-
mental mason fc shopkeeper
Hainsworth Ruth (Miss), milliner fc
dress maker
Haynes William, farmer, Frogland
Hibbitt Edwin, machinist
Hibbitt John, farmer
Hooten Samuel, cowkeeper
Howitt Matthew, butcher
Jackson William, farmer fc landowner
Lake James, joiner fc builder
Lake James, farmer-
Lake Joseph, farmer
Lake WiUiam, farmer
Lambert Thomas, market gardener,
Horsegate
Liewsley Thomas, baker
Mackman Wright, Rose fc Crown p.h
Market Deeping Gas Light fc Coke Co.
Limited (Samuel B. Sharpe, sec)
Maxom Edward, rope fc twme maker
Merrill William.Goat p.h. Hall meadow
Collishaw Ann (Mrs.), farmer & poul- Merrilion James, market gardener
terer, Horsegate Merrilion Mark, market gardener
Cooper Charles, machinist 1 seedsman
Cropper John, shopkeeper, Horsegate Merrishaw Silvester, beer retailer
Crowson John, bmlder fc monumental Morton Samnel, grocer fc baker
mason Nurse Thomas, farmer
Perkins Daniel, farmer, Sheepskin ball
Perkins Thomas, farmer, Frognall
Perkins William, farmer, Five hooses
Pesterfleld Thomas, farmer
Pywell Maiy (Mrs.), farmer
Quambery WiUiam, blacksmith, Horje-
gate
Rastall Samuel, cowkeeper
Reader Savery, blacksmith
Ridington James, farmer
Ridlington Robert, grocer & baker
Sanderson John, carpenter fc joiner
Shillaker James, grocer fc draper fcc
Sismey Sarah (Mrs.)i farmer fc hay dlr
Smith Benj:imin, farmer
Smith Francis, farmer
Smith John Frederick, farmer
Smith John Henry, farmer fc grazier
Smith William, shopkeeper
Smith William Henry, butcher
Smith William, Crown p.h
Sneath William, Chestnut Horse p.h
Swift Amos, hay fc straw dealer
Swift Alfred, cattle salesman
Swift Dean, Queen's Head.p.H
Swift Thomas, butcher, Horsegate
Swift Thomas, jun. hay dealer
Taylor John, dairyman
Tomlin James, miller (wind) fc baker
Thorold Charles, beer retailer
Ward Richard, farmer k grazier, Cran-
more lodge
Wells William, beer retailer fc harness
fc collar maker, Horsegate
Wenham John, farmer fc beer retailer,
Frognall
Wilson Sandal, shopkeeper, Horsegate
DEBPIKa ST. NICHOLAS (or LrrrLEwoRTH) is
an extensive village, and ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1846,
and divided into north, middle and east townships, and
has a station on the Great Northern loop line of railway,
situate in the Fen, on the high road from Market Deeping
to Spalding in the Southern division of the county, parts
of Kesteven, Ness and Elloe wapentake and petty sessional
division, Spalding union. Bourn county court district,
rural deanery of South Holland No. i, Lincoln archdeaconry
and diocese, 5 miles south-west from Spalding, about 8
north-east from Market Deeping, 14 north-east from Peter-
borough, 15 north-east from Stamford, and 87 from
London by rail. The church of St. Nicholas, erected in
i845,from designs by the late Mr. Kirk, of Sleaford (Wiliiam
and Nicholas Clarke Stevenson having bequeathed funds for
erecting and endowing it), is a building of stone, in the
Decorated style, and consists of chancel, nave, north aisle
and a tower, with elegant and well-proportioned spire,
containing i bell. The register dates from the year 1846.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ;f 140, with good
residence, in the gift of Col. C. O. Bellairs, and held since
1883 by the Rev. Henry Hemstock m.a. of St. John's
College, Cambridge. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel,
erected in 1867, the site for which was given by the hte
Mr. James Haynes, of West Deeping Fen ; there is also a
Wosleyan chapel at Tongue End. The principal landowners
are Lord Carrington, of Wycombe Abbey, Bodn.; the Earl
I of Lindsey s.L. i.p. the Dean and Chapter of Uncofai,
! Edmund Pawlett esq. of Deeping St. James, R. Everard
and George Hill eeqrs. and others. The soil is loam :
subsoil, clay and silt. The chief crops are rape seed, wheat,
I '".rley, oats, peas and beans. The population in 1881 was
I 1,364 ; the area is 14,550 acres, being nearly the whde n(
I Deeping Fen, which is £«ined by two powerful engines of 80
, and 60 horse power, and is now in a high state of cultivation.
Post Office, Littleworth. — Robert Oolding, receirer.
Letters received through Spalding at 8 a.m. whidi is the
nearest money order fc telegraph office ; dispatched at
5.5 p.m.; but letters for Tongue End k adjacent farms
are received from Pode Hole, rid Spalding, fc for Deeping
High Bank, vii Crowland fc Deeping, fc for Stow Gate k
Mr. Eastlands fcc through Market Deeping
School Board of 5 members was formed in 1874 ; George
Henry Dean, Deeping St. James, derk to the Board
BoABO Schools :—
Littleworth (mixed), bnQt in 1876, for 135 children;
average attendance, 91 ; WtlUun Joseph Grnn, certifi-
cated master ; Mrs. W. J, Green, miatress
Tongoe End (North Township) (mixed), boitt in i87<.
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LINCOLirSBIRE.
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John Thomaa
for 80 children ; avenge attendance, 53 ;
Harwood, master
Tongoe End (East Township) (mixed), bnilt in 1876, for
46 ebildran ; arerage attendance,43 ; Miss Jnlia Aahlortli,
mistresB
Bailvay Station, Litttevorth, John Elveston, station master
SeepinglEtt. Kicholas-
Canlton William
Hemstock Rer. Henry x.A. [Wear]
commtciAi..
Aitken Thomas, farmer
Alleirell George, Plough p.H
Andrew John, farmer. Deeping St.
Nicholas, Pode Hole
Alkinson Thomas, farmer. Deeping
High bank
Banlu William, farmer & grazier
Barker Robert, farmer, Ufflngton (en
Brittain Richard, farmer
BoUimore William, farmer, Stotrgate
Csmpain Samuel William, farmer
Congtere Daniel, farmer, Deeping
H^hbank
Crawley Lewis, farm bailiff to Joseph
Oeonje Calthorpe esq
Crick 'Hiomas Laxton, Harrow inn
Eastland Richard, farmer
Eady John, Bine Bell p.H. carpenter,
wheelwright & blacksmith
EUret John (Mrs.), farmer
Ellis k Everard, coal, lime, coke kc.
merchants ; k at Stamford
Fisher Dale, farmer
Fi^ir William, farmer
Ooodale John frmr. Deeping High bank
Harris Joseph, beer retailer k registrar
of birth k deaths (or Deeping St.
Nicholas snb-district
Healey George, farmer
Holland JohnWell8,(rmr.TheShmbbery
Holland Thomas Plowright, (krmer
Mason John, farmr. Deeping High bank
Meaanres Elizabeth (Mrs.), beerretailr
Millington Adlard, farmer
Morton Charles, farm bailiff to Edmund
Pawlett esq. of Deeping St. James
Musson David, Oatsheaf p.H •
Neal James, farmer
Owen Richard, farmer k grazier
Patman John, farm bailiif to Richard
Harrison esq
Pick Richard, sen. farmer
Pick Richard, inn. farmer
Pickworth Wilfiam, farmer
Smith Benjamin, carpenter k wheel-
wright
Smith Rd. farmer. Deeping High bank
Smith Robert, farmer
Smith William Topham, farmer
Snart William, blacksmith . >•■
Tereadde Edward Frauds, brmer
Watts Robert Charles Bannister, farmr
Whitfleld George, farmer
Tongue Bnd.
Carter Luke, farmer
Cook Frank Herbert, (armer
Gibbons Sarah (Mrs.), Chequers p.k
Gray 'Hiomas Sneath, farmer
Griffin Joseph, farm bailiff to Hr. An-
drew Aitken, Spalding
Lake Benjamin, shopkeeper Jc hawker
Medlock Tliomas, farmer
Perkins James, miller (wind) k baker,
Tongne End mill
Shillaker Harry, (armer
Waltham Green, (armer
Ward Jonathan, farmer
Plowright Charles Horton, farmer
WEST DEEPHf O (or Dbepino Wbst) is a compact living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;f400, including 300
and well-built village, in the Southern division of the acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chan-
county, parts of Kesteven, Ness wapentake, Stamford union ' cellor, and held since 1867 by the Rev. Gilbert Vyvyan Heath-
and connty court district, Ness rural deanery, archdeaconry | cote, rural dean of Ness. A cemetery of a quarter of an acre
and diocese of Lincoln: it is pleasantly situated a little was formed in 1883, at a cost of about ^300 ; and is under
sooth of the Stamford road, i mile from the Great Northern
railway station at Tallington, a miles south west from
Market Deeping and about 5 east from Stamford, on the
banks of the Welland, which is here crossed by a bridge of
one arch. The church of St. Michael is an ancient structure
of ttone in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting
of chancel,nave, aisles, south porch <md a western tower with
spire and pinnacles containing 5 bells : the font is a finely
executed work in the Early English style : in 1876 the
chancel was restored, at the cost o( the rector, and the
nave, tower and spire were substantially repaired, the
whole at a total cost of ;f 3,800, under the direction of Mr.
W. Bntterfield, architect; an ancient stone screen divides
the nave and chancel, the latter is elaborately decorated in
coienr by Mr. Torwnsend, and has a gilt and colonred
reiedoe, enriched with mosaics ; all the chancel windows
are stained. The register dates fron^ the year 1657. The
Bntchart Capt. John B.A. West Deep-
ing Manor house
Heathcote Rev. Gilbert Vyvyan [rector
k rural dean]
Morley Christopher
Smith Mrs
COMHBIICIAI.
Anstee William, miller (water) '
Ashley Mary Ann (Mra), laundress
the control of a Burial Board of 3 members. The charities
amount to abont £3^ a year, left in house property and
land, and divided between the school and the poor. The
manorial rights have been sold, (or particulars see Market
Deeping, 'me Earl of Egmont, Bonghton Addy and M.
J. TVyon esqrs. and others, are the principal landowners.
The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are
cereals. The area is 1,337 acres ; rateable value, j£3,590 ;
the population in x88i was 385.
Parish Clerk, John Pickering.
Post Offio.— John Pickering, receiver. Letters arrive
tiiroogh Market Deeping at 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched at
6.35 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office
is at Market Deeping
National School (mixen), for 60 cluldren, with an average
attendance of 35 ; k supported by endowment k govern-
ment grant ; Miss Mary £. Shaw, mistress
BarberThomas, wheelwright, carpenter ' Hides John, farmer
k blacksmith I Palmer William, boot maker
Belcher Thos. Red Lion p.K.&boot makr ' PickeringJohn,tailoT,grocer,&post ofHoe
Boom Robt. farmer, West Deeping Fen Scampion James, beer retailer
Cemetery (R. M. English Stamford, Skemtt Arthur, cattle dealer
clerk to the Burial Board)
Francis Henry, farmer
Green John, farmer
Merrishaw Thomas Julian, baker,shop-
keeper k beer retailer
Smith Edwd,Freeman,bntcher k farmr
Smith Wm. Chandler, George & Dragn
Tryon Manasseh Joseph, landowner k
farmer
DEKBLEBT is a parish, in the Southern division of the 1 1863-64, in the gift of the trustees of the late T. R. Bnct
county, parts of Kesteven, Aveland wapentake, Sleaford
union, petty sessional division and county court district,
rural deanery of Aveland No. i, archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 3J miles south-west from Aswarby station, 4
miles north-west from Falkingham and 9} north-east from
Grantham. The church of St. Lucy rebuilt on a new site
given by the late T. R. Buckworth esq. of Cockley Cley
HaH, and partly with the materials of the old church, and
consecratwi January, 1868, is an edifice in the Norman
stjrle, consisting of chancel, nave, vestry and a bell gable
with 2 belUi ; of the old Norman and Early English church,
an that now remains is the chancel arch ; a gracefully
ornamented Norman stonp, on a shaft, js used as a font.
Ttie register dates from the year 1653.
worth esq. and held since 1876 by the Rev. William
Sadler, who is diocesan inspector of schools. In the Pftrish
is a quarry of limestone. The trustees of the late T. R.
Buckworth esq. of Cockley Cley, Swaffham, who are lords
of the manor, and John Archer Honblon esq. of Halling-
bury. Bishop's Stortford, are the principal landowners.
The siul is chiefly clay ; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,071 acres ;
the population in 1883 was 73.
Parish Clerk, Edward Stanton.
Letters through Falkingham arrive from Osbournby at
9 a.m. k dispatdied by messenger who calls at 3.30 p.m.
There is no letter box here. Osbournby is the nearest
money order office ; the telegraph office is at Falkingham
^-- --JJ. The living is a dis-
diai^ed rectory, tithe rent -charge £334, gross yearly value
j£a54, including 16} acres of glebe, with residence, erected The children of this place attend the school at Newton
Sadler Rev. Wm. [rector], The Rectory | Drewry Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer | Sardeson Charles, farmer
OEITTON is a parish, in the Southern division of the
connty, parts of Kesteven, Spittlegate petty sessional divi-
•on, Grantham soke, union and connty court district,
niral deanery of South Grantham, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-west from Grantham and
near the Grantham and Nottingham canal. The village is
pleasantly situated in the vicinity of a small rivulet, on the
borders of Leicesterdiire. Tlie church of St. Andrew is a
structure of stone, chiefly of the Perpendicular period, with
some portion of Early Decorated work, and consists o(
dianoel, with chantry chapel, nave, aisles and a fine em-
battled tower with pinnacles, and containing 5 bells : the
windows o( the north aisle retain some fragments of ancient
glass, and some of the old bench ends remain ; in the
chancel are three sedilia and a piscina ; an arcade of two
arches opens into the chantry ; there are several monuments
to the Blyth, Welby and Williams families, including at the
west end of the south aiale, a fine monument to John Blyth
of Denton, x6o3, his wife Margaret (Thorold) and six
children ; the altar-like base of the tomb supports a recum-
bent effigy of John Blyth, in the costume of the period, and
below are smaller kne«^g effigies of the others; nearly
opposite is a remarkable monument to Richard Welby
1713, on the lUMrth side of the chancel is a grey slab
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LINCOLNSHISB'v
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iMPmerV containing tbe canopied flg;ar«-of ap ecdeaiastic,
in brass. The register dates from the year 1558. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charga. ^^788, graas yearly
valqe ;^89Cinduaing 59 acres of glebe, in the girt of the
Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, aaa held since 1840 by the
Bev. George llionias Potchett s.a, of Bt. John's College,
Cambridge. A rectory house was built in 1841. Denton
manor, th« seat of Sir William Earle Welby-Oregory tort.
D.L., J.P. in a fine mansion of stone, standing on a' slight
elevatign, in a finely wooded park of 370 acres : the manor
house wluch IS situated about aco yards to the south-west
of the old hall (now pulled down) was bnilt in 1879-83 from
designs of A. W. Blomfleld esq. h.a. and is in the Tndor
style, the internal decorations being Jacobean : there are
some good family portraits in the house and numerous
works of artj many of the latter inherited under the will of
the late G-resory Oregery, of Harlaxton manor : the
gardens extend 07er 8 acres, and there is a spring fiowing
mto the fish twnds known as '"St. Christophers Well,"
which is said to possess medicinal qu^ties : the rirulet
below the park supplies a reservoir of 38 acres, belonging
to the Grantham canal : in the park is an almafaouse
(or aix poor people, founded in 1653 by William Welby esq.
who enSowea it with a yearly rentK;harge of £18 las. out
of the Denton estate. William Welby esq. who died in
1790, requested the snooeeding lords of Denton to pay £12
yearly for the schooling of poor children. Rebecca Welby, in
the year 1714, left for the six almspeople the interest of ;^xo.
Potchett Rev. George Thomas, b. a. lOeeaon Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
[rector] ' Geeson Samoel, blacksmith k wheel-
Welby-Gregory Sir William Earle, 1 wright, & post office
bart. D.t., ;. P.Denton manoT;ft Carl- 1 Green James, stone mason
ton & St. Stephen's clubs, Londoni.w , Holmes George, shoe maker
; Holt William, assistant overseer k
Sixcottiigesm thf yiUage iixe occupied by ganpers : the donor
is unknown. The poor puishioners have a cottage and
t3A. as. of land at Harlaxton, purchased with £^3 peor'i
money in 1696, and now worth £15 yearly. In the year
1737 a Roman tesselated pavement was found in Denton tield,
30 feet square, and formmg a pattern oonsistitig of squaret
and lozenges, ornamented witn ^leqiier vtoHc : a dnwing
was made of this by the late Ar. Fowler, who also disooTered
part of another pavement, 8 feet square, and of a richer
pattern : both of these were engraved in his " Collection of
Roman Pavements." Here are quarries of good ironstone.
Sir William Earle Welby-Gregray bart. d.l.', j.p. is kird
of the manor andprincipikl laaoowner. The soil is variooi ;
subsoil, stony. The chief crops are wheat, barley and catt.
The area is a,6oo acres; rateable value, j^4,3i4; the
population in 18S1 was 547.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Winter.
Post ' k ttonxt Obdbb k Tblbobapb Officb k
Savings Bank.— Samuel Geesdn, receiver. Letters arrive
from OrantiiBm at 6.56 a.m. k are dispatdied at-6.18 pim
ScBOCOJ: —
COHMBBCIAI.. I „tg collector
Brewster John, farmer, Lodge farm | Jackson Joshua, batcher
Bullock Jane (Mrs. ), shopkeeper ^ Jackson William, shpe maker
Chapman Robert, water miller , Johnson George, carpenter
Golhngwood William Brewster, steward Kitchen Edward, farmer
to Sir Wm.Earle Welby-Gregory,bart I^ane Francis, farmer
DIGBY is a perish with a station on the Great Northern
and Great Eastern joint railway, in. the Southern division of
the county, wapentake of Flaxwell, parts of Kestev.en, Slea-
ford union, petty sessional division and county court district,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, rural deanery of
Aswardhnm-with-Lafford No. i, 9 miles west from Tatter-
shall and 6 north-by-east from Sleaford. The church of St.
Thomas a Becket is a building of stone in the Early English
and Periiendicular styles ; it has chancel, nave, idsles and
porch, with a lofty spire risine from, an embattled tower, in
which are 3 bells, one of whidi is modern, the others bear
the dates of 1656 and 1672 : the font is of the Perpendicular
period : in the south walls of the chancel are two piscinae and
a small recessed Early English sedile : the oldest feature is
a late Norman doorway in the south aisle constituting the
principal entrance : this is ornamented with reticmated
work and the nail bead, and was thought good enough to be
incorporated into the Early English church, foruune the
basis of the present structure, in the front of this a
modem porch hds been built : the aisle for the most part
is Early English : the north aisle is also Early English :
the nave is surmounted by a Perpendicular clerestory, hav-
ing six lights arranged in couples on each side, and an em-
battled parapet: the chancel walls are Early English : the
lower stage of the tower is Early English, having a lancet
in its western wall ; above it is a decorated stage constituting
the belfry: this is surmounted by a coarse but effective
Perpendicular parapet and a well-proportioned spire : within
the church both aroides, each of three bays, are excellent but
ul different periods, the northern one is Early English, the
westernmost bay of the aisle is of the Decorated period and
serves as a vestrv : there was once a chapel on the east of
both aisles as evidenced by an aumbry towards the east end
of the north aisle wall : the chancel arch is Early English ;
in this arch is a Perpendicular oak screen in fair condition :
the chalice is silver, with a paten dated 1569. The regist«r
Gill Mrs
Rawdon John
COXMBBCIAL.
Barlow Marj- Jane (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Brown Benjamin, butcber
Brown Sumner, tailor
Chambers George, blacksmith
Chapman Joseph, farm bailiff to Messrs
Roberts & >ullins. The Manor
DODDINOTONT is a parish, township and small vil-
lage, .pleasantly sitoated, and, - from its 'elevated situation,
oom^tuniding an extensive view over a fine pictaresqae
ooontry, in the Mid division of the county, adjsmipg Notts,
parta a< Kesteven, lower division .of Bootbby Graffoe wapen-
take, lancoln anion and county court district, rural deanery
National (mixed), built in 1730 k restored in 1833, for ijS
children ; averaga attendance, 90 ; supported by subscrip-
tioiis k government grant ; Charles Edward Carter,
master ; Mrs. Maria Carter, mistress
Infants, built in i860, to hold 40 children ; attendance about
the same ; Miss Mary Barnacle, mistress
Lane William, fanner k thraahiiig
machine owner
Lowther John Osborne, fanner
Mann William, market gardener
Morgan James, farrier
Shilhto Mary (Mrs.), straw bonnet k
hat maker
Smith John, farmer
Stretton Francis, carpenter
Tinkler Joseph, farmer
Wright Uriah, Welby Arms P.a
Watson Daniel, tailor
dates from the year 1560. The living is a discharged \-icttr.
age, united with the rectory of Bltnholme in 171 7, joint
yearly value /490, in the gift of Miss Constance Nisbet-Ham-
ilton, and held since 1873 by the Bev. Charles Barnes v.i.
of Corpus Christ! college, Oxford, who resides at Bloxholme.
Here is a Wesleyan diapel built in 1879. In 1761
Henry Young left nine acres of land, at Prieston, to this
parish, the rents to be dispensed as fdlows : aos. for foor
poor widows annually, and a house to live in, and the
remainder for the education of 8 poor diildren. In 1803 the
trustees received ^146 gs. 6d. for part of the land taken for
the Hobhnle Drain, which remains at interest, and the
remainder of the land is let for £ij los. yearl}- ; out ol this
income the schoolmaster is paid £ao i6s. gd. yearly lor
teaching 10 free scholars. 'There is aq ancient cross, con-
sisting of stone base, shaft and Latin cross and a stream
callecT" Digby Beck " passes through the village. The Earl
of Harrowby is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is a red loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crop; are
wheat, beans, barley, turnips and seeds. The area is
2,383 acres ; rateable value, ^3,373; the population in 1881
was 304.
Parish Clerk, John Searle.
Post Offick. — Mrs. Mary Mills, postmistress. Letters are
received from Sleaford at 4.40 a.m. ; dispatched at 8.45
a.m. Letters from Lincoln arrive at 9.10 a.m. ; dis-
patched at 4.30 p.m. The nearest money order 4
telegraph office is Kuskington
The National school for boys & girls, built at the expense
of the late Rev. J. Mackinnon x.A. k the parish ; John
Searle, master
County PoUce, Jabez Wilkinson, oonftable
CASBiKBa passing through to Sleaford on mondays 1> t«
Lincoln on fridays, returning the same days
Railway Station, William Perry, station master
Bawdon Jane (Miss), dress maker
Ruoke William, wheelwright k joiner
Sumner Thomas, coal dealer
Sumner William, farmer
Thornton Matthew, shopkeeper k beer
retailer
Upton Vessey, boot k shoe maker
Walker George, wheelwright
Duckett Charles, saddler
Gibson Joseph, coal k coke merchant ;
k at Sleaford
Key Thomas, farmer. Fen
Leedale Charles William, farmer
Medwell Filkington, Red Lion p.H
Mitton William, farmer k miller( water)
Pindar Anson, blacksmith
of Graffoe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 mSes
westrby-eouth from Lincoln and 3^ north from Thorpe
statioa, on the Midland railway. The chorcb of St. Peter
was almost entirely rebuilt by Lord DelavaU in the Deco^
at«d. style,' 1771 ; it is. of stone, and.ponfists of chaneel,
nave, north and aoutb aisles : it has a west^n tower, snr-
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monntad by an .octagonal «pira ODBtaliiing <t bell': '.the
windows bare bemi filled irith stained glass, ' presented by
the late O. E. Jarvis esq.- and the Ber. C M> O. Jarvis, as
memorials to members o( their (aaiily: ' The register chtes
from the year i6go. The living it a rectory,' yearly vslae
l^afio, with handsome residenoe, with ST'acresof glebe land,
m the (rift of Greo. Bden Jarrik asii. and held sfnos tMr by the
valne of the townih^'jf 3,110 ; the population in iSSz wa»
-^ the parish, 374 ; and of the tomiship, 156.
WKisBr township, half a mile north from Thorpe station,
had a popQtation in xtSi of 118, and contains 1,634 acres ;
rateable VAlue, £1,76^ > the property of Bobert Charles'
Vyner esq. of Newby Ball, Yorkshire. -
Parish Clerk, John Lyon.
Bw. ^wtlMen George &leK.A. of UnlwrsHyCoUege, Ox- : Letters by foot post throngh Uncoln, which with Saiilby
ford. Doddington Hall, a handsome Elizabethan manaioa, is
the seat of George Eden Jarvis eeq: d:l.; z.r. Mod was
formerly the seat of the ancient ^nily of Delaval : the
ptossare-groond*, walks and -plaatatioiis which aarroand-it
ue beaatiftilly arranged. G. £. Jarvia eaq. is lord- of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil is clay and sand ;
mbsoil, gravel. The chief crope are wheat, faartey and ,
oats. Tte area of the entire phrish is 4,044 acres ; rateable ; Cabbiek to Limcoui. — John Flaskitt, throngh daily
are the nearest money order & telegraph offices.
Lbiteb Box cleared at 4.35 p.m. week days only
School, built in 1851, to hold 60 children ; average attend-
ance, 34 ; supported by Georf^ Eden Jarvis esq. & the
rector, k under government inspection; Miss Mary
Barker, mistress '
Soddin^on.
Cole Bev. Bobt. Eden Geo. x. A. [rector]
Jarvis George Eden d^u, i.p. Dod-
dington h^
COmOBCIAI.
Brooke William, grazier
Brown John, farmer
CttrtiSs Mary 'Ann (Mrs.), farmer,
Top House farm
Hopkinaon Henry, farmer
Stapleton George Henry, farm bailifl
to G. E. Jarvis esq
Torksey, Fe'nton, KsttIethor;)e, Dod-
dington k Newton Agricnltnral
Association (Henry Hopkinson, see)
Topbam Charles, farmer
Wells George, farmer '
Whisby-
Bartholmew George, farmer
Miles Joseph, farmer
Moss Biemtrd k William, farmers
Pate William, farmer
Bawson John, farmer, lite Moore
JURY SOSDINOTOK is a viUaga and parish, in the
Soothem division of the county, wapentake of Loveden,
A'ewark nnion and ciannty court district, put* of Kesteven,
rami deanery of Graffoe, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, one mile and a half south from Chiypole station,
116} mSea from London and 6 sonth-eost from Newark, on
the river Witham and the borders of Notts. The church
cf St. James is a structure of stone in the E^rly Decorated
style, oonaistiiig of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower with
short broach spire, relieved by four large dormer lights on
the principal fooes: the church was restored in 1876 by
pnUic sabacription. The register is included in that of
Wotbonnigfa. The Uving is a vicarage, united to the first
mediety of ttae rectory of Weetboron^, of the yearly value
«< /Td, in the gift of the representatives of the late T. H.
Bellamy James, shoe maker 1 Cullen Ann (Mi*s), shopkeeper
Bellamy Thomas, grocer Daws Ann (Miss), shopkeeper
Bennett Geoi^, farmer
Braithwaite William, farmer
Collins William, farmer
Cragg Joseph, carpenter
Faulkner James, Wheatsheaf p.h
Parker William, carrier
Pickering George, farm bailiff to Bobert
!l. Lowe esq
Barkery and held since 1S68 by the Bev. Bichard Meredith
ICA. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, who resides at West-
borough. The Wesleyana have a place of worship here.
George Nevile esq. D.i., i.p. is lord of the manor' and
principal landowner. The soQ is loam and stiff day ; sub-
soil, clay and stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
turnips and seeds. The area is 3,160 acres ; rateable value,
/^3,804 ; the popnlatioa in.iBSx waa 325.
Parish Clerk, William Cnsseiis.
Letters through Grantham. The nearest money order k
telegraph omce is at Long Bennington
National School, erected in 1873, at the cost of j^iTO, for 60
children ; average attencbinoe, 40 ; the school u supported
by subscription k chSdren's pence; Miss F. Stapleton,.
mistress
t Bbberti William, farmer
Boberts William, registrar of births k
deaths forDry Doddington sub-district
Book Richard, shoe maker
Vicl^rs WtOiam, farmer
WMkin Jatnes, carrier
DOOSTXE is a township^on the navigable river Witham,
and station on the Great Northern railway, partly in ffiliing-
hay and Swineshead parishes,Mid division of the ooonty.parts
of Kesteven, first division of Langhoe wapentake, Sleaford
petty seasonal divisioB, and Boston union and ootmty conrt
district, iiSJ miles from London, a soath-aouth-weat from
'htterrinUuid lo^ north-west from Boeton. Itie railway
station is on the east bank of the Witham and is in Ckmingsby
parish; tbeKisafenratthestatiooir Tlw navigable Catch-
water drsin joins the Witbam here. '.'The inhabitants att«nd
the church at Coningsby. Here are Primitive and Wesleyan
Methodist chapels. The trustees of the late Jatnes Ma3rfield
es^. J. J. Wlieal esq. and G. C. Wheal esq. are the
pnndpal landowners. The soil is mostly pest; subsoil,
day. Hie chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and rape
wed : this was formerly a low marshy soil, but it is now
well drained, a steam-engine of 30-horse power having been
erected in 1841 for the purpose of pumping the drain water
into the river. The area is 737 acres ; rateable value,
Zi/MS 198.3d.; the popobttion in 1881 was SCO. By a Local
Government Board order, dated December 34th, 1S80, a
detached part of this parish township, containing 391 acres,
was transferred to Amber Hill parish.
Letters through Boston, viA Coningsby, by foot messenger.
Ward Luke, farmer
Creasey James, farmer
Hitch John, joiner
Johnson John, shoe maker
Lowe James, farmer
Mayfield Thomas, farmer
Potter Samuel, farm bailiff to J. W.
Firmer esq
Bichardson John, overseer ft farmer
Bichardaon Williatn, engineer
SindairWm.fcCo.6our mins,jH»al mers
Vinter Wm. beer retailer k ferryman
OOHZNOTOK IS an ancient market town, parish, with
■tatioa on the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint rail-
way, and polling place for the Southern division of the
ooon^, in the wapentake of Kirton, porta of Holland,
Saddiog onion and county court district, rural deanery of
Xorth HoUand No, i, and archdeaconry and diocese of
I.inroln, ix south-west from, Boston, 10 north-by-west from
Spalding. The town is situated at the jnnctioos of the
Tbn nearest money' order k telegrt^ih office is at
Coningsby
Bailway Station, darey Berry, station master
The principal part of this township is included in Billinghay
United School Board District, the remainder being in-
cluded in the South West HoUand Fen . United School
Board District.
Board School, Tattershall Bridge, built in 1881, at a cost of
/750, for ISO children, with an average attendance of 91;
Thomas Joseph Leonard, master. The North East
Holland Fen United District School Board pay one third
of the building k maintenanoe of this school.
Conveyance. — Freeman's packet-boat to Boston, Wednesday
for passengers, on thnrsJay for Inggage
Tattbbshall Bbidoe is a hamlet, paruy in Billinghay par-
ish and township of Dogdyke, i mile south-west of Tattershall
railway station, 3 miles north-east of Billinghay and i mile
north-west of Dogdyke railway station. Here is a Wesleyan
chapel. The population is about 300'.
Post Okfick. — Leonard Wallace Tyson, postmaster. Lettera
for Tattershall Bridge if sent by Boston, arrive at 9.30.
if sent ritl Sleaford, they arrive 34 hours later. Bos
doses at 6 p.m. Coningsby is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
Winterton CSiarles, market gardener
Tattershall Bridge.
Benton Jabez Franklin, farmer, Dales
Bristow Thomas, farmer
Carter Thomas, blacksmith
Collishaw Bebeoca (Mrs.), farmer, Dales
Fox William, farmer
Harrison Henry, wheelwright
Hoys John, farmer
Key William, farmer
Lamymaq Amos k Son, coal, potato,
hay k straw merchants
Lamyman Amos, Boyal Ohk p.h. k
assessor of taxes for Dogdyke
Lamyman Jhn. farmer & pottltry man
Marshall William, farmer
Mastin William, farmer. Dales
Mastin Wm.Cuthbert,jun.rarmer,Dales
Parrott Joseph, shoe maker
Seaman WilHam Hy. grocer k draper
Shaw Seaby, farmer. Dales
Sumpter Ed.B. (exors. of) frmrs.DaIes!
roads from Spalding and Grantham to Boston, and is lighted
with gas by a limited company. The church of St. Mary
and t£e Holy Bood is a nne stone structure, in the Early
English, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, clerestoried nave of five aisles, porch and on the
south side a lofty embattled tower with spire relieved by
three tiere of hgfats, and together a/^ feet in height, and
containing [ ] bells : the tower and spire form the principal
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tektore of the idmrdi, the loyret stage of the tower wnrea ■■
a porch ; the nave and south aisle are Decorated and tha
nOTtb aisle is of the same period, bnt later ; the clerestory is
lighted by seven windows on either side and is sormoanted
by an embattled parapet ; both east and west windows are
Perpendicular and have each Are lights ; on each side of
the former is a doorway : the chanral retains pisdna and
aedilia, and on the north side of the chancel is an arched
recess, with a series of rade steps eastward of it ; the font is
a flne example of Decorated work : the church was restored
and re-seated in 1868 and a new vestry added : the late Bar.
John Wilson, then patron, undertook the expense of the re-
storation of the chancel, and has left a legacy for the repair of
the ch UTch : there is an organ, built by Nicholson,pf Lincoln :
a south window in chance], the gift of the present vicar, and
a west window,the gift of the late Enoch Mulson ; four stained
windows have just been added (1884), one in the chancel,
the gift of Mr. Freer ; an east window in south aisle, also
the gift of Mr. Freer. The churchyard was enlarge^ in
186^ with the consent of the Secretary of State, and a
Bunal Board of 5 members has been established. The
register dates from the year 1643. The living is a vicarage
and rectory, yearly value about jfaSj, in the gift of
Simeon's trustees, and held since 1851, by the Rev. John
Doughty Grenside m.a. of Exeter College, Oxford. Here
are Wesleyan, Baptist and Primitive Methodist chapels.
The Bev. Anthony Barnes' charity is for clergymen's
widows: the income is about ;f400, under four trusteea
▼is. the vicars of Donington and Pinchbeck and rectors
of Algarkirk and Wyboton. There are several small
devises of land, which are managed by the churchwardens
And overseers, and the income dwtributed yearly in money
and kind. A sum of money has been left by the late Enoch
Millson esq. producing an income ofjf 300 yearly : it is in
the management of four trustees ; Bichard Bothamley is
managing trustee ; it is distributed in weekly premiums in
bread and clothing to the poor of Donington. Tha market
day is on Thursday, and three annnal fairs are held for
horses and cattle viz. Hay afith, September 4th and
October 17th. A County Police Station was erected in 1859,
and a new court-house is to be erected adjacent. Park
House, the seat of Richard Gleed esq. is a noble mansion,
beautifully situated in the centre of extensive grounds. There
are three separate manon in this parish, namely, Wykes, of
which Henry Smith esq. and Cowley's trustees are the lords;
Monk's Hall, Henry Smith esq. is the lord; Cowley's
trustees, Richard Gleed esq. and Henry Smith esq. are the
principal landowners. The kH is clay and silt; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans, peas and
potatoes. The area is 6,180 acres; county rate, j^iSi9o6>
the population in 1881 was 1,665.
NoBTBOBFB is a hamlet i mile north.
Parish Clerk, William Clifton.
Foot, Monky Ordeb & Tklbqbaph Office k Savings Bank.-
—Bertram John Johnson, postmaster. Letters through
Spalding arrive at 6.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 7.5 p.m. ; on
Sundays at 6. 15
Insusance Aoents : —
Norwich Union Life, Frank Lunby
Queen, Charles Henry Cherrington
Provident Life, Richard Bottomley
FBIVATB BBSIDBNTS.
Abbott Mrs
Bothamley Richard
Ckiwdron William
Denning Arthur Da Vti BJL Grammar
school
Dinwood Mrs
Dods William
Flint George
Gleed Ridu^ Park house
Grenside Rev.John Donghtyi(.A.[vicar]
Holmes Richard
Irving Mrs
Jollye Edward William
Knowles Mrs
Lound Mrs
Manton Charles
Modd James
Horley William, Browntoft house
Newcomb Fred, Dial house
Pegler Miss Emily Fanny, Endowed schi
Stennett' Charles
•Thorlby Mrs
While George Charles
Wootton Mrs
COHMEBCIAL.
Ashwell William, farmer, Northorpe
Banudale David, market gardener
Bamsdale James, farmer
Bamsdale Richard, farmer
Bamsdale William, farmer
Bartram John Johnson, farmer
Baxter John, miller (wind)
Bell Thomas, farmer
Bellenson John Blow, Black Swan p.h
Berridge John, farmer, Fen
Brown William, farmer. Fen
Burton John, chimney sweeper
Carter Corn. Atkin, frmr. Caythorpe ho
Cherrington Charles Henry fc Co.
grocers, linen & woollen drapers
Clarke William, shopkeeper
Cocks William, nurseryman
Darby William, millwright
Dods William, corn & coal merchant
Donnington Gas Co. Limited (Richard
BothMnley, sec)
Edward Charles, inland revenue officer
Elsam Frances (Mra. ), dress maker
Enderb}' Fanny (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
I Evans Samuel, shoe niaker
Foster Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer
I Fowler Esther (Mrs. ), farmer
I Fox Eliza (Mrs.), farmer
j Gadsby Thomas, machine owner
I Gibbins William, shopkeeper
1 Gibbons Edward, boot maker
I Gillins Jn. Bottle k Glass, Northorpe
Green James, cowkeeper, Northorpe
I Hague Thomas Bncknall, plumber
I Hansard Samuel, farmer
I Hardy Thomas, former, The Wykes
Boyal Farmers' k Genaral, William Dods
Son Ftie, Willjam Dods
PuBuc EsTABusHiaorra : —
Black Sluice CommiaskinsTS, Benjamin Snith, clerk;
Bic^rd Bothamley, deputy-clerk
Burial Board, Richard Bothamley, clerk
Inland Revenue OfBce, at the Red Cow inn
County Polioe Station, Sergt. John Clarke k s oonataUes
Public Offickbs : —
Inland Revenue OiBoer, Charles Edwards
Collector of Poor's Rates, Nathaniel Clark Sontham
Medical Officer, Doningtian district k Registrar of Births,
Deaths k Marriages for Donington sub-district, Edward
William JoUye
Schools : —
Cowlesr's Free Schod k schools in connection therewith
are on the foundation of the late Mr. Thomas Cowley, k
were established in 1711 : they are governed by a scheme,
approved by the Master of the Rolls in 1858 : the income is
devoted t<^ the support of Grammar school, Upper GiiV
school. Elementary Boys' school, Elementary Girls'
school k Infants' school, which three last are under
government inspection : the Grammar school will huld
80 pupils, the average attendance being about 40 ; the
Upper Girls' school will hold 60, k has an average school
attendance of 45 ; the Boys' Elementary school can receirs
100, with sn average attendance of 80 : the Girls' Elemen-
tary, 80, with an average attendance of 48, whilst the
Infanta' school has been erected for iso,the average attend-
ance being zoo : the arrangements generally are awaiting a
new scheme on behalf ct the commissionen : it is pn^xned
in the new scheme to extend the efficiency of the Girls'
department ; the exhibition of £»$ yearly will with other
sums be appropriated to several minor scholarships; aoooo:*
modation will oe provided for resident pupils, when the srt
of cookery will form a prominent feature in the benefits of
the endowmmt : the Grammar k Upper Girls' school is
not conflned to the inhabitants of Donmgton,bat are avail-
able to all parishes in the county, upon paj-inent of tbs
school fees of but £3 yearly in the Upper Girls' school k
£i yearly in the Grammar .school : the grounds com-
prise an area of about 5 acres : the buildings indnde
residence for the masters k mistresses, house for the haad
master, recreation ground, cricket field, gymnasium k
play grounds
Endowed Graumab k Othbb Schools.
Head Master, vacant
Second Master, Arthur Dn Pr^ Denning B.A. London
University
Third Master, W. B. Scott esq
Drill Instructor, Sergt. BatcliS
Upper Girls' School.— Head mistress. Miss Emily |Fanny
Pegler ; second mistress. Miss Harriet Pike
Elementary Boys', Thomas Jackson, master; Elementary
Girls', Mrs. Charlotte Flint, mistress
Infant School, Miss Margaret Scoffield, mistnaa; Miss
Elizabeth Grundy, assistant mistress
Railway Station, Donington road, James Jn.Nibloe,oolleetor
Cabbibbs to: —
Boston— William Hempsall k William Richman,wed. Ic sat
Spaldino — ^William Richman, tnes
Hardy William Jacob, grocer Jc draper
Haw Thomas, bricklayer
Haw William, farmer
Haylock Charles Edward, wat<dunaker
Heffield John Edwin, farmer
Hempnll William, carrier
Hndunbottom James, Peacock p.h
Holmes Bichard, farmer, Northorpe
Holt George, agricultural engineer
Hutchinson Henry, market gardener
JoUye Edward William, surgeon fc
medical officer, Donington district.
Spalding union Ic registrar of births,
deaths k marriages for Donington
sub-district
Kerry Henry, grocer
Kirk Thomas, shoe maker
Kitchin Samuel, plumber
Kitching Edwin, organ bnilder
Lincoln k Lindsey, Banking Co. Lim.
Attendance at Messrs. Charles Henry
Cherringtonfc Cos.tbnrada}-s 10 to 4 ;
draw on Preaoott, Cave k Co. Lon-
don t.e
Leresley John, farmer, Northorpe
Lnmby Frank, auctioneer
Manning Robeart, beer retailer
Manton Charles, fanner
Mills Henry, farmer
Millson William Belton, contractor
Moore Joseph, farmer, Northorpe
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Moore WiDiuii, tailor
Morl^ Wm. funner, Broiwntott honn
Xeweomb Thomas, saddler
Peach Bichd. Walter, chemist & printer
Fell Joemh (Mrs.), farmer. Pen
Picker WaUam, baker
Basdale Bichaid, farmer
Bichardaon Willkm, wbeelvright
Kirhman William, carrier
Kippon David Trimnall, miller (wind)
Kppoa Edirin, miller (wind)
Boberts William, farmer, Nortborpe
Rowe Abraham, farmer, In^
Bove Joaeph, farmer
SeiiticleAngastian,beer rtlr.& vblwrgbt
LmCOLNSHIfiS.
Sewards William, Boas k Grown P.H.
Sharp Lmnley, butcher
Sharp Wilby, grocer
SholboH Samuel Greenham, farmer.
The Grange farm
Slight Edward, farmer
Smith B. k Co. solicitors
Smith William, former, Nortborpe
Southern Nathaniel Clark, corn mer
Spinks George, builder
Stennett Charles, com dealer
Swift Hary (Mrs. ) k Charles, farmers.
Red house
Thompson Catherine (Mrs.), farmer,
Eaudyke
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Twigg John, {armer, Nortborpe
Upton Frederickt Black Bull p.h
Wass William, Red Cow p.h
Watson Edward, farmer, Fen
West William, harness maker
Whitfield William, shoe maker
WQkinson Ebenexer, hair dresser
Williamson Edward, boot maker
Wilson James, farmer, Nortborpe
Wray Charles, farmer, Nortborpe
Wright Edward, blacksmith
Wright John, farmer
Wyer Daniel, farmer. Fen
Wyer Goforth, k.r.c.v.s.m. k f.v.u.a.
veterinary surgeon
DOKINaTON-TTPON-BAIN (formerly Donhiko-
tok-ok-Bains) is a pleasant village, parish and station on
the Louth and Lincoln line of railway ; it is in the Mid
dirisioit of the county, parts of Lindsqr, North division of
the wapentake of Gartree, Loath union and county court
district, rural deanery of Homcastle, archdeaconry of Stow
•nd diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles west-south-west from Louth
and 10 north from Horncastle. The church of St. Andrew
is a atone structure in the Early English style, with a chan-
cel, nave and small embattled tower at west end, contain-
ing 3 bells, and contains a Saxon font : the chancel was
lebuUt by the late rector in 1855. The register dates from
the year 1655 ; the earlier registers are in a very dilapidated
ooBoition. "nie living is a rectory, yearly value ;f ^00, in-
doding 313 acres of glebe, allotted in lieu of tithes m 1798,
with residence, in the gift of and held since 1876 by the I Schools : —
Bev. James William Ashe, of St. Bees. The church land | National (mixed),
amounts to about 8 acres. Here are places of worship for
Baptists, Wesleyans, United Methodists and Primitive
Methodists. At the Enclosure upwards of 34 acres were
allotted to the poor, in lieu of land which had been pur-
chased with j^44 left by Elizabeth Lomen in 1669 ; the
yearly inoome now derived from this charity is about £43
net, which sum is distributed on the first Thursday in
December annually ; one third is appropriated to the
National school, and the remainder is distributed in coals
Ashe Bev. James William, Rectory Farmery William, carrier
Fletcher John, bricklayer
Gilliat Joseph, blacksmith
Gray Bets^ (Mrs.), wheelwright
Gray William, butcher
Harrison Luke, farmer
Hill Benjamin, farmer
Kent John, joiner
Ladley TI)oinas, farmer
Lammiman Abraham, farm bailiff to
West John Bainey esq
I^arder Robert, miller (water) k baker
Larder Thomas, miller k baker
Lewis John, lime burner
Lingard Thomas, carpenter
COmiBRCIAL.
Afhton Edward, farmer. Rectory form
Atkinson Jabez, general dealer
Benton Theophilns, grocer &c
Briggs WiUiam, farm baflifl to William
Wood esq
BrocUebank John, brick k tile maker,
coal merchant k white sand pits
Brampton William, tailor
Byron Edward, farmer, Ivy house
(iayton Samuel, grocer
Coupland John, farmer
Else John, shoe maker
and money to the poor. West John Bainey esq. who
is lord of the manor, William Wood and Wuliam Grant
Allison esqrs. and the rector are the chief landowners. The
Foresters' Hall, built in 1879, ■■ » plain red brick structure
and is let for public meetings and concerts. The soil is
wold, clay and sand. The crops are wheat, barley and
turnips. The area is 1,890 acres ; rateable value, 3,313 ;
the population in 1881 was 473.
Welsdalk Bottom is one mile and a half north-east.
Parish Clerk, John Frederick Adnams. '
Post k Money Oboes Office k Savings Bank. — Alfred
Nixon, sub-postmaster. Letters through Louth arrive at
9 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.30 p.m. The nearest telegraph
office is at South Willingham railway station
Insubanci Aoknt. — Queen Fire k Life, Josiah Watson
^ __ „ built in 1850, capable of holding 66
children ; average attendance, 33 ; k supported by the
Elizabeth Lomen charity, subscriptions, grant k school
pence ; John Frederick Adnams, master ; Miss Adnams,
sewing mistress
Wesleyan, average attendance, 76 ; k supported by sub-
scriptions, ^frant k school pence ; Miss Mary Taylor, mist
Railway Station, Charles Freeborough, station master
CakbiAbs to LoiTTH. — William Farmery k Charles Preston,
wed. k sat
Lumsden Thomas, Railway inn k ens I
merchant
Moody William, bricklayer
Neve George, carpenter
Prescntt Joseph, farmer
Preston Charles, carrier
Seymour Thomas, seedsman k florist
Townend David, shoe maker, grocer k
tea dealer
Watson Joshua, land surveyor, manure
k commi<)8ion agent, & agent to the
Queen Fire k Life InsuraneeCompany
Wharram Matiiias, Black Horse f.u
Worthington David, grocer
DOBBINOTOK is a parish, in the Southern division of
the county, wapentake of Flaxwell, parts of Kesteven, Slea-
ford nnion, petty sessional division and coonty court district,
ratal deanery of Lafford No. i, and archdeaconrj' and
diocese of Lincoln, and li miles north from Ruskmgton
station, on the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint Une,
10 miles south-west from Tattershall and 5 north from
Sleatord. The church of SS. James and John, situated on
an eminence half a mile from the village, is an ancient
structure, originally Early English, but now almost
wholly in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave, aisles and a low tower containing 3
bells: the church was restored
piscina : there are inscribed stones to Anthony Oldfield 1668
and Elizabeth, his wife, 1686 : in the church there is also a
white marble tablet to Mrs. Elizabeth Farmer, 1786.
The register dates from the year 1653. "^^ lining is
a discharged vicarage, tithe rent-charge (vicarial) £g,
gross yearly value ;^iao including 115 acres of glebe, in the
gift of Lord Aveland. The Rev. James Bell M.A. of Corpus
Christi college, Cambridge, is curate in charge, and resides
at Kuskington. The Wesleyans have two chajels here.
The poor allotments of 13 acres produce jfao yearly, which
is applied to the use of the National school. Thomas Pears
esq. who is lord of the manor, and Joseph Dent esq. are
the principal landowners. The soil is chiefly heavy land ;
was restored in 1867, at a cost of, ^ ^ ,
"••""t ;£»,soo, when the whole fabric was new roofed, subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley,
a vestry added and the church reseated ; these works being turnips &c. The area is i,83i acres; rateable value,
carried out under the supervision of Messrs. Kirk and Parry, j^a,639 ; the population in i88t was 398.
architects: the stained cast window was presented by
i'seph Dent esq. of this parish ; the small west window was
inserted from subscriptions collected by Mr. Sykes : the
clerestory is Late Perpendicular ; the cast wall appears to
have berai wholly rebuilt in 1330, in a ver}' careful manner :
Parish Clerk, Daniel Woalds
Post Office. — John Tindall, receive^ Letters arrive from
Lincoln at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 4. 15 p.m. Letters from
Sleaford at 4.35 p.m. ; dispatched at 9 a.m. The nearest
,. . , -, . , — -, -, , . money order <t telegraph office is at Ruskington
the cast wmdow has reticulated tracery ; above its arch IS a ... . , o v , / • i\ . ^ f.j ., ,
piece of sculpture, representing the " Lak Judgment," and ^^'''»''"»' School (mixed), for 65 children ; average attend
"ver this is a small niche : the tower is a good specimen of
Decorated work, and has a plain parapet without pinnacles,
bm it once had both pinnacles and a spire : both arcades are
Early English ; at the east end of the north aisle is a small
lUeMiss
MacKioder Mrs
•■>•)« hern Miss
COMXBBCIAI..
Barlow Wm. wheelwright Ic carpenter
Brown WiDiam Henry, farnoer
ancr, 59 ; k supported by a government grant, k ;^30
yearly arising from a charity ; Charles Davy, master
CARRTEn. — George Veal, to Sleaford, mon. returning the
same day ; to Lincoln, fri
Burrows John, blacksmith I Goose Joseph, farmer
Corney Mary (Mrs.), boot & shoe makr Lnnn Edward, farm bailiff to John
Dixon William, boot k shoe maker
Dncket Edwin, Musicians' Arms p.R
Feneley Richard, grocer k batcher
Frodd Francis, farmer
F^ndd John, farmer
• Pears esq
I Pears John, farmer
iPickworth Ann (Mra), shopkeeper k
beer retailer
I Reynolds John, farmer T
Digitized by VjOOQ IC
B63 aCMHOKOTON.
LniGQItllBBiiSE.
i.i
{ssfcurfe
Veal Qeorge, carrier
Wonida Daniel, oarpanter
Sandy &eBryi^«Htet.gardaiiier I Stoir Samuel, biioklayer. :.■--:,
Sto7 & Co. brick'malcA ; = ■ TindallJohn, Pack HarwFiB. .tailoriJE
Stow James, -brmer .. | postmaatar ..■,.-,,■■. .
SOWS^TK^a^^triiihand tiUage, nearthe Cartlyke,' 111 .'gift-of J.'Boyen esq. of'Biiigt>od, Norirood r.e. and held
the Southern divisjon of the county,' hundred of ATeland,'lsitice-i867by the Rer. Kin^sman Baskett Foster b.a. of
onion and obnhty cotirt district of Bourne, parts of Kest- I^ibdolnCoBege, Oxford. £3 yearly war left in 1844 hj
even, tntti detiatrj Of AVeland No. a, and archdeaconry ' James Hurst, erf St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, t» be d^
and didces^ of Ljncsoln, 4i miles south-east from Falkin|^- ' tribnted in meat. Close to a niill in this Tillage are three
bam, I mile nortb-by-east from Rippingale station and 7 ttunnli.- Dorfsby'Ball, a fine ancient Elizabethan stase
miles uorth-by-east from Bourn. The church of St. mansion, is botr the residence of Mr. Seth BlUs Dean,
Andrew, restored in 1864, is aji.ancient structure of Stone former. The principal landowners are Lord Aveland r.i,
in the Early English and Decorated styles, . consisting of D.I., j.p. Hicbard Lucas esq. of' Edith Weston, StamfMrd,
cliancel with ciuintry, nave, aisles, south porch and a and Edward Nathaniel Conant esq. of Lyndon Hall, Oakham,
tower containing' 4 bellfr: the church has pblpit of carved ' who ib lord of the manor. The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay,
oak on a stone base, which, with the other principal fittings, The chief crops are wheat, oats and pasturage, at
is new : there is also an ancient font, placed in 1876 upon s parish contains, including patt of the hamlet of Gsabt,
handsome stone octEigon slab, the gift of Miss D. E'. Ford, 1,809 acres ; rateable value, £3,963 ; fbe population in 1881
of Little Bisington, (Gloucestershire : brasses to members of
the Soiles and Dean families, besides several tablets and a
life-sized recumbent eSigy of Etheldreda Bigdon : , there are
also several brasses in the floor of the chancel to the
Borrells, formerly of Dowsby Hall, including, Bedmayne
Burrell, 1683, and others to 1763, and a brass to Judith,
wife of Humfrey Hyde Clerk, 1700 : the restoration of
1863-4, effected at a cost of ;f 1,100, amounted almost
to a rebuilding of the fabric, in the coarse of which
several fragments of a former Norman church wiere dis-
covered, and have been built into the new east wall of the
south aisle : the north aisle is entirely new and wider than
before, and both arcades, as well as the qhancel and vestry
roofs, have been reconstructed. The churchyard was at
the same time enlarced by the throwing into it'of a rood of
land, presented by E. N. Conant esq. of Lyndon Hall, Oak-
ham. The register dates from the year 1670. The living
is a rector}-, gross yearly value £43^ with residence, in the
Dean Seth Ellis, Dowsby hall
Foster Bev. Kingsman Baskett D.A.
[rector]
COHMEBCIAL.
Barton George, farmer. East Graby
Harwell Daniel, boot maker
Bates Matthew, farmer
Dean Seth Ellis, farmer &
Dowsby hall
Qrummitt William,, farmer & grazier,
East Graby
was 186. Dowsby is sitoat^ on the western extremiiy of
the Fen districti or low country.
DowsBX Dbcoy is about one mile east. Gbabt is about
one mile to the north-west : and the portion of the hamlet
in Dowsby parish is called East Gbabt. Wbst Obabt is in
Aslackby parish.
Parish Clerk, John Bobert Holmes.
Lbttsb Box cleared at 4.10 p. m. week days only. Letters
are ceoeived throngh Falkingham. The .nearest moaej
order & telegraph offices are at BiUingboroug^ & Fal-
kingham
Insurance Agent, London Asam'anoe, J. B. Holmeo
Endowed School, built in 1S64, for 65 children ; avenge
"attendance, '43;'& supported by a local rate, govern-
ment grant, & an endowment of ;^io per annum, pay-
able out of the estates of B. Lucas & E. M. Conant
esqrs. ; John Bobert Holmes, master
Holmes John Bobert, schoolmaster, k
, collector of taices
Scales William (exora. of), farmer
Taylor Benj. Hunt, boot k shoe maker
Taylor Geo. Wm. grocer & beer retailer
grazier,
SSTBT* is a parish in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, Wold division of Candleshoe wapentake,
Spilsby union and coimty court district, rural deanery of
Hill No. I, Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 4 miles west-
by-south from Alford station and 6 north from Spilsby. The
church of St. Michael is a small building of stone, consist-
ing of chancpl and nave, south porch and an open turret
containing i bell : the porch was rebnilt in 1826 ; in the
church are brass efll^es, witiv inscription to James Prescot
gent. 1583, and Alice (Molyneanx), his wife, 1581. The
register dates from the year t6a2. Tie living is a dis-
charged rectory, consolidated \iith the rectory of South
Ormsby and Oalceby, tithe rent-charge ^^888, joint net'
yearly value /800, mcluding 85 acres of glebe, in the gift
of C. Francis Massingberd-Mundy esq.andhcld since 1873 by
the Bev. William Oswald Massingberd b.a. of Magdalen
College, Oxford, and rnral dean of Bill No. i, who resides at
Ormsby. The Grange is the property of Henry Walker
esq. Charles Francis Massingberd-Mundy esq. D.L., J. P. of
South Ormsby, who is lord of the manor, and H. Walker
esq. are the sole landowners. The soil is chalky loam;
subsoil, chalk. The chief Crops are wheat,barley, seeds and
turnips. The area is 1,338 acres ; rateable value, ;f 1,709;
the population in 1881 was 117.
Pariah Clerk, William Codd.
I/etters through Spilsby, the nearest oumey. order &
telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at South
Ormsby
Jackson George, farm bailiff to Harry Walker esq. The Grange
Wingfidd Waller, farmer, Manor farm
STTlTHOIilQi is a parish and village in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Lawress wapentake, Lincoln
onion and county court district, rural deanery of Lawress
No. I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles
north-east-by-east from Lincoln and 2^ east from Snelland
£1 each, to 10 pensioners of the parishes of Dunholme^
Sudbrooke and Scothern, which is distributed oh Asceusion
day and All Souls day in each year. The Bishop of Lincoln
is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are Mr.
John West, Messrs. Bobert and John Munn, Mrs. Tonge,
station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire rail- 1 George Tonge esq. and Miss Norton. The soil is various ;
way. The church of St. Chad is an ancient structure of stone
in the Early English style, and was restored in 1856, at a
cost of about /600 : it has chancel, nave and aisles, Avith
square embattaed tower and 3 bells ; also a good organ : it
contains a monuirient with kneeling figure of Bobert Gran-
tham, who died in 1616. The register dates from the year
1583. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £3^ '<nth
13 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bev..Francis
Swan, and held since 1876 by the Bev. William Joseph Hath-
wayB.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. Here isaBeform
Wedeyah chapel. The poor parishioners have £1 88. yearly
from land in this parish, distributed amongst tham. The
late Bobert Grantham left a yearly charity in 1616, of
Hathway Bev. Wm. Josph. bjl. [vicar]
COUMBRCIAI..
fiateman Heiiry, shopkeeper
Bocock Bobert, farmer
Cabourne William, farmer
Danbv Francis, farmer
Doubikin James, Lord Nelson P.H
Doubikin John, joiner . .
jyUJSlSBY is a parish and village, in the Sootbem division
of the connty,.Aveiand hundred. Boom union and comity
court district, parts of BsMaran; raral deanery of Aveland
No. a, Lincoln aiEfadeacanry and-diooBSe, 1 mile south from
Eldin Charles, wheelwTight
Ellis Thomas, market gardener
Elwick Edward H. general dealer
Friskney John k Thomas, carriers
Friskney Samuel, bootmaker
Goodwin Edward, farmer
Hall John, farmer
Kennington John, farmer
Moffatt Jane (Mrs.), farmer & brewer
subsoil,' day. Tbe chief crops are wheat, barley and oats.
The area is a,i86 acres; rateable value, £3,475; the
population in i88i was 403.
Parish Clerk, John Cottum.
Post Office. — Mrs. Mary Jane Beckett, receiver. Letters
arrive from Lincoln at 8. 10 a.m. ; disratched at 4.30 p.m.
The nearest money oi-der office is at Scothorne & neare&t
telegraph office at Langworth railway station
National School (mixed), built in 1862, for 86 children;
average attendance, 80 ; Joshua Bint, master ; Mrs. Sarah
Jane Bint, mistress
Cabsiebs -ro Likcoln. — John k Thomas Friskney & Richaid
Troop, mon. wed. fri. k sat
Munn Bobert, farmer & landowner>
Mickleholme, farm
Mnsgrave Henry, farmer
Sharp John, blacksmith
Vickers George, boot k shoe maker
Vickers George S. farmer
Walker William, farmer
West John, farmer jc landowner
Widdowson Frank, shopkeeper
Bippingale station, 5 miles north-east from Bourn and 5}
south-east from Falkingham. The church of All Saints is a
building of stone,' of the Early English and Decorated periods,
and consists of chancel, north Gantry, na,Te, aisles, parch
Digit
aG &y ■
JUVIC
Of^CToiT.]
LlKCQUVSHnOL
BAxam S88
ind a tower at the Wetk iand eontuning 3 bella 1 ti» towrir is«^
three stages, irith gabtodtuid orocketM bnttreaaea, and onth»
geoMid (tagiTof the veatent face u a canopied niche enclosing
a atitne, probabty of St. 'Matthew : the {ont is of late date)
with a singular Inscription on its panels, including mono-
grams of onr Lord abd the Virgin Mary : the present Bishop
of Lincoln, in a letter addreand to the Ber. G. W. Kei^t^
ley, rector, Jul; 18, 1869, mggests that it should be read as
follows: "In Ftindpio Jeans Christns, Maria (natua, est)
bsptista," t.c.' "In the Beginning Jesos Christ: (bom of)
91^ (he is) the Baptist," and several of the Tindoira are
stained : the building was completelj restored in 1857. The
registers date from uie year 1538. The living is a rectory,
nat )^early value £s^8, including 18) acres of glebe, with
residence, in the gift of the Governors of the Charter House,
London, to whom the land and tithes were sold in the year
1752, for the yearly payment of £i8a : the living has been
held since 1880 by the Rev. Fercival Hartley ll.b of Trinity
Hartley Be v. Ferdval I.L.B [rector]
lAwtance John Compton ujf^ O.C., j.p.
' Dmoby h^ Ic 3 Onslow sq. Lond. «.w
ocnaomcux.
GisaveU Frederick, farmer. Fen
Lawrance William M. farmer k grazier
LongstaS Mary Augusta (Mrs.), farmr
& grazier, The Grange
Measures John Wtfdsley, farmer, North
End farm
HaU,.Oambridge. The Car dyke runs through thq pwishi
The Govemora of the Charter Houses London,- are -lords Of
the msnor and principal landowners. The soil is-rich loam ;
anbsoilf day above the dyke, alluvial deposit below, with
substratum of clay. The efaiel crops are wheat, oats and
green crops. ^The area is 2,695 acres-; rateable value,! ^£3,926 ;
the population in 1881 was 333.
Sexton,' John Burton.
Post Office. — John Wilson, receiver. Letters through
Bourn arrive at 7.15 s.m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m. Rippm-
pale is the nearest money order office ; tUe' tel^raph office
IS at Bourn
School (mixed), built in i8Ss,for 50 children, with an,average
attendance of about 40 ; Jc supported partly from an
endowment of ;^ao yearly, paid by the GovBmors of the
Charter House, by voluntary nite ; Miss Rache) Revell,
mistress
Sanford John, carpenter & wheelwright
Wadsley William £. farmer
Wilson John, shopkeeper
Wright John, blacksmith
DtJNSTOH is a paridi and viOap^, with station on the
Great Northern and Great Eastern joint railway, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, second division of
Langoe wapentake, Lincoln union and county court district,
rural deanery of Longoboby, archdeaconry and diocese of
lincohi, 8 tniles south-east from Lincoln. The church of
St. Peter is a stone building, in the style of the thirteenth
cenlnry, and consists of chancel, double nave, south aisle
and square embattled tower containing 3 bells : the church
has been rebuilt, with the exception of the tower, by Mr. R.
Herbert Carpenter, at a cost of JM»7oo : of which sum ^^3.500
vas given by the Marquess of Kipon,;^5oo by the Ecclesias-
tical Commissioners, who receive the great tithes, and the
remainder raised by the parishioners, and it was re-conse-
crated in February, 1876 : there are 8ittin|;s for 430. The
register dateslrom the year 1564. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value /31S ""■'tn residence, in the gift of Earl de
(irer, and held since 1879 by the Rev. Richard Haworth
Hart M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. The Wesleyan
Methodists have a chapel here. Three and a half miles west
of the villagei and at the Extremity of Dnnston heath, stands
Dnnston (Hilar, which was formerly a lighthouse used as a
landmark for travellers across Lincoln heath, which up to
1750 was unenclosed : it bears this inscription : —
Calamtn Buc Bimtitt Vatii c B. •. •. S. SistlMrt
Names marked thna * ncefve letters throngh
SoQthrey.
C4rtwnght Thomas, Dnnston pillar
Foster William
Fox William, Brook farm
Hart Kev. Richd. Haworth K.A. [vicar]
Snow Mrs. The Sycamores
COXMERCIAI..
Branston Henry Smith, shopkeeper
Brown William, cowkeeper
Bunt Walter, coal merchant
Cartwright James, farmer, Pillar farm
Clifton Mmes, farmer, Manor form
I>anby Samuel, baker
Dawson Thomas, cowkeeper
Fox William, farmer. Brook farm
Halkes Thomas, builder, contractor &
wheelwright
Hickson Abraham, tailor .& shppkeeper
Maltby Harry, Red Lion p.h
ITeedham John, hurdle maker
Nelson Robert, farmer, White house
Pearson Jonathan, farmer
Pearson William, tarmer, Fen
Pepper William, farmer, Dnnston hall
•Qnincey Martin, White Horse p.h.
Southrey ferry
Richardson John, Butchers' Arms p.h
in 1810 the lantern was removed and a statue of George HI.
placed on the top to commemorate the 50th yeai' of bis reign
by Robert, Duke of Buddngham. The Marquess of Ripon
E.o. is lord of the manor and, with the Ecclesiastical Com-
missioners, who are the lay impropriators, principal land-
owner. The soil in the upper part of the parish is light land,
enclosed from Lincoln heath ; the lower part is reclaimed
fen, while the centre, from the Sleaford road to Carr dyke, is
a heavy loam ; subsoil, limestone. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and oats. The area is 4,630 acres; rateable value,
;f4,583 ; the population in 188 1 was 783. '
Parish Clerk, Joseph Moody.
Post Officr. — John Smalley, postmaster. Letters arrive
from Lincoln at 8 a.m. & are dispatched at 5.30 p.m. ;
arrive from Sleaford at 5.30 p.m. k are dispatched to
Sleaford at 8 a.m. The nearest money order & telegraph
office is at Metheringham
National School, erected in 1852, for 100 children ; average
attendance, 95 ; John Thomas Corbett, master : it is sup-
ported by voluntary contributions .
Railway Station, George Johnson, station master
Cakbibb to LrecOLK. — EenneweU, tues. k fri
Robinson George, boot k hurdle maker
Rowston John Wm. boot k shoe maker
Smalley John, draper k grocer, k post
office
Taylor Thomas, blacksmith
Todd Jesse, farmer, Fen
Trafford Clarke, shopkeeper k. thresh-
ing machine owner
Turner Benjamin, shopkeeper
Turner Catherine (Mrs.), farmer
Turner William, farmer k income tax
collector
Wood Richard, farmer
Wray Thomas, batcher ic farmer
£AOIiE is a village and parish, in the Southern division
of the ooonfy, parts of Kesteven, higher division of the
hundred of Boothl^ Graffoe, union and county court dis-
trict of Lincoln, rural deanery of Graffoe, diocese and arch-
deaconry ol Lincoln, 8 miles south-west-by-west from
Liocohi by road and sj by railway, 3 west-by-north from
Thorpe station on the Midland railway and 1 1 north-east
from Newark, llie church of All Saints is a small ancient
buiMiii|; of brick and stone in the Early Decorated style,
cooasting of cbancel, nave, north aisle and square tower
containing 3 bells : the font is Normaa work, but only the
lower haU now remains: the church has been for some
y<ars in a terrible state of decay, and requires to be pulled
down. The register dales from the year 1588. The living
isa vicarage, gross yearly value 1^150, in the gift of tl^
tmstees of T. B. Colton esq. and held since 1875 by
the Rev. Thomas Kirk m.a. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. The vicaisge house is a red brick structure,
bnilt in 1889 by subscription, at a cost of ;£i,476. Here
are two chapids belonging to the Wesleyana and the
Vesleyan Refotaner*. The trustees of .the late T. B. Colton
esq. who are lords of the manor, the trustees of the late
Miebael Colton esq. and the trustees of the late Mrs. Doro-
thea Solly are the prindpid . landowners. The soil is loamy ,
and moor land ; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and oata. The area is 0,450 acres, including Eagle
Hall parish: rateable value,- ;^3, 750, exdufiive of Eagle
Hall and Eagle Woodhouse ; the population in 1881 was
455-
Eaqle Hau., formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish,
I mile north-west from Swinderby station, which is within
the parish, and contains i, 13s acres of land ; rateable value,
;£j,444; the population in 1881 was 69. The land is the
property of Thomas Curtis esq. and occupied by Mr. G.
Sheilding, farmer.
Eaolb Woodhouse, formerly extra-parochial, is a parish,
the property oiJF the trustees of the late Mrs. Colton. The
acreage is 114; rateable value, ;^io6 ; the population, in 1881
was 7.
Letters received from Newark byCollingham at 10.30 a.m.
-Wai.i< Lbtteb Bok elearad at 3.30p.m. week days. The
nearest money order & telegraph offices are at Colliogham
k Lincoln
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1877 for the
United District of Eagle, Eagle. HaU k Eagle Wood-
house ; T. Parr, clerk to tlia board
Boar4 Stjiool, Samuel Mills, master
A bequest of ^^5 a year was made in the year 175 1 by T.
Dnyon esq.for educating six children of this parish ; 14 are
now taught free
Cabbibbs: —
Ralph Oreen, to k from Lincoln, daily
Robert Pierpoint k Henry Whitelef, to & from Newark on
. wed, ; & to & from Lincoln, on fri
Digitized by
Goo^
ic
384 SAGI.B.
Brown J<Aii
Kirk Rer. Thomas m.a. [vicar]
Tiwmhill Robert
COXUXBCIAL.
Atkinson Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper &
poet office
Boinett William, farmer
Bingham John, farmer
Bradley Caroline (Mrs.), farmer
Briggs Robert, butcher
Briggs Thomas, Engine p.h. & farmer
Burton Frederick, vbeelwright
Butler George, farmer
Dakins Kichard, farmer. Eagle Wood ho
LINCOLNSHIBE.
East George, shopkeeper, Eagle hall
Fenton James, blacksmith
Hales Charles, tailor
Hebblevhite William, beer retailer k
butcher
Holmes George, fanner
Johnson George, blacksmith
Hnnt John, boot maker
LSey William, boot maker
Lynn George, farmer
Il&nsfield Kchard, farmer
Oldham Frederick John
Pacey George, blacksmith
[kellt'm
Parr Thomas, miliar (wind) fc clerk to
the school board
Pierpoint Robert, shopkeeper k carrier
Pinchbeck George, grocer
Bead John, farmer
Shelding CJtarles, farmer, Eagle Hall
^baey James, farmer
Smith William, farmer
Smith William, tailor
Sutton Thomas, Stmggler r.m
Taylor Henry, boot maker
Taylor Jeffery, miller (irind)
Troves Edward, farmer
Parker William, farmer Waddington Edward,faraier,Eagle Hall
EASTOFT is a pleasant village, toirnship and ecclesias- I yearly value ;f 150, -with residence, in the gift o[ Henry
tical district, formed in 1855, out of the parishes of Adling- Strickland-Constable esq. i.r. of Wassand Hall, and held
fleet, in Yorkshire, and Crowle, in Lincolnshire, partly m ! since 1879 ''3' *he Rev. Edmund Richard Manwaring-White
the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, west b.a. of Pembroke College, Cambridge. There are Primitive
division of Manley wapentake, Thome union and county I Methodist and Methodist New Connexion chapels here. The
court district, and partly in the east division of the west ; principal landowners are Earl Manvers, who is lord of the
Riding of York, Goole union and county court district, rural ^ manor, Henry Strickland-Constable esq. B. A., j.p. The Ber.
deanery of Snaith, archdeaconry and diocese of York, 3^ ' Thomas Lister, Thomas C. Scholey esq. William Bmnyee
miles north-east from Crowle and 9 south-east from Gooie, esq. and William Burton esq. The soil is principally warp;
sitnated on the banks of the old river Don, adjacent to and subsoil, peat, sand and clay. Potatoes, whrat and beau
.1.. :_ »!.. IT.,. -» »_u_i — tin » — 1 _».i; — gpj jjjg staple produce of the perish. The area is 2,597
acres ; rateable value, /4,895 ; the population in 1881 «u
537 in Lincolnshire, and 85 in Yorkshire.
Parish Clerk, John fielton.
Post Office. — George Kershaw, receiver. Letters through
Goole arrive at 9. 15 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.25 p.m. vinter,
& 3.55 in summer. No post on Sundays. The nearest
money order oHice is at Luddingtun ; the telegraph office
is at Crowle
Church School (mixed), built in 1850 for 60 boys k 50 giirli
& infants ; total average attendance, 85 ; the school is
managed by a committee, of which the vicar is chaimun ;
Frank Wells, master ; Mrs. Selina Wells, mistress
Cabbikb. — William HoUiday, for Crowle k Goole, mon.
wed. jc sat
I Platts Henry, farm bailiff to William
I Coalman esq. j.f
\ Sampson George, wheelwright k rate
collector
, Scholey Thomaa Cornelins, farmer
' Spdlman Thomas, farmer, Rsinsbatt
; stone John, farmer
' Sykes Francis, farmer, Boltgate house
Sykes James, wheelwright
Sykes John, farmer
Till Enos, farmer
Till John, farmer
Till Thomas, farmer, Pademore
Till William, farmer
Wroot Ev«ratt, farmer
Wroot Isaac, farmer
Wroot Richard Wressell, farmer
Wroot Thomas, farmer
partly in the Isle of Axbolme. The nearest railway station
is at Crowle wharf, about 5 miles south-by- west. Eastof t,
Yorkshire, and Eastoft, Lincolnshire, are separate parishes,
although combined ecclesiastically. The church of St.
Bartholomew, which stands in Yorkshire, is a building
of stone in the Early English style, erected in 1855, from
designs by J. L. Pearson esq. k.a. at a cost of ]^^,ooc,
and at the sole expense of Laidy Strickland ; it consists of
chancel, nave, aisles, porch and a turret containing ^ bells ;
a new organ was erected in 1884 at a cost of ;^i8o, raised by
subscription : there is one stained window. The separate
register of this parish dates only from the year 1855; the
earlier registers are included in those of Crowle, as relating
to EastoftiLincolnshire, and in those of Adlingfleet as relat>
ing to Eastoft, Yorkshire, llie living is a vicarage, net
Cash William, farmer
R. Yorks,
Belton George
Belton Samuel
Coulman William J.P. W,
Eastoft hall, Yorkshire
Everatt Gardham
Kendall James
Manwaring-White Rev. Edmund Riphd.
B.A. [vicar]
Scholey Thos. Cornelius, Eastoft grange
Thompson John
Wells Frank
COMKSBCIAL.
Belton John, farmer
Belton George k Son, farmers
Brown Susannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Brown William, shopkeeper
Bninyee Ann (Mrs.), fnnr. Elm Tree ho
Burton Wm. miller (wind), Eastoft hall
EASTVIIiliE is a parochial township of the East Fen,
formed by Act of Parliament into an ecclesiastical parish,
and has a station on the East Lincolnshire railway, in the
Mid division of the connty, parts of Lindsey, east division
of the soke of Bolingbrokc, Spilsby union, petty sessional
division and county court district, rural deanery of Boling-
brokc and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, la miles
north-east from Boston, 7J south from Spilsby and ii6|
from London. The church (dedication unknown), erected
in 1840, is a bailding of brick, in the debased Perpendicular
style, and consists of nave, with eastern apse, and an cm-
battled tower with pinnacles, containing i bell : it will seat
about 330: the church is a miles from the station. The
register of baptisms dates from the year 1840 ; burials and
marriages from 1841. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
value ]^ioo with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1876 bv the Rev. Henry Stratton
M.A. of Hertford College, Oxford. There is no manor. The
Uncen, in right of the Duchy of Lancaster, Sir Graham
William Eden Hamond-Graeme bart. of Norton lodge,
Eaatvilla.
Stretton Rev. Henry m.a. Vicarage
COMMEBCIAL.
Avison Charles, blacksmith
lUmner Daniel, station master
Bowser George, wheelwright
Dunkley Richard Hobson, farmer
Furnago William, farm bailiff to E. T.
Black esq
Harrison Joseph, farmer
Holmes Thomas, blacksmith
Kent Samuel Fox & Mary (Miss),
farmers, Royalty farm
Cowling Mary (Mrs.), grocer
Cowling William, farmer
Daltry William, farmer
Deity William, farmer
Everatt John, farmer
Fowler Francis, miller (wind)
Fowler John, farmer
Green John, machine owner
Huntingdon John, farmer
Kendall John, farmer
Kershaw George, grocer
Lonehorn Ric^rd, shoe maker
Needbam Elizabeth (Mrs.), River Don
hotel
Needbam Edward, jun. shopkeeper
Needham John, farmer
Oades Richard, blacksmith
Oates Edmund, shoe maker
Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Captain Trotter, and the trustees
of the Hev. F. Pickford and Meabum Staniland esq. are the
principal landowners. The soil is peat ; subsoil, bog. The
chief crops are wheat and beans. The area is 3,657 acres ;
rateable value, ^^4,544; the population in 188 1 was 359.
New Leake, a portion of the parish of Leake, is tor eccle-
siastical purposes included in Eastville : it is a quarter of a
mile from Eastville station, and 5 miles north-by-north-west
from Leake. Here is a Wesle>-an chapel.
Parish Clerk, William Johnson.
Post Office.— Richard Handley, receiver. Letters arrive
from Boston at 8.30 a.ni. ; dispatched at 3 p.m. The
nearest money order ofBces are at Spilsby k Old Leake t
telegraph office at Old Leake
National School (mixed), built in about 1843, for 70 children,
with an average attendance of 50, k supported by sub-
scriptions, fees k a grant ; William Johnson, master
.Board School, New Leake (mixed), Wm. Crossland, master
Railway Station, Daniel Bonner, collector
Lightfoot Joseph, farm bailiff to M.
Staniland esq
Millington David John, farmer. Slated
house
Ridlington & Son, coal merchants, Rail-
way station
Rowland John, farmer
Simpson Henry, farmer
Smith Clara (Mrs.), market gardener
Taylor Samuel, farmer, Royalty farm
Thompson Thomas, farmer
Tmgg Thomas, shoemaker
Wotxf James k Chas. coal mers. Station
Young William, farm bailiff to John
Samuel Lills esq
New Iieake.
j Handley Richard,land snireyor.groeer.
I & post olHce
I Knott Thomas, shopkeeper k butcher
' Leak Motley, shoe maker
I Mason John, grocer
I Myers Sarah Ann (Mrs.), wind miller
I k beer retailer
Simpson James, Wheatsheaf p.h. S
farmer
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
EDLIVGTON. 385
EBEKHAK is a Tillage and pckriah, irith the hamleta
of Elstkobfb, Grixsthobfe and Scottlbtbosps, in the
SoDthern diviaion of the county, parts of Kesteven, £eItisloe
vapentake. Boom union and conn^ court district, 3 miles
north-west from Bourn, 96^ from London and io| north-
north-east from StamfortL The village is pleasantly situated
on the road from Bourn to Colsterwortfa. The nearest
nlvaj stations are at Bourn, 3 miles, and Corby, 6 miles,
on the Great Xorthem railtray. The church of St. Michael
is a building of stone, in the Early English and Perpendicular
stjies, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles,
tonth porch, and a western tower containing a clock and
5 bells : in the chancel and other parts of the interior, are
namerous monuments to various members of the Wil-
longhby de Eresby family, including Bobert Bertie, first
Earl of Lindsey (i6a6), lord high admiral K.a. who fell at
Edgehill, 33rd October, 1643, and his son Montagu Bertie,
second Earl K.a. 1666; Robert Bertie, fourth Earl of
Lindsey and first Duke qf Ancaster and Kesteven (1715)1
vho died in 7733 ; Peregrine, second Duke, 174a ; the third
Duke of the same name, 1778 ; and Kpbert, fourth Duke,
1779 : there are several stained windows and an ancient
cirenlar font with an arcaded exterior. The register dates
Irom the year 1706. The living is a donative, gross yearly
Tslae £X3 and residence, in the gift of the Baroness
WlUon^by de Ereshy, and held since 1867 by the Rev.
John Prior Sharp m.a. of Caius College, Cambridge, and
domestic chaplain to the Baroness WiUoughby de Eresby.
Here are charities of about £Z yearly value, left by Anthony
Barnes and John Pell for the benefit of the poor; the
amoont is distributed in money and kind at the discretion
of the incumbent and churchwardens. Here was once a
Cistercian Abbey called " De Vaudey " (Valle Dei), founded
in 1 147 by the Earl of Albemarle and translated from By-
tham : it was colonized from Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire,
and had thirteen monks, the yearly revenue being ;^I34 :
sunie remains may still be seen in the park not far from
the lake. Orimstnorpe Castle, the seat of the Baroness
Willonghby de Eresby, is a large massive and stately pile,
quadrangular in form, and is built on the summit of a
considerable hill, from which there are extensive views on
all sides: the original structure, erected in the early part of
the thirteenth century, was irregular in plan and sur-
rounded by a moat; one of the towers, situated at the
south-east angle and called King John's tower, is still in
excellent preservation and has walls of great thickness
/-I 1 Ti 1 r._l - _* ci_«e_ii- .illl.. -..W_2U
Chamberlains : the largest and one of the best of the Royal
pictures ^is Vandj'ck's Charles I. with his Queen and
children : the original thickly-padded dress in which King
James I. is depicted is still preserved at Grimsthorpe, with
many other interesting curiosities : two portraits represent
Peregrine Bertie, "the brave Lord Willoughby" of the famous
ballad, who so distinguished himself in Flanders, fighting
against the Spaniards, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; he
was bom at Wesel on the Rhine, under very romantic circum-
stances, and, eventually inheriting his mother's estate, was
summoned to Parliament by the title of Lord Willoughby
de Eresby : portraits of his parents are also at Grimsthorpe :
the castle contains a large number of other fine paintings,
both ancient and modern, toother with miniatures, sta-
tuary, rare marbles, Sevres chma, several coronation chairs
and royal canopies and gold plate of great value and
historical interest, once belonging to various kings and
queens of England and Scotland through several centaries,
and which afterwards became the perquisite of successive
tK>rds Great Chamberlains of England : on the western 8i4e
are the Chinese druwing-room, the German dining-room,
Lady Willougbby's room and other rooms : the views from
this western front — where there is a long and wide terrace
— are exceedingly fine looking down the hill across the
large lake to tb richly- wooded opposite hills : the park, in
this direction, extends from tbe Castle to the lodge at
Little Bytham for a distance of four miles : it has an area
of 1993 acres, of which iigo acres constitute the deer park:
here are not only, in addition to Highland cattle, many
hundreds of the ordinary deer, but also a large number of
fine red deer of the original race that has been preserved in
Grimsthorpe Park for many centuries : the carriage drive
from Bytham passes through some fine avenues of oaks and
a chestnut avenue which rivals that of Hampton Court: in
the western portion of the Park are numerous hawthorns of
great age, the remnant of the ancient forest and great
bearers of mistletoe : Charles Brandon, Duke of SutFolk, on
the death of his wife the Dowager Queen of France, married
Katharine Willoughby, the heiress of the Eresbys ; the
duchess afterwards became the wife of Richard Bertie, and
their descendants were Dukes of Ancaster: the ancient
barony of Eresby is now held by the Baroness Willoughby
de Eresby, widow of the first Lord Areland, who snccmded
her brother, the twentieth Baron Willoughby de Eresby, iir
1870, assuming by royal license the principal and additional
surname and arms of Drummondv and in 1873 the surname
Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, partially rebuilt and of Willoughby in addition to and after those of Heathcote-
greatly embellished the castle, and early in the eighteenth j Drammond ; Lady de Eresby is Joint Hereditary Great
century the north front was rebuilt, ^ter the design of | Chiimberlain of England (her son. Lord Aveland, acting as
Sir John Vanbrugh, and with its lofty towered wings, bold | her deputy) and is also lady of the manor and principal
cnlomns, double tiers of windows and groups of statuary, 1 landowner. The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel. The chief
constitutes a fine example of his style : the chapel occupies j crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 6,844 acres ;
tbe western wing, the corresponding eastern wing including rateable value, ;^8,3i7 ; the population in 1881 was 56^.
the state dining room, erected in 1810 to contain the
splendid Gobelins tapestry brought here by Mary, widow of
Louis XII. of France, on her marriage with the Duke of
Soflolk: between them is a vast hall, rising to the full
height of the roof and having at each end double flights of
stone staircases behind ranges of pillars and arches: in
front of this entrance is a spacious courtyard having an
ornamental iron railing across the front, which opens
directly upon the great avenue : beyond the state dining-
room, on the first floor 'of Uie eastern front, is tbe suite of
state drawing-rooms, three in number, lighted by fine
•^niel windows : in these rooms are a large number of tbe
fomily portraits and also of the portraits of the Kings and
Queens of England from an early period, that were pre-
sented by the reigning Sovereigns to the Lords Great
Edenham. I Futer Samuel, carpenter
Willoughby de Eresby Baroness, Grims- I Glazier Richard, postmaster
ELSTHonPB is one mile and a quarter north ; and ScoT-
TLKTHOBFE, a mile south-west.
Parish Clerk, John Barnes.
Post & Monsy Obdbb & Tklsirapk Office & Savings .
Bank. — Richard Glazier, receiver. Letters through
Bourn arrive at 6.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.15 p.m
Post Office, Grimsthorpe. — William Johnson, receiver.
Letters through Bourn arrive 7.30 a.m. dispatched 545
p.m. ; the nearest money order & telegraph oKice is at
Edenham
School, built in 1873 at the sole expense of the Baroness
Willoughby de Eresby, for ijo children, with an average
attendance of 80, k supported by government grant &
subscriptions ; Edward George Yorke, inaster ; Mrs.
Yorke, mistress
thorpe ; h Dmmmond castle, CriefT,
Perthshire ; & Gwyder, Llanwrst,
CamarVDnahire
Sharp BeT.Jahn Prior M.a.[tncnmbent]
(xaamcua..
Betta William, tailor & shopkeeper
Krch Elizabeth (Mrf.;,farmer k grazier
Bird Henry, ta/ttoet
OKic}iD|>ton WlUiMn, farmer
Cluae llamas, tsmier. The Lodge
Fardell Henry John, shoe maker
Fater Henry James, batcher
Grummitt William T. farmer'
Haxlewood Thomas, grazier
Hewitt Jabez, blacksmith
Kelham Joaeph, Five Bells p.h
Bowe William, baker \
Scott George Gordon, fanner, k baffifi
to Baroness Willoughby De Eresby-
Sharman George, farmer
Shelton Job, cattle salesman k drover
Shelton Thomas, grazier
Elctnorpe.
Grummitt Frank, fanner
Qrimatliorpe.
fiuker Bei^jamin, farmer
Hodson G90. Black Horse p.h. k farmr
Williamson 'Thomas, grazier
Seottlethorpe.
Botherway Thomas, farmer
Gray William, farmer
Sharman George, farmer. Manor House
farm
Sharp Job, farmer
Wade William, farmer
SDXIKOTON' is a paridi, in the Mid division of the
coanij, porta of Lindaey, sorth division of Gartree wapen-'
take. Homcastle nniqn, p«My sessional (Jttiaion and county
court district, rural dwt«lT of Homdtstle, and arch-
rleaconry and diocese of UnoMB, a miles north-west from
Homcastle, bounded on tbe east by the river Bain." The
chnrch o( S^ Helen, a' siibatantial Gothic structure, con-
sists of (diaaoel. clerestoried nave, south Aisle and a pap^i,
and st^iMM HQw4>« towef wltb 4 bells : the north aisle has
been pulled down: the whole of the building, with the ex-
ception of the lower portion of the tower, was rebuilt in
1859-60; under tbe direction of Mr. James Fpwler, of Lin-
coln, the material used being lo<;al sandstoiyj, with An-
caster stone dressings ; the arcade of a previously existing
north aisle remains, and has been carefully restored.- in
tiie church is a brass, placed there by John Hassard Short
esq. to the memory of his eldest son : also one in the north
■isle to the memory of his wife. The register dates from
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386 BDI.IK6T0N.
UNCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
the year is6a. The linng is a vicaTage, gross yearly value The area is 3,909 acres ; rateable TSlae, ;£3,33Q ; the popn'
1(373, in the gilt of the Lord Chancellor, . and held since
187s by the Bev. George Morgan s.A. of Triiiity College,
Dublin. This parish is under the jurisdiction of ihe Com-
missioners for draining and improving fen 1and«. John
Hassard Short esq. d.l., j.p. is lord of t£e manor and prin-
cipal landowner. ' The soil is very varied ; subsoil, mostly
-white clay. The chief crops of wheat, barley and seeds.
PHIVATS BE9IDBMT8.
Morgan Bev. George B.A. [vicar]
Short John Hassard d.l., i.v. Edling-
. ton park
Short Edward Hassard i.v
Walter Richard, Edlington house
HOBTH EliKINQTOIT is a village and parish, in
the Northern division of the county, Wold division of the
hundred of Louth Eske, Louth union and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Louth Kske and Ludborough No. i,
archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-
west from Louth. The church of St. Helen is an edifice in
the Early English style, rebuilt in the years 1851-3, under
the direction of Mr. S. 8. Tenlon, of London: the
east stained window is a triplet, the centre compart-
ment of which, containing^ a figure of the Saviour bearing
the Cross, was presented by the friends of the patron : the
pnlpit is a copy of one still existing in the mins of Tup-
holme Abbey, near tjncoln : a carved wooden reredos was
added in the year 1883, at a cost of about jf 80. The regis-
ter dates from the year 1702. - The vicarage has been con-
Loath Arthur Benniworth, farmer, The Grange
SOUTH SIiKIKGTON is a pleasant, village and
Ekrish, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
indsey, Marsh division of Louth Eske hundred, Louth
union and county court district, rural deanery of Louth
ISAd and Ludborough No. i, archdeaconry of Stow, and
diocese of Lincoln, 3^ miles north-west from Louth to
Market Saaen. The church of All Saints is a structure in
the Perpendicular style, partly of stone and partly chalk,
consisting of chancel, nave, aislies, and tower with 3 bells : the
nave was rebuilt in 1843 by the Rev. W. Smyth (late patron);
the chancel was rebniit and the north aisle added in i973 at
a cost of about ;£ 1,700 : a handsome carved stone reredos
was added in 18751 at a coat of about /17S : there is an
organ. The register of baptisms and burials dates from
the year 1701 ; marriages, 1755. The living is a vicarage,
0(nisolidated with that of North Elkington, jomt gross yearly
value about /530, in the gift of William Henry Smyth esq.
M.A., i.v. and held since 1854 by the Eer. Jamas Grenville
Smyth H.A. <A Trinity College, Cambridge and rural dean.
lation in <88t was 313.
Wall Post. — Letters arrive from Homcastle at 9.45 B.m. ;
box cleared at 3.30 p.m. The nearest m<«iey order t
tel^^raph otfice is at Bomcastle
Parochial School (mixed), for 50 childien, with an averajt
attendance of 33 ft ea{iported by pence & contributiom;
Mrs. Ann Speecbley, mistress
ComxBCiAL. I Walter & Son, auctioneers, land k
Bamford William, fanner - I . ratate agents ; ft - at . Lincoln i.
Robinson George, farmer. Manor farm
Searby Robert, farmer
Strawson James, ftirmer
Walter John, farmer-
Horacastle
Walter Joseph, farmer, Barsey.walk
Walter Richard, farmer, Edlington ha
Wield Thomas, farmer, Moor
solidated with that of South Elkington, gross joint yearl;
value about ;^S2o with residence, in the gift of Wuliam Heniy
Smyth esq. M.A., i.v. and held since 1854 by the Rev. James
Gi-enville Smyth v. A. rural dean of Louth Eske and Ludbar;
district No. i, of Trinity College, Cambridge, who resides
at South Elkington vicarage. William Henry Smjth e«q.
M.A., D.L., i.T. who is lord of the manor, and die Ven. Arch-
deacon Maddisnn are chief landowners. The soil is day and
chalk ; Subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
oats. The area is 991 acres; rBt<»ble value, ;£'i,ao4 ; the
population in i83i was 89.
Parish Clerk, Burkitt Dalton.
Letters through Louth. The nearest money order & tele-
graph office is at Louth
Needham Robert, fanner
Elkington Hall, the seat of William Henry Sn^h esq. K.A.,
S.L., J.P. is a handsome modem mansion in the Italian
style. ThorpeHallistheseatof JohnLewi8ffytcheeH].)i.i.,
D.L., 1.1. and is a manor within South Elkington : the hoaw
was built in 1584 by Sir John BoUe. William Henry Smjth
esq. ir.A., d.l., j.p. who is lord of the manor, Cspt. William
Evelyn Denison 11.A., D.L., J.T. and John Lewis ffyfche esq.
D.L., J. P. are the landowners. The soil is loamy ; snbirnil,
chalk. The chief crops are wheat, bariey and oats. The
area of the parish is 3,049 acres ; rateable value, ;f 4,358 :
the population in 1881 was 356.
Post Offics. — Josqih Plaskitt, receiver. Letters arrire
from Louth at 7.15 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. The
nearest money order ft telegraph ofSce is at Louth
School (mixed), for the children of the parishes of >'>irth
& South Elkington, built in 1877, ft sumnrted by vohm-
tary rate ft Government CTant ; it will hold 80 duldren ;
average attendance, 60; William Titler, master; Mrs.
Lnian Titler, sewing mistress
flytche John Lewis ii.A.,J.P.,D.L. Thorpe 1 Smyth William Hy. i(.A.,D.L.,j.F.[high
' hall ; ft St. Stephen's club,London s.v
Locock Major Edmund j.p. Elkington
Thorpe
Smyth Capt. William Grenville i.p.
Elkington hall
Smyth Rev. James OrenviOe u.A.[rural
dean], Vicarage
SIiSHAK (or ATLESHAli) is a parish and village, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, North
division of Yarborough wapentake, Brigg union and county
court district, rural deanery of Yarborongh No. i, archd^-
oonry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-north-
cast from Brigg and 167 from Liondon. Tie South York-
shire railway has a station here and forms a innctioDi at
fturnetby. The diurch of All Saints is a stone boiUmg, in
the Early English style, and consists of chanoel, nave and a
small tower with 3 bells : it was restored in 1874, at a cost
of j^3,4i9, by Col. Sir John D. Astley bart. j.p. of Elsham
Hail. The register dates from the year 1566. The living
is a vicarage, yearly value ^95 and residence, in the sift of
the trustees of the late T. G. Corbett esq. and hela since
1879 by the Rev. John Robinson Barnes, Of St. Bees. Here
is a small Wesleyan chapel. The charities amoimt to £6
Astley CA. Sir John Ougdale bart. J.p.
Elsham ball .
Barnes Rev, John Robinson [vicar]
Whaley Rev. Osw^d b.a. [curate]
COHXSBCLAL.
Atkinson William,- farmec
Baldwin John, shoe ma. ft shopkeeper
steward of the borough of Louth],
Elkington hall
COXHEBCIAL.
Bainbridge Isaac Sharpley, termer
Burkinshaw Charles WiUiam, farmer.
Cotes grange
Hurst C&trles, blacksmith
Des Forges John, farmer, horse dealer
ft contractor, Thorpe Hall farm
Lamming William Dunham, farmer,
Acthorpe
Sharpley Isaac, farmer, Boeweli
Stone Benjamin Game, land agent to
W. H. Smyth esq. itJL, D.L.» J.P
Topps Thomas, shopkeeper
yearly. Thomas George Corbett es(]. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The soil is hmestone and sand ; sub-
soil, marl. The chief crops are wheat,- turnips and barley.
The area is 4,110 acres ; rateable value, £s,yS$ ; thepi>pu-
lation in 1881 was 50a.
Parish Clerk, WUliam James.
liOtters tbroogh Brigg; the nearest money order offlcr.
Wall Lsttkr Box cleared at 4.15 p.m. weeik days only-
The telegn^ office is at the railway station
National School (mixed), built in 1873 for 90 children, with
an average attendance of 75 : the school is supported by
voluntary contributions ft government grant ; Wm. Edwin
Beestpn, master .
Railway Station, John Chapley Booth, station master
Cabkikb. — John Bell^ to Hull, toes. ; to Brigg, man. thur.
ft sat
Campbell Archibald, steward to Sir J.
' D. Astley bart. i.r ■
Campion Thomas, butcher
Dsry Richard, farmer
Dodds Joseph (Mrs.), farmer
Dunn Arthur, farmer J
Dunn John, fanner.
Elsom John, carpenter
Holmes Frederiok^ blacksmith
Reed Qiarles, grocer ft tailor
Waters Henry, formar '
Watson- Hickman Barrott, fanner
WliiteheMl Jonathan, carpenter
BAG EK^JUbBT is a smaO-ljut pleasant village aadl chancel, nave, aisles, soiithporchand.a very massire tower
parish, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsej^ 1 containing 2 bells : in a window on tb,e south side are the arms
hundred of Hill, union, petty sessional divifion and county,
court district of Horncastle, rural deanery of Hill and arch-
deaconry andMlioceae of Lincoln, 9 miles north-east from
Hbrncastle, ^ north-west from Spilsby (the nearest railway
station) ani about 9 west-south-weit from Alford. The
church of SL Margaret is an ancient edifice of sand stone, of
the Late Decorated and Perpendicular periods, consisting of
of Croyland Abbey ; tl^e Ferpenc|i6^r-font stands upon the
remains of a sepulchral sliib, ^(} the basin is ornamented
with various quaint devices', the flooring includes sereiai
large sepulchral slabs, one -of -t^iL^i is inscribed " Orate
pro^ima Albini de Enderby qui fS^t leri istam ecdesiam
cum tanmanile qui obii^in Vigilij), ^hct^Mattbie apustoli
Aimo MCCCGVU. ; " anotlier slab beiurs in. Norman French
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DIBECTORY.]
UNCOLNSfllRE.
BPWOBTH. 387
the legend : Thomas Endwby et Louee sa feme (ryaont yey
dienx de lonr almes poor sa grace eyt mercy :" the chancel
wmdowB retain aome fragments of stained glass, and there
is ibo a small pisdiia : against the north vail is a moaoment
to Andrew GMney and Dorothy, his vife, with family ; the
fignre of the former is attired m the armoor and dress of
tbs late sixteenth century; both parents, with their two
aona and two daughters, are represented as kneeling before
tvo pnyer desks ; below is a shield o( arms and a mutilated
imcription, giving only the date of death of Dorothy Gedney,
7 June, 1591. 'Hie register dates from the year 1561. The
CTiog is a rectory, with that of Somersby annexed, tithe
rent-charge £399, joint net yearly valne ;f 490, indodiB^ ^
acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of and held smce
1883 by toe Rev. John Soper b^. of Hertford College, Oz-
fonf. Langbome Bnrton Burton esq. of Somersby, is lord
of the manor and sole landowner. The so3 is sand and
loam ; subsoil, sand and day. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and turnips. "1116 area of the parish is 617
acres ; rateable value, ;£750 ; the population in 1881 was 71.
Letters through Horncastle, 10.30 a.m. which, andSpilsby,
are the nearest money order k telegraph oifioes
The children of this parish attend the schools at .Hag-
worthingham k Brinkhill
Soper Ber. John B.A. Rectory
Batters James, farmer
I Clarke William, farmer
Hackney John, blacksmith k farmer
Travis Arthur, farmer, The Old h&ll
XAVIS JSMujEBBT' is a parish and small village, j reetor of Baithby. The charities amount to £6 per anntmi
eitnate on a declivity of the Wolds, in -the Mid division of , for fuel, derived from land which.is let to the poorer parish-
the coontv, parts of Lindsey, East division of Bolingbroke ioners. Soger Pocklington-Coltman esq. of Hagnaby Park
soke, Spilsby union, petty sessional division and oonntyland Mrs. RashdsU are joint owners of the manor; Mrs.
oonrt district, Bolingbroke rural deanery and archdeaconry | Bashdall and Charles Langton Massingberd esq. j.p. of
and diocese of UncoTn, 3 miles west-by-north fropi Spilsby | Gunby, are the principal landowners. The soil is various ;
railway station. The church of St. Michael is an ancient [ subsoil, clay and sand ; it is in a good state of cultivation,
edifice of green sandstone, in the Gothic style, with some upon the four-course system. The area is 1,318 acres; rate-
traces of iforman work and consists of chancel, naye, south | able value, ;iCi,3s6 ; the population in 1881 was 140. By a
aisle, south porch and a tower containing 3 bells : there is a Local Government Board I^ovisional Order, dated December
a4th, 1880, and confirmed by the Act 44, Vict. c. xvii. a
stained window in the chancel and two others, an(| in the
aonth porch a stoap: there are two inscribed stones of
the fifteenth century to former rectors : the upper part of
the tower was taken down in 1680 and rebuilt of stone and
brick : the chancel was rebuilt in 1870 and the nave and
aisles restored in 1875. The register dates from the year
1579. The living is a rectory, not yearly value ^^350, with
residflnoe, in the gift of and held since 1869 by the Bev.^
George Ward h.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge F.8.A. and'
Wsni Bev. George m.a., f.s.a. Bectoiy
CQKXBBCUL.
Boom Hogh, farmer. North field
Burnett Joseph, fanner & whtelwright
Cartwright Wm. Bt. farmer, South fld
Elmitt John, farmer
detached part of this parish, with a population of 17, was
transferrra to the new parish of West Fen.
Sexton, Lancaster Tasker.
Lettbs Box cleared at 4.50 p.m. - Letters through Spilsby,
the nearest money order k telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the Free School at
Saithby, to which school the parishioners of Enderby have
the right of sending three children free
Sharpe William, farmer
Sknith William, shopkeeper
WOOD SKSHKBT is a small village and parish, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Horn-
castle onion, soke, petty sessional division and county courti
district, Homcastle rural deaziery, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-by-eaat from Hom-
castle. The. church of St. Benedict is a small structure,
partly of green sandstone, in the Early En^ish and Deco-
rated sty&s, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, north
aisk, vestry and a low tower surmcuuted by a graceful
broach spire, containing i bell : the nave was reboilt and a
new north aiale erected in i860, in the Early English style,
the material used being warm-^nted sandstone, with free-
stoDe dressings; in the north wall is an arched recess, and
there is some modem stained ^lass. The register dates
from the year 1561. The living is a vicarage, consolidated
with the rectory of Moorby, joint net yearly value £350,
with 14 acres of glebe allotment in Wildmoor Fen, and
house, in the gift of the Bishop of Manchester, and held
Hardy John k William, farmers
Hardy John, farmer
Holdea Joseph, farmer, Stockeuhall
Biader Bichard, wool dealer
Cheeseman Albert, wheelwright
carpenter
Coney Thomas, farmer
Day John, fanner
BPWOBTH is a parish and small market town, situated
in the centre of the Isle of Axholme, of which it is the
capital ; it is a polling place for the Northern division of the
oioaty, in the parts of Lindsey, West division of the wapen-
take of Manley, Thome union and county court district, rural
deanery of Axholme, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln ; it i83| miles west from the navigable river Trent,4^
north from duey station of the Great Northern and Great
Eastern joint railway, 5§ south from Crowle station on the
^isnchester, SheSield, and Lincolnshire lailwav, 13 north-
east from ^wtry, 13 north-west from Gainsoorough, 16
east from Doncaster, 30 north-north-west from Linoun and
165 from London. The Hiill and Gainsborough steam
tickets rim on the Trent, which is 3^ miles east. The
charch of St. Andrew, situated on an eminence, is a build-
ing of stone and consists of chancel, nave and aisles, and a
fine western embattled tower with pinnacles, containing a
peal of 6 bells : the entrance to the rood loft remains and
portions of the screen may be seen in the reading desk ; a
{Art of its panelling, found > during the repairs, bears the
white hart lodged, the badge of Richard II. and the arms of
Mowbray, Earl of Norfbilk : the approach to the church is by
a bread flagged iamseway, fisiiked on each side by a row of
tress : ia.1069 the aisles were new roofed and the interior
I'CV^ted, the work being generally a reproduction of ancient
t>eaehes stSl reiliaining in the church : the fittings of the
cbaicb Wf^e 1^ renewed and other works carried out at a
cost of j^TOQ, os^er the direction of Mr. James Fowler, of
I^ath. Tb<t (Agisters of the parish were burnt, with the
n^ctory-honsei i^.^be year 1709, With the exception. of a
since 1S64 by the Rev. Francis Smith, of St. Bees, who
resides at Moorby rectory. The Wesleyans have a chajpel
here. Here is an Infant school, built in 1868, for 30 children,,
with an average attendance of 13, supported by W. H.
Trafford esq. ; the elder children attend the school at
Moorby. There is a small barrow at the south end of the
village. W. H. Trafford esq. who is lord of the manor and
J. B. Stanhope esq. are the principal landowners. The soif
is heavy loam ; subsoil, white day. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, seeds and turnips. The area is 749 acres ;
rateable valne, j(^836 ; the population in 1881 was 168. By
the Act 44 Vic c. xvii. the Fen allotment was transferred to
the new parish of Wildmore.
Parish Clerk, Edmund Boucher.
Iietters from Boston, vid Bevesby. The nearest money
order k telegraph ofiice is at Mareham-le-Fen
Infant School, Mrs. Mar}- Ann Stone, mistress
I Green Gunthorpe, farmer. Manor farm ! Smith Charles, shoe maker
Stones Edw&td, blacksmith .& shopkpr
Thorp Francis, farmer
Vinter Tbbmas, farmer
book containing baptisms, marriages and bnrials from
December 1539 to August 1601, discovered a few years
since in an old chest in the chiirch : lalso part of a burial
register, from 1538 to 1593, found some years ago in the
house of a parishioner and a further portion of an old mar-
riage register, commencing with the year 1564 and continu-
ing to 1593 : the registers from 1710 to the present period
are perfect. The living is a rectory, yearly valne ;£'69i, with
a good residence and 34 acres of glebe, in the gift of the
Crown, and held since 1883 by the Bev. John Henry Over-
ton M.A. of Lincoln College, Oxford, canon of Lincoln'
cathedral and rural dean of Axholme. Hero are chapels
for Wesleyan New Connexion, Primitive Methodists and
Baptists. The New Connexion chapel iwas erected to the
memory of the Rev. Alexander Kilham ; it was opened for
divine service on Wednesday, the 25th of July, i86o : it is a
handsome building, in the Decorated or the best period of
Gothic : adjoining is the school for boys and girls, of similar
design : the total cost, including land, chapel and school,
was about j£i,6oo: a commodious house for the ministet
has lately (1884) beenerect«d adjacent to the chapel. The
Wetslayan chapel is a large and commodious building of red
brick, erected ki the year 1821 : the Primitive Methodist
chapel was erected in iSai : the Baptist chapd is of red and
white bnck, erected in 1857 : the above pliuies of worship
have Sunday schools attached. A Cemetery of 3 acres was
fotmed in 1881, at a cost of ;f 1,000 ; it is under the control
of a burial board' of 5 members. The charities left in the
hands of the churchwardens amount to about ;^68, which is
^nnoally distnbnteil, chiefly in clothing. Epworth has a
Dg MH. 2f**J^l*C
388 EPWORTH.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kellk's
market place, bat the markets baTing declined for many years
are now almost disused. The priribge of holding a market
and two annual fairs was procured for this place by Thomas
de Mowbray. The Coart House, re-erected in 1806, is
situated in the Market place : the manor courts are held
here twice a year. The Pulico Station was erected in 1848,
with residence for the inspector. The Epworth Agricul-
tural Society and Flower Show hold its meeting here
annually. The Islb of Axholhb contains the parishes of
Epworth, Haxey, Belton, Owston, West Butt«rwick, AI-
thorne, Crowle, Luddington and Wroot, with their respec-
tire namlets, viz. : In Haxey — Eastlound, Craiselonnd, Low
Bnrnham, Westwood-side, Newbigg, Upperthorpe, Nether-
gate and Park ; in Belton — Sandtoft ancl Beltoft ; in Owston
—West Kinnard's Ferry, Gunthorpe, Heckdyke, and a
email portion of East Kinnard's Ferry ; in West Buttorwick
— ^Kelneld ; in Althorpe — ^Amcotts,Keadby and Derrythorpe ;
in Crowle— Eastoft and' EiUand ; in Luddington — Gar-
thorpe. The above places constitute that pert of the
hundred of Manley which is west of the Trent, and the
parishes are comprised in a district measoring about
19 miles long and about 9 broad, containing about
50,000 acres of land, highly productive in com, potatoes,
rye-grass and seeds, for which the Trent and the
Stainforth and Keadby canal, together with the Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincolnshire and Great Northern railways,
afford a cheap and ready transit to distant markets. The
Bev. John Wesley m.a. fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford,
and founder of the Methodist Connexion, was bom here,
17th June, 1703, being, the second son of the Rev. Samuel
Wesley, then rector of Epworth. The manor of Epworth,
comprises the parishes of Epworth, -Haxey, Owston and
Belton ; the manorial rights belong toAlfredParkin esq. The
principal landowners are Mrs. Lee, J. W. D. Johnson
esq. and trustees of the Rev. — Mottram. The soil is loamy,
stiff clay and sandy ; subsoil, clay and sand. The chief
crops are w)ieat, potatoes and line. The area is 8,140 acres ;
rateable value, ^(^10,780; the population in 1881 was 3,178.
Vestry Qerk, Joseph Pilsworth Burnip.
Post, Money Obdbb k TsLEasAPH Office, Savings Bank
k Annuity & Insurance Office. — Charles Christopher Bell,
sub-postmaster. Letters are received by mail from
Doncaster at 7.35 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.5 p'm. ; on sun-
day at 9.30 a.m. k 3.35 p.m
'CotTVTT Magistrates pob Epwobth Pettt Sessionai.
Division.
Johnson John William Denne esq. Temple Belwood, Belton,
Rotberham (chairman)
Bowen Rev. Charles James h.a. Rectory, Wroot.Rotherhara
Empson Robert Cornelius esq. OusoHeet grange, Goole
Lister George SpofTorth esq. k.a., d.l. Finningley park,
Bawtry
Polleine Samuel esq. Owston ferry, Bawtry
Stephenson William esq. Althorpe, Doncaster
Clerk to the Magistrates, Alfred Parkin
Petty Sessions are held at the Police Station every alternate
friday, at 13 noon
The following are the list of places in the petty sessional
division : Althorpe, Ajneotta, Belton, West Batterwick,
.Crowle, Eastoft, Epworth (part of) Mission, Haxev,
£eadby, Luddington, Owston k Wroot
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Aldam Jeifery
Aldam Miss
Anderson Rev. Wm. Milroy [Baptist]
Bell Charles Christopher
Bell John Henry
Blaydes Thomas John
Capes Robert
Coy John
Dunkin John
Edlington Mrs
Cell George
Godfrey Thomas Robert
Graham George Taylor
Hamilton Archibald Alexander
Hatfield John
Bay Joseph, Rose villa
Hill Miss
Holland George
Johnstone John BUIgonr
Jones Edward Stephen
Kirk John Robert, High Msllwood
Lee Mrs
Maw Edmtmd Gervas
Maw Mrs
NeedhamMrs
Newborn George, Moor Land house
Overton Rev. John Henry M.A. [rectorl
[canon of Lincoln cathedral k rural
dean of Axholme], Rectory
Post George
Pnllan Henry William
Rawson Rev. Thomas [Wesleyan]
Read Miss Mary
Read The Misses
Head Richard Penrose
Salmons George Herbert
Sharp Alfred Marples
Shone Ret*. John [Methodist New Con-
nexion]
Stamp Rev. Matthew Benjamin [Pri-
mitive Methodist], The Manse
Taylor Alfred
Taylor Thomas
Tonge Robert
COMKEBCIAL.
Adams George, farmer
Adamson John, china k gloss dealer
Aldam George, farmer
Aldam George, jnn. farmer
Allen John, potato merchant
Altoft William, tailor
Anderson k Johnstone, boys' boarding
school
Andenon Charles, farmer
Insurance Aoents: —
Northern Assurance, H. H. Marshall
Norwich Union, Thomas Taylor
Phomix Fire, C. Newton
Standard Life, A. Parkin
Public Establishments : —
Axholme Highway Board, A. Parkin, clerk ; A. Kirk,
treasurer
Cemetery, Alfred Marples Sharp, clerk to the burial bond
County Police Station, Jn Taylor, inspector ; it a constables
Mechanics' Institute, Robert Langton, secretary
Public Officers: —
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, Thomas Taylor
Clerk to the Guardians of Thome Union, George Nevbon
Clerk to the Axholme Highway Board, Alfred Parkin
Clerk to the Burial Board tc Registrars of Births k Deaths,
Epworth Sub-district. Alfred Marples Sharp
Medical Ollioers k Medical OtUoers of Health, Thome anion,
Bolton district, Henry William Pullan ; Epworth district,
Archibald Alex. Hamilton l.r cp.Edin
Stamp Distributor, Thomas Clark
Stevrardof the Manor of Epworth k Westwood, AlfredTarW
Surveyor of Highways, Richard Wallace
Vestry Clerk, Joseph Pilsworth Bumip
P1.ACES OF Worship, with times of services : —
St. Andrew's Church, Rev. Canon John Henry Overtto
M.A. rector; Rev. Edward Wade, curate; 10.45 a.m.ii
6.15 p.m. ; wed. k fri. 7.30 p.m
Baptist, Rev. William Milroy Anderson, minister; 10.30
a.m. k 6.15 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Methodist New Connexion, Bev. John Shone, minister;
10.30 a.m. & 6.15 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Rev. Matthew Benjamin Sum|i,
minister ; 3 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; week days, various times
Wesleyan, Rev. Thomas Rawson, minister ; 10.30 a.nL k
6.15 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Schools :—
Free, for 20 poor boys, was founded by Henry CliSori,
who, in the year 1711, surrendered to seven trustees a
messuage k homestead, as a residence for the school-
master, & which was aided by endowments some shor
time after, amounting altogether to about j^ao a r»r :
Henry Kirk, master
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1874 ; Geoffc
Newborn, clerk to the Board ; Thomas Ashmel, aUern!-
ance officer
Board, erected in 1874, at a coctof /i,70o: itoomprises
a mixed school k an infant school; the night achwl
will . hold I30 scholars, with an average attend-
ance of 100 ; the infant sdiool will accommodate 100, vrith
an average attendance of 40; George Mason, master;
Mrs. Louisa Foster, mistress
National (girls only). Miss Emma Bartram, mistress
Conveyance to: —
Crowle Wharf Railway Station, omnibus daily, from tV
' Queen's Head,' at 8.45 to meet the train from Urn-
caster ; on sat. occasioniiUy
Haxey — Omnibus from the Queen's Head inn, at 7.4511111
Carriers to : —
Crowle— Abraham Tune, tues. k fri
Doncaster — Thomas Makin k Willam Brock, sat
Owston k West Ferry — Thomas Hewitaon, daily
Thorns — Abraham Tune, wed
Anderson John, farmer
Ashmel] Thomas, fanner k tekoi
attendance oliicer
Axe John, jun. wheelwright
Barnard John, farmer
Barnard William, farmer
Barnes Foster, stationer
Batley George, provision dealer
Batty Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
Bell Brothers, chemists
Blaydes Thomas John, tanner
Bowman William, farmer
Boyes Joseph, bnflder
Bramhill Arthur, grocer
Bramhill John, shopkeeper
Bnunbill Richard, druggist
Bramhill Thomas, farmer
Brooks Thomas, miller (wind)
Broim Henry Cook, saddler
Brown John, farmer
Brown John, farmer, Scavoett
Brown John, jnn. farmer, Paddoi-ks
Brown Robert, farmer
Brownbridee 'Thomas, tanner
Burnett John, farmer
Butterfleld John, shoe -maker
Battrick Belton, farmer
Battrick William Belton, shopk^e-xr
Digitized by VjUUV IC
DIRKCTOHT.]
Capes Harriet (Mn.)> grocer
Cemetery (Alfred Marples Sharp, derk
to the boriftl board)
fhesmao Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Chesman Joseph, farmer
Clark Charlee, vatch maker
Clark Frederick, confectioner
Clark lliomaa, 'vratch maker k stamp
distributor
Clark William, farmer
Cliiugh Thomas, farmer
Cooper Samuel, draper
Coalman Fanny (Mn.)> farmer, Upper
Ross
Ciij William, irheelvright
Crawshaw James, shoe maker
Crosby Gervas, farmer
Catts George, fish -dealer
Darey Thomas Batrlin, shopkeeper
DtvEon Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Dawson John, Qtieen's Head f.h
DurdeyJohn, blacksmith
Emerson Robert, shopkeeper
Fields James Richard, shoe maker
Flover Thomas Maw, batcher
Fister John, flax dresser
Fijster Richard, butcher
(tas Co. Limited f Alfred Parkin, solici-
tor t secretary)
(!e!1 George, farmer
Gibson Cluriea, farmer
Gibson John Evans, farmer
(nbson William, farmer
Uirdham Mary (Mrs.), Red Lion f.h
Glen William, Royal Oak f.h
Giant Frederick, monumental mason
(irarell Christopher, farmer
Greaves Herbert, baker
Gmndy Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Hamilton Archied Alexander T„ B.C. P.
Hlin. surgeon ; medical officer tt,
medical officer of health, Epirorth
district, Thome union
Hammond James, coach builder
Hill Edvard, professor of mtuic
Hill George, farmer, i3elton lane
Hill George, jnn. farmer. Street
Hill James, farmer, Kelsey closes
Hill William, shopkeeper
Hudson Samuel, tailor
Jeftenon Emanuel, shopkeeper
Jenkinson John William, draper
Johnson George, farmer
Jiihnson Thomas, bricklayer
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Kelsey Henry, builder
Kelsey Osborne, boot maker
Key William Battle, iroimionger
Kirk Jn. Robert, fanner, High Mellwood
Langton William, joiner
Laughton George, farmer
Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co. Lim.
(branch of), open on thursday
(Alfred Kirk, .manager) ; draw on
Prescott, Care & Co. London t.c
Lindley George, shopkeeper
Lindley Thomas, seedsman
Lindley William, tailor
Lockwood Thomas, farmer
Marshall Henry Hatfield, grocer
Blarshall John, farmer
Marshall Thomas, farmer
Marshall William Arthur, plumber
Matthews Henry, florist
Matthews John, tailor
Maw George, farmer
Maw Henry, farmer
Maw John, farmer
Maw John Henry, farmer
Maw Richard, miller (wind)
May Williamson, carpenter
Mechanics' Institute (Robert Langton),
secretary
Mellers John, farmer
Naylor George, seedsman
Needham Arm Elizabeth(Mr8.),dress ma
Newbitt Robert, tailor
Newborn George (firm, Taylor Ic New-
bom), solicitor k clerk to the guar-
dians of Thorne union, registrar of
Thorne county court ; k derk to
Epworth school board
Newton Cooke, plumber
Oldaeld George, White Bear f.h
Oliver Thomas, farmer
Parkin k Co. solicitors. Court house
Parkin Alfred (firm, Parkin k Co.),
solidtor Ie notary public, clerk to the
Axholme Highway Board k to the
justices of the petty sessional divi-
sion of Epworth
Plmntree George, butcher
Powell Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Pullan Henry William, 8urgeon,medical
officer k medical officer of health for
Bel ton district, Thome union
Quarterman Frederick, nurseryman
Richardson Thomas, shoe maker
Keall Robert John, veterinary surgeon
EVEDON is a small parish, in the Southern division of
the coanty, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Ashwardhum,
Sleaford umon, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Ashwardhnrn No. i, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, aj miles north-east-by-east
from Sleaford, the nearest railway station. The church of
St. Mary is a small building of stone, in the Early English
style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, porch, and a
low tower with embattled parapet and angle pinnacles, and
containing 3 bells, a Decorated chantry chapd formerly
existed on the south side of the nave, of which the arch
still remains partly filled in with masonry : in 1809 the
aisle was polled down, and its arcade of two bays filled in
wi'h masonry, to serve as an outer wall : the font is
'crtangnlar and of Perpendicniar date. The register
Istes from the year 1599. The living is a rectory, tithe
Jefioor Rev. Maynard Edward
Rectory
EWERBT. 3^
Rimmington Geor^ jun. seedsman
Rimmington William, farmer
Robinson Francis, draper
Roes Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Ross Samuel, farmer
Rusling Henry, farmer ^
Salisbury Danid, saddler
Saxton CaroUne(Mi8s),straw bonnet ma
Saxton Thomas, blacksmith
Scupholme Edward, King's Head F.H
Selby John, farmer
Selby Thomas & Johnson, farmers
Sessons George, farmer
Sharp Alfred Marples, solidtor & regis-
trar of births k deaths for Epworth
sub-district ; & clerk to the burial
board
Sharp John Smith, drng^t
Shillito Edwin, rope k twine dealer
Shipley John, farmer, Mellwood grange
Shipley John, potato dealer
Shipley Samuel, farlner
Shipley William, farmer
Sleadmnre John, farmer
Slight Charles,. tailor
Smith James, shopkeeper
Snow George, farmer. West Car
Snow Richard, farmer
Snow Sargeantson, farmer
Standring John, farmer
Rtandring William, auctioneer
Taylor & Newborne, solicitors
Taylor Alfred, solidtor, k steward of
the manor of Epworth k Westwood
Taylor John, inspector. County police
station
Taylor Thomas (firm, Taylor & New-
bom), solidtor k clerk to commis-
sioners of taxes
Thompson Robert, beer retailer
Thompson Thomas, miller (wind)
Tonge Thomas, carpenter
Torr Clark, farmer
Torr Elijah, farmer
Turner George, shopkeeper
Wales Joseph Chapman, chemist
Wallace Richard, road surveyor
Walster George, blacksmith
Ward George, farmer
Ward Job, shoe maker
Ward George, wheelwright
Watson John, farmer
West John, farmer
Wroot Jeffery, farmer
Ridgill Charles, farmer
Rimmington George, farmer
rent-charge ^^300, gross yearly value ^^360, induding 56
acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of thp Hon.
Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton, and held since 1874
by the Rev. Maynard Edward Jenour b.a. of Christ's
College, Cambridge. This parish is entitled to send children
to Sleaford Grammar school, and two to the Free school at
Ewerby. The Hon. Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton
D.L., j.p. is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The
soil is chiefly heavy ; subsoil, -clay. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats,' beans, turnips and seeds. The area is
1,333 acres, in three farms ; rateable value, £i<^^ ; the
population in 1881 was 73.
Parish Clerk, William Gadd.
Letters through Sleaford, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
I Cook Thomas, farm bailiff to the Hon. | Gadd William, grazier
I M. E. G. Finch-Hatton | Sellars John Chambers, farmer
EWEKBT, formerly a market town, called " Ywarby " | with the recumbent effigy of a knight in chain mail, said to
-tni " Iwardby," is now a village and parish, in the j represent Sir Alexander Aunsell : the east window displays
."^•uthem division of the county, parts of Kesteven, hundred 1 two shields, with the Threkingham and other coats : in the
of .4swardhnm, Sleaford union, petty sessional division and I chancel is a fragment of an incised slab, of the date 1420 :
o-imty court district, rural deanery of Ashwardhum- with- the top of the old Norman font forms the base for another
F.afford No. i, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles of the Decorated period: the base of a churchyard cross
dst-by-north from Sleaford. The church of St. Andrew is a remains under the Uivrer : in the south wall of the chancel
•tiitely buildiiig, entirely of the Geometrical Decorated are three canopied sedilia and a pisdna, and behind the altar
l«"riod, consisting of chancel and nave tmder a single roof, I is an aumbry. The register dates from the year 1563.; The
siiiles, south pordn and a massive and lofty tower surmount^ I living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value ^170, in-
by a broach spire, relieved by two tiers of spire lights, and ' eluding 6 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the
containing 4 bells : the spire was struck by lightning and 1 Hon. Murray E. G. Finch-Hatton, and held since 1871 by
repaired m 1810 : internally there is no clumcel arch, nor r the Rev. WiUiam Grayson b.a. of St. Catharine's College,
any other separation between the nave and chancel than a I Cambridge. Rothivell's charity of £14 is for fuel, 'fiio
noble screen of the same date and character as that in Stea- ' late Thomas Plnmpton Tindale esq. of Ewerby. left in 1875
f'lrj chnrch : in the chantry chapdat the east end of the north ' a sum of ^f 2,000, the interest of which is given in food
aisle, endosed by Early' screen work, an altar slab and I annually to the deserving poor of the parish ; and Mrs. Ann
[«9cina remain, but its chief feattsre is a fine arched tomb, ' Bnrcham and W. Burcham esq. of Ewerby 'Hiorpe. Mwh left
d[90 EWBRBT.
LINCOLlSSHntJL
[tce til's
;£io« m 186$, the interest of- whieh/is distribated in like
manner. Henry Fell, of thia parish, left in 1667 the Mm
of ;f 10 yearly towftrds the maintenance of a achotd master:
to teaich the poor children of Ewerby and Evedon. The
Hon. Murray E. G. Finoh-Hatton d.i«, j.p. -who is lord of
the manor, and Joseph Barnes esq. are the principal land-
owneis. The soil is strong day and heavy loam ; sabsoil,
olay-' The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley^ turnips and
seeds. The area is 2,607 acres ; rateable, value, ;£^4i435;
the popjolation in 1881 was 451. Fart of Haverholme Priory
Park is in this parish.
Grayson Rev, William B.A. [vicar]
Barnes Samuel, farmer
Gadd Thomas Joeeph, carrier, shop-
keeper k post office
Hardy John, farmer
Hubbard James, fanner k seed merchnt
Money William, Pinch-Hatton Arms
hotel, & farmer
Priestley Amos Wil8on,grooer k draper
PriestleyJohn & Amos WOson, whlwrgts
Prince William, boot k shoe maker
Thorpe Thomas, farmer
' BmvaBi Tao&PJtia a bamlet ia-thu parishv a.unfeeaat. -
Parish (3erkv Thomas Gastledine. - •
Post OFFiCB.-'<Tboma8 Joseph Gadd^ reoeiier. Letters
through Sleaford, arrive at 10 a.m. ; dispatched at 345
p.m. The nearest money order k telegra{di office is st
Heckington
National School (mixed), built by sabscription in 1841, for
140 children.; average attendanoe, 9a ; k partially snp-
ported by 1]ie Hon. M. E. G. Finch-Hatton ; Charies
Nei^bonr Smith, master
Cabbieb to Slbatobd. — Thomas Jogei^ Gadd, monday
Stennett Anthony, surveyor, fanner,
brick k tile maker
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson John,inn.beerTeta{ler k butcher
Wilson Thomas, butcher ■'
Wilson Mrs. Ann, grazier
Daubney Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Dawber Scboiield, farmer
Doughty Thomas, farmer
Dowse John, farm bailiff to Bichard
Bennett
Good Jabez, blacksmith
Heath Joseph, carrier
Lawton John, tailor
Moffatt William Alexander, farmer
Puttergill William, shoe maker
L
FAIiSINOWOBT^ is a village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of Law>
ress, Lincoln union, Market Basen county court district,
rural deanery of Lawress Mo. i, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, a miles north-west from Wickenby
station, 5 south-west from Market Basen and 1 1 north-east
from Lincoln. The church of All Saints was, with the ez-
ceptios of the tower, rebuilt in 1818 : it is of stone, and
consists of 'chancel, nave and western tower with 4 bells.
The 1831 return gives the date of the register as 1560: no
farther particulars can be obtained. The livine is a rectory,
yearly ralue ;f3o6, in the gift of Ernest Bichard Charles Oust
esq. of Arthingworth, Morthants, and held since 1877 by the
Bev. John Sansom b.a. Queen's College, Oxford, who is
qon-resident ; the Bev. Oscar Aslachson is curate. Here are
Wesleyan Methodist and Free Methodist chapels. Earl
Brownlow's charity of £6 las. yearly, is given to the Market
Basen Hospital for the benefit of the parishioners of thia
parish. E. B. 0. Oust esq. d.l. is lord of the manor and
Aslackaon Bev. Oacar ujl. [curat*]
COMMBBCIAL.
Blow John (Mrs.), farmer
Brown Thomas, shoe maker
Burkitt John, shopkeeper
Burkitt Edward, farmer
Chamberlin Thomas, farmer
Coney John, farmer
Cottingham Oeorge,carpenter & wheel
Wright
"FAXiKUSlO'HAX. (or FoLKiNQHAM-cuH-LAtiQirTOM) is
a pleasant and healthy village on the old road from London
to Lincoln, on the Southern acclivity of a picturesque valley,
in the Southern division of the county, Avelandi wapentake.
Bourn union and county court district, parts of Eesteven,
rural deanery of Aveland No. i, and archdeaconry and dio-
cese of Lincoln, 3 miles west from Billingborough station, g
north from Bourn, 13 south-east from Grantham, 9 south
from Sleaford, 30 south-west from Boston and 107 from
London. The church of St. Andrew is a large building of
stone, in the Late Transitional, Early Decorated, and Per-
pendknlar styles, with some remains of Norman work, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, and a western embattled
tower with eight pinnacles, stone groined and contain-
ing a clock and 5 bells : in 1857 the fabric underwent
extensive alterations and repairs by Messrs. Kirk and
Parry, at an expense of j^2,coo : the stained east window was
erected by Mr. John Ward, to the memory of bis family ;
the stained west window is a memorialito E. Morris esq. :
there is an ancient rood screen of dark oak, richly carved,
and in good preservation : during the progress of the re-
storation, two richly carved and coloured niches of the Deco-
rated period were mscovered, and between them, carved in
high relief, a lily in a vase ; there were also found fragments
of statues once standing in the niches, the robes of these
figures being enriched with small squares of wax, stamped
in relief and gilt ; under the modern font portions of a
richly carved font of the Late Transition period were met
with ; the doorway and stairs to the rood loft also remain ;
fine Pecorated seduia, several aumbries, and some Perpen-
dicidar bench ends : on either side the porch are the arms of
Banulph, Earl of Chester, and of Beaumont: in 1859 further
repairs were carried out, owing to the yielding of the colunms
of the nave arcades,by Mr. Edward Browning. The register,
including Laughton Dunsby, dates from the year 1539. The
living is a rectory, united with the vicarage of Laughton,
joint Igross yearly value £511 with residence, in the gift
of Thonuis A. B. Heathcote esq. and held since 1861 by the
Bev. George Garter ll.m. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
There is a Wesleyan chapel. There are charities for the poor,
FBivATE BEsiDBNTs. Clay Mrs
9afly WiUiam . Draycott Mrs
Baker Mrs GrewoockMrs
Carter Bev. George u. Jb, t.T. [rector] Kynaeton - Albert Edward
Qhief landowner. The soil is stiff day ; sabicnU. day. The
chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The aiea is i,8a
acres ; rateable value, ;f 3,796; the population, in i88i wu
310.
Parish Qerk, John Lawton.
Lettsb Box cleared at 3.30 pjn. week days only. Letten
through Market Basen, whioh is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
The school is for the parishes of Buslingthortw, Friesthnrpe
and Snariord, k is supported by subscriptions, indod-
ing £10 from the lord of the manor k the children')
pence : it was built in 1838 ; capadty, Sa ; average at-
tendance, 50 ; Isaac Swaby, master ; Mrs. Caroline
Swaby, mistress
Cabbibbs ! —
Edward Smitlt, to Lincohi, on mon. k (ri. j to Mariut
Basen, tnes. ; Joa^h Heath, to Linooln, .fri. ; to Haikct
Raaen, tne*
Phillipson William, BroWnlow Arms
!>.■. k farmer
Sharp' Graves, blacksmith k shoeing
smith
Smith Edward Robert, carrier
Thorpe Edward, miller (wind)
Watson Jose]^ farm baBiS to E. B C.
Cast esq. The Grwige
Wood Samuel, farmer ft auller
Woolhouae Joseph, beer retailer
bequeathed by IjOt Maile and others — viz., the rent of 14
acres of land, situated in the parish of Osboumby, which
are distributed on St. Thomas' Day. Fairs are held
annually on Ash Wednesday, Palm Monday, May lalh,
Thursday after Old Michaelmas, and the aand of November.
The castle, supposed to have been built by Henry de Bean-
mont, on the summit of the hill immediately above the
town, in the reign of Edward JI. i& said to have been
destroyed by the Parliamentary forces during the dvil wars:
scarcely any vestige of it now remains, except the inner
moat, and some traces of the outer one : part of the onter
wall foundation (about seven feet wide) of the andent castle
was discovered on removing some soil from a close at tte
Castle Hills. There are several springs here, one of which ti
highly chalybeate. Thomas A.B. Heathcote es(|. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil is strong and
light loam ; subsoil, chiefly clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and beans. The area is 1,861 acres; rateaUe
value, /3434 ; the population in 1881 was 576.
Parish Clerk, Robert George.
Post k Money Orheb k Teleobaph Office, Savings Bank
k Government Annui^ k Insurance Office, — Willijni
Bastall, ipostmaater. From London k all parts letten
arrive at 5.20 a.m. k 6.45 p.m. ; dispatched at 5.20 a-m.
& 645 p.m. The box closes at 5.15 a.m. k 6.25 p.m. ;
with an extra halfpenny stamp, letters can be posted np
to within ^ minutes of dispatch. Four messsengers lean
the ofHce c^y for the neighbouring villages
Insubancb Aobnts : —
Provident Life, Clifton k Stepney
Royal Exchange, T. Watson
National School, built in 1875, at a coat ci £zfiioo, bn iJP
children, with an average attendance of s^ut 83. k sap-
ported by voluntary contribntiong, Govenunent grant k
school fees, besides an endowment from land at Pidley in
Hontingdonshiie, amountiag to about ^30 yearly, k £to
from land at Pointon, left in 1713 by Bichard Broc^lesby ;
William Moss, master ; Mrs. Susannah Panlin, mistress
Carbieb. — William H8re,to Sleaford, monday ; to Grantham
tuesday k Saturday, b Bourn on thnrsday
Houghton Bev. William Christo{iier
H.A. [vicar of Waloot]-
Ward Mrs
Digitized by VjOOQlC
DIRSCTDltr.]
., .ooufaaquL...
Biand Jose^i, game keeper', to Thomas
i. R. Heathoote esq. of Newton
House, Newton
Cissvell Henry, tarmer, Loir (arm
Chunbecs Jolm, farmer
Clifton k Stepney, drapers ft grocers
CoUinson Thomae, conper
Oeasey Wm. HeaiTr (Mrs. ), grazier
Drayoott Bate, cattle dealer
Oraycott John, cattle dealer
ETeritt Han-y, plnmber tc decorator
George Roba% baker
Gtxxfiicre Robert, saddler
Gnimmitt Ed\rard J. Greyhomid inn
fe posting house
Hammer Willntm J. general ironmonger
Handley John, boot s shoe maker
UNOOLNSHIBB^:
Bare WiUi^nv«»TTieT , ,^. .
■fiarVey George, l»ker '''■'.'
iBoImes fienry. Five Bells p.h. & farmr
Holmes James, beer retailer
fiowitt Kchsrd, builder & contractor
Kyiiaston Albert Edward, surgeon
Miller William, boot & shoe maker
Mitchell James, boilifi to Mibhael
Whiley of Orby
Moody Lewis,, chemist t stations'
Moss William^ organist
Owea John, farmer
Pile yC&iy (Mrs.) & .Son, gardeners &
seedsmen
Rastall George, wood dealer
Bastall Wm. wool buyer, & post office
Bose John, stationer k bookseller, * tc
china & glass dealer, cleirk to the
FBNTOM. 3^1
' Walcot & PickilPorth, school jboard.
I ' ootlector of nttes ft taz'^ '& secretary
;' to the Gas C!o ,
I Savings Bank (Jbhn Bose, sec.), opon
j on fti.froiri 12 till i & froni 6 to 7 p.m
I Salelby William, butcher
Scarbrongh James, farmer
ISenside Bobt.RedLion F.Kft blscksmth
Shingfield Charles, baker
Thompson John, joiner
Tnxworth Samnel, baker
Vye Frederick John, saddled'
Wardingley Fred Pearsbn, tailor Is
draper
Watson Thomas, draper & grOcer
I Williamson Kdward, butcher
Wyer Daniel, veterinary surgeon
' Wyer George, veterinary surgeon
7ASTOBTH)'«ith''-lCAII>iEirWEIiZi is a parish, 1 interest ol£i5, left by Mr. Charles Humphrey in X719.
in tlie Northern diviaion af<tbe county, parts ef lindsey, Meabnrn Staniland eyq. j.p. of Harrington Hall, Spilsby,
■ "" ' " ' is Jord of the manor and owner of Farfortli, and the C!orpo-
Wold division of the hundred of Louth Eske, Louth union
asd omnty court district, rural deanery of Hill No. i, and
tidideieanry and diocese 0/ Lincoln, 6 mSes south from
Loath, llie chorah of St. Peter was rebuilt in 1861, in the
Earlv English style, chiefly of sandstone, through the
liberality of the family of the late William and Frances
Oaiear, and the Corporation of Basingstoke : on the north
ode of the chancel is a brass plate, engraved, tothe memory
M William and Francis Osiear. The register dates from the'^
year 1784. The living is a rectory,- nnited with Bockland,
jotit yearly value ;f 400 with house, m the-gift of the Earl
of Tarborongh, Eind held since 1855 by the Bev. Benjamin
Jesse Woed b.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge, who
nodes at the Bectory, Rnckland. The poor have the
Browse George Harwood, Maidenwell I BIytb John, farm bailiff
I Browne esq
f ASLS8TH0&PS is a parish, in the M^d division, of
the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of the hundred
ol Calceworth,. Spilsby onioo and county, court district,
rural deanery of Calceworth No. 2, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south-east from Alford station,
sod 7 north-east from Spilsby. The church of St. Andrew
is a small edifloe;ef brick, connstiog of nave only, with
»ooden belfry containing i bell. The register of baptisms
jration of Basingstoke are owners of Maidenwell. The
Soil is limestone ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,902 acres ; rateable
value, £2,271 ; the population in 1881 was 143.
MAiDBNwm.L is a hamlet, and contains 1,375 acns ;
and Farforth 537 acres.
Parish Clerk, George Julian Lyall.
Letters through I^utb. The nearest money order ft tele>
graph office is Louth
Dame School, for 40 children ; average attendance, 30 & is
entirely supported by George Harwood Browne esq. ft
tin school pence ; Mrs. Marian Lyall, mistress ; Miss Lu^
Marian LytiH, infants' mistress.
to G. .H. I Lill Alfred, farmer, Faiforth house ^
and burials dkktefrom the year J.66.S ; marriages, 1655. The rateable value, £1,403 ; the population in 1881 was 104.
living is a vicarage, tithe reot-cbarge £35^ gross' yearly
raloe ;f 98, icduding 47 acres of glebe, in the gift of Joseph
Montague Liveaey esq. of Stoorton hall, and held since 1840
by the- Rev. Charles Mason ela. of Worcester College, Ox-
ford, who is also vicar of and resides at Bilsby. The poor
have s yearly rent^charge of aos. left by Mr. Richard
^lendlufie, out of the estate here which he bequeathed to
the Alford Free Grammar School, to which the paruluoners
ara. entitlo} to send their children. Joseph Montague Livesey
esq. A.inst., c.is. of Stourton hall, Horncastle, who is lord oif
the manop, tiie Governors of Alford Grammar School and
the Dake of Portland are the principal landowners. The
soil is- mostly clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
irtieat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,043 ^o^ i
Bilton John, farmer
Brooks Charles, farmer
Parish Clerk, John Graves.
This place is included in the Bilsby United District School
Board formed in 1876
The children attend the board school there
Letters through Alford, which is t])e nearest money order
61 telegraph office
I Blackbnm Henry, iiBnnei< '
I Crraves John, carpenter ft pariah -clerk
Harsn^ Edward, brick ft tils- maker
I offioe, West street, Alford
WEST FEV is a parish, formed in 1880 hj the Act 44
Vict. c. zvii. and conaiating of detached portions of Miivis
Eiderby, Hereby, Bnndleby, West Keal and Raithby, and
tbe fen allotments of Frieston and Leverton ; it is m the
Hid dirisiiHl of the eoonty, parts of Lindsey, soke of Boli^-
broke west diviaion, union of Spilsby, county court district
ol ^lilsby ; it is.aoclesiastj^dly annexed to Bolingbroke, New
Bolingbroke, Frieston, Hundleby, West Keal and Leverton
psrithes. Sibe^ and Eastville railway stations, on the- East
Linculnshire railway, are both 6 miles from beta. Dogdyke
station, on the Great Northern, is 8 miles distant, Boston 9
miles south, Spilsby- g miles north-east,Homcastle ic^ miles
north-west. The moabitants attend the churches at Car- .
riigton. New Bolingbroke and Stickney. Here are two
Vtsleyan chapels. "Theprincipil landowners are Francis B.
legate esq. Edward WTOracrof t-AracotU esq.Mis9 Hillyard
and T. S. ffiehardaon esq. The soil is heavy clay ; sub-
I^ttcrs
Harked tbns * go by Stiekosr.
Harked tlias f bj Kew Bo'.lDgbroke.
tBdlamy Alfred, farmer
•Carey Frederick, farmer .
"Oark Harry, fanner -
tDennise Richard, fanner
*Dracass Cook, farmer
*Ely Benjamin, Uirmer
^ray Joaapb, fanner, Revesby bridge.
tHarriaom 'Thomas, farmer
'Hudson Charles, iarmer
soil, clay and sand. The chief crops are oats, wheat, barley
and beans. The area is 3,434 acres ; rateAIe valna, ^[3,856 ;
the popukition in 18S1 was ssa.
Letter^ through Boston vi& Stickney ft New Bolihgbroke.
Hareham-1»-Fen is the nearest telegraph ofBce ; Stickney
is the nearest money order offioe
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1879 for West
Fen United District, cotnprising Asgarby (detached),
Bolingbroke (detached), Boston (two detached parts),
, Oarrington, Fishtoft (detached), Frithville (one detachM
part), Frithville ^principal part of), Miningsbv (de-
, tached), Revesby (detached), Sebsey (one detached part),
Tumby (detat^ied) ft WestviUe ; H. ^tes, Boston, cleric
to the board; Samuel Shaw, attendance officer. The
board meets at the clerk's office, Boston, every first
Wednesday in the month at 10 a. m
The children chiefly attend the schools at Medlam & Stickney
*Ingamella George, farmer
tBobinson George, farmer
tRobson William, farmer
*Sykes Jas. overseer, surveyor ft faimr
»t5yk
tWelsh Joseph, farmer
*Wright William, farmer ft brick ma
TESTOV is a small village and parish, situate near the pulpit, which is of Jacobean date : the south aisle arcade is
river Witham and the Notts border, in the Southern dirisioD
of the county, parts of Kesteven, tvapentake of Lovedpn,
Newark union, county court district, rural deanery of hove-
deo, and axchdeaooury and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north-
cast frqm Claypole station on the Great Northern rsUwMr,
and 6 easb-by-sonth from Newark. The church of All
Saints is a stmetnre of stone, chiefly in the Decorated'and
Perpendicular styles, with s^ma Norman reihains, and con-
a^tsof chancel, with chantry chapel on the ;iorth, nave,
aisles and a towisz, with etodceted spire and pinnacles, and
containing 3 beUs : the north aisle of two bikys is Norman,
and a-friignieiit of .Nonnah work remaina banath the
Decorated work of the late thirteenth century," but thft
windows in this aisle are Perpendicular, and to this period
belong also the tower and spire : the chancel Was rebuilt in
an inferior style in 1830 : in the chantry adjoining it is an
aumbry, and screen work 6f debased character partly en-
closes both : some old bench ends remain, and there is a
plain octangular font on a shafted pedestal. The register
^tes from the year 1537. The living is 'a 'chapelry,
united togetiier with that of Stragglesthorpe, to the
r«ctory of Beckinghcnn, joint yearly value £6q7i in the
pft of t*e Bev. Frederick Fitisgerald m.a. of Trinity College,
Did>lb>,' who is the present rector, and held by him ainoe
Digitized by VjUUy iC
392 PENTON.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[Kelly's
1878 ; he reeides at Beckingham. The charities an £2 '5*- ' principal landowner. The soil is clay and loam ; sabsoil,
yeariy, derived from the interest of ;^iSo, left by the late
Mrs. Lucas, in trust to the rector and churchwardens, to
be distributed in coal to the poor of the parish. The HJall,
formerly a residence of the Lucas family, still partly re- j
mains, and is occupied as a farm-house by Mr. Jesse
Thurlby. Richard Lucas esq. is lord of the manor and i
clay and stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
seeds. The area is 1,220 acres ;. rateable value, ^£^1,766 ;
the population in 1S81 was 84.
Letters throng'h Newark. . Oaypole is the nearest money
order office k Newark the nearest telegraph office
Carbibk to Nkwask.— Stephen Hall, wed
I Thurlby Jesse, farmer, The Hall
(Hlbert Edward Fowler, farmer I Boss Dexter John, farmer
Hall Stephen, carrier | {
SOUTH FEHKIBT is a pretty and weU-bnilt village, ' Sutton, at a cost of £300. Brick and tile making is eiten-
on the sonth bank of the Humber, in the Northern division ' sively carried on here. There is a quarry of chalk and
of the county, parts of Lindsey, north division of Yar- , stone. From ecclesiastical records the parish appears to
borongh wapentake, Glanford Brigg union, Barton-upon- ' have been formerly divided into North and South Ferriby.
Hnmter petty sessional division and county court district, ' Ferriby Hall is a brick mansion, in the occupation of Henry
rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, archdeaconry of ^tow, Edward Meggitt esq. who is lord of the manor. The prin-
and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles west from Barton, the i cipal landowners are Major Robert Nassau Sutton j.p. of
nearest railway station and 7 west from New Holland. Hie ' Scawby Hall, and the Rev. Andrew Veitch B.A. The soQ is
church of St. Nicholas, which is but the mutilated remnant ; chalky ; subsoil, chalk. T^t chief crops are wheat, tarni{S
of a much larger church, is a singular structure, consisting and barley. The area is 1,555 seres, 21 perch of land and
of chancel, nave, porch and a tower erected over the chancel \ 1,495 "' water ; rateable value, ;£3,74S ; the population iii
and containing 3 bells : embedded in the walls are portions ' 1881 was 733.
of fine monumental slabs, with five crosses, and over the j Febbibx Sluicb, i mile west, is a hamlet in this parish,
porch is an ancient semi-circular stone, on which is sculp- on the bank of the Humber and the Wear Dyke. A lecture
tured a representation of our Saviour as thcGood Shepherd,
and on each side of His bead symbolical figures of the sun
and moon : the church in 1869 was re-pewed and re-
stored at a cost of dsa, and has sittings for 400 persons.
The register dates from the year 1538. The livmg is a
rector}', gross yearly value ^f 320, in the gift of the Bishop
of Lincoln, and held since 1862 by the Rev. Andrew Veitch
a A. of Hertford College, Oxford. There is a church estate,
consisting of 15 acres and 6 cottages, held in trust by the
rector and churchwardens and The Rer.Robert Sutton it.A.of
Scawby Hall, Rowland Winn esq. i(.f.,i>.l., j.p. of Appleby
Hall and Mr, John Wilson. There are Wesleyan and
Primitive Methodist chapels. The Temperance Hall,
erected in 1882, at a cost of ^130, is a building of brick.
There is also a large reading room, erected by Major
Meggitt Henry Edward, Ferriby hall
Veitch Rev. Andrew b.a. [rector]
Waddingham Mrs. William, sen
Wilson John ; k Barton-on-Humber
OOSCmBCIAL.
Altop Tbomas, farm bailiff to William
Waddingham
Andrew John, miller, Sluice
Seacock W. Joseph, grocer & draper &
dealer in ready-miaae clothes
Bnrkill Henry, coal merchant
Clark Henr^, blacksmith
Clarke Wniiam, «oal merchant
Gook William, boot k shoe maker
Dawson William, butcher. Sluice
Dent George, tailor
Ellis William, farmer
Every John, chief boatman,' Coast-
guard station
Gibson Edward, wheelwright
Gilding Henry Hutchinson, bricklayer
k plasterer
Green William, farrier, k post office
Havercroft Jane (Mrs.) & Thos. farmrs
HebUewhite Fercival Willerton, draper
k grocer
I Johnson Henry Edwin, farmer
Kell George, grocer
I Lecture Hall (Joseph Beacock, man.),
I Sluice
j Pocklington John Arthur, farmer
I Pocklington Joseph, farmer
hall has been erected here by M. Clark esq. of Mutering-
ham Hall, at a cost of ^^loo.
Parish Clerk, WiUiam Harvey.
Post k Honey Obdbb Officx k Savings Bank. — Willism
Green, postmaster. Letters are received from Hull,
arrive at 8.35 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.35 p.m. The nearest
tele^ph office is at Barton. Wall Box at Ferriby
Sluioe. Cleared at 4.35 p.m
Elementary School (mixedj, rebuilt & enlarged in 1872, at a
cost of / 100, for 180 children, with an average attendance
of 140, k supported by voluntary contributions ; Mark
Hatfield, master
Water Contetancs. — A steam packet daily to Hnll from
the Sluice, thursday k Sunday excepted, k one from Brigg
to meet it ; Michael Clark, proprietor
Rack Joseph, joiner
Smith Robert, lock keeper. Sluice
Smith Robert, Nelthorpe Arms p.h
Smith Thomas, boot k shoe maker
Snmpter Thomas, Sloop inn, Sluioe
Sweeting Michael, Hope & Anchor p.h.
Sluice
Thompson John, wheelwright
Tripp William, fanner
Underwood John, brick k tile manufac-
turer ; k at Hull
Waddingham Wm. K. farmer. Field ho
Walker Robert, farmer
Walton Geo. brick k tfle maker, Slniee
Watson William, brick k tile ma.Shiict
Wilson John, farmer
Pocklington Thomas, farmer
PEBBT COBKEB PLOT, formerly extra-parochial, I This place is indnded in North East Holland Fen Inited
is now a parish, in the Southern division of the county, I School Board District, founded in 1879.
parts of Holland, Kirton wapentake, nnion and county court
district of Boston, 5 miles north-west from Boston, one j Post Office. — Samuel Donnor, receiver. Letters tlirongh
mile west from Laiigrick station, and about one mile and a Boston arrive at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 3 p.m. The
half north from Brothertoft chnrch. "Hie Weslej-ans have I nearest money order k telegraph office is at Boston
a chape] here. R. Dring esq. is the principal landowner. 1
The soil and subsoil are clay, and the usual cereals are ! The children attend the Board School at Hedge Hog Bridge,
grown. The area is about 49 acres ; rateable value, ^^132 ; Brothertoft
population in i88t was 45. I
Allen Miss I Dring Richardson, landowner & farmer I Rdmer Richard, flirmer
Donnor Samuel, shopkeeper | Meeds Isaac, farmer | Setcbell William, farmer
FIXiUSTGHAK is a parish and pleasant village, 1 Sanndcrson : in 1866 the chnrch was again restored : the
charmingly situated at the western declivity of the cliffs, ! churchyard contains a handsome monumental cross,
in the Northern division of the county, western division of
the wapentake of Aslacoe, parts of Lindsey, Gainsborough
union and county court district, rural deanery of Aslacoe,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 151 miles
from London, 10 north-by-west from Lincoln, 10 south-east
from Gainsborough, and 7 west from Lee station on the loop
line of the Great Northern railway, which joins the main
line at Doncaster and Peterborough. St. Andrew's church,
previously a structure of the Earfy English and Early Deco-
rated periods, was partly reconstructed in 1777, when the
present tower and the greater portion of the whole fabric
upwards of 30 feet in height, erected in memory of Mijor
Thomas N. Dalton (49th Regiment), who was kwed at the
battle of Inkerman, Nov. ^th, 1854. The regist^ dates
from the year 1661. The living is a rectory, yearly vslue
;f 709 with residence (restored by the late Sir Gilbert Soott
B.A. in 1853), in the gift (if the KaaUx and FeUowsof Balliol
College, Oxford, who have been owners of the advowsonfor
upwards of five centuries, and held by the Rev. William
Wilton Smith x.a. Emmanuel College, Cambridge. In thr
year 1361 the living was presented by the college to Jobnik
Wycliffe, the great reformer, then one of the fellows of the
was rebuilt ; the date of this renovation being marked on ! college. The fairs were long since removed to Spital by Sir
the tower : the building consists of chancel, nave of three i Cecil Wray. Tlie village is beautified by a inagnificeiit
bays, aisles and a western tower, with four richly carved lake, a sheet of about 40 acres of water, making it one
pinnacles, western porch, containing a clock and i bell : { of the prettiest spots in the county ; it is the h«d of >
good features of both the original stjies have been inoorpo- feeder of the Till. Fillmgham Castle, an embattled edifice,
rated in the more recent masonry ; but the earliest existing built by Sir Cecil Wray in 1760, is the property of John
feature is a small semi-circukj' headed doorway beneath the Dalton esq. ; it is at prnient occupied by James Jaraineea]. ;
tower, eirc. 1200 : the chancel is entirely modern j on the in the groimds are vestiges of a Roman camp, where coim
north wall is a mural monument of marble, to Jane, spear-heads and fragments of armour have been discovered ;
daughter of Dendl Hollis, of Ormsby, and wife of Thomas ' the river Anchohne takes its rise in the pork. John Dalton,
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caq. M>. Steningford Park, Sipon, who u lord of the manor,
the Bev. William Jamea Jenkins m.a. and Jamea Dalton
esq. are the landowners. The soil is mixed ; snbaoil, mixed.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, tamips and
pastors. The area is 3,437 acres ; rateable value, ^3,614 ;
the popolation in 1881 was 307.
Parish Clerk, William Poole.
Post Officb. — Wm. Poole, receiver. Letters arrive from Lin-
coln to Ingham, thence by foot messenger k are deUvered
aboat 10 a. m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. on week days only.
Ingham is the nearest money order & telegraph office
PBIYATl BISISBKTS.
Dalton Thomas Bradley, Manor house
Dalton Mrs. A. M. The Cottage
Jardine James, Fillingham cwtle
Smith Hev. Wm. Wilton m.a. [rector]
COmiEItCtAL.
Acrill William, farmer
Atkinson Thomas, farmer
Bell John, builder
Brougham John, grazier
Carter John, graaer
Clarke John, steam ploughing owner
Clayton John, grocer
Dalton Thomas Bradley, farmer & land
owner, Manor house
Godfrey William, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Laidlow George, tailor & draper
Parochial School (mixed), erected by k belonging to John
Di^ton esq. ; the school was enlarged in i860; it is
supported by voluntary subscriptions, & will hold 60
children, with an average attendance of 40 ; Thomas
Barrett, master
Cabbibbs to :—
Gainsbobougk — Joseph Brown, tuesday. The ^Ingham
carriers also pass through every tnesday en route to
Gainsborough
Lincoln — George Emmingham & Joseph Brown, every fri
Laidlow William, shopkeeper
Law Alexander, under steward to Johii
Dalton esq
Melboorn Newell, farmer, Lake house
Roberts Benjamin, blacksmith
Roberts Henry, wheelwright
Smith George Wm.&rmer, Rectory fm
Storr George, shoe maker
Sturr Henry (Mrs.), grazier
FIS8BT is f porish and smiall village with station on the
East Lincolnshire railway, situated on a small stream, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold
(liTinon of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union, petty
seaaiQaal division and county court district, rural deanery
of Candleshoe No. 3, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 133^ miles from London, 5 east-south-east from
%ib^, 4 south-west from Burgh and 5 north-west from
nainfleet. This station is the junction of the branches
from Spilsby and Skegness. The church of St. Andrew,
rebuilt m 1856, at a cost of ;^85o, under the direction of the
late Mr. J. K. Street b.a. is an edifice of Lincoln stone with
Ancaster stone dressings, in the Early English style, consist-
ing of aapidal chanc^, nave and a bell gable containing
a bells : there are two stained windows. The register dates
from the year 1717. The living is a rectory, with the
vicarage of Great Steeping annexed ; tithe rent-charge
(FSnby) ^£185, joint gross .yearly value /343, including
II acres of glebe at Firsby, in the gift of and^held since 1844
by the Bev. Richard George Walls m.a. of Brasenoae College,
(hcford, who resides at Boothby Hall. The celebrated Dr.
Blackbnm William, farmer
Cash Herringshaw, wheelwright
Crawford G«t, Fredk. I(ailway hotel
Drabney J<dui, farmer
Bandaley Dawson, shoe maker ft shop-
keeper
Hunt John, fanner
Kemp John, jnn. farmer
Kemp John, cake & corn merchant ft
farmer
Kemp William John, land surveyor
Kime Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer
Letts Robert, farmer
Mager John Charles, miller (wind)
William Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester (1760-79) was
rector here from 1730 to 1756. There is a Wcsleyan chapel
here. The poor have the interest of five acres of land, left
by W. Cheales, and producing ;£i2 a year. The Rev.
Richard George Walls m.a. rector, who is lord of the manor,
Charles Thomas Samnel Birch-Rernardson esq. d.l. of Holy-
well Hall, Stamford, and the trustees of the late John Ashlin
are the prindpal landowners. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat and beans. The area is
1,063 Bcres ; rateable value, jf 3,347 ; the population in 1881
was 335.
Lsttbb Box, Railway slatioD, cleared at 4.30 p.m. week
days only. Letters through Spilsby, the nearest money
order ottice, ft telegraph at Firsby railway station
A Sc&ool Board of 5 members was formed in 1876, for the
united district of Firsby, Bratoft ft Irby-in-the-Marsh ;
T. Ward, Newtown, Spilsby, clerk to the board ft attend-
ance officer
The children of this place attend the Board school at Irby-
in-the-Marsh
Railway Station, John Topliss, station master
Maltby John, fanner
Maltby William, farmer '
Riggall Arthur Stovin, farmer
Searby John, farmer & grazier ; ft at
Croft
Skelton Peter, shopkeeper
PIKSBT EAST AND WEST.
East Fibsbt is a township and parish, 6} miles west-by-
sonth from Market Rasen and 7 north-west from Wickenby
statun, in the Northern division of the coimty, east division
of Aslaooe wapentake, Lincoln union and county court dis-
tiict. There is no church. The register dates from the
year 1717. The living is a rectory, annexed to the vicarage
of Saxlnr, joint gross yearly value £94, in the gift of the
Earl cl Scarbron^, and held since 1874 by the Rev. Robert
Coartenay, of St. Bees, who is also rector of and resides at
Oaenby. Mrs. Moore is lady of the manor and principal
Gothorp Francis, farmer. East Firsby | Laverack John, farmer. West Firsby
FISHTOFT is a parish in the Southern division of the
county, wajientake of Skirbeck, parts of Holland and Lindsey,
Beaton imion and county court district, rural deanery of
North Holland No. 3, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
cobi, 3 miles east-south-east from Boston, boimded on the
sooth by the navigable river Witham and the sea. The Hob
Hob drain passes through it. The church of Su Guthlac,
the patron saint of Crowland Abbey, is a structure of stone,
in toe Korman, Early English and later styles, consisting of
chancel, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles, south porch
and an embattled tower containing 5 bells, and was restored
in 1853, when a small vestry was added and some remains
of Norman wwk were discovered : by far the most interest-
ing portion of the church is its Norman chancel, which is
nnnsaally wide, and retains many of its original features ;
the greater part of the remainder of the fabric is Perpen-
diouar : the tower is plain and has, over the w«st doorway,
a (mall statuette of St. Guthlac in a canopied niche : the
clerestory has five windows on either side : a most beauti-
fnlly carved oak screen of Perpendicular date separates the
nave land chancel, and at the north-east angle is Aa octagonal
turrett with staircase, which gave access to the rood loft and
nave not : in tha north aisle are portions of another screen,
formeriy belonginjg to Frieston church : the font is Perpen-
dicalar and consuts of an octagonal-panelled basin on an
derated base : the pulpit and prayer desk are both oon-
•tmcted from some earlier fittings : in the chancel are two
Norman and Early English aumbries and a piscina, and the
cut window ntain* some fragments of ancient glass : two
landowner. The soil is loam and clay ; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and potatoes. The area
of the parish is 507 acres ; rateable value, ;£638 ; the popu-
lation in 1 88 1 was — of the parish 74, and of the township 33.
Wbbt Fiesby is a township in this parish, and contained
in 18S1 a population of 41 ; the area is 674 acres, the pro-
perty of Sinmir Frankland Hood esq. B.A., J.P. of Nettlcham
Hall ; rateable value, ;f 1,366.
Letters through Market Rasen. Normanby is the nearest
money order otfice ; telegraph office at Market Rasen
coped slabs of grey marble also remain ; these bear crosses
only, and appear to be of the thirteenth century. The
register dates from the year 1696. The living is a rectory,
yearly value j£8oo with residence, in the gift of Mrs.
Lushmgton Edwards, and held since 1877 by the Rev.
Charles Dudding Holland b.a. of Caius College, Cam-
bridge. The rectory house, a substantial bniik residence,
is west of the church. The Wesleyans have a chapel near
the village. There are several charities, amounting to ;^67
yearly, which are distributed to the poor of the parish on
St. Thomas' Day, the most important being the Briggs'
charity and the gift of Charles Johnson. The coast-guard
station is at Hob Hole Sluice, at the mouth of the Witham.
Ilie Ecclesiastical Commissioners, the trustees of the Rev.
Edward Brown and the trustees of John J. Jebb esq. are
the principal landowners. In 1872 there were about 150
acres of marsh land enclosed. The sea bank is i| miles in
length. The soil is in most parts heavy ; subsoil, sandy.
The chief crops are wheat, beans and potatoes. The area is
4,473 acres of land and 1,845 o' water; rateable value,
;^6,355 ; the population in 1881 was 916 in the civil parish,
and 826 in the euilesiastical, which includes part of Frith ville
parish. By a Local Government order, dated December
34tb, 1880, a detached portion of Boston, known as " Boston
East," or "Long Hedges," containing a population of 193,
was added to ^shtoft : at the same date detached parts of
Fishtoft Fen Allotment, with 183 inhabitants, were trauB-
ferred to Frithville.
Post OnncE.— John Taylor, postmaster. Letters from
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LmaOLSSHiRiL
[XEM/T'S
1 .. Boston <arriTe. at 9 M,T^^.iXafmtahfii,al,6jis p-aa/. iTba
nearest money order k telegraph office is at Boston .
Memorial School, founded bjr. tli^ late Bcr. Thomas Lnsh-
ington Edwards U.B.. lor. elementary instmction . to the
children of the parish irhoae parents do not rent a tene-
ment of ;^i^ a year : it is endowed with upwards of nine
acres of land, enclosed from the waste in 1734, now let for
HoUaadRcv.Chas.DuddingB.A. [rector]
Lee James Jacob
Rowland John, Bonnd boose
fiimonds John Caboam, Fishtoft manor
Sour Richard
COXXCRCIAI.
Allen Edward, fanner, Wythes lane
Allan Henry James, farmer
Atkinson Charles, farmer .
Barber Charles, farmer
Barber Henry, farmer
Crowder Matthew, farmer
Cmst Ely, farmer, Kesley honse
,abcmi £4Stot.<A ^ttri^.mtdUioii to tbe sahry nf the
master .(aboat £ao ■ h y»tT).: it will hold ioo scholars:
. the aveiaffe .stteodance is 83 ; Biehard Soar) master ;
. Mrs. flliaalwth Soar, mistress
iMsHTorr Dkovb is included in
School Board District.
the West Fen United
Oanby Hennr Samuel,' farmer
Greatrix WiUiam, blacksmith
Lee James Jacob, farmer
Metcalf William, farmer
Mowbray George, fanoer
Neal wmiam, JoUy Saikn* r.B
Nonnan Thomas, fanner
Orrey George Biu-ton, fanner
Page Richard, farmer
Pearson Mary (Mrs.), firmer
Reeson Joseph, farmer
Rowland John, farmer. Round hooaa
Simmonds John Cabonm, land agent
Snell Joseph, beer retailer, WilloughbT
hiUs
Soar Ridiard, maater of Memorial
sduwl k assistant overseer
Shileock Jacob, beer retlr. Haltoft end
Stop^ier Oeeige, <paarket gardener
Swam Mary O'^-)) shopkeeper
Taylor Joaepb, farmer
Teesdale Enoch, wheelwright
Thacker FtrancJa, Red Cow P.H
TraiTord Jamea, marker gardener
Vinters William, farmer .
Watts James, wheelwright
ITSKEKTOir is a village and parish, in the vale of
Wltham, Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Law-
ress wapentake, union and county court district of Lincoln,
rural deanery of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry of Stow,
diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles east from Lincoln. The Five
Mile House station on the Great Northern railway is in
this parish. The church of St. Clement is a la^ and
handsome structure of stone, of the Norman, Early English
and Perpendicular styles, consisting n( chancel, nave, aisles
and a western tower containing 3 hells : part of the build-
ing is probably of the date nf the latter part of the twelfth
century, and the masonry of the Perpendicular tower is
much admired : there is a brass of a priest, probably (he
restorer of the church in the fifteenth century, when it was
almost rebuilt : it was again restored in 1863, at a cost of
more than ;£i,ooo, of which the late Archdeacon Davys,
then rector, gave /soo> ""i the Bkxilesiastical Commis-
sioners, who are lords of the manor, ;^3S0 : the work was
carried out under the direction of Mr. Ewan Christian, ar-
chitect, and included the rebuilding of part of the chancel
and south aisle, re-rooflng both chancel and aisles and re-
pairing that of the nave ; the windows and doors were also
renewed, the interior re-seated and the floors laid afmh.
The register dates from the year 1539. The living is a
rectory, yearly value ;f 470, including 250 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Peter-
Bramley Charles, Fiskerton hall
Vines Bev.Thos. Hotchkin m.a. [rector]
COMMERCIAL.
Andrew Edward, farmer, Grubb hill
Bramley Charles, farmer, Fiskerton hall
Broi^htflh Geo. farmer. Moor Lane frm
Brown James, boot maker
Clongh Richard, Short Ferry inn
Gibson Fred, wheelwright
Gibson Joseph, wheelwright
Gonlding John, farmer. Rectory farm
Hall Thomas Skepper, Lord Nelson
Hall William, farmer
Houltby Edward, farmer, Olebe farm
Howard William, farm bailiff to
Charles Bramley esq. Manor farm
Hnrton Marshall, shopkeeper
Inckle William, farmer ' ' •
Jackman Prior, farm bailiff to William
Bnrton esq
Pepperdine John, fanner
Pepperdine William, beer retailer
Perrin Thomas, carrier • • -
Perrin Thomas, shopkeeper
Perrin William, joiner
borongh, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Thoma» BotcUiin
Vines m. a. of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge. The Wes-
leyan Methodists nave a chapel here, built in 1839. The
poor have aixKit £2^ (derived from 10 acres of land)
annnally distributed amongst them, left by Robert Hodgson
esq. and other donors during the years 1676, 1701 and 1819.
The Ecclesiastical Commisooners are lonls of the manor.
The principal landowners are the Ecclesiastical Comnii}-
(ioners, the rector and Henry Silvester esq. The soil a
various ; subsbil, limestone. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and oats. - The area is 3,681 acres ; rateable vahu,
^£0,398 ; the population in 1881 was 440.
Jharish Clerk, Joseph Sharp.
Post Omcx. — Henry Otter, receiver. Letters arrive from
Lincoln at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6.35 p.m. ; the
nearest money order k telegraph otfice is at Lincoln
National School (mixed) ; it will npld 104 children ; avcraee
attendance, 64 ; snpported by government grants k sub-
scriptions ; John- Redfem, master; Mrs. Elizabeth
Redfem, mistress
The old parish school was sold k a new school erected in
i860 on a site given by the Ecclesiastical CommissiODerf.
Railway Station (Five Mile House), Thomas Dismore,
station master
Cabbijem to Lincoln. — Thomas Perrin k Charles Holtby,
tnes. k fri
Richardson Clarke, farmer
Sharpe Joseph, farmer
Silvester Henry, farmer
Skepper Joshua, farmer
Stuflins Robert, farmer
Tasker James Westerby, beer retailer
k brewer
Tayles George, farmer
Thompson "niamas, blacksmith
Topliss Croft, fanner
Mnheatiey Thomas, shoe maker
Wooifitt Thomas, farmer
FI<E£T is a village, station on the Spalding and Norwich
railway, and parish, on the road from Holbeach to Wisbech,
a miles east from the former and 13 north-west from the
latter, in the Southern division of the county, parts of Hol-
land, wapentake of EUoe, Holbeach union and county
court district, rural deanery of East Elloe, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln. The church of St. Mary Magdalen
is an ancient stone structure in the Earlier English, Early
and Late Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, south porch and a
detached south-west tower, with embattled parapet and
pinnacles, a polygonal staircase, turret and a spire with
three tiers of pierced qnatrefoils on its alternate faces, the
whole height bein^ about 114 feet : the tower contaiiis 6
bdls, and there is a Perpendicular font and piscina and
sedilia of Eafly Decorated work (1345-1315); the church
•was restored during the years 1860-2, the chancel being
entirely rebuilt, the nave windows repaired, and the interior
reseated, under the direction of Mr. C. Bennett, architect,
of Lynn : there are sittings for 340 persons. The register
dates from the year 1653. The living, is a rectory, tithe
rent-charge ^^1,214, net yearly value j^i,o86, including 87
acres of glebe, with residence, built in 1854, in the gift of
the tru-itces of the Rev. James Jerram m.a. of Wadham
College, Oxford, and held since 1874 by the Rev. Walter
Hill James m.a. of Baliiol College, Oxford. Here is a
General . Baptist chapel, fonndcd in 1690. Here is the
Workhouse for Holbeach union ; particulars are given under
Holbeach. The charities amount to about ;^i3o yeirly,
mostly derived from the poor's land of about 26 acres, and
are distributed in money an St.. Thomas' Day and Good
Friday. There are three manors — Fleet Dominorum, Fleet
Harrington and Fleet Fitzwalter ; Thomas Augustus Sci-
well esq. is lord of the first two and Sturton Johnson esq.
of the last. The principal landowners are T. A. Seawcll
esq. Robert Bellamy Clifton esq. m.a. professor of experi-
mental philosophy at Oxford, W. C. Christie esq. Miss
Charinton and the representatives of John Massey. The
soil is light loam ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are wheat,
beans, peas and roots. The area of the parish is 6,667
acres ; rateable value, 1^11,930 ; the population io iSSiwat
1,331, including 167 officers and inmates in Holbeach work-
house.
Post Office, Hargate. — Richard Crosby, receiver. Letters
through Holbeadi arrive at 6. 15 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.50
in summer k 6.40 p.m. in winter, "rbe nearest momj
order k telegnqih . office is at Hcdbeach
Wall I^ettes Box at the Cbnrch gate, cleared at 6.30 p.nL
Sundays excepted
Schools : —
A Free Sohool, endowed in 1727 by Mary Deacon, wiUi ii
acres i rood and 37 perches in the parish of Holbeach, ii
now eondueted as a certified elementary public school,
managed by the rector k others ; the boildings, com-
prising school-house k teachers' residence, is Tested
m the rector of Fleet as sole trustee : a sdienie w>l
-settled in 1880 by. the Charity Commissionera for tl»
fatnre management of Deacon's Trust, with which m
incorporated at the same time a gift of Samnd Faiibx,
being the interest of ;f s,ioo,deTised bv him for dunitiblc
kscholaitic parposei; the school hoosa, wbidi ■m
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bnllt' iB 'i84a,iia far. QS-iohildTen {mixed).; ournage fttteik-
dince, 6i; Mias.Sarriat Dnzoaa, mistnas' .
A School Soard of 5 members was formed in 187 j| ; RicBard
P. Moasop, Holbeach^ derli to the board
Board, Wood lane, built in 1878, at a coat of £ggo, for iia
PBivATX sisiDBNTB. ColUns Thomair
' chiMran-i ayaaag^vatt— d«iin^-97-;^iyilU«m .Chaa^loqM,-
master
Board, Fen, built in 1878,, at a cost of ;£'96o, for 80 chil-
' dren ; average .afstandanoe, 65 ; Walter Baddeley, master ;
' Misa Baddelejr, mistress
Railway Station, Bobert Henry Perdval, station master
Barker Bar. Charles [Baptist]
GohJohn Charles, Eastgate bouse
Ellis Xra
Fortescoe Ifera
Howard Mrs
James Rer. Walter BiD SLA. {rector]
Roberts John Watson
Sange Mrs. Holbeach road
Tlnsley Mrs
COmlEKCUL.
Andrew James Canning:ton, farmer
Atkinson James, farmer -
Bailey Thomas, farmer, -Millbaak
Baker Thomas, farmer, Fen
Bateman Isaac Alfred, carpenter
Bates Henr}-, farmer. Fen
Baxter George, wheclirright
Bayston Charles, farmer & snrreyor of
highmys
Bayston Daniel, farmer
Bellamy Richard, farmer
Bennett William, former
Bothamley John, farmer
BriUan Benjamin Lindsey, fanner
Bnrgess William, former, Fen
Bycroft Kichard, former, Bensgate
qrron William Rawson, grocer
Dimpling Matthew, shoe maker
Cartwright Rebecca (Mrs.), machine
owner k farmer
Qirtwrifht Tliompson, fanner. Hade-
wood lane
Charhon William, fanner
Clark James, former
Claj John William, tailor k outfitter
FLIXBO&OUGH is a parish and pleasant village, in
the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
north division of Manley wapentake, Glandford Brigg union,
Brigg county court district, rural deanery of Manlake,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles east
from Crowle, 3J north-weat from Frodingbam railway sta-
tion and a5 north from Gainsboroogh. Here is a ferry
over the Trent to Amcotta, and the Gainsboroogh and Hull
>taam packets call here on Tuesdays and Fridays. The
present church of All Sainta is a verj- plain edifice of 6tone,
erected in the year 1789 : it is proposed to erect another
cfanrch on the same site, and plans hare been prepared by
C. Hodgson Fowlar esq. of Durham : the new church, esti-
mated to cost ;^i,soo, will be of the simple Late Decorated
style with a wooden belfry and lead-covered spire : the
dancsl, screen and ancient font will be removed to the
new building. The register dates from the year 1573. The
Mag it a rectory united with the vicarage of Burton-upon-
Statoem, joint gross yearly value ;£7So, in the gift of Sir
B. ShefBeU bait, and held since 1882 by the Rev. Francis
Amcotta Jarrisxja. of TVinity College, Cambridge and Wells'
Theological CoUe^ j.t. There are 11 acres of glebe and
a com rent in lieu of tithes. A new rectory house bas
lately (1S84) been built by the prssent rector, and is occupiied
by the Bev. Arthur Hutchinson Lamb Xjk. of Corpus Christi
c^ege, Cambridge, curate. About halt a mile from the
UunbBev.Arth.Hutchiiun.iLA.[cttrate] I Champicm WQliam, former
I Coulthnrst James, farmer
coMireKCUt. Eiiig William, farmer
Sainton William,, bricklayer Gpodhand Joseph, blacksmith
Blackbonm Anthony, farmer I Pulleine John, farmer
miUer (wind) &'
farmer, 3ank >
Colton Charles, butcher k farmer
Cook Henry Thomas, bntdur -'
Courts Jamaa, former
Creasy Harry, former. Fan
Oosby Richikrd, grocer
Darlow Thomaa, farmer, Ken
Dawson WilUam, former, Fen <
Diddnson Isaac, former, St. John's
Drewery John Janes, veterinary sur-
geon. Fen
Esustgate Tinoent, brmor - .
Fixter William, fanner, Millbank
Freeman George, Bull f.e. k brewer
Fysh John.'shoe maker ,
Gibson John, Rose k Crown p.H
Grundy Stephen, farmer .
Hackney Henry, farmer. Branches la
Haines Jonathan, farmer, Hargate
HilUam James, farmer, Bloodfold ho
Hilliam Septimus Charles, farmer &
grazier, Oak lodge
Holgarth Joseph, farmer
Jesson John, farmer k beer retailer
Jex Abraham, market gardener
Johnson Henry James, former, Fen
Johnson John, farmer
Kime Thomas, carpenter
King Richard, baker
Kirkham John Wm. farmer. Manor ho
Knights Judah, farmer '
Linsey John, farmer
Loweth Joseph, farmer
Lynn William, farmer, Fen
Manton James, farmer
Manton William, farmer
Marlow Ebenezer, farmer, St. John's
Marshall John James, farmer. Fen
Marshall William, farmer. Fen
Mawford Jonathan, Crooked Billet P.K
Meadows William, blacksmith
Metheringham Alice (Mr8.),frmr.Bsnk
Oliver David, farmer
Oliver Frederick, farmer
Oliver William, farmer
Powell William, farmer, Fen
Proctor James, fanner
Bobert* Jn. Wateoo,farmer3n>id>ea la
Rose Henry, former
Seth G«orge, thrashing machine keep-
er k beer retailer
Sigee John, blacksmith
Skelton John T. farmer
Stewart John, former
Snley Henry, poulterer
Swan Edwanl, farmer
Swan William, farmer
Tatam David, coal dealer
Thompson Simon, fellmonger k farmer
Thornniil John, farmer, Dolls bank
Todd William, farmer
Twell Thomas, farmer, MOl bank
Vickers John, beer retailer
Wain William, shoe maker
Walden Wm. farmer k machine owner
Wanty Edwin, farmer. Fen
Whitwell Edwin, farmer. Fen
Whitwell John Robert, farmer. Fen
Wilkinson Samuel Cole, farmer. Bank
Woolley William, farmer
village traces of an eld church and the moat of a ball are
still visible, formerly, it is believed, the seat of the Ander-
son family : this place is believed to faiaye been the birth-plaoe
of Sir Edmund Anderson, Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas, in thn reign oF Queen Elizabeth ; he died in 1605, and
was interred in the church in the neighbouring village of
Bronghton. The place was formerly a Roman settlement.
Sir Robert Sheffield bart. da., j.p. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The soil is loam, clay, sand and warp;
subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips,
potatoM and beans, and some land is in pasture, "uie
area of the parish is 3,650 acres ; rateable value, ;^3,5i7 5s. ;
the population in i88> was — of the township, 339 ; of the
perish 345.
Crosby is a township, partly in Flixborough, but prin-
cipally in Frodingham parish, and will be found under a
separate heading.
Parish Clerk, Robert Shaw.
Lbttkb Box, cleared at 4 p.m. Letters through Doncaster.
The nearest money order oiBce is at Bnrton; telegraph
office at Winterton
Parish School (mixed), built in 1877, for 80 children ; with
an average attendance of 40, & is supported by Oovern-
meut grant & voluntary contributions; Miss Sophia
Rosa, mistress
l_ Bead Anthony, Ferry Boat inn k farmr
Shaw Bobert, wheelwright
Shaw Spilman, former
IWe Heniy, boot k shoe maker
POSDTSE is a scattered parish, in the Southern division
of the ooonty, Kirton wapentake, parts of Holland, Boston
union and county court district, rural deanery of North
Holland No. i, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles
north-west from Holbeach, a east from Algarkirk station, 99
from London and 8} south from Boston, bounded on the
south by the river Welland and east by the Wash. The
church^ All Saints was erected in 1871-a on the old site,
at the sole cost of the late Bev. Basil Beridge m.a. then
lector of Algarkirk ; the main body of the structure is
in red brick with stone facings, in the Eaily English style :
it has diancel, nave, aisles, tower and tall spire t the chaneel
window is richly stained ; in the interior is an ancient
carved stone font with carved cover : the church is situated
in a commanding situation. The register dates from the
fear 1630. The living is consolidated with the rectory of
Algarkok, gmaa. Joint yearly value ^£3,000, in the gift of
and held since 1881 by the Rev. John Beridge Sparrow
X.&. of Magdalene College, Cambridge ; the Kev. Edward
Singleton b.a. of Trinity College, Dublin, is the curate-in-
charee. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapeL Sir Thomas
Middlecott's almshouse, founded 100 years, is for the poor
of this parish and Algarkirk, and is endowed with 98 acres,
producing ^^304 yearly : the building will hold 13 inmates
of both sexes, each of whom receives about ;^is yearly.
Charities left by various donors and producing ;^70 yearly
are distributed. Here is a coastguard station. The prin-
cipal landowners are the representatives of the late Rev.
BosU Beridge, William Bett, Samuel Smeeton and WQIiam
Munton Lawrance esqrs. The soil is loam and clay ; subsoil,
day. The chief crops are wheat, beans and potatoes. The
area is i,toi aores of land and. 755 -of water; rateable
value, £a,7S9 '< the population in 1881 was 477. By a Local
Govemment.Baanl order, dated December a4th. aSSo, Fos-
Digitized by VjUUV IC
396 FOSDYKK.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
dyke Fen allotment with 193 inhabitants, wu transfeired to
Brotheitoft parisb.
Post Qffice. — Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, receiver. Letters
from Spalding at 10.30 a.m.; are dispatched at 4 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph otHoe is at Sutterton
Bett ^^'ilUam, Fosdyke house
Kingston John c.B
SingletonBeT.Ed.B.A.[cnrat& in charge]
COMUEBCIAL.
Atkin William, farmer
Barton John, carrier
Bedford Michael, shopkeeper
Bett William, farmer jc landowner,
Fosdyke hoase
FOSTON is a parish and village, in the Soathem division
of the connty, parts of Kesteren, Loveden wapentake,
Newark union, Spittlegate petty sessional division, Gran-
tham county court district, rural deanery of North Gran-
tham, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles weat-
by-south from Hougham station and 3 north from Sedge-
brook station and 6 north-west from Grantham, on the
road from Grantham to Newark. The church of St. Peter
is an ancient structure in the Norman and Perpendicular
styles, having chancel with south chapel, nave, porch, aisles
and a tower surmounted by four pinnacles and containing
shells: in 1 8 ;8 the north side of the church was rebuilt,
a porch added, the interior re-seated and a new pulpit
set up. There are sittings for 300 persons. The register
of baptisms and burials dates from tne year 1623 to 1799,
Snd that of marriages till 1766 is included in those of
Long Bennington : the separate registers of this parish
begin from these dates. The living is a chapelry annexed to
the vicarage of Bennington, joint net yearly value Z5S6,
including com rent £349, glebe and residence, but subject
Alcock Thomas
Alcock Mrs
Beukitt Miss
Barrand George, carpenter
Baxter Joseph, farmer
Brown John, shoe maker
Bull William, market gardener
Bullimore Edward, assessor k col-
lector of income, propertyfeland taxes
BuTgess Matthew, Doke William P.H
Barton Joseph, farmer
Copeland Wuliam, smallware dealer
Bett Frederick, former
Bowden James, officer in charge of
Coast Guard
Coles James, carrier
Cutforth John, miller (wind) k, baker
Cntforth William, farmer
Field Henry, beer retailer k ooal dealr
Houghton Henry, farm bailiff to
William Munton Lawrance esq
Church School, erected by the late Rev. B. Beridge, with
house for the schoolmistress ; the school will hold 150
children ; average attendance, 95 ; Miss Grace Hand,
mistress
Casbiebs to Boston. — John Barton & James Coles, Wed-
nesday k Saturday
Hall Samuel, fisherman k boat owner
Kingston John ex. sorveyor to the
Welland trustees
Lloyd William, beer retailor
Bothwell Thomas, pig dealer. Bridge
Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
k post office
Wilkinson EUen (Mrs.), Fosdyke inn
Wilson Henry, wheelwright. Bridge
to a pension of ^^i 20 to the late vicar, in the gift of the
Dncfay of Lancaster, and held since 1878 by the Ker.
William Barker, of King's College, London, who resides at
Long Bennington. Here are Wesleyan and Primitire
Methodist chapels. Andrew Macdonald Grote esq. is lonl
of the manor. The Earl of Dysart is the principal land-
owner, but there are several freeholders. The soil is. a
strong loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
beans and oats. The area is 2,180 acres; rateable value,
;^2,94i ; the population in 1881 was 357.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Lawson.
Letters through Grantham. Bennington is the nearest
money order k telegraph office. Pillab Lbtteb Box,
cleared at 5.45 p.m. week days only
National School (mixed), built in 1847, for 60 children, with
an average attendance of 43, k supported by volun-
tary subsaiption ; Mies Lydia Edwards, mistress
Cabriebs. — Johnson k Dickinson, to Grantham, Saturday ;
to Newark, Wednesday ; k Foster, to Grantham, Saturday
Dickinson George, carrier
Foster Henry, smallware dealer
Harwood John, farmer
Hntchinson Thomas, farmer
Jackson Bobert, baker k grocer
Johnson George, carrier, jobbing gar-
dener k shopkeeper
Johnson William, butcher
Eemm Samuel, Black Horse P.H
Knight John, farmer
Mattock William, farmer
NealeJohn, farmer
] North John, farmer
' Quant John Thomas, saddler
Ryder John, miller (water) k baker
Smith George, baker k grocer
Speed John k Stephen^ carpenters
I Speed Stephen, grocer b draper
Stanlilana James, farmer
Walton Carter, Black Boy, k wheel-
wright
Wilkinson Tobias, blacksmith
Willows Richard, former
Winter Robert, farmer
FOTfiESBTisa village and parish, in the Northern { flannel ; .this j£25o is now invested in ;f26o iis. ^^3 per
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of Lad- Cents, in the names of the vicar and Mr. Joseph Bratley,
borough, union and county court district of Louth, rural churchwarden. Six almshouses were erected in 1866 on
deanery of Loath Esk and Ludborough No. i, archdea- the site of the old glebe house by the late Everitt Alleoby
conry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north from I esq. : they are for six poor people, who receive nine shillings
IjOath,and situated on the road from Louth to GreatGrimsby. I weekly from an endowment left by the above; they also
The East Lincolnshire railway passes through the parish, receive beef, flour and coals, from the interest on endow-
The church of St. Mary, entirely rebuilt in 1863, under the | ment left by the late John AUenby esq. The view from the
direction of Mr. James Fowler, of Iiouth, is an edifice of . top of the wold towards the east, disclosing the German
dressed chalk, with dressings of freestone and other por- Ocean, the Humber, the Jiiddle Marsh, the Yorkshire
tions of green sandstone, in the Early English style, and coast abutting on the Humber, the Spurn Light and the
consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower, Grimsby Tower, is very fine. Mrs. Hall, wife of the Rev.
with broach spire, containing 3 bells, all cast in 1608, and E. Hall, of Myland Rectory, near Colchester, is a lady of the
bearing rhymed inscriptions : the interior walls are lined manor. Miss Gertrude AUenby, a minor, of Louth, is also
with the best faced red brick and stone bands, and there is /said to be a lady of another manor in this parish. The
a very effective altar-screen of plain and glazed tiles : the I trustees of the late Everitt AUenby, John Lewis ffytchc M..4.,
stone pulpit was given by Henry Isaac Fotherby esq. M.I>. ; D.L., J. P. and J. S. Foster esqrs. and the vicars of Fotherby,
of 3 Finsbury square, London, in memory of his wife : the 1 Little Grimsby and North Elkington are the principal land-
chancel was restored at the cost of tlje late Mr. Everitt I owners. Part of the soil is clayey and loamy, and jmi
Allenby, of Glenmore House, Sarbiton, Surrey, then lay chalky ; the subsoil is clay, gravel and chalk. The chief
impropriator. The register dates from is68, but the ' crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips, seeds and beans,
earlier portion is barely eligible. The register of Bracken- I The area is 1,400 acres ; rateable value, ;f 1,920 ; the popa-
borough is included with that of Fotherby. The Uving is a latinn in 1881 was 237.
dischaq^ vicarage, consolidated with Brackenborough, 1 Parish Clerk, Anthony Kemp.
joint yearly value 2[i 10 including 77 acres of glebe, in The Post Office. — Jephtha Holmes, receiver. Letters arrive
gift of the Lord Chancellor, by whom it is vendible, imder 1 through the Louth office, at 7. 15 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.40
the Augmentation of Benefices Act, and held since 1857 by ' p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
the Rev. Thomas Jacob Freeth m.a. of Christ's College, i Louth
Cambridge, and senior ii.D. of the University of London. ' There is a Day k Sunday school : this is one of the six
The inhabitants of Brackenborough, which has no church, parishes entitled to the benefit of the Covenham National
use that of Fotherby. Here are places of worship for Wes- 1 school,which is under the superintendence of a oeriificated
leyan. Primitive and Free Methodists. There is a charity I master. The Wesleyans k Free Methodists have eadi a
of /2S0 left by the wiU of the late Everitt AUenby esq. who I Sabbath school
died in 1868, the interest of which is laid out in coals and | Day k Sunday School, Miss Emma Gilbert, mistress
Jacob M.A.,
L
Freeth Rev. Thomas
LL.D. [vicar]
Street Mrs
Barton Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Bratley Jsph. carpenter k wheelwright
Cocking Stephen, farmer
HaUgarth John, shopkeeper
Und
Harrison Henry, blacksmith
Harrison Mark, farmer
Hay John, farmer
Holmes Jeptha, shoe ma. k post office
Lucas Christopher, former
Maddison Thomas, farmer
Newcombe Misses, farmers
TSAKPTON is a parish, extending to the shores of the I Kirton, parts of Holland, Boston union and county court
Tvash, in the Soathem division of the county, wapentake of | district, rural deanery of North HoUand No. i, and ardi«
Flaskitt James, farmer
Swinn Benjamin, shopkeeper
Smith John Coulbeck, farmer,
owner k machine owner
Smith John, butcher
Waite George, farmer
Wilkinson Thomas, builder
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
FREISTOK. 397
(teooanry and diocese of Lincoln, i mile north-east from
Kirton atation to the chnrch, 3^ miles south from Boston
tnd 104 from London. The church of St. Mary is a building
of stone, in the Early English and Decorated styles, consisting
ol chancel, nave of firo bays, aisles, south transept, south
porcli and a tower of Early English date, with lofty broach
spire and containing 5 bells, four of which date from 1630
snd the fifth from i^oi : the chancel is Decorated, and has
two windows of that style ; and a very beautiful doorway,
with crocketed wood moulding in the south wall, and
m the oppodte side another, now leading to the vestry, and
Dear it a ridily carved sepulchral recess, enclosing a slab,
from which a canopied brass with the figure of an ecclesiastic
has been removed ; one sedile remains, and a lofty screen oE
Ferpendicolar date spans the chancel arch : there is also
now in the chancel, but formerly in the south transept, a
stone recumbent ettlgy of a civilian, of the fourteenth oen-
tary; in the transept apposite wall statue brackets and
traces of altars remain : the aisle arcades are Early Decorated
and have lofty shafted piers : the coeval oak roof is simply,
but very substantiKll}',congtmcted, and is supported in part
on bold stone corbels : the font is an interesting example of
the Early English style, arcaded and enriched with the nail-
head ornament : on the buttress of the north-east angle of
the north aisle is' a grotesque head and below the fol-
lowing singalar inscription : " Wot ye whi I stond her for, I
fonwor my fath ; Ego Ricardus in Angolo." The register
dates from the year 1538 and is in good preservation. The
living isa disduurgcd vicarage, yearly value >^ioq, in the gift
of »M held since 1878 by the Rev. Irvin Thorold EUer B jt.
of Trinity College, Oxford. St. Michael's, situated near the
road leading to Kirton Holme, at the west end of the parish
and about i^ miles west of the parish church, licensed as a
diapel of ease, but unconsecrated, was erected in 1863,
from designs by Mr. James Fowler, of Louth, and is a
bnilding of Ancaster stone, lined within with brick and terra
cotta, in the Early English style and consists of chancel with
semi-octangular apse, nave, south porch, vestry and a bell
turret with niirclet : there are five stained windows : the
pulpit is of Caen stone and the other principal Httings of
oak. There is aWesleyan chapel seating aoo. There are
93A. 3B. 17P. of charity land, producing a rental of £334
14a. 6<d. which is expended in coals, money and schools for
the beneRt of the poor inhabitants. Frampton Hall, the
seat of Col. Charles Thomas John Tunnard-Moore j.p., d.l.,
T'.s.A. is an ancient mansion,' erected by his ancestor. Coney
Tunnard, about the reign of Queen Anne ; it is situated in
a well-wooded park, with extensive pleasure grounds.
Frampton House, the residence of Charles Thomas Tunnard
esq. J.p. is a square red brick mansion, situated about one
mile west from the church, and is surrounded by pleasure
grounds. The lords of the manors are — Lord Willoughby de
Broke, of Stone Hale : Rev. H. G. Jehb, of Earls Hall ; and
Magdalen College, Oxford, of Multon Hall. The principal
landowners are Col. Charles Thomas John Tunnard-Moore
D.L., J.p, Lord Willoughby de Broke, Magdalen College,
Oxford, and a few smaller owners. The Tunnard
family have been seated here for many generations.
The soil is a rich loam ; subsoil, loam and clay. The
chief orops are wheat, beans, potatoes with a great portion
of excellent feeding pasture land. About i,ooo acres of land
have been enclosed from the sea by a bank extending three
miles in length. The area is 5, 189 acres of land, including
1,301 acres of the Fen allotments, which lie from 6 to 12
miles north-west of the church, and 1,700 of water;
rateable value, ;^9,279 ; the population in 1881 was 8S6.
Vestry Clerk, Charles Benton.
Sexton, Francis Hill.
Post Office. — John Taylor, postmaster. Letters from
Boston, arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.5 p.m. Kirton
is the nearest money order k telegraph ottice
This place is contributory to the Kirton School Board, elect-
ing one member
There is aChurch School to hold 140 children, with an average
attendance of 90 ; it is sapported by Uovernraent grant
& donations from the feoffees of the charities, who also
allow the master the use of a house ; William Ridyard,
master ;Mrs.Sabina Ridyard,mistress ; Miss Emcline Sarah
Sophia Ridyard, assistant mistress
Frampton contributes to the Kirton Board school 30 chil-
dren
EUer Rev. Irvin Thorold B.A. [vicar]
Ingold Zachary, Mill hill
Tunnard Bartholomew John
Tunnard Charles Thomas, j.p. Framp-
ton house
• Tunnard-Moore Col. Charles Thomas
John J.P., D.L., p.s.A. Frampton hall
Tnnnard-MooreCharlesEdward b.a.,j.p.
Frampton hall
Tnnnara-Moore Thomas Coney b.a.,j p.
Frampton hall
CDMIIEItCIAL.
Atkin William, shoe maker, Church end
Baumber Ner, fanner, Sandholmo
Bates James, farmer, near Kirkton end
Barker Charles, gardener. The Hall
Beecham George, farmer, West end
Beecbam John, fanner. West end
BellamyGeo.Blancher,fanner,West end
Bennington William, farmer
Benton Charles, farmer, Fen
BIythe Henry, farmer. Church end
BoDthby Henry, former. West end
Brown Elizabeth (Mrs. ), farmer, Ham-
mond Beck bank
Brown Mary (Mrs.), farmer, High road
Burrell Joseph Peach, farmer
Butt Maurice, farmer. West end
Carlton George, wheelwright. Fen
Casswell George, farmer. West end
Cooling Thomas, farmer, West end
Dickinson John, farmer, Church end
Davey John George, farmer. West end
Dodd Henry Caleb, farmer, Sandholme
Dring John, farmer. West end
Ellis Richard, farmer, Millfleld lane
Farnsworth James, farmer. West end
Fountain John, farmer. Fen
Fuller Matthews, farmer. Spot lane
Greatrix Joseph, farmer, Coupledyke
Hangd Butler, farmer. Fen
Hanod John, farmer, West end
Jeffries Frederick, wood carver &
farmer, Spalding road
Lighton Ambrose, seedsman & farmer
Lighton James, land surveyor & farmer
Lewis Chas. Edwd. farmer, Sandholme
Magor George, farmer, Middlegate
Marshall Henry, farmer. West end
Mastin Fredk. Geo. farmer, West end
Mills John Wm. & Alfd. farmers, Fen
Minta, John Thos. farmer, Middle Fen
Humby Thomas, farmer, Church end
Naylor James, farmer. The Roads farm.
Parkinson Joseph, farmer. West end
Pearson William, farmer
Findard Charles, farmer. Church and
Redshaw Charles, carpenter. West end
Searson Geo. Bacon, ftirmer.Church end
Shaw Alfred Thomas, farmer
Shaw Robert, farmer. Mill Field lane
Singleton SI. shopkeeper. Church enl
Smeeton Samuel, farmer
Sutton William, farmer
Taylor John, blacksmith, & post olflcs.
Church end
Thomlfey Joseph, farmer. Church end
Towle Allen, carpenter. Church end
Tunnard Bartholomew John, farmer
Wadsley William, farmer, Fen
Walker Benjamin, farmer. West end
WiUker James, farmer. West end
Ward George, farmer. Fen
Watson Erostus, farmsr, Hammond
Beck bank
Watson William, farmer. Ball lane
Willson Christopher, Moore Arms P.H
Williamson Jas. Four Cross Roads imi
Woods John, wheelwright. Turnpike
Wright John, farmer. West end
PSXISTON (or Fribston) is a parish and village near
the sea, in the Southern division of the coimty, wapentake
of Skirbeck, parts of Holland, Boston union and county
court district, rural deanery of North Holland No. 2, arch-
dcMonry and dioceae of Lincoln, 3 mile* east from Boston.
BuHsrwick and parts of Leake and West Fen civH parishes
nt eoclesiasticaljy annexed to this parish. The church of
W^ fnpet, formerly attached to the priory founded here by
jiSM de Creon, is ■ large and ancient structure of stone, in
«te {torman. Early English and Later styles, consisting of
chanoel, derestoried nave, aisles and a western tower con-
taining 5 beO* : the chancel and roof were restored in 176^,
on organ ateetad in 1869 and the entire church restored m
1S71: it «)tt.«riginally cruciform, with a central tower, the
western part of which remains at the east end of the church,
and tramepts: the present fine oelereatory has eight
«indoii«.<in either side, with a Norman corbel table and an
embattled parapet, with roof of the same date ; the tower is
similarly finished and had once 8 pinnacles : the octagonal
font, a work of the Perpendicular period, has an elaborately
carnd spiral onver, snrmonnted by a little figure of the
Virgin crowned: the flne Perpendicular dak screen once
in this church may now be seen, in s mutilated condition,
in Fishtoft church, to which it was sold : there is an oak
chest in the vestry, dated 1590, brasses in the north aisle,
1607 : over the west window is a niche with projecting
canopy, containing a figure of St. James : there are soma
stained windows. The register dates from, the year 1681.
The living is a discharged vicarage, united with that of
Bntterwick in 1751, joint yearly value jf270, in the gift of
the Rev. Henry Linton m.a. of Oxford, and held since 1874
by the Rev. Samuel Staffurth m.a. of Sidney Sussex Cullegc,
Cambridge,J.p. The Wesleyan Methodists have a chapel here.
The charities produce ;^iso yearly for distribution in the
united parishes. The priory of St. James, founded here
after 11 14 by Alan de Creon or the Crown, Dapifttr of
Henry I. for monks of the Benedictine order, was vo'.uod at
the Dissolution at £i«$ los. gd. ; after being loag held by
the Crown, it was granted in 1687 to the Dryden family,
and is now the residence of the Rev. Samuel Staffurth M.A.,
J.p. Henry Rogers esq. is lord of the manor. The principal
landowners are Colonel Linton and Thomas Pluramer.
The soB is light snd rich ; subsoil, sandv. The chief crop
are wheat and potatoes, with a good deal of pasturage. The
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LINCOLN&HIBE.
KEiirs
area ik 3,961 acres, and rateable value, £^aso ; the popa-
lation in 1881 iras i, 106 of the civil parish, and 1867 in the
ecclesiastical parish.
By a Local Government provisional order, dated Decem-
ber 14th, 1880, and confirmed by the Act Vic. 44 c. xvii.
Freiston fen allotment was transferred to Ihe neir parish of
West Fen.
Haixtoft Ekd is about i mile north of the chnrdi and
Crone End about i mile south.
FsBisTON Shosb, i^ miles south from the church, is a
sea-bathing place, formerly much frequented by invalids
during the sammer months, and has t-wo good hotels.
Flummer's Hotel, facing the sea, commands in the distance
views of Sandringham Hall and Hunstanton, on the Nwfblk
coast. The Marine Hotel also faces the sea. Soles, shrimps,
sprats and shell-fidt are taken off this coast.
Parish Clerk, Ealey WydaU. '
Post Office. — Henry Francis, postmaster. Letters throoffh
Boston arrive at 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched 7 p.m. Toe
nearest money order & telegraph otSce is at Boston
There are 4 schools in the united parishes of Ftreiston it
Batterwick. Pinchbeck's school for boys was founded in
1665 by Anthony Pinchbeck, who endowed it with land pro-
dncuig ;^400 yearly : the present building was erected by
the governors under the scheme of 1876 k the endowment
Temodelled,J( it now consists of an elementary department,
which indodea an infant section, the children of the work-
ing dasa k the children of farmers t tradesmen ; k
an upper department, whterem the diildtai of {armen
owninf or occupjing land to the extent of 30 acreaor man,
k tnu&smen in a similar position, are instructed at fram
£a to £3 yearly : the cmldren of the working dsss <f
any age at £t los. yearly, k for children accoidiag
to age k position of parents from £1 loe. to £j yearij :
the girls have a separate boikling nearly adjacent : Uw
schools are open to boys k girl^ whether of Bntterwiek
or Freiston, k the course of instruction in the nppai
department includes Latin or French, or both, demeotaij
mathematics, English grammar, comnMition k literature,
geography k history, drawing, drill k vocal mnsic k
for girls needlework k domestic economy; the whole
qntem is graieraUy directed to the fitting of schoiars for
tn^rcantile or agricultural pursuits, the professioD of
teachers, or for some institution of learning of a higher
standard : the schools are under Government k dioceaan
inspection ; the Rev. S, Staffnrtb, vicar of Freiston k
Butterwiek, is chairman of the governors : there an
sdholarshipe to the valne of ^£75 yearly. The third school
is at lug's Bridge, k the fourth at Crane end
Endowed School, John Abbott, master ; Miss Annie
Wilton, mistress
School at Ing's Bridge, Mrs. J. Underbill, mistress
Infants' School, at Crane end,Miss Elizabeth Free, mistreas
Carriebs to Boston.-— John Wilcocks k John Frauds,
wed. k sat
Fielding Bobt. shopkeeper, Crane end
Fletcher Charles, fanner
Fletcher Henry,black8niith,HaUtoft end
Francis Henry, farmer
Francis John Thomas, blacksmith
Francis John William, farmer
Fretwell William, miller (wind)
Good George, wheelwright
Good Mary (Hr8.),beer retlr.Crane end
Green Francis, blacksmith
Hare Edwd. wheelwright, HsUtoft end
Heweson Frank, former
Hildied Benjamin k James, farmers,'
Crtmeend
Hildred Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Hall-
toft end
Hildrfd William, farmer. Crane end
Hollam John, farmer
Horsewood William, farmer
Howard Elizh.(Mrs.),farmer,CTane end
Humble John, fishmonger
Johnson William, farmer, Ings
Kirby Thomas, farmer
Kirkby William, farmer
Lewis WDliam, farmer. Crane end
Leggett John, King's Head f.b. k.
farmer
Abbot John
Farrow Joseph, Conpledyke hall
Hall Mrs. Halltoft end
Loveley John Watson, Clayhole house
Reeson George Howard
Staffurth Bev.Saml.KJi.,j.p.The Priory
COHMIEaCIAL.
Baker Henry, furmer
Barber John, farmer
Beeby Thomas, Flying Horse
BoUand Thomas, farmer,Crane end
Bringeman Thomas, farmer, Crane end
Brumby Thomas, miller (wind), baker
k farmer
Butler William, farmer, Halltoft end
Buttress Robert, iun. farmer
Conjdand John George, jnn. farmer,
Halltoft end
Craven David, farmer
Crust John, farmer
Cntts George, farmer, In^
Dennis Harriet (Mrs.), lodging houai.
Crane end
Dodds Isaac, farmer, Ings
Eley John, farmer
Farrow Joseph, farmer. Priory farm
FBIESTHOSFH is a parish; in the Mid division of the
county, wapentake of Lawress, parts of Lindsey, union of
Lincoln, Market Basen county court district, rural deanery
of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 6 miles south-south-west from Market Basen, and
one mile north-west from the Wickenby station of the Man-
chester, Shefileld and Lincolnshire railway. The church of
St. Peter is a stone building, rebuilt 1841, except the
tower, which is old; it consists of chancel, nave, and
western tower, with 3 bells. The register dates from ,
the year 1620. The living is a discharged rectory, annexed i Letters through Market Basen, which is the nearest munev
to Snarford rectory, joint gross yearly value ;f 357, in the ! order k telegraph office
Lorely John Watson, former
Marshall Richard k Benjamin, formers
Mumby Bobt. Flummers Family bot«l
Normaa Georee, farmer
Xorman Frederick, market gardener,
Halltoft end
Orrey Barton, former, Halltoft end
Palmer Samuel, farmer, Halltoft end
Parrott Edman, shoe ma. Halltoft end
Pearson William, farmer
PorterFrank k Harry ,fnnrs. Halltoft end
Reeson George Howard, farmer
Reeson Jacob, farmer, Halltoft end
Reeson John, farmer, Halltoft. end
ScothomJn. Marine hotel,Frie8ton shore
Sharp Grantham, farmer. Crane end
Strawson SI. Castle p.h. Halltoft end
Stopper John, shoemaker
Taylor Richanl, farmer, Halltoft end
Upsall William, farmer, Whiteloaf hall
Waddingham John, grocer k draper
Warrener Willfom, former. Church end
Welberry Ellen (Mrs.), Bull i Dog f.h
Whiting William, former, Halltirft end
Widall Edly, farmer k land surveyor
Wimpress Henry, farmer, Ings
g'ft of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1875 ^f ^
9v. John Charles Hitching Saunders k.a. of St. Edmund
Hall, Oxford. E. K C. Ciut esq. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats, pea* and beans. The soil is clay ; subsoO, clay. The
area is 586 acres ; rateable value, ;^65i ; the population in
1881 was 61.
Parish Clerk, John Ward.
The children of this parish attend the school at Faldingworth
Saunders -Rev. John Charles Hitching
M.A. Rectory
Cottingham Mary & Son, farmers
Dimbleby Jonathan, bricklayer
VSXSKXSY is a village widely scattered, and extensive
parish on the sea coast, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Candlephoe. wapentake,
N>ibby union, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Candleshoe No. 3, archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 14 miles, north-ea^t from Boston, 4
from the Eastville station of the East Lincolnshire railway,
4 south-west from Wainileet station, on the Skegness branch
line and lao from London. The church of AH Saints is an
ancient fabric of the Early Konnan, Early English, and
later periods, consisting of spaqioqs chancel, clerestoried
nave of Ave bays, aisles, south ^porch, and a western em-
battled tower containing 5 bell» atid a clock : of the twelfth
century church, notliing now rensins but the lower pirt of
the tower, some fragments of Early Norman capitals, and
two arches of the same date embedded in t^e north ajsle
wall : to the Early English period belongs 'th{ middle portion
of the tower, uttd me doorway of the north ; aisle ; the
remainder of .the building wfua erected. in 'the; fifteenth
Green William, jobbing gardener
Lowis Robert, farmer
Otter Mary k Son, farmers, Manor tm
Otter John King, com k mannre mer
chant. Manor forin
Pbillipson Joseph, former
century : in 1847 the chancel was restored by, the daughter
of the Rev. Edward Booth, formerly lay impropriator, and
the east window reopened : the whole church was restored
in 1879, under the direction of Mr. W. Butterfield, aichKect,
at a cost of more than ;£3,5oo, wheii the aisles and south
porch were rebuilt, the tower arch opened, new flooring
laid down, the doors renewed in oak, with hammered iron
work, and the chancel refitted at the cost of Lient.-Cd. J.
C. Salkeld D.L., J.F., F.B.G.s. : a dossal, designM by the
architect, was presented by Mrs. Giles Alington, and Mn.
C. Booth, candlesticks by Lord Rtidney, vases by Cul.
Smyth, and the communion cloth by Mrs.' Herbert Booth,
and a handsome lectern was presented by the pnpUs of the
pi^esent vicar : Some very interesting mural paintings have
been bronght to light by the present vicar (the Ber. H. J.
Cheaks) : they extend along the clerestories on each side of
the nave, filling the spaces contained in the spandrels of the
arcade : the subjects (as far as they have yet been discorered)
are the .'■ Nativity," the " Ascension," the " Aasumptinn of
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theBlcsMd Virgin," the *' iMt Supper," and the " Gather-
isg of the Mannn " ; in the south vaQ ol the chancd
are three finely sculptured st&Ua imd a piscina : the font
is old, and there is a richly carved pulpit, date i(S59 :
the churchyard \ras also enlarged in 1879, by the remoTal of
aonw old cottages, and Hn the new wall enclosing it are
placed fragments of coffin slabs, and of a cross of the twelfth
or thirteenth century. The register dates from the year
1558. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value ^760
priory, is still discernible at a spot called the " Abbey hills^"
about half a mile west of the church, feetween which and the
monastic building a canseway ran in nearly a straight
line. Charles 'niomas Samuel Birch-Reynardson esq.
D.L. of Holyrrell Hall, Stamford, is lord of the manor,
as lessee under the Duchy of Lancaster. Bev. Henry
Grladwyn Jebb m.a., f.s.a. of Firbeck Hall, Rotherham ; thie
Bev. Vernon Avery J'ebb and Robert Hammond, and
trustees of the late Rev. H. B. Facey d.d. are the chief land-
witii residence, in the gift of the trustees of the late Rev. T. owners The soil is loam and sand ; subsoil, clay. The chief
W. Booth H.A. aodhela since 1869 by the Bev. Henry John crops are wheat, potatoes and beans. The area, is 7,003
Cheales 11.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, and rural dean of acres of land and 6,080 of water ; rateable' value, ;f 10,190
Gudleshoe No. i and a. There are two Wealeyan chapels 12s. ; the Jopnlation in 1881 was 1,477.
here, one of which was built in 1804 and enlarged in 1830.
The charities amount to about ^^i 13 yearly, of these the
most important are 40 acres of parochial lajid, producing
/70 vearly, applied to educational purposes, and ^^500 left
by the late Rev. Henry Butler Pacey, 'and invested in
government funds, producing y^30 yearly, which is dis-
tributed to the poor in coals. Shaw's charity, consisting of
4 cottages, produces £j los. which is distributed to widows
and sick poor on Plough Monday : the National school
receives upwards of ^f 100 per year from the charities, and
/so is distributed in fuel yearly. Bricks are made here, and
large quantities of shrimps and cockles are caught. In the
early part of the present century a large proportiouL of the
land in this parish consisted of swamp, when there were
decoys for the catching of wild fowl, but by an 'act for em-
banlung, enclosing, and draining the lands in the parish,
passed 37th May, 1809, 630 acres were rescued fron^ the
sea, 813 acres of fen land enclosed, and 137 acres of
common brought under cultivation. T%e site of an
old religious house, connected no doubt with Bolington
Cheales B«v. Henry John H.A. [vicar,
rural dean of Candleshoc,Nos.i k a].
Vicarage
Handyside Arthur Ronald
txnatsacikt.
Alford David, farmer
Alford Stephen, farmer
Allen Geo. potatoe merchant & former
Andrew John, boer retailer
Atkin Demaris (Mrs.), Barley Mow p.h
Atkin Edwin, farmer
Baklerson William James, butcher
Bates Holderness, wheelwright
Baxter William, farmer
Bowser George, farmer
Bray George, shdl fish dealer
Brown Joseph Sutton, farmer
Burchnall George, farmer
Burchnall John, Ihrmer
Borcfanall Matthew, farmer
Burgess Robert Glover, farmer
Girden Edward, farmer
Garden Jobn, cattle dealer
Carnegie David, wheelwright
Chapman George, blacksmith
Clark Benjamin, New inn
Clark George, farmer
Clariie Henry, farmer
Codd Richard, iiarmer
Cowham JoboE^ boot maker
Cuvham llnsley, shoe maker
Crow Joseph, shopkeeper
Crow Thomas, farmer
Cullen George, beer retailer
Danbney Robert, bricklayer
Dawson William, farmer
Dickinson Thomas, farmer ■
Dodds Gad, shopkeeper
Dodds John, farmer
Prost Edmund, farmer
Garlick Edward, plumber
Gilliatt Thomas, farmer
Green James, beer retailer
Ebll. Edward Critchton, farmer
Hammond James, farmer, grazier Jtc
landowner
Hammond Robert, farmer
Harness George, market gardener
Hatter Elizabeth (Mrs.), Anchor p.h
Herring George, harness maker
Hill Robert, farmer
Ho^ea JoMJph, farmer & miller (wind)
Jadcson WiUiam, blacksmith
Eitchnig Thew, miller (wind) & baker
Martin Frederick, draper, grocer,paper
hanging & china & gloss warehouse
Morley Joseph k John, farmers
Motson Thomas, farmer
Mowbray John, farmer
Parish William Torgooae, farmer
Parker Charles, farmer
Parker Charles Nainby, brick & tile ma
Parker Joseph, blacksmith
Parker William Eno, boot maker
Pearson Betsey (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Pett Eno, wheelwright
Reeaon Eli, boot k shoe maker
Parish Clerk, John Wakelin.
Post Officb. — Thomas Wright, receiver. Letters arrive
&om Boston at 7.15 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.15 p.m. The
nearest money order k telegraph ofRce is at VVeinAeet
Schools : —
National (mixed), built with master's house in i860, at a
cost of about ;£ 800, on a site given by the late vicar, for
157 children ; average attendance, 130 ; Robert^Bobinson,
master
Infant, built in 1873, for 40 children, with an average
' attendance of 35 ; Miss Fanny Hnddestone, mistress
Fen (mixed), built in 1873, for 35 children, with an average
attendance of 35 ; Mrs. Mnllins, mistress : the schools are
supported by money derived from the parochial land,
voluntary rate, government grant k scnool fees ; the
management . is vested in the vicar, churchwardens k
overseers of the parish
Cabbibhs to Boston. — William Stockdale, George Clarke,
&,John Blanchard, wed. & sat ■ ■. • _
Rhoades Ch^es, farmer
Riggall Henry, farmer
I Riggall John, farmer
Roughtou Frederick, ftomer
; Boughton Henry, farmer
I Boughton Samuel Thorneley, farmer
; Shaw Chapman, boot maker
I Sbaw John, farmer, Ash fann
i Shaw Joseph, farmer
I Simpson Francis, farmer, tax k poor
I rates collector
Simpson Thomas, farmer
Simpson WiUiam, farmer
Smith Herbert, farmer
Smith James, potato merchs^nt
Smith Joseph, machine owner
Stephenson JohnChapman, miller (wind )
Stephenson Joseph, farmer
Stevenson William, shell fish dealer
Toyne William, farmer
Waits Joseph, fanner
Waller Jobn, blacksmith
Waller Luke, blacksmith k fanner
Ward Joseph James, farmer
Whiley James, shell fish dealer
Wilkinson Robert k Thomas, farmers
Wilson Frederick Boyle, farmer
Winn Jobn, farmer
Wright Benjamin, jun. farmer
Wright George, farmer
WrightThomos, shopkeeper ,& post office
Wright Richard, farmer
Yates George, farmer
Yates Thomas, fanner
FBITHVUiLE, or Boston East, is a parish of scattered
farm-houses in the fens, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, soke of West Bolingbroke^ Boston union and
county court district. North" Holland rural deanery No. a,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north from
Boston. Mount Pleasant, which is about one mile from
PrithviUe, is a hamlet of Boston parish, about 6 miles from
the town of Boston. In i8ai, parts of Frithville and Sibsey
and Westville, civil parishes, were formed into an ecclesi-
astical parish. The chnrch, erected in 1821, is a brick
edifice, capable of seating about 350 persons, pleasantly
situated in the centre of a small plantation : it has i bell in
a turret of droular form, but is unconsecrated- The
register dates from the year 1831. The living is a vicarage,
annual value /loo, in the gift of trustees, and held since
1873 *>y tl»e »ev. Samuel Craven m.a. of Sidney Sussex
0>ll(^e, Cambridge, who is also vicar of and resides at Car-
rmgtoD. Here is a Wesleyan cl^pel. Bennet Rothes Langton
ea<|. and Mr. Joseph - Canldwell ar»- pnacipal landowners!
Thie snO is loass and strong clay ; subsoil, day. The chief
crr){is are Wheat and beans. The area is 4,057 acres ; rate-
able value, ^^4,484 ; and the population in z88i was, of the
civil parish'65&, aiid of the ecclesiastical parish 436.
Parish Clerk, Clark Woods.
Post Offics. — Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp, postmistress. — Letter
box cleared at 6 p.m. ' Letters through Boston, oid .Sibsey,
the nearest money order offlcb. The telegraph office is at
Sibsey Railway station
By a Local Government Board order, dated December
34th, r88o, a detached part of this parish, containing 49
inhabitants, was transferred to Sibsey ; and at the same
time ' detached portions Of- Boston Fen allotment, with 283
inhabitants ; detached-parts of'FishtoffFen allotment, with
103 inhabitants, and a detached part of Sibsey, with 10
inhabitants, was tranbferred;to Fritliville.
The principal portion of this pirishis included in West
Fen United School District, formeti in 18^9 - ■
'Weat Ville is a parish of scattered houses, in the Mid .
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, West Bolingbroke ■
soke, Boston union and county court district, distant 7 miles
north-west from Boston, and i mile west from Mount
Pleasant church, which is usually attended by the inhabi-
tants. Lord Corrington, L. Langton esq. and Mr. S.
Roberts, are the principal landowners. The soil is heavy,
stiff cloy; subsoil, same. The chief crops are wV.it, iiats
and beans. The area is 1,949 acres ; rateable value, /'3.32^ ;
the population in'1881 was 137.
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Letters throagh Sibsey. The nearest money order offloe is
at Boston
This place i$ incladed in West Fen United School Board
district
Pepper Oowt (or Rowlands Mabsh), formerly extra-
parochial, nows forms a parish, in the Mid divisicHi of the
county, parts of Lindsey, soke of West Bolingbroke, Boston
union and county court district, about a) miles north from
Boston, close to the river Witham. John Roirlsnd esq. ia
the principal Umdowner. The soil is loam and strong cIst ;
snbmil, clay. The area is indudod in Boston, Frithnlle
and Sibs^ parishes ; the population in 1881 was 33.
Letters through Boston, vhich is the nearest money order
otHce
The children attend the school at Frithbauk
7rithville.
COHMERGUI,.
Allen John, farmer
Aspland Richard, farmer
Bailey John, farmer
Balderston Benjamin, miller k baker
Bauraber John, farmer
Bolton Richard Headley, farmer
Bogg Charles, farmer
Bowser Charles, farmer
Bowser Joseph, farmer
Bowser William, farmer
Brotherton Thomas, farmer
Brummitt Solomon, farmer
Clarke William, farmer
Coleman Jn. thrashing machine owner
Crawford William, farmer
Elder Richard, farmer
Gilliatt Thomas, farmer
Gosling Charles James, farmer
Gosling Isaac, farmer
Gosling James, farmer
Gosling John Henry, farmer
Gosling Thomas, shoe maker
Gosling William, farmer
Hall George, farmer
Hall Josepn, farmer
Hall Robert, farmer
FSODINOHAM is a parish, village, township and
station, on the Trent and Ancholme railway, g miles west-
north-west from Brigg, pleasantly situated on a bold
declivity overlooking the vale of the Trent : the parish in-
cludes Bbohbt, Scunthorpb, and parts of Cbosby andGuM-
KousB townships, in the northern division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, east division of Manley wapentake, Glan-
lord Brigg imion, Brigg county court district, petty sessional
division of Winterton, rural deanery of • Manlake, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The church of
St. Lawrence is a stone building, in the Transitional style,
consisting of a chancel, nave and aisles : the tower is battle-
mented and square, and stands at the west end and contains
3 bells : it was rebuilt (with the exception of the tower) in
1841 : the porch on the south side has some fine dog-
toothed carving : the sacrarinm was raised and ^ved with
encaustic tile^ and furnished with brass communion rails in
1883 : it contains several memorials to the Healey family.and
two stained windows were placed in the chnrch, 1883, by
Miss Healey, to the memory of her brother ; several of the
other windows are to the Healey family. The register dates
from 1653. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value
j^QOO, in the gift of Rowland Winn esq. h.p. and held since
1859 by the Rev. Edward Mitford Weigall m. a. late fellow of
Pembroke College, Oxford. The poor widows of the parish
have £3 annually, from j^ioo left by Thomas Williamson,
in 1775. A large temperance hall was built 1871, in which
is a reading room where the daily papers are taken in ;
there is also a library in connection with it ; Joseph Cliff
esq. J.r. is treasurer. Rowland Winn esq. m.f. is lord
of the manor and principal landowner. Ironstone of
excellent quality abounds m this parish, and is worked
by Messrs. Clin and R. Winn h.f. and supplied to the
various furnaces for smelting. The soil is sand ; subsoil,
lime and sandstone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
potatoes. The area of the entire parish is 5.770 acres:
rateable value, ;f 34,835 15s. ; the population in 1871 was—
of the township 577, of the parish 1,753 • '" 1881, of the
(ormer 1,633, and of the latter 4,370.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Sainton.
Frodingham.
Cliff Joseph J. p. Frodingham house
Dove Oflorge, Bleak house
Weigall B^v. Edwd.Mitfoid m.a. [vicar]
Hansard Soldmon, farmer
Harrison William, ftrmer
Hoggins William, farmer
Horton William, brick maker
Ireland Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Kent Henry, farmer
Killick Wilham, farmer
Langton Bennet Rothes, farmer
Ijenton Swift, farmer
Maddison Wil|iam, farmer
Metberingham William, farmer
Moore Henry, farmer
Neel Mary (Mrs.), Ship p.H
Norris Jonathan, wheelwright
Palmer Robert, farmer
Parkinson William, farmer
Pearson John, farmer
Porter Fred, farmer
Randall George, farmer
Reeson John, White Hart p.h
Reeson John, farmer
Richardson William, farmer
Ridge Edward, farmer
RoMrts Thomas, farmer
Robinson John, farmer
Robson William, farmer
Sargent James, Lincolnshire Traitor P.R
Shaw John, farmer
Short James, blacksmith
Storr John, farmer
Sykes Andrew, farmer
Sykos Benjamin, farmer
Sykos Hastings, farmer
Taylor George, wheelwright
Thompson Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Thompson John, farmer
.Thompson Thomas, farmer
Thompson William, fanner
Vines John, farmer
Waito Edward, farmer
Wilson George Vessey, farmer
Wilson West, farmer
Woods Clark, farmer
Wright John, farmer
West Ville.
Daft Watham, farmer
Cressey George, farmer
Palethorpe Thomas, farmer
Riggall Frank, farmer
Roberts Stephen, farmer
Walker George, farmer
Ward Thomas, farmer
Pepper O-owt.
RoUison Samuel, miller
CeUUEBCIAI..
Addy lilary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, New
Frodingham
Appleby Iron Company (The) Limited
^John McCallum, sec. k man.)
Bamton Joseph, farmer
Ball Samuel,news agnt.NewFrodingham
Dent Geo^e, grocer
Frodingham Iron Works (Messrs. Cliff,
proprietors)
Bbomby township and village is one mile ssnth from
Frodingham. Here is a Wesleyan chapel ; a new Wesleyia
chapel was built in 1884. A cemetery, of 4 acres, for Frod-
ingham and Bromby, was formed in 1884, at a cost of
;f3,ooo : the chapel and lodges were built in 1884, and the
grounds laid out from plajns by Messrs. Bellamy and
Hardy, of Lincoln ; it is under the control of a burial board
of 7 members. Rowland Winn esq. m.p. is lord of the manor.
The Earl Beauchamp is a large landowner. The popolation
in 1881 was 303.
GuNHOUSE, a township partly in this parish and Scu.v-
THOBPE, will be found under separate headings.
Post Office. — John Morfett, receiver. Letters arrive from
Doncaster at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.40 p.m. The
nearest money order & telegraph office is at Scunthorpe
Crosby township, partly in this and partly in Flix-
borough parish, is one mile and a half north from Frod-
ingham. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built
1836 ; this chapel is about to be rebuilt. The duldren
attend Frodingham school. The Glebe mines are worked
by the Staveley Coal and Iron Company Limited. Sir Robert
Sheffield hart, d.i., j.p. is lord of the manor and principal
landowner. There is a warren abounding iii silver-srcy
rabbits. The population in 188 1 was 388 in Froding-
ham, and 16 in Flixborongh parish.
National School, Frodingham, built in 1867 by Charles
Winn esq. t enlarged in 1875, to hold 700 childrMi, by
Rowland Winn esq. m.p. at a cost of £z,ooo ; there is an
average attendance of 420, k a boys' class room for 60
children was added in 1884, by R.Winn esq. m.p.; William
Campbell, master; Mrs. Elixabeth Ann Campbell,
mistress ; Miss Pool, mistress of infants'
Railway Station, Frodingham.— Andrew Williamson, statioa
master
C^RBIEBS TO : —
Bbigo— Henry Skelton, thurs
Gainsbobough, from Sccnthobpx, Henry Skelton, tues
Hull — Henry Skelton, fri
Woodley Thomas Woodraffe, beer re-
tailer. New Frodingham
HomsbyWm.shopkpr.New Frodingham
Howden Arthur, private school k rate
collector
Hurst James, grocer
Jaqnes Henry, drill owner & seedsman
Kendall George, farmer
North Lincolnshire Iron Co. Limited
(George Tosh, managine director
Redboum Hill Iron & Coal Co. Limited
Redbourn works k Lindsey works
(George Dove, managing director)
Rowbottom Thomas, farmer
Sno wdenJas. shoemakr. Nw. Frodingham
WatsonStothard, tailor, N w.Frodingh am
Watts John, grocer, New Frodingham
Bromby.
Moss Mrs. Bromby hall
Bell Robert, general dealer.NewBvnaby
Camm Hirain, beer retailer Ie bibber,
. New Bromby
Cemetery, FiQ^r Hett k Bett, derk to
the Burial Board
Dmsdale John Lacv, fanner
Dr^wry John, carrier & grocer
.Edtington Richard, farmer
Edlington William, farmer
Fallowfield Henry, wheelwright
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
FUL8T0W. 401
Gnrsell Edward, farmer
Homiby Edward, farmer
Kelaey Bobert, beer refauler k provision
iiierchant,Neir Bromby ; k at Crowle
Lockvood Moiea, draper & grocer, New
Bromby
Hias WilHam, farmer, Bromby Hall
Walker AUred^nend dealr. Nw. Bromby
Wright Thos. Howden, grcr. N w. Bromby
Crosby.
Chapman Mias
COHXBBCIAt.
Ellis James, wheelwright
Foster Henry, farmer
Lewis Thomas, builder
Staveley Coal k Iron Company (Lim.^
Wadd Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Wadd Samuel, blacksmith
Waite Robert, farmer
Warren Ironstone Mines (George Dove,
owner), Bleak house, F^odingham
FULBBOK is a village and pariah, in the Southern diri- been restored at the expense of the parish. Fnlbeck
■ion of the county, parts of Kesteven, Loveden wapentake, Hall is the seat of Lient.-Col. Henry Fane, in whose
Newark union and oonnty court district, rural deanery of | family it has been since the year 1633 : Sir Henry Fane,
Loveden, archdeaconry toid diocese of Lincoln, i| miles who died 1840, was commander of the British forces in
India, and was a descendant of the Earls of Westmorland :
Chatburn Richard, farmer, Old park
Chatterton John, farmer
Coultbnnt James, gamekeeper to Sir
Robert Sheffield l»rt. o.u, J.P
Cutbbert Richard, farmer
north from Qiythoroe and south from Leadenham stations
on the Lincoln and uiantham branch of the Great Northern
Tsiliny, 117 from London, 10 west-north-west from Sleaford,
II north from Grantham and 11 east-south-east from
NeTsrk, situated on an acclivity called the " Cliil row," and
extending eastward to the Roman road. Ermine street. The
church of St. Nicholas is a handsome structure, in the
Xornun, Transitional, Decorated and Ferpendicnlar styles,
coudsting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a
Tcstem tower with rich panelled battlements and eight
crocketed pinnacles, and containing 6 bells and clock : the
cfaanoel retains piscina and sedilia, and the nave has a pin-
nacled derestnry : there are seven stained windows in the
cfaanoel and several others in the body of the church ; most
li which have been inserted at the expense of the Fane
lunily: in the church are some monuments of the Fane
tamHy and a few others : also a very fine old Norman font,
coiuistiiig of a cylinder standing on a square base, with a
shaft at each angle and surrounded with intersecting arches.
The register dates from 1565. Tlie living is a rectory,
tithes commated at /470 yearly and 50 acres of glebe, in
the sift of Lt.-Col Jfildmay W.Willson, and bdd since 1884
by the Rev. Vere Frauds Willson K.A. of Emmanuel College,
(^mbridge. The Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have
chapels here. The poor have charities amotmtine to /15 los.
yearly, arising from the rents of land left Dy Prances,
Dowager Countess of Rutland, Sir Francis Fane and
others. In the village is an ancient cross, which has
Brtmks William Henry 1 Else Ann (Mrs.), wheelwright
Fane Col. Francis Augustus i.v. [late . Emeraon Edwai-d, farmer
the mansion is spacious and beautifully situated, com-
manding an extensive view of the surrounding country:
the grounds are tastefully laid out apd shaded by some
fine old trees. The principal landowners are Lieut. -Col.
Fane, who is lord of the manor, Edward G. R. Fane
esq. William GrinSeld Lely esq. j.p. Lieut.-Col. John
Reeve d.i., j.p. Lt.-Col. Mililmay W. Willson, of Ranceby
hall, and Sir W. E. Welby-Gregory bart. d.u, j.p. The
soil is a strong fine loam, heath and stiff clay ; subsoil,
limestone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and
turnips. The area is 3,900 acres ; rateable value, ;^6,oi4 ;
the population in 1881 was 645.
Sexton, Henry Pearson.
Post k Monet Obdes Office k Savings Bank. — James
Cade Taylor, postmaster. Letters from London, through
Grantham, by mail cart, at 7.55 a.m. k dispatched at
5.10 p.m. Letters from Lincoln at 5.10 p.m. & dispatched
at 7.55 a.m.
ham
Tlie nearest telegraph olnce is at heaAea-
Emerson William, corn merchant
Farmer John, carpenter
Harmston William, bricklayer
Humphrey Edward, land agent
James Ann (Mrs.), Hare k Hounds P.R
Jaques Thomas, carpenter
Jenkinson Charles, shoe maker
Jenkinson John Else, tailor
Jenkinson John Lewarton, tailor
Jenkinson Walter, stone mason
Jones Isaac, tinman
Kime Jonas, grocer, draper, com, coal
k coke merchant
King James, market gardener
Parochial School (mixed), supported by a voluntary rate
k subscriptions ; C, Bowser, master
Cabriebs to : —
Gbanthak — John Baker, daily ; Mrs. Elizh. Picker, sat
Lincoln — Mrs. Elizabeth Picker, every alternate fri
Newabk — Mrs. Elizabeth Picker k John Baker, wed
Sleaiobd — Mrs. Elizabeth Picker k John Baker, mon
King Joseph, carpenter
Lamb George, fanner
I^vejley Frederick, farmer
Lewarton Elias Robert, shopkeeper k
beer retailer
Norris Robert, fanner
Parker Edward Howard, farmer, Heath
Parker William, fanner
Pask William, shopkeeper
Picker Elizabeth (Mrs.), carrier
Porter Richard, bricklayer
Pridmore Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Shaw William, rope maker
Spencer Joseph, farmer
Watson John Richmond, blacksmith
commanding asth Begt.], The Hall
Fane Edward, The Hall
Fane H. P. The Hall
Fane Hiss, The Cottage
Howson Basil
Willson Rev. Vere Francis if.A. [rector]
ooiamtciAL.
Baines Charles, farmer k builder
Baker John carrier
Brooks Wm. Hy. veterinary Kargeon
BxaU Henrv, farmer
CoDingwooa William, farmer
Dolby John Oldsworth, boot maker
F0UiSTBT is a parish and village, situate near the
soathem termination of the Wolds, in the Mid division of
the county, parte of Lindsey, Hill hundred, Homcastle
onion, petty sessional division and county court district,
rural deanery of Hill No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 3I miles north-east from Homcastle. The church
of St. Andrew was rebuilt in 1705, and again restored in The Rev.R.£lmhirst,who is lord of the manor, Thomas Booth
1857, under the direction of Mrasrs. Maughan and Fowler, esq. Miss Elmhirst and Mr. George Green are the chief land-
of Loath, when the chancel and porch were rebuilt, and the owners. The soil is mixed ; subsoil, white clay. The chief
whole structure was new roofed and reseated : the original crops are wheat, barley, oats and tumips. The parish con-
building was very plain, with aisles, and a western tower in tains 1,940 acres of Iwd, two-thirds of which are arable,,
which wen 5 bells : the tower fell in 1799 : the church, ; and the remainder ^lasture and meadow ; rateable value,
whidi is constructed of green sandstone, in the Early | ;f3,o67 ; the population in 1881 was 357.
English style, now consists of chancel, nave and a belfry Parish Clerk, Henry Winn.
containing 3 bells : in the chancel is a sedile ; this was j Letters through Homcastle. The nearest money order
restored at the same time as the other portions of the ' office is at Belchford k telegraph office at Homcastle.
church : all the windows in the chancel, including the east , Wall lunrtM Box cleared at 4 p.m
wrindow, of three lights, are stained : there are 130 sittings. National School (mixed), built in 1850, for 60 children, witb
96 of which are free. The register of baptisms and . an average attendance of 40 k supported by Oovemment
boriais dates from the year 1750 ; marriages, 1756. The grant, voluntary contributions k the children's pence ;
livings is a rectory, yeariy value ]^4fio, the gift of Frederick Miss Mina Wilson, mistress
Chandey esq. of Iver, Bucks, with residence, and including ^ Cabbibb to Hobmcastlb.— George Staves, sat. retnming
290 acres of glebe, and held since 1876 by Uie Rev. George same day
Frewer Rev. Geo. Erpest h.a. f rector] I Gilliat.Tom Atkin, farmer
Ernest Frewer k.a. of St. John's' College, Oxford. Here
are Wealeyan and Primitive Methodist clupels. In 1849 six
unbaked Roman urns were fotmd in Mr. Robson's brick-
fields ; they contained calcined bones, cinders, and in the
bottom of one a Roman coin : in 1844 an entire urn was found
near the same spot. Here are several barrows and tumuli.
Cheeseman -William, wheelwri^t
DcHUon George, blacksmith
Elaey William, farmer. Grange farm
Foster James, miller (wind) k baker
Frow John, fanner
Green Oeorn, landowner k farmer
Ranyard Wuliam, farmer
Robson Wm. fanner & brick k tile ma
Staves George, coal dealer k carrier
Trollope William, farmer .
Walter Joseph, farmer. The Ehns
WalterWm.farmr.felandownr.Hanor ho
Winn Selina Mary k Margaret Ellen
(Misses), drapers k grocers
fDXSTOW is a large scattered village and parish,
abounding in overflowing springs, in the Northern (uvision
ul tbe oonnty, wapentue and petty sessional division of
Bradley Haverstoe, Louth union and coimty court district,
rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ladborougfa No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 7} mile» north
from Louth, one mile and a half north-east from the Lud-
borough station on the east Lincolnshire railway, and 14S
402 FUL8T0W.
UKCOLRSHIBI!;
rK«Etir*s
miles from London. The church of 6t. Lawrence, rebuilt
in 1868, at a cost of ;£5oo« jraiied by sabscription, is a small
baildinj; in the Early English style, consisting of chancel
afad nare, and a turret containing i bell : there are eliigies
of a knight and lady, supposed to represent Robert de
Hilton and his vife: there are sitting^ for 160 persons.
The register dates from the year 1589. The linne is a
vicarage, net yearly value ;f 174 with residencejintne gift
of Capt. Samuel Hynman Allenby j.p. of Tathwell, and
hl>ld since 1876 by the Rev, Alex^der Johnaon. The, lay
rector has 230 acre^, and the vicar. 135 ncres, allotted in
lieu of tithes. Here are places of worship for Wesleyikns,
Primitive Methodists and Wesleyiui Reformers. 4t the en-
qlesare of the commnnsi in 1819, upwards of 4 acres of land
W0te allotted to the overseers of the po<jr, and the rent, now
amounting to ;£34, is applied in reduction of the parish
rates. Ueorge Marmaduke Alington esq. D.l,., t s. of
Swinhope, and James Banks Stanhope esq. d.l., i.v of
Revesby abbey, are lords of the manor ; the later ^Id his
estates here some years ago, but not hi^ manorial, rights.
'Ebe ancient family of Jtormion has estates here. The prUici'
Anderson Mrs
Johnson Rev. Alexander [vioar]
OOmtKBCIM).
Bilrton George, farmer, Glebe fkrm
Barton Richard, farmer
Blyth George, brick maker
Bolton Joseph, fanner
Campion Hand, farmer
Dows Thomas, farmer
Grantham By. farmer
HaU. George, bricklayer '
Harrison Cook, owner of thrashing ma- ' Motlev Rannard, fanner
chines for hire, machinist k machine Onn William, brick maker
■broker | Osborne George, veterinarj' surgeon
Hill Harriet (Mrs.), Cross Keys p.k > Pennell Charles, fanner
Holgate Samuel, ^rooer k draper
Holtby William, farmer
Hurton John, fanner
Jaokson Thomas, farmer
Jaeqoe^John, miller (wind^
Janney Locking, wheelwright
Johnson Robert, grocer & tailor
Kirk George, Shi^ inn. Fire Beacon
Kittmer Benjamin, dressing k bk>wing
k weighing machine makers
Maddison Ellis, blacksmith
paV landowners are Capt. Samuel Hynnttn Allenby i.p. Jol
Bourne, Alfred and Charles Campion, Thomas Motley, »i
John Topliss esqrs. The soil and subsoil are clay. The chi
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. TTie ai«»
2,840 acres ; rateable value, /'3,7I7 ! the popDlati<in in 18
was 565. PnuTow is bounded on the east by the Lou
navigation, where there is a small hamlet called FtBB Bsaco
partly in this and partly in Marshchapel pdrisfa.
Sexton, Charles Cooke.
Post k Mqnby Obdbb Office ic Savinp Bank.-^Jol
Green Phillips, receiver. Letters through Louth arri
at 9.40 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. TUe telegraph uffi
is at Marshchapel
National School, built in 1866, at a Cost of £^50t 'or 3
children, with an average attendance of 170 ; the fictw
is supported by voluntary contnbutions ; Miss Mart
Wright, mistress
Cabrisbs to : —
Gbimsby — George Phillips, fri. k James Wright, tues
LoCTH — ^Edward Storr, wed. k sat.; George ?hiUtp&
William Robinson, wed
Pennell John, farmer
Phillips John Green, grooer, draper.
' post offlce
Richardson Robert, farmer
Robinson Charles, farmer
Robinson William, olrrier
Russell Thomas, farmer
Sargent William, carter
Schrimshaw Miciiael, shoe misker
Sneath Thomas Lowe, Ndsou inn p.e
Storr' Edward, carrier
West Espin, fanner
Wilaon William, fanner
Wright James, carrier
Wright William, farmer k sbopkeepc
GAINSBOKOUGH
Gainsborouoh is a parish and market town, giving name
to a petty sessional division, a ounnty court district and
poor law union) situated in a valley on the eastern bank
of the river Trent, which here sejmrates this county from
Nottinghamshire : it is a polling place for the Northern
division of the ^unty, in the wapentake of Corriiigham,
parts of Lindseyt diocese of Liocohi, archdeaconry of Stow,
and rural deanery of Corringham, 15^ miles north-west-by
north from Lincoln per Great Northern railway, 21 from
Doncaster, 3s south-west from Hull, 35^ from Grimsby, 39
f rom Nottingbaoi, and 144 front Loudon. The Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, and the Great Northern
railway, have each a station here : the latter railway has
the direct route to Lincoln : the station is situate one mile
south fronk the town, on the loop line which joins the main
Uae at DoncastM- and Pcterboreugh. The Trent is crowed
by :a Jiandaorae stmc tollrbridge ol three arches, erected in
1791.
. In868AttredtheGt'eatcdabratedatthi8placel>i*marrtage
with Ealswitha, the daughter o(.Eth<lred, chief of the Ganii,
4Uid here the Danes in 10131 landed, under the command of
their king Sweyn, and commenced their devastations, which
Mrminatad in the subjactton of the kingdom. Historians differ
as' <b the place and manner of Sweyh's death, some thinking
it'ooonrred at Thetford; but it. seems nioce probaibb
that it happened at Gaansboroagh. A tnmnlns, near the
remains of an ancient encampment adjoining the town,
caDed the iGastle Hillay is eoppoatd to be ihs taab of Sweyn,''
isboae en^^mpment' was known to 'be at. llioiiDOli, imme- {
diately adjacent. .' . . |
I ■ Early) 'in 16434 at Ihe oommencement of t&e war between
Charles L'SAd the Parlianaent, the town'wai phossd by the
King jnnder iha government of the Eai(l of Kingston ! on |
the i6th July the town was snrpriaed and capturea by Lcird |
WSpugfaby ; and the Earl of Kingston, havuig' been made :
a prisoner, was accidentally killed by a party of Royalists
firing into the vessel in- which he was being conveyed down
the Trenti to PuU : two days after, auiunsuccessfvij attempt
..was qiade by Lieut.-Ceneral King, governor of Newark,
^bo had been reinforced by a jbody of (Ir^ffpo^ under
Lieut -Gen. O^vendish, to regain- possession, and par)y oa
the morning of the 38th July the besieging forces were '
Touted by a. detachment of troops -^nder ihe command of
Cromwefl (then a Cblonel in the Earliriratotary aYmy),
|C«;in«Wv, who had }ft)aymt toan^odiri aq(»gmirf.,bcing
"**nt!ogs1; the lulled; owing to the ■unexpected appearance of
^M)fe Dnketif 'Newcastle 'wrat a strong force, Cromwdl Was in
return obliged to retreat, with some loiss, towards Lino 4
abandoning the baggage, arms and ammunition, and Lt>i
WDloughby was compelled to surrender the tuvn tt> tl
Royalists, in whose possession, with Col. St. Gcrgi' 1
governor, it continued until the 21st December, -when it w
stormed and taken by the Parliamentary forces under ^
John Meldrum, aided by a number of armed pinnaces <
the river, conunaiided by Sir John Constable, and Sir Ju!
Meldrum, after its capture, was constituted guvemur, ar
the inhabitants were heavily taxed for the maintenance <
the war. 1 ; . 1
The Burgess Constable was formerly the first civil ai
thority : the duties were probably fonnerly more extensive
being at present nominal, except so br as the calling ai
presiding at public meeting* is concerned. . > .
■ The town m under the management of a Local Board c
Health of twelve members, who have the.eontscd: uf tl
paring, lighting and sanitary arrangements. The streei
are well paved and lighted with bos supplied by a .prnral
com^jany : the Gas Works are in Cnnscfa street The tow
has an excellent water supply from works purchoaad in rS7
from a private company by the Local Board, at' a «DCt <
about ;^ii,ooa < • . .jj
The church of All Sointa was founded andomk—ed by tli
Knights Templars in-'iaog, but between. the, 7«a*i7V)i>,J
the whole structure, with the exception Ol to* tower, in
taken down and rebuilt in the Clasaio M!^b„-s(ia cost <
;f 5,030, raised by s porociiial OBseasniBnt moM \tf ydots- a
coaU -brought to the towa, iMiad ptarsaoat'-to tlie IhetJa
rebuilding the church ; it ooasists now of on opsidal cbnod
with nave forming -^ ' unbKblaen ptuftUdogram ,ol >.{1]
Tuscan order, the side widlsbflin^ reliamd by aecaiolatteij
sunwrting an entoblature^uui bsduitradBd ptitqiet, >ani
Ughted by a douUe rang^\of window* f tha- intcdor irfm
better than' the «xteribr,'iaiidl tiie CoriiitkM ^laM Mmtti
the body dr the buiidUig and the'olslas, and the raollej
cpiUnj;, are fine- ieatares: the embattltd t0w^« of Latt
Ferpendionlar dote, and tprmerly surqipniXad in a IU13
spire, is about 90 feet high, sur^ipunted jiy .aiglN^.eUgaa^
pumodee, i^d contain* 9. t>«Us;. in ^8(^ .t^eutjlMlFeh jM
remodelled internally,- : the' galleries baisg Ip^Nnd one
entirely re-seated with open seats throw* blK'kj.uid thq
nave renpyated ; the chancel was pljo re-Mtod.wittv yp
benchas, and paved witU.eiiditistieJIWIj^Jixfif^'^'^'^
defrayed by. subsc^i^15(jtts H^^;^lHBnar>W.|^ -,
was' raised two ;teps,'fitted'wiih' TOHV'Cb^'mPsi^
these with other anerktl(ittfW«^'«mete<riUk)lii|rtfae-^ri»
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DIBECTOay.]
LINCOLl^SHIRE.
GAINSBOROUGH.
403-
tioo of Ur. W. White f.s.a. architect, at a cost of about
/500, and the chancel tras re-opened on July 15, 1869, by
the bishop of the diocese : in 1871 a new oak screen and
poipit, from designs by Mr. John Pearson B.A.,. F.S.A. of
London, vere set up, and the chancel lengthened into the
Dare; it was further decorated in 1875^, "t a cost of
^^140, raised by subscription : in the centre of the apse and
serring as an id tar-piece, is a irell-executed Florentine copy
of Leonardo da Vinci's celebrated painting of the Last
Sapper : there are several stained windows, one of which in
the Thonock choir is a memorial to Sir Hickman Bacon,
bsrt. ; thfe pulpit is a somewhat elaborate structure of atone,
Devonshire marble, and gilt iron scroll work : the eagle
lectern is elaborately carved in oak ; the church will seat
1,100 people : the bells were re-fitted and re-hung, and
the 6th and 7th were re-cast by Messrs. Taylor of Lough-
bvroagh, at a cost of j^aoo, on the i8th of April, 1883.
The register dates from October, 1564. The living is a
ricsrage, the gross value of which is about jf 500, in the gift
of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1874 by the Ker.
Williani John Williams m.a. of Brasenose College, Oxford,
who is also Prebendary of Gorringham, in LinctJn Cathe-
dral, and rural dean.
Boly Trinity is an ecclesiastical parish, formed from the
dni parish of All Saints in 1843 ; the church, situate in
Trinity street, is a cruciform stone edifice, consisting of
chancel with organ, transepts, nave, western gallery, and a
lolly square tower, with an octagonal spire. rising from the
intersection : the chnrch was erected' at the above date ;
crsl, upwards of ^^3,000: in 1864 the east end of the church
vas enlarged, ana the chancel extended, by subscription :
there are several memorial stained lancets : the church is
seated with open benches to hold 900. The register dates
from the year 1843. The living is a vicarage, yearly value
;^340, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1867 by the Rev. George Langton Hodgkinson m.a. of
Pembroke College, Oxford, who is also Prebendary of
' Decern Librarum," in Lincidn Cathedral.
St. John the Divine is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in
1883 ; the church which has been built to meet the require-
ments of that part of the town known as "New Gains-
borough," was opened for public worship on Thursday, the
4th of May, i88a : the present church forms only a small
part of the diancel and nave of what, when completed, will
be a magnificent cathedral, consisting of a nave six bays in
lemth, with north and south aisles, a chancel of two bays,
wnb north and south aisles and sanctuar^r ; preparation is
also made for a western tower : the vestries wiU stand at
the east end of the north usle of the chancel : tiie total
length of the nave is 113 feet divided into 6 bays, with a
vidth of 30 feet in the clear : the nave arcade is snr-
moonted % a clerestory of two-light windows in each bay,
the total height to the wall plate being 51 feet : the aisles
o( 33 feet in height, and 17 feet 6 inches in width are covered
with a flat roof of the fifteenth century type ; the nave with
s pitched roof, boarded and panelled, with moulded ribs :
the chancel and nave are of the same internal section, not
separated by a chancel arch : the roof-truss, taking the
place of the chancel arch, is more richly decorated th^ the
trasses of the nave roof: the clerostory is continuous
throughout the length of the church, having two-light
windows, with tracery in the heads: the sill of the east
window is raised 37 feet above the floor-line, and has seven
lights with flowing tracery in the heads : the total internal
length of the church will be, without the tower, 169 feet,
viz., 113 feet in the nave, and 56 feet in the chanceu ; the
height, to the ridge of roof, internally, about 70 feet : the
folnmni, arcades, and all other stone- work are of . Ancaster
stone : a passage is arranged at the level of the' clerestory
string, 33 feet 9 inches from the floor, to give access to the
windows: thia is also carried across the sill of the east
windows : externally the chnrch is built of red brick, with
Ancaster dressings. The work now commenoed consists of
three bays of the uave, and the whole length of the chancel
up to the clerestory string, the arcades being filled in with
temporary walls. "Die bmlder is Mr. Johnson, of Doncaster.
The srcfaittcts are Mr? Somers Clarke, jnn. anil Mr.' J. t.
MicklewHite, of 6, Delahay street, S.W. The sculptor is Mr.
W. S. Gillinan, of Intake rood, Sheffield. The renter dates
fmm the year i88a. " The living is a vicarage in the gift of
the Bishop of Lincoln, yearly value ^fiio, and held by the
Ber. Charles Edward Lsing.
The OithqlicdHirdi, dedicated to St. Thomas of Canter*,
bury, ratnate in Cross street, was erected in 1866, al a cost
<if about £x^go (exclusive of land purchase money), the
expense being ddrayed by Thomas Arthnr Young esq. of
Middle Basen : it is a Gothic structure of red brick, and has
residence for the olBdating priest annexed.
The Convent of the listers of .Mercy is in, S|»t(fl terrace :
it ws.<i formerly the Old Rectory of Gain^l^orongh'; attaahed
t/> the Convent is an iroQj-.c^nrch, erect^, by Ur. :$uip'
phrers, of London.
Here are Wesleyan, Baptist, Congregational, Primitive
and Free Methodist, and Unitarian vhspds ; also a meeting-
house belenginf to the Society of Friends, with a burial
ground attached.
In 1874 the Burial Board, which consists of 9 members,
purchased 3A. ik. of land (cost ;^6soJ at the east side of the
town, the site being known as Cox s hill, to form a piiblic
cemetery : about an aore of the land has been consecrated,
and a portion of it reserved for the interment of those from
whom the land was purchased and their successors : there
is an acre allotted for Konconformists, also a portion for
Catholics: two mortuary chapels have been erected, and
a cemetery lodge, with a room for 'the use of the Board ;
both buildings are of white brick : the cost of. erecting the
cemetery house and mortuary chapels, and draining, laying
out, and enclosing the ground, was ji^2,350.
Here is a Grammar School, constituted by a charter of
Queen Klizabeth in the year 1589 : the building was erected
by tontine about 1805, and is under the direction of twelve
governors, by whom the head master is appointed : the
school has no endowment (save that mentioned below), the
charter merely empowering the governors to.receive endow-
ment. The object is to {ffovide a sound practical education
for the middle classes. The school-house, with house for
head master attached, is a brick building, standing in its
own grounds, at the east end of the town : a portion of the
grounds belonging to the school was taken by the Man-
chester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway dompany for
the construction of their line, and the compensation paid
by the company was invested by the governors in lands,
now producing abont ^^40 yearly, which sura forms an
endowment, and is applied in augmenting the salaries of
the masters.
There are schools for boys, vrls and infants in both
parishes in connexion with the Church of England, which
are supported by voluntary contributions, the mnnnging
trustees being appointed by the deed of trust, whi<m is
dated 1872.
There are also large Wesleyan day and Simday schools,
and Sunday schools for the Primitive Methodists and
Congregationalists.
The Town Hall is a plain brick building with clock tower,
situated in the Market place. Vestry meetings and meet-
ings on town business are generally hieldihere, by permission
of the lord of the manor, to whom the building belongs.
Mounted on a carriage in the centre of the Market place is
a Russian gun.
The police station is in Spring gardens. Here are held
weekly the petty sessions, and special sessions. The police
staff IS composed of superintendent, sergeants and thirty
constables. One superintendent, one inspector, and two
sergeants, and seven constables are stationed at Gains-
borough, and there is a constable at each of the following
places ; — Morton, Marton, Corringham, Willoughton,
Scottar, East Stockwith, and there is a sergeant at
Kirton-Lindsey.
The Gainsborough Working Men's Club, fotmded in 1870,
is held in a large house : it is a flourishing institution, and
has a reading'roon) well 'stkppliod with newspapers and
periodicals : abo a bagatelle and smoking room, besides a
room for refreshments iii Bridge street.
The Temperano; Hall, erected by subscription in 1871, at
a cost of /i,5oo, is a substantial red brick building, situate
in Spital terrace : it is a commodious and well-arranged
structure, and has two large rooms, one of which, the Hall,
wis seat 750 people ; it has a gallery, also a stage with
retiring rooms, to which a private entrance eives access : at
the tnmtj of the building, over the {ffincipal entrance, is a
lecture room (wherein the Good Teniplers hold their meet-
ings), capable of acoommodating 750 people : during the
winter session courses of lectures are given in the Hall : it
is also for general public meetings, musical and other
entertainment^.
There is a Savings Bauk'in Beatunont street,'established
in 1819, conducted by trustees and managers.
The Dispensary, situate in ChurcTi lane, was founded in
the j'ear i8a8: it is under a committee of management^
and IS supported by members' contributions, and partly by
anntial subscriptioas. In 1873 this establislunent was re-
modelled, and is now on the basis of a Provident Dispensary ;
the aveirage number of patients are about 5,000 yearly ; the
linembers having the advantage of the choice of medical
men in Hat towii. i .. .
There are various cwirities, producing ^aoo yex(tly,toT
distribution in hioney and kind, the most importatit being
Wharton's, Mott's, Sandars, John Smith's, Wllberfoss',
Heaton'k k Cdx's.
' Although the carrying trade by vessels formerly exist-
ing St Oainshqro^h'has been affected bj[' the mater
facilities offered by railways, Gainsborough still faa8,li«aideis
i^ TfV9T traffic, -a ao08i{lenb}e.ooast|uff tnde. ^In Od»bar,
1840, Gainsborough was oonstitnted by the '
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Treaanry a port for the import&tion and \nirehonsiiu; of
foreign goods : the first tvo foreign vessels consigned d&ect
to the port, arrived in April, 1841, from Bordeaux, bnt a
fev years ago the privilege of Gainsborough as a port was
annulled and the Custom house there closed. Vessels
drawing from twelve to thirteen feet of vater can lie and
dischar^ alongside the wharfs at the town. The " Eagre "
(or .£gir) a tidal wave (or bore) from the mouth of the
Trent, rising to the height of several feet at spring tides on
the surface of the river, passes considerably above Gains-
borough bridge ; on account of the obstructions it meets
with oefore reaching Gainsborough, the Eagre is there
diminished in size, but a few miles below the town has a
fine appearance when rolling in a mass up the river. The
steamers belonging to the Gainsborough United Steam
Packet Company run daily from Gainsborough to Hull,
calling at the various ferries on the river Trent. There
are extensive malt-kilns, and the seed-crushing business is
carried on very largely here. Vessels of considerable
burden have been launched from the shipyards, and in
1864 two fine iron screw steamers, the " Lincolnshire "
and " Yorkshire," built for the trade between Hull and
the Baltic, were constructed and launched at this place;
but the business is at present confined to the construction
and repair of vessels of a dass suitable to the trade of the
place. There are brass and iron foundries ; and an exten-
sive steam boiler, engine, and agricultural implement
iDsnnfactory, known as the "Britannia Works," giving
employment to abont 2,000 hands, is carried on by the
firm of Marshall, Sons & Co. Limited. There is also the
firm of Farmer, Bobe^, Brown &: Co. Limited, who carry
.in extensive engineermg works ; together with breweries
and malt-kilns.
The market is on Tuesday. There are two fairs, or marts,
one commencing on Easter Monday, and the other on the
Tuesday foUoning the 30th October, unless the aoth October
itself fuls upon Tuesday, in which event the mart commences
upon the 20th. The le^ duration (according to the charter)
of each mart is nine days, but the actual business of the fair
is transacted on the first two or three days, in which the
horse, sheep, cattle, and cheese fairs are held. A cattle
market was established in 1841, to be held every alternate
Tuesday. There are two statutes for the hiring of servants
held here annaally : one is holden about the end of April or
the beginning of May ; this is termed the May Day Statute :
the second is held in November, and is called the Michaelmas
Statute.
Since 1871 numerous dwellings have been erected at the
sonth-east of the town, called the New Town, and there
are others now in course of construction.
The Old Hall or Manor House, a curious and interesting
structure, is one of the most extensive and perfect examples
of those ancient mansions which combined the castle with
the dwelling house, and retains, almost in its original form,
the shell of a baronial residence of the first class : the
structure forms three sides of a quadrangle, occupying
nearly half an acre of ground ; and part of it is said to
have been built by John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster; the
western wing was erected by a member of the Burgh
family, about 1490 ; and the eastern wing about i6oo,k
one ol the Hickmans: it consists of a grand hall vith
butteries and kitchens, a staircase, and two wings, one
containing the principal living rooms and the other the
ofilces and sleeping apartments ; it is principally constructed
of large oak timber framing, and the back part of brick, but
on the north side is a b^utiful annexe of stone, in the
Gothic style of the fifteenth century, probably origiiuUy
intended as a chapel ; and at the north-east end is a hand-
some brick tower, similar in character to that of Tattershall
Castle ; it is abont 80 feet high, ascended by a winding stune
staircase, and commands extensive views down the Trent,
nearly to the junction with the Hcunber. The hall has
tudergone various vicissitudes, having been on one
; occasion lent to John Wesley to preach in during one
; of his migratory tours ; and it nas also served ss a
i theatre. 'Hie Hickmans resided here until the beginning
of the last century, when they bought Thonock of the
Godfrey family, and the estates have since passed intii
the hands of the Bacons of Baveningham, Norfolk, in whose
possession they remain. The building is now (1884) in coarse
of restoration at the cost of the present lord of the manor, Sir
Hickman Beckett Bacon bart. The lower portion of the
east side is appropriated to the Literary and Scientific
Institute, which has an excellent news room and billisrd
room for the use of subscribers, besides a library of about
5,000 volumes. Above the Institute is a spacious room,
nised as a ball room. There is also in the building the
Stock Library, possessing about 600 volumes, belonging to
a few private subscribers.
Gainsborough gives the title of Earl to the Noel family.
This was the birthptece of William de Gainsborough, the
firm defender of the doctrine of the Pope's infallibility, Thn
was advanced by Boniface VIII. to the see of. Worcester, at
which place he died in 1308. Simon Patrick, Bishop of Ely,
was born here in 1636, as was also his brother, John Fatrici,
one of the translators of Plutarch,
Thonock Hall, the seat of Sir Hickman Beckett Banm,
premier baronet of England and lord of the manor, is i
noble brick mansion, with porticos over the princiiol
entrances : it is situate about 3 miles north-north-east from
the town, and stands in a well-timbered park of about 500
acres : in the grounds is a very perfect Danish encampment.
The area of the parish is 7,310 acres (including Mort»n.
East Stockwith and Walkenth) ; rateable value, £-t4,3i^ :
the population in 1881 was — of Gainsborough township,
10,979, which includes 173 officers and inmates in the work-
house ; local board district, 10,873 ! "' the entire pari>h.
13,307. The ecclesiastical parish of Holy Trinity containeJ
a population in 1881 of 6,345.
Walkebith is a township in the parish of Gainsborough,
but included in the ecclesiastical parish of East Stockwitb.
which see. Morton will also be found under a separate
heading.
Parish Clerk k Sexton (All Saints), William Scott.
Sexton (Holy Trinity), J. Hogg.
Official BatablislmientSi I<ocal Institution* fte.
POST, MONEY ORDER k TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Savings
Bank & Insurance & Annuity Office, Silver street. William
Harrison, postmaster & stamp distributor. Letters arrive
from London & all parts and are delivered at 7. 15 a.m. k
1.45 p.m. ; Hull, Grimsby & Eastern counties, 8.30 a.m. :
Lundon day mail 1.45 p.m. ; letters are delivered to
callers about a quarter of an hour after the above stated
times. Mails are dispatched for London, Hull, Grimsby k
Liverpool, box closes 10.45 <''■»■ extra ^d. stamp till 10.55
a.m. ; Peterborough k Eastern Counties, at 3.40 p.m.
with extra stamp till 3.45 p.m.; Sheffield, A&nchester,
Derby & Ireland, 6 p.m. with extra stamp till 6.30 p.m. ;
London, the South k foreign countries, 7 p.m. extra
stamp till 7.40 p.m. On Sunday the dispatch for all parts
takes place at 5.30 p.m. box closing at 5 p.m. Money
orders are granted k paid from 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.
TelegTai)h office is open from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.; Sundays
from 8 till 10 a.m. during which time letters are delivered
to callers
Receiving House k Money Order k Savings Bank in Trinity
street. Box closes at 10.30 a.m & 5.45 p.m. S. D.
Smith, receiver
There is a Wall Leitkr Box at Bridge street k Charch
street, also a Pillar Letteb Box at Morton terrace,
each of which is cleared at 10,30, a.m. jc 5.45 p.m. on
week days only
CO0STT HAGISTBATEB FOB GAIISBOSOUOH PETT7
BESSIOHAL DIVISIOH.
Anderson Sir Charles Henry John bart M.A., D.L..Lea hall,
Uohisborongh (chairman)
Bacon Sir QicEman Beckett bart Thonock ball,Qainsboroiigh
Embleton-Fox William esq, Northorpe hall, Gainsborough
Gamble Francis esq. u.a. Gainsborough
HuttonCol.Geo.Morland D.L.Gate Burton hall, Gainsborough
Luard George Augustus esq. Blyborough hall, Kirton-in-
Lindsey
Pearson Edward esq. Morton house, Morton
Pooley Rev. John Henry b. d. Rectory, Scotter, Kirton-in-
Lindsey
Boadley Grovenor esq. Scotter manor, Eirton-in-Lindcev
Sandars JohnEdwd.csq.D.L. North Sandsfield,Gainsb(irough
Clerk to the Magistrates, Albert Iveson, 13 Lord st
Petty Sessions are held at the Police station every Tnesday
at II a.m. k special sessions every morning.
The places comprised in the Division are : — Blyton-<Tim-
Wharton, Blyborough, Burton Gate, Corringham, Cleat-
ham, East Ferrj-, Gainsborough, Grayingham, Grtenhil!
k Redhill, Heapham, Harpswell, Hcmswell, Haxey,
Kirton, Keiby, Knaith, Lea, Laughton, Morton, Mjrtitn,
Northorpe, Pilham, Scotter, Scotton, East Stockwitfc,
Southorpe, Springthorpe, Willingham, Willoughtnn,
Walkerith, Wildsworth
LOCAL BOASD,
Offices, 9 Market place. Board day, first mondiy in the
month.
Meubers.
E. Pearson, Morton (chairman)
Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon bart. j.P. Thonock hall
William Septimus Bladon, Morton terrace
Thomas Tailant Bee, 20 Lord street
T. Bown, Charch street
Alfred Credland, i Caskgste street ,
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Henry Caistor, 14 Market street
John Dixon, 16 Jfarket place
George Howsham, 4 Silver street
C. G. Hewitt, Lea road
Oiaries Shipham, 33 Lea road
Benrjr Wright, 7 Spring gardens
Officebs.
Qerk, Samoel Hayes, 9 Market place
Auiatant Clerk, Charles Taylor, Crow Garth
Treuarer, George Parker, Bank 3, Market place
Medical Olficer of Health, Draper Mackinder if.D. 3 Cask-
gate street
Snrrejur, Christopher Greenhalgh, Bridge road
Inspector of Nuisances, Samnel natt, 35 Etherington st
Odlector of District Rates, Thomas, Mansell, 18 & ao Spring
gardens
OAector of Water Rates, Alfred Hancock, Church street
Inspector of Common Lodging Hoofes & Fetroleom Stores,
Sopt. Harry Osborne, Cross street
IKSURAHCE AOEITS.
British Empire Mutual Life, J. Baker, Bridge street ; A.
Johnson, 31 Silver street
Commercial Union, J. Laughton, 84 Bridge street ; A. D.
Hayes, g Blarket place
CroTn Life, D. M. Bobbs, 18 Silver street
General Life k Fire, C. Markham, 10 Spital terrace
Hand-in-Hand Fire, A. Kirk, Lincoln k Lindsey Bank,
Marketplace
hnperial Fire, R. Thompson, 53 Lord street
Law Fire, A. D. Hayes, 9 Market place
Law Union, Samnel Hayes, 9 Market place
LiTerpool k London k Globe, W. Amcoats, Silver street
London Assurance, W. S. Bladon, 34 Market place
London Goarantee Accident, H. T. Sponncer, z6 Silver St
Midland Counties Fire, H. S. Tritton, 3 Market place
Xorthern Fire & Life, A. Credland, i Gaskgate street ;
John Spinks, Prospect house
Norwich Union, F. W. Flack, Silver street
Phoenix Fire, J. Hannam, Silver street
Provident Life, F. Mercer, 8 Lea road
Bailway Passengers', C. F. Liversidge, 39 Market street
Reliance MutniJ, J. Hooper, Morton
Royal Farmers', Alfd. Kirk, Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co
Scottish Eqaitable Life; A. Kirk, Market place
Scottish Widows' Fund, H. T. Spouncer, 16 Silver street
Standard, G. Robinson, Market place
Son Fire, Mrs. Sarah B. Barr ; John F. Johnson
Westminster Fire, Charles Cooper, Kebir terrace
GAiNSBOBOtroa Union.
Board day, alternate tnesdays, at the Board Room of the
Workhouse, Gainsborough, at 10 a. m.
The nnion comprises the following places: — Beckingham
(Softs), BIy borough, Blyton, Bole (Notts), Brampton,
Bransby, Barton West (Notto), Barton Gate, Butterwick,
West-with-Kelfield, Coates, Corringham, Fenton, Ferry
East, Fillingham, Gainsborough, Ulentworth, Graying-
ham, Greenhill k Redhill, Hardwick, Harpswell, Haxey,
Heapham, Hemswell, Kettletborpe, Kexby, Enaith,
Langhton, Lea, Marton, Misterton (Notts), Morton,
Newton - upon - Trent, Nortborpe, Owston, Pilham,
Ssnndby (Notts), Sootter, Scotton, Sonthorpe, Spriog-
thorpe, Stockwith East, Stockwith West (Notts), Stowe,
SturtoD, Torksey, Upton, Walkeringham (Notte), Walk-
erith, Wildsworth, Willingham k Willoughton : the
popnlation of the union in 1881 was 39,948; rateable
value, ;f 105,801
Clerk to the Guardians, Dedmus Mallett Bobbs, 18 Silver
•tieet, Gainsborough
Trnsnrer, Alexander Samuel Leslie Melville, Lincoln
Believing&Vaccination OlHcers&Collectors to the Guardians,
North district, James J. Hastings, Misterton ; South
district, Richard Brownlow, a Ivy cottages. Trinity street,
CainsboroQgh
Medical OH\cers, Blyborough district, Charles Frederick
George, Kirton-in-Lindaey ; Chiinsborough district. Draper
MacKinder m.d. Gainsborough; Haxey district, Luther
Eminson L.B.C.P. alas. Haxey; Misterton district,
Thomas Stones m.d. Misterton ; Newton district, Frank
Newoome m.d. Newton-on-Trent ; Scotter district, Robt.
Eminson, Scotter; West Butterwick district, Andrew
Dnnn Turner U.B. Owston Ferry ; Willingham district,
ftederick Satton, Willingham
lOUic Vaccinators, BlylMrongh, Oainsboron^h, Haxej,
Misterton, Newton, West Butterwick k Willingham dis-
tricts, same as Medical Officers ; Scotter district, Thomas
Benjamin Franklin Eminson, Scotter
"nperintendent Registrar, Albert Iveson, la Lord street,
Gainsboroogh
Begistrors of Births, Deaths k Marriages, No. i, Owston
Siib^istrict, Robert Sharp, Owston Ferry ; No. 3,Scotter
Sub-district, Robert Eminson, Scotter ; No. 3, Misterton
Sub-district, James J. Hastings, Misterton ; No. 4, Gains-
borough Sob-district, Richard Brownlow, Trinity street,
Gainsborough; No. 5, Willingham Snb-district, Fredei^ck
Sutton, Wiffingham ; No. 6, Marton Snb-district, William
Hill, Marton
Workhouse, Lea road, form an extensive range of buildings,
erected in 1837, & will hold 196 inmates ; adjoining is a
chapel, erected in 1861, at a cost of /800, by the Ute
Miss E.M. Anderson of Lea, in which is abeautiful stained
window in memory of Thomas Oldman esq. the former
derk to the guardians, who held the office from 1837 to
i860 ; Rev. W illiam Okes Parish B. A. chaplain ; Draper
MacKinder h.d. medical officer ; Joseph Hubbard Ijane,
master ; Mrs. J. H. Lane, matron ; Henry S. Awcock,
schoolinaster ; Alice E. Stonar, schoolmistress
BiTRAL SANITABT AuTHOSITT.
Qerk, Dedmus Hallett Robbs, 18 Silver st. Gainsborough
Treasurer, Alexander Samuel Leslie Melville, Lincoln
Medical Officer of Health, vacant
Inspector of Nuisances, Jackson Frow, Kirton-in-Lindsey
School Attbndancb Coxmittsx (Rural Sanitary District)
derk, Dedmus Mallett Robbs, 18 Silver street, Gainsboro'
Attendance Officers, W.H.Owzman, Iiea rd. Gainsborough ;
Richard Brownlow, Trinity street, Gainsborough ; James
J. Hastings, Misterton
PITBUC ESTABLISHUEBTS.
County Court Office, 34 Market street ; His Honour James
Stephen lus. judge ; Frederick Merryweather Burton,
X' trar ; John Uppleby Stapletnn Smith, high biUliff ;
I open from 10 till 4 ; Saturdays 10 till i
The County Court house occupies a prominent position in
Market street : it is a large building of red brick, k was
originally built for k used as a private mansion ; the
premises having, subsequently been.purchased by Govern-
ment were modemized k applied to their present use : a
commodious hall (with private room for the use of the
judge, k suitable rooms for the ber k witnesses), wherein
the Bounty court is held, 'was then also erected at the south
of the building, communicating with Beanmont street
The Court is held monthly ; the district comprises the
following places :— Beckingham, Blyborough, Blyton-cum-
Wharton, Bole, Bonsdall (Corringham), Brampton,
Bransby (Sturton), Bulhassocks (Haxey), Bornhaiii
(Haxey), Burton Gate, Burton West, Butterwick West,
Coates, Corringham Cornley (Haxey), Craiselound
(Haxey), Ferry East, Ferry West, Fenton, Fillingham,
Gainsborough, Glentworth, Greyingham, Gunthorpe,
Hardwick, Harpswell, Haxey, Haxey Skies, Haxey Tiirf
Comer, Heapham, Hemswell, Highwood (Torksey),
Idlestop (Hajcey), Kelfleld (Owston), Kettletborpe,
Kexby, Knaith, Langholme (Haxey), Laugh-burton,
Langton, Lea, Lound East, Marton, Mellwood High
(Owston), Mellwood Low (Owston), Misterton, Morton,
Newland (Owston), Newton-on-Trent,. Northorpe, Owston,
Feartree Hill (Beckingham), Pilham, Saundby, Scotton,
Scotter, Scotterthorpe, Sonthorpe, Springthorpe, Stock-
with East, Stockwith West, Stowe, Sturton, Susworth,
Thonock, Torksey, Upper Thorpe (Haxey), ^Jpton,
Walkeringham, Walkerith, Westwoodside (Hikxey), Wil-
lingham, Willoughton, Wildsworth, Tawthorpe (Corring-
ham), k Yeolsters (Owston)
County Police Station, Spring gardens; Harry Osbom,
superintendent; Alfried Bippm, inspector, tc 7 constables
Inland Revenue Office, 6 Lord street, Charles Prince,
supervisor ; Thomas Chapman, John Turner ft Timothy,
Discoll, officers
Pilots' Office, Albert Iveson, clerk to the sub-commissioners
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer Battahon (J. Co.),
Capt. Oldham Walker, sergt. ; William Whelan, drill
instructor ; orderly room. Town hall
Old Cemetery, Ropery lane, Morton mad, Samuel Hayes,
secretary ; WiUisjn Bond, sexton
Public Cemetery, Cozhill, Albert Iveson, clerk to the burial
board
Provident Dispensary, Church lane, William Amooats,
secretary ; Alfred Chapman, resident dispenser
Temperance Hall, Spital terrace, Jaspar Hannan, lessee,
William Fort, hallkeeper
paBuc 0FF101B8.
Assessor ft Collector of Queen's ft other Taxes, William
Graves Parker, 73 Church street
Burgess Constable, Edward Pearson
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Draper Maokinderif.B. 3 Caak-
gato street
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Qerk to the Barial Board & to the Sob-Commissioners o(
Pilotage, Ooroner for the Kirton District of Lincolnshire &
Stemrd of the Manors of Oainsborongb, Scotton t Kirtdn
liindsey, Alfred Iveson, la Lord street
Clerk to the Assessment Committee of Gainsborough Union, ,
J)ecimtis Hallett Bobbs, i8 Silver street
Depnty Coroner for the Kirton District of the County of
Lincoln, William Septimus Bladon, 24 Market place
Collector of Poor's Bates, William Graves Farker,73 Church st
Inland Bevenoe Officers, John 'fumer, 18 Lea road ;
Timothy DiscoU, 6 Ijord street
Inspector of Police, Alfred Rippin, 36 Spring rardens
Inspector of Weights k Measures k Hawkers' Licences, Snpt.
Harry Osbom, Police station, Spring gardens *
Soperintendent of Pr)lica, Harry Osborn, Police station.
Spring gardens
Supervisor xit Inland Revenue, Charles Prince, 6 Lord street
Surveyor of Taxes, Leon Alexander Gits, 8 Lord street
Town Crier, William Hastings, 96 Church street
Vestry Clerk, Joseph Craven, 13 Lord street
PLACES OF 'WOESHIP, with times of services.
All Saints' Charch, Rev. Canon William John Williams M.A.
vicar ; Revs. W. Okes Parish b.a. & A. W. M. Drew,
curates; io.4sa.m. 3&6.3op.m.; daily 5 p.m. except wed.
with sermon 7.30 p.m. : wed. k fri. Litany, 11.45 a.m
Holy Trinity Church, Rev. George Langton Hodgkinson
M.A. vicar ; Rev. John Peter Benson m.a. & Rev. Frederick
Colbome Hsher B. A. curates ; 16.45a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; daily
7.30 p.m. ; sat. 5. p.m
t. John's Church, Bev.
St. John's Church, 'Bev. Charles Edward Laing, vicar,
10.45 "■™' ^ ^-3° P-'''- i '^^- 8 p.m. : sat. 5 p.m
St. Thomas of (^interbury Catholic Church, Cross street,
Bev. Michael Joseph Gorman, priest ; Rev. Henry Taylor
CaSerata, assistant priest, 7.30 a.m. mass k holy com-
munion, 10.45 ^™- '>>8^ mass, 6.30 p.m. vespers; ser-
mon k benediction 7.30 a.m. daily ; .thur8day.7.3o p.m .
Baptist, Spring gardens, 10.45 ona. k 6 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Congregationu, Caskgate street, Rev.B.D.Wilson, minister,
10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; mon. k wed. 7.30 p.m
Free Church Methodists, Hickman>8treet, 10 a.m.<c 6 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Bev. Charles Leafe, minister, 10.30
a.in. & 6 p.m
Society of Friends, Market street
Unitarian, Beaumont street, Bev. W. Wynn Robinson,
ministor, 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Back street. Rev. Charles Brighonse, minister,
10.30 a.m. & 6 pjn. ; wed. 7 p.m
Wesleyan, Bridge road, Bev. William Barber, minister,
10.30 a.m.. I[ 6 p.m.
SOHOOIiS. !■■,
Queen Elizabeth's, Bev. John Robert Elliott m.a. bead
master ; Rev. John BrownviU b.a. second master ; Mr.
William Pearson, third master ; Mons. Hoez, french 8c
german master ; Mr. George Robinson, music ; Mr.
Henry Sherwood, drawing master
All Saints (Church of En^and), girls' school, bnilt 1844,
infants 1873 ; boys' school boilt in 1879, at a cost of ^^500,
for 558 children, with an average attendance of 398,
k supported by subscriptions; B. T. Adlard, master
(boys) ; Miss A. E. Hall, mistress (girls) ; Miss H.
Bingham, infants' mistress
Holy Trinity (Church of England^, Trinity street: boys,
350 ; average attendance, 303 : girls, aoi ; average attend-
ance, 180 : infants, 300 ; average attendance, z6o ; John
Walker master (boys) ; Miss Charlotte Harrison, mis-
tress (girls) ; Miss Emma Dickerson, infants' mistress
Wesleyan, Hickman street ; capacity, 448 ; average attend-
ance, 350; Charles William Tnnley, master (mixed);
Miss yEay Stephenson, infants' mistress
IKWBPAPESS-
Betford, Worksop & Isle of Axholme k Gainsburgh
News, published friday ; Charles Caldicott, proprietor,
printer & publisher, 33 Market place. See advertisement
Betford k Gainsborough Times, published at Retford,
Gainsborough k Worksop every friday ; William Mason,
district manager, 7 Market place
corrsTASCE.
Bailwsy Stations : —
Great Northern, William Feare, station master k goods
agent, hea road
Manchester, ShefHeld k Lincolnshire Railway Station,
Jsph. Whittle^ station master k goods agent. Spring gdzu
Omnibuses from the White Hart hotel, meet all trains at
the Great Northern k the Manchester, Sheffield k Lincoln-
shire Railway Stations
-VATER CORTKTArOE.
Steam Vessles to k from Hull.— The Gainsborough
United Steam Packet Company's Vessels, leave the
CoiBjany's Paekfet wharf. Lord street, daily .7 a.m.
excepting tnesdays k fridsys when it leaves at 6 i.m.
(Sundays excepted), carrying passengers k goods
Gainsborough market steamer leaves Keadby it Barring-
ham every tnesday k returns same day
To Hull. — The " Bee " steamer, from Fnrley's wharf, on
mondays k thursdays for goods
Sailing Vessels : —
To Hull, as occasion may require
Goods are conveyed from Furley k Co.'s wharf by hosts,
to Retford, Worksop, Chesterfield, Lincoln, Newark, Not-
tingham, Loughborough, Leicester, Grantham, JSeitm,
Shardlow, Derby, Belper, Cromferd, Borton-on-Trent,
Lichfield, Tamworth, Bugeley, Birmingham, Corentry,
Warwick, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Tipton, Stourbridge
& all parts of the Staflordshire Potteries k Ironworks be
OASRIE&S to A from Qafaiaborongh, with iniu tbe^ go from t
dfl^of dspartoK.
Daily — Lea, Marton A Torksey, G. Coggan
Daily— Morton, Blyton k tAugbton, Wm. Thorn
AuBT — Buttry, ' Son,' toes, k sat
Asi^BT — Clayton, 'Horse k Jockey,' tues. k sat. ; Drayton,
' Horse k Jockey,' tnes
Bawtby — Whaley, ' William IV.' tues. k fri
Bltton — Marshall, ' Horse k Jockey,' tues. & sat
Blyboro' — Daubney, ' Horse k Groom,' tues. k sat
Bbioo — Sims, ' Horse k Jockey,' tues. ; Skelton, ' HorK t
Jockey,' tnes. ; Drayton, 'HorSe k Jockey,' tnes. ; Loci-
wood, * Horse k Jockey,' tues. k sat. ; Ducker, ' Hone k
Jockey,' tues.; Poole, 'Yarboro' Arms,' tnes. k saL'
Harsley,' Horse k Jock^,' tnes. t fri ; Bronghton'
' Woolpack,' tnes. k fri. ; Danboey, ' Horse k Groom,:
tnes, k sat. ; Staniland, ' Yarboro' Arms,' tnes. k fri
Bishop Nobton— Coo^, 'Ship,' tues
Clifton — LiU, ' Ship,' tues
CLA7W0BTH — ^Foster, ' Chapel Staith,' tnes. k fri. ; Stinr,
' Hickman Arms,' tnes
CoBSiNQHAU — Dnnderdale, ' Ship,' tues. k sat. ; Cook,
'Horse & Groom,' tues. k sat.; Bobinson, ' Horse i
Jockey,' tues. k sat
CRAiSBLOtTND^CIark, ' Horse k Jockey,' tacs
Caistob — Ducker, 'Horse & Jockey,' tues
DONCASTEE— Antcliff, 'Black Bull,' tues. ; Gibson, 'BUct
Bull,' tues.; Clark, 'Horse 4- Jockey,' tues.; Msiin*
' Plough,' tnes
DiTNHAM— I<each, ' Ship,' tues
EvxBTON — Gibson, ' Black Bnll,' tnes
Epwobtk — Makins, 'Plough,' tues
FiLLiNOKAM — Brown, ' Ship,' tnes
Gbimolkt— AnclifT, ' Black Bull,' tnes. ; Whaley, ' Williun
IV.' tues. k fri. ; Poster, ' Chapel Staith,' tnes. k fri
Glbntham — Todd, ' Horse k Jockey,' tues
Glbntwobth — Sims, 'Ship,' tnes. ; Barton, Coffee taren,
tues. k sat
GRATurouAM— Ducker, ' Horse k Jockey,' tues
Haxb7 — Clark, 'Horse & Jockey,' tnes
Haxby Station— Bobinson, ' Horse k Jockey,' tnes
HsAFHAM — Barthorpe, 'Peacock,' tues
Heuswbll — Cook, ' Horse & Groom,' tues. k sat. ; lackers,
' Peacock,' tues
Habpswki.l— Mumby, 'Sun,' toes.; Cook, 'Horse t
Groom,' tues ,
Hm-L — Skelton, ' Horse k Jockey,' tues. ; Drayton, 'Hone
k Jockey,' tues
INQHAM — Hayes, 'Ship, 'tues
Kklby— Barker, ' Chapel Staith,' tnes. ft sat. ; Billon,
' Chapel Staith,' tues
KtKTON — Pool, 'Yarboro' Arms,' fri. ; Broughton, 'Wool
pack,' fri. ; Ducker, ' Horse k Jockey,' tnes
Lauqktkbton — Cocking, ' Horse k Jockey,' tnes
Lbverton — Clarke, 'Ship,' tues
Lba — Bobinson, 'Ship,' tues. k sat
Lincoln- Bilton, ' Chapel Staith,' tues. ; Cocking, 'Horse
k Jockey,' tues. ; Forth, ' Chapel Staith,' tues. ; I^seh.
'Ship,' tues.; Barker, 'Chapel Staith,' tues. k sat.;
Presswood, 'Chapel Staith,' tues.; Todd, 'Horse k
Jockey,' tues. ; Brown, ' Horse k Jockey,' toes. ; Sims,
' Ship,' tues. ; LiU, ' Ship,' tnes. ; Barton, Coffee tavern,
tnes. k sat
Lanshau— Leach, ' Ship,' tnes
Mabton— Forth, ' Chapel Staith,' tues. k sat. ; Bobinson,
'Ship,' tnes. k sat. ; Pikett, ' Ship,' tues. k sat
Mattebsba — Gibson, ' Black Bull,' tnes
Mbssinohaii— Lockwood, ' Horse k Jockey,' tues. k nt. ;
Poole, ' Yarboro' Arms,' tues k sat
Mistbeton— Metcalfe, ' Black Bull,' tnes. ; Smith,' TMrboro'
Arms,' tues
NobThorpe — Ducker, ' Horse fc Jockey,' tnes
Nobvanbt— Mumby, 'Snh.'tues
NEWTON^-Lill, .'Ship,' tues .,,
OtvMBY — Mumby, 'Sun,' tues
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BxiTOBD — Matthews, ■ William IV. ' tnes ; Smith, ' Yarboro'
Amu,' toes. ; Lill, ' Ship,' toes. ; Foster, ' Chapel Stuth,'
taea. : Clarke, ' Ship,' tue«. ; Metcalfe, ' Blaok Bull,' taes. ;
Booth, ' Mart Yard,' tueg. & thurs. ; tVbaley, < Mart
Yard,' toes. Is fri. ; Storr, ' Hickman Arms,' toec
iUKSKiLL — Matthews, 'William IV.' taes
Raxpton — Leach, 'Ship,' tueg
Saxilby — Leach, ' Ship,' tueg. ; AUcinson, ' William IV.' toes
SooTTEH— Staniland, ' Yarboro' Arrae,' tues. & fri. ; Lock-
wood, ' Horse k Jockey,' toes. & sat. ; Harsley, ' Horse ft
Jockey,' tues. ft fri
SooTTON — Poole, ' Yarboro' Arms,' toes, ft sat
ScTKTHOBPs — Skelton, ' HcHrse ft Jo<^y,' tues. ft aat
SsnTERBY — Ducker, 'Horse ft Jockey,' tues
SrocKwiTH — Winn, 'Sun,' tuee. ; Makins, Plough inn,
toes. ; Mitchell, ' Horse k Jockey,' toes, ft sat
Stow— Presswood, ' Chapel Staith,' tnes. ft sat. ; Atkins,
< William IV.' toes, ft sat
FKITATE KBSIDENTS.
Adcock Thomas, 39 Ebrington street
Alioock Miss, 33 Lea road
Anderson George, 4a Trinity street
Bacon SirHickman Beckett t, v. [premier
laiKinet of England] 1%onock ball
Bacon Lady, Thonock hall
Baker John, 116 Bridge street
Barber Rer. WiUiam [WesJeyan], 114
Bridge street
Barnard William James, 7 Trent view
terrace. Lea road
Barnes Miss, Ashcroft road
B»rr Mrs. Arthur John, 17 Trinity st
Barton Mrs. 33 Spring gardens
Bass Mrs. 15 Spring gardens
Beck Mrs. 7 Nortbolme
Bee Robert, ao Lord street
Ben Mrs. Spital terrace
Benson Frederick, la Melville street
Benson Bev. John Peter ii.A. [assistant
curate of Holy Trinity], 7 Trinity St
Binna FranUand Kirk, South parade
Binns Thomas Henry, 7 Ebrington st
Bladon William Septmius, Morton ter
Blossom Richard, 4 Ashcroft road
Boot Mrs. 19 Spring gardens
Brackenbury MrsTMorton terrace
Biewitt George, 13 Lea road
Brigfaonae Bev. CSiarlea [Wesleyan], la
^tal terrace
Brock Mrs. ao Lea road
Brown Walter, Spital terrace
Brownvill Bev. John B.*. [second
master]. Queen Elizabeth's sdiool
Borbeary Miss, Morton terrace
Barton Frederick Merryweather f.o.s.
Highfield house. Summer hill
Bnrwell Mrs. 7 Trinity street
Batler John, 31 Spring gardens
Cafferata Bev. Henry TbylorCOstht^c],
Spital terrace
Cant Mrs. 43 Hickman street
Casaan Samuel Theodore ajccl. 167
Bridge street
Chapman Alfred, Church lane
dark Rev.Henry[PrimitiveMethodi«t],
Ellison villas, Lisa road
Clarke Mrs. 4 Tooley street
Cooper Charles, Kelir ter, Hickman st
Craven Joseph, 13 Lord street
Credbod Alfred, i Caskgate street
Ooss Mrs, 14 Trinity street
Cnckson Saml. 8 Trent View ter. Lea rd
Cprtis Jamee Chas. Bobt. 51 Trinity st
Dixon John Etherington, 11 Trinity st
IVmk Thomas, 34 Spital terrace
Dowell Daniel, Hortholme
Drew Bev. Arthur William Matthews
[curate of All Saints], Church lane
Drater Mrs. 10 MelvOle street
Dnncan Bobert, 7 Marlborough street
Dnnderdaie lauc, 3 Melville street
Dann Mrs. 14 Spital terrace
Dunn Thomas GhscWintem ho.Back st
I^wm Charles Wood, 7 St. John's ter
Edlingtan John Butler, 189 Bridge st
EdHngtco Thomas, 37 Lea road
Elliott Bev. John Bobert ila. ^|>ead
master] Haaen Elisabeth's school.
Cox's bin
Farmer Charles Bicfaard, The Lami,.
Summer -hilt
FamillllT*. WiBiam, 38 Hicknuujt.
SPBiNaTHOBPB — Borthorpe, ' Peacock,' toes, ft sat
Stubton — Leach, ' Ship,' tnes. ft sat
Stubton-by-Stow — Atkinson, 'William IV.' tues. ft sat. ;
Presswood, ' Chapel Staith,' tues. ft sat
Stubton, Notts— Rodgers, ' William IV.' tues. ft sat
TOBKSEY — Cocking, ' Horse ft Jockey,' tues. ft sat
Tbuswell — Leach, ' Ship,' tues. ft sat
Upton — Bennett, ' Ship,' tues. ft sat
Waddikoham — Ducker, 'Horse ft Jockey,' tues.; Sims,
' Horse & Jockey,' tues
Wheatley — Wright, ■ Hickman Arma,' tues
WiLLiNSHAU — Hilton, ' Cliapel Staith,' tues
WiLLOCQHTON — Burton, ' Horse ft Groom,' tues. ft sat. ;
Danbney, ' Horse ft Groom,' tues. ft sat. ; Brown, ' Horse
& Jockey,' tues
Westwoodside — Clark, ' Horse ft Jockey,' tues
WrLDs WORTH — Staples, ' Plough,' tues
Walkeeinqham — Booth, ' Woolpack,' tues. ft thnrs
Fisher Robert Marshall, St. John's ter , Newbold Mrs. 75 Bridge street
Fisher Rev. Frederick Colbome b.a.
[assistant curate of Holy Trinity], 13
South parade
Fletcher William, 41 Trinity street
Forrest Richard William, Northolme
Fyfe George u.d. 3 Lord street
Gamble Francis M.A., j.f. Silver street
Gamble Mrs. George, 33 Church street
Gertrude Sister Mary, 39 Trinity st
GledhiU William, Spital terrace
Gorman Rev.Michael Joseph[Catholic],
Cross street
Grinold Mrs. 43 Trinity street
Grocock William, 23 Trinity street
Guy Mrs. Morton terrace
Hall George, 6 Marlborough street
Hall John, 36 Hickman street
Hardeastle William, 173 Bridge street
Hargreaves Mrs. John, 31 Trmity st
Harrison William, Silver street
Hayes Samuel, The Mount, Northolme
HiU James, 19 South parade
Hill Joseph, i St. John's terrace
HiU Mrs. 7 Bridge road
Hod^kineon Bev. George Longton 11. a.
[vicar of Holy Trinity ft prebendary
of Decem Librarum in Lincoln cathe-
dral], Trinity street
Hodson Mrs. Bridge house
Hooton Mrs. 9 Torr street
Hord Miss, 37 Spring gardens
Howard Rev. Herbert Rowland B.A.
Morton terrace
HuntChri8tphr.DewickChas.CrowGarth
lorns Charles Risbec, 30 Spital terrace
Iveson Albert, The Hollies, Morton ter
Jepaon Miss, 8 Spring gardens
Johnson Thomas Edward, 8 Caskgate st
Keigbtley George, Millfleld lane
KsTworlii William, 33 Spital terrace
Kidney Thomas, 71 Back street
Kidman William Thomas, 8 Melville st
King Mrs. John, 54 Trinity street
King Thomas, 50 Trinity street
Kirby Jolm Robert, 37 Ebrington street
Kirk Alfred, Market place
Laing Bev. Charles Edward [vicar of
SL John's], South parade
Lambert Mrs. John, 15 Lord street
Landau Mrs. 6 Qiureh lane
Laughton John, 84 Bridge street
Leafe Rev. Charles [PrimitiTe Metho-
dist], a Trinity street
Leeds Mrs. 3 Church lane
laevesler William Hy. 16 Spring grdns
Linley Frederick Ferdinando, 11 Lea rd
Lister Thomas, i Wellington street
Littlewood WiUiam, Marlborough street
Mackintosh lliomas, 37 Trinity street
Mackinder Draper m.d. 3 Caskgate st
Markham Ricbd. Kebir ter. Hickman st
Marsden William John, 11 Cross street
Miti-«tiiill Hy. Dickinson, Carr ho. Lea rd
Marshall James, Cleveland ho.Spital ter
Marshall James Thompson, 35 .Lea rd
MarsbaU John Ferris, Spring gardens
Marshall Miss, ix Spring garaens
MarshanMiss-TaneMaria, i4Spriiig grdna
Mason WiUiam, 7 Market place
Maxwell Mrs. St. John's terrace
IKInar Mn. 6 Smtal terrace
Hillner WiQtam Edsrards, 6 Spital ter
Nelaoa Herbert, Market place
Newcombe Jos^hDovedale, 3 Bridge rd
Newmarch Edwd. 43 ft 45 Spring grdns
O'Connor Patrick m.d, 13 Caskgate st
Oglesby Miss, Trinity street
Oldman Mrs. ThoinasHugh,Summer hi
Parish Rev. William Okes b.a. [curate
of All Saints, ft chaplain of the work-
house], 106 Church street
Parker Geo. Old Bank ho. 3 Market pi
Parker Mrs. 33 Spring gardens
Parkin Mrs. 41 Ebrii^fton street
Patrick Cbas.Crosby,£lli8on vils. Lea rd
Peatfield Mrs. 35 Spring gardens
Prefrement Mrs. 13 Spring gardens
Peatfield Seth, i Torr street
Pettinger Hinds, 6 Melville street
Pettinger James, 8 Spital terrace
Pettinger John, 104 Church street
Flatts Arthur, 17 Spring gardens
Platts Peter, Trinity street
Popple Mrs. Spital terrace
Prince Charles, 13 Cross street
Ranby Thomas Reynolds, 30 Spital ter
Robinson Rev. WiUiam Wynn - [Uni-
tarian], Ashcroft house, Bridge road
Bobinson Henry, Ash villa, Morton rd
Rowbottom William, 15 Lea road
Sandars John Edward d.l., j.p North
Sandsfield, Morton road
Scott F^ank, 11 Marlborough street
Shipham Charles, 32 Lea road
Shipham John, 5 Torr street
Simpson Miss, isAdelaide ter.Bridge rd
Smith Arthur, 39 Lea road
Smith Charles George, Morton terrace
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, 13 Spring grdns
Spinks John, Prospect ho. Summer hi
Spinks Mrs. Lindnm villa, Northolme
Spinks Thomas, Northolme
Spouncer Henry Thomas, Silver street
Spouncer Thomas, Northol«ie viUa
StaniweU Miss, 19 Bridge road
Stephenson Henry, 7 Caskgate street
Storey Alfred, i Trent View ter. Lea rd
Swanston David, Highfield grange
Swift William, Lea road
TaUMrs. Crow Garth
Teft Martin, Lea road
Thompson Richard, Morton terrace
ThornhiU James, 14 St. John's terrace
Thorpe Frank, 7 Lea road
Tomlinson Edward, 20 Hickman street
Topham Britton, i Church lane
Travis Miss, 39 Church street
Travis Willi^ii, 37 Spring gardens
Tritton H. S. Market place
Trotter Fred, 36 Trinity street
Wallas William, 14 Melville street
Ward Stephen, 6 Bridge road
Wells Miss, 47 Marlborough street
WethereU Thos. Wilkinson, Middle field
Wheeldon Thomas, Bose vil. Northolme
Whitworth George, 7 Lea rood
Wilkinson Samud, 5 Lea terrace
Wilkinson WiUiam, 49 Trinity street
WiUiams Rev. Canon WUliam John
M.A. [vicar of AU Saints], Morton rd
Williams Mrs. 41 Church street
Wise Thos. Belmont ho. Spring gardens
Woolvino John, Trent View, Lea road
Wright Henry, 7 Spring gardens
Wright Mrs. 4 Spring gardens
Wright Mrs. 7 Torr strest
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kellt's
OOXKBBCIAL.
AUtrop George, shopkeeper, ii Beanmont street
Allen Joshua, mat mannfacturer, Swinton's yard. Silver st
Amcoats 3c Co. printers, booksellers k stationers, 47 Lord st
Anderson Richard, wind miller, Summer hill
Anderson Robert, coach bnilder, 39 Back street
Andrew George, medical herbalist, 15 Bridge street
Anyan George Henry, grocer, 66 & 63 Church street
Ashton Michael William, dyer, 60 Trinity street
Askew William, onfectioner k fruiterer, 5 Spring gardens
Atkinson William, shopkeeper, z 13 Bridge street
Auckland William Cartwright, butcher, 37 Lord street
Audas John, shoikeener, 103 Bridge street
Aukland RicharJ, tailor, 56 Bridge street
Bailey Thomas, tailor. South parade
Boines David, black k whitesmith, 3 Back street
Baines Frederick, auctioneer, valuer & lessee of the Old
Hall, Mart yard
Baines William, whitesmith k locksmith. Back street
Baker George, surgeon dentist. Silver street
Barker Francis, grocer, 155 Bridge street
Barlow Benjamin, fancy repository, 3 Silver street
Barnes GSorge, watch maker k jeweller, i Market street k
s Church street
Batch George, shopkeeper, Hickman street
Beaumont Brothers, farmers. Park springs
Beaumont William, farmer, 31 Lea road
Beck William, greengrocer, 3a Church street
Beckitt Robert Creasey, ^ocer k shopkeeper, 34 Silver st
Bedford William, confectioner. Lea road
Bee Robert, secretary to Gsa Co. 20 Morton terrace
Bee Thomas Tallant, family grocer k provision merchant,
ao Lord street
Belcher William, Bridge inn, 133 Bridge street
Bell Fanny Maria (Miss), dress maker, Spital terrace
Bennett Samuel, general smith, Heaton street
Benson Brothers, drapers k cabinet makers, 43 ft 45 Lord (t
Benson John, grocer, 34 Church street
Biddle Charlrs Robert, grocer. Queen street
Hilton Lawson, shopkeeper, 39 South parade
Bingley k Beaumont, linen ic woollen drapers & silk mercers,
3 Market place
Blackbmnrne Vincent, shopkeeper, Victoria street
Bladon William Septimus, solicitor, perpetual commissioner
k commissioner to administer oatns in Supreme courts,
deputy coroner, Kirton district, county of Lincoln, 34
Market place
Blaydes Thimas John, currier, leather seller k tanner, ai
Church street
Bocock Hobsra, grocer, 117 Bridge street
Bocock John, baker k grocer, 34 Trinity street
Bolland Zachariah, detiler in otTal, 20 Caskgate street
Bonnell John, painter, 41 Spring gardens
Bonnell Thomas Gouldsborough, temperance hotel, 35
Spring gardens
Bowman James, butcher, 33 Bridge street
,Bown Arthur, boot k shoe maker, 40 Church street
Boyes James, market gardener, 50 Bridge street
Bradbury Thom<u, ship k general engineer k boiler
maker. Bridge street
Brett Simon, boot k shoe maker, 36 Silver street
Brtggs George, hair dresser & toy dealer, 9 Market street
Briggs Henry Simpson, grocer, 24 Trinity street
Britten Samuel, tailor, 43 Trent street
Broadberry Robert, fishmonger & game dealer, 17 Silver st
Brock Robert, butcher, 32 Trinity street
Brook John, Black Head commercial hotel, 19 Market pi
Brown Charles, shopkeeper, s Caskgate street
Brown Edwurd, Newcastle Arras p.h. 14 Caskgate street
Brown George, tailor, 37 Hickman street
Brown Henry Sowden, painter, 33 Elherington street
Brown Samuel, stone mason k beer retailer, 18 Spital ter
Brown William Woolvine, hair dresser, 17 Bridge street
Brownk>w Richard, collector to the guardians, relieving k
vaccination otflcer. South district, registrar of births,
deaths & marriages, Gainsborongh sub-district, k school
attendance otHoer, 3 Ivy cottages. Trinity street
Brumby John, druggist, 33 Back street
Brumiield Charles, shopkeeper, 30 Lea road
Barge James k Co. drapers, 19 Silver street
Burge William James, linen k woollen draper, tailor k out-
fitter, 15 Marketplace
Burnett Sophia (Mrs. ), dres) maker, 43 Tooley street
Burton & Dyson, solicitors, 34 Market street
Burton Frank, tailor, 33 Lord street
Burton Frederick Mcrryweather (lirm. Burton ft Dj'son),
solicitor, perpetual commissioner k commissioner in the
Supreme court of judicature, registrar of county court
k clerk to Land & Assessed Tuc Commissioners, 34
Market street
Butterworth Edward, toy dealer, 3S Bridge street
Button John, butcher, 3 Queen street
Button Thomas, bnilder k cabinet ma. 6 Spring gardens
Caistor Henry, saddler k harness maker, 14 Market street
Coldicott Charles, bookseller k stationer, proprietor, printer
k publisher of the ' Retford, Worksop, Isle of Axholme
& Gainsbnrgh News,' Market place. See advertisement
Calvert William, joiner, cabinet maker k undertaker, WUte
Horse vard
Carte WiLtuir HMtRT, middle-class boarding k day
school, 3 Southholme
Oaisan Samuel Theodore L.B.ap.adin. 8uiveon,i67 Bridge st
Cattle John, baker k provision dealer, 48 Church street
Cave Peter, butcher, 96 Bridge street
Care Thomas, butcher, 33 Silver street
Champion William,' mail cart contractor, 9 Spital terrace
Chantry Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, 13 Silver street
Chapman John, veterinary surgeon, 9 Bridge street
Charter Elisabeth (Mrs.), Plough inn, 37 Church street
Checkley John, agent for the British Workman's Assuranu
Co. Lim. 13 B«inmont street
Cheeseborough Annie Elixh. (Mrs,), lodging ho. Church U
Church Thomas, watch & clock maker, 9 Silver street
Clark Charles, horse dealer, i Lord street
Clarkson Thomas, chemist & dentist, 39 Silver street
Claxton k Co. bakers & pork butchers, 33 Trinity street
Clay Chas. Saml. watch k clock maker, 63 Bridge street
Clay Henry, shopkeeper, 1^9 Bridge street
Clayton Robert Owen, manne store dealer, 63 Bridge st
Oliffe William Hodaon, bnilder, Parkstooe honae, Lm roid
Clixby John, Sun inn, i Back street
CSixby Martha (Mrs.), grocer, k agent for W. ft A. Gilber,
wine ft spirit merchants, i3 Market street
Collinson James, confectioner, i Bridge street
Collitt William, chemist ft druggist, 31 Bridge street
Council John William, gardener ft florist, 54 Church street
Ccmk David, hair dresser, 147 Bridge street
Cooper Joseph, slate merchant ft slater. Trinity street
Cotter Thomas Mansel, grocer & district rate collector, 18
ft ao Spring gardens
Cottam Gaoree, boot ft shoe maker, 97 Bridge street
Coulbeck Richard, grocer. Trinity street
County Court OfHce (Frederick Merryireathsr Burton,
registrar), 34 Market street
County Police Station (Harry Osbwn, supt.),Springgardns
Counland J. ft Co. malt sters. Lea mad
GowDrick (Mrs.) ft German (Miss), day school, 37 Trinity it
Cowling Cornelius, beer retailer, 103 Bridge street
Cox Sarah Jane (Mrs.), haberdasher, 5 Trent street
Crane Frederick, hair dresser, loi Bridge street
Crane Mary (Mrs.), pork butcher, 33 Market street
Crapon, Brine ft Co. tea dealers, 14 Church street '
Craven Jsph. vestry clerk ft insurance agent, 13 Lord st
Credland Alfred, solicitor ft commissioner for oaths, i
Caskgate street
Croft John, builder. Lea road
Croft Matthew, bnilder, 56 Trinity street
Croft Tom, bricklayer, 169 Bridge street
Croft William, builder ft contractor. Railway side, St
John's terrace
Crosby Elizabeth (Mrs.), Ostrich inn, 65 Bridge street
Curtis Thomas ft Son, plumbers, painters ft gas fitters,
33 Market street
Curtis William, shopkeeper. Back street
Curtiss John, grocer ft tea dealer, 33 Market street
Cutler Josiah, shopkeeper, 73 Bridge street
Dannatt Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 3 Church street
Davidson George, secondhand clothes & rag dealer, 57
Bridge street
Davy ft Lord, tallow chandlers ft fellmongcrs. Market st
ft Back street
Dawber Henry, linen draper, silk mercer ft hosier, 30
Market place
Day George, photographer, 4 Trinity street
Discoll Timotny, inland revenue otiicer, 6 Lord street
Dixon John, draper, silk mercer, tailor ft outfitter, 16 ft 18
Market place ft 3a Lord street
Dixon John, fruiterer & greengrocer, 3 Bridge street
Dixon John Etherington, nurseryman, florist ft seedsman,
31 ft 33 Lord street
Donson James A. joiner, builder ft undertaker, i Bridge
road ; residence, 10 Wellington street
Dowman Hannah (Mrs.), ladies' underclothing warehouse,
5 Market place
Dowman Matthias, tailor ft draper, 13 Church street
Donmes Frank Middleton, teacher of music, 5 Back street
Drust William, pork butcher ft cnrer, 49 Bridge street
Duckmanton Benjamin, photographer, Heaton street
Dunn John, draper, 7 Silver street
Dyson Thomas Arthur, solicitor, see Burton ft Dyson
Edhngton John Bntler & Thomas, engineers ft oullwrigfats.
Phoenix iron works, Lea road
EisoH WiLLiAH, zinc, iron ft tinplate worker, oil, lamp ft
hardware dealer, 10 Hickman street
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Ereratt Edward, grocer k provision merchant, 44 Church st
Ereratt Jackson, farmer, 106 Charch street
Ererington Sarah (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 56
Charch street
Farmer, Robey, BroTm ti Co. Limited, engineers k iron-
foonders (W. Wallis Clark, see.); registered office, 18
Silver street ; Trorks, Trent foundry
Fasjikb k 80K, iron merchants, ironmongers k Eastern
Counties agents for Netherton " Crown " best iron,
Market place
Famill John Henry, coal k lime merchant, 34 Hickman st
Fenre William, station master (G. N. Railway), Lea rood
Fell Edward, cowkeeper, 35 Back street
Fergason Mary Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 40 Bridge st
FiDELL Fbedebick William (Aduikistratbix of latb),
timber merchant k ship bmlder, Trent Bank steam
lawing mills, Crowgarth
Filhngham Alfred Newman, farrier, 171 Bridge street
FisEEB JoHy, buader k contractor, 86 Church street
FisHEB Thouas, tailor, woollen draper k outfitter, 10
Chnrch street
Flack Frederick William, agent for Tiger k Co.'s artificial
manures, 24 Silver street & 32 Caskgate street
Flack Henry, Marquis of Granby p.H. Market street
Fletcher William, tailor, 15 Back street
Forrest Hy. k Kichd. Wm. wholesale druggists, 38 Market pi
Fort William, temperance hall keeper, 31 Cross street '
Foster David, grocer, 107 Bridge street
Fox John Reynolds, coal merchant k builder. Coal yitrd,
Willooghby Street wharf ; residence, 36 Trinity street
Fox Joseph Laughton, hair dresser, 38 "frinity street
Fox Thomas, picture frame maker, joiner k undertaker,
78 Bridge street
' Ftith Ann (Mrs. ), Neptune inn, 80 Bridge street
FHth Thomas, farmer, i Northolme
Frow George, baker k com dealer, 20 Market street
Frow William, shopkeeper, 34 High street
Farley R. & G). wharfingers & shipping agents, 68 Bridge st
Fyfe George m.d. surgeon, 3 Lord street
Gainsborough ^idge Co. (Decimus Mallett Robbs, derk),
18 Silrer street
Gainsborough Co-operative Stores (William Lawson Dawson,
sec. ; George Moxon, man. ), 1 1 Bridge street
Gainsborough Oas Co.'s Offices (Kobert Bee, sec. &inan.),
Morton terrace
GainsboroDgh OldOemetery (Samuel Hayes, sec. ; William
Bend, keeper), Ropery lane, Morton road
Gainsborough IVovident Dispensary (James Marshall esq.
president : William Amcnats, sec. ; Alfred Chapman,
resident dispenser), Church lane. Lord street
Gainsborongh Public Cemetery (Albert Iveson, clerk to the
burial boiurd ; Edward Foster, cemetery keeper), Cox's hi
Gainsboroogb United Steam Packet Co. Limited (William
Gledhill, general man. ; Wm. Hy.Lieveslej-, sec.), Lordst
Gainsborough Water Works (Joseph Hopthrow, engineer,
3SJLearoad
Giunsborongh Working Men'a Club (Charles Taylor, sec.),
Bridge street
Gallimore Thomas It Co. brassfounders, 60 Bridge street
Gamble Francis, wine k spirit merchant, 10 Silver street
Garnett George, shopkeeper, 1x9 Bridge street
Gits Leon Alexander, surveyor of taxes, 8 Lord street
Gleadell William, maltster, Morton road
Godfrey Jackson, boot k shoe maker, 8 Church street
Godfrey William, shopkeeper, 135 Bridge street .
Good George, jobbing gardener, Ivy cottage, Morton road
Crantham Samuel C^rr, grocer k wine k spirit merchant,
37 SQver street
Graves Sy. Thos. k Co. aerated water mannts. Crowgarth
Graves Henry Thomas, Hickman's Arms hotel k posting
hoa«, 5 Lord street
Gray Tbo*. fishmonger, game dealer k poulterer, 38 Lord st
Great Northern Railway Goods Depdt (William FeaTe,agent ;
T. K. Taylor, carting agent). Lea road
Greaves Edward Augustus, comm. traveller, 39 Spring gdns
Green Benjamin, farm bailiff to Mr. William Maw Green,
Lower Thonodc
Green Charles, coal dealer, Broomhead paddock. Bridge st
Green Edward Fielding, architect, see Kennedy k Green
Oreenbaigh Christopher, town surveyor. Bridge road
GrocDck William k Son, coal merchants k general carriers,
M. S. k L. cool yard. New rond
Grylls Hargrave Oe Courcy, apartments, 45 Church street
Hall Maria (Mrs.), grocer, 3 Wheeldon street
Hallifidd William, grocer, 11 Back street
Haznes Henry, tailor, 37 Silver street
Himmond k Son, coach builders, Crowgarth
Hancock Alfred, collector of water rates, Church street
Hancock John, umbrella maker, 11 Church street
Hannam Jasper, printer, bookseller, stationer, music ware-
home, sewing machine depot &c. 8 Silver street
Hansom Mary Ann (Mrs. ), confectioner, 14 Market place
Hanson William Herbert, auctioneer, valuer k estate agent,
16 Silver street ; residence, 13 Bridge road
Hardy Betsey (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 35 Trinity street
Hardy Thomas, prrocer, 30 Market place
I Hardy William, boot k shoe maker, so Church street
' Hargrcaves Elizabeth (Mrs.), boot k shoe wareho.7 Market st
Harrand George, grocer k fruiterer, 41 Bridge street
Habbison Frank, family grocer, tea dealer, Italian ware-
houseman, flour k provision merchant. The Cash stores,
163 Bridge street
Harrison Jarvis, cowkeeper, Kebir terrace, Hickman street
Harrison John Edwin, waterman k coal k stone merchant
94 Bridge street ; residence, Willoughby street
Harrison Joseph, bricklayer. White Borae yard
Harrison Saran (Mrs.), lodging bouse, 17 Torr street
Harrison William, postmaster k stiunp distributor, Pos
office. Silver street
Harrison William, White Lion p.H. 41 Lord street
Habbisom William Nobthbdoe, commission a^nt &
agent for the Prudential Life Assurance Co. Limited, 74
Qiurch street
Hastings William, town crier, 96 Church street
Hawkings Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Willoughby street
Hawksworth Samuel, decorative painter, Back street
Hayes & Sons, solicitors. 9 Market place ; k Carey la. Brigg
Hayes Alfred Davye (firm, Hayes k Son), solicitor k com-
missioner for taking oaths, 9 Market place
Hayes Samuel (firm, Hayes k Son), soucilor, clerk to local
board, perpetual commissioner k commissioner to ad-
minister oaths in the supreme courts, 9 Market place
Heinle John, pork butcher. Trinity street
Herratt John Robinson, joiner & builder, Trinity street
Hewitt Alfred, watch maker, 7 Market street
Hewitt Charles, farmer. Lea road
Hewitt John, Drovers' Call p.h. k osier grower. Lea road
Hewitt John Hen^, brewer k maltster, Trent brewery,
Silver street ; k Ordsall brewery, Retford
Hewitt William, baker k confectioner, 24 Church street
Hewitt William, watch maker, 35 Bridge street
Hill Brothers, builders, contractors k coal mors, i Queen st
Hill George, black ic white smith, 34 Caskgate street
HUl John, confectioner, 109 Bridge street
Hind Charles William, glass k china merchant, auctioneer
k ^-alaer, 30 Silver street
Hind Edward, baker k confectioner, 13 Market place
HoUand Emma (Miss), dress maker, 58 Bridge street
Holmes Charles, tailor, 49 Back street
Holmes John, shoe maker. South parade
Holmes John, master mariner, 1 Southolme terrace
Holy Trinity Church Institution, open daily from 9 till 10
p.m. 19 Trinity street
Hopthrow Joseph, engineer at Gainsborough water works,
35 Lea road
Homsby Thomas, agent for Singer's sewing machines, 35
Silver street
Hornsby Arthur, furniture, hardware, lamp k oil dealer,
63 Trinity street
Horry Francis, coal merchant, Branston wharf. Lea road
Horswill Albert, watch maker, 36 Lord street
Houlton George, White Horse P.H. 39 Bridge street
Housham Charies, grocer, Ashcroft road
Housham George, tailor & outfitter, 4 Silver street
Howe George, shipping agent, 10 & i3 Bridge street
Hunt Joseph, Monson's Arms hotel, grocer, ale k porter
merchant, k agent for W. k A. Gilbey's wines & spirits,
14 Silver street
Hunt Margaret (Miss), dress maker, 33 Spital terrace
Hydes Ann Amelia (Mrs.), lodging house. Crow Garth
Inland Revenue Office (Cnas. Prince, supervisor), 6 Lord st
Inskip John Mitchell, china k glass warehouse, 17 Market pi
Iveson Albert (firm, Oldman k Iveson), solicitor, clerk to
the burial board, coroner for Kirton district, county of
Lincoln, superintendent registrar, clerk to the magis-
trates, oomraissioner for taking acknowledgments of
married women k commissioner to administer oaths in
the supreme court of judicature, clerk to the sub-com-
mission of pilotage for Gainsborough k steward of the
manors of Gainsborough, Scotton k Kirton-in-Lindsey, 13
Lord street
Jack Michael, Peacock inn, 4 Market street
Jackson Thomas, Friendship inn, 60 Chnrch street
Jackson William, ironmonger k leather dealer, 41 Silver St
Jackson William, pork butcher, jo Church street
Jenkinson Thomas, baker, 88 Bridge street
Jennings Samuel, pork butcher, Trinitv street
Johnson George, Woolpack inn, 4 Lord street
Johnson George, boot Is shoe maker, 31 Silver street
Johnson John Francis, ale k porter merchant k bottler k
importer k dealer in foreign Ic british cigars, 6 Lord
street ; residence, 8 Caskgate street
Johnson Robert, lock k white smith Ic gasfltter, 19 Church st
Johnson Thonuu, bookbinder Ic paperhanger, 11 Hickman st
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Jones Joseph, shopkeeper, 87 Bridge street
Jones Thomas, batcher, Pillared Hoosayard, Bridge street
Jones William Cecil, butcher, 69 Bridge street
Jubb Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 33 Cross street
Keightley Samuel, tailor. The Bopery
Kelaey &imuel & Son, corn mwchtuits & millers (steam),
Trent mills. Crow Garth ; & at Morton-by-Gainsboroogh
Kennedy & Green, architects & surreyors, 24 Silver street
Kershaw Eli^sabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 134 Church street
Kidaon Edward, grocer & provision dealer, 28 Church street
King Frank, grocer & provision merchant, 33 Silver street
King John, photographer. Church street
King Thomas, grocer & provision merchant, 19 Silver street
King's Arms Coffee Tavern (T. A. Dyson, sec. ; George
Porter, man.), Market street
Kirk Alfd. manager of the Lincoln k Lindsey baok,Markt.pl
Kirk Robert, stationer & bookseller, 14 & 16 Bridge street
Knight William, shopkeeper, 181 Bridge street
Lambert Richard, bricklayer & builder, Morton terrace
Landin Gearge,market gardener k greengrooer,35 Church st
Lane Joseph Hubbard, master of union workhouse, Lea rd
Laughton John, wharfinger, com, coal, ale, porter k general
commissioa merchant, 84 Bridge street
Layne Emma (Mrs.), butcher, 55 Bridge street
Laj-ne John, cattle salesman, Beaumont house. Trinity St
Layne Richard Farnill, butcher, 3 Market street
Layne Richard Andrew, Tiger inn, 35 Lord street
Layne Sarah Ann (Miss), Ship inn. Silver street
Layne Sarah Ann(Mrs.), Horse & Groomp.H.i Beaumont st
Layne Thomas, butcher k cattle dealer, 135 Bridge street
Lraning Jolw, beer retailer, 36 Bridge street
Leaster Charles, tailor k hosier, 31 Market street
Lincoln & Lindsey Banking Co. (branch) (Alfred Kirk,
manager). Market place ; draw on Fresoott&Co. Thread-
needle street, London e.c
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist. Battalion (J Co.) (Capt. Old-
ham Walker, commandant ; Sergt. William lYhelan, drill
instructor). Orderly room, Town hall
Lindley Albert, Black Bull p.H. 35 Lord street
Lister Thomas, architect & surveyor, i Wellington street
Literary, Scientific k Mechanics' Institute (W. S. Bladon,
sec. ; Frederick Baines, librarian), Mart yard
Liversidge Chas. Fredk. gun ma. k engri^ver, s^ Market st
Lobley Ann & Charlotte (Misses), ladies' bearding k day
school, Northolme
Lobley Thomas, jun. Windmill inn, 165 Bridge street
Longmire Betsey (Mrs.), draper, 17 Lea road
Lundy John, hair dresser, 38 Lord street
Hackinder Draper h.d. surgeon k medical officer of health,
urban sanitary district k medical officer k public vac-
cinator Gainsborough district, k medical officer to work-
house & certifying factory surgeon, 3 Caskgate street
McLeod John, agent for Pearl Life Insurance Co. 5 St.
John's terrace
Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway Goods Depot
(Joseph Whittle, agent ; Timothy Neave Taylor, carting
agent). Spring gardens
Maples Thomas, fellmonger, Ashcroft yard, Le« road
Markham Charles, land k estate agent, 10 Spital terrace
Marr Thomas, poulterer, 9 Church street
Marriott Faimy Elizabeth (Miss), berlin wool k fancy re-
pository, 50 Church street
Marriott James Osgodby, farmer, Thonock lane
Marsden Elizabeth (Mrs.), G. N. R. station refreshment
rooms. Lea road
Marsden William, Horse k Jockey p.H. 38 Church street
Marsh James William, joiner, cabinet maker k upholsterer,
6 Bridge street
Maxshall, Sons & Co. Lik. (James Marshall, managing
director ; H. D. Marshall, assistant managing director k
secretary), engineers, machinists, boiler makers, agricul-
tural implement manufacturers, millwrights &c. Britannia
iron wo»s
Marshall Thomas, maltster k com factor, 10 Spring gardns
Mason George Hy. k Son, plumbers k gas fitters, 37 Lord st
Mason Elizabeth (Mrs.), day school, 33 Cross street
Mason William, district manager for ' Betford k Gainsboro'
Times,' 7 Market place
Maxwell Clement, supt. to Prudential Insnr. Co. 37 Trent st
Melbourne James, earthenware dealer, 61 Bridge street
Mercer Fletehor, seed crusher, 8 Lea road
Middleton Alexander, pipe maker, 6 Soap House row, Lea rd
Middleton Harriet (Mrs.), confeotioner, 30 Bridge. sto^et
Middleton William, tobaoconist, 91 Market street
Millner William Edwards, artM, 6 Sptal terrace
Milner k Bay&«, coach builders, Trimty street
Milner John Henry, beer retailer, 4 WilioDghby stneet
Mills Henry, pianoforte tunsr, 32 Tooley street
Montag^^ John, baker k grooer, ift A^hcipft road . .
Moore James, shoe maker, 17s Bridge street • ■
MqoreStephen, Cross Keys P.B. .JiTsBri^lgW.atrest ; 1, •
M«l»y Thomas, dairjvmntnfSs Pridge.Wtre^.r, ,
Morton Edward, hatter, 35 Market plaoe
Moxon k Son, hosiers k outfitters, a^ Lord street
Mozley Arthur, brewers' agent, 4 Bridge road
Myddelton John, jim. accountant, commiBaion & inanrsace
affent, 13 Market place
Nash John, grocer k pork buteher, 16 Lea rd.& 9 Trinity st
Needham John, stone, marble k monumental mason,
- 181 Bridge street
Needham Joseph, tailor k woollen draper, 25 Silver street
Nelson Herbert, solicitor, Market place
Newbold k Son, hosiers k haberdashers, 75 Bridge street
Newbold Thomas, printer k stationer, 77 Bridge street
Newsome Mary (Miss), dress maker, 5 Cross street
Newsimii Henry k Co. timber merchante k saw mill pro-
prietors, Ashcroft ; k at Broadgate, Lincoln
Nightscales Elijah, tobaccomst. Trinity street
Nobley Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 Beaumont street
Nutt Alfred, maltster, Swinton's yard. Silver street
O'Connor Patrick M.D., c.K. physician k surgeon, 13 Cask-
gate street
Oldham Thomas, White Hart commercial hotel. Lord street
Oldman k Iveson, solicitors, 13 Lord street
Olivant Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, $ Church laoe
Osborn Harry, superintendent of police, inspector of weights
k measures. Police station. Spring gardens
Otter James, shopkeeper, 99 Bridge street
Onzman William Hardy, journalist k school attendance
olHoer, Bleak house, Lea road
I Oyitch William, bill poster, Stroear's yard, Bridge street
Fagdin Samuel, bill poster, 2 Betfial yud. Bridge street
'• Palmer Wm.Smit^ inspector-G.N.nulway, Sand haIl,Lea rd
' Parker Geo. man. of Smith, Ellison k Co.'s bank, 3 Market pi
, Parker Thomas, painter fe paperhanger, 76 Church street
I Parker William Graves, boot k shw maker & tax & rate
1 collector, 72 Church street
I Parkin Jos^b, baker, 81 Bridge street
Parkinson &trah Elizabeth (Mus), shopkeeper, Lea road
i Patrick Charles Ellison, grocer k provision dealer, 2 Wil-
longhby street. Bridge street
I Fatrids liiomas Ellison, grocer, 13 JBbrington street
' Fattison Thomas, tailor k confectioner, 70 Church street
Pearce John, commercial traveller, 3 Tooley street
. Pearson Brotliers, seed crushers k oil cake merchants,
! Bridge street
j Pennington William, hair dresser, 7 Church street
[ Pearson Samuel, tailor, 33 Spring gardens
j Perkins James Cook, draper, 15 Suver street
I Fettin^r James, insnrance agent, 8 Spital terrace
Pickering William, Half Moon p.s. 31 Hickman street
Pickles Joseph, tailor, 59 Bridge street
Pickles Joseph, ion. tobacconist, 105 Bridge street
Finder Ann Wafker (Mrs. ), dress maker, 80 Church street
Flatt Samuel, inspector of nuisances to urban sanitary
< authority, 35 Etherington street
Platts k Sons, drapers k outfitters, Market place
, Flayfoot Thomas, baker, grocer, beer, porter & provision
I dealer, 91 Sandsfield lane
. Porter Joseph, agent for Bradbury's sewing machines, 31
! Trinity street
I Prince Charles, supervisor of inland lerenne, 6 Lord street
Public Benefit Boot & Shoe Co. (Thomas Conlson, manager),
Heaton street
' Pye Charles, tailor, 8 Wellington street
Fyke Charles, brush k basket dealer, 4 Market -place
Queen Elizabeth's School (Rev. John Robert Elliott ILA.
head master ; Rev. John BrownviU B.A. second master ;
Mr. William Pearson, third master ; M<xis. Hoez, ftsnch
k german master ; Mr. George Robinson, music master ;
Mr, Henry Sherwood, drawing master)
Rapkins John, grocer, 37 High street
Rawson William, bricklayer. White Horse yard, S0ver st
Redfern Elizabeth (Mrs. ), beer retailer, Morton terrace
* Betford k Gainsborough Times k Worksop ft Newark
Weekly News ' (Wm. Sbson, dist. manager), 7 Blarket pi
'Retford, Worksop, Isle of Axholme k Gainsburgh News'
(Charles Caldicott, proprietor, printer ft paUiafaer ; pub-
lished friday), 32 Market place. See advertisement
Bevill Joseph, grocer ft oonfectioner, 66 Bridge street
Richards John, cowkeeper. Summer hill
Richardson Jonathan, grocer ft baker, 33 ft 67 Bridge street
Rippin Alfred, inspector of police, 36 Spring gardens
Robbs Decimus Mallett, solicitor, commissioner to administer
oaths, clerk to the guardians, clerk to ibe Gainsborongfa
Bridge Co. sec. to Gainsborough chamber of comnoerce,
clerk to the rural sanitary authcrity, the assessment
ft the school attendance committees, 18 Silver street
Roberts Henry, grooer, a Ashcroft road
Roberto Robt.^idwelTnight, joiner ft carpenter, 139 Cbardi st
Robinson George, organist ft ehoir master of parish chnndi,
pianoforte, harmonitvn. ft masieal insbrament warduxise,
general music dep6t, 38 ]f«rlc«tplace-.ib>'9 Silver street.
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Boberte Thomas Henrjr, greeogrooer, 30 & 39 Lord atraet
Bobjnsan Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 5 Beaumnnt street
BoBiNSoN Bbv. William Wtnn, middle-class sdiool, Ash-
croft house. Bridge rood
Boebnck John, shoe maker, 5 Back street
Sogers William, wholesale Ic (umisfaing ironmonger & brass
k iron founder, aa Market placet
Bose Etenry, William TV. p.h. Mwt yturd
Base William, hair dresser k tobBcoonist, 5 Market street
Bowe nomas, lodging house, 35 Torr street
Bovsnn Charles, joiner fc undertaker, aS Silver street
Royle John James, haberdasher b marine store d«der, ay
Market street
Rnskby Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 90 Church-street
Sampson Edwin, cowkeeper, 93 Sandsfield lane
Sandnrs k, Co. maltsters, Lea road & Bridge Street kilns
Sacndkrs Walter, ironmonger, tool & hardware dealer,
oil, grease k general commission merchant, a Back street
Savings Bank (A. S. L. Melville, Lincoln, treasurer ; Mrs.
A. J. Barr, actiiary ; open tuesday, 11.30 a.m. till i &
Saturday,! till 1.30 p.m.), Beamnont street
Schotteld Thomas, pawnbroker, 46 Bridge street
Sdiofield William, greengrocer, 43 Church street
Scholes Frederick, commercial traveller, 187 Bridge street
Scott Annie & Mary (Misses), day school, 91 Bridge street
Scott George, shoeing smith. Pillared House yard
Soott Henry, cowkeeper, Back street
Scott John, horse dealer. Pillared House yard
Soott Samnel, chemist & druggist, 91 Bridge street
Scott Williiun, parish clerk of All Saints, 64 Church street
Sewell William, shopkeeper, 33 Back street
Sharp Ann (Mrs. ), wopkeeper, 44 Bridge street
Sharp James, com dealer. Back street
Sbaonie Arthur Horatio Bell, draughtsman, ai South parade
Shipnam Charles, miller & com merchant, aa Lea road
Sbipbam John, baker, 99 Back street
Sbipham Thornton, com chandler, i Spring gardens
Sbiplkt Willlau, chain manufMtorer, hardware merchant
4c metal trades vainer, 33 Hickman street
Sleight WilUam, shopkeeper, 71 Bridge street
Slii^by lltomas, shopkeeper, 6 Church street
Smith, EUlison k Co. bankers (George Fwrker, manager), 3
Market place ; open from 9 till 4, taes. 9 till 5, sat. 9
till I ; draw on Smith, Payne k Smiths, Lombard street,
London e.e
Smith Alfred, biiilder, 27 Church street
Smith Charles George, wholesale saddlery dep6t, & general
merchant, t3 Loid street
Smith Edward, ironmonger, 34 k 36 Market place
Smith John, agent to Prudential Assnr. Co. Lim. 47 Back st
Smith Joseph, pork butcher & baker, ^5 Chnrch street
Smith Robert Dean, grocer k stationer. Branch post office,
Trinity street
Smith Bobert Proctor, grocer, 63 Chnrch street
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 5 Ebrington street
Smith Thomas Goodacre, {mmber, gasfitter k painter, 36
Trinij^ street
Smith WilKam, greengrocer, 32 Bridge street
Smithson Geo. Parkinson, boot k shoe maker, 131 Bridge st
Smithaon Joseph, farmer, Hi^hfield, Heapham road
Smitfaflbn William, bread k biscuit baker, 16 Lord street
Snow George, carrier, Morton road
Southern Balph, inspector M. S. k L. railway, 33 Hick-
man street
^joldingr John, shoeing smith, Torr street
Spicer Henry, tobacctmist t news vendor, 37 Market place
Spicer Matthew, cooper k basket maker, 11 Silver street
l^kaley Edward, Crown k Anchor f.b. 149 Bridge street
Spinks Brothers, grocers, wine, spirit k ale merchants, i
Silver street
Spinks Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, 14 Lea road
Sponncer k Sons, chemists, druggists k manure merchants,
sole mamifactnrers of milk suMtitute for rearing calves &
piss, 16 Silver street
SffiAta Oeoige, picture frame maker, 33 Ebrington street
Sporr Thomas, shopkeeper, 47 Bridge street
Squires Edward, baker k pork butcher, 39 Hickman street
Stainton George, builder, 13 Trinity street
Stainton William, fishmonger, tii Bridge street
Staniland Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, 53 Church street
Stead John, coal merchant, 9 Hickman street
Stevens Solomon, 36 Church street
Stothard William, furniture dealer, at Bridge street
Stokes John William, baker k confectioner, 6 Market street
Stovin Enoch, pork butcher, 31 Lord street
SnrHeet Bobert, butcher k cattle dealer, 1 1 Karket street k
53 Trinity street
Sattcn Samnel k Co. saddle k haraess makers, 3 Spital ter
Sotton k Co. railway k general carriers (lira. Arthor John
Barr, agent). Silver street
Swanston David, land stewiM to Sir ffickAMO Bedtett
Bacon bort. Highileld grange
Swash Bobert, milliner k hosier, 33 Silver street
Sykes Henry, watch k clock maker, 3 Beaumont street
Sykes William, builder, 45 Marlborough street
Tall Tom Edwd. plumber, glaxier k gas6tter, 16 Market st
Tall William, painter & decorator, 1 16 Church street
Tankersley Rooert, Hope inn, 16 Chnrch street
Taylor Betsey (Mrs. ), laundress, 108 Chnrch street
Taylor Charles, accountant, assistant clerk to local board,
derk to governors of grammar school k collector of
market k »ir tolls. Crow Garth
Taylor Mary Ann (Mrs.), cooper & basket maker, 2i
Caskgate street ,
Taylor Sarah (Mrs. ), tobacconist, 38 Bridge street
Taylor Timothy Neave, farmer, railway agent k carrier.
Back street
Taylor William, tailor,' 36 Bridge street
Tebbs Kichard, dispensing k family chemist, i Market pi
Teft Harriet (Miss), straw bonnet maker, i Caskgate street
Temperance Hall (Jasper Hannam, lessee ; Wifliam Fort,
hall keeper), Spital terrace
Theakston Henry, veterinary sorgeon. Bridge road
Thorn WilUam, carrier, 30 Hickman street
Thompson Richard & Son, wholesale k family grocers, cofiee
roasters, seed merchants k Italian warehousemen, 51 k 53
Lord street & i & 5 Church street
Thompson Henry John, grocer & ale & porter, dealer, 3
Wellington street
Thobmhiu. William, wholesale k retail boot k shoe mami-
factoier ; the cheapest boot shop in Gainsborough, 35 k
37 Bridge street
Threadgold Collins, pork butcher k baker, 9a & 94 Church st
Tollerton Ellen (Mrs.), dyer & cleaner, 83 Bridge street
Tomlinson Elizabeth (Mis. ), straw bonnet ma. 4 Church st
Tooley John, furnishing ironmonger, auctioneer k furniture
dealer, 5^6 Silver street k Heaton street
Torry k Go. confectioners, 6 Beaumont street
Travis Willlam, butcher k cattle dealer, 36 Lord street ;
res. 37 Spring gardens
Trenery Edwaid Trevythan, timber mers. 118 Bridge st
Trevethick George, mast k block maker, Crow Garth
Trottbb Fbsd, surgeon dentist. Trinity cot. 36 Trinity st
Tuck William, carrier, 19 Torr street
Turner & Beard, wine k brandy importers, a6 Silver street
Turner John, inland revenue officer, i8 Lea road
Tnxford Absalom, grocer, 33 Lea road
Vessey Frederick, tailor, 7 Boulevard crescent
Wain William, chimney sweeper & shopkeeper, ai Lea road
Walker James, Ship tavern, 8 Bridge street
Walker Samuel, fruiterer, 34 Lord street
Wallis Alfred, agent to the Yorkshire Fire & Life Insurance,
IS Trinity street
Waister Samuel, beer retailer, 5 Bridge road
Ward John, rope k twine maker. Crow Garth
Ward Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Queen's Arms p.h. 95 Bridge st
Wardingly Henry, commercial traveller, 78 Church street
Warriner John, cattle dealer, Sandsfield lane
Waterhouse Alexander, grocer, 1 Spital terrace
Watkin James, grocer, provision dealer, ale k porter
merchant, 44 & 46 Trinity street
Wayling Lucy Euma (MRs.),ladies' boarding & day school,
Trent house. Lord street
Wetherell Robert, dairyman, 43 Marlborough street
Webster Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 44 Tooley street
Wells George, farmer. The Beeches, Lee road
Wheeldon William k Thomas, cabinet makers & builders^
18 Church street
Wheeler Joseph, tailor k clothier, '35 Bridge street
Whitby John, monumental mason, i Bridge road
White Thomas Harry m.b-c.s. L.D.s.,Eng.surgeoa k dentist.
White Hart hotel, first mon. in the month
Whiteley Joseph, marble & monumental mason, a Spital t^
^Vhitton John, boot k shoe maker, 53 Trent street
Whitton William, grocer. Back street
Whittle Joseph, station master (M. S. & L. Railway), Spring
gardens
Wholey Mrs. k Miss, ladies' boarding k day school
(established 34 years). Educational home, 141 Bridge st
WQkinson Samuel, insurance agent, 17 Lord street
Wilkinson Robert, lodging house, 39 Trinity street
Wilkinson Wm. brewer's traveller, Eastbourne ter .Trinity st
Willianason Charles, baker k confectioner, 135 Bridge street
Williamson John, fkrmer, Thonock
Wilson Henev, pork butcher, barge owner, carrier by
water k dealer in Trent sand k gravel, 79 Bridge street
Wilson Thomas Denby, commission agent, 28 Spital terrace
Winn John, tailor & outfitter, 93 Bridge street
Winn, Paul, tailor k woollen draper, 35 Market street
Wistow John, confectioner, Trinity street
Wood Elizabeth (Mrs.), .a{iartments, Qmrch laqe
Wood James, nursery i seedsman, 37 Market street
Wood William, pawnbroker, 37 Bridge street
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Woolaejr Wmiam, watch maker k jeireller, 13 Market street
Woolaey Williaiii Henry, butcher, 35 Market street
Wright Alice (Miss), confectioner, 23 Church street
Wright Benjamin, painter, Mart yard
QAXITH0HP2 is a township and village, in the parish
of Luddington, in the aisle of Azholme, Northern division
of the county, western division of the wapentake of Manley,
parts of Lindser, and Goole union and county court district,
situated near the river Trent, and on the old river Don,
which here divides Lincolnshire from Yorkshire, a miles
north-east from Luddington, 6 north from Keadby (the
nearest railway station), 7 north-east from Crowle, and 13
south-east from Goole. The Hull and Gainsborough steamers
pass on the Trent, over which there is a ferry to Burton.
The inhabitants attend the parish church at Luddington.
There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels here.
Worsop's charity consists of a charge upon property belong-
ing to Miss Foster, of Goole, and amounts to ;£i 6s. per
annum. Pocklington's charity is also a charge upon pro-
perty owned by the same lady, and amounts to £1 48. per
Foster William
Kelsey William
COmiKBCIAL.
Askam John (exors. of), farmer
Beaumont Mary k Rebecca (Misses),
shopkeepers
Breaers Thomas, tailor
Butler John, shopkeeper
Bnttrick George, shoe maker
Dudding Emily Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
Garner George, jnn. blacksmith
Gilliard Joseph, wheelwright
Hard^ Jonathan Dunn, machine owner
Hams William, farmer
Kelsey Amos, farmer
Kelsey John, farmer
Leeson Robert, tailor
Nayler Benjamin, butcher
Nayler Hannah (Mrs.), butcher
Wright Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 39 Lord street
Wright George, butcher, 33 Church street
Wright George, shoe maker, Hickman street
Wright Henry, surgeon, 7 & 9 Spring gardens
annum, the total amount, v'a. £a lo*. is distributed in
bread to the poor of Garthorpe. Earl Manvers is lord of the
manor. The prindpnl landowners are A. Percy esq. Mrs.
Dudding, Mr. A. Kelsey and Mr. W. Kelsey. The soil it
rich loam ; subsoil, sand and peat. The chief crops are
wheat, potatoes and beans. The area is 1,367 acres; rate-
able value, £3fS93 ; the population in 188 1 was 539.
FMt Ofpicb. — Jobs Btltler, receiver. Letters throngh
Gkrale arrive at 8 a.m. & dispatched at 4.35 p.m. Tne
nearest money order oHice is at Luddington ; the telegraph
otfice at Crowle
Parochial School (mixed). Miss Mary Bell, mistress ; Miss
Sarah Clarke, assistant mistress
Cabbibb. — George Pnroi*, to Goole, wed. k fri. ; to Crowle,
tues. k sat
Pindar Jane (Mra), shimkeeper
Pindar William, miller (wind)
Beading Room (Jonathan Dunn Hardy,
hon. sec)
Stamp Thomas, blacksmith
Stones George, potato merchant
Srkes Thomas, fanner
Tune Thomas, Plough p.h
Watson James, Bay Horse p.h
Windle George, shopkeeper
GATE BTrBTON (or Bubton Gate) is a parish and
small village near the navigable Trent, in the Mid division
of the county. Well wapentake, parts of Lindsay, Gains
borough union, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanerv of Lawress No. 3, archdeaconry ol
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4^ miles south-by-east from
Gainsborough, one mile south &om Lea station, and one
mile north-west from Stow Park station on the Great
Northern railway. The church of St. Helen, which has
taken the place of a small edifice in the pseudo-Classic style,
is a builcGng of stone lined with bnck, in the modem
geometrical Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave and
tower containing 3 steel bells : it was erected in 1866, at a
cost, including organ and bells, of jf 3/xx>, and chiefly at
the expense of William Button esq. The register dates
from the year 1613. The living is a rectory, yearly value
j£'i6o, with lOA. OR. 17P. of glebe, in the gift of Lieut. -Col.
George Norland Button, and held by the Rev. John
Robert Underwood Elliott h.a. of Sidney Sussex College,
Elliott Bev.Rt. Underwood w.A. [rector] Walker Capt Oldham, The Bectory
HnttonLt.-CoLGeorgeHorlandi>.L.,j.p. cohmbrciai..
Burton hall I Anyan James, fanner k grazier
GAT7TBT is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
southern division of the wapentake of Gartree, parts of
Lindsey, Horncastle union, petty sessional division and
county court district, rural deanery of Gartree, arch-
deaconr}- and diocese of Lincoln, 6J miles west-north-west
from Horncastle and 6 north-east from the Bardney station
of the Great Northern railway. The church of All Saints, a
small brick structure, consists of chancel, nave and square
tower, with extremely disproportioned spire ; there is i bell :
in the chancel are several monuments to the Vyner family,
one of which records the murder of Frederick G. Vyner
esq. by brigands in Greece in 1870. The register of
baptisms and burials dates from the year 1571 ; marriages,
'755! other entries relating to this parish from i6c)5 to
1779 are incorporated with those of Baomber. The living
is a rectory, yearly value ^[305, including 25 acres of glebe,
in the gift of the Lord Chancellor ; the tithes have been
commuted for a yearly rent-charge of ;£90, and held since
1876 by the Rev. Arthur Henry Cooper m.a. of Trinity
Cambridge. Burton Hall, the seat of Lient.-CoI.Oeorge Mor-
land Button i.v. lord of the manor and chief landowner, is
a noble white brick mansion, pleasantly situated on an
acclivity, commanding some fine views, m charming park-
like grounds, near the eastern bank of the navigable river
Trent The soil is sandy loam and clay ; subsoil, clay. The
land is woiked on the four-course system, and there is
much land used for grazing. The area is 1,108 acres;
rateable value, ^f 3,1 11 ; the population in 188 1 was 97.
Parish Clerk, William Merrills.
Wau Lettbb Box,' cleared at 4.15 p.m. on week days
only
Letters by messenger from Gainsborough arrive at 10 a.m.
returning at 4 p.m. The nearest money order k tele-
graph omce is at Gainsborough
School, for 30 children, with an average attendance of 23,
ft: supported by Lieut.-Col. George Morland Huttoo ; Mrs.
Sarah Johnson, mistress
I Wright George, farmer k graaer, k
land steward to Lieut. -CoL George
Morland Button j.p
College, Cambridge. Moat Bouse is occupied by Capt.
Robert Charles Vyner during the shooting season. On an
island in the middle of the fishpond is an equestrian statue,
supposed to be Charles the First, represented as tramphng
on a prostrate foe. Tlie principal landowners are Captain
Robert Charles Vyner, lord of the manor, Richard Prior,
and — Brown esqrs. The soil is clay ; subsoil, same. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area is
1,444 acres; rateable value, jf959: the population in 1881
was 100.
This parish is induded in Minting United School Board
District,formed in 1876, of 5 members ; the children attend
the svhool there
Letters through Horncastle. The nearest money order
k telegraph office is at Wragby. Wall Lbttxii Box
closed at 3.30 p.m
Cakbibr to Bobncastle. — Butler, cart, sat. returning
same day
Blanchard William, farmer
Butler James, market gardener
Cooper Bev. Arthur By. M.A. [rector]
V}-ner Capt. Bobert Chas. Moait house
Barrand Joseph, farmer I
OATTON-LE-ICABSH is a village and parish, in the
Northern dinsion of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh
division of the hundred of Calceworth, union and county
court district of Louth, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles north
from Alford, 138 from London, s^ north-east from Autborpe
station, and about equidistant, say 3^ miles, from Clay-
thorpe station on the East Lincolnshire Line and Gri-
molaby and Theddlethorpe stations on the Louth and East
Coast Line, and 8 east-south-east from Louth; theWithem
Eau brook forms the eastern boundary of the parish. The
church of St. George is a structure partly brick and partly
stone, in the Early English style, consisting of a chance^
nave, with arcade of 3 bays, north aisle, south porch, and a
square embattled western tower containing 3 beus : the body
Todd Jesse, farm bailiff to Capt. Bobert
Charles Vyner
of the church was rebuilt and the tower restored in 1847, at
a cost of about ;f 670 : the church has sittings for 301 persons,
79 of which are free : /70 was ezpendra upon warming
apparatus about 1879 ana in 1873 a new organ was put into
the church. The register dates from the year 1687. The
living is a rectory, commuted at £^57 los. with residence
and nearly 73 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord
Chancellor, and held since 1876 by the Bev. John
Edward Alexander Inge b.a. of Trinity Ball, Cambridge:
the rectory house is a handsome modem building. 'Ihe
Wesle}'ans have a place of worship here. At the endoenre
^3 acres were allotted to the poor, which have since been put
into the hands of the Charity Commissioners, who iHued a
scheme for the distribution of the rent by the trustees;
half of the rent (about ;f 38) is given for the support of the
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LINOOLNSHIBE.
GEDNBY. 413
ichool and half to the poor ; 8 acrea vere alao at the game Post Offtcs. — Thomas Hewaon, receiver. Letters thrnngh
time allotted for tha repaira of the church. Here ia a steam ' Alford arrive at 9.45 a.m. k are dispatched at 2.55 p.m.
pompine engine for draining the land, erected in 1874.
Lady mllone hby de Broke, irno is lady of the manor, the
Bamness WiUoiighby de Ereaby, Capt. Robert Charles Vyner
and M. Morrikin esq. are the chief landownera. The soil
ii clayey ; snbsoU, day. The chief crops are wheat, bu-ley,
otta, bwna and turnips. The area is 2,170 acres ; rateable
Talne, £'>SH ; the population in 1881 -was 348.
Depnty Parish Clerk, White Glentworth.
Inge Bev. John Edward Alexander B.A.
[rector]. Rectory
OOmiEBCIAL.
Andrews Thomas Hewson, farmer, re-
gistrar of births k deaths for Withern
tab-district, k relieving officer for
Sooth district, Louth anion
Bell Charles, farmer
Bell William, farmer
Bond Betsy (Mrs.) k Thomas, farmers
Brown Oeorge, beer retailer
Cook William, burmer
Dannatt John Charles, farmer
Finch Charles, farmer
Hewson Thomas, farmer
Mason William John, carrier
Merrikin Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
in winter k 3.55 in summer : the nearest money order k
telegraph office is AUord
National School (mixed), built in 1837, by subscription,
assisted by a grant of ;f 30 from the National l^hooI
Society ; hold about 40, average attendance, 35 ; Miss Ann
Maria Parkin, mistress
Cabbixr to Lodtb. — William John Mason, wed. k sat
Parrish Thomas, farmer
Kannard Jemima (Miss), shopkeeper
Richardson John, shoe maker
Smith Charles, farmer
Tyson bhmael, farmer
Webster Frederick, t^or
White Bartholomew, blacksmith
Young Joseph, farmer
OATTON-LE-WOZJ} is a small village and pariah, in
the Northern division of the county, parts of Lincbey.Wold I
dirision of the hundred of Louth Eske, Louth union and
connty court district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and :
Lndborough No. 3, archdeoconry of Stow and diocese of :
Lincoln, 6 miles west-by-south from Loath and about 3 \
north from the Donington-upon-Bain station of the Loath
and Lincoln railway. The church of 8t Peter is a brick '
straeture, with a small turret containing i bell : it is ex- '
pected that a new church will be shortly built here. The ,
register datea from the year 1777. The living is a dis-
charged rectory, consolidated with the rectory of Bisca-
thorpe, joint yearly valae /400, with residence, in the gift
of the Lord Chancellor, and held by the Rev. Denis Prittie
(iilliat William, blacksmith | Riggall Fredk. Wm,
OBDNEY is a parish and station on the Boom and Lynn
railway, in the Southern division of tiie connty, parts of
Holland, EUoe wapentake, Holbeach union and county court
district. East EUoe rural deanery and Lincoln archdeaconry
and diocese, ai miles west-by-north from Long Sutton and
J east from Holbeach. The houses are scattered, some stand-
ing npon the high road, the greater number to the east of
the chnrch, and many in the fen and in the marshes of this
extensive pariah, which reaches to the shore of the Wash.
The churcn of St. Mary is a fine and ancient structure, of
the Earlier English, Late Decorated and Perpendicular styles, |
consisting of eluncel, clerestoried nave of six bays, south !
porch, aisles, and a western tower 86 feet in height to the
top of the parapet, crowned with a short octagonal spire and
containing 5 large bells : the character of the church is due
chiefly to its very handsome Perpendicular clerestory and
excellently proportioned western tower, the lower part of
which is the only portion of the original church-of the Lancet
period ; the south porch has a parvisp, reached by a turret
■tair, and in the chancel a low sidc-nindow of Lute Perpen-
dicular date ; the south door is inscribed " Pax xti. sit Uric
domri et omnibvs habitantibvs in ea. hie reqvies nostra. " ; on
the bck are the names of " Botware Bemrose," and " John
P»ge Avysetn": in the north aisle is a mutilated altar
tomb, nn which is the broken cross-legged effigy of a knight
o( the thirteenth century, con jecturedby Holler to represent
Paico D'Oyry : there is also here an alabaster monument to
Adiard Welby, 1570, and Cassandra (Aprice) his wife, 1590,
and other monuments to five of their children : the chancel
was new roofed about 1873, by the Ecclesiastical Commis-
sioners and is separated from the nave by a carved oak
screen. The rejnster dates from the year iss8- The living
is * vicarage, yearly value from tithe rent-charge ;^i,ooo,
gitea, ;^i/>4o, including 14 acres of glebe, with residence,
in the gift of the Crown, and held since 1857 by the Rev.
George Rogers m.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge. John
Boytield Millington esq. resident at Boston some years,
made a purchase of the Earl of Yarborough's moiety of the
rectorial tithe of Gedney, and has since sold that property
to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who have transferred it
to the Dean and Chapter of Ely ; daring the period of his
proprietary of tithe in Gedney he expended considerable
sams in repairing and decora' ing the chancel. The rectorial
tithe, amounting to about ;^i,i48 a year, as well as tha
retU>riaI glebe of 105} acres, is now wholly in the hands of
the Dean and Chapter of Ely. Here is also a sinecnre
rectorj-, now the property of the Dean and Chapter of Ely.
There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels and a
mceting-housc for the Society of Friends. The Rev. James
Bellamy d.d. president of St John's College, Oxford, is lord
of Abbot's manor and the manor of Pawlet ; the Burgh Lion
manor is held by R. Moasop esq. and there is [3so the
manor of Welby : the Welbys left land and houses for the
relief of the poor, as also did the Rev. Augustine Fish,
formerly vicar of this parish ; the proceeds are distributed
yearly on St. Thomas' day and Good Friday, and are called
O'Connor m.a. of Trinity College, Dublin, who resides at
Biscathorpe. The Free Methodists and Wesleyans each
have a chapel here : the former chapel was built 1854 and
the latter 1869. The trustees of the late William Whitlam
esq. are lord of the manor. The trustees of the late William
Whitlam esq. Jabez Riggall and Thomas Rhodes esq. and
the Rev. Dionysius Prittie O'Connor are the landowners.
The soil is chalky ; subsoil, chalk and white clay. The
chief crops are turnips and barley. The area is 1,139 Aces ;
rateable value, /i,307 ; the population in 1881 was 151.
Letters receivecTthrough Louth. The nearest money order
office is at Donington-upon-Bain. South Willingham is
the nearest telegraph office
The children of this parish attend Burgh-upon-Bain school
farmr.The Grange | Smith Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper
" the dole " ; the total amount is now about ;£6o, but it
originally exceeded ;^8o a year. Abbots manor belonged
t'j Crowland Abbey and the Abbot had a mansion near the
church. The prmcipal landowners are the Crown, the
Right Hon. Viscount Cardwell p.c, d.c.l. Charles Cardwcll
esq. Rev. James Bellamy D.D.Robert Bellamy Clifton esq.st.A.
professor of experimental philosophy at Oxford and Thomas
Scimers Cocks esq. d.l. of Thames Bank, Great Marlow.
The soil is a light loam ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are
wheat, beans, peas, mustard and roots. The area of the
parish is 13,377 acres in land and 13,880 acres of water ;
rateable value, /i8,iit ; the population in 1881 was 3,238
in the parish ana 1,884 >» the township.
Chukch EKD,near the church ; Bsoaeoate, i mile south ;
CHAPELpATE, ) mile east ; Dawshbbe, 5 north-east ; Dbove
Ekd, 5 nortji-east, on the Wash ; and Gedney Dyke, t)
north-by-eant, are hamlets within the parish.
Parish Clerk, John Marshall.
Dbove End, including Dawsmere, was mode an eccle-
siastical parish in 1856. Christ Church, built in 1870, is a
small building of brick, in the Early English style, consist-
ing of nave with apse and south porch. The register of
baptisms dates from the year 1856 ; burials and marriages,
187a The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £3Sf>
with residence, in the gift of the Crown and the Bishop of
Lincoln altenuitely, and held since 1871 by the Rev. George
Frederick Hardman Poxton u.a. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. Services are held once every Sunday in ah old
Wesleyan chapel at Drove End, by the vicar of Christ
Church. The area is 5,513 acres ; the population in 1881
was 851.
Post Office, Sub-Office. — Letters should have S.O. Lincoln-
shire added ; Robert Mason, receiver. Letters received
from Holbeach amve at 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.55
p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
Long Sutton
Post & Money Order Office k Savings Bank, Dro\-e
End. — John Thos. Walker, postmaster. Letters through
Wisbech by foot post from Long Sutton, arrive 9.45 a.m.
dispatched at 4.45' p. m
Post Office, Gedney Dyke, William Charles Clayton, re-
ceiver. Letters through Holbeach arrive at 7 a.m. & dig-
patched at 6.30 p.m. Sundays excepted. The nearest
money order k telegraph office is at Long Sutton
Pillar Box, Dawsmere, cleared at 5.45 p.m
Insurance Aqents: — British Empire k Mutual Life, A.
Allen, Cross Mill
Schools : —
National (mixed), Gedney, boilt, with master's honse, in
1864, at a cost of about ;f 500, for I30 children, with an
average attendance of 90 ; & supported by voluntary con-
tributions k government grant : the school house has
been purchased k enlarged by the Bev. James Bellamy
D.D. president of St. John's College, Oxford ; Frederick
Harbomc, master ; Mrs. Harbome, mistress
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414 GBDVEY.
LINGOLNSHtftS.
[kelly's'
Kfttional (infEtnts), Gedney Dyke, for 40 children, average
attendance, 30 ; Miss Mary Ann Durose, miatresa
Qedney.
Oitton Mrs
Harrison Thomas j.p. Dyke
BogenB«v. Greorge k.a. [vicar]
COMXERCIAL.
Alien Adoniiab, miller (wind). Fen
Andrews John, farmer
Arnold John Miller, farmer, Chapelgate
Farr William, farmer. Dyke
Franks Samnel, fanner. Bollock's gate
Fysh William Clayton, shoe maker &
beer retailer, Chapelgate
Harrison Thoa. miller £ farmer. Dyke
Haynes William, Crown tc Woolpack
p.H. Dyke
Hilliam Thomas Worth, farmer, Fea
Arnold Joseph, blacksmith & beer re- ' Jeffs Edward, wheelwright, Chapelgate
tailer. Dyke
Banks Bartholomew, farmer, Dyke
Bass Edward, carpenter, Dyke
Bateman Geo. Hy. farmer, Broadgatc
Bateman Henry, builder
Bettinson Edward Bumell, farmer,
Broadgate
Botthamly William, farmer. Fen
Butters Elizabeth (Mrs. ), shopkpr.Dyke
Butters John, Chequers F.H., Dyke
Batters John, fanner, Hall gate
Chapman Cook B. farmer, Broadgate
Chapman Mowbraj-, farmer, Fen
Clark James, farmer
Clarke Samuel, blacksmith, Chapelgate
Clayton Wm.Chaa. baker & grocer. Dyke
Clifton Albert, farmer. South Holland
bridge
Clifton George, farmer, Clark's hill
Clifton Jabez, farmer, Fen
Clifton Lnther, farmer, Gark's hill
Clifton Philip, grocer & draper
Collins Edward, farmer, Dyke
Collins Jn. Wm. farmer & grazier. Dyke
Cooper Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,
Bullock's gale
Cooper Alfred, farmer. Fen
Copeland Robert, farmer & cattle
antler, Gamsgate
Cott William King, farmer. Hall gate
Cotton John, beer retailer. Dyke
Crowden Geo. beer retlr. Church end
Jeffs Saml.asphalte manufr. Chapelgate
I Jones John, farmer. Abbots road
I Kitchen James, farmer. Dyke
I Kitchen Richard, jun. Dyke
' Lamming Jn. Jas. farmer, St. John's
Larrington Ebenezer, fellmonger. Fen
MarkeUie James, farmer, Chapelgate
Mason Robert, shopkeeper, Chapelgate
Mastin Charles, farmer, Fen
Mastin William Chantry, farmer. Fen
Manson James, farmer
Munson John, beer retailer & farmer
Munson William John, miller (wind),
Chapelgate
Oldershaw Bnrrell, farmer, Hallgate
Parkinson William, farmer. Marsh
Percival Ann (Mrs. ^, farmer ,Chapelgate
Robbs John, farmer. Fen
Rower Thomas, batcher. Dyke
Scrimshaw William, farmer, Broadgate
Snushall John, farmer, Broadgate
Snushall Thomas William, farmer,Fal-
vertoft hall
Stabley John, jnn. farmer, Fen
Temple William, farmer
Thacker William. Black Lion P.H.
Chapelgate
Tingle WiUiam, farmer
Walsham James, farmer, Broadgate
Walsham Jeremiah, farmer. Dyke
Waltham David, farmer, Clark's MB
Williamson Joseph, farmer, Chapelgate
Williamson Mary (Mrs.), butcher
Williamson William, carpenter
Wyman Thomas, farmer, Charch end
Derry Charles Main (exors. of), farmer,
Cliapelgate
Derry Thos. ilain, fanner, Chapelgate
OEDKIiT HIIiL is a straggling village and hamlet in
the Fens, on the Cambridgeshire borders of the country, 10
miles south from Holbeach, 13 to 14 soath-east from Spald-
ing, 14 north-east from Peterborough, 10 north-west from
Wisbech and 104 from London by rail, in Gedney civil
parish, Soathem divijdon of the county, parte of Holland,
wapentake of Elloe, Holbeach anion and county court
district, rural deanery of South Holland, No. 2, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lmcoln. The French Drove rail-
way station, on the March and Spalding line, is about one
mile and a half sooth from the charcn. The Old South
Holland drain skirts the parish on the south. The charch
of the Holy Trinity is an ancient structure, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled tower,
53 feet in height, containing 5 bells ; the nave roof is sup-
ported by massive octagonal pillars of oak : it was thoroughly
restored, and the chancel, nave, aisles and porch entirely
rebuilt in 1875, at a cost of ^^1,840 : a stained window was
also placed in the chancel to the family of the vicar :
during the restoration, the remains of two ancient door-
ways and an east 'window of the fourteenth century were
found bnilt up in the chancel walls : the churchyard is on high
ground. The register dates from the year 1693 ; the dates
are illegible prerions to this. The living is a vicarage,
yearly value ;^i2o, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and
held since 1870 by the Rev. George Clark b.a. of St John's
CoQege, Cambridge. Here is a chapel for General Baptists.
Clark Sev: George b'.a. [vicar]
Clarke Mrs
Crowden James it.T>., m.a
Perkins Mrs •
• '■' COXlkESCUI..
Allen James, butcher, road surveyor &
rate collector ,
Allen John, farmer
Ash John, farmer
Ash William,, baker
Bellain'John Addy, grocer k draper i,
registftrr of births & deaths
Bland John Thomas Glendsy, miller
(winaVSJbakcr ' ' .
Brbwii-Williiirai'tattocr" ' .
Cook Edwin, istrmer
Cook Hezekiah,fatmer -' • '•
Cooper Bobert, blacksmith
Cooper William, farmer ti carrier
Crowden James K.D., m.a. snrgeon fc
. medical officer & public vaccinator,
Gednej' hill district, Holbeach union
Croxlord Maxey, farmer
Dixon James, farmer
Drakard William, farmer
Elmore William, farmer
Foreman Samuel, fanner ■>
Faster William, blacksmith '
Foj-ster William, farmer
Gott Henry, beer retailer
Groom William, market gardener
Harrison Charles,^ farmer
Hemment Alfred, farmer ■
HemmentTredenck, fanner
National (mixed), Dawsmere, for 130 children; average
attendance, 84 ; Henry Healey, master
Railway Station, Frederick Bolty, station master
Drove end.
FoxtosBeT. Geo. Predk. HardraanM.A.
Christ Church vicarage, Dawsmere
COSIHEKCIAI,.
Atkinson Charles, beer retailer
Atkinson John, jun. farmer
Beresford William, farmer, Marsh
Burton David, wheelwright, Dawsmere
Caudwell Jesse, frmr. Marsh, Dawsmere
Cook Daniel, farmer. Marsh
Dean John, farmer
Dean John Charles, farmer
Dean Samuel, farmer
Dobson Isaac, smith
Dring Richd. frmr. Marsh, Dawsmere
Farmer James, farmer
Fines Maria (Mrs.), Wheatsheaf p.ii
Fines Thomas, farmer
Hammond Charles, baker
Harrison James, farmer
Hart Henry, farmer, Marsh
Holboum Arthur, fanner. Marsh
Holboum George, farmer, Marsh
Hutchinson Bobert, Black Ball p.n
Jeffeiy Francis W. fantier, Marsh,
Dawsmere
Lamin WiUiam, diopkeepcr
Lee George, shopkeeiier
Lown Samnel, New Inn
Main Thos. farmer. Marsh, Dawsmere
OldershawGeo. frmr. Marsh, Dawsmere
Parkinson Williom, Marsh
Scuffham John, fanner
Slator Albert, fanner
Slator Luke, wheelwright
Slator Roland, farmer
Slator Walter, farmer
Tilson Alfred, farmer. Marsh
l^ler James, fanner. Marsh
Walker John Thomas, miller (wind)
Williams Frederick, farmer, Marsh
WingEftima(Mrs. ),blckimth.Dawsmcre
Wright Richard Kilham, farmer, Red
house. Marsh, Dawsmere
A fair is held on the second Monday in June. Miss Charin-
ton is the principal landowner. The soil, part clay and part
fine loam, is very rich and fertile ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, oats, potatoes and beans. The area is 1,995
acres ; rateable value, about ^^3,000 ; the population in 18B1
was 338 in the ecclesiastical parish and 344 in the hamlet.
Parish Clerk, James Dixon.
Sexton, Setb Meares.
Post & Money Okdkk Offics. — John James Marshall,
receiver. Letters delivered from Wisbech about 7 a.m. k
dispatched thereto at 7.30 p.m. weeks days only. The
nearest telegraph office is at Muirow
Endowed School, partly endowed from lands belonging to
the church, supposed to have been given by some ancient
Abbot of Crowland : these lands amount to 211 acres,
producing ^^446 98. yearly, of which jQko goes to the
schools, j^i3o to the incumbent, two-thir(]s of residue for
the poor, & the remainder tor repairing highways. The
schools were built in 1859-60, k are capable of hold-
ing 100 children & have an average attendance of
58 ; John G. Msgor, master ; MissSar^ Ann Margeson,
mistress
Railway Station, French Drove, Edward Hoskin, statn. mstr
Cabribbs TO: —
HoLBBACR — William Jackson, thnrsday
Petebbobovok. — William Jackson & Alford Seatop, sat
WisBBCK — William Cooper, Wednesday & Saturday -
Hemment William, farm*
HoskinEdwd.stn.mstr.Fmch.Drore sta
JAckson William, carrier tt farmer
Jolly John, farmef
Jones Edward, farmer
Jones Robert, farmer & wheelwright
KaowlesSaml. Cross Keys p h. ft farmer
Knowles William, farmer
Langley Henry, farmer
Larmet William, farmer
Laws Wiltiam, fanner
Makeman Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Marshall Jn. James, baker, tc pdst office
Mears Seth; fanner
Redden WiUiam, farmer
Reeve Heftiet (Mrs.), sfaopkrepet
Richardson Edward, grocer & draper
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OOLTHO, 415
Soitoa Al(brd;~fsnner k carrier
Snton Jabez, farmer
Seilon John, bta- retailer & coal dealer,
French Drone Station
Staten John, shoe uiaker
Beaton Sam). Duke's Head p.h; & rarmer
Waterfall John, farmer
Waterfall William, farmer
l^liitsed William James, farmer
Wilson Job, tailor
Wyles William, farmer
OLENTHAIC is a parish and villas in the Northern
division of the county, eastern division of the v^peotaka of
Aalacoe, parts of Lindsey, Caistor union, Uarket Basen
ainnty conrt district, AsSacoe rural deanery. Stow ' arch*
deacoory, and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles west from Market
Rasen station and la east from Gaiosbnrongh, on the road
from the former tO' the latter iilace, TIus parish is bounded
oD the east by ^he. river Anchulme, which separates it from
Kingerby, 'and |h>8 formerly nai-igable northward to the
Hnmber. The church of St. Paul is a handsome Gothic
edilice of stone, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, with
•oath porch and an embattled western tower containing 4
b«Us: it was repaired in 1855, and has four stained "win-
dows. Tbe register dates from the year 1690. The living
it a vicarage (annexed to Normanby-by-Spital), gross yearly
fahie^aia, including 100 acres of glebe with rcsidience,
in th$ paironsge and peculiar jurisdiction of the Dean and
Chapter of Lincoln, and held since 1858 by the Bev. John
Fardell Bassett Bji. of Caius College, Cambridge. Here are
a Wesleyan and a Primitive Methpdist chapel. Near dilen-
tham is a barrow. John Sharp esq. is lord of the manor.
The principal landowner is Sir Hugh A. H. Cholmeley bart.
Olentham.
Bassett He v. John Fardell b.a. [vicar]
COMXBBOIAL.
Bennett Richard, farmer .
Bilton John, shoe maker
Carter Joaeph, fanner
Coosins Anthony, shoe maker
Featherby Hewitt Edwd. G. Grown inn
FieUlsena John CoUiugwood, farmer,
Manor house
Seaion Thomu, farmer
Simms Henry, farmer
Simms James,' farmer
Simons John, farmer
Thompson Lydia Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Watenall Isaac, farmer
tilXBBliT HttiXiS, tee SwmxsaaAD.
D.L., J.p. The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops
are wheat, barley and beans, and much land is in pasture.
The area is 2,704 acres ; rateable value, ;f3,33i ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was 410.
Bishop Bbidoi is a small village and hamlet, a miles
east : it is situated at the head of the Ancholme navigation,
now fallen into disuse. Here is a Wesleyan chapel.
Part of the hamlet of Spittax is in this parish.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Flnmtree.
Post k Money Obdbb Officb & Savings Bank.— Caroline
Wilkinson, receiver. Letters arrive by foot post from
Market Rosen at 9.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. The
nearest telegraph otfice is at Market Rasen
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 for the
united district of Glentham k Coenby ; the Bev. William
Brumpton, sen. clerk ; William Brampton, jun. atten-
dance officer ; the Boanl meet at the school every month
at 8 p.m
Cabriebs' casts TO: —
Gainsbobouob — ^Todd, toes
Lincoln— Todd & G. Marsh, fri
Mabkbt Basbn — Marsh, tues
Plnmtree Joseph, shopkeeper
Featherby John, farmer
Good William, wheelwright
Harpham William, farmer
Honlton John Wardle, tailor k draper
Howden WJlKam, shopkeeper
King Robert, shopkeeper
King ThomasRbt miller ( wind k steam)
Lidgiatt John, farmer
Parkinson John, farmer
Picksley Charles, blacksmith
Pickwell William, farmer & butcher
Smith Thomas, carpenter
Sparrow William Darley, farmer
Todd John, carrier
Whattam George, huckster
Whattam Henry, shopkeeper
Bishop Bridg'o.
Bronghtun Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Heath Wm. Hy. Bell inn, & blacksmith
eL£NTWOBTH is a parish and picturesque village,
situate at the weAeru declivity of the cliffs, in the Northern
division of the county. Western dirision of the wapentake
at Aslacoe, pmts of Lindsey, Gainsborough union and
county court district, rural deanery of A8lacoe,archdeaa>nry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 154 miles from London, 1 1\
north-by-weet from Lincoln, 10 east from Gainsborough,
and 7 cast from Lpa station on the loop line of the Great
Northern railway, which joins tbe main line at Doncoster
and Peterborough. St Michael's church is an ancient
is some fine old ironwork, forming a screen in front of the
monument, and opposite is another monument, erected to
Elizabeth, dsaehter of Sir John Wray bart. first grandson
of Sir Christopner, and widow of the Hon. NictioTas Saun-
derson. The renter dates from the year 1586, and up to
1690 is a transcript of an earlier volume. There are parish
accounts doMngiftiom 17^. The living is a vicarage, gross
yearly value ^350, including 7 acres of glebe, in the gift of
the Earl of Sdkr'broagh, and held since 1876 by the Rev.
John Sanderson M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge. Here is
stone fabric of the Norman and JIarlj' English periods, the a place of worship for Free Methodists. Near the church-
nave being modern debased Classic work : the building . yard are alnishoniseit for three poor women, founded by
consists of chancel, nave and a tower with plain parapet. Lord Chief Justice Wray, to each of whom the Earl of Scar-
containing 2 bells : the interior of the church was restored by brough allows £4 'a year ; there is also another alms-
the Rev. S. Sanderson in 1882 : . the tower, which dates from house for one poor man and two poor women, who each
tbe first half of the eleventh century, has a Perpendicular receive 13s. a quarter. Close to the village stands part of
wiadow.Jn its western fiuut, and iz\ tJhe, south wall of tlw I the ruins.Qf t^f old mansion. b^t by Sir Christopher Wray,
chancel is an Early English doorway : the nave was rebuilt I u)d inhabited, .by. himself and four generations of his
m 1783 by Archdeacon Illiqgworth : tbe communion table , o^t^'odants.; a portion of the^^^cl fabric Das, with additions,
is Elizabethan, the .worlt being YPry delicately and .beoati- {. bipjn ,cpt\verted.,int9 a farmhouse. The Earl of Scarbrough
fully executed : against the north wall of the chancel stands a i^ Jnr.d of the, m^n'or and sole landowner. The soil is loam
.«tate1y monument of alabaster and marbles to the meoiory a^d clay ; suct^pil, .c]ay. The chicjf c^rops are wheat, barley,
<if Sir. Christo|9her Wray knf. Lord CJhief Justice ,01 the bean.s, tufnips-and pa^^OTS,-, ., Th,e area is 3,o42A. ob. 34P. ;
Queen's Bench in th« rpign of., Elizabeth, oh. May. 7, 'j(59s( : r^itipablQ yalyie, ^{3,197; the population in 1881 was 368,
it bears a Latiu inscriptioB. : in f^put of the.mai^e base.are ...BflrrK Ciosr, a tqx cover, is half 9,ipile north-west,
theetfigiflsof Sir Christopher's /our daughters in a kneeling . PaT;ish Clerk,, Jobn Key. ,,.,,. , 1, ,
posture, and above is that of Ann Qirlington, Lady 1iVtay,.[ J^ltjcrs arriv<j tfopi Lihcoiri' to Ii^g1)an;|, thence by'toot
m a recumbent position, with her hands upraised inprayer, > ^messeuger, .j^' xife delivered ab.out Jti.f^'iill- There Is a
whilst the head rests on two richly wrought pillows : above | Wall Lbttbb Box, cleared about 3^36 p.ni. on week days
tbe etn^, within an arched recess, flankea by tw«CoQnthi»n I only. Ipg^m is "the nearest money order office; the
pillars,, liM that of Sir Christopher, representing him in his
judgv'^r9bes,\)'itK the collar of 86. cap an^ hot, and, in the
same posture as faiS wife ; there isa ric|ily ornamented pan-
dlcd eocre to th» recess, above the cornice of wiiich is another
smaller one, like • doorway, in which ftppeaV^ the ficnre of Sir
Christopher'f qldnt srai, clod in armour, and kneeling
betnT9'»^jild^tool, w^th tl\e date 1593 cut upon the sur-
moiHitii^ peduiie,nt ; oq, either tjde of . this «re roundels, on
whicb the Wrw^ armorial oeoringar are eiiililazoned ; there
telegraph office is at Stowpark station
The Earl of $cprbrpugh e^e<^;fd a school hereto '184a, which
' is supported by volunftirf subscriptions. "IJie new school-
house, elected ,in,i876.Af a <!ost of £>5<i, win hold 50
.icKiidren; there ia on' average aiiendance 0(46 ".
Parochial Sk^oM^iniied), Miss Charlotte B^ofhley^ njist '
QABBitasiro:'— " '^,",:''^ •..
Gajin^iobovqr— Wiite'Stijswsoh, tfies.,5 wn^.amnja, tues
LiijcoLN — William Sinirfis, tri '
Sanderson' Ber. John m.a. [VicRr],
' Vicmua • .',
BartonCUrlcitM. (BfiM.>,lc Jqih «wkprtr
Brown P^ieir*,. termer. The Hall' .
Da wb«r- William, gtocei'
FesOkertton Johft, shOe makef
G^fm.-is'a'tpHiit^'and {(rwiMhit>..in',the Blid division
of tfais -county, vfeetern 4>visioii of - ,^8 wapentake of
Wraggoe; ya,Tt»>at iLJndsey> Liiiei4n onion and ooonty oeort
Featherstone Zachariah, farmer ..^
Key Brothers, shoe maker; , ^.^
Key Andenon, wind p^iyetiE iCacqier
Key Booker, blacksmijtti' ..., ..,■(
Lajte Francis Dowse, farmer . -..,-.,% ■,.,
Rlggall John M. fnnr.Dog Kennel fann'
OOLTHO ftnd Bir^XXMOTOlir..
jhn, tailor k carrier ...,,
jlTi^itrii'. farmer ,„. , . , . 1,
;obf rt,, xqjner, >rqce)wn^^t ^ .
,tmi% mercliaftt ^ ' ,.... ', .
^rict and p^tty atasiWbltdivMe^-of H^mgbiri-toa-in^^Mid
a-'qnart^ soath'!ireat.'fwnn,lWn|gby'i>*tion'-snd ro Iniles
iisnpUl*mt'tt«ilrt>LiBe^i. SlMroiKircb'Ofi'St. George-U aa
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416 QOLTHO.
LmCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
ancient. brick building, and ooniists of chancel, nave and , valos, /i,o88; the population in 1881 ma, of the totnuhip
open belfry containing i bell, but is not now used. The
register, including Bollington, dates from about the year
1676, The living is a donative, with Bollington annexed,
and is ecdesiasticalljr called Goltho-cnm-BulTinfton, in the
gift of William FitzwilUam Burton esq. and held since 1858
y the Rev. Charles Albert Lloyd h.a. of Gains College,
Cambridge, who is also rector of and resides at Rand. The
land is tithe free. Goltho Hall is the residence of William
Fitzgerald Burton esq. jun. who is lord of the manor and
owns all the land of Goltho. The soil is blue and yellow
clay ; subsoil, same. The chief crops are wheat, oats and
barley. 'The area of the pariah is 3,540 acres; rateable
Goltho. I Lamb George, farmer ft maltster
Hett John, farmer Facey Charles, cowkeeper
Burton Wm. Fitzgerald jun.Goltho hall
Jackman Prior, farm bailiff to W. F.
Burton esq. farmer, Fiskerton
BuUington.
Belton Arthur, farmer
106, and tiie parish 157.
At BcLLiNOTOK, a townsUp 8 miles north-east from
laincoln, are the fragments of the ruins of a priory of
Silbertine monks, founded by Simon Fitzwilliam in the
reign of Stephen : at the Dissolntion it was valued at
/'187 78. 9d. yearly, and was granted to the Dnke of SnSolk.
The trustees of the late Wuliam Pool are the principal
landowners : the remainder is held in small freeholds. Here
is a small Wesleyon chapel, erected in 1876. The population
in 1881 was 51 ; rateable value, jfgsi.
Letters through Wragby, the nearest money order office
The children of this parish attend school at Langworth
Fowler Reuben, farmer
Hart Thomas, farmer
Loncmead Thomas, farmer
Ma(£on Tamer, farmer, Bullington baU
T^e William, fanner
OBEAT OONEBBT is a parish, in the Southern
division of the county, Grantham Soke union and county
court district, parts of Kesteven, rural deanery of North
Grantham, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, on the
Newark road, a mjles north-by-west from Grantham and
107^ from London. The church of St. Sebastian, con-
spicuously situated on one of the steepest hills traversed by
the old north road, is a building in the Early English, Deco-
rated and Perpendicular styles, with some fragments of
Norman and Transitional work, and consists of chancel,
clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles, south porch, and a
Perpendicular embattled tower with spire, containing a clock
and 3 bells : the north aisle is Perpendicular, the south aisle
Early English, and the east end of each formerly constituted
a chantry chapel : both aisle and nave are finished with
enriched Perpendicular parapets and have pinnacles at
regular intervals : the south aisle retains a piscina, and the
aumbrey has been removed into the chancel : there are also
three plain sedilla and a piscina : the lower part of a very
beautiful Perpendicular screen remains : it contains an altar-
tomb to Robert Tyling, who died in 1500 : the buildins was
restored in 1874, at a cost of over ;^i,40o: the windows
hive been re-glaied, and the church has been newly roofed
and seated to hold about 430 persons : the font is Deco-
rated, octagonal in shape, and the upper (wrtions of the
panels are carved, each differently. The register dates from
the year 1560. The living is a rectory, with residence,
yearly value ;^300, in the gift of the vicar of Grantham,
und held since 1880 by the Rev. James Henry Bacon, of St.
Bees, F.B.H.S. Here are Wesleyan and Primitive Metho-
dist chapels. There are charities producing /i i i is. arising
from land, distributed yearly in bread. &rl Brownlow,
who is lord of the manor, and the Earl of Dysart art the
principal landowners. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
beans and tornips. The soil is clay; subsoil, limestone.
The area is a,86o acres ; rateable value, ^£8,593 ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was i,ao3.
Middle Gonkbby, or Gonerby Hillfoot, is a hamlet, half
a mile south-east, and adjoining the borough of Grantham
on the north-wast.
Parish Clerk, Isaac Asher.
Post Office. — Mrs. Caroline Latter, receiver. Letters
arrive from Grantham at 7 a.m. & dispatched at 6.30 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Grant-
ham. Wali, Lettbb Box, Gtmerby Hillfoot, clewed at
6.35 p.m. week days only
National School (mixed), in the Tudor style, built in 1841,
at a cost of j^300, k enlarged in 187a, partly by snb-
scription & partly by the sale of the old schoolroom in
1 841 : it is supported by voluntary subscription k small
endowment, viz. : the late Robert Kelham esq. £10 ; the
late Mrs. Roberts, £1 ; Earl Brownlow contributes yearly
;f 13, Earl Dysart, £7, k each member of the committ^
of management, £1 : in 1873 an additional schoolroom
was erected, witi) teacher's house, at a cost of over
jf 1,000 : the sdiool will hold 350 children ; average attend-
ance, aoo ; Alfred Bent, master ; Mrs. S. J. Cha{^I,
mistress
Oabbibbs to Gbanthax. — Mrs. Pask, daily ; Edward
Pnllin, daily, i Newark, wed. ; John Dale, daily
Baron Rev. Jas.Henry f.k.h.s. [rector]
Lee Robert Frederic, Gomerby house
Lord Joseph, The Manor house
Manners John, Lime house. Great
Uonerby road
Treadgold Mrs
Watts Samuel
COMHBBCIAL.
Abbott Thomas, timber merchant
Asher Isaac, blacksmith
Bent Alfred Miles, tax collector
Burton Benjamin, milkseller
Buxton Henry, Lord Nelson P.H
Caunt William, shoe maker
Challan J. k M. brick makec8,Gonerby
Hill foot
Coldron William, farmer
C^olUnsFoster, farmer,GonerbyMoor frm
Collishow Richard, farmer
Clay Francis, baker k grocer
Cox James, farmer
Dale John, carrier
Dawson John, farmer
Eminson William, farmer
Faulkner Richard, farmer
Garrett Edward, farmer
Graham Joseph, farmer k brick maker
Haughton William, bricklayer
Jackson Matthew, shopkeeper, k steam
flour mills
Lane Frank, baker &' grocer
Lane Thomas, tailor
Linnell Thomas, Rutland Arms
Lord Joseph, farmer
Lumby Louisa Anne (Miss), young
ladies' boarding&day schLThePoplars
Mantell Mary (Sirs.), shopkeeper
Marratt Win. Recruiting Sergeant inn
Pscey William, farmer
Parker William, baker k grocer
Parker William, wheelwright
Pearson Thomas, White Swan p.h
Pask Thomas, butcher k farmer
Pask Mrs. carrier
Poole John, farmer
Pullen Thomas, wheelwright
PuUin Edn'ard, carrier
Rawdon George, brick maker
Schofield George, market gardener
Selby Walter, blacksmith
Short John, shopkeeper, Gonerby Hill
foot
.Standiland Thomas, farmer
Treadgold John, corn factor
Weightman William Bowler, maltster,
Gonerby Hill foot
Wheeldon Geo.maltster,Middle6onerby
Wilkinson Mary (Mrs.), butcher
Wilkinson Robert, farmer
Woollerton John, farmer k surveyor
of highway
LITTLE OONEKBT, see Gbakthaic.
OOSBEBTOIT is a parish and large village, and a
station on the Spalding and Lincoln (Great Northern and
(ireat Eastern joint) railway, in the Southern division of
the county, wapentake of Kirton, parts of Holland, Spalding
nnion and county court district, rural deanery of North
Uolland No. i, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, a^
miles north-west from Surfleet station, joo from London, 6
north-by-west from .Spalding, and 4 south-east from Doning-
tnn, situated on the road from Spalding to Donington. This
parish comprises the hamlets of Cheal, Riqbolt, West-
THOBPE and part of Riseqate, which stands on the navig-
able cut called Risegate Eau. The village is lighted with gas
by a limited liability company. The church of SS. Peter and
Paul is a Iarge,cruciform buildingof stone, chiefly in the Deco-
rated style, consisting of nave and porches, with a lower and
spire in the centre containing 5 bells, and surmounted by a
richly crocketed spire : in jS^i-j the church was extensively
repaired at a cost of about/3,000: the chancel was rebuilt and
extended eastward, and the roofs of the nave and aisles re-
newed : the stained east window was the gift of Samnel
Everard esq. and there are two others in the north aisle to
members of the Dodd family : a new organ, purchased by
subscription at a cost of ^^350, and choir seats were added to
this church in 1883. The register (continuous) dates from
the year 1656. TTie living is a discharged vicarage, with
residence, gross yearly value ^^336 in the gift of the Dean
and Chapter of Lincoln, and hdd since 1879 ^y ^^ ^^-
Sparks Bellett Sealy x.a. of St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
The Rev. G. F. Burnaby is impropriator of the rectorial
tithes. Tlie Wesleyans, Baptists and Free Methodists have
each a chapel. The charities for distribution amount to
;^i3o yearly, arising from grants of land left by sundr)-
persons, and there are almshouses for 13 widows. Gosber-
ton Public Hall was built by subscription in 1873, at a cost
of nearly ^f 1,000, on a site given by Earl Brownlow : the
hall will seat about 350 persons, and is well adapted for
concerts or meetings ; there is a reading room and lodge
room. Gosberton House, a modern building, is the seat of
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Henn- Ereranl esq. Gosberton Hall (Mr. Bayer's establish-
ment for resident pupils), fur the study of agfricnlture,
dusies, mathematics and commercialpursuits, stands in the
centre of extensive grounds. Cawood Hall is an ancient struc-
ture, now a farm, occupied by Mr. William Winter. Creasy
Hall iras formerly celebrated for its extensive heronry : it
mu rebuilt by Sir Henr}' Heron, knt. in 1695, destroyed by
fire in 1792, and again rebuilt ; it is now a square brick
mansion, the property and residence of Isaac Huxlow esq.
Heniy Smith esq. is lord of the manor of Monk's Ball, llie
principal landowners are Earl Brovnlow, Liord Saye and
Srle, the Bamness Willoughby de Eresby, and Henry
Everaid esq. The soil is loam and day ; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, oats, potatoes and beans. The area
is 8,890 acres ; rateable value, ;f 17,367 ; the population in
1881 was 2,104.
Chsu is a miles sonth-weat: Rioaoi.T 3I sonth-irest;
RisBQATE, i^ miles -weat-by-soDth ; and Wbsthokpe adjacent
on the west side.
Post, Mokbt Obdeb k TsLBQRArH Offick & SaTiacs
Bank. — Beaben Bevis, postmaster. Letters through the
Spalding ofiice arrive at 5.55 a.m. ; dispatched at 7.25
p.in. PiiXAB Letteb Box at Risegate cleared at 5 p.m
OoBberton.
Ashwell Mrs. Sybella
Bennett Henrj'
Borman Charles, Bank
Boycr Charles, Gosberton hall
Bover Charles Fredk. Gosberton hall
CalthorpMrs
Caswell George
Casswell Thomas Russell
DodsHiss
Everard Henry, Goabertun house
Oanier Henry, Manor hrm
Gentle Mrs. Bank
Xnxlow Isaac, Cressy hall
Nixon Edward Angnstus
Pitts Rev. George Frederick [Baptiat]
Sealy Rsv. Spariws Bellett it.A. [vicar]
Smith BrraD, Bresby house, Eandyke
Smith Robert, The Terrace
Stewart James Fjckeiing if.B., ex
Swan Richard Jocelyn, The Elms
COlOfBBCIAL.
Agntter EUen (Mrs. ), dressmaker
Agntter Joel, grocer, tea dealer, pro-
vision dealer, linen ft wooUan draper
Allen Henry, brmer. Fen
Bsrdall Ubaes, Green Man p.h
Beech William, linen 'draper, k agent
for W. jc A. Gilbe^-, wine k spirit mer
Biclieno Henry Snuth, farmer
Bicheno Edward, Uacksmith
Boothby William, beer retailer
Boj-er Charles, commercial k agricnl-
tnial academv for yoong gentwmen,
Gosberton haU
Biavbrook Edward, blacksmith
Bmoks Barker, baker
Bnrrell Charles, flarmer. Bank
Caswell niomas Russell, jnn. farmer
Casswell George, farmer
Cave Jacob, shopkeeper
Cawdron Thomas, farmer
Chambers John, farmer
Chapman Walter, farmer, Rigbolt ho
Child Eliza (Miss), ladies' bwrding
school, Irene house
Clements Thomas, fanner, Bank
Congreve Thomas,' farmer, Bank
Caxell James, plumber
Coy David, farmer. Fen
Coy Thomas, farmer. Fen
Cnningham Thomas, farmer
Dennis James, grocer
Dennis William, grocer
Unwse William, teker
East Edward, farmer
£|it»n John, farmer
Fairbanks John, jmi. farmer. Fen
Farr Ueoree, shoe maker
Fountain Thomas, farmer. Fen
Frennantle John, market ganlener
Freemantle John Geo. watch maker
Freemantle Samuel, market gardener
(iarlick John, plumber
Gamer Henry, farmer. Manor farm
Gaunt Kdham, fanner
Gosberton Gss k Coke Co. Limited
(Jonathan Olitt, tec)
Gosberton Public Hall (Chas.Boyer,sec)
Graham James, watch maker
Hallett WiUiam, farmer. Bank
Haukin Georae, farmer
Hill GeoiKe Hardwick, baker
Howard ntz Allan, farmer
Holden John, carrier
Jackson John Edward, grocer
Jackson Joseph Elmitt, linendraper
Jarvis William, wheelwright
Johnson Charles, Five Bells p.h
Johnson Charles, shoeing smith
Jolmson Thomas, carpenter
Kenning Mordecai, butcher
Kitchen John Robert, wheelwright
Laminae Samuel, farmer
Leng William, bricklayer
Lincolnshire Rn^iment, and Volunteer
battalion (G.- Co.) (Lieut. R J. Swan,
commandant)
Machin Sarah (Mrs. ), farmer
Moore Samuel, market gardener
Miulow Henry, farmer, Belnie
Mnxlow Jn. Wm. farmer. The Marsh
NoUe John, wheelwright
Oldenhaw George, tailor
Oliff Jonathan, surveyor
Oliif Jonathan Hanson, clerk to the
school board k attendance officer
Overton Charles, tailor
Overton Ann (Mrs. ), grocer
Pattinson Amos, farmer
Pattinson Smith, farmer. Bank
Fanlson Samuel, wheelwright
Peaoh Richard Walker, chemist
Feake John WiUiam, brewer
Finder Peter, builder
Rawding John, brick k tile maker
Rogen Henry, saddler
Russell George, carpenter
Rifssell James, joiner
Russell Wm.bookseller, stationer, news-
agent, pianoforte warehouse k tuner
I Sansnm William, shopkeeper. Fen
I Sellers Joseph, baker
Shout Eliza Ireland (Mrs. ), grocer
' Smith John Thomas, farmer, Bank
Smith Robert, farmer, Wargate
. Smith Robert, farmer
I Stewart Jas.Pickeringif.B.,c.M. physician
• Storey William (Mrs.), farmer, Belnie
; Swan Richd. Jocelyn, surgeon m.r.c.s.
k I.S.A. k r^istror of births k deaths
' k medical olncer k public vaccinator,
' Gosberton district, Sialding union,
. The Elms
Titman John, shoe maker
Titman M'illiam, Bell P. H
Watson James, fanner, Fen
Wells Edward, saddler
Whiting Edward, farmer. Bank
; Willcock Robert, Ship P.H. Clough
: Wilson Isaac, farmer
' Winter William, farmer, Cawood hall
I Whitworth John, grocer
Woodthorjic EdYRird, farmer
Cheal.
Bealby Fanny (Mrs.), farmer
INSUBANCE AOBNTS : —
London Assurance, J. G. Freemantle
Northern Assurance, J. G. Collins
Xorwrch Union, J. H. Oliffe
Schools : —
A school board of Ave members was formed in 1877 : Juns-
than Hanson Oliff, clerk toithe board i attendance oflicer
Agricultural School, Gosberton Hall ; Charles Boyer, prin-
cipal ; Charles Frederic Buyer, vioe-prindpal
Endowed, Risegate, endowed with £46 yearly, from lands
in the hands of trustees for the children of both sexes of
Risegate k about the Fen ends, belonging to the
parishes of Gosberton k Snrfleet k which was reboilt
by public subscription in 1S73 & ^" ^°'^ '°° children,
with an average attendance of 40 ; Thomas Fox, master
Board, with a house fur the master, was erected by sub-
scription in 1856, for 100 children with an average atten-
dance of 80 ; James C. Collins, master ; Miss — Colvin,
infants' mistress
Board, Cupos entry, Charles Qnarmby, master
Railway Station, Richard Hookins, collector
Cabkibrs to : —
Boston — John Holden k James Priestley, wed. k sat
Spaldino — John Holden k James Priestley, tues
Garner Henr}-, jnn, farmer
Horton John, farmer
Kendall Thomas, farmer
Phillips Thomas, farmer
Sansum Robert (Mrs.), farmer
Smith Thomas, farmer
Todd Samnel Campion, {armer
Bisegat*.
Smith Thomas
Andrew WilHam, farmer
Atkinson WiUiam, farmer
Atkinson William Bamett, farmer
Banister William, beer retailer -
Ben1«n John, farmer
Bntterfleld John Richard, draper k
grocer, k Five Bells p.h
Clison Inkley, farmer
Copjrin George, fanner
Crosby John, bntdisr
Dickings John Eneas, farmer
Dickings Robert, farmer
Bagen John, Old Crane p.h
Preir William, -wheelwright
Goodyear Sarah (Mra.), fkrmer
Green WiUiam, miller (wind)
Gnnn John, market gardener
Hercock Samuel, potato dealer
Horton John, farmer
Hutchesson Henry, saddler
Kingston William Kendall, fkrmer
Ladd William, shoe tnaker
Mawer Thomas, farmer
Myers FrodeHck, fanner
Fanton David, fltrmer
Pointon Phillip, shopkeeper
Robinson Jonathan, farmer
Rowles Harriet( Mrs.), Duke of York p.h
Sansum Thomas, farmer
Saxton William, farmer
Shaw Joeeph, farmer
Simmonds John, blacksmith
Todd Thomas, jun. farmer
Tomlinson James, farmer
Twells Robert, market gardener
Wherry Edward, farmer
Winter William Isaac, farmer
Weathorpe.
Barnard Richard, farmer
Brand Edward, farmer
Brand Richard, farmer
Burrell James M. farmer
Clark Caswell, farmer
Clark Edward, farmer
Clark George, farmer
Cook Andrew, farmer
Crosby David, beer retailer
Dickinson William, farmer
Doubleday Robert, fanner
Dowse Richard, beer ratuiler
Draper Edward, farmer
East George Craven, fanner
Fairbanks James, farmer
Fairbanks John, farmer
Fedling Henry, grocer k draper
Francis Esau, miller (wind)
Francis James, miller (wind)
Hare John, farmer
Digitizejl,i(j.
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418 GOCLCBB*.
LIHCOlNSHIBE.
[kellt's
Dawson Thomas, bntcher, draper k
dealer in patent medicines fcc. ; k
poet oliioe
Dawson William, carrier
East Robert, farmer. Glebe form
Finch Geor^, farmer
FlintoS Charles, farmer
FlintoS Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hall John, farmer
OO'OXiCBBT, or GocijBT, is a villa^ and parish, in the
Mid division of the connty, North division of the wapentake
of Gartree, union, petty sessional division and county coart
district of Horncastle, rnral deanery of Horncastle, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, a miles south
from the Donin^n-on-Bain station of the Loath and Lin-
coln railway, 7 north from Horncastle and 7^ south-west
from Louth. A bridge has been erected over the river
Bain, which semrates this parish from that of Banby. The
church of All Saints, is a plain structure buOt of brick
and stone, with chancel, nave and turret containing i bell :
the chancel was restored in 1855 : it is proposed to erect a
new church at a cost of abont ;^i,500. The register dates
from the year 1686. - The living is a vicarage, yearly value
about jf 300 including 72 acres of glebe and residence, in the
gift of trustees, and held by the Rev. Walter TjTrell, of St.
Bees. Here are chapels for Primitive and Free Methodists :
the latter was built in 1854. The poor have an annual
rent-charge of £a los. derived from the manor of Osterby,
Tyrrell Rev. Walter [vicar], Vicarage
Ashley John, shoe maker
Brompton Charles, tailor
Bronghton Henry, farmer
Butters Thomas, wheelwright
Crawford Thomas, farmer, bntcher,
provision menduuit, grocer Jc. carrier
Crow John Thomas, provision merchant,
grocer Jc tea dealer
Dawson Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer
OOXHXXiIj is a parish, extending to the Humber, and an
irregularly built village, in the Northern division of the
connty, parts of Lindsay, North division of Yarborongh
wi^jentake, Barton-upon-Hnmber county court district,
omoD of Olanford Brigg, rural deanery of Yarborough No.
I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles
east from Barton and a 8onth-«at from New Holland. The
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway has a station
here. The church of All Saints is an imposing edi6ce of
stone, mainly of the fifteenth century, with some earlier
portions, and consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles,
north and south pordies and a tower 7a feet in height with
eight pinnacles, and containing 4 bells and a clock, placed
at a cost of ;f lao, raised by subscription : in the church is
the cross-legged efflgy of a knight in chain armour, covered
with a long-flowing sureoat and bearing a mutilated eitMA :
the church has beui restored at a cost of ;f 3,300, and was
finished and reopened October, 1879, by the Right Rev.
Edward TroUope, Suffragan Bishop of Nottingham : the
plate is 300 years old, and consists of a paten and a chalices
of silver and a flagon of pewter. There are sittings for 400
persons. The register dates from the year 1574. The Uving
18 a vicarage, gross yearly value £aiSi "b*' i^"^ including
117 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Lord
Chanodlor, and held since 187a by the Bev. Charles
Hugh Hardinghwn B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.
The Bev. William Seed &a. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, is curate. Several of the Wentworth family are
buried here, they having been lords of the manor, and there
is an interesting monument on the chancel wall, to a
brother and sister of that family, the sister having died of
grief for her brother within a week, a^ 15 and 14. There
are Calvinistic, Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels
FBiTATB BBamBNTB. Border Edmund, farmer
Brooks Thomas, Pelham lodge
Byron Mrs
Darey John, Mayfield house
Davey John, jnn. West view
Davey Joseph James
Dinsoale Joseph, Kmg Street house
Drewiy Henry
Fnlstow Robert
Orsham William
Graves Henry Motley
Hardingham Bev. Charles Hugh B.A.
[vicar]
left by the late Anthony Acham, which is spent in bread and
distributed once every two months. Major Bagnell is lord
of the manor. The principal landowners are Earl Hanven
and the trnstees of the late Mr.Robert Tomlinson. The land
is sandy and loamy ; subsoil, clay. The principal crops an
wheat, barley and oats. The ares is 1,134 acres ; rateable
value, /i,a49 ; the population in 1881 was 250.
Parish Clerk, George Hodgson.
Post Officb. — John Thomas Crow, sub-postmaster.
Letters from Horncastle arrive 11 a.m. & dispatched
at 3 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Scamb-
lesby, ft Horncastle is the nearest telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the sdiool in the
adjoining parish of Astierby
Cabbubs: —
Thomas Crawford, to Louth, every wed. ft fri fc Hom-
castie every sat. ; William Dawsoo, to Louth, every wed.
ft Horncastle every sat
Knowles William, bricklayer
Pridgeon Matthew, farmer
&niui Thomas, shoe maker
Smith William, Plongh f.h
Stephenson Ann (Miss), farmer
Stephenson Jn. land surveyor ft fanner
Trafford Christopher, farmer
Walesby John Saul, brick maker
Walter William Heniy, farmer
M^inson George
Roberts Mrs
Roe Samuel
Robinson John
Seed Rev. William B.A. [curate]
Smith William
Stamp Thomas
ootnosacuL.
Abbott Ann (Mrs.), grocer
AUitt William, market gardener
Ban- William, chemist ft druggist
Bell George, farmer
Bell William, farmer
B«irder Andrew, farmer
Border Charles, farmer
Border Frederick, farmer
Border George, farmer
Border Hewson, farmer
Border Richard, farmer
Border Robert, fanner. East marsh
Border Robinson, farmer
Border Thomas, farmer
Bronghton George, farmer
Brou^hton Joseui James, farmer
Burkinshaw William Alfred, farmer
Bust Robert, farmer
Cavill Thomas, farmer
Cooper Charlotte (Mrs.), Brockleshy
Hunt F.H
Dalton Henry, farmer
Davey John ft Son, com, cake ft seed
merchants & general commission
agents. See advertisement
Davey Joseph James, grocer ft draper,
London house
Dean John, farmer
Dee Alfred, fanner
Dee William, farmer
Dent Charles, sloop owner
Dent Edward, sloop owner ft fkrmer
Dent Willism, Ship inn
Dunwell Willbm, farmer
Edwards John, tailor
here ; also a Primitive Methodist . at Gozhill Haven. In
1733 Richard Embrough left the interest of /so for the
education of two poor chil<b«n : the poor widows of the
parish receivv ;f 14 a year, being the rent of a plot of groand
left by an imknown donor. On the north, about 2 milee
from the villa^ is a ferry to Hull. George Bradley esq.
of Castleford, m the county of York, is lord of the manor of
Gozhill. The principal landowners are the Bsv. Frederick
Hildyard m.a. rector of Swanington, Norfolk, Horatio
Samuel Hildyard esq. and the Corporation of the IHnity
House. The soil is day and marsh land. T^ chief enpt
are wheat and barley. The area is 5,860 acres of land and
3,930 of water ; rateable value, ;£8,343 ; the popnlation in
188 1 was 1,181, entirely agricultural, comprising a great
number of small freeholders, scattered over more than 9
square miles.
At Ltttlbwobth, one mile south-east, are remains of a
Cisterrian nunnery, founded by William de Alta Ripa before
1 1 85, and valued at the Dissolution at about ;f 16 net: the
site was granted in 30 Henry VIII. (1538-9) to Sir William
Tyrwhitt : the remains of the fabric are now used as a
dairy, by Mr. Bobert Fnlstow, whose house it adjoins.
Parish Clerk, Walter Goodwin.
Pott Officii. — Thomas King, postmaster. Letters re-
ceived from Hull, arrive at 6.30 ajn. ; dispatched at 5
p.m. The nearest monev order & telegraph office is at
New Holland
Wesleyan School (mixed), for 350 children, with an
average attendance of 140 ; James W. Lewis, master
Manchester, Sheffield ft Ijnoolnshiie Railway, William
George Hnxtable, station master
Caebibb. — George Trimingham, to Barton, monday ; to
Hull, tnes. ftfri
Evison William, farmer
Garniss George, fanner
Gillitt John, former
Gillitt Thomas, former
Gillitt Robert, farmer
Goodwin Alfred, farmer
Goodwin Walter, builder.
Goulthorp William, farmer
Graham William, physician
Graves Henry, grocer ft draper .
Green George, market gardener
Haggitt George, farmer
Hard^ Josepli, farmer
Hamson John, farmer
Hewitt William, shopkeeper
Holton Henry, farmer
Hoodlass Dunn, blacksmith
Howson Ebenezer, farmer
Hebblethwaite John, farmer
Hoyles Henry, miller (steam ft -wind)
Kin^rhomas,insnTanee agent ft fanner.
Post office
Huxtable George, station master
Kendall Charles, foimsr
Kendall William, formar
Lee George, farmer
Marris Edward, farmer
Martinson William, bricklayer
Newmarsh William, former
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OIBECTOBT.]
LIl^GOLNSHIBE.
Sorthew William, binner
Xottingliam Charles, farmer
P>rker Anaelm, farmer
Fuker Yoang, bladsmith
FeicinI Joaeph, former
Finder Bobert Heniy, draper
Flumtne Edward, farmer
Pneter Bobert, farmer
Raby Robert, farmer
Btby William, batcher
Sanda George, boot k shoe maker, Ic
Royal Oak f.r
Beid James, farmer
Roberts (leorge, farmer
Robioaon Charles, bricklayer
Robinson George, brick tc tile maker
Robinson John, fanner
Robinson Henry, farmer
OBAHTSBT is a small village and puish, in the
Northern division ot the comity, parts of Lmdaey, wapen-
take of Bradley Haverstue, Loath onion, county coort
diitrict of Qrimaby and niial deanery of Grimsby No. 2,
irchdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north-
vest (ram North Thorosby station and 7 south from
Grimsby. The church of St. Nicholas is a plain baildlng of
brick and stone, with an embattled Norman tower contain-
ing 3 bells : there is a stained window in the chancel, erected
by the pteaent rector in memory of his mother. The register
dates hom the year 1561. The living is a rectory, tHhe
rent^arge £36g, gross vearly value ^350 including 47
acres of glebe and a gooa rectory house, boilt in the year
GBAINTHOBPB. 419
Stamp Robert, tailor
Swabey William, fanner
Thacker Thomas, brick Jc tile maker k
farmer
Trimingham Elijah, farmer
Trimingham George, carrier
Trimingbam Joseph, farmer
Tamer George, farmer
Tamer John, farmer
Turner William, fanner
Ward Thomas, Generous Britain f.h
Wataon Francis, tailor
Whitehead&; Farratt, thrashing machine
owners
Wilson Joseph, farmer
Wilson Thomas, farmer
Wright William, farmer
Young Joseph, jobbing gardener
Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected by Mrs. Sands and
the late Francis Burnham esq. in the year i860. George
Henry Haigh esq. D.L., j.p. who is the principal landowner,
resides at Grainsby Hidl, which has attached to it extensive
gardens and ornamental grounds, and stands in a well-
wooded park ot about 300 acres, Mrs. Sands is lady of the
manor. The soil is chiefly strong and stiff ; subsoil, cla}-.
This parish is farmed on the four-oourse field system. The
area is i, 167 acres ; rateable value, ;f 1,633 > ^^^ population
in 1881 was 148.
Parish Clerk, William Bacon.
Letters received through Great Grimsby. LmTBB Box
cleared at 3. 15 & 9.45 p.m. The nearest money order office
is at North Thoresby & telegraph office at Mi^hchapel-
The children of this place attend the parochial school at
North Thoresby
I Johnson Bev. Woodthorpe M.A^[rector I Mastin Albt.Wm.farmer,8and Hills frm
Sharp John, farmer
Smith Allen, farmer
Bobinaon Bicbard, farmer
Boe William, caipenter
Bogers William, brmer
Bogers Henry, miller (wind)
Bowberry John, farmer
Sargeant Fnrlow, farmer
Sarginson William, market gardener
Shearsmith Abraham, farmer
Shearsmith Thomas, farmer
Shearwood Bros, farmers, Brooke hill
Simon Charles, horse dealer
Simon Frederick, fanner
Simon William, farmer
Simpson David, farmer
Smith Bobert, shopkeeper
Spencer k St«eper, thrashing machine
owners
Sleight George, ftirmer
1847, ataoost of ;£i,ooo, in the gift of Mrs. Sands, and held
rince 1844 by the Bev. Woodthorpe Johnson m.a. of St.
John's College, Cambridge, who is also vicar of Waithe.
Bacon Frederick
Bacon William, jm i of Grainsby k vicar of Waithe],
Haigfa Georxe Hy. d.l., j.p. Grainsby j Bectory
hall ; k Union Club, London w.e I Sands Tbomas, Manor house
Maitin Mrs. Waithe house { Bacon William, sen. farmer
OSAIHTHOSPE is a scattered village and parish,
extending to the sea coast, in the Nortiiem division of the
coonty, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of the wapentake
of LoDth Eske, muon and county court district of Louth,
mral deanery of Loath Eske and Ludborongh No. a, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles from
Lodborough station, 19 miles south from Grimsby and 8
north-east from Loath. The Lioath navigation passes on
the western side of the parish. The church of St. Clement
is a baBding, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, consisting
of a chancd, nave, aisles and a tower at the west end, sur-
moonted by ei^ht crocketed pinnacles and containing 3
bells, two of which are of pre-Reformation date, the third
cist in 1761 : the chancel was formerly longer, and there
are traces of a side chapel in iia north aisle; there is a
Sne brass, with a floriated cross, on a pedestal, date about
1480 : the chancel was restored in 1876, at a cost of
about ;^6oo. The register dates from the year 16^3.
The liruig is a vicarage, of the yearly value of £aio with
residenoe, in the gift of Magdalene College, Cambridge,
and held since 1874 by the Rev. Thomas Longley k.a.
it that college. Here ore chapels for the WeslOTsn, Primi-
tire and Free Methodists. In 18 19 George Lill esq. be-
qneathed jf 740 ; the interest of /45owas appropriated to the
endowment of a school for teacmng 20 poor boys, interest of
/216 to the yearly distribution of bread amongst the poor,
and the remaining £74 was paid in legacy duty. The poor
have 16 acres of meadow land in the Fen, which is held by
the minister, churchwardens and overseers, who sell the
prodnce and distribute the proceeds ; they aJso receive the
benefit of 5I acres of land and a cottage, left by several
Ghrainthorpe.
Longiey Bev. Thomas M-A. [vicar]
OOIdtBKCUL.
Atkinson Wm. Wilson, farmer. The Hall
Blades William, fanner
Blakey William, farm bailiff to Isaac
Shu^ley esq
Borman Joseph k William, carpenters
Bomum John George, miller k baker
Barman Simon, farmer
C^pion Benjamin, farmer
Campion Edward, farmer, Lill house"
Damill John Jack, Black Horse f.h.
brewer & farmer
Doe Edward, sen. farmer
Doe Henry, carpenter
Brewery William, farmer
Emerson Jas. thrashing machine prop
Green John, bnner
Orainthorpe Mutual Improvement
Society (Thomas William Gilleard,
librarian ; T. H. Sowby, secretary)
Green Thomas, farmer
Hines William, farmer
Hopper John farmer
Hopper John Henry, farmer
Hopper Smith, bricklayer
Hopper WilKam Girdos, farmer
Lewis William, wheelwright
Lowis Charles, blacksmith
Mamwell Christopher, farmer
Mamwell William, farmer
Manders William, farmer
Merrikin George Merrikin (troatees of),
farmer
Merrikin John Edward, fanner
Neal John Barnard, farmer
Moody John, farmer
Pearson John, Bricklayer's Arms f.h
Potts Cornelius, bricklayer k mason
Biggall John, carrier
Walker Henry, farmer
Watkin Henry, farmer
donors. A Mutual Improvement Society was established in
1853 ; its library consists of 759 useful volumes ; the
members, over 40 in number, pay an annual subscriptioa
of 3S. and an entrance fee of is. 8. T. Scrope esq. is lord
of the manor, and the principal landowners are the Bev.
Beaty-Fownall and Messieurs Liveaey, Merrikin, Atkinson
and Sharpley. The soil is generally free and of a sQ^
nature on the east side of the parish ; on the west side stif^
but generally good ; sobaoil, sdt and clay. The chief crops
are wheat, oats and turnips; there is also good grazing
land. Tbe area is 4,280 acres of land and ^5 of water ;
rateable value, ^£71643 ; the population in 1881 was 712.
LuDNZv and Wbaohouiz are hamlets belonging to this
parish.
Sexton, Christopher Mamwell, jun.
Post Office. — William Sowby, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grimsby at 9.5 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m. The
nearest money order & telegraph offices are at Marsh-
chapel k North Somercotes
Parochial School, with house attached for master k mistreaa,
erected by subscription in 1852, at a cost of about 1^287 ;
the average attendance is about 85 ; Thomas WUliaJn
Gilleard, master ; Mrs. Gilleard, sewing mistress ; Miss
Laura Florence Lewis, pupil teacher
County Police Station, Charles Henry Drury, constable
Casbisbs to : —
Gkeat Oriiisbt — John Bigpall, fri. ; Aaron T. Kirk,
thurs. ; Edward Doe, jun. fn
LoiTTH— John Biggall, wed. ; Aaron T. Kirk, wed. fri. k
sat. ; Christopher Brown, wed. fri. k sat. ; Edward Doe,
jun. wed
Riff^ll Kirk, shoe maker
Bobinaon Charles, sarveyor,aocoantant
k seedsman
Smith Zacharia, bricklayer
Sowby Wm.grucer& draper ,fe post offios
Spencer Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
West Christopher, farmer,College form
Ludney.
Dobaon Charles, armer
Merrikin Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Oliver Benjamin, farmer
Willoughby Charles, farmer
Wragrholme.
Howard William, farmer
Motley Henry, farmer, Sea bank
Mumby Wm. farmer, Wragholme ho
Peart Geoive, former
Pridgeon lUthan, farmer
Bobinaon Thomas, former
Tacey Philip, former
D gliKi^y \2W^OQle
420 GRANTHAM.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
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GRANTHAM.
Gbantham is a municipal and parliamentar}' borongb, head '
of a union and county court district, and jpolling ^aco for j
the Southern division of the county, market town, in the |
parts of Kcsteven and soke of Granthain, rural deanery of i
Grrantham No. s, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
105^ miles from Ixindon, 25 south from Lincoln, ai north |
from Stamford, 3a south-by-west from Boston, 39 south from
Gainsborough, 47 south-west from Hornrastle, 14 south-east
from Newark and 24 east from Nottingrhtim. The town was
connected with Nottingham by a railway in 1850, and the
Great Northern line, affording direct communication be-
tween Grantliam and London, was opened in 1852.
The corporation is of high antiquity and was originally a
popular corporation, elect«l out of the' commorislty. In the
Patent rolls there arc recorded to have been 100 burgesses
in the time of the Confessor, and reference is made to an
alderman of Grantham in the fourteenth century ; the extant
charter of i377,moreover, is but a confirmation of an earlier
charter, now lost. Tlicse early charters, however, granted
siiecial privileges only,and were not charters of incomoration.
Grantham was first made a corporate town by a charter of
Edward IV. dated 1463, and api»inting that it should be
governed by an alderman, with la senior and xa junior com-
burge^ses ; and the first 12 were made justices of the peace
by letters intent of Richard III. in 1483 : the office of alder-
man had, however, previously existed, and more anciently
still, the town was governed by a bailiff ap|i4)inted by the
lord of the manor ; snecessire sovereigns confirme<l and en-
larged the privileges thus granted, and in 1664 the charter
was renewed, at a cost to the town of jf 170 : in 1685 James
II. granted a new charter appointing a mayor and six
aldermen, but this grant appears to have been subsequently
reversed, and the corporation resumed its ancient order.
Under the Municipal Reform Act of 1835. the town is gov-
erned by a mayor, four aldermen and la councillors, and is
divided into east and west wards. By the Grantham Borough
Extension Act, 1879, the Municipal limits were extended and
now include Grantham Grange and the adjoining and
popnlous parts of the following townshiiis, viz. : — Harrowby,
Manthor|M!-cnm-Little Gonerby, Somerby and SpittJegate,
Hoajg^ton and Walton. The corporation act as Uie Urban
Sanitary Antbority. The borough has commission of the
peace and separate court of quarter sessions. The records
of the corporation are perfect from the year 1633, and
in the crypt of the church still exists the common hutch
with three lucks in which the archives were anciently kept.
The right to the use of maces as symbols of authority dates
from 1464; the existing maces, which are of handsome
design, were presented by Brownlow Ciist esq. afterwards
first Baron Brownlow, on the occasion of his receiving the
freedom of the borough in 1766. The statute seal of the
corporation, described in the charter of 1633, is double, and
bears on one half the arms of the borough, confirmed in
1^63 : there are other seals for the aldermen and chamber-
lain, and one for the mayor, given for the use of the alder-
men by Arthur Hall, in 1581. With slight exceptions, the
borough has returned two members to Parliament since the
year 1467. The parliamentary borintgh includes, in addition
to the municipal bonmgh, all the remaining portions of the
above named tnwnshi]>s and returns two members to Par-
liament.
_ Grantham stands on the river Witham which in early
times formed a small lake at this point and was shallow and
fordablc. The Ermine Street of the Romans jiasses within
a short distance of tlie town eastwarda
The town is lighted with gas first used October 30th,
1833, and has been supplied, since 1850, with water from
springs which rise in the parishes of Stoke, Stroxton and
the Pontons ; there is a reservoir at Spittlegate, capable of
containing 700,000 gallons of water, and a pumping station
at Salter's ford.
The canal 30 miles long, first opened 1793 under an Act
passed in 1792, runs from Grantham to the river Trent and
IS now the property of the Great Northern RailwayCompany.
The earhcst record of the town is found in the Doineoilay
survey, which shows it to have been royal jmiperty anterior
to the Conquest, having been hold by Editha, queen of
Edward the Confessor ; and it subsequently belonged to the
Empress Matilda. In 1301, the town was required to furnish
King Edward I. then at Berwick-on-Tweed, with horses
and arms for the expedition against the Soots, and in 13 18, |
Grantham and the soke were requisitioned for 15 able-bodied 1
footmen, armed, for the same purpose, a sinular number ;
being also demanded in 1324, to serre abroad against the
Flemings : the hotly of (jneen Eleanor, who died at Herdeby,
near Clifton, in Nottinghamshire, {tossed through and restti
at Grantliam in November, 1390, on its way to Londoa:
the cross erected in commemoration of this event was d«9-
troyed by the soldiers of the Parliament in or about 1645
King John was here in August, 1209, and again on Febmarj
23ra, 1213, and held his court at the present Angel inn. In
1503, Margaret, eldest daughter of Henry VII. who had
been betrothed to James IV. of Scotland, remained here mi
flight on her journey into Scotland, and left the town Jnlv
loth, I503,e8corted by the aldermen and burgesses. Charlrt L
was at Grantham in 1663 on bis royal i>rogress to rvcein
the crown of Scotland, and accepted from tne corporattoo
the ^itt of a silver cup ; on the imposition of the tax called
" ship money," the town and soke furnished a sum of £xo
towards the equipment of a ship of 800 tons required frnm
the county of Lincoln ; in 1640 and 1641 the King was again
here, and on the breaking out of the civil war the town,
being considered a chief post on the north road, was con-
tended for by both i»rties, and alternately held.
The church of St. Wulfran is a noble and sracioax
building of stone, in the Norman, Transitional, Early Englith
and Later styles, the foundations also of an earlier Saxon
church being still 111 >ifti parallel with and just outside the
line of the existing arcades. The present church consists of
chancel with aisles, clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles, north
and south porches, a chantry chapel on the north side, nov
used as a vestry, and a noble western tower of the Early
Decorated period, rising to a height of 140 feet, and
surmounted by a beautiful crocket«l spire 145 feet high,
making the total height 380 feet ; the tower cootains a
splendid peal of 10 bells, a dock and set of chimes ; the
tower, with its magnificent spire, forms the dnminant
feature of the cburoi, its buttresses of great strength,
adorned with niches, support it at the angles and rise int"
octangular turrets, crowned by crocketed spirelets sur-
mounted by statuettes, three of which represent bishops :
the uppermost of the four stages of the tower terminates in
a cornice and poruiiet, and of the others, the seoind is
arcade<l and the lowest has a recessed doorway, richlv
ornamented ; the spire may be described as one of thf
loftiest and most gracefnl in this country ; its surface i»
relieved by three tiers of lights, in sets of eight, and at the
angles by crockets, thickly set ; there are also figures «t
the pohits of the broaches ; the upper portion of the spire
was severely injured by a storm m 1661, and a^in bv
lightning in 1797 : the spire, damaged by lightning in 1883,
was taken down 16 feet and rebuilt to its original height and
surmounted with a handsome finial of stone in place of the
old copper ball, at a cost of ;^40o, raised by subscription ;
a new Ughtning conductor weighing 3^ cwt. has also been
fixed : on the south side tlie principal features are the porch,
which has a battlemented parapet, and an octangular turret
staircase, with spirelet, and toe picturesque turret which
formerly gave access to the rood loft, which has an embattled
parapet and tall crocketed spire-like roof ; the east elevation
exhibits three gables separated from each other and flanked
bv embattled turrets ; on the north side the character of the
elevation though more imiforui, it is broken by the chapel of
the HolyTrinity.and by the large Decorated north porch with
a chamber over it, approacfaM by newel staircases at the
angles ; the porch seems also to have been used as a chapel.
ana retains a piscina in its east wall ; at the junction of the {
chancel and nave there is an octa^^nal turret corresponding
to that on the south side. A portion of the nave is Normsn.
and some few Norman fragments of later date have been
bnilt into the tower ; with the exception of these reroains,
the earliest part of the present fabric is compriseil in the
three easternmost baj-s of the nave, which appear to be '>f
Transitional date, the remaining portion being Early
English ; to the fourteenth century or Decorated period belonj!
the north wall of the nave aisle, the west ends of buth
aisles, the tower and spire, and tlic chafiel south of the
chancel ; this latter, deiticatetl to St. Mary tlic Virgin, w.v~
built about 1360, by William Gunthoqie, and others, and |
o|)ens by an aroide' into the cliancel ; three of its origin^', r
windows, with fine flowing tracery, remain, ami there u»
also a piscina; beneath the chapel are two vaulted crypi>
of the same date, the vaulting being supported in each ca.-f
by a central pillar ; the easternmost crj'pt has a stone altar,
with an a{)crture in its front intended to contain relics,
possibly those of St. Wulfran, and there is also a piscina
and a credence ; access is now obtained from the outsijf ;
but an entrance from the chancel, constructed during the
Perpendicular period, and including a richly ornamented
doorway and a flight of stone steps leading down to the
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crypt, atiU exists ; a bell eot« on the western gable of the
wnth aisle seems to indicate the existence there of a chapel
at some former time ; there is another on the north porch.
The north aisle of the chancel, called the " Corpos Christi "
aisle.fram achantry founded here in the foarteenth centnry by
John de Orston, in hononr of the Holy Trinity, is of Late and
jnor Perpendicular character, eiiv. 1500, and the chapel
beyond it, knovn as" Hall's chapel," is of the same date-; the
bt'ter is nov naed as a vestry and library for the books siven
hy Dr. Xeircome, master of St. John's College, Cambridge,
and Dean of Dorchester, to the Corporation of Grantham,
snil was transferred to the churchwardens by Earl Brownlow
in 1819. Orer the suath porch is a small chamber containing
the librarj- presented to the church early in the
siiteenth centurj- by Francis Trigg, priest, of Wclbourn ;
these roluraes are all chained to tiie desks on which they
lie, and include ssuie valuable works of the Fathers and
rarlier Divines ; a small Perjicndic-ular bay window looks
inlo the church. The font, belonging to the Decorated
period, has an octagonal panelled bowl, richly carved with
snbjects-from the Old Testauietrt and figures of the Apostles ;
there are six stained memorial windows inclnding the east
vindow erected in 1883 ; of the others, inserted during 1B53-
75,tbree are at tixe vest end ; the northernmost was jiresented
ky the trustees of the late Mr. Charles Clarke. In the
church is an altar-tomb of stone, placed beneath a recessed
arch in the wall of tlie south aisle, and inscribed on the
margin of the slab to Richard de Calteby, or Saltby, and
.Margaret, his wife, 1363 ; and a Hat sepulchral slab bears an
inscription to John Saltby, of Gunwarby, 1439 ; more to the
Rut, on the same wall, is another monument, similar to
that of Richard Saltby ; in the north aisle is a stone tomb,
supporting a black marble s'ab, inscribed to Francis Malham,
nt Elalack, a devotedlRoyolist, 1660, by Jane, his third wife ;
against the same wall and near to the foregoing is an
imposing monument by Cheer, to Sir Dudley Ryder, Lord
Chief Justice of the King]s Bench, 1754-6, and an ancestor
iif the present Earl of Harrowby ; in the south aisle is a
monument to William Cust, a naval officer killed in an
attack «n Port t^iuis. Mar. 8, 1747 : a representation in
relief of the engagement. The south porch and library
irere restored by a private benefactor in j88i. The organ,
originally built by Byficid, was improve<l in 1838, again in
1845 an<l in 1851. In 1869 it was rebuilt and enlar^d and
the organ case renewed from designs by the late Sir George
(iilbert Scott b.a. : the cost, inclusive of £soo for the case,
was ^£960 : a further sum of £85 was expended ujxin it in
1S78. The chancel is seiiarated from the nave b^ a hand-
wme carved ook screen designed by the late Sir G. G.
Scott H.i. and erected from a legacy left by Mrs. Ottle}-,
at a cost of ;f 800 '.it takes the place of a former stone screen,
long since destroyed ; the pulpit was erected by the
relatives of the late Hun. Bichard Cust, whose friend also
presented the handsome brass eagle lectern ; the altar^lotb,
'i velvet, is bmatifully embroidered, and was presented in
186^ by the Honourable Lady Welby-Gregory, the whole
havmg been worked by herself and her sister. The building
was extensively repaired in 1866-7, under the direction of
the late Sir George Gilbert Scott b.a. when the whole of the
routs were renewed in oak and covered with lead ; the
entire cost of repairs since 1840 has amomited to upwards
of ;£33,ooo; the north porch was restored in 1877 as a
mcmorU to the bite Sir Glynne Earle Welby-Gregory
bait, at a cost of ;£5oo : two doors, ornamented with fine
hammered iron ;for this porch worlc, and designed by Sir
<i. O. Soott, were presented by Sr W. E. ■H'cTby-Gregory
hart. : thare are 1,400 sittings, all of which are free The
register dates from the year 1563, bnt is imperfect till
1580. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ^^454,
gross yearly value /^i.ooo, including 450 acres of glebe,
with residence, and charged with endowments for the
rectory of Great Gonerby and the vicarage of Spittlegate ;
it is in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1883
hy the Rev. William Glaister m. a.,b.c.i. of University Col-
lege, OxfonL and surrogate, who also holds the Campden
Lectureship, value ;^ioo yearly, in the gift of the Mercers'
CoroiAuy of London.
The dinrch of St. John the Evangelist, in Spittlegate,
erected in 1840-3, is a bmlding of stone in the Earn- English
Lancet style, designed by Salvin, and consists of chancel,
nave of four bays, aisles, transepts and a western tower with
pinnaclea,cuntaining i boll: in 1883-4 the edifice was restored
and enlarged by the extension of both aisles and the rebuild-
ing of the chancel, the interior being also entirely reseated; the
total cost was j£3,090k one-fourth of which was defrayed by
James Homsby esq. and the rest by subscription : the organ
was erected in 1871 by subscription, at a cost of ;^43o : there
are sittings for 1,100 persons. The register dates from the
^ear 1842. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value Z418
including i acre of glebe, in the gift of the vicar of Grantham,
>m<l held sinoe 1870 by the Rev. Clement Elsmerc m.a. of
<Tiri8t Church, Oxford.
St. Saviour's mission church. Manners street. Little
Gonerby, is a small brick building attached to the church of
St. Wulfran : it was erected by subscription, and is capable
of seating about iao persons: services are also held at
Welby school mission-room, Welby street, and Little
Gonerby school chajiel, Brownlow street, in connection with
the same church, and at the Inner Street school mission
church, Spittlegate, in connection with St. John's church.
The Catholic chapel, dedicated to St. Mary, in North
parade. Little Gonerby, was erected by the Rev. Thomas
Tem|)est, in 1833, at a cost nf ^^5,000, inclusive of priest's
house and school-room, and will seat 350 persons ; in 1876
a side chapel was added.
The Baptist. cha]>cl, in Wharf road, was erected in 1863-4,
the congregation having ]>reviously met since 1S59 at a bouse
on St. Peter's hill ; the building wUl hold 600 persons and cost
;^S2o. The General Baptist chapel, in George street, formerly
a com warehouse, was converted to its present use in
1877, ** * <»•* 0' if 4° ; *''8 congregation, formed in 1876,
had previously useo^the Westgate rooms.
The Calvinist chajjel is in CWitlegate, and will seat 300.
The Congregational chapel. Avenue road, is a builiung of
stone in the l^rly English style, erected in 1870, at a cost
(inclusive of bouse and school) of ;^4,soo, and wiU seat 600
persons.
The Primitive Methodist chapel, in Commercial road,
Spittlegate, was restored in 1867, at a cost of ^£300 ; and
again in 1876, at a cost of /^6oo, and will now seat about 650.
The Free Methodist diapel, in Chapel street. Little
Gonerby, originally Congregational chapel, was purchased
in 1869 for jf76o, its originiu cost having been ;f 3,300 : it is
now (1884) being thoroughly restored at a probable cost of
j^7So, and will seat 500 jiersons.
The Weslcyan Methodist chapel, Finkin street, was erected
in 1840 on the site of a smaller one : it is an edifice of the
Tuscan order, and cost /5,8oo, inclusive of 7 vestries and
chapel keeper's house, anu will seat 1,000 persons: in 1856 an
organ was added at a cost of ;£'40o : the chapel was restored
in 1868, at a cost of ^£300.
The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, in Bridge End road,
Spittlegate, is a building of brick with stone facings in the
Early Decorated style, and was erected on a site given
by Messrs. Hornsby in 1875, at a cost of ;^i,8oo, two
ministers' houses were also built in Dudley road, at a cost
of ;f4,500, the site being the gift of William Hornsby esq.
the old houseS'in Wharf rood being then sold for ^^1,050.
The Wesleyan Reform chapel, Swinegate (originally a
theatre), will seat 350 persons : in 1873 the interior was
remodelled and reseated and other improvements made;
an organ was erected in 1875, at a total cost of ;f 400.
The Grammar school \vas founded in 1538 by Richard
Fox, Bishop of Winchester, the favourite minister of King
Henry VII. and a native of Ropsley : it was endowed by
King Edward VI. in 1553 and iwssesses a revenue of about
/i,ioo yearly. The school was reorganised tmder the
Endowed School Act of 1876 and is now under the control of
a governing body of 15 members, of whom three viz. The
Lord Lieutenant, the Mayor and the Chairman of the Board
of Guardians are ex-offleo governors, six co-optative, three
representative appointed by the Town Council, and three by
the Burial Board. There are six exhibitions,in the form of free
tuition for 3 years, two being awarded annually. Six junior
exhibitions: three of ^lo and three of £15 each yearly,
for 3 years ; two of which arc awarded yearly to boys under
15 who have been at the school three years. There are also
senior exhibitions, not exceeding £^ each ; for boys over
16, entitling the holders to a professional education at some
university ; the number of these is regulated by the state of
the funds. Pnpils of this school have also a preference in oora-
jietitinn for the Newcome exhibition of ^^40 yearly at St.
John's College, Cambridge, and to two Lovett exhibrtions of
;^So each at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, the latter
being restricted to sons of clergj-men. There are now 90
boys. Among the distinguished persons educated at this
school may be named. Sir William Cecil in -1533 ; Sir Henry
More in 1634 ; Sir Isaac Newton in 1654 ; (>)lley Cibber in
1683 ; Dean Newcome in 1710 ; and the Right Rev. Frederick
Barker d b. late Bishop of Sydney. The school-room and
adjoining residence, erected 'by Bishop Fox, are spacious
and convenient and were refitted in 1855, and alarge dining-
room added ; two class-rooms were added in i86g.
The Grantham Ladies' College, sitnated on St. Peter's hill,
was established in 187s for the purpose of providing the
daughters of gentlemen a sound and religions education of
tihebighest order, at moderate terms, upon the principles
and in the manner which the experience of the Cheltenham
Ladies' College had proved to be successful : the funds for
promoting the college were raised in 300 shares of j^3o each ;
the LordBishop of the diocese is visitor and Earl Brownlow
president.
The Guildhall and Police Station, situated on St. Peter's
hill, and erected in 1869, is a building of brick jrith sbme
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fadngs, in a mixed Kenaisaance style, and is surmonnted by
a dock turret : on the left of the entrance-hall is the borottf h
gorreyor's office, and on the right is the nevs-room ; to the
rear is the aesaions-hall and magistrates' retiring-room ; the
irttole of the front storey is devoted to the assembly-room, a
fine apartment 60 feet long by 30 feet wide, and in the rear
are the coxmcil and ante-rooms ; the police station, irith head
constable's residence, is attached to the building on the south
side and is flanked by four cottages for police residences.
Quarter, special and petty sessions (the latter every mon-
day), for the borough are held in the GnildhaU; Gilbert
George Kennedy esq. is recorder.
The old Town Hall, which formerly stood in High street,
was pulled down, and handsome premises, for the Stamford,
Spalding and Boston Banking Company erected on the site.
The Exchange Hall, Hi|^ street, in which the com
market is hela every Saturday, was erected in 1853, at a
cost of about ;f 6,000, in £$ shares, and is the property of a
Company : its area is 80 by 44 feet : the upper storey is
devoted to the nue of the roblic Literary Institution and
Beading Society. Ixi November, 1863, it was injured by fire
to the extent of jTi^ooo, but was restored the following year.
The Westgate Rooms, 66 feet by 40, were erected in 1853,
at a cost of about ;f 6,000, in £xo shares, and became the
DToperty of the Exchange Hall Company in 1873. The
bnilding has a good front, towards the Market-place and the
upper storey is occupied as ofHcea of the Inland Revenue.
Tlieae large halls are often let for sales, and musical and
other entertainments.
The Butter Hall, in the Market-place, erected by the town
council in 187a, is a convenient but very plain building,
and is under the management of the head constable.
The Temperance Hall, in Wharf road, erected by voluntary
ctHitributions, in 1874, at a cost of -jf 800, is let for lectures
and meetings, and will hold 400 persons.
The Theatre, in George street, opened May 4th, 1875, is
a plain brick biiilding, and will hold about 1,800 persons. It
is now let to the Salvation Army.
The Conduit, in the Market-olBce, is an ancient structure,
erected in 1579, *'>^ supplied by water from springs in
Gonerby conducted to the town by the Grey Friars in 1314 ;
it was granted to the town by Robert Fysher in 1684, and
in i860 was thoroaghly restored and utilized as a drinking
fountain.
In the centre of the Market-place is an Ancient Cross,
believed to have been erected by the Grey Friars ; John
Manners esq. lord of the manor in 1779, took it down, but
was compelled by mandamus to replace it, on the gronnd|
that Royal Proclunations were wont to be made from it ; the
cross is at present without its lofty shaft, but it is now
(1884) in course of restoration.
Here are three banks, Messrs. Hardy and Co. a branch of
the Stamford, Spalding and Boston Banking Company
Limited, and a branch of the Leicestershire Banking Com-
pany Limited ; there is also a savings bank : two newspapers
(the " Grantham Journal " and the " Grantham Times "),
a large agricultural implement works (Richard Homsby and
Sons Limited), carriage manufactory, paper and corn mills,
breweries, tanneries, many building establishments, and
there is a large business in malting.
There are many good inns. The principal are the Angd
and Royal, and the Geor^. The Angel and Ro>-al Hotel, in
High street, once belonging to the Kiughts Templars, is one
of the three remaining mediseval hostels that exist in England
''the others being at Fotheringbay and at Glastonbury. The
front of two storeys displays a wide pointed gateway, the
heads terminating the hood moulding representing Edward
in. and Queen Philippa ; over the gateway is a boldly pro-
^'ecting bay, resting on a massive corbel ; on either side are
nttresses, rising to the parapet, and at each'end of the front
are square projecting bays, rising to the fall height ; the
parapet is enriched with a band of quatrefoils. Slany in-
teresting associations are connected with this hostelry, one
of the earliest being the holding of his court here by King
John on the 23rd of February, 1313, as appears from the
Patent Rolls of that reign. On the 19th October, 1483, King
Richard IH. signed in this house the death warrant of the
Duke of Buckingham : the apartment in which his signature
is said to have been affixed, called " the King's Room," runs
the whole length of the frontage in High street, and has a
richly deskfned oriel window, lliis hotd, under the bequest
of one Michael Solomon made in the early part of the tenth
century, is subject to the payment of 40s. a year on
Michaelmas day, for a sermon on drunkenness. H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales visited this and the George hotel, February
23rd, 1866. The latter hotel is referred to by Charles
Dickens in " NichoUs Nickleby." The " Chequers Arms "
is another ancient inn, dating from 1563, and was re-erected
1867.
The market day is on Saturday ; and the fairs are the
nrst Tuesday in April, and two following daj-s. Easter Eve
stock fair, a stock and annual pleasure fair, Cherry Pair,
July 7th, stock fair ; September 5th, new ram fair, also for
beasts ; October 26th, stock fair ; December 17th, fat stock
fair. Mr. Henry Escritt hol(k a fat stock sale eT«ry
Monday.
The prisons, in accordance with the " Prison Act " o(
1877, were closed in 1878, and the prisoners transferred to
Lindsey Connty prison at Lincoln ; tne old gaol is now osed
as a tobacco manufactory.
The Guildhall news room was opened in 1861 ; it is mtio-
tained by subscription, and is well supplied widi Londou
and pronncial newspapers and periodicals.
The Steam Laundry, in the Londonthorpe road, is 1
spacious and well-appomted group of brnldin^ with exten-
sive drying and bleaching grounds, and is fitted irifh
modern machinery; it is the property of a Company
started in 1878, with a capital of ;f3,oooin shares of/io
each ; and from 40 to 50 hands are employed : the mooern
sj'stem of Frendi dyeing and cleuiing has recently been
introduced.
The Public Baths, erected in Wharf road in 1854, oonsiit
of 10 private baths and a vapour bath, the water being tup-
plied from a well 34 feet deep. They are the property of
the Corporation, but are under private management.
The Grantham Hospital, for m-patients o^y, is situated
on the Manthorpe read aboutl^ mile north of the town : it ii
a building of stone in the Gothic style, erected in 1874-5, ''
a cost of ;^S.<x»i on a site given by the Right Hon. the
Earl Brownlow, who, with other gentlemen of the distridt
subscribed liberally towards defraying the cost of erection :
it was opened by Lady Brownlow in January, 1875 ■ '^
building contains fifteen beds in the main block and fire
beds in a separate structure, in addition to which there
are four private wards ; the inmates have since 1883 beoi
admitted free of charge except in certain spedfled cases.
ITie Dispensary, situated in Finkin street, was establi^ed
in 1849 u;xin the self-supporting system, and has upwards
of 4,000 members : it is managed by a committee of 12
members ; William Vincent Hardwick, secretary.
"rhe Friendly and Trade .Societies Medioil Institution, 4t
Swinegate, originated at a meeting of ddegates hekl in
Grantham in 1878, and was established in 1879. "^
committee consists of 37 members from whom a managing
committee is selected: there are now (1884) apww£ of
1,000 members ; John Hancock, secretary.
The Campden lectureship is maiutamed by a siuu of
money bequeathed in 1651, by Viscountess Campden, the
yearly proceeds to be emplo}-ed for the endowment of two
lectureships, one of which was obtain^ by the Corporatian
from the Mercers' Company of. London, who were the
trustees under Ladj- Campden's will.
The interest of Carles Clarke's charity of jf S<». le" ">
1790, is applied to the repairs of the parish church.
Lanj-with's charity. — ^This charity consists of two sums of
/7SO each, bequeathed to trustees by the wills of the late
Lucy and Arabella Langwith, in the year 1857, and invested
in £-i per Cent. Consob, the income being divisible, as to
two-thirds thereof amongst ten poor women, residents of
Grantham, Spittlegate and Little Gonerby, and the remain-
ing one-third amongst the widows in Hurst's Almshooses;
the annual income amounts to 4ibout ^1^43; the vicar of
Grantham for the time being |md John Grundy Ibomp-
son esq. are the trustees.
Other charities were merged in the new Grammar school
scheme in 1876.
The most important of these is Curteis' Charity, of ;f 17s
per annum, consisting of ;f 151, derived from the rent it six
nouses in Curteis' place, and £a^ from land in SpitUegate.
Thomas Hurst d.d. by his will, dated 20th November,
1671, gave certain almshonses adjoining the west end of
the churchyard of St. WuUran, for the residence of eight
poor widows, rent free.
Francis Trigg and Anthony Acomes' charities the first
bequeathed in 1597 and the latter in 1640, were, by a
scheme dated the 19th March, i860, for the regulation,
management and apph'cation of the income thereof, directed
by the High Court of Chancery to be applied in the first
place to the repairs of the almshouses caUed Hurst's alms-
houses, and then in pajing to the six senior alms persons
elected to such almshouses a sum not exceeding 6s. nor less
than 3s. 6d. per week.
Bradlej-'s Almshouses, situated in High street, were bnilt
in 187s, ""1 endowed from moneys left for that purpose by
Elizabeth, widow of Richard Bradley esq. of Grantham,
m the year 1874, for six females, aged not less than 63
years, members of the Church of England, and previous
residents of the town or of Little Gonerby; each inmate
receives 5s. weekly : the principal is vested in the official
trustee of charitable funds, in trust to pay the amount of
annual income to the vicar and two churchwardens who
have the choice of the inmates.
Daw&on's Almhouses, situated in Brook street, lattle
Gonerby, were erected in i86a by the^trostees of the charity
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left by the wQl of Georse Dawson in 1669 ; them are for ten
poor aged persons, eaca of whom receives 5s. weekly ; the
inooms amonnting to about £335 a derived from two
fums, one at GosEerton and the other at Risegate.
Sir Isaac Ilewton was bom at Woolsthorpe, near Grant-
ham, ajth December, 164a, and commenced his education
at the Grammar school here : he afterwards proceeded, in
leCo, to Trinity College, Cambridge, where, in 1667, ho be-
cune a fellow, and in 1669, professor of mathematics ; in
1671, he was elected a fellow of the Boyal Society, in 1673
he poblished his theory of light; in 1676 his method of
flnnons ; and in 1687 his " nindpia," or mathematical
sjstem of physics ; in 1609 he was made Master of the Mint,
hi 1858, to perpetuate his memory a fine bronze statue by
Mr. Theed was erected on St. Peter's Hill, at a cost of
jj^i.Soo ; it was inaugurated by Ijord Brougham, and stands
on the site of one of the crosses erected by Edward I. to the
memory of his Queen Eleanor.
(hantham is situated on the Lias formation, the greater
part of it being bm1t upon a deep dry bed of gravel and
and. The sewage is disposed of since 1881, at a sewage
{arm at Marston, 5 miles north of the town : it is conveyed
by gravitation through a two foot sewer having a total faU of
33 feet, the farm has an area of 931 acres, 105 of which are
nnderdrained five feet, and already under irrigation, produo-
isg rich crops of loota and vegetables. The effluent water
vnich issues from the main under drain passes clear and
inoffensive through a dyke half a mile long, and is discharged
into the Witham.
The manor is now held by the Earl of Dysart.
Orantham Castle, granted to Edmund of Langley, Duke
of York, fifth son of Edward III. in 1363, stood north-east
ot the church ; no vestiges now exist. Some remains of St.
Catherine's chantry may be seen between the cemetery and
the rivor Witham. .
Gbaiitrah Obanob, formerly extra-parochial, is now a
parish within the borough, near the Market-place ; it con-
tains about 10 acres of land, laid out as gardens, and is the
property of the Earl of Dysart, and was without houses or
population in 1881 ; it was anciently possessed by a house
of Grey Friars, established here in 1390 ; but dimolved by
Henry VUL in 1540 ; no traces of any bmldings now exist
The ana of the municipal borough is 1,676 acres ; the
rateable value and population of the munici]»l and parlia-
moitary borough in t88i, was : —
Grantham township
Oimtbam Qranse parish
Harrowby township (part of))
Manthorpe-cum-Litus> Gonerby
township* :
Somerby township (pert of)
Spittlegate^oughton and Walton
townahip (part of;t
Municipal limits
Harrowby township (part of)
Blanthorpe-cnm-Little Gonerby
township (part of)
Somerby township (part of)
Spittlegste, Houghton and Walton
township (part of)t
Total
Foimliktlon
1881.
Bsteable
value.
6,080
aa.724
346
317
1,746
3.3aa
898
11,688
3.339
6,340
31.194
16,886
61/108
90
3,398
a4S
5
3,064
3.046
"9
3.824
17.34s
72,340
: Inctnding IM In the UlUUs Bamwks.
* Indndin^ 1ft in Gnntham Hospital.
f Invading 149 offlosrs and inmataa in the Worldiouw.
Parish Clerk, George W. Wilkinson.
Spittl«C^te (or Spital-Gatb) is a populous town-
ship, nooetly within the municipal borough of Grantham on
the south, and in 1842 was formed into an ecclesiastical
parish frran Grantham civil parish, in the Southern division
of the county, wholly in Grantham parliamentary borough.
Official SBtablishmentSt
POST, MONEY ORDEfi k TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Savings
Bank k GoTcmment Annuity k Insurance Office, Market
ribcc.— Joseph Hancock, postmaster. Box is closed for
The Cliil row, Colstorworth fc all places within the
Grantham delivery at 5.30 a.m. For London, Newark,
Linooln, Nottingham, Mansfield, Melton Movrbniy,
Derby, Southwell k Leicester, Manchester, Birmingham,
Chesterfield JcShelBeldat ii.ioa.m. extra stamp 11.30
a-m. Lcmdon, Huntingdon, St. Neots, Hitchin k Cam-
bridge, a.50 p.m. extra stamp 3 p.m. Scotland, Ireland,
nnion and county court district, rural deanery of North
Grantham and Lmcoln archdeaconry and diocese. Here is
a County Police Station, with superintendent's residence:
these premises are retained by the county and are not
included in the area of the borough. The Grantham Union
workhouse and the Great Northern Railway station are
situated in Spittlegate, as also the engineering and acricnl-
tural implement works of Messrs. B. Homsby and Sons
Limited, employing over 1,300 men. Here are two
breweries and a corn mill, and malting is carried on to a
considerable extent ; brickmaking is likewise carried on.
HoDOHTON adjoining Spittlegate on the south-east and
Walton adjoining on &e south are hamlets ; at the former
is a paper mill. The reservoir of the Grantham Water
Works Company, situated on the Ponton road, will hold
700,000 gallons of water. The Earl of Dysart is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil is various, the
hills being composed chiefly of limestone ; subsoil, mostly
clay. The chief crops are barley, wheat and turnips. The
area is 3,05a acres.
Parish Clerk; Spittlegate, Joseph Whaley.
liittle Gonerby (Manthorpe - cum-Little Gonerby)
adjoins the borough of Orantham on the north, and is
united with it for ecclesiastical purposes ; it is in the
Southern division of the county, partly in the municipal
and wholly in Grantham parliamentary borongh, nnion and
county court district, Spittlegate petty sessional division.
The Earl of Dysart who is lord of the manor, and Earl
Brownjow D.i., t.r. are the chief landowners. The ai«a
is 700 acres.
Harrowby is a township, adjoining the borough of
Grrantham on the east, and to which it is ecclesiastically
connected, in the Southern division of the county, Spittle-
gate petty sessional division, partly in the municipal and
wholly in Grantham parliamentary borough, nnion and
county court district. The barracks for the Royal South
Lincolnshire militia, forming the 4th battalion of the Lin-
colnshire regiment, were erected here when Grantham be-
came their headquarters. The building is of blue stone, in a
castellated style, and consists of two courts, of which the
first was erected in 1858, at a cost of ;f3,640; over the
gateway is a bcmd room ; the rest of the front comprises an
armoury for i,03o stand of arms, a guard room, a prisoners'
room with 3 cells, 3 store rooms, tailors' shop kc. ; in the
centre is the parade ground 60 yds. by 40, and at the end a
covered drill shed ; the magazine will hold 75,000 rounds
of ammunition ; at the sides are officers' quarters and
stabling: the second court was added in 1S72, and in-
cludes houses for 30 men, an hospital for ao patients, and
other offices, and a reading room ; tiie adjutant's residence,
detached from the barracks, was also erected in 1872 ; a
large Beld adjoining is used for drill purposes. The manor
was purchased of the Bolt family by Sir Dadley Ryder, who
was Lord Chief Justice of the lung's Bench in 1754, and is
now the property of the Bight Hon. Earl of Harrowby p.c. :
the ancesters of the present lord were long seated at
Harrowby Hall, now a farm-house in the occupation of
Thomas Newton esq. The Earl of Harrowby p. c. is lord
of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is mostly
Creech land, and the subsoil on the hills stone, and in the
vale blue clay. The chief crops are turnips, barley, seeds
and wheat. The area is i,4S3A. 3B. aip.
ITew Somerby is a part of the parish of Somerby,
adjoining Spittlegate, and now forms a populous _ por-
tion of the borongh of Grantham. The iron mission
church of St. Anne was erected in 1884, at a cost of Z600,
and will seat 350 persons. The cemetery for Grantham,
Spittlegate, Efoughton and Walton and Manthorpe-cum-
Little Gonerby, which was opened on May ist, 1857, is
almost- entirely in this district, and covers an area of 9 acres,
3 of which were added in 1873 ; the total cost wos about
j£7,aoo, inclusive of two mortuary chapels connected by an
ardiway. The cemetery is under the control of a Burial
board of so members, to which the parish of Grantham
contributes 9 members, ^ittlegate 7, and Little Gonerby 4.
The inhabitants of New Somerby have the right to bury
here on payment of double fees.
Xtocal Institutions Ac.
Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham k north-western
j parts of England, 7 p.m. extra stamp 7.15. Eastern
j counties, 7.15 p.m. extra stamp l7.aoa.m.; London fc
I other parts of England, 7.30 p.m. extra stamp 7.35 p.m.
I London & Peterborough, 10 p. m. Sundays: All parts of
I the country, 7 p.m.; London k Peterborough, 8 p.m
List of Places in the Delivery of Grantham; — AUington S.O.
Ancastcr S.O. Aisby, Barkston S.O. Barrowby S.O.
Bossiugthorpe, Belton S.O. Belvoir Castle, 'Bennington,
! Long 8.0. Bitchfleld S.O. Boothby S.O. Brandon.
Digitized by VjUUy IC
4^4 GHANTHAM.
LmCOLNSHIRE.
[kbixt's
Branston S.O. Buekminster S.O. Burton Goggles S.O.
Carlton S.O. Caathorpe, ♦Caythorpe S.O. •CoUter-
worthS.0. »Corby S.O. Croxton S.O. »Denton S.O.
Doddingtun, Dry, Easton, Eaton, Foston, Freiston, Ful-
beck S.O. Gelaton, Gipple, Great Gonerby S.O. Gunby,
Hanbeck, Hanbv, Harlaxton S.O. Harrowby, Harston
S.O. Honington S.O. Hough S.O. Houghani, Humby
Great & Little, Hungertun. Haydor, Ingoklsby S.CJ.
Jericho, Kelby, •Knipton S.O. ♦Leadeiiham S.O. Lenton,
Lobthorpe, Londouthnrpc, Manthorpc S.O. Marston
S.O. Navenby S.O. Normanton S.O. Oasby, Ponton
Great S.O. Ponton Little S.O. Rcmley S.O. Sedge-
brooke S.O. Sewstem, Skillington S.O. Somcrby S.O.
Stainby S.O. Stoke-Kocbford S.O. Stroxton, Sad-
brooke S.O. Swayfield S.O. Svston S.O. Temple Uruer,
Thistleton, Welbomrn S.O. Welby S.O. WelUngore S.O.
Westborough, Westby, Wnioughby Wert S.O. Wilrford,
Witham North, Witham South S.O. Woodnook, WooU-
tborpe S.O. Wyville. Mails for these places are dis-
patched at 6.S to 6. 15 a.m
Places marked thus • are telegrajih offices (7)
Spittlbgate Post & Mon'ky Order Office & Savings
Bank, London road, Benjamin Tindale Sumner, post-
master. Box closes at 8.30 a.m. & 6.45 p.m. on week
days only
Niw Soif ESBY Post Office, Dudley road, Henry Bailey,
sub-postmaster. Box closes at 10.40 a.m. ^6.45 p.m.
Delivieries of letters -k parcels commence at 7.15 k
11.45 O'lA. &3.'30 p.m
Letteb Boxes : —
Spittlegate, Bridge End road, cleared at 10.30 a.m. k
6.45 p.m
Railway Station, cleared at 10.30 a.in. 13.45 P-m- ^ ^
p.m. on week days only
Little Gonerby, at No. i. North Parade, cleared at 11. 10
a.m k 6.45 p.m. ; snmlays at 6 p.m. Brook Street,
cleared at 1 1.5 a.m. 13.45 p.m. k 6.45 p.m. ; san<lsys
at 6 p.m
Barrowby Lane, cleared at 10.15 o-™- 13.30 p.m. k 6.10
p.m. ; Sundays at 5.50 p.m
■Rwn Hall, St. Peter's Hill, cleared at 11 a.m. k 6.55
p.m.; Sundays at 5.50 p.m
MEHBESS OF PABLUVEIT.
John William Mellor esq. q.c, m.a., j.p. Ciilinhead,
Pitminster, Taunton ; & 68 St. George's sq. London » w
Charles Savile Roundell esq. h.a., d.i., j.p. Osborne,
Femhurst, Hnslemere ; k 16 Curzon st. London «
Returning Officer, The Mayor
C0UHT7 HAOISTBATES FOB SPITTLSOATE PETT7
SESSIOHAL DITISIOI.
Brownlow Earl of D.r« Belton house, Grantham
Cholmelqr Sir Hugh Arthur Henry bart. d.l. Easton
park, Grantham
Thorold Sir John Henry bart. d.l. Svston park, Granthm
Welby-Gregory Sir William Earle bart. D.i. Denton hall,
Grantham
Hildyard Rer. James b.d. Rectorj-, Ingoldsbr, Grantham
Homsby James esq. Honington hall, Grantham
Homsby William esq. Irnham hall, Grantham
Johnston Robert Henry esq. The Hank, Westgate, Granthm
Lely William Orinflcld esq. b.a. Carlton bouse, Carlton
ScToop, Grantham
Nevile George esq. d.l. Stubton hall, Newark
Parker Lieut. -Col. Charles John Bulli\-ant, Stoncbridge,
Harrowby, Grantham
Thorold Captain Cecil, Boothbv hall, Grantham
Tumor Chnstoplier esq. d.l. Stoke Rochford, Grantham
Welby Capt. A. C. Earfe, Denton hall, Grantham
Welby Bev. George Earle m.a. Rectory, Barrowby,Grantham
Welbv John Earle esq. Allington hall, Grantham
Worsley Rev. Canon Pennjiuan Wharton m.a. Rectorj-,
Little Ponton, Grantham
Clerk to the Mugistralcs, William Manners
Petty Sessions arc held at (lie Pnlkv Station, London road,
the 1st it, ^rd fridav iu cvcrv month
Places in the Winnibri^ anil Thrco Petty Sessional Divi-
sion :—Braceby, Boothby Pagnell. Colsternorth with
Woolsthorpe, Easton, Humby (Little), Ponton (Great),
Ponton (Little), Ropslcy, Stoke (North), Sapperton,
bkillington, Somerby with Great Humbv, Spittlegate,
Houghton & Walton, Stoke-Rochford, Stroxton. Beltis-
loe :— Bassingthorpe and Westby, Bitchficid, Gunby,
IngolcLoby, Stainby, THyford, Witham (North) and Lob-
thorjie. Lovedeii :— Allington, Bcckingham with Sutton,
Bennington Long, Bennington Grange, Helton, Barkston,
Barrowby with Casth,)rpe, Broughton (Brant), Carlton
Scroope, Claypole, Doddington, Denton, Fent^.n, Foston,
)JJ"^\, Gonerby, Grantham Grange, Hangerton-cum-
wyville, Houmgton, Honaham, Hough-on-the-Hill with
Brandon and
thorpe, Marston, Manthorpe-cmn-Little Gonerby, Nor
manton, Stubton, Sedgebrook, Syston, Stragglethorpe
Westborough, Woolsthorjie near Belvoir. Aswardhurn
—Welby
OOBPOBATIOI.
Recobdkr — Gilbert CSeorge Kennedy esq. 3 Dr. John-
son's building. Temple, Limdon e.c
Matob — George Sumner Hannett esq. Gladstone terrace
Alderuen.
Name. Time Expires
Slater George, High street iBSi
Bell John Price, Higbiield house. NewSomerby i88J
Wand William Long, Watezgate 188;
Basker Charles, Westgate 188;
Col'NaLtOBS.
West Ward.
Lincoln Joshua, Albion street 188;
Shaw John, 44 Westgate 188;
Martin Benrv, Wharf road 188;
SoofHeld William, Westgate 188;
Codling Samuel, Commercial road, 188;
Bndd Samuel Bentley, Wharf road 188:
East Ward.
Collingwood Reuben, Swinegate 188;
Hall Joseph, Luiidon road ^ 188;
Hannett George Sniimer (mayor), Gladstone terrace.
Little Gonerby i88<
Gamble Arthur Compertz, Avenneroad. i8B<
Fillingham William, High street 188:
Geeson James, High street... 188:
B0B0U6H MAOISTKATES.
The Mayor.
Fisher Francis Dixon, i Market place
Hopkinson Thomas, 44 High street
Homsby James, Honington hall
Homsby William, Irnham hall
Jeans James William u.d. 15 Swinegate
Shipman George William k.k.c.s. Eng. 41 Watergate
Slater George, 59 High street
Thuini>san John Grundy, Beacpnfleld
Williamson Samuel Lamb
Burbidge John Fowler
Uerk, Aubrey Henry Mah'm, Westgate
Borough Petty Sessions arc held at the Gnildhall ever]
monday at 10 a.m.
Officrbs of The Corporation k Ubbam >SAKrT.kBi
Attthoritt.
Town Clerk k Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority i
Coroner, Aubrey Henry Malim, Westgate
Treasurer, Charles John Bnllirant Parker, Grantham lank,
89 Westgate
Clerk of the Peace, George Walter Qlynne Bennmmit, x
Watergate
Medical Officer of Health k Public Analyst, Alfred Ashb)
M.B. St. Peter's hill
Auditors, Henry Escritt a. Wilh'am Whysall, High street
& Reuben Collingwood, 6 North street
Borough Surveyor, Sidney'Gomperti Gamble, Gnildiiall
Head Constable, Qerk of the Markets & Inspector of We igbti
k Measures, John Pemberton, Police station, Gnildhall
Inspector of Nuisances, James Barnacle, Sidney street
Collector of Rates, Henry George Cooper, 35 High strfet
Clerk to the Sewage Works, Aubrey Henry Malim, Westgaif
Town Crier, John William Atkinson, 7 Stanton street
School Attendance Officer, Geo. Wm. Appleby, 62 Castlegsu
Maoe Bearers, selected from the jxilice sergeants
IHSUBAXCE AOEHTS.
Atlas, Henry Thompson k Sons, 11 Elmer street north
British Empire Mutual, J. Geeson, 47 High street ;
George Sumner Hannett, Westgate
Clerical, Medical k General, Henry Thompson k Sons,
Elmer street north
General Life A Fire, J. King, Wharf road ; P. C. Soothvell,
Dudley house
Hand-in-Hand, J. Hutchinson, Manthoriie lodge
Imperial, Westgate, W. Coultas. 91 k 93 Westgate
London Assurance, J. Martin, High street ; F. W. Robin-
son, 85 Westgate
Northern Assurance, Jacob Scott, Gladstone terrace. Little
Gonersby ; Joseph Wilson, 4 Finkin street
Norwich Union Fire, A. H. MaJim
Phccnix Fire, Frederick Fletcher, 1+ Westgate
Provident Life. R. k J. H. Ojllingwood
Prudential Lite Assurance, William Booksby, 4 Chamxr
terrace, Chambers street (district superintendent)
Reliance Mutual Life, R. C. Brightwell, Railway terrace;
A. M. Bent, Gt. Gonerby schools
Roj-al Exchange, Joseph Wade, High street
Royal Farmers' & General. G. Gamble, Blyth terrace
Scottish Equitable Life, Charles Rix, 8 Launder terrace;
William Willis, 8 Market place
OeUiton, Harlaxton, Harrowby, London- 1 Sun Fire, H. TbomjMOQ fc^QM,jB«^ .street north
DIBECTORT.]
LINCOLNBHIBB.
GRANTHAM. 425
PUBUC ESTABUSHVEHTS.
Boroueh Police Station, St. Peter's hill, John Pemberton,
bead constable. The force consists of the head constable,
3 sergeants & la constables
Batter hall, Market place, John Pemberton, keeper
Kradley's Almshonses, High street
Cenielery, Harrowb}' road. New Sumerby, Robert Aziack
White, clerk to the burial board ; George Hart, keeper
Coiuen'stire Aasociation, Arthur Hutchinson, hon. sec
Conservative Association, Beading Room ± Library, Finkin
■treet; G. W. Naylor, sec. : Henry Millichip, librarian
Coontr Court, oflioe, Elmer street north ; sittings held at
the Exchange hall, monthly, monday at 10.30 a.m. His
Honor James J. Hooper (recorder of South Molton),judge ;
J. G. Thompson, registrar; F. W. Thompson, deputy
registrar ; Samuel Cwlling, high bailiff ; John Watson,
Nottingham, olhcial receiver
Tbe foUoving places are included in its jurisdiction :^Alling-
ton, Ancaster, Aisby, Barkston, Barrowby, Stainmtb,
Barrowby Casthorpe, Ba&singthorpe, Belton, lielvoir,
Bitchlielrl, Bottedord,Braoeby, Brandon, Boothby Pagncll,
Burton Goggles, Carlton Scriwp, CoUterworth, (Virby,
Croxton Kerrial (Leicester), Denton, Easton, £iLitb(ir|ie,
Poston, Gelston, Uipple, (xreat Gonerby, Gunby, H;icoby,
Hanby, Harlaxton, Harrowby, Harston, Hungerton,
Haydnr, Honington, Hough, Hongham, Huinby Great,
Hornby Little, Ingoldsby, Keisby, Knipton, Lonton, Lob-
thorpe, Londontbnrpe, Mnstuu, Manthorpe, Marston,
Xormanton (Lincolnshire), Nurmanton (Leicestershire),
Oasby, Osgodby, PickworUi, Ponton Great, Ponton Little,
Kedmile, Uopatey Sapperton, SkiUington, Somerby, Stoke
South, Stoke North, Stainby, Sudbrooke, Swayfield.
Stroxttm, Sedgebrooke, bewstcrn, Systoo, Twyford,
Wtham South, Witham North, VVelby, Westby, Wil-
looghby West, Wood NcK>k, Woolsthorpe (Colsterworth),
WoolsthorjK (Belvoir), Wy villa
County Police Station, Spittlegate, Thomas Wynne, supt
Oavson's Almshouses, Brook street
Exchange Hall, High street, Thomas Alaop, sec. ; John
Boose, keeper
Farmers' Benevolent Association, A. H. Malfm, sec
Priendly fc Trade Societies' Medical Institution, Thomas
Pritchard if.D. medical oHicer, 45 Swinegate
(irantham Baths, Wharf rood, W^m. Jabez Widdotrson, leasee
(inotbam Hospital, Manthorpe road, George William Ship-
man, BJcfaard Wihon k Waller Hugh Paterson, hon.
medical officers ; Robert Henry Johnston, treasurer ;
George Walter Glynne BaamooDl, hon. secretary ; Miss
Maria Lonisa.Lowe, matron
Grantham Self-Aiduig Dispensary, Finkin street, James
Eaton k Richard Wilson, medical officers ; WiUiam
Vincent Hardwick, sec.; William Sexton Rogers, dispenser
Grantham Wharf, George Ban^ collector
Guildhall News Boom, uivid Dixon, sec
Hurst's Almshouses, Church trees
Inland Reronne Office, Westgate rooms,
Eccott, sorreyor of taxes ; Charles W,
VOliani Jackson, officers
Liberal Association, William J. Adcock, sec
Liberal Association Reading Room i Library, 36 High
street ; William Watts, librarian
Sew Somerby literary Institute, Dudley rood, Samuel
Bnckby, sec. ; Benjamin Skipwortb, librarian
Spittlegate Working Men's Institute, Launder terrace ; k
branch, Inner street, J. F. Lyne, sec
i'tamp Office, 3 Vine street, Chas. Bushby, sub-distributor
Volnntear Fire Brigade, Engine house k lire bell, Toxm
haU ; Sidney Gompertz Gamble, snpermtendent
Westgate Bnoms, William Chester, keeper
MitlTARY.
Lincolnshire Regiment, 4th Battalion (Royal South lancoln-
shire Militia) ; headquarters. Barracks, Harrovby ; Col.
C. T. J. Moore, It. -001. commandant; A. de Burton &C.
P. Moore, majors ; Major Joseph Hamilton Hodgson
(and Bn. Lincoln Regiment), adjutant; Major A. Jebb, in-
structor of musketry ; C. Young, quarter-master; Surgeon-
Majors George William Shipman L.R.C.P. l/md. k A.
Aahby ilb. noedical officers
Lincolnshire Regiment, and Volunteer Battalion (comprising
A, B, C, D, E, F, G t H companies) ; head-quarters of
battalion kAkB Cos. 13 Finkin street ; Sir J. H. Thorold
hart. lieut.-col. ; Captain F. R. Lowth (ist Lincoln
Ra^ ), adjutant ; E.Dickinson, quarter-master ; Snrgeon-
Maior E. Morris h.d. surgeon ; J. H. Bissill k Richard
Wilson, hon. assistant surgeons ; C. K. Morris & G. F
England l.ii.c.i>. Lond. acting surgeons; Rev. Canon
Edward Moore k.a. hon. chaplain; Rev. G. W. Love
B.A. acting chaplain ; A. & B. Cos. Cai>t. J. Hutchinson,
commandant ; Richard Wilson, hon. assistant surgeon
Walter James
C. Pilhnan k
Grantham Union.
Board day, every alternate thnrsday, at 11 a.m. at the
board-room, at the workhouse.
The union contains the following places : — Ancaster, Bar-
rowby, Bassingthorpe, Belton, ^Iroir (Leicester), Bitch-
lield, Boothby Pagnell, Bottesford (Leicester), Broceby,
Burton Cogglcs, Carlton Scroop, Colsterworth-with-
Woolsthorpe, Croxton Kerrial (Leicester), Denton, Easton,
Great Gonerby, Granthaui, Grantham Grange, Gunby,
Haceby, Harlaxton, Harrowby, Harston (Leicester), Hay-
dor, Honington, Hough-on-the-Hill, Humby Little, In-
goldsby, Keisby, Knipton (Leicester), Laviugton or Lenton,
Londonthorpe, Manthorpe-cuni-Little Gonerby, Mnston
(Leicester), Nonnanton, Osgodby, Pickworth, Ponton
Great, Ponlon Little, Redmilo (Leicester), Ropslcy, Sap-
perton, SkiUington, Somerby, Spittlegate, Stainby, Stoke
North, Stoke South, Stroxton, Welhy, Witham North,
Witham South, Woolsthorpe, Wy ville-with-Hungerton ;
the population of the union m 1881 was 33,679 ; rateable
value, /233,a70
Clerk to the Guardians, Aubrey Henry Molim, Westgate,
Grantham
Treasurer, Licnt.-Col. Charles John BuUivant Parker,
Stonebridge, Grantham
Relieving Officers, >'orth district, John Kingston, 35 West-
gate, Grantham ; South district, William Dummett Jen-
kinson, Albion cottage, Bniwnlow street, Grantham
Vaccination Officers, the registrars of births & deaths
Medical Officers, Ancaster district, John Chamberlain,
Eatun, Ancaster ; Bottesford district, James Wright,
Bottesford ; Burton Coggles district, Joseph Edward
Collingwood L. B.C.P. Bdin. Corby; Colsterworth district,
Charles Thomas Cleaver, Colsterworth : Denton district,
Robert Kingston, Woolthorpe-by-Bel voir ; Grantham dis-
trict, Richard Wilson, Grantham ; Ropsley district,
George Grewcock, Ropsley ; Spittlegate district, Henry
Bennett Bailey, Grantham
Public Vaccinators, Ancaster, Bottesford, Burton Cogglcs,
Colsterwood, Denton, Ropsley k Spittlegate districts,-
same as medical officers ; Grantham district, Henry Ben-
nett Bailey, Grantham
Superintendent Registrar, Robert Azlack White, Finkin
street, Grantham ; deputy, Aubrey U. Malim, Westgate,
Grantham
Registrars of Births & Deaths, North sub-district, Zachariah
Godfrey, Church trees, Grantham ; deputy, Arthur
John Godfrey, 2 Watergate, Grantham ; South sub-dis-
trict, William Dommett^nkinson, Albion cottage, Brown-
low street, Grantham
Registrar of Marriages, Richard Robert Godfrey, la Water-
gate, Grantham ; deputy, William Marshall, 39 High St.
Grantham
WoBKHOcsB, a large red brick building, stands on the west
side of the Great Northern railway, m the ]nrish of Spit-
tlegate ; it was erected about 1844 & will hold 350 inmates ;
Rev. Clement Elsmere m.a. chaplain ; Henry Bennett
Bailey, medical officer ; Richard Harding Holman, master;
Mrs.Sarah Hobnan,tnatron ; Emily Jane Wakding.school-
mistress
RcRAt S.^NrrAHY AuTHOHrrv.
Clerk, Aubrey Henry Malim, Westgate, Grantham
Treasurer, Lieut. -Col. C. J. B. Pailcer, Stonebridge,Granthm
Medical Officer of Health, Alfred Ashby M.B. St. Peter's
hill, Grantham
Inspector of Nuisances, Jas. Bsmacle, Sidney St. Grantham
School Attbnsanob ComtiTTSB.
Clerk, Aubrey Henry Malin, Westgate, Grantham
Attendance Officer, James Barnacle, Sidney st. Grantham
PUBUC OFFI0EB8.
Certifying Factor)' Surgeon, James Eaton, 53 Hi^ street
Clerk to ttie Burial Board, R«)bert Azlack White, Finkin st
Clerk to the Charity Trustees & to Grantham Union
Assessment Committee & Clerk to the Borough School
Attendance Committee, Aubrey Henry Malim, Westgate
Clerk to the Commissioners of Income k Assessed Taxes for
the Soke of Grantham k the Hundred of Winnibriggs k
Threo, George Walter Glynne Beaumont, 20 Watergate
Clerk to the Commissioners of Sewers for the Grantham
Division, Aubrey Henrj- Malim, Westgate
Clerk of the Lieutenancy, Robert Azlack White, Finkin st
Collector of Income Tax k Inhabited House Duty, Thomas
Alsop, 38 High street
Collector of Rates, Henrj- George Cooper, High street
Inland Revenue Officers, Chas. Wm. Cunningham Pillman
& Wm. Jackson, Westgate moms
Medical Officer of Health for Newark & Sleaford Urban k
Rural k Ruskington Urban Sanitary Districts, Alfred
Ashby M.B. St. Peter's hill
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Charles Bushby, 3 Vine street
Superintendent of Fire Brigade, Sidney Gompertz Gamble,
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426 QRANTHAM.
UN00LN8HIBE.
[Kelly's
Surveyor of Taxes, Walter James Eccott, West^te rooms
Sapenntendeat to the Commissioners of Sewers for the
Grantham Division, William Henry Bingham, Claypole
Tovn Crier, John William Atkinson, 7 Stanton street
PLACES 0? WORSHIP, with times at Berrleo.
St. Wultran's Parish Church, Hev. William Olaister m.a.,
8.C.L. vicar & Campden lecturer ; Bev. Duncan Woodroffe
H.A. curate ; 11 s.m. t 6.30 p.m. ; daily, 9.45 a.m. &
except wed. & ttt. 4.45 p.m. ; on the latter days, 7.30 p.m.
The Campden lecture, wed. la noon
St. Saviour's Mission, Manners street, the clergy of St.
Wulfran's; 6.30 p.m
Little Gonerby School Church, Brownlow street, the clergy
of St. Wulfran's ; 6.30 p.m
Welby School Mission Room, Welby street, lay readers in
connection with St. Wulfram's ; 6.30 p.m
St. John's, Spittlegate, Rev. Clement Elsmero h.a. vicar ;
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. ft; fri. 11.45 <^'in
Inner Street School Mission Church, the clergy of St. (John's ;
6.30 p.m
St. Anne's Iron, Harrowby road. Rev. William Nash, rector
of Somerby ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Catholic Church of St. Mary, Little Oonerby, Ber. Peter
Sabela, priest ; nam. k 6.30 p.m
Calvinist, Castlegate, preachers various ; ix a.m. & 6. 30. p.m
Congregational, Avenue road, Rev. Frederick William
Baker Weeks, minister ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed.
7.30 p.m
Baptist, Wharf road. Rev. George Benson Bowler, minister;
II a.m. k 6 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
General Baptist, Oxford street. Rev. David Charles Chap-
man, minister ; 11 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Commercial road, Spittlegate, Rev.
James Tolefree Parr k Rev. Samuel Stafford, ministers ;
10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.m. ; mon. 7 p.m
United Free Methodists, Chapel street. Little Gonerb}*, Bev.
George Dixon Thompson, minister; 10.30 a.m. k 6
p.m. ; thars. 7 P.m
Wesleyan Hetbomst, Finkin street, Rev. George Scott k
Rev. John Tnrner ; 10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Bridge End road, Spittlegate, preachers
as above ; 10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m
Temperance Ball Mission Boom, Wharf road (undenomi-
national), Edmund Thomas Bollinson, lay preacher ; 11
ajn. k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
SCHOOLS.
Grammar, Church street; ex-offlcio governors three, the
Lord-Lieutenant of the county, the mayor k the chairman
of the board of guardian* ; six oo-optative governors, Oapt.
Bnrbidge, C. S. Roundel esq. m.p. the Sub-Dean of Lm-
coln (J. Clements h.a.), Lieut. -Col. C. J. B. Parker, J. B.
Bell It R. A. White esqrt. ; three representative governors
appointed l^ the town council. Alderman Basker,Alderman
Slater k W. Councillor ; three representative governors
appointed by the burial board. Rev. C. Elsmere k.a. W. V.
Hardwick k J. G. Thompson esqrs. ; clerk ft receiver, A.
H. Malim ; ofHces, Westgate ; head-master, Ernest George
Hardy M.A
Ladies' College, Miss Fanny Levien, lady principal
National, Castlcoate (mixed), erected in 1857-9, on a site
given by the Ecclesiastical Commissbners, at a cost, in-
dnding the infants' school, in Welby street, of upwards of
;£4,5oo. The boys' school was originally established in
181a, in Sonth Ehner street ft removed in 1835 to a site
in North Elmer street, given by William Ostler ft John
Lely Ostler esqrs. Hurst's school for girls, founded in
1671, was in 1S57 incorporated with tiaa ; the joint schools
are supported by subsoripttons k school fees ft will h(dd
300 boys k 350 girls ; average attendance, 349 boys k i^
girls ; Abraham Cockmau, master ; Miss Sarah Bird, mist
Iniants, Welby street, erected in 1857, at a cost of ;£^765, on
a site given partly by the late Sir Glynne Earle Welby-
Gregory bart. with the addition of a piece of land belong-
ing to the vicarage of Grantham, it was enlarged in 1873 ;
the total cost being upwards of ^^1,000 k will now hold
150 infants ; average attendance, 130 ; Sunday evening
services are held in this school ; Miss Ella Hunt, mistress
Infants, Finkin street, erected in 1835, on a site given by
Earl Brownlow k improved in 1859, at a cost of ;(^375
raised by a government frnjit of jf 150, together with ^40
from the Limgwith charity & ot&r benefactions ; it will
hold 150 children ; average attendance, ;f 130 ; Miss Annie
Brown, mistress
Infants, Brownlow street, Little Gonerby, erected in 1863,
at a cost of ^£800, by the Hon. k Rev. Richard Cust, who
also, in order to provide for the continuance of Sunday
evening services in the school chapel, endowed it with
;^30 ; a further sum of ;^30O was raised by subscriptions
to provide playgrounds k fittings ; the school will hold
350 children; average attendance, 180; Miss Agnes
Taunt, mistress
The above schools are all connected with the church of St.
Wulfran ; ft are governed by a board of management
selected from among the subscribers ; secretary, the Ber.
William Glaister u.a., b.c.l
St. John's, Launder terrace, Spittlegate (mixed ft inbnts),
erected in 1883 on a site opposite the west end of the
church k near the site of the previous schools, at a cost of
upwards of ;f 3,500, for 378 boys, 378 girls & 160 infants ;
average attendance, 350 boys, 300 girls k 143 infants ;
George Osbom, master ; Miss Mary Alice Travis, mis-
tress ; Miss Harriet Robinson, infants' mistress
St. John's, Inner street (infants'), established by John Lely
Ostler esq. in 1854 k maintained until 1879 l^ W. Ostler
esq. since which date the school has been rented by the
St. John's Schools Committee of Management, of which
the Rev. Clement Elsmere m.a. vicar, is secretary k
treasurer : the school will hold 190 children ; average
attendanoe, 136 : it is also osed for Sunday evening ser-
vices ; Mrs. Hixabetb Anthony, mistress
St. Anne's, New Somerby (mixed), erected in 1878, on a rite
given by the Earl of Harrowby, at a cost of ^1,150 ft
since enlarged ; it is under the control of a committee of ten
members & is supported by subacriptioaa, school iees ft a
government grant ; the school wul hdd 335 diBdien ;
average attendance, 175 ; Miss Elizabeth Earl, mistress
British, Osstlegate (mixed ft infants'), built in 1834 k nnder
the control of a managing committee, selected from the
subscribers; C. R. Steaa, secretary; the mixed sehoal
ludds 170 children ; k the infants' school, lao ; general
average attendance, 155; David Bnrrell, master; Miss
Annie Bnrrell, infants' mistress
Catholic, Barrowby road (mixed), founded in 1835 ft
erected by ft at the sole expense of the late Rev. Thoinas
Tempnt in 1859, for 300 children ; average attendance,
90 ; Miss Marion Phillips, mistress
Wesleyan, Wharf road (mixed), established in 1853 k the
present building in Wharf road erected in 1859, at a east
of ;f8oo, for 386 children; average attendance, 380;
George Pemberton, master ; Mrs. Annie E. Pemberton,
infants' mistress
lEVSPAPXBS.
Grantham Journal, published Saturday, Henry Saeritt,
printer fti publisher & proprietor ; ofBoeB, High street
Grantham 'Times, published Saturday, printM by Joseph
Cook, 94 West street, Boston; proprietor k publisher,
Henry Rosooe ; ofBoes, 70 London road. . See aavert
BAILWAT-
Great Northern Co. Morton Wilson, district superintendent ;
Charles William Wood, clerk in charge ; Isaac Earl, goods
agent ; parcels office. Angel k Royu hotel, High street ;
Alfred Childs, agent
Omnibuses from the Angel k Royal k George hotels, to
meet all trains
FABOILS CARRIEBS (F« S*ainyi.
Foster's Parcel Express Co. Limited, James Gseson, agent,
High street
Sutton k Co.'s Parcel Dispatch, John HaB, agent. Market
place
CASSIXS8.
WITH IKN8 TKKV 00 PSOM k DAYS OF DBPABTUBS.
AijjNOTON — Topps, ' Blue Lion,' sat. ; Naylor, ' Granby,'
sat. ; Johnson, ' Blue Lion,' sat
Ancastbb— Robinton, 'Bine Dog,' sab ; OoOiahsw, 'Bine
Ram,' tnes. thurs. ft sat. ; Dodd, * Blade Dog,' sat
Azkby — Hedworth, ' Blue Beun,' wed. ft sat. ; Longland.
* Granby,' sat
Babbowbt — Tinkler,' Fox & Hounds,' mon. wed. fri. It sat.;
Mears, ' Fox k Hnwids,' mon. k sat
Barxston (Valk) — Shelbonm, ' Fox ft Hounds,' sat
Bakkston — Wadkin, ' Rose k Crown,' daBy
Bbnninoton — Bennett, 'Blue Dog,' sat.; Foster, "Blof
Lion,' sat. ; Kirton, * Blue Lion,' sat
BiLLiNOBOBOUOH — Wright, * George,' sat. ; Glenn, ' Blur
Lion,' sat. ; Ridington, * Cross Swords,' sat
BiTCHFiELD — Pick, ' Rocl Lion,' tnes. k sat. ; Sentence,
' Blue Ram,' sat. ; Howitt, ' George,' tnes. ft aat
BooTRBY— Pick ' Bed Lion,' tnes. k sat. ; Coddington.
' Blue Bam,' mon. thurs. & sat
BorrTESFORD — Hand, * Blue Lion,' sat. ; Blackbani, ' Blur
Lion,' sat
Bbaceby — Francis, ' Granby,' sat. ; Newbatt, ' Blue Lion.
sat
Bbanstok — Ryder, ' Blue Man,' wed. ft sat
BucKjciNSTEB — Clarke, * Bine Ram,' aat. ; Hickman,* Cress
Swords,' aat. ; Harris, ' Blue Bam,' aat
BuKTON CooOLBs — Hewsou, ' Black Dog,' turn. & sat
Cavtrobpe— Baker, ' Cross Swords,' tnes. thura. fri & sal:
Codd, ' Blue Pig,' sat. ; Wintiii, ' Bnas k Crown.' sat
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LINCOLNSHIBE.
GHANTHAM. 427
CoLSTXBTOBTH— Todd, ' Bladc Dog,' mon. wed. k sat.;
Smith, ' Bine Bull,' sat. ; Bennett, ' George,' toes, thnrs.
fcwt
CoBBT— Hevson, 'Black Dog,' tues. k sat. ; Waters, 'Red
Lion,' tues. k sat
CBO.TTON— Knott, 'Malt Shorela,' sat
Cboxtok k Melton — Darrands, * Bine Man,' wed. k sat
DciTON— Beck, ' Bine Ram,' daOy ; Jaduon, ' Malt ShoTels,'
sat
Easton— Hewson, ' Black Dog,' tnea. k sat
EurrwELL — Skinner, ' Fox k Honnds,' wed. k sat
£iniN— Harrison, ' Fox k Honnds,' sat. ; Hnblnrd, ' Bine
Boll,' wed. fc sat. ; Pearson, * Bine Bnll,' wed. k sat
Falukohak — Cnnnington, 'Malt Shovels,' sat
FosTO.N— Johnson, ' Blue Lion,' sat. ; Dickinson, ' Grranby,'
aat ; Foster, ' Blue Dog,' sat. ; Gopeland, ■ Malt Shovels,'
■at ; Ryder, ' Black Dog,' wed. k sat
Fdibbck — Picker, 'Rose k Crown,' sat
FPLBBCK — Baker, * Cross Swords,' tues. thnrs. fri. fclsat
OuKBV— Camm, ' Bine Man,' sat
HouoHAM — Bawding, ' Angel,' sat
HocGH — Shelboum, 'Bine Pig,' sat.; Donbleday, 'Blue
Pig,' mon. is sat
booLDSBY — Coddington, ' Bine Bam,' mon. thura. & gat
Ikiteak — Harwood, 'Malt Shovels,' sat
KxisBY — Brntnell, ' Black Dog,' tues. k sat
KxiproH — Ryder, 'Bine Man,' wed. k sat.; Finn, 'Malt
Shovels,' wed. k sat
LiKTOK— Spencer, 'Malt Shovds,' mon. wed. k sat.;
Bmtnall, ' Black Dog,' tnes. k sat
Habston — Rawding, ' Angel,' sat. ; Johnson, ' Cross Swords,'
■at. ; Pidd, ■ Bine Bell,' sat
Nkwtok — Lawrence, ' Bine Bam,' wed. k sat
XoKiuinoN — Ponard, ' Bine Pig,' sat
OsQODBT— Harwood, 'Malt Shovels,' Sat.; Spencer, 'Bine
Bam,' sat
PKIVATS KKSIDBNTS.
Abbott Mrs. Clarence cot. Dudley road
Adcock Miss, 14 Albion place
Adcock Mrs. 33 Avenue road
Adcock Wm. James, 19 St. Peter's hill
Andrews Miss, i Church street
Applagate Arthur, Wharf road
Ashby Sorg.-Maior Alfred i(.B.,F3.c.s.
St. Peter's hill
Ayre James, 18 Sonth Flitade
BaOey Hy. Bennett Mj>. 35 High st
Bailey J<3m, Henry, 59 dastlegate
Bailey John Richard, 34 Avenue road
Bailey Mrs. 16 Commercial road
Baker Robert, 4 Park terrace
Bamade Mrs. 6 Albion place
Barnes Charles, 19 Harrowby rood
Barr Mrs. 8 Mount Pleasant
BeanmontGeo.'Walt.01ynne,a M^orth t«r
Beaumont Mrs. i Welby gardens
Bedford Francis, 36 Gladstone terrace
Bedford John, 9 Brook street
Bedford Williain, i Brownlow street
Bdl Henry, 34 St. Peter's hill
Bdl John Brice, Highiield
Bellairs Mrs. 40 North parade
Bennett Mrs. Dudley road
Berridse John, 59 London road
BestWKk Miss, 7 Castlegate
Bestwick Kchard Samnel, 6 Avenne rd
Blackwell William, 39 St. Peter's hill
Bohon James WiUiamaon,3 Chaucer ter
Bolton Thomas, 16 Avenue road
Bonnall Mrs. 3 Railway terrace
Borman Robert 14 Gladstone terrace
Botherway Mrs. 37 North parade
Bowler Rev. George Benson [Baptist].
Kingston villa, Dudley road
Boyall John Ricturd, Ciutlegate house
BnK^enbnry Mrs. 60 Castlegute
Brindley Mrs. 19 St. Peter's hill
Bradfo^ Mrs. 31 Gladstone terrace
Brett George, 55 London road
Brewin Jomi, i Mount Pleasant
Brigbtwell Rt. Cawthome,3 Augers ter
Broadhead Mrs^ North parade
Brooks Mrs. 3 AVelby gardens
Brown Mrs. 6 Castlegate
Brown Mrs. 33 North parade
Brown Thomaa Jobson, 6 Augers ter
Browne Edward Montague, 4 North ter
Bmoe Robert, 18 Commercial road
Bryan Robert Peach, Bank ho. High st
Brymer Jvba Robert, 9 Avenue road
Buck Miss, 17 Gladstone terrace
Buckle Oeoi|e Alfred, ao Avenne road
Burgess Mrs. 54 London rood
Burrows John, Beacon cottage
Burton Henry, 7 Brook street
Carlton William, 31 St. Peter's hill
Carter Mrs. 33 Gladstone terrace
Cartman Rev. John, [cnrate at Little
PontonJ, 17 North parade
Castle James, 1 1 Gladstone terrace
Castle Miss, i St. Peter's hiU
Cawthome Mrs. 8 Gladstone terrace
ChambersATthnr,8t.Eglewynne'8 prioiy
Chambers Charlea, 61 North parade
Chambers Mrs. 40 Wat6rsate
Chapman Rev. David Charies [Baptist],
II Dudley terrace
Cheshire Mrs. 4 Mount Pleasant
Clarke George, 19 South parade
Gaydon Horace, i Albion terrace
Clifton Miss, i Augers ternce
Cohen F. 10 Avenue road
CoUingwood John Henry,6 North street
Collingwood Reuben, 34 Swinegate
Collishaw Mrs. 13 Gladstone temce
Connolly Alfred, i Albion road
Coultas James, 13 Lannder terrace
Coultas James, jun. 16 Sonth parade
Coward Mrs. 3 North terrace
Cox Robert, 11 South parade
Cross Alfred, 13 North parade
Davies Miss, sa Gladstone terrace
Dawson Fredk.CoUins, 36 South parade
Dawson Joseph, I3 Albion street
Dawson Mrs. 5 Brook street
beacon Mrs. 3 Albion terrace
Dickinson Henry P. 33 Avenue road
Dickinson William, 38 North parade
Dixon George mus. dot. 8 Avenue rood
Dolby Miss, 4 Castlegate
Downes George, 54 Grantley street
Draper Mrs. 8 Albion place
Dupont George, Harrowby road
Eaton James, M.B.C.S. 53 High street
Eaton Mrs. 33 Avenue road
Eccott Walter James, Dudley road
Elphee Mrs. 15 Albion street
Elsmere Rev. Clement m.a. [vicar of
St. John's k chaplain to the work-
house], 31 St Peter's hill
Everett Mrs. 96 North parade
Fanlkes Miss, 33 Swinegate
Ford Mrs. 36 Westgate
Gamble Arthur Gomi)erti,3iAvenne ni
Gamble Mrs. ij High street
Gamble Sidney Gompertz,a3 Avenue rd
Gandy John Henry, 49 North parade
Oarton John Francis, 6 Launder ter
OSBOOBNBT— Redshaw, ' Angel,' wed. k sat
PiCEWOBTH — Hollingworth, 'Granby,' tues. thnrs. &sat.;
Moor, ' Bine Ram,' tnea. k sat
Radcebt — Clay, ' Blue Pig,' sat
BoPSLSY — Moor, ' Blue Ram,' toes. & sat.; Hollingworlh,
' Granby,' tues. thnrs. k sat
RsinnLB — Roberts, ' Malt Shovels,' sat
Saltby— Mount, 'Blue Bull,' sat.; Dnffln, ' Blue Bull,' sat
Sappeston — Hollingworth, 'Granby,' tnes. thnrs. k sat
SsDOEBBOOK — Auckland, 'Granby,' sat
Sbwstebn — Hickman, ' Cross Swords,' sat. ; Clarke, ' Blue
Bam,' sat. ; Armstrong, ' Blue Man,' sat
SiiUjNOTON— I^yon, 'George, 'sat.; Worthington, 'White
Hart,' sat
Slxatobd — Collishaw, ' Bine Ram,' toes, thnrs. k sat. ;
Collishaw, ' Blue Horse,' wed. k sat
S0KE8BY— Sentence, ' Blue Bam,' sat
Sfboxton — ^Everitt, ' Malt Shovels,' sat
Stainby — Camm, ' Blue Man,' sat
Statrbbn — Uoll, ' Blue Bull,' tues. k sat
Stonksby — Brewster, * Fox k Hounds,' sat
SusBBOOK — ^Elliott, 'Angel,' sat
SwAYFiBLD — Archer, ' Malt Shovels, ' sat.; Archer, 'Blue
Ram,' sat. ; Robinson, ' Blue Ram,' sat
Walcot — Cnnnington, ' Malt Shovels,' sat
Wblby — Johnson, 'Blue Man,' mon. wed. k sat
Wsstbt— Sentence, 'Blue Bam,' sat. ;• Brewster, 'Blue
Lion,' sat
Wbstbobodok — ^Rawding, ' Angel,' sat
WiiiSFOBD — Patchett, ' Rose k Crown,' sat
WnvAM, NoBTH — Muston, ' Blue Man,' mon. k sat
WrmAM, SocTH — Bnrrows, 'Blue Man,' tnes. k sat.;
Smith, ■ Blue Bull,' sat. ; Clark, ■ Fox k Hound^' sat
WooLSTHOBPK (Belv.) — Worthington, ' Blue Man,' wed. k
sat.; BuUimore, 'Blue Bam,' ired. k sat.; I^mb, 'Bine
Bull,' mon. k sat
Gibson Alfred, 57 Castlegate
aibsonEdwd.6 Sjrdney ter. Harrowby rd
Gibson John, 61 London rood
Girdlestone Edward, 3 Chnrch street
Glaister Rev. William H.A., B.C.I:.. The
Vicarage, St. Wulfian's
Goose Mrs. 6 Park terrace
Green Mrs. 63 London road
OmmmittMr8.3Greenhill,Barrowby rd
Hall Edward, i Finkin street
Hall John, 31 Dudley road
Hall Miss, I Finkin street
Hallam Henry, Dudley rood
Hamilton Robert, i Vine street
Hancock Joseph, 41 North parade
Hand John Downing, 14 Avenue road
Hand Richard, 33 North parade
HannettGeorge Sumner,Neirton house,
Gladstone terrace
Hard wick William Vincent, 14 Finkin st
Hardy Mrs. i Charles street
Hardy Thomas, 34 Castlegate
Hardy William, 98 Castlegate
Harris Edward, 3 North parade
Harrison John, a Park terrace
Harvey John, 15 Finkin street
Harvey Jn. Thos. Lewis, 11 Watergate
Hatfield Joseph, 30 Gladstone terrace
Hawkins John, 35 Avenne road
Hayes Mrs. 10 Brook street
Healey Mrs. 57 North parade
Healey William, 3 North terrace
Hempeted Robert, 13 West parade
Hillain Paul Cornelius, s Augers ter
Hind Mrs. 17 Commercial nwd
Hodgson Major Joseph Hamilton
[Adintant 4th Kitt. Lincolnshire
Regiment], Hill side
Holman Frederick, lo North street
Holmes Henry, 38 Gladstone terrace
Holmes William Henry, 58 London rd
Homsby Mrs. Richard, St. Vincent's
Homsby William, Elsham house
Howard Mrs. C. 18 North parade
Howard Mrs. M. 4 Railway terrace
Howartii Miss, 50 North parade
Hutchinson Arthur, 3a St. Peter's hill
Hutchinson James, Manthorpe lodge
I' Anson Philip Blakeway, 7 Westgate
Isitt John Thomas, HilUoot lodge, Bar-
rowby road
Jeans Jas. Wm. x.i}. 15 Swinegate
JeiTery Wm. Hy. 5 Chaucer terrace
Jenkinson Michael, 4 Angers terrace
Johnson Mrs. 5 Augers terrane
Johnson Mrs. 63 Lmidon ready HC
428 GRANTHAM.
JohnstonHy.Hainn]ond,i5 St.Peter'shl
Johnston Miss, a Avenue road
Johnston Robert Hy. j.p. 89 Westgate
Jones Duncan, Harrowby road
Jones Mrs. 4 Albion terrace
Lee Mrs. 58 Castlegate
Lincoln Joshua, 8 Albion street
Uttle Col. JohnCamthers, 64 London id
Lowder Robert, 82 Commercial road
Malim Aubrey Henry, Westgate
Malin Mrs. 5 Avenne road
Manners Miss, 36 St. Peter's hill
Marshall Mrs. 33 St. Peter's hill
Martin Hcnrj', 60 London road
Martin John, St. Catherine's house
Mason George, 16 Gladstone terrace
Matthews CoUin P. 18 St. Peter's hill
Miller John Henry, 56 North Parade
MillerchipJosephGreen, 16 Harrowby rd
Morris Frederick, la Mount Pleasant
Mnnton Wm. 14 South Parade
Murr William, Harrowby road
Nash Rev. WilUam jj.a. [rector of
Somerby], 67 London road
Neale Mrs. s Albion terrace
Neale Mrs. 43 North parade
Needham FTancisHenry,54North parade
Nelson George, 31 North parade
New Charles, 6 Gladstone terrace
Newcome Frederick u.d. 43 Watergate
Newcome John, 10 High street
Nichols Mrs. a Castlegate
Nicklin John, 18 Harrowby road
Ogden Miss, 43 North parade
Ogden Mrs. ai High street
Palmer Charles, 3a North parade
Pahner Mrs. s Vine street
Parker Lieut. -Col. Charles John BuUi-
vant J.p. Stouebridge
Parr Key. James ToUfree [Priraitive
Methodis^, 13 Harrowby road
Paterson Walter Hugh M.D. Elmer
house, Finkin street
Pawson Francis Geo. 14 Harrowby rd
Fawson Mrs. 80 Gimmei'cial roau
Payne George, 3 Avenue road
Pemberton Geo. 9 Launder terrace
Phipp Mrs. 27 South Parade
Phipp Wm. 18 Gladstone terrace
Pick Edward, 6 Brook street .
Pidcock Mrs. 33 Manthoipe road
Pilley Mrs. 4 London road
Poole William Ssville, 51 North parade
Porritt Mrs. Newton \nlla, Dudley road
Powell Kev. Frederick jf.A. [rector of
StiDZton], 35 St. Peter's hill
Preston Henry, 35 South Parade
Priest George, 69 Grantley street
Priest Williaiu, 13 Wharf road
LINC0LN8HIBI.
Pritchard Thomas, K.D. 46 Swinc^to
Rear Arthur Hy. 16 South Parade
Bear Joaepb, 53 London road
Redhead Mrs. Ann, 15 South parade
Bedhead Mrs. Marj-, 66 London road
Rhodes Vincent, 18 Avenne road
Richardson JosephFerguson, 2 Albion ter
Ridge Miss, 7 Avenue rood
Robbs Mrs. 14 North parade
Roberts John, 31 Gladstone terrace
Roberts John Daniel, 20 Gladstone ter
Robinson Mrs. 5 North terrace
Rogers Mrs. 3 Mount Pleasant
Rogers William Sexton, 21 Watergate
RoUinsonEdmnnd Thos. 13 SouthParade
Rouch William, 3 Park terrace
Boy Femand, 6 North terrace
Rudd John, Wharf road
Rudd Samuel Bentley, Welby gate
Rudge Miss, 61 Castlesite
Sabela Rev. Peter [Catholic], The
Presbytery, North terrace
Samuels Miss, 34 North parade
Sandys Mrs. 19 Watergate
Scarborongh Willson, 14 Swinegate
Scott Rev. Geoifie [Wcsleyan], Wesley
villas, Dudley road
Scott Jacob, 25 Gladstone terrace
Segar Mrs. 35 Swinegate
[kelly's
I Taylor Mrs. 18 Gladstone terrace
I Taylor William, 5 Watergate
I Thompson Frcdk Wm.i6 St. Peter's hill
I Thompson John Grundy, Beaoontield
Thompson Rev. Geo. Dixon [United
1 Methodist Free Church],3Chauccr ter
'nunuiMon George William, Cobden
I house, Gladstone terrace
] Thompson Mrs. 3 Castlegate
! Tomlinson Miss, 45 North parade
Towers Richard, 5 Gladstone terrace
I Treadgold Miss, 17 Avenue road
, Treadgold Thomas George, 5 Park ter
I Trotter William Frederick, 56 Castlegate
' Turner Frederick, 24 Gladkone terrtoe
Turner Rev. John [Wesleyan], Wesley
villas, Dudley road
Tyler Frederick, 4 Avenne road
' Tyler Mrs. 11 Albion street
Tyler Mrs. i Green hill, Barrowby rd ,
' Vincent Thomas, 22 Manthorpe road
. Waklegrave Henry, 15 Elmer st north
Wallis John, 44 North parade
; Walton Miss, 9 Gladstone terrace
Wand Mrs. 3 Gladstone terrace
Wardle Frederick 8 Chapel street
Wartnaby Thomas F. 1 1 Mount Pleasant
' Weaver Miss, 1 1 Mount Pleasant
i Webster John Joseph, 13 Gladstone ter
Sharps John Fendick" 9 Mount Pleasant i Weeks Rev. Frederick William Baker
Shaw Alexander, 37 Westgate | [Congregational], i Avenue road
Shaw Arthur John, 30 Dudley terrace 1 Weeks Alfred, 12 Launder terrace
Shaw John, 40 Westgate I Wbaley Miss, 33 North parade
Shelboam Mrs. 83 Commercial road I Whipple (leorge. River side
Shipman Surg. -Major George William, 1 Whiting Miss, s Castlegate
41 Watergate White Mrs. 15 Gladstone terrace
Short Mrs. 3 Green hill, Barrowbv road 1 White Robert Aziack, Harrowby house
Slater James,Craven cottage, DuoJey rd White Wm. 69 Commercial road
COMKBBCUI..
Adkinson Robert, beer reteiler, 19 James street
Alliott James, teilor, 21 Sidney street
Allis Cbaries, shopkeeper, 7 Swinegate
Alsop Jane (Mrs.), outfitting & Miby linen warehouse, 38
High street
Alsop Thomas, accoimtant i collector of income tax & in-
hfwited house duty,& secretary to the Grantham Exchange
Hall Co. 38 High street
AUsopp S. & Sons, malteters (John Thomas Isitt, manager).
Spring gardens ; Brewery hill ; Brickkiln lane ; Harrowby
road k Little Gonerby
Amos Ann (Miss), butcher & game dealer, 34 Watergate
Anderson Richard Wm. carriage builder, 37 St. Peter's hill
Andrew Charles, watch maker & jeweller, 7 Westgate
Appleby George Wm. accountant & school attendance
ofiicer for the borough, 62 Castlegate
Appleby Herbert, shopkeeper, 11 Rycroft street
Appleby William, tinman & brazier, ao Westgate
Ashby Alfred >i.B. medical ollicer of health for Grantham,
Newark, Sleaford & Buskington urban & rural sauitery
districts. Si public analyst for the boroughs of Grantham
& Newark, St. Peter's hill
Atkinson Thomas Henry & Son, advertisement agents &
bill posters, 7 Stanton street
Atkinson John, beer reteiler, 1 Grantley street
Atkinson John William, town crier, 7 Stanton street
Bailey Alice (Mrs. ), tobacconist, i6 Westgate
Bailey Henry Bennett u.d. surgeon, medical officer to
workhouse & public vaccinator for Grantham & Spittle-
^te districts, 35 High street
Bailey Johq, draper & outfitter, 18 London road
Bailey John, plumber & gasfitter, 10 Vine street
Smith Christopher, 13 Castlegate
Smith Joseph, 17 South Far^
Smith Joseph, 58 Grantley street
Smith Mrs. Cecil street
Smith Walter, i Park terrace
SmithurstRichd. Alliott, 17 Harrowby id
Sneath Mrs. 27 Gladstone terrace
Soathwell Frederick Chas. Dudley ho
Spanton Robert, 46 North Parade
Sparkes Sidney, 10 Albion street
Stafford Mrs. 53 Grantley' street
Stafford Bev. Samuel [Primitive Metho-
dist], Cavendish villa, Dudley road
Stags; Henry James, 19 Gladstone ter
Stead Charles Robert, 52 North pai-ade
Steel William, 8 Castlegate
Swann Charles Wra. Harrowby road
Talbot Wm. Gervase, 15 Harrowby rd
Taylor George, 6 Mount Pleasant
Taylor Johnwn, 13 Mount Pleasant
Taylor Miss, 16 Commercial road
Bailey John Richard,
Whittakcr Mrs. 7 St Peter's hill
Whitworth Geo. ii.n.c.v.s. 21 North It
Wilcox Mrs. 5 Mount Pleasant
Wilders Jn,seph, Amoldfleld
Wilders Miss, 7 Park terrace
Willis William, i Chaucer terrace
Wilson Henry, 13 South parade
Wilson Joseph, Sandon cottage
Wilson Morton, 11 Launder terrace
Wilson Richard, 16 Watergate
Winter William s Albion place
Wood Fredk. Edwd. 3? St Peters hiU
Wood George, 12 Harrowby road
Wood William, 5 St. Peters' hill
Woolner Thqmas, 58 North parade
Wright WilUam, 7 Albion place
Wyles Mrs. 23 St Peter's hill
Yates Henry, 14 St Peter's hill
Zimmermaim Francis Frederick, 29
Gladstone terrace
, painter, house decorator kc. Exchange
hall. High street
Baker James, joiner, 47 Castigate
Baker William, fellmonger, 73 Grantlev street
Baker William, shopkeeper, 17 Mount Pleasant
Barnes Rebecca (Mrs. ) k Henry, grocers, 2 Market place
Barnes John, painter, 20 Wharf road
Barnes Sophia (Mrs.), farmer. Bridge End road
Barnes William, confectioner, 5 Launder ter.& 49 London rd
Bamett Reuben Thurlby, porkbuteher, 2t Welby street
Barker John, Rose & Crown p.h. 2 Swinegate
Barnacle James, inspector of nuisances to urban & rural
sanitary authorities & school attendance officer to the
union, Sidney street
Barratt William, manager of gas works, Earle's fields
Hartley Jane fMrs.), shopkeeper, cj Harrow street
Basker Chas. oaker 3,& pawnbrkr.jeweller &c. 76, Westgate
Basker John, miller (steam k water), baker, maltster A eora
dealer, 81 Westgate k Spittlegate mills
Bastow Thomas, hosier & outfitter, s Westgate, tc twlor,
51 High street
BatehoUTer John, veterinary surgeon, SS London road
Battersby George, shopkeeper, 34 London rood
Beaumont George Walter Glj-nne, solicitor & commissioner
in the High (Surts of Judicature, clerk of the peace for
the borough, clerk to the commissioners of income is
assessed taxes for the districts of The Soke of Grantham
k of Winnibriggs & Threo, 8c hon. secretary to tiie Gran-
tham hospital, 20 Watergate
Beck George, boot k shoe maker, 94 Westgate
Beck James, shopkeeper, 19 Welham street
I Beck Robert, shoe maker, 69 Westgate
. Bedells William, shoe maker, 4s Welbv stre^^^I _
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Bedford Pnincis Williain, tanner t carrier, a Brownlow
street k Harrowbr tannery
Bee(4iASon,painter8)iiaperhfingers,deocTBtor8 JEC.a4We1by st
Beech George Alfred, pmnter, paperbanger &C.4 Wliarf road
Beecb Isaac, deoiirator k painter, 4 Cainbridge street
Beer John, builder, Sidney street
Beeran Thonnu William, baker & confectioner,39 London rd
Bell k Co. com factors, 88 Westgate
Bell Arthnr, baker, 59 Westgate
BeJI Grasby, cattle dealer, Manthorpe field
Bell Herbert Winter, cabinet maker, 39 M'atergate
Bellairs Robert, bntcher, 24 North street
Bellamy Tarlier, Maltsten' Arms p.h. k grocer. Malt hill
Bennett Elizabeth (Mrs.) k Wilkinson Mary (Miss), dress
makers, 68 Wharf mad
Benson Robert John, Bine Man p.h. 33 Westgate
Berry John, baker, 31 Castlegate
Bestwick & North, grocers k confectioners, 11 High street
Billson George, blacksmith, 9 Westgate
Bird Mary (Mrs.), flshmoneer. 31 Market place
Bbkett James, Cross Swords p.h. s High street
Bitten Walter John, shopkeeper, 6 Chapel street
Bond Edward, linen draper, silk mercer tec 58 High street
Bothamley John, tailor k woollen draper, Hi^ street
Bought John, jomer ftc. i6Swiiiu[ate
Bonlton John, draper Jec. see Gowrey k Bonlton
Bowman Hy. & Co. coal mer. Great Northern wharf
Boyall John Richard, solicitor, 49 Castlegate
Boyers William, saddler & harness maker, 58 Westgate
Bradley's Almehonses, High street
Bradley Charles, bnilder, Bi<nok street
Bradbury Charles, shopkeeper, 48 New street
Bradley Pearce, flsh k game dealer, i^' Wharf road
Brett George, cabinet maker 8c antiqnsrian, 33 High street
k EHmer street south
Brewin Charles Vickerstaff, hair dresseflc tobacconist,
37 Westgate
Brewin PrMerick, builder k contractor, 5 North street
Brewin Lelitia (Miss), preparatorr school, 5 North street
Briggs k Gamble, chemists, 15 High street '
Brcmks Ann (Mrs.), Hare k Hounds P.H. 15 Well lane
Bronghton James Henry, Blue Posts p.h. k job master,
9 Vine street
Bnnighton John Thomas, grocer k provan. dir.ii Market pi
Bmog^ton Thomas, Black Dog p.h. 4 Watergate
Brown Edward, boys' boarding k day school. Chambers st
Brown Emma (Mrs.), grocer k confectioner, 9 Watergate
Brown Frank, tobaccnnist,4i High street ic Westgate rooms
Brown John, Blue Bull inn, <c hay dealer, 64 Westgate
Brown William, baker, 13 Sidney street
Broxholme Hammond Leake, grocer, k birmingham k
Sheffield warehouse, 39, 40 ft 41 London road
Bryan Robert Peach, manager of the Stamford, Spalding k
Boston Banking Co. ; branch, 55 High street
Bockby Edward, Three Tuns p.H. 37 Norton street
Bnllock Andrew, baker, 9 Elmer street north
Bullock John, grocer, k agent for W. k A. Ollbey, wine k
spirit merchants, 19 Market place
Bnrbank John, beer retailer k shopkeeper, 33 Albert street
Bnrbidg« k Hutchinson, wine k spirit merchants, 4 Finkin st
Burden Mary (Mrs.), chimney sweeper, 31 Inner street
Bnrgen John, tailor, wolln. drpr. clothier k ontfitr.6 Watergt
Bargen Kobert, beer retailer, 1 1 Brook street
Boi^n William, tailor, 87 Norton street
Burnett Maria (Mrs.), Globe inn k eating ho. 34 Market pi
Bamett'Williani, bntcher, 74 Commerciarroad
Bnrrell Brotbers, drapers, 90 Ic 31 London road
Burrows John, corn merchant kc. see Wyles ic Burrows
Burrows William, beer retailer, 48 Welby street
Burrows Wm. farmer k grazier, Beacon cottage, Harrowby
Burton Charles, coal merchant. Great Northern wharf
k Eton street, Spittlegatc
Burt John, shopkeeper, 31 Grantley street
Bosh Frands John Hitchcock, comd. travlr. 4 St. Peter's hi
Bnshby Charles, sub-distributor of stamps, a Vine street
Bnshby Thomas, printer k stationer, 3 Vine street
Butler Henry, butcher, 15 Vine street
Bntler Sophia (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 35 College street
Batterfield Alfred, solicitor ; see Heath, Sons k Bntterfield
Cameron Henry, printer k stationer, 70 London road
Cammack Wm.general furniture &c.dealer,i3 Si i3Weetgate
Campain John, tailor, 30 London road
OlinpHn Adeliita (Mrs. ), berlin wool ic fncy.repos. 13 High st
Cant Charles, hair dresser, 3 Watergate
Cant Stephen, hair cutter, 60 Weslgntc
Capron, Brine k Co. tea dealers, 16 Market place
Oarley Charles, pork butcher, 44 London road
Carlton William k Thomas, general drapers, 2 London road
Cartwricht John Proctor, baker & com dealer, 13 London rd
CasswelT Henry, corn merchant, 3 Great Northern waraho
Castle John, carriage maker k bicycle depot, Wharf road
Castle Thomas, botcher, 96 Westgate '
Catlin Robert, farmer, i Elmer street north
Caj-thorpe Iron Stone Mines (F.Cohen, proprietor) ; oflioe,(9
Arennc road
Challans George, plasterer, 33 Grantley street
Chambers A.k Co. generid drapers, bonnets, jacket k
costnme manufacturers, importers of Fivnch kid glores,
flowers tc plumes ; manufacturers of " Lincolnshire wool
blankets" k "Glastonbury silk scarves," registered, 67
(late 63) k 68 High street
Chambers John, boot k shoe ma. 33 High St. k 69 London rd
Chambers John, woollen k manchester warehouse, En^aiige
Hall buildings, 8 High street
Chambers Tom, outfitter, 31 High street
Chambers Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer k brewer, i
Chambers street
Chambers William, shopkeeper, 19 New street
Chantry Charles, beer retailer, 34 Welby street
Chqinian Joseph, eating house,' 14 Vine street
Charles Joseph, shopkeeper, 40 Inner street
Cheshire Mary (Mrs.), chemist k druggist, 8 Wharf mad
Chester Wm.collect. for Gas Co. & keeper of Westgate rooms
Chesterton John Spencer, baker, 6s Dudley road
Childs Alfred, Ansel k Royal family coincl. hotel, 5 High st
Clark Abraham, oiinmey sweeper, 30 Union street
Clarke Eliza Jane (Hiss), preparatory school, 34 North parade
Clarke John, shoe maker, 57 New street
Clarke William, printer, stationer, k pianoforte k mosic
warehouse, ao High street
Clay Mary (Mrs.), young ladies' boarding Ic day school, 65
London road
Cobb Lucy (Miss), milliner k dress maker, 3 Vine street
Coddington Elisabeth (Mrs. ),. shopkeeper, 35 Sidney street
Codling Samuel, high bailiS to county court ic auctioneer k
house agent, 83 Commeroial road
Colen Wiluam, sWk Horse p.h. 39 Westgate
CoUingwood Risnben, auctioneer ^ land agent, 6 North st
Conservative Association (Arthnr Hutchinson, hon. sec.),
13 Finkin street
Conservative Anoeiation, Reading Room k 'Library (G. W.
Naylor, sec. ; Henry Millichip, Kbrarian), Finkin street
Cook John, haulier, 6 Dysart road
Cook John Hsnry, grocer, 33 Westgate
Cook William, shopkeeper, 36 North parade
Cooke George, shopkeeper, 34 Stuart street
Cooke Sarah Jane (Mrs. ), beer retir. k shopkpr. i Bailway ter
Cooke WilHam, beer retailer, 11 Well lane
Cooling John, inrdener, 63 Westgate
Cooper Henry Geo. chemist Ic borough rate collect. asHigh st
Cooper Joseph, bntcher. 3 Brownlow street
Ca<^r Thomas, ^neral dealer, 33 Manners street
Co-operative Society Limited (John Rtehard Trickitt, sec. k
manager) ; offices k stores, St. Peter's hill
Oope GMtrge, shoe maker, 6 College street
Copson James, hat manufacturer, 13 Vine street
Cooltas Jas. agricultural engineer. Perseverance iron works
Coultas William, ironmonger, 91 Ic 93 Westgate .
County Comrt Office (John Grundy Thompson, registrar ;
F. W. Thompson, deputy registrar), Elmer street north .
Cousins William, tailor, 3 Elmer street north
Cox & Pilley (Misses), berlin wool repository, 35 Watergate
Cox John k Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 36 Watergate
Cox Reuben, shopkeeper, 8 Granville street
Craft John Henry, baker, 61 Innw street
Credland Joseph, shopkeeper, 8 North street
Crisp Thomas, greengrocer, 18 Wharf road
Dann Henry John, Chequers inn, 35 Market place
Darby Caroline (Mrs.), beer retailer, 3 Market place
Darcy William Andrew, plumber, 47 North parade
Dawkes Charles, boot Ic shoe maker, 41 Commercial road
Dawson David, gardener k shopkeeper, 13 Bibnthoipe road
Dawson Edwd. china Ic earthenware d«iler, 36 LoiMon road
Dawson Samuel, draper, silk meroer Ice. i Engh street
Dell Isaac, Fox Ic Hounds p.h. 30 Westgate
Dent Robert, shopkeeiier, 10 Well lane
Dickinson Edward, berlin Ic fancy re{)ository, 4 High street
Dickinson Sarah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 6 Swinegate
Dickinson Thomas, general dealer, 18 Malt hill
Dickinson William, baker, 36 Inner street
Dixon Ic Parker, clothiers Ic outfitters, aa k 33 Market pi
Dixon Ic Son. cabinet makers, furniture dealers Ic uphol-
sterers, 67 Wharf road
Dixon George Hus. doc. professor of music Ic organist to
the parish chnrch, 8 Avenue road
Drakard William, boot & shtje warehouse, upper manufac-
turer, I Elmer street south ; Ic hai>erdashcr Ic sewing
machine dealer, 17 High street
Dunbar Andrew, Crown Ic Anchor p.h. 36 Swinegate
Earl Robert, auctioneer Ic vainer, 4 Westgate
Eaton James m.b.c.s. sargeon, snrgeon to the dispensary It
certifying factory surgeon, ja H^h street '
Eooott Walter James, surveyor of taxes. Inland revenue
offices, Westgate rooms
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Ediand Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 Xev street
Edson William, lobbmg gardener, 3 Elmer street sonth
Edwards John Mark, ^d Lion commercial hotel, a8 High et
Edwards William, shopkeeper, 104 Grantley street
Ehnm Martin Thomas, Malt Shovel f.k. ai West^te
Eminson Richard, collector to the water works company, 6
Albion road
Emmitt William, baker b flour dealer, 4 Brownlow street
Enderby William, Bine Dog f.r. 10 Watergate
Engh'sh Charles, grocer, i Witham terrace. Well lane
Escritt Henry, auctioneer, vainer, estate agent k proprietor,
printer k publisher of the ' Grantham Journal,' 45 High at
Evinson Freeman, builder, 13 College street
Fanners' Benevolent Association (A. H. Malin, sec)
Parish James, travelling draper, 10 Brownlow street
Fenwick John, engineer, aa Harrow street
Fillingham William, George family k commercial hotel,
Hi^ street ; k farmer, ^ttlegate heath k Ibnthorpe
Fishw FVands Dixon, pharmaceutical chemist k mineral
water ft aerated water flavouring essence manufacturer, i
Mnrket place
Fisher Kred, photographer, 3a Swinegate
Fletcher Frederick, wine k spirit merchant, 14 Westgate
Forman William, shopkeeper, 4a Dudley road
Foster CSiarles, butcher, ia, Norton street
Foster John, shoe maker, ao Blnegate
Foster Mark, fruiterer, ja Vine street
Foster William Sichard, butcher k bacon curer, 39 Watetgt
Fowler John, Blue Hone p.b. 19 Westgate
Fowler Joseph, butcher, 70 Weetgate
Fowler Robert, Shepherd ft Dog f.h. ii Westgate
Fox Edward, wardrobe dealer, a Broad street
Fox John, grocer ft seed merchant, see Wyles ft Fox
Francis lliomas, shopkeeper, 49 Cecil street
Francis William, tailor, 37 Swinegate
Gainsley John Henry, baker ft flour dealer, 88 Grantley at
Gale John, boot maker, 18 Norton street
Gamble EKdney Gonpipertz, architect, surveyor ft sanitary
engineer ft borongn surveyor ft superintendent of <ln
br^ade; olBce, Guildhall
(jandy John, carver ft gilder, 48 North parade
Gsrfoot wnUam ft Co. ucydefttricgrd* makers ft repairers,
68 London road
Garton Wm. Henry, Manners Arms F.R. ft coal merchant,
51 London road
Qeeton James, grocer, tea dealer ft piDvision (actor ft agent
(or Faster ft Co.'s iSircel Express Co. Limited, 47 Hi^ st
George Nathan, tinman ft brazier, 16 Wharf road
George William, baker ft tlonr dealer, 39 North parade
Gibson Chas. Parkinson, teacher of dancing, 7 lit. Pleasant
Gibson John Brewster, dispensing chemist ft wine mer-
chant, High street
Gibson Joseph, coal, salt, lime ft granite merchant. Great
Northern wharf ; ft at Sleaford
Gilfin Thomas Reed, commercial traveller, 14 West parade
Gilstrap, Esip ft Go. maltsters, Welham street
Girdlestone Edward ft Son, brick makers. Paper Mill lane
Oirdlestone Cbarles Frederic, boot ft shoe maker, 6 High st
Godfrey 'ft Bonlton, drapers, silk mercers ft carpet ware-
housemen, la Watergate
Godfrey Arthur John, watch maker ft jeweller, ft deputy
registrar of births ft deaths, a Watergate
Godhey Richard Robert, registrar of marriages, laWatergate
Godfrey Zachariah, registrar of births ft deaths ft vaccina-
tion officer for the Chantham district. Church trees
Goodband Thomas, shopkeeper, 36 Cecil street
Goodman Ann (Mrs.), furrier, 17 North street
Goodman Thomas, Royal Oak P.B. ^a Stuart street
Goodson Mary Ann ft Sktrah (Misses), dress makers, 77
Commercial road
Goude Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 47 Swinegate
Grant John William, tailor, 3 Wharf road
Grantham Bank (Hardy, Johnston ft Parker ),89 West^te ;
' draw on Lloyds, Barnetts ft Bosanquets Bank Limited,
London
Grantham Cemetery (William Azlack White, clerk to the
burial board ; George Hart, keeper), Harrowby road
ifrantham Club (John (i. Thompson esq. chairman ; John
Richard Boyall, sec. ), Exchange Hall buildings, Elmer st
Grantham (Self-aiding) Dispensary, open veSs. days 9 to
13 a.m. ft 4 to 7 p.m. ; Sundays, 4 to 5 p.m. (James
Eaton ft Richard Wilson, medical officers ; W. V. Hard-
wick, treasurer ; William Sexton Rogers, dispenser), 6
^inkin street
Grantham Exchange Hall Co. (Thomas Alsop, secretary ;
John Rouse, hall keeper). High street ; ft (Wilham Chester,
hall keeper), Westgate rooms
Ihanthom Gas Co. (William Barratt, engineer ft manner ;
John Harvey, derk ; William Chester, collector) ; omces,
Finkin street ; works, Earles fieldf
Orantiiam Gramnaar School (Ernest George Hardy M.A.
head master). Church street
Grantham Hospital (GeorM William Shipman, Biduid
Wilson ft WeJter Hugh Paterson, hon. medical officers;
Greorge Walter Glynne Beaumont, hon. sec. ; Miss Maris
Louisa Lowe, matron), Manthorpe road
Grantham Journal (Henry Escritt, proprietor, publisher k
printer ; published Saturday) ; office, 45 High street
Grantham Militia Barracks, Stores ft Hospital (Major
Jos<n>h Hamilton Hodgson, adjutant), Harrowby
Grantham Permanent BeneSt Building Society (Robert C.
Brightwell, secretary) ; otHoes, Temperance haU, Wharf rd
Granwam Public Baths (William Jobez Widdowaon,les9(e),
Wharf road
Grantham Steam Laundry Co. Lim. (Henry Preston, aw.),
Londonthorpe road
Grantham Times ft Sonth Lincolnshire Gazette ^ward
Henry Rnaooe, proprietor ft publisher ; published fridsy
afternoon for aotoroay), 70 Lcmdon road
Gnatham Water Works Co. Limited (Henry Preston, sec
ft manaeer ; Henry Teagne, en^eer ; William Viocent
Hardwiu, auditor ; Richard Euunson, collector ; Charles
Broadbnry, inspector) ; offices, Finkin street
Graves George, beer retailer, 6 Wharf road
Gray Charle^ beer retailer, 7 Grantley street
Gray John, horse dealer ft farmer, Earles Fields house
Gray J(^n Lynn, currier, a Elmer street sonth
Gray Thomas, Blue Cow P.E. ft horse dealer, 63 Oastlegste
Green Ann (Mrsi), newsagent, 31 Waterrate
Green Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 43 Rycroft street
Green William, maltster, 33 Well hme
Green William, watch|maker ft jeweller, 35 London road
Green Wilham Andrew, painter, la London road
Greetham Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Brook street
Grice Elizabeth (Mrs.), ooal merchant. Great Northern
wharf ft Wharf road
Guildhall (John Pemberton, keeper), St. Peter's hill
Hack BrotitDrs, farmers, Walton farm
Haddon William, coal merchant, 43 Swinegate
HaU jD.aabinet mo. ft general house (uniisher, 8ft 9 Market pi
Hall Joseph, Blue Horse f.k. ft farmer, a8 London road
Hall Levi, shoe maker, 45 Dudley road
Hall Marian Ellen (Miss), artist, i Finkm street
Hall Mbry Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner ft wine ft spirit
merchant, 43 Hieh street
Hall Robert Aimolf surgeon dentist, 80 Westgate
Hall Thomas ft Son, chemists, 80 Westj^te
Hancock Maigaret Anne (Miss), ladies' boarding ft day
school, 4a St. Peter's hill
Hancock Jose[^ postmaster,- 18 Market place
Hand Thomas, jomer, 30 Castlegate
Hand William, cowkeeper, 35 Commercial road
Hannah Joaedi, tailor, aj Stanton street
Hannett, Kellam ft New, cabinet makera, upholsterers,
paperhaugers, general furniture ft glass, china &
earthenware deuera ft furniture removers, 77 Westgate
Hannett Geoiee Sumner, auctioneer, valuer, house ft estate
agent ft timber merchant, 77 Westgate ; ft at Skegness
Hamwn Thomas, Sir Isaac Newton inn, & wheelwright, 36
Stanton street
Harding Edwin Staveley, butcher, 50 London road
Hardy, Johnston ft Parker, bankers, Grrantham bank, 89
Westgate
Hardy Fred. Sun inn, 7 Brownlow street
Hardy Henry John, tailor, ao North street
Hardy Herbert, shopkeeper, 6 Eaton street.
Hardy Miles ft John, hauliers, 39 Stanton street
Harris Edward, china ft earthenware dealer, 3 North parade
Harrison Harriet (Mrs.), Brewers' Arms f.h. 33 Brewery hi
Harrison Ann (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 4a Commercial rood
Harrison Wm. basket ma.& willow merchant, 17ft i8Watergt
Harrison William, painter, 4 Stapton sU'aet
Harvey Charles, brewer ft maltster, 53 North parade
Harvey Edward (Mrs.), rope fttwine manufr. 86 Westgate
Harvey William, miller & baker, 36 Norton street
Hastings James, shopkeeper, 3 Manthorpe rt»d
Hatfield Jos^h, dothier ft outfitter, 6 Westgate
Hawbrook Benjamin, cowkeeper, 58 Welby street
Hawley John, joiner ft cricket ft lawn . tennis requisites
dealer, Swinegate
Healey Henry, tiair dresser ft tobacconist, 15 Marketplace
Heath, Sons ft Buttertidd, solicitors. Exchange hall. High Et
Heath Samud Edward, solicitor ft commissioner for oaths,
see Heath, Sons ft Buttertidd
Heath William Hy. solicitor, see Heath, Sons ft Butterfidd
Heaton Joseph, house decorator, 66 Inner street
Heaton William, pawnbroker, 3 Wharf road
Hempsted & Co. Limited, agricultural implement manu-
facturers. Phoenix iron ft crank works, Oysart road
Henson William, painter ft paperhanger, Watergate
Hercock Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 34 Wharf road
Hewerdine Alfired, tailor ft shopkeeper, 18 Wdby street
Hewerdine Samuel, boot ft shoe maker, 33 Wdby street
Hill Edwin, shopkeeper, 7 College street
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HSlam Paul ComeHna, com merchant & commiision agent ;
office k Mores, Wbart road
Hilton .Samnel, pork butcher, 38 Westgata
Hockley Bobert, boilder, 11 London road
Hole Jamea, maltster, Welham street
Holland Edward, iromnonger, a/ Watergate
Hohnan Frederidc, surgeon, 19 North street
Hotanes Oeorge, boot upper manufacturer, leather mer-
chant, grindery dealer & leather cutter, 37 Watergate
Hobies QeoTge, uarrer t gilder, 39 North parade
Holmes Hy. general ft furmshing ironmonger, 13 Watergate
Holmes Robert, shopkeeper, 40 Commercial road
Hohnea William, baJier, 6a Wharf road
Hopkinaon Thomas Je.Co. chemists k mineral water mann-
factorers, 44 k 45 High street
Homsby EUchard k Sons Limited, agricultural k general
engineers k ironfonnders, Spittlegate iron works ; London
office, 84 Lombard street; Capetown, Edinburgh build-
ings. Dock road. See advert, facing inside of bade cover
Homsby John, butcher, 31 London road
HoogfatOD Naaman, grocer, aa Westgata
Houghton Thomas, cooper, Sa Westpate
Honseham Frederick, printer k stationer; 14 London road
Howard Henry, milliner, 34 Watergate
Howard Thomas Inkerman, Blue Ram p.h. ii Westgate
Howes Charles, shopkeeper, 14 New street
Hnsfaes William, beer retailer, 3 Welby street
Hollott John, boot maker, 16 I^rsart road
Hunt Elizabeth k Harriet Fanny (Misses), ladies' boarding k
day achool, 9 Chapel street
Hatdiinsan JameSj.fand agent, Manthorpe lodge
Impaon Benjamin Vincent, shopkeeper, xo Railway terrace
Ingledew William, baker k shopkeeper, 31 Cambridge st
Ingram Charles, ferm bailifl to fi. Homsby k Sons Limited,
Inner street
Inland Revenue Office (Walter James Eccott, surveyor of
tazes ; Charles W. C. Fillnum fcWaiiam Jackson, offloers),
Westgate rooms
Isitt John Thomas, manager of Measra Allsopp k Sons'
maltings, Hillfoot lodge, Barrowby road
Jack Michael, paper manufacturer, Houghton paper mQl
Jackson Oeorge, furniture broker, 13 North street
Jackscm Heniy, beer retailer, i Queen street
Jackson Henry Thomas, shoeing smith. Wharf road
Jackson James, boot k shoe maker, 103 Norton street
Jackson Susan Robinson (Mrs. ), milUner, mantle k dress
maker, 74 High street
Jackson llioa. beer retailer 4, k printer 13, Manthorpe rd
Jackson William, coal dealer, 34 Dudley road
Jackson William, inland revenue officer, Westgate rooms
Jeans James William, surgeon, 15 Swinegate
Jeffery William Henry, hosier k outfitter, 54 High stmet
Jenkinson Edward, fish k game dealer, 17 St. Peter's hill
Jenkinson William Dommett, vaccination k relieving officer
k registrar oi births k deaths for Orantham south dis-
trict, Brownlow street
Johnson, Basker k Fletcber, wide k spirit merchants, a\
Westgate
Johnson George, diopkeeper, 11 Bluegate
Johnson James, shopkeeper, 13 West parade
Jones George Eldret, oowkeeper, 11 Harrowby road
Kdlam Joseph William, beer retailer, i Norton street
Kellam Thomas, Victoria p.k. 7 Commercial road
KenniDgton James, butcher, 17 I<oodon road
Kenny Charles Edward, butdier, 100 Orantley street
Kenny Samuel, Durham Ox p.h. 65 Wharf road
Kettle Blary (Mrs.), dress maker, 35 Manthorpe road
Key George, tailor, 38 Swinegate
King Charles, shimkeeper, ai Manners street
King Josh, baker k ahojpkeeper, 13 Wharf road
Kingston Jidin, relievmg officer for the. Grantham-north
district, 35 Westgata
Kinaella Hannah ^nes (Mrs.), ladies' k babyllinen ware-
house k register office for servants, 40 High street
KinseUa William, hosier k haberdasher, 40 High street
Kisby Joseph Samuel, hair cutter, 4 Chapel s^et
Kitchen William, linen k woollen draper, 8 London road
Knight Marion Sarah (Miss), millinery k dress making
eetaUishiiient, 7 Watergate
Ladds William Jackson, fish curer, a Welby street
Ladies' College (Miss Fanny Lieven, lady principal), 38 St.
Peter's hill
Lappage Oeorge, shopkeeper, 103 Norton street
Lappage William, beer retailer k shopkeeper, 31 Wharf rd
Large Joseph, hair cutter, 30 St. Peter's hill
Lawrence Kiiah Jane (Mrs. ), straw milliner, 9 Grantleytst
Laybonme Robert, horse dmler, 38 Union street
Leadt George, iomer, 15 Brewery hill
Leake WiOuun Wilcock, tinman k gas fitter, 84 Norton st
Ledger Arthur, botcher, 49 Welby street
Lee John k Son, hare, rabUt Jc lamb skin mert. Welby st
Lee Alfred, shopkeeper, 18 James street
Lee Edward, nail manufactm^r, 68 Westgate
Lee Robert Frederic, maltster. Brewery hill, North parade.
Malt hill k Charles street
Lee William Clifton, tobacconist, 61 West k 31 High street
Leeson William, shopkeeper, 33 Albert street
Leicester Banking Co. Limited (branch) (Frederic Green,
agent), open 10 to 4 ; thursdays, 10 to i ; Saturdays, 10
to 5 ; 4 Finkin St. ; draw on London k Westminster Bank
Limited, Lothbnry, London e.e
I^enton Thomas, baker k confectioner, 8 Vine street
Letheren William, general draper k fancy warehouseman.
Bank buildings, 56 High street
Letts John, pianoforte tuner, 5 North parade
Levick Henry, tanner. Green Hill tenneiy
Levick Samuel, baker k flour seller, 66 Westgate
Levien Fanny (Miss), principal of ladies' college, 38 St,
Peter's hill
Lewarton Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, 69 Wharf road
Liberal Association k Reading Rooms (Thomas Watts, care
teker), 37 High street
Lincoln k Son, plumbers, glaziers k gasiitters, 17 Wharf rd
Lincolnshire Bwiment, snd Volunteer Battelion (Sir J. H.
Thoroldbart.lieut.-col. ; Capt. F. R. Lowth, adjutant;
E. Dickinson, quarter-master), headquarters, 13 I^kin st
Linnell George Hy. stone A marble mason, 39 Manthorpe rd
Linnell John Lionel, coal dealer, 39 Manthorpe road
Linnell Bachel (Mrs. ),Waggon Je Horses PJI.39 Manthorpe rd
Livingstone Hurdocm, travelling draper, 15 North parade
Locke George, teilor, 50 Westgate
Lockton Charles, greengrocer, 64 Castlegate
Lockton John Andrew, boot k shoe maker, 39 College street
Lord Elizabeth (Miss), dress fee. makor, 35 North street
Lord Joseph, grocer, A agent to W. fc A. Gilbey, wine k
spirit merchants, 57 High street
Lord Robert William, fanner, 76 Commercial road
LonghtcHi William, boot k shoe maker, 45 Wharf road
Lnnn Thomas, chemist, 31 Westgate
Lnnn William, hair dresser, a6 I^ndon road
Lyne A Son, printers, stetioners, booksellers, correspondents
of the National Prras Association A Nottingham,3tamford
k other local papers, 8 Westgate
Lynn Tryner, outfitter k tailor, 70 High street
Malim Aubrey Henry, solicitor, town clerk k derk to the
urban sanitary authorty, to the guardians, rural sani-
tery authority, assessment k school attendance com-
mittees of Granthan union, the borough school attendance
committee, borough justices, charity trustees k to the
commissioners of sewers for the Grantham division.depnty
snpt. registrar k coroner for the borough ; office, Wes^te
Manners William, solicitor k commissioner for taking
acknowledgments nf married women.devk to the justices
for the Spittlegate petty sessional k the Belvoir divisions,
clerk to the commissioners of land, assessed k income
taxes for the divisions of Loveden k Beltisloe, clerk &
treasurer to the Grantham old association for the prosecu-
tion of felons k clerk to the Belvoir district ihighway board.
Wharf road
Marriott Ethan, shopkeeper, 11 Castlegate
Marriott John, butcher, 10 Welby street
Marshall William, watoh maker k jeweller k deputy regis-
trar of marriages, 30 High street
Masham William, tobacconist, 33 North street
Martin John & Son, furnishing ironmongers, bar iron mer-
chants, bell hanjjfers, nail makers, makers of iron fencing
k dealers in agricultural implements k sewing machioes,
, 7 High street k Elmer Street works
Martin George, currier k leather seller, 3a Weatgate
Martin Greorge, gardener k nurseryman. Paper Mill lane
Martin Jani«s Henry, baker k confectioner, i Wharf road
Martin William, confectioner, 50 High street
Mawe Eliza (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 49 High street
Mawe William, bookseller, printer, stationer Ac. 39 High st
Melbonm Bros, brewers k wine & spirit merchants. West-
gate hsU ; stores, Lincoln ; head office A brewery,Stamford
Meltham Snsan (Mrs. ), fish k game dealer, 6 London road
Millard Thomas, general dealer, 10 Vere street
Miller Elizabeth k Sarah (Misses), milliners, 4 North parade
Miller John, builder, 11 New street
Miller John, stone mason k builder, 3 North parade
MiUey Thomas, shopkeeper, 108 Grantley street
Millhonse Frederick, small ware dealer, 19 Cecil street
Millhouse Michael, baker k confectiimer, i Albion place
Millhoase William John, shoe maker, 48 Rycroft street
Hillichip Henry, librarian to Conservative Association
Reading Rooms k Library, 13 Finkin street
Mills Frederick, bootmaker, 67 Westgate
Mills Samuel, currier k boot maker, 30 Watergate
Milner Mary (Mrs,), Blue Boat p.h. Wharf road
Morley John, engineer, 35A, North parade k 16 Welbam st
Morley Robert, general draper, 16 Market place
Morris Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer, 16 London road
Monis Frederick, grocer, 43 fe 44 Watergate , .
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Morris John, boot ft shoe maker, 1 1 Mantborpe road
Morris Thomas Joseph, milliner k musical iiutmment
dealer, 13 High street
Moulds Fanny (Mrs.), registry oHioe for servants, 8 Watergt
Moulds William, boot & shoe maker, 3 Watergate
Mouncej' Joseph, baker, 53 Mantborpe road
Mowbray t Co. brewers & maltsters k mineral water
manufacturers. Commercial road
Mowbray John, joiner & builder, 46 Castlegate
Mnnson William Ererett, general draper, 93 Weatgate
Murr Joshua, cabinet maker k paper nanger, 30 North par
Musson Frederick, shoe maker, 43 Stuart street
Musson John, shopkeeper, 71 Grantley street
Musson Matthew John,rope k twine mannfacturer.TsWeatgt
Musson William, grocer, 78 Westgate
Naylor George Willianuon, secretary tq the Conservative
Association, Reading Room & Library, 76 Westgate
Ifaylor John, beer retniler k butcher, 37 Castlegate
Neal k Lawton, house furnishers, 9 London roM
Neal Joshua Louis, boot & shoe maker, .9 London road
Neale Elizabeth (Mrs. ), boot k shoe dealer, 14 High street
Nelson George, railway auditor k collector, North parade
Newfadtt Edward, grocer, 33 London road
Kewcomb Alfred, chimney sweeper, 5 Mount street
Newcome Frederick m.d. physician <£ surgeon, 43 Watergate
Newcome John, pharmaoeatical chemist, 71 High street
Newton Thomas, farmer, Harrowby hall
Nicfcerson Edward, who. & retail confectioner, 13 Market pi
Nickerson George, coal k firewood dealer. Union street
Nickerson William, confectioner, 11 Vine street
North George, coach painter, 25 Union street
North Henry, Artichoke inn, 10 Swinegate
Ockelford Thomas Hy. Blue Bell inn, k job master. North $t
Offord Charles, cabinet maker. Brook street
Offord Jeremiah, sen. shopkeeper, 10 Manners street
OfFord Jeremiah, jun. restaurant k beer retailer,49 Dadley rd
Ogden k Son, accountants & house agents, 24 High street
Ogden Jas. ^binson, hair dresser k perfumer, 34 Hig^ st
O'Bare Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 35 Welby street
Oldham George Andrew, joiner k cabinet maker, lA>ndoD rd
Osbom Edward Stephen, White Hart hotel, 48 High street
Osborne John, watch maker k jeweller, 17 Westgate
Pacey William, farmer, Houghton farm
Padget Sarah (Mrs.), ironmonger &c. see Slater k Padget
Padget William, cabinet maker, 3 London road
Page Caleb, canal inspector. Great Northern wharf
Palmer George William, furniture dealer, 57 Cecil street
Parker John, bookbinder, 19 Swinegate
Parker Richard Jeasop, baker k grocer, 5 London road
Parker Thomas, baker k grocer, i North parade
Parks Daniel, joiner &c. 6 Westgate
Parkinson Isaiah, beer retailer, 33 Rycroft street
Parkinson Mary (Miss), milliner, 33 Swinegate
Parkinson Robert, paperbanger, 33 Swinegate
Paterson Walter Hugh u.D. surgeon,£Imer house, Finkin st
Patman Charles, market gardener, Karles fields
Patman James, gardener, 33 Wharf rood
Pawson William (Mrs.), plumber ice. 87 Westgate
Payne George, shoeing smith, Welby street
Fear Catherine (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 13 Vere street
Pearce Henr}- k Sons, watch k clock makers, working
jewellers, silversmiths, k opticians 62 High street ; k at
Leeds, Hnddcrsfield & Leicester
Pearson Robert, shopkeeper, 38 Mantborpe road
Pearson Thomas, blacksmith, 10 North street
Pearson Philjip, beer retailer, 9 North street
Pemberton John, head constable, clerk of the markets i in-
spector nf weights & measures, Guildhall
Phipps William Thomas, taUor k outfitter, 39 ^gh street
Pick Arthur, grocer k wine spirit merchant, 90 Westgate
Fidd William, shopkeeper, 67 Commercial road
Pigott & Smith, tailors k woollen drapers, 28 Market place
Pifiey Susannah (Miss), borlin wool repository, see Cox k
PiUcy
Pillman Charles William Cunningham, inland revenue
officer, 57 London road
Poole James, boot k shoe maker, 15 North street
Porter James k Son, boot k shoe makers, 4 Elmer St. north
Porter John Henry, boot k shoe maker, 43 Swinegate
Powdrell George, Horse k Jockey p.u. 43 High street
Priest William k Geo. builders k contractors. Wharf road
Priest Joseph, photographer, painter k fancy repository, i
London road
Priest William, jun. watch maker & jeweller, is Wharf road
Priestman Millicent (Mrs.), beer retailer, 35 North parade
Pritchard Thomas ii.n. surgeon, 46 Swinegate
Procter Brothers, provision merchants, 29 Market place
Procter Frances (Mrs.), milliner, 33 High street
Pym George, nurseryman & florist, 57 Grantley street
Railway Refreshment Rooms, Samuel Miiorc, manager
Ranby William, baker & shopkeeper, 75 London roaa
Randall Charlotte (Mrs.), smallware dealer, 66 Wharf mad
Read William, dyer k deaner, 7 Vine street
Redhead Ann (Mrs.), brewer, London road
Reid Walter builder, Harrowby road
Richardson Henry, beer retailer k smith, 57 Westgate
Richardson John, beer retailer, 16 Welby street
Richardson Robert, boot .maker, 83 Weslmte
Rimmington Emma (Mi^s), milliner, 16 High street
Rippon Thos. plumber, glazier, gas fitter Ice. 19 Swinegate
Rix Charles, commercial traveller, 8 Launder terrace
Roberts John Danieli general draper, 84 Westgate
Roberts Robert, fancy draper, 38 Watergate
Robinson k Barndale, cigar manofacturers, St. Peter's hill
Robinson Frederick William, solicitor, 8( Westgate
Robinson Henry, pork batcher, 33 London road
Robson Herbert, Kojul Oak p.m. 37 Market place
Rogers William Hextaa, surgeon dentist k dispenser at tbt
dispensani-, 31 Wateiipite
Ruoksby William,. district superintendent for the Prndentiil
Assnranoe Co. Limited, 4 Chancer terrace
Ross Andrew, tempenuoe hotel k domestic machinei;-
agent, 95 & 96 Gnmtley street
Rouse James, beer retailer, 33 Watergate
Rouse John, keeper of Exchange hall. High street
Rouse Richard, shopkeeper, 56 Inner street
Rudd k Son, builders, contractors k brick makers. Wharf id
Russell Capt. Benjamin Hill m.b.c.v.s.l. veterinary sm^eon
Ic consulting veterinary surgeon to the Royal Agricul-
tural Society, Stanton street
Ryder Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Inner street
Rylett Ann (Mrs.), beer retaUer, 35 St. Peter's hill
Rylett William, pork batcher, 38 Watergate
Sanderson WilUam, eating boose, as Westeate
Savings Bonk (His Grace the Duke of Bolund, potnm; Sir
WilUam &rle WWby-Gregorj-.bart. vioe-president ; Sir
Hugh Chcdmeley bnrt. vice-president ; Wuliam Vincent
Baidwiok, actuar}- ; Edward Eastnn Chnrdiill, assistaat
actuary ; Abiaham Oxkman, auditor ; Hardy 1 Co.
(bankers), treasurers, 14 Finkin street
Scales k Salter (of Leeds), boot k shoe makers (Isaac Pbw-
right, manager) (branch No. 33), 69 High street
Scarborough, Willson k John, gilders, decorators <c painters.
38 Swinegate
.SooHield Job, shopkeeper, 33 Commercial road
Scoltield William, butcher, 10 Westgate
Scothern Samuel, shopkeeper k beer retailer, Oxford stnct
Searvy Alfred, bookseller k stationer, 33 College street
Sellers Joseph, miller (water). Slate mill k Harrowby mill
Sewell Henry Lawrence, butcher, 19 Welby street
Sewell John William, watch nmker, jeweller 4c. 73 Westgate
Sexty Brothers, watchmakers, jewellers, silversmiths Ac 37-
High street & i Westgate
Sharpo diaries k Co. amd merchants, Westgate
Sharjie Matthew, cooper, London road
Shariw Samuel, shopKeeper, 40 Swinegate
Sbaw Alexander k John, leather dressers, fellmonger, sod
oil & parchment manufrs. Earls Fields work. See adrert
Shelbom James, shopkeeber, 50 Cecil street
Shelford Isaac Flanders, blacksmith, London road
Shillitoc Dinah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, la James street
Shipman k Wilson, surgeons, Watergate
ShipinanGen. Wni. L.B.c.P.iiind. (firm, Shipman ft Wflnn)-
surgeon, snrgeon-major to the South LiocolnshiTe Militi>
& to the Great Northern railway k medical officer tothf
Grantham hospital, Watergate '
Shipstone James, sauce manofscturer, 5 North parade
Sills Alfred, monumental mason, 74 Westgate
Simpson' Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 105 Grantley street
Simpson John James, fruiterer, a6 Watergate
Sinaall Benjamin, butcher, 80 Norton street
Singer Manufacturing Co. (Charles Hope, sab-manigtrr.
II Wharf road
Skcrritt Luke, joiner, 33 Rj-croft street
Sivers Edward, grocer, 3a Swinegate
Slater k Padget, iromnongers kc. 59 High street
Smart Henry Walton, cattle dealer, 27 London road
Smedley Julin Henry, Beo Hive p.h. 10 Castlegate
Smith AUroil, gmcer k provision dealer, 19 London road
Smith Francis, chimney sweeper, 14 Welby street
Smith George, plasterer k decorator, 42 Castlegate
Smith HaiTict (Mr.t.), mnbrelln repairer, 51 Welby strfet
Smith JelTen', boot k shoe maker, i Watergate
Smith John, jmrk batcher, 41 Dudley road
Smith John, thrashing machine owner, Middlemon yard.
Castlegate
Smith John Henry, painter, decorator &c. 34 St Peters hi
Smith Joseph, biiker, 8 Commercial road
Smith Robert, bntchcr, i3 Westgate
Smith Thinnas Henr\', grocer, 14 Castlegate
Smith William, bntclier, 23 Wharf road
Smith William, carriage builder k wheelwright. Wharf rMd
Smithurst Richard Alliutt, secretar}- to Richard Honsby &
Sons Limited, 17 Harrowby road
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Snaith Charles, stone mason & pork butcher, Grantley street
Somes Richard, confectioner, i James street
Southwell Frederick Charles, inanagei to Messrs. R. Honis-
by k Sons Limited, Dudley house
Spencer Harriet (Miss), boarding & day school, 34 Westgate
Spriggs Isaac, timber merchant, i Harroirby ruad
Sqnires Robert, shopkeeper, 75 Westgate
Staines Benj. (iovemment telegraph inspector,North parade
Stamford, Spalding St, Boston Banking Go. Lim. (branch)
(Robert Peach Brj-an, manager), 55 High street ; draw
on Barclay, Beran & Co. London e.c
Stamp Office (Chaa. Bushby, snb-distribator), a Tine street
StwKUid Boot Co. Limited (The) (John Thomas Lowman,
manager) (branch), a6 Market place
Standand Tea Co. (Theophilus Bowie), i Vine street
Staniland Richard, poultry dealer & dairynum, 13 Swinegate
Star Tea Company (Thos. Woolner, manager), 85 Eastgate
Starkey Fanny (Mrs.), tobacconist, 37 London road
Starr Richd. k Son, tobacco pipe makers, 37 Manners street
Sterenson William Hall, tin plate worker, 42 Welby street
Stewart James, chemist & druggist, 2 Xorth street
Stokes k Son, butchers, 9 Wharf road
Stakes James, batcher, game dealer k maltster, 36 High st
Stokes Thirza (Mrs. ), butcher, 5 Wharf road
Storin William, gun maker k cutler, 4 Westgate
Sodbury Walter, chimney sweeper, 62 Welby street
Summers Frederick, beer retailer, 42 London road
Sumner Benjamin Tindale, chemist k druggist, k post
office, 10 London road
Sutton Isaac, shopkeeper, 33 North street
Sutton Lucy (Mrs.), beer retailer, 12 Castlegate
Sutton WilUam, greengrocer, Welby street
Swanson Ueorge, Aopkeeper, 15 Bridge End road
Taft Thomas, shopkeeper, 1 1 Bridge End road
Taylor Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 15 London road
■fiiyior Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ij Dudley road
Taylor tieoree, pawnbroker, 46 Swmegate
Taylor Joeem, wood turner, 2 Jfew street
Tdibatt John Thomas, baker, 15 Westgate
Thompeoo k Green, architects k surveyors, 11 Ehner 8t.ntb
Thompson Henry & Sons, solicitors, k commissioners in the
high courts of judicature, solicitors to the Grantham
gas k water companies k to the Exchange Hall company,
7 Elmer street north
Thompeon Charley maltster. Bridge End road
Thompson Frederick Williun (firm, Henry Thompson k
Sons), solicitor, 7 Ehner street north
Thompson Henry, shopkeeper, 7 Granville street
Thompson John Grundy (nrm, Henry Thompson k Sons),
solicitor k registrar of the county court, Ehner street nm
Thompson William, butcher, 67 Dudley road
Thorold Robert, baker k corn chandler, 9 BroWnlow street
Todd George, shopkeeper, 3 Inner street
Todd Mary (Miss), fruit k seed establishment, 35 Watergt
Todd John, seedsman, fruiterer k florist, 40 St. Peter's bill
Towers Thomas, tailor, $s Grantley street
Townsend George, tailor, 56 WTiarf rocwl
Trevor Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 North street
Trotter William Fredk. surgeon dentist, 56 Castlegate
Tnunan Edward, beer retailer, 19 North parade
Turner John, Granby inn, Market place
Turner Samuel, baker k shopkeeper, 3 North street
I'pton George Oarratt, tailor, 89 Westgate
Vale Edward, .greengrocer, 14 James street
Vipond Thomas, photographic artist, 6 Vine street
Wade John, butcher, 7 London road
Wade Joseph, saddler k harness maker, 65 High street
Wade Richard, horticultural builder, 85 Westgate
Wait* George, shoe maker, 17 Swinegate
Wakelin WiUiam, boot maker, 33 Watergate
WJall Charles Thomas, fruiterer, 7 Wharf road
Wallace Henry William, tobacconist, 5 Chapel street
Walton John, fanner, Harrowby
Waltim Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 Inner street
W'and Arthur James Henry, butcher
W]and Charles, butcher, 18 Castlegate
Wand Robert, butcher, 14 Market place
Wand William Long, butcher, 32 Watergate
Wandby Levi, fishmonger, 23 Watergate
Ward Thomas, tinplatc worker, 8 Swinegate
W'ard William, tailor, 41 Stuart street
WJartnaby k Son, builders k contractors, Barrowby rood
Wartnaby Thomas, shopkeeper, 8 Chambers street
H'am Joaepb, White Lion f.h. 12 Bridge End rood
WasB Samuel, shopkeeper, 47 Welby street
W'atson Alfred, tailor k shopkeeper, 9 Welby street
Wateon George William, coffee tavern, k cabinet maker k
joiner, 10 Market place
W'ataon Thomas k Alfred, Blue Lion f.h. Market place
Watson Thos. Edwd. architect k sunreyor, 3 St. Peter's hill
Watts Chsriee, tailor, 34 London road
Watts Cometins, stocking maker, 14 Brewery hill
Weaver Thomas, chimney sweeper, 31 Union street
Webster Henry, joiner, s Albion road
Webster John, shopkeeper, 54 Castlegate
Weeks Alfred, general draper, ao Market place
Weightman mlliam Bowler, maltster. Manners street k
Gonerby Hill foot, k miller, Oasby
Welbom John, tinman. Bridge End road '
Weston Thomas, boot k shoe maker, 6 Union street
Whaley Edward, baker & flour dealer, 7 North street
Whaley Joseph, tailor, k parish clerk at St. John's, 37
Commercial road
Wheeler Charles, greengrocer, 59 Wharf road
Whiley William Taylor, tinman k brazier, 41 St. Peter's hi
Whipple George, wholesale k retail fancy k general ware-
houseman, 14 & 15 Watergate
Whitaker William, tailor Ic woollen draper, 30 Market place
White k Son, solicitors, Pinkin street
White Robert Aziack (firm. White k Son), solicitor k com-
missioner in the high courts of judicature & commis-
sioner for taking acknowledgments of married women,
derk of lieutenancy, clerk to the burial board, superin-
tendent registrar k solicitor to the Grantham permanent
benefit bunding society ; offices, Finkin street
White Robert Fortescue Moresby, solicitor, see White k Son
White William, accountant, 69 Commercial rocul
White William, pianoforte k music warehouse, 10 Wharf rd
Whitmors Henry Isaac, cork cutter, 53 Welby street
Whitworth George, veterinary surgeon, 31 North street
Wb^sall William, pharmaceutical chemist, wholesale drug-
gist k mineral water manufacturer, 64 High street
Widdowson William, tobacconist, 31 College street
Widdowson William Jabez, lessee of public baths. Wharf rd
Wilcox John, shopkeeper, 33 London road
Wilders Joseph, seed merchant. Wharf road
Wilkinson John, butcher, 66 High street
Wilkinson William, saddler k harness maker, 19 High street
l[a6West^te
Wilkinson WiUiam, saw mills, k beer retailer, 43 London rd
Willers Robert, fish curer, 17 Welby street
Williamson k Son, wholesale k retail grocers, tea dealers k
provision mercluints, 4 Vine street k 3 North street ; k
at Hull, Great Yarmouth, Bournemouth, Ramsgate
k South Norwood «.«
Williamson Fanny (Mrs.), confectioner, 39 St. Peter's hill
Williamson Kate (Miss), dress maker, 11 Commercial road
Willmer James, butcher, 63 Westgate
Willoughby George, dealer in london, birmingham k Shef-
field goods, II Slarket place, & printer, 3 Westgate
Willows Samnel, shopkeeper, 63 Brewery hill
Wilson Eliza (Mrs. ), timber merchant k chair maker, 45
Manthorpe rood
Wilson Frederick, shopkeeper, 38 Welby street
Wilson George, boot & shoe tpaker, 38 St. Peter's hill
Wilson George, timber mer. k chair ma. 35 Manthorpe rd
Wilson James, shopkeeper, 34 Norton street
Wilson John, coal merchant, 9 St. Peter's hill
Wilson Joseph, solicitor, 4 Finkin street
Wilson Matthew John, tailor, 43 Commercial road
Wilson Morton, district agent. Great Northern Railway Co.
I z Launder terrace
Wilson Richard (firm, Shipmfin k Wilson), surgeon, k
medical officer to Grantham union k surgeon to Gran-
tham hospital, Watergate
Wilson William, shopkeeper, 31 Norton street
Wing Elizabeth (Mrs), toy dealer, 37 St. Peter's hill
Wing Henr}', beer retailer, 15 Citstlegate
Wingate George Trolley, bone setter, 73 Norton street
Wingfield Frank, butcher, 14 Wharf rmd
Wiseman Henry, butcher k game dealer, 18 High street
Wood Ann (Mrs. ), basket maker, 53 Westgate
Wood Charles, gardener, 5 Conduit lane. Market place
Wood Charles William, station master Great Northern rail-
ivay station, 53 Grantley street
Wood Emma (Mrs.), basket maker, 19 Wharf road
Wood Samuel, beer retailer, 24 London road
Wood Thos.(Mrs.),ladics' boarding k day 8chool,38 Westgate
Wood Thomas, dairyman, 6 Harrow road
Wood William, painter, 2 Dysart road
Wood William Tliomas, auctioneer & appraiser, 31 St.
Peter's hill
Woods John, chimney sweeper k coach smith, 23 Inner st
Woods William, shopkeeper, 11 Swinegate
Woolerton .Thomas, beer retailer, 33 Inner street
WooUey William, Spread Eagle p.h. Fletcher street
Wormall Robert, Barley Mow p.h. London road
Worrall Edith Ada (Mrs. ), yomig ladies' boarding school,
37 North parade
Wright Christopher, butcher, 65 Castlegate
Wright Emily k Ellen Ada (Misses), drees makers, 81
Commercial road
Wyles & BurrowSjCom merchants, maltsters, linseed, cotton
cake, coal, .guano, salt kc. merchants, Westgate
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M'yies & Fox, irholesale & family grocers tc seed merdnnts,
53 High street >
Wynne 'rhoa.snpt. ol connty police,Folice ststionjiondon rd
Yates Henry k Co. steam coltirating tackle praprieton,
Harlaxton road
Teatinan William Olive, vine merchant, 26 Higb ttreel
OSASBy i& a village and parish, in the Northern divisitm
of the connty, parts of Lindsey,8oath division of Yarboroagh
wapentake, Brigg petty sessional division, Caistor union
ana county court district, raral deanery of Yarborongh No.
a, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The
village, which lies s little oS the high road from Brigg to
Ciiistor, is 3 miles north-north-west from Caistor, 6 south-
east from Brigg, and 2 from the North Kelsey station on
the Hull, jfiirket Hasea and Lincoln railway. The
church of All Saints is a handsome structure of Kirton and
Normanby stone, in the Oothie style of the thirteenth cen-
turj', consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, porch, organ
chamber and vestry, and a tower with spire containing a
clock and 4 bells, two of which were added in 1869, one, in
memory of Henry Selwood esq. by his three daughters, and
the other in memor}' of Mrs. Tennyson, mother of h
prcrious vicar, and of Lord Tennyson, and one of the others
has the date 1500 : the church was rebuilt, with the excep-
tion of the north aisle (which had been rebuilt on the old
foundations in 1850) in 1869, under the direction of Mr.
Charles Buckeridgn, architect : the east window, of five
hghts, is stained, and the interior has been refitted in oak :
a nmral tablet, in memory of the last vicar, the Rev. Charles
Turner, has been erected by his widow. The register of
Quirk Rev. James Francis m.a., t.v. | Dixon Tliomas, cowkeoper
[vicar]
Barker (xeorge fanner
Barkworth Jane (Mrs.), tailor k
shopkeeper
Barrun Jonathan, beer retailer
Bell Frederick, shoe ina.^ shopkeeper
Brighton John, cowkeeper
Brompton Bobert, cowkeeper
Brampton William, cattle dealer
Cross Jane (Mrs.), Cross Keys f.h
Cnthbert Richard, farmer
Eyre Edward, cowkeeper
Foster Jane Precilla (Mrs.), farmer
Frankish George, carpenter
Frankish George, shoe maker
Frear John, grocer & carrier
Frow Charles, tailor
Hollingswortli' Thomas, builder
Jackson Daniel, cowkeeper
Johnson Thomas, shopkeeper
King Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper
Lacey James, carrier
baptisms and burials dates from the year 1653 ; that of
marriages from 1754. The living is a vicarage, yearly valne
;^3iS, in the gift of Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate, «nd
held M' the Rev. James Francis Qnirk m.a. of Qosen's Col-
lege, Oxford J. p. who was appointed October, 1S79. Heit
is a Wesleyan chapel, built 1840, and a Primitive Methodisl
chapel,bnut in 1841 and enlarged 1862. There is no lord of thr
manor. I^ord Tennyson, John West esq. of Meltoa Rims
and J. J. Burkinshaw esq. are the principal landoirnen.
The soil is varions ; subsoil, day, sand and chalk. The chief
crops are wheat, barW and turnips. The area is 1,730
acres; rateable ralne, j£i,8i7 ; the population in 1S81 vu
411.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Dixon.
Post Office.-:— Thomas Skelton, receiver. Letters arrive
from Caistor at 9.35 a.m. & disimtched at 3.30 p.m. The
nearest money order k telegraph office is at Caistor
National School (mixed), rebuilt in 1855, for lao children,
with an average attendance of 84 ; the school is supported
by voluntary subscription mider Government ; William
Henry Branuam, master ; Mrs. Louisa Branimm,inistre8s
Carriers. — John Frear & James Lacey, to Brigg, thnn. ;
to Caistor, sat
Markhum George, fellmonger
Middleton Foster, fanner
Milson George, butcher
Smith Edward, farmer
Smith Edwin, miller (wind k steam)
Smith Henr}', farmer
Thompson William, farmer
Urry Robert, blacksmith
Urr}' Thomas Knight, blacksmith
Wardell Joseph, insurance agent
Wilmore Wiuiam, farmer
HHtAVnarftTTATW is a small agricultural parish, in a
fertile valley, in the Northern division of the connty, parts
of Lindsey, Corringbam wapentake, connty court district
and union of Gainsborough, rural deanery of Corringham,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Idncoln,? nulss east from
Northorpe station and south from Kirton-in-Lindsey station
and 10 north-east from Gainsborough. The church of St.
Sad^gund, rebuilt in 1797, with the exception of the tower,
is an edifloe of st<nie, consisting of chancel, nave, and an
embattled western tower, of the Early English period, with
four pinnacles and containing 3 bells : there is a memorial
window in the south wall to the Peele family, inserted in
1881 : the church was thoroughly restored, and a Vestry
added on the north side in 1870. The renter date* from
the year 1576. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge,
£501, gross yearly value ;JS30, indoding aS acres of glebe
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held
since 3851 by the Rev. John White M.A. of Lincoln College,
Oxford. Here is a Primitive Methodist chaiiel, built in 1870. '
Sir John Henry Thorold hart, d.l., j.p. of Syston park,
Grantham, is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay and sand. The diief crops
are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 1,655 acres;
rateable valne, /i,908 : the popolation in 1881 was 167.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Bond.
Post OFFIC& — George Spade, receiver. Letters reodved
through Kirton-in-Lindse}', which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office. Letters arrive at 9.10 a.ni. :
dispatched at 4.35 p.m. week days only
National School (mixed), built in 1837, by the lord of the
manor, fe enlarged in 1873, for 40 children; avenge
attendimoe, 04 ; Sliss Barbara Mary Gibb, mistress
Children attending this school are e%ible, if duly qualified,
as candidates for exhibitions connected with Kirtoa-ia-
Lindsey school
Cabbibb. — William Dncker Wadingham, to Oainsborongh,
every tnes. returning same day
White Rev. John m.a. [rector]
Coupland John West, farmer, Qra}-ing-
ham lodge
Moore Benjamin, farmer
Njcholson Thomas Arthur, farmer,
The Grange
Parr Grace Slargaret (Mrs.), farmer
Sleightholme William Billiatt, {ttmer
Spacie George, poor's k highway rate
collector
OKBATFOBD, in Domesday Griteforde, is a compact
and well-built village, township and parish, pleasantly situ-
ated in the Southern division of the count}', Ness 'wapentake,
parts of Kesteven, Stamford union and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Ness, archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 5^ miles north-east from Stamford, ai north from
Tallington station on the Great Northern railway, and 4J
north-west from Market Deeping. The church of St.
Thomas-i-Becket is an andent building of stone, in the
Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chan-
cel, nave, and a tower with spire containing 4 bells : the
church was restored in 1854. Tlie register of baptisms and
burials dates from the year 1770. The hving is a rectory, with
Wilsthorpe annexed, tithe rent-charge £ig4, joint gross
yearly value ;^440,inclading 185 acres of glebe with residence,
m the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1884 by
the Rev. Hy. Joy d.d. of Trinity College, Dublin. A charity of
£So, left by Chas. Yeoman,wa8 vested in lands, which consist
of SA. 3B. 9P. in the parish of Helpstone ; the proceeds are
expended in fud and bread for the poor. Greatford hall, a
Joj- Rev. Henry d.d. [rector] Chatterton
Peacock Christopher Gilbert j.p.Qreat-
ford hall
COMMBRCIAI..
Arden Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Samnd,
Fletbmd mill
Ftamess William, farm bailiff to F. St.
L. Pratt esq. 1. p
Gilbert Thomas, butdier
QreenArth. blacksmith k implement ma
mansion situated in a picturesque spot a little west of the
church, is the residence of Christopher Gilbert Peacock esq.
J. p. The river Glen passes through the parish at Fletland
Mill, near Baston. Lord Chesham is lord of the manor and
chief landowner. The soil is loam ; subsoil, grard. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, cereals, turnips and pasture.
The area is 1,374 acres, exclusive of Wilsthorpe, a township
and chapelr}- belonging to this parish, which will be founa
imder a separate heading ; rateable value, ^^3,256 ; the
popnlation in t88i was — aao in the township andf aao in the
parish.
Parish Clerk, Richard Jackson.
Post Office. — Richard Jackson, receiver. Letters received
through Stamford at 8.30 a.m. except Fletland Mill, near
Boston, which are received vi'd Maricet Deling; dis-
patohed at 5 p.m. The nearest money order omces are at
Boston, Stamford k Market Deeping, k nearest tdegraph
station, Tallington station
water miller.
Holmes Thomas, farmer
Jackson Richard, carpenter k joiner
Pickeiiiw Edward (Mrs.), Hare A
HoodA inn
Thompson Edward Lawrance, brmer
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UNCOLNSHISE.
GREAT GRIMSBT. 435
'OB£ETHAM is a village and pariah, in tha Mid din-
aonof the county, hundred of Hill, parts of Lindsey,
tiniao, petty sessional division and connty court district of
Homcastle, rural deanery of Hill Ho. i, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 3} miles east from Homcastle : it is
pleaaaotly situated on an eminence, one of the highest
{nints in the connty, and commands extensive views over
Lincolnshire and the German Ocean. The church of All
Saints is a plain stone structure, vith chancel, nave and
open belfry with i bell. The register dat«s from the year
1653. ^^ living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;£ aao, in-
clomng 49 acres of glebe with residence, and 48 acres of
glebe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and
held since 1863 by the Rev. Charles Hellard Ross h.a. of
Dennis "Die Misses, Greetham house
Dennis Mrs. Greetham house
Bess. Rev. Cbas. Welbrd m.a. [nctor]
Barlow William, miller (wind)
Kenrick William, fanner
Mawer John, shopkeeper
Neave William, farmer
Procter William James, blacksmith
Pembroke College, Cambridge. There is a Sunday school
connected with the church. The charities amount to
los. yearly. In draining the land in 185S portions of
Roman urns and some Roman coins were found. Mrs.
Baker, who is lady of the manor, and the Misses Dennis,
are the principal landowners. The soil is varied ; the sub-
soil, gravel sad white clay. The chief crops are wheat,
oats, barley and turnips. The area is 1,180 acres;
rateable value, ;f I1549 ; the population in 1881 was 147.
Letters through Homcastle, wluch is the nearest money
order k telegraph oliice
School (mixed), built in 1871, for 50 children, with an
average attendance of 32, & supported by subscriptions ;
Miss Alice Gill, mistress
Rutland Thomas, wheelwright
Searby Robert, farmer
Spratt Uriah, farmer
Traves Major, Black Horse P.H. & trmr
Lincoln, and held since i860 by the Rev. James Stock b.a.
of Trinity College, Dublin, imo resides at 45 St. Nicholas
street, Lincoln. The Ecclesiastical Comm^issioners are lords
of the manor and principal landowners. The soil is various ;
subsoil limestone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats
and tamips. The area is 1,103 acres ; rateable value,
£3,053 ; toe population in 1881 was 86.
Btters through Lincoln, the nearest money order k tele-
graph office
The children attend the schools at Washingbrougb k
Lincoln
I Martin Robert, farmer
longs to the Rev. William Walsh, and is occupied and
formed by himself ; rateable value about ^£700 ; the popnls-
tion in 1881 was 11.
Letters through Louth.' Donington-on-Bain is the nearest
money order office, k South W^illingham is the nearest
telegraph office
Layer William, farm bailiff to the Rev. William Walsh
GHE£XWSIiIj is a parish, a^ miles east from Lincoln,
and I mile north from Washingbrongh station, situated on
the river Wit ham, over which there is a ferry to Washing-
brongh, in the Mid division of the county, wapentake of
Lawress, parts of Lindsey, onion and county court district
of Lincoln, rural deanery of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry
of Slow and diocese of linooln. The church of All Saints
is a small building of white brick and iron stone, in a good
state of repair : it contains a stained east window. The
register dates the j^ear 1733. The living is a vicarage, gross
parly value £49, in the gift of the I^an and Chapter of
Goodman Alexander, former
GSnCBIiSTHOBf E, formerly extra-parochial, is now
a parish, 7 miles west-by-south from Louth, and about 3
aarth, from the Donington-on-Bain station of the Louth
and Lincoln line of railway ; it is in the Northern division
of the connty, parte of Lmdsey, Wold division of the hun-
dred of Louth Eske, Loath union and oonnty court district.
The place contains 640 acres o( land in one farm, which be-
Walsh Rev. William, The Hall
GHUCOZiSBT is a pleasant village and parish, in the ' ^33 yearly and residence, in the gift of and held since
Northern division of the counly, parts of Lindsey, Middle \ 1873, by the Rev. Thomas Wood H.A. of Pembroke CoU^,
Harsh division of the hundred of Louth Eske, imion and ] Oxford. Here are Wesleyan, Primitive and Free Metho<u«t
county court district of Louth, mral deanery of Louth Eske chapels. Here are extensive vineries, the properly of John
and Lndburgh No. 3, archdeaconiy of Stow and diocese of ' Broodley. Simon 'fhomas Scrope esq. D.L, J.p. is ford 0^ the
Lincoln, 3 miles north-east from Legbourne station, and 5 < manor. Matthew Beverley, John B. PaAer, William and
east from Louth by road and 4 by rail, and has a station on , Thomas Falkner Allison, and Willows Rigsall esqn. Mrs.
the Louth and East Coast branch ol the Great Northern \ Catherine Foster, and Mrs. Foirier are the chief landowners,
railway. The church of St. Edith is a building of the ' The soil is loamy ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat.
Decorated period, with indications in the windows of the barley, beans and oats. The area is 1,763 acres ; rateable
Transition to Perpendicular ; it consists of chancel, nave, | value, £»j^g ; the popnlation in 1881 was 363.
with clerestory and aisles, and north and south porches, and | Pariu^ Qerk, William Clark.
a tower at west end containing 3 bells: there are some Post Ofpics. — Charles Porman, sub-postmaster. Letters
remains of ancient glass, chieHy flowered qnarriee: the arrive through Louth at 8.1s a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30
chancel has been restored, at a cost of ;£ 400 : there are ! pjn. The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
some fine gnrgoyles which act as spouts to the aisles roof : ' Loath
there is a stoup on the north porch, and the remains ; National School (mixed), for :the parishes of Grimoldby k
of an ancient cross in the churchyard : at the enclosure Manby,chiefly maintained by the rectors ; it was enlarged
in 1767 upwards of four acres were allotted as chnrch
land. The register dates from the year 1578. The
living is a rectory, with 155 acres of j^ebe idlotted in
liea of tithes, now producing ^376 with tithe rent-charge
Beverley Matthew, The Grange v I Clement William, farmer
Hill Mrs I Cotton Michael, farmer
Wood Rev. Thomas ka. Rectory
OOMMKBCIAL.
Ashton Joseph, farmer
Ashton Joseph, jun. former
Beverley Matthew, farmer k landowner.
The Grange
Broodley John, builder, wheelwright k
plant k frm't grower. The Vineyard
Campion Thomas Yoang, farmer,
Glebe farm
Ellerby Frederick, farmer
I Enderby John, farmer
; Fenwick Henry, farmer
j FnrmanCharles, farmer &coal merchant
I Forman William Edward, shopkeeper
Foster Joseph, miller (wind) k baker
I Freshney Henry, farmer k horse dealer
I Gainsborough Mar}' (Mrs.), farmer
I Gilbert John, tailor
Green John, farmer
I Hewson John, fanner
in 1871, will hold 100, k has an average attendance of
58 ; WiUiom Clark, master
Railway Station, Henry Wallis, station master
Cabbiib to Lottth — Samuel White, every wed. k sat
Kirk Simon, blacksmith
Lancaster Robert, wheelwright
Payne John William, farmer
Ri^all WHkrws. fanner t landowner
Snuth John, batcher
Smith Ridiard, farmer
Standaloft Thomas, bricklayer
Vamplew Henry, thrashing machine k
steam cultivator proprietor
Vamplew Timothy, farmer
White Samuel Blanchard, shopkeeper
Willows Charles, boot maker
GREAT GRIMSBY.
Gbbat Gbihsbt is an ancient parliamentary and muni-
cipal borough, seaport, railway station, market town, head
nf a connty conrt mstrict and polling-place for the Northern
division of the coanty, in the parts of Lindsev, Bradley
Haverstoe wapentake, Caistor union, rural deanery of
Grimsby So. 3, archdeaoonty of Stow and diocese of Lin-
oirin, 16 miles north-west from Louth, 30 south-east from
Hnll, 45 north-eMt-by-north from Lincoln and 155 from
London by rail. The municipal borough comprises the
parish of Great Grimsby. The parliamentary borough com-
prises the parishes of Great Grimsby, Bradley, Clee with
Weelsby and Cleethorpes, Great and Little Coates, Laceby,
Scartho and Waltham, and returns one member to Parlia-
ment. Grimsby is situate at the mouth of the Hamber,abont
7 miles from the sea, and has in front a deep raadstead,with
excellent anchorage in blue day, protected by the opposite
UN. 28*
436 GREAT GRIMSBY.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Tkelly's
promontory of Spurn Point. Bailways connect Great
Grimsby in direct lines with every important district in
(ireat Britain. The main lines are the Manchester, Shef-
field and Lincolnshire and the Great Northern ; the latter
passes through Louth, Boston and Peterborough to London.
The principal street, rnnning the' whole length of the old
town, and formerly called Loft street, has been rc-named
Victoria street, in honour of Her Majesty's visit in 1854 ;
in the neighbourhood of the docks an entirely new town lias
sprung up, and is still extending itself.
Grimsby is supposed to be a word of Danish derivation,
meaning " Grim'a town ;" " by " being a nsnal termination
of a Danish settlement, and " Grim " being a not uncommon
Danish name. There is a tradition that this Grim was a
fisherman who rescued from a boat at sen a Danish infant
named " Caheran," afterward called Havelock or Havloc,
i.e., " sea-waif," whom he adopted and brought np, but
who was afterwards found to be a son of a Danish king, who,
being restored to his rightful position, enriched his foster-
father and enabled him to become the founder of Grimsby.
The ancient common seal of the town contains, in Saxon
letters, the names of Gryme and Habloc, and a design which
is supposed to show that Gryme, by favour of the king, at
the intercession of Habloc, and under the protection of the
hand of Providence, should become a wealthy man and foun-
der of the place. The mayor's seal, which was restored by
William Brooks esq. when mayor, refers to an ancient privi-
lege enjoyed by the borough, viz., the right of hunting in
Bradley manor, whose lord was bound to find a boar for
the amusement of the corporation in the field and for their
enjoyment at a subsequent banquet. The magistrates of
Great Grimsby appear to have zealously guarded and pre-
served their rights of hunting, fowling and fishing over a
omutiderable district in the vicinity of uieir town ; tney had
also other local rights, snch as that of holding slaves, and
of bringing thieves to trial.
The borough is governed by a Town Council, consisting
of a mayor, 8 aldermen, 114 councillors, and has a Com-
mission of the Peace, comprising the mayor and 30 borough
magistrates. The Corporation or Town Council appoint
the borough officers, and are lords of the manors of Great
Grimsby and Clee, and hold a borough court of record, a
court leet and baron, and have obtained several improve-
ment Acts. The Council also act as the urban sanitary
authority. The borough is divided into four wards, viz.,
south, south-west, north-east and north-west.
Grimsby, though not possessing a large population, occa-
pies a natural position which is peculiarly favourable to
river, coasting and foreign trade, and this important ad-
vantage has-— during the period 1853-84 — been turned to
the best account by the continuous extension of its dock
area, and the gradual but very decided improvement
effected in its means of internal communication. There
are at present five docks : — the Koyal dock, the Union dock,
the Alexandra dock and two fish docks ; besides which there
are two graving docks. The principal entrance to the docks
is through a tidal basin of about 15 acres, formed for the
reception of river craft, and protected on the east and west
by breakwaters: on its southern side are two locks of
unequal length and width, admitting vessels to the Royal
dock ; these locks are opened by hydraulic power, the ac-
cumulator, engines and other mechanical apparatus for
working which are contained in a lofty square tower of
brick, and adjacent buildings, erected on the pier between
the two locks : two high-pressure engines of 35 horse-power
each raise the water required for the machinery into the
reservoir in the tower, which rises to a height of 300 feet.
The reservoir also supplies water to vessels in the docks.
The Royal dock, entered from the tidal basin as described,
extends southwards and has on one side the entrance to the
Emigrants' Home, and on the other the Graving dock No. i;
a long range of warehouses occupies its eastern side, and
both sides are encompassed by Unes of railway connected
with the Grimsby Dock station ; another extension, branch-
ing into two lines at the end of the dock, is continued on
twin piers, for some distance, into the centre of its area ;
this dock was designed by Wm. Bendel, and constructed
under the superintendence of Captain Adam Smith, the
resident engineer ; the first stone was laid by his late Boyal
Highness the Prince Consort, April i8th, 1849, and opened
for traffic in 1852 ; in 1854, October 14, Her Majesty the
Queen visited Grimsby, and in compliance with the request
of the Dock Company, gave it the name it now bears : the
Union dock, lying in a south-westerly direction between
the Royal and Alexandra docks, forms a wide connecting
channel and has locks at its seaward end : the Alexandra
dock consists of two arms or branches placed at right angles
to each other, of which the older portion, lying due north
and sonth, and formerly known as the "Old dock," was
originally constructed at some time previous to 1845, in
which year a company was formed for the purpose of making
a new dock and connecting it by rail with all the principd
towns in England ; this company eventually purchased all
the property and privileges of the old dock company, and
in 1846 the works were begun which at length re-
salted in the completion of the present Koyal dock, an
undertaking in which the company received much valnsble
assistance from the late Earl of Yarborough, who for some
years acted as chairman : the older portion of the .Alexandra
dock is continued southward int^i the town, where it becomes
much narrower, and finally bifurcates, the shorter arm
terminating abruptly at River Head, and the other turning
oft westward and uniting itself to the stream whicfi
traverses that part of the town : the newer portion of the
dock, completed in 1884, extends due west from the
northern extremity of the old dock, into which it opens,
and occupies part of a site of 10^ acres of land, purchased by
the Company from the corporation of Grimsby : ample quay
space is provided on the north and south sides, and a high-
level coal railway, continued on to three coal drops projecting
from the western end of the dock, and extending along the
quays, affords special facilities for transit ; it is further
proposed to convert the space on either side of this dock
into timber yards, to reclaim about 303 acres northward of
it for further dock extension, and to construct therein a
timber dock of 19 acres : the Kish docks, two in number,
are situated to the east of the Royal dock ; the Old Fish
dock is approached by two locks of its own, immediately
adjoining the eastern pier of the tidal basin, and protected
by breakwaters ; on the south-western side of the dock are
extensive fish sheds, and its southern extremity opens into
Graving dock No a, and into the Ne«- Fish dock : the fish-
ing trade of this port has thus a larger area of dock space
alloted to it than that of any other port in the kingdom : a
ship canal, 300 yards in length, extends from the northern
end of the Alexandra dock to the Homber, and forms a
special means of commucation with both arms of that dock,
and with the Union dock.
The following table exhibits the principal statistics rela-
tive to the docks : —
Royal Dock.
Area of Dock 25 acres
Length of Large Lock 300ft oin.
Width „ ; 70ft. oin.
Length of Small Lock aooft. oin.
Width „ 45ft oin.
Depth of Water on Sill H. W. O. S. T. 36ft. oin.
., ,, „ ., N.T aaftoin.
Union Dock.
Area of Dock ij acres
l.ength of I,ock 330ft oin.
Width „ 4Sft oin.
Depth of Water aift oin.
AuiXANDBA Dock.
Area of Dock 32 acres
Length of liOck 145ft oin.
Width „ 3Sft oin.
Depth of Water on SiU H. W. O. & T i8ft oin.
,. ,. ,. „ N. T. 13ft 6in.
New Dock (completed in 1884).
Area of Dock 26 acres
Old FtsH Dock.
Area of Dock 12 acres
Length of Large lock 140ft oin.
Width „ , 3of^ oui.
Length of Small Lock looft. oin.
Width „ , aoft oin.
Depth of Water on SiU Urge Lock H. W. O. S. T 3oft 6in.
.. N. T. i6ftoin.
„ „ „ Small Lock H. W. O. S. T 1 8ft oin.
„ N.T. i3K.6in.
New Fish Dock.
Area of Dock 11 acres
Width of Entrance 39ft. oin.
Depth of Water H. W. O. S. T 20ft 6iD.
,, N.T 16ft oin.
No. I Gbavino Dock.
Length of Dock 400ft oin.
„ on Blocks 3soft. oin.
Width of Dock at Top 87ft oin.
„ „ Bottom 48ft. oin.
„ of Entrance 70ft oin.
Depth of Water on Sill H. W. O. S. T 20ft oin.
N T 16ft oin.
No. 2 Gravino Dock.
Length of Dock 400ft oia
Width soft oin.
„ of Entrance 30ft oin.
Depth ol Water on SOI H. W. O. S. T i8ft. 6in.
N.T 14ft dn.
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GREAT GRIMSnr. 437
PbOFOSBD TlMBEB DoCK.
Area of Timber Dock 19 acres
SUXMABY.
Area of Docks constructed 71J acres
., „ to be constructed 19 acres
These i-arious docks lie eighteen miles nearer the sea
than Hull (all the other ports on the Hamber beiiig still
further off), and are at the mouth of a river which is so
«U lighted and buoyed, that in clear weather a strange
ressel might run in even after the loss of her anchors. The
Orimsby docks arc on the edge of a channel of deep water ;
coasting steamers can enter them at any time of the tide,
whilst Uie largest steamers will find sufficient water on the
dock siU for at least twelve hours out of the twenty-four,
and at all times they can lie afloat alongside the lauding
piers within the basin, and there land or embark their
pasaeiuers.
Tt»& of the port of Grimsby (1883)— Ships belonging to
the port, 731 ; tonnage, 53,333-
Total amount of duties received, /iii,873; nnmberof
vesaels arrived from foreign ports, -with cargoes, 1,136 ; in
ballast, 99 ; number of vesseLs sailed to foreign ports, with
cargoes, 1,023 ; in ballast, 180 ; coasting trade vessels with
cargoes inwards, i,6a8 ; ditto outwards, I.SSS-
Coal is now (1884) shipped from Grimsby to the extent
n( about 500,000 tons yearly : this is an increasing trade, and
has grown with the enlargement of the port : the mode of
shipment is from drops, so constructed that a vessel can be
loaded with a thousand tons in one day.
The fishing trade of Urimsby forms a very important item
in the trade of the port, and has increased tn such an extent
that it was found necessary some time since to enlarge the
(luck appropriated to this traffic to more than double its
original size. Nearly 900 fishing smacks belong to tliis
port, but it is made use of lar^y by vessels belonging to
other ports. Fish of e^-eiy descnption is forwarded hence to
all parts of the kingdom by special fish trains daily, leaving
Grimsby for the Midland counties kc. at 7 p.m. ; for Man-
chester, Liverpool and district, at 7.30 pjn.; and for London
and places south thereof at 8.30 p.m. The total weight
forwarded annually is about 60,000 tons. The importation
of Norwegian ice, of which nearly 45,000 tons are brought in
and distnoated over the country annually, also constitutes a
leading factor in the local trade*.
The ancient church of St. Mary, mentioned in Domesday,
was situated in the centre of the town, and was united as a
benefice to St. James' in 1586, but having become dilapi-
dated, it was eventually taken down.
The church of St. James is an ancient cruciform building
of stone, in the Early English and Decorated styles, consisting
of chancel,with south aisle,clerestoried nave of five b8ys,ai8les,
sooth porch, transepts and a central tower, with pinnacles,
containing 8 bells, re-hung in 1836 : during the years 1858
and 1859 ^^^ south transept was rebuilt, the tower repaired
and new-roofed and the bells re-hung, the tower arches
being opened and a new ringing gallery built ; about 300
tons of earth and rubbish were also removed from the area
of the interior and the whole space laid do>m anew and
Ksested : these improvements were carried out by means of
subscription, at a cost of ;f 3,113, under the direction of Mr.
Charles Ainslie, architect : the churcli was enlarged and the
chancel restored in 1874 and 1883, from plans by Mr. R. J.
Withers, architect, at an estimated cost of ^f 3,100 : the
east and west windows are stained ; the latter was given by
Mr. John Marshall, in memory of his wife, and the east
window by the family of the late Mr. Andrew Marahall, in
meinor)' of their father : in the north transept is an ancient
raised tomb, with the recumbent effigy of a knight in
armour, covered by a surcoat bearing six lions rampant,
commonly called " Grim's tomb," but tlie effigy represents
in fact, Sir Thomas Haslerton kt. and was removed here
from the nunnery of St. Leonard, which he rebuilt or
repaired : the church plate includes an interesting chalice of
Glixabethan date : in the churchyard is a cross. The
register dates from the year 1538. The living is a ncarage,
glebe and tithe rent-charge, ;^440 > net yearly value, ;^SS9,
mclnding the 20 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of
the Bishop nf Lincoln, and held since 1879 by the Rev.
James Peter Young m.a. of Exeter 0)lleee, Oxford.
St. Andrew's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1871
from the mother parish ; the church, erected in 1870, at a
cost of jf8,soo, an(l consecrated Seiitcmbcr agtli, 1870, is a
fine bnilding of stone in the Early English style, from designs
by Mr. J. H. Hakcwell, architect, consisting of chancel with
aisles, dercstoried nave of five bays, aisles and a tower on
the north-west 135 feet high, and containing i bell, pre-
sented by the Bishop : there arc sittings for 1,050 persons.
The register dates from the year 1871. The living is a
ncarage, net yearly value £393, with residence, in the gift
of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
James Spawfortb. The population in 188 1 was 14,678.
St. Barnabas Mission Church, King Edward street north,
is an iron bnilding, erected in 1874.
St. Hugh's Mission Church is in Macaulay street ; St.
Luke's Mission Church is in Wellington street, and St.
Paul's Mission Church is in West Marsh.
The Catholic Church of St. Mary on the Sea, situated in
Clee-with-Weelsby, was erected in 1883 at a cost of
;^5493 I3S. : the Rev. Joseph Philip Hawkins is resident
priest.
There are Weslcj-aii, Primitive Methodist, Congregational,
Baptist and Presbyterian chapels, and there is also a Jewish
synagogue.
The Borough Cemetery, comprising about 9 acres, was
opened in 1855, and cost ^^2,500 : it contains two mortuary
chapels, built in 1855, ""* '" •^e Early Decorated and the
other in the Early English style : it is under the control of
the Urban Sanitary Authority, acting as the Burial Board.
The town possesses several good private schools : at the
south entrance stands St. James' College commercial and
boarding school, an extensive building, pleasantly situated
on an elevated spot of ground.
The charities are not very numerous. In 1619 the Rev.
John Fotherby d.d. who was a native of Orimsby and
Dean of Canterbnrr, left an annuit}- of £4, payable out of
lands in Beesby and Mablethorpe ; in 1638 Anthon}' Achani
left a yearly rent of /5, payable out of the manor of
Asterby. All freemen alao receive a certain annuity derived
from leased lands of the borough, as an ancient right ; the
amount last year was between £4 and £$ to each freeman.
The Town Hall, opened October 15th, 1863, is a building
of stone and white brick, in the Italian style, from designs
by Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, of Lincoln, and was ere<Sed
at a cost, together with the Free Grammar schools, of about
;f 11,000 ; the front consists of a centre, with projecting
wings, adorned with Corinthian pilasters upon a rusticated
basement ; in the centre of the front is an open portico of
coupled rusticated Ionic cnltimn8,forming a capacious covered
entrance: the second or principal storey displays seven
recessed arches, enclosing as many circular-headed windows,
and is surmounted by a cornice and open balustrade ; in the
spandrils arc six circular panels, containing busts of the
Queen and Prince Consort, Archbishop Whitgift (bom at
Orimsby), King Edward HI. (who granted the land to the
Freemen), the late Earl of Yarborough (High Steward of
the Borough), and Gervase Holies (Mayor of Grimsby A.O.
1640) ; the ground floor comprises — entrance, vestibule, and
corridors, with staircases to public room or town hall ;
offices for town clerk, magistrates' clerk, borough treasurer,
and surveyor ; aiuncil chamber and sessions house, with
requisite retiring and waiting rooms attached ; police offices
and cells for prisoners, with residence for superintendent uf
police : fire-engine house, and other requisite store rooms
and conveniences : in the centre of the building is an open
court, surrounded by a covered corridor, giving easy access
to the various departments : the large hall, situated on the
first fioor, is 80 feet long by 40 feet wide and 30 feet high,
and has retiring rooms attached : it contains a gallery
and an orchestra: the total length, includiuE these, is 113
feet : the sides of the hall are divided by Corintnian pilasters,
surmounted bj- a bracketed cornice, over which rises a
deeply-coved ceiling with ribs and panels.
The Corporation Free Grammar schools, which originally
stootl in Chantrj- lane, have been rebuilt in a style corres-
ponding to that nf the new Town hall, and form detached
wings, each holding 100 pnpils, with complete suites of
class rooms, and yards attached to each : the school was
founded about 1547, and is partly endowed and partly sup-
ported by the corporation : the children of freemen arc
entitled to admission, and receive an entirely gratuitous
education, which inclndes classics, mathematics, French,
German, and the usual English course.
The Custom House, Cleethorpes road, opiiosite the Royal
Dock chambers, is a large building of brick with stone
facings : the foundation stone was laid by Sir Thomas
Fremantle (now Ixird Cottesloe), on the 31st July, 1873.
The Offices of the Board of Trade are at the Custom house
and Fish dock : Henry Noel Malan, superintendent ; Joseph
C. Hill, deputy superintendent.
Gas Works were established here in 1837 by Mr. Richard
Holme : in 1845 a coiniiany was provisionally registered, and
in 1846 incorporated by Act of Parliament, the capital,
amounting to ;f 10,000, in 1,000 shares of ;f 10 each : in 1851
new gas works on a larger scale, and in a more central posi-
tion, were erected ; but since 1867 these have been super-
seded by other buildings, on a fresh site ; the capital is now
about ^^100,000, and further outlays are being con-stantly
made to meet the increasing requirements of the district
lighted by the company.
Waterworks were established in 1864: the reservoir is
situated on a small eminence, about 70 feet above the level
of the town, at Scartho, a village 3 miles distant, and con-
tains about 300,000 gallons : an abundant supply of very
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Bood -water is obtained from two artesian wells, supplying
2.000 (fallons per niinnte, by means of three engines of aBo
horse powe"- eoUectively ; the works are undergoing con-
siderable alterations and extensions: new works are now
(1884) being constructed at Cleethorpes, for the purpose of
mcreasing the water supply to that locality, which, when
completed, will be capable of supplying 1,000 gallons per
minute.
The Corn Exchange is a building of red brick with stone
dressings, in the Elizabethan style, erected in 1854, and
designed by Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, architects, of
I^iailn : it has an hexagonal entrance, with a tower and
bell-turret over : at the entrance on each side are offices and
retiring-rooms.
The Mechanics' Institution, erected in 1856, at a cost of
nearly /i.aoo, from the designs of Messrs. Bellamy and
Hardy, is an edifice of colored brick and stone, in the Italian
style, and includes a large news-room, Ubrary, reading and
lecture rooms : the library contains about 2,000 volumes.
The Odd Fellows' Hall, Victoria street south, was built in
1854, at a cost of ;£8oo.
The Friendly Societies' Hall, Lower Spring street, erected
in 1864, at a cost of £i,aoo, is a plain structure, and will
seat about 700 persons.
The Temperance Hall, CleethorpM road, built in 1870, at
a cost of about ^£4,000, is a building in the Classic style,
and will hold about 800 persons.
The Masonic Hall, Osborne street, the foundation stone of
which was laid by John Sutcliffe esq. on the aand August,
187s, was erected at a cost of about ^3,000, and besides the
various rooms for the use of the Telham Pillar Lodge of
Freemasons, includes a spacious hall capable of seating
nearly 300 persons.
The Working Men's and Sailors' Institute, near Clee-
thorpes road, is an iron building erected in 1870, chiefly
under the auspices of E. Banister esq. as a place of resort
for working men and sailors.
The Savings Bank is ut the Corn Exchange.
The market for the sale of agricultural produce is held on
Fridays, and for cattle on Mondays ; in 1876 cattle sheds and
pens were erected at Brighowgatc, at a cost of jf 500 : a
market is also held on Saturday evening in the Market place,
which is well attended and extensively supplied with pro-
visions. The annual fairs have been obsolete for several years,
but an attempt is now being made to establish two annual
fairs for the sale of live stock on the first Monday in April
and the Monday before the nth October.
The Theatre BoyaU erected in 1864, on a plot of leasehold
ground in Victoria street north, is a neat and substantial
building in the Italian style ; including the stage, it is 95
feet long by 40 feet wide, clear, and will seat alwut 1,500
persons.
The new Prince of Wales' Theatre is in Freeman street,
and will seat about 1,700 iiersons.
The Grimsby and District Hospital, fonnerly in Clee-
thorpes road, and now in South parade. West marsh, was
originally founded by a number of gentlemen of the town,
andojiened May i8th, 1866. On the 17th July, 1876, the
Countess Yarburough laid the foundatitni stone of the new
hospital, which consists of an extensive series of buildings
of red brick, with stone dressings, in a plain Gothic style,
erected at a cost of over ;f 4.000, and !is available for 30
in-patient.s; ; there is also a dispensary for out-paticuts .
The new Hospital was opened by Victoria, Countess of
Yarborough, Miiy aa, 1877, and is supported by volun-
tary contributions : during the year 1877-8, -.a total of
171 in-patients and 185 out-i>atieuts were under treatment ;
in. i88i-2 there were 254 of the former and 581 of the
latter, the annual expenditure aiiiDunting to nearly ;^i,450.
The Emigrants' Home, on the west side of the Soya'
Dock, originally intended by the Dock Company for a rail-
way station, has been convertetl, by suitable alterations, to
its present purpo.«;, and is available for 300 inmates.
The Library, established in 1873, ''y '■'"' 8ev. George
Johnson (Catholic priest), for the use of working men of all
denominations, is maintained at the board schools, Holme
Hill.
Grimsby is the head-quarters of the First Lincolnsh ire
Artillery Volunteer Brigade, commanded by Colonel G. M.
Button, of Gate Burton Hall, and comprising the following
corps, viz.— ist corps, two batteries, Boston ; and corps,
three batteries, Grimsby ; 3rd corps, one battery and a sub-
division, Louth. The Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers, whose
bead-quarters are at Lincoln, comprise nine companies, of
which Grimsby furnishes the sth.
Tlie Anglo-French Steam Ship Company commenced
operations here in 1856, with a captal of /ioo,ooo, for the
purpose of establishing a regular trade between Grimsby
and France ; their fine fleet of steam vessels has, however,
been prrchased by the Manchester, Sheflleld and Linoih-
shire aiilwayCompany.and several additional vessels of gtMt
speed, plying three times a week to Hamburg, Kotterdam,
Antwerp and other continental ports, are also in full work ;
Mr. George Kennett Hore is the superintendent, and Messrs.
John Sutcliffe and Son are the shipping agents ; there are
also three boats a week to Dieppe.
A handsome bronze statue of the Uite Prince Consort, on a
granite pedestal, presented to the town by Sir Edward Wat-
kin M.p. in 1879, and unveiled by the Princess of Wales,
stands opposite the Boyal hotel.
The town possesses some well-regulated hotels and ians.
The Hoyal hotel, built in 1864-5 by a company, on land
adjoining the oBices of the Manchester, Sheffield snd Lin-
colnshire Railway Company, near the Royal Dock and
opposite the Grimsby Docks station, is a large and handsome
building," ui the Italian style. The Yarborough, close to the
town station, was erected in 1851. The Ship hotel has been
rebuilt on the site of the old house, and re-fitted : the White
Hart is an old-established market house. Amongst the
establishments for trade and public purposes are ship yards,
ship chandleries, block and mast works, rope walks, timber
and coal wharfs, brick fields, saw mills, breweries, linseeJ
cake, bone and com mills, and creosoting works.
The People's Park, comprising a site of 27 acres, presented
to the town by Mr. E. Heneage m.p. was opened by the Duke
and Duchess of Connaught on the 17th August, 1883 ; it has
been very tastefully laid out by Messrs. William Barrow and
Son, of Barrow Ash, near Derby, and forms a pleasant
place of recreation for the people, including an ornamental
lodge at the principal entrance, cricket-ground, bowlisg-
green, archery-grotmd, Inwn-tennis ground, a piece o( oma-
mental water, about two acres in extent, refreshment
pavilion, band-stands and shelters.
Grimsby was anciently the seat of several mdtustic
institutions of some interest ; these comprised a Benedictine
nunnery, dedicated to St. Leonard, and founded before 1185 ;
a house of Austin Canons, founded by Henry I. and a
monastery of Franciscans, or Grey Friars, established in
1308, it is said iu expiation of Uie hanging of a priest,
named Richard of Nottingham, by the then ma)-or of the
town.
The Abbey of Wellow, or Welhove, near here, was bailtand
endowed by Henry I. about 1,110, for Black Canons, and
dedicated to St. Augustine; at its surrender in 1539, the
net yearly revenues were estimated at jf 152 : the possessions
of vte abbey were granted 22nd May, 1545, to Sir Thonuis
Heneage.
Tliere was also at Grimsby a house of the Knights
Hospitallers, believed to have stood on Spittal hill, and
probably endowed by the Abbot of Wellow, and others:
at the Dissolution, the revenues passed to the mayor and
burgesses.
The area of the parish is 1,737 acres of laud and 1,101 of
water : rateable value, ^63,228 ; the population of the parish
and municipal borough in 1871 was 20,244, and in 1881,
28,503; of the parliamentary borough, 36,982 in 1871, and
45,351 in 1881, vii. : Great Grimsby, 28,503 ; Bradley, 99;
Cleethorpes, 2,840; Clee, with W'eelsby, ii,6ao; C'reat
Coates, 245; Little Coatcs, 60; Laceby, 1,017; Scartho
224, and Waltham 743.
New Clee and Webijby are extensive suburbs of Great
Grimsby, on the east, but in the jmrish of Clee ; the nnmes
of the residents are given at the end of the names. In 1879
New Clee was formed in to an ecclesiastical parish from Clef
civil parish.
The church of St. John the Evangelist, erected in 187S
from designs by Mr. James Fowler, of Louth, at a irnst of
about ;^6,500, is a building of brick and Aiicaster stone, in
the Early English style, consisting of chani-el, clcrestnrieJ
nave and aisles, vestry, organ chamber, western porch "r
narthex, and a bell gable at the western end ; the church
has scdilia and credence, and a reredos in three arched oinn-
mrtments : the stained east window was presented by James
Meadows esq. of Beaconthorpe : there are sittings for to
persons. The register dates from the year 1878. The
firing is a vicarage, gross yearly value £33$, in the gift of
the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1883 by the Bev.
Henry Hutehinson m.a. of Oriel College, Oxford. The i>opu-
bition in 1881 was 9,131.
Pahisb Clerks: —
St. James', Matthew Heaton, Wellowgate.
St. Andrew's, J. T. Grabnm, 137 Church street.
St. John's, New Clee, Fred C. Chapman.
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LmCOLNSHIBE.
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OiBoial Establiahmenta, Local Institutions ftc.
FOOT tc HONEY ORDER OFFICE Jc Saringt Bank, West
8t. Hary'snte.
Postmaster, Powell Chandler ; Chief Clerk, J. Kichardson.
Open to the public from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on ireek days ; and
from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on smidays.
Dispatch t DsLivBBy op Mails.
Post for Bri^ Gainsborough, Hull, Kirton-in-Lindsey,
Uloeby^ Northern Connties, before 6 a.in. ; snndays
7.30 a.>n
*For Scwtho, WalOiam, Beelsby, Hatcliffe, Wold New-
ton, Swinhope, Raveodale, Brigsley, Ashby, Bamoldby,
Holton, Wailhe, Grainsby, Tetney, Tetney Lock, North
Coates, Marshchapel, Graintborpe, North & South
Somercotes, Skidbrook, Laoeby, Bradley, Aylesby,Riby,
CleetborpeslEC. before 6 a.m
*For Loath, Hull, Nottingham, London, South of Eng-
land, k Foreign Coantries 9.10 a.ni
*For Hall, Bngg,York8hire&the North, before 12.30 p.m
*Por London, Soath of England & Foreign Parte, before
4.aop.m
For Hall, Derby, Lincoln, Liverpool, Lancashire &
Cheshire, Scotland ft Ireland, MicUaod Countiea,& South
of England, before 5 p.m
For London k all porta, before 7.45; Sundays, before
6.50 p.m
Dblitbhy from London, Peterborough, Boston, Louth,
Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, Dnwsbuiy, Sheffield,
Hall, Eastern ft Northern Coonties &c. begins at 7 a.ra
From Hull, Derby, York, Liverpool, Cheshire, Lancashire,
Scotland tc Midland Counties, begins at 8.30 a.ni
From Londan, Loath, Hull, Sheffield Ie Uainsboro', begins
at a.35 p.m
From HnU, Bradford, Leeds, Manchester & the North,
5.aop.m
•Not made up on Sundays
There is only one delivery on Sundays, which begins at
8.30 a.m
RicaiTiNo Offices, Pn.LAs and Wall Boxbs,
CLBAHBD AT
Weekdays. Sundays.
Morning, Afttmoon. Alter.
Branch Office, Victoria st. i x 50 4 30 7 5 9 o
Mr. Colton's, Freeman st.' 11 40 4 o 6 55
Mr. I. Burt's, New Clee ...11 30 3 50 6 45
Branch Office, Fish Dodc.jo 30 4 so
Wood street 4451120 4 5 7 S 5 10
Alexandra terrace 4 55 11 40 4 o 6 55 5 25
Royal Dock chambers s S 11 50 4 30 7 s S 35
Central Market place 5 15 la o 4 20 715 5 45
Grime street 5 30 12 5 4 35 730 550
Bar Gate 4 45 7 15 6 10
Victor street 1125 345 7 5 s 'S
SixhilU street 11 15 33s 7 to 5 5
Oxford street 4 50 11 30 3 50 7 o 520
Macaolay street 4 5 7 5 6 30
Mr. Bingham's, Ebintonsq. ... 11 15 4 5 7 5
Railway station (Town) 5 o ... 4 40 7 35 6 15
Mr. Gee's, West Marsh 8 55 ... 3 55 6 55
Bargate Bridge 9 o 4 48 7 18 6 13
Money Orders are issued ft paid ft Savings Bank business
transacted at the Head, Branch, ft Receiving ofHces from
9a.in. to 6 p.m. ft un satunlays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
at the Reoeiving Offices only. Postal orders are issued ft
paid on weekday's at all Money Order offices, daring the
wfa<de time that the office is open. Licenses are issued
daring the same hours as money orders.
PiMt Office Telegraphs— Chief offices, Victoria Street north.
Open from 7 a.iii to 10 p.m. on weekdays, ft from 8 to
10.30 a.m. ft from 5 to 6 p.m. on Sundays. Head Post
Office, West St. Mary's Gate, open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
<>n weekdays only. Fish Dock office, open from 7 8.m.
to 6 p.m. on weekdays only. The chief office has direct
commnnication with the principal towns in England.
■EMBER or PARLUXEHT.
Edward Heaneage esq. d.l., j.f. Hainton hall, Wragby;ft
Travellers' ft Brooks' clubs, London i.n
Returning Officer, The Mayor
CODITT XAGISTRATES FOR aBIUSBT PETT7
SES8I0HAL DITISIOH.
Haieh George Henry esq. Grainsby house. Great Grimsby
(ctiairman)
Alington Rev. Chas.ArgentincB.A.Rcctorj^Muckton, Louth
Bennett Henry esq. Westlaiids, Great (rrimsby
Field William David esq. Laoeby honse, Great Grimsby
Gaosaen Bev.Jobn Ash it.A. Rectory, WaUham,Grt. Grimsby
Hameis Theophihis John esq. Hawerby house, Gt. Grimsby
Josse Hervi Henri Andr^ esq. Bamoldby-le-fieck, Great
Grimsby
Nainby Charles Manby emj. Barno1dby-le-Beck,Grt.GTimsby
Parkinson Robert John Hinman esq. m.a., b.c.l. Bavendale
hall, Great Grimsby
Seddon Lieut.-Col. Peter KersUke, Waltham grove. Great
Grimsby
Thorold Alexander William Thorold Grant esq. D.L.Weelsby
- house. Great Grimsby
Gerk to the Magistrates, William Heaford Daabney,
Brewery street
Petty Sessions are held at the County Police office, Victoria
street south, every alternate tnesday, at 11 a. m
The following places are in the Grimsby Petty Sessional
division : — Aylesby, Ashby-cum-Fenby, Barnoldby-le-Beck,
Beelsby, Bradley, Brigsley, Cabonm, Clee, Great ft Little
Coatee, Cuxwold, Fulitow, Grainsby, Hatcliffe, Hawerby-
cum-Beelsby, Hraling, Holtoii-le-Clay,Hmnber8tone,Irby,
Immingham, Laceby, Marshehapel, East & West Raven-
dale, Rothwell, Riby, Swallow,Swinhope,StaUingborongh,
Tetney, North Thoresby, Waltham, Waithe, Weelsby ft
Wold Newton
CORPORATION.
Mayor — ^Thomas Bell Keetley esq
HiOH Stbwabd— Edward Heneage esq. x.p
Deputy Hioh Stew abd— John Wintringham esq
AlJ>BB3IEy.
Term of Office expires
Nov. 9tb, 1886.
H. Smethurst, sen
Tiios. B. Keetley
C. B. Moody
Edward Bnmham
Term of Office exiiires
Nov. 9th, 1889.
H. J. Veal
Henry Bennett
Thomas Charlton
William Jackson
Nov. ist.
1885 H. Smethurst, jun
1885 Allan Haywood
1886 G. S. Dobson
CODMCILLORS.
South Ward.
Nov. ist.
1885 W. Southworth
1885 W. B. Louth
1886 Charles Morton
South-West Ward
1886 Thomas Brown
1887 William Taylor
1887 J. R. Webster
1885 Frederick Maddock
1885 Geo. K. Goesop
1886 H. J. Curry
1885 George Croft
1885 J. L. Watmough
1886 C. WiUson
North-East Ward.
1886 W. T. Hewitt
1887 Robert Cook
J887 George Doughty
1886 Robert Bamaby
1887 Thomas King
1887 S. Smethurst
North-WestWard.
1886 W. B. Wharton
1887 JamctS Atkinson
1887 Thomas L. Bakewell
The dates show the year when each member of the Coun-
cil goes out of office
OfPIOEBS of THE CORPORATIOK ft UbBAN SaNITABY
Adthobity.
RM;istrar of Court of Record, William Grange, West St.
Mary's gate
Town Clerk ft Clerk to tlie Urban Sanitary Authority,
William Grange, West St. Mary's gate
Treasurer, Thomas Stephenson, Tovra hall
Medical Officer of Health, Thomas Ncwby u.n. 4 Kent st
Public Analyst, J. Buynes, jun. Scale lane, Hull
Clerk to the Clee Burial Boaitl, Anderson Bates, Brewery st
Borough Accountant, Thomas Stephenson, Town hall
Auditors, Councillor G. S. Dobson, Dudley street, Mayor's
auditory W. Giok, Dudley st. ; J. C. Jeii8on,Brighowgate
Borough Surveyor, Joseph Maughan, Town hall
Head Constable, Job Waldram, Town hall
Inspector of Nuisances ft of Common Lo<lging Houses,
WiHiani Moody, 34 Wood street
Inspector of Weights ft Measures, Isaac Anson, Osborne st
Collector of Rates, Charles Henry Dawson, Victoria cham-
bers, Victoria street south
Mayor's Sergeant, James D. Brown, Pasture street
Common Sergeant ft BailifTs Sergeant, Thomas Atkinson,
Cleethnrpc road
Market Keeper, James Cook, Old Market place
(laoler. Job Waldram, Town hall
BOROUOH XAGISTRATES.
Atkinson John Prarwin, Scartho
Bannister EdwanI, Springfield, Bargatc
Bell John, Louth
Bennett Henry, Westlands
Bennett JoeejAi, Louth
Charlton lliomas, 9 Grnsvenor
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440 GREAT GRIMSBY.
lutcolnshibe.
[Kelly's
Heneage Edward m.f. Haiaton hall
Keetley Thomas Bell, 31 Victoria street west
LeppiogtoD Hilyard Marshall, 67 Victoria street vest
M^^^hall Charles Andrev, Bull ring
Marshall John, 18 Earl street
MsadoTTS James, Beaconthorpe
Moody Oharles Bartholomew M.B.c.s.Kng. St. James'
house, Bargate'
Norfolk Robert, Bargate
Oates Stephen, Bargate
Palmer Enoch, 170 Hainton street, Weelsby
Beed James, Westland corner, Bargate
Seddon Lieut. -Col. Peter Kemlake, The Groye, Waltham
Skelton George, Manor house, Brighowgate
Sowei-by John, Lonth
Smethnrst Henry, 3 Cleethorpe road
Veal Henry James, 4 Flottcrgate
Borough Petty Sessions are held at the Town Hall every
mon. k thurs. at 1 1 a.m
Clerk, William Grange, West St. Mary's gate
TICE-COHSTTLS k CONSULAR AOEITTS.
Belgium, Charles J. Hay, consular agent. Royal dock
Brazil, Stephen Oates, consular agent, Victoria street north
Denmark, Anthony H. Bannister, Royal Dock chambers
France, Edwd. Bannister, consular agent, RoyalDock chambrs
Germany, Detlef Hinrich Biinz, Dock chambers
Haiti, Detlef Hinrich Biinz, Royal Dock chambers
Netherlands, Henry Haagensen, consular agent, Royal
Sock chambers
Russia, Wilkinson Ayre, rice-consular agent, Royal Dock
chambers
Sweden Ik Norway, Henry Haa£ensen, Royal Dock cliambers
Venezuela, Roque Jetto, constu, 115 Cleethorpe road
IHSUBAHCE AaSHTS-
British Enapire Mhtoal Life, R. Atkinson, jun. 3 Hainton
terrace, Hainton st. ; J. Bezter, 7 St. Andrew's ter. New
Clee ; J. W. Sellers, 19 Victoria street ; W. Wilson, 338
Victoria street south
Caledonian Fire & Life, Anthony Charles, ^ Haron street
Commercial Union, E. Smith & Co. Bethlehem street
County Eire, W. H. Daubney, Brewery street
Emperor, John Lingard, 4 New Market street ; Isaac Noble,
135 Freeman street
General, D. A. Blow, River head; W. Failthorp, 17a Vic-
toria street south
General Hailstorm, Anthony Charles, 3 Haven street
Imperial Life & Fire, Thonqison & Wood, Bethlehem street ;
E.Hopwood(30 Macanlay street ; T.Mountain,Bethlehem St
London Assurance, J. Wintringham, West St. Mary's gate
Metrepdlitan Guarantee & Accident, Henry Reeves, Old
Market place
Midland Counties, C. E. Torrj-, Com exchange; W. F.
Read, 64 Victoria street west
North Yorkshire Agricultural, Hy. Reeves, Old Market pi
Northern Fire Ic Life, Dawson & Son.-!, Victoria chambers
Norwich k London Plate Glass,C. E. Torry, Com exchange
Norwich & London Accident, D. A. Blow, River head
Norwich Union, William Grange, West St. Mary's gate
Phoinix Fire, D. C. Hansen, 4 West parade
Provident Life, WilHam Henrj' Daubney, Brewer}- street
Queen Fire & Life, Thomas Chnppel, Freeman street
Railway Passengers', C. E. Torry, Com exchange
Refuge, Thomas Cnnsland, 9 Osborne street
Reliance Mutual Life, H. Gulliatt, a Lndford terrace
Royal Farmers' k General, W. W. Copeland, Bull ring
Royal Exdiange Insurance Corporation, Stephenson 4
Mountain, Bethlehem street
Royal Liver Friendly Society, George Shankstcr, 234 Vic-
toria street south '
Scottish Accident, Charles Woolhousc, 190 Victoria st.south
Scottish Equitable, Samuel Collinge, 91 Victoria chambers,
Victoria street south ; D. C. Hansen, 103 Victoria cham-
bers, Victoria st. south ; Morton Willey, 43 Cleethorpe rd
Standanl Life, R. Mason, Victoria street sentn ; T. Motmtoin,
Bethlehem street
Star Life, T. Kirman, 433 k 424 Victoria street north
Sun Fire, Thomas Stephenson, Tofl-n hall
West of England Fire k Life.W. J.Eden, Victoria street west
Westminster Fire, C. H. Bogcn. Hamilton strcet,New Clee ;
R. Mason, Victoria street south ; Thomas H. Shipman,
Hencage street
Yorkshire Fire k Life, W. F. Read, Old Lincoln bank
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Board of Trade, Custom House & Fish Dock, Henry Noel
Malan, superintendent ; Joseph C. Hill, deputy supt
Borough Police SUtion, Town hall ; Job Waldrani, head
constable ; Thomas Newby jc.d. surgeon ; the force cou-
sists of I head constable, 8 sergeants k 22 constables
Cemetery (Borough),Jo8eph Rossiter Billing, sniierintendent
Com Eb(change,
County Police Station, 182 Victoria street south, George
Stennett, supt.; i inspector, i sergeant k 14 constable!
Coimty Court, Town hall. His Honor James Stephen U-v.
judge ; William Heaford Daubney, registrar ; John Uppleby
Stapylton Smitli, high bailitt ; James West Hartley, sob^
baihn ; John Wake, clerk. The Court is held monthly :
the following parishes k places are included in tm
district r-^Ashby-cum-Fenby.Aylesby, Bamoldby-le-Bedk,
Beelsfay, Beesby, BishopthOTpe, Bradley, Brigsley, Clee,
New Clee, Cleethorpes, Great Coates, Little CDatM,Great
Grimsby, Grainsby, Hatcliffe, Hawerby, Habrou^h,Heal-
ing, Holton-le-Clay, Htunberstone, Irby, Immingbsm,
Laoeby, Wold Newton, East Ravendale, West Ravendsle.
Scartho, Stallingborough, Tetney, Thmnscoe, Waithe,
Waltham k Weelsby
Custom House, Cleethoqw rood, hours 10 to 4. Collector,
Andrew Richardson; Clerk, ist Class, Robert Bloir;
2nd Class, Frederick Forder, James Crowther; Lover
Division, John W. Fknn ; Surveyors, Alexander J. Kerr,
David Ireland; Examining Officers, ist Class, Thonus
Snook, John Watson ; 2na Class, George Baglee, John
Howgego, Robert Quine, Patrick "Tiemey, Peter J. Baglee,
John Forrest, Edward P. Jenkins. John B. Boyle
Emigrants' Honke, Ro}-al Dock head, Isaac Freeman
Bneveg, interpreter
Friendly Societies' Hall, Lower Spring street
Freemasons' Hall, Osborne st. Michael Lancaster,h<ll keeper
Grimsby k District Hospital, South parade. West Marsh :
Owen Daly b.a., m.d. consulting physician; Charls
Bartholomew Moody,Thonias Bell Keetley, James Edmid
Smith M.D., M.c.L. George Skelton Stephenson U.S., en.
Thirkell Anningson L.B.C.P. Lond. k Thomas William
James Allen l.b.c.f. Lond. surgeons; J. Moriey Dennis
F.L.s. dental surgeon ; John Lowthian Jackson k.b., cm.
house surgeon ; Edward Bannister, hon. sec. ; William
Jessup, assistant sec. k collector ; Miss Bingham, matron
Humber Pilot Office, Royal Dock chambers, Edmrd
Bannister k Co. collectors
Inland Revenue Office, Flottemte ; B. R M. Leach, sur-
veyor of taxes; Robert Byerley, supervisor, k William
Wainwright, officer
Mechanics' Institute, Victoria street south ; E. J3ay,hon.wc
Mercantile Marine Office, Custom house, Andrew Ridiard-
son, superintendent
New Prince of Wales Theatre, Freeman street ; Henrj-
Jantes Curry, proprietor
Oddfellows' Hall, Victoria street south
Stamp Office, Com exchange, Henry Brown, distributor
Temperance Hall, Cleethorpe rd. Cluis. Pearson, hall ker|ier
Theatre Royal, Victoria street north, Geo. G. wi)yatt,les9ee
Town Hall, Victoria street
TrinityCorporation,Custom honae.AndTew Richaidson,igent
Working Men's k Sailors' Institute, Cleethorpe nad
VOLUNTKKRS.
Lincolnshire Artillery Volunteers (attached to Eastern
division of Roj-al Artillerj-) ; head qtarters. ArtillerT
barracks. Centra! market ; (x. H. Hutton, lient.-cnl. ; J
Reed, major ; Major O. H. Wriford, adjutant ; A. McG.
Nell, quarter-master ; Snrgeon-Major T. Small Ic T.
Newby u.D. sui^eons; E. B. Beckett, acting surgeon;
Rev. G. B. Blenkin h.a. k Rev. J. W. Overton u.a. hon.
chaplains ; Rev. J.P.Young m.a. acting chaplain : batteries.
No. 3, Anthony Bannister, capt. ; No. 4, Edward Smith.
capt. ; No. 5, Hy. S. Garvey, capt
Lincolnshire Reeiinent, ist Volunteer Battalion (E Co.),
Annoury, Bull ring ; Capt. H. R. Alington, commaodant
PUBUC OFFICERS.
Clerk to Clee Burial & School Boards, Anderson Bates,
Brewery street
Clerk to Commissioners of Land & Income Taxes i Inhabited
House Duty, John Hopkin, Flottefgate
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for di\-isions of Bradley.
Walshcroft k Yarborough, Anthony Charles, 3 Haven st
Clerks to the (iovemors of Matthew Humberatone's Charity,
Stephenson & Mountain, Bethlehem street
Collector of Customs, Andrew Richardson, Custom house.
Cleethorpe road
Collectors of Humber Pilotage, Edward Bannister k O'.
Royal Dock chambers
Collector of Poor's Rates, Thos.Lamming,43 Victoria st.wesi
Collector of Queen's Taxes, Henry Brown, Com Exchange
OJlector of Water Rates, Thomas Ripjwn, 5 Deansgatc ter
Inland Revenue Officer, William Wainwright, i Flottergatf
Inspector of Weights & Measures, Isaac Anson, Osborne st
Market Keejier, James Cook, Old Market place
Medical OlUeers, Caistor Union, Great Grimsby, No. i Div
trict, Hild}T(rd Marshall Leppington, 67 Victoria str«»
west ; Great Grimsby, No. 2 District, Richard Brocklesbj
L.«.c.F.Edin. 229 Cleethor|)e road
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy-, Henry Forder, 3 Haven st
Receiver of Wreck, Andreyr Richardson, Ciutom house
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imOOLNSHIBE.
GREAT GRIMSBY. 441
Kelieving Officer, Great Grimsby District, William Berry,
24 Flottergate ; assistant, Isaac Anson, Osborne street
Kmstrar o( Births & Deaths, Great Grimsby Sub-District,
Hildyard Marshall Ijeppington, 67 Victoria street
Ranstrar of Marriages, Great Grimsby Sab-District, Samuel
Tamer Haddcsley, Royal Dock chambers
Stamp Distribator, Henry Brown, Com exchange
Surgeon ifc Agent for the Coast Guard ol Grimsby District,
Charles Bartholomew Moody, St. James' hoose, Bargate
Saperintendent of Coonty Pohoe, George Stennett, 182
Victoria street south
Snrreyor to the Conunissioners of Sewers for the County of
Lincoln acting at Grimsby, Joseph Abtighan, Town hall
Surreyor of Taus, Benj. Robt. Moody LMch, i Flottergate
Saperrisor of Inland Revenue, Robt. Byerley, i Flottergate
Town Crier, Abraham Read, South St. Hary'a gate
Vaccination, School Attendance & Inquiry Officer, Great
Grimsby sub-District, James C. Jepson, Brighowgate
PLACES OF WOSSHIFi with times of aervicee.
St. James's (Parish) Church, Her. James Peter Young k.a.
ricar ; 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.15 p.m
St. Andrew's, Freeman street, Rer. James Spawforth,
ia30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.15 p.m
St. Barnabas' (Iron) Mission, King Edward street north,
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
St. Lake's Mission, WelUogton street, 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m.;
wed. 7 p.m
St. Paul's Mission, West Marsh, 10.30 a.m. ; 6.30 p.m. ;
fri. 7 p.m
St. Hugh's Mission, Macaolay street, 7 p.m
St. Ma^s Catholic Charch, Holme hill, Rer. J. P. Hawkins,
priest, 9 k 10.30 a.m
Jewish Synagogae, Strand street
Congregational, Opper Spring street, Rer. Matthew Stanley,
minister, 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Baptist, Freeman street. Rev. William Orton, minister,
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Baptist, Victoria street south, Rer. E. H. Lannderdale,
minister, ia30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Brethren, Kent street
Primitire Methodist, Victoria St. south, 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist (Bethel), Cleethorpe road, 10.30 8.m.
6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Garibaldi street, also Hainton street &
Ph>ttergate, 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Scandinavian, West marsh, Johan Leonard Stenberg, pastor,
10.30 a.m. 4.30 p.m
United Free Methodist, Freeman street, ministers various,
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Wesl^aii (Victoria), Cleethorpe road, ministers rarions,
10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Doncombe street, ministers rarious, 10.30 a.m.
6.30 p.m
Wedeyan, George st. ministers various, 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Sooth par. minist«rs rarious, 10.30 a.m.6. 30 p.m
SCHOOLS-
A School Board of 9 members was fiimied in 1874 '• William
Grange, West St. Mary's gate, clerk to the Board;
Thomas Stephenson, treasurer ; attendance officers, Geo.
Brown, Victor street ; William Bates, West marsh. The
Board meet at the Town Hall everj- second wed. at 6 p.m
BoAJSD Schools.
There are three board school buildings, two under the
Grimsby School Board k one under the Clee-with-Weelsby
School Board :—
Holme Hill Board School, erected in 1876, from the designs
of Mr. Charles Bell, at a cost, including site, fittings k
famishing, of ^f 12,349 ' these schools are available for
341 infants, 318 girls, 250 junior boys, 160 senior boys,
total, 1,069 : arenCge attendance for the three years
(1881-3), 274 infants, 350 girls, 239 junior boys, 178
senior boys, total 931 ; John Searle, head master senior
boys ; Charles Horn, head master junior boys ; Miss Jane
Coombe, head mistress ; Miss Alice Leak, ' infants' mis-
tress ; there are also 13 assistant k 10 piiuil teachers
Soatb parade Board Schools are arailabtc for 350 boys,
350 girls k 380 infants, total 780 children, k cost, with
fittings, about ;f 5,605 ; Mr. Charles Bell was the archi-
tect ; A. Booth, head master ; Miss Mary Jackson,
mistress ; Miss Ida Fears, infant's mistress
Soath parade School fur senior boys is now (1884) being
enlarged, at a cost of from jf 500 to ;^6oo
Corporation Free Grammar, William Thompson Ltmdie,
master; Morton Willey, assistant master; Miss Sarah
Ann Bennington, mistress ; Miss A. Lusby k Miss A. E.
Hobson, assistant mistresses
Garden street. Church (mixed), built in 1S76 by the late
ricar, at his own expense, for i30 children, k there is
a full attendance ; Miss Annie Pepiier, mistress
National, King Edward street north (mixed), built in 1859,
at a cost of about jf 1.500, for 400 children ; average at-
tendance, 300 ; Henry Guilliatt, master ; Mrs. Helen
Wright, mistress ; Mrs. Elizabeth Hortou,infants' mistress
National (St. Andrew's), Bridge street north (mixed k
infants), built in 1864, by the late vicar, at his own cost,
for 300 children, k has a full attendance ; Levi Rowley,
master : Miss Essex, mistress
Silver street (mixed). Miss Mary Jane Cook, mistress
National, Chapman street (mixed), built in 1879, •>}' ''«>
late vicar, for 160 children, k has a full attendance ;
Miss Elizabeth Rigg, mistress ; Miss Sarah Ann Guilliatt,
infants' mistress
National, Macaulay street (mixed), built in 1880 by the
late vicar, for 350 children, k has a full attendance ;
Edwin Wright, master; (infants'). Miss Schollar, mistress
Primitive Methodist, Garibaldi street, built in 1867, at a
cost (if ;f6oo, for 213 children; Samuel Wyld, master;
Miss Clara Smith, assistant mistress
Catholic, Holme hill, built in 1856, at a cost of jf3,300, for
500 children ; average attendance, 400 ; Miss L. Durham,
mistress ; Miss C. Fitzgerald, infants' mi>itress
Victoria (Wesleyan), Victoria street north, built in 1874, at
a cost of /i,ooo, for 350 children ; average attendance,
280 ; JamesWhiteley.moster; Mr8.LydiaWhiteIey,mistre38
Ragged School, Albert street
HEWSPAPESS-
Eastern Morning k Evening Express Office (of Hull), J.
Colton Jepson, representative, Geethorpe road
Grimsby News, 85 Victoria street, published on friday ;
Grimsby Newspaper Printing k Publishing Company
Limited, publishers &proprietoi8
Grimsby Observer, 77 Cleethorpe road, published on wed. ;
George Nichols Nutt,' proprietor
Grimsby Times, 26} Freeman street, published on sat
Grimsby Echo, 36| Freeman street, published on wed, ;
Alfred H. Cook, proprietor
SAILVAT-
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Company,
George Cartwright c.K. engineer ; Dock Dues Office,
George Field, receiver ; Boj-al Df«k, Capt. Thomas
Jewitt, dock master; Alexandra Dock, James Raynor,
dock master; Fish Dock, William Francis Turner, dock
master ; Goods Warehouse, New Market place, James
Reed, manager, Charles Frederick Saonders, chief clerk ;
Grimsby Passenger Station, John Edn-ard Judson, station
master; Grimsoy Docks Passenger Station, William
Jervis, station master; Receiving House for Parcels,
William Horatio Roberts, Yarborough hotel ; Emigration
Depot, Isaac Freeman Beleveg, interpreter ; Steaiil Ship
Department, George Kennett Hore, superintendent, office.
Royal Dock ; George Clarke, superintendent engineer ;
John Sutcliffe k Son, shipping agents. Royal Dock ;
Jamas Reed, port master & traffic superintendent ; John
Gates, cashier, Royal Dock
SAUVAT CAESIERS-
Great Northern Railway Co. Pasture street ; Charles
Edward Hopwood, goods agent
Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway Co. James
Reed, port master & traffic superintendent. Goods
Warehouse, New Sikrket place ; Charles Frederick
Saunders, chief clerk
Lancashire k Yorkshire Railway Co. William Ellis, a^ut,
Victoria street north
Carver k Co. Worsley buildings ; John Peace Beckett, agent
Thompson, McKay k Co. Roj-al Dock chambers ; "rhomas
Gatril, agent
Sutton & Co. 115 & 1 17 Victoria st. south ; John Haycs,agent
CABEIEES.
By Cakt from the following places, returning the same
day: —
AsHBT — Lusby, Bull ring, tnes. thnrs. fri. k sat. ; Birket,
Bull ring, mon. k fri
Barnoldby— Housmati, fri. ; Cummock, fri. ; Traves,
' Ship,' fri
BiNBHOOK— Stark, ' Ship ' inn, mon. k fri. 2 p.m. ; Dobbs,
Bull ring, mon. k fri. ; Smith, ' Old King's Head,' mon.
ktri
Briosley — Shari>, fri
BitocKt.8SBY — Bell, ' Ship ' inn, fri
Caistoh— Drewerj-, ' Ship ' inn, mon. k fri. ; Qnickfall, fri
CoNisHOLME — Davj-, ' Ship ' inn, fri
Clebthorpbs — Coiilbeck, Mason, at 11, Market pi. daily
FuLSTOW — Robinson, Wright, ' Marquis of Granby,' fri
Gbai»thorp»— Riggall, 'Old Kin^s Head,' fri.; Davy,
' Ship ' inn, fri
Gkeat Coates, HsAtreo k Stalunoborodoh— Jennings,
tues. fri. k sat. ; Lingard, tnes. k fri
HABBOtrOH— Bell k Miller, ' Ship ' inn, fri >
, ' Ship mn, fn > j
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442 GREAT GBIMSBT.
LINC0LN8HIBE.
[kelly's
Hatcliffb — Cmumock, * Ship ' inn, fri
Holton-lb-Clat — Campion, * Marquis of Onuiby,' tues.
fri. k sat
HuxBERSTOHB & Tetney — Elvin, Orimoldby, Bull ring,
fri. ; Stark, toes. & fri
ImciNoaAH — Stowe, ' Marquia of Granby,' toes. & fri
lEBV — The Caistor carriers pass through
Kbelbt — Cook, 'Marqnis of Granby,' wed. fcfri. ; Mark-
ham, tnes. fri. & sat
KiLLlNOHOLME — Carter, ' Marquis of Granby,' fri
Laceby — Priitt, ' Ship ' inn, daily ; JRands, * Marquis of
Granby,' daily ; Rickel, ' Masons' Arms,' daily
LiMBKB— Crow, ' Ship ' inn, fri
I<ODTH & LuoBOROUQH — Mitchell, 'Marquis of Granby,'
fri. ; Dickens, ' Old King's Head,' fri
Marshchafbl, Northcoates & Tetney Ix>ck — Kushby,
' Ship ' inn, tues. & fri. ; Hoskina, Bull ring, tues. tc fri. ;
Overton, fri. ; Holden, fri. ; Dishinan, fri. ; Blythe,
Bull ring, tues. k fri
NoBTH Thokesby — Fanthorpe k Ward, ' Marqnis of Gran-
by,' tues. k fri. ; Dows, Bull ring, tues. & fri. On wed.
k sat. they carry goods to Lout&, received from Grimsby
on tues. k fri
SoxBBCons — ^Walmsley, Packet Ijuiding, tues. ; Croft,
Packet landing, fri
Waltham k ScARTHO — Housman, Guttridge, at ii. Market
place, daily ; Smith, daily except wed.; Dobbs, men. jc fri
WATER OOVTZTAICE.
Anglo-French Transit Company's Steamers " GerreotJe,''
"Achille," "Blanche," "Ernestine," " HirondeBe » k
" Jehanne," to Uieppe, toes, thnrs. k eat. (agent, Heori
Josse, Boyal Dock chambers)
Gainsborough United Steam Packet Co. Limited, ran ooe
boat daily (sandays excepted), between Hull t tlie Old
Lock, according to tide ; John Pearson, agent
Hamburg American Mail Steamship Co. to West Indies,
fortni^tly ; John Sntcliife k Sun, agents, Boyal Dodc
offices
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Bailway Co.'s Steamers
" Albert," " Bamsley," " Bradford," " Grimsby,"
" Hoddersfield." "Lincoln," "Wakefield," "Cheater,'
"Ashton," "Betford," "Sheffield, to Hamburg* Ant-
werp, every wed. k sat. ; to Sotterdam, every tues. ttants.
& sat. ; George Copley, snperintendent, Boyal Dodi
chambers; Jolm Sutcliffe k Son, traffic agents. Royal
Dock offices
Begular trading vessels between Hull k Grimsby from Birer
head ; D. A. Blow, wharfinger
GooLX, Manchester k Wssr Ridino op Yobesbub—
Trading vessels to k from, occasionally ; George WilUim
Ellis, Victoria street north
London — Scott Bromley's Line Steamers, md. k sat. ; B.
B. Bromley, Bnyal Dock chambers
London — Grimsby k London Staamshq;) Cot limited, md.
k sat. ; I Geethorpe road
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Ainsworth Mrs. 37 Earl street
Akrill Mrs. 9 Worsley street
AUington George, Cartergate
AllingtonMrs. 3Lndf ord ter. Littlefield la
Allison Charles, 7 Albion terrace
Allison Israel, 4 Haven street
Andrew Chas. a44King Edward St. north
Andrew Mrs. 13 Earl street
Anningson Thirkell, iii Cleethorpe rd
Archer Mrs. 35 South st. Marysgate
Astley Charles J. D. Welholme road
Atkinson Henry, 14 Town Hall street
AtkinsonMrs.Sarah.iWest st.Maryagate
Atkinson Walter, 20 Maeaulay street
Avington Geo. Deansgate ho. Deansgate
Ayres Fred, 67 Earl street
Bannister Anthony, Abbey road
Bannister Edward, Springfield, Bargate
Barker Frederick Henry, 5 Town Hall st
Barker John, 26 Victoria street west
Barker Thomas Greeshon, Brighowgate
Bates Anderson, Abbey road
Bates William, 14 Earle street
Be.-itniSe Jas. Samuel, 4 Deansgate ter
BeatnifTe Mrs. 46 Victoriii street west
Beaumont William, 7 Earl street
Bell Mrs. 47 Victoria street west
Bellamy Mrs. la Abbey walk
Bellamy Mrs. 11 Chantry lane
Bennett Henry J. P. Westlands
Bennett Mrs. Cartergate
Billany Charles, aa Earl street
Bingham Miss, Alexandra Idg. Bargate
Blaiu George, East street, Marysgate
Blanchard Wm. 135 Victoria st. south
Blenkam Jas. 3 Cambridge Wis. Bargate
Blow David Anderson, 4 Prince's avenue
Blow Robert, inn. 10 Grosvenor cres
Blow Robert, Haven street
Bodsworth TTioraas, 6 Flottcrgate
Booth Mrs. 39 Earl street
Boyle John, Dudley street
Broadgate William Hy. 67 Thesiger st
Broadhead James, 6 Prince's avenue
Broadhead John, 6 Deansgate terrace
Brocklesb^ Richard, 229 Cleethorpe rd
Brooks Miss, 8 St. James's ter. Bargate
Bronghton Mrs. 3a Maeaulay street
Brown Geo. a Friary vils. Pnnce's aven
Brown Henry, i Grosvenor crescent
Brown Jas. Burlington ho. Dudley st
Brown John, 10 St. James's ter. Bargate
Brown Joseph, i Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Brown Thomas, aag Freeman street
Brown Wilson, 322 Cleethorpe road
Browne Rev. Neville Lord m.a. [curate
St. James'], Surrey lodge
Browne Walter Lord, Surrey lodge
Bnmpstead Robert, 19 Maeaulay street
Biinz Dettef Heinrich, 3 St. James' ter-
race, Bargate
Great Orinuby.
Byeriey Robert, 11 Maeaulay street
Culvert WilHam, 4 Albion terrace
Cammiss Miss, 15 Abbey walk
Campbell Thomas, Abbey vil. Abbey rd
Campey George, 7 Maeaulay terrace
Campey Thomas, Bellmont vil. Bargate
Capiter Osborne Lambert, 72 Earl st
Carr George A. Abbey Park villa
Carter Rev. Charles [Weeteyan], 9
Maeaulay terrace
Carter Chtia. F. Rochford vil. Chantry la
Chandler Powell, Maeaulay ho.Macaolay
street
Chapman Geo.iFriai7 vils. Prince's aven
Chapman Joseph, 2 Maeaulay street
Cliarles Anthony, Laburnum vil.Cartergt
Charles Elijah, 60 Kent street
Charlton Thomas, 9 Grosvenor crescent
Clark Hasten, Welfow house, Abbey rd
Claj-ton John Henry, 12 Town Hall st
Coates Christopher, Chantry lane
Coates Mrs. Lord street
Cogswell Miss, 6 St. James' ter. Bargate
Colbeck Mrs. 15 Earl street
Colliiige Samuel, 7 Abbey walk
CoUinson Thomas, 57 Earl street
Cook Robert, Millfield house, Bargate
Cook William, Holly house, Pelham rd
Corringham Charles, i Maude street
Corringham Thomas, 3 Maude street
Cruwther James, ax Maeaulay street
Daubney William Heaford, Scartho
Dawbney Miss, 4 St. James' ter. Bargate
Dawson Alfred Thomas, 5 Maeaulay st
Dawson Charles Honry, Prince's avenue
DawsonMra. Hy. i aClarnoe.ter. Abbey rd
Dawson Mrs. Mark, 7 Clarence terrace
Dawson Wm. Wellbury, 8 West parade
Dennis John Morley f.l.s. 4s Victoria
street west
Dobson Geo. S. Ashtree vil. Dudley st
Dodds Mrs. 5a Earl street
DunnEdwd. i Ashbnmhm. vls.Littlefld. la
Dutton Thomas, 7 Town Hall street
Eden William Jabez, Cartergate
Edwards Mrs. Claremont vil. Dndley st
Elgcr Mrs. 36 Earl street
Ellis George, aj Earl street
Ellis Mrs. iia Upper Burgess street
Ellis Samuel, Baltic house, Bargate
Ellis Samuel, Bolkin house, Abbey road
Elwood William, 3 Maeaulay street
! Emerson Jn. Wm. 222 Victoria st. south
Emptage James Harvinson, Dudley st
' Emptage John McDonald, 2 Ashbnrn-
I ham villas, Littlefield lane
. Erikson Mrs. Riby villa, Bargate
I Ewart John, loa Kent street
] Fellows George, 3 Grosvenor crescent
, Fielding Wltr. T.St. James' coll. Bargate
' Fisher Wm, B. 13 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
I Foster Mrs. Osborne street
Fox Peter, 137 Victoria street sooth
Prance Joseph, Dudley street
Francis John, Lj'ndhnrst i-il. Fdham id
Frearson Joseph, 2 Smith St.. Warysgti^
Frcderickson Henry, 63 Earl street
Friston Frederick Edwin, 71 Earl street
(>ale Robert Ballnmy, BaU ring
Garuess Jn. M. 14 Clarence- ter.Abbey id
Geimey Cornelius, Pelhatn read
(ienney Wm. Holland vil, Cartergate
Gibbins Miss, 2 Maeaulay terrace
Gibson Geo. 5 St. James' ter. Bargate
Ooddard George, Abbey road
Goddard John, Heck house, Augnsta st
Godley John, Kent villa, Bargate
(rood Isaac, 5 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Grood Mrs. Claremont bo. Abbey road
Gooseman Charles, 6 Albion terrace
Gooseman Thomas Towie, Dndley st
Goulton Thomas, 17 Maude street
Grange EmestL. Lansdowne ho.Bargatr
Grange William, Willow ho, Bargate
Graves Charles, 71 Kent street
Greaby Joseph, Dndley street
Greenfield Wm.jDudley ter. Littlefield la.
Guilliatt Hy. a Ludford ter. Littlefld. la
Guy Joseph, Brighowgate
Guy Joseph, Esluxil vulas, (Watergate
Haagensen Henry, Korman vil. Bargate
Haddelsey Samuel, Turner, 184 Vietorix
street south
Hall Enoch, 174 Lower Bnrgeas street
Hall Mrs. 24 Maeaulay street
Hall WiQiam, Augusta street
Hannah George, 14 Maeaulay -street
Hannam Mrs. Itadley street
Hansen David C. 4 West parade
Hart George James, a6 Earl street
Harward Mrs. 4 Grosvenor crescent
Hawke John O. St. Andrews ter. NevrClee'
Hawkins Rev. Joseph Philip [Catholic],
Henage street
Hawkins Alexander C. i Albion terrace
Hay Charles, Lyndhorst vils. Bargate
Hayter Mrs. 13 Abbey walk
Hewins Henry, Sonth st. Marysgate
Hewitt Rev. P'rancis fWesleyan], 1
Abbey villas. Abbey road
Heiritt William, The Acres
Hmritt William Taylor, The Acres
Hewson Hartwell Vickera, 64 Earl st
Hewson Joseph, Dudley street
Hobley Grant, 15 Clarence ter. Abbey id
HolUngsworth George, Abbey walk
Hollingworth Thomas, 28 Flottergate
Holmes William, Chantry lane
Homer Bursell, Eshcol vils. Oartergate
Huckett Ed-ward, 11 Town Hall street
Huntsman Mrs. 9 Chantry lane
Hurst John, Lj-ndhurst villas, Bargate
Husbands John Edwin, Mdbonme ho.
Town Hall square
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llles Waidwin, 5 Albion terrace
lUiigvortli George, 104 Up. Burgess st
Inkpen Mrs. 4 Kwrle street
Jackson£dird.Hy.Iiagshut ril.Dudley st
Jackson John Loirthiam m.b., c.k.
Grimsby k District Hospital, South
parade. West marsh
Jackson William, 8 Grosvenor crescent
Jacques Mrs. 14 Osborne street
Jetto Roque, 115 Gcethorpe rood
Jewitt Capt. Thomas, Dock head
Jillott Albert, 6 Earl street
Jillott James Mead, 76 Earl street
Keeley Kcv. James R. [Wesleyan],
I St. John's ter. Geethorpe road
Keetley Thos. Bell, 31 Victoria St. west
Xcnin Samnel Robert, Chantry lane
Kuidreir Rev. William [Wesleyan],
I Chantry lane
Komington Holtby, 54 Earl street
Kenniogton Wm. Bargate vil. Bargate
Km- Mrs. 30 Earl street
King Thomas, Flelham road
Knott Mrs. 8 Macaulay terrace
Ladyinan Mrs. ai Queen street
Larder John Henry, s8 Macaolay st
Uaderdale Bct. Edward M. [Baptist],
Abbey niad
Lawson Geo. 36a King Edward st. north
Lavson Richard, 3 I^nsgate terrace
Lee Thomas, Chantry lane
Leppington Hild}-ard Marshall, -67
\ ictoria street west
Letten George, S' Orwell street
Lens Edward Anton, 5 Prince's avenue
Lidgard Joseph Samuel, 13 Earle st
Lidgard Mrs. ao Earl street
Lloyd Lewis, 16 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Ludcyer Rev. Thos. J. B.A. [M'esleyan],
Chapel house, George street
Loath Wra.Bass,4Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Landie William 'Thompson [head mas-
ter of Corporation grammar school],
6 West parade
Lundstrom Johan, 5 West parade
Lusby John, 4 Town Hall street
-Mabbutt Robert, « Earl street
Malan Henrj- Noel, g St. James' ter
Maltby Willisiii, ikst st. Marysgate
Marris Edward, 10 Macaulay terrace
Marris John, 69 Thesiger street
Marshall Charles Andrew, Bull ring
Marshall George, 60 Victoria St. west
Marshall Jacob, 4 Pelhain terrace
Marshall John, 18 Earl street
Marshall John Hewson, 3 Pelhani ter
Marshall Mrs. 60 Victoria street ^rest
Marshall Mrs. Andrew, Brighowgato
Marshall Mrs. William, Bargate
Marshal] Robert, 3 Grosrenor crescent
Masun Dmry, 10 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Maoghan Jq>b.3 St. James' tcr.Bargate
Mair William, 13 Macaulay street
Mitchell John, 33 Macaulay street
Muutagoc Mrs. Aim, 53 Orwell street
Muotanaro Alfred, Bank house,Bargate
Moody Charles Bartholomew m.b.c.s.
St. James' house, Bargate
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Newby Thos. m.d. 186 Victoria st. south
Newton Mrs. 9 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Norfolk Robert, Bargate
North Ernest, 131 Victoria street south
Nutt George M. 65 Cleethorpe road
Gates John, Chantry lane
Gates Stephen, Bargate
Oates Thomas, Bargate
Gates William, 383 Victoria st. north
Oglesby Miss, 39 Earl street
Pailthorp Mrs. Harriet, 6 Town Hall st
Parker Hewson, 8 Albion terrace
Parker James, 6 Macaulay street
Parker Joseph, 15 Macaulay street
Parkinson Thomas, Maude street
Pearson Mrs. 18 Earl street
Plastuw James, 43 Orwell street
Quane George, 33 Earl street
Ramshaw Frcdk.Chas.7 Grosrenor cres
Randall Jn.Camperdown ril.Cartergate
Ratten Mrs. 40 Earl street
Raynor Charles, 3 West parade
Baynor James, Lock hill
GREAT GRIMSBY. 443
Smith Jn. H. Cromwell ho. Dudley st
Smith John Jervis, Bargate
Smith Joseph, 5 Grosrenor crescent
Smith Mrs. Abbey road
Smith Mrs. Chantry lane
Smith Mrs. Mary, Fernleigh, Dudley st
Smith Richard, 61 Cleethorpe road
Smith Sydney,3 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Smith Whitlam,2CIarence ter. Abbey rd
Snook Thomas, 314 Victoria st. north
Spawforth Rev. James, St. Andrew's
vicarage, Heiiage street
SpengelHermanE. Grove cot8.Dean8gate
Spink Thomas C. a West parade
Squires Edwin, 16 Clyde street
Stamp Charles, Dudley street
Stainpe Geo. i St. James' ter. Bargate
Stanley Mrs. 35 Earl street
Stattersfield Mrs. 9 Earl street
Stenberg Johan Leonard [Pastor Scan-
dinavian church], 3 Princes avenue
Stephenson George Skelton M.B., CM.
203 Victoria street south
Read Thomas, i Dudley ter.Littlcfield la Stephenson Jn.Laburnuni vils.Cartergte
Read William F. 64 Victoria st. west StephensonRt.1 Cambridge Til8.Bargate
Seed James, Westland comer, Bargate . Stephenson Thos. Albion \-il. Augusta st
Rhodes Robt. 2 Dudley ter.Littlefidd la Stephenson William, 59 Cleethorpe rd
Richardson Andrew, Welholme rood j Stephenson William, Welholme rood
Ri^^ir James Kirkby,i Pelhun terrace Sutcliffe Jack, Field house, Pelham rd
Rippon Thomas, $ Deansgate terrace
R(>bcrt8 Adolphus E. B_4. Brichowgate
Robertson Robt. Arthur, 7 StJame^ ter
Robinson James, Abbey road
Robinson John Henry, 44 Earl street
Kobinsonjouathan Scott, laMacaulay st
BobinsoB Joseph, Dudley street
Bobiuson L?ouard, 12 Macaulay street
Bobinson Mrs, 63 Cleethorpe road
Robinson Robinson, 41 Earl street
Robinson SI. Aberdeen ril. Princes' aven
Robinson Walter Charles, 2 Albion ter
Robinson William, 3 Princes' avenue
Roebuck William, 8 Earle street
Roshby Christopher, 74 Earl street
Russell John England, 78 Earl street
Rnssell Joseph, Holme bill
Rutherford Miss, 34 Macaulay street
SaveryWm.H.BloomtieldriLFieeman st
Sawell Alfred, ao Maude street
Schofield John, 178 L>ower Burgess st
Seddon Henry, 5 Pelhain terrace
Senior John Paget, 37 Abbey walk
ScwcU Joseph James, Chantry lane
Shankster Geo. Liverpool ho. Dudley st
Shankster Geo. Calrin, 17 Town Hall st
Sharp George, The Friary
Sharpe Mrs. Welholme road
Sharpe Thr>ma8, 17 Macaulay street
Sharpe William Charles, 26 St.
Andrew's terrace. New clee
Shepherd Wm. Thos. 58 Victoria st. west
Siminson Mrs. Maria, 136 King Edward
street north
Simpson Henry, Wellowgate
Skelton George, 43 Pasture street
Skelton George, Manor ho. Brighowgate
Skill Alfred Edwin c.E. Macaulay ter
Siuetliurst Henry jun. 3 Pelham ter
M(Kxly Frederick, Eshcol vils.CaTtergatc ■ Smcthurst Jsph. Nonuan ril. Bargate
MiKirs Henr}- John, 4 Macaulay street 1 Smith Captain Edward, Welholme ho
Morton Charles, Montague vil.Dudleyst SmithRer.Darid[EiiglishPre8bj-tcrian],
Miirton Wm. 8 Clarence ter. Abbey rd ' 11 Clarence terrace. Abbey road
Mountain Geo.H(Kkney,38 Macaulay st | Smith Darid, Cartergate
Mountain Thomas, Elm vil.Littlefleld la j Smith George, Abbey road
Mudd Harrison, Bargate ^ Smith Henry, 31 Kent street
Xaoce Rev. Ja8.[We8reyan],8 Abbey wk I Smith James Edward M.D., l(.c.H.
Xewby Mrs. 80 Earl street ' South Saint Marys ^te
COMHERCIAL.
Abbott Benjamin, pork butcher, 338 Victoria street south
■Abbott James, middle class school (boys), George street
Ablard Joseph Stother, stationer, 30 Cleethorpe road
Abrahams Moses, pawnbroker, 86 Cleethorpe road
Acaster Thomas, &iracen's Head p.h. i8i Cleethorpe road
Adams Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 81 Church street
Adooek William, Prince of Wales inn, 33 Freeman's street
Ainsworth William, timber inspector to the Midhtnd Railway
Co. 401 Victoria street north
.ychome Sarah (Mrs.), linen draper, 174 Freeman street
Aloock Henry Weston, wine k spirit merchant, $ & 6 Old
Market plaice ; & brick & tile maker, k maker of all kinds
of pan, plain k paving goods. Hoe hill, Barton-upon-
Hnmber
Taylor John Sinclair, 117 Cleethorpe rd
Taylor Thomas, 16 Macaulay street
Thompson David, Bethlehem street
Thompson George Easton, Chantry la
Thorpe Thomas, Littlefield ho. Dudley st
Tilbrook Edward Montague, 6s Earl st
Tilbrook John Calder, 43 Earl street
Tonge Mrs. 53 Earl street
Topnam Jabez, 3 Town Hall street
Torr}- Charles EJdward, Dudley street
Tuplin Tliomas, 3 Macaulay terrace
Turner Mrs. 170 Cleethorpe road
Twight Brooks Harrington, Dudley st
Veal Henry James, 4 ^ottergate
Vere John, 67 Cleethorpe rood
Wallis Mrs. 3 Deansgate terrace
Watmough Jsls. Fernside vil. Dudley st
Watson Charles, 55 Earl street
Watts Harry Samuel, 11 Earl street
Watts Isaac, 18 Macaulay street
Waumsley Miss, 108 Kent street
Webster John B. Foxclose viL Bargate
Wharton Robert, 33 Earl street
White James, Altofte house. Abbey rd
White John H. Dudley street
White Joseph T. Dudley street
White Miss, 216 Vict<iria street
Whitelam William, i5 Abbey walk
VMiitworth Miss, George street
Wilkin Cordon A. Grove cuts.Deansgate
Wilkin Mannakuke, Providence villa,
Welholme road
Williams Mis8,6 Clarence ter. Abbey rd
Williams Wm. Bogshot vil. Dudley st
Willmott Herbert, Princes' avenue
Willows Jolm, 3 Albion terrace
Wilson Michael, i Town Hall street
Wintringham Jn. jun. The Abbey
Wintringham Miss, Spring vil. Bargate
Wintringham Mrs. 6 Worsley street
Wood Rev. Joseph m.a. [Primitive
Methodist], 3 Abbey villas. Abbey rd
Wood Robert, Luda villa, Dudley st
Woods Edwin, Flottcrgate house
Woodward Wm. Hy. Corporation villa
Worth William, Gentry lane
Young Rev. Joiues P. m.a. Vicarage
Alcoek James, grocer, 85 Cleethorpe road
Alcock Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Wellington street
Alden Thomas, liair dresser, 94 King Edward street north
Alexandra Old Dix;k (James Raynor, dock master)
Allen George & William, fish merchants. Fish dock
Allen Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer, 33 A; 35 Thesiger street
Allen William, Gloucester Arms P.H. 119 Albert street k
41 Bridge street south
Allen William, sail maker. Fish Dock road
Allenby Henry, tailor, 3 George street
Allingham John, lodging house, 10 Railway street
Allington George, cabinet maker, 79 & 8t Cleethorpe road,&
smack owner k fish salesman, Pish Dock road
Allington Harris, boot maker, 8 Freeman street
Allington James, shopkeeper, 4a King Edward street south
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LINGOLirSHIBE.
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Allwood Matthew, chimney sweeper. Moody lane
Altham's Tea Stores (Jsph. Hardaker, man.), 22 Freeman st
Altman Harris, tobacconist, 148 Albert street
Alward James & George, fish salesmen & smack o-vrners,
Fish Oock road, 8c fish merchants, Fish dock
American Fresh Meat Co. 100 Victoria street west
American Meat Stores (Righton Hearisides, manager), 157
Cleethorjje road
Andersen John C. wood carver, 198 Victoria street south
Anderson George, ooal dealer, 'i 1 1 Duncombe street
Anderson Thomas, most & block maker. Fish Dock road
Andrew Charles, auctioneer, 22 Clecthorpe road
Andrew Isaac, draper, 143 Freeman street
Anglo-French Transit Co. (James Bobinson, agent), Koyal
Dock chambers
Anningson Thirkell L.H.c.p.Lond. surgeon,iii Cleethorperd
Anson Isaac, as^stant relieving olticer, inspector of weights
& measures & rent & debt collector, Osborne street
Appleyard Robert, fish merchant, Fish dock
Archer Jesse, hay k straw dealer, Strand street
Armstrong .lohn Henry, draper, ailk mercer, milhnery &
mantle establishment. Commerce house, 182 k 184 Clee-
thorpe road
Ashby Philip, tailor, 104 Newmarket street
Ashford Wiuiam, smack owner. Freeman street
Asqnith Thomas Warton, joiner & wood tamer, 313
Victoria street south
Astley Charles J. D. smack o^vner. Fish dock
Atkin George, fish merchant, Fish dock
Atkinson Geo. k Thomas, fancy dealers, 204 Cleethorpe rd
Atkinson Ann (Mrs. ), Oranby p.h. Bull ring
Atkinson George, grocer, 50 Freeman street
Atkinson George, grocer, 268 Lower Bargess street
Atkinson George, Old King's Head p.h. Victoria street west
Atkinson Henry, Blue Bell f.r. 378 Victoria street north
Atkinson Henry, fish merchant. Pish dock
Atkinson James, tailor k outfitter, 318 Victoria street, north
Atkinson John, boot k shoe dealer, 35 k 37 Freeman street
Atkinson Joseph, fish merchant. Fish dock
Atkinson Robert, steam saw mills, Chapman street
Atkinson Walter, tailor &c. see Lenney k Atkinson
Atkinson William, cabinet maker k upholsterer, 54 fc 56
Victoria street west
Atkinson William J. batcher, 184 Freeman street
Auckland William, grocer, 138 Albert street
Aadas William, photographer, 38 Freeman street k Clee-
thorpe road
Aodiss Mary Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 Wood street
Austin John, herbalist, 80 Up|)er Bntgess street
Avington Elizabeth England (Mrs.), ladies' school. Deans-
gate house, Deansgate
Axe Alfred, tobacconist. Market street
Ayre & Son, commission k general shipping k forwardti^
agents, Russian Vice-consulate, agency, Boyal Do^
chambei-s
Backman George, butcher, 49 Freeman street
Baggalcy Moses, grocer, 133 Freeman street
Bagley John, pork bucher, 45 Ravenspnrn street
Bailey Charles, butcher, 187 Cleethorpe road
Bailey Elizabeth (Mrs.) & Sarah (Miss), milliners, Deansgate
Bailey James, sewing machine dealer, see Petty k Bailey
Baily Alfred, Leeds Anns p.h. 398 Victoria street north
Haines Joseph, bnker k com chandler, 240 Cleethorpe road
Jic River head, South Dock street
- Barnes Tliomas, watch maker, 82 Cleethorpe road
Bairstow John Henry, butcher, 274 Victoria street south
Baker Thomas, greengrocer, 142 Victoria street south
Baker Thumas, shopkcejier, Ijord street
Bakewell Thomas L. Bingham's hotel, Victoria street north
Balderston George, shoi>kcci)er, 150 Kent street
Bales John, greengrocer, 48 Garibaldi street
Balls, Abigale & Richards, fish merchants. Fish dock
Bamber & Co. china dealers, 108 Cleethori>c road
Bancroft Thomas, butcher, 430 Victoria street north
Banks Charles, shopkeeper, 243 Cleethoriie road
Bannister Edward & Co. coal & salt merchants & receivers
of the Humber pilotage. Consulate for France, Central
Market office, Royal Dock chambers, Railway street
Bannister Anlhonv H. Danish consnlate. Royal Dock chmbrs
Bannister Sarah (Mrs. ), undertaker, 142 King Edward st. nth
Ban3-ard William, hairdresser, 122 Albert street
Barber Alfred, fish curer. Fish Dock road
Barber Alfred, iun. fish carer, Albion street
Barber Ann (yiTa. ), apartments, 104 Kent street
Barber Arthur H. fish merchant. Fish dock
Barber Sarah James (Mrs.), milliner & dress maker, 114
Victoria street west
Barker Frederick Henrj-, surgeon dentist, 5 Town Hall st. ;
k at Market place, Alford ; Market place. Market Rasen ;
Market place, Caistor & Luniley roacl, Skegness
Barker Henry, linen draper, 2 Old Market place
Barker John, manager of the Hull bank, 26 Victoria St. west
Barker Wm. Knott, boot k shoe maker, 6 Victoria st. »«(
Bamaby John, shopkeeper, 30 Railway street
Barnaby Joseph S. fish salesman. Fish dock.
Bamaby Robert, grocer, 84 Freeman street
Barnes George, grocer k baker. South St. Mary's gate
Barr Robert, greengrocer, 36 Orwell street
Barry Charles, shorthand ^rriter, 11 Town Hall street
Bartle Herbert, hosier, 40 Cleethorpe road
Bartle William, draper, 133 Cleethorpe road k 408 Victorii
street north
Barton Charles Emerson, engineer, machinist & patentw, &
general blacksmith, manufacturer of patent ice breakers,
weighing machines kc. Providence works, East gat« k
Fisn dock. See advertisement
Barton Charles Steventon, solicitor, 99 Victoria rhambcrs,
Victoria street south
Barton George, temperance hotely 337 Victoria street north
Barwood Thomas, pawnbroker, 83 Aysoongh street
Baskerville George, hair dresser, 386 Victoria street north
Bates k Quash, shipwrights k boat builders. Fish Dock ruad
Bates Anderson (firm, Daabney k Bates), solicitor & clerk
to the Clee burial board, secretar}- k solicitor to the
Grimsby k Cleethorpe Permanent Benefit Building Societv
k solicitor k clerk to the Clee-with-Weelsby schmJ
board. Brewery street
Bates Mary (Mrs.), ^ocer, 39 Kent street
Bauckham Byron, painter, psperhanger k general deoorator ;
Estimates for ooBtracts, 107 Freeman street
Bauckham Robert, shipwright & boat builder, 13 Orwell si
Baxter Brothers, sail makers. Fish Dock road
Baxter k Hale, shipwrights, Fish dock
Beacher George, smack owner, 60 Orwell street
Beacock k Morris, blacksmiths k smack owners,Fi8h Dock rd
Bearman Eliza (Mrs.), smallware dealer, 333 Cleethorperd
Beaumont George, Hope& Anchor p.h. 148 Victoria st.sth
Beck William, shopkeeper, lao Upper Burgess street
Beckitt John Peace, agent to Carver k Co. railway carriers.
18 Worsley boildings
Bedford John S. greengrocer, 1 13 Cleethorpe road
Bedford Joseph, rope k twine manufacturer. Fish dock
Bee Drewery, grocer k beer retailer, 3 Short street
Bee Matthew S. tailor, 190 Cleethorpe road
Beech Charles, auctioneer, 80 ft 83 Cleethorpe road
Beeken Samuel, bntcher, 39 Garibaldi street
Beel Charles, butcher, 54 Freeman street
Beel George, Fishing Doek p.h. 63 Freeman street
Beels Robert, joiner, builder & undertaker, 34 Watkin street
k King Edward street north
Beels William, builder, 37 South Saint Mary's gate
Beeson Williain, greengrocer, 65 Anneslej- street
Beleveg Isaac ^eeman, interpreter, Emigration depot.
Royal ({ock
Belgian Vice-Consulate (Charles John Hay), Royal dixt
Bell Alfred F. grocer, 247 Cleethorpe road
Bell James, cabinet maker, 84 Kent street
Bell John, cooper, Fish dock
Bell John, shipbuilder. Union dock
Bell William, painter, 225 Cleethorpe road
Bellamey Charles, provision merchant, 162 Freeman street
Bellamy J. B.soda water &c. manufacturer, 106 Cleethorpe pi
Bellamy Thomas, tailor k woollen draper, 10 Victoria st.wf
Bemrose Francis (Mrs. ),shopkeeper, 222 King Edward st.nth
Bennett Wra. & Sons, linseed crushers, 256 Victoria st. 8th
Bennett Francis, saddler, 108 Albert street
Bennett Samuel, picture frame maker, lokao Kreeinan st
Bennetts k Co. timber mers. & saw mills, 358 Victoria ststh
Bennington John H. butcher, Corportion road
Benton Annie (MissJ, dress maker, 33 Newmarket street
Benton John, builder, 156 Cleethorpe road k Bath strwt
Benton Joseph, builder, 162 Cleethorjie road
Bercott Solomon, tailor, 131 Freemair street
Bernstein Samuel J. tailor, 143 Cleethorpe road
Berry Heurj-, poulterer, 333 Victoria street south
Berry Thomas, greengrocer, 173 Cleethorpe road
Berrj' William, relieving officer. Great Grimsby districi.
Caistor union, 24 Flottergate
Best James, beer retailer, 116 Albion street
Best John, saw mill proprietor, 149 Albion street
Best John, shopkeeiier, 40 Duncombe street
Best Tom, dyer, 7 Frroman street
Bett Joseph, drajjcr, 180 Freeman street
Bett Joseph John, shopkeeper, loj Wood street
Belts (xenrge, builder & joiner, 2 Abbey walk & 18 Kir
Edward street south
Bevers Joseph, grocer k beer retailer, 100 Newmarket st
Bingham Richard F. confectioner, 52 Freeman street
Bingham William, chemist, k post office (branch), a Ea-«
Alarsh streets Haintiin square
Binnington Henrj', tobacconist, 43 Railway street
Binns Mary Arm (Mrs. ), fancy repiMitory,390 Victoria st-n'"
Bird William, cutler, 100 Upper Burgess street
Birkinshaw George, shopkeeper, 30 Albert street
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DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHIItE.
GREAT GRIMSBT. 445
filackbond Edwin, shopkeeper, 134 Nelson street
BlM-kboum John, shopkeeper, Siurket street
Klackbourn Samuel, carter, 196 Victoria street south
Blackburn Chas. Henry Needham, smack owner, 48 Earl st
Blake Alfred James, bntcher, 126 Albert street
Blskelock Henry, shoe maker, Hohne street
Blanchard k Co. auctioneers k valuers, 135 Victoria »t. sth
Blancbard Robert, bntcher, 48 Ravenspnrn street
Bland William, provision dealer, Corporation road
Bhiill Thomas J. grocer, 286 Victoria street south
Blenkam 'Hinmas, coal merchant, 10 Macaulay street
BJoomfield Charles, shopkeeper, 60 Cemetery road
Blow Davis Akdbsson, com k coal merchant, whariinfer,
regular trading vessels between Hull & Grimsby, shi{^s'
cargoes discharged, warehoused or carted away, River
head
BloT Hann^ (Miss), milliner, 17 East Marsh street
Bloir John, greengrocer, 134 Victoria street south
Blow John, news af[ent k flsh buyer, 66 Freeman street
Bloy William, marine store dealer, 173 King Edward 8t.nth
Biytii Thomas, shopkeeper, 3 Riby street
Bodhsm John, sail maker, (Corporation road
Bodsworth Sarah Ann k Martha (Misses), ladies' school,
6FV>ttcrgate
Bolder Chas. sen. linen draper, 6 Freeman st.k ajSVictor st
Bolder Chaa. Geo. jun. drpr.58 Kent st.& 30 k 32Freeman st
Bolton William, lish cnrer & merchant, 133 Church street
Bnnner John George, grocer, 20 East Marsh street
Bonth James, tailor, 188 Freeman street
Borman Richard William, family k dispensing chemist,
67 Freeman street
BcMogh Police Station (Job Waldnim, head constable),
Town hall
Borrill George, shopkeeper, 109 Pildes street
Borrill Thomas, fish buyer. Fish dock
Botterill Geo.Tho8. pharmaceutical chemist, 308 Freeman st
frinlton Henry, but<iier, 8 Victoria street west
Boolton Robert, pawnbroker, 17 Jc 19 Freeman street
Boulton Robert, refreshment rooms, 9 Old Market place
Boyce Sarah Jc Elizabeth (Misses), drapers, 48 Freeman st
Bradbeer Benjamin M. fish salesman. Fish dock
Bradley Walter, fish merchant, 242 Victoria street south
Bramhill Thomas, shoe maker, 119 Albion street
Bramroer Edwin, teacher of music, Dudley street
Branston Eliza (Mrs.), boot dealer, 193 Cleethorpe road
Branton Joseph, boot k shoe dealer. Corporation road
firatley John k Henry, carria^ k cab proprietors & black-
smiths, horses k traps on hire, 123 Cleethorpe road
Bratton Barr, coal dealer, 30 Wood street
Bravery Eli, shoe maker, 93 King Ecfward street north
Bray Henry, fishmonger, 153 Alltert street
Brazilian Consular Agencj' (Stephen Gates), Victoria St. nth
Bretignieie Desira, frm't broker, 400 Victoria street north
Brett Bilby, com Jc fiour dealer, 150 Upper Burgess street
Br^gs George, carter. Fish Dock road
Briggs GanTge, fishmonger, Hnlnie street
Briggs Geoise, painter, 18 Freeman street
Briggs Joseph, blacksmith. Railway street
Briggs Robert Henry, shopkeeper, 35 Kent street
Briggs Thomas, tobacconist, 56 Cleethorpe road
Brister Williani, grocer, 77 k 79 Albion street
Bristow Frederick, cabinet maker, 164 Freeman street
Bmodbent George Burgess, pork bntcher, Bath street
Broadgate William Henry, general draper, 94 Freeman st
Bmacmieadow Benjamin, painter, 169 Church street
Bmcklesby Charles, confectioner, 158 Cleethorpe road
Bnicklesby Charles, fish cnrer, Albion street
Brocklpsby Jn.fish cnrer k merchant, 156 Kent st.Jc Fish dock
Brix-klesby Richard L.R.c.P.Bdifi. physician k surgeon,
medical otBcer Great Grimsby, No. 2 district, Coistor
union & Clee-with-Weelsby district, 229 Cleethorpe road
Bnicklesby Robert, tailor, 108 Victoria street west
BriKklesby William, fish cnrer, Albion street
Brockksby William, jun. fish cnrer it nierchant,Fish Dock rd
Bnimley Robert Bell, ship agent, Roj-al Dock chambers
Bnmkes William H. ironmonger, 137 Cleethorpe road
Bronghton John, fruiterer, 4 Riby street
Brinighton Thomas, fish buyer, nsh dock
Brown James k Joseph, ship smiths, Fish Dock road
Br»wn WQliam k M. contractors. Fish dock
Brmrn George, blacksmith, 23 Flottj-rgatc
Brown George, bntcher, 236 Lower Burgess street
Brown George, fruiterer, 345 Cleethorpe road
Brown Hannah (Mrs.), (jrovision dealer, 135 King Edward
street north
Brown Henry, fish merchant. Fish dock
Brown Henry, greengrocer, 374 Victoria street north
Brown Henr}', stamp office k collector & assessor of Queen's
taxes. Corn ezehaqge
Bnrwn Hy. Gregg, confectioner k grocer, 376 Victoria st.nth
Brown James, n^ contractor, Burlington house, Dudley st
Brown James Dixon, plumber k glazier, 39 Pasture street
Brown John, builder k ci>ntractor,manufacturing joiner.saw
mill proprietor k brick & tile maker, Victoria street south ;
k at Cleethor])es
Brown John, tailor, 180 Lower Burgess street
Brown Joseph, tobacconist, 336 Victoria street north
Brown Martha (Mrs.), pork bntcher, 207 Freeman street
Brown Thomas, chemist k druggist, 384 Victoria st. north
Brown Thomas Nicholson, draper, 284 Victoria street south
k 2 Central market
Brown Walter Colton, smack owner, 69 Earl street
Brown William, blacksmith. Church lane
Brown William, rigger. Fish dock
Brown William, solicitor. Lock Hill chambers, Cleethorpe
rood ; k at Cleethorpe
Browne John k Son, pliotographers, 35 Victoria street west
Brumpton Anne tc Jane (Misses), dress mas. 40 Freshney st
Brumpton William J. shopkeeiier, 49 Freshney street
Brumund Henry, ship chandler, 393 Victoria street north
Brusey James, smack owner k fish salesman. Fish dock
Bryant John, smack owner. Fish Dock road
Bnckmaii Mary Ann (Mrs.), sliopkeeper, 147 Kent street
Bullock William, boot & shoe maker, Hmiiber street
Buupstead Geo. ale k porter merchant, 215 Cleethorpe rd
Bnndi John, smack owner. Strand street
Bunting John Rose, grocer, 135 Church street
Biinz Detlef Hinrich, coal k salt merchant, ship & timber
broker, vice-consulate for CJermany k consulate for Hayti,
Royal Dock chambers
Burgess Titus John, beer retailer, 38 Church street
BurkillMary Ann (Mrs.), Nelson tavern, 308 Victoria st.sth
Burman Christopher, shoe maker, Strand street
Burman David, greengrocer, 13 East Marsh street
Burnett George, ironmonger. Corporation road
Burnett Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Nelson street
Burnett Matthew, news agent, 134 Cleethorpe road
Burnett Thomas, cabinet maker, 35 Oliver street
Burnham Coleman, coal merchant, River head
Bamham Edward, chemist, 76 Victoria street west
Bumiston John, tin plate worker, 50 Yarbrough street
Burrows Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Whitgift street
Burt, Bolton k Heywixxl, saw mill proprtrs. Royal dock
Burt William, grocer, 134 & 136 Cleethorpe road
Buston Josepji, smack owner. Fish dock
Bnston Samuel, fish salesman. Fish dock
Butt William, Royal Oak p.h. 38 Cleethorpe road
Butt William, jun. Havelock p.h. 134 Kent street
Butt William, smack owner, 64 Kent street
Butterfield Fanny (Mrs.), shopkpr. 346 King Edward st.nth
Butterfield Henry, sail maker. Pish dixtk
I Butters Hannah (Mrs. ), upholstress, s Chantry lane
I Button Echuund, leather seller, Bull ring
Byerley Robert, supervisor of inland revenue, i Flottergate
I Bygrave John, outfitter, Hsh Dock road
Cable Francis (Mrs.), toy dlr. 348 King Edward st. north
Calder k Co. timber merchants, Alexandra dock
Calvert Darid, pork butcher, 80 Freeman street
Campbell James Benjamin, smack owner, 116 Kent street
Campbell Tliomas, fish (whelk) merchant, ship builder k
smack owner, Fish dock
Campey Thomas k Son, grocers, 31 Bethlehem street
Cammell, Woolf k Haigh, forwarding agts.31 Cleethorpe rd
Canty Henry, beer retailer, 116 Freeman street
Capes Charles, slater & slate merchant, 149 Victoria St. sth
Cajics John Keal, grocer. South St. Mary's gate
Capes Thomas Wilkinson, beer retailer, 123 Garibaldi street
Capiter Oslwme tAmbert, chief engineer, 73 Earl street
Carlisle Jane (Mrs.), toy dealer k confectioner, 334
Victoria street north
Carlton Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 135 Orwell street
Carr George Alex, k Oi. timber mers. 11 Cleethorpe road
Carrington Abraham, fish merchant. Fish dock
Carruthers Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, i Low Spring street
Carter Charles Frederick, secretary to the Great Grimsby
Coal, Salt & Tamiing Co. Limited, Fish dock
Carter Joseph, beer retailer, 48 King Edward street south
Carver k Co. railway carriers (John Peace fieckitt, agent),
18 Worsley buildings
Carvosso Benjamin, hair dresser, 420 Victoria street north
Cash & Co. boot dealers, 106 Cleethorpe road
Caton George, provision dealer, 79 Cemetery road
Catrill Thomas, greengrocer, 163 Cleethoriic road
Chamberlain George, smack owner, flsh curer k merchant,
Fish Dock road
Chamberlain John, fish curer, Fish dock
Chambers William L. fish merchant, Fish dock
Chandler Powell, po8tmaster,Post office. West St.Mary's gate
Chapman & Oillett, smack owners. Fish dock
Chapman Joseph k Co. timber merchants, importers k
manufacturers of joinery, also dealers in cement, Vic-
toria street north
Chapman k Miller, potato merchants. Strand street; k
fruiterers, 308 Cleethorpe road
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Chapman & Son, cattle oil manufactaiers (established 1804)
(in use over half a century), 221 Cleethorpe road
Chapman G«orge, Lincoln Arms hotel, Cleethorpe road k i
Freeman street
Chapman Jonathan, wood dealer, Wellowg^ate
Chapman Joseph, Chapman's hotel, Central market
Chapman Joseph, greengrocer, 171 Cleethoqie road
Chapman Levi, Humber hotel, Cleethorpe road
C3iapiuan Levi, jun. Wheatsheaf f.h. Bargate
Chapman Misses, fancy repository, 96 Victoria street west
Chapman Stephen, coal dealer, Free Port wharf
Chappel Thomas, insurance agent, 185 Freeman street
Charles Elijah & Son, tailors k, hatters, 12A, Freeman st
Charles Anthony, accountant, estate & insurance agent,
derk to the commissioners of taxes for divisions of Brad-
ley, Wolslioroft & Yarbrongh, 3 Haven street
Charles Richard J. custom house officer, 14 Worsley bldgs
Charlton Thonws, engineer. Church street, & iron snip
builder, Union Dock bridge
Chatterton John, grocer, 22 Queen street
Chattcrton Richard, grocer, 87 Cleethorpe road
Chatterton Thomas Holmes, grocer, 360 Victoria street nth
Chatterton William Henry, grocer, 213 Cleethorpe road
Cheeseman Horace, greengrocer, Corporation road
Cherrington Henry, photographer. Pasture street
Cheshire Amalgamated Salt Works Co. Limited (Edward
Bannister, agent), Royal Dock chambers
Chesman & Co. grocers & provision merchants. Central
market, 140 Freeman street & Corporation road
Cheater Edwin, butcher, 240 Freeman street
Christian James Allen, mineral water manafr. 8 Kent st
Christie William & Co. sleeper importers, Alexandra dock
Clapham Hcnrj-, butcher, 198 Freeman street
Clark John k Son, nurserymen. Bull ring
Clark Amelia (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Kent street
Clark George, baker, Qiqwration road
Clark John, tailor, 242 Freeman street
Clark Thomas Howard, draper, 260 Victoria street south
Clark William, provision dealer, 62 Chapman street
Clarke Ann (Mrs), shopkeeper k beer retlr. 71 Garibaldi st
Clarke George, shoe maker, 99 Kent street
Clarke George H. superintendent engineer to the Manches-
ter, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Co. Royal Dock
offices
Clarke Robert, dm]ier, 144 Freeman street
Clarke Rowland, shoe maker, 67 Strand street
Clarke William W. cowkeei>er. Corporation road
Clarkson John, grocer, 251 Geetborpe road
Clarkston John James, beer retailer, 75 Nelson street
Class Peter, fish curer, Bath stret
Claxton Caroline Elizh. (Miss), dress maker, 50 Kent street
Claybnm John, hair dresser k flah buyer,322 Victoria 8t.nth
Claj-ton John, pork butcher. Bull ring
Cleethorpes Gas Co. (W. H. Daubney, sec. k solicitor);
office. Brewery street ; works, Oeethorpes
Cleethorpes Promenade Pier Co. (Wilkinson Ayre, sec.);
office, Roj-al Dock chambers, Cleethorpe road
Clifton Alfred, fish merchant. Fish dock
Clipsbaw Josiah, auctioneer, 153 & 220 Cleethorpe road
Coates Arthur, clogger, 260 King Edward street north
Cobley Sarah (Mrs. ) k Son, basket makers. Fish dock
CockerUne Tom, butcher, 167 Wellington street
Cockahaw Joseph, cabinet maker, 176 Victoria street south ^
Coe William, provision dealer, Fish Dock road
Coffee Hall (J. K. Riegall, proprietor). Bull ring
Cohen Benjamin, tailor, 191 Cleethorpe road
Col beck Clorke, shopkeeper, 50 Albert street
Colbrook William Thos. Railway tavern, 58 Cleethorpe rd
Cole Charles, painter. Fish Dock road
Cole John R. plumber k glazier, 61 Freeman street
Cole John William, nurseryman & seedsman, 406 Victoria
street north
Cole William, boot & shoe maker, 308 Victoria street north
CoUinge Saml. solicitoT,9i Victoria chambers, Victoria st.sth
Collingwood Brothers, grocers k beer retailers, 94 Victoria
street west k ss Freeman street
Collins Robert, carman & corn chandler, 31 Albert street
Collins William, smack owner. Fish dock
CoUinson Thomas & Geo. k Co. shipbuUders, Old dock
Colton k Guy, wine k spirit merchaiits, i Flottergate
Colton Mary Ann (Mrs.), druggist, 14A k i6a. Freeman st
Conservative Cldb (William Smith, scc.),2S8 Victoria st.sth
Convent of the Sisters of Peace (Sister Mary Evangelists,
principal), 131 Wellington street
Ccmk k son, auctioneers k valuers (fat k store stock sale
every monday at 10.30), Old Market place k 29
Victoria street west
Cook Alfred H. siuack owner Jc fish k ice mer. Fish dock
Cook Jabez, grocer, 122 Kent street
Cook Jabez, smock owner, fish curer k mer. Fish Jock
Cook Joseph, painter, 26 Macanlay st.& We. St. Mary's gate
Cook Markham, chemist, 130 Victoria street west
Cook Robert, chemist, 28 & 39 Old Market place
Cook William, painter, West St. Mary's gt. & 26 Macanlay st
Cook William, tobacconist & news agent,BalI Ring lane
Cooke Joseph, joiner, builder & undertaker ; Venetian k
wire blinds, window cornices k all kinds of window
fittings, upholstering in all its branches ; Boll nog
Cooper William, tailor, 1 1 East Marsh street
Coote John, shopkeeper, 150 Albert street
Coppin George F. sail maker. Fish Dock road
Cormack Daniel, fish curer k merchant. Fish dodi k 137
Albion street
Corporation Free Grammar School (William Thompson
Lmidi, master)
Corringham Thomas k Son, livery stables k posting yard,
Maude street
Corringliam Samuel, greengrocer. Corporation road
Coulbeck Benjamin C. fish mercluint. Fish dock
Conlbeck John, fish merchant. Fish dock
Coulbeck 'Tinn C. fish merchant. Fish dock
County Court (James Stephen ll.d. judge ; William Hea-
ford Daubney, registrar ; John Uppleby Stapylton Smith,
high baihff; James West Hartley, sub-boiliS; John
Wake, clerk ; Henrj' Forder, official receiver in bank-
ruptcy), Osborne street
County Police Station (George Stenuett, superintendent),
182 Victoria street south
Conpland Charles, cooper. Fish dock
CoWlam John, shopkeeper, 95 Garibaldi street
Cowle William, boot retailer, 27 Freeman street
Cox William, shopkeeper, 16 Freshney street
Coxon Charles, fish curer, 163 Albion street
Coxon John, beer retailer, 2io| King Edward street north
Coxson Henry, beer retailer, 53 Freeman street
Crabtree Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Riby street
Cragg William, beer retailer, 16 Freeman street
Craney Walter, beer retailer, 40 Freeman street
Crapiier William, glass k china warehouse, lA, Freeman st
Craven Luke, grocer, 167 Freeman street
Crcssey Charles, fish dealer, 118 Garibaldi street
Croft George, chemist k druggist, 402 Victoria st. north
Croft George, fish buyer. Fish dock
Croft Thomas, shoe maker. King Edward street north
Croft Wm. Joseph, wine k spirit mer. 330 Victoria st north
Croppell Wniiam, shopkeeper, 33 Orwell street
Cross James, smack owner, 112 Orwell street
Cross WiUiam, provision dealer, 38 Bridge street south
Crossland Thomas, superintendent Refuge Assurance Co. 9
Osborne street
Crow John Edens, tailor, 9 Town Hall street
Crow William, jwrk butcher, 128 Albert street
Crowther Charles, smack owner. Fish Dock road
Crowther Samuel, fish merchant. Fish dock
Crowther Tom, fish buyer. Fish dock
Cullnm George, jawnbroker, 42 Albion street
Cumming John James, custom house officer, 161 King
Edward street north
Cummins Sarah (Mrs. ), dress k mantle ma. 9 Maude street
Curry Henry James, Corfmration hotel, 82 Freeman street
Curry Sophia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 68 Albert street
Curtis John S. provision dealer, 55 Ravensburn street
Cnrwood George k. Co. fish merchants k smack owners.
Pish dock
Custom House (Andrew Richardson, collector), Cleethorpe rd
Dabb George Robert, butcher, 78 Victoria street west
Dabb Joseph, wheelwright, 7 Haven st. k Osborne street
Dale Elizabeth (Mrs.), stay k corset maker, 340 Victoria
street sonth
Dales k Riggall, grocers k provision mers. Old Market pi
Dales John, secondhand clothes dealer, i Freshney street
Dalton George, Duke of York f.h. 238 Lower Burgess st
Danish Vice-Consulate (Anthony H. Bannister), Royal Dock
chambers
Daubney k Bates, solicitors. Brewery street
Daubney William Heaford (firm, Daubney k Bates), solici-
tor, registrar of the county court k clerk to the couutr
magistrates, Brewen- street
Davis J. W. k Son, oil-paint k colormen, Strand street ;
works, Wilmington, Hull
Davis Maria (Mrs.), grocer, 54 Kent street
Davis Thomas, secondhand clothes dealer, 61 Albert street
Dawber William k Son, slate merchants, Rirer head,
Victoria street west
Dawn John, dining rooms, 105 & 107 Cleethorpe road
Dawson A. T. k Co. chemical manure manufacturers, oil
merchants k cake dealers ; office. Old Market place : works.
West marsh
Dawson k Sons, public accountants, 87 Victoria chambers,
Victoria street south
Dawson Charles, fish buyer k curer, Fish dock
Dawson Charles Henry, rate collector, Victoria chambers
Victoria street south
Dawson Elizh. (Miss), dress ma. 22 Sonth St. Mary's gate
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Dawion George, boot & shoe maker, Boll ring
Dawson John James, shopkeeper, io6 Albert street
DamoD Peter, ship stores dealer, 6 Seyi Dock street
Damcn William Wellbur}-, sanitary oontntotor k rope k
twine mauaiactiireT, Old Market place
Dmids James, batcher, 64 Freeman street
Dennis John, grocer, 97 GaribcUdi street
Dmnis John Morley P.I..S. mem. of the o.cs. dentalsnrgeon
to the Grimsby District Hospital, 45 Victoria St. irest
Dent Francis, fish merchant, Fish dock
Dent John, butcher, 34 Freeman street
Dick R. Jk J. bout manofactarers, 114 Cleethorpe road
Dickinson Joseph, timber salesman, 3 Osborne street
Dillinger Wilbelniina (Mrs.), dress maker, 26 Chantry la
Oil Qizabeth (Mrs. ), dress maker, 16 Albert street
Dixon Joeeidi, commercial traveller, 7 Worsley street
Dixon Joseph, grocer, 15 Freeman street
Dixon William, fraiterer, 18 Cleethorpe road
Dobbs Frederick, iish merchant, Fish dock
Dolmn k Farthing, ship k boat builders, Fish dock
Dobaon Charles, Pilot f.r. 64 Orwell street
DofaaiiQ Charles, jnn. pilot, 225 Freeman street
OobsoD George, shopkeeper, 294 Victoria street north
Dobaon Mary Ann (Mra.), boot k shoe depot, a West St.
Marj'a gate
Dobson Samnel J. ironmonger (wholesale k retail) & tin &
copper plate worker, Fish Dock road
Dnbeim Thomas, beer retailer, 157 King Edward st. north
Duck Does OtBoe of the Manchester, St^iSeld k Lincolnshire
Railiray Co. (George Field, receiver). Royal Dock offices
Dock Befreshment Booms (Royal Dock Hotel Co. Limited),
Pish Dock road
Dolsn Edward Bnth, Duke of Wellington p.h. Pastnre st
Dold Albert, watch maker k tobacconist, 334 Victoria St. nth
Donaldson Arthur, ship broker. Royal Dock chambers
Doogfaty George, bmloer, 7 Mande street
Doi^faty Henry, boilder, 11 Mande street
Doost k Webstar, decorators, 185^ Freeman street
Const Alfred, smack owner. Fish dock
Dowse Matthew, baker k coE^ectioner, 62 Cleethorpe road
Jt 75 Freeman street
Drakes Tfaromas, basket maker, Victoria street north
Drayton George Edward, cab proprietor, 28 Fotherby (treat
Drayton Richard, shoe maker, 224 King Edward st. north
Dreirery Alfred, engineer, 18 Albion street
Drewry Jc Harper, brass k iron fonnders. East gate
Drawry George, bill poster, 14 Robinson street
Drewry George, grocer, $8 Upper Bargees street
Drewry George, ironfonnder, Uueen street
Drmg Lake, shopkeeper, X5e Kent street
Driiw William, temperance hotel, 78 Cleethorpe road
Drincwster Bemjamin, boot k shoe ma. 183 Cleethorpe road
Drmy William, fmiterer, 13 Freeman street
Dmst Thotaias, sh^keeper, 226 King Edward st. north
Drytien Henr}-,. tobacconist^. 81 Freeman street
DoeU AUred Ernest, shoe maker, 17 Pastnre street
Dnke James, wholesale fe furnishing ironmonger, 4 Market
place k Bethlehem street
Dnnean John k Co. botanists, 170 Lower Burgess street
Dnnn Edward, custom house agent, 31 Cleethorpe road
Dunn Thomas, boot dealer, 26 Oleethorpe rood
Donnington Oiarles, greengrocer, 36 ^th street
Earle Henr}', smack owner, Fish Dock road
Earle Henry John, sail maker. Fish Dock road
£arle John James, smack owner. Fish Dock road
Eastern Morning k Express ?iews Office (of Hull) (J. Colton
Jepaon, representative), 9 Cleethorpe road
Eastwood John, boot dealer, 24 Cleethorpe rood
Eaton Charles, confectioner, 7 Old Market place
Eden William Jabez,bookseller,bookbinder,printer,stationer,
k dealer in fancy goods, 4 Victoria street west
Edwards George J. F. & Co. provision dealers, 118 Victoria
street west
Edwards Hannah ^Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 96 Macaulay street
Edwards Henry, clothier, 70 Cleethoqie road
Edwards Matthew, importer of foreign eggs, Lower
Bar^gess street
Eggleston Eliiabeth (Mrs.), apartments, d4 Garibaldi st
El^n Lee, pianoforte dealer, 337 Cleethorpe road
Elkins ElKEabcth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 125 Macaulay street
Ellerby John, shopkeeper, i Veal street
Enis George, aboimeeper. Old Market place
Ellis George William, shipowner & general carrier, agent
for the Lancashire k Yorkshire Railway Co. Victoria
street north
EIHs John, tailor, 24 Chantry lane
Ellis John B. timber merchant, 409 Victoria street north
Ellis Jbaeph, bntdier, 7 Newmarket street
EUis Hainael, timber merchant k proprietor of steam saw
mills, Victoria street north
Ebey Jamas, pork botcher, 144 Garibaldi street
Brio Haimah (Mrs.), sbopke«^r, a6 Clyde street
Elwood William, chemist, 328 Victoria street north
Ely Mary, Emma k Lizzie Ann (Misses), berUn wool k fancy
repository, 205 Cleethorpe road
Emberson William Thomas, shopkeeper, 81 Macaulay street
Emerson George, tailor, 26^ Cleethorpe road
Emerson Jane (Mrs. ), apartments, 28 Earl street
Entersim Mary (Mrs,), lodging house, i Deansgate terrace
Emerson William Henry, joiner, 26 Yarbrough street
Emigrants' Home (Isaac Freeman Beleveg, interpreter),
Royal Dock head
Eminson John Milton Oxley, pharmaceutical chemist, Old
Market place
Emmitt John Henry, hair dresser, 250 Victoria street south
Empson William, ship smith, Fish dock
Emptage James k John, smack owners k mast & block
makers. Fish dock
English Robert Harrison, butcher, 31 Old Market place
Epton William, butcher, 120 Freeman street
Epworth Francis Edward, agent for Scottish Provident
Institution, 59 Earl street
Eskriett John k Cyrus, ship builders, Fish Dock road
Erans John, tailor, 34 Newmarket street
Evans Thomas, fish buyer, 13 Worsley buildings
Everingham John, bookseUer, 21 Earl street
Everitt Eliza (Mrs. ), secondhand clothes dealer, 86 King
Edward street south
Everitt Thomas, ale & porter merchant k agent for F. W.
Soamee k Co. brewers, Wrexham, 86 King Edward St. sth
Everson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 123 Wellington st
Erison Charles, shopkeeper, 121 Newmarket street
Evison Francis, Smokers' Arms p.h. k fish curer k mer-
chant, 183 Albion street
Evison John, pork butcher, 185 King Edward street north
Evison John, shopkeeper, 142 Wood street
Ewart John, surgeon, 103 Kent street
Ewbank Mary (Mrs.), grocer k draper, 10 Albion street
Falconer Peter, cooper. Fish dock
FanOT Wm. Geo. secondhand clothes dlr. 17 Wellington st
Fanthorpe William, pawnbroker, 16 Yarbrough street
Farebrother Ernest W. architect k surveyor, 89 Victoria
chambers, Victoria street south
Farmers' Co. Limited (Robert Norfolk k Sons, agents),Ea8t
Marsh street ; k at Louth
Featherstone Richard, derk in cbarga of telegraph offtce,
Victoria street north
Fellows Wm. Ben. shopkeeper, Z03 King Edward st. north
Felton Charles, pork batcher, 266 Victoria street south
Feiton Matthew A. boat builder, Fish Do<i nxul
Penwick Thomas, pork butcher, 350 Victoria street north
Field George, receiver. Dock Dues Office (Manchester,
Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Co.), Royal Dock offices
Field John, leather seller, 44a Victoria street north
P&ld William, veterinary sorsion, Wellowgste
Finch Jonathan, shipwr^t. Pish dock
Finney Henry, decorator, 23 King street
Pish Dock (William Francis Turner, doct master)
Pish George, fish carer, 133 Albion street
Fish George, jnn. fish curer, Albion street
Fisher Brothers, fish salesmen, Fish Dock road
Fisher Lads' Institute (Isaac Miller, master), Orwell street
Fisher Frederick, cabinet maker, 330 Victoria street south
Fisher Henrj-, insurance agent, 119 Freeman street
Flaxington Anne (Mrs.), milliner, 141 Cleethorpe road; k
steam saw mill prop. Strand St. Jc cooper, Fish dock
Flintham William, shopkeeper, 84 Strand street
Fognrty Michael H. fish merchant, Fish dock
Forbes John, fish curer. Fish dock k Albion street
Forder Henry, official receiver in Bankruptcy (A. Charles,
agent), 3 Haven street
Forester Anthony, smack owner. Fish dock
Forester Charles, smack owner. Fish Dock road
Forge Ann (Mrs.), Navigation inn, 12 Cleethorpe road
Forge Thos. Roberts, ship chandler k tinplate wrkr. Fish dk
Forman John, shopkeeper, 328 Freeman street
Forward Joseph, pawnbroker, 148 Newmarket street
Foster Martin, slater, 32 East Marsh street
Foster Robert Enoch, ironmonger, 182 Freeman street
Faster William, preparer of oils & salves, 10 Crassey street
Fountain Edmund, pawnbroker, 79 Kent street
Fowler Charles, shipsmith. Fish Dock rd. * 22 Orwell street
Franck Chas. fishmonger & game dealer, 18 Victoria st. west
France Joseph, fish merchant, Fish dock
Frank Nathaniel T. joiner, 19 Bridge street north
Franklin Henry, boot maker, 177 Cleethorpe road
Franklin Samnel. fish merchant, 8 Macaulay st. & Fish dock
Franks George, butcher, 96 Freeman street
Freedinan W'olf, shopkeeper, 103 Nelson street
Freemasons' Hall (Michael L8ncastoT,han keeper),Osbome st
Preeston Robert, shopkeeper, 14 King Edward street south
Freeston William, shoe maker. Strand street
Fre*ch Consular Agency (Edward Bannister), Royal
Dock chambers
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French Bobert, boot maker, Fish Dock road
Friston & Co. carvers & gilders, 3 Old Market place
Friston Frederick Edwin, artist & sculptor, 3 Old Market pi
Frith Chas. game dealer & fi8imionger,34a Victoria sUnorth
Frith George, stone mason, lai Victoria street south
Fritze Frederick, tobaccomst, loa Albion street
Frost Brothers, rope & twine manufacturers. Fish dock
Frj-man James Henry, hair dresser, 42 Victoria street west,
& 60 Geethorpc r(»d
Fulford Moses, shopkeeper, 38 King Edward street south
Fuller Henry, basket n^er, Brighowgate
Fuller William, gas fitter, 106 Victoria street west
Fumer, Leaver & Co. ship k boat builders, Fish dock
Fysh WiUiam, fish buyer. Fish dock
Fytcbe John, tailor, 10 Garibaldi street
Gainsborongh United Steam Packet Co. Limited (John
Pearson, agent). Lock hill
Gait Albert, printer, stationer, bookseller, music seller,
bookbinder, t dealer in patent medicines, la & 13
Old Market place
Gale & Kennington, brewers. Bull ring
Oardham Robert, stonemason, Wellowgate
Gardner Henry, tailor, 106 Albion street
Gardner Joseph, grocer, 14^ Albert street
Gamer John, builder, Chariton street
Garvey Edward, auctioneer k valuer ; sale of fat & store
stock every monday at 10.30 a.m. Old Market place
Garwood Charles, hair dresser, 353 King Edward st. north
Gatrill Thomas, agent for Messrs. Thompson, McKay k Co.
Royal Dock chambers
Gavin Mary (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 10 Holme street
Gee George, ironmonger. Corporation road 1
Gee James H. draper, 100 k 103 Freeman street
Genney Cornelius, plumber. South St. Mary's gate
Genney John, bill poster, 33 Robinson street
Genney William, basket maker. Fish dock
German Vice-Consulate (Detlef Hinrich Biinz), Boysl
Dock chambers
Germany Henry, fish curer, Albion street
Germany John, shopkeeper, 199 King Edward street north
Gibbs Cnarles, baker,. 113 Nelson street
Gibson Annie E. (Mrs.), clothier k outfitter, 37 Freeman st
Gibson Harriet Ann (Mrs.), refreshment house, i Kent st
Gibson John Hart, pawnbroker & outfitter, 346 k 348
Victoria street north ; 3 Burgess street k Fish Dock nwd
Gibson (Misses), preparatory school, 158 Cleetborpe road
Gibson William, cattle dealer, 44 Ea«t gate
Gibson William F. greengrocer, 196 Freeman str^t
Gidley John, smack owner. Fish Dock road
Gidley John, jun. smack owner & fish merchant. Fish dock
Gidley Samuel, fish buyer, Fish dock
Gifford Warburton k Co. twine manufacturers. Fish Dock rd
Gillespie John, sail maker, Fish Dock road
Glentworth John, boat builder. Fish dock
Glew James, White Swan p.h. 354 Cleethorpe road, k
builder, 339 Cleethorpe road
Glover Reuben, furniture broker, 72 Garibaldi street
Ooddard John k Son, ironmongers, ship chandlers kc. 35
k 44 Cleethorpe road
Godfrey Richd.Benten, boot k shoe ma. 70 Victoria at. west
Goldman Samuel, watch maker, 147 Cleethorpe road
Goldstein Marks, watch k clock miU(er, 60 Strand street
Gollings William, cabinet maker, 9 Kent street
Good k Blanchard, ship smiths. Fish dock
Good Christopher 8. boot &shoe maker, 36 Old Market pi
Good George, coach builder, 10 Maude street
Good John, builder, 19 Maude Street
Goodacre Joseph, baker, 21 4 23 Freeman street
Gooderidge Brothers, forwarding agents. Royal Dock
chambers, Cleethorpe road
Guodfellow William Thomas, smack owner, 120 Orwell st
Goodwin Wilson, baker. Old Market place
Gooseman Charles, farmer, brewer k maltster, Brighow
gate k Grimsby Grange farm
Gooseman Charles, fish merchant. Fish dock
(Jooseman Charles, grocer, 170 Church street
Gooseman Frederick, grocer, 174 Cleethoqie road
G(M)senian George, saddler, 27 Old Market place
Gooseman Henry Charles, butcher, 142 Cleethorpe road
Gooseman John Rocklesby, chemist k druggist, 166 k 168
Cleethorpe road
Gooseman Thomas Towle, butcher. Old Market place
■ Gooseman W^iUiam, druggist. Corporation road
Gooseman William Frith, tailor, 15 Old Market place
Gorbntt John, butcher, SA, Freeman street
Gordon Mark H. outfitter, 89 Qeethoiye road
Gordon Samuel, travelling draper, i Macanlay street
Gossop George Kennington, grocer k chemist, 88 k
90 Church street
Gothard James, taibr, 163 King Edward street north
Gough Isaac Joseph, stevedore, 7 Church street
Grabum George, shopkeeper k coal dealer, 23 Wood street
Graburn James Thomas, glass k earthenware dealer,
132 Church street
Gniham Rowland M. news agent, 378 Victoria street south
Grange k Wintringham, solicitors. West St. Mary's gate
Grange William (firm. Grange k Wintringham), solicitor
k notary public, registrar of the Court of Record, torn
clerk, clerk to the Urban Sanitar}' Authority & to the
Borough Magistrates, West St. Mary's gate & 31 Clee-
thorpe road
Grant John, dra)per, 145 Cleethorpe road
Grant John Ashlin, draper, 145 Cleethorpe road
Grant William, beer retailer, 34 Albion street
Grant William, house furnisher, 47 Albion street
Grant William, shopkeeper, 39 Kent street
Grantham Joseph, boot k shoe maker, 38 Victoria St. vest
Graves Benjamin, confectioner, 194 Freeman street
Graves Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 10 Upper Bargeas street
Graves Robert, pork butcher, 304 Lower Burgess street
Graves Stephen, greengrocer, 56 Yarbruugb street
Gray Bros, saw mill proprietors k coopers ; special dove
tailing machine for the manufacture of fish boxes: all
kinds of packing wood to order, Albion street & Fish dock
Gray James, beer retailer, Corporatiun road
Gray John, draper, 166 Victoria street sonth
Gray Jont, printer, see Shaw k Gray
Gray Thomas, fish inerchailt. Fish dock
Gray Thomas Mav, fish merdiant, Fiah dodi
Gray William, fish buyer. Fish dock
Great Grimsby Borough Cemetery (Joseph Rosater
Billing, superintendent)
Great Orinuby Coal, Salt fe Tanning Co. Limited (Oiarles
Frederick Oirter, secretary) ; offices k yards. Fish dock
Great Grimaby Co-operative Box k Fish Carrying Co.
Limited (Samuel H. Clark, manager), coal meniaiits,
mast k block makers k tinplate workers. Fish dock
Great Grimsby Co-operative Co. Limited (Robert Eamshsw,
sec. ), 17 Cleethorpe rood ; (branch No. i) (GeorgeBaxter,
manager) 32 East Marsh street ; (branch No. 3) (Wm.
Watson, manager) 23 Yarborongh street. West Margfa ;
(No. 5 branch) (Frank Raby, manager) 106 k 108 King
Edward street north
Gbeat Grimsby Direct F<ish Supply Co. (Joseph Johnson,
manager), fish merchants k curers k ice mercbaote ;
supply works, collieries, schools &c. with cod, Imc,
haddock, skate, plaice k whiting at lowest prices, Visb dk
Great Grimsby Elocutionary k Dramatic Club (T. Dofld,
hon. sec.), 93 Victoria street south
Great Grimsby Hide, Skin k Fat Market Co. Limited (J.
P. Senior, manager). Haven street :
Great Grimsby Ice Co. Limited (John Oliver Hairke, man-
ager). Fish Dock road
Great Grimsby Industrial Flour Mill Society Limited (Chris-
topher Rushby, sec. ; Henry Colebrook, man.), AUey rd
Great Grimsby Licensed Victuallers' Association (Richard
Mason, solicitor ; W. H. Roberts, sec)
Great Grimsby k North Lincolnshire Permanent Building
k Investment Society (John Wintringham, secretary^
West St. Mary's gate
Great Grimsby Ship Building Co. Limited (William White-
lam, manager), shipwrights k boat builders. Fish dock
Great Grimsby Water Works Co. Limited (Henry Hewins,
manager). South St. Mary's gate
Great Northern Railway Goods Station (Charles Edward
Hopwood, agent). Pasture street
Green George, seedsman. Bull ring
Green Thomas, tailor, 91 Kent street
Green William, smack owner. Fish dock
Greenwood Jude, sail maker. Fish dodc
Greenwood Robert William, smack owner, 116 Orwell st
Greenwood William, smith k shoeing forge, back of Royal
Dock chambers
Greer Thomas Henry, smack owner, 97 Kent street .
Gregory Felix Herbert, painter k paperhanger,79The8iger st
Gregory John, shopkeejrer, 147 Orwell street
Gresswell Fred. K. sign writer, 320 Victoria street north
Gresswell Mildred (Mrs.), upholstress, 200 Victoria st. sonth
Gresswell William K. linen draper, see Johnson k Gresswell
Grewer Daniel, shoe maker, 74 Fildes street
Grimsby & Cleethorpe Permanent Benefit Building Society
(Anderson Bates, sec. & solicitor), Brewery street
Grimsby Co-operative Ice Co. Limited (William Jackson,
manager), ice importers k merchants, Fiah Dock road.
See advertisement
Grimsby & District Hospital (Owen Daly b.a., h.c. consult-
ing physician ; Charles Bartholomew Moody, Thomas
Bell Keetley, James Edward Smith ild., u.c.i^, George
Skelton Stephenson M.B., ex. Thirkill Anningsani-R.aP.
Lond. k TBomas William James AUen i..s.c.p. utnd.
surgeons ; J. Morley Dennis f.l.s. deutal surgeon ; John
Lovthian Jackson X.B., cm. honae surgeon ; Edward
Bannister, hon. sec. ; WiUiam Jessup, assistant sec. &
collector; Hiss Bingham, matron),South par. West marsh
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Grimsby Echo (Altred H. Cook, proprietor; published wed-
neaday), 36^ Freeman street
Grimsby Lsondry Co. (James 3. Clift, manager) ; works,
Humber street
Grimsby & London Steamship Co. Limited (Chas. McGregor,
manager), i Cleethorpe road
Grimsby News (Grimsby Newspaper Printing & Publishing
On. Limited ; publishers & proprietors ; A. Windle, man-
ager ; published friday), 85 Victoria street west
Gimi^y Newspaper Printing k Publishing Co. Limited (A.
Windie, manager), 85 Victoria street west
Grimsby North Sea Mntnal Fishing Vessels Insurance Co.
Limited (Henry Johnstone, sec.). Fish dock
Grimsby & North 8ea Steam Trawling Co. Limited (Frank
Barrett, sec.). Fish dock
Grimsby Observer Newspaper Office (George Nichols Nutt,
proprietor ; published Wednesday), 77 Cleethorpe road
Grimsby People's Cocoa Houses (James Wybnm, manager),
(So. 1) Market street ; (No. 2) Freeman street; (No. 3)
39 Cleethorpe road ; (No. 4) lao Victoria street west
Grimsby Sailors' & Fishermen's Widows & Orphans' Relief
Society (Charles JefFs, president ; William Jackson, trea-
surer) ; office. Fish dock
Grimsby Smack Owners' Association Limited (Frank
Barrett, secretary). Fish dock.
Grimsby Times (Alfred H. Cook, proprietor ; published
Saturday) ; office, 36} Freeman street '
Grimsby Trawl Fisherman's Society (Samuel Longworth,
secretary), waiting k reading rooms, Fish Dock road
Gringley James, provision dealer, 66 Cleethorpe road
Grandy Joseph Samuel, baker, 137, k pork outcher, 139
Kent street
Ganiell Joseph H. cooper, a Bridge street north
Gnrwell Joseph, tin pUte worker, 238 Cleethorpe road
Gny k Smith, drapers k silk mercers, 19, az ft 33 Victoria
street west
Gny Williani, builder, 44 Pasture street
Gnsgell John, fish merchant, Fish dock
GnnweU Isaac, beer retailer, i Orwell street
Gmzwell Jonn, smack owner. Fish Dock road
GnzzmU William, fishmonger, Old Market place
Haagensen Henry, timber £ coal merchant, consulate agent
for the Netherhuida k vice-oonsulate for Sweden k Nor-
way, Royal Dock chambers
Hackett Edward, hatter, iia Victoria street west
Hsddelse}' k Haddelsey, soKcitors, Royal Dock chambers ; k
atCaistor
HaddelwySamnel Turner (firm, Haddelsey'lc Haddelsey),
solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths in Supreme
Court of Judicature, registrar of marri^es for sub-
dotrict of Great Grimsby, Royal Dock chambers
H^ie R. Hood k Son, hemp k wire rope manntactarera,
rbh Dock road
Hall John k Co. (of Hull) (Josej^ Smethnrst, manager),
rope mannfactnrer^ Fish Dock road
Hall of Science (Henry James Curry, propr. ), Freeman st
Hall Edmund, boot fe shoe maker, 3 Freeman street
Hall Emma (Miss), milliner, 319 Cleethorpe road
Hall George E. fish merchant. Fish dock
Hall William, Albion hotel, 178 k 180 Cleethorpe road
Hall William, leather seller. Central market
HaU WUliam N. fish bn)-er. Fish dock
Halliday Eliza Ann (Miss), dress maker, 69 Kent street
HaOiday Joseph, shipsmith, back of Royal Dock chambers
Hamburg American Mail Steamship Ca. (John SntcUffe k
Son, shipping agents). Royal dock
Haxsb W1L1.IAU, ale & porter merchant k bottler k coal
merchant ; Flockton's coal supplied by the truck at
Colliery prices. Pasture street stores
Hammond k Fretwell, fish curers, Fish dock
Hammond John, fish buyer k merchant, Fish dock k 175
Freeman street
Hands Isaac, pork butcher. Corporation road
Hannah James, shoe maker, 133 Dancombe street
Hannam John, printer k stationer, 168 Victoria st. south
Hansen I>. C wood broker, 103 Victoria chambers, Victoria
street south
Hanson Thomas, beer retailer, 186 Freeman street
Hardy William, general house furnisher, 63 k 65 Freeman
street ; Great Grimsby cabinet works, Albert street
Haniden Frederick, smack owner. Fish Dock road
Harper Fred, shopkeeper, 112 Freeman street
Harris Edward, basket ma. loa Victoria st.we. k Abbey walk
Harris Henr}', watch maker, aoA, Freeman street
Harris Josiaii, shopkeeper, 3 Lime street
Harrison Henry, glass k china dealer. Market street k Old
Market place
Harrison John, pork batcher, 36 East Marsh street
Harrison Peter, ship builder. Union dock
Harrison William, butcher, 98 Freeman street
Harrison William, tailor, 341 Cleethorpe road
Hartley James West, county court bailiff, 10 Holies street
Hartley Thomas, butcher, 86 Freeman street
Hartley Thomas Scafe, most k block maker,. Or well street
Hartley William, com dealer, 40 Bridge street south
Harvey Albert, watch maker, 64 Clee^orpe road
Harvey Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, 85 Holies street
Hatclifl Moses, greengrocer, loi Freeman street
Hatfield John, ship builder. Union dock
Havercroft James, draper, 199 Cleethorpe road
Haw Thomas H. boot maker, 331 Cleethorpe road
Haw Thomas Watson, boot k shoe maker, 3oVictoria st.we
Hawdon Charles Henry, watch maker, 354 Cleethorpe road
Hawke John Oliver, smack owner k manager of Great
Grimsby Ice Co. Limited, Fish Dock road
Hawkins Rebecca (Mrs.), Rose k Crown p.r. 353 Victoria
street south
Hawksworth John, beer retailer, 79 Albert street
Hay Charles John, ship k wood agent k consular agent for
Belgium, Royal dock
Hayes John, watch k clock maker k paresis office, ii$k
117 Victoria street south
Haylock John W. fish salesman. The Pontoon, Fish dock
Haylock Layton, boot maker, 373 Victoria street south ; k
outfitter. Fish Dock rood
HaytianConsulate (Detlef HinrichBiinz),Boyal Dock chmbrs
Ha>'wood Allan, builder k contractor, 137 Freeman street
Hazelgrove Frank, engineer, boiler maker k shipsmith, all
kinds of iron k brass castings. Union dock
Hazelgrove John Edward, printer, 45 Eight Feet road
Hazelgrove Stephen George, cooper, Fish Dock road
Heaton James, fish merchant, Fish dock
Heavisides Righton, manager of the American Meat Stores,
157 Cleethorpe road
Hemworth Thomas, refreshment rooms. Railway street
Herbert William, boot k shoe maker, 151 Cleethorpe road
Heroock John Henry, fmit merchant, Queen street k
greengrocer, 38 Pasture street
Henberg S. J. k Son, old rope, canvas, brass, iron &
general merchants. Lower Burgess street
Herzke Robert, timber & coal mer. Royal Dock chambers
Hessler Marton, musical instrument maker (accordian),
353 Victoria street north
Hewitt Brothers, maltsters k brewers. Tower brewery,
Pasture street
Hewitt Alfred, watdi k dock maker, 444 Victoria St. north
Hewitt George, watch & clock maker, 9)3 Victoria st. west
Hewitt William Taylor, Exchange inn, 35 Cleethorpe road
Heyboe Levi, White Hart commercial hotel. Old Market pi
Hiil k Brown, fish salesman k ship joiner. Fish dock
Hill Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Prospect terrace. Queen street
Hill Ellen (Mrs. ), draper, Pasture street
Hill Frederick, baker, 40 King Edward street south
Hill Henry Edward, auctioneer, 77 Freeman street
Hill John, oil merchant. Fish dock
Hill John Thomas, smack owner. Fish dock
Hill Richard, bill poster, 339 Lower Burgess street
Hill Thomas, pork butcher, Bull ring
Hill Thomas Charles, fish iRdesman, 133 Victoria st south
Hillelson Jacob, tobacconist, 307 Cleethorpe road
Hilton Elijah, fish curer. Fish dock k 185 Albion street
Hinch Alfred, fish buyer. Fish dock
Hird Henry, butcher, 4a Cleethorpe road
Hobson Henry, ironmonger, 370 k 37a Victoria street north
Hobson John G. hair dresser. Corporation road
Hobson Thomas, fish salesman. Fish Dock road
Hodge William P. wine k spirit merchant, 141 Freeman st
Hodgkinson Mahlab (Mrs.), temperance hotel, 63 Kent st
Holdsworth Manasseh, draper, 164 Cleethorpe road
Holland Henry, herbalist, 56 Kent street
Hollingsworth Creorge, house agent k valuer, Railway street
Holliiigsworth Sarah (Miss), milliner, 169 Freeman street '
Hollingsworth Walter, tailor, 171 Freeman street
Hollingworth Rd. builder k upholsterer, 40 Victoria st. west
Holme Hill Brick k Tile Co. Limited (William Wellbury
Dawson, managing director) ; office. Old Market place ;
works, Weelsby
Holmes Charles, beer retailer, 43 Bridge street south
Holmes Henrj-, butcher, 197 Cleethorpe road
Holmes Jackson, butcher, 153 Freeman street
Holmes John Thomas, carter, 380 Victoria street north
Holmes Thomas, boot maker. Fish Dock road
Holmes William Henry, greengrocer, i Short street
Hood William J. S. auctioneer. Fish dock
Hooton William, tailor, 88 Nelson street
Hopkin John, clerk to the commissioners of land, mcome tax
k inhabited house duty, Flottergate
Hopkin Thomas, shopkeeper, 80 Newmarket street
Hopkins John Dix, music warehouse, 39 Freeman street
Hopwood Cbas Edward, goods agent to the Gt. Northern ry
Hopwood Mrs. apartments, 79 Victoria street west
Hore Capt. George Kennett, superintendent of steam ship
department to the Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire
Railway Co. Royal Dock offices
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Horton Thomas, beer retailer, 140 Kent atrect
Hossack Robert Campbell, boot & shoe majier, 336 Victoria
street north & 90 Victoria street west
Uotson Henry, pork batcher, 24 Cressey street
Hooghton W. k Co. en^neers & mill'wrighta. Holme street
Houghton Henry, beer retailer, loi Nelson street
Hoolden John, baker, 87 Church street
Howard George, hair dresser, 190 King Edward St. north
Howes Frederick, butcher. Corporation road
Howgego John, custom house otiicer, 48 Orwell street
Howlett Charles, shoe maker, dealer in all kinds of second-
hand shoes for doggers, 144 Upper Burgess street
Howlett Robert, flonr dealer, 38 Railway street
Howlett Thomas, grocer, 118 Albert street
Huckett Edward, hatter, 112 Victoria street west
Hnckney David, shopkeeper, 74 Upper Burgess stteet
Hnddleston Henry, tailor, 183 Lower Burgess street
Huddlestone Oeorge, master mariner, 17 Earl street
Hull Banking Co. Limited (John Barker, manager), 26 Vic-
toria street west Jii 3 Clcethorpe road ; draw on Barclay,
Bevan & Co. London e.e
Humber k Sherringham Fishing Smack Insurance Co. Liin.
(James Fryman, sec. ), Fish Dock road
Humberston Ellen (Mrs.), secondhand clothes dlr. 43 Kent st
Humberston Matthew, brewer, 333 Freeman street
Hmnberstone William, grocer, i HoUes street
Hmnphrey William, mMical herbalist, 91 Newmarket street
Hnra William, greengrocer, 33 Kent street
Hurst Joseph, shopkeeper, asS King Edward street north
Husbands John Edwin, surgeon dentist, Melbourne house,
Town Hall square
Hoss Charles H. ship chandler, ^6 Cleethorpe road
Hnteson George H. k J. shipsmiths, Fish Dock road
Huteson Harriet (Mrs.), grocer, 14 Albert street
Hnteson Joseph, batcher, Central market
Button Jonas, baker, 316 Iiower Burgess street
Hydropathic Establishment (Samuel RoUey, proprietor),
396 Lower Burgess street
Illingworth George, architect, 104 Upper Bnreess street
Inkson George, shopkeeper, 196 King Edward street north
Inland Revenue Otnces (B. R. M. Lrach, surTeyor o{ taxes ;
Robert Byerley, supervisor), i Flottergate
Ireland Charles Hy. shoe maker, 103 King Edward St. north
Jackson Alfred, bookseller, no Freeman street
Jackson Charles, butcher, 39 Yarbrough street
Jackson Charles Henry, bookseller, 159 Geethorpe road
Jackson Edward, greengrocer, 38 Freeman street
Jackson Edward H. fish salesman k smack owner. Pish dock
Jackson Eliza (Mrs.), bookseller, printer k music warehouse,
433 k 434 Victoria street north
Jackson George, smack owner, 34 Kent street
Jackson John Lowthiam h.b., ch. house surgeon, Grimsby
& district hospital. South parade. West manh
Jackson Robert, pork butcher, 303 Freeman street
Jackson Thomas, baker, 300 Freeman street
Jackson Williapi, beer retailer, 318 Lower Burgess street
Jackson William, newsagent, 193 Victoria street south
Jackson William, house k shop painter, sign writer, graioer
& paperhanger, 41 Yarbrough street
Jackson William, secretary to the Grimsby Co-operative Ice
Co. Limited, Fish Dock road
Jackson Wm. tobacconist k newsagent, 193 Victoria st. sth
Jacobs Charlotte (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 2s6 Victoria St. south
Jalland John, Black Swan inn, i & 3 Victoria street west
Jarman Charles, milk dealer. Crescent street
Jeffray Edward, photographer, 316 Victoria street north
Jeffs Charles, fish k ice merchant k smack owner, Fish dock
JeSs Emma (Mrs. ), grocer, 33 Kent street
Jeffs George, smadi owner k fish salesman. Fish Dock road
k 65 Kent street
Jeffs Henry, fish merchant. Fish dock
Jelley George, linen draper, hosier, clothier, outfitter, rail-
liner, shawl k mantle warehouse, 86 Victoria street west
Jenkinson Thomas, tailor, 113 Cleethorpe road
Jenkinson William, tailor, 306 Cleethorpe road
Jennings William Henry, tailor k outfitter, 388 k 390
Victoria street north
Jennison John Heniy, beer retailer, Central market
Jennison Matthew, fish merclumt. Fish dock
Jepson James Colton, vaccination, school attendance &
enquiry otiioer, Great Grimsby sub-district, Markhara,
Brighowgate
Jepson Joseph Morlcy, chemist, 106 Freeman street
Jervis William, station master, Grimsby Docks station
Jessop Henry, Golden Fleece f.h. 180 Victoria street senth
Jessnp Robert, chemist, 166 Freeman street
Jessup William, auctioneer, 104 Cleethorpe road
Jetto Roque, consul of Venezuela, 115 Cleethorpe road
Jewett John, shoe maker, 75 Albion street
Jewitt Edward, cowkeeper. Corporation road
Jewitt Captain Thomas, dock master. Royal dock
Jobson Henry, watch maker, 130 Geethorpe road
Johnson k Gresswell, linen drapers, 178 Freeman street
Johnson Eardley, com, coal k cake merchant. Haven street
Johnson Oeorge, beer retailer, 7 Cleethorpe road
Johnson James, water boatman, 71 Orwell street
Johnson John, fish merchant, 356 King Edward street north
k Fish dock
Johnson John, provision dealer, 317 Freeman street
Johnson John, smack owner. Fish dock
Johnson John William, frniterer, 354 King Edward street
Johnson Stephen, fancy repository, 193 Geethorpe road
Johnson Thomas, coach builder, Osborne street
Johnstone Henry, grocer, 131 Kent street
Judson John Edward, station master, Grimsby station
Jalins Solomon, glazier, 33 Bridge street north
Kalson Colman, glazier, 30 Bath street
Keay David, painter k paperhanger, 2 Fotherby street
KeebleGeo.hair dresser,25 Jt i77Freeman8t.&Corporati(mnl
Keeble James, shipwright, Fish dock
Keetley Thomas Bell, surgeon, 31 Victoria street west
KeighUey James, greengrocer, 333 Victoria street north
Kelly Hy. smack owner Ic fish salesmani see Moody k Kelly
Kelsall Brothers, fish curers, Bath street
Kemp Horatio, general provision dealer, 175 Cleethorpe rd
Kemp Philip, draper k milliner, 335 King Edward st. north
Kendall Dinah (Mrs.), servants' registry olBoe, 145 Victoria
street sooth
Kendall Mary Ann (Mrs. ), dress maker, 104 Albert street
Kendall Wm. Thomas, dramatic agent, 145 Victoria st. sth
Kennington & Son, wine k spirit, -ale k porter TOercbants,
Victoria street west, 14 Market pi. k West St. Mary's giK
Kennington Edward Clark, joiner, 117 Victoria st. aonSi
Kennington Elizb. (Mrs. ), Queen's hotel, 354 Victoria st nth
Kennington Selina (Miss), infants' school, Osborne street
Kennington Wm. wine k spirit nier. see Kennington k Son
Kertnan George, butcher, 5 Pasture street
Kettlewell Robert B. grocer, is Freeman street
Kime George, accountant, 16 Worsley buildings
King Joseph John, provision dealer, 53 Bath street
King Thomas, outfitter k cbthier, 4 Freeman street k 90
Cleethorpe road
Kingston Joseph, french polisher. 51 Gvibaldi street
Kirby James, marine stores, 76A, Cleethorpe road
Kirk John k Son, blacksmiths, George street
Kirk Mark, pork batcher, 152 Victoria street south
Kirk Mary (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 33 Railway street
Kirk Nathaniel, builder, 18 Mande street
Kirk William, builder, 139 Freeman street
Kirkham Beniamin, beer retailer, 97 Cleethorpe road
Kirman Charles Henry, carter, 3 Shipman's buildings, King
Edward street north
Kirman Edmimd J. Packet tavern, 38 King street
Kirman John,carter,3 Sliipman's bldgs.King Edward 8t.nrth
Kirman Thompson, draper, 423 k 424 Victoria st. north
Kitchen Helmot, shopkeeper, 33 Bath street
Kitching Fhillis (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 100 Church street
Kitching.Richard Guy, linen draper, 109 Nelson street
Kitt Alfred, hair dresser. Railway street
Kiveton Coal Co. (John £. Tadman, manager). Royal Dock
chambers, Cleethorpe road
Knott James, smack owner, i Macanlay terrace
Knott James, twine manufacturer. Fish Dock road
Knowles Thomas, shopkeeper k beer retailer, in Nelson st
Krause John G. dining rooms, 71 Geethorpe road
Kyme John, boot maker, 316 Freeman street k 54 Welling-
ton street
Laceby John, coal merchant. River head. South Dock street
Lsceby William, carter, 67 Lime street
Lacy John Thomas, butcher, 134 Victoria street west
Lacy William Arthorp, shopkeeper, 8 Queen street
Lait Thos. coach builder,6i Cemetery rd.& Upper Burgess st
Lammiman John, shoe maker, 50 Fildes street
Laminin Haman, trijie dresser, 1 14 King Edward st. north
Lamming Thomas, poor rate collector, accountant k clerk
to the Gee with Weelsby local board, 43 Victoria st. west
Lamplough Daniel Dann, master mariner. Chantry lane
Liand William, toy dealer, 88 Victoria street west
Larder William, hatter, 138 Cleethorpe road
Lath Henry, fruiterer, 7a Cleethorpe road
Latus George k Co. ship brokers, 31 Cleethorpe road
Lawlcr Matthew, tobacconist, 179 Freeman street
Lawrence Edward Bell, furniture dealer, 50 Newmarket st
Lawrence John, shopkeeper, 62 Cemetery road
Lawrence William, sail maker & smack owner. Fish Dock nl
Lawrence William, toy dealer, 176 Freeman street
Lawson k Waby, woollen drapers, loi Cleethorije road
Lawson George, general draper, 93 Cleethoqie road & i
Freeman street
Leach B. R. M. surveyor of taxes, i Flottergate
Leafe John Leng, grocer, 92 Freeman street
Leaning Joseph, bricklayer, 37 Annesley street
Leaiy William, beer retailer, 153 Kent street
Lee Charles, teacher of music, S14 Victoria street sontb
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Lee Otto, lisb mercluint, 3 Asbbamham vils. Littlelield la
Ue Thomas, ba' er, Bull Aug
Ue William A. tobacconist, JIarket street
Leigh Cliarles, rate collector for Clee & Weelaby Local
Board, 143 Albert street
Uppington Hildyard Marshall, sargeon, meclical officer No.
■ district, Caistor uiKon k re^strar of births k deaths for
(jrest Grimsby sub-district, 67 Victoria street vest
Letten George S. k Co. fish merchants. Fish dock
Levis Edward Anton, ale k porter merchant, sole aj^ent for
John Thompson k 80ns, Barton ales, Biver head, South
Dock street
Levis George, picture frame maker, i3 Freeman street k
55 Church street
Lewis John, grocer, 71 Pasture street
Lidgard John, -wheelwright, Bargate
Lidgett James, auctioneer k fancy goods dealer, 1 10 Vic-
toria street west
LiU William Thomas, butcher, 448 Victoria street north
mier James, draper k hosier, 116 k ii6| Victoria at. west
Lincoln Bobert, house decorat«H', 930 Victoria street south
UncalnshireArtilleryVolanteers( attached to Eastern Division
of Ro}^l Artillery) (Col. G. M. Button, commandant ;
Major G. H. Wireford, adjutant) ; headquarters. Artillery
bomcks. Central market
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (E Co.)
(Capt. H. R. Alington, commandant) ; ArmonTy,BaU ring
Lingard Charles, grocer, 69 Welling;ton street
Ungard Ebeneaer, gun maker k sewing machine dep6t,
154 Victoria street south .
Lingard Fanny (Mrs. ), greengrocer, 183 Freeman street
Lingard Henry, shoe maker, laa Garil»ldi street
Lingard John, shoe maker, 5a Thesiger street
Lingard Thoinas John,boot k shoemaker,4i Victoria St. west
Lister Charles, boot maker, 51 Holies street
Lister George, butcher, ao Victoria street west
Lister Soaan (Miss), dress maker, 51 Holies street
Lister William, glass k china dealer, 37 Victoria street west
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (Thonuis White,
agnit), 184 Wellington street
Locking Robert Edgar, grocer, aa Victoria street west
Lnckwmd, Bladgen k Crawshaw (Wannsworth Cliffs k
Kniveton park), lime proprietors (David Anderson Blow,
agent), Biver head
Loft John Henry, veterinary surgeon, 33 Victoria st. west
Ixngniate Frederick, auctioneer k I'slner, 55 Kent street
k 137 Cleethorpe road
Lord Fred Fields, draper, hosier k hatter,33 k 34 Victoria st
vest, 304 Victoria street north & the Bon March^ 139 k
131 cleethorpe road
Loath William Bass, ironmonger, 3 Cleethorpe road & Fish
Dock mad
Londy James Freer, watch maker. Fish Dock road
Lopton John Mason, grocer, wine merchant k mineral
water noannfacturer, 164 Victoria street south
Losby William Jarvis, shopkeeper, 65 Nelson street
Lnsty Charles, pork bntoher, 104 Victoria street west
McConn Matthew, beer retailer, 10 New Dock street
McDonald Edwin, outfitter, 33 Cleethorpe road
McDonald Henry, joiner k undertaker,3H Lower Burgess st
McDonald WiUiain, day school, 39 Holies street
McEwen Thomas, hair dresser, 83 Cleethorpe road
McKenzie John, beer retailer, 160 Church street
Mackenzie William, cooper, Fish dock
Mackintosh Daniel, travelling draper, 7 Macaulay street
Mackintosh Donald, travelling draper, 9 Macaulay street
Mackrell Thomas, shopkeeper, 68 Ayscough street
Mackrill John R. fish buyer, Fish dock
McVrich William, butcher, 118 Kent street
Maddison Charles, confectioner, 133 Victoria street south
Magee John, fish k ice merchant & fish curer. Fish dock,
-lupplles works, institutions, asylums, workhouses ke.
with all kinds of fresh fi.sh, at lowest prices, carriage paid,
giving the greatest satisfaction ; also fruiterer, 118 Free-
man street
Mager Kobert, joiner, 171 Lower Burgess street
.^lajor Charles, greengrocer, 143 Kent street
Maltby John W. boot maker, 14 Freeman street
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railway Co. (James
lieed, ])ort master k traffic superintendent ; John Oates,
cashier ; George Cartwright c. E. engineer ; George Field,
receiver) ; Goods warehouse, Market st. (Cliarles Frederick
•Saunders, chief clerk) ; Steam .Siiip deiiartnient (George
Kennett Hore, superintendent). Royal Dock offices;
I John Sutcliffe k Son, sliipping agents), Roj'al dock
Mandeville John, wholesale wood turner ; all orders punc-
tually attendnl to, in large or small lots, prices on appli-
ottion, Albion street
.Manton J.H.(Mrs.),baby linen repository, 92 Victoria St. west
Marks Ebenezer WilUam, smack owner, 139 Albion street
Marriott Henry, shoe maker, 40 Wellington street
Marriott Thomas, shopkeeper, 136 Dunoombe street
MairisJane k Maria (Misses), fancy repository, 33 Old
Marketplace
Marrows Harry, greengrocer, 380 Victoria street south
Marsh Jsph. Baily, grocer k baker, 312 King Edward stnrth
Marsh Mary (Mrs.), baker, 185 Lower Burgess street
Marshall k Atkinson, timber merchants, Victoria st. south
Marshall William k Sons, miUers, Victoria street north
Marshall Anne J. (Miss), milliner, 10 Cleethorpe rood
Marshall Elizabeth Mary (Mrs. ),Fountain inn, Victoria st.nth
Marshall James, fish merchant, 5 Macaulay terrace
Marshall John Smith, Venetian blind maker, 53 Wellington st
Marshall Robert, grazier & cattle dealer, 3 Grosvenor ores
Marshall Ruth (Miss), dress maker, 36 Flottergate
Marshall William, saddler, Old Market place
Marshall William G. fish merchant (whelks). Fish dock
Marthell Laurentius k Co. livery stables. Lower Burgess st
Marthell Matilda (Mrs.), groeer,i69 King Edward st. north
Martin James W.wheelwright.back of Royal Dock ohambers
Marvin Thomas, grocer, 330 Freeman street
Marvis William, timber inspector, M. S. k L. Railway Co.
II Osborne street
Marshford James Chapman, watch maker. Bull ring
Maslin G. E. (Mrs.),- servants' registry office, 15 Osborne st
Mason Henry Edward & Richard, solicitors, 97 Victoria
chambers, Victoria st. south ; k at Barton-on-Huraber
Mason Drnry, boot k shoe warehouse, 4 Cleethorpe road
Mason John, greengrocer, 189 Cleethorpe road
Mason John, mast k block maker. Fish dock
Mason John, shopkeeper, 163 Church street
Mason Robert, boot k shoe dealer, 154 Freeman street
Maaon William Drnry, chemist, 353 Geethorpe rood
Maughan Joseph, borough surveyor, k surveyor to the
Commissioners of Sewer for the county of Lincoln, Town
Hall
Mawer k Little, coal merchants. Railway street
Mawer Charles, grocer, 108 Freeman street
Mawer John, shoe maker, 76 Upper Burgess street
Meadows James, auctioneer & nsh merchant. Pish dock
Mears Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 44 Victoria st. west
Mechanics' Institution (C. J. Hay,hon. sec. ; Jonathan Cart-
' Wright, librarian), Victoria street south
Melhuish Robert., fish & ice merchant, fish curer k smack
owner. Pish dock
Mercier k Peacock, fish merchants, Fish dock
' Metcalf Joseph, shopkeeper. Corporation road
' Micklsky Isaac, tailor, 62 Garibaldi street
I Middleton John Donston, watch maker, 41 Freeman street
; Middleton Joseph, auctioneer, 88 Freeman street
i Middleton William, jpaperhanger, 11 Freeman street
Milam John, Old Millers' Arms, 30 East Marsh street
i Miller Charles, greengrocer, 186 Lower Burgess street
Miller William, fruiterer, see Chapman k Miller
! Millner George, bricklayer, 7 Clyde street
Mills Robert, fish merchant k curer. Fish Dock road
I Mills Sanvuel, greengrocer, 45 New Market street
I Milner Sarah (Miss), milliner k dressmaker, 53 Victoria
I street west
Miltnmack Harriet (Mrs.), beer retailer, 46 Oburch street
Minnitt George, butcher, 30 Freeman street
Mitchell George, oooi>er, Haven street k Bull Ring lane
Mitchell John, cooper. Fish Dock rood
Molyneux George, fish merchant k curer, factories, hospitals,
asylums, unions & pnblic institutions supplied with fresh
fish direct at lowest prices, 134 King Edward street north
Moncarr James, fish buyer. Fish dock
Moody's k Kelly, smack owners k fish salesmen. Pish dock
Moody & Perkins, rope k twine manufacturers, Bull ring
Moody & Stephenson, physicians & surgeons, 203 Victoria
street south
Moody Qias. Bartholomew >t.R.c.s.Eng.surgeon; surg-Major
ist Vol. Batt. Lincolnshire Regt. ; surgeon & agent for
the Coast Guard of Grimsby dist. ; Med. Insp. of the Mer-
cantile marine ; coroner for Caistor district in the county
of Lincoln ; senior surgeon of Grimsby hospital, St.
James house, Bargate
Moody Emma (Miss), dressmaker, 34 Wood street
Moody Frederick George, provision dealer. Lord street
Moody Frederick W. smack owner, Fish dock
Moody (reorge, fish salesman. Fish dock
Moody John, shopkeeper, 9 Pasture street
Moody Walker, smack owner k fish salesman. Fish Dock
road ; & sec Moodys k Kelly
Moody William, inspector of nuisances & of common li-dging
houses, 34 Wood street
Moon John, tailor, 338 Freeman street
Moore Charles, beer retailer, 34 King street
Moore Charles, hairdresser, 13 Pasture street
Moore Jane (Mrs.), china k glass dir. 310 Victoria St. south
Moore Lemuel Watson, picture dealer, 119 Victoria st. south
Moore Richard, shoe maker, loa Macaulay street
Moore Thomas Lemuel, shopkeeper, 143 Duncombe street
Morgan Alexander, fish buj-er. Fish dock
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Morris & Saweard, mineral water manufacturers, Strand at
Morris Ann (Mrs.), bootmaker, 136 Freeman street
Morris Henry, smack owner, Fish dock
Morriss Badzenowitch, tailor, 303 Cleethorpe road
Morton Charles & Sons, wholesale grocers, tea & coffee mer-
chants b importers (established 1725), 11 Old Market ]il
Morvinson Henry Bates, pork butcher, 84 Cleethorpe road
Morvinson William John, cowkeeper, 60 Eastgate
Moss William & Son. shipsmiths. Pish Dock road
Mould John £. draper, 138 Freeman st. k Corporation rood
Mountain Thomas (finn, Stephenson k Mountain), solicitor
& public notary, & commissioner for oaths, Bethlehem st
Mudd Harrison, fish merchant k smack owner. Fish dock
Mudd Simon, fish merchant. Fish dock
Mudd Simon, jon. fish merchant. Fish dock.
Mudd William, fish merchant. Fish dock
Mumby Charles, fish merchant. Fish dock
Mumby Francis, greengrocer, an Freeman street
Mummery Nathan, furniture broker ,35oKingEd ward 8t.nTth
Mimdahl Carl Magnus, smack owner, 63 Kent street
Murphy Charles H. fish curer. Fish dock
Murphy James S. tin & copper plate worker,- Fish Dock road
Murrell Joseph, smack owner b fish iperchant. Fish dock
Murrell Samuel, fish merchant, 40 Orwell street
Nance £mily&Charlotte(Misses),ladies' school, 8 Abbey walk
Nash John, smack owner, Fish dock
Neal Emma (Miss), dress maker, Corporation roatl
Needham Charles, greengrocer, aa6 Freeman street
Needham George, fruiterer & greengrocer. Old Market pi
Needham John, shopkeeper, 50 East Marsh street
Neiderleithner Rudolph, pork batcher, 195 Cleethorpe road
Netherlands Consular Agency (Henry Haagensen), R6}-al
Dock chambers
New Prince of Wales Theatre (Henry Jamey Curry, pro-
prietor), Freenum street
Newby Tliomas m.d. physician k surgeon & medical officer
of health to the urban sanitary authority k surgeon to
boroug^i police, 4 Kent street
Newton Freeman, fishmonger, 47 Freeman street
Newton George, tobacconist, 36 Freeman street
Nicholls Sarah Ann (Mrs. ), tobacconist, ia6 Victoria st west
Nicholson William, pork butcher, 165 Cleethorpe road
Nickerson Samuel F. fish merchant. Fish dock
Noble Isaac, insurance agent, 135 Freeman street
Noble John, fish merchant, Fish dock
Norcott Sarah Ann (Mrs. ), apartments, 33 Maude street
Norfolk Robert & Sons, seed k bone crushers k mann-
facttirers of cotton & compound corn cakes ke. East
Marsh street ; & Thames street k Com exchange, Louth
Norman Mary Ann (Mrs. ), apartments, 53 Thesiger street
North Ellis k Co. saw mill proprietors, timber merchants &
importers, Victoria street south
North Sea Fishing Co. Limited, fish merchants k smack
owners. Fish dock
North Fred, beer retailer, 68 Cleethorpe road
North Jabez, Greyhound inn, 69 Victoria street west
North Thomas, apartments, a Albert street
Norton John, pork butcher, 144 Victoria street south
Norton William, cutler, iiull ring
Nundy David, shopkeeper. Corporation road
Nutley John, fish merchant. The Pontoon, Fish dock
Nutt Oeoive Nichols, printer k stationer, k proprietor of the
' Grimsby Observer ', 77 Cleethorpe road
Nuttell James Benjamin, beer retailer, 61 Chapman street
Oakden & Srahpe, wholesale k retail ironmongers, plum-
bers, glaziers, gasfltters, copiiersmiths, tin plate workers,
k tool merchants, importers of pine Venetian latlis, wire
nails. Belgian window glass k general hardware, i j6 & 118
Cleethorpe road
Cakes John, blacksmith, Osborne street
Gates Thomas k Stephen, ship k insurance brokers, k con-
sulate for Brazil, 438 Victoria street north
Gates John, cashier to the Manchester, Shetfiold k Lincoln-
shire Railway Company, Roj-al Dock offices
Odd Fellows' Hall, Victoria street south
Odling Isaac, wheelivright, 3 Earl street
Odling John, tailor, 334 Lower Hurgess street
Offley John Frederick, grocer k beer retailer, 68 Thesiger st
Offord George, fisherman, 113 King Edward street north
Oglesby William Reuben, clothier, 31a Victoria street nortit
Oldham William, hatter, 13 Victoria street west & 340
Victoria street north
Oldroyd Jonathan, rag merchant, Foundrj- lane
Oliver Harrj-, watchmaker & jeweller, 185 Cleethorpe road
Otsen Ole Tliecxlor, comjiass adjuster & nautical instrument
maker. Fish Dock road
Ormand Francis, shopkeeper, 76 Strand street
Osborn William, shopkeeper, 13 Kesgrave street
Osborne Absalom k Robert, fish merchants. Fish dock
Otley George, marine store dealer, 39 Havelock street
Paddi.son George, pork butcher. 310 Cleethoriw road
Page Edward, shopkeeper, 64 Cemetery road
Pailthorp Daniel, watch maker, 68 Victoria street west
Pailthorji William, cabinet maker, upholsterer k fumituie
dealer, 173 Victoria street south
Palmer Charles Lewis, hairdresser, 16 Old Market place
Palmer Enoch, chemist, 31 Cleethorpe road
Palmer Walter, fish merchant, Fish dock
Parker George Croft, butcher, i Cleetliorpe road
Parker Geo. W. hemp k wire rope merchant. Fish Dock rd
Parker Henry, draper, 3 Old Market place
Parker Hewson„linen dra]ier, 30 Old Market place
Parker Minnie Reeves (Mrs.), apartments, 38 Queen street
Parker Sidney, monumental mason, 51 Anneslcy street
Parker William, greengrocer, 160 Freeman street
Parker William, potato merchant, 94 & 96 Albion street
Parkes George, .commercial traveller, 13 Maude street
Parnell k Co. printers, 16 Riby street
Parri Frederick Emanuel, house painter, a^ Kent street
Parsons John, hair dresser, 350 Cleethorpe road
Partington Thomas, yeast importer k general commisdnn
agent, 18 Robinson street
Partington William, shopkeeper, 11 Newmarket street
Patchett George, ironmonger, 73 Freeman street
Patterson WilUam, shopkeeper, 63 Nelson street
Paulger William, tin plate worker, 33 Worsle}- street
Pawson George, shopkeeper, no Wood street
Pearce George, fish men^ant. Fish dock
Pearce Robert, fislmionger, 140 Cleethorpe road
Pearce William E. fish merchant. Fish dock
Pearson William k Son, coal dealers. Free Port wharf
Pearson Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress, manUe k doak maker, 82
Kent street
Pearson John, agent to the Gainsboroogh United Steam
Packet Co. Limited, Lock hill
Peart William Powell, painter k decorator. Railway street
Pegg John, fish merchant. Fish dock
Pell John George, butcher, 6 Havelock street
Pell Thomas, wholesale confectioner, 370 Victoria st. sonth
Pennington Thomas, tea dealer, 160 Cleethorjie road
Penrose Richard, butcher, Eastgate
Pcrkin Charles, greengrocer, 174 King Edward street north
Perrin James, greengrocer, 130 Kent street
Persivani William, shopkeeper, 33a Lower Burgess street
Pesh Arthur, boot & shoe maker, 393 Victoria street north
Peters John Theodore, tobacconist k stationer, a63 Victoiia
street south
Petty & Bailey, sewing machine dealers, 137 Freeman street
Pexton Thomas, carter, 5 Osborne street
Pick David, mason, 348 Cleethorpe road
Pick Edward, fruiterer, 35 Railway street
Pick John R. tailor, 133 Freeman street
Pickerden Christopher, cowkeeper, 17 East street
Pickerden Peter, saw mills, Albion street
Pickering George, house decorator, 333 Cleethorpe road
Pinc^r John, accountant, 314 King Edward street north
Plastow James, smack owner, fish sal^man, oomniission
agent, sail maker, engineer, general blacksmith, patentee
k manufacturer of shins, steam, or hand-pump gear,
grocer, provision merchant, dealer in oil, turpentine,
petroleum, tar, engine oil, k the general requirements of
fishing smacks, aim fishermans outfitter. Fish Dodc rood
PInmpton Thos. poulterer k game dealer, 3a Bethlehem st
Plumtree Henry Hewitt, greengrocer, 70 Yrecmaa street
Poole John, fruiterer, 44 Freeman street
Porrill George, confectioner, 148 Freeman street
Porter Alfred I. day school (boys k girls). Corporation road
Porter WilUam, tobacconist, 344 Victoria street south
Porter Wm.Saml. smack o^vner,io Orwell Bt.k Fish Dock rd
Potts John, greengrocer. Corporation road
Potts Jonathan, cooper k old rope merchant. Up. Burgess st
Pownall Ralph, rope k twine manufacturer, Riby street
Precious George, tailor, 37 Fildes street
Preston George, cowkeeper, 79 Garibaldi street
Price William, monumental mason, Oliv-er street
Proctor William, pninter. Fish Dock road
Puleston Philip, shopkeeper, 35 Anneslcy street
Pulford Isabella (Mrs.), tailor k outfitter, 404 Victoria
street north
Pulfrey Thomas, tin plate worker, 332 Freeman street
Pullen Richard Henry, basket maker, 105 Macaulay street
Pur\-is George, slate agent, 77 Victoria street west
Quine Robt. examining officer of customs,it Woraley bldgs
Raddings Robert, sail maker. Fish Dock road
Railway Sleeper Supply Co. Limited, Victoria street north
Railway Station Refreshment Rooms (William Horatio
Roberts, proprietor). Railway station
Raithby Williaiii, shopkeeper, Bargate
Ramskill George, mast k blix:k maker. Fish dock
Ramstcr John, fishmonger, 146 Victoria street south
Randall Charles, chair ma. 336 k 338 King Edward St. nth
Randall John, smack owner k fish salesman. Fish dodc
Randall Mary Ellen, (Mrs.), straw bonnet ma. 35 Lime st
Randall Walter, contractor, 65 Earl street
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Rareiucroft George Henry, cab proprietor k greengrocer,
257 Cleethorpe road
Kaynor James, dock master. Old dock k Alexandra dock
Rea Qien k Annie (Misaes), ladies' school, Blomiield rilla,
Fraeman street
Read Abraham, boot i shoe maker k town crier, 19 South
Saint Mary's gate
Bead Hairby, tea dealer, 10 Abbey tralk
Read William, provision dealer, 76 Fildes street
Read William, shipwright k bust builder, Fish dock
Bead William F. resident manager of Old Lincoln Bank, £4
Victoria street west
Ready Thomas, sail maker, 63 Orwell street
Ready William, sail maker. Fish dock
Red^h Joseph, confectioner, ^t Victoria street west
Redgrave k Meredith, mast & block makers, Fish Dock road
Reed James, poet master k traffic superintendent to the
Manchester, ShefSed k Lincolnshire Railway Company,
Royal Dock Offices
Reed Joseph, tailor, 41 Railway street
Reeves Henry, auctioneer, vainer k land k estate agent. Old
Market place
Benison Mary H. (Mrs.), commercial k temperance hotel,
Osborne street k George street
Rhodes Mary (Mrs. ), lodging house, 17 Worsley buildings
Rhodes Robert, joiner, Osborne street
Rice Thomas, scrap iron dealer, 38 Upper Burgess street
Richards George, fruit k potato dealer. Strand street
Richards James O. baker, 198 King Edward street north
Richardson Andrew, collector of enstdms k receiver of
wreck k superintendent of mercantile marine. Custom
hoose, Cieetnorpe road
Richardson Ann (Mrs.), furnitnre dealer, 53 Kent street
Ridiardaon Dennis Cook, fish carer, 154^ Albert street
Richardson Edward, coal dealer, 53 East gate
Richardson John, cabinet maker, 74} Garibaldi street
Richardson Samuel, greengrocer, 252 Cleethorpe rood
Rickels John, grocer, 187 Freeman street
Rickett Thomas, draper, 94 Albert street
Riddle Henry, florist, Brighowgate
Ridlington Charles Montague, cab owner, 175, Kent street
itipley John, outfitter, 49 Victoria street west
Rippon Charles,ooUecto/' of water rates, 5 Deansgate terrace
Robbins John, hatter, 102 Cleethor]ie road
Ruberts Adolphus Edward b.a. boys' school, Brighowgate
Boberts Robert, smack owner, Orwell street
Roberts William Horatio, Yarborongh hotel k posting house
k wine, spirit k ale k porter merchant
Ruberts William T. ironmonger. Fish Dock street
Robinson k Emerson, painters, paperhangers, plumbers k
gas fitters, 223 Victoria street south
Bubinson Alfred, grocer, 96 Upper Burgess street
Robinson Charles, saddler, 179 Cleethorpe road
Robinson Edward, shopkeeper, 69 Annesley street
Riibinson James, agent for AngloFrench Transit Company,
R/iyal Dock chambers
Bobinson James, agent for Worms, Josse k Co. Royal Dock
chambers
Robinson James, coal mcr. Railway st. k Royal Dock offices
Bobinson John, joiner. Queen street
Bobinson John, provision merchant, Fish Dock road
Bobinaon Jose(ib, seedsman, 170 Victoria street south
Robinson Preston, provision dealer, Corporation road
Bobinson Robert, foreman to the Manchester, Sheffield k
Lincolnshire Railway Co. i Worsley buildings
Robinson Samuel, commission agent. Old Market place
Bobinson Samuel, pawnbroker, 143 Albert street
Robinson William, Boroiigh Auction Mart, large sale room
for consignments, 109 Cleethorpe road
Bobaon WiUiam, chemist k druggist, 161 Cleethorpe road
Rodwell James William, pamter. Fish dock
Rolley Herbert William, teacher of musie, 36 Holies street
BoUey Samuel, proprietor of hydropathic establishment,396
Lower Burgess street
Bope Charles, custom house officer, 167 Cleethorpe road
Bope Charlotte SaSord (Miss), german fair k fancy bazaar,
167 Cleethorpe road
Hose, Downs k Thompson, engineers, Fish dock
Rose Alfred, fish merchant. Fish dock
Rose William, shopkeeper, 9 King Edward street snnth
Rose William, tobacconist, 226 Cleethorpe road
Rosenberg Harris, tailor, 172 Freeman street
Rosenberg Louis, tailor, 35 Cobden street
Rowell William, pork butcher, 181 Freeman street
Royal Dock (Oapt. Thomas Jewitt, dock luaster)
Royal Dock Hotel Co. Limited (Richard John Tonge,
manager), Roj-al dock
Ruben Ebrria, pawnbroker, 335 Cleethorpe road
Radkin Joseph, joiner. Bridge street south
Knshby Charles, shoemaker, 314 Lower Burgess street
Rnahby George, tailor, 43 Freeman street
Roaliiig Edmnod, stationer, 314 Freeman street
Russell Joseph, fish merchant k curer, k steam saw mills,
all orders punctually attended to ; all kinds of boxes k
barrels supplied to order, Albion street
Rnsscll Joseph, fish merchant. Fish dock
Russell Timothy, plumber k gaslitter, 38 Kent street
Russian Vice-ConsulnrAgenc>-(AyreiESon),RoyaIDockchmbrs
Ruston, Procter k Co. (of Lincoln), engineers (Herbert
WiUmott, agent). Fish Dock road
Rutherford James, shopkeeper, 70 Garibaldi street
Rylatt Eliza Wright (Mrs.), Royal Marine F.K. 247 King
Edward street north
Ryley George, hairdresser, 330 Lower Burgess street
Saddler Robert, secondhand clothes dealer, 127 Albert st
St. James' College (Walter T.Fielding, head mB8ter),Bargate
Sales Gertrude (Miss), Spring ViUa school (ladies), 26
Hainton street
Salsbury Edward, hairdresser, 131 Cleethorpe road
Salsbury John Carlile, hosier, 154 Cleethorpe road
Salsbury John R. provision merchant, Fish Dock road
Salsbur}- Joseph, hairdresser, 230 Cleethorpe road 1
Salsbury Samuel Laverance, provision mer. Fish Dock rd
Saltman Zeilick, shopkeeper, 114 Strand street
Sampson John, saddler, i George street
8an(UTS John Edward, maltster. Haven side
Sanderson John, beer retailer, no King Edward st. north
Sanderson Thomas, shipwright. Fish dock
Sanderson Walter, corn dealer, 96 King Edward st. north
Saunders Charles Frederick, chief clerk of goods warehouse,
Manchester,Sheffield k LincoInshireRailway Co. Market st
Sannderson Samuel, builder, 7 East Marsh street
Savery William Henry t..s.8., B.c.s.ire]. dentist, Bkxnn
field villa. Freeman street
Savings Bank (WiUiam Grange, sec.). Corn exchange
Saywdl Sasannah(MrB.),yonng ladies' schl. 92 Duncombest
Scales k Salter, boot manufacturers, 34 Cleethorpe road
Seaman Matthew,brass k ironfounder,South st.Mary'& gate
Schotield Ben, tobacconist, 20 Cleethorpe road
Scoffln Charlotte (Mrs.), beer retailer, i Fildes street
Scolfin John William, shopkeeper, 215 Lower Burgess street
Scott James G. fish curer, 171 Albion street
Scott William, shopkeeper, 103 Upper Burgess street
Scrimshaw John, grocer, k agent for W. & A. GUbey, wine
& spirit merchants, 77 Freeman street ; k 2 Alexandra
terrace. New Clee
Seddon Shepherd Jc Co. (latp Price, Potter, Walker k Co.),
timber merchants. Royal dock
Sellars Edward, fruit merchant. Fish. Dock road
Sellars Joseph Charles, fmiterer, 44 Thesiger street
Sellman John, tobacconist & news agent, 394 Victoria st.nth
Sergeant Hannah (Mrs.), Mariners' tavem,446Victoria st.nth
Sewell Charles B. fish curer, Fish dock
Sewell Joseph Scrimshaw, potato dealer, 168 Church street
Shadlock George, boot & shoe maker, in Freeman street
Shankster Gcorge,district agent to the Royal Li-ver Friendly
Society, 234 Victoria street
Shankster George, shopkeeper, 11 Wood street
Sharpe William Charles, ironmonger, see Oakden k Sharpe
Shaw k Gray, printers, 22 Cleethorpe road
Shaw Martha Eleanor (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 13 Church street
Sbaw Moses, wheelwright, Albion street
Shaw Wright, shopkeeper, 43 Fildes street
Shephard Charles, brush manufr. 156 k 158 Freeman st
Shepherd Henry, boot maker & leather seller, 8 Nelson
street k 138 Church street
Shepherd Henry, painter, Deansgate
Shepherd Joseph, confectioner, 318 Freeman street
Shepherd Mark H. saw mills proprietor, Corporation road
Shepherd Mark Harrison, pawnbroker, 55 Nelson street
Shephertl Thomas, painter, 28* Victoria street west
Shepinrd Benjamin, beer retailer k eating house, 349 King
Edward street north
Ship Hotel (Miss B. Fillingham, manageress), Flottergate.
See advertisement
Shipman George, shopkeeper, 45 Kent street
Shipman Thomas, cooper. Holme street
Shiitis William, watch maker, 150 Freeman street
Sillis Robert, brash warehouse, g Freeman street
Sime Alexander, general dyer & cleaner, moreens k damasks
dyed & deaned, gentlemen's clothes k furs k kid gloves
cleaned, 36 Victoria street west
Siminson Thos. bldr. k contractor, 138 King Edward st.nth
Simons Chas. blacksmith k wheelwright, 81 Victoria st. we
Simons George, confectioner, 45 Freeman street
Simpson John, baker, 41 Chapman street
Simpson William, tobaconnist, 46 Freeman street
Sinclair Chas. Geo. picture frame maker, s64Victoria 8t.sth
Sinclair John M. fish & ii* merchant, Fish dock
.Sinclair Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 211 Cleethorpe road
Sinclair Robert, smack owner. Fish dock
Sinderson "Thomas, fish buyer k merchant, Fish doek
Singer Manufacturing Co. (George Robson), S7 Freeman at
SSzer John, jeweller, 130 Cleethorpe road
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Sizer Tom Yoons, seedsman, 83 Victoria street west
Skill Alfred Edwin, civil engineer, architect k land surveyor,
artist 4 caligraphist, Maicaulay terrace
Slater William & Henry, ship smith, Fish dock
Sleight Joseph & Son, fish merchants, Fish dock
Sleight Charles, boot & shoe dealer. Corporation road
Sleight George F. flsh merchant. Fish dock
Sleight Joseph, fish merchant. Fish dock
Sleight Jsph. jun. fish & ice merchant k fish curer, Fish dock
Sleight Thomas, greengrocer, 61 Nelson street
Slumings Moses, hair dresser, 334 Lower Burgess street
Smackowners' Mutual Insurance Co. Lim. (John Wintring-
ham, sec. ), West Saint Mary's gate
Smaller Henry C. shopkeeiwr. Corporation road
Smallcy Simon, butcher, 24 Freeman street
Smethurst Henry & Sons, smack owners, fisli b ice mer-
chants. Fish Dock road
Smethurst Henry, provision dealer, 3 Cleethorpe road
Smethurst Henry, jun. smack owner &c. see Henry Smet-
hurst & Sons
Smethurst Joseph, rope Jk twine manufacturer, Albion st
Smith Brothers, ship & boat builders. Patent slip, Sock hill
Smith & Cook, ironmongers. Old Market i)Iace
Smith E. & Co. wine k spirit merchants, maltsters & ale &
porter merchants, agents to the Commercial Union As-
surance Company k to the General Hailstorm Insurance
Co. Bethlehem street k West St. Marj-'s gate
Smith, Ellison & Co. (Old Lincohi Bank) (William .F.
Bead, resident manager) ; branch, 6a Victoria street ;
sub-branch, 15 Cleethorpe road ; draw on Sraitli,Payne k
Smiths, London e.c
Smith George k Son, mast k block makers. Fish Dock road
Smith Geo. & Song, linen & woollen drapers, 9, 11. 13 k 15
Victoria street west
Smith, Stephenson k Vere, ship k boat builders, engineers,
iron k brass founders k general smiths. FerseTeranoe
works, Cleethorpe road ; k Old Dock ; office. Flower st
Smith Brader William, cabinet maker, 87 Thesiger street
Smith Cliarles, rullyman, 76 Cleethorpe road
Smith Charles H. tobacconist, 144 Cleethoqie road
Smith Elizabeth (Miss), ai>artmenta, Hacanlay terrace
Smith Ellen (Mrs. ), baker k confectioner, 306 Victoria st.nth
Smith Frank, well sinker k borer, 33 Veal street
Smith Fredk. Thomas, hair dresser, 138 Victoria st. south
Smith George, boot maker, 103 Freeman street
Smith George Henry, shopkeeper, lai Nelson street
Smith George Simpson, ironmonger, 10 Market place
Smith Oeorce Sidney, ship owner, i West parade
Smith Geo. Wm. Frdk. surgeon dentist, 8 & 10 Town Hall st
Smith Henry Geo. chemist's assistant, 237 Low. Burgess st
Smith James, eating house, 136 Victoria street south
Smith James Edward >I.D., m.c.h. physician k surgeon.
South St. Mary's gate
Smith John, fish'merclunt, Fish dock
Smith John Christopher, grocer. 183 King Edward St. north
Smith John Henry, draiier, 349 Cleethorpe road
Smith Joseph, boot k shoe maker, 8 Old Market place
Smith Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 6 W(xxi street
Smith Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, lai Church street
Smith Newcombe, chinmey sweeper, (back of) 100 Upper
Burgeas street
Smith Samuel, greengrocer, 202 Freeman street
Smith William, mast k block maker, Fish dock
Smith Thomas, boot maker, 58 Cemetery road
Smith Thomas, shopkeeper, Lortl street
Smith William, hair dresser, 304 Freeman street
Smith William, miller Jic com k flour dealer, Albert street
Smith William, shopkeeper, 9 Charlton street
Smith William, shopkeeper. Lord street
Smith William Edgar, hair dresser, 55 Duncombe street
Smith William Henry, smack owner, 24 Clyde street
Smith William John Fretlerick, shopkeeper, 46 Thesiger st
Smythe Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 99 Nelson street
Snell Charles, painter k house decorator, 76 Kent street
Snell John, shopkeeper, 46 Fildes street
Snell Thomas, milliner, 368 Victoria street south
Snowden Cooper, builder ; windows, doors, staircases, hand-
rails, shop fronts & pewing for churches &c. Albion street
Shames Arthur k Son, maltsters, The Mailings
Southern George, grocer, 418 Victoria street north
Southern Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, 4 East Marsh street
Southern Richard, grocer, 73 Victoria street west
Southworth William, grocer, ia8 Victoria street west
Soutter David, dispensing chemist, 5 Victoria street west
Sowden Richard, ironmonger, 174 Victoria street south
Sowerby k Co. Lim. (Henry Sharpley, man. k sec.),linseed
& cotton seed crushers. River head, Victoria street west
Sowerby Francis, farmer, Manor house, Brighowgate
Sparkes Charles Francis, joiner, 11 1| Nelson street
Spaskett John, hair dresser, 196 Cleethori)e road
Spenoeley Simon, retail ironmonger, 144 Albert street
Spicer John, tobacconist, 37 Victoria street west
Spink Thomas C. coal merchant. Haven street
Sproston William, fish merchant. Fish dock
Staff Edward, shopkeeper k beer seller, 48 Thesiger street
Stainlay Sarah Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 51 Albert street
Stainley James, grocer, 78 Duncombe street
Stainton Robert, tobacconist, 114 Freeman street
Stamp Office (Henry Brown, distributor). Corn exchange
Stamp Christopher, chemist, 282 Victoria street south
Stamp George, hardwood merchant, 3 Osborne street
Stamp Henry, pork butcher, 25 Freeman street
Stamp Richard William, greengrocer, 113 Kent street
Stanhope Richard, Victoria hotel. 73 k 73 Cleethorpe road
Stanhope William, beer retailer, 128 Freeman street
Stanton Tliomas, biwt & shoe maker, 242 Wellington street
Stattersfield Tom, fish merchant, 46 Earl street
Stead Annie Maria (Miss), temperance hotel, i Fotherbr st
Stedman William, fish buyer. Fish dock
Steffensen & Ca. shipbrokers, Royal Dock chambers
Stegeman William, fish carer, Strand street
Stennett George, superintendent of county police, 182
Victoria street south
Stephenson k Mountain, solicitors k nolaries, k solicitors tn
the Grimsby & District Horoital ; clerks to (rovemors of
Humberstone's charity, Bethlehem street
Stephenson Alfred, grocer, 178 Victoria street south
Stei>henson George Skelton h.b., cm. physician, aoi
Victoria street south
Stephenson Robert (firm, Stephenson k Mountain), solicitor
k notary public k perpetual commissioner & commissioner
for oaths, Bethlehem street
Stephenson Tbos. borough accountant i treasurer,Town hall
Stephenson WiUiam, ship k boat builder, see Smith.
Stephenson k Vere
Stevenson William, tailor. 140 Victoria street south
Stocks Thomas; shopkeeper, 99 Church street
Stonehouse Bros, day pipe manufrs. 288 Lower Burgess $1
Stoneman Frank, plasterer. Queen street
Stooks Thomas May, master mariner, 44 Orwell street
Stout J. k Son, painters, 80 Victoria st. west ; & 9 Hann st
Stow Matthew, shopkeeper, 19 King Edward street south
Stowe George, fish merchant. Fish dock
Straker William, furniture remover, 39 Annesley street
Streland Adolphus Joseph, marine store dealer, 243 King
Edward street north
Stubbs Henry- Elmer, cabinet maker, 120 Albert street
Stunt Ezekiel, second hand clothes dealer, 139 Albion street
k fimiiture broker, 67 Nelson street
Sturgeon William, restaurant, 93 & 95 Cleethorpe road
Sug^tt k Bulpit, fish (whelk) merchants. Fish dock
SuDivan William, shopkeeper, 106 Dmicombe street
Surfleet George, pawnbroker, 133 Kent street
Surfleet William, plasterer, 8 Holies street
Sutcliffe John k Son, general commission, shipping i
forwarding agents, shipping agents to the Manchester.
Sheffield k Lincohishire Railway CV)mpany k to thf
Hamburg American Mail Steamship Company, Royal
dock ; branch offices at Manchester ; Liverpool b Bir-
mingliam
Sutherland George, fish curer. Fish dock
Sutton k Co. (John Hayes, agent), parcels' carriers, 115 k
117 Victoria street south
Sutton George, carpenter, joiner k wheelwright, Esstgate
Sutton Joseph, blacksmith. Grime street
Swaby Thomas, draper, 26 Freeman street
Swaby Thomas William, dra])er, 344 Victoria street north
Swain Thomas, brk:klayer, Abbey walk
Swedish k Norwegian Vice-Consulate (Henry Haagenseni.
Roj-al Dock chambers
Sjkes John Robt. grocer k beer rctlr. 35 East Marsh street
Sykes Joseph, mineral water manufacturer, 28 Holies stitrl
Sykes Tobias, beer retailer, 232 k 234 Freeman street
'raddei Joseph, shell fish dealer, 300 Victoria street north
Tasker William, mast k bliK'k maker. Fish dock
Tayler John Sinclair, dentist, 117 Cleethorpe road
Taylor Ann Mary (Mrs.), gnwer k beer retailer. 2 Limest
Taylor Elizabeth (Miss), milliner, 194 V^ictoria street sth
Taylor George, mechanical engineer, 15 Town Hall street
Taylor John, butcher, 99 Cleethorpe road
Taylor John, fruiterer, 126 Cleethorpe road
Taylor Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 91 Dunoniibe street
Taylor Nathaniel, timber broker. Royal dock ; mat k ba£
merchant. Railway street & no Cleethorpe road
Taylor Wllliaiii, rent collector, in Wellington street
Teanby John, fish curer. Fish dock
Tcmpleman John, linen draper, 210 jc 212 Freeman stm'l
Tenney k Atkinson, tailors k drapers, 24 Victoria street »'
Terrey George, plumber, glazier k gas fitter, 73 Church st
Theatre Royal (George G. Whyatt, lessee). Victoria «t nth
Thompson, McKay k Co. (Thomas Gatrill, agent), rail*"?'
carriers. Royal Dock chambers
Thompson D. agent for W. k A. Gilbey, wine k spirit l>l<^
chants, Bethlehem street
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Thompson k Wcod, auctioneers & valuers (stock sales
every monday at 10.30), agents for the Imperial Fire &
Idfe Assurance Co. Bethlehem street
llwmpson Amos, hair dresser, 35 Bethlehem street •
Thompson Edward, coal dealer, 95 Wood street
Thompson George, baker, 356 Cleethorpe road
Thompson George, joiner, 25 HoUes street
Thompeou Isaac, plumber, Bull ring
Thompson James, tailor. Corporation road
Thompson Mehetabel (Miss), ladies' school, Abbey walk
Ttiompaoa William, bricklayer, 9 Wellington street
Thompson William, shoe maker, 40 Albert street
Thorpe ft Bradley, coal merchants. Pasture street
Thorpe James, smack owner, 231 Freeman at. & Fish dock
Thring David, asphalter, 215 Freeman street
Tickler Thomas G. shopkeeiier, 119 Cleethar]>e road
Tight William, cocoa house, 74 Uaribaldi street
Tilbrook George L. ironmonger, 88J Freeman street
Titiey Arthur J. shopkeeper, 48 Fresh ney street
Todd Henry, grocer, 125 Cleethorpe road
Tonge Richd. Jn. manager of Royal Dock hotel. Royal dock
Toogood William, com factor, ao Freeman street
Topham Christopher Britton, jomer, builder Ik contractor,
Osborne street
Topham William, baker. Central market
Topliss George, shoe maker, 56 Annesley street
Torry Charles Edward, mineral agent, coal, salt, lime,
manure Jc road material, staCfOTdshire tile merchant,
com factor & importer, & agent for Midland Connties
Railway Passenger k Norwich k London Plate Glass
Insurance Companies, Com exchange. Old Market place
k at Brigg ; residence, Dudley street
ToaseU Henry, draper, 122 Freeman street
Towse k Hudson, butchers, iga Lower Burgess street
Toyn k Son, anctioncers k valuers, Upjier Burgess street
Trofer Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 306 Lower Burgess st
Trolley John, ship & b(«t bnilder k smack owner,Fish dock
Trout Frank, cooper. Moody lane
Tuffley Harry Packer, sack auditor M. S. & L. Railway,
19 Earl street
Tupling Eliza (Mrs.), fruiterer, 276 Victoria street south
TiOTier Byron, fish buyer k merchant, Fish dock
Tnmer Fumings, house furnisher, 227 Cleethorpe road
Turner Francis, shopkeeper, 97 King Edward street north
Tamer James,owner k master of tug boat, 132 Cleethorpe rd
Tarner John, confectioner, 105 Freeman street
Tomer John Henry, draper. Old Market place
Turner Robt. Richd. smack owner, 15 Orwell st.& Fish dock
Turner William Francis, dockmaster. Fish dock
Tnrpen Francis, paperhanger, 35 Duncombc street
Twight Brooks Harrineton, sack agt. M.S.& L.Ry.I>udley st
Twj-man Henry, smack owner. Fish dock
Tyson John, coal dealer, lo Wood street
Tyson William, grocer, 11 1 Kent street
Underbill George, mnbrella maker, 3 Havclock street
I'rqnhart David, cooper, Fish dock
Years Jesse Brown, butcher, i« Albert street
Venezoelan Consulate (Roqne Jetto), 115 Cleethorpe road
Vere John, ship builder &c. see Smith, Stephenson k Vere
Vessey Edward, beer retailer, 73 Kent street
Vessej- John, eating house, aoFlottergate
\ ickers John Thomas, tobacconist, 302 Victoria street north;
61 Kent street k 14J Freeman street
Voasc Charles, Red Lion p. h. Freeman street
Voisej- Arthur R. fish & ice merchant. Fish dock
Vokcs Frederick William, tobacconist, 15 Pasture street
Von Dix George William, photographer, 74 Qeethorpe road
Wain William, stevedore, Corporation read
Wainwright William, inland revenue officer, 83 Fildes st
Walden William, cnrrier, 58 Freeman street
Waldram Job, head, constable. Town hall
Waldran William, surveyor, 16 Cleethorpe road
Walker Edward Davis, shopkeeper, Bull ring
Walker John Smith, custom house officer, 112 King
Edward street north
Walker John Worsley, ship smith. New Dock street
Walker Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Harelock street
Walker Samuel, bootmaker, 18 Queen street
M^alker Toft, Masons' Arms p.h. Silver street
Wall Benjamin, grocer, 47 Nelson street
Wall Rjibert Joseph, grocer, 33 k 35 Flottcrgate
Waller Robert, pork butcher, 125 Freeman street
Walli, Michael, shoe maker, 258 King Edward street north
Wallis Samuel Robinson, boot & shoe maker, 58 Church st
Walsham John, dairjnnan, 3 Moretta terrace ; k coal
merchant, Louth
IValtham Henry, shopkeeper & beer retailer, i Garibaldi st
M]alton Geo.flsh curcr&mer.Fish dock&4Eing Edward st.sth
MVburton Maria (Mrs.), Wine Pipe p.m. 25 Old Market pi
Ward Edward, watch k clock maker. Old Market place
Ward James John, pianoforte dealer, 169 Cleethorpe road k
38 Victoria street west
Ward John, com dealer, 3 George street
Wardell Robert, shopkeeiter, 133 Church street
Wardle John, com dealer, 8 Riby street
Warner William, Hsh merchant. Fish dock
Warrel George, fish curer, Albion street
Warriner George, draper, 353 Cleethorpe rood
Warriner Thomas, fishmonger k game k poultry dealer,
7 Victoria street west
M'atkin George, shopkeeper, 221 Freeman street
Watkinson Thomas R. fish merchant. Fish dock
Watmongh k Son, biscuit bakers k provision dealers, 21
Cleethorpe road
Watmongh Richard, eowkeeper, 85 Albert street
Watson k Oldroyd, drapers, 410 Victoria street north
Watson Edward, chimney sweeper, 5 Haven street
Watson Elizabeth (Mrs.), stav maker. Central market
M'atson James, Queen's Hea^ P.H. Victoria street west
Watson William, provision dealer, 234 Freeman street
Watson William John, eowkeeper, Deansgate
Waugh William, hatter, no Cleethorpe road
Weathers Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker,. 10 Albert street
Weaver William, chimney sweeper, 45 Dnncombe street
Webb James W. printer, soi Cleethorpe road
Webb Jas.Wm. second hand clothes dlr.317KingEdwd.st.nth
Webster Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, isj Kmg Edward st. nth
Webster Charles, fish curer. Strand street
Webster George, eowkeeper, 100 Duncombe street
Webster George, shopkeeper, 26 Bath street
Webster Thomas (Mrs.), cab owner, 196 Cleethorpe road
Webster M'illiam, decorator, see Donst k Webster
Webster Wm. Hyde, tin k copper plate wrkr. Fish Dock rd
Weightman Thomas Farr, grazier, 10 Earl street
Wells William, .shoe maker, 273 Lower Burgess street
Wenney John, beer retailer, 36 Albion street
Wenney John, fish merchant. Fish dock
West William, beer retailer, 133 Upper Burgess street
Westcott James, Waverley temperance hotel, k smack &
yacht agent, 149 Cleethorpe road
Westell John Croft, fish ourer k mer. 186 King Edward 8t.ntb
Westoby William, drniier, 56 Freeman street
Westwood Henry, chimney sweeper. Red hill
^^'harton Arthur, watch maker, 173 Cleethorpe road
Wharton Sarah (Mr«.), watch maker k jeweller, 18 Old
Marketplace
1^'harton 'I'homas Wilkinson, accountant, i Earl street
Wharton William Brough,bntcher k grazier,a7 Cleethorpe rd
Wheater Joseph, pilot, 47 Albert street
Wheeler k Wilson (Oonit, manager), sewing machine
manufacturers, 193 Freeman street
White Christmas, grocer k beer retailer. Crescent street
White. George, builder & grocer, 22 Flottergate
White George, coal dealer, 123 King Edward street north
White Hannah (Mrs. ),provisiondlr.i2S-King Edward st.nth
White John Henry, emigration agent, 3 Osborne street
White John William, Grant's Arms p.H.378 Low. Burgess st
White'Mar} (Miss), dressmaker, tii Victoria street south
White Robert, grocer k greengrocer, 254 Low. Burgess st
White Robert, shopkeeper, 68 Freshney street
White William, shopkeeper, i Bath street
White William Spencer, commercial traveller, 14 Maude st
White Zaccheus, confectioner, 90 Freeman street
Whitehead Robt. Belton, mattress mannfr.71 Victoria St. west
Whiteing George Hy. watch maker, 358 Victoria st, north
Whiteley George, eating house, 320 Lower Burgess street
Whitham Richartl, tailor, 132 Kent street
Whitham Robt. boot k shoe ma. 124 Albert St. k 3 Orn-ell st
Whitlamsmith Wm.k Son, ironmongers, 17 Victoria st.west
Whitmore Jnsiah, solicitor. Royal Dock chambers
Whittaker Richardson Wm. news agent, 255 King Edward
street north
Whitworth Thomas, butcher, 227 King Edward street north
Wilkin CharlesA.timbcr mer. (back of). Royal Dock chambr:
Wilkin Marmaduke, builder k contractor, Proridence villa,
Wclholme road, Freeman street & Eastgate
V^'ilkinson Mary (Mrs.), second hand clothes dealer, 231
King Edward street north
Wilkinson Robert, tea dealer. Corporation road
Wilkmaon William, baker, 29 Short street
Williams John, ssil maker. Fish dock
Williams John Henry, confectioner, 217 Cleethorpe road
Willingham k Thompson, tailors, Bethlehem street
Willingham (Jeorge, shopkeeper, 79 Macaulay street
Willingham Wm. Hy. greengrocer, 246 Victoria st. south
Willmott Herbert, engineer k oil k color dealer, k agent
for Rnston, {"roctcr k Co. of Lincoln, engineers k makers
of the Lincoln Capstan engine, the improved four-speed
capstan k steam dandys. Pish Dock road
Willoughby George, commercial traveller. Crescent street
Willonghby Mark, second hand clothes dlr. 68 L'p. Burgess st
Willows k Roebuck, builders k contractors, Maude street
Willows k Co. grocers, 454 Victoria street
Willson Cornelius, chemist k dentist, 452 Victoria st. north
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Wilson William, clothier, aa8 Victoria street south
Wilson William, grocer, 142 Freeman street
Windle Abraham, maiia«er of the Grimsby Newspaper
Printing & Pnblishine Co. Limited, 85 Victoria St. west
Wingfield George, shopkeeper, 308 Lower Bnrgcss street
Wintringham & Son, timber merchants, Victoria St. south
Wintringham John, soUdtor, see Grange k Wintringham
Wthers Josiah, grocer, 26 Pasture street
Withers Samnel, grocer, 66 Holies st. & 12 Wellington st
Withers Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18 Pasture street
Withers Septimus, greengrocer, 39 Victoria street west
WoUake Henry, shopkeeper, 206 Freeman street
Wolpe Israel, furniture dealer, 133 Cleethorpe road
Wood Brothers, grain k seed merchants. Haven side
Wood Brothers, hosiers, i68 Freeman street
Wood Robert, shoe maker. Moody lane
Woodhead Thomas, bacon factor, 68 Freeman street
Woodhouae Edwin Arthur & Co. manufacturing chemists,
chemieU & druggists, 103 Cleethorpe road
Woodlift Jonathan Cash, provision dlr. 310 Victoria st. nth
Woods Edwin, com. mer. & ship brkr. Royal Dock chambra
Woods Job, beer retailer, 30 Nelson street
Woodward Mary Elirh. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Railway st
Woolhouse Charles, Royal Oak p.H. 190 Victoria street sth.
k mineral water manufacturer, Bufl ring ; St at Louth
Woolsey William, watch tc clock ma. 428 Victoria St. north |
New Olee
Coulbeck Benjamin, 23 Duke street
Working Men's ,& Sailors' Institute, Cleethorpe road
Worms Josse & Co. (James Robinson, agent), merchants.
Royal Dock chambers ; also at Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Sun-
derland & Cardiff
Worrell George, fish curer, Albion street
Worth William, cabinet maker. Bull ring
Would James, fish buyer, Fish dock
Would Thomas, marine store dealer, i J Railway street
Would William, temperance hotel, 91 Cleethorpe road
Wray Edward, druggist. Corporation road
Wray John E. shopkeeper, 37 Yarbrongh street
Wright Henry, smack owner, 167 Albion street
Wright John, shopkeeper, 32 Lime street, Cleethorpe road
Wright John, shopkeeper, 59 Tliesiger street
Wright Jn. Cobke, draper & furniture dealer, i 4 2 Lord «t
WrightThos. secondhand clothes dlr. 165 KingEdward stnth
Wright William, fruiterer, 134 Albert street
Wright William, f rm'terer, Old Market place
Wyatt Elirabeth (Mrs.), carter, 208 King Edward st. north
Wyers Robert, shopkeeper, 146 Nelson street
Wykes Alfred, law stationer, Osborne street
Wynn Wflliam J. ironmonger, 255 Cleethorpe road
Yeo Samuel, shoe maker, 17 Newmarket street
Young Joseph, fishmonger, 190 Freeman strert
Young Wilham, hair dresser, ij Kent street
ntrVATB RBSIDENTS.
Abe Harrison, 42 Stirling street
AUen George, a6 John street
Allen John, 13 Felham street
Allen William, 84 Cleethorpe road
Allison Mrs. 8 Cleethorpe road
Alwsrd James, 102 Geetborpe road
Andrews Isaiah, 5 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
Barber Alfred, j Grafton street
Barber Alfred, ]tm. 4 Grafton street
Bartholomew George, 57 StirUng street
Baskcomb Thomas, 92 Cleethorpe road
Baxter David Robinson, 7oCleethorpe rd
Baxter Thomas, 68 Cleethorpe road
Baxter William, 74 Cleethorpe road
Beadham James, 51 Victor street
Bell Charles, 17 Stirling street
Bellamy John, 173 Cleethorpe road
Bellamy Jn.Bromhead,io6Cleethorperd
Bellamy William, 5 Stanley street
Tlerkeman Henry, 48 Stirling street
Berry Mrs. 31 Victor street
Booth Thomas Henry, 18 Stirling st
Bradshaw Isaac, 17 St. Andrew's ter.
Stirling street/
Bridge John, 131 Cleethorpe road
Bridge Walter, 193 Cleethorpe road
Briggs Mrs. 4 Argyle ter. Oxford st
BrM^man Frederick, 128 Cleethorpe rd
Brocklesby Charles, 182 Wellington st
Brocklesby David, 50 Cleethorpe road
Brocklesby William, 26 Stanley street
Brown Henry William, i49Cleethorpe rd
Brown Mrs. 20 Stirling street
Brown William Gilyanl, 45 Stirling st
Brusey John, 114 Cleethorpe road
Brusey William, 120 Cleethorpe road
Bryant William, 44 Stirling street
Bulpit Mrs. 115 .Cleethorpe r«id
Burkill Mrs. 69 Stirling street
Burns Christopher, 3 St. Andrew's ter.
Stirline street
Bums John. 132 Cleethorpe road
Burt Isaac, loi Cleethorpe road
Burton Charles, 5 Grafton street
Boston Joseph, 139 Cleethorpe road
Carrington William, 135 Cleethorpe rd
Catley Mrs. 205 Cleethorpe road
Chapman George, 124 Cleethorpe road
Chapman William, 53 Stirling street
Clark John, 38 Cleethorpe road
Clark Samnel Henry, 119 Cleethorpe rd
Class Peter, 66 Cleethorpe road
Clifton Alfred, 145 Cleethorpe road
Coggan Thomas, 178 Wellington street
Colbridge Michael, 16 Stanley street
Cole John Robert, 199 Cleethorpe road
Cook Henry, 76 Stirling street
Cook Jabez, 12a Cleethorpe road
Corden Joseph, iii Cleethorpe road
Corden William, 71 Stirling street
Cormack Daniel, 76 Cleethorpe road
Cripsey George, 209 Cleethorpe road
Cripsey Thomas, 15 St. Andrew's ter-
race, Stirling street
CroasdaleFrederick Lister, 49 Stirling st
Croft George, 94 Cleethorpe road
Crowther Charles Thompson, 157 Clee-
thorpe road
Curwood Wm. Hy. 127 Cleethorpe road
Dent Mre. 104 Cleethorpe road
Dexter Joseph, 7 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
Dixon Mrs. 167 Cleethorpe road
Dore Charles, 41 Stirling street
Duddington John, 73 Stanley street
Earle Henry John, 39 Stanley street
Earle John, 123 Cleethorpe road
Ellis John liainbridge, 36 Cleethorpe rd
Ellis Thomas, 220 Victor street
Empson William, 130 Cleethorpe road
Ewings John, 176 Wellington street
Falconer Peter, 30 Oeethorpe road
Fann John William, 116 Cleethorpe rd
Fellows William, 87 Stiriing street
Felton Matthew Alonzo, 50 Stanley st
Ficldhooac Mrs. 184 Victor street
Finch Jonathan, 177 Victor street
Fines Henry, 117 Cleethorpe road
Forbes John, 317 Victor street
Forbes Mrs. 34 Cleethorpe road
Fordcr Charles, 133 Cleethorpe road
Forester Charles, 98 Cleethorpe road
Forge Thomas Robert, 78 Cleethorpe rd
Gidley Allen, 26 Cleethorpe road
Golston Frank, 201 Cleethorpe road
Goodison Francis, 153 Cleethorpe road
GreenSl.Everingham, 129 Cleethorpe rd
Greenwood Alfred, 175 Cleethorpe road
Gregor}- Isaac, 1 1 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
Orc^ry, William, 40 Cleethorpe road
Hadneld John, 62 Cleethorpe road
Hallctt James, 80 Cleethorpe road
Hanley George, 56 Guildford street
Hann George, 193 Victor street
Harvey James T. 60 Weelsby street
Hawke John Oliver, 13 St. Andrew's
terrace, Stirling street
Heaton James, 237 Victor street
Higgins Thomas, 134 Cleethorpe road
Hill William, 217 Cleethorpe road
Hollingsworth Alfred, 163 Victor street
Holmes Mrs. 235 Victor street
Holmes William, 177 Cleethorpe road
Holt George Edward, 169 Cleethorpe rd
Hcx)pcr Nelson, 60 Cleethorpe road
Hopkins William, 79 Stirling street
Horton Mrs. 18 Stanley street
Hutchinson Rev. Henry, jla. [vicar of
St. John's] iSt.Andrewster.Stirlingst
Hyldon Edgar, 167 Victor street
Jackson Charles, 136 Cleethorpe road
Jeffs Charles, 46 Cleethorpe road
Jeffs Henry, 83 Cleethorpe road
Jcwitt George Exiey, 51 Stanley street
Johnson George Godwin, 18 St.
Andrew's terrace, Stirling street
Johnson John, 61 Stanley street
Keeley Rev. James Percy [We»le}-an],
I Stanley street
Kendall Stephen, 183 Cleethorpe road
Kirk Mrs.as St.Andrew's ter.Stirling st
Knott Mrs. 53 Cleethorpe road
Knowles Alfred, 72 Cleethorpe road
Knowles Thomas, 15 Stirling street
Liller John William, 147 Victor street
Little Mrs. 85 Stirling street
Lord Edward, 331 Victor street
Lundie Henry, 20 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
Lyon Wiuiam, 7 Grafton street
McKenrJe Alex. Charles, 5 Arlington st
McLeod George, 8 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
McSheen Mrs. 13 Stanley street
Markham John Orby, 19 Stanley strtet
Marris William Henry, 210 Victor st
Matthews Mrs. 225 Victor street
Mawer John, 201 Victor street
Melhurst Robert, Duke street
Mcritt Mrs. 19 Victor street
Monds Bernard, 125 Cleethorpe road
Moody George, 161 Cleethorpe road
Moore Frederick, 3 Stanley street
Morley Miss, 131 Victor street
Morris Henry, 121 Cleethorpe road
Morris James, 137 Cleethorpe road
Mothersdill Mrs.23 Argjlc ter.Oxfordst
Murray Richard, 30 Stanley street
Nash John William, 92 Stirling street
Kewton 8amnel,33St.Andrew'8 terrace,
Stirling street
Nicherson Shadrach Fitzherbert, 163
Cleethorpe road
Nnrris Mrs. 195 Geethorpe road
Nurse John, 185 Cleethorpe road
Oakden Arthur Henry, 3 St. Andrew's
terrace, Stirling street
Gates Mrs. 1 13 Cleethorpe road
Oliver Major, 14 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
Olsen Ole Theodor, 21 St. Andrew's
terrace, Stirling street
Padgett Mrs. 62 Stirling street
Pascoe John, 77 Stanley street
Pearce George, 165 Cleethorpe road
Pell William, 14 Stirling street
Penney James, 181 Cleethorpe road
Perkins William, 11 Stirling street
Pickerdcn Peter, 180 Wellington street
Pigatt Charles, 6 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
Quash William, 145 Victor street
Read William R. 159 Victor street
Reader Walter, 86 Cleethorpe road
Readey Thomas Wm. 303 Cleethorpe rd
Ready Wm. John, 181 Victor street
Redfern Isaac, 42 Oxford street
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Ritchie John, lo St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling, street
Roberts Bobert Wm. io8 Cleethorpe rd
K-ibins John D. 77 Stirline street
Rodwell James Wm. 237 Victor street
Rose Alfred, 34 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street
tiodd Ber. Francis [Primitive Metho-
ds], 44 Cleethorpe road
Rnshvorth Frederidc, 48 Cleethorpe rd
huttcr Edward, 96 Cleethorpe ro»d
Salnnn Mrs. 10 Oeetborpe road
Sanderson Enoch, 17 Stailley street
Seaborne Samuel, 161 Victor street
Sealon William Pratt, 11 Grafton st
■fiarp Wilh'am John, 13 St. Andrew's
terrace, Stirlin); street
!%av Mosea, 186 WellingtoD street
Shepherd Hark Harrison, 188 Welling-
tna street
%iclair Bobert, 88 Cleethorpe road
<Skeet George, 36 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling atfcet
Sleight Geo. Fredk. 147 Cleethorpe rd
Smith John, 94 Stirling street
.Starling Bobert, 4 St. Andrew's terrace,
Slirlmg street
.'curling William John, 73 Stirling st
^oifcet Mrs. 143 Cleethorpe roed
Tarlur Nathaniel, 1 10 Cleethorpe road
Tarlor William, 315 Cleethorpe road
Teasdalc William, 81 Stirling street
Thickett Alfred, 178 Victor street
Hompeon Thomas, 311 Cleethorpe rd
'fiernev Patrick, 330 Victor street
Toft Adolf, 03 Stirling street
Tnplisg William, 88 Stirling street
Wadeson William, igi Cleethorpe road
Waite Mrs. 313 Cleethorpe road
Wilker Mrs. 14 Argyle ter. Oxford st
Wird Hogli, 118 C^thorpe road
Warner Joseph, 126 Cleethorpe road
WstkinMn Thomas, 171 Cleethorpe rd
ffjtkinson William, Shearman, 187
Oeethorpe road
It^angh William, lOo Cleethorpe road
B'ehsler George, 174 Victor street
Webster William Hyde, 34 Stanley st
WeJdon John, 80 Stirling street
West Jacob, 338 Victor street
West Matthew Henry, 179 Victor street
WTiite Thomas, 184 Wellington street
White William, 16 St Andrew's terr«ce,
Stirling street
Wliteley Joseph, 19 St. Andrew's ter-
nce, Stirling street
Wfcteway George, 141 Cleethorpe rd
WhitewayMrs. 207 Cleethorpe roul
Whitmore Joeiah, 197 Cleethorpe rd
IJTlley George, 322 Victor street
Willis Charles, 71 Stanley street
Wil8f,n John Thomas, 12'Stirling street
W.wlliss John Edwd. 113 Qeethorpe rd
Wonnley Mrs. i Grafton street
Wright George, gi Stirling street
Wyfl Samuel, 333 Victor street
COXUEBCUL.
illen Joseph, master mariner, 43 Stan-
ley street
tavit Thomas, tailor, 54 Grafton street
iwhew William Dowse, grocer & wine
t spirit dealer, 85 Victor street
Appleyard George, batcher, 4a Clee-
thorpe road
■Irnuitrung Elizabeth (Mrs.), diess-
maker. 79 Gtuldford street
Bao)n Ednrand, smackowner, 15 Ar-
lington street
IWritck Joseph, shoe ma. 35 Oxford st
Bants Jn. master mariner, 4 Arlngtn. st
•^iTy Thomas Gertrude, mis. Doc. pro-
lessor of mnric, 15 Stanley street
B»rthi)lomew George, station master.
57 Stirling street
BaMumb James, smack owner, 74
Stanley street
^letter Oias. pilot, 189 Cleethorpe rd
satesThomaa, shopkeepr. 163 Charles st
Baiter Arthnr James, grocer, wine
mer. fc beer retailer, 11 Thorold st
niter Eliza (Mrs.), lodging house,
9 Ariington street
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Beardsmore Isaiah, grqper, i Pelham st
Beesley John, master mariner, 9 Arg}'le
terrace, Oxford street
Beeson Ben. greengrocer, 141 Victor st
Bellamy Brothers, serated . water man-
ufacturer, Stanley street
Benton Joseph, builder k contractor,
Charles street
Berry William, master mariner, 44
Oxford street
Bingham Edward, grocer k beer ret.
33 Corden street
Blanchard Kate (Miss), greengrocer,
7 Cleethorpe road
Bland Sarah Eliza k Mary (Misses),
ladies' seminary, 75 Stirling street
Blake William, master mariner, 2
Argyle terrace, Oxford street
Blakeney Charles, smackowner, 6
Arlington street
Bolder Charles, sen. linen draper, 238
Victor street
Borman Emnd. shoe ma. 83 Weelsby st
Bourne Wm. cowkeeper, 10 Stanley st
Bradfield Samuel, master mariner, 13
Stirling street
Bramhill Charles, shoema.191 Victor st
Briggs Christiana (Mrs.), fancy sta-
tioner, 73 Cleethorpe r«id
Brisler Thomas Jas. grocer, 14 Grant st ! Good Isaac k Sons, brick k tile manfrs.;
Brocklesby David, bill discounter & I office, Alexandra ter. Cleethorpe rond
estate agent, 50 Cleethorpe road | Goodfellow Edwin, master mariner, 25
Denniss Joseph, master mariner, 47
Stanley street
Dines Alfred, pilot, 19 Stirling street
Dobson William, pilot, 41 Hilda street
Donsou Joseph, tailor, 15 Victor street
■Douglas Bichard Thamas,sinack owner,
190 Wellington street
Dowse Matthew, confectioner, 10
Thorold street
Edge Richard, shopkeeper, 18 Oxford st
Eshelby Christr. pilot, 63 Cleethorpe rd
Fellows Wm.sraack owner, 87 Stirling st
Forbes & Pearson, fish carers, Charles st
Forder Charles, custom house officer,
133 Oeethorpe road
Forester Anthony, smack owner, 204
Victor street
Forrester Henry,sbopkpr. 178 Charles st
FranklinHy.Geo.cocoa no. Cleethorpe rd
Frazer Jas.confectioner,69CleethorpeTd°
Frost Charles, hairdresser, 14 Oxford st
Fryman James Henry, shopkeeper k
beer retailer, 103 Charles street
Garrard John, master mariner, 41
Stanley street
Garton George,greengrocer,7Weelsby st
Gillespie James, shopkpr.143 Thorold st
Gladwin Nicholas, shopkpr. 183 Victor st
Gladwin Thomas, grocer, 218 Victor st
Brown Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
34 Stirling street
Brown George, master mariner, 63
Stanley street
Bums Christopher, master mariner, 3
St. Andrew's terrace, Stirling street
Burt Isaac, grocer, k post office, 77
Cleethorpe road
Barton Chas. carriage builder, Victor st
Barton John, tailor k draper, 37 Clee-
thorpe road
Boston Joseph, smack owner, 139 Qee-
thorpe road
Stanley street
Graves John, master mariner, 18
Arlington street
Great Grimsby Co-operative Co. Lim-
ited, (Elsom Clayton, manager), 107
Cleethorpe road
Great Grimsby Tramway Co. (Alfred
Montanara, manager)
Green W. W. (Mrs.), teacher of music,
14 Stanley street
Grimsby People'sCocoaHouse Co.(No.5)
(Jas. Wyburn, man, ),3 Cleethorpe ni
Hall Henry, shopkeeper, 5 Hilda street
CalvertDavid,pork batcher,i7 Oxford st Hall John, beer retaiter,29CIeethorpe rd
Campbell Frolerick, smack owner, 31 HallaiirMartin,butcher,24Cleethorperd
Stirling street , Halliwell William, grocer & beer re-
Carter John, grocer k beer retafler, a \ tailer, 29 Weelsby street
■Qeethorpe road ! Hainbrook Henry, master mariner, 157
Challis Charles, master mariner, 11 Victor street
Argyle terrace, Oxford street Hammond Chas. whlwght.43 Weelsby st
Chapman & Gillatt, bootmakers, 105 Hawdon James Alexander Jacob,
Cleethorpe road 1 chemist k druggist, 5 Cleethorpe rd
Chapman Frederick, joiner, 3 Corden st ; Hickman Wm. news agent, 1 5 Oxford st
Charles Thos. shopkpr. 97 Guildford st , Hickson Robert, smack owner, 68
Chassereanx Edwd.nsh curer,Charles st Guildford street
Chester Thos. butcher, 109 Qeethorpe rd Hill William & Co. soda water k lemon-
Clark Anni. (Mrs.), second-hand clothes ' ade raanafactarorg,2i7 Cleethorpe rd
dealer, 33 Hilda street HillGeorgc,boot makcr,33Qeethorpe rd
Clark Edwin, pilot, 34 Cleethorpe road Hill Wm.master mariner, 55 Stanley st
Clark George, butcher, 84 Victor street Hoggard Frederick, grocer, 139 Victor st
Clark John, draper, 39 Qeethorpe road Holmes William, smack owner, 177
QarkGeo. Oak, batcher, 65 Cleethorpe rd Cleethorpe road
Clayton Jsph. toy dlr. 47 Cleethorpe rd HopkinsHy.mastr.mariner,46Stanley st
.Cocklin John.shoc maker,40 Weelsby st Hopkinson Thoraa8,grocer,35 Oxford st
Ck>ckerline Jn.pork butcher, Weelsby st Home Elisha, shopkeeper, Weelsby st
Homer W. & E. fishermen's outfitters k
home-made oil clothing, 53 Victor st
Homer Joseph Elliott, smackowner,
3o Stanley street
Horner ElizL(Mrs. ),oatfittr.S3Victor st
HomerWm.master mariner, 53 Victor st
Hotson Edwd.poulterer,35Cleethorpc rd
Hubberd Robt. shopkpr. 6 & 8 Oxford st
Jackson John Herbert, flour dealer,
45 Qeethorpe road
James Alfred, ironmonger, 36 Weelsby st
Jay William, master mariner, 10 Argyle
terrace, Oxford street
Jeffrey Robert, tailor, 158 Victor street
Jenkiiison Alfred Samuel L.n.c.P.Edin.
surgeon, 58 Cleethorpe road
Jennisou Matthew, provision dealer,
67 Cleethorpe road
Johnson George, smack owner, 11
Arlington street
Johnson Henry, shopkpr. 347 Charles st
Johnson Thomas, marme store dealer,
33 Hilda street
Johnson Thomas, shopkpr. a John st
Johnson Tom, greengrocer, 5 Oxford st
Colbridgo George, carter, 78 Stanley st
Cole John Robert, custom house officer,
199 Qeethorpe road
Cole Wm. Hy. painter, 59 Cleethorpe rd
Coleman John, master mariner, 6 Argyle
terrace, Oxford street
Conrad Bikstian (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10
Grant street^
Cook Chas. smack owner, 128 Thorold st
Cook Hy. master mariner, 76 Stirling st
Cook Herbert, tailor, 39 Grafton street
Cox Wm. tailor & draper, 14 Weelsby st
Cracknell George, master mariner. 66
Stanley street
Credlond George, shi^kpr. 10 Oxford st
Cripsey Thomas, master mariner, 15
St. Andrew's terrace, Stirling street
Cullington Peter, smack owner, 76
Guildford street
Cnlyer Aug. smack owner, 37 Stanley st
Curwood John, smack owner, 64 Clee-
thorpe road
Cutting Jn. smack owner, 75 Stanley st
CnttsHy. master mariner, 83 Stuiley st
Dales Arthur, greengrocer, 18 Victor st
Digitized by VjUUV tVC
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tobacconist,
UN00LN8HIRE.
[keld's
Johnson William, tobacconist, 31 ', Osborne Jas.ma9termariner,6Stanle}-st ' Spence Lake, milk dealer, 64 Stanley st
Cleethorpc road 1 Osmond Eiogsford Venner, academy, • Stamp George,8hopkeeper, 116 Victor st
Jones John Alexander, master mariner, ' 56 Clepthorpe road , Stanton Thomas, shoema. 24a Victor st
53 Guildford street j ParkinSarah(Miss),dres8nia.40xford8t I Starling Robert, smack owner, ^ St.
Joynes Saml. greengrocer, 134 Victor at Parrott David, greengrocer, asOxfoid st Andrew's terrace, Stirling street
Kemp Charles, grocer, 143 Victor street"' Pearce William, fish buyer, 20 Duke st Starling William John, smack owner, 72
Kime Joseph, tailor, S3 Trinity street | Peel Thomas, shopkpr. 33 Cleethorpc rd | Stirling street
Kirke Josejih, grocer, 31 Clecthorpe rd j PeggDavid,master mariner, 155 Victor st ] Steel FreSk. turner & gasflttr. 2Hildast
Kitchen Francis (Mr8.)> shopkeeper, j Pembroke James, master mariner, 17 | Stevens Frank, butdier, 140 Victor si
1 10 Weelsby street
I^ncnster Charles, pilot, 168 Victor st
Langley Joseph Thomas Philh'p, master
mariner, 76 Stanley street
Langworthy George, master mariner,
48 Oxford street
Lawson Ann (Mrs.), linen draiier, 53
(■leethorpe road
Leak Christopher, jwrk butcher, 95
Cleethorpc road
Xeonard Chas. smack owner,37Victor st
' Argyle terrace, Oxford street
Percival Edward John, master mariner,
6 Pelham street
Petterson John, master mariner, 231
Victor street
Pickering William Gorton, builder, 44
(rrafton street
Pickwell Annie (Miss), dress maker, 15
Pelham street
Pinchbeckl8aac,greengrcr.7aWeelsby st
,_, lPinchbeckJhn.gTngrcr.103ClBethorpe.Td
Little Joseph, shopkeeper, 89 Grafton st ] Pinder Jane (Miss), shopkpr. Weelsby st
London & Provincial Pianoforte Co. j Pinder Thomas George, grocer k beer
(Israel Allison,man.),5sCleethorpe rd retailer, 20 Victor street
Lord Robt.Charles, baker, 12 Oxford st ! Plastow Edwin Charles, smack owner,
Lynn Jsph. grocer, 159 Cleethorpc rd 1 125 Guildford street
McLeod George, travelling draper, 8 Plowman Henry, master mariner, 33
St. Andrew's terrace, Stirling street ■ Stanley street
McLoughlin Jn. shopkpr. Weebby st PloTiinan William John, smack owner,
Manning Mary (Mrs. ), dress maker, 31 Stanley street
190 Victor street Pollard Thomas, fishing net maker, is
Manthorp Jonathan, shopkeeper, 195 < Stanley street '
Victor street j Pallen Joseph Edward, master mariner,
Markliam Edwd. shopkpr. 53 Stanley st 69 Stanley street
Marriott David, grocer, 84 Weelsby st Pulfen William Henry,master mariner.
Mason George Hy. baker, 23 Corden st 49 Stanley street
Mason Joseph, shopkeeper, 33 Grant st RaventhorpGeo.cab proprietor, Victor st
Maughan Charles Cocqwr, tailor, 91 ' Beady William John, smack owner,
Victor street | 181 Victor street
May Wm. master mariner, 38Stanley st | Reed Charles, shopkpr. 42 Weelsby st
Melhinah Jn. smack owner,57Stanler st { Beed Harry, tailor, 8 Corden street
Mesnie James, pork butcher, 35 Clee- RevleyJas. master mariner, i56Victoriit
thorpe road
Hidgley Frederick William, pawn-
broker, 25 Weelsby street
Miller Alfred, shopkeeper, 13 Charles st
Mitchell Denis, shopkpr. 4 Pelham st
Moody Geo. builder, 161 Cleethorpe rd
Moore William, master mariner, 7
Stanley street
Btorgan Charles, chemist Ac druggist,
19 Oxford street
Morley John, shopkeeper, 64 Victor st
Morris Charles, shopkpr. 197 Victor st
Morris Henry, smack owner & shop-
keeper, 109 Victor street
Morrison Sarah Jane (Mrs. ), dress ma.
33 Stanley street
Bhoades John, rope ft twine maker, 17
Thorold street
RichardsGeo.greengrcr.83Cleethorpe rd
Bobbins John, fish buyer, 77 Stirling st
Bobinson John Parker, smack owner,
10 Arlington street
RooteChas.master mariner,38Stanley st
Bowston Charles, beer retailer, 15 Clee-
thorpe road
Butter Edward, master mariner, 96
Cleethorpe road
Salisbury John George, ice merchant,
3 Argj'le terrace, Oxford street
Saltman Harris, tobacconist, 41 Clee-
thorpe road
Saxon John, shopkeeper, 31 Hilda st
Moy Geo. master mariner, 82 Stirling st , Scrimshaw John, grocer k wine Ic spirit
Munzer Andrew, shoe maker, 71 C^- dealer, 2 Cleethorpe road
thorjie road ! SchwarzPhilip,shopkpr.5iCleethor^rd
Murray Peter, shopkeeper, 83 Hilda st i Seaton William Pratt, master mariner,
Newton James, fish carer, i Hilda st I 11 Grafton street
Nicherson Shadrach Fitzherbert, smack ' Sewill Jn. shopkeeper, 37 Cleethorpe rd
owner, 163 Cleethorpe road | Simpson David, butcher, 22 Grant si
Nightingale Ballard, shpkpr.85 Hilda st ; Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), rope & twine
Nnthall Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 1 maker, 2 Arlington street
Trinity street | Smith John, flsh mer. 94 Stirling street
Oliver Isaac, master mariner, 67 1 Smith Joseph, nurseryman, Thorold st
Stanley street
Oliver Major, accountant, 14 St.
Andrew's terrace, Stirling road
Orford Robert, master mariner, 13
Arlington street
Omsby George, shopkpr. 29 Duke st
Omsby Bobt. shopkpr. i2o(raildford8t
PBIVATB liBSIOEKTS.
Abel Zacarriah, ao Hainton street
Abbott MattheM', 40 Hainton street
Allen George, 173 Hainton street
Allen Thinnas William James, 15
Hainton street
Allen William, 177 Hainton street
Allington Harris Chandler, 3 Hainton st
Alward George, 1 1 Hainton street
Archer Charles, 140 Hainton street
Asbmore Joseph,i83 Willingham street
Atkins (leorge, 151 Willingham street
Atkinson Richard, 106 Hainton street
Atkinson Bobert, 25 Hainton street
Smith Brader William, cabinet nuker,
95 Guildford street
Siiashelt Leonard, shopkpr. 59 Victor st
Speight Matthew, earthenware dealer,
85 Cleethorpe road
Spindler Abraham, master mariner, 46
Oxford street '
Weelsbjr.
Avery Capt. Benjamin John, 7
Hainton street
Baker Mrs. 58 Hainton street
Bainbridge Mrs. 150 Hainton street
Barber Alfred, jun. 131 Willingham st
Barnitt Frank, 131 Hainton street
Bates John, 38 Hainton street
BeaciK'k William, 5 Hainton street
Bcdshaw M'illiain, 10 Tersbetg street
Bee Alfred, 78 Willingham street
Beedhani John, 193 Willingham street
I Bellamy Charles, 13 Hainton street
' Bird Thomas, 45 Willingham street
Bolton William, 113 Willingham street
I Bone Augustus, 88 Willin^nm street
Stile John, tobacooni8t,93 Cleethorpe rd
Sutton Geo. shopkeciwr, 65 Grafton st
Hwinn Tom, iwrk butcher,28 Weelsby st
Teauby John, fish curer, 24 Stanley st
Thompson Wm. shoe inaker,Tliorold st
Thomham Thomas, smack owner, 17
Arlington street
Timm Chas. shoemaker, 137 Victor st
Toft Adolf,master mariner,93Stirlingst
Torrell Wm. shoemaker, 154 Charles st
TraSord Edward, builder k undertaker,
48 Stanley street k Grafton street
Trofer Jacob, smack owner,63 Stirling si
Trolley John, smack owner, 33 Victor st
Waddlngham John, smack owner, 6j
Stanley street
Wade Wm. master mariner, 8 Stanley st
Wadmore John, master mariner, loS
Thorold street
Wake Charles, grocer, 3 Thorold street
Walker Emma (Mrs.), ladies' school,
155 Cleethorpe road
Wallin Wm. shopkeepw, 13 Mang^ tt
Ward Hugh^ilot, 118 Cleethor^ road
Watmough Thomas, master iiiariner,i6
Arlington street
Watson, Jas. shoj^eeper, 100 Charles st
Watson Bobert Hy. baker, Charles st
Watson Thomas, joiner, 98 Guildford st
Weldon Jn. flsh salesman, 80 Stirling st
Weldrick Thos. sloop ownr.94WeeIsby st
Wells Richard, shoe ma. 66 Weelsby st
Wesherbq; William, ale k porter mer-
chant, 95 k 97 Victor street
West James, greengro. 75 Cleethorpe rd
West Bobt.masterinariner,3iStanfeyst
Westoby George, grocer, i Cleethorpe rd
Weston Jane (Mrs.), lodging house, 8
Arlington street
White Charles Wm. pilot, 166 Victor st
WhitingWm. master marinr.54Stanly.st
Wigg Mary (Mrs.), milliner k dress
maker, 37 Duke street
Willey Wm. chemist, 43 Cleethorpe rd
Williamson Edward Field, chemist, 91
Cleethorpe road
Willoughby Fanny k Olive (Misses),
ladies' school, 90 Cleethorpe road
Wilson Wm. draper, 79 Cleethorpe rd
Windley William Osborne, butcher. 17
Cleethorpe road
WoodBichd.smack 0wner,94OiuldfTd.st
Woods John Joseph, smadc owner, 119
Guildford street
Wooltiin Elisabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
21 Oxford street
Wright Edwin, master mariner, 56
Stanley street
Wright Frederick, shoe ma. 7 Oxford st
WrightGeo. master marinr.91 Stirling M
Wright James, pilot, 169 Victor street
Yallo|i James, tobacconist, 115 Victors!
Yarborougfa James, master mariner, 10
Argj'le terrace, Oxford street
Yarborough John, master mariner, 13
Argyle terrace, Oxford street
Bowder Robert, 43 Hainton street
Boyes Rev. John m.a. [Methodist Free
Church], 45 Hainton street
Bradley Osby, Eleanor street
Rrainwood JosejA, 160 Hainton street
Bramwell Edward,63 Willingham street
Brocklesby Mrs. 16 Hainton street
Brompton Charlea, 78 Hainton street
Brothwell William, 189 Willingham M
Bull William, 55 Hainton street
Burgess John, 63 Hainton street
Burgess Thomas Win. 65 Hainton st
Burgess Walter, 1 10 Heneage street
Burnett Joseiih, 91 Hainton street
Burnham Coleman, 18 Heneage street
Digitized by VjUUVlC
DIRECTORY.]
Bama Henry Jn. 145 Willingham street
Ounpling Joseph, 139 Hainton street
C&mngton Abraham, 117 Willinghm.gt
rbamlKrii William, 191 Willingham st
Cbamberlain Ueurge, i Hainton street
Djapman Jnlland,62 Willingham street
Cha|>man Mrs. 77 Hainton street
Clarit John K. 106 Willingliam street
fiir William, 104 Hainton street)
Coleman Mrs. 70 Hainton street
Oxik Alfred, 4 Eleanor street
Conper Thomas, 233 Hainton street
Gmlsoon Shepherd, Hampton house,
Heneage street
Croft Joseph Smith. 170 Hainton street
Crn-w Robert, 163 Wilifcgham street
Cnivther SamneT, 4a Hainton street
Cnjirther Thomas, 44 Hainton street
D»nby tfeorge, 14 Eleanor street
Dawson Mrs. lag Willingham street
Diamond William John, 24 Thomas st
Doiut Alfred, 10 Heneage steeet
Drewry (ieorge, 7 Tersbnrg street
Drewn* Jabez, 140 Heneage street
Ellen David, 313 Willingham street
Ellis Henry, 143 Hainton street
Ellis Joseph, 158 Hainton street
Ellis Hra. 107 Hainton street
Ellis Samnei, 173 Hainton street
Elmer Mark, 9 Tersbnrg street
Elridge John, 87 Hainton street
Emptage James M. 49 Wilhngham st
Featherstone Richard, 129 Hainton st
Fisher Thomas, 80 Willingham street
Pison Cornell, 207 Hainton street
Flaxington Mrs. 39 Hainton street
Ford John, 185 Willingham street
Forge Frederick, 93 Hainton street
Foster Rey. John [PrimitiTC Metho-
dist], 50 Heneage street
Fowler Mrs. 59 Hainton street
Fretwell William, 84 Willingham street
Frost Charles, 144 Hainton street
(isle Thomas, 93 Hainton street
(tale Thomas Henry, 53 Hainton street
Uarrey Hy. Stanhme, 36 Hainton st
George Henry, 8 Sainton street
tieoige William, 191 Hainton street
Gidley John, 176 fibinton street
Uidky Samnel, 190 Hainton street
Godfrey John, 183 Hainton street
Good Charles, 70 Willingham street
Grantham Edward Thos. 331 Hainton st
Grarell Jn. Givenfiekl, 75 Hainton st
Gray John, 135 Hainton street
Gray Thomas May, 54 Heneage street
Green Thomas, 165 Willingham street
Uresswell Wm. Kemp, 152 Hainton st
Crimes John, 181 Willingham street
Griinoldby (.{eorge Hy. 33 Hainton st
Hall Charles William, 138 Hainton st
Hall George Edwin, 53 Heneage street
Hardaker Joseph, 188 Wilmingham st
Hardy Mrs. i8j WilTmgham street
Hamden Francis, 181 Hainton street
Harper (ieorge, 147 Heneage street
Hart Edwin, 199 Hainton street
Hendrj- George John, 163 Hainton st
Hewins Joseph, 31 Hainton street
Bewsnn Fred, 300 Hainton street
Hewsnn Mrs. 84 Hainton street
Hildied John Henry, 19 Hainton street
Hill Mrs. 43 Hainton street
Holmes William, 79 Hainton street
Hood Wm. John Scott, 47 Hainton st
Hoiidless Mrs. (a Hainton street
Holtby Walter B. 72 Williiigham street
Honghton Alfred j8ph.6o Wllingham st
Howard Wm. Ooper, 313 Hainton st
Hufton Edward, 50 Hainton street
Hofton William, 14 Heneage street
Hnniberstone James, 94 Heneage street
Homberstone William, 8 Thomas street
Hunter Joseph, 69 Hainton street
Hnrst Joonb, 61 Hainton street
Hnxley Robert, 108 Willingham street
Ingram Charles, 311 Hainton street
Ireland David, 133 Hainton street
Irving James, 83 Hainton street
Jackson Henjamin, 306 M'illingham st
Jacks<« Thimias, 185 Hainton street
Jennison Matthew Wm. 319 Hainton st
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Johnson John, 122 Heneage street
Jowett James, 30 Hamton street
Keeble James, loi Willingliam street
Kerr Alexander J. 3 Eleanor street
King John William, 11 1 Willingham st
Lammin Wm. Thos. 155 Willingham st
Lean- Thomas, 2oi Hainton street
Lee Mrs. 98 Hainton street
Lister Charles, jnn. 137 Willingham st
Lister John, 100 Hainton street
Londy Edwin Farrow, 1 1 Tersbnrg st
Mackenzie Robert, 8 Tersbnrg street '
Mackenzie William, 164 Hainton street
Mackinlay Chas. Jas. 138 Heneage st
Mandeville John James, 134 Heneage st
Markcrow Miss, 6 Tersbnrg street
Marlow John B. 90 Willingham street
Mason William, 94 Hainton street
Metcalf Henry E. 189 Hainton street
Miller Capt. Chas. A. 128 Hainton st
Morley George, 2 Tersbniy street
Morris James Charles, 4 Hainton street
Moss William, 51 Hainton street
Mumby William, 64 Willingham street
Naudin Capt Emile, 14 Hamton street
Newton Mrs. 203 Hainton street
Nightingale Robert, 12 Eleanor street
Noble John, 9 Hainton street
Noble John, jun. 146 Hainton street
Oates Charles Predk. 195 Hainton st
Oliver Charles, 10 Hainton street
Orman James, in Heneage street
Orton Rev. Wm. [Bajitistf.e Hainton st
Oxiey Wm. Richard, 70 Heneage street
Palmer Enoch, 170 Hainton street
Parker Hewson, 71 Willingham street
Pamell Geo. Bentley, 104 Heneage st
Parsons James Thomas, 75 Heneage st
Pawson Wm. Collinson, 133 Hainton at
Pearson John, 48 Hainton street
Peart William Powell, 4 Hainton street
Pegg John, 183 Hainton street
Perkins William Dodd, 85 Hainton st
Pickerden Thomas, i Edward street
Pigntt John, 143 Willingham street
Porter George Alfred, 6^ Hainton street
Purdom William, 66 Willingham street
Headman William, 133 Willingham st
Ready Thomas, los Hainton street
Richardson John, 136 Hainton street
Riggall Thomas, Eleanor street
Ritchie Henr)-, i Tersbnrg street
Robinson Tom Arthur, 171 Hainton st
Rollinson Thos. Barratt, 33 Hainton st
Rowe John W. C. 187 Hainton street
Russell Joseph, 12 Heneage street
Rycroft James, 67 Hainton street
Sales Miss, Spring villa, 36 Hainton st
Salisbury William Geo. 89 Hainton st
Savage George, 178 Hainton street
Saweard Joseph, 114 Willingham street
Saxton Mrs. 90 Hainton street
Scott James, 93 Heneage street
ShephenI Christopher, 175 Hainton st
Shipman Thomas, 56 Heneage street
Simiwon Pavid, 147 Willingham street
Skafte Mrs. 33 Hainton street
Smith William W. 41 Hainton street
Snuwdeii Cooper, Albion ho. Heneage st
Sparkes Chas. Franci.s, 103 Heneage st
Siurkcs George, 118 Heneage street
Stanley Rev. Matthew [Congrega-
tional], 39 Hainton street
Starling Henr}-, 73 Hainton street
Stowe George, 46 Hainton street
Stowe Mrs. 99 Willingham street
Stroud George, 166 Hainton street
Tartteling John, 79 Willingham street
Tartteliug Mrs. 87 Willingham street
Taylor Jonathan, 154 Hainton street
Taylor Thomas, 74 Hainton street
Terry William, 149 Willingham street
Thompson Mrs. 334 Willingham street
Thor]ie Charles, 195 Willingham street
Titley Edwin, 149 Heneage street
Topham Thos. (reorge, 86 Hainton st
Towl John, I30 Heneage street
Towl John William, 113 Heneage street
Tozer Mrs. 178 Willingham street
Turner Capt. Joseph, 17 Hainton street
Turner Robert Richard, 6 Eleanor st j
Tysim Edwin, 35 Hainton street I
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Voisey Mrs. 157 Willingham street
Waby Thomas, 97 Hainton street
Wake John, 95 Hainton street
Walker John, 96 Hainton street
Warner Rev. George [Primitive Metho-
dist], 3 Hainton street
Warrs Thomas, 76 Hainton street)
Watson John, 184 Hainton street
Watson Ji>seph, 302 Willingham street
Wheatoii John. 6 Thomas street
White James, i Eleanor street
White John, 121 Heneage street
Whitfield John, 124 Heneage street
Wilson Melton C. 72 Heneage street
Willmer Charles, 216 Willingham street
Williams John, 137 Hainton street
Wilson Henry, 80 Hainton street
Wilson John, 179 Willingham street
Wilson Thomas, 156 Hainton street
Wright Richard, 57 Hainton street
Wright M'illiam, 56 Hainton street
COXMBBCIAL.
Adams Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker,
75 Willingham street
Allen Thomas Wm. James L.B.c.p.i'ond.
surgeon, 15 Hainton street
Allison Robt. acconntanti 37 Hainton st
Baklin^ Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 333
Willingham street
I Bealej- Charles, smack owner, 186
' Hainton street
Bellamy Henry, master mariner, 322
Willingham street
j Blakelock Hy. shoe maker, i Bradley st
I Ikilden George, master mariner, 3 Ters-
bnrg street
i Booth George Walter, rent ft debt col-
I lector, 77 lleneoge street
Bowskill Samuel, cattle inspector for
{ Lindsey district, 193 Willingham st
; Brown Thomas, smack owner, 305
i Hainton street
j Brnsey Jas. smack owner, 198 Hainton st
Burnett & Towl, painters, Sixhill street
Cable John, smack owner, 49 Hainton st
I Champman Jollond, joiner k saw mills ;
shop windows, doors & frames made
to order. Pasture street
Chapman Henr)-, smack owner, 307
Hainttm street
C^atteriss William, smack owner, 141
Willingham street
Clark James, master mariner, too
Willingham street
Colebrook Chas. nurserjinan, Heneage st
Collins William, smack owner 193
Hainton street
Cooling Charles Wm. shopkeeper, ia6
Heneage street
Oipeland John, shopkeeper, 33 Willing-
ham street
Conlson Shephe«l, surveyor to the Clee-
with-Weelsb.v local board, Hampton
house, Heneage street
Craven Frans. iiork butcher, Hainton st
Dalby Hy. smack owner, 99 Hainton st
Dent Robert, waste paper merchant, 86
Willingham street
Dixe}- Robert, plasterer, 136 Heneage st
Doughty William, milk dealer, 77 Wil-
lingham street
Farrow John, builder, 79 Heneage st
Fenwick Stephen, shopkeeper, 167
Heneage street
(iempton Wm. John, master mariner,
180 Hainton street
(rodfrey Wm. James, fish mercliant, 13
Thomas street
(jrawell WilliamWebster, clerk of works
M.S. k L. Rlwy. Cn. 53 Hainton st
Grimoldby (teorge Henry L.R.c.p.Edin.
ph>-sician & surgeon, 33 Hainton st
Hall Jas.-master mariner, 315 Hainton st
Harris Henr}-, master mariner, 309
Hainton street
Hayccx;k John, commission agent, 304
Willingham street
Hewson David Bilby, shoe maker, 177
Willin^am street
Hildred Thomns, shopkeeper, 109 Wil-
lingham street -.
Digitized by VjUUy IC
460
(ORBAT ORIMSBY)
( (WEELSBY). J
Hulme Hill Urick & Tilb Co. Limited
(John Burgess, sec.), Heneage street
Hoyland William, teacher of music, io8
Heneage street
Hatty Mar}' (Mrs.), apartments, 8i
Willingham street
Ireland Charles Hy. shoe maker, i6i
Willingham street
Johnson Fredk. carter, 8a Willingham st
Johnson Henry, greengrocer, 128 Wil-
lingham street
Johnson Nils George, master mariner,
38 Thomas street
Johnston Malcolm, master mariner, 169
Willingham stieet
Jovett James, manager of gas works,
30 Hainton street
Kelsey Chas. tailor, 34 Willingham st
Kendall George, fanner, Intax farm
King Solomon, travelling draper, SSii
luintun street
Lamming Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
107 Willingham street
Leveritt Bi<£ard, master mariner, 308
Willingham street
Libell John, master mariner, 173 Wil-
lingham street
Lidgard Amos, joiner, 83 Hainton street
La<m Jn. smack owner, 93 Willingham st
Locking Sarah Ann (Miss), dress maker,
105 Willingham street
Loufhton Joshua, builder, Eleanor st
Markcrour Edwin William, fish mer-
chant, c Tersbnrg street
MarshallJn. master mariner,9 Edward st
Mawer Jas. shopkeeper, 115 Heneage it
Metis John, draper, Hainton street
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Mitchell Geo. fish mer. 60 Hainton st
Mmuby George, carter, 97 Hainton st
Neal James, master mariner, 196 Wil-
lingham street
Nightingale k Danby, bnilders, con-
tractors, slaters k, monimiental
masons, Eleanor street
Odell Tom, watch ma. 74 Willingham st
Ogle John, joiner, i Willingiiain street
Page Walt, flsh buyer, i67WillinghBm st
Fanner Enoch, chemist & druggist,
' 170 Hainton street
Feart Wm. Powell, painter, 4 Hainton
street k Bradley street
Porkess Uriah, builder, 81 Hainton st
Porter Bobt. smack owner, i loHainton st
Rayner John Andrew, master mariner,
171 Willingham street
Bea(bnan John James, pianoforte tuner,
159 Willingham street
Rig^l k Hewins, builders, contractors,
manufacturing joiners, slaters, slate
merchants k masons, Eleanor street
Kobinaon Richard, grocer, Hainton st
Runciman Walter, master mariner, 4
Tersbnrg street
Russell Joseph, fish curer k saw mill
proprietor ; fish tub manufacturer,
Albion Btrast
Sales Gertrude (Miss), ladies' school.
Spring Villa school, 36 Hainton street
Shackles Henry, smack owner, iq6
Hainton street
Shaw William, greengrocer, 119 Wil-
lingham street
Sheen Wm. smack owner, 66 Hainton st
Shepherd Luke, coal mer. 3 Thomas st
[kelly's
Smith Brader William, cabinet maker,
Eleanor street
Smith George, shoe maker, Hainton <t
Stonemsn Frank, plasterer, 113 Hen-
eage street
Stroud John Thomas, master mariner,
197 Willingham street
Swallow Annie (Miss), prirate mixed
school, 69 Wilhngfaam street
Taylor Charles, master mariner, 180
Willingham street
Taylor Wm. auctioneer, 31 Hainton st
Toyne Prances (Mrs.), dress maker, 98
Willingham street
Tozer Samuel, master noariner, 176
Willingham street
Tuff Joseph, master mariner, 175
Willingham street
Vear Thomas, market gardener, 3it
Willingham street
Vinson William G. tailor, 139 Williiig-
ham street
Waller Wm. engineer to the Clee-with-
Weelsby Local Board, 174 Hainton at
Warner Joseph, master mariner, 10
Thomas street
Westoby Jane (Miss), dress maker, 7
Willingham street
Westoby John, shoe ma. 7 W'illingfaam Et
White Alfred, asphalter, 1 14 Heneage it
Winn Richard, wood k stone carver, 16
Heneage street
Woodcock Caroline Maria (Hiss), drcai
maker, 140 Hainton street
Woods Wm. shopkpr. isi Willingham st
Young Frederick William, master
mariner, 188 Hainton street
XiITTLE QSIK8BT is a parish in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake and
petty sessional division of Ludborough, Louth union and
county court district, rural deancr}- of Louth Eske and Lud-
borough No. I, archdeaconrj' of Stow and diocese of Lin-
coln, 3{ miles north from Louth. The church of St. Edith
is a sdmU stone building, erected in 1500, with a turret and
I bell ; the church is situated in the grounds belonging to
the Hall : it was parti^ly restored in 1844 by the late Lord
F. Beauclerk : in the churchyard are some monuments to
the Nelthorpe family : Lord Frederick Beauclerk is buried
in the chnTch}'ard, and a handsome monument has been
erected to his memory ; the church plate was given in the
f'ear 1736. The register dates from the year 1593. The
iving is a vicarage, yearly value £70 from 60 acres of
glebe, in the gift of William Nelthorpe Beauclerk, eldest son
of the late Lord F. Beauclerk, and held since 1871, by Ber.
William Thornton Towers, of St. Bees, who resides at 5,
Carnarvon terrace, Louth. Little Grimsby Hall, the property
of William Nelthorpe Beauclerk esq. D.L.,J.F.is the residence
of Mrs. Whitlam. William Nelthorpe Beauclerk esq. d.l.,
j.p. is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil
is loamy ; subsoil, a mixture of loam and clay. The chief
crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 950 acres ;
rateable value, ^^933 ; the population in 1881 was 54.
Letters through Louth, which is the nearest money order Jc
telegraph office
There is no school ; the children attend the schools at either
Covenhom or Fotherby
Whitlam Mrs. Little Grimsby Hall
Blakel<K'k John, farmer t Grimsby
Drewery William Hird, farmer
OITITBY (or GCNBV St. Nickous) is a small village and
parish, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Kesteven, hundred of Beltisloe, petty sessional division of
Spittlegatc, union and county court district of Grantham,
rural deanery of Beltisloe, archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, bounded on the west by the county of XiCiceeter
and un the east by the river Withnm. The village lies 6
miles south-west from Corby, which is the nearest station,
10 south from Grantham and 13 north-west from Stam-
ford. The church of St. Nicholas, situated on a slight
eminence, is a building of stone, in the Early English style,
consisting of chancel and nave and a western tower con-
taining a clock and 3 bells : the stained east window was
the gift of Mrs. Osborne ; and a new organ, western screen,
reredos, clioir desk and ornaments for the communion
table have been presented by the rector : the church was
entirely rebuilt in 1869 by the Rev. George Osborne, then
rector. TTie register dates from the year 1715. The living
is a rector}-, consolidated with that of Stainby, joint net
yearly value ;£36s, including 165 acres of glebe at Gunby,
Willcoi George
Andrew John, farmer
Drakes Albert, farmer. The Villa, Little i Grimoldby Edward, farmer
Lingard George, farmer
Cnnnington John, farmer
in the gift of John Chase esq. and held since 1877 by the
Rev. Wilfrid Augustus Holden Thorold U.A. of Clare Col-
lege, Cambridge, who resides at the rectory, Stainby. The
Earl of Dysart is lord of the manor and chief landowner.
The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay and rock. The chief crops
are cereals. The area is 963 acres ; rateable value, ;f I|096 ;
the population in 1881 was no.
Parish Clerk, George Maxey.
Wall Lbiteb Box cleared at 4.35 p.m. week days only.
letters from Grantham. Oolsterworth is the neanst
money order k telegrraph office
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1881 for the
United District of Gunbv St. Nicholas & Stainby ; A.
Bowder, Colsterworth, clerk to the board ic attendance
officer
The children of this place attend the Board School at
Stainby
Carrier. — ^Thomas Camm, passes through to Melton Mow-
bray, tues
Hollingsworth Edward, Blue Fox inn, | Mount William, farmer
k farmer Boyce Stephen, farmer
, Mount Joseph, farmer k grazier
Smith Charles, farmer
OUNBT (or GiraBV St. Peter) is a small parish, in
the Mid division of the coimty, parts of Lindsey, Wold
division of Candleshoe wapentake, petty sessional division,
onion and county court district of Spilsbv. Candleshoe No.
I rural deanery, and archdeaconry and (lioccse of Lincoln,
5 miles eost-by-north from Spiteby and close to Burgh
station on the East Lincolnshire rauway. The church of
St. Peter, rebuilt at the beginning of the last century, was
again rebuilt in 1870 from designs of Mr. James Fowler, of
Louth, and is now an edifice m the Early English style,
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a tower with
'Conical roof containing 4 bells : there -are two stained win-
dows in the nave, and the church retains some valuable
and interesting brasses : the earliest of these relates to the
Massiiigberds, two of which-family it has in turn served to
commemorate : it now consists of effigies of a knight and
his lady beneath a good double canopy : the former is in
full armour, with surcoat and collar of S.S. and his wife
wears a similar collar : the slab enclosing these figures has
also a shield of arms quartering Maasingberd with Bernak,
Halliday and other coats ; a portion of a border inscription
also remains, but this was substituted for the original
inscription in the sixteenth oentnr}-, and commemorates Sr
Thomas Maasingberd kt. who died in 1553 ; the effigies
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
DIBBCTOBY.]
LINCOLNBHIBE.
HABROUOH. 461
tvpresent Thomas Masaingberd, of Uunby, 1405, and Johanna
iBprnak), his wife; on another slab of marble is a brass
irt6gj, with arms and inscription to William Lodyngton,
Pnisn^ Justice of the Common Pleas, 1416-19. The
register dates from the year 1724. The living is a rectorj-,
roasolidated with the vicarage of Welton-le-Marsh, tithe
rent-charge /14s, joint gross yearly value ;f 330, in the
gift of MiB. Hairby and 0. L. Massingberd esq. and held
since 1871 by the Rev. William Haxwell Smith, who resides
at Welton-le-Marsh. Ounby Park, the seat of Charles
Lanffton Maasingberd esq. j.p. is a Sne mansion, situated in
a veil-wooded park, and commanding extensive views of
the sea and of the snrmnnding country. Charles Langton
Massingberd esq. is lord of the manor and sole landowner ;
this family is of high antiquity in Linoolnsliire, and at an
nrly period held lands at Sulterton, of which Lambert Mas-
singberd, who lived in the reigns of Edward I. & II. was
raw of the flrst possessors. Thomas Massingberd, in the
foniteenth century, married Jaliana, daughter and co-heir
of Sir Hugh Bemake, of Burgh ; and Robert, his son,
vedded A^es, daughter and sole heir of Robert Halliday,
of Burgh, and hence came the qnarterings mentioned
MassingbcrdCh«s.Langtn.j.F.Gnnby pk
COMXEBCIAL.
Bosh Wm. Brader, farmer. Park farm
Wholey John, Massingberd Arms Jc
wine k spirit mer. Ic coal k lime
dealer k farmer
above ; Christopher Massingberd was Chancellor of Lincoln,
1532, and archdeacon of Stow, 1543 ; Sir Thomas Massing-
berd, whose montmient is in the church, resided chiefly at
Bratoft, the principal seat of the family, till the close of the
seventeenth century ; a later Thomas represented Calais in
the Parliament of 1552, and was buried here in 1584;
during the Civil War Henrj- Massingberd, of Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge, and the Inner Temple, raised a troop of
horse for the service of the Parliament, and was created by
the Protector a baronet by patent, dated July 16, 1658.
Elizabeth Marj- Anne, daughter of Henry Massingberd esq.
who inherited the estates in 1780, became the eventual
heiress of the family, and married Peregrine Langton esq.
who thereupon assumed the name of Musingberd, and was
the ancestor of the present lord of the manor. The soil is
sand and loam ; subsoil, various. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and potatoes ; the area in acres is 606 ; rate-
able value, ^i,oo6 ; the population in 18S1 was 80.
Parish Clerk, Andrew Veall.
Letter Box cleared at 4.30 p.m. Letters through Spilsby.
The nearest money order k telegraph office at Buigh
The children of this place go to the school at Welton-le-Marsh
Peacock William, farmer
Veall Young, farmer
OTJITHOXTBX (or Gcnnsss) is a small village and town-
ship, pleasantly'sitnated on the east bank of the river Trent
and deriving its name from fonning a ness or promontory
in the river Trent ; it was formerly a chapelry in the parish
of West Halton, but in 1861 was nnited with Burringham
and formed into an ecclesiastical parish, from the civil
S Irishes of Bott«sford, Frodingham and West Halton, in the
orlhem division of the county, ports of Lindaey, north
division of Manle^ wapentake, nnion of Olanford Brigg,
county court district of Barton-on-Humber, petty sessional
division of Winterton, rural deanery of Slanlake, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln : it is 4^ miles east
from Cmwie and 18 north from Gainsborough. The South
Yorkshire railway crosses the Trent here by a bridge and
CI the Trent and Ancholma railway, and has a station
, called Gimneas and Burringham station. The church
(dedication unknown) is a small and plain building of bnck
in cement, consisting of chancel and nave and a Mifry con-
taining I bell. The register dates from the year 1851. The
livingisarectory.withBnrringham annexed, tithe rent-charge
£aoo,joiB.t gross yearly value ;£2ao,including i acre of glebe,
with residence, in the ^ft of the Bishop of Norwich, and
College, Dublin. The rectory honsc was bm'lt in 1866, on a
site given by Sir Robert Sheffield bart. There is a Wesleyan
Methodist chapel. Here is a wharf for the shipment of iron
ore, brought by railway from Frodingham. Sir Robert
Sheffield bart. d.l., j.p. is lord of the manor. The trustees
of the late Edward Scholfleld M.o. of Doncaster, are the
principal landowners, but there are many small owners.
The soil is idluvial ; subsoil, moor. The chief crojw are
wheat, potatoes and flax. The area is 3,808 acres, in the
township SOI acres ; rateable value, ^^1,079 ; the population
in 1 88 1 was 366 in West Halton parish and 68 in Froding-
ham parish and in the ecclesiasticd parish of Onnness-cimi-
Bnrringhara, 864.
Parish Clerk, John Winn.
Waix Box. — Letters throogfa Doncaster, vid Burringham,
which is the nearest money order k telegraph office, arrive
at 8 a.m. ; dnpatohed at 5.35 p.m
School (mixed), built in 1880, by subscription, for 200
children, with an average attendance of 150 ; k supported
by parish rates ; William Rowland Hulme, master ; Mrs.
Annie Hulme, mistress
heU since 1861 by the Bev. Walter Allcroft &A. of Trinity Railway Station, John Hattie, station master
AUcroft Rev. Walter b.a. [rector]
COXItKBCIAL.
Barber John, miller (wind)
Brown Thomas, farmer. The Grange
Botler James, IroDstone wharf
Carr John, carpenter
Gioper Joseph, farmer
Empeon Thomas, carpenter
Empson William, farmer
Foster Henry, farmer. Neap house
Hewson William Herbert, farmer
Leigh George, farmer
Maraden William, farmer
Nutt James, fanner, Wilks house
' Nutt Joseph, farmer
Peart Tliomas, coal agent
Robinson Charles, shopkeeper
Scott Benjamin, blaclumith
Waite Robert, farmer. Neap house
West Thomas, farmer
HABH01TCIH (or Haburoh) is a long irregularly built
village and parish, and has a station on the Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, in the Northern division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of Yarborough
wapentake, Caistor nnion. Great Grimsby county court
district, rural deaner}' of Yarborough No. i, archdeaconrj'
(i Stow and diocese of Lincoln, i63t miles from London, 8|
west-north-west from Grimsby, about 3 east from Ulceby
Junction. 3 from the Hiunber and 9 north from Caistor-
The church of St. Margaret, rebuilt in 1869, at a cost of about
;j2,ooc, contributed by the late Earl of Yarborough and the
prinripal jiarishioners, is an edifice of Kirtnn and Ancaster
stone, in a modem Gothic style, and consists of chancel,
nave, aisles, south porch and a tower containing 3 bells : the
stained east window is a memorial to the late Mrs. Wood.
The register dates from the year 1538. The living is a
vicarage, commlidated with that of Killingholme, joint gross
yeariy value ;^soo, including 197 acres of glebe here, in the
gift of the Earl of Yarborough, and held since 1843 by the
Ber. John Byron m.a. of Brascnoae College, Oxford, who
mi<les at North Killingholme. There is a Wesleyan chapel,
rebuilt in 1869, and a Primitive Methodist chapel rebuilt in
1873. Thomas Hicks' charity of £$, left in 1773, is distri-
bntwl. The Earl of Yarborou^ D.i., j.p. is lord of the
manor. Mrs. Thomas Dannatt, the trustees of Mr. Thomas
Dann Thomas
Dannatt (Mrs.) Thomas
Donovan Michael
COMXBBCIAL.
Allmby James, butcher
Bell Enoch, carrier
Boynton Robert, coal merchant
Boj-nton Thomas, grazier
Bmcklesby John, farmer
Brown k Plaskitt, farmers
Bmmbv Marshall, blacksmith
Cavell William, farmer
CnthbertHumphrey.farmer&londowner
Daim Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, k
post office
Donovan John Wells, coal merchant
Elletson Job, farmer
Bower and Mr. Hnrnphrey Cnthbert are the principal land-
owners. The soil is strong clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, turnips and seeds. The area is
1,570 acres of land and 1,180 of water; rateable value,
jf4,34S ; the ixipulation in 1881 was 391.
Parish Clerk, Henry Miller.
Post OFncR. — Mrs. Mary Ann Dann, receiver. Letters
through Ulceby arrive about 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.5
p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
Ulceby
Railway Station, Albert Edward Watson, station master
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1874, for the
nnited district of Habrough k Immingham ; William
Mapplethor|)e, chairman ; k James AUenby, clerk to the
board ; Henrj- Miller, attendance officer
Board School, for both parishes, built in 1876, at a cost, in-
cluding site, of ;^i,4oo, for 180 children ; average attend-
ance, 100 ; William Wright, master ; Mrs. Humphreys,
mistress ; Miss Jane Price, infants' mistress
Cabbikbs : —
Thomas Miller, to Grimsby, on friday ; to Brigg, tharsday ;
to Caistor, on Saturday
Enoch Bell, to Hull, vid New Holland, on tuesday
Grimsby, friday ; to Caistor, Saturday
Lee John, miller (wind k steam)
Ma|>plethorpe Wilham, farmer
Miller Thomas, carrier
Newton (Mrs.) William, farmer
Robinson William, tailor
Robinson William, shoe maker
Spencer George, farmer
to
Hare Enoch, Railway inn ; horses k Spencer Joseph, fanner
traps for hire, with excellent driving j W addingham Jsph.builder k contract«>r
Jackson John, boot k shoe maker 1 Wood W illiam, farmer
Digitized by VjUUV IC
462 HACCONBY.
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LINGOLHSHiai:.
HAOOONBT with BTEKFIEI.D.
[Kelly's
Hacookby i8 a parish, townabip and village, 4 miles north
from Bonm, if north from Morton station, 6 south from
Falkingham, in the Southern division of the county, parta
of Kesteven, Aveland hundred. Bourn union land ouunty
court district, rural deanery of Aveland No. a, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The church of St. Andrew
is an ancient building, in the Early English and Perpendi-
cular styles, consisting of chancel, north chapel, nave of
three bays, aisles and a tower with spire containing 4 bells :
at the east end of the south aisle are an altar bracket and
piscina and two slabs with crosses of the thirteenth century:
there is also a piscina in the chancel, and on the ^veinent a
slab commemoratiug an ecclesiastic, of which the mscription,
when perfect, ran : — *• Iste fuit Rector de Bmnn vodtatos :"
there are two mediaeval oak chests, one of which has very
excellent traceried panelling : the chapel, which is Perpen-
dicular, has stone seats on the north and east sides and a
piscina, and there is here a fine brass to the late Rev. Samuel
Hopkinson, vicar and his wife, designed by Mr. A. W.
PogiD : in the sonth wall of the chantry is a freestone tablet
with a rhyming acrostic to John Aumey, 1648, and at it«
north-eaat angle, in the churchyard, a rich canopy which
once covered an efflgy : the tower of ashlar and rabble is of
the fourteenth century. The register dates from the year
1703. Hie living is a vicarage, annexed to that of Morton,
joint eroes yearly value from 919 acres of glebe ^^430, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since i86a by the
Bev. Walter Stockdale it. a. of Trinity College, Oimbridge,
who resides at Morton. Sir Richard Brownlow left to tLis
]»rish two yearly rent-charges — one of £3, for educating
six children and one of /i, for the poor, who hare also the
interest of ^^55 left by different donors. A few yards north
of the church is an ancient brick building, formerly pro-
tected by a gateway. The principal landowners are Lord
Aveland p.c, d.l., j.v. who is lord of the nunur, Thomas
Lttwranoe esq. of Hacconby hall, WiUiam Munton Lawrance
a and W. Brown esq. The soil is loam and sandy peat ;
oO, higher parts rock, lower parts silt. The chief crops
are wheat, oats, beans and peas. The area is 3,220 acres ;
rateable value, ;^3,S43; the population in 1881 of the
entire parish was 413.
Stknfibu) (or Stainlield) is a hamlet of Hacoonby, about
a miles west. The poor of this hamlet have the interest of
£47 6s. ad. left by Henry Fryer in xBaa. There wss
anciently a Boman station formed apparently on aoconnt of
the existence on this spot of mineral springs, which retained
their popularity until the middle of the eighteenth centnry ;
many Roman coins have been met with, and there was once
a chapel here.
Parish Clerk, Robert Ellis.
Post Offick. — ^Thomas AUatt, receiver. Letters through
Bourn arrive at 6.55 a.m. ; dispatched at 6. 15 p.m. WMk
days only. Rippingale is the nearest money order office ;
the nearest telegraph ofHee is at Bourn
National School, built in 1866, by Lord Aveland, for 80
children, with an average attendance of 50 Jc snpported
by voluntary rate ; John Lea, master
Batty Mrs
Lawrance Thomaa, Hacconby hall
couximciAL.
Allatt Tboa. grocer, draper, k post office
Baker James, farmer
Barnard Benjamin, farmer, Fen
Booth' George, tailor
, Brown WiUiam, farmer St landowner ! Herrinum Joel, baker
Franks Edward, farmer
Franks John, farmer
Grnmmitt Edward John,tarmer,8tenfld
Grnmmitt Joseph, farmer, Stenfield
Lawrance Thomas, farmer k landowner,
Hacconby hall
Hiddleton Harloek, shopkeeper Jc farmer
Pdl Joseph, carpenter, Stenfield
BawUnaon John, bricklayer
Bobinson WiUiam, wheelwright
Senside Henry, Red Lion & blacksmitli
WakefieldEd ward, beer retailer kfarmer
EACEBT is a small parish, in the Southern division of
the county, parte of Kesteven, petty sessional division of
Bourn, (irantham union and connty court district, wapen-
take of Aveland, miml deanery of Aveland No. i, diocese
and archdeaconry of Lincoln, '6| mUes east-by-north from
Billingborongh station, 8 east from Grantham and 3k north-
west from Falkingham. The church is a sinaU building of
stone, consisting of chancel, nave, transept, south-west porch
and a western tower, containing a bells. The register dates
from the year 1560. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-
charge 1^139, net yearly value ^ao8, including 54 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of Sir William Earle Welby-
Ureeory bart. and held since 1833 by the Rev. John
NevUle Calcraft M. A. of Clare College, Cambridge. A Roman
tesselated pavement with other considerable remains were
discovered west of the viUage in 1818, near which a bonge
was built and an orchard planted to preserve the site. Sir
WiUiam Earle Welby-Gregory bart. D.u, t.v. of Den-
ton Manor, (rrantham, is lord of the manor and primnal
landowner. The soil is strong loam ; subsoil, day. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and roots. The
area is 705 acre* ; rateable value, £963 ; the population in
i88i was S3.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Bayson.
Letters through Falkingham, which is the nearest money
order ft telegraph office, arrive af, 9.30 a.m. ft dispatched
by messenger, who caUs for letters at 3.30 p.m
There is no school in this parish; the children attend the
school at Newton
C^loraft Rev. John Neville, M. A. [rector]
Gibson John, farmer
farmers
HACKTHpBN is a parish, near Ermine Street, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, eastern
division of Aslacoe wapentake, union and county court dis-
trict of Lincoln, rural deanery of Aslacoe, archdeaconry of
Slow and dioceso of Lincoln, 7 miles north-by-east from
Lincoln, 10, west-south-west from Market Rasen and 9 west
from Wickcnby station on the Manchester, Sheffield and
Lincolnshire railway. The church of St. Michael is a hand-
some stone building, in the Early Decorated style, consisting
of chancel, clerestoried nave, north aisle and western tower
with pinnacles, containing i bell, ;and ' north porch : the
interior is beautifully fitted with carved seats: there are
stained windows in the chancel and in south aisle : the
organ was built by Nicholson, of Lincoln. The register
dates from the year 1653. Th^ living is- a vicarage, with
the rectory of Cold Hanworth annexed, gross yearly value
^280, including 170 acres of glebe, with residence, in the
gift of Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq. j.p. and held
since 1877 by the Rev. Charles Henry Fairfax M.A. of St.
Michelson S<irah ft EUzabeth (Misses), | Rayson William, fftrmer
Cracroft-Amcotts Edward Weston j.p.
Hackthorn haU
Fairfax Rev. Charles Henry ji.A. [vicar],
Vicarage
COHHERCIAL.
Boldock Frederic, miller (wind)
Bradshaw George, tailor
I
John's College. Oxford, Hackthorn Hall, the seat of Bdwud
Weston CrsCToft-Amcotts esq. i.P. is a large and .handsome
mansion, standing in a well-wooded park of ico acres, is
which is a small lake. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. Edwaid
Weston Cracroft-Aiucotts esq. of Hackthorn Hall, who i>
lord of the manor, and the trustees of the late John Lee
Mainwaring esq. are the princi]»l landovi'uers. The soil is
loam and clay; subsoil, limestone. The area is 2,890
acres ; rateable value, ;£3,ao5 ; the population in 1881 wai
378.
Parish Clerk, Charles Hartley.
Post Officb. — Richard Moore, receiver. Letters arrive by
foot post from Lincoln at 9.1^ a.m. ; dispatched at 343
p.in. The nearest money orner otHce is at Scothem ft
telegraph at Lincoln
School, built 1870, for 80 children ; average attendance,
35 ; Miss Elizabeth Bobinson, mistress
Carrixbs to Lincoln. — Samud Cook ft Thomas Clark,
tues. ft fri
Popple WilUam, gardener to Edward
Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq. j.p
Biggoll Frank, farmer
Stainton Richard, shoe maker
Sykes (exors. of), farmer
Teathor William, carpenter
Varsey Robert, mason
Bratton Charles, farmer
Cook Samuel, carrier
Dowmon Charles, farmer
Lynn Thomas, farmer
Marshall Samuel, farmer
Moore Richard, blacksmith
Pears Thomas, farmer
HAOKABY is a parish and small village, pleasantly I stored in 1881 by the patroness, and a baptistery added at the
situated near a small stream, in the Mid (Svision of the west end ; the marble font was the gift of the late Canon C«lt-
cnnnty, parts of Lindsey, west division of the soke of man and Mrs. T. Coltnian : the east window is stained. The
Bolingbroke union, petty sessional division and connty register dates from the year 16S4. The living is a vicarage,
court district of Spilsby, rural deanery of Bolingbroke, | yearly valne from 23 acres of glebe /77,gro88;f 87, in the gift
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-west 1 of Mrs. Pocklington-Coltman,and held since 1883 by the Rev.
from Sirilsby railway station. The church of St. Andrew is a George Mauj^an M.A. of St. Catharine's CoUege, Cambridge,
sniall bnUding of stone in the Italian 8tyle,and consists of nave who is also vicar of and resides at East Kirkby. There is a
with apse and a turret containing i beU : the church was re- I small charity amounting to £^ yearly for the benefit of the
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piwr. Mrs. Pocklington-Coltnian, wife of Roger Pocklington-
Ooltnuin esq. of Hagnaby priory, is lady of the luaoor and
Rile landowner. The soil is light ; subsoil, gravelly.
The chief crops are Trheat, oats, Mrley and b«^ns. The
area is 789 acres ; rateable valne, £946 ; the population
in 1881 was 77.
By a Vocai Goremment Provisional Order, dated Dec.
a4th, 1880, and confinned by Act. 44, Vict. e. xvii. a
PocUington-Coltman Roger j.f, d.l. | Chapman Smith,
Hagnaby priory I - Roger Pocklington-Coltman esq
Hand Willjam Chas. farmer. Home farm { Kemp Daniel, farmer, The Grange
detached rsrt of this parish with 16 inhabitants was trans-
ferred to Thorpe St. Peter parish.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Dennis.
Letters received through Spilsby ; the nearest money order
office is at East Kirkby ; the telegraph office is at Spilsby
School : the children of this place go to the school at East
Kirkby
head gardener to I Spinks Charles, head gamekeeper to
Roger Pocklington-CoKman esq
HAGWOBTHINOHAKisa large village and parish,
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Hill
hondred, Homcastle union, petty sessional division and
county court district, rural deanery of Hill Xo. a, and
aicbdcaconr}- and diocese of Lincoln, 4^ miles north-west
from Spilsby railway station and 6 east from Homcastle.
The church of the Holy Trinity is an old building of stone
and brick, in the Transitional and £ariy English styles,
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a tower
containing 8 bells : tiie chancel and south aisle were rebuilt
in 1859, in the Early English style, and the chnrch generally
restored, under the superintendence of Mr. James Fowler,
aichitect, of Louth, Uie material being sandstone, with
freectone dreasin^is : the east window is a memorial to the
Chcalea family: m the north aisle a stained window was
erected in 1865, to the memory of the late Prince Consort,
and there if one in the chancel. The parish register dates
from the year 1563. The living is a rectory, yearly value
/404, in Une gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held by, the
Ser.Cecil Edward Fisher xjl. late student of Christ Church,
Oxford, and prebend of Lincoln. The rectory house was
bailtin 1841, at a cost of about j^a,ooo. There are Wes-
leran and Primitive Methodist chapels. In 1651 Hr.'Thomas
Cfiealea left a yearly rent-charge of ^8 for the poor
parishioners, of which /e 6s. 8d. only is now paid out of an
estate in this jterish belonging to "the Rev. Henry John
Cheales m.a. vicar of Friakney. The poor's land, amount-
ing to upwards of 7 acres, was allnttcxl at the Enclosure,
Basker Thomas
Fisher Rev. Cedl Edward m.a. Rectory
Ward Hev. Roberts. A. [vicar of Ashby
Pnerorura]
COMMESCLAI.,
Bariier George Henry, machine owner
Bellamy Anthony, land surveyor, regis-
trar of births k deaths for Tetford
sub-district & sanitary inspector for
the Homcastle Rural sanitary
anthority
Csunt Absalem Hansom, George fc
I>Tagon k hoTie breaker
Chatterton Wattam, farmer
Cheeseman Wm. farmer & potato mer
Chicken Robert, market gardener
C<^ Joseph, shopkeeper, & post ofHce
Conington Clement, farmer
Onoke Preeston, carrier
Dalton lliomas, farmer
Danbney Charles, farmer
Daubney Robert, farmer
Danbney Thos. wheelwi%ht & shopkpr
Davey Augustus Budibent, farmer.
Manor house
Dawson George, carpenter
Dracass Henry, manager for John
Oldrid & Co. tc agent for the Qneen
Fire k Life Insurance Co
English Jacob, farmer
English Martha (Mrs.), farmer
Plintotf Thomas, miller (water)
Gray William, grazier
Hall William, farmer
Honlden Thomas, Ikrmer
Howden Thomas, shoe maker
Howsam Isaac, tailor
King John, farmer
Lammin Sarah (Mrs.), carrier
Haddison Frederick Morley, farmer
Maddison Samuel, batcher
Marshall Francis, cattle dealer
and is now let for more than /13 a year. Earl Manvcrs,
who is lord of the manor, and the Rev. Henr}- John Cheales
X.A. Sir Henry Day Ingilby hart, of Ripley, Yorks, the
trustees of the late Rev. W. A. Bathnrst and Mrs. Wingate,
are the principal landowners. The soil is mixed ; subsoil,
clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley,
see<ls and roots. The area is 3,333 acres ; rateable value,
;^3,747 ; the population in 1881 was 484.
Post k Monev Ordbb Ofpicb, Savings Bank k Annuity k
Insurance Office. — Joseph Cole, receiver. Letters arrive
from Spilsby at 9.15 a.m. by foot messenger, who returns
at 4.30 p.m. The nearest telegraph offices are at Spilsby
& Homcastle
A parochial school, with a house for the master, was built
m 1835, by subscription, k the old school-room, with 3
acres of land, was exchanged, at the Enclosure in 1796,
for 3^ acres, now producing £6 loe. ; the master has also
the interest of £233, bequeathetl by Mr. John Dawson, in
1858, k £10 & year left by the Rev. William Dales, who,
in 1667, bequeathed 2^ acres of land to pay this annuity,
k the residue to the poor i the bell-ringers
Parochial School, rebuilt in 1874, for 120 children ; average
attendance, 73, k supported by endowment. Govern-
ment grant k school fees ; James Moss, master ; Mrs.
Margaret F. Moss, mistress
Cabkiess. — Freeston Cooke k Mrs. Sarah Lammin to
Homcastle, sat. ; Spilsby, mon
Measures George, baker, miller (wind)
k farmer
Oldrid John k Co. (Henry Dracass,
manager ),groceTs & provision dealers.
The Stores
Ranson William Alfred, cowkeeper
Richardson John, blacksmith
Rig^all Francis, shoe maker k shopkpr
Robmson Francis Matthews, farmer
Robeon Thomas William, beer retailer
. k wheelwright
Simons Edman, farmer
Walter William, farmer, MountPleasant
Westerby Charles, farmer
.Westoby George, farmer
Westerby Sabina (Mrs. ), rarmer,Highfld
Westerby William, farmer
Wildman John, farmer
Wright John Henry k Robert, farmers,
ord hall
Wright Thomas, farmer
HAHTIOK is a perish, in the Mid division of the
oinnty, parts of Lindsey, east division of the wapentake of
Wraggue, Wraggoe petty sessional division, Louth union,
county court district of Market Rasen, rural deanery of
Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, i^
miles north-west from South Wilhngham station, 5 miles
nurth-east from Wingby, 7 south-east from Market Rasen
and 10 West from Louth, situated on the road from Wragby
to Louth. The church of St. Mary is a handsome stone stnie-
Inre of the Norman, Early English and Decorated periods,
insisting of chancel, with chantry chapel, nave, aisles,
south ^rch and tower surmounted by a lofty spire, and
ixmtaining 3 bells and a clock : the chnrch contains several
memorials to the Heneagc family : the first in order of date
i.1 a floor slab with etiigies in brass of John Heneage, 1435,
in a cirilian's dress, and Alice, his wife, in a long-sleeved
gown and homed head-<lre8s : a smaller brass is inscribed
to John Heneage, 15^0, and Katherine, his wife : in front of
the north wall of the chancel is a small laltar tomb of Pur-
heck marble, with a reredos of the same material, and
effigies, kneeling before a desk, of Sir Thomas Heneage kt.
'5S3t Katherine (Skipwith), his wife, his daughter Eliza-
beth and her husband, Lortl Willonghby of Parham :
the former bears a tabard of his arras : against the
west wall is the tomb of John Heneage, 1559, and Anne
(Cope), his wife, with effigies of both, the former being in
onnplete armour, under a double arcaded canopy, snp-
)»ne<l by Anted columns : the tomb is of stone, pBrtially
lainted, and above it are funeral helms and spurs : next is
a grand altar tomb of alabaster, with eSlgy to Sir George
Heneage kt. 1594 ; the figure, reclining on a mat, with the
head on a cushion, is in full armour, richly gilt, and at the
feet a tiyant greyhonnd : on the south side of the chapel is a
finely sculptnred monument, with many sjinbolical figui'es
and inscriptions to William Heneage, i6jo«. 91, and Anne
(Fiahboume), 1583: and Jane (Bnusels), 1596, his mves :
there are kneeling effigies of himself and his first wife, and
below figures of children ; there is also a mural monument
to Sir George Heneage, 1659, Arith symbolical carvings,
erected in 169a, and another to George Heneage, and
Mar}' (Petre) and Eliwbcth (Heinloke), his wives : a small
slab of the fifteenth century commemorates William
Maltby. The register dates from the year 1674. The
livingis a vicarage, with Sixhills united, joint gross yearly
value /agS including 33 acres of glebe, in the gift of
Edward Heneage esq. m. p., j.p. and held since 1883 by the
Rev. Arthur Tnwse Fortcscne, St. Alban hall, Oxford, who
resides at Sixhills. A Catholic church, dedicated to St.
Francis of Sales, was erected here in 1836 by the late (t. H.
Heneage esq. in memory of his wife. Hainton Hall, the
seat of Edward Heneage esq. M.P., D.I.., t.P. lord of the
manor and sole lando\mer, is a large and handsome man-
sion, standing in a well-wooded park of 145 acres, and has
been the seat of the family since the reign of Henry III.
The soil is strong clay and sand ; subsoil, clay ; on the
Wolds, chalk and limestone. The crops are wheat, barley,
oats and turnips. The area, is 3,306 acres; rateable value,
;^3,434 ; the population in 1881 was 304.
Parish Clerk, Edward Holmes.
Post k Monet Obdbb Officb k Savings Bank. — George
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LINCOLNSHISE.
[KELtY's
Crovder John, miller (wind) k iarmer
Hibbitt Edward Eriaon, farmer
Hudson Thomas, farmer
Neave William, farmer
Penrose George & Sons, grocers,drapers
k tailors
Richardson Edward, butcher
Penrose, receiver. Letters arrive by raessen^r from
Wragby at 9 a.m. ; on Sundays, laao a.m. ; dispatched
at 4 p.m. ; oh Sundays at 1.55 .p.m. The nearest tele-
graph olfice is at South Willingham railway station
Cheadle Verv Rev. Canon Fras. d.d.
[Catholic]
Heneage Edward h.p.,d.l.,j.p. The
Hall ; Si Brook's k Traveller's clubs,
London s w
Borringham John, farmer
Coppin Thomas, smith & farrier
OBEAT and LITTLE HALE are townsliips, form-
ing the parish of Hale Magna, in the Southern division of
the county, parts of fCesteven, wapentake of Aswardhnm,
Sleaford union, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Aswardhnm-with-LaCford No. 3,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. Great Hale is
5^ miles east-south-east from Sleaford and half a mile
south from Heckington station on the Boston and Sleaford
line. The church of St. John the Baptist is a building of
rubble of the Early Xorman, Early and Late Decorated and
Perpendicular styles, consisting of nave, aisles, south porch
and a western tower containing 5 bells : the tower dates
from a period anterior to the Conquest, but Jias no features
of genuine Saxon character ; the octagonal font belongs to
the Perpendicular period and has been engraved in " Simp-
son's Fonts:" at the eastern end of the south aisle is a
piscina, on the opposite wall an aumbry : in the north aisle
are a floor tablet, Drass and monument to Robert Cawdron,
1665, also brass to his son Francis Cawdron, 1650, and a
brass to Anne Cawdron, wife of Robert, recording the fact
that she bore to her husband ten sons and six daughters ;
date of this brass 1625. The register dates from about the
year 1690. The living is a discharged vicarage, rated in
the King's Books at ^8 6s. yearly value jf6oo gross with
residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since
i88a by the Rev. Ernest Julius Turckheim. The poor's
allotments in Great Hale, of 19 acres, let at £34 yearly, and
Great Hale.
Barnes Mrs. Old vicarage
Turckheim Rev. Ernest Julius [vicar]
Barnard Edward, baker
Clarke George, farmer
Cex John, farmer
Dring Jas. Rose k Crown, k blacksmith
Elkington Francis, farmer, Fen
Everitt Martin, butcher
Faulkner Rebecca (Mrs.), butcher
Fenton Joseph lientley, black.tmith
Garton Thomas, grocer & drai>er
Harris George, farmer. Feu
Harris Thomas, farmer. Fen
IngattThi>mas,wheelwright k carpenter
Ingatt John, carpenter
Johnson Jonathan, farmer, Fen
Eeal John, market gardener
Key Francis k Timothy, farmers
HALLINQTOIT is a parish and station on the Louth
and Lincoln railway : it is in the Northern division »f the
county, parts of Lindscy, Wold division of the hundred of
Louth Eske, Louth union and county court district, rural
deanery of I.outh Eske and Ludborough No. 3, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 2} miles south-west from
Louth. No traces of the church no«r remain : the site is
used as a burial ground : the inhabitants attend the church
The register is included in that of Kaithby.
A school was built by the late G. F. Heneage esq. in 1846 :
it is supported by Edward Heneage esq. K.p. k tie
children's pence ; Miss Annie Georgina Selvage, nustr«j»
Wallis Joseph, farmer, bailiff to E.
Heneage esq. M.P., d.l., j.p
Webster Wm. Heneage Arms, k farmer
Wilson George Henry, secretar}- to E.
Heneage esq. u.p., d.l., t.r
Winter George, carpenter
both sums ate dis-
Knight Frederick, shoe maker
Makins John, market gardener
Maston Frederick, farmer
Mettam John, farmer
Money Henry, carjienter k wheelwright
Read Waddington, farmer
Rear George, farmer, Fen
Rowe Edward, farmer
Singleton BSizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Ward Luke, farmer
Ward William, boot maker
Ward William, wheelwright
Ward William, jun. grocer,
post office
Wheatman George, baker
Wise Charles, Nag's Head
Wood William, market gardener
Little Hale.
Bardsley Henry Allen, farmer
in Little Hale, of 30 acres, let at £jo ;
tributed in fuel. The Marquess of Bristol, who is lonl of
the manor, J. Farrant esq. and Hussey Packe esq. D.L., j.p.
are the principal landowners in Great Hale. The population
of the township of Great Hale in 1881 was 708, and the entire
parish 1,070 ; the area is 5,110 acres, including Little Hale:
rateable value, ;^io,83o.
Little Hale township is one mile south 01 Great Hal;.
The Marquess of Bristol, who is lord of the manor, Hossrv
Packe esq. d.l., j.p. Rev. John Cheilds, George Hides ejq
Mrs. Dickens, G. Sills, Felix Tomlinson, Charles Shsrpe and
J. S. Godfrey esqrs. are the principal landowners. The soil
is in some parts light loam, and in others clay ; snbsoil, cbr
and stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans,
seeds and turnips. The acreage is inclnded with Gmt
Hale. The population in 1881 was 363.
BnoADHUROT is one mile and a half south-east.
Parish Clerk, John Ingatt.
Post Office, Great Hale. — William Ward, receiver. Let-
ters arrive from Sleaford at 9.15 a.m. ; dispatched 814.5
&m. Tlie nearest money order k telegraph office it >l
eckington
Post Office, Little Hale. — John Green, receiver, hettm
arrive from Sleaford at 9.36 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.ni
National school (mixed), capacity, 130; average attend-
ance, 90
BarnesSophia(Mrs. )k John.fannersJ'en
Dickens Monica (Mrs.), farmer. Fen
Dickenson Thomas, Bowling green
1 Faulkner Charles, farmer
Fountain Henrj-, farmer. Fen
Garatt Julia (Mrs.), farmer
Green Walter, Nag's Head
Green John, shopkeeper
Harris Charles, fanner
Hesscl Charles, farmer
Hutchinson John, farmer. Fen
Hides George, farmer. The Fields
BCey Richard, farmer
Parker Thomas, shopkeeper
Rawson William, grocer & draper
Skinner William, shoe maker
Smith Mary (Mrs. ), wheelwright
Stennett Joseph, farmer. Fen
baker k
residence at Raithby, in the gift of Henry Chaplin esq. ilp
and held since 1869 by the Itev. William Henry Honey H-4.
LL.B. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, who reside at
Raithby. Henry Chaplin esq. m.p., d.l., j.p. is lord of the
manor and sole landowner. The soil is chalk and ckiy:
subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oais
The area is 1,498 acres ; rateable value, £^,767 ; the (wpula-
tion in 1881 was 113.
Letters through Louth, the nearest money order k telegraph
otttce
Railway Station, James Chambers, station master
at Raithby.
The living is a vicarage, consolidated with Raithby rectory,
joint yearly value jif64jo, including 74 acres of glebe, with
Chatterton William, farmer | Johnson k Co. coal factors | Oliver George Alleriby, farmer
HALTHAM-TTPON-BAIN' is a parish in the Mid ! register dates from the year 1561. The living is a di -
division of the*t'ounty, parts of Lindsey, soke, petty sessional chargetl rectory, united irith that of Roughton, joint yearly
division, county court district, and union of Horncastle, value ^650, in the gift of F. S. Dymoke esq. and held sine?
ruiul deanerA- of Gartree, and archdeaconry and diocese of 1867 by the Rev. Henry Spurrier bjl. of Trinity College,
Lincoln, 4 niiles south from Horncastle. The church of St. | Dublin. Here is a Weslej-an chapel. F. S. Dymoke est
Benedict is a verj- old stone building, in the Early Nonnan, ; the Hon. the Queen's Champion, who is lord of the manor.
Early English, and Later styles, consisting of chancel, nave Sir Henry James Hawlcy bart. and W. H. Traffonl eaq. are
of three bsiys, north aisle, south porch and low wooden the principal landowners. The soil is sand and clay ; sub-
belfry on tlie western gable containing i bell : the south soil, same. The chief crops are wheat, oats and turnips
doorway is Early Norman, the next earliest feature being The area is 3,380 acres ; rateable value, ^f 1,198 ; the popula-
the Early English arcade ; the chancel is Decorated through- tion in 1881 was 179. By the Act 44 Vic. c. xvii. a detached
out, the east window being a remarkably fine specimen of portion of the Fen Allotment was transferred to the iie»
the style, with elaborate tracery in the head : in the jamb , parish of WildmiH)r.
of oueof the windows is a carious recess, with a little pillar , Parish Clerk. R'lbcrt Richardson.
at the angle, serving as a canopy to a piscina within ; there Lettkr Box cleared at 3 p.m. Letters through Homraslle,
are also triree sedilia, an aumbrj-, and four brackets ; in the | which is the nearest money order k telegraph otlicc
churchyard stands the base of an ancient cross. The The children of the parish attend the Schiwl at Rought-ui
Haltham-upon-Bain.
Dunham Hubbert, farmer
Fletcher George, bootmaker
Gaunt Thomas, farmer
Gaunt William, farmer
Goodyear Alfred,MarraionArmsft grocr
Houldersbaw Curtis, farmer
Knowlra JobA.carpenter jcwheeelwright
Perkins William, farmer
Priestley Joseph, blacksmith
Strawson James, fanner
Ve&rOeoi^ge, farmer
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
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"BAUT HAIiTOK is a parish, and loug irregularly built
Tillage : the parish extends to the creek called Halton Skit-
ter, on the nver Humber, in the ?Iorthem division of the
tvnnty, parts ot Lindsey, east division ot Yarborongb
-vapentake, Glanford Brigg union and petty sessional divi-
sion, connty court district of Barton-upon-Humber, rural
deanery of Yarborongh No. z, ardideacunry of Stow, and
dioceae of Lincoln ; the village is 7 miles east-by-sonth
from Barton, 2 east from Thornton Abbey station, and one
mile from the Huinber. The church of St. Peter is an
ancient edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave and
aisles, and a tower containing 3 bells. The register dates
from the year 1574. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
value /180, -with residence, in the gift of the Earl of Yar-
bnrough. and held since 1880 by the Rev. Joseph Wright
B.A. o( Trinity College, Dublin. There are Wesleyan and
Primitive Methodist chapels here. John Hewitson and
Robert Henry Colville esqT8. are joint lords of the manor.
Wright Rev. Joseph B.A. [vicar]
Coggan Thomas, grocer & draper
Dee John, farmer
Doughty James, carrier
Drewery Thomas, blacksmith
Prankish William John, farmer
Fussey George, farmer & machine ownr
Good Isaac & Son, brick k tile makers
Good George, brick & tile maker
Harrop Joseph, Black Bull p.h
Johnson Thomas, farmer
Laeeby Joseph, tailor
Leary & Crovther, auctioneers
Sleight George, miller
Spencer William, farmer
coscuBciai.
Atkinson Newby, grocer
Bseon John, blacksmith
Blake Hany, saddler
Blanchard Seth, farmer
Bradley Robert, farmer
Bradshaw Thomas, farmer
Brenghton William, shoe maker
Bnrrill Samuel, farmer
BTgott John & William, farmers
Chapel rharles, tailor
Clifton Jame8,boot k shoo maker
HAIiTOK HOUSGATE is a parish and village, with
station on the Spilsby branch of the Great Northern Rail-
way, in the Mid division of the countv, parts of IJndsey,
Bulingbroke soke (East division), Spilsby union, petty
sessional division and connty court district, rural deanery
of Candleshoe No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, a^ miles north-west Irom Firsby junction, 125
from London, and one mile and a half east-south-east from
Spflsby railway. The church of St. Andrew is a fine struc-
ture nf the Perpendicular period, and consists of chancel,
clerestoried nave, aisles, porch, and a large tower contain-
ing 6 musical bells : the east window and various others in
the church are stained : the ancient font is panelled, and
ahibits : shields bearing the arms of Wells, and various
devices ; in the chancel lies the figure of a knight, in ar-
mour, found buried under the floor, but still in excellent
preservation, the head rests on cushions, and the feet on a
lion ; the shield suspended over the left shoulder, displays a
lion rampant, and the sword hangs from a belt : this emgy
is snppond to represent Sir Henry de Holton, a member of
a funily holding possessions here in the fourteenth
century. There is also a coffin-shaped slab of Purbeck
The principal landowners are the Earl of Yarborough d.l.
J. p. J. Hewitson esq. and Messrs. John Stevenson, and
John George Crowther. The soil is clay ; subsoil, ctay.
The chief crops are wheat, beans and turnips. The area
is 3,920 acres of land and 1,570 of water ; rateable value,
^3,647 ; the population in 1881 was 641.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Wright.
Posr Office. — Edward Thompson, receiver. Letters
arrive through Ulceby at 10 a.m. ^ dispatched at 3. 15
p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph ofHoe is at
ITlccby
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873 ; the
Rev. Joseph Wright b.a. chairman ft clerk to the &»rd.
Board Schools, brick (mixed), built in zSjS at a cost of
jfi, 100, for 130 children, with an average attendance of
90 ; Thomas Ijiycock, master
Cadkiek. — James Doughty, to Hull, tues. ft fri
Stamp William, boot ft shoe maker
Stamper Anningsun, farmer, Coatebill
Stevenson John, farmer
Thompson Edward, grocer, draper,
fanner, brickmaker, ft agent for W.
ft A. Gilbey, wine ft spirit merchants
Thompson John, insurance agent
Tinckler William, bricklayer
Turner Francis, farmer
Turner Joseph, wheelwright
Turner William, wheel-wright
\^'ar\vick Charles, farmer
Westoby Rebecca (Miss), beer retailer
Winter William, farmer
late Rev. T. H. Rawnsley and family expended upwards of
;^i,Soo ; the remainder was raised by subscriptions, aided
by a parish rate, the late Lord Willoughby de Eresby, S.
Vesscy esq. A. Booth esq. and others, contributing : in
1866-7, the tower of the church, which was considered dan-
gerous, was partially taken down and restored, as well as
heightened, and strengthened by new and enlarged but-
tresses, under the direction of the late Mr. J. E. Street B.A.
and Mr. James Fowler, of Louth, and a tower clock, striking
the quarters, erected at a total cost of ;£ 1,144. "^e
register dates from the year 1591. The living is a rectory,
net yearly value ^^ago, in the gift of the Baroness Wil-
loughby de Eresby, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Thomas
Walker Sale m.a. of Wadham College, Oxford. There are
Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. The charities
amount to about £5 13s. iid. which sum, by a vote of the
vestry, is appropriated towards the maintenance of the
National school. Robert Holgate, Archbishop of York,
1544, and afterwards deprived, was probably |»m here.
John Henry Veaaey j.p. is lord of the manor and chief land-
owner, and resides at the Manor house. The soil is partly
sand, and the subsoil clay. The crops are on the four-
marble, with this legend in Lombardic capitals around the course system. The area is 3005 acres ; rateable, /3,339;
edge, "Sire Walter Bee Gist Ici De Ki Alme Diev Ait the
«lge,
Merd" : another sepulchral slab, apparently once
bore the efllg^ of a civilian beneath a canopy, with a
marginal inscription : during the restoration several coffins
were discovered under these slabs, in one of which, made
of lead, were the remains of a female, whose golden
coloured hair was perfectly preserved. There is a small
inscribed brass to Bridget (Thorey), wife of John Rugeley,
1658 : one of the bench ends has a singular carving of seven
monkeys, and another has on a lozenge the quartered arms
of Bee and Ufford : the chnrdi was, in the year 1846,
completely repaired, at a cost of ^£1,960, of which sum the
Bowker Thomas, Halton house Chambers Isaac, graiier
Keller Alexander Lambert, Bourne vil Chapman Isaac, graxier
Mason Thomas, The Villa,
Sale Rev. Thomas Walker n .A. [rector]
Rectory
Vessey John Heniy, Manor boose
comiXBClAL.
Abbott William, carpenter
Atkinson Andrew, gro.ftbaker,Fen side
Baker Edward, grocer ft post office
Balderson William (Mrs.), farmer
Belts Thomas, farmer
Berry Lewis, grazier
Bond William, farm bailiff to John
Heniy Vessey, esq
Bowen John, painter
Borrill John, baker ft miller (wind)
Elm
Chapman Cooke, Bell inn
Clark Frank, dairyman ft farmer
Clarke Henry, farmer
Cussons William Maisor, fanner.
Bow house
Dennis John, farmer
Dickinson Fnmcis, farmer
Doughty John, blacksmith ft shop-
keeper. Fen side
Enderby William, wind miller
Grantham Joseph, grazier
Gray Thomas, grazier
Half Edward, carpenter
Hardy William, farmer
Holmes Henn', farmer. Fen side
Johnson Elizabeth (Mrs. ), blacksmith
population in 1881 was 499.
Fensidr is a hamlet near the Catchwater draifi, one mile
and a half south from the church.
Posr Office.— Edward Baker, receiver. Letters arrive
from Spilsby at 6.30 a.m. ft are dispatched at 5.40 p.m.
The nearest money order ft telegraph office is at l^ibby
National School (mixed), tor 100 children, with an average
attendance of 57, ft supported partly by the charity
above mentioned, ft partly by voluntary contributions ;
Nicholas George Heath, master
Railway Station, John Crowter, station master
JohnsonSamuel, farmer, Catchwater bnk
Kidd William, beer retailer. Fen sUa
Marjoaon James (Mrs.) market gardner
Moore William Luke, farmer
Oliver Charles, farmer, Fen side
Raithby Aaron, farmer
Robinson Gilbey, farmer, Rose cottag»
Bobinson William, boot maker
Rowson Samuel, grazier
Shaw Charles ft Thomas, wheelwrightst
Shaw William, butcher
Simpson John, farmer. Fen side
Smith Thoinas, farmer
Stones William, fanner
Westoby John, farmer. Fen side
Woodthor|)e John, coal meitshant, Rail«
way station yard
WB8T HAItTOK is a jnrish, township and small
villiwe, in the Northern division of the connty, parts of
Lindsey, north division of Manley wapentake, Winterton
petty sessional division, Brigg union, Barton-upon-Humber
connty court district, runu deanery of Manlake, arch-
deaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 9| miles north-
west from Winterton, on the road to Whitton, a miles south
from the river Humber, and about 7 north-west from the
Appleby and North Prodingham stations. The church of St.
Etbeldreda, a Gothic building, erected in 1695, after the
' LIN. 30
4fi6 WEST HALTON.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kellt's
destruction of the earlier church by fire in 1682, cnnsists of I owners are Sir Robert Sheffield bart. dj., j.p. the rector ind
cjiancel, nave, tower with 3 hells and vestr}- added in 1837: "'-■-•-' " •—- ""^ '
it was partially restored in 1837, and more folly in 1876-7,
when the chancel was rebuilt at a cost of ;^S76, and the nave
at a further expenditure of ^^496, the chancel being reopened,
both chancel and nave being reseated and the windows
glazed afresh : in the chancel four carved bench ends of oak,
a communion table cloth and other embroidery, were
executed and presented by Mrs. Murray, wife of the rector :
a stained memorial window has been inserted on the south
side by Mary Sharp, of West Halton, in remembrance of
her father, and another window was restored by Mr. James
Green, of Coleby, churchwarden : the font, a new work, is
of Caen stone, and a new pulpit has been erected at the cost
of the rector. The register dates from the year 1538. The
living is a rectory, gross yearly value ^^750, with residence,
in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and held since 1874 by
the Rev. James Murray k.a. of Trinity College, Dublin.
The Primitive Methodists have a chapel here, which was
built in 1877. 8t«amers from Goole and Gainsborough run
daily on the Humber to and from Hull, calling at Whitton
Pier, two miles north of West Halton. The Ecclesiastical
Commissioners are lords of the manor.
Murray Rev. James m.a. [rector]
CAIXBRCIAL.
Brown Wm. jnn. farmer, Glebe tonn
Bust Martin, farmer
The principal land'
I Chatbnm Richard W. farmer, Oldpk
Chatterton John, farmer,Conisby
Oavy William, potato merchant
Goodwin Maria (Mrs.), grocer
Naylor John, former
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The soil is good loam;
subsoil, partly clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
potatoes and oats. The population of the township in 1881
was a66, and of the entire parish 362 ; the area is 4,870
acres ; rateable value, Xf3,774 t w.
CoNisDY is a hamlet, 5 miles Bouth and 2 miles north
from Prodingham railway station
Qwaovat, a township partly in the parish, will befomd
under a separate heading.
Parish Qerk, David I^kwood.
Post Office. — David Lockwood, snb-poitmaster. Lettere
through Doncaster, vid Winterton, by foot post, arrire
abont 9 a.m. & dispatched at 5 p.ni. The nearest money
order & telegraph office is at Winterton. No post od
Sunday
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1874 ; A.
Spencer Winterton, clerk to the board ; Robert Drinkall,
attendance officer
Board Sdiool, mixed, built in 1874 at a cost of ;£700, for 69
children, with an average attendance of 50 ; Miss Emily
Mary Hopkins, mistress
Cabbibb passes throngh to Hull, tDes.& fri. ; to Brigg,man
I Oldman John Edward, farmer
Pickerdike Williain, grocer
Pidd George, Butcher's Arms r.H
Waddingtem Arthur John, irtieelwngbt
HAMEHINOHAJC is a village and parish, in the Hid ' CoHman esqrs. and held since 1866 by the Bev. Henry
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Hill hundred, Shorrock b. a. of Clare College, Cambridge. TheWesleyara
Homcastle union, petty sessional division and county court and Primitive Methodists have chapels here. The Coltman
district, rural deanei^ of Hill No. i, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-east from Homcastle. The
church of All Saints is a small and plain but ancient stone
bnildingin the Early English style, consisting of chancel,nave
of three bays, south aisle, large south porch, and a wooden
belfry containing 2 bells : the font is of stone, very ancient,
and curiously carved, and there is an hour-glass stand. The
register, including Scrafield, dates from the year 1777 for
baptisms and burials, and for marriages from 1744. The
living is a rectory, consolidated with timt of Scrafield, joint
yearly value ;£430, in the gift of William B. and Francis J.
Shorrock Rev. Henry, B.A. [rector]
COXXEBCUL.
Blades James, farmer
Blades Jane (Mrs.), farmer
Carr William, fanner
family, who are lords of the manor, Mrs. Everington, Mr.
English, Miss Harrison and Mrs. Hiimbleby, are the chief
landowners. The soil is mostly clay and gravel : sabsoO,
white and yellow clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats, and turnips, The area is 1,370 acres ; rateable value,
jfi,i43; ""J the population in 1881 was 175.
Sexton, David Ranshaw.
Letters through Homcastle, which is the nearest moner
order k telegraph office
The children of this parish iattend the school at Marehim-
on-the-Hfll
I Dawson William, wheelwright
I English Edmund, farmer k landowner
English John, farmer
Harrison Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer,
Grange farm
I Fletcher William, farmer
Kirk Thomas, farm bailiff to John H.
Wright Scott, esq
Soriieet Edward, bfacksnuth
Tyler John, shopkeeper
HANNAH-cum-HAQVABT.
Hahkak (or Hannat) is a small parish in the Mid division | the manor. The principal landowners are the trustees of the
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of the
hundred of Calceworth, Calceworth petty sessional division,
Louth union and county court district, rural deanery of
Calceworth No. 2, and archdeaconrj- and diocese of Lincoln,
a} miles from the coast, 4^ north-east from Alford station,
and IS sonth-east from Lonth. The church of St. Andrew,
conspicuously placed on a rising ground, is a small building
of bnck, consisting of nave only and a wooden belfry con-
taining I bell : the church is about to be pulled down and
replaced by another. The register dates from the year
1559. The living is a vicarage, consolidated with the
vicarage of Markby, joint net yearly value, from 119 acres of
glebe 2^380, in the gift of the Rev. E. H. Edman h.a. rector
of Thornton-le-Moor, Caistor, and Charles Langton Maarinff-
berd esq. j.f. of Ounby Park, and held since 1881 by toe
Rev. Arthi}r Smyth 1(.a., ll.b, of Trinity College, Dublin,
who resides at Markby. The charities aiuonnt to £1 15s.
yearly, arising from interest on ;^22, given by B. Bowis and
an unknown donor, and are distnbut«l in bread among the
poor. The devisees of the late Thomas Alcock are ladies of
Cole William, farmer
late Adderley Howard esq. of Long Sutton. The eoS is
heavy loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and
beans. The area is 940 acres ; rateable value, ;£i,25o; the
population in 1881 was 117.
Haonaby is a hamlet in the parish, about one mile west
from the church. There was here a Pneinonstratensian
abbey founded by Herbert de Orreby in 1175 and dedicated
to St. Thomas the Martyr : at the Dissolution it had nine
canons and its yearly income was valued at ^f 287 ; the site
was granted to John Freeman of London: there are still
traces of the moats that surrounded the buildings, portions
of the foundations of which have been met with.
Parish Clerk, William Johnson.
Letters throngh Alford, the nearest money order & tele-
graph office
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1877 for
Hamuth-cnm-Hagnaby & Markby united district ; T. E.
Markham, Louth, clerk to the board
Board School for 60 children ; average attendance, 45 ;
Elizabeth Ann Hastings, mistress
Haxmah.
Armstrong George, The Fleece p.H
Burkitt William, farmer
Kealey Christopher, farmer
Necdbam HerMrt, farmer
Thorndike William 0. farmer
Kagnaby.
Brown James, farmer
Eastgate Geo. farm bailiff to F. Howard
SAHEB'Y is a small parish, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, West division of Bolingbroke soke,
union, petty sessional division and county court district of
Spilsby, rural deanery of Bolingbroke, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 4} miles west from Spilsby railway
station. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a small
edifice of brick, consisting of chancel and nave, and a belfry
containing i bell : it was rebuilt in 1858 by Sir John W.
Smith bart. with the exception of the chancel, which was
bnilt by the rector. The register dates from the year 1567.
The living is a rectory, consolidated with that of BalSog-
broke, joint net yearly value /470, in the gift of the tnutees
of the late George Bainbridge «|^. and held since 1841 by
the Rev. Edward Stanley Bosan<}net b.a. of Trinity College,
Cambridge, who resides at Bolingbroke. Frederick Tiwth
esq. is lora of the manor and owner of the land. Hie soil
is sandy and loam ; subsoil, varions. Tlie chief crops are
wheat, barley, turnips and green crops generally. The area
is 744 acres ; rateable value, ;f79S ; the population in 1881
was 42, By a Local Government Board provisional order,
dated December 24th, 1880, and confirmed by the Act 44
Vict. c. xvii. a detached part of this parish, with a popula-
tion of 18, was transferred to the new parish of West Fen.
Parish Clerk, James Parker.
Letters through Spilsby ; the nearest money order office is
at Old Bolingbroke & telegraph office at Spilsby
Grant S. Maudson, farmer, Hareby house
Digi
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DIRECTORy.]
LINCOLNSHIRE.
HARPSWELL 467
HABLAZTOIT is a parish, in the Southern division of
the coanty, parts of Kesteren, Spittlegate petty sessional
ilivisioD, Grantham soke nnion and county court district,
rural deanery of South (xrantham, archdeaconry and diocese
i>f Lincoln, 3 miles south-west from Grantham, on the Mel-
<on Mowbray road, and io8| from London; half-a-niile north
(if the village is a vrharf on the Grantham canal, which
nnis througn this parish. The church of St. Mary and St.
Peter is an ancient building, in the Transitional, Early
English, and later styles, consisting of chancel with aisle
chapels, clerestoned nave of four bays, aisles, south porch,
anJ an embattled tower, with crocketed stone spire and pin-
nacles, and containing 5 bells : the lower portion of the
tower is Decorated, but the upper part, including the
Sfire, is Perpendicular ; the rest of the exterior is also of this
d>te, some portion of it being quite late : the north aisle
arcade is chietly Transitional, the south Early English : the
north chancel diapel is believed to have been founded and
drdicated to the Holy Trinity by Thomas Mason, ob. 1333 ;
and the chapel on the omiosite side by William Strood, ob.
1533 ; in the north cha]xa is a canopied monument, with a
ricMy cmqped and crocketed arch, surmounted by an
embattJed cornice, beneath which are two recumbent ala-
baster figuies of a civilian and his wife, of the early fif-
teenth oentniy : there are also several memorials to the
De Ligne fanuly, including, in the north cha]iel, an altar
tomb of black marble to Sir Daniel De Ligne, 1686, and Lady
Eliabeth, his wife, 1682 ; above this is a mural monument,
of Claaaiod design, to Daniel De Ligne, 1730 ; Anna Maria,
hia danghter, 1739 ; Gadwallader cHynne, his nephew, 1730;
and Dorothy (Bnnell), wife of the latter, who erected the
mononient m 174a, and died in 1747 : near it ia a modem
mnral tablet to the Gregory family, successors of the De
Lignea and Glynnes : at the east end of the aouth chancel
cluipel ia a sepulchre of Perpendicular work, and near it a
piadna with sfaelt and canopy of the same period :
the stained east window was erected to John Sherwin
Gngnry, who died in 1869 : another window in the south
aisle is a memorial to Gregory Gregory, i860, erected by
his tenantry : the octagonal font is DMorated, and is adorned
with symbolical carvings. The re|^ster dates from the
year 1558, and inclndes that of Wyville with Hungerton up
Garfit Ser. Edward n.A. [prebendary
0/ Lincoln], Rectory
Gregory Mrs. Sherwin, HarlaztOD manor
COXHBBCOAI.
Bailey John, joiner
Challands Lewis, joiner
Challands William, joiner k, shopkeeper
Fyte Wm. shopkeeper, k post office
HAmCSTOV is a village and parish, 6 miles south from
Lincoln, in the Mid division of the connty, parts of Kesteven,
higher division of the wapentake of Boothby Graffoe, union
and oonnty court district of Lincoln, rural deanery of Longo-
hnby and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. TiM Gi^t
Nnrthem line from Lincoln to Grantham has a station
about half a mile from the village, which stands on an
raiioence near the confloenoe of the Brant and the Witham,
in the western TaUey, over which it commands an extensive
new. The chaich of All Saints is a stone building in the
Xonnan and Early English styles, and consists of chancel
with vestry and orsan chamber, nave of three bays with
rierestnry, north ana south aisles, south porch and western
tower of Norman di^ containing 8 bells : in 1868 the chnrch
was partly rebuilt and remodelled, a vestry and organ-
chamber added and the interior wholly refitted, at a cost of
upwards of ;f 1,300, the work being carried out under the
(htectinn of Mr. Withers, architect : it contains several
numnments to the Thorold family. The register dates
fnimthe year 1563. The living is a vicarage, yearly valne
.{150, wiui residence, including 60 acres of glebe, in the
S'ft of Mrs. Irving, and held since 1863 by the Rev. Edward
efford Ltitt hjl. of Sidney Sussex College,Cambridge. The
Weslerans and the Reformed Methodists have chapels here.
The ciiarities consist of a copyhold estate at Waddington,
purchased upwards of 150 years ago by benefactions left to
Bastin John
Lntt Rev. Edwd. Eefford m.a. [vicar]
Hard wick Henry, farmer, Warren farm
Hemsley Henry, farmer
Hewerdine Job, tailor
Jenkinson William, market gardener
Kitchen Richard, farmer
Measures James, miller (wind) k baker
MoorJn.Dickenson,fanner,Willmer hill
Saywell Robert, shoe maker
COXXERCIAI.
Barnes Henry, ^farmer
Barnes Richard, farmer
Bastin Rebecca (Mrs.), farmer, L«ngs-°
dale villa
Brown Henry, farmer
Brown Thomas, tbatcher
Castledine John, farmer
Clark John, boot maker
Dalton S. Harvey, farmer & butcher
Elkington Chas.sbopkeepei;,8E post office
Grimes William, farmer
to the year 1813. The living is a rector}-, gross yearly value
;^S86 with residence, in the gift (if Queen's College, Oxford,
and held since 1867 by the Rev. Edward Garfit M^. of St.
John's Coll(!ge, Cambridge, Prebendary of Lincoln. Here is
a Wesleyan chapel. In 1632 John Usher, of the Isle of
Ely, and in 1701 Edward De Ligne, gent, of Harlozton,
gave each £io, the interest to be distributed to the poor
annually. Glynne's charity of £$ yeariy, left in 1730 by
Cadwnllader (ilynne, of the Manor house, Ktrlaxton, is dis-
tributed amongst them in money. In 1742 Cassandra
Beaumont gave ;^io, the yearly interest to be laid out in
books. A close near to the Gregory Arms was left by an
unknown donor to pay for the ringing of the church bell
morning and evening for ever. In 1740, an nm, contain-
ing burnt bones and Roman coins, was found here. Here
are stone quarries. Harlaxton Manor, the seat nf Mrs.
Sherwin (iregory, situated on a wo<xled eminence half-a-
milo north-east nf the ancient manor house, is a noble and
elegant mansion, in the Jacobean style, erected in 1843-45,
from a design by Salvin : the old Manor house of Harlax-
ton, was of great antiquity, but with the exception of a few
remains still existing, it was deinuMshed by Gregorj' Gregory
esq. in 1857 ; the manor passed from the De Lignes to the
late George de Ligne Gregory esq. by marriage with Ana
Orton, heiress of the De I.ignes. Mrs. Sherwin Gregory
is lady of the manor and owns all the land except a small
portion of land belonging to the Wyggeston hospital, near
Leicester. The soil is various ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wlieat, oats and barley. The area is 3,530 acres :
rateable value, ^^4,033 ; the population in 1881 was 383.
Parish Clerk, Arthur Sentanoe;
Post Officb. — William Fyfe, postmaster. Letters from
Grantham arrive at 6.45 a.m. ; depart 6.30 p.m. Denton
is the nearest money order office k Kaipton the telegraph
office
Parochial Schools (mixed), re-built k enlarged in 1871 for
85 children, with an average attendance of 66, k supported
by Mrs. Sherwin Gregory k other subscribers ; the old
school, a quaint timoered structure of the seventeenth
century, is now the residence of the master ; William
Robert Todd, master
Singleton William, farmer
Towers William, Gregory Arms p.h.,
charcoal burner k coal dealer.Harlax-
ton wharf k farmer
Vincent Thomas, farmer
Ward George, blacksmith
Weston Thomas, shopkeeper k baker
Whittle James, butcher
the poor of Hannston for ever, by Br}'an and William Mid-
diebrooke esqrs. Thomas Thorold esq. alderman of the city
of London, and Sir Christopher Nevile kt. of Aubourn Hall,
which now produces an income of £y3 yearly, and this
amount is distributed half-yearly in mone}' by the trustees
of the charity in conjunction with the vicar and church-
wardens. Hannston Hall, the property of Mrs. Irving, is
a large stone mansion, situated near the village, and com-
manding extensive views to the north and west, and is now
unoccupied. Mrs. Irving is lady of the manor and lay im-
propriator. The landowners are John Bastin and J. W. Danby
esqrs. Mrs. Irving, Rev. E. K. Lutt, H. Nevile esq. and Sir C.
R. Tempest bart. d.l. The soil ia sandy loam ; subsoil,
limestone or sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, clover
and turnips. The area is 3,539 acres ; rateable value, ;^4,397 ;
the population m 1881 was 345.
Sexton, William Nuttall.
Post OFFicB.^.Charles Elkington, receiver. Letters re-
ceived from Lincoln at 8.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m.
week da}-8 only. The nearest money order k telegraph
office is at Navenby
National School (mixed), built in 1858 for 153 children ;
average attendance, 60 ; George Moses, master
Railway Station, Henry Atterbnry, station master
Cahkieks through to LiNCXiLN, — Johnson, Steel k Hall-
wood, daily, Sundays expected
Long Robert, wheelwright
Blaxted Charles, market gardener
Odling Elizabeth (Mrs.) harness maker
SewelT John, Thorold Arms P.K
Twidale George, fanner
Walker Greorge Henry, beer retailer
Wildsmith Samuel Gfeorge, farmer
Waynor Martha (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Long John Thomas, blacksmith
HASP8WBI>Z< is a parish, in the Northern division of I way and 9 miles north-east from Marton station on the
the coanty, parts of Lindsey, western division of the wajien- 1 Great Northern railway. The chnrch of St. Chad is a plain
take of AsUcoe, Gainsborough union and county court dis- building of stone in the Norman and Early English styles,
tnct, Lincoln petty sessional division, rural deanery of ' consisting .>f chancel, nave, south aisle, porch and a western
AsJitxit, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 8
miles east from Gainsborough, 5 south-east from Northorpe
station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire rail-
tower with pinnacles containing a clock and 3 bells : the
tower is Norman of an early type, but the paraiiet and pin-
nacles are Perpendicular : the south aisle is Decorated
Dig,
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468 HARPSWELL.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kellt's
1370-80, and the porcli is of the same date ; the chancel is
Early English : beneath the arch is the recoinbent stone
efligy of a man in gown and hood worn over a tmiic or
cassock, on the head is a skull cap and at the feet a large
grotesque head ; below is an inscription to William de Har-
rington, rector here eirc. 1346 : in the north wall of the
chancel, affixed to a black marble slab, are effigies in brass,
both in a kneeling posture, of a knight in armour and a
lady, representing, it has been sn^ested, John Whichcote
anci Margaret (Tyrwhit) his vnle arc. 1480 : there is also a
memorial to Marmaduke Tj-nrhit esq. 1599 and Ellen
(Revesby) his wife : the did altar stone was about 1866 con-
verted into a memorial of W. Carrington. rector, oh. 1697,
and his descendants. The register <lales from the year 1559.
Harrison Robert Edwin, The Hall I Stevenson William, farmer
Harrison Robert Edwin, The Hall j Tatbani Frederick William, farmer
farm, farmer '
The living is a donative, net yearly value ^100, in the gift
of Sir Thomas Whichcote bart. and held smce 1880 by the
Rev. Timothy Gascoiene L)-nde, of Durham University.wh .
is also vicar of and resides at Hemswell. Sir Thunu-
Whichcote bart. d.l. of Aswarby Hall, Folkingham, is l«nl
of the manor and sole landowner. Tlie soil is luain and clay ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips mi
pasturage. The area is 2, 180 acres ; rateable value, £^ 13S ;
the iwpulation in t88i was 125.
Parish Qerk, Richard Walker.
Letters through Kirton-in-Lindsey, arrive at 12.30 am
Letteb Box cleared at 2.50 p.m. The nearest mone;
order & telegraph office is at Kirton-in-Lindsey
I Tatam Thomas, farmer
j Turner Samuel, farmer
dike, 1585 ; opposite which is a memorial to his brotbei
Francis, 1599; the latest is that of Thomas Copplcdike.
nephew of Francis, 1658, described in his epitaph as "tti
last and best of his race : " the font is Perpendicular, mi
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles north-west from [ an octagonal panelled basin, exhibiting the iminled coats ni
Spilsby, 7 west from Willoughby station and 8 east-north-east i Copplcdike and Tilney. The register dates from the yeai
from Homcastle. The church of St. Mary, rebuilt in 1854-5, ! 1697. The living is a rectory, consolidated with that ul
at the cost of the rector, under the direction of Mr. S. S. ! Brinkhill, tithe rent-charge, jt243 ; joint groas yearly valuf.
Teulon, architect, in the Decorated style, is a building of 1 ;f 310, including 40 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gil:
Somersby sandstone, with coigns of Ancaster stone, and of Sir Henry Day Ingilby bart. and held since 1850 by tb(
consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a massive western : Rev. Robert Wentworth Cracroft bia. of Balliol Cxjipst.
tower containing 4 bells: the only relics of the former ; Oxford, j.f. Harrington Hall, the property of Sir H.D. lo^bt
church, an edifice, much altered, of the Early English and bart. and occupied by Meabam Staniland esq. j. p. i$ n-
EARKINOTON is a small village and parish, pleasantly
situated, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindse}',
hundred of Hill, petty sessional division, union and county
court district of .Spilsby, rural deanery of Hill No. 2, arch'
Late Perpendicular (leriods, are the tower arch, the font and
a very interesting series of monuments, of considerable value,
to the Harrington, Copplcdike and Amcott families, formerly
landowners here : the oldest of these is a low altar-tomb,
placed beneath a mural arch, at the cast end of the nave,
bearing the recumbent effigy in stone of a knight in mail
armour, his hands upraised and legs crossed, and probably
representing Sir John Harrington (temp. Ed. I.): in the
cliancel, now removed from its slab, which is still on the
floor, is a brass figure of Margaret (Tilney), wife of John
Coppledikf (1480) ; the figure of her husband and the mar-
final inscription are lost : next in date is a monument to
ir John Copplcdike, 1552, and succeeding it a monument
of Purbeck marble, consisting of an altar-like base, reredos
and canopy, in the late Tudnr style, to his son, John Gopple-
markable as bein^ one of the very few examples of the lif
Tudor style in this part of Lincolnshire ; it was built by*.'
of the Copplcdike family in the reign of James I. and after-
wards Italianised by Vincent Amcotts esq. who purchas«i
the place in or about 1678. Sir Henry Day Ingilby bart .■:
Ripley Castle, Yorks, is lord of the manor and sole lasd-
owner. The soil is sand and blue clay ; subsoil, mostly da\
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. Tb?
area is 1,052 acres ; rateable value, ;^i,464 ; the populauoa
in 1881 was 123.
Parish Clerk, John Butler.
Letters arrive by foot post from Spilsby at 8.30 a.m. ; dis-
patched at 4.30 p.m. The nearest money order £ tel^
graph office is at Spilsby
The children of this jmrish attend the school at Brinkhili
Cracroft Rev. Robert Wentworth b.a. I Brackenbnry James, farmer
}.T. [rector] I Dales John, farm bailiff to J. Baumber
Cracroft Hon. Mrs
Staniland Meaburn, J.P.Harrington hall
OOMMKRCIAU
Bonner John W. farmer
Davey John Henrj-, farmer
FUntoft Thomas, miller k farmer
Frow Edward, farmer
Gant Joseph, wheelwright k carpenter
Gant Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Gant Samuel, farmer
Harness Joseph, woodman to Sir E. P
Ingilby, bart
HASIIOWBY, see Great Grihsbv.
HABTS OBOUIfDS, see Chapel Hilu
small village and ]iarish_in the
HATOLUTE i
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindscy, Bradley
Haverstoe wapentake, union of Caistor, county court district
of Great Grimsby, rural deanery of Grimsby No. 1, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situated in a valley
of the Wolds, about 6J miles cast from Caistor, 7 south-west
from Great Grimsby and 4* south-west from Waltham
station on the East Lincolnshire railway. The HatclifFe
beck nms through the parish. The church of St. Mary is a
plain building of stone, in the Norman and Perpendicular
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, and a low embattled
western tower, originally Norman, and containing i bell of
pre-Reformation date : the church was restored in 1861-2,
under the dire<-tion of Messrs. Rogers and Marsden, of
Louth, when the chancel was rebuilt and a vestry and organ
chamber erected: there are two stsiined windows in the
chancel, and some remains of a formerly existing north
aisle : the ancient Norman font, which hud long lain in the
churchyard, has been replaced in the church. The register
dates from the year 1696. The living is a rectory, with the
perpetual curacj' of West Ravendale annexed, tithe rent-
charge, ;£3I4 ; gross yearly value, ^^315, including 4^ acTes
Haxby Samuel Henry I Cammack Robert, carrier
Ma8.seyRev.Thos.B.A.[rectorof Hatcliffe Davy William, miller (wind & steam)
k incumbent of EastJcWestRavondale] ' Dunkin George, tailor
HATTOX is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
parts <if Lindscy, East division of the wapentake of Wraggoe,
Wragby petty sessional division, Horncastle union and
county court district, rural deanerj- of Wraggoe, archdea-
conry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles east-by-south
from Wragby station, on the Great Northern railway, and
74 north-west from Horncastle. The church of St. Stephen,
built in 1870, is in the Early English style, of red brick
with atone facings^ and consists of chancel, nave, and smalt
spire containing : bell. Tlie register dates from the year
1552. There are also entries relating to this parish from
of glebe land, in Hatcliffe, and residence, in the gift of the
Bishop of Manchester, and held since 1840 by the Rev
Thomas Massey b.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge, wh"
is also vicar of East Ravendale. There is a Wc»le5-an ctuiiel.
erected in 1837 ; attached to which is a school. John Sowerbv
and Thomas Coates esqrs. who are lords of the minor.
Harrison Hayter, and ^^'illiara Goodenough Haj-ter e$qr^
and Samuel Henry Haxby esq. are the principal landownrrs
The soil is light and chalky ; subsoil, chalk. The chief cm^f.
are wheat, txirley, oats and turnips. The parish cnntain!
1,371 acres ; rateable value, 1^3,349 ; the popnlation in iSSi
was 303.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Moody.
Lettsb Box cleared at 4.10 p.m. Letters through Great
Grimsby. The nearest money order k telegraph offic* is
at Waltham
Wesleyan School, built, with master's house, in 1855, at 3
cost of £480, k has 80 children; Robert Titteringtiti.
roaster
Cabbibr. — Robert Cammack, to Louth, wed. ; to Grimsby,
fri. ; to Caistor, sat
Haxby Samuel Henr}-, fanner
Hudson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Wilson Johii, shoe maker
169s to 1799 in the registers of Bamnber. The living i» a
rectory, yearlv value ^227, with 12 acres of glebe and house,
in the gift of C. C. Sibthon" esq. and held since 1869 by the
Rev. Charles Edwin Jarvis b.a. of Trinity College, Oxford.
Coningsby Charles Sibthorp esq. M.A., D.i_, i.T. of Canwii'k
Hall, near Lincoln, is lord of the manor and princiial laml-
owner. The soil is heavy clay l<«m ; subsoil, blue clay. Tb*
chief crops are wheat, barley, o«ts and turnips. The aro
is 1,831 acres; rateable value, ;f 1,471 ; the populatim in
1881 was 178.
Parish Clerk, Govinc Snarro.w,, .. , ,.^
Digitized by VlJOijy IC
DIRECTORY.]
LINGOLNSHIEE. hawbrby-cum-beesby. 469
wrrai Box, cleared at 2.25 p.m. Letters through Wragby,
the nearest mcmey order fc telegraph office
fhiol, for children of both sexes, supported by C. C. Sib-
thorp esq. & an old endowment of £6 yearly ; the school
Gurnhill Henry, shoe maker
. Higginbottom William, farmer
coioiEBCiAL. Parkinson Richard, farmer, & registrar
of births k deaths
Preston Thomas, farmer
Tom William, blacksmith Jc farmer
irvisReT.ChasJ!dwin,B.A.,j.p. [rector] '
lei! John, farmer
'foh-m Walker, Midge inn
V(Jt Jacob, carpenter
irill hold 50 children, k has an average attendance of
38 ; Richard Parkinson, master
Cabribr to Horncastls, Saturday
Walker Ann (Mrs. ), farmer k brick ma
Walter James, farmer, Old Hall farm
Walter John, fanner
Ward William, farmer
Wass Robert, shopkeeper
lATJOH is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
•arts of Lindsey, Marsh division of the huudretl of Calce-
ronh, petty sessional division of Calceworth, Louth union,
runty court district of Spilsby, rural deanery of Calceworth
io. I, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles west
riTO Alford station. The church of St. Leonard, restored
n 1873, is a small but ancient structure of brick, consisting
f rfaancel and nave and a wooden belfrj-, containing i bell :
here are several ancient monuments, and an Early font : in
be chancel is a monument of white marble, to Sir John
hUt knt. of Thorpe Hall, 1606, and Elizabeth (Waters) his
>ifr, with their family ; it consists of a bracketed base, sup-
>'rting an arch, flanked by pilasters, within which are
[iireling elfigies of both and of eight children, and above is
L oraice, with quartered shields of arms; there is also
inmher monoment to Charles BoUe and members of his
3iiuly, dated 1579. The register dates from the year 1762.
Uie Irring is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £6, gross yearly
ndne £7$, in the gift of Charles Horsfall Bill esq. of
Fftbar}-, (rloucestershire, and now (1884) is vacant;
Bill William
the Rev. Basil Arthur Ualland h.a. rector of South
Thoresby, is officiating minister. Here \ras fonnerly a
spacious mansion, erected in the reign of Henry VII. and
for many years the seat of the Haogh family, and sub-
sequently that of Bolle, of whom was Sir John Bolle, above
mentioned : he was born in 1560, and served as a captain
under the Earl of Essex, in the operations against Cadiz,
and subsequently in Ireland, and was made governor of
Einsale : the building is now a farmhouse, with an em-
battled course along the front, between the upper and lower
storeys. Charles Horsfall Bill esq. of Tetburj'. Gloucester-
shire, is lord of the nuinor and sole landowner. The soil is
light ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
clover and turnips. The area is 640 acres ; rateable value,
^^674; the population in 1881 was 26.
Letters through Alford, which is the nearest money order k
telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at South
Thoresby
Robert, farmer
HAXJOHAJC is a parish, in the Northern division of the muted at ;^i75 18s. with residence and ^o acres of glebe,
■nanty, parts of Linasey, Wold division of the hundred of in the gift of Henry Chaplin esq. m.p. and held since 1859
Uiath Eske, Louth union and county court district, Louth ■ by the Rev. Henry Marland m.a. of St. Catharine's College,
tiske petty sessional division, rural deanery of Louth Eske Cambridge. Here was fonnerly an alien priory, a cell to
md Lodburgh No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of ! the Benedictine abbey of St. Mary San Sever, in France ;
Lincoln, 3 miles south-west from Legbounie station, and 4 ' but in the reign of Richard II. it was settled upon the
nth from Louth, situated close to the road from Louth to Carthusian jmory of St. Ann, near Coventry, and at the
1 ilsby. The Church of All Saints was built in 1840, of
(<<ine and brick.cemented, at a cost of about jf3,5oo, raised
by subscriptions of the patron, the late incumbent, and
then: it is a handsome Gothic building, consisting of
[iuuiccl, nave and tower, surmounted by a fine crocketed
-yiTf, and containing 2 bells : in the chancel is a beautiful .
-tained window, representing Our Saviour Bearing the |
Cffiss, with St. Peter and St. Paul on either side. The I
:«^ter of baptisms dates from the year 1771 ; marriages,
Dissolution it was valued at twelve marks yearly. Henry
Chaplin esq. m.p. is lord of the manor and sole landowner.
The soiHs clay, gravel and chalk ; subsoil, chalk and clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is
1,907 acres, of which 450 are woodland ; rateable value,
£3,287 ; t'lo iwpulation in 1881 was 132.
Parish Clerk, Cliarles Stevenson.
Letters through Louth, the nearest money order &
telegraph office
1756; burials, 1776. The living is a vicarage, tithe com- ! The children of this parish attend Tathwell school
Marland Rev. Henrj-, m.a. Vicarage | Cartwright Edward Hudson, farmer I Graves William, blacksmith
(jnimght Mrs. N I Cartwright Nathaniel -Thomas, fanner I
HAVEKHOLKE PBIOHT, now the scat of the ' founded in 11 39 by Alexander, 3rd bishop of Lincoln, and
H II. Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton M.p., D.i.., 1 Lord Chancellor, and had 50 monks and 100 nmis, of the
p. is an ancient mansion, but has been much modernised, Order of St. Gilbert of Scmpringham: Thomas-i-Beckct,
'dJ is now a handsome stnictnre of stone, in the Tudor , Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1164 took refuge for some
■ityif, surronntled by an extensive and well-wooded i«rk, j time in the henuitage belonging to the Priory, after which
<'« lied with deer, and comprising 350 acres of land, partly ' he returned to his own manor of Eastry, in Kent The
in tlie larish of Ewerby : it was formerly extra-parochial, ! land is fanned by Mr. Stowe, who resides at Ruskington,
'ui iHiw forms a jnrish, in the Southern division of the j The area is 291 acres ; rateable value, ;^Sio ; the populaticn
"in 1881 was 21.
Letters through Sleaford.
iiunty, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of naxwell, union
m\ i^tty sessional division and county court district of
'Irralurd, and is situated 4 miles north-east-br-east from
"l^a/ord, the whole forming an island, surrounded by two
-rins of the Sleaford river : it was fonnerly a monastery,
Finch-Hattiin Hon. Murray Edward |
&Tdon M.P., D.I., j.p. Havcrholme |
The nearest money order k
telegraph office is at Ruskington. There is a private
telegraph office at Haverhohnc Priory
Priory ; k 23 Ennismore gardens & |
Carlton & White's clubs, London .«. to i
EAwjUCBT-cutn-BEESBT is a small i>arish,
v-!iai«l im the Wolds, near the Old Barton Street, in the
\'ir!hem division of the county, parts of Lindsoy, Bradley
Haveistoe wapentake, Caistor union, county court district
'■( Wreat Grimsb}-, rural deanery of Grimsby No. i, areh-
■Ifaciinrj- r>f Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south-
»»t from the North Thoresby station on the East Lincoln-
-hire railway, and 3 south from Grimsby. The chureh of
-t Margaret is an ancient structure of stone, in the Early
Kneiish Ftyle. consisting of chancel and nave, and a turret
•ii>J 2 bells : it was reiiaired in 1846. There are sittings for
'«I«rsons. The registers are only legible from a.d. 1597,
but there are some existing of a still earlier date, which
han been traced as far back as 1520. The living is a
fiun, yearly value ;f320 mth 46 acres of glebe and resi-
'!f nee, in the gift of the Bishop of Manchester, and held
snce 1867 bj- the Rev. Thomas Preston Nowell Baxter m.a.
■■( ft. Catharine's College, Cambridge. Hawerby Hall, the
property of Thcophilus John Harncis esq. J.p. is a beautiful
mansion, erected about 1781, but mucli enlarged and im-
proved in 1840, seated on a delightful acclivity, com-
manding extensive views. Theophilus John Hanieis esq.
J. p. is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is
clay and chalk ; subsoil, chalk. The chief cn>i>s are wheat,
barley, oats and tnmiiie. The area of the parish is 1,179
acres ; rateable value, ;f 1,630 ; the population in 1881 was
82.
BBBsnv is a manor and the property of George Henry
Haighesq. d.l., j.p. of Granisby.
Parish Clerk, James Apjjeyard.
Lettbk Box cleared at 9.30. Letters through Great Grims-
by. Tlie nearest money order office is at North Thoresby,
k telegraph office at lUarshchapel
School : the children of this jiarish attend the school at East
Ravendale, 2 iiiile<i distant
Hawerby.
Baxter Rev.TbomasPrestoo Nowell m.a.
irector]
Hameis TheophilusJn.j.p.Hawerby hall
Beesby.
Dauber John William, farmer
Melton Jn. farm bailiff to SI. Grant esq
Walton William, farmer
Digitized by
Googh
470 HAXBY.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[KELLY'S
HAZE7,withBXTBNHAlI,CBAIS£ LOXTITD. EAST LOUND and VXTESTWOOD SIDE.
Haxev is a large and pleasant parish, including the ham-
lets of BuBNKAM, Chaise Loukd, East Lound, West-
wood Side, Ufpebthobpe, Newbioo, Netherqate and
Pabk, in the Isle of Axhohne, Northern division of the
connty, parts of Lindsey, west division of Manley wapen-
take, Epworth petty sessional division, union and county
court district of (iainsborongh, and rural deanery of Ax-
hohne, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln ;
Haxey is 3 miles south from Epworth, 3 north-west from
Gainsborough, and 13 north-east from Bawtry. Haxey was
formerly the capital of the Isle of Axholme. The (ireat
Northern and tireat Easteni railways have a joint station a
luiles south from the village, on their loop line from (jains-
borough to Doncaster. The Ferry Drain runs tlirough the
parish, and tlie Trent, 3 miles east, is navigated by the Hall
and Gainsborough steamers ; Owston ferry is the nearest
sanding place. The church of St. Nicholas is a stone struc-
ture, in the Norman, Early English and Perpendicular
styles, consisting of chancel with chantry, clerestoried nave,
aisles, north and south porches, and a western tower of
three stages, with embattled parapet and eight cr»ckete<l
pinnacles, and containing a clock Arith chimes and 7 bells :
in the chantr)' is a table tomb, with tlie recumbent etfigj-
of a priest, in a fine state of preservation, but without any in-
scription : the church was extensively repaired in 1853-4,
and in 1874 the chancel was restored ana re-seated with
open benches : the east window is stained. An estate, left
for the repair of the church, yields about ;f 360 yearly : the
roof is a beautiful specimen of oak carpentry, and the
screen which separates the nave from the tower (in con-
tinuation of the interior), is a rich piece of oak carving.
The register dates fronr the year 1559. The living is a
vicarage, yearly value about ;^8o gross, witli residence, in
the pft of the Archbishop of York, and held since 1861 by
the Rev. John Johnstone m.a. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. In this ]>arisb are chapels, belonging to the Old,
New and Primitive Methodists. There arc lUinshouses for
seven poor widows belonging to the ]srish, built and be-
queathed in 1723 by Jane Farmery, each inmate receives
2s. 6d. The poor estate consists of cottages and land,
amounting to about £70 yearly, which, t4igether with a
bequest made by Mrs. Catherine Shore, of upwards of ;^ioo
a year, and £^ nnder the will of Vincent Brown ; also the
Midsummer Charity, producing /lo 108. is annually dis-
tributed amongst the poor in clothing, A pleasure fair
is held on July 6th ; and on the 6th of January (Twelfth'
day) the rustics amuse themselves with an ancient game
called "Throwing the hood," which consists in the
celebration of an old festival by ninnlng after a leather
bag fashioned like a ladies' hood or ca|ie ; this custom,
however, is dying out. In 1741 a great portion of the
village was destn)yed by fire; in 1802 a statue of black
onk 6 feet high, lejiresenting a warrior, with a bow and
sling over his shoulder and an arrow in his right hand, was
discovered in this imrish several feet below the surface of
, Cooper William, farmer
i Darrand John, farmer
! Darrand Matthew, farmer
Haxey.
Brownlow John
Corringham Robert Warden
Darrand Miss
Darrand William
Eininson Luther
Harris John
Hilton William
Johnstone Rev. John m.a. [vicar]
Neat Miss
Newsome Killam Mrs
Sanderson Thomas, Praspcct house
Stubbs John
Stubbs Mrs
Stubbs Richard
Wainwright William
COM.MERCIAL.
Allen Anthony, farmer
Bean Benjamin, shopkeejwr
Binks Charles, farmer
Bradbury Sarah (Mrs. ), shoe maker
Brears Ann (Mrs.), lineu & woollen
draper, grocer, provision dealer &
ale & porter merchant
Brock Robert, farmer
Brown Peter, farmer
Burtwistle William, bricklaj'er
Chapman Thomas, farmer
Chapman William, farmer
Clark William, farmer
Clifton William, saddler
Cooper George, shoe maker
Cooper John, farmer
Cooper Mary (Mrs.), farmer
the ground ; this ancient relic has, however, been destroj-ed
The manor of Haxey and Hallgarth is held by Thoma.^
Harsley Carnochan esq. of Hirst Priory ; Westwood anc
Epworth by Alfred Parkin esq. The proijerty in this
]iarish is in the hands of small freeholders. The soil varies,
from sand Ut a rich loam, under which is a stratam nf
g)1>gum, useful for plaster and manure. The area i<
8,470 acres; rateable value, ;f 15,340 ; the - population ni
Haxey in 1881 was 1,982, which includes the hamlet?.
Parish Qerk, Charles Edward Whiley.
Btirnham is a hamlet, consisting of High and Lis
Bumham, about one mile and a half north.
Post Office. — Henr>- Meggett, postmaster. London k
other letters arrive from Bawtry, by mail cart at 8.15
a.m. & are dis|)atched at 5.40 p.m. The uearest inonty
order offices are at Haxey & Epworth, telegraph office at
Haxey
East Xound is a pleasant hamlet, half a mile east
Craise Iiound is a hamlet, half a mile south.
'Westwood Side is a considerable village of detadieii
houses, three-quarters of a mile west, and includes Upper-
thorjie, Nethergate, Ncwbigg and Park.
Post Office. — Robert Soott, receiver, letters arrivp
from Bawtrj' at 7.30 a.in. ; dispatched at 6.10 p.m
Tlie nearest money order k telegraph office is at Haxey
An elementarr school is about to be built here by the
Haxey school trustees, to bold I30 children
Post II Money Ordeb & Telbgiiaph Office k Savings
Bank. — Charles Edivard Whiley, sub-postnuster. Lon-
don & other letters are received through Bawtrj' by
mail cart : arrive att 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m
The letter box is closed at 5.45 p.m. This office is
open for telegraphic pnrposes from 8 till 10 a.m. 'a
Sunday. There is no ]iost on Sundays, but the letvr
box remains oiien as on other days
Steward of the Manor of Haxey >t Hallgarth, W. Ciinda!!
Insurance Aobnt. — Reliance Mutual Life, S. J. Whitakrr
Schools : —
Free, rebuilt in 1861 : endowed by various inditi-
duals upon suiidrj- cK'casions, with an aggregate of /138
yearly, from which is deducted the expense for books, t
a smn for liquidating the expense of the building ; John
Thomas Preston, master
National : in 1873 a girls' school was erected, k in 1876 »r,
infants' school, at an expenditure of ;^5oo : these 9chi»i$
liave unitedly room for 300 scholars, k an average attend-
ance of 150 ; Miss Mary Elizabeth Glover, mistress ; Mlv<
Rosa Derry,infanta' mistress
Railway Station, Harry H. Street, station master
Carriers to : —
Doncaster — William Clark k James Robinson, satunhiy
GAiNSRosoUdK — ^Tuiiothy Leggott k James Robinson, tu»
Taylor John Brewitt, Duke William im
Taylor William, farmer
Temperton James, glazier
Tindall William, farmer. The Grange
Walker John Netleship, farmer
Wall Jabez, butcher
Wall Robert, cattle dealer
Wall William, butcher
Ward Alfred, tailor
Webster James, farmer
Webster Sarah (Mrs.), flour dealer
Whitehead Hezekiah, farmer
Whiteley John, farmer. Coney garlh
Wilkinson John, miller (wind)
Duckcr John, jun. seedsman
Ducker John, farmer
Eminson Luther L.K.p.8.olas. surgeon,
medical officer Haxey sub-district,
i Gainsborough uiiion.&pub. vaccinator
, Garratt Joseph, farmer
' Gibson Samuel T. farmer, North carr
, Grareson Jiihii, blacktmith
I Orisdale Simon Maw, farmer
I Harris John, farmer
I Harris Joseph, shoe maker
Hill John, farmer
' Hill Thomas, farmer
' Holgate John, farmer
Holknd George, shoe maker
Hurst Timothy, potato dealer
Isle of Axholme Coal & Tillage Co.
Limited (Thomas Sanderson, trea-
surer), Prospect house
Jackson William, shopkeeper
Jacques Joseph, farmer
Moody Walker, Einff's Arms p.h
Morris Brothers, bnck makers
Newborn Richard, farmer
Newborn Stephen, butcher
Pitchfork Thomas, farmer
Roden Joseph, farmer
Sledmore William, farmer
Sniithson James, shoe maker
Smithson Joseph, shoemaker
Spencer Matilda (Mrs.), grocer
Stephenson Thomas, wheelwright
Iiow Burnham.
Brewitt William, farmer
Chesman Thomas, farmer
Clarke John Wright, miller (wind)
Owkin Charles Cooper, fanner
Hiblin John York, Plough p.h
' Johnson Peter« sliopkeeper
I Slarshall John, fanner
Pinder William, wheelwright
Ryder James, gj-psum dealer
Ryder Thomas, farmer
Skelton John, farmer
Starkey Benjamin, farmer
Wright George, blacksiiiitli
Craise lioand.
: Adams Mrs
Corringham William
! Emerson Thomas Lyon
I Sidebottom Mrs
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Tiylor Goorgc Ducker
COMIIEBCIAI..
Adams Ann (Mrs.), fannpr
Clarke Williain, farmer
CoIIett Biflianl, wheelwright
Cnper James, fanner
Gibbiwn Richanl, fanner
Harris Joseph, farmer
Harris Bnbert, faruier
Harris Williain, fanner
Hather John, fanner
HaTWiiod William, fanner
Ha>-irood James, fanner
Hill George, Railway inn
Hill Thomas, farmer
Hiirberry James Thomas, farmer
Lee Nicholas, blacksmitli
iUj Robert, fanner
Morris John, farmer
Pantn* Josiah, farmer
Fetch George Frcdk. Great Northern htl
Royse George, farmer
Scales John, farmer
Scales Thomas, farmer
Smith John, farmer
Spencer Eliza (Mrs. ), farmer
Taylor George Dacker, fanner
Taylor John Brewitt, furiner
Threadgoald Uenry, shopkeeper
Wonddm William, fanner
Bast Lound.
Brewitt John, fanner
Barrel] Samuel, wheelwright
Cooper Robert, farmer
Oioper William, tanner
Harris Gerrase, fanner
Harris John, farmer
LINCOLNSBIRE.
Harris William, fanner
Hebdon Williaiu, former
Holmes George, fanner
Moody George, farmer
Moody John, farmer
Bayner Thomas, farmer
Turner William, farmer
Westwood Side.
Curtis Peter
West William
COMMERCIAL.
Abrahams William, farmer, Park
Allen George & William, farmers, Park
Allen Robert, fanner, Broom.sons
Barrowcliff William, farmer
Batty Charles, farmer, Park
Belk Vincent, fanner
Sinks Enoch, farmer
Bird William, farmer. Park
Blagg \\'illiam, farmer
Blctcher William, farmer
Brears Hartley, shopkeeper
Chapman John & Thomas, fanners
Oajton Thomas, farmer
Clarion William, farmer
Cooper William, farmer, Park
Dobson William, farmer
Downing George, farmer
Drewry George, farmer
Drewrj- John, fanner
Drewry Robert, farmer
Fowler Reuben, fanner
GoUand Edward, farmer
GoUand John, farmer
Grice George, farmer
Harrison Thomas, fanner
Holland William, farmer, Upperthorp«
Holmes Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper
HAYDOB. 471
Hurst Thomas, farmer
Kelsey (ieorge, farmer ,
Kelsey John Edwin, farmer '
Kelsey Joseph, farmer. Park '
Kelsey Joseph, shopkeeper
Kelsey Joseph, tailor
Kelsey Thomas, fanner
Kelsey Thomas, fanner
Kelsey William, blacksmith
Knowles John, fanner
Maun William, farmer
Morris WilKam, farmer
Newborn Thomas, farmer
Noden George, farmer, Langholme
Oates Darid, farmer
Pullin Dinah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Redfem William, shopkeeper
Robinson Robert, fanner
Rose Thomas, fanner
Scott William, fanner -
Sharp Charles^ farmer
Shaw George, Varmer
Shaw William, shoe maker
Shepherdson John, farmer
Smith William & George, farmers
Snowden Charles, farmer
Snowden Edwin, farmer
Snowden John, fanner
Snowden Solomon, farmer
Stoadman William, farmer
Taylor Edward, farmer
Teanby Hardy, grocer & draper
Thomlinson Samuel, Carpenters' Arms
Tindall William, jnn. fanner
Webster John, rope maker
Whitehead John, farmer
Williamson William, farmer
Winter Richard, farmer
Winter Richard, jun. farmer, Park
EAYBOH (or HEVDor&),anciently " Heidure," isaparish
and small village situate on a decfirity, in the Southern
dirision of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake
of Winnibricgs, petty sessional division of Steaford,
Sleaford and Grantham unions and county court districts,
roral deaoer%- of Grantham No. i, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 4^ miles south-east from Ancaster
station ; 7} east-north-east from Grantham and 7 south-
irest from Sleaford. The church of St. Michael, situated
on a sh'ght eminence, is a spacious structure of Ancaster
stone, in the N'nrman, Early English, Decorated and Per-
pendicnlar styles, and consists of chancel, cicrestoried nave,
aisles, cliapcl, porch and a lofty tower with pinnacles, con-
taining 5 bells ; the north aisle windows contain some
fine si>ecimcns of stained .glass of the reign of Richard
II. which have been carefully repaired ; the westermnost
one contains figures of three favourite patron saints of
England, viz. : St. Edward, St. George, and St. Edmund,
ana below are three shields of arms : the second window
displays figures of saints, and in the third are patriarchs
and prophets: the font, an octagon, is Decorated, with
raried panelling; the rood loft stairs remain, and the
porch niaa a stone roof ; in the small chai«l are two hagio-
scopes, and a c^rvetl oak chest ; the south aisle retains a
piscina ; there are several marble monuments to the New-
Ion family, fonnerly the wealthy owners of Culverthorpo
Hall, including an inscribed marble slab to the last male
heir, the infant son of Sir Michael Newton k.b. and
Margaret Countess Conineesby, his wife, who was stolen
from his cradle, in the absence of the nurse, by a pet
monkey, and the beast being pursued, fled to the roof
nf the hall, and at length dropped the hapless child
over the parapet, killing it by the fall, January 14,
1723 : there is also a monument by Rj-sbrach to the
bereave<l omntcss. The register, including Kelby and
Culverthorpe, dates from the year issp. The living is a
vicarage, with the chapclries of Ketby and Culverthorpe
annexed, yearly value, ^500 with house, erected in 1857
from plans by Mr. W. White, architect, of London, in
the gift of John Archer Houblon esq. and held since
1856 by the Rev. Gordon Frederic Deedes m.a. of Wad-
ham College, Oxford. In 1756 John Hilton left for the
Haydor.
Deedes Rev. Gordon Fredenc h.a.
[vicarl
Godson Bev. William [cmrate]
Longlands Edward, carrier
Sardesoii George, fai^ner
Smith G«orge Sydney, farmer, Haydor
Lodgw
Thompson William, agent to J. A.
Honblon esq. Ancaster stone quarries
Aisby.
CoIIishaw George Hill, farmer
Dale William, blacksmith
Hedworth John, shopkeeper
Rollinson David Sandall, farmer
Selby Philip, fanner
Oaeby.
Adcock Jonathan, shopkeeper
poor nf Haydur and Culverthorpe ^20, the interest of
which, amounting to £1 yearly, is distributed by the
vicar and churchwardetis. Here are quarries of freestone.
In a field west of the church are traces of a large mansion
or castle, supposed to have been built in the reign of
Stephen by one of the Bussey family, who were seated here
till about 1609. John Archer Houblon esq. is lord of the
manor and chief landowner. The area of the township,
which is in Grantham union and county court district, is
3,140 acres : rateable value, ^^3,576 j the population in 1881
was 363. The area of the {nnsh, which mcludcs Culver-
thorpe and Kelby townships, is 5, 140 acres ; the population
in 1881 was 447.
AisBT, a quarter of a mile on the south, and Oseby, a
quarter of a mile south-west, are hamlets.
Culverthorpe is a township in the parish of Haj-dor, in
the Aswarclhum wapentake, Sleaford union and county
court district, 5* miles south-west from Sleaford. Cnlver-
thorpe Hall is a building in the Italian style, consisting of a
central division with wings, and approached by a broad
flight of steps. The drawing-room, a fine ai»rtment, has a
picture bv Wootton of Sir John Newton, equipped for hunt-
ing, and ^lis family ; the staircase has a painted ceiling ; it is
occupied by Robert Lindley esq. John Archer Houblon esq.
is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is various,
in parts light loam, and in others stiff clay ; subsoil, princi-
pally limestone. The chief crops are all kinds of cereals and
roots. The area is 1,847 acres ; rateable value £963 ; the
population in 1881 was 85.
Kelbv is a township, and will be found under a separate
heading.
Parisli Clerk, William Kirk.
Lbiteb Box, Aisby, cleared at 4.20 p.m. week daj-s only.
Letters thn)ug;h Grantham for Haydor, Aisby A Oseby k
letters through Sleaford for Culverthorpe. Grantham is
the nearest money order & telegraph oince
Hayidor School (boys & girls), built 1835 ; average atten-
cfance, 77 ; can hold lao ; is supported by voluntary con-
tributions <!: a Government grant ; George Augustus
Faulkner, master
Cabbier. — Edward Longlands, to Grantham, Wednesday &
Saturday ; to Sleaford, mon
Hedworth Hardy Charles, farmer
Lane Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), fanner
Longlands John, wheelwright
Longlands Richard, carpenter
Quiningborough Richard, shoemaker
Wakefield Mary (Mrs. ), Houblon Anns
Wakefield Tlioroas, butcher
Weightman William Bowler, (wind &
steam) miller k maltster
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
Tkelly's
Culverthorpe.
Idndley Kobert, Calverthorpe Hall
•pTBAT.TWQ is a parish and small village, in the Northern
division of the countj-, parts of Lindsey, hnndre<l of Brad-
ley Haverstoe, Caistor union. Great Grimsby county court
district, rural deanery of Grimsby No. a, archdeaconry of
Sto-vr and diocese of Lincoln, distant 4 miles west from
Great Grimsby, with a station on the Manchester, SheiHeld
and Lincolnshire Railway. The church of SS. Peter and
Paul is an ancient building of stone, in the Decorated and
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave and an
embattled western tower with pinnacles, and containing 4
bells : the chancel and tower were restored in 1840, and
the former has now a good east window and ojien oak roof ;
the entrance is at the west end, through the lower stage of
the tower : over the western doornay are three pinnacles :
in 1876, under the directjon of James Fowler esq. architect,
of Louth, the church was re-roofed, new windows inserted,
and the south side rebuilt, at a cost of £fioo, defrayed by
subscription : there are 80 sittings : there is a large and
ancient stone stm-dial in <he churchyard : on a stone in the
south side of the tower is an inscription from the 14th verse
Atkinson James, Healing mount
Legard Rev. Cecil llm. [rector],
Healing manor
Barron David, fanner
I Smith John, carpenter
I Blankley John, farmer
I Foster Joseph, cowkeeper i
of the 14th chapter of Job, with the date, April 30th, 1739.
The register dates from the year 1571. The living is >
rectory, tithe rent-*hargB £270, net yearly value ^^260,
including 30 acres of glebe with regideuoe, in the altrmate
gift of the trustees of Alfred Arthur Wallis esq. and Robert
John H. Parkinson esq. j.p. and held since 1877 by the
Rev. Cecil Legard li.ii. Magdalene College, Cambridge.
The trustees of the late Alfred Arthur Wallis esq. are lonU
of the manor and principal landowners. The soil is strong ;
subsoil, clay. The parish is farmed on the four and fire-
lield system. The area is i,396a. an. 13F. ; rateable rainc,
£a,6og ; the (wpulation in 1881 was 96.
Parish Gerk, James Walpole.
Letter Box cleared at 4.15. Letters through Ulccby.
Laoeby & Great Grimsby are the nearest money order
offices' The telegraph offices are at Ulceby & Great
Grimsby
The children of this place attend the school at Stallingboro'
Railway Station, John Raper, station master
Bygott John Storey, grader. Healing Harper William, farmer, Ivy house
house Haj-wood Allan, farmer. Wells farm
Campion Charles, farmer. Rookery
Capes Charles, farmer, Highfield boose
Ra^wr John, station master
H P! A TTT A fit is a parish, in the Northern division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of Corringham, jtetty
sessional division, union and county court district of Gaiiis-
boroogh, rural deanery of Corringham, arclideaconrj' of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles east-south-cast from
Gainsborough, and 3 north-east from Lea station, on the
Great Northern loop line, which joins .the main line at Don-
caster and Peterborough. All Saints' church, restored in
1868, is an ancient stone fabric, in the Norman, Transition,
and Early English styles : it consists of chancel, nave, north
aisle which is divided from the nave by two bays, sjuth
porch and a western Norman tower, containing a bells :
there is a very fine specimen of Saxon arch and an ancient
Norman font. Tlie register dates from the year 1558. The
living is a discharged rectory, consolidated (in 1876) with
the discharged vicarage of Cpton, joint gross yearly value
jfsao with residence, in the gift of Edward Weston
Vanghan Rev. Thomas Brown h. a. [ Grey Job, foreman to Geo. Willows, frmr
The Rectory 1 Johnson William, cowkeeper
Anyan Thomas, farmer
Barratt Jonathan, farmer
Barthoryie George, farmer k carrier
Ford William, cowkeeper
Milboum Mary Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper
Milbonm Robert, cowkeeiwr
Millbourn Robert, jun. fanner
Oracroft-Amcotts j.p. and held since 1876 by the Rev.
Thomas Brown Vanghan a.m. of St. Catharine's College,
Cambridge. Colonel Holdcn Hntton is lord of the inaniT
and the principal landoniier ; there are a number of small
freeholders. The soil is stiff clay ; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas. The
area is 1,250 acres ; rateable value, j^i,6i3 ; the popniatioq
in i88z was 144.
Parish Clerk, Parkinson Brongh.
Post Office. — Benjamin Willey, receiver. Letters arrive
from Gainsborough by messenger about 10 a.m. k are
dispatched at 4.30 p.m. on week days only. Corringham
is the nearest money order office. The telegraph omce is
at Gainsborough
The children of Heapliam go to the Springthorpe school
Caiikieu to Gainsbokodoh. — Barthorpe, tnes. & sat
Platt Richard, farmer
Stephenson Joslina, farmer
Wlieeldon Robert, farmer k grazier.
Rectory farm
Willey Benj. shopkeeper, & post office
HUCKIIf OTON is a parish, village and station on the ' the font is hexagonal and of the Decorated period : the
Grantham, Slcafortl and Boston line of the (freat Northern i church was partially restored and rc-jiewcd in 1867, at a
railway, situate on the road from Slcaford to Boston, in the ' cost of ;£a,40o, when a new and lofty roof was erected, the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kestcvcn, wapen- nave reseated and other works effected, under the direttion
take of Aswaidhnm, Sleaford petty sessional division, imion | of Messrs. Kirk and Parry : the base and shaft of an ancient
and county court district, rural deanery of Lafford No. a, market cross have been removed into the churchyard, llie
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles east-by-
south fnira Slcaford, and 11 west from Boston: the village
is lighted with gas. The church of St. Andrew is a cruciform
building, wholly in the Decorated style : it consists of
chancel, with vestry of two storeys on tl>e north-east, nave
with high clerestory and e:istcm turrets, aisles, transept,
south [wrch, and a disengaged western tower with spire,
containing a clock and 8 bells : the belts were rehnng in
1883, when 3 new bells were added at the sole expense of
Edward Godson esq. of Heckington : the stnicture is archi-
tecturally remarkable for the extreme richness of the ex-
terior as cmnpured with the plain and unadorned character
of the whole interior, except the chancel, which exemplifies
the Earliest and best part of the Decorated periixl, and is
very elaborately and admirably worked out ; it is of three
bays, and retains three scdilia, double piscina, and one of
register dates from the year 1559. The living is a dis-
charged vicarage, gross yearly value j^34o with residence,
in the gift of William Allison esq. and held since 1861 by the
Rev. CJcorge Thomas Cameron m.a. of Christ Church, Oi-
ford. Here are two Weslcyan chapels and one Baptist
chaj*!. In the Fen is a chajwl of ease, in the Early Eng-
lish stylo. Consisting of nave only, a Primitive Methodist
chapel and one for Reformed Methodists. A cemetery of ij
acres was formed in 1880, at a cost of j^6<x>, and has t«<>
mortuarj- chajwls; it is under the control of a burial boarvl «f
9 members. 'Tlie poor's land of 44 acTes produces /Sg yearly,
which is distributed in fuel. Taylor's charity of £a\ year!}',
left in 1680 by John Noble Taylor, of Heckington, is distri-
buted in food. A sheep and cattle fair is held on the
and Tliursday in Seiitember. The Temperance Hall was
built by the late Moses Franks esq. and is used for parish
the finest Easter Sepulchres remaining in England ; below puriwses. The principal landowners are .Jonathan Ward
1„. — J .1 1_...: — ■> .1 .T,...i..j :_ -u. p,q Charles Henry Little esq. Mrs. Eliaibcth Little. Joseph
and George Godsim esqrs. Hiissey Packe esq. j.p. of Cay
thorpe Hall, T. Tennant esq. Messrs. Martin Christopher
and Charles Sharpe, the Rcr. George Thomas Caraemn m.a
and a number of small freeholders. The soil is varioKs ;
subsoil, gravel and clay. Tlie area is 5,730 acres ; rate.nh'je
value, ;f 10,920; the population in 1881 was 1,766.
Garwick (or Garrick) is a hamlet, about 3^ miles e»st,
on the nwd to Boston, and the piece of land called the Su
Hcs'DRBOS, now occupied by Jonathan Ward esq. and ci>ni-
prising 615 ncres, lies 4 miles east.
Parish Clerk, James Barnes.
Clerk to Fen Chapel, Benjamin Hofnberston.
Post, Monet Order k Telboraph Office, Savings B»nk
k Government Annuity k Insurance office. — Michael C.
Stunners, postmaster. Letters arrive from Sleaford at 9
a.iii. ; dispatched at 4.S5 p.m
arc sculptured the sleeping Roman guard, clothed in the
armour and bearing the shields of soldiers of the fourteenth
century ; in the centre above is the recess, in which the
Host was solemnly deposited on GockI Friday, where it
remained until an early hour on Easter Day : "" the upper
part of the scdilia and the whole front of the seinilchrc are
covered with flat foliage in flowing patterns of the purest
and best curvilinear type" : in the north wall of the chancel
is a monumental arch, enclosing the efflgj- of the founder of
the church, said to be a former rector of Heckington : in the
south transept are three sedilia of plainer character and a
piscina : the turrets at the east end of the nave contain
staircases, which led to the rood loft and to the roofs of the
church, the nave itself extending one bay beyond the tran-
septs eastward : the south porch has richly decorated but-
tresses and panelled front ; the tower, of three storeys, has
a plain parapet and pinnacles of considerable size and
height, connected with the spire by small flying buttresses :
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LINCOLNSHIBB.
HBI6HINGT0N. 473
iN'srBANCE Agents : —
.Northern Assurance, C. C. Simpson
Kcliance Mutual Life, R. Elkin^on
PcBLic Establishments : —
Cemetery', James Barnes, clerk to the burial board
Connty Police Station, Joseph Butler, sergeant Jc i man
Temperance Hall, William Hall, keeper
Schools: —
Xational, rebuilt in 1873, ■'^ ^ "'"*' "^ £7°^ '"' ^° <^i''
dren; average attendance, 250; Charles William Hall,
master ; Miss E. Carr, mistress
Fen, Miss Robinson, mistress
Railway Station, Thomas W. White, station master
Cabbikrs to : —
Boston. — Samuel Holmes, ired. & sat. & J. Bancroft, Tced.
at 7. a.ra. returning same day
Slbafobd. — Samuel Holmes, mon. k thurs. ; & I. Bancroft,
mon. returning same day
Blasson George John
BjTon Miss
Cameron Rev. Geo. ThoB. m.a. [vicar]
Chambers John
Ciiates Mrs
Oioison John
Ercrard Misses
Uodson Edward
tiodson Henry
Godson John
Gixison Joseph
Godson Richard
•traves Robert
Monter Mrs
Little Charles Henry
Little Mrs. The HaU
Muriss William
Fask Michael
Trollope Qiftnn
Stables Walter William Godfrey
Ward Jonathan, Six Hundreds
COM»ERCrAI~
Allen Edward, linseed cake merchant
.Almond Alfred, grocer & draper
.\lmond Elston, miller (wind), baker &
cnm chandler
Almond Neville Jones, baker k corn dlr
Barks Richard, farmer, Garrick
Bancroft John, carrier
Barker William Henry, private school
Barnes Jas.carpntr. undertakr.& paper-
hanger, & clerk to the Burial Board
Blasson George John, surgeon k medical
officer & public vaccinator, Hecking-
tioi district, Sleaford union
BluDson James, saddler
Bmmfield John, jobbing gardener
fart Edward, jobbing gardener
Cemetery (James Barnes, clerk to the
Barial Bftard)
Chapman Elizth. (Miss), grocer k draper
Christopher Albina (Miss), shopkeeper
Christopher Martin, farmer
Christopher Walter, farmer
Coik George, blacksmith k agricultural
machine maker
Copeland Edmund, cabinet maker
Creasey Jesse, butcher
Cnmberworth Nanc}' (Miss), grocer
Comberworth Henry, hair dresser
EUmore James, boot & shoe maker
Favell Thomas, boot ^ shoe maker
Fearey Ann (Mrs.), market gardener
Featherstone Elizabeth (Miss), dress ma
Gas Light & Coke Limited Co. (Edward
Godson, sec. k managing director)
Gibson Joseph, coal k coke merchant :
& at Sleaford
Godson George, farmer. Fen
Godson Josepn, farmer
Godson Richard, farmer & miller
(steam k wind)
Gray Felix, Nag's Head p.h
Green Sutton, tailor
Greetham Richard, farmer. Fen
Greetham William (Mrs.), farmer, Fen
HaU William, farmer
Hall William, boot k shoe maker
Harby William, farmer. Fen
Hardstaff Joseph, farmer
Harmston Edwd.batclier k beer retailer
Harris Daniel Gorham, grocer, draper,
printer & seedsman
Haw Alice (Mrs.), White Horse P.H
Holmes John, tailor
Holmes Joseph Arthur, grocer, draper
k tailor
Holmes Samuel, carrier
Hoole Mary k Jane (Misses), ladies' schl
H<K)le William, veterinary surgeon
Jones Theophilns, cattle dealer
Kier Peter, farmer
Lamb Jeremiah (Mrs.), boot & shoe ma
Lamb Samuel, miller (steam), baker,
grocer, corn k flour dealer
Levesley Benjamin, farmer
l*vesley John, farmer. Fen '
Lindsey John, fanner
Little Charles Henry, farmer
Little Elizth. (Mrs.), farmer. The HaU
Louth James, town crier k shoe maker
Lupton Edward, tin plate worker &
shopkeeper
Lunn James, farm bailiff to Charles
Sharpc esq
Miller John, farmer. Fen
MiUer Richard, farmer. Fen
Millhonsc Ann (Mrs.), brick maker
Money Henry, wheelwright
Moore George, farmer. Fen
Moore Wm. k John, farmers. Fen
Moore William, butcher k grocer
Mowberry Charles, farmer
Nash Joseph, miller (wind) & baker
Nash Joseph, jun. miller (wind)
Newton George, bricklayer
Newton Jarvis, wheelwright. Fen
Nixon Thomas, boot & shoe maker, k
. agent for the London & Lancashire
Insurance Co
Page William, saddler & harness maker
Parkinson James, Royal Oak com-
mercial inn
Partridge Matthew, market gardener
Pidd George, baker
Plumpton Mager, blacksmith. Fen
Rawlinson George, watch maker
Reading WilUam, millitTight
Redshaw Edwin, farmer
Roberts Nathan, accountant
Sawyer Alfred George, watch maker
Scott Ephraim, shoe maker Jic sbopkpr
Sharpe Charles, farmer
Short Charles, coal dealer
Simpson Charles Edwin, plamber,
painter k insurance agent
Skinner Septimus Cornelius, white-
smith, machinist & blacksmith
Smith Arthur, farmer
Smith John, horse dealer
Smith Joseph, farmer. Fen
Smith Mary (Mrs.),Oat Sheaf P.H. Fen
Smith Wm. Six Bells p.h & carpenter
Spink Hcnrj', mason
Sumners Michael Cole, pharmaceutical
chemist k postmaster ; agent to H.
R. Williams k Co. wine k spirit mers
Stables Walter William Godfrey L.B.C. P.
Edin. surgeon
Struggles Joseph, joiner k builder
Taylor Robert, linseed cake merchant
Taylor Thomas, Crown P.H
Tindall John, market gardener
Trafford Anthony, Railway hotel
Trollopc Robert (Mrs.), butcher
Ward Jonathan, farmer, Six Hmidreds
Wilson Bunyan, boot k shoe maker
Wise John, Axe k Cleaver P.H. &
shopkeeper
Wood k Co. coal merchants
HEIOHINOTON is a pleasant village and township of
;he parish of Washingborough, and station on the Great
Northern and Great Eastern Joint railway from Lincoln to
S|nlding, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kcst-
even, the second division of Langoe wapentake, union and
county court district of Lincoln, i J miles south-east from
Washingborough station on the Great Northern railway,
Lincoln and Boston line, and 4 south-cast from Lincoln. A
small stream called The Beck flows through the parish.
The chapel of ease, originally a late Norman structure, is a
^mall building of stone, in the Early English style, and con-
sists of small chancel and nave : in the reign of Charles II.
it was restored and fitted op as a school chapel by a Mr.
Thomas Garrett, who was engaged in drainage operations
in the neighbourhood, and had purchased land in the place :
in 1S65 it was repaired and enlarge<l by the trustees, the
older portion to serve as a church, and the remaining
portion as a school room and class room, the work being
'•arricd out under the direction of Mr. Michael Drury,
nn-hitcct : the chapel contains a stained window, presented
by C. Seely esq. m.p. in memory of his mother. The regis-
ter is included in that of Washingborough. The Weslejrans
and Wesleyan Reformers hare each a chapel here. Heigh-
ington Hail, the property of Alfred Shattleworth esq. d.l.,
J. p. is situated in the viUage: the grounds are tastehiUy
laid out : it is occupied by Edwin Mackinder esq. Richard
Bergne-Conpland esq. D.l., J.P. of Skillingthorpe Hall, who
is lord of the manor, and Alfred Shuttleworth esq. d.l., J.P.
of Hartsholme Hall, Ckiningsby Charles Sibthorp esq. h.a.,
O.I., J.P. of Can wick HaU, and Messrs. Rudgard, are the
prinrqwl landowners. The soU is loamy; subsoil, lime-
stone. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The
area is inclade<l with the {larish of Washingborough ; the
estimated extent is 2,471 acres ; the rateable value, ;^5.4a7 ;
the population in 1881 was 747.
Post Office. — Richard King, receiver. Letters by foot
post, through Lincoln, arrive at 9.15 a.m. ; dispatched
at 4.30 p.m. week days only. Branston is the nearest
money order k telegraph office
Railway Station. — William Linton, station master
Schools;—
Endowed Grammar School, built in 1868; wiUhold 100 boys;
average attendance, 85 ; supported by Garrett's charity,
is held in the chajK!), k is endowed with about ;f 200
yearly, of which £50 is paid to the master, k the
remainder in scholarships k exhibitions ; the school is
managed by a biKly of 8 governors ; chairman, the Dean
of Lincoln; clerk,'MT. Charles Scorer, solicitor, Lincoln:
this school was founded k endowed by Thomas Garrett,
in the reign of James I. ; about 80 boys of Washing-
borongh, Heighington k Branston are taught ; WiUiam
James Simmons, master ; Arthur Mumby, usher
This parish is included in Washingborough United District
School Board
Board School (mixed), erected in 1878, for 100 children ;
attendance, 75 ; Miss Fox, mistress : the boys of this
school leave at the age of 7 4 attend the Grammar school
Carriers to Lincoln.— Cliarles Briggs, mon. wed. fri. k
sat. ; George Cox, fri. ; Adkin Ash, tues. fri. k sat
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474 HEiaHINGTON.
Bartholomew Bartholomew, Park cot
Bland George, Manor honae
Oxiper William
Day Rev. Frederick M.A. [carate]
Giles William
Jaques Miss
Johnson Tom George
Mackinder Edwin, Heighington hall
Bannard John
Simmons Wm. James [head master],
Grammar school
Wixidcock Page Bearing
COMHEnCIAL.
Adcock WilliaiTi, blacksmith
Atkinson George, grocer
Barker Edward, fanner
Bamet Henry, boot maker
Brooks Annie (Miss), dress maker
Brown James, fanner, P'en
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Cartledge William, farmer
Clarke Robert, farmer
Clarke William, coal merchant
Cook Charlotte (Mrs.), fanner. Fen
Coupland William, fanner. Fen
Grammar School, Wm. Jas. Simmons,
head master
Gilliatt William, farmer
Harvey George, farmer
Heb<loii Henrj-, veterinary gargeon
Henl James, farmer
Hodgson William, farmer
Johnson Jnsci)h, Ixxit maker
Johnson Tom George l.b.c.p. Bdin.
surgeon & medical officer k pnblic
vaccinator for No. 3 district, Lin-
I coin miion
King Richard, grocer, k post office
I Lintin John, coal merchant
i LJntiin William, farmer
[kelly's
Marshall Edward, Bnll k Batcher f.i
Marshall Edward, wheelwright
Marshall Eliai (Mrs. ), Turk's Head p.e.
k brewer
Midgley John, farm bailifi to John
M est esq. Fen
Nelson Abraham, farmer
Oxby Thomas, baker
Parkinson Albert, carpenter
Pepper George, fanner. Fen
Plaskett Fredk. harness maker& farmr
Podger Henr}', machine owner
Roe Robert, miller (wind k steam)
Rogers John, farmer, Fen
Shaw Charles, farmer
Sorfleet William (Mrs.) beer retailer
Spencer George, higgler
Sparr William, shopkeeper
Stam|)er Mark, farmer
Stephenson Westerby, farmer, Fen
HEXiFRIlTOHAlC is a parish and large village, and
station on the Great Northern and Great Easteni Joint
railway, in the Sonthern division of the county, parts of
Kesteven, hundred of Aswardhurn, Sleaford jiettv sessional
division, union and county court district, rural ueanerj- of
Aswardhum-\rith-Lafford No. a, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-east from Sleaford and 7
north-east from Fnlkinghain. Tlie church of St. Andrew is
a large and handsome building, in the late Early English,
late Decorated and Perpendicular 8tyles,consi8ting of chancel,
nave with elerestorj-, aisles, south porch and a lofty western
tower with si)ire,contaiuing 5 bells : the church, which is of
the Early English period, contains a trefoiled arcade, com-
prising three scdilia and piscina.: the nave, late Decorated,
is of uiree bays, and retains its original aisles, windows,
doorways ancf clerestor}' ; the principal feature of the church
is the noble Decorated tower, opening by three line arches
into the nave and aisles ; it is finisheu by four bold battle-
meuted pinnacles, from within which rises a tall crocketed
Perpendicular spire : in the south aisle there is a trefoiled
piscina and a locker : the font is cylindrical, with a tall
arcading of plain [minted arches, and appears to be late
Transitional work : the nave is seated witti high plain oak
benches of the sixteenth centur)' : it was restored in 1871-73 :
on the north side of the chancel is a brass to Antonie Newlove,
1597. The register dates from the year 1560. Tlieliringisa
vicarage, yearly value ;£200, in the gift of and held since
1855 by the Rev. Frederick Latham b.a. of Clare College, '
Hodge Rev. Alfred [vicar of Scredngtn] Garton Edward, gnicer k draper
Latham Rev. Frederick B.A. [vicar] - - -
Ousman Mrs.
Cambridge. There are three chapels, viz. Baptist, Congre-
gational and Primitive Methodist : the latter was rebuilt in
i883,at a cost of ^^350. A cemetery of 2B. 38P. was foniMd
in 1 872, at a cost of ^300 : it is under the control of a burial
board of 9 members. There are several small charities, pro-
ducing /,4.7 yearly, for fuel. The once' navigable Car dyk».
now almost a dry trench, is close to the village. The
princiinl landowners are Lord WiUoughby de Broke, Felix
and Augustus Tomlinson, Joseph Barnes, James Winl,
and Thomas Widdowson eiqrs. The soil is day and kam ;
subsoil, principally gravel and stone. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats, beans, turnips and seeds. The area is
3,227 acres ; rateable valne,;^7,034 ; the population in 1881
was 941.
Thorpe Latiueb is a hamlet, about a mile south.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Jarvis.
Post Office. — Robert Ellis Watling. receiver. Lett«i»
arrive from Sleaford at 9.30 a.m. ; disjiatched »t 3.45
p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office is ai
Heckington
A School Board of 5 members was fonned in 1876 ; William
Wingad, clerk to the board k attendance officer
Board School, with residence, built in 1877, at a cost uf
£i,S^6, for 150 children, vrith an avernge attendance i.f
98 ; Raymond Fricker, master ; Miss Edith Hill, mistress
Railway Station, William Charles Harrison, station master
CAEHtKR. — George Taft, to Sleaford, mon. k thnre. ; i"
Boston, wed. & sat
Tomlinson Erasmus
Tomlinson Felix, Thorpe Latimer
COMMBBCIAL.
Almond Edwin, miller (wind)
Arnold William, sliopkeeper
Bailey Eldred, wheelwright
Bailey Joseph, farmer. Yen
Barnes Joseph, farmer
Barnes William, draper & grocer
Booles Charles, farmer
Brickies John, fanner
Bugg George, farmer
Bugg George Benjamin, farmer, Fen
Bush John, fanner. Fen
Cemetery (Wm. Wingad, clerk to the
burial board)
Cooper George, machine owner
Eaton Thomas, farmer. Fen
Elson Zebcdee John, beer retailer
Ererington Joseiih,milIer(wind) & baker
Forman Edwanl.beer retailer k butcher , Seast William, bricklayer
Foster Edna (Mrs. ), fanner, The Field | Robinson John, carpenter
Fowler John, fanner I Robinson Thomas, WiUoughby Armsp.H
Fnlforth William, farmer | Saunby George, market gartlener
Oarton George, farmer. Fen
Garion Sanmel, farmer
Gibson Joseph, coal k coke merchant ;
& at Sleaford
Gill George, farmer
Gray William, Nag's Head p.h
Grundy James, blacksmith
Hardy Robert, machine owner
Hill Simon, miller (wnd)
Johnson Edward, fanner
Kitching John, farmer. Fen
Lamb John, carpenter
Leak John Mitcheson, farmer
Lucas Stephen, farmer
Musson Thomas, farmer
Newland John, shoe maker k registrar
of births & deaths for Aswarby sub-
district
Parker Thomas, farmer
Pell Edwin, baker
Picker Ann (Mrs.), Sun P.H
Pridgeon Edward, farmer
Pridgeon John, machine owner
Saunby Simon, shoe maker,
Simpson Hcnrj-, shoe maker
Skeritt John, baker
Taft David, farmer, Fen
Taft George, carrier
Thorlby Edward, harness maker
Thorlby John William, tailor
Thorlby Joseph, tailor
Thorlby Theophilus, farmer
Thorlby William, farmer
Tomlinson Erasmus, farmer
Tomlinson Felix, maltster k farmer.
Thorpe Latimer
Trevitt George, farmer
Waddington Robert, butcher
Ward George, farmer
Ward Luke, blacksmith
Watling Robert Ellis, grocer k draper.
Post office
WhjTnan John, farmer
Widdowson Catharine (Mrs.), grw-er
& draper
Widdowson Tliomas, fanner
Wilson John, fanner. Fen
Wilson Samuel, farmer
Wingad William, tailor, k clerk to thf
burial k school boards
W(X)d k Co. coal mer. Railway station
HEDtllfOBY is a village and parish, in the Mid division |
of the county, parts of Lindsey, North division of Gartree ]
wapentake, county court district, petty sessional division |
and union of Honicastle, rural deanerj- of Homcastle, arch- 1
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situated on the I
river Bain, 4 miles north from Homcastle. The church of i
St. Margaret, is a small, old, plain stone structure, consist- i
ing of chancel, nave, and low square tower, with conical
roof, containing 3 bells. The register dates from the year
1579. The livmg is a rectorj', gross yearly value £s°o>
which is derived from 420 acres of glebe, in the gift of
King's College, Cambridge, and held since 1876 by the Rev.
Edward Stewart Bengongh Mcs. nac., m.a. of Oriel College,
Oxford. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel. Here is a
Free school for poor children of this parish, founded b>
Jane Lady Dymoke, in 1727, and endowed by her with a
yearly salary for a schoolmaster and mistress, and with 0
provision for clothing six of the said children, and apDrentio-
ing some of them. The same charitable lady left also fnuT
almshousei, with an endowment of ^6 per annum and two
tons of coal each to four poor widows, mhabitants of the connt)'
of Lincoln. The yearly income of the charity is about j£i8o.
derived from land at Woodhall and Asterby, and ;£9C0 li
per Cent. Consols, exclusive of the house and farm nccn-
pied by the schoolmaster, which is worth upwards of £v> >
year. The late Mrs. Barker also left, in 1848, the interest
of j^5oo £3 per Cent. Reduced Bank Annuities, for supply-
ing coal to the poor. Capt. TraSord, who is lord of the
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
HOGSTHORPE. 475
nuinnr, nnd Earl Msnvors are tho cliicF landowners. The
mil is sandy loam and CTarel ; subsnil, mostly ii-hite clay.
The chief crops are barley and turnips. The area is 2,430
teres ; rateable value, ;f 3,527 ; the population in 1881
was 403.
Parish Gerk, John Steadman.
Letters through Homcastle, irhich is the nearest money ', returning same day
order k telegraph office. Walt. Letteb Box cleared
at 3.15 p.m
Free Scbnols, Thomas Bylatt, master; Miss Eliza Dun-
combe, mistress
I Cabbies to Hobncastle. — Handley Brader, every sat.
Ben^ngh Kev. Edirard Stewart itvs.
Bac, M.A. [rector]
COHMEBCIAL.
Bark George, shopkeeper
Bosvell John, steam miller & baker
Brader John, cowkeeper
Brader Thomas, boot & shoe maker
Bniughton Albert, coirkeeper
Burnett John, carpenter
HEKSW3iI<Ii is a small parish and village, lying in a
valley, in the Xorthem division of the county, parts of
Lindser, partly in the wapentake of Aslacoe (we^t division)
and partly in Corringham, petty sessional division of Lin-
coln, union and county court district of (iainsborough, rural
deanery of Aslaooe, archdeaconrj' of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 8 miles east from Gainsborough and 5 south-east
from Xorthorpe station. The church of All Saints is a large
and handsome building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave,
snath aisle and a tower, containing a bells : the body of the
church is in the Late Decorated style, but the tower is Per-
pendicular : the east window and those of the south aisle are
stained : on the south side of the chancel are the remains of
a sedilia, now used as a credence table. The register dates
from tho year 1676. . The living is a vicarage, tithe lent-
chnrge /21, g^ross yearly value ^94 with residence, in the
gift of Alexander D. Mills esq. of Godalming, Surrey, and
held since 1879 by the Rev. Timothy Gascoigne Lynde, of
Durham University, who also holds the donative vicarage of
Harpswell. The rectorial rights, comprising 538 acres,
pmdncinjf ;f 890 yearly, were sold by Henry VIII. to the
rurporation of Lincoln, who still hold them. There are a
Conpland Mrs I Cook Thomas,
Burnett John, cowkeeper
Cheeseman Matthew, cowkeeper
Eastgate John, cowkeeper
Elsey Edwd. farmer, Hemingby High ho
Fanthorpe Charles, farmer
Fletcher Christopher, farmer
Gell Harriett (M&s.), sbopkeei>er
Gell William, wheelwright
Graves John Wm. Coacn k Horses p.h
Harrison Thomas, farmer & cattle dealer
Harrison William, cowkeeper
Leggett Reuben, blacksmith
Marshall William, boot k shoe maker
Marshall Jesse, cattle dealer
Otter John, farmer. The Grange
Redmore John, fanner. The Grove
Strawson James, farmer
Strawson William, cowkeeper
Swabey Thomas, -.cowkeeper
lod.
Lambert George William
Ljude Rev. Timothy (rascoigne [vicar]
Smith Miss
COUmtBCIAI.
Beaumont Benjamin, farmer
Beaumont William, fanner
Bland Henr}', pig dealer
Bmmby Coggon, blacksmith k shoeing
smith
HTBALDSTOW is
Sorthem division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east
wajientake of Manley, iietty sessional division of Wintcrton,
onion of Glanford Bnge, county court district of Brigg,
rural deanen- of Manlake, archdeaconry of Stow and dio-
cese of Lincoln, and near the navigable river Ancholme : it
is on the Lincoln rood, three quarters of a mile from Scawby
station on the Manchester, Shetiield and Lincolnshire rail-
way. 4 miles south-west from Brigg and the same distance
nftrth.east from Kirtim-in-Lindsey, 19 from Lincoln and 163
friHn London. The name of this village is to be found in
Domesday Book. The church of St. Hibald is an edifice in
the Early English style, consisting of chancei with vestry,
nave of four bays, north aisle and a western tower, contain-
ing 3 bells : the chancel was rebuilt about 1866 by the Eccle-
siagtical Commissioners, when a sarcophagus, ap]«rently
of Saxon date, was found, containing the skeleton of a man
of powerful frame, with a crozier by his side, [xjssibly St.
Hitankl himself : the nave was rebuilt by subst'ription in
1876. under the direction of Mr. James Fowler, of Louth,
at a cost of about £i,sso: the tower, which was very old,
fell in July, 1875, after the old nave had been taken down,
but its arch has been rebuilt in the west wall nf the present
few charities amounting in the aggregate to ^5 3s.
which sum is apphed to the relief of the poor and the main-
tenance of church expenses. Here is a small Wesleyan
chapel and a Primitive Methodist chapel. Sir Thomas
Whichcote bart. D. L. of Aswarby Hall, Falkingbam, who is
lord of the manor, and the Mayor and Corporation of Lincoln
are the chief landowners. The soil is loam and clay ; sub-
soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips and
pasture. Tlie area is 2,890 acres ; rateable value, ;^3,372 ;
the population in 1881 was 373.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Tuxford.
Post Office. — Richard Walker, receiver. Letters arrive
from Kirton Lindsey at 10.45 ^Oi. ; dispatched at 3.5 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph otHce is at Kirton-in-
Lindsey
National School (mixed), erected, with master's house, in
1859, at the sole cost of Sir Thomas Whichcote bart. k
enlarged in 1879 ^}' ^'i" parishioners ; it will hold 94
children ; average attendance, 80 ; Henry Fearce, master;
Mrs. H. Pearce, mistress
Cabbibbs. — Thomas Cook k Joseph Vickers, to Gains-
borough, tues. & sat. 8 a.m. ; to Lincoln, fri. 7 a.m
Oglesby John, miller (wind)
Robinson Thos.Stowe,shoe ma. & grocer
Roston John, farmer, Grange
Tuxford Joseph, parish clerk, k tailor
Vickers Joseph, carrier
Walker Richanl, boot k shoe maker,
Post office
Walker William, boot maker
Wass Edward, carpenter
OOJUIEBCIAI,.
Beech Robert, machine proprietor
Carlisle John, shopkeeper
Cash (ieorce Henry, shopkeeper
Cvolson John, higgler
Cunlson Williamrboot k shoe maker
Cox John, farmer
Crawford Wm. carpenter k wheelwright
Cuthbert John, farmer
Drayton John, farmer
East John, grocer Ic draper
EUiott Henry, farm bailiff to Rev. John
Thomas Gray
Coupland George, farmer
Crowe Sosannan (Mrs. ), dregs maker
Crust George, grocer
Handley Clurles, carpenter
Hill George, farmer
HolmesFrankAchey, veterinary surgeon
Love Chas.criintr. builder & undertaker
Larratt Thomas, farmer k brickmaker
Oglesby Alfred, brmer
a large parish and village, in the is a vicarage, yearly ^-alue ;^3oo from 242 acres of land with
residence, in the gift alternately of the Bishop of Lincoln and
M. H. Dalison esq. of (ireetwell Hall, and held since 1874
bj' the Her. John Thomas (Jrey, of Durham University,
llie Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have each n chapel
here. M. H. Daliscm esq. is lord of the manor. The Eccle-
siastical Commissioners, the Duko of St. Albans P.O. and Sir
Hngh Arthur Henry Cholineloy bart. d.l. , j. p. are the prin-
cipal landowners. The soil is light loam ; subsnil, lime-
stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The
area is 4,390 acres ; rateable value, ;f 7,391 ; the population
in 1 88 1 was 800.
Parish Clerk, John Jeffer)-.
lietters through Kirton-in-Lindsey. Letter Box in vil-
lage, cleared at 3.50 p.m. The "nearest money order k
telegraph office is at Brigg
A School Board of 5 was formed in 187 1 ; George Cash,
clerk to the board ; J. Middlebrook, attendance officer
Board School, built in 1874, at a cost of £goo, for 180 chil-
dren, with an average attendance of 155 ; Wm. Goode,
master ; Mrs. Elizal^th Goode, mistress ; Miss Annie
Sophia Hanna, infants' mistress
Cabuikb to Bataa.— John Coulson, thurs. k sat. ; Jas.
Tilley, thurs
I Everett John, higgler Sinderson Amos, shopkeeper
I Fillingham John, norse breaker Skelton George, farmer
'. Gladwin Thomas, Wheat Sheaf P.H Stothard Samuel, blacksmith
j Golland Elizabeth(MrB.),farmer&miller , Tilley James, carrier
I Goodhand William, carpenter Trafford Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Hoston Frederick, carpenter 1 Traftord William, farmer
Himt John, butcher Turner James (Mrs.), shoe maker
Jeffrey John, joiner Waters John, farmer
Mnndny Kate (Miss), boarding school Watmough Thomas, grocer & draper
Newurn Robert, miller (wind)
Nicholson Mary Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Parry Ic Co. lime burners
Parry Henry, farmer. Glebe farm
Richardson Amaziab, farmer
Bobinson Bee, miller (wind)
church. The register dates from the year 1631. The living |
Grey Rev. John Thomas [vicar]
Welch Benjamin, farmer
Westerby John (Mrs.), farmer
Westmoreland Edward, butcher
Wood George, fishmonger
Wright William, farmer
H0O8TH0BFB is a parish and large and pleasant I hundred of Calceworth, petty sessional division of Alford,
Tillage, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, I Spilsby nnfon and county aiurt dirtrirt. mraljitemBry of
476 HOGSTHOKPE.
LINGOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
Calceworth No. 2, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
7' miles south-east from AlfoTd, 5 east from Willooghby
station, 6 north from Burgh and a from the coast of the
German Ocean. The village is lighted with gas. The
church of St. Mary is a large and ancient structore, some
portions of which show an affinity to the Norman style, the
general character of the work being, however. Early English,
consisting of chancel, clerestoriM nave of five bays, aisles,
south porch and an exceedingly massive embattled tower
containing 6 bells : there are several stained windows in the
nave: the church was extensively repaired in 1853 '""^
reseated with open benches: the chancel was rebuilt in 1870
of Ancaster stone, at a cost of nearly ;f 600 : there are sittings
for 400 persons. The register dates from the year 1574.
The living is a vicarage, net 3-carly value £a8o with resi-
dence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1878 by the Rev. William Gilbert. Here are Wesleyan
and Primitive Methcxiist chapels. Thomas Goodwinne, in
1639, bequeathed an estate of 55 acres in this mrish, which
yields an income of j^iao yearly, and is applied partly to
is lord of the manor. Miss Nisbet-Hamilton and B. Brad-
shaw esq. are the chief landowners. The soil is strong cby ;
subsoil, blue clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans and
oats. The parish comprises the hamlets of Slackhoucz,
I mile south-west, Althokpe Row north, and part of
Hblskt, I mile north-west, and contains 3,870 acres ot
land and 455 of water ; rateable value, ;^5,338 ; the popula-
tion in 1881 was 719.
Parish Clerk, Jolm Stephenson. ■
Post & Money Obdbb Officb & Savings Bank.— John
Stephenson, receiver. I.*ttcra arrive from Alford, the
nearest tele^aph office, delivered at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched
at 3 p.m. from ist October to ist March & 4.00 p.m. to
30th September
National School, erected, with master's house, in 1857, at a
cost of ;^i,ooo, including a government grant of ^^400;
it will hold 138 children ; average attendance, 75 ; & is
supported by a voluntary rate k grant ; John L«o Harper,
master; Mrs. Harper, mistress
charitable uses and otherwise to the maintenance of the ' Omnibus leaves here every tues. for Alford at 9.30 a.m.
clereyman and the rejmirs of the church. Ashton's charity I returning same day at 3 p.m
ot ;^o yearly is distributed in coals. There are com mills and Cakkiebs to :—
brickfields. The Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, Lient.-CoL Alfobd— George Fowler k Henry Atkin, tues
Sir Nelson Rycrof t bart. of Kempshott Park, Ba8mgstoke,who , Louth — Henry Atkin, wed
PKIVATB RESIDENTS.
Alliss George
Andrews Joseph
Bradshaw Richard
Boalton William Thomas Livingstone
Epton Mre
Fanthorpe Charles
Gilbert Rev. William [vicar]
Hodgson Thomas
Mountain Miss
Rainey William Banes
Sanderson Miles
Shaw Charles, South villa
Starmer William
Willson John, East End house
Willson Walter, Sea Lane house
COMUERCIAL.
Atkin Hy. omnibus & carriage proptr
Addison' Robert, farmer
Bamber William, shoe maker
Boulton William Thomas Livingstone,
surgeon
Boyers James, saddler
Bradshaw Henry, farmer
Bradshaw Richard, landowner, farmer,
agent for the Robin Hood's Bay Shijv
ping Insurance Association & other
shipping insurances
Rraham John, china & hardware dealer
Briggs Charles, coal merchant
Briggs Charles (Mrs.), farmer
Brown William F. plumber
Carden Edward, conch ic house paioter
Carrott John, joiner & builder
Cheales Jonathan & Brothers, millers,
bakers k farmers
Clark Isaiah, butcher
Clift Robert, farmer
Coppin William, cowkeeper
Dawson John Henrj-, Blue Bell p.h
Denton George Frederick, grocer
Drewe^ Charles E. farmer
Dring Edwin, carrier
Evison John, ahopkecpe'*
Fowler George, grocer, draper k carrier
Freshncy Eleanor (Mrs.), confectioner
Garfit Robert, coach builder
Grabum James, farmer
Harrison StephAi, bricklayer
Harrod Joseph; fanner, Slackholme
Harrod Joseph jun. fanner & butcher
Haynes Thomas, blacksmith
Hobson Henry, builder
HiKlgson John, fanner
Hogsthorpe Gas Company Limited (J.
W. Sparks, manager)
Holmes George Freeman, fanner
Hoodless Win. fanner, Authorpe row
Jackson David, landowner k fanner
Janney Edward, blacksmith
Johnson Edmund, farmer
Johnson George, fanner
Lansdale Joseph, shoe maker
Leech William, fanner
Lister William, farmer,
Maltby John, ianuer
Milson Charles, farmer, Authorpe row
Moody Samuel, grocer k baker
Mountain John, farmer
Neal Jane (Mrs.), tinware dealer
Parish Charles, beer retailer
Parker Willam, farmer
Payne Isaac, farmer
PayneMary (Mrs.),farmr. Langham roT
Baincy William Banes i.H.c.P.Bdin.
surgvon k medical officer k public
vaccinator, Hogsthorpe district,
Spilsby union
Raynor (leorge, grocer k draper
Robinson John, bxit & shoe maker
Rose William Lamb, joiner ic builder
! Sargissou Henry, tailor
Showier John Davey, tailor k draper
Sivell John, milJer,'bakor k fanner
Sizer Elizabeth (Mrs.), stay maker
' Smith Peter, gardener
Simrks James W. brick & tile maker
Stephenson John, builder k cabinet
maker, & post office
Swinn Charles, fanner, Elsey
Sylvester Joseph, watch ma.& haircutter
Trnebloixl Moses, fanner
White Mary (Mrs.), carrier
, Willsou John k Son,auctioneers, valuers
& estate agent
. Ytttcs Emma (Miss),Saracen's Headp.H
EOIiBHACH is a station on the Bourn and L\-nn line of
Great Northern railway, union town, head of a county court
district, and a parish, in the Southern division of tlie
county (for which it is one of the polling-places), parts of
Holland, wapentake of Elloe, niral deanery of East Elloe,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, pleasantly situated on
the road from Spalding to Wisbech, 8 miles east from the
former, 14 north-by-north-west from the latter town, 17
south from Boston and loi from London. The parish
comprises the town of Hulbeach, and the scattered villages
or hamlets of Holueach Dhovk, Holbeach St. John's,
HoLBE.tcH Hukn, Holbkach Clocoh, Penny Hill and
Hulbeach Bank and Holbeach Mabsh, consisting chiefly
of farms. Holbeach is said to have been named from the
old beach, the ancient boundary of the German ocean, from
which all the lands in the neighbourhood have at various
periods been recovered, as is evident from the nume-
rous embankments on the marshes. A Local Board of
Health of 9 members was established in 1850, and various
sanitary improvements have been effected. The town con-
sists of one main street, and of some smaller ones diverging
irregularly therefrom : it is well paved and drained, and
was lighted with gas in 1834. The church of All Saints is
a verj- fine spacious and complete structure of the early
(nrt of the fourteenth century of Late Decorated period,
with some portions of Perpendicular date, (X)nsisting of
chancel, clerestoried nave of seven bays, aisles, a tall and
narrow south porch, a spacious and magnificent north porch
of much later date, with a parvise and flanking turrets and
a large western tower, with embattled parapet, surmounted
by a lofty octangnlar spire, 180 feet in height, with four tiers
of louvre lights, and containing a clock with chimes and
8 bells: the windows, formerly rich in stained glass, are
particularly beautiful, and the original tracerj-, which has
been much admired, remains perfect : the font is an en-
riched example of late and rather coarse Late Decorated
work ; the clerestory, with fourteen windows on each side,
has embattled })arapets, and at the south-east angle of the
nave is a stair which formerly led to the rood loft ; the font
is Decorated and has an octagonal basin, with panelled sides,
enclosing figures of angels: the pulpit, a costly work, is a
memorial erected by the Rev. Prebendary Brook jla. now
rector of Hackney "and vicar of Holbeach 1866-72 to his
father : in the north nisle is nn altar tomb, profusely orna-
mented around the sides and bearing a recumbent effigy "f
Sir Humphrey Littlebury, who was bom in 1346 ; he
resided at Penny Hill Hall and is supposed to have been
slain in the wars of the Roses ; near this tomb is a slab
bearing the mutilated brass of a knight, and another with
an inscribed brass to Johanna (Leyke), wife of Richard
Welby, sen. 1458 : the whole building has undergone exten-
sive repairs, which were completed in 187a, at a cost of
/^,aoo. Id the churchjT>rd is an inscription to Mary
Middlcton, who had " 20 young teeth after 7a years old."
The register dates from the year 1560. The living is a
vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;f830, net yearly value ;f550,
including 7A. in. a3P. of glebe and residence, in the gift of
the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1872 by the Rev.
Fielder Hemmans m.a. late fellow of St. Peter's College,
Cambridge, prebendary of Gretton and rural dean of East
Elloe. "The rectorial tithes, commuted for j^j.ooo, have
been purchased bv the Ecclesiastical Commissioners of
Col. George Tomline d.l., j.p. of Riby Grove, Grimsby.
Here are Congregational, Baptist, Primitive Methodist,
Wesleyan and Reform Weslej-an chajiels. A Burial Board
of nine members was formed in 1853 ; the cemetery, situated
on the Penny Hill road, outside the town, was purchased
and Uud out by the Board, and has two mortuaiT chapels.
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holbeach. 477
erected in 1855; these ate Oothic in style, and connected by
ail arch surmounted by a spire ; 3,&(6 persona hare been
buried here since 1855. The charities are numerous and
nmonnt tu /loo }-earl}-, arising from gifts in money and
lands bequeathed and de\nsed by Jacob Davey esq. Thomas
Ererson esq. and others : these are dispensed in bread,
cuals and money, at stated periods of the year. William
Stukeley m.d., F.11.S. of Girpus Christi college, Cambridge,
the antiquary, ma bom here 7th November, 1687 ; in 1729,
after having been elected a fellow of the Royal College of
Physicians, he took holy orders and became incumbent
of All Saints, Stamford, subsequently he was presented to
the rectory of St. George the Martyr, Queen's square,
London, where he died 3ra March, 1765 ; Henry Rands, or
Holbeach, Bishop of Lincoln 1547-53, and one of the com-
pilers of the Liturgy was also a native of this place. A
curious Rumau pitcher, now in the Boston Literary Institu-
tion, was dug up some years ago at the Hum, on the sp>t
formerly occupied by a cross, and many urns, coins and
other vestiges of Roman and Saxon occui^ation have been
found here at different periods. The market was granted
by Royal Charter to Thomas de Multune in 1253. Here is a
good market house, erected in 1844. The market day is on
Thursday ; and the fairs are on the 17th of May, 17th of
September and nth of October. A weekly stock market
is also held every Thursday : it was established in 1868 by
Mr. W. Hackworth, auctioneer, and a considerable amount
<if business is done. Here are public assembly rooms bidd-
ing 300 persons, and a small Masonic Hall belonging to the
Alexandra lodge of Freemasons. The representatives of
William Butt are lords of the manor of Holbeach Lord
Dacre ; Richard Caparn esq. is lord of t^e manor of Hol-
beach Abbots, a great part of which was enfranchised in
1859 ; Holbeach and Whaplode Pipwell is the third manor,
of which Samuel Kingston esq. is lord. The principal
landowners are the Crown, Edgar Walter Garland esq.
of Michaelstow, Ramsey, Essex, the Duke of Somerset
to., p.c. Rev. Henry Thring, C. W. Christie, Hennr
Waddiiigton Hartley, of Fencegate, Burnley, William Bel-
grave esq. of Heacham Hall, King's Lynn, Messrs. John
Carbntt, Joseph Ward and Joseph W m. Ward, and John Bett
esq. William Welch esq. Henrj- Cole Tinsley esq. John Hardy
Carter esq. and Paul Speke esq. There are many smaller
resident freeholders. The soil is principally a rich light Inam,
with a subsoil of silt; in some parts of the fen it is a stiff
clay. The crops are all kinds of cereals, roots and seeds ;
potatoes are largely grown and there is a large area of
grazing land, ifieareaof the parish is 21,133 acres of land
and 14,340 nf water; rateable value, ^^39,583, the popula-
tion in 1881 was— of the parish, 5,190, 2,214 "' which are in
the town.
HoLBKACH HcBN is an ecclesiastical parish, formed from
that of Holbeach in 1870 : it is sitnated 3 miles north-east of
the town of Holbeach, near the Fleet haven. The church
of St. Lnke is a bnilding of red brick with stone dressings,
in the Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave
and south porch : it has an alabaster reredos, bearing evan-
gelistic symbols. The register dates from the year 1870.
The living is a vicara^, gross yearly value from tithe rent-
charge ;£363, inclndmg 3 acres of glebe with residence, in
the gift of the vicar of Holbeach, and held since 1880 by
the Hev. Ferdinand Wilhelm Becker k.a. of Exeter Coll^,
Oxford. Here are also Wesloyan and Primitive Metho<£st
cbapeb. Ilie area is 3,350 acres ; the pnpnlation in 1881
was 536.
HoLBZACK Maush forms the Northern portion of Hol-
beach perish, extending to the Wash : it was formed into an
ecdfwiastical parish, April l6th, 1869, and has two small
churches. The church of St. Mark, situated five miles
north of Holbeaph.was erected in 1868-9, "^ " ""^ "' ;f '(35°
on a, site of half an acre, given by the Crown, and was con-
secrated 6th Jan. 1869, l^ Bishop Jackson, formerly of Lin-
coln : it is an edifice of red brick, in the Early English style,
from designs by Mr. Ewan Christian, and consists of apsidal
chancel, nave and small north transept : the windows of the
Esie stained and were inserted m 1873-4, at a cost of
J, and there is a memorial i^indow in the nave to a
jhter of Mr. John Teesdale. There are 188 sittings, all
free, and subject to allotment by the churchwardens. The
register dates from .^ril, 1869. The living is a vicarage,
gross yesrly value from tithe rent-charge ^365, net Z3S8
vith residence, in the gift of the vicar of HolDeach,andneld
aince 1879 by the Bev. Grant William Maodonald B.A. of St.
3(ary Uall, Oxford. The parsonage boose, towards the
erection of which the Eoelesiastical Cimmissioners furnished
m sum of ;f 1,400, nceapies a site presented by the Crown.
St Matthew's, a chapel of ease in the ecclesiastical parish of
Hdbeadi Marsh, is situated 3 miles due east from St.
Stark's and 8 miles north-east of Holbeach : it was erected
in 1868-9 <>■> *^ ■■** ^T^o by J. Ward esq. at a cost of j^Soo,
raised by snbacriptwn, and was consecrated April 5, 1860 :
the chapel is built of red brick, in the Early English style.
from designs by Mr. Ewan Christian, and consists of chancel
and nave, under a single roof, south porch and a bell turret.
There are sittings for no persons, all free, and subject to
allotment by the churchwardens. Divine service is held
here on Snnday afternoons by the vicar of St. Mark's. A
school for 72 children is about to be built in connection with
St. Matthew's, the site for which has been conveyed to the
vicar of St. Mark's and the Archdeacon of Lincoln as
trustees: the estimated cost is ^£313. The area is 9,240
acres ; the population in 1881 was 743.
HOLBBACH Fen, in the Fen district of the parish, is about
4 miles south from Holbeach, and was in 1867 constituted
an ecclesiastical parish, which includes all of the portions of
Holbeach, Fleet and Gedney parishes lying south of the
Little South Holland Drain. St. John's church, erected in
1840 on a site given by the Duke of Somerset K.O. is a
building in the Early English style, consisting of chancel
and'nave and a tnrret containing i bell : the church was
built by subscription, the late Bishop Kaye of Lincoln gene-
rously contributing ;£^8oo. There are about 200 sittings,
all of which are free. The register dates from the year
1867. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ^^109, net
yearly value ^£'320, arising from a grant of ;i20o a year
made by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and /loo a year
from the vicar of Holbeach, and including glebe, with> resi-
dence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1872 by the Rev. Robert Joshua Leslie M.A. of Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin. The area is 6, 190 acres ; the population in
1881 was 872.
Parish Clerk, John Charles Hardy.
Post, Money Obdkb k Teleoraph Office, Savings Bank
& Annuity & Insurance Office.^— Thomas Mitchell, post-
master. The mails arrive at 4.15 & 6 a.m. & 12.10 &
5.50 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.53 »■"■■ ^ 4-^3 ^ 9 P-'"-
Lett<-rs arrive from Long Sutton k Sutton Bridge by
messenger at 10.25 i^-m. k are dispatched thereto at 12.45
p.m. The box closes half an hour before the departure
of each mail. There is a Rbceivino House at Roman
Bank, from which letters are dispatched at 4 p.m. & one
at St. John's, from which letters are dispatched at 8. 30
a.m. & one at the Hum, from which letters are dis-
patched ot 5 p.m. ; a Pillab Box at St. Mark's School,
cleared at 3 p.m
County Maoistbatbs fob Elu>b FBrrr Sessional
Division.
Sitting at Holbeach.
Howard George Fredk. Cnrtois esq. Long Sutton (chairman)
Bennett Rev. Edward Leigh U.A. Vicarage, Long Sutton,
Wisbech
Carter Lawrance esq. Holbeech
Clark Henry esq. Moulton, Spalding
Dove Rev. John Thomas h.a. Vicarage, Cowbit, Spalding
Harper Robert esq. Littlebury house, Holbeach
Harrison Thomas esq. Gedney Dyke, Wisbech
Howard Fitzalan esq. Spalding
Jackson Rev. J. Russell m.a. Vicarage, Moulton, Spalding
Moore Rev. Canon Edward m.a., f.s.a. Parsonage, Spalding
Mawby Robert esq. Spalding
Clerk to the Magistrates, Richard Caparn, High st
Petty Sessions are held at the Assembly Rooms monthly
(date fixed every quarter) at 11 a.m. The following
places are included in the petty sessional sub-division : —
Fleet, Gedney, Holbeach Drove, Holbeadi Fen, Holbeach
Hum, Holbrach Marsh k Whaplode
Local Boabd .
Ofiices, High street.
Board <lay, first monday in the month,- at 4 p.m.
Clerk, Robert Millns
Treasurer, Algernon Peckover, banker, Wisbech
Medical Officer of Health, Robert Russell Harper L.11.C.P.
Lond. Littlebury house
Surveyor, Inspector of Nuisances k Collector, Walter
Ridlingfton, Barringtongate
Inbukance Aoents:—
Accident, W. R. Millns, Hish street
County Fire, Thomas Mitchell
County Hailstorm, Thomas Mitchell
General Hailstorm, W. A. Mills k W. R. Millns
General Life k Fire,W. Abbott, High st.|; J. C. McDonald,
High street
Law Union Fire k Life, Mossop k Hossop
Live Stock, W. B. Millns
London Assurance, C. In^mells
I^ndon Giurantee k Accident, William Abbott
Northern Assurance, Jonathan Mottram, Church street
Norwich Union Fire, W. A. Mills
Norwich Union Life, W. A Mills
Norwich k London Accident fc Casualty, W. A. Mills k
William Abbott
Phoenix Fire, W. Abbott
Positive Life, Mossop k Mossop ^^
Provident Life, Thomas Mitchell l" r^r^nlr^
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LINCOLMSHIBE.
[KELLY'S
Rnyal Fanners' & General, H. J. Horry, High street
Scottish Accident, Thomas Mitchell
Scottish Equitable Life, John Warin Willders; Joaeph
Sawj-er
Son Fire, Bichard Capsm
Westminster Fire, Wm. B. Stableforth
Public Establishhents : —
Assembly Rooms, Cemeterj- road, Wm. Cooley, keeper
Cemetery, Penny Hill road, Robert Millns, clerk k
registrar
CountyCuart^i8HononrJame8Stephenix.l>.Jndge;Bicbard
Capam,registnir& high bailiff ;H.B.Gonl<l,Norwich,DiHciai
receiver. The court is held at the Assembly Rooms every
month at 9.30 a.m. generally on the first tuesday. The
district comprises the following places : — Fleet, including
Bank Fen ; Gedney, Gednev Dyke, Gedney Marsh and
Fen, Oednev Drove End, Gedney Hill, Holb«ach, Hoi-
beach Marsh, Holbeach Drove, Holbeach Fen, Latton,
Sutton St. Mary, Sutton St. Matthew, otherwise Sutton,
Sutton Bridge, indnding Sutton Sbrsh ; Sutton St.
James, Sutton Fen, Sutton St. Edmunds, T}'dd St.
Mar>% Whaplode, Whaplode Marsh & Fen, tc l^haplode
Drove k Wingland
County Police Station, Edinburgh walk, Thomas Caban,
inspector & a constables
Inland Revenue Office, West st, Thos. Duncan King, officer
Masonic Hall, Barrington gate
Stamp Office, Robert Merry, stamp distributor
HoLBSACR Union.
Board da^, alternate thursdays, at the Workhotue, at 11 a.m
The union comprises the following places : — Fleet,
Oedney. Holbeach, Sutton St. Ecbnnnd^ Sutton St.
James, Sutton St. Man', Sutton St. Nicholas, Tydd St.
Mary, Wliaplode, Whaplode Drove & Wingland.
CentntI Wingland, reclaimed from the sea since 1830,
partly in Norfolk, is in the Holbeach union ; the popula-
tion of the union in 1881 was 19,349; rateable value,
;^ 146,483
Clerk to the Gnaraians, Richard Peele Mossop, West street, {
Holbeach
Treasurer, Algernon Feckover, Wisbech
Relieving Officers, Holbeach district, Christopher Marshall,
Church street, Holbeach ; Long Sutton district, Charles
Lowest, Long Sutton
Vaccination Oltioers, Long Sutton district, Richard Winfrey,
Long Sutton ; Holbeach k Gredney Hill districts, Robert
Millns, Market place, Holbeach
Medical Officers k Public Vaccinators, Gedney Hill district,
James Tregue Crowden x.o. Gedney hill ; Long Sutton
district, Alfred Henry Haines, Long Sutton ; Sutton dis-
trict, James Edward Smith, Long Sutton ; North Hol-
beach district, Robert Russell Harper L.K.c.F.Lond.
Holbeach ; South Holbeach district, Ambrose Blithe Vise,
Holbeach ; Sutton Bridge district, John Brett Johnstone
O'Meara i,.ac.P.Bdin. Sutton Bridge; Tydd district^
Alfred Henry Haines, Long Sutton
Superintendent Registrar, Robert Millns, Market place,
Holbeach ; deputy, John Warin Willders, High stieel^
Holbeach
Registrars of Births k Deaths, No. i, Gedney hill snb-dis-
trict, John Addy Bellairs, Gedney hill ; No. a. Long
Sutton sub-district, Edwin Creak, Long Sutton ; No. 3,
Holbeach sub-district, William Robert Millns, High street,
Holbeach
Registrars of Marriages, Holbeach district, William Robert
Millns, High street, Holbeach; Long Sutton district,
Richard Winfrey, Long Sutton
Workhouse, Fleet,' is a building of brick, built in 1837, at a
""^ °' ;^5,8i2, ft will hold 419 inmates; Robert Russell
Harper L.B.C. p. Lond. medical officer; John Heniy Balch,
master; Miss Lucy Simpson, matron; Mrs. Susanna
Cook, schoolmistress
Rural Sanitabt Authobitt.
Clerk, Richard Peele Mossop, West street, Holbeach
Treasurer, Algernon Peckover, Wisbech
Medical Officers of Health, Holbeach district, Robert.Ruasell
Harper L.B.c.F.Lond. Holbeach; Sutton Bridge district,
John Brett Johnstone O'Meara L.B.c.F.Klm. Sutton
Bridge
School Attkndancs Cohmttteb.
Oerk, Richard Peele Mossop, West street, Holbeach
Attendance ft Enquiry Officers, The Relieving Officers
H.A. ; 10.3a
FBIVATE BB8IDBNT8.
Abbott William, Serpentine house
Bass Mrs. Albert street
Baxter Rev. John [Wesleyan reform].
Rose cottage, Fleet road
Becker Rev. Ferdinand Wilhelm m.a.
Vicarage, Hurn
Bothamley Mrs. High street
Bnffham Henry, High street
BycToft Richard, Fleet road
Capam Richard, Abbotts Manor house
I Carbntt Miss, Albert street
j Carruthers Mrs. Albert street
I Carter John Hardy, High street
Clarke Mrs. Barrington lodge
Clarke Rev. James Boas [Congrega-
tional], Albert street
CodlingJohn Thomas, West end
Coxon Hugh Christopher
Public Offickbs : —
Admiralty Surgeon k Agent. Ambrose Blithe Vise, Westst
Assistant Overseer, Charles Ingamells, Albert street
Clerk to the Burial Board, Robert Millns, High street
Collector of Poor Rates, Charles Ingamells, /Qbert street
Inland Revenue Officer, Thomas Duncan King, West street
Inspector of Police, Thomas Caban, Police station, Edin-
burgh walk
Keeper of Fire Engine, John Presgrave, Station road
Vestry Clerk, John Phipps Sturton, High street
Places of M'obshif, with times of services : —
All Saints' Church, Holbeach, Rev. Fielder Hemmans b.a.
vicar; 10.30 a.m. 3 p.m. k 6.30 p.m.; wed. & hi.
II a.m. ft 7 p.m. ; other days, 8 a.m. ft 5 p.m
St. Luke's, Hurn, Rev. Ferdinand WHhelm Becker x. a.;
II a.m. ft 6.30 p.m
St. Mark's, Marsn, Rev. Grant William Macdonald B.1. ;
II B.m. ft 6.30 p.m
St. Matthew's, ^rsh ; 3 p.m
St. John's, Fen, Rev. Robert Joshua Leslie
a.m. ft 6.30 p.m
Congregationid, Cemetery road, Rev. J. Ross Clarke,
minister ; 10.30 a.m. ft $.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Edin1>urgh walk ; 10.30 a.m. ft 6.30
p.m. ; tbnrs. 7 p.m
Wesleyan, Chapel street, Rev. Slater Sanderland,miiiister ;
10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Baptist, Albert street. Rev. Montague Mather, minieter;
10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m
Weslej-an Reform, Albert street. Rev. John Baxter,
minister; 10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m
Free Methodist, Albert street ; 10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.;
thurs. 7 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Roman bank ; 3.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Hum ; 3.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Hum ; 3.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Weslej-an, Marsh ; 3.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Marsh ; 3.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Fen ; 2.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan Reform, Fen ; 3.30 ft 6.30 p.m
Schools: —
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1675 ; John
Warin Willders, West street, clerk to the b<»rd ; Tlianus
West Curtis, attendance officer ; the board meet st Clerk's
office. High street, every first monday in the month, it
3p.m
Board (boys), built in 1877, (<>' 300 children; Jonathan
Mottram, master
Board, Holbeach bank ^mixed), buiit in i877,for 180 chil-
dren ; average attenoance, 130 : Ernest Cunningtus,
master.
Board, Fleet Fen, for 80 childien ; average attendance, 60;
Walter Baddeley, maater
St. John's Board (mixed), built in 1877, '°^ 10° children ;
average attendance, 84 ; Arthur Calvert, master
St. Luke's Board School (mixed). Hum, erected in 1870,
for I30 childien ; average attendance, 78 ; Henry Arus,
master
The Grammar School, founded & endowed about 1671, by
George Farmer, of Holbeach, is open to all children
residing in the parish : a scheme for the management of
this charity was issued by the Endowed Schools Com-
mission in 1S74, by which the management is vested in 13
governors, ft new school premises were built in 1877;
there are now 30 scholars ; the endowment amounts to
/S40 yearly ; Rev. Ralph Adye Ram X.A. master
All Saints' National (girls ft infants), built in 1844, for
334 children ; average attendance, 170 ; Miss Annie
(%den, mistress
St. Mark's National, Marsh, erected, with master's hooa,
in 1870, by the Rev. John H. JowittM.A. late rector, at a
cost of ifiarj, for 73 children ; average attendance, 60 : &
opened October 3rd, 1870 ; Charles Joseph Farrow, master;
Mrs. Mary Ann Farrow, mistress
Railway Station, James Wilcox, station master
Cabbibbs: —
Whitelam passes through, tues. to Spalding, retnmin{
same day to Lung Sutton
GBONB¥--Jackson, from ' Hone ft Groom,' thuis
Whaplode Dbove — Cooper, from"' Horse ft Groom, 'thun
Croft John, Albert street
Dobaon Mrs. Cemetery road
Ffooks Mrs. Star cross
Franks Lawrence, High street
Gent Miss, High street
Grasley Mrs. Albert street
Grimstead Henry, Albert street
Harper Robert j.p. Littleburj- hnose
Harper Robert Rnssell, 'Littlebory
house
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Harrison Miss, Stnkeley house
Harrison Mrs. Holiday house
Harrisson Fclk. AdoIpaus,Mattimore ho
Harrisson Mrs. Barring^tongate
Heminans Bev. Fielder m.a. Vicarage
Higdon Mrs. Cedar house
Hogf Mrs. Albert street
Hnbh Mrs. Hope villa
Holboam Mrs. Church stfeet
Holmes Mrs. High street
Jackson Thomas, Sibley house
Kingerley Mrs. Albert street
Lesbe Bev. Robert Joshua m.a. St.
' John's vicarage
Maodonald Rer. Grant William B.A.
St. Mark's vicarage, Marsh
Mather Rev. Montage [Baptist],
Albert place
May Iliomas Gray, Church street
Mills William Adolphus. West street
MolesKOTth John, AU Hill cottage
Mossop Biclurd Peele, West street
Peet Major Flinton, High street
Pick Wuliam, Victoria street
Pickering William Holeworth, Edin-
bonh walk
Bain Rev. Balfdi Adye ic.A. [head mas-
ter Qratnmar school], High street
Savage Mrs. Albert street
Sawyer Miss, Albert street
Slater Batnet, Edinburgh walk
Slater Miss, Barringtongate
Snu'th William Nutt, Victoria street
Squire Thomas, Albert street
Stablefbrth William Bennett, Westst
Stevens William, Edinburgh walk
Storton John Phipps, High street
Sunderland Bev. Slater [Wesleyan],
Albert street
Tatesoa Mrs. Albert street
Hiomas Miss, High street
Tnwnsend Mrs. ^bert street
Cllett Misg, High street
Viae Ambrose Blithe, West street
Vise His. Albert street
Wat«m John, Vicarage road
Webb Ciiarles, Barringtonxate
Worth William Cotoam, Christie ho
Winders John Warin, Bleak bouse.
High street
COMKBBCIAL.
Abbott William, chartered aooonntant,
land agentiJc valuer & auctioneer, see
Hackworth & Abbott
Adams Jabes, baker, Church street
Adams Newton Robert, miller (wind k
steam), Damgate mill
Allen Jsph. machine ownr.Ntb. parade
Ashley Robert, farmer, Washwsy
Asphmd David Curtis, former & land-
owner, Woodhonse
AsaembW Booms, Cemetery road
Bagley Henry, butcher, Stukeley road
Bailey John, machine owner & farmer.
Penny hill
Bailey Joseph, farmer, Holbeacb hum
Bailey Wm. farmer, Barringtongate
Bailey William, farmer.Bolbeach hum
Bains Joseph k Co. linen & woollen
drapers, Charch street
Banks Choirles, farmer k landowner,
Holbeach bum
Barber Jnlia (Hiss), girls' boarding k
day school k kindergarten, Hish st
Barrow Geoi^ (Mrs.), ladies day
school. High street
Barton Robert ColUnson, beer retailer,
LittJebnn street
Bass John Frederick (exors of), former,
Holbea<± marsh
Bean William, plumber, glazier, paint-
erkdealer in paper bangingslcpictnre
frame maker, Chnrch atieet
Bellamy James, tobacconist. High st
Bellars Jeremiah, f imr. k potato mer
Best James, chemist, High street
Bett John, farmer. Hum
Binadike John Barfoot, String of
Horse* p.a. Boston road
Bimadike Mary (Mrs.), Red Idon P.B.
Weststnet
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Biggadike William, miller (wind),
mrringtongate
Binghaiii Thos. bill poster, Charch st
Bishop Benjamin, bricklayer, Boston rd
Black Robert, umbrella maker,High st
Blackboum Seth Ellis, Bell Commercial
inn, High street
BlaydesGeo.Ingrain.currier, Victoria st
Bolton Ann (Mrs.), fanner, High street
Bottoraly John, fanner, Fen
Bottonilr William, former, Fen
Bowell John, birtcher k game dealer,
High street
Bowell Geo.New inn, k butcber,Marsh
Bowell Robert, beer retailer, Station rd
Bowles (ieorge, New inn, k butcher.
Marsh
Bowser Charles, farmer. Marsh
Brawn Edgar, butcher, High street
Buck Charles, com merchant, Albert st
Bnffham&Bingham,confectionrs, Westst
Burgess GeorKe,jan. former, Damgate
Burnett Richdfrmr.Holbeach, St. John's
Buxton Robert,grooer, Cloaffh
Bycroft Richd.wm.com de9ler,Uigb st
Bywater Fanny (Mrs.), grocer, Marsh
Qiban Thomas, inspector of police,
Police station, Edinburgh walk
Cameron James, Ram f.h. High street
Capam k Willders, solicitors, High st
Capam Richard (firm, Capam Jlc
Willders), solicitor, commissioner to
administer.oaths in the High Court
of Judicature, for taking acknow-
ledgments of deeds b^- married
women, for the Stannaries Courts,
Cornwall, registrar of county court,
clerk to the gas co. tc to the resident
magistrates. High street
Capps William John, miller (wind k
steam). Penny hill
Carbutt John, former, Holbeach marsh
Carr John, farmer, Barringtongate
Carter John Hardy, brewer. High st
CarterLawranoe,faTmer, Barringtongte
Cartwright John, former k land-
owner, Wasbway house
Cash Charles, farmer
Castle Wm.wbeelw^ght. Holbeach drove
Caudwell Joseph, frmr. Holbeach marsh
Csnlton Everitt, frmr. Holbeach marsh
Cave Angelina (Miss), milUner,High st
Cemetery (Robert Millns, clerk k
registrar^, Penny Hill road
Chemns William, photographer
Clark James, farmer, Holbeach drove
Clarke Atmte (Miss), ladies' school,
Albert villa
Clarke Hy. beer retailer. Back lane
Clarke John, stone mason, H^h street
Clarke Thos. coal merchant. Station rd
Cliff John, blacksmith, Holbeach hum
Cole Samnel, farmer, Woshway
Cook John Frederick, chemist, High st
ConplanidSI.Jn.farmer,HoIbeach marsh
Coward David, former, Barringtongate
Coward Martin, farmer, Barringtongate
Cox Harry, coal dealer. Station
Crane William, beer retailer, Boston rd
Curtain Wm.wheelwright,Littlebury pi
Curtis James, grocer. High street
Curtis Thomas West, chemist. High st
Dobson Mary Ann (Mrs.), veterinary
surgeon, Cemetery road
Dollin William, Three Tuns p.h. Clough
Eayrs George, cooper, Barringtongate
Edgley Charles, tailor, Albert street
Elms Robert, grocer, Chnrch street
Elsom Jane (Mrs.), beer ret. Bell end
Elstrap Edwd. bricklayer. Cemetery rd
Farr Alfred, boot maker, West street
Farrow Joseph k Co. ketchup manufac-
turers. Fleet road
Fawn James, blacksnoith k farmer,
Holbeach St. John's
Fawn James, jnn. carpenter k builder,
Cemetery road
Fawn Matthew, grocer. High street
Field Margaret Amelia (Mrs.), boot fc
shoe warehouse, High street
Fields Mary (Mrs. ), outfitter, Back la
Fields San^ tailor&tobacconist,West st
HCLBEACH. 479
Flazman Horatio, tailor. Church street
Franks Frederick, former
Freeman Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Gardner William Henry, Horse k
Groom p.H. High street"
George Mary Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper,
Station road
George Robert, farmer, Damgate
Gilder Thos.builder& brick nui.EUgh st
Goodacre Robert, coach maker. West st
Gostelow Samuel, fanner
Gott George, {armer,HolbeacbSt.John's
GoughDenni8,ehina k glass dlr.West st
Grammar School (Rev. Ralph Adye
Bam M.A. master)
Green Francis, farmer, Barringtongate
Gregory John, dairyman. Cemetery rd
Gurney, Birkbeck, Peckovers k Btix-
ton, bankers (William A. Mills, man-
ager). West street ; draw on Barclay,
Bevan k Co. Lombard street, London
Hackney John, grocer, West street
Hackworth k Abbott, auctioneers,
valuers, estate k general agents k
accountants. High st. ; k at Spalding
Hackworth Wm. Talbot hotel. High st
Hainsworth Richard William, linen
draper. High street
Halifax George, farmer, Fen, Damgate
Halifax John William,market gardener,
^Vestond
Hall Joaeph, grocer k draper, Holbeach
hum
Hardy Charles, shopkeeper, St. John st
Hardy Charles, farmer, Hunile Tree bnk
Hardy Fanny (Mrs.), second hand
clothes dealer, St. John street
Hardy John k Charles, gtm makers.
West street
Hargrave Wm. Chequers p.k. High st
Harper Robt. Russell i..B.c.P.Lond.
surgeon k medical officer k public
vaccinator. North Holbeach district,
medical officer to workhouse, & medi-
cal officer of health to Holbeach
Urban Sanitary Authority k of
Holbeach District Rural Sanitary
Authority, Littlebury house
Harrison Richard, batcher k farmer,
Holbeach St. John's
Harrisson Louisa (Mis. ), miller (wind
k steam), Barrington gate
Haslam William,engiueer, Boston Road
iron works
Hatter Wm. shopJtpr. Holbeach drove
Heat Eleanor (Miss), fancy repository.
High street
Helstrip Edward,bricklayer, Edinburgh
walk
Henley Blackwell, grocer. High street
Higdon Francis George, farmer & land
agent, Crown lodge, Holbeach marsh
Hill George, coal mer. Railway station
Hill Samnel James, plumber. Church st
Hobbins John, farmer, Wasbway
Holbeach GasWorks (Rd.Capam.clerk)
Holbeacb Library k Reading Rooms
(J. Mottram, sec.). Church street
Holdemess James William,hair dresser,
Chnrch street
Holland Charles, cowkpr. Fishpond la
Holland Matthew.beer ret. Cemetery rd
Holmes Frederick, boot k shoe maker,
Holbeach burn
Horry Judith Lowin (Mrs.) k Sons,
bakers. High street
Houseman Tnos.beer ret.Holbeach bnk
Hubbard Chas. Black Bull f.h. High st
Hunt James, farmer, HolbeachSt. John's
Hunter Thos. former, Holbeach marsh
Ingamells Charles, assistant overseer k
collector of poor rates, Albert street
Ingamells Robert Henry, general
draper. West street
Ingamells Samnel, wheelwright. Pen
Jackson Thomas L.R.C.S. Bdin. surgeon,
Sibley house
Jefferys William Bailey, farmer, AU hill
Jex Henry, plumber, High street
Johnson fldmnnd, farmer, Holbch.drre
Keall Robert, former. Penny hill
Kemp Thomas, farmer, Holbeach hum
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King Thomas Duncan, inland revenue
nfticer, West street
Kirton William, agricaltnral imple-
ment maker, Littlebnry street
Lamming John James, farmer, Fen
Lane Thomas Angell, gjocer, draper it
general warehouseman. High street
Lawes James, farmer, Holbeach drove
Leadenhall Joseph Ward, farmer, Hol-
beach marsh •
Leatherland Jas.farraer.HoIbeach drove
Lewis Elizh. (Mrs.), beer ret. High st
Littlcboyce Caroline (Mrs.), Star p. H.
Starr cross
Longbottom Jas. farmer, Rectory ho
Loweth Charles, farmer & landowner,
Holbeach hum
McDonald Jn. Chas. stationer, High st
Mackharness George, Station hotd
Mackinder George, shoe maker, Clough
Major Henry, farmer
Markfield Granite Company (William
Robert Millns, agent), High street
MarkhamWm.frmr. Holbeach St. John's
Marshall Christopher, relieving k school
attendance & enquiry officer for Hol-
beach district. Church street
Mashford Charles, wheelwright, black-
smith & carpenter, High street
Masonic Hall, Barrington gate
Mastin Frederick, butcher. High street
May Bros, furniture dealers. High st
Muyes John, potato merchant
Medd Albert Barr, veterinary surgeon,
Barrington gate
Mendam Robt. farmer, Holbeach drove
Merry Robert, linen draper, & stamp
office, High street
Metheringham WilliamBolding, farmer,
Holbeach marsh
Millns Robert, clerk to local & burial
boards, superintendent registrar &
vaccination officer for Holbeach dis-
trict, & Holbeach k Oedney hill sub-
districts ; agent to Atlas Insurance
Co. & t^j Milner's Fireproof Safe Co. ;
office, Market place
Millns William Robert, grocer,dealer in
carpets, mats, ropes, twine, sacks,
netting, tar, gravel, gas tubes &
fittings, india rubber & waterproof
goods ; & registrar of births, deaths
k marriages for Holbeach sub-district,
High street
Mills William Adolphus, manager of
Gurney & Co.'s bank. West street
Mitchell Edgar, grocer k milliner,
West street
Mitchell Thomas, printer, bookseller,
stationer & paperhanging, pianoforte,
harmonium, sewing machine dealer,
k post office, High street
Mosley Thos. Wm. boot maker. West st
Moslin Jesse, ironmonger. High street
Moslin Julia (Miss), seedsman, West st
Mossop & Mos.sup, solicitors, West st.
k at Long Sutton
Mossop Richard Peele (firm. Mossop
k Mossop), solicitor, commissioner to
administer oaths, clerk to guardians
of Holbeach Union, to the rural
sanitary authority k assessment k
school attendance committees, to
Fleet & Whaplodc School Boards, & to
Long Sutton Charity Trustees k Gas
Co. West street ; & at Long Sutton
Mossop Samuel Septimus (firm,Mossop,
k Mossop), solicitor, commissioner
for administering oaths in HighCoart
of Judieature.clerk to Local Board of
Long Sutton k to Sutton Bridge Gas
Co. t to Sutton St. Mary 4 Sutton
School Boards, West street; k at
Long Sutton
Moyses Ehzabeth (Mrs.), Rose k Crown
F.H. Holbeach hum
Naylor Walter, farmer, Holbeach marsh
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Neale Richard, gas fitter k beer retailer.
High street
Oldershaw Richard William, farmer,
Holbeach St. John's
Oxborough Samuel, boot ma. High st
Farsons John Mowbury, miller (wind k
steam), Barringtongate
Parsons Joseph Walker, farmer
Fatchett John, farmer
Patchett John Sharp, farmer k potato
merchant
Paterson William, painter, High street
Feake Emma (Mrs.), draper, Albert st
Pearson Chas. farmer, Holbeach bank
Pearson Man- (Miss), milliner. High st
Pennington George Caudwell, farmer
Fhenix Marshall, farmer, Holbeach drve
Phillips John, hair dresser, Church st
Fickworth Wra.farmer,Hnlbeach marsh
Fine Thos.Wm. butcher, Holbeach bank
Pitts William, farmer, Holbeach marsh
Podgson John, blacksmith, Boston road
Presgrave Catharine (Mrs.), con-
fectioner, High street
Presgrave Grace (Mrs.), grocer, Ceme-
tery road
Presgrave Jn. beer retailer, Church st
Reynolds Charles, baker. West street
Richardson William, butcher. High st
Ridlington & Son, brewers k beer re-
tailers, Harringtongatc
Ridlington Walter, local board surveyor
& inspector of nuisanccs.Barringtn.gt
Rippin James, watchmaker, Church st
Ritchie John Wm. grocer, k agent for
W. k A. Gilbey, wine & spirit mer-
chants, High street
Robb John, rope maker. High street
Roberts George, farmer, Damgate
Roberts Rachel (Mrs.), glass k china
dealer. High street
Robinson Henry, saddler & harness
maker, Market hill
Rose Fredk. farmer, Holbeach.St. John's
Rowell William, farmer. White house,
Holbeach marsh
Rower John, Chequers p.h. JIc butcher,
Holbeach burn
Rowland Ben. farmer, Holbeach marsh
Sanders William, blacksmith. Fen
Savidge Joseph, shopkeeper. Church st
Sawyer Jsph. farmer, Holbeach marsh
Sawyer Joseph, jun. architect
Scott Henry, farmer, Holbeach bank
Scott Jn. "Thos. shopkpr. Holbeach bank
Sej-monr William Henry, refreshment
rooms. High street
Shepbcnl Richd. Confectioner, High st
Simpson Thomas, wheelwright, Hol-
b^ch hum
Sissons Mark, beer retailer, Back lane
Skeef Mary Louisa (Mrs.), boot maker,
Boston rood
SUtor Abraham, blacksmith, Barring-
tongnte
Slator Richd.J.frmr. Holbeach St. John's
Smith Amelia (Mrs.), baker, West st
Smith George Hill, carpenter k builder,
Albert street
Smith Henry, bricklayer, Stnkeley rd
Smith Joseph, boot maker. High street
Smith Thos. (Mrs. ), farmer. Willow la
Smith Wm. Ram inn, Holbeach drove
Snarey William, ironmonger, West st
Sprotberry John, boot ma. Victoria st
Squires William, Carpenters' Anns p.h.
Back lane
Stableforth William Bennett, solicitor,
.West St. ; & at Spalding &LongSntton
StafI John, beer retailer. Penny hill
Stamford, S|>alding k Boston Bank-
ing Co. (Thomas Mitchell, agent).
High street ; draw on Barclay, Bevan
k Co. London
Steed William, boot maker, Marsh
Stevenson George, (arm bailiff to T. W.
Worth esq. Penny hill
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Stevenson George, jun. beer retailer,
Holbeach bank
Stevenson John William, beer retailer,
Holbeach hnm
Stnrton John Phipps, solicitor, com-
missioner to administer oaths in the
Supreme Court of Judicature, for
taking acknowledgments of deeds by
married women, & vestrj- cleric, k
clerk to the governors of the srluwl
board, High street
Tatam Chas. Hy. farmer, Spalding rd
Tiylor Edward, farmer, Wigness gat«
Taylor George, shopkeei*r t Ijeer
retailer, Holbeach marsh
Taylor John, farmer. Fen
Taylor John, potato merchant. West si
Taylor Joseph, farmer
Taylor Wm. farmer, Holbeach St. John's
I Teesdale Thomas, farmer
! Thompson Edward, butcher. West st
Tillsou William Silvester, lodging ho,
I Barringtongate
I Tingle Jsph. watch ma. Old Market h'<
: Tingle William, farmer, Damgate
Tinsley Chas farmer, Holbeach St. John's
Tinsley Hy. Cole, farmer k landowner,
HumhaU
Tinsley Joseph, farmer. Penny hill
Tinsley William, farmer, Fen
Tinsley Wm. farmer, Holbeach drove
Tinsley William, jun. farmer, Hol-
beach marsh
Townsend Jas. photographer, High st
Triffitt Josiah, saddler, harness t hm-t
collar maker, High street
Vere George, hair dresser. High street
Vincent John, farmer, Boston road
Vise Ambrose Blithe, surgeon k media!
officer k public vaccinator, Siinth
Holbeach district & admiralty surgeon
& agent. West street
Waite David Parrinder, fnnr. Wishisr
Walker Chas. farmer, Holbeach marsh
Walker Josiah, baker. High street
Walker Rebecca (Mrs.), flour dealer.
Church street
Ward Jane (Mrs.), Plough p.h. Hol-
beach St. John's
Ward Jonathan, farmer k landowner.
• Holbeach marsh
Ward Joseph William, farmer, Fothe^
ingham house. Marsh
Watson Richard, miller(wind)&bitcr,
Holbeach hum
Watson Samnel, wheelwright. High st
Welch Wm. farmer & graiier.Laure! Idg
Wenham Wm. beer ret. Barringtongnii-
West Joseph, watch maker. High street
West William Henry, farmer, Holbex-h
marsh
WestmorelandGeo.beer retailer.High s:
White Frederick, basket ma. Chnrch st
Wicks Edward, whedwright,St. Msrks
marsh
Wilcox James, station master, Railiray
station
Winders John Warin (firm, Capom i;
Willdera), solicitor, commissioner t'
administer oaths, clerk to Holbeach
school board k deputy supt. registrar,
High street
Willerton George, tailor. High street
WinckleyEdwd. farmer, Holbeach drorf
Woods Ephraim, bmlder, whcelwtighi
k blacksmith. Star cross
Woods Robert, Crown inn. West street
Woods Shmtiel, farmer, Star cross
WooUey John, farmer, Holbeach ham
Worth Thos.Mordannt,f8rmer,Penny W
Worth WilliamCotnam, former^ grssw
k landowner, & chairman ol th<'
Local Board of Health, Holbcbt
marsh, Ic Sycamore farm, Gedaey &
Fleet fen
Wright William, farmer, Holbeadi St
I John's
HOIiliANl} X'EIl',about 9 mile* north-^rest from Boston,
is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1864 from the civil
rarishes of Amberbill and Eirtoo, and includes Fosdvkk,
K18TON, StrrrBBTOH and Aujabkibk Fbns, in the Southern
division of the cmmty, parts of North Holland, wapentake
of Kirton, Bnston luiion and comity ooart district, mni
deonerr of North Holland N«. i, archdeaoooty and diix**
of Lincoln : it is intersected by several drains. The HoUaiw
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Fen charch in Foadyke Fen, dosi to the North Forty Font
drain, was erected in 1813 by Act of Parliament, as
a chapel of ease to Foadyke, and is a building of brick in the
Ferpendicolar style, consisting of chancel and nave only,
mtb a bell turret in the west end, containing i bell. The
register dates from iSia, and includes the eleven towns
nf Holland. St. John the Baptist church, in Algarkirk
Fen, consecrated in 1867, was erected, at a cost of
^4,500 by the late Bev. Prebendary Basil Beridge, rector
irf Algarkirk, 183^-80, from designs by Mr. E. Browning,
0! Stamford and, is a building of red brick, relieved within
br coloured brickwork, and consists of apsidal chancel.
Dire, south porch and a western bell cote, containing 2
beUs. The register dates from 1864. The living is
cixunliJated with Holland Fen : it is a vicarage, yearly
Talae about ;£a59 with residence in Kirton parish, in
the gift of the representatives of the late Rev. Basil Beridge,
and held since 1878 by the Rev. John Smith, who resides at
HnUand Fen Vicarage, situate in Kirton Fen. The principal
landowners are Ernest H. C.Custesq. and John Teesdale esq.
there are several smaller owners. The soil is chieUy clay; sub-
soil,ctay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and turnips.
The area is 8,835 acres ; the population in 188 1 was 1,039.
Letters through Boston, the nearest money order k telegraph
xrtices, Coningsby Ic Billinghay. Lstteb Box at Barley
Sheaf, cleared at 1.40 week days only
Schools :—
A School Boctfd of 7 members was formed in 1S79 for north
east Holland Fen United District, which comprises
Brothertoft, Coningsby (two detached parts). Ferry
Comer Plots, Fnsdyke (detached). Harts Grounds, North
Forty Foot Bank,Pelham's Land k Swineshead(detached);
H. Bates, Boston, clerk to the board ; Obadiah Coupland,
attendance officer
i School Board of 7 members was formed in 1880 for south-
vest Holland Fen United District, which comprises
Algarkirk (detached), Amberhill, Dogdyke (detached) i
Satierton (detached) ; H. Snaith, 10 New street, Boston,
clerk to the board ; George Robinson, attendance officer
Hedgehog Bridge (mixed), built in 1880 by the North East
HoUand Fen £hool Board, at a co$t of between ;^700 &
£Boo, for 95 children ; average attendance, 67 ; John
Carter, master
Barley Sheaf (mixAl), built in 1883 by the same board, at
a coat of about ^£750, for 95 children ; average attendance,
75 ; John Harrison, master
Amberllill, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish
in Boston union, county court district of Boston, 7 miles
west from Boston. The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay and silt.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The
area is 5,269 acres ; rateable value, jf 6,699 ; the population
in 1881 was 607.
By a Local Government Board Order, dated December
30th, 1880, Algarkirk Fen Allotment, with 31^ inhabitants,
Sutterton Fen Allotment, with 394, and a detached part
of Dogdyke, without houses or inhabitants, were trans-
ferred to Amberhill parish. '
Amberhill Board School (mixed), under the Sonth-West
Holland Fen United District School Board, built in 1883,
at a cost of /goo, for 134 children ; average attendance,
66 ; Alexander John Bartlett, master
North Fortjr Foot Bank, formerly extra-paro-
chial, is now a parish and Tillage, extending from 5 to
9 miles north-by-west from Boston, on the side of the drain
from which it takes the name, and about 3 west from
Langrick railway station, in the Southern division of the
county, Kirton wapentake, parts of Boston union and
county court district, adjoining HoUand Fen Church, and
has navigation to Boston by the North Forty Foot Drain.
The land belongs to very small freeholders, who cultivate it
as gardens. By the exertions of the vicar, with the assis-
tance of the principal inhabitants, a highway district was
formed in 1879, by which the North Forty Foot Bank
road was made : it is about 6 miles long, and cost about
/i,3oo. The area is 33 acres ; rateable value, £n3 3S. 6d. ;
the population in 1881 was 198.
Pelhams Land, formerly extra-parochial, is now a
parish, 10 miles north-west from Boston and 4 north-by-
west from Langrick railway station,in the Southern dirision
j of the county, parts of Holland, Kirton wapentake, Boston
{ union and county court district, situated close to the west
j bank of the river Witham and near Holland Fen Church.
I The principal landowners are Messrs. J. Teesdale, J. Goose
i and E. Ireland. The soil is clayey, and well suited for the
growth of all the cereals. The area is 1,133 acres, including
Chapel bill and Hart's grounds ; rateable value, £t,68s i
the population in 1881 was 160.
By a Local Government Board order, dated December
34th, 1880, detached. parts of Swineshead, containing 117
inhabitants, was transferred to Felham's Land parish.
Letters from Boston vi& Coningsby. Coningsby is the
nearest money order & telegraph ofRce
AlnrUrk Fen. .
Irmstrong Wm. Harrow p.h. & fanner
Bantes Joseph, farmer
Sowles Jas. farmer, Hnbbert's bridge
^tolt John, farmer
iaml William, farmer
Harrison Wm. farm bailiff to Wm. H.
Ward esq. of Thornton Le Fen
Hettam Joseph, farmer
^ Charles, farmer
*^ird Jonathan, farmer
*'ard Joseph, farmer
ftrd Bichard, fanner
Foadyke Fen.
lammond Egben, farmer
iammood Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
tods Isaac, farmer
*ick Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
^"hittaker Richard, brewer &, maltster
Kirton Fen.
smith Bev. John [vicar], Holland Fen
vicarage
liidwick Samuel, farmer
Jeatun William, brmer
Clark Thomas, fanner
Cook Joseph, farmer
Dring Richardson, farmer
Emmergon George, Castle P.H
Fountain John, farmer
Gilbey James, farmer
Oreetham Richard, farmer
Hand James, farmer
Hides George, farmer
Martin George, farmer, Habberts
Bridge farm
Sellers Richard, farmer
Sharpe Thomas, brewer k farmer,
Witham brewery
Upton Samuel, farmer
Westmoreland Joshua, farmer
Sutterton Fen.
Barnes William farmer
Barratt James, farmer
Borman Edward, fanner k overseer
Clarke Frankland, butcher k grocer
Dowse Benjamin, Harvest Man P.H
Gadd Benjamin, farmer
Greetham Robert, farmer
Haw Thomas, Crimean cottage
Sharpe William, farmer
Wadsley Lucas, farmer
North Forty Foot Bank.
Babbington Edward, shopkeeper
Clark John, shoe maker
Cook Thomas, plumber k coal dealer
Cook Thomas William, grocer k draper
Hudson Thomas, boat owner
Potter James, beer retailer
Scroggins William, beer retailer
Shipley Elizabeth (Miss), grocer k drapr
Southern John, blacksmith
Ward William, miller (wind), baker &
overseer
Pelhams Land.
Barsby John, farmer
Barsby Joseph, farmer
Cheetham William, farmer
Goose Joseph William, farmer k overseer
Hackney Joseph, farmer
Pocklington Richard, fanner
Porter Frank, fanner 1
Wilkinson William, fanner
I£W HOLLAND is a station on the Manchester,
ifaetBekl and Lincolnshire railway, in the parish of Barrow-
o-Homber, and on the shore of the Humber, opposite Hull,
a the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
>»rth Yarboroogh wapentake, Glanford Brigg union, Bar-
"s-apon-Humber county court diatrict, 171 miles from
>mdoa, 16J from Great Grimsby and 4 east from Barton-
Ti-Uomber. The Manchester, Sbeffleld and Lincohishira
ailway have a steam ferry acroaa the Hnmber to Hull, 3|
liies distant, and the locomotive engine works and ship-
'Oilding yaida of that company are situated here. The
>atuial school-room is licensed by the Bishop for divine
ervice, which is held every Sunday by a permanent resi-
ent scripture reader, ^re are Wesleyan and Primitive
lethodist chapels. The popnlation in 188 1 was 1,003.
'on, MoNiT Obdxk & TELiOiiAPB Offics ft Savings
Lmnd Somnsl I Johnson William
nrbut Jackson I Pink Harry
Bank. — Grantham Westoby, postmaster. Letters are
received from Hull, arrive at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.ui
Wall Box at Railway station, closes at 4.30 p. m
ScBOOLS : —
National (mixed), built in 1847, at a cost of about ;£i,50o.
for aoo children, with an average attendance of 140, k
supported by the M.S. k L. RIy. Co. & voluntary con-
tributions ; Henry WilUam Bates, master
Infants', average attendance, 60 ; Miss E. Mitchelson,' mUt
Coast Guard Station, Timothy Higgins, chief bpatman
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Railwi^ Station,
Oliver J. Warner, station master k manager of goods
depot & superintendent of the ferry ; Samuel Amnd,
inspector of passenger department ; Thomas Oliver, derk
to goods department ; John Barber, saperintendent nf
the locomotive department
I Warner Oliver I
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C0)CICB6CIAL,
Ashton William, boot & shoe maker
Bellamy John, bnltpr, Oxmarsh fann
Biltoa'Wlfiliam^/PslbMn'f.B .
Brown, Martin & Co. Limite3,-1>rick fe
tile makers 'i-; ,
Clarke John, brick & tile maker
Clavtoi^ ^M^bWfanner
t^d'Tiiomas, faVitier- •
Cook Joseph, land & insuntnce agent
Day Richard, ship k boat builder
Earles Ship Building & En^eering Co.
Limited (Samuel Mason, sec)
Edwards Mary Ann (Miss), grocer
HOLTOK (or HOLTOK with Bbckbkinq) is a parish,
in l^e Mid division of the count}', parts oi Lindsey, western
division of the wapentake of Wraggoe, Lincoln union,
coonty court district of Market Basen, rural deanery of
Gilby Robert, fanner j Roberts William Horatio, Tarbomagji
Glontworth Lawrence, fanner Arms P.K.& refreshment rooms,BiiI-
Harrison John, boot & shoe maker j way station
Higgins Timothy, chief boatman, Coast Saner John, brick & tile maker
Smith Henry M. Magna Charts p.h
I Starkey George, farmer
I Starkey Thomas, farmer
Waddingbam William, farmer
I Warrie Charles, hair dresser
' Westoby Grantham, chemist k imgpst,
'■ k ^t ofHce
Wilkinson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
' Woodbouse k Co. brick k tile maken :
I ft at Barrow Haven & Hull
Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, al
ind
miles.north-by-west from Wragby station on the Loath aD(
TJnmln railway, 3 east from Wickenby station on the
Hull and Lincoln railway, 6 south from Market Rasen, and
II north-east from Lincoln. The church of All Saints
is a fine stone building of mixed architecture, consisting ol
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and square tower con-
taining 3 bells : the walla of tlie chancel are richly painted
with frescoes ; ■ all the windows are stained and a carved
oak screen divides the chancel from the nave ; the open oak
benches in the chancel, carved by Mr. Swaby, of Marsh
Chapel, were fixed in 1851, when the chancel was rebuilt
under the direction of Mr. Nicholson, of Lincoln, at the
cost of the Rev. E. F. Hodgson, rector: in 1859 extensive
repairs were effected under the late Sir G. G. Soott b. a. at a
cost of /i,aoo, the north arcade, both aisles, and a mor-
tuary chapel being rebuilt, and the whole roof renewed : a
new pulpit and seats were fixed, and an elaborate cover,
enriched with iron work, placed over the font. The register
gnard station
Jackson JSc Son, brick k tile makers
Johnson Samuel, shopkeeper
Krohn Wm. Peter, grocer k draper
Lindup Robert, grocer
Maplethorpe Samuel, farmer
May Charles, farmer
Moore Henry, milk seller
Mouncey Thomas, grocer k draper
Fetch -Henry, farmer
Porter George, former |
dates from the year 1695. The living is a rectorr, net
yearly valne ;^345 with residence, in the gift of Christopher
Tumor esq. and held since 1B60 by the &v. William Knoi
Marshall b.d. of Trinity College, Dublin, and J.P. preben-
dary of Hereford. The charities are ^£4 i is. yearly, ariaaf
from varioiis small donations, and are distributed on St
Thomas' day. H. Caldecot esq. who is lord of the manoi,
W. F. Burton esq. and Mr. J. Bennard are the principil
landowners. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and
seeds. The soil is heavy loam ; subsoil, chalky day. Tile
area is 1, 85a acres; rateable value, ;f 3,648; the papuh-
Uon in 1881 was 165.
BECKVSnra, a qnartar of a mile south-east, takes it» name
from the family of Beckering.
Parish Qerk, i. Smith.
Letters through Wragby, the nearest money order office ;
the telegraph office is "at Wragby. Wall" Lsrrsx Boj
cleared at 4.30 p.m. week days only
Church School, with residence for the mistress : the school
Pairweather Dishman, wheelwright
Goy Joseph, farmer k cattle dealer
Johnson James, farmer
Lingard George, fanner
Milns John, cowkeeper
Marshall Rev. WQliam Knox B.D., i.r.
[rector]
Topham James, The Hall
Bralsford Harry Crosha, shopkeeper k
wheelwright
Brown Geo. Joseph, farmer. The Grange
HOLTON-I>E-CI<AT is a village, parish, with a station
ij miles south from the village, on the East Lincolnshire
branch of the Great Northern railway, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Bradley Haverstoe
hundred aod ]^ttT^ se^ional division, Louth union. Great
Grimsby comity "oilurt-iiSstiict, rural deanery of Grimsby
No. 2, archdeaconry of St«w arid diocese of Lincoln, 150
miles from London and 5 south from Great Grimsby, on the
•reed from Grinifby to Louth. The church of St. Peter is
a small 'building, cousi^ng of chancel and nave and an
embattled tower coiitaining 3 bells; the tower, chancel
and nave arch are of Saxun or very Early Norman date : the
church was repaired and partly rebuilt in 1850 by
• Wilham Hay esq. and was restored and repaired in 1868, at
a cost of ;^s20, raised by subscription. The register dates
from the year 1750. 'ITie living is a vicarsige, tithe rent-
charge ;£'i3, net j-early value ;6i66 including 05 acres of
glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1883
by the Rev. Joseph Alfred Halloran, of Corpus Christi col-
lie, Cambridge.' There is a Wesleyan chapel, built in
Brandham Ann (Mrs.)
Bellamy John, station master
Campion John, market gardnr.&carrier
OafnSeuben, farmer
Coates Henry, farmer
Craggs John, shoe maker
HOLTOK-LE-DtOOB is a parochial cbapelry and
railway station, in the Northern division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, North Walshcroft wapentake, petty ses-
sional division of Market Rasen, union and cotmty court
district of Caistor, rural deanery of Yarborongh No. a, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south-west
from Caistor, 9* south-east from Brigg, one mile south
from the Holton-le-Moor station on the Manchester, Sheffield
and Lincolnshire railway and 156^ miles from London. The
.qhurch, re-erected in 1854, chiefly at the cost of the lateT. J.
Dixon esq. is a building in the Early English style, consisting
of chancel, nave and north aisle, with a bell-turret containing
a bells ;' seveit»l portions of the ancient fabric were judi-
ciously-incorporated in the new building; George Place
esq. of Nottingham i^as the architect. The register
dates from the year 1813. Ths living is a'perpetual ouracy
Dixon Miss
Dixon Mrs
Brocklesby George, farmer
Brown Mary (Mrs.), farmer
is supported by subscription, k is under government in-
spection : it win hold 80 children, with an average attend-
ance of 35 ; Miss Margaret Hamilton Macdonald^ inistits
Milns Thomas, cowkeeper
Mnmby Thomas, farm bailiff to John
Bennard esq
Taylor Fredk. farmr. Holton Beckeiing
Tinker Jane (Mrs.), cowkeeper
I Farr William, farmer, Holton Grange
I Freshney John, Royal Oak p.R
Harrison Mary (Mrs.), owner of Ihrash-
ingmachines for hire
Hay Richard, farmer,' Holton lodge
Hudson John, farmer
Cook Tom k Mary (Mrs.), Hope tavern,
& farmers
Lord William, accountant'
Maddison George, former
i8a7, and a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in 1836.
Sir Hugh Arthur Henry Cholmeley bart. n.i., i.r. of
Easton Park, rents the manor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The chief landowners are "the Earl of Scarbrongh d.l.
William Hay esq. George Henry Haigh esq. d.l., i.p. ti
Grainsby and Thomas Coates esq. The soil is clay aai
loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, terley,
oats, turnips and seeds. The area is 1,430 acres; rateable
value,' £i;oag', ' tB* psfinlation in 1881 was 383.
Pariah Clerk, Thomas Weal.' .■ . .,■
Post Office. — George Smith, receiver. Letters thnogb
Great Grimsby arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m
The nearest money order office is at Great Grimsby t
telegraph office at Marsh Chapel. Letters are dispatobed
from here by messenger to 'Waith, Grainsby, Hawerby-
cum-Beesby & Audby
Railway, Station, John Bellamy, station master
Cabbieb.— John Campion, to Great Grimsby, tues. s fri. ;
the Thoresby carriers pass through
I Kirk Thomas R. shopkeeper
I Miller Henry, carpenter 4 wheclwrichf
Schrimshaw Charles, eastrator
Smith Geo. blacksmith, k post office
Strawson Isaac, farmer
Turner Edmund, farmer
and is, 'with Clixby, annexed to Caistor, joint vearly nist
;f 3ao, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, ani held ance
1844 bythe atv. Hippisley Maclean a.A, of Caius 0>;iege.
Cambridge, and canon non-resiflential of Lincoln. .\U«'
Dixon is lady of the manor and owns the whole of the hal
The soil is sandy, with clayey loam. The chief crops ate
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is indaaei is
the parish of Caistor j rateable value, £a,a^j ; the popu.>-
tion in i88t was 178.
Parish Clerk, George Maddison.
Letters through Ohistor, the nearest money order ii'%>-
graph office
School (mixed), for 60 ehjldren, with an average atteodaniv
of 50 ; the school issapportod by Miss Dixon. la'Jy of the
manor k a goremment grant ; Miss Jane Blanil. nu.4
Railway Station,'Edmdi Goodman Hardcastle, station nisir
Marris George, farmer & land aeexti
Slope MB
Storr William, farmer
Taylor John (ezors. otX faroter
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIKECTORY.]
LMGOLNSHISE.
HOKBLING. 483
HOLxWjsIiX< with AT7NBT forms a picturesque
toirnship and chapelry in Castle Bytham parish, in the
Soathern division of the connty, parts of Kesteren, wapen-
take and petty sessional division of Beltisloe, Bourn union
aid coimty court district, rural deanery of Beltisloe and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, about one mile south-
west from Little Bytham station on the Great Northern
railway and 7 miles north from Stamford, bounded on the
Test and south by the county of Rutland. The chapel is a
smail stone building, in the Early English style, recon-
stracted in the reign of Queen Anne, and partly with the
materials of an ancient Norman structure, believed to have
been the destroyed church of Aunby ; it consists of chancel,
nare, south aisle and a tower containing a bells: the
Norman column supporting the tower, the Decorated door-
way and the stained east window are some of the transferred
portions referred to : the church was restored in 1863-4,
Then an open timber roof was substituted for the former
fiat ceiling; improved windows inserted, and the interior
refitted in oak : the whole work was effected under the
snperintandence of the Rev. J. B. Reynardson, rector, no
architect being employed. The register dates from the year
1558. The living is a rectory, consolidated with the
chapelries of Careby and Aunby, joint gross yearly value
j£4oo with house, in the gift of C. T. S. Birch-Beynardson
esq. and held since 1844 by theBev. John Birch-Beynardson
M.A.of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge. A medicinal spring
rises here, from which probably the township takes its
name. Holywell Hall, a stone mansion, situated in a well-
wooded park, is the seat of Charles Thomas Samuel Birch-
Reynardson esq. d.l. lord of the manor and sole land-
owner. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops
are barley and wheat. Holywell contained a population in
1881 of 63, and, inclusive of Aunby, 2,300 acres of land;
rateable value, j^i,iio.
Aunby is a hamlet, one mile south-west from Holywell,
2 miles south-west from Little Bytham and north-west
from Essendine stations : its area is 638 acres ; rateable
value, ;^530 ; and the population in 1881 was 63.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Biggs.
Letteb Box cleared at 5 pjn. Letters through Stamford.
The nearest money order office is at Castle Bytham
The children attend school at C^weby
Holywell.
Bircb-Reynardson Charles Thomas
Samuel ex.. Holywell hall
CXJUMEBCIAt..
Barron Robert, farm bailiff to C. T. S.
Birch-Reynardson esq. s.L
Turner Reuben, farmer
Aunby.
Berridge Anthony, farmer
HOlflNOTOH' is a village, parish and station on the
Grantham, Sleaford and Boston branch of the Great North-
em railway, and junction of the Lincoln line, in the South-
ern division of the county, parts ot Kesteven, wapentake of
Wionibriggs, Spittlegate petty sessional division, Grantham
union and county court (uatrict, rural deanery of Lovedon,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, pleasantly
idtoated, 6 miles north-by-east from Grantham and iii
from London. The church of St. Wilfred is an ancient
building, in the Norman, Early English and later styles,
(xmsisting of chancel, with north aisle or chapel, clereetoried
nave of two bays, north aisle, porch and a square tower of
jEarly English date, with Perpendicular parapet and pinna-
cles, and containing 3 bells : tiM north aisle is Late and
poor Perpendicular, and opens into the chapel beyond,
which is of still bter date; the chancel arch encloses
the remains of a stone screen ; the existing aisle or chapel
was apparently built by the Hussey family in the reign of
Henry VIIL and opens into the chancel and nave aisle by
aidies: at the west end of the chapel is a monument
of stone, with figure, to William Smith esq. 1550, and
his wife, a daughter of Augustine Porter of Belton esq. and
»ix childTen : in the pavement of the chancel is a huge
grey slab, formerly commemorating a priest, part of
whose efiigy remains, but over this is now a brass [»ate in-
scribed to John Hussey esq. 1587, and Elizabeth, his wife ;
another slab is inscribed to John Hussey, 1553, a benefactor
to this parish and to Caythorpe : the nave was restored and
reseated and the interior of the tower restored, in 1873,
at a cost of about ;^5oo. There are sittings for lao
persons. Theregisterdatesfrom the year 1565. The living
Homsby James J. p. Honington hall
Moore Bev. Henry Dodweli m.a. [k
rural dean of Loveden],The Vicarage
Black Thomas, coal merchant. Railway
station
Dowse Richard Thomas, farmer
Fanlkner John Cook, farmer
Hill John William, station master,
^ Railway station
is a vicarage, tithe rent<hBrge ^faoo, net vearly value
^£196, including 47 acres of glebe, with reaiaence, in the
gift of Edward Lambert esq. and held since 1867 by the
Rev. Henry Dodweli Moore u.a. of Pembroke College,
Oxford, and rural dean of Lovedon. Husaey's charity of
j^30 yearly, left in 1533 by John Hussey of Honington,
is for distribution in thu parish and that of Caythorpe.
On the heath, near the village, is the site of a Roman camp,
with fosse and vallum ; in 1691 many coins and urns were
fotmd near this spot. The whole earthwork remains in a
very perfect state, only a portion of the outer valliun having
been partially cut away at two points. Honington Hall,
the seat of James Hornsby esq. i.p. was erected in 1861-3,
and is a stone building in the Elizabethan style : attached
to the building is a tower used as an observatory. Edward
Southwell Trafford esq. of Wroxham Hall, Norwich, is lord
of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is variotis ;
subsoil, clay and stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats, turnips and seeds. The area is 1,454 acres ; rateable
value, ;^3,89i ; the population in 1881 was 177.
Parish Clerk, John Pearson.
Letters through Grantham. The nearest money order
offices are at Granthum & Caythorpe & telegraph office-
at.Grantham
Parochial School (mixed), built in 1863, at a cost of ^£200,
defrayed by the late Miss Southwell ; tor 60 children, with
an avera^ attendance of 46 k supported by voluntary
contributions & government grant ; Mrs. Phoebe Maple-
toft, mistress
Railway Station, John William Hill, derk in charge
I Kisby Thomas, shopkeeper
Stockdale George Edmund, farmer
Sumner John, blacksmith
Wright William, carpenter, & post office
HOKBIiING is a parish and village, half-a-mile from the
station at Billingborough, on the Bourn and Sleaford
branch of the Great Northern railway, in the Southern divi-
sion of the county, parts of Kesteven, Aveland hundred.
Bourn onion and coimty court district, rural deanery of
Areland No. i, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3^
miles north-east from Falkingham, 15 north-north-west
from Spalding and 14^ east from Grantham. The church ;
»f St. Andrew is a cruciform building, in the Norman, I
Early English and Later styles, consisting of chancel, dere- |
storied nave, aisles, transepts and a centred embattled tower, ;
with pinnacles, containing 5 bells : the chancel, with its ,
piscina and sedilia, and an arcading in tbe west front, are :
Norman work ; the tower, owing to bad foundations, was
sncoeasivdy repaired o^ rebuilt in the Transitional, Early |
Englisb ana Euly Decorated periods : the north aisle and ,
transept are Lato Decorated, the south aisle and transept
Perpendicular and the clerestory belongs to the same data :
tbe font is a rich example of Decorated work : the stained
west window was inserted, in 1854, as a testimonial to i
Benjamin Smith esq. at whose expense the church was |
restored about 1853 : in the north transept is a monument,
apparently of the middle of the fourteenth century, with
tbe efiiAies of. a knight and lady, kneeling, with the arms of
De la Maine : in the south transit are; several memorials ,
t<> the Brown family. The register dates from the year j
1658. .The Uvipg is a. yicarage, yearly value about ;^;50,'
frum 363 acres, withiboiwe, in this gift of the 'Bishop ot IJs- i
coin, and held since 1876 by tbe Rev. Plumpton Stravensou
Wilwn H.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. Tbsre are several
bequests, amounting to about £70 yearly, which are spent in
the repair of tbe roads. In the village is on abundant ever-
flowing spring of pure water, encompassed by a stone reser-
voir. The principal dwellings are lighted with gas, from
the works of the Billingborough and Horbling Gas Com-
pany. George Shaw esq. is lord of the manor. . The
chief landowners are Edward Nathaniel Conant esq.
Captain Henry Smith j.F. and George Shaw esq. The soil
is loam ; snbsuil, cla}-. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
beans and oats. The area is 2,620 acres ; rateable value,
;^5,i56; the population in 1881 was 501.
Bbidoe End is a hamlet, about one mile and a half east,
on the Car Dyke. Here are the remains of a prior}', com-
pletely overgrown by grass.
Parish Clerk, Henry Housman.
Post Offick. — Henry Glenn, postmaster. Letters through
Falkingham arrive at 7.15 a,m. & a-v p.m. ; dispatched
at 5. 15 p. m. The nearest mon^' order, k telegraph office
is at Billingborough
Endowed National Schools (boys & girls), endowed by
Edward Brown esq. formerly of Horbling, who died in
169a, with land» in Wigtoft, producing about £sa yearly,
to educate a limited unniber of scholara ; & it is partly
supported by ttio pof ialtioners : tiie late Rev. Thomaf
' Brown bequeathed -^sook invested in the £$ per C
DigiM^RyV^UuVlC
484 HOBBLING.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
Consols, for the bene6t of this school : the school-honse |
iras erected in 1865 : 1 1 boys k 9 girls are educated free : |
William Pridgeon
mistress
Harris Edward, Rookfield
Pepper Richard Qaincey
Smith Benjamin
Smith Edward
Smith George
Smith Capt. Henry i.v
Wilson Bev. Plnmpton Strarenson m.a.
[near]
COMMERCIAIi.
Ato Thomas, farmer
Bristow Marshal], farmer
Clayton John, baker
Cole John, fanner
Cox John Dixon, wheelwright
Crampton Stephen, blacksmith
Dickinson Tom Robert, builder
Dickins William, farmer
Edwards Henry, higgler, Bridge end
Edwards Thomas, higgler. Bridge end
Elkington Thomas, foreman to Frederick
Ward
Glenn Henr}', shopkeeper, Post office
Glenn William, carrier & gardener
Harris Edward, farmer, Rookfield
Harrison & Son,millers (wind) & bakers.
Stow mill
Holland George, butcher
Housman Henry, shopkeeper
Lane William Pridgeon, collector of
poor & highway rates k assessed k
mcome taxes k vestry clerk
Mason William, shoe maker
OwstOD Wm. Armitt, grocer k draper
Pepper Richard Quincey, farmer
Pickwell Thomas, baker k miller
Porter William, farmer
HOKKBTOW is a pariah and pleasant riliage in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, North
division of Yarborough wapentake, Glanford Brigg union,
Barlon-upon-Humber petty sessional division and county
court district, rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-west
from Barton station and 9 north from Brigg, extending to
the navigable nver Ancholme, over which is a suspension
bridge connecting it with West Halton. The church of St.
Maurice is an ancient edifice of brick and stone, partly in
the Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles
and a small tower containing 3 bells: the chancel was
thoroughly restored in 1868, in memory of the late vicar, at
a cost of ;^45o : in the church is a handsome tablet to the
late Admiral Shirley, who was the fifth son of the late Earl
Ferrers. The register dates from the year 1556. The living
is a vicarage, tithe rent^hange 1^355, gross yearly value
£356 with residence, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborough,
and held since 1879 by the Rev. William John Wylie m.a.
of Trinity College, Oxford. There are Wesleyan and Primi-
Calthrop Calthrop Johnstone, The Hall
Wylie Rev. Wm. Jn. m.a., j.p. [vicar]
COUMBBCIAL.
CalthropCaltbrop Johnstone, land agent,
auctioneer k farmer
Gibson John, wheelwright, joiner k
blacksmith
Hodlin Thomas, boot k shoe maker, k
post otUce
Jacklin Samuel, farmer k coal mercht.
Horkstow bridge
Jacklin Thomas, farmer
Mager Jn. brick k tile mannfr. Hork-
stow bridge ; & farmer at Roxby
Lane, master ; Mrs. Alice M. iane,
Smith' Benjamin (firm, B. Smith &
Co.), solicitor, clerk to the lilack
Sluice Commissioners, clerk to Land,
Assessed k Income Tax Commis-
sioners, clerk to Barnes' k Coirley'i
Charity Trustees, steward of Monks
hall k Wikes manor courts, clerk to
Falkingham k Donington Associa-
tion for the Prosecution of Felons
Smith Edward, farmer & grazier
Tebb Thomas, jobbing ganlener
Wadsley John k Sun, builders, con-
tractors k monumental masons k
borers of artesian wells
Whittaker Jackson, Plough inn
Widdowson George, fanner
Widdowson Jn.Wm. farmer. Bridge end
Wright Henry, farmer. Bridge end
live Methodist chapels here. In 1796 fragments of thi«i
tesselated pavements were found in a field near, one of them
having the representation of a chariot race ; Roman oios
hare also been found. The Earl of Yarborough D.L., J.r.
who is lord of the manor, Messrs. C. Hele and C. J. Calthmp
are the principal landowners. Th£ soil is chalk and iiuri :
subsoil, chalk and clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats
barley and pasture. The area is 3,086 acres; niteoble
value, ;£3,5I5 ; the population in 1881 was 374.
Parish Clerk, Robert Oglesby.
Letters from Hull, which arrive 8.30 a.m. ; dispslcliel
4.15 p.m. Thomas Hodlin, receiver. The nearest moner
order office is at South Ferriby, 1 mile distant k tclegraiiii
office at Barton, 4 miles distant
National School (mixed), built in 1858, by the Earl ot Yar-
boroufh, at a cost of ;^iso, for 50 children ; avenge
atteniunoe, 33 ; k maintained by voluntary sntMcrip-
tions ; Miss Edith Thompson, mistreis
Cabbjebs. — Richard Hoodlass k John Fidell, to Bsrtoiii
mon.; to Brigg, thors.; to Winterton, wed.; to HaU,tn«
NelsonFranci8,taniier,HorkstoirG range
Smith Thomas, farmer k butcher
Swallow Joseph Bromley, farmer
Turton Edward J. farmer
Cllathorne k Pranks,brick k tSe minl$.
Horkstow bridge
Vessey George, pig jobber
HORNCASTLE
HoBNCASTLB is a market and union town, head of a county
court district, parish and terminus of a line from Kirksteaa,
on the Lincoln and Boston branch of the Great Northern
railway : it is the capital of the soke of Honicastle, in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, and gives name
to a rural deanerj-, in the archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln : it is situated in a valley at the foot of the hills
called the Wolds, on the rivers Bain and Waring, principally
situated within an angle formed by the confluence of those
rivers, 21 miles east from Lincoln, 136 from London by
road and 130 by Great Northern railway, 10 north-west
from Spilsby, 15 north from Alford, 30 north from Boston
and 13 south-west from Louth.
In 1792 an Act was obtained for canalizing the river Bam
from here to the river Witham, at Tattershall, a distance of 10
miles, the authorized capital being ;£ 15,000, in ;^3o shares:
in iSoo another Act was obtained to raise an additional
;^30,ooo. A good trade is carried on in coal and com,
malting and brewing.
The railway was opened on the 12th of August, 1S55 : it
joins the Lincoln and Boston lino at Kirkstead, thus opening
a communication with all parts of England.
The manor, as in Domesday Book, was in possession of
William the Nonnan. Henry III. in the foui-teenth year
of his re^'gn, granted three charters, one for a free warren,
one for an annual fair and one to try felons and hold a court
leet. The town is, almost without doubt, built on the site
<k the Roman station " Banovallum," and derives its name
from the Saxon " Hym-Ceaster," referring to the hom-
shaped piece of ground on which the town is built ; the
arms o( the town, representing a " horn " and a " castle,"
maintain the tradition. Several British urns and fragments
of bones and dnetary Roman urns have been found lonth-
east of the town, nnmeroiu coins of the Lower Empire and
■ome fine specimens of the earlier Imperial coins, as well as
Early English silver currency. The Romans erected on ths
spot a very strong fort, enclosing an irregular parallek>gra:!i
600 feet k>ng b^ 350 wide, on its eastern aide, and 303 0:1
the western, with a wall 16 feet thick, and portfcins o! a.'.
four walls, in some parts as much as 12 feet high, still ex»t,
the date of the masonry may be generally assigncJ i'
A.D. 78, before the close of the reign of Vespasian, to vhic'i
Emperor the earliest coins found here belong ; the Boin-us
appear also to have constructed at least three roads, Icalin;
from the station to the west, north and east, and pcrhaj-i
two others southwards.
The town has been much improved ; it is paved, It^t: I
with gas and abundantly supplied with water, and is tind?:
the Local Government Act, the board consisting of ::
members.
The church of St. Mary is a building chiefly in I'.Ji
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of large churcM
with aisles, nave of four bays, aisles, north and south porches
vestry and an exceedingly massive square embattled totn?-.
with spire containing 6 bells and a clock : the north sl>>
was rebuilt in 1820, the south in. 1831 : the naveappra->
to belong to the Earlier half of tbelourteenth centoiy, «i:h
a clerestory added in the fifteenth century, the dunce! ii
of about the same age as the nave, but the north ais!r K
chantry is later ; the earliest remaining portion of the bJ3c£
is comprised in the arches and piers supporting the to^n:.
which date from the latter part of the Uurteenth centoir :
the church was thoroughly restored in i860, under tb
direction of Mr. Ewan Christian : the chancel, by J,uiiei
Banks Stanhope esq. and the rest by subscription : th;
interior was fitted with open oak benches and a nev (U^
roof erected ; the cost of restoration was about £i,ooo : tbe
organ was rebuilt, at a cost of ;£3,ooo, through we nianifi-
cence of Henry J. Fielding esq. and contains three maiasls '.
fine pedal organ, 45 slope and upwards of 2,503 rir*S' '^
Digi
:izedby VjUUVIC
DIRECTOBT.]
LINGOLNSHIBE.
HORNCASTtE. 485
the chancel ia a hnndaiwnw reredoa, of Caen atone, elegantly
carved ; the eagle lectern of bronzed iron was the giftijf tm
ReT.Saml. Lodge if.A.TectorofScrirelaby,and head master of
Horncaatle Grammar School, 1854-70 : the ancient carved
acreens hare been re-erected in the chancel, and the piscina
on the aonth aide restored : the east window ia a memorial
to the late Ber. H. Milner, vicar of Horncaatle : in the north
lisle is a mnral brass, on a slab of Pnrbeck marble, to Sir
Lionel Dymoke, with kneeling figures of himself, two sons
and three daughters : on the pavement ia another brass
ifpreaenting thi body of Sir Uonel in a shroad, with two
Ecrolls and an inscribed brass below : in the north chancel
aisle is a monoment with arms to Sir Ingram Hopton kt.
killed at Winceby, October nth, 1643 : in the south aisle is
a memorial, reproduced with mnch care from the original
painting on the south arcade wall, to the Rev. Thomas Gibsoa
i.rt. 44 years vicar of this parish, 1678, with a shield of
aims : besides the east window there are others to the Bev.
Robert Giles, a former vicar, and to Mr. Frederick Har-
vood : the south-east window is stained, in memory of the
Rev. A. Scrivener, late vicar of this parish. The parish
register dates from 1559. The living is a vicarage, net
jearly value £6ij^ including 370 acres of glebe, with resi-
dence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1882 by the Rev. Edwin Fowler Quarrington m.a. of St.
Catharine's College, Cambridge.
A chapel of ease, named uie Holy Trinity, in the Early
English style was bnilt, partly by public subscription and
Krtly by a lesacy of ;^soo, beiqneathed for that purpose by
'. Hadely, Ae late vicar : it was opened for divine service
is Easter week in 1848 : it consists of chancel, nave, aisles,
north porch and high open belfry containing i bell, and is
capable of containing abont 400 persons ; all the sittings are
free.
There are Weeleyan Methodist, Congregational, Baptist
and Primitive Methodists chapels.
George Whelpton, a native of Homcastle, erected, in
Queen street, six almshouses for poor persons of the town,
in memory of his wife, with an allowance of as. 6d. a week,
the endowment arising from £1,500 invested in the fnnds ;
the inmatea are nominated by the vicar and chnrchwardens.
Harstcroff B and Snowden's charities are for apprenticing
orphan boys belonging to the parish : the income about j^ioo
Yearly : other charities, the principal of which, amounting
lo j^6o a year, are for distribution.
The Conrt House, North street, is a spacious building of
brick and stone, fitted up with the usual oiHces : special and
pettr sessions for the Homcastle division of the parts of
Lindae^ are held here every Saturday. The meetings of the
Conumssioiieis of Tkxe* and the Connty Court are also held
ID the same building.
The market, held on Saturday, is well supplied with
ponltry and other provisions ; and five annual fairs are
held, the first, on the fifth Thursday in Lent, for cattle and
Official Establishment*,
POST k MONET ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE. ,
Letters received by mail-cart from Kirkstead at 7.5 a.m. k I
sent ont by rural messengers & town letter carriers at
7.40 a.ni. excepting monday, when letters arrive by mail
cart at 7. 18 a.m. k are sent out at 8. 10 a.m '
Mid-day mail arrives at 1.45 p.m. Letters delivered in town !
at2.5p.m. Box is also cleared at 1.30 p.m. & letters for
Homcastle are delivered along with thoee received by mid-
day mail
D^patcfaes for London k most counties east k south of
Homcastle, at 1040 a.m. For places north k west of
Homcastle k also aoutti as far as Lancashire, Oxfordshire,
Northamptonshire, Cornwall, Devon, Somersetshire k
IJedfordsbire, at 5.15 p.m. (with additional halfpenny
!=tamp np toc.35p.m.). For London, Norfolk, Suffolk,
Essex, Kent, Sussex, Berkshire, Surrey,Buckinghamshire,
\Viltsture, Hampshire, Dorsetshire & Isle of Wight k all
Unoolnsbire, at 6.50 p.m. (with additional halfpenny
stamp up to 6.55 p.m)
On Sunday letters are delivered in town at 9. 15 a.m. k can
be had by callers from that time up to 10 a.m. Mails
despatched for south at 4.10 p.m. k for north at 4.30
p^m. Letters are registered Ic stamps sold from 8 a.m.
to 10 a.m. Telegrams received k despatched from 8 a.m.
to 10 a.m. only. No money order or savings bank busi-
ness is transacted on Sunday
^Vaix Box, East street, cleared at 4.40 p.m. k that in West
street at 5 p.m
Miney order k savings bank business is transacted from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Telegrams received ft despatched from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Postal orders are issued from 8 s.m. to
Sp.m
PARCEL POST.
'Two inward mails of parcel post k two outward ; inward
arriving 7.5 a.m. k 7.15 p.in. ; outward despatched iz.30
a-m. Jt 4.30 p.m
sheep; the second, on the aist, for horses, and sand of
June, for cattle ; the third, the great horse fair, now con-
fined to one week, commences on the Monday after the 8th
of August, for sheep on the Thursday, and for cattle on
Friday in the same week ; this is considered to be one of the
largest horse fairs in the kingdom, and is resorted to by
dealers from all parts of England and the Continent ; the
fourth fair is for foals and sheep, and is held on the second
Thursday of September ; the fifth is for pleasure, cattle,
horses and sheep, and is held on the aSth and 29th of
October, and was removed here upon payment of j^zoo,
from Market Stainton in 1768. The butter market, erected
at the expense of James Banks Stanhope esq. was opened
November 15th, 1853.
The Dispensary, established in 17S9 by the late Drs.
Harrison and Fawssett, is a great benefit to the town and
neighbourhood : it is supported by donations and subscrip-
tions, and collections made at all places of worship in the
town: the average number of patients is about 1,000. A
bnilding for the dispensary was erected by subscription as
a memorial of Sir Henry Dymoke bart. : it stands
opposite the Conrt House and is of white brick with stone
dressings.
A handsome Com Exchange, sitnated in the High street,
was opened on the 5th of July, 1856 : it is of brick, with
stone fadnss, and will hold 500 : the cost was about ;^3i5oo.
Concerts, lectures and assemblies are held here ; the
Mechanics' Institute, which occupies two rooms adjoining
the Com Exchange, was founded in the year 1836 : it has
now a good general library of abont 3,500 volumes,in which
is included the special reference library purchased ont of a
bequest of the late Henry Fielding esq. m 1879 '■ there is a
news room which is supplied with all the principal papers :
the. number of memt«rs is 350 ; the Rev. J. C. Hudson,
vicar of Thornton, is librarian, and takes an active part in
the management.
On the south-western side of the town, near the castle, is
the Julian Bower close, the site of a maze of Roman origin,
long since eSaoed by cultivation : many urns, coins, fibulae
ana other Roman remains have been at different periods
discovered here. At the south-eastern part of the liarish,
near the mill on the Mareham road, is Hangman's Comer,
where those found guilty of capital offences m the court of
the manor were formerly executed.
J. Banks Stanhope esq. is lord of the manor and principal
landowner.
The area of the parish is 1,868 acres; rateable value,
^^13,635 ; the population in i33i was 4,818, including 119
officers and inmates in the workhouse.
By the Act 44 Vic. c. xvii. the Fen Allotment was trans-
ferred to the new parish of Wildmoor.
Parish Clerk, John Coats Osborne.
Sexton, Francis Davsin.
Local Institutions Ac.
COUHTI MAQISTKATES FOR HORVOASTLX PZITT
SESSIODAL OinSIOH,
Stanhope James Banks esq. d.l. Bevesby Abbey, Boston
Stanhope Hon. Edward m.a. Revesby Abbey, Boston
Babb Rev. George m.a. Rectory, Asterby, Homcastle
Hawley Michael Henry e^q. The Lawn, Tumby, Bostcin
Livesey Rev. Thomas u.A. 33 Eastgate, Lincoln
Lodge Rev. Canon Saml.M.A. Bector>-,ScrivelBby,Bomcastle
Massingberd Rev. AViUiam Oswald m.a. Rectory, South
Orrasby, Alford
Massingberd-Mundy Charles Francis esq. D.L. South Ormsby
hall, Alford
Otter Francis esq. M..i. Ronby hall, Wragby
Short Edward Hassard esq. Edlington grove, Hnrncastle
Short John Hassard esq. d.l. Edlington grove, Homcastle
Wright Rer. Canon Arthur m.a. Rectory, Coningsby, Boston
Clerk to the Magistrates, Charles Dee, 14 South street
Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, North street,
every Saturday at la noon
The petty sessional division in the Homcastle Soke : — Ashby
West, Coningsby, Haltham, Homcastle, Langriville,
Mareham-le-Fen, Mareham-le-Hill, Moorby, Ronghton,
Thimbleby, Thomtoii-le-Fen, Tointon High, Tointon Low,
Wildmoor, Wilksby, Wood Enderby. Hundred of Gartree:
— Asterby,Banmb<ir,Belchford3ocknall,CawkwellJ)alder-
by, Edlington, Gautby, Goulceby, Hemingby, Horsington,
Kirkby-super-Ihkin, Kirkstead, Langton, Martin, Minting
Ranby, S<»mblesby, Scrivelsby,Stainton|MBrket,Stenigot,
Stiiwold, Sturton, Tattershall, Tattershall Thorpe, Thorn-
ton, Tumby, Waddingworth, Wispington, Woodhall. Part
of the hunaied of Hill :— Ashby Puerorum, Claxby Pluck-
acre, Enderby Bog, Fulletby, Greetham, Hagworthing-
ham, Hameringham, Ormsby-cam-Ketsby, Oxcomb,
Salmonby, Scratield, Somersby, Tetford, Winceby, Wor-
laby. Part of the Soke of Bolingbroke :— Jlevesby,
^^''P^y Digitized by VjUU^IC
4^ti, HOiRITGASTLE..
LIKOQIiliaflXSE.
{HEtJiT'S
LOCAL BOABB.
OfBces, Gas works, Fonndrr street.
Board day, thnrsday, at 6.30 p.m.
Clerk, Charles Dee, Sonth street
Treasnrer, Eli Hall, 35 Hi^ street
Medical OiBeer of Health, Hi^;b George v.b.- 3 9tanhop« vils
Snrreyor & Inspector of Nnisonces, Zaehariah Boalton, 78
Formdiy street
Collector, William Orerton Chapman, 33 Lonth road
IHSUSAHOE AGEHTS.
British Empire Mutual Life, C. M. Hodgett-, Savings bank
Hand-in-Hand, Chas. M. Hodgetts, Savings bank, Qaeen st
Imperial Fire, Edward Achnreh, 4 High, street
Life Association of Scotland, Wm. Brown, Hie Bank, Bnll
ring
London Assurance, Wm. Brown, The Bank, Bnll ring
Midland Counties Fire k Life, W. P. Carlton, 8 High street
Northern Assurance, Edward Simpson, 4 West street
Norwich Union Fire, Mrs. E. Robinson, 19 Bull ring
Phoenix Fire, Frank Stuchbery, 2 South street
Provident Life, Henry Boulton, High street
Bo}-al Exchange, J. Overton, 5 Market place
Sa>ttish Equitable Life, W. S. Qitherow, 7 Lindsey court ;
T. G. Peart, High street
Standard, C. J. Caswell, Bull ring
Sun Fire, K. Clitherow, North street
Yorkshire Fire ft Life, Eli Hall, High street
PUBUC ESTABUSHHXHTS.
Com Exchange Hall, High st. Parish k Nicholson, lessees
Comity Court, North street ; His Honour James Stephen
LL.D. judge; Robert Clitherow, registnr; John Uj^eby
Stapylton Smith, high bailiff
The district comprises the following places r— Asgarby,
Ashby Puerorum, Ashby West, Asterby, ■ Bag Enderby,
Baumber, Belchford, Benniworth, Bncknall, CawkweU,
Claxby-Piuckacre, Coningsby, Dalderby, Edlington, Fnl-
leti>y, Gantby, Goulceby, Greetham, Hagworthingham,
Haltham, Htuneringham, Hatton, Hemingby, Homcastle,
Horangton, Eirkby-on-Bain, Kirkstead, Langton-by-
Homcastle, Langton-by-Wragby, Lusby, Mareham-je-
Fen, Mareham-on-the-Hill, Martin, Minrngsby, Minting,
Moorby, Panton, Ranby, Bevesbv, Soughton, Salmonby,
Scamblesby,8cTafleld,Scrivel8by,SomeTsby,8otby,Staintott
Market, Stixwonld, Sturton Great, Tatter8haU,TattaT8haU
Thorpe, Tetford, Thimbleby, Thornton, Toynton High,
Toynton Low, Tiimby,Tiipholme, Waddingworth,WUkM>y
Wildmore, Winceby, Wispington, Wo(M Enderby ft
WoodhaU
County Police Station, Wong ; Thomas Stevenitt, sapei>-
intendent, i inspector, a sergeants ft 1 1 eonstables
Homcastle Public Dispensary, North street ; Gen. Charles
Elmhirst c.B. treasurer ft secretary' ; Sobcrt - Jalland ft
John Hadden m.d. medical qfiicerg: Williaiu BattS) lesi-
dept dispenser
Inland Bev«nue Office, Bodney hotel, Geo. Ab)ett.-ofilcer -
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer ' Battalion (G.
Co.), Drill hall. South street; Major Bobert C. Arm-
strong, commandant ; Hugh George m.d. acting surgeon
Local £^rd Fire Engine Station, Church lane
Stamp Office, High street, Henry Boulton, sub-distributor
HoKNCASTLB Union.
Board day alternate tuesdays at the Board-loom-, Work--
house, at 11 a.m.
The union comprises the folUiwing places : — Asearby,. Ashby
Puerormn, Ashby West, Asterby, Bag Enderby, Bark-
with East, Barkwith West, Baumber or Bamburgb,
Belchford, Benniworth, Bucknall, OawkweU, Claxby-
Pluokacre, Coningsby, Dalderby, Edlington, FuHetby,
Gantby, Goulceby, Greetham, Hagworthingham, Hal-
tham-upon-Bain, Hamerin^ham, uatton, Hemingby,
Homcastle, Borsington, Kirkby-upon-Ba'in, Kirkstead,
Land - South - of - the - Witham, Langton - by - Wragby,
Langton near Homcastle, Lusby, Mareham - le - Fen,
Mareham - on - the - Hill, Market Stainton, Martin,
Miningsby, Minting, Moorby, Panton, Raoby, Bevesby,
Boughton, Salmonby, Scamblesby, Scrafield, Serivelsby,
Somersby, Sotby, Stixwould, Great Sturton, -TattenihaQ,
Tattershall Thorpe, Tetford, Thimbleby, Thornton, Tor-
rington West, Toynton High, TojTiton Low, Tmnby,
Tupholme, Waddingworth, Wilksby, Wildmore, Winceby,
Wispington, Wood Enderby, Wooahall ft Wragby; the
population of the Union in 1881 was 21,513; rateable
value (1884) ^^142,623
Clerk to the Guardians, Charles Dee, South- St. Homcastle
Treasurer, William Garflt, Boston
Collector to the Guardians, Edward Simpson,. 4 We^t
street, Homcastle
Relieving Officers, North district, Wm. Johnson, 9 Dis-
pensary rd. Homcastle ; South district, J. H. MeanwdL
Tattershall
Vaooinstiaa Officer, A. Bellamy, Hagwortfaiiigtiain
MeiUdd Officers ft Public Vaccinators, Hemingbj' district,
Joltt fiadden k.d. Homcastle ; Homcastle district,
AUMVt EdwBtd BordtDD, Homcastle; Bevesby district,
AhMthndm* Bon Patarson ildl Bevesby bridge ; Tattershall
district, Thanas Aadtenr Bbberta, Coningsby; Tetford
dislriet, James Cbmpbell Grav l.s.c.p. sdin. Tstford;
W^by district, Ftaderick Hall, Wragby
Bagistrars of Birtiu ft Deaths, No. t Wragby snb-district,
Biehard Parkinaon, Hatton ; No^ a Homcastle sub^district,
John Chantry, 31 Lincoln road, Homcastle ; No. 3 Tet-
ford sub-district, Antinmy Bellamy, Hagworthingbsm ;
Ko. 4 TattaraaUsnb-dittrict, J. B. Meanirail, Tittersall
B^strars of Marriage^ Watson Joll, Bull ring, Homcutle
J. H. Meanwell, Tattershall ; B. Parkinson, Hatton
Superinteiident Rsigistnr, Charles Dee, 14 Sosdli street
Homcastle ; deputy, Robert Clifton Armstrong, 5 South
street, Homcastle
Workhanse, Foundry street, is a red brick faiilding, built
in 1838; -will hold .360 inmates; Bev. Edirard Mirtic
Chapman b.a. chaplain ; Albert Eidward Boulton, medical
officer, William Berridga, master ; Mrs. Betsey Beirldge,
matron; Anne Bsrry, schoohnistcsss
Bus&i/ SANiTAm Aanoanr.
Clerk, Charles Dee, South street, Homcastle
Treasnrer, William Garflt, Boston
Medical Officer of Health, Hugh George m.d. 3 Stanhoj*
villas, Homcastle
Inspector of Nuisances, A. Bellamy, Hagworthingham
School Attendamcb ODlonrrKa (for ButsI ft Urban
Sanitary Districts).
Clerk, Charles Dee, South street, Homcastle
Attendance Officer, Jno. Edwd. Wray, Mareham-le-Fen
PUBLIC OFFICEBS.
Assessor ft Collector of Income ft Property lb, William
Overton Oiapiiuui, 03 Louth road
Assistant Overseer, Jobm Chaftman, 33 Louth road
Clerk to the Assessment Committee of Homcastle Unioii.
Charles Dee,Soath street
Cljsrk to Hurstcroft's ft Snowdeu's Charities, ft to the
Governor; of the Grammar School, Frederidt WQliani
T-weed, Manor House street
Clerk to the Commissioners of Land, Assessed ft Piopertr
ft Income Tax, Bobert Clitherow, North street
Inland Revenue Officer, George Ablett, 61 Wast street
Inspector of Weights ft Measures ft Comraen Lodging
Houses, Thomas Stevenitt, Police station, Wong
Steward to the Manor Courts, Robert, Clitherow, North tl
Sub-DistributOE of Stamps, Henry Boulton, High street
Superintendent of Police, Thomas Stevenitt, .Wong
Superintendent of Fire Engine, Wm. Brown, Bridge street
Town Crier, Bobetii Mower, 37 Stourton place. Prospect pi
! PLAOn OF WORSHIP, wUli- times oeanvioas.
St Mary's Church, St. Mary's square, Bev. E; F. Qturring-
ton K.A. ; 8 a.m. 11 a.m. 3 p.m. ft 6.30'p.m.;' 9a.m
week days " "
Trinity Church, Spilsby road, 3 p.m. ft 6.50 p.m. ; 5 p.m-
week days
B&ptist, Wong, Berv.-David Jones, mtnistert to.30 ajn.
ft 6 p.m. ; mon. ft wed. at 7 p.m
Congregational, East street, Bev. Wm. Archer, minister;
10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.m. ; 7 p.m. week days
Primitive Methodist, Prospect street. Rev. Thos. Fletcher ;
10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.m. ; 7 p.m. week days
Weslcyan, Queen street. Rev.' Patrick Pizej-& Bev. Bobert
N. Barritt ; to.30 a.'m. * 6 p.m. ■; 7 p.m.- -wed
SCHOOLS''
Queen Elizabeth's Free Grammar, Church vard,wa8 founded
■ft endowed June 25th, 1562, by Edward Lord Clinton t
Saye, Lord High Admiral -of Engtandr the scbtwl is
managed by 13 gorsmors, ft there are at present
■ between 40 ft 5° hwfs ; the head master takes boarders-
the school is in high repute, ft several eminent-pecsMt
have been educated -within its walls : it has an income of
/400 yearly derived from lands ; the Her. James Albert
-Chalmers h.a. of Uaiversity Collage, Durham-, is heaii
master
The National (girls') -iras erected in i8ia, an infanta' schorf
erected in i860 ft' a boys' scbotd bnilt- in 187a, at a
cost of ;fi,ooo, -with accommodation for 400 children ;
average attendance, 330;. boys', A. G. Taylor, master:
girls'. Miss C. Williams ; infants'. Miss Leadby, mistress
Watson's Infants', West street, for poor dnldren, founded bj-
Mr. Richard Watson, -who died in 1784 ; JBas Fanny Joaes,
mistress Digitized by VjUU^lC
DiBECT'OBY.]
LINCOLNSmBE.
HOBKCASTLE!. 4^
VTealej-an, Foundry street, was fonnerly a fonndry, ft 'was
luimed into school rooms &c. in i860, irith accommoda-
tion for 419 scholars, mth average attendance of 314 ;
John Andres,niaster ; infants' mistre3s,Miss KUen LaTsoA
These schools are all supported by contributions, pence k
Goreroment grants
SAILVAT STATIOH-
H'eet street, George ETeleigh, station master
OOSVETAXCSS.
Parson's cart leaves his house, 16 West street, every trad.
mnming, at 7.43 a.m. for Wragby, Basen, Caistor, New
Holland & Hull, & returns on fri
Whitworth's omnibus leaves his residence. South street, for
Spilsby, every mon. at 8 a.m. ; for Alford, every toes, at
7.30 a.in. ; h for Lonth, every wed. & fri. at 8 a.m.;
arriving in Hnmeastle the same evenings aboot 7 o'clock
Richard Langley's van leaves his house, North street, every
toes, at 10 a.in. for-Boaton (' White Hart '), returning on
wed. at 7 p.m
0ASBIES8.
Alford — David Crowsou, from ' Red Lion,' sat
Bag Endbbby — EUcy, from ' Greyhound,' sat
B.U1DKEV — Bitford, from ' Fighting Cocks,' sat
Babxwith — Overton, from 'Red Lion, 'sat
Bachbeb — James Bradcr, from 'White Hart,' sat
BEifHFORD — J. Burgess, from ' Bodney ; ' Richard Short,
from Xew inn, sat
Bo(SiwoKTH-.-Edwd. Tacey, from ' Fighting Cocks,' sat
Bi.A>rKL£Y Fbs— Jas. Rossington, from ''White Hart,' sat
BuiNKHtLL — George Bark, from 'Red Lion,' sat
BccKNALL — John S. Scott, from ' Piehting Cocks,' sat
CosiNGSBT — Oant, from ' Greyhonnd,' sat
tioNiNOTON-^ohn Bell, from ' Rodnev^ sat
East BASKwrra — John Overton, ' Red Lion,' sat
East Kirkbt, Thomas Bew, from ' Red Lion,' sat
FuLi.BTBr— William Staves, from Jfew inn, sat
GocLCBBY — Dawson & Crawford, from ' R<>dney,' sat
Haowobthinoham — Priestley Cook, from ' Cross Keys,' sat
Hamxebinohax — Greenfield, New inn, sat
Hbxinobt — William Harrison, from ' Red Lion,' sat
Kibkbt-ox-Bain— Marshall, from ' Black Horse,' sat. ; &
Vear, from ' Ship,' sat
Louth — Mawer, from ' Rodney,' sat
MARKHAM-LK-FBy — Evison, Major & Conpland, from ' Shi(>, '
sat
MiNTiNO & Gadtby — Butler, from ' Red Lion,' sat
New Yohk — Cornelias Goy, from ' Red Lion,' sat
Panton— Robert Trivett, from 'White Hart,' sat
ScAstBtESBY — Oliver, from ' Rodney,' k Joseph Parish, from
' Red Lion,' sat
SoTBY — John Maltby, from ' White Hart,' sat
SocTK Obmsby — William Howsham, from * Ship,' sat
SotrrH WiiMVOHAM — John Oliver, from ' Red Linn,' sat
Spilsby — George Bogg, from ' Cross Keys," sat
Tattkrshai-i. 'rHOBPK — John Lamyman, from ' Ship,' sat
Tetpokd— Joseph Crowson, from 'Greyhound;' George
Hobson, from ' Shm,' sat
WooDHALL — James Clayton, from ' Crown,' wed. k sat
Whaoby — John Chambers, from 'White Hart,' sat
PKtVATB RBIDBITS.
Achnrch Edward, 4 High street
AlUaon Arthur E. 37 Prospect street
Andies J<An, 45 Quean street
Archer Bev. William (CoBgregationalX
Park Road villas
Armstrong Misses, 43 Queen street
Armstrmg Mrs. i; &idge street.
Armstrong Mrs. i Stanhope terrace
Armstrong Robert Clifton, iSouth street
Artindale John Oeorga^ Prospect bquae.
Prospect street '^
BabingtoD Miss, 37 East street
Baines Thomaa, i Di^iensary rood
Barker John, 17 Dispensary road
Barritt Bev. Bobt. Newton [Wealeyan],
54 Queen street
Bomber Mias, 57 Qneeo street
Berry John Bourne, Stanhope terrace
BestHrsL St. Mary's square
Blaker 'Riomas, 3 Stanhope villas
Blnb'Mrs. 8 Water MiU road
Boolton Albert Edward, 48 North street
Bnnltnn Henry, St. Mary's square
Boolton Jhn. Regnld Faws8ett,4oEaat (t
Boolton Mrs. Levi, 38 North street
Brainsford Mrs. 15A, Qaeen street 1
Bmwn William, Etank boose. Bull Bing j
Barrel! John, i Stanhope terrace
Bogg Ebenezer, Bridge street
Boxbm John, i SjpilsSy road
Bynm liiss, 15 DiajienBary road -
Cariton WiUiam, i; Queen street
Carter George, 36 Queen street
Carter Mrs. 19 Banks stxset
Chalmers Bev. James Albert 11.A. [head
master of the Grammar School],
West street
Chapman Wm. Overton, Park Bd. villas
Oartwright Mrs. 43 Bast street
Chimley John, 3 Stanhope terrace
Clarke Mrs. A. so Qosaa (treat
Oithen>w Ifiss, Blverdale, 9 Church la
CNthRDw Mrs:
II Dispensary road
Clitherow Robert, 3 West street
CUtbtrcrw William Sqjpings, a Lonthrd Kemp Herbert W. 46 Qoeen street
Cotton WiUiam Henry, 51 Queen street Lenton John, 10 Queen street
I Elmbirst Miss, Park Road villas '
I Elsey Mrs. John, Ivy lodge, Lincoln rd
I Elsey Thxnnas Bichardson, Onslow ho.
I Mareham road
I Everinffton Mrs. Elizabeth^ The Elms,
I Mareham road
I Fawssett Miss, 53 West street
I Fawssett William, St. Mary'k square
Fletcher Bev. Thomas [Primitive
Methodist], 6 Wong
Flojrer Mrs. Clai«nee house, West street
Fowler George, 56 South street
Pox George, tattoo House, West street
Freeman Harrison, 38 Loath road
Floyer Mrs. Qarende house. West street
Gamer Mrs. 30 East street
George Hugh h.d. 3 Stanhope,vi]las
Graig'Mrs. Park Bead villas
Hadoea John m.o. West street
Hall Eli, 35 High street
Hall Thomas M. 34 South street
I Haniaon Miases, i Conging street
Harrison Eardley, 5a ^ntn street
Harrison James, 7 Dispensary road
HatcliSe Charles Holmes, 19 Prospect at
Healey Alfred, Manor House street
Healey Alfred Wild, Chestnuts, West st
Heane Frank, so Banks street
Hensman Chas. Odell ho. Dispensary rd
Hickson Samuel Giso. 17 Queen street
Hodgett Chsries Matth&», 7 Wong
Holmes Miss, 3 Croft street
ISleBobertCouinsoii, 33 Queen street
Jalland Robert, Bridge street
Jobson Mrs. ai Warebam raad
Johnson James, Beoley house
Johnson Mrs. 35 Queen street
.' Johnson Mrs, Gftxtb villa, Lincoln road
I Johnson William, 9 Dispensary road
I Joll Watson, 48 Queen street
I Jones Bev. David [Baptist], 4 Queen st
; Keeley Mrs. 461, Queen street
I KeeHsg Mrs. 46A, Queen street
' Kemp'Oeorge, 06 Queen street
Kemp Mrs. Harrison, «8 Queen street
Cook William, 106 Foundry street
Cotcheifer Mrs. 34 iiouth road
CWiagton Mrs. 4 Stanhope villa*
Cropper William, 15B, Queen street
Cossons Mrs. Willow row
Dawson Edwin, 36 South street
; Lenton Mrs. 13 Dispensaiy road
I Lenton Mrs. Palrk Boad villas
, Lockwood Bobert, 9 Queen Street
' Maddison Sidney, South Field villas
I Marshall Mrs. 19 Noftit stieat
' Markham WilliainMarshall, 33 Qneen st
I>ay John, Maypole boose. West street r Hortmt WiUiam Kirfchsm, 37 High st
Dee Charles, Thanet villa, Iiiaoatn road Mnsgnre Joaepb JOhiH i8>Sonth'8treet
Edgar James, 13 Wong '■ ' I Nednam libs. 11 Stanhope vil8.Louth rd
COVHEBCUL. '
Abbott Geoige, coal dealejs. 35 Prospect street
Abbott William, baker, 75 Sist street ■
AUett Oeorgp, inland teveone officer, 61 West street
Nedham Stanley, 11 Lonth road
Nicholson Henry, 13 Ijonth road
Nicholson Bobert, i Stanhope villas
Panton John, 41 Queen street
Parish Walter Booth, 3 Stanhope teiTaoe
Barker Lysimachns, Lower Toynten rd
Pickering John William, 35 Queen st
Pizey Bsv. Patrick [Wesleyan], 56
Queen street
Priestly John, 7 Albert street
PoUeaden Stephen, so Bridge street
Quarrineton Bev. Edwin Fowler if.A.
[vicar], Vicars^, Spilsby road
Richardson Harruon, 40 Louth road
Rivitt John, SpSaby road
Roberts Mn. 31 Qneen street
Roberts Mrs. Bicfaard, 30 Qneen street
Boberts Beaben, Linden house
Bouston John, 54 Sfnlsby road
Bowson John Leeraon, 3 Marehana road
Savage Thomas, 37 Queen street
Scott John Hindley Wright, Manor ho
Settle Joseph Grondy, 39 Queen street
Sharp Henry, 5 Stanhope terrace
Sharp William, 3 St. Mary's square
Shera Mrs. 19 Queen street
Snartt William Frederick, 50 Queen st
Smith Miss, 11 Queen street
Stainthorpe William, Spilsby road
Stoakley Frederick, 53 Spilsby road
Stockton George William, 55 Qneen st
Sogden Joseph, Louth road
Tebbutt Misses, 38 Prospect street
Tebbutt Mrs. 38 Lincoln road
Tebbutt Mrs. 39 Queen street
Thacker Mrs. i Croft street
Tweed Frederick William, i Market pi
Veasey John, 57 North street
Veasey William, 34 North street
Vinall William Thos. Noakes, 37 High st
Waller Thomas Rayon, 8. Queen street '
Walter Frederick Jn. Field ho. Weatst
Walter Joseph, la Bridge street
Walter WiUiam Baker, so North stieeb
Ward James, 3 North street
Ward Mrs. 4a Spilsby road
Waterfield Bichard, West street
Watson Mm. 37 Qneen street
Westoby Thomas, Stanhope road
Wheatley Miss, Cagthorpe
White John, 35 Prospect street
Whitwortb John, 3 Spilsby road
Wilkinson Henry, 59 Queen street
Wray Mrs. 7 Mareham road
Wright Mr*. 3 St. Mary's square .
T ■ " - ~ ....
Wright Geotge lliomBS, 36 Lincoln td
Aby William, tailor, 8 Banks street
Achorch Edward, famishing, general * agricnhural iron-
monger, gas fltter ft bellhanger, agent for agriealtnral
• imriements ft sewing machines ftc. 4 High street
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Alliaon Arthur E. iriller k corn merdumt, lo High street
Allison Jason, coal merchant. West street
Armstrong John, higgler, 6 West street
Armstrong Robert Clifton, brewer k depnty snporintandeat
registrar, 5 South street
Armstrong "niomas. White Hart p.h. iS Bridge street
Arnold EcNard, slater, i6 Louth road
Ashton William, agricultural implement maker, sole manu-
facturer of the ro^al patent improved chisel tooth
harrows &c. Hopton iron works, Boston road
Attenborough Jarvis, Bull tap, Bank street
Baildam Thomas, shopkeeper, 35 Foundry street
Baker Daniel, fruiterer, 63 Foundry street
Baker Thomas, confectioner, la St. Lawrence street
Balding John S. provision dealer, 34 High street
Baley Ueorge Henry, butcher, 3^ Bull ring
Barker John, Rodney inn, i mland revenue officer, 14
North street
Bamaby Henry, tailor, 4 St. Mar}''8 square
Bedfoiti William, basket maker, 6 Market place
Beech (jeorge, furniture broker & boot maker, i Prospect st
Beech George, jun. stone mason. Lower Toynton road
Beedall John, draper, 19 High street
Bell Frank, builder, 38 East street
Belton James k Son, bricklayers, jo Lincoln road
Belton Edward, beer retailer, 65 North street
Berry John Bourne, surgeon, see Bonlton k Berry
Best John Dowlman, giooer k provision mer. la Boll ring
Blackburn John, tailor, 36 Bull ring
Blackburn Joseph, dairynum, 51 Spilsby road
Blakey Thomas, confectioner, i High street
Blyth John, blacksmith, 83 Foundry street
Boor Robert Brown, Castle P.a. 46 South street
Borrill Joseph, pork butcher, 41 North street
Boswell Parker, engineer, Spilsby road
Boulton it Berry, surgeon, 48 North street
Bonlton Albert Edward (Arm, Boulton k Berry), surgeon
k medical officer k public vaccinator, Homcastle district,
k medical otHcer to workhouse, 48 North street
Boulton Henry, postmaster k sub-distributor of stamps.
High street
Boulton John Reginald Fawsett, solicitor it commissioner to
administer oaths, 6 Lindsey -court. High street
Boulton Levi (Mrs.), brewer, 31 North street
Boulton Wm. Great Northern hotel, k brick ma. West st
Boulton Zachariah, surveyor k inspector of nnisaoces to the
local board, 78 Foimdry street
Bourne George Taylor, butcher, 8 East street
Bray Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, Francis street
Breeton John, King's Head p.h. -16 Bull ring
Brookes J. R. brick, tile k drain pipe manufacturer (Parish
k Son, agents), Elmhirst road ; office, is High street
Brooks William, beer retailer, 37 Foundry street
Brown k Buxton, plumbers k gas fitters, 7 & 9 Bridge st
Brown Edward, sieve, scuttle k basket manufacturer, depdt
for bee hives, perambulators kc. k all kinds of repairs, ti
Prospect street k at Crown yard
Brown Thomas k John, plumbers, ptdnters k gladers, t6
Louth street
Brown George, boot je shoe maker, 15 North street
Brown Henry, beer retailer, 34 East St. k joiner, a Queen st
Brown Robert, butcher, 4 Market place
Brown William, manager of Garflt, Claypon k Co's bank,
& agent for Life Association of Scotland k London Assu-
rance Co. Bank house, Bnll ring
Brown William John, butcher, 14 Bull ring
Bryant William,8hoe manufacturer, see Huxberby ft Bryant
Burman William, butcher, 35 West street
Burnett Sheriff, grocer, 34 West street
Bnrrell John, rag dealer, 47 North street
Burrows James, baker, 4 North street
Bycroft Benjamin, beer retailer, aj North street
Otbom Elisha, saddler, 83 North street
Oammack Alfred, lawn tennis, cricket k football outfitter,
hair dresser k perfumer. Market place
Campion Holt, grocer k baker, 51 Prospect street
Carlton & Sons, chemists k druggists k photographers,
k agents for the Midland Counties k Accident Assurance
Companies, 8 High street
Carter k Fletcher, coach builders, 63 East street
Carter Charles, builder, 18 West street
Caswell Clement James, Bull family k commercial hotel k
posting house, 11 Bull ring
Chantry John, registrar of births k deaths, Homcastle sub-
district, 31 Lincoln road
Chapman John, rope maker k assistant oveneeT,33Loath rd
Chapman William, boot k shoe maker, 10 St. Likwrenoe st
Chapman William Overton, land surveyor, assessor k col-
lector of incmne k property taxes, k coUector of rates to
the local board, 33 Louth rood
Chatterton James, confectioner, 9 High street
Chatterton Jesse, miller, com merchant k faniier,Spilsby rd
Chicken John, butcher, 73 Foundry street
Chicken William Henry, dairyman, 39 Albert street
Church of Eneland Temperance Society (branch). Bridge st
Claricoates John, boot maker, Green lane
Clarke Thomas Allen, veterinary surgeon. Willow row
Clitherow k Elsey, solicitors, 7 Lindtty court. High street
CUtherow Robert, solicitor k registrar of county court, k
clerk to the commusioners of land, assessed property k
income taxes, commissioner for taking oaths in the
supreme court, k taking acknowledgments of deeds by
married women. North street
Clitherow William Sepinngs (firm, CHtherow k Elsey), soli-
citor, k commissioner to administer oaths k for taking
acknowledgment of deeds by married women, 7 Lindsey
court. High street
Coney Charlotte (Mrs. ), beer retailer, 16 South street
Cook Susan (Mrs.), flour k bread dealer, 36 West street
Com Exchange Hall (Parish k Nicholson, lessees), High st
Croft Frederick George, grocer k provision merchant, k
bread k flonr dealer, 3 St. Lawrence street
Crowder William, nursery k seedsman, 14 High street ; k.
at Thimblieby ,
Crowson Geoige, grocer, 13 South street
Cunningham James, Lord Nelson p.h. 13 Market place
Cussons Ann (Miss), tea dealer, 30 Bull ring
Dale Henry Marshall, cabinet maker, 1 1 High street
Danby John Stainthorpe, butcher, 33 Sonth street
Daubney Edward, carpenter, 40 South street
Dauby Thomas, Ship urn, 37 Bull ring
Dawson Francis, sexton, i St. Mary's square
Day Christo^er, coal dealer, Albert street
Day George Robert, bill poster, 66 Spilsby road
Day John, com, coal k wool merchant, BlajTiole ho. West st
Dee Charles, solicitor, commissioner for oatiis, derk to the-
local board, to the magistrates k to guardians, rural sani-
tary authority & assessment committees of Homcastle
union, ft to the school attendance committees of Homcastle.
urban ft rural districts ft siqierintendent registrar. South
street
Dixon Charles, manager of the gas works, 79 Foundry st
Dixon Joseph, boot maker, la (Sigthorpe
Dixon William, butcher, a6 North street
Doggett William, drill sergeant, 53 Queen street
Donington John, grocer, 94 Founcliy street
Dunham ft Pollexfen, millers (steam ft water), com, seed, coal!
ft manure merchants, manaters ft woolstaplera. Bridge st
Elam Jason, cabinet maker, 49A, East street
Elam John, shop keeper. Bull ring
Eley James, batdier, 3 Bank street
Elmitt ft Co. wbolenle ft retail grocers & provision mer~
chants and dealers in british wines, 18 High street
Elmitt John Henry, chemist ft druggist, linseed ft oottoik
cake ft oil ft color merchant, 17 Bull ring ; ft at Tetford
Elsey Tliomas Richardson, solicitor, see Clitherow
Elsom Alfred, shopkeeper, 49 West street
Elsom George, tin plate worker, g West street
English John, dairyman, 34 Spilsby rood
English Thomas, coal dealer ft carter, 77 East street
Eveleigh George, station master. Railway station
Foster George, greengrocer, 39 Foundry street
Foster 'Thomas, fruiterer. Mill lane
Fowler George, watch maker, 18 Bull ring
Fox ft Isle, com, cake, seed, coal ft artificial manure mer-
chants, bone crushers ft maltsters ; offices. West street ft
Bnll ring, ft coal ft meal merchants, Wharf rood
Francis Amos, shopkeeper, 44 Queen street
Fraser William, fruiterer, 4 Church lane
Freshney George, coal dealer, 39 Lincoln road
Frith Har^ (Mrs.), Crown p.h. 38 West street
Gant William, tailor, 3a South street
Garfit, Gaypon ft Co. (branch), bankers (William Browrr,.
manager), 7 to 9 Bnll ring ; draw on Lloyds, Bametts ft
Bosanquets Bank Limitec^ London e.e
Gent John, newspaper reporter, 41 Lincoln road
Gas Works (Charles Dixon, manager), 79 Foundry- street
George Hugh u.D. surgeon k medical officer of healthy
urban ft mral sanitary districts, 3 Stanhope villas
Giles Elisabeth Ann ancf Eliza Eleanor (Misses), baby linea
warehouse, 4 East street
GUI George, beer retailer, 38 South street
Oill Ma^ Ann (Hiss), milfiner ft dress maker, 10 North st
Gilliatt Frederick, glass, china ft earthenware dealer, t&
Market place
Ginger Wuliam, whitesmith, 86 Foundry street
GocQard John, greengrocer, 50 North street
Goodyear Moses, New inn, 8 North street
Gowen Samuel, chimney sweeper, Louth road
Grant Joseph, Black Horse p.h. i Bridge street
Green James Francis, Black Swan p.a. 48 South street
Green John, gardener, 66 West street
Green Robert Smalley, grocer, 15 West street
Haddock, Thomas, Cmch ft Horses p.h. 6 South street
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UNCOLNSHIBE.
HOBNCASTLE. 489
Hadden John m.d. sorseon & medical officer, k public vsc-
dnator, Hemingby outrict, Homcastle anion, 31 West st
Hall Alfred, brewer, Foundry street
Hall Charles, boot k shoe maker, 36 High street
Hall Eli, manager o( Lincoln k Lmdsey bank k treasurer
to Homcastle local board, savings bank k agent for the
Yorkshire (fire k life) Assurance Co. 25 High street
Hall Mary (Miss), milliner, j i North street
Hall Samuel, joiner, Mareham road
Hall William, pig jobber, 77 Prospect street
Hailing Bobert, boot maker, Stanhope road
Hanson Arthnr, Lord Raglan p.h. 7 Foundry street
Hanson Edward, bricklayer, 63 Foundry street
Harrison Bobert, farmer. The Paddock, Conging street
Harrison Thomas, cattle dealer, 49 Spilsby road
HatcliSe Charles Holmes, coach builder, Bridge street
Healey Alfred k Son, brewers, maltsters, spirit k coal mer-
chants, The Wharf
Heane Frank k Co. general drapers, silk mercers, milliners,
carpet warehousemen k undertakers, 2 High street
Heath John, builder, 7 Stanhope road
Heath William, grocer, 57 Prospect street
Hickson Samuel George, tallow chandler, St. Lawrence st
Hill Harrison, baker, 47 Queen street
Hodgett Charles Matthias, accountant, Wong
Holland Charles, chair maker, Mill lane
Hollingworth Mary (Mrs.), shoeing smith, 15 Bank street
Homcastle & District Conservative Association (J. R F.
Boulton k T. R. Elsey, secretaries), Lindsey ct. High st
Homcastle Public Dispensary (Gen. Charles Elmhirst c.B.
treasurer k sec. ; Robert Jallard L.B.C.F. Lond. k John
Hadden u.d. medical officers; William Betts, resident
dispenser), 52 Xorth street
Homcastle Water Company (CUtherow k Elsey, secretaries),
7 Lindsey court. High street
Houghton Richard John, second-hand clothes dlr, 19 West st
Hunter Soulby k Son, grocers k gravel mers. 31 High st
Huzterby k Bryant, shoe manufacturers, 29 & 31 High
street k Church lane
Hydes Charies, umbrella maker. West street
Ingham Eliza (Miss), draper, 9 North street
Ingoldby William, tailor, 13 North street
Isle James, currier, 5 Hamerton lane
Isle Bobert CoUinson, com &c. merchant, see Fox k Isle
Jackson k Son, outfitters, 11 & 13 Bridge street
Jalbnd Bobert l.b.c.p. Lond. physician, Bridge street
Jarvis William, watch maker, 6 East street
Jephson k Carr, accountants, High street
Jobson John, carpenter, 72 Queen street
Jobeon John Robert, builder. South street
Johnson Eliza (Mr^. ), dress maker, 14 Bank street
Johnson William, relieving officer, North district, Hom-
castle union, 9 Dispensary road
JoU Watson, printer, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder k
news agent, & dealer in pianofortes, harmoniums, Paper-
hangings, k patent medicines, agent for the Roval Fire k
Life Insurance k registrar of marriages, 25 Bull ring
Jordan Henry, Fleece p.h. Bull ring
Kemp W. k Son, wholesale k retail druggists, Unseed
crushers, cake k manure merchants, 17 High street
Kenrick Frederick William, chemist, 2 Bull ring
Kenrick Frederick William, com merchant, 3j Queen street
Kew Annie (Miss), dress maker, 3 Dispensary road
Kisby William, baker k grocer, 60 West street
Kitchen Joseph Thomas, shopkeeper, 5 North street
Laogley Brothers, grocers, provision merchants, bottled ale
k stoat merchants & agents for W. & A. Gilbey, wine k
spirit merchants, a East street
Lansdall William, grocer, 45 East street
Leake Cyril, commercial school. Queen street
Leighton Edward, cattle dealer, 29 West street
Leighton Eliza (Mrs. ), straw bonnet maker, 29 West street
Lincoln ft Lindsey Banking Co. Lim (Eli Hall, manager), 95
High street ; draw on Prescott, Cave k Co. London e.e
Linoobuhire Begiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (G Co.)
(Major Robert C. Armstrong, commandant), Drill hall,
Soath street
Lucas James, grocer, i West street
Lunn k Co. lawn tennis, cricket k football outfitters, 3 ic 5
Bridge street
Lann Henry, wholesale k family grocer, oilcake k seed
merchant, 3 & 5 Bridge street
Marriott William, beer retailer, 56 Prospect street
Slarshall Edwin, tailor, Caythorpe
Marshall Qeorge, grocer, 39 Bridge street
Marshall Bob^ pork butcher, 61 East street
Martin John, chimney sweeper, Louth road
Matthews John Aiwrave Homer, miller, 5 Water Mill id
Mawer Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 83 East street
Mawer Oeorge, plumber, pamter ko. 10 Market place
Mechaiiics' Institution (Bev. John Clare Hudson ujl. libra-
rian). Com exchange
Metcalfe William, Temperance hotel. High street
Milns William, shopkeeper, 59 Foundry street
Moore David, wheelwright, 46 West street
Moore Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker. Croft street
Moore Noah, shopkeeper. West street
Moore William, baker, 29 North street
Morris & Wood (Misses), ladies' boarding k day school,
Crofton house, 34 Queen street
Morton William Kirkham, printer, bookseller, stationer,
news agent, paperhanging & pianoforte warehouse, k
patent medicine vendor, 27 High street
Mossemeaner John Gilbert (Mrs. ), dress maker, 28 East st
Mower Robert, town crier & bill poster, 27 Stourton place.
Prospect street
Mosgrave Joseph John 1..D.8. surgeon dentist, 18 South st
NeMham James, shoe maker, a Paradise place. Foundry st
Nicholson k Sous, drapers, 6 High street
Norris George, farmer, i Water Mill road
Norton Henrj-, farmer, South Field villas
O'Brien Wilham, shopkeeper, 14 Waring street
Olivant Benjamin, boys' school, 5 Mareham road
Osborne John Coates, pariah clerk, 2 Churchyard
Overton Benjamin, plumber, 6 Water MiU road
Overton John, grocer, 5 Market place
Paoy William, lessee of market tic. tolls, The Wong
Panton John, shoe manufacturer, 6 It 8 St. Lawrence street
Parish k Son, auctioneers, valuers, land, estate k com-
mission agents, k agents for the AlUance (flre k life), 12
High street
Pariw Marj' Ann (Mrs. ), dress maker, 5 Bank street
Peake John William, maltster, Stanhope road
Peart Thomas George, draper. High street
Pearson Arthur, florist, 46B, Queen street
Pearson William, carrier, 49 North street
Perkins William, carrier, 19 Marebam road
Pike E. (Mrs.), fancy repository, 7 West street
Pike George G. cabinet maker, 7 Wtat street
Pike John Brown, cabinet maker, 44 West street
Pinchbeck Abraham, builder, s Albert street
Pinkett Samuel, tin plate worker, 11 Willow row
Pogson George, beer retailer, 45 North street
POgson James, butcher, 23 Bridge street
Pogson Mrs. upholsteress, 3 West street
Popple John, ironmonger, 7 North street
Poacher Thomas, baker, 33 East street
Priestly Edward, brewer k farmer, 39 Prospect street
Proctor James, blacksmith, St. Lawrence square
Queen Elizabeth's Free Grammar School (Rev. Jas. Albert
Chalmers u.a. head-master). Church yard
Rannard Ann (Mrs,), shopkeeper, 33 Waring street
Banshaw George, beer retailer, 53 ]^st street
Ranshaw Thomas, beer retailer. East street
Ranshaw William, beer retailer, Lincoln road
Ranyard Frank, butcher, 17 West street
Rawson Elizabeth (Mrs. ), dress maker, 34 West street
Read George, timber k hay doaler, i Cagthorpe
Richardson Edward, painter k decorator, 49 West street
Robarts Sarah Grace (Miss), seminary, 40 Spilsby road
Robarts Walter SeTvai^, bookbinder, 40 Spilsby road
Roberts Wm. k Son, com& coal merchants, & steam flour
mills, Railway station ; offices, Corn exdiange ; retail
warehouses. Bull ring ; k at Lincoln
Robertson Joseph, farmer, Spilsby road
Robinson Benjamin, baker, 33 Foundry street
Robinson Cornelius, tailor, 2 Conging street
Robinson Emma (Mrs.), linen draper, 19 Bull ring
Robinson John, shopkeeper, 29 Foundry street
Rockcliffe George, boot k shoe maker, so West street
Rose Richardson, beer retailer, St. Lawrence street
Rowbotham Richd. Hy. cutler k umbrella ma. 1 1 Msrket pi
Rowson Joseph Leeman, tailor, 6 North street
Roshton Thomas Henry, electro plater. East street
Sanderson Edward, boot k shoe maker, 24 East street
Savings Bank (Charles Matthias Hodgett, actuary), Qaeea
street ; open from 12 to i on sat. & 7 to 8 p.m. monday
Seaman Matthew, wheelwright, 45 Foundry street
Seaman Newoome, wheelwright. East street
Soott John Hindley Wright, brewer k maltster, St. Law-
rence street & Prospect street
Settle John William Grundy, wholesale k retail wine k spirit
merchant k brewer, 13 High street
Sewell Shobh, fishmonger, 3 North street
Sharp Charles, painter, 56 Fonndry street
Sharp George Griffin, watch maker, 3 High street
Sharp John, farmer, 104 Fonndry street
Sharp Mary (Mrs.), saddler k harness maker, 10 Bull ring
Sharp Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 22 East street
Sharrock Susan (Mrs.), shopkeemr, 8 South street
Shaw James, chimney sweeper, Fonndry street
Shaw Martin Wright, shopkeeper, 20 Foundry street
Shaw Thomas, nail maker, 35 St. Lawrence street
Simmons Elicabeth (Mra.), confectioner, 59 East street
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Simpson M'illiani, shopkeeper, 17 Hiorth street
Simpson Edirard, plumber & glazier &' collector to the
g;nardians, 4 West street
Singer Manufacturing Co, (branch), 27 North street
Smalley Marj' Goodwin (Mrs. ), ladies' underclothing maker,
39 North street
Smetham Ellen (Mrs.), fancy repositorj', High street
Smith Walker (Mrs.), boarding & day school, Croi;nvell
'house, West street
Snartt W. F. & Son, Bed Lion commercial hotel & posting
house, brewers & wine k spirit merchants, i Bu)I ring
Sortleet Druiy, whitesmith, Queen street
Snrileet John, whitesmith k bell hanger, 60 Queen street
Sorfleet Robert, carpenter, 12 West street
Sorfieet Thos. Cricketers' Arms p.h. & blacksmith,36 North st
Sonth Mary (Miss), day school, 10 St. Marj-'s square
Spencer John, Kshmonger &c. 3 Market place
Spratt Joseph, butcher & farmer, 5 High street
Stamp Office (Henry Boulton, sub-distributor). High street
Start William, rope maker, 55 North street
Stead & Simpson, wholesale & retail boot & shoe manufac-
turers, Bull ring ; & at Louth, Alford & Spilaby
Stevenitt Thomas, supt. of police & inspector of wei^ts &
measures & common lodging house, Police station, Wong
Stevens Frederick, linen draper, 25 High street
Stovin Edward Foster, pork butcher, 28 BuU ring
Stow John William, plumber, 63 Foundry street
Stuchberv Hannah (Mrs.), ironmonger, a South street
Sugden /oseph, yeoman, Louth road
Sutton Fred, tailor, lo East street
Swallow Benjamin, farmer & cattle dealer, 47 Lincoln road
Swallow Jackson, Keindeer p.H. 56 West street
Tate Richard Henry, watch maker, 12 No,th street
Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper, SS North street
Teesdale Alfred, baker, 51 North street
Teesdale Edward, baker, S West street
Thomson George, veterinary surgeon, i Market place
ThrelfaU J. M. (exors. of), maltsters (A. Healy, agent).
Railway station
Townell Edward, carrier & agent for Sutton & Co. 98
Foundry street
Townell Robert, baker, 28 South street
Townsand Charlotte (Miss), temperance hotel. High street
Trower Mary (Mrs. ), teacher of music. South Field place
Tuck Mathilda Prudence & Eva (Misses), dress makers, 58
West street
Turner William, poulterer, 40 Prospect street
Tuxworth William, hair dresser, High street
Tweed Frederick William, solicitor, commissioner for taking
acknowledgments of deisds by married women k for taking
affidavits in the Supreme court, clerk to the Governors
of Granunar school k to the Hurstcroft's & Snowden's
charities, & secretary to the Com Exchange k Horn-
castle Railway Co. Manor House street
Veasey & Holmes, millers, Louth road
HOBSINGTOIT is a parish, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, southern division of the wapen-
take of Gartree, Homcastle union, petty sessional division
and county court district, rural deanery of Gartree, and
archdeaconry and dicKese of Lincoln, 5 miles west from
Horncastle, 4 north-east from Stixwould station of the
Great Northern railway and the navigable Witham. The
church of All Saints, wholly rebuilt in, i860, under the
direction of Mr. D. Brandon, architect, is a building of red
brick with stone dressings in the Early English style, and
consists of chancel, nave, south aisle, and a tower with
spire, at the south side of the chancel, containing i bell.
The register, which is of parchment, dates from October,
1558. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;f40o, in
the gift of Magdalen College, Oxford, and held since. 1871
by the Rev. Francis Hugh Dcanc b.d. late fellow of that
Burrows John Oifton Jojeph, &naer
Dcnne Rev. Francis Hngh B.D. [rector]
Veasey Annie Elizabeth (^iss5, grOqer, 2a Nortli street .
Vete Thomas, licensed to let horses, '64 West street ;
Vinall William Thomas Noakes, whblesale & retail wine &
spirit merc&int, tSmch house. Market place ,
Wakelin William, professor of music & organist of. St.
Marj''s, 33 East street , ,
Walkley Frederick, butcher, 4 South street
Walkley John, butcher, 17 Prospect street
Waller Thomas, 25 Bridge street
Walsham James, bacon factor, 9 Market place '
Walter k Hensman, builders. Bank street
Walter k Son, auctioneers k land k estate agents, 7 Bank
street ; k lA, Silver street, Stonebow, Lincoln
Walter John, Saracen's Head , commercial inn &' posting
house & wine & spirit merchant. Bridge street
Walter Joseph, pharmaceutical chemist, grocer & mineral
water mabufacturer, cake merchant & chemical manure
merchant, 12 Bridge street
Walton Thomas, glass & chin^' dealer, 7 Market place
Ward James & Co. general furnishing & agricmtural iron-
mongers, tin plate workers k braziers k agents for agricnl-
tnraiimplements k machines, a North st. & 5 Bull ring
Ware Tom, outfitter, 12 High street
Waterfield Richard, linen, woollen k fancy draper, hosier &
milliner, 16 Bridge street
Wells Joseph, grocer, 37 North street
Wells Lewis, coal merchant, 27 St. Lawrence street
Weseldine George, blacksmith, Southwell lane
West Thomas Starmer, edge tool dealer k joiner, 22 West st
Whewell Charles, hosier, 33 High street
White Thomas Harry ii.E.c.s. & L.n.s.Eng. (of Lincoln),
surgeon k dentist, attends at the Bull hotel, the first wed.
in every month
Whitworth William, carrier k dealer in salt, ,Sonth St. court
Wilkinson Henry, hair dresser k tobacconist, 6 East street
Wilkinson John Holden, dairjnnan, 12 Bank street
Wilson John, tailor, 35 High street & 24 Bull ring
Wilson Edwin, gun maker k fishing tackle dealer, agent for
Hall's sporting powder k all the best makers, 5 St.
Lawrence street
Wood & Son, gasfitters, 4 St. Lawrence street
Wood John, joiner, 22 South street
Woodward Vincent, professor of music, 8 West street
Woolley George, plumber, la Market place
WooUey Joseph, plumber & glazier, 4 Hamerton lane
Woolley Maria (Miss), dress maker, 22 Queen street
Wright k Son, builders k joinere, cabinet makers k uphol-
sterers, paper hangers, undertakers k picture frame
makers, 26 Bridge street
Wright (Mrs. ), fancy repositorj', 26 Bridge street
Wright Richard, painter, 2 Church lane
Wright Thomas, mattress & carpet maker, 42 Prospect st
Wright ^yiUiam, boot maker, 7 Church lane
Wyatt k Cheer, clothiers, hatters,hosiers k outfitters, "High
street ; & at Lincoln
college. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel. The
President and Scholars of Magdalen College are lords ot
the manor and principal landowners. The soil is heavy
loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and oats. The area is 1,904 acres ; rateable value, £afia6 ;
the populatian in 1881 was 360.
Parish Clerk, Richard Sharpe.
Letters through Horncastle, which is the nearest money
order &. telegraph office. Wau. Lzirsit Box. cleared at
3. lo p.m
National School, with house for the master & mistress,
erected in i860, by the President k Fellows of Magdalen
College, Oxford, who subscribe largely to its support ; it
will bold 80 chikiren ; average attisudonce, 53 ; Charles
Edward Chapman, master ; Mrs. Betsy Chapman, mis-
tress
C03ai£BCUX.
Ablewhite David, blacksmith
Barlow John, fumer
BeltonRobert Storey ,farmeT,Glebe farm
Bratley Alfred k David, turners
Cammack Joseph, farmer
Chapman Joseph, farmer
Chapman Joseph, jun. farmer
EOUOH Oir-THII-HIIili is a pleasant vUlage and
parish, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Eesteven, wapentake of Loveden, Grantham union, petty
sessional division and coimfcy court district, Loveden rural
deanery, and archdeaconrv and diocese of Lin'coln, 2 miles
north-west from the Hongnatn station on the Great Northern
railwaj', 10 south-east from Newark, and 8 north from
Orantbam. The church of AH Saints, situated on an emi-
nence, is a stone boSding of the Saxon, Early English, De-
Croft Bobert k William,
machine owners
Croft Robert, shopkeeper
Cnmmins George, shoe maker
Curtis John, farmer
Duckering Willuun, farmer
Elmitt WilliAm, termer
Fowler Thomas, farmer. Holmes
Green Joseph Robert, miller (wind k
steam)
: Jackson Saml. carpenter &wbeelinight
thrashing I MiUison WiUJam, bricklayer
I Miloer George, farmer
SaottElix»betb(Mr8.), BaroiMt inn
Scott Francis, farmer
Stothard Joseph, mfller (wind)
Silvester TbtHnas, beer retailer
'Hmson Joseph, farmer
Walker Jacob, farmer
White Charles, fanner
corated and Perpendicular periods, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave of two baj's, aisles and a western tower,
surmounted by crocketed pmnacles and containing ^' bells:
the most interesting feature of this church is its t6wef, thfe
lower portion of which, as well as t^e staircase turret are
both of Saxon origin : the upper stage is Perpendicular,
and to the same date belong tlie east chancel wall and the
clerestory: the aisle arcades knd chancel atch are Early
English : near the latter remains the entrance M the rpod
iftJteOW^.]
LJ^GOL^tSE^StSSL
H6WBLL. 491
loft: jtbefoBt'n an liitii'«Mbig'8p«dmen ortbe fint'AagiepI Bbanson and Okutok sre hanbleb ; the former is
EarlyEngliDU: W'ibg ehiitncel S'A shallcvr arched recess, | situt(ted'<ib<mt a miles north-trest and the' latter i mile
serving as & sMile, and ilear H a piscina : on the north side | santh-'«re^ from Eongh : these hamlets maintain their
an Barljr English ' ar%ide erf two bays opentf into a vestry, | roads separately. Brandon is betv^een two branchev of tiis
iriiere is preserved "S cWBn-ShajSba slab of the fourteenth ] river Braht. The chapel at Brandon, originally a Norman
cebtttry,' withia richly' earved foliated Cross : there are two I stmctnlre, but now chiefly of the Early English period, is a
miinil tabtMs to members of the Pbyne family, former lords I building of stone, consisting of chancel, with a chattel or
of the manor : in 184^ the church was re-seated with open I aisle on its north side, nave and a bell-cote, containing 2
benches, and theeditice' tbnrdnghly repaired and restorad, ! small bells : the earliest existing feature is a Korman door-
at a cost of ;£s^ defrayed' t^ siibsArintions, to which thei I way in the south wall of the nnve, which bears on the hood
late Barl Broirnlow cbntribotM liberally : there is a small I mtmlding above the key-hole device seen at Stow and else-
side chapel, formerly used as a parish school, bat now oon- | where ; the nave, rebuilt in the Early English periM, has
verted into a vestry : the ancient font was reetotwd? tiMM . the pi«r8 of a north arcade built into the wall on that side :
are two marble monuments to the Payne family, former | the chanoel) which is Decorated, has an east window of
owners of the manor. ' Tbe register dates from the year Perpendicular date and two aimibries : in the chapel ad-
i63o. The living is a vicarage, yArJy value £^5°' '" ^^
nft'Of Eari Browidow', and: hdd'since 1855 by the Bev.
Christopher Bobirt Andrews m.a-: of Emmanuel College,
Cambridge. A substantial vicarage house and a school
were erected in .1867, chiefly at the expense of the Earl
Btownlow. TTie pOdr hive about 17 aicres of land, now
yielding about £$8 yearfy, distributed in coals, and for the
support of the school. Castle Hill, near the ahnrch, is an
artificial mound. In the village are several line springs of
water, (the source of the river Brant), one of which is said
to be strongly impregnated with iron. A priory of Angus-
tine canons w^ founded here about 1 164, subordinate to the
Abbey of St. Mary, at Cherburgh, in Normandy-; but was
aeized by Richard II. and granted first to Spittal-in-the-
Street and afterwards to the Carthusians of St. Anne's,
Coventry. Earl Brownlow is lord of the manor and princi-
pal owner of the soil. The soil is a red loam with some clay.
The dhief crops are wheat, barley, b^aiisj'oats, tnmips and
seeds. The area is 4,004 acres ; rateable value, ^^,632 ;
the popolatioq in 1881 was 619.
Foster John, farmer, Hough manor
Frqeston Edward, fanner, Brandon
Freeston WilUam Henry, farmer
H^re John, mason
Hickaon John, farmer, Gelstou
Lord Edward, farmer
Lord Bichard, inn. farmer
M^nnitt Edward, farmer, Brandon
Mitton Williaim, farmer
Patchett Bobert, Brownlow Arms p.h
RobinsonMrs. Matthew,farmer, Brandon
joining is a rudely executed niche with crocketed pediment
and pinnacles : the font is Early Bnglish : the chapel was
restored in 1872, through the liberality of Earl Brownlow,
when the whole structure was newly roofed and the interior
re-fftted, under the direction of Messrs. Kirk, architects, of
Grantham. At Gelston there is a place of worship for
Wesleyan Methodists ; and an ancient cross.
Parish Clerk, John Bamett.
Post OpncB. — Benjamin Dolby, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grantham at 8.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.55 p.m.
The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
Caythorpe
Parochial School, endowed 'with £5 yearly, to which is
added ;^i3 annually, arising from rents' of poor lands,
and Earl Brownlow also contributes j^io ; Michael
Chadwick, master
Caxbiebs :—
George Shelboome, to Grantham, sat. ; to Newark, wed.
ftfn
John Henry Dnbleday, to Grantham, sat. ; to Newark, wed
Bobinson William, farmer, Brandon
Rowe Thomas, farmer
Sherboome B^ward, carpenter&farmer
Simpson Joseph, carpenter
Simpson William, carpenter
Squires John, farmer, Gelston
Summer John, blacksmith
TOuUon Charles, corn miller
Wright John, farmer
Wright Joseph, carpenter
Andrews Rev. Christopher Robert K. A.
[vicar]
COHKBBCIAL.
Bagworth John,baker& shopkpr, Gelston
Befl John, tailor
Cbaffnan Thomas, ihopke^er
Collin Thomas, fanner, Gebtoti
Dolb^ Benjamin, boot & shoe maker
Footit John, farmer, assistaQt orer''
seer k collector of rates & taxes
HOTTOHAK is a villagei and parish, with statiffli one I fomider of the ehupch : near this stone is a massive marble
mile east from the vttlSr^e, on the Great Northern railway, j tomb, in memory of Arthur William, 3n)ungest son of the
in the southern divJMon of the ootmty, wapentake of Love- present rector ! over what may be termed the vestry door,
den, parts >of Kesteven, Newark union/ Grantham covmty at the east end of the north aule, is an elaborately carved
coart districtr rural deanerj- of Loveden and archdeaconry canopied tablet, erected in 1875 by the rector, to tb» me-
and diocese of Lincoln, ni} miles from. Lohdon, 6^ north- mory of his wife : near the efflgy of Sir Htijgh Bossy is a grey
north-west from Grantham and 8J south-east from Newark, ' stone, from which two brass effigies and a shield of arms
situate on the . river Witham, which separates it from the ' have been removed ; there are also two suspended helmets
adjoining parish of Matiton. The church Of All Saints is i apparently real : the church was restored at the cost of the
an ancient building of stone, in the Norman, Early English j parishioners in the year 1845. The register dates from the
and later styles, consisting ■ of chaiicel with north aisle, year 156a; the earliest registers of this place and Marston
clerestoried nave of three bays, aisles, South porch and a | being apparently mixed. The living is a rector}', consoli-
westem- tower of Early English date, irith Perpendicular dated with that of Marston, tithe rent-charge ^^i 10, joint
parapet and crocketed pinnacles, containing 4 bells : the gross yearly value ^^730, including 389 acres of glebe and
oldest feature of the church is the Norman arcade of the i good residence, in the gift of Sir John Henry Thorold bart.
south aisle, the nortli arcade being Decorated, with oc- and held since 1836 by the Rev. Henry Baugh Thorold n. a.
tagonal piers : the porch, chantiel arch aiid north chancel of Trinity College, Oxford. This parish formerly belonged
aiSe are Perpendicular, but the ctiancel itself is modem : to the Brudcndl family, and a portion of the old manor
at the east end of the south aisle there remains a piscina : house still remains ; it is now occupied by a farmer. Sir
and some statue brackets, and the entrance to the rood loft John Henr)' ThOrold bart. d.l., j.p. of Syston park, is lord
is also extant : the north aisle is partly enclosed by a screen ' of the mauor and prindpal landowner. The soil is a light
erected at the cost of the rector in 1845 ; in the chancel is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, _
a monumental slab with tbo recumbent effigy of a knight oats, tnmips and seeds. The area is 2,590 acres; rateable'
{tevyi. Ed.. I or 11) in mail armour ; the nead rests on, value, /8, 303 ; the population in 1881 was 271.
cushions, the right hand grasps a sword and from the neck Parish Clerk, Richara Summers.
is suspended a long shield with the arms .Of Bussey ; the Letters through Grantham, which is the nearest money
figure ia supposed to represent Sir Hugh de Bussy, whose order & telegraph oHlce. Wall Lbtter Box cleared at
annLB.are also borne on a shield by one of the corbel figures 4.15 p.m. week days only
between the clerestory -windows and over the east wmdow The children of this place attend the schools at Marston .
of the chancel : the manor of Hoogham is conjectured to Railway Station, Christopher HnKord, clerk in charge
have belonged to this family, and Sir Hugh was, perhaps, the Carsiebs.— -Same as Marston
Thorold Rev. Qy. Bangh b^ [rector]
oomoBOUC
Birkett Bobert,' manager of Sr J. H.
Thorold's brickyard
Brown BUbe>rt Francis, farmer
Draper George, farmer
HO'WJBIiIi is aismidl' parish,' with three farms, in the
So«thet4 divitioD' of' th^-oomrty, parts of Eeeteven, wapen-
take of Aswardhurn, Sleaford nnion, petty sessional division
aod'cjountyconrt^snn'ot, mral demiery of Lafford No. a,
aieMeacanry and'diooew of LiiictdB, i^ miles north from
the Heckington station, and 4) eaet-by-north from Sleaford.
Hickson Thomas Faulkner, farmer
Hirikson William, farmer
Parke George, farmer k coal merchant
Pickering Joseph, coal merchant. Bail-
way station
Bawoing Thomas, boot & shoe maker
Richmond Stephen, shopkeeper
Saxel^ John, shopkeeper
Scott Thomas, farmer
Scott William, farmer
Treadgold Bobert, miller (-wind)
Wormsley John Thomas, joiner
Worth Thomas, farmer
The chopch of 8t. Oswald is a small but 'interesting
strnotnre in the Norman, Early English and Decorated
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle and chantry,
porch, and small western bell-gable 'with i bell : the South
door is Norman, and there is a beautifully stained Early
English lancet window »t the tr^^.end, Mpreaenting the
492 HOWELL.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
patron aaint of the chnrch : the windoir at the east end is a
memorial to J. W.Dadding eaq. : the piers of the nave arcade
are circular and massive, and support semi-circular arches :
there is a simple piscina and a stone bench formed in the sill
of the sonth chancel window to serve as sedilia : on the
north side is a double locker ; on the floor are several in-
scribed stones, and an incised slab with the flgure of John
Croxby, a former rector, vested 1,400 : in the little cluuitry
chapel is a low arch with hanging tracery, enelosina; a tomb
with sculptured effi^fies df a female.and child partfy shown
within deeply sunk panels : there are also corbels for an
altar, a locker, and brackets for imaces, and a monument,
itmp. Jas. I. to Sir Charles Dimok, of Howell, and Margaret,
of a crosi: the chnrch was restored in i870,atacoet ot£fiSf>t
raised by subscription. The re^ster of baptisms and bnrials
dates from the year 1710, The livinf is a rectory ,eToe8 yearly
value j£ia5,ineluding 39 acres of glebe, with residence,in the
gift of — . Machin esq. and others, and held since 1877 by the
Rev. John Christian Curwen Underwood. The principal land-
owners are — . Machin esq. who is lord of the manor,
John Walter Dudding esq. and Vf. Brown esq. The soil is
loam and sandy ; subsoil, partly gravel. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,650
acres; rateable value, £a,iso; the population in t88i
was 89.
Sexton, Thomas Castledine.
his wife : the font, given by Bichard de Hebden, who died
in i373> is octagonal, and of Perpendicular date, with Letters through Sleaford. Heckington is the nearest money
shields of arms in the panels : in the churchyard are remains order k telegraph office
Underwood Bev. John Christian Cnrwen I Dudding John Walter, farmer k land- ! Brown William, farmer Jc landowner
[rector] I owner I Sardeaon Mary Ann (Krs. ), farmer
HTTMBZiHSTONE is a small village and parish, on the ; a scheme issued in 1878 by the Charity Commissioners,
sea coast, in the Northern division of the county, parts of the Grammar school ceased to exist, its place being taken by
Lindsey, Bradley Haverstoe wapentake, Caistor union, Great an elementary school and a higher^rade school, which
Grimsby county court district, rural deanery of Grimsby is to be erected in the parish of Clee : the master of
No. a, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, a miles the former will receive a yearly stipend ont of a part of the
from the Hnmber, 5 eouth-sonth-east from Great Grimsby, ' Humberatone charity funds : the higher school is to be
1} miles east from Waltham station, and 156 miles from
Ixtndon. The chnrch of St. Peter, rebuilt in 17 10, is a plain
structure of brick.with a good Perpendicular tower ( 1470-80)
containing i bell and a clock : there are several monuments,
one being to Matthew Humberstone, who died in 1709. The
register dates from the year 1748. The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value ;f 980, in the gift of Lord (^rrington, and
designated Humberstone New Foundation at Clee: the
charity is to be governed by six governors, four of whom
are to be ex-officio and two representative, elected by the
vestry of Humberstone; j£3i70o 3 per cent. Reduced
Annuities are set apart for the old almshouses ; there
are to be six almspeople, who are to receive 5s. per
week each and £3 at Christmas for clothing. The
held since 1877 by the Rev.John Morgan K.A.,LL.D.of Trinity Benedictine abbey of SS. Mary and Peter, formerly existing
College, Dublin : the vicar's annuity is charged on the here, was founded b^ William Pitz-Ralf, in the reign of
manor and Impropriate'rectory of Humberstone, now belong- : Heni^- IL and at its dissolution was valued at £^. Lord
ing to Lord Carrington. Here is a Wesleran chapel, buut Carrington is lord of the manor and principal landowner,
in 183^. Matthew Humberstone, of this place, the son of a 1 The sou is strong clay ; subsoil, the same. The chief crops
idlmi ■ ~
fonndling of Homerton, who, after being educated at
Christ's Hospital, grew to wealth and purchased this manor ;
bequeathed, in 1709, ^^1,000, to rebnfld the church, Z300
to erect a monument, ^£'500 for the erection of a Free
Grammar School and almshouses, and Z600 for the endow-
ment of the latter ; also an annnitv of ^40 for the augmen-
tation of the vicar's income, provided he offidatea as school-
master : but more than a century elapsed between the date
of the bequest and the establishment of the charity : under
MorganBev. Jhn. u . a. , ll. D.The Vicarage
COHUBBCIAL.
Andrew John, farmer
Chapman Edward, farmer
Drewry George, blacksmith
Everett John, boot & shoe maker
Gray Ziba, scythe strickle maker
Haith George, wheelwright k smith
Haywood Tom, farmer
Marshall Henry, farmer
are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 3,930 acres
of land and 5,315 of water; rateable value, ;f 3,779; the
population in 188 1 was 364.
Parish Clerk, James Dishman.
Lvrraa Box. — Letters arrive by toot post from Greet
Grimsby about 11 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m. week days
only. The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
Cleethorpe <
Elementary School (mixed), Edwin Poison Reed, master
Parker George, farmer
Bichardson Henry, pig dealer
Taylor John, farmer
Wilson Louisa Lenan (Bliss), farmer
Wood William Bogers, farmer
EUKSLEBT is a pleasant villa^ and parish, in the
Mid division of the county, {»rts of Lmdsej*, east division of
Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby union, petty sessional division and
county court district, rural deanery of Hill No. a, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, i mile west from Spilsby
railway station. Part of West Fen civil parish is ecclesias-
tically annexed to this parish. The church of St. Mary is a
structure of stone, in the Perpendicular style, and rebiiilt in
1854-5, ""^^ ■> north aisle of disproportionate size erected, at
a cost of upwards of ;f 1,300, raised by subscription, and
consists of chancel, nave, north aisle, modem Early Decor-
ated porch and a tower containing 3 bells : the interior is
fittoQ with open oak benches, and all the windows of the
nave are stained : the pulpit, of stone, richly worked, was
presented by the Bev. John Gylby Lonsdale, canon of Lin-
coln ; the chancel was restored by Lord WiUouchby de
Eresby : in 1874 new oak choir stalls were placed in the
chancel and an organ chamber built on the north- side of it.
The register dates from the year 1707. The living is a
vicarage, tithe rent-charge £4, net yearly value £81, in-
cluding 68 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Baroness Wil-
lou^hby de Eresby, and held since 1883 by the Bev. William
Wright Layng k.a. St. Mary Hall, Oxford and vicar of
Spilsby. In 1884, through the instrumentality of the Eccle-
siastical Commissioners, aided by local subscriptions, the
PKIVATB BESIDENTS.
Abraham Samuel
Ashlin Miss
Barrow Bev. Bichard B.A. [curate of
Spilsby]
Bogie Bev. Brackenbury Dickson h.a.
[rector of Lusby with Asgarby]
Booth Clemint, Hundleby Grange
ChefHns Mrs
Cole John, Albert villa
Fox Mrs
Goulden Miss
Hairby Miss
Hardy Samuel Thomas, The Beeches
Hardy Thomas Wilcox, The Beeches
Hardy William Joseph, The Terrace
Housam Nathaniel
Mackinder Frederick, St. Aubyn's ter
Morley Miss, Alexandra terrace
Morris William, St Aubyn's terrace
Palliser Mrs
Parson William Edward, The Terrace
Rainoy Frederick, Alexandra terrace
Rogers Thomas, Alexandra terrace
Russell Mrs
Starmer Charles
Taylor Mrs
Wells Charies
Wingate Misses
Wingate Mrs
income of the living was augmented by ^£'36 13s. 4d.
yearly. There is a Wesleyan chapel here. The charities
amount to £8 yearly. The Spilsby Union house is situated
in this parish. Here are the holly nutserira, about so acres
in extent, belonging to Mr. John William Cole. The
Baroness Willou^by de Eresby is lady of the manor and
chief landowner. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
beans. The soil is sandy clay and chalk ; subsoil, clay, sand,
rock and marl. The area is 971A. 3B. 14P. ; rateable value,
£a,i^; the population in 1881 was 631 (including 14J8
officers and inmates in the Spilsby workhouse, in the tirH
parish) and 690 in the ecclesiastical. By a Local Government
Board provisional order, dated December a4th, 1880, and
confirmed by the Act 44 Vict. c. xvii. a detached part of this
parish, with a population of 59, was transferred to the new
parish of West Fen.
Sexton, John Mackinder.
Lbtter Box cleared at 6. 15 p.m. tietters through Spilsby,
the nearest money order k telegraph office
This parish has the right to send three children to the free
school at Raithby
National School, built for iso children ; average attendance,
80 ; k supported by voluntary contributions, fees k
Government grant ; a new class-room was built in 1884 ;
Richard Chapman, master ; Mrs. Elizth. Chapman, mist
COmtKBCIAI..
Archer William k Son, pianoforte tuner
Ball John, carpenter A builder
Baumbor John Emperingham, farmer,
Willou^hby house
Beaver Bichard, carter
Bope James Bobert, brewery manager
Brigga Henry, farmer
Brough John, bricklayer k builder
BycT^t John, shopkeeper
Chefflns Dematis (Mrs.), dress maker
Chefflns Edmund, tailor
Cole John Williani, nurseryman, seed
grower k florist k market gardner.
Holly nursery .
Digitized by VjUUyiVi
DIRECTORY.]
LmCOLNSHIRE.
Lasher John, chimney snreeper
Mackinder William, cattle dealer
Milner James Ball, grazier
Needham John, boot maker
Sharp Samuel, market gfardener
Simpson Henry, auctioneer tc farmer,
Tvrentylands
I Smith Edward, farmer
Cooper Charles, grocer
Garner Philip, baker
Gildon John Thomas, plamber &c
Goodvrin John William, miller (wind)
Hardy k Sons, brick jc tile makers
Holderness Wilson, butcher
Holmes John George, grocer
Hatson George, shopkeeper
Johnson Thomas, jomer
HTTTTOFT ia a pleasant village and parish, in the Mid
division of the connty, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
Calceworth hundred, Spilsby union and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Calceworth No. 3, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, and is situated on an eminence above
the surrounding salt marshes, commanding extensive views,
both of the country round and of the Xorto sea, from which
it is distant 2} miles and about 5 east from Alford station,
13 north-east from Spilsby and 14 south-east from Louth.
The church of St. Margaret is on ancient building of stone,
in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisle*,
large south porch and a lofty em&ttled Early English tower,
repaired in 1883 by W. Mnrgatroyd esq. of Halifax, and
containing 3 bells : there is a fine old font, standing on a
square pedestal, and several sepulchral slabs, with inscrip-
tions : the church was thoroughly restored in 1869, at a cost
of nearly j^i,ooo, raised by voluntary contributions: in
1880, a stHined window was erected in the nave by the
parishioners as a token of esteem for the late vicar and his
wife, on their attaining the fiftieth year of their marriage :
the churchyard is being enlarged by voluntary subscription.
The register dates from the year 1563. The living is a
vicarage, gross yearly x'alne £ix>, including 18 acres of
glebe with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since 1883 by the Rev. Samuel Hope. There are Wes-
leyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. The charities consist
chiefly of the amount derived from the sale of the produce
of 3A. 3B. 30P. of land, which is distributed among the poor
NORTH HYKGUAM. 493
Smith Harry, joiner
Sylvester Adam, farmer
l^ker William, pig dealer
Trailord William, bear retailer
Walker Harry, brewer & maltster, ale fc
potter bottler b lerated water manu-
facturer k farmer
Widall George, Maltsters' Arnn p.h
at Christmas : there are also yearly doles amounting to £^
6s. left by various donors ; and the interest on ^^376 left by
W. Robinson and distributed among four poor families ; this
benefactor also left a similar amount to the Primitive M:!tho-
dists of this place to keep their burial ground and chapel in
repair. This district is celebrated for its breed of rams,
which are exported to all parts of the world. The principal
landowners are William Mnrgatroyd esq. of Halifax, Messrs.
S. Bristow, E. Davey, J. L. Xeedham, J. W. Budibont and
George Budibent. The soil is strong clay and loam ; subsoil,
blue clay and marl. There is also a great quantity of rich
pasture land. The chief crops are wheat, oats and be.tns.
The area of the parish is 3,348^. ik. aSp. ; rateable ralu;,
;^5,oi6 ; the population in 1881 was 631.
Htn-rOFT Bank, on the coast, is a milej eist. There is a
coastguard station.
Parish Clerk, Isaac Swinn.
\PosT Officb. — David Harlock, receiver. Letters arrive
from Alford at 7.35 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.55 summsr &
4.55 p.m. winter. The nearest money order & telo;{raph
omce is at Alford
National School (mixed), built in 1840, at a cost of £jo k
enlarged in 1874, at a further cost of ^^350, fur 113
children, with an average attendance of 80, k supp'>rte'l
by a voluntary rate ; Miss 8. T. Tugwojd, mistrej] ;
Miss Agnes Tugwood, infants' mistress
Carbier to Ai.fobd. — Henry Hodson, tuej
Hope Kev. Samuel [vicar]
Stephenson Miss
COHUEKCIAL.
Aloock Jonathan, farmer
Allis Sellars, shoe maker t shopkeeper
Anderson Abraham, Cross Keys p.h. k
farmer
Barker Thomas, farmer
Bartle James, grocer k draper
Bnrkitt Geo. carpenter k wheelwright
Carter John, farmer, Huttoft bank
ailTThos.farm baih'S to J. W. Budibent
Coupland Joseph (Mrs.), fanner
Davis William, beer retailer k butcher
Epton Jphn, farmer, Crawcroft lane
Harrison George, termer
Harlock Darid, grocer & draper, ft pott
office {
Harrison William, farmer, Crawcroft la '
Harrison William, farmer, Sea lane '
Hodson Henry, carrier
Lill Edman, builder & wheelwright I
Lowe Richard, farmer
Luty William, farmer
Markham Mark, farm bailiff to J. L. ft
A. W. Needham esq
Mason William, farmer, Huttoft bank
Needham Ayscough Wells, Ikrmer,
Huttoft bank
Needham Frederick, farmer
Needham John Lonth, landowner,
farmer ft ram breeder. The Grange
Raithby Frederick, farmer
Rhoades Joseph, farmer
Robinson Christopher, farmer
Robinson John, bricklayer
Rollinson Thos. farm bailiSto J. Ca ey
Rutter Joseph, farmer
Soden Richard, shopkeeper
Stephenson 81. thrashing machine propr
Taytor Ediey, farm bailiff to J W.
Davey, Carlton
Waite Jabez, farmer
Wallace Mary (Mrs. ), s'uopkeapsr
Witworth Joseph, blacksmith
Wilkinson Henry Raithby, bricklayer
Wilson Thomas, miller (Eioam ft wind),
baker ft farmer
NOKTH HYXEEAM is a viUaeo and parish, with a
station i mile north-west from the village, on the Midland
railway, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kest-
eren, lower division of GraSoe wapentake, Lincoln union
and county court district, rural deanery of Graffoe, and
diocese and archdeaconry of Lincoln, 4 miles south-west
from Lincoln, situated on the west bank of the river
Witham, and intersected by the Roman Foss way. The
ancient church belonging to this parish was dilapidated and
became disused early in tho eighteenth century ; the burial- i
ground belonging thereto is still occasionally used. The !
church of All Samta, a building in the Decorated style, was
rebuilt in 1858, from the plans of Mr. M. Drury, of Lin- 1
coin, and conrist of chancel, nave, south aisle, and a small
tower containing i bell, and has sittings for abont 320
persons. The ancient register, is included in that of South
Hykeham ; the modem register dates from the year 1856.
The living is a vicarage, yearly value ^165 from 150 acres
of globe, m the gift of the Bishop of Lmcoln, and held since
1868 by the Rev. Frederick TeeUng Cnsins h.a. of Sidney 1
Sussex College, Cambridge, diocesan inspector of schooiF.
There is a parsonage-house, built in 1859. The lay impro-
priators of the rectory are trustees of K. Miln» eii\. The
Wesleyans have a chapel here. Richard Cotton Carlme esq.
is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are the
trustees of R. Milnes esq. ana Christ's College, Cambridge.
The soil is gravelly ; subsoil, sand. The chief crops are
wheat and biarley. The area is 1,990 acres ; rateable valu:,
;^3,385 ; the population in 1881 was 455.
Sexton, George Brand Leaper.
Post Oppics. — Benjamin White, receiver. Letters througli
Lincoln at 8. 15 ; dispatched, 4.40 p.m. The nearest moaoy
order ft telegraph office is at Bracebridge
National School (mixed), to hold 83 ; average attendance,
65 ; Mrs. Ellen Allder, mistress
Railway Station, J. Palmer, station master
Cabbikbs to Lincoln. — Gell ft Samuel Martin, m:n'.ay,
Wednesday, friday ft Saturday
Cnsins Rer. Frederick Teeling v.a.
[vicar]
Conlt William
Goodwin Mrs
Henley Robert
Straw Frederick, Hykeham hall
Vickers Rsbert
COKMBBCUL.
AUder James, tailor
Bartholomew John, (armer, Manor farm
Bell William, termer, Field house
Bellamy Mary (MraO, shopkeeper
Berridge William, Harrow inn
Brown ft Gibson, machine proprietors
Cballons Robert, carpenter
Clarke John Roe, farmer
Conlt John, farmer
Coult Samuel, farmer
Debus Philip, Plough inn
Evison William, cattle dealer
Hansard Joseph, boot ft shoe maker
Ladd Richard, miller (wind)
Lamb John, shopkeeper
Leaper George Brand, blacksmith
Lilley Edwara, bricklayer
Longmate William, farmer
Marriott Thomas, farmer
Marriott William, fanner
Mason William Claphara, farmer
Neesham John, farmer
Read Henry, market gardener
Robinson Isaac, farmer
Robinson John, beer retailer
Roe John, farmer. Chapel farm
Roe William, farmer
ShuttleworthAnnGrubb (Miss),s'.iopkpr
Shnttleworth Henry .carpenter ft bnii.lr
Shuttleworth John, blacksmith
Shnttleworth Robert, blacksmith
Shnttleworth Samuel, cowkesper
Shuttleworth Thomas, farmer
Smith ft Ireland, farmers
Spengler Louis, market gardener
Spittle. George, joiner
"Taylor John, tauor
Ward James, farmer, Hall farm
Wheatman John, miller (wind)
Wise Henry Lithatn, shopkeeper
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•LINC0LN8HIBE.
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SOUTH H V UltTT AUr jg a Tillage and parish, a miles
north-vest from Hykeham statiqa, on the Midland railway,
bounded on the east and south by the river Witham, in the
Mid dirision of the county, parts of Kesteren, lower division
ot Boothby Graffoe wapentake, Lincoln union and county
court district, GraCEoe rural deanery, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-by-west from Lincoln.
The church of St, Michael is a sinul building of stone,
partly in the Decorated style, but chiefly modem, and con-
sists of apgidal chancel, nave, sonth porch, and a tower with
spire containing a bells : the chancel and nave were rebuilt
in 1725, but the tower and spire are Decorated : the whole
fabric was thoroughly restored in 1S69, at a cost of about
j£630, chiefly contributed by the late Hon. C. H. Cust ii.p.
of Arthingworth, who died in 1875 ; the chancel arch was
then rebuilt, the external walls strengthened with Deco-
rated buttresses, relieved by dressings of Ancaster stone, a
new south porch erected, new windows inserted in the
Decorated style, and the interior refitted, including new
roofs to the choir and chancel, the pulpit and font being of
Ancaster $tone ; these works were effected under the direc-
tion of Messrs. Drury and Mortimer, of Lincoln. The
register, including North Hykeham, dates from the year
1695. The living is a rectory, gross j'early value £a8S,
Longmate Ann (Mrs.), oowkeeper
Minnitt Anson, farmer
Sands Robert, farmer
B^nolds Rev. James Jones M. A. [rector]
Briggs Jane (Mrs.), farmer
East Thomas, farmer
Hunt Charles, blacksmith
I M htJVrmr Atir is a parish and small scattered village,
in the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
east division of Yarborongh wapentake, Caistor union, Great
Grimsby county court district, rural deanery of Yarborongh
No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles
north-west from Great Grimsby, 2 north-east from Habrongh
station and one mile and a half from the Hnmber. The
church of St. Andrew is an ancient edifice of stone, in the
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and
an embattled tower, with eight pinnacles, and containing
3 bells : in the church are some very good oil paintings of
the Twelve Apostles. The register dates from the year 1557.
The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ^162, gross
yearly value /17s, including 12 acres of glebe, in the gift
of the Earl m Yarborough and Mrs. Neale and William
Richardson esq. and held since 1883 by the Rev. William
Thomas Harte, of St. Bees, who resides at Cleethoroe. Here
is a Wesleyan chapel, rebnilt in 1884, at a cost of /300, and
a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in 1856. The Earl of
Yarborough, who is lord of the manor, Mrs. Neale, William
coMUESciAL. ' Goodwin William, grazier
Atkinson Alfred, farmer, Roxton 1 Grant John, grazier
Beel John,- grazier Orimbleby John, grazier
Brooks John, farmer 1 Handley Joseph, grazier
Chapman William, coal merchant
Croft John, grazier & carpenter
EUerby John, grazier
Gibson James, farmer
Good Matthew, farm bailiff to William
Richardson esq
including 85 acres of glebe with house, in the gift of the
Lord Clmncellor, and held since 1867 by the Sew James
Jones Reynolds M.A. of St. John's College, Oxford, and
niral dean. There is £2 yearly derived from land in
Thorpe-on-the-Hill, distribiited to poor widows ot North and
South Hykeham and Haddington : there is also the interest
of ;^5 distributed in bread on St Thomas' day. Ernest
Charles Gust esq. is lord of the manor and principal land-
owner. The soil is gravel ; subsoil, strong cJaj'. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,160 acres ;
/ateable value, ;^i,i8i ; the population in 1882 was — ^parisb,
149; township, 103.
Haddinoton township, ij miles sonth-west, is partly in
this perish and partly in Anbonm parish ; the area is 644
acres ; rateable value, ;£i,38o ; the population in 1S81
was 91.
Parish Clerk, Charles Hunt.
Letters from Lincoln, the nearest money order & telegraph
office. Wali. Letteb Box, near the Rectory, cleared at
4.15 p.m
National School (mixed), built by the late Hon. C. H.
Cost, in 1869, for 70 chiklren ; average attendance, 43 ;
Miss Mary Jane Connor, mistress
Sewards Henry, farmer, Manor farm
Tinley Charles, farmer
M'right William, farmer. Grange farm
Hilton Robert, grazier
Markham William, farm
William Nainby esq
Morris George, grazier
Newton John, grazier
Nicholson George Penny, cowkeeper
Richardson, William Nainby and John lies esqrs. and Col.
George Tomlme D.u, J.r. of Riby Grove, are the principal
landowners. The soil is light clay ; snbsoil, clay. A great
part of the parish is rich grazing land. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats, turnips and artificial grasses. The ares
of the parish is 3,I94a. 2B. 13P. of land and 520 acres of
water; rateable ^ue,;^6,i 14; the population in 1881 was
370,
BoxTON is a hamlet, about one mile and a half south, on
the railway. The Immingham brook runs to the Humber,
and forms a small haven, with a salmon fishery.
Parish Clerk, Cornelius Tong.
Letters through Ulceby. The nearest money order k tele-
graph offices are at Ulceby & Great Grimsby. Wall Box
cleared at 10 a.m. week days
This place is included in Habrough & Immingham United
School Board district ; the children attend Uie school at
Habrough
Cabbisb to Griusby. — George Wilson, tues. & fri
Parker George, grazier
Parker Smith, grazier
Ranson John, grazier
I RockliSe William, grazier
I Simons John, grazier
bailiff to Stamp Charles, glazier
Tupling George, grazier
Wass William, grazier
Wilson George, carrier
INQ-HAU is a {larish and large viUa^ charmingly
situated at the western declivity of the cliffs, m the Northern
division of the county, paMs of Lindsey, western division of
the wapentake of Aslacoe, Lincoln union and county court
district, rural deanery of Aslacoe, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 8 iniles north-by-west from Lincoln,
6 north-east from 'Stow Park, the nearest railway station,
on loop of the Great Northern railway, which joins the main
line at Doncaster and Peterborough, and 12 south-east from
Gainsborough. The church of All Saints is a small stone
building, in the Early English style, seated on rising ground,
and consists of chancel, nave, with gable roof, and i bell in
a turret : the church was inbuilt in 1796. The register dates
from the year 1567. The living is a discharged vicarage,
gross yearly value ^^190, in the gift of R. H. C. Nevile esq. of
Welluigore Hall, and held since 1852 by the Rev. Samuel
King Webster m.a. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Here
are chapels for Wesleyan Methodists, Free Methodists and
Primitive Methodists. John Dalton esq. of Sleningford
Park, Ripon, who is lord mf the -manor, the trustees of the
Bassett Henry -.•.•;1 .'■■ ■> ■' :,■ I
Boulton George Strftbn"'''- ''-•■!. wil.'U n
Brown Edward ,-i''*H !-:..»t,„-3..,i
Clarke John Edwaf^'WA(«iteKI;''bfiff'
house & farmer-*-'-'""'" MI1 .-(iHlTliul
Farrow Samuel ^""'■' .'■•;••''•■'' * ''■>"" 'Bates Robert, grocer & draper
Middleton William '■^■"■■'" .«"»"*' i-lan--! Bell Robert .i Son, <
Webster Rev. SaaB«ei^'KB«f ' ^kUi.
Anderton Frederick, plumber, glazier,
& beer retailer
'Applewhite Thomas, carrier
^Barnard Thomas, bricklayer
damard William, cowkeeper
Vicarage
Anderton iLVxtAy-e^amTi^ViigUi^
inr^l ,i<j/niil, hii
stone & maible
masons
.Bell Luke,'6tone & marble mason
Bell Mellicent (Mrs.), grooei & tailor
Bell Robert, farmer
firooks Alfred, fanner
late Newell Melboum esq. and John Edward Wakefield
Clarke esq. are the principal landowners. 'Hie soil is
various ; subsoil, clay. The crops are chiefly cereals, -with
a few peas ; much land is used for grazing purposes. The
area is 2,03a acres ; rateable valne^ j£3iOS9 ; the population
in i88x was 596.
Post & Money Okseb Officb h. Savings Bank. — Tom
Trevor, postmaster. Letters arrive from Lincoln about
10 minutes to 9 a.m. & are dispatched at 4.15 p.m. on
week days only. Mail cart (Booth's) to Lincoln for letters
& parcels daily. The telegraph office is at Lincoln
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875 ; Rev. 8.
K. Webster h.a. chairman & clerk to the board; Mr.
Wright, attendance officer
Board School, built in 1878, at a cost of ;f 1,700, for 150
children, with an average attendance of i2o; George
Hanson, master ; Mrs. Hanson, infants' mistress
Carribbs to :—
GAiNSEOHOtTGK — Haycs, tues
Lincoln — Applewhite & Hayes, daily if required
Boulton George ■ Sutton L.D.c.P.Edin.
surgeon &- medical officer & public
vaccinator,Ingham dist.Lincolu union
Driffill John, builder & contractor
Gamer Richard, Windmill inn
Gunby George, cattle dealer
Gunby John, farmer & butcher
Hayes Fred, shoeing b blacki>mith
Hayes Samuel, baker & grocer
Hayes Thomas, carrier
Hayes~ William, iarmer
Hayes William, -jim. carrifer
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DIBBGTORY.]
LmOOLN^HIBi:. irby-dpon.humbeb. 49S
JUttle William, ahoe maker
Blaltby Henry,Black Hor8eF.B.,& joiner
Mairer Joaeph,faTmor,The Grange (arm
Hiddleton Wm. joiner k wheelwright
Uilboam Jamee, farmer, CliS larm
Melbouro Newel), farmer
Motley Thomas, boot & shoe maker
Bu6Bon William Henry, saddler & har-
ness maker
Bosaon Michael, wind miller
Snrfleet Walter, wind miller & baker
Trevor Tom, tailor, woollen draper,
farmer, St post office
Wistow George, farmer & higgler
Woolhoose William, butcher
m OOTi"miirP!LIiS is a small village and parish, plea-
amtly sttoated apon the sea coast, in the Northern division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Candles-
hoe wapentake, union and county court district of Spilsby,
Candleshoe rural deanery No. a, and archdeaconry and
diooeae of Lincoln, 7 north-east from Burgh station and 12
east-by-north from Spilsby. The church of SS. Peter and
Paul is a building of freestone, the massive round piers of
which seem to mdicate a Norman origin, but the capitals
are of later date, probably Early English, but greatly varied,
the remainder of the structure is chiefly of the Decorated
period : it. consists of clerestoried nave of 6 bays, aisles,
porch and a Decorated western tower with embattlwl para-
pet and angle pinnacles, and containing 4 bells and a " ting-
tang," or eanctus bell: the chancel is supposed to have
been taken down about the year 1706: in 186s, two fine
old chantry screens, of richly carved, oak, which enclosed
the easternmost bays of the aisles, were broken up and
disposed on a modern pulpit and in various parts of the
charch ; these were originally set up by Thomas Bee, bishop
of Lincoln, 1343-51 : the font is Decorated, with a stem
panelled in qnatrefoils : the church was once very rich in
sepulchral slabs, but in 1746, when the interior was re-
floored, many were destroyed and others have since dis-
appeared : in the north aisle is a large slab inscribed to John
Hyltoft, of Ingcddmells, gent. ob. 10 December, 1473, and
4 June, 1508 : the church was entirely restored in 1866, and
vestry' with stained windows were added : upwards of i^400
was expended : the sittings are all open and are free and
unappropriated : the church is supported by a voluntary
mte. An iron fence encloses the churchyard, erected at
the cost of the rector. The register dates from the year
1633. The living is a discharged rectory, gross yearly value
;^i73 with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Giles, and held
since 1865 by the Bev.Joseph Charles Edwards m.a.,f.h.8.i..
Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel,built in 1836. Charles
Langton Massingberd esq. j.p. of Gnnby Park, Burgh, is
lord of the manor. The principal landowners are the
trustees of the late Nathaniel Cartwright, George Sidney
and William Hurdman esqrs. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, peas and potatoes.
The area, is 1,407 acres of land and 430 of water ; rateable
value, ^2,061 ; the population in 1881 was 241.
Parish Clerk, John Sowden.
Letters from Burgh arrive at 8.30 a.m. ; diniatched at 5
p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
Skegness. No Sunday post
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 for the
united district of Ingoldmells & Addlethorpe ; T. Ward,
New town, Spilsby, clerk to the board & attendance
officer
luurgaret, bis wife ; before the north door is another, in- Board School (formerly National) (mixed), built in 1825 &
scribed to Philip de B , canon of Markby : on the floor of
the north aisle is a brass, with the figure Ol a man leaning
on a short crutch, under which is inscribed, "Pray for the |
sowie of Willm Palmer with ye stilt, which decesid on
holy rode day (Sep. 14) in ye yere , of Our lord God
A. xo. cccoc. XX. : " in the same aisle is a slab with in-
scription to William Skegnes, "de yrggoldmeles," ob.
Edwards Rev. Joseph Charles M.A
F.R.8.I.. [rector]. Rectory
Read Edward
Butler Joseph, shoe maker
Enderby Joseph, fanner
Godley John Thomas, draper & grocer
HaUgarth William, farmer, marine ho
1^ Haynee George, bboksmith
Honoaes William, butcher
Merrill John, wheelwright
Parker Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
enlarged in 1865 by the present rector for 72 children ;
average attendance, 54 ; it was transferred to the Board
School in 1876 at a rent of los. yearly, payable to the
rectors & churchwardens of Ingoldmells & Addlethorpe,
as trustees; James Heald, master; Mrs. Aimie H^d,
infants' mistress
Cabbies. — John Blades, to Alford, tues. ; to Spilsby, mon
Rawson Bennett, farmer
Sidney George, farmer ; k at Asgarby
Sowden John, farmer
(Sight William, farmer
Vickers Thomas Bellamy, carpenter
Baithby Wm. thrashing macbme owner Wbitworth Joseph, Three Tuns P.H
HTGOItDSBT is a pariah and pleasant village, in the ' Hills. , Lord Aveland is lord of the manor and chief land-
Soatbem division of the county, parts of Eesteven, Asward- . owner. The soil is various, some clayey on hard blue stone,
hum wapentake, Grantham union and county court district, | and in parts gravelly. The chief crops are wheat, oats and
rural deanery of Beltisloe, and archdeaconry and diocese of : barley. The area is 2,237 acres; rateable value, ^^3,425 ;
IdDOolii, 4i miles north from Corby railway station, 5 west- 1 the population in 1881 was 365.
south-west from Falkingham and 8 south-east from Gran- 1 Scotland is a hamlet quarter of a mile west.
dum. The church of St, Bartholomew is a handsome stone '
building, in the Norman and Perpendicular styles, and con- 1
sists of chancel, nave and aisles, square west tower with 3 :
bells, and contains an old font: in 1858 the north aisle was
new roofed, and the interior generally renovated. The
reg^ister dates from the year 1566. The living is a rectory, j
gross yearly value Z670 with residence, in the gift of |
Christ's College, Cambridge, and held by the Rev. James .
Hildyard b.d. formerly fellow and tutor of that college, in-
stitnted in 1846. In 1847 a handsome Gothic rectory was
built by the present rector, on an eminence in the vicinity :
o# the church. There is a good Sunday school here, estab-
lished by the present rector. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, |
erected in 1866 : an Odd Fellows' hall was built in 1875. In 1
the parish is an ancient circular encampment, about 500 ,
feet in diameter, having several barrows, called the Round i
Parish Clerk, John Sutton.
Post Office. — Mrs. Ann Sutton, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grantham at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m. The
nearest money order & telegraph office is at Corby
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 for the
united district of Ingoldsby, Eeisby & Lavington or
Lenton ; A. H. Malim, Grantham, clerk to the board ;
James fiarnackle, attendance officer
Board School, built in 1880, at a cost of ^^i.ooo, for 105
children, with an avera^ attendance of 73 ; Edgar Sykes,
master ; Mrs. Sykes, mistress
Cabbiebs to Gbantham. — John Cole, mon. thurs. k sat. ;
Robert Spencer passes through from Osgodby to Grant-
ham, sat ; Wm. Spencer, to Grantham, mon. wed. S; sat. ;
Frederick Brutnell from Keisby to Grantham, tues. k sat
Fowkes Kev. Robert [curate]
Hildyard Rev. James, B.D., i.v. [rector]
C03QIBBCIAI,.
Bartle Walter, baker k miller (wind)
Baskaby Robert, farmer
Bradfonl John Martin, carpenter
Baxter John, wheelwright
Cole John, carrier
Curtis Benjamin, bailiff to Lord Aveland
Cnrtis William Henry, farmer
Digby Richard, shopkeeper
IRB'S'-TJFOlT-HTnffBEB is a village and parish, in
the Rordiam division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Bradley Haverstoe wapentake, Caistor union, Grsat Grimsby
county court district, rural deanery.of Grimsby No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Linccdn, 5 miles from
Great Cottes the railway staticm, 6 miles south-west from
Oreat JCrrimsby and 7 north-east from Caistor. Ths church
of Ek. Andrew is a small but ancient fabric, consiisting of
cbanoelt nave, aisles and a low tower containing 3 bells,
the nave ami aisles ore divided by a-cades of Norman arches.
Hall Herman, butcher
Hall Jemima (Mrs.), farmer
Holmes George, farmer
Holmes George, juu. farmer
Howett William, blacksmith
' Jackson William, grocer k baker
I Miller James, boot & shoe maker
' Mitton Emma (Miss), chemist -
' Money William, bootmakiBr
Palmer Alfred, butcher
! Pick Austin, fanner
' Pick Sarah (Mrs. ), farmer
I Rawlinson Nathaniel John, farmer
Bawlinson Sarah (Mrs.), Heathcotc
I Arms p.R. k farmer
I Robinson Thomas, farmer
I Smith Frank, grocer & draper
Sutton John, tailor k draper, overseer
& collector of poor rates & assessor
of taxes
I Thompson William, farmer
{ Thortie William, tanner, Scotland
I Tyler Peter, stone mason, Scotland
i T>ler William, farmer
sup^rted on massive stone pillars : the church, including
the chancel and the bells, was restored in 1883 : the chancel
at a cost of ;^350, by the present rector, and the other
portion and bells at a oost of £8y> raised by subscription.
The register dates from the year 1559. The living is a
rSQtory, tithe rent-charge £»46, gross yearly value /306
including 48 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Earl of Var-
borough, and held since 1880 by the Rev. Walter Currer
Holiwell B.A. of Durham University. A Wesleyan chapel
was erected At a cost of ^£350 and opened in June, 1884, and
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496 IRBY-UPON-HCMBER. LINCOLNSHIRE.
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irill seat 100. The Earl of Yarborongh d.l., j.f. is lord of | Lettsb Box cleared at 3.45 p.m. Letters throngh Caistor.
the manor and sole landowner. The soil Is generally light I
upon the Wolds, or high lands, and on the low lands, gene-
rally stiff ; subsoil, chalk and clay. The chief crops are
barley, wheat, oats and turnip*. The area is 1,811 acres;
rateable value, jfa,a3i ; the population in 1881 was 324.
Holiwell Rev. Walter Cnrrer b.a. I Davy Alfred, farmer
{rector of Irby & Thoi^ganby]
Laceby is the nearest money order k telegraph office
The children of this place attend the school at Laceby
OOKMBBCIAI,.
Brooks William, farmer
IRBT-IN-THE-liABSH is a village and parish, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold
division of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union and county
court district, rural deanery of Candleshoe No. i, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, half a mile east from Firsby
railway station, 134^ miles from London, 5 east-south-east
from Spilsby and north-west from Waintleet, west from
Burgh. The church of All Saints is a building of sandstone
and brick in the Norman and Perpendicular styles, and
consists of chancel and nave and a low western tower con-
taining 3 bells : it appears originally to have had aisles, and
the northern arcade remains, built up in the wall : in 1863
the church was restored, reseated and a new roof was
added. In the churchyard is an altar tomb to the Rev. John
Smorthwaite, vicar, 1813. The register dates from the
year 1566. The living is a vicanige, gross yearly value £93,
in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and held
since 1 881 by the Bev. Charles George Ridley who is rector
of and resides at Bratoft. There are Wesleyan and Primi-
tive Methodist chapels. In 1503 John Holden, of Burgh-in-
the-Harsh, left by will 54 acres of land in the parishes of
CoddMrs
Oditng Mrs
COMHKKCIAI,.
Andrew Amos, builder
Borrell Edward, wheelwright
Bourne Oeorge Taylor, farmer
Boyce John, farmer
Greetham John, farmer
Guy Richard Hart, farmer
Hewson John, farm bailifl to WiUiam
Noinby e<q
Butcher William, blacksmith
Clarke William Graves, Chequera f.h
Dawson £lon, farmer
Donlman John, farmer
Grant William, farmer
Handsley Charles, farmer
Handsley Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper -
Marris Solomon, tailor & shopkeeper
Smith George Edward, caipenter tc
wheelwright
Smith Martha (Mrs. ), blacksmith
Stark John, day school
Burgh and Irby for charitable purposes now producing
about ;f lao yearly. Of this sum, jf 10 is assigned to the
vicars of Burgh and Irby, £6 133. 40? to the churchwardens
and the balance is distnoutra at the discretion of the
tmsteea in assisting the coal and clothine clubs and the
schools of Burgh and Irby. The land in this parish is the
property of various small owners. The soil is a rich loam
and clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans
and pasture. The area is 1,090 acres ; rateable value,
jf 1,085 ; ^^^ population in 1881 was 178.
Sexton, John Leeman.
Letters through Burgh. The nearest money order oifices
are at Waintleet & Burgh k telegraph office, Krsby rail-
way station
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 for the
united district of Firsby, Bratoft i Irby-in-the-Marah ;
T. Ward, Newtown, Spilsby, clerk to the board k attend-
ance officer
Board School (mixed), erected with residence in 1880, at a
cost of jffioo, for 100 children ; 79 on the books, average
attendance, 53 ; WiUiam Mackness, master
Handsley Francis, farmer
Handsley Maidens, brick maker
Hill John, mineral water mannfactarer
Kidd Richard, farmer
Sharpe William, farmer
Whitehead Jessup, farmer k grazier
Wray William, beer retailer
IBNHAIC is a pleasant village and parish, in the South-
em division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Beltisloe
hundred. Bourne union and county court district, rural
deanery of Beltisloe, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, about 9} miles north-east from Corby station, 6 north-
west from Bonrn and 10 south-east from Grantham. The
church of St. Andrew is a One old stone building in the Early
English style, having chancel, nave and north aisle, with a
square tower, containing 4 bells ; it contains some ancient
monuments and brasses, also a handsome east window in
memory of W. H. Woodhouse; in 1858 the church was
entirely reseated and an ancient eastern sepulchre, pre-
viously in the chancel, removed to the east end of the north
aisle ; and in 1866, the trustees of the estate erected new
entrance gates of iron, with stone pillars and iron palisad-
ing set in stone curb, at the approach to the churchyard
from the Corby road. The register, including Bulby and
Hawtborpe, dates from the year 1559. The livmg is a rec-
tory ,witb the vicarage of Corby annexed,net joint yearly valne
/700, including 83 acres of glebe, with residence at Corby, in
the gift of the trustees of the late William Hervey Woodhouse
esq. and held since 1851 by the Rev. Charles Farebrotber
B.c.L. of Trinity College, Oxford, who resides at Corby. The
Hall, a handsome stone mansion in the Tudor style, is the
residence of William Hornsby esq. j.f. ; it is situate in a beau-
tiful perk of about 370 acres. Miss Isabel Hervey WooJ-
Aveland Lord d.l.,j.p. Bulby house ; k
I a Belgiave sqiure, London t.v)
Hornsby William j.f. Imhom hall
COXMERiaU,.
Bacon John Thomas, farmer, Bulby
Bamett Thomas, bricklaj-er , -..^^....^—
Brownlow Arthur, bailiff to William 1 Harris John, farmer, Newton house
Hornsby esq I Harwood Samuel, carrier, Hawthorpe
Baxter Benjamin, blacksmith
Cocks Frederick, shopkeeper k batcher,
Hawthorpe
Cocks Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper k post
offlce keeper
Cocks Peter, shopkeeper
house is lady of the manor and principal landowner. The
soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat. The
area of the parish is 3,530 acres ; rateable value, ^4,615 ;
the population in 188 1 was 153 in the township ana 384 in
the parish.
BiTLBT, 3 miles east, and Hawthokfe, one and a half
north-east, are hamlets, forming together one township tor
the support of the poor ; they belong principally to Lord
Aveland, whose seat, Bulby House, is situated in the former ;
it is a sabstantial ElizaMthan structure, situated on an
eminence, in a pleasant park, and is approached fMm tjie
Bourn road by a carriage drive through a pretty avenne.
Bulby contained in 1881 a population of 98 and Haw-
thorpe 70.
Parish Clerk, William Nichols, of Corby.
Poffr Office. — Mrs. Mary Cox, receiver. Letters through
Bourn arrive at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m. The nearest
money order k telegraph office is at Oorby
Endowed School, built in 1861, for 60 children; with
an average attendance of 36 : it is supported, apart
from the endowment, by children's pence: the schiiol
is endowed with £50 yearly left by the late W. H. Wood-
house esq. ; Miss Elizabeth Burchnall, mistress
Casrieb. — Samuel Harwood, of Hawthorpe to Grantham,
Saturday ; to Bourn, on thursday
Healey John, farmer, Bulby
Lyon Benjamin, grazier
Roberts James, carpenter A cowkeeper
Searson Frederick, fanner, Bulby
Story k Son, builders k contractors ix. ;
k at Bourn k Swinstead
Taylor Charles, Griffin p.H.k farmer.
Marwood house
KBADBT is a pleasant vlilage and township, in Altborpe
parish, } mile west of Althorpe and Keadb^ station of the
Mandiester, Sheffield and Lmcolnsbire railway, and is a
creek in the port of Gainsborough, in the Isle of Axholme,
on the west bank of the Trent, in the Northern division of
the county, parts of Lindsey, west division of Manley
wapentake, Thome union and county court district, 4 miles
south-east from Crowle. The Stainforth and Keadby canal
here joins the Trent, and has a large wharf for the
shipping of coals and other goods. The Hull and Gains-
borough Bteamera stop here dSly. The New Idle river also
joins the Trent here. The inhabitants attend the church at
Althorpe. There are Wedejran and Primitive Methodist
chapels here. Dixon's charity of ;f 30 yearly left in hands
Bean Jonathan I cohicebcial.
Brook* James i Amery David Baxter, shopkeeper
of trustees is dlitributed in money; the debt upon this
charity is now ji^3o8, which is being reduced at the rate of
;f 10 per annum. Mn. Dunn, who is lady of the manor,
and Mr. J. Bean are the principal landowners. The soil is
loam ; subsoil, peat. The chief crop* are wheat and potatoes.
The area is i, 533 acres ; rateable value, £4, 131 ; the popula-
tion in 1 881 was 575.
Post k Monet Obdeb Office k Savings Bank. — David
Baxter Amery, postmaster. Letten from Doncaslcr
arrive at 7.^0 a.m. ; dispatched at 6. ao p. m. The tele-
graph office 1* at the railway station
This place is included in Althorpe k Keadby Unitai
School Board district; the Board school being aitoatel
in this township
I Armitage William, rope k twine maker
I Bean Jonathan, jun. farmer
Digi
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DIRECTOKY.]
Bingley John, shopkeeper
Bolmer Daniel.'farmer
Bush (reorge, shopkeeper
Coggan Thomas, k Son, millers (steam)
Cook Frederick, beer retailer
Day Jn. South Yorkshire Railway hotel
Dimston William, rope k twine maker
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Foalston John, shopkeeper
Glew Moses k Aaron, fanners
Glew Richard, fanner
Gust James, mast k block maker
Leggott William, blacksmith
Pykitt Thomas Henry, shopkeeper
Bubinson Thomas, farmer
KEDDINGTON. 497
I Sharp WiUiam, principal coasting ufBcer
I Smith John, wheelwright
j Ward Daniel, Friendship inn
Whiteley Jonathan, shoe mAker
I Winter John, fanner
Wressell Ledham, farmer
SAST KJElAIj is a parish and village, pleasantly situ-
ated on an acclivit^y commanding a view of the Fens, in the
Mid dirision of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division
of Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby nnion, petty sessional division
and county court district, rural deanery of Bolingbroke,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, x miles south-west
from Spilsby railway station. The church of St. Helen is
an edince of stone in the Early English style, consisting
of chancel, nave, aisles and at the south-west angle a tower
with lofty turret containing 5 bells: the cinurch was
restored in 1854, at a cost of about ;^i,430, and re-opened
in 1855 ; there are tablets of modern date to the Spenre
and Brackenbury families. The register dates from the year
1675. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;^8o,
net ;^669, including 370 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of Charles Simpson e<)q. of Ackworth House,
Fontefract, Yorkshire, and held since 1863 by the Rev.
Joseph Sponce H.A.of Christ's College, Cambridge, there is a
Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1862. The charities amount
to £6 los. yearly derived from land. Here are chaly-
beate springs. Mrs. Soathby, who is lady of the manor, and
Edward AVeston Cracroft-Amcotts esq. of Hackthorn Hall,
are the chief landowners. The soil is mixed ; subsoil,
gravelly. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips,
seeds and beans. Tlie area is 1,858 acres ; rateable value,
;^a,6sa ; the population in 1881 was 395.
Parish Clerk, Henry Sharp.
Post Officb. — John Gill, receiver. Letters arrive from
Spilsby at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.15 p.m. The nearest
money order k telegraph office is at Spilsby
National School, built 1848, supported by voluntary contri-
butions ; for 90 children ; average attendance, 60 ; John
William Sonden, master
Addey Hy. Dransfield, East Keal Manor
Jeffrey Henry
Soulby (Mrs. ), The Hall
^jence Rev. Joseph m.a. Rectory
Thompson John
COMMEBCIAL.
AndrewMary (Miss), Saracen's Headp.H
Brown Wm. wheelwright, carpenter.
blacksmith & agricultural imple-
ment maker
Cheatham Emma (Mrs. \ market grdnr
Chester Richard, farmer
Covill John George, carpenter
Desforges Ann (Mrs.), former
Desforges James, farmer
Gill John, grocer
Kirkby Charles, farmer
Knowles Robert, farmer
Mears William, farmer
Sharp Henry, market gardener
Spencer Benjamin, brick maker
Swinn Thomas, carpenter
Thompson John, fanner
Wildman Joseph, baker & shopkeeper
Wildman (Mrs.), farmer
Wright Charles Vice, cattle dealer
WEST XEAIi, anciently called ■■ Oustcal," "Wester-
kele " and " West Kiel," is a parish and pleasant village, in
the Mid division of the coun^-, parts of Lindsey, west divi-
sion of Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby union, petty sessional
division and county court district, rural deanery of Boling-
broke, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles
south-west from Spilsby railway station. The ohnrch of St.
Helen, situated on a bold emiaence, is a building of green
sandstone and brick, in th^ Early English and Perpen-
dicular styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave,
aisles, porch and a fine tower containing 5 bells : the tower
fell from decay Sept. i8th, 1881, but has been rebuilt,
lartly by the late Col. Weston Cracroft-Amcotts, of Hack-
thorn Park, and completed by his son, Edward Weston
Cracroft-Amcotts esq. in 1884 : the chancel was rebuilt in
1866, in the Early Decorated style : the nave and aisles
were re-seated in 1865 : and there is a stained window in the
chancel, to the memory of John Jones es(j. of West Keal
Hall : near the door is a stoup. The register dates from
the year 1635. The living is a rectory, gross -yearly value
from 314 acres of glebe £4x1, net ;^45o, in the gift of
Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq. and held since 1879
by the Rev. John Sam Ladds m.a. of St. John's- College,
Cambridge. The charities amount to £5 yearly, arising
from land. Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq. of
Hacktlioni Park, is lord of the manor and chief landowner.
, The soil of the low part of this parish is clay, and the upper
I part sand and red loam. The crops are on the four-course
system. The area is 1,963 acres ; rateable value, ;£2,6o5 ;
the- population in 1881 was 369, in the civil parish, and 415
I in the ecclesiastical.
Keal Coatbs is a hamlet of this parish, situated near a
navigable drain, about one mile and a half south from the
church and on the road from Spilsby to Boston, and has a
! Wesleyan chapel. By a Local Government Board Pro-
I visional Order, dated December 34tb, 1880, and conlirincd
! by Act 44, Vict, cxvii. a detached part of this parisli, with
a population of 36, was transferred to Stickford parish, and
I a detached part, with a population of 10, was also at the
' same time transferred to the new parish of West Fen.
Post Officb, Keal Coates. — Mrs. Livina Shaw, post-mis-
tress. Letters from Spilsby arrive at 8.45 a.m. ; dis-
I patched at 4 p.m
Pillar Lbttkb Box. West Keal. — Letters arrive from
Spilsby at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m. The nearest
I money order & telegraph office is at Spilsby
I National School, West Keal, built in 1854 by Col. R. Am-
cotts of Hackthorn, to hold 36 children, with an average
attendance of 48, k supported by roluntary contribu-
I tions ; John A. Hand, master
Goy Richard, farmer
Grantham Thomas, farmer
Hipkin James k Thomas, fanners.
Glebe farm
Musgrave Benjamin, farmer
Parker James, seedsman
Rose Joshua, boot maker
Se}-mour Joseph, farmer
Smith John, carpenter
Vickers William, grocer
Woodward Wm. blacksmith & beer retlr
Keal Ooatea.
Almond Charles, carpenter
West .Keal.
PHIVATE KBSIDEKTS.
Grantham Lieut. -Col. Henry Valentine,
agent to Edward Weston Cracroft-
Amcotts esq. West Keal hall
Ladd Rev. John Sam m.a. [rector].
Rectory
COMMEnCIAL.
Barber John, farmer, Keal bank
Dalton Austin, farmer. West Keal
Ely John, fanner
Ely GeOKe, flour dealer
English Esau, farmer
KSDDINCJTOIf is a pleasant village and parish, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lmdsey, Wold
division of the hundred of Louth Eske, nnion and county
court district of Louth, rural deanery of Louth Eske and
Ludborongb No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, one mile and a half north-east from Louth station,
situated on the River Lad. The church of St. Margaret,
which wa* restored in 1871-73, is a small stone building : it
oonsista of chancel, nave and turret with i bell and a south
porefa. The register dates from the year 1563. The living
k a disdiSTged vicarage, gross yearly value £gSt derived
chiefly fmm 61 acres of glebe in lieu of tithes, in the gift of
East Ernest ' Mashford Henry, farmer
Boorne Charles (ezors. of), farmers I Reeson John, cowkeeper
Robinson Francis, farmer
I Barber Arthur, farmer
I Cooke George, blacksmith
j Dalton Joseph, farmer
Gaunt William, farmer
I Goodrick Charles, fanner
j Goodrick Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
I Grime Geo. A. farmer, Keal Coatcshmise
' Hall William, farmer
Marshall Robert, farmer k cattle dealer
Rayson Thos. Vanguard p.k. k farmer
Sarjantson George Richardson, market
gardener
Shaw Livina(^{rs. ), grocer, k post office
Ward George, grocer
Sir William Earle Welby-Gregorjr hart and held since 1882
by the Rev. Thomas Bowen, who is also rector of and resides
at Stewton, Attached to the church is. a Sunday school,
attended by about 30 children. Sir William Earle Welby-
Gregor^ bart. is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and oats. The area is 1,190 acres; rateable value,
jf 1,388 ; the population in 1881 was 153.
Letters through IiOuth, the nearest money order k telegraph
ofHce
Mubford John Henry, fanner
The children of this parish attend tie schools at Louth
Smith William, farmer k farm bailff to
William L. Mason esq
Tickelpenny Alfred, cowkeeper
Digitized-by-
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498 KEELBT.
LmCOLNSHIBE:
[KBLtyB:
JSXEiLiBY is a pariah and large rfllage, in the Xorthsm
division of the county, parta of Lindsey, east division of
Yarborough mpentake, Caistor union and connty conrt
district, rnral deanery, of Yarborough No. a, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-east from
Caistor, 3 south-west from Stallingborongh station and 8
west from Great Grimsby. The church of St. Bartholomew is
a very ancient building of stone, with some portions of
Norman date,but is chiefly of the Decorated perioa,consisting
of chancel and nave and a western embattled tower contain-
ing 3 bells ; there was formerly a south aisle, the arcade of
wMcfa can still be traced ; at the end of the' north aisle is a
monument to John South, 1501, and in the north wall of
the same aisle a circnlar medallion bnst of Alice South,
1605, with a quaint Latin inscription in verse : all
the brasses have disappeared, but the slabs once con-
taining them remain, and are very fine. The church
plate mclndes a chalice of silver of the sixteenth century.
The register dates from the year 1565. The living ii a
vicara^ net yearly value ^^173 including 62 acres of
glebe, m the gift of the Earl of Yarboroogh, and held since
1855 by the Bev. John Mussendine Holt m.a. of St. Jbhn's
College, Cambridge. The glebe land is let in allotments.
There is a Wesleyan chapel, built on the sit« of the old one,
with a Sunday school attached, at a cost of about £z,yx>,
and opened May ist, 1867 ; it will seat about 400 persons.
PSIVATB BBSIDKNTS.
Allison Mrs.
Burnham Ralph
Chatterton John
Dawson Mrs
Hall John
Heard Charles de Wolfe
Holt Ber. Jhn. Mussendine h.a. [vicar]
Mapplethorpe Francis
Harris Miss
COMHBKCUL.
Anderson Edward, cattle dealer
Anderson John William, butcher
Borrill John, thrashing machine owner
Borrill William, steam thrashing ma-
chine proprietor & farmer
Brooks Harry, farmer. The Grange
Cash John, beer retailer
Catley John, mole catcher
Chapman Henry, miller
Chatterton William, saddler
KELBT anciently " Chileby " or " Chillebi," is a town-
ship and chapdry, in Haydor parish, Sonthem division of
the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Aswardhuro,
Sleaford nmon, petty sessional division and county court
district,mT8i deanery of North Grantham, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, s\ miles south-west from Sleaford, 9
north-east from Grantham and 3 south-east from Ancaster
station. The church of St. Peter is a fine buHding in the
Norman, Decorated and Perpendicular styles consisting of
chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, porch and a tower with spire
wntaining i bell ; the Decorated windows of the south aisle,
which is groined in stone, are very beautiful,and among the
remains of the painted glass in that at the east end is the
iignre of an angel censing : the font, a plain oct«gon,is Early
English : the lower part of the tower Norman and the cleres-
ton- Perpendicular : there is a Norman piscina in the chancel,
and an aumbry : the tower and spire which had fallen were
rebuilt about 1850 : the carved benches belong to the late
Harrison John, farm bailiff to Thomas ' Barrand Thomas, farmer
Finder esq . . . i Nixon Thomas, farmar
Clark John, gardener (jobbing)
Clayton George (Mrs.), shoe maker
Cook George, carrier
Orowston Joseph, former
Dann James, shopkeeper
Dean William, thrashing machine owner
Dobson John, blacksmith
Evison Richard, carrier
Finney William Cook, painter
Foulston John, vet. surgeon m.b.c.v.3.
Lon. Ajntree house
Fytche Josiah, tailor & draper
mith William, agricultural implement
maker &lshoeing & general smith
Heard Charles de Wolfe, physician k
surgeon & medical officer for Keelby
district, Caistor union
Hill Henry, farmer
Hill James, rope & twine maker
Hilton John, carman
Hilton William, shopkeeper
i HollingsworthCbas.bricklayer& builder
The' Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in iSjo, and koMf i>
about 350 persons. The poor have 10 acres of land, left by
Mra. AHce Sooth, of Eeelby, in the year 1605. A pleasure
fair is held here on the loth of July. Colonel George Tom-
line D.I.., J. p. of Riby Grove, who is lord of the manor,
the Earl of Yarborough and John Hall esq. are the principal
landowners. The subsoil is loamy, clay and chalk. The
chief crops are wheat, turnips, barley and seeds. The area
is 1,756 acres ; rateable value, £zfi2s ; th^ population in
1881 was 743.
Parish Clerk, William Wright, jnn.
Post & Money Obdeb Office & Savings Bank. — ^William
Wright, Jan. receiver. Iietters arrive from Ulceby at
10 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.45. The nearest telegraph office
is at Laceby
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873 ; Alex-
ander Thompson, clerk
Board School, built in 1879, at a cost of j£i,soa, for 150
children ; average attendance,ii4 ; BidtaraAlfied Pr<^rt,
master; Mrs. Ann Probert, mistress
Cabbiees : —
George Cook, to Hull, mi New Holland, tuesday ; toBrigg,
thursday ; to Great Grimsby, friday
George Markham, Grimsby, tuesday k friday
Bichard Evison, to Great Grimsby, friday ; to Caistor, sat
Lancaster WiUiam, fanner, Manor ho
Lingard Thomas, horse breaker
Markham George, carrier
Marris James, King's Head p.k
Needley John, saddler
Percival John, farmer
Ferdval Robert John, wheelwright
Plaskitt George, farmer
Robinson George, tailor
Butland Chas. beer retailer & bricklayer
Shearman William, jun. wheelwright
Silvester Joseph, shopkeeper
Skinner MichaelHill,chemist & druggist,
draper & grocer
Thompson Alexander, agricultural im-
plement maker & general smith
ThompsonGeo. carpenter & wheelwright
Topham Richard, shoe maker
Twidale John, tailor
Willingham John, gardener (jobbing)
Wright William b Son, shoe makers
Wright William, jun. postmaster
Perpendicular period and hare latdy been restored. The
registers are included in those of Haydor. The living is a
chapelry, annexed with that of Culverthorpe to the vicarage
of Haydor, joint yearly value £600, in the gift of J. A.
Houblon esq. and held since 1856 by the Rev. Gordon
Frederic Deedes m.a. of Wadham College, Oxford, who
resides at Haydor. J. A. Honblon esq. who is lord of the
manor, and Lt.-Col. M. W. Willson j.p. of.Banceby Hall
are landowners in this parish, llie soil is various; subsoil,
hmestone. The chief crops are all kinds of cereal and roots.
The area is 900 acres ; rateable value, £gog ; the population
in 1S81 was 99.
Parish Clerk and Sexton, David Wetherall.
. NOZITH KELSBT is an extensive parish, on a branch
«f the river Ancholme.in theNorthern division of the county,
]>arts of Lindsey, south division of Yarborough wapentake,
-Caistor union and county court district, Yarborough rural
deanery No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln :
the village is one mile and a half west from the
station on the Manchester, Sbetiield and Lincolnshire rail-
way, 160 miles irom LQodon,.8 east from Kirton-in-Lindsey,
5 If est from Caistor .■ and 7 south from BrigK. The church
of -St. Nicholiu, with 1 the exception of uie tower, waa
restored .in i869,at a cost of £usf»>- it is a bmlding of stone,
an4 consists of (Cancel, nave, aisle, north and aontb porches :
th^ tower is ancient end contains 3 beU* : the chancel and
nave are Early Decorated ; the east window.is stained, in the
memory of Maris, wife of William Frederick Chambers m.d.
aged 43 : the church was restored 1111869, at a cost of ^^1,500.
The register dates from the year 1613. The living is a
vicarage, ORMB.tyWCly ;«aiue ./sO), uclodiog 043 acrM of
gldbe, ir^h house, in. the.gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and
held since 1883 by the., Ba>. Joseph 1 Gurry h.a. of Trinity
College, Dublin. ' The Weslsyans «ad. Pnmitive Methodists
have each a chapel, the former built in 1848, the latter in
Lettbb Box cleared at 1.15. p.m. weekdays only. Letters
through Grantham ; Sleaford is the nearest money order
& telegraph office
I Rastall Joseph, farmer
I Tandy George, farmer
1883 ; there is a good organ in the Wesleyan chapel, erected
by subscription. A chapel was erected on thfi mM^r li> 1873,
at a cost of £y>o, raised by sub8cri(>ti0n": tee biifldtng,
which is of redDrick and Ancaster stone, in the Gothib style,
from designs by Mr. H. M. Townsend, of Peterboroi^h,
consists of chancel, with vestry and a hell turret ; a triple
arch sqwiates the chancel and nave. The poor have the
benefit of a few small charities, amount .unvertaiii. John
Wright esq.is lord of the manor. S. W. Wright esq. and.Mr. .
John Cox, G. B. Skjpworth esq. Thomas Gibbons andThoniHS
Atkinson are the principal landowners, The soil is cla}- ;
subaoil, sand^ The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans iK.
The area is 5,494 acres ; rateable value, £uiao ; the popu-
lation in 1881 waa 844, .
Parish Clerk and S^too, Samuel Storey. . ...
Post Orncs-^ra. AanTharratt, moa(!!v..,lJ>l^z%.vfnfk
, fjrom. iPrigg. at 10 a.m. ; dispatched at 3i5.p,ni-.. fits
. .jKsrest. n)pQ£v order it telegraph alKce..is..at',.Cai9to.r^.
..LHrrg»Box,SprthKelseyStaticiJ»,cltf»Wd.T[»«W*y*-*!i>^f ,
at 13 noon
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DifeECfORT.]
Ll^dOLNSHit^li.
SOUTH KELSEY. 499
National School, built in 1859, for 149 cUldren, with' an
Average attendance of no; supported by voluntary sub-
scri(>tiona & a government grant ; Frederick Balphs,
master ; Miss Muia Wilkinson, mistress
BailTray Station, John Henry SchoAeld, station master- -
CabrtkiW, — G^rge Gray, to BrigK.thursday, & JofanLidgai^
to Brigg only, thnrsday ; to Oustor, Saturday ; Thomas
PraytoD, to Brigg, on thursday ; k Caistor, sataiday ;
finunpt<»i Alfred
Clams William
Coney William
Curry Ber. Joseph x.A. [vicar]
Popple Mrs
Smith George
COHHXBCIAT..
Allison Charles, farmer
Ashley George William, botcber
Askew John, farmer
Atkinson Thomas, Kailway inn, coal,
manure, cake, salt & lime merchant tt
agent for Ellis & Everard's granite,
dog kennel lime & artificial manure,
Bailway station
Ayscough John, coal merchant
Bains lucbard, boot maker
Bee John, farmer
Beeton George, millisr (wind)
Hilton Thomas, farmer
Broughton David, grocer
Cawkwell John, farmer
Charles John, builder & contractor
dark Robert, fanner
Cook William, farmer
Cox Charles, farmer
Cox John, farmer
SOTTTH KEJjSBTS (with the hamlet of Moobtown) is
a large p&rish, in the Northern division of the county, parts
of Lindsey, north division of Walsbcroft wapentake, Caistor
union and county court district, Market Rasen petty ses-
sional division, rural deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The village is pleasanUy
situated, about 2| miles west from the Moortown station
on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, 6
miles south-west from Caistor and 8 south-east from Brigg.
The church of St. Mary is a modem building of stone,
almost entirely re-erected in 179^ and in part with the
materials of the church of St. Nicholas, then removed : it
consists of Decorated chancel, nave of four bays, western
tower (1250) with 3 bells and a clock: the stained east
window, erected in 1853, ^'^ the gift of the late George Skip-
worth esq. : the church was structurally re-arrangm in the
same year, under the direction of Mr. Buttertield : within
the north wall is the stone efRgy of a knight in chain mail
and cyclas, or long skirted surcoat, bearing a shield with the
arms of Hansard ; the iigure is of thp thirteenth cen,tur}', and
may represent Robert Hansard, who distinguished himself
in the Scottish wars, in the reign of Edward I. : in the
central aisle is, a slab with efligies in brass, of a knight
and lady of the time of Henry IV. ; the former is in full
armour. The registers, including those of St. Nicholas, date
from the year 1539. The living is a rector}-, gross yearly
valne ;f 550 with residence, in ^e gift of the Crown and G.
B. Skipworth esq. altenuitely, and held since 1865 by the
Rev. Herbert Charles Brewster b.a. of Queen's College,
Oxford. There were formerly two livings, SS. Mary and
Nicholas, which were consolidated at the beginning of this
century. The church of St. Nicholas has been pull^ down,
but the churchyard is still used as a burial-ground. The
Wesleyans, Free Methodists and Primitive Mediodists have
each places of worship : the Wesleyans have also a chapel at
Moortown. At a place called Wenghale, or Winghalc!, in
this parish, there formerly existed a Priory founded in the
reign of Hairy lU. as a call to the Abb^ of Seea in Nor-
mandy, and dedicated to St. John the Baptist, of wbieh there
are now no remains : at the dissolution, it was granted
sQceessively to Robert Lincoln, clerk, and Richard Hansard,
and afterwards to King's College, Cambridge. The Foresters
and Druids have clubs here, and hold their meetings at the
Cox. Whatham, farmer .
Cress^ George, farmer
Dent Jos^h, shopkeeper . .
Dixon James, shopkeeper
Dixon Jonathan, bricklayer ...
Drayton Thomas, carrier
Drayton Thomas, farmer
Omry Benjamin, farmer
Empaon William, farmer
Paolding Robert, farmer .. .
Foolston Stolen, miller (steam)
Oannt Alfrad, farmer
Gibbons Thomas,farmer & landowner &
thrashing machine owner, TI^Grange
Glover Edward, tailor
Gray George, carrier
Grose Martha (Mrs.), farmer
Harrison John, farmer
Harrison Thomas, farmer
Jackson Robert, farmer
Laming Charles, wheelwright
Lidgaiu John, carrier
Melton James, fanner
Padley Stevens, farmer
Teerttree John, farmer
PhilUpsoi^ Thomas, farmer
Pike William, farmer
Popple George, farmer ,
Popple Williaiu, farmer
Baok William, farmer
Richardson George, farmer
Rhodes Robert, .Etcher
Bobinson George Robert, beer retailer
kboildeT
Robinson Henry, boot maker
Robinson John, carpenter
Shepherd John Thos. farrier, & castrator
Skefton Chas Eleazer, farmer & coal mar
Skelton George, farmer
Skelton Thomas, wheelwright
Sleighthohn n^liam. Royal Oak p.k
Smith William, farmer
Smith Jn. Chas. blacksmith, machin
k agricultural implement maker
Snowden Job, blacksmith, machinist
k agricultural implement maker
Storey Samuel, accountant
Tate John, boot maker
Tenney Joseph, butcher k farmer
Tenney William, miller (wind)
Tharratt Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
TrafEord George, farmer
Watts John, grocer, prnrision merchant
tailor, draper k outfitter
Wilkinson William Colton, Queen's
Head f.h. k builder
Bull inn, an old established and oooamodious house, situate
in the centre of the village. A farm house now stands on
the site of the old hall of South Eelsey, of which, however,
some portions, consisting chiefly of the inner moat, part of
one of the angle turrets, a stone arch and some other
fragments remain ; the building was of brick with stone
dressings, with a central courtyard, and the principal front,
of which there is a drawing in the Gough Collection in the
Bodleian Library, was flanked by octagonal towers with
domed roof covered with lead. The Imll was for many
centuries the seat of the ancient family of Hansard of
Northnmberiand. The manor and hall in the sixteenth
century came into the possession of Sir Francis Ayscough
by his marriage with Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of
William Hansard, and the sister of Sir Francis was the
Lady Anne Aj-scongh (called Askew by Foxe, in his Book of
Martyrs), who was taken from South kelsey Hall and burnt
dt Smithfleld, in the reign of Queen Mary. The estate was
purchased by Mr. Philip Skipworth, the grandfather of thtf '
present proprietor, at the beginning of this century. George .
Borman Skipworth esq. of Moortown house, is lord of the
manor, and owns all the land with the exception of a small
portion. The soil is peat, sand and clay; subsoil, various.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and turnips.
The area is 4,980 acres; rateable value, ;f 5,914; the popu-
lati«n in 1881 was 615.
MoOBTOWV, 3 miles sooth-west from Caistor, is a railway
station on the M. S. k L. Bailway. Moortown House is the
residence of George Borman Skipworth esq.
Paridi Clerk, William Horsley.
Post Office. — John Otter, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
from Caistor at 945 ajn. ; dispatched at 3 p.m. The
nearest money order & telegraph ofBce is at Cidstor
National School (mixed), built in i8»3, for 190 children j '
with an average attendance of 90 ; the school is supported
by voluntAry enbacriptioiis k a government grant: the.
scfaooi waa restored 1878 ; Arthur Statham,. master
Bailway Station, Moortown, John Onosal Parr, station
master
CAKBiEH.-r.Hem7 Martdn, to Brigg, thnrs. k to Caistor, sat ■
Sonth Kelsey.
Brewster Rev. Herbert Chas. B.A., i.v.
rrectorj ' •
Skipworth Geo.Philip, Sonth.Eelsey hall
comusciAi..
Barr Robert Towell, shopkeeper
Boome Edward, Bull inn, it farmer
Cope William, tailor
Cressey Job, brick maker
Dannatt Henry, wheelwright
DawanpOhKrleli E<tward, farnter
F^rdl'Ann (Mr8.)„shopkee{ier
Faeton James, tailor
Glew Arthur George, farmer. Manor ho
Glow Mary (Mrs.), farmer. Holme hill
Green Thomas, farmer
Howden Robert, miller (steam)
Johnson Jane (Mrs.), btrtcher jc' farmer'
Maultby James, plumber
Mills Solomon, bricklayer
OtterJohn.grocer k drat)ef,& pMt'olBce
Sands George, boot k shoe maker
Bawlinson Ann (Mrs.), farmer-
Bingrose Jesse, saddler .' '
Sharpe'RobMi; ftirmei' •'
Skifrworth- Beorge PhiHpi farmer • ' ■
Todds Thoma^ tailor ■ —
Walker Bdnrand; farmer'
Walker Henry, boot 85 shoe maker
Westoby Alfred, agricultural machine
& implement maker, blacksmith kc
Moortown. . .
Skifiworth Geo.' Borman, Moortown Iu>
COMMEBCIAI..
TJlew Walter, fcitilner
Sbpplethorpe Johp, farm' bailiff to O.
B. Skipworth esq
MQls Josepb. bricklayer '
Krkin^n Jess^, builder, Rlverhead
Rkiliinson JosSph, carpentfer ' •
'Scott 'Thomas, Skipworth' Arms p.a -
White' Alexander, farmer -
500 KELSTERN.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Tkelly's
KEIiSTESN' is a small village and parish, in the North-
ern division of thfe county, parts of Lindsey, Wold
division of the hundred of Louth Kske, Louth union and j
county court district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and j
Ludbnrgh No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of |
Lincoln, 5^ miles north-north-west from Louth station. The 1
church of St. Faith is a very ancient building of stone, brick |
and chalk, in the Early English style, with a chancel, nave j
and tower : in the chancel is a beautiful monument, erected
by Sir Francis South to Elizabeth, his wife, who died in j
1604 ; it is cnrioosly ornamented with emblematical figures
and inscriptions : there is a communion cnp of the eighteenth 1
century. The register dates from the year 1651. The '
living is a discharged vicarage, of the yearly value of £312, '
in the gift of Capt. William Evelyn Denison J.P., D.L., B.A. '
4 Hereford gardens. Park lane to, and held since 1875 by the
Kcv. Joseph Lewthwaite u.a. of Christ's College, Cambridge,
who.resides at Louth. There is a l»rrow to t^e east. Capt. 1
William Evelyn Denison J.p., D.L., B.A. is lord of the manor
and sole landowner. The soil is loamy ; and the subsoil, white
clay. The chief crops are wheat and oats. The area is
3,700 acres ; rateable value, ;£3, 141 ; the population in 1881
was — of the township i6a, and of the parish 23;.
LAMBcnoFT is a small hamlet in this parish, aoont 2 miles
north, and was formerly a demesne belonging to North
Ormsbv Abbey. Its population in 1881 was ao.
Parish Clerk, William Taylor.
LETrEB Box cleared at 3 p.m. summer, 2.30 p.m. winter,
{.•ettcra through Louth. The nearest money order office is
Ludford & the nearest telegraph otHce is at Binbrookc
Parochial School, built in 1861, by the then lord of the
manor, the late Mr. Denison, formerly speaker of the
House of Commons : the school will hold 70 children ;
average attendance, 65 ; & supported by voluntary sub-
scriptions & a government grant ; the children from Galce-
thorpe also attend this school ; Miss Clara Cree, mistress
Brockelbank Locking, shopkeeper
Harrison Thos. fanner, Kelstern grange
Nevill John, blacksmith
Rowe William, wheelwright, joiner, ', Odling Henry, farmer, Jullians
plough maker,undertaker, contractor j Sharpley Coates, farmer, The Hall
k provision merchant ;
XETILETHOBFE with FENTON.
Kettlkthobpe is a parish, pleasantly situated on the
west side of the Foss Dyke navigation, over which there is
a ferry for passengers and vehicles : it divides this parish
from the Hardwick township ; it is in the Mid division of
the county. Well wapentake, parts of Lindsey, Gainsborough
union and county court district, rural deanery of Lawress
No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 9^
miles west-north-west from Lincoln, sj west from Saxilby,
which is the nearest railway station, and 10 south from
Gainsborough. Kettlcthorpe proper, where the church is,
is very picturesque ; it is flanked oy plantations ; there are
some line avenues of old timber and some charming walks.
The church of SS. Peter and Paul is an old stone building in
the Early English and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel,
nave ana a western tower surmounted by battlements with
3 bells : the upper portion of the tower is Perpendicular :
the three-light Decorated stained east window was inserted
in 1874, in memory of the Kev. G. J. Atkinson, a former
rector of this parish ; there are two other memorial windows,
also some mural tablets, one of which, in the east wall of
the chancel, to the Rev. John Becke, is dated 1597. The
register, including Fcnton, dates from the year 1653. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value £530, from 311 acres
of glebe, with residence, in" the gift of Edward Weston
Cracroft-Amcotts esq. and held since 1882 by the Rev. Edwd.
Augustus Fabcr m.a. of Corpus Christi college, Cambridge.
The charities amount to ^^23 yearly, and are £2^ from $A.
3R. 23P. of land allotted at the enclosure in lieu of land left
by the Rev. William Becke in 1597, £7 from Hall's charity,
and 13s. fid. interest of ^20 left by Mrs. Leake in 1723.
' Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq. is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The soil is a sandy loam ; subsoil,
clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips
. and pasture, and there is much woodland. Ttie area of the
J entire parish is 2,972 acres ; rateable value, jf4,27i ; the
population in 1881 was — of the township 240, and of the
j parish 508.
Fenton, a village and township in this parish, is one
I mile north-west. The Foss Dyke navigation skirts the
i township to the north and east. Here is a Wesleyan chapel.
Here is a lock on the Foss Dyke, likewise wh.irf and maltkiln.
^ The area is 1,121 acres ; rateable value, ;f 2,220 ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was 26J.
Lau^hterton is a hamlet, about one mile west.
! Parish Clerk, James Bellamy.
1 Letters from Newark to Newtou-on-Trent, thence by fixit
j messenger. There is a Wall Letter Box at Fcnton,
I cleared at 1.50 p.m. ; also one at Laughterton. clearcl a*.
1.20 p.m. both on week days only. Newton-upon-Trent
is the nearest money order k telegraph office
Church of England Sunday school, built in 1854, at the
I expense of the late Colonel Aincotts, for 40 children, with
I an average attendence of 35 ; k supportcl by E. W.
Cracroft-Amcotts esq
I Parochial School vmixed), Langhterton, built in 1854, at
I the expense of the late Col. Amcotts, for 150 children, with
I an average attendance of 75 ; k supported by voluntary
contributions, children's pence & government grant
1 Carbieb. — George Cocking, from Langhterton to Gains-
I borough, tuesday ; to Lincoln, monday k friday
Kettlethorpe.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Faber Re\-i Edward Augustus k.a.
[rector]. Rectory
Gourley John, Kettlethorpe hall
Radley Henry, farmer, Park farm
Warriner William, gamekeeper to
Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq
Fenton.
COSIMKBCIAL.
Benson John, Carpenters' Arms p.h
Cunnington Hilkiah, lock keeper
Denman Joseph, White Swan p.h
Gaunt John, butcher
Gonrley John, farmer k maltster ; Ic at
Kettlethorpe
Howard Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Jones William, tailor
Jones William, wheelwright
Leach William, shoe maker
Lynn John, grocer k draper
Moore Richard Johnson, blacksmith
Storr Henry, grocer
Tomlinson William, farmer
Thompson Jonathan Storm, farmer
Turgoose William, farmer k calf dealer
Wilraot John, farmer
Wilmot Joseph, wood merchant
I<au8>lit«rton.
Adoock William, miller (wind) & farmer
Bailey Thomas, farmer
Bellamy James, tailor ic parish clerk
Bingham Thomas, farmer
Brooks Herbert, Friendsl ip inn
Brown Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Cocking George, carrier
Georee William, farmer
Gourley John, farmer It maltster ; k at
Kettlethorpe
Mitchell James, farmer
Rnshby John, farmer & grocer
Simpson Hy. jun. joiner & wheelwright
Wells Charles, farmer
XniLINQ-HOIiME is a parish, comprising the town-
ships of North and South Killingholme, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of
Yarborough wapentake, Glanford Brigg union, Barton-on-
Humber county court district, rural deanery of Yarborough
No. 1, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln.
IToTtll Killingholiae is a small, straggling village,
8 miles east-by-south from Barton, 2 north-east from Ulceby
Junction, and 2 from the Humber. The church of St
Denis is a building of stone, consisting of chancel, clerestoried
nave, aisles and a small tower containing 4 bells : the tower
arch is Norman : there is a hagioscope. The register dates
from the year 1564. The living is a vicarage, with that of
Habrongh annexed, joint gross yearly value ^500, in-
cluding 135 acres of glebe at Killingholme, in the gift of the
Earl of Yarborough, and held since 1842 by the Rev. John
Byron x.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford. KiUingholme
>Ianor, the seat of Miss Byron, is a brick mansion of the
period of Henry VII. ; in the grounds there arc several
ancient yew trees. . The priucip^ landowners are the Earl
of Yarborough d.l., j.p., theRev. John Byron m.a. vicar.
Miss Byron, who is lady of the manor, and Col. Sir John
Dugilale Astley, bart. j.p. of Elsham Hall. The soil is strong
clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
turnips. The population in 1881 was 316.
Letters through Ulceby, the nearest money order & tele-
graph office
South Killingrholme is a small village, one mile
south from North Killingholme, the township extending to
the Humber, where there are three lighthouses ; two were
erected in 1836, and one in January, 1852. There are
Wesleyan, Baptist and Primitive Methodist chajiels here.
Here are the brick and tile works of Messrs. Isaac GoikI
k Sons. On the shore is a small liaven. The Earl of Yar-
borough D.L. J.P., who is lord of the manor. Miss Byron,
and the Rev. John Byron m.a. vicar, are the principal
landowners. The soil is strong day ; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area of the
entire parish is 5,sgo acres of land and 1,935 °^ water ;
Digitized by VjUUVIC
DIRECTOKY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE.
KIBKBY-ON-BAIN. SOI
rateable valne, CviVl ! ^^^ population of the township in I united district of North and Sonth Killingholme ; J. Chap •
1 88 1 was 563, and 778 in the parish. I man, chairman k clerk to the Board
Ryb Hill is a hamlet, 3 miles south-west, near Ulceby ! Board School, Wm. Heskith, mast. ; Mrs. E. Heskith, mist
Junction. Gabbuebs to :-
Parish Clerk, Charles Dent.
Letters through Ulceby, the nearest money order & tele-
graph otiioe.
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1874 for the
South KiUing'h.olme
Appleyard Joseph, farmer
Bell Mildred (Mrs. ), farmer
Bower George, overseer
North. KilUngholme,
BjToa Rer. John ■hlk. [vicar]
Byron Miss, Killingholme muior
COUMBBCIAI..
Allison Charles, farmer
Brocklesby William, farmer
Chapman Samuel, farmer
Cla3rton Thomas, farmer
Coetes Thomas, farmer
Dent Charles, wheelwright
Dinsdale John, farmer
Drewery William, blacksmith
EUerby William, farmer
Farrow Tbos. farmer & collectr. of taxes
Laceby James, farmer
Simpson John, beer retailer
War-B-ick Frederick, former
Wilkinson John, farmer
Williamson George Ruddiforth (trustees
of), farmer, Chase hill
Bygott William, farmer, Bye hill
(Srter John, carrier
Clark John, tailor
Cook William, Yarboroogh inn
Crooks Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, &
post office
Cntbbert John, farmer
Cnthbert William, farmer
Davy James, farmer
Drewery George, blacksmith
Fanthorpe Charles, farmer
Farrow John, farmer
Feirn Robert, farmer
Good Isaac & Sons, brick 8c tile makers
Grimboldsby George, carrier
Haggitt Ueram, carrier k. grocer
Hargraves Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Babton — John Carter, monday
BsiGO — George Grimoldsby, thnrsday
GiUMSBT — John Garter, friday
Hull — Hiram Haggitt & John Carter, tuesday
Hoolton Thomas, farmer
Humphrey John, farmer
Humphrey Thomas, farmer
Jobson Aaron, farmer
Laceby James, corn factor
Lancaster Thomas, farmer
Mamby William, constable
Oglesby Robert, bricklayer
Fetch Robert, grocer & draper
Rennison George, joiner
Robinson Joseph (Mrs.), farmer
Sharp Thomas Dannett, thrashing
machine owner
Short Alfred, farmer
Short Thomas, farmer
Tate Henry, grocer k, draper
Walker Aaron William, wheelwright
Williamson David, farmer
Williamson Humphrey, farmer
Wiseman Robert, miller (wind & steam)
Woodliff Richard, Cross Keys ina
SnrOIi&B T is a parish, in the Northern division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, north division of the wapentake
of Walshcroft, Caistor union. Market Rasen county court
district, rural deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow,
and diocese of Lincohi. The village is within 2 miles east
of the Ancholme navigation, on a feeder of the river An-
chdme, 5 miles north-west from Market Rasen station and
3^ miles west from Usselby .station. The church of St.
Peter is a building of stone, in the Early English style, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, porch and a western
tower containing 3 bells : the north aisle appears to have
been removed in the early part of the fourteenth century :
in the chancel are two effigies of knights in chain armour
of the thirteenth century, and probably represent members
«f the Dyves family : there is also here a curious monument
to- one of the Disneys, consisting of a cotfln-shaped tomb,
■with openings in the up^r part, through which appear the
kmaA and feet of a civilian, the head reposing under an ogee
■canopy : four shields adorn the remaining space. The
church plate includes a chalice and paten of silver, given
by Thomas Bell, an apothecary of London, who was bom
■here : both are adorned with bold and effective representa-
tions of the crucifixion. There are several monuments to
Cottee Rev. William Allen u.a. [vicar],
the Youngs. The register of baptisms and burials dates
from the year 1765, marriages 1776. The living is a
vicarage, gross yearly value ;^295, including ten acres of
glebe with house, in the gift of Thomas Arthur Young esq.
and held since 1874 by the Rev. William Allen Cottee u.A. of
St. John's College, Camfiridge. Almshouses for six poor
people were founded and endowed in 1676 by Thomas Be'I,
mentioned above, who left ;£ioo a year for that purpose.
Kingerby House, a large modem mansion, is now un-
occupied. Thomas Arthur Young esq. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil and subsoil are
day and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
pasture. The area is 1,435 acres ; rateable value, j£i,9Si ;
the population in 1881 was 100.
Bishop Bbidob isa hamlet, li miles south-west, a small
part of which is in this parisb, the remainder being in
Glentham.
Parish Clerk, Levi Fhillipson.
Letters through Market Rasen, the nearest money order &
telegraph olttce
This {dace is included in ECirkby-cum-Osgodby United
District School Board, formed in 1876
Vicamge
Bennett Thomas, farmer
Burkitt John, farmer
Davy & Hewitt, millers (steam),Bishop's
brid
Dixon ^
i^illiam, farmer
Green David, farmer
Marriott James, farmer
Pickering Thomas, fanner & cattle dlr
n I K.TTR'Y'.OIff-'RATTr is a township and parish, near Percy, Lucy, Tyrwhit, Taylboys, Gascoyne and Dymoke ; all
Jhe Homcastle narigation, in the Mid division of the coimty, | these as wdll as the monuments have disappeared. The
sonth division of the wapentake of Gartree, parts of Lindsej', I living is a rectorv, in the peculiar jurisdiction of the manor
Homcastle union, petty sessional division and county court | court of Tattershall, having Tumby annexed, joint yearly
district, rural deanery of Gartree, and archdeaconry and ; value jf485, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held
diocese of Lincoln, 2} miles from Woodhall Spa Railway since 1846 by the R^v. Charles Frederick Rogers Baylay
station( which is for passengers only)4j miles from Kirkstead
Railway station, 5 miles south-by-west from Homcastle
and 4I north-by-east from Tattershall. The church of St.
Mary, rebuilt in 1803, in the Debased Gothic style of that
period, is a building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave,
aisle, porch, vestry and small bell gable of Ancaster stone,
containing x bell ; the church was greatly improved in 1879
by the addition of a porch and vestry in Ancaster stone,
-and the erection of a bell gable, the whole interior being at
the same time relaid, reseated and refitted : the windows
were also filled with mnUions and tracery, and a western
M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. There are in the
village a Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. Earl
Fortescua is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is sandy ; subsoil, sand and alluvial. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area of the
whole parish is about 5,387 acres, 1678 being in Kirkby-on-
Bain ; the rateable value of which is ;S'i349 ! the popula-
tion in 1881 was 361 in the township and 580 in the parish.
TuiiBT, a township of Kirkby-on-Bain, will be found
under a separate heading.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Brown.
gallery removed : these works were effected at a cost of : Post Office. — Robert Marshall, receiver. Letters from
C616, and the church was reopened November 6, 1879, by
the Bishop of Lincoln. The register including Tumby dates
from the year 1563. At the rebuilding in 1803, several
of the monuments previously in the chancel are supposed
to have been destroyed for want of room, but they are
recorded in the Harleian MSS. 6839. In 1451 died Richard
Lambard a former vicar ; a flat stone to William Balliour
a former vicar 1510 ; a gravestone with brasses to William
Brackcnbnry and his wife, 1476 : about 350 years ap^ there
were in the windows of the rectory house the armonal bear-
ings of twenty county families, including Willoughby, Beke,
Baylay Rev. Charles Frederick Rogers
v.A. [rector]
Brailsford Miss, The Cottage
.jjwallow Mrs
miwn Capt. Robert
oommbbcial.
Abbott William, farmer
Adams Jonathan, butcher
Ashton Thomas Mason, farmer
Dixon Thomas, farmer U, landowner
Homcastle arrive at 11 a.m ft dispatched at 3.30 p.m.
The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
Mareham-le-Fen
Free School (mixed), for poor children, endowed with /60
a year, founded in 1812 by John Brocklesby : the school
is managed by William Seagrave esq. the only surviving
trustee : it was rebuilt m 1871 at a cost of ^250 j &
will hold 80 children; average attendance, 40; Robert
Adams, master ; Louisa Trumble, mistress
Cabbibbs to Hobncastlb.— John Marshall & Charles
Balding Year, Saturday
Dunham Charles, miller (water), coal
merchant fc farmer
Pamsworth Isaac, farmer. Grange
Gaunt George, farmer
Greenfield Morris, farmer
nneia luoms, luniior «
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502 KIBKBY-ON-BAIN.
LZNCOLNSHIBE.
[kelut's
Kirk Amelia (Mn.)i (anneT
Marshall John, 'grocer, draper & carrier
Marshall Bobert, grocer k wheelwright
Marshall William Kobert, blacksmith
Smalley Edman, Ebrington Arms f.b
KAST TTi K.KH'V is a parish and pleaisaDt village, in the
Mid division of the comity, west division of the aoke of
Bolingbroke, Spilaby onion, petty sessional division and
coonty court district, parts of Lindse^, rural deanery of
Bohngbroke, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6
miles south-west from Spilsby station on the Tattershall
road, and 9 north-east from Tattershall. The church of
St. Nicholas is an ancient building of green sandstone and
Ancaster stone, chieSy of the Decorated period, with some
remains of Early English work,and Perpendicular insertions,
consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, and an embattled
tower adjoining the south aisle towards its western end, and
containing 2 bdls : the greater part of the oaken wood screeii,
including the doors, remains intact, and on either side of
the chancel are considerable portions of the screens formerly
enclosing chantry chapels at the end of both aisles ; all this
wood work is of Early Perpendicular date ; in the north wall
is a piscina, with credence, united in one, and over these an
ornamented canopied reredos of diaper-work ; adjoining
these, to the west, is a Decorated aumbry ; at the east end of
the south aisle is a sepulchral slab with a beautifully incised
cross, and a defaced marginal inscription to Sir Robert Sylke-
stone, who founded the chantry in this aisle, and died 14th
June, 1347.: a.Decorated slab, with heads of figures at the
angles, perhaps an altar bracket, also belonged to this
chantry; there is another monumental slab with incised
cross, a few ancient tiles, and some fragments of painted
glass. The parish register dates from the year 1583. The
Uving is a vioarage, net yearly value ,£170, including 118
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of J. B. Stamiope,
Maoghan Rev. George m.a. [vicar]
Acknll Christopher, maphine owner
Allenson Thomas, tailor
Bagley Thomas, farmer
Bellamy Joseph, blacksmith
filakie Sarah (Miss), dress maker
Smith Thomas, shoemaker
Underwdod Clark, bnt<!her"
Upsall John, farmer
Vear Charles Balding, grocer k Carrier
Waas James k Son, .farmers
Wateon John, oatpeBtor ,
Wilson Bobert MoMfcIn, farmer
Wilson Winiam, farmer
1857 by the Rev. George
Catharine's College, Cambridge, who
EalandWilliamFawcett,frmr. Eirkby ho
Fowler William, farmer. Park farm
Hooton Harry, Lion p.h. & batcher
Ironmonger John, shopkeeper
Maidens Robert, farmer
Marshment William, farmer
Chatterton John, miller (wind) k baker I Orry James, grocer k draper
Danlton Thomas, farmer I Palmer Samuel, boot k shoe maker
elq. 11.1..1 J.p. and held sinoe
Maughan U.A. of St. . „ .
is also vicar of Hagnaby. There is a Wesleyan chapel here
erected in J862. Thomas Goodricke or Goderiph, of Corpus
Christi coOege, Cambridge, Bishop of Ely (1533-54) and
Lord Chancellor of En^nd from 1551, was bom here ; he
died May 10, 1554. There is a drain near the village, which
is navigable to Boston. Tom Robinson esq. m.d. is lord of
the manor, James Banks Stanhope esq.D.L., j.p. of Revesby
Abbey, Boston, and Roger Pockliagton-Coltman esq. D.L.,
J.p. of Hagnaby park, are the principal landowners. The
soil is sandy, loam and clay ; subsoil, blue clay and gravel.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and turnips. The
area is 1,956 acres ; rateable value jQafiii; the popiilation in
i88iwa8 354.
Parish Clerk, James Rowson.
Post k MonBt Osoeb Office k Sfivings Bank, James
Orry, receiver. I<etters arrive throngh Spilsby at 9.15
a.m., box closes 3.30 p.m. Nearest telegraph office
Hareham-le-Fen.
Free school, founded in 1719 by Gregory Oroft, who endowed
it with 30 acres of land, now worth about ^^50 yearly: there
is a school-room, with a house k garden for the master:
the school is managed by life k elected governors ; Henry
Hand, master
Cabbies. — Mrs.' Fanny Bew, to Homcastle, every Saturday ;
to Spilsby, John I^irrinder, every monday ; to Boston.
John Parrinder, every Wednesday
Watba Conveyance. — A packet leaves here for BostOB
every Wednesday A Saturday
Rhodes Edward, farmer
SherriS John (trustees of). Coach k-
Horses p.h. Fen side
Sherriff Thomas, farmer
Skehori Charles, farmer
Spikin'Thomas, carpenter & joiner
Wharff Emma (Miss), dress maker
Wilkinson Thomas, farmer
XISKBT GBBEN is a small parish, in the Mid
division of the cotinty, first division of the -wapentake of
Langoe, ports of Eesteven, Sleaford union, petty sessional
division and coonty court district, Longoboby rural deanery,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 8 nnules north-by-east
from Sleafoid, 7 south-west from Kirkstead station, three-
quarters of a mile south-west from Scopwick station, on the
Great Northern and Great Eastern joint line, and 130 from
London. Scopwick beck flows through the parish. The
chorch of the Holy Cross, erected in 1848 on the site of the
old chorch, then removed, is a building of stone, in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel and nave, and
has a bell turret on the western gable with i bell and a
small western porch: the communion plate is ancient.
The register dates from the year 1733. The living is
Blakewell John, farmer
Bradshaw John, farmer
ByA)n Mary (Mrs.), fanner. Manor ho
KISXBT-C'UlE-OSOODB'Sr (formerly called An-
ooTB¥) is a small parish, in which are two villages, in the
Northern division of the coonty, north division of Walsh-
croft wapentake, Caistor union, ilarket Rasen county oourt
district, parts of Lindsey, rural deanery of Walshcroft,
archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles west
from Ussell^ station on the Manchester, Sbetiteld and Lin-
colnshire laUway, 4 north-west from Market Bsisen, and 8
south-west from Caistor. The church of St. Andrew is an
ancient building, in the Early English and Decorated styles,
conaistiiig of chancel and nave, with a western tower with
pinnadea, containing 4 bells : the nave 'was rebuilt in
1835, bnt the chancel and tower are Early English, and
there are some. Decorated ivindows : in tha nortn wall of
the chancel is a doable piscina, and a single one in the east
'wall : on the south side is a fine altar tomb, with a male
eOg^ in armour, with jupon and baldrick, and the feet
resting on a wild boar. The Latin legend commemorates
John Wildebere, who died 3 Non. Oct. (5 Oct.) 1398 :
on the north side, 'within a canopied recess, sorrounded by
graceful foliated work is the e£Bgy of a lady reposing within
an open colHn, her head, covered with a squaracoif, resting
on two pillows; this figure represents Margaret, wile of
John Wifdboar, and is of much the sanie date as that in the
other tomb : within the recess are two shields, one display-
ing the arms of Wildboar, the other a chevron between three
a vioarage, united with Scopwick, joint gross yearly valoe
;f 330> in the gift of the Lord Chancenor, and held since
1866 by the Rev. Charles Hall b.a. of Queens' College,
Cambridge, who resides at Scopwick. Henry Chaplin esq.
K.P., D.L., J.p. offilankney, Sleaford, is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The soil is strong ; subsoil, day.
The chief crops are wheat, beans, oats, turnips kc The
area is 401 acres ; rateable value, ^£716 ; the population
in 1881 was 133.
Parish Clerk, John Kay of Scopwick.
Letters through Lincoln by messenger from Scopwick, the
nearest post office, arrive at 9 a.m. k are collected at
3.30 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office ia
at Metheringham
The children oil this place attend the Soopwidc school
Follalove George, carpenter j WoolfittChriot. (Mrs.), farmer* grocer
Garratt George, boot k shoe maker , Young Thomas, miller & farmer
Willson Charles, tailor '
oxen : it is uncertain whether this Margaret was the wife
of the John Wildbere of the other tomb. The register, in-
cluding Os^odby, dates from about the year 1555. The
living IS a vicarage, annexed to that of Owersby, joint gross-
yearly value ;£444, in the gift of William Angerstein esq.
and held by the Rev. Charles Moon, who resides at Owersby.
The Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have places of
worship here. In Osgodb^ there is a Catholic chapel dedi-
cated to St. Joseph, built m 1793 by the Young faoiily pf
Kingerby. George Hewitt ,esq. is lord of the manor. The
principal landowners are William An^rstein esq. and
Thomas Arthur Young esq. The soil is clay and sand ;
subsoil, clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
beans, oats, and much land is in pastore. The area is 1,710
acres; rateable value, :f 1,843; ^' population in 1881 'was
374-
Parish Clerk, Levi Fhillipson.
Letters through Market Rasen. There is a letter box. at
Osgodby, which is cleared at 4.55 p.m. week days only.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Market
Rasen
A School Board of 5 members -was formed in 1876 for the
united paxishes of Kirkby-com-Oagodby & Kingerby ;
John Davis, clerk to the Board
Board School (formerly National) (infants), bailt.in iSaa;
average attendance, 53 ; Miss Sarah Roberts, mistress
FBTVATE BESIDENTS.
Oavois Rev. Ama ieus [Catholic]
Parkinson Mrs
Rogers Charles
Rush Joseph Arthur, Osgodby hall
Simon Mrs
coaaaotcux.
Abbott Anthony, farmer
I Barton Mary (Mrs.), farmer
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blEECTORY.J
LINCOLNSHIBE.
GamblwWJlUam,Bhopkeeper tc batcher
Goy Joseph, farmer
Oreentrood Fred, tailor
Crreenwood John, farmer
OreenTood Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Guntborp John, farmer
Haakins George, farmer
Hankins William, farmer
Jarrill George, miller (wind jc steam)
Markham Joseph, farmer
Marriott Charles, farmer
Marriott James, farmer
3ee Elizabeth (Mrs. )i Abpkeeper
Boardman Charles, fanner
Bnuman Bobert, farmer
Brown George, farmer
Chambers William, fonner
Coulson Thomas, ^oemaker
Davis Alfred, farmer
Davis Jn. frmr. & clerk to school board
Davy Maltby, fanner
Dnnn Joseph, farmer, & Crown imi
Eyre Enoch, farmer -
Farmery Edward, blacksmith
Farmery William, blacksmith
TCTRK'RY I.AYTHOBFB (or La Teobpb) orisjnaUy
"Ledolvethore," being the settlement of one "Ledulf," is a
parish, in the Soathem division of the comity, wapentake of
Aswardharn, parts of Kesteven, Sleaford union, petty ses-
sional division and oonnty court district, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln,rural deanery of Aswardhorn-with-Lafford
ITo. a, 3 miles east from Sleaford, on the road to Boston.
There were formerly two chnrches in this parish, but that of
St. Peter, representing the northern mediety, has been long
deatroyed : it stood near the north-west comer of the rectory
bOQse ; in 1859 many frafments were dog ap, and Saxon
remains have also been oisoovsred. The chnrch of St.
Denis is an ancient and picturesque building of the Norman,
Tiaomtional, Late DecoratM and Perpendioolar periods,
consisting of chanoel, nave, north aide, sonth porch and a
low embattled western tower, with pinnacles, chiefly
Decorated, containing 3 bells : the south entrance is plain
Norman, with areolar pillars : the aisle is separated from
the nave by three low circular columns, supporting semi-
circular arches of Transitional work : the chanoel is modem,
and has a stained east window, of three lights and three
stained lancet windows: there is a Perpendicular rood
screen in five compartments of light open tracery, and a
panelled octagonal font : some delicately painted glass of the
Decorated period remains in the aisle windows. The chancel
was rebuilt by a former rector in 1S54-55 ; the nave and
north aisle are now (1884) in a dilapidated state. The
register dates from the year 1660. The living is a rectory,
mth that of Asgarby annexed, tithe rent-charge (Kirkby)
I300 ; joint net yearly value ;^6oo, including 47 acres of
Idle at Kirkby, m the gift of the Marquess of Bristol, and
leld since 1877 ^y ^^^ Ven. John Gorton m.a. of Wadbam
Gorton Ven. John m.a. [late archdeacon I Drewery William, beer retailer
KIBKSTEAD. 503
Ogg.Joseph, tailor
Otter Henry, farmer
Phillipson I^evi, carpenter & wheel-
wright
Porter John, fanner
Sharp Joseph, farmer
Sharp Thomas, farmer
Smith George, farmer
Wilkinson luchaTd & Chas. coal mors
Wilkinson Richard, farmer
Willows Harriot (Miss), shopkeeper
Wright John, fellmonger
College, Oxford, and late archdeacon of Bladras. The
rectory house is a spacious building erected by the present
rector in 1878 ; the grounds are very large and well laid out.
Kirkby Laythorpe was formerly a distinct chapelry, and
the site of the chapel may be traced. In the register for
1737 is the following memorandnm :—
"By ah instrument bearing date April ist, 1737, the
rectory of Kirkby was -united to the rectory of A^arby by
the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Lincoln and the Kev. Gas-
Goigne Wright, Rector.
Signed H. Habbis, his X mark, ) Church-
W. J. MrsiON, j wardens."
By a deed bearing date July aoth, 1743, a piece of land at
Asgarby, now In the occupation of Mr. B. Tomlinson, was
conveyed to the rector and overseer of the poor of Kirkby,
and to their successors for ever, in tmst for the poor of
Kirkby, the rents to be distributed at the discretion of the
trustees. The Marquess of Bristol is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, gravel.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips ana pota-
toes. The area ii 1,570 acres; rateable value, j£,3i957 ;
the population in 1881 was 356.
Parish Clerk, William Sh^pe.
Post Office : — William Johnson, receiver. Letters through
throngh Sleaford arrive at 8.40 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.55
p.in.. The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
iSleaford
National School (mixed), built in i860, at a cost of ;£5oo,
for 70 children, average attendance 50. The school is
supported by Government grant k a voluntary rate.
The Marquess of Bristol is a liberal subscriber ; William
Henry Cartwright, master
of Madras] [rector]
COKMBBCLAL,
Barlow John, wheelwright & agricul-
tnral implement mantSacturer
Johnson William, shoe ma. Post office
flight John Thomas, blacksmith
Lane Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Ijeeson Joseph, grocer
I Mastin Frederick G. farmer
Sardeaon Fanny (Mrs.), farmer
Tomlinson Bruce, farmer
Walton William, carpenter
Ward Frederick, farmer
XZBSBT TrcrSEB'WOOD is a parish and pleasant
village, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Kesteven, Aveland wapentake. Bourn union and county
eonrt district, rural deanery of Aveland No. 3, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, li miles west from Rippin-
gale station, 5 north from Bonm, 4I south from Falkingham,
and loi from London. The church of St. Mary and All
Saints, situated a short distance west of the village, is a
small building of stone, in the Perpendicular style, consist-
ing of chancel, nave, south aisle, and a tower containing 3
bdls : it is at present (1884) in a very ruinous state. The
register dates from the year 1569. The living is a rectory,
gross yearly value, from 306 acres of glebe, ^^358 ; net £185,
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held
since 1875' by the Rev. Lemuel Saywell ph. p., of Rostock
University. There are five almshouses, which had once an
Saywell Rev. Lemuel ph.D. [rector]
coxKxaciAL.
Barber MlUiam, Three Tuns f.h
Christian Martha (Mrs.), farmer jc
coal dealer
KISXSTBAD is a parish and station on the Great
Northern railway^ in the Mid division of the county, parts
of Lindsay, Sooth division of the wi^ientake of Gartree,
Horacastle tmion, petty sessional division and oonnty court
districts 3 miles north-west-by-north from Tattershall, issj
from London and 7 south-west from Homcastle, in the
vale of the river Witham, over which is a ferry to Martin
and Timberland. The church of St Leonard, situated to
the south of the abbey, is a small building of stone, in the
Early English style : the walls have been for some years in
an iBSeeme state, apparently from the foundation having
givMi way i it consists of nave only, with a small turret con-
taining I bell : it has extremely narrow lancet windows and
a gromad roof; the north-west and south-west angles are
supported by massive buttresses rising nearly to the wall
plate ; the west front of two stages has a fine Early English
1 doorway, and in the upper storey an elegant aroade
Herd William, farmer
Marshall Thos. Hy. farmer k shopkecpr
Marshall William, wheelwright
Newoomb Edward, baker
Newcomb Francis, farmer
Newton Matthew, farmer
income of £$g yearly, but this benefaction has been diverted
from this parish for some years, and is now applied to other
objects at Belton. Lord Aveland f.c, n.L., i.p. is lord of
the manor and the principal landowner. The soil is loam ;
subsoil, clay ; bricks are made here. The chief crops are
wheat, oats and barley. The parish contains about 1,340
acres, including a great deal of woodland ; rateable value,
j£i,409 ; the population in 1881 was 313.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Wyer.
Post Office. — Stephen Spencer, receiver. Letters throngh
Bourn arrive at 8 a.m. jcdispatchedat 5.15 p.m. Toe
nearest money order office is at Rippingale & telegraph
office at Bourn
National School (mixed), for 70 children ; with an average
attendance of 35 ; supported by Lord Aveland, the
rector, & school fees ; Miss Ellen Layland, mistress
Pinder Joseph, farmer
Tipler Thomas, farmer
Tuck Thomas, machine owner
Wilson Albert, farmer
Wilson Edwin, fanner
of three arches, the central arch, which is rather larger than
the others, enclosing a vesica-shaped window : the interior
is even more beautiful, dwarf shafts, with delicately carved
capitals rising at intervals from a string course mnning
round the bunding, and supporting vaulting principals en-
riched with the tooth ornament, which divide the roof into
four squares with large circular bosses in the middle : at the
east end is an exquisite triplet of three lancet window8,with
clustered and banded shafts between, and arches deccmted
with nail-head carving : on the south side there is a piscina,
and there are some remains of a wooden rood screen ; the
canopied pulpit is Jacobean : the chapel also contains the
upper portion of a knightly effigy in mail-covered helmet ;
the armonr exactly coincides in date with the architecture
of the building, and the figure may therefore represent
Robert de Tattershall and Kirkstead,who died in isis. There
is astrong feeling in favour of the restoration of this churcki
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504 KIRKSTEAD.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[keixy's
but no steps have as yet been taken in the matter. The
register dales from the year 1660. The living is a donative,
yearly value ^^40, in the gift of the trustees of the late
(i, Mciore esq. and held since 1869 by the Rev. James Con-
way Walter jt.A. of St. Catliarine's College, Cambridge,
vicar of Langton St. Andrew. Disney's charity of j^ioo
yearly, left in 1715 by Daniel Disney, of Kirkstead, derived
from lands, now forms an endowment for a Presbyterian
chapel. The Cistercian abbey of St. Mary, Kirkstead, of
which some remains still exist, was foiuided in 1139 by
Hugh BriU , and colonized from Fonntains Abbey in York-
shire : the revenues at the Dissolution were estimated at
/aSfi. The land is tithe free, having formerly been jmrt of
the possessions of the abbey which were of great extent.
The trustees of the late (i. Moore esq. are lords of
the manor and sole landowners.
Atkinson Harrup, Railway
traps on hire
Brett Henry, farmer, Old Hall
subsoil, mvel and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
seeds and turnips. The area is 1,459 acres ; rateable value,
^^1,883 ; the population in 1881 was 114. By a Local Govern-
ment Board onler dated December 24lh, 1880, a detached
part of the parish containing 14 inhabitants was transferred
to Langriville in Boston tmion.
Town End is one mile north-east of the church ; Wood
Comer i) miles north-east.
Parish Clerk, Richard Hucknal!.
Post Office. — Hannah Goodbarne, receiver. Letters
through Horncastle, which is the nearest money order
office, arrive at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.50 p.m. The
telegraph office ia at Kirkstead railway station
The children of Kirkstead attend the school of Langton St.
Andrew-
Railway Station, George Birkenshaw, station master
ingjn. frmr.& com merchant,HalI j Overton John, farmer
I Huclinall Richd. farmer k parish clerk Patchett Edward, farmer
1 HucknallThos. Abbey lodgep.H& farmer I West Wm. Gilbert, farmer. Abbey frm
The soil is sand and peat ;
hotel
KIRMINGTON is a small agricultural parish, in the '
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, East j
division of Yarborough wapentake, Glanford Brigg union,
Brigg county court district, Yarborough rural deanery No.a, '
Slow archdeaconry and Lincoln diocese, in a fertile vale,
7. miles north-east from Brigg, 3 east from the Bametby '
station, 168 from London and 7 north from Caistor. The .
church of St.Helcn is a building of stone,in the Decorated and
residence, in the gift of the trustees of the Earl of Yar-
borough, and held smce 1869 by the Rev. John Henry John-
son B.A. of Caius College, Cambndge. The rectory house was
built in 1846, at a cost af over jQafioo. The Weslerans and
Primitive Methodists have each small chapels here. The Earl
of Yarborough D.L., J.F. is lord of the manor and principal
landowner. The soil is generally free ; subsoil, chalk and
gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips.
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave,ve8try and a generally farmed on the four-field system. The area is 1,822
tower of the twelfth century, to which.in i838,a wooden spire I acres ; rateable value, £3,x6 js. ; the population in i88i
covered with copper was added, at the cost of the Earl of Yar- 1 was 401. ,
borough ; it contains a clock and i bell : the clock was given to ; Parish Clerk, William Dale.
the parish by Mrs. C.C Barnard,wife of the late rector. The ! Letters through Ulceby, which is the nearest money order
church was restored in 1859, under the direction of S. 8. & telegraph office. Wall Box cleared at 3.20 p.m
Tculun esq. at a cost of ;£8oo, defrayed by William Hudson < Church School (mixed), built in 1882, at the expense'of the
esq. : both aisles were then rebuilt, the nave new roofed, | Earl of Yarborough for the parishioners of Kirmington &
the tower arch opened and a vestry added : the windows in | Croxton, at a cost of ^^1,250, & supported by the Earl of
the aisles are stained ; the font, the west window, represent- ' - ■
ing St. Helen, and one of the windows in the south aisle
were given by the Rev. R. C. Brackenbury, then vicar. 'The
register dates from the year 1698. The living is a vicarage, Cabbier. — To Brigg, thursday, k Brockleby tuesday, Edwd.
annexed to Brocklesby, joint gross yearly value £45° '^'^^ ' Wright
Yarborough k voluntary contributions, for 150 children,
with an average attendance of 6S ; John Thomas Topham,
master
Abbott Rev. David Wigley [curate]
Johnson Rev. John Henry B.A. [vicar]
NealeWm. Parkinson, Kirmingham vale
Nicholson Gaskin
COXMEBCLAL.
Anderson Edward, seed merchant
Beverley Thomas, bricklayer
Blanchard Joseph, tailor
Cartwright Henry, farmer
Dale Henry, blacksmith
Dale William, tailor
Prankish Thomas Martin, Marrow
Bone k Cleaver p.h
Prankish William John, farmer
Havorcroft Thomas, butcher
Httvercroft John, wheelwright
Lamming John, baililY to Robert Raven,
esq. of Bracklesby
Lancaster Walter, farmer
Ransom Geo. Edward, grocer, draper,
chemist & druggist k patent medi-
cine vendor
Smith WilUam John, farmer
Wray Thomas, carpenter
Wright Edward, shopkeepr. k carrier
Young Thomas, shoe maker
KCRMONS-IiE-KIRE is a village and parish, in the bridge, who resides at Stainton-le- Vale. Christopher Turnor
Mid division of the county, parts of Lnidsey, East division esq. of Stoke Rochford, is lord of the manor and sole land-
of Wra^goe wapentake, Caistor union, Market Rasen county ■ owner. The soil is various ; in the high land chalky, in
court district, rural deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of ; the low land loamy ; subsoil, clay and loam. The chief
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situated on an acclivity, in a ' crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area of the
fertile and picturesque neighbourhood, 6^ miles north-east | parish is 1,099 acres; rateable ralae, £1,193 ^5S-; the
from Market Rasen, the nearest station, about 9 south-east inpulation in 1881 was 90.
from Caistor and 12 north-west from Louth. The church of
St. Martin is a modem stone edifice, consisting of chancel,
nave and south (wrch, with a bell turret and i bell. The re-
gister of baptisms and burials dates from the year 1751 ;
marriages, 1756. The living is a vicarage, annexed to the
rectory ofStaiiiton-le-Vale,in the altemategift of Christopher
Turnor esq. and William Angerstein esq. joint gross yearly
value ;i37S with residence, and held since 1875 by the Rev.
William Henry Hanson b.a. of Emmaimel College, Cam-
Pieldsend Charles Rowell, farmer I Fieldsend Charles jun. farmer
KIRTON is a large parish, including the small hamlets of
KiRTOK End, Kibton Holme, Skeldyke, Kibton SIebe,
Seadyke and Kihton Fkn, the latter extends from 7 to 10
miles north-west from the church, in the Southern division
of the county, wapentake of Kirton, parts of Holland, Bos-
ton union and county court district, Xorth Holland No. i
rural deanery and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese : the
village is 103 miles from London and 4 sonlh-south-west
from Boston, on the road from Boston to Sjialding, with a
station on the Great Northern railway. The church of SS.
Peter and Pan! is a building of stone, m the Early English,
Decorated and Periiendicniar styles, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles, north and south porches
and a western tower of four stages, with embattled para))et
and itngle pinnacles and containing 8 bells and a clock : the
present tower, wholly rebuilt in the present century, is
a fine feature and incorporates portions of the old tower ;
the west, south, and north doorwajs are Early English :
the nave arcades are of the same date and support a fine
clerestory, lighted by twelve windows on either side ;
the nave roof is a Igood example of Perpendicular timber
work ; at the bases of the principals, under canopies, are
Bollt Hill, a lofty height of the Wolds, is half a mile
west.
Parish Clerk, Samuel Bell.
Letters received through Market Rasen. The nearest money
order k telegraph omce is at Binbrook
Parochial School, built in 1871, for 40 children ; average
attendance, 25 ; Miss Perkin, miatreas, who resides at
Stain ton
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figures of saints and angels upon brackets : on the south
side of the tower arch there remains a crocketed canopied
recess : the font is octagonal, each face being panelled and
arcaded, and on the base is this inscription : " Orate pro
aninia Alanuii Burton MCCCCV " : the church was origin-
ally cruciform, and remains of the transepts with western
aisles and of the former Decorated chancel with its aisles
can be still traced. The register dates from the year 1555.
The living is a discharged vicarage, gross yearly vidue /420
and house, in the gift of the Mercers' Company, London,
and held since 1846 by the Rev. William Ludlow v.A. of
St. Peter's College, Cambridge and Prebendary of lancoln
Cathedral, who is non-resident ; the Rev. Edward Marshall
u.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, is curate in charge.
There are Congregational and Wesle}-an chapels. There are
almshouses for four poor women ; each inmate receives is.
3d. weekly. The pmrs' estate of 41 acres produces /130
)'early. 'The consohdated charities amounting to about ^3°°
are distributed to the poor of this parish. The market is dis-
used. A Gas Consumers' Company Limited was formed
here in 1865. D'Eyncourt Hall, the residence of Samuel
SmeetoD esq. ia s modem white brick building. Tlie prin-
Digitized by VjUUVIC
DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHIBE.
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cipal landowners are The Mercers' Company, London, Sir
Thomaa Whichcote bart. d.l. E. B. C. Ciist esq. b.l. of
Arthingwortli, NorthanU, the Very Rer. Artbar Perceral-
Porey-Cust d.d. Samuel Smeeton esq. and several smaller
freeholders. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil, clay and loam.
The chief crnps are wheat, beans and potatoes ; here is
also a large quantity of excellent feeding pasture land:
676 acres of marsh land were enclosed from the sea in
1873. The area is 8,963 acres ; rateable value, ;£i5,365 ; the
{wpulation in 1S81 was of the ecclesiastical parish 3,011,
which includes part of the civil parish and Simon Weir civil
parish; the population of the civil parish in 1881 was 2,580,
which includes 353 in Brothertoft township and 456 in Hol-
land Fen ecclesiastical parish.
EiRTON EtfD is I mile north-west ; Kirton Holhb, 3
miles north ; Kirton Mebe, aj miles north-west ; Ssadyke,
ij mile south-east ; and Skeloyke, aj south.
■ Simon Weib, from 2 to 3 miles south-west of the church,
formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish in Boston union,
and is ecclesiastically annexed to Eirton, containing 4 acres
of land ; 'population m 1 881, 17.
Kirton Fen will be found under Holland Fen ecclesias-
tical parish.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Rossington.
Post, Money Order & Tbleobafu Office & Savings
Bank. — Richard Dickinson, receiver. Letters received
through the Boston office at 9 a.m. ; are dispatched at
3-45 P-m
Insurance Aobnt. — Royal Farmers' & General, W. T.
Lighton, 35 Pen street, Boston
Schools : —
Endowed Grammar, fomided in 1634 by Sir Thomas
Middlecott, endowed with ^^144 yearly, derived from land :
under the provisions of a decree of the Court of Chancer}',
the school has been entirely remodelled & a new school-
house erected adjacent to the residence of the master ;
William Cochrane, master
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876, with
Prampton & Wigtoft contributory, each returning one
member ; H. Bates, Boston, clerk to the board
Board, Church End, erected in 1879, at a cost of ;£i,8oo,
for 240 children, with on average attendance of 170 ; John
Henry Bellamy, master ; Mrs. EUza Bellamy, mistress ;
Miss Eliza Bellamy,infantg' mistress ; Miss EliisHoaghton,
assistant mistress
Board, Kirton Holme, was erected in 1876, at a cost of
/i,ooo', for lao children, has an average attendance of 90 ;
John Wray, master ; Mrs. Sarah Wray, mistress ; Miss
Jane Jellings, infants' mistress
Railway Station, Beeley Keek Coppin, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Barsley Mrs
Bett Mrs
Brooks Mrs
Casswell Miss
Cochrane William, Grammar school
Craven Charles, Kirton holme
.Crippen Rev. Thos. G.[CongregationaIl
Dickmson Rev. William [Independent]
Dickinson Richard Edward
Fossitt Frederick James
Harrison Richard
Higdon William
Jackson Mrs. Kirton house
Jackson Thomas Nevett, Kirton end
Jones William
Lee James
Marshall Rev. Edward b.a. [curate in
charge]
Marshall Henry
'Martin George, Hubbert's bridge
Mason Miss
Talmer Mrs
Richards William
'Siddons Miss
Smeeton Samuel, D'Eynconrt hall
"Smith Charles James
Smith Thomas
Smith William Booth, The Villa
'Speak John, Markenstend house
Storey James Alexander
Tonnard Joseph, sen
'Vickers Mrs. 'The Grange
Wood William
Woodwartl Henry
Woodward Zachariah
COMMERCIAL.
Allen George, farmer, Seadyke
Allwell Thcmas, Kirton holme
Asher George, Nag's Head p.h
Asplond Henry, farmer, Kirton end
AsplandJoshna, jun.frmr.Kirton holme
Ramet John Thomas, farmer
Bell Samuel, farmer
Booth Samuel, farmer
Borman Wm. farmer, Kirton holme
Bradley Robt. blacksmith, Kirton end
Briggs Amos, farmer, Kirton holme
Briggs Jacob, farmer, Kirton Holme
Brown Charles, beer retailer, Kirton end
Boll Hiss, farmer, Skeldyke
Burton Henry, mineral water manu-
facturer, Skeldyke
Code John, King's Head p.b, ii farmer
KmXON-IN-LINBSSY is an ancient market town,
station on the Manchester, Sheflicld and Lincolnshire rail-
way, large parish, and twUing place for the Northern
division of the county, in Corringhara wapentake, parts of
Lindsey, Glanford Brigg union, Brigg county court district,
petty sessional division of Gainsborough, Corringham rural
deaoer}-, archdeaconry of Stow and £ocese of Lincoln : it
is beautifully situated on the western side of a commanding
eminence, 159^ miles from London, 10 north-east from
Oainsborough, 18 north from Lincoln and 8 south-west
from Glanford Brigg. The town is lighted with gas in Uie
I Cartwright Hy. farmer, Kirton holme
Chapman James, cnrrier & farmer
I ChessmanDavid N. farmr. Kirton holme
' Cobb Joseph, carpenter
I Cole Charles, hairdresser
Cooling Cbas. beer retailer, Kirton end
Creasey Bletcher, farmer, Skeldyke
Dale James, farmer, Kirton holme
I Dales Charles, baker
; Dawson Benjamin, farmer, Meers la
I Dawson William, farmer, Skeldyke
1 Dickinson Elizabeth W. (Mrs.), farmer,
I Willonghby hall
Dickinson Jiraeph, farmer. Church end
Dickinson Joseph, farmer, Kirton end
Dickinson Joseph, fanner, Skeldyke rd
Dickinson Rev. William, commercial
academy, & deputy registrar of
births & deaths forKirton sub-district
& vestry clerk
Dickinson Richard & Son, grocers &
linen drapers ,
Eastgatc John, farmer, Kirton holme
Eastgate Joshua, farmer k relieving
oflicer for sub-district of Kirton,
Kirton holme
Eastgate Thos. farmer, Kirton holme
English Elisabeth (Mrs.), farmer,
Kirton holme
j Favell Samuel, farmer, Eirttm end
I Fossitt Frederick, farmer
Gas Consumer's Co. (John William
Langley, sec)
! Hall John, farmer, Skeldyke
' Ifall William, farmer
' Hallam John Thomas, butcher
I Hammond William Geeson, Wheat
Sheaf P.H. k com k coal dealer &
farmer, Hubbert's bridge
Higdon William, farmer, Wellington rd
Howard John Henry, buteher
Hutohinson Robert (Mrs.), farmer,
Kirton holme
Ineall John, farmer. Pipkin ball
Johnson John, farmer, Kirton end
Kent William H. butcher
Ketton Isaac, farmer, Meers
Key Jabez, farmer
Km'ght William, stone mason
Langley John William, builder
Lawrence William Ezton, farmer
Lighton Ambrose, farmer
Marshall Harry, saddler
Marshall Mark, farmer, Drain side
Mells Henry, chemist
Meredith Henry, farmer, Kirton holme
Millhouse Thompson, farmer, Kirton
holme
Mottram John, farmer
Mowbray Robert, fanner, Simon Weir
Overton William, farmer, grocer &
baker, Kirton holme
Parker William, grocer
Paulson John, land surveyor
Paulson Paul, Boat k Gun p.h. &
farmer, Skeldyke
Pearson Edward, farn^er, Kirton end
Percival Rebecca (Mrs.), baker
Poppleton Edward, tailor
Porter William, farmer. Green lane
Preston Walt, blacksmith k ironmonger
Priestly George, builder
Rayner Henry, blacksmith k shop-
keeper, Kirton End
ReesonReynolds,miIlr.(wind),Kirtn.end
Richer Henry, shoe maker
Rowley John, farmer
Roworth Joseph, farmer, Skeldyke
Sawer George, farmer, Seadyke
Sellers George Arthur, blacksmith
Shepherd Jon, baker
Smeeton Saml. farmer, D'Eynconrt hall
Smith Albt.Anthony,farmer,Kirtonend
Smith James, cattle dealer. Woodlands
Smith James, farmer, Kirton holme
Smith William Booth, cattle dealer
Spray Robert, farmer, Kirton end
Stead Henry, plumber
Stevenson William, Stag's Head f.r
Sntton Thomas, farmer, Kirton end
Sykes James, farmer, Kirton holme
Thompson Charles, farmer
Tborp Isaac, fanner, Kirton holme
Tidd Robert, farmer, Skeldyke
Tunnard EsAu, plumber
Tunnard Joseph, farmer, Skeldyke
Tunnard Robert, farmer, Bucklegate
Tunnard William, potato dealer
Warner Edward, farmer
WaterAeld Andrew Kelham, blacksmith
WaterHeld John, blacksmith
Waterfield King, carpenter
Watson James, farmer, Meers
Wellberry John, farmer, Kirton end
Wileman Henry, brewer
Wilkinson William, miller (wind)
Willey John, Bull inn
Wilson Dean, tailor
W'ood Charles, Great Northern hotel
Wood Hy. Jackson, farmer, Kirton end
I houses, but not in the streets. The church of St. Petor and
I St. Paul is an ancient structure of larp;e dimensions, in the
I Transitional, Norman and Barly English styles, consisting of
' chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles, baptistery (for-
' merly south porch), and a large western tower (with Perpen-
dicular parapet and pinnacles at the angles) containing a
clock and 6 bells : the church was originuly erected in the
twelfth century, but having been frequently repaired, it
now exhibits features of every style from that period to the
fifteenth century : the church was restored about i860,
under the direction of Mr. J. H. Hakewill, of London, when
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the tover ma Opened to the nave, a new chancel arch
bmlt, the roof enriched 'with hammer beams and caired
ribs, and the interior reseated irith open benches : the
restoration of the chancel, undeHakan by the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners, was superintended by their architect, Mr.
Ewan Christian, its lancet irindoyrs (lour of which are now
filled with stained glass) -were renewed, the Norman priests'
door renovated, an arcaded stone rerados erected, and the
interior refitted with carved oak stalls : in the chnrch is
the effigy of a cross-legged knight in chain mail, mndi
dilraidated, with his feet upon a griffin ; there is an anmbry,
an altar slab, and two good piscina ; bnt the most interest-
ing feature disclosed daring the restoration was that of a
mnral painting between two windows of the north aisle,
representing the cmcifixion, with S8. Mary and Jolm, the
sacraments, and the shield of the donor below the painting ;
dated, probably, from late in the fourteenth century : the
old south doorway, now in the baptistery, is most beautiful
Early English, and in fine preservation: the east window
was filled with stained glass in 1868, as also are two small
lancet windows in the baptister}' : the font, a handsome
carved stone specimen, with small marble oolnmos, is
dedicated to the Rev. Robert Onsby, who was 33 years
cnrate of the parish. The register dates from the year
1585. The living is a discharged vicarage, gross yearly
value j^3i6 with residence, in the gift of tlw Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1874 by the Rev. Robert Henry
Charters b.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and surro-
gate. The Baptist chapel, built in 1663, was rebuilt in
1841, and will seat 350 persons; the Wmleyan chapel was
built in 1B40, and has been enlarged and greatiy improved ;
the Primitive Methodist chapel was rebuilt in 1863. The
Grammar school, lately situated on the green, and endowed
by decree of the Court of Exchequer in the year 1517, is
now in the hands of the School Board, under the provisions
of a new scheme framed in 1879 ; two fellowships, each
worth /60 per year, with rooms and commons at Magda-
lene College, Cambridge, and 7 scholarships, worth £aa los.
founded by Sir Christopher and Lady Wiay, about 1596,
but never awarded, are now thrown open ; the remaining
portion of the endowment, about Z'oo, is now partiy
appropriated in the foundation of six exhibitions of the yearly
niuB of ^^4, tenable for two years, and one or two exhibitions
of the yearly value of £2^, tenable for two years, at some
school or place of higher education approved by the
governors. Boys or girls may be presented as candidates
who are attending any public Elementary Schools in the
parish of Kirton-in-Lindsey, or in Blyborongh, Graying-
ham, Hibaldstow, Manton, Messingham, Northorpe, Bed-
bonme, Scotter, Scotton and Waddingham, preference
being given to ^rton-in-Lindsey, if there are a sufficient
number of candidates duly qualified. The charities consist
of 30S. yearly from the town yard, left by Richard Torksey
ii> 1^9 : £4 from the Poor Close allott^ at the enclosure ;
£t ia». from Hawcroft Close, left by Mary Turner in 1741 ;
and £6 from Brass Close for clothing, left by Anne Darwin.
The spring markets commence on the first Saturday after
Ghiod Friday, for cattie, and continue for five alternate
Saturdays ; the winter markets commence on the Saturday
before the nth of October, and continue for five alternate
Saturdays. Two large cattle fairs for stock are held on the
Green on July i8th and December nth. The County
Bridewell, or House of Correction, is now disused, and pri-
soners are taken to Lincoln. On Kirton Green stands the
Court House, a detached brick building, where the manorial
courts are held and the records kept. The Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Company have a station
and warehouse about half a mile north of the town, near to
which is a tunnel 1,100 yards in length, passing under the
hill known here by the name of the uiiT. Here are limekilns,
Parry Thomas
VartLTS BESIDENTS.
Armstrong Joseph
Barnard Mrs
Bingham Thomas
Briggs Henry, Wormwood hill
Charters Rev. Robert Henry B.4
S vicar & surrogate]
ton Charles John
Cross Edward Charles, Manor house
Dawson Mrs
Dodson Mrs. Wormwood hill
Frow Jackson
George Charles Frederick
Goacher Rev. William, [Baptist]
Oomell William, Elm cottage
Hanson Mrs
Howlett Bartholomew
Hewlett William England
Htmsley George Joseph
Nicholson Hiss
Parkin John
Pearson Mrs
Ross John
Smith Pethuel
Smith Mrs Maiy
Stovin Thomas
Tone William Charles, The Moated ho
Towler John Bland
Walker Mrs. The Grove
Watson Rev. Joseph [Wesleyan]
Wetberhogg William
Wilson Mrs
Young Rev. Jonathan
COmiBBCLU..
Abey John, tailor
Adams Frederick, bricklayer
< Andrew Charles, miller (wind)
Atkin James John C. lime burner Jc
merdiant, b agent (or J. Fison ft
Co.'s manures
Berry William, farmer
brick and tile yardsi rope walk* and staam and wind milk.
The manor and soke of Eirton waa formerly part of the
Duchy of Gomwall, but was sold to the late John Julius
Angerstein esq. m 1799. The minenl rights and Court
House were reserved, and are still held by the Dochy ct
Cornwall. Arthur Richard Oldman and Charles Edmund
Oldman esqra with Mrs. Elixa Oldman are joint lords and
lady of the manor. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners and
the Duchy of Cornwall are the principal landowners. The
area is 4,700 acres ; rateable valae,j£io,7i3 ; the population
in 1881 was 1,851. ,
Pariah Clerk, George Anstin.
Sextan, Richard May.
Post, Money Ordeb & Telbqbaph Officx, Savings Bank,
6 Insurance h Annuity Office, Railway Sub Office. —
Lettere should have R.S.O. Uncolnsbire, added. — Charles
Thackray, postmaster. Letters arrive at 7.50 a.m. ; dis-
patched at 6 p.m. 'There is a second arrival at 7 p.m.
for callers only. Money orders are granted & paid from
La.m. till 5 p.m. ; & on Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m.
itters arrive on Sundays at 10.30 ajn. ; dispatched at 5
p.m. The letter box is closed at 5.45 p.m
Inshbance Aoents : —
Midland Fire k Life, J. J. 0. Atkin
Railway Passengers', John Sims, Railway station
Royal Farmers k General, Robert Bingham
Sun Fire & Life, T. K. Pabner
Public Establishxents : —
Court House, The Green
Inland Revenue Office, George hotel. Market place
Pnsuc Officebs : —
Collector of Poor & Highway Bates, WQliam Norton
Coroner for Lindsey District, Albert Iveson esq. Gains-
borough
Collector of Rates, William Norton
Medical Officer, Eirton district, Glanford Brigg Union
k Blyborongh district, Gainsborough Union, Charles
Frederick George
Inland Revenue Officer, F. H. Hunt
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, M. Henry Smith
Town Crier, George Drnry
Places of Wobship, with times of services : —
Parish Church, Rev. R. H. Charters B.A. vicar ; 8 a.m. on
the 3nd, 4th k 5th Sundays in the month ; 10.30 a.m. ;
3.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; daily, 8 a.m. from Easter to the end of
October & 13 noon, wed. fri. is holy days k thurs. 7 p.m
Wesleyan, Rev. Joseph Watson, minister ; 10.30 a.m. &. 6
p.m. ; thurs. 7 P'm
Baptist, Rev. William Goacher, minister ; 3 & 6 p.m. ; wed.
7p.m
Primitive Methodist, ministers various ; a ft 6 p.m. ; mon.
7 p.m .
Schools : —
A School Board of 7 membera was formed in 1875 ; Thomas
Kelsey Palmer, derk to the board ; Thomas Keywortb,
attendance officer
Board (boys'), The Green (formerly Qrammar school),
for 130 cMldreir; average attendance, 95 ; Alfred Brockla-
bank, head master ; Walter Barker, assistant master
Board (girls'), Miss Emma A. E. Robinson, mistress
Board (mfant), built in 1875, near the Church ; Miss M. A.
Allen, mistress ; Miss Mary Pape, assistant mistress
Railway Station, John Sims, station master
Conveyance. — An omnibus from the George hotel. Market
place, to the railway station meets each train on the
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire railway
Cabbibbs. — Henry Broughton, to Brigg, thurs. ; Gains-
borough, tues. k fri. ; James Hilton, to Hull, mon. ;
Brigg, thnrs. k Lincoln fri
Bingham Robert, chemist k druggist ft
wine ft spirit merchant
Binns Jane (Mrs. ), grocer t oonfectnr
Birkett Thomas, miller, see Nicholson
ft Birkett
Boon Nathaniel, chemist^ agent for W.
k A. Gilbey,wine ft spirit merehaata
Booth Jane (Mrs.), drsMmaker
Booth John, farmer
Borrdl Anne (Mrs.), First ft Last rM
Brears Charles, bricklayer
Bronghton Sisa (Miss), dress maker
Broughton Hy. beer retailer ft carrier
BrouB'hton Joseph Kitchingman,csbinet
muer
Broughten Thomas, farmer
Brown John Daniel, bill poster
Brown William, poultry ft game dealer
Chappill CharleiB, farmer
Chappill John, painter ftc
Chapman Chas.Beii. veterinary surgwm
Clark Chas. Bed Lion inn ft posting ho
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Clark Qeoige, cowkjuper
ClBrkeJcSonSiOrgan^ bkrmoniomlmilds
Cbrris Rdbert, beer retailer
Clixby Miss, dress maker
Clixby William, pork botcher
Cook Jnh. Wm. {armer k cattle salesmn
Cooper J<>iiathaii,oael mercHant,3tatioa
Cepoman Daniel, pork butcher
Goialter James, carter
Coosens Jonathan, market ganlensr
Coz John, floor dealer, grocer & saddler
CroTSton George, draper i boot maker
Gross Edirard Cfaas. iarmer. Manor ho
Onndall Bon. dTaper,grocer & seed mer
Damon William, hawker
Dean William Wardle, tip plate worker
Dent ft Sapcote, drapers-^ grocers
Drayton William, rope & twine maker
Dmry Geo. greengrocer &: town criar
Dmiy Thomas Wuson, shoe maker
Dockering F. Ie A. maltsters & oil cake
mercfaaots
Dockering Arthnr Richard, seed mer
Dockering Charles Elmbnrst, (armer,
Whiteboe farm
Dockering Frederick, coal merchant
Eato Thomas, vermin killer
EUis William, iarmer
Eraratt WiUUm, batcher
Ereritt Thomas, farmer
Ftiwoett William, boot maker .
Fieldson John, farmer
Fur Charles, marine store dealer
Fox John, shopkeeper
Frow Charles, farmer k brickmakef
Frow Jackson, sanitary inspector ^for
Gainsboroogh district
Garbott Charles, tailor
Gas Company's Works (Richard Millar,
manager ; Benjamin Condall, sec. ;
George Anstin, collector)
George Charles Frederick, gorgeon,
& medical officer fe pnblic vaccinator,
Kirton district, Glanford Brigg onion
k Blyboroogb district, Gainsboroogh
miion
Gleadell William, maltster
Grassby Eliaha, grocer
Green Robert Parker, former. Gravel
Pit boose
Bampston Edward, market gardener k
Hampston Joseph, nnrsery & seedsman
Hather Jamee, carter
Hemshall Samoel, shopkeeper
Heiringshow Charlotte (Mrs.), monthly
norse
Hewitt George, bntcher k farmer
Hill M. J. (Mrs.), grocer, baker k
wholesale confectioner
Hill Thomas, butcher
Hill Thomas M. confectioner
UNCOUfSBIBE.
HUton James, grocer k carrin
Hockney Ctoqrge; nrdener &; seedsman
Boldsworth Geo. joiner k wheelwright
Holdsworth Henry, jginer&wheelwright
Holdswurth Thos. joiner k wheelwright
Hollingsworth Wm. Atkinson, bricklayer
Holmes William, veterinary surgeon
Eorticnltural Society (Thomas Kelsey
Palmer, ape)
Howard William, farmer
Howlett B. k Son, solidtoss
Hewlett Bartholomew, solicitor, see
Howleua&Son .
Howlett England, S(^Ucitor, see Howlett
B. & Son
Hudson Edward, farmer
Hunsley George Joseph, farmer
Hunt Fredk. H. inland revenue officer
Jarvill William, com miller (wind)
Johnson George, bootmaker
Jordon Richard,horse slaughterer ; &at
Scottcr
Keall George, boot & shoe maker
Keyworth Francis Frow, Queen's Head
F.H. k rope nvaker
King Edward, horse breaker
King Eliza (Mrs.), dressmaker
Eirkby Thomas, carter
Kisby Henry, brickmaker
Knacker George Styles, grocer
Ijawman John, coal dealer k cowkeeper
Lee Robert Westfield, coal dealer
Leoton Edgar James, picture framer
Lincoln k Liodsey Banking Co. Limited
(Alfred Kirk, manager), Market
place, open on friday ; draw on Fres-
' cott, Grote, Cave k Co. London
Maddison John, farmer
Maddison Richard, farmer
Major Elizabeth(Mrs.), china k glass dlr
Utmn William, Black Swan p.h
Marris Charles, blacksmith k machinist
May Richard, sexton
May Thomas, basket maker
Mills Betsy (Miss), dressmaker
Mills John, hairdresser
Mills Richard, tailor
Nich(dson & Birkett, steam com millers
Jtfoctors k manure merchants
North Thomas, boot k shoe maker
Northing Henry,fiour &c.dealer& baker
Norton William, collector of poor k
highway rates k insurance & emigra-
tion agent
Odlin Thomas, farmer
Palmer Thomas Kelsey, accountant,
clerk to the School Board k to the
governors of the Kirton-in-Lindsey
Exhibition Endowment, k agent to
Son Fire k Life, Midland (>)untie8
^1 k Accidental Insurance Com-
8G0TH KTJU£. 507
Palmar Arthor Barry, groper, . Woni^
wood hill '
Parkinson Thomas, brickmaker
Pattjnson William, flour kc. dealer
Pearson Henry, coal kc dealer;
Fetch Thomas, bricklayer
Picksie^ Samuel k Ingbam,agricultur8t
machinists k timber merchants.
Steam saw mills
Picksley Samuel, farmer
Finder Samuel, grocer
Plowright William, bricklayer
Portas Thomas, cattle dealer
Post Susannah (Mrs.), dressmaker
Pycock Geo.Wm.cabinet maker k joiner
Raods James, boot & shoe maker
Richardson John William Teale, farmer
Rose James, commercial trav.& printer
Ross Lucy (Mrs.), young ladies' schoql
Rowbottom William, coal merchant
RusseU Thomas, farmer
Rossell Thomas, jup. bootmaker
Sands John, farmer
Sapcote Wm. draper, see Dent k Sapcote
Sims James, saddler &.hames8 maker
Skelton James, market gardener
Skelton William, market gardener
Skinner Thomas, farmer, Lowfield ho
Skinner Thomas, jon. farmer ,
Skinner William, farmer
Skipworth Lionel, farmer
Smith Charles Hague, ironmonger kc
Smith — (Miss), young ladies' i»hool
Smith Cornelius, farm bailiff to the
lords of the manor
Smith John Edward, tailor
Smith Matthew Henry, nvichiae printer,
bookseller, stationer k bookbinder
Snell Rupert, com miller (wind)
Storr Henry, blacksmith. High street
Straw Thomas, farmer, Ings lane
Strickland Francis, farmer
Summers William, cattle dealer
Taylor William Norris, watchmaker k
insurance agent
Thackray Charles, postmaster
Tickler Edgar Walker, George hotel,
commercial & posting house
Tong William Charles, farmer k sur-
veyor of highways. The Moated house
Towler John Bland, farmer
Travis Rt. Williamson, watch& clock ma
Wackett John, police sergeant
Watmough CIiarlotte(Mr3.),shopkeeper
Watson George William, carter
Wilkinson John, beer retailer k butcher
Wilson Abraham (exors. of), painter kc
Wilson Benjamin, ^inter k decorator
Wilson George, Umcom inn
Wright Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker
Wright Richard, carter
TOAPTH is a parish, on the east bank of the navigable
Tient, which here divides the county from Kotdnghamshire,
in the Mid division of the connty, wapentake of Well, parts
of Lindaey, Gainsborough onion, petty sessional division and
county court district, ^ miles sooth from Gainsborongh, on
the Great Northern railway, which intersects this paririi,
and has a station, called Lea station, situate one mile north-
east from the village. The church of St. Mary is a small
building of stone, in the Late Decorated style, consistmg of
nave only : it is a remnant of the Cistercian or Benedictine
ntmnery of Heyninge, founded by Rayner Evermue about
iiSov at tiie disBcdntion of which there was bare a prioress
and twelve nuns, the revenoeg being valued at ^^49 5s. 3d.
dear: the existing church appears to have been either a
tzamept or chapel belonging to the conventual ahoreb, amd
the style of architecture would suggest that it was erected
in the latter part of the foorteenui century : a slab in the
pavement bear* an incised effigy of William, son of Phillip
IXATcy, of Monlt, ob. 36th July, 1454 (a former lord of the
manor of Knaith) ; the figure represents him in full gown
with large open sleeves, uid from its folds at the feet a little
dog is peepmg out : there is an incised shield with some
Hntton Lient-Col. George Holden,
irp^»*-h hall
HnBiMwl John, head keeper to Ueot-CoL
Goorge Horland Hotton d.l.,j.f
80VTH JLXJCE is a parish, consisting of the townships
of Nocth and Sooth Eyme, in the Southern division of the
cjuutj, wapentake of Aswardbom, parta of KestMeo, Slea-
ponies. Wormwood hill
heraldic bearings, partly defaced, but the second and third
quarters are barry of eight ; the border legend, much worn,
is in Norman French : the church has fittings. and seats of
ancient oak : there is one stained window : the communion
plate of massive silver was given by Lord WiUoughby, of
Parham, in the reign of Charles I. : the church will seat
abont 90 persons. The register dates from the year 1575.
The living is a donative, yearly value £40, in tiie gift of
Lient.-Col. Geoise Morland Hntton, the lay impropriator,
and held by the Rev. John Robert Underwood Elliott 11.A. of
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Iliomas Sutton, founder
of the Charter ^onse, in London, was a native of this place.
Lieot.-Col. George Morland Hutton D.L., j.p. of Gate Burton
Hall, is sole landowner and lord oC the manor. 'Hie soil ia
loam and sand ; subsoil, clay and sand. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, beans, tomips and pastnre. The area is'
1,640 acres; rateable valoe, £3,505 ; the population in 1881
.was 88.
Parish Clerk, George Espin.
Letters by messenger from Gainsborough arrive at 9.3O'
a.m. returning at 4.30 p.m. Gainsborough is the nearest
money order a telegraph office
Wright Charles, farmer k grazier.
Arden James,fanner k grszier,Kezby la
Pool John, Stag's Head p.h. k farmer
Robinson John, fanner & grazier,
Knaith pork
Terrace house
Wright Thomas, farmer k grazier
ford union end county ooart district, rural deanery of
Aswardhum with Lairord No. i, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-west from Dogdyke station,
Digi
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508 SOUTH KYME.
LINCOLNSHiRE.
[kelly's
X23 from London, 10 cast-north-east from Sleaford and 9
8onth-west-by-sonth from Tattershall. The keep of the
ancient castle of Kyme still stands a conspicuoos object in
the landscape : it is a lofty tower of stone, in good prcserra-'
tion ; the entrance leads into a vaulted and groined apart-
ment, having in the centre of the roof the arms of Umfravill :
this room is lighted only by narrow loopholes, which serve
to show its thick and massive walls and appears to have
been intended as a place of conflnement : immediately above
this is the chequer chamber, which seems to have had con-
nection with the castle, and named, probably, from the floor
being covered with a sort of pebble called by some "chequers :"
above this were two other chambers, the situation of the fire
places of which may be distinctly seen, but the root and
floors have disappeared : at one angle of the tower, and over
the staircase, is an elevated position, probably used as a
watch tower ; from this summit a very extensive view of the
surrounding country is obtained : the castle was pulled
down between the years 1720 and 1725. The river Kyme
Hows through to the Witbam. The church, which was
dedicated to the Virgin Mary, by its •founder, Philip de
Kyme, is a verj- old but interesting; stone structure : it is
part of the south aisle of the ancient conventual church :
the Oothic windows on the south are unusually large, and
the tops filled with well-executed tracery : those on the north
are small and mean in appearance : the porch on the south
is large, and the inner doorway pure Morman ; the inside
arch is particularly fine ; the outside one 'is plain, having
Kyme and accounted for unto their Jur}' upon December ye
aist day for ever." The register dates from the year 1654.
The livmg is a perpetual curacy, yearly value £^y>, in the
gift of Ernest Richard Charles Cust esq. and held by the R«v.
Rodney Granville Randolph M. a. of Christ's College, Oxford.
Emegt Richard Charles Cust esq. is lord of the manor and
sole landowner. The soil is alluvial ; subsoil, sand and clay.
The chief crops are wheat and oata, but the largest portion
of the parish is pasture. The area is 4,787 acres ; rateable
value, ;f6,499 158. ; the population in 1881 was, of the
township 530, of the parish i,aa6.
Parish Clerk, Robert Skinner.
Post Office. — Henry Thompson, receiver. Letters arrive
from Sleaford at 11.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 2.30 p.m. No
Sunday post. Billinghay is the nearest money order &
telegraph office
National School (mixed), erected in 1843 by the late
Earl Brownlow : it is under government iS: diocesan in-
spection, & supported by voluntary subscription & govern-
ment grant : it will hold 120 children ; average attendance,
7S ; George Bradburn, master
Cabrisrs. — James Hall, to Sleaford, mon. ; William Lockey,
to Boston, wed
ITorth Kyme is a township in the parish of South
Kyme, in the Mid division of the county, first division of
Langoe wapentake, parts of Kesteven, Sleaford union, one
milt! and a half south from Billinghay, 5 miles south-west
from Tattershall station. The Car dyke passes through it.
over it a niche, wherein are seated two figures, the ' Through the exertions of the late vicar, the Rev. Edward
upper parts of which are demolished : a small open helfry
contains i bell: in 1805 the old church was in a great
measure puUed down and the present edifice erected : only
half of the old octagonal stone font remains ; it is placed
a^inst the west wall, has a plain round shaft, and is aaomed
with blank shields : the inscription formerly on Lord
Taylboy's tomb is now fixed on the north wall, and is as
follows: — "Here Ij-eth Gylbert Taylboys, lorde Taylboys,
Garvey, a church was erected here in 1877, at a cost of
;^i,4oo, which has all been cleared by voluntary subscrip-
tions : it is a building of brick in the Late Gothic style, and
consists of chancel, nave and a south porch, and has an open
belfry containing i bell : it is in connection with South
Kyme, and is served by the Rev. Rodney Granville Randolph
M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, the present vicar : the
church was pulled down at the Reformation. There is a
lorde of Kj-me, wych maried Elizabeth Blount, one of the | Wesleyan chapel here. Frank Gilbert esq. who is lord of
dowghters nf Ser John Blount, of Rynlet, in the counte of the manor, John Sills esq. and the trustees of the late Mr.
Shropshir, knight, wych lorde Tanlboys departed fourth of I Edward Jackson are the principal landowners. The soil is
this world the 16 day of Aprill, A. D'ni mccccc'Xxx, whose : black alluvial clay and gravel ; subsoil, blue clay. The chief
soUe God pardon. Amen. There is another mural monu- crops are wheat, oats, mangold and cole seed. The area is
ment to the memory of Marmaduke Dickenson : he was the 3,676 acres ; rateable value, ;£s,227 ; the population in 1881
son of the parish clerk, and is said to have been apprenticed ; was 696.
to a tailor at the expense of the parish : he travelled to Post Office. — Mrs. Mary Torey, receiver. Letters arrive
London, where by great care and perseverance he made a I from Sleaford at 10.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.15 p.m.
fortune : this monument, which is on the west wall, is sup- , Billinghay is the nearest money order & telegraph ofllce
ported by Death and Time, and bears the following inscrip- | A School Board of 5 members has been formed ; J. Clare,
tion : — " To the memory of Marmadnke Dickenson citizen Sleaford, clerk to the board
of London who dyed January ye 9th 171 1, and by his last
will gave to ye poore of South Kyme two hund"" pounds to
be paide unto ye minister and churchwarden within twelve
months of his decease and to be by them laid out in a pur-
chase of fen land and ye yearly income of ye same to be by
them distributed unto ye pooi*' sorte of people of South '
Pridgcon Wm. grocer.draper k butcher
South Kyme.
Randolph Rev. Rodney Granville m.a.
[near]
COmfBItCLAI,.
Addison Lawrence Gilbert, farmer
Baldwick William, farmer
Buttler Stephen, farmer
Challand Joseph, sen. farmer,Lavn hill
Challand Joseph, jun. farmer
Chambers Banks, farmer. Manor house
Chambers Robert, farmer. Fen
Codd John, farmer
Goulson SI. Kyme Tower p.k. & butcher
Dodd Banks, farmer, Fen
Forman Robert (exora. of), farmer,The
Orange
Forman William, farmer. Park house
Growcock Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Hall James, carrier
Hall Skelton, carpenter
Hides Thomas, farmer. Fen
° Holmes Jsph. grocer, draper it shoe ma
Munks Thomas, tailor
Porter Robert, machine proprietor
Potter John, farmer
Sharp George, farmer. Fen
Sharp Wm. farmer. Five Willow wath
Sharp Wilham Robert, farmer
Skelton John, carpenter
Thompson Henry, miller, baker,grocer,
draper, & post office
Waddmgton Joseph, farmer
White John, Hume Arms inn, k farmer
Wise George, farmer
Wise William, blacksmith
Korth Kyme.
Bailey Joseph Wilson, farmer
Bailey Mark, farmer
Baldwick WUliam, farmer
Bellamy Edward, Plough p.h. & farmer
Bembridge Francis, farmer
Bembrid^ Henry, farm bailiff to John
Bembridge esq
Benton John, farmer
Blackburn Thomas (exors. of), farmer
Bones Edward, beer retailer
Bristow Eliza (Mrs. ), farmer
British School, erected by the lord of the manor in 1866, at
a cost of /800, for no children ; average attendance, 70 ;
the school is now leased by the school board ; Herbert
Hayens, master
Oabbibr.— Mrs. Sarah Lockey, to Sleaford, mon. ; to Bos-
ton, wed
Creasey Walter, farmer
Daubeny Jabez, farmer
Drury Thomas, shoemaker
Dudley John, farmer
Franklin John, farmer
Goodman James, farmer k overseer
Goodwin Thomts, farmer
Hanes Edward, beer retailer
Harness Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer
Hoyes John, farmer
Kennington Nathan, blacksmith
Lightfoot Jose{Ji, farmer
Lloyd George, farmer
Lockey William, farmer ft'carrier
Olive John, horse dealer
RoUett Wadsley, farmer
Sills John, fanner
Skinner Richard, farmer
Smalley Andrew, draper.tailor tc grocer
Stubley Joshua, farmer
Taylor Richard, farmer
Torey Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, baker,
& post office
Toynbee Aaron, farmer
Watson Joseph, farmer, Vacherie
Watson William, Coach & Horses p.h
Brooks John, wheelwright
Cook Thomas, farmer
XACEBT is a parish and well-built village, on the road j embattled tower of Perpendicular date, with eight pinnacles
from Grimsby to Qiistor, in the Northern division of the ! and containing four bells : the church was seated with open
county, parts of Lindsey, Parliamentary borough of Great
Orimsby, Bradley Haverstoe wapentake, Caistor union.
Great Grimsby county court district, rural deanery of
Orimsby No. 2,' archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
4 miles south-west-by-west from Great Grimsby station.
The dinrch of St. Margaret is an edifice of Ancaster stone,
in the Norman, Extly English and Perpendicular styles, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, west porch and an
benches in 1850, and thoroughly restored in 1870; an
organ was purchased by subscription in 1853: in th«
chancel is a monument of W. Laude, who died in 1434. The
register dates from the year 1538, there is also in it a com-
plete list of all the incumbents of this parish from the
twelfth century, and a remarkable entry relating to the
execution of a witch here in 1546. The living is a rectory,
yearly value from tithe rentl^^rge jf 535, gross ;£6o7.
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LINCOLNSHIBE.
LANGBIVILLE. 509
DIRECTORY.]
including 17 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of Mrs
E. H. Knight, formerly of Thimbleby Lodge, Northallei^
ton, Yorkshire, but notr of Laceby, and hela since 1863 by
the Rev. Edmund Hinds Knight, of St. Aidan'g. The Wes-
lej-an chapel was built in 1853, at a cost of ;^i,2oo and will
seat 300. The Primitive Methodists have two chapels, one
in the village, built in 1837, the other, built in 1861, clow
to the boundary of the parishes of Laceby and Irby-upon-
Humber, and is usually called the Irby chapel. A cemetery
of jj acres was formed in 1875, at a cost of .£^300, and is
nndcT the control of a burial board of 12 members. Here
is a temperance hall, erected in 1872, at a cost of ;£50o
and seating about 300 persons. There are various charities
connected with the village, amounting in the aggregate to
jf 7 }-early, which is distributed amongst the poor. There
is a hiring fair for servants, held every year at the beginning
of Ma^, but not held on any particular day. John Whit^ft,
Archbishop of Canterbury, (1583-1604), was for some time
rector here, he was bom at Great (irimsby in or about
IS33, and educated at Pembroke College, Cambrijge, of
which he became a fellow, and in 1571 was made dean of
Lincoln. In 1596 he founded the hospital at Croydon which
still bears his name ; he died at Lambeth, 29th February, | John Pratt, to Grimsby, daily,
1603-4, and was buried in the parish church of St. John the ! John Rand, to Grimsby, daily
Baptist, Croydon, but the monument erected to his memory I William Rickel), to Grimsby, daily
Bolton Charles Conrad, Waterloo inn Lidgard James, market gardener
Brown Charles Henrj-. grocer & draper Moor John, flour dealer
Burley Daniel, farm bailiS to Theopbilus Pawson Edward, wheelwright
John Hameis esq Petch Francis, market gatuener
! Cemetery, W. Grange, Great Grimsby, Pratt Jolm, carrier
clerk to the burial board
. Coateg William, farmer
I Dickinson John, miller
Drury John, machinist & steam thrash-
! ing machine proprietor
Graham Jabez, oaker
Hill John, beer retAiler
Hockney John, shoe maker
I Keal Ashton, carpenter
I Keal George, joiner
j Keyworth William, butcher k, farmer
' Kirk Thompson, saddler
' Leeson Robert William, blacksmith
was almost wholly destroyed in the fire of January 5th,
1867. Oaklands is the residence of Mrs. Long. WilUam
Cpates esq. who is lord of the manor. Col. George Tomline
S.L., j.p. of Riby Grove, Theophilus John Hameis esq.
j.p. of Hawerby, Mrs. Long, George Cartwright and
William R. Marshall esqrs. are principal landowners. The
soil is generally strong ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, oats, barley and turnips. The area is 2,063 »CTe» •
rateable vidue, ^^5,389 ; the population in 1881 was 1,017.
Parish Clerk, Charles Watson.
Post & Mokey Order & Teleoraph Office & Savings
Bank. — Horace Watson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
from Grimsby at 8.15 a.m. & 1.30 p.m.; dispatched at
4.30 n.m
Stanforas' Charity School, founded in 1712 by Philip Stan-
ford for the parishes of Laceby, Bradley & Barnoldby-
Ic-Beck, & endowed by him with a houss & cartain
lands : the estate now consists of a farm-h>inse S 74
acres of land, producing an annual income of .^140 ;
George Smith, master ; Miss Eliza Ann Bodkin, infants'
mistress
Carriers: —
Brooks Miss
Crates William, Manor house
Cnthbert George
Field Mrs
Field William Darid j.p
Jaooby Rev. George William Julius,
[curate], vicar of Aylesby
Knight Rev. Edmund Hinds, Rectory
Knight Mrs
Long Mrs. Oaklands
Rannsrd Mrs
COMMERCIAL.
Allison Henrj', builder
Amor Thompson, tailor
Atkinson Cornelius, farmer
Atkinson Miimby, coal dealer
Barr John, grocer, draper Jx
XiAITOBiI'VIIiLE (or Wilduook) is a parish, in the
Mid division of the county, soke of Horncastle, parts of
Lindsey, Boston union and county court district, rural
deanery of North Holland No.2,and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 5 miles north-west from Boston, on the banks of
the river Witham, which is crossed by a ferry to Brother-
toft. The Langrick station on the Great Northern railway
is in this parish. This parish is included in Wildmoor
ecclesiastical parish. The small chapel at Wildmoor was
erected in 1818 : it is a red brick edifice, having chancel and
nave, with campanile at the west end. The register dates
from the year 1831. The living of Wildmoor is a vicarage,
net yearly value ;^30o with house, in the gift of the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and held since 1877 by the
Rev. William Fitz Harry Curtis. There is a small Wesleyan
chapel at Langrick Ferry. John Curtois Bramley esq. J.P.
is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are John
W. Malcolm esq. John Bramley esq. Theobald Wright,
Mrs. Ingram, (!ol. Linton, Harrison Hayter esq. William
Goodenough Hayter esq. Jonathan Fox, E. Harrison,
William Pepper and John Stephenson. The soil is loam and
clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are Avheat, beans and
potatoes. The area is 2,514 acres ; rateable value, ^£3,300 ;
the population in i88t was 505.
By a Local Government Board order dated 24th December,
1880, detached parts of Fishtoft Fen allotment, with 17 in-
habitants, a detached part of Coningsby, with 133, a
detached i«rt of Kirkstead, with 14, Scrivelsby Fen allot-
ment, with 14, Woodall Fen allotment, with 3 and Dalderby
Fen and Martin Fen allotments, with population, were trans-
ferred to Langriville.
This place is included in Wildmoor Fen United School
Board district fonned in 1879
Copping Syke, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish,
3} miles from Boston, about 2| north-west from Langrick
station and ab:>ut 2 from Thornton-le-Fen and Langnville
chnrches, in the S.>nthern division of the county, parts of
Holland, Kirton wapentake, Boston union and ounty court
Craven Christopher
Pratt John Wm. miller(wind) & farmer
Rand John, carrier
Rhodes Francis, market gardener
Richardson Fanny (Mrs. ), Hour dealer
Rowson John, market gardener
Smith Charles, shoe maker
Stephenson Charles, blacksmith
I Tong Robert L. butcher & cattle dea'er
' Watsrm Daniel, butcher
WatsonHorace, pharmaceutical chemist,
. sub-postmaster & insurance agent
Youhill William, farmer & cattle dealer
Langriville.
Bramley John Curtois j.p. The Grange
Curtis Rev. William Fitz-Harry [vicar]
COMMEBCIAL.
Aspin Harrison, farmer, Anton's gowt
Bramley JohnCartoi8,frmr. The Grange
CoTt<>n Edward, farmer, Anton's gowt
Crtkven Tunnard, farmer, Meer booth
(Mrs.), farmer,
Meer booth
Goodwin Wm. Boat inn, Langric Ferry
Hall Alfred, farmer
Harr Ann k Elizabeth (Misses), farmrs.
Anton's gowt
Benson Henry, farmer
Lightfoot Elizabeth (Mrs. ), farmer
Martin Elizabeth (Mrs), farmer
Onyon George, fannsr
district, situated along the east bank of the river Witham.
John Curtois Bramley j.p. is lord of the manor and sole land-
owner. The s )il is heavy loam, fertile and well adaptej f.)r
the growth of all kiiuU of cereal and green crops. The area
is about 2J3 acres ; rateable valus, £2,784 ; the population
in 1881 was 23.
Letters through Bojton, vid Coningsby, which is the nearest
money ortler & telegraph office is at Boston
This plac3 is included m Wildmoor Fen United District School
Board, formed in 1873
Haven Bakk, 2 miles north from Langric station and
about I J from Langriville church, is now a portion of Wild-
more Fen parish. The Wesleyans hive a chapel here. The
principal landowners are Mrs. Eland and John Curtois
Bramley's trustees. The soil and subsoil are clay, and grow
the navm cereals. The area is 68a. ob. 37P. ; the [lopulation
in i38i was 29.
Letters from Boston, vid Coningsby; the nearest mjney
order & telegraph otHce is at Boston
This place is included in Wildmoor Fen United District'
School Board, formed in 1879
The children attend the board schools at Gipsy Dr.n-e it,
Hindle Houses
Lands Sodtk of the Witham, formerly extra-pir.);hial,
now form a parish, in the Southern division of the c janty,
parts of Holland, ICirton wapentake and Bjstjn union and
county court district, 5 miles north-west fn)m Boston and
abcmt'one quarter of a mile south from Langrick railw.ty
station, close to the river Witham, and about half a mile
from Langriville church. Fred Curtois esq. is the sole Imd-
owner. The soil is alluvial and well adapted for the grow::h
of all kinds of cereal and root crops. The area is inclu.l;d
with Coningsby; the populiition in 1881 was 2.
Letters arc received from Boston by foot post, which is the
nearest money order & telegraph office
Board School, Gipsy Dr.ive, Frederick Denton Pett, master ;
Miss Eliza Pett, mistress
Railway Station, George Iszatt, station master
Singleton Samuel, blackamith, Antoa's
gowt
Stephenson John, farmer
Thorpe Robert, farmer
Walthara John, farmer, M23r b yji'x ■
Welsh Edwin, farmer
Haven iBank.
Andrew Henry, wheelwright
BristQn Joaatbui, farmsr t
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5 id LANGI&VIttB.'
LnicouisHitai.
[KELLt'B
Hhiaon H*nry, catrier
Uarttn Thomel, fanner
Scarboroagh John, farmer
Ohetter DaTiU Ponntain, shopkeeper
Oark Joseph. farniAr
Clarke Boberts, bimer
English Williani, farmer
XJLlTOTOFT is a parish and village, in the Sontheni charity consists
diriaion of the county, parts of Kesteven, Ness wapentake.
Bourn union and connty court district, Ness rural deanery,
and archdeaconry and wocese of Lincoln, a miles north from
Ziands South of the Witham..
Sharp Charles Hnmbleton, aaetioneer
ft estate agent .
of a 1(
y of ;f so left for the poor
parishioners by Rachael ffyde in 1770: this sum was laid
out in the purchase of a small copyhold estate ; which,
having received an allotment at the endosure of the common.
Market Seeping, 7 north-east from Stamford, 9a from I was sold in 1635 for ;^45o, and this sum was invested in the
London, 5 south from Bourn and 3 north-east from the
Tallington station on the Great Northern railway, pleasantly
situated on the high n»d from Market Deeping to Bourn.
The church of St. Michael is a fine building of stone, in the
Early English and Perpendicular sty1es,consisting of chancel,
derestoried nave, north and south chantries, aisles and a
tower with spire at the west end of the south aisle, contain-
ing a clock and 5 bells, the older portions, which include the
lower stages of the tower, the bases and columns of the
arcades and some other features, are of. the thirteenth
century : the turret with the spiral staircase, which
purchase of four houses at Lone Sutton, now producing a
rentalof abont jf 18. In 1830 ute Bev. John Mosaop gave
i&. an. a5P. of land, producing ;^6 yearly, to be divided
equally between the poor parishioners of Langtoft and
Baston. The manor during the early part of the eighteenth
century belonged to the Hyde family, from whom it passed
to Sir John Heathcote bart. greatgrandfather of the present
owner, Lord Aveland : an old gateway, formerly the carriage
entrance to Ijingtott Hall, an avenue of trees and other
features sUU attest the stateliness of its former owners. Lord
Aveland f.c, d.l., J.p. William Holland esq. j.p. of Market
led to the rood loft, remains : there are Decorated pisciiue Deeping, and Richard Thompson esq. are princinal land
in the north chantry and chancel : in the south wall of the owners ; there are also some smaller owners. Tne soil is
chancel is a marble monument with the etdgy of a lady j loam ; sulwoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat
kneeling on a faldstool before a desk, on which is an open and barley. The area is a,5ao acres ; rateable value, ;f 3.473 ;
book, and below an inscription to Elizabeth, wife of Bevell i the population in 1881 was 584.
Moulesworth esq. of Langtoft, 1648 : there are other 1 Sextoness, Mrs. Elizabeth Jibb.
memorials to the Hide family, who resided for several Letters through Market Deeping, which is the nearest
generations at the east end of the village : the interior of ' money order & telegraph office. Wall Box cleared at
the church was restored and reseated in 1859. The register 6.15 p.m
of baptisms and burials dates from the year ^668 ; marriages. School (mixed), erected by the late Lord Aveland, & ea-
1660. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value /380, in- ' larged in 1875, for lao children ; average attendance. So;
eluding 138 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of I k supported by a government grant k voluntary sob-
Lord Aveland, and held since 1873 by the Rev. Charles
Whitworth Ferrall m.a. of Trinity College, Dublin. Here
are Wesleyan and Congregational chapels. The principal
Belton Mrs
Belton William
Dawson Mrs
Ferrall Rev. Charles Whitworth m.a.
Vicarage
Hancock Rev. Geo. Hy. [Congregational]
Hudson George Briton
Mackncss Original
Ullett David John George Peek, Walk ho
Wells Charles
Wright Mrs
COMKESCIAL.
Alter Henry, baker, grocer, post office,
& tax collector
Bell John, pig dealer
Belton Jonathan, mason k bricklayer
Cave George, tailor
LANGTON - by - HOSKOASTLE U a parish, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsay, southern
division of the wapentake of Gartree, Homcastle union and
county court district,ruial deanery of (Jartroe, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, one part rather over, a mile
south-west from Horncastle station, the other part nearly
adjoining Kirkstead station, now forming an ecclesi-
astical parish with parts of Thimbleby, Thornton and
Woodhall. The church of St Abrgaret, a small stone
structure, consists of chancel, nave and wooden belfry con-
taining I bell. The register of baptisms and burials dates
from 1753 ; marriages, 176B. The living is a rectory, yearly
value ;i2So with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1877 by the Bev. Henry Benwell
Benwell Rev. Hcnrj- m.a. Vicarage | Welch Edward
Cave James Haynes, wheelwright
Courtman Robert, blacksmith
Fotherby Samuel, farmer
Franks Joseph, butcher & fanner
Gout John Edwin, butcher
Hudson Richard William, farmer k
miller (wind)
NeedhamJohn,Black Bu11p.h.& shopkpr
Orman John, shoe maker
Peasgood George, fanner
Peasgood Geoi^ Aqnila, fanner
Peasgood Henry Aquila, baker, draper
i grocer
Pea^ood John, baker k grocer
Reedman Richard, carpenter
Reedman John, coal k potato merchant
Rosling Henry, farmer
scriptions ; Matthew Knott, mast.; Mrs. Hary Knott,niiat.;
Cabrier. — Walling, to Spalding, tues. ; to Stamford, fil ;
to Peterbarough, sat. returning same days from each {daee
Rouse Robert, shoe maker
Rowel) Richard, farmer. "Manor house
Bowell Richard, iun. farmer. The Hall
Sandall John, Bell inn & fanner
Seth William, Roj-al Oak P.H
Smith Thomas, beer retailer
Spoor Elizabeth Harrison (Mrs.), ladies'
boarding It day school k compiler of
music £:
Spoor Edwin, boys' boarding k day
school
Titman & Son, higglers
Wakeling Thomas, baker k shopkeeper
Walker Joseph, Waggon & Horses P.H
Walling Francis, carrier k fanner
Whitfield George, fanner
Wilcox Thomas, farmer
hjl. of Exeter College, Oxford. Here are two almshouses for
two poor women, founded in 1690 by the Rev. Willoughby
West, and endowed with 3s. 6d. wsdcly, and coals. Mr.
Thomas Coates is lord of the manor and principal land-
owner. The soil is sandy loam and clay ; subsoil, white clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is
980 acres; rateable value, ;^i,ia5; the population in 1881
was 303.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Hewlett.
Lkttbr Box cleared at 3,30 p.m. Letters received by foot
post through Horncastle, which is the nearest money
order & telegraph office
The children of this parish attend school at Horncastle or
Thimbleby
'■ Danby William, shopkeeper
Cuates Henry Newton, Manor house | Danby Richard, farmer k drill owner ! Oldham John, miUer (water)
LANOTON ST. ANDREWS is an ecclesiastical
rarish, formed in 1850 from the civil parishes of Langton,
Thimbleby, Thornton and Woodhall, in the Mid division
of the county, rural deanery of Gartree, archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles south-wrat from Horn-
castle, with a railway station at Woodhall Spa. The
church of St. Andrew, situated near Woodhall iipa, is a
small Gothic stone building, erected in 1846 : it consists of
cbanrel, nave and open stone belfry containing i bell, and
has sittings for 190 persons. The register dates from the
j-ear 1870. The living is a vicarage, net veiarly value £350,
in the gift of the rector of St. Margaret, Langton, ana held
since 1869 by the Rev. James Conway Walter m.a. of St.
Catherine's College, Cambridge. The Primitive Methodists
erected a chapel in 1834. In 1875 the Wesleyan Methodists
built a handsome c^pel of red brick, i^ith ^tone facings, at
a cost of ;f 1.500. There js a, chapel fat Presbyterians, en-
dowed with a freehold estate, of which the minister is,
beneficial ows»: t^M^JSe^,. Robert Holden is minister ;. thf
sittings are^ rrce,,T^e^Circ^ Northerly Railway jjo. h^'v^
two stations m this parish., 'the populatjcin in i88r was 515.
Parish Clerk, IftichardBiicknall.
Railway Station, Woodhall Spa, James Lane, collector
Railway Station, Kirkstead, George Birkinshaw, collector
'Woodhall Spa is situate 6^ miles south-west from
Homcastle, with a station on the Horncastle branch of the
Great Northern railway ; it stands on a strip of light sandy
soil. The air is dry and bracing. The Spa is protected by the
north and west winds by a long range of lofty wolds run-
ning parallel with the coast, and afio by extensive woods
ana plantations. The mineral waters of the Spa were dis-
covered by a fortunate accident, through sinking a shaft for
coal to the depth of about 1,030 feet. The water is raised
at a depth of 400 ieet. The baths are heated by steam.
The mean raln'fall of England is 31 inches, that of Woodhall
Spa 29 "9, and H is considered to be one of the most healthy
places in England, the death rate being very low. There
is a large hotel foe . those who seek the curative benefits
derive^ from tb« waters, surroun()ed by pleasure grounds.
The hotel (las been recently refnrni^ed and is under new
and efficient, management. , Thv, bathing establishment is
furnished.iifiU^.aU modem ,appli;mces for the relief at-
psti'^nts .whjnt fretqnent the S( a. The cases treated, h^re^are. .
rlienmatism, goiit, sciatica, epilepsy, scrofula, chrome skin
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MRJECTokT.j
UNGQIiNSHIRE. LANOTON-Br^wKAGBr. Sir
djtauee andtiimdcn. Th* mter contains more iodine anS
bromine than any other known in the world, as diown by
the following analysic by Dn. Fronkland f.b.8. iisiud by
the Direotor of the Oeographical Survey of England and
Wales. The analysis of the Woodhall Spa water lus yielded
the following result : —
100,000 parts of the Water contain : —
Parts. Grains per Gall.
Total solids in solution ... 3361 'aoo 1653*8400
Organic carbon ... ... '373 '2604
„ Nitrogen ... ... -533 -3734
Ammonia ... - ... -810 -^670
' Nitrogen, as nitrates and nitrites '009 '4)063
Chlorine ... ... ... 1435*000 997*5000
Total combined nitrogen ... i'3o8 '8456
Bromine ... ... ... 6*280 4*3960
Iodine ... ... ... *88o - '6160
Arsenicam ... ... ■016 *oii2
Temporary hardness ... 30*000 14*0000
Permanent ... ^ ...■ 345-000 171*5000
Total ... ... ... 365*000 185*5000
The watctr oonteins nnusoally large proportions of iddlne
and of bromine. Iodine and bromine compared to other
mineral waters : —
Iodine.
In 10 gallons.
Clidtenbam ...
Leamington ...
Krenzn^^
Woodhall
J grain.
\ "■
It grams.
6k ..
Bromine.
1} grains.
4 ..
as ..
44 »
Woodhall Spa.
Heaton John, The Villa
Walter Bev. jas. Conway m.a. Vicarage
Adcock Jonathan, farmer, & lodging ho
Brooks David, farmer
Clark William, farmer
Cnrtis Thomas, wheehrrigbt
Fixter Charles, former
Fynes Michael, cowkeeper
Onnn Edward, blacksmith
Heaton John, manager of Victoria
Hotel k Spa baths
Post Officb, Woodhall Spa. — James Sharp, postmaster.
Letters from Homcastle by Great Northern railway
arrive at 8.33 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.10 p.m. The nearest
money order ofHce is at Coningsby k, telegraph office at
Kirkstead railway station
National School (mixed), for 96 children, with an average
attendance of 54 & suf^rted by pence, a threepenny
rate & government grant ; Samuel Redshaw, master ;
Mrs. Alice Bedshaw, mistress
Healey Alfred, farmer
Huggins John jun. nurseryman
Huggins John, lodging house keeper
Ingnam William James, shoe maker
Sharpe James, grocer & draper, & post
office
Swaby Robert, farmer
Terrot Bichard, poultry farmer
Victoria Hotel & Spa Baths (John
Heaton, manager). See advertisement
Wales William, former
Wold Uri^, farmer
Itan^on St. Andrews.
Holden Bev. Bobert [Presbyterian]
Atkinson Harrup,Banway hotel,farmer,
brewer & coal merchant
Beard William, blacksmith
Curtis Bobert, wheelwright
Freeman Thomas, shopkeeper
Ingham William James, shoe maker
Bose Henry, miller (wind)
Skepper Joseph, thrashing machine
owner
Swannaek Joseph, farmer
LANOTON-BT-SPIIiSBT is a village and parish,
situated in a picturesque valley, in the Mid division of the
county, Hill hundred, parts of Lindsey, Spilsb^ union,
Setty sessional division and county court district, rural
eanery of Hill No. 2, and archdeacouiy and diocese of Lin-
coln, 4 miles north from Spilsby railway station and 9
north-east from Homcastle. The church of St. Peter is a
modem building of brick, of the Corinthian order, consist-
ing of chancel and nave and an octagonal tower containing
6 bells. The register dates from the year 1558. The living
is a rectnrj*, tithe rent-charge ^£340, gross yearly value
;^45o, including 33 acres of glebe, with residence, in the
gift of B. R. Langton esq. and held since 1872 by the Rev.
William Bnpert Oxihrane H.A. of King's College, Windsor,
Canada. Langton has been for 800 years in the possession ! soil is sandy, loam and chalk on the wold or high lands ;
of the family of that name, who took their rise from this | snbsoil, principally red loam and chalk. The chief crops
place ; the ancient family mansion was destroyed by fire in i are wheat, barley, oats, turnips and seeds. The parish
the reign of Henry VI. and has subsequently been twice re- I contains 1,387 acres.; rateable value, £iffjs • *■''* popula-
bnilt and taken down. Stephen Langton, created a cardinal j tion in 1881 was 319.
of Rome in laorj and Archbishop of Canterbnry, 1367-38, ' Parish Clerk, George Hall. '
during the reig^ of King John, was bora here ; in the I Lettsr Box cleared at 4.30. Letters through Spilsby,
famous contMt between that monarch and the barons, which is the nearest money order & telegraph office
in the time of James I. ; and Bennet Langton esq. whose
name is associated with that of Dr. Johnson, both by epis-
tolary and literary productions, were also natives of this
parish. The mansion of Langton Hall was erected in 1866-
67 by the present owner, Bennet Rothes Langton esq. D.L.,
J. p. and is a noble structure of brick, with stone dressings,
in the Elizabethan style, standing upon an acclivity a little
north from the vilhge, overlooking a wide space of pic-
turesque countr}*, ana is well sheltered from the north and
north-east by beautiful woods. A short distance from the
village are three barrows, known by the name of Spellow
Hills, in one of which a quantity of human bones was dis-
covered many years ago. Bennet Rothes Langton esq. n.i.,
J.F. is lord of the manor and owner of all the land. The
be took part with the latter and materially assisted them in
procuring the great charter ; he died 9th Jnly, issS : Dr.
William Langton, president of Magdalen College, Oxford,
AUinton Mis. The Old Hall'
Cochrane Sev. William Rupert K.A.
Rector}*
Langton Bennet Bothes d.l., j.p. The
New HaU
Hackinder Harwooil, The Grange
I COMMERCIAL.
Atkinson John, shoe maker
I Austin Walter, farmer, Langton cot
Dawson Reuben, shopkeeper k carrier
Hewson John, blacksmith
I Mackinder Harwood, farmer. Grange
National School, erected in 1849, for 60 children, with an
average attendance of 30 ; & supported by snbscriptions,
fees ft a grant
Portas Maiy (Mrs.), wheelwright
Smith Edward, farmer
Walker Henry, farmer
Wildman Lewis, Langton Arms P.H.
shopkeeper & farmer
LAKOTON-BY-WKAOBY is a parish and village, '
in the Mid division of the county, parte of Lindsey, east
division of the wapentake of Wraggoe, Homcastle union
and county conrt district, Wrogby petty sessional division, :
rural deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln, one mile south-east from Wragby station, 9 miles 1
north-west from Homcastle, situated on the road from |
Homcastle to Lincoln. The church of St. Giles is an edifice
of stone, of mixed styles, rebuilt (with exception of the
tower) in 1866 ; it consists of chancel, nare. South porch,
vestry on the north and a massive embattled tower contain-
ing 4 beHs : the chancel window is stained and represente,
in three compartments. The Nativity, Crucifixion and
Rfsorrection : the cost of rebuilding was about jf 1,300, de-
frayed by the landowners, vicar ana principal farmers in the
parish. The register dates from the year 1653. The living is
a vicarage, yearly value £s^9, in the gift of Earl Monvers
sad Christopher Turnoresq. fdtemately, and held since 1859
by the Rev. Sween Macdonald Mackay v. A. of Worcester
College, Oxford. Earl Manvers, who is lord of the manor,
and Christopher Tumor esq. D.t., J.P. are the principal
landowners. The soil is mostly hearj' loam ; su1»oil, blue
clay. The . chief croiis are wheat, oats and turnips. The
area is 2,349 acres ; rateable value, j£2,34i ; the population
in 1881 was 296.
Lanoton Woodhousk, formerly extra-parochial, is in-
cluded in this parish.
Parish Clerk, Richard Pinning.
Post Office. — William Wilson, receiver. Letters arrive
from. Wragby at 8 a.m, ; dispatched at 4.30 p.m. The
nearest money order & telegraph office is at Wragby
SchopI, with residence for the teacher, was erected by sub-
scription in the year 1871, for 70 children; average
attendance; '34 ; the school is supported by pence, volun-
tary contribution & government grant ; Miss Caroline A.
Settle, mistress
Macikay Rev. Sween Macdonald m.a.
[Ticar3 ■
OOMimCIAL.*.'. I
Bartholomew PMdboaM, foniMr" . '
BrowM EdwaKi W«it«^ fkioier. Low
jiongton} . . '
Coultas George, farmer
Fairweother Dishtnsn, Rising Snnp.B.
. k wheelwright
Kairweather Phoebe'. (Mrs.), wioad'dir
Harrisoo Charley farmer, Stmbb]^ hall
Hickaoii George, wood dealer
Hodson Matthew, joiner
Johnson- Job nBaines, blacktBdith <*'
Pinning Bichard, farimer & butcher
Rowland Richbrd, farmer, Manor biAise
ToplisGeorgetfarmA*, Langton Briars
ToplisOea. jun. farmer, Laii^liOD Briars
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512^ LAUGHTON.
LINGOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
ILATTGHTON' is a pariah, township and pleasant village,
in the Northern dirigion of the county, parts of Lindsey,
wapentake of Corringhann, Gainsborough union, petty
sessional dirision and county court district, rnral deanery of
Corringbam, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
7 miles north-east from Gainsborough, 2 north from BIyton
station. All Saints church (endowed in 1310 by John
Dalderby, then Bishop of Lincoln) is an ancient building of
stone, T»r}'ing in styles from Norman and Early English to
Prrpendicular, and consists of cliancel, clerestories nave of
three bays, aisles, and a tower (rejwired in 1876) containing
a clock and 3 bells : the northern arcade, which constitutes
its principal feature, is Transitional: the clerestory is
lighted by three two-light Perpendicular windows and the
tower is also Perpendicular : the north and south aisle win
which he endowed with the great tithes of Caropney Grange,
Yorkshire : the income is about £ao yearly, which amount
is annually increased to ^^50 by the laay of the manor. The
Hon. Mrs. Mernsll-Ingram is lady of the manor, and owns
the greater port of the parish. The soil is black loam ;
subsoil, principally sand, with a little gravel and clay. The
crops are chiefly cereals, with potatoes. The area of the
entire parish is 4,598 acres; rateable value, £i,S9i; the
population in 1881 was — of the township 295, and of
the parish 435.
Wlldsworth is a hamlet in this parish, 4 miles tiorth-
west from Blytnn station, on the east bank of the river
Trent; A chapel of ease, named St. John's, was erected
here in 1838, at a cost of £^$0, given by the late Lady
I Gordon : it is a small structure of white brick, in the
dows are of the Decorated period ; at the east end of the , Norman style, and has chancel, nave and a square tower
south aisle is on altar-tomb with brass inscriptions in Latin,
commemorating William Dalison, 1543, and his son George,
1549; the tomb bears the effigy of a knight beneath a
beautifully executed triple canop}% which is, however, a
century and a half earlier than the inscription : inserted in
the wall above the Dalison tomb is a remarkable piece of
sculpture of the fourteenth century ; this is a female bust in
high relief and of much beautv, within a circular panel ;
the slab out of which it is varvea is square and is supposed
to have been cut out of an oblong one, formerly constituting
the sepulchral memorial of some lady ; it bears no inscrip-
tion ; the altar-stone, with its five consecration crosses forms
part of the pavement of the nave. The register dates from
the year 1566. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£02% with residence, in the gift of the Hon. Mrs. Meynell-
Ingram, of Hoarcross, Burton-on-Trent, and held since
1871 by the Rev. Daniel Ace d.d. of St. John's College,
Cambridge. The Weslcyans and Primitive Methodists have
each a chapel here. The Dalisons were lords of the manor
of Laughton in the sixteenth century, and one of its mem-
bers— Dr. Boger Dalison — ^founded a school here in 1566,
I<aughton.
Ace Rev. Daniel D.D. [vicar], Vicarage
COJIMEHCIAL.
Barnett Benjamin, farmer
Brewett Maria (Mrs.), farmer
Briggs Charles, farmer
Ca{)e8 Johnson, carpenter
Cowling Benjamin, farmer
Cowling George, farmer
Dook John (Mrs. ), farmer. Bunker's hi
Everatt Jackson, farmer
Htchett Joshua, cowkeeper
Fowler Benson, farmer
Hanson Samuel, farmer
Hunt Edward, miller (wind)
Johnson Thomas, blacksmith
with spire and i bell. Here are chapels for Primitive and
Wesieyan Methodists. The area is included with Laughton
parish ; the population in 1881 was 130.
Parish Clerk, John Senior. ^
Post & Monett Okder Opfick & Savings Bank. — Jn. Senior,
receiver. Letters through Gainsborough, arrive 9.30
a.m. dispatched 3 p.m. week days only. The nearest
telegraph office is Owston Ferry
Schools : —
Endowed (mi.\ed), nominally called the Free Grammar
School, is a bricked building, with mistress' house
attached ; it is situated close to the church, k wag
rebuilt in 1841 by Lady Gordon, then lady of the manor ;
there are now 28 boys ; Mies Rhoda Yearsley, mistress
Wildsworth (mixed), built in 1875, by the Hon. Mrs.
Meynell-Ingram, at a cost of about £^oc, for 80 children,
with an average attendance of ^5, & supixirtc.l by Hon.
Mrs. Meynell-Ingram ; Miss Elizabeth Whatton, mistress
C^RRIBBS TO Gaiksborodoh. — Carriers also pass through
through the village for Gainsborough from Messingham,
Scotter & Scotton, every tues. fri. & sat
Starr John, shoe maker
Waterhouse William, farmer
Wigglesworth John, farmer
Wright George, farmer
Lamb Benjamin, farmer
Marfoot William, farmer
Musgrave Sophia (Mrs.) & William
farmers
Newbourne Eliza (Mr».), farmer
Oxiey Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
Bedhead James, farmer
Redhead Tom, farmer
Revell George, farmer, Wharp farm
Roberts George, farmer
Boadley George Z. farmer & grazier, i Hunt Charles, farmer
Laughton hall Hurst John, farmer
Salt John, farmer ' Jackson George, farmer
Sleight James, farmer | Musgrave Clmrles, farmer
Sleight William, shoemaker Nee<lham Stanton, farmer
Smithson (Mrs), farmer I Staples John, farmer
Wildaworth.
Airev John, farmer
Clark Robert, farmer
; Everett Godfrey, farmer
Fish George, farmer
IiATTOHTON* (near Falkingham) is a parish, in the
Southern dirision of the county, parts of Kesteven, Aveland
wa[>entake. Bourn union and county court district, attached
for ecclesiastical and educational purposes to Falkingham,
from which it is distant one mile south-by-east. The
church went to ruin many years ago, but the remains of
a churchyard may still be traced. The inhabitants attend
the church at Falkingham. The register is included in that
of Falkingham. The living is a vicarage, consolidated with
the rcctorj- of Falkingham, joint gross yearly value j^SH,
in the gift of Thomas A. H. Heathcote esq. and held since
1861 by the Rev. George Carter li..m. of Emmanuel College,
Cambridge ; the Corjioration of Newark are lay impropria-
Casswell John Henr}-, farmer ] Robinson Richard,
LEA is a pleasant parish, on the Eastern side of the navi-
gable river Trent, in the Northern division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, Corringlmm wapentake, Gainsborough
union, petty sessional division and county court district,
Cornngham rural deanery, Stow archdeaconry and Lincoln
diocese, 3 miles south-south-east from Gainsborough and
146 from London. Lea station, on the Great Northern loop
line, which joins the main line at Donciister and Peter-
borough, is situate one mile south-east from the village, in
the parish of Knaith. The church of St. Helen, situated
on an acclivity, and restored in 1848, is an edifice in the
Early English, Decorated and Periiendicular styles, and con-
sists of chancel, with organ chamber, nave, north aisle,
south porch, vestry and a tower containing 6 modern bells,
3 of which were added in 1883, in memory of Fras. Foliambe
Anderson, son of the present Sir Chas. Henry John Anderson
bart. and a clock, with quarter chimes, presented by Lady
Nelthorpe in 1814 : the tower dates from about 1500 : there
are several stained windows, chiefly memorials to members
of the Anderson family : the north aisle contains an cttigy,
in stone, of a cross-legged knight, stiffly habited in plate
armour and trunk hose, representing one of the Trehanton
family, whose vnpa are carved in r^ef on the shield of the
tors, but the rectorial tithes are almost nominal ; the
vicarial tithes are now commuted for ^^91 5s. 6d. The
manorial rights are divided between the Corporation of
Newark and Charles Harvey esq. The principal landowners
are Charles Harvey esq. Lord Avelana p.c, d.l., ^.f. and
Edward Nathaniel Conant esq. m.a., d.l., j.p. of Lyndon
Hall, Oakham. The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area is i, 136
acres ; rateable value,' £147 ; the population in 1881 was
82.
Letters through Falkingham, which is the nearest money
order office ; the telearaph office is at Falkingham
Tlie chOdren of this place attend the school at Falkingham
farmer ; RoUison Arthur, farmer
figure : conspicuous amongst the mural tablets are those in
memory of Mary Anderson, wife of Edmund Anderson,
1636, and the Rev. R. T. Lowe, rector of Lea, and Kathcrine
Iferia, his wife, who died by the foundering of the " Liberia,"
on her voyage to Madeira : there is a marble monument to
the late Sir Charles John Anderson bart. dated 1846. The
register dates from the year 1603. The living is a rectory,
yearly value ;^46o with residence, in the gift of Sir C. H. J.
Anderson bart. and held since 1874 by the Rev. Chas. Edward
Cockin M.A. of Wadham College, Oxford. Bole and Burton
rounds, two large circular pieces of land, belonging to this
parish, have, by the shifting of the course of the river, been
left on the Nottinghamshire side of the Trent, which for^
merly flowed round them. About one mile east of the church
is the moated site of a crenellated manor house, now called
the Hermit dams. Lea Hall, the seat of Sir Charles Henry
John Anderson bart. m.a., d.l., 1.9. who is lord of the manor
and chief landowner, is a brick mansion, close to the village ; .
it is surrotmded by a terrace, is partly covered with ivj* and
has pork-like grounds flanked by plantations : the house
contains much can-ed oak, and a choice collection of family
and other pictures. The soil is sandy loam and clay ; snb-
BoiJ, clay and sand. The chief crops are hay, with cerei-b.
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Dihectory]
LINCOLNSHIBE.
LEAKE. 513
Tha an» is 9,149 "f^i rateable value ;^4,3i3 ; tiie popula-
tion in 1881 iras 186.
Thurlbt is a irood, a miles north-east.
Parish Clerk, James Taylor.
Post Office. — William Bradley Rhodes, receiver. Letters
through Gainsboroug:h (the nearest money order office),
Anderson Sir Charles Henry John bart.
X.A., D.L., J.P. LeaHsU ; & Atbennom
dub, Pall MaU «.w
Cockin Ker. Charles Edward i(.A.
[rector], Rectory
arrive abont 8..)5 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.15 p.m. on week
days only ; the telegraph office is at Gainsborongh
School (mixed), built in 1843, ^^ ^ "'^ °' £^5°y '°<^ 4°
children, with an arerase attendance of 30, k sup-
ported by Sir C. H. J. Anderson & a small Government
^ant ; Miss Sarah E. Hammond, mistress
Railway Station, Alfred Payers, derk in charge
Rands Thomas, oowkeeper
Rhodes Maria (Mrs.), grocer
Rhodes William Bradlm-, joiner k
wheelwright, k post omoe
Stanser William Bingham, farmer k
grazier. Moor house
Ward James, shoe maker
Watkin Joseph, farmer. Barton ferry
Clarkson Thooias, head keeper to Sir
G. H. J. Anderson bart
Ellis Thos. farmer Ie grazier. Lea grange
Hibberd Joseph, farmer, Burton ferry
Horton Jonas, blacksmith
Lancaster Henry, ste«rard to Sir C.
H. J. Anderson bart
Lunn Edward, farmer
Lunn George, farmer
cipients of this charity also hare ;f 10 per annum charged
on the manor of Leadenham by WilUam Reeve esq. in iSao,
and General Reeve's Charity, amounting to £6 13s. 6d.
yearly. The poor also have an interest in a few smaller
bequests. A statute fair for serrants is held here in May,
and a feast on the Sunday after the and July. A drinking
fountain was erected in 1867, in memory of John and Susan
Reeve, by their children. Near the village is a barrow and
a spring called St. Anne's Well. The view from the adjacent
clin is very extensive, comprising in its range Lmcoln
Minster, ]]oston church, Grantham and Newark churches
and Belvoir Castle. Leadenham House, a substantial man-
sion, surrounded by extensive pleasure grounds, is the seat
of Lieut.-Co1. John Reeve D. L. , j.t. who is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The soil is fine strong loam,
heath and stiff clay ; subsoil, stone. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats, turnips and seeds. The area is 3,722
acres, including Bayard's Leap parish ; rateable value.
COitMBRCIAI,.
Anyan William, farmer k grazier
Brumby Septimus, tailOT
IiEASENHAM (or Long Ledenham) is a large vil
lage and parish, situated on the Lincoln and Honington
branch of the Great Northern railway, with a station, a
handsome building of Ancaster stone, on the north side of
the village, which is on the CUff road from Lincoln to
Grantham (which is here crossed by the road from Sleaford
to Newark), in the Southern division of the county, wapen-
take of Loveden, parts of Kesteven, Grantham petty ses-
sional division, Sleaford union and county court district,
rural deaner}- of Loveden, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 12 miles north from GranUiam, 10 east from
Newark, 118 from London, 10 west-north-west from Slea-
ford and 13 south from Lincoln. The church of St. Swithin
is a handsome atone building, in the Late Decorated and
Perpendicular styles, and consists of a chancel,nave of three
bays, aisles, north and south porches and a tower with
octagonal pinnacles and a beautifully crocketed spire,
adorned with fine louvre lights : the tower contains 6 bells
with chimes and an axcdlent clock, put up at a cost of I ;£5,869 7s. iid.^ the'populatian'in'1881 was 646.
/:409. by Philip Reeve esq. : in 1830 the church was tho- j Lo^„j.^n „ ^ hamlet in this parish, comprising a few
^°*«a'' X'T^: *ii "'"! ":«^*«^ "*'' °P?" oak sittings jeattered houses, situate about a miles south-west, on the
m 1861 : the stained east window, representing the three- „. j ,„ w._,.-i,
foldofficeofChrist-Prophet, Priest and King, wasexecuted I „™"„*- , , ... , u ..
in Flanders, and placed liere in 1837 by the Rev. Thomas Maiden HotisK, formerly extra-parochial, has been an-
Brown, a former rector : another s<jiined window has also 1 ™»™ ^ **»» P*"*** "y ^c' "° ^ict. cap. 19 : it is situate
been placed in the chancel. The register dates from the ne*' ETnine Street; and is the property of Lt.-Col. Mildmay
year 1560. The living is a rectory, yearly value /700 and ] W. Willson : the lanJ is farmed by Mr. Richard Bestall, of
residence, in the gift of Col. John Reeve,and held since 1879 ! Bayard's Leap.
- - - - * - . — - "'_._.. _ /w I Parish Clerk, Edward Stuffins.
Post k Honey Ohdeb k Tblbohaph Ofhce & Savings
Bank. — Richard Crosby, postmaster. Letters from London
arrive through the Grantham office by mail cart at 8 a.m.;
dispatched at 5 p.m. Letters arrive from Lincoln by
mail cart at 5 p.m. ; dispatched at 8 a.m
Church School, James Daris, master
Railway Station, William Tebb, clerk in charge
Carbieb. — WilUam Ridley, to Lincoln, mon. i M. ; to
Newark, wed. k sat
Collingwood Walter, George commer- Mucklow Audley, grocer k icafier
cial inn [ Mucklow John, farmer
Crosby Richard & Sons, butcher, grocer Rawding John, stone mason
by the Rev. William John Binder b.a. of Caius CollegcCara-
bridge. A Wesleyan chapel was erected in 1841. At the
Enclosure, the church and poor lands were exchanged for
an allotment of about 5a acres, which is partly let to
labourers at £1 per acre: the whole income is about ;f 130
a year, out of which £30 is paid to the schoolmaster for
teaching so poor children. Twelve of the poorest men of
Leadenham have annually divided amongst them /15,
arising from the rent Of upwards of 10 acres of land,
derived from the bequest of Mr. John Ke]r_in 1784 : the re
Barton George Kingston M.p., f.b.o.8
Binder Rev. William John B. A. [rector]
Burrows Mrs
Dunn John
Reeve Lieut. -Col. John d.l., j.p. Lea'
denham hotise
■OOMKBBCIAt.
Baines William, butcher
Barton George Kingston m.d. surgeon
Bonner John, harness maker
Burrows Richard Bankley, farmer
Bnrtt Arthur John, farmer
Capp James, grocer
Codd Thomas, shoe maker
i draper
Duke John, blacksmith
Ellis Richard, beer retailer
Everitt William, carpenter
Kelley Joseph <i: Wm. plumbers t
glaziers
Kirk John, tailor
Lawson William, shoe maker
Minnitt Thomas, baker
Morley Joseph, fanner
Morley Richard Newcomb, land agent.
Old hall
Bawding Thomas, grocer
Ridley William, carrier
Robotham John, maltster k brick mu
Smith Charles Sharp, surgeon,
' Squires Charles, Edward k Walto
j wind millers, Broughton mill
Stanhope Charles, tailor
{ Stuffins Ellen (Mrs.), market gardener
j Wellis Thomas, wheelwright
! Watson John, coal merchant
Williams Charles Edward, farmer,
I Lowfield '
IiEAKB is a scattered parish, and statiuii on the East :
Lincolnshire railway, in the Southern division of the county,
wapentake of Skirbeck, parts of Holland, Boston onion and
county court district, rural deanery of North Holland No. 2,
and archdeaconry aiid diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles north-east
from Boston. The station is 4 miles from the church,' near
the Hobhole Drain, which passes through the parish. The
church of St. Mary is a stone building, chiefly in the Early
English, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, with some
remains of Norman work, and consists of chancel, clere-
storied nave of six bays, nave, aisles and a low embattled
tower of late Perpendicular work, containing 6 bells : there
are fonr Norman pillars, two at each end of nave, and
over the doorway in tower is a fine specimen of a Norman
arch : the chancel was thoroughly restored in 1873, at a cost
of /1.400, and a verj- handsome reredos and east window
added : it retains a rudely-worked piscina and sedilia, and
on the north side an aumbry ; the east end of the south
aisle has a statue bracket : at the south-east angle of the
nave is an octagonal turret, with spire-like crocketed roof,
and enclosing a stair : the clerestory is Perpendicular, and
it lighted by six windows on each side : the tower wasbegtm
in 1490 and fliiished in 1547, at a cost of ;f3Sg : the nave
roof was restored in 1863 : near the tower is u recumbent
effigy in alabaster of a knight in armour, supposed to re-
present one of the Leake family, and in the wall are two
projecting stones, richly carved, one representing a man
plajring the bagpipes, the other a woman with the harpsi-
chord : in the south aisle is a carious octagonal poor-Mix,
bound with iron : the font is octagonal, and there is a fine-
toncd organ : in 136a the church of Leake was given to the
College of Priests in the Cathedral of Lincoln, when the
vicar's portion was fixed at 40 marks, the same sum being
now paid by the appropriators, who receive j£'i,ooo yearly
from land given in lieu of tithes at the Enclosure. The
register dates from the year 1575. The living is a dis-
charged vicarage, j-early value ^200 with residence, in the
gift of the Governors of Oakham and Uppingham schools,
and held since 1 88 1 by the Rev. Joseph Dimne, of St. Aidans.
Christ Church, chapel of ease to St. Mary, situated about a
miles north of the church, is an ornamental white brick
building, with stone dressings ; the entrance is through a
large and handsome north porch ; the magnificent roof is
open, maMive and of good design : as yet there is no chancel.
Digitized
byisSUU^lC
514 I,EAKE.
LIlfCQLNSHJBE.
[kelly's
but there Me three lancet lighte at the vest end, and a atone
bdl tnmt vith i bell : the church ia fitted irith ogen aeats
ol good material and workmanship ; the pulpit md oom-
monion table are o{ pitch pine ; all the irood-work, except
the roof, ia stained and varnished : the church was erected
in 1S75, at a coat of about /i,ooo, b^ snbscriptioa, Mr.
Charles Brookes being the wief contributor. There are
three Dissenting places of worship, tvo for Wesleyans and
one for Primitive Methodists. There are also Primitive
Methodists and Weslcyan Sunday schools. There are
several charities in this parish ; the most extensive of these
■was left by Edward Hunston esq. (who died here in 1655), for
the benefit of decayed gentlemen of the county ; in 1655 the
land let at £s° P^r annum ; 1854 the rent was ;f6oo. The
charities amounted to about £zoo, but are now much in-
creased, and are distributed half-yearly. Mrs. Rowley is
lady of the manor. William Welsh, (jnarles Brookes and
Joseph Oaudwell esqs. are the principal landowners, and
there are many smaller landowners. The soil is light imd
rich ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats and
Toots. The area is 7,739 acres of land and 1,775 »' water ;
rateable value, ;f 9,009 ; the population in 18S1 was 3, lao in
the civil parish and 1,843 hi the eedesiasticsl parish, the
remainder being ecclesiastically annexed to Bennngton,
Boston, Frieston and Lerertoa parishes. By a Loeal Govern"
ment order, dated December B4th, 1880, detached parts of
Bennington, with 76 persons ; of Butterwick, with 95 ;
Leverton, witii 84 ; Bevesl^, without inhabitants, and
Boeton East Fen allotment were transferred to the ecclesias-
tical portion of New Leake. -
At Ladb Bank, on the .west side of Hobhole Drain, a
pumping engine has been erected for the drainage of the
East Fen north of that point, and for the West and Wild-
mor Fens.
New Leake, a hamlet and villa^, about 5 miles north-
bT-north:west from the church, is mclnded in the ecelesiae-
tieal parish of Eastnlle, and the names of reaidesta are
given under that parish.
Parish Clerk, James Planfe
Post, Money Obder tt, Tblbobaph Office k Savings Bank,
Church end. — William Twell, postmaster. Letters arrive
from Boston at 6. 10 a.m. ; dimtched at 7. 10 p.m
Begistrar of Births k Deaths k Believing Officer, Jemeg-
Plant, Church end
ScHOOU ; —
A School Board of 5 was formed in 1881 ; Thomas EmmisoOr
clerk to the board ; James Plant, attendance officer
Board, Chqrch end, erected in 18516, for 150 children, with
an average attendance of 90 ; Charles Collins, master
Board, Common side, for 90 children ; average attendancer
. about 70: Mies Mary Dixon, mistress
Old Leake Railway Station, George WiUiamaoo
Oabbibbs To Boston. — John Booth, Wednesday k Saturday i
Thomas Henry Holilaes, Wednesday fc Saturday
PRIVATE BESIDSNTp.
Bland Frederick
Brookes Charles
Brookes Samuel
Cherrington Mrs
Dtmne fiev. Joseph [vicar]. Vicarage
Enmiison Thomas
Millington J. B. Slated house
Plant James
Sharp Bichard
Sleight Miss
Welsh Joseph
Wright Jolm Benson
Wyre Richard
OOmiEBCIAI.
Amall Alfred, farmer
Atkin Frederick, blacksmith
Atkinson William (trustees of), fanner
Balderson William, miller (wind)
Bell Eliabeth (Mrs.), machine owner
Bell Isaac, butcher
Bland Fred, veterinary surgeon
Brighton Edward, farmer
Brookea Charles, farmer k landowner
Bfown Richard, farmer
Bargees Hubbert, beer retailer
Oaoawell Joseph, farmer & landowner
Clark Henry, farmer
Collins George, fanner
Collins Jabez, farmer
Collins Boyle, farmer
Cowham Ashlin, shoe maker
Crust Mary Ann (Miss), grocer
Daft Cook, farmer
Dalton Jacob, bricklayer
Darley John, farmer
Daubney Charles, farmer
Dawson George, White Hart p.H
Dix John, White Horse f.r
Dracass William, grocer
East John, farmer
Emmiaon Thomas, rate collector & derk
to the'schoollioard
Eno Robert, potato dealer
Freeman Isaac, grocer
Frow John, farmer
Frow Mark, farmer
Godson John, farmer
Gtmson Johfi. farmer, Hum's end
Harlock Frederick, farmer
Harr Henry, farmer
Harrison Joseph, farmer
HastUgs Solomon, farmer , .
Herrins George, saddler
EUldred Thomas, farmer
Born Johi>, farmer
Horton George Goe, brewer '
Jackson John, farmer
Johnson James, shoe mak^r
Seal Ann (Mrs.), fanner
Knott John, brick m^ker
liowe Henry, farmer, Moat house
Markham Walter, farmer
Mawer Albert, farmer .
Mountain Jabex, plumber
Newton William, farmer '
Overton George, farmer
Plant James, registrar of birth k deaths
for Bennington sub-districts, Boston
Union,Jcrelievingfc school attendance
officer, Church end
Plant Joseph, potato dealer
Reeson Charles, farmer
Bichutlson Charles, farmer ,
Richardaon Jjahn, wtieelwrijHt
Richardson William, wheelwright
Robinson Christopher, farmer
Rose William, farmer
Sharp Richard, farmer
Short Henry, grocer
Swain Charles, farmer
Taylor Mary (Mrs.), market gardener
TMd Williun, farmer
Twell T. ft Co. a^nls for W. k A. Gil-
bey, wine di spirit merchants. Church
end"
Toynton Jos^h, farmer
Tnrgooee John (trustees of), farmer
Voss Charles, Windmill f.h
Welsh William (trustees of), farmer
Whiley George, grocer
Whitworth WiUiam, miller (wind)
Williams Henry, farmer
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson William, farmer
Wilson John, painter
Wood Charles, blacknnith
Wright John Henson, farmer, Hobhole
Wright Joseph, farmer
Young Charles, beer retailer
lioake Fen.
Bowser George, farmer
Bruckenborough George, farmer
Brackenbury William, Wellington P,B
Butter James, fanner , ]
Butter Samuel, farmer
Butter William, farmer
Qapham Joseph, farmer
Clark Jonatluui, farmer
Cooper Joseph, farmer
Eptoii Charles, beer retailer
Epton William, farmer
Goding David, farmer
Gunson Isaac, farmer
Kemp William, fanner
Lancaster Jesse, farmer
Lawson Jasoes, farmer _
Lawson Thomas, farmer"
Lightfoot Joseph, farmer
Morton John, farmer
Morton William, fanner
Reeson Charles, farmer
ReesQU John Geoi^ge, farmer
Rusbby James, farmer
Simpson Susannah (Mrs.),' farmer
Thompson WUlia|n, farmer
Warth Robert, farmer ' "
Wood David, blacksmith
SOUTH l^SASnrOHAX, with NORTH Z.SASIKOHAH of BOXH0I.1CE.
Lkasinoham is a parish consisting of the consolidated
parishes of , South I^asIngUicm and- North. I<«^ingham, pc
Roxholmc), in the Southern division of the county, wapen-
take of Flaxwell, parts of Kesteven, Sleaford nnicHi, petty
sessional division and county court district, archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, rural deanery of Aswardhurn with
Lafford No. z, a miles north from Sloiford, on the road to
Lincoln. The church of St. John the Baptist, in North
Leasingham,, was pulled down many years ago. The
remaining church of St. Andrew, in South Leasingham, is a
building in the Early English and Later styles, consisting of
chancel, nave, south aide, porch vestry and a fine Early
English tower with grand Decorated spire containing 4 bells :
on each side of the entrance arch of the porch are two
beantifully carved figures nf angels bearing sickles : the font
has a base and stem of Early English date ; the bowl ap-
pears to, be a rude copy, by some local mason, of an ancient
font and was probably executed in the time of Henrj- VIIL ;
on its aides are unskilled reiuaaeotatioas of Our Lord in
gloj^, .and-Qtheryscenes : affixed to a pillar is an ancient hoar
glass Mand : in 1863 the chunsb was thoroughly restored,
and the chancel, wl|icb had wholly disapp^red, reboilt ; the
floors were relaid and a new pulptt of stone and other fittings
introduoed. The register, including Roxholme, dates from
the year 1683. The united livings form a rectory, gross
yearly value ^977 with residence and 40 acres of glebci in
the gift nf Sir Jolin Henry Thorold bart. and hdd since
184^ by the Right Rev, Edward. Trollope S.D., f.s.a. of
Ghnst Church, Oxford, bishop suffragan of Nottingham,
archdeacon of Stow and.rural dean of Idfford. The rectory
house is a handsome stone mansion, erected in 1840. Here
is a small place of woighip for Refonncd Silethodists. Tlierp
are almshouses, erected by the Bishop of Xottiughau),.
daring the years 1876-84, for poor .widows and others. The
Rev. John Neville L. - Calcraft b.a, rector of ^Hacrby,
is lord of the mauoc.Tbe ptincipal^^ndow^.ers arc RicKari^
Digitized by VjUUV IVC
DIBECTORT.]
LZNCOLNSHIBX.
LBNTOK. 515
W. Myddleton esq. d.l. Herbert Peake esq. Messrs, Se&well,
Conington, Charles Kirk, J. M. Cole and Bfllifttt. The soil
is partly Ught and partly clay; subsoil, clay and gravel.*
The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. Tiie area of
the entire parish is 3,959 acres ; rateable value of the toirn-
ship, jf3,394 ; the population in 1881 was 366 in the town-
ship, and 505 in the parish.
NosTB L1A8IKOIUJ1, or BoxHOtxs, is one mil* north-
east of South Leasingham. Here is 1 ~ '
Feilden Hy.Peploe,SonthLeasinghara ho
Myddleton Kdid. Wharton D.L.TheHall
Bacon Joshua, boot & shoe maker
Nottingham Bight Bev. Lord Bishcm
Suffragan of (Edward Trollope d.d. ),
TheBectory
Wells Miss
Bletsoe Thomas, farmer
Wesleyan chapel,
Chevin Henry, farmer
Cole James Montague, farmer
Oovel John, blacksmith
Covel Sarah Elizabeth (Miss), Sun p.h.
Si farmer
Craven Abraham, boot ft shoe maker,
ft post offloe
Dawson John, farmer
built by I. M. Cole esq. Ilie rateable value is ;f982 ; the
population iii 188 1 was 1^9.
' Parish Clerk, Abraham Graven.
Post Opwc*. — Abraham Craven, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive at 9 a.m. k dispatched at 5 p.m. through SleafonI,
which is the nearest money order ft telegraph office
Parochial School, for 80 children ; average attendance, 54 ;
ft supported by subscriptions ft government grant ; Miss
Juie Wright, mistress
Foster John Henry, farmer
Lawson James, Duke of Wellington p.h
Riggall John, farmer
Simpson Stephen, wheelwright
Standiland Bebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Snmner Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Sumner Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
liSOBOTTHITE is a pleasant village and parish, and
station on the East Lincolnshire Bailway, in the Mid division
of the coimty. Marsh division of the hundred of Caloeworth,
thoa^ locaUy in that of Louth Esk, union and county court
district of liouth, rural deanery of Louth Esk and Ludburgb
I?o. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincohi, 138I
miles from London, 3 south-east from Louth, and 10 north-
west from Alford, situated on the road between the two
places. The church of All Saints is remarkable as an
uniform specimen of Decorated style of architecture of the
dose of the fourteenth century ; it was restored in 1868, iit
a cost of about ;^3,ooo, and consists of chancel, nave with
clerestory atid arcades pi four bays each, aisles^ square
western tower with 3 bdid, south porob, and contains seven
times a chantry, traces of which remain in the appearance
of a small plain piscina in the south wall, the existence of
which was unknown before the restoration ; there is an
ancient carved oak rood-screen, also two old stones, oneiaa
altar slab with the five crosses, with which such sl^ used
to be qiark^ st^U dimly visible, the other to the' memory Of
a priest of this chantry,, and which bears the fpUowingi ini
scriptiou in Latin ; — " To. the memory of Thomas Matden-
well, chaplain of this <;hantKy, who disd in the month: ot
Jannar^i 1507." The regi|tt«r dates firem the yeac: 17(1.
The living is a vicarage,.ysarly value ;^j>oo with residence,
in the gift of John Lewis ffytche esq. .i.F, and held: since
1883 bv the Kev. Edward Clowes «.*. ol Trinity GoUege,
Oambridge. Here aw place* o{'woirtitp for Weslqrati, rn--
Ctowes Bev. Edwd. m.a. [vicar], Vicarage P'^ey & Etley, brmers
EzknrMrs
Oarfit Mrs. Eenwick hall
Hin Allen Bobert, Manor house
Kirt(»i Miss
Sewell John Goulding J.p. The Abbey
mitive, built 1834, and Free Methodists, built 1856. A
Church of England, school was erected in 1863 for boys and
girls, at a cost of ;£30o. A priory of Cistercian nuns was
founded here before the reign ot King John, by Bobert Fitx-
Gilbert, in honour of the Virgin Mary, no traces of which
remain ; the site is now occupied bv a modem mansion,
called " The Abbey," the pioperty of .John GonUing SeweU
esq. J.p. Kenwick Hall, the seat of Mrs.Garflt, is a handsome
and spacious mansion, surrounded with richly-wooded
greunos. John Lewis ffytche esq. m.a., s.l., j.p. is impro-
priator of the rectorial tithes. John Lewis ffytche esq. who
is lord of the manor, John Goulding Sewell j.p. Howard
Jameson ee^rs, Capt. Henry Charles Hynman Allanby and
Mr. Fredenck Euey are chief landowners. The soil is
stained windows ; in the south aisle there was in ancient clayey ; subsoil, day. The prindpal crops are wheat, barley
Davey Henry, miller ft fanner
Davey Thomals, miller
Davey William, blacksmith
Graves I^dward Mumby, carpenter
Graves FVoncis, carpenter
Graves William, shoe maker
Greetham Bobert, pig jobber
Hill William, farmer
Jackson William, farmer, Eenwick
Kirkham John, beer t«tafler
Maw John, butcher ft farmer
Needham John Tuxworth, farmer
OaHMMBClAI,. .
Archer Jabez, higgler
Barton James, f&mer. Glebe (trm
Boyer John, shopkeeper ft patent medi-
cine vendor
Darni Thomas, shopkeeper, ft post otHce
XiBOSBT is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
western division of the wapenttdce of Wraggoe, parts of
Lindaey, Caistor union. Market Basen county court district,
rural deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln,^ miles north-east from Wickenby station, 3} south-
east from Market Bosen and 13 south from Caistor.. The
church of St. Thomas is a plain stone building, in the Eariy
English and Tudor styles, consisting of chancel, nave, . and
western tower with pinnacles and cofitaiiiing i bell : a stained
east window has been inserted in memory of the late vicar
byhjs brother: there is an old Boman font: the chalice
bears date 1569. The register dates from the year 1562.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value /aai, in the gift
of Major Bobert liossati Sutton, and hekl smce 1883 by the
Bev. Edward Waller Barker. Here is a Wesleyan chapel.
Four bovs of this parish were formerly educated, boarded
and dotbed at Sir J. Ndtborpe's free school at Brigg, but
these are now converted into two boarding scholarsUps of
Cundill Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Barker Bev. Edward Waller [vicar]
COIOIXBCIAL.
Adams John, farmer, Collow grange
Armstrong Samuel, farmer
Boardman William, farmer, Bleasby
Brown James, shoe mak^
Bnrwell George, farmer, Bleasby
Chapman Edward, farmer, Bleasby
ZAKTOV (or Lavinoton) is a parish, township and
villa^ in the southern division of the counter, wapentake of
Bdtisloe, parts of Kesteven, Grantham union andooimty
court district, mral deanery of Beltidoe, and arshdeaconry
and oats. The area is 3,277 acres ; rateable value, ;£3,i8i ;
the population in 188 1 was 476.
Parish Clerk, Francis Graves.
PosT.OrFJca. — ^Thomas Dann, receiver. Letters through
Louth, arrive at 8 ajm. ft are dispatched at 4.40 p.m.
in Ebmmer ft 4.30 p.m. in winter. The nearest mone;^
. order & tdegraph office is at Louth
Church of England School (mixed), to hold 45 boys ; average
attendance, 40 ; ft. 65 girls, avenge attendance, 57 4 the
school is supported by voluntary rate at Legbonme, Caw-
thorpe ft North Boston ft is nnoer government inspection;
Allen Bobert Hill, master
Bailway Station, Legbourse rood, Edward Cartwright,
station master
Osborne Charles, flshmonger
Parker George, market gardener -
Pickering CImrles, farmer
Bsdnthorpe John, farmer. South btiuse
Biggall Bt. Wm. farmer, Tlie Grange
Stanley Frederick, grocer
Towie Charies, joiner, builder,- con-
tractor, wfaedwright ft undertaker
TowIe Bobert, shopkeeper
Tnrworth William-, market gardener
i Twigg Charies Thomas, farmer
I WQkerson Charles, hawker
Wood Thomas, farmer ' i' '
/40 a year. The prindpal landowners are Major Bober|;
Nassau Sutton j.p. who is lord of the manor, and Edward
Heneage esq. H.P., D.L., J.p. The soil is clay and sand ;
subsdl, clay. The chicj crops are wheat, -barley, oats and
turnips. The area is 3,835 acres; rateable. value, ;f3,i9i ;
the population in 1881 was 336.
Bi.BASBr is a hamlet, i mOe west ; tUerS'is a barrow near
it. There are Methodist and Fr^ee Methodist chapels,
Coixow (or Old Collar) is a hamlet, consisting of two
farms, i^ miles south-west.
Parish Clerk, James Brown.
Lettkb Box, Bleasby Moor, cleared at 3.35 p.m. week
days only '
Letters for Legsby through Market Basen, ft for Bleasby ft
Collow by Wragby. The nearest money order ft telegraph
offices are at Market Basen ft Wragby
Church School, to hold 50 children ; average attendance,
38
Bichardson Henry, farmer ,
Robinson Charles, farmer
Bobinson Wm. shoe maker ft shopkpr
Stainton William, farmer. Glebe farm
Westerby John Tasker, form bailiff to
Henry Otter esq
Whitaker James, wheelwright
Wright William, farmer
Cundill Bobert, blacksmith ft shopkpr
Ellis Arnold, farmer
Ellis John, farmer ,
Gant John, wheelwright, Bleasby
Milns John, former
Neave Thomas, farmer, Bleasby
Pickering Henry, farmer
Bands Thomas, farmer
and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles west from Falkingjiam, 6
north-east from Corby station, about 9^ 9o\itb-eE^t from
Grantham. The church of St. Peter is an ancient stone
building, having diancel, nave, sbuth aisle and por^b, and
Digitizei
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516 LEKTON.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
townr with broach ipire containing 3 bells: in 1879 the
church was restored, re-roofed and re-seated, and the aisles
and chancel laid with Minton's tiles by Messrs. Rudd & Son,
of Grantham, under the superintendence of Mr. James
Fowler, architect, of Louth ; the cost, ;f 1,600, was met by a
subscription ; Lord Aveland gare ^£700 and the Earl of
Dysart £yK> : in the north of the chancel is a larsfe and
handsome tomb to the memory of Sir William and Lady
Mary Armyne, of Osgodby, who died in the year 1657 : the
silver communion plate is ancient, and was the gift of the
Armyne family. The register dates from the year 1576.
The living is a vicarage, with the rectory of Hanby
annexed, joint yearly value £(>i%, including 15 acres of
glebe with residence, in the gift of Lord Aveland, and
held since 1883 by the BeT. Edward Bradley b.a. of
University College, Durham. Here was a free school for
boys and girls, now merged in the adjoining board school,
at which live poor children of the parish of Lenton were
taught to read and write, endowed in 1731 by Mrs. Mary
Parnham, whose remains are interred in the churchyard.
Lord Aveland, who is lord of the manors of Lenton
and Osgodby, and the Earl of Dysart, who is lord of the
manor of Hanby and Keisby, are the principal landowners.
The population of L<avington township in 1881 was 178, and
of the parish 301. The area of Lavington and Hanby is | sat. ; to Bourn, thura
1,829 acres ; rateable value, ;f 2,489.
Hanby is a parish, half a mile north, with a popolati(m
in 1 88 1 of 38.
Keisby is a township, one mile south-east, with s
population in 1881 0(62 ; area, 1,247 acres; rateable value,
OaSodby is a township, one mile and a half south.
Osgodby Hall, the property of Lord Aveland, is an ancient
structure in the Elizabethan style ; what remains of it is
occupied as farm houses. The area is 1,093 acres; rateable
value, ;^i,244 ; the population in 1881 was 61.
This parish is included in Ingoldsby United District School
Board, formed iu 1876 ; the chudren attend the Board School
there.
Parish Qerk, William H. Gdlin.
Lenton & Hanby letters are received through Grantham.
Falkinghara & Corby are the nearest money order offices,
Osgodby & Keisby letters through Bourn. The netrest
money order & telegraph ofSce is at Falkingham. Vku.
Lbtter Box cleared 3.30 p.m. week days only
Carriers: —
Robert Spencer, from Osgodby to Grantham, sat
William P. Brutnell, from Keisby to Grantham, tues. k
Lenton.
Bradley Rev. Edward b.a. [vicar]
Bradford James, shopkeeper
Collin Wm. H. carpenter & pariah clerk
Critchley John, blacksmith
Lprnn Joseph, farmer k grazier
Pick Austm, farmer
Wilkinson Benjamin, grazier
Hanby.
HoyesJaa. Alfd. frmr.&grazr. Hanby Idge
Hoyes William Henry, farmer
Rudkin James, farmer & grazier
Scarborough William, farmer
Keiaby.
BlankleyHe1en( Mr8.),farmer fe grazier
Brutnell Prederick,carrier & shopkeeper
LBVBRTON is a parish in the Southern division of the
county, wapentake of Skirbeck, parts of Holland, Boston
union and county court district, rural deanery of North
Holland No. 2, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
6 miles north-east-by-east from Boston, and 3^ east-by-
sonth from Sibsey station of the East Lincolnshire railway,
on the road to Wainfleet and extends to the Wash. The
Glassnp William, farmer & grazier
Houghton Frederick, farmer k grazier
Oagodby.
Blood worth William, machine owner k
farmer k grazier
Cooper John, farmer k grazier
Exton James, farmer
Rosling William, farmer k grazier
Spencer Robt.carrier,grocr.^eneral dir
A. Booth esq. alternately, and held since 1878 by the R<r.
William Wright Mason b.a. of Clare College, Qimbiidge.
Here is a Wesleyan chapel. The charities are of abuat ^£150
annual value. Miss Bertie-Percy, Colonel Lennard, the
Tennant family, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Lindsey and the Bor.
J. H. Oldrid are the chief landowners. The soil is nltr;
subsoil, strong clay. The chief crops are wheat and
church of St. Helen is a building of stone, in the Late j potatoes. The area is 3,894 acres of land and 3,710 ol
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, and consists of chancel,
with south chapel or sacristy, clerestoried nave of Ave bays,
: aisles and low Perpendicular western tower, with jilain
parapet, and containing 4 bells ; the first bell is inscribed,
** Thomas Norris made me, and the rest of my fellows as
you may see, 1637 : " over the chancel window is a large
-ancient cross, having the figure of Christ upon it, in good
preservation : at the west end of the nave is an octagonal
font, raised on a pediment of three steps : the church was
.Ihoroughly restored and reseated in 1883, from plans of
James Fowler, of Louth, when the brick clerestory which
was erected in 1873 was removed and a new one substituted:
two statue niches and a piscina at the east end of the south
aisle, indicate its former use as a chantr}-, and on the
opposite side was a corresponding chapel : the entrance to
the rood loft remains, and the remains of a fine old screen
. of carved oak span the cbancel arch ; the diancel retains
three Decorated sedilin, and at the back of the easternmost
is a square hagioscope connected with the adjoining
"Chapel, on the door of which is an escutcheon, and on
<he sill of one of its windows is cut tlie name of Heniy
Pcaham and the date 1597, said to refer to the well-
Icnown author of " The Compleat Gentleman : " the
. <'Oinniunion plate includes a chalice dated 1569, with
the Lcverton rebus, a lever and a tun : there is also a
niarbtc slab to the memory of the Dymoke tiimily. The
register dates from the year 1^63. The living is a rectory,
. grow yearly value ^^900, arising from 415 acres of glebe
with a residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor and
Mason Rev. Wm. Wright B.A. [rector]
. Svain Charles Frederick, Grange
COXMBBCIAL.
Ablard John, miller (wind)
Allgood John, carpenter
Baker Joseph, blacksmith
lirown Napoleon, Bell P.H
Brown Solompn, farmer
Oammack Hannah (Mrs.), farmer
•Oarrington WilKam, Ostrich p.H
'Clark Charles Cddling, farmer ■
Clark Richard, fanner, Ings lane
dark Richard, farmer
Clark Richard, jum farmer
Clark William, farmer
Cook Thomas, carriir
Dawson George, farmer
Dawson Maria (Mrs. ), farmer. Mew ball
Dawson Samuel, plumber
Dracas Mark, blacksmith
Fixtcr Henry, farmer
Fixtcr Jo!iii, farmer
Gilliatt Samuel, farmer
Hodgson J >hn Timothy, farmer
Howden Richard, shoe maker
Hoyles William Henry, farmer,Outgate
Lacey Thomas, farmer, Ings
Lakin John, farmer
Leggett WilUam, farmer
Nicholson Elirji (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Repson William, farmor
Robinson Daniel, farmer
water ; rateable value, ^^4,123 ; the population in iS
593 in the civil parish and 719 in the ecclesiastical, which
comprises parts of the civil parishes of Leake and West Fn.
By a Local Government provisional order, dated December
24th, 1880, and oonfirmed by the Act 44 Vict. r. xrii. Lever
ton West Fen alkitment was transferred to the new parish
of West Fen, and by a Local Government board order,
dated December 34th, a detached part of this parish, con-
taining 84 persons, was transferred to Leake.
Parish Clerk k Sexton, Benjamin Hall.
Post Office. — Mrs. Mary Allen, receiver. Letters arrire
from Boston at 6.5 a.m. k are dispatched at 7.30 p.ni.
Leake is the nearest money order k telegraph office
National School, established in 1873, '■^ " '"^^ "^ "'"''^
;f8oo, contributed by landowners k occupiers, aided by
granta from government k educational societies: the
Charity Commissioners appropriated half an acre, part uI
the Leverton poor lands, as a site for the school, ftdirecti^l
also a yearly payment of ^£50 to the managers of th<
school out of the rents of the poor estate, as long as it
shall be conducted as a public elementary school under >
conscience clause ; in consideration of this payment, the
children of labourers receive a free education ; the Bch^i>!
holds 100 children k has an average attendance of 90 ; it
is further supported by voluntary contribntions k govern-
ment grants ; William Rodger, master ; Mrs. Banna!:
Rodger, mistress
Cabbikss to Boston. — Thomas Codt, wed. k sat. ; Jolin
Christopher Wilkinson, wed. & sat
Smith William, farmer
Smith William, carpenter
Swain Charles Frederick, farmer
Walker Samuel, shoe malrer
Ward JoscjA, farmer, Oatgate
Wedd Peter, farmer
Welsh Edwin, farmer
Wilkinson John Christopher, sho
maker k carrier
Willerton Henry, farmer, Outgate
Williams Abel, farmer
Williams Kime, farmer, Outgate
Williams Lambrick, farmer, Highgate
Woods Henry, farmer
Woodward Frank, farmer
Woodward Thomas, shopkeeper
Tj'M'RIfH. (SSBtiT) is > perish and pleasant village east division of Yarborongh wapentake, Caistor nninn sa^
m the Northern, division of the county, parts of Lindsey, c->aQty court district, mr^ deanery of Yeiiwroagfa Xo^ :•
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LINCOLNSHIBE.
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archdeaconry of Stow and dioceae of Lincoln, lo miles
west from Great Grimsby, s aonth from Ulcoby, s sonth
from Brockleaby station and lo east from Brigg. The
church of 8t Peter is a large and ancient stone fabric, in
the Norman and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel,
nave, aisles, with attached chapels, south porch, and a low
embattled western tower of Decorated date containing 3
bells : in 1859 the Early English east window of three
lights was filled with stain«l glass as a memorial to
George Nelson, who died in 1846 : the interior was partly
restored in 1875, the chancel and nave bdng reseated
with open benches, and a new stone pulpit erected ; a
reredos of alabaster and encaustic tiles was also erected,
sedilia and a credence table constructed, and altar rails
pnt up : there is a very ancient font of the twelfth cen-
tnry : there is a stained window given by William FVankish
esq. of Limber, in memory of his parents ; the west
window in the south aisle was giren by the vrcir in
memory of his son -. a new organ was placed in the
church, Jnly ^joth, 1884, at a cost of ;f3oo, raised by volun-
tary subscription. The register dates from the year 1563.
The living is a vicarage, com rent in lien of tithe ;f 383,
gross yearly value j^55o, including 50 acres of glebe
with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
held since 1867 by the Rev. Thomas ffoster Chamberlain
M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge, hon canon of Man-
chester. The Wesleyans have a chapel here, built in 1841,
and seating about 100. A charity of ^^20 yearly, left in
Chamberlain Rev, Thomas Soster ji.a.
Vicarage
Richardson William
OOMMBSCIAL.
Anderson Jane (Hrs.), butcher
Cooper Henry, tailor
Crow Charles, carrier
1707, and called Smith's charity, is for clothes and fuel.
Here was an alien priory, founded before 1180, by R. de
Hnmer, as a cell to the abbey of L'Anlnay in Normandy,
but afterwards appropriated to the Carthusian Abbey of
St. Ann, near Coventry. The Earl of Yarborough is lord
of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is generally
free ; subsoil, chalk and gravel. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and turnips. This parish is farmed on the
four and five-field ej'Stems. The area is 4,970 acres ;
including 936 acres of woodland ; rateable value, ;f 6,520 ;
the population in 1881 was 489.
Parish Clerk, Charles Gladwin.
Post Oftice. — John Dann, receiver. Letters are received
from Ulceby, arrive at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.15
p.m. The nearest money order olfice is at Keelby &
telegraph office at Ulceby
Lincolnshire Light Horse Volunteers (ist). Earl of Yar-
borough, obtain ; Rev. J. H. Johnson b.a. acting chap-
lain ; R. Wifaon, hon. veterinary surgeon
Brocklesby Park National School (mixed), built in 1849
by the Earl of Yarboroiigh for the parishes of Brocklesby
& Kirmington, at a cost of ;f 1,600, for 120 children,
with an average attendance of 90, & supported by the
Earl of Yarborough & the gentry of the neighbouring
parishes; Robert Hanley, master; Miss Mary Hanley,
certificated mistress
Carbibb. — Charles Crow, to Barton, monday ; to Hull,
tnes. ; to Brigg, thurs. ; to Grimsby, fri. ; to Oaistor, sat
Crow Samuel, shopkeeper I Housan John, manager, Earl of Yar-
Dann John, shopkeeper, & post office | borough's brick yara
Prankish William, farmer , McVicar Neil, farmer. Limber hill
Grimbleby Francis, blacksmith Sharpley Henry, farmer
Hanley Robert,schoolmaster,Brocklesby I Stubbs Joseph, New inn commercial
Park National School ' ' & family hotel & posting house
Hedlqr Lincoln, farmer j West Julia (Mrs.), carpenter
Hopkins Thomas, farmer, Grange 1
LINCOLN.
LiscoLN the " lAndcoit " of the Britons, and the " LMum
Colonia " of the Romans, is a city and county of itself, the
head of the see of Lincohi, and a municipal and parliament-
ary borough and assize town, and capital of the connty to
which it gives name, capital likewise of the Lindsey division
and of North Lincolnshire, and a great railway station, 18
miles south-east from Gainsborough, 36 north-west from
Boston, 34 south from Barton-npon-Homber, 33 north from
Grantham, 30 south-west from Great Grimsby, 15 north-
east from Newark-on-Trent, 38 north from Stamford and
133 from London. This ancient city is finely situated on
the sommit and declivity of a bold eminence, which rises on
the north side of the navigable river Witham, at the con-
fiuenoe of the Poss Dyke Omal. The Roman city, the plan
of which may still be traced, was in form a parallelogram,
surrounded b^ walls from 10 to is feet thick, and 30 to
35 feet in height, and was divided into four equal parts,
wiiich crossed it at right angles ; the northern bonndarv
reached as far as the southern extremity of the British
$3ttlement, and was here entered by the existing Newport
gate ; paraiUel to this on the south, and on the very summit
'if the hill, the wall was pierced by a corresponding gate,
partly taken down about the beginning of the sixteenth
centnry, but of which one jamb of the principal arch, and
the east postern, now built into a house, still exist ; there
were also east and west gates, the former of which was
extant till between 1740-70, when it was destroyed in order
t.i erect a mansion ; the western gate was aocidently dis-
overed in 1836, in making some excavations to the north of
the western gate of the castle, where it was found entire,
having been buried in the earthworks ; of the walls which
connected these several gates, fragmente may yet be seen,
and the exterior ditch, abo Roman, is in porta very perfect;
tlie walls were subsequently extended southwards, and
continued by the Saxons and Normans ; a portion of a round
tower which defended the south-west angle, near Brayford
water, improperly called the "Lucy tower," is now in-
orporated into the front of a modem warehouse ; the
Hinthem wall, connected with the present Sindl Dyke, an
arm of the Witham, had two gates. Great Bar and Little
liar, both of which were standing in 1730. The city thus
consisto of two parts, the upper and lower town, of which
the former is again divided into the Bail, or liberty of the
eastle, representing the area of the Roman city, and the
Close, or Liberty of the cathedral, included in it, and botb
uf which were exempt from the jurisdiction which the
burgesses of Lincolm exercised by charters from the crown.
The principal street is t&e High street, which follows the
course of the Roman Ermine street, and is above a mile in
length ; it crosses the Witham by the High bridge, a ribbed
Norman arch of 33 feet span and 11 feet hi^h, with
smaller arches at right angles ; on the east side is an
obelisk, erected in 1763, beneath which is a conduit ; the
New road connecting the upper and lower towns on the east,
was laid out in 1786 ; the High street is continued in the
upper town by Bailgate, from which, and nearly at right
angles, proceed East Gate and West Gate ; a point near the
top of Steep Hill, uniting High street to Bailgate, was
called " The Mayor's chair," and indicated the northern
limit of the municipal jurisdiction ; various other streete still
have the sulfix " gate." The Grecian stairs are a flight of
steep steps leading down from a small postern ^te at the
east end of the Close to the New road ; the name is a corrup-
tion of "Greesen," an obsolete word meaning stops.
Gowta bridge, which stands a little to the south of the
church of St. Peter at Gowta, was built in 1813 by the
Corporation, from a design by Mr. W. Hayward, an alder-
man of the city : Beaumont Fee is the name given to a part
of the lower city, situated a little west of St. Martin's
church, between Hnngato and Motherby Hill ; it was
andentiy a manor belonging to the Beaumonta, and
exempt from municipal juriMiction : a fine Elizabethan
mansion was erected on the site of the manor house, called
"Vesci Hall," by J. Hayward esq. Dunstan's Lock is
a narrow entry, leading from the High street to the strait.
On the final departure of the Romans Lincoln suffered
severely from the predatory incursions of the Scandinavian
and other marauding trioes, and was alternately in the
hands of the Saxons and Danes. Under the former, it con-
stituted part of the kingdom of Mercia, and was retaken by
Eadmrnid Ironside in 940 and 942 ; in 1013 it was reoccupied
by Swegen the Dane ; and iu 1043 by Cnut, and one of the
streeta in the lower city still bears the name of ' ' Danesgato ; "
in mo, 1123, 1143, it was greatly damaged by serious fires,
and in 1 185 by an earthquake. During the prolonged strug-
gle between Stephen and the Empress Matilda, the former
surprised and for some time held the castle against the Earls
of Lincoln and Gloucester, but in a desperate encounter on
the heath north of the city, February 3, 1141, he was defeated
and taken prisoner. Henry U. and most of the Plantagenet
kings appear to have paid the city many visits, and Richard
II. on coming hither granted to the mayor and bis successors
the right of having a s« ord borne before them in their pro-
cessions. Henry VI. who was at Lincoln in 1446, held his
618 LEfCOLN.
UNO^ilffSHIRE.
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oourt in the emscopal palace ; and Henry VILaftar the victory
of Bosworth Field, Aagnst aand, 1485, spent three days here
in offering up pravers and thanlUgiviiigs for his snccees. At
the reception of Henry VIU., An^st 9tb, 1537, incense was
burnt before him ; James L arrived here March aTth, 1618 ;
and on the outbreak of the Civil War, Charles I. came to
the city July i5tb, 1643, and was welcomed by an enthusiastic
concourse of nearly 60,000 people ; Lincoln, however, fell into
the hands of the Parliamentary forces, and though retaken
was again captured, after a stout resistance, by the Earl of
Manchester and Cromwell in May, 1644. Several parliaments
have been held at Lincoln ; at the first of these, which met
aoth January, 1301 (S19 EMwd.L) to consider the Papal claims
to the sovereignty of Scotland, was drawn up the famous
letter of the Barons to the Pope, Boniface VIII., wholly deny-
ing his claim to that kingdom, as a fief of the Holy See ;
the next parliament of importance held here began January
27th, 1316 (0 Edw. II.), and was convened for the purpose of
furnishing the King with supplies for carrying on the war
with Scotland ; and on this occasion its memlwrs sat in the
hall of the Dean and in the Chapter House ; two other
parliaments, in 1315 (September ist.) and 1316 (July 26tb),
are also recorded ; in tlut of January, 1316, a fine of /300
was paid for a confirmation of the city charters ana an
extension of its privileges. A mint existed in Lincoln in the
time of King Alfred, a coin of whose reign has been met
with, bearing the name " Lincolnia," and another of the
tenth century also has the name of the city, with that of St.
Martin ; the mint appears to have been maintained into the
Flantagenet period, and examples of Lincoln mintage are to
be met with, illustrating the reigns of most of the kings from
Eadwig to Henry III. ; Edward I. also struck coins at Lin-
coln, but after his reign there is no certain evidence that the
Lincoln mint was continued ; some of the coins struck here
about 1 180 bear the name of the city under the French
form of " Nicole."
Lincoln has conferred the title of earl on the families of
Meschines, Romara, Gant, Blundeville, Lacy, Flantagenet,
de la Pole, Brandon and Clinton ; it was bestowed on Edward
Lord Clinton, Lord High Admiral, by Queen Elizabeth, and
is now borne by his direct descendajit, the Duke of Newcastle.
As a borough, Lincoln can lay claim to a higher antiquity
than almost any other in the kingdom. The Patent Rolls of
3 and 3 Hen. III. (i3i8),No8, 356 and 357,meiition the Jbyor
and Provosts of Lincoln as being ordered to pay Nichola de
la Haya, wife of Gerard de Comvile, several sums of money
for the reparation of the Castle, but the city seems not to
have been regularly inoorporated till 1314, when Edward
II. is said to have granted it a charter, under which, in
the same year, Henry Best, the first recorded Mayor of
Lincoln, was elected. The corporation as now constituted
consists of a mayor, six aldermen and eighteen councillors,
the mayor being included among one or the other of these ;
the corporation also act as the Urban Sanitary Authority, and
the city has a commission of the peace and a separate
court of qnarter sessions.
The municipal regalia include a great silver gilt mace of
the reign of Charles U. about 4 feet 2 inches in length ; the
large nobniar head being snrraoxinted b^ an imperial crown
of bold design, and adorned with the initials C.R. and the
crowned rose, thistle, fleur de lys, and harp : the handle
is ornamented with the city arms, amid roses and thistles,
and an inscription records that it was " beautified in the
mayoralty of William Hayward esq. 1818 ; " the state
sword, a fine double-handed weapon, is probably of the
fifteenth century, and measures sfbont 4 feet 7 inches : a
sUver mace of 19 inches with a coronetted head ; a maoe of
wood, tipped with silver, and bearing the arms of the city
and the see ; a state sword called " the Lent Sword," in a
scabbard of black velvet, usually carried before the mayor
00 going to church during Lent, and dating from the early^
fifteenth century; another sword of earlier date, said to
have been presented to the Corporation by Richard II. on
the occasion of a royal visit to Lincoln. There are also two
Caps of maintenance, one used in 1734, and another of
maroon velvet, adorned with tlie royW and city arms, a
great rose on the crown and long oords and tassels ; it was
mode in 1814, and is usually worn by the sword bearer
when preceding the mayor in procession.
The city was first r^resented in Parliament 49 Hen. III.
(1364-5), the '<<^*' of summons for which election exists in
the Close Rolls of that date, but no returns have been fotmd ;
the first recorded members are William Cause and Peter
Thomhawe, who were elected for the Parliament of 1195
(33 Edw. I.); the city still sands two representatives, who
are returned by the householders and resident freemen, and
by freemen residing within seven miles of the city.
.Amount other privileges possessed by the resident free-
men is the right 01 turning three head of cattle each upon
the large common 00 the west of the city; other house-
holders who are not freemen being allowed to pasture only
one each. The South Common is also oni^r sin^ar regula-
tions. The Holmes Common has been sold to the.Uanchester)
Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Company, and the pur-
chase money invested for the benefit of the freemen and
of freecaen's widows of the dty, the oldest of whom are paid
out of it an annuity of £s eadi. The Monks Leys, an oblong
piece of ground on the hill side, formerly devoted to the nse
of the freemen, has been converted into a public Arboretum ;
the Corporation paying to the freemen of the City, in lien of
their rights of stocking Jcc. a sum of /200 yearly, from
which the f reenaen receive an annuity of £s each. Conwick,
or South Common, contains about 306 acres. West or Car-
hc^e Common, containing 350 acres, is the ground where
the races are held, twice a year, in March and October : the
grand stand on the course was erected at an expense of
^6,000, and has since been considerably enlarged at a cost
of about ;f3,ooo.
The lower parts of the city are furnished with drinking
fountains, supplied from conduits filled by a spring rising
near the^onks' house ; these, situated in different parts of
the city, include one of- ancient date on the west side of the
churchyard of Ht. Mary-le-Wigford. This curious little
structure was erected shortly before Leland's visit to Lincoln
in 1540, and is composed of materials brou^t from the
di9s<dved convent of the Carmelite or White Friars, which
formerly occupied the site of the Midland Railway Station.
The style of all the details is very late, and the balls sur-
mounting the gables were added during repairs in 1672 ;
the other conduits are at the High Bridge and the Grey
Friars. In a field near the Union are the upper reservoirs
of the Waterworks Company, to which the water is brought
from Prial brook, some miles distant, and forced to the
upper part of the town by a steam pumping-engine.
The main sewering of the cit}', carried out under the
superintendence of Mr. James Mansergh c.E. was completed
in 1881, having been ten years in course of execution, at a
total cost of ;£ioi,9B6 loe., of which the chief or No. i con-
tract, first undertaken in 1876 and concluded in 18S0,
absorbed a sum of ;£74yt8o 4s. 3d. The contract No. s, for
pumping-machinery, was carried out for ;^s>is6 ; ^°- 3> '""
clnrling the pumping-station buildings, including engine and
boiler-houses, store, chimney-shaft and two cottages, cost
;£3,372 4s. No. 4, for the iron pipes required in a siphon
across the vall^ from Monks road, to the Washingborougb
road, was executed for ^3,958 7s. 6d. Contract No. s, 'o'
laying and jointing the above pipes, cost ;£ 1,380 14s. No. 6,
for the sewage-tanks situated at the head of Canwich Farm,
required an onUay of ;£4«55o los. and in addition, 1^4^36
los. has been spent on other works, including terracing,
pipes fcc. at the farm.
Lincoln is efilciently connected with the great railway and
canal systems of the midland and eastern counties ; the
chief means of commnnication is through the Great Nor-
thern system, with the main line of which it is directly
united northward at Doneaster (vid Gainsborough and Ret-
ford),and southward isagain united to the main line at Grant-
ham, from which latter a further branch, proceeds through
Sleaford and Bourn, also touches the main line at Essendiue,
and continues to Stamford ; another line extends to Boston,
witJi branches from Bsrdney function to Louth and Great
Grimsby, and from Kirkstead innction to Homcastle. The
MkncliMter,Sbefneld and Lincolnshire line, «tdMarket Rasen
to Barnetby, there meets the Retford and Gainsborough line,
which parts eastward to Great (Himsby and northwards to
NewHoUand for Hull. Lincoln is also directly connected with
the main line of the Midland Railway by the brandi line of
that system from Nottingham tiirongh Newark, Both the
Great Northern and Midland Railways have stations at Lin-
coln . The joint line of the Great Northern and Great Eastern
Railways through Sleaford to Spalding places Lincoln in
connection with the Great Bastem system. The Foss Dyke
navigation unites itself to the Trent ; and the Witham, which
is navigable for steamboats, falls into the sea at Boston.
The district now constituting die diocese of Lincoln origi-
nally formed part Of the great diocese of Merica, which was
seated at Lichfield. Until 19th April, 1837, the diocese of
Lincoln included the ooonties of Lincoln, Leicester, Hunt-
ingdon, Bedford and Bucks, witti portions of Herts, Rutland,
Oxon and Northamptonshire, excepting certain pecnliara of
Canterbury in the county of Backs, but all peculiars in this
diocese were aboHsbed by order in Council 8th Aivnst, 1845.
The whole coimty of Nottingham (excepting the deanery OF
Southwell), then belonging to the diocese and province of
York, was by a further order dated August aist, 1837, in-
cluded in the see of Lincoln ; bat the exempt jnrisi&ction
of Southwell was afterwards added June ^ib, 1841 ; and by
the former order also the whole county of Leicester was
detached from Lincoln, and annexed to the diocese of Peter-
borough; more Teoently,byan order in Council, Feb. and,i884,
Nottingluuiisliire has been s^wrated from Lincoln and united
with usrbysbiie to form the new diocess of Soutbwdl, so
that the dloosseof Uoooht-now consisu bnly-bf 'that ooonty.
AtejsewtiT.]
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LiNcoEii. 5W
The. Cathedral of th« Holy THnitT a«a St. MarV, i)Ia«ed on
the snmmit at the bill aronad whim the city is built, forms
s conapicnoos landmark (Tom erary part of the tartoaiii-
ingf oomitry : it is bnilt of oolite from the limestone beds
on Lmooln besth, and of ealoareotri stone from Haydor, near
Onntham, and - although it indndes portions both - of
Earlier and sabeeqnent periods, by far the greater part of
fha stmcture is of Early English date, and it acquires in
this respect a' particular interest from the fact that the
choir and eastern transept are among the very earliest
known examines of the style, taking precedence both of
Sdjsbory and Westminster. The first cathedral cbarch
ifBS built by Remigios or Bimi, a Benedictine monk of
Piscamp, whom the Cenqneror, in 1067, had made bishop
of Dorchester ; on the removal of the see to Lincoln abont
1073, he began and rapidly completed this edifice on the
plan of the cathedral of Bouen, placing it in the sonth-east
^[oarter of the Soman city ; he died, however, f onr days
before that fixed for the consecration (May 6, 1093), and
ires buried before the high altar of the ehnrch of Bemig^ins.
The lower storeys of the western towers, the central portion
of the west front and the fonndation of the eastern apse
(now below the present stalls) remain : in April, 1123, cmd
jane 33,1141, fixe stmctnrewas injared by fire; Bishop
Alexander (1133-48) the BocteaaoT of Bemigins, bnilt the
three great western doorways and the later Korman work
of the western towers ; and also vanlted the church with
stone, and Bishop Geoffrey Plantagenet (1173-83) gave two
large bells. On April 15, 1*85, an earthquake rent the
fabric from top to bottom. Bishop St. Hngh of Orenoble or
Avalon (ii86-i3oo) began the Chapter House, erected the
-dioir, then apsidal, the choir transept with its chapels, the
east side of the main transept, and also added to the west
side as high as the second tier of windows r the architect
for tbeee work^ being one Godfrey de Noyers, while the
bishop himself laboured at the building with his own hands.
On 4th March, 119a, the church was dedicated to the Holy*
Trtnity and St. Mary, and the works were still' progtessiiig
in 1205. Shortly after the death of St. Hugh, his successor.
Bishop William de Bloii) (1304-9), completed the main
transept and Galilee porch ; and in the Episcopate of Hugh
de Wells, who followed (1209-35), the upper part of the
chapter house and the western cmip^s were finished, some
additions made to the west front and the central tower
advanced, the latter, however^ was badly constructed, and
in 1339 fell daring service time, burying three men under
the ruins: Biriiop OrostMe (1237-54) 'ebnilt the tower a«
&r as the first storey above the rboF, and also the central
gaUe and norths-east turret of the west front, the central
tower was completed by Bishop d'Alderby (1300-40) who
crowned it with a spire, which remained till 1547, when it
was blown down ; the beautiful angel choir or presbjiiery
was begun by Bishop Lexington (1254-8) abont 1256, and
-complied by Bishop Sutton (1380-99), <"> St. Riith'sday,
Oct. 6, isSo, when the remains of St. Hugh were trans-
lated into it in the presence of King Edwara I. his queen,
the royal children, the lord archbishop, with seven bishops^
six abbots and a very great multitude of people. Nenv
works were carried out or portions of the fabric finished
dming 1300-31, the rood screen being erected abont 1313 1
the cloisters, to which Bishop Sutton gave 50 marks, were
in prcigress in 1283-1300, the south alley being far advanced
in 1396 ; the vaulting of the towers, statues of the kings and
windows of the west front, choir stalls and some part of the
aoutb wing of the main transept, are assigned to J. Wel-
boume, treasurer and master of the works (1350-80) ;
Bishop Alnwick (1436-50) erected the great west window,
•nd added the upper storeys of the western towers, the
Sfirea of which were removed in 1808.
The cathedral as at present existing consists of a western
seiaen and transept, each wing of thie tetter being divided
into two chapels, nave of seven bays, central towerv main
transept of three bays in each wing, -n-ith eastern aisles
divided into chapels, and with a Galilee porch attached' to
the south-west angle (rf the aaath wing ; mdr of four bays,
choir transept, with apsidal chapels on the east and
vestries on the west ; Lady Chapel or angel choir t>f five bays
<twoof which form the presbytery), with chantries and
porches on the north and -south, cloisters, extending
between the main and choir transepts, and oommnnicatinj^
with the latter, and a diapter house approached by a vesti-
brie from the western alley.
The west front has- a grand and iitapressive effect, which
is materially enhanosd by the western to-wers, which rise
imnedistehr behind it: it may -be broadly described aa a
vast EaHy English screen covered with tiers of aircading,
but containing in the centre, a large portion of the original
Norraaii elevatioir, with a central gable and Octagonal i&nk-
ing turrets, alsa aroaded, and tirminatiBg in plBin oonical
«^)piogs ! ttle central gaUev covered -with reticulated work/
contain* 0ve lancets, 'Vwo' of which form lights, and-otbs^
Mm, attlie extremititoi endow statues ; briow the gablai*
a Mty Early Eilgliiih ardi, 85 feet in height, witB a dnqne-
foiled window in the heed, and underneath it a "Fttpen-
dicotar window of five lights, i;.T38o; immediately beloW
1 the sill of which-is a range of eleven crodceted canopies, con-
taining effigies of kings from WilliBm I. to Edward III. over
a deeply recessed Norman arch of five orders, corerBd with
an infinite variety of ornament ; the space on either side of
the central Early English arch, to the height of its capitals
upwards, and extedoing some distance north and south,
constitutes the driginal Norman front, its leading features,
besides those already described, being two deeply recessed
round beaded arches, one on each side, contaimng Perpen-
dienlar' windows, e. 1370, and below these, Norman door-
ways leading to porches under the towers : upon either sHe
of these aisle entrances are larger and richer Norman door-
ways, now walled up, but formerly leading to the tranfeptal
chapds ; above these are rude bas-reliefs of the eleventh
century, representing incidents from the Old Testament ;
the remaihmg portion of the west front, expanded in height
and breadth firom the Norman original in the twelfth and
thirteenth centuries by the addition of a gable and wings,
is covered with six tiers of arcading, four of which are con-
tinned round the flanking stair turrets, and the whole is
finished bj' a coped parapet of the fourteenth century ; the
entire breadth of the -west front is 173 feet, and its height,
83 feet.
The western towers are of two periods ; the three lower
storeys, erected about 1092, rise to a height of 120 feet, and
are arcikded ; the upper sta^, of Late Decorated work, has a
different arrangement in either tower, but each face is filled
by two lofty enriched windows, with canopies, surmounted
by an elaborate panelled parapet ; the angle turrets are
octagonal, and have two bands of arcading at the top,
which is ornamented with trefoiled pediments, surrounding-
the terminal pinnacles ; the whole height of these towers is
184 feet, the north-west tower bearing the name of St. Mary
or Great Tom, and the south-west tower that of St. Hngh ;
the latter now contains a peal of 3 bells, and in the former
once hung the origins^ "Great Tom of Lincoln," cast in
1610, and weighing 4 tons 8 cwt. ;'thi8 bell, cracked in
December, 1827, was recast, with additions, in 1835, and re-
hung in the central tnwer, and now weighs 5 tons 8 cwts.
The western porch, a-nd those on either side of it, -were
much aherwl by Treasurer Welboume, e. 1370, and their
vatdting, and the panelHng and arcading of the walls be-
longs to that period ; the modem Pallwiian arches -with
which they are encumbered were added about 1727-30, to
support the towers, and the central flat arch, with a balus-
trade crossing the porch,was erected by Essex ; on the nortb
side of the centml porch is a tablet inscribed to the officers
and men of the Tenth or North Linoohishire regiment, who
fell in the campaign of 1845-6, in the Satlej, and in that
of 1848-9 in the Puniab ; and another to those of the same
regiment who fell during the Indian mutiny 1857-8 : on
the south aide is a tablet erected in 1775 to Bishop William
Smith (1496-1514), founder of Brasenose College, Oxford.
On either shle of the north and south porches are vanlted
Early English chapels, forming the -wings of the west front,
and projwting beyond the aisles ; that of St. Hugh, or the
Bingers' chap^, on the south side, retains its altar steps,
and both have interior and western entrances, the latter,
built up almost from their erection, having bean only lately
opened ; eastward of these chapels and divided from the
aisles by low omamentied walls, are two Early En^ish
chapels ;tbat on the south side {Trinity Chapel) contains a
double piscina^ and is now oaed as the consistory court ;
the -corresponding Chapel of St. Mary Magdalen on the
north side is used tor efirly morning prayer.
The interior of the cathedral produces powerful effect
from the great extent of its area, and the spaciousness and
elegance- of its construction ; the gradation from the plainer
Early E^lish of the nave and transept to the elaborately
onuHnentad choir is most striking. Towards the west end
of the nave, a remarkable irregularity of plan is observable,
the axis of the choir, which is continued in a straight ' line
nearly to the end of the nave, bein^ suddenly arrested, and
caused to deviate northwards to a degree of nearly eighteen
inches. "Hie nave is Rirly English throughout, and consists
of seven widely-spaced bays, with cl-a8t«rod_ piers twenty-
three feet in height^ and varying somewhat in detail ; bat
the two westernmost bays are -about five_ feet less in span
than the others, and the vaulting at the sixth arch from the
east is decreased in heieht. llie triforium is generally
arranged in groups of tnree arches, circumscribed by a
larger one, -with quatrefoils in the tympana, bat the two .
westernmost bays being narrower have- only two- sub»
arches : the -mndows of' "the dorestory are arranged in
triplets, the ceiKral light being taller than the others ; the
tripte vaulting- shafts spring Arom corbels of foliage between
the spandriU of the- great ar(iieB,'and the vault itself spreads
m grofeips of seven ru», with bosses of foliage at the inter>
seetioaa ; the ^ass in the' nppet pevt of the Perpendie\ri«
520 LINCOLN.
LmCOLHSHIRE.
[sellt's
■west irindow is of Lata Decorated date : prenons to the
Civfl War, there -wen in the nare eiffhty-«even altar tombs
and brasses, and until it was repared in 1790, two rows of
circular stones remained to mark the positions of the
bishop, dignitaries and choir in processions.
The aisles of the nave are narrow, and lighted by coupled
lancets in each bay ; and the north aisle is lined by a
conlinaous arcade of trefoiled arches, set on triple clustered
shafts detached from the wall ; the quinquipartite vaulting
springs from detached Purbeck shafts, and is forty feet in
height ; in the sonth aisle the arcading is interrupted by
the vaulting shafts which are set against the wall ; beneaUi
the second arch on the sonth stands a huge square Norman
font of black basalt, raised on a central pillar, with fonr
shafts at the angles, the sides are rudely sculptured with
figures of winged monsters and birds. All the windows of
the aisles are memorials, the gift of Sir Charles H. J.
Anderson bart. of Lea, and others : the first four at the west
end of the south aisle are the work of the Rev. Augustus and
Mr. P. Sutton ; the high tombs and brasses in this part
of the church were destroyed during the Civil War ; on the
north aisle was placed, in 1873, the coiBn slab of the tomb of
Remigius, which had been removed to the cloisters in 1783 ;
it is carved in relief with a kind of genealogical tree of
Christ, twined to form three vesicas and enclosing figures
of Our Lord, the Virgin, David and others.
The central or rood tower, probably the finest central
church tower in the world, is supported on four massive
piers, 48 feet in height, each composed of twenty-four
attached shafts, alternately of Lincoln and Purbeck stone,
with rich capitals, and supporting lofty arches, 37 feet high :
above these are two tiers of arcading, the uppermost form-
ing a clerestorj-, over which, at a height of 137 feet from the
pavement, spreads the elaborately traceried vaulting, which
IS of later date than the portion below ; the upper storey of
the tower has in each face two superb canopied windows,
each of two lights and of extreme loftiness ; the angle turrets
are arcaded from the base to the summit, and terminate in
pinnacles ; the parapet was erected by J. Green and Essex in
1775, and is 338 feet from the floor leveL
The great transept, opening north and south from the
central tower, has eastern aisles of three bays in each wing,
containing chantry chapels ; those of St. James, St. Denis and
St. Nichouis (or St. Michael) on the north ; and of St. Giles
(or St. Thomas),St. John the Baptist (or St. Andrew) and St.
Anne (or St. Edward) on the south. The transept has
triforium and clerestory, the arrangement on the west side
resembling that of the south side of the nave ; the east side
corresponds generally with the choir, except in its lower
arcading ; the vaulting is sexpartite ; both of the transept
aisles are raised on two steps, and the chapels are parted oft
from each other by gabled and arcaded screens of the same
date, and from the transept hy screens of Perpendicular
work ; and the monumente to Simon of Barton, archdeacon
of Stow, 1380, and Dean William of Lessington, 1373 ; in the
chapel of St. Giles, in the south transept, there is a large
Decorated bracket and below it a high tomb of the fifteenth
centarywithin a canopied recess, to Sir Georee Tailbois : here
also is a slab with granite cross to Dean Ward, i860, and two
stained lancet windows to his memory ; in the south-west
angle of this transept are the great doors of the Galilee
porch, and against tne west wall remain the basement and
supports of the silver shrine of John d'Alderby, Bishop
(1300-20) ; two exquisite doorways of the Geometrical
Decorated period, with bands of open work, roses and
festooned foliage, lead from the main transept into the choir
aisles, but its finest features are the windows at the north
and south ends ; the former includes a magnificent rose
window of elaborately wrought plate tracery, one of the most
perfect remaining works of the Early thirteenth century,
and retaining its original stained glass ; at the south end is
an equally fine circnur window of the pure Decorated period,
c. 1350 ; with stone tracery of the richest and most intricate
description, and filled with fragments of Early English glass ;
the other windows at either end are lancets, displaying
portions of old glass.
The rood screen, c. 1310, a very beautiful work of the
Early Decorated period, consists of central doorway under a
tall crocketed canopy, lUnked on either side by four canopied
recesses in, two stages, and above is a rich corbel table, a
frieze of leafage, finished with an embattled parapet; the
organ, placed on the screen, was built in 1836, by W. Allen,
at a coat of ;£3,ooo, and enlarged by his son in 1851 ; the
case was design^ by Mr. E. J. Willson.
V The ritual choir consists at present of - seven bays, of
which four, with the crossing of the eastern transept, are
•St. Hugh's work ( I i86-i3oo), the two eastenuuost belong
to the later work (1355-80), and together with the three
bays beyond the altar screen form the presbj-tery ; the piers
of the first four bays are octagonal and of Lincola stone,
with shafts of Purbeck marble at the four angles; the
triforiom consists of two large arches ia aacb btf, with
double sub-arches ; the derestory is disposed in triplets
behind an arcade of filleted and clustered shafte ; most of
the clerestory windows are filled with modern glass by the
Rev. A. and Mr. F. Sutton. The stalls. Late Decorated, are
63 in number, with superb canopies and carved misericords,
and are arranged between the organ screen and the
eastern transept : the bishop's throne, placed on the sontii
side, was constructed in 1778 : the pulpit, erected in 1866
by the Lincoln Architectural Society, in reoognitioD of the
services rendered to Ecclesiastical architecture by the
present Bishop of Nottingham, is from a design by tie hito
Sir G. G. Scott B.A. ; it is hexagonal and constructed of oak,
with figures of the Evangelists on brackets, and carvings in
relief of incidente in Scripture historj- : the plinth of Caen
stone is surrounded by seven shafte of marble and granite :
the eagle lectern of brass was presented by John Goche in
1667 : in the centre of the pavement of the choir is an
ancient stone inscribed " Cantate hie," marking the position
of the litany desk : the altar screen, erected in 1380, retains
a considerable portion of ite original work, but waa chiefly
renewed in 1775 by Essex, the pedimental canopy being a
copy of the tomb of Bishop de Luda at Ely : the altar rail
of brass, a fine work, was the gift of Archdeacon Bonney,.
and cost ^300; the brass chandelier was given by Sir
Thomas Meers in 1698, the communion plate cost £1,000
in 1834 : the carpet was worked and pres nted by the ladie»
of Lincolnshire ; the pavement of the eastern bay is richly
inlaid with marbles and encaustic tOes.
The choir aisles are decorated on their north and south
sides with a double intersecting arcade, above which are
coupled lancete : the vaulting is quinquipartite : a small
door on the north side of the south choir aisle led to thei
chamber of the constable of the Close, which was built aloft
iu the aisle : in the third bay are traces of the shrine of little
St. Hugh, the base of the shrine and part of the groining of
the canopy remain ; on the removal of the former during
the repaving of the cathedral in 1790, a stone coffin was
found containing the complete skeleton of a boy three feetr
three inches long.
The whole of the eastern or choir transept corresponds in
style with the choir, excepting the upperpart of the south
end, rebuilt in the thirteenth century. The arches towards
the choir are St. Hugh's work, bat iba piers underwent
some alterations in the Decorated period : the north arm i*
vaulted at the level of the triforium in the northern bay,,
and in the southern on a line with the clerestorj' ; the lancet
windows are stained ; there are two eastern apsidal chapels
in this arm : in the north wall is an enriched doorway open*
ing from the chapel into the canons' Common room : there
is a monument here to Dean Honywood, 1681, the remaina
of the canopy of the Burghersh monuments, and an eStgy
of a priest folly vested, dug up near the cathedral ; both
chapels are enclosed by Perpendicular wooden screens ; in
the western wall of this wing a door opens into all ancient
sacristy, now called the " Dnan's Chapel," and on the wall
above the entrance are frescoes of four bishops, painted by
Damini in 1733 : the floor of this part of the transept
exhibite many incised gravestones, including a figure and
inscription to Richard de Gaynsborough, sculptor, and a
modem tomb to Mrs. Markham, the authoress of various
histories. The south wing of the transept is also St. Hugh's
work, but differs from the north wing in ite deteils ; east-
ward, it terminates in the apsidal chapels of St. Peter and
St. Paul, the former contains the tomb of Bishop Kaye,
1853, with marble efSg}- by Westmacott : the chapel of St.
Paul, used as a vestry, has stained glass by the Rev.A.and Mr.
F. Sutton : on the floor of the transept at this end are stones^
inscribed to Bishops Grostite, 1354 ; Richard of Gravesendr
1380 ; Repingdon, 1430 ; and Lexington, 1358 ; whose tombs,
formerly on this spot, were destroyed during the Civil War :
on the west side of the transept is the ancient choristers-'
vestry, divided from the choir aisle by a screen of Decorated
work, covered on both sides with a rich diapering of four-
leaved flowers ; it has also a panelled lavatory of stone, and
a stone fireplace with hood used by the sacristan for baking^
the hoste ; at the south-west angle is the principal vestry, a
late Early English structure of three storeys, the topmost
used as a song school ; the basement storey, forming a crypt,
was probably the treasury ; the vestry proper is a fine
vaulted apartment.
The Angel Choir or Lady Chapel (1355-80) consisteof five
bays, two of which, extending westward of the altar screen,
form the presbytery, it derives ite name from 30 figures
of angels, playing on various instrumente of music, which
occupy the spandrils of the triforium arcade ; this choir
is, architecturally, the eastern portion of the presb^ry,
and is one of the richest examples extant of Transitional
Early English in ite latest form, arairoaching very cloaely
to Decorated work ; the piers have banded shafte and rica
capitals : and the spandrils of the arches are reUeved with
trefoils; the triforium has two arches in each bay,
each of these containing two trefoiled sab-archfs, witii
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qoatrsfoila in the tympaiu ; the clerestory vindom are
et <oar lights in a doable plane of tracery : toe east trindow,
S3 by 30 teet, is filled irith stained glass inserted in 1855,
and illoatrating the Atonement.
The aisles attached to the angel choir (1270-82) are
raolted and the windoirs exhibit Geometrical tracery : the
central bay in each aisle has an entrance to the cathedral :
and projecting from the bay, east of the north doorway,
is the Trinity chapel fonnded by Bishop Fleming (1430-31),
with his effigy, and beneath an altar tomb on the south
side a cadaver wrapped in a shroud : in the same chapel is
a sarcophagus, witn grey marble scroll inscribed to Harriet
(Churchill) wife successively of Sir Everard Fawkner kt.
and of Governor Pownell, 1777 : in the last bay of this
aisle is the chantry of St^ John the Baptist, founded by
the Burghersh family, c. 1340, with an altar tomb supporting
an eSfigy of Bartholomew, third Lord Burghersn, and
constable of the tower, 1356: the south choir aisle has
ieast of the porch the chapel of St. Blaise, founded by
Bishop Russell, e. 1494 : on the opposite side is the chapel
of St. Catherine, founded e. 1547, by Bishop Longland ;
the window over the entrance contains the names of the
chancellors of Lincoln from 1093 to 1873 : at the east end
of the aisle was the chantry of St. Nicholas, founded by Sir
Nicholas Cantilupe, c. 1373 ; adjoining this chantry on the
north are two superb monuments with e£figies to Nicholas,
Lord Cantilupe, 135s, and Prior Wymbysh of Norton ;
north of these is a table tomb of Caen stone, with sculptured
ranels, designed by E. Blore, and executed by Fosyth to
W. Hilton R.A. 1839 ; and F. de Wint, painter, 1849 ; also
at the east end and near to the chapel of St. Jonn the
B^tist are the tombs of Robert de Burghersh and Bishop
Hairy de Burghersh, lord treasurer and chancellor (1330-
43) ; the latter has a recumbent effigy of the bishop, ridily
vested : these tombs are placed in a line with short
buttresses between them, and display on the north side a
series of very rich canopied niches, enclosing figures of
Edward III. his sons, and Thomas Earl of Leicester and
Lincohi, illuatrating the alliances of the Burghersh family.
Among the monuments not already noticed, are : at the
badi of the altar screen, the table tomb with inscription,
placed by Bishop Fuller over the site of St. Hugh's shrine ;
the tomb of Bishop Fuller himself (1367-75), ^o^ tombs to
Bishop Gardiner (1695-1705), and varioos members of his
bunily ; besides inscribed stones to Sir Richard Kaye, dean ;
in the north aisle of the Angel choir, the gravestones of
Bishop* Chedwortb, 1371 ; Hugh de Wells, 1335 ; and
Suttom, 1099: and in the south aisle, Bishop Holbeach,
1551 ; Henry of Huntingdon, the chronicler, 1149; and Sir
Wmiam Dalison or D'Alanzon, Justice of the Common Fleas,
'559 '• °° 'be north side of the presbytery, occupying the
whole of the first bay beyond the eastern transept, is alarge
Decorated structure of the close of the thirteenth century,
consisting of six vaulted bays, with a coped roof and cresting,
divided by a wall in the middle ; buttrrssed shafts rising
into slender enriched pinnacles, seem to have formed the
tomb of the unknown founder ; the eastern bays served as
an Easter sepnlchre, and the panels bear in relief the fig'jres
of three sleeping soldiers, clad in surcoats over chain mail,
their heads upon their shields ; the interior ends of the
walls are admirably carved with foliage ; opposite, on the
south side of the (hoir, is the tomb of Katharine Swynford,
third wife of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, 1403, from
which the brasses have been removed and the original
canopy replaced by one of debased character; adjoining,
eactmrd, is the altar tomb of her daughter Joan, Countess
of Westmorland, 1440, which has been much damaged.
The cathedral occupi°s generally an area of 55,580 feet,
and the total interior length is 468 feet ; the oreadth,
including the aisles, varies from 79 feet 6 inches in the nave,
to 8a feet in the choir, and the height from 73 feet in the
choir to 74 in the main transept, and 80 in the nave.
The exterior of the cathedral is especially striking from
the variety and picturesqneness of its outline and its
general richness of treatment ; on the south side may be
noticed the enriched gable of the south-west tower, and
beyond, the line of the nave, marked by a range of flying
buttresses and the continuous arcading of the clerestory ;
six canopied niches, with brackets, project from the parapet :
at the south-west angle of the mam transept is the Galilee
porch, an elegant cruciform structure of two storeys, and
wholly of Early English date, but later than St. Hugh's
work of that period ; it is vaulted throughout, the ribs of
the groining being enriched with dog-tooui mouldings : the
eastern arm is arcaded on both s^es and has clustered
shafts with foliaged capitals : the entrance to the transept
is by a dooble doorway at the east end of the porch, in the
room over which, now a muniment room, the Chapter Court
was formerly held : beyond the transept are seen the Early
English buttresses of the choir, relievM below with banded
shafting, and rising above the parapet into heavy triangular
beading* ; slender intermediate buttresses separate the
window*: next is the south arm of the eastern transept
with its apsidal chapels, each having a small clerestory, and
further eastward, flanked on either side by the rich Perpen-
dicular chapels of St. Catherine and St. Blaise, with their
panelled buttresses and parapets, is the beautiful south-east
entrance or Bishop's porch, which consists of a gable
enriched with foils set between two tall crocketed piniucle*,
the lower portion being almost -entirely filled with deeply
recessed arch, lined on each side with canopied niches, over
which are convergent bands of moulding, alternately filled
with statuary, roses and foliage : in the tympanum over the
double portal, is a fine carving of the Last Judgment ; on
either side of the outer entrance are two headless figures
under canopies : the east end of the cathedra], the earliest
and most beautiful example of the Early Geometrical style
in existence, consists of a lofty central gable, flanked by two
smaller, with massive buttresses between each, and at either
end, ademed with canopied niches and crocketed pediments
and pinnacles ; the central compartment is in two divisions :
the lareer containing the magnificent east window, above
which IS another fine window of five lights : the north and
south compartments exhibit much smaller windows of
three lights, and over these two tiers of arcading; the
space below all the lower windows is similarly ornamented ;
the north side of the cathedral resembles the south side in
all its general features, the north face of the north-western
tower also retaining a Norman gable ; near the north-east
angle of the east end is an ancient well.
In 1872 the works connected with the north-west tran-
sept were completed, and in 1878, the restoration of the
west front and south-west tower was substantially
advanced; in 1884 the whole of the open parapet on the
western side of the great central tower was blown down
by a storm, and the remaining three sides rendered so
insecure, that an entire reconstruction has become neces-
sary.
The Cloisters, 118 by 90 feet, are reached by a vestibule
from the north arm of the eastern transept, and extend
from that point partially across the northern face of the
main transept ; the east, south and west alleys, built by
Bishop Sutton, 1280-1300, have wooden vaulting with
exquisitely carved bosses representing the seasons, saints
and angels : the windows are Early Discorated ; the north
i^ley, unvralled or destroyed in 1439 by Dean Mack worth,
for the purpose of building stables, was rebuilt in 1665 by
Sir Christopher Wren, and now appears as a Doric corridor,
supporting a library in the Palladian style. Under the
staircase leading to the library at the north-east angle are
preserved some fragments of Roman altars, sepulchral
mscriptions kc.; in the cloisters are also placed a fragment
of Early Norman sculpture, with the figure of an apostle ;
and several stone comns ; in the cloister garth a Roman
tesselated pavement was discovered in 1793 : the ancient
library, bmlt in 1422 over the east alley, was destroyed by
fire, with most of its contents, in 1609, but was rebuilt, after
the restoration, by Dean Honywood, who refurnished it
and presented a most valuable collection of MSS. and
printed books : it is 104 feet long by 17 wide, and contains
about 4,500 volumes, including varioos early bibles and
liturgies, some Caxtons and other early printed books ; the
MSS. comprise one of the four extant contemporaneous
copies of Magna Charta ; a Bible ; Gower's Vox Clamantis ;
Lydgate's poems; Barclay's ^ip of Fools; Episcopal
registers 1209-1608; Chapter registers from 1304; and
books of Confirmations, Institutions and Endowments kc.
The Chapter bouse, situated east of the cloisters, is ap-
proached from the eastern alley by a vaulted vestibule of
two bays, entered by a double arch, over which runs an
arcading, and above, in the central gable, a circular window,
now destitute of tracery : smaller gables, one on each side
cover staircase turrets : the vestibule has four windows on
each side, beneath which is an arcading ; the chapter house
itself is a decagon of the early thirteenth century, of sixty-
two feet internal diameter and forty-two feet high, and is
supported in the centre by a stone {Hilar, surrounded by ten
hexagonal shafts of Purbeck marble, banded at half their
height and terminating in folia^d capitals ; each bay has
two lancet windows, between which rise the vaulting shafts ;
below the windows is a continuous arcading, corresponding
to that in the vestibule: the exterior has buttresses at the
angles, with arched panelling on every face, and terminating
in crocketed pinnacles, which, as well as the quatrefoiled
parapet, are later additions ; these buttresses are in turn
supported by flying buttresses from the main structure ; the
conical roof was restored to its present state about 1800 ;
five of the windows are stained, of these the first two on the
left of the entrance are memorials to Chancellor Massing-
berd, and the others were erected to Prebendary Gilbert, the
Rev. Humphrey Sibthorp and Bishop Mackenzie, suffragan
of Nottingham and sub-dean ; in the fioor remains the
socket for the processional cross ; here, in 1309, the Pre-
ceptor of Temple Bruer was arwgp^ ■ adjpifjngt^e eastern
'g^'g^vi^^er^?
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cloister, on the aoaih ride of the entnnoe to the retttibnle,
are three chambered anciently forming a single room, called
ttie "Camera Commnnis," or Canons' common room.
TheClose, in which the cathedral stands, inia gradually
formed at rarions times in the thirteenth and fonrteenth
centuries; the eastern trail of the Roman city, irhich
crossed the site of -the choir transept, was remnred by
Bishop Lexington (1856-73), and the eastern city wall by
Bishop Sntton, who m 1285 snrronnded the Close with a wall
twelve feet high ; Bishop d'Alderby made other additions
in 1313 ; it is now tolerably open toward the east, where
there is a fine stretch of greensward, bnt on the remaining
sides It is closely environed by the capitnlar and other
buildings ; the principal entrance is by the west or Ex-
chequer gate, a lofty structure of three storeys, built in the
•early part of ths thirteenth century, with a large central
arch and two posterns ; the east front is broken by two
octagonal embattled turrets, one on either side the central
arch ; adjoining the Exchequer gate on the south are the
preccntory and sub-deanery, commanding a fine view of the
lower city and the country beyond ; beneath the former is
a Boman hypocaust, discovered in 1739, and the latter re-
tains a late oriel window ; at the south-east angle of the
Close is Potter gate, the north front of which, pierced by a
single arch, is embattled, and has loopholes ; portions of a
porter's lodge also remain : near this gate, on the south, is
the Chancer}-, which has been the residence of the chancellors
of the cathedral since 1316, when it was built bv Anthony
Bek, who held that office till 1339 ; the front, of red brick,
and a central oriel of stone, were added by Bishop Russell
about 1490 : northward is a modem gateway leading into
Eastgate, and near it is an ancient residentiary house of the
thirteenth century, miscalled " The Priory," which has some
curious internal work, and a verj' fine contemporary side-
board ; portions of the crenellated wall of the Close, with its
towers, renuin in the garden of tnis house, as well as in
those of the Choristers' house and the Chancery. The old
Deanery, situated on the north side of the Close, was erected
about 1190, and its buildings, varying both in style and age,
inclosed a quadrangular court, with an entrrmce tower on
the sonth, erected by Dean Flemyng ; it was much damaged
during the Civil War, and in 1847-50 was entirely rebuilt a
little to the east of the original site, from the designs of
Mr. Burn of Edinburgh; some of the walls on the north,
next Eastgate, remain.
The ruins of the Episcopal Palace, situated on the slope
of the hill south of the cathedral, form one of the most
picturesque of the many remains of antiquity with which
the dty abounds. The palace is believed to hare been
begun by Bishop Chesney (1147-67) and the portions now
remaining consist of the shell of the great hall, with the
turreted butteries and kitchen beyond, built by Bishop St.
Hugh (1185-1200), and Hugh de Weller (1209-34), most of
the inner gate tower, erected by Bishop Alnwick (1436-49),
the vaulted basement of the dining and other rooms, and
fragments of the south and intermediate walls ; the outer
gate, leading from the courtyard into the Close, is also
extant, and bears the arms of Bishop Smith, who died in
1514, and was the founder of Brasenose College, Oxford;
the inner part of this gate was rebuilt by Charles Mainwar-
ing esq. who also, dunng his term of lease, repaired other
parts of the buildings, cleared the vaults and erected stables
and a coach-house in the north court; the six clustered
columns of trey marble which supported the arcades of
the great hall have wholly disappeared, bnt fragments of
their bases and capitals have been recovered ; on the west
side of the courtyard is a modem mansion. Here in 1541
Bishop Longland entertained Henr;- VIII. and Queen
Catherine Howard, and on March 31, 1617, James I. coming
hither from his lodging in St. Catherine's priory, was
welcomed by Bishop Neile ; the present palace is at Bise-
holme, 2^ miles north of the city.
The Vicars' Court, south of the Close, and eastward of
the ruins of the Pidace, is entered by a groined gateway of
the time of Edward I. : the house on the sonth side is of the
same date, and has the arms of the see emblazoned in the
windows ; other buildings are of later date ; the court, when
complete, had residences for ao vicars choral ; it was begun
by Bishop Sutton in 1299, and continued by Bishop Bokyn-
ham : the stables on the east were erected by Bishop Aln-
wick in 1450, and bear his arms. North of the palace
gateway is the chantry founded by Nicholas Lord Cantilnpe,
whose tomb is in the cathedral ; it is now a dwelling house,
bnt retains some old features, especially a line oriel in the
north gable.
The city formerly abounded with churches, but of Uw
fifty-two churchfts which existed before the Befortnation
thirteen oidy remain, some of which are of considemble
interest. The little clmr<;h of St. Paul situated in the B*il,
near the Mint Wall, and wholly rebuilt in 1876-7, stands
according toBede (BccL Hist. Bk. 11), .on the site of one
erected by Blecca, ttie Boman 6t)vernor of the city, who
was ooilverted 'by St. 'Paulihns, fn' this early edifice;
Honorins, Archbishop of Canterbury, is said to hare been
consecrated by PanHmu in a.d. 637. The fint stoiM of
the new churdi, designed by A. W. Blomfield Kji., F.8.A.
architect, was laid by the late Lieht.-Col. Cracroft-Amcotts,
on S6> Paul's day (Jan. 25, 1877); it is a bnildnig
of stone with brick dressings in the Early Engliffi
style, consisting of chancel, south transeptal chftpal, vestry
and organ chamber on the sonth, nave of four baj-s, aisles,
western porch, and above the chancel arch an open bell-
turret, with tall slender spirelet, containing i bell. la
digging the foundations of the new church, a {»rcment of
bladt and red tile mosaic was discovered, about 10 feet below
the surface of the ground, near which were several large
stone coffins : there are 550 sittings, all of which are free. Tb»
register dates from the year 16^. The living is a rectory,
net yearly value /f300 with residence, in the gift of the
Archdeacon of Lincoln, and held since 1875 by the Bev.
Nathaniel Halliwell Sumner, of St. Bees.
St. Botolph's church, in High street, a plain edifice of stone
erected in 1723, to replace the original crudtoftn church
which became ruinous in 1646, was enlarged and improved in
1878, at a total cost of about jf 1,500, the chancel ibeing
extended and a north aisle added ; it now consists of chancd,
nave and aisles, with arcade of four arches, organ chamber,
vestry and a western embattled tower with pinnacles, and
containing 5 bells : the stained east window was the gift and
work of the Rev. F. H. Sntton m.a. rector of Brant
BroQgfaton ; the pisdna and sedilia were constmcted-^rom
portions of the andent church. In 1880 an organ chamber
and vestry were added, and in 1884 a south aisle was built
at a cost of £(x}0, defrayed by the Bishop of Lincoln, and
carried eastward for more than half the length of the chancel
from which it is separated by a carved stone screen ; the east
end is also enclosed by a light iron screen, thus forming a
guasi-chancel which is conveniently arranged for the short
daily services of the church ; the alterations nave been carried
out under the direction of Mr. W. Watkin, architect. There
are 350 sittings, all of which are free. The register dates
from the year 1561. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
value ;f 13a including 88 acres of glebe, in the gift of the
Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Andrew
Borradale Chrysostom Ramsay b. a. of Trinity College, Dublin.
The church of St. Slartin, described in early recordB as
" St. Martin at Dernstall," claims to be one of the very
earliest churches founded in the dty of Lincoln ; it is first
mentioned with certainty in the Conqueror's charter of
Lincoln cathedral, of which it is still a prebend : the present
church, consecrated in 1873, is an edifice in the Early Eng-
lish style, consisting of an apsidal chancel, clerestoriea nave,
aiAea, and a western tower containing i bell : all the win-
dows are stained : the materials of the old church were
chiefly sold, but the shafts and capitals, with other architec-
tural features, were purchased by the Bishop and presented
for incorporation in the new church of St. Andrew: the
work was carried out under the direction of Mr. W. 8.
Beckett, of Nottingham: it has 700 sittings, of which' 300
are free: the church plate is andent. The register of
baptisms dates from the year 1548. The living is a vicarage,
gross yearly value j^i3o, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln.
and held since 1870 by the Rev. John Joseph Foy, o( St.
Bees. •
St. Mark's church, erected in 1871-2, to re;dace a mean
edifice patched up in 1788 from the mins of the ancient
church, which had fallen into decay during the Civil wars,
is a building in the Early English style, consisting of five-
sided apsidal chancel, nave, semidrcnlar baptistry, and on
the north side a tower, with pinnacles and a spire I20 feet
high and containing i bell, dated 1585, formerly belonging
to the church of St. Benedict : in the walls of the vestry are
preserved some Norman arch mouldings, a very diminutive
stone coffin and other relics of the former building : there
are 308 sittings, aU of which are free. The register dates
from the year 1681. The living is a vicarage, grois yearly
ndue ;^i50, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, ana held
since 1871 by the Itev. James Mansell b.a. of Caios Oolle^
Cambridge, minor canon of the cathedral and diocesan m-
spector of schools.
St. Mary-le-Wigford, in the High street, originally erec-
ted soon after the Norman Conquest by a citiien of Lincoln,
of Danish descent, named Cotowegen, is an edifice in the
Norman, Earlier English, Early and Late Decorated and
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays,
aisles, vestry with organ chamber over, and a tower, tall,
square, slender and unbuttressod, with coupled belfry win-
dows divided by midwaU - shafts, furnishing an excelient
example of the kind of tower built by our &txo» ancestors
900 years since, and is all that now remains of th« church
built by Colswegen ; it contains 4 bells dating from i«t6 to
to 1636 • built into the western fbce of the toirer'ts' a Hevitui
tombstone, with two insoriptionS, one m the or*oary sqMie
sp«c« and ffae other -in tiie triMig<d»r4ie*d of theatoM,
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vhich appears to bave been originally set np in memorjr of
one Sacer, son of Broacns, a Senonian Gaol, and of his irife,
Carssoima, and eon Quintna, vho lired, perhaps, in the first
centary after Christ ; it runs thus: "Diam(a)nibv8nomini
Sacri Brvsci fili ciria Senoni et Garssomx conircis eivs et
Qvioti f . " , The founder of the church seems'to have built
this memorial into his tovrer and then to hare recorded his
own work in the second in8Cription,which is Anglo-Saxon,and
reads as follows : " Eirti^ me let pircean j fids godian Criate
to lofe 7 Sanete Marie," i.e. "Eirtig had rat built and en-
doTed to the praise of Christ «aid St. Marr " : at the west
end of the chnrch are two brasses, one to William Horn, for-
merly mayor (1453) of the city of Lincoln, died the 12th
day of March, 1469 ; the other to John Jobson, formeriy
alderman of the dty of Lincobi, died 4th July, 1535 : the
nare and chancel are of the Earlier English or Lancet period
(1190-1345) : the east end is of remarkable design, exhibit-
ing two lancets divided by a buttress with a qnatrefoiled
vesica-ahaped window above ; there is a stained memorial
windoTT to the parents of H. K. Hebb esq. : the chnrch was
restored in 1873, when the vestry and organ chamber were
built,aDd in 1877 a new south-aisle was added in the Decor-'
ated style, and the chancel ornamented in colour, from de-
signs by Mr. Leach, of Cambridge ; the chancel screens and
nuls are of light iron-work, gilt, designed by the Bev. F. H.
Satton it.K. rector sf Brant Broughton, and executed by Mr.
Coldron, of that place ; the brass chandelier was given to
tile Corporation ih 1720 : a handsome brass lectern was pre-
sented to the church in 1877. The register dates from the
year 1563. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge
(vicarial) £90 ; net yearly value ;£28s, in the gift of the
Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1878 by the Ber. Edgar
Wharton m.a. of Exeter College, Oxford.
St. Mary Magdalene is a bunding of stone in the Decorated
st}'le, consisting of nave, north ais^e and a tower containing
2 bells : the original church was destroyed by Bishop
Bemighis to make room for the minster ; a new chnrch was
erected abont 1294, by Bishop Oliver Satton, which waa
mined in the siege of 1643 and rebuilt in 1695 : in 1882, the
drarch, with the exception of the four outer walls, was re-
built from designs by Q. F. Bodley esq. architect ; the cost,
jf2,soo, being defrayed by voluntary contributions : there
are 330 sittings, all of which are free. The register dates
from the year 1665. The living is a rectory, gross yearly
valoe, ;£i2s ; net £,i<„ in the gift of the Dean and Chapter rf
Lincoln, and held since 1879 by the Bev. Geo. Tyson Harvey
U.K. of Christ's College, Camhrid^e.
St. Michael's chnreh, erected m 1853, in place of a very
plain edifice^ which rose from the ruins of the ancient
chnrch in 1744, is a small building, in the Early English
Style, from designs by Mr. Teulon, architect, and consists
of chancel and naye and a bell turret containing i bell : its
ezpoeed situation on the brow of the hill made the old
chnrch an attractive mark for the Parliamentary artillery-
men, who battered it down in 1643 ; and there was no
church in this parish from 1685 to 1744 : there are 5*0 sit-
tings, all of which are free. The register dates from the
year 156a. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £iy>%
in the gift of the Bishop of Lincom, and held since 1875 by
the Bev. George Browne Jameson h.a. of Wadham College,
Oxford and surrogate.
St. Nicholas %as among the churches granted by Henry I,
to Bishop Bloet ; it was rebuilt about 1280, and was so much
injured during the Civil war, that most of it was taken down ;
some portions of the fabric may still be seen in the old wall
near the Soman arch. St. John's church was partly taken
down in 1546 and demolished in 1584; it stood in the mid-
dle of the old Roman road, near the present training
colleee : both churches were so injured as to be disused for
nearly two centuries : the present church of St. Nicholas,
serving tor the amalgamated parishes of St. XichoUs and
St. John, which lie north of the old city walls and include
the district known by the name of Newport, was erected in
1840, at a cost of ^^2,500, and is a building in the Early
Enghsh style, from one of the earliest designs of the late
Sir Gilbert Scott, consisting of chancel and nave, and a
tower, with spire, rising to a height of 93 feet and containing
1 bell: there are 470 sittings, all free. The register of St.
Nicholas dates from the year 1736 ; that of St. John's from
1708. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value .^300, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln and t^ie Dean and Chapter
alternately, and held since 1863 by the Rev. Frederick
Beat«ni Blenkin M.A. of Caias College, Cambridge.
St. Peter-at-Arches, or the Corporation chnrch, built in
1734 at a cost of £3,74^, is a spacious rectangular
Etrueture of stone, in the Classic style, with semicirail»r
eastern apse, and a tower with balustraded para{»t snr-
moonted by fonr hrge ctoeses and urns and containing a
clock and a inagniiicent peal of 8 bells ; the' eastern windows
-were filled with stained glass as a memorial to Thomas and
Mary Norton and Thomas Postlethwaite in 1853: the
Stained windows in ttosoatb ftivle are memorials to Robert
and Marian Dawber, and Mary wife of John Mawer ; there
is a memorial brass in the vestry to John Becke, twice mayor
of Lincoln, and Marie his wife, dated i6th December, 1617 :
the interior walls of the apse were painted with sacred
subjects by James Francis Damini, a Venetian, in 1727, at
the cost of the city : the whole interior was extensively re-
paired in 1867, when the aisles were new roofed and the
chancel and nave decorated by Mr. Wallhead of Lincoln : the
font was given by the Rev. J. Disney, vicar of St. Marj-'s,
Nottingham. The register of baptisms and marriages
dates from the year, 1561 ; burials 1679. St. lienedict's
chnrch, now disused, is a small building in the Early
English style, and appears to consist of the chancel
and north chantry chapel of a much larger edifice; at the
west end is a modem tower constructed of old materials : in
the church is a brass with effigies and inscription to John
Beck, alderman and mayor in 1593, his wife and family ; he
died in 1620. The register of St. Benedict's parish dates
from 1645. Th* living of St. Peter is a rectory, united with
the vicarage of St. Benedict, gross yearly value Z220, in
the gift of the Bishop, and held since 1831 by the Rev.
Thomas Sherlock Nelson m.a. of Clare College, Cambridge,
rural dean of the deanery of Christianity, canon and prebend
of Lincoln and surrogate.
St. Peter-at-Gowts is a cruciform building in the Norman,
Earlier English and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel,
transepts, nave, aisles and a western tower containing 6
bells , it derives its distinctive name from the gowts Or
water courses, of which several run in its immediate vicinity,
and as now standing has been almost wholly restored; the
Norman tower and south ground storey of the nave, of
the Lancet period, being the only parts existing of the
original structure : a monumental arch, opening into the
south transept or chantry, bears a singular rhyming in-
scription of barbarous Latin, in Lombardic characters, to
the memoT}' of Ralph Joluf and his wife Amicia, the founder
of the chapel, in which was an incised slab with two crosses
bearing his name ; it runs thus : —
" Badulfus Joluf, sua oonjux ac Amicia,
Hie simul humatnr, qmbus ista capella paratur.
Virgine Mater Tbeos qui sibi salvet eos
Pro quibus oretis opus hoc qnicunqne videtis."
The stained east window is a memorial to Fredk. Straw esq.
o£ Skellingthorpe, who died August 14, 1852 ; the font is
Norman. In 1852 a new north aisle in the Decorated style,
was built, and the church new roofed under the direction
of Mr. Nicholson. There are 320 sittings, all of which are
free. The raster of baptisms dates from the year 1540 ;
marriages and burials, 1538. The living is a vicanw^e, net
yearly value £'iSo, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and
held, since 1884, by the Rev. James Weston TownroeL
The ancient church of St. Swithin, one of the best in the
city, after being nearly destroyed by Are in 1644, was re-
built of stone in 1801 and though latterly disused for some
years, existed in this form until 1B84, when it was wholly
taken down. The new church of St. Swithin, standing on
the site of the old Sheep square, and begun in 1870, is a
building of stone, in the Decorated style, consisting of chan-
cel, nave, aisles, vestry and organ chamber, and a tower in
course of erection ; the tower and spire, when completed,
will form a yerj- important object in the heart of the city,
rising as it will to a height of 197 feet above the floor of the
church : the material for the interior will be Ancaster stone
and for the exterior, Lincoln stone with Ancaster dressing
the material from the old church also being used ; during
the removal of the old church, several mouldings have been
found, showing that the ancient church was of the Decorated
period : the tower is being erected as a memorial to the late
Joseph Shuttleworth esq. at the sole expense of his son,
Alfred Sbuttleworth, of Hartsholme : in March 1884, in the
course of excavating for the foundations of the new tower,
a very perfect Roman altar was discovered, which has been
ascribed by Professor Hubner, of Berlin, to the end of the
second or beginning of the third century ; it is j feet in
height and hewn out of a single block of oolite and is carved
on each side in low-relief with figures of sacrificial vessels ;
the inscription, still sharp and clear, is as follows :
" PASCIS DBA
BVB. BT. NT
If INIETS AVO
C ANTISTIVb
FBONnirvs
CVRATOB. TBK
AB. D. a. D."
to be thus rendered : "To the Goddesses, the Fates, and to
the deities of Augusths, Cains Antistins Frontinus, being
curator for the third time, erects this altar at Ms own cost ; "
this is the fourth altar found in Britain dedicated tothe Fates,
the others being in the Carlisle district : the church contains
1,000 sittings, all' free. The register dates from the ye«r
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[kelly's
1685. The linng ia a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £11, net
yearly value ^£300 with residence, in the gift of the Bishop
of Lincoln, and held since 1866 by the Kev. Qeorge Henry
Pratt K.A. «f Wadham College, Oxford, and clwplain to
Lord Hatrke.
The church of St. Peter-with-St. Margaret-in-Eastgate,
is a building of stone, in the Early English style, erected in
1870, from designs by A. W. Blomfield esq. m.a. architect,
at a cost of about £3,006, and consists of chancel, nave,
north aisle, south porch and a bell cot containing one bell :
a reredos, representing Our Lord's Commission to St. Peter,
vas erected in 1884 to the memory of the late F. Burton
esq. and his wife, the cost being defrayed by their four sons:
at the same time the walls and roof of chancel were redeco-
rated, both being from designs by G. F. Bodley esq.
architect : a brass lectern was also given by Miss Cookson :
and kneeling cushions by ladies of the parish : there are two
stained windows : the church has 500 sittings, all free : the
former church was a plain building, erected in 1778 on the
site of a previous church, dismantleid in 1643. Tlie register
of St. Peter's dates from the year 1663 ; that of St. Mar-
garet's from 1538 ; and the register of the consolidated
parishes from 178 1. The living is a vicarage, united to the
curacy of St Margaret in 1778, gross yearly value ;^3oo, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln and held since 1868 by the
Rev. James Michaelmas Barrett m.a. of Pembroke College,
Oxford, prebendary of Lincoln, chaplain to the Lincoln
union, diocesan inspector of schools and surrogate.
St. Andrew's ecclesiastical parish was formed in 1883 ;
the church, erected in 1876-7, is a building in the Early
English style, from designs by Mr. James Fowler, of Louth,
and consists of semi-circular apsidsl chancel, with vestry
and organ chamber on the north, nave of three bays, aisles,
north porch, and over the chancel arch a small bell turret
with stone spire, containing one bell : the arehes of the
south arcade are those of the old church of St. Martin
reset, with their carved capitals and responds : a low stone
screen divides the nave and chancel ; the latter has two
sedilia and Decorated reredos: in 1883-3 the chancel was
decorated from designs by G«orge F. Bodley esq. a.r.a.
when five stained windows were inserted at the expense of
the Rev. Charles TroUope Swan ll.b. of Saulsthorpe Hall,
Spilsby, who also gave the land for the adjoining mfants'
school : the site and ;£3,ooo were given by the Rev. Francis
Swan, prebendary of Lincoln ; the Bishop of Lincoln also
gave £i,a^, together with some of the materials of the old
church of St. Martin, which, as stated above, were incor-
porated into the new church : there are 600 sittings, all of
which are free. The register dates from the year 1877.
The living is la perpetual curacy, net yearly value ;(fs8o, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln and held since 1884 by the
Rev. Walter Wanstall m.a. of Exeter College, Oxford.
The Catholic church dedicated to SS. John the Baptist
and John the Evangelist, in Silver street, built in 1799 and
rebuilt in 1854 at a cost of about ;f 1,100, contains a beauti-
ful painting of " The Taking Down from the Cross,"
brought over by the English nuns from Grsvelines, when
they were expelled from their convent at the period of the
French Revolution, and presented to this chapel by the Rev.
W. Beaumont d.d. formerly rector of the University of
Caen, in Normandy.
The Wesleyan chapel in Clasket gate, is a spacious build-
ing of brick, with a portico of the Ionic order, erected in
1837, at a cost, including site, of about i^5,ooo : the pews
were altered in 1856, at a cost of about /i,ooo, and a new
powerful organ added, and in 1870, the ^bbath schools ad-
joining were rebuilt at a cost of / 1,400, and now hold over
1,000 children : there are about 1,400 sittings.
The Wesle^-an chapel, in Bailgate, was erected in 1880,
from the designs of Messrs. Bellamy & Hardy, architects,
at a cost of about ;f4,5oo, raised by subscriptions, and is a
bailding of stone in the Gothic style : the principal facade
displaying a central gable with flanking buttresses sur-
mounted by lofty pinnacles : in the rear is a large vestry or
bandroom, with smaller vestries : the chapel will seat 800
persons.
The Wesleyan or Hannah Memorial chapel. High street,
erected in 1874, from designs by Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy,
as a memorial to the late Dr. Hannah, is a large edifice of
brick, with a portico of the Corinthian order : there are
sittings for 1,300: new schools were erected in connection
with this chapel in 1881, at a cost of about j^i,ooo.
The Weslej-an chapel, Alfred street, a structure in the
Early English style, built in 1864, at a cost of about ;f 1,300,
has since been converted into a day school : the Wesleyan
School cbspel in St. Catherine's was built in 1880.
The Congregational church, situate in Newland, and
erected in 1876 at a cost of about ;£io,ooo^ from designs
by Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, is a handsome structure of
Yorkshire stone with Bath stone dressings, in the Transi-
tional style, with a tower and spire, rising to a height of lao
feet. There are sittings for 1,100 persons. The schools and
offices adJoiniDg the church are conveniently fitted for
lectures and t«a meetings.
The Congregational chapel, in High street, is a small and
plain building, erected in 1819, with sittings for 500. This
has also two mission chapels, one in a part of the dty called
Far Newland, the other at South Bar.
The United Free Methodist chapel, in Silver street,
erected in 1864, at a cost of ;f3,5oo, from desi^s by
Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, architects, is a large edifice of
brick, in the Ihdian style, with columns of red Mansfield
stone ; there are sittings for 960 persons : the chapel of the
same sect in Saxon street is a building of red brick, erected
in 1863, at a cost of £1,300, and will accommodate 500
persons.
The Primitive Methodist chapel, in Bethel place, is a large
structure of red brick, erected in 1875, at a cost of about
;^3,ooo, with sittings for 800 persons : there is also a chapel
for the same denomination in Rasenlane, erected in 1863, at
a cost of £ioo, with 450 sittings.
The Baptist chapel, in St. Benedict's square, was erected
in 1864, at a cost of /700, and enlarged in 1871, at a
further cost of j^300 : there are sittings for 350 persons.
The Particular Baptists' chapel, in Mint Isoae, was rebuilt
in 1871, at a cost of about j^i,4oo, and hag sittings for 600
persons.
The Unitarian chapel is in High street
There are three cemeteries. The Public Cemetery,
situated on the Canwick road, and containing 15 acres of
^onnd, was opened in Angnst 1856 and cost about ;f 5,700 :
It is under the control of a BuriaJ Board of 81 members;
there are two mortuary chapels, in the Early English style.
St. Swithin's cemetery is in Rosemary Iwe ; that of St.
Peter's and St. Margaret's in Eastgate, is situated in Lang-
worth gate, and belongs to the joint parishes of St. Peter's-
in-EasQate, and St Margaret's, one acre of ground being
allotted to tiie former and half an acre to the latter parish :
it was consecrated in 1856. St. Swithin's is under the
control of a Burial Board of 9 members, and St, Peter's and
St Margaret's-in-Easteate, by a Board of 13 members. The
cemetery of St. Nicholas with St John in Newport, is under
the control of a Burial Board of 9 members.
The Scholie Cancellarii, re-established in 1874 by the
Bishop of Lincoln, for the preparation and training of can-
didates for Holy orders, are so called, since by ancient usage
it espedally belongs to the office of the Chancellor of tna
Cathedral of LincMn to conduct such training. Lectures
are given on the subjects usually required by the Bishops at
ordination examinations, as well as in certain special sub-
jects, and opportunities are afforded, under the clergy of
the city of Lincoln, for obtaining experience in parochial
work. Bursaries of £50 and under are given from time to
time (by competition)to deserving students standing in need
of such assistance, and in other cases tuition fees are re-
mitted. The Bishop's Hostel, Steep Hill, formerly the
County Hospital, a building erected In 1769, and enlarged in
185s and 1860-J, has been converted into a residence for
students, of whom there are now (1884) thirty-fire, and
others reside in lodging licensed and approved by the
authorities. Principd : The Rev. E. T. Leeke m.a. Chan-
cellor.
The Diocesan Training College, situated at the extreme
north end of Newport, and beyond the church of St.
Nicholas, is an institution for the training of school-
mistresses, erected in 1843 ; it is built of brick in the Tudor
style, and includes a practising school, students' apartments
and a residence for the principal. The school, which is
partly maintained by the National Society, had 40 students
in training during the year 1883. Principol : The Rev. Pre-
bendary Nelson m.a.
The Grammar School occupies a portion of the buildings
belonging to 'the monastery of Grey or Franciscan Friars,
foancted here about 1330 by William de Beningworth, and
situated in Broadgate : it consists of an oblong structnre,
with gabled roof and is two storeys in height, the lower storey
being vaulted, with a plain groined roof, supported on eight
octagonal colnmns, with plain bases and capitals : the upper
stage has a coved wooden roof, and is reached by a singular
covered staircase at the back : the ancient chapel of the
convent now forms the scbool-room, and some smaller
rooms at the west end constitute the library, which con-
tains some rare and curious books : the building was fitted
up and given to the city in 1567, for the purposes of a
school, by Robert Monson esq. afterwards one of the
Justices of the Common Pleas : and subsequently the
Jersey School, founded by the Corporation, and endowed
in 1693 by Henry Stone, of Skillingthorpe, with a sum o(
;^700, for the purpose all teaching children to spin, was
united to the Free School, and. carried on in the lower
storey. About 1596 Sir Christopher Wray kt Chief Justice
of the King's Bench (1574-1603), and his wife, founded
certain sclwlarships, the revenues of which were derived
from an estate at Grointborpe. By a scheme of the Charity
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Commissioners, framed nnder the provisions of the En-
dowed Schools' Act of 1B69, and dated Aufust 4, 1882, the
endowment of the Grammar School foundation is dirided
into two endowments : one to ba administered ander the
name of the " Lincoln Grammar School," and the other as
the " Lincoln Middle School " : the endowment of the
Grammar School thereby consists of a capital sum of
;^io,ooo, to be provided by the Ecclesiastical Commis-
sioners, under the 37th section of the Act above mentioned,
and a yearly sum of /300 paid by the Dean and Chapter of
Lincoln, in lieu of the sums theretofore paid by them to
the foundation, toother with certain payments from the
Here Hospital, an extra-parochial lordship about 6 miles
south, as set forth in a scheme of the Court of Chancery,
dated i6th January, 1858. A yearly sum of ;^ioo is applied
under the new scheme in maintaining scholarships, each of
the yearly value of ^^lo, and tenable at the school : and there
are also fonr exhibitions, each of the yearly value of Z^<
and tenable for four years at any university or other place
of higher education approved by the governors : new Gram-
mar school buildings are now (1884) in coarse of erection on
Lindnm terrace, adjoining the head master's present house :
these are of red brick with dressings of Ancaster stone,in the
Jacobean style, from designs by Mr. W. Watkins, architect,
and comprise a large school-room, 54ft. by 24ft. with class-
rObms at either end, besides cloisters and other apartments
and offices for not less than 150 day scholars and boarders :
the whole being planned with a new to convenient exten-
sion : the school is managed by a bod^ of 13 goremors, of
whom 8 are ex-officio and 5 co-optatire. Hetul Master. —
Bev. William Weekes Fowler h.a., f.l.s. late scholar of
Jesus College, Oxford.
The Middle or Commercial School, under the scheme
above mentioned, has for its separate endowment (i) the
land and buildings hitherto appropriated for the purposes
of both schools, with the exception of the house assigned to
the head master of the Grammar school, and buildings ad-
joining it : (2) a yearly sum of ;^32, or if the governors of
the Grammar school think fit, a capital sum of ^800, to be
paid by them to the governing body of the Middle school :
(3) a yearly sum of not more than £139, payable by the
Corporation under two indentures, dated respectively i8th
January, 1583, and 8th November, 1850, or either of such
indentures : the school is for boys and for day scholars only :
a sum of £300 is applied yearly by the governors of the
school in maintaining not more than 30 scholarships, each
of the yearly value of not less than ;^io, and tenable at the
sdiool ': and a like yearly sum of ;£300 in maintaining exhi-
bitions, each of the yearly value of not less than £as,
tenable at Lincoln Grammar School by boys who have been
at least three years in the Middle School : the school is
managed by a body of 13 governors, of whom one, the
mayor of Lincoln for the time being, is ex-officio, nine re-
presentative and three co-optative. Head Master.— Rev.
Robert Markham Hill h.a. of Trinity College, Dublin.
Christ's Hospital, commonly called "the Blue Coat
School, " situated near the west gate of the palace, was
originally endowed by Kichard Smith m.d. who in 1603
bequeathed the manor and lands at Potter Hanworth, for
maintaining and educating la poor boys : to this bequest
various munificent additions were subsequently made, and
the benefits of the charity from 181 j till 1883 had been
gradually extended to upwards of 120 boys, who were
hxiged, boarded, clothed and educated till the age of 15,
ana then apprenticed ; but the premium of ;^i6 was
abolished in 1873. A new scheme for the administration of
this charity was formulated in August, 1882, and on the
aist December, 188'^, the school cc^ed to exist. Under the
new scheme the Middle School above-named has been estab-
lished and is carried on in the Grey Friary, occupied until
December, 1883, by the grammar school, and there are now
(1884) 103 boys on the books : the scheme provides for the
foundation of 34 exhibitions of £70 each, of which 34 are to
be attached to the Lincoln school, 5 to that at Potter Han-
worth and s to the school at Welton : the funds of the
charity are, however, at present charged with the yearly
payment of two separate pensions of ^40 and ;f lao to the
late head and under masters respectively, and so long as
either of these pensions continues payable, the exhibitions
in all will be 35 only, of which 19 are to be held by Lincoln
boys, and three from each of the other places mentioned.
A girls' school, projected nnder the same scheme, has not
yet been established.
The new Com Exchan^ situated near the CornhiU, is
■ structure' of red Im'ck, with 'stone dressings, from designs
by Messrs. Beltaniy and Hardy, and was erected in 1879-80,
at a cost of about ;f7,5oo, by the Corn Exchange and
Markets Company : the ground floor comprises a covered
market, 140 feet long by 53 feet wide, with shops and ware-
houses at the western end and at the opposite end, store*
and an apartment for testing weights and measures : the
Exchange haU is 140 feet long and 5a feet wide, being
one-half as large again as the old Exchange, with retiring
rooms at the eastern end and a gallery over these : the roof
is of open timber, the north side being covered with
ground glass.
The former Corn Exchange, situated in the High street,
and the property of a limited company, is a handsome
building fronted with stone, in the Classic style, and was
erected in 1847-8, from the designs of Mr. W. A. Nicholson :
in 1880 it was converted into an arcade of shops, at a cost
of ;f 3,000. On the south side of the building is a row of
shops, called the New Market, thronged by buyers and
sellers on Fridays and Saturdays: the open market for
vegetables is on the north side. A cattle market was also
established in Monks road in 1848. ^
The Midland Counties Insurance Company's Office, erected
in 1851, is a building of Anston stone, in a Modern Clasnc
style, from designs by Mr. Pearson Bellamy, architect. The
front exhibits a rusticated basement, with deeply recessed
and ornamented windows, and is surmounted by a deeji
frieze, enriched with boldly-carved festoons of fruit and
flowers, carried by masks : over the cornice is a balustrading,
on the dies of which are placed chastely-formed vases. At
each end of the building are splayed wings, while the frieze
displays the various implements of a fire brigade, with other
carvings denoting the purposes of the building.
The Savings Bank, in Bank street, established in 1816, is
a building of stone, enlarged and newly fronted in 1859, Ot
a cost of ^£706 : it is opened on Fridays from 11 a.m. to
I p.m. and on Saturdays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Lord
Honson is the patron ; president, the Bishop of Lincoln ;
actuary, Mr. B. Mawer.
The Mechanics' Institution, first established in 1833,
occupies the rooms formerly used as the City Assembly
Rooms, erected in 1757 over the Butter Market. The Oir-
poration of Lincoln originally granted the committee the
free use of them, but now a nominal rent is paid, and a
large sum of money has been expended in making the rooms
suitable for their purpose : the library contains about 30,000
volumes, and in the museum a selection of specimens illus-
trative of natural history, and a small collection of antiqui-
ties, discovered in the city and neighbourhood, among wbtch
the Roman sepulchral tablets and urns deserve especial
notice. There is a Subscription Library and well supplied
news rooms.
The Lincoln Club, in St. Mary's street, re-established in
1873, includes both town and country members : it contains
a large reading-room, well supplied with newspapers, a
good dining-room and a billiard-room.
The Lincoln Diocesan Architectural Society was established
in 1844, and in union with similar societies in the counties of
'Vork, Bedford Jforthampton and Worcester, has contributed a
series of very valuable papers to the sixteen volumes already
issued by these associated societies.
Lincoln Castle, situated on a limestone rock and defended
by deep dry ditches, is said to be one of the eight fortresses
actually built by William the Conqueror, who, in or about
1067, converted the English stronghold, which dominated
the south-west quarter of the Roman station, into a Norman
castle, the boundaries of which enclosed nearly a fourth part
of the then existing city, and according to Domesday, 166
houses {maiislonfs) were destroyed to form its site; the
existing walls, varying from 17 to 30 feet in height enclose
an irregular area of 6k acres, part of which is planted witli
trees and shrubs, ana laid out as a garden ; they are raised
upon vast mounds or bulwarks, and are built of unhewn
stones, with courses of Norman herring-bone work anij a
lower layer of masonry, laid on stout beams and batter up-
wards to a breadth of five feet at the top ; the flne east gate,
now the only entrance, faces Castle hill and was formerly of
two storeys ; the lower stage is Norman and has a roun^-
headed entrance arch, enclosed within a later pointed arch,
above which rises an angular tower, flanked by two circular
stair turrets ; the barbican has been destroyed, but the upper
portion of the gateway is now restored ; within the ^tewsy is
a flne oriel, brought here in 1849 from the remains of tha
so-called palace ofjohn of Gaunt, at the cost of Earl Bronn-
low ; within, the gate is enclosed on each side by projecting
buildings terminating in low polygonal embattled towers of
two stages. The west gate, or sally-port, which hag long
been walled up, exhibits a Norman arch with a square
tower above pierced ly a small doorway opening on to the
battlements of the barbican, part of which is stiU standing ;
two mounds break the circuit of the walls towards the south ;
on the summit of the south-eastern mound, which rises at a
short distance from the east gate, is a rectangular Norman
tower of two floon, vaulted, and chiefly built of ashlar, with
a good mural staircase ; daring the Decorated period, an
addition, also of two stages, and flanked by square turrets,
was made to t&e east side ; the whole structure is now known
as the " Observatory," and commands fine vWifs of the city
and country around : the horseshoe tower on the north-east,
called " Cobb HaU," was pMbably built, together with the
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additions to the south-east tower, by Tbomas of Lancaster,
Eftrl of Lmcohi, who held the castle from 1313 to 1333 ; it
is of tiro storeys, vaulted with joined pointed arches and
lighted by loops ; two small doors led to tbe terraces below
the east and west walls. The keep tower, which crowns the
south-western monnd, is an irregular polygon of twelve
unequal sides, measuring 90 feet from east to west, by So
feet from north to south ; the height, to the rampart walk,
is about 30 feet, but the parapet no longer exists; the main
entrance is by an arch set in a broad projecting buttress on
the north-east, and now reached by a steep staircase, and
within 18 a spacious vaulted porch ; no trace of any buildings
baa been found within the keep, which had been dismantled
before 1608, nor are there any loops in its walls ; on each
side, where the curtain wall joins the keep, is a mural cham-
ber, entered, probably, from above; the keep and part of the
observatory tower, with portions of the gates and wall, date
from the reign of Stephen.
At the western end of the castle area stands the ConntyEbll,
which includes also the Assize Courts ; is is a rectangular
structure of two storeys,, in a modern (tothic style, with
embattled parapets and turrets, and was erected in i8a6, at
a cost of ^40,000, from designs by Mr. Smirke .; the prin-
cipal fa9ade displays a cenlrafolock, sligbtly.odvanoed from
the main building, and flanked by tidl octagonal tnrrets, on
either side of which are arcaded ambolatones, finished with
coupled turrets at each end ; over tbe entrance is the grand
lury room, the walls of which are adomedwith portraits:—
Sir Robert Sheffield bart. ; Right Hon. Charles Anderson
Worsley, 2nd Earl of Yarborongh, Lord Lieutenant. Custos
Rotulorum and Vice-Admiral of tbe county, of Lincoln, 11.F.
for Lincolnshire, 1830-5, and Lindsey, 1835-46; bom, April
13, 1809; died, Jan. 7, 1863 ; Right Hon. Earl Brownlow
O.C.H. ; Charles Chaplin esq. of Blankney, v.p. for Linoobi-
shire, 1818-31 ; diecl, Mays, 1859; Sir Charles Henry John
Anderson bwt. 1873 ; Right Hon. Lord Kesteven, 37 years
x.p,fQr Mid-I>incolnshire,pre8eated.Jaly 9, 1860 ;Lieut.-CoL
Weetori' Cnicroft-Amcotts, of Haekthom, Jiify, 1884. In
the south-east angle of the Castle area is the gaol, erected
about 1787, from designs by Mr. Carr, of York, and con-
sisting of two detached blocks of bmldings constmcted of
red bric4c with stone dressings, lying psralld to each other,
and united by buildings in the centre, the principal front
facing north-east having slightly projecting wings.
Her Majesty's Prison, situated on the Oreetwell road, half
a mile from the Cathedra), is a building of red brick, fkeed
with Aocaster stone, and was opened in June, 187a, at a cost
of about ;£39,ooo ; the principal entrance is by a gateway
flanked by embattled towers ; on either side tbe entrance
are the governor's and chief warder's houses, and there is
also a chapel, with a good organ ; the building will now hold
3D0 prisoners ; the average number up to March 31st, 1884,
was ai8 males and 37 females. This prison is now the only
house of correction in the county ; the total staff of ofScers
is 34, being 31 males and 3 females.
The general qnarter sessions for the dty and liberty of
Lincoln are held in the first week after Epiphany, the first
week after the dose of Easter, the first whole week after
St. Thomas i. Becket (July 7), and the first whole week after
the nth of October.
The Judges' Lodgings, an elegant mansion, situatad on
the Castle Hill, was buut at the expense of the county as a
residence for the judges during the assizes.
The Masonic Hall and Concert Boom, ITewland, built in
1875, is a handsome building of red brick with stone dress-
ings in the Venetian-Gothic style, from designs by Mr. W.
A^tkins ; the concert-room has since been converted into a
theatre.
The LincolnshireAgriculturalSociety,formed ini869 by the
amalgamalion of the North and South Lincolnshire Societies,
has for its object the holding of annual exhibitions of fanning
stock and irtiplements,and toe awarding of prizes to servants
and labourers for continuous service. 'Ilie Society consists
of about i,4xx> members. Tbe offices and councfl-room arf
in St. Benedict's square. Patron, Earl Eirownbw ; secretary,
Mr. S. Upton.
The Linoolnshire Giamber of Agriculture was established
in 1867 for the purpose of discussing subjects connected with
agriculture, and hits about 250 members, with branches at
Boston, Grantham, Louth, Brigg, Spalding and Great
Grimsby.
Lincoln is the depot of the first and second battalions of
the Lincolnshire Regiment, Regimental district No. 12 and
' tbe headquarters of the Roydl North Lincolnshire Militia,
which forqis .the 3rd battalion. The Barracks, situated on
th^ Burton road, and built in 1857 from the designs of Mr.
Goddard, of Lincoln, at a cost of about ^^6,500, form a large
quadrangular building, capable of containing 1,000 stand of
arms. The quadrangle is 346 feet lonf by loa feet wide,
and has offices and diUl shod on the south, and quarters for
six sergeants and, their families on the north. New quarters
for the permanent staff, a detached residence for tbe
adjutant and a hospital were built in 1866.
The old City Gaol and Sessions House, situated at thft
jimction of l^e Lindum and Monks roads, is a bnilding ot
red brick, erected in 1805-9, ^be prison being rebuilt in
1844; it is now disused as a prison and occupied as an
armoury by the volunteers. Within the grounds, and in
front of the Sessions House, stands a Russian gun.
The County Constabulary Oiiioe, erected in i860, and
situated at the top of Monson street, is a large bnck building.
The force consists of 19 superintendents, 13 inspectors, 31
sergeants, 335 police constables, under one chief constable^
Captain P. B. Bicknell; deputy chief constable. Jams*
Miurtyn.
In and around Lincoln are several large maltkilns, cora
warehouses, corn mills, bone mills, seed mills, extonmre
iron foundries and agricultural nutchine works and nursery
grounds ; brick fields, limekilns and wire working are
carried on.
The principal hotels are the Saracen's Head, Great Nor■^
them hotel and the Club Honse hotel, near the station, tbe
Spread Eagle and Monson's Arms, in tbe EUgb street and
the White Hart, above Hill, near the Cathedral.
The newspapers published here are the. ' Liooolnsbire
Chronicle,' establiiriied 1833 (Conservative), Tuesday and
Friday ; ■ Lincoln Gazette and Times,' established 18S9
(Liberal), Friday and Saturday ; and the ' Lincoln
Saturday Chronicle,' a working men's and sporting paper.
The doun^ Hospital, Sewell's road, erected in 1878, at a
cost of ^£33,000, raised by subscription, is a large building gf
red brick in the Renaissance style. The hospital isav«ilable f(V
no patiente; during the vearending December 31, 1883, tbere
were 75s in-patients and! 948 out-patients imder trcstment :
the total income for 1883 was 1^13,783 28s. 7d. The hospital
LB managed by a body of governors, which includes the
physicians and surgems, the Dean of Lincoln and the
mayor, together with the president^ vice-presidents and
treasuritrtare ex-officio governors, and 13 ottDerB are elepted.
PresidenC the Right Hon. Earl.Brpwnlow; house sorgeon,
Mr. E. Colby Sharpin ; matron. Miss C. M. BaacbOToft ;
secretary, Mr. Wm. B. Danby.
The General Dispensary was instituted February iitbf
1836, and formerly occupied premises on GombiU. Tbe
new building, in Silver street, erected in 1879, at a, cost of
£afiaa, from designs of Messrs. Watkins and Scorer, is of
red brick, ii^ the Renaissanpe style,, and consists of rasidence
for medioU officer, consulting^room, 9Ut-patieats' waiting-
room, retiring-room and dispensary : the number of patient*
treated daring thie year 1883 was— home, 1,399 ; out, i,.28i.
The receipts for 1883 amounted to /a,a8a i8». 8d,
Tbe Lunatic Asylum originated Dy tbe bequest, in 1803,
of /loo, left by Paul Pamell esq. towards the erection of
such an institution ; the original building was opened August
35th, 1817 ; the present honiital, erected m 1870, is a spacious
edifice., 360 feet long, with a noble front and portico of tbe
Ionic order. In 18^ a statue of Edward Par4cer Charies-
worth J1.B. who died in 1853 after 33 years' service at
physician of the as^um, was erected. During tbe year
1883 the average number of resident pfitients waa 65 — a8
males and 37 females— and tbe total number under tieatr
ment was 89. President tbe Bight Hon. Lord Monson;
resident medical officer, Arthur P. Russell esq. m.b.,
ii.R.c.p.xdin,. ; secretary, Mr. R. Hall.
There is also a Lyin^in-charity for the relief of poor
married women, established in 1805.
The Lincoln Institution for Norses was founded in 1866,
with a view to provide nurses of character and experience, for
both rich and poor : the nurses connected with the institution
are specially trained at tbe London hospitals, and are sent to
all parts of the kingdom, the poor being entitled to their s«>-
vices without fee ; a stock of things useful to the sick is kept,
which' are lent to those who stand in need of them. "Tbe
institution is under the management of three ladies ; lady
superintendent, Mrs. Bromhead.
. The Lincoln Municipal Charities are managed by. a body
of tbirtaen trostees.
Thomas Sutton, by will dated November 11, 161 1, left a
leasehold estate, which has been sofd and thf proQeeds
invested' ; the whole, producing ,£300 14s. 4d. yearly, is dis-
tributed among twenty of tbe poorest inhabitante of the
city, and by order of the Court of Chancery, 34t}i, May,
1838, extended to any number above twenty in sums of
not less than £8 nor more than ;^i3 ft year each.
John Smith, of London, left m 1653, freehold estates,
which have been sold and the proceeds &vestal ; tbe whole,
producing about ;£'i,ooo yearly is distributed — two- thirds
among the poor of St. Swithin's parish and the remaining
third among the poor of St. Peter-in-Eastgate. ■
l^rs. filizabetli Garmston, in 1798,. left ;^2,oio, which
produces about ^^90 yearly and is i^tributed m St. Martin's
jjiarisb, as follows : — 235. 6d. each quarterly to fire poor
widows; aas. 6d. each quarterly to three poor widows;
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39S.6d. eacb qoarterlj to four poor men; £4 loe. yearly for
locating two posr boys and two poor girls, and 68. gd. each
yearly to forty poor men and women ; 458. each yearly for
three poor men, elected by the minister and chorcD wardens
of St. Martin to receire the interest of a similar charity left
by will of the founder's late husband and in augmentation
of that charity for ever ; ^3 I3S. yearly for repairing and
TtmintjiiniTig an Organ and j^3 las, yearly to the parish clerk,
on condition of his keeping cktan the monument erected to
the memory of the founder's husband.
John Garmston, by will dated May ag, 1770, left the sum
of ;£ 150, which produces £6 15s. annually, and is distributed
in sums of 458. yearly to three poor men of the parish of St.
Martin's.
Sr William Ellis knight, of the Close, Lincoln, in 1633
gave by deed a rent-charge of ;^io, to be distributed among
four poor widows; three to be the immediate widows of
freemen ; the other, appointed by the Dean and Chapter, to
be the widow of a singing man.
Westby's Charity, left by will dated 1786, consists of
jf6io, theinterest of which is distributed among three poor
men and three poor widows of the city above 60 years of
age, each of whom receives aas. 6<i. qnarterljr.
Lyon's Charity consists of £4190 14s. iid. m £3 per Cent.
Conaols, left ki 1804 for poor housekeepers resident in the
(Sty, Bail Of Ctote of Lincoln ; there are five recipiente,' of
14s. 6d. each, quarterly.
Durance's Charity consists of jfiSo, left in 1810, the
interest amounting to £8 as. yearly is for two poor women
above the age of fifty of the parish of St. Martin.
Harvey's Charity consists of ^400, left in 1758 for four
poor freemen of Lincoln, two to be chosen from St. Martin's
paridi : each receives aas. 6d. quarterly.
Holland's Charity consists of ;^35o, left in 1749 for four
poor widows of the parish of St. Martin and for the repair
of the church : the interest is distributed in sums of £^ 3s.
yearly to each of the widows and the ren^ainder appropriated
as directed.
Peter Richier m.d. left in 1728 a T«nt-charge of ^la, now
producing ^9 13s. ; also one-thirdof a rentH:harge of £12,
now reduced to £^ las. upon houses in the Bail : this charity
is distributed in sums of i6s. quarterly to three poor widows
of the city residing below the hill, and 8s. quarterly to two
poor men of St. Michael's parish.
Sir Nicholas Baynton left in 1646 a yearly rent-charge of
;^io npon houses in Lombard street, London, (ot appren-
tMtng poor children.
Sir 'Thomas White, by deed, in 1566, gave ,;ftoo' for ad-
vanciiig by way of loan on bond for 10 years without in-
terest, the sum of £35 each to young men of the city, being
oocnpiers and inhabitants and freemen of the said city,
dotmers to be preferred. The funds are very much in-
creased and now amount to about £600.
Bobert Gale, in 1613, left rent^harges of ^33 to be dis-
tributed amoD^ the poor of the city.
Williasn Knight left a piece of garden, ground, in the
parish of St. Botolph, containing ia.. 3B. 125?. which was sold
and the amount, £1,240 6s. ad. invested in £3 per Cent.
Consols ; the interest is distributed among the poor of the
dty, with the exception of the parishes of St. Swithin and
St. Peter, in Eastgate.
Anthony Acham, by will, doted.. 97th Jtuo, 1638, left a
rent-char^ of j^ia to be distributea in bread among the
poor of Lmooln.
Wriraleswtfrth's charity oon^ti of / 104 4s. 6d. 3} per
Cent. CooaoU; £110 bequeathed by vie will of WiUiam
Wriglesworth, late of Linoolo, dated December 38th, 184^.
the interest is distributed in bread on the 38th February m
every year. ,
Richard Whitton left the interest of £ifioo, for two poor
men and two poor women,, being regular attendants at St.
Maiy-le-Wigford church, and one poor man nnd one poor
woman,- being; members of the Wesleyan Society ;. any sor-
nlos^ after the payment of /5 yearly to each of the above to
be paid to the 'Trnstees of Linton Dispensary.
Mrs. Sfary £^ber Waldo-Sibthorp, on October 33rd, 1875,
left £x(3a to the Ticar of St. Mary-le-Wigford, in tnut for
tbepoor of the parish.
Toe Bede Houses, situated above the Arboretum, and in-
teoded a* lesid^acee for. females ot limited means, were
erected in ^847, and liberally endowed by the .lat« Bev.
Richard Waldo Sibthorp'B.D. : they are fourteen in number,
each with two rooms, a convenient scullery and back yard :
the allowance to each inniate is 98. per week, with three
doles of 7s. each and los. in clothes annually, and a new
dook every fourth ^ear. The well house is a pyramidal
baildingf, ■ covered with roaas, the annexed chapel, named
St. Anne's, and also built by the founder, is a small but
beootifol slnvstore : the .windows are all filled with etamed
glass, and the wiklls stencilled in ooloar ;: there are several
braoes on the walls, recording the names and. deaths of
various members of the Sibthorp family : the Bev. Edwin
Richard Kemp is chaplain, and has a residence adjoining.
Just outside the Great Bar G«te, the southern entrance ol
the lower city, on Swine Green, stood the first of the series
of Crosses, erected by order of Edward I. in memory of
Queen Eleanor, which, commencing at Lincoln, terminated
at Charing Cross. This Cross was repaired at the expense
of the city in 1624, but perished altogether in 1643.
Another cross, sometimes confused with Queen Eleanor's'
Cross, stood higher up the hill, at which place the markets
were held during the prevalence of plague in the city : this
cross was removed in 1600. The other Eleanor crosses were
at Grantham, Stamford, Geddington, Northampton, Stony
Stratford, Woburn, Dunstable, St. Albans, Waltham and
West Cheap.
Brayford is an extensive sheet of water, west of the High
street, and is formed by the Witham, and surrounded with
warehouseji, flour mills and wharves : the views of the upper
part of the city from this point are strikingly beautiful.
The Arboretum, situate in the Monks road, was formerly
a common. oalled "Monks Leys," devoted to the use of
the freemen of Lincoln, but in i6ja the space, which is 13
acres in extent, was tastefully laad out uid planted with
shrubs and flowers, and containa also a small lake : in 18S4
a band stand was erected, at the cost of the local lodge of
Odd Fellows : commanding views oJE the lower part of the
city and country ar? obtained from the terrace.
'rhe Stone Bow which occupies the site of .the south gate of
the lower city, is a large gateway crossing the High street,
a little north of the High Bridge, and flanked by circular
embattled turrets ; the lower storey is of the time of
Richard Ul. and consists ot a central arch, with a postern
on either . side ; the upper story, dating from the time
of Henry VIII. , constitutes the Guildhall, and contains
portraits of Queen Anne, by Kneller, George III. Sir
Thomas White knt. and T. Sutton esq. besides some
ancient and. highly curious chests ; on the south front,
within nidies, are statues of the Holy Virgin and St,
Qabriel, and above is an illuminated clock,. presented by
J. Fardell-Bsq. m.p. for Lincoln in 1830: the interior wa*
refitted in 1845, and is used for iqeetings of the council,
courts lest, court of sewers, charity trustees &c.
There were ancieqtly in the city of Lincoln at its suburbs
three priprtes, four hospitals, and five houses of friars,
of some o(. which remains stQl exist. The priory of St.
Catiierioa, founded in 1148 by Bobert, second Bishop of
Ijin^ln,. for Gilbertine canons, was situated on the . right
band of the .Newark road, . south west of . the Barr gate ;
at its gates the first Eleanor cross was erected, and the
earlier bishops walked hence to their enthronement bare-
foot ; the priory of St. Mary Magdalene, a cell to the
abbey of St. Mary at York, was fonnded in the reign of
Henry II. for Benedictine monks ; its Perpendicular (£apel
now m ruins, stands a mile south-east ; the priory ot St.
Bartholomew existing in 39 Henry HI (1254-5) was for
convert Jews. The hospital of St. Giles was founded by
Bemigius, first bishop of Linooln, for decayed priests, and
the mastership was annexed to the vicars choral in laSo ;
it stood on the Wragby rood, an^ somft remains of its
buildings, of !be thirteenth century, exist; of the hospital
of St. Mary Magdalene, in the eastern suburbs, there"re-
mains part of a tower of three stories ; the hospftal' of
the B«)y Innocents, called also the "Maladene," or
" Malardry," stood in the locality now known as the
." Malanderie fields ; " it was a lacor house, founded by
Bemigius, afid refounded by Henry I. and in 1456-7 was
annexed to the hospital of Burton Lazars; the hospital of
the Holy Sepulchre, fonnded before 1198, was an estab-
lishment of the Gilbertine order. The Austin friars had a
house in Newport, west of the gat& founded in 1S91 ; the
grey friars, as stated above, occupied buildings now in part
existing and used for the Middle school'; the house' of the
Carmelites or white friars (12^) was in Wykeford (Wigford)
where now stands the Midland Bail'way station ; the Black
friars or . Dominicans was established In Broadgajte ia the
time of Edward I. ; and there was also a. house ,of the "de
Socco " order, where afterwards stood the Cantelupe chantry.
Of th^ Ronian city there fu« still various remalntt ; tbi^
include the wall of the sub-deanery, south of the close ; a
wall at right angles to this, between the palace and Vicar's
College ; a wall in Jamos' street and tbe Mint wall, -above
West gate, a huge fragment 40 feet long, 30 feet hi^h,
and 3i feet thick, built of rough stone, Interiiiixed with
courses of Roman brick ; north-west- sf this is the Newport
gate forming the entrance to the dty on the north, and
the only Roman gateway now remaining to any English
city ; it is built ot ferruginous oolite, and originally con-
sisted of a central arcb with smaller ones on either side, as
shown in Archseologia iv. 82 ; but now only fhe upper
portion of the centre arch,. 16. feet -wide and 3 feet 9 in.
thick, and the eastern postern -A Ibet wide are visible^
the piers being underground, jond the VealerB. side buiK
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into a hoiue ; lome portions of the north vail, in which this
gite stood, also remain to the east and west of it. To the
ate Norman .period belongs the Jews' House, on the left
hand side of the Strait at the foot of Steep Hill ; it has good
tvo-light Norman windows, and the arched head of the
entrance, which is enriched with interlaced work, carries a
chimney ; higher up the hill on the right is another Norman
house ; on the east side of the High street, near St. Peter's
at Growts, stands the ancient Merchants' Guildhall, popularly
called " John of Gaunt's stables," the principal front displays
a Transitional circular-headed entrance and flat buttresses
supporting an enriched cornice, the upper window being in
part Early English ; in the rear is another block of similar
character, with Norman windows ; from one window of this
hall, remorel in 1730, Sir John Hussey knt. first and
only baron Hussey of Sleaford was taken to execution in
1537 : nearly opposite, but now greatly modernized, stood
the palace- or mansion of John of Gaunt, which remained
nearly entire until 1737 ; in 1783 the building was further
mntilated, and in 1849 the magnificent oriel window at the
south end was removed by Earl Bron-nlow to the castle
gateway ; some considerable portions of the house are still
standing, and the kitchen retams an elegant Gothic window.
The Burghersh Chantry house, James street, in the north-
east quarter of the Bail, is an edifice of the Decorated period,
and was founded in the reu;nof Edward II. for six chaplains,
with an endowment of ^^j. In almost erery part of the
city and its precincts Roman remains hare from time to
time been met with : in 1836 excavations made in the High ;
street disclosed a portion of the surface of the Roman Ermine I
street, laid down m a kind of concrete with wheel tracks of |
Stone. In 1865, during the construction of the railway from 1
Lincoln to Honington, a fine sepulchral cotfin-shap«l slab |
was discovered in the Malandery Field on the out skirts of
the city ; the slab bears an enriched foliated cross '
with a double or eight-armed cross head, in the centre of
which, through a circular opening appears the head of a 1
female, enwrapped in a kind of headHclress falling on each
side of the face, a vesica-shaped opening, lower down, dis-
plays the hands upraised in prayer, and at the bottom a
smaller circular opening discloses the feet ; around the
margin is an inscription in Norman-French to Juetta, wife
of William de Rauceby, <■. 1360-80. In 1879, April 3, a
Roman milestone of the Emperor M. Piavonius Victorinns
(a.d. 265-367) was found, lymg lengthwise from north to
south, in making the new dram along the Bailgate, just
opposite the norUi entrance of the Lion and Snake inn ; it is
about 8 feet in height, and bears the following inscription: —
IMP CACS
HABCO
PIAVONIO
VICTOBl
NOPPINV
AVO PONT
HAX
TBP.PP
AL.S.M
P.X.IIII
read by the Rev. Prebendary Wordsworth as : " Marco Pia-
vonio Victorino Pio Felice Invicto Augusto Fontifice Maximo
Tribnnicia potestate patre patriee A Lindo Segelocum
milia passunm quatuordedm
In Jnne, 1884, in digging the foundations of the new
houses to be erected on the site of the old Angel Inn, at the
corner of Eastgate and the Bail, a Roman burial place, con-
taining a number of funereal vessels, was discovered. It
consists of a stone chamber, with slightly curved sides,
5ft. loin. long, by a breadth varying from 3ft. ^in. at the
west end to 3ft. lin. in the centre, and 3ft. ^in. high. It
was covered with large undressed slabs, and, at the west
«nd, next the street, a small cell communicated with it by
a short pissage. The floor was of concrete, about 4ft. above
the level of the Roman street. Across the upper end of the
eepnlchre, on a higher level, a furnace was discovered, at
the mouth of which a considerable quantity of wood char-
coal was lying ready for use ; the wall to which it was
attached, the stones of which were reddened by fire, and up
which the flue was carried, was of Norman construction :
the lofty walls exposed by the demolition of the house which
has long concealed them, were those of a Norman tower^
perhaps that over the Port of Eastgate granted by Henry I.
to Alexander, the third Norman Tishop, for his residence
when visiting Lincoln. The piers and jambs of a large portal
discovered at the same time prove that the entrance of East-
gate from the Bail was protected by a gateway, of which
there bad been previously no knowledge ; subsequently the
workmen, whilst extending the digging came upon a quaint
looking IU)man arch, six or eight feet north-east of the stone
chamto- mentioned above, and at right an^ea to it, and
was about six feet high and two feet wide ; leading from the
door of the chamber to the arch was a semi-dronlar path of
concrete, which, after passing through the arch, led to a
small room. On Thursday morning, the 36th June, a
number of urns of large size were disooverad embedded in
lime, containing ashes of the dead, and covered with char-
coal ; not more than twelve or fourteen yards eastward was
found, firmly and well puddled in the earth, a nine or ten
fallon water jar for the use of animals to drink from with a
rain ; still nearer was a well in the centre of a large flat
stone, four feet square, and well worn by the feet ; scattered
about were large square tiles, a packing needle of fine brass
wire with thread wound round it, and also a handsomely
made leaden box with oyster shells and broken pottery.
The following is a list of the several parishes in Lincoln
city, with the population, in i88i, of each : —
BateaMe
Foil. . valae.
Bishop's Palace .... 6 64
Castle Dykings .... 181 331
Cold Bath House .... 5 ' 73
Holmes Common .... 18 1,755
Monks Liberty .... 79 1,527
St. Benedict .... 638 s/>3i
St. Botolph 3,347 8,533
St. John-in-Newport . 500* 1,398
St. Margaret-in-the-Close . 415 3,830
St. Mark 997 5,359
St. Martin 33it§ IS.93'
St. Mary-le-Wigford . 3,555 IS.5'4
St. Mary Magdalen-in-the-Ba0 . 610 3.985
St. Michael 1,353 3,552
St. Nicholas 4,463 J 10,064
St. Paul 820 1,69s
St. Peter-at-Arches . . . • 528 6,334
St. Feter-at-Gowts . . . 6,560 30,648
St. Peter-in-£astgate . . irHSt 4,S07
St. Swithin 7,328 26,300
South Common . ■ . . . 343 2,326
Total . 37.3' 3 £^%^f>^^
* Inclnding 116 In County Hospital
t Including 294 in the Workbouse
X Including 170 In the Barracka & 303 In the Prison
i Including 88 In the Lunxtic Hospital
The number of inhabited houses in i83i was 7,567 ; th^
municipal and parliamentary limits are co-extensive. Tli'i
area is 3,891 acres.
Pabisk Clbrks.
St. Botolph, Charles Johnson, High st. St. Botolph's
St. Mark, Thomas Baker, 14 St. Mark's square
St. Martin, David Dixon Dowman, 3 Victoria street
St. Mary-le-Wigford, Richard Savage, 16 Great Northern s%
St. Mary Magdalene, John Wright, 4 Bailgate
St. Michael, Henry Wright, Gibraltar steps
St. Nicholas & St. John Newport, Obediah Bean, 40 Kings-
ley street
St. Paul, Arthur Rollins Heron, 3 Danes terrace
St. Peter-at-Arches, Henry Barnes, Angel yard. High street
St. Peter-with-St. Margaret-in-Eastgatc, William Sharp, 7
Langworthgnte
St. Peter-at<k)wts, Samuel Charles Basker, 385 High st
St. Swithin, Frederick Bellamy Savage, 33 Sindl street
St. Andrew, Samuel Charles Basker, 385 High street
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p.m.
Post k money order office, 3 Bailgate, William Henry
Lilbnm, receiver .,.'.
Post k money order office, Canwick rood, Alexander
Birkbeck, receiver
Poet k money order office, 108 High street, Francis
Lenthall, receiver
Barton road
Com exchange
Great Northern station
High street (Midland station)
Lindum terrace
Lindnm road
Newlands
Newport
St. Botolph's
St. Catbarine's
Top of High street
ia.iS
la noon
13.15
18.35
13.35
13 noon
13. 10
13.15
13 noon
3-4S
315
6
4
4
3-3S
315
-3-30
2-45
3
315
3
4-S
5-35
S-3S
S-aS
5. 10
6.15
6.4s
7.10
7.10
7
6-45
6.50
6.30
6.30
6.5
6
6-55
6
6
6
,5-5°
6
5-40
KEXBUtS OF FASLIAUEHT.
Charles Seely esq. d.l. , J. p. Brooke bouse, Newport, Isle of
Wight ; F^irzeaown park. Tooting common, Streatbam
s.v. k 26 Princes gate k Reform club <.w., k City
Liberal club e.c. London
Jos^b Rnston esq. Monk's manor, Lincoln, k Norton place.
Bishop's Norton ^
Returning Officer, The Mayor
CODHTT XAOISTSATES FOR UHCOLH PETT7
SESSIONAL DITISIOH (BAIL ft CLOSE).
Honson Lord, Burton hall, Lincoln
Cracroft-Amcotts Edward Weston esq. d.l. Hackthorn,
Lincoln
Clayton Nathaniel es]. d.l. East Cliff house, Lincoln
Conwsy'^Jordon Lieut. <^1. Francis Ingram d.l. Lynwode
Manor, Market Rasen
Hood Sinclair Frankland esq. b.a. Nettleham hall, Lincoln
Hntton Bev. Henry WoUaston m.a. Vicar's court, Lincoln
Mason Lieut.-Col. Edward Snow, St. Ann's house, Lincoln
Shnttleworth Alfred esq. d.l. Hartsholme hall, Lincoln
Stephen His Honor James ll.d. Newport house, Lincoln
Waldo.KbthoTp Montagu Richard esq. m.a., d.l. The
Dower house, Canwick, Lincoln
Wright Saml. Wright esq. B.A., d.l. Brattleby hall, Lincoln
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Swan, 34 Silver street
Petty Sessions are held at the Justice Room, Lincoln Castle,
the ist k 3rd friday in every month at 11.30 a.m.
The following places are included in the Petty Sessional
Kvision: — Aisthonie, Atterby, Barlings, Brampton,
Bransby, Brattleby, Broxholme, Bnrton-by-Lincoln,
Csenby, Carlton (North), Oarlton (South), Ccunmering-
ham, Coates, Dunholme, Fenton, Firsby (East), Firsby
(West), Fillingham, Fiskerton, Qlentham, Glentworth,
Grange de Lings, Greetwell, Hackthome, Hanworth
Cold, Hardwick, Jnsham, Ingleby, Kettletborpe, Nettle-
ham, Newton, Normanby-by-Spital, Norton-Bishop,
Normanby-by-Stow, Owmb^r, Saxby, Saxilby, Scampton,
ficotbern, Snarford, Spridluigton, Stow, Sturtoo, Snd-
brook*, Thorpe-in-the-Fallows, Torksey, Welton, Willing-
ham Cherry
COUKTT MAGISTRATES FQR UHCOLH SOUTH PETIT
SESSIONAL DITISION.
Bergne-Coupland Richard Coupland esq. d.l. Skelling-
thorpe hall, Liuooln
Clayton Nathaniel esq. d.l. East Cliff house, Lincoln
Ellison Major Richard George d.l. Boultham hall, Lincoln
Hutton Rev. Henry Wollaston h.a. Vicar's court, Lincoln
Jarvis George Eden esq. D.L. Doddington hall, Lincoln
L^e-MelvUle Alexander Samuel esq. Longhills, Branston,
Lincoln
Shuttleworth Alfred esq. D.L. Hartsholme ball, Lincoln
Sibthorp Coningsby Charles esq. h.a., d.l. Canwick hall,
Lincoln
Tempest Major Arthur Cecil, Coleby Hall, Lincoln
White Rev. Canon WnUam Spranger h.a. Rectory, Potter
Hanworth, Lincoln.
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Francis Burton,
Lindum road
Petty Sessions are held at the Justices Room, Lincoln Castle,
the ist k 3rd friday in every month at 11.30 a.m.
The following i)laces are included in the Fett)' Sessional
Division : — Bassuigham, Boothby, Boultham, Brace-
bridge, Branston, Canwick, Carlton-le-Moorland, Dun-
ston, Eagle, Eagle hall, Eagle Woodhonse, Haddington,
Harmston, Heighington, Hykeham (North), Hykeham
(South), Meer, Metheringhun, Morton, Navenby, North
Scarle, Norton Disney, Nocton, Potter Hanworth, Skin-
nand, Skellingthorpe, Stapleford, Swinderby, Swioe-
thorpe, Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Thnrlby, Whisby, Wadding-
ton & Washingborough
COXPOBAHOH.
Mayob — Francis Jonathan Clarke
Rboobdeb— Horace Smith esq
Aldermbn.
William Harrison
John Richard Battle
William Cottingham
William Beard
John George Williams
Thomas Martin
Peter Platts Dickinson
George Glasier
Joseph Maltby
CotmClLLOBS.
Upper Ward.
William Watkins
Samuel Stephenson
Sbarpley Bainbridge
Digitized'fe^JisjiJ^JyiC
530 i^ncolnI
LaroOLNSHHtB.
[KELLY'S
, ■ ^ Middle Wnd.
Thomas Charles Bonrne, jan | Heary Pratt
William Tomlfanon Page | John Cocke - '
John Oartledge Smith f Joseph Hartley.
XiOirer Ward.
Bernard Cannon 1 James Wood SIhepherd
George Bumble f William John Warrener
Hugh Wyatt | Fras. Jonathan Clftrke
Town Clerk, Jn. Thos. Tweed, (own clerk's office, Saltergate
Deputy Town Clerk, Henry Kirke Hebb, Silver street
Treasurer, John Scoley Battle, High street
Clerk of the Peace, Thurstan Oeoree Dale, St, Benedict's sq
Coroner, Septimus Lowe l.b.c.p. Bdin. s Cornhill ; deputy,
George May Lowe m.d. s Cornhill
SheritP, Thomas Bell, Normartby house, South park '
Under Sheriff, John George n'illiams, 14 Sliver street
Auditors, Edwin Teesdale k Thomas Stallibrass, St. John's
road, Newport
Chief Constable, William Mansell, Saltetj^Hte
Land Agent, Francis Bartholomew, Waddington
Sohool Attendance OfScer, Edward SendaU, Metberby hill
Waterworks Engineer, Henry Ta^;ue, Saltergate
Mayor's Oaioer,In8pector of DairieS'lc Cewsh^ ti Commoas
Warden, Joaeph Blades, Newland street west
Mayor's & Sheriff's Officer, Town Crier k Bill Poster, John
FoUey, St. Mark's sqnare
Keeper of the Gnildh^, Mrs. E. aimpsen, 8^t«rgate
Sessions House Keeper, Thomas Hancock, Monks road
Public Health Act DxpARTXEm'.
Clerk fc Deputy Town Clerk, Henry Kirke Hebb, Silver street
Treasurer, Thurstan George Dale, St. Benedict's square
Medical Officer of Health k Public Analyst, Charles Harri-
son M.D. Newlands
Surveyor, Bobert Alexander Mac Briar Asoo. H.I.C.B. Stam-
ford Bank chambers, High street
Collectors, Chas. Clarke, 130 Newland st. west ft Francis
William Sparke, s6 Monks road
Inspector of Nuisances k Meat, J. Giles, Stamford Bank
cnambers. High street
Inspector of Weights k Measures, Wm. Mansell, Saltergate
FisE Bbioade.
Tlie City Police Force form the Fire Brigade ; William Man-
sell, Saltergate, superintendent ; George Woodhead, Free
School lane, engineer k fire engine keeper ; FoHoe Sergeant
Richardson, Church road, keeper of the above hill fire
engine
CITT HAQ^^ATSS.
Days of attendance af the PoKoe office, Sessions house, at
10 o'clock a.m. on mon. tues. thurs. k fri. & at 11 a.m.
on wed. k sat
The Blayor k Ex-Mayor.
Monday, John Bichard Battle k Joseph Huston m.p. k Joseph
Mawer Collingham
Tuesday. Theodore Trotter, John Smith, Joseph Maltby,
William Tomlinsnn Page, sen. k Sharpley Bainbridge
Wednesday, Septimus Lowe, Henry Goddard, Charles
Knowles Tomlinson k John Richardson
Thursday, The Mayor, Ex-MajTir, John Hall, William Beard
k Bernard Cannon k any other magistrates
Friday, George Mitchinson m.d. Richard Hall k John Jekyll
Saturday, Nathaniel Clayton, George Glasier, Alfred Shuttle-
worth, Edward Watcrhonse & Lieut.-Col. Edward Snow
Mason
Non-Restdekt Maoistrajtxs.
C. Seeley esq | J. R. H. Keywbrth «sq
J. C: Torry esq. M.» I
Magistrates' Clerk, William Manby, Bank Street chambers
(acting) k Frederiek Andrew, Silver street
1864
1863
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
"75
1376
1377
1378
1879
1:80
1881
i832
1883
LIST OF KATOKS ft
Mayobs.
R.S. Harvey (and)
Richard Hall
William Ashley
John R. Battle
George Glasier
Joseph Ruston
Charles Pratt
William Harrison
C. L. Haghes
Joseph Maltby
W. B. Maltby
William Beard
P. P. Dickinson
Wm. Cottingham
P. J. Clarke
Thos. J .N. Brogdcn
B. Cannon
W. M. J. Warriner
W. T, Page, jun
F. J. Oarkc
SHXSIFFS OF LIHCOUI.
Shbiuffs.
T. Heffeman
T. Pilkington
John Hall
C. L. Hughes
C. Akrill
Wm. Parry
T. Foster
John Giles
William Bainforth
Robert C. Odiing
W. Ashton
H. Nswsom
G. Bainbridge, jim
Chos. Duckering .
Henry Pratt
E. Waterhouse
J. O. Dashper
B. Vickers
F. R. Larken
Wm. W. Bichardaon
OOmOBSIOnES OF SZVXUt ainaay.meellnir M TJaaOh:
Brocklebank John, Bassingham, Newark
Bnrronghes Thos. Hy. 30 Lincoln's Inn fields, London yi.c
Bnrtt G. E. Melbdome, Grantham i .
Burton John, Lincoln
Capes G. H. Saxilby, Idncohi
Crofts E. N. \reIlingore, Grantham '
Ellison Major Bidiard John d.l.,j.f. Bonleham balUdncoln
Dtidding Bev. John tL.jf. Washmgborongh, Lincohi
Ellison Rev. Christopher Cbaries n. A. Vicarage, Bracebridge,
Lincoln
Epton H. G. Newbold, Wraglw
Gibson J. B. Scothome, Lincoln
Howard B. G. F. Temple Bmer, Slisaford
Hutchinson James, Manthorpe lodge, Grantham
Larken Bev. Edmund Roberts m.a. Rectory,Bnrtonj Lincoln
Lutt Rev. Edward Kefford m.a. Vicarage,Harmston, Lincoln
Morley H. N. Leadenham, Grantham
Morton William, North Carlton, Lincoln
Nevile Ralph Henry Christopher, WeHingore hall, Lincoln
Nelson Rev. Canon Thomas Sherlock m.a. St. Peter's
rectory, Lincoln
Paddison Edward, Ingleby, Saxilby, Lincoln
Paddison C. F. South Carlton, Lincoln
Toynbee Bobert, Atherston houss, Eastgate, Lincoln
Trotter Theodore, Monk's tower, Lincoln
West John, Dunholme, Lincoln
The Mayor, Sheriff, Alderman ft Town Clerk of Linoohi
Clerks, Danby ft Sou, a Bank street
Bailiff i Collector, John Lnmley Bajner, a Bank street
nrSTTBAHOE GOMPAXT.
Midland Counties Fire, Life ft Hailstorm, Silver street,
Benjamin Vickers esq. secretary
IH8URAHCE AOEXTS.
British Empire Mutual Life, J. Atkinson, 54 Stanley terrace ;
William Hall, 3 Swan street ; George Kneen, 13 Sewell's
walk ; W. Moses, 129 High street ; A. E. Rodgers, 8 South
park ; J. Smeeton, 34 Park
Clerical ft Medical, John George Wffliams, Silver street
General Life ft Fire, R. Wright, aj Strait
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Limited, S.
Abbott, 184 High street '
Hand-iii-Hand, G. F. Simpson, aga High street
Imperial Fire, W. T. Page, Stone bow, High street;
'Ttqmbee ft Larken, 6 Bank street
Lancashire Fire & Life, Thomas Chaloner, i8a High street
Law Fire, W. St. C. Smyth, Com exchange
I<aw Union Fire ft Life, John George Wilhams, Silver street
London Assurance, William T. Fb^ jun, Flazen gate
London ft Lancashire Fire ft Life^ W. St.C. Smyth, Corn
exchange
National Provincial Plate Glass, Thos. Chaloner, i8a High st
Northern, W. Harrison, Bank street ; W. Turtle, i Corimill ;
J. T. Tweed, i Saltergate
Norwich ft London, George Lewis, Silver street
Norwich Union Fire, Swan ft Bourne; Thomas Martin,
Castle villa, Drnry lane; Peppercorn ft Wilcock, aa
Guildford street
Ocean, Railway ft General, Thomas Chaloner, iBa High st
Phoenix Fire, Frank Clarke, Brayford wharf
Provincial Life, W. St. C. Smyth, Com exchange
Provident Life, Keyworth & Co. Brayford
Reliance Mutual Life, Henry Priestland, National schools.
Silver street ; H. C. Wilson, 53 Monson street
Royal Exchange, William Newton, 391 High street
Scottish Equitable Life, W. T. Page, jun ; W. St. CiSra)^
Com exchange >
Scottish Amicable, T.-B. Richardson, High street
Scottish Provincial Fire ft Life, Fennell ft Son, High street
Standard Life, William Ashley, 183 High street.) E. Brown,
Lincoln ft Liiidse'y Bank ; .f. Wiiliamsuu, ago High street
Snu Fire, Michael Ih'ury, Palfrey chambers, Silver street .
West of England, Alexandra Trotter, Bank street
PUBLIC E8TABLISH1I2HT8.
Arboretnm, Monks road. Rice Hodson, manager
Butter Market, High street
Cattle Markets, Monks lane
City Fire Engine House, St. Swithin's square, George
Woodhead, keeper
Corn Exchange ft New Market, Cornhill, High street;
Frederick Andrew, sec; George BacDn, man. ft collector
Corn Return Office, Corn Market hall
Castle, Castle hill
County Assembly Rooms, Bulgate, Jn. "Rios. Barrowday.sec
ConnQr Court ; office. Bank st. ; His Honor James Stephen
LL.D. judge ; Field Uppleby, registrar ; John Uppleby 8.
Smith, high bailifF ; Arthm' Bean, :chieF clerk ; John L.
^'Bayner, niiliff; the court is held montUy at the City
Sessions House, Lindnm road : the following parishes 'or
Digitized by VjUUV IC
DIRBCTORT.]
LmCOLNSHIBE.
LINCOLN. 531
^aces are within its Jmriadiction : — ^Aisthorpe or East
Thorpe, Apley, Anbonrn, Barlings, Bardney, Bardney
Daries, BootUiy or Boothby Oranoe, Boultham, Brace-
bridge, Bracebridge Cottages, Branstoa, Branston Fen,
Bramrton Booths, Brsttleby, Broxholme, BoUicfton, Bur-
ton, Canwidc, Canuneringham, Carlton (North), Carlton
(South), Coleb^, Coleby Heath, Doddington, Dunholme,
Dnnholme Mickleholme, Dunholme Lodge, Dunholme
Brickyards, Dunston, Dnnston Heath, Dunston Fen,Eagle,
Eagle Hall, Eagle Moor, Eagle Woodhoiue, Eagle Barns-
dale, Firsby (Bist), Firsby (West), Fiskerton, Fulnetby,
Fnzehill, (xoltho, Orange-de-Lings, GreetTrell, Gmbbffl,
Hackthom, Haddington, Hanworth Potter, Kmirorth
Booths, Hanworth Fen, Harmston, Hathow, Heighington,
He^hington Fen, Hoplane, Hodsham, Hykeham (North),
Hykeham (South), Ingleby, Ingham, Kingtborpe, Lang-
worth, Longhills, Lincoln, Marlborough, Mere, Methering-
ham, Metheringham Heath, Metheringham Tan Vats,
Hetheringfaam Fen, Metheringham Barf, Navenby, Nettle-
ham, Newbsll or Newbold, Nocton, Nocton Heath, Nocton
Fen, Rand, Beasby, Bepham, Siseholme, Byland, Saxilby,
Scampton, Scothome, ShortFerry, Skellingthorpe, Snake-
holme, Skinnand, Southrow, Spridlington, Staintan,Stain-
field, Sndbrooke, Swallow Beck, Swinethorpe, Thoipe-in-
tlie-Fallows, Thorpe-on-the-Hill, Tillbridge, Waddi^;ton,
Washingborongh, WashiDgboTOiigh Fen, Welton, WEisby
k Willingbam Cherry.
Comity Hall, Castle yard, Frederick Qaipp, keeper
Coimty News Room, Castle hilt, Charles J. Broomhead,
secretary & treasurer
County HMpital, Sewells road, Coningsby, Charles Sibthorp,
treasurer; Oeorge Hitchinson H.I>. k Charles Harrison
K.D. physicians; Thomas Sympson I.B.C.P. Bdin. Septimas
Lowe, Charles Brook k Thomas Marshall Wilkinson
l,.B.c.p. Bdin. surgeons ; Edward Colby Sharpin L.B.C.P.
Edin. boose surgeon; Rev. James Stock b.a. chaplain;
Wiiliam Barr Danby, Bank street^ secretary & acting
treasurer ; Miss C. M. Beachcroft, matron
City Police Oifice, Saltergate, William Msnsell, chief con-
stable ; the force consists of i chief constable ; i mspector,
I detectire, 6 sergeants & s3 constables
County Police,8tatians atAlford,Barton,Boston,BoDTn,Brin;,
Epworth, Gainsborough, Grantham, Grimsby, HoIbea(£,
Horncastle, Lincoln, Louth, Market Basen, Sleaford,
Spalding, Spilsby, Winterton & Wragby ; Central station,
38a High street, Capt. Philip BickneU, chief constable;
James Martyn, deputy diief constable. Lincoln division
(parts of Luidsey), 383 High street; George Trnelovf,
superintendent, a sergeants, 8 constables. South division
(Kesteven), St. Catherine's, George Cabonrne, superin-
tendent & 10 constables
Freemasons' Hall, Newland
GaOdhall, over the Stone bow, High street
H.M. Prison, Greetwell road. Major Edward] Mackay,
goyemor; Ber. Hallord Adcock s.ii. chaplain; Oeorge
• Mitchinson m.d. medical officer ; J. Bider, chief warder ;
3Iiss Helen UoGeoch, matron; Henry Whitmore, gover-
nor's derk & schxmlmaster ; J. H. Duncan, clerk k acting
storekeeper
Inland Berenne Office, High street, John Grannan, col-
lector & dnef distributor of stamps; William Jackson,
surveyor of taxes ; William Robertson, chief clerk ; Patrick
Francis John MacDonald & Jdin Joseph Murray, clerks;
John I^me Armstrong, supervisor; Alfred Jolm Carter,
ist division ; Albert Charles Fannell,and division ; Thomas
Henry Harrison, 3rd division ; Patrick O'Flynn, ist ride
Institution for Nurses, Greestone terrace, Mrs. A^qoe Brom-
head, lady snpt. ; Rev. Cbnon Barrett, chaplain.; Miiss C.
F. J. Marshall, matron
Judge's Lodgings, Castle hill, Mrs. Mary Collins, housekpr
I.«inooln Diooesim Architectural Society, Silver street, Bsv.
G. T. Harvey, sec
HJuicoln Diocesan Board of Education, Bev. J. Hays, tun;,
sec. Meetings held quarterly in the vestry of lancoln
Cathedral
Utincain General Dispoisvy, Silver street, George Hitchin-
son x.D. & Charles Harrison M.i). physicians; Thomas
Sympaoo i^».cJ?.adia. Charles Brook k Thomas Marahall ,
Willansoa m.ap.Bdin. surgeons; William. Arthur
Carline u.D. k Charles Gerald Dalton, assistant medical
officers ; Frederick Charles Flummer Howes XJ>. house
sargetm ; William Dean, secretary k Mrs. Whitelamb,
boosekeoper
I.,UK»ln Stock Library, Mint lane, A. E. Leslie Melville,
librarian ; Miss B. Birkett, sub-librariau
I^incsia k Ltnoolnshire Penitent Females' Qonaej.Oailipes
road, Bev. E. B. Lariun X.A. hon, sec
X^xzicolnsbae .AgticaKvul Soci^y, 9t. Benje^'s fgtum;'
Stephen Upton,- sect - . .. -< !
{^.xxicolnshiie Chamber of Agriciiltiira, %.j3«ne(U(A'symiSW«^; .
Stephen Upton, sec
Lniutic Hosratal, Asylum road, Oeorge Mitchinson x.d. k
William O'Neill m.d. physicians; Thomas Sympson
L.s.c.p.Bdin. k Charles Brook, surgeons ; Arthur Pickston
Bussell H.B. resident medical superintendent ; Ber.
Edmund Roberts Larken M.A. cba^ain; Coningsby C.
Sibthorp esq. treasurer ; Richard Hall, secretary ; B. C.
Carline k Rev. O. T. Harvey, auditors; Hiss Unnro,
matron
New Market House, Comhill
Oddfellows' Hall, Unity square, Charles Hopewell, sec
Probate Court, Exchequer gate, John Swan, dist. registrar
Public Cemetery, Canwick road, Thurstan G. Dale, clerk k
registrar ; John Unipp, superintendent
St. Anne's Bede Houses, Sewells road
St. Peter's k St. Margaret's-in-Eastgate Cemeterjr, Lang-
worth gate, Thomas rilkington, clerk to the burial boanl
k refpstmr
St. Swithin's Cemetery, Bosemary lane, F. C. Brogden,
clerk to the burial board
Skin Yard k Public Slaughter House, Butchery k Meat
Markets Co. Butchery street, Nathan Clapham, inspector
Stamp Office, Inland Revenue Office, High street, John
Grannan, distributor; office hours from 9 a.m. tiU 4
p.m. ; sat. i p.m
Temperance Hall, St. Swithin's square
Theatre Boyal, King's Arms yard. High street, Boberts,
Archer k Bartlett, lessees
HIUTABT.
Begimental District No. 10. The Lincolnshire Begiment ;
depot of 1st k and Battalions, Barracks, Burton road ;
Lieut. -Col. Commanding Regimental District, CoL R. W.
Hinzman, paymaster regimental district ; Major B.
Mc. I. Nott staff paymaster ; Lieut. W. L. Cox, acting
adjutant
3Td Battalion Lincolnshire Begiment, Royal North
Lincolnshire Militia; head-quarters, Burton road; Col.
Lord Monson, lient.-col. commanding ; Lieut. C. A. Swan,
instructor of musketry ; Capt. T. L.W.Dowling, adjatant ;
H. Hnnt, qnarter-master ; surgeon-Major OeorgeMitchin-
son M.K.a.c.P.irel. ; Surg.-Major Charles Brook, medical
officers
Lincolnshire Regiment (ist Volunteer BattaUon) comprising
A, B, C D, E, F, G, H, I, Ji K companies ; h^d-quarters,
Old City Gaol, Monks road ; P. K. Seddon, lieut.-col. ;
Major Frederick Charlesworth Kennedy, adjntant ; Peter
Platta Dickinson, quarter-master ; Surgeon-Major J. W.
Walker isC. B. Moody, surgeons; H. George m.d. H.
Wright, T. M. Wilkinson, E. W. Barton k F. J. Walker,
acting sui^ieons ; Rev. Prebendary R. Ainslie h.a. Rev.
F.B. Blenkm 11.A. k Rev. G. Hogarth m.a. bon. ch^lains ;
Rev. Prebendary W. J. Williams jc.a. Rev. W. T. Hindley
Bjl. Rev. W. W. Layng m.a. k Bev. Prebendary A, 8.
WQdev. A. acting chaplains ; (A.Co. )Major Edwd.F.Sandon,
(B.Co.) Capt. Bichard J. Ward k (C.Co.) Oapt. Thonuu C.
Bourne, commandants ; T. M. Wilkinson, surgeon k Rev.
F. B. Blenkin, hon. chaplain to A B & C Cos
UHCiOLX trxtOH.
Board day alternate tuesdays at the workhouse at 11 a.m.
Lincoln union, formed in 1836, comprises 99 parishes : —
Linoobi — ^Benedict, Saint ; Bishop's Palace, Botolph, Saint ;
Otstle. Dykings, Cold Bath House, Holmes Common,
Soath Cmnmon, John,. Saint ; Margaret, Saint ; Mark,
Saint ; Martin, Saint ; Mary-le-Wigtord, Saint ; Mary
Magdalen,Saint ; Michael,3aint ; Monks Liberty, Nicholas,
Saint ; Paul, Saint ; Pfiter-Bt-Arches,Saint ; Peter-at-Oowts,
Saint; Peter-in-Eastgate, Saint; Swithin, Saint; Ais-
thorpe, Apley, Anbouxn, Bardney, Barlings,. Boothby,
BonJtbJun, Bracebridge, Branston, Brattleby, Broxholme,
Bullington, Burton, Cainby, Cammeringham, Canwidi,
Carlton, (North), Carlton (South), Coleby, Coulstead,
Doddington, Ounhnhne, Dunston, Eagle, Eagle Hall, Eagle
Woodhonse, Faldingworth, Firsby (East), Firsby (West),
Fiskerton, Friesth'orpe, Fulnetby,Goltho, Grange-ae-linn,
Greetwell, Hackthom, Haddington, Hanworth (Cold),
Hanworth (Potter), Harmston, Heighington, Holton
Beckering, Hykeham (North), Bjrkeham (South), Ingham,
Mere, Metheringham, Mortoo, Navenby, Nettleiuun, New-
ball, Nocton, Normanby, Owmby, Rand, Reepham, Rise-
holme, Saxby, Saxilby with Ingleby, Scampton, Svotbom,
Skellingtiuirpe, Skinnand, Snarfoid, Suelland, Spridling-
ton, StainfieKl, Stainton. Sndbrook, Swinethorpe, Thorpe-
iorthe-Fallows, Thorpe:on-therH01. Waddington, Wash-
ingborough, Welton, Whiaby, Wickenby, Willingham
Qhercy ; the population of the union in 1881 was 64,512 ;
rateame value, Z376>,709
Clerl^ to the Guarc[iaQS,Win.Barr Danby, a Banik st.LincoIn
TrcMsurer, Arthur Henry L. Melville, 'Hie Bank, Linooli)
CkiUactoT* to the, Guardians k ^lievfng Officers,' No. .(
district, James Reeve, Rose fiUa, Sooth park, Linoidik;
532 LINCOLN.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
No. 3 diatrict, Thomas Morris, St. Miciutel's terrace,
Lincoln ; No. 3 district, Frank Roberts, Washingborough ;
No. 4 district, William Scott Eddison, Welton
Vaccination OfBcers, South & North Registration districts,
Charles Taylor, Grantham street, Lincoln 1 Home Regis-
tration District, Thomas Dixon, 9 Prospect terrace, Lincoln
Medical Officers k Public Vaccinators, No. i district, Albert
Loois Peacock, 3 Silver street, Lincoln ; No. 3 district,
Charles Uerald Dalton, 123 High street, Lincoln ; No. 3
district, George Johnson, Heighington ; Nn. 4 district,
Andrew Campbell L.B.C.P. adin. Narenby ; No. 5 district,
Cyril John Williams i,.b.c.p. idin. Metheringham ; No.
6 district, W. Hamilton Allen B. a., k.b. Bardney ; No. 7
district, Maurice S^arle Barton, Market Rasen ; No. 8
district, Septimus Lowe l.s.c.p. Bdin. 5 Cornhill, Lincoln ;
No. 9 district, Geor^ Sutton Bonlton I..B.C.P. idin. Ing-
ham ; No. 10 district, Horace Rainbird L.iLC.P. Bdin.
Saxilby ; No. iz district, Charles Gerald Dalton, 133 High
street, Lincoln ; No. 13 district, Frederick Hall, Wragby
Superintendent Registrar, William Barr Danby, 2 Bank st.
Lincoln ; deputy, George Elwick, Union Workhouse,
Iiincoln
Registrar of Births k Deaths, Lincoln South-west sub-dis-
tricts, Frank Roberts, Washingborough ; Lincoln Home
sub-district, Henry Holmes, Grantham street, Lincoln ;
Lincoln North-east sub-district, William Scott Eddistm,
Welton
Registrar of Marriages, Joseph Broughton, i St. Nicholas
lane, Lincoln ; k WilUam Dean, Northgate, Lincoln'
Workhouse, erected in 1837-S, at a cost of j^i 1,000, is
pleasantly situated on the hill, near the Lunatic Hospital ;
It is commodious k well arranged : it has undergone
considerable alterations k has been enlarged under the
direction of Mr. Walkin, architect, having addition of
children's dormitories, day-rooms, school-rooms k play-
ground : the whole alterations having been completed in
1880, at a cost of about ;f 13,000 ; Rev. Canon James
Michaelmas Barrett m.a. chaplain ; Albert Louis Peacock,
medical officer ; George Elwick, master ; Mrs. Elwick,
matron ; Charles Moore, schoolmaster ; Mrs. Emily H.
Moore, schoolmistress
RuBAL Sanitabt Authobitt.
Clerk, William Barr Danby, 3 Bank street, Lincoln
Treasurer, Arthur Henry L. Melville, The Bank, Lincoln
Medical Officer of Health, Charles Harrison 11.D.30 Newland,
Lincoln
Inspector of Nuisances, Robert Wright,Sewells walk,Linooln
ScBOOL Attendance Comuittee.
Clerk, William Barr Danby, 3 Bank street, Lincoln
Attendance Officers, Robert Wright, Sewells walk, Lincoln ;
William Scott Eddison, Welton ; k Edward Sendall,
Motherby hill, Lincoln
PUBUC OFFICERS-
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Chas. Harrison M.D. 30 Newland
Clerk to St. Swithin's Burial Board, Fredk. Chas. Brogden,
38 Broadgate
Clerk to St. Peter's k St. Margaret-in-Eastgate Burial Board,
Thomas Pilkington, 30 Eastgate
Clerk to the Commissioners of Land Tax k to the Charity
Trustees, Thurstan George Dale, St. Benedict's square
Clerk to Commissioners of Income k Property Tax for the
Bail k Close of Lincoln k to the Visitors of the County
Asylum, Robert Toynbee, 6 & 7 Bank street
Clerk uf Gaol Sessions for the County, John Francis Burton,
Lindum road
Clerk to the Assessment Committee of Lincoln Union k
the Dunham Bridge Co. John William Danby, 2 Bank st
Clerk to Commissioners of Sewers, John William Danby
Clerk to ist k 3rd District Commissioners for Drainage by
the River Witham & to the Greetwell District Dramage
Commissioners, John Francis Burton, Lindum road
Clerk to Freeman's Commons Trustees, Washingborough k
Heighington A Branston Islands Drainage Trustees,
Richard John Ward, 31 Silver street
Clerk to the Governors of Lincoln Grammar School, John
Swan, St. Benedict's square
Clerk to the Magistrates for the Parts of Lindsey, John
Swan, 34 Silver street
Clerk to the Metheringham k Dunstan t Washway Drainage
Commissioners, Frederick Andrew, Silver street
Clerk to the West Drainage Commissioners, North district,
Walter Turner Toynbee, 6*7 Bank street
Clerk to the West Lincoln Drainage Commissioners, South
district, William Carline, 37 Silver street
Clerk to the Urban District School Attendance Committee,
John Thomas Tweed, High street
Collector of Inland Revenue, Edward Jn. Qrannan, High st
' C Hector of Taxes, E Jward John Grannan, High street
Clerks to the Witham Navigation Co. A. B. t J. F. Burton,
Lindum road
Deputy Coroner for Kesteven k part of Lindsey District,
Freaerick Andrew, Silver street
Deputy Steward of the Manor of Fiskerton, John George
Williams, 14 Silver street
District Registrar of the Court of Probate, John Swan, 34
Silver street
H. M. Inspector of Schools, J. H. Davies esq. Lonan house,
St. Catherine's
Inland Revenue Officers, Alfred John Carter, Granville ho.
Carline road, ist division ; Albert Charles Pannell, 36
Carholme road, 3nd division ; Thomas Henry Harrison,
68 Newlands, 3rd division ; Patrick O'Flynn, ist ride
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Thurstan George Dale, St.
Benedict's square
Public Analvst for the Coimty, Septimus Lowe L.B.C.P. Edin.
5 Cornhill
Stamp Distributor, Edward John Grannan, High street
Steward of the MamoT of Eagle k Mere Hospitals, John
George Williams, 14 Silver street
Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Jn. Lane Armstrong, High st
Surveyor of the Bail of Lincoln, Henry Kirke HebD,Silver st
Surveyor of County Bridges k County Sewers, Jas. Thropp
CI. 5 Corn Exchan^ arcade
Surveyor of Taxes, William Jackson, High street
Treasurer to the City Charities, Fredk. Andrew, Silver st
Under Sheriff for the County of Lincoln (acting;, Alfred
Barrand Burton, Lindum road
Warder of the Commons, Joseph Blades
UHCOLH DIOCESE.
1869 Bishop, The Right Rev. Christopher Wordsworth D.o.
Riseholme palace, Lincoln
1877 Bishop Suffragan of Nottingham, Right Rsv. Edward
Trollope d.d. Rectory, Lrasiiuham, Lincoln
187a Dean, Very Rev. Joseph Wuliams Blakesley b.d.
Deanery, Lincoln
Canons Residbntiabt.
1863 Ven. William Frederick John Kaye 11.A. Archieacjary.
Lincoln k Riseholme rectory, Lincoln
1867 Edmd.Venables >i.A.The Preoentory, Line iln, precentor
1877 Edward Tucker Leeke M..4. The Chancerj-, Lincoln,
chancellor of the church
1878 Jacob Clements h.a. Sub-deanery, Lincoln, sub-.lein
Abchdeacons.
1863 Lincoln, Ven. William Frederick John Kaye >i. a. Arch-
deabonry, Lincoln k Riseholme rectory, Lincoln
1867 Stow, Right Rev. Edward Trollope "d.o. Rectory.
Leasingtiam, Sleaford
Canons Non-besidentiaby ob Pbebbnds.
Prtbendi. PnbeiidarUs.
184s Aigarby, John Henry Podey B.D. Rector}-, Scatter,
Kirton-in-Lindsey
1858 Sutton-in-Marisco, George Beatson Blenkin m.a.
Vicarage, Boston
1861 Manton St. Lawrence, Edward Garfit u.a. Rectory,
Harlaxton, Grantham
X863 Milton Minor-with-Binbrook, George Gresley Perry
M.A. Rectory, Waddington, Lincoln
i86a Bedford Minor, Augustus Sutton h.a. Rectory, Wciit
Tofts, Brandon
1863 Nassington, Albert Sidney Wilde H.A. Rectory, Loath
1864 St. Martin, Lincoln, Robt. Ainslie ic.A.Chingrord, Essex
1864 Langford Magna, Thomas Mosse Macuonald ii.a.
Rectory, Kirsal, Manchester
1865 Biggleswade, Hector Nelson M.A. Training coUegp.
Lincoln
1866 Centum Solidornm, Evelyn Hardolph Harconrt-Vemii;>
B.s.c.L. Grove hall, Retford
1867 Milton Ecclesio, Francis Morse k.a. St. MiryV
vicarage, Nottingham
1868 Caistor, Hippesley Maclean x.a. Vicarage, Caistor
1868 Leighton Beandesert, Arthur Brook X.A. Rwtory.
Hackney e
1868 Clifton, Thos. Butler )f.A. Wilderhope ho. Shrewsbury
1869 South Scarle, Charles Nevile x.a. Rectory, Stow,
Lincoln
1869 Welton Brinkhall, West Wayet H.A. Vicarage, Pinch-
beck, Spalding
1869 Empingham, Frederick Meyrick h.a. Rectory, BUck-
ling, Aylsham, Norfolk
1870 Ketton, Edward Moore x.a. Parsonage, Spalding
1871 Welton Rivall, James Michaelmas Barrett U.A. St.
Margaret's vicarage, Linocdn
1871 St. Mary Crackpot, Ven. Broogh Molthy m.a.
Vicarage, Famdon, Nework-on-Trent
1873 Owlton-cam-Thurlby, Peter Young x.a. Rectory,
North Wilhain, Ornnthom
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Prtbndt. Prtbtndaria.
1883 Norton Episcopi, Arthur John Ingram m.a. St.
Margaret'* rectory, Flnabnry sqnare, London e.e
1884 Loath, John Bond k.a. Bectory, Anderby, Alford
1873 Ghancellor of the Diocese, Worsbipfol Walter Greorge
F. PhilUmore ll.d. 86 Eaton place, London w
MiNOK Canons ob Priest-Vicabs (a Corporation).
s86i Henry WoUaaton Hutton k-a. Vicars' court, Lincoln,
provost
1865 James Mansell M.A. Vicars' court, Lincoln
I 1865 Creorge Tvson Harvey m.a. Vicars' court, Lincoln
1875 ArthnrRolandMaddisonM. A.,s.c.i..,p.s.A.,Vic8rs' court,
Lincoln, librarian k sacristan
Bishop's Ceaplains.
Jacob Clements X.A. Sab-deanery, Lincoln
Albert Sydney Wilde M.A. Bectory, Loath
Francis Morse m.a. St. Mary's vicarage, Nottingham
Arthur Brook m.a. Bectory, Hackney e
Bishop's Examinino Chaplains.
Edward Tucker Leeke m.a. The Chancery, Lincoln
Frederick Meyrick m.a. Rectory, BUckling,Aylsham, Norfolk
John Wordsworth H.A.Brasenose col. k i Keble ter. Oxford
Diocesan Inspector of Schools, David Sntton Matthew m.a.
Oreetwell road, Lincoln
Begistrar of the Diocese, Jn. Swan esq. 34 Silver St. Lincoln
B^gistrar of the Archdeaconries of Stow & Lincoln, John
Swan esq. 34 Silver street, Lincoln
Secretary to the Bishop, W. Smith esq. West parade,Linooln
SUHTEYOBS OF EcCLBSIASTICAI. DILAPIDATIONS.
James Fowler esq. Louth
Henry Ooddard esq. High street, Lincoln
Thomas 0. Hine esq. Nottingham
Herbert Kirk esq. Sleaford
William Bliss Sanders esq. Nottingham
John Wigram esq. South Collingham, Newark
Organist Ic Master of the Boys, John M. W. Yoong
Four Choristers, eight Burghersh Chanters, eight Super-
numaries
Lay Clerks, T. Plant (lay vicar), Jn. Barraclough (l«r vicar),
H. Lumley, W. Pullein, E. Donkerton, O. T. Hemsley,
G. Hadley, E. Jackson, Jn. Orange, D. E. Hirst k J. B.
Sedgwick
Chapter Qerks, John k Robert Swan esqrs. Lincoln
Architect, J. L. Pearson esq. 46 Barley street, London w
Surveyor to Dean k Chapter, Samuel Vessey esq. Hahon
Bolgate
Vergers, George LogsdaH k Joseph Greening
Representatives in Convocation, Proctor for the Chapter,
Rev.Oanon Clement ; Proctors for the Clergy, Rev. Canon
Wilde m.a. ; Rev. Canon Perry B.A
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Hrvtoes.
CATHEDRAL CHDRCH OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, 10.30 a.m. 3t4p.m. ; daily, 7.4s * 10 a.m. 44p.m.
CHCRCHES.
PrAends. Prebendaria.
1873 Gretton, Fidder Hemmans h.a. Vicarage, Holbeach
1873 Kilsby, Heniy Leigh Bennett m.a. Bectory, Thrybergh,
Rotherham
1873 Stow-in-Lindsey, Freiderick Prettyman b.d. Bectory,
Great Carlton, Louth
1874 All Saints, Hnndergate, T. Sherlock Nelson H.A. St.
l%ter-at-Arches rectory, Lincoln
1874 Buckden, J. Henchman Crowfoot m.a. Bishop's
hous?, Lincoln
1874 Coringham, William John Williams m.a. Vicarage,
Gainsborough
1874 Oarlton-cnm-Dalby, Henry Sharpe Disbrowe mji. Rec-
tory, Bennington, Boston
1875 Sanctie Cnicis, James Allan Smith m.a. Trinity
vicarage, Nottingham
1875 Melton Ross-with-Scamblesby, Arthur Wright m.a.
Rectory, Coningsby, Boston
1875 SeKiginta Solidomm, Richard Bullock x.a. Trinity
vicarage, Leeds
1875 North Kelsey, Samuel Resmolds Hole m.a. Caunton
manor, Newsrk-on-Trent
1876 Decem Librarum, George Langton Hodgkinson m.a.
Trinity vicarage, Gainsborough
1876 St. Botolph, Lincoln, Jamee Tofton Bartlet h.a. The
Old palaoe, Lincoln
1876 Brampton, Wm. Spranger White m.a. Bectory, Potter
Hanworth, Lincoln
1876 Welton Westhall-with-Gorehall, Gordon FVederic
Deedes m.a. Vicarage, He]rdor, Grantham
1877 Lafford, alias New Sleaford, Cecil Edward Fisher M.A.
Hagworthingham rectory, Spilsby
1877 Fiurendon, Henry Wollaston Hutton m.a. Vicars' court,
Lincoln
1878 Dunholme, Arthur John Worlledge m.a. Clerg}' school,
Leeds
1879 Stow Longa, John Henry Overton M.A. Vicarage,
Legbonrn, Louth
1880 Stoke, Samnel Lodge m.a. Scrivelsby rectory, Horn-
castle
1880 Leicester St. Margaret, John Edward Cross m.a.
Vicarage, Appleby, Doncaster
z88i Bedford Major, Vernon Wollaston Hutton H.A. Rectory,
Sneinton, Nottingham
1881 Leighton Ecclesia, Henry Jemson Tebbntt m.a. St.
Andrew's vicarage, Nottingham
1883 Aylesbury, Arthur Bobert Pennington u.A. Rectory,
Utterby, Looth
1883 Welton I'wnshall, John Hays m.a. Rectory, Navenby,
Grantham
1883 Liddington, Thomas Skelton B.D. Rectory, Hickling,
Melton Mowbray
1883 Langford Ecclesia, Frederick Heathcnte Sutton m.a.
Rectory, Brant Broughton, Newark-on-Trent
1883 All Saints, Thorngate, George Edwin Pattenden ll.d.
Grammar Sch<m house, Boston
%• B, signifies Rectory, v. Vicarage, P.O. Perpetnal Coraey.
Name.
St. Andrews, P. c
St. Anne's (Bede Honse Chrii)
St. Botolph, V
St. Mark, T
St. Martin, v
St. Mary-le-Wigford, v..
St. Mary Magdalene, b.
St. MidiaelfV.
St. Nicholas with St. John,
Newport, T «
St. Pad, B.
St Peter- at •Arcbei, b. I
with St. Benedict, t. i
St. Peter-in-Eastgate, v. j
with St. Margaret, v. t
St Peter-at-Gowts, v.
St Swithin, ▼
Incumbent.
Rev. Walter Wanstall m.a
Rav. Edwin Richard Kemp, ciuqplain
warden
Rev. Andrew B. C. Ramsay B.A
Rev. James Mansell B.A
Rev. John Joseph Foy
Rev. Edgar Wharton M.A
Rev. George Tyson Harvey m.a. ..,
Rev. George Browne Jameson M.A..
Rav. F. Beatson Blenkin m.a..
Rev. Nathaniel H. Sumner....
Rev. Thomas Sherlock Nelson 11. a..
Rev. James M. Barrett k.a
Rev. James Weston Townroe ...
Rav George Henry I^att m.a.,
B. John the Baptist k JAa I
(he Evaogehtt OatboBol
Church I Silver street..
Times of Services.
8 k 11a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.; daily, 5a.in. k7.3op.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. k fri. 7 p.m
II a.m. fc6.3op.m
ti a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; dail;|r, to a.m.; wed.7p.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; daily, 8.30 a.m. ; wed.
7.30 p.m
II a.m. t6.3op.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m
II a.m.k6.3o p.m
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m ; daily, 8 pjn
9a.m. xiajn. k6.3o p.ni.>
Very Rev. William Canon ( daily, 8 k 8.30 •.m. k
Croft,priast | thurs. 7.30 p.m
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B«!>ti>t..;.„ u..>....
BaptiatO>ngragatioDB)
Ctrngragatioiml. ...
OongregatianaL .«
CongregationaL _.
Coogregstioiud (
Coogregatibnal 1
PrimitiTe Methodist..
Unitarian
PrimitiTe Methodist..
Primitive Methodist..
Plymonth Brethren.,
Salvation Army.
United Free Methodist;
United Free Methodist
United FVee Methodist
United Free Methodist
Wealeyan (WAriey^ Circnit) ;—
Mission Hall (High
Street CiVcmt)
(Hannah Memorial)
St. Catherine's..
UNCOLNaniBE.
Jioaaity. Ministers.
Monks Busd.....'.:
St. Benedict's aqoare..
Mint lane.........;
ITevland:.
Bine Anchor yard..
Oroft street....
Far Newland..
Batenlane..
Highstteet.
Char le4worth street .
Newark road..
Lncy Tower street..
Portland street
saver street
St. Mary street...
Portland street...
Saxon street.
Clasketgatel ..
Bailgate J.!
Well laae.
High street } .
COUJMES ft SCHOOLS.
8 choUe Cancellarii, Bishop hostel, Drury lane, Sev. Chan-
cellor Edward Tucker Leeke m.a. principal ; Rev. Canon
John Henchman Otowfoot, vioe-prineipal ; k Rev. Edward
Henry Ralph Tatham k.a, tutor
Diocesan Training College, Rev. Prebendary Hector Nelson
M.A. principal
LinoeJn Grammar, Lindtun terrace. Rev. William Weekes
Foiwlec M.A,, S.U8. bead master,; Rev. Frederick Anthony
Williams, N. C. Marris b.a. k A. W. Kincaid, assistant
masters
Linctdn Middle School, Rev. Robert Markbam Hill v. a.
head master
Lincoln High Class Elementary Girls' School, Freeschool
lane, for go-t^ils ; aT«rage attendanoe, 76; Miss Mary
Ann Bowe, mistress
Sdiool of Art, Silver stteetu AUred Oewge Webster, Uead
master
British, Newlands, for 300 boys, 180 girls k aoo infants ;
avera^ attendanoe, 150 boys ; Thomas Rathbone, master r
135 girls ; Miss Hannah Brown, mistress ; k 103 infants,
MlSb Agnes Forbes, mistress
Central National (mixed k infants). Silver street, erected in
181^, for 530 children ; average attendance, 395 ; Henry
Preistland, master ; Miss Jane Bellamy, mistress ; Miss
Caroline Arnold, infants' mistress
Endowed Church of Sngland, Eastgate, built in 1841, for
lao girls ; avera^ attendance, 117 ; with a yearly endow-
ment of ;^38, arising fin>m.8:aam of /i,ooo, left by Miss
Cookson, for its maintenance ; ifiss Rabeoca Elwell,
Bsnr. W. 'White....;.....,
Rev. deorge Anderson.,
Rev. G. P. Mackay.
Rev. J. Williams Tt.i..
Rev. Enos Metcalf..
Various...
Vsrioiis...
Varions..,
Bar. Ftand* Bmitt............
Rev. Thomas Hartshoma....
Various.,
Various.
JohnDavis^ ixpt...
B«iv. Riehard Chew....
Various. ,
Various. <. '.<.._i...'...
Various
Rev. J. R. SaWtell.,
Ber. T. Hind
Rev. A. Mayes.
National, North District, Westgate, built in 185a, for 443
children : averaee attendance, 337 ; Arthur Berry, master
Ragged (mixed), built in 1865, for 250. diildren ; average
attendance, 160; Joseph Wall, master; Miss Pearl,
mistress . .
St. Andrew's, St. Andrew street (infants), built in 1883,
for 330 children ; average attendance, 167 ; Miss Kate
Wallis I^wis, mistress
St. Botolph's, High street (mixed), built in 1877, for 100
cfaildrenj average attendance 86.
St. Mark's National (girls k infants), built in 1875, for ^
children ; average attendance, 80 ; Miss Blizabeu Walhs,
mistress
St. Nicholas (girls), built in 1878, for 350; average ' atten-
dance, 153; intents', built in 1881, for 150; average
attendance* 133 ; Sliss E. Hancock, mistress ; Miss E.
Eno, mfants' mistress
Catholic (mixed), built in 1874, '<"' '78 vhildreh.; average
attendance, 103; Miss A. Beardsliaw, mistress
St. Ibrtin's (mixed), Hungate, built in 1868, for 360 chil-
dren ; average attendanoe, boys 130 ; girls, 100 ; infants,
90 ; James Smeeton, master ; Mbs' KtVa May Herring,
mistrssst Vim Elizabeth Ana Brawin, infants''niifStt«ae
[kblly's
Times <rf Services.
10.30 a.m. k 6.30 {un ■
10.30 a.m. k 6 p.m. ; mon.
' ft wed. 7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m. ft 6 pum. ; mon.
ftved.7p.m
10.30 a.m. ft 6.30 p.m. ;
wed. 7.^30 p.m
10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.m. ; wed.
7.30 p.m
3.3oft6.3opsm
xcjo a.iB. ft 6.30 p.m. ;
thor^ 7.30 p.m
101,30 a.m. ft 6 p.m. ; thnrs.
7.3bpi.m
II a.in.ft6.30p.m
10.30 fc.m, ft 6 p.m ; tours.
. 7.30 p:m
10.45 •.'D' ft 6 p.m. ; thnrs.
7.3o:pjn
6.30 pjp. ; wed. 7.IS p.m
7 a.m. It a.m. ft 6.30 p.m.;
daily, 7.30 p.m
ja3oajii.fc6 p.m.;wed.7p.'iii
la 3oajn.ft6 p.m. ;wed.7p.m
10.30 a.ift. & 6,30 p.m
10.30'a.m. ft o p.m.; tues.
7.30 p.m
10.30 a.m..ft 0 p.m. ; wed.
71s P-m
io.3oa.m.ft6 p.m.;tues.7p.ni
6p.m
B«v. John Jones. | ia3oa.mjft6p.m.;thnrs.7pm
Rev. Wm. Spiers m.a., f.o.s. |
Bar. Walter Ainswortb........ io.3oa.m.ft6.3op.m.;wed.
I 7p.m
St. Faith's, West parade (e^ls ft infknts), built in 1876,
for aoo children 1 avemge attendance, girls, 75 ; infonts,
88; Miss Mary Vickers, mistress; luss Maiy Ward,
infants' mistress
St. Peter in Eastgate (Miss Oookson's memorial), built ia
18.81, for 13^ cbSdren ; av^ragn attendance, 135 ; Miss J.
Grundy, mistress; this school supersedes the infants'
school, built ft endowed by Mrs. Brackenbnry ft her aiater
Miss Massingberd, in 1851
St. Swithin's Parochial, Baggbolme road (mixed ft infants),
built in 1874, for ^40 chi^en ; average attendance, boys,
170; girls, 135; mfants, no; CharM Swallow, master i
Miss Mary Ann Armstrong, mistress ; Miss Betsy Boyle,
infants' mistress
National, High sti'eet (boys), erected in 1878, tor 335;
average attendance, 300 ; girls', built in 1S75, for 154 ;
average attendance, 153 ; infants', bnilt in 1833 tor 158 ;
average attendaneej 156 ; Edmund Bonlton, master ; Miss
M. B«ill, mistress ; Miss A. Morley, infants' mistress
Wesleyan Day (mixed ft infants), Bosemary lane, erected in
1859, at a cost of ;f 3,337, with master's house ft a clock
tower 70 feet in height ; the school will hold 1,000 chil-
dren ; average attendance : boys, 372 ; girls, 3B3 ; infants,
371 ; John Holton, master ; John Gates, second ft resi-
dent master ; Miss C. Chappie, mistress ; Miss S.
Brummitt, infants' mistress
Wesleyan, Alfred street (mixed), built in 1870 as a chapel,
converted into a sdtool in 1873, for 340 children ; average
attendancsj 385 ; George Wttes, master
Wesleyan (infants'), for aoo children ; average attendance,
180 ; Mqs Emily Elizabeth Gash, mistress
. HSWSPAPES8-
Lincolnshire Chronicle Co. Limited, High street ; published
thursday. See advertisement
Lincoln Daily Telegraph, pubfisbed every evening ; F. White,
Guildhall street, proprietor; S. Ward, publisher, Hudi
lane
Lincobi Gaiette ft Tones, published Iriday ft sainrday;
Edward R. Cousans, proprietor ft publisher, SU Benedict's
square. See adrertiaeme^t
SAUtTAT OOHPAnZS.
Great Northern ft Great Eastern J6int Railway (John Crab-
tree, manager ; Arthur Fitch, sec), St, Mary street
RAILWAT STATIOVB.
Great Eastern, High street, Fisher SlmpMi, district ag«nt;
i ■■ awW..Ba>ds<*,^BMttgM agent ,.,.., ,,^ ^
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Creat Kortbem, Sgh straet, Frederick Bobert Carter;
station master ; James Hardy, gtM>ds agenC
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire (Ooods), Hig^h street,
' Alexander BIcKenzie, derk in. charge
Midland, Bigh street, Joseph Somers, station master
Parcels Office, John Lawrence Thornton, 'Saracen's Head,'
398 High street
London & North Western Goods &- Parcels Office, Hrary
Robert Wilson, ageat, 175 High street
.BAILVAX GASaiSBS.
Sntton k Co. 45 Sincil street ; George Lawrence, agent
CaSTETASCS.
Tramway cars from Bracebridge to 9t. Benediot square,
leave the former place 8.35 a.m. k 0.o a.m.. to 3.40 p.m.
erery ao minutes & Ironi 3.53 to 9.8 every 15 minutes ;
cars laaTB Linccdn «very 30 minutes frottt 9.0 a.m. to
3 p.m. k from 3.15 to 9 p.m. every 15 minates; oars
also leave Lincoln at 9^30 k 10.0 p.m
CAtBISBS-
With Inns they go from ti da^ of degpartuts.
AiSTBOMPBr-Apidftwhite, 'Black Goats;' mon. taes. md.
fri ksat
Aflkt — Cheesman, Stewart's yard, fri
ATTEBBy—Vickers, ' King's Arms,' fri ■ "
AUBOUBK— Daltoo, 'Black Goats, *" fri. ; Slight, 'Crown k
Waoipack.'fri ; Gell, ' Queen,' fri.
Babdnbt — Knott's boat k NelaHVs beat, ' Magpies,' firi. ;
Dawson, Stewart's yard, fri. ; Kedfo^d, ' Crown,' BrajrfOrd,
fri
BAKKwrra (Easi) — Overton, 'Falcon,' fri
Bassinqeak — Jolm Oell, ' Queen,' mon. wed. fri. k sat. ;
Samuel Martin, ' Woolpack,' mon. wed. fri. A sat. ; Wm.
Martin, 'Crown,' Brayford, fri
BtAMXMBi Pair— James Rossington, ' Crown,' Brayford
head, fri
BooTHBy — ^Thomas Johnson, ' Black BuU,' fri. ; AUwood,
■Lkn,' daSy; Green, Stewait'syard, fri
Bkanston— Kenn«rwell, 'Woolpack,' taes. &'M. j' Green,
Stewart's yard, fri.; Hunt, 'Queeii,' mon. frK'ft sttt
BsAKSTOM BoarrB^ — Green, Stewart's yard, fri
Bbant Bbodgrtoh — Scott, ' Queen,' rri
BBATnjraY.r-Hayes, 'Falcon,' daily; Applewhite, 'Blade
Goat,' man. tnes. wed. fri. k sat
Bboxholmii — Hudson, 'Wirite Swan,' fri.
BimoK — ^Daubney, 'King's Arms,' mon. wed. k fri,;
Apiileirliita, ' Black Goats,' man. toes. wed. (ri. & wt
Cainbt — ^Harsh, ' King's Arms,' fri
CumntBTwariAM — Hayes, ' Falcon,' daily
Cabi/toi*, KoBTH—Hayes, 'FaJoon,' daUy; HollU from
'Black Goats ' fri
Cakion, South — Daubney, ' Kin^s Arms, "mon. wed. tvfri
CABLTOM-LK-MooBuun) — Scott, ' Crown k Woolpack,' fri
CLiFTOK—HoBis, ' Black Goats,' fri
Clifton, Kobth & South— Smith, ' Crown k Andior,' fri
CoixnioBAM — Lscy, ' Crown,' fri
CoUHTX Asiuw — Allwood, 'Lion,' daily
DoDDimnotr — Flaakitt, 'Black Cfoats,' dailv; Harrison,
• Woolpack,' fri. ; ' Green Man,' ' Black Boll,' dafly
DOBBINOTON— Oeotse Veal, ' Queen,' fri
DiOBT— George Veal, ' Queen,' fri
Dunham— Heath k Leach, ' Black Goats,' fri
DcKHouiiB— Troop, ' FalstatF,' mon. tnes. -M. k sat. ;
Friakney, ' Crown,' mon. wed. fri. k sat
DcNSToN— Noble, Lion hotel, mon. wed. Ic fri. ; ' Kennewell,
' Woolpack,' tnes. k fri
Eaoui— Brown, ' Queen,' fri ; Green, ' Black Bull,' daily ;
Piarpoint, ' Lion,' fri
Fajldimowobth — Smith, 'Falcon,' mon. k fri. ; Heath,
'Black Goats,! fri
PiixnroHAK— Bnshton, ' Bull's Head,' fri. k sat. ; Brown,
' Black Goats,' mon. k fri
FuisTHOspa — Heath, ' Black Goats,' fri
FISKlBnm— Perrin, ' Black Goats,' fri
Pdubcb — Pilfer, * Crown,' Brayford head, alternate fri
Gainsbobohob— Lill, < Black Chnts,' fri. ; Hutdlinson,
'Falcon,' fri
OunrrKAM — Todd, ' Marquis Granby,' fri
GuDTWOBTB— Barton k Simms, ' King's Arms,' fri. ;
Hntcliinson, 'Falcon,' fri
HACKTHORNa— Cook, ' FalstaS,' fri. ; Clarke, * Falcon,' toes.
tfri
Habxt— Harrison, ' Woolpack,' fri
HsioHiitaiini— Atkins, . ' Bbck Boll;' tiies. (ri. it tat. ; Coz,
'Queen,'fri ' '
HsMswsu.— Vickeia, ' King's Arms;' fri
'^ETtiH BBCKKsmo — Bowsou, * Faloon,' f ri
HoSNOASTLA-^Dawson, Stewart's yard; M '
Htkkhax, Nokth k Sopis— John OeU, 'Queen,' mon.
wed. fri Ic sat
Ingham— W. Hayes, ' Falcon,' daily k ' King's Arms,' fri. ;
Applewhite, * Black Goats,' mon. tuet. wed. fri. k sat
K1BTON-IN-L1RDS117 — Hilton, ' Black Boy,' fri
Lanhhau— Leach, ' Black Goats,' fri. ; Gabbett, < Crown,' fri
Lauohtbston — Cocking, 'Crown Ic Anchor, 'mon. & fri -
Lbadenham — Ridley, ' Crown k Woolpack,' mon. k fri
Lissinoton — Whitaker, 'Faloon,' fri
LoDTK — RowBon, 'Falcon,' fri
Mabket Rasbn — Penistao, ' Falataff,' fri. ; Bowson, ' Fal-
con,' fri
MABTiN-mr-TmmiBT.AWi) — ^Adkin, ' Queen,' fri
Mabton— Pikett,' Fateon,' fri. ; Robinson, Stewart's yard,fri
Ubtbxbdiohak — Boole, ' Queen,' mon. wed, fri. k sat
Middle Rasbn— Peniston, ■ Falstaft,' fri
Navbnby— Steel, 'Queen,' mon. wed. fri. ft sat; ; Johnson,
' Black Bull,' fri
Nettlbbam— Gibeon, ' Black Goats,' t&ily ; ' Kirk, * Black
Goats,' tnes. fri. Ic sat.; William Clatfke, 'Grown,'
Brayford, fri. ; Sawyer, ' Black Bull,' daily
NxwABK- Tustin, ' Black GoatSj' fri. ; Till Brothers, ' Blade
Boll,' fri. ; Whitelee, ' Crown*' fri
Nhwtonok-Tbent — Lill, ' Black Goats,' fri
NocTON — Dowman, ' Queen,' mon. wed. k fri
Nobmakbv— Atkin, ' FaJstofF,' tnes. frL ; StainflM, ■ White
Swan,' wed. k fri. ; EMdffe, ' FUcon,' fri
OwVKr— Mumby, ' FalstaiT," fri
PoTTEK Hanwobtb — Sax, Stewart's yard, mon. wed. fri.
&sat
Ramfton— Leach, ' Black Ooats,' fH
REiPHAM—Dawkins,''Marqais Granby,' fri
BXTFOBo— Lill, ' Black Goats,' fri
Saxelbt— Atkins, ' Crown,' Brayford, fri. ; Leverton Packet,
near ' Crown,' fri
SOamptoh — Hayes, 'Falcon,' daily; Applewhite, 'Black
Goats,' mon. tnes. wed. fil k sat
ScABLi, NoBTH — Dixon, 'Qneen,' fri.; TnstJn, 'Black
Goats,' fri. ; Till Brothers, < Black Bull,' fri
ScABLB, Sooth — Brown, ' Queen,' fri
ScOFWjCK — ^Thomas Ro8sin_ghain, 'Queen,' fri '
SooTHXRN— Allis, ' Bull's Head,' tues. k fri. ; Kirk, ' Black
Ooata,' mon. k fri. ; ^festrap, ' Wheatsheaf,' fri ■ ''
SKBLUHOTHOtcPB— Plaskitt, ' Black Goats,' daily ; Great,
< Black Bull,' fri
Slxafobh — Gibbons, ' Queen,' ttias. ft fri
Snabfobd— Heath, ' Black Goats,' fri
SNrrTTEBmr— Eyre, ' Bull's Head,^ fri
Stow— Presswood, ' King's Arms,' fri. ; Atkinson, ' Crown,'
Brayford, fri
Stdbton— Atkin, 'Crown,'. fri.; Bootle,* Crown ft Anchor,'
mon. wed. ft fri
SroBTON-Br-Srow — Presswood, • King's Arms '
StmBBOOXB— Allis, ' Bull's Head,' tues. k fri
SwiNDBBBT — Graves, ' Queen,' fri. ; Wbitdee, 'Crown,' fri
ThoBnbt— Flear, ' Sloop,' fri
Thobpe-on-the-Hill — Brown, « Queen,' fifi. ; Plaskitt,
' Black Goats,' daily
Tobxset— Packet, near ' Crown,' Brayford, fri
Wadbinoton— Watchom, ' Crown ft woolpack,' tues. 4 fri.;
Allwood, ' Lion,' daily ; Williams, ' Crown,' Brayford, fri
WASHtNOBOBOOGH — AtMn Ash, 'Black Bnll,' tues. fri. ft
gat.; Briggs, 'Crown k Anchor,' mon. wed. fri. ft sat-
WBLBOtTKNB— Walker, ' Black Bull,' fri
Wellinoobs— Allwood, ' Lion,' daily ; W. Watchom, ' Crown
ft Woolpack,' tnes. ft fri
Welton— Heath, 'Black Bull,' fri.; Baldwin, Stewart's
yard, fri. ; Booth, ' Falcon,' mon. wed. fri. ft sat
Willingham-bt-Stow — ^Bilton, ' King's Anns,' fri
WiLLOcoHTON — Brown, ' King's Arms,' fri. ; Daubney,
'White Swan,' fri
Wbaobt — John Chambers, ' Black Goats,' mon. ft fri
YoONOWOOD — Dawson, Stewart's yard, fri
WATER COHTETAHCX-
To HtTLL. — William John Warrener's trading vessels sail
between Lincoln ft Hull, from Brayford wharf, Lincoln ;
ft from office, 173 High street, Hull, where goods are
forwarded to ft from London, all parts of Scotland ft all
the foreign ports
William Bainforth ft Sons' steamboats, from Lincoln, Slea-
ford, Homcastle ft Hull to London, Newcastle, Glasgow,
Leith ft all foreign ports ; offices, Brayford head, Lincoln ;
ft 19a High street, Hull
Market padiets from Bardne^, Sodibrorw, 9ti}(«old ft Kirk-
stead may be found near to the Magpies inn ; those for
Satdby ft Torksey, at Bra^O|^J^ VjUU^ IC
^8'
5S6 LINCOLN.
PBiTATB annoNTs.
Ackrill Charles, 69 The Park
Adcock Rer. Halford Bjt. [diaplain to
H.M.'8 prison], Eaatgate
Ainvworth Rer. Walter [Wealeyan],
II Portland street
AkrillChaa.LmdQm Tila.UppXmdam at
Alexander Mrs. 30 Monk's road
Allison Jason, 13 Tentercroft street
Allott Alfred John, 27 Croft street
AUott Joseph James, 30 Tentercroft at
Allott Mrs. 7 Minster yard
Anderson Rev. George [Baptist],
Tentercroft street
Andrew Frederick, 138 High street
Appleby John, 34 St. Botolph's terrace,
High street
Appleyard John, i Kasen lane
Archer Mrs. 3 St. Catherine's terrace
Armstrong John Lane, Riverside,
Hamilton road, St. Catherine's
Ashley William, Lymefield,GreatTeIl rd
Aahton Mrs. 54 The Park
Ashton William, 5 Yarborongh road
Asman Benjamin, 138 High street
Aaman George, 16 North parade
Aascott William, 16 Orchard street
Axtell Hiss, 367 High street
Bacon George, 4 Lucy Tower street
Bacon Mrs. 8 Lucy Tower street
Bacon Mrs. 6 Minster j-ard
Bainbridge George, South park
Bainbridge Sharpley, 4 Lindom road
Baines Rev. Charles Thomas J. x.a.
[vicar of North Carlton], Saxon st
Baker George, 34 Newlana
Baker Mrs. 6 Eastgate
Baldain Howard, i Harvey street
Balls Lewis Robert, South park
Barker Mrs. 31 Orchard street
Barnaby William, Lansdowne villa,
Upper avenue
Barnacle Mrs. 33 Tentercroft street
Barnes Henry, 4 Park villas
Bimes Richard,4 Cheviot ter.Monk's rd
Bamett Mrs. 94 Bailgate
Barrscloagh John [lay clerk to Lincoln
Cathedral], Excheqaergate
Barrett Rer! Jamea Michaelmas u.A.
[hon. canon of Lincoln ft vicar of St.
Peter's with St. Margaret's, ft chap-
lain of the Workhotise], St. Peter's
vicarage, Langworthgate
Barrington Thomas, 33 Orchard street
Bartlet Rev. James Tufton m.a.
[Prebendarv of St. Botolph in Lin-
coln Cathedral], The Old^lace
Bartlett William James, 48 Carbolme rd
Battersby Mr*. 153 High street
Battle John Scoley, Longdale's house,
Sewell road
Bavin William, i Portland street
Bayles George Lanes, 36 Carholme rd
Beard Charles, Scarborongh villa,
St. Catherine's
Beard Wm. The Hollies, St. Catherine's
Beaumont Benjamin, 75 Monk's road
Beaumont Frank, 13 Gresbam street
Bee Mrs. 35 Beaumont villas
Bee Thomas, 33 Croft street
Beecham Frank, 13 Carholme road
Beecham John, 14 B-^aumont place
Bell Douglas Malcolm, so Cheviot st
Bell Thomas, Normandy hcSoath pork
Bell William Curtis, 6 Gas street
Bellamy Miss, 35 Newport
Bellamy Pearson, 14 Tentercroft street
Betham Mrs. St. Leonard's lane
Bicknell Capt. Philip Brondill [governor
of H.M.'s Prison], James street
Birch Jame?, 3 Park villas
Birch John, i Church lane
Bishop Mrs. 33 Newport
Bishop Mrs. 3 West parade
Blackburn Frederick, 35 Carholme rd
Blades Sherrif, 17 Monson street
Blakeslev Very Rev. Joseph Williams
B.D. [Dean of Lincoln], Deaner}-,
Eastgate
Blenkin Rev. Frederick Beatson m.a.
[vicar of St. Nicholas ft St. John],
at. John's vicarage, Newport
LINCOLNSHIBX.
Blakey George, i Newland
Blinkhorn William, 5 Ranceby terrace
Block James Marquis, 93 Carholme rd
Blood worth Mrs. 15 Lindnm road
Bloodworth William, 35 Monk's road
Blow Geonfe, 13 North parade
Blnndell Mrs. 70 Canwick road
Bonser Mrs. Eastgate
Boot Miss, 17 Lindum road
Bosworth Thomas, 41 Burton road
Bourne' Thomas Charles, Eastgate
lodge, Sewell road
Boxall Mrs. 47 Honk's road
Boyce Henry, lo Newport
Bradbury Frederick Tno8.380Tchardst
Bradshaw Mrs. 35 Carholme rood
Bradshaw Sam, 19 Vine St. Monk's rd
Brattley Thomas, West parade
Brenan Michael, 15 Cheviot street
Briggs Charles, 107 Canwick road
Brof^en Fredk. Charles, Greestone ter
Brombead Charles J. The Close, Gree-
stone
Bromhead Mrs. The Close, Greestone
Bromley James Emmot, 37 Beaumont
villas, Beaumont fee
Brtmk Surg.-Maj. Charles, Pottergate
Brooke Mrs. B. 31 Minster yard
Bronghton Matthew, Monk Lees ter
Brown Edward, The Grove
Brown Geo. William, 133 Portland st
Brown John, 38 Honk's road
Brown Mrs. 11 Canwick road
Brown Mrs. 3 Castle hill
Brown Mrs. 53 Monk's rood
Brown Richard, 5 North parade
Brown Thomas, i Altham terrace
Brunwell Mrs. 8 Niirth parade
Buffham William, 5 Monk's rood
Buroombe William Geo. 18 Cheviot st
Burgees Arthur, 3 West parade
Burkinshaw Miss, 50 Monk's rood
Burton AlfredBarrand,Greestoa house,
Greestone steps
Barton John Francis, 35 Eastgate
Barton Mrs. 13 Cheviot street
Calvert Miss, 6 Lucy Tower street
Cammack Tom, 7 West parade
Cannington Mrs. 64 The Park
Cannon Bernard, South pork
Cannon William, The Avenue
Cant William John, 37 Silver street
Capes Mrs. 8 Adelaide ter. Monk's rd
Carless Wm. Stanley, 4 Norman place
Carline Richard Cotton, Flaxengate
Carline Wm. Arthur M.n. Flaxengate
Carr WUliam Dobson, 80 Carholme rd
Carter George, 17 Yarborongh rood
Carter John, 46 Monk's road
Carter Thomas, 38 Park street
Cartwrigfat Mrs. 9 North parade
Caswell William, 31 North parade
Chambers Nathaniel, 50 Ctuiwick road
Chapman Robert, 60 Carholme rood
Charles John, 46 Carholme road
Chevins Peter, 4 Canwick road
Chew Rev. Rirhard[UnitedMethodist],
18 Tentercroft street
Clark Edward Henry, 70 Portland st
Clark Frederick, 74 Monk's road
Clark Miss, 37 Yarborongh road
Clarke Charles, 16 Colegrave street
Clarke Charles, g Motherby hill
Clarke Edward, Sherborne house,
Carholme road
Clarke Edward George, 30 The Park
Clarke Frank, Asylum road
Clarke Henry, 3 Saltergate
Clarke William, 35 Gas street
Clayton Moses, 39 Yarborongh road
Clayton Nathaniel D.I.., i.v. EastditF,
Lindum terrace, Lindum rood
Clements Rev. Jacob m.a. [canon
residentiary, sub-dean ft bishop's
chapIain],Sub-Deanery,Minster yard
Clinch Henry, Newland no. Newlands
Qifton Mrs. 35 Newland street west
Close Hy. Stanley, 1 1 Beaumont villas
Qose William Henry, West parade
Codd Mrs. Winnowsty hcWinnowsty la
Cole Martin, i St. Botolph's gn.High st
Co'.lier John TIkm. m.i>. 46 Ifonk's toad
[kellt's
ColHngfiam Jsph. Haver, 7 Undmn n]
Colhngwood John, 100 Newlands
Collitt John Selby, 115 Portland st
Conlon David, 34 Broadgate
Cook John, Maltby cot. Beanmont rib
Cook John FoMer, 3 Lucy Tower street
Cooke John, Newhuid street west
Cooke William, so Monks road
Cooling Edward, 8 Melville street
Cooling Mrs. 6 Melville street
Cooling Tom, 7 North parade
Cooper Arthnr, 11 North parade
Cooper Joseph Henir, 18 Orchard st
Cooper Mrs. 51 Newland street vest
Cooper Samuel, i St. Catherine's ter-
race, Colegrave street-
Cooper William, 7 Portland street
Cope Francis, a$ Croft street
Cofdey Joseph, St. Catherine's mad
CottJunCbaa. F. 8oatholme,Hamiltaii ni
Cottam William, 34 Wdlingtoo stnet
Coulson William, 13 Norih paiade
Consans Henry Edward, Greestone pi
Cousins Chariee, 7 Broadgate
Cousins Charles, 100 Carhohne rosd
Cox Robert, 3 Gas street
Crabtree John, Sonth park
Crampton John. 65 Portland street
Craven George H. 35 Yaibomngh roiil
Creaaey Enoch, 68 The Park
Creed John, White, 45 Basen lane
Croft Rev. William Canon [Ostholicj.
SIver street
Ccoeiby Richard, Cremona ho. Sootli pi
Cross Charies, 11 Lindnm road
Crowder Frederick, South park
Crowe Rev. Heniy Driden [Priniittw
Methodist], 73 Rosen lane
Crowfoot Rev. John Hendunin XJ.
[vice-principal of Scbolie Canceliuii
ft hon. canon of Uncoln], Bishop's
hostel
Comberiand Mrs. 33 Yarboreogh road
Compston Misses, 16 Beanmont fee
Cuppage Rev. Robert, Sonth park
Curtis Edmund, 3 Newland street mst
Curtis Henry, 49 Monks road
Dale Thnrstan George, 3 Lindnm nad
Danby John William, Eastgate
Danby William Barr, Eastgate .
Darcy Heniy, 60 Basen lane
Dashper Gilbert John, 38 Tenteraofta
Davidson CSiristopher Montgomene,
I Monks road
David8onGaoJII.Nw.Estn. hcCarline rd
Davies James Henry [H. H. Inspector
of schools], Lonan ho. St Catherine'.'
Davis Jn.Highfield Idg.GpperLindiinibt
Davis Miss, so Broadgate
Davy Mrs. 5 Tentercroift street
Dawber Jn. Carholme vil. Carholme ni
Dawber Mrs. West View house, NeirloJ
Dawber Robert, Grafton ho. Newiasd
Dawson James, 38 Canwick road
Day Charles, 40 Melville street
Day Miss, 5 West parade
Dean William, Church lane
Deed Percy, 33 Carholme road
Derr^ Mra, 39 Newland street vest
Dickmson Charles S. 124 High street
Dickinson Peter Platts [Qnarter Mu-
ter, ist Volunteer Battalion Lincob-
sh. Beg.], Prospect ho. Beanmont iee
Dixon Rev. Rd. F. [Wesleyan], HigbS
Dixon John, 39 Newlands
Dixon Mrs. 60 Park street
Dixon William, 44 Portland street
Donghty Charles, 23 Tentercroft *r«f'
Doughty Mra. St. Catherine's
Downes David, 10 Colegrave street
Downing Richard, 66 Corbohre nod
Drakeyonng Mn. 15 Minster yard
DnperUrs.30TeetweU vils.GTeetitell ^
Drewery George Wm. 13 ColegTsve $1
Dniry Michael, Foes lodge, Carr street
Drury Wold Lupton, St. Catherine's
Dua^ Mrs. Honks Ley's boose.
Lmdum road
Duckering Charles, 6a Hooks road
Dunning Mn. is Minster yard
Durance Joseph, 35 Hint lane
East Hna, i Carline i«ad
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
DIttECTORV.]
Edman Mias, 8 Newport
Edmonds Charles, a Newport
Edwards Charles, i Wast parade
Elderkin William, 6 Newport
Ella Blrs. 40 Carholme road
Elliott John, 37 Orchard street
Ellis Henrj-, a Rasen lane
KUis Hra. 6 Newark road
Ellis Mrs a St. Mark's sqnare
Elvin Mrs. 173 Newport
Emerson Jn. The Limes, West parade
Emly Mrs. 31 Newport
Esam George, 17 \ ine st. Monks road
£nms Samuel Lavingfton, South park
Eve Mrs. Greestone place
Eveiard Mrs. 33 Dmry lane
Everingham Henry, 14 Orchard street
Ewbank Mrs. i Clarence ivillas, St.
Catherine's
Fambrini Jsph. Florence vil. Monks rd
Farbon Mrs. ai Cheviot street
Fawcett Joaeph, 36 Canwick road
Fletcher Henry, 14 Gas street
Foster Fredrick William, Lindnm ter
Faster Jas. The Little lodge, The Grore
Faster John, ag High street
Foster John, firman ho. Carholme rd
Foster Mrs. Lockwood ho. Carline road
Faster Mrs. Newark road
Faster William, 19 Silver street
Fotherby Alfred, South park
Fowkes Peter, gS Newlands
Fowler Rev. William Weekes 11.A., f.l.8.
[bead master of Grammar sdiool],
The School honse, Upper Lindom st
Fowler Miss, Eastgate
Fox George Aabton, 17 Tentercroft st
Fox Mrs. 37 Basen lane
Fox Thomas, St. Catherine's road
Foy Rev. John Joeeph, [vicar of St.
Martin's], 3 Motherfoy lane
FrankUn Jabo, 69 Monks road
Frediney William, 44 Carholme road
Frost Herbert, 11 St. Catherine's ter
Oadd Samuel, South park
Gadaby Mrs. 138 Portland street
Gale George, 39 Orchard street
Gamer Sydney, South park
Garton Alfred, 15 Beaumont villas
Oibbins Oeorm, 15 Yarborongh road
Gibaon John Hairy, 4a Tentercroft it
Gibson Mrs.8htncliffevil.St. Catherine's
Gibaoo William Dullington, a6 Ten-
tercroft street
Gilbert Miss, Stairs bo. Lindum road
Giles Mrs. James street
Ginn Edward, 33 Cheviot street
Glasier Geoige, Asylum road
Glasier Mrs. 3 Greetwell vQlas, Greet-
well gate
Glover James, i Flazengate
Ooddard Ftands Henry, John O'Gaunt's
boose, High street
Goddard Hmry, Jtrim O'Gaunt's house,
High street
Godfrey Geoive, South nark
Gomm Fraa. Fredk.43 Waterside north
Good James, 33 Peihnn street
Goodall Thomas, St. Catherine's
Goose Richard, 7 Mother^ hill
Gordon Mrs. 13 Beaumont place
GonldAlfred, South park
GooU George, Ivy ho.St. Catherine's rd
Gonlson Mrs. 3a Orchard street
Goy Christopher Wm. ao Wellington st
Goy James bixon, 157 High street
Grannan Edward John, 4 Newark road
Grantham Samuel, iS North parade
Gray Leason, 38 Carholme road
Grazier William Hy. 31 Carholme rd
Green Edward Benton, 6 North parade
Green Joe, 5 Motherby hill
Oreeoham James, West parade
Oreenham Mrs. 3 Lindum road
Otw>ry George, 71 Monks road
Griffiths Jolm L.BX.p.sdin., i.BX.a.
■din. Unity square
Gmndy Gecnrge, 6 Motherby hill
Han Arthur, 3 Beaumont fee
Han Arthur Edward, 60 Steep hill
HaU Henry John, South puk
HaU James, 14 Grantbam street
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Hall James, 51 Newland street west
Hall John, aba High street
HaU William, 61 Coultham street
Hall William, 67 Monks road
Hallam Joseph, 3 Ranceby terrace
Halton John Rivers, 33 Colegrave st
Hampshire Matthew William, 8 St.
Catherine's terrace, Colegrave street
Hamston Maurice Brown, 39 Monks rd
Hardy Dyrmick Thomas, 17 Portland st
Hardy Jamas, 31 Portland street
Hardy John Spence, 15 Melville street
Harrison Charles H.o. 30 Newland
Harrison Charles, i James street
Harrison Edward, 33 Minster yard
Harrison Frederick Hy. 137 High st
Harrison William, 5 Carholme road
Harrison William, 17 Orchard street
Harrison Wm. Witham view, Drury la
Hartley Joseph, 33 Cheviot street
Hartley Richard dreasev, Soath park
Hartsbome Rev. Thomas [Primitive
Methodist], 19 .Basen lane
Harvey Rev. George Tyson u.A. [vicar
of St. Mary Magdalene k minor
canon]. Vicar's court
Harvey Miss, 3a Tentercroft street
Harvey Mrs. South park
Haslegrave Miss, Pottergate lodge,
Lindum road
Hatton John George, 88 Portland st
Havercroft Charles, 37 Newland st.west
Hawkes Robert, 35 Tentercroft street
Hawkswood Thomas, Newark road
Hay Joseph, ao Altham terrace
Hayward lbs. 45 Monks road
Heape Rev. Frederick Etherington,
[Primitive Methodi8t],77 Portland st
Heathom Alfred, High street
Hebb Henry Kirke, Cold Bath boose,
Lindam terrace
Hefferman Thomas, Saffron Garth,
Beaumont fee
Hempaall Oeorre, Newport
Henderson Bethel, 6 Priory gate
Henslowe Mra. 18 Newport
Hepton Miss, St. Leonard's street
Hermitage William, 104 Carholme road
Herring Miss, 37 Yarborongh road
Hewitt Mrs. 4a Carholme road
Heywood Edward, 64 Monks road
Heywood Mrs. 44 Monks road
Hickinbotham Mrs. 33 Carholme road
Hill Rev. Robert Harkham 11.A. [head
master of Middle school], a Clarence
villas, St. Catherine's
Hill Henry, 68 Monks road
Hill Herbert, 14 Newport
Hill William, 5 Orchard street
Hind Rev.Tbomas [Wesleyan], a West
Hill villas, Carline road
Hindley John, 6 Oarholme road
Hinzman CoLRowley Willes, Ivy house,
Burton rood
Hird William, 39 Vine street, Monks rd
Ho<^;ett John Thomas,is Wellington st
Hol<uworth Francis, la Pelham street
Holbmd Frederick, FairSeld, Newlands
Holland Mrs. si Altham terrace
Holland Mrs.a St.Botolph's gm.High st
Holmes Edward Henry, 39 Portland st
Holmes George, 7 Dmry lane
Holmes John Smith, 40 Park street
Holmes Misses, 9 Lindum road
Holorsn Samuel Pattison, Thomdale,
St. Catherine's
Holton John, Guildford ho. South park
Hood George, South park
Howden Mrs. 6 West parade
Howes Francis Charles Plumtree u.D.
General Dispensary, Silver street
Howitt George, 47 Newland
Howse Heniy iiJt.c.v.s. 10 Locy
Tower street
Hnddleston William, 39 Portland street
Hnghes Mrs. 3 Orchard street
Hontsr Harrison, it Orchard street
Hutchinson William, 3; Orchard street
Hntton Bev. Henry WoTlaston u.A., i.r.
[prebendary of Fbrendon ic minor
canon k provost vicar of the Cathe-
dral], l^icar's court
LINCOLir. 537
Inglis Thomas, 35 Tentercroft street
Innman Mrs. St. Catherine's
Ivens Thomas, 4 West parade
Jackson Miss, 10 Bank street
Jackson Mrs. 5 Lucy Tower street
Jackson William, South park
Jameson Rev. George Brown x.a.
[vicar of St. Michael's], Dmry lane
Jameson Mrs. 14 Lindum road
Jay Qeoi^ Hartley lodge, Sewell road
Jen WiUiam Henry, 8 Carholme road
Jekyll Herbert, 7 Carholme road
Jekyll John, Castle Moat ho. Drury la
Jerrome Harry, i Cheviot ter. Monks rd
Johnson Henry, 3i Yarborongh road
Johnson John James, 35 Orchard street
Jones Rev. Jn. [Wesleyan], iia High st
Kay William. 4 Orchard street
Save VetLArcndaaoao William Frederick
John M.A. [canon >esidentiary,arch-
deaoon of LincoUi & rector of Riie-
holme]. Archdeaconry
Keeble Ajrthur James, 43 Portland st
Kelly Benjamin, 40 The Park
Kemp Rev. Edwin Richard [chaplain
to Bede almshouses], St. Ann's
lodge, Sewell road
Kemp William, ao Gresham street
Kendall Joseph, 19 Orchard street
Kennedy Major I^nds Charlesworth,
[adjutant ist Volunteer battalion
Lincolnshire Regiment], 4 James st
Kent Edward, 8 West parade
Kent John, 19 Beaumont villas
Key Mrs. 39 Croft street
Keyworth George, Freeschool lane
Keyworth Mrs. James street
Keyworth Thomas, Freeschool lane
Kincaird C. W. [assistant master].
Grammar school, Lindum terrace
Kiping Francis, 11 Yaiborough road
Kirk Alfred, 16 Gaa.street
Kirk George, 17 North parade
Kirkl^ Huiry Barker, a Ranceby ter
Kirkluid Mrs. 18 Lmdnm road
Kirton Matthew, 60 The Park
Lane Thomas, St Catherine's rood
Larkin Francis Roper, Oantilop Chan-
tery, Minster yard
Lawia Rev. John Francis [Free Metho-
dist], 7 Arboretum avenue
LeekeRev. Edward Tucker M.A.rCanon
residei)tary k Chancellor, Bishop's
Examining Chaplain k principal of
theScholaBOanoeliariiJ,TheChanoery,
Minster yard
Lees George, 4 Monson street
Le Tall Horace, zi i Portland street
Lewis George, 16 Vine street. Monk's rd
Lewis Robert, 33 Croft street
Lidgett Thomas, 9 Arboretum avenue
Lflly William, 4 Newport
Lilly WiUiam Robert, Riseholrae road
Lister Northing Dixon, isTentercroft st
Littlewood Joseph Leonard, 33 ThePark
livesey B«v. Thos. m.a., i.p. Eastgate
Lowe Francis Newton, 11 High street
Lowe George May 11.D. Castle HiU
Lowe Septimus, Eastgate
Lowther James, 6 Csjiwick road
Lndgate Charies, 10 North parade
Lopson Henrv, 4 Gas street
Mac Brair Robt. Alex. 74 Canwick rd
MacDonald Angus, 3 Gresham street
Machon Mrs. The Laurels, Hamilton
road, St. Catherine's
Machon Samnel, Fern villa, Hamilton
rood, St. Catherine's
Mclnnes Duncan, 63 Portland street
JfiackayMajor Edward[govemor],H.M.
Prison
Mackay Hsrv. George Peter [Baptist],
38 Tlie HA
Mac Keivie William, 19 North parade
MacJunder Bennett, 13 Gas street
Ibckinder John, 07 Tentercroft street
Hackinder Mrs. South park
Macklin William, 78 Monk's road
Maddison Rev. Arthur Roland K.A.,
s.c.L.,F.s.A. [minor canon], Vicar's ct
Maltby Edmnnd, 9 Beaumont place
Maltby Joseph, Newlands
DigitizecfbyVjUUyiC
^SB UKCOLN.
iiaitby Mra. 9 Lacy Tower street
Hanby William, i;g Undnm road .
Hansell Rev. James' B. a. [minor caaoA
& vicar of St. Mark's], Vicar's court
Mantle Benry, Nortbgate ho.Nort|igate
Mantle WiOujn John F.B.a.a Lytton
lodge, The Grove
Markham John, 33 'St Botolph's ter-
race. High street
Mania Mrs. Oaatle monnt, Drory lane
Marris N. C. b.a. [assistant inaster],
' Grammar scbool, Lindom terraoe
Mtbvhall Mrs. 96 Newland
Marsbafl Thos. Hill cots. West parade
Martin James, 154 High street
li^artin Tliomas, Oastle ril. Ornry ht
Mason Lt.>Col. Edward Snow j.k St.
Ann's boose, SewelJ road
Mason Frank, 5 Bntcheiy street
Mason Frederick Jn. 10 Tentcrcroft st
Mason Wm. The Willows, Hamilton rd
Matthew Bev. David Sutton k.a. [Di-
ocisan inspector of schools]. Greet-
well road
Mawer Jspb.Brandbam, 9 Carholme rd
Mayes Bev. Alexander [Wealeytan], a
Wesley manse, Clasketgate
Mayfldd William, 27 Monk's road
May Mrs. ab Teotercroft street
MaysAahby, 64 Waterside north
Mays John, 66 Newlands
Mean Mrs. The Monnt, Wragby road
Madcalf Joaiah, 43 PortJand street
Mdton John Jones, Portland street
Melville Arthur, IMsney irface,Eastgate
HetoaU Bev. Enoa [Independent], 11
Steep hill
Metcalfe Mrs. 5 Drury lane
MSla Frederick Charles, 4 Beanmont pi
Mills Thos. Ebenzer ho. St. Catherine's
Milner James Sidney, 13 Portland St
Minzies John, 10 St. Catherine's ter-
race, Colegroye street
Mitdiell Bobert, aa North parade
Mitchinson Ereoree, Lindom road
Moody George Wm. 63 Canwiok road
Moody William, 33 Orchard street
Moore MrsL 6 Or^iam street
Moore Wm. Hy. Holdich,a7 Minster yd
Morfatt Bev. Chas. m.a. i Minster yd
Mortimer William, Wainnt house,
Motherby hill
Moss Mrs. 33 Eastgate
Moss Mrs. 34 Basen lane
Mnmby David, 34 Newport
Mnsham Mrs. South park
Nack John, a Norman place
Nash Edward, 68 Oarholme road'
Nelaon Rev. Hector m.a. Riseholme rd
Nelson Rev. Thomas Sherlock m.a.
[cantni' of Lincoln & rector of St.
Peter-at-Ardies],8t. Peter-at-Arches
rectory, N ettlehsm road
Nelson Mrs. ja Monaon street
Nesbitt Bev. John William b.a. [cmrate
of St. Martin's], 17 Beaiimont villas
Nettleship John, 83 Carholme road
Nevin Mrs. Pottergate
Newlove Henry, 19 Carholme road
Ne'wman Edward, 31 Yarborongh road
Newman Richard, 50 The Park
Newsum Henry, sjoath Park house
Newton Mrs. Siouth park
Nicholson Hiss, Basen lane
Nicholson Mrs. 33 Portland street
Nicholson Mrs. 35 Rasen lane
Nicholson Mrs. 9 Yarborongh road
Nixon George Alexander, a Gresham st
Norton Miss, 5 Lindnm road
Norton Miss, Manor house, Newport
Norton Mrs. 38 Tentercroft street
Norton William Fk. 38 Tentercroft st
Odliog Mrs. 17 Cheviot street
Odiing Bobert Cook, South park
Ogelsby Mrs. 7 Lucy Lower street
Ogle Mrs. 3 Cheviot ter. Monk's road
Ouham Harvey, 3 North parade
Oliver Mrs. 10 Oxford street
CNoU William H.S., i>el. soy. Med.
ohir. soc. u)nd. 35 Silver.street.
Ost^ George, 33 North paradfe
Otter Matthew, Monk Lees t^srraoe
lilNCOUfSHIBE.
OwttOD WaimmSlater, 34 Bailgate
Oxiey Henry, i North parade '
Oxley Miss, 34 North Parade
Pacay Mrs. 3 St. 'SifHlmi's sqoara
Pacy George Henry, 14 Newland
Facy Mrs. 5 St. Sirithin's square
Pacy WUham Austin, Park villa,
Park streeet
Fadley George Edward Bourne, 38
Carholme road
Page William Tomlinsnn, Oreetwell
house, GreetweU road
Pa^e.Wm. Tomlin80n,jnn.Oieat«eUTd
Painter Mrs. 4 Minster yard
Pahner Frank, 33 Orchard streat
FanaeU Thomas Jas. 33 Wellington st
Panton Charles, Elm cot. Long Leys td
Panry Miss, 30 Bailgato
Fatcherd Ben. a St. Catherine's ter
Panlger Isaac, it Colegriive street
PeacockAlbt. Levis X.S.C.S.B. 3 Bapk it
Pears Mra. Temple gardens,I^idom rd
Pedt George, The dot. Beaumont fee
Peck Miss, a Lotey Towdr street
Peel Frank, 38 Newland
Pennell Charles, Go-wts bridge
Penoey Mrs. a Wragby road
Penny William, 34 Sewell's 'walk
Pepper Isaac, Sooth park
Pepperdine Mrs. 14 CaniridL road
FbiUips William Edward, 3 Basen lane
Picken John, 3 Carholtne road
Fkkemg Edward George, Springfaill
house. Asylum road
Finder Mrs. South park
Pmder TomWright,4Vins st.Monk's rd
Place Mrs. The Cot. Nettleham road
Plant Thomas, Ventnor vil. Steep hiU
Poppleton George, a Cheviot terrace.
Monk's road
Poppleton Henry, South park
Porter Mra. Lindnm ter. Lindum road
Pratt Bev. George Henry k.a. St
Swithin's Vicarage bo. Lindum ter
Pratt Edwin, Clarence ho. Lindnm ter
Pratt Mrs. 49 Newland
Prentice Thomas, 38 Croft street
Pre«graves Bd'wud, South pork
Prieatland Henry, 33 Portland street
Prince Peter, 7 Aluiam tenaoe
Pnt^ Henry Bailey, Lindum terrace,
Lindnm road
PoBcin WilUam, 66 Oanwick road
Purvis John, 18 Carholme road
Badford Mrs. 6 Monk's road
Baine Bev. Isaac [district secretary
British k Foreign Bible Society],
South park
Bainforth Henry Elock, Tlie Uplands,
Nettleham rood
BainforthWm.We8tfiald ho.Carholme rd
Rainforth William, jun. Briergate
Bamage Andrew, 73 Monk's road
Bamsay Rev. Andrew B.ChrysostomB.A.
[vicar of St. Botolph's], South park
Bannard Arthur, $' Monk's road
Bawlinson Mrs. West parade
Bawlinson Samuel, 30 Gt. Northern st
Bayner John Lnmley, 11 Carholme rd
Bea George Stephen, 34 Tentercroft st
Bead Henry, Carlton ho. St. Catherine's
Read James, 88 Newland
Redman Meredith, 10 Steep hill
Bevitt Rev. Francis [Unitarian], 11
Arboretum avenue
Bex William, 36 Stainton street
Richardson John, The Elms, South park
Richardson Mrs. 40 Tentercroft street
Richardson Thomas, 67 Portland street
Richardson Thomas Beverley, Lindum
terrace, Lindnm road
Richardson WiUiam Arthur, Lindum ter
Richardson William Wright, Seuth park
Bichter Mrs. 33 Minster yard
Bidddl Edmrd Mitford, 3 Lindum ter-
race, Undnm road
Bobert Samuel, 5 Vine st. Monk's road
Boberta Alfred, 113 Portland street
Boberts G^let, as Tentercroft street
Bobertson William, 4 Banoeby terr^
Bobey William, Elm ho. Hamilton road
Robinson Bryan, i Beaummt place
{kbixtVi
Bobinson George Edmid» i Undnm
terrace, Undois road
Bobinson Herbert, 109 Portland stroet
Bobinson Joseph Artluu', Sooth park
Bobinson Thomas Wright, Euniltda
house, St. Cadunna's rood
Bobaon George, a7.PDrtland street
Btwsrs Albert Ellison, HsmHton villa,
Hamillao road, St Catherine's
Boney Peter, 33 Monk's rood
Booma Miss, 10 Atflara road
Bowlatt William, 13 Orchard street
Bnmbie David, 35 Waterside north
Bnssell Arthur Pic^ston xjb. Lunatic
hospital, Asyhun road
Buston Joseph u.r. Monk's manor;
k, Norton place. Bishop's Norton.
StXegerMrs. West Hill hoJIotberi? hill
Saite George, 37 Vine St. Monk's nad
Sandall Mra. 4'Tentetcroft street
Sarbntt Charles, 38 Vine st. Honk's id
Saunders Hi&rry, 11 Beaumont place
Savage John, 38 Ifelville street
Savage Mrs. Avenue villa. Upper avenue
Sawtell Bev. James Bio [Wedeyaa], 3
Wesley manse, Clasketgate
Sooley Mrs. ya Kirtland street
Sorarer CharlaB,Cambhurst«GTeetweU rd
Seaman Edward, i S Motherby lane
Searles Mrs. 31 Beanmont -villas
Seely Mrs. 366 High street .
Selby Miss, 8 Gas street
Sendall Edmrd, 4 Motherby bill
Sewell Joseph, 45 Bailgate
Shsdlock John, 33 Raaeo lane
Sharp Miss, 16 Newport
Sharpe William, 48 The Pmk
Sbarpin Edward Colby, County honiittl
Shaw Frederick William, 5 Addaide
terrace. Monk's road
Shaw Thomas, 58 Rasen lane
Shaw William, 33 Tentercroft street
Sheffield Rev. William [curate of St.
Andrew's], 53 Canirick road
Shelley Bev. John Benniworth [ennta
of St Swithm's], 19 Cheviot street
Shepherd Matthew Unwin, Newark rd
Shepherd Samnel James, Newark road
Shillito Mrs. 45 Porthmd street
Shipley George Hopkin, Lindum hooae,
SeWellroad
Shoveltons Misses, 55 Newland st west
Sills Mrs. St Margaret's lodge. Upper
Lindnm street
Simmons George, 94 Gariiolme nad
Simpson Fisher, St. Mark's lane .
Simpson George Frederick, 3t Martin's
vicarage. West parade
Simpson Thomas, St. Uartia's vicsnge
Singleton Mrs. Temple grdnsXindom td
SkiU Mrs. Excheqnergate
Skill William Arthur, 34 Newport
Smalley James, 36 Melville street
Smeeton James, 34 The Park
Smith Eustace Able, 5 Minster yard
Smith John, Lindum terrace
Smith Mrs. 3 Prospect terraoe
Smith Mrs. Sonth park
Smith Bbt.Labnmnm vil.StCatherine'i
Smith William Walker [sec. to the
Bishop of Lincoln], West parade
Snow James Marr, ao Minster yard
Snow Miss, Atherston place, Eastgate
Somers Joseph, 3 Tentercroft street
Sparke Mrs. 39 Monk's road
Spencer John, 46 The Park
Spencer Miss, a Altham terrace-
Spencer Mrs. ai Newland street west
Spencer Wflliam, 46 Tentercroft sbreet
Spiers Rev. William m.a., f.o;s. [Wes-
leyan], Ne-wark road
Spnnghall Serg.-Maj. RobtsjChevkArt
Spyvee William, Newsted ril. Up. aven
Stainton Sanderson, 10 Oarholms road
Stainton Thomas^ 40 Monk's road
Stallibrass Thomas, The Ehns, St
John's road, Newport
Standclilt Mrs. 6 St Catherine's ter-
race, Colegra-re street
Stanley Walt 10 Prospect ter jL<yhuarl
St«)hen His Honor James IX.D.1 >•'•
NewpOTt hooae
Digitized by VjUUV IC
DIEBGTORT.]
Stephen Be^^iiutld Artlknr, If ortbssta '
Stephens Cecil Rolaod, 73 Baaen lane:
Stephsnaan BeniEunin, 30 Otebtti at
Stephenaon Fred, 5 St. Catberina'a tor-
raoe, Golegrave street
Stephenaon John, 4S Monk's road
Stephenson Thomas, 43 Basen Ism-' '
Stimpson William, 63 Carholme road -
Stookwell Daniel, 36 Basen lane -
Storm Elliott BaiEtisr, 4 Monk's toad-
Storr William, 43 Uonk's road
Stmr Hiss, 16 Undnm road
Strond Henry, Hill oots. West parade
Somner Ber^NatbanielfiaUiweU [T«ot(tr
of St. Panl's], Church lane
Swain Mrs. 4 Prospect terrace - v::,.
Swallow Chvles,^ 03 Cheriot street' ^
Swan Lieat. Joeeph b.n. OreetwvQ cot-
tage, Easlgate . ' •
Swan John, Stonefield 'houae
Swan Miss, 8 Minster ;ard -
Swan Bobcrt, The fiDarry^'Wragbjr-id
Swift Mrs. 63 Monk's road - - ^ ^
Sympeon Thomas, James street
Tatham Ber. Edward Beary Balpb ma
[tutor, Scholas Cabcdlltrii], Bisbi^'s
hostel, Dmry lane'
Tatton 'Thomas, 70 Higfh street
Xlaylor Alex. Downbam, 14 Carhdlma-'Td
Taybr Charles, 37 Portland street
Taylor Frederick, South park
Taylor Mrs. 53 Mooson street
Taylor Mrs. 61 Ne^riand ^reet west
Teagne Henry, 35 St Botolph's terrace.
High street
Tsagne John Henry, Creaton villa,
St. Catherine's
Teesdale Edwin, 73 Honk's road
Thacker William, 33 Monk's road
Thirby Stephen, i Lacy Tower street
"niompson Miss, 13 Pelham street
Thornton Frederidc I,awrence, Bivers-
dalo. Gas street
Thropp James c.E. 3? Bailgate ■
flnirmaa John, St. Oatherine's
Thursby John, 28 Waterside sonth
nmmios Ber. Jsph. [Primitive Metiio-
dist], 35 Portiand street
Tomlin«ni(Sias.SBowlea3eamiuiatmnr
Tong Mrs. 43 Barton mad
Tonga Diealby, Oaradoct, QreetweU road
Tootle Barry, ij Yarborough road
Townhill Charles, 15 Orchard street
Townroe Ber. James Westan [viear of
St. Peter-at-Oowts], 37 Portland st
Toynbee Miss, 30 Tentereroft street
Toj^tbee-Bobnt, Atherston ho. Eastgate
Traris Seorge, 34 Croft street .
Tredinniok Stephen, 70 Monk's road
Treritt Harry, 15 North parade
Trew Benjamin, 31 Lindom road
Trotter Alexander, Greestone moont,
Lindum rood
TrotteTBenben,Templegdns.Iiindum rd'
COMMBBCIAL.
Abbott Sam i(.i.c.b. ciril engineer k agent tor Beadle's
patent system of glazing, 124 High street
Abbott William, boot maker, a Siuoil street ■
Abraham Joaepb, builder, 15 Watenride south . '
Ackrill John, shoe maker, 13 Park street
AckrOl Robinson,, boot k shoe maker, 30 The Park
AdoDck Mary (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 7 Newland
Adlington John Palmer, architect, 4 lionson stareet
AelbenyHenrv, slater & shopkeeper, 7 Saul st. Carholaie rd
Akrill, Ruddock k Eeyworth, . booksellers k stationen, 353
High stieet, k printers, k faiu>y. repository, Silrer street
AkriU Sarah Ann k Elisabeth Ana (Miases), general dealers,
I03 Hi^ street
Akrill Elizabeth (,^lb^.), stone k marble mason, bnildw km.
Eastgate /
Allen Edward k Son* metchaotar Com exchange
Allia Oeoige, bnilder, Cbi^iel lane i 75 Bailgate
Allman Henry, bnilder, 69 Princess street
AUman Joseph, ironmonger, 07 High street
Allott Martha (Mrs.), baker, Monaon street
Allsop James, dairsnnan, 18 Oibbeson street
Allwood Tboziuu, chimney sweeper, 40 Hnngate
Alston Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 Waterade north
AmUer Thos. tailw, wooUea draper ft -hatter, 8 Magpie sq
Andrew George, sbopkeepBr,'i3.High«tneit ' >" -
Andnw William, boot 4 slwa maker, 4. Ovildhall street
LUrCOLNSHIElL
Trotter Tbeodore, Monk'a tower, Oreat-
• wiUroad '
Traman Jaiiies EdMn,' SoiAh park - - "
Tnckwood Osofge, i Beaumont fee
Turtle: William; Sonth park
TVirton Mrs. 46 Basen lane ^ '
Vorton ThosJf orton ,30 Woteraldti north
Tdxford Jatnee Edward, 8 Bailgate
Tweed John Thotnas, Pottergate-
Tweedale Miss, 143 High street
QppIelT^ Field, 14 Minster yard
' Upton Stpbn. Temple-grdns.Iiindmn rd
Uther Mrs. 368 High street
Panghan' Heni^, 'The Arenue
Venablas-Rer.Sdmtmd x.A. [canon res^
identiafy 'ft pi^eeentor], Preoentinr,
Minster yai<d
'Viekera Beuj: longdaM ho, Newport
Viekers.Gear^ 63 Basen lane
VidEcrs OaoTge; . 19 Tentereroft
Viekars Geoi'ge, Tentor rilla, Steep hill
Vieksrs Mrs. 61 Stec^ hill- '
Waddingtoa Bichwd, r Lindom road '
WUdo.abthoit> Miss, Minster yard '
Waldo>aa*hoFp Mrs. Minster yard
Walker Missi 8a Newland
Waller James, South park -
WallisT6o8.Clarement ho.St. Catherine's
Wahh.FVaociac{)«Iilral, South park
Welster Miss,' 17 Newland #treet west
Wanstatt Ber.- Walter m.a. [perpetual'
cnmts of St. Andrews], 4 South Park
- villas, SoQtb tiark
Ward George, St. Catherine's rotld ' '
Ward James, la Orchard street
Ward Mias, i Yarborough road '
Ward Bichard John, Lindum terrace
Ward Thomas, lA, North parade
Ward WBiam Douglas, South park
Wanener Miss, $ Norman place
Wsterhouse Edward j.p. i Carholme rd
Watkins Wm. Le^land ho. The Grove
WetkinBOnirhempson,39YaTborough rd
Wiatson Benjaoun, 7 l».Catherine'8 ter
Watson Ftedsrick; 31 Oirhblme nad
Watson Henry, St. Sirithen's house,
-Freeschool lane
Watson Wm.Tenaple grdns. Lindum rd
'Webster 'Alfred Geonie, ' [bead master
of the school of art], Lindum road
Webster Mrs. torAdehme ter.Monk'STd
Welch Alfred, Olif ton ri].St.Oatfaantie's
Wellg Mrs. 4 St. Catherine's terrace,
'IMegraVe street '
West Maj.-Gen. William Henry H.
3-Minster yard
Wast(%arles Howard,6o Canwiak road
WetherlOT WiBiam, 24 Orchard road
'Wbaley John Newton, Ventor terrace
Whaley Mrs. sr Monksroad
Whaley Robert, South pork
Whalley John William, ts Newlands
Whattam Charles, 66 Monks road
uscoLs. 539
st«
30
Wharton Bev. Edgar, [vicar of
Mary's], 16 Tentereroft street
White' Ber. WHliam [Baptitt],
Carholme road
White Henry, 15 Silver street
White James, 41 Portland street
White Bliss, 96 Oarfaohneroad
White Samuel, 3 Portland street
White Thomas Harry,' 15 Silver street
Whitehead Cbas. Wm. 16 Alt ham ter
WhittOn Gharles, los Newlands
Whitton Jame^ 7 Tentereroft street
Whitton Mrs. 17 Eastgate
Whitton Bichd; Hiltm ho. Drnry lahe
WUdsmith Albert, a6 Croft street
Wileman G<orge,St. John's vil.Newport
Wiles George, a Monson street
WQkinsoa Arthur Ofeo. 8 Newark road
Wilkinson George, Hill 8ide,Soath park
Wilkinson Thomas Fewster, i Park vils
WOkinaon Thos. Manhall,6 Lindom 'rd
WiHcs'Outhbert, 34 ^tentereroft stteet
Williams 'Rev. Frederick Anthonv
' F^isistant master];'Onafimar school,
Lindom lemtoe
Williams John George, Lindum lodge
Williams William, 155 High street
Williamson Bev John [Congregational],
' The Limes, West parade
Wills WilUam, ^ St.- Oatherine's terrace
Wilson Benjamin Jn. is Tentereroft st
Wilson George, Lindum terrace
Wilson Oeorgej 14 North parade
Wilsoo Mrs. 19^ lindom roed
Witoon Mrs. 38 Monks road
Wilson Robert William, 4 North parad«
Wilson William, 13 Beaumont villas
Wilson William, 9a Carholme road
Wingard Samuel, 16 WUKngton street
Wingate John, 103 Carhohne road
Winger liiehard, 7 Nonlian place
Winks WilUam, 66 The Park
Winston Robert, 39 SaXon street
Wish Thomas, 19 Yarborough road
Witiiera Thomas John, 10 North parade
Wood Daniel, Craig- house, Rasen lane
Wood Mn. 8 James street
Woodcock Charles £dwin,7 Oresham st
Woodcock John, 36 The Park
Woodliffe Henry, 33 Rosoi lane
Woolfltt Mrs. 370 Higb' street
Woolhoose Henry, 3 'Yartxn-ougfa road
Woolhonse Joseph, 33 Beaumont villas
WoolhoaseMrF.Osbme.vi]':Se. Catherine's
Wrangham Mrs. West cot. Dmry lane
Wright Mrs. Newland street west
Wright Tbonras, 37 Carholme Toad
Wright William, a Pork villas
Wyatt Hugh, St. Catherine's villa,
St. Catherine's
Young John M. W. [organist of the
Ciithedral], 10 Minster yard
Yole Andrew, 5 Beaumont place
Andrew Frederick, solicitor, perpetual commissioner for
' taking acknowledgments of married women ft commit
sioner to- administsr oatfas in the supreme court, joint
desk 'to the magistrates for the ci^ of Lincoln, deputy
coroner for the Lincoln district of the county of Lincoln,
sec. to the Lincoln Com. Exchange it Maricet Co. treas. to
the Lincoln Mnnicipi^ Charity IVust, clerk to the Methei^
' ingham ft Dtinston Drainage ft the Washway Drainage
Commissioners, Silver street
Andrew William, jun. tailor, 5 OuildhaU street
Andrew WiiHam (Mis.), haberdasher, 37 New market
Andrews Jobn,'sbopkeeper, 16 Pelham street
Ansell Ed'ward Moiney, provision dealer, 10 Comhill
Ardt Benjamin, A<]am ft Eve r.H. Lindum road
Arden'Eliza (Miss), dress-maker, 36 Waterside sonth
Armitage John, com ft wotd merchant. Com ezcbange
Armstrong John Lane, supervisor of inland revenue, Inland
Revenue ofGce, High street
Armstrong JsphL diimt ft eartheo'ware dealer, 39 Can'wick rd
Arnold Afied William, dining rooms, 6 Cornhill
Arnold Edward Farr, plumb^ ftc. 11 Butcher}- street
Arnold Frank, ale ft stout' merchant ft bottler, agent for
Guinness ft Co.'s stout, Bass ft Go.'s burton ales ft Pilsener
lager beer, 381 Sigh ttraet
Arriuid William, beer retailer ft ooal dealer, 45 Princess st
Ash WDliun Henry, horse dealer^ St. Mark's square
Asher John, hotter; 330 High street
Asber Robinson,- grocer, a6 Wnm street, Monks rood
Digitized by VjUUyiC
640 LINCOLN.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[ Kelly's
Ashley William, wine A spirit merchant, «ee Whitton k
Ashley
Ashling Charlotte (Mias), millineT tc dress maker, 84 Car-
holme road
Asman Benjamin, snrreyor, 128 High street
Asman Joseph, printer k bookbinder, Siranpool court
Astill Walter, oonfectioner, 379A, High street & 12 Corn
Ezcbanse arcade
Aston Qiidley, hair dresser, 31 Waterside south
Aston John, \ratch Ic clock maker, ao Sincil street
Atkin Alfred, tinman, Danes gate
Atkinson Eleanor (Mrs.), Hare k Hounds P.H. 339 High st
Atkinson Harriet (Mrs. ), coffee house, 277 High street
Atkinson John, carpenter, Wragby road
Atkinson John, shoeing smith, 11 Newport
Atkinson Robert John, chemist, 24 Silver street
Austin John, tailor, 14 Waterside north
Bacon George, collector to Lincoln Corn Exchange Co, New
Com exchange, Comhill
Bailey Oarid, shopkeeper, 121 Newark road
Baily John, hair aresser, 17 Steep hill
Bainbridge George k Sons, linen k woollen drapers, silk
mercers, milliners, mantle k costume warehousemen k
carpet factors, 234, 335 k 236 High street See advert
Baker George, dentist, 32 Newland
Baker John, boot maker, 343 High street
Baker Thomas, rope maker k parish clerk to St. Mark's, 14
St. Mark's square
Baker Thomas, jnn. rope k twine maker, 4 Priorygate
Baldock Henry, harness maker. Bar terrace, High street
Baldry Spencer, butcher, 7 Butchery street
Baldwin Howard, shopkeeper, i Harvey street, Foss dyke
Band Elizabeth (Mrs.), upnolstress, 42 Hungate
Bannister Annie (Miss), dress maker, 351 High street
Barber William, naturalist, 16 Sincil street
Barker Mar}- (Mrs. ), dress maker, 30 Motherby lane
Barker Nathaniel, rope maker, 14 Strait
Barker Richard, Bull k Chain p.h, Langworthgate
Barley Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, Essendon house,
Esaendonroad
Barlow Harriet (Mrs. ), grocer, 276 High street
Barnes Henry, parish clerk of St. Peter-at-Archea, Angel
yard. High street
Barnes Henry, surveyor, Newland
Barraclough John, lay vicar, professor of music k musical
instrument establishment, Exchequergate
Barry George, shojdceeper, 55 Waterside south
Bartholomew Samael Ooolding, shopkeeper, 18 Burton rd
Barton George, beer retailer k water bailiff for the Anglers'
Association, i Nelson street
Basker Samuel Charles, builder k contractor, k parish clerk
of St. Peter-at-Gowt's&St. Andrew, 385 High street
Bass, Batcliff k Gretton Limited, brewers. High street ; k
maltsters, Norman st. Brayford head k Com exchange
Bass Susannah (Mrs.), Albion hotel, St. Mary's street
Bassett Henry Thomas, tailor, 32 Vine street. Monks rood
Battle, Son k Maltby, wholesale druggists, oil, paint k color
merchants k chemists k druggists, High street
fiatty John Richard, boot maker, 6 Bipon street
Bausor William, linen draper k silk mercer, 197 High street
Bavin k Godfrey, coal merchants, k agents for Groby
Granite Co. k for Odam's manures. Great Northern Rail-
way yard, Oxford street
Bavins Martha Ann (Mrs.), seminar}'. South park
Baxter Harry, builder, 59 Newland street west
Ba}'ne Eliza (Mrs.), soda water manufacturer, 45 Broadgate
Bean Henry, boot maker, 16 Alfred street. High street
Bean Obadiah, parish clerk of St. Nicholss & St. John, 40
Eingsley street. Burton road
Seard Charles, saiddler, 399 High street
Beasley Daniel, greengrocer, Newmarket
Beaumont James, sa<£ller, 30 Silver street tc 6 Clasket gate
Beckett Edward, boot maker, at Steep hill
Beckett Richard, boot k shoe maker, St. Martin's lane
Bednall Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 51 Monson street
Beech Samuel, King's Arms f.b. Theatre yard. High street
Beeson James, brace k belt maker, 21 Arboretum avenue
Beirnstein Horace Mark, fumhure dealer, washing k
wringing machine k mangle manufacturer, cabinet majcer,
upholsterer jc french poUsher, Warrington house, High
street. See advert
Bell Charles, timber merchant, see Bullock k Bell
Sell Jane (Mrs. ), boat builder, Brayford side
Bell William, travelling tea dealer k draper, 3 Qrantham st
Bell William James, bricklayer, 10 Montague street
Bell Winifred (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Rosemary lane
Bellamy k Hardy, architects k surveyors, aSk ag Broadgate
Bellatti Louis Lawrence, clock maker, 34a High street
Belton Wm. Henry, boot k shoe maker, 98 Newland St. west
Bembridse k Son, merchants. Corn exchange'
Benson Martha (Mrs.), tobaoomist, 36 Waterside north
Bentley Joseph, greengrocer, 6 Silver street
Bentley William Jamas, tailor, 8 Omldhall street
Berridge Henry, butcher, 15 Pelham street
Bescoby John k James, wheelwrights, 50 High street
Betts John, surgeon, 84 Newland
Betts Mumby, shopkeeper, 18 Gray street
Bicknell Capt. Philip, chief constable of the County, Central
station, 382 High street
Biggadike Charles, smith 3c crank manufacturer, 12 Cross st
Biggadike George, beer retailer, Wynn street. Monks road
Binns Brothers, builders, Brayford side
Birch Frederick John, Fox k Hounds p.h. Steep hill
Birkbeck Alexander, fancy dealer.ft post office, 30 Canwickrd
Birkbeck John Thomas, chemist, 5 Bailgate
Birkett B. (Miss), sub-librarian to Lincoln Stodc Library,
Mint lane
Bishop K k Sons, maltsters. Com ezchanee
Bishop George, watch maker, 40 Steep hiU
Bisserot Elward, Great Northern hotel. High street
Blackboum Hannah (Mrs.), Crown k Anchor P.H.5 Newland
Blackbum Frederick, baker, Hungate
Blackburn John Henry, hair dresser, 38 Sincil street
Blades Joseph, potato dealer. Unity square
Blaiden Matthew, dyer. Monks nnd
Blake John, coal merchant, 34 Canwick road
Blakey John, fancy repository, 35 Guildhall street
Blayden — , leather seller, 4 Tentercroft street
Blaze Wilson, baker, 23 Bailgate, k grocer, iii Burton road
Blight on George, herbalist, 29 New market
Blinkhom WiSiam, hosier, hatter, glover, k boot k shoe
warehouse, 231 k 232 High street
Block Benjamin, butcher, 7 Sincil street
Blow Frederick, builder, 8 Grantham street
Blow George, hoot maker, 99 Burton road
Blow William, tailor, 33 Wellington street
Blow William Henry, dyer, Exchange arcade, Cornhill
Bocock Robert, plumbo', 25 Strait
Boldock Joseph, tailor, 6 St. Mark's square
Bonner Joseph, butcher, 1 1 New market
Bontoft Robert, joiner, 8 Knight street, St. Botolph's
Boole George, pfnmber, 368 High street
Booth Sarah (Mrs.), butcher, 14 Sincil st.fc a & 3 New markt
Booth William, boot maker, 56 Chelmsford street
Booth William, confectioner, 139 High street
Booth William, Flying Horse p.h. 247 High street
Borrows Mary Ann (Miss),milliner k dress ma.4Staunton st
Botherway John, shopkeeper, 34 Steep hill
Bottomley Thomas, fancy repodtory, 48 Sincil street k 33
New market
Boucher Joseph, boot k shoe maker, 33 Silver street
Bonghton Henry, carver A gilder, 369 High street
Boulton Thomas, solicitor, Palfry cbunbers. Silver street
Bourne Thonuis Charles, solicitor k commissioner for oaths,
see Swan J. ft R. A Bourne
Bower Walter Creasey, mattress maker, so Strait
Bower William, furniture broker, 84 Burton mad
Bowers George, boot maker, 53 k 54 Broeulgate
Bowman John William, greengrocer, 46 Shakespear street
Boxall Emma (Mrs. ), Eancy lepoaitorr, 9 Monks road
Bracebridge Brick ft Tile Od. Limited (William Cobb,man.),
6 Exchuige arcade
Bradbury George, cattle dealer, 36 Rosemary lane
Bradbury William Henry, cowkeeper ft dairyman, Belle Vue
cottage, Oarline road
Bradey William, greengrocer. New market
Bradley James, contractor, 17 Charles street west
Bradley John, cowkeeper, 33 Gas street
Bradley John, egg ft butter dealer, 33} Waterside south
BradleyHary Jane(Mr8. ),Horse ft Jockey p.b. 18 Guildhall at
Bradley William, dairyman, 35 Turner street
Bradshaw Joseph, general dealer, 9 Guildhall street
Brailsford Daniel, cab proprietor, 46 Portland street
Brailsford George, Lion ft Snake P.H. 79 Bailgate
Brame John Stringer, painter, 39 Alexander ter.ft The Strait
Bramley John, pawnbroker, 173 High street
Brammell Hy. china ft eartttenware dealer, 10 High street
Branston J. W. ft H. maltsters. Com ezehange
Branston Joseph Gilstrap, maltster. Anchor street
Bray Joseph Richard, news agent, 33 Waterside north
Bridges James, Duke of Wellington p.h. 44 Bailgate
Brien Patrick, Cross Keys p.h. Union road
Briggs Charles, builder, Bradlaugh terrace. Chapel lane
Briggs Edward, fruiterer, 31 Memlle street
Briggs Henry, commercial traveller, 16 Waterside north
Briggs John, butcher, 93 Bailgate
British ft Foreign Bible Socnty Depdt (Hiss Jane East,
manageress), SQver street
British Workman Reading Rooms. (William Hird,maii.),
Temperance hall, St. Switbin's square
Broadhurst Mary (Mrs. ), dress maker, 106 High street
Brogden Frederick Charles, solicitor ft commissioner,ft clerk
to St. Swithin's burial board, 38 Broadgate
Brondey Francis Worrall, cbemist,see Tomlinson ft Bromley
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Bromley Helen (Miss), teacher of the harp k piano, 27
Beaomont villae, Beanmoat fee
Bromley Ja8.Eminot,8olicitor,37Beanmont Tils.Beaamont fee
Brook, Wilkinson k Cant, surgeons, 13 Silver street
Brook Charles, brewer, 43 Waterside north
Brooks John, oooper, 33 Steep hill
Brooks Susan (Mrs.), shopkeqjcr. Burton road
Brougbton Joseph, registrar of mfrriages, i St. Nicholas la
Broughton Matthew, builder k contractor, see Otter k
Broughton
Brown George, shopkeeper, a; Queen's street
Brown Geo. Wm. coal mer. M.S. k L. Railway yard. High st
Brown James, grocer k tea dealer, 167 Newport
Brown James Hind, grocer kc. 51 Bailgate
Brown John, Prince of Wales f.h. 77 &iilgate
Brown John fage, bnilder, 4 King street
Brown Richard, boot k shoe maker, 91 St. Botolph's
terrace. High street
Brown Samuel, farmer, Waves farm, Pyewipe
Brown Thomas, miller. Mill house. Burton road
Brown William Frederick, provision dealer,43 Oanwick road
Brumby Matthew, boot k shoe maker, Michaelgate
Bmmmit Henry Halman k Co. [ncture frame makers,
343 High street
Brumnutt James, greengrocer, 10 Bailgate
Bromwell Thomas Walter, ladies' k children's outfitter,
36 Silver street
Bryan Chas. WiA. job ma8ter,St.Martin's la.4c 10 Orchard st
Bryant Eli, shopkeeper, Brayford head,Jc boot ma.Saltergate
Bochan John Henry, hair dresser, a High street
Bnffham Elizabeth (Mrs.), baby linen, ladies' underclothing
k fancy establishment, St, Edmond's, Silver street
BuUard John Welbourn, shopkeeper, 14 Greetwell road
Bullin Edwin T. merchant. Com exchange
Bullock k Bell, timber merchants, 104 High street
Bnnn Samuel, boot k shoe maker, 6 Wynn street
Bunting George, beer retailer, 34 Waterside south
Bnrkitt Fred, shopkeeper, 73 The Park
Bnrlett George, shopkeeper, 19 Alfred street. High street
Barman James Blake, butcher, 9 Newland
Burnett John James, Monks Abbey hotel. Monks road
Barrows John, wood turner, Hungate
Barrows John Nathaniel Eayrs, wood turner, a6iA, High st
Barrows John Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 High street
Burrows Maria (Mrs.), oooper, St. Mary's street
Barton J. & A. k Scorer, solicitors, Lindum road
Barton Brewery Co. Limited (Allan Corrie Nicholl8,agent),
St. Swithin's square k Waterfide north
Burton Hunts Connmittee (Walter Turner Toynbee, hon.
- sec.). Bank street
Burton Alfred Barrand (firm. Burton J. k A. k Scorer),
solicitor, commissioner for oaths, acting under sheriff for
the county of Lincoln, joint clerk (with John Francis
Burton) to the Witham Navigation Co. Lindum road
Barton George, Globe inn, 30 Waterside south
Barton Henry, hair dresser, 314^ High street
Barton John Francis (firm. Barton J. 3c A. Ic Scorer),
solicitor, commissioner for taking acknowledgments of
deeds by married women, clerk of gaol sessions for
county of Lincoln, clerk of the peace for the parts of
Lindsey, to magistrates for Lincoln division of the parts
of Kesteven, joint clerk (with Alfred RBurton) to Witham
Navigation Co. to Greetwdl district draina^ com-
missioners & to ist & 3rd district commissioners for
drainage by the river Witham, Lindum rood
Burton Richard Thomas, baker k grocer, i Victoria street
Barton William, oowkeeper k dairyman, i Wellington st
Bartt k Roper, foreign k englieh timber merchants, mould-
ing k joinery manofacturers, k steam sawing mills : oiBco
Jc saw mills, Portland street : wharf, Brayford head
Borwell William, seed crasher. Corn exchange
Batt Edith (Mrs.), drag dealer, 3 High street
Buttery Thomas, nail maker k ironmonger, 373 High st
Button A. k B. (Misses), china dealers 36, k fancy re-
pository 7, Silver street
Bycroft Thomas, commercial traveller, 14 Colgrove street
Bygutt John Parkinson, wine k spirit merchant, Comhill
utboame George, superintendent of county police for
Kesteven south division, St. Catherine's
Ganner William, slater, 30 Portland street^
Cannon Bernard k Co.Ieathor dressers ft glue, size ft pardi-
ment manufacturers, Witham works. Gaunt street
Cansdale Edward, joiner, 34 Cross street
Cansdale John Merriman, toot maker, 51 Hnntgate
Cant William John L.B.C.P. ix>nd. surgeon, see Brook,
Wilkinson ft Cant
Capon Emily (Miss), dress maker, 39 Croes street
Care William, greengrocer. New market
Carline Richard Cotton, solicitor, perpetual commissioner
ft commissioner for taking oaths in the Supreme Court,
k derk to the Lincoln west drainage commissioners (south
district), 37 Silver street
Carless William U.B.C.V.S. veterinary sorgeon, Royal Oak
yard, High street. See advertisement
Carline William Arthur x.D. surgeon, Flazeogste
Carrott Joseph, fishmonger, 13 High street
Carter Alfred John, inland revenue oflfoer, Granville hoase,
Carline road
Carter Frederick, fishmonger, 3 Newlands
Carter George Frederick, furniture dealer, 3 Norman street
Carter John, sec. & manager of gas works. Gas street
Carter Thomas, butcher, 44 New market «
Carter William, shopkeeper. Cross street
Cartwright Robert Valentine, Manver's Arms f.h. Danesgate
Cartwright William, brewer, see Wilson, Cartwright ft Co
Cartwright William, higgler, 41 Newland street west
Cass Mark, stone ft marble mason, Michaelgate
Castle Kelsey ft Son, merchants. Corn esctutnge
Caswell Henry, merchant. Com exchange
Cater ft SieaTord, english ft foreign timber merchants,
flooring boards, mouldings, spouting ftc. ia stock ; saw
mills, Brayford side
Catley Edwin, boot ft shoe maker, 3 Vine street. Monks rd
Catley Thomas Newmarch, wardrobe dealers, 6 ft 7 Steep hi
Catling Charles, beer retailer, St. Swithin's square
Catling John, City Vaults p.h. a Alfred street. High street ;
& Brickmakers' Arms p.h. Stamp end
Catten Charles, tailor, 58 St. Hugh's street
Caudwell Edward, merehant. Corn exchange
Chaloner Thomas, house k commission agent, plate glass,
fire, life, accident ft guarantee society's agent, accountant
t rent ft debt collector. City chambers, i8a High street
Chambers George, Treaty of Commerce p.h. 173 High st
Chambers Mary (Mrs. ), beer retailer, Gas street
Chambers Nathaniel, coal, lime ft salt merchant, ft agent
for Mountaorrel Granite Co. Limited, M. S. ft L. coal
depot. High street ft Com exchange
Chapman Joseph, boot maker, 6 Beaumont fee
Chapman Richard, cattle dealer, 3 Beaumont place
Chapman Thomas, tool dealer, 57 Ripon street
Chapman William, watch maker, 7 Asylum road
Charles ft Hoyes, butchers, 16 New market
Chatterton Peter, shopkeeper, i Oxford street
Cheatham George, greengrocer, Newark road
Cheethani John, fishmonger, 366 High street
Cheney Elizabeth (Mrs.), stationer ft printer, 365 High st
Chester Edwd. ft Son, engineers ft machinists, Rosemary lane
Chevins Peter Robinson, shopkeeper, 4 Canwick road
Chew Alice Isabella ft Annie Elizabeth (Misses), ladies'
school, High street
Child Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 31 High street
Child Joseph, furniture dealer, 76 Waterside north
Chown Eli, boot ft shoe maker, 16 Union street
Christopher Charles, earthenware dealer, 3 Gaunt street
Church Enoch, tailor ft hair dresser, 32 Waterside north
Clapham Joseph, greengrocer, 91 Waterside south
Cb4>bam William, china ft ^laas dealer, 13 Waterside south
Clark Ann (Miss), tobaooonist-, 33A, High street
Clark Frederick John, teacher of music, 33 Portland street
Clark Joseph, furniture broker, 33 Portland street
Clark Samuel, tin plate worker, 36 Salthoose lane
Clark Samuel, wararobe dealer, 41 Sincil street
Clarke's Crank Co. Limited (C. H. Cousins, manager).
Crank works, Gonltham street
Clarke Adam, boot maker, 335 High street
Clarke Charles, district rate collector, 130 Newland St. west
Clarke Charles, tailor, 71 Portland street
Clarke John, fruiterer, 19 Guildhall street
Clarke John, plumber, Saltergate
Clarke Joseph, furniture dealer, 33 Portland street; 25
New market ft 13 Cornhill
Clarke Joseph Bilton, tailor, 165 High street
Clarke Thomas, butcher, 3a High street
Clafke William, coal merchant, Brayford wharf
Clarke William, pork batcher. Monks road
Clarkson William, cowkeeper, St. Paul's lane
Claxton Charles, sen. (exors. of), soda water ft lemonade
manufacturers, Canwick road
Claxton Charles, soda water ft lemonade manfr. Portland st
Clayton ft Shuttleworth, agricoltural ft general engineers.
Stamp End works ; 78 Lombard street, London e.c. ; 35
ft 37 Tarleton street, Liverpool ; branch establishments,
Vienna, Pesth, Prague, Cracow, Lemberg, Crajova ft
Wolocmrsk
Clayton Dixon, Sloop inn, 44 Waterside north
Clayton George Thomas, stone ft marble mason, see Holmes
ft Clayton
Clayton James, saddler, 371 High street
Clench Frederick, engineer, Newland hooaa, Newlands
Cliff Wm. Mnrfin, Magpies commercial inn. Waterside, nth
Qoae Henry Stanlev ft William Henry, bnilders ft contrac-
tors, Brayford side north
Cockerill Ibttfaaw, china dealer, 31 Sincil st.ft 36 New mrkt
Cocking Henry, Green Dragon f.h. Magpies sqaare
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Codd Henry, batcher, 93 New. market
Codd John, ahopkeeper, Kingsley street
Codd John LiUyman, ]>oot& shoe maker, 19 Victorui street
Codd Sarah Emma (Ifrs.), bntcber, i Silver street
Codd WiUtem, gas -k lamp inspector, Witham street
Coggle Charles, boot maker, 5 Waterside south
C(«^le John William,. hair dresaer, 7 ComhUl
0(£un litary Ajai ^iyiias),milliner & dress ma. 5 Greetaam st
Colam WilUam, joiner, 43 Cross street
Cole John, merchant, Com ez(!hange
Colley Fredk. (c Wm.manamental m«isons, 161 & 163 Hi^h at
Collier John Thomas m.d. surgeon, seeSympaon tc Collier
CoUJngham Frederick, Falcon p.h. Salt«i:gate
CoUingbam Joseph, silk mercer, see ]VIa\rer k' Oallingham
Colt Thomas, tailor, 18 Strait
Comings Edward, provision dealer. 3 Alexandra terrace
Conlon k Sons, brewers, maltsters & wine k spirit mer
chants, k importers of german peat moss litter. Broad
gate. See advertisement
Consumers Tea Co. (Joseph Hunter, manager), tea dealers,
185 High street
Cook Jolm, farmer, Wyves farm, Pyewip*
Cook Thomas, haulier, Buxton road
Cook Thomas, Lord Nelson p.h. 303 High street
Cooke John, patent plongh manufacturer, Monka road
Cooling Brothers, undertakers &c. 16 Melville street
Coope Harriet l8abella(Miss),dreasmaker,s Waterside north
Cooper Samuel, builder. Chapel lane k 41 Burton road
Cooper William, iisb, game k ponltr}' dealer, 303A, High st
Copping John, merchant. Com exchange
Corby Granite Co. Lim. (Isaac Wright, manager), granite
merchants. Corn exchuige
Gorrigan James, shopkeeper. Stamp end
Corrigan James, shopkeeper, 61 Waterside south
Cottingham William, chemist k druggist, 94 & 356 High st
Cotton Henry, carriage maker. South park
County Court Office (James Stephenson esq. judge ; Field
Uppleby, registrar ; Arthur Bean, chief clerk),' Bank st
County Hall (Frederick Quipp, keeper), Castle yard
County Hospital (George Mitchinson m.d. k George
Harrison u.D. physicians ; Thomas Sympson i.ii.c.p.alin.
Septimus Lowe, Charles Brook k Thomas Marshall
Wilkinson i:..B.c.P.Edin. surgeons; Edward Colby Sharpin
L.R.c.F.Edin. house surgeon; Rev. James Stock b.a.
chaplain ; William Barr Danby, secretary k acting trea^
surer ; Miss E. M. Beachcroft, matron), Sewells r<nd
County Kews JKoom (Charles J. Brombead, secretary k
treasurer), Castle hill
Conpland Lewis, landscape gardener, Northgate
Cousana Henry £. pabusMr of the 'Uinooln Gazette k
Times,' & printer, St. Benedict's square
Cousans James, organ builder, 31 Croft street '
Cousins Charles, ironmonger, 5 Silver street
Cousins Charles, ?yewipe inn, Pyewipe
Cousins Jolm, dairyman, 33 Spencer street
Cowen & Lansdown, builders, Newton street
Cowen George, carpenter, Kesteven street
Cox George, coal dealer. Water lane
Cox Jesse, Golden Cross p.b. 418 High street
Craft Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 27 Mdville street
Crampton George, boot maker, 53 Hip:h street
Crampton Samuel, ironmonger, 57 High street
Craven Thomas, glazier, 49 High street
Crawford Joseph Walker, traveling tea dealer, 53 The Park
Croom Henry, chimney sweeper, 59 High street
Crosby Joseph k Sons, builders k contractors, 15 k 17
Great Northern street
Crosby James, grocer, 16 Waterside south
Crossland Francis, shopkeeper, 26 Newport
Crossley Frank, watch k clock maker, 4 Broadgate
Crowder J. com merchant, Corti exchange
Crown Brewery (Henry Pugh, manager). Waterside south
Cullen Chas. boot & shoe ma. East's ct. Christ's Hospital ter
Cullen Charles Henry, tailor, 49 Sincil bank
CuUen William, chimney sweeper, 10 The Park
Curtis Ann (Mrs.), pork butcher, 416^ High street
Cnrtis Ann (Mrs), wheelwright, 365 High street
Curtis Charles,- pork butcher, 164 High street
Curtis Edmund, cabinet maker, upholsterer, undertaker,
paper hanger k furniture removal contractor ; office &
show rooms, 40 Silver street ; furniture warehouse &
timber yard. Croft street & Brayford. See advert
Curtis Edward, carpenter k wheelwright, Portland street
Dale Thurstan Creorge, solidtor, commissioner to administer
oaths & for taking affidavits backnowledgments of deeds by
married women, clerk of the peace for the city, official
receiver in bankruptcy for Lincoln k Boston distdcts,
clerk to commissioners of land tax, clerk i registrar of
burial board, derk to Lincoln charity -trustees jc to the
managers of the senior Freeman's fund, secretary k
treasurer to Christ's hospital & the urban- sanitary antbo-
rity, St. Benedict's square
I>alby Btixabeth (Hrs.% ihopkeqwr, 8S High street
Dale William, beer retiuler, 49 Hnngate
Dalton Charles Gerald, surgeon k medical officer k pnUic
vaccinator, No. a k ii.districta, 133 High street
Danby k Son, solicitors k derks'.to.qomnussioners of sewers,
a Bank street
Banby John William, solidtar, commissioner to adininister
oaths k ^perpetual odmmissianer, qlerk to the Dmham
Bridge Co. the oommisaioners dl sewers, president of
Lincolnshire Incorporated Law Society k manasing
director k chairman a<. Lincoln k Lmdeey HMtme
Co. limited (firm, Danby k Son),3 Bank street ; (Measn.
Pateraon, Snow, Bloxam k Kindsir, 35 Lincoln's Inn fieldii
London agents)
Danby WilUam Barr (firm, Danby k Son), solicitor k
commissioner for oaths, secretary k acting treasurer of
Lincoln coimty hospital, clerk to Bracebridge k BooHham
school board, clerk to the guardians of Lincoln nnnn,
school attendance , committee, assessment committee k
rural sanitary antliority, hon. secretary to Lincolnshire
Incorporated Law Society k superintendent registrar,
Lincoln district, a Bank street
Daniels Joseph, artificial stone manufacturer, see Fambrini
k Daniels
Darley Bicbard, joiner, 8 Hi^h street
Dashper Frank George, auctioneer, see Lyall k Daahper
Dashper Gilbert John(firm, Tweed, Smith k Daahper), soli-
citor & clerk to the middle school governors, Saltergate
Daubney Enoch, auctioneer,' 45 Tentercroft street
Davidson Christopher Hontgomerie, surgeon, i Monks road
Daviea John, tailor, hatter, shirt niaker, gentleman's onl-
fitter k leather bag warehouse, 331 High st. ; Jc at Louth
Davis John, shopkeeper, Thomgate
Davison James, painter, 3j Canwick road
Dawber Robert k Co. brewers k maltst«rs ; office, Guildball
street ; maltings, Carholme rood, Hish st. k New Ware
Dawber k Son, wine, spirit k beer merchants, GuildhaDst
Dawber John, brewer, Guildhall street; k Roebuck p.h.
310 High street
Dawber Robert, joiner, Freescbool lane
Dawn Thomas, cowkeeper.& dairyman, 4 Carholme road
Dawson James k Son, boot makers, 15 Sincil street, k
leather belting makers. Unity square
Dawson Charles, fishmonger, 34 Portland street
Dawson Donald, shoeing smith, Thomgate
Dawson Edwin, inspector of gas meters. Gas street
Dawson Henry, shopkeeper, 67 Newlands
Dawson John, boot maker, 35 Silver street
Dawson Thomas, confectioner, 39 Melville street
Dawson Thomas, greengrocer. New market
Dawson Thomas Alfred, coal merchant, roiul contractor k
fbmitnre remover,. 16 Portland street
Day Charles, funeral carriage proprietor kc. Pelham street
Day George, greengrocer, 33 Bailgate
Day James, <»al duller, 38 Oarr street
Day John, corn merchant. Corn exchange
Day John, High Bridge vaults p.h. 315 High street
Day Thomas, coal draler, Dep&t street
Daykin Herbert, paperhanging warehouse k picture mould-
ings k glass cutter k dealer, 398 High street
Deakin Francis k Son, grocers &c. i Alma terrace. Stamp
end & 78 Oarline road
Dean William, registrar of marriages, Northgate
Dennett W. H. ccml merchant, Corn exchange
Dersley Wm. shopkpr. ia St. Catharine's ter. Colegrave gt
Dexter Arthur k Son, herbalists, 163 High street ^
Diddnaon k Son, cabinet makers, upholsterers, house for-
nisbera, auctioners k valuers for probate k transfer, 29
Strait
Dickinson Charles Sampson, merchant & steam milltf,
Brayford wharf
Dickinson John, beer retailer, Stamp end
Dix Sarah (Mrs.), shopkenier, 6 Newlands
Dixon Daniel, china & eartjienware dealer, 18 Steep hill
Dixon David, boot k shoe maker, Brayford head
Dixon Emma Maria (Miss), baby linen warehouse, 335!
High street
Dixon John E. seed merchant. Com exchange
Dixon Page, Wellington inn, 37 Broadgate
Dixon Thomas, boot maker, 39 Steep hill
Dixon Thomas, vaccination officer, Lincoln Holme sub^Us-
trict, 9 Prospect terrace
Dixon William, professor of music, 78 Newlands
Dixon William Henry, grocer, Jao High street k 28 New
market Jc temperance hotel, 2 Tentercroft street
Dobbins John, boot k shoe ma. 4 Westfield St. Carholme rd
Dobbs John, builder, 34 Carholme road'
Dobson Mary Jane (Mrs.), china' dealer, 403 High Street
Doncaster M. A. & Son, stationers k printers 44, k paper-
' hanging warehouse, 45 Silver ftrtie/l
Doncaster George, tempeiajtoe hotel, 340 High stVeet
Donner Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Groaastreel
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Donghtjr, Son & Richudioa, seed cmsherai oumttt« maznl«
fectnrera, agrienltural leed dealeia^ general marctumta k
rope k taTpanlmg cover inanuiactn>«»»Jiai. .Higb strMt
ft Corn exchange
Doughty Charles^ blacksmith, Colbeck's yard, High street
Donglas Joseph, shopkeeper, 71 Newark road
Dovd Mary (Mrs.), coal merchant, Midlimd yard
Doirman David Doxon, parish clerk of St. Mark'8,3 Victoria st
Dracnp Emma (Mrs..), haberdasher,. 35 Bipon street -
Diaper John George, boot maker, aSsHign street
Drayton Wilkinaon Henry, shopkeeper, 14 Pelham street
Dmry Michael, architect ft sorveyor, Palfrey chambers.
Silver street
Drury William, batcher, 37 Hongate ft 13 New market
Dnekering Charles, engineer, iron ft brass founder, agrienl-
tmral implement manufacturer, millwright ft millstone
boildBr, machinist, stove ft range mannffwturer, iron gate
ft palisading manitfacturer, iron girder ft bridge builder,
iron tank ft flour' mill manufacturer &c. ftc. Waterside
north ft Rosemary lane. See advertisement
Dunham & Pollexfen, merchants, Com exchange
Dunham Bridge Go. (John Wm. Danby, clerk)i3 Bank street
Dunkerton Edward, teacher of music, 45 Steep hill
Durance Joseph, soluiitor ft oommisaioner to administer
oaths ft agent to Midland Counties Insurance C0.35 Mint la
Dutton Jabez, herbalist, loi Portland street
Eagle William, Crown inn, Baggholme road, ft butcher, 54
Wynn street, Monks road
Edenbrow Gabriel, shopkeeper, 3 £nigbt's st. St. Botolph's
Edmonds Charles, manager of the Stamford, Boston' ft
Spalding Bank, High street
Elderkin Brothers, bakers, z6 Bailgate
Elkington Mary (Mrs.), midwife,33 Montague street
EUey Margaret (Mrs.), news agent, 63 High street
Elliott J<^n, ironmonger, silversmith ft agrienltural imple-
ment agent, St. Donstan's lock, High street
Ellis Arthur, collector to Oas Co, Wisteria cottago. High
street, Gowts bridge
Ellis George, blacksmith, 24 Norman street ft Oxford street
Ellis Joseph Henrj-, restaurant, grill room, ft wine ft spirit
merchsoit, City stores, ComhilT
Ellis Richard, butcher, 21 ft 22 New market
Ellis Richard, Crown p.h. Butchery street
EQis Susannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 55 Buen lane
Ellis Thomas, market gardener, New market
Ellis Ihomas, Royal George f.k. 48 Rasen lane
Elmer George, wardrobe dealer, 34 Strait
Elsora Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Burton road
Elston Edward, watch ft clock maker, 367 High street
Elvidge Henry, greengrocer, 10 Strait
£Uvin James, greengrocer, j6 Strait
Elvin John Edward, pork butcher, 6 Strait ft New market
Elwick George, deputy superintendent registrar ft master of
the workhouse, Umon workhouse
Emerson William Charles Makey, nurseryman, seedsman ft
florist, 430 High street ; nurseries at Braoebridge
Emmerson Matthew, shopkeeper, 13 Can wick rood
Esberger Joseph, joiner, is Eingsley street
Evison Jabra, greengrocer, 338 High street
Facey Harriet (Mrs!), dress maker, 83 High street
Famorini ft Daniels, artificial stone manufacturers, Can<
wick road ft Melville street
Farmers Co. Limited (Piggott ft Holmes, managers), ma-
nure merchants. Corn, exchange
FawcettJos^h, tobacconist, 8 Omwick road
Fentley William, baker, 5 Rosen lane
Few ft Co. merdiants. Gam exchange .
FieldCatherine(Mrs.),8tayftcorsetma.2i Vine st. Monks rd
Fieldsend George, sewing machine agent, Silver street
Finch George, ^opkeeper, a Elmtree terrace, Foss dyke
ines Joe^h, beer retailer, 36 Princess street
Fish, Game ft Poultry Co. (John Baker, manager), fish-
mongers, 3 Comhill
Fish George, shopkeeper, 47 Riisen lane
Fisher Amelia (Miss), milliner, 349 High street
Fisher Clement Henry, silk mercer, costumier, milliner,
mantle maker ft laceman, 43 Silver street
Fisher John, George ft Dragon p.h. iio High street
Fisher John Dixon, watch maker, ssS High street
Fisher John Jerson, brush maker, 380A, High street
Fisher Robert, picture frame maker, i Steep hill
Fison James ft Sons, manure manufacturers, Cora exchange
Fixter Thomas, beer retailer, 6 Greetweli gate
Flatters William, shopkeeper, 75 Newlands
Flear Curtis, news agent, 33 Monson street
Flemming Charles Brown, cowkpr. & dairyman, 40 Gatr St
Flefflming Sarah Jane (Mi«.), dress maker,. Waldeck street
Fletcher Ann (Miss), ladies^ school, 86>Nerwland
Fletcher Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18 Newland '
Fletcher Richard, Talbot inn, 15 .Waterside north
Fletcher Walter, herbalist, 6 Waterside north. ' ' . '
Flint ft Co. wholesale brush manpfrs. Nortli Witham bank..
Flint Thomas (Mrs,), laeeman, silk mercer, foni^ draper,-
milliner ft dresa maker, 33- Silver street
Flint Thonias, pork butcher, 416 High street
Fold Andrew, watch fc'dock maker. Butchery street
Foote William, hairdresser, 3 Waterside north
Footit William, stone ft marble mason, 55 Portland street
Forman Paul Arthur, baker, see Watkins ft Formao
Forrington J. T. corn merchant. Corn exchange
Foster William & Co. Limited, engineers, millwri^bt8,boiler
nukers, iron ft brass founders ft agricultural unfdement
manufacturers, Wellington foundry. Waterside north
Foster James, beer retailer, 4 ft 6 Victoria street
Foster John, dairyman, 37 Savile street, Newark read
Foster Thomas, grocer, 32 Eastgate
Foster Thomas, linen draper, 336 High street
Foster William, ooaeh buQder, Broot^te
Fowler Charles, boot ft shoe maker, 433 High street
Fowler Charles, grocer, ft agent for W. ft A. Gilbey, wine ft
spirit merchants, 203 High street
Fowler Jane (Miss), milliner ft dress ma. 110 Csrholme rd
Fox ft Isle, merchants, Com exchange
Fox William, shopkeeper, 14 Michaelgate
Freeman, Hardy ft Willis Limited, boot ft shoe makers,
307 High street
Freeman Samuel, boot maker, 32 Sincil street
Freemason's Hall, Newland
Preshney Martha (Mro,), linen draper, 310 High street
Frost John Graby, boot ft shoe ma. 36 Friar's la. Monk's rd
Frost Sarah (Mrs.), Prince Alfred P.H. Much lane
Fullalove John, horticultural builder, 5 Queen street
Fnllalove Mary Ann (Mrs.), provision dealer, 87 Portland st
Fumess Williain, organist of St. Michael's, 12 Beaumont pi
Furnish Rebecca (Mrs.), coffee house, i ft 2 Butchery street
Fynes Charles, cattle dealer, iS Pelham street
Gadd Charles Frederick ft Co. chemist ft oil ft color
men, i Melville street
Gadd John Henry, harness horses, hunter3, hacks, dog
carts ft waggonettes on the shortest notice ft most reason-
able terms, St. Mark's livery stables, High street
Gradd John Henry, teacher of music, 9 Portland street
Gadsby Henry, cutler, 337 High street ; ft furniture denier,
Newlands & 11 Tentercroft street
Gadsby Jane (Mrs.l, greengrocer, 32 Strait
Gadsby John Connolly, tailor, 46 Sincil street
Gadsby William, watch ft clock maker, jeweller, silversmith
ft optician, 46 Silver street
Gale George, bookseller, stationer ft bookbinder, lithographic
ft copper plate printer, 303 High street
Gallsworthy Richard ft Soa, tanners, leather factors ft hide
merchants. The Tannery
Gramble George Harrison, baker ft confectioner, home made
bread, fancy bread ft roUs, lunch, genoa, bride ft oocoanut
cakes, tea ft picnic parties provided for, 39 Newport
Gambles James, butolier, s Priorygate
Gambles John, butcher, 35 Newmarket
Garton Brothers, tobacconists, 338. & 239 High street
Gas Works (John Carter, sec. ft manager). Gas street
George Elizabeth (Mrs.), china dealer, 35 Steep bill
Gibbins John William, watch ft clock maker, 167 Highst
Gibson John, shopkeeper, 13 Dane's terrace
Gibson John Henry, conservative registration agent for Mid-
LinColnshire, ^ Tentercroft street
Gibson Joseph, hnen draper, 133 Portland street
Gibson William Dnnnington, com merchant, Cora exchange
Gilbert Alice (Miss), midwife, 131 Newark road
Gilbert George, hair dresser, 38 Guildhall street
Gilbert George, Seven Stars p.h. ii Waterside south
gilbert William, bicycle maker, Melville street
iles J. inspector of nuisances ft. of moat to the Urban.
Sanitary authority, Stamford Bank chambers. High st
Giles Frank Howard, butcher, 17 Guildhall street
Gilmore Hogh, traveling draper, 33 Melville street
^ilstrap, Earp & Co. maltsters. Corn exchange
Girls' Friendly Society Home (Mrs. Danby, hon. sec.),
Newlands '
Glena Elijah, beer retailer, 21 Hnncate
Glew Thomas, merchant, Cora exchange
Glover Ann (Mrs.), Royal William the Fourth p.h. Bray-
' ford side
Glover Job, watch maker, 36! Silver street
Glover John, butcher, 35 High street
Glover John Watson, duryman, 24 High street
Goad Joseph, butcher, 34 Sincil street
Godbdiere J<riin, Lion hotel, 169 High street
Goddard ft Son, architects ft surveyors. High street
Goddord ft S^, corn merchants, Cora exohaoge
Goddard Henry, surveyor to the Castle ft of eccle8ta)ti.:jd
' dibpidations. High street
Goldingay James, hatter, 13 Waterside south
goldsmith James, shopkeeper, 76 Carholme road
Goldstein William Harris, painter, .33 Grantham street
Good Ji^n.G. merchant, Corn exchange
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Goodall Albert Edirard, teacher of miuic,95 Portland street
Goodbame William Stotherd, boilder, Brayford }'ard ; & i
Banceby terrace
Ooo<leer Frederick, shopkeeper, 6 Waterside south, & toy
dealer, 27 New market
Goodman George, tailor, la Waterside north
Goodman William, greengrocer, 37 Monson street
Goodyear George Fisk, raker, 10 St. Andrew's street
Goose Robert, fruiterer & greengrocer, a Orchard street
Gould k Son, grocers b prorision dealers, 334 High street ;
aa Guildhall street k 35 New market
Gould Alfred, provision dealer, 248 High street
Gould David (Mrs.), draper, see Parkin k Gould
Gould Frederick, shopkeeper, 433 High street
Gould Isaac, earthenware dealer, 39 Waterside north
(roulson Benjamin, blacksmith, whitesmith, bellhanger &
gasfltter, 11 Thomgate
Goulson Page Richard, Durham Ox p.k. A- mineral water
manufacturer, Oxford street
Goy James Dixon L.D.s.ireI. dentist, 157 High street
Graby George, Queen in the West p.h. Moor street
Graham Edward, greengrocer, 38 Bai^ate
Grannan Edward John, collector of mland revenue k of
taxes, & stamp distributor. Inland revenue otUce, High st
Grant Robert, greengrocer. New market
Graves Peter, tailor, 34 Newland
Great Eastern Railway Co. (Fisher Simpson, district
agent), 347 High street
Great Northern k Great Eastern Joint Line (John Crabtree,
manager ; Arthur Fitch, 8ec.),Railway station, St. Mary st
Green John k Son, FolstaS inn, k brewers, 370 High street
Green Edward Benton, wholesale k retail grocer k provision
merchant k dealer in wines k spirits, 337 High street k
Magpie square, Braadgate
Green Frederick, Lyndham p.h. 33 Broadgate
Green George, haulier, Albany street. Burton road
Green Joseph Henry, plumber, 34 Sincil bank
Green Mary Jane (Miss), milliner k dress maker, 8 Vine
street. Monk's road
Green Richard Swallow, grocer, 36 Monson street
(treen Thomas, coal merchant. Holmes siding & 17 Sincil st
(ireenham Jdin Thomas, shopkeeper. Burton road
(Gregory Abra k Elirh. (Misses), milhners, 38 Silver street
Gregory Charles, tobacconist, 36 Steep hill
Gregory George, higgler, 39 Gibbeson street
Gregory James, lime trough k screen manufat'iurer, Port-
land works, Portland street
Gregory William, ironmon^r, a8 Steep hill
Gresham Jane (Mrs.), millmer & dress maker, 10 Carr st
Gresham Robert, butcher, 31 Melville street
Gresham Thomas, shoeinff smith, Newland
Griffin Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Chapel lane
Griffiths George, hairdresser, 55 Broadgate
Grincell Alfred, furniture broker, 9 Strait
Groocock James, lodging house, 7 Castle hill
Groy William, shopkeeper, 115 High street
Grundy John, shopkeeper, 59 Newport
Gnnnell Charles, butcher, 73A, High street
Guildhall, over the Stone bow, Hign street
Gunthorp John, shopkeeper, 84 Bailgate
Gunthurpe Tom, Waggon k Horses p.h. 169 Burton road
Ganthorpe William, boot k shoe maker, 3 Spencer street
Hadley George, photographer, 36 Steep lull
Hague Philip, conl deder, 18 Lime grove, Chelmsford st
Hague Robert, stone mason, 76 Rasen lane
Haguas George, Turk's Head p.h. 17 Newport
Haines John, nurseryman, Riseholme road
Hall John k Robinson, dairymen, 3 John street
Hall Richard k Vickers George, auctioneers k valuers, Cen-
tral sale rooms. Bank street
Hall k Son, tailors, 354 High street
Hall William & Thomas, builders, Grantham street
Hall k Co. brush makers, ai Norman street
Hall Albert Wingfield, wholesale grocer, grocers' vainer,
tea dealer, provision merchant, com factor k manufac-
turer of baking powders, 36S & 13a High street, St.
Botolph's buildmgs k Spencer street
Hall Ann (Mrs.), Sloop hotel, Newland
Hall Edward, butcher, 171 High street
Hall Henry Frederick, grocer fe tea dealer, 7 Monk's road
Hall Henry Markham, tailor, 13 St.. Botolph's ter. High st
Hall William, butcher. Market, Butchery street
Hall William, joiners' tool dealer, 7 Pelham street
Hall William, marine store dealer. Waterside south
Hallam Ellen (Miss), dress maker, Canwick road
Halliwell Edwm, haberdasher, hosier k stocking knitter, 86
k 87 Bailgate k the Knitting shop, 7 Exchange arcade ;
wholesale smallware dealer, i New market ; bookseller k
news a^nt, 4 New market
Haltly Bichard, grocer, 5 Steep hill
Hamm John, pork butcher, 13 St. Botolph's ter. High st
Hammertou George Daniel, shopkeeper, 4 Ripon street
Hannam V. meTchan% Com exchange
Hanson John R. gun maker, 344 High street
Hardwick Matthew, oowkeeper. Longdates road
Hardy George, butcher, 17 New market
Hardy John S. architect k surveyor, see Bellamy & Hardy
Hare k Son, bill posters, 31 Sti ait
Hare Frederick, baker, 35 Waterside south
Harmston George, tobacconist, 4 Newlands
Harper Nathaniel, boot maker, Grantham street
Harris Henry, boys' school, 33 Beanmont villas
Harrison Brothers, maltsters k com merchants, High street
k Corn exchange
Harrison k Sands, builders, Foss street
Harrison & Co. malleable ironfonnders, Brayford
Harrison Abraham, Gate house p.h. i Canwick road
Harrison Charles h.d. St. Sic. certifintte Cambs. physician
t physician to the County Hospital k General Dispensary,
medical officer of health to tne urban k rural sanitary
authorities, public analyst for the city, surgeon to the city
police k certifying factory surgeon for the city of Lincoln,
30 Newlands
Hnrison Charles, plumber, painter, glazier, gas fitter k hot
water engineer, 68 Bailgate
Harrison Charles, shopkeeper, 48 Chelmsford street
Harrison Elizabeth (Miss), milliner k dress maker, 15 Vine
street. Monks rood
Harrison George, grocer, 38 Hungate
Harrison John, shopkeeper, 31 Wellington street
Harrison John Benjamin, builder, Portland street
Harrison Joseph lurtin, builder, 35 Melville street
Harrison Joseph Ward, builder, a Carholme street
Harrison Martha (Mrs.), draper, 3 Silver street
Harrison Mary Jane (Miss), milliner k dress maker, 39
Baggholme road
Harrison Robert D. leather seller, 17 Waterside north
Harrison Stephen A. wine k spirit importer k merchant ;
agent for Allsopp's ales k Reid's stout, in casks k bottles,
199 High street. See advertisement
Harrison Thomas, nuuchinist, 173 Burton road
Harrison Thomas Henry, inland revenue otficer, 68 Newlands
Uarrisdn William, miller (steam). Princess street. High st.
k Com exchange
Harrison William, shopkeeper, 5 Alfred street. High street
Harrison William, solicitor, 5 Bank street
Harrias William, commercial traveller, 61 Monks road
Harston Edward (Mrs. ), baby linen warehouse, 388 High st
Harston John Frederidc, chemist, Warrington house. High
street k 46 Burton road
Hart John, Deer retailer, 8 Croft street
Hartley William, boot maker, 35 Monson street
Harwoixl William, butcher, 14 New market
Hatfield Cook, shopkeeper, 3 Danes terrace
Hather George, higgler, Newport
Hatton John Revill, coffee house, 33 Sincil street ; Exchange
arcade & 33 New market
Hawes Samuel, wood turner, St. Swithin's square
Hayes Henry, tailor, 8 Cheviot street
Hayes William, printer, 46 Melville street
Hayward Charles Pears, agi'icultural chemist, see Tomlinson
k Hayward
Healey k Robinson, maltsters. Much lane k Com exchange
Healey Alfred, maltster. Anchor street k Corn exchange
Healey John Thomas, Mechanics' inn, 45 Waterside south
Heath William, boot maker k shopkpr. Grey st. Burton rd
Hebb Henry Kirke, solicitor, commissioner for oaths k per-
petual commissioner, deputy town clerk & clerk of urban
sanitary authority, steward of the bail of Lincoln, registrar
of the prebendal court of Louth, k agent lor the Law
Union Fire k Life Insurance Co. Silver street
Hemshall William, boot k shoe maker, 18 Montague street
Hemsley George 'Thomas, music teacher, 93 Bailgate
Hemsworth George, news agent, 34 New market
Hemsworth Henry, grocer, 30 St. Andrew's street
Hepworth Joseph k Son, manufacturing k retail clothiers,
231 High street k i Oiiildhall street
Herd David, conservative registration agent, 35 Portland st
Herd Thomas, farmer, Newport
Heron Arthur Rollins, parish clerk of St. Paul's, 2 Dawes ter
Heron Elitabeth (Mrs.), boot k shoe ma. 43 Jk 43 New mrkt
Herrick William, butcher, i High street
Herrod John, com merchant, Cbm exchange
Hewett George, wholesale butcher, Butchery street
Hibbs Robert, dairyman, Waldeck street. Burton road
Hickinbotbam Joseph, beer retailer, 43 Sincil street
Hickingbotham John k Bobert, builders, 53 Newland
Hickinottom Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 8 Gray street
Higgs George, hair dresser k tobacconist, 170 High street
Hill James, travelling draper, 57 Monson street
Hill Kate (Mrs. ), dress maker, 33 Melville street
Hill Richard, butcher, 107 Hig^ street
Hill Thomas, merchant. Com exchange
Hill William Henr}', butcher, to New mariiet
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Hinch John k Co. tailors, a Sflver street
Hinchley John Walker, shopkeeper, 5 Broadgate
Hind Henry, chapel keeper, 13 Orantbam street
Hird Henr)', whitesmith, Lucy Towsr street
Hiscock Henry, poulterer, i & 3 Castle hill
Hitchin Jacob, tin plate worker, i Christ's Hospital terrace
Hobbs Martha (Mrs.), straw hat maker, 3 St. Benedict sq
H9bson Sarah (Mrs.), dairy, 39 Mill lane. Barton road
Hobsoii William, boot maker, 63 Newport
Hodson Alfred, hair dresser. Stamp end
Hoe Bobert, Chequers P.B. Monson street
Holdaworth Francis, hosier, 3x3} Hijfh street
Holland Georj^ hanlier, Albany street. Barton road
Holland John Henry, plamber, 31 Newlands
Hollinsheail William, shopkeeper, Newark road
Holmes k Clayton, stone & marble mason, Olobe yard.
Waterside south
Holmes, Rosser & Co. grocers, provision merchants k Italian
warehousemen, 3 Bailgate
Holmes George Pinion, carman, Flsxengate
Holmes Henry, registrar of births k deaths of Lincoln Home
sub-district, Grantham street
Holmes John, merchant. Com exchange
Holmes John Chesterton, tobacconist, 58 New market
Holmes Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 5 King street
Holmes Thomas, merchant. Com exchange
Holmes William, cab proprietor, Newlands
Holoran Henry, hair dresser, 313 High street
Hotner James, painter, 30 Grantham street
Hood George, boot & shoe maker, 311 Hizh street
Hoo j James, travelling linen draper, 40 Portli^d street
Horner George, grocer kc. 44 John street, Monk's rood
Homer Vincent, butcher, 56 Croft street
Horspool Charles, boot & shoe dealer k sewing machine
dealer, 3a6 High street
Horton Francis Wilson, dairyman, 4 St. Botolph's terrace,
High street
Horton Jackson, Three Tuns p.h, 63 Bailgate
Horton Samael Robert, builder, 18 Portland street
Hoaghton E (Mrs. ), wardrobe dealer ; every description of
ladies' k gentlemen's left-off clothes purchased : orders
promptly attended to, a King street
Houghton John, mattress maker, 116 High street
Howden Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer. Asylum road
Hofes Francis Charles Plumptre u.D. house surgeon
General dispenwry. Silver street
Howitt George, wholesale butcher. Butchery street
Howsam Alfred, butcher, 36 New market
Howssm G. com merchant, Corn exchange
Howse Henry h.b.c.v.s. veterinary surgeon (established
1S45) ; res. 10 Lucy Tower street ; infirmary. Park street.
See advertisement
Howson Elizear, builder, 8 Tentercroft street
Howson Seth William George, King's Head p.h. Eastgate
Hudson Frederick, baker, 36 Portland street
Hoggins John, nurseryman, New market k Woodhall Spa
Hognes Charles, grocer k tea dealer, 41 k 43 Monk's road
Hughes Thomas, Blue Anchor p.h. 133 High street
Hi^andAnnie(Miss), preparatory schl.for boys,St.Catherine's
Humphreys Henry, hair dresser, loj Waterside south
Humphreys James, marine store dealer, 10 Waterside south
Hunt Emily (Mrs.), Swan inn, Brayford side
Hunter Hugh, boot maker, 30 Wilson street, Barton road
Hunter Wiluun, greengrocer, New market
Hurd Michael, shopkeeper, 395 High street
Harst Charles, cutler, 14 Steep hill
Hyett Henry, chemist, 6 Bailgate
Hylton Joseph Thomas, papr hanger, Oxford street
Illman John, nurser}-man & florist, wreaths, bouquets, cheap
window k table plants supplied on the shortest notice,
Nettleham rood k Newmarket •>
Ingham Charles, shopkeeper, 10 Kingsley street
Inglis Thomas F.B.c.p.Bdin.sargeon,8ee Lowe, Lowe k Inglis
Ingoldby James, merchant. Com exchange
Inland Revenue Ofltce (John Grannan, collector k chief dis-
tributor of stamps ; Wm, Jackson, surveyor of taxes ;
Wm. Robertson, chief clerk; John Lane Armstrong,
' supervisor). High street
Ireland Charles, Iwot maker, 117 High street
Issott Thomas, brazier, coppersmith k beer engine fitter,
k agent for Askew's publicans' plated cans ; plating done
tu order ; works, Oalbeck's yaro, 159 High street k New
market
Jackson M. B. t Co. dyers, soonrers, french cleaners kc 3
Saltergate, Stone bow
Jackson Charles, market gardener, 1 1 High street
Jackson Edward, Rising Sun f.k. St. Michael's gate
Jackson George, shopkeeper, Sincil street
Jackson George Brewer, baker, 413 High street
Jackson Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer, Stamp end
Jackson Henry, organ builder, 8a Bailgate k Monksroad.
See advert
Jackson Jamea, Three Tans r.K. x8 St. Martin's street
Jackson Thomas, sen. cattle dealer, 414 High street
Jackson Thomas, nurseryman, seedsman k house agent,
Beaconsfield nursery, G^wts bridge, Hip^h street
Jackson Thomas, White Swan p.a. 374 H^h street
Jackson Thomas, jun. cattle dealer, Derby farm
Jackson William, oolTee house, 81 Canwick road
Jackson William, fkrmer, Gilbert's cottage. High street
Jackson William, surveyor of taxes. Inland Revenue Ofii<«,
High street
James k Reeve, carpenters. Magpie square
James Robert, shopkeeper, 431 High street
Jay Frederidc, White Hart p.h. 91 Bailgate
Jay George, chartered accountant, 8 Bank street
Jek}-ll, Glasier k Co. nitric k sulphuric acid k chemical
manure manufacturers ; oliioes, Comhill k New Corn
exchange, Carbolme rood. See advertisement
Jenninn George, The Royal hotel coffee k dining rooms,
309 High street
Jennings John, chimney sweeper, 384 High street
Johnson Alexander Wm. umbrella repairer, St. Ibrtin's sq
Johnson Charles, parish blerk of St. Botolph's, High street,
St. Botolph's
Johnson Anthony, boot maker, 113 Burton road
Johnson John, boot maker, 4 High street
Johnson John, shopkeeper, Saltergate
Jolley Joseph, harness maker, z St. Mary st. & 3 Canwick rd
Jones Paul, coal merchant, 9 Foss street k Holmes siding
Joyins Edward, hatter, 31 Guildhall street
Jubb Joshua, dairyman. Mill lane, Barton road
Judges' Lodgings (Mr8.MHry Collins,housekeeper), Castle hi
Kavunagh John, tobacconist, 10 Monk's road
Keal Mrs. pork butcher, 30 New market
Keep George William, engineer, machinist k brassfoander,
repairer of all kinds of engines k machinery ; special
machines to order ; Cross Portland street
Kelham William, baker, 34 Spencer street
Kell Ann (Mrs. ), baker k grocer, 34 Waterside north
Kemp John, dispensing k family chemist, 3oo High street
Kendall Joseph, wheelwright, 91 Newland
Kennington Ann (Miss) k Gilbert Annie (Miss), dress
makers, 3 Stanley place, Chelmsford street
Kent Eliza (Mrs.), butcher, a Monk's road
Kew George, oowkeeper, 61 Rasen place
Key Alfred, shopkeeper, 16 Sincil bank, k coal merchant.
Midland Railway yard
Key Arthur, hair dresser, Newlands
Key George, pork butcher, 19 Norman street
Key John, hair dresser, 109 Barton road
Keyworth k Co. steam millers k corn merchants, Brayford
head & Com exchange
Key worth Charles, printer, 14 Swanpool court
Keyworth Charles, jun. printer k stationer, 333 High street
Keyworth Edmtmd, painter, glazier kc. 47 Hungate
Keyworth Edwin, printer, see Akrill, Ruddock k Keyworth
Keyworth Emma (Miss), milliner k dress maker,4^ Hungate
Keyworth Frederick, watch & clock maker, 135 High street
Keyworth William, butcher, Market, Butchery street
Kiddall W. corn merchant. Corn exchange
Kilham Martha Jane k Elizabeth Annie (Hisses), milliners,
3 Butchery street
King Alfred, batcher, 374 High street
King Frederick, Hope k Anchor p.h. 53 Waterside south
King Frederick, nurseryman, between 333 k 334 High st
King Frederick Edward, batcher, 143 Newark road •
King James, shopkeeper, 8 Oxford street
Kirby George, grocer, 48 Newland street west
Kirk George, boot maker, 17 Saltergate
Kirk Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Croft street
Kirk John, Black Boy F.a. 4 Castle htU
Kirk John Thomas, Dolphin p.u. Eastgate
Kii k Richard, beer retailer, 89 Canwick road
Kirk William, lime burner k farmer, 3 Priory gate
Kirkby Henry Barker, land agent, Cora Exchange arcade
Kirkby Thomas, Black Horse F.H. Euteate
Kirkpatrick William, optician, 345 High street
Kitchen William, Spread Eagle hotel. High street
Knight John Bedford, temperance hotel, i Tentercroft st
Knight W. E. corn merchant. Corn exchange
Knight William Richard, grocer k tea dealer, Bellevne ter
Knowles Charles, coach builder, 10 Melville street
Lake James, fruiterer k greengrocer, 3 Oarr street
Lakin Thomas, Qiieen commercial hotel, 333 Hieh ttteet
Lamb Eliza Mosgrave (Mrs.), plumber, 46 Bnnogate
Lamb John, wo<5 turner. Unity square
Lamb William, milliner, 83 Bailgate
Lambert James k Co. merchants. Com exchange
Laiudewn Edward Vincent, builder, see Cowen k Lansdowh
Larken Francis Roper (firm, Toynbee, Larken k Toynbee),
solicitor, commissioner for oaths k clerk to the justices
for the petty sessional division of Wragby, 6 & 7 Bank St
Lawrence Alfred, batcher, 371 High street . , , , , ,
546 . LINCOLN.
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Lairrence Ann (Mn.)i dress makef, Neitiiort
Idt-menoe Ctoorge, picture frame maker, 45 Sincil street
Lairrenoe Henry, stu^keeper, 34 Paric street
Lawrence Miriam (Mrs.)t <lrapar, 375 High street
Layton Thomas Oeoree, piqwrhanger, 33 Newlands
Lazenby Thomas Craddock, tailar, fasttar.jEoatfltter, Hope
honse, 937 High street
Leary Bobert Ely, beer retailer & printer, Saltergate
Lee icba, plnmber, 76 Bipon street
Lee Robert, shopkeeper, 47 Steep hill
Lee Samuel, baker, k bath proprietor, 60 Honk's road
Lees George, com k wool merchant, see Padley k Lees
Lentall Francis, grocer, k post oiHoe, 108 Hieb street
Le Tall Henry, ataam miller k corn menaiant, Princess
street. High street
Le Tall Horace, baker k flour dealer, 36 & 37 Sincil street
Levesley Willim John, Shakespear inn, 34 ffigh street
Lewis Oeone, sec. to Lincoln Land t Building Society,
Limited, Silrer street
Lewis John, joiner, 65 Hank's road
Lewis Thomas, brazier, 11 Bailgate
Lidgett Thomas L. auctioneer. Butchery street
Lievesley Thomas, baker, 36 Eastgate
Lilbnm Wm. Hy. fancy repoUtory, k post office, 3 Bailgate
Lincoln Angling Association (J. Durance k F. C. Bourne,:
joint hon. sees. ; George Barton, water bailiif ), Hint lane
Linoofat Anti-Gompulaoiy Vaccination League (William
Jadtson, aca), 56 Sincil bank
lancoln Arbor^nm (Kice Hodson, manager), Monk's road
Lincoln BriokOo. Lfanited (William Newton, sec.), 10 Com
Exciaum>e arcade
Linodn (Mb (William Manbf^ Mc), St. Mary street
Lincoln Coal Co. (Bristow Oleim, Qumager)^ Oanwick road
lAiooln Coffee PaLioe Co. Lim, (George Sait, manager), ao6
Highatreet, k (George Willmere, man.) 79 Conwiek rd
Lincoln Conaervatire Working Man's Club Co. Limited (p.
Herd, sec), Silver street
Lincoln Com Exchange k Market Co. (Frederick Andrew,
aec. ; George Baoon, collector), Comhill
Lincoln Corporation Waterworks (Henry Teegne, managar
ic engineer), Saltergate
Lincoln Daily News (Frank White, proprietor; Samuel
Ward, printer k publisher), Gi^dball street
Ijincoln Diocesan Architectural Society (Ber. O. T. Harrvy,
sec.). Silver street
Lincoln Diocesan Board of Education (Rev. J. Hays, hon.
sec) ; meetings held quarterly in the vestry of Lincoln
Cathedral
Lincoln Equitable Co-operative Industrial Society Limited
(Duncan Mclnnes, sec. ; Fred Stephenson, OBsIuer),Silver
street ; branches, Nevrport ; Shakespeare street ; Bipon
street ; Great Northern street ; Baggefaolme road ; New-
' land street west ; Bracebridge ; Welboum ; Methering^iam
k Saxelby
Lincoln Equitable Co-operative Societies Library k Free
News Room (Richard Barnes, librarian). Silver street
Lincoln File, Steel k Cutlery Co.Limited (Benjamin Watson,
manager). Crass street
Lincoln Gazette k Times ^Heniy Edward Cousans, pro-
prietor A publisher ; publishad firiday), St. Benedict sq
Lincoln General Dispensary (Thomas Sjrmpeon L.ajC.p.Bain.
Geo. Mitchinson h.d. k Charles Harrison x.d. physicians ;
Charles Brook k Thomas Marshall Wilkinson L.B.C.P. idin.
surgeons ; William Arthur Carline M.p. k Charles Gerald
Dalton, medical officers ; Francis Charles Plumptre Howes
X.D. house surgeon ; William Dean, sec ; Mrs.Whitelamb,
housekeeper). Silver street
Lincoln Grammar School (Rev. William Weeks Fowler hjl,
F.L.s. head master ; Rev. Frederick Anthony Williams,N.
C. Harris b.a. k A. W. Kincaid, assistant masters),
Lindum terrace
Lincoln Harmonic Society (F. W. Shaw, sec). Silver street
Lincoln High Class Elementary Girls', School (Miss Mary
Ann Rowe, mistress), Freeschool lane
Lincoln Institntiob for Nurses (Mrs. Anne Bromhead, lady
supt. ; Rev. Canon Barrett, chaplain ; Miss Cora Marshalf,
matron), Chreenstone terrace
Lincoln Land k Building Society Umited (George Lewis,
sec ), Co-operative stores. Silver street
Lincoln Liberal Club Co. Limited (Cornelias Watt, sec), ai
Waterside north
Lincoln fe UDOolnshira Assodction for the Prosecution of
Felons (John O. Williams, sea k trees.). Silver St
Lincob k LindolnshireHide, Skin, Wool Ic Fat Co. Lim. (G.
Upton, sec. ), Magpie square
Lincoln k Lincohishire Penitent Females' Home (B«v. E. R.
Larkin h.a. hon. sec), Oazlines road
Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co. Limited '(William T. Page^
general manager) ; head office. Stout bow. High street ;
draw on Pretcatt, Grote k Co. Londoifce
Lincoln Middle School (Rev. Robert Markham Hill ic.A.head
master), Broadgate
Lincoln Lunatic Hoqiital (George Mitchinson Jt.D. ftWilliam
O'Neill M.D. physicians ; Thomas Sympson i..B.c.F.3din. k
Charles Brook, surgeoiis-, Arthur Pickston Russell KB.
res. medical supt ; Rev. Edmund Roberts Larkin x.a.
chaplain ; Coningsby C. L. Sibthorp, treas. ; Richard
Hall, sec. ; B. 8. Carline k B«v. G. T. Harvey, auditors ;
Miss H\inro, matron). Asylum road
Lincoln k Midland Counties Drug Co. Limited (Frederick
Brown, sec). Mint lane
Lincoln Old Bank, see Smith, Ellison k Co
Lincohi Plate Glass Protection Society (Williatn Newt(m,see),
10 Com Exchange arcade
Lincoln Bowing Club (Thos. Cooling, sec), Brsyford head
Lincoln, Batland k Stamford Mercury (WilUam George Bur-
combe, representative), 8 Com Exchange arcade
Lincoln Sock Co. (Sutton Harvey Lowe, nuuager), manufac-
turers of cork, hair k willow socks, folding pocket anti-
damp cork cushions, patent medicated chest preservers
&c. Brayford head
Lincoln Steam Firewood Co. I^imited (Allan Wildsmith,
manager). Waterside north
Lincoln) Steam Laundry Co. limited (Thomas Bates Brown^
manager). Weir street, St. Catherine's
Lincoln Stock Library (A. H. Leslie Ifelville esq. librarian ;
Miss B. Birkett, sub-librarian), Mint lane
Lmooln Temperance Society (Wm-Hird, sec), St. Swithin's
square
Lincoln Training ColleM (Bev. Hector Nelson h.a. princi-
pal), Riseholme roaa
Lincohi Tramway Company (Gilbert John Dashper, sec),
Saltergate
Lincoln United Friendly Societies OispMisary (Thos. Nixon,
surgeon), 8 Monk's mad
Lincohi Waggon Ic Engine Co. Limited (William Watson,
sec. ), City chambers, High street
Lioodnshire Agricultural Society (Stephen Upton, sec), St.
Benedict's square
Lincolnshire Chamber of Agriculture (Stephen Upton,sec),
St. Benedict's sqnare
Lincolnshire Chronicle Co. I4mited, 359 High street. See
advertisement.
Lincolnshire Furnishing Co. fomiture dealers, Warrington
house. High street. See advertisement
Lincolnshire Land Agents' i Tenants' Ri|;ht Valuers Associa-
tion (Stephen Upton, sec ), St. Benedict's square
Lincolnshire Property, Building k General Finance Co. Lim.
(Charles William Witted, sec), 4 Bank street
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (V. R.
Seddon, lieut.-ool. ; Major F. C. Kennedy, adjutant ; P.
P. Dickinson, quartermaster ; A Company, Major Bdwd.
F. Sondon ; B Company, Capt Richard J.' Ward ; C Com-
pany, Oapt. Thomas G. Bourne, commandants; T. U.
Wilkinson, surgeon; Rev. F. B. Blenkin u.a. ban. chap-
lain), head quarters. Old City gaol, Honks road
Lindsey t Kesteven Manure Co. Limited (Wm. P. Jackecm,
manager), Comhill
Lindum Iron Ore Co. (William John Boseby, managing
partner), i Comhill
Lister Etenry, oowkeeper, 36 Aithum street
Littlewood Joseph, greengrocer, New iparket
Livingston Edward, beer retailer. Stamp end
Logsdail George, verger, 19 Minster y^d
London k North Western Railway Goods k Parcels Office
(Henry Robert Wilson, agent), 175 High street
Longthome William B. beer retailer, 133 Newport '
Lord John, grocer, 13 Strait
Louth Charles Nundy, butcher, beer retailer k cool mer-
chant, 91 k 93 Burton rood k Great Northern Railway yd
Low Arthur, hair dresser, 39 H%h street
Lowe, Lowe Ic Inglis, surgeons, 5 CornhiU
Lowe Francis Newton, miutster, com Ic coal merchant, St.
Mary street
Lowe George May ii.i>, surgeon, county analyst, deputpr
coroner for the city, Ic medical officer k public vacci-
nator No. 8 district, Uncoln onion, see Lowe, Lowe Ic
Inglis
Lowe Septimus L.B.C.F. sdin. snrgeon k coroner for the dty
i medical officer & public vaccinator, No. 8 district, sec
Lowe, Lowe i Iqglis
Lowery Richard, tobacconist, 51 Steep hill
Iiowetn Samuel 'Quisley, shopkeeper. Stamp end
Lowther Robert, baker, 83 Newland street west
Lnnn Joseph, tailorj 4 St. Paul's lane
Lyall k Daabper, auctioneers, 57 Broadgate
Lyon Ic Son, tobacconists, 90 Melvfils street
Lyon Josiah, tin pbte worker, 19 Waterside north
IiucBrair Bobert Alexander asoc. m.i.c.e. city surveyor,
Stamford Bank chambers. High street
McDowell John, travelling draper, 38 Portland street
McKarchar Alexander, wholesale k retail draper, silk mer-
cer, hosier, milliner, haberdasher, clothier, mantle maker
l( carpet merchant &c. 286 Ic 387 High street
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Hickay Major Edward, governor of H.H. prison, Oreet-
mllmad
MBfikindfir Edwin, mannfkctnrenr of Mackinder'a Lamb Food
fc general agricultural merchant, Albion warehouses,
Brayford, Ic Com Exchange
Mackinder George Morris, lx>ot maker, 33 Dane's terrace
Haddison George, farmer, 31 Bnrton road
Uaddiwm John, batcher, 18 Bailgate
Major Nathanid, stone carver, 33 St. Nicholas street
Maftby Jos^h, chenust, see Battle, Son Ic Maltby
Manby WilfiaiD, solicitor, commissioner for affidavits &
den to the city magistrates. Bank Street chambers
Manchester, Sheffield k Lincolnshire Bailway Company
(Alexander Mackenzie, agent), 350 High street
Mann James, oovkeeper, 3 Cross street
Mann Joeeph, ebopkeeper, 35 Steep hill
Maniwll WiUiam, chief constable of city police, inspector of
weights & measures, k superintendent of flrebrig^e,
Saltergate
MaroipJl William, jnn. watch k clock maker, 39 Silver st
Manafard John, butcher, Oresham street
Mant Charles, haberdasher, 63 Waterside north
Mant Emily (Mrs. ), milliner k dress maker, 96 Portland st
Mantle WiUiaiai Joun r.B.o.a. boarding & day school. North-
gate academy
Maple John, shopkeeper, 33 Basen lane
Maples John, batcher, 81 Newport
Maplesfton Joseph Edward, rope Ic twine maker, 433 High st
Marfleet k Bimardson, merchants. Com Exchange
Marriott k Son, merdiaats. Corn Exchange
Marriott Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, a Waterside south
Marahall Andrew, clothier, 378 High street
Marahall Barney, herbalist, 13 T'roUope street
Marshall Charles Henry, builder, 68 Chelmsford street
Marshall Henry, Horse k Groom P.R. Newlands
Marshall Henry, shopkeeper, 3 Castle street, Bnrton road
Marshall J. merchant. Corn exchange
Marshall Patrick, shopkeeper, 31 Salthouse lane-
Marshall William, Cattle Market hotel. Monks road
M«T«h»ll William, greengrocer. New market
Marshall William, jmL butcher, 95 High street
Martin k Sims, bnilders, cabinet makers, upholsterers,
peperhangers, . decorators, undertakers, contractors for
packing, removing or warehousing furniture. Castle bill,
Bzchequergate Ic Eastgste. See advertisement
Martin Ricbad, currier, 33 Bioadgate
Martin Bobert, joiner, 30 Grey street. Burton road
Martyn James, deputy chief constable, Comity Constabulary
office, Hi^ street
Msaon Edwm k Co. tobacconists, 187 High street
Mason William Ic Son, pianoforte warehouse, 6 Guildhall st
Mason Amaziah Bazlinton, stationer. Bar terrace, High st
Mason Frederick John, surgeon, 10 Tentercroft street
Bfaaon Joseph, shopkeeper, 3 Priory gate
Mason William ms. doc. professor of music, Norman villa,
Beaumont fee
Martin Waters Walker, oommerdal traveller. South park
Matkin William Henry, photogr^iher, 34 Rasen lane
Bfsw Peter, greengrocer, 46 Ripon street
Mawby Tbcnnas Watson, boot Ic shoe maker, 337} High st
Hawer k Collingham, alk mercers k general drapers, 339
High street
Hawer Josq)h Brandham, actuary of savings banks. Bank st
Mawer Thomas, auctioneer, 73 Newlands street west
Mayger Arthur Edward, agent to Ind, Coope k Co. brewers,
Bnrton-on-Trent, 31 Portland street
Bbclianics' Institution (H. J. Neal, hon. sec.; J. H. H.
Perk; us, librarian). Silver street
Bfelbonm Brothers, brewers, ComhiU; Ic at Westgate hall,
Grantham ; Ic All Saints' brewery, Stamford
Mebon Hen^, bricklayer, Winnowsty lane
MesBWiger Charles, grocer, 70 Oaowick road
Metcalf Blartha Lottie (Bliss), ladies' school, 11 Steep hill
Hid-Ijinoolnshire Iron Co. (Benjamin Bamsden, mines
manager). Monks abbey k Greetwell Ironstone mines
Middleton Nathaniel, coSee houses, sa Steep hill
Midland Counties Insurance Co. (Fire, Life Ic Hailstorm)
(Benjamin Vickers, sec.). Silver street
Muss Mary Jane (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 35 Shakespeare street
Miles Thomas, Bull's Head p.h. Silver street
Milestone J. H. Ic Co. merchants. Com exchange
Miller Arthur, bntcher, 94 Waterside north
Mills Elimbeth (Miss), dress maker, 7 Botolph's ter. High st
Milla John, builder, 14 Friars lane. Monks road
Mills Tliomas, rope Ic twine maker, 331 High street
Milton Hannah (ms.), shopkeeper, 8 Norman place
Blissler John Adam, pork butcher, 385 High street
Mitchinson George u.K.ao.F. irel. physician Ic medical
officer to H.M. Prison, Lindum road
Mitton Hannah (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, Bethel place
Montgomery Joseph George, cutler, ao Strait
Moody Wilham, ironmonger, 36 Onildhall st. Ic Saltergate
Moore Montague, grocer, 386 High street
Moore Thomas, laoe dealer, 36 Strait
Moorhead Mary Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 57 Hif h street
Morgan Frank, marble, stone Ic monument^ mason, 4
Butchery street. See advertisement
Morgan George, builder. Butchery street
UoTMy Ic Bram, painters Ic honse decorators, 39 Alexandra
terrace Ic The Strait
Morris Fred Bacbolme, secondhand fomitare dealer, 5 Strait
Morris George, carpenter, Eastgate
Morris George Edward, carp^ter, 85 Newport
Morris nomas, relieving officer k collector to the Guardians
for No. 3 district, St. Michael's terrace
Morris Thomas, cowkeeper k dairyman, s Moor street
Monies George, furniture broker, 56 Bailgate
Mortimer William, architect, Unity sqnare
Morton Sarah (Mrs.), poultry dealer, 5 Hnngate
Moses Walter, draper, 129 High street
Mosey Jemima (Mrs. ), midwife, 57 Newport
Moss Bobert, shopkeeper, CarhoUne road k brush maker,
10 Foss street
Motley William, china Ic glass dealer, 50 Broadgate
Mnmby Balph, shopkeeper, 3 Westgate
Mnsgrave George, joiner k tool dealer, 39 Waterside south
k butcher, 13 New maricet
Naylor Josiah, greengrocer, 371A, High street
Neison Edward, hay k straw dealer, Brayford head
New British Bnbber Co. (Oliver Venn, manager), 3 St.
Mary's street
Newborn John Davison, birminfham k Sheffield warehouse
15, k marine store dealer 14, St. Benedict's square
Newman Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 118 Higb street
Newsam Henry, shopkeeper, 35 Hnngate
Newsum Henry Ic Co. timber importer, A; sawing mills,
Broadgate
Newton William, secretary to Lincoln Brick Co. k Plate
Glass Protection Society, 10 Com Exchange arcade
Nicholls Allan Corrie, agent for Bnrton Brewery Co.
Limited, St. Swithin's sqnare
Nicholson k Birkett, merchants. Com exchange
Nicholson Albert, bntcher, 33 Strait
Nicholson Darid, shopkeeper, 40 Broadgate
Nicholson Henry, butcher, 48 Bailgate
Nicholson James Thomas, decorative painter Ic gilder, &
Lindum road
Nicholson Thomas Haigh, organ builder Ic bath proprietor,.
Lindum road
Nixon Thomas L.S.C.F. sdin. surgeon to United Friendly
Societies' IHspensary, 8 Monks road
Noble John Lewis, lace dealer, 399 High street
Noble Thomas, dairyman, Milton street, Newark road
Nolan William, Harlequin p.h. aa Steep hill
Noriolk B. k Sons, seed crashers, Com exchange
Norris Jane (Miss), milliner Ic dress maker, 16 Westfleld'
street, Carholme road
North Thomas, farmer, Nettleham road
Norton Ic Turton, wholesale lE retail wine Ic spirit mere.
Ue k stout mere. Ic bottlers, also luers. in linseed, cotton
seed, cotton odce, maize, rape cake, peruvian guano,.
superphosphates, blood k bone manures Ic coal, St.
Swittun's sqnare Ic Waterside north. See advertisement
Norton Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, t3 Bipon street
Nott William, nddler, Lindnm rood Ic 31 Bailgate
Nottingham Guardian k Evening, Post (Henry Harris,
agent), a St. Mary street
Nurses' Convalescent Home (Mrs. Bromhead, lady snpt.),.
The White house. Church lane
Oddfellows' Hall (Charles Hopewell, sec. ), Unity square
Oddfellows' Medical Institute (John Griffiths l.s.c.p. adin.
medical officer), Unity square
Odling Charles, jeweller, 363 High street
Odling Bobert Cooke, linen k woollen draper, hosier, tailor
k outfitter, 316 High street
Oliver J. corn merchant. Corn exchange
Oliver William, grocer, is St. Andrew s street
O'Neill William h.d., cm., fbI. Boy. Hed. chir. soc. lond.,.
pel. Acad. Med. irel. physician, 35 Silver street
Orbell Ambrose, shopkeeper, 37 Newlands
Orton James, boot maker, 10 Canwick road
Osbcrame Alfred Twigg, photographer, k temperance hotel,
I Norman place
Osbonrne John, basket maker, 35 Broadgate k aa Silver st
Osgerby James, cowkeeper, 59 Basen lane
Ostler Levi Pashley, Castle p.h. 55 Bailgate
Otter Ic Broughton, builders k contractors, is k 13 Broad-
gate. See advertisement
Otter Frederick Luke, tailor, 64 Steep hill
Otter J. K. merchant. Com exchange
Otter Thomas, confectioner. New market
Overton WnUam, timber merchant, Burton road
Oxper George, tailor, 137 Newark road
Paqr & Trevatt, printers, 31s pgh street »olp
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548 UNCOLK.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
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Pacy G«orge Henr}-, oaal, corn, cake, salt, bran, flour, otbl,
bay ft straw kc. merchant & steam miller, Brayford
brad k Com exchange
Padley k Lees, corn k wool merchants, ii St. Benedict's sq
Padley Geo. Edwd.I)ourne,sulicitor,FaIfry chambers. Silver st
Page Samoel, hair dresser, 373 High street
Page William Tomlinson, general manager of the Lincoln
i Lindsey Bank, Stone bow, Hi^h street
Page WQliam Tomlinson, jnn. soUcitor k commissioner to
administer oaths, Flaxengate
Paine John Fanlkner, confectioner, 259 High street
Palmer Eley, grocer k provision dealer, 35 High street ft 31
New market
Palmer Frank, greengrocer, 37 Newlands
Palmer Frederick, watch maker, 3 Melville street
Palmer George, Unity p.h. 27 Broadgnte
Palmer Thomas, Barley Mow p.h. 37 Bailgate
Pannell Chas. Albert, inland revsnne officer, 36 Carholme rd
Panton George, 'builder, Victoria street
I'anlon Richard, joiner, 46 Bail^te
Parish George Herbert, supermtendent Refnge Assurance
Co. 59 Oonwick rond
Parker John, cowkeeper, Langworth gate
Parker Mark, cowkeeper, Wragby rotul
Parker Mary (Mrs.), provision dealer, 4 Mudgards lane
Parker Thomas, cattle dealer, Wragby road
Parker Thomas, provision dealer, 31 Sincil street
Parker William Marris, chemist, 344 High street
Parkin ft Ooold, drapers, Barr terrace. High street
Parkin William Stephen, dairyman, Wilson st. Burton road
Parkins William, farmer, Pyewipe
Parnham George, aaphalte contractor, Brayford head
Parrott John William, wardrobe dealer, iS Waterside south
Parsons Charles, bill poster, 6 Beamnont place
Pashley James, joiner, Danegate
Pask John, Marquis of Granby p.h. is Butchery street
Fask John, shoeing smith, 70 Park street
Patrick Ann (Mrs. ), basket maker, 82 High street
Patrick George Henry, cattle dealer, 61 High street
Patrick William Jackson, boat builder, Brayford side
Patterson ft Sons, silk manufacturers, Brayford
Patton Samuel, confectioner, 335 High street
Peacock Albert Louis, surgeon, meidical oflioer to work-
house, medical otKcer ft public vaccinator, No. i district,
Lincoln union, 3 Bank street
Peacock Wm. Robert, Crown ft Cushion p.h. 26 Melville st
Pearson Brothers, seed crushers. Corn exchange
Pearson Matthew, sewing machine agent, 3 Newlands
Pearson T. K. seed merchant. Corn exchange
Feel Brothers, corn merchants ft steam millers, Brayford
wharf. Waterside south ft Com exchange
Peel Robert Francis, watch maker, 16 Steep hill
Ponistan ft Son, ironmongers, 4 Melville street
Penistan Joseph, grocer, 16 Guildhall street
Pennell & Son, nurserymen, seedsmen & florists, ft agents for
the Scottish Provincial F^re ft Life Office, High street &
Oowts bridge ; ft at Bracebridge
Pennell James (Mrs.), china ft g&ss dealer, 4 Silverstreet
Penney ft Co Limited, iron ft brass founders, machinists ft
wire workers, 6 Broadgate
Penney William, house agent, 34 Sowell's walk
Pennington John, merchant. Corn exchange
Peppercorn & Wilcux, chemists ft druggists, 22 Guildhall st
Fepperdine Eliza Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 37 Croft street
Pepperdine Richard, stone mason, High street
Pcrcival John, rope ft^wine maker, ^ King street
Perkins Henry, boot maker, 31 Park street
Perkyns J. H. H. librarian. Mechanics' Institution, Silver st
Pheasant Mary (Mrs.), Crown p.h. Brayford head
Picken John, tailor ft woollen draper, 9 Cornhill
Picken Sarah Ann (Mrs.), private school, 3 Carholme road
Pickering Edwin George, postmaster, Post office
Pickering Hugh, engraver, coffinplate cutter, lithographer
ft letterpress printer, 15 Broadgate. See advert
Pickering Maria (Mrs.), curiosity dealer, 15 Slrait
Pickering Richard, Plough inn, 19 Bailgate
Pilgrim William, shopkeeper, 30 Canwick road
Pilkingtnn Frederick William, baker, 54 Bail<tate
Pilkington John, plumber, painter &c. 4 Langvurth gate
Pilkington Thomas, pitmiber, paperhanger, decorator ft
glazier, ft clerk to St. Peter's ft St. Margaret's in Eastgate
Burial Board, a Eastgate
Plant Thomas, agent for the Royal Fire & Life Insurance
Co. agent for the Plate Glass ft Accidental Insurance Go.
ft bouse agent, Com exchange
Plaskett Eliubeth (Miss), dress maker, 17 TroUope street
Plover John, general dealer, 18 Melville street
Pocklington Eliza (Mrs.), provision dealer, 64 Newport
Pocklington Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 147 Burton road
Poplar Charles, boot maker, 4 St. Andrew's street
Poppleton ft Son, manufacturing confectionsrs,Brayfbrd bead
Poppleton Henry, confectioner, 198 High street
Porter J. T. B. ft Co. gas engineers, Gowts Bridge works
Poucher George, painter, Waldeck street. Barton road
Powell William, greengrocer, sg^Ripon street
Pratt C. ft Sons, wine ft spirit ft ale ft stout mercliants.
Stone Bow, 297 High street. See advertisement
Pratt James Henry, pawnbroker, see Ward ft Pratt
Prattley Thomas, {wwnbroker, see Shaw ft Frsttley
Priestley Dixon 'Thorpe, painter, 15 Portland street
Priestley John Thorpe, builder, ^76 High street
Priestley Zachariah, firewood dealer, Portland street, ft
butcher, 18 New market
Priestley Zachariah Thorpe, shopkeeper. Bar ter. High st
Pringle James, haberdasher. New market
Prolate Division (High Court of Justice) (John Swan,
district re^strar). Silver street
Proctor John Richard, butcher, 130 High street
Public Cemetery (Thurstan G. Dale, clerk ft registrar;
John Quipp, superintendent), Canwick road
Fugh Henry, manager of Crown brewery, WatersiJe south
Pullein William, teacher of music, 66 Ouiwick road
Pye Louise (Miss), Willow Pattern p.h. 32 Sincil street
Qoarms Edward Wells, printer, 50 Park street
Quibell Brothers, manure manufacturers, Com exchange
Quincey John, boot ft shoe maker, 20 Orchard street
Quipp Henry, millwright, engineer ft general machinist.
Gas street
Raine Rev. Isaac, district secretary to British ft Foreign
Bible Society, South park
Rainforth William & Son, agricultural, horticultural ft
general wire workers, weavers, machinists ftc. ; office,
Brayford head ; manufactory, Britannia iron works
Rainforth William ft Son, manufacturers of the improved
waterproof eitpne, machine stack, waggon ft other covers,
every description of ropes, sails, shop ft fishing twines,
sacks ftc. Bravford bead
Baitbby Richard, pork butcher. Burton road
RandeU Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Hnngate
Bannard Arthur, butcher, 209 High street
Rastill James, shopkeeper. Stamp end
RawboneGeorge, pianoforte tuner, 58 The Park
Rawson Frederick, tailor ft draper, 240 High street
Rawson Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 3 Norman place
Rawson Sarah Jane (Mrs.), linen draper, 10 Guildhall st
Rayner James, provision dealer, si Gresbam street
Rayner John Lumley, auctioneer ft sheriff's oHicer ft bailiff
ft collector to commissioners of sewers, la Bank street
Read W. J. ft Co. merchants, Cora exchange
Read James Manning, agricultural merchant, Bravford
wharf ft Corn exchange
Rear William, chimney sweeper, Eastgate
Redman Meredith, sorgeon, 10 Steep hill
Reed Henry, greengrocer, Newmarket
Rees Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 35 Grantham street
Reeve Charles, carpenter, see James ft Reeve
Reeve James, builder, 21 Norman street
Reeve James, relieving officer ft collector to the Guardiar.s
for No. I district. Rose villa. South pork
Reeve William, plumber, glazier ftc, 37 Melville street
Reeves Edward Burton, watch ft clock maker, iS Strait
Revill Chas. agricultural implement manuf. 194^ High st
Rex William, solicitor. Butchery street
Reynolds Frederick, firewood dealer, Stamp end
Reynolds William, builder & contractor, t6 St. Butoli h'.i
terrace, High street ; works, Shakespeare street
Rhoades Joseph John, New Market hotel, Sincil street
Rhodes George, Ripon Arms p.h. 34 Monson street
Richardson 'rhomas Beverley ft Son, auctioneers, tenant
right valuers ft land agents, Corn Exchange arcade
Richardson Robert, grocer ft tea dealer, 55 Croft street, ti
carpenter, 55 Montague street
Richardson Robert, tailor, 39 Cheviot street
Richardson Solomon, shopkeeper, 59 Waterside north
Richardson T. B. merchant. Corn exchange
Richardson Thomas, carpenter, Portland street
Richardson William, greengrocer, John street. Monks ruaci
Richardson William Wright, seed crusher, see Doughty,
Son ft Richardson
Rickell William, greengrocer, 37 Steep hill
Riley John ft Co. chemists. Canwick road
Riley Peter, butcher, 131 High street
Ripley William, shopkeeper, 34 Gibbeson street
Ritson Miles, grocer & tea di»ler, 13 Newport
Rix Martin, com dealer, 135 High street
Roberts Charles ft Co. corn merchants. Corn exchange
Roberts Wm. ft Son, corn merchants. New Corn exchange
filberts El zabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 1 1 Winnowsty lane
Roberts Emma (Mrs.), Abbey-in-the-West p.h. Fobs street
Roberta Henry, pianoforte tuner, pianoforte, music tc
musical instrument warehouse, ft dealer in secnndha vl
musical instruments. Com Exchange arcade. Seo advt
Roberts Joseph Henry, blacksmith, Hun^te
Roberts William, beer retailer ft sheep dipper, Wostjuto
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R'>berU WQliam, grocer k tea dealer, 30 Portland street
Roberts William Appleby, tobacconist, aif Silver street
Rnbey k Co. genera) eiicineers, mianafactnrers of the
" Robey Blining " & ower engines, machinists, boiler
makers, iron k brass founders &c. Globe iron irorks.
Can wick road; London office, 117 Cannon street e.c;
Union Bank buildings, Fenwick street, Liverpool ; k 36
(rcorge street, Edinburgh
Robinson O. & R. & Co. merchants. Com exchange
Robinson k Gilliatt, com merchants,' Com exchange
Robinson Charles, builder, 10 Grey street, Burton street
Robinson Charles, china, glass &c. dealer, Foss street
Robinson Cooper, irholesaie greengrocer, 33 Cooling street
& Netr market
Robinson Herbert, coal merchant. Midland yard
Robinson John, shopkeeper, Canwick road
Robinson John, shopkeeper, 30 Steep hill
Robinson John, shopkeeper, 31 Vine street, Hooks road
Robinson John Henry, batcher, 40 Nevlands
Robinson Josiah, linen draper, 80 A 81 Bailgate
Robinson Thomas, baker, i St> Swithin's square
Robinson Thomas, boot noaker, 13 Beaumont place
Robinson Thomas, tailor, ^9 Ste^ hill
Robson John Henry, provision dealer k coach builder, 91
RIpon street
RocUey Mary (Miss), milliner &: dress maker, a Motherby hi
Rodgers William Solomon, paperhanger, 357 High street
Rogers Joseph, shopkeeper, 34 Croft street
Roliinson Jacob, cabinet maker, i Langworth gate
Rook Henry, grocer k tea dealer, 36 Newport
Roome Mary Louisa (Miss), ladier school, Beaumont house
Roper Levi, timber merchant, see Burtt k Roper
Rose Abraham, boot k shoe maker, a8 High street
Rose Thomas, boot k shoe maker, Stamp end
Rose William, music warehouse, 348 High street
Roscby William John, managing partner for Lindum Iron
Ore Co. I Comhill
Ross John, tailor, 6 Norman place
Roes William, boot Iec. maker, 5 Steep bill
Rossit^ Annie (Miss), private school, 33 The Park
Ronston John, pork butcher, 33 Waterside south
Rowarth William, merchant, Com exchange
Rowston Alice (Mrs.), fruiterer k ^eengrooer, 31 Hnngate
Ruddock JohnWm. bookseUer, stationer, bookbinder, printer,
engraver k die sinker, see Akrill, Ruddock k Keyworth,
333 High street
Ruilgard Kd. steam miller, Brayford side k Com exchange
Ramble George, chemist, 174 High street
Rush Martin, beer retailer, 1 1 Wragb}' road
Rnshling Johii Thomas, hair dresser, 13 Bailgate
Rusling Brothers, wheelwrights, Newport
Russell Arthur Pickston m.b. resident medical snpt Lunatic
hospital. Asylum road
Ruston, Proctor k Co. engineers, millwrights k agricultural
madiine makers. Sheaf iron works. Waterside south
Rutledge George, news agent, 18 Waterside north
Saarbntt John, boot maker, 41 Steep hill
St. Anne's Bede House, Sewells road
St. Peter's k St. Marearet's-in-Eastgate Cemeterj- (Thos.
Pilkington, clerk to the burial boa^ k registrar), Lang-
worth gate
St. Swithm's Cemetery (F. C. Brogden, clerk to the burial
board), Rosemary lane
Salmon Mary Anne (Mrs.), Black Goats f.h. High bridge.
High street
Salt Samuel, blacksmith, Sincil bank
Salt Sarah (Mrs.), dairyman, 12 Salthouse lane
Samson John Mays, nuumfacturing jeweller, 64 Portland st
Sandall Edward k Son, saddlers k harness makers k hose
I'ipe k driving band mannikcturers, k india rubber goods
aeents, Silver street
Sandars k Co. merchants. Com exchange
Sandars Thomas, greengrocer, 16 Sipon street
Sands Charles, bnflder. Fobs street
Sant John, veterinary surgeon. North Witham bank
Kirbutt Charles, boot k shoe maker, 32 Silver street
Sattele Alois, watch maker, 308 High street
Savage Frederick Bellamy, cooper k parish clerk of St.
Swithin's, 23 Sincil street
Savage George Naylor, turkish kc. baths, Tentercroft street
S.>vage Richard, parish clerk of St. Mary-le-Wigford, 16
Great Northern street
Savings Bank (Joseph B. Hawer, actuary ; open on fridays
II to I ft on Saturday evenings 6 to 8), Beiak. street
Saxby Oiarles, farmer, Nettlemon road
Scales k Salter, boot maker, 313 High street
Scarborough Thomas, picture frame maker, 46 Steep hSl
Scarborongh Thomas Pickwick, provision dealer, 48 Ripon st
Scntcherd William, shopkeeper, 5 Chelmsford street
•Scherzinger Richard, shopkeeper, a Newla^ds
Scholes John, beer retailer, 23 Victoria street
Scholey Edward, baker k shopkeeper, 35 Melville street
SdioUe Cancellarii (Lord Bishop of Lincoln, visitor ; Rev. E.
Chancellor Edward^ Tucker Leeke u.A. principal ; Rev.
Canon John Henchman Crowfoot M. A. vice-principal ; Rev.
Edward Henry Ralph Tatham kjl. tutor), Bishop's
hostel, Drnry lane
School of Art (Alfred George Webster, head master). Silver st
Scientific Dress Cutting Association Limited (Miss H. P.
Penn, agent), Coffee tavern. High street
Scoffin John, City Arms p.H. 23 Strait
Scorer William a.b.i.b.a. architect. Bank Street chambers,
Bank street
Scott Charles Thomas, builder, Kingsley street
Scott Elton, com factor k auctioneer, 169A, k 142 High st
Scott George, teacher of the violin, k dealer in violins,
violoncellos, double basses, fittings, bows, cases, music
stands, strings, violin studies, solos, instruction books
kc. kc. 9 St. Benedict's square
Scott John Simpson, Lincoln Arms p.H. High street
Scott Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Anchor street
Scott William, Reindeer p.h. 3 Hiph street
Seaton Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 73 Canwick road
Sedgwick Joseph Burnitt, teacher of music, 3 Bank street
Seely John (Mrs.), confectioner, 188 High street
Seely Robert, grocer, 14 Bailgate
Sendall Edward, school attendance ofRcer, for the city A
rural sanitary district, Motherby bill
Senior Henry, shopkeeper, 9 Gas street
Sewell k Richardson, batchers, 246 High street
Sewell Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 140 Portland street
Sharman Annie (Miss), ladies' boarding school, 185 High st
Sharman Richard Bell, assistant overseer (or St. Swithin's
parish, 15 Arboretum avenue
Sharp Abraham, higgler, 31 Sutton street
Sharp Francis, shopkeeper, 16 Featherby pi, St. Botolpb's
Sharp Joseph, Ivy tavern, 51 Newport
Sharp Robert, boot k shoe maker, 74 Carholme road
Sharp William, boot maker k parish clerk of St. Peter with
St. Margaret-in-Eastgate, 7 Langworth gate
Sharpe Charles k Co. seed merchants. Com exchange
Sharpe Elizabeth (Mrs.), Hop Pole P.H. 6 Monson street
Sharpe Frederick Albert, plumber, Svranpoobcoart, High st
Sharpe George Henry, Black Swan P.H. 319 High street
Sharpe Henry, baker, 99 High street
Sharpe John, draper. Barton road
Sharpin Edward Colby L.E.C.P. Edin. house surgeon. County
hospital, Sewell's rood
Sharpley William, dairyman & oowkeeper, 43 The Pork
Shaw k Prattley, pawnbrokers, 51 Broadgate
Shaw W. B. k Co. merchants, Corn exclunge
Shaw Charles William, greengrocer, 85 Bai^iate
Shaw Fredk. William, auctioneer, k fancy repstry. Silver st
Shaw John, picture frame maker, 43 Sincil street
Shaw William, upholsterer, 136 High street
Sheardown k Barker, merchants, Corn exchange
Shelly Fanny (Mrs.), confectioner, 58 Monson street
Shelton William, shopkeeper, 439 High street
Shepherdjc Son, auctioneers& hide & skin brokers, Butchery st
Shepherd Joseph, boot k shoe maker, i St. Hughes street
Sheppard Elizabeth (Mrs.), earthenware dealer, 38 Gaunt st
Sheppard John, shopkeeper, Norman street
Shipley George Hopkins, boarding school, Lindam house,
Sewell's rood
Short Sarah Ann (Mrs.), milliner k dress maker,i3 The Park
Sidney Charles, cabinet maker, 415 High street
Simmons John, boot k shoe maker, 43 New market
Simms Susan k Sarah (Misses), milliners k dress makers,
33 Carr street
Simms Robert, shopkeeper, 36 Chaplin street
Simonds J. C. k Son, seed crashers. Com exchange
Simons Betsy (Miss), dress maker, 78 Grey street. Barton st
Simpson Thomas k Sons, ironmongers, 293 High street
Simpson Charles, Standard P.H. 389 High street
Simpson Frederick, commercial traveller, 68 Portland street
Simpson Josiah, wheelwright, 61 Montaute street
Simpson Mary (Mrs. ), teacher of music, 61 Portland street
Sims William, builder, cabinet maker, furniture remover
tec. see Martin & Sims. See advertisement
Sinclair W. k Co. merchants. Com exchange
Singer Manufacturing Co. (Wm. Smith, agent), 3 Cornhill
Singleton Walter, shopkeeper. Great Northern terrace &
13 Canwick road
Singleton Wm. waterproof cover manufr. Newland st. west
Sivfl James k Son, leather sellers, 13 Butchery street
St<er John George, cowkeeper, 9 Spencer street
Skelton Thomas, greengrocer, 33 Alfred street, High street
Skill Wm. Arthur, surveyor, 38 Bailgate
Skillington Charles, horse dealer, Lion yard, Brayford
Sieaford William, timber merchant, see Cator js Sleaford
Sleight Thomas, shopkeeper, 63 Princess street
Sleight Will&un, Spa tavern, John street, Monks road
Slight John, chemist, 319 High street
SUngsby George, tailor, 49 Broadgate
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SHnjsby Robert, pbotograpliic »rtiat k phqtognpher i68,
tt faiicy statioDCsr 205, High street. See adTertiaement .
Smart Thomas & Cki. boot t ahoe makers, 389 Sigh street '
Sinart Boland, boot apper maker, 3 Broadgate
Sraeaton John, carpenter, 9 Friars lane, Monks road
Smeeton John, tailor, 10 St. Mary's street
Smith, £lIison & Co. bankers ; head office, 317 Jc 318 High
street ; dravr on Smith, Payne Jc Smiths, London tx I'^J.
Smith John & Co. grocers, 217 & 318 High street
Smith Booth, shopkeeper, 44 Wilson street, Barton street
Smith Charles, horse breaker, dealer, salesman, & livery
stables, 11 Xorman street
Smith Edvard Bufa9,pork batcher, 358 High street
Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 West Ught
' Smith Frederick, Old City Arms p. h. & batcher, 330 High st
Smith Frederick, shopkeeper, 91 Netrland street vest
Smith George, grocer, 119 Barton road
Smith George Ward, linen draper, 304 High street
Smith Henry, plumber, 34 Spencer street
Smith Henry, tailor, aa Staanton street
Smith Henry, toy dealer, 9 Steep bill
Smith John, chemist & draggist, 7 Gaildhall street
Smith John, greengrocer, Nev market
Smith John, haaher, Brayford head
Smith John, Monson's Arms commercial hotel, 351 High
street. See advertisement
Smith John, provision dealer k shopkeeper, 8 Saxon street
Smith Joseph John, clerk of works at cathedral. Barton rd
Smith Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, 6 Castle hill
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), mattress maker, la Strait
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Northgate '
Smith Sasan (Mrs.), dress maker. South park
Smith Thomas, beer retailer, i Chaplin street
Smith Thomas, watch k clock maker, 9 Waterside aoath
Smith lliomaa, working cutler, 5 Sincil street
Smith Thomas Willooghby, tailor, 9 Occojpation road
Smith Walter Fletcher, watch maker, 91 £(igh street
Smith William, basket maker, Oxford street
Smith William, tobacconist, 361 EDIgh street Jc Salternte
Smith-Woolley & Wigram, land agents Jc sarveyors, Palfry
chambers. Silver street
Sm}-th Brothers, accountants, commission, estate, land Js
.general enquiry agents, & rent Jc debt oolisctors, New
Exchange chambers, Cornhill. See advert ^
Snell John, tailor, 31 Newport
Snow Emily Eliza (Miss), school, lao Bipon street
Snow James Marr, surgeon, so Minster yard
Sorsden Charles, Golden Eagle p.h. 15 High street
Southern Emma (Miss), miSiner, 134 High street
Sovereign (Lincoln) Permanent Building Society (Thos.
Chaloner, manager Jc sec.), City chambers, 183 High street
Sowerby &' Co. Limited, seed crushers, Corn exchange
Spade Bichard, hair dresser, 25 Guildhall street
Spalding John, shopkeeper, 69 Great Northern terrace
Spalding Thomas, job & post master, livery stable keeper
Jc funeral carria^ proprietor. High street," St. Mark's
Sparke Frank Wilkim, income tax Jc general district rates
collector, a6 Monks road
Sparrow David, shopkeeper, 15 Steep hill
Sparrow Henry, boot maker, 36 High street
Speed John, boot maker, 78 Bailgate
Speet Henry, shopkeeper, 10 jleaumont place
Speight Bobert, Blue Boar p.h. 393 High street
Spencer George, pharmaceutical chem&t, 314 Hjgh street
Spencer Henry, merchant. Corn exchange
Spencer John, fishmonger k poulterer, 32 Sincil street
Spencer John Mills, hair dresser, 44 Melville street
Spencer William, timber merchant, 46 Tentercroft street
Spron John, chimney sweeper, Basen lane
Spiugs Frederick, shopkeeper, i Ripon street
Stairord Jc Shute, com merchants. Corn exchange
Stafford Robert, shopkeeper, 8 Monson street
Stainton Mary Annie (Miss), bookseller Jc stationer, 11
Gaildhall street
Stamford, Spalding k Boston Banki^ig Co. Limited (Charles
Edmonds, manager),High street ; Srayr on Barclay, Bevan
Jc Co. London e.c
Stamp Office (John Grannan, distributor). Inland Bevenue
office. High street
Star I'ea Co. (Geo. Taylor, manager), 384 Jc 375I High st
Starker George, greengrocer, 117 Burton road
Starr-Bowkett Building Society (Second Lincoln) (William
Newton, secretary), 10 Com Exchange arcade
Steel Arthur, fishmonger, 373 High street
Steeper Robert William, butcher, 33 Carholme road
Stephen Reginald Arthur (firm, Tweed, Stephen k Dashper),
solicitor, commissioner for oaths, Saltergate
Stephenson Benjamin, butcher, 7 New market
Stephenson Edward, tobacconist, 134 High street
Stephenson George, merdiant. Corn exchange
Stt^henson John A^ph, batcher, 8 New market
Stephenson William, batcher, 30 New market
Stevenson George, {armer, Newport . . .
Stokee J^in AaoeFton, tailor, 6 St Mary's street
Stokoe Michael,, seoretary to Mid-Lincohi ironstone mines, '
14 Cheviot street
Stone Matthew, Bail inn, Bailgate
Stonehooae Reuben, butcher, 63 Newlands
Storm Elliott Bapter, chemist, 314 High street
Storr Mary (Mrs.), midwife, 9 SaviUe street, Newitrk road
Strangward William, tinplate worker, iij Waterside north
Strawson Elizabeth (Mrs.), eating honse, 341 High street
Strawscm Bichard Adams, dining rooms, 194 Hi^ street
Sutton k Co. railway carriers (George Lawrence, agent),
45 Sincil street
Sutton Mark, shopkeeper, 46 Newport
Swallow Marv (Mrs. ), Becrniting Sergeant p. R. 58 Steep hi
Swallow Richard, dealer in paperhangings, s Jc 3 Strait k
4 Corn Exchange arcade
Swallow Bichard, jun. toy dealer, 363 Hi^ street
Swallow Thomas, fomitnre broker, 7 Strait Jc 9 Com
Exchange arcade
Swan Brothers Jc Boorne, brick Jc tile manufacturers, West-
diffe brick works
Swan J. Jc R. ifc Bourne, solicitors Jc deputy stewards of
the manors of Nsttlehaa Jc Bishops Norton, Silver street
Swan John (firm. Swan J. Jc R. Jc Bonme),soliaitor,natai;
public, oommiaeioner to administer oaths Jc perpetnsl
oommisiiooer,. registrar diooeie of Lincoln k of arch-
deaconries of Lincoln & Stow, district re^trar of tlie
probate division of the High Gonrt of Jnatice, jmiit
chapter clerk (with B. Swan) for Dean Jc Chapter of
Lincoln, clerk to justuxs Lincoln petty sessional division,
parts of Lindsey, clerk to governors of Jijnrriii Giammar
school k of De Aston school Market Basen, Jc to trustees
of the Spital Jc Mere churches. Silver street
Swan Bobert (firm. Swan J. Jc B. Jc Bonrne), solicitor k
commissioner for oaths Jc joint chapter clerk (with J.
Swan) for Dean Jc Chapter of Lincoln, Exchequer gate
Swann Ann (Miss), dress maker, 4 Chelmsford street
Swarby Frederick Richard, joiner. Barton rqad.
Swell William, boot maker, Wragby road
Swift Hngh William, tailor, 34 Barton road
Sykes David Charles, oil Jc oolormao, 40 High street, t
smith, 33^ Waterside eontb .
Sympson k CkiUier, surgeoos, James sbreet
Syson Joseph, npholste^, Hangste
Tatham Thomas, butdier, 30 Bulgate
Tattershall Jesse, builder, 59 Montague street
Tatton Ann (Mrs.), MillsTs' Arms p.h. 86 High street
Tatton George, batcher, 3 Broadgate
Taylor Charles, vaccination officer. North & South lincotu
sab-district, Grantham street
Taylor Edwin, shopkeeper, 30 Waterside north
Taylor Frances (Mass), dress maker, 4 Anchor street
Taylor Fred, jun. butcher, ao New market
Taylor FrederidL, butcher, 15 New market
Taylor George, Woohwck p.r. Brayford street
Taylor George William, laceman, silk mercer, hosier,
milliner, dress Jc mantle mkr. Jc fancy draper, 41 Silver st
Tayk>r Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 50 Newland street west
Taylor Heniy, shopkeeper, 7 Chelmsford street
Taylor Henry William, chemist, 53 Monks road
Taylor Herbert^ blacksmith, 5 Ciu^plin st^t.
Taylor John, pork butcher, 43 Newport
Taylor Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, i Princess street
Taylor Thomas, shopkeeper, 73 Newlands
Taylor Toynbee, painter, 33 Ctur street
Taylor William, baker, 4 Park street
Taylor William, greengrocer, 387 High street
Taylor William, grocer, ^49 High street
Taylor William Henry, butcher, s Jc 6 New inarket
Teague Henry, waterworks engineer, Saltergate
Theatre Royal (Roberts, Archer -Jc Bartlett, lessees Jc man-
agers). King's Arms yard. High street
Thom Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, 30 Melville street
Thompson Brothers, merchants. Com exchange
Thompson John Jc Co. merchants. Corn exclumge
Thompson Charles Wm. shopkeeper, 7 St. Maries s<^nare
Thompson John Thomas, coal merchant, 76 Bailgate k
Hohne siding
Thompson Bichard, nuie Jc twine maker, 9a High street
Thompson Thomas, tooaooonist, 137 High street
Thorndyke Thomas, fruiterer Jc greengrocer, 33 Portland st
Thornhill John, tailor, ^9 Silver street
Thornton Frederick, wmeJc spirit merchant, Saracen'sBead
yard. High street
Thornton I^wrence T. Saracen's Head family Jc commertial
hotel, posting house ; funeral carriage proprietor, wine,
spirit, ale Jc porter merchant ; a)so Midland parcels office
398, Jc carriage Jc .saddlery manufacturer, 166 High
' street. See advertisement ,
lliorpe Jc Co. mercbaots, Corn exchange
lltorpc; Charley Vmeinn, Parli, street
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Thorpe George, carpenteri is'Swanpool conrt '
Thoiiie Hannah (Mrs. ), tancy^ repository, 4(3 Higb- street
Thorpe W. B. merchant, Corn exchange
Thorpe William, pork butcher, 6 Meobnd street west
Threuall J. M. (exors. ot), merchant, Com exchange
Thropp Jas. c.b. civil eiigmeer,architect, surveyor & surveyor
to commissioners of sewers k county jastices for parts of
Lindsey k proprietoir of "Padleys' Map of Linoohi," 5
Com Exchange arcade
Thui^r Dennis James, tailor, 9 Basen lane
Thnrlby Stepheb, nocer, 197A, High street
Tipper EUzaoeth Gore (Miss),dress maker, ao'LWnmroad'
Toll Sarah (Mrs. ), milUner k dress maker, 3 Moiiks rood
Tollerton James, shopkeeper, St. Andrew's ^ace
Tomlinson k BromIey,phiirmacenticaI chemists, 333 High st
Tomlinson k Haywara, agricultural chemists, Mint lane
Tomlinson William, bnildets' material dealer, Sincil street
Tong David, cattle dealer, 44 Basen lane
Tong Edmund, drill, agricultural implement maker, wheel-
wright k agent for all the 'leading implement makers.
Wertgate implement works, Westgate
Tong Thomas, cattle dealer. Burton road
Toone George Henry, provision dealer, 93 Ripon street
Terry C. E. manure merchant. Com exchange
Towers George, furniture broker, 19 Strait, k french
polisher, Swan street
Townhill John, higgler, Newport
Toynbee, Larken & Toynbee, solicitors k clerks to Horn-
castle Navigation Co. k secretariee to Hid-Linoolnshire'
Liberal Association, 6 & 7 Bank street
'Toynbee Bobert (firm, Toynbee, Larken k Toynbe^),- soiidtor
i eommtssioner for oMhs ' fc perpetual commissioner,
clerk to commissioners of iooome k property taxes tor the
Bail k Close of Lincoln Ic for the hundrflds of Aslaooe^
Lawless Well k Wn«goe ; k derk to Visitors Lincolnsfaire
County Lunatic Asylum, 6kf Bank street
Toynbee Walter Turner (flnh, Toynbee,: Larken & Toynbee),
wlidtor, clerk to West Drainage commissioBers (North
district) k hoa. sec. to Burton Hunt Committee, 6 ic 7
Bank street
Toyne John, shopkeeper, 80 Hirh street
Trafford Charles William, bat«Aer, 38 Steep hffl-
TroAord George Robert, toQor, 300 B^b street >
Travis Alfred, butcher, 11 Cornhill
Travis Geoi-ge, batcher, 9 & 41 Newmarket '
Trevatt John Henry, printer, tee Facy k Trevatt
TVotter Alexander, solicitor k agent for West of England
Fire k Life Insurance Co. k Midland Counties Fire, Life
k Hail Insurance Co. StBdmond's chamfoei«, Bahk stireet
Trotter Beuben, ironmonger, 904 High street
Tmelove George, superiMeodent of County Polies' for the
parts of Lincbey dmsion, 383 High street
Tmemon Brothers, wholesale ' upholsterers k • mattress
-makers, Portland street
Tmman WiUfom Vty. general house tnndsher, upholsterer,
eabinet maker, dealer in paperhangiugs k 'undertaker,
88 Bailgate Jc 345 High street ; lepositoiy for furniture.
Old Iililitia Barracks
Tmswell Brewery Co. Lim. (W. H. Glossop, manager),
brewers. Com exchange
Tumell William, shopkeeper, 45 Bipon street
Tnmer SUzabMh (Miss>,'dre88 maker, Waldedc st.Burton rd
Turner John'Thomas, Coach k Horses f.h. Newlands
Tomer Joseph, coal ciealer,- 37 Westgate
Tomer Bobert, Leopard p.h. 44 Steep hill
Tomer William, chimney sweeiper, 10 St. Mark's square
Tnmer William, fishmonger, as Waterside south
Torrill Henry, secondhand bookseller, 380 High street
Turtle WOliam, agent to Northern Fire k Life k Accidental
Insurance Cos. Comhill
Tutlow George, butcher, 48 Broadgate
Tnxford James Edward I/.d.s. cng. dentist, 8 Bail gate
Tweed, 8t^>hen k Dashper, solicitors, Saltergate
Tweed John Thomas (firm, Tweed, Stephen k Dashper),
oolicitor, conunissioner for oaths k peipatnal -commia-
•kmer, town clerk Ic clefk to the school ' attendance' eomh
mittee. Town clerk's office, Saltergate
Twigg Charlee, provision dealer, 16 Carholme road
^Iff Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer, 8 Waterside south
Tyrrell Joseph John, draoghtsman, 33 Sewell's walk
Udale Stanley, draper, 5 Portland street-
Dlyatt Alfred, baker, 93 High street
Upton Oeori:e, butcher, ao Comhill
Upton Stephen, secretary to the Lincolnshire Agricultural
Society, St. Benedict's sqnare
Upton Wflliam George, tobacconist, 8 Silver street
Usher James Ic Son, art' jewellers, silversmiths, eleetro-
{doters, opticans Ic dealers in antique silver plate Ic gold &
dvter (Win (established it37), 193 H%h street
Usher William, joiner, 3 Miotlwrby hill .
TateM Thomas; beer reUdler,' 47 H%h street ''
VidMn George, jon. aoetienate, see Hall Ic Tickers
Tickers Benjamlnr sec. to Midland Counties Fire, Life k Hail-
storm Insurance Cos. Silver street
Vickers George, english timber merchant, Boyal Oak' yard.
High street
Tickers Thomas, shopkeeper, 34 Wilson street
Waddinghom George Newton, itentist, 156 High street
Wade l^oraas Skinner, Stag's Head f.h. Newport
Wakefield EUzh. (Mrs.'), shopkeeper, 53 Wktergide north
Wakelin George Thomas, painter, 30 Motherby fame
Walker George, ^ocer lie. 50 Sincil street
Walker John, painter, I9 Portland street
Walker Jos^h William, fishing tackle maker, 14 Waterside
south, k haberdasher. New market
Walker Robert, travelling draper, a Pelham street
Wollror William, provision dealer, 30 Friars lone. Monks rd
Waller James, pamter, 10 Butchery street
Wallhead George Edward, painter, Clasketgate
Wallis Brothers, gun makers, 364 High street
Wallis Elizabeth (Mrs.), haberdasher, 336 High street
Wallis Frank, baker, 11 Waterside north
Wallis Thomas, timber Ic coal merchant, Clanftnont, St.
Catherine's
Wakqsley Samuel, Steam Packet p.h. 60 Waterside north
Walter k Son, auctioneers, land Ic estate agents, ia. Silver
street ; Ic at Ediington k HomcasUe
Walton John, greengrocer, 38 Waterside north
' Walton Thomas, chuia Ic earthenware dealer, St. Mary's tt
Ward Is Pratt, pawnbrokers, 379 High street
Ward Samuel Ic Son, printers, 6 Much lane
Ward (%ri8topher, Lock tavern, 6a Waterside south
Ward Eliza Ann (Mrs. ), slate merchant, 34 Melville 1
Ward Jmues, boot maker, 13 Floxengate
Ward Bichord John, solicitor Ic connnissianer to administer
oaths, clerk to Freeman's Commons trustees, clerk to
Washiugborongh k Heif^hington Drainage trustees k clerk
to Bronston Islands Drainage trustees, 31 Silver street
Ward Bobert Jas. beer retailer, 3 Dale st. Gt. Northern ter
Wardale Matthew, shopkeeper, 145 Newark road
Ware Henry, boot maker, 3j CFrantham street
Wark Andrew, tra'vdling draper, 11 Monsou street
Wark David, tra-relling draper, 16 Chaplin street
'Wark Bobert, travelliiu; draper, 10 Monaon street
Warner William, boot fc shoe maker, x^^a, High street'
WtnVener Willitun John, coal merchant k carrier between
Hidl Ic Lincoln, City chambers, High street Ic Com ex>
change, Ic wheelwright, Portland street; k 173 High
street, Hull
Warriner Bobert Thomas, builder, 49 Qmwick road
Warwick Richard k .Son (GeorRe Harvey Mills, agant),
brewers. New Com exchange, Comhill
Water Works Office (Henry Teogne, manager), Sahergate
Watkin k Forman, bakers Ic CTOoers, 54 Shakespear street
Watkin John, boot nkaker, 33 Kowland^treet -west • ^i
Watkins James, (carriage manufacturer, PersevSronee car-
riage works, High street
Watkins William, architect k surveyor, St. Bdmond's
chambers. Bank street
Watson Edmund, umbrella maker, 11 Grantham street
Watson Edward, umbrella ilnaker; 28 Strait
Watson John, beer retailer, 19 Wateraide south
Watson John, harness maker, 69 Newlands
Watson Mary (Mrs.), stocking knitter, 15 Gas street
Wattam Paul, refreshment house. Burton road
Wattam Paul, jun. Fk>u£^ Boy p.h. 53 Burton road
Watts Alfred, insurance agent, 55 Monkp road
Watts Thomas, wardrobe dealer. Water lane
Watts Willoughby, tobacconist, 11 Strait
Webb Josq>h Searlee, outfitter, 305 Ic 306 High st.& SUver st
Webster F^raidi, house agent, 37a High street
Wewbill James, builder, i Featherby plaoe, St. fiotolpb'a
Wdboum Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Stomp end
Welboum Joseph, corn & flour factor, 8 Comhill
Wells G. B. com merchant. Com exchange
Wells Gilbert, fancy repository, 15 Bailgate
Wells Mary (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 38 Broacfeate
Wdsh Charles, toy dealer, 4 St. Mary's street
>Velton John Ic Son, hair dressers 37, Ic fancy repository 38,
Silver street ■
Welton George, hair dressers, Ic fancy repository ,34aHigh st
Wesley Charles, tailor, 17 Queen street
West (Matilda) Ic Bransfoid (Kate) (Misses), dress makers,
18 St. Botolph's terrace. High street
West Michael Ang<lo Ic William, painters kc 18 Broadgate
West Charles, merchant. Com exchange
West Charlee Ed'ward, haulier, Burton road
West Joseph, blacksmith, 3 Gibbeson street
Vfttt Willmm Sdward, Ipoft botdier, 34 Watorrfde south
Wisi Wflliam Thomas, Portland Arms p.h. 36 PortJaod st
WeMbeum Williamv toot makev, ■ 164 Newland st weat. ■
W«»trope John 8."merBhant, Com oxAange
WtaOey Fredsriek, photographer, aSa High street- .
Wbattam CfaarloMo (Miss), dress maker, 3 Speneer street.
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LINCOLNSHIBE.
[keixy's
Wbeatiey John, greengrocer, 14 High street
Whelpton John, bailder, Portland street
Whicbello Stephen, gtocar, 96 High street
White Pnmklui, Guildhall hotel, 33 Guildhall street
White Henry, surgeon dentist (snocessor A late assistant to
Mr. Sayles) ; established over 60 years, 15 Silver street
White Henry Kirke,inanaCacturing confectioner, Bosemary
lane ; 87 i 307 High street r 9 Bailgate k 13 Monk's rd
White James, confectioner, 4 Steep hill
White Thomas Harry if.iLC.s. k t..D.s.Bng. surgeon k den-
tist, 15 Silver street; attends White Hart hotel, Gains-
borough ist. man. k Bull's hotel, Homcastle, ist. wed. in
the month
White William, confectioner, 47 Broadgate
Whitton k Ashley, wine, spirit, ale <Jc porter merchants k
agents for the Yorkshire Fire Jlc Life Assurance Co. 183 i;
184 High street
Whitton James, architect k sorreyor, 7 Tsntercroft street
Whitton John Capp, baker k mOler (wind). Burton road
Whitworth Rich«d, butcher, 8 St. Andrew's street
Whitworth Squire, hay dealer, 3i Croft street
Wigram John, land agent, see Smith, WooUey k Wigram
WiUig John Henry, ironmonger, 3 Guildhall street
Wilenum George, inspector of agents for the Midland Coun-
ties Insurance Co. St. John's road, Newport
Wilkinson Arnold Walter, hosier, batter & haberdasher, 189
Hi^h street
Wilkmson Elizabeth (Mrs.), coal merchant, 145 Burton
road k Holmes siding
Wilkinson John, grocer & tea dealer, 154 Portland street
Wilkinson Thomas Marshall L.B.C.P.B. surgeon to Lincoln
County Homital k Gen. Di8pensary,see Brook k Wilkinson
Wilkinson William, shoe maker, ^8 Newport
Wilka Cuthbert, chemist k druggist, 191 High street
Wilkson Thomas, coal merchiuit k cattle dealer, 34 Port-
land street k Midland Railway yard
Willerton£liabeth(Mr8.),Scarborongh Arms P.H. siBailgate
Williams Isaac, toy dealer, 13 Steep hill & 40 New market
Williams John, slater, King street
Williams John George, solicitor k commissioner, steward
of the manor of Eagle ii Mere hospital, deputy steward of
the manor of Fiskerton, treasurer k secretary to the
Lincoln & Lincolnshire Association for the Prosecution of
Felons ftc under-sheriff for the city of Lincoln, 14 Silver st
Williams Robert, Victoria f.h. Pelham street k Boyal Oak
F.K. i68a. High street
Williamson James (late W.k B. Brooke), bookseller ,stationeT,
printer, bookbinder, music printer k lithographer, 390
High street
Willows Edward, confectioner, 187 High street
Willson Robert William, jeweller, 37 Guildhall street
Wilmot Benjamin, chemist k druggist, 70 NowUnd
Wilson Cartwright k Co. brewers. Old Brewery, Saltergate
Wilson Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 311 High street
Wilson Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 41 Montague street
Wilson George, greenglticer. New market
Wilson George, plnmbisr, 334 High street
Wilson John, boot maker, 9 Prospect terrace
Wilson John, cabinet maker, 355 High street
LIN WOOD, *« Ltnwode.
LISSXNOTOir is a parish in the Mid division of the
county, western division of the wapentake of Wraggoe, parts
of Lindsey, Oaistor union. Market Raaen county court
district, mral deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 4^ miles south from Market Rasen,
4 north-by-west from Wragby and 3 east from Wickenby
station. The church of St. John is a small stone building,
and consists of a chancel, nave and turret with i bell. The
register dates from the year 1563. The living is a vicara^,
gross yearly value ^429, including 56 acres of glebe with
residence, in the patronage of the Dean and Chapter of
York, and held since 1853 by the Rev. Henry Brooke BooAi-
by B.A. of University Colleee, Durham. Here are Wesleyan
Methodist and Free Methodist chapels. Christopher Tumor
esq. D.L., j.p. of Stoke Bochford, who is lord of the manor,
Brady George, farmer
Dickinson Charles, wheelwright
Wilson John, feather cleaner, 40^ Newlands
Wilson John, fruiterer k greengrocer, 50 Victoria street
Wilterton Harry, tailor, 11 Bonholme road
Wingad Charles, carriage buuder, 95 Canwick road k
Napoleon place
Winpul Richard, hair dresser, 193 High street
Wingdad George, hair dresser. High street
Wingdad Samuel, hair dresser, 136 High street
Winn James, shopkeeper, 36 Gibbeson street
Winter Andrew, travelling draper, Canwick road
Wish Ridiard k Son, bodtbinders, 341 High street
Wish Richard, brush maker ko. 341 High street
Witham k Geeat Northern Railway Navigation Co. (John
Winter, lock keeper). Waterside south
Withers Thomas John, tailor, 151 Saltergate
Wollatt Joseph, butcher, 4 Burton road
Wood Brothers, merchants. Com exchange
Wood Jane (Mus), dress maker, 9 Itelville street
Wood John, fant dealer, 33 Strait
Wood Richard, boot maker, Eesteven street
Wood Sarah Ann (Miss), milliner k dress maker, 94
Carholme road
Wood Walter John, Druid's Arms p.r. Stamp end
Woodall Robert, miller (wind). Mill lane
Woodcock Page Dewing,pharmaceutical chemist,3i3 High at
Woodhonae Stephen, Wheat Sheaf inn, 11 Broadgate
Woodward William, coal merchant, 48 Hnngate k Great
Northern Railway yard, Oxford street
Woodward William George, stationer, 15 Sincil street
Wooldridge Jane (Mrs. ), hair dresser, 36 Westgste
Woolhouae Joseph Ic Henry, window blind manufacturers,
old Venetian blinds repainted k made equal to new on thfr
shortest notice, Grantham street
Wormal Bflary Ann (Mrs. ), dress maker, 31 Grantham street
Wright Charles k Son, basket makers, 39 Waterside south
Wright Adam, plumber, 36 Bipon street
Wright Edmrd, painter, Dane's terrace
Wright Henry, uirish clerk of St. Michael's, Gibraltar steps:
Wright John, tailor, k parish clerk of St. Mary Magdalene, 4.
Bailgate
Wright John, tailor, 18 k 19 Sincil street
Wright Richard, chemist, 37 Strait
Wright Robert, inspector of nuisances k school attendance-
officer to the Rural Sanitary district, Sewell's walk
Wright Samuel, grocer, aa Great Northern terrace
Wright Thomas Whitworth, painter, the old established
paint shop, 3 Steep hill
Wright Whitworth Hillyard, painter, 67 Great Northern t«r
Wright William, beer retailer, NetUeham road
Wr^t William, builder k contractor. Park street
Wyttt Hugh, clothier, 196 Hi^h street
Young Men's Christian Association (Henry Johnson, sec.);
Cricket Club (Arthur Hay, sec.); Debating Society
(William Armstrong, sec.) ; Football Qnb (G. H. Lang-
staff, sec.) ; Rambling Club (Major Williams, president v
Henrv Johnson, sec) ; Rowing Club (J. F. Clarke, sec.)„
Guildhall street
Young Robert, builder, 6 Pelham street
Boothby Rev. Henry Brooke b.a
Vicarage
COXmBCIAL.
Atkinson Alfred, White Hart p.h
Bee John, farmer
Binns Frank, farmer
Hulls Jonathan, bricklayer
Johnson Robert k Thomas, fanners
Odiin Octavia (^Mrs.), farmer
Parkinson Benjamin, tailor & draper
Priestly Robert, farmer
and Corpus Christi college, Oxford, are the chief landowners-.
The soil is chiefly hazel loam ; subsoil, marly clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oata, tnrqips and postare
lands. The area is 1,536 acres; rateable value, £3,033;
the population in 1881 was 350.
Parish Gerk, Charles Dickinson.
Post Office. — Edward Thompson, receiver. Letters
arrive by messenger from Wragby at 8.45 a.m.; dis-
patched at 3 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph
offices are at Market Rasen k Wragby
National School, built in 1854, for 60 children ; average
atteadanoe, 45 ; Miss Sarah Ann Walker, mistress
Caiuubb — Frederick Grundy, to Lincoln, friday ; to Market
Rasen, tuesday, retanung same day
I Robinson Isaac, birmer
Robinson John, farmer
Robinson John, shopkeeper k farmer
Seagrave William, farmer
Thompson Edward, shoe maker, shop-
keeper & post office
Townsend Henry, farmer
LITTXaB BSANB END, at Swinbshxas.
LONDONXHO&PE is a small village and parish in the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Spittle-
gate petty sessional division, Grantham soke, union and
county court district, rural deanery of North Grantham,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Linoohi, 3 miles north-east
from Grantham. The chnrdi of St. John the Baptist is a
small building of stone, in the Decorated and Perpendicular
stales, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle and tower
with saddle back roof containing 3 bells : the porch, south
aisle, and chancel are embattled, and ornamented with light
buttresses and rich pinnacles : the chancel is of the some
height HI the nave, and both have a clerestory : the interior
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
LOUTH. 553
of thebDildinff iras reatored and re-seated in 1879, at a cost ot
£1, loo, laiaiM by subscription. The register dates from the
year 1539. The living is a vicarage, united to that of Man-
thorpe, joint groes yearly value £aoo, in the gift of Earl
BrovnlGW, andheld since 1851 by the Rev. ^harles Garvcy
x.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, who resides at Manthorpe.
Here is a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1838, and a school,
erected in 1851. Earl Brownlov D.i., j.p. is the lord of
the manor and the principal landowner. The soil is mostly
Creech land ; subsoil, stony. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
Baxter Tennant, carpenter
Brackenbory Fanny (Mrs.), farmer.
The Heath
Brett Herbert, termer
Barton Joseph, shopkecmer
Farbon William Richara,miUer (water)
Hiffvey Geoi^, farmer
Nixon Waiiun, fanner k grazier
oats and turnips. The area is 1,665 tt^na ; rateable value,
;f3.37S ; the population in 1881 was 183.
Parish C3erk, William White.
Letters through Grantham, which is the nearest money
order {[^telegraph office. Wall Lkttkb Box cleared at
5.50 p.m. week day only
School (mixed), built in 1851 b enlarged in 18A (or 4s
children, with an average attendance of ao ; k supported
by Earl Brownlow ; Miss Eliza Dowman, mistress
Ross Thomas, blacksmith
Watson Geo. Peart, farmer. The Yews
White William, shoe maker
LOUTH.
Louth is a mnnicipal boronsh, head of a union and county
court district, and polling putce for the Northern division of
the county, mal'ket town, railway station and pari8h,having
separate jurisdiction, locally in the parts of Lindsey,hundrea
of Lonlh Eske, rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludbnrgh
No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
pleasantly situated in a fertile vale, on the East Lincolnshire
r^way, and on the eastern side of the Wolds, 140} miles
from London, 15 south from Grimsby, 26 east-north-east
from Lincoln, 13 north-by-east from Homcastle, 34 east
from Gainsborough, 13 north-west from Alford, and 33
north from Boston: the ancient name ot this town was
Luda, which is supposed to have been derived from its
vicinity to the small nver Lud ; it was formerly distinguished
for its religious houses, and its inhabitants strongly resisted
the measures enforced by Henry VIIL for their suppression,
for in 1536 they took an active part in the LinodnshiTe
rebellion, called the " Pilgrimage of Grace " : the King,
however, marched asainst the insurgents with a ntmierons
army, and compelled them to disperse ; and in the following
year their leader, the abbot of Barlings, the Vicar of Louth,
four other priests, and several lavmen, were executed at
Tybnm. In 1631 Louth was visited by a destructive plague,
which swept away 754 persons: the town was nearly
abandoned, all trade suspended, and the markets were
deserted by the country people, who pitched a temporary
mart for provisions about a mile south of the town, on the
road to Alford. The town is governed by a corporation,
consisting of a mayor, six aldermen and eighteen coun-
cillors, and is divided into two wards. The Corporation
also acta as the Urban Sanitary Authority. The borough
has a commission of the peace. The town, which
is upwards of a mile in length, is well boilt, the
streets are paved, and lighted with gas. The Louth
Water Works Company was incorporated by Act of
Parliament in the year 1871 with a capital of /35,ooo:
the works were completed in the year 1873. "nie town
is now abundantly supplied with excellent water by the
above company, whose sui>ply is drawn from a remark-
ably pure spring, called "silver spring," situated in the
▼alley adjoining Hubbard's hills, from whence the water is
pumped by a powerful steam engine into a reservoir near
the Homcastle road.
In 1763 an Act of Parliament was obtained for cutting a
canal, caUed " the Louth Navigation," from the town to the
Hnmber : this work, complete at an expense of ;£a8,ooo,
commences at the eastern end of the town, and after a wind-
ing course joins the Humber at Tetney lock, near North
C«ites : by means of this canal vessels regularly trade with
Hull and several parts of Yorkshire, and a considerable
trade is there carried on : daring the last year 306 cargoes
have been delivered, including 3^ car^joes of foreign corn
delivered at Louth : the tolls received m 1883-4 amounted
to ^1,333 : the canal is managed by a committee of four, ap-
pomted by the commissioners. The East Lincolnshire rail-
way passes on the eastern side of the town, and a line of
railway from Louth to Unooln was opened in 1876, and a
branch from Louth to Mablethorpe, on the slxve of the
German Ocean, was completed m 1877.
The parish church of St. James is a fine structure, of the
Early Decorated and Perpendicular periods, and has a
prebendal stall attached to it in Lincoln cathedral: the
original church was erected in the Transitional, period,
probably about 11 70, and of this structure many fragments
were dJsoovered during the restoration of 1868-9 : it was
almost rebuilt in the thirteenth century of Yorkshire and
Ancaster stone, and is now in plan a parallelogram, consist-
ing of chancel of four bays, with aisles, clerestoried nave of
nine bays, north and south porches, a vestry north of the
chancel aisle, and a lofty tower of three stages with a pierced
and panelled parapet, four large octagonal turret-pinnacles
connected by flying buttresses with the spire, and (our
smaller pinnacles ; the crocketed spire, to the cross by which
it is surmounted, is 147 feet in height, and the total height
from the base of the tower is 394 feet : there are 8 bells : at
the east end of the church is an exquisitely beautiful window
of seven lights, with highly finished tracery, flanked by two
niched and canopied buttresses ; the chancel appears to be
nearly of the same period as the tower, but the body of the
church is of an earlier and much inferior style ; the tower,
which is built within the main walls, occupies two bays of the
nave : in the vestry are two ancient chests, the latter of which
has carved portraits of Henry VILand his Queen, Elizabeth of
York : there were formerly three chapels or chantries,
dedicated to the Virgin, St. Peter and St. John : in 1548 the
chancel roof was repaired, and in 1550 the altars were re-
moved, and 705 ounces of plate sold : in 1843 the spire was
seriously injured by lightning : in June, 1844, it was agreed
to restore it, according to the plan laid down by the late
Mr. L. N. Cottingham, and it was completed in 1846, at a
cost of ;£i,746 19s. 3d. : at the west end of the church is a
fine memorial, erected by public subscription, to William
Allison esq. late banker of this towii,as a testimony of reniect
for his high charitable and Christian virtues ; it is of Caen
stone, and has a richly carved and crocketed canopy, sup-
ported by light and graceful pillars, supporting four
crocketed pinnacles: the chancel and its aisles were
thoroughly restored in i860, and the external walls repaired
by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners : the internal fittings
were supplied by the parishioners, under the direction ot
Mr. James Fowler, arcAitect : the pulpit and brass lectern
are most elaborately designed ana carved, the latter,
desired by Mr. J. Withers, is set with carbuncles and other
precious stones : the west and east windows were filled with
stained glass, at the cost of Cornelius Parker esq. j.p. ; and
the coat of the entire restoration was over ;^a,ooo : the
church was again restored and refitted in 1868 and 1869 by
W. Fowler esq. at a cost of ^£6,347. The register of baptisms
dates from the year 1685 ; marriages, 1538 ; burials, 1557.
The living is a rectory, with that of St. Mary annexed, tithe
rent-charge ^^48, joint gross yearly value ;^50o, including
147 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Bishop
of Lincoln and held since 1859 by the Bev. Albert Sydney
Wilde u.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, canon (non-
residentiary) of Lincoln Cathedral, rnral.deaa of Louth Esk,
chaplain to the Bishop of Lincoln, and proctor for the
diocese.
Holy Trinity ecclesiastical parish was formed out of the
mother parish in 1867. The church, rebuilt in 1866, is a
handsome and spacious edifice of stone, in the First-Pointed
style, consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, aisles and
tower : the entire cost of the building was about ^3,500 : in
1883 the interior of the church was decorated, with texts and
devices, as a memorial by the congregation to Mrs. and Misa
Streatfeild, the mother and sister of the vicar, who had died
in the peceding year : there are sittings for 800 persons.
The register dates from the year 1841. The living is a ricar-
age, gross ][early value /300 with good residence, in the
gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1883 by the Bev.
Henry Bertram Streatfeild u.A. of Exeter College, Oxford.
This district includes Louth Park, and had a population in
1881 of 3,016.
St. Michael's ecclesiastical parish was formed in 1863. The
church, erected in 1863, from plans by Mr. James Fowler, of
Louth, is an edifice of hammer-dressed stone, with ashlar
dres8ings,lined within with porti-ooloured bricks banded with
stone, in the Late First-Pointed style, and consists of a chan- -
eel, nave of four bays, aisles, apsidnl vestry, western porch.
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LINCOUIBBmE.
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a gMe of two bays and a beU tomet with tpirelM ooUtaMn^
I Bell : the commanion table, rails') prayer desk and le<:tem
are of oak ; the reredos of alabaster and marble, witb^ mala^
chite cross, elaborately woriied, was the eift of Bin. Wright :
the chnrch was boilt chiefly by the liberality of the Ber.
Wm. Wright, late of Brattleby, aided by local subscriptions,
and has 500 sittings. The register dates from the year
1863. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ;£^3oo witfc
good residence, in the gift of the rector of' Lenth, aiod held
since 1874 by the Ber. Elmeat Lloyd Gardner -T.A.K.c.t..
TtuB district inclndea the sonth-eastam portion of the town,
and had m 1881 a popnlatibn of 3,590.
St. Mary's Catholic Chnrch, Dpgate, was built 1833, en-
larged 1845, and restored and re-decorated 1884: this
church, so far as its imperfect architecture would admit,
has been decorated in a pleasing and effective manner ; on
the chancel roof, in blue naneUings,are depicted in gold and
colours, emblems of the Passion and of the Holy Eucharist :
a dado in blue and red colours gives a rich appearance to the
sanctuary : a full-length painting of S. Hugh, bishop of
Lincoln, habited in ponttncal vestments, is placed on the
north side of the chancel : in the body of the church a paint-
ing of the Crucifixion and a statue of our Lord, pointmg to
his heart : on the north and south walls are the representa-
tions of our Lord's journey to Calvary, known as "The
Way of The Cross," and above them are the Eight Beati-
tudes : on the western walls are full-length designs of the
apostles SS. Peter and Paul.
There are several commodious chapels in the town. The
Baptist chapel, Eastgate, will seat 400 ; the Baptist chapel,
North^te, was built 1800, and will hold 500. The Con-
gregational chapel, in Cannon street, was boilt iSao, and
wilTseat 500. The Primitive Methodist chapel is in North-
gate; it was built i8a6, rebuilt 1850, and Will hold 900.
The United Methodist iSwe church, in Eastgate, was bnilt
1854, and has seats for t,30o. The Um'ted Methodist Kree
church, in New market, built 1867, will hoM aoo. "The
Weslevan chapel, in Eastgate, was. built 180S, rebuilt 1835,
and will seat 1,033 worshippers.
A cemetery was formed in 1854, on the London road : it
oovers about 10 acres ; in the grounds are two mortuary
chapels, erected in 1855, and has recently been enlarged by
the addition of a acres on the south side ; it is under the
control of a bnrial board of 9 membets.
The Free Grammar echool was founded and endowed by
King Edward VI. in 1551, with the property of several an-
cient guilds in the town; consisting of 306 acres of land, with
eevenu messuages and tenements : the gross yearly income
is now about £i,igaf a portion of ^ich is approprteted to
the maintenance of twMve poop women, who reside in the
almshouses connected with the charity : the new School and
houses were erected in 1869, from the designs of Mr. Fowler,
and form a handsome block of buildings of red brick, with
stone dressings, in the st^Ie of the fifteenth century : the
school was reconstituted m .Axigust, 1878, as a first grade
school, under a new scheme issucHl by the Charity Com-
missioners : it is divided into a classical and a modern
department, and oiTers a liberal education on the pnblic
school system, at a moderate cost ; the tuition fees ranging
from /4 to /12 yearly, according to age: the school
has twelve scholarshipe of the annual value of the tuition ;
and three exhibitions of tiie annnal value of ^£'40 each,
tenable for three years at any university or other place of
liberal education : the school is managed by a body of eleven
governors, the chairman being the warden for the time
being.
The Town Hall and Borough Police station, situated in
Eastgate, and erected in 1854, is a large building of brick
and stucco, and contains a spaeions assembly room.
A convenient Corn Exchange, with stone front, was
erected in 1853, in the Com Muket.
The Market Hall and shops form an extensive pile of build-
ings, in the French Gothic style, from designs by Messrs.
Rogers and Marsden, erected in 1866-7, with a clock tower
rising to a height of more than 100 feet : the Market Hall is
100 feet long and 60 feet wide, and is roofed in a single span
with a semicircular arched iron trussed roof, supported
partly on the walls and partly on carved stone corbels : there
are bntchers' shops and a mailet keeper's office on the east
tide, and the whole area under the hall is cellared in eight
divisions : the clock was purchased by subscription, at a
cost of about 100 guineas.
The Market days are Wedaasday and JSatnrday ; the for-
mer is principally for com, and is well attended : large sheep
and beast markets are held every Friday during the year,
at Quarry hill. Fairs for sheep, cattle and horses are held
on the two last days of April, and on the Fridays before the
1 8th of September and the aSth of October, and on the 33rd
of November : the Spring fair is held on the Friday before
the 4th Sunday in Lent.
The Petty 'Sessions Court Hoose and County Constabulary
'^tion, which is in Bastgate, was 'Erected in the year 1874,
on' a paift'of the site <4 the oVt Gsiol'and Honseof 06rrectiiMi:
the 'force for the Louth division consists of one superin-
tendent, one sergeant, ahd i^Ievte conitablM.
Tbe Borough Fire Brigade Station is in Enginegste ; the
appliances osnsist of fonr manual engine^ hose and ladder
cart and ih« escape; keys are kept at the borough pcdioe
station and with this oSiiera of the brigade. ' ' '
The Mechanids' Institution, in Cpgate, establiiHed about
1834, has a library containing 3,^00 vohimes, and the read-^
ing-room is supplied with 30 penodieals and 27 newspapers,
induding 6 dauy papers ; the number of members is 439,
The Conservative CJnb has rooms in Upgate ; the Liberal
Club, in Walkergste.
The Lobth General Friendly Society was established in 1814
and now (1884) consists of 183 members, who have under
their control ^13,718 : 16 members receive annuities, some
of them £ai is. yearly; the society has also sick and
funeral funds.
The Hospital and Dispensary, in Crow Tree lane, origin-
ally established in 1803, was erected at a cost of about
^2,000, on land leased by the Louth Corporation for 500
years, and opened May loth, 1883 : the building is of white
brick with red bands, and has beds for so patients ; the en-
dowments amount to ;fs>'S° ; ^^* number of patients under
treatment during the year ending 31st May, 1884, was 596
in the dispensary and 88 in the hospital ; the total expendi-
ture for the years 1883-4 was ;f6i6 158. 3d. and the income
was ;f 693 OS. 6d.
Ilie fouo'wing are the benebctions which have been left
for distribution among the poor of Louth : — In 1550, Thomas
Spencer left money to provide coals for the poor, and his
son augmented it by the gift of a hoose ; the present Income
'' .£35 yearly. In 1573, Bichard Wright, in considera-
tion of £a} bequeathed to the poor by Arthur Gray and
William Richardson, granted 34 acres of land to provide '
them with coals ; the charity has since been augmented
by some unknown donor with six cottages, and now pro-
duces a yearly income of ;£too. In 1586, Jarratt Allandale
left a rental of j[a to buy cloth for the poor. In 1603,
Oliver Kennithorpe left a rental of £6 13s. 4d. diarge on
certain lands at Brackenborough. In 1638, Anthony
Acham left a rental of ^5, charged on lands at Asterby,
Stenigot and Ramby, which is now distributed in bread to
the peer. In 1678, John Skipworth gave 6 acres of land,
now prodncingjfao, to provide clothing for 10 poor persons.
In 1767, Ann Wadeson bequeathed /aoo for the benefit of
poor housekeepers, and in 1801, Isabella Phillipson left £aoo,
the interest to be given to 20 poor women, the two together
realiijap^ ^15 yeany. In 17M, David Atkinson erected an
organ m the chnrch, and gave ;£6oo Lonth Navigation
-shares, to provide a salary lor the organist, the income from
whidi in 1883 was /15. Codd's Ohsrity of jf 100 in Louth
Navigation shares, the interest of which is given to the poor.
Bradley's charity is a field at Saltfleetlm, now let for £6 a
year, to be given to the poor in bread, after payment for
care of tomb in the parish chnrch. In 16S0, sbout 33
acres at Winthorpe, and 13 acres at North Somercotes were
purchased -with ;£6oo, left by Edward Bolle, of London,
esquire (son of John Bolle, of Thorpe Hall) ; the property
is vested in 10 trustees ; the yearly income of thic chari^
amounts to ^94 ; £y> of this is paid to the governors of tme
Lonth Grammar school, under the scheme of 1878, and the
remainder is distributed for the benefit of the poor of Lonth.
In IS7S, Bichard Wryghte, of Louth, gave to the poor of
Louth, for distribution of "butter ana harden doth^" a
tenements in Eastgate, and about 37 acres of land at .
Cockeringtou and Howdales ; the properly is vested in la
tnistees, commonly called "the Batter FeoSees"; this
charity has received the following augmentations, vie : 3
cottages in Padehole (one of Which is now used as a 'ware-
house), were left by Robert Osney in 1637 ; the Ship inii
and I acre of land, left by William Wadstey, in or about
i73<, and 3R. i6f. awarded at the enclosure of the open
fields In Louth, under an Act of 41 Geo. III. ; In 1877,
the 2 tenements in Eastgate, and the Ship inn and i acre
of land were sold by the trustees, -with consent of the Charity
Commissioners, and the purchase monies (after 'rayment of
expenses), iC96s 8s. 9d. invested in Consols. The yearly
income of Wryghte's, Osney's and Wadsley's charity t«»il»-
monly called " The Louth Butter Charity "), Amounts to
'loi 14s. lod. ; £$0 of this is paid to the governors of the
luth Grammar sdiool, under the scheme of 1878, and the
remainder is distributed to tht poor of Louth, in donatic^s
of 4s. each about Christmas , tne practfoe of distriboting
batter has been discontinned many years.
There are two branches of the Chnrch of England Tem-
perance Society in Louth, one in St. JameB* parish: the
other is Holy Trinity parish. There is also a Band of Hope
Society connected -with the latter. The combined tnemb^
ship of the ttro latter is 300.
'The 6th Battery of the'ist Linoolndiire Volunteer ArtiDtey
br^iade is stationed hetn-.
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LINGOLNBHIBE.
LODTH, 555
TheDGomiBnyof theiit VolnntMr BattaHon liiiioiilnr
shin Be^imamt it tiact ban.
niereis a FreenuMDns' Lodge k«Mk which has oMuaiodiinii
rooms in Rosemary lane.
Louth S&nng* Bank,- Bastgate, was astabUthed 1817 ; *be
bnilding vas erected in i8&>; it is a brick bnHding nith
stone drMsinga, in the Deovnted Oot^o style of artbitee-
tnre, from a design by James Fowler esq. of Louth 1 the
cost was about ;f 6ao j for the year ending Norember, 1883,
tha'totalnamberof aeconnta wa8'^9t6 and the amonot-of
deposits ;f 83,167 OS. 8d, The Penny Bank, East^ta, ma
established ia October^ . i8s$ : the number of aocoimta in
1884 was 671, and the amomit of deposits ;£a47 15s. gd..
The principal hotels are the King's Head, Mercer row and
the Msaon's Arms, Com markets
Here are sereral tanneries, iron foundriae, and a^rkml*
tnral implement mannfaetories ; and a trade is earned on
in brewing, malting, bone ernshing, lime borningt and tope
and brick making.
The area of toe parish is 3,6ao acres ; rateable valne.
i£37,753 ; the popnlaUeoria tSSi wao — of the parish lofivf,
and of the tpwnanip and monieipd limits, 10,691, which in-
dodes 152 ofBcars and """«*^« m the workhouse.
Louth Pabk, formerly an eztrsrparochial liberty, is now
inclnded in the ecclesiastiaal parish of Holy Trinity, but is
not included in the municipal borough of Louth ; it is luUf
ai mile east from the tcrwn and station of Louth. An exten-
sire abbey was founded here by Alexander, Bishop of liiiyyiln,
ia 1 139, for monks of the Cistercian order, dedicated to the
Virgin Mary : the foundation and portions of carved work,
shafts and capitals remain, as well as some of the walls in
the Transitional style: its revenue, in 1396, amoonted to
£346 ga. 3d. and at the dissolution in 1535, to /1695s. 6^.
Abbey Park House, the property of William AUison esq. is
the residence of John lies esq. William Allison esq. and
Thomas Beverley esq. of Ketsby, are the sole landowners.
The soil is loamy; subsoil, clay, with marl. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is returned
witn Louth parish ; rateable value, ;f i,a83 ; the p<¥olation
in 188 1 was 136.
Official Establuhmenta, Ziocal Inatitntions &c.
POST k MONEY ORDER k TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Savings Bank k Government Insurance k Annuity
Office, Market place.
Postmaster, Joho Henry Simons.
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COCimiAOIStSATES FOB LOUTH PEITT SSSSIOVAL
DIVISIOI-
Smyfb WilHam Henry esq. d.l. SAttth Elkington HaU,I.6ath
(chairman)
Altenhy Samuel esq. Cadwell hall, Louth -
ABenby Ckiptain Samuel Hynman, Tathwell, Louth
Bennett Joseph esq. The dedars, Louth
•Dallas- Yorke Captain Thomas Yorke D.l. Walmsgate hall,
Louth
Emeris William Robert esq. F.S.A., v. A. Wcisteate, Lonth^
fiytche John Lewis esq. U.A., d.l: 'Hiorpe hAU, Louth
Freshney Rer. Frederick ii.A. Vicarage, Skidbrook, Great
Grimsby
Hyde Wiffiam esq. The Sycamores, Louth
Locock Major Edmund, Elkin^n grange, Louth
Pretyman Rev. Caiion Ftedenc B.D. Rectory, Great Carl-
ton, Louth
Sewell John Gonlding esq. The Abbey, Legbonme, Louth
Smyth William Granville esq. South Elkington h^l, Louth
*Acts for the Alford division.
Clerks to the Magistrates, AVilson & Son, Westgate -
Petty Sessions are held at the Petty Sessional Court, East-
gate, every alternate Wednesday at 12 noon.
List of places, within the Louth Petty Sessional Division 1 —
Loath Eske Wold — Aathorp^ Puywell, Calcethorpe,
Cockerington (^'orth), C<)ckeri|igtun (South), Elkington
(North), Elkiiigton (South), Farfordrcum-Maid^ijiwell,
Gayton-le-Wold, GrimblethOTpe, HallingtoD, Haugham,
Keddington, Kelsteme, Louth Park, Muckton, Baithby-
cum-Maltby, BucUand, Stewton, Tathwell, Welton-le-
Wdd, Withcall, Wykeham. Louth Esk^ Marsh— Alring-
b«m, Carlton (Castle^ Carlton (Great), Carlton (Little),
Conisholme, Graiothorpe, Grimoldby, Manby, Reston
(North), Saltfleetby All Saints, Saltfieetby St. Clement's,
Saltfleett^ St. Peter's, Skidbrook-cum-Saltfleet, Somer-
cote* (North), Somercotes (South), YarborougL. Lud-
borongh — BrsckenborQugb, Ovvenhaio St, Bartholomew,
Covenham St. Mary, Fotherby, Grimsby (little), Lud-
borongh, Ormsby Uforth), U.tterby, Wragholme,Wybam,
Calcewortb (part of) — Cawthorpe, Leebourn. Hill (part
of)— WalAisgate. . Wraggo»— Biscatn<trpe. Gartree —
Donington-on-Bain .... v
GOBPORATIOH.
HlOH Stbwabd — ^William Henry Smyth esq.
Elkington Hall.
Matos — Wilham Ludlam Mason esq.
D.I.., t.v.
Retire 1886.
John Willows Barton
Tliomas Sharpley
James 'William WSton
ALDEKHBK.
Retire 1889.
James Fowler
Joseph Cusworth
Stephen Faux Salmon
COUKCILLOBS.
North Ward.
Retire
Thos. Isaac Burton 1B87
John Woodrow Dennis 1887
Chas.Edwd.WellsLucaa 1887
Richard James Nell
John Wood Dawson
Falemon Best
Benjamin Crow
Alfred Godsmark
Frederick Goodhand.
i88s
1885
Southward.
Retire
Retire
Samuel Cresswell 1885
Charles Thomas Ennala 1886
John Bowmar Eve 1886
Charles Wilson 1886
1887
1887
1887
i88s
Retire
Henry David Simpson 1885
William Griffin 1886
Barnard Longbottom 1886
John Taylor 1886
Joseph William Morton 1885
Council Meetings are held on tiie secpnd tnesday in February,
May k Angust at 7 p.m.
Aldebkbn iob TasiMa EuicTtotrs.
Northward. I Sooth Ward.
Alderman Salmon | Alderman Wilson
Officess of tkb Cobforation k Urban Sanitary
AUTHOBITY.
Auditors, George Moody & John H. TopUss
Revising Assessors, Richard Hurley k Ernest East
Town Clerk ic Clerk to Urban Sanitary Authority,
Thomas Falkner Allison, Mercer row
Borough Treasurer, Charles Michell Nesbitt, Corn market
Treasurer .qnder tjhe Local Act, Frederick Sharpley, i
Cannon street
Medical Officer of Health, Richard Domenichetti X.D.
Trinity lodse, Eastgate
Borough Analyst, James Bayneg, Royal chambers. Scale
lane, Hull
Surveyor, Henry Louis Delabene Marsden, 33 Eastgate
Assessors under the Local Act, William Chatterton Blake-
lock k Frederick George Dodson ,
Superintendent of Police, William Lloyd, Town hall
Veterinary Inspector, James Brodie Gresswell, 13 Mercer row
Inspector of Common Lodging Houses, William Lloyd,
TownliaU
Injector under the E^lonves Act k of Weights k Measures,
William Lloyd, town ball
Innwctor of Nuisances, Thomas Wilkinson Wallis,. 10
Goepelgate . .
Rate Collector, David Snowden, 19 Lee street
School Attendance Officer, William E^th, 39 Jamea street
Collector of Market Tolls, Jamies Moore Shaw, 64 Aswell lane
Town Crier, James Wak^in, i3 Engiuegate
BOBOtrOH KAOIBTSATES-
Thb Mayor.
B9II John K.D. The Ehns
Bennett Joseph esq. The Cedars, Westgate
Best Falemon m.b. 10 Upgate
Bowmar Charles esq. Trinity terrace, Eastgate .
CusworUi Joseph esq. Market place
Fawssett Frederick m.p. 33 Westmte
Fowler James esq. Grove house, Westgate
Digitized by
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556 LOUTH.
UNCOLNSHIBE.
Hunt John eaq. Trinity terrace, Eutgate
Morton Joseph William eeq. HigUleld, St. Mory'i lane
Nesbitt Charles Michell eaq. Cora market
Ranshaw Robert esq. i Temple terrace
Robson James esq. Brackenboroiigh hall
Sharpley Thomas u.d. Eastgate
Simpson Henry David esq. a Seyr street
Smith Saville esq. 30 Bridge street
Clerk to the Magistrates, Henry Frederic Valentine
Falkner, Eastgate
Bn^mgh Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall every
friday at 11 a.m
IIBUSAHCE AOEHTS..
Atlas Fire k Life, W. L. Mason, Nev Street comer
British Empire, J. Colam, 73 James street
Caledonian Fire k Life, F. J. Crray, 3 Eastgate
County Fire, Allisons & Allisons, Meroer row
Crown Life, Allisons k Allisons, Meroer row
Edinbargh Life, J. W. Wilson, Westgate
General Hail Storm, A. Mears, Lincoln k Lindsey bank.
Com market
General Life Jc Fire, J. McDoogald, H. C. Ooy, J. Parker, 33
Westgate
Goardian Fire k Life, J. G. Tnpholme, Meroer row
Hand-in-Hand, F. J. Gray, 3 Eastgate
Imperial Fire k Life, R. J. itell, Clurles street
Imperial Live Stock, F. D. Manden, 4 Corn market
Law Union Fire k Ufe, J. Wood, New street
London Assurance, Frederick John Ingoldby, Town hall
Midland Counties Fire, Life k Hail, L. R. Lucas, Com
exchange
Northern, Samuel Boewell, aa Mercer row ; Geo. Cbeetbam,
69 Eastgate
North British k Mercantile Fire k Life, C. Wilson, 37
Aswell lane
Norwich Jlc London Accidental, L. R. Lucas, Com exchange
Norwich Cnion Fire k Life, H. F. V. FUkner, 34 Eastgate ;
W. H. Owen, Hnrton's yard, Mercer row
Phoenix Fire, Fi D. Marsden, 4 Corn market
Phceniz Plate Glass, F. D. Manden, 4 Corn market
Provident Life, P. Wilson, Westgate
Railway Passengers', J. B. Robinson, Ijnooln k Lindsey Bank
Royal Farmers' k General Hailstorm, F. D. Marsden, 4 Com
market
Scottish Accident, F. O. Marsden, 4 Com market
Scottish Equitable Life, F. D. Marsden, 4 Com market
Scottish Widows', J. S. Brown, 58 Upgate
Standard Life, C. M. Nesbitt, Corn market
Sun Fire k Life, Richard Whitton, 4 Upgate
United Kingdom Temperance k General Provident In-
stitution, J. H. Houghton, Newmarket
West of England Fire k Life, W. Hyde, jnn. 58 Upgate
Westminster Fire, Vere k Kiddell, 135 Eastgate
Yorkshire Fire k Life, C. Bl Nesbitt, Corn market
PDBUC ESTABUSHUEITS.
Borough Fire Brigade Station, Engine gate ; Joseph Wflliam
Morton, superintendent ; Preston George Foster, deputy
superintendent ; Reginald Cartwright, junior supt
Borough Police Station, Wm. Lloyd, superintendent ; a
sergeants k 7 constables
Cemetery, Utcate, James William Wilson, derk to the
burial board ; Joseph Thacker, sexton
Com Exchange, Cora market, Frederick John Ingoldby,
secretary
County Court, Conncil chamber. Town iiall : ofRoe, 4 Unrate,
His Honour James Stephen ll. d.,q.c. judge; Porter Wuson,
rwstrsr; Frederic Qurles Coopland, batliff; Richard
Wiitton, clerk. The court is held monthljr ; the following
places are within the district: — Aby with Greenfield,
Alvingham, Authorpe, Beesby, Belleao, Binbrook St.
Mary, Binbmok St. Gabriel, Biscathorpe,Brackenborough,
Burgh-on-Bain, Borwell, Calcethorpe, Carlton (Great),
OarUon (Little), Carlton Castle, Cawthorpe (Little), Cla^-
thorpe, Cockenngton North, Cockerington South, Corns-
holme, Covenham St. Mary, Covenham St. Bartholomew,
Donington, Elkington North, Elkington South, Farford
with Maidenwell, Fotherby, Fnlstow k Firebeaoon,Gayton'
le-Wold, Gayton^e-Marsh,Grainthorpe, Orimoldby,Grim8-
by(Little),Grimbletborpe, Hagnaby with Hannah, Kalling-
ton, Haut^iam, Keddington, Kelstern k Lambcroft, Leg-
boimie, Louth, Louth Park, Lndborough, Mablethorpe,
Maltby-le-Marsh, Manby, Marshchapel, Muckton, North
Coates, North Ormsby, Oxcombe, Raithby with Maltby,
Reston (North), Reston (South), Rockland, Saleby with
Thoresthorpe, Saltfleetby St. Peter, Saltfleetby All Sainto,
Saltfleetby St. Qements, Skidbrook with Saltflcet, Somer-
coates (North), Somercoates (South), Stenigot, Stewton,
Strabby with Woodthorpe, Swaby, Tathwell k Cadwell,
[kbixt's
TtieddletharM All Sainta, llieddlethorpe St. Helen,Tborea-
by (North),'rhoresby (Sooth), Tothill, Trnstborpe.Utterby,
Walmagate, Welton-le-Wold, Withcall, Withera, Worlaby,
Wyham, Wykeham k Yarborougfa
Comity PcJioe Station, Charles Christopher Cadge, superin-
tendent; I sergeant & 11 constables
Inland Revenue Office, New Street chambers, Alexander
Ross Yeoman, supervisor ; Arthur Beaver, officer ;
Thomas Wilhams, officer k innpector of corn returns
Louth Hospital jc Dispensary, Crow Tree lane, Frederick
Fawssett m.d. consulting physician; Thomas James
HigginSM.D. Charles Thomas EnnaU k Henry Sisamors
Shaw, medical officers ; Henry Sissmore Shaw, dispensary
attending surgeon; William Allison esq. treasurer;
Charles Michell Nesbitt, hon. sec ; Miss Agnes Sarah
Bradwell, matron
Market Hall, James Moore Shaw, toll collector
Mechanics' Institution, la Upgate (the library open daily
from I a to a p.m. k from 6 to 9 p.m. ; the reatung-room
open daily from 9 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.), Benjamin Crow,
hon. sec ; Mrs. Eliiabeth Braine, librarian
Stamp Office, a Mercer row, Thomas Hemy Bnrditt, sub-
distributor
Town Hall, Eastgate
VOLUNTEEBS.
Lincolnshire Artillery Volunteers (ist) (No. 6 battery),
attached to Eastern Dirision of Royal Artillery ; depdt.
Eve street ; Capt. Robert Ranshaw, commandant
Lincolnshire Regiment (D Co. ist Volunteer battalion);
dep6t. Town hall ; butts, Hubbard's hills ; Oapt. William
Grenville Smyth,commandant ; Rev. Canon Albert Sydney
Wylde K.A. acting chaplain
LouTB Ukion.
Board day,monday,at the Board room,Workhonse,at 11 a.m.
Lonth union comprises the following places : — Aby with
Greenfield, Alvingham, Authorpe, Baesby-in-the-Marsh,
Bellean, Binbrook, Biscathorpe, Brackenborongh, Burgh-
opon-Bain, Burwell, Calcethorpe, Castle Oarlton, Gnat '
Carlton, Little Carlton, Little Cawthorpe, Claythorpe,
Cotes North, Cockerington North, Cockerington South,
Conisholme, Covenham St. Bartholomew, Covenham St.
Mary, Donington-upon-Bain, Elkington North, Elkington
South, Farforth with Maidenwell, Fotherby, Pulstow, Gay-
ton-le-Manh, Ga^n-le-Wold, Grainsby, Grainthorpe,
Orimblcthorpe, Little Grimsby, Grimoldby, Hainton, Hal-
lington, Hagnaby with Hannah, Haugh, Hangham, Holton-
le-Clay, l^ddington, Kelstern, Lamcroft, Legbonme,
Louth, Louth Park, Ludborough, Ludford Maena, Lnd-
ford Parva, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Mablethorpe St.
Peter, Maltby-Ie-Marsh, Manby, Marshchapel, Mncktoo,
Ormsby North, Oxcombe, Raithby.cum-Maltby, Reston
North, Beston South, Ruckland, Saleby with Thores-
tborne, Saltfleetby All Saints, Saltfleetby St. dement,
Saltfleetby St. Peter, Skidbrook Jc Saltfleet, Somercotes
North, Somercotes South, Stenigot, Stewton, Strubby
with Woodthorpe, Swaby, Tathwell, Tetney, Theddle-
thorpe All Saints, Theddlethorpe St. Helen, Thoresby
North, Thoresby South, Tothill, Trusthorpe, Utterby,
Waith, Walmsgate, Welton-le-Wold, Willingham South,
Withcall, Withern, Worlaby, Wyham with Cadeby, Wyke-
ham East k Yarboroogh. The population of the union in
1881 was 33,85a ; rateable value, j^a49,979
Clerk to the Guardians, James Wm. Wilson, Westgate,Louth
Assistant derk. Porter Wilson, Westgate, Louth
Treasurer, Thomas Cheney Garfit, Boston
Relieving Officers k Collectors to the Gnardians, Louth dis-
trict, William Richard Flint, 49 Westgate, Louth ; North
district, William Nell, North Thoresby ; South district,
T. H. Andrews, Gayton-le-Marsh
Vaccination Officers, the Registrars of Births k Deaths
Medical Officers k Public Vaccinators, Binbrooke district,
Benjamin Dntton Taplin L.R.c.P.nlbi. Binbrooke; Bur-
well district, Charles Thomas Ennals, Louth ; Grimoldby
district, Palimon Best m.b. Louth ; Hainton district,
Frederick Hall, Wragby ; Lonth district, William Edwin
Ditchett, Loath; Siltfleet district, William Anderson,
Theddlethorpe ; Somercotes district, Charles Jn. Myers,
North Somercoates ; Tetney district, Henry George,
North Thoresby; Welton-le-Wold district, Thomas James
Higgins M.D. Lonth ; Withern district, Edward Gordon
Hi3l M.D., CM. Witbem; Yarboroogh district, Henry
Sissmore Shaw, Louth
Superintendent Registrar, Jas. Wm. Wi1son,We8tgate,Lonth
Registrars of Birtlu k Deaths, No. i, Withern sub-district,
T. N. Andrews, Gayton-le-Marsh ; No. a, Lonth sub-
district, Charles Wilson, 37 Aswell lane, Louth ; deputy,
William Richard Flint, 49 Westgate, Lonth ; No. 3, Bin-
brook sub-district, William Sandall, Ludford; No. 4,
Saltfleet sub-district, John Gould, Saltfleet ; No. 5, Tetney
sub-district, Jesse Smith, Covenham
Digitized by VjUUV IC
DIBECTOBT.]
LINCOLNSHIBE.
LOUTH. 557
Registrars n( MairiiMs, Thomas England Markbam, 6 Iiea
street. Loath ; deputy, Thomas Markham, 135 New
market. Loath; William Sandall, Ludford; Jesse Smith,
Covenham ; & William Wilson, South Somerootes
Workhouse, Holmes lane, a larse brick building, plea-
santly situated on the north side of the town, fe erected
in 1837, at a oast of /6,ooo : it will hold 350 persons ;
Rer. Canon Albert Sydney Wylde 11.A. chaplain ; William
Edwin Ditchett, medical officer ; J. Castledine, master ;
Mrs. Mary Ann Castledine, matron; Bebecca Smith,
schoolmistress
RuKix SANrrABT AoTROsmr.
Clerk, James William Wilson, Westgate, Louth
Treasurer, Thomas Cheney GHirfit, Boston
Medical OfKcer of Health, Richard Domenichetti nf.D.
Trinity lodge, Louth
Inspector of Nuisanoest Wm. Shorrocks, Grimsby rd.Lontb
School Attkndancb Comxtttee.
Clerk, James William Wilson, Westgate, Loath
Attendance Officer, Chas.Valentine Adlard, Ii8£a8tgt.li0nth
PUBUC OFnCESS-
Assistant Overseer, William Walker, 8 Oeorge street
Assessor & Collector of Income ft Land Taxes, James Mawer,
6 Upgate
Bailifr to the Court of Sewers for Louth Eske Division, Chas.
Wilson, 37 Aswell lane
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Palemon Best m.b. Upgate
Clerk to the Assessment Committee of Loath Union Ic to the
Burial Board, James William Wilson, Westgate
Clerk to BoUe'a & to Butter Feoffees, James Wood, New
Street chambers
Clerk to the Commissioners of Louth Navigation, Torter
Wilson, Westgate
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes for the Division of
Louth Eske k Ludborough, Richard Whitton, 4 Upgate
Clerk to King Edward VI.'s Grammar School, to Louth Hos-
mtal Foundation & to Phillipson's & Aklam's Charities,
Henry Frederic Valentine Falkner, 34 Eastgate
Collector of Poor Rates, Charles Wilson, 37 Aswell lane
Collector of Tolls for Louth Navigation, Alfred Ticklepenny,
Riverhead
Coroner for Loath District, Thos.Sharpley, Eastgate ; deputy,
Frederick Sharpley, i Cannon street
County Treasurer to Lindsey District, Wm.Garflt,Herc8r row
Diocesan Surveyor, James Fowler P.B.I.B.A. Gospel gate
Examiner of Weights & Measures for Louth district of
ooimty, Charles Christopher Cadge, Eastgate
H.M._ Inspector of Schools, Joseph Wilson, 59 Westgate ;
assistant, Benjamin Johnson, 66 Aswell lane
Inland Revenue Officers, Thomas Williams & Arthur Beaver,
S New street
Inspector of Corn Returns, Thomas Williams, s New street
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Thos. Hy. Burditt, a Mercer rw
Superintendent of County Police, Charles Christopher Cadge,
East^te
Snpemsor of Inland Revenue, Alexander Ross Yeoman, 5
Kew street
Sorveyor of Sewers for the Louth Eske & Ludborotigh
division, Henry Loais Delabene Marsden, 33 Eastimte
Surveyor to the Tetney Drainage Commissioners, Thomas
Wilkinson Wallis, 10 Gospel gate
Treasurer to Loath Eske & Ludborough Court of Sewers,
Philip Allison, Mercer row
Treasurer to Lonth Paving Commissioners, Frederick
Sharpley, t Cannon street
Veterinary Inspector for the Lonth petty sessional division
of the parts of Lindsey, James Brodie Gresswell, is
Mercer row
PLICBS OF WOKSHIP, with times ot •ervlces.
St. James' Chorcb, Westsate, Rev. Canon Albert Sydney
Wilde M-A. rector, 8 k 10.30 a.m. ; 3 k 6.30 p.m. ;
daily, 8 a.m. ft 5 p.m
Holy Trinity Church, Eastgate, Heniy Bertram Streatfeild
M. A. vicar, 9.3o&io.3oa.m. &6.3op.m. ; sat. 10.30 a.m. ;
thurs. 7 p.m. : fri. is noon
St. Michael's Church, Church street. Rev. Ernest Lloyd
Gardner T.A.K.aL. vicar, 8 ft 10130 a.m. ; 3 ft6.30 p.m. ;
daily, 8 a.m. ft 5 p.m
Holy Trinity Mission Room, 31 Maiden row, 3.30 p.m. ;
wed. 7.ts p.m
St. Mary's Catholic Church, Uwate, Rev. Austin Joseph
Bowley, priest, ia30 a.m. ft 0.30 p.m. ; daily, 8 a.m. ;
than. 7.30 p.m
Baptist, Nortbgate, Rev. Edward Hall Jackson, mioistsr,
10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.ro. ; tue*. ft thurs. 7 p.m
BM>t»t, Eastgate, Rev. Charles Payne, minister, 10.30 a.m.
ft 6 p.in.; toes, ft thnrs. 7 p.m
Congregational, Cannon street. Rev. Charles Playll, minister,
10.^0 aan. ft 6 p.m. ; toes, ft thurs. 7 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Nortbgate, Rev. William Erans ft
Rev. Thomas Tinfield, ministers, 10.30 a.m. ft 6 p.m. ;
tnes. 7 p.m
Wesleyau, Revs. John A. Barrow-Clongh B.D. Charles
Bnxza ft Jonathan Barrow-Clongh, ministers, 10.30 a.m.
ft 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m
SCHOOLS-
School of Art, Northgate (in connection with South Kensing-
ton) : there are about 60 pupils ; H. S. Shaw, hnn. sec. ;
Mr. Webster ft Hr. Cook of the Lincoln Schools of Art,
who attend on fridars, are the teachers
Free Grammar, Schoolhoose lane, Kev. Mnnso Travers Park
i(.A. head master ; Rev. Wm. Hathorn Muls h.a. second
master ; M. Liebich esq. french ft german master ; S. W.
Page esq. ft Ernest Albert Hancock esq. assistant masters
St. James' National (boys), Westgate, built 1810, will hold
S90 bo}-s ; average attendance, 180, supported by
voluntary contributions & grant earned by inspection ;
John Jones, master
St. James' National (girls ft infants), Engine gate, the
girls' school will hold 187 ; the average attendance is 156 ;
the infants' school will hold 187 ; k has average attrndanre
173, supported same as boys' school ; Miss Anna Hedges,
mistress ; Miss Louisa Banting, infants' mistress
Holy Trinity National (mixed ft infants), Eastfield road,
were erected in 1S66, at a cost, including site, of abuut
;f 800; they hold 313 boys & girls ft 300 infants; the Hverage
attendance is, boys & girls, 170; infants, ^30; MalacTii
Bice, master ; Miss Sarah Jane Wilkinson, infants' mist
St. Michael's ^mixed),Church street, built in 1875, holds 1:0
boys, I30 girls ft 130 infants; the average attendance is
61 boys, ^s gif^ ^ 97 infants ; support!^ principally by
subscription ; Moses Gregory, master ; Mrs. Sarah Ann
Gregory, mistress
British (boys, girls ft infants), Kidgate, was built 1840, is
supported by subscriptions ft school fees, ft will hold 384
bojrs, 366 girls ft 108 infants ; the average attendance U
100 boys, ISO girls ft 86 infants : James Hargreaves,
master ; Miss Sarah Jane Paull, mistress ; Miss Ada Kate
Knowles, infants' mistress
Catholic (mixed), ITpgatt!, was built 1878, ft is supported
principally by subscriptions : the school will hold i3o
children ; average attendance, 50 ; Miss Elizabeth Kanr,
mistress
Wesleyan Methodist (boys, girls ft infants). New market, the
buildings are brick, with master's house attached, 4;
were erected in 1858 : they are supported principally by
school fees ft partly by subscriptions, ft will hold boys,
'35> girls, I35,iinfants, 80; average attendance is 60 boys,
55 girls ft 40 infants ; James Henry Houghton F.B.O.S.
master ; Miss Mary Liddell, mistress ; Miss Ads Kendall,
infants' mistress
■EWSPAPESS.
Lincolnshire Echo, published every Wednesday, by
Frederick William Brogden, 36 Eastgate
Loath ft North Lincolnshire Advertiser, published every
friday, by the trustee of William A. Laraer, 35 Upgate.
See advertisement
Loath Times & Mablethorpe & Sutton Advertiser, published
every Saturday, by Edward Henry Ruscoe, 135 Eastgate
UMLWAX STATION.
New Bridge hill, Frederick Thompson, station master
Omnibuses from 'King's Head ' ft ' Masons' Arms,' to meet
every train
OKNIBUSES-
H0BNCA8T1.B— Whitworth's, from * Padt Horse,' Eastgate,
every Wednesday i friday 3 p.m
HoKNCASTLB — Mawer's, from his own house, Walkergate,
every Saturday at 8 a.m
Mabket Rasen — Mawer's, from his own house, Walkergate,
tnesday, 8 a.m
CARSI£SS-
With the inns they go tram ft dajs at departure.
AuoKD— John Bates, ' Foresters' Arms,' wed. ft sat
Altinoham— Mason, ' Pack Horse,' wed. ft sat. ; Hales from
Temperance hotel, wed. ft sat
ASBBT^tm-FBliBr— Sharp, ' Rising San,' wed. ; Humber-
stone, ' Marquis of Granby,' wed
Bblchfobd — Richard Short, * Royal Oak,' wed
Bknniwobth — Oliver, 'Jbrquis of Granby,' wed. ;
Tacey, ' Golden Fleece,' wed
BiNBBOOK — Thomas Dobbe, ' Wheatsheaf,' wed. ft sat. ;
WQlbm Smith, ' Wheatsheaf,' wed. ft sat. ; Christopher
Stark, 'Marquis of Granby,' wed. ft sat. ; David Smith,
' Marquis of Granby,' wed
Bbioslbt — Henry Sharp, 'Risiiig Sun,' wed
Bbikchiu. ft Ehdbbbt— Oeorge Bark, Gram
Digitized by VJ
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558 LOUTH.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kbixy's
Caibtob — Fen\rick, ' Porter's yard,' wed
CoNisHOLiog — wason, ' Pack Hone,' tred. k mt
CoTKNHAM — John Metcalfe, 'Harqais of Ghranby,' ired. jc
aat. ; John Upton, ' Marquis of Gr&nby,' wed. k sat. ;
William Diddng, 'White Swan,' wed. k sat
Dokinotdk-os-Bain — ^WQliam Farmery k Preeton, ' Grey-
hound,' wed. & sat
Fvimov — James Wright k William Bobinson, ' Marqnis
of Granby,' wed. ; Edward Stoor, ' Jolly Sailor,' wed. Jc sat
GAYTox-LE-MiiBSH — William James Mason, ' Rising Snn,'
wed. &Bat
GouifEBT — Dawson, 'Greyhound,' wed. ; Crawford, 'Eing>
Head Tap,' wed. & fri
Gbainthosfe — John Green k Aaron T. Kirk, ' Pack Horse,'
wed. ; Christopher Brown, ' Pack Horse,' wed. 6 sat
Obbat Cablton — Edward Sterenson k Bontoft, 'Golden
Fleece,' wed
QsmoiDSK — Samuel White, Walmsley's yard, Walkergate,
wed. k sat
H&TCLifFE — Robert Cammack, ' Wheatsheaf,' wed
HoosTHOHPa — ^Edwin Dring, 'Greyhound,' arrive wed.
return thurs
BoBNCASTLE — Mawer, from his own house, Walkergate,
sat. J Wm. Whitworth, ' Pack Horse,' wed. k fri
Irby — Thomas Osbourne, ' Wheatsheaf,' wed
LuDFOBD — John Portas, * Wheatsheaf,' wed. & sat. ; Daniel
Flnmptrea, * Marquis of Granby,' wed
Uabuthobfb — Henry Jackson, ' Fleece,' wed
Mambt — Isaac Swint«i, ' Rising Sun,' wed
Mabkit Basen — Daniel Plumptree, ' Marquis of Granby,'
wed. k sat.; Mawer, from his own house, Walkergat^
every tues. ; Larder, 'Royal Oak,' wed. k sat
HAB8BCHAFBL — BIythe, ' Jolly Sailor,' wed. k sat ; George
Bnshby, ' Marquis of Granby,' wed. k sat. ; Whitehesid,
' Jolly Sailor,' wed. & sat
MucKTON — Groodwin, ' Rising Sun,' wed
NosTH^CocKBBiNO'TON — Ssml. Smith, 'Woodman,' wed.lc sat
NoBTHdbTBS — Houlden,
L- l^IV^TE KESIDEMTS.
Aiibtfi/^ 44 Aswell lane
AbelwhiteThM.Ran8om,3iB,New markt
Adams Henry, 33 South street
Adelaide Mrs. 58 Aswell lane
Adlard Mrs. 6 Westgate place
Allsn Thomas William, 60 Aswell lane
Allenby Mrs. Groerenor ho.Eastfleld rd
Allison Edward, 8b, Church street
Allison John, a New Bridge hill
Allison PhilUp, The Hill
Allison Thomas Faulkner, The Hill
Allison Wflliam, The Firs, Westgate
Allison Wm. jun. The Firs, Westgate
Allott Maj. John Geo. i.p. Eastfleld ho
Ashley Thomas, 8 Cemetery lane
Ashley "Fhomaa, jun. 57 Aswell lane
Ashton George, 8 Cistern gate
Ashton Mrs. 160 Eastgate
Ashton William, 42 Aswell lane
Askey M17. 4 Georg« street
Askey Thomas, 144 Eastgate
Atkinson Henry, 116 New market
Ayscough Christopher, 6 Hplmea lane
BakerMrs. iia Cpgate
Baker Paddison, 54 Aswell lane
Barker William, 4 Leybonme road
Barret Amos, 97 New market
Barrow-Clough Rev. John A. b.d.t.c.1).
rWesleyanj, superintendent Louth
district, 64 Westgate
Barrow-Clough Rev. Jonathan [Wes-
leyan], 64 Westgate
Barton John Willows, 53 Aswell hne
Barton Mrs. 118 New market
Batterham Mrs. 96 Upgate
Beaver Arthur, 17B, Bamsgate
Beck Mrs. 3 Gladstone ter. Eidgate
Bell John, The Elms
Bell Mrs. Stewton house
Bellamyjsph. Cornelius, Maiden Row ho
Belton Mrs. id, George street
Bennett Jsph. j.p. The Cedars, Westgte
Bennett Joseph, jun. b.a. Brookside,
43 Westgate
Best Palemon ICB. 10 Opgate
Bett Mrs. 8 Sydenham ter. New market
Beverley Thomas, Louth park
Billyard Charles, 12 South street
Bingham John, 16 I^ee street
Birkett George Gilbert, Cistercian
house, 16 Cistern gate
Blancbard Maxey Wm. a Eve St. ter
Blancbard Mrs. River liead
NoBTH SoKSBCOTBS— Adeock, 'Jolly 8aik>r,' wed. k mt,.;
Bradshaw, 'Jolly Sailor,' wed.; Thomas Wells, 'Marquis
of Granby,' wed. & sat.; Charles Smith, 'Pack Horse,'
wed. k sat. ; George Grundy, ' Bising Sun,' wed. k sat. ;
Jolm bawson. Temperance hotel, wed
NoBTH Thobbsbt — William Fanthorpe, ' Pack Horse,' wed.
& sat.; William Ward, ' Marqnis of Granby,' wed. k sat.;
James Shaw, Porter's yard, wed. Jc sat. ; Charles Atkin,
' Bising Sun,' wed.; Hy. Hewins, from ' Greyhound,' wed
Nobth Wn.uHGFHAii — Danid Plnmptree, 'Marquis of Gran-
by,' wed
Saltflbbtv- Tidswell, ' JoUy SaSor,; wed. k sat. ; John
Borrill, ' Marquis of Granby,' wed. & sat
Saltflbbtbt— Broom6eld, 'Bising Sun,' wed
Sausthobpb — Charles North, ' White Swan,' wed
BcAMBUaBT — Abram Oliver, 'Marquis of Granby,' wed.;
Joseph Parish, ' Greyhound,' wed
South CDCKSBnioioii---Joehna Winn,Temperance hotel, wed
SouTB SoHBBOOTBS — Edward Fletcher, ' Bising Sun,' wed.;
Charles Smith, ' Pack Horse,' wed. k fri.; Ttomas Wells,
' Marquis of Granby,' wed. & sat. ; Gre»n, ' Jolly Sailor,'
wed. isat
Tathwbll — James Spencer, ' Greyhound,' wed
Tbalbt— William Larder, 'Royal Oak,' wed
Tvtfobd — Joseph Crowson k Taytor, Porter's yard, wed
Tbtnbt — John Henry Grimoldby & Francis Stark, ' Marqnis
of Granby,' wed
Thbddl^thobpe — Walker ' JoUy Sailor,' wed. k sat
Tbusthobpb — Samuel Smith, ' Kising Sun,' wed
Walthax — William Smith, ' Marquis oC Granby,' wed.fcsat
WBtTON-tJS-WoLD— ' Greyhound,' wed. k sat
West Tobbikoton — ^Thomas Rowson Fleece, wed.; Charles
Rowson, ' Greyhound,' wed. k sat
WHrrEPiT^-Barak Kirkby, Porter's yard, wed. k sat; Jabei
Speed, from * Fleece,' wed. k sat
WiTHXBN — James Clark, ' Fleece,' wed. k sat. ; William
Clark, ' Rising Sun,' wed. k sat
Jolly Sailor,' wed Wold Nbwton — H. Sharpe, ' Rising Sun,' wed
Blaie George, 17 Chequergate 1 Chaplin Maj. Blchard, Westgate hon^e
Blaze Mrs. 19 Chequergate 1 Chapman John Thorney, 165 Eastgate
Blyth George, Walkergate place Chapman Mrs. 165 Eastgate
Bond Joseph, 99 New market | Chapman Rd. Parnell, 24 South street
Boothby Hv. Holme cot.Newbridge hill , ChappeU Misses, HighHolme, Holmes la
Bord Richd. Thomas, Eastfield Ic^ge ' Chard Frank Charlton, 2 Victoria road
Boewell Panl, 14 South street Cheiiius Oartwright, 54 Ramsgate
Boewell Samuel, 3S George street
Bourne Edwin, 13 George street
Bourne Henry, 10 George street
Bourne John, 141 Eastgate
Bourne Mrs. 10 George street
Bourne Mrs. 15 George street
Bourne Mrs. la Sydenham terrace.
New market
Bowmar Chas. Trinity ter. Eastgate
Boyes Misses, 9 Carnarvon terrace
Brady Charles Henry, 34 Westgate
Brady Robert Henry, 35 Northgata
Bradley J(^, 114 upgate
Brett William, Louth park
Brewer William, x Victoria road
Britten John, 3A, Northgate
Broadley Mrs. 3a Lee street
Brotherton Edmund, 25 Georee street
Btonglr Itebeit, 24 Osmetery une
Brown John, 34 Lee street
Brown Joseph Sutton, The Grange,
London road
Brown Mrs. 93 Upgate
Brown Suntiel, 3 Commercial road
Buckland Mrs. 10 Edward street
Bucknall Mrs. 32 Eastgate
Burditt Thomas Henry, 31 Upgate
Burnett Mrs. 21 George street
Burton George, 20 George street
Burton William, 33 Cemetery lane
Butler Mrs. 8d, Qiurch street
Buzza Rev. Charles [Wesleyan],
2 Nichol hill
Bywater George, WellingttHi street
Bywater Robert, 15A, Ramsgate
Carritt William, 3 Hni terrace
Carter Edwin, 17 George street
Garter Miss, 44 Westgate
Cartwright Booth, Gomelgate
Cartwright Edward, 6 Carnarvon ter
Oartwright Miss, 8 Oamarvon terrace
Cartwright Miss, 4 New Bridge htU
Cartwright Mrs. Qospelgate
Oartwright Mrs. 6 South street
Oartwright Reginald, Mercer row
Cki^ William, 78 James street
Cawkwell Charies, 6 Eastfleld rood
Cheffins William, 174 Eastgate
Coates Mrs. 86 Upgate
> Cookings William Spencer, 49 Upgate,
Colchefer Mrs.sMi8dales row,Gospelgte
Cole Bev. Osmer Lean [curate of St^
I Michael's], 4 Sydentvua terrace,
' New market
< Collier Misses, 54 New market
Conington Mrs. 33 Lee street
I Cook William, 35 Lee street
' Coopland FrederSckChas.34Enginegate
i Coppin James, 4 Trinity lane
' Conlson Joseph Bhodes, 3oCemetery la
. Coverdala John, 4 New Bridge hill
I Cox George, HighHolme cot. Holmes la
Cressey Bobt. John, 158 Eastgate
Cresswell Samuel, 13 Northgate
Croft Mrs. {3 Lee street
Crow Benjamin, 3o Lee street
Crow Mrs. 38 Let street
Crow Vincent T. 29 Eastgate
Crow William, 36 Mount Pleasant
Cunningham Jlrs. 89 James street
Cuswoiih John, 2 South street
Cusworth Josei:ii, Market place
Cuswortb Joseph Thomas, 34, Bridge st
Dales George, 38 George street
Doles John, 78 Upgate
Dainty Mrs. 42 &igine ^te
Daniell Miss, 2 Mount Olivet
Darby Mrs. 25 Walkergate
Darby Thomas, 33 WaUcergate
Davies John, The Elms, Eastfield
Dawson Bennett, 32 Nichol hill
Dawson Mrs. 39 Lee street
Dawson Richard, i New street
Dawson William Bennett, 13 Lee street
Debus Philip Henry, i Eve Street ter
Dellevle Mrs. 18 George street
Dennis John Woodrow, 77 Eastgate
Dennis Mrs. 14A, Bamsgate
Dennis William Samnel, 42 'ftinity la
Oimblebv John, 10 Sydenham terrace.
New market -"J'q';.
Ditchett Mrs. 63 Upgate^'
Ditchett William Edwin; .TiSreorge St
Dodson Frederick Geai«<^ 35^ South st
Digitized by VjVJOy IC
DIBECTOBY.]
Domenkhetti Dep.-Iiiw.-Gen. Bichard
i(.D. TrimW.ki^|«, Eagtgate
Donaldaon-Selbj &nt. Henrj B.11. The
Grove, Kiver heaa
DowM William, 31 W»lkergate
Orinff Jamee, 11 Engine gate
Drinkhill Bay, River heaH
Dnuylliomaa, 19 South street
Dnckitt Miaaes, 70 Upgate
Dnnn Mrs. 4 Soath street
Dyaa Bfias, i Charlee, street
Dyas Mrs. i Charles street
UBt Thomas, Overton, 33 Walkergate
Eldin John, 15 Northgate
Emeria William Robert F.S.A., i(.a., j.p.
Westgate
Emerson William Henry, 44 Walkergate
Enderby Mrs. 37 George street
Ennals Charl« Thqmas, 11 Upgate
Epton Mrs. 37 Lee street
Esberger Frederick, 34 Engine gate
Evans Rev. William [Primitive Metho-
dist], 13 Engine gate
Eve Adam, 75 James street
Eve John Bowman, Ivy house, James st
Evens William, 13 Engine gate
Falkner Henry Frederic Valentine,
Loond lull, Grimsby road
Falkner Miss, i Mount Olivet
Falls BI18. 10 Lee street
Fanthorpe Thoe. Lowther vils. Ramsgate
Fkrrow Mrs. 17 Engine gate
Faulds William, 14c, Ramwate
F^wssett Frederick x.D. 32 Westgate
Fell Charles, ia, Wellington. street
Pell Hiss, 63 James street
Pfytche Louis, 167 Eastgate
Fieldhonae William. 118 Upgate
Forman Henry, 34B, New market
Forman Mrs. 35 Ramsgate
Formau Wilson Charles, i Sydenham
terrace. New market
Foster Wm.Hall Osrtwright,97Eastgato
Fotberl^ Thomas, 43 Engine sate
Fowler James, Grove house, Westgate
Fox Mrs. 156 Eastgate
Fox Mrs. Lowther villaa, Ramsgate
Gardner Rev. Ernest Lbyd t.ajcc.l.
[vicar of St. Michael's], Church St
Gosthorp George, 62 Aswell lane
Gelsthorp Miss, 56 Aswell lane
Gelstborp Thomas, 134 Eastgate
Gdathorpe William, 6 Trinity lane
Gibaon William Evina, 7 George street
GiUiatt John, 14 St. Michael's road
Gillott Charles, Grimsby road
Godamark Alfred, Albion ho. George st
Goodhand Frederick, 163 Eastgate
Goodwin Mrs. 31A, ITewmarket
Goolding John Wm. Ivy ODt.GospeIgate
Goy Henry Cox, 40 Engine gate
Grant Mrs. Schoolhonse lane
Grantham Mrs. i Upgate
Gray Frederic John, 36A, Westgate
Gray Hiss, 60 Westgate
Greenwood John Tstam, Grimsby rd
Greaawell Edward, 13 Mercer row
Gresswell James Brodie, 12 Mercer row
Gresswell Mrs. 13 Mercer row
GrifHn Mrs. 19 George street
Griffin Mrs. ico Upgate
Griffin Wm. Searby, 19 George street
Gromaell Frederick, 5 Lee street
Halam George, 33 Engine gate
Hall Alfred, i Gospelgate
HaU Bryan, 8 Gospelgate
HaU Mra. j Trinity lane
Hancock Rev. John Wm. b.a. [enrste
of Holy Trinity], 178 Eastgate
Hancock Ernest Albert [srd master at
F^ee Grammar school ]7 1 Charles st
Hargreaves Jas.3Claremont ter.Kidgate
HarMss Christopher, 7 Trinity lane
Harney John, 17A, Trinity lane
Harrison Charles, i Wellington street
Harrison George, 16 Kidgate .
Harrison John Robert, i Eastfield load
Harrison Hiss, 179 Eastgate
Harrison Miss, iVinity terrace
Harrison Mrs. 87 James street
Harrison Samuel, 3 Wellington stree
Hart John Wilkinson, 54c, Aswell laie
LWCOLNSHISE.
Hay John, Glen cottage. Holmes lane
Hay Mrs. 59 Upgate
Hembrongh Mrs. 13 George street
Hempetodi Benjamin, 26 Cemetery la
Hewson John, 3 Northgate
Hewson Miss, 173 Eastgate
Hewson Mrs. 30 Enginegato
Higgins Thomas James U.D. Bridge st
Hul Thomas, 133 Eastgate
Hillier Andrew Stratton, 6 Sydenham
terrace. New market
Hitehoock Mrs. 30 South street
Hoff Mrs. 157 Eastgate
Hollinshead Mrs. 47 Westgate
Holland Miss, Rose cot. New market
Hopper Miss, 46 Enginegate
Horn Miss, 23 George street
Horton George, i Hill terrace
Howsam Mrs. 106 Upgate
Hoyland Mrs. 16 Nichol hill
Hudson Miss, 7 Ramsgate
Hunt Mrs. a Claremoat ter. Kidgate
Hunter Charles Edwvd, 4 Gladstone
terrace, Kidgate
Hunter Saml. i Pleasant pi. Ramsgate
Hunter William, 6 Ramsgate
Huntsman Thomas, 3 Sydenham .ter-
race, New market
Hurley Richard, 7 Sydenham terrace.
New market
Hurst John, Trinity terrace, Eastgate
Hurst Mrs. 94 Upgate
Hyde WiUiam i.p. The Sycamores
Hyde William, jun. Southfield house,
Kenwick road
Bes John, Abbey Park house
Ingoldby Alfred, Mercer row
Ingoldby Frederick, 91 James streiet
Ingoldby Frederick John, i. Grimsby, rd
Ingoldl^ John, 12 Gospelgate
Ingoldby Miss, 12 Gospelgate
Ingram Thomas Espin, 54c, Aswell la
Jackson Rev. Edward Hall [Baptist],
38 Enginegate
Jackson Misses, 67 Upgate
Jackson William, a Eastfield road
James Clarence, 3 Cemetery lane
James Mrs. 3 Cheqoergate
Johnson Edward, 37 Eastflekl road
Jolly Rev. William Griffith [United
Methodist Free Church], 14 Ramusgte
^eal John William, 35 Lee street
Kew Alfred, 7 Lee street
Kiddall George, 164 Eastgate
Kiddall William, 10 Eastfield road
Kiddell James William, i Park terrace,
Eastfield load
Kime William, 37 James street
King Miss, 14 George street '
Krby Wm. Hamsell,Seaton ho. Eastgate
Kirk Mrs. Hope cottage, New market
Kirk Mrs. 3 New Bri(^ hill
Kirk Mrs. I3 Ramsgate
Kirkham Miss, 2 Temple terrace
Knight James, St. Michael's cottage,
St. Michael's road
Larder John Mawer, 54 Westgate
Larder William, 13 dogate
Lewis John William, 43 Trinity lane
Lewis Mrs. 4 Edward street
Lewthwaite Rev. Joseph m.a. [vicar of
Kilstem], 40 Westgate
Liebich Max [French k German master.
Grammar school], Frobel house, 43
Walkergate
Liebich mat, Frobel ho. 43 Walkergate
Lloyd Mrs. 180 Eastgate
Loft Henry, 37 South street
Loft Mra 37 South street
Longbottom Barnard, The Hollies,
Cemetery lane
Lucas Cbas. Edward Wells, 43 Upgate
Lucas Lionel Richard, Green lane
Lucas Mrs. 6 George street
Lucas Mn. 46 Westgate
Mackinder liiomas, 3 Hill terrace
Maltby Mrs. 115 New market
Markham George, 83 New market
Mark ham Thomas, 135 New market
Markham Thomas England, 6 Lee st
Marsden Frederic Delabene, 98 Upgate
Marsden Hy. Louis Delabene, 91 Upgate
LOPTH. . 559
Marsden Mrs. 15 Cheqoergate
Marshall Miss, 33 Lee street .
Martin Mrs. s Upgate
Mason Charles, 50 Westgate
Mason Miss, 40 Aswell lane
Mason Mrs. 3a Bridge street
Mason William Lu£am, High Hohne,
Holmes lane
Mawer Jn. 5 Sydenham ter. New mrkt
Mawer Mrs. 6 Cemetery lane
Mawer Richard, i Claremont terrace,
Kidgate
Mawer William Eve, 33 Corn market
Mayhew Edward Field, a Quarry ter-
race. Cemetery lane
Hears Arthur, 53 Upgate
Meddings Rev. Richard B.A. [curate of
St. James*], 31 George street
Melluish James, 4l'ee street
Merrett Charles, Kennington road
Middleton Miss, 14 Enginegate
Miller Charles, 56 New market
Millhoose John, Kennington road
Mi]IsRev.WilliamHathorna.A. [curate
of Soath Thoresby k second master of
Tree Grammar school], Thornton
house, Westgate
Moore Rev. Charles Johnson u.A.
[curate], 55 Upgate
Morton Jloseph mlliam, Highfield, St.
Mary's lane
Morton Mrs. 7 Carnarvon terrace
Naylor Joseph, 64 Walkergate
Nell Miss, 177 Eastgate
Nell Miss, 3 Uount Olivet
Nell Mrs. Kchard, 161 Eastgate
Nell Bichard Jas. The Limes, James st
Nesbitt Chas Michell, Corn market .
Nettleton Mrs. 2 Upgate
Norfolk John, Eastfield road
North Edmund, 89 Upgate
North Mrs. 10 South street
North Mrs. 112 Upgate
' Northoo William, 4 Cemetery lane
Odling Mrs. ia, George street
Odling Mn. John, lao New market
Odling Mrs. William, 113 New market
Oliver Mrs. 18 Enginegate
Owen Wm. Haddon, Ivy cot. Westgate
Packer George, 159 Eastgate
Page John Samuel, 33 Enginegate
Park Rev. Mungo Travers m.a. [head
master of Grammar school], The Ldg
Parker Charles, i Eastgate
Parker Christopher HiU, Walkergate
Parker John, 33 Westgate
Faricer Miss, 33 Westgate
Parker Mrs. 3c, Edward street
Patrick Thomas Guy, 31 Enginegate
Payne Rev. Charles [Baptist], The
Manse, Kidgate
Pearson Henry Jackson, 13 Ramsgate
Pearson Mrs. 14c, R^miagate
Penney Richaid, 9 Ramsgate
Plaskett Alfred, 15 Ramsgate
Plaskett Thomas, 39 Enginegate
Playll Rev. CharlesTCongregational],i4
demetery lane
Plnmptoa Samuel, Northgate
Porter George Henry, 90 Upgate
Porter Mrs. 57 Upgate
Porter Mrs. 36 Westgate
Potter Miss, 60 Wes^te
Potter William, 69 Upgate
Pratt Charles Abrahajn, 45 Upgate
Preston Samuel, 26 South street
Preston Thomas, 30 New market
Pumfrit John Edward, 26 Enginegate
Banshaw George, Market place
Bansbaw Miss, St. Michael's cottage.
Church street
Bansbaw Robert, i Temple terrace
Richardson Miss, 84 Upgate
Riggall Mra 28 Enginegate
RoT^rte Rev. William Lee [United
Methodist Free Church], 18 Lee st
Robins Miss, 7 Ramsgate
Robinson Rev. George Allington b.a.
[rectof of Thorganby], Eastfield
Robinson Geo. Simons, 2 Gloucester ter
Robinson. John Branch, St. Mary's lane
Robsou Mrs. 53 Westnite
Digitized by VjUUy IC
660 LOUTII.
Rose Miss, 34A, Neir market
Rose William, i z Bridge street
Rowley Uer. Austin Joseph [Catholic],
73 Upijate
Ruscoe Edward Henry, 17B, Ramsgate
Ryley Mrs. i Northgate
Salmon Stephen Faux, 19 Enginegate
Salt Rev. Cecil Henry, [curate of St.
James], 63 Upgate
Samuel Abraham, The Mount, Bridge st
Samuel Geo. Misdales row, Gospelgate
Samuel Miss, 17 South street
Scales Mrs. The Fields, Grimsby road
Sharpley Frederick, l^k ho. Eastgate
Sharpley Hay, Eas^te
Sharpley Herbert, i8a Eastgate
Sharpley Mrs. 36 Bridge street
Sharpley Mrs. Eastgate house
Sharpley Thomas h.d. Eastgate
Shaw Henry Sissmore, 88 Upgate
Shephard Walter, 134 New market
Shepherd William John, 71 Upgate
Shorrocks William, Grimsby road
Sikes Mrs. 1 1 Eastfield road
Simpson Henry David, a New street
Slight William, 17D, Ramsgate
Snudley Matthew, Kidgate ho. Kidgate
Smeeton Thomas, 9A, New Bridge hill
Smith Charles Goodwin, White house,
Grimsby road
Smith Henry Octavius, laa Upgate
Smith John, 130 Eastgate
Smith Joseph, 117 New market
Smith Mark, 163 Eastgate
Smith Miss, 155 Eastgate
Smith Saville, 30 Bridge street
Smith Thomas Ellrington, Trinity ter
Softley Thomas, 19A, Enginegate
Sooby Frederick, North holme
Sooby Mrs. 10 Lee street
Sooby Wightman, 33 Enginegate
Spalding John, 35 Lee street
Stamper Beoniwortb, 5 George street
Standalof t Miss, South street
COMMBRCIAL.
Aaron Mark, master mariner, 3 Park terrace, Eastfield road
Adlard Charles Valentine, school attendance ofllcer, Louth
union, 118 Eastgate
Adlard Christopher, cabinet maker, 1 1 1 Eastgate
Allen Christopner, pig jobber, 75 Upgate
Allen Lydia (Mrs.), milliner, 56 James street
Allen Phillip, butcher, 44 Upgate ^
Allison W. & T. F. clover seed merchants, 35 Com market |
Allison & Co. wine, spirit, ale & porter mcrs. 35 Corn market I
Allison Phillip (Hrm, Allisons k Allisons), solicitor Ic trea- 1
surer to the Louth Eske & Ludboroogh Court of Sewers,
Mercer row
Allison Thomas Falkner (flnn, Allisons & Allisons), solicitor, ;
commissiorier for oaths, town clerk & clerk to the Urban
Sanitary Authority, secretary to Gas Light Co. Mercer row |
Allison William (firm, Allisons Sc Allisons), solicitor, trea-
surer to Louth Hospital & Dispensary, commissioner to '
administer oaths k perpetual commissioner, Mercer row
Allison Wm.jon. (firm, Allisons k Allisons),8olctr.Mercer row
Allisons k Allisons, solicitors, agents for County Fire OlHce
k Crown Life Olflces, Mercer row
Anderson Ann (Miss), dress maker, 4 Ramsgate
Anders<in John, painter, 4 RamsgHte
Andrews George, cowkeeper, 43 Westgate
Appleby Charles, grocer, 11 Walkergate
Appleby George, market gardener, Stewton lane
Appleby John, market gardener, 11 Stewton lane
Appleby John, jun. refreshment rooms, 9 Aswell lane
Archer Charles Joseph, pianoforte tuner, 4 Nichol hill
Archer Richard, grocer, 53 Ramsgate
Armitage William, manure agent, i Rivor head
Ashley Thomas k Sons, engineers, Aswell iron works
Ashton Betsey (Miss), dress maker, 3 Cbeqnergate
Ashton John, farmer, Grimsby road
Ashton John, pianoforte tuner, 74 Dpgate
Ashton Joseph Thacker, sexton, 3 Cheqnergate
Ashton Richard, cattle dealer, 31 Holmes lane
Ashton William, boot maker, 1 1 Eastgate
Atkin Allen, tailor, 33 Northgate
Atkin Greenwood, lomer, 6iNew market
Atkin Greenwood, fun. hair dresser, 36 k 59 Aswell lane
Atkin Margaret Ellen (Miss), ladies' school, 17 Northgate
Atkinson David, cowkeeper, 29 Engine gate
Attiwell John Tatam, cabinet maker, 19 Gospelgate
Ayscough Charles, butcher, lo Walkergate
Bailey William, joiner, s Westgate place
LINCOLNSHIRS.
Standaloft Mrs. 16 Ramsgate
Stanley Henry, 34 Lee street
Stark Mrs. 31 Lee street
Stephen Martin, Braekenborongh lane
Stevenson Mrs. 51 Westgate
Store Joseph, i Legboume road
Storr John, 15 Enginegate
Strachey Mrs. 136 Eastgate
Streatfeild Rev. Henry Bertram m.a.
[vicar of Holy Trinity], Vicarage,
Eastgate
Streatfeild Miss, Holy Trinity vicarage
Sudbury John, 35 Cemetery lane
Sutton Samuel, i8c, Trinity lane
Svzer John Wilson, 39 New market
tagg Miss, II Westgate
Tanfield Rev. Thomas[Primitive Metho-
dist], 37 Ramsgate
Tatam Mrs. 3 Ramsgate
Tate Mrs. Cheqnergate
Tate William, Broad Bank house
Taylor John, 41 Enginegate
Taylor John, 136 New market
Taylor Miss, 39 Eastfield rood
Teesdale John, 4 Gospelgate
Thompson Frederick Motson, 3 The
Laurels, Kidgate
Thompson John, 13 Sydenham terrace.
New market
Thompson John Henry, i The Laurels,
Kidgate
Thompson Mrs. Wittman, 136 Eastgate
Tomlinson Mrs. 39 Walkergate
Topliss Samuel, The Priory, Eastgate
Torn Isaac, 17 Cbequernite
Towers Rev. William Thornton [vicar
of Little Grimsby], 5 Carnarvon ter
Tronght Mrs. 61 Upgate
Tupholme John Gildon, 14 I^ee street
Tutty Mrs. i Misdales row, Gospelgate
Twigg Mrs. 85 Upgate
Valters Henry Thomas, 6 Gloucester ter
Waite Miss, 33 Gospelgate
[kelly's
Waite Richard, 3 Julian Bower road
Walker William, 8 George «treet
Walkington William, Fern villa, 13
Edward street
Wallis Thos. Wilkinson, 10 Gospelgate
Walmsley John, Newton house, 38
Walkergate
Walmsley Miss, 3 Gladstone terrace
Walmsley William John, 41 Walkergate
Walsham John, 8 Ramsgate
Wass Mrs. 14A, Holmes lane
Watkinson Mrs. Cemetery lane
Watmough Mrs, a Misdales row, Gos-
pelgate
Weigntman John, 9 Sydenham terrace.
New market
Weightman Miss, 16 George street
West Mrs. io3| Eastgate
Westoby Anthony, i Qiurry terrace.
Cemetery lane
) White Edward, 37 Cemetery lane
Whitlam Mrs. 8a Upgate
Whitton Richard, 38 Cemetery lane
Wild John, 38 Eastfield road
Wilde Rev. Albert Sydney h.a. [rector,
hon. canon of Lincoln cathedral k
chaplain of the workhouse]. Rectory
Wilkinson Mansfield Thompson, 154
East«kte
Willey Joseph, lao Upgate
Williams Thomas, 5 Ramsgate
Wilson James William, 63 Westgate
Wilson Joseph, 59 Westgute
Wilson Miss, 61 Westgate
Wilson Mrs. 87K, Upgate
Windley Johnson, 33 Eastgate
Wood James, 38 Westgate
Wray Jonathan, 76 Kidgate
Wray Mrs. 3 Misdales row, Gospelgate
Wrinford Jfaj. Geo. Hy. 3 Temple ter
Yeoman Alexander Ross, i Gladstone
terrace, Kidgate
Young Mrs. 16 South street
Baildom James, cabinet maker, upholsterer, undertaker,
joiner, french polisher, paperhanger, picture frame maker
k dealer in fancy goods, 139 Eastgate
Baines k Fawkes, corn merchants k steam millers, Thames
street, Riverhead
Baiies Peter, baker, 99 Eastgate
Baker Tom, cattle deafer, 39 Walkergate
Baldock Edward, fish merchant. 30 Eve street
Barker Thomas, pork butcher, $ it 7 James street
Bamed John, beer retailer, 5 Legboume road
Barton John Willows k Son, millers k bakers, 18 & 30
Aswell lane k Riverhead
Barton Esther (Mrs.), beer retailer, 3i Northgate
Bateman Samuel b.a. academy, Eastfield ho. Keddington rd
Beaver Arthur, inland revenue ottoer, 5 New street
Bee Henry, plumber & glazier, 16 Upgate
Beech Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 44 Kidgate
Beech William, fruiterer, 3 Gosjielgate
Beecroft John, baker, 68 Upgate
Bell Edwin, tailor, I4 Holmes lane
Bell John L.D.C.P. sdin. surgeon. The Elms, Crow Tree lane
Bellamy Jsph. Comelins, wholesale brewer ice. see East & Co
Bellatti James, linplate worker, 3 Eastgate
Bemrose George, market gardener, 17 James street
Bennett William, collector to the Gas k Coke Co. Vine
cottage. Mount Pleasant
Berry George, butcher, 31 Engine gate
Best Palemon m.b. Lond. physician k surgeon, & ipwdical
oliicer k public vaccinator Grimoldby district, Louth
union, 10 Upgate
Bett Joseph, grocer, 15 South street
Beverley Thomas, fanner k landowner. Loath park
Bingham John, tailor, 16 Corn market
Birkett J. k Son, importers of wine k brandy, brewers, ale
k porter merchants, manufacturers of soda water,
lemonade kc. 5 Corn market & i, 3 & 5 New street
I Birkett Joseph, grocer, 83 Eastgate
I Birkett Samuel, grocer, 100 New market
I Black William, gardener, Louth park
! Blair Rachael (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Eastgate
! Blakelock Letitia (Mrs.), dross maker, 33 Kidgate
Blakelock William Chatterton, saddler, 9 Corn market
Btakey Sarah (Mrs.), tailoress, 48 New market
Blanchard Maxey William, fellmonger, tanner k dmnical
manure manufacturer, Charles street
Bland Lake, provision dealer, iS Cheqnergate
Blaze George, draper, 34 Ram gate
BIyth Henry, tinplate maker, 34 Walkergate I
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DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE.
LOUTH. 561
Boss Manrice, watch maker, Spont lane, Northgate
Bosirell Henry, chimney sweeper, 79 Walkergate
Boswell James, basket maker, 60 Eastgate
Boswell Samoiil, ironmonger, 32 Mercer row
Boswell William, saddler, 19 Mercer row
Bourne Alfred, tailor, 18 Upgate
Bonrne Edwin, butcher, 4 uospelgate
Bourne George, tailor, 3 Bridge street
Boyall Ellen (Mrs.), watch maker, jeweller Sc local agent
for the American Watch Co. 3 Aswell lane
Bradley John, watch maker, 37 Mercer row
Bradley Thomas Emperingham, beer retailer, 11 Northgate
Bradley William, cowkeeper, 79 Kidgate
Brady Robert Henry & Son, general drapers, millinery,
mantle k lacemen, 18 Market place
Brant Mary Kine (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 3 Aswell lane
Brant William, cabinet maker, 64 Upgate
Brant William, coal dealer, 13 Trinity lane
Bratley Charles, tailor, 96 Eostgate
Brett William, hatter, 40 Qospelgate
Brings Benjamin, auctioneer, ramerjc land agent, 8 Upgate
British & Foreign Bible Society (Louth branch) (F. Sharpley
esq. hoD. sec.), i Cannon street, & depdt, 133 Eastgate
Britten John, butcher, 3 Corn market
Britton John James, chimney sweeper, 68 James street
Broadlsy George, boot maker, 15 New street
Broadly Samuel, wheelwright, 3 New market
Brocklebank Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Maiden row
Broddell Thomas, cowkeeper, 6 Cisterngate
Broddell William, builder, 17 Alexander road
Brooke Charles George, coal agent, 11 Alexander street
Brown Hannah (Mrs. ), dress maker, 59 James street
Brown Isabella (Miss), dress maker, 4 Gloucester terrace
Brown John, carter, 8 New Bridge hfll
Brown Joeeph Sutton (firm, Hyde k Brown), solicitor k
agent for Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society,
58 U^te
Brown ^mnel, wheelwright, Rirerhead
Brampton Matthew, shopkeeper, 30 James street
Buckley Daniel, general dealer, 3 Vickers lane
Bnrdett John Oliver, carpet warehouse, i2o Eastgate
Burditt Thomas Henry, printer, bookseller, bookbinder,
stationer, news agent, k stamp ofiice, 3 Mercer row
Burkitt John, boot maker, 30 Aswell lane
Burnett Annie Louisa (Miss), dress maker, Riverhead
Burnett George, boot maker, 84 Eastgate
Burnett Richard, beer retailer, 15 k 17 Maiden row
Burnett William, insurance agent, Rirerhead
Burt Frederick John, shopkeeper, 135 Eastgate
Burton George k Son, tailors, 49 Eastgate
Burton Albert, provision dealer, 38 Walkergate
Burton Frederick, watch maker, 35 Mercer row
Barton Thomas Isaac, bookseller, 74 k 76 Eastgate
Barton William, chimney sweeper, 7 Maiden row
Barton William, tailor, 27 Ramsgate
Bosh Je Kirk, painters, 18 Wslkergate
Buxton Charles, shopkeeper, 36 Eastfleld road
Bywater George, builder, James street
Bywater Robert, plumber, 115 Eastgate
Oidge Charles Christopher, superintendent o{ county police
k examiner of weights k measures for Louth district,
Eastgate
Campion John, sewing machine dealer, i Mercer row
Campion William, fishmonger, 29 Upgate
Cities Joseph, shopkeeper, a St. Michael's road
Ci^ratt Benjamin, hair dresser, 17 Upgate
Carter Joseph, market gardener, i Stewton lane
Cartwright Reginald, agricultural, furnishing k general
ironmonger, cutler, whitesmith k bar iron merchant,
guttn percha ic india-rabber depdt, 36 Mercer row
Cemetery (Jamee William Wilson, clerk to the burial
board), Upgate
Chapman Charles, beer retailer, Louth park
Chapman Joeeph, cowkeeper, lA, Stewton lane
Chiuipell Anne k Caroline (Misses), ladies' boarding school,
Burh Holme, Holmes lane
Charfes William, blacksmith, laA, New market
Cbatterton Moses, baker, com, flour k cake merchant, 70
Eastgate
Cbatterton Thos. baker, glass & china dlr. 78 & 80 Eastgate
Cheer Richard, clothier, a? Market place
Cheetham George Richard, chemist, 69 Eastgate
Chefilns William, brick maker, Riverhead
Church of England Temperance Society (Holy Trinity
branch^ (W. Brewer,sec.), i Victoria street k (St. James'
branch) (Vincent T. Crow, sec.) 39 Eastgate
Omrch Ilissionary Society (Louth branch) (T. F. Allison
ecq. treasnrer), Mercer row
Clapbam Tbomaa, lime burner, 95 Upgate
Clare Oeo. Fredk. hair dresser, 11 Cam market
Clark Charles, asphalter, 41 New market
Oark Oeorgie, cowkeeper, a New market
Clark Henry William, joiner, builder, contractor, under-
taker k paperhonger kc. 7 Engine gate
Clark Joseph, baker, 131 Eastgate
Clayton Charles, tailor, 5 Gospelgate
Clayton Francis, boot maker, 10 Chequergate
Cleaver Geo. Hodgson, tobacconist & joiner, 41 Ramsgate
Cookings William Spencer, surgeon dentist, 49 Upgate
Colam Catherine (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 73 James st
Colam Frederick, builder, Northgate
Colam George Edward, grocer, 14 Nichol hill
Colam James, commission agent, 73 James street
Colam Marcham, plumber, 105 Eastgate
Colbeck Charles, Black Bull p.h. 22 Upgate
Colbeck Harriet (Mrs. ), shoeing smith, 4 Chequergate
Colbeck Mary (Miss), dress maker, 6 Ramsgate
Colbridge k Son, grocers, 14 Mercer row
Cole William, cattle dealer, 81 Upgate
Cole William, mattress maker, 43 Northgate
Coppin John, basket maker, 109 Eastgate
Gotten George Easter, cowkeeper, 45 James street
Coulbeck Diana (Mrs.), apartments, SS Upgate
Coulson Joseph Rhodes, grocer, 3 Mercer row
Coultan Thomas, seedsman, 51 Aswell lone
County Court OtBce (Porter Wilson, registrar), 4 Upgate
County Police Station (Charles Christopher Cadge, supt. ),
Eastgate
Cowley William, fruiterer, 9 Upgate
Cox John, clothier, 9 Mercer row
Crashley Richard, joiner, 16 Monks Dike head
Cressey Robert Jolin, linen draper, ai Market place
Cresswell Samuel, boys' school, 13 North gate
Croft Isaac, shopkeeper, Riverhead
Crofts Wolley, tailor, 31 Aswell lane
Crow Benjamin, sec. to the Louth General Friendly Society
k hon. sec. to Mechanics' Institution, ao Lee street
Cnrtis Joseph, Pack Horse p.h. 81 Eastgate
Cnsworth Joseph, grocer, 15 Market place
Cuthbert Samuel, baker, ao Ramsgate
Dabb Eliza (Mrs. ), lodging house keeper, 14 Kidgate
Dales Chas. beer retailer * potato merchant, 96 New markt
Dales George, cowkeeper, "Trinity lane
Dales George, millinery, dress, mantle k trimming ware-
house, general draper k hosier, 3 Market Hall entrance.
Market place
Dales John, carter, 55 Walkergate
Dales John Chapman, bricklayer, 15 Bridge street
Dalingwater Eliza (Mrs.), fancy repository, s Market place
Dannett Robert, shoeing smith, 4 Kidgate
Darby Thomas M.B.C.T.S. lond. veterinary surgeon, 33
Walkergate
Damill Thomas, plumber, glazier, gas fitter k house painter,
31 James street
Davies John, tailor, hatter, shirtmaker, gentlemen's out-
fitter, k leather Iw warehouse, 18 Mercer row ; k at 221
High street (near Stone Bow), Ijncoln
Davis William, carver k gilder, 7 Corn market
Davison Robert, boot maker, 34 & 38 Aswell lane
Dawson Bennett, linen draper, 33 £ 34 Mercer row
Dawson John Wood, butcher, 87 Eastgate
Dawson Robert, butcher, 4 Mercer row
Dawson William, butcher, 4 Walkergate
Dawson William Bennett, butcher, 9 Market place
Debus Philip Henry, casing skin manufacturer, Eastgate
Dennis John Woodrow m.p.s. family, agricultural k
manufacturing chemist, wine k spirit merchant, oil k
colorman, patent k homceopathic medicine vendor, pro-
prietor of "Dennis's Lincolnshire, pig powders, k Car-
rotine, the new batter colouring," 77 Eastgate. See advt
Dennis Thomas, insurance agent, 46 Ramsgate
Dennis William Samuel, furniture broker, 25 Maiden row
Dickie Peter, travelling draper k brickmaker, Eastgate
Dickinson George, boot maker, 104 Eastgate
Dickinson Thomas George, cabinet maker, 19 Aswell lane
Dimbleby John, manubcturer of ropes, twines, sheep nets,
sacks, waterproof covers, machine cloths kc, sheep nets
on hire k brush, cocoa nut mat, matting kc. dealer, a
Market place k New market
Dingle Henry, working catler, 53 James street
Ditchett William Edwin, surgeon k medical officer k public
vaccinator, Louth district, k medical officer to workhouse,
z George street
Dobbs Ann (Miss), confectioner, see Wright k Dobbs
Dobbs George, hair dresser, 3 Jk 5 Walkergate
Dobbs John Stephen, baker, 36 Liee street
Dobbs Thomas, brewer, Ramsgate
Dobson Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 New market
Dodson Edwin k Frederick George, gun makers, 14 Upgate
Dodson Frederick George, boot maker, 10 Com market
Domenichetti Richard m.d. medical officer of health for the
urban k rural sanitary district of Loath k deputy
inspector of general army h.p. Trinity lodge, Eastgate
Dooner Martha (Miss), dress maker, 65 Jai
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[halt's
DonninftoD John, cowkeeper, 17 Vickertlane
Dovse John, farmer. The Fields, Grimsby road
Dowse Maria (Mrs.), basket maker, ii6£astgate
Drewery Peter, pork butcher, 14 Aswell lane
Driver Fanny (Miss), shopkeeper, 166 East^te
Duncnm Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 41 tfmon street
Dnnnington William, market gardener. Mount Pleasant
East Brothers, mineral water manafaclorers, Walkergate
East & Co. wholesale ale & porter brewers, maltsters k hop
merchants. Maiden row ; ol&ces, Walkergate
East Ernest, wine & spirit merchant; Walkergate
East Joseph, blacksmith, Brackenboroogh road
Easting Arthnr William, pork batcher, 32 Walkergate
Edwaras James, bnilder, Eastgate
Edwards Color-Sergt. James, sergeant instractor,47 Upgate
Edwards James, nmbrella maker, aa Maiden row
Elam John, working cutler, a8 North street
Ellett Joseph, horse dealer, a Lee street
Elsom Charles Thomas, refreshment house, 7 New street
Elsom William, tinman, 65 Aswell lana
Elvin Henry, plumber, 8 Walkergate
Emerson Frances Maria (Mrs. ), provision dealer, 54 Spital
hill. South street
Emerson Creorge, bnilder, 60 Upgate
Emerson John, joiner, 46 Aswell lane
Emerson Mary Aim (Miss), dress maker, 34 Charles street
Emerson Rebecca (Mrs), dress maker, 8s James street
Emerson Wilh'am Andrew, milkman, 13 New market
Emmerson Edward, grocer, 7 Eastgate
English Ererett, Ship f.h. Rirerhewl
Ennals Charles Thomas, surgesn & medical officer & public
vaccinator, Burwell district, Louth union, 1 1 Upgate
Esberger & Son ^established 1818), carria^ bldrs.Ludgate
Eve k Banshaw, linen k woollen drapers, silk mercers, out-
fitters, undertakers k funeral furnishers, tea k coSee
dealers & carpet warehousemen, Market pUce & Eastgate.
See advertisement
E>Te Slater, grocer, 21 Aswell lane
Fair weather Elias, tailor, iz Bridge street
Falkner Henry Frederic Valentine, solicitor, treasurer to
Louth Gas Light Co. steward to Loath General Friendly
Society, clerk to King Edward VL Grammar School k
Hospital Foundation, to Phillipson's k Acham's Charities,
k tiorough Justices, commissioner to administer oaths k
agent to the Norwich Union Insurance Co. 34 Eastgate k
at Market place, Alford
Fanthorpe John Albert, china k glass dealer, 4 Market pi
Farmers' Company Limited (The) (Robert Norfolk & Sons,
agents), manure mannlavturers, Thames street k Corn
exchange ; k at Great Giimsby
Farmery David, boot maker, S7 Aswell lane
Farmery John Henry, shoe maker, 21 St. Michael's road
Fawkes John, corn merchant k miller (firm, Baines k
Fawkes), Thames street, Riverhead
Fell Charles, watch maker, 4 Aswell lane
Fell Willam, poulterer, 8 Monks Dike head
Fewstcr Sarah (Mrs. ), laundress, Julian Bower road
Fieldhousc Willi^pi, carver & gilder, s Mercer row
Fields Elizabeth (Mrs. ), grocer, 5 Cannon street, Northgate
Fife George, cattle dealer, 8 Stewton lane
Finney William, beer retailer, Thames street
Flear Maria (Miss), dress maker, 18 Bamsgate
Fletcher Thomas, cowkeeper, The Bridge, Newmarket
Flint William Richard, relieving olficer, collector for guar-
dians for the Louth district & deputy registrar of
births & deaths for Louth sub-district, 49 Westgate
Flower William, grocer, 25 Vickera lane
Forman Henry Stoker, confectioner k wedding cake mann-
factnrer, 38 Upgate, & at Louth railway station refresh-
ment rooms
Furman William, china i glass dealer, 12 Market place, k
confectioner, 45 Eastgate
Foster Marie, taQor, 10 Enginegate
Foster Preston, tailor, 27 &st«ite
Foster Prestoii George, general printer, bookseller, stationer,
bookbinder k news agent k deputy snpt. of the borough of
Louth fire brigade, 93 Eastgate
Foster William Hall Curtwrignt, pianoforte, harraonium k
general musical instrument seller, k warehouse, professor
of music k music seller k orgaiist of Holy Trinity church,
Louth, 25 k 37 Eastgate
Fowler James r.H.i.B.A. architect k diocesan surveyor,
Gospel^te
Fowler William, shopkeeper, Monks Dike head
Free Grammar School (Bev. Mungo Travers Park u. A. head
master ; Bev. William Hathorn Mills U.A. second master),
Schoolhouse lane
Freeman Frederick, butcher, 38 & 40 Northgate
Freeman Robert, tailor, 79 James street
Freeman Walter John, linen draper, 15 Mercer row
Freshney Eliza (Mrs:)) dress maker, ti Lee street
Famish Alexander James, tobacconist, 94 Eastgate.. . .
Fytche Henry. imtcbert-Blaritet ball k Loath park .
I^rtche Walter, BIoa Stone f.h. 34 Upgate
Gardner James, grocer, 3 Pack. Horse yard. North street
Garflt, Claypon k Co. bankers (Alfred Ingoldby, mana^),
Mercer row ; draw on Lloyds, Barnetts k Bosanqiut!
Bank Limited, London ex
Garrett Charles, bricklayer, 43 Upgate
Gaunt Charles, baker, 31 Northgate
GeUthorp Thomas, tanner. Maiden row
Gilbert Thomas, carpenter, 9 Watt's lane
Oillot Charles, farmer, 130 New market
Goddard Mary Ann (Mrs. ), grocer, 39 Aswell lane
Godsmark Alfred, linen k woollen dbniper, hosier k gbret,
millinery, mantle k carpet warehouse, 24 Market place
Goodall William Isaac, florist, 38 k 39 Gospelgate
Goodhand Frederick, linen k woollen draper, hatter, hosier,
glover k general outfitter, ix Market place
Goy Henry Cox, solicitor, 40 Engine gate
Grant Peter, tailor, i Maiden row
Grantham Abraham, well borer, 6 Maidnn row
Grantham George, baker, 6 Bridge street
Grantham Thomas Williun, grocer, 9 Cistemgate
Graves Isaac, carpenter, joiner, builder, contractor k mukr-
taker, 39 New market
Gray Frederic John, solicitor, aoBeitor to the Peimsnent
Benefit Building Society, commissioner to administer oUhs
in the Supreme Court k agent for the Hand-is-Haad s
Caledonian Fire k Lite Insurance Offices, 3 Eastgate
Gray George, insurance agent, 3 Beaoonsfield terrace. Mount
Pleasant road
Gray Jared, fruiterer, 117 Eastgate
Great Northern Railway District Enginaer's Office (William
Hansel Kirby, district engineer). Railway station
Green Harriet (Mrs. ), tin plate worker, 137 Eastgate & S
Hurton's yard, Mercer row
Greenwood John Tatam, chemist k druggist, 32 Market pi
Gresswell Jabez, boot maker, 20 Market place
Gresswell James Brodie, veterinary surgeon, k veterinarr
inspector to the borough k to, Louth petty sessional
division, 12 Mercer row
Griliin William, chemist k druggist, 25 Market place
Griffin William Searby, surveyor, 19 George street
GrounseU. Frederick, machinist, iron k brass founder, agri-
cultural implement k brick k tile machine mano&i^nrer,
Northgate
Grundy John, blacksmith, 16 Walkergate
Guild of St. John (Vincent Thomas Crow, sec.), s Upgate
Gustard Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 39 Ramsgate
Gustard William Henry, joiner, HomcasUe road
Hall Brothers, millers, bakers k com bctors, 38 Upgate i
Charles Street mills, St. Mary's mills
Hall Bryan, miller & com merchant, Charles Street milis k
St. Mark's mills; office, 38 Upgate
Hall Harriett (Miss), dress maker, 41 Upgate
Hall Jesse, pianoforte warehouse, 123 Ea^gate
Hall Leonard, jeweller, 17 Mercer row
Hallam George, ironmonger, 31; Mercer row
Hargrave James, Ship & Horns f.h. 48 Eastgate
Harrison Brothers, joiners, builders k contractors, als"
dealers in all kind of building materials, jobbing totL
promptly attended to, 87 James street
Harrison Frederick, joiner, 63 Northgate
Harrison James, builder. Church street
Harrison John Joseph, baths proprietor, k engineer \a the
Louth Waterworks Co. Spaw lane. Engine gate
Harrison Lucy (Mrs.), beer retaOer, 77 Walkergate
Harvey Mary Jane (Miss),dress maker, 21 Trinity lane
Hawson John, furrier, 37 k 39 Eastgate
Hawson Mary Ann (Mrs.), xnilUner, 37 k 39 Elastgate
Hay John, surgeon dentist. Glen cotti^ge. Holmes lane
Hempstock Benjamin, saddler, 54 Upgate
Hewson Thomas & John, builders, 23 ChaauereBtf
Hewson Eliza (Mrs.), Wqolpack fji. Bh-erheadT
Hewson William, dujinet nwker, 9 Northgate
Hickling Hurd, builder, bricklayer, plasterer,- dealer ia
slates k all kinds of building materials, repairs promptly
executed, 138 Eastgate k Maiden row
Hickson George, shopkeeper, 58 Walkergate
Higgins Thomas James ild. surgeon k medical officer i
public vaccinator, Welton-le-Wold district, Lou^ unicn,
17 Bridge street
Hill Hannah (Mrs.), Rising Son p.k. 9 Walkerante
Hill Thomas, com merchmt, 132 Eastgate k <x>rn markc.
Hobbins George, tobacconist, 9 New street
Hobbins John, {omitoct dealer, 1 James stre^^
Hodgson John, agricultural implen^ent maker, 85A, Upgate
Hodgson Robert Parker, tailor, 9 Eiastgate
Hodgson William, Greyhound inn, 40 Upgate, & maltster.
40 Aswell lane " ' ; •..
Hodson AsUin, grocer, 25 Gospelgats
Hoggard William Fntdaiak,-.eabin<^t nuk«t, Jtsnaa^ft^ k
48 & 50 Walkergate
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^ol<|en SanI),. Jfqdith Tfc; Apni« , (JQwm), iadias'.achoid,
8 Lee street
Holdemeaa Henry, eovkeeper, Charles street
HoUeway John,, marine store dealer, Aswell lane
. Holmes David, boot ipaker, 95 East^ate
Hnlmwt jSusaJinah (Mrs.), loflging boose keeper, 86a,
Cpgate ., . ■ . ,
Hood John Dales, gmoft, io Union street
Horsewood Jas-furnitore dealer,3 Bornt Hill la.4E Nortbjfate
Honghton J. H. k Go. publishers ti school statiQqets, n
New street. See adrertisenient
Houghton James Henry f.b.o.s. master of Wesleyan school,
Jc agent to United Kingdom Temperance, i OeoerM
Insurance Co. 11 Sydenham terrace, Hevi market
Houseman James William, grocer, 33 Charles street
Howden Hermon, horse breaker, 39. Lee street
Hotrsam William Johnson, grocer, 88 Eastgate
Hunter Henry, secondhand clothes dealer, 33 Asvell lane
Hunter Samuel, hair dresser, 4 Com market
Hurley & Co. whiting manufacturers, Southfield
Hurst John k Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 13 Market pi
Hurst Charles, baker, Kiyerhead
Button Bilton, tailor, 19 James street
Hyde k Brown, solicitors, 58 Upgate
Hyde William, run. (firm, Hyde k Brown), solidtora, sec
to the Louth Water Co. k agent to the West of England
Fire k Life Assurance OlAce, 58 Upgate
Ingamells Thomas, baker, 81 'H^lkergnte
Ingoldby Alfred, manager of Messrs. Garfit, Claypon k Cq.'e
bank, Mercer row
Ingoldby Christopher, butcher, 38 Ramsgate
Ingoldby Frederick, butcher, Market hall
Ingoldby Frederick John, solicitor, commissioner for taking
aAdarits in supreitie court, secretary to the Corn Ex-
change Co. k agent to the London Assurance Corporation,
Town hall
Ingoldby Bobert Smith, builder, Grimsby road
Ingram Richard, builder, 77 James street
InEmd Bevenue OfHoe (Alexander Ross Yeoman, supervisor),
5 Mew street
Jacklin George, lireiy stables keeper, Livery stables, Up^te
Jackson k Parker, printers, publishers, booksellers, station-
ers, bookbinders, news agents, music seller^, k english k
foreign fancy goods warehouse (established 1795), 19
Market place
Jackson Eliza (Miss), preparatory school, 41 Lee street
Jackson Matthew, com merchant, 11 Thames st. Biverhead
Jackson William, carter, Monks Dike road
James Arthur, portrait k landscape photographers, under
the patronage of T.B.H. Duke k Onchesp of Connanght,
Ramsgate house
James Clarence, photographer, i Ramsgate
Janney Charles, wheelwright, 7 Watts' lane
Janney Solomon, farmer, Grimsby road
Jarvis Robert, carter, iia New market
Jenney Jess):, gardener, Louth Park buildings
Jcnney Mary Croft (Miss), Woodman p.h. 138 Eastgate
Johnson k Co. coal merchants, Railway station k Upgate
Johnson Benj. assistant inspector of schools, 6$ AsweU lane
Johnson George, butcher, 6 Eastgate
Jones James, Golden Fleece p.h. 14 Market place
Jones Walter James, beer retailer, 3 Eidgate
Keal Edward Croft, cabinet maker, 41 Eastgate
Keith William, surveyor k school attendance officer for the
borough of Louth, 39 James street
Kelly Patrick Aughavan, general stores, 108 & 1 10 Eastgate
Kendall George, norist, 85 AsweU lane
Kennedy John, Pack Horse tap p.h. Northgate
Kenton William, florist, 136 New market
Kew Alfred, maker of single k double breach k muzzle
loading guns, loaded waterproof cartridges, Ashing tackle,
pocket cutlery k every article requisite for the sportsman
(established 1830), 37 Mercer row
Kew Henry Hammond, hair dresser k taxidermist, k birds,
animals k reptiles carefully mounted & displayed, 5
Eastsate
Kew William, hair dresser, 46 Eastgate
Kidd Mary (Mrs. ), dress maker, 40 New market
Kiddell James William, accountant, see Vere k Kiddell
Kine Booth, butcher. Market hall
King Charles, tailor, 14 Alexander road
King Edward, Turk's Head p.h. i Aswell lane
King William, beer retailer k wheelwright, Nortbgate
King WilUam, jun. watch maker, 55 E^tgate
Kirby WjDiam Hansel, district engineer to Great Northern
Railway Co. Bailway station
Kirk Benjamin, painter ie. see Bosh k Kirk
Kirman John, market gardener k potato k fruit 'salesmss,
Hope cottage, New market
Knight Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, 30 Wa]kergate . ,
Kniglit William, basket maker, Asweli lane
L»k!pg 4<ii>ie (Miss), dress nuker, 6 Westgate . .
Laking John, gardeaar, 6 Westgate
Lambert Weston, slater, contractor & tils merchant, '^4
Nortbgate
Lamming Thomas, greengrocer, 66 Upgate
Lancaster George, batcher, 171 Eastgate
Lancaster John, butcher, 45 Nortbgate
Lancaster Thomas, poulterer, 30 Charles street
Lane James, sboj)keeper, 54 Walkergate
Lang L. oonfectumer, 56 Eastgate
LarcwT Jos^ Jackaon, grocer, 33 Mercer row
Larder M. Forman, tobacconist, 15 Upgate
Larder Thomas, joiner, 5 Chequergate ,
Larder West, lime burner, Bowling Green boose, Cpgate
Lawn John, beer retailer, 146 Eastgate
lieaning William, butcher,. 46 Upgate
Liebich Amy (Miss), kinder-garten school, Frobel house, 43
WalkeigaU
Liebidi Max, professor of languages k frencb k gemiaa
roaster at Louth grammar school, Frobel bouse, 43
Walkergate
Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Go. Limited (Charles Michell
Nesbitt, manager). Corn nutrket ; draw on Frescott, Cave
k Co. London e.e
Lincolnshire Artillery Volnnteers (ist) (No. 6 battery)
(Capt. Robert Ransbaw, commandant) ; dep6t, Eve St.
James street
Lincolnshire Coast Shipwreck Association (Louth brantih)
(Frederic D. Mirsden, collector), 4 Com market
Lincolnshire Conservative Registration Association (J. W.
Wilson, agent), Westgate
Lincolnshire Constabulary Station (Charles CbristophAr
Cadge, superintendent), Eastgate
Lincoln^re Echo (Frederick William Brogden, printer k
publisher), 36 Eastgate
Lincolnshire Liberal Registration Association (Sharpley k
Son, agents), i Cannon street
Lindsey Permanent Benefit Building Society (John Parker,
sec. ), Rosemary lane
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (D Co.)
(Capt. William Grenville Smyth, commandant; Rev.
Canon Albert Sydney Wilde m.a. acting chaplain) ; depot.
Town hall ; butts, Hubbard's hills
Lingard Henry Silvester, english hardwood timber k deal
merchant, wholesale chair & cabinet maker a general
wood turner, Eastgate saw mills ; residence, 15 Vicker's la
Lloyd William, chief of borough police, inspector of weights
k measures k common lodging houses k inspector under
the explosives act, Town hall
Locking Thomas, shopkeeper. Watt's lane
London Missionary Society (Louth branch) (Rev. C. Playll,
sec.), 14 Cemetery lane
Long Nimrod, King's Head family k commercial hotel k
posting bouse, 10 Mercer row
Louth Agricultural Society (James William Wilson, hon.
sec.), Westgate
Louth Assocntion for the Prosecution of Felons (Wilson k
Sons, secretaries k treasurers), W^gate
Louth Association for the Prosecution of Poachers (William
Haddon Owen, sec. ), Burton's yard, Mercer row
Louth Athletic Clnb (W. H. Smith, sec.), Trinity terrace.
Louth Borough Fire Brigade (Joseph Wm. Morton, supt.;
Preston George Foster, deputy supt. ; Reginald Cart-
wright, jun. assistant supt.), Fire Engine station.
Engine gate
Loutb Bowling Green k Lawn Tennis Club (J. Ingoldby,
hon. sec.), 12 Gospelgate
Lonth Conservative k Constitutional Association k Club (C.
E. Vf. Lucas, sec.), Upgate
Louth Corn Exchange Co. (John Frederick Ingoldby, sec.).
Town hall
Louth County Court Offices (His Honour James Stephen
LL.D., Q.C. judge; Porter Wilson, registrar; Frederick
Chas. Coopland, high bailiff), 4 Upgate
Louth Cricket Club (J. H. Ashton, treasurer ; W. Dabb,
sec). New Street corner
Lonth k District Co-operative Society Limited (William
England, manager), 13 Aswell lane
Louth k East Coast Railway Co. (James William Wilson,
sec.), Westgate
Louth Gas k Coke Co. (T. F. Allison, sec), John Cook,
manager), Thames street
Lonth General Friendly Society (Benjamin Crow, sec.), so
Lee street
Louth Hospital k Dispensary (Frederick Fawssett m.d. con-
sulting ^ysidsn ; Hy. SissmoroShaw m.b.c,s. dispensary
. attenSng surgeon ; k Miss Agnes Sarah Braawell,matron)
Crow Tree lane
Louth Liberal Association k Qub (Alexander Watson, sec.),
75 Eastgate k club room, Walkergate
Lonth, Mablethprpe k .Sutton Permanent Benefit Building
Society (Thomas England Markham, sec.), 6 Lee street
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564 LOUTH.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
LoQth & lieighbonrhood Cottagers' Cow Clnb (Frederic D.
Marsden, actaary), 4 Corn market
Louth & North Lincolnshire Advertiser (trustee of William
A. Larder, proprietor & publisher), ao Eastjjate See advt
Louth Penny Bank (Rer. Albert L. Wilde, president ; John
Mawer, treas. ; Chas. M. Nesbitt, hon. sec.) ; Savings
Bank offices, Eastgate ; open, monday 6 p.m. to 7 p.m
Louth School of Art (H. S. Shaw, hon. sec. ), Nortngate
Louth Times k Mablethorpe k Sutton Advertiser (Edward
Henry Roscoe, proprietor), 135 Easteate. See aavert
Louth United District of Foresters' Friendly Society (Alex.
Watson, sec), Eastgate
Louth Water Co. (Wm. Hyde, jun. sec.) ; offices, 58 Upgate
Lucas k Walkington, wine, spirit, ale k porter merchants,
k sole agents for Louth, for Ind, Coope k Co.'s Burton
ales. Com exchange
Lucas Charles Edwd. Wells, solicitor, Upgate place, Upgate
Lucas Coulam, shopkeeper, 22 Westgate
Lucas Lionel Richard, solicitor, commissioner to administer
oaths in the supreme court of judicature k in the courts
of the County Palatine of Lancaster, agent for the Mid-
land Counties Fire, Life & Hail Insurance Co. k Warwick
& London Accident Insurance Association, Corn exchange
Luck Henry, brewers' agent, 34 Walkergate
Lusby John William, cattle dealer, 54A, Aswell lane
Lusby Thomas, farmer, Grimsby rMul
McDougald John Daniel, brick maker, Eastgate, k stone-
mason, loRamsgate
Maltby John, com dealer, 114 Eastgate
Maltby Richard, linen draper, 21 Mercer row
Maltby William, confectioner, 7 & 8 Market place
Marfleet Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 1 1 Chequergate
Markham Thomas, deputy registrar of marriages for Loath
sub-district, 135 New market
Markham Thomas England, registrar of marriages for
Louth sub-district, 6 Lee street
Marsden Frederic Delabene, general insurance k com-
mission agent, accountant k agent to the Phoenix Fire,
Scottish Equitable Life,. Phoenix Plate Glass, Scottish
Accident, lUiyal Farmers' k General Hailstorm k Imperial
Live Stock Insurance Cos. actuary of the Louth k Neigh-
bourhood Cottagers' Cow Club k coUector for the Lincoln-
shire Coast Shipwreck Association (Loath branch), 4
Corn market
Marsden Henry Louis Delabene, borongh surveyor, sur-
veyor of sewers for Louth Eske k Ludboroagh, surveyor
k lithographer, 22 Eastgate
Marshall George, cowkeeper, 9 Lee street
Marshall Herbert Parker, watch maker, 8 Engine gate
Mason & Sons, auctioneers, valuers k land k estate agents.
New Street corner k Com exchange
Mason k Valters, bookbinders, 2A, Kidgate
Mason Charles, auctioneer kc. see Mason k Sons
Mason George, boot maker, 58 Eastgate
Mason William Ludlam F.inst. surveyor, auctioneer k
agent to the Atlas Fire k Life Insurance Co. see Mason
k Sons
Mawer Francis Rigsall, baker, 74 Walkergate
Mawer James, saddler, assessor k collector of income k land
taxes, 6 Upgate
Mawer James Sharpley, butcher, 30 Mercer street
Mawer John, linen draper kc. see Eve k Ranshaw
Alawer Joseph, printer, stationer, dealer in paper k paper
bags, news agent, book k music seller, bookbinder k patent
medicine vendor, 91 Eastgate
Mawer Richard, builder, Kidgate
Maxey Thomas, builder, 56 Upgate
Mayer Louis, pork butcher, 112 Eastgate k 3 Market hall
Meanwell Elizabeth (Mrs.), White Swan P.B. Eastgate
Meanwell George, beer retailer k joiner, Union street
Meanwell George, blacksmith, Eastgate
Mears Arthur, agent for General Hail Storm Insurance
Society, Lincoln k Lindsey Bank, Com market
Mechanics' Institute (Benjamin Crow, hon. sec. ; Mrs.Eliza-
betb Braine, librarian), 12 Upgate
Medd Thirza (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 39 Upgate
Medley Sichard, builder &c. 3 George street
Melbourne William, wharfinger k cowkeeper, Commercial rd
Mellhuish James, leather selter, 6 New street
Metcalfe David, grocer, 79 New market
Michael Jacob, teer retailer, 36 Maiden row
Miller John, carter, 108 New market
Milsun William Henry, shopkeeper, 75 Walkergate
Mitchell Charles, market gardener, 41 Monks Dike road
Monkester Lucy Goodwin (Mrs.), mattress mkr.30 Northgate
Moody Charlotte (Mrs.), tailoresx, 41 Northgate
Moody George, nurseryman, seedsman k florist, Holme's
lane k Market hall. See aidvertisement
Moody Stephen Wright, wholeeale, retail k manufactoring
chemist, 6 Walkergate. See advertisement
Mooney Bemhard, glass blower, 65 Walkergate
Morris John, gardener, Eeddington rood
Morton Joseph William k Son, iron k brass founders, bar
iron merctiants, general furnishing ironmongers k tin
plate workers, 72 Eastgate
Mould Stephen, saddler k harness maker, 38 Mercer row
Mumby Charles Wesley, commercial traveller, 6 Gospelgate
Musson Geor^ Balthasar, watch k clock maker,i7 Market pi
National Society for the Education of the Poor (in the
Principles of the Established Church (J. G. Tupholme,
aeent), 20 Mercer row
Naylor Bose Ann (Miss), dress maker, 23 Kidgate
Neal John, steam cultivator proprietor, i Beaconsfield ter-
race. Mount Pleasant road
Nell k Smith, manufacture/ of artificial manures. Corn
market k Riverhead
Nell Richard James, seed crusher, cake merchant & agent
for the Imperial tesurance Co. Charles st. & 21 Com mrkt
Nesbitt Charles Michell, manager to the Lincoln k Lindsey
Bank, treas. of the borongh, actuary of Savings Bank k
hon. sea to Loath hospitid. Corn market
Nicholson George, market gardener, 64 Church street
Nicholson William, farmer, wool k timber merchant, joiner,
wheelwright, blacksmith, hay k straw merchant, 30 East-
field road, Louth park k Riverhead
Norfolk Robert k Sons, seed k bone crushers, manufacturers
of linseed, cotton & compound corn cakes, oil merchants
k agents for the Farmers' Co. Limited manures, Thames
street k Com exchange ; k at Great Grimsby
Nortcliff Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 James street
North Jesse, market gardener, 34 Cemetery lane
North John, gardener, 7 Monks Dike head
Norton Henry, nurseryman, Kennington road
Norton Joseph, hair dresser, 42 Upgate
Oates Thomas, cutler k grinder, ironmonger, umbrella
maker k repairer, 5 Aswell lane
Odlin^ Edward, saddler, 15 Walkergate
Oil Mills Company (Richard James Nell, manager), River-
head k Charles street
Oldham Thomas, tailor, hatter, hosier k glover, clothier k
general outfitter, 51 k 52 Eastgate
Oliver William, beer retailer. Gospel gate
Onn John, builder, 137.^, New market
Osborne George, veterinary surgeon, 8 New street
Osbourn Christopher, shopkeeper, 24K, Gatherums
Otley George, boot maker, 60 Walkergate
Otley George John, boot maker, 22 & 24 Aswell lane
Otley Obadiah, boot maker, 12 NichoU hill
Owen William Haddon, solicitor, Hnrton's yard, Mercer row
Paddison Mary Jane k Matilda (Misses), dress makers, 36
Kidgate
Paddiain Jabez, builder, 66 Westgate
Paddison Mary (Mrs. ), laundress, 14 New market
Page Jn. Saml. assist.master of grammar schaol,23Enginc gt
FaUthonpe Charles, watch maker, 7 Walkergate
Parker Charles, bookseller &c. see Jackson k Parker
Parker Christopher Hill, brewer, Walkergate
Parker Edward, butcher, 24 Church street
Parker James, market gardener, South terrace
Parker John, shopkeeper, 20 Church street
Parks Frederick Isaac, painter, 21 Kidgate k Walkergate
Patrick Jonathan k Charles, bakers, 14 Walkergate
Pearson Charles, commercial traveller, 3A, New Bridge hill
Perth Dye Works (Alexander Watson, agent), 75 Eastgate
Petty George, horse breaker, 5 New market
PhilUpson John, hardware dealer, 6 Corn market
Pinning Charles, corn merchant, 17c, Ramsgate
Piper Fanny (Mrs. ), dress maker, 108 Upgate
Plaskett k Warrener, coal merchants, 15 Ramsgate
Plaskett Reuben, cowkeeper, 7 Holmes lane
Plaskitt Thomas, draper, 23 Market place
Plumpton Charles, poulterer, 7 Northgate
Plumpton Samuel, fishmonger, 39 Mercer row
Plumpton William, poultry dealer, 36 Engine gate
Pomeroy John, bootmaker, 13 Vickerslane
Porter Francis, grocer, 22 James street
Porter Frederick Towriss, grocer, 52 Upgate
Porter Geor^ Henry, professor of music, 90 Upgate
Porter William, Black Horse P. H. 6 Aswell lane, & timber
dealer, Eastgate
Potts Charles, stone mason, Eastgate
Preston Wilenian, shoe maker, 4 Church street
Pridgeon George, beer retailer, 141 New market
Pridgeon John, shopkeeper, 65 New market
Priestley George, rag & bone merchant, 40 Walkergate
Proctor Charlotte Ann (Mrs.), leather seller, 20 Walkergate
Proctor Diana Jane (Miss), ladies' school, 15 k 17 Kidgate
Proctor Francis, provision dealer, 13 Mercer row
Proctor John, butcher, 13 Walkergate place
Pulley James Edward, dyer k cleaner, 90 Eastgate
PuUon William, cork cutter, 27 Walkergate
Banshaw George, linen draper kc. see Eve k Banshaw
Rawby William, asphalter, 3 Leyboume road
Bedford Bichard, market gardener, Brackenborough lane
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Beed Charles, joiner, 135 Eaatoate
Beed Henry, boot maker, 23 Upgate
Beed John, joiner, 63 Asweil lane
Reed Mary Jane (Miss), dress maker, 63 Asirell lane
Beed Matthias, cabinet maker, ai Walkergate
Beligious Tract Society (Loath branch) (F. J. Gray eaq.
sec. ), 3 Eastgate
Bice John, marine store dealer. Monks Dike road
Richardson Charles, fancy repository, 33 Mercer row
Richardson Eliza (Mrs.), Old Rein Deer p.h. ii Mercer row
Richardson Elizabeth ^Mrs.), Royal OakP.a. 13 Upgate
Richardson James Wright, carriage bm'Ider, 5 Northgate
Richardson Joseph WilUam, Mason's Arms flrst class family
& commercial hotel & posting honae. Com marksttJc wine
k spirit vaults, Rosemary Uuie
Richardson Thomas, taflor, 34 Kidgate
fiiggall Charles, shoe maker, 29 Northgate
Riggall Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, 39 North street
Riley John, wardrobe dealer, 8 Eastgate
Rising Star Coffee Tavern (Thos. Wm.Cole, iiian.),85 Eastga
Roberts W. k Son, coal merchants, Railway station
Sobinson k Barman, boot makers, 14 Eastgate
Robinson Ishraael, market gardener, 37 A, Mount Pleasant
Bobinson James, gardener, Brackenboroogh lane
Aobinson Job, beer retailer, a James street
Robinson John Branch, agent for the Railway Passengers'
Assurance Co. k Fire, Life & Marine Assurance'agent,
Lincoln k Lindsey bank
Bobinson Stephen, wire worker, 33 Eastgate
Robinson William, greengrocer, 30 Upgate
Bow Charles, tobacco pipe maker, 46 Qdgate
Roughtnn William, shopkeeper, 69 Commercial road
Rd^II Richard, boot maker, Eastfield road
RnSell William, boot maker, loi Eastgate
Ruscoe Edward Henry, proprietor of ' Ix>ath Times,' 135
Eastgate
Roshby Charlotte (Mrs. ), dress maker, 4 Xew market
Rnshby George, watch maker, 103 Eastgate
Rnshforth George, currier, 16 Asweil lane
Rysdale William, teacher of music, 37 Lee street
Salmon Stephen Faux, cabinet maker, 71 Eastgate
.Saltmer k Son, Wellinygton hotel, Ramsgate
Sandall Robert, cowkeeper. New Bridge hoi
Sanderson John, engineer, millwright, iron founder, agricul-
tural implement k brick k tile machine manufacturer,
New Bridge Hill iron works
Urgent John, boot maker, 19 l^>gate
.Savage George, grocer, 11 New Bridge hill
<Savin|;s Bank (C. M. Nesbitt j.p. actuary ; John Hurst,
auditor), Eastgate ; o^n wed. from 13 tiO i p.m. k wed.
M. k sat. 7 to 8 p.m. in winter & 8 to 9 p.m. in summer
Scales k Salter, boot makers, 57 Eastgate
Sendall Mary Ann (Mrs.), tailoress, ii James street
Sharp George; carter, 88 New market
Sharp Samuel, baker, 13 Eastfield road
.Sharp Smith, shopkeeper, 38 Maiden row
iSbarp Thomas, taUor, 73 New market
Sharpe Henry, dyer, 16 Northgate
Sharpley Frederick k Son, solicitors, i Cannon street
Sharpley k Hig^s, snr^ons. Corn market
Sharpley Frederick, solicitor k treasurer to the urban sani-
tary authority, see Sharpley Frederick k Son
Sharpley Herbert, solicitor, see Sharpley Frederick k Son
Shaw Henry Sissmore, surgeon k medical otHcer k public
vaccinator, Yarborougb district, Louth union, a Che-
quer^te
Shaw James Moore, collector of market tolls, 64 Asweil lane
Shearsmith George, watch maker, 81 New market
Shepherd k Son, booksellers. Market place
'Shorrocks William, surveyor k inspector of nuisances for
Louth rural sanitary authority, Grimsby road
Sime Alexander, dyer, 98 East^te
Simons Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 64 James street
Simons EUzabetbjMiss), dress maker, 131 New market
Simons Wright, Shades tavern, 66 Eastgate, k wholesale
brewer. Eve Street brewery
Simjwon Henry David, wholesale k retail chemist k drug-
fist, oil k colorman, k foreign wine merchant, 3 Com
market k 4 New street
Simpson Bicbard, grocer, 61 Eastgate •
Singer Manufacturing Co. (Horace Dawson, manager),
10 Market place
Sixer k Son, grocers, 33B k c, Upgate
Skdton Mary (Mrs.), laundress, Kverhead
Skinn John, machinist, Biverhead
Skinn Samuel, painter, 51 Upgate
Sleight James William, fancy repository, Market place
Slight George, tailor, 113 Eastgate
Slight Sarah, tobacconist, 66 James street
Smalley Charles, boot maker, 38 Kidgate
Smalley Joseph, tent dealer, 13 Wolkercate
Smalley Joseph, wood turner, 69 AsweU lane
Smalley Matthew, butcher, i Market hall
Smedley Edward, Jolly Sailor p.h. 9a Eastgate
Smith Charles Goodwin k Sons, grocers, 36 Upgate
Smith Betsey (Miss), dress maker, 53 AsweU lane
Smith George, livery stables, Ludgate
Smith George, ship builder, Riverhead
Smith Henry, Boar's Head P. a. New market
Smith Henry, milliner, 86 Eastgate
Smith Henr^ Octavius, grocer, k agent for W. k A. Gilbey,
wine k spirit merchants, 67 Eastgate
Smith Isaac, shoe maker, 35A, Upgate
Smith James Henry, tinman, 35B, Upgate
Smith Jane (Mrs.), butcher, 97 Eastgate
Smith Jesse Thomas, shopkeeper, i^ Eastgate
Smith Joseph, carter, Monks Dike road
Smith Joseph, coal dealer, Northgate
Smith Joseph, proprietor of steani ploughs k cultivators k
agent to John Fowler & Co. Steam plough works, Leeds,
130 Eastgate
Smith Joshua, greengrocer, 3 Nichol hill
Smith Mark, (£emist, 8 Mercer row
Smith Thomas, grocer, 13 Bridge street
Smith Thos. EUrington, manure manufr. see Nell k Smith
Snowden Darid, insurance agent k cc^ector of borough
rates, 10 Lee street
Snowden Richard, batcher, 36 Walkergate
Snowden William, furniture broker, 57 Neir market
Snowshall Henry, chimney sweeper, 10 Kidgate
Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge (Louth
branch) (Rev. Canon Wilde, treasurer ; J. G. "nipholme,
agent), 30 Mercer row
Society for the Propagation «t the Gospel in Fot«iign Parts
(Rev. Canon Wilde, treamrer). The Rectory
Softley Thomas, watch maker, tS Corn market
Somerton William, carver k gilder, 133 Eastgate
Sowerby George, market gardener, 3 Qiurch streM
Sowter John, provision dealer, 35 Asweil lane
Spivey Abram, shopkeeper, 41 Asweil lane
Spriggs James, grocer kc 39 Westgate
Stainton Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 8 Trinity lane
Stamp Office (Thomas Henry Burditt, sub-dutributor),
3 Mercer row
Stamp Charles, cowkeeper, 51 Walkergate
Stamp Millicent (Mrs.), dress maker, 15 New market
Stamp Thomas, dairyman, 31 Cbequergate
Stamper Benneworth, mineral water manufr. George street
Stanley Darid, cowkeeper, 3z Stewton Une
Stanley Henry, hosier, 36 Upgate
Staples William, market gardener. Mount Pleasant
Stark John, stone mason, 43 New market
Stead k Simpson (James Hy. Cotterill, manager), wholesale
k retail boot k shoe msnufrs. National Boot k Shoe esta-
blishment, 36 Market place; branches. Market place,
AUord ; High street, Spilsby ; k a Bull ring, Homcastle
Stephenson Darius, Wheat Sheaf p.h. 56 Westgate
Stephenson Iilaria (Mrs.), grocer, 37 Maiden row
Stevenson Henry William, fruiterer, 79 Eastgate
Stokes Henry, shoe maker, 38 Oospel^te
Store Joseph, cowkeeper, 148 New market
Storr Thomas, boot maker, 3 Maiden row
Storr William, tanner, 3 Northgate
Strawson Charles Musgrave, painter, 143 Eastgate
Strawson Edwin, coach builder, 6 Pleasant place, Ramsgate
Strawson Emma (Miss), dress maker, 87D, Upgate
Strawson Paul, painter, 99} Eastgate
Strawson Paul, writer, grainer, gilder, painter, general house
decorator k writer on glan (establitJied 1833), 134 Eastgate
Strawson William, fruiterer, 33 AsweU lane
Street Walter Charles, chemist, 13 Corn market
Sudbury John, pwnbrkr. s * 7 Hurton's yard, Mercer row
Surileet William, saddle k harness maker, 30 Upgate
Sutton George, manure agent, 98 New market
Sutton Henry, wood turner, steam saw mills, contractor k
cabinet maker, Northgate & 13 James street
Sutton James, boot maker, 57 James street
Sutton John, shoe maker, 7 Gospelgate
Sutton Marian Eliza (Miss), dress maker, 3 Lee street
Swaby Edwin, greengrocer, 13 Walkergate
Swaby George, tailor, 63 Eastgate
Swaby George, jun. butcher, 6^ Eastgate
Swaby William, carter, 11 Maiden row
Swann Anne (Miss), dress maker, lai Eastgate
Swift Martha (Mrs.), pork batcher, 11 Vicker's lane
Swingler Edward, hair dresser, 107 Eastgate
Swingler Henry, painter, ia. Pleasant place, Ramsgate
Swingler John, insurance agent, 19 Trinity lane
Swingler William, ironmonger, 31 Vicker's lane
"Tatam Edwin, tailor, 73 Eastgate
T^te David, ironmonger, 34 Eastgate
'Kith well Bichard, shopkeeper, 71 WaDiergate
Taylor John k Son, auctioneers, 4 Gospelgate
Taylor George, buSder, 81 James street .
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Taylor William, cowtaepBr, Ooapelgate • ''" - '
Teesdale John, -water tniiler fee. Croir Tree lane
Tbompeon J. M. & Saat; Imilders, contractors, undertaken,
paperhansera k joinen, Bath road
niompaon George, general cooper, ii A«well lane
Thompeon James, coach nnith, i6 James street
Thompson John, ironmonger, 9 Viewer's lane
Thompson John Dean, watch maker fc fnmitare dealer, i
'ft 17 Corn market
Thompson William, beer retailer, 104 Dpgate
Thorpe James, maltster, New Bridge hill
Tickelpenny Alfred, collector of 'toDs for Lontb Navigation,
River head
Tickelpenny Richard, grocer, 39 Aswell lane
"niey Mary Ann (Miss), ladies' school, 44 Westgate
Titley Charles, Granby Arms P.a. ft brick ma. 47 Eastgste
Topham Titns, stestm miller ft baker, 33 Eastgt.ft Holmes la
Topliss Samuel ft Son, liiien ft woollen (fraperg, silk mercers,
milliners, dress ft mantle makers ft carpet warehousemen,
xG Mercer row
Topliss William, grocer, 5 Nichol bill
Towle Allen, builder, 33 New market
Townend Mary (Mrs.), market gardener, 144 New market
Travel Robert, cowkeeper, Wes^te hill
True & Son, grocers, 109 New market
Tudor William, coach builder, 3 Charles street
Tupholme John Gildon (late Preston), printer, bookseller,
bookbinder, stationer, news agent, paperhanging ware-
honse, depdt of the Society for Promoting Christian Know-
ledge, ft agent fo the Guardian Tiie ft Life Insurance Co.
30 Mercer 'row
Tomer James,en^eer, brick ft tile machine manufacturer
ft agricultnlrifl implement maker, 6 Chequergate
Turner Jo^ ponltefer, i Northgate place
Tuxwortb William Dring, baker, 18 Ustemgate
Valterg Henry Thomas, Dookbinder, see Mason ft Valters
Vamplew Saiitael, machinist, 34 Grimsby road
Veal George, tailor, 105 New market
Veal Stephen, tailor, 17 New market
Vere ft Kiddell, accountants ft auctioneers, 133 Eastgate
Vere John, Temperance family & commercial hotel ft mar-
ket bouse, 133 Eastgate
Vickers Henry, bricklayer, 36 Aswell lane
Wakelin James, town crier ft bill poster, 13 Engine gate
Wakdin John, fishmonger, 50 Eastgate
Walker William, assistant overseer for Louth district, 8
George street
WaUdn^n William, wine ft spirit merchant, see Lucas ft
Walkington
Wallis George Sydney, shoe maker, 90 New market
Wallis Thomas Wilkinson, surveyor, sanitary inspector for
the urban district of Louth, ft surveyor to Tetney
Drainage commissioners, 10 Gospelgate
Wallis Zilpah, shopkeeper, 19 Walkergata
Walmaley John, general merchant, Walkergate
Walsham John, coal merchant, Eastgate ft 8 Ramsgate, ft
dairyman, q MorettA tefraoe. Great Grimsby
Warrener John Matthew, coal merchant, see Plaskettft
Waprener
Watkinson Sarah (Mrs.), agricultural implement maker,
New Market house, Cemeterj- lane
Watson Alexander, insurance ft general commission agent,
registry office for servants, agent to the Perth dye works,
secretary to the Louth Liberal Association, ft to the Louth
United District of Foresters' Friendly Society, 75 Eastgate
Weatherhog Charles Rayner, tinplate worker, Aswell lane
Weatherhog William, tailor, 17 Watts lane
Weaver Serg.-Maj. Geo. drill instructor, 185 Eastgate
Welcome Temperance Refreshment Rooms (James Moore
Shaw, manager), New market
Wells Edward, cowkeeper, 37 Engine gate
West Frederick, r(^ maker, 53 Aswell lane ft Kidgate
West James, temperance hotel, 100 Eastgate
West John Thomas, grocer, 103 Eastgate ft 3 Market hall
Westcott James William, fishmonger, 90) Eastgate
Wbeatcroft William Norman, tobwxnoist, 33 Upgale
LTJSBOBOUOH, formerly a Roman settlement, is a
pleasant village and parish, with a station on the East Lin-
colnshire railway, in the Northern division of the county, in
the parts of Lindsey, Lndborongh hundred and petty
sessional division, Louth union and county court district,
rural deanery of Louth Esk and Ludborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 146J mil^ from
London, 8i south from Great Qximsby and 6 north-by-west
fropi Louth, on the rood from Louth to Grimsby. The
church of 8t. Mary is an cdiftce of white chalk and Ancaster
stone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave with arcades of three bays, aisles and a
western tower of three storeya, terminating in battlements,
containing 3 bells: in 1858 the nave was unroofed by a
heavy gale, and the building was found to lie in such a de-
Wheeler John, wrought nan nHker;'Bnno<i'ir yd: Iifer(M< row*
Whisker Elizabeth (Mrs.),' grocer, 8 Bridge street
White Edward, watch maker, 89 Eastgate - > -
White Georgfe-SpenoB, shojdceeper, tn New market
White John, hair dresser,' 13 New street
WfaittoB Ricbard, clerk to the commissioners of taxes for'
' the division of Louth Eske ft Lndborongh; ft agent to the
Son Fire ft Life office, 4 Dpgate
Whitton Sarah (Mrs.), lodg^ honse keeper, 33 New markt
Wildman Setina (Mrs.), dress maker, 11 George street
Wilkinson Charles, shopkeeper, 87 Walkergate '
Wilkinson Charles', well sinker, 143 Easttfate
Wilkinson Danl.baker,63 Up|:ate, ft'bntoier, 39 Mercer row
Wilkinson Esther Emma (Miss), milliner, 61 L'pgate
Wilkinson Frederick, carter, is Northgate
Wilkinson John, master mariner, i Trinity lane
Wilkinson Mansfield Thompson, grocer, 145 Eastgate
Wilkinson William, carter, 17 New Bridge hill
WiUerton Harriet (Mrs.), tailoress, 41 Northgate
WiHey Joseph, photographer, 7 Aswell'lane
Williams John Henry, confectioner, 33 Upgate
Williams Thomas, inland revenue officer ft inspector of com '
retoms, 5 New street
Willman Jabez, cabinet maker, 119 Eastgate
Wilson C. ft Son, asphalte, bl«ck varnish ft naphtha 'works.
New Bridge hill
WQson ft Son, solicitors, secretaries ft treasurers to
Iionth Assodation for Prosecoting Felons, ft clerks to the
justices of all perts of Lindsey, acting for the petty ses-
sional division of Louth Eske ft Ludborough, Westgate
Wilson Charles, auctioneer, vainer ft estate agent, collector
of poor rates, bailiff to the Court of Sewers for Loath
Eske division, registrar of births ft deaths ft vaccination
officer for Louth sulMlistrict, & agent to the North
British ft Mercantile Fire ft Life Insurance Co. ft for the
Inman line of Royal United States Mail Steamers, 37
Aswell lone
Wilson James William i,flrm, Wilson ft Son), solicitor, com-
missioner for oaths in the Supreme court & for taking-
acknowledgments of deeds by married women, clerk to-
the board of guardians, rural sanitary aothority ft to 'the
assessment ft school attendance committee of Louth 'union
ft to burial board, superintendent registrar for the Louth
district, Westgate
Wilson John Day, butcher, 34 IJpgate
Wilson Joseph, wardrobe dealer, 15 Eastgate
Wilson Mana (Miss), dress maker, 17 Holmes lane
Wilson Mary <Mrs.), dress maker, 15 St. Michael's road,.
New market
Wilson Matthew, baker, 35 New market
Wilson Porter (firm, Wilson ft Son), solicitor, commissioner
for oaths, assistant clerk to the board o( guardians, joint
clerk to the justices of the parts of LindSey^ clerk to the
Louth Navigation commissioners ft registrar of the Louth
conn^ court, Westgate
Wilson Robert John, miller (steam ft wind) ft baker, 136
Eastgate ; mill, Homcastle road
Windley Johnson, pawnbrkr. i ft 3 Rosemary la. Com mrkt
Wingad Richard liine, tobacconist, S3 East^te
Wood James, solicitor, commissioner for taking acknowledg-
ments of deeds of married women ft to administer oaths-
in the supreme court of judicature. New St. chambers
Woodliff Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Oathemms
WoodUffe John, Fojesters' Arms p.h. 15 ft 17 Aswell lane
Woodward John Stone (Mrs.), stone mason, 40 Maiden rovi
ft Eastgate
Woolhouse Charles, Fleece hotel. Market place
Woolhouse Henry; tailor, 35 Kidgate
Woolhouse Samuel, grocer, 33 Aswell lane
Wright ft Dobbs, confectioners, 106 Eastgate
Wright Frederick, tailor, 1 1 Holmes lane
Wright John, shoe maker, 83 James street
Wright John, shoe maker, 50 Upgate
Wright William, hair dresser, 33A, Upgate
Wyers William Henry, butcher. Porter's yard, Upgate
i Yeoman Alex.. Ross, supervisor of inland revenue, 3 New st
fective state that the whole required to be repaired; the
north aisle and the north arcade of the nave were conse-
quently taken do'wn and rebuilt, as also the south clerestory
-wall and chancel arch : and in rebuilding the clerestory, one-
of the old windows then discovered was adopted as a model v
on the sill of one of the -western windows on the north side
of the chancel, there was disclosed, on the removal of the old
plastering, a beautiful painting of the thirteenth century,
almost as fresh as when painted 600 years ago : at the east
esd are two windows 01 larger dimensions, with a stained
quatrefoil in the gable, between which, externally, there is
a projecting buttress : there are some remains of early
■lamed glass, dating from abont 1340, the chancd retains
a 'good double pisona and an aumbry : the whole of the
reofs are of framed timber, stained and varnished, luid
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covered Tiitb red tiles, those of the chancel being in strise'
of white and red : the greater part of the area of the nave
and aisles has been seated witn open trooden benches ; the
stalls in the chancel being of a more elaborate character
and finished with open traceried fronts : a sepulchral slab
of the foorteenth centary, bearing an incised cross, was
discovered daring the repairs : the works were carried out
at a cost of /900, under the superintendence of Ur. James
Fowler, arcmtect, of Louth, and the church was re-opened
May ist, i860 : several additions have since been made to
the internal fittings, at a cost of nearly jf 100. The register
dates from the year 1601. The living is a rectory, of the
yearly value of ^600, having 380 acres of land allottad in
lieu of tithes, in the gilt of James Widdowson esq. and held
since 1854 by the Rev. Augustus Gedge k.a. of Christ's
Ccdle^ Cambrid^ who has a good rectory house. The
Primitive Methodists and Wesleyans have chapels hare,
erected in 1851 and 1844 respectively. A church school,
capable of homing 90 children, was erected in 1861, the site
being given by the present rector, as also one for a teacher's
Bagley Thomas Kirk, farmer
Burnett Frederick, shoe maker
Gedge Bev. Augustus M.A. [rector],
Beetonr
Parker Miss
Bose William
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Ablott Charles, wheelwright
Ayscongh Thomas Wilson, farmer
VJDI>UStaTOV is a township, parish and pleasant
vijlaee, in the isle of Azhohne, situated on the old river Don,
whicn here separates Lincolnshire from Yorkshire, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, west
division of Manley wapentake, Goole onion. and county court
district, rural deanery of Axholme, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 6 mUes north-east from Crowle, the
nearest railway station, and 10 east-by-sonth from Goole.
The chtirch of St. Oswald is a building of stone in the Early
English style, erected by subscription, at a cost of j£a,76o,
and opened July, 1S55 : it consists of chanoel, nave, aisles
and a tower with degant spire containing 3 beVla : the
chancel windows are sttuned : a stained window, the gift of
Mrs. Sidebottom, of Haxley, was inserted 1884 : the organ
was erected in 1868. The register dates from the year 1700.
The livin« is a rectory and vicarage, gross yearly vahie';£63o,
with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Harper, and held since 1871
by the Bev. Edmund Tristram Horatio Harper 11.A. of Pem-
broke College, Oxford. The Catholic chapel was built in 1877,
in honour of St. Joseph and St. Djrmphna ; the services are
conducted by one of the Norbertino fathers of St. Norbert's
residence, Crowle. There are Wesleyan and Primitive
Methodist chapels. The Hull and Gainsborough steamers
run on the Trent, which is i^ miles east, and has a landing-
^ace near here. Earl Manvers is lord of the manor. William
Oonhnan j.p. of Eastoft Hall,Goole,Thomns and William Boss
esqrs. and Messrs. Thomas Bkkdworth and William Burton
Cook Charles, market gardener
Cooke James, farmer & coal merchant
Howard Clark, blacksmith
lAughton William, shoe maker
Marris John, Livesey Arms v.u.
Marshall Thomas, farmer
Fletcher Richard
Harper Rev. Edmund Tristram Horatio
3LA. [vicar]
CXJMXBBCIAI,.
Auty Thomas John, Friendship p.H
Beecroft James, blacksmith
Belton George, farmer
Bladworth Thomas, farmer
Bramhill Jonathan, farmer
Broadbent Thomas, shopkeeper
Bronghton George, Boat p.h
Burton Bobert, shoe maker k assistant
: k collector of Queen's taxes
Burton William, miller (wind)
Collinson Thomas, farmer
Cowling Charles, fanner
Fletcher Thomas, farmer
Foster Edward, farmer, Waterton halt
Gelder William, former
Halkon Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Halkon Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Halkon William, farmer
Harrison John, shoe maker
Heaton WiUiam, farmer
Hill Charles, builder
Lord Alfred, grocer
Cades Marshall, blacksmith
residence.' Here is a Yotmg Men's' Improvement Society
with library, and a flonristung branch of the Churcli of
England Temperance Society, of both which the rector is
president and secretdry. The manor house is very ancient,
bat it has been modernized, and is now occupied by Mr.
John Would Parker, farmer. Joseph Montague Livesey
esq. if lord of the manor. The soil is day ; sabsoil, chalk.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. 'Hie
area is 9,097 acres ; rateable value, jf 3,986 ; the population
in 1881 was 347.
Sexton, James Standland.
Post Officx. — ^Mrs. Eliza White, receiver. Letters arrive
from Loath at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at 3.45p.m. The
nearest money order offices are at North Thoresby jc
Fulstow. The nearest telegraph offices are at Louth &
Marsh Chapel
School (mixed), average attendance, 52; Mrs. Elizabeth
Lee, mistress
Railway Station, John Clay, station master
Miller John Henry, whsdwright
Parker John Would, farmer, Manpr.ho
Standland James, sexton k coal mercht
White Thomas Wm. grocer k draper
Wiles George, farmer
Wrisdale Joseph, butcher k farmer
Yonng Men's Improvement Society
(Bev. A. Gedge H.A. president k sec)
are the principal landowners. The soil is rich warp ; sub*
soQ, peat and day. The chief crops are wheat and potatoes.
The area of the entire parish is 3,669 acres ; rateable value,
/7,738 as. ; and of the township I1996 acres ; rateable value,
j^4,i44 las. ; the population in i88t was— of the former,
1,157 ; and of the latter, 628.
Gabthokfk is a township, and will be found under a
separate heading.
Parish Clerk, Richard Robinson.
Post k Money Obdeb Office & Savings Bank. — Thomas
Broadbent, sub-postmaster. Letters throngh Goole arrive
at 10.5 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.15 p.m. summer months, k
a. 45 p.m. winter months, week days only ; the tdegraph
offloe is at Crowle
ImnBANCx AoBNT. — Reliance Mutual, E. Bnrhill
A School board of 5 members was formed in 187a ; Enoch
Pigott, clerk to the board ; William Stothard, attendance
officer
Board Schools, established in 1874, in place of a parish
school built in 1849, for 80 children, at the sole cost of
the Bev. T. H. Lister h.a. & a Wesleyan school built in
1866, by subscription ; the premises unitedly hold 60
children ; average attendance, 40 ; Nathaniel G«orge Fish,
master ; Samuel Tafflnder, assistant master
C&SBIBB. — ^Ridiard Bobinson, to Crowle, tuesday & friday ;
to Doncaster, Saturday ; to GtMle, occasionally
PhiUipson Matthew, farmer
Pigott Enoch, assessor k collector of
Queen's taxes k clerk to the sdiool
board
Poole John, farmer
Bobinson Richard, seedsman
aierbnm Thomas, Blue Bell f.h
S^gsby Peter, farmer
Smith John, farmer
Smith William, farmer
Stothard William, wheelwright k school
attendance officer
Wroot Bobert John, beer retailer
IiTJSFO&D UAOBTA is a parish and village, in the
Mid division of the county, east division of the wapentake
of Wraggoe, parts of Lindsey, Louth union, Market Basen
county court district, rural deanery of Wraggoe, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles eaat from
Market Basen station and 9 west from Louth, situated on
the road from the former to the latter place. The church
of SS. Mary and Peter was rebuilt by subscription : it is of
stone in the Transition style and consists of chancel, nave,
tnuiaepts and turret with i bell and south porch : /'i,ooo
having been left by the Rev. Edward Alington Cooper, a
former rector, as the beginning of a fund for the purpose of
rebuilding : a handsome stained east window iias been
placed in this church by the inhabitants, in memory of a
lormer rector, the Rev. Vf. B. Hastings. The register dates
from the year 1696. The living is a vicarage, consolidated
with the rectory of Lodford Parva, joint gross yearly value
DiMiit Bev. Chariea Underwood v.a,
[vicar] "usoumia. .
Marshall William oommbbcial,
Yoong William, Brooklyn house
Adams Lntfaar, farmer, Thorpe-le-Vala
about ;f 300 with residence, in the alternate gift of Edward
Heneage esq. u.P., l.r. and Miss Boncherett, and held since
1881 by the Bev. Charles Underwood Dasent m.a. of Trinity
College, Cambridge. Miss Boncherett is lady of the manor.
The principal landowners are Edward Heneage esq. ii.f.,d.l.,
J.P. Admiral Edwin Clayton Tennyson-d'Eyncourtc.B. and
W. Angerstein esq. The soil is yellow, rather heavy, mixed
with ffint and chalk ; subsoD, chalk, and in some places
day. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and tnmips.
Tlie area is a,86o acres ; rateable value, j£3,9oi ; the popnla-
tion in 1881 was 390.
Sexton, John Wright.
Letters through Market Basen. The nearest money order
office is Lodford Parva. Binbrook is the nearest telegraph
office
National School, built in 1853 k enlarged 1874, for 150 chil-
dren ; average attendance, 130 ; Arthur Stamp, master
Ailsby William Glover, White Hart f.h
Allwood Robert, farmer
Boome WDliam, tailor
Branaton Bidid. miller (wind It (team)
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[kelly's
Broogh Thomas, gncer & draper, & I Fox Henry, shoe maker
agent for W. k A. Gilbey, 'wiae 1 1 Marshall Christopher, wheelwright
spirit merchants | Robinson Clark, oaker k miller (wind)
Burkinshaw William, farmer i Sandall William, farmer k collector of
Dowse William, lime burner i butcher assessed k income taxes, k registrar
Drakes Joseph, farmer i
LTTSFOHS PABiVA is a village and parish adjoining
Lndtord Magna, and in the Mid division of the coonty,
parts of Lindsey, east division of Wraegoe wapentake.
Loath union, county court district of Market Rasen, rural
deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry nf Stow and diocese of
Lincoln. No part of the church now remains: the inhabi-
tants attend the church at Ludford Magna. The living is a
rectory, conisulidated ivith the vicarage of Lndford Magna,
joint gross yearly value about jfsoo, in the alternate gift of
Edward Heneage esq. ii.p.,j.i>.,d.l. and Miss Bonchcrett, and
held since 1881 by the Rev. Charles Underwood Dasent M. a. of
Trinity College, Oambridge, who resides at Ludford Magna.
Here are Wesleyan and Free Methodist chapels. About a
mile westward of the village is the head of the river Bain.
of births, deaths k marriages (or
Binbrook sub-district
Turner Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Tyson Henry, farmer
Wingate William, farmer, Highfields
COMMERCIAL.
Ashley George, joiner k wheelwright
Brown William, market gardener
Drakes Edward, farmer
Oilbert John, Black Horse p.H
Hopper Joseph, bricklayer
Himt William, shopkeeper
liUSBT is a parish and scattered village, near the Wold
hills, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
east division of the soke of Bolingbroke, Horncastle union
Lammiman Robert, farmer
Maltby Fredk. saddle k harness maker
Osborne John, saddle k harness maker
Parsons Joseph, shopkeeper
Petty George, butcher
Portus John, carrier
Robinson John, farmer
Miss Boucherett is lady of the manor. The principal land-
owners are John Eobinson esq. Simon Bristow esq. Richard
Hall esq. and Edward Henea^ esq. M.P., D.L., t.v. The soil
is stiff clay, mixed with fimt and chalk ; subsoi], chalk.
Tiie chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The
area is 838 acres ; rateable value, ;£'i,35i ; the popnlation
in 1881 was 341.
Post k Mokby Osser Offick k Savings Bank. — Mrs. Emma
Spalding, receiver. Letters arrive bv messenger from
Market Rasen at 8.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 345 p.m. The
nearest telegr^h office is at Binbrook
Casbiers : —
Louth — Portus, Wednesday k Saturday
Market Rassk — Portus, tuesday
Scargill Samuel, bricklayer
Spalding Mr^. Emma, grocer, draper,&
post office
Smith George, blacksmith
Wilson John, boot k shoe maker
Wright James, shopkeeper
Rev. Brackenbury Dickson Bogie b.a. of Trinity College,
Dublin, who resides at Hundleby. There is a small Wesleyan
chapel. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the
and county court district, Spilsby petty sessional division, 1 manor and chief landowners. The soil is loam, sand and
rural deanery of Hill No. a, and archdeaconry and diocese 1 white clay. The chief crops are turnips, barley, seeds and
of Lincoln, 4 miles north-west from Spilsby railway station wheat. The area is 720 acres ; rateable value, Xi,o59 ; the
and 6 east from Horncastle. The church of St. Peter isa
small building of stone in the Norman style, with later inser-
tions, consisting of chancel, nave and a turret contain-
ing I bell : there are north and south doorways, the former
bemg enriched with the chevron ornament ; in the north wall
of the chancel is a curious little key-hole light, and in the south
wall a low side window ; the interior retains a Perpendicniar
screen, and in the chancel i^ a brass, e. 1600, with eight
English rhyming lines, constituting a dialogue between a
de<xased wife and her sun'iving husband. The register
dates from about the year 1691. The living is a rectory,
with the vicarage of Asgarby annexed, yearly value jfaoo,
joint gross value £331 including glebe, in the gift of the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and held since i8a3 by the
Bell Robert, wheelwright
Evison John, farmer I Side farm
ItnTTON (or ScTiON St. Nicholas) is a village and
ecclesiastical, parish formed in 1883 out of Long Sutton,
Southern division of the county, parts of Holland, wapen-
take of Elloe, Holbcach union and county court district,
rural deanery of East Elloe, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 5 miles north-east from Holbeach, and a north
from Long Sutton station. The church of St. Nicholas is
an ancient building of brick and stone, in the Early Deco-
rated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, cleres-
toried nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled western
tower with pinnacles at the angles, and an octagonal spire
159 feet in height and containing 5 bells : the clerestory is
lighted by eight two-light windows on cither side : the mas-
sive and curiously inlaid pulpit, with its canopy, dates from
170a, and is said to liave been erected by the direction of
Dr. Busby ; there is an incised stone, with nearly obliterated
population in 1881 was 96 in the civil, and 193 in the
ecclesiastical. By a Local Government provisional order,
dated December a4th, 1880, and confirmed by the Act 44,
Vict. c. xvii. the Fen Allotment \ras transferred to Stidiforid
parish.
Parish Qerk, Henry Brumby.
Letter Box cleared at 4.15 p.m. Letters through Spilsby,
the nearest money order oltice is at Hagworthingfaam
k telegraph office at Spilsby
National School (mixed), for the parishes of Lusby, Winceby
k Asgarby : it will hold 80 children ; avera^ attendance,
45 ; & is supported by voluntary subscriptions, fees k a
government grant ; Mrs. Betsy Proctor, mistress
March Henry, farmer k grazier. East i Robinson Alfd. farmr. k grazier,Ivy ho
figures, to Anna and Agnes, wives of John Chelton, e. 1400 ; I tiou in 1881 was 770.
between Long Sutton, Sutton St. James, Sutton St.
Edmunds and Lutton for distribution among the poor.
Richard Busby d.d. the celebrated master of West-
minster school, . was bom here,. September aand, i6c6 :
he left a sum of money to be applied to the educa-
tion at Oedney of poor boys belon^uig to Lutton, and
for the erection of the pulpit mentioned above. Some
wealthy London merchants settled here in 1603 to avoid the
plague, Lutton is supposed to be a corruption of Lode
town, from the lodes or drains in the neighbourhood, and
was formerly the chief place in the panah. Harper R.
Jackson esq. is lord of the manor. The principal land-
owners are the Governors of Guy's Hospital, and there are
a few smaller proprietors. The soil is light loam ; subsoil,
silt. The chief crops are wheat, potatoes and other roots.
The area is 3,728 acres ; rateable value, ^£6,398 ; the popola-
another to Thomas Harcrnft, a slab inscribed to the Parke
family, 1668-1731, and other memorials to John Nicholas
1661 ; Joseph Nicholas, 1655, and the Danyell family, 1693
kc. : the staircase to the rood loft remains : in 1859 the
chancel was new roofed, a new south porch and a vestry
erected, the windows restored, and the interior ro-eeated.
The register dates from the year 1538. The living is a
Sexton, James Harrison.
Post Office. — Robert Cumington, receiver. Letters
through Wisbech arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Long
Sutton. Pillar Letter Boxes, Sutton Gowts, cleared
at 6.10 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted; Ghapelbridge,
vicarage, tithe rent-charge /167, gross vearly value TTaoo, I . „^ * ■SoP-"" , . „ „ ^
i_ .^Z^-!.. -. ,L. _. .% .f_ o'!.?-_ -ij, I •..! -!_-.* .0.' • A School Board of 5 members was formed in 187a ; 8. D.
Mossop, clerk to the board ; James Greenham, attendance
in the gift of the vicar of Long Sutton, and held since 1883
by the Rev. John Henry Spokes m.a. of St. John's Col-
lege, Cambridge ; the great tithes belong to T. Kindersley
esq. Here are Primitive, Methodist and Unitarian chapels.
Thomas Blanks, of Sutton St. Edmunds, left land, the rent
of which averages about ;£ao yearly, to be divided equally
Howard Rev. John [Baptist]
Klosz Frederick
Spokes Rev. John Henry [vicar]
COIOIBRCLU,.
Rarwell George, wheelwrwht
Bates Martin, poulterer, Ghapelbridge
Bertie Edward reregriua^ farmer,
Ghapelbridge
Bond William M. farmer, Garnsgate
Brown John William Miller k Thomas
Miller, farmers
Burton John, farmer, Lime walk
Chirke George, farmer
Cooper Thomas, beer retailer. Bank
Cunnington Edward, farmer
Cunnington Heley Thomas, farmer
Cunnington Humphrey, Chequers P.H.
GooU
Canniogton John, carpenter
officer
Board School (mixed),bailt in 1848, at a cost of about £700,
for lao children, with an average attendance of 80 ; John
Henry Fell, master ; Miss Street, assistant mistress
Cunnington Robert, grocer k draper
Cunnington William, baker
Dring Thomas W. farmer. Marsh
Flatl John, miller (wind). Gouts
Folley Richd Kilham, frmr. Lutton ho
Franks Moses, farmer, Garnsgate
Gibbs Thomas, farmer. Little London
Hoyles William, farmer. Marsh
Jackson Richard, blacksmith
Jarvis Harry, farmer, Bank
Digitized by VjUOQIC
DIRECTOHY.j
LINGOLNSHIBE. mablethorfe st. maby. 569
Moyer Stephen Hy. farmer, Bank
Norton WilUam, Cock k Magpie p.h.
k machine owner, Chapelbridge
Searson George, farmer, Sutton road
Saarson John, Plough p.h
Thacker John, beer retailer, Gamsgate
Thompson George, farmer, Marsh
Waite John, farmer
Ward George Edwin, farmer. Marsh
Watson Wifflam, Black Horse p.h
Whiley Enoch, Crispin P.K
Wilding Robert, fanner
Wright William, farmer
Wrout Charles, farmer, Marsh
LXM WODE (or Litrwooc), by MarketJKasen, is a parish
in the Northern division of the count}', south division of
Walshcroft irapentake, parts of JUndsey, Caistor union.
Market Basen connty court district, rural deanery of Walsh-
croft, srdideaconiy of Stow and diocdse of Lincoln, 3 miles
north-east from Wickenby station, 147 from London, a sonth
from Market Rasen station and 12 sonth from Caistor. The
ancient name of this parish was Lynwode, from a fkmily of
Lyndewode or Lynwood, formerly the owners : in modem
times it has been spelt Linwood, but it has been determined
by the principal owners to revert to the orij^inal spelling,
not only us being more correct, but also to distmguish it from
Linwood, in the parish of Blankney. The chnrch of St. Corne-
lius is a handsome stone bmlding,of the Early English, Deco-
rated and Perpendicular periods, consisting of cluncel, with
what appears to have been a chantry on the south side,cleres-
toried nave, aisles, south porch and a western tower with
spire containing 3 bells, a according to founder's mark, bear-
ing daXtX-D. 1500: the chancel, rebnilt in 1854, contains a
double piscina, two fine brasses of the de Lynwode family,
formerly landowners here, the first of ' which is a canopied
brass, with figures of John Lyndewode, wool merchant, 1419,
and AUoe, his wife, with four sons and three daughters,
under smaller canopies ; the other brass represents one of
the sons of this John Lyndewode ; William Lyndewode, one
of the sons, was of Pembroke College, Cambridge d.d. 141 i.
Lord Privy Seal, and in 144a, Bishop of St. David's.
The restoration of the church, completed in 1868, in-
cluded the renewal of the nave roof, the repair of the
clerestorj-, the erection of ""a new chancel arch, and the
general renovation of the exterior : the chantry on the
south side, now used as an organ chamber and vestry, is
divided from the aisle by a wooden screen : a new stained
Conway-Gordon Lieut. -Col. Frands In-
gram D.I., J.p. The Manor
Hddicb Rev. Thos. Peach h.a. [rector]
Bellamy John, farmer
Belton George, farmer
window, excepting the figure of a bishop, which was taken
from an older window, was inserted in the south wall of
the chancel : a stained east window was inserted in 1868 :
a stained window was erected in the north aisle by the
late Captain Conway-Gordon, to the memory of his wife :
there is a reredos of encaustic tiles, by Minton : the
foundations of the south-east corner of the chancel having
given way, the rebuilding of the sonth and east walb
occatne necessary, and at the same time, 1876-7, a new
pointed roof was added, more in harmony with the architec-
ture of the church ; the walls of the chancel were after-
wards stencilled, and otherwise beautified. The chalice
bears date 1797. The register dates from 1630. The
living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;£53(^ includinig 90
acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of Lieut.-
Col. Francis Ingram Conway-Gordon, and held since 1869
by the Rev. Thomas Peach Holdich m.a.. of Balliol Col-
lege, Oxford. There is a school, supported by the lord
of the manor, the rector and parishioners. Lieat.-Col.
Francis Ingram Conway-Gordon is lord of the manor and
chief landowner, and resides in a newly-built manor house.
The remains of the mansion of the Lynwodes are still
visible. The soil is various ; subsoil, clay and sand. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area
is 2,316 acres ; rateable value, ;f9,563 ; the population in
1881 was 184.
Parish Clerk, William Whelpton.
Lbtteh Box cleared at 5 a.m. week days only. Letters
received through Market Rasen, which is the nearest
money order k telegraph office
Parochial School, built in 186a, for 60 children ; average
attendance, aa ; Miss Mary Ann Arnett, mistress
COK KBBCiAL. j Gothorp John, farmer
Holdershaw Cook, fiirmer. The Grange
I Parker Joseph, farmer
XABUBXHOSPS ST. UA&Y, is a parish and vil-
lage, deli^htfnUy situated on the shore of the German Ocean,
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh
division of Calceworth hundred, Lanth union and county
court district, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i, and arch-
deaconr}' and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles north-east from
Alford, 137 from London and 16 east-south-east from Louth.
"Hiere are three large hotels, and many private lodging and
bearding houses, and the place is much frequented in the
season on account of the excellent bathing accommodation it
atForda, the sands being smooth and firm, and of gradual
descent : it is the terminus of the Louth and East Coast
branch of the Great Northern railway. The chnrch of St.
Mary, an ancient building of brick and stone, in the Early
English style, and consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, and a
low embattled tower containing 5 bells : in the church, on
the north side of the chancel, is a tomb within a recses,
from the back of which several kneeling elflgies in brass
have been removed ; near the tomb hangs a broken helmet,
traditionally said to have belonged to one of two earls, who
were both killed in a duel, upon Earls' Bridge, and one of
whom was buried here, and the other at Maltby : there
are brasses to Thomas Fitzwilliam and Elizabeth his wife,
both of whom died in 1403 ; Elizabeth, daughter of George
Fitzwilliam esq. isaa; and to Sir George Fitzwilliam,
kt. 1536: in 1884 the chnrch was reseated with open
benches and newly paved. The register dates from the
year 1650. The living is a rectoi^ with Stain annexed,
Uthe rent-chsrge (Mablethorpe) ^419 (Stain) ^78, joint
gross yearly value ;f700, including 97 acres of glebe at
Stain, in the gift of and held since 1831 by the Rev. Thomas
Lovick Cooper K.a. of Magdalene College, Cambridge, who
is also rector of Empingham, Rutland, where be resides ;
the Rev. Thomas Sharp Smith b.a. of Exeter College,
Bell Edward
Benson Mrs
Moore George
PrHchard Lieut. Emeric J. V. B.N.
[inspecting officer of coastguard]
Smith Rev. Thoa. Sharpe b.a. [curate]
Smith Miss
COmCBBCIAL.
Allett Aon (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Bamber Felix Oswald, lodging house
Bamber Rowland, jon. carpenter
Bamber Rowland, wheelwright k car-
penter
Baocioft Edward, brick maker
Bennett Sarah (Mrs. ), lodging house
Browne William, lodging bouse
Codd Joseph, farmer
Codd William, farmer
Convalescent Home (Rev. F. Prety-
man b.d. sec)
Cooper Joe, farmer
Crowe Edward, beer retailer
Dabb Edward, bricklayer
Dales William, draper
Daubney David, butcher
Dinnis Charles, grocer, provision k
iancy warehouse, k agent for W. k
A. CHlbey, wine k sprit merchant*,
Albion honae
Oxford, is curate in charge. There are Wesleyan and
Primitive Methodist chapels. Mablethorpe Convalescent
Home, built in the year 1870, will hold fifty-four adult and
children patients. The home is supported by voluntary
contributions. The Rev. F. Pretyman b.d. of Great
Carlton rectory, near Louth, is secretary. The devisees of the
late Thomas Alcock esq. are ladies of the manor. Capt.Robert
Charles Vyner and James Paul Badley .William George North,
J. A. Kirk esqrs. and Mr. James Twidale Paul, are the prin-
cipal landowners. The land is principally freehold, and in
the possession of many not liring in the parish. 'The soil
is day and heavy loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat and barley, but a large portion of the parish is rich
grazing land. 'The area is 3,798 acres of land and 1,005 o'
water and foreshore ; rateable value, ;£'6,854, including St.
Peter ; the population in iSSi was 640.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Gooding.
Post, Monsy Obded Offics k Sa%-ings Bank. — William
Lewington, receiver. Letters arrive through Alford at
8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m. k 6.35 p.m. from ist April
to Nov. during spring k summer ; 4 p.m. from Nov.
to April. The telegraph office is at the railway station
Coast Guard Station, Emeric J. V. Pritchard r.n. lieutenant;
William Pollen, chief boatman. A lifeboat called the
" Haywood " was presented in 1883 by Haywood Lonsdale
esq. k is supported by voluntary contributions
National School (mixed), erected with master's residence,
in i8c6, at a cost of about ;^i6o, for 84 children, k has
a full attendance : it is supported by subscriptions ;
Henry Reeler Palmer, master; Mrs. Maria Fslmer,
mistress ; Miss Betsy Teanby, assistant
Railway Station, Joseph Watson, station master
Cabbiib. — Henry Jackson, to Alford, tues. ; to Louth, wed
Dowse Charles, farmer
Dowse Robert, farmer
Drewery Charlotte (Mrs.), lodging ho
Duffin Gibbins, refreshment rooms
Enderby Oregson, Book-in-Hand hotel
k posting house
Evans Frederick Jn. plumber k painter
Forman William, confectionsr
Foster Richard, lodging house
Foster Stephen, lodging house
Fowler Tom, farmer
Gooding James, shoe maker
Gooding Thomas, jobbing gardener, 8c
lodging house
Gray Henry, lodging house j
Digitized by VjUUQlC
StO HABLBTHOBPe ST. MAB7. LINCOLNSHIRE.
[KBLIbT'S
Grantham EdmonS, builder, k tetretih-
ment rooms '
Oray Mark, lodg^np; honae
Qray Stephen, lodgmg honae
Gray Wm. farmer, & lodging home
Haith Thomas, lodgiiig house
Horton George, lo^ng house
Horton James, bricklayer
Hnnter Walter, blacksmith
Jackson Henry, carrier
Kirk Joseph Allenby, landownr. & (rmr
Lan^dge John^ lodging house
Lewmgton William, fancy repository, t
post office
Lunn John, gardener & seedsman
Loath hotel Ss posting honee (Miss
Susanna Day, manageress)
Mablethorpe Brick & Tile Co. (Oeor^
Willovs, manager)
Mablethorpe Gas Go Limited (WUIism
Holdswortfa, sec. ; T. W. Stears, en-
^neer & lessee) ; offioe,4 Derringham
street, Hull
Palmer Henry Heeler, land surveyor
Farrott Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Phillips Thomas, farmer
Raithoy Henry, farmer
Raitbby Richard, farmer
Robinson William, farmer
Seed James & Edward, builders
Semper David, grader '
Sempers Wm.shoe maker, ft lodgbig bo
Shores James, farmer
Smalley Henry, lodging house'
Bpurr Anthony, former. The Hall
Stnbbs 8amuel,carpenter, k lodging ho
Tlionby Sossanah (Mrs.), Eagle hotel
ft posting house
Twidale James, farmer,& lodging house,
k ooal merchant
White Peter, grocer
Wbittaker Kate (Miss), lodging house
Willson David, farmer
Wood Henry, former
HABIiETHOBPE ST. PETKB is a parish in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division
of Calceirorth hundred, LontK union and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles north-east-by-north from
Alford, and is situated on the sea coast, adjoining Mable-
thorpe St. Mary on the north : the nearest railiray stations
are at Mabletliorpe St. Mary and Theddlethorpe, both about
half a mile distant. The church of St. Peter is supposed to
bare been carried away, along with a considerable portion
of the parish, by the encroachments of the sea. The living
is imited with East Theddlethorpe tithe rent-charge
(Mablethorpe) ;^67, joint gross yearly value j^6oo, including
lo acres of glebe at Mablethorpe, m the gift of Baroness
Fowler Tom, farmer | Scamens Thomas,
Willonghby deEresby, and held since 1861 by the Rev. Lewis
Dmmmond Kennedy UJ^ of Christ's College, Cambridge.
The devisees of the late Thomas Alcock esq. are ladies of the
manor. "Hie principal landowners are Capt. Robert Charles
Vyner of Moat House, Ganby, and the trustees of the Rev. J.
Wood. The soil is clay and heavy loam ; subsoil, clay. "Ilje
chief crops are wheat and barley ; but a great portion of the
parish is very rich grazing land. The area is 907 acres of
land and 675 of water ; the population in 188 1 was 29.
Letters through Alford. The neareat money order ^ tele-
graph ofilce is at Mablethorpe St. Mary
The children of this parish attend the school at Mablethorpe
St. Mary
farmer
MALTBT-LE-MARSH is an improving village and
parish, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Wold division bf Calcew<x1^h hundred, union: and county
court district of Louth, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles from North
Alford and north-east Claythorpe stations of the East
Lincolnshire branch of the Great Northern railway^ The
church of All Saints is an ancient building of stone, consist-
ing of chancel, nave, south porch and a massive western
tower, surmounted by four pinnacles and containing a bells :
in the chancel is the efHgy of a knight in full armour with
hands upraised and legs crossed, and traditionally said to
represent one of two earls who were both killed in a duel at
Earls' Bridge, which connects this parish with Mablethorpe :
the other was buried in Mablethorpe church. The register
dates from the year 1644. The uving is a rectory, tithe
rent-charge ;^3oo, gross j'early value ^^345, including 28
acres of ^ebe with residence, in the gift of and held since
1836 b^ the Rev. John AUott b.a. of St. John's College,
Cambridge. Here are Baptist and Wesleyan Methodist
I . •
ch^iels. In 1765, Mrs. Anne BoUe left a farm of upwards
of 70 acres, now reduced by the enclosure to 66 acres, and
let at the present time for ;^o a year, for the education of
the poor children of this parish, with the exception of £a
a year to be given to the poor. Capt. Moore is lord of the
manor in right of his wife. Mr. George Mager, Capt. Moore,
and the ^v. John AUott b.a. rector, are the prindpal
landowners. The soil is heavy loam ; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans, "nie area
is 1,379 acres; rateable value, £1,997; the population in
1 88 1 was 30a,
Parish Clerk, Aaron Wright.
Letter* through Alford, the neareat money order li telegraph -
oiHoe. PiLLiiit Box cleared at 5 p:m. summer, 4 p.m.
winter, week days only
BoUe's Charity School, for 7a children, with an average
attendance of 40 ; a school room with house for the
master k mistress, were erected in 1849 by the rector ;
Cornelius Sinks, master ; Mrs. Sarah Binks, mistress
AUott Rev. John b.a., j.p. [rector]
AUott Rev. Robert b.a. [curate]
Anderson Wm. St. Albans, shopkeeper
Binks Cornelius, land measurer
Bronghton Croft, boot & shoe maker
Brown George, farmer
Brown William, farmer
Chapnaan John, farmer
Cobb John, Turk's Head p h. & farmer
Cook Mathew, farmer
Dring Richard, farmer
Eltham John, farmer. School farm
Farrow Edward, blacksmith
Graves Thomas, shopkeeper
Hanton Edward, farmer
Home William, farmer
Jackson Edward, farmer
Makey John, tailor
Parndl Chapman, mUler (wind)& baker
Phillipa William, farmer
Phillipson Edward, farmer
Reed John, farmer
Reed Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Reed William, butcher
Bobioson WiUiam, farmer
Bewe Jn. Wm. carpenter & wheelwright
St»nes Edward, farmer
Tasker Thomas, Crown p.h
Taylor William, jobbing gardener
Teesdale John, farmer
WakeOeld Robert, landowner k farmer
White George, blacksmith
Woodliife George, farmer
WoodliSe John, farmer
Wright William, shoe maker
JtAXTSTT is a pleasant village, and parish, in the Northern
division of the county. Marsh division of the hundred of
Loath Eske, Louth union and county court district. Loath
Eake and Ludborongh rural deanery No. a, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5} miles east-by-sonth from
Loath station, 3 north-east from Leeboume station, and
abont I mile south from the Grimoldby station, on the
Louth and East Coast railway. The church of St. Mary is
a stone building, of the late Perpendicolar period,erected in
the reign of Henry VII. and consists of clumoel, nave and a
fine embattled western tower with four pinnacles, and con-
taining 4 bells : the pinnacles of the tower were restored
about 1851 ; the merlons, or. upright portions of the
battlements, were also terminated at one time by smaller
pinnacles. The register dates from the year 1679. The
living is a discharged rectory, gross yearly value, from 337
acres of land allotted in lieu of tithes ^^500, net ;if4oo, with
Bristow George
Waite Rev. John Deane B.A. [rector]
Rectory
residence, in the gift of the Rev. Frederick Dickinson HaU
H.A. of Ovston Vicarage, Rutland, and held since 185a by
the Rev. John Deane Waite b.a. of Clare CoUege, Cam-
bridge. The rectory house, built by the present rector, is
a hwidsome structure, in the E^zabeUian style, wl^
beautiful grounds and shrubberies. Here is a Wesleyan
chapel eroded in 1847. The charities are of £33 48. yearly
value, derived from land left by Richard Downraq. The
Rev. John Deane Waite B.A. is the chief landowner. The
soil is loamy ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheati -
barley and oats. - The area is 1,460 acres ; rateable value,
about ^1,694 ; the population in 1881 was 180.
Parish Clerk, Isaac Swinton.
Lbttbb Box cleared at s p.m. Letters through Loatii, the
nearest money order k telegraph office
The school is in the parish of Grimoldby
Cabsieb to Louth. — Isaac Swinton, every wed k sat
COMinQiCIAL,
Atkinson William, fanner
Aysoongh Thomas, farmer
Clough Samuel, farmer.
Acre farm
Fourscore
Dixon John, shopkeeper
Dowse Elsam, farmer
Dyas John, farmer
Gilbert George, farmer k overseer
Gilbert Stovin, farmer
Kirk John, blacksmith
Larder Christopher, farmer
Porter Thomas Chambers, shopkeeper
Robinson Joseph Elijah, farmer
Reetham Bennett, carpenter, boilder tc
wheelwright
Swinton Isuc, carrier
Taylor WiUiam, farm baililf to John
Skelaey esq. The Hall
Trafford Chariea, farmer
WaUer Henry, fftrmer
WaUer James, Plough P.E
Worry John, fanner • - -
Digitized by VjOOQIC
iJbrectoby.]
UNOOLNSHmn
MAItEHAl^^li^fem. 571
HAHTHOSPS is-a (mlOl -and plea«Mi1> village add
eoclesiastical dbtrict, formed in 1849, from Grantham civil
parish, aAd with Little OonerbyfomB a tomuhip : it ia
sitnated in the Southern division of the connty, Grantham
■oke, Spittlegate petty aeasional divieion, ■ pitrtly in the
mnnicipal, and wholly in the Grantham parliamentary
borough, imion and ooonty eourt dletrtet, raral deaMry of
North Ctrantham, and anrndeaooBry and diocese of Lincoln)
about I mile north from Grantham clmrch, on the road to:
LilMxdni The chnrch of St. John the Brangeliat, ebnae-
crated by the Bishop of Lincoln, Ani^ast iTthy 1848, is a
stmetmv of stone, in the Early Decorated ityle, frdm
designs by Mr. G. G. nace,'arebite<]t of Wottitighwn, and
consiatB of chanoel, nave^ sootii pordi, vestry and a tower
with spire about 50 feet high, containing a balls': the
chnrch was erected wholly at the cost of the late Hon. and
Bev. Bichard Cnst, then rector of Belton : his brother, the
late Earl Brownlow, BaTetheeltef for the church, graveyard,
and parsonage, and ouilt the latter ; and both brothers, by
separate benefactions, endowed the living : the spire was
erected by the eight surviving cbildren of the late Lady
Brownlow and her son-in-law, the late-SlrWSliam Middleton
bart. as a memorial of her. The register dates from the
year 1849, all entries of a previous date relating to this
pfcioe ■awl imJnded in the rsgiatefs of'grMrthani. The living'
IS a vicftrage, imited with that of Londonthorpe, joint gross
yearty value /zoo with residence; nt Uie gift of ' Earl
Brownlow, ana held since 1851 by the Bav. Charles Gsrvey
u.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. Earl BtH)wnIow d.l., i.v.
is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The district is
likirted on the north by the blue lias formation, and on the
'south by the oolite. The soil is sand ; subsoil, gravel. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area
of the township is i«aa8 acres, of which Uttle Goneirby
contains 700; rateable value, ;f 13,933, namely, Little
Oonerbyi /io,859, and Manthorpe, ;^3,o64 ; Manthorpe
eccleoBsticu district eontained a population- in 1881 of
343, and Manthorpe-cnm-Little Gonerby township 3,567.
Parish Clerk, William Cook.
Post Oeticb. — Joseph Thorpe, receiver. Letters from
Grantham airrivs at 7 A.m.; depart at £.30 p.m. ; on sun-
days arrive 8 a.m. ; depart 5.20 p.m. Grantham is the
nearest money order k telegraph office
Infant School, erected in 1865, at a cost of ;f 470, for 50
infants, & has an' average attendance of 30 ; it was buut
& is supported by Earl Brownlow ; Hxs. Caroline
Osborne, mistress
Oarvey Bev. Charles m. a. [vicar]
Oaxk Robert, shopkeeper
Clarke Henry, shopkeeper
Cook William, wheelwright
Haddon Eliza (Mrs.), grazier
FUlingham William, farmer; k at
Chrantham
Harris Thomas, farmer
Paoey HeiBTt cowkeepor
Seward Willhim, fanner
Sivers Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Tales William, oowkeeper
Woods George, miller (water), Man-
thorpe mill
Woods Henry, farmer
KAITTOK is a parish, containing the townships of
Manton, Cleatrah and Twiomoos, in the Northern
divisian of the coontT, parts of Lindsey, east division of
the wiqxntake of tbnaiey, Glanford Brigg union, Winterton
petty sessional division, Brigg county court district, rural
deanery of Corringham, archdeaconry of Stow and dioceee
of Uncoln ; Manton is 3^ miles north from Eirton-in-
Lindsey station, and 6 south-west-by-west from Glanford
Brigg, pleasantly sitnated, partly on the Cliff. The church
of St. Hibald, entirely rebuilt in i86z, in the Early Decorated
style, under the direction of Messrs. Hooker and Wheeler,
architects, is an edifice of blue lias limestone, witb bands of
white oolite, and quoins of Ancaster stone, and consists of
chancel and nave, with a tower and spire of elegant pro-
portions, at the south-west angle, containing i bell : there
are some handsome stained windows : the east window was \
placed in memory of George and Sarah Maw by their sons
in 1861, and the south window is also a memorial to I
members of the Maw family : several windows in the nave
by Messrs. Lavers and Barrand were presented by Mr. I
Hnddlestone : the tittings of the chancel are of oak, and some
of the appointments were the special gifts of friends : the
cost of the whole work amounted to nearly £1,300, The
register, including Geatham and Twigmoor, dates from the
year 1678. The Uving is a rectory, tithe rentKjharge £azo,
gross yearly value ,£a8o, including 118 acres of glebe with
residence, in the gift of Maximilian Hammond DaUson esq.
of Greetwell Hall, and Hamptons, Kent, and held since 1870
by the Bev. John Winiield .Hallam. Between Manton and
Soawby there are traces of an ancient encampment, where
coins, spears, and other relics have been found. Maximilian
Hammond Dalison esq. i.P. who resides at Greetwell Hall,
is lord of the manor and thfi sole landowner. The soil is of
a light sandy nature and black peat; subsoil, ironstone.
The crops are wheat, barley, oate and turnips. ' The area
of the entire parish, including the townships of Cleatham
and Twigmoor, is 4,630 acres ; rateable value— ;4f Mantou
j^i,049 los.; the population in 1881 of the township of Manton
was 139 and of the parish 309.
Cl^tbam township is one mile and a half north from
Kirton-in-Lindsey, and a mile south from the village of
Manton. Matthew Maw esq. J.p. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner, and resides at the Hall, a handsome-
mansion, remodelled in 1855, and overlooking a fine tract of
country. The population in 1881 was 114.
TwiQKooR township is 2 two nales north ; the population
in 1881 was 56. ,
Parish Clerk, William WeUs.
Post Offick. — Joseph Elsham, receiver. Letters through
Kirton-in-Lindsey, arrive 9.35; dispatched 4.30. Eirton-
in-Iiindaey is the nearest money order & telegraph office
to Manton k Cleatham, k Brigg the nearest to Twigmoor.
There is also a Letter Box at Manton, closes 4.25 p.m
National Schoc4 (mixed),for 70 children ; average attendance,.
60. Children attending this school are eligible as candi-
dates for exhibition connected with Kirton-in-Lindsey
school, if duly quaUfled ; Miss Annie Gilbert, mistress
Bronyee William, Cleatham hoa:8e
Dalison Maximilian Hammond J. P.
Greetwell hall
Hailam Bev. John Winfield [rector]
Maw Matthew j.p. Cleatham hall
Brumby Frederick, shopkeeper
Bmnyee William, farmer k landowner,
ClKitham house
Denton Bobert, farmer, Twigmoor
Emarson Joseph, farmer
EUis Thomas, farm bailiff to Matthew
Maw esq. J.P
Fox. Frederick, farmer
Massey Joseph, farmer, Twigmoor
Neave George, farmer, Twigmoor
IK A nxjlf A TW-T.'B'.«'B''li! V is a parish and pleasant village,
in the Mid division of the coimty, parts of Lindsey, Horn-
castle soke, union, petty sessional division, and county
court district, Gartree rural deanery, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Ijncoln, 6| miles east-north-east from Tatter-
shall station, 6 south from Homcastle and 13 north from
Boston. Part of this parish is included in Wildmoor ecclesi-
astical parish. The church of St. Helen, thoroughly restored
and re-seated in 1873, >' ^ building of oolite, in the Late
Decorated style consisting of chanoel, nave, aisles, south porch,
and a buttressed tower with four panelled and crocketed
pinnacles, containing 3 bells : the stained east window and
reredos were the gift of the late Chas. J. Corbett esq.of Imber
Court, Surrey. The register dates from the year ' 1558.
The living is a rectory, tithe rent-chsrve .^10, gross yearly
vtiue jf43o, including 307 acres of glebe with residence, in
the gift of the Bishmi of Manchester, apd held since 1855 by
the Bev. William Sharp b.a. of Magdalene College, Ckm-
bridge. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists
etuiftU here. The inhabitants are intitled to the benefits of
Benaby almshouses. There is a navigable drain from the
Witbam to New BoUngbroke and Boston, near the village.
James Banks Stanhope esq, D.Uf '.P. of Bevesby, is lord
of the manor and the principal landowner ; but there are s
great number of small freeholders. The soil is sandy loam ;
subsoil, gravel and white clay. The chief crops are wheat,
bartey, oats, turnips and potatoes. The area is i,877A.
3B. ISP. ; rateable value, ^^3,403 : the population in- 1881
was 7j6.
Pansh Clerk, Joseph Johnson.
Post, Money Order & Telboraph Office & Savings
Bank. — Benjamin Eanshaw Chapman, receiver. Letters
arrive by mail cart from Boston at 7.15 a.m. ; diJ^tched
at 6 p.m
National Endowed School, erected in 1840 k enlarged in
1880 by James Banks Stanhope esq. of Bevesby Abbey,
fpr 140 children ; average attendtmce, 76 : the school has
several endowments in land, one of which was given in
1849, by the Ven. William Goodenough, archdeacon of
(>irlisle> a former rector of this parish ; Miss Esther Fal-
kinder, mistress
Caebibrs. — Charles Coupland to Horncastle on Saturday ;
Edward Sarjantson, to Homcastle on Wednesday k Satur-
day; Frank Major k John Evison, to Boston, Wednesday ;
to Eoruoostle, Saturday ; J[ohn Evison, to Spilsby, monday
Blink B«v. Henry Simpson t.a.K/C.l.-
Hobday B«v. William [curate]
Sharp Bev.
Bactory
Wittum - BbA. [reotor], 1
COMHEBCIAL.
. Atkin John, farmer
- t'Beecbing 8s Gooae, engineers
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572 MAKEHAM-LE-FEN.
Bell Charles, Woodman's Best p.h
Bellamy Edward Moore, fanner
Bemrose George, hawker
Bontoft Seymour William, Foresters'
Armsp.u. batcher & farmer
Brackenbur)' John, farmer
Bmmmitt Robert, farmer
Cabom George, saddler
Chapman Benjamin Ranshaw k Son,
grocers & drapers (wholesale & retail).
Post office
Chapman Geo. farmer, Marehamgate
Chapman Joshua Ranshaw, farmer &
surveyor
Chatterton Anthony Garlick, miller
(wind) & baker
Codd Richard, tailor k grocer
Coney Stephenson Chambers, farmer
Conpland Charles, shoe maker
LINCOLNSHIRE:
Crook James William, baker & grocer
Dawson John, beer retailer
Effield Jsph. bricklayer k mrkt. gardnr
Ellwood Arthnr, farmer
Gilliatt Charles, fanner. Rectory farm
Hodgson James, fanner
Hodgson Robert, jon. farmer
Jacluon Thomas, farmer
Johnson James, farmer
Johnson John, hawker k shopkeeper
Keal John, carpenter k wheelwright
Eiroe Titus, cake k seed merchant
Leggate Samuel, beer retailer, Moor-
hoose bridge
Milleon John, boot ma. Ic vestry clerk
Padley Charles, farmer, The Grange
Padley John, shoe maker
Padley Thomas, shoe maker
Prestwood John, butcher
[KELLY'S
Prestwood Thomas, wood dealer k
hurdle maker
Ranshaw Robert, wood turner
Rboades John, farmer
Roberta William, farmer
Robinaon Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Shwp Ricbud, wood dealer
Smith Jolm, beer retailer
Spring Henry, tailor
Steonett Elijah, Royal Oak p.h. k farmr
Thorpe William, carpenter
Watkms Frederick, veterinary surgeon
Wilkinson Thomas, butcher
WinnMoeeSiShopkeeper k wheelwright.
Moor houses
Wray John, school attendance ofHcer k
farmer
Wrightson John, fanner
MAjEUBHAK-OIT-THE-HIIX is a parish, in the Mid . esq. of Stoke Rochford, in this county, who is lord of the
division of the county, parte of Lindse^, union, petty ses'
sional division, soke and county court district of Homcastle,
rural deanery of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lmcoln, 2 miles south-east from Homcastle.
The church of All Saints is a small and very plain edifice, of
local green sandstone, and consists of chancel and nave, and
a turret containing i bell : daring the repairing the church
in 1804, two nobles of Edward IV. two angels of Henry VII.
and several silver coins in a leather purse were found in the
wall. The register dates from 1713. The living is a
vicarage, consolidated with that of High Toynton, joint
gross yearly value ^^160, in the gift of the Bishop of Man-
cheater, and held smce 1867 by the Rev. Thomas Sneyd
Hughes of St. Bees, who resides at High Toynton. Here is ,
a Wesleyan chapel, rebuilt in 1853. Christopher Tumor I
Hurdman Joseph Empringham
COMHEBCUL,
Colton Mumby, farmer
Hoult Henry, wheelwright
TWATB.IT'RV is a small village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of
Calccworth hundred, Spilsby union and county court
district, Calceworth rural deanerj- No. 3, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-east from Alford
station. The church of St. Peter is an ancient brick and
stone building, consisting of chancel and nave, covered with
a thatched roof, and a small turret containing i bell. The
register dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicar^e,
consolidated with the rectory of Hannah-cum-Hagnaby,
joint net yearly value, from 119 acres of glebe ;f38o with
residence, in the alt of Charles Langton Massingberd esq.
J.p. of Onnby Hiul, and the Rev. E. H. Edman X.A. rector
of Thornton le-Moor, near Gaistor, Lincolnshire, alternately,
and held since 1881 ^ the Rev. Arthur Smyth M.A., ll.b.
of Trinity- Coll«ge, Dublin. Here is a Wnleyan chapeL
The charities amount to about £1 is. yearly. Here was
Smyth Rev. Arthur m.a., ll.b. [vicar]
Barnes George, shopkeeper
Bugwell Charles, farmer
UABKET SSSPIirG is a small, well-built market
town, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Eesteren, Ness wapentake. Bourn union and county court
district, Ness rural deanery, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 90 miles from London, 7 east-by-north from
Stamford, 9 north from Peterborough, 13 south-west from
Spalding and 7 south from Bourn. The Great Northern
main line has a station at Tallington, 3 miles west, and the
loop line at Deeping St. James about 3! miles east of the
town : it is situated on the river Welland, which divides the
counties of Lincoln and Northampton, and is crossed by a
stone bridge of three arches, at the south-east part of the
town. The town is lifted with gas. The church of St.
Onthlac, built or rebmlt in the thirteenth century, is an
ancient fabric, in the Early English and Perpendicular styles,
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, porch and a massive
tower containing a fine peal of 6 bells : the north arcade has
semicircular arches, those on the south side being pointed :
the greater part of the church is of the Perpendicular
peri(^ but the nave and doorway of the porch are Early
English : the east wall of the chancel hu richly carved
brackets with canopies above, and on the south side are
three sedilia and a piscina ; there is also an aumbry, a low-
aide window, barred with iron, and two monumental slabs
with Horiated crosses, of the fourteenth century : at the
east end of the south aisle is another piscina and aumbry.
The register dates from the year 1709. The living is a
rectory, gross yearly ralne from 370 acres of glebe some-
what over ;^6oQ, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
hdd since 1880 by the Very Bev. William Wathen Howard
MJk. of Trinity College, Cambridge, Dean of SUmford.
and Richard Ward esq. are the principal land-
owners. Tlie soil is light clay and sandy loam ; subsoil,
white clay. The chief crops are turnips, seeds, barley and
wheat. The area is i,3ii acres; rateable value, jfi,39i;
the population in 1881 was 153. By the Act 44, Vict. c.
xrii. the Fen allotment was transported to the new parish
of Wildmore.
Parish Clerk, James Marshall
Lbtteb Box cleared at la noon. Letters by foot post
through Homcastle, which is also the nearest money
order k telegraph office
National School, erected by anbscription, with residence for
mistress, in 1874; it will hold 67 children ; average attend-
ance, 41 ; Hias Sarah Jane Smithson
Hurdman Joseph Empringham, farmer Stamper William, licensed hawker
k landowner Todd Henry, farmer
Nnndy William, farmer Wingate Brown, farmer
Sorfleet Edwd. blacksmith k shopkeepr
formerly a priory for Black or Austin Canons, founded by
Ralph Fita-Gabert before the fifth King John (1303-4^, but
no vestiges of it now remain : at the Dissolution it was
valued at ^^130 net. Charles Langton Massingberd esq. J.P.
of Gunby Park, Burgh, is lord of the manor and princ^l
landowner. The sou is heavy loam; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, beans and barley. The area is 647A.
OS. 4?. ; rateable value, ;f 880 ; the popnlation in 1881 was
118.
Parish Clerk, G«orge Andrew Sellars.
tictters through Alford, the nearest money order k tele-
graph office. Box cleared at 5.55 p.m. in summer k
4.55 p.m. in winter, week days only
This place is included in Hannah-cum-Hagnaby United
District School Board, formed in 1877; the children
attend the Board school at Hannah
Graves Mark, farmer I Speed Robert, farmer
Jackson George, carpenter I White Walter, blacksmith
Kirkham Charles, farmer I Winter Tom, wheelwright
The rectory honiw, close to the church, is a handsome build-
ing, a considerable portion of which is the remains of an
ancient priory, bnilt by the monks of Croyland in the
fourteenth century, the remainder being of modern con-
struction. Here are Wnleyan, Primitive Methodist and
Congregational chapels. The Town Hall is a stone building,
erected in 1839. The late Miss Mary Ann Scotney gave hy
her will the several sums of jf 600, £a, 100 and Z^ to
trustees, to be applied by them in founding, establishing
and endowing six almhouses for the reception of six
Protestant unmarried women, or widows without familiea,
to be chosen by the trustees; three to be residents
of Market Deepinp;, one within the parish of Deeping
St. James, one within the parish of Thomhangh and
the other within the parish of Werrington : the aim*
houses, erected in 1876, occupy a site in Church street,
which the testatrix had conveyed to her trustees in her life-
time, and they are occupied subject to the rules and ref-
lations laid down in her will ; they are of stone, forming
three sides of a square : there is attached a spadous wash-
house for the common use of the inmates ; each inmate
receives 4s. per week, the use of one home and a bedstead,
and garden. Here are breweries, maltings, distUIery and
com mill. Annual fairs used to be held on October loth, the
second Wednesday after old May-da^, the last Wednesday
in July and the two feasts or statutes m May and November.
The market day is Wednesday, but there is a very limited
business transacted. In common with most parts of the fen
district, the country around has shared the beneficial effects
of the operation of draining, and large tracts of land, pre-
viously marsh, have been roclaimed and successfully cnlti-
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LINGOLNSHIBE.
MARKET DEEPING. 573
Tsted. The manor originaUy belonged to the andent family
of Wake, and by the marriage of Margaret, sister and
heiress of Thomas Wake, to Edmund of Woodstock, Earl of
Kent, whose daughter Joan' "The Fair Maid of Kent,"
wedded the Black Prince, it eventually came to the Crown.
The manorial rights appertaining to tne extensive manor of
East and West Deeping have b^n sold by the Crown for
;^i8,400, since which a great part of the manor has been
enfranchised. There are three other manors viz. : Deeping
(late Wake's), Dean's and Uffington ; Miss Sophia Peacock
is lady of the two former manors, and the Earl of Lindsey
is lord of Ufiington manor. Courts leet and bam and view
of frank-pledge are held for the manors of East and West
Deeping. The principal landowners are Myhill Bonghton
Addy esq. William Holland esq. j.p. and Mr. J. Gcodale.
The area is 1,449 acres ; rateable valne, jf4,33i ; the popa-
lation in 1881 was 1,312.
Deputy Parish Clerk, Broom Davis.
Post, Monet Obdeb & Teleobapb Office, Savings Bank
j[ Annuity k Insurance Of&ce. — Jabez Charles Shelton,
postmaster. Market place. Lietters through Peterborough,
& from Bourn & all parts, at 7 a.m. & from London &
the South generally at 13.30 p.m. ; dispatched to London,
Peterborough k all parts at 845 p.m. k Boom at 9 p.m
IKSUKAHCE AOEKTS : —
I^rovident Life, Sharpe k Son, High street
Phoenix Fire, Maurice Brown, Peterborough
Son, G. Shillaker, jun. Church street
Pdbuc EsTABUSHMEirra : —
Comity Police Station, Market pi. Thos. Fawson, inspector
Engine House, Town hall
loluid Revenue Office, New inn. Market place, George
Campbell, officer
Town Hall, Market place
Public Oiticbbs: —
Clerks to the Trustees of the Fifth k Sixth Districts of
Deeping Fen Drainage, Bonner k Calthrop, Spalding
PRIVATE BESIDENTS.
Addy Myhill Boughton, Towngate
Allison Miss, Church street
Bellingham Mrs. Stamford road
Bonham Miss, Church street
Cole Thomas, Church street
Deacon William Beedzler, Church st
Holland Miss, Stamford road
Holland Mrs. John, High street
Holland William j.p. Church street
Howard Very Rev. Wm. Wathen m.a.
[Dean of Stamford] .Rectory, Chrch. st
Kdly James, Market place
Markwell Mrs. Market place
Matkins Mrs. Bridge street
Mincher Rev. Samuel [Primitive
Methodist]
MoleceyJohnMoleceyTwigg,Stamiord rd
Motterara Joseph, High street
¥»ge Wiltiam, High street
Peak Mrs. High street
Perkins Henr}', High street
Perkins John, Towngate
Sharpe Misses, Church street
Sharpe Samuel Bates, The Park
Sharpe Samuel Johnson, Market place
Shillaker George, High street
Shillaker Miss, High street
Shillaker Mrs. B. T. Church street
Shillaker Mrs. Elizabeth, High street
Stafford Thomas Edward, Sibrket place
Stapleton Mrs. Church street
Thompson Mrs. High street
Thorpe Miss, Stamford road
Tryon Rev. Frederick [Particular
Baptist], Market place
Vergette George Goodale, Towngate ho
Wara Mrs. Church street
Wyles Mrs. Market place
COMMKBCIAI..
Addy Myhill Bonghton, farmer k land-
owner, Towngate
Algar William, fruiterer, nurseryman fe
seedsman. Church street
Anniss John Thomas, surveyor of high-
ways, Towngate
Barber John, carpenter. High street
Bbnd John, butcher. High street
Bluff Mary (Mrs.), coal merctont k
beer retailer. Church street
Boyall Leonard, mason, Chnrdi street
Brooe Artbnr, insurance agent
Burgess John, brazier, tinman k cooper,
High street
Buzzard James, surveyor fcc. Market pi
Buzzard Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker.
Market place
Campbell George,iiiland revenue ofScer,
High street
Catling John, shopkeeper k general
dealer, Halfleet
Cave John, farm bailiff to George G.
Vergette esq. Halfleet
Ceale^ William, jeweller. Market place
Chanty Samuel, tailor, Stamford rood
Chesterfleld John, cabinet maker k
upholsterer. High street
Churchman Joseph Norton k Son,
tailors, drapers k outfitters, High st
Clarke Jesse, tailor. High street
Clifton James Stredder, hair dresser,&
fancy repository, Chnrch street
Clough John, White Horse oommeroial
hotel k posting house, Chnrch street
Cole Sarah Ann (Miss), milliner k dress
maker. Church street
Cole John, gardener, Halfleet
Conington William, relieving officer.
Deeping district, k registrar of births
k deaths. Deeping snb-district,
Chnrch street
Deacon William Beedzler, surgeon,
medical officer k public vaccinator.
Deeping district. Bourn union k
Deeping St. Nicholas district, Spald-
ing nnion, Chnrch street
DixonElijah,plumber&elazier,Charch st
Faulkner William, Bull inn. Market pi
Flack Mary Ann k Elizabeth (Misses),
ladies' seminary, High street
Francis Alfred (exors. of), grocers &
tallow chandlers. Market place
Franks George, butcher. High street
Franks Mary (Miss), ladies' school.
Market place
Freeman Joseph, George p.h. Halfleet
Gilbert William, ooal ^ler, Towngate
Girling William Hatley, draper k
grocer, k agent for W. k A. Uilbey,
wine k spirit merchants, Market pi
Gray Henry, blacksmith, Towngate
Gray William, beer retailer, Bria^ st
Gretafield Elijah, agricultural imple-
ment maker k ironfounder, Halfleet
Halford Edward,beer retaiIer,Church st
Hardwick Espin John, tailor, draper k
outfitter. Market place
Bare John, beer retailer, The Common
Clerks to the Market Deeping Association for the Prosecu-
tion of Felons, Sharpe k Son, High street
Inland Revenue Officer, George Campbell, High street
Collector of Rates k Taxes, John George Medcalf, High st
Medical Officer k Public Vaccinator Deeping District,
Bonm Onion k Deeping St. Nicholas District, Spalding
Union, William Beedzler Deacon, Chnrch street
Receivers of the Deeping Fen Drainage Rates & VVelland
Tax, Fifth k Sixth Districts, SharjM k Son, High street
Registrar of Births k Deaths, Deeping Sub-District, Wm.
Conington, Church street
Relieving Officer, Deeping District, William Conington,
Church street
Surveyor of Highways, Jolm Thomas Anniss, Towngate
Town Crier, Joseph Odam, High street
Places of Wobship, with times of services : —
Church, Very Rev. William Wathen Howard m.a. rector ;
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. : daily, 10 a.m
Congregational
Primitive Methodist, Rev. Saml.Mincher,minister; 11 a.m.
&6p.m
Wesleyan, various ministers ; 11 B.m. k 6 p.m
Schools j —
Endowed (boys). Church street, supported by an endow-
ment of about i^iio yearly, derived from land : Charles
Edward Lilley Wright, master
Green (girls k infants), built in 185 1, from funds be-
queathed by Mrs. Mary Wensor, daughter of George k
Sarah Allison ; it will hold 140 children ; average attend-
ance, 7a ; k is supported by voluntary subscriptions ;
Miss Mary Butcher, girls' mistress; Miss Parthina
Johnson, infants' mistress
CABBiEBS.^fohn Smith, from Towngat« to Peterborough,
wed. k sat. B a.m. ; to Spalding, tnes. 7 a.m. ; tn Stam-
ford, fri. 8 a.m. ; John Baines (of James Deeping), Stam-
ford, fri. ; Walling, passes through from Langtoft to
Spalding, tues. ; k Peterborough, sat. ; Stamford, fri. —
aU returning same days
Hare Wm. Daniel, flshmonger.Chnrch st
Hardy Emma (Mrs.), Black Horse p.h.
Church street
Harrison Robert, plumber, painter k
ironmonger. High street
Hawkins William Henry, hair dresser
k shopkeeper. Market place
Holland Freak, shopkeeper, Towngate
Holland Henry, cowkeeper
Holland James, tailor, draper & grocer,
Halfleet
Holland William, landowner, farmer k
distiller. Church street
Ingman Geo. joiner& builder, Church st
Jibb Jane (Mrs.), haberdasher ke.
Church street
Johnson Frank Harold, New inn com-
mercial hotel k posting bouse,& horse
dealer, Market place
Large Thomas, gardener kc. Church st
Lawson Lewis, uddler kc. Chnrch st
Lenton Robert, furniture dlr. High st
Linnell George, chemist & druggist &c.
Market place
tiarket Deeping Gas Light & Coke Co.
Limited ^Sl. B. Sharpe, sec ),High st
Marston John Taylor, brewer, maltster
k spirit merchant. Market place
Medcalf John George, auctioneer, k
collector of rates k taxes. High street
Mee James, butcher, Towngate
Merby Thos. marine store ulr. Halfleet
Milburn John, butcher, Halfleet
Mitchell John, shoe maker. Church st
Neal Edn-ard, carpenter, High street
Needham James, com merchant, malt-
ster kc. Stamford road
NewbonEdward,marketgrdnr. Halfleet
Odam Joseph, town crier & bill poster.
High street
Peasgood Joseph, baker, grocer & pro-
vision factor. High street
Flowright Ann Maria (Miss), dress
maker, Halfleet
Plowrigbt Emma (Miss), straw bonnet
maker, Halfleet
Plowrigbt John, butcher, Towngate
Plowrigbt Joseph, plumber k painter,
Stamford road
Plowrigbt Michael, slater, Halfleet
Pridmoie Alice (Mrs.), King's Head,
Market place
Roberts Edward, Oddfellows' Arms p.h.
Halfleet
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. Saed Smmk (Km.), dnwiBft. Hm^ at
Bom ffichd. orapeijnmtfttter, Bri^e st
Budkia WiUiam, oovkeeper, HaUaet
Bunciinan Thomas it.B.c.T.8.Tet«rinary
sargeon, Chorch street
Sanderson Joseph, boot 91a. Church st
Searle Samuel, boot maker, High street.
Sharp John Michael, Wheatsheaf p.h.
& carpenter 4c\rheelwright,Tovngata
Sharpe s, Son, solicitors, .High street
Sharpe Samuel Bates (firm, Sharpe &
Son), solicitor, k secretary to Market
Deeping Gas Co. High street
Sharpe Samuel Johnaan (firm; Sharpe
& Son), solicitor, commissioner m
Supreme Court of Judicature & per-
petual commissioner for taking ac-
knowledgments of deeds by married
women. High street
Shelton jabez Charles, bookseller ft
stationer, Post office, Market place
Shillaker George, farmer. High street
ICASKET RASEX is a market town, railway station
and parish, head of a county court district, poUing-plaoe for
the Northern divisioD of the county, in the south diTision of
the wapentake of Walshcroft, parts of Lindsey, Caistor
union, rural deaoery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 150} miles from London, 15 north-
east from Lincoln, 15 west from Louth, ao west from Gains-
borough, a I south-west from Great Grimsby and 9 south
^ from Caistor. The town consists principally of one long
street, on the road leading from Loath to Gainsborough,
intersected at right angles by smaller ones. The Manctwa-
ter, Sheffield and Lineolnahire raOway, Lincoln ai;id Hull line,
crosses the main street ; the station is on the south side of
the town. The town is goTemed by a local board of nine
members. The Market Rasen Water Works Company was
incorporated by Act of Parliament 29th June, 1873; *''«
water, derived from springs at the foot of Bally hill, in the
parish of Tealby, a distance of 5I miles, is conveyed thence
through iron pipes. No pumping is required, as the
pressure of the water from tne higher level (about 380 feet)
forces it to a greater height than any building in the town :
the water is pure and soft, and is perfectly fit for use with-
out any filtration : the total cost of the works has been about
^7,500. The town is lighted with ^as. The church of St.
Thomas is a building of stone, in the Early English and
Deairated styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave,
aisles, south porch, organ chamber and vestry, fonfiing a
kind of transept, and a western tower, now in course of
restoration, containing 6 bells : built into the west end of
the south aisle is a sculptured tablet, representing the Fall
of Man, with a legend, now almost illegible, but probably a
Latin quotation of i Cor. xv. aa : the church was partially
restored about 1863, when the nave was almost wholly re-
built, the organ chamber and vestry erected, the tower arch
opened, new roofs fixed and the interior refitted : a new
organ was introduced in 1889, and a lectern ^ven in me-
mory of the Rev. Samuel Allen Windle, a former ricar : the
stained east window is a memorial to the kte Thomas
Rhodes : the church plate dates from 1630. The register
dates from the year 1561. The living is a vicarage, tithe
rent-charge /a7, gross yearly value ;f63a, including 99
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord
Chancellor, and held since 1880 by the Rev. Hely Hutchin-
son Augustas Smith m.a. of Worcester College, Oxford. A
very peculiar custom exists here of the vicar receiving a
commutation in lieu of the tithe on all ale sold in the town.
The Catholic Church, dedicated to the Hnly Rood, was built
in 1834, and is an edifice of brick, enlarged in 1869 by
adding aisles and tower with i bell, at a oost of /a, 500,
raised by subscription : there are several stained windows,
two of which are memorials to the late Mrs. Drakes, of Tor-
rington and the late Rev. Algernon Moore : adjoining this
church is the priest's house, and near to it a school for
children. There is a Wesleyan chapel, erected at a
cost of upwards of /4,ooo, and also Free Methodist
and Primitive Methodist chapels. The cemetery, on
the east side of the town, is i^ acres in extent, and has
a mortuary chapel, ereeted in 1855 : it was opened
. Official Xstabliahments,
Post, Monbt Orskb & TstEOBAFH Offick, Savings Bank
& Annuity jc Insurance Office.^^Wil]iam Cocking, poet-
master. Market place. First arrival from all parts at
6.19 a,m. ; deliver}' begins at 7 a.m. ; Second arrival from
London, Lincoln, Ea^m Jk Southern Counties at 1.30
p.m. ; delirsry begins at x.40 p.itu Boa ekisea at 6.15
t>.m. ft extra stonp most be affixed up to 6.30 p.ra
PiLtAa Lbitbb Bqx.. Qneeij street ; Jl^tters collected at 6,Jo
p.m. ; Sundays, collected at J.45|).mi ... _..,./ ... ..,
aUbkff Qmm^ jm-: »»»i&-*f^Jgtric*— n f*nma itba.), saddler ichar
grocer k outfitter. Church street
Shillaker William, baker, ■ Church st,
Smith Albert Perkins, da&ler,TowDgate
Smith George, boys' boarding k day
school. Church sloeet
Smith Geo. grdnr. k poulterer, Haldaet
Smith Jane (Mrs.), girls' boarding k
day school. Church street .
Smith John, carrier, Hish street
Smith Wm. watch ma. &iwllr. Market pi
Sneath John PowdereU, blacksmith,
Church street
Snow George, wheelwright & carpenter.
High street
Stafford ThomasEdwd.surgeon l.b.c.p.
Bdin. Market place
Stanger Joseph, millwright, machinist,
brass founder kc. Market place
Stapleton George, wine k spirit mer-
diant. Church street
Stimson Fredk. mason 8c bldr. Church st
neas maker, Clnreh street
Swift Frederick, manager to W. Hol-
land esq. I. p. Church straet' .
Tales Matthew, Wheel inii,Stam{ordtd
Thisleton Thomas, farmer, Towngate
ThorpeJohn,nuUer( water ),Stamford rd
Torey Swift, b'censed to let horse k
trap for hire. High street -
True Badiel (Mrs.), shpkpr. Towngrte
True Sarah (Mrs.), butcher. Church st
Vergette George Goodale, burmer ft
grazier, Towngate house
Waters Philip, Ited.Ijon p.h. ft market
gardener. High street
Waters Wm. hawker ft shpkpr. High st
Webb Henry, beer retailer k black-
smith, Towngate
Wyles Edward, gamekeeper to W. Hol-
land esq. J.P
Yarrow Emma Bell (Mrs.), fancy re-
pository. High street
on February ist, 1855, having cost ;£456, and is imder
the control of a burial board of 9 members. The de Aston
school, situated on the Willingham road, is an endowed
Grammar school, erected in i863,from designs by Mr.Jamee
Fowler, architect, of Louth, at a cost of ;^S,6oo, under the
patronage of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln ; there are at
present 40 boy8,abont 16 of whom are boarders ; Rev. Arthur
Temperley v.A.of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, is head
master ; the income amounts to Z413 y^i'lyi derived from
land at Hemswell, left in 1501 by 'Thomas de Aston : the
school is managed by a body of 15 governors ; chairman,
the Very Rev. the Dean of Lincoln. The Com Exchange
and Temperance Hall, both in Queen street, and the Market
Hall, standing on church property on the west side of the
Market place, are all available for public meetings, concerts
&c. Here is also a County Police Station. An hospital was
founded here in i6ia by Sir Georpe St. Poll, of Snarford,
for the maintenance of eight indigent men, of Avhom five
reside in the hospital : for this purpose he bequeathed ;f aoo
for the erection of buildings, and also a sum of £zao ex-
pended in the purchase of land at Tealby : his widow was also
a considerable oenefactor both to this hospital and to the poor
of Market Rasen, and left ;f ao for three ministers : the in-
come of the hospital is now derived from a charge of £^o
on the estate of E. R. C. Cust esq. at Faldingworth, and from
a charge of £7 4s. on the estate of the Charterhouse
governors, at Bnslingthorpe : these charities were left to be
distributed at the discretion of the trustees : the inmates of
the hospital receive £5 9s. yearly, and the three non-
residents /4 IIS. yeariy, and a gratuity at Christmas of
coals and dothes : the trustees are the vicar of this parish,
the rector of Faldingworth and the master of the endowed
school. Some Catholic almshouses were erected in 1841,
pursuant to the will of David Young esq. of West Bosen,
who died in 183a, and who bequeatbra them an endowment
of ;^ao yearly : the almshouses are for three iniftates, each
of whom lives rent free, and receives a donation of £ao
yearly. There are also several minor charities, producing £$0
yearly, which is dispensed in sums of as. m. each to the
poor, by the vicar, churchwardens and overseers. The
Market Rasen Dispensary, established in 1856, and the
Cottage Hospital, m Dear street, founded in 1869, are in-
tended for the relief of the industrious poor : the hospital
holds six patients, each of whom has to pay a small snm
weekly : tne yearly average of in-jntients is about ao ; out-
patients, 330. The market, on Tuesday, for com and pro-
visions is well frequented, and there are cattle markets
every other Tuesday; yearly fairs; for cattle, sheep and
horsee, are held on the 4th Tuesday in Lent and on S^
temberzsth. The races are held yearly, the first Monday
after September asth. A steeplechase meeting is held here
annnally early in the spring. 'There arc three bank agencies
and two breweries. Lient.-Col. Francis Ingram Conway-
Gordon D.t., i.p. is lord of the manor, 'flie area is 943
acres; rateable value, .1^9,515; the population in 1881 was
3,613.
Parish Clerk, George Shaw.
Itocal Inatitutions Ac.
COUKTY MABISTBATBSfOH MaKKSI HABWS PRTY SxaBKifU.
DITI8IOK.
Andrews Bey. Samuel Wright m.a. Rectory, Claxby,
Market Rasen
Brewster Rev, Herbert Charles B.A. Bectory.South .Kelsey,
Caistor ,. . . 1
Cooper Rev. William Waldo h.a. Rectory, W^l R^aian,
Market Rasen
Maule Bev^.Geoiigf U.A. Rectory, Thoreswar, QsfiitoT, ..
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Yosgtg Jdm Joaepii e«q. C9ai:br ball, Hazkat Baaen
Clerk to tha MagiBtratas, Arthur Axxgustas Padley,
Mill street . .
Petty Sessions are held at the Police, station arery ist Is 3rd
monday, at 11 a.in
List of places in the Petty Sessional Division of Market
Baaen I — Binbrook,. Boslin^horpe, CU^y^ Croxby,
Faldingworth, FHmthoi^ Holton-)e-Moor, Kingerby,
Eirbr-cnm-Ossodby, Linirood, Newton->by-Toft, Mor-
manby-le-Wola, North Overab^, South Owersby, North
Willingham, Market Rasen, Middle Basan, Soat$ Kelsey,
Stainton-le-Vale, Tealby, Thoreairsy, Thorganby, Thorn-
ton-le-Moor, -Toft-by-Newtoo, Usselby, Walasby, Wast
Basan
liOCAL BoABD.
Office, Mill street.
Board day, ist thursday in the uumtb at 10 a.m
Clerks, Page k Padley, Mill street
Treasurer, Thomas Michael Bicbardson, Market place
Medical Officer of Health, Bdwin William Barton L.it.C.P.
umd. Searle lodge
Sorreyor, In«>ector of lloisances & Collector, William
Marshall, Waterloo street
Iksdbancs Aobnts: —
British Cmpfre Mutual Life, D. Hannath, jon
Imperial Fire, Page k Padley
Xorthem Assurance, G. S. Taylor, Co-operative stores
Norwich Union Fire, T. H. WhittWhwn, Queen street
Pbcanix Fire k Life, Stephen P. IM .
Provident Life, Beam k Payne
Queen, James Cooper
Scottish Equitable Life, Thomas Glev
Sun Fire k Life, T. M. Bicbardson, Market place
PUBUC ESTABUSHUENTS : —
Cemetery, William Marshall, clork to the burial board
Com Exchange, Queen st. Thomas BarracJough, keeper
County Court, Queen street; His Honor James Stephen IX. D.
jodge ; Lonis Bboda8,registrar ; J. N. S. Smith,lu^b baOiff.
The Conrtis held mantmy,& comprises the following places
within its jurisdiction : — ^Atterby, Barkwith East, Bark-
nith West, Bishop Bridge, Bishop Norton, Buslingthorpe,
Caenby, Faldingworth, Friesthurpe, Glentham, Hainton,
Hanworth Cold, Holton<um-Beckering,Kingerby,Kirkby-
cnm-Osgodby.Kirmond-lc-Mire, Lcgsby, L^by Bleasby,
Legaby Collow, Linwood, Lissington, Ludforo^ Newton-
by-Toft, Normanby-by-Spital, Owersby North, Owersby
South, Owmby, Basen Market, Basen Middle, Basen
West, Saxby, Sixhills, Snarford, Snelland, Snitterby,
Stiunton-le-Vale, Swinethorpe, Tealby, Thornton-le-Moor,
Toft-next-Newton, Torrington East, Torrington West,
Usselby, Waddingham k Brandy Wharf, Walesby, Otby
k Bisby, WestUibv, Wickenby, Willingham North, Wil-
lingham South k Wragby
County Police Station, Dear street, George Morritt, super-
intendent for Mai^ket Rasen
Inland Bevenne Office, White Hart hotel, Benedict George
Wilson, officer
Lincolnshire Begiment (K Co.) (ist Volunteer battalion) ;
head quarters, King street,Capt. Frank B. Cousans, com-
mandant; Edwin Wm. Barton, acting surgeon; Peter
Losan, drill sergeant
Market Hall, Market place, Denis Herald, keeper
Market Basen Dispensary k Cottage Hospital, Dear street ;
attendance daily (except Sunday) from 9 to 11 a.m.;
Maurice Searle Barton, Henry Edward Tumour n.d. k
George Henry Barton, medical officers ; A. A. Padley,
treasurer ; Herbert Gadd, secretary k dispenser
Stamp Office, Market pi. Wm. Cocking, sub-distributor
Temperanoe Hall, Queen street, Sanderson Nayler
PUBUC Offickbs: —
Bailiff under the Agricultural Holdings Act, William
Cocking, Post office, Market place
Clerk to the Burial Board, Wm. Marshall, Waterloo street
Collector at Income k Assessed Taxes, William Marshall,
Waterloo street
Inland Bavenue Officer, Benedict George Wilson, Jameson
Bridge street
Inniector of Weights & Measures for Market Basen, George
Iforritt, Dear street
Medical Officers k Public Vaccinators, Oaistor Union, Mar-
ket Basen No. i District, Maurice Searle Barton, King
street ; Market Basen No. a District, Henr}' Edward
TanionrM.D. Union street
PBITATB BaslDBKTS.
Adams Mrs. Chapel street
Atkinson William, Foundry terrace
Barratt Mrs. George street
Barton Edwin Wiluam, Searle lodge
Barton Geor^ Hienrv, King street
Barton Maurice Searle, King stceet'
Beamnont Itrs. Union street . ■ i\
Birch. Bev. &muel [Primitive Metho-
dist], Linwood road
Bratton Mrs. LJowood road
Bray Henry Adam, x.p., v,s. Queen st '
ChsJmberlin Joseph, Fousdry terrace
Chapman Mrs. Lmwood road
Clayton Mrs. Willingbaoi road :'.-:
Cocks William E. b.a. [as^tant u^ter
. do. Aston acbeol}, Marketplace ' </J 1
. Official Baceiveor in Bankruptcy, T. G, OaK St Benedict's
street, Lincoln
Ba^trar of - Bitths k Deaths for Market Basen Sub-
District, Maurice Searle Barton, King street
Registrar of Marriages for Caistor Sub-District, Tom Gib-
bous, Willingham road
Believing Officer, Market Basen District, James Marshall,
de Aston terrace
Sub-Distribntor of Staoipa, William Cocking, Post office
Superintendent of Police, George Morritt, Dear street
Town Oner, Denis Herald, Market place
Pucas OF Worship, with times of services : —
9t. lliomas' Church, Bev. Hely Hutchinson Angustns
Smith u.A. vioar ; 11 aim, & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Holy Rood- Catholic Church, King street, Very Bev.
James Canon Dwyer ; 8 a.m. Low mass, 10.30 a.m. High
mass k sermon, 3 p.m. Catechism, instruction k benedic-
tion, 6.30 p.m. Compline, sermon k benediction
FVee MethodistjUnion street, ministers various ; 10.30 a.m.
k 6 p.m ; thurs. 7 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Jameson Bridge street, ministers
various ; a & 6 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Wesleyan,. Chapel street, ministers various; 10.30a.m. k
6 p.m. ; tnnrs. 7 p.m
ScHooTJ : —
Grammar, Willingham road, Bev. Arthur TemperleyKA.
head master ; Wm. E. Cocks B. A.&: Thomas Oliver Sturgea-
Jones, assistant masters
National, Willingham road (boys), built in 1823, for 150
children ; average attendance, 65 ; the school has an
endowment provided by the late Earl Brownlow ; John
Edward Holmes, master ; girls, built in i870,ror 150 chil-
dren ; average attendance, 50 ; Mrs. Annie Jane Marshall,
mistress ; infants, built in 1868, for 100 children ; average
attendance, 67 ; Mrs. Frances Sussanab Alliss, mistress
Catholic, King street, will hold 90 children ; average
attendance, 40 ; Miss Lizzie McDonald, mistress
Wesleyan (day), built in 1873, for 240 children ; average
attendance, 139 ; George Henry Howe, master
CoKVETANCB. — An omnibns from the White Hart hotel to
meet every train
Cabbisbs, with inns they start from k days of departure : —
Ashby-cum-Fknby — Sharp, ' Greyhound, 'tues
Bbnniwobth — Tacey, ' Swan,' tues. ; Oliver, 'White Hart,'
tues
BiNBBOOK — Smith, White Hart hotel, tues. ; Starkey &
Dobbs, ' Greyhound,' tues
BisHOPBBiDas — Marsh, ' Gordon Arms,' tues
Brioslev — Sharp, to the ' Greyhound,' tues
Caekby — Marsh, ' Gordon Arms,' tues
Caistob — Coolson, 'George,' tues.; k Plumtree's cart,
from Union street, every sat
Claxby— Munday, ' George,' tues
East Bab with — Overton, ' White Hart,' tues
Faldingwobth — Smith, 'Greyhound,' tues,; Firth, 'White
Hart,' tqes. itsat. returning wed. k mon
Glentham — Marsh, 'Gordon Arms,'ttte9
Hatcliffk — Cannock, 'Swan,' tues
HOBNCASTI.B — Pearson, ' Aston Arms,' wed. returning fri
Hull — Pearson, ' Aston Arms,' wed. returning fri
Kblsey — Toples, 'Swan,' tues. & Barr, 'Gordon Arms,'
tues
Lanoton k Wbaoby — Chambers, ' Gordon Arms,' tues
Louth — Larder, from Waterloo street, wed. k sat. return-
ing same day ; Flnmtree, Union street, every wed. ; &
Mawer, ' Aston Arms,' tues
LissiNOTON — Whitaker, ' Gordon Arms,' tues
LuDFOBD — Portus, 'Greyhound,' tues
New Holland k Hau. — Pearson, 'Aston Arms,' wed.
returning fri
NoBXANBnr — Stainfleld, 'Gordon Arms,' tues. & Elvidge,
' White Hart,' tues
Owersby — Drury k Walker, ' George,' tues
Six Hills, South Willinouam & Hainton — Richardson,
' Greyhound,' tues
Sntttbrbt — Eyre, ' Aston Arms,' tues
SoDTH Kblsey-— Barr k Cope, ' George,' tues
SoiriK W1IJ.INT3HAM — Richardson, 'Greyhound,' tues
Tbalby — Simons, ! Greyhound'.
Wickenby— Clipson,' ' Greyhound,' tues
Wbaoby k Horncastle — Chambers, 'Gordon Arms,' tues.
& Major, 'Swanj'.tues
Cole Rev. Robert Summerside [Wes-
leyan], de Aston terrace
Ciuidale John, Linwood road
Daubney Robert Heaford, Queeii street
I Dean George Kilnwell road
Dickinson John, Willingham road
Dixon Charles, Union street
DIhou.Mts. WiUinghara roa4
Drake^.^ssfa,, Q^r gcteet,
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Dunn Wflliam Fields, Dear street
Dwyer Very Rev. Canon Jamea [Catho-
lic], King street
Dyson Ber. Joseph [Wesleyan], Wesley
villas
East William John, Church street
Farill Robert, Hambleton cottage,
Walesby road
Fish Rev. JohnfFreeChnrch], Oxford st
Fitch Samoel, Willingham road
Flowers Miss, Willingham road
Fowler Thomas, Chapel street
Frearson Thomas, The Chesnnts
Freeman John Fredk. sen. Waterloo st
Gibbons Mrs. Willingham road
Glew Thomas, King street
Gothorp Thomas, Chapel street
Hall Mrs. Waterloo street
Horsley Mrs. Foundry terrace
Hoakings Rev. Alexander [Wesleyan],
Wesley villas
Jevons Mrs. Chapel street
Johnson Mrs. Mill street
London Miss, Willingham road
Larder John, Legsby road
Lill John, East cottage, Willingham rd
Linley William, Oak lodge
Livesey Rev. Henry [Free Churdi],
Prospect place
Lovatt Mrs. George street
Marriott Joseph, Linwood road
Marshall Seth, Willingham road
Medley Mrs. Church street
Mnsgrave Gothorp, Hamilton place
Jfcttleship Thomas, Walesby road
North Mrs. Willingham road
Padley Arthur Augustas, Walesby road
Pask .drs. King street
Pindar William, Queen street
Plaskett Thomas, King street
Rawson Misses, Walesby road
Rhodes Louis, The Limes
Rhodes Misses, The Elms
Rhodes Thomas Jackson, Dear street
Richardson Robert, Legsby road
Richardson Thomas Michael, Market pi
Schofleld Mrs. Willingham road
Smith Rev. Hely Hutchinson Augustas
M.A. [vicar]. Vicarage
Sturges-Jones Thomas Oliver [assistant
master], de Aston school
Taylor Joseph, Queen street
Taylor Mrs. Foundry terrace
Temperley Rev. Arthur x.A. [head
master], de Aston school
Titley William, Morley park
Topham James, LinwooKl road
Tumour Henry Edward h.d. Union st
Wass Mrs. de Aston ter. Willingham rd
Willows John, Foundry terrace
Wilson Mrs. Queen street
Wilson Maddison Orry, Hamilton house
Wright Richard, King street
COMHBBCIAL.
Alliss Saml. bookbinder, Willingham rd
Appleby Joseph, confectioner, Queen st
Ash Albert Henry, butcher, Oxford st
Ashton Jn. dyer tc toy dealer, Queen st
Aston Alfd.chemi8t& druggist, Oxford st
Aston Arthur, hair dresser, Oxford st
Atterby George, bricklayer, King street
Atterby James, provision dealer ,King st
Ayscongh William, grocer, tea & pro-
vision dealer, Waterloo st. A Queen st
Bamford Charles, coal merchant, Ser-
pentine street k Station yard
Bamford Charles Thomas, tobacconist,
Oxford street
Barker Frederick Henry, snrgeon den-
tist, Market pL ; Jt at Gr^eat Orimsby
Bartle William, watch maker. King st
Barton Edwin William L.B.C.P. Lond.
surgeon k medical officer of health,
arban sanitary district k to cottage
hospital A dispensary k acting sur-
geon to rifle TMunteers, Searle lodge
Bwton Maurice Searle, surgeon, regi-
strar of births k deaths for the Mar-
ket Rasen sub-district k medical
officer k public vaccinator, Market
Rasen No. i district, King street
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Barton George Henry i-s.c.p.Bd&. snr-
§eon,& snrgeon to Cottage hospital k
ispenaary. King street
Baxtei'William, Carpenter,Serpentine st
Bee Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker,
Willingham road
Bett William, farmer, Waterloo street
BeverleyThomas,farmer, Willingham rd
Blades John,wheelwrigbt& blacksmith,
Union street
Blanchard Edward John, fellmonger,
Willingham road
BlanchardFrank,black8mith, Prospect pi
Bonnett Tom, shopkeeper k beer re-
tailer, Willingham road
Booth Paul, carpenter, Willingham rd
Boyers George, saddler, Qaeen street k
beer retailer, Oxford street
Boyers John, saddle k harness maker,
Market place & John street
Bray Henry Adam, surgeon h.d., u.s.
Queen street
Briggs O. G. k B. auctioneers k valuers.
Queen street
Brooke Thomas, machine maker, Lin-
wood road
Brown k Surfleet, shoe makers k sew-
ing machine a^nts. Market place
Barkitt John, jomer. Union street
Caney William, watch maker. Queen st
Carter Joseph, earthenware dlr. Kinfj^ st
Casterton James, chemist k druggist,
k agent for the Lincoln Bank, Queen st
Castle Sydney, saddler, Oxford street
Cemetery (William Marshall, clerk to
the burial board)
Chessman Jas. rat catcher, Waterloo st
Clark James, miller (water), oil cake k
com merchant. Church mill
Clark Wm. pork butcher. Queen street
Cleaver Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner,
draper, dress k mantle ma. Market pi
Cleaver Tom, fruiterer, Linwood road
Cocking William, postmaster k sub-
distnbator of stamps, bailiff to the
Market Rasen county court k bailiff
under the Agricultural Holdings Act,
Market place
Co^^r George, tailor k woollen draper.
King street
Croft Joseph, boot k shoe maker k
farmer, Caistor road
Damm Elizabeth (Mrs,), umbrella
maker, Oxford street
Danby Samuel, shopkeeper. Market pi
Dannatt Edward, oil cake agent,King st
Davis William, shopkeeper, Oxford st
Dawson Lawrence, coach builder,
Union street
Dawson Thomas, blacksmith, Oxford st
Dispensary & Cottage Hospital ^laarioe
Searle Barton, Henry Edwd. Tamour
H.D. k George Henry Barton L.R.C.P.
Bdin. medicai officers ; Herbt. Gadd,
secretary k dispenser), Dear street
Dixon k Pindar, grocers k drapers,
Queen street
Domer Christopher, boot & shoe maker,
Serpentine street
Dowse John, farmer, Legsby road
Drakes Thomas k Sons, timber mer-
chants k saw mills proprs. Caistor rd
Drakes Jsph. grocer k draper. King st
Dunn Frederick, boot k shoe factor,
Queen street
Edis Thomas, berlin wool repository,
Market place
Elvin Wm. chimney sweeper, John st
Elvin William, jun. hosier, John street
PaviU k Chapman, brick k tile makers ;
office. Com exchange ; works, Wales-
by road
Favill George William, auctioneer,
vainer k estate agent. Com exchange
Favill Robert, tenant right vainer k
estate agent. Com exclmnge
Fieldhouse Christopher Thomas, photo-
grapher k toy dealer. Queen street
Firth It Co. hosiers. Union street
Firth Tom, hair dresser k tobacconist.
Union street
FisherJss. tailor k Irill poster,Waterioo st
[kbllt's
Flintham Benjamin, horse breaker, k
George inn, George street
Footitt George, baker. Queen street
Frearson William, solicitor. King street
Freeman John Frederick, brnlder k
contractor, Waterioo street
Gadd Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress
maker. Church street
Gas Works (Joseph Harper, manager).
Chapel street
Gibbons Tom, registrar of marriages
k secretary to autumn race meetings,
Willingham road
Glew Richard, coal k lime merchant.
Prospect place k Station yard
Glew Thos. com merchant. Queen st
Goldie Sarah Jane (Miss), infant school.
Prospect place
Goodman Martin, secondhand clothes
dealer, George street
Goodson William, Swan p.h. Qneen st
Greenbnry Joseph, shoe ma. Waterloo st
Greenwood Jane (Miss), shopkeeper.
Union street
Hall Robert, haberdasher, Queen street
Hardy Benjamin, boot & shoe ware-
house. Queen street
Harper Joseph, manager of gas works.
Chapel street
Harrison Ann (Mrs.), milliner k dress
maker, Waterloo street
Harrison Enoch, boot k shoe maker,
Waterloo street
Harrison Joshua, builder k contractor,
Waterloo street
Harrison William, painter k decorator,
Linwood road
Haywood James, market gardener k
nurseryman. Market place
Herald Denis, boot k shoe maker b
town crier. Market place
Hill Thomas, miller (wind k steam) &
com merchant. Queen street
Hinds Martha (Mrs.), King's Head p.h.
Queen street
Hooker Mary (Mrs.), children's day
school, k com dealer, George street
Horsfield Joel, miller (wind k steam),
Waterloo street
Islip John, brash k basket dealer, k
shoe maker, Qaeen street
Jackson Jeremiah, greengrocer, Union st
Jackson William, shopkeeper k coal
dealer. Serpentine street
Jevons Wallia Byron, chemist Jc dmg-
gist. King street
fiiemp Charles, shoe maker, Jameson
Bridee street
Kendall Charles, joiner, builder k con-
tractor. Chapel street
Eennington Job, boot k shoe maker.
Union strret
Kennington Paul, butcher k farmer.
Queen street
King John, blacksmith, Oxford street
King William, farmer, Linwood road
KitdienGeo.slippkeeper, Willingham rd
Ladlow George,coal dealer.Station yard
LedgerdGeo. grocer k tea dealer. King st
Lee Elizabeth (Mrs.), flshmonger,
Oxford street
Lill John, com, cake, flonr, salt k cake
merchant, k brick k tile maker;
office, Oxford street ; works, Willing-
ham road
Lill Phillip, painter. Union street
Lill Stephen Parkinson, plumber &
timber merchant kc. Union street
Umon Robert, potato merchant b
seedsman. King street
Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co. Limited
(branch) (Thomas Hicuwl Richard-
son, agent). Market place ; draw on
Preaoott k Co. London
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer
Battalion (K Co.) (Capt Frank B.
Cousans, commandant), nead qnar'.eTs,
King street
Malam John, builder, Willingtiam road
Market Baaen (The) Brewery Co.
Limited (Joseph Taylor, manager),
Oxford street. See advertisement
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Uarkel Baaen Cooperative Indostrial
Society (George Stephen Taylor,
secretary k manacer), Queen street
Market Baaen Weekly Mail (Thomas
Holme Whittingham, printer, pro-
prietor k pobliuier); published sat.
Queen street
Marriott Joseph ft Son, maltster ft
manure merchant, Oxford street
Marshall Enoch, boot ft shoe ma. Kins st
Marshall James, relieving officer, Market
Basen district, de Aston terrace
Marshall William, shopkeeper ft rent ft
tax collector & clerk to burial board
& surveyor, inspector of nuisances ft
collector to local board, Waterloo st
Mechanics'Institute ftLibrary(librarian,
Sanderson Naylor), Queen street
MeltonFredk.plumber&gIazier,Qaeen st
Morritt Oaor^, superintendent county
police, ft mspector of ireights ft
measures, Dear street
Naylor Sanderson, Temperance hotel.
Queen street
Nelson James, boot ft shoe ma. Chapel st
Nettleship Thomas, auctioneer, valuer
ft coal merchant ; ofiioes. Market pi
Nettleship Thomas, jnn. ale & porter
a^ent, ft agent for W. & A. Gilbey,
vine ft spirit merchants. Market hall
North Wm. i Sons, curriers, George st
Osb>me Henry, farrier. Union street
Osborne Sam, hairdresser, Chapel street
OvertonBenjamin4airyman,Ki1nwe11 rd
Padley Arthur Augustus (firm. Page ft
Fodley, solicitor ft clerk to the magis-
trates ft to the Middle Basen School
Board), Mill street
Page ft Padley, solicitors, clerks to the
local board ft solicitors ft secretaries
to the Market Basen Water Works
Co. Mill street
Page John, watch maker. Queen street
Peatfield John, aiJrated water manufac-
turer, Waterloo street
Pepper John, haberdasher, Market pi
Pfepper John Ward, haberdasher. Ser-
pentine street
Pepper Sarah (Mrs. ), milliner. Serpen-
tine street
Petty Zachariah, horse breaker, Water-
loo street
Pickering Mark, cabinet ma. Queen st
Pickering Thomas, ctfttle dealer, Wil-
lingbam road
Proctor Abraham, cattle dealer. Union st
Banshaw John Thomas, commission
agent. Foundry terrace
Banson William, pharmaceutical
chemist, Queen street
Ranyard Henry, boys' school, Queen st
Bawlinson John, butcher ft cattle dealer.
King street
KASKST STAIITTOIT is a parish, in the Mid division
of the county. North division of the wapentake of Gartree, parts
■it Lindsey, Horncastle union, petty sessional division and
county court district, rural deanery of Horncastle, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, i^ miles south-east
from Donington station, 7 east-by-north from Wragby and
S north-by-west from Horncastle. The church of St. Michael,
a small bat ancient building of stone, in the Decorated style,
consists of chancel and nave and a massive embattled tower
with four pinnacles, each surmounted by a vane and contain-
ing 3 bells. The register of baptisms and burials dates from
the year 1689 ; marriages, 1690. The living is a vicarage,
gross yearly value £88, in the gift of Jonathan Field esq.
and held since 1880 by the Bev. James D'Ombrain, who is
also rector of and resides at Sotby, and entered on this
LINC0LN3HIBE.
RawsonElizabethft Anne(Mi8ges),lBdies'
boarding ft day school, Walesby road
Beeve Charles, wine, spirit, ale ft porter
merchant ft bottler. Market place
Bevett John, estate agent, de Aston ter
Richardson ftWil8on,grocers,tea dealers
ft ffeneml drapers. Market place
Rhodes Louis, solicitor, secretary to the
Society for the Prevention ft Prosecu-
tion of Crime, secretary to the Corn
Exchange ft Market do. ft Market
Basen Gas Co. ft registrar of county
court. King street
Rhodes John, engineer. Prospect place
Bichardaon James, baker, grocer ft china
ft glass dealer, Oxford St. ft Queen st
Bichardeon Thomas Michael, agent for
Lincoln ft Lindsey Bank ft treasurer
to local board. Market place
Bio^rose Jesse, saddler. Market place
Bobmson Geo. Greyhound inn. King st
Bobinson Matthew, rope manufacturer,
Waterloo street
Robinson Michael, grocer. Union street
Rowell George, Goraon Anns commer-
cial hotel & posting house. Market pi
I RushtonJohn,chimney sweeperft potato
dealer, Oxford street
I Sanderson Charles, cabinet maker ft
I joiner, Jameson Bridse street
Sanderson John, hair dresser, earthen-
ware dealer ,ft servants' registry office,
Market place
Schrimshaw Chas. castrator. Church st
Schrimsbaw Elizabeth (Miss), dress-
I maker. Church street
Scott Tom, Railway tavern, Oxford
I street, ft brewer. Union street
ScuphamCba8.tm plate worker, Queen st
'■ Scupham Henry,bnilder,Willingham rd
Searby Benjamin, horae breaker,
I Jameson Bridge street
Sbarpley Anthony (Mr8.),ladies' semin-
i ary, George street
{ ShawGeon;e,boot ft shoe ma. Market pi
I Shimels "^jm Foster, clock ft watch
I maker, Oxford street
I Singleton Fred, tailor, Willi ngham road
' Smith, Ellison ft Co. (James Casterton,
I agent),Queen street ; draw on Smith,
I I^yne ft Smiths, London t.e
j Smith Philip, coach builder & wheel-
I Wright, Kilnwell road
SmitbRobert, threshing machine owner,
I King street
Smith Thomas Ellrin^n, veterinary
surgeon, Jameson Bridge street
Sparrow Chas. pork butcher, Queen st
Strong Edwin, Bed Lion P.H.King street
Sutton Thomas, bricklayer. Pinfold la
Swabyjn. grocer ft com dealer. Queen st
Taylor George, ironmonger. Queen st
Taylor Holy, refrshmnt. rms. George st
MAR8HCHAPEL. 577
Thompson Holland, tinman ft blazier«
Queen street
Thompson Parkinson, tailor. Queen st
TiUettJn.Fdk. White Hart hotel, King st
Titley Annie (Mrs.), Manchester ft
Sheffield inn, Linwood road
Titman Edward, shpkpr. Waterloo st
Towle Allan, wheelwright, Oxford street
Trafford James,8hoe maker, Prospect pi
Trafford Susan (Miss), dress maker.
Prospect place
Treverft Stee1s,painters,Willingbam rd
Trever James, shoe maker, Oxford st
Trever William, boot ft shoe maker.
King street
Turner Sarah ft Fanny (Misses),
milliners ft dress makers, King street
Tumour Henry Edward m.d. surgeon
ft medical officer ft public vaccinator,
Market Basen No. a district, Caistor
union, ft to Cottage hospital &
dispensary, Union street
Urry Jesse, basket maker. King street
Walker Francis, saddle & harness
maker. Market place
Walker Jane (Miss), baby linen ware-
house. Queen street
Wardale Lucy (Miss),straw hat maker.
Union street
Wdter Works Co. (Page ft Padley, sees)
Walson John William ft Co. grocers ft
agents to Cheque bank, Union street
Watson Peter Houghton, outfitter.
Queen street
WatsonThomas, stationer ft tobacconist.
Market place
Watts George, tailor. Queen street
Webster Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper.
Union street
Whelpton George, painter ft paper-
hanger. Market plauce
WhittinghamThomas Hulme,st8tioner,
printer, publisher ft proprietor of the
' Market Basen Weekly Mail ', Queen st
Whitworth Joseph, draper, Waterloo st
Wilson Charles, White Lion p.h. Ox-
ford street
Wilson Charles & Son, tailors ft
clothiers. Queen street
Wilson Edwin, confectioner. Queen st
Wilson John, poulternr ft pigeon mer-
chant. Union street
Wilson Jsph. grocer ft draper. Queen st
Wilson Samuel, pork batcher, Oxford st
Winter Anthony, cabinet maker ft up-
holsterer. Market place
Winter James, milliner. Market place
Winter Robinson, butcher. Queen street
Woffindin John, ironmonger, white-
smith ft bellhanger. Market place
Woodward Hannah (Mrs. ),m3rine store
dealer, Willingham road
benefice at bis retirement in iSSo from Her Majesty's ser-
vice abroad. This village had anciently a weekly mirket
and a yearly fair ; the former has long since boen lost and
the latter was sold for £aoo, and removed to Horncastle iif
1768. Jonathan Field esq. who is lord of theinanor, and
William Hyde esq. j.p. of Louth, are sole landowners. The
soil is fine black loam, sand and clay ; subsoil, mostly gravel.
The chief crops are barley, oats and turnips. The area is
1,180 acres ; rateable ^-alue, ;f 1,505 ; the population in 1881
was 97, and is still decreasing.
Parish Clerk, John Brackanbnry.
Lbttjeb Box, cleared at 3.45 p.m. Letters arrive by
messenger from Wragby which is the nearest money order
office ; the telra^aph office is at Donnington-on-Bain
The children of this parish attend the school at Banbey
Walesby John Saul
Brackenbnry John, shoe maker
I East John, shopkeeper
I Walesby John Saul, brick maker
y A tmitmx a W.r. ja a large village and parish, near
the Louth navigation and the sea, in this Northern division
Iff the oonnty, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of Bradley
Haverstoe, Louth union and county court district, Louth
Eske aad Lndborongh rural deanery No. 2, archdeaconry of
:$toW, and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles north-east from Lud-
borough station, 10 Oorth-north-east from Louth, and io|
goath-eaat froni Grimsby. The church of St. Mary, one of
the finest churches in this district, is a structure in the
Late Perpesdieolar s^le, consistuig of a chancel, dereatoriad
nave of four bays, aisles, chantry chapel, south porch and
tower with seven crocketed pinnacles, and an angle turret
with small spire : the chancel is divided from the nave by a
beautiful oak screen, which has been restored : the font is
octagonal, and has a carved pyramidal cover : near the com-
munion table is a monument with kneeling figures to Walter
Harpham, bis wife and daughter, 1617 : a new roof was
put on the nave in 1845, "' ' '^^^ °' £3°°< P^'^ <>' which
was defrayed by the Bev. Dr. Parkinson, and the remainder
by a rate ; sa oak roof was also put on the north aisle in
678 MABSHCHAI'BL.
LOrCOLNSHIBE.
[Kelly's
1848 ; and in the smne year the chancel iraa reboil^'st a I' and day. The chief cropa are wheat, oste and tnmips, and
boct of about j^sSo, defrayed by a former vicar: in
1864 the nave mt re-seated with massive carved oak benches,
The first date legible in the register is ist April, 1590 ; there
are some entries for a few years before that date, but the
dates, if written, have been long since obliterated. The ,in 1881 wa< 658.
living is a vicarage, gross yearly valne from tithe tent-
charge £"20, with ao acres of glebe and residence, in the
gift of the trustees of the Bev. A. FlOTer, late vicar, and
held since 1883 by the Rev. Alexander Leslie BontledgeH. A.
of King's College, Aberdeen. Here are Wesleyan and Primi-
tive and Free Methodist chapels. In 1635 about 6 acres of
land were purchased with benefaction money, the annual
income arising from which is distribnted at Easter and
Christmas to the poor of this parish, who have also the pro-
duce of jA. ^K. 35?. of meadow land, left by Mr. LiU in
i8c» : there is also an allotment, containing 33F. in lieu of
an ancient lea in the unenclosed lands, whidb probably from
about the period of the Beformation, had been set apart and
Hie rents applied to the uses of the church. The Stanhope
family are the ow^rs of the manorial rights. J, J. Kirkby
and William Ireland esqrs. and Lieut. -Oil. C. J. B. Parker
J. p. are the principal landowners. The soil is generally very
good ; on the east side of the parish it is of a light sil^
nature, and on the west side strong and stiS ; suMoil, silt
Foster Stephen, Eskham
Ireland William
Kirkby James John, The Hall
Routledge Bev. Alexander Leslie mjl.
[vicarl
COniKIICIAI..
Barker WSlimn, shopkeeper
Basaett Bichard, pig dealer
Blythe Joseph, earner
^ramhill Thomas, farmer. Beacon hill
Burgess George, &irmer. West end
Burgess James, farmer
Burgess John, potato Jc straw dealer.
Beacon hill
Bargees Thomas, butcher
Campion John, farmer
Capes David, farmer
Capes Thomas, farmer
Cragg Edmund, farmer . .
there it a good graring land. Hie area ia 3,131 acres of
land and i, 160 of water, according to the Government re-
turn of 1S71, but the parish rate nioks show a,gStii. IB. 4P.
as under cultivation ; rateable value, ^£5,450 ; the population
Svison Andrew, fanner, grocer, k post
office
Evison Esau, farmer k cowkeeper
Giddy James, miller k farmer
Hewitt James William,farmer, Eskham
Horton Charles, fanner
Button Henry, farmer
Ireland William, farmer
Kirkby James John, fanner. The Hall
Kirton Henry, farmer
Lewis William & Bobert, farmers
Lidsard Amos, wheelwright k farmer
Motley Brian, farmer k coal mercbaot,
KiraBeM!on
Mumby Geo. White Horse p.H.ft tarmer
Osborne Massenbeard, farmer. Beacon hi
OsbomeWm.farmr. jc potato dlr. Eskhm
Parker Henry (exors.), fkrmer. The
Fltties
Wkst' End bunlM is about half a mile south-west ; FutB
BxACON hamlet, one mile south-west, near the Louth navi-
gation, and ia partiy in this and partly in Fulstow parish ;
EsKUAir, or East Hoiub, hamlet is one mile east.
Parish Clerk, William Vickers.
Post k Mohbv Osbss k TBuUBAm Offzcx k Savings
Bank. — Andrew Evison, snb-postmastsr. Letters arriv*
from Great Grimsby at 8.40 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.a5p.m
National School, erected in 1838 by subscription, asststea by
a Treasury grant of ;^6o k £s from the Nationu
Society ; the school wa» entirdy rebuilt on a new site in
the centre of the village in 1873, k will now hold 350
children ; average attendance, 170 ; it is supported by
voluntary contributions : the elder children from Noiih*
cotes also attend here; Joseph James Wharie, master;
Miss Hannah Sergeant, assistant mistress
Cabbibbs. — Joseph Blythe, to Louth, wed. k sat. ; George
Rnshby, wed. ; George Bushby k George Whitehead, to
Grimsby, on tnes. k fri
Pridgeon Richard, farmer
Robinson James, farmer
Rnshby Geo. Greyhound p. H. fe carrier
Surgeant William, carpenter k wheel-
wright
Sergeant Willows, boot maker
Shepherd WilKam, former, Fjikham
Sutton Joseph, ftunner
Swaby William, farmer
Townead Thomas, former
Tickers Charles, blacksmith k tarmer
Vickers Wm. cowkeeper k parish clerk
Walkington Albert, farmer
Ware George, farmer
Ware James, farmer
Whitehead George, carrier
Whitehead Samuel, marine store dealer
Whitworth Henry, farmer
Wray George, former
SAI&STOK is a parish, in the Southern division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Loveden, Newark
union, Grantham county court district, Spittl^ate petty
sessional division, rural deanery of Loveden, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, about i mile soaUi-west
from Hougham station on the GreatNorthem railway, 113
miles from London, 5 north-north-west from Grantham,
pleasantly situated on the banks of the river Witham. The
church of St. Mary is an ancient building of stone in the
Early English, Decorated, and Perpendicuar styles, consist-
ing of chancel, with south chantry chapel, nave of three
bays, aisles, south pordi and tower with spire of the Early
Decorated period, and containing 5 bells ; near .the diancel
arch, previous to the restoration, was the ancient entrance
to the rood loft ; the south aisle arcade is Early English, and
that of the north aisle Decorated : the Perpendicular sonth
porch is adorned with pinnacles at its angles, and has three
canopied niches over the arch ; in the chantry chapel are
several monuments of the Thorold fanu'ly, of which the
oldest, lately removed to the east end of the south aisle, >«
a tomb of Pnrbeck marble, with a reredos of the same
material rising above it,and inscribed to William Thoroldesq.
i<69 ; five other shields of arms surround the base : ia the
chantry chapel of the south aiele is a similar tomb with rere-
dos and cano|nr, and an alabaster effigy in the costnnie and
armour of the late sixteenth century, to Sir Nathaniel
Thorold knt. son of the William Thorold above mentioned,
nho was sheriff of Lincolnsbi^ in 157^, and died bt tS94 ;
on the reredos are three shields of arms,and below the enigy
the letters N. T. and the date 1603, supposed to indicate
the time of the erection of the monument: in the sonth
atde-is a.jnemorial to Anne (ThbrcM),. widow of SIrThomas
Hodgson 1719, and foDudress of theidmshoaae at RnSkng-
toh ; therti are also several later monoiaeHts of tbii ThorcM
family : the chancel was rebuilt in i88<><3 at a coet, inclusive
of minor restorations, of ;f 3,300, and is a rich specimen of
the Early English style ; the reredos ia a memorial : all the
windows are statned,ths east window being the gift of the pre-
, sent Bishop of Bod>ester,son'of the )ate .rector, as a mamorial
to his 8i«ter,Francesl1ioroaaineThor(Jd : the whole of tbe wood
work, incloding the roofs, flooring, seats, pulpit and reading
desk was restored by the patron and X<*% Thorold and- thA
parisbioQers at a'furthcr cost pf £8$^ and an organ wai
recently erected at a cost of ^^400, The eariie«t register dates
from the year i^eajahd inclndes entries relating to Hougbaoi
nanies. The bviiig is a rectory consolidated with that of
Hoiogham, tithe rent-charge ;f no ; yearly value, £tio,
including 77 acres of glebe ; in the gift of Sir John Henry
Thorold bart. and held since 1836 by the Bev, Henry
Bangfa Thorold b.a. of Trinity College, Oxford, who re-
sides at Hougham ; the Rev. Arthur William Drake is
curate and resides at Sedgebrook. There is a Wealeyan
chapel here, erected in 1875-6. Sir William and I^dy
Ann Tfaoroklt in 1670, left for charitable purposes 13
acres at Bassingbam, and 16 acres 33 poles at Oelstoh, now
let at ^54 per annum i £a zoia paidto the poor of Cran-
well, and £a to those of Bassingham, and the remainder to
this parish, viz. £a 5BL to the parish dark, ^^ao to five old
men and five old women, the rest being distributed in ooalc,
clothing and money among the poor parishioners, together
with' ;^s 15s. from the Poor's Close, 8 acres given by an
unknown donor : this parish is entitled to a aluire of Lady-
Margaret Thorold 's Cbaritv, left in 17 17, viz. to the sehoel-
master, for teaching and instructing poor boys of the
parish, ^^65 per annum ; and /40 for the apprenticing
two poor boys of the parish : tnero is also £^ ss. 6d. per
annnm from /137 14s. 4d. £3 per Cent Stock derived
from various oeqneste. By a scheme of the Charity
Commi8sioners,dated-i878, the distribution of these charities
has been materiidly altered, and they are now administered
by eleven trustees, and the proceeds are distributed as
f(dlows : — tp the Bcliools of Marston,^i2o ; Sedgebrook, ;£'75 ;
and Syston, ;^4o,and to the high school at Sedgcbrook,a sum
not exceeding £a per scholar yearly ; ^^30 is uso applied to
the apprenticing cif poor boys of Marstob, Stidgebrook and
OranweS, • and ^5S •* distributed to tbe poor by the in-
cumbents and overseers as follows : — Sedgebrook, £^$i
Syston^io; Silk-Willonghby, ^fio; South Ranceby, i'lo;
Ninth Rauceby, i^5 and QnarrfngtonX$ annually; ;^3o is also
allotted to any school in CranwelTcohdncted as an efementory-
schooL- The surplui, if any,goe« to form a ' ' suspense fund " to
be dealt with by a new scheme upon reachmg £500. The
Hall, andently the ,seat of the Tnorplds, is now a form
house ; it was while residing here that ihey were created
btnmet^. ' .Sir Jobn Beiiry 'Choroid, bart. d.l., i.f. ia lord
of tbe manor and chief Imdowner. Here is the Grantham
sewage fahn. The toU is. light; subsoil, sand: Theefaiel
crops are barley, oats, turnips tac. The area is 3;368 acres ;■
rateable. value, ;^3,i49; tbe i>opnlation in i88t waagoy.
Parish Clerk, Qobert Briggs.
Post Opfics, — Robert Briggs,
from Grantham at 8.30 a.m. ; disj
nearest money order k telegn^h
-on
,. Lettea arrive
led at s p.m. The-
losis at Grantham
byVjUUyiC
DIRECTORY.]
LmCOLNSHIBE.
MAETON. 579
Ijady Thorold's School, erected in 1861 by the trustees of
the chuity, & enlarged in 1874 : >^ ^^ '">'<1 '9^
children ; average attendance, 96 : the school is supported
by a yearly endoTmant of jQtao, a Gorermnent grant,
%nith Joseph Cronlson Page, blacksmith
Harding Thomas, farm bailiff to Gran-
OOKMBBCIAI.
Adcodc Flrederick, farmer
Crown Joseph, butcher
Dellar John George, blacksmith
Goulson Joseph, shopkeeper
tham sewage farm
Haimston Richard, wheelwright
Hodson William, farmer
Hutchinson Williain, fanner. Old hall
Johnson John, carrier
k school fees ; William Bandcock, master ; Mrs. Frances
H. Handcock, mistress
Cabbikbs. — Rawding k Johnson, to Grantham, sat. ; to
Newark, wed
Kenny Thomas, batcher
Lane John, tailor
Pilley Samuel, farmer
Richardson John, Thorold Arms P.H
Robinson William, bricklayer
Rowlsjid John, shoe ma. k shopkeeper
Treadgold Robert, miller (wind) k frmr
KAHTUT, near Homcastle, is a parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, south division of
the wapentake of Gartree, Homcastle petty sessional divi-
sion, county court district and union, rural deanery of Hom-
castle, archdeacoDry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 2 J miles
soatli-south-west from Homcastle, bounded on the west by
the ftun navigation. The church of St. Michael is a plain
bat ancient stone structure, in the Norman and Early
En^Ush styles, consisting of chancel and nave only ; a recess
in the west end of the nave contains i bell : the late Norman
chanoel [arch is much admired ; there is a piscina on the
soutii side of the chanoel, and in the north wall an arched
recess; the east window is a memorial to the Bev. J. B.
Smith, a former rector ; the -font wAs presented in 1851, by
the late J. Wadham Floyer esq. of Martin Hall : in 1877 the
chanoel floor was relaid, the nave refitted and a pulpit of
Caen stone erected and the unused north doorway converted
into a Window ; the entire epst of these irorks was jf 340.
The register dates from 1561. The living is a dischargiad
rectory, consolidated wiw Thornton, tithe r«nt-charse
(Martin), £143 ; joint gross yearly value ^£348, with:glebe
at Martin, in the alternate patronage of William JoUands
Gilliat and the Dean and Chapter of Lichfield, and held since
1875 by the Rev. John Clare Hudson k.a. of Pembroke
College, Cambridge, who resides at Thornton. The Rev.
Thomas Scott, the celebrat^ Bibhcal commentator and the
son of a sm&Q farmer of Baytoft, near Spilsby, where he was
born 16 February, 1747, commenced his ministerial labours
in this parish in or about 177a. On the moor in this parish
is a detached tower, buflt by Lord Treasurer Oromwell ; it is
60 feet high, and contains a spiral staircase of brick. William
Jollands Gilliat esq. is lord of the manor and principal
landowner. The soil is sandy loam ; subsoil, gravel and
white clay. The chiefs crops are wheat, barley and oats.
The area is 764 aeies ; rateable value, ;£ 1,163 ; the popular
tion in 1881 was 70 in the civil parish and in 155 in the
ecclesiastical.
Parish CSerk, Thomas Sharp.
Letters by foot post through Homcastle, which is the
nearest money order t telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Ronghton
I Otter Mrs. Manor hoose
Gilliat Miss, Martin house
King Mrs. Martin house 1
KASTIN (or Mbbiom), near Sleaford, is a townshipiin
the civil parish of Timberkuid, Mid division of the ooimty,
parts of Kesteven, first division of the waputtake of Langoe,
Sleaford union and county court district, rural deanery
of Longoboby and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3
miles h'om Metiieringham station on the Great Northern
and Great Eastern joint railway, j milas souiJb-west
from Kirkstead station, za north-north-east from Slea-
ford, and 14 south-east from Lincoln. There is navi-
gation to the Witham by the deljph at Boston. In 1883 this
was formed into an ecclesiastical parish : the chnrdi of
the Holy Trinity, erected in 1876 at a cost of ;^3,ooo,
from designs by Mr. T. H. Wyatt of I/mdon, is a build-
ing of stone in the Gothic sme, consisting of chancel,
nave, transepts and south porch : it is intended to erect a
tower and spire so soon as the necessary funds can be
(Attained : it has 337 Sittings, all free : the Rev. J. W. King,
gave -the site and j&i,ooo towards the cost o{ eiection< The
register dates from the year 1876. Tbs living is a.
perpetual -cunu^, yearly value £150, in the gift of the
Bisnop of Lincoln, and held since 18S4 by the Bev. Joseph
Bull Ferry. Hera are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist
diapds. The truMees of the late Bev. John William King
Names marked tbus'"*- receive their
letters through Horileastle.
Ferry Bev. Joseph Bull [incombept}
Webster Mrs
COICMSBCIAL.
Andrews Samuel, bricklayer
Auckland James (exors. ^, frmr. Fm
Auckland Mary (Mrs.), Chaplin Arms
P.H. k farmer
Auckland William, butcher
Bailey Frederick, farmer. Fen
•Busby Wmiam, farmer, Witham bonk.
Dales
Cawdron John, beer retailer
Cawdron William, beer retailer
Duckering Thomas, farmer
Gooee J<«n, farmer
KABXOK is a parish with station on the Great Northern
laflway, called Stow Park, situate about i mile south-east,
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapen-
take of Well, Gainsborough petty sessional division, nnion
and county court district, rural deanery of Lawress.No. a,
■rchdeao|«ry of Stow, and diooese of Linocdn, 5{ miles south-
east from Oainaboroogh, and 150 from London ; the village
is otuated oa the aaetem hank of the navigable river Tnat,
which here divides this connty from Nottinghamshire.
There is a ferry across the river to Littleborongh. St.
Margaret's church is an edifice of stone in the Norman,
DecOTated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel,
with organ-chamb^ on tbn north, sorving as a vestry, nave,
aontb porch, aisles, and a western embattled tower of
I Wamnder Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,
I Martinmoor
B.l>. are lords of the manor and principal landowners. The
soil is part sand, part clay and fen, with black top ; subsoil,'
day. The chief crops are wheat, oats and beans. The
area ia 3,617 acres ; rateable vallte, £5,63$ > ^ population
in 1881 was 8aa.
Pom Offiob.— Fred Hansotd, receiver. I^etters received:
through Ijincoln arrive at 10 a.m.; dispatched at 3.35 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Metner-
inphRin
POST Office, Martin Dales. — ^Henry LonOt receiver. Letters
received through HomcasUe, arrive at 8.40 a.m. ; dis-
ratched at 4.5 p.m. The nearest money order office is at
Woodhall Spa & telegraph office Kirkstead station
National Endowed School (mixed), ori^nally founded in
17S3 ^? **''*• ^'y King, who endowed it with /6s yearly,
derived from 3^ acres of land fot the free education of
rT children ; it was enlarged in 1 874 by the late Rev.
W. King at a cost of /aoo, k is now conducted under
a scheme formed by the Charity Commissioners; the school
will hold 130 children, average attendance, 95 ; James
William Firth, master
Gabbibb. — James Atkin, to Lincoln, fri. ; to Sleaford, mon
Pickiley Richard, farmer
PiiKler John, farmer
Poole Robert, saddler
Bavell John, farmer
Read John, blacksmith
Bead Thomas, wheelwright
Green George, farmer
Hansord Fred, shopkeeper, Ic post office
Bansord WQlum, carpenter
HoUinshead James, farmer
Hqlmes John William, farmer. Moor
Honsleiy John, farmer
*Kent Richarcl Brbrshall, Kings' Arms ! Read William, shopkeeper
P.H. Witham bank. Dales ' Reynolds Frank, wheelwright
Knight Thomas, builder I Smalley Thomas, hawker
*Lunn Henry ,shopkeeper Ic postmaster, I Smalley William, shopkeeper
Kirkstead Ferry 1 amaUeyWilliam, jon. faifor
Marshall John, batcher j Taylor Thomas, travelling tea <)ealer-
Marshall WlUam, farmer. Fen I Taylor William, Bed Lion P.H
Marshall Wlliam, taSor
•Middleton Thomas, beer retailer, Wit-
ham bank. Dales
Newman John William Bowser, miller
(Meam k wind)
Wallhead James, shopkeeper
Webstsr John, farmer
Webster Joeeph, farmer
West Jolm, land surveyor
Wilson Saxby, boot maker "
Norman date, containing 3 bells : in 1868 the church Was
thoroughly restored, at a cost of about /soo, raised by sbIh
scription, when the north chanoel arSi, which hod been
bricked up, was opened, tiie western gallery removed, the
church reseated, and the prindbal fittings; iDdading- pulpit
and prajrer desk, renewed ; the bdls weire also rehung, tatd
a new nneing floor laid ; the table cover and kneeling stools
were worbd and presented by Wi«. Hntton ol Gate Burton-
The church will seat 350 persons. The regikter dates from
the year 1650. The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly
value /175, including 70 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gi/t of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since i88a by the
Bev. William Beade k.a. of St. Catharine's CoUese, Cam-
bridge. There are Primitive and Wesleyan Methodist
580 MARTON.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelit's
chapels here. Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcolts esq. d.l.,
J.p. of Hackthom, is lord of the raanor. The principal
landowners are J. N. Preston, esq., Col. George Morland
Hutton D.L., J.P. of Gate Barton, and John Kirk Gibson esq.
The soil is sandy loam and clay ; subsoil, generally clay, in
some parts sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans,
turnips, and a fair proportion of pasture. The area is 1,310
acres ; rateable value 3,305 ; the population in 1881 was 439.
Parish Clerk, Elijah Arnold.
Post & Money Ordbr Office Jk Savings Bank. — Richard
Bingham, postmaster. Letters arrive from Gainsborough
Bradley Jarvis
Reade Rev. William K.A. [vioar],
Vicarage
COiniBBCIAL.
Aukland Hind, farmer
Bambridge Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Barker William, tailor
Bingham Richard, grncer.baker^armer,
miller. Post office
Bryan Geo. Edward, Ingleby Arms rM.
Jk grocer
Pell Thomas, White Swan if.a.k farmer
Foottit John, tailor
France Richard, shoe maker
Gurnhill Charles, fanner
Harpham Samuel, cowkeeper
Bill William, registrar of births fe
deaths Harton sub-district & collector
of taxes, joiner k wheelwright
Lyon John Jk Taylor William, farmers
luUns Robert k Son, bricklayers
Millns Thomas, farmer
Millns Thomas, joiner
Fetch Robert, Railway inn
at 9.ao a.m. k are dispatched at 4 p.m. The telegraph
office is at Gainsboroogh
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1880 ; J. Craren,
Lord street, Gainsborough, clerk to the board ; Henry
Pinning, attendance officer
Board School, David Davies, master ; Mrs. Clara Winter
Oavies, mistress
Railway Station, Frederick Lake Wills, station majter
Cabsisbs to Gainsbokougk. — William Pikitt, fridiy; to<
Lincoln, John R jbinson k John Forth, tnes. & sat
Scott William, farmer k coal merchant
Scott John, shoe maker
Smith John k George, whoelwrights
Stevens William Edward, blacksinitli
Stevens Norwood, plumber
Torksey Commissioners of Seven
pumping station (Samuel Tmran,
engine driver)
Watson John Haraley, grocer
Watson Thomas, saddler k fanner
Whitehead William, farmer
Worsley William, blacksmith
UAVIS BNDERBT, tee E.vdbrbt.
UBIaTOK BOSS is a small agricoltoral parish, in the
Northern division of the county, ports of Lincbey, sonthem
division of the wapentake of Yarborough, petty sessional
division of Brigg, union of Glanford Brigg, county court
district of Brigg, rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, one mile and a
half east-by-north from the Barnetby-le-Wold station on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, 5 miles
north-east from Brig^, and 166 from London. The hamlet
of Nbw Babnetby, m Barnetby-le-Wold civil parish, was
added to Melton Ross for ecclesiastical purposes only, by
order in council, May 3rd, 1863. The church of the Holy
Ascension is an edince of stone, consisting of apsidal
chancel, nave, south porch, and bell-turret containing a
bells : and was rebuilt in 1867, from desigiis by Mr. Ewan
Christian, architect, at a cost of ;f 1,500, raised by subscrip-
tions : there are several stained windows, presented by the
family of the late Rev. Thomas Aubertin, a former rector :
the three chancel windows by the family of Mr. and Mrs.
Grabum William John, Melton hall | Bell William, farmer
Snow Rev. John Pennell m.a. Vicarage
West John
Birch Wm.Singleton,lime iwhiting mnfr |
Brooks Robert, farmer. Melton wood
John West of Melton Ross. The register dates from the
year 1568. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value
^330, with residence and is acres of glebe, in the gift <i
Earl Manvers, and held since 1875, l>y the Rev. John Pen-
nell Snow K.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Here tre
lime and whiting works. The Earl of Yarborough is the
lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is lime-
stone ; subsoil, loam and chalk. The chief crops arc wheat,
barley and turnips. The area is 1,755 acres ; rateable valae,
^4i^35 ; the population in 1881 was 373, including 97 in
New Barnetby.
Post Officb. — Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley, receiver. Lettert
through Ulceby arrive at 8.15 a.m. ; dispatched at 4
p.m. Barnetby is the nearest money order office: the
telegraph office is at Barnetby Railway station
School (mixed), built in 1868, for 65 children, witli on
average attendance of 40 ; the school is supported br
volontary contributions. Government grant k k'mA
pence ; Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith, mistress
I Smith George, blacksmith
Webb Jonas, farmer
West Henry, carpenter k wheelwrigli!-
USSSHTQ-HAM is a large and well-built village, | Rev. Alfred Edgar Moore b.a. of Jesos College, Cambridge,
township and parish, in the Northern division of the ' There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels ; the
county, parts of Lindsey, east division of the wapentake of | former has been enlarged and improved. A pleasure fair i.*
Mnnley, petty sessional division of Winterton, Glanford I held here on Trinity Monday. Here is a library of over 400
Brigg union, Brigg county court district, Manlake rural . volumes, and a reading room. At East Butterwick there is
deanery. Stow archdeaconry, and diocese of Lincoln, 4 > access to the Hull and Gainsborough steamers on the Trent.
miles east from Butterwick Ferry, 7 west-by-south from 1 In the principal street of this village, occupying the site of th.'
Bri(^, and 5 north-west from Kirton-in-Lindsey railway ancient villa^ cross, is a sycamore tree, called "the Cnw-
station ; it comprises also part of East Butterwick, on the Tree." Wilhara Smith esq. of Barns Hall, Oreno8id^ Slie.'-
Trent. The church of the Holy Trinity is a building of
stone, originally in the Early English style, and of which
the arcades remain ; it was partly rebuilt about the year
1818, at a cost of nearly /3,ooo, by the Rev. Dr. Bayley,
sub-dean of Lincoln, ana archdeacon of Stow, who was
then rector, and who at this time and afterwards, adorned
this church with spoils carried off from various other
churches in his archdeaconry, as well as from the cathedrals
of Lincoln and Manchester: above the vast pulpit is a
finely carved oak canopy, brought from Lincoln Cathedral,
and formerly placed above an ancient clock presented to the
minister in the fourteenth century by Treasurer Welbourne ;
the carved work of the prayer desks is from Althorpo
church ; and of stained glass, the representations of Our
Lard's Descent into Hell, and His Ap[«aranoe to Mary
Magdalene, with angels censine, properly belong to Kettle-
thorpe : those of the Virgin and Child, Vine Leaves, and the
Shields of Arms of the Neville's were abstracted from
Scotton ; the figure of Our LK>rd in Glory (except the head,
which came from Malvern) formerly belonged to Snarford ;
the mutilated figure of a horseman, the Best rnby glass,
and other portions, were transferred from Manchester, and
besides all these there are a few remaining fragments legiti-
mately belonging to the church : on the north side of the
chancel is a Decorated aumbry, and three brackets : in the
south aisle is a brass to Martin Gravener and ECfam his
wife, dated 1619 : the church plate includes a silver cup
and paten dated 1569. The living is a vicsra^, net yearly
value, from 301 acres of glebe, ;^oo, with residence, in the
gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1879, by the
PBIVATB BBSIDBNTS.
Benson Mrs
Bnncle Thomas Marsliall k.b
Dawes Joshua Horton, Trentholme
Lee Mrs
Moore Rev. Alfred Ed jar b. a. [ricar].
The Vicarage
Uppleby Rev. George Crowle [curate]
field, is lord of the manor. The vicar, William Smith e«;.
Messrs. George Sowerby, George Wakefidd, lliamas Wake-
field, and WilUam Stocks are the principal landowners. Tii '
soil is sand and clay; subsoil, ironstone. The chief cr.i;»
are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area of the to .n;-
ship is 5,450 acres ; rateable value jf 7,139 ; the popnlati >.i
in 1881 was i, 133 ; the area of the parish, including part < f
the township of East Butterwick, is 5,552 acres ; the p i;>i:-
lation in 1881 was 1,353.
East Buttebwick will be found wider a seia:~J.'
heading.
Parish Clerk, John Walker.
Post Office.— Charles Clay, sub-postmaster. Letter."
arrive from Kirtov Lindsey at 10.30 p.m.; diqiatebed j'
3.30 p.m. The nearest monev order office is at Scolter ;
telegraph office at Kirton Lindsey
School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875; ThoiM-.
Wakefield, sen. clerk to the board ; Charles Clay, atteol-
ance officer
Board School (mixed), erected at a cost of over £300. » *
National school for 140 children ; it waS transferred t'
the School Board in 1875, ^ v>" ""w hold 330 children :
average attendance, 150. Children attending this si-hfJ
are eli^ble as canditates for exhibitions connected wi: i>
Kirton-in-Lindsey school, if duly qualified ; James M xrf.
master
Cabrirb. — ^Richard Poole, to Brigg, thnrsday; Gii»
borough, tuosday k sat. ; to Kirton Lindsey, fH
George Lockwood, to Gainsborough, tnesday fcsaturdiy:
to Brigg, thnrsday
Walker Mrs. William
Whaplate Richard
Whaplate William
White Miss \^r^rs]r>
WRECTOaT.]
COUUESCIAL.
Anderton Ellen Mary (Miss), draper
ft grocer
Bainton John, farmer k Undo\rner
Barnard William, fanner
Balding William, beer retailer
Benson William, farmer
Black Joseph, farmer
Boult James, tailor, grocer ts, draper
ihmcleThos. Marshall u.B.Edin. surgeon
Chapman William, farmer
Cbeeseman Jonathan, batcher
Cheeseman Thomas, prorision dealer
Clay Cha8.&Son,n-atcn mas. &- jeirellers
Clay Thomas, clock maker
Coggan James, blacksmith
Cottingham Joseph, farmer
Drakes John, farmer ifc machine owner
Evcratt John, farmer
Fisher James, farmer
Foster Caroline (Miss), draper jc grocer
Poster William, boot i, shoe maker
Goklthorpe John, farmer
Gon-sell Ellen (Mrs.), carpenter i
wheel wricht
nopkinson Walter, Horn inn
Jackson John, flonr dealer
Jeffrey Jonathan, chemist & druggist
Kirby William, farmer
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Kirkland Sarah(Mr8.),maltster & miller
(wind)
Lane Edward, grocer
Lee Thomas Wakefield, farmer
Library & Reading Room (George
Tin(£ill, sec)
Lockwood Mary Ann (Mrs.), tailor
Lockwood John, boot s shoe maker
Lockwood Wilkinson, miller (wind)
Lou^hton William, farmer
Lovitt Jn. II.B.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon
Lovitt William, blacksmith
Marshall Wm. joiner & wheelwright
Mason John, farmer
Mason Wm. beer retailer k batcher
Middleton Jas. carpenter & wheelwright
Milson Amos, joiner ill wheelwright
Milson Thomas, grocer
Moore Maria (Mrs. ), grocer & draper
Naylor Ann (Miss), dress maker
Neave Joseph, fanner
Nelson John, farmer. Common
Nelson John, jun. farmer
Nelson William, farmer
Nicholson Stephen, grocer
Parkin Thomas, plnmber, painter kc
Readhead Thomas, coal dealer
Skelton William, flonr dealer
Sowerby George, farmer k landowner
METHERIN6HAM. 581
Sowerby John, farmer
Sowerby Thomas, tailor k farmer
Sowerby William, farmer. The Hall
Spilman James, miller (steam k water)
Stocks Alfred, seed k oil cake merchant
Stocks Henry, farmer & landowner
Stocks William, farmer k landowner
Stowc Mary Ann (Miss), dressmaker
Tindal Jolin, fanner
Trimmingham Joseph, farmer
Vause William, farmer
Vickers Trimmingham, farmer
Wakefield George, farmer k landowner,
Scallow farm
Wakefield Richard, farmer
Wakefield Thomas, sen., rate collector,
k clerk to .ichool board, Modwen ho
Wakefield Thomas,farmer k landowner
Walker William, joiner & wheelwright
Watson Richard, farmer
Watson William, farmer
Whatam Joseph, marine store dealer
Whatham John, tailor
White David, brick, tile k drain pipe ma
Wilkinson George, Crown inn
Woolsey Thomas, saddler, harness k
rash collar maker
Wray Richard, watch maker
UETHlUULn QHAU is a parish and large improving
village in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kesteven,
second division of the wapentake of Langoe, Lincoln anion
and county court district, rural deanery of Longoboby, and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, ten miles north from
Sleaford, on the Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint
railway, and nine south-east from Lincoln by rail. The
church of St. Wilfred is a large stone building' in the Nor-
man and thirteenth and sixteenth century styles, and con-
sists of chancel, nave with clerestory (restored in 1858-9),
aisles, and square embattled western Norman tower, sur-
mounted l^ four pinnacles, with 5 bells : the north aisle
was re-built in 1870 : in 1867 the church was reseated and
restored, when additional accommodation for 100 was made.
The Incorporated Society for Building Churches granted
/30 : the total cost for alterations from 1858 to 1870 was
^1,053 : the old church was burnt down in 1601 and restored
in 1603, when the clerestory and embattlements round the
nave and tower were added, as also the pillars in the nave ;
There are two mural tablets, one to Sir Thomas Skipwith
bart., sergt.-at-law, Elizabeth his wife, and Sir Thomas, their
son : the former died 1694, his wife 1674, their son 1710 ;
all were buried at Upminster, Essex ; the tablet was erected
by Sir George Bridges Skipwith bart. of this place, who lies
underneath, died 1756 ; the other is to Mrs. Lucy Skipwith,
(laughter of Sir Thomas Skipwith, died 1763 : the tablet was
erected by Mrs. Isabella Pitt : there are sittings for 450, all
but 8 being unapproriated. The register dates from the year
1538. The living is a discharged vicarage, gross yearly value,
/4O0, from a6a acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1881 by the Rev.
William Ignatius Snell Rawson. Here are chapels for the
Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists. Tliere are three-
Bavin John, Enderley
Booth Mrs
Briggs Uriah
Greenham Hayland Heath
Greenwood John
Marriott George, Wharton
Marshall William
Rawson Rev.Wm.Ignatins Snell [vicar]
Sharp Mrs
Snow James Morris
Williams Cyril John
COUfBRCIAI.
Adkin Thomas, blacksmith
Allen Edward Goodson, farmer
Allen William, market gardener
ISaines Wm.Knott,boot ma.& shopkeepr
liaker Presswood, boot & shoe maker
Baker Richard, seedsman
quarters of an acre of land left by Colley, producing thirty
stiillings yearly, which is given to poor widows. Henry
Chaplin esq. h.p. who is lord of the manor, Hayland Green-
ham esq. and the impropriators of the Rectory land, are the
{)rincipal landowners. The upper part of the parish is
ight land, enclosed from the Luicoln Heath ; the lower part
is reclaimed fen, and is very productive ; the centre of the
parish is a heavy loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and oats. The area is 5,698 acres : rateable value, ;^9,490 ;
the population in 1881 was 1875.
Tanvats is a hamlet, 4 miles east, at which is a school,
licensed for church service.
Parish Clerk, George Kirk.
Post, Monkt Obdkb k Telboraph Officb, Savings Bank
& Government Annuity k Insurance Office. —Edward
Skinns, receiver. Lstters are received through Lincoln
at 8.to a.m. k 5.25 p.m.; dispatched at 8 a.m. k 5.15
p.m
IKSITBAKCE AOBNT : —
Northern Fire k Life, John Hawley
Schools.—
Church (Village), erected in 1840 as a reading room k
was afterwards purchased by H. Chaplin esq. us. k pre-
sented to the vicar k churchwardens ; it was enlarged in
1883 at a cost of ;f lao raised by subscriptions : it uts ac-
commodation for 30O children ; average attendance, tao ;
John Hawley, master : Miss Alice Fitzjohn, mistress
Church, Tanvats, erected in 1857, for 70 children ; average
attendance, 43
Wesleyan, erected in 1840, for 130 children : average
attendance, 70 ; Thomas Smith Roberts, master
Cabbieb to : —
Lincoln— George Bools, mon. wed. fri. k sat
Burbank Henry, miller (wind), baker Gibson Joseph, coal merchant
BiirR)nWm.Gresham,Star k Garter p.H
Bavin John, machine owner, Tanvats
Bavin Mary (Miss), ladies' school
Bavin Thomas (Mrs.), farmer k owner,
Tanvats
Bell John Robert, White HaH hotel
Bell Robert, boot k shoe maker
Berry Newton, chemist
Bonner John, saddler
Briggs William, rope maker
Bortt Walter, coal merchant
k farmer
Butler Edward, butcher
Camm Edward, farmer. Heath
Carr's Charity (trustees of), farmers
(Edward Camm, manager)
Castledine James, hawker
Chapman William, watch maker
Clarice William, coal merchant
Cook James, boot k shoe maker
Cooling Alfred, london, birmingham k
Sheffield warehouse, & dealer in glass
k china, agricultural implements k
furniture, sewing machine depot, k
agent for Ind, Coope k Co. pale ale
brewers fe for W. & A. Gilbey, wine
k spirit merchants
Cooper William, monumental stone k
marble mason, monuments, crosses,
tombs, tablets k gravestones, in red
or grey granites, marble or stone,
k building material dealer
Dawson Thomas, joiner
Ellis Thomas, Oat sheaf p.H
Elvidge Edward, farmer. Field house
Foster Charles, tailor
Fowler William, seed merchant
Gadsby Joseph, tin plate worker
Garratt Joseph, boot k shoe maker
Greenfield John, farmer
I Greenwood Thomas, builder
I Griffin Ephraim Harrison, frmr. Heath
i Haire Anthony, butcher
, Hallam William, tailor k draper
i Hawley Jobn, land surveyor k income
I tax collector
I Henley William, wheelwright
Hicks Henry k.bx. v.s. Lond. veterinary
I surgeon
' Hicks James, blacksmith
Hicks Rt. wheelwright, Star&Garter yd
Hicks Wm. wheelwright k wind miller
Holmes Thomas, cowkeeper
Kirk George, tailor
Knott Abraham, farmer. Fen
Kyme Robert., boat owner k beer re-
tailer, Tanvats
Lincoln Equitable Co-operative Indus-
trial Society Limited (No. 6 branch)
(Joseph Skepper, branch manager)
Maltby Henry, plumber
Marriott George Wharton, agent to H.
Chaplin esq. m.p
Mehew Charles, harness maker
Morris Peter, hair dresser
Needham John, hair dresser
Nenton Charles, boot k shoe maker
Digitized by VjUUV IC
582 METHEBINGHAM.
LINCOLNSBIBE.
[kellt's
■ht WQliun, sboidceeper
.^or John, hnB baJliS to H. Obtplin
nq. M.p.
Taylor Joaeph, farmer - '
Taylor Willfam, boot t shoe maker
Taylor Willjam, cow keeper
Taylor William, tailor
Taylor William Tamhill, carpenter
Thompson Slater, draper k grocer
Todkil William, heer retailer
Tow Timothy, shopkeeper -
Ullyat Charles, tanner, Fen
Voncher James, grocer
Quinoer WilliaiD, beer retailer
Bead Henry, tailor
Rylatt Joseph, farmer. Pen
Sawyer John, grocer k draper
Scofleld William, shopkeeper
Scoley Edward, farmer, Pitt's farm
Sharpe William, tailor k draper
Skinns Edward, draper, grocer
eeneral dealer. Post ofBce
Skins Edmund, blacksmith
Spencer Thomas, butcher
KISVIXiIjI! is a parodiial township lof the £ast Fen,
in the Hid division of the connty, parts of landsey, soke
of Bolingbrdce, Spilsby union, petty sessional divisioD and
comity coort district, rural deanery of Bolingbroke, arch-
deaoonry and diocese of Lincoln, lo miles north I from
Boston, 7 south from Spilsby, and i| west from Eastville
station. The chorch is a plain brick building of the
Georgian period, consisting of chancel, nave, ana an open
belfry containing i bell. The register of baptisms and
buriaUdatas from the year iSai, marriages iSaa. The liv-
ing is a vicarage, annexed to Eastvflle, net yearly value
£ioo, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1876 by the Hev. Henry Stretton x.A. of Hertford College,
Allis Joseph, farmer I Caudwdl Henry, farmer
Carter Thomas, fanner I Harrison John Tubman, farmer
Taoey Joseph, farm bailiff to Hayland
Greenham esq
WiHiams Oyril John uiL.i!.r:w3in.
surgeon k medical officer k public
vaccinator. No. 5 district, Lmooln
union k medical officer k public
vaccinator Blankney district, Slee-
f ord union
Wood John, baker k grocer
Wray ffamthf, farmer, Waneh r
Wright William Joseph, farmer, Fen
Oxford. Some oak trees have been found here, whiefa
were quite black and as hard as ebony. The Bev. Eieniy
Linton K.A. hon. canon of Christ Church, OxfOTd, of
Stirtloe, Huntingdon, the trustees of the late Col. Linton,
and Lord Carrington are the chief landowners. The soil is
a peaty loam ; subsoil, blue clay. The chief crops are
wheat, oats, brown and white mnatard, mangolds, potatoes
and turnips. The area is 3,501 acres : rateable valne,
^3,343 ; toe population in 1881 was 004.
Parish Clerk, W. Johnaon.
Letters through Benton by mail .cart arrive at 6.30 a.m.
dispatched at 6.30 p.m. The nearest money order office
is at Stickney k telegraph office at Sibsey
I Holmes Thomas, fftrmer
I Wakefield William, farmer
IQJTHTGSB'X' is a parish and pleasant village, in the 1 Caukwell x.a. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. James
Blid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, western divi- Banks Stanhope esq. d.l., j.f. of Bevesby Abbey, is lord of the
sion of the eoke of Bolingbroke, Horncsstle petty sessional | manor and principal landowner. The soil is light loam ; sub-
division, union and county court district, rural deanery of 1 soil, white day. The chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and
Bolingbroke, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles turnips. The area is 1,082 acres ; rateable value, jb 1,334 ; the
west 'from Spilsby, 7 south-east from Horncastle, and 9
north-east from '^ittershall : within 3 miles are navigable
drains to Boston. The church of St.. Andrew is a {)lain but
ancient buildii^, in the Early English style, consisting of
chanoel and nave, and a turret containing i bell : the re-
mains of a well-carved rood-screen divide the nave frpm the
ctumcel : the church was thoroughly restored and almost
rebuilt in 1878, at the cost of the lord of the manor, J. B.
Stanhope esq. The register dates from the year 1688. The
living is a rectory,gross yearlyvalue ;^354,indudinK 170 acres
of gwbe with residence, in the ^t of the Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster, and held smoe 187S by the Ber. Henry
Caukwell Rev. Henrv k.a. Rectory I Dodds Hy. farmer, Miningsby hoaae
Cotton Edward, blacksmith I English John, farmer
KINTINQ' is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, southern division of the wapentake of
uartree, Horncastle petty sessional division, union and
county court district, rural deanery of Horncastle, arch-
deaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lmcoln, 6i miles north-
west from Horncastle, and 5 south-east from Wragby station.
The church of St. Andrew, restored in 1863, under (he
direction of Mr. Ewan Christian, architect, is an edifice of
stone, in the Earlv English style, consist!^ of chwoel, nave,
north aisle, south porch, and an open bell-turret, sur-
mounted by a small spire and containing i bell : the nave is
separated from the aisle hj a fine Early English arcade, with
clustered columns ; the mterior has been restored, and the
principal fittings are also new. The head of an ancient church-
yard cross, enridied with foliage and dog-tooth ornament,
and carved with a group of the Crucifixion, has been built
into the wall between the nave and chancel. The register of
baptisms and burials dates from the year 1615. The living is
a united rectory and vicarage, yearly valnt ^450, in the gift
of St. John's College, Cambridge, and held since 1857 by the
Rev. Francis Bashforth B.D. formerly .fellow of that coUege.
Bashforth Rev. Francis B.D. [rector]
Holmes WiUiam Henry, Minting house
COMmRCIAI..
Addlesee Robert, farmer
Brown Charles Albert, Sebastopol inn,
& shopkeeper
Chapman John, farmer
Chatterton Robert, farmer
Collins John, farmer
Cropper Francis, farmer
Epton William, farmer
Evison Thomas, blacksmith
I Fanthorpe Will^m* farmer
Fiddling Joseph, butcher & farmer
Fletcher John^ wheelwright
Harrison Jas. shopkeeper k beer retailer
Hewitt John, farmer
mSSOK is a parish partly in the wapentake of Oorringham, coonty ot Linoohi, but chiefly in that of BaMetlav,
county of Nottingham. Fnll particnlars are given in the Directory of the latter oonnty.
population in z38i was 133. The Fen allotment is now not
connected in any way with Miningsby parish, but belongs to
West Fen.
Parish Clerk, Robert Martin.
Letters through Boston vii Revesby by foot post ; 'telegraph
office at Wareham-le-Fen. The nearest money' order oinoe
istitEastKirkby
Infant school, built in i860, for 30 children, with an
average attendance of 14 ; Mrs.Betay Maiden, mistress.
This parish also shares in the benefits of tbe Frce.achool
at Kirkby .
I Norton Betsy (Mrs.), shopkeeper
I Sinums Joseph, farmer '
The Wesleyans have two chapels here, erected in 1838. The
poor have the interest of ;f8o, left by George Ashton.
Capt. Robt. Oias. Vyner, who is lord of the manor, and R.
Pnor esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is day and
sand ; subsoil, mostly blue clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and beans. The area is 3,543 <Kres ; rateable
value, ;^>^39 ; the population in 1881 was 347.
Farisli Clerk, John Bacon.
Letters arrive by messenger ftom Horncastle at 10.30 a.m. ;
taken away about 3.30 p.m. The nearest njoney order
k telegraph office is at Wragby.
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 for the
united district of Minting k Gaqtby ; ' Charles Albert
Brown, derk to the board
A school was erected in 1851, with residence for master
k mistress, by the late Francis Fbrr esq. k is now used
as the board room for the school: a new school was
' erected in 1876, for 100 children ; avenge attendance, 50 ;
Arthur Allen, master ; Mrs. Fninds Allen, mistress
Cabbivb to H0RNCA8T1.B. — Joseph Middling, cart,
Saturday, returning the same day.
Holmes William Henry, farmer
Hotcbin Isaac, shoe maker
Miller Kelk, farmer k builder
Musaon John, miller (water), ft brmer
Pinning John, farmer
Pinning South^rell, farmer
Sutton Stephen, former
Winn William, farmer
KOOHBT is a small village and pari^, in the Mid divi-
sion of the county, parts of Lindsey, soke, petty sessional
division, union and county court district of Horncastle,
Horncastle rural deanery, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln, 4^ miles south-east from Horncastle. The churdi
of All Saints is a small structure of stone, with brick bands
Imd dresnngs of Ancaster stone, in the Early English stvle,
consisting of chance], nave, vestry, north porch, with a
small square tower at the north-west angle, and spire con-
taining I bell ; it was rebuilt in 1864 xat&T the direction of
Mr. James FoWler, Ot Loath, at an expense of ;i^i,tOo, de-
frayed by J. Banks Stanhope esq. lord ut the manor : the
reredos is of carved stone and encaustic tiles, with shafts
of marble ; an arcade of three arches, with columns of green
serpentine, opens into the vestry on the south side ; the
pulpit is of Caen stone, and the chaBcd is fitted in oak. The
reguters, induding those of Claxby Pluckacre, date from
i^i. The living is a rectory, consolidated with the per-
petual curacy of Wood Enderby, net joint yearly valne about
/350, with 14 acres of glebe aUotment in wildmoor Fan, in
the gift of the Bishop of Manchester, and held siaoe 1864
by the Rev'. Prands Smith, tbe Wcaiayans have a dnpd
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LINC0LN8HIBX.
i {tO^SBOBOTOlt i '"83
hera> . James Banks . Stanhope aaq. who is lord of tht
numor^aod Mn. Bavnsley. are Iba pnadpal tandAwners.
The aofl is baavy.JflSin ; sobsoil, white day. The ebie(
crops are wlmat, barley, seeds and turnips. The area is
830 acres; zateable valae, £t^; the population in t88i
was 98.
By the Act 44, Vict, a xrai. the Fen allotment -«as trans-
ferred to the new parish of Wnidmore.
Parish GUrii, William Newhiun.
Smith Rev.' Francis [rector]
Barrows James, farmer
Chiwmnninn John, wheelwright & beer
retailer
tetters from Boston, ni Bevesby. The .nearest mofiey
order & tel^raph office is at Mareham-Ie-Fen, .
.^ sohool for boys ft eirls, now onder the. control 6t a coni-
mitrtee/was erected in 1856, for the parishes of Moorby,
WilkBl^, daxby Plnckacre & Wood Endetity, fc holds 70
cbildrMi, with anaverage attendance of 4o,.& is supported
by rolnntary Contributions, government grant k the
chQdren's pence ; Miss Harriet Tabtaham, mistress
Cook John Hall, farmer & landowner
Fowler John, farmer, Manor farm
Green William, farmer
Newham William, blacksmith
Veal John, farm bailiff to Bicbard
Qarrisonesq
KOSTOIT, near Bourn, is a parish, township and village, ' Several small charities, amounting in all to about £i, are
with a station on the Bourn and Sleaford branch of the , distributed jresrly to the most deserving pow in bread
Great Northern rulway, in the. Southern division of that and ioeL Bxceuent water i» supplied m - abundance
4X>nnty, parts of Kesteven, Aveland himdred. Bourn union ■ from an artesiaa welU TbeMarqness of Exeter p.c, t>x.,
and county court district, rural deanery of Aveland No. a, , I.F. who is lord of the manor. Colonel William Parker
and archdeaconry and dioBeae of Lincoln, 2J| miles north ' iD^j J.P> pf Hanthorpe, and Lord Aveland p.c, d.i.., i.p.
from SouxD and 7 south, from Falkingham ; it is near the 1 are the prjnci^ landowners. The soil is loam and fen ;
Boman Car dyke, which divides theFen from the higher 1 subsoil, in the higher portion rock, in the lower silt. The
parts of the parish, and on the road from Bourn to Sleafor4. ' chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and peas. The area is
The church o( St. John the Baptist is a fine cruraform , 3,399 acres-; rateable value, £,7frii ; the population in 1881
bnilding of stone, in the Early English, Decorated and Per- { was 950.
pendictuar styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south j Hanthobpb is a hamlet of Morton, about half a mile
transept, western porcb and a tower containing 5 bells and
a clock : the columns of the nave arcade are Early Bng*
lish, the chancel is Decorated, retaining three sedilia and
piscina ; in the north-transept is a credence with mutilated
-canopy, and in the south transept an aumbry : the west
porcb, with the window above it, are imposing examples of
Perpendicular work : the church was restored in i860,
and has thirty-two windows, all stained : the restoration,
which included the substitution of open roofs for flat ceil-
ings, was prindpally due to the lib«rahty of the late W.
Pairker esq. of hanthorpe ponsek- The register dates, from
the year 1549.. The living is a vicarage. with Haccoaby
annexed, joint gross yearly value froi;n 319 acres of glebe
j^430 with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and |
bdd since 1863 by the Ksv. Walter Stockdale k.a. of
Truity Orilege, Cambridge.
.Korton.
Bell John Leonard
Freeman Miss
Stockdale Bev. Walter M.A. fvicar]
Thurlby John
COipCBBCUL. . .
Baker Daniel, blacksmith
Baker Joseph F. farmer
Barron Edward, Lord Nelson P.ta
Batter ham Thomas C. farmer
Baxter William, Sing's Head P.H
Bradford Wm. shoeing & general smith
Bogg James, wheelwright
Chapman Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper '
Christian John, butcher
Clarke William, Five Bells f.h. batcher
Jc farmer
Dalton William, corn merchant
£ayTS Alfred, grocer, ft provision dealer
Eayrs George, farmer
west. Hanthorpe House is a handsome and pleasantly
situated mansiui, tiie seat of Colonel William Parker
D.L., J.P.
Parish Clerk, William Mitchelson.
Post Office. — Alfred Mowson, postmaster. Letters re-
ceived through Bourn, arrive at 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched
at 6.30 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph
ofHce is at Bourn. Wall Lrttkb Box at Hanthorpe,
cleared at 6 p.m. week days only
School (mixed), for 200 cluldren, with an average atten-
dance of 134, A; has a small endowment of about j^Z
yearly, left by various persons : it is supported, apart
from the endowment, by Colonel William Parker d.l.,
J, p. k the parish; Jesse Stow, master; Mrs. Fanny
Stow, mistress
There is a Baptist chapel. J Bailway Stotion, William Buck, station master
Freeman Edward, farmer
GiU Cook Faulkner, tenner
Gnnr Thomas farmer
Half William,' coal merchhift & farmer
.Harwopd Thomas, farmer
Hewaon William^ shoe maker
Bind John, farmer
golmes Joseph, shoe maker
Ingston Heniy, brick k tile matinf
Mehew William, saddler
Mitchdson Wflliam, boot ft shoe maker
Mower Henry, tailor
MowsonAlfd.grooer,draper,ft postoillce
fievell William, grocer &c , ' ' '
■Rodg6r8 Anthony, farmer
Rodgers George, butcher
Bodgers John, farmer
Ru»William, station master
Sandall John, carpenter & joiner
SandaU Thoovu, carpenter ice '
Scotney Edward, wheelwright
9mith Edward, butcher
-Smith William, boot & shoe maker
Swift Caroline (Mrs.), grocer & draper
Wadsley Wm. carpenter & wheelwright
Hanthorpe.
Parker Col. William B.A., d.l., j.p.
Hanthorpe house
Batterham George, farmer
Baley Philip, bailiff to Col. William
Parker D.L., I.P
Bradford John, wheelwright
Gox Thomas, fanner
Norman Zochra, farmer
Pask Edward, shoe maker
■Sootney John, farmer
Ward Robert, fruiterer
Williamson John k Thomas, millers
(wind) & bakers
division of the county, parte of Lmdssy, wapentake of Gor-
xingliam, petty sessimial divisimii onion and county court
district of Gainsborough, mral deanery orCerringham,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lmcohr, one mile and
a bsdf nortb>by-wwt from Gainsboiongh station and 145I
frotn London. The village is on the east bank of the Trent,
<oii which the Hall and Gainsborough steamers pass : there
are wharfs, com mills and maltings. The church of St
Paul (locally in Gainsborough) is a stone fabric in the
Seeorsted style, enieted in 18^. at a cost o( about if 3,000 :
it consists of chancel witb.veiitry, pave, with organ in the
-chancel, and a square piniuuded tower oontoiniog i bell :
tliere. are -three ntemorial.staimsd window^ twOjpf .which
were inserted by the wife of the late vicar, by whom the
«rgaa was given: sinee the . ineumbency of the present
vicar, the chancel has been reseated wita choir stalls, the
-old reading desk removed and a handsome brass leotem has
been, presented by W! Q. Sharp, of Morton, The i^gister
dates from 1846. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
Talue Z300, in the gift pf we ^ishop of Lincold, and held
«iiioe 1880 l^'tlie Bar. German .Whoatci^>ft O^pk? i a oom-
noodioiis vicarage house ^..be^n erected opposite the
church. Here 'are a Primitive Methodist and a Wealeyan
. earuss xasibBicrs. iBvownBobert
BlTth Min <■ .'
JCOKTON-BT-GAINSBOIKO'U'OH is a picturesque I ohapd. Here is a school endowed by Joshua Tyler, who
TiUage, township and ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1866 died in 1708, for the education of 30 poor children: the
/ram the dvil parish of (^bM^oroagD-; it is in (be Northern I endowment now psodnces ^^45 yearlv, which is equally
division of the county, parts of Lindssy, wapentake of Cor- | dilided between the National school and the relief of the poor,
according to a recent scheme of the Charity commissioners.
There are other charities . left by the late Samuel Sandars
esq. and Mrs.. Ann Buddicom, amounting to about £^
yearly, for thsichurohsdiaols and poor. MortonHoqse is sur-
rounded by -a lawn, is pleasantly situated, and is ^ba
residence of Edward Peacaon esq. j.p. The soil is sand and
war^; subsoii, sand. Ilie chief crops are wheat, barley,
potatoes, tnmips, carrots and pasture. The area of the
tawnsbip 'is 768A. 3B. 33P.; rateable value, ;f 3,368 ; the
populatMt «{ the pariah in i88z was 917.
. qextWi. Samuel DuBkering.
Post Ofpick, — Henry Smitnson, receiver. Letters through
Gainsborough, tiie nearest money order office: letters
. delivered 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. •; the telegraph
office is at Gainsborough
A school-room Was built m 1843 by Mrs. Jane Santera, to
which a class-room was added in 1871 : k in- 1875 a
detached bouse for the master was bailt : cost of -seheol,
. £voo\ both were erected by subscription, * in tSSa an
,.. infant school was added at a cost of ^^300 : ItosiJiaplwiU
bold 35<J children fe there is an average attenduice of 170 ;
Hy.Hibbitt, master ; Miss Isabel Barmy, infants' mistress
I OtoadeU 'William, Manor house
tl^nks Ber.'OertnaaWheatcnft [Vtear}, IBafper John
. TheVicaiaga -- rSelsey Samuel
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Lamb Benjamin
Milnthorp Joseph
Pashley John William, Morton hall
Peaison Edward J.P. Morton honae
Pettlnger James, Field lane
Robbs Decimns Mallett
Sharp Mrs. John
Sharp William Herbert
Stothard William, Walkeritb road
Welsh Rev. Frauds [curate of St. Paul's]
COKMEBCIAt.
Barratt William, rope & twine maker
Binghson Jsph. farmer, Morton grange
Bingham William, farmer t grazier,
Carr farm
Bovling John, market gardener
Bowling Bobert, market gardener
Charles James, bricklayer ft plasterer
Credland Ann Scott (Mrs.), Miopkeeper
()uckson Geo. rarkt. gardener, ^Pield la
Dannatt Joseph, farmer
Dixon Elizabeth (Mrs.), laondress
Dnckering Saml. grocer k pork bntchr
Farr Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Farrar Mrs. farmer
LINCOLNSBIBE.
Fish Thomas, carrier
Frith James, boot & shoe maker
German Joseph, Ship inn
Gibson William, coal merchant
Gleadell William, maltster. Manor ho
Gooldings John, farmer
Green William liew, auctioneer
Harrison Moses, farmer k potato mer
Hstber Wm. shopkeeper k blacksmith
Hooton Sophia (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hudson James, tailor
Eelsey Samuel k Son, com merchants,
miUers (steam k wind), k farmers,
Morton mills ; k at Gsmsborongh
King Mary (Mrs. ), laundress
Eirkby John, joiner
Mann William, market gardener
Mar8denElizh.(Mr8. ),Crooked Billet p.h
Maw Henry, batcher
Mellish Snsannah (Mrs. ), laundress
Miller John, farmer, Morton Carr
Milnthorp Joseph, nialtster
Moxon k Sod, rope k twine manufac-
turers ft coal merchants
NatIiOR John, farmer ft grazier, manu-
[kellt's
factarer of the Improred Waterproof
Engine machine, stack, wagon, cart,
railway ft other oovers,eTery deserip.
tion of ropes, twines, nets, sacks kc
Oiiey Samuel Reed,rope fttwines ft rail
cloth manubctaier
Farr William, market gaidener
Poole William, tailor
Badley Joseph,market gardener.Field la
Boberts James ft Son, joiners ft wbeel'-
wrights
Boberts James, market gardener
Uobinson John, shopkeeper
Scott James, market gardener
Smith Edward, baker ft flour dealer
SmithThomas, market gardener.Field la
Smithson Henry, grocer ft diaper, k
post office
Thornton William, shoe maker
Tindall William, cowkeeper
Tindall William, inn. farmer, Brcnift
Ward Rebecca (Miss), dress maker
Williamson William, tailor & grocer
Wright Thomas, farmer
UOBIOIfi-BT-IilNCOLN, formerly extra-parochial,
is now a parish, near the Roman Foes way, one mile north
east from Swinderby station, on the Midland railway, 8
miles south-west-by-west from Lincoln, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Boothby
Graffoe, Lincoln union and county court district of Lincoln.
The land is the property of Edward H. SoUy esq. and farmed
by Daniel Drakes. The soil is clay ; subsoil, sand and grarel.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 409
acres ; rateable value, ;f 400 ; the population in 1881 was 8.
Children attend the school at Swinderby
Drakes Daniel, farmer
KOXTLTON and JtLOWIOTS CHAPBL.
Moin.TON is a large and pretty village and parish, with a
station half a mile south from the vilbge, on the Spalding
and Norwich railway, situate on the Holbeach and Spalding
road, in the Southern division of the county, parts of Holland,
wapentake of Elloe, petty sessional division, union and
county conrt district of Spalding, rural deanery of West
Elloe, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles west
from Holbeach and 5 east from Spilding. The church of
All Saints is an exceedingly fine building m the TransitioniU,
BUrlier English, Early and Late Decorated and Perpendicular
styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays,
aisles, south porch and an embattled western tower with
spire, containing a clock and 5 bells : the nave is late Tran-
sitional work, and its pier capitals afford a most valuable
series of examples of the carved foliage of this particular
date ; the clerestory has a continuous external arcade,
similar to that of Whaplode, but the finest and most strik-
ing feature of the church is its exceptionally well-propor-
tioned and elegant tower and spire, which is m this respect
unsurpassed by any in the kingdom : the tower is of four
stages, supported at the angles by double canopied buttresses
rising into panelled and crocketed pinnacles ; the parapet is
embattled and from within it springs a light octagonal rib-
bed and crocketed spire, with three tiers of louvre lighte
placed alternately ; small flying buttresses connect the
pinnacles with the spire: the smgular font consista of a
spherical basin, supported by a representation of the Tree
of Life ; around the trunk a serpent is coiled, and on either
side stand Adam and Eve ; the sides of the basin display
scenes from the Old and New Testament. There are
memorials to Robert Heath, vicar, 1665 ; Philip Tallents,
vicar, 1704; and the Rer. Samuel Elsdale k.a. 1837;
the church was restored in 1867, both externally and
internally, at a cost of ;f 3,500. The register of baptisms
and marria^ dates from the year 1558; burials,
1560. The hving is a vicarage, net yearly Tune from 347
acres of land ;f 700 with residence, in the gift of Mrs. John-
son, and held since 1866 by the Rev. John Russell Jackson,
H.A.of St.John'8College,Cambridge,J.P. There are Wesleyan
and Primitive MethocUste chapels. The Poor's Land Charity,
whidi is managed in aocordiuice with a scheme dated 1870,
consiste of some 80 acres or thereabouts of booses and land
in Monlton. In the year 1884, various minor charities
were consolidated by a new scheme entitled "The Minor
Charities." H. S. Maples esq. solicitor, Spalding, arts as
Hon. secretary to the trustees of the Monlton Charities and
is also secretary to the governors of the Monlton Endowed
tfchools. Some Roman nms were discovered at Ravens-
bank in 1731 ; and in December, 1765, the salt marsh on
the north side of the parish was suddenly inundated and
mamr sheep, oxen and horses drowned. Lord Boston,
of Hedsor, Maidenhead, and the Crown, and the Ven.
Lord Saye and Sele m.a., d.c.l. of Broughton Castle,
Banbury, are the principal landowners. The soil is a light
loam and clay ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are wheat,
oats, beans, peas and rooU. The area is 11,390 acres of
land and 335 of water ; rateable value, ;f 19,333 ; the pcipols-
tion in t88i was 3,348, both indusire of Monlton Chapel.
AusTiNDTKi (or Assendyke) is a hamlet, one mile and a
half south. MouLTON Eauqatb oonsiata of that portion of
the parish which lies one mile south of Monlton Chapd
and 5 miles sonth of Moulton. Sbaseitd (or Seaend) is a
hamlet a miles north-by-east of the parish chnrch. Here
is a school chapel built by subscription in 1868 in which
divine service is held on Sundays.
Moulton Ohapel is a chapelry of Monlton, from
which it is 4 miles sonth and 6 south-east from Spalding.
Here is a small octagonal chapel, erected in 1722. The Urin;^
is a perpetual curacy, net yearly value /90, in the gift of
the vicar of Monlton, and held since 1838 oy the Rev.iCchad
Sisson, of St. Bees, who resides at Spalding and is chiplun
to the Spalding union.
Parish Clerk and Sexton, William Fisher.
Post & Monet Obseb Officb ft Savings Bank, Monlton.—
Mrs. Sarah Woolley, postmistress. Letters from Spalding
arrive at 7.10 a.m. ; dispatebed at 5.50 p.m
Post Opficb, Moulton Chapel. — Jn. Thos. George, receiver.
Letters from Smlding arrive at 8.20; dispat(£ed at 5.15
p.m. PiLLAB Lbttek Box at Seaend cleared daily at
1 1 . 30 a. m. The telegraph office is at Hdbeadi
INSUBANCS AOENTS : —
Norwich Union Fire, A. G. Pick
Royal Flarmers' ft General, George Hix
Public Officxbs . —
Medical Officer ft Public Vaccinator, MeoHon district,
Spalding union, Geo. Frederick England L.B.c.P.Lond
Collector of Taxes, J. H. Diggle
Inspector of Nuisances, Moulton District, Spalding Kural
Sanitary Authority, J. H. Diggle
-Registrar of Births ft DeatM for Honlton snb-district,
George Frederick England
Schools: —
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1879 ; H. S.
Mapels, Spalding, clerk to the board
(grammar (Upper), endowed by the will of John Harron,
a substantial yeoman, who died in 1560, was fonnded by
Letters Patent of Queen Elizabeth in the following year :
the management of the school is vested by a scheme of
the Endowed School Commissioners, approvied in 1877, in
six co-optetive ft five lepresentatiTe governors : there is >
good residence for the nead master fc excellent aoonn-
modation for boarders : the number of boys attending tliB
school averages at the present time from ;o to 60 ; beta
master, the Rev. Frederick Hatt k.a. camb. ; assisiait
masters, Mr. Arthur J. Skinner ft Mr. Alfred J. Skinner:
a new school for the boys of the lower department, to-
gether with a residence for their master, Mr. William
Clarke, was erected in the year 1878 1^ the govemors •<
a cost of aboDt ;£i,i50
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MUCKTON. 585
Board (prli k infanta), boflt in x88i, for I04 ehildroi ;
aTerage attendance, 90 ; Mias Jemima Knizht, mistreaa
Baard(mized),Monlton Chapel, built in i88olc aabaeqnently
enlarged, for 160 children; average attendance, 115;
Anthony Veall, master
MoQlton.
Bailey Bin
Clay Gharlea Walter
Coates Rev. John Millett [curate]
Dodaon John Harrop
England George Frederick
Hatt Rev. Frederick M.A. head maater
of Grammar school
Jackson Rev. John Rnsaell m.a., j.p.
[vicar]
King Mrs. Byfleld bonse
King Mrs. Mnlbery house
Kirton Henry
Kitmer Thomas
Ogden James
Ward Joseph, Park honse
Webster Mrs
COmRBCIAL.
Abbott Thomas, fanner, Looecgata rd
Achnich Henry, fanner, Engine bank
Atkin Tom, farmer
Atkinson Abraham, fanner, Seaend
Atkinson William, farmer, Common
Atkinson Wilson, farmer
Bailey Henry, farmer, Hogggate
Bailey John, farmer, Hossgate
Baldwin Robert Wliite, Swanp.B
Barlow Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Bell John, plmnber
Benner Charles William, beer retailer
k shoe maker
Biggadyke Henry, beer retailer.Seaend
Blanchard Daniel, farmer
Branson William, farmer. Long lane
Brittain Benjamin, farmer. Common
Brooks Thomas, plumber
Brown Richard, fanner
Bnffham John, farmer, Common
Chapman Thomas, oowkeeper
Clanooat Ahijah, farmer, Loosegate rd
Clark Alfred Henry, fanner, Eaugate
Clark Richard, farmer, Hallgate
Clarke William, master of endowed
Lower Boys' school. School house
Cleaver Robert, beer rtlr k boot maker
Coats George, ftirmer, Hogagate
Cook Taylor, farmer, Turnpike
Cooley 'DiomaB, farmer, Hogagate
Crane John, farmer
Crawh^ Henry, farmer. Marsh
Cropley Tliomas, farmer, Seaend
Dalton Richard, farmer
Dawson William, farmer, Marsh
De Gamps Allen, wheelwright k crpntr
Diggle Oiarles, farmer, Eaugate rend
Diggle John Harber, farmer k land
surveyor, surveyor of highways, as-
sessor k collector of taxea k sdiool
attendance officer, inspector of nuis-
ances for Moulton district of Spalding
rural sanitary antbority, I<ooeegate
rood
Earl Henry, fanner, Loosegate road
Earl John, farmer. Common
Earl Robert, fkrmer, Seaend
^;^leston John, farmer
Eaiw John, boot maker
Eng^d OeorgeFrederick i.B.c.PXond.
surgeon k medical ofHoer of health k
gaoDc vaccinator, Moulton district,
polding union k registrar of trirUia
k deaths for Moulton sub-district
Fisher William, shoe maker
Foster Thomas, farmer, Manor farm
Francis William, George p.h
Goy Christopher, farmer, Eangate
Growcock Jsph. White Horse p.n.Seaend
Grundy Jonathan, fanner, Eangate
Harris Charles, farmer, Seaend
Harris John, farmer, Seaend
Harris Thomas, fanner, Seaend
Hayes George Henry, baker
Haynes David, farmer, Seaend
Hill John, baker, Seaend
Hipworth RobertLee,fnnr.Loosegate rd
Hiz George, saddler
HoUingsworth Charlotte (Mrs.), fanner,
Common
Hook William, farmer, Saltmarsh
Hopkins Joseph, mrlct. grdnr .Turnpike
Horbeny Jolm, Axe & Hand Saw f.E
Homer George, cattle dealer k farmer,
Loosegate road
Horter Wm. Golden Lion p.h. Seaend
Hughes John, eool dealer
Hum George Thomaa, tailor
ELemp Thomas, farmer. Common
Key Edward, farmer, Aujtendyke
King Arthur Cowley, miller (wind) k
farmer
King David, bricklayer
King Robert, farmer, Hallgate
Kirton Williiim, blacksmith, Seaend
Landen Thoa. beer retailer, Railway stn
Lane Shipton, Hare k Hounds p.h
Lee Joseph, farmer
Markham George, farmer, Marsh
Markham Thomas, farmer. Common
Marsh Simon, Bell f.h. k poulterer
MearsSetb, farmer
Monson Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Morfoot John, carpenter
Morfoot William, farmer, Hogsgate
Kaylor Thomas, farmer, Seaend
Peake Lewis, tailor
Perkins William, farmer, Austendyke
Phipp Joseph, Red Cow p.h. Common
Pick Alfred, grocer
Pine Ann (Mrs. ), butcher
Pocklington Robt. Jas.frmr. Austendyke
Posey John, farmer. Marsh
Bedford Joseph Ward, frmr. West hill
Redhead Frederick, blacksmith
Reed Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Seaend
Reed Francis, fanner k machine owner,
Marsh
Reed George, fanner, Marsh
Reed Thomas, farmer. Common
Reed William, farmer, Seaend
Rower William, baker k com nrar-
chant, Seaend
Scott Wm. Mason's Arms f.b. Seaend
Sewell William, wheelwright
Shawl John, farmer. Engine bank
Shortland John, farmer, Marsh
Sknpham John, farmer
Skupham Robert, fanner, Hallgate
Smith John, saddler
Smith Lucy (Miss), linen draper
Smith Mary (Mrs.), shopkeepsr
Smith Thomas Gabley, tailor, Turnpike
StimpRon William, farmer
Tatam Edward John, civil engineer k
farmer, The Hollies
National, Seasend, built in 1868 fc attended by 80 children ;
Mrs. Sarah Ann Wood, mistress
Railway Station, John Henry Blanning, station master
farmer. The
Tatam Henry Hardy,
Hollies, Seaend
Temple Thomas, farmer, Seaend
Thacker John, farmer, Seaend
Thompson John, former
Thorp Robert, butcher
Tnrnbull Joseph, Man & Horse f.h
Twell George, farmer, Common
Twell Robert, farmer, Seaend
Twell Wm.miller(wind) k baker,Seaend
Vickers Henry, fanner
Vickcrs William, farmer
Vickers William John, farmer, Marsh
Vickers William MyjiU, fanner
Waite Samuel, farmer, Loosegate road
Welby John, farmer, Loosegate road
Wilson William, farmer, Common
Wiseman John, farmer, Eangate
Woods Thomas, wheelwright, Seaend
Woods Wm. farmer, Loosegate road
Woods William, shopkeeper, Seaend
Wright John, farmer. Common
Hotilton Chapel.
Bacon William, farmer
Barber William, farmer
Belscher Samu<d, farmer. East fen
Bradford Thomas, beer retailer
Chapman William, fanner, Eaugate
Chester WQIiam, farmer
Clarke Ezra, blacksmith, Fengate
Congrave Thos. Hy. fanner, Fengate
Dennison Henry, farmer
Denniaon John Hy. farmer, Fengate
Dennison William Hy. farmer, Fengate
Foot Abraham, farmer, Fengate
Footitt John, farmer
Foreman Stephen, beer retlr. East fen
Free Isaac, farmer
George John Thomas, grocer
George Uriah, shoe maker
Goose Thomas, fanner
Griggs John, boot maker
Grounds William, farmer, West fen
Hodson Henr^, wheelwright, Eaugate
Hodson Martin, carpenter, Eaugate
Huntsman John, f<inner
Huntsman Jn. Edmund, gro. & butcher
Huntsman William, farmer
Kemp Thomas, farmer, Common
Moooy John, carpenter, Eangate
Newton Thomas, beer retailer
Peake William Blott, farmer
PloWman George William, baker k
miller (wind)
Ranby John, farmer
Robinson George Edwin, former
I Rosling Alfred, farmer
Rosling George, farmer
' Sergeant James, farmer
Talks Reuben, Flon^h inn
Thacker Robert Elliot, fanner
Trusman Frederick, farmer
Tumbnll John, butcher
Tnrnbull Jonathan, farmer
Vickers Frederick, farmer
Ward Jonathan (exors. oO, farmer
Wilcox Ebor, Three Tnns f.h
Wflds William, farmer, Fengate
Williamson Chias. fellmonger k farmer
WisemanRichd. Everitt, farmer, Eangate
Wittering Thomas, farmer, Eaugate
HXJOKTOTS is a small village and parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsejr, Wold division of
the hundred, and petty sessional division of Iiouth Eske,
Louth union and county court district, rural deanery of
Calceworth No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
S miles south-south-east from Louth and one mile and
three-quarters north-west from Anthorpe station. The old
-diureh of Holy Trinity was rebuilt in 1878, and is a very
handsome building of sandstone lined with chalk : the fine
old Norman arch was retained : the east window is stained :
tiur-ebaroh plate is of the time of Charles II. The reg^brter
dates from tne year 1695. The living is a rectory, consolidated
irith the vicarage of Bnrwell and Walmsgate, joint yearly
ralne ;( 330 with residenoe, in the gift of William Homsby esq.
of Grantham, and held since 1853 by the Rev. Charles Argen-
tine Alington b.a. of Wadhsm College, Oxford. The Rev.
Richard Pickles, rector of this parish, left a yearly rent-
charge of los. for poor widows. The Rev. Joseph Martin
Lister is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is
strong clay ; subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief crops are
wheat, beans and barley. The area is 1,035 acres ; rateable
value, ;f 1,137 ; the population in 1881 was 96.
Parish Clerk, Jesse Neol.
Letters through Louth by postman from Burwell ; the
nearest money order k tdegraph office is at Louth
Casbibb to Lodtb. — John Ooodband, every wed. k sat
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AKagton Bev. ChkriM- Axsmtine B.A.,
j.p. [rector], Rectory . ,
OOmCEBCUI..
Qarke Elizabeth.(Mrs.), 8bl)I)k«^p«r
LQGQQLNUiaieE:
I Bnglaad George^ brm- baOi? to the
Rev. Joaeph-Martin Listei'. . .
Gray John, farmer,i*jba(l0)iightt joiner,
builder fc contraotfV' ,
[KSi.LT-8
GoodbaadiJobn, cstrier
GbodHmid John, garri^
^'Ctr" ThoUiBii teooicr, Jdaopr honw
McMBT is a TiUage a'nd pariah, pleasantly situated. In the
Mid division of the county, parte of Lindsey, Marsh division
of the hundred of Calceirorth, petty sessional division of
Alford, union and county court district of Spilsby, rural
deanery of Calceworth No. a, aud archdeaconry and diocese
of Linoohi, 3 miles from the seashore, 5 south-east from
Alford and 3^ north-east from Willonghby station. Xhe
church of St. Peter is a handsome building of the Early
English period, of which the doorway is a very beautiful
example ; and consists of large chancel, nave, ajsles, south
porch and a massive embattled tover, with pinnacles, and
containing 4 bells : the whole was Extensively repaired in
1843-4, and the chancel rebuilt in 1874 by the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners, at a cost of over /soo. The register, in-
tlnding Mumby Chapel, dates from the year 1573. The
living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £3, gross yearly
value jf 250, including 84 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of the Bishop of IJncoln, and held since 1840 by the
Eer. John Ben ward Travers m.a. of Christ's College, Cam-
bridge J.F. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist
chapels. The charity houses produce ;f3i yearly. The
Governors of Bethlehem Hospital, who are lords of the
manor, and Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton, are the prin-
cipal landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, blue clay. The
chief crops are wheat and beans. The area of the parish
is 3,620 acres ; rateable value, /a.SyS los. ; the poptuation
in i88i was 639, including the namlets. • ■ ■
Elst (or Helsey) is a hamlet of Mtmiby, one mile and a
half south ; a very small portion is in Hogsthorpe parish.
Lamoham Row is a hamlet of Mumby, one mi)e..)aQrt^<
east. .
AtTTHOBFE Row oDB mile and a half east is a > hamlet,
partly in Mumby and partly in Hogsthorpe.
Post OmcB. — John Parker Speed, Sub-postmastiEir ■
Letters through AlfUrd by fodt messen^r, delivered at
. . Xuvby.
Bristow Richard Stamp
Travers Rer. John Btaward h.a., j.f.
[vicar]
<;OI(>(XBCtAL.
Ailsbyjohn, farmer
Ainsworth William, farmer, Elsey
Atkinson William, shoe maker
Beeby John, farmer
Bell John, Jan. farmer
Bell William, farmer
Bourn John, builder k wheelwright &
shopkeeper
Bray WiUiam, blacksmith .
Bray William, Jan. farmer
Briggs RoberW\fanner,.Langham row
Carter William (Mrs.), farmer
Cash John, fanner
Clarke William, agriooltural implement
maker, & blackiraiith
Farrow Wm. farmer & landowner, Elsey
Freshney John, carpenter & builder
Gibbons Jamqs, farmer, Laogham row
Gibbons WiUiam, farmer
Gibbons William, jun. &rmar
Grant James, farmer.
Hallgarth William, batcher
Hnndleby Wm. thrashing ma. proprietr
Johnson Eardley & Emma (Miss),
formers, Elsey
Johnson Henry, farmer, Elsey
Johnson James, farmer, Elsey
Johnson John, farmer k landowner
UTTMBT^ with CHAPEL.
8 a.m! ; dispatched s-3o P-m- week 'days
only.,
nearest money order i telegraph ofnce is at Alford
The
Kirk Benjamin, farmer, miller (wind)
k baker, Elsey
Maltby John, farmer k aa^fstk aYer9eer
Marr Richard, farmer k landowner
Mountain Johia, farmer
Needham Elvidge, thrashing machine
proprietor
Noedham Septimus, tarmar
Payne Edward, farmer, Langham row
Payne John, farmer, Elsey
Payne Moses k Aaron, landownen k
farmers i " , .' ■ •
Payne Richard, famoiar
Payne Robert,, farmer
Hant Thomas, shoe maker
B«ed Bebeoca(Mre.),landowneili{ann»r
llobinson Bennett tieak. Red Lion p.H.
& farmer
Robinson Joa^h, shopkeeper
Robinson Titus, farmer, Langham raw
Robinson Thos. farmer, JUmgbam rowj
Rutter William, farmer
Se]lers£li«h.(Mra.),fnnr.LanKhamrow
Simcoats Charles, landowner s- farmer
Smalley John, beisr retailer
Speed John, miller (wind) k iakm
Whaler Thomas, brmer, LaDg^bain,row
Whitton George, landowner k farmer,
Elsey
Whitworth Joseph, farmer
Wilkinstm W]alt. brewer k beer retailer
If iUey Ann(MTS.),toadowner k farmer,
Langham ^w , , .
ITAVXiIfBT is a small town and parish, on the river
Brant and South Cliff range of hills: the parish is in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Kestsven, high^ division of
the wapentake of Bowiby Graffoe, union and. county court
district of Lincoln, riual deanery of Longoboby, and archT
dMconry and diocese of Lincoln, 17 miles north from Grantt-
ham, 9 south from Lincoln, 10 north-west from Sleaford and
14' east-north-east from Newark. The parii|h extends west-
ward to the river Brant, and eastward to Blankney, the
Roman road Ermine Street intersecting it froni north
to south. There is a station on the Lincoln and Grantham
branch of the Great Northern railway, three-quarters of a
mile west of fhe town. The .church of St. Pet*r is «
building of stone in the Tniiisi^onal, fikily English, Ekrly
and.Lat« Decorated- atjrlei, DODSistin8,o( ;fban«e), «lQn^orie4
NationarSchodl (mixed), for 70 children ; average attend-
. ance, 50 ; i supported by rblnntary Subscriptions it a
government grant ; Mary Ann Newlove, mistress
Ohapel (or Mdxbt Chapbl), on th» coast- of the North
Sea, is a viUage and chapelry in the parish of Mumby, 3
miles south-east from Monolby. The chnrch of St. Leonard,
erected in 1794, is a small building of brick and stone, con-
sisting of chaooel, nave and an open stone belfry containing
I bell : the chsoicel was rebmlt of brick in 1866I - A register
of this ebapebry from 1665-76 is kept with the registers oC
Mumby. The living is a perpetual curacy, gross yearly
value ^^190, net ;^79 including 33^ acres ol glebe, in
the gift of the vicar of Mumby, and held since 1879 by the
Rev. William Hen^ Dunning. There is a Primitive
Methodist chapel. Here is a coastguard station. A life-
boat, called "The God-send," was presented by Lady
Bourchier in 1870, and replaced in 1876 1^ " The Landseer,"
presented by Jessie Landseer in memory of her brother
Sir Edwin Landseer R.A. the distinguished animal paintet*
and is supported by voluntary contributions ; Mr. Richard
Bradshaw, of Hogsthorpe, acts as hon. sec. The arefi is
i,389A. an. IGF. and 40*- as. aiP. salt marshes ; rateable
vsloe,' ;£i,99S ts*. ; the population in 188 1 was 363.
Post OlvtCB. — Herman Frost, sab-pestmaster. Letters
through Alford, delivered at 10 ajn. ; dispatched
thereto at s.30 winter, 3.30. sommer, week days only.
Hogsthorpe is the nearest money order olGce. The
nearest telegraph office is at Skegness
National School,' erected in 1876, for 65 children ; average
attendance, 37 ; k supported by government giant, school
pehce k a <Mmitary rate ; Miss .^nes Stringneld, mistress
Csastgnard Station, Edward Gmnnell, diief beatman
Cakbikr to Alfobd. — Headley Bobbins, tuesday
Ohapel.
Bemrose .Joel, Vine hotel, farmer, k
tmboidrcUnghopaQ . ..
Bradshaw Henry, .farmer . .
Cabourne Thomas, farmer
Chattsrtott John, fanner r .
Crowe David, farmer
Firth Williani, farmer
Frost Herman, shopkpE. k post office
Grason Thomas, fanner
Graves Daodison, farmer
Graves John Dinnis, farmer . t .
Hasthorp John, fanner .
Hodgson John,, farmer . . -
Hodgson Levi, former
Holland John, farmer . -^ -
Keal Jamee, poultry dealer .
Lester John, farmer
MiUgate Qtti whaelwright k farmer
Jfillgate.8wwuiB(Mn.), beerretoilar
Payne Charle*, fanner . :- . .
Baithby Samod, farmer
Bayner Richard, ianoer
RobbinsJBeadley, faisner k carrier.
Robinson Robert, farmer
Sh»rt Robert, farmer
Sizer Elam; farmer
Starmer William, farmer
Smith Boys, farmer
Smith Richard, farmer
Sparks Charles William, civil engineer
Stephenson Robert, fairmer .
Stones Henry, farmer .
.White George (Mrs.),. farmer.. .
nave, aisles, north porch and a western tower containing
6- hells : in the obancel are a piscina and sadiUa, tton-
umental, arch over the founder's tooxb: aad .«nr Baoter
sepulchre, the whole carving of which is iweurpasMd
in pxcelleoce of design and execution : the cluucfa oader-
-fventitome restoration in 1859-60, and in 1875-6 tiisfihancet
and nave were completely restored under the direction of
Mr. Chas. Kirk, architect, Sleaford, at a coat of .4^3,33^
The ^register ^tes from about the year t68i. The
Uving isa'rectoi3',-net yearly value ^^650 ^th hooab, in
the gift «f the Master and Fellows d C3«riat'sOiUiBe«,
Cambridge, and held since 1867 by the Rev. Jolu>B«ys>(.A..
formerly fellow and tutor of ;that cgileige.and prebendary Of
Lfocohi Cathedral. The 'Wes]{iya»«^P«l, was roMH in
)^94P,!ait»K.exp»iaapf..,£69Cw. AtJtb«JtadQAH)siitJ(}7!>tfae
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VfSTWBtros: 687
pariahioners had an allotment ot 47 acres, in addition to a
imaU ^rtion Of 6ld ptMr's land : a wbrkhonse -was afterwards
erected' on part of it, and 7 acrej' added ; the Mlding', boW'<
ever, is now let ont in tanements : the land, let in small
allotments; prodncesabont ;£i!t5 yearly, of' which £iS is
paid to the acboolmaster, £3.5 Uf the mistress, £a 34. for
coals at the school, and abont £6 6s. for a yearly distri-
bution of coals omon^ the poor ; the remainder is carried
to the poor rates. 4 sick clnb was established here in 1811 ;
It has now gi members, and ai^ invested fond anionntiag
to £sso- Two fairs were originally held, but now
only one, on the 17th October, prindpally for swine. A
pleasore fair is held on the Thursday before Easter, and a
statnte tisr servants in May. The Oean and Chapter ot
Lincoln are lords of the manor and principal lajidowners.
The soil is clay ; subsoil, sand. . . The chief crops are wheat,
barley. and oats. The area is 3,573 acres ; rafaeable value,
^^4,767 ; the pbpnlation in 1881 was 957.
Armstead Josepb
Campbell Andrew
Danbnqr Robert
HaysRev. P^ebendaryjobn if.Ai Bectory
BoUitt Mrs. Sqsannah
Sampson Mrs
Wright Mrs
oomcsaciAi*.
Baker John, carrier
Barrand Matthew, farmer
Bates Robert, farmer, Clint house
Bonner Mary Ann (Mrs.), saddler b
harness maker
Briggs Arthur, tailor
Brown Joseph, veterinary surs;eon
BurttWalter,coal & manure d&. Station
Campbell Andrew i,.b.c.p. BcUn. sur-
geon fe medical officer & public vac?,
cinator, Jfo. 4 district, Lincoln ui)ion
Chatterton Frank, farmer
Clarke George, King's Hrad c.H
Collins William, cooper
Cooke Robert, farmer
Cowham Joseph, grocer & draper
Daubney Jsiaas, farmer
Dean £dw«rd, grocer & boot maker
Dorr Jobn.gnicer & postmaster
Driog WillisD, fanner
Elkington Henry, beer retailer
Godbehere William Wolfeil, Lion
Royal hotel
Green James, plumber &c
Hales William, farmer
Hales William, maltster & farmer
Harvey Richard, Railway f.h
Haywood William Knight^ farmer
HoUinshead Robert, fumer
Holmes Joseph, wheelwright
Holmes Joseph, jun. smith
Holmes Thomas, machine owner
Horry John, baker - .
Hoyes Edward, boot & shoe maker
Johnson Edward, carrier .
Johnson John, flour dealer
jQhnsoi).Jghn.Edwar{l, poal.agen^
Johnson Thomas, hawker
Johnson Willuun, Chaplin's Am;u-?,H
Leek James, butcher
Lidgett Henry, fanner
Parish Clerk, Robert Bates, junior.
7osT k Monet Obdeb Opficb k Savings Bank.--
Joim Dorr, postmastttr. I.etters from Lqndoa anrive
from Grantham by mail cart at. 8^.5 a<m. k dis-
patched at 4.15 p.^. Letters arrive from Lincoln «t
3.30 p.m, k dispatched at 11.30 a.in. ; the telegraph ottoe
is at'Leadenham
Parochial School (mixed k infants), built by subscription in
1816 : it will hold 100 boys k iso girls k mfants ; avenge
attendance, 80 bo^ k 100 girls k infants : ' Ic is scip-
ported by subscription ; Horatio Stanley Howleyi master;
Miss Mary Ann Karton, mistress
Railway Station, Edwin Dibbin, station master
CAitBIBBS TO : — I
Grantham — John Baker, on Saturday
LiNCOiJi — Johnson k Steel, daily
Krwabji, — John Baker, on wedi^day
Slkafobd— John Baker k Wm. Massingham,on monday
Massingham William, shopkeeper
Havenby Sick Benefit Clnb (Rev. Jehn
Hayair.A. hon. sec)
Navenby k Wellingore Gas Light k
Coke Co. Lim. (Hy. Bott, manager)
Nelson John, Reindeer f.k
Page George k Son, watch makers
Pwn George, baker
Payne Thomas, plumber &c
Picker John, farmer
Priestly Ann (Miss), farmer
Rawson — , tailor
Robins(»Geoige, wind miller is b>nt(dier
BoUitt James, Jiarmer
Rollitt John, grocer
Sands William, hrmer
Seward Joseph, grocer k draper
, Simpson John, wopkis^er
Siptpeon John, tailor
Singleton Johp, n wsery9um
Smith Fw>W, farmer^ . .
SpaAord Oswald, farmer
Staples jasiah, fanner - .
Thompson Richard, joiner
To.wers Thomas, dealer .,
mBTTIaXHAU is a vfllage and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Lawress wapen-
take, Lincoln nnion and connty court district, rural deanery
of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Liif
coin, 3 miles north-east-by-north from Lincoln and Vbe
Witham, and about 3 west from Reepham station, on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway. The church
of All Saints is an ancient building of stone, in the Perpen-
dicnlar style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a massive
western tower containing 6 bells: a stained window has
been placed at the east end by the members of ttie Hood
family, and there are two memorial windows at the west
end : the font was presented by J. L. ffytche esq. of Thorpe
Hall, in X849 : the church was partly restored in i38i, new
roofs being put on the nave, north aisle, as well as the chan-
cel, which was then enlarged, an organ chamber erected, and
an organ introduced. The register dates from the year 1583.
The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £310, from 166
acres of glebe, with house, in the gift of the Bishop of Un-
coln, andiield since 1884 by the Rev. Charles Warren h.a.
of St. John's College, Cambridge : there is a charge, on the
living, for the building of the vicarage house. The Wesleyans
and Free Methodists have chapels here. The charities
amount to £3 los. yearly, derived from the bequest of John
Aistroppe, who in 1786 left £y> to be phtced ont at interest,
and the product to be distributed in bread to the poor of , the
HoodSinclaiTFianklandB.A.,j.p. Nettle-
ham hall .
Parker Mrs
Warren Rev. Charles m.a. [vicar] •
^VbitdiwdArebibakl
C030UBCIAL.
Appleton John, farmer k landowner,
'The Lodge.
Bailey William, shopkeeper k bricklayer
Berry Samuel, machine owner
Bows Thomas, beet retailer
Burkinshaw Joseph JoUn, farmer k
bun agent
Codling .George, ta9or
Fantbinrpe CSiaries, bear retailer
Farrow George Edwin, baker :
NXXTImBTOIT is a village and parish, in the Northern
dhision of the oonnty, parte of Lmdsey, south division of
Taicborongh wajpeoteke, Brtgg petty sessional division,
Caistor union and county conrt district, rnral .^wqaigr ol
Fields James, former
Fox John, farmer
Hall George, White Hart inn
Hall Ridge Skepper, farmer
Herd Thomas, farmer .
Hill John, builder
Hodsoo William, shopkeeper
Judaon Thomas, baker k pravision dlr
Kirk John, farmer
Lusby James, farmer
Mansford Alfred, grocer k draper
Mason John, shoe maker
Nicholson Jarvis, farmer ' . .
Nidiolson Wm. Brawn Cowp.HE.Jcfrmr
Nicholson Richard, shoe maker
Parker 'Robert, fcrmer
Pask Thomas, wheelwright
parish ; in 1791, the said £^S° '^'^ event in repe\rii^ and
making other additions to the church, when the minister
fcnd others agreed that the yearly interest £a los. should be
paid out of the church land : John Moss also left £1 yeariy,
for the use of the poor, derived from a charge on land in
1733. Nettleham Hsdl, the residence of S, Frajikland £[ood
esq. I. p. stands on an eminence ; the approach isliy a drive
through massive iron gates, formerly at the nqtrance of the
cbnTcbyard of St. Peter-at- Arches, Llnwln. "The Bishop of
Lincoln, who is lord of the manor, 9. Frankland Hood esq.
j.p. S. ffytche esq. J. Swan esq. a^d Williaip Rudgard esq.
are the principal landowners. The soil is gravel ; snbsbil,
limestone, "nie chief crops are whgat, oate and barley.
The area is 3,338 acres ; rateable value, £$,^22 ; the popu:
lation in 1881 was 958.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Pask.
Post OmcE. — Mrs. Harriet Tamall, receiver, letters
received through Lincoln, which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office. Letters arrive at 7.30 a.m. ;
diqiatched at 5.45 p.m
National School (mixed), )>t^t.iiii 185$, lor 900 «luUlrea;
avera^ attjendance, 150 ; ^supported by volwitary con,-
. itributions; William Howe, .roaster i. .Mrs. Alice Howe,
inistreas
Cabbubs to L1HC01.H.— John. Williani GibeoD; Samuel
, Sawyer.daily; & Frederick Vickers,.fri.fc sat .
Pearson Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Book Isaac, farmer
Bowe John Wm. miller (steam k wind)
Sawyer John, Saracen's Head p.h
Shnttleworth Boberlft Jamesv farmera
Siaaons k Kirk, farmers
Smith Charles, Greyhound inn
Smith Thomas,, market gardener
Vickers John, tanner Ic bnt£Iwr
Vickers Mary (Mrs.), Ptough ».H.
butcher k farmer.
Tickers Robert, tailor k grocer -
Vickers William, lime burner k farmer
Watson Charles; saddler .' .
Wlagad Hexekiah, tailor
WoHb William, farmer k. landowner
Tarborougb No. 3, Archdeaconry of Stow, and llioeMie of
Lracoln.' Tbe TiOttge ja very, pleasantly situated ib a valley,
and at tho' foot of > very boM pomt of tiie Wolds, called
NettletOB fi31t. about soe mile looth from Oaister^ 9 milet
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[kelly's
8ontb-eaat from Brigg, a east from the Uoortown station,
2 miles from Holton station on the Lincobi, Market
Rasen and Hall railiniy, and 158^ from London. The
chnrcb of St. John the Baptist was rebniit in 1874, at a
cost of j^i,8oot defrayed by the late rector, the Rer. Samnel
Tnmer, and under the direction of Mr. James Fowler,
architect, of Lonth : it retains an Early toirer, ^th door-
way reputed to be Late Saxon, and bears a characteristic
ornament termed the "Jews' harp," which is found on re-
mains ot this period in other Lincolnshire diarches : the
edifice consists of chancel, nave, north porch and a tower
containing 3 bells and a clock : the lower stage of the tower
dates from about 1050 : the stained east window was the gift
of Mrs. Turner, widow of the late rector : the reredos was
presented by the patron, Miss Harris : the register dates
from the year 1679. The living is a rectory, gross yearly
value from 409^ acres of gleoe ;^sso, with residence,
in the gift of Miss Marris, of Caistor, and held since
1877 by the Kev. Hugh Stillie Campbell u.A. of the Univer-
sity of Oxford. Here is a small We sleyan chapel and a
PrimitiTe Methodut chapel, built in 1858. There is land
bdonging to the church and parish which is vested in the
Campbell Rev. Hugh Stillie u.A.[rector]
Dorrmgton Frederick Arthur, Nettle-
ton Lodge
Taylor WiUiara
Turner Mrs
Wilkinson Miss
churchwardens and overseers, producing a rental of from
£ao to /30 yearly. J. M. Richardson esq. of Brocklesby
Park, is Toid of the manor, and the principal landowners
are Miss Marris, of Oiistor, C. J. Calthorpe esq. of Hork-
stow Hall, Miss Dixon, Holton Park and William Wood
esq. of Habrough. The soil is clay, sand and chalk ; sub-
sou, similar ; and there is a great deal of ironstone in this
parish. The chief crops are turnips, barley, clover and
wheat. The area of the ^rish is 3,570 acres; rateable
value, £^6rjo; the population in 188 1 was483.
Parish Clerk, Samuel Taylor.
Post Office. — George Catley, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive from Caigtor at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.25 p.m.
The nearest money order k tdegraph office is at
Caigtor
A School Board of 5 members was formed in t88o ; Rev. H.
S. Campbell, chairman & clerk to the board ; George
Catley, attendance otiicer
Board School (mixed), bmlt by the late Sir Culling
Eardley Eardley bart. in 1835, k transferred to the scho^
board in July, 1880; it wiil hold 130 children; average
attendance, 54 ;
OOXMEKCIAL.
Brooks Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Cammock William, farm bailiff to F.
A. Dorrington esq. Manor farm
Catley George, shoe maker & school
attendance officer. Post office
Dawson William, farm bailiff to William
Wood esq
Drayton Joseph, blacksmith
Gray Thomas, grocer
Harrison Charles, farmer
Ledgard Michael, farm bailiff to the
Rev. G. Southwell
Ledgard Michael, farmer
Littledike George, farmer
Edwin Rowe, master ; Miss Rowe, mist
Nicholson John, brewer Jc farmer, k
Salutation inn
Osgerby John, grocer
Phillips Samuel, wheelwright
Quickfall Francis, farmer
Rickle Jonathan, farmer
Rose James, brewer, Pelbam brewery
Spencer Andrew, farmer, The Grange
Taylor Rosamond (Mrs.),frmr.New frm
Taylor William, auctioneer
Willey Cook, farmer
ITEW TOSK is a village in the pariah of Wildmoor, which see.
NEWTON, near Falkingham, is a parish and village, in the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Aveland
wapentake,Sleaford union, petty sessional division and county
court district, rural deanery of Aveland No. i, and archdea-
conry and diocese of Lincoln, ai miles north-west from Falk-
ingham, 6 north-west from Billingborough station, 9 south-
west from Sleaford. The church of St. ftitolph is an ancient
building of stone, in the Nonnan, Early English and Later
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, ei& chapel and a
tower containing 3 bells : both nave arcades are Decorated,
and the upper stage of the tower is Perpendicular : the south
chantry chapel retains a piscina with a hagioscope above it ;
the north chantry cha^l has a niche and two narrow hagio-
scopes : in the north aisle are two incised slabs with crosses :
it was restored in 1865-6, at a cost of j^i,6oo, under the
direction of Messrs. Kirk and Parry : the stained east win-
dow was precented by Lady and Sir G. E. Welby-Gregory ;
and two stained windows at the west end and a finely
wrought communion cloth, by the Hon. Mrs. Welby : the
brass lectern was given by the rector. The register dates
from the year 161 a. The living is a rectory, gross yearly
valt>« if 35O1 arising from aaS acres of glebe with residence,
Ellis Charles, farmer
Ellis William, farmer
Francis Thomas, carpenter
Holmes Edward & Joseph, joiners
Heathcote Thomas A. R. Newton house
Heathcote Mrs. Newton house
Todd Rev. Thomas h.a. [rector]
Cooper JsBh. blacksmith, & post office
Doughty Samuel, fanner, Newton lodge
NEWTON-BY-TOFT is a parish, in the Northern
division of the county, north division of the wapentake of
Walshcroft, Oaistor union, parts of Lindsay, county court
district of Market Rasen, rural deanery of Walshcroft, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles west-south-
west from Market Rasen station. The church of St. Michael
is a building of stone, of the Norman period, consisting of
chancel, nave, south porch and a bell-gable with i bcU : the
church was almost wholly rebuilt in i860, in the Early
English style, the arcade of a previously existing north aisle
bein^ carefully preserved ; the interior was re-seated, a new
Solpit and other fittings introduced, and the east window
lied with stained glass : these works were effected under
the direction of Mr. James Fowler, architect, of Louth, and
chiefly at the cost of P. 8. Wilkinson esq. the patron. The
register dates from the year ijga. The living is a rectory,
tithe rent-charge ;f 180, gross yearly value ^230, including
Lovitt John, farmer I Stamp George, farmer
Simons John, farmer I Stamp John, farmer
NEWTON TTPON-TBENT is a parish, in the Mid
in the gift of Sir William Earle Welby-Gregory bart.
and held since 1858 by the Rev. Thomas Todd >f.A. nf
Queen's College, Oxford. There are charitiea of £:i i6s.
yearly value, left by various persons, and distributed by
Messrs. B. Smith & Co. ot Horbling, on St. Thomas' Day.
There is a chalybeate spring in the villMe. Newton House
is the property of Sir mn. Earle Welby-Gregory bart.
J.P., D.L. of Denton Manor, Grantham, who is lord of the
manor and sole landowner : it is now in the occupation of
Thomas A. R. Heathcote esq. The soil is a stiff loam ; sub-
soil, oolite and blue lias. The chief crop is wheat. The
area is 1,330 acreg ; the population in 1881 was 173.
Parish Clerk, John Sharpe.
Post Officb. — Joseph Cooper, receiver. Letters through
Falkingham, which is the nearest money order & tele-
graph office, arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m
National School (mixed), erected, with master's house, in
1874, by Sir Glynn Earle Welby-Gregory bart. for 103
children ; average attendance, 5° ; * supported by Sir W.
E. Welby-Gregory bart. voluntary contributions & school
fees; Charles Balding, mast. ; Miss Hannah Wadson,mist
Kingham William, general dealer
Lait Robert, fellmonger
Moore Frederick William, farmer
Swann Harriott (Mrs.), Red Lion p.s
35 acres of glebe, in the gift of Percival Spearman Wilkinson
esq. of Mount Oswald, Durham, and held since 1883 by the
Rev. Thomas Stevens m.a. of Oriel College Oxford, who is
also rector of and resides at Toft-by-Newton. Here is a
Wesleyan Methodist chapel. Percivi Spearman Wilkinson
esq. is lord of the manor. The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips, and there
is much land in pasture. The area is 1,004 acres ; rate-
able value, ^9-59 ; the population in 1881 was 75.
Parish Clerk, John Hayes.
Letters through Market Rasen, which it the nearest money
order jc telegraph office
Public Elementary School, built in 1874, by public subscrip-
tion, at a cost of /4oo,for 50 children ; average attendance,
35 ; k supporteoby a voluntary rate & school fees ; Rach^
Wyllie, mistress
I Watkins John, farmer
I Wells William, farmer
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, 'wapentake of Well,
Gainsborough union and county court district, Lincoln petty
sessional division, rural deanery of Lawress, No. a, arch.
cost of;f 17,000, of cast iron : itconsistsof fourarches,eachii8
feet span,and resting on stone piers : the spring tides reach up
the Trent as high as the bridge, and rise 4ft.; there are wharfs
on the river. The church of St. Peter is an ancient edifice
deaoonry ot Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles west from 1 of stone, in the Early English style, with some Norman re-
Sazilby station, 9 west-north-west from Lincoln, and 11
south from Gainsborough, situate on the east bank of the
Trent. Dunham Bridge, which crosses the Trent from this
parish to Dnnbam,in Nottinghamshire, was built in i83a,at a
mains, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle and a lofty
embattled tower containing 3 bells : in 1876-9 the church
was partially restored and a north aisle built on the founda-
tions of the former aisle destroyed in 1838 ; the beaatifal
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Early English arcade, \rhich had been bnOt np, being aeain
opened : the nare roof was also re-cjrered, the floors relaid,
and the interior reseated ; these works being effected at a
t«tal cost a( aboat /900, under the direction of Mr. J.
Foif ler, architect, of Loath : daring the restoration, a small
Norman window was discovered in the south wall, and a
piscina, portions of capitals, and of ancient oak stalls, with
nuiny other fragments were recovered, and the staircase to
the rood loft £sclaeed. The church will seat 160 persons.
The register of baptiains and burials dates from the year
1658 ; marriafies, 1755. The living is a vicaraee, net yearly
Tafne jf 144, mclnmng 109J acres of glebe and ah acres in
hand, with residence, in the gift of the Bev. Lord Thomas
and Lady Hay, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Edward
Curtis of St. Alban Hall, Oxford. There is a place of worship
fi>r Wesleyans. Lady Kinloch's charity of ;^3 68. yearly is
for bread and clothing. Edward Weston Cracroft^Amootts
esq. D.L., J.P. of Hackthom, who is lord of the manor, Lady
Curtis Bev. Edward [vicar], Vicarage
Dawson Richard Henry
OOMXESCIAI..
Adcock Richard Brown & Son, car-
penters k joiners
Atkinson Wm. {armer. Post ofBce
Hayes Jas. thrashing machine ownsr
Beuamy Thomas, tmlor
Briggs Sims, White Hart p.H. k farmer
Care Samuel, shoe maker
Crossland George, grocer, draper &
provision merchant
NOCTOIT is a pleasant village, on a small rivulet between | 714 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Earl de
Lincoln Hoith and the Car dyke, and parish, in the Mid ', Crrey, and h^d since 1881 by the Rev. Henry Footman m.a.
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, second division of of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. The pour pirishionen
Langoe wapentake, Lincohi union and county court district, receive ^-early on St. Thomas' day charity money, amount-
raru deanery of Longoboby and diocese and archdeaconry ing to £$ los. The Abbey Hills, a rising ground overlook-
of Lincoln. The church Sf All Saints is a handsome build- ing the fen, about a mile east of the viUagc, mark the site
ing of Ancaster stone, in the Early Dec >rated style, erected of a Priory of Austin or Black Canons, founded here in ths
in 1863, at the sole expense of the late Countess Dowager of reign of Stephen, by Robert D'Arcy or D'Arrecy, and
Riponi, from the designs of the late Sir Cr. Gilbert Scott, and dedicated to St. Mary Magdalen. There are now no re-
onsists of chancel, with mortuary, chapel and vestry, nave mains. The manor anciently belonged to the families of
with derostory, and a tower with spire 130 feet in height D'Arcy and Talboys ; and nfterwarrb passed throagh the
and containing 6 bells : the interior h is some remarkably families of Ellis and Hobart to that of Robins in, by whom
beautiful stone carvings, an exquisitely finished alabaster it is still held. Nocton Hall, the seat of the Marquess of Rip<in
Dawson John, Reindeer commercial inn,
k farmer
Dawson Richard Henry, surgeon k
medical officer, Newton district,
Gainsborough union, Clifton district,
Newark union k Dunham district,
East Retford union
Dixon Henry, farmer
Grimes Joseph, farmer, Hall farm
Kent Thomas, plumber
Kitchen John, farmer
Thomas Hay, Lieut. -Col. George Norland Hutton D.i.., j.p.
of Gate Burton, and the Rev. Canon Charles Nevile M.A.
rector of Stow, are the principal landowners. The soil id
excellent loam ; subsoil, clay. The crops are a sucoosSion
of grain. The area is 1,390 acres ; rateable value, ;fa,663 ;
the population in 1881 was 3x3.
Sexton, William Wilkinson.
Post, Mo>rsY Ordxb k TsLBauAPR Office k Savings
Bank. — William Atkinson, postmaster. Letters arrive
from Newark at 8 a.m. k are dispatohedat 4.15 p.m
Mail Cabt to Dunhax, for letters k parcels, daily
Parochial School (mixed), built in 1857, restored in i38o, at
the sole expense of Lady Hay, for 80 children, with an
average attendance of 60 ; & supported by Lady Hiy k
a SDUul government grant ; Miss Edith Feetam, mistress
CAKRiBR.^-John Lill to Gainsborough, tuesday ; to Lincoln,
friday ; to Retford, Saturday
Kyme George, wheelwright
Newcome Frederick k.d. surgeon
Norwood Joseph, farmer
Storey William Wilson, shoemiker
Tinker John, blacksmith
"Torr John, farmer
Waknsley John, manure manufacturer
Wilmot Benjamin, farmer k butcher
Wilmot Thomas, farmer
Wilmot Thomas, jun. k East William,
horse dealers
reredos, and a pulpit of stone and various marbles, with
figures in the panels of Our Lord, St. Peter and St. John ;
the chancel is separated from the adjoining chapel by a
beautifully carved arcade, and beneath one of its arches is
placed the fine altar tomb erected to the late Earl of Ripon,
designed by Sir G. G. Scott, upon which is a recumbent
figure of the Earl, in white marble, by the late Mr. Noble ;
the sides are relieved with shields of arms and inscriptions,
on diapored work : in the chapel is a stained window, de-
x.Q. stands on the site of a former mansion, destroyed br
fire in 1834; the present building, erected in 1841, in tli"
Elizabethan style, is surrounded by extensive and well-
wooded grounds. The Marquess of Ripon K.o. is kird of
the manor and the principal landowner. The soil is gravel,
fen land and heath; subsoil, limestone. The chief crop.i
are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 5,340 acrej;
rateable value, /7,3i4 ; the population in 188 1 was 628.
,lLjnke Tether.
Letters are received
Parish Clerk, Luke Tether.
signed and erected by Miss Hobart, daughter of the late dean , Post Office. —John Pullen, receiver.
of Windsor, and formerly vicar of this parish, in memory of through Lincoln at 7.50 a.m. through Sleaford at 5.50 ;
two of her sisters : the large west window is a memorial to the I dispatehed to Sleaford, 7.45 a.m. to Lincoln. 5.45 p.m.
Kte Countess of Ripon ; the east window is also from a , Hetheringham is the nearest money order k telegraph
design by Miss Hobart : in the years 1873 and 1874 the whole ! otAce
uf the interior was most elaborat<'ly coloured,under the direc- , School, erected in i860, for ico children ; average attendance,
tion of the late Sir 6. Gilbert Scott B. A. There are sittings ! 80; jc is supporteci by the Marquess of Ripon; David
for 300 persons. The register dates from the year i|83. Bratt, master
Tlie living is a vicarage, gross yearly value ;£853, inclncung ' Cabbibb to Lincoln. — h
>'ameimarkad thn* *r«oeiTeletten through
Bardney.
X&san marked thiu t receive letters thnagh
Bonthrey.
PBIVATE BB.SIDSNT8.
Ripin The Marquess of k.o., f.c.,d.c.l.,
F.B.8., D.L.ri.F. [cx Viceroy of India],
Xocton hall ; k i Carlton gardens, k
Brooks', Travellers' k Reform dubs,
London <.w
Footman Rev. Henry k.a. [vicar]
Howard Edward, Rise farm
Helboam George Toyn, Heath
NOBUAITBT-BT-SPITAI. is a parish, in the North-
ern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of
tlte wapentake of Aslacoe, Lincoln union, Market Rasen
c lunty court district, rural deanery of Aslacoe, archdea-
emry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 1 1| miles north from
Lincoln and 7 west from Market Rasen station. The church
of SS. Peter and Paul is an ancient building of stone, in the
E irly English style, consistinjg of chancel, clerestoried nave,
aisles, and a western tower with pinnacles containing 3 bells.
The register dates from about the year 1653. The hving is
a discharged vicarage, with the vicarage of Glentham,
annexed joint gross yearly value £313, indnding 100 acres
of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of
Line >ln Cathedral, and hdd since 1858 by the R^v. John
Fardelt Bassett d.a. of Caius College, Cambridge, who re-
si Jei at Glentham. Here are Wesleyon Methodist and Free
COUKERCIAL.
Atkin Samuel Greenham, blacksmith
tBooth William, farmer, Fen
Co-operative Store (Luke Tether,
manager)
Cricket Club (RalphAlfred Thorpe, sec)
Dalton Geo. farmer. Manor farm
Dowman Henry, carrier
•Gray Gibby, farmer. Fen
Greenfield Thomas, miller (wind)
Howard Edward, farmer. Rise farm
Lawn Tennis Club (iUlph Alfd. Thorpe,
secretary)
-Henry Dowmans, fri
Melbourn George Toyn, farmer. Glebe
farm. Heath
Mills John (Mrs.), farmer. Heath
Noble Joseph, wheelwivht
*Odling Chas. farmer, I^n
Presgraves John, shoe maker
Roberts William, farmer
Shearbum Sarah (Hiss), shopkeeper
Spencer Geo. Burton, market gardener
Thorpe John k Ralph Alfred, farmers
Woolhouse George, fanner, Heath
Wright Robert, farmer. Heath
Methodist chapels. There are no manorial rights. The
prindpal landowners are Messrs. J. B. Penistan and
Pereira Brown, of Glentworth Hall. The soil is loan and
clay ; subsoil, clay and limestone. The chief cropj are
wheat, barley, turnips, beans, and there is land in pasture.
The area is 1,665 oo^es ; rateable value, ;f 3,182 ; the inpu-
lation in 1881 wiek397.
Parish ClerkvTosoph Coulson.
Post k Mo*4v Obdxr Office k Saving Bank. — John Wm.
Foston, receiver. Letters arrive md Market Rasen at 9
a. m. It are dispatched thereto at 4. 1 5 p. m. Market R iseu
is the nearest telegraph office
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 for the
united district of Normanby k Ormby ; Easton Cotting-
ham, clerk to the board ; John Scarborough, atteniancs
oScer
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^1,500,
P'iUiam
Board School' ^xed), bnilt in 1878, at a coat of
for 130 chudren ; arerage attendance, 138 :
Downbam, master. An endowment of ;^36 yearly, arising
from land left by Mrs. Mary Donn, for the free edocation
of 10 boys b, JO girls, is at present in abeyance
Cabsibbs to.—
LiNOOLX — Georee Staniield, wed. tc fri ; John Atkin,
toes, t fri. ; Wm. Elndge, mon. Ic fri
Mabkbt Rasbn — Geo. Stanfield, tnes. ; Wm. ElTidge, tues
CmOCEKCIAI,.
Adams John, rope k twine maker
Atkin John, carrier
Carter Johnj- farpi bailiff to Messrs.
Standland k Lightfoot
Blades James, Cross Keys p.h
ChiUa Robert, farmer
Clizby Joseph, farmer '•'
ElTidge Elisabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Foeton John Wm. tailor, k post ofUee '
Fox Jarris, farmer k cattle dealer
FoolstOD John, farmer, Cliff
Hatfield Joseph, grocer k draper
Hatfield William, saddler k emigration
agent
Helea John, brickmaker
Johnson William, blacksmith
Hopkin George, farmer
Keyworth James, boot k shoe maker
Lyon Joseph, market gardener
fibishall John, farmer
Massam. George, Bottle k Glass inn,
whsebrright k batcher
Mosgrave Samnel, farmef
Penistan Joseph Bwwn, farmer ic land-
owner
Bippingale Joseph, fanner
Sergeant John, bntcber
Stanfield George, carrier k shopkeeper
Stephenson Gmi^ farmer
ThompaoD Fnmk, miller (wind)
Tye Richard, wheelwright
Vickers Enoch, machine owner
[ White John, farmer
{ Wilkinson William, boot k shoe maker
irOBlIANBT-Oir<THE-WOU>S te a parish and
small Tillage, in the Northern diTision of the county, parts
ofLindsey, north division of the wapentake of Walshcroft,
Caistot nnion and county court district, rural deanery of
Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow and diooese of Lincoln, 5
miles north-by-east from Market Rasen, 3 north-east from
Dsselby station and 5 south from Caistor. The church of
St. Peter, a building of stoue, in the Perpendicular style, was
restored in 1868, at a cost of .1^1,500, raisied by subscription,
under Uie direction of Mr. James Fowler, of Louth, and
consists of chancel, nave, aisles, north porch, restry, and
a western tower with pinnacles contaming 3 bells ; the
work of restoration included, the erection of a channel and
north aisle, both of which bad disappeared, but their foun-
dations being still extant, the new structure has been built
upon these : the aisle was erected at the cost of Henry and
Kaie Ibry-Hnrgrare, as a memorial of their ancestors : the
chancel h?s ereae^oe and sedilia, and a reredos of Caen stone
and alabaster : the principal iittings, and the seats in the
diancel are of otk. The register dates from the year 1561.
The living is a rectory, annexed to that of Claxby, joint gross
yearly value ;^i,030, including s° acres of glebe with resi-
dence, in the gift of and held since 1869 by the Rev. Samael
Wright. Audrews k.a. of Caius College, Cambridge, who
resides at Claxby. The Earl of Yarborougb is lora of the
manor, and owns all the land, except the glebe. The soil is
stiff ; subsoil, chalk and green sandstone. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, oats and tumipe. 'Hie atea is 1,936
acres ; rateable rihi»,£a, 129; the population in 1881'Ww 14a.
Parish Clerk, WilUam Cowley.
Letters ttffongh Market Rasen. The nearest money drder
office is at Claxby, k telegraph office at Market Rasen ". '
Staffurth Bar. Arthur Havelock M.k.
[curate]
Prankish Henry, farmer
Francis George Leonard, farmer
I Johnson John George, blacksmith
I Wilson Robert, farmer, Acre house
XTORKAV TON is a emaU Tillage and parish, ia the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapen-
take of Leveden, Grantham nnion, petty sessional division
and county court district, rural dnuiery of Loveden, and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 7^ miles north-by-east
from Grantham, 5 north-east from the Hougbam station of
the Great Northern railway and 3 north from the Honing-
ton and South Caythorpe stations of the Grantham, Slea-
ford and Lincoln railway. The church of St. Nicholas is a
building of stone, in the Late Transitional, Early English,
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave, tusles and a tower containing 3 bells : the
earliest portion is the I.«te Transitional south arcade, ibe
north arcade' being Early English : the tower of three
stages is Decorated, and has a plain Perpendicular parapet
and a west window, highly enriched on the exterior with
the ball flower ornament and other carving : the clerestory,
which is embattled,' affords a rich and beautiful ' example of
the Perpendicular period : the chancel and north aisle were
restored, and a vestry built, before 1867. The register dates
WadaonMra
COIUEBCIAE.'
Fisher George,, carpenter
Hunt Bros. (George k Henry), black-
from the ;^r 1650. The living is a rectory, consolidated
in 1878 with that of Carlton Scroop, tithe rent-charge (Nor-
manton) ^£145, yearly value jf 104, in the gift of the Earl
Brownlow, the Marquess of Bristol and the presoit rector,
and held since 1878 by- the Bev. William Andrews u.A. of
Lincoln College, Oxford, who resides at Carlton Scroop. The
poor have charities, amounting to /5 es. yearly, £^ os. left
by Capt. Lewis Gwin, and £a left Dy on -unknown donor,
for fuel. Earl Brownlow d.l., t.v. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The soil is strong loam and heath ;
subsoil, stone. The crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips
uid seeds. The area is 1,540 acres ; rateable value, ;^2,307 ;
the popuhtion in 1881 was 143.
Parish Qerk, John Pollard.
Post Officb. — George Pollard, receiver. Letters arrive
through Grantham at 7.30 a.m, ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Oiythorpe
Gabiubb. — George Pollard, to Sleaford, mon. ; to Newark,
wed. ; to Grantham, sat
souths k agricultural imidement
' manuftoturers
Minta Henry Bemrose, farmer, Hill top
Minta Thomas, farmer
Pollard George, carrier k shopkeeper
Pollard Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
Ripley Joseph, whealwrigbt
Shaw Richard, farmer
ITO&THOOATES is, a pleasant village and parish, ex-
tending to the seashore, .in the Northern division of the
county, parts .of Liadsey, Bradley. Haveistoe wapentake,
Louth union and county court district, rural deanery of
Grimsby No. 3,arobdeaeonryof Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
3) miles north-east from the North Tlioresby station^ 10
sou th-east-bysontb; from Cirimaby and 11 north-north-east
from Louth. Thei church ef SL Nicholas, completely
restoredifi 1864, at » cost of £1,349,1* a plain edifice of
stone, consistiiig of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower con-
taining a clock and 3 bells. The register of baptisms and
burials dates from 1678 ; marriages, 1754. The livmg is a rec-
tory, tithe rent-char^ j^49,3,net yearly value ;^36;,mcluding
14I acres of glebe witli residence, in the gift of the Duchy of
Lancaster, and held since 1869 by the Rev. Timothy Richard
Matthews B.A.<af Cains Cotiegs, Cambridge. TheWesUyati
Methodists have a shape! here, built in i^7;'relm!lt in 1864
and holding .aodpeofile.' George Henry- Haigh esq. v.u',t.'r.
of Grainsby, i&the lonl of tfa»manoi'. -Mr: HenT^r Parker
French James ™
BfathewsJohn., ., .
Mattheirs'SeT. Timothy Ru^rd ti.A.
[rector]
Brooks Charles, farmer
Brown Robert, ,blacksmith
Bnrgess Edward, Fleece inn, k far^ter
Chapman Benjamin, cool ■ merchant,
Tboresby bridge
and the Rev. C. Pilkington are the principal landowners. The
soil is variable, but generally good ; subooil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
3,o6iA. 3B. 34P. of land and| 3,1340 acres of water ; rateable
vidue, /iStS^a; the population in 1881 itas a66.
Thorbsbt Bbidoe,' on the Louth 'navigation, is a small
hamlet in this parish, a mile south-west^.
Parish Clerk, John Portoss. . ' ' .
Post OfkIcb. — Henry Houlden, receiTsr. Lettecf throu^
Great Grimsby arrive at 9.40' a.m. ; di^atcbfd at 4.30
p.m. Marshdiapel is the nearest money order k tele-
graph office
Inbnts' School, established Oct. 8, 1866, far 160 children ;
average attendance, 80, k supported by voluntary contri-
bntioos ; Miss Annie Smith, mistress
The elder diildren attend the school at Manhcha^
CaBBiBB. — Henry Houlden, to Louth, wed.'; to Grimsby,'
fri. ; to deethorpes, thnrs
Chiipioan Joseph, farm bailiff to Josh.
Borinanesq
Hewson Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Tboresby
.,bridge
Heirson William k Robert, formeri
HonMen By. grocer, draper, carrieri k
post office .
MalkiiMoii William, drillman
Michael Joseph, farmer
Needier Michael, farmer
Farmer Henry, farmer fc landowner
Portals John, farAnr
Robinson Milaan, farmer
Sanderson Dtkvia, farm^
Stones Charles, wheelwright
Wright John, farmer, Hundred acres
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LOraOLNSHIRE.
OUKT. 591
JfO&THOHPB is t parish, and station on the Man-
cheater, Sheffield and Lineohufaire railvay, in the Northern
division of the county, iraoentake of Corringham, parte of
liindsey, Gainsborongh onion, petty sessional division and
oonnty court district, rural deeuisrjr of Corringham, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diooese of Lincoln, 156 miles from
Ijondon, 8 north-east from Gainsborough and 4 sontb-trest
from Kirton. The river Ean runs through the parish and
falls into the Trent. The church of St. John the Baptist is
an edifice of great antiqoity, and its present plan represents
for the most part the original late Norman church, but
the existing fabric is chiefly Perpendicular, consisting of
chancel, dierestoried nave of three bays, aisles and a
western tower containing 2 bells : the door of the sonth aisle
is a most beantifnl specimen of curvilinear wood carving
with a border of exqnisit^y wrought trailing f<diage; its date
is perhaps 1370: the ancient altar stone, marked with five
crosses, survives as a monumental stone at the east end of
the cluuicel r the arcades, and a doorway in the chancel are
Norman, but the tower, clerestory and the east window are
Perpendicnlar ; in the north chuioel wall is a small Easter
sepulchre and oppcoite a piscina ;' there are also the remains
of three small brass flgoies to members of the Yerborgh
family ; and there are other inscribed brasses to William
Honaon, of Northorpe, 153!!, and Anthony Monson, of Nor-
thorpe, 1648 : one of the bells has the l4[end : " Bell, send
pastors pore in word and life. " The register dates from the
year 1594. The living is a dischar^ vicarage, ^oss
yearly value ;f soo with residence, in the gift of toe Bishop'
of Lmcoln, and held since' 1874 by the Bev. Cathbert
Embleton-Fos Wm. j.p. Northorpe Ball'
PotterMrs
SBeightholme John
WDkina Bev. Cnthbert Sharp [vicar]
Cook William, draper, k post office
Duckering Ic Sons, farmers, coal mer'
chants s, pig breeders
Farrer Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Grayson William, farmer
Tieel Langhton, farmer
Kiarp Wilkins: ' In' the reigtt of (taeen EUxabeth, the greater
pai;t of this parish belong to the Terbargh family, from
whom it pa»ed to the Monsons, and tUaeiMit \ty p>rdiase, to
the Daltons: on the death of Charles Dalton'M^. 'ifwov
purchased, in 1S30, by Thomas Fox esq. the predecessor of
the present proprietor. The greater part- of the old Elixa-
bethan Hall, once the seat of <the Monsons, is still standing,
and, in many parts of the interior, the quaintly carved and
minted decorations have been well preserved. .The new
HaU, erected by the late Thomas Fox .Embleton-Fox esq.
i.T. is an elegant and well-arranged residence. William
Embleton-Fox esq. j.f. who is lord of the manor, and the
tmstees of the late John Conpland esq. of Skillingthorpe,
are the landowners. 'Hie soil is loam; subsoil, clay and
^ravd. The chief crops are a succession of grain. The area
IS 1,816 acres ; rateable valoe, £i,m ; tAe popolation in
1881 was 183.
Parish Qerk, John PeeL
Post Officb. — ^William Cook, receiver. Letters through
Kirton lindsey, arrive at g.y> a m. Scotter is the nearest
money order office b, Kirton Lindaey the nearest telegraph
office
Railway Station, William Kaghley, station master
Ihsurancb AoBirrs. — Reliance Life, B. & J. Lamb
National School, built in 1846, for 50 children ; average
attendance, 39 ; Miss Fanny Elizabeth Elliss, mistress ;
children attending this school are eligible, if duly qualified,
as candidates for exhibitions connoted 'with Kirtoil-in-
Lindsey school
Marshall Robert, blacksmilii k agricol-
toral implement maker
Potter Fnmcis, farmer
Sleightholme John, farmer
West John, shopkeeper
HOBIOIT SIBNET is a small village and parish, in
the vale of the Witham,- Mid division of the connty, portt
of Kesteven, lower division of the wapentake of Boothby
GraSoe, Newark union and connty court district, run^
deanery of GTafToejand ardideaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
7 miles north-east from Newark, 4 south-east froju the Col-
lingham and Swinderby railway stations and 11 south-soath-
west from Lincoln. The church of St. Peter, anciently ap-
propriated to the priory of Sempringham, is a plain edifice of
stone, in the Early English style, consisting of double chancel,
nave, north aisle of three bays, sonth transept, originally a
chantry, and a western tower with pinnacles and containmg
3 bells : the obuich was restored in. 1858, and contains
several ancient monuments and brasses of the: Disney
family, including one, dated 153a, to WilUam Disney, sheriff
of Lincolnshire, and to his son, Richard, who was also sheriff
of Lincolnshire in i,<^7 and 1566: there is a goodiont and
an ancient screen of Elizabethan date. The register dates
Roberts Bev. George b.a. [vicar]
COJOCBBCIAI.
Bingley Joseph, farmer
Carter Isaac, Sportaman p.B
Dmry Joseph, farmer
Greenwood William, farmer
from the year 1578. The h'ving is a vicarage, tithe rent-
charge ;fiis, gross yearly value £^j^ includmg^a acres of
glebe, in the gift of Viscount St. Vincent, and held since
1852 by the Rev. George Roberts B.A. of Hertford College,
Orford., Viscount St, Vincent is lord of the manor,
impropriator and principal landowner. The soil is sandy ;
snbsoil, .clay and moorland. The chief crops are. ^heat,
oats and beans. The area is 3,317 acres ; rateable value,
£a,i4fi; the population in 1881 was 171.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Cooling.
Letters through Newark. Lettsb Box cleared at 4.20 p.ni.
week days only. Bassingham is the nearest it^uey order
k telegraph office
Th« children attend the schools at Bassingfaam, Swinderby k
Stapleford
Ca&sisbs pass through irma . Bassingham k Carlton-le-
Moorland to Newark on wed
Peacock Thomas, farmer
Boberts Heo^ David, farmer
Robinson WilUam, farmer
Seweil John, blacksmith
Spenoe James, former
iWin Hemy, tanner
OSB'Y' is a vnia^ and pcu-lsh, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of I^ndsey, Marsh division of the Candleshoe
wapentake, Spilsby union, petty sessional division and
oonnty oorart mstrict, Candleshoe rural deanery No. i, and
archdeaconry and diooese of Lincoln, 3 miles north-west
from Bergh, 6\ east-by-north fron Sjpilsby, about a eaat-by-
north from the Burgh or Gunby station on the East linooln-
shire raQway. The church of All Saints is a Perpendicnlar
structure of freestone, built about the end of the thirteenth
century by one of the priors of Thornholm : it consists of
chancel, nave, south aisle and a western tower containing
3 bells : the west window is stained : in 1848 the chancel wac
repaired by the late Ri. Hon. Robert A. Christopher-Nisbet-
HamQton, and the body of the, clii^ch repewed by the.
parish, at a total cost of about ^00. . The register dates
from the year 1735. The living is' a discharged vicaraee,
net yearly value £194, inclndit^ 43 acres of ele'be, with
lesidence^ in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, ana held since
1877 ^ ^^ I^- Jo)xa Edward Broifn Welburn. B.A- o'
Si Catharine's College, Cambridge. There is a 'Westeyw
chapel here. The pooi; of the parish receive the following
charities : — A yearly rentrcbaige of £%, left by Sir Robert
Smith William
Welbnm Kfev. John Edward Bi-pwA b.a.
[vicar]
COMtZBCIAL. ' <
Atktnaon Holland, fanner
AtkiniimMilMii,fiRinar.. ,
Atk&Mon Bidard, butcher
Barker John, farmer
I Harris Thomas, fanner
Haywood WiUiam, farmer
Bnnt Thomas, farmer
Johnson George, com drill owner
Lynn Robert, farmer
tliartin George, bricklayer
Martin Henry, farmer
Christopher in 1668 ; £1 los. given by an unknown donor ;
and I2S. from a piece'of land formerly used as a road. Miss
Constance N^bet-Hamilton and the Rev. Richard George
Wall* M.A. of Bciothb^ HsJl, rector of Firsby, are lords of
the manor. The land is owned by several small freeholders.
The soil is rich loam ; subsoil, day. The chief crops are.
wheat, potatoes, oats, mustard, peas and beans: Thearea
is 2,088 acres ; rateable value, £3,167^ the populvtion.ia
1881 was 410.
Parish Clerk, George Smith. ' . .
Post Office. — Jiimes Liacey, sub-postmaster. Iietteia
through Burgh. letters for Welt6h Lane through Spilsby: '
Letters are delivered at 7.30 a.m. ; di8pat<^ed 3.55 p.'m.
The nearest money order £ telegraph office is at Bnrgh
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873'; T. Ward,
New town, Spilsby, clerk to the board k attendance officer^
Board School, originally bnilt in 1837, and rebuilt in 1875, at .
a cost of ;^20o, provided by a voluntary rate ; it .will hold
60 chOdren ; .average attendance,. 43 ;.. Miss Cl^^^t^tO:
■ tVaVelin, mistress
Cabbibb to Spilsby, Wilham Wilson, qiohday ' ' ! '
OaXkfctk Aiblin, fanner '
Cntforth. Emma (Mrs.), fariner ' ; '' :'
Bwkcr Jo^ph, farvien
Bridger Jdhn,, builder k wood dealer k
farmer, Welton lone
Burchby George, .farmer • .
Cocking Oiarles Ves^y, imrsery^MiU'ft-'
Craft James Stote, Bed Lion p.r. b boot
maker
Damill George, fanner
Davey Susotinah '(Mrs,), farmer
EviwnBobert Sands, farmer^
tiarrett'Oraatbam, beer retailer
Gibbons BoWt k Son, wheelwri^ba k'
painters
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LINCOLNSBIRE.
PanUm Henry, fanner
Parker Edmond, farmar
Baynor Taylor, farmer
Bhoades Joteph, fanner, Welton lane
Smith Bryan, farmer
Smith George, farmer
Soalby Edirard Wells, farmer
592 ORBT.
Grayaon EUen (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Holmes James, farmer
Hmidleby John, farmer
Lacey James, shopkeeper, & poet office
Lanrance Charles Kemp, farmer
Slackrill Robert, farmer
Maltby Jonas, firmer
Panton George, farmer
ITOSTH ORKSBT (or Nun Obmsby) is a village and
parish, in the Northern division of the county, parts
of Lindsey, wapentake and petty sessional division of
Lndborough, union and county court district of Louth,
rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludboronsh Xo. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, a^ miles south-
vrest from Ludborough station and 5^ north-west from
Louth. The church of St. Helen is a building of stone, in
the Early English style, with a turret containing i bell, and
was rebuilt'in 1848 by the late Miss Ansell, from designs by
the late Mr. S. S. Teulon, architect. The register dates
from the year 1741. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-
charge ;fi9S, gross yearly value ^£350, in tine ^ft of John
BobCTt King esq. and held since 1880 by the Rev. Alex-
ander Levie, who resides at Ludborough. In 1863, six
graves, cut out of the natural chalk, and enclosed by pieces
«f sandstone, were found in the churchyard, and are
[kellv':»
Soolby William Wells, farmer
Spikin Jaa. Grantham, farmr. Welton b
Spikin llionus Joseph, farmer
Stephenson George, blacksmith
Stephenson Miller, farmer
Ward Edward, farmer
Wilson William, batcher Jc shopkeeper
supposed to have been of Saxon origin. A priory of Gilber-
tine nuns, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, was foimded
here in the reign of Stephen, by William, Earl of Albemarle,
and Gilbert, son of Robert de Ormsby : at the Dissolation it
was valued at j£8o iis. lod. and was granted by Henry VIU.
to Sir Robert Heneage : the site of the buildings, which
appear to have been considerable, can still be traced. Eru-
mus Saunders esq. of Upway, who is lord of the manor,
and John Robert King esq. are the principal landonera
The soil is loamy; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,707 acres; rateable
value, ,£3,088 ; the population in 1881 was 180.
Parish Qerk, Thomaa Marshaa
Letters through Louth. The nearest money order office 13
North Thorseby, Ic telegraph office Louth
The children of this parish attend Ludborough school
Caaswell William Martin, farmer. Manor house
SOUTH OBMSBT-cum-KETSBT is a pleasant
village and parish, delightfully situated on an acdivity of
the Wolds, m the Mid division of the county, parts of Lmd-
sey, hundred of Hill, Spilsby union, petty sessional division
and cotmty court district, rural deanery of Hill No. i, and
ardideacomy and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles west from
Alford station, 8 north-north-west from Spilsby. The church
of St. Leonard is a building of Somersby sandstone, exhibit-
ing in its massive round piers some connection with the
mraan coins, chiefly of the Emperor Constantine, bare beea
found. Ormsby Hall, the seat of Charles Franda Uassing-
berd-Mundy esq. D.i,., j.p. is a spacious mansion, pleasantljr
situated in the centre of a well-wooded perk, of 120 acres,
containing several extensive avenues, one of which, called
the "Lime Tree Walk," forms a natural arched walk of
great beauty ; there is also a small lake. Charles Fnodi
Massingberd-Mnndy esq. d.l., j.p. is lord of the manorand
principal landowner. The soil is chalky loam ; subsoil, challi
Norman style, and consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, I and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and
small chapel or chantry (now used as a burial place for the ! turnips. The area i» 3,377 acres ; rateable valne, ;£3,2i| ;
Massingberd family) and a massive embattled tower with the population in 188 1 was 394.
four pinnacles, and containing 5 bells : it was newly roofed Ketsby, i| miles north-west, is now a hamlet to South
and thoroughly restored in 1871, at a cost of over /i,ooo : Ormsby. Here was formerly a church dedicated to St.
near the chancel is n slab with etfigies and inscription in brass . Margaret, but no vestige of it remains. A water null is
to Sir William Skipworth kut. 1485, and Agnes, his wife : ' mentioned in Domesday Book as existing here, and lliere is
in the chantry are several monuments to the Massingberd '
family : the stained cast window is a memorial to the Rev.
~ C. Massingberd u.a. late rector and was placed by his ,
friends and parishioners in 1873. The register dates from
the year 1561. The living is a rectory, and has annexed to
it those of Driby and Ketsby and the vicarage of Calceby, I
tithe rent-charge ,£888, joint net yearly value ;£8oo, in- I
eluding 85 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Charles Francis Massingberd-Mundy, and held since 1873 1
by the Rev. William Oswald Massingberd b.a. of Mag-
dalen College, Oxford, and rural dean of Hill No. i. '
On the brow of a steep hill near here are the remains of an
ancient Roman encampn-ent, in and about which several
Massingberd-Mundy Charles Francis
D.L., J.p. Ormsby hall
Massingberd Rev. William Oswald B.A.,
J.p. Rector]
COMMSRCIAL.
Atkin Eliza (Mrs.), wheelwright k
carpenter
Beverley Thomas, farmer, Ketsby
Butters Rebecca (Mrs.), shoe maker
Culvert Benjamin, wheelwright, car-
penter & parish clerk
Cw)k Mary Ann (Mrs.), Massingberd
Arms.p.H
Grantham Arthur, farmer. Campaign |
farm
Holmes Wright, blacksmith
Horndyke Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper
still a water mill. Captain Dallas Yorke d.l., j.p of Walnu-
gate Hall, Louth, is sole proprietor of tlie land.
Parish Clerk, Benjamin Calvert.
Letters from Alford, arrive at 9.30 a.m. by foot messenger
who retinms at 3 p.m. in winter k 4 p.m. summer. The
nearest money order k telegraph oince is at Alford
National School (mixed), built in 1858, for 8« childrra, with
an average attendance of 70 ; & supported by voluntar)'
contributions ; Robert James Clark, master ; Mrs. A.
Clark, mistress
Cabrieb. — William Househam, to Alford, toes. ; to Horn-
castle, sat
Househam William, carrier
Martin Thomas, farmer
Mountain Asher, fanner
Mountain John Thomas, farmer
Trolove John Shaw, farmer, miller &
baker, Ketsby
Ward Thomas, farm bailiff to C. F.
Massingberd-Mtmdy esq. d.l., j.c
OSBOTTRMBT is a parish and village, in the Southern
division of the coimty, parts of Kesteveu, wapentake of
Aveland, Sleaford union and county court district, rural
deanery of Aveland No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 3 miles north from Falkingham, 2 south-west from
the Aswarby station, 6 south from Sleaford, and on the old
Lincoln road. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is an
ancient building of the Earlier English, I<ate Decorated and
Perpendicular periods, consisting of chancel, nave of five
bays, aisles, south porch and a western tower containing 3
bells : the finest feature in this church is that presented oy
the richly canopied scdilia, the ogee arches of which arc
deeply moulded and crocketed in a free and bold style ; the
chancel retains also a piscina and locker, and there are
remains of a rood screen of Perpendicular date, and a Late
Norman font with an arcading of interlaced semicircular
arches : the tower is finished abruptly and bos no parapet ;
its lower stages arc Early English : the church was restored
and reseated in 1873, at a cost of ;£i,46o partly raised by
subscription : in 1873 the roof of the chancel and nave was
raised to the original pitch, and a new east window inserted,
and a new dock was added in 1876. The register dates
from the year 1683. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
valne ;^3io with residence, in the gift of Hulme's trustees,
and hekl since 1876 by the Rev. Joan Charles Bagabaw m.a.
Hulmeian exhibitioner of Brasenose College.Oxford. Here U
a Wesleyan chapel. A cemetery of about an acre was forrawl
in 1883, at a cost of /300, and is under the control of a
burial board of 7 members. Osboumby Hall, tho property
of Sir Thomas Whichcote bart. d.l. of Aswarby, lord of tho
manor and principal landowner, is now in the occiipatioii of
Robert Watson esq. The soil is clay, sand anagrarel:
subsoil, the same. The chief crops are wheat, barlej and
oats. The area is r,26o acres ; rateable value, £3,S4^ ; th:
population in 1881 was 496.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Handley.
Post k Monet Obder Office k Savings Bank.— William
John Pick, receiver. Letters received through Falkini-
ham, by messenger, arrive at 7.30 a.m. b by inaH carl
about 5.15 p.m. ; dispatched at 6 a.m. ic 5.5 p.m. Tiw
telegraph olfice is at Falkingham
School (mixed), built in 1845, by Sir Thomas Whichco'.e
bart. for 180 children ; with on average attendance of a^'-
Thomas H. Crosdil, master ; infants. Miss Ellen Uobso.).
mistress
Cabbieb. — John S. Redshatv, to Sleaford, mox k thons-
returning same day ; to Grantham, wad. t frt. ntaraas
same day
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Basshatr Ser. John Charles M. A. [Ticar]
Baker Mrs
Cappe Mrs
Chambers Miss
Watson Bobert, Osboumby hall
COUKSBCIAL. ,
Baker Thomas, farmer
Bates John, farmer
Brothtrell Richard, gardener
Bycroft William, baker, miller (yrind) t
farmer
Cemetery (Thomas H. Crosdil, clerk to
the bnrial board)
Clay Richard, farmer k grazier
Codlin Joseph, boot maker
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Collingwood Sarah (Miss), registry
otSce, & antique furniture dealer
Ellis John, farmer
Fields Thomas, cattle dealer
Gilby William, saddler
Green Frank, farmer
Grice John, carpenter
Handley Charles, shoe maker
Handley Robert, shoe maker
Handley Thomas, shoe maker
Handley William, shoe maker
Healey Joseph, farmer
Holmes Samuel, farmer
Holmes William, butcher
Jackson John, butcher
Pick William John, grocer k draper
owsTON. 593
Pickworth William, shopkeeper
' Redc^ir John S. carrier
Ringnam John, beer retailer
Robinson Tennant, irheelwright
' Rylatt John, shopkeeper
Searson Robert, fanner
' Singleton John, Whichcote Arms p.r. Ie
I farmer
Stepney k Clifton, grocers, k agents
i for W. k A. Gilbey, wine & spirit
I merchants
Thompson William Parker, butcher
I Wardingley Fred Pearson, tailor k
' draper
1 Wood Thomas, pig jobber
I Wright William, blacksmith
NOSTH 0WEB8BT is a parish and village, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindwy, north
division of Walshcroft irapentake, Caistor union. Market
Rasen county oourt district, rural deanery of Walshcroft,
archdeaconry of Stoir and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-
west from Usselby station, 6 north-west from Market Rasen.
The village is 3! miles east from the Ancholme navigation.
The church of St. Martin is a modem stone ediAce, in the
Norman style, consisting of nave and apse, with western
tower and a bells. The register dates from about the year
1559. The living is a vioarage annexed to that of Kirkby-
cam-Os^by, joint gross yearly value £444 with residence,
in the nft of William Angwstem esq. and held since 1884,
by the Bev. Charles Moon T.A.K.C.L. Here is a Wesleyan
chapel, built in 1856, and a Free dinrch built in 1881. A
sum of £s derived from a small farm is given annually to
the poor widows of this parish. William Angerstein esq.
of Weeting Hall, Brandon, Norfolk, is lord of the manor and
Empson John, blacksmith
Fletcher William, farmer
Greenwood Horton, bricklayer
Greenwood Richard, farmer
Horton William, butcher
LammingJohn Samuel, farmer
Ledgerd Thomas, farmer
Marshall John, farmer
Mnsgraves William, farmer
Moon Rev. Charles t.a.k.c.l. [vicar]
COKKEBCIAL.
Cottrill Benjamin
Davy Edward James, frmr. k brick ma
Davy Hunter, farmer
Davy Joseph Edmund, farmer
Dent William, miller (wind)
Drury William, carrier
SOUTH OWSBSBY is a parish, 5} miles north-west-
by-nortb from Market Rasen, in the Northern division of
the county, parts of Lindsey, north division of Walshcroft
wapentake, Caistor nnion and county court district. The
inhabitants attend the churches of North Owersby and
Kirkby-cnm-Osgodby. William Angerstein esq. of Weeting
hall, Brandon, Norfolk, who is lord of the manor, and G.
Hewett esq. are the principed landowners. The soil is day ;
Aldam Jonathan, farmer | Cade Ezra, farmer
Bronghton Stephen, bricklayer I
OWKBT is a ^rish, in the Northern division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, east division of the wapentake of
Aslaooe, union of Lincoln, Market Rasen county court
district, rural deanery of Aslacoe, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of I.iincoln, 1 1 miles north from Lincoln and 8
west from Market Rasen station. The church of SS.
Peter and Paul is a building of stone partly of Norman date,
consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, vestry and a western
tower with pinnacles, containing 3 bells. The register dates
from the year 1700. The living is a rectory, net yearly
value abput ;^35o, including 346 acres of glebe, with ^ood
residence, bmlt by the Rev. J. Green in 1844, in the gift of
the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and held since
1883 by the Rev. Thomas Stamford Raffles k.a. of Clare
College, Cambridge. The village is a miles east of the
sole landowner. The soil is clay and sand ; subsoil, clay
and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, oats,
and some land is in pasture. The area is 4,718 acres;
rateable value, ;£'4,o73 ; the population in 1881 was 343.
Parish Clerk, John Osgodby.
Post Office. — William Richardson, receiver. Letters
arrive from Market Rasen at 9.40 a.m. k are despatched
at 4 p.m. The nearest money order k talegrapn office
is at Market Rasen
Endowed School, founded in 1705, by Alexander Wrawby,
k endowed with j^i5 yearly, derived from a small farm,
for the free education of nine children from North k South
Owersby : the school will hold 70 children ; average
attendance, 60 ; fc is managed by a body of seven trustees,
. the Rev.Cbas.Moon being chairman ; Jn.Thornton, mast
Cabbibbs.— Robert Walker, Rasen, tnesday; Caistor,
Saturday ; William Horton, Brigg, tbursday ; W. Drory,
to Caistor, Saturday ; to Market Basen, tuesday
Richardson William, carpenter k shop-
keeper, k post office
Robinson Robert, shoe maker
Spratt Edward, farmer. Manor house
Storr William, farmer
Walker Robert, shopkeeper
Whitwell Fred, carpenter
Wright George, boot k shoe maker
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley.
The area is 1,393 acres ; rateable value, ;f i,838 ; the popula-
tion in 1881 was 93.
Letters vitl Market Rasen, which is the nearest money order
& telegraph office
The children of this place attend the school at North
Owersby
I Drakes John, farmer, South Gnlham
Roman road called " Ermine Street ; " many Roman coinr
have been found here, some bearing the image of Con-
stantine. Mr. James Gothorp, who is lord of the manor,
and Messrs. John Gothorp, Edward Cross and John Dalton,.
are the chief landowners. The soil is day ; subsoil, cliff
and clay. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area
is 1,630 acres ; rateable value, £3,443 ; the population in
1881 was 366.
Parish Clerk, Henry Peacock.
Letters arrive by post at 9 a.m. from Market Rasen
returning at 4.10 p.m. Normandy is the nearest money
order oflioe ; k Market Rasen nearest telegraph office
This place is included in Normanby United District school
board formed in 1876
Cabbibb. — Mumby, to Oainsboro', toes. ; to Lincoln, fri
Raffles Bev. Thos.8tamford K.A.Lrector]
COHMXBCIAL.
Bamford John, shopkeeper k farmer
Carr Alfred, shoemaker
Qizby Joseph, farmer
Cottingham Easton, farmer k derk to I Gothorp John, farmer Ic landowner.
school board
Cottingham Thomas, farmer
Denton George, farmer
Denton William, blacksmith
The Poplars
Mumby Bobert, carrier
Peacock Henry, wheelwright
Scarborough John, farmer
OWSTOir and OWSTON TSBXT.
OwsTON is a pleasant village and pirish, in the Isle of Ax-
holme, extending along the west bank of the river Trent,
from Heckdyke Lane End, in the county of Nottingham, to
the parish of Althorpe ; it ad.oins the parishes of Haxey on
the west and Epworth on the north, and comprises the
township of Owston, and the hamlets of Owston Fxrhy,
GuNTHORPE, Heckdyke and Mellwooc, in the Northern
division of the county, west division of the wapentake of
Stanley, Gainsborough union and county court district,
parts of Lindsey, rural deanery of Axholme, archdeaconr}-
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, Owston is 4 miles west from
Haxey station, 9 north from Gainsborough and 15 north-
east from Bawtry. The church of St. Martin is a building
of stone, the oldest portion of which dates from the end of |
the twelfth century : it consists of chancel, nave, aisles and
a tower containing 6 bells : the stained east window was-
given by Mr. Francis Sandars in 18^6, and several others
are stained : in the chancel are inscnbed slabs with shields
of arms, to Henry Masterman esq. 1674 ; to D'Arcy Stan-
hope esq. 168 1, placed by Isabella his widow ; John Stanhope
esq. of Melwood hall, 1705 ; to the family of Pindar, of
Brumby Wood hall, 1638-1813 ; the family of Littlewood, of
High Melwood, 1 797-1 837 ; and that of Pcast, 1795-1824:
in the chancel is also a large fractured slab with a deeply
incised inscription in Old English characters to Bicharil
Bccbanke, vicar, 1458 : this church was anciently the
burial place of the Sheffield family, and there were here in
1530 five tombs, which John Earl of Mulgrave, in the reign
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594 0W8T0N.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kbllt's
ot Charles IL is said to have remored to the church of
Barton-on-Stather, where there is a mutilated effigy of one
of the SheiBelds, vith a tablet recording the removal :
in 1790 the nave roof was renewed, and shortlv afterwards
those of the aisles, the clerestory being, in the coarse of
these alterations, destroyed ; at this time also the ancient
oak benches were rpplaced by pews ; the chancel retains
a piscina and there are others in the north and south aisles ;
in 1833 a restry was erected on the north side of the
chancel, and in 1835 an organ was presented by Elizabeth
Stonehouse, and placed in a loft built at the cost of Dr.
Harcoort, archbishop of York, and Earl Beanchamp : the
approach to the church is through a beautiful arch, and an
avenue of elms, sycamores and chesniits planted about 1823.
The earliest register, including West Butterwick, consists of
some loose leaves only, from the date 1603, bat the registers
are continuoos from 1709 : there are also churchwardens'
accounts from 1660 to 1684. The living is a vicarage, tithe
rent-charge ;£3o, gross yearly value ^^300, including glebe,
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, and held
since 1863 by the Bev. George Edward Smith m.a. of St.
Catharine's College, Cambridge, and surrogate. The
Ecclesiastical Commissioners are impropriators of the great
tithes. A new detached church burial ground of i an acre
was acquired in 1883, but used only for burials solemnized
in accordance with the rites of the Established chnrch. A
eemetery of ij acres was formed in 1881, with a mortuary
cha^, at a cost of ;£'70o ; and is under the control of a
burial board of 9 members. Here are almhouses, built and
endowed by Miss Sandars, in the year i860, for six poor
women, who receive 5s. per week each. The poor's land
produces £ia yearly for fuel, and there are charities of £s
for yearly distribution. Archdeacon Stonehouse, late vicar
of the parish, left in 1863 the interest of ;f 5,800, and Miss
Sandars in 1868, the interest of £5,300 for various charit-
able purposes. The Gas Company was incorporated in 1864,
with a capital of ^^2,000. A. Parkin esq. is lord of the
manor. 'The principal landowners are John William Denne
Johnson esq. j.p. of Temple Bclwood, Rotberham, S.
Pulleine esq. j.p. and Messrs. Button and Skipworth and
John Barnard esq. The soil is loam ; subsoil, peat. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, potatoes, beans and grass.
The area of the entire parish is 5,350 acres ; rateable value,
;f 8,566 ; the population in 1881 was— of the township 1,333,
-and of the parisn 3,058.
Owaton Ferry (West) is a hamlet, in the parish of
Owston, pleasantly situated on the west bank of the river
Trent, which is crossed by ferry boats to East Ferry ; this
part has been principally reclaimed from the river. "There
are Primitive Methodist and Wesleyan chapels. Here is a
Oiiratnn Tumer Andrew Dunn m.b., cm
^ K wiv WaterhonseJohn
vlapham William
Everatt Mrs
Fleteher John, Croft house
Fletcher Miss
Fleteher Richard
Saul Mrs
Smith Bav. Geo. Edward m.a. [vicar &
surrogate]
COMMBBCIAI.
Campbell Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Cemetery (Robert Sharp, clerk to the
burial board)
Dutfield William, farmer
Farr Richard, farmer
Fox John, farmer
Gas Co. Lira. (Chas. Stephenson, sec)
Holmes Nathaniel, fHrmer
Laming George, blacksmith
Lindley Reuben, farmer
Mill Joseph, farmer
Siiow Charles, farmer
Stephenson Charleii, rnad surveyor .
Stephenson John, shopkeeper
Temperton George, wheelwright
Temperton Samuel, joiner
Thompson William, farmer
Travis John, saddler
■ Travis William, farmer
Owston Ferry.
Barnard John
' Campbell Mrs. Grange
Chester Mrs
Fielding John
Hall Jonas
Humphrey Wheatlcy
Pulleme Samuel j.p
^harp Thomas Ashton
COMMERCIAL.
Anderson John, grocei'
Anderson John, jun. bnteher
Anderson William, tailor
Barber Richard, (wind) miller
Barnard John, seed merchant, Hem-
dyke house
Barnard William Wilson, shoe maker
Barningham Charles, stone k monu-
mental mason, bnilder & contractor
Blackburn Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Briggs Eliza (Mrs.), White Hart com-
mercial inn
Brown Thomas, farmer
Calam John Smith, linen & woollen
draper, grocBr, tea & provision dealer
Chesman Elizabeth (Mi3s),dress maker
Clark Thomas, boot maker
Clark William, farmer
Cook Richard, vessel owner
Dawson John, farmer
Dobson Thomas, Neptune inn
Eyre James, vessel owner
Eyre John, draper
Fielding Robert, tailor
Fish George, basket maker
Fish John, brazier
Fleteher Ann & Martha(Mi8ses),drapers
Fleteher John, shopkeeper
Fletcher George, earner
Fleteher Richard, (wind) miller
KUwkton Sarah (Mrs.), grocer
Fox John, farmer
Holmes Xathaniel, farmer
Houlden Hepton, machine owner
Jcnnini;s Arthur James, grocer, linen &
woollen draper, provision & tea dealer
Jennings William, butcher
rope-walk, a boat-bnildiiig yard, several corn mills ; snd the
manufacture of sacking uid aaildoth is carried on.
Parish aerk, William Robinson.
GuNTHOBPB, a miles south, (m the west bank of the Trent^
HiCKOTXi, 3} miles south, and Mellwood, 3 niQes nortli,
are hamlets.
East Fbbbt, or East Kqinabd's Fbbbt, is a small village,
partly in Scotton parish and partly in Owston and partly in
Laughton parish, pleasantly situated on the east bank of
the river 'Trent : it is 5 miles west from Scotton, and is on
the opposite side of the river Trent to West Ferry. The
river is crossed by ferry boats. The small chapel of St
Mary is a building of brick : it was rebuilt abont iSoo bj
the rector of Scotton, and is attached to and served by the
clerp' of Scotton. The register of East Ferry is indodsd
in that of Scotton. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel.
The trustees of the late Sir Richard Frederick bart are lords
of the manor, the Hon. Mrs. Meynell-IngTam and Thomu
Harsley Camochan esq. are the principal landowners. The
soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are potatdee
and wheat. The area is included with Scotton ; rateaUe
value, ;fi,i53 ; and the population in 1881 was 143: tliis
includes 33 in the hamlet of Snsworth, 3 miles north, part
of which is in East Ferry township.
Post ft Monbi Ordeb & Teleobaph Office t Sarings
Bank, Owston Ferry. — William Naylor, sai>-postaiaster.
London & other letters received tbrongh Bawtry, arrite
at 10.30 a.m. & are dispatehed at 4.30 p.m. There is
no delivery or dispatch on Sundays, but the letter box
remains open as on other days
Wall Box, East Ferry, cleared at 3. 15 p.m. Letters throng
Bawtry viA Owston
INSUBANCE Aoent. — London Assurance, Thos. Ashten Sharp
Qerk to the Burial Board k Registrar of Births k Deaths,
Owston sub-district, Robert Sharp, Owston Ferry
Medical Oflicer, West Butterwick district, Gainsborough
Union, Andrew Dunn Tumer m.b., ctt. Owston Ferry
Schools : —
Wesleyan Day, Robert Pike, master
National, John Frewin, master ; Mrs. Ellen Stamp, sewing
mistress
CoNTEVANCK TO Haxet. — Omnibus, daily
Watbb CoirvBYANCE TO Hull k Gainsbobouoh k
intermediate stations on the Trent. —Steam packets, daily,
from White Hart inn
Casbibr.— G. Fletcher, to Crowle, tbnn. ; fo Ooinsborongfa,
tues. ; to Haxey station, daily
Carribbs by Water: —
Gainsbobouoh — John Snowden, tues. thnrs. k sat.;
William Rusling, tues. thurs. k sat
Hull — William Leggett, mon. k wed
Keniwell John, farmer
Leggott Joseph, boat buildeT
Legeott William, boat builder
Lindley John, earthenware dealer
Lingara Joseph, farmer
Lo<xwood William, farmer
Naylor WilUam, watch maker
Pennington John, rope k twine maker
Filkington Richard, shopkeeper
Platts k Sons, drapers
Robinson Ann (Mrs.), grocer
Robinson William, organist
Roebuck William, provision dealer
Sandars John Edward, maltster
Sharp Robert, sacking mannfacturers
Shai^ Robert, registrar of births in
deaths for Owston sub-district k clerk
to the burial board
Sharp Edward Ashton, chemist
Smith George, Red Lion p.h
Steinton Samuel (Mrs,), timlw »>er
Theaker William, coal dealer
Till Moses, farmer
Travis William, painter
Ttme Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
TumeU J. agent for W. k A. Gilhey.
wine & spirit merchants, Manchester
bouse
Tumer Andrew Dunn M.B.,c.M.8argeon
k medical officer West Batterwiek
district, Gainsborough anion
Walker Jolm, Crooked Billet p.k
Ounthorpe.
Harris John, fanner
Horberry Thomis, farmer
Horberry William, fanner
Piatt James, grocer
Popple Joseph, farmer
Read John, farmer
Thornton Thomas, wheelwright
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m^COLNSHIRE.
FICEWOBTH. 595
Kirk J(^ Bohart, fanner
Shipley John, farmer
]^at Ferry.
COMMERCIAL.
Bateman Thontas, farmer
Heckdyke.
Shores William, fanner
Mellwood.
Hall Jonas, farmer
OZCOKB£ 13 a parish, consisting of bat one farm ant) a
few cottages, in the Mid division of the connty, hundred of
Hill, parts of Lindsey, nnion and coonty conrt di9trict of
Loath, Hill rnral deanery Xo. r, and archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-east from fi[orncastls
and 8 aoath from Loath. The chnreh of All Saints is a
building of brick and stone in the Decorated style, consisting
of chancel and nave and an octangnlar tower containing i
bell. The register dates from the year 1813. The living is
a rectory, gross yearly ralae from tithe rent-charge £204,
in the gift of Thomas Boss esq. and held since 1872 by the
B068 Thomas, farmer & landowner, Oxcombe hoose
PANTOIT is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
east division of the wapentake of Wraggoe, parts of Lindsey,
Homcastle nnion and county conrt cGstrict, rural deanery
of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 3
miles east-north-east from Wragby, a south from East
Barkwith station and 10 north-west from Horncastle. The
church of St. Andrew is a small building of stone, consist-
ing of chancel, nave and an open belfry containing i bell.
The register dates from the year 1736. The living is a
rectonr, consolidated with the vicarage of Wragby, tithe
rent-<marge (Panton) £43:1, joint gross yearly value /631
inclnding 35 acres of glebe at Panton, in the gift of Chris-
topher Turner esq. of Stoke Kochford, and held since 1883
tqr the Bev. Henry Bollard m.a. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, who resides at Wragby : the Bev. James OsTOrne b.a.
is cnrat« in sole charge. Panton Hall, the seat of Edmund
Tumor esq. m.a., d.l. j.p. is a handsome manaion of white
Osborne Kev. James b.a. [carate-in- 1 Tumor Edmund m.a., d.i.., j.p. Pan-
charge], Bectory ' ' ^^ ^^
PikeAusses I DanbyWin.Cha8. farmer, Panton house
Sainton Bobert, farmer
Bainton Thomas, farmer
Cook George, House inn
Fish Charts, farmer
Holmes John, farmer
Moulds William Thomas, farmer
Bev. James Clark b.a. of Trinity College, Dublin, who
resides at Scamblesby Grove, Horncastle. Thomas Boss
esq. is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is
chalk and gravel ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,031 acres ; rateable
value, ;f 1,336 ; the population in 1881 was 28.
Parish Clerk,' William Dalton.
PASXNIiy' is a village and parish on the Louth road,
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Candle-
shoe wapentake, Spilsby union and count.v court district,
rnral deanery of Quidleshoe No. i, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lmcoln, 3 miles north from Spilsby station, 7
south-west from AUord, 4 west from Burgh and 138^ from
London : it is pleasantly situated on the banks of two
streams, whteh unite a little below the village. The
church of St. Nicholas is a building of fine character
in the Decorated style, with later additions, and consists
of chancel, with north chapel, cleresloried nave of four bays,
aisles, spacions south porch and a lofty tower with plain
parapet and pinnacles, containing 3 bells, and is sup-
posed to have been erected in the reign of Edward I. :
the piers and arches of the arcades separating the nave
from the aisles are remarkable for the sing^ar i>eanty and
delicacy of the foliage of the capitals : an ancient Perpen-
dicular screen divides the norUi chapel and aisle : in 1863
the nave was rebuilt, a new porch erected at the cost of
G. W. Maddison esq. and a new stone pnlpit erected by the
parish choir : the east window of the south aisle was given
by Frederick Flowers esq. as a memorial to his parents and
aister The register dates from the year 1699. The living is a
rectory, tithe rent-charge £aix, gross yearly value j^aso
including 5 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Baroness
Bayldon Bev. Joe Wood m.a. Bectory
Maddison George Wilson J.p. The Hall
Owston Bev. Thomas m.a. [rector of
Sutterby & vicar of Dalby]. The
Cottage
Bobinson Mrs
Armstrong William, shoe maker
Bond Bobert, boot k shoe maker
Burgess Charles, farmer. The Grange
Chantry Henry, beer retailer
Clifton Bebecca (Mrs.), farmer
Goodwin John, farmer
Goodwin John William, miller (water)
k farmer, Partney mill
Hall Frederick, bricklayer
Letters through Horncastle. Scamblesby is the nearest
money order ofiioe k Homcastle the nearest telegraph
office
[ Dalton William, farm bailiff to Thomas Boss esq
brick, situated on a finely wooded eminence, and surrounded
by a beautifully tmdulating and park-like country. Chris-
topher Tumor esq. d.i.., j.p. of Stoke Bochford, is lord of
the manor and print:ipal landowner. The soil is light and
heavy loam ; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,996 acres ;
rateable value, ;/^,i94; the population in 1881 was 159.
Parish Clerk, Bobert Trivett.
Lbtteb Box cleared at 4.10 p.m. Letters arrive from
Wragby by foot post at 845 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.10 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Wragby
School (mixed), for 30 children, with an average attendance
of 36 ; & supported by volnntary contributions, gorero-
ment grant k school fees ; Miss Biseston, mistress
Cabribr. — Bobert Trivett, to Homcastle, Saturday; to
Louth, Wednesday ; to Lincoln, friday
Proctor William, farmer
Trivett Bobert, carrier
Wilson John, farmer, Panton gran^
Willougbby de Eresby, and held since 1869 by the Bev. Joe
WoodBayldoi)M.A. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
The Wesleyans have a place of worship here. The charities
include the interest of ;£ioo, left by Thomas Hackley, of
London, in 1719; jfio a year from the Poor's Close, to-
gether with the rent of certain land, amounting to £17
a year and distributed by the rector and his churchwardens.
Fairs celebrated for their sheep and cattle are held on
the ist and 35th of Augost, the i8th and 19th Septem-
ber and the first Wednesday and Thursday after October
iitb. Partney Hall, the seat of George Wilson Maddison
esq. J.p. is a handsome mansion of brick. The Baroness
Wulooghby de Eresby is lady of the manor and principal
landowner. The soil is various ; subsoil, sand and chalk.
The crops are wheat and barley, hat a great part of the
parish is grass. The area is 930 acres; rateable value,
£i,<j7''- ; ^e population in 1881 was 443.
Parish Clerk, Charles Henry Carpenter.
Post OFTiCE.-^ohu Sleight, receiver. Letters arrive
from Spilsby at 6.45 a.m. k are dispatched at 6 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
Spilsby
National School (mixed), built in 1858, for 100 children ;
average attendjanoe, 81 ; Charles Henry Carpenter, mastar
Mawer William Sherwood, farmer; k
butcher at Spilsby
Mawer William Sherwood, jun. farmer
Medcalf Samuel, farmer
Parkinson Michael, carpenter, wheel-
wright k washing machine maker
Banshaw Benben, carpenter
Soulby E. H. k Sons, maltsters ; k at
Alford
Sleight John, baker k grocer
Stainton Frederick, carpenter
Tasker William, White Hart p.h
Thurlby William, brewer k maltster,
Partney lane
Wood-ward John Henry, baker k grocer
Harrison John, farmer & fellmonger,
Partney mill
Hewson John, jun. blacksmith
Hodgson Adam, grocer
Hodgson Joseph, farmer
Hodgson Valentine, farmer
Hol(Mrness James Wm. wheelwright
Holdemess Bobert, farmer
HolmesCharles, lodging ho. Partney mill
Johnson Albert, Bed Lien p.r
Kelk Joseph, butcher
Kenney Edward, marine store dealer,
Partney mill
Knowles Edward, farmer
Mawer John, farmer
FICKVTORTH is a parish, in the Southern division of
the county, Aveland wapentake, Grantham nnion and
ounnty conrt district, parts of Kesteven, rural deanery of
Avelimd No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3
miles west from Falkingham, 6 west from Billingborough
station and 9 east from Grantham. The church of St.
Andrew is an ancient building of stone, in the Early English
style, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of four teys,
aislos, south porch and a western tower with spire, con-
taining 3 belu: the church will seat 150 persons. The
register dates from the year 1538. The living is a rectory,
tithe rent-charge £'iS2, gross yearly value ;^4i3, including
30 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of and held
since 1867 by the Kev. John Nicholas Andrews h.a. of
Clare College, Cambridge. The charities are £a 3s. 4d.
yearly value, and are distributed annually by the rector
and churchwarden. John Uppleby esq. of Wootton Honse,
Ulceby, who is lord of manor. Sir William Earle Welby-
Gregory bart. d.l., j.p, of Doiton Manor, Grantham,
Thomas A. R. Heathcote esq., the trustees of the late John
Foster and the rector are the principal landowners. The soil
is chiefly loom, on a subsoil of clay and stone. The chief
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596 PICKWORTH.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
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crops are wheat, barley, oats, beana and seeds. The area
is 1,473 acres; rateable ralnc, ;^3,ooo;the population in
1881 was 337.
Parish Clerk, William lyers.
Letters received through Fallungham, whioh is the nearest
money order tc telegraph olHce. Wall Lbttbii Box
cleared at 5 p.m. week days only
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1877 for the
United District of Pickworth k Walcot; J. Rose, Falk-
insham, clerk to the board k attendance officer ; the
children of this place attend the school at Walcot, on
the border of thjs parish
Carbiebs. — Henry Moor k George Hollingsworth, to
Grantham, tuesday Jc Saturday, returning same days
Andrews Rer. Jn. Nicholas M. A. [rector]
Norris Mrs
Wakely Mrs
BagworthThos. thrashing machine ownr
Baxter Henry, shoe maker
Beckett Charles, farmer
Belcham Isaac, ftirmer
Charlton Eliza (Mrs.), Crown inn
Claypole Wm. A. miUer (wind) k baker
Creasey Arthur, farmer
Foster Richard, farmer
Hollingsworth6eorge,carrier k shopkpr
Moor Henry, carrier
Pickwell William, Blue Bell f.h
Bastall Thomas Fredk. k Chas. farmers
Rimington John, farmer
Topps John, farmer
Vickers George, beer retailer k market
gardener
PIZtHAK is a parish and pleasant village, in the North*
ern division of the county, parts of Lind^y, wapentake of
Corrineham, Gainborough union and county court district,
rural deanery of Corringham, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln : it is half a mile south from Blyton station
on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, 153
miles from London, 5 north.east-by.ea8t from Gainsborough.
The church of All Sauits, situated on aneminence,is a building
of stone, with tower containing i bell : it is now (1884) under-
going restoration, in the course of which the tower will be
partly rebuilt, and the pews lowered and rearranged.
The register dates from the year 1677. The living is a dis-
charged rectory, rated in the King's Books at £6 3s. 4d.
gross yearly value ^^330, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
and held since 1883 by the Rev. Thomas Toovey Hedges, of
Lichfleld Theological College. The principal landowners are
Harpbam Mrs. William, Pilbam ball
Hedges Rev. Thomas Toovey, Rectory
COXKXBCIAL.
Ashforth John, farmer, Pilham Carr
Harrison John, farmer k grazier, Gilby
Hiles John, farmer, Pilham Carr
Keightley Henry, joiner
Leggott George, market gardener
Sir Hickman Beckett Bacon bart. of Thonock Hall, Gains-
borough, the trustees of the late Robert Dnckle esq. John
Edward Sandars esq. J. P. Mr. John Harrison and Mrs.
Harpham. The soil is clay, peat and sand ; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips and pasture.
The area is 1,100 acres ; rateable vidae, ;f i,33i ; the popu-
lation in z88i was 97.
Parish Clerk, Matthew Fields.
Wall Letter Box, near the church, cleared at 4.10 p.m.
on week days only. Letters from Gainsborough, by
messenger, arrive about 10.30 a.m. Blyton, about one
mile north-west, is the nearest receiving house, from
which place the letters are dispatched at 3.50 p.m. on
week days only. Gainsborough is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
Pye Michael, farmer
Sleight Henry Thomas, farmer
Wilkinson George, farmer, Pilham Carr
FIITOHBKCK is a parish and village, with a station upon
the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint railway, in the
Southern division of the county, parts of Holland, wapen-
take of EUoe, Spalding union and county court district,
rural deanery of South Holland No. i, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north from Spalding and 95
from London, situated on the river Glen. The church of St.
Mary is a spacious edifice of stone in the Decorated and Per-
pendicular styles, consisting of chancel, clerestorlod nave of
Hve bays, aisles, a large Decorated chapel on the north side,
south porch and a fine embattled tower with pinnacles at
each comer, and containing 5 bells and a clock : there are
some fine stained windows in the chancel, and at the west
end there is a brass to Margaret Lambert, besides monu-
ments to the Cost family, Wimberley family (1656) and a
tomb without inscription to the de Pinchbecks, formerly
possessors of the village : the original roof of carved oak
supported by angels carrying escutcheons still remains,
and the font is a very fine example of Decorated work : the
tower greatly inclines towards tne west : part of the rood
screen still exist^i : at the entrance to the churchyard is a
good lych-gate : the church was restored in 1856 and follow-
mg years up to 1864 under the direction of Mr. Butterfield.
The register dates from the year 1560. The living is a
vicarage, gross yearly value from glebe ;^70o with residence,
in the gift of and held since 1834 by the Rev. West Wayet m.a.
of Queen's College, Oxord, canon and prebendary (non-
residentiary) of Lincoln cathedral. The poor parishioners
have distributed to them yearly donations, left by Robert
Baggott in 1708 : lievill Wimberley in 1735 ; also by Roger
Wariner, Samuel Purdy, Mrs. Mary Wayet and others,
amounting together to £54 yearly. Pinchbeck parish
forms a portion of the Fen drainage ; and the land is gener-
ally in a nigh state of cultivation, and yields abundant crops.
The manorial rights are possessed t^ Mr. Charles Foster
Bonner and Mr. Tbeophilus Morris Stephen Johnston. The
chief landowners are the Ven. Lord Saye and Sele of
Broughton Castle, Banbury, Earl Brownlow d.l., j.p.
Messrs. A. Beatson and T, Plowright, sen. Emmanuel Col-
lege, Cambridge, and the trustees of the late T. Buckworth
and J. Measures esqrs. The soil is a good rich loam ; sub-
soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, mangolds, beans,
peas and market garden produce, and much land is in pas-
ture. The area of the parish is 13,401 acres ; rateable value,
;f 36,413 ; the population in 1881 was 3,995.
Railway Station, William Perry, station master
West Pincllbeck is an ecclesiastical parish, formed
in 1851 from the civil parish of Pinchbeck : North Drove
station, 4^ miles west from Spalding, on the Great
Northern railway, is in this parish. The church of St. Bar-
tholomew, erected in 1849, " «" edifice in a modem style
of Gothic, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a turret
ojnuining 3 bells ; the east window is stamed. The register
dates from the year 1850. The living is a vicarage, net yearl v
value £aii,ia the gift of the vicar of I>incbbeck, and held
since 1876 by the Rev. William Hooson m.a. of St. Mary
Hall, Oxford. The population in 1881 was 1,637. '^^^■
school-room at Pode Hole, called St. Matthew's chapel, is
used for divine services on Sundays. There are six ehaixjls
in this parish viz. at West Pinchbeck, United Free Metho-
dist chapel, erected in 1863 ; and Wesleyan in 1881 ; Baptist
Chapel at Pode Hole, erected in 1850 ; Congregational at
Money Bridge, founded in 1787, enlarged in 1817 and rebuilt
in 1840 ; and at Pinchbeck a Baptist chapel, erected in 1844 ;
and a Wesleyan chapel built in 1847.
There are several hamlets in this parish : Mill Gbbbv, 3
miles south-west ; Money Bridge, 3 miles west ; Guthrain
Cote, 4 miles south-west ; Crossgate, half a mile north ;
Cuckoo Bridge, 5 miles south ; Pole Hole, 4 miles sonth-
west and half north from NorUi Drove station, where there
is a National school.
Sexton, James Laxton.
Post Office, Pinchbeck village. — ^Thomas Chattertun.
receiver. Letters arrive from Spalding at 7 a.m. ; dis-
patched at 8.5 p.m. The nearest money order U telegraph
office is at Spalding
Post Office, West Pinchbeck. — Mrs. Catherine Fisher
Warriner, receiver. Letters through Spalding, which is
the nearest money order k telegraph office. Letters
arrive at 7.55 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m
Post Office, Pode Hole. — William White, receiver. Letters
through Spalding, which is the nearest money order k
telegraph office. Letters arrive at 6.55 a.m. ; dispatched
at 6.15 p.m
Engineer k Superintendent to Spalding k Pinchbeck
Drainage, Moses Ayre
Fen Drainage Engineer, W illiam Brown, Pode Hole
Relieving k Vaccination Officer, Gosberton District, Spalding
Union k Inspector of Nuisances Spalding Rural Sanitary
Authority, John George BoUon, Snrfleet end
Surveyor of Highways k Collector of Bates, John Beniier
Graft house
Schools:—
National, Pinchbeck West, built in 1849, for 184 children,
with an average attendance of 178 ; Henry Lewis, master :
Mrs. Emma Lewis, mistress
National, Knight street, built by subscription in 1854, for
333 children ; average attendance, i3o ; Miss Elizabeth
Brummitt, mistress
National, Pode Hole, erected in 1871, for 74 children ;
average attendance, 74 ; Miss Susannah Staines, mistress
Railway Station, North Drove, Greenwood Holt, statii>n
master
Casrikrs. — Thomas Riseley, to Spalding tuesday, tlinrs<lay
& Saturday, from Pinchbeck West ;& William Bennett, to
Spalding, mon. tues. tri. & sat. from Pinchbeck West
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Pinchbeck.
PlilYATE BXSIDBirra.
Boatson Rer. Leonard Brovme m.a.
The Hall
'Brown Joseph, Knight street
Freir Samuel, Mill green
Green John
Hall Miss
Hardy William
Maples Coats
Plowright Thomas, Knight street
Beynolds Mrs
Rvge Edward, Otway honse
Kley Rev. Edward Peter [Baptist]
Thompson William Christopher
Walthain Green
WayetRev. Prebendary West H. A. [vicar]
COUMEBCIAI.
Adlard Mary (Mrs.), baker
Allen Charles, farmer, River side
Archer Herbert, farmer, Cuckoo lane
A}Te Moses, engineer k supt. to the
Spalding k Pinchbeck DrainageMarsh
Bale John, farmer
Barty Charles, Bell inn
Batterham George, market gardener
Beaton Wm. beer retailer, Money bridge
Benner John, farmer, surveyor of high-
ways, collector of rates k farmer,
Graft house
Benner William, farmer, River side
Black Edt^ard, beer retailer
Bollon John George, relieving k vacci-
nation olticer, inspector of nuisances
k school attendance officer, Gosber-
ton district, Spalding union, Sarfleet
end
Boothby Thomas, jun. farmer. Fen gate
Boothby Thomas, Seagrare, farmer
Bowcock John Brown, builder & car-
penter. Knight street
Bratley John Morriss, wheelwright &c
Bmmmitt James Wilson, blacksmith
Canlton Everitt, farmer, Marsh farm
ChattertonThomas, shoe ma. Post office
Colvin Thomas, farmer, Wode cottage
Colrin WQliam, farmer, k marKet
gardener. River side
Coxell John Henry, miller (wind) &
baker, Spalding road
Darley David, farmer. River aide
Darley Robert, farmer, Mill green
Darley Chas: Robert, farmer. Mill grn
Dawson Richard, farmer, Mill green
Dennison John Thomas k Son, plum-
bers k glaziers &c
Dow John, farmer. Mill green
Dowlcr Henry, farmer. Mill green
Dowley Alfred, farmer. Mill green
Dowley EKza (Mrs.), farmer, Mill grn
Fathers Frederick, The Ship p.h
Frier Samuel, farmer. Mill green
Oilliatt Sarah k Jane (Mis^), ladies'
school. Knight street
Grayson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), grocer &
draper, Knight street
Oreen Charles, builder, Crossgate
Oriffin James, farmer, Mill green
Guy Benjamin, wheelwright Ic black-
smith. Knight street
Ooy Richard, farmer
Gay Henry, farmer, Crossgate
Hammond Thomas, fanner. Riverside
Hancock Edward, farmer
Hargrave Isaac, butcher
Hensman George Wm.taQor, Church st
Hensman Uriah, markt.grdr.& shopkpr
Hicks Bobt. boot k shoe maker
Hill William, market gardener
Holden George, farmer, Fengate
Horrod Thomas, market gardener
Jacklin Edward, Old Five Bells f.h.
River side
Jackson Richard, farmer. River qde
Jackson William, farmer, River side
Ladd Bobt. plninber, painter k gUder
Lee George, farmer, Marsh
LiUey John, fruit merchant, Northgate
UitbDOtt William, aoooontant
UNCOLNSHIRE.
Major John, farmer
Marshall William, carpenter
Marwood Phillip, market gardener
Munton William, Red Lion F.K
Neal Benjamin, farmer
Orbell Samuel, Bull inn
Palmer George Hubbard, shoe maker
Panks George, farmer
Parker Charles, farmer k market gar-
dener. River side
Parker Reuben, market gardener
Parker William,, market gardener
Patchett John, farmer
Patchett Thomas, farmer, Mill green
Phillips Thomas, cowkeeper
Plowright Thos. jun. farmr. Knight st
Plowright Thomas, fanner, Knight st
Pratt Wm. & Hugh, chemical manuf
Rawlinson James, farmer, Northgate
Reynolds Emanuel, coal merchant
Robinson William, farmer
Rogers Wm. Fisher, harness maker
SelSsrs James, baker & miller (wind),
Northgate
Sharman Michael, farmer, Spalding rd
Shotbolt John, farmer. Marsh
Slator John, shopkeeper
Smith Joshua, farmer, Mill green
Smith William, farmer. Mill green
Speed John, farmer
Squire Henry, fanner
Squire William, farmer. Knight street
Stubley William, farmer
Swift Charles, farmer, River side
Taylor George, shopkeeper
Thompson William Christopher l.e. k
a.c.F.iTel. surgeon
Thompson Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retlr
Tomlinson Samuel, farmer, Surfieet rd
Tomlinson Frederick John, farmer,
Surfleet bridge
Traoey William, horse breaker
Upton Henry (Mr8.),farmer, River side
Wallham Green, farmer k grazier, Yew
Tree hi use
Waring James, tailor, Knight street
Wells Alfred, draper & grocer
Wiles William, farmer. Mill green
Wilkinson Thomas, builder, Northgate
Wilson Edward, farmer. Mill green
Wilson John, farmer
Wilson William, farmer
Woolsey Richard, farmer. Mill green
Wright Rowland, farmer, Surfleet rd
West Finch'berk.
Chapel Edward, River side
Colvin Mrs
Hooson Rev. William m.a. [inctmibent],
Parsonage
Jones Rer. Darid [Congregational],
Money Bridge
Leach Mrs
Mitchell Mrs. River side
Whiles Mrs. River side
COJTMEBCIAL.
Adams Mahala (Mrs.), miller (wind) k
baker
Ashby William, farmer
Atkin George Henry, farmer
Atkinson Thomas, landowner k farmer,
Cowbit farm
Barker William, cattle dealer
Barrow Robert, shopkeeper
Beeken Frederick William, shoe maker
Bennett Charles, bUicksmith
Boyfield John William, farmer
Boytleld William, farmer
Branton Henry, fanner
Branton Sarah (Mrs. ), frmr. Pode Hole
Branton William, farmer, Pode Hole rd
Bridges Jsph. Cuckoo inn. Cuckoo brdg
Brown Matthew, farmer, Fengate
Brown Walter, farmer
Brown William, engineer tor fen drain-
age, Pode Hole
Boraall JohnThomas,Fisherman's Arms
p.H.Jc farmer. Pods Hole
Caulton Wm. frmr. Glebe frm. Cuckoo
Cawthorn Harriet (Miss), shopkeeper.
Riverside
PINCHBECK. 597
Chamberlain William, Cross Keys p.s
Clark Bilton, tailor
Cliftoo Joseph,carpenteT.& wheelwright
Cocks Stephen, farmer
Cocks Stephen, jon. batcher
Cole John, farmer
Cooling Henry, farmer, Fengate
Cooling Robert, farmer, Fengate
Cordeliy Christian, blacksmith
Gowham William, farmer, Langton vil
Cranfield John, shopkeeper
Cranfield Stalworth, farmer
Dobbs Peter, farmer
Fountain Moses, farmer
Freer Henry, wheelwright, Pode Hole
Freshney Thos. miller (wind) k baker
Frost James, farmer
Gardner Geo. blacksmith. Cuckoo brdg
Garwell Thomas, shopkeeper
Goodyear Peter, brick k tile maker
Grassam Caroline (Mrs.), fanner k
thrashing machine owner.Spalding rd
Gulson Waltham, carpenter. Money
Bridge lane
Hardy Henry, farmer. Fen
Hensman John, tailor
Hollingsworth William, farmer
Holmes John, farmer
Holmes John Thomas, cattle dealer
Holmes Thos. cattle dealer. River side
Holmes Thomas, jun. farmer
Hoyles George William, fanner
Hum Thomas, farmer
Jackson William, shopkeeper
Jackson William Parker, farmer
Jeffs John Henry, beer retailer
Kmgston Robert, farmer
Lawson Buifham, farmer. Deeping rd
Lupton John, farmer
Lupton John Carter, farmer
Mabbott John, blacksmith
Mann Emma (Mrs.), farmer, Pode Hole
Measures James, Peacock inn
Miller Isaac, shopkeeper, River vde
North William, farmer
Paeey Phillip, farmer
Page John, Horse Jc Jockey p.H.k frmr
Paling George, blacksmith, Pode Hob
Plowright James, fanner
Porter Thomas, beer retailer
Portors William, farmer
Richardson Zao^eus, farmer
Riseley Thomas, coal dealer & carrier
Riseley Frances (Miss), shopkeeper
Robinson James, farmer .
Robinson John, jun. frmr.ParsonsDrc\fc
Robinson Vincent, farmer
Robinson Wm. farmer, Cuckoo farm
Bow Thomas, wheelwright, Pode Hole
Bowlett William, farmer
Ratter Betsy (Mrs.), beer retailer
£^xton Francis, farmer
Sharp George, butcher
Shotbolt John Robinson, farmer, Pode
Hole
Smith Edward, farmer, Northgate
Smith Thomas, farmer, Fengate
Smith William, farmer, Mill green
Sneath George, farmer, River side
Strickland William, boot k shoe maker
Pode Hole
Taylor John, farmer. Fen
Thomas Robert, farmer. River side
Thomas William, farmer. River side
Tipler David, farmer. River side
Turner Ward, shopkeeper
Turner Edward, farmer, Fen
Clyatt Thomas, farmer. Fen
Waltham Joseph, farmer
Waltham Robert, farmer
Waltham Robert, farmer, Fen
Wheat Benjamin, farmer
White Wm. grocer & baker, Pode Hole
Williamson Joseph, grocer, batcher k
baker, Pode Hole
Williamson Robert, farmer, Pode Hole
Williamson Thomas, fanner
Wilson John, farmer
Woodward John, farmer, Fengate
Woolerton Tbooias, beer retailer
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598 GREAT PONTON.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[keixys
OSSAT PON'TOll' ('or Pattntok) i< a parish, and
station on the Great Northern railway, in the Southern
divimon of the coonty, parts of KesteTen, Grantham soke,
onion and county <»nrt district, rural deanery of South Gran-
tham and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, loa miles
from London and 4 south from Grantham, sitnate on the
river Witham, and is supposed to be the ^rf PmUem of the
Bomans. Ponton is on the Great North road, about a mile
from Ermine Street. The church of the Holy Cross, which
occapies an elevated position near the Great Northern rail-
way, is a bnilding of stone in the best and purest form of
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel with north aisle, -
nave of three Iwys, aisles, south porch and a tower at the
west end containing 5 bells : the oldest feature is part of a
finely proportioned and lofty arcade of Early fonrteenth
century work, on the north side of the diancel ; the eastern-
most arch is closed with masonry, to form a vestry ; the
other encloses the or^n ; the rest of the fabric is Perpen-
dicular : a newel staircase to the rood loft remains on the
south side of the chancel arch and the chancel contains a
hagioscope, a shelved aumbry and a piscina : the great
feature of the church is the massive tower 78 feet high, and
though erected so late as 1519, it is a splendid example of
Perpendicular work and is in excellent condition ; it has
double buttresses, relieved by richly decorated canopied
niches ; over the base monldings is a band of quatrefoil work
with shields bearing a ship, a woolsack, surmounted by a
christian symbol and other devices ; and over the belfry
windows is a similElr band, the whole is finished with an
elaborately panelled parapet and eight crocketed pinnacles :
on the west face of the tower are tne Boyal arms and sup-
porters surmounted by a crovm, and on the north and south
faces the legend " Thynke, and Thanke God of all." The
builder was one Anthony Ellys, merchant of the staple at
Calais, who purchased lands here and built himself a house
Manners John, Ihiukirk
Wood Rev. Andrew m.a. Rectory
COMMBBCtAI..
Bellamy John, farmer
Bland William .Woods, Blue Horse f.h.
& farmer
Crabtree Eli miller (water), & farmer
Eminaon Chwles, farmer. The Heath
Evans Richard Samuel, farmer
Fisher Thomas, ftfrmer
Foster George, farmer. The Heath
Goodall Thomas, tailor
Gollin George, wheelwright
Howitt Ann (Mra), coal dealer
shopkeeper
Jackson Lucy (Mrs.), farmer
Laidlow William, machine owner
Lee David, farmer
Netherclift James, coal merchant
Netherclift John, farmer
iiear the church; ttit remains of Jib tomb, on which bis
armorial bearings at* carved, still exist in the north-east
comer of the chapel adjoining the chancel ; his arms appear
also on the spandrels of the tower doorway, supported by
angels. The register dates from the year 1622. The living is
a recton", gross yearly valne^^^oo, with reaidenoe, in the gift
of the BishiDp of Lincoln, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
Andrew Wood m.a. of THntty College, Cambridge, and
Diocesan Inspector of Schools. There are Wesleyan, Primitive
Methodist and Calvinist chapel& Both here and at Little
Ponton many Roman coins and ums have been found. The
Earl of Dysart, who is lord of the manor, and Christopher
Tumor esq.D.L.,j.F. of Stoke Rochford, and Edmund Turnor
esq.D.L.,j.F.arethe chief landowners. The soil is clay; sub-
soil, stone. The chief crops are wheat, oats and roots. The
area is 2,930 acres ; rateable value, £6,^ ; the population
in itoi was 477.
Parish Clerk, John Nixon.
Post Office. — John Francis Parker, receiver. Letters
arrive from Grantham at 6.35 a.m. & are dispatched at
6. 15 p.m. The telegraph office is at the railway station,
& nearest money order offices are at Grantham k Colster^
worth
Archers' Endowed Schools, founded in 1717, by William
Archer esq. & endowed by him with two cottages, &
39A. 4P. of land, to which 4A. 2P. 13A. were allotted in
1773 ; by an order of the Charity Commissioners, dated
July 7, 1867, the school trust, which had lapsed, was
revived ; the management is vested in trustees, including
the rector for the time being ; the yearly income of the
charity is about ^^90 ; the mixed school will hold 90
children, average attendance, 63 ; & the infanta' school,
qo children ; average attendance, 26 ; JoaephDaries.master;
Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, mistress
Railway Station, George Farr, clerk in charge
Parker Jn. Francis, baker, & post office
Pearson Thomas, blacksmith
Rick Francis, farmer
& Sentance John, farmer
^ntance Jos^h Beeson, builder
Sharpe William, farmer
Topliss William, timber merchant
Watchorn James, shoe maker
Watchom Jane (Mrs.), grocer
Weston Richard, farmer
LITTLE PONTOIT is a parish, in the Southern divi-
sion of the county, parts of Eesteven, Winnibriggs wapen-
take, Grantham union and county court district, rural dean-
ery of South Grantham, Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese,
3 miles south from Grantham and i mile north from Great
Ponton station, on the banks of the Witham. The church
of St. Guthlac is an ancient bm'lding of stone, consisting of
chancel, nave, north aisle, sodth porch and has i bell :
originally a Norman church, the only remains of that style
now existing are comprised in a very fine chancel arch and
two fragments of carving inserted on each side of the west
window of the nave : to the Early EngUsh style belongs the
southern elevation, including the inner doorway of the
porch, a double lancet, above a single lancet in the chancel
wall, and a Transitional arcade of three bays in the north
aisle: there was once a transeptal chapel, the arch of
which is still visible in the south wall, and within it is now a
window : the porch is comparatively modem, and the
north aisle, which had previously disappeared, was renewed
on its old foundations about 1850, and a vestry added : the
western front was rebuilt in 1657, and » curipus arched aper-
ture ingeniously constructed above the west window for the
bell : there are several specimens of good Decorated win-
dow tracery, and in the chancel is an aumbry and a
LongstalTe Major William, The Hall
WotsIct Rev. Pennyman Warton M.A.,
J.p. [rector]
Beeson Bennett, farmer
Ferguson William, head gardener to
Major William liongstaffe
Minta Thomas, farmer, Woodnook
piscina ; there is also a slab inscribed to Wm. Thorold, lord
of this manor, who died in 1725 ; some good carved oak
work, originally belonging to Ripon Cathedral, and a
modem stained east window. The register dates from
the year 1729. The living is a rectory, gross yearly-
value ;^427, with residence, in the gift of Christopher
Tumor esq. and held since 1829 by the Rev. Pennyman
Warton Worsley m.a. of St. Alban Hall, Oxford. The Hall
is a stone mansion, situated on the eastern acclivity of the
valley, amid delightful pleasnre-gronnds, and is now the
residence of Major William I>ongstafle. Christopher Turnor
esq. D.L., J.P. of Stoke Rochford, is lord of the manor and
sole landowner. The soil is creach ; subsoil, stone. The
chief crops are wheat and 'oats. The area is 1,490 acres ;
rateable value, £6,o$a ; the population in 1881 was 239.
Parish Clerk, John Watchom.
Post Officb. — Joseph Thornton, postmaster. Letters from
Grantham arrive at 6.35 a.m. ; depart, 6.25 p.m. ; sun-
days, arrive 8 a.m.; depart 5.25 p.m. Grantham is the
nearest money order JS telegraph office
School (mixed), built by subscription in 1832 & now
(1884) being enlarged to contain 56 children; the aver-
age attendance, 34 ; Miss Alice Mary Morley, mistress
Wyles Lawrenxse, farmer
Wyles Robert, farmer, land agent, seed
merchant Ic surveyor of highways
POTTEB HAMWOBTE is a village and parish,
with station on the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint
railway, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kes-
teven, Langoe wapentake, Lincoln anion and county court
district, rural deanery of Longoboby and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles south-eost-by-east from
Lincoln. The church of St. Andrew, rebuilt, with the
exception of the tower, in 1857, from designs by Mr.
Husscy, chiefly at the expense of the late rector, the
Rev. Arthur Henry Anson, is a buflding of stone, in the
Decorated style, consistin^^ of chancel, nave, south aisle
and a tower with four pmnades, conbiining 3 bells: the
east window is filled with stained glass given "by the late
dean of Chester, father of the Rev. A. H. Anson : there is
a tomb to the late rector, who died Nov. 29th, 1859: the
previous church dated only from 1749. The register dates
from the year 1683. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-
charge £2, gross yearly value ;^78o, from 698 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
held since 1859 by the Rev. William Spranger White M.A. of
Trinity College, Cambridge. There are Wesleyan and
Primitive Methodist chapels here. By the new scheme of
the Charity Commissioners for Christ's Hospital school in
Lincoln, four exhibitions ot jTa^ yearly will be open to
scholars of Potter Hanworth filementary school and tenable
at the Lincoln Middle school : the amoimt of each exhibition
is to be applied first to the payment of tuition fees, then for
his maintenance and benefit : also under the same scheme,
the sum of ;^so yearly is to be paid to the Potter
Hanworth Christ's Hospital Endowment Fund, and under
the Potter Hanworth scheme is to be applied by the
governors as follows : £10 in maintaining scholarships each
of not less than £x yearly, tenable at the parish elemen-
tary school, and to be awarded in equal shares to boys and
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LmCOLNSHIRE.
QUARRINGTON. 599
girls who are and have been for at least three years in such
achools ; £^/a in maintaining two exhibitions of ^30 each,
tenable for four years at any place of education higher than
elementary approred by the goremors, to be awarded to girls
who are and tiaye been for at least three years in the Potter
Hanworth elementary school ; the school does not, however,
receive the fnll benefit of this scheme niitil the pensions now
payable to-the late masters of the Blue Coat sdiool ceasa to
be paid. The poor have yearly distributed to them the
interest of jf 59, amounting to 20s. yearly, and left in 1826
and at other times by Ridiard Newbee, T. Lyon and W.
T^rwhitt. The manorial rights belong to Christ's Honntal,
Lincoln. The principal landowners are Lieut. -Col. Slild-
mav Willson Willson }. p. of Rauceby Hall, Mr.B. N. Headland
and heath ; subsoil, limestone. The chief crops are wheat,
barley and oats. The area is 4, 150 acres ; rateable valne,
j^4,327 ; the popnlation in 1881 was 435.
Booths is a hamlet in this parish, two miles north-east.
Parish Clerk, George Atkinson.
Post Offics. Charles Salter, receiver. — Letters throngb
Lincoln, 7.30 a.m. & through Sleaford 6. p.m. ; dis-
patched to Sleaford 7.30 a.ni. k through Lincoln at 6
p.m. Branston is the nearest money onler & telegraph
office
National School, built about 1856, for 80 children ; average
attendance, 60 ; & supported by voluntary contributions ;
Joseph Bacon, master
and Mr. William Briggs. The soil is gravel, fen land 1 Cabbibb 10 Lincoln. — Bobinson Saxe, mon. wed. & tti
Xaiked tbns * receini their letters tbiough
Bardney.
Battle John Bichards
Ealand Kobert Fawsitt Manor bouse
White Bev. William Spranger m.a., j.p.
frector k prebend of Brampton in
Lincoln cathedral]
COMMEBCIAI^
Atkins Henry, blacksmith
Atkinson George, carpenter
Battle John Bichards, faraier
Brig^ John, farmer
OITADSIITG is a parish, in the Southern division of the
connty, parts of Holland, wa{>entake of Kirton, Spalding
nnion and county conrt district, rural deanery of North
Holland No. i, and ardideaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4}
miles north-west from Surfleet station, 103 from London, 8
north-west from Spalding and 2 south-east from Donington,
situated on the road from Spalding to Donington. The
church of St. Margaret is a nne edifice, in the Decorated
style, consisting of chancel, nave^ aisles, porch and a beauti-
fully proportioned tower and spire containing 4 bells : there
are tablets to the memory of Brestovius and Edward Brown
esqrs. dated z68o and 1739 respectively : in the north aisle is
a tablet with the figure of an ecclesiastic, his head upon
a pillow and holdi^ a chalice, and inscribed to Bichard
Perckine, a former vicar, 146a : the church possesses a small
tmt exceedingly fine organ : in 1861-2 the church was
partially restored, the chancel being rebuilt, a new porch
erected and the interior of the chancel refitted ; the work
was carried out under the superintendence of lb. Charles
Kirk, architect. The register of baptisms and burials dates
from the year 1583 ; marriages, 1681. The living is a dis-
charged vicarage, formerly united to that of Wigtoft, but
now separated, net yearly value 1^250, including 80 acres of
glebe with residence, built by the Ecclesiastical Commis-
sioners, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1879 by the Bev. Forster Ashwin b.a. of Trinity College,
Dublin. There are Baptist, Primitive Methodist and Wes-
leyan chapels. Thomas Cowley esq. in 1718, left an
endowment of 44 acres of land to this parish, and this was
supplemented at a later period by a gift of 36 acres, by
Edward Brown esq.; a small portion only of the joint devises
Ashwin Bev. Forster b.a. [vicar]
Oartwright John
Casswell Henry
Briggs Joseph, farmer
Briggs William, farmer & landowner
Coolw William, shoe maker
Dnckmanton John, farmer
Ealand Bobert Fawsitt, farmer Jtc land-
owner, Manor house
Headland Henry Newton, txnaaT k
landowner
Holland Geo. Alfred Mackinder, farmr
Lorelee Holmes, tailor
Lorelee William, draper Jk grocer
Newton Frederick, farmer
*Platt Gill, Ship p.h. k ferry owner
Bardney ferry
Reynolds Charles, Grey Horse p.h
Salter Charles, miller (wind), grocer, k
post office
Sands Edmund, wheelwright
Taylor John, batcher
Toob EUen (Mrs.), Chequers P.H
Toob William, farmer
Wood John, f^mer
COUMBSCIAL.
Acland £bene.2er, shoe maker
Allen John, farmer
Arch Frederick, farmer
Ashley George, fanner, Eaudyke
Baxter George, potato merchant,
Church end
Baxter Joshua, farmer, Eaudyke
Betts James, farmer
. Boyfield Benjamin, wheelwright
Bristow Charles, farmer, Eaudyke
Bristow Edward, farmer, Bank
Brookes Austin, farmer, Eaudyke
Burrell Charles, farmer
Caswell Henry, farmer
Cock Bobinson, fanner. Kirk Hill form
Crane Edward, farmer
Creasey Levi, farmer
Creasey John George, farmer. Drove
Dawson David, farmer
Dawaon John, farmer, Eaudyke
mOAXBJJSQttOS is a parish and small village, in the
Soatbem division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Asward-
hnm wapentake, Sleaford nnion, petty sessional division and
county court district, rural deanery of Aswardhurn with
LaCfofd No. a, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, one
mile and a quarter south-west from Sleaford and its canaL
The chnrdi A St. Botolpb is a building of Ancaster stone, of
Dickenson William, farmer
Dowse John, landowner, Eaud}'ke
Draper William, jun. fanner. Fen
East Edward, farmer, Eaudyke
Falkner Joseph, farmer, Bank
Farrow EUen (Mrs.), farmer. Bank
Fovargne John, farmer, Fen
Fovargue William, farmer, Bank
Gladding John, farmer
Green FWlerick, miller (wind)
Harrison Benjamin, farmer
Harrison Benjamin, jnn. beer retailer
Harrison Elisha, farmer
Herd William Clay, wheelwright
Hubbard Bichard, New inn
Hugh Charles, farmer, Fen
Ingamells Benjamin, farmer, Drove
Isitt John, farmer
Kaye Samuel, farmer
Kent George, blacksmith, Eaudyke
Lawson Bichard, farmer
Lilee John, farmer
Ludlow Charles, blacksmith
Ludlow Charles, market gardener
Machin Alfred, farmer. Fen
is devoted to the education of children, the major portion
being distributed in gifts to the poor of the parish.
Crawford's charity consists of about 40 acres of land, the
whole of which is expended in clothing and cdncating poor
children in Quadring parish. Henry Smith esq. of Horbling
is lord of the manor of Wykes, and Cowley's trustees of that
of Monks Hall. Edward Nathaniel Conant esq. of 14
Grosvenor gtrdens, London, is the principal landowner.
The soil is clay and silt ; snbaoil, clay. "The chief crops
are wheat, oats, beans, peas and potatoes ; the grazing
land is extremely good. The area is 4,210 acres ; rateable
value, ^^8,040 ; the popnlation in i38i was 900.
Eaudykb is a hamlet, one mile and a half east.
Post Officb.— John Robinson, receiver. Letters through
Spalding, arrive at 6.15 a.m.; dispatched at 7.10 {>.m.
The nearest money order & telegraph offices are at Doning-
ton k Gosberton
Schools : —
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1877 ; Robert
Doubleday, clerk to the board
Board School, built in 1877, at a cost of £450, for 40
children, with an average attendance of 35 ; Miss Annie
Maria Huddleston, mistress
Cowley's k Brown's Free School, erected in the first
quarter of the eighteenth century, will hold 60 scholars ;
it is supported by the endowment, the advantages of which
are extended to 40 free scholars ; 20 pay a small sum of
these ; the average attendance is 45 ; Thomas Shiddle,
master
Crawford's, in Village, Mrs. Sophia Kaye, mistress
Crawford's at Eaudyke, Miss Eliza Ames, mistress
Machin Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Fen
Marshall James, farmer, Fen
Ouzman Charles, farmer, Bank
Peak Burrell, farmer, Drove
Peak William, farmer, Eaudyke
Rhodes George, Red Cow P.H
Bobinson Edward, farmer
Bobinson John, shopkeeper
Bobinson Joseph, farmer
Rowe James, farmer
Sewards William, farmer, Church end
Sewell Daniel, farmer, Eaudyke
Slater John, farmer. Fen
Sly William, farmer, Bank
Smith Bryan, farmer, Eaudyke
Stanley William, New iim, Eaudyke
Stanley William, farmer, Fen
Taylor John, market gardener
Todd John (Mrs.), farmer
Vinter Porter, farmer
Waltham Ben j. blackamith, Eaudyke
Ward William, farmer. Drove
Willcock Robert, jun. farmer
Williamson Thomas, farmer, Eaudyke
Woodhead John, PUiugh p.h
the Decorated style, consisting of pentagonal chancel, with
apse nave, aisles and a tower with plain parapet and a dis-
proportionate spire and containing 2 bells : the chancel was
rebuilt in 1862, in place of one erected by Bishop Biom-
field, rector here 1810-ao, and the north aisle some years
previously : the nave has also been restored : the chancel
windows are filled with stained glass : the reredos and pave-
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LINCOLNSHIHE.
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ment are of encaustic tiling, and the altar steps of Deron-
shire marble : a low screen of carved oak, trith a pnlpit of
the earns material abntting on it on the south side, separates lord of the manor and principal landowner. The chief
the nare from the choir: at the east end of the north
aisle there remain a bracket and a very small piscina:
land for the enlargement of the churchyard was given in
1S79 by the Marquess of Bristol :.the western window on the
south side has been filled with stained class, representing
subjects illustrative of baptism : the font is placed near this
window : the window was erected as an offering of thanks-
giving by the late Mrs. Newbatt, of Sleaford. The register
dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, with Old
Sleaford annexed, gross yearly value ^^300 with residence,
in the gift of the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1861 by
the Rev. Frederick William Shannon b.a. of Durham
University. Dame Margaret Thorold, in the year 1718, left
Shannon Rev. Frederick William B.A. 1 FormanMrs
/■; yearly (or distribution in ^e ptrishes of
ilanceby and Silk Willonghby.
Camwell,
The Marquess of Bristol it
[rector], Rectory
I Marston John Taylor, farmer
crops are ordinary grain and roots. The area is 1,620
acres ; rateable value, ;£3,66o ; the population in 18S1 was
364.
BsoADWATEB IS oue mtlo west.
Parish aerk, Robert Todkiil.
Letters through Sleaford, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
National School ^mixed & infants), erected in 1868, with
mistress's residence, k since enlarged; it will hold 160
children ; average attendance, 130; k is supported by
voluntary subscriptions k a government grant. The schuol
is also used for divine service
Ward Fred, farmer
SAITHBT, near Louth, is a village and parish, in the
Northern division of the country, parts of Lindsey, Wold
division of Louth Eske himdred, petty sessional division of
Louth Eske, union and county court district of Louth, rural
deanery of Louth Eske and Ludborough No. 3, arch-
deaconiy of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The village is
situated in a delightful valley, 2 miles south-south-west
from Louth, and about a quarter of a mile south from the
Hallington station on the Louth and Lincoln railway. The
church of St. Peter was rebuilt in 1839, at a cost of be-
tween j^3,5oo to j^4,ooo, raised principally by sub-
scription : almost the only portions that now remain of
the old church is the arcade of the north side and the font,
both of Early Decorated work : the existing church is a
building of brick and cement, in the Horid Gothic style,
consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, and a tower with
eight crocketed pinnacles containing 3 bells : the windows
are stained : the chancel was again restored in 1883, the
windows raised two feet, all the old wood-work m the
chancel removed, and substantial oak choir stalls placed,
and a new oak pulpit erected on a stone base ; this was done
chiefly at the cost of the present rector : in the churchyard
is a monument, erected by the parishioners, to the memory
of the Rev. George A. Chaplin m.a. late rector. The register,
including HalUngton and Maltby, dates from the year 1654.
Some of the old entries in the register date from about the
year 1555. The living is a rectory, with the ricarage of
Hallington annexed, tithe rent-charge ;£s70, joint net yearly
value A640, including £85 acres of glebe with residence, in
the gift of Henry Chaplin esq. k.p. and held since 1865
by the Rev. William Henry Wyer Honey h.a. ii.«. of
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. The rectory house |is
pleasantly situated on a hill, a little above the church.
Henry Chaplin esq. m.p. of Blankney, Sleaford, is lord of
the manor and sole landowner. The soil is partly chalky
and partly clay ; subsoil, chalk. The crops are on the four-
fleld system. The area is 1,930 acres; rateable value,
^^3,338; the population in 1881 was 169.
AJALTBr (an ancient seat of Knight Templars) is a hamlc.
adjoining Raithby to the south.
Parish derk, James Baumber.
Letteii Box cleared at 4.30 p.m. Letters through Louth,
the nearest money order k tdegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at the adjoining
parish of Tathwell, which is for the parishes of Tathwell.
Raithby k Hangham
Honey Rev. William Henry Wyer m.a., i Marshall Joseph, farmer. The Slates | Upton Benjamin George, farmer
i,L.M. Rectory Skipworth Edward, wheelwright I Young Henry, hawker
atler William, farmer, Coxey hill { I
AAITHBT (near Spilsby), is a small picturesque village,
on the road to Horncastle, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, east division of Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby
union, petty sessional division and county court district,
rural deanery of Bolingbroke, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 2 miles north-west from Spilsby railway station.
The church of the Holy Trinity is a building of stone, in the
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, with some Transitional
remains, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower
containing 3 bells; the church was partially restored in
1873, under the direction of Mr. G. G. Scott, architect,
when the chancel and nave were wholly rebuilt, portions of
the old piers, the aisle windows, and other features being
retained : the tower is a work of the Perpendicular period,
constmcted of Salmonby green sandstone : there is a stained
window in memory of Mary Jeannette Rawnsley, 1873.
The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a
rectory, net yearly value about ^^150, including 40 acres of
glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1884
by the Rev. George Ward m.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge
F.8.A. who is also rector of and resides at Mavis Enderby.
There is a Wesleyan chapel. Raithby Hall, a handsome
mansion, near the church, 13 the residence of the Rev. Edward
Rawnsley m.a. (Dion.), j.p. who is lord of the manor. The
principal landowners are the Rev. Edward Rawnsley M.A.,
' Rawnsley Edward Preston b.a., j.p,
J.p. Edward Preston Rawnsley esq. j.p. George Walker esq.
J.p. of Offord House, Spilsby, and Captain Claude Ediranl
Buckle B.N. The soil is various; subsoil, clay and sand.
The crops are of the usual kind. The area is 8S3A. 2b.
32P. ; rateable value, ;£i,3i9 ; the population in 1881 wu
«SS-
By a Local Government Board provisional order, date I
December iziii, 1880, and cinfirmed by the Act 44 Tict. c.
xvii. a detached part of this parish, with a population of 37,
was transferred to the new parish of West Fen.
Sexton, Richard Pimp.
Post Ofuck. — George Stubbs, receiver. Letters arrive
from Spilsby at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 pjn. The
nearest money order k telegraph office is at Spilsby
National Free School, founded in 1683, by Thomas lawford,
of Raithby, k rebuilt in 1866 for 45 children ; average
attendance, 27 : the school is supported by subscriptinns,
fees k government grant, k has an endowment of about
/15 yearly, which is applied to the payment of the teacher;
the school is managed by a body of 8 trustees, of whom
the rector of Raithby is chairman ; the parishes of
Hnndleby, Mavis Enderby k Sausthorpe share in the
benefits of this school, having the right of sending 3 child-
from each parish; Miss Laura Alberta Hnlme,
ren
mistress
PEIVATE RESIDENTS.
Bourn Mrs
Buckle Capt. Claude Edward
The Red house |
Crowder Frederick
Greenland Rev. Thomas B.A {
Rawnsley Rev. Edward M.A., j.p.
Raithby hall 1
Raithby hall
Waller Thomas, Raithby lodge
COMMEBCIAL.
Bowlzer Mary (Mrs. ), baker
Crowe Henry, farmer
Drury Joseph, farmer
Grreenwood John WiUiain,Red Lion p.h-
k farmer
Morley James, cattle dealer
Phillips George, blacksmith k agiical-
tural impl^ent maker
Pickett John, shoe maker
Stubbs George, wheelwright k JMoer,
k post office
SANBT is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsey,north division of the wapentake of Gartree,
Horncastle union, petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-west-by-west from
Horncastle 2^ south from Donington station, and 6| east
from Wragby, situated on the river Bain. The church of
St. German is an edifice of stone, chiefly in the Early Deco-
rated style, consisting of chancel, nave, vestry and a lofty
embattled western tower, surmounted by four finely carved
pinnacles and containing 3 bells: the church in i860 was
restored at the cost of Miss Otter, by Mr. James Fowler,
architect,of Louth, when the chancel was rebuilt anda vestir
added : the plain Norman chancel arch, which could not be
retained in its original position, was removed and re-erected
in the eastern face of the tower, opening into the nave ; tiie
latter was also new roofed : the east window is stained. The
register dates from the year 1550. The living is a vicange.
net yearly value 1^96, in the gift of Francis Utter esq. aind
held since 1(76 by the Rev. Alan Marmaduke Alington m.a.
of Worcester College, Oxford, who is also rector of and
resides at Benniworth. Francis Otter esq. m.a.,j.p. is lord of
the manor and sole landowner and resides at Ruiby halL The
soil is sandy loam and day; subsoil, mostly wlute clay.
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
WEST KASEN. 601
The chief crops are barley, oats, seeds and turnips. The
area is 1,340 acres ; rateable ralae, jf it4ii ; the population
in 1881 was 133.
Pariah Clerk, David Traves.
Post Office. — Alfred Daves, receiver.
Otter Francis H.A., J.p. Ranby hall
Otter Mrs. Ranby hall , I
Bell Robert Henry, farmer, Ranl>y cot !
Letters through
Harrison John, farmer
Squire John, miller (wind)
Wragby by foot post at 10.15 B.m. ; dispatched at 3.45
p.m. Wragby is the nearest money order oSice ; Doa-
iDgton-on-Bain is the nearest telegraph otBce
School for the parishes of Ranby, Sotby and Market Stain-
ton ; Miss Emily Dove, mistress
Traves David, farmer
Wilkinson Andrew, fanner, Ranby hiU
RAND with F17LNETBT.
Rand is a township and parish in the Mid division of the tithe rent-charge £439, gross yearly ralne ;^440, in the
county, parts of Lindsey, west division of the wapentake of
Wraggoe, Lincoln union and county court district, rural
deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 9 milas east-north-east from Lincoln, and 3 south-
east from the Snelland station on the Manchester, Sheffield
and Lincolnshire railway. The church of St. Oswald is a
bnilding of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle,
vestry and a tower containing 2 bells: the nave was re-
built some few years previous to 1836, and in 1863 the chancel
was rebuilt. Had a vestry added, and a new pulpit was
placed in the nave : the church retains its old font, and a fine
recumbent female effigy of stone, of the fourteenth century,
now placed beneath a recessed arch, in the north wall of the
chancel: the restorations were carried out by Mr. R. J.
Wethers, architect, of London. The" register, including
Fulnetby, dates from the year 1661. The living is a rectory.
gift of the trustees of the laie R. Burdon esq. and held since
1854 by the Rev. Charles Albert Lloyd b.a. of Caius College,
Cambridge. Mrs. Barker is lady of the manor and the
principal landowner. The soil is clay and gravel ; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips.
The area of the entire parish is 3,485 acres ; Rand rateable
value, ;f 1, 114 ; Fulnetby rateable value, £1, 103 ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was — in the township 66, and in the parish
'39-
FuLNBTBY is a township in this parish, half-a-mile south-
west, witha population in 1881 of 73.
Parish Clerk, —Randall.
Letters through Wragby by foot post, which is the nearest
money order & telegraph office
The children of Rand attend the school at Wragby k those
at Fulnetby that at Holton
Band,
Lloyd Rev. Charles Albert B.A. Rectory
Burton John, farm bailiff to Mrs.
Barker, Rand hall
Allis John, farmer
Machon Turner, farmer
Faulger William, farmer
Ward Harry, farmer
Fulnetby.
Cust Ernest, farmer
Mnsgrave Gothorp, farmer
^USSIiE BASEIT is a village, consisting of the
parishes of Middle Rosen Drox and Middle R^en Tup-
holme, in the Northern division of the county, south divi-
sion of Walshcroft wapentake, parts of Lindsey, Caistor
onion, county court district of Market Rasen, rural deanery
of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
I mile west from Market Rasen, on the road to Gains-
borough and on the river Rase. There were formerly two
churches here, St. Peter's, built by the monks of Tupholme
Abbey, and St. Pauls', belonging to Drax priory : this latter
having become dilapidated, was pulled down in i860, but the
churchyard remains. The church of St. Peter is a stone
building, in the Korman, Earlier English, and Early Deco-
rated styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south
porch, and a western tower with embattled parapet and
pinnacles containing 3 bells: the church was thoroughly
restored in i860, when a new north aisle was erected, the
tower strengthened, and the fabric generally repaired : in
the aisle is a Decorated window, brought from St. Paul,
Middle Rasen Drax,and in the chancel the effigy of a priest,
vested and wearing a hood, and holding a chalice : this was
also formerly in St. Paul's, and appears to be fourteenth
century work : the total cost of the repairs, carried out
under the direction of Messrs. Bellamy and Hnrdy,architects,
was ;f 1,500. The register dates from the j-ear 1708. The
two parishes of Middle Rasen Drax, and Middle Rasen Tup-
holme, which are ecclesiastically united, form a vicarage,
of the joint net yearly value of ^300, in the gift of the Bishop
Letters for those marked thus * must be i Fowler James Bird,
addressed Market Baseu only.
Favill George William
Lyall Mrs
TryonRev. Arthur William m. A. [vicar]
Young Thomas Arthur, Drax cottage
COMMBBCIAL.
Baker George, farmer
•Broughton William, farmer, Caistor rd
BarreU Charles, beer retailer & black-
smith
Codd George, farmer
Cottingham Joseph, millwright
Danby Eliza (Mrs.), grocer
*Ellis Edmund, farmer, Caistor road
(wind & steam)
I Fowler William, fanner
Gash Henry, shopkeeper
: Hall Thomas, wheelwright
Hand William, farmer
' Hargrave Jessap, farmer k cattle
dealer, Hamilton hill
Hodson Benjamin, farmer
, Hodson Scawby, farmer
I *Major James, farmer, Caistor road
Marriott Joseph, farmer
: Marsh Thomas, wheelwright
i Marshall John, farmer
Naylor Richard, farmer
of Lincoln, who has one turn, and Ernest Richard Charles
Cust esq. who has two turns, and held smce 1879 by the
Rev. Arthur William Tryon M.A. of Dowring College,
Cambridge. There are Wesleyon, Primitive Methodist and
Reformed Wesleyon chapels. Frederic Sneath esq. who is
lord of the manor, and P. Brown esq. and John Joseph
Young esq. j.p. of Claxby, are the principal landowners.
The soil is sand and clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops ore
wheat, barley, turnips, and much land in pasture. The
area is 3,550 acres ; rateable volue, ;^6,847 ; the population
in 1881 was 93S.
Sexton, Joseph Bntler.
Post Officb. — John Rands, receiver. Letters arrive from
Market Rasen at 7.3a; dispatched at 5.45. The nearest
money order office is at Market Rasen. Wall Box, near
the church, cleared at s p.m. week days only
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1878 : A. A.
Padley, Market 'Rosen, clerk to the board; Holland
Thompson, attendance officer
Board School, built in 1875, at a cost of ;^9So. for lao
children ; average attendance, 90 ; on endowment of ;£i3
yearly, arising from land left by Mr. John Wilkinson for
a free school, is now applied to the repairs of the school
buildings, & other purposes, connected with the Board
School ; Thomas James Thompson, master
Carsiek, to Lincoln, Richard Penistan, fri. ; to Market
Rasen, tues
Penistan Richard, carrier
Plaskitt William, farmer
Pixley Sarah (Mrs.), grocer k draper
Rands John, shoe maker, & post office
Robinson Joseph, farmer, butcher k
cattle dealer
Robinson Lancaster, bntchcrjc cattle dlr
Sounby John, Nag's Head p.h
Scrimshaw Mary (Mrs.), dressmaker
Sellars Fred, blacksmith
•Sharpe Esrsm, farmer, Caistor road
Smith Andrew Dunham, miller (wind
k steam), k baker
Tomlinson WiUiam, farmer
Wood Dixon, farmer k machine owner
farmer k miller
W£ST KASEir is a village and parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of
Walshcroft, union of Caistor, county court district of Mar-
ket Rasen, rural deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lmcoln, ^ miles west from Market
Basen station, situated on the nrer Rose. The church of
All Saints is o building of stone, in the Earlv English, Deco-
rated and Perpendicular styles, partly rebuilt in 1839, under
the direction of the late Mr. E. J. Wilson, architect, of
Unooln, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, south
«is!e, south porch and a western tower with pinnacles con-
taining 3 bells : the church was originally Norman, and the
arches of the arcade of the north aide, which no longer exists,
sra still to be seen built into the north wall of the present
nave : on the south side of the chancel is a carved bracket of
lata Parpendicalsr work, with three figures of a bishop, a
monk and a loymon : on the sooth side of the clerestory is a
series of eight shields, once surrounding the sides of an
altar tomb which stood in the Powger chantry : two of
these bear the arms of Beresby and Fulnetby : in the church-
yard is the base and part of the shaft of on ancient cross. The
register dotes from the year 1683. The living is e rectory,
gross yearly value /S43, arising from 400 acres of glebe in
the gift of and held since 1850 by the Rev. William Waldo
Cooper M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and rural
dean of WalshcroftJ.P. The ancient fourteenth century horse-
bridge over the river Rase is almost unique, there being but
few of a similar character now remaining in this country.
Lord Harries is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
oats and barley. The area is 3,iao acres ; rateable value,
jf3i7i3; the population in 1881 was 351.
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UNCOLNSHIBE.
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'Pkriah Clerk, John Infrhain.
Post OmcB. — George Farkineon, receiver. Letters arrive
by messenger from Market Basen at 8 a.m. ; dispatched
at 5.15 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph
oflice is at Market Rasen
A room has been bnilt by the present rector, adjoining the
rectory premises, which is nsed aa a Sunday school £ for
Cooper Kev. William Waldo m.a., j.p.
Bactory
COMHBRCIAL.
CoUingwood Thomas Arthur, farmer
Cowlam Thomas, Walker, miller (wind
ft steam) & farmer
ITOSTB. BATTOEBT is a parish and lar^ village,
situated on one of the highest parts in Lincolnshire, in the
Southern division of the ooonty, parts of Kiesteven, Flaxwell
wapentake, Sleaford nnion, petty sessional division and
oonnty court district, rural deanery of Latford No. i, and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles west from
Sleaford, and 10 north-east from Grantham : the nearest
station is Sonth Bsuoeby, distance ij miles on the Grantham
and Sleaford branch of the Great Northern railway. The
church of St. Peter is an edifice of Ancaster stone, in the
Decorated and Early English styles, consisting of chancel,
clereetoried nave, aides, porch, vestry and a tower with
octagonal spire containing 4 bells : the tower and spire may
be assigned to the late twelfth or Early thirteenth century :
the sonth aisle is Decorated, the porch Early English : the
chancel was rebuilt by Anthony Wilson esq. in 1853, from
designs by Mr. S. S. Teulon, architect, and has a stained
east window representing the leading subjects of oar
Lord's life : there are other stained windows to Mr. Wilson,
Mrs. Peacock, Mr. Roberts and Mr. Welby: the north
arcade and aisle date from about 1330-50, and at the east
end of the latter there remains a canopied niche, and in
the south aisle a piscina, carved bracket with canopy, and
a hagioscope; and here also is the arch of a founder's
tomb, enclosing a slab of freestone incised with an enriched
cross, and the date 1385, which, however, is later than the
arch above : adjoining is another and similar slab : during
the restoration of the north aisle a large mural painting was
disclosed, 20 feet long and 5} wide, with a figure con-
jectured to be St. Anthony, and another of a grotesque
monster : the rood loft stairs remain perfect, together with
Hayman George
Pickworth James
Thoroton Rev. Charles h.a. [vicar]
Bull Herbert, blacksmith
SOtTTH S ATTCEBT is a large village and parish, in
the Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven,
Flaxwell wapentake, Sleaford union, petty sessional division
and county court district, 3^ miles west from Sleaford.
There is a station between the two parishes of Sonth
Banceby and Qoarrineton on the Grantham and Sleaford
branch of the Great Northern railway : the station is i mile
from the village. The parishes of North and South Bauceby
are united for ecclesiastical purposes. The church of St.
James, was long ago pulled down, the inhabitants make use
meetings k other purposes connected with the church;
Miss i&ry Ann Agnes CaSerty, 1
Dannatt Dalton, farmer
Dickenson John, farmer k granite agnt
Drakes Joseph, former
Poston Daniel, carpenter k wheelwright
Gellyatt Christopher, hlacksmith
Hooker William George, farmer
Public Elementary (Catholic) School, bcilt in 1873, for jo
children; average attendance, J5; to the school is
attached a small chapel, dedicated to Our Lady of the
Boeary, k occasionally nsed for catholic services
Parkinson Oeor^ tailor k shopkeqier,
& post office
Bawlinson John, fanner
Spencer Bobert, shoe maker
Spencer William, farmer
the upper doorway : the font is Peipendioular, and most of
the bench ends are orisinal : there are brasses, an effigy,
and inscription to William Stgrlay, vicar and canon oC
SheUord, 00. 1536 ; in the churchyard is the tomb of sn
ecclesiastic, apparently of the fourteenth century, on the top
of which is carved his effigy, dotiied in endmristic vcst-
mants, and holding a chalice in his hands. The register dates
from the year 1688. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
value £aas with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lis-
coLi, and held since 1854 by the Bev. Charles Thorotoa X.A.
of Durham University. North and Sonth Baoceby are
united for ecclesiastieftl purposes. There is a Wesleysn
chapel, bnilt in 1881. The charities are Carre's of £s
yearly, left in 1503 by Bobert Carre, of Sleaford, and Dame
Margaret Thorold\ of ^10 yearly, left in 1718. Near the
vicarage garden, where the road to Ancaster branches from
the one leading to South Bauceby, stands the base of a
village cross ; this has been supplied with a gracefol shift
and nnial, and is a pleasing omampit to the village. The
Marquess of Bristol is lord of the manor and principal land-
owner. The soil is varions ; subaoQ, da^ and shale. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips and mangolds.
The area is 3,461 acres ; rateable value, ;C3,773 ; the popu-
lation in.i88i was 070.
Parish Clerk, Michael Sumner.
Letters are received through S)eaf ord, which is the neanst
money order k telegraph office
National School, bnilt in 1843, to hold 140 children ; avenge
attendance, 140 ; the school is supported by volontary
contributions k government grant ; Griffith £Uis,mB8ter;
Mrs. Sarah Ellis, mistress
Borrows Charles Pearce, farmer I Sumner George, ftmner
Qarricoata Henry, shopkeeper k beer Thurlby Henry, farmer. Heath
retailer Tomlinson Alfred, farmer k maltster
Rowley George, farmer | Welch William, farmer
The Marquess of Bristol, who is lord of the manor, and
Lieut.-Col. Mildmay Willson Wnison j.p. are the princi|ial
landowners. The soil is light, part clay ; subsoil, clay and
shale. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips kc The
area is 2,430 acres; rateable value, £3,360; the populatioo
in x88i was 388.
Post Office. — Mrs. Emma Tetthar, sulH^astmistress.
Letters arrive from Sleaford at z x a.m. ; dispatched st
3.30 p.m. The nearest money k telegraph office is at
Sleaford
of that of North Bauceby. The poor have /lo yearly, left in „ ™ „ . . j •
1718 by Dame Margaret Thorold. Bauceby HaU, the resi- ! Caebies.— Clay, to Grantham, sat. retummg same day ; to
dence of Mrs. Willson, is a modem building in the Eliza- j Sleaford, mon. returmng same day
bethan style, situated in the centre of a park of 11 a acres. Bailway Station, Coe Wolfe, station master
Mildmay Willson
Aldridge Bev. Walter Winalow B.A,
[curate]
Willson Ueat.-Col.
J.p. The Hall
Willson Mrs. Bauceby hall
COHMEBCIAL.
Barber George, carpenter
KA8T KAVEITDALE
Birch John, farmer
Clay Robert, carrier
Cox John, farmer
Dawson William, tailor
Lyell Mary (Mrs.), Bnstard inn
AInrden Charles, mason
Rippon Felix, farmer
a small village, township
and parish, in the Northern division of the coun^, parts of
Lindsay, wi^wntake and petty sessional division of Bradley
Haverstoe, Caistor union. Great Grimsby oonnty court
district, rural deanery of Grimsby No. i, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 9 miles east^south-east f^om
Caistor, 8 sonth from Great Grimsby and 5 west from North
Thoresby station on the East Lincolnshire railway.
Bowley Charles Baisbeck, miller (wind
k steam) k baker
Smith John, baker
Sutton Joseph, cowkeeper
Tetther Emma (Mrs. ), grocer
Welch Bryan, farmer
Winter Wm. shopkeeper k boot maker
^ft of B. J. H. Paridnson esq. and held sinoe 1841 by the
Bev. Thomas Massey bla. of St. John's Collef^ Oambridn,
who is also rector of and resides at HatcliSe. Bobert Jotm
Hinman Parkinson esq. M.A., B.C.I., l.r. who is lord of
the manor, occupies the manor house and land attached,
and Mr. Thomas Coates farms the rest of the parish. 'Hie
soil is of good depth ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area of the entire
parish is 1,430 acres ; East Bavendale, 810 acres; ratable
value, /3,357 ; the population in 1881 was 163 ;
East
The
church of St. Martin, erected in 1857, at a cost of ]f 1,400,
chiefly given by the munificence of the late Rev. J. P.
Parkinson d.c.l. of Bavendale Hall, on the site of the former 1 Bavendale township, ibs'; and West Ravendale, 57.
small and mean edifice, is a building of warm tinted stone, | Parish Clerk, Charles Greenwood,
with freestone dressings, in the Early English style, from Letters through Great Grimsby. "ITie nearest money order
designs by Mr. James Fowler, architect, of Louth, and con- | offices are at Walthara & Grimsby. Letter box is cleared at
sists -of chancel, nave, vestry, porch and a turret containing , 3.40 p.m. on week days only ; the telegraph office is at
I bell : there are sittings for about 100 persons. The register — - -
of baptisms and burials dates from the year 1724 :
marriages, 1753. These registers indnde West Ravendale.
The living is. a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £$8, gross yearly
value about /i37, including 434 acres of glebe with resi-
dence, erected in 1858, at the cost of Dr. Parkinson, in the
3-4< .
Waltham
National School (mixed), built in 1856, at a cost of ^£500,
for this k the adjoining parishes of Ashby, Brigsley,
Hawerby k West Bavendale ; average attendance, 7S ;
k is supported by voluntary contributions ; 9Css Emma
Sanderson, mistress
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DIKECTOBY.]
UNOOLNSHIBE.
Fukinson Robert John Hinman m.a., | Beela Jane (Ifn.), shopkeeper
B.C.L, J.p. Ravendale hall , I
WSBT BAVSNSAIiJB is a chapelry and township in
East Barendale parish, containing but two farm-honses and
a few cottages, pleasantly sitoated on the Wolds, in the
Northern division of the connty, parts of Lindsey, Bradley
HsTentoe wapentake and petty sessional division, Great
Grinosby ooonty oonrt district, Gaistor union, Grimsby Xo.
I mral deanery. Stow archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
aboat 6i miles east-soath-east from Gaistor, and 8 aonth-
by-west from Great Grimsby : the nearest railway station
is at Waltham, 5 miles distant. The site of the ancient church
can sUll be traded : the inhabitants attend tboae of HatcliSe
and East Bavendale. The register is included in that of East
Bavendale. The liring is a perpetual curacy, annexed to Hat-
cliffe, yearly value ^44, induaing aj acres of glebe at West
Ravendale, in the gnt of the Bishop of Manchester, and held
since 1840 by the Bev. Thomas Maswy b.a. of St. John's
College, Cambridge, who resides at Hatcliffe, and is also
vicar of £ast Ravendaie. An alien priory was establidied
Haxby Twisleton, farmer I Eirke Robert John, farmer
SESBOTJSKI! is a parish and village, on the Lincoln
road from Brigg station, in the Northern division of the
NOBTH BESTOX. 603
I Coates Thomas, Jan. fanner
coontj, ^urts of Lindsey, east division of the wapentake of
Huiley, Winterton petty sessional division, Glanford Brigg
nnian, Brigg connty court district, rural deanery of Corring-
ham, arGhdeaoonryof Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5] miles
sooth-by-west from Brigg, 17- north from Lincoln, and a^
coat from Kirton-in-Ui^ey atation. The church of St.
Andrew is a building of stone, in the Perpendicnlaur style,
oonsistiog of chancel, clerestoried nave, western porch and
a lofty embattled tower containing 6 bells and a dock : there
is a stained window, and twelve others representing the
Twelve Apostles : this church is the burial-place ^ the
Beanclerk family, dukes of St. Albans. The register
dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage,
tithe rent-charge j£236, ^ross j^early value £a8o, includ-
ing 9 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the
Duke of St. Albans, and held since 1S69 by the Rev.
George Godfrey m.a. of Qneen's College, Oxford. Water-
Campbell Walker
Godfrey Bev. George M.A. [vicar], Bed-
bourne ball
HaU William
Lett Bichard Alfred B.A., M.B
Atkinson Twidal, grocer & draper
CbmpbeU Walker, former
Dorner Thomas, blacksmith
Ooodhand Elijah, wheelwright, draper
k grocer & sub-postmaster
Goodhand Wm. West, joiner fc wheelwt
Hall William, farmer
Herring Bland, farmer
Herring Geo. Bland, farmer. Manor ho
here by the Abbot and Convent of Beanport in Brittany, for
Prtemonstratensian canons, as a cell to the abbey of La
Luzerne : the existing remains consist only of the little
chapel of the priory, which stands on a high grassy knoll,
and has an area of about la by 33 feet, and is rndely built
of chalk and green sandstone, bnt its architectural features
have almost wholly disappeared. Robert John Hinman Par-
kinson esq. 11.A., l.F. is lord of the manor and principal
landowner. The soil is light and chalky ; subsoil,
chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips.
The area is returned with East Ravendale parish ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was 57.
Post Office, at East Ravendale, letter box cleared at 3.40.
Letters through Great Grimsby. The nearest money order
& telegraph onioes are at Waltham k Grimsby
School. — "Hie children of this parish attend the school at
East Ravendale, distant 1 mm
I
house's charity of £a yearly is for fuel. About half a mile off
the main road, surrounded by a fine park, is Redbourn»
Hall, the property of the Duke of St. Albans F.c, D.i,. who
is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is light
loam ; subsoil, limestone. The chief crops are wheat, baney
andtomips. Tbeareais 3,919 acres; rateable valae,;fa,iio;
the population in 1881 was 367.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Dorner.
Post & Moket Order Office k Savings Bank. — Elijah
Goodhand, receiver. Letters arrive from Kirton Lindsey
RS.O. k are dispatched at 4.40 p.m. The nearest tele-
graph office is at Kirton
Endowed National School (mixed), built at the cost of the
late Duke of St. Alban's, in 1840, for 88 children ; average
attendance, 40 ; Philip Brearley, master ; Miss Mary Clay-
ton, sewing mistress : children attending this school are
eligible, it duly qualified, as candidates for exhibitions con-
nected with Kirton-in-Lindsey school
Hookham Charles Frands, farmer
Lett Ridiard AUd. b.a.,ii.b.,c.m. surgn
Maddison Richard, farmer
Rowley Robert, boot k shoe maker
Travis John, farmer
Watson Wm. Red Lion F.H.& auctioneer
Whitehead Henry, farmer
1>-icW:Pri A'M' is a village, parish and station on the
Lincoln and Hull railway, in the Mid division of the connty,
parts of Lindsey, Lawress wapentake, Lincoln union and
coanty court district, rural deanery of Lawress No. i. Stow
archdeaconry and Lincoln diocese, 4) miles east-north-east
from Lincoln. The church of SS. Pe(erand Paul is a build-
ing of stone, in the Decorated style, consistiiigof chancel,
nave, north aisle, sonth porch and a large tower containing
X beli : the church was restored in 1862, under the direction
of Mr. Michael Drury, architect, when the tower and north
aisle were rebuilt, a new porch erected, and the nave roof
retimbered, at a cost of £gex>, of which the Mercers' Com-
pany gave ^300. The registers date from the year 1653. The
uving i> a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ^361, gross yearly
value £400, including zjjt acres of glebe with residence, in
the gin ol the Mercers' Company, London, and held since
1873 by the Rev. William Gement Upton m.a. of Trinity
CoUege, Cambridge, who also receives the rectorial tithes by
the payment of a small rentid. There is a Wesleyan chapel.
PRIVATE EBSniENTS. ( COHUEBCIAI..
Bertram Enoch Bateman Joseph, fanner
Battle Charles K^, Reepham bouse Bennett William, fanner
Crosby William Homer Codd John, beer retailer
Cood Alfred
Xjoorent Miss
Petty Mr*. Lansdowne villa
Upton Bev. Wm.Clement U.A, [vicarj
Ward Mrs
Worth Charles
Dawkins Joseph, shoe maker
Dawson JoseiHi, shoe maker
Elvidge John, former & landowner
Elvidge William, farmer k landowner
Good John, shopkeeper
Good John, jon. CSteqners inn
The poor of the parish have about 14s. annually, derived from
a bequest of the late T. Greetham esq. of Stainfield : there
is also ;^ioo invested in £3 per cent, consols, left in 1880
under the will of Ann, wife of William Homer Crosby ; the
yearly dividend ;^3 5s. is divided amongst the necessitoOA
poor on the 15th December in each year. The fox-honnds of
the Burton Hunt have their kennels here ; Charles
Peyton Shrubb esq. master ; Thomas Morgan is huntsman.
The soil is various ; subsoil, clay and limestone. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,766 acres ;
rateable value, ;^3,3i3 ; the population in 1881 was 356.
Pillar Letter Box, near the Vicarage, cleared at 4.30 p.m.
on week days only. Letters from Linoohi, which is the
nearest money order office. The nearest telegraph office
is at Langworth railway stati<m
National School (mixed), for 60 children; average attend-
ance about 50 ; Miss Sarah Ann Tether, mistress
Railway Station, John Wilkinson, station master
Eettleborough Christopher, former
Morgan Tlxmias, btmteman to the Bur-
ton Foxhounds
Rouston George, farmer
Sibcy Samuel, farmer
Stamper ^mnel, wheelwright
Thompson John, blacksmith
Waby Noah, shopkeeper
Ward William, inn. farmer
Wilkinson David, farmer Is landowner
VOXTH RBSTOIT is a small parish, in the Northern
drvision of the connty, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
-the hundred of Louth Eske, union and county court district
of Loath, rural deanery (k Louth Eske ana Lndboroogh
Xo. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4!
mDea south-east from Louth and about one mile and a hsilf
east from Legboume station, situated near the road from
IxKith to Alfora. The church of St. Edith is a small ediflce
of sandstone, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a
tiorret, containing i ^11 : the church was thoroughly res-
tored and oilarged in 1867, from designs by R. J. Withers
esq. of Doughty street, London, at a cost of about £650,
'wbollj defrayed by Howard Jackson esq. : the chancel.
which is entirely new, contains a handsome east window,
stone reredos and aedilia : there remains a plain rounded
chancel arch of early date : on the external face of the walls
of the nave may be distinctly traced two narrow round-
head«l windows of the same style : the walls are of great
thickness : the church plate indudes a silver chalice with
the date 1559. The register dates from the year 1563. The
living is a vicarage, tithes commuted at ;^i74 yearly,
gross yearly value £314 with residence and ai acres of
gfebe, in the ^t of Howard Jackson esq. and held since
1882 by the Rev. John Hampden Jackson b.a. of Lincoln
College, Oxford. The Hall is the seat of Howard Jackson
esq. who is lord of the manor and owner of the land :,the
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604 >OBTH BE8T0N.
LINGOLNSHIEE.
[kelly's
tnildinf, which is of (Considerable age, was enlarged by
the fetner of the present owner, and is a roomy and
comfortable residence, facing nearly doe north ; it stands a
little off the road bistween Loath and Alford, which is
here shaded by a fine avenue of elms. The soil is strong
clay; sabsoil, day. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and turnips. The area is 703 acres; rateable ndae,
£ffJ^ ; the population in 1881 was 35.
Acting Sexton, John Locking.
Letters through liOuth, the nearest money order & tele-
graph office
The children of this parish attend Legboarne schools
Jackson Rer. John Hampden b.a. I Jackson Howard, The Hall
[vicar], Vicarage I
SOUTH BESTON is a village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
the hundred of Calceworth, union and county court district
of Louth, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i, and archdea-
conry and diocese of Lincoln, situated on the road from
Louth to Alford, 2 miles north from Authorpe station, 6
south-east from Louth and (i\ north-west-by-north from
Alford. The church of St. Edith, rebuilt in 1864, is in the
Geometrical Decorated style, from designs by Mr. James
Fowler, of Louth, consisting of apsidal chancel, with vestry
on the north side, nave, south porch and a bell-cote on the
western gable, containing i bell : the building is of rou^h An-
caster stone outside and red brick internally, and has sittings
for 150 persons : the greater part of the cost of the late
church was borne by the Hev. G. Jackson, a former rector,
who also renewed the glebe farm-house and buildings and
the parish school : on the appointment in 1870 of the Rev.
B. Appleton, the first resident rector for two centuries, the
present rectory was built, and two acres of glebe appro-
priated as a garden for the same, at a cost of nearly ;^3,ooo,
/800 of the amount being borrowed on mortgage on the
uvin^. There are sittings for 120 persons. The register of
baptisms and burials dates from the year 1766 ; marriages,
17S7. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge /6, gross
yearly value £,i<fj, including 118 acres of land, with resi-
dence, in the jzift of the Duchy of Lancaster, and held since
1883 by the Rev. John Harvey Knapp M.A. of St. John's
College, Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan Chapel, built in
1878. This parish was enclosed under an Act of Parliament in
1773, at which time the ^lebe was given in lieu of the greater
portion of the tithe, which was then extinguished : imder
Msddison John, farm bailiff to Thomas
I Palethorpe esq
this Act grants of land were made for repair of the chnrch
in trust to the churchwarden for the time being, in compen-
sation for certain other pieces and rights ; the rent of this
is now £,^ yearly ; also a small portion for repair of mads,
which now goes to the highway rate, and the poor allotment
of 3 acres produces ;^3 4s. yearly, which is now given yearly
on St. Thomas' day to the aged and deserving poor by the
trustees, the rector, churchwarden and overseer : from the
date of the award to 1830 this was placed in aid of the poors
rate, bat by order of the Charity Commissioners it has
since been regularly given to the deserving poor. This
parish is in the manor of Bilsby. William £y esq. Sev.
Basil Arthur Galland I1.A. rector of Soutb Tboresby, and
Mrs. Holloway, are the chief landowners ; there are several
small owners. "The soil is clayey ; sabsoil, clay. The chief
crops are beans, wheat, barley, oats and roots. The parish
contains 770 acres ; rateable valne, ^f 1,160 ; the population
in 1881 was 338.
Sexton, John Cross.
LsTTBB Box cleared at 3.30 p. m
Letters arrive through Louth at 10.30 a-m. the nearest
money order Ic telegraph ofRce
Parochial School (mixni), erected in 1859, by the Hev.
George Jackson, then rector, & holding about 60 children :
average attendance, 48 ; it is supported chiefly by a volon-
tary rate, & is managed by a body of trustees, consistmg
of the rector for the time being, Soward Jat^son esq. of
North Reston Hall, J. S. Luter esq. of Saleby & J. W.
Wilson esq. solicitor, of Loath ; Miss Sarah Elizabeth Jones,
mistress
Knapp Rev. John Harvey m.a. [rector] 1 Denniss Veorge, builder, carpenter tt, I HoUoway Jane (Mrs.), farmer
COMUBRCIAL.
Beastall Catherine(Mrs.),coal merchant
Beastall Mary Ann (Miss), Waggon &
Horses p.R
Brooks Thomas, farmer
Cook Joseph, wheelwright
heelwright
Graves Thoihas, 8h(9keeper
Hall Isaac, farmer
Hay William, farmer, The Hall
Hodson William, blacksmith, boot tip
manufacturer & grocer ts, draper
Hotmes Elsom, shoe maker
Honseham George, farmer
Kettlewell George, farmer
Parrish Isaac, farmer. Glebe farm
Thompson Joseph, builder
Ward Joseph, farmer
BEVESBT is a parish and small village, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, western division of
the soke of Bolingbrokc, Homcastle union, petty sessional
division and county court district; 12 miles north from
Boston, ^\ north-east from Tattershall station and 7 south-
east from Homcastle. The Catchwater drain passes on the
south of the old enclosore. Part of this parish is included
in Wildmoor ecclesiastical parish. The church of St. Law-
rence is a substantial building of oolitestone, in the Early
English style, consisting of nave and an embattled tower
with foar pinnacles, containing i bell : it was rebuilt by the
first Joseph Banks, who appears to have bought the estate
and manor about the end of the seventeeth century from the
Hon. Craven Howard. The register dates from the year
1595. The living is a donative. In the gift of J. B. Stanhope
esq. and held since 1867 by the Rev. Thomas Barker ic.A. of
Queen's College, Oxford, rural dean of Bolingbroke and
rector of Wilksby with daxby : it has an endowment of ^3,
left by Theophilus Hart about the beginning of the eigh-
teenth century, as a rent-charge on a field in Moorhonses.
Almshouses for ten decayed agriculturists were foimded by
Joseph Banks esq. of Revesby, in 1727, and endowed by him
with £tja yearly. There are other small donations for the
benefit of the poor, amounting altogether to £i„ which is
derived from lands in Moorhonses. The cottagiss, schools
and almshouses stand in a semicircle on the south side of a
large, well-kept green, having the church and parsonage op-
posite : the cottages were erected and the almshouses rebuut
by the present proprietor. This place has navigation to
Boston by the Medlam drain. In the close vicinity are two
mounds, of very early date, supposed to be barrows. The
Cistercian abbey of S8. Mary and Lawrence was founded
here in 1 142-3 by WilUam de Romara, Bevesby Abbey
is a handsome building, in the Elizabethan style (after
designs by Burns), and was erected in 1849 by the present
owner, James Banks Stanhope esq. j.f. ; it stands in a
Barker Rev. Thomas m.a. r>i>cnmbent]
Bell Mrs. Revesby cottage
Stanhope James Banks D.t., ].P.
Bevesby abbey
Wilson James Walter, The Old grange
COUUESCtAL.
Bellamy John, head gamekeeper to J.
B. Stanhope esq. D.i., J.P
Bett John, farmer, Manor house
Blaikie Alexander, head gardener to J.
B. Stanhope esq. d.l., j.p
Burn Alfred Holden, grocer, draper &
post master
Addison Thomas, farmer, The Grange 1 Chapman William, farmer
deer park of 330 acres, which has been extensively re-
planted by the present proprietor. James B. Stanhope
esq. S.L., J.p. who is lord of the manor. Sir Henry James
Hawley hart, of Noove Lea, Brighton, and the Bev.
Osman Parke Vincent m.a. rector of St. Mildred, Bread
street, London, are the principal landowners. The parish
is partly upland and partly fen ; the soil of the former is
heavy loam, on a white clay ; and of the latter, mostly peat,
on a blue day subsoil. The chief crops are wheat, oats,
barley, turnips and mangolds. The area is 4,577 acres;
rateable value, £^,fly)\ the population in 1881 was 565.
By a Local Government Board Order, dated December
24th, 1880, detached parts of this parish, without houses
or inhabitants, were transferred to Leake, in Boston union,
and a detached part containing 48 inhabitants was tnus-
ferred to Carrington.
MoORRorrsES is a hamlet, 3! miles south of the village :
hero is a small chapel of ease, built in 1875 by J. B. Stanhope
esq. ; it is a building of brick, in the Gothic style, o(Hisisting
of clumcel and nave, south poreh and a bell turret containing
I bell : there are 90 sittings, all free. Lettere for Hoor-
houses go through New Bolingbroke. The children of this
place attend the national school at Tumby Woodside. Med-
1am was the dairy farm of the old abbey.
Parish Clerk, William Maddison.
Post Ofticx. — Alfred Holder Barn, receiver. Letters tt-
rive from Boston at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 6 p.m. The
nearest money order Ic tdegraph oflice is at Marduun-
le-Fen
National School (mixed), erected, with teacher's residence, in
1858, by J. B. Stanhope esq. d.l., j.p. at a cost of £^w^
for 100 children ; average attendance,6o ; Thomas Johincn,
master
Cabbiers pass through to Boston Ic Homcastle, wed. k eiL
tc to Spilsby on mon
Clarkson Bobert, blacksmith
Cole Robert, Red Lion p.h
Compton Eustace, farmer, Moorhoosn
Gompton William, fanner, Moorbooiei
Daubney Henry, carpenter
liake Thomas, farmer, Birkwood Ball
Organer Thomas, farmer, Hoorhonu*
Paterson Alexander Ross, surgeon
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Roberts Elizabeth Jane (Hn.)i farmer,
No Man's Friend
Bossell John, farmer, Reresby bank
Scott Sarah (Mrs. ),{rmr. Revesby bank
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Skelton William, farmer
TrafFord Anthony, farmer, Woodside
Walker Joseph, land agent to J. B.
Stanhope esq. d.l., i.r. Home farm
Feu George, farmer, Moorhooses
Pickeriiig Frederick, farm bailiff to
Edward Beverley esq. Woodside
Roberts John, farmer, Woodside
JEtXBTT is a parish and small riUage, in the Northern divi- 1 hold four inmates, being poor men, each of whom receives £g,
aion of the oomily, parts of Lindsey, eastern division of the which is paid half-yearly. Riby Hall, the seat of Col.
Yarboroogh wapentake, petty sessional division of Great | George Tomline d.l., j.p. is a fine mansion, snrrounded
Grimsby, union and county coart district of Caistor, rural . by plantations, and was long the seat of the ancient family
deanery of Yarborongh No. a, archdeaconry of Stow and , of Tomline, the last of whom, in 1803, bequeathed his
diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles west-by-sonth from Grimsby, a^ | estates to the late Dr. Pretyman, who was Bishop of
south from Stallingboroogh station and 7 north-east from > Lincoln from 1787 to 1830, and assumed the name of
Caiator. The chnrch of St. Edmund, rebuilt wiUi the ex- Tomline. An encounter, called " the Battle of Riby Grip,"
ception of the Perpendicular tower in 1868, retains portions | took place here, June 18, 1645, between the Royalists, under
of the Norman and Decorated stvles, and consists of chancel. Col. Foster, and a Parliamentary fores, under Col. Harrison,
nave, transepts, aisles, porch ana a tower with four pinnacles ' in which the latter were routed, and their lea Jer slain ;
containing 3 bells : the chnrch retains a fine example of a nine soldiers, who also fell, were buried in the chnrchrard,
Norman door-way ; the roof of the chancel and lantern is of and Col. Harrison at Stallingborougb. Col. George Tom-
groined stone, and the open benches are of oak : there is a , line d.l., j.p. is lord of the manor and sole landowner,
tine stained east window, erected by the late John Torr esq. ' A Wesleyan chapel was erected here in 1884, at a cost of
x.p. in memory of his brother : it was restored under the ' jf 400, on a site given by Col. Tomline ; it has sittings for 130
direction of Mr. Ferrey, architect, of London, at a cost of ' persons. The soil is generally light ; subsoil, chalk. The
jf 5,000, defrayed by G. Tomline D.L., J.p. and h.f. for chief crops are barley, wheat and turnips. The area is
Grimsby, 1868-74, as a memorial to his p;randfather,
Dr. George (Pretyman) Tomline, Bishop of Lincoln, 1787-
1830: the church plate, which originally belonged to the
parish church of Little WaldingBeld, Suffolk, was bought
by Col. Tomline in 1869, and given to the chnrch.
The register dates from the year 1559. The living
is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;^i3o, gross yearly valne
^190^ indnding i rood of glebe, in the gift of Col. G.
Tomline d.l., j.p. and held since 1847 by the Rev. John
WillianM Deane m.a. of St. John's College, Oxford, who
resides at Stoneferry; the Rev. J. M. Holt K.A. vicar of
Keelby, is the curate in charge. Almshouses were erected
ia 1848, at the sole cost of Col. G, Tomline d.l., j.p. ; they
Tomline George j.p., d.l. [colonel of I Addison Matthew,farmer & clerk to the
North Lincolnshire militia]. The Hall | school board
Dodds William, land agent k farmer > Dndding Henry, farmer
9,749 acres; rateable value, ;f4,70i as. ; the population in
1881 was 373.
Parish Clerk, George Collingwood.
Letters through Great Grimsbv. Lktteb Box eleired at
3.30. The nearest money order ollices are at Keelby k
Laceby & telegraph o<Bc3 at Laceby, with a private wire
to Ribv Hall
A School Board of five members was formed in 1876 ; M.
Addison, Riby grove, clerk to the board
Board School, originally erected in 1848, as a village school,
at the cost of Col. Tomline, together with a house adjoin-
ing for the master k mistress; there is an average
attendance of 33 children
Hammond Thomas, blacksmith k farmr
Youhill William, farmer
&IOSBT, with the Hamlet of BAUiBY, is a
pariah, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Wold division of the hundred of Calceworth, petty sessional
division of AUord, county court district and union of Spilsby,
rural deanery of Calceworth No. 2, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, i| miles west from Alford station, on the
East Lincolnshire branch of the Great Northern railway,
and 132^ from London. The shurch of St. James, rebuilt
under the direction of Mr. James Fowler, of Louth, and re-
opened in 1863, is a small edifice of Ancaster stone, lined
within with white brick in the Norman style, and consiste
of nave, with eastern apse, transeptal vestry on the north
and an open belfry on the western gable, containing
I bell : the inner p3rtions of the doorway of the west front,
and the arch between the nave and vestry, arc remnants of
the ancient Norman chnrch ; the stained wheel window in
the west front was given by Lady Mary Nisbet-Hamilton ;
and one in the apss is a memorial to the late Mrs. Higgins ;
the fittings are new, and a rich table cover and cushions have
been presented by Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton, and
a Bible and prayer book by the architect ; to the general
fund every labourer in the village contributed a week's
wages. The register dates from the year 1686. The living
is a chapelry, annexed to the vicarage oF Alford, joint gross
yearly value ^^430, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and
held since 1883 by the Rev. Thomas Luffman m.a. of Corpus
Christ! college, Cambridge, who resides at Alford. Sir H.
Christopher's charity of ^2 yearly is for bread, which is given
away on St. Thomas' day. Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton
is lady of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
chalk and clay ; subsoil, same. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oits and turnips. The area of the parish is 1,040
acres I rateable value, Ai, 349; the population m 1881 was 112.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Houlden.
Letters through Alford, which is the nearest money order &
telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the National k infant
schools at Alford & Well
Haanip Paul, farmer, Ailby
I Mason Wm. Norton, farmer, Rigsby ho I
KIPFIlTOAIil! is a parish and large pleasant village,
having a station on the Bourn and Essendine branch of the
Great Northern railway, which is i mile east from the
chnrch, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Keateven, hundred of Aveland, Bourn union and county
court district, rural deanery of Avelbnd No. a, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south from Falk-
ingbam, 5 north from Bourn and 102 from London, near
the high rood from Bourn to Sleaford. The church of St. '
Andrew is a large stone building in the Decorated and Per-
pendicular styles and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave !
of six bays, south aisle and a western tower containing 5 !
bells : there is a stone pulpit and four stained windows and
part of the rood loft still remains ; the church is especially
rich in sepulchral monnmente, including first, two recum-
bent efligies of knights in armour, in chain mail of the
thirteenth cantury,and cross-legged, one of whom is supposed
to have founded the chnrch in 1250, but it has also been
suggested that these represent Guy and Gobard, two early '
\ar& of Rippingale : a large altar tomb of the late fourteenth
century, with three mutilated effigies of a knight and his !
two wives saiJ 1 1 represent Roger de Quincey, one of the '
dames being a Zonch, and the other of the Creasy family: \
this tomb lud once a cmopy, fra^ente of which exist in |
the rectory grounds : ontiguous is a similar stone monu-
ment to John de Thorp, an ecclesiastic of the thirteenth '
century, with a full-length ettigy and a Latin inscription :
in front of the south wall of St. Anne's chapel is a canopied
tomb with an effigy, of Lady Margaret, who mirried first |
Lord Roger de Culville, and afterwards John Gobard : at the |
head of the flgnre are two armed men, and one at the foot, I
but the smillcr flares are mutilated : in the pavement of
the chapel is a slab, now bereft of its brasses over the grave
of Mawncere Marmyon 1505, and Edith (Barkley;, his wife,
1535 : over the entrance to the chancel is an ancient piece of
wood carvin|; : the church was restored previous to i860,
under the direction of Mr. Charles Kirk, architect. The
register dates from the year 1633. The living is a rectory,
gross yearly value about £iao, including 557 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of Iiord Aveland, and hald since
1853 by the Hev. William Cooper m.a. of Trinity College,
Cambridge. The living, previously in three portions, was
consolidated in 1735. The Wesleyans have a chapel here,
built in 1832, and the Primitive Methodists have one, J>uilt
in 1869 : both are very small. The interest of jQisOt amount-
ing to £6 per annum, is distributed yearly at the school to
the deservmg poor. Lord Aveland P.c, d.l., j.p. is lord of
the manor and principal landowner, liie soil is loam ; sub-
soil, clay and rock. The chief crops are wheat, oats and
barley, and much land in pasturage. The area is 2,740
acres ; rateable value, ;^S>473 i 't^^ population in 1881 was
551. The parish has some fen allotmente.
Parish Clerk, Christopher Johnson.
Post k Monbt Obdeb Ofpicb k Savings Bank.— John
Laxton, postmaster. Letters through Bourn arrive at
7.4s a.m. k dispatehed at 5.40 p.m. Wall Letter Box
cleared at 5. 15 p.m. week days only. The telegraph office
is at Bourn
National School (mixed & infants), built in 1856, for 130
children, with an average attendance of 95 ; it has a small
endowment of ;^8 a year, paid by Lord Aveland ; it is
supported apart from the endowment by voluntary rate ;
John Caunce, master ; Mrs. S. F. Caunce, mistress
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CUypoIe Mn
Cooper Rev. William m.a. [rector]
Robins George Iformaii, Down Hall
Stenziett Mrs
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Atkinson Joseph, farmer
Atkinson Joseph, jon. tomer k gnoBT
Atkinson Thomas Corbett, farmer
Bacon Henry k Samuel, farmers,
bakers, drapers k grocers
Bacon Jeremiah, pm. farmer
Bacon AVilliam, farmer
Baxter Alonza, shoeing & general smith
Blackwell Abraham, bnilder
HISEHOLID! is a small parish, 3^ miles north from
Lincoln, in the Mid division of the coanty, parts of Lindsey,
wapentake of Lawress, petty sessional division, anion and
coanty coort district of Lincoln, rnral deanery of Lawress
No. I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The
ancient parish church of St. Marj-, went to decay in the
seventeenth century; the present structure was built by
Dr. John Kaye, bishop of Lincoln (1827-53), ^^ his oirn
cost, after the designs of S. S. Teuton esq. architect : it is a
beautiful buildinr of stone in the Later Decorated style, con-
sisting of chancel, nave without aisles and an elegant bell
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Claypole John, Windmill ion, k mfller
(wind) k baker
Farrow William, draper k tailor
Franks Hy. farmer k sheep salesman
Franks John, farmer
Franks Bebeeca (Miss), draper k gro
Halford Henry, baker k grocer
Hall Henry, farmer. Manor farm
Hind Robert Thomas, batcher
Holliday John, wheelwright
Lane Frederick, farmer
Laxton John, boot maker, grocer k
postofRoe
Low Grummit, farmer
turret at the western end and is decorated with stained glass, _ ,
presented to the Bishop by the clergy of Lincolnshire and by lished by the present Bishop (Dr. Wordsworth) with paintings
Marah George, Ball inn
Nicols Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Paoey Daniel, batcher It fanner
Richards John, jnn. blacksmith
Richards John, sen. farmer
Robins George Norman L.fi.aP. Edin.
snreeon, Down Hall
Sandall Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Taylor Anthony, farmer
Wells Thomas, saddler k harness ma
Williamson William, butcher
Wilson Albert, farmer
Wilson William, drill owner
Wortley John, carpenter & farmer
Herts, formerly belonged to the diocese of Lincoln. The late
Dr. Kaye was the first Bishop of Lincoln to reside at Rise-
holme palace. The house comprises part of the old hall, with
new external walls and decorative features of the Doric order,
after designs by W. Rsilton esq. architect, including a
handsome colonnade on the south side : the grounds around
it are prettily wooded and ornamented by a small lake : the
palace contains interesting portraits of two former Bishops of
Lincoln, one of Bishop Sanderson and one, on wood, of St.
Hugh, dated 1550 ; also copies of portraits of several other
Bishops of Lincoln, from the time of Bishop Fleming (1430-
f\i) : the eastern wallof the jirivate chapel has been embel-
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the members of his own family : Bishop Kaye lies interred of the eight Beatitudes ; above the seats of the Bishop
at the east end of the churchyard, where a raoiinmcnt has and clergy are pictures from the Catacombs and other early
been placed by his family. The registers date from the ] Christian sources, representing Our Lord committing Holy
year 1851, when the church was consecrated. The living is Scripture to the church as the Good Shepherd, and as
a rectory, composition in lieu of tithe £t^, gross yearly ^-alue treading on the lion and the dragon : the oaken screens and
/loo, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1846 , fittings of the chapel were designed by James Fowler esq. of
by the Ven. William Frederick John Kaye m.a. archdeacon Ix)uth. The Bishop of Lincoln, who is lord of the manor,
of Lincoln, canon residentiarj- of Lincoln, rnral dean of ! and Sinclair Frankland Hood esq. j.p. of Nettleham, arc the
Lawress No. i, perpetual curate of South Carlton and chap- ] principal landowners. The soil is gravelly ; subsoil, lime-
lain to the Bishop of London ; a parsonage house has been stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The
built by the rector, upon land given by the Bishop for that ' area is 1,370 acres ; rateable value, j(^i,373'; the population
purpose. The late Francis Chaplin esq. resided here, and
at his death the house and a portion of the estate were pur-
chased by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners with the pro-
ceeds arising out of the sale of certain portions of the estates
belonging to the see of Lincoln, in order to provide a resi-
dence for the Bishops of Lincoln, who up to that period had
resided at Buckden, in Huntingdonshire, which, with the
counties of Leicester, Bedford and Buckingham and part of
Lincoln Right Rev. Lord Bishop of,
[Christopher WordsworthD.c. L. , D. D. ] ,
The Palace
Kaye Ven. Archdeacon Wm. Frederick
ROPSIiET is a large parish and village, with the hamle,
of L1TTI.E HuMBY, in the Southern division of the countyt
parts of Kesteven, Winnibriggs and Threo wapentake,
Spittlegate petty sessional division, Grantham union and
county court district, rural deanery of South Grantham, and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles north-east
from Great Ponton station and 6 south-east from Grantham.
The church of St. Peter is an ancient building of stone,
chiefly in the Norman and Early English styles, with some
portions of later work, and consists of chancel, nave of three
bays, aisles, sonth porch and a tower of Early English date,
with broach spire and containing 3 beUs : at the north-cast
angle of the nave is a fragment of Saxon long and short
work : the north aisle arcade and a window in the south
wall of the chancel are Norman : in the north aisle on the
left of the east window is a small and curious niche, pro-
in 1881 was 68.
GaAMOK-DB-Lmas, formerly azfera-parochisl, but now a
parish, is asosUy considered as belonging to Riseholme for
eoclesiastical purposes. The landowners are S. F. Hood esq.
J. p. and R. Stovin esq. ; rateable value, j^i,i83 ; the popu-
lation in, 1 88 1 was 66.
Letters are received through Lincoln, which is the nearest
money order k telegraph ofHce
John K.A. Rectory ; k the Arch- > FantKorpe Richard, farm bailiff to
deaconry, Lincoln | Joseph Stovin esq. Grange-de-Lings
BaylesWm. farmer, Grange-de-Liogs Marshall Frederick Charles, farmer
1
There is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel here, erected in 1837.
The charities arc of the value of £ao yearly, arising from
25 acres of land awarded to the poor, with the interest of
£38, left by an unknown donor in 1795- Land producing
J? 10 yearly was left for the maintenance of the fabric of the
church. Ropslcy was the birthplace of Richard Fox, of
Magdalen Hall, Oxford, and Pembroke Hall, Cambridge,
successively Bishop of Exeter (1487-93), Bath and Wells
(1493-6), Durham (1494-1502) and Winchester (1503-38)
and Lord Privy Seal : in 1516 he founded Corpus Christi
college, Oxford, and was also the founder of the Free Gram-
mar scho<jls at Grantham and Taunton : he died at Win-
chester, 14th September, 1538. The Duke of Rutland X.O.
is lord of the manor and principal landowner : all the land
is tithe free. The trustees of the late William L. Ostler esq.
the Baroness Witloughby de Eresby, John Archer Houblon
bably intended to contain a relic: one of the pillars of the esq. of Hallingbury, Bishops Stortford, and others own por-
south arcade has an inscription recording the date of its tions of the land. The soil is various ; subsoil, limestone,
erection, 1380 : the chancel arch is Early English, and on I The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, oats and turnips,
the south side of the chancel are two sedilia and an eastern ' The area is 3,740 acres, of which Little Humby contains
sepulchre ; here also is the eltigy of a lady in the costume of
the- fourteenth century, her head resting on two small
cushions beneath a canopy : traces of the staircase of the
rood loft are seen in the north aisle, and in a window at the
east end of the south aisle is an aumbry and a piscina, and
west of theso a sepulchral arch and another aumbry and
piscina : the porch, erected in 1453, has a panelled parapet
and piiinacles ; over the porch is the legend " Hac non cede
via, nisi dicas Ave Maria : " a stained window was placed in
the east end of the south aisle in 1871, in memory of Mrs.
Brooke, wife of the late curate in charge. The register,
including Little Hamby, dates from the year 1739. The
living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;t769, derived from
688 acres of glebe land, with residence, in the gift of the
Duke of Rutland, and held since 1S46 by the Rev. John
Henry Coke B.A. of Pembroke College, Oxiord, who is non-
resident; the Rev. Anthony Garstin is curate in charge.
Garstin Rev. Anthony [curate in | Moor George
charge!, Rectory | commzrclu..
Grewcock George I AbbottGeo.Fox'sBrushp.H.&whlwright
about 85s acres ; rateable value, ;f S,«99, including ^£957 for
Little Humby ; the population of the township of Bopsley in
1881 was 647.
LiTTLB HmiBY is a township in this parish, about i mile
south-east, and contained a population in 1881 of 104.
Parish Clerk, Charles Tucker.
Post Officb.— Mrs. Elizabeth Brothwell, receiver. Letters
arrive from Grantham at 9 a.m.; dispatched at 4.40 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is Grantham
National Endowed School (mixed k infants'), erected in
1874, at a cost of ^£760, for 145 children ; average attend-
ance, 134 : the school has an endowment of ;f is a year :
Charles Tucker, muster ; Mrs. Mary Jane Harrison,
mistress
Carriers.— Hollingworth& Moore, tucs. ic sat. ; k Dawson,
sat. pass through to Gr.mtham
Adcoek John, shopkeeper
Boyars William, harness maker
Bryan William, shoe maker
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Brothvell Elizabeth (Mra.)i8hoplieeper,
k poat office
Brothwell Betty (Urg.), fanner, Little
Hornby
Cook John ThomaSt muon
Cooper Benjamin, ooal dealer
Cos WilSam, cattle dealer
Damon Joseph, farmer k carrier
Dennia Richard Hare, fjTocer k draper
Dongfhty Levi, bootmaker
Garton John, farmer. Little Humby
Garton William, farmer
Gillison Samnel, blacksmith
Green George, farmer. Little Hamby
Grevcock (^rge, snrgeon k medical
officer k public vaccinator for
Ropsley district, Grantham onion
SOTH W JSliIj is a small village and parish, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, hundred
(rf Bradley Haverstoe, Caistor union and county court dis-
trict, petty sessional division of Bradley Haverstoe, diocese
of Lincoln, archdeaconry of Stow and rural deanery of
Grimsby No. i, 2| miles south-east from Caistor, 5 cast from
Moortown station, on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lin-
colnshire railway, II J south-east from Brigg and 9 north-
north-east from Market Rasen. The church of St. Mary
Magdalen is a building of the Norman period, and wais
repaired and enlarged in 1S49, at a cost of £goo: it
consists of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower containing
3 bells: the chnrch plate inclnde's a chalice, dated 1569.
The register dates from the year 1563, and includes
marriages contracted daring the Protectorate, before
Theophilus Hameis esq. J.p. The living is a rectory, net
yearly value /^46o, including about 426 acres of glebe land
and residence, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborough, and
held since 1875 ^ '^^ ^^- Harry Granville Southwell b.a.
LmOOLNSHIBE.
Green William, Green Man p.h
Harrison Samuel, tailor
Heallewood John, farmer
Heazlewood .William, farmer
Hill George, miller (wind) k farmer
Kitdien Mchard, woodmao
Kitchen Thomas, tailor
Knight Mark, farmer
Lewin Bichard, shoe maker
Madcres John, miller (wind)
Moor Herbert, farmer
Moulds Samnel,Bhopkeeper k carpenter
Moulds Thomas, carpenter
Nixon Samnel, miller (wind) k baker
North James, farmer
Parker Wm. bricklayer, mason & boildr
Pinder William, farmer
BOWSTON. .607
Porter Andrew, general dealer. Little
Humby
Qoiningboroogfa Geo. grocer k draper
Qainingboroogh Henry, boot k shoe ma
Rawlinson Jo^, pig dealer
Reynolds Thomas, farmer
Boss William, wheelwright
Rowbotham John, Saker
Sardeson William, farmer
Smalley John, farmer. Little Hnmby
Smart Kbry Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Smith John Henry, fanner. Lit. Hnmby
Swinton David, tailor
Tomlin Matthew, shopkeeper
Wakerley Frederick, Peacock inn
Willows Edwin, jmner
Wright Thomas, carpenter
Sonthwell Rev. Harry Granville b.a.
[rector]
BeU William, farm bailiff to William
Wood esq
Borkinshaw William, farmer
Dawson George, wheelwright,
tractor i farmer. Post office
Frow William, shopkeeper
Gibbons Frederick, farmer, Grange
Owen Thomas, Blacksmith's Arms p.h
of Trinity College, Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan chapel,
built in 1843, ^"<^ A Primitive Methodist cha|)el in 1874.
The Earl of Yarborough d.l., j.p. who is lord of the manor,
and John William Dixon esq. of Caistor, are the prindpal
landowners. The soil is a wold soil ; subsoil, chalk. The
chief crops are wheat &c. The area is 3,690 acres ; rateable
value, 1^3,003 ; the popnlation in iSSi was 360.
Parish Clerk, George Dawson.
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 187s ; Rev. H.
G. Southwell B.A. clerk to the'board ; R. Waller, attend-
ance officer
Post Office. — George Dawson, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive at 8.30 a.m. ; dis[>atched at 4.15 p.m. ; received
through Caistor, the nearest money order & telegraph
office
Board School (mixed), built in 1856, by the late Earl of Yar-
borongb, for 60 children, with an average attendance of
43 ; Was Sarah Elizabeth Brannan, mistress
con- I Pepper Hany, farmer, Lod^
Robinson William, blacksmith
Sanderson Benjamin, wheelwright
Waller Robert, shopkeeper
BOUOHTON is a parish, in the Mid division of the of the manor, smd F. 8. Dymoke esq. are the principal
county, parts of Lindsey, soke, petty sessional division, union landowners. The soil is very varied; subsoil, sand and
and county court district of Horncastle, rural deanery of clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The
Gartree, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 area is S63 acres ; rateable value, ^839 ; the population in
miles sooth from Horncastle, a^ north-east from Woodhall 1881 was 151.
Spa station. The chnrch (dedication unknown) is an ancient
building nt local stone and bnck, in the Early English style,
and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a low tower,
with a wooden bell-cote containing i bell : the interior has
been partially restored and reseated with open benches.
The register dates from 1564. The living is a discharged
rectory, united to that of Haltham-on-Bain in 1741, joint
gross yearly value ^750 with residence, in the gift of F . S.
Dymoke esq. ana held sinoe 1867 by the Rev. Henry
Spurrier b.a. of Trinity College, Dublin. Sir Henry
James Hawley hart, of Noove Lea, Brighton, who is lord
Spurrier Rev. Henry b.a. [rector] Brooks James, farmer, Moor
Thackeray The Misses, Roughton luill Garden Henry, farmer
Bird John, farmer, Moor
Blades Henry, farmer. Moor
Chapman Charles, carpenter
Gelsthorpe Thomas, farmer
By the Act 44 Vict. c. xvil the Fen allotment was trans-
ferred to the new parish of Wildmore.
Parish Clerk, Matthew Maasey.
Iictters through Horncastle, which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
National School, for 65 children, with an average attendance
of 64; is supported by government grant, voluntary
contributions k the children's pence ; Mrs. Hannah
Newton, mistress
Harrison Samuel, farmer
Hutchinson Thomas,, farmer, Moor
Pawson Richard, landowner k farmer
Pawson Robert, pig jobber
SOWSTOIf is a parish and village, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of
Flaxwell, Sleaford petty sessional division, connty court
district and union, rural deanery of Lafford No. i, and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, and i mile north from
Digby station, on the Great Northern and Great Eastern
joint railway, and 7J miles north from Sleafonl. Thechurch
(if St. Clement is a building of stone in the Early English and
Late Perpendicular styles, and consists of chancel, with
chantry chapel, clerestoried nave of four bays, north aisle and
a low tower with crocketed spire : the nave has an embattled
and pinnacled parapet of Perpendicular date ; some remains
of the chancel screen still remain
esq. his life interest in the manor ; it is now held by his
trustees. The principal landowners are the trustees of Sir
Charles Tempest, the Thorold family, the Btev. C. Pratt and
Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton. -The soil is principally
strong ; snbsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
beans, barley and turnips. The area is 1858 acres ; rateable
value, £afiia ; the popuhtion in 188 1 was 336.
A charity of £i\3 10s. yearly, left in 1719 by Annie (Thorold)
Lady Hodgson, of Rowston & mdow of Sir Thomas
Hodgson, IS applied in support of the schools at Rowston
& Ruskington & for maintenance, clothing k fuel for
three poor widows
Parish Clerk, William Bradshaw.
the font is octangular
and is ornamented with Tudor devices on the bciwl : the I , , , . , ,,.,,. »
silver chalice and paten were presented by Anne, Lady 1 1**'*" through Lincoln are dehvered by messenger from
Hodgson, in 1761. The register dates from the year 1366. I &opwick at 9.50 a.m. Lkttee Box cleared at 3 p.m.
Theliving is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;^i7o, gross yearly I The nearest money order & telegraph office is at
ralue £igo, in the gift of B. H. Thorold esq. and held ! Koskmgton
since 1863 by the Rev. Thomas Coojicr Lewty m.a. of St. | National school (mixed), built by subscription in 1852, for
John's College, Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan Reform I 100 children ; average attendance, 34 ; Miss Alice
chapel, built in 1861. Sheffield House, an ancient resi- 1 Halliday, mistress
dence, has been converted into a farm-house. The late [ Caehikhs pass through to Sleaford on mondays & Lincoln
John Hood esq. of Nettleham Hall, purchased of B. Thorold i on fridays
Lewty Rev. Thomas Cooper ujl. [vicar]
AllenHerbert,blacksmith k wheelwright
Blackbonrn John k Ann ('Mm.'jttizvata
Boom Wallis, farmer, The Hid!
Chambers George, blacksmith
Copping Charles, grocer it draper
FostonSophia(Mrs.) (trustees of),frmrs
Gunthorpe George, farmer
Hole George, farmer
Love Freeman, farmer, Rowston 6eld
Phillips Mark, farmer, Sheffield house
Smith James, farmer
Digi
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608 ROXBY. LINCOLNSHIRE. [kelly's
BOZBT, vitli the fiamlets of BISBY and SAWOLIFFE.
BoxBY 18 an ancient village and parish, inclading^ Risby and
Saircliffe hamlets,' in the Northern division of the county,
parts of Lindsey, northern division of Manley irapen-
take, petty sessional division of Winterton, union of
Glanford Brigg, Barton-upon-Hmnber county oourt district,
rural deanery of Manlake, archdeaconry of StOT and diocese
of Lincoln, pleasantly situated, commanding an extensive
view of the river Uumber, 4 miles north-west from Appleby
station, 9 west-south-west from Barton and i mile south-
west from Winterton. The parish is governed by a Local
Board of six members. The church of St. Mary, thoroughly
restored in 1875 under the direction of Mr. James Fowler,
of Louth, is a building of stone in the Decorated style of the
fourteenth century, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles
and a western tower containing 3 bells. The register,
including Risby, dates from the year 1603. The living
is a vicarage, with that of Bisby annexed, joint net
yearly value ;£6oo, including 120 acres of glebe and resi-
dence, in the gift of Valentine Dudley Henry Cary-Elwes
esq. J.p. and held since 1879 by the Rev. Walter Arthur
Taylor, of Cains College, Cambridge. In 1709 a Roman
tesselated pavement was found in a field south-west of the
church. A reading-room, founded by Miss Chatterton, of
High Risby, in memory of her father, William Chatterton,
in 1883, IS supported by voluntary contributions, and
managed by a committee, of which the vicar is chainnan.
Taylor Rev. Walter Arthur [vicar]
COMMBBCIAL.
Barratt Thomas, farmer. Grange
Crowston Brumby, shopkeeper
Dawson James, farmer
Dore Edward, farmer, SawclifFe
Holgate Chas. Scotiln, farmer, LowRisby
Mager John, iarmer ; residence, Hork-
stow bridge, Barton-on-Humber
Nicholson Kelix, farmer
Parker Anselm, farmer. High Risby
ReadingRoom(Geo.Nicholson),1ibrarian
Robinson Sarah Jane (Mrs.), fanner
Highfield bouse/'
Valentine Dudley Henry Cary-Elwes esc|. f.s.a., D.L., J.P.
is lord of the manor and owns all the parish, with the excep-
tion of the glebe. The soil is various ; subsoil, ironstone,
limestone and sandstone. The chief crops are turnips,
barley, wheat and pasture for sheep. The area of the parish
is 4,784 acres ; rateable value, £5,518 158. ; the popula-
tion in 1881 was 417.
BiSBT is a hamlet, 2 miles south; the ruins of its
ancient church, dedicated to St^ Bartholomew, are still
traceable.
Sawclictx is a hamlet, 2 mi)e8 south-west.
Parish Clerk, Crowston Brumby.
Local Board.
Board day, first tuesday in every month, at 7 p.m.
Clerk, Jabez Wilkinson Hamm, Winterton
Treasurer, James Dawson
Medical OHicer of Health, Roger Portington Goodworth
L.B.C.P. Bdin. Winterton
Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, Erastus Smith, Roxby
Collector, Jabez Wilkinson Hamm, Winterton
Letters received from Doncaster, vid Winterton, arrive at
8.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.40 p.m. The nearest money
order & telegraph office is at Winterton
National School (mixed), built in 1867, at the sole cost of V.
' Cary-Elwes esq. for 60 children ; average attendance, 50 ;
George Hird, master
Stephenson Francis, fanner
Taylor George, farmer
Thompson Benjamin, gamekeeper to
Valentine D. H. Cary-Elwes esq. J.P
Thompson Joseph k, William, wheel-
wrights, joiners, buildersA contractrs
Waterlow Charles, blacksmith
KTTCKIiAlTD is a small parish, in the Northern divi-
sion of the county, parts of Undsey, Wold division of
Louth Eske hundred, Iiouth union and county court dis-
trict, petty sessional division of Louth Eske, rural deanery of
Hill No. I, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, plea-
santly situated on an acclivity of the wolds, 8 miles north-
e<>8t from Homcastle, 4} south-west from Authorpe station
and 6^ south from Louth. The church of St. Olave is a small
bnildmg, withaturret containing i bell ; it is now (1884) in a
state of decay, bnt the erection of a new church was begun
in 1884. The register of baptisms and burials dates from the
year 1758; marriages, 1757, and includes the register of Wor-
laby. The living is a rectory, with the rectory of Farforth and
vicarage of Maidenwell annexed, joint gross yearly value;£'400.
Wood Rev. Benjamin Jesse B.A. [rector]. Rectory
'RVB'KISIQTOTSI is a parish, with a station on the
Great Northern and Great Eastern joint railway, in the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven, wapen-
take of FlaxweU, Sleaford county court district, petty
sessional division and union, rural deanery of Laiford
No. I, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3} miles
north-north-by-east from Sleaford and 2 from the Sleaford
canal. The Local Government Act of 1858 was adopted in
this parish on the 21st day of March, 1864 ; the board consists
of 9 members, 'fhe church of All Saints is a large building of
the Norman and Early English periods, consisting of chancel,
nave, aislrs, south porch and a low tower, containing 3
bells : the tower is a debased structure, chiefly rebuilt in
1620, when its grand Norman arch, dating from about
1 1 50, was removed to the south side of the church: the
chancel arch and both arcades are Early English, the south
arcade being however more richly ornamented and taking
precedence as to date : the churdi was restored in 1861, at
a cost of jf 850, when the building was new roofed and re-
fitted, chiefly by the exertions of the Countess of Winchilsea
and the Rev. R. Coward, then curate, under the direc-
tion of Mr. Charles Kirk, of Sleaford: in 1873 the chancel,
which had been deprived of 6 feet of its length in 1710, was
enlarged and a stamed window inserted at the east end : it
retains a sedile and aumbry: the font is of the Perpen-
dicular period ; on one of its panels the instruments of Our
Lord's Crucifixion are carved, and on another appears the
pillar of flagellation, flanked by a sword and some other
emblems. The register dates from the year 1558. The
living formerly consisted of two medieties, which have been
consolidated nnderthe present rector : it is now of the gross
yearly value of j£6oo with house, in the gift of C. J. Myers
esq. and held since 1871 by the Rev. Arthur Myers m.a. of
Trinity College, Cambridge. There are Wesleyan and Free
Methodist chapels. A cemetery of i acre wa." formed in
1882, at a cost of ^^400 ; it is under the control of a burial
board of 9 members. Mr. Jes«e Clare, of Sleaford, clerk to the
burial board. A charity of ;^42 los. yearly, left in 1719 by
Anne (Thorold), Lady Hodgson, of Rowston, and widow of
Sir Thomas Hodgson, is distribntt^ in support of the schools
with residence, and including 78 acres of glebe, in the gift of
the Earl of Tarborongh,and held since 1855 by the Rev.Ben-
jamin Jesse Wood B.A. of St. John's College.Cambridge. The
interest of j^3o, left by Mr. Charles Humphrey in 1719, is
divided between the poor of this parish and that of Far-
forth ; this principal sum of £30 is now in the hands of
Mr. Elles Rusling who dispensed to the poor of Ruckland
and Farforth the yearly sum of 30s. John William
Dawber esq. of Beelsby, is lord of the manor and sole land-
owner. The soil is limestone ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 713
acres ; rateable value, £801 ; the population in 1881 was 63.
Letters through Louth, the nearest money order & telegraph
ofUce
I Rusling Elles, farmer & cattle dealer
at Rnskington and Rowston, and for maintenaiice,clotlungand
fuel for three poor widows. Reading room and library, built
in 1877, by public subscription, on a site presented by the
Hon. M. E. G. Finch-Hatton d.l., j.p. ; James Adlard, secre-
tary ; Frank Cock, librarian. The principal landowners are the
Hon. Murray E.G.Finch-Hatton m.p.,d.l., j.p.of Haverholme
Priory, who is lord of the manor, Messrs. S. and W. Pattin-
son, Charles Stephenson, Elston Law, the trustees of the
late Charles Bradley, Charles S. Dickinson, the Rev. Arthur
Myers m.a. and Rowland Williams. The soil is light and
some clay ; subsoil, gravel and clay. The chief crops are
wheat, beans, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 4,750
acres; rateable value, ^£5,896 ; the population in 1881 was
1,191.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Kelly.
Post & Money Obdeb & Telbqkaph Officb & Saving
Bank & Government Annuity & Insurance Office. — Thos.
Brewin, postmaster. Letters arrive from Sleaford at 9
a.m. & 4.5 p.m.; & from the north «i4 Lincoln at 9.30
a.m. ; dispatched to Sleaford at 9.20 a.m. ft 6.5 p.m. &
to Lincoln at 4 p.m. Telegraph office open from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. on week days, & from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on
Sundays
Local Boabd.
The Board meet at the National school every first monday
of each month at 7 p.m.
Treasurer, W. Lowe
Medical Otiicer of Health, Alfred Ashby m.b. Grantham
Clerk & Collector, James Adlard ^
Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, John Cock
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1878 : Jesse
Clare, Sleaford, clerk to the board b attendance ntlicer
National School, built, with master's house, in 186S, at
a cost of ;^i,ooo, raised by subscription k a government
grant, & on a site given by the Dowager Countess «.f
Winchilsea ; Jas. Adlard, master ; Mrs. Adlard, mistress
Carbixb. — William Baldock, to Sleaford, mon
Railway Station, George Leirin, station master
Digitized by "
master i
I) RECTOEV.]
PBITAIH BBSIOBNTS.
Myen Bev. Arthur u.A. [rector]
Pattinson Francis Samuel
Pattinton Samuel
Pattinmn William
Peck Thomas
Kedshaw William
Bichards Mrs. Field house
COMHEBCIAL.
Adlard James, assistant overseer, ool-
lector k clerk to the local board k
organist at the church
Ambler Edward, shopkeeper
Ambler Richard, shoe maker
Baldock Walter, beer retailer & batcher
Baldock William, carrier & baker
Uarsley David, cowkeeper
Blackburn Georp^e, joiner
Blow Joseph, tailor
Brewin Thomas, farmer
.Brewin Thomas, grocer, k post office
Briggs Jacob, farmer
Brown Henry, blacking ma. k butcher
brown John, batcher
LINCOLMSHIBK
Brown Bhoda (Mrs.), farmer
Claricoats Elizabeth ^rs.), dregs ma
Cock John, farmer k surveyor k inspec-
tor of nuisances to the local board
Codd William, tin plate woriier
Cooling William, farmer
Comey Bobert, shoo maker
Creasey James, farmer ~
Dawson Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer
Paalkner Enoch, shoe maker
Garratt William, farmer
Gibson Joseph, coal k coke merchants
k at Sleaford
Hudson Joseph, wheelwright
Hudson William, draper k grocer
Hutchinson Smith, grocer & baker
Jackson John, farmer
Joyce Thomas Hubbard, beer retailer
Kelly Catherine (Miss), dress maker
Kirton John Thomas, tailor
Lovelee George Gibson, tailor k draper
Moor Holmes, thrashing machine prop
Moore James, farmer
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Parkinson Wm. collar ft harness maker
Pattinson Samael k William, boilden,
contractors k brick k tile manafrs
Pattinson Samael k William, formen
k landowners
Pearson John, jobbing gardener
Peck Thomas, surgeon
Peatman John, grocer k baker
Flatt Thomas, llonr k coal dealer
Prince Thomas, Black Bull p.k
React John Harvey, wheelwriglit
Rusbby Charles, blacksmith
Scott Charles, tailor
Scott George, farmer
Scott William, tailor
Stennett Anthony, brick maker
Stephenson Chas. farmer k landowner
Stowe Richard, farmer
Thorpe Joseph, boot maker
Thorpe Mary Ann (Mrs.), Red Lion P.H
Tomnison Mary (Mrs.), dress maker
Waby William, farmer
Wainer Thomas, bricklayer
Wyer Isasu: M.it.v.c. Eoin. veterinary
surgeon
Newton Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Parkes William, higgler
SAIiXiB Y is a village and parish, in the Mid divisioa of , for the education of the children of poor parishioners ; the
the county, parts of Lindsay, Wold division of the hundred poor have also £a yearly, left by an unknown donor, and
and petty sessional division of Calceworth, Louth union and los. charged on the impropriate rectory of the parish by
county court district, rural deanery of Calceworth No. 2, Mr. George Justice in 2647. To the east is a barrow. The
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lmcoln, a^ miles north Master and Fellows of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge,
from Alford station, 1 1 south-east from Louth, adjoining '■ are lords of the manor and prmcipal landowners. The soil
the road from Loath to Alford. The church of St. Margaret, i is clay ; subsoil, blue and red day. The chief crops are
rebuilt in 1869, is an edifice of white brick, in the Decorated | wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,770 acres ;
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch rateable value, £afi4& ; the population in 1881 was 323.
ttTon^Stir^ trct.^-'Se^^cSenXr i ... 7™»-»°-^'«__^'^l'^-^^^^^^^ ^ Saleby, and
is about one mile north from Alford.
Parish Clerk, Bob Allett.
of a knight, with the date 1303. The register, including :
Thorestborpe, dates from the year i66i. The living is a '
vicaragCjgross yeariy valuej^3oo,including 249 acres of glebe, ! Letters arrive from Alford, the nearest mouoy order oSlca
with residence, in the gift of and hold since 1878 by the Rev. 'National School (mixed), built in 1845, for 30 children,
Richd.Dudding, of St.Aidans. There isaWesleyan chapel. In with an average attendance of 34, k the sons of parish-
1762 the Rev. Thomas Faulkner devised a house and upwards | ioners are also entitled to the benetits of Queen Elizabeth's
of 10 acres of land fur the benefit of the vicar of this parish, ' Grammar school, at Alford ; Miss Annie Isabella Dent,
with the exception of ^6 to be paid yearly out of the rent ' mistress
Mountain David, farmer 1 _, .
Palethorp Thomas, farmer & cattle I TbOrestHorpe.
dealer. The Grange { Thorpe Ralph Alfred, Thoresthorpe cot
Riggall William George, farmer j Cooke John Sanl, farmer
Teesdale Isaac, farmer I Houlden Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Wright Joseph, carpenter, wheelnTight ' Parker John, farmer
Salebjr.
Oudding Rev. Richard [near]
Allitt Jesse, blacksmith
Cash William, farmer
Farrow Bennett, farmer
Finch John, farmer k shopkeeper
Mountain William, farmer
SAIiMONBT is a vilkige and parish, in one of the Wold
valleys, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Hill hundred, Homcastle union, petty sessional division and
county court district. Hill rural deanery No. i, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5^ miles north-east from
Homcastle station and 8 south-west from Alford. The
church of St. Margaret is a small and compact edifice of
stone, in the Perpendicular style, completely restored and
almost rebuilt in 1871, and consists of chancel, nave, south
porch, vestry and a small tower at the north-east angle, with
spire containing i bell : its windows are much admired for
their rich tracery : in the chancel is a piscina : the stnined
east window is a memorial to the late Rev. U. Fielding, a
former rector, 1873 ; and that at the west end to the late
Rev. Matthewman Manduell, rector of Tetford, 1874. The
register dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory.
tithe rent-charge £300, net yearly value jjsoo including
8 acres of glebe lan^ in the gift of Mrs. R. 8. Booth, and
held since 1877 by the Kev. JoLn Booth b.a. of St. Peter's
Booth Rev. John b.a. [rector]
Nelson Arthur, Salmonby house
Brown George, farmer
Cloogh George, farmer
Collins George, farmer
Harrison George, farmer k landowner
Marshall Emanuel, farmer
Nelson Arthur, farmer
Thorpe Richard Wells, farmer, Thores-
I tborpe Cottage
College, Cambridge. William of Wainfleet, a prelate and
statesman, the son of Richard Patten or Barbour, of Wain-
fleet, provost of Eton, Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chan-
cellor, was formerly rector of this parish : in 1458 he founded
Magdalen College, Oxford, and died nth August, i486. Here
is a chalybeate spring, the medicinal properties of which are
similar to the waters of Tunbridge Wells. Miss Constance
Nisbet-Hamilton, who is lady of the manor, Mrs. Ferrer,
John Bolton esq. Francis Scamon Dymoke esq. of Scrivelsby,
and Mr. George Harrison, are principal landowners. The
soil is mostly sandy loam ; subsoil, clny and sandstone rock.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is
991 acres ; rateable value, ;^i,338 ; tlio population in 1881
was 103.
Sexton, Richard Staves.
Letters from Homcastle arrive at 9.45 a.m. ; the nearest
money order olfice is at Tetford ; the telegraph office is at
Homcastle
The children of this parish attend the Board school at Tetford
Rowson Leman, beer retailer
Stones Edward Dawson, plumber
Townsend Maria (Mrs.), farmer
Walker Jonathan, farmer. Wallow
SAXTFLE£TBY ALL SAIirTS is a village and
parish, situated near the North Sea, in the Northern division
•>f the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of the
hundred and petty sessional division of Louth Eske, Louth
union and county court district, rural deanery of Louth
Eske and Ladburgh No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, 9^ miles east-by-north from Louth and
half-mile from Salttleetby station on the Louth and East
Coast branch of the Great Northern railway. The church
of All Saints is a building of stone, chiefly of the Lancet
pieriod, with sonoe portions of Transitional date, and inser-
tions in other styles, and consists of chancel, nave, south
aisle, extending nearly to the fuU length of both, south
porch and a western embattled tower containing 5 bells, of
particularly fine tone : the chancel was restored m 1873, at a
cost of over ;^3oo : on the south side of the chancel is a
: curious double arcade of one arch, immediately behind
which is a slight pillar and two ^narrower arches ; the
' ancient screens across the nave and aisle, and between
, the chancel and chantry, still remain : at the east end of
; the latter is a rei'edos niche of Geometrical Early English ;
the font is in the same style : in the spondrils of the outer
! arch of the porch are shields of anns, and an inscription
recording the erection of some part of the church by John
Grantham, a former patron : in the chanti^ chapel is an
ancient slab, with an almost effaced inscription in Norman
French : some fragments of stained glass remain. The
register dates from the year 1558, and contains many
records of the Newcomen family. The living is a rectory,
gross yearly value from tithe rent-charge £311 with at
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acres ofgtebe Imd and reridenee, in tbe gift of Magdalen * F.8.A., t.T. ofLonth, the Bev. H. Anbert, the tmsteea of
Odege, Oxford^ and held since 1867 by the Ber. William WiUiam Grant esq. William Williams eeq. and the trartcea
BonoD Butchins B.A. of Magdalen and Qoeen'a Odiegea, of F. Ezley eaq. are chief landowners, and many of the
Oxford. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapd. In 1785 occupiers are owners. The land is chieflj rich ^raziqg.
the Ber. HontagoeCbolmeteyD.D. be^ne^thed ;^aoo for the Tbe soil is rich knm; snbaDil, day. The area is 1,164
poor or any chnrch purposes, at the discretion of the rector acres; rateable mine, £3,136; the popnbtka in 1881
and chnrchwardens for the time being : it has since been was 169.
considerably increased, and the interest, amounting to Lbtteb Box cfcared at 3. ii; p.m. Letter* thnmgh Loath.
dbont £30 yrarly, w pow expended m gratmties and Mablcthorpe is the nearest money order office
the support of the school. There are almshouses for tbor poor
widows. Simon Thomas Scrape esq. of Cockerington, and
tbe President and Fellows of Ifagdalen College, (hcford, are
lords of the manor. WiUiam Bobert Emeris esq. X.A.,
Hntchins Rer. William Horace B.A.
[rector], Bectory
COKXEBCIAL.
Broomfield Bobert, farmer
Chatterton Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
Cnthbert Thomas, Prussian Queen f.h
Fowler Alfred & Son, grocers, bakers,
provision dealers, bao)n factors, boot
t shoe & ready-made clottung wareho
Evison George, farmer
Hoodless Edward, farmer
Jackson Samuel, farmer
Jaques John, farmer
Jaqoes WiUiam, farmer
Moody George, farmer
Moody John, farmer
North Preston (Mrs.), farmer
Xorth Thomas, farmer
National School (mixed), for 100 children ; avenge attend-
ance, 75 ; Miss Alice Wright, misticss
Casbibb to Loitth. — Vincent Broomfield, every wed
Bichardaon George, former
Richardson George William, grazier k
landowner. Ivy Grove house
Bichardson John, farmer
Richardson Thomas, farmer
Bowe William, wheelwright
Smithson Robert, miller (wind) & baker
Stnbbe Hen. threshing machine owner
Trafford Robert, grocer
SALTFLEETB7 ST. CUBKENT (or Eaot Salt-
fleitby) is a long scattered village and parish, in the
Northern division of tbe county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh
division of the hundred and petty sessional division of
Louth Eske, Louth union and county court district, rural
deanery of Loath Eske and Ludborough No. 2, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 10 miles east from Louth
by road and 7 by rail, and i mile east from Saltfleetby
■tation, situated on tbe shore of the German Ocean. The
church of St. Clement is a small building of stone, very
much mutilated, and repaired with brick, in tbe Early
English style, and dating from about 1335 : it consists of
cbuicel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a tower con-
taining 3 bells : in 1841 the lead was taken oS the roof, the
timbers shortened and corercd with slates, and the church
was restored in 1877 : it had or^inally both north and
south aisles, but the latter has been destroyed : the remain-
ing aisle is separated from the nave by a very beautiful
arcade of five arches. The register dates from the year
1716 : earlier entries relating to this parish are included in
the register kept at Saltfleetby All Saints. The Uving is a
discharged rectory, tithe rent-charge £060, gross yeariy
value £vjo, indnding 4 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of Emost R. C. Cnst esq. of Arthingworth,
Nortnants, and held since 1867 by the Rev. Henry Usher, rf
St. Bees. Simon Thomas Scrope esq. of Cockerington, is
lord of the manor. The Rev. John Henry Overton )c.A.
rector of Epworth, and William Allison* eaq. are chief
landowners ; and many of tiie occupiers are also proprietors.
The soil is rich loam ; subsoil, clay : the principal part of
the land is rich bnllock feeding pasturage. The area is
1,030 acres of land and 1,175 o' water; rateable value,
;f 1,491 ; the popnlation in 1881 was 133.
Sexton, John Goy.
Letter Box cleared at 3.15. Letters throimfh Louth.
North Somercotes is the nearest money order s telegraph
office
Usher Bev. Henry [rector]
Adlard Charles, farmer
Clark Smith,, farmer
Darnell Henry, shoe maker
Denniss Jabez, farmer
Farrow Dan Asber, farmer. Goat's farm
Hudson Thomas, career
Richardson George, farmer
Stubbs Isabella (Mrs.), farmer
Stubbs John, farmer
Wilkinson George, farmer
SAI.TFLEETBT ST. PETEB'S (or West Sau-
fleetby) is a village and parish, with a station on the Louth
and East Coast branch of the Great Northern railway, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh
division of the hundred and petty sessional division of Louth
Eske, Louth union and county court district, rural deanery
of Louth Eske and Lndburgh No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles east-by-north from Louth.
The church of St. Peter was rebuilt in the year 1877 ;
the old edifice, a building of the Lancet period, except
tbe tower, which contains 5 bells, r«mains and is some-
times used as a mortuary chapel : the new church,
situated about half-a-mile west of the old site, is an exact
reproduction of the previous church, with the exception
of the toner and clerestory : it is bnill of stone, in the
Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave of five :
bays, aisles and a bell cot at the west end, containing i
bell: the chancel seats are of carved oak and the church is
fitted with open benches, seating 190 persons; the monumental
memorials mclnde early slabs inscribed to Maria, wire of <
William Pornard ; and to Michael Gros, 1380 ; and a mural
tablet with pilasters and weeping angels to John William- 1
son, gent. 1723, and Frances (Gonvill) his wife. The I
register dates from 1653, but there are two loose leaves of 1
ao earlier register, dated 1607. The living is a rectory, ,
tithe rent-charge ;f 344, net yearly value ;f ifS, including
19 acres of g1el>e, without residence, in tbe gift of the
Provost of Oriel Colleee, Oxford, and held since 1836
by the Rev. William Richards Watson M. A. of that college.
In 1839 a yearly rent-charge of £i,ti, was allotted in lieu of
tithes, which is equally divided between the incufnbent and
William Morton esq. the impropriator. Here are Wesleyan
and Primitive Methodist chapels. Near Saltfleetby house is
a prospect tower, commanding most extensive views.
Simon Thomas Scrope esq. of Cockerington, is lord of the
manor ; and the principal portion of the land belongs to
Major Richard Francis Chaplin, of Louth, William Emeris
esq. J.P., M.A., F.s.A. of Louth, and Owen Daly m.d., b.a. of
Hull, in addition to a number of small freeholders. The soil
is loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats
and barley. The area is 2,147 acres; rateable value,
;f 3f743 ; and the popnlation in 1881 was 337.
Sexton, William Phillips.
Letters through Louth, the nearest money order office
National School (mixed) for the three Salttleetbys, erected
on a piece of kmd alienated bjr the three rectors for site
& endowment ; Miss Alice Wright, mistress
Railway Station, Samuel Lake, station master
Carsibb to Louth. — Vincent Broomfield, every wed
Watson Rev. William Ricliards u.a.
[rector], Saltfleetby house
COMMERCIAL.
Appleby Thomas, farmer
Atkinson James, farmer
Barker Evison Smith, Angel P.U
Borman John, farmer
Broomfield Vincent, shopkeeper & carrier
Denton John, farmer
Dobbs William Wright, shopkeeper
Doe James, farmer
Donner ImmanneUblacksmith & farmer
Donner Thomas Mountain, farmer
Dring Henry, farmer .
Dring John, farmer
Dring William, shoe maker
Plear Thomas, grocer, provision dealer,
Amgm t boot fe shoe dealer
Gibson John, farmer & overseer
Gibson Thomas Charles, farmer
Graves Emma (Mrs.), farmer
Graves William, farmer
Gutterson Jane (Mrs. ), farmer
Holtby Thomas, farmer
Morton John, blacksmith i beer retailer
Househam William, farmer
Hyde William, former
Johnson ft Co. coal merchants
Lowry John Thomas, bricklayer
Leake Charles, farmer
Marwobd John, farmer
Millington Herbert, butcher
Mitchell Andrew, farmer
Pridgen William, farmer
Freseott John, farmer
Paddison WilHam, fanner
Phillips William, farmer
Pinder Joseph Deiton, farmer
Reed George, farmer
Rbberts Euza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Robinson James, farmer k landowner,
Tbe Grange
Spendelow William, farmer
Stubbs John, wheelwright
Staples John, seedsman
Taylor Edward, farmer
Taylor William (trustees of), farmers
Taylor WiUiam Robinson, farmer &
surveyor of highways
Turner George, farmer
Vickers George, farmer, land snrvej'or
& assessor of taxes for 3 Salttleetbys
Ward George, farmer
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8AFPKBT0IT in a parish and ermall village, standing '■ the vicarage of Braoeby, yearly value £230 including 37
acres of glebe, in the gift of Sir William Earle Welby-
Gregory bart. (three turns in four) and the vicar of Gran-
tham (one tnrn in fonr), and held since 183a by the Rev.
William Handley Bland M.A.. of Cains College, Cambridge,
who resides at Braceby. Sir William Earle-Welby-Gregory
bart. D.L., }.p. is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The
chief crops are wheat and barley. The soil is loam ; sub-
soil, clay. The area is 6 j6 acres ; rateable value, ^^841 ;
on an eminence, in the Southern division of the county,
parts of Kesteven, Spittlegate petty sesdonal division,
Granthsmsoke union and county conrt district, rnral
deanery of South Grantham, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 7 miles east from Grantham station and north
from Corby station and 5 north-west from Falkingham.
The chmoh of St. Nicholas is a small building of stone,
in the Norman Transition style, consisting of chancel, . .
clerestoried nave and a tower with dwarf spire, containing the population in 1881 was 40.
I bell : there was formerly a north aisle, the arches and 1 Parish Clerk, Hather Dennis.
d^itals of the pillars being distinctly visible in the masonry I Letters through Falkingham by foot post, which is the
of the present north wall : the church will seat 50 persons. I nearest money order ^ telegraph office
The register dates from the year 1813, the older ones having Cabbibb to GaAKTHAM. — Hollingworih, passes through,
been lost or destroyed. The living is a rectory, united to I tues. & sat
Bailey John, grazier | Hollingworth Wiliam, grazier | Rudkin James Cecil! farmer
Faster Selina (Mrs.), farmer I I
SAXTSTHOSPE is a parish and pleasant village, in the I Dale u.a. late fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
Mid dirision of the county, parts of Lindsey, hundred of The Rev. Charles TroUope Swan li,.b. of (Prist's College,
Hill, petty sessional diTision,onion and county court district Cambridge, is lord of the manor and sole landowner and
of Spilsby, rural deanery of Hill No. a, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln,3 miles north-north-west from Spilsby
raflway station. The church of St. Andrew is a handsome
bnilding of stone, in the Perpendicular style, and was re-
built in 1844 by the rector, at a cost of ;^3,ooo : it consists
of chancel, nave and a tower with crocketed spire, contain-
ing 3 bells : the interior is fitted with oak seats, and has
three carved screens. The register dates from the year
1670. The living is a rectory, annexed to the rectory of
Aswardby in 188a, tithe reniHsharse (Sausthorpe) ;^a3o,
joint gross yearly value ^£500, including 34 acres of ^ebe,
with residence, in the gift of the Rev. Charles TroUope
Swan IX.B. and held since 1883 by the Rev. Thomas Felham
Dale Rev. Thomas Felham k.a. [rector]
Swan Rev. Charles TroUope LL.B. Saus-
thorpe hall
Bannister Edward, wheelwright
Basker John, farmer & surveyor
Clark William, farmer
Eve James, farmer
resides at Sausthorpe Hall, a modern mansion in a park of
30 acres. The soil is sand and loam. The chief crops
are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 7a7A. 3R. 25?. ;
rateable value, / 1, 169 ; the popolation in 1881 was 141.
Letters through Spilsby by foot messenger, who arrives at
7 a.m. & returns at 5 p.m. The nearest money order &
telegraph office is at Spilsby
National School (mixed), rebuilt by the Rev. F. A. Swan,
late rector, about i860, for 50 children ; average attend-
ance, 36 ; & supported by the rector : the parish has also
the right of sending three children to the Free School at
Raithby ; Miss Elizabeth Wilson, mistress
Cabribk. — Charles North, to Louth, wed,; to Spilsby, mon
Fisher Robert, grocer
North Charles, carrier
Wright William, beer retailer & farmer
SAXBT', near Market Rasen, is a parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, eastern division of
the wapentake of Aslsu»e, petty sessional division and union
of Lincoln, county court district of Market Rasen, rural
deanery of Aslacoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 10 miles north-north-east from Lincoln, 8 south-
west from Market Rasen and 6 north-west from Wickenby
station. The church of St. Helen, originally built as a
mortuary chapel of the Earls of Scarbrough, is a build-
ing of brick in the Classic style, consisting of small apsidal
chancel and nave and a turret containing i bell : the church
was restored in 1869, when the former fittings of the last
aentury were reconstructed, and the apse richly coloured
and adorned with hangings : the font was presented by some
Mends of the late vicar. The register dates from the year
Dixon George, farmer | Key RiTnard, farmer
Gothorp Francis, farmer
I Picksley John, farmer
1666. The living is a vicarage, with the rectory of Firsby
annexed, gross yearly value ;^g6 with residence, in the gift
of the Earl of Scarbrough, and held since 1B74 by the Ifev.
Robert Courtenay, of St. Bees, who is also rector of and
resides at Caenby. The Earl of Soodmugh is lord of the
manor and sole landowner. The soil is loam and clay ; sub-
soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
some land in pasture. The area is i,3aB acres ; rateable
value, ;^i,449 ; the population in 1S81 was 114.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Coulson.
Lettek Box, cleared at 4 p.m. week days only. Letters :
, received through Market Rasen ; Normandy is the nearest
money order otHce & Market Rasen the nearest telegraph
office
I Robinson Peel, farmer
SAXBT AIiL SAIITTS, by which name it is now I residence, in the gift of the trustees of the late John Hope
called, is a parish and small bat very pleasant village, in Barton esq. and held since 1866 by the Rev. Chas. Warren
the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, [ Markham m.a. of Magdalene College, Cambridge, j.p. The
northern division of the wapentake .of Yarborough, petty trustees of the late John Hope Barton esq. are lords of the
sessional divisional of Barton-on-Hnmber, Glanford Brigg manor and landowners. The soil of about one half the parish
union, Barton-on-Hnmber county conrt district, rural i is of a fine chalk subsoil and h^hly fertile ; the other part of
deanery of Yarborough No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and the parish viz. the Carrs, consists of a clay subsoil, of rather -
diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-west from Barton-on- blade nature. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and
Hnmber and 4 north-west from Elsham railway stations, good pasture. The area is 2,3aa acres; rateable value,
SaxbyAU Saintsisnear the A ncholme navigation. Thechurch ^3,161 15s. ; the population in 1881 was 337.
of All Saints, rebuilt of brick, from the designs of the late 1 Parish Clerk, John Robert Dudding ; deputy, Joseph
Sir Gilbert Scott b.a. between 1845 and '184^, is a beaati- 1 Taylor.
fnl edifice, in the Early Decorated style, consisting of chanoel. Post Officb.— John Hebblewhite, receiver. Letters throngb
nave, north aisle and a tower on the south side, embattled Hull, arrive at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m. South
in 1873 : there are ten stained windows : the east window Ferriby, 3^ miles distant, is the nearest money order
being the gift of Mrs. Barton, sen. who also rebuilt the office ; telegraph office. Barton, 5 miles distant
chancel : there is an excellent organ, presented by the rector
some of the church plate dates from the sixteenth century
a handsome new service was given by the late James Robert
Hope Scott esq. Q.c. The register dates from the year 1719.
The living is a rectory, yearly value from tithe rent-charge
;£433, net value ^^350^ including 8 acres of glebe, with
Barton Mrs. Hope, Saxby hall I Hebblewhite John, boot tc shoe maker
Markham Rev. Charies Warren m.a., I „* post office
J. p. Rectory ' Horslcy Frederick, farmer
I Enipe William, farmer
Money John k Joseph, wheelwrights
COMKSBCIAL.
Dnddtng John Robert, farmer
Hall Wflliam, blacksmith
Robinson Dorcas (Mrs.), miller (wind)
Saxby mill
SAX.TT.BT with ZNaLEBT.
National School, for 90 children, with an average attend-
ance of 60 ; & supported by the trustees of the late John
Hope Barton esq. ; Charles Burrell, master ; Mrs. Burrellr
mistress
There are carriers through daily to Barton &. Brigg from
Worlaby
Saxby Co-operative Society Limite<I
(William Bew Ellison, manager)
Shearsmith Richard, farmer
Stephenson Herbert, farmer
Dsher Richard, bricklayer
Walker Dudding, farmer, Field house
Saxilbt is a parish, large village and station on the branch
of the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint railway to
Gainsborough, in the Mid division of the county, parte of
Undiaey, Lawress wapentake, Lincoln union and comity
court district, rnral deanery of Lawress No. 3, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 141} miles from London, 6$
north-north-west from Lincoln and 13 south-south-east from
Gainsborough, bounded on the south by Notte. The, church
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[kelly's
of St. Botolphia an edifloe of 8tone,tn the Perpendicular style,
consisting^ of double cl>aui»i, clerestoried nave, north aisle
and a tower containing ^ bells : in the north;east angle oE
the north chancel is a rais^ tomb with two recumbent
figures of a knight and his lady, in white marble, sadly dis-
figured : there are sittings for 350 persons. The register
dates from 1563. The living is a vicarage, consolidated
with that of Ingleby, present gross yearly value £314, |
inclnding lag acres of glebe, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1884 by the Rev. Robert Thomas
Hutberaal Sammons m.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge, i
The Mission church of St. Andrew, near the railway station,
was erected in 1879, from designs by Mr. Goddard, of Lin-
coln, at a cost of about ;^i,ooo. There are Wesleyan
Methodist and Primitive Methodist chapels here. Saxilby
is near the Fosdyke navigation, on which there are wharfs.
Here is a Roman barrow. The land is freehold. The
principal landowners are William Rudgard.Edward Paddison,
F. J. and A. Burton, J, K. Oibson, the Crown and the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The soil is loamy ; subsoil,
Saxilby.
Arnold Mrs
Gibson Miss
May Mrs. Holly cottage
Rainbird Horace, Fossdyko house
Sammons Rev. RobertThomas Huthersal
M.A. [vicar]
Slack Frederick, The Grange
Turner George
COHMBBCIAL.
Allen William, farmer
Ancliff Edward, farm bailiS to Mrs.
Keyworth
Atkinson George, tailor
Atkinson Robert John, chemist
Bailey Joycey, beer retailer
Cammack Eleker, farmer
Capes Gamaliel, farmer
Coaling Thomas, tailor & draper
Curtois Myra (Mrs.) shopkeeper
Dickinson Francis, shoeing smith & gro
Dmry William, farmer
Ford Thomas, Snn p. h
GravenorJn.Thoe.miIlef(wind & steam)
Hardy William, joiner
Kims Edward, market gardener
Harrison Edward, blacksmith '
Issitt Davison, saddler
Keyworth Joseph, farmer
Keyworth Will»m, butcher
Kirton Frederick Wass, shoe mfcker
Jackson William Porter,man.of Lindsey
& Kesteven manure manufactory
Kirton John, shoe maker
Langhton — , farmer
Lincoln Equitable Co-operative Indus-
trial Society Lim. (Jonathan Wilson,
manager)
Lindsey & Kesteven Chemical Manure
Co. Lim. (Wm. Porter Jackson,
manager)
Linfitt Walter Charles, farmer
Marsha WilUsm, wheelwright
Marshall Hy. farmer, ChuriSi Field ho
Marsliall Richard, farmer
Middleton James Brumby, builder
Moody George, farmer, Manor house
Parman John, hair dresser
Rainbird Horace L.K.c.F.xdin. surgeon,
medical officer & public vaccinator to
No. 10 district, Lincoln onion, Foes-
dyke house
Rawding Henry, farmer
Robinson Charles, shoe maker
Rook Robert, grocer k postmaster
Sewell Ben. Inchely, Railway hotel
clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oatt and beaiu.
The area is 4,370 acres; rateable value, £i 1,917 ; the popa-
lation in 1881 was 1,191.
HiQH and Low Inoleby (or Ingnldby) are about one mOe
north from Saxilby and are hamlets.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Gilbert.
Post, Monet Obbsb k Telborafh Office k Savings
Bank. — Robert Rook, postmaster. Letters are received
through Lincoln at 7.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.55 p.in
iNsmtANCE Agent. — Reliance Mutual Life, W. L. Romilly
Schools : —
National School (mixed), erected in 1845, for 150 children;
avera^re attmdanoe, no ; Henry Brunt, master
Infants', built in 1871, for 74 children ; average attend-
ance, 50 ; Hiss Sarah Ann Beck, mistress : the schools are
supported by voluntary contributions
Railway Station, Walter Pott, station master
Carries by Water : —
William Denman, market boat for goods & passengers
passes through from Torksey to Lincoln, ever}- fri
Shepherd George, veterinary surgrai
Shepherd Thomas Holmes, farrier &
castrator
Simpson John, grocer
Slack Frederick, farmer, The Grange
Smith William, plumber
Snttaby Joseph, saddler
Urry John, farmer
Ward Thomas, inland revenue officer
Watmough George, blacksmith
Webber George William, farmer
Wheatley Jn.Ship f.h. k coal merchant
Wheatley Thomas, baker
White Benjamin, joiner Ic builder
Whittaker John, Masons' Anns p.h
Whittaker Thomas, coal merchant
Wright Charles, boot maker
Wright George, market gardener
Wright Samuel, grocer
Ingleby.
Paddiaon Mrs. Low Ingleby
Fitchett Thomas, farmer. High Ingleby
Gibson John Kirk, farmer. Low Ingleby
Paddison Edward, farmer, LowIngleVv
Parker John, farmer, Low Ineleby
Parr Isaac, farmer. High Ingleby
Ranby Francis, farmer. Cow Ingleby
6CAMBI<£BBT is a large village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lmdsey, northern division
of the wapentake and petty sessional division of Gartree,
Homcastle union and county court district, rural deanery
of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
4 miles south-east from Oonington-npon-Bain station, 7
south-west from Louth and 6 norui-by-east from Horncastle,
situated on the road between the two towns. The chureh
of St. Martin is a small edifice of brick in the Early English
style, consisting of chancel and nave and a turret containing
I bell : there are evident remains of two aisles ; the
turret was restored in 1883 : the church plate includes a
chalice of silver, dated 1713. The register dates from the
year 1569. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ^^300,
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and
held since i860 by the Rev. Thomas White b. a. of St. John's
College, Cambridge. The rectory is in the hands of the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. Here are Wes-
leyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. The Ecclesiastical
Commissioners are lords of the manor. The Dean and
Bell Charles, Scamblesby Thorpe
Clarke Rev. James b.a. [rector of
Oxcombe], Scamblesby grove
Lill Jaber.
White Rev. Thos. b.a. [vicar], Vicarage
COHIIBRCIAL.
Crowson Richard, shoe maker
Dunn Clarke, saddler
Dunn John, bricklayer
Farmer)' William, grocer
Gant John, Green Slan p.h
! Grant James, farmer
Bell Charles, farmer, ScamblesbyThorpe ■ Holden William, miller & farmer
Bourne Henry, wheelwright I Johnson Michael, tailor
Bourne John, farmer & landowner | Ladley John, blacksmith
Bourne Mary (Mrs.), farmer j Leary John, fanner
Crow George, farm bailiff to Torn Lill ^abcz, farmer & landowner
Casswell esq 1
Chapter of Lincoln, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Mr.
John Bourne and Hr. Samuel Topliss ate the chief land-
owners. The soil is clay, chalk and sand. The priiici{itl
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
2,150 acres ; rateable value, ^^3,279 ; the population in 18S1
was 364.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Bourne.
Post A Money Obdeb Office & Savings Bank.— Josepli
Topliss, sub-postmaster. Letters leoeirad tiirongh Horn-
castle arrive at 10.45 >'<°' ; dispatched at 3.30 p.ni.
Horncastle is the nearest telegraph office
National School (mixed), built in 1849. at a cost of £ty> :
it will bold 90 children ; average attendance, 54, & i) su) -
ported by voluntary subscriptions k a govemmoit grant:
Miss Mary Sophia Froggatt, mistress
Carbiebs : —
Mrs. Rachael Oliver & Joseph Parish, to Louth, every wed :
to Horncastle, every sat
William Lill, to Louth, every wed. ; to Horncastle, ever f
sat
Lill George k John, farmers
North William, farmer
Oliver Rachael (Mrs.), carrier
Parish Joseph, carrier
Topliss Joseph, draper 8c grocer, k pK^
office
Trafford John, farmer
Ward James, farmer
Ward Frank, farmer
Wilson George, iHiker
Woodroffe Robt. k Wm. Todd, farmer,-
SC AMPTOIT is a parish, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lindsej-, wapentake of Lawress, petty sessional
division, union and county court district of Lincoln, rural
deanery of Lawress No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln, 5I miles north-north-west from Lincohi and 6Jt
uorth-3ast from Saxilby station on the Great Northern
railway. The church of St. John the Baptist is a small
edifice of stone, in the Early Englirh style, with remains
of Norman work, and consists of chancel, nave, north aisle,
siuth porah and an embattled western tower with pinnaclas
containing 3 bells : the church was restored in 1877, wii™
the chancel was rebuilt at the sole expense of the late !^>'
I Digby Cayley bart. of Brompton, Yorks, and his son t.f
Rev. Reginald Arlhur Cayley u.A. late rector, a vestry anil
j or^u chamber added, and the north aisle completelr n-^
built, under the direction of Messrs. Bodley and Gamer rf
London, architects: there are brasses on the floor to Fir
: John Bolles bart. 1648, and Catherine his wife, 1644. Thr
: register dates from 1548. The living is a discharged reeury.
tithe rent-charge j£3ao, net yearly value £aSo, indodi;..-
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SCAKTUO. 613
Svaby Elijah, bnilder, irheelwright,
blackamith k ag^ricnltural imple-
ment maker
14 acres of glebe and 8 acres in hand, trith residence,
in the gift of Mrs. Bingham, and held since 1884 by
the Kev. Samuel Henry Bingham b.a. of Worcester Col-
lege, Oxford. In 1795 the pavement of a Soman villa was
found near here at the top of the hill, close to the Roman
road ; near the same spot iras formerly a small chapel, dedi-
cated to St. Pancras. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are
lords of the manor and principal landowners. The soil is
varioas, resting on limestone, ironstone and clay. The crops
are a succession of grain. The area is 3,116 acres ; rateable
value, ;£3,68o ; the population in 1B81 was 330.
Tnj. Bbidox is a hamlet, 3 miles west on tiie river Till.
Bingham Kev. Samuel Hy. b.a. [rector]
Bristow Christopher, stone mason
Ellis Joseph, shopkeeper
Mappin Samuel, farmer
NOBTH SCASIiE is an extensive village and parish,
in the Mid division of the county, ports of Eesteven, Lower
division of the hundred of Boothby Oraffoe, petty sessional
division of Sleaford, union and county court district of
Newark, rural deanery of Qraffoe, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 10 miles aonth-west-by-west from Lin-
coln, and 3 north from Swinderby station, near the Notts
border. The church of All Saints is a small building of
stone, portions of which are supposed to date from the
reign of William Ruf us : it consists of chancel, nave, south
aisle, modem vestry and a western tower containing 3 bells :
the interior is seated with very ancient oak benches witti
carved ends : the walls and roof of the bnilding were re-
stored in 1874 : the sonth side of the church, and the lower
part of the tovrer are Norman work ; the doorway leading
to the vestry has the dog-tooth ornament : some carved
capitals were found during the laying of the new chancel floor
in 1850, one of which is in the church. The register dates
from toe year 1571. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-
charge ;^364 : gross yearly value ^£300, including 32 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
held since 1859 by the Rev. Henry Inman, of St. Bees. There
are Wesleyan and Free Metho<Ust chapels. The poor had
Broadbent Mrs Dixon Benjamin, carrier k former
Inman Rev. Henry [rector] DmryWiUiam, farmer
Freston Mrs
Parish Clerk, Sidney Mason.
Post Omcx. — Robert Swaby, receiver. Letters through
Lincoln, arrive at 7.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m.
Ingham is 'the nearest money order ottice & Lincoln for
telegrams
Parochial School (mixed), built in 1875, for 60 children :
average attendance, 30 ; & supported by voluntary sub-
scriptions k a government grant ; Mrs. Emma Gresty,
' mistress
Cahsibbs. — Thomas Hayes k Thomas Applewhite pass
through daily to Lincoln from Ingham, k William Hayes
on friday.
Sutton Alfred, farmer
Swaby John, farmer
Twidale William, farmer
COKMBBCIAL.
Atkinson Wilson, farmer
Broughton Wm. farmer k rate collector
Brown William, farmer
Bush John, grocer
Clark John, farmer
Clark Thomas, farmer
Clarke Henry, miller (wind)
Clarkson William, farmer
Cook John, farmer
Croft John, farmer
Croft Robert, farmer
Croft William, farmer
Crosby William, brick maker
Dakin Frederick, farmer
Dewick Samuel, farmer
Good Joseph, farmer
Hopkinson George, farmer
Hunt Joseph, jun. farmer
Johnson John, farmer
Johnson Taylor, blacksmith
Key William, farmer
Marshall Thomas, shoe maker
Marshall Winter, shopkeeper
Metberingham William, farmer
Moody John, farmer
Moorby John, farmer
Patchett Thomas, farmer
Powell Richard, shopkeeper
Rawson Mark, farmer
Roe William, farmer
Semper Frederick, joiner
Semper William, White Hart P.H
Sharp Thomas, farmer
property bequeathed to them in 1702, by Hugh Badger esq.
viz. house, garden, and 15 acres of land, which prodnce
£33 yearly for fuel ; also the interest of £t<x>, left by Joseph
Banks in 1839, is yearly distributed in coals. R. Falkner
esq. of Newark -on-Trent, is lord of the manor ; the land is
divided among many small owners. The soU is various ; sub-
soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The
area is 1,936 acres ; i-ateable value, ;^3,63i ; the population
in 1881 was 515.
Parish Clerk, Henry Astb'n.
Letters from Newark by mail cart to Collingham, thence by
foot post. Letter box cleared at 3 p.m. week days only.
The nearest money order k telegraph ofiSoe is at Col-
lingham
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875 ; William
Roe, junr. clerk to the board ; George Wells, attendance
olficer : the board meet at the school on the first wed. in
every month at 6 p.m.
Board School, built in 1876, at a cost of ;f400, for 100
children, with an average attendance of 70 ; Setb Dixon
Butterworth, master
Cashiers. — Benjamin Dixon, William Tustin, to k from
Newark, wed. & to & from Lincoln, fri
Simpson David, wheelwright
Sims Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Slingsby Edmund, farmer
Slingsby William, butcher
Stevens John, farmer
Storr Henry, joiner
Storr John, farmer
Taylor Joseph, shoo maker
Thorpe Christopher, farmer
Till Thomas, bricklayer
Tustin William, carrier
Ward George, farmer
Wells Charles, farmer
Wells John, farmer
Wells Robert, farmer
Wells Stephen, farmer
Williams Thomas, farmer
Wright John, Sedan P.H
Wright William, shoe maker
SCASTHO is a village and parish, within the Parlia-
mentary borough of Great Grimsby, in the Northern divi-
sion of the county, parts of Lindsey, hundred and petty
sessional division of Bradley Haverstoe, Caistor union,
county court district of Great Grimsby, rural deanery of
Grimsby No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lin-
cola, 3 miles south from Great Grimsbv, on the rood from
Orsat Grimsby to Louth. The church of St. Giles is an
ancient edifice of stone, partly (including the tower) of Saxon
date, the nave being Early Decorated, and consists of chancel,
nnve and a tower containing a bells : the belfry stage has a
double window in each face, the arches resting in the middle
nn a single stone extending through the thickness of the
^vall, supported by 0 shaft with a curiously ornamented im-
post, which seems to be wholly confined to Saxon work ; the
basement courses show signs of fire, indicating that a still
Met tower, once standing on these foundations has been
burnt, and at the west end of the north wall there appears to
be a fragment of the earlier chnrch once forming an exterior
angle, and consisting of huge blocks of brownish sandstone ;
the interior was repaired in 1859, at a cost of\f4oo, when a
stained window was inserted at the east end and the interior
reseated. The register dates from the year 1560. The living
is a rectory, net yearly value ;^35o with residence, including
36 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of Jesus College,
Oxford, and held since 1882 by the Rev. Charles Fredk.
Thomas M.A. late scholar of that college. Here are Wes-
leyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. Upon a small
eminence to the north-west of the village is situated the
reservoir of the Grimsby Waterworks Company Limited,
constructed in 1863. The Earl of Yarborough d.l., j.p. who
is lord of the manor, Trinity College. Cambridge, J. Benn
and W. H. Daubiiey esqrs. and Mr. W. S. Parker are the
principal landowners. The soil is light clay ; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, and turnips, with
artificial grasses. The area is 933 acres ! rateable value,
;f 1,787 ; the population in 1881 was 334.
Parish Clerk, Robinson Coulbeck.
Letters received through Grimsby by mail cart, arrive at
6.50 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.15 p.m. ; Charles Tomlinson,
sub-postmaster. The nearest money order k telegraph
office k savings bank is at Great Grimsby
The children of this parish attend the school at Waltbam
Atkinson John Pearson
Daabney William Hmford
Gloesop Mrs. Scartho villa
Marshall William Robinson
Thomas Rev. Charles Frederick
Rectorjr
COKMSBCUL.
Abraham Alfred, fanner
Atkinson Joseph William, farmer
Atkinson William, farmer
Chilton William, farmer
Drewry William, blacksmith
Freshney Henry, carp, k wheelwright
Gooseman Charles, farmer
Holt Henry, farmer
Jessnp James, shopkeeper
Neep John, farmer
Newmarch Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Parker William Simpkin, farmer
landowner
Robinson Edward, miller
Tomlinson Charles, snb-postmaster
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SCAWBT - com - STUBTOV. with the handet or
ScAWBT Bboob. u a farub and Tillage, with a atation i^
mile* Dorth-wcat from the Tillage, on the Mancheatar,
8heflieldaiid Lincobuiiiie railwaj, in the Xorthem diriakni
of the oonnty, parts of Lindaej-, Eastern diriaion of the
wapentake of Manley, petty anaiiinnal dinaiaa of Bmton-
Hiwn-Stather, Glanlord Brigg ankm, Brigg oonnty eonrt
dutrict, rural deanery of Manlakfi arehdeaconir of Stow
and diooeae of LinoHn, 1634 miles from London and 3^
aonth-weal fran Brigg. A part of the pariah of Scawby,
which ad jotna the township of Brigg, forma a part of Briggg,
but it pays parochial rates and taxes to Scawby, and its
popola&ion is included in that parish. Scawby Brook is a
. 1858. The Bed Wei] is a Strang
chalybeate spring. Scawby Hall, the seat of the Ber. Bobt.
Sutton iLA., J. p. aod Major Bobert Siiaaii Snttosi i.r.
standa in a p*A of 170 acKS^ in wUdi is a lake of 10 aena.
Major BobertNaaaanSatton J.P. vfaoiakwdof tkemaMr,
Tbomaa Aldham and Honce B. Bdlwwid eaqra. are Ae
principal landowners. The aofl ia sandy; anhsoil, grsrcL
Tlie chief crofis are wheat* bari^, beana and peaai The
area is 3, 930 acres; rateable talne, ^^8.149: the pofialatnn
in 1881 waa 1,549.
SroinoK ^or Stnrton), a hamlet of Scawby, is haU a mile
aonth al the Tillage, and dcas to the railway statim The
names of SilToaides and Mill Place are inclndwl with tfaoae
snbnrb of Brigg. The chnrch of St. HibaM is a building of of Brigg.
stone, in die Early English style, consisting of chancel, nare, Scawbt Bbook is 1} miles north-eaaL
aisles, and an embattbd tower containing 3 bells : in 1843 Parish Clerk, Edwani Spencer.
it was entirely rebuilt (with the exception of the tower) at Post Offick. — Mrs. Ann Weatmoreland, sub-postmiatress.
the expense of the pariahionera : the chancel waareaeated | Letters arrire from Btiggat 8.45 a-m.; mspatcfaed at
with oak stalls in the early part of 1876, at a cost of about , 4.45 p.m. The nearest money order h tdepaph office
£1 10 : the organ was much enlarged in 1872, at an expense - is at Brigg
of abont jQjo. The natter, including Bri^g, dates from School erected on the site of an older one, built k endowed
the year 1558. The UTiw is a vicarage, tithe rentK;haree with ^^35 yearly, bam proceeda of land left by Bichard
£^ gross yearly Taloe, £3^ including aoo acres of glebe | Nelthorpe esq. in 1706 ; it holds 150 children, k has an
with residence, in the gift of Major B. >'. Sutton, and hdd | average attendance of no; John Wliitaker,
since 1874 by the Bev. Samuel Edward Hodgson, m.a. of Mrs. Martha Whitaker, mistress
Wadham College, Oxford. Here is a small Weueyan cbapel, | Bail way Station, John Smith, station master
built in 1834, and a Primitive Methodist chapel. ReacUng Caiibibb to Bbioo. — John Whittles, thnrs. fcaat
Hodgson Bev. Samuel Edward m.a.
Vicarage
Figott mlliam j.f. Scawby grove
Sutton Francis Bichard
Sntton Bev.Robt. K.A., j.p. Scawby hall
Sutton Major Bobert Nassau i.p.
Scawby haU
Watson William Hicks
COKKESCIAL.
Abrahams Thomas, beer retailer
Atkinson John, farmer, Stnrton
Barnard Joseph, farmer
Bradley Bobert, Queen's Arms Bailway O^lesby George, grocer
hotel, k fanner. Station Pigott William, farmer
Qiambers Jahn, miller (wind)
Denton Bobert, farmer, Scawby brook
0wood William, blacksmith
Empaon Bobert, farmer. Vicarage farm
Fisher Ismay John, farmer, Sturton
Hooton Geo. shopkeeper k watchmaker
Hutebinson Thomas, tailor
Johnson Arthur Sealea, farmer. Moor
Johnson Robert, farmer
Lamming John, farmer. Moor
Miller William (Mrs.), boor retailer,
Scawby brook
Ogle George, carpenter k wheelwright
Quipp WOliam, farmer
Beading Booms (Edward Spencer, sec)
Biohardson James, wfaeeIwngfat,Storton
Spencer Edward, boot k shoe maker,
k poor rate collector
Stovin William, shoe rad^er
Sutton William, bricklayer
Tindle Charles, estate ottioe
Tock William, butcher
Watson Wm. beer retailer, Scawby brook
Westmoreland Ann (Mrs.), grocer k
beer retailer, k post office
Whittles John, carrier
Wilson Edwin, blacksmith
8C0PW1CK is a parish, in the Mid division of the county, 1 chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 3,403
parts of Kesteven, second division of the wapentake of acres ; rateable value, j£3,95a ; the popnlatiou in x88i was
Langoe, Sleaford petty sessional division, county court dis- 399.
trict and union, rural deanery of Longoboby, archdeaconry j Parish Cleri, John Booth.
and diocese of Lincoln, i^ miles from Scopwick and Timber-
land station on the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint
railway and 9 miles north from Sleaford. The church of the
Holy.Cross is an ancient building of stone, in the Early Eng-
lish style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and
a western embattled tower containing 3 bells : there are
several ancient monuments to members of the Sewell family:
in 1883 the nave was restored, and both aisles rebuilt ; the
south porch was rebuilt in 1884 as a memorial to the Iat«
Mrs. Hall, of Scopwick vicarage. The registers date from
the year 1605. The living is consolidated with Kirkby Green,
joint net yearly value /312 with residence, in the gift of
the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1866 by the Rev. Charles
Hall B,A., of Queens' College, Cambridge. Henry Chaplin
esq. i(.P, is lord of the manor and the principal landowner.
The soil is marl and heath land ; subsoil, limestone. The
I Coulson Thomas, bricklayer
Gibson Joseph, coal mercant
COMMBBCIAL, — .
Hall Bev. Charles b.a. Vicarage
Baggaley Ebinnam, boot & shoe maker
Chatterton Prank, farmer, High grange
Christian James, Royal Oak p.h
Clarke Charles, farmer
Harrison John, farmer
Harrison Thomas, butcher
Hicks John, blacksmith k beer retailer
Howard Robert Frederick, farmer
Mackinder George, saddler
Post Opficb. — Hannam Bagaley, receiver. letters through
Lincoln arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m. ; from
Sleaford, arrive at 5 p.m. ; dispatched at 8 a.m. The
nearest money order omoe is at Metheringbam. Risking-
ton is the nearest telegraph office
National School (mixed), bmlt in 1866, on a site given by
Henry Chaplin esq. M.p. at a cost of ;^3oo, for the parishes
of Scopwick k Kirkby Green ; it will hold 90 children ;
average attendance, 65 ; & is supported by voluntary
subscriptions, government grant k school tees; John
Kay, certificated master
Cabbibb. — ^Thomas Rossington, to Lincoln, wed. k tri. from
own house, and return same day ; to Sleaford, mon. k
return same day
Railway Station, Watling Bellamy, station master
I Mitton Wm. miller (wind k steam)
Pacey Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Paddison Henry, farmer. Lodge
Rossington Thomas, carrier
Salter 'Hiomas, tailor
Taylor Thomas, farmer
BOOTSE&TH (or Scotbobne) is a parish and well-built
village, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Lawress wapentake, Lincoln union and county court dis-
trict, rural aeanery of Lawress No. 1, archdeaconry of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, 3^ miles north-west from Langworth
station and 6 north-east from Lincoln. The church of St.
German is a building of stone, partly in the Early Decorated
style, comprising chancel, nave, north aisle, and an em-
battled western tower with pinnacles, containing 3 bells
and a clock, the gift of Mrs. Ellison, of Sudbrooke : the
church was rebuilt in 1796, when the south aisle was thrown
into the churchyard, and tbo nave and north aisle were cov-
ered with a single roof : when the church was reseated in
1876, some traces of the south aisle were found : two stained
windows have been placed on the south side of the nave to
the memory of Charles Battersby and John Milner Barry
11.D. : an elaborately carved stone coffin lid, bearing a
floriated cross,Ues in the entrance : the chnrch plate includes
a chalice of the seventeenth century. The register dates from
the year 1636. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge
^la, net yearly value £no, from 7a acres of glebe with
residence, in the gift of the Earl of Scarbrough, and held
since 1852 by the Bev. Edward Milner Barry B.A. of Trinity
College, Dublin. Here are Wesley an and Free Methodist
chapels. Grantham's charity of ^16 yearly, left in 1616 by
Robert Grantham, is for ten poor beadsmen of this pariah,
and of the parishes of Dunholme and Sudbrooke ; there is
also a charity of ^^40, being the interest on a sum invested
■n £3 per cent, consols, left for the poor of the parish in
1 8S9 by Richard Ellison esq.of Sudbrooke Holme. Coningsby
Charles Sibthorp esq. m.a., d.l., jj. of Canwick, who is
lord of the manor, Mr. Joseph Grimes and Miss Battersby,
are the principal landowners. The soil is of a light kind ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats.
The area is 2,500 acres ; rateable value, ;f 3,726 ; the popula-
tion in 1881 was 495.
Parish Clerk, George Baldwin.
Post & MoNiT Obher Office A Savings flank.— William
Dawkins, receiver. Letters from Lincoln arrive at 8 slid. ;
dispatdied at 4.15 p.m. The nearest leiegntph office ia at
Langworth
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UNCSIiNSHllUS.
SCOTTSB. 6 IS
School (mixed), built by Bichard Ellison eaq. in 1837 ; it will
hold 130 children ; avenige attendance, 90 ; & u supported
by two endowmenta, of which Richard Ellison esq. contri-
butes ;f 50 & the late Charles Battersby esq. ^fao; William
Barry Kev. Edward Milner B.A. [vicar]
Deane Samuel Robert
Garilt Arthur
COMMEBCIAL.
Allis William, carrier
Appleton Frederick, farmer
Baldwin George, plumber
Cartwright Henry Bryan, farmer
Cave Aaron, boot & shoe maker
Coupe Astin, surgeon
Creasey John, wheelwright
Crowder William, farmer
Dauber Henry, farmer
SOOTTSB is a pariah and
situated on the small river Eau, in the Northern dirisioin
of the county, parta of Lindscy, Corringbam wapentake,
Sitty sessional division, county court district and union of
ainsborongh, rural deanery of Corringham, Stow arch-
deaconr}' and Lincoln diocese, 3^ miles north-by-west from
S'orthorpe station, 10 north-east from Gainsborough and 4
north-west from Kirton-in-Lindsey station. The Trent is
about 3 miles west-north-west, on which run the Hull and
Gainsborough steamers. The church of St. Peter is a large
and ancient building of stone, mostly of Late Perpendicular
character, but with portions of Early English work and
some remains of the Earlier Norman fabric : it oonsists of
'Cbancel, nave, north aisle, south porqh and a western em-
battled tower containing 4 bells, re-hung iu 1 880, and a
clock ; on the south wall of the nave is a monumental brass
to Marmadnke Tyrwhitt esq. 1591), aud Ellen (Reresby), his
wife; and there are other memorials to Robert Pearse,
rector, 1741, Tirrell Hewett, rector, 1721 ; William.
Carrington i(.A. rector, 1697 ; Albert Smith, minister,
1770 ; and to the families of Laughton, 1679-93, Ander-
son, Aistroppe, Drewry, Herring, Tonge and Ashton : the
font is Early English : the church was badly repaired in
1890, but there still remains a good Perpendicular chancel
screen, with traces of the old painting : in 1854 the western
.gallery was removed and the tower arch opened: the
stained west window is a memorial to the mother of William
Harrison Osborne ; there is an engraved copper memorial
>n, 1739 : in the church is an ancient
helmet found close by. The register dates from 1563, and
Watson Ward, master ; iMiss Uary Harrington lowler,
mistress
Oarsiebs to Lincoln. — ^Withaiii Allis, tdesday t friday;
Geo. Kirk, daily ; k John Jemof, mon. & fri
Jessup John, carrier & farmer
Kirk George, shopkeeper & carrier
Lusby Wiluam, bricklayer
Maduson John, farmer
Mottram Charles, farmer )
Olivant John, farmer
Panlger John, farmer
Perry Joseph, shopkeeper
Robinson Henry, tailor
Staples Christopher, boot k shoe maker
Thomdyke James, farmer
Willows Henry, farmor
linnson Sarah (Mrs.), Bottled Glass P.H
to Mrs. Sarah Ashton, 17^9 : in the church is an ancient
_ isi_
contains several entries of excommunications. The living
Is a rectory, gross value ;f 1,000 with residence, in the gift
«f the Duke of Rutland K.a. and held since 1833 by the
Rev. John Henry Pooley B.D., 3.F. formerly fellow of St.
John's College, Cambridge and prebendary of Lincoln. The
income is derived from 744 acres of land, awarded in lien of
tithes under the Enclosure Act, in i8ia. There are Wes-
leyan. Primitive Methodist and Methodist New Connexion
chapds. King Richard I. granted to Ais place a fair to be
held on three days at the feast of SS. Peter and Paul ; and a
weekly market on Thursday. A fair for horses and cattle is
Scotter.
OunpeyRev. Thoa. [Prim. Methodist]
Bminson Robert
Eminson Thomas Benjamin TranUin
Hill Mrs
Pooley Rev. Prebendary John Henry
B.D., j.p. [rector]
Boadley Gravenor J. p. The Manor
Robinson Mrs. Holly house
Boss Rev. Castle [Primitive Methodist]
SinithBev.Samuel[PrimitiveMethodist]
COmiSBCIAL.
Allison Charles, farmer
Allott Wm. Thomey, market gardener,
MiUhill
Anyam John, farmer. Sands
Ashworth William, fanner
Assembly Rooms (J. M. Alien, hon. sec)
Atkinson George, fkrroer
Barker James, oricUayer
Bates Joseph, tanner. Sands
Bell George, fanner, MiU hill
Bramfotd Thomas, wheelwright
BramfordWrn. carpenter A shopkeeper
Bramford William, shopkeeper
Britton George, marine store dealer
Butler JtVhn, grocer k draper
Chantry Harry, farmer, Kin side
Clark John, farmer
ClUf Joseph, White Swsn t.h. k farmer
Cook WiUiaiD, farmer
Dawkins Wm. gro. draper k postraastr
Deane Samuel Robert, surgeon
Dickinson George, blacksmith
Dickinson Harry, farrier
Dowman John, farmer
Dowman Thomas, farmer
Fnlstowe Robert, farmer
Garfit Arthur, farmer
Grimes Joseph, farmer & landowner
Grimes William, brewer & maltster
Herringsliaw George, joiner
Hill Richard, farmer
JefferyJohn Cook,milleT(wind k steam)
SOOTT WZIiIiO TTQ-BST, *<« Wnjx>tjQHBT.
large village, pleasantly held at Scotter on July 6th, and a pleasure fair on the loth,
being the anniversary of the foundation of St. Peter's church;
and a horse and foal show early in July. There is a Public
Reading Room and Library,unaer the managementof a com'
mittee,the rector bein^ the president,and Mr. J.M. Allen hon.
sec. ; the library contains about 140 volumes. Here is an As*
sembly room, built in 1875, ^'^ holding about 300 persona,
Gravenor Roadley esq. J.p. is lord of the manor ; the Court
rolls of the manor dates from 15 19. The principal land-
owners are the rector, William Camley, Arthur E^nton,
and the trustees of William Harrison Osborne esqrs. "The soO
is various, chiefly. loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, carrots, turnips and pasture. The area is
4,976 acres ; rateable value, ;67,577 ; the population in 1881
was 1,070.
ScomsraoapB is a hamlet, one mile north.
SuswoRTH and Cothhocsbs are other hamlets on the
river Trent, 3 miles west-north-west from the village. Here
is a Primitive Methodist chapel. Liettem for Snsworth and
Cotehouses should be direct«l through Owston Ferry.
Parish Clerk, John Green.
Post k Monbt Obdeb Offics k Savings Bank. — John
Watson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Kirton Lind-
sey at 10.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. The nearest
telegraph office is ^t Kirton Lindsey
Insurance Aoent. — Northern Assurance, John Butler
Schools :^- .
National (mixed & infants'), built in 1834, for the
parishes of Scotter k Scotton ; with an infants' school
added , in 1877 ; the scliools will hold 190 children ;
average attendance, 1 10 ; children attending this school
are eligible, if duly qualified, as candidates for exhibi-
tions connected with Kirtoo-in-Lindsey school ; John
Moreland AUen, master ; Mrs. Hannah Allen, mistress ;
Miss Ellen Knight, assistant teacher ; Miss Agnes Allen,
pupil teacher,
Primitive Methodist Day, built in 1881 ; average attend-
ance, 3g ; Miss Eva Annie Campsey, mistress
Casriebs to Gainsbo bodoh.— Robert Harsley, tues. & fri. ;
William Staniland, tues ; to Brigg, Robert Harsley, thnrs
Cottingham Edmund, miller (wind) k Maddison Wilfiam, shopkeeper
wheelwright ' Major Wm. Benjamin, grocer k draper
Credland EuBibeth (Mrs.), dressmaker "' " ~
Day Bobert, farmer, Scotter Highfield
Day William, farmer '
Drewry Thomas k Alfred, farmers.
Grove house .
Enainson Astley, farmer, Scotterwood
Eminson Robert, surgeon k registrar
of births k deaths for Scotter sub-
district of Gainsborough onion
Eminson Thos. Ben. Fruiklin, surgeom
Eminson William, farmer
Emmerson Wm. farmer, Soot^rfield
Elwood Gervase, shoeing k genrl.smith
Fannthorpe William, farmer
Fox William, farmer
Gilliatt Jonathan, ironmonger, book-
seller, stationer k flour seller
Green John, shoe maker k parish derk
Harsley Robert, farmer Ic carrier
Hill George FMehet, farmer
Hill Robert Major, farmer
Bill Thonias, farmer
HoDidgsworth Atkinson, briddoyer
Horsl^ Cornelius, farmer
Hodson Henry, farmer
Jordon Richard, horse slaughterer
Kidney Thomas, fanner
Kidney Elizh. (Mrs.) (exors. of) fanner
Laughton James, fanner
Lid^BM Charles, shopkeeper
Marris Thomas, butcher
Morris Robert, farmer, Goosemoor
Moxhath Francis, poor k highway rate
collector
Mozfaam Thomas, farmer. Common
Moxhom Henry John, watch maker kc
Moulds John, coal dealer
Naylor Andrew, watch maker
Nelson Wm. saddler k harness maker
Nicholson William, tin plate wprker
Osborne William Harrison, farmer,
Middle moor
Oxley Thomas, farmer, Kirton road
Plowright James, farmer, North moor
Proudley George, farmer
Public Reading Room k Library (J. M.
Allen, hon. sec; Wm. Day, treasurer)
Pycock John, farmer
Raddish Leuiing, farmer
Raddish Bichard, ferloer
RichardaCharies, farmer
ISichardsHefiry, farmer. Sands
Richards WHliam, farmer
Robinson Charles, farmer, South Ings
.Robson John, thrashing niachine owner
Soott Isaac, Sun A Anohor f.h
Scott«r Horse k Foal Show Society (J,
M. Allen, hon. sec)
Scnpholm« Richard Sharpe, grooer A
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LIRCOLRSHISE.
[kbllts
Wricht Chrutopber,
wbedwright
Oot«lioiiaes.
Day Wniiun, farmer
Any Haraley, {armer
Stephnaon Jamea, {armar
Scott«rthorpe.
Cook Harris, farmer
Day Richard, farmer
Day Robert, farmer
Foater Mary (Mrs), farmer
Prondley George, farmer
Ranyell Mary (Mrs), farmer
Whaplate William, farmer
Hbai p Kit hird, bmier, narow
Hisw Ann (Blra), •iKq>i[eeper
Skelton Hobnea, farmer. Mill hill
Skimier Thomaa, ihoe maker
Skimier WiUiam, farmer
BUcht John ft Edward, tailoTS Jk wodlen
drapers
Smith John Lacy, farmer, Scotterfield
Smith Thomaa, farmer
Smith William, batcher
Snowden Adam, cool dealer
Staniland William, carrier
Thombill Thomaa, cattle dealer
Wakefield Darid, farmer, Eaa hoaae
Watson John, shoe ma. t sab-poatmastr
Wilkinson Elizb. (Mrs), farmer. Becks
Wittingbam John, farmer. North Carr
8C0TT0H' is a pariah, township and rilUge, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindaev, wapen-
take of Corringham, GainsbornngD petty sessional division,
nnion and coonty court district, mral deanery of C!orrinjf-
ham, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 9 miles
north-cast from (rainsboroogb, 3 north-west from Kirton
station and 162 from London. The parish is bounded on
the west by the rirer Trent, and the river Ean flows throngh
it. The church of St. Genewys is a spacious edifice of
stone, in the Norman, Early English and Later styles, con-
sist!^ of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles and a tower
containing a clock and 3 bells, one of which is inscribed to
St. John : the church was originally a fine fabric, and was
brautified by several of the Nevill family, who were lords of
the manor till 1384-5 : it snffered much at the time of the
Reformation, and again in the reign of Queen Elizabeth,
A.i>. 1566, when five of its altar stones were broken up and
used as paving-stones : in iSao, by the direction of Arch-
deacon Bayley, the portions of the aisles which overlapped
the tower were pulled down, a fine rood-screen destroyed,
and forty-one shields of arms of the Nevills, whidi, with
other glass, had up to that time adorned the windows,
were carried oft and inserted in the windows of Massingbam
church, of which Dr. Bayley was then rector ; the materials
of the destroyed rood-loft are said to have been used to make
a bridge ; one doorway and the tower arch are Norman, and
there u a beantifnl Early English doorway in the north
aisle, the principal part of the tower is Early Decorated, the
upper stage being Perpendicular : the Caen atone and marble
font, designed by the fate J. E. Street esq. b.a. was presented
by the Rev. E. F. St. Leger m.a. rector : the communion
plate was given by the Rev. Wm. Morley, rector, 1731-31 :
m the north aisle, beneath an arch, is a sepulchral abb, with
a legend in Norman French, to Jo^n de Thevelby ; another
slab bears the shield of Nevill, and a defaced inscription to
one of their family, lord of Scotton in 138a ; a third slab dis-
plays the bust of a priest within a qnartrefoil, and one
other, only fragmentary, has some Lombardic letters : in the
south aisle there is an hagioscope, and the chancel retains an
Ton Sturmer Rev. Heaton Edward m.a.
[rector], The Rectory
carpenter Jcl
COHUKKCIAL.
Brown Eliza (Mrs), farmer
Cheswick William, farmer
Crust William, boot & shoe maker
Duke Martha Lawson (Mrs), fanner
Fish Moses, farmer & landowner
Eminson Richard, farmer k landowner
Gilliatt Jonathan, farmer
Goddard Howson, farm bialiff
Harrison John, carpenter h joiner
Hewson George, former
Howell Robert, farmer k landowner
Hunsley William, farmer
Johnson Alfred, wheelwright
Kidney John Bartholomew, farmer
Snswortb.
Black WiDiam, farmer
Day Edward, farmer
Day Edward James, termer
Frankland Robert, burner
Flranklaiid William, brmer
Gregory John, White Horse P.B
Hanison Thomas, shopkeeper
I Kidney Thomas, farmer
Kidney Thomas, farmer. South Ligs
Morley John, farmer
Presttm Nicholas, blacksmith
Preston Samuel farmer
Rosa George, wheelwright
Wiggleswmth Chas.(exoTS. oQ, farmers
Windle Thomas, farmer
aumbry, piscina and credence : the chancel was restored
in 1866 : m the south aisle is the recnmbent effigy of a
knight in mail armour with crossed legs, and probably
of the reign of Edward II. and also a female effigy; a
slab with floriated cross bears a mutilated inscription to
Richard Sallenby, 1400; there are one or two shields on
the roof of the chancel : there are sittings for 300 persons.
The register, including East Ferry, dates from the year
1560. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ^^665, net
yearly vaIne/6^0, with residence and no acres of glebe, in
the gift of Earl Beauchamp, of Madresfield Conrt, Mal-
vern, and held since iS8a or the Rev. Heaton Edward von
Sturmer 11.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Here are
Primitive and Wesleyan Methodist chapela This place was
sncorssively a seat of the Nevills, the Busseys, and a branch
of the baronial house of Sheffield of Butterwick. T. H. Car-
nochan esq. of Crowie, who is lord of the manor, and Miss
Beckett, of Somerby Hall, Messrs. Robert Howell, Moses
Fish, Samuel Parkinson and Richard Eminson, are the chief
landowners. The soil is loam and sand ; subsoil, clay. Ths
chief crops are wheat, barley, beana, turnips and pasture.
The area of the parish is 4,920 acres ; rateable value, jf 3,313;.
the population in 1881 was 385 ; the population of the town-
ship of Scotton was a6o.
East Kihhard's Febbt, a township in this parish, will
be found under Owston.
Parish Clerk, George Broadbent.
Post Oftice. — Charles Trafford, receiver. Letters throngk
Kirton Lindsey R.S.O. arrive at 9.50 a.m. returning at
3.55 p.m. ; no delivery on Sunday. Scotter is the nearest
money order k Kirton the nearest telegraph office
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1878; J.
Craven, Lord street, Gainsborough, clerk to the board ;
Thomas Sleight, attendance officer.
Board School, bnilt in 1879, at a oast of ;f 400, for 50 children
with an average attendance of 36 : children attending
this school are eligible, if duly qualified, as candidates for
exhibition connected with Kirton-in-Lindsey school ; Misv
Margaret Philip, mistress.
Kirby George^ farmer k poor's rate
collector
Kitchen Edward, farmer k landowner
RoUctt Arthur, farmer
Skelton Thnmss George, blacksmith
Skinner William, farmer k tax collector
Smith George, Three Horse Shoes p.h
Stovin John, farmer
Wright Elizabeth (Mrs), grocer
S0SA7IBLD is a small pnrish, in the Mid dirision of
the county, parts of Lindsey, Hill hundred, county conrt
district, union and petty sessional division of Homcastle,
rural deanery of Hill No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincoln, 4 miles east-by-south from Horncastle. The
church of St. Michael went to decay many years ago ; no
traces now remain : the churchyard is still used as a burial-
ground. The registers are inclnded in those of Hamering-
ham. The living is a rectory, consolidated with that of
Hameringham, joint gross yearly value ;f 510, including
240 acres of glebe, in the ^ft of William B. and Francis
J. Collman esqrs. and held since 1866 b^ the Rev. Henry
Shorrock B.A. of Clare College, Cambridge. William B.
Roberts David, farmer, Scrafield house
SOHEDIIfQTOV is a parish and small village, and stored in 1869, at a cost of about /i,ooo: in the aisle is an
station on the Bourn and Sleaford branph of the Great altar tomb, with a recnmbent efngy in stone of a former
Northern railway, in the southern diviiftn of the county, vicar in Eucharistic vestments: there is also a tomb to the
Coltman esq. and Francis Joseph Coltman esq. are the lords
of the manor and principal landowners. Scrafield House,
the residence of David Roberts esq. is pleasantly situated in
a well-wooded district ; it was rebuilt in 1840. The soil is
principally heavy loam ; subsoil, white clay. The crops aitt
chiefly barley, wheat, oats, seeds and turnips. The area is
670 acres ; rateable value, ;f 759 ; the population in iS8t
was S3-
Letters through Homcastle, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Mareham-
on-the-Hill
parts of Kesteven, Aswardhnm wapoitake, petty sessional
dirision, county court district and union of Sleaford, rural
deanery of Aswardhnm with LaiTord No. a,and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-east from Sleaford
and 5 north-east from Falkin^ham. The church of St.
Andrew is a small and very ancient building of stone, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch, and a
tower with spire containing 3 bells : the church was re-
memory of William Panlet, dated 1464. There are sitting*
for 150 persons. The register dates from the year ij^.
The Uving is a vicarage, gross yearly value £250, including
145 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of
Lincohi, and held since 1883 by the Bev. Alfred Hodge, who
resides at Helpringham. At present there is no parsonage
house, but the Ecclesiastical Commiasnners propose to baud
one in the year 1885 or 1886. Here is a Wesleyan Metho-
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4 p.m. Sundays excepted.
The nearest money order
dist chapel, bnilt in 1875. ^^ poor's allotments of | Parish Clark, George Dextar.
loA. ot 39P. prodncM ;f30 yearly for fuel, and there is also lbttbh Box cleared daily at 4
Uie poor's money of ^f a for distribution, left by an mJmoTO | Let^^^g ^j^^^^ Falkingham. T
donor. Bncks are made here^ The trustees of the late , „jg^ ;, ^^ osboumby & the telegraph office at Sleiford
Wilham Oirdwood esq. are lords of the manor. The pnn- 1 ._.,„ .. ^ , j ■ „., ,>v„-
cipal landowners arethe trustees of the late WilUam <5ird- A School Board of s members, formed m 1876; Phillip
•wood esq. Miss Clark, and J. M. Cole esq. The soil is light I Hunt, derk to the board, James Gorirood esq. chairman,
loom and clay ; subsoil, principally clay. The chief crops Board School built in 1877, at a cost of ;f 570, for 150
are wheat, oats and seeds. The area is 3,530 acres ; rate- ' children, with an average attendance of 80, is supported
able value, ;f 3.S.39 ; the population in 1881 was 394. ! by voluntaiy rates k .a government grant ; Miss Agnes
NoBTRBacK is a hamlet quarter of a mile north ; High- | liowson, mistress
gate, one mile south .east; Hambleton, a quarter of a mile . Railway Station, Parker Bonner, station master
south ; Neafold Hill half a mile south-east. I Cabbixb to Sleafobd. — John Blackburn, monday
Dodds Chas. grocer t draper,Post offce
Gibson Joseph, coal merchant
Gibson Thomas, cow keeper
Gratrix Thomas, farmer
Grice George, joiner
Holmes Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Holmes William, farmer
Hunt Philip, derk to school board
Isaac Robert, cowkeeper
Isaac Wm. beer retailer k blacksmith
COMMBBCIAI..
Barnes Richard, surveyor k shopkeeper
Bembridge Thomas, farm bailiff to
J. X. Cole esq
Bennett Benjamin, shoe maker
Blackburn John, carrier
Clark Harriette Anne (Miss), farmer
Dexter George, grocer
Dickens Monica (Mrs.), farmer
SCSEKCBT is a parish and small but pretty village, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold divi-
sion of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby petty sessional divi-
sion, union and county court district, rural deanery of
Candleshoe No. i, and archdeaconrv and diocese of Lincoln,
4 miles north-east from Spilsby and 2) north-west from the
Bureh station. The church of SS, Peter and Paul is a
bnilning of brick in the seventeenth century style, and con-
sists of chancel, nave and a western tower containing 4
bells, cast in 1739-40 : there is a mural monument of marble
to Charles Brackenbury esq. and others to the Moody,
Dymoke, Newcomen and other families: the stained east
mndow was presented by the Rev. Henry Brackenbury, late
rector, in memory of his wife, Mrs. Brackenbury : the
churchwas restored and re-decorated in i884,at a cost of;£6oo,
and three stained windows added, and a new organ, oak
seats and stone font introduced. The register dates jfrom
the year 1716. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge
;^33o, gross yearly value ^268, including 33 acres of glebe
with residence, in the gift of Henry Charles Verschoyle
Julius Brackenbury esq. and held since 1881 by the Rev.
Brackenbury Henry Charles Verschoyle 1 Patey Rev. Charles Roberts. A. [rector]
Julius, The Hall | Cook John, farmer
Johnson Dixon, Blue Bell P.H
Johnson James, Bricknukers Arms P.R
Lamb John, farmer
Lilly John, farmer
Porter Percival, farmer
Quincey John, fanner
Rippon, William, farmer
Swallow Thomas, farmer, Northbeck
Wright John, farmer
HoS William, Grebby hall
I Curtis William, farmer
Charles Robert Patey b.a. of Exeter College, Oxford There
is a Wesleyan cbspel here. The charities amount to £6
yearly, j^5 derived from Scremby estate, and £1 from rent
of land in Little Steeping and distributed by the rector and
churchwardens. Scremby Hall, a handsome mansion,
pleasantly situated on a gentle acdivity, is the residence of
Henry Charles Verschoyle Julius Brackenbury esq. who
is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
soil is sand, loam and clay ; subsoil, loam, clay and gravel.
The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and turnips. The
area is 970 acres ; rateable value, ;£i|636; the populatiou in
1881 was 173.
Grbbbt is a hamlet one mile north-west. William
Hoff esq. of Grebby Hall, is sole landowner.
Parish Gerk, Charles Brown.
Letteh Box cleared at s p.m. Letters through Spilsby,
the nearest money order& telegraph office
National School (raixed),for 56 children; average attendance,
34 ; k supported by voluntary contributions ; Miss Naylor,
mistress
Hoff William, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Parker William, shopkeeper
SCSrVBLSBT is a parish, in the Mid division of the : church was restored in 1876. The register of Scrivdsby
county, parts of Lindsey, southern division of the wapentake dates from the year 1566 and that of Dalderby from 1690.
of Gulree, Homcastle union, petty sessional division and The living is a rectory, united to that of Dalderby, tithe
county court district, Hornoastle rural deanery, archdeaconrj- rent-charge ;^70o, gross yearly value ^^820 including sa
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 2} miles south from Horn- acres of glebe, in the gift of the Hon. the Queen's Champion,
castle. The church of St. Benedict is a fine stone building, and held since 1867 by the Rev. Samuel Lodge h.a. of
in the Early EngUsh, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, Lincoln College, Oxford, hon. Canon of Lincoln and rural
consisting of chancel with aisle of two bays, nave of three ' dean of Homcastle. Scrivelsby Court, the property of the
bays, north aisle, a small tower, with spire, erected by the Hon. Francis Scamon Dymoke, the Queen's Champion, who
late Hon. Sir Henry-Dymoke hart, in i860, and containing ; is lord of the manor and sole landowner, is an irregularly-
I bell : the nave and earlier chancel arcades and the chancel | bnilt Gothic mansion, standing in a park of 360 acres,
arch are Early English ; the windows of the nave Modem I well wooded and stocked with deer : this manor andently
Decorated work : the chancel retains a pisdna . the stained j belonged to the Marmions, but came into the family of
east window is a memorial to the Rev. John Dymoke, who Dymoke in the reign of Richard II. ; it is held by the per-
died in 1828, and Amelia Alice Elphinstone, his wife, who j formance of the office of Champion of England, or King's
died in 1856, and was erected by their eldest son : the raonu- j Champion, the owner bdng required to appear at the coro-
ments chiefly commemorate the Marmion and Dymoke nation of each monarch, armed and upon horseback, and to
tamilieSjpossessors of the manor of Scrivelsby and hereditary cause a challenge to be proclaimed to all opposers of the
champion of England: there i* a brass to Sir Robert
Dymrae kt. and bart. ob. 15 Ap. 1575, with effigy and in-
scription : this is placed on the upper slab of an altar tomb
beneath the dumcel arcade : of earlier date is a recumbent
effigy in stone of a knight in armour, with crossed legs, and
conjectured to represent Philip, last Lord Marmion, of
Scnvelsby and Tamworth, 1393 : contemporary with this is
the recumbent effigy of a lady, with a dog at her feet : a plate
of copper in the church is inscribed to Sir Charles Dymoke
kt. champion at the coronation of James II. his wife. Lady
Dymoke and other members of his family : in the chancel is
a slab ins<7ibed to the Hon. Charles Dymoke, 1703, erected
by his widow, Jane Dymoke, in 1726, and also mural monu-
ments of white marble to the Hon. Lewis Dymoke, champion
at ibe coronations of Geo. I. and Geo. II. and the Hon. John
Dymoke, champion at the coronation of Geo. III. : the
soverdgn's right to the succession, receiring as his fee the
King's drinking cup : this ceremony, has, however, been dis-
peuMd with at the last two coronations : the Champion is
nsnally styled "Honourable." The soil is sandy loam ; subsoil,
white clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and turnips. The area is 1,916 acres ; rateable value, ^f 3,388 ;
the population in 1881 was 134.
By a Local Government Board Order, dated December
34th, iSSo, the Fen allotment, containing 14 inhabitants,
was transferred to Langriville parish.
Parish Clerk, W. AUbooes.
Letters through Homcastle, which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
The houses in this parish being much dispersed, the children
attend the schools in the adjacent villajges which are nearest
to their homes
Dymoke Hon. Frauds Scamon,
Scrivelsby court
Lodge ilev. Canon Samnd X.A., l.P.
[rector k rural dean]
SOUITTHOKPB is a considerable villa^ and township,
a qoarter of a mile from Frodingham station and 8 miles
nortii-west from Brigg, in the Northern division of the
county, partfr of Lindsey, ea«t division of Manley wqwntake,
Brackenbury Mary (Mrs.), farmer.
Manor farm
Oampion Hosea, farmer, Home farm
Houldersbaw Charles, farmer
Jefferey John, farmer. Grange
Marshall Jesse, farmer
Redmore John, farmer, Holm wood
Westerby James, farmer
Glanford Brigg nmon, Brigg county court district and petty
sessioml division. A mission room and an iron church at
Santon Terrace are now used in connection with the Fro-
dingham church. Here are Wesleyan, Primitive Methodist
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LmCOLNSHHEE.
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and Congre^tional chapels. A oemetory of 4 acres ints
formed in 1884, at a cost of ;£^3iOoo : it has a chapel and mor-
tnary, and is under the control of a Burial Board ot 9 mem-
bers. Irqnirorks on an extensive scale are maintained here
by Messrs. Dawes, of Elsecar, and the Lincolnshire Iron
Smelting Co. The Police station includes a cnurt house,
vhere the magistrate (Joseph Cliff esq.) occasionally
sits. Rowland Wins esq. m.p. of Nostell Fnory, Wakefield,
who is lord of the manor, and Robert John Hinman Par-
kinsoB esq. m.a., b.c.1.., j.p. of Rarendak, are the prindpel
landowners. The population in 1871 was 616.; in 1881,
3,048, and now about a,soo.
Post k Honky OiotSK Ofkicb & Savings Bank k Telegraph
Edlington Annie (Miss), dress maker
Evison Joseph, taacy dealer
Andrews John m.d
Oooldrey James
Gwinell George
Insnll Rev. Walter [curate]
McCallnn John
Selby Rev. Johnson [Congregational]
Tosh George, High Field
Tumman John Andrews
OOUHEBCIAI..
Allen Thomas, tinman & brazier
Andrews John m.d., c.k. physician k
surgeon
Arrand George, shopkeeper
Bagley William Thomas, blacksmith
Sainton George Edward, bricklayer
Beech Thomas, brewers' agent
Bray Crispin Todd, insurance agent
Brown Fred, draper
Brunt George, pork batcber
Brunt William, brewer
Cemetery (FVeer, Hett k Hett, clerks to
the burial board)
Carlisle John, hair dresser k shbpkeepr
Cheeseman k Hong, drapers
Clayton John, shoe maker
Co-operative Society (Charles Edwin
' Traviss, manager)
Couldrey James m.k.c.s. Eng., L.S.A.
Ixmd. physician k surgeon, certifying
factory surgeon k medical officer &
public vaccinator,Scunthorpe district,
Glanford Brigg union ; k at Bnrton-
on-Stather
Creascy William Thomas, shopkeeper
CiBssey Jn. C. town crier k bill poster
Cowling Robert, greengrocer
Cutts John George, taaor
Drayton Charles Waters, grocer
DritiUl Ralph, boot k shoe maker
Evison William, grocer
FiUingham George, coal dealer
Fitchett Samson, general dealer
Freer, Hettb Hett,solicitors; k atBiigg
Fletcher Joseph, chemist k druggist
Fryer k Co., wine k spirit merchants
Haywood Winfred, miwn broker k
dotbier
Hewitt Joseph, refreshment rooms
Hocknell 'HtomBS, shopkeeper
Hogg William, shopkeeper
Hollingsworth Edward, pork butcher
Hollingsworth Edwd. jun. shoe mercer
Holt John, grocer
Holt Sarah Ann (Mrs.), grocer
Howson George, DshmoiKer
Hunt George, funttto^emder
Jackson Everatt, ironmonger
Jaqucs Edward, coal' merchant
Johnson George Wm. k Go. provision
merchants
Kemp Edward, farmer
Kemp John, grocer
Lidgard Walter, general dealer
Liockwood Richard, anctloneer k vainer
Long Uriah, miller, com merchant,
farmer & dealer in com k cake
Lowery John Marshall, insurance agent
Mundey John, butcher
Nainby John, tailor, woollen draper k
outlitter
Oxtobey Thomas, farmer
Pickup Thomas Barnes, family grocer,
draper, provision merchant k agent
for Chapman's cattle oils
Pindar John, draper k grocer, k agent
for W. k A. Gilbey, wine k spirit
merchants
Offiee, Seunthorpe. — ThAmat tSaaa Nainby, sab-poat-
master. London k other letters are received tjumgh boo-'
eaater arrive at 7.30 a-m. ; dispatched at 6.10 p.ni. No
delivery or dispatch on Sundays. Postal telegraph offieas,
Frodingham station k Scontluirpe
lasnranee Agent — ^Northern Aasmranoe, B. D. Luckwood
Cemetery, Freer, Hett Ic Hett, clerks to the barial board
County Police Station, Sergeant Heniy Windley in charge
Public Officbbs : —
Certifying Factory Sorgeon k Medical Officer k Public
Vaccinator, Scunthorpe district, Glanford Brigg uniao,
James Couldrey i(.B.c.8.Bng., i.B.A.£oiid
Town Crier, Jolm C. Cieney
Parkin Joseph, butcher
Richardson Bichd. baker k confectioner
Rosling Thomas, provision merchant
Ryalls Edward, provision merchant, bis-
cuits k tinned meats kc. k dealer in
horse com, EUgh street
Skelton Henry, carrier
Skinner Edward, builder
Skinner William, farmer k overseer
Skinner William, Pnrnaoe Arms p.R
Skinner William Thomas, wheelwright .
Smith, Ellison k Co. bankers (C. S.
Hollingsworth, manager) ; open fri ;
draw on Smith, Payne k Smiths,
London e c
Spenceley William, plumber
Spihnan William, stone mason
Sowerby Thomas, tailor
Sntton Francis Richard, spirit mer-
chant (Thomas Beach, manager) ; k
at Brigg
Swaby Robert Ingram, Blue Bell hotel
k farmer
Theaker John» shoemaker
Thomas Edward, cowkoeper
Todd Arthur, painter
Trent Iron Works (Messrs. Dawes,
proprietors)
Waters Maria (Mrs. ), provision mer
Wcstoby James, news agent
Whitham Edwin RichsTO, shopkeeper
Willford Joseph, printer, stationer,
bookseller, bookbinder k dealer in
paper hangings. High street
WUson John, famitnre dealer, under-
tiOcer, joiner, builder &■ contractor
Windley Henry, sergeant of police
Woolsey Thomas, sMxUer
york John Edwin, poultry dealer
SXAHBT-cum-OWaCBT.
Sbabby is a sednded village and a parish, comprising the
hamlet of Owmby, about half a mile distant, situated in a
valley a short distance from the turnpike road from Caistor
to Brigg, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
Lindsey, south division of Yarborough wapentake, Caistor
union and county court district, Yarborough rural deanery
No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles
north-north-west from Caistor, 5 south-east from Brigg
and one mile and a half nort-h-eaat from the Howsham station
«n the Hull, Market Raaen and Lincoln railway. The
«hurch of St. Nicholas, built in 1833, is a structure of white
brick, in a Modem Gothic style, consisting of chancel and
nave and an embattled tower, containing 5 bells and clock :
in i860 the church was reseated and a chancel screen
«rected : two of the bells, the clock, altar rails and screens
were the gift of the Rev. T. J. M. Townsend b. a. the present
Ticar : in the alley of the nave there is a stone coffin fid with
Latin inscription to a former vicar, who died in 1441 : in the
churchyard, close to the entrance, b the capital of a pillar of
the original church, with a delicate moulding of the dog-
tooth ornament : the base of the churchyard cross, with the
square hole in which the shafts stood, and the ctrcnlor steps
iKtding to the churchyard gate, also remain : and an
ancient coped stone, with a raised foliated cross of very elegant
Searby.
Coates William Henry
Townsend Rev. Thomas Jackson Milnes
B.A. [Ticar]
Bainbndge William, tanner
Coates mlliam Henry, farmer
Dixon William, farmer
Hudson George, wheelwright
Mason William, cowkeeper
Walls Robert, builder
West John, blacksmith
Owmby.
I Skipworth Septimus Patrick B,A.Owmby
mount
Bennard Misa
Bennard John, farnwr k landowner
Cuthbert George, farmer
design, probably of the fourteenth century, now covers the
grave of the wife at a former parish derk, and' is inscribed :
" Isabella Bark-with, died April 6th, 171a." The register,
including Owmby, dates from the year 155S. The living is a
rioarage, net yearly value ;f 3oo, including 60 acres of glebe
with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of
Lincoln, and held since 1845 by the Rev. Thomas Jackson
Milnes Townsend b.a. of Lincoln College, OzforA. There is
a Wesleyan chapel. Mrs. Dixon, who is lady of the manor,
and John Bennard esq. Joseph J. Bnrkinshaw esq. Mrs. Hett
and John West esq. of Melton Ross, are the prindpnl land-
owners. The soil is chalk, clay and'sand ; subsoil, similar.
The chief crops are wheat and turnips. The area is i860
acres ; rateable value, ^3,487 ; the population in 1881 was
217.
Parish Clerk, William Jeffery.
Wall Vsnsa Box cleared at 3 p.m. week days only.
Letters received through Caistor. The nearest money
order k telegraph offices are at Caistor
National School (mixed), built in 1854, at a cost of £,aoo, tar
60 children, 'with an average attendance of 35, k aap-
ported by the lady of the manor, Mrs. Dixon k school
fees ; Mrs. Charles, mistress
Hohson Robert, farmer
Linnu^ William, farmer
Stephenson l*>ederick Wm. farmer
Skipworth Septimus Patridc, inspector
of nmsances to Caistor rural sani'-
tary authority k registrar of births b
deaths forOaistor snD-di8triet,Owmby
mount
SEBOBBBOOK is a parish and station on the Grantham I ven, Ne-wavk union, SpittlegMe petty aseafonal diraien,
and Nottingham railway, in the Southern division of the | Grantham conntT oonrt district, rural deanery of North
ooonty, Winnibrigg* and Tbreo wapentake, pavte of Keat*> 1 Grantham, arohosaeoary and oUoceae of Lincoln, 4 mile*
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west-north-ire8t from Onuvtham. The villa^ ia pleaamtly I conumited. A fi*ld called the " Abbey Field," to the eutof
■itnated near the conflnenoe of two rivalets, on the Bingham
and Nottingham road. The church of St. Lawrence is an
ancient building in the Norman, Early English and Perpen-
dicular styles, consisting of chancel, with chantry chapel,
nare of three bays, aisles, porches and an emhattlea western.
tower containing 3 bells : the earliest portion of the
fabric comprises the arcade of the north aisle, the rest of
the building being Perpendicular : in the angles of the
chancel are large canopied niches, and in the south wall a
canopied eedile, piscina and credence within a single
niche ; in the north wall is a smaller niche : the pulpit, of
carved oak, has the date 1634, and the prayer desk is con-
strncted from portions of the old screen ; the font is coeval
with the north arcade and has an octagonal basin : the
chapel on the south side of the chancel was built by Sir John
Markham, Chief Justice of the Kmg's Bench, 1462-9, and
opens into the chancel by two arches, the easternmost of
which is now enclosed by the remains of the rood screen :
there was foi^ierly an altar tomb to the judge on the south
side of the chapel, but of this only the upper slab, now in
the pavement of the building and deprived of its brasses, is
left: in the east wall is a snutll incisM slab, with effigy and
inscription to Alice (Skipwith), wife of Sir John Markhsm,
1494, and Dorothy, his daughter ; the judge is said to nave
bmh a chamber over his tomb, where he spent his last years
in prayer and meditation ; iq the angles of the chapel are
canopied niches similar to those of the chancel, a piscina
with credence, and at the west end a stonp, with a shield
below it. The register, including also entries for East Al-
lington, dates from the year 1559. The living is a rector}-,
with the chapelry of East Allington annexed, tithe rent-charge
£43^ joint gross yearly value ;f 600, in the gift of the Lord
Uiuicellor, and held since 1864 by the Rev. Wm. Drake m^a.
late fellow of 8t. John's College, Cambridge, hon. canon of
Worcester, and one of Her Majesty's chaplains in ordinary :
ihe rector is also dean of Sedgebrook, and as dean paid 15s.
a year to the Crown until 1873, when the payment was
Burton Alfred, shopkeeper
Burton William Swaine, farmer
Cballands William, brick maker ; res,
Bottesford, Leicestershire
Exton Thomas, shopkeeper
Jackson John, wheelwright
SEUPBUfaHAM-cum-POINTOir and BIBTHOBPS
b a large parish, inhabited principally in that part known
as PoiNTON and Birthokpb, in the Southern division of
the connty, parts of Kesteven, Aveland wapentake. Bourn
tmion and county com't district, rural deanery of Ave-
famd No. 2, and archdeacenry and diocese of Lincoln. It is
s miles south from Billingborough station, 3 south-east from
Falkingjiam, 8 north from Bourn and 106 from London.
The church of St. Andrew, the nave of which formed part
of the ancient priory church, is a building in the Norman
and Perpendicular styles, consisting of a modem apsidal
chancel, nave of four bays, aisles and a plain but massive
central tower of Perpendicular date, with eight rich pin-
nacles and containing 3 bells : the nave and north aisles are
Norman : there is a plain doorway of this period on the
north side and a very tine Norman doorway on the south
side, with ancient doors of fir, splendidly ornamented with
iron scroll work : the font is octagonal : there were formerly
north and sonth transepts, which, together with the chancel,
irere taken down and the materials sold : the church is
situated on an eminence, overlooking the Fen district, about
half a mile from any residence now existing, but was
formerly surrounded by the village, which gave name to the
g Irish : it was restored in 1868-9, <>*' >^ eost of about ;^i, 500;
er Majesty, as impropriator and owner of half the parish,
thTongh the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, contribut-
ing most liberally : the north wall was wholly rebuilt from
the foondation and extended, three out of four of the lower
arches opened, the roof renewed and the church reseated,
the new seats being careful reproductions of the old work :
a stained window, the gift of Mrs. Saunders, wag inserted
on the north side of the tower and on the south side is
Drake Kev. Canon Wm. m.a. Bectory
Upton Frank u^
OOMVEBCIAL.
Auckland Henry, coal merchant
Bull William, farmer
the church, but now jinclnded in the parish of Barrowby,
seems to indicate the former existence here of a monastic
house. This parish is entitled to a share of a charity left by
Sir Wm. and Lady Ann Thorold, of Marston, in 1670. The
Thorold trustees give a yearly sum of ^^15 to be distributed
among the poor at Sedgbrook at the discretion of the rector,
the churchwardens and the overseers of the poor. Sir John
Henry ThpKdd bart. d.l.,j.p. of Syston, near Grantham,
is lord of the manor and owner of the land, except the
glebe of 57 acres. The manor anciently belonged to the
Markbams, and there are numerous references to this
family in the old registers ; the old manor bouse, situate near
the church, is now occupied by Mr. George Kemp, farmer.
The soil is clay and loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops
are wheat and beans. The parish comprises I1635 acres of
fertile land ; rateable value, ^3,635 ; the population in 1881
was 221 in the civil parish and 434 in the ecclesiastical
parish, including East Allington.
Parish Clerk, Andrew Handley
Post Office. — Andrew Handle^*, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grantham at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. The
nearest money order offices are at Bottesford & Grant-
ham, & Grantham is the nearest telegraph office
Public Elementary School, erected in 1875, by the trustees
of Lady Thorola's charity (see Marston), at a cost of about
;f 500, for 70 children ; average attendance, 60 ; & is sup-
Ewted by the endowment & a government grant j Mrs.
ucy Upton, mistress
Middle Class School, erected in 1882, with master's house,
by the Thorold charity trustees, at a cost of ^^ i , 100, for 25
boarders : attached to the school are exhibitions k scholar-
ships open to boys bom in Sedgebrook & various neigh-
bouring parishes ; Frank Upton b.a. head master
Bailway Station, Frederick Pontin, derk in charge
Carkiers to Grantham. — William Hand, of Bottesford, &
Francis Naylor, of Allington, pass through on Saturdays
Kemp George, fanner
Pontin Frederick, station master
Robinson Mary (Mrs.), water miller ft
farmer
Towers Joseph, farmer
Wilkinson Tliomas, blacksmith
vicarage house, and the school at Fointon, and in procuring
the restoration of the abbey church. In monastic annals,
this parish is celebrated as being the birthplace of Sir Gilbert
de Sempringham, founder of the religious order called
" Gilbertines " : he was the eldest son of a Norman knight,
and chaplain to Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln, who made
him a priest ; Gilbert de Gaunt, lord of Falkingham, in 1 139
gavb the land for this reUgious house, for the foundation of
which Sir Gilbert had personally obtained t he sanction of
Pope Eugenius III. ; the order, intended to inclade persons
of both sexes, who lived in separate houses within the
monastic precincts, was soon joined by great numbers, the
mies being those of St. Augustine for the monks, and of St,
Benedict for the nuns, but they were not allowed to see each
other except at the celebration of Holy Communion : the
founder lived 106 years, and before his death, 13 houses of
Gilbertines had been founded, containing 700 men and 1,300
women and at the time of the dissolution, the namber had
increased to 25, tbe total yearly income of which, in modem
value, amounted to ;^ioo,ooo : Sir Gilbert, who had devoted
a great portion of his fortune to the Abbey, was canonized
in 1202 ; and on the surrender of the priory it was given by
Henry VIII. to Edward, Lord Clinton, who built a fine
mansion out of the materials thus obtained ; but on the death
of the second Lord Lincoln in 1616, it was pulled down, and
only a few irregular mounds of earth mark the site : the
moated area of t£e priory can still be traced near the parish
church : the Oilbertine order was the only one of English
origin. Captain Handley, who is lord of the manor, the
Crown and Captain Smith, of Horblin^, are the principal
landowners. "The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel and clay.
another, presented by the Rev. J. C. K. Sdunders m.a. rector The chief crop is com, but most of the land is devoted to
of Friesthorpe and vicar here 1861-9 ; there are memorials grazing. The parish contains 3,48oA. IR. 4P. ; rateable
to their two daughters ; another stained window was given | value, ^3,190 ; the population in 1881 was 580 in the parish
by Mr. W. H. Constable, of Cambridge, who executed the ' and 85 in the township,
two preceding windows : the chancel, rebuilt by the Crown, '
is in the Early English style: the church was reopened
July i^ 1869, by the Bishop of the diocese. Tbe register,
including Birthorpe and Pointon, dates from the year 1558.
The living is a vicarage, with the ch^ielry of Poitoton an-
nexed, tithe rent-charge ;£7, net yearly value ;^i 80, inclnd-
ing 34 acres of glebe and some in hand, with residence, in
the gift of Earl Fortescue, and held since 1877 ^Y the Rev.
Thomas Charles Lichfield Layton ilaI of Pembroke College,
Oxford. The Hev. J. C. K. SannderSr during his ten years
ttMence in this parish, wasinstroments] in tniilding a good
Semfbinqeam Fen is about 3 miles to the east of the
Abbey church. Sempringham House, now a farm, is about
I mile east.
Birthorp« isa'small township, which maintains its own
poor, a miles east-by-north from Falkingbam and i mile
west from BaUngborough station. The Manor House, now
occupied as a form-house, is a good stone' building,' forming
three sides of a square. The area is abont 500 acres ; rate-
aUe value, ;f 809; the population in iSSt was <J.
" zedby VjVJOy IC
Digit
6'20 SEMPRINQHAM.
LINGOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
Pointon is a pleasant Tillage and hamlet, 3 miles east-
sonth-east from Falkingham and i^ south from Billing-
boroo^h statian,na the turnpike road to Bourn, the bulk of the
inhabitautg living there. There is a Wesleyan chapel here.
A noted breed of long wooled Linoolnshire sheep, upwards
of a century old, is mamtained by Mr. Tom Cassvell, and
realise very high prices at his annual sales.
PoiMTON Fen extends about 3 miles to the eastward of the
village. The area is 1,776 acres ; rateable value, 1^2,760 ;
the population in 1881 was 438.
Parish Qerk, William Upton.
Sempringhaiu.
Casswell Thomas Sussell, farmer, Fen
Dowse Edward Thiatlewood, farmer,
Sempringham house
Pearson Wflliam, farmer. Fen
Pointon.
Layton Bev. Thomas Charles Lichfield
M.A. L^icar], Vicarage
LOMUBRCIIL.
Almond Frederick, farmer
.Atkinson Joseph & James, farmers
lieacraft Harrcy, carpenter & wheelwt
Boyfleld Richard, farmer
Brewitt Frederick, butcher t farmer
Briatow John, boot & shoe maker &
post office
Burrows WQliam Thomas, farmer
Casswell Tom, farmer & grazier,
Pointon house
Coulson Joseph, general dealer
Curtis Robert, New Ship inn
Dennis William, baker & shopkeeper
Dockett Robert, farmer. Fen
Freestone John, farmer, Pointon lodge
Garton Thomas, erocer k draper
Hackett John, Old Ship inn, & farmer
Houghton William, farmer. Grange
Onzman William, engineer, general
smith, dealer & agent for all kinds of
Post Oiticb, Pointon. — John Bristow, receiver. Letters
through Falkingham by cart to Billingboro', thence by
foot post, arrive at 7.50 a.m. ; dispatdied at 4.30 p.m.
The nearest money order jc telegraph oStce is at Billing-
boroogh
Nationu School (mixed k infanta), Pointon, built in 1863, at
a cost of /500, raised by subscription : the school will hold
150 children ; average attendance, 84 ; & is supported by a
(^own donation of ^25, government grant & a voluntary
rate k school foes ; attached to the school is a parochial
Ubrary of about 180 volumes ; William Hornby, master ;
Mrs. Emma Hornby, mistress
reaping k mowing machines & other
agricultural implements k grazier
Ranshaw Robert,grocer,draper k baker
Scott John, farmer. Fen
Taylor Joseph, baker
Taylor Willtam, farmer
Wood John Robert, farmer. Fen
Birthorpe.
Armstrong Benjamin, farmer k miller
(wind)
Baily Edward, farmer & grazier
Tomlinson Augustus (exors. of), farmer
k grazier
Wilson John, farmer
SIBSS7 is an extensive village, parish and station on
the East Lincolnshire railway, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, western division of the soke of
Bolingbroke, Boston onion and county court district, rural
deanery of North Holland, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 5 miles north-north-east from Boston and iia from
London, situated on the road from Boston to SpUsby. The
church of St. Margaret is a spacious structure, of the
Norman, Early English and later periods, and is reputed to
have been originally built a.d. 1087 : it consists of chancel,
clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles, south porch, vestry
and a lofty embattled tower containing a very fine peal of 8
bells : the nave, including its arcades, is Norman and the
north aisle has a doorway of this period ; the chancel retains
piscina and sedilia, and there is another piscina in the south
aisle : the clerestory, lighted by five windows on either side,
as well as a bcll-cot on the western gable, is Perpendicular,
the tower is four stages in extreme height, of which the
lover are Early Engfiah, the upper is a debased addition :
the font, consisting of an octagonal basin on a clustered
stem, is also Early English : it was completely restored in
1854-3-6, by church-rate and subscription, under the direc-
tion of Mr. Charles Kirk, of Sleaforo, architect, when the
roofs^ floor, seats and pulpit were renewed : th^ are fire
stained windows in the chancel, and one in the tower : the
large five-light east window was put in by the tenant* and
friends of and to the memory of the late Thomas Gape esq.
the lay impropriator, who entirely rebuilt the chancel in
1855: the cost of the whole work was about /2,5oo: the
organ was built by Nicholson, of Lincoln. T/Se register is
complete from the year 1565. The living is a discharged
vicarage, gross yearly value of £ags, including 170 acres
of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
and held since 1871 by the Bev. Frank Besant m.a., b.a.,
F.R.A.s.of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Nokthlakds is a
collection of houses, i miles north from the village of Sibsey.
The Wesleyans have a chapel in the village, erected in
1874, and the Primitive Methodists have one at North-
lands. Various small charities in money, land and houses
have been amalgamated, and are now represented by
about 10 acres of land, on which several small houses
stand. Dr. Pacey also in 1859 left an annuity of ;^2o
for the benefit of the poor of Sibsey. John Samuel
Wanley Sawbridge Erle-Drax esq. M.p. of Ellerton Abbey,
Sibsey. 1 Boyers k Son, saddlers
PBiVATB BBSIDBNT8. ! Brummitt George, blacksmith
„ _ „ , „. ; Cartwnght John, market gardener
Besant Rev.Frank M.A.,F.B.A.s. Vicarage , Dauby Matilda (Mrs.), Pied Bull p.h.
Clapham William
Harrison Mrs
Harrison Thomas '
Botchen Thomas
Riggall Richard
North Mrs. Margaret
Robinson Misses
Slator Richard Johnson, Avenne
Smith Benjamin Anderson
Thompson John Wilson, Manor house
Waite Edmund Brown
Woods Mrs
COMMBBCIAI.
Asling John, farmer
Bale Arthur, land surveyor
Beckett Robert, draper
Hill dyke
Dion Frederick, farmer
Dion James,. farmer
Gray Job, shoe maker
Harness Levi, farmer
Handson Richar J, tailor
Harrison Thomas, farmer
Harrison William, farmer
Hassnip Charles, tailor
Herring Benjamin, cattle dealer
Holderness Mathew, shopkeeper
Holland John, butcher
Habbert James, farmer
Hubbert Robert, farmer
Eerman George, shoe maker
K-'rkby Edward, blacksmith
Richmond, Yorkshire, who is lord of the manor, and John
Malcolm esq. are the principal landowners, with several
smaller owners. The soil is rich loam; subsoil, heavy
clay. The chief crops are wheat and other com, with
etoellent pasturage. The area is 6,079 acres; rateable valne,
j^8,6o6 ; the population in 1881 was, of the dnl parish,
1,304, sod of the ecclesiastical, 1,127, which comprises parts
of the civil parishes of Sibsey and Frithville, including the
hamlet of Frithbank, whidi is a detached but ancient
portion of the parish.
By a Local Government Board order, dated December
34th, 1880, a detached partj of this pariah, with 10 inhabit-
ants, was transferred to Fnthville, and at the same time a
detached part of Frithville, with 49 inhabitants, Skirbeck
Fen allotment, with 38, were transferred to Sibsey.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Mawer.
Post Office. — John Tuxford, postmaster. Letters arrive
from Boston at 5.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 7.30 p.m. The
nearest money order office is at Boston &: telegraph
office at Sibsey railway station
INSUBAMCB AoENT. — Northern Assurance, W. Tomlinson,
Northlands school
Schools: —
Free, rebuilt in 1869, k endowed with48A. i6b. of land,
enclosed from the waste, k now let for ;fiio a year;
there are no free scholars ; the school is managed by
trustees, of whom the Rev. F. Besant K.A. is chairman ;
Arthur Bale, master ; Mrs. Jane Bale, mistress
Endowed, Northlands, founded about 1846 by Mr. Plant,
of Worcester, for the free instruction of poor children fc
endowed with about 25 acres of land, producing £iO a
year ; there are now (1884) 60 scholars ; William Tomlin-
son, master ; Miss Tomlinson, mistress
Endowed, Frithbank, founded in 1736 by Dame Margaret
Monson k endowed with £12 a year ; in 1863 a new schotd
room k master's residence were built at the sole cost of .
John Malcolm eS'|.of Pollalloch, Lochgilphead, N.B. owner
of the Frithbank estate, who also provides the master :
the school will hold So children ; average attendance, 65 ;
George Marshall, master
Railway Station, William Wykcs, collector
Cakbiehs to Boston. — George Simpson k James Rnshton,
wed. & sat
Mawer Clapham, miller (wind)
Mawer Joseph, wheelwright
Mawer Thomas, miller (wind)
Mawer William, carpenter
Mowbray John, farmer, The Willows
Nicholson Thomas, wheelwright
North William, farmer, Nortflands
Pickering Francis, builder
Picket Edwin, can>enter
Picket Susannah (Mrs.), farmer,Nort.h-
lands
Rhoades George, miller (wind)
Rhoades Henry, shoe maker
Richardson David Bancroft, Ship p.r
Robinson Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer
Robinson Thomas, farmer, Northlands
Robinson Thos. Gray, frmr. Northlands
Robinson Zachariah, farmer
Rnshton David, farmer, Northlands
Rnshton Henry, builder
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRECTORY.]
Bnshton Robert, grocer
Hash ton Samuel, farmer
Ratter Edwin, butcher
Sargeant Kichard, beer retailer
8imp8on George, farmer
Slater Richard Johnson, farmer, Avenue
Smith Benjamin Anderson, surgeon &
medical officer k public vaccinator,
Sibsey district, Boston union
LINC0LK8HIBE.
Smith Benjamin, farmer
Taylor John Richard, market gardener
Thompson Jn. Wilson, farmr. Manor ho
Tuxford John, grocer* draper
Ufton John, farmer
Waite Edmund Brown, farmer
Walker Mary Ann (Miss), Star P.H
Ward William, farmer
West George, saddler k ironmonger
SKEGTTESS. 621
Winters George, farmer. Hill dyke
Winters William, farmer. Hill dyke
Frithbank.
Oarby Thomas, farmer
Lawrence David, farmer
Medforth John, Malcolm Arms f.h
Randall John, farmer
Sykes Charles, farmer
SILK WIIiLOUaHBT, see Wiixouohby.
SI2C0N WEIB, see KiBTOK.
SIX HII<IjS is a parish, in the Mid division of the . riages, 1682. The living is a vicarage, with that of Hainton
county, parts of Lindsey, east division of the wapentake of | annexed, tithe rent-charge (Hainton) ^^323, (Six Hills) ^7;
Wraggoe, Caistor union. Market Rasen county court dis- '~"~^ ' ' — '"" '-'-^ ' ~-l-
trict, rural deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, 4} miles east-by-sonth from Market
Basen, and io| west from Louth, situated on tho road
from Market Rasen to Wragby. The church of All Saints
is a stone edifice in the Early English and Decorated styles,
consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, south porch and a
western tower with pinnacles, containing 4 bells : the
church, with the exception of the tower and south door-
way, was entirely rebuilt in 1S69, at an expense of about
/2,ooo, the principal part of which has been borne by
Edward Heneageesq. h.f. of Hainton Hall, the patron : there
was once a north aisle of three bays, traces of which may
be seen in the north wall ; in the sooth wall there are two
Decorated windows : at the time of the restoration of this
church it was intended to retain and restore the tower,
but owing to the incautious mauner in which the work was
carried on, the tower gave way, and was eventually, with
much trouble, removed : the restoration may be generally
described as of a mean and inferior character, with the
exception of the tower, which was rebuilt in 1875, under
the direction of Mr. James Fowler, of Lontb. Tbie register
of baptisms and burials dates from the year 167a, mar-
Fortescue Rev. Arthur Trosse [vicar] I Drakes Edward, farmer. Grove hooaa
CoUingwood Robert, farmer I Kemp John, shoe maker
Drakes John Edwd. fanner, TheGrange I Rawson James, shopkeeper
joint gross yearly value 1^298, including 33 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of Edward Heneage esq. m.p.
and held since 1883 by the Kev. Arthur Trosse Fortescue,
of St. Albau Hall, Oxford. A Gilbertine priory, dedicated
to the Blessed Virgin, was endowed here in the reign of
Stephen, by Albert de Oreslei : in this monastery King
Edward I. confined Mary, wife of Christopher Seton and
sister of Robert Bruce, in 1306 : at the dissolution in 1534,
its gross revenue was valued at ;£i70 Ss. gd. its site and
possessions were granted to Sir Thomas Heneage and
Catherine, his wife. Edward Heneageesq. m.p., d.l.,j.p.
of Hainton Hall, is lord of the manor and sole landowner.
The soil is strong clay and sand ; subsoil, sand. Tho chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
1,960 acres; rateable value ^3,446 ; the population in 1881
was 17s.
Pariah Clerk, William Bamaby.
Lbtteb Box cleared at 4.15 week days only. Letterj
received through Market Rasen, which is the nearest
money order & telegraph office
Infant Schnol, built in 1874 by Edward Heneage esq.
M.p. for 30 children ; average attendance, 17 ; Mr;.
Maria Smith, mistress
TrafFord Jsph. wheelwright &blacksmith
Willows Pmllip, farmer. Forest hill
8KXQNBSS is a flourishing village, bathing-place and
coastguard station, and the terminus of the Firsby and
Skegness branch of the Great Northern railway, ]>leasantly
situated on the sea-coast, in the Mid division of the county,
garts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Caiidleshoc wapentake,
^ pilsby imion and county court district, rural deanery of
Candleshoe No. 3, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
13 miles east from Spilsby, 4 east from Burgh, and 5 north-
east from WainSeet, 131 from London, 75 from Nottingham,
and 93 from Leicester. It has of late years become a
popuhir place of resort for the inhabitants of the Midland
oonoties, and is also largely visited by invalids ; the sands
are firm and broad, and the bathing safe. The town is
lighted with gas. As many as 250,000 persons visited
Skegness daring the year 1883. The Pier, erected at a cost
of j^.3i,ooo by a Limited Company, was opened in May,
1881 ; it is constructed of iron, the length is 1,843 ^^^^'
-with a saloon to seat 500 people. The Water Works at
Winthorpe are the property of the Earl of Scarbrough
and were opened in 1S79; the well is 331 feet deep, and
yields a plentiful supply of water. The church of St.
Clement is an ancient building in the Perpendicular style,
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower
containing i hell; it was partially restored and reseated in 1 884
and a stained window inserted, in memory of Bishop Steere,
of Central Africa, formerly curate: the font, apparently of
earlier date than the church, is octagonEil, with biank
shields around the basin : there are monuments to the
Chapman family, 1708-55. The church of St. Matthew,
erected in 1880, is a building of stone, in the Early English
style, from designs by Mr. James Fowler, of Louth, and at
present consists only of nave, south aisle, porch and the
lower stage of the lower, but the church when completed
will have an apsidal chancel, with organ chamber and
restry, clcrestoried nave of five bays, aisles, north and
south porches and a tower of three stages, the material
used being Ancaster stone, and the total estimated cost
^^7,870: the first stone was laid November sth, 1879, by
the Countess of Scarbrongh, assisted by Viscount Lumley,
and the first portion of the church opened by the Bishop
of Lincoln, September 2i8t, 1880. The register dates from
the 3'car 1653. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge
jQi6o, net yearly value ^330, including 16 acres of glelw,
in the gift of the Earl of Scarbrough, and held since
1880 by the Bev. Francis Baldwin b.a. of Jesus CoUege,
Cambridge. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Metho<ust
chapels here. There are fire hotels, fitted with warm, cold
and shower baths ; and numerous lodging houses. The
Ske^diess Turkish Hot and Cold Swimming Baths Co.
Limited erected public baths in 1883, at a cost of
about £4,000, consisting of ladies' swimming bath,
with seven private baths, and gentlemen's swimming
baths, with seven private ba*hs ; the Turkish baths
consist of three heating, shampooing, coaling and lounge
rooms. The "mirage," or "sod bank," may be seen on
the sea here in calm weather : the phosphorescence of the
sea is very beautiful, and may be frequently observed in tho
summer : the shore is comp<»ed of fine sand. The National
Lifeboat Institution bare a station here, with a boat,
originally procured by a local society, but the present life-
boat was presented by Mrs. Ingram, of the "Illustrated
News, " in memory of her husband, the late Herbert Ingram
esq. formerly H. P. for Boston. The County Police Station,
Roman Bank, was built in 1883, at a cost of ^1,300, and
comprises quarters for an inspector and three cells and a
court-room for occasional use. The Earl of Scarbrough is
lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is
rich loam and silt; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, beans, potatoes, peas, oats and mustard. The area
is I Ah acres of land and 830 of witter ; rateable value,
;f9>9^i t'liB population in 1871 was 349, and in 1881,
1,338.
Parish Clerk, John Dunn.
Post, Money Ordeb k Teleokaph Office k Savings
Bank. — Nestor Howell, postmaster. Mails arrive at 5.15
a.m.& 1.40 p.m. despatched at 3 p.m. except Saturday at
3.45 ik 7.25 p.m. with a late fee till 7.35 p.m. Letters are
delivered at 7 a.m. & 2 p.m. No Sunday post. Money
order business 8 to 6 p.m. ; Saturday, 8 to 8 p.m. ;
telegraph business 8 to 8 p.m. ; snnday, 8 to 10 a.m
Insubancb Agents : —
Accident, William Hall, 66 Lumley road
Crown Life, William Hall, 66 Lumley road
Guardian Plate Glass, William Hall, 66 Lumley road
Midland Counties Fire, William Hall, 66 Lumley road
Emperor, R. Sleight, Alexander road, Wainfleet road
Northern Assurance, A. G. Ward
Scottish Equitable Life, Francis L. Wardle, Lumby road
PCBLIC E^ABLISHHENTS : —
Cricket k Race Ground, Arthur Burgess, lessee
County Police Station, Romui Bank, John Taylor, inspector
k I constable
Skegness Pier Co. Limited, Arthur Linder, pier master
Skegness Pavilion k Pleasure Ground, A. R. Ensor, lessee
Skegness Turkish Hot k Cold Swimuiing Baths Co. Li:n.
Charles H. Tippet, sec. ; Joseph Gray, manager
Pdblic Opficehs : —
Collector of Poor's Rate, William Heley, Garfield hous3,
Drummond road
Town Crier, George Howgate, Ossett villa, Wainfleet road
Digitized by VjUUy IC
6^22 SKEGNESS.
LINCOLNSHIBl.
■ [kellt's
Lincolnshire Begiment, ist Volnntecr Battalion (F co.)
Drill hall. Sea View hotel, Maj. Geo. Walker, commandant
National Endowed School, Boman Bank (mixed), built
in 1880, at a coat of ^1,500, for 250 children ; average
attendance, 176 : the school has an endowment of £x>
yearly, left in i860 by William Everington esq. of
London, & ia further supported by subscriptions & school
fees ; Abraham Porter, master
^
PRIVATE KESIDBNT8.
Baldwin Bev. Francis u.A. [rector &
surrogate], Rutland road
Bernard Charles John, 38 Lnmley road
Brearey Samuel, Lumley road
Grantham Charles Frederick, The Hall
Colbeck William H
Iremonger Bev. Edward Reginald x.A.
fcarate of Croft], Pembroke honse,
Rutland road
Jackson Edward- Arthnr, 4 Foontain
villas, Lumley road
Newton George Robert, 30 Loinley rd
Feake Henry, Syne hills
Tippet Henry Vivian, Roman bank
Wray David Clipson m.d. South parade
COMMBBCIAL.
Allen Clarinda (Miss), lodging house,
Baythorpe villa, Lumley road
Allen Mary (Mrs. ),lodging ho. Thomey
villa, Wainilcet road
Allott John Wild, taUor, High street
Almonds Ellen (Mrs.), fancy repository
& lodging house, High street
Archer John, boot maker, Roman bank
Bamber William & Charles, plumbers,
Lumley road
Bamber William RowIand,coffee rooms,
Hkeston house, Lumley road
Barker Frederick Henry, surgeon den-
tist, Lumley road ; & at Gt. Grimsby
Barlow James, grocer, i Lumley road
3arran8 Ruth (Miss), lodging house.
Prince Alfred avenue
Barrett Thomas Lawrence, draper,
Lumley road
Beanland Fred, tailor, Lumley road
Bedward Thomas, lodging house, Not-
tingham house. South parade
Bernard Charles John, surgeon, 38
Lumley road
Black John, lodging house, Grosvenor
villa. South parade
.Black Sarah (Mrs.), lodging bouse,
Prince Alfred avenue
Booth Walter, lodging house, Wyberton
house, Lumley roEid
Borman John, coal merchant, see Dun-
kley & Borman
Bratley John, lodging honse,A8bton vil
Brown John, lodging house, Northcote
house, Rutland road
Brown William, beer retailer & shop-
keeper, WainHcet road
Bull Joseph, lodging house, 4 Fountain
villas, Lumley road
Bullmore Henry, lodging house, 77
Lumley road
Bnrchnall Geo. butcher, Roman bank
Burn John Stoker, farmer
Burnett Aaron, coffee rooms,24High st
Burns Susannah & Eliza (Misses), lodg-
ing house, Richmond ho. Lumley rd
Campkin Jane (Mrs.), lodging house,
Kingston house. South parade
Cartwright Fred, baker & confectioner,
42 Lumley road
Cash George Henry, auctioneer, estate
agent, dealer in agricultural imple-
ments, ale & porter merchant, com-
mission & insurance agent ; & at
Wainfleet, All Saints
Cater Hannah (Mrs.), lodging house, 2
Lumley terrace
Cliambers Joseph, lodging house, Bol-
ham bouse, Lumley road
Chapman Henry,dining rooms, High st
Chapman Wm. grocer, 76 Lumley rd
Clara Henry, fishmonger, High street
Clarke, Berry & Harrison, farmers
Clarke Samuel, Lion hotel, Lumley rd
CliftonJoseph.lodging ho. Gomersall tcr
Clifton Julia Moore (Mrs.), private
hotel, Frederica ter. North parade
Colam Annie (MiW), lodging house,
Studley house, Lumley road
Colbeck WiUiam, H. coast guard officer
Cooke William John, auctioneer, Sydney
house, Lumley road
Cooling Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy reposi-
tory, 45 Lumley road
Cox Elliott (Misses), lodging house.
Providence house. South parade
Crawshaw Harriet (Mrs. ),confectioner,
12 Lumley road
Crawshaw Joseph, builder, contractor
& sawing mills, Alexandra road
Cricket & Race Ground (Arthnr Bur-
gess, lessee)
Crafts Geo. Jas. draper, 39 Lumley rd
Crust Samuel, cowkeeper, Roman bank
Dashper Gilbert John, solicitor, see
Tweed Stephen&Daahper, Roman bnk
Daykin Isaac, lodging house, Rother-
bam house, Wainfleet road
i Dicks Emma (Mrs. ), coffee rooms,
NBWSFAFaB— EOcegness, Spilsby, Alford, Wainfleet, Bnrjh,
Chapel & East Lincolnshire Herald k General Printing
Co. Limited, published fri. John Avery, manager
Railway Station, George Plnckerman, station master
Sutton & Co. Parcels Delivery, Thomas G. Locks, agent, 31
Lumley road
Hammerton Francis Elizabeth (Mias),
co£Fee rooms, 3 Lumley rosd
Hampson Ehzabeth (Mrs.), lodging
house. South parade
Hannett George Sumner, auctioneer,
valuer & estate agent, 2 Lumley rd;
& at Grantham
Heaton Charles, plumber k gasfitter,
20 Lumley road
Hepworth Thomas, lodging honse
Hildred Charles, Hildred's hotel, High .«t
Hiley William, collector of poor rates,
Garfidd house, Drummond road
Hill Henry Edward, auctioneer,NarfoIk
house, Lumley road
Hipkin George Henry, lodging house,
Gome sail terrace
HolUngworth Lizxie (Mrs.), lodging
house, 4 Lumley terrace
Holmes William, lodging honse, Edin-
burgh avenue
Houghton Charles, joiner, Roman bank
^ Honlden Eliza (Mrs.), lodging honse,
Revesby villa, Lmnley road
Lumley road
Dixon Charles, dining rooms, High st , ,
Drewry Arthur Gilbanke, fancy reposi- 1 Howard Harrison, dining ^oom^ 29
tory, Lumley road I Lumley road
Drewery George Cowlam, grocer, 73 i Howell Nestor, bookseller & fancj' re-
Lumley road ^ pository, & post office, 46 Ltmileyrd
Duke Betsey (Miss), lodging honse, 1 Howgate George, town crier, Ossett
Clifton house, South parade [ villa, Wainfleet road
Dunkley k Barman, coal merchants, Hudson Richard, lodging bo. i Pier ter
Railway station j Hunt James, confectioner. High street
Dunkley Geo. bidr. k farmer. Holly ho . Iremonger Itev. Edward Reginald x.a.
Dunkley Hobson, farmer k brick maker, boys' school, Pembroke house, Rot-
Perseverance villa land road
Earl of ScarbroughEstate Office (Henry 1 Jefteries John Robert, watch maker, 8
V. Tippe*, agent), Roman bank | Lumley road
Edwards William Winter, lodging house, ' Jeffery Fredk. plumberipain ter. High st
Station villa, Wainfleet road { Kilvington Henry, lodging honse,
Eley Annie (Mrs. ), lodging house, 32 1 Prince Alfred avenue
Lee Charles, hair dresser & tobacconist.
Lumley road
Ellis Henry, lodging house, Derby
house, Lumley road
Elphee Lucy (Mrs.), lodging house, 6
Lumley terrace
Enderby Matthew k Co. refreshment
rooms. Railway station
Ensor Arthur Riunfurd, dining rooms,
37 Lumley road k dining rooms &
Eublic library, Skegness house ; &
issee of Skegness Pavillion & Flea-
sure grounds. See advertisement
Fletcher Ann (Mrs.), lodging house,
Gomersall terrace
Frith John, lodging ho. Drummond rd
Garfit, Claypon & Co. (sub branch),
bankers (Edward.A.j8ckson, agent),
Boman Imnk ; open from ro till 4,
Saturday 10 til! i ; draw on Lloyds,
Barnetts k Bosanquetg BankLimited,
London
Garratt Samuel, Vine hotel
Gaunt Joseph, baker k confectioner,
26 Lumley road
Giles James, lodging honse, Frederica
terrace. North parade
Giles Noah, grocer, Lumley road
Oillbray William, lodging house, Drum-
mond villa. South parade
Grantham Chas. Fred, farmer, TheHall
Green John, baker & confectioner,
Lumley road
Greenwood Thos. dining rooms,High st
Haley Timothy, painter, Lumley road
Hall George, conee rooms, Asgarby
honse, Lumley road
Hall John Henry, monumental stone
k marble mason, Lumley road
Hall William, accountant, honse, land
& insurance agent k secretary to the
Wainfleet, Firsby k Skegness railway
Co. 66 Lumley road
Haller Frederick WiUiam, pharmaceu-
tical chemist, 36 Lumley road
Lumley road
Lee Edwm, blacksmith, Roman bank
Lee John, china k glass & furniture
dealer, 2 Lumley road
LeightonChas.lodging house, 3 Pier ter
Liddall Richard, lodging house, Edin-
burgh avenue
Liltey Samti^, shopkeeper, Wainfieet rd
Lincolnshire Regiment, ist Volunteer
battalion (F Co.) (head quarters,
Spilsby), (Major George Walker,
commandant), Drill hall, Sea View
hotel
Locks Thomas George, grocer k fish-
monger, k agent to Sutton k Co. 31
Lumley road
Lumley Hotel Co. Limited (Mrs. Maria
Sewell, manageress)
Lumley Livery Stables (Arthnr Bur-
gess, lessee)
Lynas Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. ), lodging
house, Thorne villa, Wainfleet rrud
Mackinder Robert, land k house agent
&c. ; & at Spilsby k Boston
Marshall Edwin, farmer
Marshall Sarah (Mrs. ), farmer
Major John William, lodgiing honse, 79
Lumley road
Marshall William Holmes, watch maker,
16 Lumley road
Martinson Ann (Mrs.), lodging house,
Newark house. South parade
Moody William Plaskett, grocer, pro-
vision dealer, Bass' bottled beer k
Guinness' stout k agent for W. k A-
Gilbey, wine k spirit merchants,
Lumley road
Morley George, chemist k stationer,
50 Lumley road
Morley Susannah (Mrs. ), lodging house,
Moira honse. South parade
Newton George Robert, chemist k den-
tist, 30 Lumley rawl
Digitized by VjUUVlC
ZtlftBCTORY.]
Newboold Benjaaun, bakor, Ida road -
Oliver Heniy, confectioner, 44 Lnmley
road ; i; miiing rocnms. High street
Oram Mary (Mr8.)i fiishinoiiger, 5
Lnmley road
Overton George, bntcher, i4LamleyKl
Parker William Albert, dining rooms,
9 Lnmley road
Parkin Mary (Mrs.)> lodging house, 3
Fountain villas, Lnmley road
Fttolson Henry John, grocer k draper,
80 Lnmley road
Pairson Charles Richard, Pier hotel
Pearson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), lodging
bouse, Cumberland ho. Rutland rd
Phillips Bachael (Mrs.), lodging house,
Lorraine honse. South parade
Pollard Henry, lodging house, Edin-
burgh avenue
Pratt John, lodging house, Clarendon
honse, South parade
Proctor Elizabeth (Mrs. ), lodging house,
Rutland road
Fycock Thomas, lodging house, 3 Cra-
ven villas, Wainfleet road
Riunthorpe Ellen (Mrs.), lodging honse,
Lumley road
Randall George, greengrocer, 13 Lam-
ley road
Revell Saml. dining rooms, Lnmley rd
Reynolds John Philip, lodging house,
Algitha road
Richardson Jas. boot ma. 4 Lnmley rd
Roe John, grocer & fancy repoaittry.
High street
Roe Sarah (Mrs.), private boarding
house, Nottingham house
Rose John, co&e rooms, Hull house,
Lumley road
Rowley Alfred William, mineral trater
manufacturer, Wainfleet road
Ryan Frederick & Thomas, butchers,
Lnmley road
Sams Thomas, lodging honse, Frederica
terrace. North parade
Sanderson Magnus, lodging honse,
Edinburgh avenue
Simmonds Thos. lodging ho. Algitha rd
Simpson Henry, china & glass dealer.
High street
Skegness Oas Light ft Coke Co. Limited
(Tweed, Stephen &: Dashper, sees. ;
John N. Foster, manager)
LnrCOLKSOIBE.
Skegifess Pavilion & Pleasure Gardens
(Arthur R. Ensor, lessee). See ad-
vertieement
Skegness tiet Co. Limited (Tweed,
Stephen & Dashper, sees. ; Arthur
Linder, 'pier master)
Skegness Sea View Hotel Co. Limited
family k commercial hotel (Miss
Maria Dunkley, manageress)
Skegness, Spilsby, Alford, Wainfleet,
Burgh, Chapel & East Lincolnshire
Herald & General Printing Co. Lim.
(published friday ; John Avery, man-
ager), Roman bank
Skegness Steam Boat Co. Limited (John
H. Storr, manager). Fern house,
Lumley road
Skegness Turkish, Hot & Cold Swim-
ming Baths Co. Limited (Cliarles H.
Tippet, sec. ; Joseph Gray, manager)
Sly Alien, coffee rooms, High street
Smith Edwin, hair dresr. 25 Lumley rd
Smith Stephen, fancy repos. High st
Smyth Charles, photographic artist, 15
Lumley road
Spencer George Barton, dining rooms,
27 Lumley road
Spikins Thomas, museum of curiosities.
High street
Stamford, Spalding & Boston Banking
Co. Limited (sub-branch) (William
Hall, agent), open from 10 till 4 ;
Saturday 10 till i, 66 Lnmley road ;
draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London
Steel John, lodging house, Dewsbury
house, South parade
Stephen Reginald Arthur, see Tweed,
Stephen & Dashper
Stobie James Benjamin, dining rooms,
10 Lnmley road
Stockton Walter, dining rooms & tobac-
conist. High street
Storr John Rowland, greengrocer, 77
Lnmley rood & lodging house. Fern
bouse, Lumley road
Street Ruth (Mrs.), lodging house,
Cromwell house, Rutland road
Sutton & Co. Parcels Delivery (Thomas
G. Locks, agent), 31 Lumley road
Sutton Thos. blacksmith, Roman bank
Swift William Edward, photographic
artist, Lumley road
Taptster Jn. ironmonger, 11 Lumley rd
SK^LLINGTHORPB. 623
Tempest Eezia (Mrs.), lodging boost,
Emnburgh avenue
Thaoher Eliza (Mrs.), lodging honse,
5 Lumley terrace
Thompson Jane (Mrs.), lodging house,
5 Craven villas, Wainfleet road
Thorpe Jn. greengrocer, 28 Lumley rd
Tippet Henry Vivian, agent to the Earl
of Scarbrough, Roman bapk
Tipple Jas. lodging ho.PrinceAlfred aven
Tointon John, lodging house, Frederica
terrace, North parade
Treadgold Alfred, lodging house, 3
Lumley terrace
Turner John Coldwell, coal merchant
Tnrville J. coffee rooms, 78 Lumley rd
Tweed, Stephen k Dashper, solicitors
k sees, to the Skegness Pier Co. Lim.
6 Skegness Gas Light k Coke Co.
Lim. Roman bank
Ulyatt Jane (Miss), lodging house,
Danesbury house, Lumley road
Wade Jane (Miss), lodging house, Hor-
ton house, South parade
Waite George, grocer, 7 Lumley road
Waite Mary Eleanor (Miss), fancy re-
pository. High street
Ward Arthur John, dining rooms, 47
& 48 Lumley road
Wardle Francis Lewes, draper & furni-
ture dealer, 32 to 35 Lumley road
Warwick Fnmeis, dining rooms, 72
Lumley road
M'^ater Works Office (John V. Tippet,
agent), Roman bank
Watson George Green, whitesmith &c
High street
Wells Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging botise,
Raithby villa, Lnmley row!
West George, boot maker, Lnmley rd
White Charlotte (Mrs. ), lodging house,
Hallamshire house, Luniley road k
2 Pier terrace
White Wm.mnsic wareho.79 Lnmley rd
WildsmithWm.lodgingho.49Lnmleyrd
Wilkes Maria (Mrs.), nshmngr. High st
Wingate Henry, farmer, Roman bank
Woods Thomas Heley, lodging honse,
Moulton house, Lumley road
Woodward William George, stationer,
6 Lumley road
Wray Dand Clipson m.d. physician k
sbrgeon, South parade
SKBZiIalNOTHGKPE is an extensive and scattered vil-j residence of Richard Conpland Ber^e-Conpland esq. d.l.,
lage and parish,in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kes- | j.p. is a modern mansion, half a mile south of the church.
teven, lower division of Boothby Graffoe, wapentake, Lincoln ! The manor, with a large estate, including the farms called
imion and connty court district, Graffoe rural deanery, and | the Decoy, Lounds and Stones Place, was bequeathed, in
Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 3^ miles south-east from : 1693, by Henry Stone esq. to Christ's Hospital, I^ndon.
Sazilbystationon the Great Northern and Great Eastern joint i The pnncipal landowners are Christ's Hospital, Richard
nulway, 6 miles west from Lincoln, extending to the borders I Ber^ne-Conpland and Alfred Shnttleworth esqrs. The
of Notts. The church of St. Lawrence is a small bnilding of
stone in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave
with clerestory, aisles, south porch and a tower with low
spire containing 5 bells, ; the east window is a memorial
to R, Carhne esq. and his wife ; in the churchyard is ' a
handsome monnment to H. Stone esq.: the church was
rebuilt in 1855. The register dates from the year 1563.
The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value ^f 268 with house,
in the gift of the trustees of Spital Hospital, and held since
1881 by the Rev. James Cutline Blenkame, m.a. of Pem-
broke College, Oxford. The Hospital owns 300 acres of rec-
torial glebe, and a corn rent in lieu of tithes, producing
together ^£'830 a year. There are Wesleyan and Primitive
Ifethodist chapels here. Hartsholme Hall, the seat of
Alfred Shnttleworth esq. d.l., j.f. is a mansion of red brick
with stone dressings in the Gothic style, erected by the
late Joseph Shnttleworth in 1863 ; it is pleasantly situated
in extensive grounds, containing a lake 25 acres in extent,
and is 3 miles south-west from Lincoln, on the high rood
from Lincoln to Skellingthorpe. Skellingthorpe Hall, the
Bamea marked thus > receive letters through
North Uykeham.
Bergne-Conpland Richard Conpland
O.L., f.T. Skellingthorpe liall
Blenkame Rev. James Cudiffe U.A.
[vicar]
*DQdding Thomas Joseph Wilson,
Spring beck
NeviLe ^ward H. Manor-house
Pratt Henry, Th* Cottage
*Prstt Miss, Hykeham cottage '
*Shaw Hngh, Brooklands
Shnttleworth Alfred d.l., j.p,
holme hall
•Taylor Henry, Woodland house
Warrener WiUiam John
COMMEBCLIL,
Arden William, farmer
Atkinson Abraham, fanner
Balncs Jane (Mrs. ), beer retailer
Baker William, blacksmith
Barnes Edward, broom maker
soil IS light sandy ; subsoil, gravel and fen land. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 6,220 acres ;
rateable value, £g, 509 ; the population in 1881 was 732.
Swallow Beck, a hamlet on the Witham, 3 'miles sonth
of Lincoln and a miles north-east from Hykeham station, is
in this parish, and belongs to Thomas Beverley Richardson
esq.
Parish Clerk, George Marshall.
Post Office. — Mrs. Hannah Drnry, receiver. Letters
through Lincoln arrive at 8 a.m. ; disintched at 5 p.m.
week days only. Lincoln is the nearest money order &
telegraph office
National Endowed School(mixed) bnilt, with master's house,
in 1856 J the master receives ^^'so yearly from the Spital
Hospital, j^io from Christ's Hospittd k ^ 10 annually from
the parishioners ; the school will hold lao children ; avec-
aga attendance, 90 ; & is partly supported by school fees ;
Richard Hatton Brooks, master
CS.SIUXRS TO Lincoln. — Ralph Green k John Flasket, pass
throngli, daily
I Bee Benjamin James, carpenter
•Brooke Thomas, oowkeeper
Drury Hannah (Mrs.), shoe maker.
Post office
Emmons Walter, Stones Arms p.R. k
timber detder
Fotherby Charles, shoe maker
Gask William, farmer. Old farm
Gask Eliith. (Mrs.), farmer, Glebe frm
Green John, batcher
Harts-
Digitized by
vjoogle
624 SKELLIKCTBOBPE.
Green Robert, former
Gresham Joseph, farm bailiff to Bichd.
C. Bergne-Coupland esq. D.L., j.p
Hoimea Arthur, farmer, Loonds farm
Jackson William, higgler
Kitchen William, voodman
Marshall George, tailor
McTile Edwd. H. farmer, Manor honae
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Faddiaon Henry, farm bailiff to Christ's
hospital. Stones place
Fatchett Andrew, ferryman. Wharf
Fridmore Augustine, tanner
Bobinaon Ben. Waggon t Horses p.R
Scarborough Geo. frmr. Lincoln La. fm
Scarborough William^ farmer
[kelly's
Sturdy William, shopkeeper k tailor
Taylor King, farmer. Decoy
Turner Elijaii, Trheelwright
•Wallhead George, farm bailiS to
Thomas Richarason
Warrener William John, farmer
Wilkinson James, higgler
SKEN'DIJ'CBT is a pleasant village and parish, delight-
fully situated in a picturesque valley, in the Mid division of
the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of Candleshoe
irapentake, Spilsby union, petty sessional division and county
court district, rural deanery of Candleshoe No. i, arch-
deaconry and dioccso of Lincoln, 4 miles north-east from
Spilsby and si south-west from Willoughby station. There
was a church here at the time of the Domesday survey. The
church of St. Peter, appropriated to the abbey of Bardney
by Gilbert de Gaunt before 1094, and situated in a valley,
is an ancient building of stone, in the Early English style,
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a tower con-
taining 3 bells : the chancel retains a piscina : the font is
octangular and consists of a moulded basin supported on a
panelled pedestal, surrounded with buttresses, and resting
on a graduated base : in the chancel are the arms of the
Baffords, and near the porch is an altar tomb to the family
of Fowler: there is a stained window in the chancel, to
the memory of the Bev. John Cheales m.a. a former vicar,
also one to Dr. Sale, formerly vicar of Sheffield, father of
the Bev. Thomas Walker Sale m.a. late incumbent : there
are monuments to the Brackenbury, Pilkington and
Thory families : the church was restored in 1875, und.r
the superintendence of Mr. Gilbert Scott, at a cost ot £■^,000
raised by public subscriptions. The register of baptisms
and burials dates from the year 1723 ; marriages, 1745. The
living is a vicarage, net yrarly value jf 150, including 34
acres of glebe land.with resideiice,in the gift of the Baroness
Willoughby de Eresby, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
Belton William, Manor house
Gainsford Mrs. The Hall
Stamper Rev. Jn. Alex. m.a. Vicarage
Stockdale Waltr. Douglas,Skendleby Idg
Waiey Mrs
COHMERCIAL.
Alford Jn. Hy.farmer,SkendlebyHolme8
Helton Henry, farmer, Skendleby Salter
Belton William, farmer. Manor house
Cheals David, farmer, Old Manor house
Coupland George, carpenter & wheel-
wright
Coopland Henry, baker k grower & drpr
Coupland John, butcher
John Alexander Stamper m.a. of Trinity College, Dablin.
Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1S49. In 1644
Thomas Woodruffs left for the poor of this parish 7A.3B.7p.
of land, called " The Moors," which are occupied by aboat
thirty poor families : the poor have also the interest of
/[loo, bequeathed in 1780 by Isabella Pilkington, which is
distributed in stuff gowns to poor widows ; also the rent of
lands at Uloeby, amounting to abont £s yearly, which is
distributed by the vicar and his churchwardens. Skendlebj
Hall, the seat of Mrs. Gainsford, which has been nstoied
and enlarged, is a handsome mansion in the Elizabethan
style, pleasantly situated, and commanding a beautiful \-ieir
of the surrounding country. The Baroness Willoughby de
Eresby, who is lady of the manor, William Dunn Gainsford
esq. of 3 Old square, Lincoln's inn v.c. George Walker esq.
J.p. of Offord house, Spilsby, John Wilby Preston k.a., j.p.
of Dalby, and William Hoff esq. of Grebby, >n tbe
principal landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, limestone.
The crops are wheat, oats, barley and turnips. The area is
1,710 acres; rateable value, £a,a6(>; the population in
1881 was 37a
Parish Clerk, Gunthorpe Green.
Letters through Spilsby arrive at 8.30 a.m. by foot mes-
senger, who returns at 5 p.m. The nearest money order
& telegraph office is at Spilsby
National School, for 70 children ; average attendance, 63
jc supported by voluntary contributions k govemnient
grant ; Miss Annie Harris, mistress
Coupland Jsph.carpenter k wheelwright
Dolby Edmund, Blacksmith's Arms p.h
Hutchins John, farmer
Johnson George, blacksmith
Short Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Vickers Thomas, shoe maker
SKISB&OOK (or Skidbbooke), WITH SALTFLBET HAVBIT.
SciDBBooK is a scattered village and parish, on the sea- Saltfleet (or Saltflbbt Haven) was formerly a consi-
coast, in the Northern division of the county, parts of Lind- derable market town and port, and is a polling place (or the
sey. Marsh division of Louth Eske wapentake. Loath union Northern division of the county; the nearest rail way station is
and county court district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and Saltfleetby, on the Louth and East Coast railway, distant
Ludborough No. s, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of about smiles; Saltfleet is mentioned in Domesday Book uin
Lincoln, 10 miles east-north-east from Louth and 3^ miles important port ; it was also one of the royal ports, as appears
from Sidtflcctby station on the Louth and East Coast in the Hundred Rolls of Edward I. : in the reign of Edward
railway. The cnnrch of St. Botolph is a very fine building III. 1359, Saltfleet furnished two ships and 49 men for the
of the Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular periods, j invasion of Brittany. The tidal and navigable haven of
cased over with Perpendicular work,and consists of chancel, ; SaltUeet, formed by the Withern Eau and Grayfleet, ba.< <A
clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and a late years been much improved, and a very large and in-
western embattled tower containing 3 bells : the tower, \ creasing trade is now carried on in coals, 'fhe market vas
which is very large and of Early English date, had origin-
ally eight pinnacles, none of which now remain : the chancel
had once lateral chapels, of which there are still traces : the
pulpit, an example of very late Gothic, dates from the
reign of Charles I. : there is an incised slab in the chancel
floor to the memory of a former vicar, 1413 : the church has
been reroofed, and in 1871 it was reseated with open
benches. The register dates from the year 1558. The
living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ^vicarial) ;f 377, gross
yearly value ;£'39S, including glebe with residence, in the
gift of and held since 1863 by the Rev. Frederick Freshney
M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge, J.P. for the parts of
Lindsey. Messrs. Badley are the impropriators, having a
tithe rent-charge of £1 10 yearly. There is a Free Methodist
chapel here, built in 1870. Tlie Baroness Willoughby de
Eresby is lady of the manor. The old manor house now
belongs to and is occupied by Samuel AUcnby esq. j.p. of
Cadwell Hall : on one of the windows is engraved a " lover's
knot " and the record of a marriage. Samuel Allenby esq.
Miss Cartwright and E. H. Cartwri^ht and Ernest Floyer
esqrs. are chief landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, sand
and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and
turnips. The area is 3,0^ acres of land and 1,390 of
water ; rateable value, ;£3,673 ; the population in 1881 was
4IS-
Skidbrook.
Freshney Rev. Frederick m.a., i.r.
[vicar]. Vicarage
COMMXBCIAL.
Adlaid Thomas, farmer
Adiard Thomas Weldon, farmer
Andrews EUsha, farmer
Asthorpe George, farmer
Atkin John, farmer
Bett Thomas, farmer
Brown William, farmer
Clay George, farmer
Darnell Harriet (Mrs. ), farmer
Dawson Margaret (Miss), farmer
Dixon William, farmer
discontinued many years ago, but a fair for stock (chietiv
cart foals, of which a large number are bred in the imme-
diate district) u still hnid on the 3rd of October. Here are
places of worship for Weslejran (enlarged 1867) and Free
Methodists (built 1855). Here is a coastguard station f<ir
four men, with a life-saving rocket apparatus, provided br
the Board of Trade, lu VOb neighbounioad are many over-
flowing springs of excellent water, and off the coast is a
valuable oyster bed. Samuel AUenby esq. Miss Cartwrigltt,
Rev. John Henry Overton m.a. rector of Epworth, Mrs. C
C. Darnell, Miss Freshney and Messrs. Overton and Aliisoa
are the principal landowners.
Parish Clerk, John Gould.
Lkttbk Box cleared at 3.13 p.m. Letters for Saltflert
through Louth & for Skidbrook through Great GrimsbT
arrive at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3. 15 p.m. The nearest
money order & telegraph office is at North Somercotes
Officer in charge of Coastguard, William Dawe
National School (mixed), erected in 1861, tor 100 children:
average attendance, 66 ; John Gould, master
County Police, William Wilson, constable
Carriebs to Loitth. — Thomas Bnrrell k William Tidswcil
wed. & sat
I Freshney Thomas Bennet, fanner
I Howden John, farmer
j Hoyes John, farmer
Meri'ikin Samuel, fanner
Michael Benjamin, farmer
Michael Jacob, armer
Michael Joseph, farmer
Sinderson Jonn k Charles, fanners
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRECTOHT.]
Stabbs Thomas Finder, farmer
Storm Thomas, farmer
White Reuben, farmer
Wilkinaon Edward Taylor, farmer
Wilson Thomas, farmer
Saltflset.
Button William
Jacklin William
OOHKBBCIAI,.
Adams liklward, master mariner, The
Crown inn
Adams John, master mariner
Adlard William, The Ship f.h. k grocer
Bartholomew Thomas, tailor
SKIIiXilNG'TOIf is a village and parish, picturesqnely
sitnato on the soaUi-west border of the county, in the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven,BeIti8loe
wapentake, Grantham union, petty sessional division and
county court district, Beltisloe rural deanery, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4^ miles south-west from
Great Ponton, which is the nearest railway station, and 8
south from Grantham. The church of St. James is a build-
ing of stone, chiefly in the Early English style, with some
Saxon or Early Norman work at the north-east angle of the
nave and Decorated insertions ; it consists of chancel,
clerestoried nave of two bays, south transept, aisles, south
porch and a tower of three stages with an octagonal broach
spire containing 5 bells : in the transept is a sedile and a
piscina : there is ^so a piscina and an aumbry in the chancel :
tlzed in the north wall of the chancel are two sepulchral slabs
of the fourteenth century, with fine floriated crosses : in the
south aisle is a stained window to the Rev. Charles Hudson,
vicar of this parish, who perished on the Matterhom, in
1863 : on the same side in the chancel is a smaller window
commemorating the same event : in the north wall of the
chancel is a double lancet window ; and at the east end a
HNCOLNSHIBE.
Bnrrell Thomas, carrier
Button Joseph, farmer
Button Joseph, jnn. miller
Crowson John, farmer
Dalby Thomas, butcher
Dawe William, chief boatman of coast
guard
East Ernest, coal yard (Qiristopher
Michael, manager)
Elgar Stephen, grocer k draper
Freshney Fanny (Miss), farmer
Freshney John Bogg, former
Gould John, registrar of births k deaths
for the Saltfleet sub-district
Hewson Charles, blacksmith
SLEAFORt). 625
Hill Joseph, shoe maker
Hinds William Joseph, fanner
Howden Maria(Mrs. ;, lodging ho. keepr
Jacklin George, farmer
Jacklin John, master mariner
Herman George, Rodney
Ijaking Richard, shoe itoker
Lancaster John, carpenter
Michael Christopher, New iim
Pratt William, flsh dealer
Rollison Henry, farmer
Stevens Samuel, joiner
Stevenson Solomon, farmer
Taylor John Ic Son, coal merchants
Tidswell WiUiam, carrier
Curtis William, miller (wind)
Jackson Mary Jane (Mrs.), farmer
Kitchen George, farmer
Lyon ^otm, shopkeeper k carrier
Iforley Lewis, machine owner
Newton Robert Christian, farmer
Pikering George, baker
Rayson WiUiam, carpenter
Rayson Ziba, carpenter
Stevens Rev. Henry Smeeton, Vicarage
COMHBBCIAL.
Bennett John Harry, farmer
Bnckby Samuel k John, wheelwrights
Ic farmers
Bnrchnall Wm. Henry, Cross Swords
p.H. k blacksmith
Christian Thomas Arthur, farmer
SKINNAND is a small village and parish, in the vale of
the Brant, Mid division of the cotmty, parts of Eesteven,
higher division of the wapentake of Boothby Graffoe, Lincoln
union and county court district, rural deanery of GraSoe,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 9 miles south-by-
west from Lincoln and 2 south-west from Navenby station
on the Lincoln and Grantham branch of the Great Northern
railway. The church has been in ruins many years, and
nothing now remains except a few scattered stones, but a
portion of the burial-ground is still used : divine service is
performed at Mr. John Woolfit's. The register of baptisms
large aumbry : there are sittings for 305 persons. The
register dates from the year 1543. The living is a vicarage,
gross yearly value /183, including 62} acres of glebe land,
with residence, in the gift of Christopher Tumor esq. and held
since r882 by the Rev. Henry Smeeton Stevens. There is a
Wesleyan chapel, built in 1847, The Earl of Dysart and Sir
Hugh Arthur Henry Cholmeley bart. d.l., j.f. whoarelords
of the manor, and Christopher Turnor esq. are the principal
landowners. The soil is creach ; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, turnips and t»rley. The area is 3,158
acres ; rateable value, ^^3,786 ; the population in 1881 was
393.
Parish Clerk, Edward Dalby.
Post Office. — William Reeves, receiver. Letters from
Colsterworth arrive at 9.30 a.m. ; dispatehed at4.45p.m.
- The nearest money order k telegraph office is at (Ulster-
worth
National (mixed), for 120 children ; with an average attend-
ance of 56 ; John Thomas Cookson, master
C&RaiKRS TO GsANTHAM. — John Lyon k George Wortbing-
ton, every sat
Reeves William, grocer k draper, &
post office
Selby Thomas, blacksmith
Tyler John, farmer
Waddington Richard Bean, farmer
Weston Bt. Hawley, farmer k grazier
Wilson John, Blue Horse p.h. k butehr
Worthington George, carrier & farmer
and burials dates from 1791 ; there is no register of marriages.
The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value ^^135 including
70 acres of glebe, in the gift of J. R. NichoUs esq. and hela
since 1874 by the Rev. I^Vands Charles Cole h.a. of Wad<
ham College, Oxford. J. R. NichoUs esq. is lord of the
manor. "The principal landowner is J. R. NichoUs esq.
The soil is sandy loam ; subsoU, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, oaU and barley. The area is 600 acres ; rateable
value, ;^995; the population in 1881 was 39.
liCtters tlu'ough Sleaford. Naveuby is the nearest money
order office
Woolfit Edward, farmer
I Woolfit John, farmer
SKIBBECK & SKIBBECK aiTASTEK, tee Boston.
SLE AFOHD.
SutATOBD is an improving market town and railway station,
head of a union, county conrt district and petty sessional
division, and is a poUing-place for the Southern division of
the county, consisting of the parishes of New and Old
Slkafobo and parte of Holdinohak and Qdahbinqtok, in
FlaxweU wapenteke, parte of Kesteven, rural deanery of
Aswardhnrn-with-Lanord No. 2, and archdeaconry and dio-
cese of Lincoln, on the Sleaford river, 14 miles east-north-
cast from Grantham, 18 south-east from Newark, 18 south
from Lincoln, 17 west from Boston, 34 north-north-oast
from Stamford and 118 from London, situate on the road
from Stemford to Lincoln. There is admirable railway
communication by Great Northern railway direct to Boston
and the East Coast, to Grantham for main line trains,
London and the South, and to Bourn and South Lincoln-
shire, and by a recently constructed line, Great Northern
and Great Eastern railway joint management, to Lincoln,
Doncaster and the North, and to Spalding, Cambridge and
London by the Great Eastern railway system in the Eastern
counties.
The town of Sleaford is sitoatcd on the banks of the river
.Slea, at a short distance below ite source, in a highly fertile
district (and connected, by means of a canal and the river
' Witham,with the towns of Boston and Linooln, and with the
Trent navigation). The principal streets (caUedgates),named
from the cardinal pointe, intersect each other at right angles ;
I the market place occupying the angle conteined by North and
East gates. The town is governed by a local board of 13
1 members, and paved, drained and lighted with gas. Of the
, Castle built here by Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln (1133-47),
and long one of the greatest ornaments of the town, only a
[ massive piece of wall at the north-east angle now remains ;
: but the foundations and moats, the causeway leading to the
castle, the position of the drawbridge and of the eatehouse
I mentioned by Leland, may still be distinctly traced : in this
I castle King John sickened after the loss of his army and
I baggage at the Wash ; and here also Richard Fleming,
j Bishop of Lincoln (1430-31), who so bitterly opposed the
j doctrines of Wickliffe, died : here Lord Hossey, who was
I beheaded for high treason, possessed a house, and in this-
! house, caUed the Old Place, Henry VIII. when on his pro-
gress towards York to meet the King of Scotland, passed the
night ; a modem building now occupies the site on which
this house stood. Sleaford also was the residence of the
Carrs, ancestors in the female line of the Marquess of
Bristol, a family whose name, through their munificence, is
Digitized I^V^yjU^^lC
626. SJUEAVOKD,
LINOOLNSHIBB.
[kblit's
add in grateful remembranos in the place, one of them
being the foonder of the Free Grammar school, and another
of tb<3 Bede-bonsee.
The church of St. Denie, irhich stands to the east of the
Market place, is a large structure of the Transitional, Early
English, Decorated and Perpendicular periods, and ooosistB
of a ctuincel, nave, transepts, double north aisle and south
aisle, south porch and a western tower surmounted by a
broach spire, and containing a good peal of 8 bells; the
lower part of the tower is Transitional and spire Early
English : the nave, aisles, transept and south porch are of
the Decorated period, and the chancel, clerestory of nave,
sedilia and some minor details, are Perpendicular: the
chancel screen is a beautiful specimen of mediseral oak car-
ving, pronounced by the late Mr. A. W. Pugin to be one of
the most perfect in England ; there are double-rood stairs
and also a flight leading to the chancel roof, and there is a
Decorated font : on the external east mil of the chancel is
an inscription, in abbreviated Latin, to Richard Dokke,
Johan, bis wife, and John, their son, 1407 ; and on the sooth
side, an inso'iption, in English, to William Harebeter and
Elizabeth, his wife ; to the Carr family there are fonr monu-
ments, the earliest of which is a thick slab of grey marble on
the chancel floor, formerly containing brass effigies of George
Carr, 1320, his wife, Ann (Flower), 1521, and their children,
with arms and inscriptions ; the next, on the north side of
the chancel arch, is a mural tablet above a plain altar tomb,
to Robert Oarr, 1590, his three wives and children ; and on
the other side of the arch is a canopied tomb, with recmn-
bent effigies of alabaster, to Edward Carr and his second
wife ; the last is a fine altar tomb of black and white marble,
inscribed to the Bight Hon. Sir Robert Carr kt. and hart.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster from 1672 to 1680,
who died in 1662, and of the last heir male of this family.
Sir Edward Carr, who died at the age of eighteen, 28tb
December, 1683, one year after his father : during the Com-
monwealth the heraldic glass in the chnrch was destroyed,
tts well as the organ, and the brass eagle lectern broken up
4ind sold: in the year 1853, the church was restored under
the direction of Messrs. Kirk and Parry, the old pews re-
moved and open oak sittings substituted, the galleries
removed and a new aisle erected : four windows were also
filled witii stained glass : the church, previous to the altera-
tions, contained 743 seats, of which 326 were free ; it iias
now 1,088 sittings, of which 573 are free : in 1873, a new oak
roof was placed over the chancel, at the expense of Col. M.
W. Willson, and one over the nave by public subscription ;
the transept roof was restored as a memorial to the late Mr.
Parry, of this town, by his widow ; and a stained glass, by
IVard and Hughes, was placed in the south-east window of the
transept in 1883, by Mr. G. H. Peake, also in memorr of Mr.
Parry. The register dates from the year 1575. The living is
a discharged vicarage, gross yearly value from 109 acres of
glebe ;f 180 with residence, in the peculiar jurisdiction of the
Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and held since 1882 by the
Bev. Alfred I^angdon b. a. of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Here is a Catholic school-chapel, erected in iSSs, and
Dedicated to Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception.
There are also Congregational, Primitive Methodist and
Baptist chapels. The Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1848, in
North street, on the site of what was the Old Falcon inn, is
a building of white brick and Ancaster stone ; adjoining
which are a house for the minister, school-rooms and two
vestries ; the total cost was about ;/^3,5oo, including ;f 1,500
€or the purchase of the inn and minister's house. The Con-
gregational chapel, built in 1868, on the west side of South
street, is a large building of stone, and will seat 450 persons.
The Cemetery, situated on the east side of the town, be-
hind the Alvey school, covers a space of three acres, of which
abont one- third is unconsecrated : it is under the control of
a burial board.
The Carr Hospital was founded in 1636, on his coming
of age, by Sir Robert Carr, and baronet, son of Sir Edward
Carr, ist bart. and grandson of Robert Carr, the founder
of the Grammar school, for the maintenance of twelve poor
meo, and endowed it with estates of considerable valne : in '
Official Establishments.
Post k Monev Obdeb & Telegkaph Office, Savings Bank
& Government Annuity k Insurance Office. — Henry
Hanscomb, postmaster, Market place. Letters arrive by
mail cart from Peterborough at 6.30 a.m. except the
North mail, which arrives at 7.13 a.m. ; & dispatched at
■ S-4S P-""- except those for London, South of England &
for mid-day delivery in all provincial towns, which arc
received until 7.45 p.m. ; for Lincoln So neighbouring
villages 3.35 p.m. ; & for Falkingham k Bourn 5 p.m.
Box closes on Sundays at 3 p.m. for the North A 4.20
p.m. for the South. Telegraph ofRce open from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. on week days & from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on
. Sundays
1830 it was rebnilt, and in 1845 enlarged for the reception
of six additiooal poor men, upon an order of the Cmut of
Chancery, granting a new scheme for the government of the
charity ; in 1857 the trustees, with part of the bajanoe then
in hand, purchased a site in North street, upon which thej
erected eight additional almshouses : the present number of
bedesmen is eighteen, each of whom has a stipend of log. a
week, comfortable apartments, a blue cloth coat, and cnali,
medical attendance free, and the attendance a! a nnrse,
while a chaplain attends to their spiritual wants: the in-
come of the charity is derived prindpaUy from fonus in
Metheringham.
The other charities for distribntion amount to abont ^£50
yearly, derived from various sooroea,
Here are three banks and a savings bank.
The Town Hall, or Sessions House, on the north side of
the Market place, was built in 1S39-30, at a cost of ^£7,000,
is an edifice in the Tudor style and contains a spscions court
in which the Quarter and Petty Sessions are held, retiring
rooms for the magistrates and grand jary, and other apart-
ments.
Quarter Sessions for the parts of Eesteven are held alter-
nately at Bourn and Sleaford, and by adjournment from
each place for financial business at Spittl^;ste ; the Easter
and Michaelmas sessions being held at SimfoTd, Bpiphany
and Midsummer at Bourn.
The Corn Exchange, in the Market place, built in 1857,
is a building of stone, in the Perpendicular Gothic s^le,
from designs by Mr. Kirk : it was built by shareholders, 00
a site sold to them for the purpose by the lata Miss Bankes,
and has a spacious interior, handsome and well adapted t»
its purpose : underneath is a butter market, and attached
to it are other rooms and o£Boes.
The Market is held on Monday ; and there are six faire
yearly, on Plough Monday, Easter Monday, Whit Monday,
August 12th, October ist for cheese, and October 20th for
cattle. Stock sales every Monday.
Some traces of the site of the Castle of Sleaford with its
moats may be observed north of the railway embankment.
- At the southern end of South gate is a monomeotal
cross, 65 feet high, erected to the memory of the late Heniy
Handley esq. m.p. for South Lincolnshire : tbe design is in
the Decorated style of the reigns of Edward L and IL (1272-
1327), and was furnished by Mr. Boyle, architect, of Hit-
mingham.
In 1858, dnring the progress of excavations for the pur-
pose of extending the Grantham and Sleaford railway to
Boston, an interesting discovery was made in an old pastnrc
close near the southern entrance to the town, of fonr or £«
skeletons, each accompanied by a shield, knife and spear
head, all of which were in good preservation, the remains of
the wooden shafts of the spears being still more or le^
distinctly visible ; a brass coin of Valentinianos was also
found, bearing a figure of Victory, and the legend " Secnri-
tas Reipublicee."
The manor was held by the Carrs till 1688, when Isabella,
daughter of the Right Hon. Sir Robert Carr, being left sole
heiress, married John Hervey esq. of Ickworth park,
Suffolk, afterwards Earl of Bristol, and thus transferred it
to that family. The Marquess of Bristol is lord of the
manor and owner of the principal part of the land.
The area of the entire parim of New Sleaford is 3, 160
acres ; rateable value, ;^I4,I95 ; the population in 1881 was
— of the township, 3,9SS ; of the parish, 4,075, including 151
officers and inmates in the workhouse ; and of the Iocs!
board district, 4,965, viz. : Holdingham, 120 ; New Sleaford,
3,955 ; Old Sleaford, 526 ; and Quarrington, 364.
Parish Clerk, Robert Bennett Graham.
HoLDiN'QHAM is a towuship in this parish, on the road to
Lincoln. There was formerly a chapel here dedicated to the
. Virgin Maiy, but it has long since disappeared. The popu-
lation in 18S1 was 120.
Old Sleaiobd parish adjoins New Sleaford to the south .
' it has no church, and is ecclesiastically annexed to Quarring-
ton. The area is 1,150 acres ; rateable value, £a,gig; the
' population in 1881 was 526.
Local Institutions &c.
Wau. Box, South gate, cleared at 7 a.m. i.io, 5.35 ^
7.30 p.m
Wall Box, West gate, cleared at 1, 5 & 7.25 p.m
COCMTY alAOISTKATES FOB SlBAFOBD PbTTT SESSCSAL
Division.
The senior magistrate generally takes the chair
Nottingham the Right Rev. BiSiop of, D.D., f.s.a. BecUwr,
Leasmgham, Sleaford
Finch-Hatton Hon. Murray Edward Gordon uJl, JI.P., OJ-
Haverholme priory, Sleaford
Bridges Rev. Sir Brook George bart B.A. GooJncstoae
park. Sandwich, Kent
Welby-Oregory Sir William Earle bart. d.i» (chainaa
Sleaford Quarter Sessions), Denton liall, Grantham
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
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LmCOLKSHISE.
SEEAFORD. 627
Alliz Frederick William esq. D.L. Willonghby hall, Orantbam
Chaplin Henry esq. U.V., d.l. Blankney hall, Lincidn
Fane Col. Francis, Folbeok hall, Grantham
Fane Liieat.-CoL Henry d.l. Folbeck hall, Grantham
Fletcher Rev. Henry Thomas u.a. Vican^e^icker^palding
Hervey George Henry William esq. The Old place, Sleaford
Locas-Calcraft Edmnnd James esq. Ancaster hall, Grantham
Neville Ralph Henry Christopher esq. Wellingore hidl,
Grantham
P&cke Hossey esq. d.l. Prestvold hall, Loughborongh
Beeve Lient.-Col. John d.l. Leadenham house, Grantham
Beeve Neville Henry esq. Ashby hall, Lincoln
Tannard-Moore Col. Charles Thomas John F.B.S., d.l.
Frampton hall, Boston
Whichcote Rev. Christopher M. a. AsTarby, FaUtingham
WiUson Lieat.-Col. Mildmay Willson, Bauceby htul, Sleaford
Oerk to the Magistrates, Henry Peake, Market street
Petty Sessions are held at the Sessions hoose, Market street,
every monday at 12 noon
List of places in the petty sessional division : — Asvrarby,
Asgarby-with-Boaghton, Anwick, Ashby-de-la-Lannde,
Aunsby, Ancaster^irith-West Willoughby & Sndbrooke,
Barton Fed^vardine, Bloxholm, Branncewell k Dnnsby,
Billingliay, Blanknoy-with-Lin'wood, Culverthorpc, Cran-
welljCaythorpe-with-Frieston, Dembleby, Digby, Dorring-
ton, Dogdikc, Ewerby-nith-Ewerby Thorpe, Evedon,
Fnlbeck, Hale Great.Hale Little, Heckington- with-Garrick,
Hdpringh;im-with-Tlii>rpo Latinior, Ilaydor-with-Aisby
& Oasby, Howell, Haverholme Priory, Holdingham,
Haceby, Kelby, Kirkby-la-Thorpc, KjTne North, Kyme
Soath, Kirkby Green, Lcasingham, LciiLlenham-with-
Bayards Leap, Martin, I^owton, Osboumby, Qnarrington,
Ranceby North & South, Rowston-with-Sheffield House,
Soxholm, Ruskington, Scuddington, Spanby, Swaton,
Swarby, Sleaford Old k New, Scopwick, Temple Bruer
with Temple High Grange, Thorpe Tilney, Timberland,
Threekingham-with-Stow, WiHotigtiby Scot, Willoughby
Silk, Wilsford k Hanbeck, Walco^ Welbonm, Wellingore
Local Boabd.
OfHces, 74 Sontbgate.
Board day first Wednesday in the month, at 7 p.m.
Membebs.
George H. W. Hervoy j.p. chairman
William Charles Allen
William Jackson
William Henry Knight
Oiarles Sharpe
James Hubbard
Edward John Brewitt
William Dentcliffe Owen
Frederick Ward
George Lee
Arthur Brewitt
Joseph Bellamy
BOAD COMMITTEB.
William Henry Knight, James Hubbard k Wm. Jackson
Gas k Finance CouurrrsB. -
Joseph Bellamy k W. D. C. Owen
George H. W. Hervey & James Hubbard are the mem-
bers deputed to represent the'Local Board on the Scho<d
Attendance Committee of the Sleaford Union
Clerk, Edmund Clements, Sonthgate
Treasurer, Henry Ingoldby, The Bank, Northgate
Medical Officer of Health, Alfred Ashby u. B. Grantham
Surveyor k Inspector of Nuisances, Jesse Clare, Qnarrington
Collector, John Nixon, Carre street
Jn'svbancb Agents: —
British Empire, W. H. Mumby, Market place
Church of England, Miss G. Smedlcy, Northgate
London Assurance, George Barnett, 28 Wes^te
Northern Life & Fire, Robert Sampson, Market place
Norwich Union Fire k Life, E. Clements, Southgate
Pelican Life, C. E. Bissill, Carre place
Phoenix Fire, C. E. Bissill, Carre place
Provident Life, Henry Ingoldby, Bank
Railway Passengers', J. Bellamy, Southgate
Boyal Farmers' k General, D. Bellamy, Holland Road farm,
Spanby
Scottish Equitable Life, W. B. Glaishcr, William Jackson,
Mackinder Draper, Digby house
Standard Life, W. H. Lowe, Market place
San Fire, W. H. Lowe, Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co
Ppblic Establishments: —
Cemetery, East street, Edmund Clements, clerk to the
burial board k registrar
Com Returns OHicc, Market place, Jeremiah Skelton,
inspector
County Court OHice, Market place. His Honorjames Stephen
tx.D. judge; Henry Peake, registrar; J. W. S. Smith,
high l»iliff ; John Roberts, otiice clerk ; William West,
bailiff; the court is held at the Sessions house every
tnonth on a friday, at 10.30 a.m
Conaty Folioe Statico, Eastgate, superintendent, Alfnd
Richdale ; the local force consists of foor men & one in-
spector of cattle for the parts of Kesteven
Fire Brigade, West banks, W. W. Mastin, capt
Inland Revenue Office, Com exchange. Market place,
Richard Copley, supervisor ; Jeremiah. Skelton k Arthur
M. Barton, officers
Lincolnshire Regiment (E Co. and VoL Batt.), armoury k
orderly room, Southgate ; Capt. H. A. Peake, command-
ant ; J. H. Bissill, hon. assist, surgeon
Stamp Office, Northgate, Miss Georgiana Smedley, distri-
butor
Young Men's Literary Institution, News Room k Library,
Corn exchange, Market pi. Joseph Shaddock, librarian
Sleafobo Union.
Board day, every alternate monday, at the Workhouse, at
10 a.m.
The union comprises the following places :— Anwiok,A8garby,
Afhby-de-la-Launde, Aswarby, Aunsby, Bayards Leap,
Billinghay, Blankney, Bloxholra, Brauncewell-witD-
Dunsby, Burton Pedwardine, Cranwell, Culverthorpe,
Dembleby, Digby, Dorrington, Evedon, Ewerby, Hale
Great, Hale Little, Haveiholme Priory, Heckington, Hel-
pringham, Holdingham, HoweU, Kelby, Kirkby Green,
Kirkby-la-Thorpe,Kyme North, Kynie South, Leadenham,
Leasingham, Martin, Newton, Osboumby, Quarrington,
Ranceby North, Rauceby South, Rowston, Boxholme,
Ruskington, Scopwick, Scot-Willoughby, Soredington,
Silk-Wfllonghby, Sleaford New, Sleaford Old, Spanby,
Swarby, Swaton, Temple Bruer with Temple High Grange,
Thorpe Tilney, Threekingham, Timberland, Walcot, Wal-
cott, Wolboum, Wellingore, Wilsford; the population of
the union in 1881 was 25,720
Clerk to the Guardians, Edmund Clements, Southgate,
Sleaford
Treasurer, CoL Francis Augustus Fane, Bank, Sleaford
Relieving Officers & Collectors to the Guardians, North
district, William Stennett, Ruskington ; South district,
Lawrence Stephen Castledine, Boston road, Sleaford
Medical Officers k Pablic Vaccinators, Billinghay district,
Ebenexer Mark Thompson, Billinghay ; Blankney district,
Cjrril John Williams, Metheringbam ; Heckington district,
G«orge John Blaason, Heckington ; Leadenham district,
George Kingston Barton h.d. Lea Denham ; Osboumby
district, Thomas BUsson, BiUingborough ; Sleaford dis-
trict, Charles Frederick Bedford, Sleaford ; Milsford dis-
trict, John Chamberlin Eaton, Ancaster
Superintendent Registrar, Edmund Clements, Southgate,
Sleaford ; deputy, Charles Edmund Clements, Southgate,
Sleaford
Registrar of Births k Deaths, Aswarby sub-district, J.
Newland, Helpringham; deputy. Almond, Helpringham;
Billinghay sub-district, William Stennett, Ruskington;
deputy, John Nixon, Carre street, Sleaford ; Leadenham
snb-district, William Milner, Wellingore ; deputy, John
Thomas, WelUngore ; Sleaford sub-district, Lawrence
Stephen Castledine, Boston road, Sleaford ; deputy, James
M. Hepton, Old Sleaford
R^istrars of Marriages, BiUinghay district, Wm. Stennett,
Ruskington ; Sleaford district, Lawrence Stephen Castle-
dine, Boston road, Sleaford
Workhouse, Eastgate, is a building of the Tudor style, built
of Ancaster stone, in 1838, at a cost of jf 4,000, k will
hold 180 inmates; Rev. Alfred Langdon b.a. chaplain,
Charles Frederick Bedford, medical officer ; Joseph Morris,
master ; Mrs. Jane Morris, matron ; Miss Harriet Barnes,
sohodmistress
Rural Sanitabt AtrrHORiTr.
Clerk, Edmund Clements, Southgate, Sleaford
Treasurer, Col. Francis Augustus Fane, Bank, Sleaford
Medical OiSicer of Health, Alfred Ashby m.b. Grantham
Inspector of Nuisances, Jesse Clare, Quarrington
School Attendance CoimrrTEE.
Clerk, Edmund Clements, Southgate, Sleaford
Attendance k Inquiry Officer, George Barnett, 30 Northgate,
Sleaford
Public Officbbs : —
Assessor k Collector of Assessed Taxes, John Roberts,
Market street
Clerk to Assessment Committee of Sleaford Union, to
Burial Board, to Commissioners of Taxes for the Hun-
dreds of Aswardhurn, Flaxwell, Boothby GrafToe k
liangoe, to Trustees of Robert Carre's Charity, Edmund
Clements, Sonthgate
lerks to Alwnick & North Kyme Drainage k to Billinghay
South District Drainage, Peake, Snow k Peake, Market pi
Clerk to Blankney, Linwood k Martin Drainage, Henry
Snow, Market place
Clerk to Digby Separate Drainage, Ilv. Peake, Market pi
Dgiized"Yy^V_iU^l-
[i<:
62S SLEAFORD.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[Kelly's
Clerk to the Tnuteea of Rmkington, Dorrington k North
Kyme Drainage, Augustus Leverton Jessopp, Northgnte
t Collector of Poor Rates, John Nixon, Carre street
Coonty Surveyor for the Parts of Kesteven, Charles Kirk
H.A. Jenny n street
Diocesan Surveyor, Herbert Kirk, Jermyn street
Inland Revenue Ollicers, Jeremiah Skelton, Carre street, t
Arthur M. Barton, North gate
Inspector of Weights k Measures, Alfred Richdale, Eastgate
Stamp Distributor, Miss Serigina Smedley
Superintendent of Polioe, Alfred Richdale, Eastgate
Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Richard Copley, Com
exchan^
Town Cner, Henry Charles Rowbotham, Hoaton road
Places of Wobsrip, irith times of services : —
St. Denis' Church, Market place. Rev. Alfred Langdon b.a.
vicar, lo a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Baptist, Old Sleaford, 10.30a.m. k 6 p.m. ; \red. 7 p.m
Baptist Temple, Rev. Edvard Samuel, jo.30 am. k 6 p.m
Congregational, Sonthgate, Rev. Peter Carrotte, minister,
II B.m. &6.3op.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Weatgate, 2.30 & 6 p.m. ; fri. at 7 p.m
Wesleyan, Northgate, ministaT^ Rev. John Pemberthy
White, Chas. M. Greemray k Chas. F. Braithwaite, 10.30
a.m & 6 p.m. ; thura. 7 p.m
Wesleyan Reform Union, West banks, Rev. E. Sibcy,
10.30 a.m k 6 p.m., Tbnr. 7 p.m
ScBOOlS:—
Grammar, Northgate, founded by Robert Carr esq. of
Aswarby (second son of Robert Carr, of Sleaford, ob.
1590), in the year ^604, is endowed with a freehold estate
of 130 acres at Gedney, in this county, k a school-house
at Sleaford, erected in 1834; the income is about ^£150
yearly, which is applied to the stipend of the head master
kc. ; Rev. Robert Gibson, head master
Art School, Duke street, Eastgate, in connection with the
Science it Art department. South Kensington, was estab-
lished here in 1879, & is managed by a committee, of
which Col. F. Fane is chairman ; Mr. Kirk, hon. sec. ;
Miss Wedd, mistress
Alvey's Endowed k National, Eastgate, is a handsome baild-
ing in the Elizabethan style; the school was founded in
1726 by William Alvey esq. who left by will a freehold
estate of 53 acres, at Fishtoft, to the vicar of Sleaford for
the time being, k six other trustees, upon trust to apply
the rents "in teaching the poor children of Sleafonl to
read, write, sew k knit : " this charity now possesses
excellent schools, together with a master's house, erected
at a cost of ;£8oo, on ground given by the Marquess of
Bristol. John Nightingarl, master ; Mrs. Mary Ann
Nightingarl, mistress
Alvey's Endowed & National Infant, Weatgate
Wesle}'an (boys k girls), William Henry Marchant,
master
4BWSPAP8R8 : —
Sleaford Gazette k Sonth Lincolnshire Advertiser, Robert
Samson, proprietor k publisher. Market place ; published
Saturday. See advert
PBIVATB BESIDENTS.
Addison Robert, 6 Boston road
Adkin William, Grantham road
Ascough James Christr. Grantham rd
Barnett George, 9 Duke street
Bedford Charles Frederick, Market pi
Bell Mrs. Sonthgate
Bellamy Joseph, Northgate
Benstead John Robert, Westgate
Bissill Charles Edward, High fields
Bissill John Henry, Market place
Braithwaito fier. 'Charles F. [Wesleyan],
Westgate
Bratlcy Charles Henry, 4 Boston road
Brewitt James Christopher, West banks
Burkitt William Codd, i Boston road
Butler Jo!iab, Boston road
Carrotte Rev. Peter [Congregational],
West banks
Castledine Lawrence Stphn. Boston rd
Chambers Mrs. Kingston terrace
Chapman Thomas, ^uthgate
Clements Edmni.d, 74 Southgatc
Clements Wm. Hubbard, 74 Southgatc
Collier Herbt. EdAvard, 47 Southgate
Coney William, Grantham road
Copeland Thomas, Old Sleaford
Copley Richard, 51 Boston road
Creascv Joseph, 47 Eastgate
Creasry Josiah, 10 Duke street
Curtis Thomas Henry, West banks
Dibben Edwin Reginald, Mount
Plcamnt, Eastgate
Downes Alfred, 9 Eastgate
Elcombe Edwin, West banks
Exton John Thomas, 80 South gate
Fawcett William, Carre street
Fawn George William, West banks
Francis Alexander, 33 Carre street
Gibson Joseph, Carre street
Gibson Rev. Robert [head master].
Grammar school, Northgate
Glaisher William Barr, 6 Eastgate
Greenway Rev. Charles M. [Wesleyan],
Westgate
Hardy Robert Thomas, 30 Boston road
Harrison Edwin, New street
Hervey Geo. Hy. Wm. j.p. Old place
Hine Mrs. Kingston terrace
Holdich Thomas Hinman, Westgate
Hubbard Mrs. 65 Eastgate
Hubbard James, 4 Kingston terrace
Ingoldby George Barter, Eastgate
Ingoldby Henrj', 4 Northgate
Jackson Mrs. 8 Boston Road terrace
Jacobson Thomas Edmund, 34 Westgto
Jessopp Augustus Leverton,58 Soutbgtc
Johnson Rev. Peverell B.A. [curate of
Leasingham], Sonthgate
Johnson Mrs. Westgate
Kirk Charles ii.A.'63 Sonthgate
Kirk Charles, jun. 18 Northgate
Knight Henry Kirk, 26 Northgate
Knight William Henry, 19 Westgate
Langdon Rev. Alfred B.A. [vicar k
chaplain to the union], Vicarage
Law Elston, The Villa
Sleaford Journal, William Walsh, proprietor k publisher,
Sonthgate ; published fridsy
Railway Station, James Raynor, station master
COKVBTANCB : —
Omnibus from Bristol Arms hotel. Market place, to meet
every railway train
Anwice — Omnibus, from ' Waggon k Horses,' East street
monday, at 3.30 p.m
CISBIERS
To and from Sleaford on mondays, with inns they
start from : —
Anwice — Cliff, ' Cross Keys '
Azeby — Longland, ' New White Hart '
Ashbt-de-la-Lacxde— Rossmgton, ' Marquis of Granby '
BiLUKOBOBODOH — Riddington, ' Old White Hart ; ' Wright,
' New White Hart '
BiLLiNOHAT — Wildmore, ' Cross Keys ; ' Wray, ' Waggon k
Horses ; ' Faulkner, ' Waggon k Horses '
Braceby— Wing, ' New White Hart '
Clatthobpb— Codd, 'Old White Hart;' Winton, 'OM
White Hart '
CoMiNOSBY— Baker, ' New White Hart '
DoBBiNOTON — Veal, ' Waggon k Horses '
EWBBBY— Gadd, ' New White Hart'
Faleinoham— Cunnington, 'New White Hart ;' Hare, ' Old
White Hart '
Fdlbece — Picker, ' Marquis of Granby ; ' Baker, ' Cros»
Keys'
Gkantham — Fhillipson, ■ 01dWhiteHart,'(mon.); CoUishant,
' New White Hart ' (tues. thurs. k sat)
Hblpbinoham— (k thurs.), Taft ' Old White Hart ' ; Wad-
dington, ' Black Bull '
Heckinotok— Greenfield, * New White Hart ; ' Bancroft,
' Cross Keys '
Kvme North — ^Lockey, * Waggon k Horses '
Ktme South — Hall, 'Waggon k Horses ; ' Pridgeon, ' Cross
Keys'
Habtik — Cook, ' Cross Keys '
j<EWTON — Lawrence, ' Old White Hart'
NoHMANTON— Pollard, ' New White Hart '
Navenby — Baker, ' Old White Hart; ' Uassingham, ' Mar-
quis of Granby '
OsBODRKBT— (k thurs.), Redshaw, 'Old White Hart;'
Brothwell, ' New White Hart'
Radceby— Clay, ' Old White Hart '
ROPSLEY — Ramsden, ' Black Bull '
RosKiNOTON — Baldock, ' Waggon k Horses ; ' Thorpe,
' Waggon k Horses '
ScRXDiNQTON — Blackburn, ' Black Bull '
SwiHESHKAD— Cook, ' Old White Hart'
SoopwiCK — Rossington, ' Marquis of Granby '
Spanby — Manning, ' New White Hart '
TiUBERLAHD — Cook, ' New White Hart '
Walcot — Skelton, ' Waggon k Horses ; ' Sleaford, ' Cross
Keys'
Wellinqobe — Watchom, ' Marquis of Granby '
Law Elston Kelk, 44 Boston road
Lee George Raynard, Old Sleaford
Lowe William Henry, Market place
Lunn Joseph, ^5 North road
Marchant Wilham Hy. West Banks
Marshall Charles, Stamford Bank,
Westgate
Mastin Albert, New street
Mastin Waters Walker, 27 West banks
Mastin Wm. Waters, 37 West banks
Minta Mrs. Lafford terrace
Mowbray Wm.Shearwood, 36 Boston rd
North Watson, Ingram terrace
Payne Miss, 7 Market place
Peacock Miss, Northgate
Peake Henry, Westholme
Peake Henry Arthur, s Market street
Roberts Richard, Lafford terrace
Roberts William, 60 Southgatc
Rodgers Mrs. 25 Northgate
Samuel Rev. Eawd. [Baptist], Eastgate
Sharpe Charles, The Pines, Old Sleaford
I Shearman Mrs. Old Sleaford
Sibcy Rev. E. [Wesleyan Reform
Union], Drove lane
I Simpson Thomas, Eslaforde house
Skinner Thomas Henry, Carre street
Smidley Edward, Grantham road
Snow Henry, 4 Eastgate
Steel Charles, Southgate
' Stennett Miss, West oanks
I Stringer William, Boston road
Thaekers Mrs. West banks
Thompson Joseph, West banks
Digi
>seph. West banks I
:izedbyVjUOQle
DIRECTORY.]
Tamer William Flint, Lafford terrace
Wartnaby Mrs. West banks
Warwick Misses, Old Sleaford
White Rev. Jn. Pemberthy [Wesleyan],
Northgate
Wildgoose Richard, 36 Sonthgate
Willcock Mrs. Kingston terrace
Whitworth Frederick Jn. Grantham rd
OOHMKBCUL.
AbrahamSarah (Mr8.),CDrrier, Eastgate
Agaew Robert, steam cultivator pro-
prietor, Sontbgate
Ag new k Coal8on,steam miller8,CarTe St
Aldridge Frederick A. linen draper,
Market street
Aldridge Sarah Ann Hields k Alice
(Misses), milliners k dress makers.
Market street
Allcot Mary (Mrs.), White Bull p.h.
Southgate
Allen & Sons, grocers. Market place &
I Sontbgate
Allen William Charles, farmer
Almond k Hammer, bakers, millers
(steam, wind k water) k com chand-
lers, Sontbgate
Ancaster Stone Co. (C. k H. Eirk, pro-
prietors), Jermyn street
Atkin Samuel S. millwright, engineer &
machinist, Cross Keys yard, Eastgate
Attiwell Charles, sen. whitesmith, 4
Water lane
Attiwell Charles, Jan. pork batcher, 45
Westgate
Bacon Caroline (Mrs.), boot k shoe
dealer, Southgate
Bacon Annie Sophia (Mrs. ), hair dresser
k perfumer, Sontbgate
Bailey Robert, fishmonger k game
dealer. Market place
Baines John Charles, tinman ft brazier,
Soathgate
Banks John, bricklayer, West banks
Bamatt William, shopkeeper, Westgate
Bamett George, auctioneer, k attend-
ance officer for the rural sanitar}'
attendance committee, ao Xorthgate
Bamett John, boot & shoe ma. Westgate
3arrand Robert, Black Bull p.h. k car-
penter & wheelwright, Southgate
Barton Arthur M. inland reventie officer,
Northgate
Bates Wm. Clarke, draper, 17 Northgate
Bedford Charles Frederick, surgeon k
medical officer ft public vaccinator,
Sleaford district ft modical oSlcor to
workhouse, Market place
Bedford Francis Wm, carrier, Carre pi
Bedford Wm. miller (steam), Jermyn st
Bell Sarah Maria (Mrs. ), ladies' school.
93 Southgate
lellat ■ - ■••
Bellamy ft Collier, brewers, maltsters k
wine ft spirit merchants, agents for
Bass ft Co.Burton-on-Trent, Southgte
Benstead Mary ft Henrietta (Misses),
dress makers, Westgate
iBeostead John Robert, architect ft sur-
veyor, Westgate
Benstead Mary (Mrs.), boot ft shoe
dealer, ft registry office for servants,
Wes^te
Bigley Geo. chimney sweeper, Westgate
Bird John, beer retailer ft floor draler,
Westnte
Bissill Charles Edward, solicitor, com-
missioner for oaths & perpetual com-
missioner for taking acknowledgments
of married women, solicitor ft sec to
Ihe Lincolnshire Farmers' Association
ft actuary to Sleaford Savings bank,
Carre place
Bisdll Jotm Henry, surgeon, Market pi
Blaze John, whitesmith, Soathgate
Blow George Christopher, shopkeeper,
Westeate
B<Hmer Robert, butcher, Southgate
Bonnett Jane (Mrs. ), Rose ft Crown p.h.
Water lane
Bordar Mary Ann (Mrs. ), dock ft watch
maker, Northgate
Bistley Charle» Henry, ironmonger,
Ifarket place
UNOOLNSHIRE.
Brewitt Arthnr, batcher ft provision
dealer, 31 Southgate
Brewitt Edward John, provision mer-
chant, Soathgate
Brewitt John, butcher, Westgate
Brewitt Walter, cheese factor, bacon ft
ham curer, Soathgate
Bridges Charles, shopkeeper, Southgate
Brierley Hy. plumber ft glazier, Eastgate
Brooks Wm. boot ft shoe dlr. West^te
Ball Benjamin, wheelwright, West banks
Barley Henry, corn ft coal merchant,
Carre street
Butler George, sen. farmer ft lessee of
the Market, Marcham lane
Bntler George, jim. butcher. Water la
Cartwright Edward, linen ft woollen
drapers ft silk mercer, Market place
Castledine Lawrence Stiephen, collector
to the guardians & relieving officer,
south district, registrar of births &
deaths Sleaford sub-district ft mar-
riages for Sleaford district, Boston rd
Cemetery (Edmund Clements, clerk to
ft registrar to the burial board),Ea8tst
Chambers William, furniture broker,
Westgate
Charles William, Hope ft Anchor P.H.
Southgate
Chapman Thomas, tailor, Westgate
Clarke John,glas8 ft china dlr.Southgate
Clarke William, batcher, 13 Westgate
Clarke Wm. glass ft china dlr. Westgate
Clements Charles Edmund, deputy-
sapt. registrar, Soutbeate
Clements Edmund, clerk to guardians,
rural sanitary authority, assessment
ft school attendance committees of
Sleaford imion ft superintendent
registrar, clerk to commissioners of
income ft land taxes, to local ft bnrial
boards ft to trustees of Robert Carre's
charity, Soathgate
Clements William Hubbard, solicitor,
Southgate; ft 4 Broad Street build-
ings, Liverpool street, London «.c
Cocking William, Marquis of Granby
P.H. Northgate
Collinson Joseph, cooper, Westgate
Coney Thomas, opholsterer, Southgate
Copeland Mary (Mr8.),shopkpr.Westgte
Copley Richard, supervisor of inluid
revenue, Inland Revenue office, Com
exchange
Corn Exchange Co. (Joseph Bellamy,
sec. ; Joseph Househam, hall keeper),
Market place
Coulson James Henry, milliner ft haber-
dasher, New street
Count John Clarke, clock ft watch
maker, Northgate
County Conrt Office (Henry Peake,
registrar), Market place
Craven William, confectioner, Westgate
Creasey Joseph, auctioneer, farmer,
tenant right valuer ft commiaeion
agent. Market place
Creswick Richard, watch maker ft
jeweller, 35 Soathgate
Cropley Samuel, grocer, 8 Eastgate
Cartis Thomas, grocer, Northgate
Curtis Thomas Henry ft Son, tailors,
hatters, hosiers ft hairdressers, a
Southgate ft i Watergate
Dale Tom, carpenter. West banks
Des Forges M. A. £. ft S. J. (Misses),
milliners, 7 Soathgate
Dewey John Silverwood, greengrocer,
Westgate
Dewey William, carpenter ft joiner, Old
Sleaford
Dibben Edwin Reginald, classical ft com-
mercial boarding ft day school. Mount
Pleasant, Eastgate
DoabledayR.ftF. harness ma. Southgate
Downes Wm. Starkey, photograpSer,
Eastgate
Edgson William, baker, Westgate
Edwards Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer,
Ingram terrace
Ellis Joseph, Nag's Head family ft com-
mercial hotel, Sontbgate
SI.B4f.04tD. 629
Elmore Chas. Railway inn, Ingram ter
Elmore Thos. ,Iiair dresser, Southgate
Elmore William, confectioner ft beer
retailer, Southgate
Exton John Thomas, com merchant,
South gate
Evans John, shoe maker, Westgate
Fawcett Thos. grocer ft baker, Westgate
Fawcett William, printer, stationer,
paper hanging & bookbinding ware-
house, 7 Eastgate
Fearey Thomas, beer retailer, Westgate
Fenley George, higgler. North road
Fenley Richard, joiner, Westgate
Gamer Sarah Ann (Miss), milliner,
Southgate
Garton William, batcher, Westgate
Gas Works (Harry Wimhar8t,^upt. ft
manager). East road
Gawthorpe .Toha, fruiterer, 4iWest gate
Qibbins Matthew James, carrier. West
banks
Gibson Joseph, coal ft coke merchant,
Southgate ; coal depdts, Grantham ;
Sleaford ; Heckington ; Aswarby ;
Scredington; Billintwrough; Helpring-
ham ; Raskington ; Digby ; Scopwick ;
Blankney ft Metheringhom
Gill Baxter, rope maker ft shoe maker,
Northgate
Gill John, en^neer, Ingram terrace
Qoode Francis, watch ft clock maker,
33 ft S4 Southgate
Gostock Jesse, oeer retailer ft shop-
keeper, Westgate
Gostock Jspb. boot ft shoe ma. Westgate
Graham Robt.B. auctioneer, i4We8tgate
Grammar School (Rev. Robert Gibson,
head master), Northgate
Great Eastern Railway Co.'s Receiving
ft Enquiry Office (Augustus Arthur
Ingram, agent), 30 Southgate
Hammond John, grocer, Soathgate
Hardy Robt. chimney sweepr.Northgate
Hardy Robert Thomas, veterinary sur-
geon, 30 Boston road
Harris William Robert, agricultnral im-
plement manufacturer. Old Sleaford
Harrison Thomas Evison, chemist ft
druggist, ft agent for W. ft A.Gilbey,
wine ft spirit merchants, Northgate
Harrison Wm. basket ma. Southgte
Heald Benjamin, analytical chemist, 38
Boston road
Hervey George Henry William, agent
to the Marquess of Bristol ; ol&»s,
Market place
Hickinbottom Samuel, chemist ft dmg-
gist, SontluBls
Hill George, draper, Southgate
Hill George, milleT, Southgate
HQl Geo. Ti^bbatt, hosier. 19 Sontbgate
Hipkin ft BntUer, woollen ft general
drapers, Southgate
Hodgson Herbert, insuranoe agent,
Market place
Hodgson Morris, baker ft beer retailer,
Westgate
Holdemess Lnke, coal merchant, Old
Navigation wharf
Holdich Thomas Hinman, solicitor,
Westgate
Hoole Jn. veterinary surgeon, Northgate
Hooton Wm. Moud, gun ma. Southgate
Honlderahaw Edmund, joiner,Bo8ton rd
Househam Joseph, keeper of the Com
exchange
Habbard James, seed mer. Market pi
Hutson Thomas, butcher, Westgate
Hyde ft Sons, dock ft watch makers,
Southgate
India Tea Co. (Saml. Oram, manager),
I Southgate
Ingoldby Henrj-, manager of Peacock,
Willson ft Co.'s bank, county trea-
surer for the division of Kesteven ft
to local board, The Bank, Northgate
Inland Revenue Office (Richard Copley,
supervisor). Com exchange
Jackson Henry, butcher, 33 Market pi
Jaoobson Thomas Edmtmd L.B.C J.KUii.
surgeon, Westgate
Digitized by VjUUV IC
6S0 SLBAFOBD.
Jwoup Angnstaa Lararton (firm,
Bodgers & Jeanpp), Bolidtor, com-
miaaioiier for ostlw, clerk to the tnu-
tees of Roakington, Dorrington &
North Eyme drainage & solicitor i
agent for South Lincolnshire Liberal
Association, Northgate
Johnson William, baker, Southgate
Kirk Charles & Sons, architects & snr-
veyors, Jermyn street
Kirk ft Parry, contractors As builders,
Jtmjn street
Kirk dbarles m.a. county sorreyor for
the parts of Kesteren, Jermyn street
Kirk Hrbt.diocesan surTeyor,Jermyn st
Law, Son k Wildgoose, auctioneers,
valnen, estate agents & woolstaplers,
Northgate
Lairis Elizabeth (Mrs.), White Horse
p.E. Old Sleaford
Lee tc Crreen, aerated water manufac-
turers, Carre street
Lincoln k Lindsey Banking Co. Limited
(branch) (Wm. Hy. Lowe,manager),
Market place ; (kaw on Presoott, Cave
It Co. London e.e
Lincolnshire Benment (£ Company,
snd Volunteer BattaUon) (Capt H. A.
Peake, commandant: J. H. Bissill,
hon. assist, surgeon) ; Aimonry k
Orderly room, Southgate
Locker k Fawn, linen k woollen drapers,
Market place
Lovell John iThomas, Carre's Arms p.E.
Southgate
Lowe Thos. farmer k Taluer,Moorbouse
Lowe William Henry, manager of the
Lincoln k Lindsey Bank, Market pi
Lupton Jsph. tin plate workr. Southgate
Marshall Bobert, watch ma. Southgate
Marston John Taylor, brewer, maltster
k spirit merchant, Southgate
Mason Charles, painter, Westgate
Mastin k Son, auctioneers k ralners,
West banks
Mawer Joseph, cabinet maker, Cross
Keys yard
Mazey William, builder k contractor,
Eastgate
Mehew CreOrge, Old White Hart family
k commercial hotel, Southgate
Mehew Pichard, saddler k harness
maker, Northgate
Mettam Thos. blacksmith kc. Carre pi
Moore Jn.Thoe. pork butcher, Southgate
Mucklow Charlotte (Mrs.), saddler k
harness maker, Southgate
Mumby Wm. Hy. grocer, Market place
Needfaam Bobert, builderftwheelwnght,
Cross Keys wharf, Eastgate
Nickolls John, wine k spirit merchant,
ft agent for S. AllsoppftSon8,Burton-
opon-Trent, Southgate
Nidd Eliabeth(Mr8. ), Waggon ft Horses
P.H. Easteate
N^htacalesWiIIiam,chemi8t ft druggist,
Nixon Henry, New White Han p.h.
Southgate
Nixon John, assistant orerseer,colIector
to local board & of poor rates ft dep.
registrar of births ft deaths for Bu-
Unghay sub-district, Carre street
Nixon Beuben, Bed Lion p.E. Westgate
North John ft Son, plumbers, Southgate
Ouzman Jn. hoot li! shoe ma. Northgate
Overton William, stationer, Southgate
Owen William Dentdiffe, draper ft
grocer, Southgate
FMtinson ft Co. general builders' mer-
chants, timber, slates, sanitary pipes,
Staffordshire blue bricks ft tiles.
LmceLNSHIBE.
cement, plaster of parls, laths, hair,
lime, sand, gravel fcc. direict from
works or Sleaford depdt-; merchants
in all kinds of coal; of&ces, Carre
place. See advertisement
Peacock, WiUson ft Co. bonkers (Henry
Ingoldby, manager), Northgate ;
draw- on Llcnrds, Bametts ft Bosan-
queta Bank Limited, Lombard street,
London e.e
Peake ft Booles, joiners, Carre place
Peake, Snow ft Peake, solicitors,
Market place
Peake Heniy (firm, Peake, Snow ft
Peake), solicitor, commissioner for
oaths ft perpetual commissioner,
clerk to the magistrates, registrar of
county court, under sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, clerk to Sleaford Gas Co.
Market place
Peake Henry Arthur, solicitor, see
Peake, Snow ft Peake
Pigott ft Fryer, clothiers, outfitters
ft hatters, Southgate
Pitts Wm. cabinet maker, Southgate
Plumb Elizh. (Mrs.), hosier, Eastgate
Police Station (Alfred Bichdale, snpt. ),
Eastgate
Procter Thomas (Mrs.), shopkeeper,01d
Gteaford
Procter Wm. coadi bailder, Eastgate
Pnlford Eliza (Miss), baby linen re-
pository, Southgate
Rawlinson Bbtdyerft cleaner.Sootbgate
Baynor James, station master
Bedmile George, butcher, Westgate
Bepton James M. printer ft stationer,
southgate
Bepton James M. deputy registrar of
births & deaths for Sleaford district.
Old Sleaford
Bepton J8ph.famitnre broker, Westgate
Bichdale Alfred, supt. of police ft in-
spector of weights ft measurds, East-
gate
Bippon Frederick, fanner, Holdingham
Boberts Eliza (Mr8.),dTe8s ma. Westgate
Boberts John, assessor ft collector of
taxes ft county court derk, Market st
Boberts John (Mrs.),berlin wool ftfancy
repository, Market street
Boberts Richard, wine ft spirit merehant
ft brewer, Boston road
Boberts Thos. White Swan P.E. West gate
Robinson Thos. boot maker, Southgate
BobinsonWm. boot ft shoe ma.SoUtbgate
Bodgers ft Jessopp, solidtors, Northgate
Boee Jn. coal ft com dlr. 47 Westgate
JSose Joseph, gardener, seedsman ft
florist, East road
Bowbottom Henry Charles, boot ft shoe
maker ft bill poster ft town crier,
Boston road
Sampson Bobert, printer, bookseller,
stationer, music seller, fancy goods,
paperhangings ft pianoforte dealer,
emigration agent, proprietor ft pub-
lisher of the "Sleaford Gazette ft
South Lincolnshire Advertiser," 3 ft 3
Market place. See advertisement
Savings Bank (Cbas. E. Bissill, actuary ;
H.Ingoldby, treasurer ; J.C. Ascough,
auditor), open to to 12 on monday,
7 Market place
Sharpe Charles ft Co. seed merchants
ft growers ; ft at 31 Seed market,
Mark lane, London e.e
Simpson Thomas & Co. Limited (Chas.
£. Williams, managing director),
linseed, cake ft manure manufac-
turers, bone ft seed crushers ft oil
merchimts. East road
[kellt's
8NAXF0BD is a parish in tba Mid division of the
coonty, wapentake of LawresB, parts of Lindsey, Lmoohi
union. Market Basen oonnty court district, rural deanery
of Lowress No. i, archdeaeonery of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 7 miles south-west from Market Basen, a west
from Snelland station, and o north-west-l^-north ttam
Linoain. The church of St. Lawreooe is a stone building,
m the Norman, Eariy Decotsted and Perpendicular styles,
consisting of cfaancd with chantry chapel, nave, and a
Sbart>e Mary Anne (Mrs.), Cross Keys
p.E. East^te
Simpson William, carpenter ft joiner,
Church lane
Singer MannfactnriDg Co. (Thomas
Tasey, manager), 30 Northgate
Skelton Jaremiah,inlaiid revenue officer,
Carre street
Skelton Richard, builder, West banks
Slaogfater Jn. photographer, Ingram ter
Sleaford Com Eixciunge Co. Limited,
Market place
Sleaford Oas Oo.Lim.(HarryWimhurst,
manager) ; ofBces, East rood
' Sleaford Gazette ft Sonth'Lincolnshiie
Advertiser' (Bobert Sampson, pro-
prietor ft publisher ; published sat ),
Market place. See advertisement
■aieaford Journal' (^^llliom Walsh,
proprietor ft publisher; published
fri.), Southgate
Sleaford Water Works Co. (John Oill,
manager) ; offices, Market place
Smedley Oeorgiana (Miss), bookbindefr
printer, booksriler, stationer, copper-
plate printer, circulating library,
stamp distributor, ft depot for ttie
Society of Christian Knowledge,
Northgate
Smith Charles, Bristd Arms family k
commercial hotel ft posting house,.
Market place
Smith Wuliam Henry, steam culti-
vator ft steam thrashing machine
proprietor, Ingram terrace
Snow Henry (firm, Peake, Snow ft
Peake), solidtorft commissioner for
oaths. Market street
Spite William Henrj, merchant tailor
ft outfitter, Market place
Stamford, Spalding ft Boston Banking-
Co. Limited (Agency) (William Fin-
lay, manager; Charles Marshall,
resident derk), Westgate ; draw oa
Iterclay, Beran ft Co. London e.e
Stamp Office (Miss Oeorgiana Smedley,
distributor), Northgate
Standen Her1>ert,hair dresser,Sonthgat»
StartChas.rope ft twine mannf.Soutbgte
Stemiett James, shoe maker, Eastgate
Stevenson John, ironfounder, Carre st
Temperance Hall, Tea ft Coffee Room»
(wm. Morton, manager), Westgate
Thompson Henry, Jolly Scotchman P. K.
ft butcher, Southgate
Turner James, miller (wind) ft baker,
4 Soutb^ite
Turner Wuliam Flint, carriage mannf.
Central Carre works, Carre street
Wainer Thomas, builder ft contractor
ft wholesale ft retail dealer in sanitary-
ware ft terra cotta goods, Okl Sleaford
Walden Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Westgate
Waldi William, stationer ft printer,
Southgate
Waters Wm. blacksmith, Jermyn street
Webb Richd.draper & grocer, Southgate
Weston George, chemist, Southgate
Wiles Uriah, boot ft shoe maker, 6
Boston road
Wilkinson Samuel, nursery ft seeds-
man, Southgate
Williams George Hay, brazier, tinnum,
ironmonger, iron merchant, lock-
I smith ft bellhanger. Market place
I Wood John Ridal, chemist, 11 Market pi.
Wood Joseph, confectioner, Carre place
Wormell Edward, clothier, Southgate
Young Men's Literary Institution Ne-ws
' Boom ft Library (Joseph Sbacklock,
librarian). Com Exchange, Marke!t pi
western tower containing i bell: -within the tower are
four late Norman arches, one -with billet and interlaced
mouldings ; the font is a rich and somewhat peculiar
example of Perpendicular work, on an earlier base : the
ehnrcn contains a aeries of stately but faded and dilapidated
monnmente of the St. Poll family ; the earliest of these ia a
canopied' altar tomb, enriched -with ten statuettes, and
bearing effigies of Sir Thomas St.- Poll. kt. 1582, and his
wife, togetlur -with an inscription : the next, aocoidiag v>
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JURCOLNSHIBE.
SOMEBBT.
631
date, consist* oftwo ifigitmMmM witim. a ndeis in' iht
north urall of the chantry, oBjoining the Bnincel, represent-
ing Sir Oeorge St. P6U kt and bort., 1613, and Frances
(Wray) his 'trife : on the sonth chancel wall is an inscription
on brass, giving the conjugal history of this Lady St. Poll,
who in tiit same year her hnsband died married Robert,
Baron Bich of Lieze, who was created Earl of Warwick in
1618 ; and there are in the church memorial busts of the
Earl and Countess, with an inscription : on the floor is a
dark grey slab, with an inscribed brass to Joan (St. Poll)
wife of John Tomay, of Caynby, esq., 1521, and on the
floor of the chantr}* chapel is a slab inscribed to George
Brownlow Douehty esq. 1743, and his wife, a co-heiress of
Sir Henry Tichbome bart. The register dates from the
Cottingham Edwin, farmer, Manor farm I Dixon Robert, blacksmith
Cottingham John, farmer I Martin Thomas, farmer
SNEIiIiAlTS is a parish, village, and station on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnslure railway, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lmdsey, western division of
the wapentake of Wraggoe, Ijincoln nnion. Market Rasen
county court district, Wraggoe rural deanery, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 145^ miles from London,
4^ west-north-west from Wragby, and 9 north-east from
Lincoln. The church of All Saints, almost entirely re-boilt
in 1S63, onder the diredtion of Mr. James Fowler, architect,
at the expense of the Hon. C. H. Oust, and the late Rev.
the Hon. Richard Cust, is a building of stone in the Early
Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, am
a bell-gable containing two bells. The register dates from
the year 1654. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value
;f 248, from 3S acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Vavasour Bev. John Francis Stukeley
M.A. Rectory
Bateman Thomas (exors. of), farmers
Carter William, shoe maker
Gonlding Edward Harrison, blacksmith
SNITTKKBT is a parish and village, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of
Aslacoe wapentake, union of Caistor, Market Rasen county
court district, La wress petty sessional division, rural deanery
of Corringham, archdeaconry of Stow and i^ocese of Lin-
coln, 9 lules sonth from Brigg, ^ south-east from Kirton
station and 7 north-west from Market Rasen. The church
of St. Nicholas, erected on the site of an older structure, in
1780, at the meagre coat of £atg, was rebuilt in 1866-7 "t a
cost of ;^i,ooo, raised by subscriptions, aided by a parish rate
amonntme to ;^ioo,and is now a building of stone and brick,
in the Early Decorated style, from plans by Mr. James Fowler,
architect, of Louth, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, porch
and a tower, at present unfinished, containing 2 bell : the in-
terior has a reredos of Caen stone and alabaster and a font, the
basin of which is supported on eight shafts of serpentine
marble : the fittings of the chancel are oak : the lectern,
communion table cloth and other articles were presented ;
the chalice and paten are of silver, and date from 1568 :
there are sittings for more than aoo persons. Tile separate
register of this parish dates only from the year 1858 ; the
earlier registers are included in those of Waddingham. The
living is a rectory, gross yearly value, from 260 acres of
Crreenfield John, farmer
Johnscm John, faraoer, Swinthorpe
Martin Walter, farmer, Swinthorpe
Mnsgrave Henry, farmer, Swintttorpe
'yesr'rTtS.'- Hie living isaicetoryonnexedto the rectory of
FViesthorpe, joint gross yearly valos ;£37o, in the gift of the
Bishop of Lincoln, and neld since 1875 by the Rev. John
Charles Kitching Saunders m.a. of St. Edmund Hall,
Oxford, who resides at Friesthorpe. The tmstees of the
Tichbome estates are lords of the manor and sole landowners.
The soil is clay and sand ; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips, and posture. The
area is i,t3o acres; rateable valne, £1,151 : the population
in 1881 was loa.
Parish Clerk, James Perrin.
Letters through Market Rasen, which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
The children of the parish attend the school at Faldingworth
I Olivant George William, farmer
' Wood Oliver, farmer
E. R. C- Cost esq. and held since 1873 by the Rev. John
Francis Stukeley Vavasonr m.a. of Brosenose College,
Oxford. Ernest Richard Charles Cust esq. d.l. of Arthing-
worth, Northants, is lord of the manor and prindinl
landowner. The soil is gravelly ; subsoil, claj|r. Tlie cluet
crbps are wheat, barley, and oats. The area is 1,365 acres
rateable value, ;^i,6o3 ; the population in 1881 was 133.
SwiNTUoiiPB is a hamlet of five houses, a mile west.
Parish Clerk, William Webster.
Wall LmTsn Box cleared at 3.30 p.m. Letters through
Wragby by foot post, which is the nearest money order
office. The nearest telegraph office is at Langwortb
railway station
The children of this parish attend the school at Wickenby
Railway Station, Jolm Carter, station master
I Musson Heniy, fanner
Peel Robert, farmer
Sharp Wm. Taylor, farmer, Swinthorpe
Tindall William, carpenter
Warner Rev.Richd. Edwd.M.A. [rector]
COIOfBRCIAL.
Anderson John, wheelwright
Atkinson William, farmer
Beech Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Belton Joim, farmer
Border John, wheelwright k carpenter
Capes George, blacksmith
Capes George, jun. farmer
Dixon Thomas, shoe maker
Hare John, farmer k carrier
Kirby Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Kirby William, farmer
Lidgard John Belton, farmer
glebe, /400 with residenoe, in the gift of the Crown, and
held smoe 1863 by the Bev. Richard Edward Warner i(.A.
of Exeter College, Oxford. There are Wesleyan and Primi-
tive Methodist chapels here. W, Danby esq. who is lord of
the manor, and the rector, William Parker esq. of Atterby,
and John Dauber esq.of Brigg, are the principal landowners.
The soil is peat, clay and sand " com-tnrash ; subsoil, lime-
stone. The ctiief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The
area is 1,640 acres-; rateable value, ;£3,48i ; the population
in 188 1 was 374.
Parish Clerk, John Sissons.
SuB-Poer Orpica. — Mrs. Sarah Draper, receiver ; delivery
at 10 a.m. box cleared at 4 p.m. Letters through Kir^
ton Lindsey. The nearest money order office is at Bed-
bourne ; telegraph office at Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Natioml School (mixed), built in 1863, at a cost of jf 150, for
40 children ; average attendance, 34 ; k supported by
volontary contributions k sciiool fees ; Miss Alice Mary
Webster, mistress
CABBI8B8 TO : —
Lincoln — Hare, fri
Bsioo — Sims, thurs. k sat. ; Hare, thnrs
GAiNSBOBOuaH — Sims, tues
Maltby George, farmer
Parker WiUiun Edward, farmer
Bobinson Thomsts, fkrraer
Sims Henry, Royal Oak p.H. k carrier
Trafford Toft Walke, farmer
Wharton Thomas, farmer
Wilkinson Richard, farmer
SOMEZIB7 (near Brigg) is a small agricultural parish on
the Wolds, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
lindsey, south division of Tarborough wapentake, union
and county court district of Caistor, Brigg petty sessional
division, diocese of Lincoln, archdeaconry of Stow, and rural
deanery of Yarborough No. 2, 4% miles north-west from
Caistor, 2 sonth from the Bametby-le-Wold,and 2 north from
Howdiam stations and 4 east from Brigg, near the high road
from Brigg to Caistor. The church of St. Margaret is a
building of stone of the eleventh century, consisting of
chancel and nave and a western tower containiiig 3 bells : it
it has several monuments to theWeston family, and in March,
1884, there was discovered near the chancel the effigy of a
cros»-legged knight, in chain mail : there are sittings for
Underwood Charles Fleetwood Weston, I Goold Rev, Walter [rector]
The Hall I Dickinson John, farmer
80MEHBY (near Grantham) is a parish and village, in
the Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven,
Winnebriggs waipeiitake, Spittlegata petty sessional division,
70 persons. The register dates from the year 1661. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;£i63, gross yearly
value ^173, including 4 acres of glebe, in the gift of the
Lord Chancellor, and held since 1883 by the Bev. Walter
Goold, of Queen's College, Birmingham. The Hall is the
seat of Charles Fleetwood Weston Dnderwood esq. lord of
the manor and chief landowner. The soil is alluvial ; sub-
soil, on the Wolds, chalk. The chief crops ore wheat, barley
and oats. The area is 975 acres ; rateable value, j^i,402 ;
the population in 1881 was 99.
Letters throogh Brigg. Bametby is the nearest money
order office ; telegraph office at Brigg
The nearest schools are at Bigby, one mile north
I Foster William, farmer
English period, but with a Decorated chancel and clerestory,
a fine chancel arch of Norman date, on coeval pillars and a
priest's doorway of Late Perpendicular work : the church
Grantham union and county court dntrict, rural deanery of | consists of chancel, clerestoned nave of three bays, south
South Orantbam, and arcfadeaeonry and diocese of Lincoln, I aisle and a toww containing i bell : at the east end of the
ai miles south-east from Granthun. The chureh of St. '. chancel are two statue brackets, and the aisle also retains a
Mary Magdalen is a building of stone, chiefly of the Barly bracket and an aumbry, and in one of the nave windows are
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the arms of Threckingham ; a portion of the carved and
elaborately painted nak chancel sureen is now incorporated in
a pew : in the sonth porch is a recambent elligy of a knight
of the time of £dward II. presnmed to represent a member
of the de Somerby family, formerly lords of this parish : in
the cbanoel are two moral monmncnts of marble to Elizabeth
fCartwrigbt), wife of Sir John Brownlow, subsequently
(1718) created Baron Charlerille and Viscount Tyrconnel ;
and to Jane, daughter of Sir Richard Brownlow bart. of
Humby.and wife of Pcregrine(Bertie),2nd Dake of Ancaster ;
she died June ist, 1670 : there are other mural monuments
to the Cheyney and Hotchkin families : in the chancel are two
brasses, one nF which is dated 1590, the other is to a brother
of Bradshaw the regicide: the massire silver comimunion
plate was preaente.l by the Brownlow family. The church
was thoroughly restored in 1876, at a cast of £j,oao, when
a vestry was erected, a new east window inserted and an
organ introdaced. The registers, including Great Hnmby,
have been regularly kept from the year 1773, but there is a
previous register, dated 1730, much dilapidated and very
imperfect. The living is a rectory, imited with the chapelr^
o( Great Humby, gross yearly value ;f6oo, including resi-
dence and i6a acres of glebe, in the gift of the Baroness
Willonghby de Eresby, and held since 1875 by the Rev.
William Nash b.a. of Caius College, Cambridge, who resides
at Grantham ; the Rev. Algernon Home cSchran b.a. of
University College, Oxford, is curate and resides at the
rectory. The Earl of Dysart is lord of the manor. The
Cochran Rev. Algernon Home b.a.
[curate]. Rectory
COUMBRCIAL.
Aldwinckle Yeoman John, farmer
Andrew John, farmer
Ayre John, blacksmith, & post office
BrothwellMry.(Mr8.),farmr.Gt.Humby
Perer^-ear Charles, grazier
Hall Henry Blue Harbour P.K.& farmer
Hill George, farmer, Great Humby
Holmes Saml. miller (water),Gt. Humby
ICBW SOMESBT, set Gbantham.
principal landowner is Christopher Tumor esq. d.l., j.v.
The soil is various ; subsoil, stone. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats, beans and turnips. The area is 2,990 acres ;
rateable value, /6,385 ; the populatron in 1881 was 1,189,
inclusive of New Somerby within the borough of Grantham ;
the rateable value, exclusive of New Somerby, is ^^3,046.
Blitx Harbour, formerly called Cold Harbotur, is an inn,
situated about one mile from the parish church, on the Old
Roman road. Ermine street, and still retains a considerable
portion of the old Roman brick work.
Gbkat Humbt is a chapelry, 3^ miles south-east and 6
east-by-south from Grantluim. The chapel, consisting of a
very small nave only, was originally the private chapel of
the Brownlow family, the farmer possessors of the Hall,
which stood close by, and traces of the foundations of which
still exist. The chapel underwent restoration in 1878,
chiefly at the expense of J. Hurgatroyd esq. the chief land-
owner.
Sexton, George Moulds.
Post Officb.— John Ayre, receirer. Letters from Grantham
arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; depart at 5.45 p.m. Grantham is the
nearest money order t telegraph office
National School (mixed), erected about 1841, for 50 children ;
average attendance, 36 ; Hiss Uary Catherine Snaith,
mistress
Carriers. — Coddington, Harwood & Sentence, pass through
to Grantham
Meads Wm. shopkeeper & wheelwright
Parker William, saddler
Roberts John, farmer
Todd Wm.Fox k Hounds F.H.& farmer
WooUerton Joseph, farmer
NORTH E0BIEBC0TE8 is a large scattered village
and parish, not far from the North Sea, in the Northern
division of the coimty, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
the hundred of Louth Eske, Louth union and county court
district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludborough No. 2,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6i miles from
to the poor of South Somercotes. The poor of North
Somercotes also receive a yearly rent-charge of £s 4s. from
Hardie's charity at Louth, and £a from Sir R. Christopher's
charity. These charities are distributed at Christmas.
There is a well-built range of buildings at Donna Nook for
the accommodation of eight families belonging to the coast-
Saltfleetby station and 10 miles north-east from Louth. The guard service ; a building has been erected here, under the
church of St. Peter is a spacious building, apparently of auspices of the Lifeboat Institutinn, for the reception of
Early English date, but its architectural features have been shipwrecked mariners, and there is also a lifeboat under the
destroyed by modern repairs ; it consists of a chancel, nave command of Captain Dobson. Simon Thomas Scrojie esq.
with a portion of the clerestory, aisles, north and south of Cockerington, Louth, is lord of the manor. Miss Con-
porches and a western and now spireless tower containing ' stance Nisbet-Hamilton, and J. Sharpley, R. G. Chatterton,
3 bells: the tower terminates in a plain parapet without ; Capt. Robert Charles Vjmer, of Ganby, Homcastle, W. Ro-
pinnacles ; both nave and aisles arc corercd by a single flat ' binson and W. Brownlow esqrs. are the chief landowners,
leaded roof, which cuts off the heads of the aisle arches ; the | The soil is sandy and loamy, and produces wheat, oats, bar-
south aiale is wide, the north narrow ; both bad a chantry at ley and beans. Part of the soil is so sandy that there are
the east end, and in the latter remains an ancient altar
Stone and a piscina ; the slab of the high altar and one sup-
port lie near the north door ; the chancel is now only about
two-thirds of its original size, and the chancel arch has
been destroyed; in the chancel is a slab incised with a
stepped floriated cmss ; in the north porch is a stone coffin
lid, used as a door-step ; the font is octagonal, and is sup-
ported on eight marble shafts ; on the sides are shields of
arms and emblems of the Passion. The register dates from
the year 1660. The living is a vicarage, yearly tithe rent-
charge of ;^498, gross yearly value jf 500, including i acre
of glebe with residence, in the patronage of the Queen as
Duchess of Lancaster, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
Albert A. Wood. Here are places of n-orship for Wesleyans
and Free and Primitive Methodists. At the enclosure of
the Marsh in 1635, about 120 acres of land were allotted to
the poor, of whic h 80 acres belong to North and 40 to South
Somercotes : the yearly income (which varies) is distributed
tiro-thirds to the poor of North Somercotes and one-third
Myers Charles John
Thomas Rev. Robt. Jones [Wesleyan]
Wood Rev. Albert A. [vicar]
COMHEBCIAI.
Adcock Rnckliif , carrier
Adcock Henr}', boot maker
Bradley James, shoe maker
Bradshaw William, butcher
Bratley James, farmer, Warren
Briggs Frederick, blacksmith
Brittain Thomas, blacksmith
Brooks Joseph, farmer
Brownlow William, farmer, landowner
k agent to foreign consuls & under-
writers. Poplar Grove farm
Burgess Sarah Jane (Miss), school
Butters Jabez, farmer
Campion Thomas, farmer
Carey William Henry k Richard Edwin,
farmers
137 acres of rabbit warren,
able value, ;f7,2i8 ;
Cartwright Edward Pamham, farmer
CartwrightThos.TumeU,miller & baker
Cash Ellen (Mrs.), Bay Horse p.h
Cemetery (Joseph Longhton, clerk to
the burial board)
Clayton John, baker
Clayton William, tailor
Cook Robert, fishmonger
Crawford William, farmer
Croft John Snowden, carrier k grocer
Crowson Edward, farmer
Dales Henry, shoe maker
Dales John, shoe maker
Dawson John, shopkeeiwr
Dawson Wm. Hardy, market gardener
Dear William, shopkeeper
Desforges Thomas, grocer
Dickinson Joseph, farmer
Dobson Eliza (Mrs. ), dress maker
Dobson Thos. snpt. of lifeboat station
The area is 4,806 acres ; rate-
. «,.. . the population in 1881 was 1,219.
Parish Clerk, Samuel Bucknell.
Post, Monxy Order k Tklbqraph Office k Savings
Bank. — John Dawson, postmaster. Letters arrive from
Great Grimsby at 9.35 a.m. & dispatched at 3.30 p.m
Insurance Agent. — Northern, J. W. Roberts
Church School for North k South Somercotes (mixed ft in-
fants), erected with residence for the master in 1864 ft
endowed with 16 acres of land : it is governed by five
trustees, viz., the vicar & two parishioners of Nortli
Somercotes, k the rector k one parishioner of Soath
Somercotes : a school-room, to hold 140 girls ft infantSi
was added in 1876 ; Miss Elizabeth Robinson, mistress
Cabbibrs to : —
Griksbt k Hull — John Croft, thurs. ft John Waltnslejr,
monday
Louth — Rockliffe Adcock, Thomas Wells, Charles Smith
& George Grundy.every wed. ft sat.; ft William Dear, wed
Dobson William, wheelwright
Drewery Thomas Willows, farmer ft
surveyor of highways
Drnry Edward, cow keeper
Dunham Joseph, tailor
Dunham Robert ft William, farmers
Easting Ebenezer, grocer
Eyre &vid, farmer
Freshney Marwood, farmer
Green John, carrier
Grundy George, carrier
Grundy John George, blacksmith
Hallgarth Robert, farmer
Hallgarth William, farmer
Hewson Edward, farmer. The Old EUU
Holmes William, farmer
Horton Sophia (Mrs.), farmer
Houldcn Gilbert, farmer, ft agent to
foreign consuls ft underwriters ft
hon. sec. Donna Nook life boat
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Paddison John, blacksmith
Parkinson Joel, farmer
Parkinson Marshall, farmer
Parkinson Robert, farmer
Parkinson Robert, jun. farmer
Pinder Joseph, farmer
Pridgeon Edward, saddler
Riggall William, farmer, Eau bank
Rimington Thomas Edwin, pinmber
Roberts Eliza (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Robinson Wm. farmer k landowner,
The Marsh Grange
Rowe Robert, Axe t Cleaver f.h. &
builder (tc
Rowle John, farmer & butcher
Rowson Henry, farmer
Skipworth William John Robert, Brick-
layer's Arms P. H
Smith Charles, carrier
Smith Matthew Henry, tailor
Snowden Emerson, shoe maker
Botuham Albert, wheelwright
Hnmberstone Charles, farmer
fiumberstone Thomas, coxswain ot
Donna Nook life boat
Hnmberstone William Hays, farmer
Hntton William, farmer, The Common
Kemp Titos, farmer
King William, carpenter
Lendis Jean Rajet, hair dresjer
Lewisjhomas, land snrveyor
Libell Ueorge, shopkeeper
IdtUe Fred, farmer
Longhtoti Joseph, school k snrveyor k
clerk to the burial board
Longhton Thomas, shopkeeper
Mcrrikin Edward, batcher
Merrikin John, farmer
Merrikin Thomas, farmer
Moore John, shoe maker
Myers Charles John, surgeon k medi-
cal oiHcer, & public vaccinator,
Somercotes district, Louth union
80XTTH SOBCEHCOTES is a pleasant village and
Orish, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
ndsey, Marsh division of Louth Eske hundred, Lonth
onion and county court district, Louth Eske and Lud-
borough rural deanery No. 3,archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
o( Lincoln, 8 miles north-east-by-north from Loutii and 3^
north-west from Saltfleetby railway station. South Somer-
cotes was formerly one of the most prosperous places in the
marshes, but is now poor, owing principally to the great
decrease in the value of the produce of the land, much of
which was bought at the highest prices by many small oc-
cupiers, who are unable to Mar the losses of the successive
baa seasons. The church of St. Mary, called the " Queen of
thettarsh," is a handsome building of the Early English,
Decorated and Perpendicular periods, consisting of chancel,
clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles, south porch and a
western tower with lofty and tapering spire and containing
a peal of 3 bells, dated 1323, and beautifully lettered and en-
riched with foliated work and grotesque figures : the spire,
the only one within a distance of 60 miles north and south,
serves as a sea mark ; the ancient chancel screen and some
Early benches remain ; the tower is Early English and has a
irest doorway of the Perpendicular period : the font is panel-
led and carved with emblems of the Passion. The register
dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, tithe
rent-charge ;^SS9i gross yearly value ;^6oo, including 28}
acres of glebe and residence, in the patronage of the Queen
in right of the Duchy of Lancaster, and held since 1864 by
the Bev. Edmund Richard Hopper Griffith Palmer m.a. of
Queen's College, Oxford. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, built
Lacy Mrs Fanlkner^eorge, blacksmith
North Edmund
Palmer Rev. Edmund Richard Hopper
Griffith M..V. [rector]. Rectory
Wells Mrs
soMERSBir. 633
Stainton Thomas, cabinet maker
Stapleton Willuini, chief boatman,
Donna Nook coast guard station
Stephenson Charles, tailor
Stubbs, Thomas, farmer
Sutton William Standloft, ftUmonger
Townend John, farmer. The Common
Walrasley John, carrier
Webster Leak, farmer
Wells ElizabeUi Jane (Miss),dre8s makr
Wells Thomas, carrier
Wells Thomas Francis, farmer
White Thomas, Woolpack p.H
Willey John Thomas, farmer. South ho
Willey Stephen, warrener k carrier
Willey William, carpenter
Wilson Henry, fanner. Porter's Marsh
Wilson Thomas k Edmund, farmers
Windley Stephen, farmer
Windley Thomas, farmer
Young Joseph, bricklayer
COXMBBCIAL.
Andrew Willey, farmer
Atkins George, farmer, Mill lane
Bancroft Jesse Willows, farmer, The
HaU
Brooks William, farmer
Batcher John, farmer
Gartwright Edwd. Pamham, brick mkr
Coot John, farmer
Dixon Samuel, shopkeeper, k post office
Drewery Smith, farmer
SOICEBSBT is a small parish, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, hundred of Hill, Horncastle union,
petty sessional division and county court district, rural
deanery of Hill No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, 6 miles north-east from Horncastle, 7^ west from Al-
ford station and 6 north-west from Spilsby. The church of
St. Margaret is an ancient building of sandstone, in the Per-
pendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch,
and a low but massive tower, with four small pinnacles and
containing 3 bells : there are some memorials to the Bur-
tons, lords of the manor, bat the only monument of interest
is a small brass in the chancel, with kneeling eili^, to
George Littlebury, 1613 : in the porch is a stoup : m the
churchyard is a lofty and singularly perfect cross of Perpen-
dicolar date, with octagonal shaft, and bearing on its summit
beautifully sculptured ligures of Our Lord upon the Cross,
and the Virgin crowned and bearing a lily : the church was
thoroughly restored in 1S63-5 and fitted up with open
benches, at a cost of /500, defrayed by the late rector. The
feetoter dates from ue year 1730. The living is a rectory,
wUlx that of Bag Enderby annexed ; tithe rentsiharge ;£399,
Fletcher Edmund, farmer k carrier
Freshney Marwood, farmer
Freshney Thomas Bennett, farmer, The
Grange
Glover John, farmer. Fen houses
Graves, John, farmer. East row
Graves John, farmer, The Ings
Graves Robert, farmer
Graves Thomas, farmer
Green John, carrier
Greenwood George Chatterton, grazier
Hill Samuel, boot maker
Honlden Robert, farmer, Scupholme
Hoyes John, farmer
Hoyes William, farmer
Hundleby Samuel, farmer
in 1869, and a Free Methodist chapel, built in 1873. The
{)Oor of this parish have about ^^34 yearly from the poor's
and, noticeo in North Somercotes ; they have also £a a
year from Sir R. Christopher's charity, and a yearly rent-
charge of IDS. left by John Lowrie in 1630. These amounts
are distributed in money at Christmas. Simon Thomas
Scrope esq. of Cockerington, is lord of the manor, with the
exception of the hamlet of Scupholme, which belongs to Miss
Constance Nisbet-Hamilton ; these, with Messrs. Bancroft,
Allison, Houlden and Cartwright are the chief landowners.
The soil is loamy, and the subsoil clay. The chief crops are
wheat, barlev and turnips. The area is 2,526 acres ; rate-
able value, ;^4,i9i ; the population in 1881 was 435.
ScuPEOLKE is a hamlet i^ miles south-west.
Parish Clerk, Dring Rowe Faulkner.
Post Ofpicb. — Samuel Dixon, receiver. Letters through
Great Grimsby arrive at 11.30 a.m. k are dispatched at
2.30 p.m. week days only. North Somercotes is the
nearest money order k telegraph office
Church School (mixed), built in 1846 & enlarged in 1871, at
a cost of about ;^3oo ; it will now hold 120 children ; aver-
age attendance, 55 ; k is supported by the rector, volun-
tary subscriptions, a government grant & school fees k
receives, besides, ^^20 yearly from the trustees of the poor's
land : the children of tUs place have also a right to the
benefits of the free school at North Somercotes ; Miss Mary
Bullock, mistress
Carbiers to Louth. — Edmund Fletcher, wed. k John
Green, every wed. k sat
Lacy Edwin, Blue Bell p.H. k butcher
k cattle dealer
Martin Robert, farmer
Michael Jacob, beer retailer
Needham William, farmer
Pinder Thomas, farmer
Reed John George, bricklayer
Riggall John, farmer
RoUinson William, farmer
Smith Thomas, farmer
Spoonoer John, farmer
Thompson Robert (exors. oO, farmers
Wells Thomas, farmer. The Rookery
Westmoreland Christopher, farmer
Wilson William, carpenter k registrar
of marriages
Wright Jab^ grazier
joint net yearly value £400, including 50 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of and held since 1883 by the Rev.
John Soper B.A. of Hertford College, Oxford, who resides at
Bag Enderby. The poor's land of 34 acres produces £3 ros.
yearly, which is distributed in clothing : the poor have also
218. every second year left by some unknown donors.
Lord Tennyson d.c.l. (Oxob.) and hon. fellow of Trinity
College, Cambridge, was born here in 1809, his father the
Rev. G. C. Tennyson being rector of the parish at the time
he succeeded Wordsworth as poet laureate, in 1851. Lang-
home Burton Burton esq. is lord of the manor and sole
landowner. The soil is clay and sand ; snbsoil, mostly blue
and red clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and
turnips. 'The area is 600 acres ; rateable value, jf 663 ; the
population fn 1881 was 43.
HoLYWBLi^ is a woody dell on the Somersby estate, with
a spring flowing from a rock. " Warden Hill," an elevated
spot on the same estate, and also a plantation.
Cloven Hill, a curiously divided eminence, parallel with
Warden ; and Harden's Gap, below Warden, on the flat, are
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both on the estate of Sonth Ormsby, belonging to Charles
Fhmcis Mawringberd-Mnndy esq. d.l., i.v
Parish Clerk, Jonathan Clarke.
I Gilliatt Isaac, fanner
Hebblevhite WiUism, farmer
Letters through Horncastle, vhlch is the nearest money
order ofltcn
The chfldren of this parish attend the school at Hagrrorth-
ingbam ft Brinkbul
I Lowe Phillip, farm bailiff to L. K
Barton esq
Barton Langhorne Burton
Barton Miss
Foster George, farmer
S0TB7 is a parish and village, in the Mid division of the | has placed in the parish chest a copy of transcript in the
county, parts of Lindsey, east division of the wapentake of Archidiaconal Registr}', dating from 1566 to 1590. The
Wraggoe, Horncastle union and county court district, rural living is a discharged rectory, gross yearly valne from 330
deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stovr and diocese of acres of glebe ^376, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
Idncoln, 16 miles east-north-east from Lincoln, 5 east from held since 1880 b^ the Rev. James D'ombrain m.a.. who is
Wragby, 3} south-trest from East Barkwith station and 8 also vicar of Market Stainton, and was formerly Civil Com-
north-west from Horncastle. The church of St. Peter is a missioned Chaplain at Smyrna. A rectory room ronstracted
small building, chiefly of stone, in the Early English and
Decorated 8t3^es, consisting of chancel, nave and an open
belfry containing i bell ; the chancel was rebuilt in 1857 in
to hold 50 persons was bnilt in i88a, by the present rector,
on his premises ; it is used for Sunday school, and is attended
by between 40 and 50 scholars, and supported by the rector.
the Early English style, from plans by Mr. M. Drary, of \ Several finely sculptured stones have beien dug up in a field
Lincoln ; and in the coarse of the work some mural paint- 1 in this parisL Capt. Robert Charles Vyner, who is lord of
ings were disclosed on the splays of the chancel windows,
representing Our Lord and St. Mary Magdalene, Belshazzar's
feast and the Last Supper, apparently of the fourteenth cen-
tury : a large quantity of oyster shells were also met with :
the arch dividing the nave and chancel is late Saxon or very
early Norman, and very massive ; there remains a credence
table, piscina and a sepulchral arch, the latter probably
coverine the tomb of the founder, or possibly that of Ralph,
a vasstu of the Bishop of Bayeux, who is mentioned in
Domesday as having land in this parish. The register dates
from the year 165B. Other registers relating to this parish
from 1695 to 1779 are at Baumber, and the present rector
D'ombrain Rev. James x..\. [rector]
Baggaley Robert & Jesse, farmers
BOTringham William Dunham, farmer
Oowshall William, cottage farmer
HodsOn John, farmer
Lfll Jabez, farmer, The Qlebe
Maltby John, cottage farmer,The Glebe
Miller Selk, builder &c
the manor, and the Rector are the sole landowners. The
soil is mostly marl ; subsoil, marl and white clay. The chief
crops are barley, oats, wheat and turnips. The area is 1,500
acres ; rateable value, ;£ 1,586 ; the population in 1881 was
191.
Parish Clerk, W. P. Gowshall, who for nearly 40 years
has also filled the office of churchwarden.
Letters by foot post through Wragby, which is the nearest
money order office; the telegraph office is at Soath Willing-
ham. WAI.L Lfttkr Box, at the Rectory, cleared at 3.30
p.m. The United Parochial school at Baodby serves also
for this parish ft that of Market Stainton
Tripp Susan (Mrs.), Nag's Head p.h
Wetherhog John, blacksmith
Wetherhog Joseph, shopkeeper
SOXTTHOBPE, near the river Eaa, formerly extra-
parochial, is now a parish, in the Northern division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, Corringham wapentake, Qains-
borongh union, petty sessional division and county court
distri^ 7 miles north-east from Gainsborough and i
south from Northorpe station. The inhabitants use North-
thorpe church. William Embleton-Foz esq. who is lord of
the manor, and W. J. Biekin esq. ate the landowners.
The soil is loam ; snbsoil, clay and gravel, llie chief crops
are cereals. The area is 590 acres ; rateable value, j^i,o5i ;
the population in 1881 was 39.
Letters through Kirton, the nearest money order k tele-
graph office
RoUett William, farmer
I Wright Spencer, farmer
S P A L D I IN G .
Spalding is a seaport, market and union town and railway
station, head of a county court district, and polling place
for the Southern division of the county, and parish, in the
wapentake of EUoe, parts of Holland, diocese and arch-
deaconry of Lincoln, and rural deanery of South Holland
So. I, situated 93 miles from London, 14 from Boston, 45
soath-east from Lincoln, 17 north from Peterborough, 20
east from Stamford and 10 east from Bourn. Spalding is a
member of the port of Boston, and is the port for Stamford,
Blarket Deeping and Crowland, and has water communica-
tion with the whole coimty. The river Welland runs
through the town, dividing it into two portions, the larger
of which is on the north bank ; it is navigable for vessels of
80 tons, by which means a fair trade in coals, oil-cake and
timber is carried on . the course of the river, extending in a
comparatively straight line for two miles, constitutes the
remains of highest antiquity about Spalding, for the em-
bankments on each side of the arm of the sea or Wash,
beginning from the Marsh Rails, are imdonbtedly the work
of the Romans. The Great Northern Railway Company
have branch lines from here to Bonm and Stamford,
Holbeach and Lynn, and also to March, and their East
Lincolnshire line gives access to Boston, Lonth, Grimsby
and Hall. The Great Northern and Great Eastern joint
line passes through to Sleaford, Lincoln and Gainsborongh,
pving direct communication between Yorkshire and the
Eastern Counties. The High Bridge over the WeUand was re-
built in 1838 ; there are three other bridge3,for foot possensers
only. The town is not incorporated, but is governed by
fifteen Commissioners, under the Spalding Improvement
Act of 1853 ; C. F. Bonner esq. is the diairman of the
Oommissioners. An Act was passed in the year i860 for
sapplying the town with water, which is conducted in pipes
from Bourn ; the works are situated close to the town, on
the road to Pinchbeck; the capital is ^^8,000, raised in
shares of ;£io each. The town is lighted with gas, and has
been much improved by the erection of several large and
handsome public bniidmgs. The parish ohnrch of S8. Mary
and Nicholas is a spacious Imilding, originally Early English,
and rebuilt in 1294, but with many alterations in the
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, some later portions
being of Post-Reformation date : the plan is complex and
anomalous, bat, in its original arrangement, it consisted of
chancel, with south aisle, nave with aisles, transept, with
eastern and western aisles to each wing, south tower,
attached to the western bay of the south aisle, and a
north porch ; to this structure a large rectangular chapel,
dedicated to SS. Mary and Thomas k Becket, has been added
on the south-east, occupying a portion of the eastern aisle
of the transept ; the eastern portion of the nave aisles was
iJso doubled and a south porch with turret erected : the
total length is 157 feet, and the width, at the transept,
which corresponds in this respect to the doable aisle of the
nave, 9a feet 6 inches : there are monuments to the John-
son and other families ; the west window and all the windows
in the chancel, including the east windows, presented by the
ladies of Spalding, are stained, as are also two in the norUi
and south transepts, and two in the eastern aisles of tfae
transepts; the tower, Early English, is surmounted by
pinnacles, from within which rises a very elegant Decorated
spire ; the tower contains a clock and 6 beHs -. the churdi
was extensively repaired and restored by the late Sir G. 6.
Scott R.A. in the year 1865, the sam of £ta,oao having
been raised for the purpose : the Lady Chapel^ or St Tbormas
k Becket's, on the south side, is now used as the Free
Grammar schooL The register of baptisms and barials
dates from the year 1538 ; marriages, 1550. The liring is a
perpetoal coiocy, gross yearly valne £1, 100 with residence,
in the gift of tnoteea, and held since 1866 by the Rev. Edward
Moore k.a. of St. John's College, Cambridge, Canon (non-
residentiary) of Lincoln, rural dean of West Elloe, and
surrogate.
The ecclesiastical parish of St. John the Baptist was
formed in 1875 from the dvil parishes of Spalding and
Pinchbeck. The cbarch, erected in the year 1875 at Haw-
thorn Bonk, at a cost of about ;f7,5oo, from designs by R.
J. Withers esq. Adam street, Adelphi, London, is a hand-
some building, of stone, in the Gothic style, eonaiatiBg of
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daiuxi, oEiTe, aisles, ciyilt, ▼estry, organ chamber, aonth
inrch and a turret containing a bells and a dook. The
register dates from the year 1875. ' llie liring is a vicarage,
yearly value /400 and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and neld since 1S75 t>y ^^ ^^- -Angturtus William
Geor^ Moore i(.a. of St. John's College, Oxbridge. The
area is 3,500 acres ; the population in 1881 was 1,872 in
^»Iding, and 33 in Pinchbeck civil parishes.
The ecclesiastical parish of St. Panl, Fnlney, was formed
in 1878 from the civil parish of Spalding. The church,
together with a vicarage and Sunday school was erected in
1880, at a cost of ^^40,000, defrayed by Miss Oharinton, who
also endowed it with ;^3oo a year, £50 being added by the
Ecdesiastical Commissioners. The church is a handsome
building of red brick and Anca^ter stone, in the Early
Finglish style, after designs by the late Sir O. G. Scott R. A.
and consists of clerestoried nave, aisles, vestry and a western
tower with spire 135 feet high, containing 8 fine toned bells :
there are sedilia and piscina : the font is of Mansfield and
Woodhouse stone with Purbeck marble shafts, and the
pulpit of carved oak on a stone base. There are sittings for
350 persons. The register dates from the year 1880. The
fiving is a vfcarage, net yearly value ;£35o with residence,
in tiM gift of Miss Charinton, and held since 1878 by the Rev.
Bichard Guy Ash M.j. of Wadham College, Oxford.
The church of St. Peter, in the Abbey gardens, is a build-
ing of red brick in the Early English style, erected in the
year 1875, from designs by the late Sir G. GKlbert Scott b.a.
and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, vestry, north porch,
orgaiv chamber and a turret containing i bell: this church
is seized from the church of SS. Mary and Nicholas.
A galvanized iron chnrch was erected in 1873 ^ Pinch-
beck street, and is called St. John's Free chnrch.
The new Catholic Church, dedicated to the Immacniate
Conception and St. Norbet, in Henrietta street, built in
1876, enlarged 1879, is a plain building of red brick in the
Ec^ly Bng&h style, consisting of nave and a turret contain-
ing I bell ; some of the windows are stained.
Here is a Friends' meeting-house, and nine chapels of
varions denominations viz. two Congregational, two Primi-
tive Methodistitwo General Baptists, one Baptist (Ebenezer),
cue Wesleyan Methodist and a Free Methodist chapel.
The Cemetery, situated about half a mile from the town,
was formed at a cost of about £^ 500, including the purchase
of land and the erection of the two chapels : an additional
piece of land, about 3 acres in extent, was purchased in 1876,
but half only has yet been added to the cemetery, which is
under the control of the Improvement Act Coootmissioners.
The Com Exchange, erected 1855-6, by the Improvement
Commissioners, at a cost of nearly jf 3,000, is a building in
the Elizabethan style, with an iUnminatod clock : the ex-
change-room, which is 73 feet long and 43 broad, is fitt«d
with stands for the accommodation of oom merchants, and
provided with a movable platform; it is let for various
pablic purposes, and one of the annexed rooms is let to the
friendly societies at a nominal charge, for their periodical
meetings : the income derived from the bnilding amounts
to about ;^45o annoaUy. The Commissioners have purchased
for a sum of about /4,ooQ, the market tolls, formerly
belonging to the lord of the manor ; the market place was
in 1876 paved with granite, and the dieep market with
asphalte, and permanent iron pens erected. A fountain, the
gift of the late Miss Johnson, has been erected in Hall place.
Qaee to the Exchange stands the Bntter Market, opened in
1857, and lately much enlarged and improved.
TTiere are three banks — the Stamford, Spalding and
Boston, the National Provincial and that of Messrs Garfit,
Claypon and Co. ; in addition to which are savings banks.
There are two hotels.
Oamlyn's Almshouses, for 34 men and women, founded
by Sir John Gamilyn, in the year 1650, were rebuilt in 1844,
in the Gothicstyle : each inmate receives 38. fid. weekly,and
1 ton of coals yearly. The almshouses founded by William
WiUevby have been taken down, and a charity of ;£'6o is
S'ven to 6 persons of ^^lo each, male or female, annually.
rs. E. Sparkes's almshouses for six widows were rebuilt in
181a, each inmate receives 3s. fid. weekly. Charities for
distribution amount to upwards of ;^5o yearly, arising
from lands and houses.
The Johnson Hospital, built in 1881 by subscriptions, and
partially endowed from bequests of the lata Misses E. A. and
H. A. Johnson (from whom the hospital takes its name), at
a cost of jf 4/xxi, is a plain building of red brick, faced with
Batb stone, in the Domestic Gothic style, and contains six
irards, three for males and three for females ; Miss Jane
Spnggf matron.
The Sessions House is a large bnilding in the Sheep
mar^t, erected in the year. 184a, at a cost of jf 6,000 : quar-
ter and petty sessions are h6ld here for the ports of Holland.
The House ol Correction, a large building prected in 1836,
at an outlay of jf i5,ooo» is now dosed, the prisoners being
sent to Lincoln. The Police Station was eMctad in 185S, at
a oost of /i,40o. '
The '^ Lincolnshire, Boston and SaMu^9ue Press" is
published every Tuesday, by Henry WstMnson, and circa-
uttes extensively throughout the county.
The market day ^s Tuesday, for corn, cattte, sheep, fish,
fowls, vegetables and dairy produce; and on Saturday
vegetables and fruits are sold.
There are five yearly fairs for cattle and merchandise,
held the first Tuesday after Lincoln fair (April), last Tties-
day in June, Aug. and Sept. 35th, and on the Friday before
the London great Christmas market ; also two statute fairs
for hiring servants — one in May, the Other in October or
November.
The Club House, situated in Broad street, belongs to the
Spalding Club Company Limited, which has a capital of
^3,500, in 350 shares of ;^io each ; the Honse opened in
August, 1875 ; is a building of red brick, containing reading,
smoking and billiard rooms, and has about 140 members.
The Christian Association and Literary Institute, situated
in Spring gardens, and opened m the year 1875, is a bnild-
ing of red brick, in the French Gothic style, and contains
lecture hall, reading and class rooms, with a library of 1,230
volumes, and a residence for the curator.
The Spalding Mechanics' Institute, situated in Red Lion
street, and established in 1B45, contains reading rooms, and
a library of nearly 2,000 volumes.
Spalding is the head quarters of the F Company of the
3nd Volunteer Battalion of thb Lincolnshire Regiment.
The town carries on a very extensive trade in com, meal,
flour, timber and cake. There are large steam flour mills,
from which a great deal of flour is sent into the manufac-
turing and London districts ; there are also several wind
mills for grinding com, and a steam saw mill. Large quan-
tities of fruit and vegetables are also sent by the Great
Northern and Great Eastern railways to the London markets
and manufacturing districts. There are breweries, malt-
ings, limekilns, brick fields and iron foundry.
Spalding as a town, existed before Crowland, and its cen-
tral position in the Mercian Kingdom led to the erection of
a castle, the site of which was at the north entrance to the
town on the east side ; some vestiges of the moat may bo
distinguished, and a fetter-lock, preserved on the spot, is
believed to have been the veritable lock of the Castle of Ivo
Taillebois, Earl of Angers, and nephew of the Conqueror,
who resided here, and, dying about 1114, was buried in the
Conventual church.
There are some fifteenth century remains of the outbuild-
ings of the ancient Benedictine priory of SS. Mary and Nicho-
lBS,founded in 1051 by Thorold de Bokenhale,Ueutenant of his
father, the Duke of Mercia ; these are now incorporated into
dwelling houses, and consist of a turret staircase, the dormi-
tory, the octagonal turret or prison and portions of the moat.
The house known as Fulney Farm, ij miles south-east
from the town, and now held by Mr. George Pruden, is a
very ancient structure, erected in 1080^ and is supposed to
have been the dairy farm of the monasteiy ; it is built with
a mixtnre of bricks, stone and concrete ; its walls being 4}
feet thick, and in capital preservation ; the upper part of
the honse is supported on a groined lower story, and was at
one time approached by a stone staircase outside the build-
ing on the south side ; there are still traces of the moat and
fishpond, by which the bnilding was surrounded ; it is at
present unoccupied, and is undergoing a thorough res-
toration.
Fulney House, i^ miles east of the town, is a handsome
mansion, surrounded by extensive pleasure grounds, and is
the seat of Mrs. Everard.
Ayscoffe Hall, the residence of Charles Foster Bonner esq.
is an ancient mansion, standing in a garden of 3 acres, sur-
rounded by yew trees.
The trustees of the late Maurice Johnson esq. and C. F.
Bonner esq. are lords of Spalding manor ; Everard Theo-
philus Bnckworth esq. J. p. of Coddey Cley, Swaffham, is
lord of the manor of Spalding Crowland ; C, F. Bonner
esq. steward. The principal landowners are Lord Caning-
ton, of Wycombe, Bucks, and the Venerable Lord Saye
and Sele d.c.l., m.a. of Broughton Castle, Banbury.
The land produces large quantities of wheat, oats and
market garden produce, also roots, beans, peas and flax ;
there is also a mir proportion of fine grazing land. The
area is 13,070 acres ; rateable value, /43w>9o; the populatioa
in 1851 was 9,260 ; 178 officers and inmates in the work-
house and 80 officers and prisoners in the prison.
Wykeham is an estate in Spalding parish, 3 miles north-
east from the parish chnrch, and adjoins the parish of
Weston St. Mary : here are the remains of a domestic chapel
built by aement Hatfield, prior of Spalding, and finished in
131 1 ; it is an exact parallelogram of ashlar, 43 by 33 feet,
disposed in three bays, distinguished by deeply projecting
buttresses; the east window is Perpendicular, the rest are
imperfect or bricked up ; a lydmoscope and sedilia are also
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corered in a similar vmy, and on either side of the east | and held by the Ber. Canoa Moore, near of Spalding. Mrs.
trindoiT are two elegant niches : at the south-west comer
an excellent specimen of a stone spiral staircase. Wykeham
chapel is a sinecure donative benefice, endowed wiui about
;£20, and is in the gift of the gorernors of Spalding school.
Official Establishmenta,
Post & Mokb; Obdeb & Teleobaph Office, Savings Bank i
& Government Insurance & AnnuitjOffice. — John Preston, {
postmaster, Bridge street
Letters for London & all parts, box closes at 9.30 p.m. ; with
extra stamp, can be posted in late box till 9.50 p.m
For London k the South (day mail), box closes at zz a.m.
letters being delivered in London the same evening
Letters registered for the night mail up to 9 p.za. for single
fee, 2d. up to ia5o a.m
For Boston Tday znail), box closes at 11 a.m
For Holbeaca k Long Sutton (day mail), box closes at zz
a.m
For Manchester & the North (day mail), box closes at iz
a.m
For the North k the Midland Counties, box closes at 4.50 p.m
The town pillar boxes are cleared — High street, lo.ao a.m.
^.50 & 8.35 p.m.; London road, za35 a.m. 6.50 k
8.50 p.m.; Railway station, zo. 50 a.m. 6.45 k 9.5 p.m.;
Station street, zo.55 a.m. 6.50& 9.10 p.m
Ijelters are delivered at 7 a.m. & 13.20 mid-day ; onsondays
one delivery only, at 7 a.m
Money Order k Savings Bank business transacted from 9
a.m. till 6 p.m. except for a short interval when the mid-
day mails are being posted k dispatched
The Telegraph Olfice is open from 8 a.m to 8 p.m. k on
Sundays from 8 to zo a.m. Box closes on Sunday at 8.30
p.m. & with additional halfpenny stamp till 8.55 p.m
Parcel Post. — Dispatches, showing latest times at which
parcels can be received for each mail : To all parts, zz
a.m. received up to zo.30 p.m. ; 7 p.m. up to 6.30 p.m. ;
9.30 to 9 p.m. Three dispatches each day. Parcels can
be received § hour previous to each dispatch
CODNTT MaOISTBATES FOB THE ElLOB FxTTT SbSSIONAI,
Division, attbndino Spaldino.
Jackson Rev. John Russell m.a. Vicarage, Moulton, Spalding,
chairman
Bertie Charles Henry esq. Mead lodge. East Molesey, Surrey
Carter Lawrence esq. Holbeach
Clark Henry esq. Clayhall, Spalding
De Burton Major Albert d.i. Bnckminster hall, Billing-
borough, Falkingham
Dove Rev. John Thomas h.a. Vicarage, Cowbit
Everard Henry esj.Gosberton house, Spalding; k Newbold,
Leamington
Everard Henry Stirling Cranford esq. b.a. Newbold lawn,
Leamington
Harper Robert esq. Littlebury house, Holbeach
Harrison Thomas esq. Gedney Dyke, Wisbech
Hobson William James Eland esq. The Elms, Spalding
Howard Fitzalan esq. Holyrood house, Spalding
Howard George Frederick Curtois esq. Long Sntton
Leigh-Bennett Rev. Edward b.a. Vicarage, Long Sutton
Mawby Robert esq. Spalding
Moore Rev. Canon Edward m.a., F.A.S. Parsonage, Spalding
Pocklin^on-Coltman Roger esq. d.l. Hagnaby priory,
Spalding
Skeiton Edward Donkleyesq. Sntton Bridge
Skelton George esq. Long Sntton
Smith Capt. Henrj-, Horbling, Spalding
Sparrow Rev. John Beridge u.A. Algarkirk hall, Spalding
Sunderland-Taylor Charles esq. Tunbridge Wells
Welby Edward Montague Earle esq. Norton house, Norton,
Sheffield
Clerk to the Magistrates, Harold Stanley, Herring lane
Petty Sessions are held at the Sessions house, every alternate
tuesday at iz a.m
Places in petty sessional division are : — Cowbit, Crowland,
Deeping St. Nicholas, Fleet, Gedney, Gedney Hill, Hol-
beach, Sntton St. Nichola", otherwise Lutton, Moulton,
Pinchbeck, Spalding, Sutton St.Edmnnd,Sutton St. James,
Sutton St. Mary, Tydd St. Mary. Weston St. Mary,Whap-
lode, Wh.iplode Drove, Central Wingland
Iufrovement Cohmissioxess.
OfBces, The Corn exchange.
Board day, second friday in the month, at zo a.m.
Memdebs.
Charles Foster Bonner, chairman
E. Osbom
Major Sbadford
William Pickworth
J. G. Campain
George Hall
Cbaries Brett
J. Stableforth
Wm. James Eland Hobson J.F
John Pickworth
George Sly
Samuel Kingston
Edwin Morris M.D
Charles Caulton
Robert Mawby
Everard, of Fulney house, Henry Everard ei^q. j.p. and
Edward Montague Earle Welby esq. J.p.are the owaersof the
Wykeham estate.
Parish Clerk, Robert Appleby, Market place.
Local Institutiona &c.
Clerk, Francis Thomas Selby, Herring lane
Treasurer, Edward Leeds, S. P. k B. Bank, Market place
Medical Officer of Health, Clarke Kelly Morris, Upper Wel-
land terrace
Surveyor k Inspector of Nuisances, Daniel Crampton, 45
Double street
Collector, John Longstaff, Herring lane
The Town Husbands, are trustees of certain charities
formed soon after the dissolution of the monasteries in the
sixteenth century : they hold meetings at the Com Ex-
change. The following are the gentlemen elect : —
H. H. Harvey esq
Rev. A. W. G. Moore 11.A
Alfred Hobson esq
W. E. Dandy
Edwin Morris esq
Fitzalan Howard esq
W. J. E. Hobson esq
C. Caulton esq
R. Mawby esq
Bev. R. O. Ash m.a
E. P. Maples esq
Rev. Canon Moore m.a
T. M. S. Johnson esq
C. F. Bonner esq
A. Maples esq
Rev. J. Lewis b.d
J. H. Burg esq
BreUford Asling esq
Martin Perry esq
J. Stableforth esq
Insubance AasNTS: —
British Empire Mutual Life, T. Blunt, Great Northern
Railway station ; A. Fowler, 34 Hall place ; C. Nainby,
New market
Clerical, Medical Ic General Life, H. S. Maples, Herring la
Crown Life, T. H. NichoUs, National Provincial Bank,
Bridge street
Equitable Fire, D. Johnston, Messrs. GarSt k Co.'s Bank
Emperor, Charles Brett, Z4 Spring bank
General Life k Fire, John Cook, 8 Crescent
Imperial Fire, J. Laming, Sheep market
Lancashire Lite, O. Hall & Son, New road
London Assurance, Stableforth & Dandy, Church street
National Fire Corporation, G. Hall k Son, New road
Northern Assurance, Wm. Tomline, Spring gardens ; Fred
Tomson, National Provincial Bank
Norwich Hailstorm, E. Leeds, Bank, Market place
Norwich k London Accidental, E. Leeds, Bank, Market
place ; Fred Tomson, National Provincial Bank, Bridge st
Norwich Union, Watkinson k Crust
Phoenix, Nicholls k Tomson, National Provincial Bank,
Bridge street
Provident Life, W. H. Sharpe
Reliance Life, J. Preston, Bridge street
Royal Exchange Fire & Life, F. T. Selby, Herring lane
Royal Farmers' k General, E. Cammack, Pinchbeck
Scottish Equitable Life, Bonner k Calthorp, Broad street ;
G. Hall k Son, New road ; W. Pretty, 43 St. Thomas' rd
Scottish Widows', David Johnston, Messrs. Garfit k Co.'s
bank
Standard Life, Benjamin Cooper, Savings bank ; H. H.
Harvey, Double street
Sun Fire, H. S. Maples, Herring lane
PCBLIC EsTABLISHMBNTa : —
Com Exchange, Market pi. John Wm. Brightman, keeper
Cemetery, Pinchbeck road, Alvin Brown, registrar k
receiver of fees
County Court, held at the Sessions House, His Honor James
Stephen ll.s. judge ; Charles Foster Bonner, registrar k
high bailiff ; Joe George Calthrop, deputy registrar. The
Court is held first monday in every month ; the following
g laces are within its jurisdiction : — Cowbit, Crowland,
lonington, Gosberton, Monlton, Pinchbeck, Quadring,
Spalding, Surfleet k Weston
County Police Station, George Jarvis, saperintendeat.
Sheep street, k 6 constables
Lincomshire Regiment, and Volunteer Battalion (P Co.),
Orderly room, 5 Sheep market, E. Leeds, commandant ;
Rev. Canon Moore M.A. ban. cluiplain ; Surg-Major Edwin
Morris M.D. surgeon to the battalion ; A. Bennett, drill
inslToctor
Fire Engines, Station street, J. Thomas DrifBll, superinten-
dent. Station street
Inland Revenue Office, White Hart hotel. Market place ;
William Cobb, officer
Johnson Hospital, Priory road, Miss Jane Sprague, matron
Sessions House, Sheep market, Joseph Brinckley Oarratt,
keeper
Stamp Office, Bridge street, R. Appleby, distributor, xo
Market place
Temperance Hall, Crescent, Darid Woodthorpe, secretary
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Sfaldino UKIO!?.
Board day, alternate mondays, at the Workhonae,
at zi a.m.
Spalding nnion compruea the ten parishes of Spalding,
Deeping St. Nicholas, Pinchbeck, Hoalton, Sarfleet, Goe-
berton, Qoadring, Coirbit, Donington b Weston. The
board of gnardians meet erery alternate monday
Clerk to the Guardians, Ashley Maples, Herring la.Spalding
Assistant Clerk, Harold Stanley Maples, Herring la. Spalding
Treasnrer, WilUem Lane Claypon, banker, Spalding
Reliering Olficer, Gosberton district, John George Bollon,
Sarfleet bridge. Pinchbeck ; Spalding district William
Tomline, 19A, Spring gardens, Spalding
Vaccination Officers, J. 6. Bollon, Sarfleet bridge. Pinch-
beck; William Tomline, iqa. Spring gardens, Spalding;
k J. Harris, Deeping St. Kicholas
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Deeping St. Nicholas
district, Henry Toamay Stiles u.D. Spalding; William
Beedzler Deacon, Market Deeping; k Thomas Edward
Stafford L.K.c.F.sdin. Market Deeping; Doningtoo dis-
trict, Edward William JoUye, Donington ; Gosberton
district, Richard Jooelyn Swan, Gosberton ; Moalton dis-
trict, George F. England L.it.c.P.ix>nd. Moalton; Pinch-
beck district, Wm. Christopher Tbompsrin L.E.a.c.p.irel.
Pinchbeck ; East Spalding district, Edwin Morris xj>.
Spalding ; West Spalding district, Henry Tonrnay Stiles
XJ>. Spalding
Superintendent Registrar, Ashley Maples, i Herring lane.
Deputy, Harold Stanley Maples, i Herring lane,- Spalding
Registrars of Births ft Deaths, No. i. Pinchbeck sab-district,
John Wilson, Pinchbeck ; No. 3, Donington sub-district,
Edward William JoUye, Donington ; No. 3, Gosberton
sub-district, . Richard Jooelyn Swan, Gosberton ; No. 4,
Spalding sub-district, John Preston, 31 Bridge street,
^lalding; deputy, Harry Preston, 31 Bridge street,
Spalding ; No. 5, Moalton sub-district, George F.England,
Moalton ; No. 6, Deeping St. Nicholas sub-dutrict, ^>seph
Harris, Deeping St. Nicholas
Reeistrars of Marriages, Charles Leaper, 1 1 Spring gardens,
Spalding ; J. Wilson, Pinchbeck ; & Edward William
Jcllye, Donington
Workhouse, a large red brick bmlding, about half a mile
from the town, on the road to Pinchbeck, erected in 1835,
k will hold 403 inmates ; the schools k infirmary are
separate from the main building ; Rev. Michael Sisson,
chaplain ; Edwin Morris u.D. medical officer ; Percy
Jenner, schoolmaster ; Letitia Hickinbottom, schoM-
mistress
RmtAL SaNITABT AUTHOBtTT.
Clerk, Harold Stanley Maples, Herring lane, Spalding
Treasurer, W. L. Claypon, Bank, Spalding
Medical Officers of Health, Gosberton district, Thomas Stiles,
Spalding ; Moulton district, George F. England, Moulton ;
St. Nicholas district, Henry T. Styles m.d. Spalding
Inspectors of Nnisanoes, Moulton district, J. H. Diggle,
Moalton ; Deeping district, William Tomline, 19A, Spring
gardens, Spalding; Gosberton district, John Geo. Bollon,
Sarfleet bridge, Pinchbeck
School Attzkcance CouMrrrEE.
Clerk, Ashley Maples, Spalding
Attendance Officers, William Tomline, Spalding ; John
George Bollon, Pinchbeck
PcBLic Officers : —
Assistant Overseer k Assessor of Taxes, John Longstaff,
a Herring lane
Clerk to the Union Assessment Committee, Ashley Maples,
I Herring lane
Clerk to the Cowbit kc. Wash Drainage Trustees, Joe
George Calthrop, Broad street *
Clerk to the Land & Property Tax Commissioners k the
Court of Sewers held at Spalding k to the South Holland
k Spalding & Pinchbeck Drainage & Glen Banks k South
Holland Embankment Trustees, Charles Foster Bonner,
Broad street
Clerks to the River Welland & Deeping Fen Drainage
Trustees, Bonner & Calthrop, Broad street
Coroner for Spalding & I'art of Holland district, Joe George
Calthrop, Broad street ; Deputy Coroner, Francis Thomas
Sclby, Herring tone
Clerk & Collector to the Fourth District of the Interior
Drainage, Francis Thomas Selby, Herring lane
Collector of Market Tolls, Daniel Crampton, 45 Double st
Collector of Rates & Taxes, John Longstaff, a Herring lane
Inland Revenue Officer k Insjiector of Com Returns, Wm.
Cobb, s Winsover road
Inspector of Police, William Wood, 25 Red Lion street
Inspet'tor of Weights k Measures, Supt. George Jarvis,
Sheep market
Receiver of the South Holland General Works &Adrentarer«
k Welland Drainage Taxes, Henry Herbert Harvey, 8
Double street
Superintendent of Deeping Fen Drainage, Alfred Harrison,
London road
Superintendent of the South Holland Drainage, John
Woodroffe, 23 Albert street
Superintendent of Fire Brigade, John Thomas Driffill,
15 New road
Snb-Distributor of Stamps, Robert Appleby, 10 Market pi
Superintendent of Police, George Jarvis, Sheep market
Town Crier, John Banstead Naylor, 5A, Chapel lane
Places of Wobship, with times of services : —
St. Mary k St Nicholas Church, Church street, Rer.
Canon Edward Moore i(.a. vicar ; Rev. Benjamin Mathews
B.A. k Rev. John Ludford Gardner, curates ; 10.30 a.m.
3 p.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; daily, 845 ajn. ; wed. k in. 11 a.m.
k fri, 8 p.m
St. John the Baptist Church, Hawthorn bank. Rev.
Augustus William George Moore m.a. vicar
St. Peter's Church, Abbey grounds, served from SS. Mary
k Nicholas ; 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Immaculate Conception k St. Norbet Catholic Church,
St. Thomas's road, Rev. H. Thomas Van-Biesen c.b.p. k
Rev. Gerebem Seadon C.B.P. priests; mass, 10.30 a.m.
even, serrice 6.30 p.m. sun. ; daily, mass 7 k 7.30 a.m
St. Paul's, Fulney, Rev. Richard Guy Ash m.a. ricar; 11
a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Friends' Meeting House, Westlode street ; 10.30 a.m. k
6.30 p.m
St. John's Free Church, Pinchbeck street. Rev. Charles.
William Lamport, minister ; 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Baptist, Chapel lane. Rev. John Chatwin Jones H.A.
minister ; 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.fn
Baptist, Spalding common ; 6^0 p.m
Calvinist, Love lane. Rev. 'Thomas Newbold, minister;
10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p m
Congregational, Pinchbeck street. Rev. Samuel Yates;
minister ; zo.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Congregational, Holbeach rood; 10.30a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, St. Thomas's road. Rev. John Tbos.
Stead ; ip.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Little London, ministers various ;
3.^0 k 6.30 p.m
United Methodist Free Church, Crescent, Rev. Samuel
Clarke, minister ; jo.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Broad street. Rev. Samuel Blakeloy,
minister
Schools: —
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1877 ;
Arthur Percival, Double street, clerk to the board; Wm.
Proctor, attendance officer, 1 12 Winsover road ; the board
meet at the Central school every friday at 3 p.m
Central Board, Westlode street, George Edward Church,
master ; Miss Henrietta Pulford, mistress ; Miss Sarah
Pearson, infants' mistress
Marsh Board, The Marsh (mixed). Miss Acum, mistress
Free Grammar, Church street, fpunded in i^88 by Sir
John Gamlyn, was removed to its present site in 1881 ;
the buildings, constructed of red brick, faced with An-
caster stone, in the Queen Anne style, surround a court-
yard, the master's house occupying the south & west
fronts ; the school has a yearly endowment of £330 k
there are now (1884) about 53 boys, the premises being
designed for 40 bouxlers k 80 day scholars ; Rev. John
Albert Kershaw m.a. of St. Catherine's College, Cam-
bridge, head master ; Rev. Michael Sisson, second master
Blue Coat, Church street, founded in 1710 ; there are 40
boys k 40 girls in average attendance, all of whom are
taught free ; Samuel WiUoughby, master ; Miss Tomline,
mistress
National, Church street (mixed), erected in 1843 "" " s't^
near the church at a cost of ;^i,6oo k since enlarged i a
girls' school room added ; it will now hold 475 children k
has an average attendance of 379 k is supported by volun-
tary contributions ; Arthur Marr, master ; Miss Louisa
Ham, mistress ; Miss Coppard, infants' mistress
Willesby's Free, Winsover road (boys), founded in 1682 by
William WiUesby k has about 60 boys ; the income of this
charity is about ;^i7o yearly, of which £40 is expended
in clothing ; Henry Edward Atlee, master
Goodfellow's National, Spalding common (mixed;, erected
in 1871 at a cost of ;^i,6oo, tor 209 children ; average at-
tendance, 124; & supported by voluntary contributions ;
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mower, mistress
St. John Baptist, Hawthorn bank ; Miss Clara Brummitt,
mistress
St. Norbet's Catholic, Henrietta street (mixed). Miss
Louisa Dixon, mistress ^ . ., .. ...^
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NKWSPAPim. — ' Lincolnahire, Bolton k Spalding Free Frasa '
(Henry Watkuuon, publisher), published on toea
CONYBYANCE : —
Bailway Station, Winsover roeul, TbiM. Blont, station mast
OmnibTues leave the ■ Bed Lion ' ii the ' White Hart ' to
meet erery train
Cabbibbs, vith inna they call at k days of departure : —
BoiJBN — Tipler, ' Pied Calf,' tues. ; Bennett, thurs
Ckowland — Everitt, ' White Horse,' tues. ; Pepper, • Lin-
coln Arms,' tnes. ; Friaby, ' New Bell,' tues. k fri
DoNiNOTON — ^Richman, ' Bed Uon,' tues. k sat
GosBBBTON — Holden, 'Cross Keys,' tnes. ; Priestly, 'Bed
Lion,' tnes
PBITATB BBSIDBKTS.
Abercrombie Mrs. sib, St. Thomas' rd
Aitken Andrew, aa Pinchbeck road
Allen George, 24 Spring gardens
Allen Joseph, Broad street
Andrew James, 65A, Winaover road
Armstrong Mrs. 3 Henrietta street
Armstrong Mrs. 3 Spring street
Ashton Mrs. 46 St. Thomas' road
Ashwell Joseph, Mstmoregste
Atkinson Robert, 10 Spring gardens
Bailey George, Whittington bouse
Bailey Mrs. 23 Spring gardens
Baldock Mrs. 65 Winsorer road
Ball Mrs. Church street
Banks Mrs. 4a Albion street
Barlow Mrs. Simpson, 28 Welland
terrace, London road
Barnes James, Pinchbeck street
Barnes Joseph, 13 Commercial road
Bamett Miss, 4 High street
Barrel! George Francis, Mercia lodge,
. Pinchbeck rood
fiates Henry, 19B, Spring gardens
Bennett Miss, 109 London road
Bennett Miss, 2a Westlode street
Bimrose Mrs. 58 London road
Bird Mrs. 103 "winsover road
Blade — , 3a Albert street
Blakeley Rev. Samuel [Wesleyan
Methodist], 5 Broad street
Bloodsworth Mrs. 17 Albion street
Boardman Mrs. 35 Cross street
Bonner Chas. Foster, Ayscoughfee hall
Bonner Misses, Broad street
Booth Mrs. 34 Spring street
Bowers Mrs. 16 St. Thomas' road
Bradshaw Mrs. 15 Cburchgate
Brewer Mrs. 17 Winsover road
Brogden Thomas John Harrowsraith,
36A, London road
Brown William, 15 Cross street
Bnunmitt John Holland, 9 Henrietta St
Buck Miss, 41 Albert street
Bulmer Mrs. 46 Cowbitt road
Desborough Mrs. 160 Winsover roiid
Dobson Joseph, 33 Pinchbeck road
Dodson Mrs. 5 Westlode street
DriffiU Thomas, 84 London road
Dring Charles, 3a Crescent
Dnftin Stephen, 35 Chapel lane
Eldred Robert, 14 Hawuiom bank
Everard Mrs. Fulney house
Famham Wm. Fredk. 3 Pinchbeck st
Faulkner William £. Lindley, Athol
villa, Priory road
Fisher Thos. Ellis, aj Spring gardens
Galloway Mrs. 98 London road
Gardner Rev. John Ludford [curate of
S.S. Mary k Nicholas], Comberland
house, St. Thomas' rd
George Mrs. Havelock street
Gibson Mrs. Cross street
Gostelow Joseph, 41 Commercial road
Goy Mrs. 38 Spring street
Grassam Mrs. 5 Albion street
Grassam Mrs. 15 Cross street
Green William Stephen, Albert street
Greenwood Mrs. 20 Winsover road
Grundy Jonathan, Cowbit road
Hall Geoise, 7a Commercial roed
Handley Charles, 87 London roitd
Hardy Mrs. Fern villa. Pinchbeck street
Hardy Thomas Arch, The Laurels,
Pinckbeck street
Harrison Miss, 16 Priory road
Harvey Henry Herbert, 38 London rd
Harvey Horace, Willesby
Higgs Thomas, Havelock street
Hiley Mrs. 34 Pinchbeck road
Hill Mrs. la Welland place, London rd
I Hilliam Capt. Thomas, Church street
Hobson Alfred, Haverfield
: Hobson Matthew, i Welland villas,
j London road
Hobson William James Eland j.p. The
I Elms
I Hockney Richard, Albion house, Pinch-
I beck road
Howard Fitzalan J.r. Holyrood house
Hunt Mrs. 13A, Spring gardens
GosBEBTOX Wbsthobph— Sewell, ' Cross Keys,' toes
HoLBEACK Bank — ^Fenn, 'White Horse,' tnes
Lanotoft— Welling, ' New Bell,' tnes
LoNO Sottok— Whitelam, ■ Lincoln Arms,' tnes
Mabxbt Deekno— Smith, 'New Bell,' tnes
MoDLTON Seas Emj^-Thompsan, 'White Horse,' tnas
Pinchbeck— Roberta, ' Pled Calf,' tnes
Pinchbeck West— Riseley, ' Great NorAem,' tues. &«»t;
Bean, ' Greyhound,' tnes k sat
Sdtton St. James — Scrimshaw, * Btill,' tues
Whaplode Dbove— Bailey, ' Bull,' tnesi ; Hatter, ' Bam-
skin,' tnes. ; Cooper, ' Lincoln Arms '
Bailway Casbibrs. — Sutton k Co. parcels only; J. K.
Measures, agent, Butter market
- Maples Ashley, ElmBford^lio. Hig:h at
Burg Joseph Henry, Westbourne house, i Huntsman Miss, 7 Prospect place
Cowbit road
Calthrop Joe George, Broad street
Canmiack Edmund, Pinchbeck street
Camping Joseph, 6 Church street
Cannon Mrs. Spring street
Cajips Mrs. 15 High street
Cartwright Samuel Hand, aj Welland
terrace, London road
Charinton Miss, 11 Welland place,
London road
Cherrington Mrs. 8 Prospect place
Chettle Miss, a Halmer gate
Church George Edwd. 28 Pinchbeck rd
Clark Henry j.p. Clay hall
Clarke Bev. Thomas Samuel [Free
Methodist], Henrietta street
Clay Hy. Harrington, 25 Pinchbeck rd
Clement William, 15 Priory road
Cook John, 8 Creiscent
Cook Mrs. 4 Crescent
Coppard Mrs. Cross street
Copping Miss, 6 Cross street
Copsey Miss, Argus ho. St. Thomas' rd
Cowley Mrs. a nnchbeck street
Cox Mrs. 40 Albert street
Crawley Mrs. 20 Welland ter-Liondon rd
Cross Robert, Rock villa, Albert street
Cnnington Mrs. 33 High street
Cunningliam Mrs. 32 Westlrxlo street
Dann Miss, 6 Spring street
Decamps William, 38 Cross street
Ham Mrs. aA, Winsover road
Hurry John, Elm villa, Albert street
Hutchinson Miss, 28 Westlode street
Hutchinson Robert, 44 Albion street
Inkley Mrs. i Spring street
Jennings George, 13 Crescent
Johnson Mrs. 12 Crescent
Johnson Mrs. 96 London road
Johnson Theophilus Maurice Stephen,
Holland house. High street
Jones Rev. John Chatwin h.a. [Bap-
tist], Pinchbeck road
Jones Mrs. 4 Francis street
Jones Mrs. 4 Spring street
Judd Frederick Shell, 4 Henrietta st
Kclk Mrs. 19 Spring gardens
Knight Mrs. 17 St. Thomas' road
Lagnel Mrs. 33 Spring gardens
Lamport Bev. Charlea William [Free
Church], 27 Willow Row walk
Lansdull Hamerton, 29 Spring gardens
Leach Mrs. 83 London road
Lewis Rev. John b.d. 16 Upper Welland
terrace, London road
Longbottom Jonathan, 3a Albion street
Longbottom Miss, la Priory road
Longstaff John, 36 London road
LongstaiT Bichard, 33 Crescent
Lowe Miss, Cross stroet
Lumb John, 34 Willow Bow walk
Lupton John, Elton vila. Pinchbeck rd
St
MBplea Edward Fainter, Hieh atreet
Maples Harold Stanley, 7 (5>wlrit road
Maples Mrs. sen. Denham house
MapleaMrs. 13 Welland pi. London rd
Marr Arthur, 13 Priory road
Maaaey Hy. Bateman, 18 Pinchbeck rd
Masscy John Burt, St. Thomas' road
Mathews Bev. Benjamin B..*. [corste
of, SS. Mary & Nicholas], Church «t
Mawby Robert j.p. High street
Measures Joseph Bichd. 3S London id
Mills William Henry, 14 CpperWellantl
terrace, London nnd
Mimmack Miss, 15 St. Thomas" rosd
Moore Bev. Augustus William Ge«Tge
M.A. [vicar of St. John Baptist],
Vicarage, Hawthorn bank
Moore Bev. Canon Edward l(.A., F.A.S.,
J.p. [incumbent, rural dean k surro-
gate]. Parsonage
MorrU Clarke Kelly, 15 URier Wd-
land terrace, London road
Morris Edwin m.d. 7 High street
Morton Wm. Henry, 17 Pinchbeck rd
Moss Miss, Havelock street
Mossop Mrs. 30 Albion street
Moyer Mrs. 2 Winsover road
Moyer Samuel, Matmor^^te
Newbold Bev. Thomas [Calvinist], i»
Chnrchgate
Newbold George, 7 Cross street
Newling Mrs. 23 Spring gardens
Newton William, Warwick villa,
Thomas' road
Ogden Henry, a8 Red Lion street
Ogden Mrs. 9 Spring gardens
Oldershaw James, 37 Cross street
Osborn Edward, ai Welland terrace,
London road
Osborne Miss, 10 Prioiy road
Osgerby Adam, Little London
Ownsworth Miss, 12 South parade
Palmer Mrs. 8 Ryhall vils. Henrietta st
Pannell George, 2 Swan street
Pannell Mrs. 10 Cowbit rood
Parish Mrs. Elton vOa. Pinchbeck st
Parkinson Thomas, aa St. Thomas' rd
Pattison William, 20 Spring gardens
Payne Mrs. 43 Albert atreet
Peacock Richard, Peacock vilU, Pinch-
beck street
Pear Miss, 4 Spring gardens
Pears Joseph, 97 London road
Pennington Charles Maltby, 10 Hall ji
Percival Arthur, 26 Double street
Perry Marten m.b. 3 Church street
Pickworth Mrs. la Hawthorn bank
Pikington John, a6 Spring gardens
Plowman George, 14 St. Thomas' rd
Plowright John Harry, WoUand house.
High street
Pockhngton Robert, i Henrietta street
Price Wm. Jas. 9 Welland pLIondon nl
Proctor Charles Bichard Cooke, 85
London road
Proctor Mrs. i Spring gardens
Folford Thomas, 6 Albion street
Raraby Mrs. 5 Pinchbeck street
Ravensdale Miss, 23 Cross street
Redmile John, i South i«rade
Reynolds Allen, Mill vilte, Holbeach rd
Rhodes Frank, Castle villas, Pinchbeck
road
Richardson Mrs. a Spring street
Riddington Jas. Hope vil.St.Thomas' rd
Ridlington Mrs. 3 Orchard streat
Rippon Henry Ellis, 83 London road
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UNGOLNSHIBIL
SPALDING. aSQ
' Sisaon Theodore, Church Btreet
Sleight Mrs. 14 Broad street
Small John Blakewell, 30 Crescent
Smith John, 40 Spring street
Smith Miss, 10 St. Thomas' road
Smith Mrs. 41 Albion street
Smith Mrs. Oastle rOs. Pinchbeck road
Smith Mrs. 13 Doable street
Smith Mrs. 103 Liondon road
Smith Mrs. 99 Westlode street
Smith Thomas, 14 Chnrchgate
Southwell Miss, Gradge Bank road
Spite M18. 35 Spring gardens
Sqoier John, 33 Spring street
Stanger Mrs. ai Neir road
Stead Rev. John Thomas [Primitrve
Methodist], Beulah cot. Green lane
Stephenson Bev. Thomas [Wesleyan
Methodist], 9 Crescent
Stiles Henry Toumay M.D. 18 Upper
Welland terrace, London road
Stiles Thomas, aic, St. Thomas' road
Storey Mrs. 16 Spring gardens
Sutton Mrs. 9 Chapel lane
BobiosoD Adonijah, 10 London road
Bobinson Mrs. 3 Crescent
Rose William, 37 Albert street
Saul Stephen, Alpha vil. Pinchbeck rd
Savage Mrs. a Welland vils. London rd
Savage Seth HoUiday, The Tower,
Cowbit road
Saxton Miss, Holbeach road
Scarborough Miss, Spring street
Scholefiela Bichard, 43 Albert street
Seadon Bev. Gerebern [Catholic], 33
St. Thomas' road
Searby Stephen Henry, 31 Albion street
Searle WiUuun, i Swan street
Selby Capt. Francis Thomas, 14 High st
Sewell Mrs. xo Crescent
Seymour John, 33 Spring street
Shadford Major, la Double street
Sharman John, 65B, Winsover road
Shepherd John Dixon, 17 Priory road
Sisson Bev. Michael [perpetual curate
of Monlton chapel k chaplain of the
union], Church street
Sisson lUv. Michael Joseph, Church st
COMMEBCIAL.
Abbott Charles, market gardener, Halmergate
Abbott William, auctioneer, see Hackworth & Abbott
Adams Adderly Ibbitt, baker, 17 New road
Adcodc John, draper, 33 New road
Aistrup Thomas, basket maker, 3 Double street
Allenson Cornelius, clothier, 8 Sheep market
Alleiuon John Braider, tailor, 135 Winsover road
Alton & Son, stone masons, 18 Spring gardens
Aires Alexander, civil engineer, 27 Double street
Amos John, tailor, i Chapel lane
Anderson Philip Edward, grocer, Albert street
Andrew James k Bobinaon, harness makers, 15 Sheep mrkt
Andrew Hanson, builder, a Spring gardens
Andrew John, farmer, 5 Henrietta street
Appleby Bobert, stationer, stamp distributor, parish clerk,
& clerk of market, 10 Market place
Arch Joseph, farmer, 41 Cowbit road
Arch Joseph Bradford, shopkeeper, 28 High street
Arden Daniel, beer retailer, The Conunon
Armstrong Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 4 Commercial road
Armstrong Frederick, Black Swan p.b. 13 New road
Armstrong William, miller, London road
Arnold John, shoe maker, ao Commercial road
Aabby Frederick, bill poster. Swan street
Ashwell Joseph, printer k stationer, 16 Bridge street
Asling Brelsford, chemist, 7 Bridge street
Atkin James, master mariner, Albion street
Atkin Joseph, master mariner. Marsh road
Atton William k Son, stone masons, 6 & 7 Station street
Bailey George k Co. mushroom ketchup manufacturers
Bailey Daniel, farmer. Little London
Bailey Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 3 Westlode street
Bailey John William, draper, 33 New rd. & 6 b 7 Broad st
Bale Rowland, grooer, 17 Station street
Bambor John Henry, plumber, 6 High street
Banks Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Holbeach road
Carker James, butcher, 30 High street ; k pork butcher, 71
Double street
Barker Robert, potato mercht. Station yard & Willow walk
Barnes Francis, joiner. Willow walk
Barnes James, soda water &c. numufactnrer, Westlode st
Barnes Joseph, jon. market gardener, Westlode street
Bamett Thomas, boot maker, 16 Crescent
Barr John, butcher, 134 Winsover road
Barratt John George, Cross Keys, 39 Hall place
Barrell & Son, foreign wine & spirit merchant, 35 Hall pi
liarrett John, farmer, The Common
Barwell Thomas, farmer k contractor. The Common
I3arwis William Robert, batcher, 4 Hall place
Bates Henry, baker, 18 Winsover road
Bates Noah, farmer, Halmer grange
Batterbam Robert, farmer, Cnilders drove
Beales George, fancy repository, 5 New road
Beck Charles Goodwin, shopkeeper, 15 New road
Beecraft William, farmer, 67 Winsover road
Bellamy Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 London road
Bellamy John, shopkeeper, 153 Winsover road
Bennett Edward, builder, 44 London road
Bennett Henry William, pork butcher, 161 Winsover road
Bennett William, jnn. contractor, see Cook, Bennett k Shew
Birch George Francis, grooer, 35 Winsover road
Black Henr^, butcher, 23 Bridge street
Blades Wilham, baker, 76 Commercial road
Bland William, com factor, 5 London road
Blessitt Robert, beer retailer. Little London
Blow John, farmer, Cowbit road
Tabiner William, 14 Cross street
Tatam Miss, 14 Pinchbeck road .
Tawn Edward, 10 Cross street
Teesdale Mrs. 15 Pinchbeck road
Thacker Mrs. 10 Vine street
Tqdd Mrs. I03 London road
Topham John, 19 Welland terrace
Traylen Frank William, i Cowbit road
Tupholme George, 6 South parade
Turner Miss, 38 Spring gardens
Tye Mrs. 7 Byhall villas, Henrietta st
Upton Mrs. Stonegate
Van-Biesen Rov. H. Thomas c.B.P.
[Catholic], 33 St. Thomasf road
Wade Mrs. 13 Spring gardens
Walden Mark, 14 Spring gardens
Walker Henry James, 23 Welland ter-
race, London road
Ward Mrs. 36 Spring street
Watson Mrs. 40 Pinchbeck Btreet
White Mrs. 13 Churcb^te
Wright William, 16 Pinchbeck road
Yates Rev. Samuel [Congregational],
34 New road
Bonner k Calthrop, solicitors k clerks to the river Welland
k Deeping Fen drainage trustees, Broad street
Bonner Charles Foster (tirm, Bonner & Calthrop), solicitor,
commissioner for oaths k Cor taking acknowledgments of
deeds by married women, registrar of the county court k
clerk to the land k property tax commissioners, to the
court of sewers k to the Holland k Spalding & Pinchbeck
Drainage k Glen Banks k South Holland embankment
trustees. Broad street
Bontoft Walter Seymour, veterinary surgeon, 36 Bed Lion st
Border Charles, shopkeeper, 44 Winsover road
Border Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, 45 Pinchbeck street
Borrell Arthur, Royal Oak f.h. Cowbit road
Bowman Walter, farmer. The Common
Brsinsby & Sons, carriage builders, 5 Sheep market
Bramham Wm. Hole-in-the-Wall f.b. Hole-in-tbe-Wall pass
Branton William, farmer, Spalding fen. Cuckoo road
Brett Charles, builder & brick maker, 31 Crescent
Brett Charles, jun. builder, 14 Spring street
Briggs Jonathan Taylor, watch maker k jeweller. Bridge st
Bright James, market gardener, 47 St. Thomas' road
Brightman John William, exchange keeper, 9 Abbey path
Brightman Thomas, beer retailer. The Common
Brightman Thomas, farmer, Cowbit road
Brightman Watley, coal k com dealer, 3 Double street
Bromley William, market gardener, 15 Winsover road
Brothwell Polly (Mrs.), dressmaker, 33 Crescent
Broughton Michael, deputy bailiS to the County Court,
9 Broad street
Brown Alvin, registrar k receiver of fees at the cemetery.
Pinchbeck road
Brown John, baker, 16 Churchgate
Brown John William, furniture dealer, 36 Crescent
Brown Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, London road
Brown William, hair dresser, 34 Bridge street
Brnmmitt Edward, blacksmith. Sheep market
Brummitt Hephzibah (Mrs.), cutler. Hall place
Brummitt John Holland, surveyor, 39 Red Lion street
Bruntnell Joseph, Gate inn, Holbeach road
Buck Christopher, umbrella maker, 157 Winsover road
Buckle Samuel, agricultural implement maker, see Jones
k Buckle
Butfham Reuben, watchmaker, la Station street
Bulmer Martha (Mrs.), farmer, Cowbit road
Bulmer Walter, farmer, Cowbit road
Banting John Henry, cattle dealer, 12 St. Thomas' road
Burg Joseph Henry, brewer & spirit merchant, Cowbit rd
Butler Bichard, midtster, 55 London road
Button Ebeneezer, commercial traveller, Gyppaswyk house.
Pinchbeck road
Byford & Son, boot & shoe makers, 8 Hall place
Qiistor George, slater. Willow walk
Calthrop Joe George, solicitor,commissioner for oaths,depaty
registrar to the County Court, coroner for Spalding &
. part of Holland district k clerk to the Cowbit <t Wash
drainage trustees, see Bonner k Calthrop
Cammack Edmund, soUcitor k commissioner. Pinchbeck st
Cannan William, boot & shoe maker, 35 Market place
Capam & Winders, solicitors, 14 Market place
Carruthers Richard, butcher, 15s & 156 Winsover road
Carter George, poultry dealer, 7 Double street
Cash k Co. boot & shoe makers, 14 Sheep market
Castledine Joseph, Black Bull f.h. New road
Catt Frederic, draper, 7 Hall place
Caulton Charles, farmer k grazier. Duck hall, London road
Canltob Evoritt, farmer, 17 Upper Welland ter. London rd
Caulton Henry Earl, farmer k grazier. Pinchbeck road
Care Mary Ann (Mrs.), seedsman, 17 Market place
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640 SPALDING.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
Cemetery, Alvin Brown, registrar & receiver of fees,
Pinchbeck road
Chambers William, ooach smith, 4 Priory road
Chantry Sarah (Miss), private school, 16 Winsover road
Chapman James, baker, 13 Station street
Chapman Thomas, shoe maker, 52 Double street
Chapman Thomas, stone mason, 12 Chapel lane
Chappell Henry, plasterer, 1 1 Albion street
Chatterton Michael, beer retailer, Cotrhirne
Chatterton William, miller, 57 Holbeach rood
Cheales k Waldegrave, dress makers, 8 Bridge street
Cherrington Richard, grocer, i Bridge street
Chester John, master mariner, 32A, Albert street
Christian Association k Literary Institute (James Doning-
ton, jun. sec), Spring gardens
Christian Robert, farmer, The Common
Clark Henry, farmer. Clay hall, High street
Clark Philip, milk seller, 3 Abbey buildines
Clarke Charles, ladies' boot maker, 68 Double street
Clarke Philip, farmer, Cowbit road
Clayton John Robert, ironmonger, 34 Winsover road
Clarion Robert, farmer, Marsh road
Clayton Thomas, farmer, Spalding marsh
Clayton William, grocer, 159 Winsover road
Clow George, beer retailer, 4 St. Thomas' road
Coates George, blacksmith, 157 Winsover road
Cobb William, inland revenue ofHcer & inspector of corn
returns, 5 Winsover road
Cole Alfred, Chequers inn, Winsover road
Cole John, farmer, Spalding fen. Cuckoo road
Coleman George, shoeing smith. New road
Coley William, cooper, ig Vine street
Colvin Parker, farmer, Decoy farm
Cook, Bennett & Thew, contTactors,builders k brick makers,
8 Crescent
Cook Alfred, accountant & contractor's manager, 9 Priory rd
Cook Arthur, shipping agent k accountant, 8 Crescent
Cook John, iron founder, 8 Crescent
0ook John, shoe maker, Little London
Coolcy & Son, tailors, lo Bridge street
Cooper Benjamin, actuary to the Savings bank, 36 Hall pi
Cottom William, Anchor inn. Commercial road
Cotton Thomas, grocer, 43 Double street
Cotton William, market gardener, lai Winsover road
Cox Samuel, shoe maker, a8 Winsover road
Crabtree John, tailor, 33 Hall place
Cramp David Augustus, Grey Hound p.h. Crack Pool lane
Crampton Daniel, inspector of nuisances k collector of
market tolls, 45 Double street
Cross Thomas, carriage builder. New road
Croxford Green, Pigeon inn, Holbeach road
Crust John, sheep salesman. Bank cottage, Cowbit road
Omsi Richard, market gardener, 13 Chnrchgate
Crust Richard, jun. nurseryman, 7 Cowbit road
Culpin Richard, fruiterer, 53 London road
Colpin William, shoe maker, Commercial road
CunninghamHenry J.D.librarian at the Spalding Mechanics'
Institute, 32 Westlode street
Cimnington Farmery Epworth, shopkeeper, 59 London road
Curtis John, stone mason, i Westlode street
Curtis Maria (Miss), dress maker, 58 Double street
Cashing William, boot maker, aa Crescent
D'Alcorn Oscar, baker, 50 London road
Dale Edwin, house painter, i Mercer's row
Dalton Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, i New road
Dalton Mary (Mrs. ), furniture dealer, 149 k 150 Winsover rd
Dalton Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Spring street
Dandy William Eusebius, grocer, see Stableforth k Dandy
Dawson John Fell, shoe maker, 7 Mercer's row
Dawson Stephen, builder, contractor &; lime burner, a
Broad street
Dawson Thomas, house painter, 14 Double street
Dilworth James, farmer, Horse Shoe road
Dinnison Thomas Henry, farmer. Clay lake
Dixcy John, butcher, 77 London road
Dobson Joseph, timber merchant. High street
Donington James, ironmonger, 12 Bridge street
Donington Robert, chemist k druggist, 7 Market place,
Sheep market k New road
Draper Henry, shopkeeper, 43 Albion street
Draper Thomas, Ship Albion P.H. Albion street
Drewery William, thrashing machine owner. The Common
Dritiil 'Thomas, plumber & glazier, 15 New road
Dring Charles, com merchant, a Sheep market
Dring Smith Edwards, boat builder, Marsh road
Dunn Joseph, master mariner, Holbeach road
East Josiah, beer retailer, 1 1 Double street
Edwards Heber, boot maker, 39 New road
Edwards John Abey, White Swan p.h. 2 New road
KIderkin Thomas, china k glass warehouse, 3 Crack Pool la
Elsom k Son, rope k yam manufacturers k sack & seed
merchants, 31 New road ; ropo works, Pinchbeck road
Elston Abraham, pork butcher, 26 Market place
Emerson George Hdy, confectioner, dining k refreshment
rooms ; good accommodation for commercial gentlemen,
next Corn Exchange, Market place
Enderby Henry, harness maker, 5 Market place
Everingham Henry k Sons, wholesale tea dealers, 28 Hall pi
Eyre Elijah k Co. brewers k spirit merchants. Abbey rard
Eyre k Co. (James Hammond, agent), mineral water manu-
facturers. Abbey yard
Famham William Frederick, dentist^ 3 Pinchbeck street
Fawn William, builder, 151 Winsover road
Rdler Henry, chimney sweeper, 21 Double street
Fisher Edward, blacksmith. High street
Fletcher Charles, coffee tavern, 11 Station street
Fletcher William, outfitter, 6 Market place
Flint Clayton, farmer. Marsh road
Flint John, farmer, Cowhime
Forman Henry William, wheelwright, 7 St. Jhomas' road
Foster Robert Petney, veterinary sureeon, 6 Pinchbeck st
Fox John Thorpe, beer retailer k blacksmi th, 27 Holbeach rd
France Robert, butcher, ^5 Commercial road
Freeman, Hardy k Wilhs Lim. boot k shoe makers, 13
Bridge street
Freeman Reuben, fancy repository, 8 Station street
Garfit, Claypon k Co. bankers (David Johnston, manager),
Market place ; draw on Lloyds, Barnetts k Bosanqnets
Bank Limited, London e.c
Gas Works (Spalding Improvement Commissioners, pro-
prietors ; John Woodward, manager), Albion street
Gee Qershom William Batty, draper, 26 & 27 Bridge street
Gibbins Thomas, cowkeeper. Bourn road
Gibson Henry Atkin, chemist, 18 Bridge street
Glenn Richard, agent for Messrs. Ridlington k Son, coal
merchants. Station yard
Godley John, brick maker. Clay lake
Godley Joseph, market gardener, Clay lake
Gooch Emma Hughe . (Mrs.), fellmonger, Clay lake
Goodwin John, cowkeeper, Hawthorn bank
Goodyear William, tailor, 1 1 Commercial road
Goodyear Wm. Edward, sewing machine agent, 9A, New id
Gosling Edwin, boot & shoe maker, g & 10 Station street
Gout John, beer retailer, 96 Commercial road
Gowler John A. beer retailer. Little London
Grassam William Henry, coal merchant, 38 Cross street
Green Chas. mineral water manufacturer, see Lee k Green
Greenall Isaac, beer retailer, 26 Hall place
Greenall Isaac Earl, furniture dealer, 18 New road
Greenham John Thomas, hair dresser, 15 Hall place
Greeves James, Nag's Head p.h. 63 Double street
Grimes Hannah (Mrs. ), market gardener,' Hawthorn bank
Gulson John, farmer, The Common
Gunson Eliza (Mrs. ), grocer, 25 Hall place
Guy John Richard, confectioner, 16 Station street
Guy Thomas, tin plate worker, at Crescent
Guy William, upholsterer, 27 Hall place
Hackworth k Abbott, auctioneers, 39 Red Lion street ; & at
Holbeach
Hall George k Son, auctioneers, valuers, appraisets,
accountants, house, land, estate, insurance k emigration
agents & receiving agents for Midland Railway Co.>'eif rd
HaU Asa, tailor k hatter, 1 k a Hall place
Hames William, rope maker. Marsh road
Hamm Thomas, market gardener, 11 Hawthorn bank
Hammond James, agent for Eyre k Co.'s mineral waters.
Abbey yard
Hancock Edward, coal k corn merchant, 163 Wmsover rd
Hankin William Little, furniture dealer, i Double street
Hankins Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, London road
Hardy Benjamin, tin plate worker, g Bed Lion street
Hardy Robert, greengrocer, 23 Crescent
Hardy Thomas Arch, brazier &c. 17 Bridge street
Harmstone Jane (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 14 Market place
Harper Samuel Robinson, White Hart family k commercial
hotel & posting bouse, wine k spirit merchant, omnibus
to meet all trains. Market place
Harris John Charles, jeweller, 9 Hell place
Harrison Alfred, superintendent of Deeping Fen drains^,
London road
Harrison Christopher, builder, 18 k 19 Cowbit road
Harrison Harrj', tailor, 24 Crescent
Harrison Henry Harvey, tailor, 29 Crescent
Harrison James, beer retailer, 10 Francis street
Harrod Thomas, market gardener, Pinchbeck road
Harvey Henry Herbert, solicitor k receiver of the Lunt.i
Holland general works & adventurers k Wellsnd drain-
age taxes, 8 Double street
Haw Arthur, shoeing smith, Sheep noarket
Hawthorn Emanuel, thrashing machine owner fc beer re-
tailer. Little London
Hayes Henry, fishmonger, 9 Bridge street
Hayes John, coal merchant. Double street
Hayes Robert, beer retailer, 94 London road .
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
SPALDING. 641
Henfrey Ricliard, thrashiiig machine o\nier, Holbeach road
Eercock John, timber merchant, 5 St. Thomas' road
Hller Thomas, harness maker, 3 Hall place
Hiil & Co. music & musical instrument seller, 13 Vine street
Hill Sleight, farmer, Cowbit road
Hitch David, (rreengrocer, 5 Station street fc lA, London rd
Hitch Elizahi^th (Mrs.), glover, 15 Station street
Hobson & Son, drapers, 1 1 Market place
Hockerston John, surveyor, 95 London road
Holden Isaac, greengrocer, 13 Hew rood
Hold\rorths John, vrool merchant, Claremont, Cowbit road
Holland James, farmer, 13 St. Thomas' road
Hopkins John Rogby, miller. The Common
Hopper Oeorge, boot & shoe maker, 4 Crack Fool lane
Horry J. L. & Sons, millers, bakers & com (actors, -Water-
loo round oil cake, agents for Spencer's milk substitute for
calves & pigs. Beach's & Thorley's food, Clarke's biscuits,
Dennis k Wilson's pig powders, LitUe I<ondon mills,
Spalding common ; & at Holbeach
Hony Francis, coal mer. 17 Spring gardens &Railway station
Horticultural is Cottage Garden Society (Hy. Mitchell^ sec)
Hows Alfred Co^, hone dealer, 8 Winsover road
Hunt Samuel l4ng, clotitiet, 34 Hall place
Hurry John, boot k shoe maker, 5 Crack Pool lane
Hurst George, farmer. Poplar cottage, Winsover road
Ingram Arthur Augustus, goods agent to G.E.R.3oBridgest
Ingrey Eli, florist, 20 St. Thomas' road
Inkley Margaret Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 33 Hall place
Jacob Luke, market gardener, 105 London road
Jane Amos, draper, i Station street
Jarris George, superintendent of police k inspector of
weights & measures, Sheep market
Jennings George, wholesale k retail grocer & provision mer-
chant, 9 Market place
Jepon Wm. carpenter, i Spring gardens & Hawthorne bank
Jepson William, architect, 11 St. Thomas' road
Jinks Lydia (Mrs. ), farmer, Holbeach road
Johnson Hospital (Miss Jane Sprague, matron). Priory road
Johnson Alfred, thrashing machine owner, Holbeach road
Johnson John, farmer, 19 High street
Johnson Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 73 Holbeach rood
Johnson Thomas, baker. Little Loudon
Johnston David, manager of Garflt, Clayton k Co.'s bank.
Market place
Junes & Buckle, agricultural implement niakers.sSheep mrkt
Jones Frederick, boot & shoe maker, 33 Hall place
Joyce Henry Richard, butcher, 36 Now road
Judd George Elliott, boot maker, 59 Albion street
Keen Walter, butcher, 6 London road
King k White, carriage builders. Double street
King Robert, tea dealer, 4 Winsover road
Kingston Samuel & George, auctioneers, 34 Hall place
Kirby Arthur Henry, watcli maker, 30B, Bridge street
Liaming Joseph, auctioneer, Sheep market
Laming Welberry, farmer, Spaldmg fen. West Pinchbeck
Lawrence James, hair dresser, 8 New road
Lawson John, farmer, Fnlney
Laxton Frederick, furniture broker, 4 & S Herring lane
Leaper Chakles, accountant k registrar of marriages,
II Spring gardens
Lee & Green, mineral water manufacturers, Albion street
Lee Sarah Jane (Mrs.), milliner, 3 New road
Letts Edward, manager of the Stamford, Spalding & Boston
bank. Market place
Lenno.x Henry, market gardner, 53 Double street
Lever Benj. music & musical instrument seller, 6 Hall place
Leveslay George, master mariner, 33 Willow walk
Leresley Frederick Henrj-, Vine inn, 3i Commercial road
Levesley William, builder, Double street
Lewis Eve (Miss), dress maker, 1 1 New road
Lill Asber, millwright, Roman bank
Limhird Jane (Miss), dress maker, i Crescent
Limmer George, cart builder, see Smith k Limmer
Lincolnshire, Boston k Spalding Free Press (Henry Watkin-
son, publisher ; published tuesday). Hall place
Lincolnshire Regiment, snd Volunteer Battalion (F Co.)
(Capt. E. Leeds, commandant ; Rev. Canon Edward Moore
u.A. hon. chaplain; Surgeon-Major Edwin Morris x.D.
surgeon : A. Bennett, drill instructor), 5 Sheep market
Long^ttom T^-rer Johnson, shopkeeper, i Commercial rd
LongstafT John, accotmtant, assessor k collector of rates k
taxes k assistant overseer, 3 Herring lane
Longstaff Richard, auctioneer, s Herring lane
Loughton Robert,fanner,gnizier k landowner. The Commn
Louth John Henry, dairyman. Clay lake
Lowden William Boston, farmer, Pulney
Madden Michael, district snpt. O. N. Ic Midland railways,
aiA, St. Thomas' road
Mann Sarah (Mrs.), Crown inn, Westlode street
MantoD James, boot maker, no Commercial road
Maples k Son, solicitors, i Herring lane
Maples Augustus, wine k spirit merchaot, Eied Li<Hi street
Maples Ashley (Hrm, Maples k Son), solicitor, commissioner
for taking affidavits in the supreme court of judicature,
for taking acknowledgments of deeds by married women
k commissioner for all the Irish courts, superintendent
registrar of births, deaths k marriages, dark to the
Spaldmg union k to the assessment Ic school attendance
committees, i Herring lane
Maples Harold Stanley (firm. Maples i Son), solicitor &:
commissioner for taking attidavits k for taking
acknowledgments of deeds by married women k clerk to
the county justices, assistant clerk to Spalding union k
de^ty superintendent registrar, i Herring lane
Marriott Vialls William, pork butcher, 4 Sheep market
Marrison Samuel Ray, gun smith, 9 Cowbit road
Marshall k Co. drapers; a Market place
Mason Jessop, shoe maker, 60 London road
Maasey Henry Bateman, mechanical engineer
Mauf ban Elizabeth (Mrs. ), grocer, 35 New road
MawDy Robert, farmer, zi High street
Mawby Robert, jnn. farmer, Spalding marsh
Maxey William, Robin Hood inn. Bourne road
Maxwell Wil}iam, blacksmith. Commercial road
Measures Isaac, miller, Cowbit road
Measures Joseph Richard, agent for Sutton k Co. carriers.
Butter market
Mechanics' Institute (Henry J. D. Cunningham, librarian).
Red Lion street
Meggitt Thomas V. grindery dealer, 14 Station street
Mills William Henry, architect, 14 Upper Welland terrace
Mitchell Henry, sec. to Horticultural k Cottage Garden
Society, Willow row
Moleon WVn. Algernon, forage contractor, 33A, St. Thomas' rd
Moore Alfred, furniture dealer,, 3 Chapel lane
Moore Edwin, grocer, 18 Market place
Moore John, jun. commercial traveller, 7 Spring gardens
Moore John, sen. builder, 7 Spring gardens
Morris Clarke Kelly, surgeon k medical officer of health to
improvement commissioners, 13 Upper Welland terrace,
London road
Morris Edwin m.d. surgeon k medical officer k public vacci-
nator. East Spalding district k medical officer to work-
house, 7 High street
Morrison Hector McKay, travelling draper, 31 St. Thomas' rd
Morton k Son, drapers, 30 Market place
Mumby Fras. Buckles, The Still Vaults p.h. 39 Westlode st
National Provincial Bank of England Limited (Thomas
Henry Nicholls, manager). Bridge street ; draw on head
office, London t.c
Naylor Jn. Banstead, town crier & bill poster, 5A, Chapel la
Neal William, fancy repository, 3 Station street
Needham Charlotte (Mrs.), dress maker, 50 Double street
Newton Wm. jnn. coal agent, St. Thomas' rd. k Station yd
Nicholls Thomas Henry, manager of the National Provincial
Bank of England, Bridge street
Nichols Norman, grindery dealer, 6 Sheep market
Nickels Thomas, beer retailer 13, k pork batcher 14,
Winsover road
Osgerby John, general draper, 18 Station street
Osgerby Thomas Grassam, farmer k thrashiog machine
owner. Horse Shoe bridge
Osgerby Wm.Bowman,thTashing machine owner,Lit. London
Pack George, blacksmith,. Little London
Paddison James, Peacock inn. Pinchbeck street
Palmer John, Lincoln Arms p.h. 4 Bridge street
Palmer Joseph Walker, leather merchant, 8 Herring lane
Palmer Susannah (Mrs.), milliner, 14 Hall place
Ponnell Eliza (Mrs.), general dealer, 3 Sheep market
Pannell John, boat builder. Marsh road
Parker Robert, corn factor, 3 & 4 Church gate
Peacock Robert, shoe maker, 10 Broad street
Feake Blott, farmer. Bed house, Low road
Pear William, furniture broker, 74 Commercial road
Pennington Charles Maltby, draper &c. 11, 13 k 13 Hall pi
Pentelow Paul, baker. Red Lion street
Pepper Edward, joiner, i Winsover road
Perci val Arthur, solicitor k clerk to school board, 36 Double st
Perkins Benjamin, New Bell p.h. i London road
Perkins John Waite, builder, 5 Spring gardens
Perkins Robert, miller, 13 High street
Perry Marten u.D. physician k surgeon, 3 Church street
Pick Thomas, builder, 7 Westlode street
Pick William, builder, 4 Albion street
Pick William, butcher. The Common
Pickworth John, farmer, 26 Welland terrace, London road
Pickworth William, farmer, 19 Hall place
Plumpton William, tailor, 34 New road
Porter k Pulford, booksellers, 24 Market place
Pratt Hannah (Mrs.), private school. Double street
Pratt Mary Elisabeth (Miss), fancy repository, 13 Hall pi
Pre8tonHarry,depaty registrar of births lEdeaths,3tBridge at
Preston John, watcb ft clock maker, postmaster k regi^nir
of births k deatbl for Spalding snb-district, 91 Bridige st
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■Pretty Jc^n, tanner, ham Fnlney
Pretty Joseph, farmer, Holbeach road
Pretty Thomas-, farmer, The Comrnon
Pretty William, acoomitant, 43 St. Thomaa' road
Price. William James, teacher of music, 9 Welland place,
Liondon road
Pridmore John, farmer, Childer's drove
Pridmore Thomas, farmer. Loir fields
Proctor Henry MatthcTrs, grazier ft farmer,' Wykeham
Proctor Wm. school board attendance' officer,xi3Wiiiaover rd
Pnlford Harry, bookseller, see Porter & Pnlford
Qninoey Elizabeth (Mis.)> wholesale froiterer b bulb
grower, Fuln^ ■
Buison Joseph, greengrocer, 12 Wiiuorer road
Bawlinson Qeorge, tailor, SWan street
Bayner James, baker, 31 Wineover road
Seek William, market gardener, St. Thomas' road
Beeks Frederick, veterinary surgeon, 33 WesUode street
Beynolds William Smith, engineer. The Common
Richardson Edward Todd, farmer, 38A, Albert street
Bidlington James, corn bctor, 35 Bridge street
Bingham William Watkin, tamitare dealer, a ^estlode st
Bippin Ann (Mrs.), jeweller, 37 Crescent
Boberts Tliomas, Ram Skin inn. Double street
Robinson David, grocer, 33 Market place
Robinson Samuel, farmer. Lower Fulney
Robinson Samuel, farmer, Spalding fen. West Pinckbeck
Robinson Samuel, White Horse f.r. Chnichgate
Rose Charles, general dealer. Marsh rood
Rose Charlotte (Mrs.), butcher, 20 Albion street
Rose George, miller & baker, Spalding marsh
Rose John, butcher, 13 Francis street
Rosser Alfred, shopkeeper, 37 Westlode street
Roughton John, wood turner, 37 New road
Rowell William, baker, 33 New mad
Royce Edward, master mariner, Albert street
Royce Harriett (Mrs. ), Angel inn. Double street
Royce Joseph, master mariner, Albert street
Ryder John George, shopkeeper, 30 Hall place
Salter John, bricUayer, 61 Winsover road
Saul John Hives, haberdasher^ i Market place
Saul Simeon, baker, 43 Cross street
Savings Bank (Benjamin Cooper, actuary), open tneadays,
lo a.m to I p.m. ; Saturdays, 7 to 8 p.m. 36 Hall place
Sazton John Thomas, fanner, Siwlding marsh -
Sdunetzer Henry, pig dealer, Westlode street
Scotney Henry, shoe maker, a6 Chapel lane
Scott Henry, tobacconist, 3oA, Bridge street
Selby Francis Thomas, solicitor, commissioner for oaths k
for taking acknowledgments of deeds by married women
& clerk to the improvement commissioners, deputy coro-
ner for Spalding district & clerk & collector to the ioviitk
district of the interior drainage. Herring lane
Shacklock John, plnmber, 37 Westlode street
Shadford Major & Co.pharmaceutical chemist8,3i Market pi
Sherman George William, watch maker. Butter market
Sharman John Geo. farmer & market gardener. The Folly
Sharman Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Albert street
Sharp John, builder, 44^ Albion street
Shaw Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Albion street
Shaw Thomas, cowkeeper, 38 Cowbit road
Shepherd George Robert, tailor, 4 New road
Shepherd Senry Robinson, confectioner, t Broad street
Shepherd James Alfred, brewer & beer retailer, Winsover rd
Shotbolt John, farmer. Low road
Siddons Joseph, china & glass warehouse, 10 New load
Simpson A. Thomas, harness maker, 7 London road
Simson Frederick William, pork butcher, 40 New road
Sindall John, farmer, Cowbit rond
Sindall Maria (Mrs.), private school, 29 High street
Sindall Thomas Yarrad, farmer & grazier, Fulney hall
Skeef William, tin plate worker, 17 Red Lion street
Skinner Thomas Jessop, grocer, 11 Bridge street
Sly Arthur, secretary to Workmen's Institute, Holbeach rd
Sly George, coal merchant, Holbeadi road
Sly George, jun, farmer. The Common
Smart John, house painter, 6 Francis street
Smart John, Wine Ketch inn. Low fields
Smith & Limmer, cart & wagon builders, 158 Winsover td
Smith Charles, butcher, 3 Crescent
Smith Edward, farmer. Monk's house. Bourn road
Smith Edward, shoe maker. The Common
Smith George, blacksmith, 114 London road
Smith George, higgler, 14A, Holbeach road
Smith John, farmer, Spalding marsh
Smith Robert, farmer, Deeping road
Smith Stephen, baker, 33 Red Lion street
Smith WiUietta, farmer, Holbeach road
Smith William Tbomas,'farm«r, Holbeach rood
Sowersby Jonathan, draper, 16 New road
Spalding Club Co. Limited (Stepheii Henry Searby esq.sec. ),
Broad street
Spalding Cricket Chib (Robert Inglebjr, hon. sec)
^nlding Grammar Sdiool (OEver Digby InsUp X.A. head
master)
l^wldmg Otnrdian (Frank Bidling:taa, agent). Hall pisee
Spalding Starr-Bowkett Building Society (457) (George
Winiun Bailey, sec.), Whittington house
Spikins IMmnnd, wood turner, 3 Winsover road
Spikins George, wood turner, 7 Ch^jel lane
Stableforth & Dimdy, grocers. High street k CSmrcfa street
Stsbleforth William Bennett, solicitor, 30 New road
Stamford, Spalding k Bocrtan Banking Co. Limited (brmdi)
(William Hebry Sbarpe, manager), Ibrket pkice ; iiiyr
on Barelay, Sevan k Co. London e.e
Stamp Office (R. Appleby, distributor), 10 Market place
Stanger David, carriage bniidar, Pinchbedc street
Btanger John, builder, 8 ^>ring gardens
Stanton Elittbeifa. (Mrs.), upholsterer, 16 Hall place
Stanton Tamar (Mrs.), jeweller, 31 Hall place
Stevenson Charles, farmer. Bourn road
StevenaanPredk.Edwin4ron k brass fou:der,ig Wissorern!
Stevenson J6hn, seedsman, 105 Winsover road
Stevenson John, jun. grocer & seedsman, lA, Hawthorn bnli
Stiles Henry Towmay iij>. surgeon & medical officer k
public vaccinator to West SpaMing and part of Deeping
St. Nicholas district, 18 Upper Welland ter. London road
Stiaiaoa WiSiam Richard, engineer at the water works.
Pinchbeck road
Storr George Edward, milk seller, 7 Winsover road
Stubbs William, draper, 3 Market place
Stubs George, Bull inn, Chnrchgate
Swinscoe Ernest k Herbert, greengrocers, Crescent
Symes John Fowler & Son, gilders, sign writers & grainers
to the trade, glass emboasers k general house decontors,
4 Pinchbeck street
Taylor Emma (Mrs.), Oat Sheaf f.h. Little London
Taylor George, baker, 6 Albert street
Taylor James Watson, farmer, 38B, Albert street
Taylor John, boot maker. The Common
Taylor John, 9up Active p.h. 18 Albion street
Taylor Martin, market gardener, 13 Albion street
Taylor JVIary (Miss), private school, 3A, Pinchbeck street
Temperance Hall (David Woodthorpe, sec.). Crescent
Tennant William, wire worker, 63 Winsover road
Thacker Matthew John, White Lion p.h. High street
Thew Wm. Henry, contractor, see Cook, Bennett k Thew
Thompson Eliaibeth (Mrs. ), beer retailer. Pinchbeck road
Thorpe Francis William, shoe maker, 16 Red Lion street
Tingle Edwin Walker, shopkeeper, 4 Chapel lane
Tointon James, fanner k cattle dealer, 140 Winsover nnd
Tomline William, relieving, vaccination k school attendance
officer & inspector of nuisances. Deeping district, 191,
Spring gjtrdens
Toralinson James, cattle dealer, 49 Alhipn street
Towns Mallet, shoe maker, 33 Cowbit road
Traylen Frank William, brewer, maltster k wholesale spirit
merchant, i Cowbit road
Tnddenham Edward, fishmonger, i Sheep market
Tupholme James, tailor, Henrietta street
Tnpholme William, Welland Cottage inn, London road
Turner John, master mariner, 6 Commercial road
Turner William Henry, blacksmith, 33 Commercial road
Tye Robert, watch maker, 8 Churdigate
Tyler William, tobacconist, 30 Hall place
Underwood John, thrashing machine owner, Holbeach road
Vause Charles Fiieshney, house painter, 27 Red Lion street
Vegetable Relish Co. (The), mushroom growers, sauce
manufacturers k sole proprietors of the popidar "liqneur
pour les sonpes," Matmore works
Vickers Charles, shopkeeper, 115 Winsover roed
Vickers William Ridley, grocer, 18 Hall place
Vincent David, manure agent. Double street
Vincent Eliza (Mrs.), market gardener, 86 Winsover road
Vine Edward, tailor, 7 Albion street
Vine John Henry, master mariner, 36 High street
Vine Joseph, master mariner, 43 Commercial road
Vine Newton, tailor, 61 London road
Wade Thomas, market gardener, 37 Hawthorn bank
Wadlow Esther (Mrs. ), Red Lion family & commercial botd
k posting house, omnibus to meet all trains. Market place
Wadlow Richard, Pied Oalf p.h. Sheep market
Waite Charles, ironmonger, 5 Bridge street
Waldegrave Margaret (Miss), dress maker, see Cheslcs £
Waldegrave
Walden Wm. Nnnd.v, grocer, 30 Love la. & 3 & 4 London rd
Wallace William, dentist (attends taesdays), 14 Marketpl
Wallis John, dairyman. Swan street
Wallis Walter,. builder, 16 Doable street
Wallis William Reynolds, gun smith, 44 Pinchbeck street
Walpole Joseph Saigent, ned Biill hm, Winsorer rod
Walter Sarah Ann (Mrs.), private school, London road
Waltham Oreenhamt farmer) PinchbedL road
Waltham Joseph, fininer. The CamtDOD
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Gilbey, i Wiksox Alfred Thorpe, grocer, 25 Commercial Tond
I Wilcoi Henry, itjarket gardener, 33 Albion fltreet
I Wilkinson ifoseph, baker, 4 Doable street
Wffliamson Booert, biaker« 73 Doable street ■
WillisOeorge, beer retailer, Bonm road
WiUoogbby Samuel, master at the Bins Coat school, 86
London road
WUmott John, jeweller, 4 Market place
Wilson Ben janun, grocer & coal dealer, 34 Commercial road
Wilson James, tobMConist, 8 Broad street
Wilson Stephen, greengrocer, 3 Bridge street
Wingad William, boot and shoe maker, r/ Hall place
Wingfield Joseph John, shoe maker, iB Westlode street
Wood William, inspector of poUce, 25 Red lion street- •
Woodroffe John, superintendent of the South Holhnd
drainage, 23 Albert strbet
Woodrow Alfred, tailor' 14 Bridfee street
Woods William* beer retailer, 6 Winsover road ■
Woodthorpe David, tailor & sec to the temperance hall, 2
Francis street
Woodward John, manager of the gas works, Albion street
Woolley Morton, harness maker, 17 Cbnrch street
Woolley Samuel, builder, 65 Double street
Workmans' Institute (Arthur Sly, sec.). Holbeach road
"Wortley Joseph, carpenter, 89 London road
Wright James Storer, plumber, 24 Albert street
Wright John, famishing ironmonger, High bridge
Wright Lucy (Miss), shopkeeper, London road
Wright Thomas, basket maker, ^ Double street
Wright William, civil engineer, to G. E. railway, 16 Pinch-
beck road ■
Yarrod Michael, farmer. Pinchbeck road
York Peter, beer retailer & chimney sweeper, 20 Double st
Toung Mens' Christian Association i, Literary Institute
(Wm. Fletcher, sec.). Spring gardens
gross yearly value ;C8o and joint value ;£'4a4, in the gift of
Mrs. Seymour and Miss Campbell, and held since 1880 by
the Rev. Bichard Hehry Mann b.a. of Emmanjiel College,
Cambridge, who resides at Swaton. William Alfred Cragg
esq. of Threekingham,-is lord of the manor and. principal
landowner. The soil is chiefly day ; subsoil, clay, "file
chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,019
acres; rateable vaIae^i,3oo ; the popalation in ;i83i was 104.
Lbtteb Box cleared at 4.40 p.m. week days only. Letters
through Falkingham, which is the nearest money &
telegraph office
The children of this place attend the school at Osbonrnbi'
Bellamy Dawson, farmer k assessor &s | Day -Miss Horsinan Thomas, farmer
collector of taxes I Doctsworth Thomas, farmer Smith Isaac, fanner
Bellamy William, fanner \
SPrZjSB'Z' is a small but thriving market town, railway was knighted in 1326-7, and took part in the Scottish and
station and polling-place for the Mid division of the county, Flemish wars, including the relief of Aignillon, 1345-6, and
head of a union and county court district, in the parts of the battle of Crecy, Augnst 36th, 1346 ; he died in 1348. 2.
Lindaey, east division of BoUngbroke soke, rural deanery of | A fine altar tomb of stone, and supporting a finely carved
Hill No. 2, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 17 miles , alabaster efligy in full armour of John, second Baron
north-east from Boston, 10 east-south-east from Homcastle, ' WiUoughby de Eresby, the head resting on a mantled helmet
16 soath-bs'-east from Louth, 8 south-west from Alford, 9
north-west from WainSeet and 126 from London on the load
from Boston to Louth. A line of railway, called the Spilsby
Walton George Hilton, grocer, b agent for W. ft A.
wine ft spirit merchants, 8 Market pbee
Ward Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeperi' 153 WinsoTer i^wd
Ward Thomas, fanner, Holbeadi read
Wames Isaac William, com factor, oil cske ft offal mer-
chant, 89 Commercial road ; ft at Lynn
Wames William, shoe maker, 39 Bt. 'Hiomas' roed
Warrell Susannah (Mrs. ), dress maker, 37 Spring street
Water Works (Bonner ft Calthrop, sees. ; William, Ridtard
Stimson, engineer), Pinchbeck road
Watkinson Henry, bookseller, stationer, printer, bookbinder,
patent medicine vendor, news agent, pianoforte ft music
warehouse, dealer in paperhangings ft publisher of the
' Lincolnshire, Boston ft Spalding Firee Press,' H^ place.
See advertisement
Watflon Charles Allen, builder, 85 Winsover roAd
Watts Richard Ed-ward, clothier, 11 Vine street
Webster Thomas, farmer, Cuckoo ro^ - '
Webster William, farmer, Spalding fen, West Pinchbeck
Wesg James, blacksmith, (Aapel lane
W^^ George, farmer, Spaldi^ len. Cuckoo road
Welt^ George, jun. farmer, SpMding fen,' Cuckoo road
Wellband Edward, market gardener, 47 London rood
Wellband Richard, market gardener, 16 Water lane
WeUby George, farmer, Spading fen. Cuckoo road
Westmordand Richard, dairyman, Holbeach road
Whiers Geo^e, Punch Bowl pis. New road
White Sarah Ann ft Mary Eearson: (Misses), ladiei^ school,
33 ft 34 Welland terrace, London road
White John, baker, 5 Crescent
White John Thomas, warehouseman, 9 ft 10 Sheep market
White Thomas, carriage builder, see King ft White
White William, dairyman, 42 Westlode streets
Whittington William, beer retailer, 30 Westlode street
Wigelsworth Edward, lodging house, 59 Doable street
8PA1IB7 is a parish and village, 3} miles north-east
from Falkingham, 2 south from Asvarby station and 6 aontk
from Sleafora, in the Southern divisioiTbf the county, pfrts
of Kesteven, Aveland wapentake! Sleaford union and county
court district, rural deanery of Aveland No. i, archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln. The church of St, Nicholas, rebuilt
in 1880 by subscrijition, at a cost of ;£765, is a small boild-
ing of red brick, with red Ancaster stone dressiags, in the
Early English style, consisting of apsidal chanral, nave^
western porch and a bell turret containing z bell. The re-
gister dates from the year ]68i. The living is a rectory,
annexed to the vicarage of Swaton, tithe rentrcharge ;£8i.
and Ftrsby branch of the East Lincolnshire Railway Com-
pany, -was opened in x868. The town is pleasantly situated
on an acclivity oferlooking a vast tract of marsh and fen
land, extending southward to the Boston Deeps : it is well
boilt, and consists chieflvof two streets and the Market place,
which is intersected in tlieoentTebJfvraVDf Jhonses: atone
end is the Town Hall and Com Exchange ; at the"atfi^*'endi
stands an ancient market cross, consisting of a plain octagonal
shaft, rising from a flight of steps. The church of St. James
is an edifice of green sandstone and brick, chiefly in the
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel,
double nave with clerestory, north aisie, north or Willoughby
chape) and an embattled Perpendicular tower, containing 6
bells : the earliest portions of the structure are the nave
arcades, dating apparently from the early part of the four-
teenth century, to which period the arcade opening into the
chapel seems also to belong : about the middle of the same
century the south aisle -was removed, and a large secondary
nave erected, of which the eastern portion constitutes the
present chancel, the remainder forming about half of the
existing nave. In the fourteenth century there was a chapel
here d«Iicated to the Holy Trinit}', of which the arcade of
the Willoaghby chapel is supposed to be a fragment. The
cbnrch contains a very interesting series of monuments
commemorating several of the most distinguished members
of the house of tVilloughby, including: z. An altar tomb of
stone, adorned with shafts originally supporting a canopy ;
nn the upper slab lie the efflgies of John, first Baron
Willoughby de Eresby, and Joan (Roseline), his wife ; the
figure of the former is in arn^our irith shield and sword,
azid has the legs crossed : the lady wears a coverchief and a
flowing mantle over a close fitting dress ; Lord Willoughby
and the feet on an animal, and around the cornice of the
upper slab are Uttle figures of monks holding scrolls, staves
and rosaries ; this baron is mentioned by Froissart as one of
the most distinguished knights of his time ; he fought most
vaUantly at Poictiers, September 19th, 1356 ; took part in
the subsequent invasion of Prance, by Ed-ward III. and the
Black Fnnoe, and died in 1372. 3. An altar tomb of
akibaster ; on the coped slab above are recumbent effigies of
Robert, third Baron Willoughby da Eresby (ob. 1396), and
his second wife, Elizabetji, daughter of Lord Latimer, and
widow of Lord Nevill, of Raby ; 'the figure of the baron is in
full armour, with the head resting on a helmet surmounted
by the Willoughby crest, and the feet on a lion : that of the
lady is very richly habited, the head risting on two cushions
supported by flgares of monks, . and at the feet three pet
dogs. 4. A brass, with effigy, to Margaret,' daughter of
WUliam, Lord Zouch, and third -wife of £>bert, thii^ Baron
Willoughby de Eresby ; around the figure are eight shields
of arms, and the whole is enclosed by a marginal inscription,
which gives the date of her death as October iSth, T391. 5.
A remarkably fine triple canopied brass with effigies of
William, fourth Baron WillQa^by de Ereeby, ob, 14x0, and
Lucy, daughter of Lord Strange, his first wife ; the ilgure of
the baron is in rich armour, and that of his wife in a high
gown, falling in voluminona folds about her feet. 6. A heavy
monumental stone screen, between the north aisle of the
nave, and the Willongfaby chapel eastwanl of it, forming a
memorial to Richard Bertie esq. oh. 1583, and his Wife
Catherine, Baroness Willoughby de EieiAiy, . and -widow of
Charles Brandon, first duke of Snfiolk, aii. 1580. 7. A
monument of Derbyshire alafaaater and various marbles,
bearing on a panellad base a reclining effigy of Catherine,
only daughter of Peegrine Bertie,- eievteth Lord WiUon^by
de Eresby and wife of Sir Le-wis Watson, knight, of Rocung-
ham.where she died in chfldbed,Feb. T4th,i6io,pUicedwithin a
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little cradle; at her feet lies her infant ; above tbie an erect efilgy
of her father, the famous Peregrine, eleventh Lord Willoogu-
by (ob. Z400), in a auit of half armnor, full skirt and lifht
hoae : in the pavement of the church are several grey slabs,
nov deprivea of their braasea : the interior was reseated in
1851, and in 1S79 the south aisle iras entirely rebuilt and
extended westwards, and now forms the nave proper, the
east end constituting the chancel : an additional aisle was
also erected on the south side, and the rest of the fabric
thoroughly restored: these works have been carried out
under the direction of Mr. W. Bassett Smith, architect, of
London, at a cost of ^^4,330, to which the BaronessWillongh-
b^ de Eresby contnbuted ;^i,ooo: the east window was
given by the representatives of the late Prebendary Hollway,
thirty years vicar of Spilsby ; the west window by Mrs. and
Miss Russell, in memory of the Bev. S. Russell, master of
Spilsby G-rammar School, and the Rev. J. Russell, rector of
Holland Fen ; other windows have been inserted by Mrs.
Walker, of tiie Manor house, Spilsby, to her husband and
children ; by Mr. Hill, organ builder, of London, to his
father, a native of Spilsby, and by Mrs. Coates, to the
memory of her daughter : one large window has also been
recently erected by public subscription to the late Colonel
Cracroft-Amcotts. The Willoughby monuments were care-
fully restored by William Forsyth, of I.ondon, in 1879, by
the order of the Baroness Willoughby, at a cost of £ay> :
the church was reopened by the Bishop of Lincoln and the
Bishop SuSragan of Nottingham, July 35th, 1S79 : the
communion plate, which is ^ver gilt, consisting of flagon,
cup, paten and two alms dishes, was given to t^ parish by
the late Prebendary HoUway, at a cost of £^ioo, in the
year 1854. The register dates from the year 1563. The
living is a vicarage, net vearly value ;^ioo, in the gift of the
Baroness Willoughby oe Eresby, and held since 1873 by
the Bev. William Wright Layng m.a. of St. Mary Hall,
Oxford, who is also vicar of Hundleby, rural dean of Hill,
Div. 2, chaplain of Spilsby union, and a surrogate for
the diocese of Lincoln. The churchyard was closed, except
for interments in v;salts and brick graves, by an order in
Council, dated 13th September, 1884. Here are Congrega-
tional, Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. A new
Wesleyan chapel was erected in 1878, with two good resi-
dences for the ministers, at a cost of £7,000, and will
seat 560 : there is is a Sunday school attached. The large
Congregational chapel has been purchased by the Free-
masons for a masonic hall : the services are now held in the
old school-room in Franklin passage. A Free Grammar
school was founded here in 1550, but does not appear to
have had buildings of its own until 1611, when Lord
Willoughby de Eresby granted a plot of land for the erection
of a school : it was supported for many years by donations
and subscriptions, from which 33 acres of land have been
purchased, now let for about £Sa yearly : the funds provide
Official Establishments,
Post, Monkv Ordkb & Tsleohafh Office, Savings Bank
& Annuity and Insurance Office, Terrace. Herbert
Richardson Bellamy, postmaster. Letters from London
A all parts of the United Kingdom arrive at 4.30 a.m. k,
1. 10 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.25 a.m. k 8.30 p.m.
Letters to be registered must be given in at the window
half an hour before the box closes ; office & box close
at 8 p.m. extra halfpenny stamp 8.25 p.m. Box closes
on Sunday at 7.5 p.m. extra halfpenny stamp until 7.15
p.m. Parcel Post arrii-e at 4.30 a.m. k i.io p.m. :
dispatched at 10 a.m. k 7.30 p.m. The Telegraph OfHce
is open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ; Sundays till 10 a.m
■CocNTY Maoistbatks foh Spilsby Peitt Sessional
Division*.
Rawnsley Rev. Edwd. m.a. Raithby Hall, Spilsby (obairman)
Monson Rev. the Hon. Evelyn John u.A. Vicarage Croft,
Wainfleet
Cracroft Rev. Robert Wentworth s.A. The Rectory,
Harrington, Spilsby
raufurd Sir Charles William Frederick bart. 10 Warwick
square, London
Langton Bennet Rothes esq. d.l. Langton hall, Spilsby
Maddison George Wilson esq. Partney hall, Spilsby
Massingberd Charles Langton esq. Onnby park, Burgh
Masaingberd-Mundy Charles Francis esq. d.l. South Ormsby
hall, Alford
Pocklington-Coltman Rogei' esq. D.L. Hagnaby Priory,
Spilsby
Preston Major John Wilby m.a. Dalby hall, Spilsby
Bawnsley Edward Preston esq. B.A. Raithby h^ Spilsby
Staniland Meabnm esq. Harrington hall, Spilsby
Walker George esq. Offord house, Spilsby
Walls Rev. Richard George k.a. Boothby hall, Spilsby
Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas William Thimbleby
for the education of a number of free boys, not exceeding
thirty ; the avera^ number of scholars is now ( 1884) 40 :
a bouse scholarship of £x> a year, given by the master, is
offered for competition in Diecember: prizes are publicly
awarded at the end of the summer term : the management
of the school is vested in eight trustees. The charities
amount to £ioi yearly, for the beneflt of the poor,
and consist of the following yearly rent-charges : 53. left by
Tobias Anderson, a former vicar ; 59. by William Wayet ;
4s. by John Wayet, in 1705 and aos. for apprentice fees ;
los. by John Button, in 1759, and 30s. left by Henry Mow-
bray, m 1697, for apprentice fees. The poor's land has been
rested in trust for the benefit of the poor from time imme-
morial: it comprises about 23 acres, including an allot-
ment of 13A. J7P. awarded to it at the enclosure of the
East Fen; upon. the old poor's land are several tenements
and the Red Lion public-bouse ; the whole lets for about
£<)0 5s. which is distributed in half-}'early moieties,
generuly among those who are not receiving aid from the
poor rates. "Hie Spilsby foal show is held on the ist or
snd Monday in September, and the Agricultural ploughing
meeting is held in November. A large fair is held ou the
first Monday after the i3th of July for fat and store cattle,
sheep, pies and horses. The market is held every Monday,
and IS well attended, and supplied with fat and lean stock,
pigs and poultry. A Court House and House of Correction,
erected in 1834, at a cost of nearly 30,000: the House of
Correction was closed and the prisoners removed to Lincoln
April 15th, 1876, and it is now (1884) demolished, the ses-
sions house and lock-up being the only portions remaining,
with residences for the superintendent and constables.
The Gas Works in Ashby road were erected in 1854. The
late Sir John Franklin knt. k.c.k., d.c.l. the discoverer
of the North-west Passage, was bom at Spilsby, i6th April,
1786 : a statue to him was erected here in 1857, by public
subscription. The area is j,i47A. ib. 3f. ; rateable value,
;£S,i95 ts. 6d. ; the population in 1881 was — 1,482 in the
civil and 1,549 in the ecclesiastical.
By a Local Government Board provisional order, dated
December 34th, 1880, and confirmed by the Act 44 Vict,
c. xvii. a detached portion of this parish, containing a popu-
lation of 67, was transferred to Stickford parish.
Ebbsby is a small hamlet. Eresby Hall, formerly standing
abont a mile south of the town of Spilsby, was destroyed by
Are in 1769 ; the only relic now remaining is a pillar at th-:
end of a fine avenue of trees leading into the road. The manor
of Eresby, or Spilsby, was given by William the Conqueror t'>
Walter de Beke, one of his barons, and after passing through
various successions it descended to the Lady Prisdlla Bertie,
wife of Baron Gwydir, mother of the 19th Lord Willoughby
de Eresby, and is now vested in the present baroness Wil-
loughby ds Eresby,
Parish Clerk, Richard Martin.
Local Institutions Ac-
Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, every mond ly
at 13 at noon. The following parishes arc included in tli>
Petty Sessional Division .—-Addlethorpe, Ashby, Asgarby,
Aswardby, Bolingbroke, Bratoft, lirinkhill, Bur(;h, Ciii-
dlesby, Carrington, Croft, Dalby, Driby, Mavis Ender!)y,
Firsby, Friskney, Gunby, Hagnaby, Balton Holegate,
Hareby, Harrington, Hundleby, IngoldmoUs, Irby, Ea-»:
Keal, West Keal, East Kirkby, Langton, Lusby, Norlli-
olme, Orby, Partney, Raithby, Sausthorps, Screinby,
Sibsey, Skegness, Skendleby, Spilsby, Steeping Great &
Little, Stickford, Stickney, Sutterbv, Thorpe, Tuynlon
All Saints, Toynton St. Peter, EastrUle, Westville, Mid-
viUe, Frithville, Wainfleet All Saints, Wainfleet St Msrv,
Welton-le-Marsh, West Fen k Winthorpe
iNsaBANCB AOBNTS: —
Accidental, T. A. Bellamy, Terrace
British Empire Mutual Life, K. Grcsswell, Halton road ;
W. H. Hawhng, High street
General, C. Wells, Alexandra terrace, Hundleby
Northern Assurance, Richard Chapman, Hundleby road
Phoenix Fire, T. Tupholme, Bank
Provident Life, Jas. Searby, High street
Railway Passengers', Thomas A. Bellamy, Terrace
Royal Exchange, R. W. Parsons, Cattle market
Royal Farmers' k General, William Showier
Scottish Accidental, James Searby, jun. High street
Scottish Equitable, W. J. Rainey, Church street
Scottish Union Fire k Lite, G. Walker, Church street
Scottish Widows' Life, T. Tupholme, Bank
Star, T. A. Bellamy, Terracs
Sun Fire, Richard Chapman
PUBUC ESTABLISHMKNTB : —
Com Market, Marketplace
County Court Office, Cnnrch street. His Honor Jas. Stephen
LL.D. judge ; Oeorae Walker, registrar ; J. W. S. Stnitli,
high baUiff; WiUiam Brj-an, baOiS; k Korkluiu
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE.
8PIL8BY. 645
Grecswell, sab baQiff : the Court is held at the Sessions
bouse every month, on Wednesday, at la noon. The
district comprises the following places: — Addletborpe,
AKord, Anderby, Ashby-by-Partney, Aswardby, BilsDy-
with-Thurlbr, Bolingbroke, Bratoft, Brinkhill, Bnrgh-in-
tbe-Harsh, Oalceby, Candlesby, Claxby, Croft, Cumber-
worth, Dalby, Driby, Eastville, Farlesthorpe, Firsby,
Friskney, Oonby St. Peter, Hagnaby, Halton, Holegate,
Banhy, Harrii^gton, Hogsthorpe, Hundleby, Hnttoft,
Ingolmnells, Irby-in-the-Marsh, Keal East, Keal West,
Kirkby East, Langton-by-Spilsby, Bilarkby, Mavis Edner-
by, MidviOe, Muml^-with-Cbapel, Northolme, Orby,
South Ormsby-with-Ketsby, Partney, Raithby, Rigsby-
with-AUby, Sansthorpe, Scremby-with-Grrebby, Skegness,
Skendleby, Spilsby, Steeping Qreat & Little, Sticxford,
Stickney, Sntterby, Sntton-in-the-Marsh, Thorpe St,
Peter, Toynton AU Saints, Toynton St. Peter, Ulceby-
with-Foidington, Wainfleet All Saints, Wainfleet St.Mary,
Well, Welton-in-the-MaTsh with Boothby, WiUonghby &
Winthome
County Fdice Station, Church street, Richard Sowden,
superintendent; the local force consists of (including
Skegness) one inspector, two sergeants & 13 constables
Court House, Hundleby road
Fire Brigade, J, Ashton, superintendent
Inland &Tenae Otfice, White Hart hotel, Fred Hayward,
OtSlXT
UnoolnBhire Coast Shipwreck Association, Timothy Tnp-
hidme. Old Bank house. Terrace
liinednshiie Begiment, ist Volunteer Battalion (F Co. ),
Drill hall. Town hall; Uajor O. Walker, commandant;
F. J. Walker, acting snrgemi ; Rev. W. W. Layng h.a,
acting chaphdn
Stamp Office, Terrace, Herbert Richardson Bellamy, sub-
distributor
Town Hall, Market place
Spilsbt UmoK.
Board day alternate thnndays, at the Board Boom, Work-
house, Hundleby.
Spilsby union omnpriaes the following places : — ^Addletborpe,
Alford, Anderby, Ashby-by-Partnoy, Aswardby, Bilsby-
with-Thuriby, Bolingbroke, Bratoft, Brinkhill, Bnrgh-in-
th»-Msnb, CUceby, Candlesby, Claxby, Croft, Cumber-
wgrth, Dalby, Driby, EastviUe, Farlesthorpe, Firsby,
FViakney, Ounby St Peter, Hagnaby, Halton, Holegate,
Haieby, Harrington, Hogsthorpe, Hundleby, Hnttoft,
Ingotctandls, Irby-in-the-Marsh, Keal Bast, Keal West,
Kirkby East, Langton-by-Spilsby, Markby, Maris Edner-
by, Slidville, Mnmby-with-Chapel, Nortiiolme, Orby,
South Ormsby-with-Ketsby, Partney, Raithby, Rigsby-
with-Ailby, Sausthorpe, Scremby-with-Orebby, Skegness,
Skendleby, Spilsby, Steeping Oreat k Little, Stickford,
Stickney, Sntterby, Sntton-in-the-Marsh, Thorpe St.
Peter, Toynton All Saints, Toynton St. Peter, Ulceby-
with-Fordmgton, Wainfleet AU Saints, Wainfleet St. Mary,
Well, Welton-in-the-Marsh with Boothby, WiUonghby
& Winthome ; the population of the union in 1881 was
37,887; rateable value, /39a, 545
Clerk to the Guardians, George Walker, Ashby road, Spilsby
Treasurer, Thomas Cheney Gtirfit, banker, Spilsby
Believing Officers fc CoUectors to the Guardians, Alford dis-
trict, Harry Brown Famsworth, East end, Alford ; Spils-
by district, Christopher Miller, Halton road, Spilsby
Vaccination Officers, Alford sub-district., Harry Brown
Famsworth, East end, Alford ; Spilsby sub-district, John
Rimmington, High street, Spilsby ; Stickney k Wainfleet
sab-districts, Christopher MiUer, Halton road, Spilsby
>Iedical Officer k Public Vaccinators, Alford district,
Ridiard Lanphier u.b. Alford ; Burgh district, Charles
Walla i.it.c.P. u>nd. Burgh; Hogst£orpe district, Wm.
Banes Bainey L.R.C.P. xdin. Hogsthorpe; Spilsby East
district, John Henry Gay, Spilsby ; Spilsby West
district, John West Walker m.b. Spilsby ; Stickney dis-
trict, James Alexander Slaclaren m.b.. ax. Stickney;
Wainfleet district, Edward Reckitt x.s. Wainfleet
Sfrperintendent Begistrar, George Walker, Ashby road,
S^lsby; dtmity. West John Bainey, Ashby road, Siulsby
R^^itraia of Births & Deaths, No. i, Stickney sub-district,
Robert Sherriff, Stickford ; deputy, James Henry Derby-
shire, Stickford. No. 3, Wainfleet sub-district, Wm. Pea-
cock Ely Adlard, Market place, Wainfleet; deputy, Wm.
Holmes Marshall, Wainfleet. No. 3, Spilsby sub-district,
Thos. Ward, New town, Spilsby ; oepnty, Wm. Showier,
Spilsby. No. 4, Burgh sub-district. By. Stoakes, Bnrgh-
in-the-Marsh ; deputy, Jos. Waklin, Burgh. No. 5,
Alford sub-diatrictf &rry Brown Famsworu, E!ast end,
Alford ; deputy, Albert O. Hasnip, Burgh-in-the-Marsh
Registrars of Marriages for the union, ^hn Rimmington,
High street, Spilsby ; deputy, Kerkham Gresswell, Vul-
can place, Spilsby
The Workhouse, erected in 1838, is a large brick building,
situated in the parish of Hundleby, k wiU hold 250
inmates ; Rev. Wm. Wright Layng m.a. chaplain ; John
West Walker h.b. medical officer ; John L. Ironmonger,
master ; Mrs. Emma Ironmonger, matron ; Miss Emma
Atkin, schoolmistress
RuBAL Sanitary AnrHOBiTY.
Clerk, George Walker, Ashby road, Spilsby
Treasurer, Thomas Cheney Garflt, Bank, Spilsby
Medical Officer of Health, John West Walker m.b. Church
street, Spilsby
Inspector of Nuisances, James Edwin Butcher, Boston road,
Spilsby
School Attesivxscs Coxxitteb.
Clerk, George Walker, Ashby road, Spilsby
Attendance Officer, Jas. Edwin Butcher, Boston rd. Spilsby
Inquiry Officers, lie Believing Officers
Public Officers ; —
Assessors of Taxes, Thomas E. Exley, 5 West End terrace
k John Rimmington, High street
Certified Bailiff under the Agricultural Holdings Act (1883),
Kerkham GressweU, Vulcan place
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Jn. West Walker h.b. Church st
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes k to Commissioners of
Sewers, George WaUter
Oerk to part of the Fourth District Drainage, West John
Bainey, Ashby road
Inland Revenue Officer, Fred Hayward, Halton road
Inspector of Weights k Measures k under the Explosives k
SMe of Food ft.Dmgs Acts for the Division of Spilsby
k Alford, Herbert Sowden, Church street
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Herbert Richardson Bellamy,
Terrace
Superintendent of Police of the Spilsby Division, Richard
Sowden, Church street
Town Crier, WiUiam Bentley, Ashby road
Places of Wobship with times of services : —
St. James's Church, Rev.- Wm. Wright Layng m.a.
vicar, times changeable
Congregational Rev. Charles Hartley, minister; 10.45
a.m. k 6.15 p.m.'; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Rev. John Bacon; 2.30 p.m. ic 6
p.m. ; every alternate thnrsday at 7 p.m
Wesleyan Rev. Joseph Taylor k. Rev. George Makin,
ministers; 10.30 a.m. k 6.15 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m
Schools : —
Grammar, William Major Ellis, head master
National, St. James's (mixed), built in 1859 ; itwUlhold
300 children; average attendance, 130; Joseph Watson,
master ; Mrs. Sarah Jane Watson, mistress
CONVETANCR : —
Spilsby k Firsby Railway (branch), Geo. Walker, solidtor
k sec. ; John Thomas Cross, station master
Wydal's mail cart leaves Spilsby daily at 8.30 in the even-
ing, for Firsby station, k returns at 4.30 a.m
Bo^s van leaves his house on Saturday mornings at 8 for
the Red Lion inn, Homcastle, k returns the same evening
Cabkiebs, with inns they go from k days of departure : —
Alfobd— Bates, 'The George,' mon. at 3 p.m. ; Crowson,
' Bed Lion,' mon. at 3 p.m
Bao Estdkhbt — Healey, ' The Nelson,' mon. at 3 p.m
Bolihobboke, New — Baker, 'Red Lion,' mon. 3 p.m
Bolinobboib, 'Old — Hudson k Would, 'The George,'
mon. 3 p.m
Bbinkhill — Bark, 'The Nelson,' mon. at3 p.m
BuBOH — Raithby, ' Red Lion,' mon. k fri. 3 p.m. ; k Par-
ker, 'Bull,' mon. 3 p.m
Haoo — Cook, 'The George,' mon. at 3 p.m
Haqnaet — Parrinder, ' George,' mon. 3 p.m
Hobhole — Hesel, ' Nelson,' mon. 3 p.m
HoBNCASTLB — \\'hitworth, ' Red Lion,' mon. 3 p.m
Inooldmeli.8 — Blades, 'Nelson,' mon. 3 p.m
LANaTON — Dawson, ' The Nelson,' mon. at 3 p.m
London — Sutton k Co. George hotel, daily
Mabbhah-lb-Fen — Mager k Evison, ' The George,' mon.
3 p.m
Mabvis Endebbt — Houghton, ' The George,' mon. at 3p.m
New Leake — Mountain, ' Red Lion,' mon. 3 p.m
Sausthobpe — North, mon. 3 p.m
SncKFOBD — Zealand, ' The Nelson,' mon. 3. p.m
Stickney — Would, ' The George.' mon. 3 p.m
Thorpe— Winn 4 Goodrick, ' Nelson,' mon. 3 p.m
Thobpe Fen — Coupland, ' Red Lion,' mon. 3 p.m
Tetfoed — Taylor, ' Bull,' mon. 3 p.m
Wainfleet— Beading, 'Red Lion,' mon. 3 p.m
Welton — Vessey, ' The George,' mon. a p.m
ueorge, mon. a p.m •
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j64.6 9Pii<8B,y.
, ..•■ '■.. • mrr^iasBaDBmB: 1 r ■ ,•■• • .
Asfalih Mr^. D'Eresbr Tfllas
Bac6ii'Ker. J61ui{;PnmltfTaMet)RxIig«];
Jf cnf town)
BamKt George, lie 'Vale
Bellamy Thomas Allen, Terrace
Burgess John Thomas, West End ter
Bntoier Jame»Ecl«!n| Boston road
Calrert Robert, Halton road
Carter Mrs. Bcdlerpe terrace
Gash Mrs. Belle7aeterra<»
Claitison Jonathan, West End terrace
Cussons William,' Hattoh rood
Dales Joseph, Aveland villa
Oodds Thomas Henry, High street
Dring Mrs. Bnndleby road " ' '
Omiham Mrs. Halton road
Ellis- WiUiam Major fhead-master of
the Grammar schoolt. Church street
Enderby Thomas, Ashoy road
Firth Miss, Ashby road
Piiday^Jinnes, Market 'place
Gay John Hen^, Areland house
Hall William, Fratiklin square
Hobson Henry, Franklin square
Hodson Miss, Httndleby road
H<dmesHT8. Hdndlebvroad
Hunter Thomas Houghton, Halton fd
Kirkby JohnTtiomas, lyEresby villas
Lammiman Miss, Hundleby road
Layng Kor. William- Wright m.a.
" fvioari rarat dSan, surrogate & chap-
lain to theivmrkhonse]. Vicarage
Mackinder Robfett; Okmientina villas,
•■ flalfam toad'"': '
Makin Eev. Geo. [Wesleyan], Market pi
OUT«r His*; Balton road
Rainey Miss, Halton road
Rainey West JoHnj Tenaee ■ •• " ■
Rhoades Mrs. Boston road
Rinder Mis^, l^Uoughby villas .
Robinson Mrs. Halton road
Rose Mrs. Willoughby villas
Sfeai-bylGss, Boston road -
Simpson John, Halton-rpad
SivcrsWflliam, Ashby road
Taylor RevJsph. FWesleyan],M&rket pi
Thimbleby John, Market place
Thimbleby Thos. Wm. Avenue timsi
Thimbleby Mrs. Terrace
Thompson Mrs. Boston road
Tnph^me Mrs. HaltOlk road'
Tn^holme Timothy, OldBank honse,Ter
Waite Thomas, iea. Qnben street
Walker Francis John, Church street
Walker George j.p. Offord house
WalkMnGaoi^B, Terrace
Walker Harry, Welham honae
WslkerJohn WeSfK.B^ Church Btn»!t
Whaller James, -The Vale -i
cbitiOaicjAL.'
Ashton Hannah (Mrs.), confectioner,
Market place
.^hton Jo^efb, Bed Lion kk.. Market pi
Ashton William, turner, Ashby road .
Atkin«oQ.& Rippin, iratch ma-Halton rd
AtkiqsQti Ed»«rd,,grooer, Marketplace
Atkinson Hbnry Corbett, farmer,
D'Eresby house
Bailey CharJes SyiveBter, , hair dresser
• 4c tobfK^nist, Market! place
Balderston Wm. merchant, a Speoce st
Bamber Andrew, baker. Queen street
Banks Frederick, billposter. Back lane
Barratt Josiah H.oQni; ooai. & xnaanre
mer. js .rope& B«t manofr. JSalton rd
Bassitt Josepl^' solicitor, Ashby nnd ; &
at Bnr^ ft Wainfleet -.
Bellamy Thomas Allen,: agent for the
.'.IStainfprdt 8|n]ding ftJBactan bank^
Terrace
Bellamy Herbert RidiaTdBOD, printar,
bookseU«i>^ .' ata^Pneit : bookbinder,
music seller, ft pamrbaBging vare-.
house, fft.aub-dMtmbator of istamps^.
Terrace i - : . ■. ;,,
Bentley 'yViliiam,...to»n orier .fc ML
poster,! 4Bhby-ro«(d ;. t . '..• .
Bird John, grocer, N«s9teint'
Bird Reub<^.;t>qetift«hc!0 iaa.iQt]0ea st
Birt AUred, t»aort Ashby road . .
£IirCfBK8HIBEi
BonrGeorgey catTi^r.^Slnqilad stieetk!-.
Bond <;t«s.<ii«a.We]lingtonr.«,Queeu:«t
ft»<dlJaae^ir»tcItftei0ckm«.Terr«oe<
British ft Foreign Bible Stciety (ijoha
, William JIaokinder ft Robert: Ma^^
' kinder, sees..'; Mrs, Susannah fiarh"
worth, agent) ; dfpot^ Ashby road
Brooks WiUiam, ctirp(»tsv . ft . titnbor
•merchast, Boston road
Blown Albert Wm., baker, Higl> street i
Brown WiJUam, blafckamitb, see M^rtte
ft. Brown ; . '• : • ■■',
Burgess John Thotnas . JUB.a-Bi tadin. •
surgeon. West Bad terrace ■ ■■ '
Butcher James EdwiBy. arcbiteat,' sur-
veyor, ft school attendaiioe oSioet, -ft;
inspector of AuiAtiieM to tin SpUsby
raral sanitary au|tlioiity,6ost(Ki road
Cartwright Etemiy Bryan,' butcher.
Market place
Cary Henry, grocer, Church siseet
.GhaUans ESntXxnh (Mias), ladiea'
sdaool, Ashby road ' -
CSialfauis Williara, saddler & harness
maker. Market street
Glaike Chaxles, 'hardwwadirj Q>een tl
Clater John Henry, furnishing ft
r . fisnesal.isonmoiigaiv.'WhitesDutb, bar-
iroB merchant ft implement agent,
Ifarket plaee
Clifton Joseph, White Hart hotel, ft te>
iner,ft tolaa^nevenaaofficeiMarket pt
Clougb Betey (Mrs.), Nelson's Butt
F;K. Market pla^e
Ciongb John, otose mason ft coffee
rooms,.BofStoD road
Coek: Edward, George commercial hotel
ft posting house, wine ft spirit mer-
ohivnt, brewer .ft farmer, ft agent for
Sutton ft Co. .
Cook William, veterinarysur. Queen st
Cossey Samuel, sadiUeivHigil Street
Coui&nd Mary Hjanoah ^Mrs.), ooa-
fsctioner,. Market place
Dawson George, marine Btore. dealer,
Hundleby r^d .
Dodda Thomas Heury, manager for the
Lincoln ft Lindsay bank. Market pi
DriJBeU Thos. druggist, Cattte mamt
Ellerby Joseph, sb<^pkeeper, Halton ni
Elifl Joseph, tailor ft hatter. Market pi
Eve James, linen draper, silk.nwroerft
milliner, High-street .
Exley Thomas .£. i organist, ot .Farisb.
church ft overseer of ■ taxes, 5 West
End terrace ,■,-,• ., ■ .' j, . ■.
FeattierstoBie .£lizaibpth..(Miaa), iadiea^
Bfbool, .Halton road
Fletcher J^. Rjug'si Head.F.R.Boston rd
FLetcher John WUliam, grocer, High st
J'i^tober Wm,.|)ig deakr, Ashby road
Fox CbBa.;Jaa.tinen draper, siHc mereer,
millineTift carepet vareho. TheTerracs
Fbz Edward, saddler ft haTTuass .maker,
. Hig^ street.
Freshney Mager, tailor ftclTpi;.Maifcet st
Gant William, tKilar, Aahby road
Garfit, Claj^un ft Oo, bonken (Timothy
'Tnpholme, matiager). Terrace ; draw
on Lloyds, Bametts ft Bosaiiquets
Bank Limited, London e.c
Gay John Henry, Burgaon, ft medical
officer ft public vacCinatOT, SpiUby
East district, see Thimbleby, ft Gay
GoodhandWm. painter fte. i^hbyrorid
<irammar School ( WiUiaia U&jw Sltis,
head master). Church street
GresswBll Elizabeth {iSxai),vUleiiAiQaKt,
Haltoo poad ' • ■
GressweU. Jsph.'.lin(n draiiMr,. Uarkct yi
.GreasweUfieriOiam, «atm^ court bailiff'
ft certiflcd.bailiff under the Agrietil-'
tnral'Holdingar &cU (1883) ft d^mty
' J . Fsgistrar of marriagos for ^ikby^ui^
.. trict, HaJtaaroad
Ball Robert, joiner, j Uarket-plaac^ . >
.Qaftisian: Ecoma Mason (Miss),, kaleer,
, ^Qiwea-atneet.'.' , -> .i-?" ..■■•.■•?.
: BawbrADke£mily (Miss)> dwiii>nake»%3
..^penoestnet'i' < ,.:■■■.■.■■. '.: ..
Hawling KnabBtfaj (iBea,), .zniUiBer 'ft-
' diettuiaksT, 'OfaOrch street
r.f.fHWiW'S
9awlil% fWUiMKlK]'. ifiwiftliB scImoI,
. . JFranCUB «quai« .." t •■fn., -
Harwwd AedL inlM^.-ieiisnae ofBccr,
. . -BaUon.i«iul
B*a WUIiaiu. joiner,: Chatcb! street
JSold^ JaMe (Miss), baktr,r CImmIi it
Holnaes Elizabeth (Mrsv)iBi«ldls^ftfaa^
' ne84.ffl{il«>Cj Church 4Ne6")'-,
Hwn Joha, gardener, BaHon Had
HvraBicbard, hawto! .^: ■
HuBtccft-Soo, builders, .W«t' Epd ter
Jaokaon Waviington, .co^ikl)^.' Halton rd
JohMon O«orge«faoot-n]ake>,> Gfaiudi st
Laasdala John, batcheiV Market place
LaaadallJoseidi, graoan'Back lane
Law Jakaea^Bboe iiiakar,iSranMi9 fssasge
UnoelDshiiie Ooast Shipwrack Associa-
tion (Timotiiy Tn>Wm»v«)lteet»r),
Old Bank houset Tariaoe.>. ''
Lincoln ft Lindsey BankingCo. Limited
. (brsneb) >(TbotDa» HBai^- -Dodds,
> manager). Market .^1*91' 4caw os
Prescatfe, C«fe ft CO.-Li>ndM<.c
Lincolnshiie : {iegimefit, fft Vtdnateer
. Batt^oa (F Co. ). ((Major Walker,
commaodaot), DrUl/WVDtTn ball
Long William, shopkeeper, H^tanioad
Lnat^ Eli»-(Mrs<),ahwb»r.Kswtoi'ii
Maokinder Robert (l«ii».C<WU ftSainey)
' (establiahed i898)«laiid ft bonaesgeit,
I / nootioDeer b. valuer: A agmt lor the
. (tneea Inenraoiaa'iCD.^ Town liall;
offices, Market plaM ; bnoeh oifices
at-Boston ft Skegneas
Marshall Elias ft Co. wine.ft sfwrit mer-
chants ft ale ft .portenbotden, Aihtiy
road
Marshall Southwell, aoctionr. vainer t
estate agt. ft leather seller, Choidi st
Mar8hall'Riomas,cabinetmakar ft joiner,
Queen street
Martin ft Bn*Tn,bl«icksn>iAtt. ChOidi it
Mawer WiUiam ShdnAod, .1 batcher,
Sigh street ; ft atPartOBj- ' - : .
Miller Christopher, ifdieyiiiK ,ft-«dool
inqiliry officer ft QollMlbr .for the
guardians, far SfitlsbF .-distriet, ^
vaccination office^ - tll>r .Mdiney
ft Waittfleet aab-dJs«rict«, Halton rd
Miller Wllf red,tailor ft 4raf«ir.M>Tkst pi
Keale Thomas, baker, Baltott road
Nnraa James Bamsylailari^aaUsB road
Owen William Haddnii: soUotor (men-
.. days 0Qiy)„Ashby njid.M.': ■
Pafsona EUibL Wot, rnatec^feodkieUer,
. stationer, ft agent bsti^. Society for
Prottiotlttg :airistias.j/,i£apiriedgi!,
Cattle market . -■■-,■ ,.
Pitt Harry, veteriBary.snistHk.
Plant Fatoces (JUiaB),dnama-. Badi I*
Pool Bdward, bak<sn>^Aakby<tpad ,.
. Baitwy Edwanl.(Ousta«t«(),'diemists,
. High street ,.,.,...■
Rainey.Weat Jipbn.(fifmof Walker.Sons
j& Rain^), solicitor ft ' oaBumisBoner
for,takingi«ffidwt8J.cieriH».parto(
.. the :4th dlat^ist nbtiqjiga ft-a«. to
Burgh Gas Co. fc'depoty oupt. regis-
trar^ Ashby road : t . '•
Rattanbnry Sank. KKmhrth ()(i«)<
juiUiDec ft dress mtifcar, ,H»lton road
Battenbnry WilUant WaUcsr; joiaer k
. bdHdar, Halton road.' ,::■„
Raynei; Arthur JSeotiiSi draper ft milli-
ner. Market place. - ,
Bichsrd«m Obas^wiaeh boikl: Haltm rd
fiicbttrdaota John, jmtmr, Ashby. r«ad
Bimiogton Fi!edanckrWiUiaoa,i|tanher
aad paiftfer Aahby road - .
Rimmingtonioho,' ^■eaftcUBSidwlR'
A 'fattcyMpQlUo(y,'meGiaRHa officer
for SpiUi>ysalKlitft.:.ft rtgiativ of
tfiarriages >{ov <.1sh0 vAfoft, jf- sMaior
^oftaxMrHigtictniet!'-. . -^d''
Bobinso*' BenjaB>iB,<ao>!n,''eaka, seed,
. ''tfeaifc^iaoieiialagrisnjtttral aifetdisiit,
' lagent'Ior tjtQ")«^(arkiaeU'fr.BudAD
Hill " Grauitt Qnanijrft tiKAnotn'
JUanate.Oo; 4»tmt«iV MarkflVplia &
Sailway station ;i-/iWi,-.
iBeUiii90i»iJ«ha.3ie9ba»sp»<<4»otft«fa<e
maker, Market stnei^}: .•' .'
Digi
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LnrocnaiBiEifiEr
registry office; Wekl Bod' temxie'
Rose Enmia L. (Mias), ladies' boAnttng'
(ohool. West End Mmce ■-'
Reirie Edmund, Qaeen^i Head! rx:ic
coal merchant, Bostonroad
Scarborough George, joiner, Haltoo'Td.
Searby JaniBg, jttn. "nteteBtJe k fetail
grocer, tea dMlar, b provision -m^v
chant, cheese & bacon factor to tobao^' '
oobSst, High street
Searby James, taQoiv iroolbn draper,
hatter, hosier & gentleman's ont&tter,
Bigh street-
Shaw Bobert, wholesale iTetail wine
ft q>irit mer. The Sbadss, West end..
Shaw Samnel, watch maker. High st
Showier William,- plmidier, &. painter
fc deputy registrar et births j( deaths,
%ilaoy snb.-dist. Market place -
Simpeon Thomas, Boll inn
Smith Charles Goodwin k Sons, tallow
chandlers k soap makers, Ashby road
Smith George Wuliam Ftedk. dentist,
every alternate monday at Mr. -Bim*
urington's. Market place
Smith John, boot k shoe maker,High st
Smith- Jo^h, cabinet-maker. Market pi '
Society -for Phnaotiog-Christian Know*
ledge <BobertWimEtm Parsons, agent),' -
ds]^ Cattle market
SorileetEdWd.jnn.blacksmith,Bahion rd
Sorfleet Bobt. carriage builder, tc agent
for Haynra k JeSeris's noted aSrial ft
tangent bicycles ftc. ftci Market st
Sowdea Bicbard, snpt. of police 'for
Spilsby division ft inspector of weights
ft measures ft nnder the Explosives ft
food ft sale of drags Acts,' for -Spilsby
ft Alford divisions. Church street
SPITTAX (or SprrrAL-iN-THE-STSsET) is a small Iramlf t,
at the intersection of the' roads ffonii. Lincoln to, HujQ, and
Loath to GainsboTough, partly in the parish of Glenthsm
and partly in those of Bmnswell and Bi$h|Op Norton, in the
ooun^ oonrt djutrict of Brigg ; it consists of on? {arm-house
and several cottages, 9 miles south from ^irton Lindsey
station on the ^nches^r, Sheffield and Lincoln railway.
■fj^iendenin.'Kirktiani.inttmiangr.High'St
BpilabyOa* Co: 'Limited (Thomas Wni.'
-! fTbSndilebjt/. tec. :;-' Joseph 'JiaokAn,
iuana^er), 'Aah^ rbad
SpitebyBeadin^ Boom (A; K; Baynei(
see.), ffigh sbKet '" .
Stamfotd, Spalding ft Boston Baidcfii^
'Ok limited '(agcnoy) (l%omBs Alien
BeUamy, agent), Teivaoe ; dncw en
Bandar) Bevsn ft Co. London «.'c .■■
Stead ft Silnpson, wholesale boot& shoe-
' maters; -Higb street'; ft al Lonth;.
Alford ft Qnncastle
Stephenson: -Eliza (Mrs.), oonfeiitiDner,
. 'Church street'
Sutton ft Go. oavriers '^Edward Gook«
George Ebtel) ■
Taylor John Thomas, stone mason,
Ashby road ...
Temperaooe Hotel (William Atkinsoni
proprietor). Terrace-
Tlmnbleby ft Gey, surgeons. Market pi
Thimbleby ft Son, solicitors. Terrace
-Thimbleby Thos. Wm. (firm, Thimbleby
ft Son), solicitor ft commissioner for
'taking afSda'vits ft -clerk to the magis-
trates, Terrace ■
Thompion diobn-ft Son; etiina'ft'' glass'
' dei^M8,'&iirh Street-
Tranent MillTeeirt (Mrs.), boot maker,
Bttltontdad
Tuphobne "Kmottiy, manager, Garfit,
Qaypon- kr Co.'s bank ft agent to
Scottish Widows' ft Phoenix nre In-
soranceftoollector for the Lineolndiire
Coast Shipwrtek 'Aasociatian, Old
Bimk hoose-. Terrace
Tyrrell Joseph, 'fishmonger, High street
Walker George, iwicklayer, Qneen st
8<>aijr6XKonHt>. 647
WMe-'ntoidasi grocer ft'pMtiaieaanen'
■ cbaoti'ctleesejfc baooii faetdr^ft wineft
- -spJrit'imeiBhant, Bast Umoliishire
grocery ft provisiom stores ;<ft>7 -Lttm-
'' lev tead; Hcegneto -
WsUcer; Sons ft Baiiny, soUeitoiB, Ashby
' rtikd; ft-aC AUord . ; '
Walker fUmdsJobia<usL(i.FAoai. SQr>
' geon. Church street
Walker George (finn. Walker, Sons ft
- Bainey), ' solicitGr, commiiwinner te
administer oaths in Sapreme court ft
perpetaat csmmissioaer for-talong ac>
knowledgiBsnts , of .deeds of married
• -womeil; 'registrar .of comity coast,
. clerk tu commissiftner -of taxes, , to
guardians, the Court of Sawers,
Spilsby,AlfordftLonth districts ; clerk
to Union Assessment ft School Atten-
dance oonomittees ft rural sanitary
rathority; superintendent r^istrar,
Spilsby district, see. to SpUsby ft
Firsby By. Co. Ashby rd.; ft at Alford
Walker John West m.b. surgeon ft phy-
sician ft medical ofilcer ft pubiio vao-
cinafor,Spil8by West distiriet; medical
' officer workhouse, medical officer of
- health rund sanitary district ft certi-
" fying'faotory surgeon, Gburch street
Wud'Thomas, aoooontant, registrar of
births ft deaths for Spilsby sub-dis-
trict, Newtown . •■
Watson Geo. Green, whitesmith, beU-
banger ft gasfitter, Franklin square
Watson Thomas, wheelwright ft agricul-
tural implement maker, Haltun road
Whiting Geo. coal dealer, Handleby rd
Willson Jn; ft Sons; auctioneers, Terrace
Wright John (Mrs. ), butcher, Market pi
SFITTUSCFATS. see iGiiA2JTH.iM.
Qere is a chapel of ease to All Saints, Hemswell. .'. The livii^g
ii a cliaplaincy,yeajrly value ^so,held by the Bev.C.Elarrisou,
vicajr of Bishops Norton and is attached to the Spittal chanty,
out of which seven almspeople have ;^2o yearly. A yearly
fair for cattle is held here onNo-vember astb.
letters through Market Rasen. Glenthom is the nearest
mot^y order ft telegraph office
SPBXDUKaTON'is d pari^ in tl]e--Ndrtti«M.d»visfan^'WlUte7an Methodist ehapeL The- principal, landownsrsiare
of the county, parts of Lindeey, eastern division of the wa- , Balph Henry Christopher Nevile esq. j.p,.of Wellingore,
pentakeof Adhiooecnmon and boattty oonrt > districttoMiln- ; wfao is lord of the manor, and tbs.Bav- .'H. W. BatUsan.i.
coin, rtiral deanery of Aslacoe, arehdeaeOnry of- Stew and
dioeeas of Lincoln, 9 miles nortiy-by-eost frois Lineobv: 9
aootb--«e8t from Mariut Basen and 6^ west-frem-WickeBbjc
station. The church of St. Hilalry, erected, in- 1873, »>
memory of the Ber. Henry Frederick -Huttoo M.^- late
rector, hy his. family and friends, at a cost of ;f 4,001^
is a bnildmg of stone, in the Gothic style, and forms a plain
rectangle -without structural chancel, -with a tower con-
taining a clock and i bell. The register dates from the year
T574. The living is -a rectory, net yearly Value '^joo, in-
cluding glebe -with residence, in the gift of the Bev.
Henry m>Uastw Hotton u. a.- provost riear ofLinioela
cathedral, and held since i8y6 by the Bev. Frederickl
Borradaile m.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge. There is
Borradaile Bev. Fredk. k.a. [rector]
Green Mrs
lowthorpe-Green Joseph Wm. barrister
Brown John, shopkeeper
Carter James, farmer
Harrison Edwin, farmer
Harrison John, farmer
Saudaver George, blacksmith
Stokes John, farmer
COMHZBCIAI..
Andrew George, tailor
8PBINOTHOBPE is a pleasant .parish and viUage,
in the Northern division of toe aouaty, parts of . Lindsay,
sn^ratake of Corriogfaom, Gainsbwongh petty seeatosal
division, anion and county court district, nmU deanery of
Corringkain, orcbdeacoary of Stow and diocese of Liooohi, 5
miles eactrb}:-«oath fi«m Oainsborougb, 4 north-east from
Lea station. The church of SS. George and Laurence,
the only, church in England with this dedication, is an
ediflcB of somewhat ntieertain odgio, but exhibits features
of the earliest Norman and Early English periods, -with a
good deal of modera.work, and consists of chancel, . irith
organ-chamber serving as a vestry, - and organ, on the north
aa9M««oath .aUetsonui poidt and a't»wer 'With 4-bslls; of
which one is dedicated to St.George,and(the other threswore
porcbased and:hilnKinii865,d[t tha expense of the parish-
loners : th^ totrer is iqiatad><a^ be Saxsa, and max fomVy -i 4(SUWi grpss .yeadiy: value ^f 330 inclu^ng i^ acres of glebe.
have been erected bafw^the Confuast : the inner doonray o(
Theaml is loam -and otay ; subsoil, limestone. ; The - ehief
orope are wheat, barley, beans; turnips and spate. land in
pasture.'-. The r area is a,93iaores; rateable value, £^75^1
thepepulation iniSSi yrM 091.
■ Panih Clerk, Bobert Stuffins.
FosrOFTiGa. — Sirs. Eliza- Grantbsm, reeaivBr, Letters
arrive by foot post from Lincoln at 10 a.m. ; dispatched
at a.45 p.m. The nearest money order offioe is.at Tngham
ft telegraph at Lincola -
Saheol (mixed), - built in -1870, for 60 cbildian ; avqrage
attendance, 45 ; Miss Emma Hooka, mistress:
Casbisbs VO LlNCOUi.— ^George StaniSeld, ved>-ft',(ri. ;
'Jolvft Atkin, tnes. ft. wed. ; Wulimn Elvidge, mon. ft fri
, ft toes, to Market Basen
Sutton Frederic, farmer
S-waby Frederick, fanner ,
Sykes Joseph, fanner
'ntylor WiUiain Dossy, farmer
Watson William, wheelwright
Willowi Wyiiam Henry, farmer
the poroh is a fine axarapla of ornate Norman work : the font
is Early .EngliA, fixed on a base of recent date : there is one
Btaiasdmemonal window; suspended in the chancel are a
naaiden's funeral wreath and sloves, cut out of white paper ;
the tradition, being that the girl (Mary Hill) thus comme-
morated was killed (is i8i4)thraagh' the unwary, nvuiner
in which she puHed oneof the bell ropes, bv .the recoil of
wfaicb she -was dashed against the bsUry floor above : on
the left-bood side of the irsstry doorway .is a slab of tha
fiftaenth eentnry built into the wall, ii^scribed .<" (Hie)
facet Badniphus- filioti Johania oujus anime .projjicietar
(Seas), Amen " c the oborch was restored in. .iJi65, at a
e^Bt of £t,v>Oi raised by subscription. .There are sittings
ior 130 persons. The register dates from the year L558.
.Thehving48»' rectory, tithe rant-charge ,£180 witji resir
in the iUtTof 'tfaa ^rd ChmtoeUor, and &eld Mnce , i^ b;
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MS SPBINGTHOBPE.
LmCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
the Ber. Edwin Olennell Lmton Blenkinaopp u.a. of Cni-
verritT Ccdlege, Durham. There is a Primitire Methodist
chapel fasre. There are charities to the valoe of ;f ao, left
by Thomas West, ibe interest of which is aonnally distri-
bated in money ; the interest of ;^5 to be divided among
the poor of the parish, every year on St. Thomas' day, is.
each as far as it will go ; James Hill gave ^f lo, the interest
of which is to be divided amon^ the poor persons not receiv-
ing parish relief ; Sarah Hill ^, the interest of which to be
divided amongst the poor on Christmas Day. There are no
manorial rights. The princijpal landowners are Lady Bacon,
of Thonock hall, and Miss Beckett, of Somerby hall. Hie
soil is stiff clay ; subsoil, clay. The crops are grain
SruaGATT is a hamlet, about half a mile sooth, consisting
of two brm-honses and a few labouiers' cottages.
Parish Clerk, David Peat.
Post Officx. — N. Pike, receiver. Letters received through
Gainsborough ; box cleared at 4 p.m. on week days only ;
the nearest money order office is at Coddingbani ; teie-
graph office, Gainsborough
Piu)lk: Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1873, by snb-
scription, on a site given by Miss Beckett of Somerby Hall,
for 60 children ; average attendance, 51 ; & gappoitnl by
Col. O. M. Hntton, Miss Beckett & the rector, aided bv a
government grant & school fees ; John Thomas Tomlme,
master
of all descriptions. The area is 1,143 acres ; rateable value, Cabriebs from the neighbonrhood pass through here every
;f 1,545 ; the population in 1881 was 314,
Blenkinsopp Rev. Edwin Clennell Leaton
M.A. [rector], Bectory
Hall Mrs
COMUEBCIAL,
Anyan Chas. farmer & grazier,Stnrgate
Anyan Joseph, farmer & grazier
Baines John, blacksmith
STAINBT is a village and parish, on the south-west bor-
der of the county, adjoining Leicestershire, in the Southern
division of the county, mrts of Kesteven, wapentake of
Beltisloe, petty session^ division of Spittlegate, uni<m and
county court district of Grantham, rural deanery of
Beltiaoe, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 milea
west from Corby railway station, 14 north-west from Stam-
ford and 9 south from Grantham : this parish is connected
with Colsterworth by a stone and iron bridge over the
Witham. The church of St. Peter, is a structure of stone,
chiefly in the Early Decorated style, with some features of
the Transition Period, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles,
vestry and a tower, with spire, containing 4 new bells and
a dock : it was thoroughly restored in 1865 by the Bev. Geo.
Osborne, then rector, at a cost of about ^AfSoOi under the
direction of Mr. R. Cord, architect : the stamed east window
was presented b^ the KQases Johnson, of Spalding, and other
windows were given by the Bev. Edw. Ashby, of Quenby
hall, and Mr. W. Jackson, of Stainby : the rector has pre-
sented a new organ, reredos and ornaments for the com-
munion table and a western screen. The register dates
from tbe year 1653. The living is a rectory, consolidated
with that of Gunby St. Nicholu, joint gross yearly value
ThoTold Bev. Wilfrid Augustus Holden
M.A. [rector]
OOmiXBCIAL.
Bowder'Wm. Simms, farmer k grazier
Camm Thomas, farmer, shopkeeper &
carrier, k poet office
toesday en route to Gainsborough
Booth Toyne (Mrs. ), farmer
Cook Hy. Chas. wheelwright k carpent
Dowse Stephen, beer retailer
Hill George, farmer
Kell Wm. farmer k graaer, Stnrgate
Milbonm James Codd, farmer
Stephenson George William, former &
grazier, Pond House farm
Stephenson Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Stow William, fanher
Webster William Bobert Wats-jn,
farmer, grazier k landowner
Whitehouse John, farmer & landowner
Whitehouse Thomas, cowkeeper
Wilkinson John, farmer
^£400, including, in tbe united parishes, 435 acres of glebe,
with a good residence, in the gift of John Chase esq. and
held since 1877 by the Bev. Wilfrid Augustas Holden
Thorold u.a. of CUre College, Cambridge. Tbe Earl of
Dysart is lord of the manor and principal landowner. Tbe
soil is loam ; subsoil, red Umestone and rock. The cW
crops are the usual cereals and clover. The area is 1,350
acres ; rateable value, ;£i>98i ; tbe population in 1G81
was 153.
Panah Clerk, Frederick Branston.
P08T Offick. — Thomas Cann, receiver. Letters are re-
ceived through Grantham, vi& Colsterworth, at 8. 15 a.m.
k dispatched 4. 55 p.m. week days only ; the latter place
is the nearest money order k telegraph office
This place is included in Gunby St. Xicholas & Stainby
Cmted School Board district, formed in 1881
Board School (mixed), for the parishes of Stainby k Gonby,
originally built in 1840 by the Bev. George Osborne, late
rector : it will hold 60 children ; average attendance, 40 ;
k is supported by subscriptions k a government grant ;
Miss Fanny P. Hardwick, mistress
Cabribb, — Thomas Camm, to Melton Mowbray, tnes. ; 10
Grantham, sat
i Sharp Southern, grazier
Steel William, farmer k grazier
Tktylor John, cowkeeper
j Ward Jn.tarmer k grazier, Stainby lodge
Cousins William, Blue Dog p.x
Glassup Edwin, farmer k grazier
Marson Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeqier
Nottingham William, fanner
Priestman Mary (Mrs. ), cowkeeper Ic I Weston Bennett, fanner k gnoet
farmer I White John, farmer
SXAISTVIEU} is a parish, in the Mid division of the | reign of Henry II. founded here a prioiy of Benedictine
C}unty, parts of Lindsay, western division of the wapentake j nuns, which, at the Dissolution, was valued at ;£iia 5s.
of Wraggoe, Lincoln union and county court district, rural j Thomas 'Tyrwhitt Drake esq. of Shardeloes, Bucks, is lord
deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of , of the manor and sole landowner. Tbe soil is very good ;
Lincoln, 3 miles north from Bardney station and 10 east subsoil, day. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats-
fromLbicdn. The church of St. Andrew, rebtiilt in 1711, | The area is 3,450 acres; rateable value, £u7^'- tbe
is an edifice of brick with stone dressings, and consists of population in 1881 was 303.
chancel, nave and a bell turret, and contains some Parish Clerk, Bobert Cheetham.
cunous old banners. The register dates from the year . .^ u . . » »i_ i_ «- u ui l • -u -.
1714. The living is a vicara^, united with that of Apley, !*»'«" *»? '9°* P^' ^"^^ ^ rogby, which is tte near^
joint gross vearly value /i isfin the gift of T.Tyrwhitt D?ake ^'^^ °^% °^- Pf »'«"«' telegraph ofBoe is at
esq. and held siiioe i846T)y the Bev Bichard Stanley M. a. Bardney. Box deared at 4 p.m
of Brasenose College, Oxford, who is also vicar of Apley and Kational School (mixed), for 76 children ; average attend-
Barlings, and resides at Barlings. Henry Percy, in the * ance, 46 ; Miss Sophia Bedfern, mistress
Greetham John, farmer, land agent & j battle & Bales, farmers I Musgrave Weston, farmer
valuer I Moss Frauds John, farmer. The Hall I
STAIITTOIT-BT-IiAlf OWOBTH is a small village landowner. The soil is light and gravelly ; subsoil, clay,
and parish, and with Newbaix township and Beasbt I The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 3,035
hamlet, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, ' acres ; rateable value, jf 1,933 ! the population in 1881 was
west division of Wraggoe wapentake, union and county
court district of Lincoln, rural deanery of Wraggoe, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincom. Stainton, on the
river Langworth, is 5 miles west from Wragby, 7 north-
east from Lincoln and a north from Luigworth station, on
the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln^ire railway. The
church of St. John the Baptist is a small and plain building of
stone, consisting of chancd and nave and a turret contain-
ing I bell : there is a mural tablet of stone to the memory
of Michdas Sanderson of Reasby hall, in this parish, and
his son, of the same name, dated 1619. The register dates
from the year 1730. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
value /180, including 18 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of the Earl of Scarbrongh, and held since 1873 by the
Bev. William Henry Osborne, of Queen's College, Birming-
ham, llie Earl of Scarbrongh is lord of the manor and sole
Osborne Bev. William Henry [vicar]
COmUBCIAL.
Baxter Thomas, farmer, Newball
in the township of Stainton, 136 ; in Newball toviidiip>
134 ; together, 350.
Nbwbau. is t mile south-east
Bbasbv is a hamlet, i mile north.
Coij»rEAD, formerly extra-parochial, is now a paridi ; the
population in 1881 was 5.
Letters by foot post through Lincoln. The nearest money
order office is at Soothem, k telegraph office is at Lang-
worth
School (mixed), endowed, for the parishes of Stainton, Bai^
lines, Langworth k Bnllington ; it was rebuilt in 1824 ^
wiU hold 160 children ; average attendance, 1 10 ; tbe en-
dowment amounts to ^ 10 yearly ; Bobert Lewis, master
Cabbisrs to Lincolk.— Edward Whittaker * Frederick
Grundy, on friday
Bourne George, farmer, Newball I Jessop James, wood dealer
Epton William, fanner, Newball I Martin Henry, farmer, Newball
HouldershawWattam(exora.of),fannen I OUvant John, farmer
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DlRKCrORY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Tye Francis, farmer, Ifewball
1^ William, farmer, Newball
Waller Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
STAMFORD.
649
Ward John, farm bailiff to Earl Man vers,
Newball
Boberte George, tkrmer, Neirball
Setterington John, farmer, Reasbr
TbtesoD William, farmer, Reasbjr hall
STAINTON-IiS-VAZiI! (or Staintos-lb-Holb) is a | The soil is a stiff loam, -with a mixture of flint and chalk ;
small yillage and parish, situated in a picturesque valley of | subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are vheat, oats, barley and
the Wolds, in the Northern division of the county, part« of turnips. The area is 2,450 acres ; rateable value, ;^3,333 ;
Lindsay, southern division of Walshcroft wapentake, county the population in 1881 was 158.
court district of Market Rasen, union of Caistor, Walsh-
croft petty sessional division, rural deanery of Walsh-
croft, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles
north-east from Market Rasen station and 6 south-east
from Caistor. The church of St. Andrew is a small and plain
building of stone, consisting of nave and a western tower,
now containing only i bell, although there were originallv
3 bells : the church was formerly much larger. The register
of baptisms and bnrials dates from the year 1757 ; marriages,
1765. The benefice is a rectory, annexed to the vicarage of
Kirmond-le-Mire, lithe rent-charge jf 130, joint gross yearly
value ^375, including 150 acres of glebe land, with resi-
dence, in the alternate gift of William Angerstein esq. and
Christopher Tumor esq. and held since 1875 by the Rev.
William Henry Hanson B.A. of Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge. William Angerstein esq. of Weeting hall, Brandon,
Norfolk, is lord of the manor and owner of most of the land.
Sexton, Frederic Bradshaw.
Lettbr Box cleared at 2.30 p.m. week days only
Letters through Caistor. Binbrook is the nearest money
order & telegraph oftice
School, for 40 children ; average attendance, 3i ; there are
35 children on the register ; Miss Sproston, mistress
Orford, formerly extra-parochial, has been annexed to
the parish of Stainton-le-Vale tmder the provision of 20 Vic.
c. 19 : it is about one mile north-west from Binbrook, S
miles north-east from Market Rasen and ji south-east from
Caistor. The land belongs to William Angerstein esq. who
also owns the impropriate tithes. The area is abnat 1,000
acres of land : it contains two farm-houses and 48 inhabi-
tants.
Stainton-le-VsIe.
Hanson Rev. Wm. Henry b.a. [rector]
STAIjIiIKOBOROTTOH is a parish extending to the
Humber and large straggling village, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of
TarboTough wapentake, petty sessional division of Tar-
borough, Caistor union, county court district of Great
Grimsby, mral deanery of Grimsby No. a, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln ; here is a station on the Man-
chester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, the village is 158
miles from London, 4 north-west from Great Grimsby and 3
from the Humber. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a
plain brick bnilding.erected in 1780 and consisting of chancel
and nave and a tower containing 4 bells : in 1874 the interior
was thoroughly restored, the chancel rebuilt and the church
reseated with open benches : there are several monuments
of the Ayscongh family, including an altar tomb with
effigies of Sir William Ayscough (Askewe), the father of
Anne Ayscongh, who was burned at Smithfield, July i6th,
1546, being the last person burned in the reign of Henry
VIIL and Dame Margery (Billiard), bis second wife ; the
figure of Sir William, who was knighted in 1513, is in
armour, covered with an heraldic snrcoat, and his lady
w-f«rs a robe similarly emblazoned; the tomb also bears
several shields of arms and an epitaph in Latin ; there is
also an alabaster tomb, with semi-efHgy, to Sir Francis Ays-
congh, his son, who gave his sister Anne up to the
aathorities ; this Sir Francis was sheriff of Lincolnshire in
1544, and had three sons ; to the second son, Sir Edward
Aj'scongh, who died in 1613 and his wife Esther (Grantham),
there is a fine altar tomb, with effigies and many coats of
anna: Colonel Harrison, a Parliamentary officer, slain in
the fight at Riby, June i8th, 1645, is buried in the
ohnrcnyard: the roof of the church has recently been
thoroughly repaired and new slated ; the tower strengthened
and partially rebuilt, and 4 new bells hung, at a total cost
of ^^468. The register dates from the year 1563. The
living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge £7$, gross yearly
Lowe Rev.Edward Jackson H.A. [vicar],
The Vicarage
Moody Freer
Pearson Robert Hepinstall
SidawMT Joseph
SutdimMrs. John, Stallingboro' house
Wentworth John
COMHESCUt.
Addison Robert, farmer
Bernard Peter, land surveyor
Cox Thomas, shopkeeper
Letters through Market Rasen. The nearest money order
& telegraph office is at Binbrook
I Benn Arthnr Jos. farmer. The Hall farm | Orford.
I Pieldaend John Smith, farmer I Davy Edward Major, farmer
I Fieldsend William Rainey, farmer I Fieldsend Robert Smith, farmer
valoe JC350, including 75 acres of glebe, mth residence
(erected m 1868), in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since 1880 by the Rev. Edward Jackson Lowe
M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. A Wesle^-an chapel was
erected here in 1864, at a cost of about A500, raised by
subscription, the site being granted by the lord oF the
manor: it has sittings for about 380 persons. There is
aiao a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in i38i. The
poor have 6s. 8d. out of the manor of Humberstone, and
£3 a year out of the Bishop's land, which was reserved as a
rent-charge when the land was sold by the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners to the lord of the manor in 1856. On the
shore is a lighthouse and coastguard station ; there is also a
ferry here. Miss Boucherett, who is lady of the manor, and
Col. George Tomline D.i», i.T. are the principal landowners.
The soil is good strong loom : subsoil, clay. A large portion
of this parish is grazing land. The chief crops are wheat,
oats and barley. The area is 4,393 acres of land and 1,490 of
water; rateable value, ;^8,539; the population in 1881 was
483.
LiTTLB London is a hamlet } a mile west.
Post Office & Government Annuity k Insurance Office.^
Charles Blackburn, receiver. Letters through Ulceby
arrive at 9. 15 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.40 p.m. The nearest
money order & telegraph offices are at Clceby & Great
Grimsby
Church of England School, erected in 1847, for the parishes
of Stallingborough & Healing ; it will hold 100 children ;
average attendance, 75 ; & is supported by voluntary con-
tributions ; William Ferns, master ; Mrs. Ferns, mistress
Railway Station, Charles Blackburn, station master
Coastguard, Joseph Sidaway, chief officer ; William Boys,
second otficer
Cabkiebs to Gbimsby. — Joseph Lingard, tues. & fri. ;
Joseph Jennings, tues. & fri
Pearson Robert, miller
Raynor Charles, shopkeeper
Robinson Richard, tailor
Foulston Charles, farmer
Hardy William, Green Man p.h
Jennings Joseph, carrier
Jewitt Alfred, bricklayer
Leedham Richard Alfred, brick k drain
piper maker
Lingard George, grazier
Lingard Jose^ carrier
Oslraurne Thomas, grazier
Osboume William, grazier
Parkinson Thomas, farmer
Shelton Thos. wheelwright & carpenter
Stephenson Alfred, blacksmith
Taylor Alfred Henry, farmer
Tupling Thos.whaeIwright& carpenter
Vessey William, farmer
Wass John H. T. W. Ship P.H
Williamson Charles, shoe maker
i Wright Thos. farmer. Little London
STAMFORD.
Stamfobs is an ancient parliamentary and mimicipal
borongh, market town and railway station, of considerable
a^ricaltmral importance, situated on the borders of North-
amptonahire and Rutlandshire, separated from the former
by the river Welland, which flows on the tooth side of the
Linoolnahire portion of the town. A port of the parish of
St. Martin, forming part of the borough of Stamford, is
within the connty of Northampton. The town is in the
Soatbem divirion of the county, Ness wapentake, head of a
union and county conrt district, rural deanery of Stamford,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 89 miles from London,
45 south from Lincoln, 33 south-west from Boston, ai
south-east from Grantham, 13J north-west from Peter-
borough, 10 south-west from Bourn and 30 south-west
from Spalding. The Midland railway (Peterborough and
Leicester branch) and the Great Northern (Stamford and
Essendine branch) hare each a station here, lie London and
North Western railway business is done at the Midland
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station-: their liMlitb tvihrmjr-MQu tvKarket HafbMoi^^
and Rugby, opening direct commntlication with the niOtb-
Midland district ; by means of the brluich railvay tram
Esseodine to Beam and Spalding, direct railway ooio^
manication is eiren to the sonth-eaststn districts ofLiacdin-
shire and ncMnen)t«rts Of Caffibric^e and Norfolk : from
the great facility asbrded, the town has been supplied with
coals at a greatly reduced price: the HoiMh^npton und
Peterborongb railway comes wtthin7 miles. ThA town is
governed by the corporation, consisting of a mayor, six
aldermen and eighteed common conncilmcn, and th«
council is the nrbnn sanitary anthority: the boronj^h has
s commission of the peace and a separate eonft of quarter
sessions: it formwly returned' two membsre to Partiament,
bnt t^'the- '* Representatibn of the Pet>ple -Act, 1867,"- it
pow returns «De oidyL . The town 'is -well pa>«d and
drained, lighted with gas and abundantly supplied' with
•xceUsDt water. The old bridge over the W^and, now
removed, was a narrow and incommodious though a pic^
turesque structure : the new bridge, erected by the late
Matqm's of Exeter) at a cost o< ;f8,soo,' is «f •Brariiley<J7alI
stone, in the same style as the old brid^ with threa
segmental arches and massive octagonal piers.
Stanford at one period :had fourteen churches, besides
priories, but now only six, including St. Martin's.
The church -of St Mary, situated on St. Mary's Hill, is
reputed to be the mother church ef Stamford, and was
built sboirt the latterend of the thirteenth ccnturj' : it i» a-
largestmcture of stone in the Early EngliA, Decorated and
Periiendioular styles, and consists of chancel with chapals,
nave, aisles and a noble tower snrmonnted by a broach
spire banded at the angles, and enriaihed with statues at the
base, and canopied windows : the tower contains a peal of 8
bells, a set of chimes and a clock : traces of the original
edifice, contemporary with All Saints, appear at the east
«nd ; the tower, £aTly Bnglisb, is coverra with arcading,
richly and deeply workad, the spire is Decorated, and dates
from about 1300 : the font is octagonal, and of Perpendicular
date: the north chantry, commonly oalled "the golden
choir," is the finest portion of the church in this sty^, and
has a panelled, carved and pain ted Toof, with an inscription
on the cornice to William Hickman, alderman of Stamford,
1467, and Alice, his wife ; the matrix of a brass to the same
persons can be traced ; in this chantr}- is a canopied altar
tomb of the Decorated period, with the recumbent elHgy of
a knight, and opposite a very rich, altar tomb, also canopied,
bearing recumbent elBgies of a knight and lady : the sides
are enriched with figures of the apostles, and an angel
with a shield ;> the t<nnb- is of the period of Henry VII.
and the effigies are .said to represent Sir David Phillips and his
wife : in the chancel is a fine stained window ; that on the
south-east is a memorial of a son of the Kev. F. Gretton, a
former rector: in 1859 considerable improvements were
effected in the chancel, nnder the direction of Mr. Ed-ntard
Browning, a new root being put on, a rercdqs erected and
two windows filled with rtained glass; tjiere are sittings for
about 250 people. . The register dates from the j-ear 1569.
The living is a rectory, j-early value £■;$ with residence, in
the gift of the Marquis of Exeter, ana held since 1872 by the
Rev. Albert Channing Afady M,A.of Worcester College, Oxford.
, All Saints, situated near the oentre «f the. town, is a
structure of stone, in the Early English and Perpendicidar
styles, consisting of chancel, chapel of St, Mary, nave, aisles,
a curious porch and a tower with spire containing 6 bells and
a clock : the ground plan of the Early English dinrch is ex-
ceedingly irregular, but the extent ot-the structure is charly
indicated by the almost continuous arcades surrounding the
basement : the tower, rather late Perpendicular, is embattled
and has octagonal turrets at the angles ; the spire of the
same date, with crocketed angles and spire lights ; the
erection of this and other portions of this date is attributed to
William Browne, merchant of the staple of Calais ; the woodeSi
font cover and one desk are anciept : the church was
completely restored in 1857, when the interior was reseated
with oak, and a reredos of Caen stone, and an oak chancel
screen erected ; St. Mary's chapel was also new roofed ;
during the progress of the work, superintended by Mr. E.
Browning, of Stamford, the base of jinEarlyEngli^ chantry
was discovered, 15 feet below the floor level; several brasses,
some ancient tiles, a piscina and stoups were also met with :
there are sittings for about 300 : there are brasses to
Margaret Elmer ; Henry Wykys, vicar in cope, aud a
civilian and lady, and a very fine brass to William Browne,
»nd,Margaret, tis wife.- The register,:iiiclttdiiigSt.-Peter's,
dates from tjbayear 1560. The livnig is s.-viearage^ with
St. Peter's uid: .other additions, yeasly value ;^S77 vitiii
jpesidencsi in the gift of the Marquis of Exeter, who has two:
terns, »od the Lord ChanceUor^ whobas one torn iatbtt^
and held since. J 874, bj! .the Bev. Charles CHdtieid ltJi.-9l
Trinity College, Cainbddge, I ' • • ■ . •.
;■ The. cburch.'Of Bt.i John.tiis fiaptiat,'.sitnst8d in^. -Jjgim
street, is a small stmctureof stona,duefiy of the Per]^endioa.-
l«r .ptritlcl, and InKhishes aii' egtoellent eKaodpIe of that stjrlr'I
iteonaiits of ehansel, nortih and kosthchantries, nave, sisleB;'
BoMh attbelstt bay of the south 'Sisie, aad a tower over th^
last bay of the north aisle, containing 4 bells : a great part of
the beatittf nl ancient glsst still remains in' the Wmdows of the
north aisle ; -aiidthdre 1^ a very rich screen V the ofiurch watf
re-Seated' -trith ))ak benches in i857,aad stftined edst and west
-windows inserted, at the 'respeetive cost 'of the Rer. D. E.'
Jonies, 'vicar, and Mr. R. N. Newcomb : there are brasses to
Nicholas ByddleMon, and. his -wife, 1484; and a priest in
ahasnble. The regfatei*; iiichiding -St. Clefnentrs, dales
from the year 1561. The living is a rectory, tmited with
tbe'nectory of St. Clefnent, yearly value ^200, In the gift of
the Marquis of Exeter, -who has two turns, and the trustees
df the late R. Newcomb fesq. who have eme turn' in three,
and hdd sin<M i88r by the Ref . George WAUer 1(.a. of
Trinity College, Dublin:
St. Oeorge^, situated in St. George's square, is an edifice
of stone in the Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular
styles, singularly confnsra, and consisting of chancel, nave,
aislfes and a plain western tower 'containing 4 bells and'
clock : the Perpendicular portion of the structure iS' duo to
the munificence of William Burgee, first Garter King of
Arms, who died in 1449, and whose arms still remain in one
of the windows ; there are also considerable portions of other
ancient glass, consisting of figures of saintrunder canojiies,
and quarries with the garter and motto ; drawings by
Dugdale and engravings by HoUar, of. the glass form^ly in
the chancel, are in the possession of the Earl of Winrfailaea
and Nottingham : the church wasrestored in 186a by Mr.
Edward Browningi architect, when the windows were
partially renewed, a vestry built, the monuments n^aired
and an organ introduced : there are sittings for about 300,
all free. The register, including St. Paul's, dates from the
year 1560. The living is a rectory, yearly value £180 and-
residence, in the gift of the Marquis of Exeter, and held
since i86a by the Bev. Henry Bailey Browning m.a. ' of
Queens' College, Cambridge.
St. Martin's, Stamford Buon, situated in High street, is
a structure of stone in the Peipendicular style, and 'was
greeted, it is beUeved, by John Kussel, Bishop et Lincoln,
in. 1482, whose name and arms, -with those of Thomas Seott
or Botherham, his predecessor, appear on the corbels of the
roof and in the glass of ene of toe wiodows : the ohapch.
oeutaies a large amount of andentglase, much of it of
excellent cbaraoter, brought from the Collegiate Churoh of
Tattershall and other churches in the county ; but jt ha*
been' very muoh broken up ; the mausoleum of the first-
liOfil Surghlsy is « splaodid momiment of macble-:- a re-
combent figure under a canopy represents the Lord
Treasurer with the wand of office in his hand ; a lion is at
the feet; the church consists of ■ chancel, aavg, gisles and
fine towec,with 6 bells and clock and has been refitted with,
handsome oak pewsr carved pulpit and desk, a beautiful
stonsi reredos, with iUominated lettering, and oak carved
cfaancnl stalls, at a cost of ^1,500; ia ^iis church is the
splendid mausoleum of the Bunghley iamily. The register
dates from — marriages, I582{ baptisms and buiials,
1572. The living is a vicarage, yearty vidoe 1^:215, in tho
gift of the Marquis of Exeter, and h^d by the. Rev. Ellis
Bowden Were m. a. o( Quasn's College, Oxford; tho Bev.
Alexander Rhind Webster ila. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford, is
the curate in charge.
St.. Michael's, standing in Higii street, is ah. : edifice
of the Early English period : rebuilt in 1856, at .a cost
of /3,8oo, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles and a
noble tower, containing 6 bells and clock, and has 1,000
sittings : in the chancel is a window of three lights, tlie
centre of which, representing the Ascension, -was presented
by Rev. C. Oldfield in memory of his 'wife in 1863 ; the
parishioners subscribed for the other two lights, whidb
represent respectively the Last Supper, and Christ Blessing
Little Children. . The jregister dates from the year 1560.
The living is a rectory, yearly value jf lao, in the gift of the
Marquis of Exeter, and held since 1874 by the Rev. Henry
Macdougall k.a. of Brasenose College, Oxford.
The Catholic church, dedicated to " Our Ladye and St.
Augustine, Apostle of England," in Broad street, is a large
building of stone, and has a bold and effective campanile
tower, which rises over the western porch, and faces down
Broad street : it was erected in 1864 : the st][le is a mixture of
Romanesque and Early English : the interior ia beantifnlly
decorated, and is remarkable for its splendour : in the aisle,
'wUdt'OontainB 'Sbe-ehapel of Stu Jase|^ the font and
'danfessional, are two very gted stained 'Windows : adjoimng
the Shttrcb are tke.Presbytery md aa exselleat school also
of Btme: the^bnildingi form a very pleaaixig grtwp, and
add greatly, to thciarcfaiteatnral beauty 'of. this ■portion nf
the town ;' this' charch is olwayi ofomi iht print is tiie
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The i£iM)et«cy.jaji)Q.th«,CaitejlonXar.^aMadU(MM covers
a spa(»'qhi>owiy..6..ttaea^,.ibaTt.iB.a Bwntaary '-chapel,
erected is Jt85j,,«jt;but»».fiiia.«t8itied«nidaia::it,ia under
the coBtaDi of A.Bncial.Board.of.39 members"
Btovim'a 8dii()ot,,at«wifowl,. jgACbBthicibqildiBgs- erected
at a ooet of £ttaiotvi<» tha^ite Oi ika-icid,<iTtaaiota school
(founded A.B.jg^HJj and tna opened aadeeai nsir scheme
at Hicbqnim%,.a874— .Iba k4mb« iaiintauded to pro-
Tide a-'tooBid, practical and liberal edocstion at a very
modeiAH,. .co«t^ ' -tfee- naiir 'boacding-honse, in connection
with tfat schoaJ^MtasApaiad mDaBMi)jehi>tl^;.Aemost
complete-anangements have been made in it for the health
and catiotoift of tla* hojrsR. ti>are.:aca gpaciona dormitories,
Tvith a sep^rttte private, cnbiclp^fqr each l>oy : the building
■'» i«aiaied-«od "ventili^ted'; I^tv is a - )arg>e baithi<oom,
supplied with faotcmd '«oId irateir : a 'detached bniMing h^is
been erected and get apart as an infirmary : the 'hioys ha«c
the use of an excellent playing field : the hoildors irpre
Messrs. Hinson, of Stamford ; the architects, Hay and Oliver,
of lAmdon : the govemovs are empowered to-grant .exhibi-
tions not exceeding /lo a year aactiJa. vafaie, .and. tenable by
boys at the school (i.ui^cia: also rtirard'acnMa number
of meritorions scholan. by a nraussion'^of tbe.^oitiaa fee ;
the governors can further gr«n6«xfaibi<ian»of snidi vtiue as
they may think fit, tenable by scholars from..Broime!s
school, at some place of higher education, there being ^£^150
annn^y for thu purfKna ; this- sebool -haa- been placed on
-th«.U«fco(tiK>s»e)igibletoaendop.wodidtite« tM.thejonior
scholarships annnaUy QSered.'foriesiRiietitioa'.l^ the-jSoyal
Agricultural Society of EngUwd ; .tbtob a^idonBhifonm-jit
number, and of tbe-TolDS ,of.;£'ao each, are awarded after
an examination .of the qualified ' candidates, in land anr-
veying, elementary mechanics, chemistry and the principles
,of .agricnltnre,! an annual sum of ;^5o is applied to the
Bine Coat achool,- towards the advancement of the education
of scholars attending such school ; ;£ioa per yearis.aasigned
for educational purposes, tenable at Browne's school for
boys and girls : m 1876 a branch of Browne's school was
opened ii;i St. Martin'*, for giris; Miss.liucy Jtf. Hn|in>,
nu*tjB«B. • ,;
Truesdale's Almshouses) founded in 1700- by Thoaias
.Truesdale, and. Snonden's Almshonses» iounded'in 1^04 by
'Thomas SncnrdeB,,haTe both beeh rebuilt in the Gothic styla:
in the former, erected at a cost of £3,goa, ^lelfer, fOoA fthd
clothing tre afforded ta twelve, seed poor, of the parishes of
St. Jolm and All Saints ; and the latter Js Ubendly cndoitMi
for eight poor aged widowsi who receives js. a week, and
ot^rdiatciinrtioqs'faidf-y early; the rebuiliuiig of -tiiis hos-
piJtsl aiiKb:j[4sa. i Bnnoie'ji . Ho^iitaL 'waa fonndid, in Ihe
;;^ien of Ridiard JU. but not completed till tiiat^f Heniy.
'Vll. in 14^3, by William Browne, for a warden, (xinfrater,
»ACl l^weljftncicHi :'it is endowed, ^tt) boot^taij-itmS-Wtet
producing jt4>Soo yoariy. of which .^1,50° a y«»c i« paid to
the Stani{oid.£vdi^tedScb«<4s^Crast«es,.andtii!^i!$lwnder
is ai^wopriated tot.ibe salaries of the iiac3e)i,an(l qqnfrater,
the noaintenanoe of . the poor,: iUid..tbe..i;ie$iAirfi and h$«^
,ing up of the estates belonging; to the charity ; tbabj^uldin^ '
aitnatiDd mi the north, side of JBroad.strest, i& in the I^te
PereendicnlftT gtxte, oon^istiiig pf haU, chaiieI,eloiater, porcb,
Aoaitrocim.Mid dwellings fpr ten- men ana.twp wq|Q«n.~ ttie
chapel has a four-light window filled -with andestglajSAin-
cladiDK.flgare« of the JQply.-Vinfi^ .Sti. jQbi>.th«'Baptiat(.SV.
Janua, ^ O^tbtxii^e, St. . Barpani, and VKrions ethers ; all .
the £l««s. i^of tib»! ^ugtmt ,cfNter.}.th» glass Ju th^ audit
room is'equ^- beautiful i. in '1870, on .the demidition ofJ^e
warden's lodgings, a curipnq .alms box was found in the .
spUy^impw Of ,» nloset near the. fiT«:plsce .of. aoi upper
room.; tt' Ifrxnad^ . p(, ^ple wood, circular .in. form and 8}
inches high, hpoped and ribbed with iron .and provided with
a lock protected by two hasps, over .which passes a . wide
band, fastened by a st^ile and padlock ; the head is hollowed
oat like a basin, and ' has a slit St the bottom for the recep-
tioO'iV .money. . .The dea«. of^ Stamford, <he TicaT:.o[ All
Saints, and the Mayor at BtamforQ are the governors and
trustees. Connected, with F/;er's..charityr in St. Martin,
are almshouses foE.aix. widows. ..la St. Martin is also the
Bnrghley Hospital, founded in 1597 by the then Lord
Treasurer ; it provides for' the maintenance of twelve poor
men and a -warden: here are also All Saints',' Ottilia and
Bed* afansbouses.' { . ' - •
The-IVnr* teli, aitaated on Bt. Marj-'s hill,^iMs -rebuilt in
the year i8f i ; quarter aeasione are held in it j also pett^
sessieas every Saturday, and meetings Of the ^wn- Council
and oecasimaNy pnWe meetings : the sessions^nxtaavor haU,
measures ^ feet long, 35 wn^ and 19 high; the other
rooms are m good proportioB ; abovB the bench is.a portrait
of JamSAfM; presentea tiy< the ninth'<Earl«f - ttaeief,- and. «t
the south end -is' a portrait of the Lord- 11«asiu«r Bm-ghley..
In 1837 a ftteproof Toom Vas jereofsd for thfr bAter Secunty
of tkiltdoeuments. - "
'nil»>Ber»Ettti'(}ael>'Was closed in 1878. PrisoiMts Me How
sent to Her Majesty's Prison, .Leicester. ■ ■•. ■. - '
.^'Ibe Ckarn Kwbange>. aitaated in- Broadolnrest, is a tittd-
sanis«nd roomy bnildingvsrectedata considerable expense;
itiaoBtains stalls^iar'saltsmen,. and is occasionally tot : for
kallsi concerts and lectures ; it was opened Jan oary, 1850.
-.'^-ddd PeUows' Hall, sitnated in All Saints street, sreeted^in
xS^fi^. on the site pnrcbasad by the Loyal .Albion Lodge, ata
Csst'Of ;f 3,500, is. a plain building ; the lodge and other
KMUBB SIB -ODaamodions, tlia uptier. naUcbeJog So feet by' 30 ;
ttiarcnms ate ^so suitable for meetings,' ballsv concerts and
laotuias. .. . I-
->.oSta«aford Chess, Billiard and News Club, [in St. Mary's
stmet, was formerly the tbeatES, and was iil:iB7i converted
inta ardub house, at^ a cost of about £i,a$o : there is- s
IsrgBihandsomely decorated billiard'TDom, with three billiard
-taUes, a- bai and refreahment room, and a reading tomh.
i ■mtfhiteaxy and Scientific InstitntioiT, a very fine bufid.*
ingar^Bected in the jtar 184a, at a cost of .^i,aoo^ is situated
on St. Peter's hill, and contains a library of about- 6,000
wluiAes, a large number being valuable books, and is well
supplied with periodicals and newspapers ; there is also a
camosa at the top of the institution, whiok gives a good view
of the town and neighbourhood : on Frida^ the publio are
.M&nitted free to view the curiosities in the museum. The
Marquis of Exeter is the patron.
The market, held on Friday, is extensively supplied with
oem,' meat, poultry and provisions.
Gpittie markets are bald in Bread street every Monday, and
are largely supplied with stock of every description.
The principal fairs are held January 7th, February 7th
and 8tb, March aoth and 37tb, April iitii. May 8th, Juno
19th, August 5th, September ist, October 6th, November
8th and 9th, December tst.
The principal stock fairs, toll free, are :^>uidlemas Fair
— ^Monday and Tuesday before the 13th of February. Mid-
Lent F!u;r — Monday before Mid-Lent, and Mid-Lent Mon-
day. , ; Spring Fair — Tuesday about thia loth of April. Majr
Kair-::jloBday before the lath of May. Corpus Christi Fair
—^londay after Corpus Christi. St. James's Fair — August
Stb. - St. Simon and -St Jnde Fair — ^November lotfa and
"th ,
there are two weekly newspapers published here every
Friday, (he " Lincoln, Bntland and Stamford Mercury,"
the oldest newspaper iu the kingdom) snd the' " Stamford
and Rutland Guardian." The flrat " Stamford Mercury "
was printed by Thompson and Bailey, in St. Martin's,
^bout .^713 : it was, afterwards printed, by Francis .How*
£ray9 ; then by. Feet and Newoomb ; and subsequently by
Nexcomb and Son ; and so it continued until the deativ of
Mr. Aiderman . .Bichard iNewcgmb, who died in May. 1834,
ifl^his 74th year, haying been a proprietor of the " Lincoln,
Rutland and Stamford Mercury " for 48 years.
An extensive trade is carried on here ' in com, coal,
malting, timber, stone and slates. There is a large iron
foundry and agricultural implement and - machins - manu-
(actpry ; idso two smaller foundries, breweries and extensive
cart imd road- -waggon building works, -all- of which are in
good work.' .,..;,
The Stamford Hotel is an extensive buildings erected in
the year i8ao, under the superintendence of s£. Bond, for
SirOemird Noel Nod bart. at a cost of ;f 43,000 : the fa<;ade
has six Corinthian columns supporting an entablature, over
-which is a statue of Justice, executed in £oach Abbey stone,
by Mr. Rosse k.a.
.• The Stamford and Rutland Infirmary, on the east of tto
town, IS a substantial stone building, in the Modern Gothic
style, with spacious lawn, ejected in 1838, and has beds for
36 in-patients and for 30 fever patients,'in detached build-
ings': it has received several munificent beqnests, and is
liWally supported : it has gieatly extended the sphere of
its influences, and is now calbd the Stamford, Rutland and
(reneraV Infirmary. At the entrance lodge, there is an
ancient arch, which formed part of the gate jiouse of the
White I'riars Monastery, founded by the widow of Edward
the Black Prince subsequent to 1376.
The. celebrated Daniel' Lambert lived and died in the town
:iQ 1809, and his enormous body, which weighed 53 stones
II lbs. .lies buried in the new burial-ground of St. Martin,
where there is a stone to his memory.
' Near-Hudd's HiU are the ruins of the Bl^nedictine Monas-
itery-ef'St. Leonard, said to have been founded by Wilfrid,
about the middle of the seventh century ; the existing
Tetpains dating from -about leSa, .consist of five bays of the
Norman nave (60 by ai feet) on- the nortli side* and with
pa^t of the.clercstory, end the west end, the front of which
axhibits- details. of great beaoty ; there, was only a, north
-aisle r-the west gate of the house of the Carmelites, or White
Friars,' establisfaed-heie-by the widow of the Bl^cb Prince,
remains on St. Mary's HiU ; there is also a gateway on the
south dde of St. Paul's street, of the Geometrical Decoqited
period) not later than 1300, which is supposed to be the
entrance gate to Braaenose College.
Digitized by VjUUy iC
652 STAMFORD.
LINOOLNSHIRB.
[kellt's
BnrgtUey Honae, the seat of the Most Hon. Marquii <A
Exeter p.c. U a magnificent stone mansion, situated at the
soath end of Stamfoid, about one mile and a half from the
town. Iliis boildingf, oommenoed in 1575, by the Lord
Treasurer William C«iil, Baron of Barghley, is bnilt of free-
stone, in the form of a parallelogram ; Sir. John Thorpe, an
architect in the reign of Elizabeth, superintended its erection;
there is a beantifnl court and chapel vith a spire: the walks
are ornamented with f^ttoes; the park is studded with
stately trees, and divided into three portions, viz.: the
upper, lower and middle parks, of which the lower is open
to the public ; the middle park is used for grazing and game
preserving, and the upper park contains an extensive herd
of deer ; the entire perk is about two miles in length and one
mile in width, and contains about 1,500 acres : the rearing
of foreign trout for the lakes, which extend three quarters
of a mile, is carried on in the conservatories with great
sncoesr.
The Marquis of Exeter p.c. is lord of the manor and chief
landowner.
The soil is rich and fertile. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats, beans and there is fine pasturage land.
The popnlation of the several parishes comprising the
Municipal and rarliamentary borough in 1881 was : —
Official Sstablishments,
POST k MONEY ORDER k TELEGRAPH OFFICE, }
Savings Bank k Annuity k Insurance Office, Red Lion sq
Poaimatter — Thomas Clark.
DISPATCH OF LETTBBS.
AUSaints a,6i3
St. George 2,093
St. John Baptist 1,363
St. Mary 311
St. Michael >>335
St. Martin, port of (Morthamptonahire)
^including 161 officers and inmates
in the Workhouse) 1,171
Municipal limits ...
St. Martin, port of (Northamptonshire)
8,773
Letters &c. eon be Posted
Unes of Road & Chief Flacea of
Destination.
tliondon k places beyond, fBir
mingbam k Leicester, Not-
tingham k Derby, also all
letters for Northern k Midland
Counties are dispatched by this
mail
tLondon & places beyond
Day Mail to Peterborough ,
tMidland k Northern Counties,
viz., Leicester, Hull, Notting-
ham, York, Birmingham, Shef-
field, Oakham, Uppingham,
Melton Mnwbray, West of
England, Manchester, Ireland,
Scotland Canada kc. fee
Might Mail for London k the
South, Peterborough, Spalding,
Boston, Wansford, Cambridge,
Ely, Louth, Lynn, Spilsby,
Cambridge fee, fee
Without ex-
tra charge
until
to.30 a.m
13.35 p.m
I.3S p.m
7.30 p.m
Sundays
4.30 p.m
9p.m
Sundays
8.15 p.m
With ad-
ditional Id.
stamp nntil
10.33 ■^1^
13.3s P-n>
1.43 P-m
7-55 P-m
Sundays
4-55 P-m
9.30 p.m
Sundays
8.55 p.m
t These mails are not dispatched on Sundays.
The first delivery of letters commences at 7 a.m. the second
at 11.30 a.m. & the third at 5.30 p.m
Local Posts.— Burghley, Barholm, Banthorpe, Casewick,
Empingham, Great Casterton, Greatford, Ingthorpe,
Ketton, Newstead, Shillingthorpe, St. Leonard's Priory,
Tallington, Tickencote, Dffington, Dffington House &
North Lnffenham letters can be posted until 5.30 a.m.;
on Sundays also ,
Also, Annby, Ashton, Barnack, Bainton, Belmisthorpe,
Braceborougb, Castle Bytham, Counthorpc, Creeton,
Collyweston, Carlby, Dnddington, Edithweston, Easton,
Essendine, Pinesbaide, Harringivorth, Laxton fe Seaton,
Little Bytham, Little Castleton, Fickworth, Filiate, Ry-
hall, Southorpe, Tolethorpe, Tinwell, Tixover, Uilord,
Walcot fe Willgthorpe until 5.30 a.m. No post on Sundays
Letters are collected from the Town Standard fe Wall Boxes
at the following hours, viz.— St. Martin's. St. Peter's
street. High street, Scotgate, Midland railway. Water
street, & Blackfriars street at 9.45 fe 11.55 a.m. fe6.45
fe 8.30 p.m. : Sundays at 4.15 p.m
On Sundays, Christmas day fe Gcwd Friday there is only one
delivery by letter carriers, fe letters fee. are delivered at
the window from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m
.Office open for the transaction of money order, savings
bank, postal orders, dog fe gun licenses, government in-
surance fc annuity business from 9 a.nL to 6 p.m.; Satur-
days till 8 p.m
The telegraph office opens from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m on week
days ; Sundays, Christmas day fe Good Friday, from 8 a.m.
till 10 a.m
Parliamentary limits... 8,993
The number of inhabited houses in the municipal borough
in 1881 was 1,847; ^' >''<* >* 1,766 acres; rateable value,
;£'I3I,III.
Parish Clerks :—
St. Martin, John Francis Ludlow
AU Somts, Paul Knighten
St. George, Fmncis William Henahaw
' SL John's, Mrs. Arabella Tomlin
St. Michael, Mrs. Isabella Bossingfaam
Iiocal Institutions Ac.
KEHBES OF PAXUAKEIT-
Marston Clarke Buazard esq. Q.C., X.A., ll.ii. 39 Porcbester
terrace w. fe Reform club, London (.10
Returning officer. The Mayor
CO0HT7 XAGISTRATES-
Staxfobo Sdb-Ditision of OCND1.B PEmr Sessiokal
Division.
Eaton Charles Ormston esq. Tolethorpe hall, Stamford
(chairman)
Exeter, The Marquis of p.c. Burghley house, Stamford
Cayley George esq. Wothorpe house, Stamford
Harrisson Capt Charles Millns
Jackson William Goddard esq. Duddington, Stamford
Monckton Edward Philip esq. u.a. Flneahade Abbey,
Northants
Clerk to the Magistrates, Daniel Jtdm Evans, i Barn hill
Petty Sessions are hdd at the Town hall the last friday in
every month at la noon
The following ^aoes are included in the sub-dirision : —
Collyweston, Dnddington, Easton & Kingscliffe
St. Mabtin Staxfobd Babon. Pbttt Sessional Sub-
Division OF TBI LiBXBTT OB SOKB OF PKrEBBOBODaR.
Eaton Charles Ormston esq. Tolethorpe Hall, Stamford
(chairman) -..^
Exeter The Marquis of p.c, m.a., d.l. Burghley house,
Stamford
Burghley Lord, d.l. Burghley house, Stamford
Cayfey George esq. Wothorpe house, Stamford
Cecil Lord William, Grenadier Guards
Harrisson Capt. Charles Millns
Kesteven Lonl, Casewick house, Stamford
Argels Rev. Canon M. k.a. Rectory, Barnack, Stamford
Monckton Edward Philips esq. x.A. Fineshade Abbey,
Northants
Jackson William Goddard esq. Dnddington, Stamford
Welby William Earle esq. Bamton house, near Stamford
Clerk to the Magistrates, Daniel John Evans, iBam hill
Petty Sessions are bdd at the Town hall, every friday at
13 noon
The following places are included in the sub-division : — Ash-
ton, Barnack, Sainton, Pilsgate, Southorpe, St. Martin's,
Stamford Baron, Thomhaugh, Ufford, Wittering, Wi-
thorpe fe Wansford
COBPOBATIOH-
Recobdbb — John Corrie Carter, 7 Fig Tree court. Temple,
London e.c
Mayor— Henry Thomas Betta
Dbpctt Matob — Henry Michelson
ALDaBxaM.
Paradise John I Law William Farmery
Michelson Henry i Morgan Fortesque John
Wright Horace | Orford Edward Israel
Wabd Aldbbxbn.
St. Mary's Ward. AU Saints' Ward.
Paradise John | Michaelaon Henry
COUNCILLOBS.
All Saints' Ward.
Bettle William Jonathan
Betts Henry Thomas
Chapman Frederick Martin
Duncan J. Thornton
Hart Herbert
Ha)-es John
Loweth John Seatoa
Robinson Silas
Simpson Henry
Stanfo^ Joseph Henry
Watte lUchard Edward
Woolston John
Digitized by VjUUy IC
DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHISE.
STAMFORD. 653
Clark Samuel Cope
Dickinson Frederick
Duckett William Thomas
St. Mary's Ward.
Knott Henry
Riley Frank
Ward WUliam
Officebs op ths Corpodatiok & Ubbak Sanitaby
AnTHOHITY.
Town Clerk, Coroner & Clerk to the Urban Sanitary
Authority, James Edward Atter, 9 Barn hill
Clerk of the Peace, Daniel John Evans, i Barn hill
Borough Treasurer, Thomas Sandall, 65 High street
Treasurer to the Grban Sanitary Authority, George Cayley,
banker, Wothorperoad
Medical Officer of Health to the Urban Sanitary Authority,
Thomas Edward Carter u.B. 11 Ironmonger street
Public Analyst, William Lindsay Emmerson x.D. Leicester
Bornugh Auditors, Francis Armitt Hewitt, 5 Ironmonger
street it Cephas Wigmore, 35 St. Mary's street
Chief Constable, Richard Ward, Town hall
Surveyor, James Richardson, 15 Bnrn hill
Inspector of Weights & Measures, Richard Ward, Town hall
Inspector of Nuisances, Horace Wright, jnn. i St. Peter's st
Collector to Urban Sanitary Authority, Horace Wright, jun.
I St. Peter's street
Billet Master, Richard Ward, Town hall
Clerk to the Markets & School Attendance Officer, Horace
Wright, jun. i St. Peter's street
Town Crier, James Langley, 70 Scotgste
BOBOTTOH MAGISTRATES.
The Mayor & ex-Mayor for the time being
Browne Moses Galloway, 8 Rutland terrace
Eddowes Walter Dowley, 20 St. George's square
Johnson Henry, 10 Rutland terrace
Knott Henry, 18 St. Mary street
Langlej- William, 14 High street
Mason Thomas Gnmey, UlTord hall, near Stamford
Michelson Henry, i Broad street
Micbelson Robert, Bredrof t house, Tinwell road
Morgan Fortesqne John, 46 High street
Xewman William m.d. liarn Hul house
Paradise John, 34 St. Mary's street
Patterson George, Ulverstone, Lanes
Robbs William Edward h.b
Clerk, Richard Mills English, 40 & 41 Broad street
Borough petty sessions are held at the Town hall every
Saturday at 10 a.m
STAHFOBD MnilCIPAL CEAKITT TRUSTEES.
Abdy Rev. Albert Channing m.a. 36 St. Martin's, High st
Atter James Edward, 9 Barn hill
Eendall Rev. Benjamin Opie, 10 St. George's square
Cayley George j.p. Wothorpe house
Edmonds Orlando, Northfields
Handson Charles, The Nuns
Mason Thomas Gurney, Ufford hall, near Stamford
Micbelson Henry, i Broad street
Oldfleld Rev. Charles m.a. 38 St. Peter's street
Paradise John, 34 St. Mary street
Smith Joseph, 31 High street
Thompson William, 3 Broad street
Treasurer k Clerk, Cephas Wigmore, 25 St. Mary's street
INSURANCE AGENTS.
British Empire Mutual Life, F. Haynes, a St. Mary street ;
W. Hinson, Fern villa. North fields
Clerical, Medical k General, V. Stapleton, St. Paul's street
Employers' Liability Co. J. B. Corby, 69 Scotgate
General Life k Fire, C. Thorpe, Burghley office ; H. H.
Ingram, 34 St. Paul's street
Guardian Life k Fire, G. W. Johnson, St. Paul's street
Life Association of Scotland, F. Snartt, Red Lion square
London Fire k Life, I^ Bcntham, 35 St. Martin's
Northern, W. H. Mitchell, 50 High street
Norwich Union Fire k Life, H. Peake, 10 St. Peter's hill
Norwich k London Accident Insurance, Frederick Snartt,
Red Lion square
Phccnix Fire, V. Stapleton, St. ,Patd street ; Thompson,
Phillips k Evans, All Saints' place ; H. Wright, jnn. St.
Peter's street
Provident Life, Meabnm S. Young
Railway Passengers', F. A. Hewitt, 5 Ironmonger street
Royal Exchange, J. H. Stanford, a Red Lion square
Boyal Farmen' k General, W. F. Law
Scottish Union k National Fire & Life, J. B. Corby, 69
Scotgate
Standard, T. Sandall, Bank, High street
fun Fire, William Southwell (Eaton, Cayley k Co)
Westminster Fire k Westminster & General Life, F.
Dickinson, St. Mary^ street
PUBUC ESTABUSHK ENTS.
Assembly Booms, sa St. George's sq. Wm. Langley, lessee
Baths, Bath row, John Dnrsnce, lessee
Bedc Alm«hoase8, St. Martin's
Browne's Hospital, Broad street, Rsv. William Henry
Iggulden K.A. warden ; Rev. Henry Bailey Browning u.A.
confrater ; Joseph Phillips, steward ; William Langley,
agent
Burghley Hospital, St. Martin, George Holmes, warden
Cemetery, Cemetery road, John Thomas Lenton, derk to
the burial board k grounds keeper
Corn Exchange, Broad street, Jolm Hissett, clerk
Coanty Court, His Honor J. J. Hooper, judge ; Richard Mills
English, registrar k higl^ bailiff ; otUce, 41 Broad street,
open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ; Saturdays 10 to i ; official
receiver in bankruptcy, John Ellison, 5 Petty Curry,
Cambridge. Court held monthly nt the Town hall.
Places in the district are the same as in the union
County Police Station, Town hall, Richard Ward, supt. ;
David Leach k Alfred Palmer, sergeants ; Joseph Barrow,
acting sergeant k 6 constables
Fire Engine Station, High street (key kept at the police
station), Robert Gibson, Broad street, engineer; Alfred
Woodward, High street, St. Martin's, turncock
Inland Revenue Office, 63 H^h street, Fitzgerald Dalme
Richards, collector ; Henry Howard Ingram, Hrst clerk ;
William Hender, supervisor ; Henry CoUins, officer
Lincolnshire Regiment, and Volunteer Battalion (D Co.),
Capt. H. Hart, commandant
Literary k Scientific Institution, St. Peter hill, Alfred J.
■Riylor, seo. ; Henry Mitchell, curator 4 librarian
Odd "Fellows' Hall, All Saints' street, Henry Corby, sec
Snowden's Almshouses, Scotgate
Stamford, Rutland & General Infirmary, Bourn road, The
Marquis of' Exeter, president; William Newman h.d.
Walter Dowley Eddowes k Thomas Porter Greenwood
L.B.c.P.Edin. medical officers; Wm. More Hope, house
Burgeon k sec. ; Miss Sarah Hissett, matron
Tax Office, 35 St. Martin's, Isaac Bentham, collector
Town Hall, St. Mary hill, Jsph. Barrow, sergeant-in-c".iarge
Markets.
Butchers' Shambles, High street k Broad street, fri
Butter, Red Lion square, fri
Com, Com Exchange, Broad street, fri
Fruit k Vegetables, Broad street, fri
Cattle (Fat k Store Stock), Broad street, mon
Pig, East street, fri
Stamfobd Union.
Board day every monday at the Workhouse, St. Martin's
Stamford union comprises thefoUowing places in Lincoln-
shire :— All Saints (Stamford), Barholm, Braceborough.W est
Deeping, Greatford, SS. George, John the Baptist, Mary,
and Michael (Stamford), Stow, Tallington, UtBngton &
Wilsthorpe : in Northamptonshire, Aston, Bainton, Barnack,
Collyweston, Dnddington, Easton, Pilsgatc, St. Martin
(Stamford), Southorpe, Thornhough, Ufford, Wansford,
Wittering k Wothorpe : in Rutlandshire, Great k Little
Casterton, Clipsham, Essendine, Ketton, Fickwortb, Ryliall,
Tinwell k Tixover; k Stibbington in Huntingdonshire;
the population of the union in 1881 was 18,344; rateable
value, jfi34,732
Clerk to the Guardians, Richard MiUs English, 40 & 41
Broad street, Stamford
Treasurer, George Cayley, banker, Stamford
Relieving k Vaccination Officers, Barnack district, William
Booth Arnold, Barnack ; Stamford district, William Wood,
17 Adelaide street, Stamford
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Barnack k Ryhall
district, Fortesqne John Morgan, Stamford; Clipsham
district, William Row, Market Overton ; Ketton district,
Ebenezer Snell, Ketton; Stamford district, Thomas
Edward Carter m.b. Stamford ; Wansford district, Fergus
Malcolm Brown l.r.c.p. isdin. Wansford ; West Deeping
district, 'Thomas Edward Stafford L.B.C.P. sdin. Market
Deeping
Superintendent Registrar, Richard Mills English, 40 & 41
Broad street, Stamford; deputy, James Edward Atter, 9
Barn hill, Stamford
Registrars of Births & Deaths, No. i, Stamford sub-district,
Thomas Booth, 8 Sheep market; deputy, J. Bentham,
35 St. Martin's, High street, Stamford ; No. 3, Barnack
sub-district, John Glazier, Ryhall ; deputy, T. Fenn
Registrar of Marriages, Thomas Booth, 8 Sheep market
Workhouse, in St. Martin, a large brick bnuding, on the
borders of the Welland, k of Burghley park, was
erected in 1836-7, at a cost of ;f5,ooo, k will hold 350
inmates ; Rev. Edward Hawley Everett, chaplain ; Thomas
Edward Carter m.b. medical officer ; Edward' Livock,
master ; Mrs. S. W. Livock, matron ; W. Kimber,
schoolmaster
RUBAL Santtabt Aotbobht.
Clerk, Richard Mills English, 41 Broad street, Stamford
Treasurer, George Cayley, banker, Stamford
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654 STAKFORB.
UNOOLIfSHIBE.
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Medical Officer of Health, Thomas Edirard Carter X.B. ii
Ironmonger street, Stamford
Inspector of Nuisances, John Henry Kellam, 43 St. I>aiil's
street, Stamford
School Attsndanck Comhittes.
Clerk, Richard Mills Knglish, 41 Brood street, Stamford
Attendance Officers, The KeUeving Officers
Public Officbbs.
Certifying Factory Sargeon, Fortesqoe John Morgan, 46
High street
Clerk to Borial Board, Cephas Wigmore, 35 St, Mary street
Clerk to the Assessment Committee of Stamford Union,
Bichard Mills English, 41 Broad street
Clerk to Charity Tmsteas, Cephas Wigmore, S15 St. Mary at
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for Hundreds of Beltis-
loe k Ness, William Lan^y, 14 High street
Gerk of .the Peace for tits Ports of Kesteven, Joseph
Phillips, I Bam hill.
Clerk to the School Attendance Committee, Riohard Mills
English, 41 Broad street
Clerk to the Stamford Endowed Schools, William Langley,
14 High street
Collector of Taxes, Isaac Bentbam,'35 St. Martin's
Collector of Inland Rerenne, Fitzgerald- Dalmi Richards,
63 High street
Engineer of Fire Brigade, Robert Gibson, Broad street
InUnd Revenue Officer, Henry Collins, 36 St. Leonard's at
Overseer of Highways, James Boor, 26 St. Martin's, High st
Steward of the Manors of Dnddington, of Stamford & Stam-
ford Baron, Joseph Phillips, i Bam hill
Steward of the Manor of Kiqgs Cliffe, Valentine Stapleton,
30 St. Paul street
Steward of the Manor of CoUeyweston, Richard Mills Eng-
lish, 40 Broad street
Supervisor of Inland Revenue, William Bender, 63 High st
PLACES OF 'WOSSHIP, with Umes of Bervfces.
St. Mary's, St. Mary street, Rev. Albert Channing Abdy
Mji. rector; 11 a.m. & 6.30p.m.; daily 7.30 p.m
St. Michael's, High street, Sev. Henry Macdougall x.a.
rector ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
All Saints', with St. Peter's, Rev. Charles Oldfield u.a.
vicar; Rev. Philip Young, curate; 11 a.m. k 6.30
p.m. ; Wednesday 7 p.m. ; friday 11 8.m
St. George's, St. George's square, Rev. Henry Bailey
Browning u.a. rector ; 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
St. John the Baptist, St. John's street. Rev. George Waller
U.A. rector ; 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, High street, St. Martin's, Rev.
Ellis Bowden Were u.a. vicar; Rev. Alexander Rbind
Webster m.a. curate in charge ; 11 a. m. 3 & 6.30 p. m ;
Wednesday 10.30 a.m
Catholic, Our Iisdy & St. Augustine, Apostle of England,
Broad street. Rev. Henry Basil Allies M.S. priest; 11
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; mass daily 8 a.m
Baptist (Particular), North street ; 11 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Prunitive Methodist, East street, no stated ministers
Con^egational, Star lane, Rev. Benjamin Opie Bendall,
minister ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Barn hHI, Rev. William Henry Milward, minister ;
II a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; Wednesday 7.30 p.m
SCHOOLS.
Browne's School, St. Paul's street, Rev. Dennis Jacot
Johnson Barnard u.a., ll.u. head master ; John H. Col-
linson b.a. Walter W. Margetts & Mons. E. L. Marrinier
B. es L., B. cs 9c. assistant masters
All Saints (mixed), Austin street, rebuilt in 1866; accom-
modation, 200 ; average attendance, 173 ; supported by
Wells' charity k government grant; Miss Mary Ann
Smith, mistress
Browne's (^rls), St. Martin's, Miss Lucy M. Munro, mist
National (girls), Wharf road, erected 1840 ; accommodation,
90 ; average attendance, 65 ; supported by government
grant k private subscriptions; Miss Lucy Embury,
mistress
St. George's National (infants), Wharf road, erected 1840 ;
accommodation, 100 ; average attendance, 75 ; Mrs.
Sarah Brownrigg, mistress
St. John's Nation^ (mixed). West street, erected 1861 ;
accommodation, 256; average attendance, 135; sup-
ported by government grant & private subscriptions ;
Miss Agnes Feat, mistress
St; MichiKl's (boys, girls k infants), North street, erected
i860 ; accommodation, 154 ; average attendance 131 ;
PKITATB BSStDENTS.
Exeter The Most Hon. the Marotiis of
P.C., U.A., D.L., J.T. Burgbley house;
k 6 Hereford gardens, tc. k Oarltan,
Junior Carlton k St. Stephen's clubs,
London s.w
Rosslyn Earl of u.a., d.l. St. Martin's ;
k 3 Hamilton place w. k Carlton k
I White's clubs, London s.w
\ Bnrghley Lord u.p., b.l., i.p. Burgh-
I ley house ; k 3a Eaton square k Carl-
I ton & St. Stephen'3 clubs, London 3.10
1 Cecil Lieut.LordWm. i.P. Burgbley ho
supported by government grant k private subscripttons ;
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, mistress
St. Martin's National, St. Martin's, erected 1854 ; accom-
modation, 338 ; avcragis attentbmce. 238 ; supported by
government grant k private subscriptions ; Henry
Knight, master ; Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, mistress : the
Bnrghley family clothe k educate 13 boys k I3 girls at
this school
Stamford Endowed School (late Blue coat), St. Peter's bill,
built in Z873, for 240 boys ; average attendance, tao ;
Matthew WHliam Packer, master ; eaadowed by Browne's
hospital
Catholic (mixed), Broad street, erected 1S71 ; accommoda-
tion, 100 ; average attendance, 55 ; supported by
government grant k private sobscriptnn* ; Miss Emma
Gaskell, mistress
lEWSPAPXSS.
Lincoln, Rutland It Stamford Mercury, published at the
office, 63 High street, every thnrsday evening for friday,
under the trusts of the will of the iate RoI»rt Nicholas
Newcomb, proprietors k publishers
Stamford k Rutland Guardian, published at the ciffice, 39
St. Peter's street, every thnrsday evening for friday ;
Haynes k Son, publishers k proprietors. See advert
BAILWATS-
Great Northern (Stamford k Esaendine Branch), Walter
Easterfield, station master ; receiving office, 66 High
street ; agent, William Gibbons
Midland, Thomas Alexander Watford, station master ;
receiving offioR, 68 High street, George Bacon, agent
Omnibuses to the railway stations to meet each train, from
the George k the Stamford hotels
CASBIEBB B7 RAIL-
Great Nor):hern Parcels Receiving Office, Williams Gibbons,
manager, 66 High street
London k North Western Receiving Office, 6 High street,
George Wallis, agent
Sutton k Co. railway parcel carriers, Stephen Leach, agent,
5 St. Paul's street
CABBIEBS, with Inns tbey call at St days of departure.
Apethorpe k KiKo's Cliffz — Lucas, * Red Lion,' tues.
it fri
Ashton — Grooby, ' Exeter Arms,' fri
Baknack, Bainton &C. — W. Watson, 'Anchor,' daily
Barbow k ExTOK — Leverland, ' Star k Garter,' fri
Babrowden k LuFFBNHAM — Kirby, ' Millstone,' mon & fri
Baston & GsEATFOBD — Edis, ' Roebuck,' fri
Bourns, Gbeatpobd &c. — Tipler, ' Half Moon,' fri
Castle Bytham — Howitt, ' Red Lion,' mon. & fri
CoLSTBHWOHTH — Smith, ' Roebuck,' fri
CoTTESMOBE k ExTON — Leverland, ' Star k Garter,' fri
Dkbpino, Mabkkt— Smith, 'Millstone,' fri
Debpino St. James — Baines, 'Roebuck,' fri
DuDDiNOTON — Sharp, ' Roebuck,' fri
Edithweston k Ketton — Clarke, ' Millstone,' mon. k fri
EupiKGHAH — Wann, ' Millstone,' mon. k fri
Granthau — Smith, ' Roebuck,' fri. ; Goodacre, ' Jlill-
Stone,' fri
Gbebtham — Preston, 'Millstone,' mon. k fri
OsBKrHAX & Oaxkam — Young, ' Millstone,' fri
Kino's Cliffe — Kingston, ' RmI Lion,' mon. k fri
Lanotoft k Deefino — Walliii, ' Bed Lion,'*i. , . .
Liddinoton & Gretton — Dawson, 'Roebuck,' mon. & fri
Mabxet Ovebton — Munday, 'Roebuck,' fri
Maxbv & West Deeping — Woodward, Stamford hotel, fri
Nassinoton k Wasspobd— Obed Walter, ' Boat,' fri
OuNDLE k Bdlwick — Spencer, ' Queen's Head,' fri
Petebboeouqh — Deeping carriers, fri
Preston — Reed & Dawson, see Uppingham, fri
Rysall — Cole, ' Dolphin,' fri
Sotrra Witkam k "riiiSTLETON — Burrows, 'Millstone,' fri
SpAi.DiMa — Deeping carriers, see Deeping, fri
Stbetton & Clipsha3i — Young, 'Star & Garter,' fri
Thublby— Tyler, 'Red Lion,' fri
Uppingham, Mobcott & South LnFFEjfHAU — Reed, • Roe-
buck,' mon. k fri. ; Dawson, ' Roebuck,' mon. k fri
Wanspobd te.— Obed Walter, ' Boat,' fri
Warminqton & E1.TON — Spendlove, ' Queen's Head,' fri
Wbldon &: OuNDLE — Spencer, ' Roebuck,' fri
WnrrwELL k Eupingham — Needham, ' Star & Garter,' fri
Wood Newton — Landin Brothers, ' Red Lion,' tues. k fri
Abbott Mrs. 5 Rutland \-illas
Abdy ReV. Albert Channing m.a. [rector
(jfSt. Mary'stje St. Martin's, High st
Adai^s Henry, Yew cots. Northtields
Ajrd'Miss, 35 St. Mary's street
Allies Rev. Henry Basil [Catholic],
Broad street
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AUin Henry, 15 Batland terrace
Atkinson George, 33 St Leonard's st
Atter James Enward, 9 Bam hill
Atton Charles Edward, i Ironmonger st
Atton Mrs. 4 Crown street - - -
Atton Bobert Peason, 2 St. Peter's hill
Itoldwin William, Yew cots. Northflelds
Barnard Bev.DennisJacob Johnson m.a:
i.L.if. [head master], Browne's school,
St. Paul's street
Bamott Henry B. 33 St. Leonard's st
Barton William, 6a High st
Beadsworth Mrs. 45 St.Mntin's,Higb st
Beadsworth William Thomas, 69 Sti
Martin's, High st
Beddeson John, 13 St, George's sqoare
Beecroft Mrs. 9 Burghley lane
Bellamy Thomas, j Batland terrace
Bendall Rev. Benjamin Opie [Congre-
gational], 10 St. George's square
Bcntham Isaac, 35 St. Martin's, High st
Bentley Chas. View cot. Empingham rd
Borrey PerdVal, i Rutland villas
Bettle Wm. Jonathan, 13 St. George's sq
Betts Frederick, 17 Bam hilt
Betts Henry Thomas, 12 Bread st •
Betts James, 8 St. Martin's
Birch John Wm. 14 St. Peter's st
Bird Albert, ro Rock- terrace
Blackstone Edward C. The Lawns
Blades John Thomas, 3 St. George's sq
Bland Miss, 14 St. Paul's st
Bland Charles, 4 Tinwell villas
Bloodworth David, 13 St. Paul's street
Blott Mrs. a St. Mary's hill
Bolland John, Casterton road
Bond Robt. i Wellington vils. Northflds
Boor James, a6 St. Martin's, High st
Booth Thomas, 8 Sheep market
Bradford ThomaSi 13 Maiden lane
Bradshaw MiiL 11 St. Peter's hill
Brake AbrahaiS, Merriott cot. Northflds
Britton James, a Bro'wnlow terrace
Bronghton The Misses, 10 Broad st
Browne Moses Galloway, 8 Rutland ter
Browning Rev. Henry Bailey m.a.
[rector of St. George's & Confrater of
Browne's hospital], 16 St. George's sq
BurrcU George, Cemetery road
Barrows Mrs. 8 Adelaide street
Burton Geo. Hy, Markley cot. Tinwell rd
Burton Thomas, 1 1 St. Mary's hill
Butt Thomas [H. M. assistant inspec-
tor of schools], 24 St. Paul's street
Carter Thomas Edward m.b. und. 11
Ironmonger street
Chyley George i.p. Wothorpe house
Chantry John, Empingham road
Charlcsworth Thomas, 2 Haiel villas,
Casterton road
Charlton Mrs. 6 Rutland terrace
Chester Edmund Samuel, i Fern viUas,
Casterton road
Clapton Mrs. 30 St. Mary's street
Clark Mrs. 13 Rutland terrace
dark Thomas, Red Lion square
Clay Robert, i West End villas
Ojllins Henry Charles, 3 Tinwell villas
OUinson John H. b.a. "[asst. master],
Browne's school, St. Paul's street
Cooke Michael Henry, 31 St. Paul's st
Cookson Miss, 7 Rutland terrace
Corby Henry, 4 West End villas
Corby Joseph Boothroyd, i Ebor villas,
Casterton road
Cory Miss, 59 St. Martin's, High st
Crashley Miss, 16 Bam hill
Covcrley Mrs. 54 St. Martin's, High st
Crowden George, 7 Rutland villas
Catting George, Casterton road
Dabbs Mrs. 23 St. Mary's street
DaiTron Mrs. 8 Borghley lane
Dalton James, 10 Adelaide street
Dawson Edwin, 37 St. Mary's street
Dawson Mrs. a All Saints' place
Donning Frederick, i Brownlow street
Dent Jarvis, Broadmead, Tinwell road
Dcsborongh Mrs. 12 St. Peter's hill
Dewse Oeorra, 13 Bara hill
Dobson Fretbridc, Recreation road
Dodman Robert William, 30 Austin st
Duncan John Tbomton« 45- High street
UNCOLNSHIftH;
Dnndas Mrs. 40 St. Martin's, High st
Eayrs Mrs. i Ehith row
EddowesWBlt.Dowley,2oSt.Goorg«'8 8q
Edmonds Mrs. ao Rntland terrace
Edmonds Orlando, Northfields
Edwards Wm. Elmeslae ho. Tinwell rd
Eldred Robert, Terrs cotta villa
Elks David, a West End villas
Ellison Misa, M}Ttle villa. Bourn road
Elvidge Hildred, 981. Peter's street
Emerton William, 2 Rutland villas
English Richard Hills, 33 St. Peter's st
Ennals Walt. Riehd. Hope vil. Northflds
Etchells James, 51' High street
Evans Daniel Jn. 33 St. Martin's, High st
Fardell John George, 39 St. Mary's st
Faux Robert, 60 St. Martin's, High st
Featherstone Charles S. 23 Water street
Fenton Miss, 3 All Saints' place
Finch John, 31 St. Martin's, High st
Fletcher George, Casterton road
Fletcher Mrs. 35 High street
Fowler John, 13 Austin street
Frisby Richard, 8 Scotgate
Gale Mrs. 8 St. Peter's street-
Oartit Mrs. 52 8t. Martin's, High st
Gibson Robert Wm. 3 Adelaide street
Gibson Thomas, 23 Broad street
Gilbert Mrs. r Rntland terrace
Godfrey John, 42 St.: Martin's, High st
Godfrey Miss, 4 Austin street
Gooch Fredk. Leeds, High st. St. Martin's
Goodman Wm. 2 St. George's square
Goodrich Thos. Cooper, 46 St. Martin's
Goodwin Mrs. 6 Adelaide street
Grant Thomas Cooch, 3 Wothorpe rd
Gray Thomas, 13 Ironmonger street
Greenwood Jas. Porter, 36 St. Mary's st
Gresswell Fredk. Wm. i Tinwell villas
Griffin John, i St. George's square
Hall William Hugh, i Hazel villas,
Casterton road
Halliday Samuel Fanoourt, Rock villaj
Scotgate
Hamilton Richard, 7 Tinwell road
Handson Charles, The Nuns p.m
Hare William Postans, 42 Broad street
Harris Miss, 8 Rock terrace
Harrison John, iSt. Peter's ter. Tinwell rd
Hart Herbert, Fairview
Hart Mrs. 34 Broad street
Hassam Thomas, 18 Broad street
Hatfleld Mrs. 14 Adelaide street
Hayes Albert Henry, 3 Rock terrace
Hayes John, 4 Rutland terrace
Hayes Wm. Ebenezer honse,Northfields
Hade Mrs. 3- St. Peter's hill
Hemings Mrs. 3 Rutland villas
Hender William, 37 St. Leonard's st
Herbert George, 9 Adelaide street
He«'itt Francis Armitt, 43 St. Martin's,
Hi^h street
Hewitt Mrs. 22 St. Martin's, High street
Hibbins John, 23 St. Martin's, High st
Higgins Henry Aug. 19 St. George's sq
Higgins Mrs. 9 Rutland terrace
Hif^ Mrs. 53 St. Martin's, High street
Hilliam John Wm. Rose cot. Northfields
Hinson Charles, Wharf terrace
Hinson Wm. Fern villa, Northflelds
Hisaett John, 4 Barn hill
Hockney Mrs. 9 Rutland villas
Holkings Rd. Dean, 4 Rock ter. Scotgate
Holmes Jn.Thos. 56St.Martin's,Hi^st
Hope Wm. More, Stamford Infirmary,
Bourn road
Howard Mrs. 63 St Martin's High st
Hunt Mrs. The Elms
Iggnlden Rev. Wm. Henry m.a. [war-
den of Browne's hospital], Broad st
Iggnlden Mrs. i St. Stephen's villas,
Bonra road
In^m Hy.Howard,Sannyside,Nrthfld8
Islip Mrs. 41 St. Paul's street
Jeffs Mrs. 1 1 Rutland terrace
Jelley The Misses, 3 Rutland place
Jelley Mrs. 3 West View ter. Northfields
Jenkinson George, a West View ter.
Northfields
Jennings Jn.Wm. Erimm cot Tinwell rd
Johnson George W. Kosholme lodge.
Boom road
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Johnson Henry, 10 Batland terrace
Johnson Mrs. 38 St. Paul's street
Jones Ernest, 21 St. Martin's, High st
Joplin Henry Joseph.iB St. George's sq
Joyce Edward, 2 St. Peter's street
Kenriek Mrs. 2 Rock terrace, Scotgate
Kitchener Thomas, 13 Adelaide street
Knight Henry, 44 St. Martin's, Higfr st
Law William Farmery, 3 St. Mary's pi
Laxton Miss, 15 St. Paul's street
^jeek Jas. 3 Hazel villas, Casterton road
Legyt Mrs. 30 St. Martin's, High street
Linton Miss, 19 Rutland terrace
LittledikeWm. Queen Anncott.Xorth fids
Locke Miss, 5 Adelaide street
Lowe John Rooe, 7 Broad street
Lowe The Misses, 67 St.Martin'd,High st
Lowless John, 6 Rutland villas
Lowson Miss, 1 1 Rutland villas
Lake Mrs. 6 St Peter's hill
Lumby Miss, 26 High street
Macdongall Rev. Henry m.a [rector of
St Michael's], The Rectory
Mann George, 8 West End villas
March Riclurd, 3 Barn hill
Marden Mrs. 8 St Peter's hill
Margetts Walter W. [assist, master],
Browne's school, St. Paul's street
Marrinier Mons. E. L. b. es L., B. es sc
[asstmast],Browne's schl.St.Paul's st
Marriott Miss, 39 St Martin's, High st
Mason John, Ayr villas Northfields
Matkin Joseph, 7 Burghley lane
Mehew John, 7 Hock terrace
Michelson Henry, i Broad street
Michelson RtBredcroft house, Tinwellrd
Miles Charles, 71 St. Martin's, High st
Miller Thos. Thorpe honse, Northfields
Mills Misses, 3 Rutland terrace
Milward Bev.WilliamHenry[Wesleyan],
lo Bam hill
Mitchell Edwd. 38 St Leonard's street
Morgan Fortesque John, 46 High street
Morley Mrs. ti Bath row
Mulholland Hugh, 31 St. Leonard's st
Munton William, 7 Scotgate
Murray William, 4 St Peter's hill
Nevinson Mrs. St. Ann's cottage,
Tinwell road
Newman Wm, m.D; ixmd. Bam Hill bo
NichoUs Wadwall, West street
North Miss, 28 St, Diary's street
North Wm. 2 Wellington vils. Northflds
Oldfleld Rev. Charles m.a. [vicar of All
Saints], AH Saints' viciu^ge, 38 St.
Peter's street
Oldham William, 42 St. Paul's street
Overbury John Foster, sRock ter. Scotgt
Packer Matthew William, 3 Church st.
west, St Martin's
Paine Thos. 68 St Martin's, High'st'
Paradise John, 24 St. Mary's street
Parker Frederick, 2 St. Stephen's
villas. Bourn road
Parr Mrs. i Brownlow terrace
Payne Mrs. 4 Rutland villas
Peake Henry, 10 St. Peter's hill
Pearce Charles, 7 St. Peter's vale
Pearson Mrs. view honse
Peasgood Edwd. Welland cot Bath row
Peat Miss, r West street
Phillips Joseph, 16 Water street
Pick Mrs. i Adelaide street
Pick Mrs. 1 Victoria villas, Northfields
Porter Miss, 6 Scotgate
Potter Samuel, 33 Broad street
Powers Henry, 17 North street
Presoott Miss, 36 St. Mary's street
Pruden Arthur Geo. 30 St. Leonard's st
PywellMiss, Cemetery road
Bead Mrs. 17 St Peter's street
Richards .Fitzgerald Daimi, 3 Bat-
land place
Richarcunn James, 13 Bam hill
Richardson John, Ayr villas, Northfields
Richardson Misses, i All Saints' place
Riley Mrs. ao Belton street
Bippin John, ai Conduit road
Rooerts John, 55 St Martin's, High st
Roberts John, '14 Wharf, road
Robinson Henry, Northfields
Robinson Walter, Park vil. St. Martin's
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Roae Mrs. to Burghley lane
Kose William, 15 Bath row
Boyce John Charles, 11 Adelaide street
Ryan Charles, 14 Ratland terrace
Ryan Daniel, Casterton road
Sandall Thomas, The Bank, 65 High st
Sarille George, 2 Broad street
Sarille John Eder, 24 St. Martin's
High street
Scholea John, 33 Scotgate
Sootney Ezekiel, 64 St. Martin'8,High st
SewellMiss, 14 St. George's square
Shearme Ralph, i Casterton villas
Sheltou Mrs. 37 St. Peter's street
Simpson £dward, 11 Austin street
Simpson Mrs. 7 St. Peter's hill
Skrimshire Frederick Cobb, Ennine
Street Villas
Smith Charles, 3a St. Paul's street
Smith George, 5 High St. St. Martin's
Smith Mrs. 4 Tinwell road
Southwell William Alfred, Poplar villas.
Bourn road
Stanhope Mrs. a Brownlow terrace
Stanton Thomas, 2 Casterton villas
Stapletun Valentine, 19 St. Paul's st
Starling Robert, 4 St. George's square
Strange Madison 0. Ermine Street vils
COMUEBCIAL.
Ackland H. Dyke, manager of Eaton, Cayley k Co. 's bank,
9 Broad street
Aitken William, tailor, 44 Brood street
Aldwinckle Bartholomew, Exeter Arms f.h. i Water street,
St. Martin's
Alexander Charles, boot & shoe maker, 9 St. Mary's street
Allen Frederick, Stag & Pheasant p.h. 14 Broad street
Andrews Alfred, carpenter, 16 Adelaide street
Andrews Herbert, baker & grocer, 9 St. Peter's street
Assembly Rooms (Wm. Langley, lessee), 33 St. George's sq
Atkinson George, modeller & sculptor, 33 St. Leonard's st
Atter James Edward, solicitor, commissioner for oaths
& perpetual commissioner, town clerk, clerk to the urban
sanitar}- authority, coroner to the borough of Stamford &
clerk to the Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, 9 Barn hill
Atton Charles Edward, auctioneer, i Ironmonger street
Atton Frances Annie (Mrs.), grocer, 4 Red Lion street
Atton Frederick Thomas, pawnbroker, 37 Broad street
Atton Robert Pearson, auctioneer, 3 St. Peter's hill
Bacon George, plumber, glazier & gasfitter, k Midland Rail-
way parcels office, 68 High street
Bacon William, whitesmith, 34 St. Peter's street
Baines Alfred John, Cross Keys p.h. 40 St. Mary's street
Baines Robert, beer retailer, Casterton road
Baines William, Green Man p.h. 39 Scotgate
Bale Samuel, chimney sweeper, Castle street
Bamford Annie (Mrs.), ladies' underclothing, baby linen &
fancy repositorj-, 3 St. Paul's street
Barker William, ny proprietor, 4 Sheep market
Barlow Benjamin, china k earthenware dlr. 9 Rsd Lion sq
Barlow Richard, chimney sweeper, 13 Sheep market
Barnes John, plumber & glazier. Church street
Barnett Austin, Snn & Railway inn, Back street
Barnett Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 33 St. Peter's road
Barton Harry, boot maker, 50 Broad street
Barton James, grocer, 17 AH Saints street
Barton Bichd. Luke, baker & confectioner, 4g St. Mary's st
Barton William, publisher of the 'Rutland & Stamford
Mercury,' 63 High street
Baths (John Durance, lessee), Bath row
Baxter James, boot & shoe manufacturer, 53 High street
Beall Alfred, plasterer & coal merchant, 36 East street
Bean Thomas, cowkeeper, Emiyn street
Beckett Edwin Walter, Brewers' inn, 30 West street
Bellamy William Herbert, baker, St. Leonard's place
Bentham Isaac, tax collector & secretary of the gas works,
35 St. Martin's, High street
Bottle William Jonathan, grocer, 10 St. Mary's hill
Betts Henry Thomas, wine & spirit mer. 11 & 12 Broad st
Betts James, clerk to Messrs. Ellis & Ererard, coal mer-
chants, 8 St. Martin's, High street
Biddle James, baker & grocer, 59 East street
Billing John Simpson, furniture dealer, cabinet maker Sc
upholsterer, 5 St. Mary's hill
Blackmore James Harold (Mrs.), draper, St. Alban's house,
3 High street
Blades Robert, painter, 7 St. Leonard's street
Blades William, flsbmonger, a Chej-ne lane
Blackstone Edward Christopher, iron founder, see Jeffery &
Blackstone
Blake John, wardrobe dealer, 5 All Saints' place
Bland James, overseer of the 'Mercury' olBoe, 25 St.
Peter's street
Sullivan John Owen, i Shamrock vils
Sullivan John, 3 Shamrock villas
Sunamer Henry, 5 Barn hill
Sykes John, Empringham rood
Syson Mrs. i Rock terrace, Scotgate
Syson Mrs. 66 St. Martin's, High street
l^ylor Alfred John, 9 Rock terrace
Thompson Edward, Priory terrace
Thompson Miss, a King's Mill lane
Thompson Mrs. 30 St. Paul's street
Thompson Miss, 14 Barn hill
Thompson William, 3 Broad street
Thorpe Charles, 63 St. Martin's, Highst
Thorpe Mrs. 51 St. Martin's, Eligh st
Tinkler Thomas, 4 West View terrace,
Northfields
Torkinton Mrs. la Rutland terrace
Towell William, 8 Bath row
Tomer Thomas, 3 Casterton villas
Tyle'r Charles, S4 St. Leonard's street
Tyler Miss, 36 St. I^eonard's street
UUet Edward Matthew, 13 Adelaide st
Waite Henry B. 4 Scotgate
Waller Rev. George m.a. [rector of St.
John the Baptist], 31 St. George's sq
Ward Mrs. 3 Fern vils. Casterton road
Ward Richard, 30 Scotgate
Watson Charles Frederick, 11 Barn hill
Watson William Henry; a Tinwell nad
Watton Mrs. 16 All Saints' place
Webster Rev. Alexander Bhhd ni.
[curate in charge, St. Martjn's
cfaarcb], 30 St. Martin's, High street
Webster John, i Crown street
Weddall Mrs. 39 Austin street
Were Bev. Ellis Bowden h.a. [vicar of
St. Martin's, Stamford Baron], 30
St. Martin's, High street
WesbJames Chas. 4 Brownlov terrace
Whincup Mrs. i Church stnet vest,
St. Martin's
White Mrs. Northfields
Wickins Frederick, 3 West End villas
Wigmore Cephas, 35 St. Mary's street
Wigmore James H. Northfields
WiUey Miss, 7 West End villas
Wilson Joseph David, 47 St. Martin's,
High street
Wood William, 17 Adelaide street
Workman Miss, Clock house
Wright Horace, Quarry farm
Wright Horace, jtm. i St. Peter's street
Wright John, 18 Rutland terrace
Wynn Wm. a Ebor villas, Casterton nl
Young Rev. Philip [curate of All
Saints], 5 Rutland terrace
Blewitt George, shopkeeper, 13 St. Leonard's street
Blunson Susanna (Mrs.), Anchor p.a. i Hig^ street, St
Martin's
Bond & Co. boot makers, 5 St. John street
Boor Walter Henry & Son, bill posters & advertising ageatf,
3 Wellington lane. High street
Boor James, overseer of highways, 36 St. Martin's, Highst
Booth Thomas, registrar of births & deaths for Stamford
sub-district & registrar of marriages, 8 Sheep market
Boss Sarah Ann (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 44 St. Mary's st
Bowman Edward, grocer, Woolston terrace
Boydon Thomas, tailor, 7 St. George's square
Bradshaw John, plasterer, Emlyn fields
Brsnston Lucy (Mrs.), greengrocer, 8 & 9 Red Lion street
Briggs Charles, farmer. Priory farm, Utfington rood
British & Foreign Bible Society's Depot (Orancy k Son,
agents), 31 High street
Brittain Charles, Prince of Wales p.h. 5 Castle street
Britton John, clock maker, 38 St. George's street
Britton John, wholesale k retail ironmonger, 5 High street
k 4 St. Mary's place
Bromage Charles, dyer, 8 iiaiden lane
Brooks John, tailor, 14 St. Martin's, Hi^h street
Broughton EUzabeth Annie k Fanny (Misses), young ladies'
seminary, zo Broad street
Broughton John Harrison, carpenter, 35 St. Paul's street
Broughton Lewis Alfred, tobacconist, 39 High street
Broughton William L. ironmonger, 51 Broad street
Brown William k James, nurserymen, seedsmen k florists.
56 High street
Brown George, Nelson inn, 3 Rod Lion street
Brown George, baker, ai Water street
Brown Joseph Green, Boat inn, 3 St. Mary's hill
Browne's Hospital (Rev. William Henry Iggnldcn M-.*.
warden; Rev. Henry Bailey Browning m.a. confrater:
Joseph Phillips, steward; William Langley, agtiiti,
Broiul street
Browne's School (Rev. Dennis Jacob Johnson Barnard H..(.
head master), St. Paul's street
Bnckworth William, batcher, 60 High street
Bull John, Castle p.u. 3 Castle street
BuUivant Edward, grocer k boot & shoe maker, 38 Highst
Bunning John, blacksmith. Sheep market
Sunning John, Temperance hotel k posting house, 12 St.
Mary^s hiU
Burghley Estate Office (Charles Thorpe, land agent; Hsnrr
Sumner, derk), 61 St. Martin's, High street
Burrell Bros, pork butchers, 8 Red Lion sq. k Cemetery r.!
Burton Brewery Co. Limited (Benjamin Drage, sgrnt:, ;
St. Paul's street
Burton George Henry, reporter at the 'Mercury' oS«.
I^rkby cottage, Tinwell road
Burton John, grocer. Church lane, St. Martin's
Burton Thomas, coal merchant 1 1 St. Mary's hill Je Miilas.'.
railway station
Butchers' Shambles ^open on fridays). Broad street
Butlin Thomas, brusn maker, 7a Scotgate
Cade Charles, confectioner, 41 & 43 St. Mary's street
Cade Wm. Wright, tailor, hatter k outfitter, 8 St. Paul's «
Calthorpe Sarah (Mrs. ), Red Lion inn, 34 High street
Carter Thomas Edwd. if.B.Lond. surgeon, k medical officer.
Stamford district, k medical oSIoer of iiealtb to urban
sanitary authorit.v, 1 1 Ironmonger street
Cartman Joseph, Star k Garter p.b. 10 Scotgate
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Cayley George, banker, & treasurer to the union & rnral k
urlxui sanitary authorities, see Eaton, Cayley & Co
Cemetery (Cephas Wigmore, clerk to the burial board;
John Thonias Lenton, keeper), Cemetery rood
Chambers Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 65 St. Martin's, High st
Chapman Garmston k Son, linen drapers & funeral fur-
nishers, 4 High street
Chapman Frederick Martin, George hotel, St. Martin's
Chapman Frederick Martin, solicitor, ai St. Mary's street
Charge Charles & Son, general drapers, 8 High street
Charity George, baker & grocer, 35 & 36 St. Peter's street
Christian Knowledge Society's Depot (Mrs. Emma Howard,
agent), 14 St. Mary's hill
Clark Samuel Cope, Stamford hotel & posting bouse, 16
St. Mary's street
Clark Thomas, sub-postmaster, 4 Red Lion square
Garke Edward, builder k contractor, see Rouse k Clarke
Clarke John, wardrobe dealer, 36 High street
Clark Thomas, postmaster. Post office. Red Lion square
Cleland k Findlay, boot k shoe makers, 5 Red Lion square
Clow Benjamin, carriage builder, Scotgate
Cole Henry, gasfitter, 48 St. Martin's, High street
Cole Thomas Huckerby, Wheat Sheaf inn, 14 AH Saints' st
Collins k Davis (Misses), ladies' boarding & day school, Rut-
land house, Tinwell road
Collins Henry, excise officer, 26 St. Iieonard's street
Conington Edward, butcher, 49 High street
Conington George, butcher, 23 All Saints' street
Conserrative Working Men's Association, St. Mary's hill
Corbett Charles, Greyhound inn, 1 1 St. Peter's street
Corby Henry, builder, Empingham road
Corby Joseph Boothroyd, architect, land k building surveyor,
valuer, house k insurance agent, 69 Scotgate
Com Exchange (Thomas Sharpe, keeper). Brood street
Cornwall Bridgett (Miss), shopkpr. 18 Walter st. St. Martin's
Cousins Robert, fishmonger, a Castle street
Coulaon Alfred, grocer, i Gas street
Conlson John, mechanical engineer. Midland Station road
County Court Office (Richard Mills English, registrar k
high bailiff), 41 Broad street
CroftiB John Owen, batcher, 18 Scotgate k 15 All Saints' pi
Crofts Alice (Miss), fancy repository, 52 Scotgate
Crosby Richard Robert, china, glass k earthenware dealer k
hop merchant, 53 High street
Crowson John, grocer, p Scotgate
Cnpit Edward, Roebuck inn, 33 Broad street
Danom k Son, wine k spirit merchants, i, a A 32 High st.
& Bed Lion square
Dain Thomas George, tailor, 3 Ironmonger street
Dakin WilUam, sewing machine agent, i St. Mary's street
Dalton Henry, wholemle butcher k cattle dlr. 3 St. Paul's st
Daniels Henry Thomas, ironmonger k grocer, 9 & 10 All
Saints' place
DawBon Edwin, confectioner, 7 St. Mary's street
Dawson Sarah (Mrs.), Crown k Woolpackp.H. S' Scotgate
Day John, hertelist, East street
Day Mary (Miss), milliner, 34 High street
Dean Charles, cab proprietor, 5 Austin street
Denning Frederic, pianoforte dealer, 7a High street
Dexter Edward, Heathcote Arms p.h. 57 f§»tgate
Dick James, linen draper, 30 St. Mary's street
Dick Thomas, travelling draper, 5 St. George's square
Dickinson Frederick, chemist k druggist, 13 St. Mary's st
Dickinaon Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Stamford Arms p.h. k fish-
monger, 6 St. Mary's street
Dickinson Thomas, metal dealer, 32 Conduit road
Dinniss Wm. Cooper, saddler k harness ma. 9 Ironmonger st
Dobbs Albert, bntcher, is Maiden lane
Dolby "William Pretty, printer, bookbinder & paperhanger,
66 High street
Dnckett William Thomas, grocer k provision dealer, 30 & 55
Bigh street
Duncan John Thornton >i.B.c.p.Bdin.surgeon, 45 High street
Dancomb John, bntcher, 10 St. Martin's, High street
Dnnoomb William, baker k confectioner, 9 St. Peter's hill
Dnnkley Isaac, baker k shopkeeper, 10 St. Paul's street
Danstan John, chemist, 19 High street
Durance John, lessee of StamfOTd baths, k cool merchant, 16
Bath row
Easterfield Walter, station master. Great Northern railway
Eaton, Cayley k Co. bankers (H. Dyke Acland, manager) ;
head ofnce, 9 Broad street; draw on Williams, Deacon k
Ck). London
E^yrs Klizabeth (Miss), pawnbroker k boot k shoe maker, 31
Brood street
Eddovres "Walter Dowley, surgeon, 20 St. George's square
Bdis John, grocer, 60 Scotgate
Edis Mary Ann (Mrs.), stay maker, 3 Bnrghley lane
Sdia Willuun, teacher of music, 3 Burghley lane
Edmonds George, wine k spirit merchwit, 19 St. Mary's st
Eldred William, lime merchant, Uffington road
Eldrett William, grocer, North street
Ellis k Ererard, coal, lime, cake, salt, guano It plaster k
cement merchants, manufacturers of special agricultural
manures, k proprietors of Markfield granite quarries
(Thomas Cooper Goodrich, agent), Jfidland Railway
station ; k at Utfington, Tallington, Bonrn k Littleworth
Ellis Wm. Virtue, grocer, Florence cottage, Empinghain rd
Ellis Thomas, boot maker, 39 North street
Elsam John Edward, shopkeeper, 18 St. Peter's street
Elson Shadrack, baker k confectioner, i St. Geoi^'s street
Elvidge Hildred, builder, 9 St. Peter's street k Wharf road
Emerson William, builder, contractor, building material
dealer, slater k stone k marble mason, 9 St. George's sq
Engine House (Robert Gibson, keeper), 42 High street
English Richard Mills, solicitor, clerk to the borough
magistrates, registrar k high bailiff of the county court i
clerk to the guardians k rural sanitary authority, asses»
ment k school attendance cummittee k steward of thl
manor of Colley Weston, 40 k 41 Brood street
Eskell Henry Qifford, dental surgeon (attends on friday),
George hotel, St. Martin's
Etchells James, classical school, 51 High street
Evans k Hibbins, shopkeeper, Red Lion square
Evans Daniel John (firm, Thompson, Phillips k Evans),
solicitor, commissioner for oaths, clerk of the peace for the
borough of Stalnford & to the Northamptonshire k Liberty
of Peterborough magistrates, i Bam hill
Ewen Anhie (Miss), milliner & dress ma. Z2 Ironmonger st
Fancourt G«orgo Edwin, Half Moon p.h. k carver k gilder,
6 & 8 St. Paul's street
Fancourt William Jasper, builder, 23 St. Paul's street
Featherstone John, batcher, 11 All Saints' place
Fields Cotman, chemist, 66 Scotgate
Fish Market, 37 High street
Fisher Henry Noel, hair dresser k perfumer, 37 High street
Fisher Thomas, greengrocer, 3 Scotgate
Fountain George, greengrocer, 5 St. Leonard's street
Frisby Benjamin, farmer, East street
Gann Charles, carpenter & joiner. North street
Gardner Alfred, cabinet maker k undertaker, 3 Park lane
Gaskin Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper, 8 Empingham road
Genever William, shopkeeper, Belton street
Gibbons William, agent for Great Northern Railway Co. 66
High street
Gibson Thomas k Sons, engineers k iron founders, Broad
Street works
Gibson Robert William, engineer, 3 Adelaide street
Gilbert George, Rising; Sun p.b. 17 Broad street
Gilbert George, Hole-in-the-Wall p.h. 3 Cheyne lane
Gilbert James, apiarian, 17 St. Paul's street
Gilbert Richard, head gardener, Bnrghley park
Gillson Mary Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 58 Scotgate
Oleadell Edwin William, cooper k cork factor, 54 High st
Godfrey John, timber, slate k salt merchant. Midland Rail-
way station ; timber yard, Wothorpe road
Goltman Mark, jeweller & silversmith, k fancy repository, 7
High street
Gooch Frederick Leeds M.B.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 19
SI. Martin's, High street
Goodley Mary (Mrs. ), Balloon inn, 6 Blackfriars street
GoodUn George, boot & shoe ma. 50 St. Martin's, High st
Goodman Thos. k Wm. shoeing smiths, 33 k 33 Bath row
Goodman Eliza Marriott (Miss), ladies' schl. i St. Mary's pi
Goodrich Thomas Cooper, managing agent for Messrs. Ellis
k Everard, 46 St. Martin's
Grant John A. D. painter, 36 St. Paul's street
Grant Thomas Cooch, coal merchant. Great Northern rail-
way station
Gray Charles, iron founder k iron merchant, sec Wightmaii
&Gray
Gray Thomas, boarding house, 13 Ironmonger street
Great Northern Parcel Receiving Office (William Gibbons.
agent), 66 High street
Greenwood Thomas Porter LJi.c.P.Bdin. surgeon, 36 St.
Mary's street
Halliday Samuel Fancourt, builder k contractor. Cemetery
lane, Scotgate
Hand William, shopkeeper. East street
Handson Charles, maltster. Water street, St. Martin's
Hare k Son, painters & gilders k house decorators, 39 St.
Mary's street
Harr George, butcher, lo Red Lion square
Harr Walter Stevenson, Crown family k commercial hotel
k posting house, 6 All Saints' place
Harris Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), wine k spirit merchant, 14
Ironmonger street
Harrison Alice (Mrs. ), provision dealer, 38 St. Mary's st
Harrison Henry, painter k glazier, 2 Crown street
Hart John Edwanl k Son, seed merchants k maltsters, 8
Broad street *
Hart Thomas, painter k decorator, 58 St. Martin's, High st
Hassan Brothers, tailors, hatters k wooUen drapers, 18 k
19 Broad street
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Hatfield Maria (Miss), boys' k girU' school, i6 Barn hill
Hairkins Frederick, wood tamer, Brooke's court
Hayes k Son, waggon, builders k wheelimghts, Scotgate vrks
EDiynea & Son, .pioprietorsof the 'Stamibrd &■ Bntland
. Guardian ' newspaper, 39 St. Peter's street. See advert
Haynes Frederick, taiJor;& n;iilliser, » S(< M^ steeet ,
Hazelby.Mary ABn<(Mis«X dre6s.maker, 7 Batli,r«w ,.
Heal^ Geo. ^hmonger, fmiteter.&i poulterer, 13 High at ;
Hepder Wro. anperTisor of inland reirennfl,i63 Highstoeet
Hanqigan WiUiuu, wardrobe dealer, 56 Scotgata ■•■,.■:■ ■
HeoabaW' Frances. (Mrs.)* berliu ttooI nepgsitory, 16 St.
Marj-'a hill
HewiUElizabethMary (Miss), girls' boarding &di^y eehool,
02 St..MaitiA's, High, street
Hewitt Francis Arnutt,.breTeri& Vine.'t 'Spirit merchant, k
borough auditor, 5 Ironmonger street
Hibbins Helen (Mrs.), teacher of dancing, 1.3 High street
Bibbins John, watch maker k jeiweilec, lafiigh street . .
Hibbins John, carriage builder, 33 St, Martin's
Hibbins Valentiiie, fruiterer k graengrooer, 3., St. JqIul's
street k Horse Shpe lane
Hicks John,, watch imalrar Jcjeweller, 4 Ironmonger sbreet
Hicks Mary Ann (Mra ), straw bonnet ma. 4 Stl^nard's st
Higgin* ijlizabeth (Mrs.), photographer, aoA, Maiden lane
Higgs George, corn duller, confectioner & baker, is All
Ssjnts' place ,
Higgs George, hair dresser & tob«cconi«t, 6 St. John's st
Hill George, Fox & Hounds p.b. 4 Water- street
Hill John, hair dresser &• perfumer, 15 k 16 St. Hartin'a,
High street
Hill Joseph Stafford, grocer, 46'St. Paul's street
Hilliam William, sculptor & stone k marble mascm, 9 St.
Leonard's street
Hinson Charles, builder k umtraotor, Cemetery lane -
Hissett Sarah (Miss), matron of the Stamford infirmary.
Bourn road
Hobbiss Henry, Bed Cow f.r. Church lane, St. Martin's
Holliday George, wardrobe dealer, s North street
Holmes John Thos. grocer k provision dealer, 15 High street
Holmes Wm.£dw.baker k grocer, .7 k 13 St.Martin'SrHigh st
' Holwell Julia (Mrs.), Golden Fleece ?.h. 18 Sbsep market
Honey Chas. clerk to the Burghley works, Burgbley office
Hope William More, secretary & house surgeon to Stamford,
Rutland k General Infirmary, Bourn road
Hopper Huury Chas. clerk to tne.Bnrghley Estate works, 6z
St. Martin's, High street
Horner Elisabeth (Mrs. ), ladies' outfitter, 37 & 38 High st
Howard Emma {Mra. ), bookseUar k staticoer, 14 St. Mary's U
Hnckbody Samuel, fanner, 35 East street
Hunt George k Hy. Bobt. brewers, Water. St. St. Martin's
Hum Marl^ batcher, 5 St. Mary.'a street .
Hyde John,, shopkeeper, .64 Scotgate
Ingle John, beer retailer. Boom road-
IniandBerenue Office (f^tzgerald Dalme Riqhards, collactor;
William Hender, supervisor), 63 Hieh street
Ireland Edward, tailor, 1 1 St. Leonard street
Islip David Harvey, Chequers p.h. 37 St, Peter's street •
Jackson Andrew Deale, grocer, s8 Broa4 street
Jackson ^ohariah, nail maker, Z^orth street
Jaggs Arthur George, King's Head inn, 19 Maiden lane
J^ery & Blackstone, iron k brass founders, patentees oL
haymaking machines, horse rak^, chaff cutters, steam
engines k general agricultural machine makers, Butland
iron works
Jelley Thomas, oorn miller (water), King'smill, St.Peter's vl
Jenkinson John & Sons, booksellers, printers k stationers,
58 High street
Johnson Amos, Church of England temperance coffee bo.
Hope terrace
Johnson George W. land agent, si St. Paul's street
Jones Frederick Hart, dentist, 4 St. Mary's hill
Jones Eliza (Mrs.), Brien's Arms p.b. 35 St. Paul's street
Joplin Henry, currier k leather factor, 18 Maiden lane
Joplin Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Blackfriars street
KelhamJohn, cabinet maker & ondertaker, 9 & 10 St. John's st
Kellam Jane Mary (Mrs.), governess agcausy& registry ofiice
for servants, 4a St. Paul's street
Kellam John Henry, sanitary inspector to the Rural Sanitary
Authority, 43 St. Paul's street
Kind John James, Fitzwilliam Arms p.s. Water street
Knighten William Isaac, hair dresser, i Maiden lane
Knighting Paul, cabinetmaker, 19 Austin street
Knipe Francis, butcher, 13 St. Mary's hill
Knott Henry, com k provision merchant, 18 St. Mary's st
Langley Jas. town crier, bill poster k shopkpr. 70 Scotgate
Langley William, auctioneer, land & estate agent i clerk to
the Stamford Endowed Schools, k to Commissioners o(
taxes for the hundreds of Beltisloe & JNess, 14 High street
LaqghtonFie«lerick,-bo«ti>uUEer,90A,«Seotgst9 ,.
Laoghton W^liam,. .boot k tboe.i^aker, 6 St. .George's etzeet
Law William Farmery, solicitor, 3 St. Mary '9 Blace . ,
LwxtOD Babarti beot fcvhoa maker,- 36 St Beter's Aiest '
Layton Bidiatd, osganist & teacher of music, k pianointo
dealer, 8 St., Mary street ,
Leaberry Ernest Frederidc, cowkeeper, North stnet-
Leach Davidy sevgeant of pcHea, 3 Ififaier's row
Leach Stephen, agent for Sutton £ Co. carriers, SiSt.FsDl'ist
Lee Joseph, boot maker, 3^ St. Panl's.strset
Lee William, jobmaster, Enifiogham>n>adi"
LentoaHony Samuel, boot maur, 18 High street
LentoniJehn Thomas, keeper of Cemetery-
Lenox Henry Hajdwell, grocer, i Bed Lioa street
Letby JM.'Phimber-Je bmp&oil dutier, 11 Jt laSk iobs'tst
Lilley Timothy, beer retailer, 8 St, Gawge's street
Lincoln, Bntiaiid k Stam(orii;.Menniry ^William Barton,
. publisher ; published every thnrs. nig^t for fri,'), 61
High street
Linfoot Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 St. Leonard's street
Linnell John, wholesale dotluer, see Wallis.& Linsell
Lincolnshire Begiraent, snd .Volunteer Battalion {5> Co,)
(Capt. H. Hart, aommandant)
Literary & Scientific Institntiim (Alfsad J. Taylor, seoetsry;
Henry Mitchell, curator k librarian), St. Peter's hill
Little Castcrtou Quarries (Bobnts Bros, proprietoni).
Wharf road ; quarries, Botlaodabiie
Littledike Robert & Son, rope makers, 87 Scotgate
' Littledyka Wm. furniture dealer fc broker, 3 All Saints' st
Living Henry, whitesmith, 18 SUQeorge's street
London k North Western Paroels, Beceiring Office (George
Wallis, agent), 6 High street .
Longstaff Mary (Mrs.X pipe manufacturer. Elm street
Louth William, iron k rag msKifaant, 18 All Saints' atnet
Lowe J(^m Boos, wine & spirit mercbaot) 6^7 Broad atrett
Loweth John £leatoB, Crown k Anchor. f.,h, 33 High stnet
Loweth Sarah (Mrs. ), baker k grocer, 10 All Saints' stnet
Luchini S^or, professor o{ moaie, 45 St. Paul'* street
Ludlow Dixon, joiner k undertaker, 10 St. Peter's street
Ludlow John F^iands, tailor k parish derk, St. Martin's,
Church laoa
Lnmby Isaac, plumber k glaaer, a St. Leenard's street
Lyon Mary (Mrs.), basket maker, 36 Broad street
Lyon Wm, Henry, carpenter k builder,ta5 Broad, street
Mclntyre Peter Miller, grocer, 4 St. Uartia's, High street
March Frederick & Son, chemist-ft druggist, 70 High stnet
Markham Henry, batcher, 17 St. Mary's street
Martin Atton, Beehive p.h. 13 Water street
Martin James, Boyal 0^ P.H. 6»St. Lewakl's street
Mason Frederick, boot maker, 47 High street
Melbourn Brothers, brewers, maltsters, wine & spirit mer-
chants k cake & manore mercbanta. All Saints' breverf ;
k at Lincoln & Grantham
Meredith Henry, Reindeer p.h. 90 St. Leonard's street
Middleton William, tailor, i St, Paul's street
Midland Railway Parcels Office (George Bacon, agent), 6S
High street
Miles George, timber merchant, Midland railway
Mitchell Frank, watch maker k jeweller, 33 High street
Mitchell Henry, curator k librarian to the Literary k Srieo-
tiflc Institute, St. Peter's hill
Mitchell James Anthony, milliner, 8 St. John's.8treet
Mitchell William Henry, bookbinder, printer k stattsner,
50 High street
Moleswortit Thonoas Caswell, maltster, 39 Broad street
, Moore Bets}' (Mrs. ), grooer, 39 St. Leonud's street
Moore Joseph, baker, i St. John's street
Morgan Fortesque John, surgeon k medical officer, Bamsii
k RyhaU districtB, Stamford union k certifying fsctorr
surgeon, 46 Hi^h street
Morley Arthur William, coal merchant, Midland raUm;
Morley Richard Hempsell, butcher, 3 St. Marion's, High st
Mnnday Henry Willcox, tailor, 6 West End villas .
Naylor John, White Lion inn. Church lane
Neall George, teacher of music, 5 West End villas
Newboolt A, & A. agricultural engineecs, iron. & brass
founders. All Saints' iron works
Newey William, taUor, 6 Burghley lane
Newman WilUain X.D. Lond, surgeon. Barn Hill house
Nicbolls Wadwall, maltster k baker, 5 St. Peter's street
Nichols George Albert, photographs, 30 St. Peter's street
I Norris Jn. farm bailiff to the Burghley estate, Burghley pi
Northamptonshire Banking Co. Lunited (branch) (Tbonus
Sandall, manager), 65 High street ; draw on London £
Westminster Bank Limited, London «.«
Norton Henry, farmer, Rutland cottage
Norton Henry, watch maker & jeweller, 74 High street
Nundy George Espin, watch maker k jeweller, a Scotgate
Oates& Mosson, general, drapers, S3 & 33 High street k 7
Ironmonger street •.• ■ . . .
Odd Fellows' Hall (Henry Corby,, sec). All Saints' street
Oldham Henry, plumber, i Norljli street -
Oldham Wm. manager to Phipp's breweQ',,4a St Paul's st
Orford Edward Israel, wbolesal* Jt retail ironmoagsr, i'
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Overbnry John Feater, mb<«ditoT ot the ' Meieary'- mw»-
' paper, 5 Kock terrace
OsDom William, baker, 34 Sootgate
Packer Matthew William, master of Stamfoid endowed
achaol, 3 Back street, St. Martin's '
Palmer James Edwin, dentist (attends {ram Peterboroogfa
on frida7)( 33 St. Mary's street '
Paradise Jc^n, editor ot the * Mercury ' newspaper, 34 St.
Mary's street
Parker Sarah Elis^th (Mrs.), draper k ctothier, 37 St
Mary's street
Parker Etiza (Mrs.), registry offioe for servants, 47 Sooteate
Parker Frederick King, grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey,
wina b spirit merdiants, 31 St. Mary's street
Parker Thomas JBjng, saddler & harness maker, 33 St.
Mary's street ' .
Peake Hy. commercial traveller & cigar mer. 10 St. Peter's hi
Pearce Charles, proiessor of music, 7 St. Peter's vale
Pears Sarah (Mrs.), conieetioner, 40 High street ' -
Pearson Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Bath row
Peasgood Edward, carpenter & andertid(er< 4' All Saints' st-
Peasgood George Edward, boot maker, 7 All Saints' street
Peasgood Bobert, tailor, 8 Boam road '
Pepper Fanny (Mr&), shopkeeper, 6 St. Martin's, High st -
Pepper John, batcher, 3 Hed Lion square
Phillips Joseph, brewer, St. Martin's brewery
Phillips Joseph (firm, 'Thompson, Phillips & Evans), solicitor
k commissioner for oaths & for taking acknowledgments
of deeds by married women* derk'Of the peace for the
part of Kesteven& steward of the manors of Doddington,
Stamford & Stamford baron, i Bam hill
PhiBipe Susannah (MTs.)i Bolts Arms p.h. 26 Scotgate
Phipps P. k Co. Lim. 4n«wers k wine k spirit merchants,
Scotgate
Pick WiUiam, blacksmith, 4 Castle street
Pinney Francis k Son, watch & clock makers, 21 High st
Plant William, tailor k clothier, 5a Brood street
Porter George, White Swan p.h. 31 Scotgate
Potter John, tailor k outfitter, 3 St. John's street
Potter Samuel, milliner k draper, 30 High street
Batd^e Anna<Mr8.),baricet'ma.& fancy TepoB.6 Red Lien st
Bead Charlotte (Mrs.), corn dealer, 39 Broad street
Bead Edward, coffee tavern, 34 St. Mary's street
Redhead Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. k dining rooms, Sheep mrkt
Reedman Benjamin, wine & spirit merdiant, 9 Blackfnar's st
RedmiU John, oowkeeper, 6 Elm street
Reedman John, broker k auctioneer, 45 Brood street
Reedman Joseph, boot k shoe maker, 69 High street
Reid Thomas P. tailor, 10 Maiden lane
Religions Tract Society's' Oepdt. (William Henry Mitchell^
agent), CO High street .
Reynolds John, blacksmith, 32 St. George's street ■
Reyiudds Thomas, grocer, 33 St. George's street
Bichards Fitzgerald Dalme, collector of inland revenue,
63 High street
Richardson k Son, auctioneers k surveyors, 15 k 16 Bam hi
Richardson James, architect, & borough surveyor also of
Rutland k Stamford local board, 15 Barn hill
Riley Catherine (Mrs.), dress maker, 16 Maiden lane
Riley Frank, butcher k farmer, 25 High street
Ringham James, W'hite Hart p.h.& baker, 17 St. George's st
Ringhara Ann (Mrs. ), plasterer, 12 St. George's street
Bingham John, Old Olive Branch p.h. 3 St. Leonard's street
Rippon Allan, teacher of music, 6 St. George's square
Roberts Brothers, stone masons, contractors k builders,
lime merchants & proprietors of Little Gasterton free-
stone quarries, Wharf road
Robinson Silas, drysalter k oil k' drug merchant, 10 St.
Mary's street
Robinson William, boot k shoe maker, 27 St. George's st
Rogers William (Mrs.), haberdasher, stationer k fancy re-
pository, 61 High street
Kookes Henry, reporter to the ' Guardian ' newspaper, 4
Adelaide street
Rooksby Samuel, brazier k tin plate worker, Bad Lion sq
Konae k Clarke, bmlders k contractors, 39 High street
Ryan Chas. Thos. watch ma. k jewdler, 14 St. John's street
Sandall Thomas, manager of the Northamptonshire bank
& borough treasm^r, 65 High street
Sanderson Chas. miller (water), Hudds m&l, Uffington road
Sayer Joseph, tailor k outfitter, 73 High street
Soholes James Fuller, livery stable keeper, ao Foundry rood
Scholes Bichard, builder, contractor k ondertaker, Emping-
bamroad
.Scbolea William, grocer, 04 East street
Sootney Alfred, carver, gilder k decorator, 15 St. Mary's hi
Scotney John, grocer, 13 St. Martin's, High street
Seccombe Simpson, general draper, 11 As 13 St. Mary's (t
SeUaza Jesse Thomas, butcher, 15 St.. Peter's street '
Sen ior John, baker k com dealer, 7 Bed Lion tqamtt ■ ■
Sharpe William, farmer, 33 Empingham road
Sibson Charles, tobacconist, 16 All Stiilt'r stWBt
Simpson James k Sons, mattsterS) seedsman k cam mer*'
chants, 41 & 43 High street -
Simpson Dionysins William Taylor, painter k bonse
decorator, t6 St. Peter's street
SimpstHi Benr}',.Carpenters' Arms p,h. 54 St. Leonard's st
Simpson Jnstm, newspaper reporter, 13 Burghl^ lane
Simpson Theoi;'relegraph innJ( painter,Back st. Wotborpe rd
Singleton John, MiU Stone KH. i All Saints' street
Smith George k Son, umbrella makers k cutlers, 8 All
Saints' street .'.!..■
Smith k Co. wine k ^rit merchants, 7 All Saints^ place . -
Smith George, carpenter, 8 St. Mary's hiH>
Smith Joseph, linen dn^r k haberdasher, 31 High street
Smartt Frederick, chemist k druggist, 6 Red Lion square.
See advertisement , .
Sneath William, fancy repository, 9 High street
Snodin John, butcher, 33 St. George's street
Spademan G«orge k Son, coal merchants, Midland station
Spademan George, cabinet make^ k nphol8terer,the largest,
cheapest k best stock of cabinet :furnitore in the locuity,
Broadwood's pianos kept in stock, 17 High street
Speed Grant John, provision mer. k confectioner, 11 High st
Stamford Chess, Billiard & News Club Limited (George H.
Burton, sec. )« St. Mary's street
Stamford Coal & Fuel do. Lim. (I>avfd-Kood Worth, mana-
ger). Midland Bailway station
Stamford Conservative Association (William Oldham, hon.
sec.), St. Mary's hill
Stamford Gas Light jc Coke Co. (Isaac Benthsm, sec.;
John William Wells, engineer). Wharf road • ■
Stamford Municipal Charity Trustees (Thomas Sandall,
treasurer; Cephas WigAiore* clerk). Bam hilt
Stamford iWraonent Itenefit Builung Society (Samuel
Chesterton, sec.). Oddfellows' hall
' Stamford k Bntland- Guardian ' (C. Haifnes k Son, pub-
lishers k proprietors ; published thnrsday night for friday),
39 St. Peter's street. See advertisement
Stamford, Bntland k General Infirmary ^The Marquis of
Exeter, president ; William Newman m.d. Walter Dowley
Eddowes k Thomas Porter Greenwood' l.r.c.p. Bdin.
' medical officers ; William More Hope, house surgeon k
sec. ; Miss Sarah Hissett, matron), Bourn road
Stamford Savings Bank (Cephas Wigmore, sec.), 35 St.
Mary's street i- . .
Stamford, Spalding k Boston Banking Co. Limited (head
office) (O. Edmonds, general manager ; Meabnrn Stani-
land Yotmg,. ihanager), 47 k 4S Brood street; draw on
Barday, Sevan & Co. London e.e
Stamford Tea k Coffee Tavern Go. (M. & Young, sec.),
38 Broad street
Stanford Joseph Henry, chemist, 3 Bed Lion square
Stapleten Valentine, solicitor, steward of the manor of King's
CUiSe k clerk to the King's Cliffe sohool foundation, 30
St. Paul's street
Steggall Edirard, boot maker, 7 St. Paul's street
Stoyell Alfred William, tailor k hosier, i Bed Lion square
Stran^ward Edward, poulterer, 5 All Saints' street
Stobbms Charles, Wliite Horse p.h 58 East street
Studwell William, wood turner. Brook's terrace
Sutton k Co. carriers (Stephen Leach, agent), 5 St. Paul's st
Swann John, veterinary surgeon, 16 Wharf road
Taylor Henry, Dolphin inn p.h k grocer, 60 East street
Taylor Henty , Pine Apple p. H & wine & spirit mer. 59 High st
Taylor James, grocer, 59 East street
Terry George, beer retailer, Foundry road
Teiwson Jo£ua k Son, Carvers k gilders, curiosity dealers
k appraisers, 64 High street
Thompson, Phillips k Evans, solicitors, i Bam hill
Thompson. Emily (Mrs.), Albion p.h 3o All Saints' street
Thorpe Charles, land agent to the Burghley estate. Burgh-
ley office, 41 St. Martin's
Tillett Wm. ,in. famishing k gen. ironmngr.2 Ironmonger st
Tilley John^ fishmonger k fruiterer, p All Saints' street
Timson Robert Dent, livery stable keeper k grocer, 7 St.
George's street
Tipler John, cooper, 2 Bath row
Tipping Robert, Seven Stars p.h 17 Sheep Market
Tovey Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 15 St. Leonard's street
Traylen John Charles, architect k surveyor k diocesan sur-
veyor for Oakham archdeaconry, 15 Brood street
Troth Charles, shopkeeper, 15 All Saints' street
Turner Thomas, brick k tile maker. Little Casterton road
Tyers John, dyer, i Castle street
Tylec Josiah* Black Horse p.h 59 Sootgate
Vaugban William, Great Northern p.h Water street
Vincent James, cutler, 9 St> George's street
Vivian Phoebe (Mrs.), millinr. k fancy drpr. 13 Ironmonger st
Wade Frederick William, boys' school, 13 St. Paulas street
Wade John, hawker, ao Scotgate
Wade-John, marin»atore dealer, s Bla^friars street '.
Wa)diBiWBUsmi'bnurier& tin plats worker, 71 Scotgate
Wallii k Lianell, wholesale dottaws, t4iAll Sunts* place
Digitizer
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660 STAMFORD.
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[kelly's
Wallace Imc, taaor, 44 St. Paul's street
Wallace William, dentist (attends on friday from Peter-
boToagh), 71 High street
Ward Richard, chief constable of borough police, inspector
of veiehts i measures for the borough & billet master,
Town hall
Ward Thomas Jeffrey, architect & surveyor, 6 Ironmonger st
Ward William, furniture dealer, cabinet maker & uphol-
sterer, 6 & 7 St. Mary's hill
Wardle Jane (Mrs.), Foundry Arras p.h 8 Blackfriars street
Warren Henry, watch maker & jeweller, 3 St. Mary's street
Watford Thos. Alexander, station master. Midland railway
Waterfield John, upholsterer, 50 Scotgate
Waterfleld William Wright, butcher, 4 St. Peter's street
Watson Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Water st. St. Martin's
Wattam Frederick, veterinary surgeon, 69 Scotgate
Watts Richard Edward, tailor & outfitter, i6 High street
Webster Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 22 Scotgate
Wells Thomas Tasker, London mn p.R. 4 St. John's street
Wells William John, engineer at gas works
Whyley Charles, boot maker, 7 Gas street
Whyley Thomas, greengrocer, 5 St. Paul's street
Wightman & Gray, ironfndry. & iron mrchnts. St. Mary's hi
Wigmoro Cephas, clerk to the burial board, clerk & treas-
urer to the municipal charity trustees k borough auditor,
25 St. Mary's street
Wilkinson Arnold, hair dresser, 6'All Saints' street
Wilkinson Thomas, Bull & Swan p.h. St. Martin's, High st
Willocks Josph. Wm. who. 4 retl.ironmongr.14 St.Mary'sst
Winkhall Wm. tobacconist, 71 High street
BTAFLSFOHS is a small village and parish, in the vale
of the Witham, Mid division of the county, parts of Kesteven,
lower division of Boothby GraSoe wapentake, petty sessional
division of Lincoln, Newark union and county court district,
rural deanery of Graffoe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, 7 miles north-by-east from Ne»vark and 5 south-south
east from Swinderby station on the Midland railway. The
church of All Saints is a small and plain modern building
of brick, with an ancient tower of stone containing i bell :
in the churchyard is the base of an old cross. The register
dates from the year 1695. The living is a vicarage, united
to that of Carleton-Ie-Moorland, joint gross yearly value
^180, in the gift of tiord Middleton, and held since 1858 by
the Rev. Richard Baldock b.a. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, who resides at Carleton-le-Moorland. Lord Middle-
ton is lord of the manor, impropriator and principal land-
owner. The soil is sandy ; subsoil, clay and moorland.
Claj-worth Joseph, farmer
Clayworth William, farmer
Ellis John, shopkeeper
George Timothy (eiors. of), farmers
Holmes John, farmer
Pask Joseph, carpenter
Priestly Joseph, farmer
Quibell James Oliver, farmer
Winhall William, tobacconist, 71 High street
Wood Charles, pianoforte tuner ft music seller, 11 St.
Martin's, High street
Wood Charles, general draper, 10 High street
Wood James Laidlaw, gun & fishing tackle manufacturer,
33 St. Mary's street
Wood William, relieving k vaccination for Stamford district
k school attendance otficer, 17 Adelaide street
Woods Joseph Hamilton, cabinet maker, 30 Broad street
Woodward Alfred, turncock, 9 St. Martin's, High street
Woolley Thomas, saddler k harness repairer, 4 St. Mary's st
Woolston John, builder & bontractor, 31 St. Peter's street
WooUton Thomas, builder. Recreation ground
Wright Horace, jun. collector of rates & inspector of
nuisances to local board k school attendance utlicer for
the borough attendance committee k derk to the markets,
I St. Peter's street
Wright John, commercial traveller, 1 8 Rutland terrace
Wright Richard, Welland Cottage p.h. ii Gas street
Wright Wm. Hy. upholsteirer k furniture dlr. 10 Red Lion si
Wyles Eliza (Mrs.) k Son, carpenters k undertakers, 11
St. George's square
Tates Charles, shopkeeper, 25 Scotgate
Yates John, oowkeeper, 6 St. Leonard's street
Young Edward, boot maker, Brooke's court
Young Meabnrn Staniland, manager of the Stamford,
Spalding k Boston Bank, 48 Broad street
Young Susannah (Mrs.), grocer, 13 St. John street
Young Thomas James, wardrobe dealer, 4 Maiden lane
The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and oats. The area
Is 3,930 acres ; rateable value, ;^2,o82 ; the population in
1881 was 154.
Flawford Farm, partly in the parish, but mostly in that
of Bamby, in Notts, formerly extra-parochial, now a parish,
comprising 27a acres, of which 94 are in Lincolnshire, the
remainder in Nottinghamshire ; rateable value, ;^95 17s. 6d :
it is situate 4 miles east from Newark, adjoining the main
road, and formerly belonged to the iuiights Templar,
but is now the property of the Handley family, of Newark ;
the portion in Uncolnshire was without houses in 1881.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Pask.
Pillar Letteii Box cleared at 4,40 p.m. Letters through
Newark by foot post, on week days only. The nearest
monev otoet k telegraph office is at Baasingham
National School (mixed)
Carrier. — John Ellis, to Lincoln, fri. ; to Newark, wed.&sat
Quibell John Oliver, farmer
Rogers Samuel, farmer
Taylor William, farmer
OBEAT ST£EFIKO is a village and parish, on the
north bank of the river Limb, on the Wainfleet road, in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division
of Candleshue wapentake, Spilsby petty sessional division,
union and county court district, C^dleshoe rural deanery
No. 2, and diocese and archdeaconry of Lincoln, 3 miles
south-east from Spilsby, 6 north-west from Wainfleet, one
mile and a quarter from the Firsby junction station and 123^
from London. The church of All Saints is a building of
sandstone and brick, in a plain, modem style, and was
partly rebuilt in 1748 : it consists of chancel, nave, south
aisle and a small embattled wooden belfry containing i bell.
The register dates from the year 1613. "The living isa vicar-
tge, annexed to Firsby, joint gross yearly value (£342, in
the gift of and held since 1844 by the Rev. BichartTGeorge
Walls m.a. of Brasenose College, Oxford, who resides at
Boothby Hall. The Wesleyans have a place of worship ; and
at Monksthorpe there is a Baptist chapel. The poor have
coanisBcuiL.
Baker Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Croft John, linen draper k grocer
Dales George, farm bailiff to John
Henry Vessey esq
Dawson Cartwright, farmer
Dawson Jn. Cartwright, markt. grdnr
Dawson John Thomas, farmer
Dodds Henry, farmer
Doughty Thomas, blacksmith
Enerdby Thomas, farmer, Gundby lane
Grayson William, farmer
Gunaon Johnson, tirraer, Church lane
Hardy Charles & Arthur, farmers
Hardy Frederick, farmer
Hubbard Thomas, farmer
the rent of about 4 acres of land, left by Mrs. Mary Carter
in 1663, Mr. Edward Crosse, Mr. Robert Stenit, Mr.Williani
Parker and Mrs. Burke. The Baroness WiUou^hby dc
Eresby is lady of the manor and principal landowner. The
soil is principally a strong clay, with a portion of light loam ;
subsoil, clay. 'The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley.
The population in 1881 was 266 ; the area, including the
hamlet of Monksthorpe and the manor of Kelsey, is 1,685
acres ; rateable value, ;^2,317.
Parish. Clerk, Joshua Johnson.
Post Office. — John Croft, receiver. Letters arrive fnmi
Spilsby at 8.30 a.m. ; dispatched thereto at 5 p.m. Ths
nearest money order & telegraph office is at Spilsby
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1876 ; T. Ward,
Spilsby, clerk it attendance officer to the board
Board School, built, with mistress's house, in 1839, at the*
cost of T. Watson esq. of Bitteswell, for 83 children : aver-
age attendance, 33 ; Miss Sarah Jane Windsor, mistress
Lentin Richard, farmer
Lu£fman Wm. farmer, Monksthorpe ho
Marr Reuben, farmer
Mecres Thomas, farmer
Noble William Henry, grocer £ baker
Odling Charles, farmer. Sandhill farm
Simpson William, farmer, Kelsey hall
Swinn Samuel, Red Lion p.B
LITTLE STEEFIKO is a village and parish, with a residence, in the gift of the Baroness Willoughby de
station on the Great Northern railway, i* miles north from Eresby, and held since 1832 by the Rev. Richard Luca.< Cal-
villa^, on the south bank of the river Limb, in the Mid j craft b.a. of Clare College, Cambridge. There is a Weslej-an
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, east division of ' chapel. The charities amount to £11 yearly, derived from
~ - - ■ • ' land and are appropriated towards the maintenance of the
Bolingbroke soke, Spilsby petty sessional division, union and
county court district, rural deanery of Candleshoe No. i,
and diocese and archdeaconr}' of Lincoln, 3 miles south-east
from Spilsby. The church of St. Andrew is an ancient
building of stone, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles and a tower containing 3 bells : the font
is curious and of early date. The register dates from the
year 1559. The hving is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £7,
net yearly value ;£i8o, inchiding 54 acres of glebe with
parochial school. William Pinder esq. is lord of the manor.
The landowners are the Baroness WiUoughby de Eresby.
Messrs. Lake, Moore, and a few smaller owners. The soil
is strong clay ; subsoil, sand and turf. The chief crops are
pasture. The area is 1,490 acres; rateable value, ;^ 1,799 ;
the population in 1881 was 273.
Parish Qerk, John Pell.
Digitized by
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DIRECTORY.]
LmCOLNSHIRE.
STICENEY. 661
Letteb Box deared at 4 p.m. Letters through SpOsby,
which is the nearest money order & telegfraph office
Free School, built in 1871, for 60 children ; average attend-
ance, 48 ; & endowed with about ;£io a year ; derived from
Calcraft Rer. Richd. Lucas b. a. Rectory
COMKEBCTAL.
Balderson James, farmer
Bosworth George, farmer. Fen side
Bosworth John, farmer, Fen side
Burnet Aaron, wheelwright
Chambers John, carpenter
Chester Samuel, farmer
Cvirtis George, farmer
Dean Isaac, shoe maker
Dunn Jane (Mr8.),shopkeeper, Fen side
STUITIOOT (or Stennioot) is a small parish, pleasantly
situated on the acclivities of a beautiful dale, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, north division of
the wapentake of Gartree, Louth union and county conrt dis-
trict, petty sessional division of Gartree, rural deanery of
Homcastle, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincom, 7
miles south-west from Louth, and about three-quarters of a
mile south from the Donington-on-Bain station of the Louth
and Lincoln railway. The church of Nicholas is a small
building. The register dates from the year 1562. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;f 232, gross yearly
Talue /332, including 38 acres of glebe, in the gift of
George Jlarmaduke iQington esq. d.l., j.p. of Swinhope,
and held since 1837 by the Rev. Richard Alington-Pye b.a.
of St. John's College, Cambridge, who is also rector of and
Emmerson Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper.
Fen side
Emmerson Thomas, farmer
Emmerson Thompson, farmer
Fortesque John, farmer k grazier,
Manor house
HolmesBetsy & Eliza(Misses),dress mas
Hudson Frederick, bricklayer
Leeman Joseph, Manor inn
Lowis Anthony, farmer
Moore Edward, farmer
land left by several benefactors ; it is further supported by
the charities above mentioned ; Charles Shaw, master
Railway Station, Walter Hall, station master
Odling Thomas, fanner
Oxley John, farmer
Pell Aaron, grazier
Phillipson William, blacksmith
Shaw Frederick, miller (wind), baker,
draper & grocer
Shaw John, farmer
Simpson Bartholomew, farmer
Smalley Robert, White Lion p.H. ic
farmer
Sylvester William, farmer
resides at Swinhope, Great Grimsby; the Rev. Henry
Morris m.a. of Trinity Hal), Cambridge, rector of With-
call, is acting curate in charge. At the Enclosure, 36 acres
of land were allotted in lien of tithes. The trustees of the
late William Chatterton esq. are lords of the manor and
landowners. The soil is clay ; subsoil, chalk. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,321 acres ;
rateable value, ^^1,285 ; the population in 1881 was 89.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Ingamells.
Letters through Louth received by train at Donington-upon-
Bain. Donington-upon-Bain is the nearest money order
ofGce & Louth the nearest telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Donington-
npon-Bain
Chapman John, farm bailiff to the trustees of the late William Chatterton esq
BTIiWTON is a small 'parish, in the Northern division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of the
hundred of Louth Eske, Louth union, petty sessional divi-
sion and county court district, Louth Eske and Lndborongh
rnral deanery No, 3, archdeaoonrr of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, ih miles south-east from Louth station. The church
■of St. Andrew is a small building of stone, of the Early
Norman period, consisting of chancel, nave, sonth porch
and a bell-turret containing i bell : the chancel arch is a
very early example, and previous to alterations about 1851,
some of the original windows remained : the arches of the
sonth door and the blocked up north door are also of a very
early date : the church plate includes a chalice and paten
of silver, dating from about 1630. The register of baptisms
and burials dates from the year 171 1 ; naarriages, 1756. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;f20i, gross yearly
value ;f 350 with residence, including 13 acres of glebe, in
the patronage of and held since i88a by the Rev. Thomas
Bowen, of Queen's CoUe^, Birmingham, who is also vicar
of Keddington. Here is a Free Methodist chapel, built
1 861. Bricks, tiles and sanitary and drainpipes are made
here. Mr. Samuel Foster is lord of the manor. The prin-
cipal landowners are the trustees of the late Mr. William
Everitt Kirk, Mr. Samuel Foster, Mr. King and Mr. Cart-
wright. The soil is loam and clay ; subsoil, day. The crops
are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,003 ;
rateable value, j(f 1,528 ; the population in 1881 was 100.
Letters through liouth, the nearest money order k tele-
graph office
Cmldren of this parish attend the schools at Louth
Bowen Rev. Thomas [rector], Rectory
Brown Thomas, farmer
Cook John, brickmaker
Foster Samuel, farmer & landowner
Gray James, farmer
King Henry, farmer
Lammin James, farmer
Robinson Joel Finney, farmer
Rainthorpe Ann (Mrs.), farmer. North
West farm
Tuxworth John, market gardener
STICSFOBS is a parish and village, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Undsey, west division of Boling-
broke soke, union, petty sessional division and county court
district of Spilsby, rural deanery of Bolingbroke, and diocese
and archdeaconry of Lincoln, 5f miles north-west from East-
ville station and 6 south-west from Spilsby, on the road from
Spilsby to Boston : it has navigation to Boston. The church
ef St. Helen is an edifke of stone, in the Early English style,
'Consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, porch and a fine fifteenth
century tower containing i bell, which weighs about 18
'Cwt, : the chancel was rebuilt by Dr. Kaye, late Bishop of
Liiicdn,and in 1863-4 the south aisle and porch were rebuilt,
the north aisle repaired, a new roof placed over the nave and
the interior re-floored and re-seated. The register dates from
the year 1763. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value
£140, indnding 74 acres of glebe with residence, in the
gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1876 by the Rev.
Geor^ Scratton, of St. Bees. There are Wesleyan and
Primitive Methodist chapels. There are some small charities,
amotmting altogether to £8, for the benefit of the poor.
Roger Pocklington-Coltman esq. D.L., J.P. of Hagnaby
Priory, who is lord of the manor, the Baroness Willoughby
de Eresby, Mrs. Fowler, C. and W. Linton esqrs. W. F.
Scratton Rev. George [vicar]
COMHKBCIAL.
Andrews Jonas, builder
Barber Charles, draper, groQsr, batcher
& farmer
Butctier John, baker k miller (winH)
Cooke Herbert, blacksmith
Davey John, pig dealer k beer retailer
Derbyshire Jas. -Henr^, master of board
school, depui^ registrar of births k
deaths for Stickney sub-district
STIOKimT is a parish and) large village, pleasantly
situated on the borders of the East and West Fens, on tba
rood from Spilsbjr to Boston, in the Mid division of the
ooonty, parts of Lindsey, west division of Bolingbroke soke,
Spilsby county court district, union and petty sessional
Dennis Thomas, farmer
Goodwin Jarvis, farmer
Herring William, farmer
Hipkin James, shopkeeper
Hipkin Thomas, farmer
Holmes John, Red Lion p.h. k grocer
Lill Frauds, farmer
Ling William, farmer
Major John, farmer
Meanwdl John, farmer k landowner
Parrinder Jn. beer retailer k coal dlr
Eland esq. and Mr. John Meanwell are the principal land-
owners. The soil is loamy, with a little sand; subsoil,
loam and clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans and
potatoes. The area is 2,189 acres ; rateable value ^^3,03^ ;
the population in 1881 was 486 in the civil parish, and 357 in
the ecclesiastical.
By a Local Government Board provisioiial order,dated Dea
a4th, 1880, and confirmed by the Act 44 Vict, c xvii. a
detached part of West Keal parish, with a population of 36,
Lusby Fen Allotment, with a population of 26, in Homcastle
union and a detached part of Spilsby, with a population of
67, were transferred to this parish.
Parish Clerk, Robert Sherriff.
Letters through Boston. Stickney is the nearest money
order office. Letteb Box in school wall cleared daily at
Sp.m
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873 ; T.
Ward, New town, Spilsby, clerk to the board k attend-
ance officer
Board (formerly National) School (mixed), for 70 children ;
average attendance, 50 ; James Henry Derbyshire, master
Cabbiebs. — Zealand k Bycroft, to Boston, wed. & sat. ; to
Spilsby, mon
Shaw Henry, blacksmith
Sherriff Jonas, farmer
Sherriff Robert, registrar of births &
deaths for Stickney sub-district
Smith Robert, farmer
Strawson Wm. Hy. farmer. The Grange
Strawson William Thew, farmer. Stick-
ford lodge
Tarry Thomas, boot,Jls shoe maker
Thompson George, farmer
division, rural deanery of Bolingbroke,and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 4I miles west from Eastville railway sta-
tion, 8| north from Boston and 8 south-west from Spilsby : it
has navigation to Boston. The church of St. Luke is a build-
ing of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel
Digitized by VjUUy IC
662 8TICKNBT.
UNCOLirSHmE.
{KEtLVs
BfiTBi kades, porch 8Bd a nMMrfre and IMtjramtmiiUed tower
containing 4 bells : in 1853 a new chancel was erected from
demgns by S&.Butterfield, and In 1855 the r^ of thechnrch
-wan restored by the same architect : the church ma lighted,
in 1884 by the members of the Mayday club, in memory of
the late Ber. Canon Coltman : there is a stained \nndo'(r in
memory of John Earkham esq. : the clinrch will seat 436
persons. Tlie register dates from the year 1565. The living
is a rectory, gross yearly valne ;£3io, including 180 acres of
glebe with residence, in the pift of Mrs. Pocklington-Colt-
man, of Hagnaby, and held smce 1883 by the Rev. (reoige
Henry Hales b.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge. T&
Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have each a chapel.
There are several small charities left at variona times : in
181 1 the Bev. John Robinson left £a<) a year oat of land and
honses in Stickney, for four poor women, and in 1856 this
was increased by William Sonlby, who bequeathed the
interest of ^^400 to the charity, which famishes an income
of 4s. per week each. Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts esq.
is lord of the manor. The land is mnch divided : the
principal landowners are Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts
esq. of Blackthorn Hall and the trustees of the Rev. H.
Portington. Tie soil is rich loam and sand ; subsoil, day
and loam. The chief crops are mnstard, wheat and cats,
Clark Thomas
Once Mrs
Hale* Bev. George Henry b.a. Rectory
MacLaren James Alexander h.b
Pogson Jonathan, sen
Simpson Mrs
Smith Mrs
iBgaoigiamig-imti. T&eaaiis
*t>liie/ £5«#>s ; HiripapaUition in 1881
OOiniXBCUL.
AUiss Henry, grocer Sc diaper
Atkin James, bricklayer
Bidur Cfaarlesy birmer
Baker George, farmer -
Bell William, wheelwright
Bett Henry, baker & nuller (wind)
Belt Thomas B. batcher
Blay Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Blay Thomas, grazier
Boor George, grazier
Borrill John, farmer
BoyersJohn, saddler
Barn Robert, wheelwright
Coney Edward, farmer
Davey Joseph, farmer
Dawber Ancel, farmer
Denton Thomas, beer retailer
Desforges John Thomas, farmer
Dodds Edward, sen. farmer
Dodds Edward, Jan. Rose k Crown f.h
& farmer
STIXWOTTIJ) is a village and parish, with a station i^ ; monstratansian order : it was valued at ^163 is. 3d. and ins
miles south-west from the village, on the Great Northern \ granted in 1540 to Bobert Dighton : thenteof the oonreni
railway and on the east bank of the navigable river covered several acres, bat not a vestige except part c^i the
Witham, across which there is a ferry, in the Mid division ' foundation moondsnow remains. A stone oomn. complete,
of the county, parts of Lindsey, southern division of the ' and one in. fcagmeDt^ were disoovsredim digging a drain ua
wapentake of Gartree, Homcastle union,petty sessional divi- the Abbey farm in i85o,and are now placeduose to the tonr
sion and county court district, rural deanery of Gartree, and of the church. .Christopher Tumor esq. d.i.., j.p. iskirdxf
archdeaconry and diooeae of Lincoln, 124} nulesfromLondoiii I the. manor and sole landowneri The soil is sandy li»ni;
8 south-west from Homcastle and 6 uorth-north-west from subsoil, sand and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
Tattershall. The church of St. Peter is a building of stone, ' oats and naaagold wnrtzeL The afea is 3,050 acres ; raw-
in the Gothic style, the materials for its construction being | able valae, ;£3>7Sk( ; the populatiim in 1S81 was 337.
acquired from the dissolved nunnery, and consists of a large ' Parish Cl«rk, William BocJdey.
chancel, nave and a tower with four pinnacles and contain- 1 posT OmoB.— William Ro^kley, receiver. Letters arrire
mg 2 bells : It iras rebnUt m 1831 and m 1864 the nave was I by railway fnJm' Homcastle at 9.45 a.m. ; di«patd«d tt
reseated and the chancel considerably enlarged: m the: 3,5 p.m. The nearest tooney ordar office is at Baidnevt
churchyard IS a restored cross. The register dates from •' .-"^ . - - . -' —
the year 1543. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
IbnMtotesidBniitei
■mm-Mf.- •■•■'I!
Sakton, Bobert Lovell.
Post, ft MoNZir Oema Office k Savings Baak.-JoiiB
Short, receiver. Letters through. Boston arrive at 6.15
a,m. ; dispatched at 7 p.m. ; tefegraph office at Sibeey ic
Old Leake
Endowed School, founded under tiie will o{ William Lorell,
of Stickney, yeoman, dated 19th December, 1673, vba
left 51 acres of land in Winthorpe for the purchase af a ate
i the bnildiagi of a school, for the instruction uf " yonth.
fitt for the University in Latin, Greeke k Hebrew,"
vesting it in three trustees : the school was built on tvo
acres of land purchased at Stickney k regnlstians were
made by the trustees in 1772 : the school was rebuilt in
1857-8, at a cost of £397, from designs by Mr. Alfred J.
M. Lettleir,. then scnoofmaater, but formerly an arefaitect:
the present income from the endowment is ^iti yeartj,
which is applied to the payment of the master : the school
is maingea by a body of nine trustees ; William
Andrews, master
Casbisss^— John Parrinden Jt William Zealand, in Boston,
wed. k sat. ; to Spilsby, mon
Sexty John, farmer
Short John, grocer k draper, k ageni
for W. 4 A. Gilbey, wine & spirit
merchants, Post oiCoe
Simpson George, grocer k tailor
Smith WiUiam, farmer. West Fen side
Smith William, farmer, Tbnm liales
Sowden Thos (Hrs. ) machine ovrner
Sowden William (Mrs.), day school
Spring WiUiam, ooal dealer
Sykes John, wheelwright
Sykea William CordwiB,- shopkeeper
Taylor Geotse, farmer. Hall lane
Thompson Phillip, tomer
Thompson Richd. faimrer.West Fencidc
Turner James, road surveyor b ttss-
tant overseer
Turner Thomas, cattle dealer
Turner William, beer retailer
Wsdker William, wheelwright
Watkinion John Hy. butcher A farmer
Wilson Parker, becar retailer k shoe nu
Winter Eliiabeth (Miss), dress maker
Winter Williamt blacksmith
Woodthorpe Arthur, blacksmith
Would Stephen, <^rrier
Wright Oeoi^ machine owner
Wright William, beer retailer
Tamel Thomas, farmer
Donnor Charles, carpenter k farmer
Donnor George, miller (wind)'jc baker
Fox William, cow kbeper'jc shoemaker
Gosling John, farmer
Hemp^ock Editb-I^dia (Mrs.),9hopkpr
Hempstock Wm.blacksmith k shopkpr
Hewson Joseph, plumber & glazier
Houlden Betsey (Miss), milliner & dross
maker
Jeffrey Benjamia, facmer
Johnson Henry, iarmer-
Kirkbam Thomas, graiisr. The Grange
Lammin William, farmer
Leak Edwin, baerretailer k shoe ma
Leonard John, gnudar
Lovell Charles, farmer, Bar greens
Lovell Robert, tailor
Lovell Samuel, wheelwT^it
Lyell k Cf ton, farmers, The Cottage
iucLaren James Alennder m.b. aur-!
gaon, medical officer k public vaccin-
ator for Stickney diet, ^ilshy nnion.
Metcalfe Thos.sen.< farmer^Ei^at Faa side
Metcalfe Thomas, jun. farmer, Bhiphs la
" "" lodge) (William
Oddfellows (Coltman
Andrews, sec)
Plant William, tailor
Pogson Jonathan jun. farmer
Ranson David, beer retailer k shopkpr
Boshton Joseph, farmer
;^I32, including 44 acres of glebe, with residence, in the
gift of Christopher Tumor esq. i>.L., i.r. of Stoke Bochford,
and hdd since 1881 by the Bev. William Bennett i,.Th. of
Durham University. Rannlph, Earl of Chester, and Lucy,
reh'ct of Ivo Talbois, founded a convent here, in the reign of
Stephen, dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, for nuns of the Pre-
Bennett Rev. William. i^Th. [Vicarage]
Bramley Henry
CaUXKBClAI..
Bramley Henry, farmer
Fixter Henry, grocer k draper
Gaunt Jesse, fanner
Gaunt John, farmer
Hancock John, wheelwright
LongstaS Robert,farmer,HaUstead hall
Parker William, brick k tile lOfiKer
EAST STbOKWXTH is an ecclesiastical parish, formed
in 1846 from Gainsborough civil pariah, consistingof the
townships of East STocKwrrR and Walkesitb, in ttie
Northern division of the eonnty, wapentake of OorringfaaBi,'
union, petty sessional division aoA county court district at
Gainsborongh, rural daaaety of Corringham, arehdeaoonry
M Stiiv tod diocese of Linooln, pleaaaatly sitaated <m tfae
east bank of thetivtrTrent, 4 oiiles noith-ODrth-west fivm
triegraph office «t Bsrdney & Hbmeastle
Ifational School (mixed), erected with teacher's residence m
1851, for 100 children, with an average attendance of 5°
k supported Vj pence, contributions k government
^nt; William Koddey, certified niaster ,- Mrs. Maiy Am
Bookley,- mistress
Railway Station, A. Reeson, station master
Bockley William, post office, s. mi
measurer
Tntnor Christopher, fanner & lanj-
bwner, Abbey farm
Yonag \miiain, blacksmith
Gainsborough, the nearest taHway station. There is a fenr
over the Trent for passengers ana Tehides to Wes» Swei-
with, in Nottinghamshire, where is the basin-of the Cbe9tc^
Seld.eamd. TbexsharchoCSti Petecoanaectat«}fidLjciI]r.
1S46, is a veaHL edifioe of atbna, in the £asiy E>iglj^.ttrle.
BOnsi»tiiig<f'' ahancB aad aavai and ac t^rirret^^ifitfe^noU
sptM oohtaining a ML: thei^ aie^ixiteiiiad:laBtwt;idadOT
ai>d.a» ai^:ieradaB,iBddad in.^xB8a 1 tfcadqmir.is •«■*•<!
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
STOER ROCHFORD. 663
with open benches for 333 people. The register dates from
the year 1847. The living is a vicarage, net jrearly ralTie
£aw> with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since 1876 by the Rev. James Crmnhill b.a. of
Enomanuel College, Ounbridge. Here are a Wesleyan and
a Primitive Methodist chapel, wherein Sunday schools are
held ; there is also a Wesleyan chapel at Walkerith. The
son is alluvial and rich warp ; subsoil, peat. The area of
East Stockwith is 454 acres; rateable value, ;f 1,776; the
population in 1881 was 410, of which 87 are in Walkerith
township.
WAJ.XZBITK township is situate one mile south, on the
east bank of the Trent, whidi divides this county from
Nottinghamshire ; there is a ferry. Its area is 3S3A. 3B.
aop. ; and the rateable value, ;f 567.
East Stockwith.
Birks Benjamin
GnmhillBev. Jas.B.A. [vicar]. Vicarage
Swift Oeorge, Manor house
OOUUXRCIAL.
Barrett Henry, farmer
Belton John, farmer, Bavensileet
Bywater George Flower, grocer, Post
office, Trent side
Cooper Isaac, butcher
Fish James, shopkeeper
Forrington Charles Tom, farmer
Hellyer John T. inland revenue otHcer
Hoodless Joseph Benjaaiin, blacksmith
At B&vxKSFLBXr, about half a mile north-east, close to
the Trent, is the pumping engine of the Morton Carr drain-
age ; and there are two firm-houses.
Parish Clerk, Oeorge Betts.
Post OmcK, Trent side. — George Flower Bywater ^receiver.
Letters arrive from Gainsborough at 9 a.m. ; dispatched
at 4.15 p.m. Grainsborongh is the nearest money order
k, telegraph office. Waij. Lettes Box, Walkerith, cleared
at 4.30 p.m. on week days only
National School, built in 1846, for 98 children, with an
average attendance of 65 ; it is managed by a committee,
ft supported by voluntary contributions, a government
grant & school fees ; Charles Bonrroughs, master
Willows 6eorge,farmer & potato grower
Wilson John, blacksmith
Winn Eb'aha, grocer
Wright John, taxidermist
"Walkerith.
Hepworth Matthew, Bose cottage
Surfleet Bobert
Belton "nioniaa, farmer
Cooper John, boat builder
Hudson George, farmer & ferryman.
Ferry House inn
Laughton John, farmer
Staniland John, farmer
Lockwood Thomas, farmer
Maw John Whittaker, Ferry House inn
Jc ferrjrman
Mitchell Bobert, pfrocer
Morton Carr Dramage (the trustees of)
(Samuel Naylor, engine driver),
Bavensfleet
Palmer Richard, farmer. Rose cottage
Pickering Samuel, farmer
Bose Thomas, farmer
Shaw Frederick, farmer
Slingsby George Anyan, wheelwright
Snowden Bbenezer, farmer
Waterhouse ThomaSjfarmer^avensfleet
STOKE ROOHFOSD is a parish comprising the town- 1 attached to the north wall of the north chancel chapd and
ships of NoBTH and South Stoke and Easton, united for
ecclesiastical but s^nrate for civil purposes, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Spittlegate petty
sessional division, Grantham soke, union and county court
district, rural deanery of Beltisloe, and archdeaconry and
diocese>of Lincoln, South Stoke is picturesquely situated a
short distance west of the Great North rood, a miles south-
west from Great Ponton station and 6 south from Grantham.
The church of St. Andrew and St. Mary, situated on a knoll,
commanding a very pleasant view, is a building of stone,
chiefly of the Perpendicular period, but with portions of
Norman, Early English and Decorated work : it consists of
<diancet with aisles, deresioried nave of three bays, aisles,
south porch and an embattled western tower with small
angle pinnacles and containing 5 bells : there was formerly
a church at North Stoke, dedicated to St. Andrew, and on
its demolition the conjoint title- was given to tiiis building,
formerly known as St. Mary's : the oldest features are the
nave arcades, of rich Norman work, the north side being the
oIdest,and thie Early English tower; the tower and some other
portions are Decorated, out otherwise most of the remainder
of the edifice appears to be Perpendicular work ; the south
chancel chapel was built by Balph Bochford and his wife,
in 1448, and the opposite one soon after by another member
of that family ; in the south wall of the former is a plain
piscina, and below the easternmost arch of both chapel
arcades is a panelled altar tomb, the southernmost havmg
an arched canopy ; ^t the east end of the north chapel is a
fine sepulchral memorial, said to have been brought from
the church at North Stoke, and consisting of a large freestone
slab, on which are cut in high relief effigies of a knight
and lady of the early part of the fourteenth century,
believed to represent Jonn de Neville and his wife; m
the chancel is a brass, with effigies, to Henry Roohforte
esq. 1470, and iiis wife Elizabew (Scrope), five sons and
three daughters; another slab has a brass, with effigies,
inscribed to Olyver Sentjohn esq. 1503, son of the Duchess
of Somerset (who was grandmother of King Henry VIL)
and to Elizabeth (Bygod) his wife ; a third brass is inscribed
to Sibella Seyntjomi, daughter of Oliver Sentjohn, 1493 :
there are various monuments to the Cbolmeley and Turner
families, of which the finest is one ot freestone, placed
against the south wall of the south chancel chapel, erected
by Montague Cholmeley, in 1641, to his father and mother,
Henry ana Elizabeth, and other members of his family ; it
is ridily carved and gilt, and upon the base within arched
recesses are kneeling effigies of the parents, and in smaller
recesses effigies of two sons ; intermediate oolimms support
• cornice of panel work, enriched with armorial bearuigs
and ornaments ; there are inscriptions dating from 1 631 to
1803, and other monuments of the same family to 1880 : of
the Tumor monuments, the best is one of black marble.
Stoke Bochford.
Jeaaon Rev. Frederick ii,A. Rectory
Tumor Christopher d.l., j.p. k I/ady
Caroline, Stoke Bochford Hall
CockersciU Charles, bead gardener to
C. Tumor esq
Harrington James^ bead gamekeeper tu
C. Tomor esq
Ukwer/n. farm itSiB to C. Tnnior esq
inscribed to Sir Edmund Tumor, 1707, and Elizabeth, his
wife, 1679; there are monuments to this family to 1853 : the
three eastern windows, the west window and two in the
soDth aisle are stained : the communion plate is dated 1671.
The register dates from the year 1663. The living is a
rectory, gross yearly value ;f 1,150, including about so acres
of glebe land and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincohi, and held since 1879 by the Rev. Frederick Jesaon
K.A. of Trinity College, Dnbmi. Here are almshouses,
founded by Sir Edmund Tumor in 1677, for aizpoor peo)^,
each of whom receives is. weekly and coals. The charities
are ol £13 yearly value, arising from property at Grantham.
The manor belongs to Christopher Tumor esq. dj.-, j.f. who
is also principal landowner, and resides at the Hall, a noble
mansion in Uie Elizabethan style, erected in 1840-5 from
designs by Salvin ; it occupies tiie site of a former residence
and in front 'of it is an obelisk with the inscription on i
panel ; " In honour of Sir Isaac Newton " : in the park there
18 also a splendid waterfall from a spring which rises here
from the limestone rock ; the estate is of a very undulating
character and extensively wooded ; Roman remains have
been at various times discovered here, the most recent
" find " being someportions of a Roman villa which were
uncovered in 1824. The soil is creach ; subsoil,day. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is. North Stoke,
1,844 acres; South Stoke, 1,41a acres; rateable value,
North Stoke, ;^i,S74 ; South Stoke, ^£3,437 ; and the popula-
tion in 1881 was 509 in the parish viz. : North Stoke, 156 ;
South Stoke, 134 ; Easton, 219.
Easton is a township, on the east of the Great North road-
Easton Hall, the beautiful seat of Sir Hugh Arthur Henry
Cholmeley bart. nx., j.p. is a noble mansion of stone, in the
^izabethan style, almost wholly rebuilt since 1805, and
situated in the midst of a well-wooded park, through which
the river Witham runs. The magnificent entrance hall
contains an extensive display of mediasval armour and
weapons.
Parish Clerk, Wesley Hughes.
Post Office, Easton.— Mra. Elizabeth Deacon, receiver-
Letters from Grantham arrive at 7 a.m. ; dopart at6 p.m.
Colsterworth is the nearest money order olHce ; the tele-
graph office is at Grantham
Schools: —
Village, Stoke Bochford (mixed), built in 1840, on the
estate of k supported entirely by Lady Caroline Tumor,
for 60 children, with an average attendance of 43 ; Mrs.
Elizabeth Watchom, mistress
Village, Easton (mixed), erected about 1878, on the estate
of k supported entirely by Lady Chohnetey, for 45
children ; average attenoance, 33 ; Miss Annie Elizabeth
Speake, mistress
Fisher Thomas, farmer
Gibson John, shoe maker
Johnson George, farm bailiff, to Sir
H. A. H. ChoUneley bart. d.l., j.p
Langshaw Pearson CSiarles, land agent
to Sir EL A. H. Cholmel^ bart. D.L..
J.p
Nixon George, head gardener to Sir
H. A. H. Chobneley bert. s^l., J.P
Minta Frederick, farmer, Stoke grange
Minta William, farmer
Watchom James, shoe maker
Xaston.
Cholmeley Sir Hugh Arthur Henry
bart. D.I,., J.p. Eutonhall
Benson William, farmer, Easton lodge
Blow \miiam, stud groom to Sir H. A.
H. Cholmeley bart. d.l., j,f
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LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
STOW 13 a parish, comprising thetoviwbipaorNoRiiANBY
and Stow and Bbansby and Stcbtos, in the Mid divigion
of the county. Well wapentake, Gainsborough union and
county court district, parts of Lindsey, rural deanerj' of
Lawress No. 3, archdeaconry of Ston-and diocese of Lincoln :
Stow is isoi miles from London, 7} south-east from Gains-
borough and 2 west from Stow Park station on the loop
line of the Great Northern railway, which joins the main line
at Doncastcr and Peterborough. St. Mary's church, a vener-
pile, and originally serving as the Cathedral church of the
ancient diocese of Sidnacestcr in Lindsey, founded in the
seventh century : it stands on the site of a still older one,
erected by Eefrid, in commemoration of his saintly wife's
stay ill this placo : the former church was probably cruciform
in plan and rather longer than the present structure, with a
south aisle attached to the chancel : it is supposed to have
been burnt by the Danes a.d. 871 : the present fabric, com-
menced about a. d. 1050 by Ednoth, Bishop of Dorchtster,
is a spacious cruciform structure, consisting of chancel,
transepts, nave and a central tower, the (Perpendicular)
upper stage of which terminates in an embattled parapet
with four crocketed pinnacles : the tower is supported by
double arches springing from massive piers, and contains 5
bells : the transept, including the central piers and arches
supporting the tower, undoubtedly formed part of the
ancient cathedral, but the upper portion of the walls has
been rebuilt, yet still in the Saxon period : the existing nave
dates from a little before the Conquest : the choir is the
work of Bishop Remigiua (1070-92; : this grand old edifice,
chiefly Early Norman, was restored by subscription in
1863-5, at a cost of ;£5,ooo, through the instrumentality of
the late incumbent, the Rev. John Atkinson, and the assist-
ance of the Venerable Edward Trolloiie, the present Arch-
deacon of Stow, who presented a hanasome communion ser-
vice to the church in 1875 : the church has three beautiful
doorways in the nave, each of which is a fine specimen of
Norman work : the chancel, restored in 1852, has a vaulted
stone roof, and the outside bears marks of ftre to which this
mother church of the diocese of Lincoln has been subjected :
a large pillar at the west end of the navp.left unrestored, bears
marks of the great conflagration at Stow a.d. 1156, referred
to in the annals of the Court of Exchequer : the west win-
dow is Perpendicular, and there is a niche of that date on
the north side of the west door : the font consists of an
octagonal basin on a single shaft, surrounded by smaller
ones: the total length of the church is 150 feet: in 1865,
during the remoTU of some stone work placed within a
recess in the east wall of the north transept, eridenoes were
Stow.
Smith William
COimSBCIAL.
Adams Isaac Crowthcr, farmer,Stow pk
Auckland John, tailor
Butler John, farmer
Charity George Thomas, grocer
Clarke Jn. grocer tt carpenter. Stow pk
Dickinson Tobias, shoe maker
Dook Henr}', shopkeeper
Dove James, shopkeeper
STOwJBi, near Market Deeping, is a small parish, in the
Southern division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Ness
wapentake, Stamford union and county court district, rural
deanery of Ness, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
6 miles north-east from Stamford, 3 north-west from Market
Deeping and about 3 north-by-cast from Tallington station.
The church of St. John the Baptist was taken down in
1772, The living is a vicarage, united to that of Barholm,
joint net yearly value ;f 165 including 70 acres of glebe, in
the gift of the trustees of Oakham and Uppingham schools,
and held since 1876 by the Rev. George Palmer Lane M.A.
STB AOOIiETHOBPE is a small village and parish,
situate on the Brant stream, in the Southern division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, Loveden wapentake, Newark
union and county court district, petty sessional division of
Grantham, rural deanery of Loveden, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles west from Lcadenham station
and 8 east from Newark. The church uf St. Michael is a
small building of stone and brick, in the Early English style,
consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle and a turret contain-
ing 3 bells : in the church is a marble monument to Sir
Richard Earle hart, the last male descendant of that family.
The register dates from the year 1765. The living is a
chapelry, ;-early value /45, united to the rectory of Beck-
enham, in the gift of William Muller esq. and held since
Parke William, farmer | Tonge John, farmer
8TR0ZT0N is a small village and parish, in a narrow
dell, in the Southern division of the county, parts of Kes-
teven, wapentake of Winnibriggs and Threo, Spittlegate
petty sessional division, Grantham union and county court
district, rural deanery of South Orantham,and archdeaconry
Driver Edward, farmer
, Drury Henry, farmer
I Forrington John Turner, farmer k com
I merchant. Stow park
! Godson Richard, farmer
Harrison Joseph k George, farmers ft
I graziers
I Harrison John, farmer
I Hill William, blacksmith
Ingham John, farmer
i Knowles Charles, farmer
met with of the existence of an altar here dedicated to St.
Thomas of Canterbury, and above the site of the altar vere
considerable remains of a mural painting representing the
figure of an archbishop vested, and on either side saaes
from the martjTdom of Becket. The register, includiag
Bransby, Normanby and Starton, dates from the veac
1561. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ^^301,
net yearly value £^ao, including 21^ acres of glebe, vith
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held
since 1877 by the Rev. Charles Nevile m.a. of Trinity Col-
lege, Oxford, canon (non-residentiary) of Lincoln, neat of
Coates and rural, dean of Lawress No. a, who resides at
Sturton. There is a Wcsleyan Methodist chapel. The
remains of the moat of an episcopal residence, once ocenpiel
by St. Hugh, still exist in Stow park. Stow fair, held
October loth, is still kept up, principally for the aile of
colts. Edward Weston Crac'roft-Amcotts is lord of the
manor. The principal landowners are Ashton Cox esq. Mr.
Bellwood's trustees and the trustees of the Rev. P. Broirn.
The soil is loam and clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crtf^
are cereals, with peas ; there is much pasture for gnaag
purposes. The ares of Normanby and Stow towuhip is
9,7i6a. 3K. 9P. ; rateable value, ;^3o8 ; the popolation in
1881 was, of the entire parish, z>oo7 ; and of the township,
361.
Parish Clerk, William Winterboume.
The children of Stow go to the Board School at Sturton
Normanby-by-Stow is a joint township with Stov.is
the parish of Stow, comprising a single farm, occupied by
William George Webster, farmer : it is one-third of a mile
to ttie north-west of Stow, about 3 miles north-east from
Marton and 5 south-east from Lea station.
Bransby and Stcmon township will be found under a
separate head.
Letter Box cleared at 3.30 p m. week days only. Letters
for Normanby arrive via Gainsborough & those for St»ir
arrive from Lincoln. Ingham is the nearest money order
oflioe for both places. The telegraph office is at Stov
park
A School Board of seven members was formed in 1876 for
the united district of Stow k Normanby; Coates &
Sturton k Bransby; J. Graven, Gainsborough, clerk to
the board ; T. M. Spink, attendance oSicer
The children attend the Board School at Sturton
Cabbibbs. — Prestwood k Atkinson pass tbrongh here ererr
tuesday en ronte to Gainsborough
I Moate John, Cross Ke}'S p.h. k farmer
Nicholson 'Thomas, farmer. Stow park
Pickup James, farmer
Pyecroft Joseph, farmer
Richardson Thomas, farmer
Sergeant George (Mrs.), farmer
Spink John, fanner
Wilkinson John, pig jobber
Normanby-by-Stow.
Webster William George, farmer
of St. John's College, Cambridge. Lord Kesteven j.p. a
lord of the manor and principal owner of the land which he
farms. The soil is light loam ; subsoil, gravel. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 355 acres ;
rateable value, ;i^6oo; the population in 188 1 was 23.
Letters through Stamford. Market Deeping is the nearest
money order otiloe ; the telegraph office is at TUlinftoa
station
The children of this place go to Greatford school
1878 by the Rev. Frederick Fitzgerald m.a. of Trinity Oil-
lege, Dublin, who resides at ^kingham. The DM HalL
formerly the residence of the Earle family, is the property
of Sir William Earle Welby-Gregory bart. but is occupied as
a farm-house. Sir William Earle Welby-Gregory bsrt-
D.L., j.p. is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil
is heavy loam and clay ; subsoil, principally clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, seeds and turnips. Tlie area is
1,150 acres ; rateable value, ;f 1,104; the popnUtioo in i88>
was 85.
Parish Gerk, Benjamin Bonner.
Letters through Newark. The nearest money order fc tele-
graph office is Leadenham
I
and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles south-west from Grantham
and li west-by-north from Great Ponton station. The church
of All Saints is an edifice of stone in the Norman and Early
English styles, and consists of chancel, with aisle, nave of
two bays, aisles, small north transept, south porch and t
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DIRECTOBY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE, sturton and bransby. 665
western aaddle-backed toirer, containing 3 bells: in the
restoration which tcok place during 1874-5, the old founda-
tions of the aisles vere ascertained, and the Trhole of the
external Trails rebuilt upon the old lines, tbe arcades being
opened and the previously built up columns and arches,
both in tbe nave and chancel, carefully repaired : a neir
south porch Tras also erected, and the tower, an inferior
structure formine no part of the ancient church, was re-
built : the original Norman chancel arch is now the tower
arch, and a later Norman doorway, formerly the western
entrance to the early church, has been reset in the western
face of the tower : in the north wall of the clianoel is a third
arch of this period opening into the transept : several small
carved dedication crosses belonging to the old fabric have
been replaced nearly in the position which they previously
occupied : the chancel retains a piscina, and on the north
side an arched aumbry of Early English date : tbe east
window is stained : a fine Early English tombstone, with
raised floriated cross, found near the west end of the church,
has been placed on a slab near the porch ; in the transept is
a mural monument, with arms, to William Bh'th, of Strox-
ton, 1644 : the restoration of the church, mtended as a
memorial to the Rer. P. J. Earlo Welby, late rector, was
carried out under the direction of Messrs. Kirlc, architects,
of Sleaford, at a cost (rf about ;f 1,500. There are sittings
for 100 persons. The register dates from the year 1735.
The living is a rectory, gross yearly value, from titlio rent-
charge ;^o6, in the gift of Sir William Earle Welby-
Oregoiy &irt. and held since 1883 by the Rev. Frederick
Glyn Montagu Powell h.a. of Corpus Christi college, Cam-
bridge, who resides at Grantham. In this parish are three
copious springs, which help to supply Grantham with water.
Sir William Earle Welby-Gregory bart. d.l., j.p. is lord of
the manor and sole landowner. The soil is creach ; subsoil,
stone. The chief crops are wheat and roots. The area is
973 acres ; rateable value, j£i,475 ; the population in i88t
was 100.
Parish Clerk, Henry Daln.
Lbttkr Box cleared at 6 p.m. Letters through Grantham,
the nearest money order & telegraph office
National School (mixed), erected about 1845, ''X ^^^ l*** Sir
Glynne Earle Welby Gregory bart. for 40 children, with'
an average attendance of 18 & supported principally by
the Welby family ; Mrs. Mary Bass, mistress
I Lynn John, fanner, Church farm
BlankleyJane (Mrs. ), farmer
Hind Joseph,{armer,8tToxton lodge f rm
STKTTBBT, with
Stbcbby is a village and parish, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lmdse^, WoM division of the hundred of
Calcewortb, petty sessional lUvision of Calceworth, Louth
union apd county court district, rural deaner}' of Calceworth
No. I, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, about 4
miles north from Alford, 4 north-east from Claythorpe
station, 10 sonth-east from Lonth and 135 from London by
the East Lincolnshire branch of the Great Northern railway.
The church of St. Oswald, rebuilt in 1857, of brick and stone
(with the exception of the chancel), at a cost of about £500,
is an edifice in the Early Decorated and Perpendicular styles,
and consists of chancel, nave, south aisle and a turret con-
taining I bell : the only existing portion of the old church is
the south arcade, tbe whole of the remainder having fallen
when the roof was removed : the east end of the aisle
formed a chantry, enclosed by a screen ; in the church are
several monuments to the Ballett family, including one dated
1531, but without a Christian name, another to William
Ballett, of Woodthorpe, and alderman of London, 1648,
aged 90 : and a third to Charles Ballett esq. 1703: in the
chancel is a female effigy : a piscina remains in the south
wall : the chancel was rebuilt by the Ecclesiastical Com-
missioners in 1875, at a cost of upwards of /'400, and a
smdl vestry was added by the incumbent. The register
dates from the year 1558. The living is a discharged
vicarage, tithe rent-charge £305, net yearly value ;^3oa,
_, . . Chapman John, farmer
BtrUDDy, Drewery Joseph, jnn. farmer
Dunham Mre - . —
Farrow Mre
Taylor Rev. Christopher Tennant m.a.
fvicar]
Aiuby John, farmer
Atkinson John, farmer
I Voce Edward, farmer
Dunham Thomas, farmer k landowner
Farrow Joseph, farmer
Janney Joseph, farmer, shopkeeper, &
post office
Kerman John, farmer
Millson Edward (ezors. of), fanner
WOOSTHOSPE.
indnding 17 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the
Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and held since 1881 by the
Rev. Christopher Tennant Taylor m.a. of St. Mary Hall,
Oxford. The rectorial tithes are now held by the Ecclesias-
tical Commissionera. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel.
In 1738 Mr. Thomas Wilkinson left a yearly rent-charge of
;^2 I3S. out of afarmat Cumberworth for the poor of this
parish, to be distributed in bread. Strubby is m the manor
of Bilsby, and the open fields were enclosed in 1840. The
principal landownen are Capt. Robert Charles Vyner, of
Moat house, Ganby, and William Holland Ballot Fletcher
esq. The soil is clay ; subsoil, blue clay and red marl.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and turnips.
Tbe area is 3,075 acres ; rateable valne, ^^3,465 ; the
population in i83i was 389, including Woodthorpe.
Woodthorpe is a hamlet belonging to Strubby, from
which place it is nearly 2 miles south. The Hall, now the
residence of William Kelk esq. is a substantial mansion,
and was formerly the seat of the Ballett family, several of
whom are buried in the church at Strubby.
Parish Clerk, Georee .Tanney.
Post Ofkicb. — Joseph Janney, receiver. Letters through
Alford at 8 a.m. by messenger, who retui^is at 5.30 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Alford
Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1878, for 40 chil-
dren ; average attendance, 45 ; Miss Annie Blick, mistress
Rhoades Charles, farmer
Rowe William, joiner k carpenter
Woodthorpe.
Kelk William, The Hall
Harrison William, fanner ft well sinker
Whaler John, farmer
B'tiihTOTSt is a small village and parish, in the Southern Hargreave charity of ^^71 yearly, derived from 43 acres, is
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Loveden wapen- ' — '— ' — "- '- -' *■ — ' *' '^ — ■ '—'
take, petty sessional division of Grantham, union and
coonty court district of Newark, rural deanerjr of Loveden,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, i mile east from
the Claypole station on the Great Northern railway and 6
miles south-east from Newark. The chnrch of St. Martin,
rebuilt about 1800, at the expense of the late Sir Robert
Heron bart. is a small building of stone in a modem style
of Gothic, consisting of chancel and nave and a tower, with
pinnacles, containing 3 bells : there are two stained windows.
The register dates from the year 1660. The living is a
rectory, tithe rent-charge ;f 370, net yearly value ;f 300, in-
cluding 40 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of George
Nevile esq. and held since 1868 by the Rev. Pennyman
Ralph Worsley m.a. of Trinity College, Cambridge. The
Nevile George d.l., j.f. Stubton hall •
Worsley Rer. Pennyman Ralph u.A
[rector]
STUBTON and BBANSBT form a township in
Stow parish; the latter is situate one mile sonth-east
from the former : the township is for civil purposes separate
from Stow ; it is in the Mid dirisiDU of the county, parts of
Lindsey, Well wa^ntake, Gainsborough union, Lincoln
petty sessional division, and Gainsborongh county court
district, 8} miles south-east from Gainsborough, a south-
east &om Marton station, and 9 north-west from Lincoln.
St. Hugh's Mission chnrch, erected in 1879, at a total cost,
indnding site, of />,5oo, from designs by Mr, J. L. Pear'
a DnudiB
son B.A.,F.S.A.i8 a I
applied partly to church expenses, and the residue is carried
to the poor rates. Stubton Hall is a handsome modern
mansion, with' extensive gardens and pleasure grounds
attached, and is the seat of George Nevile esq. d.l., j.p. who
is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
stiff Inam and clay ; subsoil, clay and stone. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and seeds. The area is 860
acres ; rateable value, ;^3,366 ; the population in 1881 was
132.
Parish Clerk, William Jarvis.
Letter Box cleared at ^ p.m. week days only. Letters
through Newark, which is the nearest money order &
telegraph office
National School, erected by George Nevile esq. ; Miss
Birch, mistress
Herring Edward, farmer 1 Ross Dexter, farmer
Mnncey James, farm bailiff to George Ross George, farmer
Nevile esq. d.l., l.T ' Stanger Charles, farmer
consisting of nave with apse, western lobby, organ chamber,
vestry and a wooden bell-cot at the east end of the nave con-
taining I bell : the apse is divided from the nave by a carved
screen. There are 100 sittings, all free. There are also
Wesleyan, Primitive Methodist and the Plji-mouth Brethren
chapels here, and a Meeting house belonging to the Society
of Friends. Bricks and tiles are made here. Edward
Western Cracraft-Amcotts esq. of Hackthom is lord of the
manor The prindpal landownen are Messre. Edward and
George Hyde, George Sykes, GUI and John Jollands. Tbe
soil is loam and clay ; sobaoil, clay. The chief crops are
ling of local brick in the I.«Dcet style.
Digitized by VjUUV IC
666 STURTONAVDBRAirsBY. LINGOLNSHIRE.
[kELEY*8
shoe
Hands William, farmer
Hdwell Robert, farmer & grazier
Hmit William, beer retailer
Jenkinaon Arthur, farmer
JoUands John, farmer
Knipe John, farmer
Kno7les William, farmer
Lobley Edward, butcher
Marshall John, blacksmith
Middleton John & Son, boot k
makers & fanners
Mitton WilliamMoss Bed Lion f.h
Honk James, grocer & draper
Oldfield Charles, farmer
Ficksley Alfred, nuUer (irind), Sab-
scription mill
Pressirood Thomas, csTrier k higgler
Pyecrof t Joseph, farmer
Reed Richard, blacksmith
Sharpe Joaeph, farmer
Shanie Thomas, tailor k woollen draper
Spink Jn. farmer k grazier, Merehonse
whest^ barley, turnips, and some land in pastnre. The
area (4 the two townships is 2,033 acres ; rateable ralne,
;^3,iig ; the population m 1881 was 649, Sturton 596, and
Bransby 63.
Post OmcE. — Robert Gibson, receiver. Letters through
Lincoln, vii Saxelby, arrive 10 a.m. ; depart 4 p.m.
Saxelby is the nearest money order office ; the telegraph
oflBce is at Stow Park
Sturton.
Nevile Rev, Canon Charles m.a. [rector
of Stow & Stnrton, vicar of CUatee],
The Rectory
COMMKSCIAJm
Atkinson John, carrier k higgler
Baxter Thomas, farmer
Booth George, farmer
Booth Robert, beer retailer k carrier
Booth William, former
Brown Stephen, farmer
Brumby Joseph, farmer
dark John, wheelwright
Credland Joseph, farmer
Cawkwell Leachman, farmer
Davison Jas. agricnltrL machine mannf
Denton Edmund, farmer k grazier
Famsworth John, bricklayer
Foster Robert k William, farmers
Gibson Ann (Mrs.), grocer k draper
Gelder Frederick tinman k lamp dealer
OVJEA.T STTTBXON (or Stilton Maona) is a scat-
tered village and parish, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Lmdsey, north division of Gartree wapentake, Horn-
castle union, petty sessional division and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Homcastle, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, situated at the foot of the Wolds, on
billy ground, and bounded on the east by the river Bain, $i
miles sonth-east from Wragby station on the Louth and
Lincoln railway, 6 north-west from Homcastle station, and
16 east from Lincoln. The parish was enclosed about 1776.
The church of All Saints is an ancient building of stone,
consisting of large chancel, nave and a low square wooden
turret, with five small pinnacles, each surmounted by a
vane, and containing i bell ; it formerly had a north
aisle and a tower, but those were taken down and the mate-
rials used in building walls to enclose the church-yard : tiie
3 bells were sold about 1810. The register dates from the
year 1656. The living is a vicarage, consoUdated with that
Laming William, farmer I Walter John, farmer
Scholey John Charles, farmer Wattam Cluarles, farmer
Walter Alfred, farmer ' Wattam George, farmer, Highgate ho
SUDBROOKE is a small parish, in the Mid division of
the county, parts of I jndsey, Lawress wapentake, union and
county court district of Lincoln, Lawress rural deanery
No. I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles
north-east-by-east from Lincoln, and a west from Lang-
worth station. The church of St. Edward was rebuilt m
i860 as a memorial church to the late Richard Ellison
esq. of Sudbrooke Holme, who left j^a,ooo for the purpose,
and is a building of stone in the Xorman style, from de-
signs by Mr. Dobson, architect, consisting of apsidal chancel,
nave, south porch and bell gable at the west end, containing
I bell : some fragments of the early church- of Late Norman
or Transitional date have been carefully preserved, but the
present church, in its plan, elevation and details, is ;chiefly a
copy of the Norman cliureh at Steetley ; there are memo-
rial windows at the south of the chaiioel to Mrs. Ellison,
widow of the late Richard Ellison esq. The register dates
from the year 1579. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-
charge £s6, net yearly value ^£180, including 90 acres of
Mackenzie Rev. Roderick Bain m.a. ] Sibthorp Coningsby Charles X.A., }.r..
Rectory | c.i.. Sudbrooke Holme
This place is included in the Stow^by-Gainsford United Dis-
trict School Board, formed in 1876
Board School (mixed), built in 1840, at a cost of /i,6oo, for
310 children ; average attendance, i3o ; E. H. Gamer,
master ; Miss A. Mundey, assistant mistress
Cabbiebs. — Presswood k Atkinson, to Gainsborough, every
tues. ; to Lincoln, Presswood k Atkinson, every fri. ;
Booth, mon. wed. k fri. ; Crane, mon. k fri
Spencer James k Smithson Thomas k
Co. fanners
Spnrr George, farmer
Stotbard Gwrge, shoe maker
Stores James, former
Sturton Farmers' Subscription Mill,
(Alfred Picksley, miller)
Warriner Jn.jiu.tailor k woollen draper
Watson Elmer, wheelwright
Webster Jabez, brick k tile maker
Webster William, farmer
Wheatcroft Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress ma
Woodhoase Thomas, agricultural ma-
chine mannfocturer
Woodhouse William, agricultural ma-
chine manufacturer
Braaaby.
Jenkinson Arthur, farmer
Spencer Franklin, farmer
Spencer James, farmer
Wright John, shoe maker
I Elvidge John, former
SXTBFIiEST is a parish, with a station, i mile north-
east from the village, on the Great Northern railway, situate
on the river Glen, in the Southern division of the county,
parts of Holland, Kirton wapentake, Spalding union amd
county court district, rural deanery of North Holland No. i,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 96! miles from
London, and 4 north from Spilding^ The church of St.
Lawrence is a stone structure, m the Decorated and Perpen-
dicular styles, consisting of small chancel, clerestoried and
embattled nave of four bays, aisles, south porch, and a tower
with spire, containing 5 bells : the tower has sunk consider-
ably, and the spire U much out of the perpendicnlu ; the
nave retains its rood loft, and h^ a newel staircase in a
turret at its sonth-east angle ; in the north Wall of the
' chancel is the croesed-legcea effigy of a knight in armour,
with the feet placed under a canopy in the east wall, and
said to represent one of the Creseys, of Oreny HaU. - The
of Baumber, joint gross yearly value £^'St including 250
acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord <5hanoellor and held
since 1849 by the Rev. John Fawssett m.a. of Jesus College,
Cambridge, who is also rector of Waddingworth, and resides
at Baumbor. Sturton is supposed to have been a Romiui
station. Joseph Montague Livesey esq. C.E., F.S.A. who is
lord of the manor, and Miss Tiaffora Southwell are the
principal landowners. The soil is marl and white clay ;
subsoil, mostly white and bine clay : the chief crops arc
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The parish contains 1,440
acres ; rateable value, ;£ii578 ; the populatdon in 1S81 was
I4S-
Parish Clerk, John Wattam.
Letters by foot post through Homcastle. The nearest money
order k telegraph office is at Wragby
The children of this place attend the schools at Hemingby k
Baumber
Wattam John, carpenter
Wattam William, shopkeeper
Wilkinson Starmer, former, Stoup farm
flebe, with residence, in the gift of Sir Richard Francis
ntton hart, of Barton Court, Hungerford, and held since
1874 by the Rev Roderick Bain Mackenzie k.a. of Exeter
College, -Oxford. The Ellison Trust Fund gives annually ;£'ao
to the poor of the parish ; a legacy of A 100 was left to the
rector for the poor by the late Mrs. Humphrey Sibthorp
in the year 1876. Coningsby Charles Sibtiorp esq. I.F.,D.L.
is lorn of the manor and principal landowner. The aad
is a heavy loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and beans. The area is 1,000 acres ; rateabfe
value £i,i6^ ; the population in z88i was 55.
lietters by driving post through Lincoln. Scothern is the
nearest money order office, k Liangworth railway station
is the nearest telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school atScothetn, for
the support of whieh funds were left by the late Richard
Elliston esq
Carrub to Lincoln. — William Allis, tnesday & friday
Pask Michael, farmer
Scorer William, former
register, including Cresaey, dates from the year 166a.
The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £132, in the
gift of Captain Conant, and held since 1851 by the Rev.
Edward HumSreys Parry b.a. of Pembroke College,
Cunbridge. There are Free Methodist and Particafor
Baptist chapeh) here ; there is also a Wesleyan chapel
at Seas End. The poor's land produces ;f 104 yearly,
which is distributed annually in coals and money. By
the rivers Glen and Welland, which unite in this parish,
a small trade is carried on in coals, stone and gravel. The
salt water of the Wetland is kept from mixing with the fresh
waters of the Glen by stop gates ; there are three bridges
across the Glen in this parish. TheVenerable Lord Seye And
Sele u.A. of Broughton Castle, Banbury, is lord of the
manor. The prinapal landowners are the Venerable Lord
Saye and Sele, Captain Conant, Messn- V. I. Allen, Isaac
Muxlow, W. Atkinson, Henry Rverard, E. J. Bootii)^, J. S.
Digi
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LINCOLNSHIBII.
SVTtBRlCfK. ^67
of the Sarfleet charity. The soil i8 black hnfti^ snbaoil;
'tia^' and gravel.' > The chief craps are' vhcBt, toHiipat baitey,
oats and numgoldg. "Tbeansi8 3,gi5'aci«s: tateable-rslue,
;f7<7'S; ''he poptilationin 1881 -waB 941.
RisBQATB is partly in tioB psriA ud partly in Giosbarton;
Obbssy ball la abont 3 miles vest^ oncl Uabsr aboot 3|
miles north-east of the Tillage.
Post Office. — Barnes Porkmson Inkley, receiver. Letters
' Tbowved through SpaIdingarriveat5.3o a,m- ; dispatched
at 7. 55 p. m. The telegraph office i» at the railvay station,
& near^ money order cSflces are at Gosberton & Spald-
ing. Letters for the Fen, Risegate & Gosberton Cloogh
should be addreased.Gosbertoa
BdAoeiiMt-^'
■ h , iiittwrx ,
'^U,;£)i,Cam*
if School fioani oi 5 jnen^bers iras formed ig
mack, Spalding, clerk to the Board ;
attendance officer , .iEt:«7
, Board, built at a oos^ (^ £i,30i>, for 13^ 'f^^rsa, with
anaverage attntdanceof no; John Hy. Cauoii^ master
Endowed, Bisegate, founded & endowed in i68a ^.}iobert
JUarjoram ; the present revenue (1884J: om^aq^g to
£68 I OS. yearly, is derived from land
!ndo
Endowed, Sarfleet, founded & endowed in 1764 by'L^dy Ann
Traser, for 30 free scholars ; this school has b^n closed
since & before 1877 ^
Bailway Station, John Ebenezer Lovell, station master
Boothby Edward Johnson, Seas end
Northern Thomas
Parry Rev. Edward Humffreys b.a.
. [vicar] ' ' , '
Tomlinson Mrs
COXMKBCIAL.
Allen Valentine Ingram, tomer & land
owner. Glen villa
Atkinson William, farmer &■ landowner
Hammond Beck bank
Bannister Wm. beer retailer, Risegate
Barker Francis, farmer. Marsh '
Bealby Frances Attn (Mrs'. ) farmer . '
Bilsby Charles Paxttm, cool merchant
Brittan Richard, farmer. Reservoir
Bmmley John,market gardenr. Risegate
Batterfield J<^n Richard, shopkeeper,
Risegate .
Cave John, 'market gardener. Seas end
Cave John JUS. market gardener & shop-
keeper, Seas ei^d
Cobley Japh. Reynolds, shoe maker
Coppin Geo. Duke of York p. u. Risegate
-Crosby John Itevertoo, batcher, Ruegt
Dickings Robert, farmer, Kisegate
Doncaster James, farmer,
Ellis' 'William, farmer. Fen
Flower Samuel, bricklayer
Pox Thomas, Chesterfield, surveyor &
rate collector, Risegate
Garrat William shoe maker, Seas end
bU'l'TBSBT is a small secluded village and parish, in
the Mid division of the county, puts of Lindsey, Wold
division of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby union and county
court district, rural deanery at Hill No. 2, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Lmcoln, 5 miles north-by-west from &>ilsby,
and 5 south-west from Alford. The church of St. John the
Baptist is a small and plain structure, in the Perpendicular
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an open
bdfryi cont^iining i bell. The register dates from the year
1595. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;£ 1 1 8 ; gross
yearly value ;f 135, including; i;r acres of globe, in the ^t of
the Lord Chancellor, •• • • —
Golding Thomas, (tanner, Newlaiid rd
Green William Henry, miller (wind) Jk
baker, Risegate
Gnlson WiUiuu Hen.'gYi}cer'& butcher,
Seas end
Grma John, Harmanrick, market gar-
dener, Risegate
Heicock John, farmer, Risegate
Ingamells 'William, coA,linseed&c.mer
Inklay Edward, farmer. Bird's drove
Jackson George, blacksmith, Risegate
Jackson John, blacksmith
Lacey Charles, farmer. Seas end-
Lamin^f William, farmer, Risegate
Lane John Sansom, farmer. Seas end '
Marvin John Thcjmas, shopkeeper
Mower 'John Button, farmer, Risegate
Mewer Tbomaa, farmer, MiU lane
Mnxktw Isaac, Undowoer Is farpiec
Creaqr hall
Needbam John, farmer. Seas end .
Northern. Thomas, farmer. Seas end
Ouzotian. John, farmer. Swale ba,nk 1
Oxley William, miliar (wind)
Fanton Crosby, farmer,.Risegate.
Parkin Samuel, market gardetier
Plumtree Thomas, Groat NortJtern
inn. Seas end
Ringham David, bnteher -
Robinson John, farmer^ Hamond Beck
bank
Rose George, farmer
Savage Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Seymour Edward Clark, fariner &
market gardener" • ■ ■■
Sheperdson Wm. farmeri Rrd's drove
Smith Alfred, brewer, malWtel & spirit
merchant, & Mermaid Inn-
Smitb Thomas^ farmer, Cheal
Swift Fanny (Mrs.), CroWji inn
Temple Henry Fountain, farmer
Temple Thomas,- farmeJ- ,k landowner,
I Harsh ■':■.. >-.i, • r;
i Tomlinson James, farmer
I Twells George & Henry, ' ttuasbing
machine owners ..,'..
• ^eUs Henry, birmer, Msrs^
I Twells Richard, farmer
I Underwood John, grocer if draper
i Wetberell Thomas, farmez. Seas end
1 Wetharell William, farmer
' Williams James Phillips, tailor ix.
\ Jc poet office
Wingard Wm, beer retailer. Reservoir
I Winter William, faioner,. Feu
, Wood Wm. Draper, bla(^auth,Risegate
, and held since 1S4S by the Rev. Thomas
Reed Wm.£dwd.Fen,Gosberton Clough Woodthorpe Edward, farmer
Richardson Joiin, wheelwright, Seas end | Wright John, blacksmith ;
Richardson William, beer retailer & Wfigbt Luke, briner, Btisegste
brewer & lime burner ,1 ,;..!,.. . ,
Owston M.A. of Queens' College, Cambrictoe;' tAo 'is also
Vicar of Dalby, and resides at Partney. On thA'DcJwns t«>
the east are barrows. BennetRotheslJington.esq.D l.,j.p.
of Langton Hall, Spilsby, i» lord of the manor and sole land-
owner. The soil is mostly chalky loam; subsoil, chalk.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and turnip. The
area is 471 acres; rateable value, j^622 ; the pdptitation in
1881 was 36.
Parish Clerk, Edwin Brown.
Letters through Spilsby. The nearest money Order & tele-
graph offices are at Alford & Spilsby i "•
The children of this place attend the school at Langton
Watson George, farmbailiS to Mr. John Salisbuty Bond, of Toynton Ali Saints
BUTTSSTOIT is a parish in the Southern division of the
county, ports of Holland, wapentake of Kirton, Boston union
and county court district, rural deanery of North'Holland
No. I, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, half a mile
■north from the Algarkirk and Sutterton station en the Great
Northern railway, loi miles from London and 6 south from
Boston : a. great portion of the village is aitoated round an
open green. The dbirch of Sti Maiy, fqnnded ip the
eteventh or twelfth oentury, is a cruciform building of «t04e,
in the Late Norman, Early English, Decorated and.Perpen-
dibular styles, consisting of chaliccl, clerestoried nave of five
bays, aisles, transepts with aisles, south porch and a central'
embattled tower with crocketed spire, admirably rebuilt in
1787 and containing 8 bells, dating from 1720 to 1797, and
a dock : there is also a " Priest's Bell," of thft thirtaenth
century, inscribed in Xongobardic lettering ?'Syihonde
Hotfelde me fecit :" in 1862 the chnrch was'restored under
the direction of Mr. Edward Browning, architect, when the
nave walls and south porch were rebuilt, the arcades re-
paired, an aisle called "the Massingberd aisle," built on
the east side of the south transept, at the cost jot a member
of that' family, who was once resident hisre; the floor
lowered and the interior refitted :. the chancel was alstr en-
tirely rebuilt at the sote cost of tba Hon. Charles Cast : the
communion table .cover, an exquisitely wreught wotk; was
1>resented by Mrs. Boothby, widow of the late incnmbent :
the oldest portion of the existing strnetans conssfts of the
lower -piers and arches, the north and Jdatb' doorways,
and nave arcades ; of the Early EngHsb period are the tran-
sept arcadis and clerest«r)r df t&e> tmisept ;'the nave cleres-
Lfitry-is-BeeoHited : tAe-ehandeilTetttink a MdQe, doQble{>lsk'
oina and locker : at the west end of the nkve, ih the Mas-
singberg aisle, are, three stone monuiqents, foriperly in the
churchyard : these consist iii each cbse of a (Jopfed tomb, the
first of which, on the north side, bears, the recnWibent effigy
of a man in gown and hood ; the margin is inscribed to
John, son of William Boneworth, of Sottone,' IsSd : the next
tomb supports a recumbent effigy of Alice, wife of the above
n^mcd John : the tomb on the south side has the figure of a
j^iest in Eucharistic vestments and is inscribed to'^hn, son
M the preceding John Boneworth, chaplain of Sqtton, July,
1400. The register of baptisms and burials dates from the
year >S3? "> marriageg; 1539, The living is a vicarage,
present ^oss yearly value ]£i,o65, inclnding 510 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Crown and held
since 1875 by the Rev. Adam Clarke Rowley k.a; of Wad-
ham Coll^, Oxford. The lay rector is E. R. C. Cnst esq.
of Arthingworth, Northamptonshire. There are Wesleyan,
Baptist and Free Methodist chapels here. A Cemetery was
formed in' 1878, at a <;o8t of .^700, and is under, the control
of a Burial Board. The ancestors of Archbishop Cranmer,
'resided fair some tim&in this parish- and the name of Hugh
de Cranmere formerly appeared in the west -window of the
church. Small plots of land, left by many individuals, the
value of which has increased, produce about ;^250 yearly,
whidh is applied partly to the maintenance ot the school.
"The Parochial library established by the late vicar consists
of above 400-- voltfm*s.. -■ — r Thornbill esq.. Is lofd of
the manor. ' The principal landowners are Ernest Richard
Charles CfiSt esq. of Artiiibgworth, Northantsr the'repre^
sentativeif'df'tiie likte Rev. Basil Bertdga and Bobert Boothby
Heaflieoto'^sq'. B('(aiiBgf6rd,~EB8«Xj - T-he^-soil'-W.ei-Tich
Digi
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668 SUTTERTON.
UNCOLNSHIBE.
[KELLT'8
loam ; snbsoU, clay and loam. The chief crops are trheat,
beans and potatoes ; the pasture land is of a rich quality,
and all the parish is well drained and healthy. The area is
3,587 acres; rateable value, ;f 7,485; the population in
1881 yraa 930.
By a Local Government Board order, dated December
34th, Sutterton Fen Allotment tras transferred to Amber
HiU parish.
Stbuo's Hiu, I mile north ; Dowstke, i mile south-
Harper Bev. Edward [Baptist]
Faulkner Charles
Kirkby Fred
BoTrley Rev. Adam Clarke M.A.
Vicarage
ScQtt Joseph Birnill, Doirdyke
%SmaIlman Benjamin Franklin
cnmiEBCTAL.
Barnsdale Elizabeth (Mrs. ), farmer
Barton Jn. farmer & gnuder, Strug's hi
Beeby Charles, plumber & vestry clerk
& clerk to the bnrial board
Bett Edward, farmer, Fishmere end
Brady Joseph, shoe maker
Brand Edward, farmer, Dowdyke
Brittain (exors. of), John, farmer,
Dowdvke
Bum Acllard, butcher
Bnshley & Sharman, faTmer8,Fishmere
end"
Butterfield John, grocer k draper
SUTTON BSISOE is an ecclesiastical district, formed
in '1874-5 from Long Sutton civil parish, and includes
Central Wingland civil parish, which is partly in Norfolk ;
it has a junction station on the Great Northern and Midland
railways and a small seaport called "Lower Port," subor-
dinate to that of Wisbech and situate on the river Nene, 3
miles from its confluence with the ocean, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Holland, Holbeach union and
county court district, wapentake of Elloe, rural deanery of
East Elloe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles
east from Long Sutton and 8 north-east from Wisbech.
The town is governed by a local board of g members and
consists chiefly of one side of a street, running to a consider-
able length, with a short street or two diverging from it on
the north, besides several detached residences. There is a
good quay on the river side, and warehouses for com, coal
and timber. About two-thirds of the houses at Sutton
Bridge and nearly all the land in Button and Lutton
Marshes, belong to Guy's Hospital, London. The rise of
this place may be dated from the erection of Sutton bridge,
which is here thrown across the outfall of the river Nene.
A lofty embanked road extends from the bridge along the
Cross Keys Wash, which connects the counties of Lincoln
and Norfolk, and by this means, many thousand acres of
land were recovered from the sea, and the former unsafe and
uncertam mode of transit over the Wash entirely done away
with. The original bridge was opened in 1831 and had a
movable centre to allow of the passage of shipping, but it
has since given place to a large and handsome cast and
wrought iron swing-bridge, finished in 1850, at a cost of more
than ;£3o,ooo. The depth of water close to the bridge is sufll-
cient at high tide to float a man-of-war. Mew docks, covering
an area of 13 acres, were opened May 18th, 1881, but unfortu-
nately gave way in June of the same year, and it is now
(1884) proposed to re-constrnct them. A fortnightly deposi-
tory cattle sale has been established by Messrs. Hackworth k
Abbott, which is held on Monday. The church of St.
Matthew, consecrated 39th Augitst, 1843, is an edifice of
fiint ivith stone dressings, in the Early English style, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower containing i bell:
the Teredos was presented by the wife of the late vicar, as a
memorial to her father : there is also an inscribed brass to
the Rev. Thomas Drake Young, late vicar of the parish for
40 years : there are sittings for 700 persons, of which 350
are free. The register dates from the year 1844, previous to
which it was included in that of I«ng Sntton, The living
is a vicarage, tithe rant-charge ;^iio, net yearly value, in-
cluding 3 acres of glebe, pew rents and fees, /380, with
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since
1880 by tlie Rev. Henry Thomas Fountaine M. A. of St Alban
Hall, Oxford. There is a School Church, St. Philipa, Guy's
Head, about ^| miles north from the bridge, built in 1869
on land leased from Guy's Hospital ; services are held in
this church every Sunday at 3 p.m. There are Wesleyan,
Primitive Methodist and United Free Methodist chapels.
There is a pnblic institute and reading room, establish^ in
1864 and furnished with books and newspapers, principally
for the working classes. The principal landowners are the
Sutton Bridge. I Cooper Mark
Angliss Rev. Jsi^[Primitive Methodist] I Dickerson Arthur Martin
west ; FisHHBss Esd, about i mile north-by-west and Strr-
TXKTOii Mabsh, a miles south are hamlets.
Post, Money Okdeb & Tsleobaph Officx k Savings
Bank. — John Muse, receiver. Letters through the
Spalding office arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched nt 6 p.m
County Police Station, Charles Spofforth, sergeant in charge
National School, with master's house, for lao children ;
avera^ attendance, go ; William Dodson, master ; Mrs.
Carolme Dodson, mistress
Jackson Chas. butcher Jlc beer retailer
Kirkby Fred, farmer
Kime Richard, farmer, Dowdyke
Lane Frederick, farmer
Rawson Charlotte (Miss), shopkeeper
Sawyer Alfred, Railwt^ hotel
Scott Joseph, farmer, Dowdyke
Shackelton Henry, farmer
Shackelton John, shopkeeper
Shelton Emma (Mrs. ), Beridge Arms P.K
SmallmanBenjamin Franklin l.k.<i.c.p.
ireL surgeon k medical officer k
public vaccinator, Sutterton district,
Boston union
Smaeton WaLlker,farmer, Fishmere end
Smith Samuel A. builder
Smith Thomas, Cross Keys p.H
Storey Jas. Alex. L.B.c.p.KUn, surgeon
Tipler Frederick, farmer
Vinter George, shoe maker
Waddingham Isaac, farmer
Cartwright Joseph, farmer, Dowdyke
Cemetery (Charles Beeby, clerk to the
burial board)
Coates David, tailor
Coxell Samuel, baker
Craven Thomas, miller (wind)
Cropley William, farmer
Cutforth — , farmer
Cutforth Henry Proctor, farmer
Daughton Robert, Angel inn
Dawson Wm. thrashing machine owner
Elwood John, saddler
Fossit Fred 'rhompson,farmr.Strug's hi
Garner Cornelius, farmer
Garner Samuel, farmer
Goodacre Edward, baker -
G oose George, farmer, Fishmere end
Hardy Charles, blacksmith
Harmston Edward, farmer, Dowdyke
Harrison Thomas Henry, grazier
Hides Charles, farmer
Hugh Henry, farmer, Dowdyke
Governors of Guy's Hospital and the Allenby family, of
Tathwell, Louth and Gamsgate, Long Sutton. The soil is
a light loom ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are wheat,
potatoes and other roota. The population of the local board
district in 1881 was 3,307 ; and of the ecclesiastical parish
was 3,453, of which 103 are in Norfolk.
Parish Clerk, John Robert Franks.
Post, Momnr Okseb k Telbbbaph Offics k Savings
Bfuik. — Robert Rawlings, postmaster. Letters from
Wisbech arrive at 4.40 a.m. k x p.m. ; dispatched to
Wisbech at 8.40 p.m
LsTTBH Box, King John farm, cleared at 5 p.m
Local Boahd.
Offices, Bridge road. Board day, first Wednesday in month,
at 4.15 p.m
Clerk, Wilham James Wright, 39 Old market, Wisbech
Treasurer, A. Peckover, buiker, Wisbech
Medical OfBcer of Health, John Brett Johnstone O'Meara
i..B.c.p.Bdin
Surveyor, Inspector of Nuisances k Collector, John Daniel
Dawson
INSDBAMCB AOXNTS : —
London Assurance Fire k Life, W. Orimley
North British k Mercantile Fire k Life, H. G. Orimley
Northern Assurance, John Huggins
Railway Passengers', W. Orinuey
Royal Farmers', W. Grimley
Coast Guard Station, William Hurrell, chief officer
Customs Officer, William George Hamilton
Medical Officer, Sntton Bridge district, Holbeach union k
Medical Officer of Heath, Long Sutton district, Holbeach
Rural Sanitary Authority, J. B. J. O'Meara L.B.c.p.i!din
Board School (boys), bmit in 1878, at a cost of ^1,500,
under the direction of the Long Sutton School Board, for
450 diildren, with an average attendance of 345 ; Charles
Wesley Beavan, master: (girls). Miss Sunn Hewlett,
mistress ; (infants), Miss Martha Stanton, mistress
Railway Station, Edwin Pott, station master
Central Wingland, formerly extra-parochial, is now
a parish, in the Holbeach union, partly in the county of
Lincoln and partly in Norfolk, distant about 98 miles from
Ixindon, 10 west from Lynn, and about 7 north fromWisbedi :
it is situated on the east bank of the river Nene, oppoeite
Sntton Bridge, in which ecclesiastical parish it is indudod ;
the whole has been enclosed from the sea, under the powers
of an Act passed in 1836 : there is neither a place of worship
nor a pnblic house in this parish. The Crown, Gn^s
Hospital, the Duke of Bedford k.o. Mr. Robert Mossop, Bbs.
Gibbons and CoL Long are the principal landowners. Tbe
chief crops are wheat, oats, peas and potatoes. The soil is
alluvial deposit, rich and fertile. The area is about 3,190
^ - • • " Toi,
acres ; rateable value in Lincolnshire, £3,0x9 ""^ '" Nof^o
/'a,i87; the population in 1871 was 181.
This parish is contributory to Long Sutton School Board,
sending one member
Letters from Wisbech k Lynn. The nearest money order
k telegraph office is at Sntton Bridge
I Eaves James, i Lindnm terrace
I Fountaine Bev.Henry Thos. M. A. [vicar]
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Grimley William
Hayes Mrs
Hiscox James
Hobson Arthur Wm. Perkins, Laarel ho
HnrreU William T
Kisby Samuel
Mason Samuel Kisbey, 4 Lindnm ter
Mennell Thomas
O'Meata John Brett Johnstone
Pearson Bev. Charles Wm. [curate]
Sharp George, The Elms
Skelton Edward Dnnkley i.r.
Skelton Spencer Ashlin
Thnrlby Joseph
Wallis Mrs. 2 Lindnm terrace
COHUEBCIAL.
Andrews John, grocer & beer retailer
Bateman Isaac, builder
Bateman James Robert, farmer ^
builder
Benton George, master mariner
Bethel! John &, Co. creosoting timber
works (Henry Milthorp, manager)
Botthamley Charles, beer retailer
Botthamleylsabella (Mrs.),beer retailer
Bradley Samuel k Co. bnUders
Brown Henry tc Sons, timber merchants
Brown Robert, brmer
Bmmmitt John, plumber
Clark Frederick, farmer. Marsh
Clark George, inn. farmer. Marsh
Clark George William, beer retailer
Clarke James, shoe maker
Clarke John Richard, Bridge hotel
Clarke Robert, shopkeeper
Cooper Mark, master mariner
Cupeman Jn. Thos. boot & shoo wareho
Cox Mark, surveyor
Crapley Richard, baker
Croot Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Cnnnington John, shopkeeper
Dalton Peter, confectioner
Dawson John Daniel, surveyor, inspec-
tor of nuisances & collector to local
board
Dawson John Daniel, inn. Ijonse agent
Dennis Wm. farmer, King John farm
Dickerson Thomas William, farmer
Draycott John, blacksmith
Eaves James, Jan. shopkeeper
Edgley William, blacksmith
LINCOLNSHIEE.
Edis John, painter
Eggleton Clement, shopkeeper
Eggleton Thomas, shopkeeper
English Brothers, timber merchants
Gamer Charles, former, Marsh
Gamer John, pilot
Gibbs Charles, farmer, Marsh
OiSord k Ratcliffe, chemists
Gilbert Charles, fishmonger. New road
Goes Charles, hair dresssr
Grimley William, granite <fe gravel mer
Gnmey, Birbcck, Peckovers k Buxton,
bankers (William Grimley, mana-
ger) ; draw on Barclay & Co. London
Hackworth & Abbott, auctioneers,
valuers k estate agents
Hamilton William G. customs officer
Harrison Frederick John, shopkeeper
Harvey William John shoe maker
Hayes William, blacksmith
Hobson George Peel, farmer, Marsh
Hoole George, harbour master
Hnggings John, grocer
Hobson John G. farmer. Curlew lodge
Harrell William T. coast guard ollicer
Ingram John, dock master
Jakes Joseph, butcher
Johnson Benjamine, beer retailer
Kennells Charles, timber measurer k
temperance hotel
Law William, dock manager
Lawley John, Anchor p.b
Leaton George William, tailor
Longlands David, farmer
Loughlin James Wm. grocer & draper
Lyon Susan k Sons, shopkeepers
Juirtin George, baker
Martin Samnel, ironmonger
Minta Thomas, farmer
Mossop Robert Peel, farmer
Naylor Thomas, shopkeeper
Naylor John, farmer
Oliver James, saddler
Oliver James, watch maker
O'Meara John Brett Johnstone l.b.c.p.
Edin. surgeon & medical ofitcer of
health Sutton Bridge ; medical ofticer
of health Long Sutton district, Hol-
beacb rural sanitary authority &
medical officer, Sutton Bridge dis-
trict, Holbeach union
LONG sorxoN. G69
Pidd William, baker
Pinch David, bricklayer
Portass Maria (Mrs.), thrashing ma-
chine owner
Rawlings Robert, post master
Rose Thomas, beer retailer
Sargissan William W. grocer k draper
Sharp & Hiscox, english k foreign tim-
ber k slate merchants, steam sawing,
planing k moulding mills
Skelton Edward Dnnkley. farmer
Skelton John Thomas, farmer
Skelton Spencer Ashlin, corn, oil cake k
coal merchant ic
Skinner Frank, stationer k printer
Skinner John Young, clothier
Slator Abraham, baker
Smith Brothers, timber merchants
Speechley Henry, farmer
Stebbings Wm. k Co. timber merchant*
Sunderland Edward, farmer
Sutton Bridge Gas Company Limited
(George Croot, manager)
Sutton Bridge Institute (William Grim-
ley, hon. sec)
Thorold Michael Richard, laiil agent t«
Guy's Hospital
Threadgill PhinehasB.veterinary surgn
Todkill Edward, builder
Todkill Joseph, miller (wind)
Trafford Richard, farmer
Triffitt Jeremiah, boot maker
Triffitt Richard, saddler
Wales William Hy. beerretailr. Kingst
Walker G«orge, miller, farmer i: gra-
zier. The Baeches
Watson Fred, grocer 4 draper
White Philip, butcher
Wilkes John, shopkeeper
Wright John, market gardener
Wright Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Wrout Charles William, farmer
Central Wingland.
Brown John, farmer
Clarke John, farmer
Coy David, farmer
Faulkner Joseph, farmer
Pratt Robert, farmer
Rees Charles, farmer
Todkill Joseph, farmer
XiONO STTTTON' (or Sditon St. Mart) is a market
towq, and large township and parish, with a station on the
Bi>nm and Lj'nn joint railway, in the Southern division of
the county, parts of Holland, wapentake of Elloe, Holbeach
anion and county court district, rural deaner}' of East Elloe,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles east from
Holbeach, 9 north from Wisbecli, and loj from London.
Long Sutton stands on the west side of the Roman Bank, to
which some centuries since the tide used to flow, and is on
the road from Holbeach to Lynn. -The town is governed by a
I>M»1 Board of 9 members, and is well drained and lighted
with gas. The church of St. Mary is abuildingof Transitional,
Earlier English, Late Decorated and Perpendicular periods,
consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of seven bays and
aisles, north and simth porches, and a south-west tower with
angle buttresses rising in the third storey into octa^nal
arcaded turrets crowned with tall pumacles, from within
which rises an (Wtagonal timber spire containing 6 bells ; the
tower and spire constitute one of the most remarkable
designs of the Earlier English or Lancet period in the king-
dom, and is partiruUrly interesting as one of the very few
which, having survived both fire and decay, remains still in
its original condition : the spire is of wood, covered with
lead, and the pinnacles at its base are similarly constructed :
at the north-east corner of the chancel is a small and curious
octangular building of two storeys, probably the sacristy,
urith a newel staircase leading to the upper chamber, which
is groined, and has a window slit lookmg into the chancel :
the south porch is groined, and has a parvise above with
embattled parapet : the north porch has a snwll statue
niche : the clerestory, added by Mr. Allen, is a late and
inferior wnrk : the north aisle retains an aumbry, and in
the south aisle is a piscina : in the church is a sepulchral
slab, with a cross and the words ** Jesa mercy. Lady help,"
and inscription to Alys, wife of John Thomas, 1485 : the font
is octagonal : in one of the south windows is the figure of a
knight being stung by a serpent : tradition says it represents
Jolui of Gaunt, but it is more probably intendea for St-
OeOTge and the Dragon : the organist, orjfan-blower and
choir are Diaintained by an endowment : m 1853, a new
I east window, designed by Mr. Hugall, was inserted at the
cost of the RJev. E. L. Bennett, vicar of the parish, and the
west window, which is also stained, was a bequest of the
late A. Howard esq. J. p. and cost £w : in 1866 the interior
was thoroughly cleaned and reseated, the alleys fresh paved,
the south aisle roof partly renewed in oak, and other works
executed in the nave, at a total cost of about ^f 2,000, under
the direction of Messrs. Slater and Carpenter, of London :
the chancel was also substantially repaired by the impropria-
tors, vis. Lady Farquliar, Rev. H. Leigh Bennett m.a. Vice-
Chancellor Kindcrsley and the Rev. Edward Leigh-Bennett
B.A. vicar, at a cost of ;f7oo : a new pulpit has been set up
as a memorial to the late Mr. Thomas Peel : there is a good
eagle lectern of brass. The register dates from the year
167a. The living is a vicarage, gross yeariy value ;f 1,13s.
including the tithes of Sutton St. James and Sutton St.
Edmunds, amounting to ;^i, 108 with re8idence,'in the gift of
and held since 1843 by the Rev. Edward Leigh-Bennett b.a.
of Merton College, Oxford, who is also impropriator of the
rectory of Sutton St. Edmunds, value ;f 1,083. Here are
General Baptist, Congregational, Free Methodist and Wcs-
leyan chapels. The charities are numerous, and amount to
;^324 yearly, left chiefly by Thomas Allen and Robert
Phillips, in land, and are applied to church purposes, the
apprenticing of p<x>r children and the relief of poor widows,
and others deserving assistance : there are almshouses for
poor old women. The greater portions of Allen's charity is
devoted to the repairs of the church and the maintenance of
church music, in accordance with the provisions of his will.
There are two branch banks, one of the Gumey, Birkbeck,
Peckovers arid Buxton bank and the other of the National
Provincial Bank of England Limited, two breweries and
some corn mills. A handsome building was erected in 1856
to serve as a Com Exchange, market and public rooms, at a
cost of /i,700 : the principal room will nold 400 persons.
The Friendly Reading Society, which meets at Swain and
Sons, has a library comprising about 1,500 volumes. There
are also reading rooms at the School Board room open during
the winter months. Long SuttonAfricnlturol Association was
established in 1836. A com ana cattle market is held on
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670 LONG SOTSON.
LINGQLNSHIBE.
[kEUiY'S
Friday ; the fairs are on the i3fth and 14th of May, and the
first Friday after September astb. John of Gaunt, Dake of
Lancaster, ^ih son of Edmird III. owned Sutton sad other
large manors in this county. Sutton onoe contatned a
monastery called Ketd ; aad in the marsh is a farm called
Kin^g House, where King John is Said to hare rested after
hanag Lost his carriages and baggage is the Wash. Her*
an three manors: Sutton Holland, the largest, of which
WilliamGoddard Jackson esq. of Dnddingtoii,is lord; Cruanock
manor, of which Bich»rd Peele Sibesop esq. is lord ; and the
manor of Cranwali,- nf which OctariosGreen esq. is lord. The
principal landowners are the Governors of Guy's Hospital,
and were are a large number of small landowners. The
soil is a light loam ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are wheat,
ratistard, potatoes and roots. The area- of Sutton St.
Mary is 9,138 acres of land and 3,510 of water; rateable
value, £32,166; the population in 1861 was in the parish,
6,952 ; township, 4,901 ; and Local Board district, 2,694.
Parish Gerk, James Norman Howell.
Post, Monby Osdbs & Tbleosaph Office Sc Savings
Bank. — John Swsin, postmaster. Letters from Wisbech
arrive at 4.45 a.m. & a. 8 p.m. ; dispatched at 3.18 k 7.45
p.m. Letters iii4 Holbeach arrive at a p.m.''; & dispatched
at 9.30 a.m. Money orders areiaaued & paid from 9a.m.
till 5 p.m. ; & till 8 p.m. on Saturdays
. GocKTT Maoistbates fob ElloePxttv Sessionai.
Division.
Sittings at Long Sutton.
Howard George Fredk.Curtois esq. Long Sutton (cfaainnan)
Clark Henry esq. Moulton, Spalding
Dove Rev. John Thomas Jt.A. Vicarage, Cowbit, Spalding
Harper Robert Russell esq. Rarringtongate, Holbeach
Harrison Thomas esq. Gedney Dyke
Howard Fitz Alan es '. Spalding
Leigh-Bennett Rev. Edward b.a. Vicarage, Long Sutton
Jackson Rev. John Russell U.A. Vicarage, Moulton, Spalding
Mawby Robert esq. Spalding
Moore Rev. Canon Edward m.a., f.8.a. Parsonage, Spalding
Clerk to the Magistrates, Samud Septimus Mossop,
Churchyard
Petty sessions held at the Court house, once a month, at
10 a.m. The following places are included in the petty
sessional sub-division : — Long Sutton, Tydd St. Mary,
Sutton Bridge, Lutton, Sutton St. James & Wingland
Local Board.
Offices, Churchyard.
Board day, friday, at 10.30 a.m.
Clerk, Samuel Septimus Mossop, Churchyard
Treasurer, A. Peckover, Wisbeach
Medical Officer of Healtti, Alfred Henry Haines, High street
Surveyor, Inspector of Nuisances & Collector, Matthew
Green Thrower
IKSVRANCB AqBNTS: —
Alliance Life k Fire, Mossop k Mossop, Churchyard,
Market street
Atlas Fire k Life, A. Caie
British Empire, L. F. Fowie, a Clement terrace
County Fire k Provident Life, Augustus Fields
Employers' Liability, Mossop k Mossop, Churchyard
Genieml Life & Fire, E. Bayston
Imperial Fire, Joseph Cheesewright, Market place
FBITATS SE8IDBNTS.
Anderson Joseph Chapman, The Villas
Baxter Miss, London road
Bennett Mrs. High street
Blower Mrs. High street .
Buckles Mrs. High street
Camp Rev. George [Baptist], Market st
Caveil John, High street
Chese^vright Joseph, Market place
Clayton Mrs. London road
Clifton Mrs. 8 Victoria terrace
Cole Alfred, High street
Copemau Miss London road
Creak Edwin, London road
Dawes Edwin, London road
Ellis George, Little London
Ewen Misses, High street
Ewen Mrs. A^ernon, London road
Fields Mrs, |i&rket street
Fletcher Mrs. High street
Folly Mrs. a VijGtoria terrace
Fowle Louis Frank, London road
Garthwaite William. Park road
Goodacre John Earl, Elm house
Goose Mrs. Thomage cottage
Grant Miss, London road
Greenwood Rcv.Harry [cuiBtc], High st
Howard John, High street
Howard Mrs. High street
Johnson William Henry, Brewery house
. Lee Mrs. 6 Victoria terrace
Le^eU Hezekiah, Holly house
Leigh-Bennett Rev. Edward B.A., j.f.
i [vicar]
Luckett Rev. Geo. [Congregational],
High street
I Mossop Mrs. Sutton house
, Mossop Samuel Septimus, Coly|house
Naylor Henry, High street
Haylor Mrs. High street
I Naylor Mrs. West street
Needham John Northon, West street
Newton Mrs. Londjon road
Newton Mrs. High street
' Patchett Mrs. 7 Victoria terrace
j Scarborough Frank, a Church terrace
Skelton George J. p. High street
I Stapleton Mrs. London road
I Swain- John, High street
Wnddington William, London road
Walpole Mrs. London road
Warraa Edward, London road
, Webster Mrs. Alma house . .
WJlkinson Misses, High street
Haines Alfred Henry, High street .| Wilkinson Mrs. High street
Hainsvorth. John Tbo«.. JUtburnupi vil [ Willows M^a. 8 , Victoria terrace . .
HobsonMps. Roman bonk Winter Richard, Market street
HowardGeo.Prdk.CurtoisJ. P.London rd I Wofllqock William Henry, Vndon road
Xiondon Assurance, William Grimley
Law Union, Mossop k Mossop
Northern Assurance, W. T. Vincent, Market place
Norwich Dnion Fire, John Csvdl, Fox cottage
Phoenix, J. Cartwright, Market place - <:
Peeitiv« Ufa, Moanp k Mossop, Churchyard
Railway Paaaengers , A. Cola .
Royal Farmers' & General, R. Bush, Market place -
Sun Fire, J. Tilaon
■ptmcic Establishments : — • . • : . ,
Com Exchange, Market place, George Fenwick, keepi!r
Cflfonty Police Station, ToynbeA 'Burgess, SErgaaritf ■ •
Public Ofpicebs: —
Clerk to the Charity Trustees, Samuel Septimus Mossoii,
Churchyard
Medical Officer of Health, Wisbech Port Sanitary Anthoritj,
Alfred.Henry Haines, High street
llkledical OiScers k Public Vaccinators, Holbeach t'nion.
Long Sutton k "Tydd districts, Alfred Henry HaincSj'Higli
Street ; Lutton district, Jam^ Edward Smitli, High st
Stamp Distributor, John Swain, High street
Registrar of Births k Deaths for Long Sutton sub-district,
Edwin Creak, London road
Registrar of Marriages A Vaccination Officer, Rictiatd
Frank Winfrey, High street
Relieving Officer k Inspector of Nuisances, Long Sntton
district, Holbeach union, Samuel Naylor, High street
Town Crier, James Grcenham, 10 Victoria twrace
Places of. Wobshif, with times of services : —
St. Mary's Church, Rev. E, Leigh-BennettB.A. vicar;. 10.30
a.m. k 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Baptist, West street. Rev. George Camp, minister ; la-so
a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Congregational, High street, Rev. George Luckedl, min-
ister ; 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
United Free Methodist, Market street. Rev. J. R. liuctk,
minister ; 10.30 a.m. k 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Market street ; 10.30 s.m.& 6.30 p.m .
Schools : —
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1871, witii
Central Wingland contributory, with t member, Sikmuel
Septimus Mossop, Churchyard, clerk to the board : Jaiuoi
Greenham, 10 Victoria terrace, attendance officer
Board (formerly Free) School, endowed with lands k tene-
ments originedly devised April aist, 1492, by Hubert
Phillips ; t^ese lands, in the reign of Edward VI. were
vested in the Crown, it were afterwards granted by
Queen Elizabeth, to certain feoffees, by whom a free schual
was established With these funds, April 30th, 1584 : the
buildings, re-erected in 1835, have now been tranxEerred
to the School Board, & enlu^ged by the addition of daag-
rooms, at a cost of ;^i,6oo : the schools together hpld 400
children ; the average attendance being 337 : the e&d»v-
ment is bang allowed to accumulate for future scboul
Purposes ; Louis Frank Fowle, master ; Miss Susajuia
inches, mistress ; Miss Ella Jones, infants' mistress
Cabbieb. — Whitolam, to Spalding, tnes. ; Wisbeob, wed.
k sat
Railway. — Bourn k Lynn Joint Rulway, James Woodsranl,
station master
I COMKBBCLU.
Agricnltural Association (John William
Swain, hon. sec)
Aistrup James, boot maker, London nl
Aistrup William, shoe maker, Aoith si
Amos Susannah (Mrs.), second iaai
clothes dealer. West street
Anderson George, farmer. High stnet
Asken Thomas, Waggon & l£rsespji.
. West street
Atkinson John, farmer, M'isbech road
Barton Jos^h, farmer. Crosses
Batterham William, beer retailor &
bill poster. West street
Bayston John Clifton, shoe ma. West el
Bingbamjn. wheel nright, Chapel bridjt
Blackster Edward William, White Hart
p.B. Market place
Bothamlcy Frederick T. farmer Fen
Bowman John, farmer, Crosses
Bracking John Wra. baker, Marki't st
Bradley Fredk.blacksmth.LilUeLunduB
Brooks Arthur Hodsou, veterinary sur-
geon, Coppergate
Brooks EUzabeth (Mrs.), seeU^naa.
Mariwt place
Brooks Joseph, farmer, ComiuoD
Brougbten John, farmer, Crosses
Brown George H. farmer
Brown John, farmer, Monmouth lulus'
Brumby Thopaa% former, Woadlv>e
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Bull JanuCy Bose .ian & miuriim (tore
dealer. Market street .
Bush Bro8.g;TOceTS k drapera,Market pi
Batters Baker, beer red. Roman bank
Oaley JofaivdupkeapeiS.iiODdoafroad '
Gnrbatt Etonry, 8h(^keeper, Weat-st
Catbott Sobt. brit^layer, LittleLondon
Ccrfaatt Susan Barlow (Mtk), bskein
• Hig^.street ■ -
Carter William, Cross Keys p.itOroaaes
Cartwright Jsphjronmoo^er, Market pi
darke ?redenck« fanner, Marsh
Clarke OeoTge, seedsman, Marsh
CUItsnjJofan Thamaa, farmery Fen
CliAxin John W. farmer, Fen
Cohen Harry, iratch maker,- Market pi
Coles & Dawes, brewers & wine & spirit
merchants. Standard brewery - .
Gale Alfred i Son, ancdoneers, ; valaers
& estate agents .
Cook Daniel, farmer. Chapel bridge ■
Cooper Edward, watch ma. Market ]^1
Conpland Samuel, former, High street .
Creak Edwin, registrar, of births ft
deaths for Long Sntton sab^istrict,
London road
Creed Boardman, shoe ma. iSaAet at
Cross Thos. Taylor, fanner, London rd
Dennis James, aonfeetinier. Market .pi .
Dennis William, farmer. Marsh
Dring John, miller (wind), . baker k
farmer, Brunswick mill
Dring John Maddison, farmerv Seagate
Duffield William, plumber. Market st
Edwards Samnel, builder,. Lit: London
EUis'Samael, tailor. Market place
Fenwick George, grocer. High street
Fields & Son, tailors, hatters, ready
made clothiers,ho>iera, & boot & shoe
emporium, 3 Market street
Fields Augustus, sewing maehiue &
commission agent & passage broker,
3 Market street
Pit^r Alfred Johii,manne store dealer,
London road
Flatt Jobn, farmer, Common
Fletcher & Son, grocers & drapers,
Market place
FoUey Uichard Kilham, jun. butcher,
Market place
Eoontain John, blacksmith. High street
Fox William, blacksmith. Market place
Franks Henry, watch & clock maker.
Market place
Freeman Beo. linen & woollen, draper,
grocer, outfitter & milliner. Market jd
Frost Jsph. marine store dlr. High st.
Frow William, farmer, Crosses
Frow William, farmer. Fen
Garthwaite William, solidtor, & com-
missioner to adminster oaths in the
High Court of Judicature, & totake
aokncnrledgmentaof deeds by married
women. Park rood
Gibbs Edward, farmer, JIarsh
Goodmon Jas. & Hy. Imildecs, High st '
GoodmanJamesHenry, Nag's Head p.h.
Market place
Goodwin George, wheelwright. High st
Gosling James, blacksmith. Crosses
Gonlding John Thomas, mSler (wind),
Roman bank
Gtuit Martha. Ann . (Miss), ladies
school. High street >
Greenham James, boot It shoe maker &
town crier, & school attendance
officer, 10 Victoria terrace
Garney,Birkbeck, Peekorers & Buxton,
bankers (Frederick Fletcher, agent).
Market place ; draw on Barclay & Co
Haines Alfred Henr}-, surgeon & medi-
cal officer & public vacciaator, -Ixing
Sutton k Tydd districts, Holbeach
union, medical officer of health Long
Sntton urban &WisbechPort sanitary
authorities, Hi^h street
Hainsworth WilliamWoodcock,butcher,
Market place i
Harrison Henry, farmer, Crosses 1
Hicks Bobert William, ^rareUing tea.
dealer. High street
Hix Joseph, farmer, Croiises^ .
LIBCOLNB&IRE.
HobsaD-Gea.PedetfaRneiv The Maze- .
Howell Fredk. White Lion p.m. West st
Howes Geo. cabinet maker. Market st
James John Fredk. seedsmn. Market pi
James. Joseph - Thomas, ^ase k obiaa
".. dealer,' Market place
Johnson George^ beer retailer. Crosses
Johaaon Willini^ farmer. Grosses -. -
fclnnonWm.H]>.breweriPhoenix brwry
Bing ft Garthwaite,anctioneBr8,Higb st
Kii^ Thomar 'WSIiam i& Son, shoe
■ nukent High street '
Kingston Alfred, farmer. Common.
.ESrUuma Jtbn, farmer. Old Bank bo^./
Lamb Eliza (Mrs.), baker, High street
Lane William, farmer, Bomon bank '
Leaver George, farmer, Max^et street
Leaver Bob^t; farmer, Lynn road
Lee Samnel, oonfectioner. Market place
Lilley James, butcher ft baker. High st
Long Sutton Club (Edwin Greak, sec.),
lifarket street 1 i
LongfinttonOas.Co. Limited (William
. B.JleM,> manager), Loudon road
LnS. Moses,-. Angel P;H. High street
Markillie Edward, farmervBomsn bank
Markillie Edwd. jun. frmr.Boman bank
Marsh William^ Station hotel ■: ■
Mason William, hair dresser. High st
i&utej Bd. laad surreyor. Chapel brdg
Medd Charlotte (Mrs.), brewer, ft wine
ftapint merchant. Crown - &.^ Wool-
pack commercial hotel, Market fl
Mitchell Bachel (Miss), .dress maker, 4.
Viotoraa terrace
Moore Ammon, shoe maker. High st
Mossopft Mossop, solicitors, Church-
yard ; ft at Holbeach
Mossop Richard Peele (finn, Mossop
ft Mossop), solicitor &c. Churchyard ;
ft at West street,' Holbeach
Mossop SamlJSeptimus (fimi,Moseop ft
Mossop, solicitor, commissioner to
administer oaths in the High Court of
Judicature, ft to take acknowledg-
ments of deeds by married women,
clerk to Long Sutton Local Board,,
ft to Sutton Bridge Gas Co. Church-
yard ; ft at Holbeach
Motley Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner.
West street
Moyer Stephen, miller(wind)3°>"en bk
Mumby Geo. poulterer ft frmr. Crosses
Mnmby Thomas, farmer. Common
Mumby Thomas, farmer, Seagate
National Provincial Bank of England
Lim. (branch) (Joseph Cheesewright,
' resident accountant). Market place;
draw on Head Office, London e.e
Naylor Samuel, inspector of ooisanoes
ft relieving officer for Long Sutton
district of Holbeach union
Naylor Thomas, farmer ft cattle dealer,
Sutton Crosses
Naylor Thomas, jun. farmer.Onalow ho
Naylor Walter, cattle deider ft farmer,-
Market place
North John, tailor. West street
Nunnery John, farmer. North street
Oliver Abraham, farmer, Seagate
Osborne David, hair dresser, Market pi
Parratt William,.saddler, Market st
Patchett Harry, baker. Market idace .
Patrick Walter, farmer. Wood lane
Payling ft Son, harness makers,High st
Peek Thomas, carpenter, Wisbech road
Fegg James, fa^iily grocer, linen
ft woullen draper, clothier, outfitter,
batter, carpet ft boot warehouseman,
milliner,, dress & mantle n>aker &c .
Market place
Perkins Benjamin Frederick, farmer
Pctt ft Sons, builders. Market street
Ficcaver John Edward, farmer, Conunn.
Pinder John Thos. shoe ma. Market pi
Pooley Jacob, chimney sweeper, Lime
walk .
Porter ft Pnlford, stationers,^ Market pi
Porter Arthar, ironmonger. Market pi
Porter Edird.-oabBMt maker. Market pi
Porter Williaiii,tailor ft waoUcn drapciv
High street . . 1 ..
Loiia.euTiON, 671
Priestly John, farmer, ' Seagate road
Pnlford James, plnmber. High street
Read GeoiM Frederick, shopkeeper ft
beer retiuler. Little London
Bead Johnt shopkeeper. High street
Beading Booms . (Louis- -Frank fowls,
hon.sec.). Market street r -
-Beam: JohD,ibnildeis. North stnet -.
Reevejoiuiv farmer, Delph -
Biefaardaon .William, farmer. Crosses >
Bichardami' Waters, grooer ft draper,
■"Higb street
Bidlington ft Hicks, coal merchants,
< Bainray station. -
Buberts. John, watch maker. Market pi
Boberts Bobert,. farmer, Wood lane
Boberts Bri)ert, jun. farmer, Wood la
Bouse Wm. horse slaughterer^ Crosses
Bndl&ndWilliam, bootmaker, London rd
Sapey Jn. Fraa butcher*. Market place
Scott Hardyman, eoadi maker. High
street ■■
Scott WiUiam Henry, teacher of music,
. Market street
Searson Charles, farmer, Bomanbank
Seanon Henry, farmer, Seagate >
Searson John, farmer, Ronuui bank
Shaw Thomas, fanner. Common
Siason Bobart, beer retailer. West st
Skelton George, farmer, High street
Skelton John T. farmer, Marah
Skinner Abraham, beer ret. London rd
Slater Charles, blacksmith, High street
Slater Eliza (Mrs.),beer retlr.High st
Smith James Edward, snrgeon ft med-
ical ofBcer ft public vaccinator Lntton
district, Holbeach union, High street
Smith John, farmer, Fen ends
Spendla Richard, farmer. Fen
Spendla William, farmer. Fen
Stableforth William Bennett, solicitor.
North street
Starbuck John Bissell, photographer.
Market street
Swain ft Son, booksellers, stationers ft
printers, High street
Swain John, postmaster ft stamp dis-
tributor. Post office
Taylor Henry,coal merchont.Station yd
Taylor James, beer retailer. High st
Templenuin Charlotte (Mrs.), shop-
keeper, Weststreet
Thrower Matthew Green, surveyor,
inspector of nuisances & collector tu
the Local Board -
Tilson James, chemist-, Market place
Towns Margaret (Mrs.), dress maker.
Chapel bridge
Towneend -Joseph Edward, chemist,
- Market place
Twigg Jabez, shopkeeper. Little London
Upton Thomas,- Bnll Commercial inn.
Market place
Vincent William Thomas, ironmonger.
Market place
Wade8onjBa.Weyman,farmer,Delaraore
Warrick Solomon, beer retailer ft stone
mason, Roman bank
Wenham Matthew, farmer, Wisbech rd
White Philip, bntcher. Market place
White Thomas, farmer, Bridge road
Whitelam Joseph, beer retailer ft
carrier, London road
Wilkinson David, farmer. Fen
Wilkinson Hezekiah, wheelwt. Crosses
Wilkinson Isaac, farmer, Fen
Wilkinson James Holder, joiner,
I wheelivright ft blacksmith. Crosses
Wilkinson joim, farmeri Coiumon
Wilkinson Jnstina (Mrs.), butcher,
Market place
Wilkinson Mary Ann (Miss), con-
fectioner. Market place
WilliamsonMartha (Mrs.),farmr.MaTsh
Williamson Thomas (Mrs), ladies'
school. The Sycamores
Willows John George, veterinary sur-
geon. Chapel bridge
Willows Sophia ft Lonisa (Misses),
milliners ft dress makerSiHigh street
WinfrejrBiehd. Francis,Tegi8trar of mar-
riages ft. vaocinatian ofiioer, fiish st
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
Fkelly's
Winfrey SossQ (Mrs.), fancy repository, Winter Richd. music irareho. High st I Young Charles, fanner. Crosses
Market place Woodward James, farmer I Young John, farmer. Crosses
Winnals James, baker, London road <
STTTTOlf-IIT-THE-lCASSH is a parish and village, i tively 517 and 418 yards in length, trith a lighthouse on the
pleasantly situated on the sea coast, in the Mid division of i former, and an entrance on the Tatter one, which is the more
the county, parts of Lindse^-, Marsh division of the hundred sheltered. Here is a coastguard station ; the lifeboat,
of Calceworth, Spilsby umon and county court district, named the " Birmingham," was purchased by a subscript
Alford petty sessional division, rural deanery of Calceworth tion, in 1866, among the working classes of Birmingham ;
No. I, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4^ miles but was replaced in 1876 by the "Caroline.'' Robert Kirk,
south from Slablethorpe station, 6 miles north-east from ' who is lord of the manor, and Mr. Richard Brooks an:l John
AlFord and 18 south-east from Louth. A promenade has
been formed along the shore, with seats and covered retreats,
and there are many lodging houses for the convenience of
visitors. The church of St. Clement is a brick building, con-
sisting of chancel and nave and a gabled tower containing
4 bells: the chancel was rebuilt in i860. The register
dates from the year 1685. The living is a vicarage,
tithe rent-charge £30, net yearly value £937, including 38
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Lincoln, and held since 1879 by the Rev. Henry Williams
B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan
chapel. A now l^rbour is about to be formed here,
which, though not adding considerably to the trade of this
district, will be of mnch value as a port of shelter on a long
and exposed coast : it- will be opposite the Inner Dowsing
Bank, which runs parallel with tne coast, at a distance of
about nine miles : the works, which will be under the
superintendence of Sir John Coode, will consist of an outer
harbour of 14 acres, leading by a lock of 50 feet in width
to an inner dock of nearly 10 acres in extent : the outer
harbour will be protected by a north and south pier, respec-
Meville Mrs
NeU Mrs
Williams Rsv. Henry B.A. [vicar]
COUMESCIAL.
Adcock Henry, fanner
Baker Robert, farmer
Bean Charles, carpenter & wheelwright
Brooks Richard, landowner it farmer
Brown Edward, farmer
Brown John, farmer
Camplin Joseph, farmer
Clarke Ann (Mrs. ), lodging house
Coupland S<>loman,builder & contractor
Crowe Henry, grocer
Frow John, lodging house
Loath Needham, are the principal landowners. The soil is fine
alluvial and clay ; subsoil, same. Bricks and tiles are made.
The chief crops are wheat, oats and beans, but a great
portion is rich pasture. The area is 1,666 acres of land and
430 of water; rateable value, ;f 3,318; the population in
1881 was 360.
Parish Clerk, John North.
Post Office.— John Greet, receiver. 'Letters arrive from
Alford at 9 a.m. ; dispatched at 4 p.m. & 3 p.m. in
winter, week days only. The nearest money order ft
telegraph otBce is at Mnblethorpe R.8
Coastguard Station, William Cater, chief boatman
National School (mixed), built in 1862, for 80 children, with
an average attendance of 46 & supported by voluntary
rate & government grant; Miss Anne L. Higgs, mistress
A conveyance from the Bacchus hotel meets all trains at
Mablethorpc railway station daily
The AlFord & Sutton tramway runs several times daily,
carrying passengers & g(X>ds
Carbisbs to Alfobd. — David Holmes Jli George Taylor,
tuesday & fridny
Frow Thomas, farmer I Sempers Henry, grocer
HatliSe Sarah Ashley (Mrs.), lodging ho Simons Benjamin, auctioneer & >-aluer.
Hill Tobias, farm bailiff to John Louth, \ &,lodging house
Needham
Hodgson Thomas, shopkeeper
Holmes David, carrier
Hunter Henry, shoe maker
Lowery Richard, boot maker
Moore Charles, lodging house
Raithby Frederick, farmer
Raithby Henry, farmer
Raithby Robert, farmer k seed dealer
Raithby Walter, farmer
Robinson Peter, refreshment rooms
Ratter Joseph, fanner
Scarborough William, farmer
Simons Rebecca (Mr8.),Bacchus hotel,&
family sea boarding honse
Snowden Elijah, licensed hawker
Stubbs Robert, fanner, & lodging house
Stubbs William, farmer
Taylor George, carrier
Taylor Joseph, farmer
Taylor William, farmer
Thompson John Motson, brick k tile ma
Whileman John, lodging house
Whileman William, lodging house
Wilson John, farmer
SU'TTON ST. EDKUIIDS is a straggling village and I Cut separates this parish from Cambridgeshire for some
hamletandecclesiastjcalparish, in Long Sutton civil parish, "'-^ ■..r-,,:,^ A jj__j ._, — . , ,, ,j-
Southern division of the county, parts of Holland, Elloe
wapentake, Holbeach union and county court district. East
Elloe rural deanery, and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese,
4 miles from French Drove station, 17 miles south-east from
Spalding, 10 south from Holbeach. 10 south-west from Long
Sutton and 10 west from Wisbech. The church of St.
Edmund, erected about 1800, is a small edifice of brick and
stone, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a tower with
turret containing i bell : in the chancel is a memorial win-
dow to Mr. Isaac Whitshed, and three other stained windows
have been put in since 1873. The register dates from the
yeiir 1706. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value from
tithe rent-charge ^^300, in the gift of the vicar of hang
Sutton, who is impropriator of the rectorial tithes, and held
since 1884 by the Rev. Henry Holt Winbolt b.a. of Corpus
Christi college, Cambridge. There is a General Baptist
chapel, and one for United Methodists, erected in 1870. The
jjoors' lands produce ;^ioo yearly. This parish is divided by
gates or roads known as Luttongnte, Aldgate, Broadgate,
and Guanockgate : these intersect the parish from north to
south, and are traversed at their extremities and in the
centre by cross roads; the parish extends from 4 to lo
miles south of the " Old South Holland Drain." The New
Winboll Rev. Henry Holt b.a. [vicar].
Vicarage
COUUESCIAL.
Allen Geor^, farmer. Bank
Allen Martin Rose, farmer. Bank
Allen William, farmer. Bank
Billings Thomas, farmer
Boor Benjamin, farmer
Brett James, farmer, Lnttongate
Bridgefoot William, builder £ farmer
Brown John, Four Horse Shoes f.h
Butt John, fanner
Clayton Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
Cole James, farmer
Cole John, fanner. South bank
Cole Robert, farmer, Lnttongate
Cole Thomas, farmer, Hallgate
Cook Abraham, fanner, Broadgate
Cook Jacob, Red Cow p.b
Corby Thomas, farmer, Guanockgate
Cross Daniel, fanner, Hallgate
Farr Walter Stanley, schoolmaster
Franks Samuel, fanner. Common
Gott Matthew, farmer. Common
Hanes James, farmer
Henunant James, farmer, Hallgate
Jones John, farmer, Lnttongate
Lamb Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Lambert Thomas, wheelwright
LE^ton Edward, shopkeeper,
Eanbonk
Leader Samuel, blacksmith
Limbert Anthony, farmer. Common
Liquorice Thomas, farmer. Common
Mendham Robert, farmer, Lnttongate
distance. William Goddard Jackson esq. of Duddington,
Stamford, is lord of the manor. The principal landowners
are the Kilhain family, of Tydd St. Mary. The soil is
clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and peas ;
there is also a considerable quantity of rich and fertile graz-
ing land. The area is 5,335 acres ; rateable value, ;f 9,505; the
population in i88z was 676.
Inkebso!? Pen is about 4 miles south from the church.
Pariah Clerk, Thomas Lambert.
Post Office. — Mrs. Matilda Lamb,sub-postmistress. Letters
through Wisbech arrive at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 6.30 p.m.;
tho nearest money order office is at Parson Drove, i,
nearest telegraph office is at Holbeach or Wisbech
Post Office, Southey Bank. — Josiah Parker, sub-postmaster.
Letters through Wisbech arrive at 5.30 a.m.; dispatched
at 8 p.m. ; the nearest money order office is at Parson
Drove & telegraph office at Holbeach or Wisbech
Parochial School (mixed), endowed with about 16 acres of
land & rcbailt in 1857 for 55 children ; average atten-
dance, 40 ; the master has j^8o yearly ; Walter Stanley
Farr, master
Carriers to Wisbeck. — William -Scrimshaw, thursday i
Saturday ; William Redfen, Saturday
Patridge Thomas, shopkeeper
Patterson Samuel, beer retailer &
butcher. South Eau bank
Plumb John, White Honse F.H
. Redhead John, K. farmer, Lnttongate
' Rham Robert, Old Mother Red Cap F.H
I Scott Henry, farmer, Luttongate
I Scrimshaw" William Boper, farmer is.
carrier, Guanockgate
' Sharman Henry, farmer, Gnanockgatp
Shaw William, farmer, Guanockgate
' Smith John, farmer, Broadgate
South Smith Joseph, farmer, Broadgate
i Smith Theophilns, farmer, Sout'iey bank
Smith William, farmer, Broadgate
Speechly Benjamin, fanner, Hallgate
Speechly John, farmer, Broadgate
Starbuck Jabex, farmer, Guanockgate
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
Watson William, builder
Whitsed Kdward, farmer & landowner
Starbuck J.>hn, fanner, Goanoclcgfate
Starbuck Mark, farmer, Guanockgate
STTTTOIf ST. JAUES is a Tillage and ecclesiastical
parish, in Long Satton civil parish, Sonthern division of the
county, parts of Holland, wapentake of EUoe, Holbeach
union and county court district, and in the rural deanery
of East Elloe, and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 4 miles
south-TTcst from Long Sutton railway station, 6 south-east
from Halb3ach and 9 north from Wisbech. The South
Holland Drain passes through the parish. The original
church of Sutton St. James' seems to have been built about
the year 1300 and consists of a nave and aisle or aisles in
the Deoarated stylo : to this were added, in the fifteenth
century, a plain but massive brick tower (now etnccoed),
containing 3 bells and a chancel of stone, lined with brick,
mth a vestry on the north side : no part of the original
Decorated church now exists except the Tower arch (now
walled up), which once opened into the church: in 1879 the
existing chancel was converted into a church large enough
for the parish, at a cost of ;f 1,960 : the east and north walls
were taken down and on apsidal chancel of good ashlar
stone and a Perpendicular north aisle of Wansford rubble
stone erected : the new roof is of pitch pine, very massive
and covered with Broseley tiles : new west doors and door-
way were inserted, the floors relaid, and the interior reseated
for 170 persons, the whole work being carried out under the
direction of Mr. Bassett-Smith, architect. The register dates
from the year 1570. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly
value from 30 acres of glebe and other sources ^93, net
£,go, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Long Sutton,
and held since 1876 by the Rev. George Spencer Leigh-
Leigb-Bennett Rov George Spencer B.A. , Clifton Robert, farmer
str ALLOW. 673
I Whitworth James, former, Lattongate
I Wright Henry, shoe maker
Bennett b.a. of Pembroke College, Oxford. The vicarage
house was built in 1877. Here are General Baptists and
Wesleyan chapels. The charities amount to alwut ;f 134
yearly, left by Dorothy Rangle, Robert Palmer, Francis
Dodge and Thomas Blsjik for the poor of the parish. To
the west of the village, on Ravensbsnk, stands Ivy Cross,
which consists of an octangular base with four tiers of steps
supporting a large square stone, in the middle of which
rises a broken shaft supported by four flying buttresses :
three<[uarters of a mile south-west of this is another ancient
cross of a plainer construction but much dilapidated.
William Goddard Jackson esq. of Duddington, Stamford, is
lord of the manor. The principal landowners are the Allenby
family, of Gamsgate Hall, Long Sutton. The soil is mostly
a strong clay, yielding good crops of com ; the grazing land
is excellent. The area is 2,847 acres ; rateable value, j^4,76o ;
the population in 1881 was 605.
Parish Clerk, William Arden.
Post & Moket Obdbb -Office k Savings Bank.— John
Musk, receiver. Letters through Wisbech arrive about
8 a.m.; dispatched at 5.30 p.m.; the nearest telegraph
office is at Long Sutton
Insurance Agent, Norwich Cnion Fire, James P. Stnbley
National School, erected by the Charity Trustees in 1859,
at a cost of ;f 800, for 130 children ; average attendance,
100 ; the school is managed by a body of trustees, sub-
ject to the control of the Charity Commissioners ; James
Pridmore Stnbley, master
Vicsrjge
COmiBRCIAL.
Allison Henry farmer, Broadgate
Allison John Wm. fanner, Broadgate
Arden John, farmer, Chapelgate
Armstrong John, farmer, C&pelgate
Boardman Abraham, farmer
boardman Matthew, farmer
Brown Henry, carpenter
Brown James, carpenter, Chapelgate
Brown Thomas, carpenter, Chapelgate
BufFham Austin, fanner. Gate
Carter Jame>, Hat & Feathers p.h
Chapman Edwd. fanner, Barlin's drove
Clark John, beer retailer & thrashing
machine owner
Clifton Henry, grocer & draper
Clifton Jabez, fanner, Fen
Clifton Joseph, grocer,
SWABT is a scattered village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of
the hundred of Calceworth, Louth union and county court
district, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i, and arcb-
deaeonry and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles north from Spilsb)',
3^ south-west from Claythorpe station and 6 north-b)'-west
from Alford. The church of St. Nicholas is a modern
structure of brick, built in 1837, at a cost of £500, and
consists of nave with small apse, western porch and a bell-
turret containing i bell. The register dates from the year
1660. The living is a rectory, gross j-early value from 327
acres of glebe, awarded at the time of the enclosure in lieu
of tithes, £^ao with residence, in the gift of the President I
and fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford, and held since '
1865 by the Rev. James Cholmeley m.a. formerly fellow of
that collece. Swaby is in the manor of Bilsby ; the land
belongs chiefly to Magdalen College, Oxford, and the
Baroness Willoughby de Eresby. The soil is mostly chalky
Clifton William, farmer
I Cooper John William, farmer
, Cragg Robert, farmer
[ Crow Robert Alls, farmer
Deane William, beer retailer
! Dickcrson Arthur Martin, farmer
I Evans Eason, farmer
I Godfry Rebecca (Mrs.), farmer
' Gratton William, farmer
Haines Jonathan C. farmer
i Haines Richard John, farmer
I Hardy Arnold, butcher
j Hardy Thomas, fanner
Hams Philip, farmer
I Holgarth George, farmer
I Horn George, farmer, Hall farm
' Howard James, farmer
I Jenkinson George k Wm. blacksmiths
' Johnson Robert, Chequers p.k
Mattock James, beer retailer
Morris Joseph, farmer
Morris William, farmer
Musk Henry, butcher k shoe maker
Mask John, shopkeeper, k post office
Needham Carter, farmer
Portass William, blacksmith
Pridmore Thomas, farmer
Rose Robert, farmer
Skinner Edward, farmer
Skinner Jonathan, farmer
Smith Henry, farmer
Stnbley Charles, farmer
Stnbley John, farmer
Swann William, carpenter
Thompson Edwin, farmer
Walton John, ftirmer
Ward John, former
Woods George Harry, miller (wind)
loam ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and turnips. The area is 1,563 acres ; rateable value,
;^2,io3; the population, indndmg that of Whitepit, in
i83i was 414.
Whitepit is a hamlet, jt mfle west, on the road from
Spilsby to Louth, with Wesleyan and Free Methodist
chapels.
Parish Clerk, William Kirkby.
Letters arrive through Alford at 9 B.m. by foot messenger,
who returns at 4 p.m. in winter, 5 p.m. summer. The
nearest msnev oraer k telegraph otflce is at Alford
National School (mixed), bmit in 1857, for lao children,
with an average attendance of loo, k supported by
subscriptions b school pence ; Miss Elizabeth Needham,
mistress ; Miss Maria Eeighley, infants' mistress
Carribbs. — Jabez Speed, to Louth, wed. k sat. ; to Alford,
tues. ; Barrach Kirkby, to XiOuth, wed. k sat. ; to Alford,
lues
Cholmeley Bev. James h.a. [rector]
COMHSBCIAI..
Blackburn Jabez, butcher, Whitepit
Borrell Wm. shoe maker, Whitepit
Camplin George, shoe maker, Whitepit
Clark William, shoe maker, Whitepit
Elvin Charles, bricklajjrcr
Elvin Thomas, thrashing machine pro-
prietor, Whitepit
Foster Edward, farmer
Gresswell Dan Jennings, farmer
Ingamells William, miller (wind)
baker, Whitepit
Jackson William, blacksmith
Kemp William, jun. farm baililt
Anthony Kemp
Kemp William, former
Kirkby Samuel, tailor
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SWALLOW is a small village and parish, in the
TTorthern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Bradley
Haverstoe wapentake and petty sessional division, Caistor
union and county court district, diocese of Lincoln, arch-
deaconnr of Stow and rural deanery of Grimsby No. i,
situated on the road from Great Grimsby to Caistor, 4 miles
east from Caistor and 8 south-west from Great Grimsby.
The church of the Holy Trinity is an ancient edifice of stone,
in the Saxon or very Early Norman and Early English
styles, consisting of obancel, nave, north aisle and a tower :
tbie chancel was rebuilt in i868,partly on the old foundations :
in 1883 the charch was thoroughly restored and a new north
Oliver Charles, tailor
Fatchett George, shopkeeper
Rhoades Samuel, shopkeeper
Rutland Chas. shopkpr. k wheelwright
Speed Jabez, carrier
Stones Levi k Jabez, skinners, Whitepit
Stones Thomas Baldarson, farmer
Taylor Albert, shopkeeper, Whitepit
Walter Thomas Jacob, farmer
aisle added, at a ooet of /i,09i 9a. and a stained window
has been placed in the Cancel by Miss Bingham, of
Thorganby, in memory of the Farrow and Bingham families,
and one in the nave at the sole expense of Mrs. Loft, wife of
the rector. The register dates from the year 1672. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ^^300, gross yearly
value ;f45o, net ;£340, including 103 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of the Earl of Yarborongh,
and held since 1880 by the Rev. James Edmund Wallis Loft
if.A.of Corpus Christ! college, Cambridge. A rectory-house
was built in 1865, at a coet of ;f 1,700, The Wesleyans and
Primitive Metbraists have places of worship here. Th».
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674 5WAXLOW.
^mirCOLNSHIRE.
[KELLy's
Earl of Yarliorongh is lord of the manor and sole landowner.
The soil is light ; subsoil, chalk; .The ciiief crops are trheat,
barley and turnips. The area is 2,790 acres ; rateable value,
u£3,7og ; the popnlatioainiSSi wsa.338,
Panab Clerk, Charles Blytbe. .
Letters throngh Caistor, the nearest money order k tele-
ah office. Wau. Box deared at 3 p.m'
built in 1856 by a former Earl of Yarborougb, for
60 children ; average attendance, 39 ; Miss Mary Elizabeth
Pollard, mistress
Loft Kev. Jamie Edmund "Wallis MJI.
"■[rector] : ■
cmABBCiAC ;
(Bingham Thomas; farmer
Sorman Joseph, farmer' ' ' '.
, fanner
Bucknell William Marshall,
Dmry WiMiam, farmer
Kirkby Thomas, farmer, j^wallow vale
Robinson Lncy (Mrs.), carpenter &
irheelwrigbt
Smith Joseph, shoe maker
Tomlinson Alfred, farmer
Walmsley Robert, White Hart p.k
Willows George Henry, farmer
.SWAHBY' is a parish and small village, ; in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Kesteren, Aswardhnm
wapentake, Sleaford voiop, -petty sessional division and
comity court district, rural (jeapery of Aswardhum with
Lafford No. a, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4
miles south-west from Sl^ford, si west from the Aswarby
station, 5 nortb-west from Falkingham and 10 east-by-north
from Qrantham. The church ol St. Ijilaiy and All &unt8 is
a small bat ancient building, in the Early English, Late
Decorated and Ferpendipnlar styles, consisting of chancel,
nave of three bays, aisles, south porch and an interesting
embattle^ western tower of excellent jnasqnry, with a low
pyramidal roof and tour pinnaolcs, and containing i bell :
there is a Decorated niche, richly canopied : in the chancel
in tha east wall, and in the soutfai aisle, eiiwadless flgare,
seated on a bench, supported by a corbel :. the font is Early
English : the staifa to the rood loft remain 1 both nave and
usks areeovered-by a singje modern, roof, gf the meanest
dMcription, in order to fix which the WJUidows of the south
aisle have been decapitated : in the churchyard, at tlie
east end of the south aisle, lies a mutilated efiigy. The
register dates from the year 1705. The living is a vicarage,
gross lyearly value ^^90 indnding 47 acres of glebe, in tha
gift of Sir Thomas Whichcote bart. and held since 1850 by
the Rev. Christopher Whiehoote^x.A. of St. John's College,
Cambridge, who is also rector of Aswarby, where he resicbs.
John Arthur Houblon esq. of Hallingbury, Bishop's Stort-
ford, who is lord of the manor, and Sir Thomas Whichoote
bart. D.L. of Aswarby hall, are the principal landowners.
The soil is light loam and stiff olay ; subsoil, limestone.
Tlie population in 1881 was 171 ; the parish contains abont
910 acres, including three farms at Cboftox, a hamlet half
a mile south-east of the village ; rateable value, £i,xg6.
Parish Clerk, Timothy Bunning.
Letters through Sleaford, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
Village SbIiooI (mixed), erected, with mistress's residence,
in 1859, at the cost of Sir Thomas Whichcote bart. for w
children ; average attendance, 30, k supported by tab-
scriptions k school fees ; Miss Alice Sumner, mistress
Birch John, farmer I Foster Thomas, Bell f.h. k shopkeeper I Sanderson Blary Jane (Mrs.), farmer
Brader Themas, shoe maker k pr*- { Hart Edwin, shoe maker I Stow Lonsia (Mrs.), farmer
vision dealer ' King George, farmer I
SWATOIT is a parish aod. village, near the andetat
Roman Carr dyke, in the Southern division of the county,
parts of Sesteven, Aveland wapentake, Sleaford union,
detty sessional division and ooonty courc district, rural
beanery of Aveland No. i, and arcfaoteconry and diooeae of
Lincoln, 3 miles north-east from Billingjboroagh station on
the Bourn and Sleaford line, 4i south from Heckington sta-
tion on the Boston and Sleaford line, 5 north-east from Falk-
ingham and 9 south-east from Sleaford. The church of St.
Michael is a remarkably beautiful cruciform building, in the
Earljr Geometrical, Late Decorated and Perpendicular styles,
consisting of dionoel and nave, under a sugle roof, aisles,
transepts, fine south poroh and a central. tower contiUning 3
bells : the chancel, lower part of the tower and the piers sup-
porting it are the eariiest portion^ the nave and aisles Deco-
rated and the upper part of the tower Perpendicular ; the side
windows of the chancel are lancets, a rare feature in Early
Geometric work : the chancel retains a large double Early
English piscina, and has a beautiful window of two lights : in
the north transept chapel, dedicated to S. John Baptist, are
the traces of a tryptych and a small trefoiled piscina ; there is
also a piscina in the south transept : the west window,
which IS of great size, occupies the ' entire end of the
church, and has reticulated qoatrefoUed tracery : the font is
a remarkably good and almost unique example of curvilinear
Gothic, and cohsi^ ' of an octagonal basin, carried on a
shafted hexagonal stem : the pulpit reading-desk and choir
stalls and seats are of finely carved oak, many of the latter
being of fifteenth century workmanship : the nave was re-
8eat«l and restored in 1851, and again five years later,
by the present vicar, and in the course of the work, some
interesting frescoes, representing scenes in the life of Onr
Lord, were discovered above the chancel arch. The register
dates from the year 1681. The living is a vicarage, with
Spanby rectory annexed, tithe rent-charge ;^Si, joint gross
yearly value /434 including 35A. 3B. 3F. of glebe land, in
the gift of Miss Campbell and Mrs. Se^'monr, and held since
1880 by the Rev. Richard Henry Mann b.a. of Emmanuel Col-
lege,Cambridge. A small stock fair was formerly held here on
October nth, but was discontinued about the year 1866.
Henry James Lee- Warner esq. x.a. of Walsingham, Norfolk,
is IokI of the manor and the prindpal landowner. The soil
is various ; subsoil, gravel and Oxford clay. The chief
orops are wheat, barley, oats, seeds and roots. The area is
3,670 acres ; rateable value, ^^5,014 ; the population in i83i
was 388.
Wkst Sthset is a part of Swaton.
Parish Clerk, Henry Allatt.
Letters through Falkingham. The nearest money order ft
telegraph offices are at Falkingham k Billingboroagh.
PiLLAB Box cleared at 4.30 p.m
National School, for 76 children ; average attendance, 65 ;
Wm. Dnngate, master ; Mrs. Margt. Ann Dnngate, mist
Mann Rev. Richard Henry B.A. ['
' The Vicarage
COmiBRCIAt.
Abbott Henry, blacksmith k grocer
Andrews Alfred, farmer
Barber Joseph, farmer, Fen
Bush John, farmer
Cooper William, farmer
Copeland Thomas, farmer
'], ' Crc^ley Crosby, farmer
I Holmes Matthew, butcher
' Howitt William, carpenter
' Howitt William, sen. builder
Machin Jonathan, farmer
Mansfield Robert, farmer
Modd John James, farmer
Morris Mary (Mrs. ), farmer
Morris William, farmer
Sbepperson James, IVhita Hart p.r. &
farmer
Stennett Robert, farmer. Pen
Wadsley Naomi (Mrs.), farmer
Widdowson William, fanner
Wright Edward, farmer
Yarntd John Thomas, farmer
Yarrad Thomas, farmer
SWAYITEIiI) (or SwAFiELp) is a acattered village and
parish, in the Southern division of the county, wapenteke
of Beltislae, union of Bo^rn, county court district of Gran-
tham, parts of Kssteven, rural ^eanfry of Beltidoe, and
archdeaconry and diocese of .Lincoln, and is situated upon
the highest elevation between \,qidon and York, one mile
and a half south from Corby station, 08} miles from
London, about la horth-nivth-west from Stamford and is
south-east from Grantham'. The church of St. Nicholas is
an edifice of stone in mixed styles, (insisting of chancel and
nave and« tewerconteining 3 bells : it was rebuilt, with the
ezoeption.o( the chancel, in zS<i4,ttiA the nave was in 1876
rSbnilt.and ealarged, and ftained windows inserted in both
chancel and nave-by public subscription, in memory of the
lateBev. John William Esgletonn, a. former rector. 'There are
sittings for 160 persons, liie tiitgister dates from the year
1734. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;f3a3,
gross yearly value ;£3Sa, Including 50 acres of gtebe with
residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since
1878 by the Rev. Richard Cooper H.A. of Trinity College,
Dublin." y!bB Corporation of Browne's Hospital, Stamford,
own the manor and a greater portion of the land. The soil
is loam ; subsoil, day. The chief crops are cereals. The
area is 1.300 acres ; rateable value, ;£5,3I7 ; the popolation
in 1881 was 353.
Parish Clerk, George Louth.
Post Office. —George Todd, receiver. Letters from Gran-
tham arrive at 9 a. m. ; dispatohcd at 4.45 p.m. Corby
is the nearest money order & telegraph office
Parochial School (mixed), built, with mistress's residence,
in 1867, by the corporation of Browne's Hospital, Stam-
ford ; it will hold 60 children k has an average attendance
of 35 ; the school is supported by government grant Si
voluntary subscription ; Miss Eliza Doughty, mistress
Casbibbs. — Henry Robinson, Thomas Archer 8c William
Archer, to Grantham, sat
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COXHEBCIAL.
Adcock Mary Ann (Mias), Reindeer inn
Archer Thomas, carrier
Archer William, carrier
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Bwlcitt Prederick, farmer
Doableday Maria (Mrs.), fanner-
Groiamilt . Harry, . farmer
OsbozB Samoa], carpenter
Kobiiuori Henry, carrier
Rt^inson Bobert, farmer
SWIKESBMAS. 675
Sharp Samnel, farmer
Tirrell Philip, Royal Oak p.h. & baker
Todd Geo. boot k shoe ma. k post office
Wand Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper
Webster Wm. wheelwright & carpenter
8 WIND J£HB7 is a pleasant village and parish, in the
Hid diTiaton of the connty, on the Iwrders of Xotts, parts
of Kesteron, lower division of the wapentake of Boothby
draffoe, Newark union and county court district, petty
gessional division of Lincoln, rural deanery of GraSoe, and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, g miles south-west
from Lincoln. The Midland Railway Company has a station
within a mile east of the village, and the Roman Foss wa^ is
(m the south-east. The church of All Saints is a bnilifing
of stone, chiefly of the Norman period, consisting of apsidal
chance), nave of three bays, north aisle, south ^rch, organ
chamber and an embattled western tower containing 5 bMls:
the arcade of the north aisle is a fine example ci Early Nor-
man work : there is a brass, with inscription, to certain
membera of the ancient family of Disney, 1613, and also a
monnment to the Misses Cartwright, sisters of the famous
Major George Oartwright, late of Ossington hall, Notts,
dated 1778 : the church was thoroughly restored in 1879, at
acost (rf ;f86i, under the direction of Mr. John T. Lee, of
London, and reopened on All Saints' Day (Nov. i) in that
year: Uie works accomplisfaed included the addition of a
drcnlar apse to the chancel and the erection of a porch and
organ cluunb«r : a new bella, by Messrs. Taylor, of Lough-
borough, were also added : there are three stained windows
in the apse, and a stanied window to the memory of Mrs.
Talbot has also been placed at the east end of the north
aisle : once the restoration two screens of iron work have
been fixed in the north arches of the chancel and a similar
screen under the chancel arch : the organ was given by E.
Matthews esq. The register dates from the year 1568. The
Long Rev. Charkss Hamilton Kellett ^^^ Stunuel, farmer
RA. The Vic»n«e ^^s" Rabert, farmer
Meads John
Snow Mrs
living ia a vicarage, tithe rent-charge (vicarial) ;^I5, gross
yearly value ^^360, including i;o acres of glebe with house,
m the gift of Charles Edward liyon esq. and held since 1876
by the Kev. Charles Hamilton Kellett Long b.a. of Trinity
doUege, Cambridge. The Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1869,
at a cost of about ;f 600, is a red brick building, and has
sittings for 300 persons, and there are Sunday schools at-
tached. The poor's land of ao acres with .18 houses was
granted by deed in 1658 by John Disney, then lord of the
manor, and produces ^58 yearly for bread and fuel, which is
distributed on St. Thomar day. T. Curtis esq. is impro-
Eriator of the rectory and lord of the manor. The principal
mdownera are,T. Curtis esq. Osborne Johnson esq. Edward
Henry Solly esq. and Charles Sheldon esq. The soil is of a
mixed character; subsoil, clay in some parts, in others
sandy. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips,
potatoes and peas. The area is 3,073 acres ; rateable value,
;^a,798 ; the population in 1881 was 503.
Parish Clerk, William Horton.
OOMXEBCIAI..
Bean Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Beaumont John, wheelwright
Blow Dalton, farmer
BIyton George, shopkeeper, shoe maker,
Jk poet office
Cotton George, farmer
Cook George, farmer
Cucksey Aubrd John, former
East Michael, blacksmith
axgrWRHTTia a T> is a large village and parish, in the
Soathem division of the county, parts of Holland, wapen-
take of Kirton, union and connty court district of Boston,
rural deanery of North Holland No. i, and archdeaconry
and diooeae of Lincoln, 3 miles south-east from Swineshead
station on the Boeton, Sleaford and Grantham railway, 104^
from London and 7 west-south-west from Boston : the great
navigable Forty Foot drain passes throngh the parish. The
church of St. Mary is a spacious edifice of stone, chiefly in
the .Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays, aisles, porch and a
massive and lofty tower with small spire and containing a
clock and 8 bells : the tower, 160 feet high, is ciiiefly Deco-
rated, bat the upper part is Perpendicular and has an em-
battled parapet and angle pinnacles ; the south aisle, porch
and clerestory are Decorated and the latter has six windows
on either side and is finished with an embattled parapet :
the north aisle is in part Perpendicular : on the south side
is an octafonal turret with conical roof, containing a stair
formerly leading to the rood loft and chancel roof ; both
aislea have atone time had chantries ; in the pavement of the
nave are three sepulchral slabs, one of which of grey marble
onoe enclosed brass effigies of a civilian, his wife and children,
with marginal inseriptmn ; the next, of free stone, has incised
S^niem of a civilian and his wife and a marginal legend to
Richard Benett, 1530, and Agnes, his wife : the third, of
stone, bears an elaborate stemmed cross, surrounding wluch
is an inscription to Roger Berdney and Alice, his wife, 1512 :
in the veotry are remains of a fine marble and alabaster
monument erected on the north wall of the old chancel, to
Sir John Lockton kt. 1610 ; the inscription shows it to have
been placed by Frances, his wife, in 1638 ; the ancient altar
slab, irith five consecration crosses is now under the com-
munion table and several of the ancient benches remain in
the soath aisle -. the church also contains a picture of " The
taking- dotm from the Cross," presented by the late Herbert
Ingrtan esq. : the chancel -was rebuilt in 1847, "* ^ cost of
jTatOOO, by the Master and Fellows of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge ; and the nave was restored and reseated in oak, the
tower arch re-opened, the floor rehtid with Ancaster stone
Grocock George, farmer
Hardy John, farmer
HarstonWm.farmr. Half way House farm
Jackson David, farmer
Johnson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Johnson Richard, farmer
Langton John, farmer
Neave Samnel, farmer
Paulson John, farmer
Pratley James & Thomas, coal dealers
k farmers
Raven George, wheel-wright
I Reavill Biclurid, boot k shoe maker
Post Office Recbiviso House. — George BIyton, receiver.
Letters received from Lincoln, arrive at 7.30 ; dispatched
at 4.45 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office
isCoUn^ham
National Endowed School (mixed), built in 1849, will hold
130 children; the school is supported, apart from the
endowment, by voluntary subscriptions ; Arthur TroUope,
master ; Miss Elizabeth Simpson, mistress
Railway Station, William Elston, station master
Cabbibr to Lincoln k Newakk. — William Graves, fri
Robinson Robert, farmer
Roe Henry, farmer
Roe Thomas (Mrs.), farmer
Sharp William, farmer
Simons William, beer retailer
Skelton John, Red Lion p.a
Smith George, butcher
Smith John, farmer
Smith William, Plough f.r
Stevenson John, farmer
Talbot Robert, farmer
Thompson George, farmer
Waddington Edward, farmer-
Wright William, tailor
and other works effected, in 1869, at an expense of upwards
of £a,ooo : the new organ, pulpit and desk, gas and other
fittings were contributed by Mr. Reddish, then church-
-warden : a new communion table with other fittings were
given and the font and three -windo-ws repaired by the vicar :
(he lectern was presented by CoL 0. T. J. Moore d.l., i.'v.,
F.S.A. of Frampton hall ; and the altar cloth, curtains for
doors &c. by the ladies of the parish : a new porch and south
aisle were built in 1880 : the stained east window, placed in
1874, is a memorial to Joseph Mason Tennant esq. of Leeds,
a principal landowner in this parish : there are others to the
late Mr. Reddish and Mr. and Mrs. John Jessop. The register
of baptisms and burials dates from 1639 ; marriages from
1640. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value ;^3ao,
including 60 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Trinity College, Cambridge, and held since 1848 by the Rev.
Joseph Holmes m.a. of that college. There are Baptist,
Wesleyan and Free Methodist chapels. There are numerous
charities, amounting to nearly ;^soo yearly, left by Henry
Pridgen and others : a portion of Cowley's school oharity is
also appropriated to the purchase of bread and coals for the
poor. The market is now obsolete. An annual fair is held
on October and. The steps and part of the shaft of an
ancient cross are still standing in the Market place. About
a quarter of a mile north-east of the town is a circular
Danish encampment, called the Man-war-ings. about 60
yards in diameter, and surrounded by a double foss. An
abbey for Cistercian monks was founded here by Robert
de Gresley, in 11 34, the revenue of which, at the Dissolu-
tion,, was valued at £\js '98- 'od. and there were then
eleven monks : many valuable coins and several skeletons
have, at various periods, been dug up near the spot;
and in 1835, on sinking n well, one of the latt«r was
discovered, which measured six feet four inches. The sea
formerly flowed up to the to-wn and near the market place
was a harbour. Thecnrfew is regularly tolled here at 8 p.m.
and a curious custom exists of catting a large cross in the
tnrf , if any parishioner dies prematurely. Swineshead abbey
is the propertv of William James Ingram esq. j.p. : the abbey
is represented by a farm of abont 160 acres and a farm-house
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676 SWiNESHEAD.
LmCOLNSHIKE.
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bnilt oat of the materiab of the monastery. Mrs. Herbert
IngTun is the lady of the Abbey manor and there are
sereral other manors in the pariah. The principal land-
owners are Trinity College, Cambridge, and Messrs. Thomas
Tennant, Charles Parker and John Cooper, and Mrs. Herbert
Ingram. The soil is loam and clay; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, oats, potatoes, peas and beans. The
area is 6,747 acres; rateable valno, ^10,630 ; the population
in 1881 was Swineshead, 1,636; Chapel Hill, 117; total,
1.743-
Babtrobp, Holt Hill, and Crossgates are adjacent to
Swineshead.
Crapkl Hill is given under a separate beading.
Vestry Gerk, William Sheridan Dobney.
Sexton, Henry Dawson.
O-ibbet Hills and Forty Foot Bridge, formerly
extra-parochial, now form a parish, in the union of Boston,
near Swineshead railway station, comprising one farm of
1^4 acres, owned by Mr. Richard Ingall ; rateable ralae,
480 ; the population in 188 1 was 53.
Boyalty and Bakes Farms, formerly extra-paro-
chial, are now parishes in Boston union, the former 7} miles
south-west from Boston, and consisting of one farm of 130
acres ; rateable value, ^f 163 ; and the latter half a mile from
Swineshead railway station, consisting of 100 acres, both
owned and farmed by Mr. John Cwper, of Swineshead
House. Boyalty has no resident population. The two
houses on Bakes farm stand in three parishes, Heckington,
Bramley John
Cooper John, Swineshead house
Edwin-Cole James F.B.H.s.,j.p. [barris-
ter], Swineshead hall
Holmes Bev. Joseph m.a. [vicar] \
Pittard Marmadnke I
Sharp William Bobort, The Villa
COXMKRCIAL.
Allen George Frederick, baker
Aliwal John, farmer, Barthorp
Anderson Samuel, Golden Ball p. E
Armstrong Carby, farmer. Fen houses
Aspland Joseph, batcher
AtKin William, farmer
Bacon Jonathan, farmer
Barwick Samuel, watch maker
Basker John, farmer. Fen houses
Beacham Mark, farmer & machine
owner. Fen houses
Betts George, farmer 1
Bird William, market gardener |
Bland Charles, Wheatsheaf P.H
Booth George, farmer |
Brown Jn. Harrison, farmr. Fen houses !
Buffham Robert, King's Head p.h I
Burden William, farmer
Butler Wm. Barge p.h. Railway station
Carrott John, blacksmith
Cherin James, farmer
Co.-ites George, fanner, The Parks
Cole George, farmer
Cole James Edwin, farmer
Collins Jessie, farmer
Cooper John, farmer, Swineshead house
Craven Christopher, farmer
Dawson Henry, ironmonger
Dawson Henry, farmer, Drayton
Dean John, fanner, Drayton
Dickinson Eli, baker
Dobney William Sheridan, land sur-
veyor, North end
Eayra William, grocer, linen Ic woollen
draper, draper, tea dealer, shoe &
carpet warehouse
Hale and Swineshead :
1881.
there were 8 persons living there ia
Oreat Brand Bnd Plot or Little Brand
Snd, formerly eztra-parochial, is now a parish, one mile
from Swineshrad railway station and 8^ miles south-weat
from Boston : it is situated on the outskirts of Swineshead
parish, near the Forty Foot Drain, and comprises one farm
of 35 acres ; rateable value, ;^36. Mr. Francis Key is owner
and occupier ; the population in 1881 was 4.
Post, Monkv Order k Telbosaph Office, Savings Bank
k Annuity & Insurance Office. — William Eii}'TS, post-
master. Letters through Spalding, arrive at 7.15 a.m. ;
dispatched at 6.30 p.m
INSURANCB Agents : —
Northern Assurance, William Tyler
Norwich Union, W. Lister, Abbey road
Boyal Farmers' k General, George Betts
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1879 for the
principal part of the parish, the remainder being included
m North-East Holland Fen United School Boar.l district ;
H. Snaith, 10 New street, Boston, clerk to the board
Endowed School (mixed), founded k endowed in 1730 by
Thomas Cowley esq. of Donington, with ;f 180 yearly,
derived from land; there are now (1884) about 150
scholars, of whom 5 boys k 5 girls are taught free ; Joseph
Amos, master ; Mrs. Emily Amos, mistress
Railway Station, Samuel L. Spensley, station master
Carriers to Boston. — Saml. k Thomas Cook, on wed. & sat
Faulkner Wm. Elephant k Castle p.h.
Ic farmer
Favell Joseph, saddler
Farill Thomas, shoe maker
Flowers Edward, fanner
Franks John, monumental mason
Gash William, farmer. Fen houses
GloBSup Geor|(e, farmer. North lod^
Green Frederick, beer retailer, Swines-
head bridge
Green Thomas, farmer, Cross gates
Greethani Edward, grocer k draper k
S revision dealer, k agent for W. k A.
lilbey, wine & spirit merchants
Greetham Joseph, farmer
Hall William, Bteck Ball P.H
Hollain Henry, farmer
Harris Bichard Caswell, farmer. Ivy ho
Harris Wm. shmtkeeper k blacksmith
Harrison Jolm Jenken, road surveyor,
Vine cottage
Hodson John Clear, blacksmith
Horrey William, farmer, Drayton
Ingall Bichard, farmer
Johnson Henry, miller (wind)
Johnson Thomas, commercial academy,
k land surveyor
Key William, farmer
Key Francis, farmer, Little Brand end
Kitching Wm. Hy. wind k steam miller
I^rnn Dickenson, Green Dragon p.h
Mason William, blacksmith
Morriss Wm. builder k carpenter
Myers James, shoe maker
Newton Thomas, tailor
Nidd Bichard, fanner, Gibbet hills
Nundy James, farmer
Nntsey William, farmer, Drayton
Payne Carrie (Mrs. ), stationer
Payne Thomas, plumber
Pittard Marmodake, surgeon & medi-
cal otticer k registrar of births &
deaths Swineshead district, Boston
union
Porter John, farmer. Fen houses
Rawlinson Geo. Wm. Golden Cross p.h
Rawlinson John, Red Lion p.h
Rawlinson "Thos. potato dealr. Barthorp
Rayson John, shoe maker
Reast John, wheelwright
Bedman Charles, tailor
Bickett John, fanner
Bobinson John, farmer
Bobinson John, jnn. coal merchant
Bowe Edward, fanner, Holt hill
Sbakelton Philip, marine store dealer
Scott Ephraim, shopkeeper
Sellers Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Sharp Charles, farmer. Holt hill
Sharp William Robert, farmer. The
Villa ; Je at Bar bridge
Shaw Bobert, farmer, Stenning
Shaw Bobert Delanory Cooke, farmer.
The Ivy
Smith George, farmer, Barthorp
Sparrow Wmiam, farmer. Low grounds
Steeper Samuel, chemist
Stevenson Henry, beer retailer
Stnbley Edward, farmer. Fen houses
Stubley Thomas, farmer. Fen houses
Stnbley William, farmer. Fen houses
Swineshead Gas k CokeWorks (Williu::i
H. Morgan, proprietor)
Tebb Thomas, farmer
Thorold Thomas, baker
TomlinsonGeorge,Griffin inn,ii butcher
Tuxford Peter John Wilks, pluiuhcr.
North end
Tvler William, builder
Ward Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Fi>a
' houses
Wilson Ebenezer, seedsman, North pn<l
Woods Betsey (Mrs. ), market gardener,
Drayton
Woods John, farmer
Wright Thomas, tailor
Wright Robert, shopkeeper
Young Geo. Fredk. farmer, The Abbey
SWINBTHOBPF, formerly extra-parochial, is a parish
on the border of Notts, in the Mid division of the county,
parts of Eesteven, in the higher division of Boothby GrafToe
wapentake, Lincoln union and county court district and
diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles west from Lincoln. This parish
is now ecclesiastically joined to Harby, in Nottinghamshire,
situated ij miles north. The nearest railway station is at
Thorpe-on-the-HiU, 3 miles south-east. The inhabitants
attend the church at Harbv. The registcn for the parish of
Harby-ciim-Swinethorpe date from 1868 ; previous to this
entries were made at North Clifton. Mn. Cnrteis is sole
landowner snd lady of the manor, which formerly belonged
to the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem. The Hall, or
Jungle, one of the most carious architectural anomalies in
the country, is an ancient, ivy-clad, castellated mansioi-.
bnilt in a rustic Gothic style, and was considerably enlargefl
by the late R. S. Collett esq. ; it is now the residence of th>
B(sv, Richard Davies Harries m.a. vicar of Harby. The soil
is clay and sand ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops an wheat.
barley and oats. The area is 980 acres ; estimated extent.
1,034 acres ; rateable value, ^i,3o8 ; the population in 18S1
was 43.
Letten by foot post from Lincoln, which is the nearest
money order office
The children of this place attend the school at Harby
Carriers pass through from North Scarle to Uncoln on
(ridays
Harries Bev. Bichard Davies m.a. I Bingham William, fann bailiff to H.
[vicar of Harby, Notts], The Jungle I Burn esq
Bichardson Thomas Sewell, brmer
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S WINHOPE is a parish and very small village, in the tithe rent-charge ^£330, gross yearly valae /334, includinf
Northern dirision o( the connty, parts o( Linds^, vapen- 14 acres of glebe, in the gift of George M. Aungton esq. and
take and petty sessional division of Bradley Haverstoe, held since 1837 by the Rev. Richard Alington-Pye B. A. of St.
union and connty conrt district of Caistor, rural deanery John's College, Cambridge, who is also rector of Stenigot
of Grimsby No. i, Stow archdeaconry and diocese of Lin- Horncastle and curate of Thorganby. George Marmoduke
coin, situated in a picturesque vale, about 9 miles north-east AlinetonD.i,.,j.F, lord of the manor and principal landowner,
from Market Rasen, 7} south-east from Ckistor, 10^ north- resides at Swinhope House, a mansion built in 1786 by the
west from Lonth and 6^ south-west from the North Thoresby late Rev. M. Alington. The soil is loam ; sabsoil, chalk
station on the East Lincolnshire railway. The church of St. generally. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and
Helen is an ancient edifice of stone, in the Gothic style, turnips. The area of the parish is 1,307 acres; rate-
partly rebuilt by the late Rev. M. Alington, and restored by able value, ^^1,924 ; the population in iSSi was 140.
G. M. Alington esq. with the assistance of a small parish Parish Clerk, GeorgeVVesterman^
rate : it has a tower, and there are several good stained
windows in the chnrch, some monuments to tne family of
Alington, and two to the Fields of Laceby. The parish
register dates from the year 1697. The living is a rectory,
Alington George Marmaduke D.I., J.P. Alington Charles Agentiue
Swinhope house Alington Charles A^ntine, fanner
Alington-Pye Bev. Richard b. a. [rector], Betts John, Talbot mn, k farmer
The Rectory I
Letters through Great Grimsby. The nearest money order
& telegraph office is at Binbrook. Letters collected by
letter carrier from Waltham
The children of this place go to Thorganby school
Hackfath John, fanner
lies Robert, farmer
Scorer Frederick, farmer
SWINSTXAI) is a pleasant village and parish, in the
Southern division of the connty, parts of Kestevon, wapen-
take of Beltisloe, Bourn tmion and county court district,
rural deanery of Beltisloe, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 6 miles west-north-west from Bourn, a south-east
from Corby station and about 11^ north from Stamford.
The church of St. Mary is a building of stone, in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles,
and an embattled tower containing 4 bells : it was
restored, with the exception of the chancel, in 1854,
re-pewed and stained windows introduced, chiefly at the
cost of Lord Willonghby de Eresby : there is a fine monu-
ment to Brownlow, fifth and last Duke of Ancaster and
Kesteven, who died 8th February, 1809 : the chancel was
beautifully restored in 1859 : there are sittings for 350
persons. The register dates from the year 1733. Tue
living is a vicarage, gross nominal yearly value, from 120
acres of glebe, /50 with residence, in the gift of the
Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, and held since 1883 by the
Rev. Beaumont Grifllth Jarrett B.A. of Christ's College,
Langley Thomas, Windmill p.k
March John Ic Edward, fanners
Jarrett Rev.
[vicar]
Beaumont GriBlth B.A.
OOHMBRCIAI.
MarchThoe.eTocer, draper, & post olfice
Mazey Charles, stone mason
Measures Henry, shopkeeper
Parker John Thos. shopkeeper & baker
Resting Jn. fanner tc poor rate collector
Scott Gordon, farmer
Shamun Thomas, farmer
Barker Francis, fanner
Cook William, miller (wind)
Foster William, parish derk
Hannam George, Bell p.h
Harrisson Henry, baker
STSTOIT is a parish, in the Southern division of the colars of which see Marston), ;f 10 is distributed to the poor
connty,_ Winnibriggs and Thrco wapentake, parts of Kcste- of this parish. The interest of /3s bequeathed by Thomas
vcn, Spittletake petty sessional division, Grantham connty Lowrey esq. in 1819, is expended in bread for the poor on
Cambridge. The late vicar restored, for the purpose of
repairing the church, about 3 acres of land belonging to the
living, \riiich had by some means become attached to the
poor's land. There is a small Wesleyan chapel. There are
about 15 acres of poor's land ; the rent is expended as directed
yearly. Barnes' charity of ^a los. yearly is for clothing.
In the village there is an ancient stone cross and also a well
of pure and refreshing water. In a farm-house, called the
Abbey farm, is a doorway of the Early English period. The
Baroness Willoughby de Eresby is lady of the manor, lay
impropriator and principal landowner. The soil is loam;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are cereals. The area is 1,330
acres ; rateable value, ;^92 5s.; the population in 1881 was 349.
Parish Clerk, William Foster.
Post Office.— Thomas March, receiver. Letters through
Bourn arrive 8.15 p.m.; dispatched 5.15 p.m. Corby
is the nearest money order k telegraph office
National School (mixed), for 90 children, with an average
attendance of 48 ; & supported by government grant & sub-
scriptions ; Mrs. Mary Frances Price, mistress
Smith Reason, blacksmith
Story Thomas, shopkeeper
Story k Son, builders, contractors,
brick & tile manufacturers k build-
ing material dealers ; k at Bourn k ■
Irnham
Ward William, fanner
Wright Charles, wheelwright
Wright George, fanner
court district, Newark union, rural deanery of North Gran-
tham, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles
north-by-eaat from Grantham, and i J south-east from Bark-
ston station. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a struc-
The interest of /3s bequeathed by '1
1819, is expended in bread for the 1
December 14th in every year. The Jericho woods, adjoining
the Gonerby hills, together with the church and village of
Syston, are described under the name of " Willingham " in
Sir Walter Scott's celebrated novel of the " Heart of Mid-
tnre, in the Norman, Early English and Later styles, Lothian." Syston Hall, the seat of Sir John Henry Thorold
consisting of chancel, clereatoried nave, aisles, south bart.D.L.,j.p.thelordof themanorandproprietorof thewhole
porch, and an embattled tower with pinnacles containing 3 ' parish, is situated one mile from the village, within a park
bells : the nave has several inserted trindows of the Early of over 546 acres, which contains a large sheet of water ; the
Decorated period, and a clerestory of Perpendicular date : | western fafade of the mansion, from its extreme length,
the arches opening to the tower and chancel from the nave produces a most imposing effect ; adjoining is a noble con-
are verj' fine examples of Norman work, and the tower . servatory, opening on to the garden : the house, built by the
itself remains nearly as in the twelfth centary : the chancel ' great-^andfather of the present baronet, stands on the
has three stained lancet windows, erected with two side summit of a hill, the previous mansion having occupied
windows, in memory of Sir John Charles Thorold hart.; and
there are monuments to several of the Thorold family : the
church was repaired in 1 861-3, under the direction of Mr.
Charles Kirk, of Sleaford, architect, at the cost of the late
Sir J. C. Thorold bart. when the roofs were renewed and
raised to a high pitch, the chancel almost wholly rebuilt,
and several ancient windows restored : the curious stone
lintel of the south doorway, with its arcading enclosing
figures of saints, has also been renewed : the font was pre-
sented by the Rev. Prebendary Gilbert, late vicar, and is
Early English in style : the Communion plate of silver-gilt
was also his gift. The registers date from the years — mar-
riages, 17SS ; baptisms and burials, 1783. The living is a
vicarage, tithe rent-charge jfi4, gross yearly value ^^89,
including 67 acres of glebe, in the gift of Sir J. H. Thorold
bart. and held since 1875 by the Rev. Edward Mansfield
Clements b.a. of Brasenose College, Oxford, who is assistant
diocesan ioapector of schools and curate in charge of Bark-
ston, where be resides. Under the scheme of the Charity
Commissioners relating to the Thorold charities (for parti-
Thorold Sir John Henry bart. D.t.,J.P.
Svston hall
Franklin Mrs. The Old hall
Ashby Thomas, head gardener to Sir
John Henry Thorold bart. i>.L.,i.T
Atkin John Wm. fanner. The Gipples
Griggs Philip, head gamekeeper to Sir
John Henry Thorold bart. d.l., j.p
Hardwick John, agent to Sir Jn. Hy.
Thorold bart. d.l., j.p. Syston park
a site near the parish church, in the valley below : it com-
mands a very extensive prospect of the vales of Grantham
and Belvoir, extending to the distant hills of Nottingham-
shire: the library is a noble apartment, but the very valuable
collection of books was sold in 1884. The soil is light and
sandy ; subsoil, limestone. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
turnips and seeds. The area is 1,613 acres ; rateable value,
^3,303 i6s. 5d. ; the population, including the inliabitants of
SIX houses at the Gipplis, formerly an extra-parochial place
(the property of St. Katherine's Priory, near Linooln),
amounted at the census in 1881, to 334.
Parish Clerk, James Carter.
Letters are received through Grantham, vid Barkston.
Grantham is the nearest money order office. The telegraph
office is at Barkston
Free School, endowed under the new scheme of the Thorold
Charities with ^^40 yearly, for the education of 30 children ;
a spacious schoolroom k teacher's house were erected in
1846, at a cost of ;£5oo ; the school will hold 100 children ;
average attendance, 60 ; Miss Emily Brooke, mistress
Neale Richard, cattle dealer
Wardle Fdk. implement agt. Manor ho
Welboum Henry, shopkeeper
Wilkinson Thomas, farmer, Jericho Idg
Wilson Richard, farmer k grazier
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TAZiIilKG'XOV' U » pariah, village and station. ;oii.tli*.| fron iands and beiue property left by the BsnmUituly. Tha
Great Northern - raSway, jn the Sonthem dinsion of the Earl of Lindsey d.l., i.r. who is lord of- the -manor, the
coonty, ' parts of Keateven, Ness irapentake, union and
county court diatrict of Stamford, rural deanery of ITess,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, situated on the
river Welland, 4 miles east from Stamford and 3 west-by-
south from Uaiicet Deepinf : the high road from Stamford
to Matket Deeping passes uirough the villaee. The church
of St. Lawrence is an ancient cruciform bmldiag of Bamock
stone, erected in the twelfth century, and consists of chancel,
nave, aisles, transepts and a tower containing 3 bells, and
there is also an ancient Sanctos bell : the church had for-
merly a spire, which was destroyed by lightning about
1790 : there are two stained windows. The register dates
from the year 1690. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
value £150 with good residence, in the gift of ths Earl of
IJndsey, and held since 1861 by the Bev. Frederick Carroll
K.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. There is a Congrega-
tional chapel. The charities amount to ^^80 yearly, arising
Carroll Rev. Frederick m.a. [vicar]
COUXEBCIAL.
Oonnington William, farmer
BUis k Eveiacd, coal, oil cake, guano k.
artificial manure merchants; k at
Stamford ;.Uffington ; Bourn & other
railway stations
TATHWBIili is a parish, in the Northern division of
the coimty, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of the hundred
of Louth Eske, Louth Eske petty sessional division, tiouth
onion and county court district, rural deanery of Louth
Edce and Lndboroogb No. 3, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south from Leuth and li miles
south-west from Hallington station, on the Lincoln and
Loirth branch of the Chreat Northern railway. The church
of St. Vedast is a small and unpretending red brick and stone
bniMing of Norman date, having chancel, nave and a square
embattled tower with i bell : the church was partially
restored in 1 857, by inserting Oothic stone casements insteaid
of the old wooden ones, and in 1882 a vestry was built by
the present vicar : there are several monuments to tiie
Hanby and Chaplin families, and a monument surmounted by
a cross to Lord William Henry Cavendish Bentinck. The
register dates from the year 1633. The living is a vicarage,
tithes commuted at £^5 with residence, in the gift of 5ie
Bishop of Lincobi, and held since 1873 by the Bev. William
Gibson Fatchell H. A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and diocesan
inspector of schools. There is a beautiful sheet of water in
the valley below the church, well stocked with trout. On an
eminence, called Orgarth Hill, are traces of an old encamp-
ment, said to have bisen formed in the wars of the English
Hon. Mri Cavendish and the vicar are the principal
landowners. The soil is loam ; subsoil, gravel. Tbe chief
crop is wheat. The area is 690 acres ; rateable value, ;£4,58i;
the population in i38i was 345.
Parish Clerk, George Bnrgoin. ,
Post Offics. —Freeman Burgoin, receiver. Letters
arrive from Stamford at 8.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5
&m. The nearest money -order offices are at Market
eeping & Stamford. The telegraph offico is at the rail-
way station
A School Board of 5 meinbers was formed in 1884; George
HenryDean, of Deeping-St.-James, clerk to the board
Board (formerly ParoohiaT) School (mixed), originally built
in 1841 ;. the old school has been converted into a honae
for the mistress & new school buildings erected for 60
children ; average attendance, 40
Bailway Station, William Henry Johnson, station master
Searson George, farmer „
Smith Thomas, farmer
Stafford Edward Thompson, farmer 1
Tbarlby Emma (Mrs.), larmsr
Wright Robert, GavoidishAnns p.H.ic
SaitaeT k curator
Allenby Samuel i.p. Cadwell hall
Patchell Bev. William Gibson m.
. [vicar]. Vicarage
BotteriU Bichard, farms, The Hall
Browne G. A. farmer, Cadwell lodge
Gilbert Ann (Miss), beer retailer
Gray John, beer retailer
Hasaall . James, agent to EUis
Everard . t .
Johnson William Heni^, station master
Newbon Mary Aon (Miss), shopkeeper
Paine John (Mrs.), miller. (.water) .
and Danes ; and on an eminence, called Boilyfiill, aVoAtdne
mile south-east of Tathwell, are six tnmnli. Tathwell Hall,
the property of Henry Chaplin'e8q.x.i'.,D.L.,r.p.ni ^e oecn-
pation of Mr. Richard BotteriU, tenant fanner; isaiiandsanw
bnilding in the Grecian style, erected in 1841, standing in
tastefuUy arranged and extensive grounds. Beaty Chaplin
ever. H.F. is lord of the manor and principal luidowner. Tlie
sou is day, graVel and limestone ; subsoil, clay and chaUt.
The chief crops are wheat, bariey, turnips and mangold-
wnnel. Tbe area is 4,314 acres ; rateabte vahie, £s/oyt ;
the population in 1881 was 433.
Cadwkx and Dovevoalx, i mile west, ari^ hamlets be-
longing to the parish of Tathwell. Samuel Allenby. esq.iJ*.
who is lord of the manor of Cadwell and chief landowner,
resides at CadweU Hall, a pleasantly situated mansion.
Post Officb. — Charles Skipworth, receiver. Letters
received through Louth at 7. 30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p. m.
in summer k 4.45 in winter. Tbe nearest money order
office is at Louth
Church of England School (mixed), built in 1844, for the
parishes of Tathwell, Haugham and Baitbby, supported
by subscriptions t voluntary rate; hoids about 130;
average attendance, 90 ; William Henry Eiston, master
I Davy John E. farmer, Bookeiy farm
Johnson John, ahc^keeper
Meredith Phillip, farmer. The Grange
Bawnsley Waiter k John, farmers. The
Cottage
Pridgeon Frederick, wheelwright
Robinson John, farmer k glacier. Or--
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Skipworth .Charles, .land suive^or, k
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TATTEXUBHAIiL witb TATTEKSHALL THOSFE.
Tattbhssai-l is a parish and township, in the Mid division
of the county. Southern division of the wapentake of Gar-
tne, Homcastle union, petty sessional division and county
court district, parts of Lindsey, rural deanery of Gartree,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 1x9^ miles from
London, 9 south-by-west from Homcastle, 33 south-east
from Lincoln and la north-north-west from Boston. Tatter-
shall station, on the Great Northern railway, is one mile
f^om the town. The church of the Holy Trinity, formerly
Collegiate, is a beautiful cruciform stmcture of grey stone,
in the Perpendicular style, erected in connection with the
college here : it consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of
six bays, aisles, north and south porches, lofty transept
and a massive embattled western tower with four pin-
nacles, and containing a clock and 5 bells : the greater
pact of the ancient stained glass, representing sacred
subjecta, figures of saints, besMes many shields of arms
borne by the Cromwells, was removed in 1754 to the
church of St. Martin, Stamford Baron ; the remainder,
collected toother, is now in the east window : the
chancel retams three sedilia, a piscina and an aumbry,
and there are also pisciiue in both transepts, and in the north
porch a stonp : the stone screen was the gift of Robert de
Whalley, a member of the college in 153S, and he was
buried beneath its arohway : the pulpit is panelled and
enriched at the base with fine carved work ; there is in the
choir a very fine but mutilated brass with canopy to Ralph,
3rd Baron Cromwell, lord treasurer to Henry VI. founder of
theCoUege and. Oastle (1400), and Margaret (Oaynoourt)
his wife, 1454 : in the north transept is a slab of Pnrbeck
marble, with brass effigy and inscription to Matilda or
Maude (Stanhope), wife of Robert, 6th baron Willonghby de
Eiesby, and nieoa of the above Ralph, Lord Cromwell, 1497 :
here also is a canopied brass highly enriched, with efflgy
and inscription, to Joan (Stanhope), wife of Sir Humphrey
Bourchier, 4th baron Cromwell, 1^79 ; there are also three
brasses of ecclesiastics, the finest being tbat.«( ProrpstWarde,
I the first appointed provost of the college, With large effigy
in cope and other vestments ; next is a brass, with vested
effigy and a rhytning Latin inscription of eight couplets, to
WiUiam Moor s. I. P.. -second provost, canon of York, and
rector of Leadenbam, 1456 ; the third is a similar effigy,
with inscription, to Wilnam Sjrmson, chaplain of Edward
Hevyn, 1519. The register dutes from the j'ear 1569. The
living is a vicarage, gross yearly valne £via, in the gift of
Earl Fortescne, and held by the Bev. Mortimer Thomas
Latham b.a. of Brasenose College, Oxford, who is alao
lecturer of Tattershall, under the Gilson bequest) and sor-
rogato. There is a Wesleyan chapiil. There are almshouses
for ten poor families, founded in 144a by Ralph Oromwell,
lord treasurer in the reign of Henry VI. which ace endowed
with ^£30 yearly. The charities for distribution amoont
to ;^i3 yearly, derived from money left by Hirst Gibson
esq. in 1835. An annoal fair for cattle and sheep is held
on the asth September. Tattershall Castle, as at present
existing, was erected about the year J440, at a cost of
4,000 marks, and was a strong fortress, but much injured
during the Parliamentary ware : the prinopal remains con-
sist of the keep, a qnadrangnlar tower of fine brickwork,
with an area at the base of 89 by 67 feet, and maasiTe walla,
in part 16 feet thick and sloping inwards: at theL:aligles riae
four octangular tnn^ts, tapering gradaaliy upwards, witb
mschicolated battlements, reaoning a- height of iia feet-^
and two of these have low conical' roofs ; in the aouth-easti
turret is a staircase of i3i stops, leading to the top of ttie
fourth storey, where there is all round a covered projection
gallery,' resting on- massive corfaetted masonry and em-
attled. Earl Fortescne is lord of the manor and principal
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landowner. Tbe soil-is lig^ sand ; wlwoil, gravel aad bin*
day. The chief ctops are 'wheat, barley, oats and tnmipa:
The area is 4^78 acres ; rateable raloe, Tattershall, ;f 3,an> ;
Tatterahall T&rpe, /a,3oi ; the popolation of Tattershall
township in 1881 was 481, and of the parish 783.
By Act 44 Vict. c. xvii. a detached {A>Ttion of this parish
was transferred to the new parish of Wildmoor.
Tattbsshall Thobpk is a township i mile to the north*
east, with a scattered population in 1681 ef 3or,'and a
Wesleyan chapel.
Parish Clerk, Samuel SeUan.
Post Qmcm.-vrhoinas Elmitt, receiver. Letters smrivs
fivm Boston at 7.33 a.m. ; di^ntched at 5.50 p.m. Con-
ingsl^ is the nearest money order Jc telegraph oflioe
IssiTBAKCJ! Aobnt; — Norwich Union Fire, Jas. Tod&
National School (mixed), built in 1864, by Earl Fortescoe,
Xor 113 children ; average attendance, go ; k supported by
^rl FortsscuB Jli others ; Bichard Seed, master
Bailwsy Station, William Pickwork, station master
Ojoaaxa, horn Goningsby to Boston, wed. ; to Horncastle,
sat. ; to Sisafo^ mon
Tattershall.
Cde Robert >
Cntfe Robert
Hubbert John
Latham Bev. Uortimer Thomas ' b.a.
[vicarl
Otway Alfred Carrol ■
Pickworth Thomas
Short William, Portland TiUa
Shnttleworth Alfred
Tayloi* John Joseph
OOUXBBCIAL.
Blades Frederick Higham, vet. snrgeon
Clarke Thos. gro. & earthenware dealer
Clifton Bobert, veterinary surgeon
ditheroe k EUey, solicitora
Curtis David, wheelwright
Dawson John, builder
Dodd Mary Ann (Mrs.), boot k shoe jua.
Ebnitt Thomas,, draper i grocer. Fust
otRoe
Ely EUza (Miss), baker
TSAIiBY (otherwise Tkvilby) is a parish and large
village, in the Northern division of the county, southern
division of Walsbcroft wapentake, parts of Lindsey, Coistor
union and petty sessional division. Market Rasen county
court district, rural deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situated on a rivulet, a tribu-
tary to the river Ancholme, 4 miles north-east from Market
Rasen station, 19 north-east from Lincoln and 8 south from
Oaistor. The church of All Saints, which occupies a com-
manding site, is a large edifice of stone, in the Norman,
Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, eoosist-
ing of chajicel, derestoried nave, aisles, porch and a massive
western tower, with embattled parapet and pinnacles and
containing 4 fine toned bells and a clock : the lower portion of
the tower is Late Norman : both aisles are Early English,
with some Decorated windows ; both the clerestory ana aisle
walls have Perpendicular embattled parapets with pinnacles;
within the plaster ceiling is a good timber roof of the same
period, and there are some fragments of stained glass : the
chancel, with the exception of some inserted Decorated win-
dows, is of the same style and date as the aisles : the church
was restored in 1873, nnder the direction of Mr. James
Fowler, architect, when the tower arch, an extremely fine
example of Late Norman work, was opened : in the
course of the work, a good deal of ancient mural
decoration was met with, many portions of tombstones
were found to have been need in the construction of
the windows, and one of these, forming the sill of a
window, bore an ornamental circular-headed cross, with
other devices : the cost of the restoration of the chancel was
<]efrayed by Admiral £. C. Teunyson-d'Eyncourt c.n. : the
stained east window, a memorial to the Rev. F. Flowers, 43
yeara vicar of Tealby, was presented in 1877 by the
d'Eynconrt family: the tower was restored in 1884, at s
cost of ;f35o, and a new parapet added, in memory of
Mr. Flowen. The register dates from the year 1714. The
living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;£ioo, gross yearly.
Taloe ;^i35> including 13 acres of glebe, in the gift of
Admiru Edwin Claj-ton Tennyson-d'Eyncourt CD. and held
since 1878 by the Hov. Samuel Lewin b. a. of Lampeter, who
is also vicar of North Willingham. There are Wesleyan,
Primitive and Free Methodist chapels. Bayoits Manor, in
this parish, the seat of Admiral Edwin Clayton Tennyson-
d'Eyncourt c.B. is a modern castellated manor-house,
beautifully situated in an undulating park on the slope of
the wolds, commanding extensive view towards Lincoln :
the house is surrounded by a moat, crossed by a draw-bridge
and includes all the architectural features and accescories
peculiar to a baronial residence of the middle ages : the in-
terior comprises a large and wdl proportioned lull with an
Ely William, f&rmer. Ferry bridge
Hall James, blacksmith
Johnson Charles, huckster
Eer John, inland revenue officer
Kirk Thomas, saddler k harness maker
Loweth Henry, mUler (water)
Meanwell' Jolm Hilton, relieving officer
& registrar of births, deaths k mat-
riages for Tattershall sub-district
Noble George, irish paper-stock manufr
Otway Alfred Carrol, surgeon
Porter Thonas, bmlder & joiner
Richardson Joseph, Black Horse F.H.
ale k porter dealer k coal merchant
Scarborough John, coal dealer
Scholey Stery Ann (Mrs.),- Railway
tavern
Searson Mary & Son, farmers
Searson Heniy James, farmer
Searson Joseph, farmer. Hunter's house
Short Tom, Fortescne Arms f.h
'Short William & Sons, brewers, mait-
stera k farmers . .
Swinton Robert, brick 'ik tile maker
Todd James, grocer k draper
Watson Benjunin, cattle dealer
Wells Joseph, shoe maker k shopkeeper
Wood Thomas, blacksmith. Fen
Tattershall Thorpe.
Appleyard Thomas, fanner
Conpland James, farmer
Drury Dawson, farmer
Elmitt Charles, farmer. Lodge farm
Goffin Alfred, farmer
Holmes Joseph, farmer
Lamyman John, beer retailer k carrier
k shopkeeper
Patchett James, farmer
Patchett Joseph, farmer
Patchett Thomas, farmer
Richardson Henry, farmer
Simpson William, farm bailiff to Earl
Fortescue, Park farm
Taylor Margaret (Mrs.), farmer
Wood Sammi, farmer
open and massive roof adorned 'with suits of armour,
andent weapons and portraits, a large and valuable library
with a similar roof, besides other spacious apartments.
Previous to the Conquest the lands afterwards forming
Bayons Manor were chiefly held by Rolf and in part by
Alured; it subsequently became the possession of Odo,
Bishop of Bayeux, from whose title its modified name was
derived, and afterwards of the baronial family of de Bayeux,
tiie Lords Beaumont, Level and d'Eynconrt : it 'was forfeited
by Francis, Lord Level and d'Eynconrt, in consequence of
his having supported the pretender, Simnel, at the battle of
Stoke, June i6th, 1487, and 'was nett granted by Henry VU.
to Henry Norris, son of Lord Lovel's sister, Frideswide, but
refusing falsely to accuse Queen Anne Bol^ne, he 'was
execute May 17th, 1536 ; in 1539, Thomas Hatdifie held
the manor, and on the death of his son in 1545, it 'was trans-
ferred to the Duke of Norfolk; by subsequent grant
and repurchase, tiie manor became the property of the
family of Mr. Tennyson-d'Eyncourt, by whom the manor
house and grounds have been restored to their present con-
dition. In 1807 a glazed earthen vessel was turned up by
the plough on the estate, containing about 6,000 silver
pennies of Henry II. of various mints, and disclosing to anti-
quaries several mintages andspedmens befortf unknown : by
me liberality of the owner, collections were placed in the
British Museum and in other repositories : the discovery 'was
made almost at the top of the Wold, near what appeared to
have been anciently a road, on the southern boundary of the
parish, near to North Willingham. Admiral Ed-win Clayton
Tennyson'^'Eyncourtc.B. lord of the manor of Bayons and
Miss Boucherett are chief landownera. The soil is various,
there is loam and stiff clay, it is generally sand in the
lower portion ; subsoil, sand, and on the higher parts of the
parish the soil rests on the limestone and chalk. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
3,950 acres ; rateable value, ;f4,838 ; the population in 1881
was 654.
Parish Clerk, George Arliss.
Post Opficb. — ^Robert Leo, sub-postmaster. Iietters arrive
by messenger from Market Rasen at 8 a.m. (Sundays at
9.4s) k dispatched at 5 p.m. (Sundays at' a.ao). The
nearest money order k telegraph office is at Market
Basen
British School (mixed), built in 1857 b]r the late Bight Hon.
Chas. Tennyson-d'Eyncourt m.p. ; it is a beautiful edifice of
stone in the Gothic style k has a fine open timbered roof k
stained windows ; the exterior bears the motto : " Deo,
Patriee, 'Vidnis " ; the school will hold 300 children ;
average attendance, 70 ; John Scupham, master
PBivATs xniDBrrs.
Lacey William
Legard Digby Charies
I^ewin Bev. Samnei a.A. [ricar]
Lill Stephen Parkinson
Squire William
Tennyson-d'Eyncourt Admiral Edwin
Ch^^ton CB. Bayons manor; ^56
Warwick square, London t,v
OOmiBBCIAL.
Anliss William, shopkeeper
Betts George, farmer
Betts William k George, farmers
Burley William, joiner
Clark Josiab, wheelwright
Clifton William, farmer
Cnthbert George, miller (water)
Drakes WOliam, fanner
Digitized by
vjuogle
680 TEA LBV.
LIirCOLNSBIRE.
[kelly's
Drary John, farmer
Fisher John, pork batcher
Foston Alfred, tailor & shopkeeper
Folford Reuben, blacksmith
Gall Matthew, market gardener
Goy Daniel, erocer & draper
Harrison Lnke, farmer. Castle farm
Haywood James, market gardener k
nurseryman
Honght Thoa. gamekeeper to Admiral
E. C. Tennyson-d'Eyncoart c.B
I Heaton Ishmael, blacksmith
Ingram George, stone mason
Killick George, butcher
Laeey William, farmer
Leaning Benjamin, butcher
Lee Robert, grocer, draper, tailor k
snb-postmaster
Legard Digby Charles, land agent
Limon WiUiam, boot & shoe maker
Marshall Joseph, wheelwright
Marshall John Thomas, machine owner
TEMPLE B&UEB (on the Heath) with TEMPIiE HIOH OBANOE.
I Osborne Thompson, King's Head f.h
PiUey John Milson, farmer
Siddons George, farmer
Skerrett Elizabeth (Mrs.)i gro. & beker
Stamp George ThomasJc Richd. farmen
Surfleet Joseph, com factor, baker A
miller (water)
Tajrlor James, boot k shoe maker
Twigg Charles, farmer
Wildinnith Robert, farmer
Taang lliomas, beer retailer
This is a parish, formerly extra-parochial, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, Flaxwell wapen-
take, Sleaford union and county court district, rural deanery
of Longoboby, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles
north-west from Sleaford, lo soath-by-east from Lincoln
and 4 east from Leadcnham station. Navenby and Leaden-
ham station on the Grantham and Lincoln line (Great Nor-
thern) and Digby station on the Lincoln and Sleaford line
(Great Northern and Great Eastern joint) are the nearest
stations, each four miles distance. Tue church of St. John
the Baptist is a small structure of stone, in the Early English
style, from designs by Mr. James Fowler,architect,of Louth,
erected in 1873 by H. Chaplin esq. m.p. of Blankney Hall : it
consists of chancel, nsTC, porch, vestry and a wooden bell-cote
withspirelet, containing i bell: there are sittings for 130 per-
sons. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £350, in
the gift of Herir^ Chaplin esq. u.p. and held 'since 1884 by the
Rev. James Richard Dutton Tompson, of Oxford Uni-
^■crsit}', who resides at Wellingore. A vicarage house is
about to be built near the church, on a site given by Henry
Chaplin esq. u.p. the cost being defrayed by voluntary sub-
scriptions. On Temple Bruer farm are the remains of ao
extensive establishment, formerly a preceptory belonging
to the Knights Templars ; a massive square tower and a few
vaults still remain ; the tower is Early English, and was
erected probably about the middle of the thirteenth century ;
it is of three storeys and 51 feet in height, with a newel stair-
case at the north-west angle leading to the upper chambers
and the roof ; the basement, used as a chapel, is vaulted and
groined and surrounded by an arcading, with a piscina on
Chatterton Frank, farmer. Temple I Godson Frank, farmer
High Grange I GriRiu Ephraim, farmer
the south side : the bases of the eight pillars of the cin-nlar
church still exist at some depth below the soil, a little to the
west of the tower, and were laid bare in 1833, by Dr.
Oliver : the diameter of the church was 5a feet, and it was
united by some other structure to the remaining tower ;
the whole ground in the vicinity abounds with evidences of
the extent of the original buildings, and tliere is also a re-
markably fine well, 9 feet in diameter, and never known to
be dry : stone coffins and other remains have at various timrs
been exhumed. In 1541, King Henry VIII. wiien on his iray
towards the north, for the purpose of holding a conference
with his nephew, the yoimg King of Scotland, paid a visit
here to Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, who had held the
Commandery buildings since the suppression of the Hooie
in 1538. Temple Hi^h Grange lies 3^ miles north-east
from the church, and is occupied by Mr. Frank Chatterton,
farmer. Henry Chaplin esq. u.p., d.l., j.p. of Blankney, is
lord of the manor and the principal landowner. The land
is mostly arable and heatn. Tlio chief crops are wheat,
barley, turnips and mangolds. The parish contains 3,910
acres ; rateable value, ;f 3,695 ; the population in 1881 was
aoi.
Parish Clerk, George Hayward.
Letters received through Grantham. Leadenham & Me-
theringham are the nearest money order k televnph
offices
Village School (mixed), built in 1873, tor 45 children ; am-
a^ attendance, 40 ; k supported by voltmtary subscrip-
tions k school fees ; Miss Orman, mistress
I Howard Robert George F. farmer
I Morley William (exors. of), farmer
TETFOBD is a large village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county. Hill hundred, parts of Lindsey,
Homcastle petty sessional division, union and county court
district, rural deanery of Hill No. z, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Stow, 6) miles north-east from Homcastle, 8
north-west from Spilsby, 8 west from Alford and 9 !outh
from Louth. The church of St. Mary is a stone bmlding,
chiefly of the Decorated and Perpendicular periods, with
some Early English remains and modern work, and con-
sists of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, south porch, and
a western tower with four pinnacles containing a clock and
3 bells : the south aisle and both arcades are Decorated,
but the north aisle was rebuilt in 1836 ; in the south aisle
is a piscina, and a crocketed ogee arch ; the porch retains a
stoup : on the south wall is a memorial, dated 1749, to the
Hon. Captain Edw. Dymoke, Champion of England, sur-
mounted by a breastplate and helmet of large size : in
the churctiyard stands the base and part of the base
of a cross. The register dates from 1584. The living
is a rectory, gross yearly value, principally from land,
;f63o, in the gift of Sir Hugh A. H. Cholmeley bart.
D.T.., j.p. and held since 1875 by the Rev. Arthur Bolland
Skipworth b.a. of St. Catharine's College, Cambridge.
Here are Free and Weslej-an Methodist chapels. In 1714,
Edward Richardson gave a cottage and about 7 acres of
land, DOW valued at ;£2o yearly, towards teaching poor
children of Salmonby and Tetford, whose parents do not
" farm " a tenement of above £4 yearly ; this endowment
Gray James Campbell Brown Joseph, farmer
Harrison Thomas Brumby Charles, blacksmith
Holland Benjamin
Holland Miss
Jex John
Probart Mrs
Skipworth Rev. Arthur Bolland b.a
[rector]
West Samuel, The Mansion
COMUERCIAL.
Ball Thomas Clarke, farmer
Berry Charles Edward, grocer
Blades Samuel, grocer k draper
Brockelbank William, brick maker
Brooks William, grocer
Brown George, White Hart P.H
Brown John, beer retailer
Burchnell Kchard, baker
Chambers Geor^ Thos. miller (wind)
Covin Grace (Miss), dress maker
Covin William, farmer
Crowson Joseph, carrier
Dawson John Robert, farmer
Duckitt Edmund, blacksmith
Elmitt John Henry, grocer, draper,
druggist, ironmonger, & boot & shoe
warehouse ; & at Homcastle
Fanthorpe George, machine owner
Fanthorpe Thomas, machine owner
Frear John, butcher
Grant William, beer retailer
Gray James Campbell i..B.c.p.Bdin,
surgeon
is now applied to the school in this parish. Limestone is
obtained here in large quantities, and burnt for manure.
In the parish are traces of extensive encampments, snp-
posed to have been formed during the wars between the
Britons and English. Sir Hugh Arthur Henry Cholmeley
bart. D.L., J.p. is lord of the manor, and The Hon. France
Scamon Dymoke of Scrivelsby, Queen's Champion, Mr.
George Westoby and Meaburn Staniland esq. J.P. of
Harrington Hall, Spilsby, are the principal landowners.
The soil is chalk and clay ; subsoil, sand and clay. The
chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is
3,3io acres; rateable value, £2,282; the population in
1881 was 59°-
Parish Clerk, John Smith.
Post k Money Obder Officii k Savings Bank. — Mark
Wadsley, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Hom-
castle at 10.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. The
nearest telegraph office is at HorncasUe
Insurance Agent. — General Life k Fire, E. Shadford
County Police. — George Wilson, sergeant
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1877 ; Rev.
Arthur Bolland Skipworth B.A. clerk to the board?
William Wattam, attendance officer'
Board School (mixed), formerly the National School, bnik
in 1831, for 140 children, with an average attendance of
103 ; Robt. Jellicoe, master
Cahbisss. — Joseph Crowson & John Hobson, to Homcastle,
sat. ; to Louth, wed
Griffin Aaron, farmer
Hart Joseph, farmer
Hobson John, shopkeeper & carrier k
lime burner
Ingham John, tailor
Johnson Mary (Miss), dress maker
Kemp Joseph, farmer
Ijimming George, plumber
Lilley William, bricklayer
Lowdeu Sarah (Miss), dress maker
Makoy John, farmer
Maughan John William, tailor
Hettam William k Richard, batchen
Needham John, shopkeeper
Robinson George, wheelwright
Robinson William, carpenter
Sanderson John, farmer
Shadford Edward, bricklayer
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LINCOLNSHIRE, east theddlbthorpb. 681
Shaw George, farmer Vieken Joseph, boot maker I Wattam William,gaTdener & seedsman
Tbjrlor George, market gardener | Wadsley ISark, boot & shoe maker, Jc I k school attendance officer
Trolley Henry, hrmer I post office I Westoby George, farmer & landovner
TBTNET is an extensive village and parish extending Methodist chapel, i8», rebuilt in 1856. There are Sunday
to the sea shore, in the Northern division of the ooont^, parts schools attached to the church and chapels. The Tetney
of Lindsey, wapentake and petty sessional division of ram and foal fair is held .in September, and a pleasure fair,
Bradley Haverstoe, Grimsby county court district, Louth ; which is but of little importance, on the first Monday after
union, rural deanery of Grimsby Xo. 3, archdeaooniy of the 12th of July. There is a small Temperance Hall, bnQt
Stow and diocese of Lincoln, i^ miles south-east frora
Holton-Ie-Clay railway station, 7 south-sou th-east from
Great Grimsby. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a
building of the Early Enslish, Decorated and Perpendicular
periods, consisting of cbaucel, nave, aisles and a tower
containing 4 bells : an inscription with the date 1363, found
on one of the pillars of the north arcade, is commonly sup-
posed to record the erection of the nave ; the translation is
as follows: "This work was accomplished Anno Domini
1363 ; Master Robert Day then Vicar " : the tower and
chancel are Perpendicular : in the church are two memorials
of the de Elkynton family, one to Robert de Elkynton and
Christiana, his ivife, 1333, and the other to William de
Elkynton and Alice, his wife, 1348 : there is also a monu-
ment to John Jekyll : the church was restored in i8ji-3,
imder the direction of Mr. R. J. Withers, architect, when
the chancel and part of the north aisle were rebuilt : the
east end of- the latter, enclosed with oak screens, forms a
vestry ; the interior was generally refitted : during the
work some carvings of the Norman period were found. The
register dates from the year 1730. The living is a ricaraee,
gross yearly value ;f330, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since 1873 by the Rev. John Wild b.a. of Trinity
College, Dublin. The vicarage house, pleasantly situated
near the west end of the church, was built in 1875 by the
present vicar, at a cost of ;f 1,800: the rectonal lands
amount to about 800 acres, of which 411 acres were allotted
in lieu of tithes at the enclosure of 1777 : the vicarial lands
amount to about 130 acres, of which isi acres were allotted
in lieu of tithes at the above date. Here is a Wesleyan
hapel, built in 1877, at a cost of j^i>3oo, and a Primitive
' Hall John, farmer
Tetney.
Cooper Joseph
Lamming Miss
Lamming Mrs
Pidiworth Robert
Stampe Mrs
Wild Rev. John aA. [vicar], The
Vicarage
comisnciAL.
Archer William, agent to the drainage
commissioners
Barker Edward, farmer
Baxter Alfred, farmer
Baxter John William, farmer
Bentley Henry, farmer
Bratley William, boot maker
Broadley Samuel, joiner & wheelwright
Bronghton Thomas, coal dealer
Bmmpton Matthew, shoe maker
Burgess George, butcher
Corden John, shopkeeper & marine
store dealer
Crowson Joseph, grocer
Crowston John, farmer
' East George, farmer
Grimoldby John, farmer
Haith Charles, blacksmith
Haith Mark, joiner
EAST THEBBIiETHOKPE (or Theddlkthorfb
St. Helen's) is a village and parish, qn the seashore, in
the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh
division of the hundred, and petty sessional division of
Calceworth, Louth union and county court district, rural
deanery of Calceworth No. i, and ardidearamry and diocese
of Lincoln, 11 miles east from Lonth and 8 north-east from
each of Legboume and Authorpe stations, on the East
Lincolnshire railway and half a mile east from Theddle-
tborpe station on the Louth and East Coast railway. The
church of St Helen, rebuilt in 1866, consists of chancel,
nave^ aisles and a tower containing 3 bells; there is a
marble tablet to the memory of Henry Cracroft Marshall,
dated 1789. The register dates from the year 1716. The
living is a rectory, united with that of Mablethorpe St.
Peter, tithe rent-charge (Theddlethorpe) £4M, joint gross
yearly value ^£600, including 36 acres of glebe here, with
residence, in the gift of the Baroness Willonghby de Eresby,
and held since i^i by the Rev. Lewis Drnmmond Kennedy
i(..A of Christ's CoU^, Cambrid^. The Rev. George
Shaw &A. of Trinity College, Dublm, is curate in charge.
PBivATa BxsiDSNTs. I Kennedy Rev. Lewis Drnmmond x.A.
Anderson William I [rector]
Elarness George, farmer
Hay Henry, furmer
Hewson Edmund, tailor, k post ofHoe
Hewson Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Hunter John, farmer
Isaac Andrew, farmer. Tower farm
Lingard William, market gardener
Marshall Isaiah, bricklayer
Odling Jane (Mrs. ), farmer
Parker Joseph Surtleet, farmer
Peart Thomas, bricklayer
Finder Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper
Flumtree Thomas,joiner k wheelwrght
Richardson Francis, farmer
Robinson John, jun, pig dealer
Robinson Mark, Plough inn
Rowe George Wm. grocer k draper
Smith Allen, farmer
Stampe John, boot k shoe maker
Stampe Samuel, farmer
Stark Francis, carrier
Stark Robinson, joiner k wheelwright
Stnbbs Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper
Thorn John, cowkeeper
Topliss John George, grocer k draper
Tiafford Christopher, carter
Travis Alfred, former
in 1851, and holding 350 people. Here are several blow
wells, that send forth copious streams of pure water. Sir
Hugh Arthur Henry Cholmeley bart. d.l., j.p. of Euston
park, Grantham, is lord of the manor. The principal land-
owners are the Earl of Scarbrough, George Henry Haigh
esq. B.L., i.r. of Grainsby, and John Prankish and Cornelius
Parker esqrs. The soil and subsoil are clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
5,030 acres of land and 3,395 of water; rateable value,
]^7,336 ; the population in 1881 was 807.
Tetney Lock is a hamlet, a miles east from the
village, close to Tetney Haven, which is the outfall of the
Louth navigation. There are coal wharfs and brick works
at the Lock, two inns and a coast-guard station. Here is a
Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in 1864. A great part
of the hamlet consists of low but fertile marshes.
Parish Clerk, Matthew Lakin.
Post Office. — Edmund Hewson, receiver. Letters arrive
from Great Grimsby at 8.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m.
The nearest money order office is at North Thoresby ;
telegraph office at Marsh chapel
Coast Guard, Joseph Cooper, chief officer, Tetney Lock
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873; John
Finder, hon. clerk to the board; Edward Finder, at-
tendance officer
Board School (mixed) formerly the Wesleyan School, bat
transferred to the Board; built in 1856, for 153 children,
with an average attendance of 115: Albert Ernest
Rainford, master
Cabusbs. — Grimoldby, to Louth, wed. ; to Great Grimsby,
fri. ; Stark, to Louth, wed. ; to Grimsby, tues. k fri
Wells Jesse, blacksmith
Willows Green, farmer
Wilmer John, farmer
Tetney Iiock.
Atkinson Thomas, farmer
Baldock John, farmer
Blyth William (of Barton-on-Humber),
brick maker
Chapman William, collector of the
Louth navigation
Cotton GeorgQ, fanner
Hartley Stephen, shopkeeper
Hewson William, farmer
Hudson John, farmer
Hundleby Henry, Sloop inn
Maltby Henry, coal merchant
Maughan John Thomas, farmer
Michael Sarah ^Mrs.), farmer
Mitchell Samuel, shopkeeper
Mourne Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Needier Edward, farmer
Peel John, farmer
Reed William, farmer
Stones William, Crown k Anchor P.K
Wright Ann (Mis.), cowkeeper
Wrighton John, form bailiff to William
Foster
Travis Arthur, farmer
There is a Primitive Methodist chapel. The charities for
the poor amount to £3 6a. yearly, derived in part from
lands belonging to the trustees of the late H. Winder ;
besides the interest of ;f 30 left by Mrs. Elizabeth Rooke and
£a los. payable from the estate of the Rev. B. Belcher.
The Rev. Brymer Belcher u.a. vicar of St. Gabriel, Pimlico,
London ; Mrs. Parke and Mrs. Austen, who have the
manorial rights, the trustees of the late Wastel Brisco esq.
John Taylor esq. and the trustees of the late Rev. J. Wood,
are the principal landowners. The soil is strong clay ; sub-
soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats and Deans. The
area is 1,866 acres of land and 640 of water ; rateable value,
;f 3,339; the population in 1881 was 414 of the civil parish
and 469 of the ecclesiastical.
Parish Clerk, William Wood.
Lbttbb Box cleared at 4.30 p.m. Letters are received
Uirongh Louth. The nearest money order it telejgrapb
office is at Mablethorpe
The schools are in West Theddlethorpe
Carbisb. — Christopher Walker, to Louth, every wed.
k sat
Shaw Rev. Geo. B.A. [cnratein charge]
Tavlor Walter Francis
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Anderson William, awgeon
B^rtholoTnew \filliam, larmer
Baxter James, fanner ,
Baxter Joseph, farmer
Bell George, fanner
Brant Daniel, farmer
Brant George, farmer- . .
Bipok^ Jpbn, farmer
Chattertoii Charlea, larmer
ftflw George, farmer . ,
Didcinaon Moses, farmer .
Egglestone William, brick maker
Ere Thomas, iarmv. Manor house-
Oowshai) Maria (Mra.), farrier - '.
Hay George, farmer • • ,
Hauton Bobert, farmer
Hemon Henry, miller (vind) k farmer
Bewson Isaac, farmer
Bovrell John Thomas^ 4ripc'
Hunter Ellen (Mra.), farmed
Jesney Xhomas, tailor
, Marriott- William, farmar
[ Parker William, iitrmer
I Parriah Hanry Mattbe.ir, shoe maker
{ Pabchett Jabez, grocer
. Phillips William, farmer
Bidall Wilson, farmer - > ' -
SimonS'Wiltiflim, &rmer .- -
Smith John, farnur ■ ' , >t.
Sowden AUen, -blaoksnith ■■■■
Stanner Charles, machinist
Starmer William,. beer retailer
Stones AUatt, King's Head f.b. k
farmar.
Sykes David, fkimer
Taylor John k Son,farniers Id coal luers
Tyson Geoi^e, fanner
Walker fieniy, fanner
Walker Samuel, former
WEST THEDDIiETHOaPB (or THi!nDi.Br'HoBi>S of'gWber, irith residefice, iii th* gift of the Re». Brymer
ALt Saints), near the sea shore, in the Mid division of the Belcher M. a. vicar of St. Gabriel's, Pimlico, London ; Mrs.
county, parts of Lindaey, Marsh divison of Calceirorth Parke and Mrs. Ansten, and held since 1884 by the Ber.
hundred, Louth union and county court district, Calce- WilloughbyCharles Haines T.A.K.C.L. The church land oom-
worth rural deanery No. i, Lincoln archdeaconrj- and dio- prises about 3i acres for the repairs of ,the fabric : in 1840
oeae, 10 miles east from Louth, with a station on the Lonth the great tithes were commnted for a yearly rent-charge of
and East Coast branch of the Great JTorthem railway. The jf 4i9,and are the property of the patrons of the living. Here
diurchofAll Saints is a fine building, principally in the is a Wesleyan chapel. Here are charities for the poor.
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of Hve baj-s, 1 amounting to /j; yearly. Here is a coast-gnard station
aisles, south porch and a broad and massive western tower ' for three men. The Kev. Brymer Belcher m.a. and Mrs.
containing 6 bells : the nave and aisles have embattled ! Parke have the manorial rights and are also the princ^al
parapets, finished with pinnacles and grotesques ; the ■ laddowners. The soil is eftrong loam ; subsoil, clay. "The
tewer of three stages has walls nearly five feet thick and chief crops are wheat, barley, peas, beans, oats and most
is embattled, but has lost its pinnacles r the chancel is j roots, but the land is principally pasturage. The area is
divided from the nave by a very elaborately worked screen,
extending across the whole width of the nave- and divided
into seven compartments, the central division being wider
than the others and retaining its original gates : the east end
of each aisle is also enclosed with screen work of the late
fifteenth century, two altar slabs still remain and.on the north
side the approach to the rood loft : much of the old seating
exists in cmerent parts of the church and some portions of
the timbered roofs exhibit veiy good carved work, in the
form of bosses, armorial shields &c. in the south chapel is a
slab with the brass eiiigy of a knight, wearing the then
almost disused camail and remarkable as being the latest
known brass exhibiting this piece of defensive armour : the
slab also bears two shields and is inscribed to Robert Hayton,
1424 : there is also a brass inscription on another slab to
Roger de Hagnaby and a third bearing a shield of the
Augevine family : the church was extensively repaired and
a new organ introduced in 1865-6 : the nave was restored
and reopened in November, 1883 : there are sittings for 150
persons. The register dates from the year 1561. The living
IS « ricarage, net yeariy value of .^165, including 88' acres
Haines Rev. Willonghby. Charles
T.A.K.C.I. [vicar], Vjcarage
COHHBBCIAL.
Badley Charles, farmer
Badley John, farmer
Brown Harry Ragadale, Wesleyau
schoolmaster
Carritt Charles, farmer, The Hall
Fields Charles, blacksmith
Hall George Bartholomew, millwright
Howell John Thomas, draper, grocer,
boot & shoe, earthenwwe k hard-
ware warehouse S: post office ; k at
East Theddlethorpe
Maidens George, farmer. Glebe farm
Porrish James k Samuel, farmer?
Parrish James, Ship p.H
Phillips Robert, carpenter
Scrimshaw John, farmer
i,670A. OB. I2F. and 865 of water ; rateable value, £3,070
the population in t88i was 339.
Parish Clerk, William Wilson.
Oflicer-m-charge of Coast Guard, Bobert Swanton.
Post OPFiei!.^ John Thomas Howell, receiver. Letters re-
ceived through Lonth at 9 s.m. ; dispatched at 6.30 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Mable-
thorpe
Schools : —
National (mixed), erected in 18 10 by the Rev. Reynold
Gideon Boyer k enlarged in 1874 by voluntary rate ; the
school will hold about 85 children ; average attendance,
JO ; Samuel Fielding Bntterworth, master
Wesleyan (mixed), enlarged in 1883, at a cost of i^Tcv for
I ?o children; average attendance, 70; Bacry ihi^sdale
Brown, master ■(
Railway Station, Thomas Bead, station master
CAKhnpKs TO : —
Altobd, Christopher Walker, toes
Louth, Christopher Walker, wed. k sat
Scrimshaw John, farmer, Cloves bridge
Skipworth Edwud, grocer k provision
dealer
Stevens Thomas, fanner
Stones William, farmer .,
Walker Charles, wheelwright
Walker Christopher, earner
Walker Jabez, farmer
Walker Vickers, farmer
Westfield Robert, farmer
THIUBLEBT is a parish and village, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Homcastle soke,
union, petty sessional division and county court district and
rural deanerj^ of Homcastle, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, one mile and a half west from Homcastle
station ; it is bounded on the east by the Bain and on the
south by the Witham. The Langton St. Andrew's district
and Fen Allotments of this parish are under the jurisdiction
of the Commissioners to miprove and drain Fen Lands'.
The church of St. Margaret, built in 1879, ^ a building of
stone, in the Decorated style, consisting, of chantel, nave,
organ chamber and a tower with octagonal spire, containing
a clock and i bell: there are seats for 136. persons. The
registers date from the year 1693. The living is, a rectory,
gross yearly value £5^0, net ;f 420, arising from 583 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of and held since J874 by
the Rev. Charles Augustus Potter m.a, of Merton Coll^^
Oxford. Here are Wesleyan and Primitive Metbo^st
chapels. Michael Bonlton, on April lotb, 1719, left an
annual rent-charge of 4DS. for a schoolmaster. H3i»abeth
Boulton left by will, in 1725, land of the value of .^20
annually, to teach four poor children, but this charity is in
abeyance : there is also a small charity of fis. 8d. left by
Bobert Clarke, which is distributed annually. In this
Potter Rev. Charles Augustus m.a.
[rector], Rectoi^
Roberts Reuben, HaUgart^i house
COHUHBCIAL. ' '
Bannister Robert, wheelwright
Banoiater William,, <vhealwright k as-
sistant overseer
Bark)W John, baker kc-
Bell Joseph, farmer, Moor
Brook-WiUiara, farmer. Moo*
Clarke Elisabeth (Mrs.)^ farmer
Clarke WiUiam, farmer, Moor
Oroft Geoege, sbopkeeper '
Croft Thomas, farmer. Moor
parish, near Woodhall Spa, on the side of the road to Hom-
castle, is a small monument, erected in commemoration of
the Battle of Wateiloo : on the apex is a bust of the late
Duke of Wellington. T. S. Hotchkin esq. Benben Roberts
esq. and John Hasaard Short esq. D.t., J.V. are the principal
landowners. Mrs. Tehbutt, of Homcastle, is lady of the
manor. ' The soil is clay and sandy loam ; subsoil, clay and
sand. The chief cropa are wheat, barley and oats. The
area is i,4i6acres ; rateable value, ;£ 2,580 ; the population
in ;88i wan 393, of which 95 are included in Langton St.
Andrew's soclesiastical parii^.
By the Act 44 Vic^. c. xvii. the Fen Allotment was
transferred to the new parish of Wildmoor.
Halloabth forms a separate manor, of which Rsubeo
Roberts esq. is lord and owner
Pftrish Clerk, Bobert Bannister.
Letters received by foot post from Homcastle, which is tbe
nearest money order k telegraph office. Wau. Po?r Box
cleared at 4,25 p.m.
School (mixed), erected in 1857, on a site, presented by
Robert Edwin Kemp ^sq. tor 50 children ; average attend-
ance, 34, & is supported by voluntary contributions, a
government grant k school fees ; Migs Louisa Broad-
nurst, mistress
Crowder William, nursery k seedsman
& florist ; k 14 High st. Homcastle
Harrison Richard, farmer & cattle
dealer, Thimbleby honse '
Porter Adam, farm bailiff to tbe Ber.
Thomas livasey ila., j.p
Priestly William, blacksmith
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KOBl^H THOBSSBl?"is a iarg^e village and ^r^gh^ '
▼ith station on the Eait Lincolnshire railvay, 8 miles
north-by-Test from Loath, 8 sonth-byreast from Great
Orimsby and 148 from London, in the Nurthecn division
of the connty, parts of Lindsey, Bradley Haverstoe irajien-
takc And ^tty sessional division, Louth ^nion and,cotinty!
qonrt district, rural deanery of Louth. Eske and Ludboronga
No. I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of "LihccJn.'
The church of St. Helen is an ancient bmTdla^ of stone, ' in
the Early English style, cdiisisting of chancel and. nave and
a' tower containing 3 bells : the chancel is of more modem
date : in the year 1848 the church was thoroughly repaired,
at a cost of ^600, raiJMd by voluntary contributions. The
register dates fr^m the )'ear 1546. The living is a rectory,
tithe rent-charge ;f 430, net yearly value £^3f), including
53A. 3B. aap. of glebe, with residence, in the gift of ana
held since 185a by the Rev. Richard Edward Bassett b.a.
of Lincoln Colle^ Oxford. The Wesleyans sud Primitive
Methodists have each a chapel here. The poor's land
comprises 18 acres, partly allotted at the enclosure, but
mostly purchased with ^ao left by Mrs. F. Smith in 1680,
and other benefactions ; the whole is now worth about £3^
a year. George Henry Haigh esq. d.l., j.p. of Grainaby, is
lord of the manor. The principal landowners are Robert
John Hinman Parkinson esq. v.a., b.c^., j.p. ofRavendale,
fte tmstees of the lateF. Campion, G. H, Haigh esq. d.l.,
t.v. and Messrs. William Payne and Thomas Bond. The
Bassett Rev. Rd. Edwd. b.a. [rector]
Brooks Mrs
Chefflns William
Dows John
George Henry
Maauy John
ITeU William
COMXBBCIAt.
Anthony Hewson, fhrmer
Bond Thomas, farmer & wool merchant,
grocer, draper, k post office
■1) Walter William, Ctrmtr
soil is geiierally strong and stiff, excepting the Fens, wtiidii
are of a peaty nature ; subsoil, strong clay. The chief crops
are wlimt, oats and turnips. The ares is 3,485 acces;
rateable value, £3,1)97. ; the population in j88i was 745.
Fazisb Clerk, Edmund. Allison.
I DowB John, jtan. farmer '
! Dows Stephen, farmer. East field
I Fkwcett Hewabn, carrier
I George Henry, surgeon k medical
oHhser, Tetney idistrict, Louth dis-
trict Jc public vaccitiator
Haith William, blacksmith
Hall Henry, wheelwright & agricul-
tural imidement maker
Hewins Henry, shopkeeper
Hewson Henry, farmer
Hutchinson Richard, saddler
Isaacs Thomas, shopkeeper
Jsnney George, wheelwright & joiner
Jobmon'Wm. joineir k tidbinet maker
Lapy Selby, Gronby inn
Bronghton Jesse Poster, grocer
Button Charles, tailor
Campion William, farmer
Coney Edward, earpenter fc joiner
Oennias John, pig dealer
SOITTH THORESBT is a pleasant village and parish,
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Xandsey, Marsh
division of the hundred and petty sessional division of Calce-
worth, imion and connty coart district of Iiontb, rural
deanery of Calceworth \o. i, and archdeaconry and diocese
of Lincfltn, a miles south from Claythorpe station, 4 west
from AUbrd, 8 north from Spilsbr and 9 south-east from
Lontli. A trout stream nms through the parish. The
dhnrch of St. Andrew is a building of brick, erected in 1738,
and consisting of chancel and nave and a tower with four
pinnacles, containing a bells : the church was repaired and
reseated in 187a. The register dates from the year 1660.
, The living is a rectory, g?ass yearly value £3to with resi-
dence, in the gift of the Queen, as Duchess of Lancaster,
and held since 1875 by the Rev. Basil Arthnr Gallaiid uJl.
of Lincoln College, Oxford. Here is a Wosleyan chapel,
GallandBev. Basil Arthur m. a. [rector] | Coates Timothy, tarm^
COMMKBTIAT,.
Allenby William Richardson, land
agent, valuer, lime burner k farmer
Broolu John, farmer
THOKHSWAT is a village and parish, situate in a pic-
turesque valley of the Wolds, in the Northern division of the
ooanty, .parts of Undsey, southern division of Walshcroft
wapentake, OsistAr union and cotmty oonrt district^ petty
aeasional division of Walshcroft, rural deanery of Walshcroft,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-
east from Caistor, 13 north-west from Louth, 7 north-east
from Market Rasen and 8 south-east from Moortown rail-
way station. The church of St; Mary is an ediflce of stone,
in the NonMn,.Transitional, Early English and Later styles,
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, north porch and a western
bell-cote with spirelet, supported on framing; and contain-
ing' I bell t the chorcb, nntil recently, consisted of a short
chancel and nave only, the aides and western tower having
bean takM down on aooonnt of their rainons condition ; but
in i8e« the whole stmctare was thoroughly restored under
the direction of Mr. James Fowler, architect^ of Loath,
when the chancel wtu rebuilt on the old fonndationa, restry,
organ chamber and north porch added, the aisles re-erected,
the fourtdtnth century arcades, which had been btdlt up,
beinff reopened, tha nooriog laid anew and the chancel r«-
flttod; the total cast was- ;^i,84S: during the rebtiflding
several stone coffins with floriated 'crosses were exhumed-;
these are now at the west ends of the north and south aisles :
Epton William, farmer k wool winder
Graves William, gardener & sheep
clipper k salver
North William George, farmer
Post •* MbNsr 'Obi>br Ofpicb k Savings Bank.— Thomas-
Bond, reoeiver. Letters arrive from Louth at 8.45 a.m. ;
dispatched »t 4.30 p.m. 4 for Andby by foot messenger
. from Great Grimsby vU HoUton-le-Clay. The nearest
'telegraph office is at' Marshchapel
Schools: —
Free (36 boys), foonded in 1676 by Dr. Robert Mapletoft,
dean of Elyi for 130 free scholars ; there are now 36 free
boys ; & the yearly endowment amounts to ^33 8s ;
John Brown, master
IHirocbial (mixed), erected in 1856, at a cost of £6so, k
enlarged about 1877, ^^ a oost.of ;£3QP ; it will hold 150
children ; average attendance, 86 ; the children of the
adjacent parishes of Grainsby k Waithe also attend here ;
'John Shepherd, master
Railway Station, William Cheffins, station master
Cabbibbs to : —
Gkbat Grimsby— James Shaw, Howsou Fawcett, William
.Ward k Henry Hewins •
.LooTH — Wm. Fanthorpe, Wm. Ward k Henry Hewins,
wed. k sat
Mackarill Charles, builder
Moody William, farmer
Mnmby Joseph, baker k shopkeeper
Patcbett Atm (Mrs.), farmer
Pstehett Thds. butcher k cattle-dealer -
Payne William, farmer k landowner
Plumtree John, plumber k painter
Pottage Charles, miller (wind)
Proctor Thomas, fkirmer
Shaw, James, carrier
Skelton John, tailor
Smith Samuel William, owner of
thrashing machines for hire
Smith Samtiel WOliam, New inn
Stephenson Charles, blacksmith
Wright John, farmer
built in 1873. Chalk 13. Obtained here in large quantities
and burnt (or manure. WiUonghby Wood esq... of Holly-
hurst, Burton-on-Treut, is lord of the manor and principal
landowner: his family formerly resided at the Hall, which
Was taken down about the year i8a6. The soil : is chiefly
adapted for the gro-vrth of turnips and barley. The area is 932
acres; rateable valae,;£i,376 ; the population in 1S81 was 159.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Sims.
Letters through Alford, which ia the nearest money order k
telegraph office. PiLtAB Box cleared at 5.30 p.m. sum-
mer ; 4.30 p.m. winter, week days only
National School (mixed), built in 1861, for 40 children, with
- an averftgo attendance of 35, k supported by voluntary
contributions ; Miss L. Pranklin, mistress
CARBiEB.-Jabez Speed, to Alford, tnea. ; to Loath,-. wed.
& sat
Wbit« Chwles,.Vine p.h. k trh^wright
k blacksmith
White George, carpenter
Wilson Isaac, shoe maker
Woodger Emma (Mr& )«draper k grocer
there are also three ancient slabs to the memory of Sir
Philip de Channcey, John de Gothmundham and to one of
the De Bohun family. The register of baptisms and burials
dates from the year 17*6 ; marriages, 1738. The living
ia a rectory, net yearly value about ;f 350 including 687 acres
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
and held since 1875 ^'5' "*« S^^- George Manle m.a. of
University College, Oxford. The rectory house, a handsome
residence, was built in 1840, at a cost of ^f 1,800.. The Rev.
John Jarratt m. a. vicar of North Cave, who is lord ■of the
manor and the Ecclesiastical fJommissioners are the land-
owners. I%e soil is calcareoos; subsoil, chalk and marl.
The chief crops are wheat, bariey, oats and turnips. The
area is 8,730 acres; rateable value, ^^3,909 ;. the population
in 18B1 was 858.
Parish Clerk, Jdhn Blackburn.
Letters through Caistor, th$ nearest motley order office;
the telegraph office is at Binbrooke
Paroohial School (mixed), bailt, at a cost of abont /200, (or
'55 ohildren, with an a-verage attendance of 51 ; the school
is supported by voluntary suhaeriptions & a .goivernment
■ • grant ; an additional clas»-room is now (1864) abont to b«
built ; Williun Mason, master
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Davy Mrs. The Gnmge
Manle Hcv. George m.a., j.p. [rector]
COXVESCIAI.
Burkinshaw Charles, farmer
LINGOLNSHIBE.
I Chambers Demetritu Glenn, farmer,
Top farm
Davy George Edvard, farmer, Manor
House farm
[kelly's
Oorwood Charles, farmer
Johnson John, shopkeeper
Webster Arthor, fanner. Stone farm
THOKOANBT is a village and parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, sonthem division
of the irapentake and petty sessional division of Walshcroft,
Caistor onion and county court district, rural deanery of
Walshcroft, Stow archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
situate in a beautiful valley of the Wolds, 6 miles west from
Iv'orth Thoresby station, 9 north-east from Market Rasen,
the like distance south-south-west from Great Grimsby and
7 south-east from Caistor. The church of All Saints is a
small and plain building of atone, consisting of chancel and
nave and a turret contitining i bell. The register dates
from the year 1561. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-
charge ^84, net yearly value £,\3rj including glebe, in
the pft of the Earl of Yarborough, and held since 1841 by
the Rev. George AUngton Robinson b.a. of Christ's College,
Cambridge, who resides at Eastlield, Louth ; the Rev.
Richard Alington-Pye B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge,
Marries The Misses I Bingham James, farmer
Nainhy William, The Hall I Bratley Henry, blacksmith
rector of Swinhope, is curate. The Willoughby family were
long seated at Thorganby Hall, an ancient mimsion, now
occupied by William Nainby esq. : it is in well-wooded
grounds, descending on one side to a narrow vale and tine
trout stream. The Earl of Yarborough is lord of the manor
and sole landowner. The soil is light and chalky ; subsoil,
chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips.
The area is 1,583 acres ; rateable valoe, £1,800 ; the papu-
lation in 1881 was 144.
Parish Qerk, John Plaskitt.
LsTTEB Box cleared at 3.30. Letters through Great
Grimsby. The nearest money order & telegraph ollice is
at Binbrook
National School, built by the then Earl of Yarborough in
186S, for 80 children: average attendance, 31, & sup-
ported by voUintary subscriptions ; Miss Louisa Quince,
mistress
I Rands Thomas, joiner fc wheelwright
THOSITTON i.1 a small village and parish, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, south division of
the wapentake of Gartree, Homcastle petty sessional
division, union and county court district, rural deanery of
Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
one mile and a half south-west from Horncastle station,
situated on the navigable Bain. The church of St. Wilfred
is a small building of stone, consisting oi chancel and nave,
with windows on the south side only. The register dates
from the year 1561. The liviiig is a vicarage, consolidated
with the rectory of Martin, tithe rent^charge (Thornton)
;^i68, joint gross yearly value £%i!i including glebe, with
residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Lichfield
Cathedral and W. J. GiUiat esq. alternately, and held
Hudson Rev. John Clare m.a. [vicar].
Vicarage
Floyer Arthur & Eric, farmers. Lodge
Hill farm
since 1875 by the Rev. John Clare Hudson k.a. of Pembroke
College, Csmbridce. The Hon. Francis Scamon Dymoke,
of Scrivelsby, is lord of the manor, and Henry Newton
Coates and the Clinton trustees are landowners. The soil is
sandy loam ; subsoil, mostly white clay. The chief crops
are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,755 acres ; rate-
able valae, £a,yoa ; the population in 1881 was 192, of
which 107 are included in Langton St. Andrew ecclesiastical
parish.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Sharp.
LETrEB Box cleared at 4 p.m. Letters by foot post through
Horncastle, which is the nearest money order & tele-
graph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Horncastle
Hill Mrs. farmer. Moor
Welch Waltr. frmr.WoodJc Gardenfrms
THOBNTOIf CXTBTIS is a scattered village and
parish, with a station i\ miles east from the village, on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway, in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey, northern
division of Yarborough wapentake, Glanford Brigg tmion,
petty sessional division and county court district of Barton-
on-IIumber, rural deanery of 'Yarborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-east
from Barton-on-Humber and 4 south from New Holland.
The church of St. Lawrence is a building of stone, in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and
a tower containing 4 bells : there is a curiously carved
Norman font, square is plan, the bowl resting on a large
centra] shaft, with a smaller one at each angle : the whole
surface is enriched with sculpture in low relief : the oaken
pulpit and communion table are seventeenth century : there
IS a curious monnment near the south porch to Mr.
Skinner, 1626, and near to it a very ancient and rude
female bast : the church was restored in 1883-4, at a cost of
over /s, 000, and reopened July 3, 1884, by the Dean of
Lichfield : there are sittings for 300 persons. The register
dates from the year 1568. The Uving is a vicarage, tithe
rent-charge £^^ net yearly value ;^3i5, including 108
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Rowland Winn
esq. M.p. and held since i88a by the Rev. Henry Fletcher
D.D. of Brasenose College, Oxford. About a mile and a
half east of the village are the ruins of the Abbey of St.
Mary, founded by William-le-Oros, Earl of Albemarle, on
the festival of St. Hilary, January 13, a.d. 1139, <">^ '» *^B
foUoiving year, on the day of the same festival, the founder
brought hither an establishment of twelve Augustinian, or
Black Canons, from Kirkham Priory : one of the number
was then constituted prior, but in 1 148 the monastery was
raised by Pope Eugenius III. to abbatial rank, and in 1517
became a mitred abbey : the abbey was dissolved in 1541,
and refonnded by Henry VJII. as a college for a dean and
twenty prebendaries, in honour of the Holy Trinity ; it was
visited by the king in person in the same year, when he
stayed several days ; but this new foundation lasted only
till 1547, when the site was granted to Henry Holbeacb,
Bishop of Lincoln, the clear yearly income being estimated
at jf 594 : the remains of the Abbey church are insignifi-
cant, the only existing portions being the end of the south
transept and a fragment of the adjoining chapter house :
within the area of the nave and north transept are a
number of stone coffins and incised slabs, and outside the
east wall of the choir a slab with a very rich cross and
FRIVATB BBSIDBKT8. | COMUSRCtAL.
Fletcher Rev. Henry d.d. [vicar] Abraham Alfred, farmer
Foster Monk F. Bnmham manor I Aby Edward, fanner
marginal inscription to John Girdyk,'i363, and Johan, his
wife : the ruins are generally of the Early Decorated period,
the chapter house dating from 1383-1308, choir 1315, and
the presbytery 1443-73 '■ ^^ remains of the abbot's house is
now a farm : the entrance gatehouse is one of the finest exist-
ing specimens in England of the Early Perpendicular style,
and was built about 1382, the general plan being that of a
parallelogram of two storeys, with octagonal tower at the
angles, and on either side of the entrance : the font is
enriched with several canopied niches, from some of which
the figures have disappeared ; the three largest, however,
remain, and are in a perfect state ; the centre figure of the
three is the Virgin Mary, to whom the Abbey was dedi-
cated, and over her head may be discerned a very rare and
remarkable representation of the Holy Trinity : the Father
is crowned, and holds in his hand the orb, the emblem of
kingly power ; the Son wears the crown of thorns, and thev
are both in the act of sending down the Holy Ghost, in the
form of a dove, upon the Blessed Virgin ; to the left of
the Virgin is the figure of an abbot holding a book and a
pastoral staff ; the figure to the right of the Virgin pro-
bably represents WiUiam-le-Gros, the founder : the roof of
the gateway is handsomely groined, and there are some
remains of the original oaken doors : the second storey is
reached by a winding newel staircase, which has an elegant
stone roof, with eight cusped ribs springing from corbels
and meeting in the centre : the whole area of the abbey,
surrounded by a wall and moat, was 100 acres. The
principal landowners are Rowland Winn esq. X.P., D.!...
J.p. of NostcU Priory, Wakefield, and W. Hudson esq. The
soil is light loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are vheat,
barley and potatoes. The population in 1881, including the
hamlet of BtTRNHAU, 3 miles west, was 471, with 4,793
acres of land ; rateable value, jC7<53^-
Parish Clerk, William Marris.
Post Office. — William Newmarch, receiver. Letters from
Uleeby. Barrow-on-Humber is the nearest money order
& telegraph office
National Schools (mixed), erected in 1873 by John Fcrraby
esq. of Wootton Hall, to the memory of his late wiffe,
Abigail Ferraby, at a cost of ^f 1,300 for 160 children ; there
is an average attendance of lao, & the school is supported
by voluntary rate ; James Skinner, master
Railway Station, Thomas Towers, station master
Cahbieks : —
Babton— William Hogg & Joseph Haggitt, monday
Hull — William Hogg, tuesday ft friday
Barnaby Benjamin, farrier
Dixon John, overseer
Haggitt Joseph, grocer & draper
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LINCOLNSHIRE, thurpe-ok-the-hill. 685
Heath George, farmer
Heath Samuel, farmer, Thornton hall
Hookhtm Frederick, former
Houlton George, farmer, Abbey farm
Lamin;; Francis Pilfoot, farmer
Mav William, farmer. Walk hoiuo
Newmarch William, tailor, k poat ofSce |
Pailinder Thomas, blacksmith I
Phillipson George, Thornton Hunt P.K
Sergeant Joseph, farmer
Sei^eant, WiUiam, farmer
Stow John, machine owner & farmer
Smith Robert Leonard, farmer, Thorn-
ton grange
Stevenson John, farmer, Burnham
Beeches
Turner William, farmer
West John, carpenter
THOSNTOIT-LE-FEN is a scattered township and
parish, in the Mid division of the county, union and county
court district of Boston, soke of Homcastle, parts of Lindsey,
rural deanery of \orth Holland, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, pleasantly situated on the Langrick Ferry
road between Benton and Tattershall, 6 miles north-west
from Boston, and about 3 miles from Dogdyke and Langrick
railway stations : this parish is ecclesiastically included in
Wildraoor consolidated chapelry. The inhabitants attend
Froghull church, now in the parish of Wildmoor. The Fen
Chapel Estates, were, in 1876, transferred to the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners. There are Wealeyan and Primitive Metho-
dist chapels. The principal landowners are Messrs. J.
Pepper, W. H. Ward, G. Crcasey, and the trnstees of the late
Ezekiel Ireland. The soil is clay ; subsoil, the same. The
chief crops are wheat, oats, bean's and turnips. The area is
541 acres ; rateable valus, £1, 979 ; the population in 1881
was 346.
By a Local Government Board order, dated December j
a4th, 1880, detached t^ts of Ooxingsbt, with 17 inhabit-
ants, in Homcastle union, and a detached part of Toyktok
St. Pstkb, with 65 inhabitants in Spilsby union, were trans-
ferred to Thornton-le-Fen parish : at the same date a de-
tached part of Thobkton-lb-Fbn parish was transferrod
to the new parish of Wildmoor.
Bcnkkb's Hill, in this parish, is situate on the How-
bridge drain, 3) miles south-east from Dogdyko railway
station, and 8 north-nnrth-west from Boston.
Post OrncB. — Mrs. Charlotte Wood, receiver. Letters
through Boston, arrive at 9 a.m. : dispatched at 3.30 p.m.
Coningsby is the nearest money order & telegTd])!i otHce
This place is included in Wildmoor Fen UniteJ School
Board District, formed in 1879
Board School, Gipsy Bridge (mixed), built in 1859, at a cojt
of /600, for 76 children; average attendance, 76;
Frederick Pett, master ; Miss Mary Greenwood, infants'
mistress. This school is leased by the board
Holdershaw Cook, farmer
Houghton George, grocer, draper,
butcher & coal merchant
Johnson George, farmer, Cbapelr}' farm
Lea Shadford, farmer
Popper John, landowner k farmer
Porters Charles, tailor & draper. Bun-
ker's hUl
Hanson James Thn-r--, Wind Mill P.H.
grocer & miller, ^ .nd null
Ireland Mrs. Ezekiel
COMHBRCUL.
Belton John Bourne, bricklayer
Belton William, Union inn, & farmer
Bunker's bill
Bristow Jabez, farmer
Creasey George, landowner & farmer
Drakard Charies, blacksmith
Farrow John, farmer. Bridge house
THORN TOir-LE-llEOOR is a small secluded parish
and village, in the Northern division of the county, parts of
Lindsey, north division of the Walshcroft wapentake,
Caistor union, county court district of Market Rasen, petty
sessional division of Walshcroft, rural deanery of Vftish-
croft, archdeaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, sJ
miles south-west from the Moortown station on the Lincoln
and Hull railway, and 6^ south-west from Caistor, near the
Ancholme navigation. The church of All Saints is a small
building, and chiefly in the Early English style, with some
remains of Norman work ; iti-.i4sist8 of chancel, clerestoried
nave, porch, and a bell-gab . containing 3 bells : the south
doorway is Norman and ha«"dog-tooth mouldings ; it once
bad a north aisle, of which there are still some indications :
the clerestory is Early English, and there was one window
of this date on the south side: the church plate in-
dudes a chalice given by John Le Neve, the antiquary,
who was rector here from 1722 to 1741 : four of the
clerestory windows and two at the west end are stained :
there is a stone in memory of a former rector and his
daughter, removed at the restoration of the church, and
very injudiciously placed in the porch : the church plate
includes a chalice, presented about 1740, by the Rev. John
Neve, then rector : there are sittings for 100 persons :
Edman Kev. Edward Hudson
[rcctorj
Parker William, Thornton house
THORPE-ON-THE-HILL is a scattered \-illags and
parish, with a station one mile north from the village, on the
Midland railway, in the Mid division of the county, parts of
Kesteven, lower division of the wapentake of Boothby Graffoe,
Lincoln union and county court district, rural deanery of
Graffoe, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles
south-west from Lincoln and 130 from London, near the
Roman Fossway. The church of St. Michael is a plain
building of stone, in the Early Engli^ style, with a square
tower containing 3 bells : the roof was repaired in 1865, and
in 1874 the interior was partially restored and re-seated.
The register dates from the year 1695. The living is a
rectory, tithe rent-charge £8, gross yearly value j^37S,
arising from a66 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Dean and
Chapter of Lincoln, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
Frederick Boy Dowson, of Queen's College, Birmingham.
Gibson Miss I ??')?*'')'y Thomas, janner
Rolfe Thomas Wm. grocer. Wind mill
Shaw Samuel, drainage agent t regis-
trar for births & deaths for SilMoy
sub-district, Boston union
Taylor Charles, sheep dipper
Walker George, wheelwright
Ward William Hubbleday, farmer k
hndowner. The Grange
Willson John, blacksmith. Bunker's hi
Wood William, carpenter, plumber kc
the church was restored in 1871 by subscription, and the
chancel rebuilt and refitted ; a south porch iras also erected,
the work was carried out under the superintendence of the
rector, no architect being employed : during the restoration
a Norman doorway was discovered east of the present
porch, half of which was removed for a window. The
register dates from the year 1711. The living is a rectory,
net yearly value /340, with 19 acres of glebe and house, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1875 by the
Rev. Edward Hudson Edman h.a. of St. John's College,
Cambridge. On September aSth, 1649, the manor wa'!
sold to George Foxcroft esq. for the sum of ^^3,753 16s. 11 J-
by the Long Parliament : the present lord is Sir Mathcw
Wilson bart. m.p. of Esbton Hall, Gargrave, Yorks. Tho
principal landowners are Sir Mathew Wuson bart. h. p. Miss
Ann Dixon, of Holtou park, and J. W. Dixon esq. of Caistor.
The soil is strong clay loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops arc
wheat, barley, beans and turnips. The area is 1,494 acres ;
rateable value, £^,639 ; the population. in 188 1 was 96.
Parish Clerk, Robert Walker.
Letters through Caistor, the nearest money o.-der k tele-
graph office
The children of this place attend South Owersby school
I Burley Enoch, farm bailif! to Mrs. I Hewaon William, farm bailiff to John
I Alice Seagrave I William Dixon esq
I Green Ann (Mrs.), farmer. Manor ho I
Wilmot Mrs
COMMKBCIAI..
Brocklesby Benjamin, tailor
Brook John, grocer
Ualby George, farmer
Day William, farmer, Eagle Ijone farm
Dixon Charles, farmer k machine owner
Drewory William, farme
Foster John, farmer
Hall Ann (Mrs.), Railway inn, Ic coal
merchant
Hansard Robert, shoe maker & shopkpr
Higgatt Saith, farmer
Hunt William, boot maker
Jackson Jeremiah, Sun P.H
Kirk John, hawker
Newton John, fanner
NichoUs John, farmer
Pickwell John, IMMer '
Here are Wesloyan and Free Methodist chapels. A chari-
table bequest of 33s. is distributed half-yearly to the iioor
widows of this parish. The principal landowners are the
trustees of C. G. Milnes esq. and many small freeholders.
The soil is clay and moor land ; subsoil, clay and rix:k. Tho
chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is z,830
acres ; rateable value, £3,3$° • the population in i83i was
386.
Pariah Clerk, Thomas Hunt.
Post Office. —Steeper Drury, receiver. Letters fro.n Lin-
coln arrive 7 a.m. & 5 p.m. Bassingham is the nearest
money order k telegraph office
National School, for 75 children ; average attendance, 41 ;
Railway Station, James Scott, station master
Cabbikbs to Lincoln. — Brown, mon. k tru; k Plaskott,
daily
Pick well Matthew, farmer
Pickwell Richard, farmer
Reed William, blacksmith
Roper, William, tailor
Skelton Robert, wheelwright
SpoSorth George
Taylor William, farmer
Wells William, farmer
Wood John, farmer
Woodcock Richard, hawker
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LINCOLNSHIBE.
[KELLY'S
TEOBPB ST. PETKK, near Wamfl«et, is a scattered
village and parish, in the Mid dirision of the county, parts
of Lindsey, eastern division of the soke t>f Boliiigbroke,
^ilsby nnion, petty sessional division and ooonty court dis-
trict, rnral deanery of Candleshoe No. i, and archdeaconry
and diocese of Uneoln, 3 miles south-east from Firsby
Junction station, 135 from London, and a north-west from
Wainfleet. The Thorpe Calvert station on the Firsby and
Skegness branch of the Great Northern railway is three-
quarters of a mile south from the church. The church
ol St. Peter is a building chiefly of the Decorated period,
with remains of Kirly ^glish work and Ferpenaicnlar
additions, and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of four
bays, aisles, porch and a pictoreaqne western tower, with
four crocketed pinnacles, containing 3 bells; the tower
and chancel were restored at the expense of the late
Rev. William Hopkinson m.a. of Stamford, and the nave and
aisles restored and reseated in 1866, at a cost of ;^37o:
a Perpendicular carved oak screen separates the nave and
chancel, and there is a richly carved pulpit of the Jacobean
period, and the roof exhibits mde carvings of grotesque
heads, flowers and other ornaments: the font restt upon a
fragment of an altar-stone, and is an Early English work
wiui an octangular shaft and circular bowl : the chancel
appears to have had lateral chantry chapels, and the piscina
of one of these appears on the external north wall : several
large stone cofiins were discovered during the restoration of
the nave, and a slab at the west end bears a foHated cross,
the head of which is encircled by a label bearing the legend :
"Orate pro anim& Ricardi Markeby GimeUani : " the east
windows of the aisles were inserted by Mr. Hopkinson : the
restorations, completed in 1866, were carried oat under the
direction of Mr. James Fowler, of Louth. The register dates
from the year 1653. The living is a'vicange, titlie nut-
<i>«rK^ £34< gross yearly value ;^336, in the gift of the
Bishop of Peterborough, and held sinoe {S43 by Rev. Thomas
Whitworth b.a. <rf Christ's Ctdlrae, Cambridge. Tbere
ara Wesleyan and Primitive MMhocust chapels hen. There
are some small charitable donations, namely, the interest on
/30, distributed on Good Friday by the vicar, chnich'
wardens and overseers, together with a yearly som of ^^
payable by the impropriator ; there are also two bede-houset,
left by an unknown donor. Bricks are made here. Samod
Birch-Beynardson esq. d.l., j.f. of Holywell hall, Stamford,
is lord oTtbejnanor. The heirs of the Rev. William Hop-
kinson are the chief landowners. The soil is rich gnuing
land ; subsoil, clay. Tlie chief crops are grass and wbeaL
The parish contains 3,996 acres of marsh and fen laod,
including the East Fen allotment ; rateable valne, ;^4,355 ;
the population in 1881 was 566.
By a Local Government Board Provisional Order, dated
December a4th, 1880, and confirmed by Act 14 Vict. c. xvii,
a detached part of Hagnaby, with a popolstion of 16, was
transferred to Thorpe St. Peter parish.
Parish Clerk, Henry Johnson.
Ltttis Box, Railway station, cleared at 5.30 p.m. Letttn
through Wainfleet All Saints R.S.O. The nearest mone^
order ft telegraph office is at WainflMt
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1879; T.
Ward, Mew town, Spilsby, derk to the board & atteoduice
officer
Board School (mixed), built in 1876, at a cost of ;^6oi, for
80 chikiren ; average attendance, 60 ; Thomas Grace.
master
Railway Station, Barton Emerson, statioD master
Whitworth Rev. Thomas B.A. [vicar]
Whitworth Rev.ThosJohn b.a. [curate]
COMMERCIAL.
Baker John, farmer
BeriT John Henry, Queen Victoria f.h
BnuUey William, farmer
daiey John, farmer
Clarey Thomas, machine owner
Clarke John, basket maker
Corden William, farmer
Coupland Gnmel Wright, farmer
Coupland Wright, Black Horse p.h
Carl Daniel, farmer
Dickinson Thomas, blacksmith
Dowse John, farmer
Emmerson George (Mrs.), farmer
Frow George, fanner
FrowJohn, farmer
Gilliart John, machine owner
Gntteridge Robert, farmer
Hopper Ann (Mrs.), fanner
Howsam Thomas, taker
Johnson John, farmer, Thorpe dales
I Nelsey William, Three Tuns p.b
I Parsons John, hrmer
Reding Williain, farmer
Roberts William, farmer
Scapbam Charles, farmer
Scupham John Robert, cowkeeper
Simpson Henry, farmer
Taytor Robert, farmer
Turner Thomas, farmer
Leaehman John Hy, farmer, Thorpe ho I Vessey John Henry, farmer
LowiB Edwin, farmer
Maltby Thomas, farmer
Marshall Thomas, farmer, Fen
Martin James, farmer
WEST THOB.FE (or Thobpe-in-ths-Fallows), is
a parish, watered by the river Till, in the Mid division of
the county, wapentake of Lawress, ports of Lindsey, and
Lincoln nnion and county court district^ 8 miles north-north-
west from Lincoln, and 3^ east from Stow Park station, on
the loop line of the Great Northern railway, which joins the
main line at Doncaster and Peterborough. The church has
long since disappeared, but the site of the building, the
foundations of which were removed a few years back, may
still be traced ; the inhabitants attend the church at Ais-
thorpe. The register is included in that of Aisthorpe. The
living is a vicarage, consolidated with the discharged rectory
Warth Jaa. Gothard, brick ma. k firmer
Wattam Isaac, farmer
Wattan^ Thomas, farmer
Williatr*^ John Martin, Aop1:eeper
of Aisthorpe, tithe rentK:harg»;£3S5, joint nett yearly valne
£393, with t acre of glebe and remdence, in the gift of Mn.
Otter, of Aisthorpe, and held since 1875 by the &v.Thoni<(
William Bury m.a. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, who
resides at Aisthorpe. The Rev. George Roberts and Roller'.
Fawsett Ealand esq. of Aisthorpe House, own the whole ol
the pariah. The soil is clayey, subsoil, clay. The chief cnm
are wheat and barley. The area is 847 acres: rateatue
value, ;C796 ; the population in 1881 was 70.
Lbttbb Box cleared at 3.30 p.m. week daysonl^^ — ^Letters
arrive from Lincoln, vt4 Aisthorpe. Ingham is the nesiest
money order office ; the telegraph office is at Stow Park
Shelton Henry, farmer. The Grange I Twidale John, farmer
I Twidale Sleighthohne, fanner
THSEEXIiraHAK with STOWS.
Thbeekinoham is a parish and small scattered village, in-
cluding the hamlet of Stowb, in the Southern division of
the county, Aveland wapentake, petty sessional division of
Bourn, Sleaford union and county court district, parts of
Kesteven, and rural deanery of Aveland No. i, and archdea-
conry and diocese of Lincoln, a miles north-east from Fol-
kingham, 3 north-west from BiUingborongh railway station,
and 7 sooth from Sleaford. This place was at a remote
period called " Latmdon," and obtained its present name
about 870, when three Danish kings or chieftains, slain by
E^l Algar, with Morcar and Leofric, in a sanguinary attack
on the Danish forces on the festival of St Maurice (Sept. 22),
were buried here. It is further interesting as being situated
at the intersection of-the Roman roads Ermin Street and the
Salter's Wmt. The church of St. Peter is an ancient build-
ing in the 'Transitional, Early English and Decorated styles,
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a western
tower with spire containing ^ bells : the chancel furnishes a
singular example of tlie admixture of earlier styles, having
thrae equal circnlar-hsaded windows separate on the out-
side, but connected in a continuous arcade on the inside ;
the east end is good Transitional work ; the lower part of
the tower is not much later ; the upper portion and spire
present one of the best examples of a heavy broach spire to
to be met with ; the spire was struck by ughtning in i87ty
bat restored in 1873 : the north aisle is Late Decorated,-and<
the font a combination of Early English and Perpendicular-;
there is some good ironwork on the south door, and sev«indj
singularly carved bench ends of very late date : at the east
end of the chancel is a beautiful early triplet : in the north
aisle of the church are three stone coffins, with lids entire,
which were removed from the charchyardabouti8o6; ow
of these bears the inscription " Hie intnmulatur Johannes,
quondam dominns de Trekingham," coramemoratnig John
de Trekingham, high sheriff in 1324. The font bears the
legend, "Ave Maria gratia P.O. P.": and at the end ■if
the nave are two recumbent effigies, on a low raised slab, ul
Lambert de Trekingham and his wife, the former in dun
mail and flowing tunic, bearing a shield with the arms "f
Trekingham, c. 1245-1313. The register dates from the year
1573. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;£55, net
5 early value if 161, including 63 acres of glebe, in the gift >^'
ohn Wilson Wilson esq. and held since 1884 by the Rev.
Charles Edward Walker Foottit b.a. of University CoUep.
Durham. Here are Baptist and Calvinist chapels. Tl^
principal landowners are John Wilson Wilson esq. wfeiis
lord of the manor, W. Nonaille Radge esq. of Waterloo Place.
Southampton, and William Alfred Craggesq. Thes-jiU'
heavy loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat anil
barley. The area is 2,270 acres ; rateable value, £2,y\'
the population in i38i was 143, inclnding Stowe.
.Parish Clerk, John Thorpe.
Po«T Officx. — Miss Susan Pickworth, receiver. I/etters
■ aiirive at 7.30 a.m. dispatched at 5 p.m. through Falking-
' .haio,.which is the nearest money oKler ft telegraph i>ffi«
Tkt ())i|l4Mn of this place attend the school at Osboumb;'
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LINGOLNSHIBE.
Threekingham.
Cragg William Alfred, Laondon house
Foottit Rev. Charles Edward Walker
B.A. [vicar]
COUMSBCUlL.
Abel Zechariah & Joseph Lambley,
joiners
7* M 11 K.T.'RV, near Bonrn, is a large agricnltnral village
and pariah, and has a station on the Bonrn branch of the
Great Northern railway, three quarters of a mile west from
the church, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Kesteven, Ness wapentake, Bourn union and county court
district, Ness rural deanery and Lincoln archdeaconry and
diocese, 2 miles south from Bourn, s north-west from Mar-
ket Deeping and 95 from London, on the road from Bourn
to Market Deeping. The Roman Carr dyke runs between
the chnrch and the vicarage house, and the river Glen forms
the eastern boundary of the parish. The church of St.
Finnin is a low cruciform building in the Norman and
Early English styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles,
transepts, north and south porches, and a very early tower,
with stunted spire overcrowded with lights and containing 5
bells : the nave, including the arcades, is chiefly Norman, as
is also part of the chancel, which has a richly designed
piscina with a canopy : both transepts were nsed as chapels,
and each has a hagioscope ; the [porches are Early English,
the south porch havine a Norman doorway ; the tower par-
takes of both styles : it has a circular Norman fontj some
oak screenwork, and an organ : the stained east window
WHS presented in i860 by T. Cooke Hubbard esq. lay rector,
and a reredos of carved stone, the work of Mr. R. Tinkler,
jun. has been erected. The register dates from the year
1560. The living is a vicarage, grogs yearly value ;^550, in-
clnding 215 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Eton College, and held since 1864 by the Rev. George
Villiers Thorpe b.a. of St. John's College, Oxford. There
are Wesleyan and Free Methodist chapels, and a reading
room ana working men's institute, where the local news-
Thurlby.
Arden Mrs. Parkwood house
Bettks Miss
Borrows Rev. Henry Maiden [curate],
The Vicarage
Goodacre Robert
Pope Thomas, Grange
Thorpe Rev. George Villiers B.A. [vicar]
COUIBaCIAL.
Beebe Thomas Spence, Three Sing's
p.a. tt fbrmer
Bellamy Maria (Miss), farmer
Davis James, dairyman
Davis Thoma^ farmer
Dean Seth Ellis, jnn. fanner
Foyster Charles, carpenter
Grocock Thomas, taibnr
TIMBBRLAND. 687
Owen George, iarmsr
Pheasant Henry, farmer
Pickworth Susan (Miss), sfaopkeqier, ft
post office
Stowe.
Hayes Wm. farmer jc grazier. Ivy lodge
Higgins Cornelius, shopkeeper
Holmes Matthew, wheelwright
Holmes William, farmer
Inkley George, farmer
Jackson William, blacksmith
Juster William, station master
Lambert William, butcher
\ Messam Etenry, wheelwright
Creasey Robert, farmer
Quincey John, fanner
papers are taken in. There are lands in the parish left by
unknown donors, for keeping the causeways i:i r?p)ir, and
the poor have the interest of ;f 100 left oy Ann Fisher in
1769. The parish abounds in fine oak. Bricks are made
here. A few yards westward of the church rims the
" Carr Dyke," a vast artificial canal of Roman origin, ex-
tending hrom Peterborough to Lincoln, with a totm^ length
of 56 miles. Lord Aveland F.c, d.l., j.f. who is lord of the
manor, and Eton College are the principal landowners.
The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay, silt, and gravel. The chief
crops are wheat, oats, beans and barley, lie area is 5,070
acres; rateable value, /C6,oi9;- the population en 1881 was
814.
OBTHORP8 is a very small hamlet, one mile south-west
from the village.
NoarKORPE is a hamlet, half a mile north-west. .
Elsb.vWood is one mile north.
. Parish Clerk, John Groom.
Post Opficb. — Henry Messam, Teceiver. Letters received
by cart from Bonrn at 6.30 a.m.; dispatched at 5.30
p.m. WAtL Letter Box at Northorpe, cleared at 5.35
p.m. week days only. The nearest money order 8c
telegraph office is at Bourn
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1873 ; J. L.
Bell, Bourn, clerk to the board ; Joseph Goodacre, atten-
dance officer
Board School (mixed), bnilt in 1877 for 144 children, with
an average attendance of 108 ; Henry Judson, master ;
Mrs. Martha Judson, mistress
Railway Station, William Juster, station master
Cabribr to Staxford — Mrs. Rosetta Tyler, fri
Wade John k Son, wood merchants
Wade William, carpenter
Andrew Jn. Horse Shoe inn,& rat catcher
Barber Mary Ann (Mias), day school
Barrow Richard, farmer
Benaon James, shoe maker
Bettinson Richard, farmer k grazier.
Manor honse
Brown Seth, grocer & draper
Brotrning Sarah (Mrs.), niopkeeper
Campian William, pig killer
Cappitt John, farmer
chambers Joseph, farmer
Cook Robert, Five Bells p.h
Eldred Charles, jnn. brick maker
EUia Willson, farmer
Fairchild Joseph, Bell inn
Francis Levi, poulterer
Francis Thomas, carpenter
Garwood John, butcher k farmer
Groome John, printer
full AT.HY, near Newark, is a small village and parish,
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Kesteven, lower
division of Boothby Graffoc wapentake, petty sessional
division of Lincoln, union and countv court district of
Xewark, rural deanery of GraSoe, ana archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles south-south-west from Lincoln,
9 north-north-east from Newark, 3 south-east from Swin-
derby station for Newark, and 34 south from Thorpe, its
nearest station for Lincoln. The church of St. Germain,
restored in 1843, is a building in the Norman, Early English
and succeeding styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north
aisle, south porch and a western tower containing 3 bells.
Xhe register dates from the year 1575. The living is a
rectory, tithe-rent chai^ ;f 80, yearly value ;f 150, inclnd-
Noble John Elwes, carpenter &c
Peasgood Robt. grocer, draper k baker
Peasgood William, fanner
Pennington Mark F. farmr. Kate's brdg
Pick William Earle, baker
Filkington Tho8.brick ma. Kate's bridge
Pope Daniel Pawley, farmer, The Priory
PopeThos. farmr.felandownr.TheGrange
Riding Room k Working Men's Insti-
tute (John Groome, treasurer A sec)
j Booghton George, shoe maker
Ro(ightonJeremia}i,gen. dealer & farmr
Smith Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), Crown inn
Smith Edward, pig jobber
Smith Isaiah, carpenter
Sneath Thos. Archer,farmer(ccom factor
Stevenson Hy. bat<^r ic beer retailer
I Stevenson Thomas, farmer
' Tyler Rosetta (Mrs.), carrier
Drakes John Thomas, farmer
Fisher GonviUe John, farmer
Groves Thomas, fanner
Mettam Charles, farmer
Neville Christopher, farmer
Peacock William, farmer
Robinson John, blacksmith
IXM'BJSBXiAlSrD is a parish and village, in the Mid | the wapentake of Langoe, Sleaford (wtty sessional division,
(livision of the county, parts of Kesteven, first division of I county oonrt district and onion, Longoboby rural deanery,
Fardell Rev. Henry William King k.a.
frector]
Wray Oapt Cecil, The Hall
COinUERCIAL.
CTlayton William (exora. of), farmer
Dent William, farmer
Northorpe.
Browning George, farmer
Bryan Joseph, carpenter
Bryan Thomas, farmer & grazier
Field John, farmer
Goodacre Joomh, farmer & school
attendance officer
Gray John Wade, farmer
Green John Henty, farmer
Harvey Samuel, farmer
Holliday Edis k William, fanners k
coal dealers
Knipe Henry, thrashing machine owner
Knipe John, thrashing machine owner
Larratt Andrew Nidd, farmer
Needham John, farmer Ic woodman
Newcombe William, farmer
Ringham Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Ringham Henry, farmer
Ringham Sarah (Mrs. ), boot maker
Tyler William, farmer k coal merchant
Wade Isaacs fanner
Obthorpe.
ESlis Jn. foreman to Daniel Pawley Pope
ing glebe, with house, in the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln,
and held since 1882 by the Rev. Henry William King FardcU
M.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge. The charities are £i
yearly, derived from land, left in 169a by Sir Christopher
Nevile. Sir Benjamin Parnell Bromhead, barl. is lord of the
manor and the owner of a great part of the parish. The
land is now in a good state of cultivation ; part of it was
formerly an open common or moor. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1803 acres : rateable
value, ;^2,i85 ; the population in 1881 was 118.
Letters by foot post through Newark. Bassingham is the
nearest money order k telegraph office. Wall Letter
Box, near the Rectory, cleared at 3 p.m
The children attend the school at Bassmgham
Roe Alfred Edward, farmer
Rogers George Marshall, farmer
Taylor William, fanner
Whitelee Charles, farmer
Whitlam George, farmer
Whitworth Thomas, farmer
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688 TIMBERLAKD.
LINCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 15 miles north-
west by road from Lincoln, 10 north-north-east from Slea-
ford, 6 sonth-irest from Kirkstead station, a miles from
Scopwick and Timberland station, on the Great Northern
and Great Eastern Joint railway, and 128 from London.
Timberland has navigation to the Withara. The chnrch of
St. Andrew is a bnuding of stone in the Early English
style, consisting of chan(»l (rebuilt in 1838), nare, aisles,
and an eml»ttled western tower with pinnacles, containing
6 rery fine bells and a clock. Tl>e register, including
Martin, dates from the year 1563. The living is a dis-
charged vicarage, tithe rent-charge ^^158, and endowed with
/aoo royal bounty; yearly value ;^25o, with house, in
the gift of Sir ThomaaWhichcote, bart. and held since 1873
bj- the Rev. Christopher George Wheat H.A. of St. Mary
Hall, Oxford. On Witham bank is a Wesleyan chapel and
there is another in the village as well as a Primitive Metho-
dist chapel. Lord Houghton d.c.l., U..D., M.A. of Fryeton
Hall, Ferrybridge, who is lord of the manor of Timberland
and Sir Thomas Whichcote, bart. D.L. of Aswarby, who is
lord of the manor of Thonie Tilney, are the principal land-
owners. The soil is chieny fen land ; subsoil, clay. The
Timberland.
Marked thiu*racelTe lettsn through HorO'
cutle.
Hallam John
Wheat Rev. Christr. Geo. m.a. [vicar]
COKMBBCUL.
Creasey Ann (Mn.), farmer. Fen
Dawson George, fanner, Fen
*Hackett Emma (Mrs.), farmer. Dales
Hallam John, tailor, draper & grocer
*Hickman Geo. machine owner. Dales
HollinsheadJas. Herbert, frmr. Manor ho
Houldershaw John William, grocer
Keeble Brothers, farmers
Knight Thomas, brick maker
'Mitchell William, farmer, Fen
Finder John, farmer
Priestley Joseph, butiher
Read James, wheelwright
*Biggall Rebecca (Mrs.), farmer. Fen
Sands Harriett Ann (Mrs.), farmer,Fen
*Scolt George, farmer. Dales
•Sneath John, farmer. Fen
Spencer George, beer retailer
held by the Rev.
Abbott Thos. postmaster & shopkeeper
'Atkinson Harrop, farmer, Dales
Barrand Walker, farmer
Booth Thomas, blacksmith
Brailsford Robert, farmer
Brewin Robert, baker
Cartwright James, farmer
Clay Lucy (Mrs.), beer retaUer
Cooke Thomas, farmer. Fen
Cooke William, carrier
Coppin John, farmer
TOFT-BY-ITEWTOIT is a parish, in the Northern
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, northern division
of the wapentake and petty sessional division of Walshcroft,
union of Caistor, county court district of Market Rasen,
mral deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lmcoln, 4^ miles weet-by-sontn from Market
Rasen station. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a plain
stone building, now much dilapidated, and consisting of
chancel and nave only. The register dates from the year
1653. '^e living is a rectory, consolidated with the rectory
of Newton-by-Toft, by an Order in Council, dated igtn
May, 1884, tithe rent-charge, ;^i8o, gross yearly value
;f 230, with residence, in the future gift of the Lord Chan-
cellor and the patrcoi of Kewton-by-Toft alternately, and
Stevens Rev. Thomas m.a. [rector], I Chamberlin Arthur J. farmer
Rectory I Hethershaw William, farmer
chief crops are wheat and oats. The area of the entire
parish is 8,109 acres ; of Timberland, 2,618 ; Thorpe Tilney,
1,874 acres and Martin, 3,617 acres ; rateable value, ;f3,56o
las. ; the population in 1881 was, of the township, 503, and
of the parish 1,438.
Thokps Tilnbt is a hamlet, one mile south ; rateable
value, ;f2,z9S los. ; the population in 1881 was 113;
Martin, one mile north, a township of this parish, will be
found under a separate head.
Parish Clerk, William Taylor.
Post Office. — Thomas Abbott, receiver. Letters arrive
from Lincoln at 10.20 a.m. ; dispatched at 3 p.m. The
nearest money order k telegraph ottico is at Billinghay
National School, Timberland Dales, built in 1875, for 90
children ; average attendance, 54 ; supported by voluntary
rates ; Henry Alfred Prime, master
National (mixed), built in 1840, for ii2 children; average
attendance, 57 ; k supported by voluntary subscriptions;
John Frederick Lang, master ; Mrs. Caroline Lang, mist
CAiiKiES. — William Omke, to Sleaford, mon. ; retarning
same day
Stothard William, farmer
•Taylor John, farmer. Dales
Taylor Wm. carpenter & parish clerk
•Tong Ann (Mrs.), farmer
*Weightman Wm. beer retailer. Dales
West Atkin, Houghton Arms P.H
Wilcox Willoughby, farmer. Dales
Thorpe Tilney.
Bowling John Dawson, Tilney ball
COMMBBCIAL.
Bowling John Dawson, frmr. Tilney ball
'Collishaw Edward, farmer. Dales
•Collishaw Jotin (Mrs.), farmer
*Elmitt Thomas, farmar. Dales
*8neatb Charles, farmer. Fen
Whitby Joseph, farmer
Thomas Stevens h.a. of Oriel College,
Oxford', founder and late warden of St. Andrew's College,
Bradfleld, Berks. Percival Spearman Wilkinson caq. m.a.,
3.V. is lord of the manor. The principal landowners are
Lord Herries, Col. Knight and Mr. John Cundale. The
soil is loam and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and beans, with some land in pasture. The area is 1,393
acres ; rateable value, ;£i,945 ; the population in i88x
was 86.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Marrows.
Post Office.— Mrs. Rebecca Dickinson, receiver. Letters
arrive vid Market Rasen at 8.20 a.m. k are dispatched
thereto at 5.00 p.m. Market Rasen is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
Robinson Isaac, farm bailiff to John &
Francis Oothorp
TOKKSET, with BBAHFTON AND HABDWICK.
TOBSSET, once a town of some importance, and mentioned
in Domesday Book as being at that time a borough town,
is a pleasant parish and township, with station on the East
Retford railway, in the Mid division of the county, Lawress
wapentake, though locally in the wapentake of Well, parts
of Lindsey, petty sessional division of Xincoln,Gainsborongh
union and county court district, rural deanery of Lawress
No. 2, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 146^
miles from London, and 8 south-by-east from Gainsborough.
Torksey is situated at the junction of the Fossdyke with
the river Trent. The church of St. Peter is an ancient
edifice of stone, in the Norman, Transition and Perpendi-
cular styles, and consists of chancel with vestry, nave, north
aisle and a western tower with 8 pinnacles containing 3
bells : there is an ancient Norman font : the church was
restored in i8ai : in the church is a monument with carved
efBg}- of Margaret de Multon, superioress of Foss nunner}-.
There are sittings for 200 persons. The register dates from
the year 1654. The living is a perpetual curacy, net yearly
value £110, including 18 acres of glebe, with residence, in
the gift of E. R. C. Ctist esq. of Arthingwortb, Northamp-
tonshire, and held since 1883 by the Rev. Thomas Abraham,
of St. Augustine's College, Canterbury. There is a Wes-
leyan chfmel here. Near the banks of the Trent are the
ruins of Torksey Castle : the remains consist chiefly of the
principal front. The charities amount to £7 yearly, de-
rived from 2 acres of land at Tnuwell, left by Mr. Makins ;
William Bull left zos. 6d. in 1805. Ernest Richard Charles
sandy loam ; subsoil, sand and clay. The chief crops are
barley and wheat. The area of the entire parish is 3,376a.
2B. 5P. ; rateable value, ;f 4,170 ; the population in 1881 of
the entire parish was 336, and of the township 160.
liRAXPTON and Habowick are townships; the former
place, in Well wapentake. Is one mile north-east from Tork-
sey ; the area is 915 acres ; rateable valne, ^^996 ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was 97. Hardwick is a township situated 3
miles south-south-east, in which direction it joins Saxilby,
where is the nearest railway station ; it is on the east side
of the Fossdyke navigation, over which there is a ferry for
passengers and vehicles to the opposite parish of Kettle-
thorpe ; the township is owned by small freeholders, and
contains a few straggling farmhouses and a small Wesleyan
chapel. The area is 926A. 2B. 5P. ; rateable value, ;^i,7oa ;
the population in 1881 was 79.
Parish Qerk, Robert Day.
Letters through Gainsborough. There is a Wau. LErrsK
Box, cleared at 3. 30 p.m. on week days only. Newton-
on-Trent is the nearest money order office for Torksey
k Brampton, k Saxilby for Hardwick. lictters for Harci-
wick are not delivered by letter carrier ; they arrive tut
Saxilby, at which office they remain till called for. Ths
telegraph office is at Stow Park
Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1870 by the late Hon.
C. H. Cust ; it will hold 60 children ; average attendnaoo.
41 ; & is supported by E. B. C. Cnst esq. ; the vicar's
wife is at present acting as mistress
Cust esq. D.L. of Arthingwortb, Northamptonshire, is lord
of the manor, and owns nearly all the parish. The soil is | Railway Station, Richard Ellis, clerk in charge
Denman Joseph, farmer ' I Dunston John, manufacturer of
Dtmston Thomas (exors. of), boat I Improved Repellant
builders, coal dealers k rope makers I Goodacre Richard, grocer k draper
Torkaey.
Abraham Her. "nurnias [incumbent]
the
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DIRECTOHY.]
LINCOLNSHIRE, toynton all sainto. 689
Brampton.
Bladon Wm. Septimiu, (kriner, Cob hall
Makina Thomas, farmer
Snrfleet Robert, farmer
Thistlewood Charles, farmer
Wells Robert, farmer
Wells William, farmer
Tumor esq. and
Bant Thomas, farmer, Heighwooid
Lister William, farmer
Makins Benjamin, Gustle inn
Mftfcinif Thomas, farmer
Sargeant William (exors. of), farmer
Thompson Isaac, Hnme Arms f.h.
& farmer
Wallace Charles, farmer
BAST TOBKHTOTOIT is a parish, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, \restern dirision of the
Trapentake and petty sessional division of Wraggoe, Caistor
anion, connty ooort district of Market Raaen, rural deanery
of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stoir, and diocese of Lincoln,
4 miles north-east from Wragby, s north-east from Snel-
land station, and 5 south-south-west from Market Rasen and
3 north-vrest of South Willingham station. The church of
bt. Michael, erected in 1850 on the site of an earlier church,
is an edifice of stone in the Late Decorated style, consisting
of chancel, nave, south porch and a bell turret containing
I bell. The register dates from the year 1594. The living
is a rectory, with West Torrington vicarage annexed, joint
tithe rent-charge, ^^304 ; net yearly value ;^3io, including
41 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Christopher
Betts David, bailiff to Edward Drakes | Odling William, farmer
Cook Thomas, farmer, Hainton Beck Park George, farmer
Fanthorp Henry, pig jobber I
WESTlTOSBIM'GKrOir is a parish, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, western division of the
wapentake of Wraggoe, petty sessional division of Wragby,
Homcastle union, county court district of Market Ruen,
rural deanery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow, and
diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles north-by-east from Wragby, 4
north-east from Snelland station, and 13 north-west hwm
Homcastle. The church of St. Mary is a small edifice of
stone, rebnilt by subscription in 1863, from the desijps of
Mr. Withers, and is in the Early Decorated style, consisting
of chance), nave, vestry, south porch and a turret containing
J bell. During the restoration of the church, on digging
round the exterior, the battered remains of an efilgy of a
Knight Templar were found, confirming a tradition, of long
standing, that three crusaders had been respectively buried
at Panton, Buslingthorpe and West Torrington : the other
elligies still exist in the two former churches : the frag-
ments now discovered have been placed near the font, which
is a fine and unusually large structure of the Norman
period : the stained east window is a memorial to W. G. £.
Gerald b.a. of St. John's College, Oxford : the churchyard
cross has recently been restored. The register dates from
the year 1638. The living is a vicarage, with East Tor-
rington annexed, tithe rent«harge, ;f 304 : joint net yearly
Mossinan Rev. ThomasWimberley b.a. I Butler George M. wheelwright
[vicar], Vicarage
Sharpley Mrs. John Booth, The Grange
Sharpley Septimns, The Orange
Bills William, farmer
ChifHngs Kate (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Oumell John, farmer
Pickwell Thos. agricultural machine ma
Ssnnby Joshua, blacksmith
Hardwick.
Amory Joseph, farmer
Cooper Samuel (exors. of), farmers
Gilby Edwin, farmer
Oourley Harriet (Mrs. ), farmer
Sempers John, farmer
Toule David, farmer
Toule Jonathan, farmer
held since 1859 by the Rev. Thomas
Wimberley Mossman b.a. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, who
resides at West Torrington. The principal landowners are
Christopher Tumor esq. d.i., j.p. of Stoke Rochford who is
lord of the manor, and E. Heneage esq. H.p., D.L., j.p. of
Hainton Hall, Wragby. The soil is various ; subsoil, clay
and sandy gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats
and tnmips. The area is 1,498 acres ; rateable value,
;f 1,435 : tne population in 1881 was 125.
Letters received by foot post from Wragby, which is the
nearest money order office. The nearest telegraph is at
South Willingham Railway station
The children of this parish attend school at West Torring
ton k East Barkwith
I Portugal David, shopkeeper
I Raads Edward, farmer jc rate collector
value ;f3io, indnding 14 acres of glebe, with residence,
in the gift of Christopher Tumor esq. and held since 1859
by the Rev. Thomas Wimberley Mossman b.a. of St.
Edmund Hall, Oxford. There are Wesleyan and Reform
Methodist chapels. The only charity consists of 268.'
yearly rent charge, distributed weekly in a dole loaf to
the oldest widow. Christopher Turnor esq. d.l., j.p. of
Stoke Rochfort, Grantham, is lord of the manor' The
principal landowners are Messrs. William Gumell, Cyrus
Sharpley and Mrs. J. B. Sharpley. The soil is various:
subsoil, clay and sandy gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,121 acres ; rateable
value, /it499 ; the population in 1881 was 160.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Humphrey.
Letter Box cleared at 4 p.m. week days only. Letters
through Wragby, the nearest money order s telegraph
office
Church School (mixed), built in iSSQ, for 70 children ;
average attendance, 35 ; Mrs. Alice Wilson, mistress
Cabbiers — George Frederick k Thomas Frederick Rowson,
to Louth, wed. & sat. returning same day ; k Charles
Frederick Rowson to Louth, wed. k sat. k Loncoln, f ri
Rowson George & Thomas, nurseiymen
k carrien
Sharpley John Booth (Mrs. ), farmer k
landowner, The Grange
Todd William, shopkeeper
TOTSILLisa small parish, in the Mid division of the I Willoughby de Broke, and held since 1851 by the Rev.
' " ■ " " ~ ' " " ■ .of Queens' College, Cambridge. In the
William Grice b.a.
parish is an old military earthwork, consisting of a wide
deep ditch, upwards of 30 feet m length, near a lofty round
mound, commonly called Toot Hili.. Lord Willoughby de
Broke is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is
clayey ; subsoil, clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat,
beans, barley and oats. The area is 854 acres ; rateable
value, ;^i,ooi ; the population in 1881 was 47.
Parish Clerk, Reuben Ward.
Letten through Alford are due at 9.3 a. m. Letteb Box
cleared at 3.30 p.m. week days only. The nearest money
order k telegraph office is at Alford
to Lord!
coanty, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Calceworth
hundnd and petty sessional division, Louth union and county
court district, rural deanery of Calceworth No. i, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles north-west from
AUord, 3 north-east from the Authorpe station on the East
Lincolnshire railway. The church of St. Mar^ is a small
and plain edifice, principally of chalk and hnck, and was
bnilt from the ruins of tne old church : it is at present in a
state of decay, but the erection of a new church is contem-
plated. The register dates from the year 1608. The living
i^ a rectory, tithe rent-charge £1^, gross yearly value
£315, including 68 acres of glebe, in the gift of Lord
Grice Bev. William B.A. Rectory I Skelton Mark, farm bailiff
Cook David k Robert, farmers I Willoughby de Broke I
TOYWTON ALIi 8AIITTS is a parish and scattered _ chapel. The Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, who is lady
viUage, pleasantly situated on an acclivity, on the road from : of the manor, Percy Morris esq. and Mr. John Salisbury
Si^lray to Boston, in the Mid division of the county, parts ! Bond are the principal landowners. The soil is sandy loam
of Lindsey, eastern division erf the soke of Bolingbroke, and clay ; subsoil, principally clay. The chief crops are-
Spilsby petty sessional division, union and county court dis- I wheat, barley, beans and potatoes. The area is 1,334 acres ;.
trict, rural deanery of Bolingbroke, and archdeaconry and rateable value, /2>oo3 ; ">e population in 1881 was 338.
diooeae of Lincoln, one mile and a half south from Spilsby | Parish Clerk, George Walker.
station and 135 miles from London. The church of All p^g^ Office.— William Baumber, receiver. Letters arrive
Sainta is an ancient edifice of brick, in the Early Enghsh | j^q^, Spilsby at 7 a.m. k are dispatched at s p.m. The
style, consisting of chancel and nave and a low tower con- 1 „earegt money order k telegraph office is at Spilsby
?-■.»^A*:S^_I^^!:!?l!^'*!*n.'^„.*^yfJ^^Z^L^• National School (mixed), built in 1845, for 100 children;.
average attendance, 60 ; k supported by subscriptions ;.
Alfred Sladen, master
livin^u a vicarage, annisxed to the rectory of Toynton St.
Peter, joint net yearly value jf 400, including 300 acres of
s-lebe with resideiioe, in the gift of the Baroness Willoaghby
s « ^ J «. -u ..! -o_. 1.-. .Ai.- Ti— iimtL_ a.«.»«
3e Krwsby, and held since 1873 by the Bev. William ^son Water Cokvetahce.— Joseph Heixell, packet to Boston
ot cAm College, Ounbrklge. ■^— ' " "'--' ' ~~i 1- -»
'There is a small Wesleyan > wed. k sat
Rood John Salisbury I Wingata Thomas, Toynton hooss
Parimb Mimet, Toynton cottage | ooioDnMnAi.
SyMO Bev. William U.A. The Rectory I Haines Blyth, miller (wmd) * baker
I Barker William, miliar (wind)
I Bond John Salisbury, farmer k land*
I owner
DigitizeUN. '
44-8
ic
690 TOTNTOlf ALL SAINTS. LINCOLNSHIBIT.
[Kelly's
BsvriUKT WilHam, (grocer, t post office
Crofts Francis, farmer
Darley William, farmer
Destoiifes Joseph, graizer
Dnnn Charles, boot k shoe maker
Elvidge Hildred, coal dealer k beer
retailer. Hob Hole end
Goodrick Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer letailer
k boat owner,' Hob Hole
Peatberstone John, boot k shoe maker
Hand Marr (Mis.), farmer
Harpham WillJMD, bladumith
Herring Edward, farmer
Hezzell Jaseph3bip.inn,& packet owner
Holderness John, grazier
Muncaster Tomlmson John, farmer,
Catchwater
PoddingttAi Mary (Mr&), shopkMper
Shaw William, wheelwright
Shelley Elizh. (Mn.),{armer* bntdiber
Stone Catherine (Mr&), fanner
Wadsley Richard, Coach * Horses r.H
Ward James, farmer
Westerby John, farmer
Wingste Thomas, farmer, Toynton ho
HIQH TCYKTON is a village and parish, situated at in the gift at the Bishop of Manohester, and held since 1867
the termination of the Wolds, in the Mid division of the by the Bev. Thomas Soeyd Hughes, of St. Bees. There is a
county, parts of Lindsey, Horncastle soke, union, petty
sessional division and county court district of Homcaatl^
rural deanery of Horncastle, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, one mile and half east from Horncastle,
on the road to Spilsby. The church of St. John the Baptist,
rebuilt in 1873, at a cost of j^i,3oo, raised by subscription,
is an edifice of local sandstone with oolite dressings, in the
Early English style, from designs by Mr. Ewan Christian,
architect, and consists of a chancel, nave, vestry and a low
square tower with octagonal belfry, at the south-west angle,
containing i bell : there are several stained windows, one of
which is a memorial to the vicar's wife. The register dates
from the year 1715. The living is a vicarage, consolidated
with Mareham-on-the-Hill, joint stoss yearly value ;^i6o,
Hughes Bev. Thomas Sneyd [vicar], ' Coppin John, sheep dipper
Vicarage 1 Dunham k LongstaS, farmers
Bancroft John, farmer I Longstaff Edward, farmer
Boucher William, carpenter |
LOW TOYKTOIf is a small parish, in the Mid division
of the county, soke of Horncastle, parts of Lindsey, union,
petty sessional division and county court district of Horn-
castle, rural deanery of Horncastle, archdeacon^ of Stow
and diocese of Lincoln, one mile north-east from Horncastle.
The church of St. Peter is a small building oi stone, in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, vestry
and an open belfry containing i bell : the north side and
west end of the church and the belh-y are entirely covered
with ivy : there are windows on the south side only : the
font is Early English, and is curiously scolptarea. The
register dates from the year z6o6. The living is a rectory,
tithe rent-charge ;f 5, gross yearl;^ ^slue 1^350, including
180 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Baroness
Chatonan Bev. Edward Martin b.a. I Simon Charles, farmer
[rector] Waller Thomas, farmer
Bloodworth Anne (Mrs. ), farmer '
TOTITTON ST. FETER is a parish and village, in
the Hid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Eastern
division of the soke Af Bolingbroke, petty sessional division,
onion and conntv court district of Spilsby, rural deanery of
Bolingbroke, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 2
miles south from Spilsby railway station. The church of
St. Peter is a buildup of brick, in the Gothic style, con-
sisting of chsncel ananave and an ancient stone tower con-
taining a bells, and was restored in 1876. The register
dates from the year 174a. The living is a rectory, with
the vicarage of Toynton All Saints annexed, joint net yearly
value j^400, Including 300 acres of glebe with residence,
in the gift of the Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, and held
since 1873 by the Bev. William Syson h.a. of Clare Col-
lege, Omibridge. The charities amonnt to about £6
yearly, derived from garden allotments, and distributed for
the benefit of the poor, who have likewise the use of three
Boshby Mrs
COHMEBCIAL.
Booth Jn. Hy. carpenter k wheelwright
Borman George, biger retailer
Burton James, agent for Wheeler k
Wilson's sewing machines ; all kinds
of sewing macmnes repaired
Ely George, farmer
TBX7STH0BFE is a small village and parish on the
seashore, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lind-
sey, Marsh division of the hundred of Calceworth, Calee-
Worth petty sessional division, Louth union and county
court district, mral deanery of Calceworth No. i, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-east from
Alford station and 16 south-east from Louth. The church
of St. Peter, rebuilt in 1842, at a cost of ;f 800, is a building
of brick, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel and
nave and a massive tower of red brick, with four pinnacles
containing 3 bells: the east window is stained: in the
porch is a stone with an inscription asking the prayers of
the faithful on behalf of Bicbard Wright, who built the
Sorch in 1533, his wife and family : t^ tower bears the
ate i6c6. The register dates f»om the year 1665. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value ;f 550, including 230
acres of glebe with residence* in the gift of and held since
r8S9 by the Bev. Henry Owen b.a. of Trinity OoU^e,
Dublin. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methomst
Wesleyan chapel, built in 1840. James Banks Stanhope
esq. D.L, J.P. of Bevesby Abbey, Boston, is lord of the
manor. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners and Messrs. John
Maddison and William Nundy are the chief landowners.
The soil is heavy loam ; subsoil, white clay. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, oats, seeds and turnips. The area is
1,054 acres ; rateable value, j£963 ; the population in 1S81
was 133.
By the Act 44 Vict. c. xvii. the Feit Allotment was tian*-
fBn«d to the new parish of Wildmeor.
Letters through Horncastle, which is the nearest money
order k telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the schools at Homcastte
Maddison John, farmer k landowner
Nundy Charles, farmer
Bobinson John, farmer
Willonghby de Eresby, and held since 1863 by the Bev.
Edward Martin Chapman b.a. of Lincoln College, Oxford,
and chaplain to Horncastle union. Lanncelot BoUeston esq.
of Watnall hall, Nottingham, is lord of the manor and chid
landowner. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil, mostly white
clay. The chief crops are wheat, bariey and oats. The
area is 778 acres ; rateable value, ;f 1,164; ^^^ population
in 1 88 1 was 53.
By the Act '44 Vict. c. xvii. the Fen allotment was trans-
ferred to the new parish of Wildmoor.
Parish Clerk, Isaac Turner.
Letters by foot post through Horncastle, which is° the
nearest money order k telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the schools at Horncastle
I Wright John, farm boiliS to J. E.
I Hnrdman esq
Ely Henry, farmer
Gibson Charles, blacksmith & agricul-
tural implement maker
Goodby Daniel, cattle dealer
Makey Edward, tailor & grocer
Mountain Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Besson Allen, farmer
Bushby James, farmer
cottages and four gardens. There is a Wesleyan chapel
with day school here. The Baroness WiUoughby de Eresby
is lady of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
loam and clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat
and beans, and there is a large portion of rich pasture land.
The area is i,5ao acres ; rateable value, ^£3,096 ; the popu-
lation in 1881 was 333.
By the Act 44 Vict. c. xvii. the Fen allotment is trans-
ferred to the new parish of Wildmoor.
Parish Clerk, Wiliism Forrter.
Letteb Box cleared at 4 p.m. lietters through Spilsby,
which is the nearest money order k telegraph office
The Parochial School is at Toynton All Saints
Wesleyan Day School, built in 1844, for 60 children ; aver-
age attendance, 38 ; k supported by voluntary contribo-
tions : Miss Catherine Ansa Mellor, mistress
Bymer John, farmer
Semper James, farmer
Stamper Frederick, machine owner
Taylor Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Wade William, Stepnall, fanner
Wells Thomas, cowkeeper
Williamson Thomas, wheelwriglit
Wilson John, farmer
chapels, and the poor have a small yeariy charity, amoont-
ing to ;^i I3S. The devisees of the late Thomas Alcock are
ladies of the manor. The principal landowners are Mrs.
Loft, Messrs. S. Hill, W. G. West, T. Riggall. J.Willson and
C. Brooks. The soil is fine alluvial and cuy ; snbsoO, same.
lYie chief cro^ are wheat, oats, beans and turnips, but a
large portion is rich pasture. The area is 1,370 acres of
land and 85 acres of Water ; rateable value, £3,735 ; the
population in 1881 was 334.
Trorfe is one mile and a half south-west.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Vickers.
Letters from Alford. The nearest money order k tele-
graph office is at Mablethorp. PiLtAB Box cleared wwk
days only at 3.30 p.m. winter k 4.30 p.m. siuniiMr ;
delivery at 9 a.m
National School (mixed), built in 1856, for 60 chSdren, -with
an average atendance of 50 ; & supported by valontary
rate Mrs. E. S. Dowse, mistress
Cabxieb — Samud Smith, to Alford, tnes. ; to Louth, wed
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
DIRECTORY.]
LIKGOLNSniRE
TTPO ST. MABy. 691
Mt M(»< TnwtibsTp* ball
Owen Bev. Hsnry B.A. [Tector]
Waiarai J«ha .
OOmORCUL.
Allett George, bricklayer
Barker Lewie, butcher
Bonnan John, farm bailiS to C. Foster
esq. of Hull
TUH BT ia a ioniiship in Kirkb^-on-Bain parish, in xkk
Mid division pf the-oovnty, soatb dirition ol Gartree wapen-
take, parts of Lindsey, Homcaafle union, petty sessional
division and connty edqrt digtrict, raral deanery of Gartree,
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln : it vi a miles north
from Y>>mncsby, bat the greatest nnmber of the inhabitants
are at Wood side, abont ^miles east from Tattershall sta*
tion, and 7 aotith from Homeastle. Here are eztensire
woods 'of oak and larch, covering an area of nearly 1,000
acres. Part of this township is included in Wildmore
ecclesiaMical parish : th^ remaining; part is ecclesiastically
annexed to Kirkby-on-ffiiin. There is no chnrcb : the in-
habitants attend that at Moor Houses. The register is
ineloded in'that of Kirkby-on-Bain. The hVing is annexed
to Kirkby-<»)-Bain, joint gross yearly value ;^48s, in the gift
of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1846 oy the Rev.
Charles Frederick Bogera Bayley ILA. of Trinity CoQege,
Cambridge. There is a Wealeyan chapel at Wood side. Sir
Hawley BenryMichael J.p.TumbyLawn I Geoi^ Willianii farmer. Wood side
COmfEBCUL.
Ashton, £dward,farmer h wood keeper,
Mareham lane -
Brouka George, former, Mareham lano
Chapman John Thomas, farmer
[ Bobinapo Joel Penny, fannw. m -
Robinson William, brmer,' Thorpe
Bowson Samuel, farmer
Simpson John, fanner '
Smith Samoel carrier
Stnbbs Henry, farmer . .
Wilkinson George, fanner
Wilson James, wbeelwrigbt
I Conpland -Joiuiy f anp^ . -
Dowse John, farmer.
Foater-GeoTge, faurmer
Foster John, miller (wind) k baker
Foster Bkdiard, farmer k i^opkeeper
Johnson Joseph, fsraur
NeedhamJoaeph, farmer
Riggall WiUianit farmer, Thorpe
Bobinson John, fanner
Henry James Hawley bart. of Noeve Leo, Brighton, who is
lord of the manor, John Bogers esq. >.P. of Holt bail, Dere-
ham, and Robert Kelham esq. of Bleasby Hall, Sonthwell,
Notts, are the principal hmdowiiers. The soil is poor light
sand ; sabeoil, white sand and gravel. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and tnrnips. The area is 3,709 aorea ;
rateable value, .^^3,311; the pnpnlation in 1881 was 301,
' WoodsiDb is included in West Fen United District School
Board
Letters from Boston. The narest money order jc teleeraph
ofHce is at Coningsby. Lettke Box,' Tnmby village ;
cleared week days at 4.55 p.m. ; Sundays ii.3p a.m
The children of Tnmby attend the schools at Carringtoa t
the Free School at Kirkby-on-Baiii
National School (mixed), Woodside, built in 1878, at a cost
o' ;£43S, on a site given by Sir Heniy Hawley bart.' for
SO children ; average attendance, 50 ; Mrs. Charlotte
Lines, mistress
Dickson Frederick, farmer
Donaby Robert, farmer, Wood side
Donaby William, farmer. Wood side
Dnddles Badford, farmer. Wood side
Fretwell George, farm bailiff to Hosea
Campion es<;[
Fumiss William, carpeilter
Harrison William George, farmei^ Toft
grange (letters through Boston;
Hawley Henry Michael, steward to Sir
Hy. Jas. Hawley bart. Tumby Lawn
Hntton Henry, farmer. Wood side
Hntton Joaepn, farmer. Wood side
Kemp West, farmer, Wood side
Maddison Charles, blacksmith
Mosden John, tanner
North William, farmer, Woodside
Pindar Robert, Jolly Sailor p.h. miller
(wind) ft fanner, Fnlsby
XXTFHOZJQ!, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish
in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Horn-
castle soke, west division of the wapentake of Wraggoe,
nnion, county court district and petty sessional division of
Horncastlc, 9 miles west from Horncastle, a north from the
river Witham and the Southrey station of the Great North-
em railway. The poor children of this parish are entitled
to. receive education at the Bardney Free schools. Some
picturesque ruins, including one side of the refectory with
six lancet windows, and retaining the pulpit, from which a
monk used to read to the others while dining, are all that
Beraeworth Charles, farmer I Goodyear Thomas, farmer, Iiowfield
Duckering William, farmer. High Cell I Massey John, farmer
Richardson Henry, farmer, Wood side
Richardson Jans (Mrs. ), farmer
Roberts Elizh. (Mrs. ), farmr. Wood side
Roberts Stephen j(Mrs. ) k James Straw-
son, .farmery Woodside
Roberts William, fann bailiff to Wm.
Welsh esq
Shaw William, farmer
Sills William, farmer
Stones Thomas, farm bailiff to H. M.
Hawley esq
WilkinsoD George, farm bailiff to Wm.
Sinclair esq
remain of the Premonatratensian abltey of St. Maiy the
Virgin, fotmded in the time of Henry II. by Allan and Gil-
bert de Neville^ it was richly endowed, and held part of
Middle Rasen with the tithes. Capt. Robert Charles Vyner
of Gautby, Horncastle, is lord of the manor and'sole land-
owner. The soil is mostly clay ; snbsoil, bine and yellow
clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area
is 1,795 acres ; rateable value, ;£i,40i ; the population in 1881
was 93.
Letters by foot post through Lincoln. The nearest money
order k telegraph office is at Bardney
Smithsons Alfred, farmer
TYDI) ST. MABT is a parish, village, and station a
miles distant from the church, on the Peterborough and
Satton Bridge railway, boMering on Norfolk and Cambridee-
shire, on the. road from Long Sutton to Wisbech, in the
Sonthem division of the county, parts of Holland, wapentake
of EUoe, Holbeach anion and county court district, rural
deanery of East EUoe, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, 3 miles south from Iiong Suttoii, 6 north from Wis-
bech, 8 south-east from HoTbeacli and 3 from. Sutton
Bridge. The great South Holland Drain, which botmds the
parish on the north, empties itself into the river Nene. The
chnrch of St. Mary is an ancient building, in the Decorated
and Perpendicular styles, with some remains of Transitional
date, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of five bays,
aisles, south porch, and a western tower of brick, with stone
dressings, embattled and surmounted by a spire with 3 tiers
of lights and containing 5 bells : the earliest portion of the
church is comprised in the aisle arcades of late Transitional
wurk, but the fabric was almost wholly rebuilt in the Deco-
rated period : the clerestory is lighted by five windows on
either side, and on the gable of the nave is a sn)all bellcote :
at the east end of the north aisle is an alabaster slab bearing.
the noif upright effigy of a knight of (he time of Bichard II.
< 1377-99) wi^hithe following inscription on it«champered
edge : " et per I'alme William de Tidde et sa femme dame
Slargaret :" it was repewed in 1835. and reseated in 1S79 :
tbe chancel was rastciedin 1869, and the east window of five
lights filled with stained glass in 1873. The regiatec dates
from the year 1540. The living is a rectory, yearly valne
frcitn. tithe rent-charge £i,ayi, gross jf 1,300, including 77
acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancel-
lor, and held sines 1866 by the Rev. Charles Benjamin-Lowe
tt.Af of Trinity College, Cambridge. There is a Miasion church
at. Cbapelgate, built of brick with spirelet, anderectedio 1859,
St s cost of £7tf), from designs by Mr. HakewiU, of liOndon,
and was the first church of England mission chnrch entcted
in the kingdom. Hare are Wesleyan and Primitive JtfetUo-
( dist chapels. The charities amount to /161 38. yearly, arising
from land, and are distributed in January and Aprfl :
the widows "eown" charity, known as "Watson's,"
consists of one-third of the rent of abont 6 acres of land in
Sutton St. Edmunds, and is distributed by the rector and
churchwardens yearly : a sum of ;^24 yearly, originally
belonging to the Free School, founded by Miss Martha
Trafford, of this place, in 1740, is employed for educational
purposes. William Goddard Jackson esq. 0! Duddingti^n,
Stamford, is lord of the manor of Dunton and Mr. Richard
Kilham, of that of Tilnejr. The principal landowners are
, Captain Long, Mrs. Harrison, Thomas Englesby Sogers esq.
M.A. of Yarlingtpn House, Wincanton, Mr. Richard Kilham,
the Duke of Somerset K.o. Edward Southwell Trafford esq.
of Wroxham Hall, Norwich, and Messrs. J. T. Marshall, H.
C Bailey, John Edwards and Trinity College, Cambridge.
The soil is a light loam ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are
wheat, oats, beans^ peas, brown mustard, potatoes, and other
roots. The area is 4,770 acres, rateable value ;f8,i3i ; the
population in 188 1 was 938.
TroD GoTE (or Gowt), a hamlet half a mile south, stands
one part in Lincolnshire and the other in Tydd St. Giles,
Oambridgeebire.
Parish Clerk, Edmund Coolson.
Post k Monet Obdeb Office & Savings Bank, Gote.—
Richard' Waddington, postmaster. Letters from Wisbech
arriv* at 4.15 a.m. & 1 p.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 & 8,45
p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Long Sutton
SaK00l3.i—
National Free (miwd), built with master's house in 1857,
at a cost of £784, for 120 children ; average attendance,
90 ; 16 echolars aretaugbt free from the Milla k Bouverie
charities ; George EUiqtt, master ; Mrs.. Elliott, mistress
National (infant^'), . for . 60 children ; average attendance,
45 ; Miss Adelaide Beeaon, mistress
BAilwagr Station, jBenjaiiuu ttayies,. atatiqn master .
692 TTDD ST. MART.
[rector]
Charles Benjamin H.A.
oommtciAt.
Bafley Henry Cole, farmer, Cole house,
Oifbertoate
Bass Frederick, farmer, Brickyard road
Bateman Frederick, bricklayer
Batemian George, carpenter
. Belsham John, farmer, Crossgate
Bliss Isaac, bliudcsmith k farmer
Blood Alfred, farmer, Broadgate
Botthamley Elizabeth (Mrs.), Star P.H.
Chapelgate
Bromitt William, plomlier
Surges George, farmer, Hundred Acre
farm, Fen
Burrell Thomas, farmer. Barton lane
Canham Jas. beer retailer Ie shoe ma
Coates Christopher i Alfred, farmers,
Johnson's farm. Fen
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Cragg John, farmer, Wliite cross
Cnly John, farmer, Badgate
DacK Blanchard Floorer, Fire Bells P.H.
Edwards John, farmer. Fen
Fish Abraham, grocer & draper
Folley Abraham Ephraim, farmer k
cattle k horse de«Qer, Park house
Godfrey James, farmer, Brickyard rd
Godfrey PhiUp, farmer, Lowgate
Greenwood Chas. bricklayer a shopkpr
HarrisonThos. farmer, Sth. Holland bag
Jennings William, Ship f.h
Johnson James, farmer, Drswdike
Johnson John, farmer & beer retailer,
Hicks' lane
Kilham Harry Albert, farmer
Kilham Richard, farmer k landowner,
Bed house. Common
[kelly's
Spinks James, fanner. Parsonage lane
Thorpe John, baker
Willows Chas. inn. farmer, Green drove
Wilson Samuel, farmer. World's End rd
Willows Charles, tailor k farmer
Worth Thomas Hordaunt, farmer.
Strawberry hall, Crossgate
Tydd Qote.
Aahford William, beer retailer
Atkinson Abraham, coal dealer
Cross Richard Michael, shopkeeper
Ingham David, Gote inn
Marshall John Tbos. merchant & fannr
Mayes Benjamin, station master
Robinson James, market gardener
Shephard Thomas, baker
Snushall Wm. farmer. Long ho. Marsh
Swan Joseph, White Lion f.k
Thorpe Ctuu-les, baker k farmer
Lynn Christopher, farmer, Drawdike
Lynn William, farmer, Giddings' house
Peacock Thos. Jackson, Parsonage lane | Waddington Ridiard, shopkeeper
U JTJi'llTQTOir is a parish and village,pleasantly sitoated, | 1724: the churchyard, which is tastefully planted with
a miles east from Stamford, on the river Welland and on ' evergreens, is surrounded with some very line lime
the road to Market Deeping, in the Southern division of the and chesnut trees. The register of baptisms dates from
counter, parts of Kesteven, Ness wapentake, Stamford tmion 1675 ; marriages, 1684; burials, 1676. The living is a
and county court district, Ness rural deanery, and arch- rectory, tithe rent-charge £3, gross yearly value jf 800
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The Midland railway | with house, built in 1857, from designs by Mr. Phihp C.
(Stamford and Peterborough branch) has a station, half a ' Hardwick, of London, in the gift of the Earl of Linosey,
mQe south-east from the Hall. The church of St. Michael | and held since 1 86 1 by the Rev. Frederick John Ramsden
is a large and fine building of stone, in the Early English
style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, private chapel
belonging to the Trollope family, now represented by Lord
Kesteven, porch and a tower, dated 1639, with a v-rocketed
H.A. of Christ Church, Oxford. There are some charitable
bequests to the poor,and amongst others ^^50 bequeathed by
the Lindsey family, as recorded on a tablet placed in the
church. A priory of Austin Canons was founded in this
X're containing 5 bells and a clock : the church was parish by W. D'Albini in the reign of Henry III. and dedi-
borately restored in 1866, under the direction of Mr. cated to St. Leonard : an extensive flour mill now occupies
Browning, when the nave was almost entirely rebuilt and the site, and no vestiges of the ancient buildings remain,
the roof renewed in oak ; the chancel walls were relined with Casewick Hall, the seat of the Right Hon. Lord Kesteven, is
ashlar, a new vestir and ornin chamber erected, and the a large Elizabethan mansion, standing in a well-wooded
fabric generally re-noored : the pulpit, a superb work, was I park of 77 acres, surrounded by fine scenery and command-
the gift of Merthyr Guest esq. and the font was pre- < ing an extensive view of Northants and Lincolnshire,
sented by Archdeacon Trollope ; the stained east window, ! Tlie Earl of Lindsey d.l., j.p. who resides at Uffington
inserted in i883,is a memorial to the late Sir John Trollope, ' House, an ancient mansion standing in a park of 66 acres,
baron Kesteven, who died 17th December, 1874, and there | on the north bank of the Welland, is lord of the manor,
are various other stained windows, one of which was pre- ! The principal landowners are the Earl of Lindsey, Lord
sented in 1876 by the rector, in memory of his father . the I Kesteven, and James Feel Stevenson esq. The soil is loam ;
church contains several remarkably handsome and ancient |
monuments, including one of marble and alabaster, with '.
kneeling effigies in armour, to Roger Manners esq. of ■.
Ufflngton, esquire of the body to Queens Mary and
Elizabeth, 15S7 ; and his younger brother, Oliver Manners, |
who served against the French at Newhaven, and died of
the plague, 1563 ; there is also a memorial to Dr. Stanton, {
I subsoil, clay and rock. The chief crops are hay and
'. pasturage. The area is 3,996 acres ; rateable va]ue,£9,297 :
I the population in 1881 was 46a.
Uffinqton Fen is about 9 miles north of the parish
I church.
.63 ; there is also a memorial to Ur. Stanton, | ^**°n' Matthew Broughton.
Dean of Lincoln and formerly rector here, i6ia, and a Post Ofpicb. — George Albert Pycock, receiver. Letters
recumbent stone effigy of a knight in armour, discovered | arrive by foot post from Stamford at 7 a.m.; dispatched
about 1840, built into one of the walls of the church;, at 6.30 p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph
some members of the Lindsey family are buried here, in- office is at Stamford. Letters for Uffington Fen
eluding Charles, fifth son of Montague, second Earl of I received through Market Deeping
Lindsey k.o. 1716 ; and Charles, his son, 1730 : the com- 1 National Free S(£ool, with house for the mistress, endowed
munion plate, of silver gilt, was presented by Lady Trollope I in 1814 with ^^20 yearly; it will hold -7b children
and the Lindsey family : there is also a massive silver 1 average attendance, 55 ; & is supported by a govern-;
salver, given by Susannah, wife of Sir Thomas Trollope, in ' inent grant k school fees ; Mrs. Baseley, mistress
FBIVATE BESIDENTS.
Kesteven Lord j.f. Casewick house ;
& Carlton club, London i.io
Lindsey Earl of i.p., d.l. Uffington
house ; k Carlton club, London i.w
Bertie Lord J. P. Uffington house
Hampson Mrs
Ramsden ReT.Fredk. John u. a. [rector]
COHXEBCIAL.
Adams Thomas, gamekeeper to the
Earl of Lindsey
Andrews James, agent to Lord
Kesteven
UirCBBT is a small village and parish, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of Galceworth
hundred, petty sessional division of Alford, union and
county court district of Spilsby, rural deanery of Calceworth
No. a, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles
(onth-west from Alford station and 5) east-north-east from
Spilsby. The church of All Saints is a small and plain
edifice of brick, erected in 1836, at a cost of 1^450, and con-
sists of chancel and nave, with a belfry containing i bell.
The register dates from 1749. The living is a rectory, with
that of Fordington annexed, joint gross yearly value j£68o
with residence, in the gift of and held since 1877 by the
Rev. Walter Gilbert Peacock B.A. of Balliol College, Ozfoid.
There is a Wesleyan chapel, the site of which forms put of
s piece of gronnd in diqmte betwieen this parish and that
Pateman Taylor, farmer
Pick John Joseph, farmer, Uffington fen
Pickworth Wm. farmer, Uffington fen
Pogson Ellen (Mrs.), Bertie Arms ion
Pyeoch George Albert, grocer, baker, i
post office
Sells William k Thomas, tailors
&nith James k Thomas, wheelwrights k.
carpenters
Thorlby John, farmer, Uffington Wood
farm
Watts John, tailor k rate collector
Whattoff Charles, farmer
Boyer George, farmer, Copthill farm
Clements Reginald, blacksmith
Ellis k Everard, coal, oil cake & manure
merchants kc. ; & at Stamford ; Tal-
lington & Bourn
Genever Joseph, boot maker
Gray Alfred, farmer. Folly farm
Gray Anthony Searson, farmer
Gray George, farmer, The Grange
Green John, Trollope Arms p.b
Holmes Emanuel, hrmer
Lowe Chas. Conyers, miller (water k
steam) k farmer, Newstead mills
Martin Maxwell, farmer
XTLCEBY with FOKSINOTOIT.
of Dexthorpe. In the parish is a lofty hill called " BaU>
Head," and a well-known land mark. Miss Manseli, vho
is lady of the manor. Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton and
the Rev. W. G. Peacock B.A. are the principal landoimers.
The soil is chalky loain ; subsoil, chalk and red clay. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, seeds and tumi[>s.
area of the parish of Ulceby with Fordington is
acres ; rateable value, jf 3,341 ; the ' population in
was 176.
FoBDiNOTON is a hamlet, in the parish of Ulceby, but in
the hundred of Candleshoe, about naif a mile south-trest
from the church.
Letters through Alford, which is the nearest monejr order
k telegraph office
The children of this parish attend the school at Well
The
a,3ao
1881
Digitized by VjUUy IC
OIBECTORY.]
Ptacock Rer. Walter Gilbert b.a.
[rectorl
Brown \^ alter, carpenter
BroKm WUJiam, blackamith
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Cartirri^ht Thompeoii,larmer,U8nor ho
Cobb Richard, sh^keeper
Forman Martha (Mn.), Gate f.b
Kidd Williaiii, farmer
UPTOK. 693
Marshall John, farm bailiil to George
Cartvriffht
Rigeall Edward, landoirner k former,
Ulceby grange
Tlcar. The Earl of Ysrborongh
manor, Mrs. Henry FletcMr
ULCTEBT VHiIiAQS is a pariah and large village, in I bated faalf-jrearly by the Ti<
the Northern division of the county, parte of Lindsey, i d.l.,j.p. who is lord of the
northern division of the Yarborongh wapentake, union of and William Neale esq. of Kirmington Vale, are the prindpal
Glanford Brigg,Barton-npon-Hamber patty sessional division ' landowners. The soil is clay and loam ; subsoil, clay. The
and county court district, rural deanery of Yarborough No. j chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 3,610
I, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, distant 164) I acres ; rateable value, ;^7,o38 ; the population in 188 1 was
miles from London, 6 south from New Holland and 7 south- I 1,004.
east from Barton, with a station at Ulceby junction a miles
from the village, on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln-
•hire railway, being the junction of the line to Great
Grimsby. The church of St. Nicholas is an edifice of stone,
in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, lady chapel, north and
south porches, and a western tower with spire containing 5
bells : the church was restored and the seals reconstructed in
1852, under the direction of Mr. Keyworth, of Hull : there
are memorial windows to the late William David Field esq.
placed by the Bey. Henry Fletcher and his wife, of Thornton
Curtis,and to the Rev.Wm.Henry Flowers, late vicar, erected
by subscription : the south aisle was entirely restored in
^79, and a new south porch bnilt by the vicar, at his own
expense, in memory of his wife : a cross, found buried
tmder the floor, has been placed in the church near the
<diancel arch. The register dates from the year 1567. The
living is a vicarage, net yearly value jf365, including 124
acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the Lord
Chancellor, and held since 1876 by the Bev. William
Fletcher CD. of Brasenose College, Oxford. There are Wes-
leyanand Primitive Methodists chapels here. Catharine
Badley's charity of £$, left September 3rd, 1843, is distri-
Cooper William Wasnev, farmer
Dale John Hargrave, blacksmith
PSIVATB BBStDSNTS.
Baron Thomas
Davy William Hunter
Fletcher Rev. William d.d. [vicar]
Furlo John
Barris Miss
Millican Rev. William [Wesleyan]
Walker Edward
COMKXBCIAL.
Aloock Edmund Hudson, shopkeeper
Atkin Thomas, wheelwright
Baron Thomas, surgeon t medical
ofncer, Ulceby district, Glanford
Brigg union
Batson Edwin, plumber
Beverley William, shopkeeper
Bilton Joseph Thomas, shopkeeper
Bishop John, farmer
BUncbard William, carpenter
Bygott William, farmer
Carter William, seed merchant
IXPTOX-Cllin-XEZBT is a pleasant parish, watered by
the river Till: it comprises the townships of Upton and
KsxBT, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsay,
Well wapentake, Gainsborough petty seasional division,
union and county court district, rural deanery of Corring-
ham,Stow archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln ; Upton is 149
miles from London, 5 soutb-east-by-east from Gainsborough
and 3 east-by-north from Lea railway station, on the Great
Northern loop line, wliich joins the main line at Doncaster
and Peterboron^b. All Saints' church, situated on rising
froond, is an edifice of stone, fai the Norman, Decorated and
Perpendicular styles, consitting of chancel, nave, north aisle
and a western embattled tower, built about 1776 (the old
tower having fallen down) and containing 5 bells : the church
was partially rebuilt and substantially repaired in 1867, at a
oost of nearly ;£'i,ooo, tmder the direction of Mr. Ewan
Christian, architect, and the tower was renovated and
restored in 1874-5, at a cost of ^^1,350 ; the north aisle of
two bays, which had hitherto been bricked up, being opened :
the chancel was restored in 1880, at a oost of £i,Soo. The
register, including Kexby, dates from 1563. The living is a
diocharged vicarage, consolidated in 1876 with the dis-
■ charged rectory of Heapham, joint gross yearly value, from
333 acres of glebe ;^4io with residence, in the gift of
Edward Weston Cracroft-Amootts esq. j.p. of Haclithom
Hall, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Thomas Brown
Vanghan v. a. of St. Catharine's College, Cambridge, The
Weueyans have a chapel here. The c&ities average about
/^S yearly, which amotmt is derived from two acres of land,
situated in the parish ; a portion of which was left in 1697,
'by Francis Hawksmora, and the remainder in 1699, by
Tyancis Eastlands ; the iknd ia let yearly, on the ist of May,
to the highest bidder, and the rent is distribntsd amongst
Davy Robert, farmer
Dexter Thomas, farmer
Dexter William, farmer
Drinkall George, tailor
Ellerby John, farmer, Ulceby Skitter
Ellis C5harles, shopkeeper ft boot maker
Fern Robert, farmer
Fryer Alfred, watch maker
Greenfield John, farmer
Hare George, smith
Hemstock John, saddler ft harness ma
Hookham Frederick, farmer
Hoolton Joseph, carpenter
Houlton William, boot ft shoe maker
Howell Henry, farmer
Hunter George, machine maker
Hurd Thomas, fanner
Jackson John, carrier
Jewitt Henry, Brocklesby Ox f.h
Kirkby John Thomas, miller (wind),
Grange mill
Ulcbbt SKrrTEB is a hamlet, one mile and a.haU east.
Here is the railway station.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Houlton.
Post, Monbt Ordkb ft Tbi.b»baph Offick, Savings Bank
ft Annuity ft Insurance Office, adjoining railway station.
William Henry Cook, postmaster. Letters are received
at 7.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 5 p.m. for BrigE ; 5.30 p.m.
for London, Midland counties, Ireland ft Scotland ; 7 p.m.
for Peterboro', East Lincolnshire ft Eastern Counties ; 8
p.m. for Hull & Grimsby
IKSI7BANCS AoBNT. — Royal Farmers' ft General, J. Smith
National School, founded in 1733, as a free school, by Thomas
Richardson, of Ulceby, ft endowed by him with land,
increased at the time of the enclosure to 31 acres ; the
rent of this plot, amounting to ^47 yearly, is applied
to the maintenance of the school: the vicar, church-
wardens ft overseers are the trustees of the school, which
is available for 3oo children ; average attendance, 154 ;
Charles Hill Yule, master ; Mrs. Mary Yule, mistress
Railway Station, William Neal, station master
CABBUii8.--John Jackson, to Barton, on mon. ; to Hull,
tues. ft fri. ; to Brigg, thura. ; to Caistor, sat
Myers Albert, beer retailer ft horse
breaker
Neal William, station master
Dates John, refreshment rooms. Rail-
way station, Uloeby lonction
Parr Norman Edward, brmer. The
Chase
Pearson Frederick, farmer
Philipson John, tailor
Potts William, brickUjrer, mason ft
builder
Ringrose Benjamin, Fox p.b
Short George, wheelwright
Smith Joseph, veterinary surgeon
Smithson Mary (Mrs. ), Felham Arms
P.H. Brocklesby station
Stow Charles, sen. collector of taxes
Stow Charles, jnn. farmer
Tebbutt William, shopkeeper
Tomlinson Jas. miller (steam ft wind)
Turner John, farmer. Grange
Wiseman Robt. miller (steam ft wind)
Toung Richard, farmer
the poor by the overseers.' Sir Charles Henry John Anderson
bart. u.A., D.I.., i.T. of Lea Hall, Gainsborough, is lord of
the manor. The principal landowners are the Misses Deal-
try, Lieut.-Col. George Morland Button d.l., j.p. of Gate
Burton Hall, Gainsborough, and Mr. Robert Senescall;
there are a number of small freeholden. The soil is stiff
clay and loam ; subsoil, clay. The crops are a succession of
grain, with a few beans. The area of Upton township is
1, 88s acres ; rateable valup, £1,987 ; the population in 1881
was 338.
Post Oeticb. — Philip Parkinson, receiver. Letters through
Gainsborough, delivered at 10.10 a.in. ; 3.15 p.m. week
days only. The nearest money order ft telegraph office is
at Gainsborough
Kexby, a township in this parish, is si miles south-east
from Gainsborough and about aj east of Lea station. Here
is a Free Methodist chapel, erected in 1857, and a Primitive
Methodist chapel. The soil is various, generally day. The
crops are a succession of grain. The area is 1,505 acres ;
rateable, £i,9»9 ; the population in 1881 was 334.
Parish Clerk, James Chambley.
Post Officb.— John Gibson, receiver. Letten through
Gainsborough delivered at laio a.in. ; dispatched at 3.15
p.m. week days only. Gainsborough is the nearest money
order ft telegraph office
National School (mixed), erected by subscription, in 1853 ;
in 1873 the school ft master's house were improved ft
enlarged by the parishioners, at a cost of ^£135 ; the school
will hold 90 children ; average attendance, 78 ; ft is sap-
ported by voluntary contributions, a government grant ft
school fees ; Benson Deabill, master
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Balnea Alfred, blacksmith
Burton John, farmer
Ghapman John^ forteer'
CoUingwood Thomas, farmer
Oook Bofatfanner ft gracier, Dpton hall
Fotberingham Bobertr«oirkeeper
Jadcaon Thomas (Mrs.)> farmer k
landowner
Mason Henry, fanner ft landowner
Oxley Theiesti (Miss), shopkeeper
Parkinson Philip, Post office
XJSSEIiB'? is a parish and station on the Manchester,
Sheffield and Lincoliishire railway, in the Northern division
of the coonty, parts of Lindsey, north division of the
wapentake and petty sessional division ' of- Walshcroft,
Oaistor union, county court district of Market Basen, rural
deanery of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 153} miles from London, 3 north-by-west from
Sbrket Rasen and 5^ south by-west from Caistor. Tlie
church of St. Margaret is a small building of stone, in the
Gothic style, consistuig of chancaL nave and a bell-cot.
containiag I bell: there is a sun-dial on the south side.
He regi^er dates' from the year 1564. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value ;^6o, including 41 acres of glebe,
in the gift of Admiml Edwin Clayton Tennyson-d'Eynoourt
PkJkdey'Jofan THomaa, TeteHabi^ sa)r<:
geon IC.B.C.T.S
Benescall Robert, lanictOwn(tr,-farmer ft
grazier, Upton field -
Stephenson Matthew, farmer
Stowe George,' fanfier
Strawson Henry, farmer
Threadgold Prfe«tley,Rose ft Cnmn P.H
Welton John, tailor
Kexbjr.
Bingham George, farmer
BlythmanJobD,thra8hi»g machine ownr
Capes Joseph, wfaMlwright
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Pickering John, farmer
SaunbyJohn, farmer
Webster John Henry, Usselby hall
Brown George, farmer
Dent James, farmer
TlfTTEBBT is a village and parish, jn the Northern
dfrision of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake and
petty sessionsl division of Ludboiough, Louth union and
county court district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and
Ludborough No. 1, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Linodn, 4$ miles north-by-west from Louth and a^ south-
sonthreast from Ludborough station, situated on the road
from Louth to Great Grimsby, and to the east of the aid
Boman road now called Barton Street ; below the church
runs a stream, over which there is an ancient ribbed arch of
the fourteenth centoiT. The church of St. Andrew is a
building of stone, in the Decorated and Late PerpendicnUr
styles, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, north aisle,
south chapel and a tower of three stages, erected about
1340, with a. plain parapet and containing 3 bells : the south
doorway is well moulded and ife jambs are enriched with
carvings of an xpe hearing away a child and a fox carrying
off a ^oose and a man with a monkey by a string ; above it
is a nch canopy ; the door still retains some ex«llent iron-
work; and in the chancel is a piscina, an aumbry and a
statue bracket : some fragments of ancient |;lass remain in
the windows : iu the wall of the north aisle is now placed a
la^ slab, in. the upper pert of which is a very deeply cut
elongated quatrefoil enclosing the bust of a priest in chi^ble
and amice, .with his hands conjoined in prayer, and round
the slab is an inscription to William de Cnmberworth, for-
GihsDU Bi6tt^a»uiJUWs (sfeaA ft vind)'
ft farmers
Gibson John, shopkaaper. Poet office
Greasb^ John, oowkastier
Gnmhill George, farmer
HOI William, fulnier
Hiud William, farmer
Johmon Edward & Joseph, farmers
JolmaoB Jceeph, draper, fanner k gro
Lion JosAph, landowner
Tyson John, fanner
Vickara George, fanner ft grazier
WiBiamson David, faimer
Winn Albert, fanner, Keocby grange
c.B. of Bayons Manor, Market Basen, and held since 1877
by the Rev. Anthony Bower K.A. and late fellow of St
John's College, Cambridge and head mas^ter of the Grammar
school, Caistor, where he resides. Admiral Edwin CUyUm
Tennyson-d'^J'ncourt c.B. is lord of the manor and soIa
landowner. The soil is sand and clay ; subsoil, same. Tbt
chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips and pestare.
The area is i, no acres ; rateable value,- £ififa ; the pqm-
lation in 1881 was 54.
Parish Clerk, John Saunby.
Letters through Market Rasen. Claxby is the nearest
money order office ft Market Basen is the nearest tele-
graph office
Railway Station, William Burton, station master
Simpson George, farmer
Wilson James Amos, miller (water)
I Gibson John, farmer
Harrison William, agricultural machine
proprietor ft farmer
Holtby John Thomas, farmer
Hyde mry (Mrs.), grocer & beer retir
Janney George, farmer
Kirk John Davison, farmer
Benson Mrs. Dtterby house
Penningfton Rev. Arthur Robert M A.
[rector]. Rectory
COUMEKCIAI,.
Blakeclock George, farmer
Farrow William, wheelwright ft car-
penter, Post office
WASBZlf OHAM is a large pariA and village, with
the hamlet of Bhandy Wharf, in the Northern division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, eastern division and petty
sessional division of Manley wapentake Caistor union,
county court district of Market Rasen, rural deanery of Cor-
ringham, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
about 3^ miles west from the Ancholme navigation, 4 south-
east from Kirton-in Lindsey railway station, 164 from Lon-
don and 8 sonth from Brigg. The separate church of St.
Peter has long perished. The church of St. Mary and
St. Peter is a building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave,
aisles, south porch and a tower of Perpendicular date, with
erocketed ^onacles, containing 4 bells : the chancel is
Early English, and the porch an excellent example of the
Early Decorated style : the paten and the chalice are of
plain sixteenth centurj- workmanship : the church was re-
Wxtfed in 1862, at a cost of jf 840, defrayed by subscripti<»n :
the' chancel Was rebuilt in 1858, at the expense Of the Rev.
V. W.' Berrr, a former rector. There are sittings for aao
persons. The register, including Snitterby, dates from the
year 1652, The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £835,
net yearly value /700, including 133 acres of glebe with
residences in Ufa gift of the Grown, and held sinM i88a by
the Bev.. Walter Lancelot Holland b.a. of'Corpns Christi
collate,- Cambridge. Here' are Weslsyan and Primitive
Methodist chapels. The Primitive Mettedist chapel,erected
merly 'vicar here, but without date : there are sittings for 140
persons : the lower portion of the churchyard cross remains.
The register cbtes from the year 1695. The living is s rectory,
gross yearly value 1^350, including 5} acres of glebe vith
residence, in the nft of L. Norris esq. and held since 1854 by
the Rev. Arthur Robert Pennin^n m.a. of Trimty Colleg^
Cambridge, canon (non-residentiary) of Lincoln anddioceaa
inspector of schools. Here it a Wesleyan diapel, built ia
1846 ; Free IMtethodist chapel, built in 1854, and restored ia
1S83, and a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1857.
Utterby House, the residence of Mrs. Benson, is a manskm
of brick. L. Norris esq. is lord of the manor. The prin-
cipal landowners are Mrs. Benson, L. Norris esq. and Mn.
Saunders. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops
are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,564 acres;
ratesiile value, ^£3,250 ; the population in x88i was 373.
Parish Clerk, William Griee.
Post Officb. — ^William Farrow, receiver. Letters arrive
from Louth at 7.45 a.m. ; dispatched thereto at 4.15 p.m.
The nearest money order office is sit North Tboresby, k
Louth is the nearest telegraph office
The children of this parish, in accordance iritii the pro-
visions of the deed of mana^^ement, attend . the Natioital
Diocesan school, in the adjoining pariah of CoTenham St
Mary
I Robson William, farmer, Randall bonse.
Utterbv
Sargent Rachael (Mrs.), boot maker
iStreet Thomas, farmer
White Henry, grocer
Wilkinson John, builder
iu I8S9, ^"u enlarged in 1867.. There was fonnaly a Free
school, founded and endowed iu 1719 by James Tompson.
of Wadingham, the endowment producing with land ^H
yearly, but now handed over to the Sc^ml Board. The
poor's land produces j^30 yearly, which Is applied to the
distribution of fuel to poor widows of the paridi. The Mai^
quis of Granby inn, situated in the centre of the village, is
an old-established house, replete 'vith every accommodalioii.
Sir Theodore Henry Brinckman hart. n.L who is lord of
the manor, William Skipworth esq. and Philip George
Skipirith esq. J.P. of Brick Hill House, Beds, are the principJ
'landowners. The soil is peat, day and stmd ; subsoil, lime-
stone. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The
area is 3,720 acres ; rateable vidue, ;£s«479 i f** popalat**
in 1881 was 715.
Brandy Wharf, on the Ancholme navigation, is ^
miles east, and 6 south-east from Kirton Lindsey railviy
station, A considerable business is done here in coals.
Mission services are held here in connection with the partdi
church. Here is a Wesleyan chapd.
Parish derk, Charles Atkinson.
Post Offic«.— Robert Abey.Mceiver.'.Lettersanste'"*'
Lincoln at 9.50 a:m. ; dispatched atA p^^ ' Tbe nearer
money order office is at Redboum a (^legisph'of&ce at
Kirton lindsejr
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WADCIlFdWOKTH. 695
A School Board of 5 memben vaa formed io 1876 ; Dennis
Major, derk to Uie board
Board (formerly Free) School, for lao children ; average at-
tendance, 95; \l^liiam Boalton, master; Mrs. Boulton,
mistress. Children attending this school are eligible, if
duly qnalifled, as candidates for exhibitions connected
iriui ^rton-in-Lindsey school
Waddingham.
Cathn William
Herring Frederick
Hiles Joeeph
Holland Bev. Walter Lancelot B.A.
TheEectory
Hewlett Elisha
Kirby George, Waddingham house
May Samuel
Wray Mrs. The Villa
COUMEBCIAL.
Abey Robert, grocer & dn^ier
Anderson John, grocer
Anderson Robert, farmer
Anderson Wm. miller (vind Ic steam)
Bavin Thomas, farmer
Cash CSiristopher, grocer
WASDINTOTOIT is an extensive village and pari8h,and
station on the Great Northern railway from Grantham to
Lincoln, in the Mid division of the county, county of the
city of Lincoln, parts of Kesteven, hundred of Boothby
Grafioe, union and county court district of Lincoln, mral
deanery of Longoboby, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 4 miles south from Lincoln, bonnded on the west
by the river Witham. The dnuch of St. Michael is a
bnilding of stone, in the Transitional and Earlier English
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a western tower
containing 5 bells : the interior exhibits some good work,
but has been much disfigured by the rebuilding of the tower
within the church about the year 1779, the old tower having
then been taken down as dangerous : by this proceeding the
nave, originally of three bays, has been reduced to two, the
greater part of the westernmost pier, with its capitals, being
thus enclosed in the rubble walls of the obtruding tower : in
1867 ;f 500 were expended on the internal repair of the fabric.
The register dates from the year 1675. The living is a rec-
tory, gross yearly value /'6so, derived from the rent of
glebe land, with house,in the gift of Lincoln Gollege,0«ford,
and held since 1853 by the Rev. George Greeley Perry 11.A.
late fellow of that college, mial dean of Longoboby and
prebendary of Lincoln Cathedral. The rectory was rebuilt
in 1857. Here are Wesleyan Methodist and Baptist chapels.
Swift's charity of £20 yearly, left by Mr. Swift, of Wad-
dington, is for apprenticing boys of poor parents, and for a
dole of bread. Lord Aveland d.l., j.f. is lord of the manor.
The principal landowners are the Rev. Oldfeld Kelsall
Prescott H.A. of Bournemouth, and Nathaniel Clayton esq.
D.I.., J.F. of Eastcliff, Lincoln. The chief crops are wheat,
arliey, oats and turnips. The area is 4,671 acres ; rateable
value, ;£6,o97 ; the population in 1881 was 878.
Sexton, Robert Moore.
Post Officb. — Mrs. Mary Ann Challans, sub-postmistress.
Waddingtou.
Bartholomew F^vncis, Waddington hth
Brook Misses
Oippe Mrs
Ferry Rev. Canon G«orge Greeley k.a.
[rector k mral dean]
Boebock Hiss
Shsrpe Mrs
TSpIer Edward
COMMEBCIAI,.
Atkin William, farmer, Olebe farm,
Waddington heath
Bartholomew Francis, farmer, land
agent k vainer, Waddington heath
Chulans Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer k
draper, k post office
Conpland Graves, grocer
Dawson John, market gardener
Dean Geo. Wheataheaf p.h. k farmer
Dobson William, farmer
Catlin William, farmer
Charies Jamee, bricklayer
Dobbs Joseph, farmer
DrifBll John, carpenter k wheelwright
Dncker Williun, shopkeeper ■
Emmerson John, farmer
Gledfaill John, farmer
Grantham John, farmer
Green Bi -shard, farmer
Herring Frederick, farmer
Hird John, butcher
Hewlett James, wheelwright
Sent Thomas, miller (steam)
Kirby George, farmer
Kirby Williun, fanner, CliS
LettRichard Alfred B.A., ii,B.,av.Dab.
surgeon
Major Dennis, farmer
ClBBIKBS lo^— .
Bbiqo — Ducker, thnrs
CAiaeroB — Docker, sat
Gainsbobodoh — Dncker, tnes
EiBTON — Docker, mon. k wed
Major Robert, farmer
Mumby Joseph, boot maker
Page John, former
Pickering William, farmer
Rands John, boot k shoe maker
Rayner Thomas, Marquis of Oranby
inn k brewer k farmer
Roberts George, farmer
Roberts William, farmer
Rowbotham Thomas, botcher
Stuffin William, farmer
Torr; Ebenezer, tailor
Tomer Thomas, farmer
Brandy Wharf.
Cousins Robt. Anchor f.h. k coal mer
Drake George, coal merchant
King Joseph, pig dealer
Elvid^ William, farmer
EmnunghamWm. f rmr. Waddingtn . hth
Gilbert George, beer retailer k farmer
Goulding John, blacksmith
Hall Thomas, farmer k maltster
Harrison Stephen, farmer
Houghton John, miller & baker
Howden William Bntler Martin,
Horse k Jockey f.b
Jackson Robert, shopkeeper
Eelsey William k James, skin dealers
Kelsey Robert, joiner
Lawson Cooper, butcher
Lincoln BrickCo.(Wm.Dixon,manager)
Moxon Thomas, farmer & grazier
Muxlow John, shopkeeper
Onyon Henry, Horseshoe f.k
Onyon John, stone mason
Pearson Henry, farmer
Simpson Joseph, lime burner
Letters from Lincoln at 8.35 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.40
p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph office is at
Lincoln
National School, erected in 1854, ("i' '^3 children ; average
attendance, 109 ; k supported by volontary contribu-
tions ; John Feake, master ; Miss Alice Bigby, mistress
Railway Station, Edwin Hinkley, station master
CaSrieb to k FBOK LiKCOLN. — ^Robert Williams, fri
Mere is a jparish, in the Mid division of the county, hun-
dred of Boothby Gratfoe, parts of Kesteven, union and
county court district of Lincoln, 4^ miles south-south-east
from Lincoln. At some remote time this was a considerable
village, the foundations of buildings, boundaries of yards,
with adjacent homesteads, and even the streets and lanes
being still distinctly traceable : there is also a mound called
" Chapel hill," on .which stands a large ruin, possibly of a
church. According to the Hundred Bolls, the Knights
Templars establishiu themselves here about the year laoo.
Here was once an hospitalithe funds belonging to which have
been regulated by the Court of Chancery, and now serve for
the promotion of many useful objects, among which is the
payment of ;(f 20 yearly each to la poor persons of the neigh-
bouring villages : a moiety is given to the Lincoln Diocesan
Training College, ;^I30 yearly to increase the stipend of the
head master of the Grammar School, and ^25 yearly as
prizes to students of the same sclMral, and .the residae
is divided among the Lincoln National Schools. There being
no church here, Mr. Mackinder has erected a mission house
to hold about 100 persons ; one of the students from the
Bishop's Hostel in Lincoln preaches on Sunday afternoons.
The area is included with Waddington ; rateable valne,
£3iOS9 1 tlie population in 1881 was 78.
Letters through Lincoln, via Branston. Brtmston is the
nearest money order k teleg^ph office
Sims John, farmer, Waterloo farm
Smith Matthew George, fanner
Taylor John, farmer. Green farm
Taylor Robert, tailor
Toynbee Thomas, blacksmith k agri-
coltoral implement maker
Walter Samuel, farmer
Ward William, farmer
Wilkinson Hexekish, ^ffdener,Nur8Cry
Woodroff Charles WiUiam, joiner, brick
maker k farmer
Woodruff Geo. shopkeeper k shoe ma
WoodrafI Henry, snoe maker
Worsdell George (Mrs.), miller (wind)
Wright Joseph, farmer, Grange farm
Wright Robert, boot maker
Here.
Mackinder Herbert, farmer, Mere hall
Fears John, farmer
WAODINOWORTH is a parish, in the Mid division
of the coonty, parts of Lindsey, southern division of Gartree
wapentake, nnion, petty sessional division and county court
district of Horncastle, rmral deanery of Horncastle, and arch-
deaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles north-west from
Horncastle. The church of St. Margaret is a very small
edifice of stone, ij> the Gothic style, consisting of chancel and
nave, and a belfry containing i bell. The register dates
from the year 1640, and the registers pf Banmber contain
entries relating to this and other parishas from 1695.10
1779. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;^I37 ;
gross yearly value, including 35 acres of glebe, /143, in the
gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1843 by •*>* ^^■
John Fawssett m.a, of Jesus College, Cambridge, who is also
vicar of and resides at Banmber. The poor have the in-
terest of £3fx>, left by Mrs. baker in 1S48, and distributed
in coals at Christmas. The principal landowners are Miss
Trafford, who is lady of the manor, Miss TrafFord Southwell
and Captain Robert Charles Vyner, of Moat house, Gantby,
Homcastfe. The soil is strong loam and clay; subsoil.
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clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans,
The area is 938 acres ; rateable vaixxe, j£i,oi4 ; the popula-
tion in 1881 was 66.
Harrison Thomas, farmer
WAISTFUEEI ALli SAIIfTS is a small ancient
marliet town and port, station on the Firsby and Skegness
branch of the Great Northern railway, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Candle-
shoe wapentake, Spilsby petty sessional division, county
court district and union, Candlesboc rural deanery No. 2,
and Lincoln archdeaconry and diocese, 18 miles north-east
from Boston and 10 south-cast from Spilsby. The town is 1
pleasantly sitnated on the banks of the Steeping river, or, |
as it is called, the Wainflect haven, which flows to and
enters the sea at Gibraltar Point, 5 miles distant, and is
navigable for small craft and lighters : the town consists
principally of one' street, with the market place in the
centre ; it is lighted with gas. An Act of Parliament for
the more effectual drainage of this and neighbouring j
Iiarishes, was ^scd 23rd May, 1818. The old church of
All Saints, having become ruinous, was taken down in iSao.
The present church of All Saints, built in 1830-1, on a site
given by the' bte Colonel Sibthorpe, at a cost of ;^a,6oo,
and couBtmcted in part from the materials of the former
church, and otherwise of brick, is a rectangular edifice in
the Perpendicular style, with an arched recess at the east
end and an open bell-cot on the western gable, surmounted
by an ancient cross, dug up in excavating the new haven in
1821 and containing i bell : the line altar tomb of Richard
Fatten, erected by his son William, of Wainfieet, was de-
stroyed on the removal of the old church, but the recumbent
ettlg}', figures of angels bearing shields and other fragments
are preserved at the old school-house : the president and fel-
lows of Magdalen College have erected in the new church an
inscribed marble tablet in lieu of the destroyed tomb. The
register, including Northolme, dates from the year 1720.
The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;^4i i, net yearly
value ;^36o, including 21 acres of glebe, m the gift of the
Lord Chancellor, and hold since 1880 by the Kev. Robert
Marshall Heanley b.a. of Qneen's College, Oxford, who re-
sides at Northolnie hall. ITiere are WesTeyan and Primitive
Methodist chapels ; in the former, built in 1804 and rebuilt
in 1822, marriages are solemnised. The assembly room,
built in 1878, is used for lectures and entertainments, and
will seat 600 persons. William of Waynflete, Bishop of
Winchester and Lord Chancellor of England, a native of
this town, was the son of one Richard Patten or Barbour,
and was educated at Winchester and Oxford ; about 1420 he
became master of Winchester school, and was provost of
Eton in 1443 : in T458 he founded Magdalen College,
Oxford, and in 1459 established a Free schml in his native
place : be died August nth, i486, and was buried in Win-
chester Cathedral. The master of this school receives a
ftipend from that college, depending on the number of
pupils, and resides in the ancient school-honse erected by
the founder : this is a rectangular structure of brick, 76ft.
by a6ft. two storeys in height : the western end is flanked
by two polj-gonal towers rising considcrablv above the
parapet ; and between these is a plain arched doorway, and
m the gable a Peqiendicnlar window of four lights : the
south tower contains a newel staircase and the north tower
a bell : the scheme of instruction comprises Divinity,
Classics, Mathematics and the English course : the presi-
dent and fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford, are the
Sovernors : the University Commission of 1881 or 1882
ecided that no more than ^^5°° should be set aside for the
maintenance of Magdalen College school, Wainfleet, and
Magdalen College school, Brackley. The Literary Institute,
established in 1858, is self-supporting, and contains a good
library of 900 volmnes. The Police Station was erected in
1866, at a cost of ;^6oo. The Fire Brigade consists of 13
members, who have a manual engine. The charities amount
to ;^26 yearly, for the benefit of the poor ; of these the most
important are a sum of j^i2 derived from 4A. 2B. 24P. of
land called "the poor's plot"; and £1 19s. 6d. from 2A.
2 1 p. called " the poor's yard." Bice's charily, left in 1818,
produces ^£'4 Ss. and by will is given to the poor in moat on
February 2nd ; los. was left by the Rev. Thomas Shaw and
other small donors. The market is hold on Saturday, and
there is a market for fat cattle every alternate Thursday
during the summer months. The fairs for cattle are held
on the third Saturday in May and October a4th. A foal
show and fair is held the first Thursday in August, when
upivards of ;£70 is distributed in prizes. To the north is a
barrow. During the construction of tiie railway from
Wainfleet to Firsby a cutting yns made through a grass
field adjoining the Wainfleet station, bisecting a large
monnd or barrow situated in it, and exposing to view seven
nogular graves of a circular form, but widening towards the
bottom, and lined with clay worked to a perfectly smooth
surface ; the spacM around contained cockle and mussel
I Parish Clerk, W. Holden.
Letters by foot post through Homcastle, which is the
I nearest money order & tele^^raph oSice
I Holden Bichard, farmer. Glebe farmer I
shells, fragments of bone, pottery and burnt earth, and
within were other remains of bones and potterj' ; each grave
seems to have had a double clay floor, the uppermost being
ooncafe, and three inches in thickness. Charles Thomas
Samuel Birch Beynardson esq. d.l. of Holywell, Stamford,
is lord of the manor of Wainfleet-cum-Frisknev, as lessee
under the Duchy of Lancaster. The principal landowners
are James Martin esq. and George Wilson Maddison esq.
of Partney J. p. The soil is a rich loam clay ; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, beans, oats and potatoes. The
parish contains 1,671 acres, principally fen and marsh ;
rateable value, £s,<HS '• the population in 1881 was 1,349.
Parish Clerk, Isaac Gnnson.
Post, Mokbit Obobb & Tbl»}baph Office, Savings Bank
ft, Annuity k Insurance Oflice. — Railway Sub-Office letters
should have R.S.O. Lincolnshire, added. — Adam Osgerby.
postmaster. Mails arrive at 4.50 B.m. & 1.8 p.m. Letters
delivered at 7 a.m. by the second mail to callers only ;
Sunday to callers only from 8 to 10 a.m. ; dispatched at
3.25 p.m. tc 7.45 p.m. with a late fee up to S.ao p.m. ;
Sunday 7.ra. Money order business 9 till 6 p.m. ; Satur-
days, 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. Telegraph business.S a.m. to 8
p.m. ; Sunday, 8 to 10 a.m
iKStTRANCE AOBNTS : —
British Empire Mutual Life, G. H. Cash, High street
General Hail Storm, G. H. Cash
General Life k Fire, R. Guttridge, High street
Northern Assurance, Edward Topliss
Phoenix Fire, G. H. Cash, High street
Scottish Accident, G. H. Cash
Standard Life, J. J. Barkworth
Sun Fire & Life, G. B. Walker
Yorkshire Firo jc Life, J. Basntt
Public Establishmbnts : —
Assembly Rooms, John street, J. B. Barton, proprietor
Fire Brigade, A H. Rose, superintendent
Police Station, Amos Crawshaw, sergeaat k i constaUe
Public Officehs: —
Medical Officer k Public Vaccinator, Wainfleet District.
Spilsby Union, k Surgeon to Coastguard, Edward Reckitt
H.D. 13 Barkham street, Northolme
Registrar of -Births k Deaths for Wainfleet -Sub-district.
WilUam Peacock Ely Adlard, Market place ; deputy, Wm.
Holmes Marshall
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Adam Osgerby, Post office,
Martet place
Schools:—
Magdalen College, William Gerrish, master
National (mixed), built in 1857, 'or aao children : avera^^e
attendance, no; A supported by an endowment ot £16
yearly, .derived from cottages in Northolme, a govern-
ment grant, voluntary rate k school fees ; Fred Phillpott
DerricK, master
St. Luke's National, Wainfleet bank, built in 1859, for 60
children ; average attendance, 40 ; Miss Mary Ann Barnes,
mistress
Wesleyan (mixed), built in 1820, for 158 children ; average
attendance, 90 ; Alfred Rogerson, master
Great Northern Railway, Robert John Lawin, station master
Cakbiebs to : —
Boston — Reding, wed. k sat
Spilsbv— Reding, raon
Northolme (or Wainfleet St. Thomas) is a small
parish, forming a north-east suburb of Wainfleet All Saints.
10 miles south-east from Spilsby, in the Northern division
of tlie county, parts of Lindsey, Marsh division of Candleshoe
wapentake, Spilsby union, county court district and potty
sessional division. This place is ecclesiastically annexed to
Wainfleet All S.iints. The church, which was standing in
the time of the Protectorate, being then used by the General
Baptists, has long since been pulled down ; the churchyard
is used OS a cemetery : the inhabitants attend the church
at Wainfleet All &ints. There is a barrow of Danish
origin in this parish, and traces of more than one camp. The
register is included in that of Wainfleet All Saints. Barton
William Barton Powlett esq. is lord of the manor and the
principal landowner. The area is 30 acres ; rateable value.
/'304; the population in 1881 was 201.
Letters received from Wainfleet All Saints, which is the
nearest money order k telegraph office
The children of this place attend Wainfleet All Saints'
National school
Digitized by
Googh
DIKECToHY.]
LINGOLNSHIBE. waikfleet st. mary. 697
Wainfleet All Saints.
PBIVATS BBSIDEKTS.
Bauitt Joseph
Booth Mits, Bridge house
Booth Mrs. Market place
Gerrish William [master], Magdalen
College school
Gunaon Isaac, Market place
Gonson John, High street
Hanson John, Market place
Laycock George, High street
Simpson Mrs. John street
Taylor Charles, Albert villa
Walker George Booth
Williams Alex. Llewellyn, The Cottage
COMatSBCUL.
Adlard William Peacock Kly, registrar
of births & deaths for Wainfleet
sab-district, Market place
Allanby George, fanner
Andreirs Jabez, builder, monamental
mason, John street
Ashwell Joseph, grocer, Market place
Assembly Boom (J. B. Barton, pro-
prietor), John street
Bamber William & Charles, plambenlE
glaziers. High street
Barkirorth Jn. Joshua, tailor k draper
Bamett James, baker. High street
Qarrand George Harris, shopkeeper
Barton John, bntfher, John street
Barton John Bo^fkn, tailor, John street
Barton John Wm. plnmber. High street
Barton Jonathan Bo\ren, butcher
Bassitt Joseph, solicitor & perpetual
commissioner k commissioner for
taking atiidarits ; k at Spilsby k
Bai^fa-in-the-Marsh
Bateman George, bre-vrer k wine k
spirit merchant
Benson Charlotte k Elizabeth (Misses),
day school
Brett Ambrose, tailor, Higli.street
Brooks Edward Jacklin, draper &
grocer, Market place
Brown Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker,
Market place
Bmmmitt George, miller (wind) k
grocer. High street
Carey ijelina (Mrs.), beer retailer
Owb George Henry, auctioneer, estate
agent, dealer in agricultural imple-
ments, ale k porter merchant, &
commission k insurance agent; k at
Bnrgh-in-the-Marsh, Skegness k
Spilsby j
Cash Jonathan, china k glass dealer,
John street ^
Chapman Fredk.drapert grocr.High at '
Cook Jobn(exors. of),Angel commercial
hotel k posting house, brewers k
farmers. High street
CoDpland Walls Armstrong, fanner,
Thorpe Calvert
Cowham John, grocer, High street
Cowham Jn. Tinsley, boot ma. High st
Cram Eley, baker. High street |
Croft Samuel Feet, shopkeeper. High st
Cross William, boot maker. High street
Danbney Bt. Hy. ironmonger, High st
Davey Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Dawson Albert, batcher, High street
Dawson Isaac, haberdasher
Dawson Hy. John, shopkeeper, High st
Dennis William, former
Dunkley Clara Ann (Miss), fancy re-
pository. High street
DunkleyRd,Hobson,bailder k contractor
Epton Reuben, shoe maker
Fire Brigade (A.H.Rose,.superintendent)
Frost Joseph Henry, baker k miller
(wind jc steam)
Frost Marianne Charlotte(Miss),teacher
ol music
Gamer Richard, pork butcher. High st
Gas Works, (Joseph Henry Frost,
manager k secretary)
Goodman George, boot maker
Gunson Isaac k Son, brewers k wine
k spint merchants. High street
Gunsnn Peanon, grocer
Guttridge Robert, butcher, High street
Hammond Wm. ironmonger, jLirket pi
Hansley Frederick, baker. Market pi
Hanson Geo. Alex, butcher. Market pi
Harness Susan (Miss), confectn. High st
llarness Tobias, fancy repository
Hastings Robert, cattle d^er k grazier,
High street
Hodfson John Clarke, ibeer retailer,
John street
Hodson James, saddler. High street
Holmes George Edwan^ batcher,
Barkham street .
Holmes John, builder k cabinet maker.
High street
Holvey Frederick, boker. Market place
Hoyles Frances (HT8.),shopkpr.High st
Hoyles Mark k Thomas, farmers
Huggins Robert Brown, chemist, italian
warehouseman & oil merchant, k
agent for W. k A. Gilbey, wine k
spirit merchants. High street
Jacklin k Cram, thisabing machine
owners. High street
Johnson Henry, shopkeeper
Keal William, saddler. High street
Kirkby Sarah k Elizabeth (Misses),
dress makers
Leary William Robert, hair dresser,
Market place
Literary Institution (William Hum-
phnnr, secretary)
Little Wm. vetermarv snrgeon,John st
Magdalen College School, William
Gerrish, master
Marshall William Holmes, watch
maker k deputy registrar of births
k deaths, Wainfleet sub-district
Morley Jas. Woolpack p.h. Market pi
Morley Joseph, farmer k cattle dealer
Morley William, pig dealer
Mnsgrarc Fhineas, millwright k beer
retailer
Osgerby Adam, printer, stationer k
stamp olticc, Post office. Market pi
Overton William, joiner. High street
Parish John, butcher, Hivh street
Parker Henry Brookes, draper, grocer
k provision dealer, 34 Barkham st
Parker Samuel, builder. Market place
Pawlett Mary (Miss), oonfectnr.Uigh st
Rayner George, veterinary surgeon
Reding William, carrier
Robinson William, carpenter
Rowson William, greengrocer. High st
Rose Arthur Hartland, engineer k iron
f oimder. Marsh f oondiy
Scarborongh Charles, brick maker
Scarborough John, brick k tile maker
Scupholm Marshall corn dir. High st
Scupholm Sarah (Mra.), china k glass
dealer, High street
Shearman Frederick, Red Lion hotel.
High street
Showier Thomas, pltmiber. High street
Singer MannfacturingCo. (Albert White,
agent). Market place
Skelton Saml. coffee rooms. Market pi
Smart George, clothier
Smith William, blacksmith
Stamford, Spalding k Boston Banking
Co. Limited (agency) (open every fri-
day lo till 3) (William Annstrong,
manager) ; ({raw on Barclay, Beran
k Co. London t.e
Stockdale George, blacksmith
Thomalley Eleanor (Mrs.), tea dealer
Tomlin Saml. srocer k draper. High st
Tofiliss Edward, chemist k druggist
Woite George, agricultnral implement
maker; coach Doilder, blacksmith k
wheelwright, John st. ; & at Croft
Walker George Booth, surveyor, estate
k tithe agent <k agent for the Sun Fire
k Life office
Walker William, poulterer. High street
Waller Jn. wheelwright k l^eer retailer
Wardle Francis Lewis, draper k furni-
ture dealer
Watson James, farmer
Watson Joseph, farmer
Wilkinson Edward, grocer. High st
Wilkinson Thomas, boot maker
Williams Alexander LleweUyn L.S.C.P.
idin. physician k sargn. The Cottage
Woodliff Richard Edward, grocer
Woodhouse Luke George, printer k
stationer. High street
Northolme.
Carden Mrs. la Barkham street
Heanley Rev. Robert Marshall B.A.
[rector of Wainfleet All Saints],
Northokne hall
Holson Mrs. 15 Barkham street
Nicholson Rev. Robert [Wealeyao], 9
Barkham street
Nightingale Rev. Robert Beatson [Wes-
leyanj, 11 Barkham street
Paul Joseph, 3 Barkham street
Reckitt Edward m.d. 13 Barkham st
Searby Robert, 8 Barkham street
Starmer Mra ao Barkham street
Stephenson Mrs. 7 Barkham street
Brown Benjamin, farmer
Cash John, veterinary surgeon, 5 Bark-
ham street
Dunkley Richard, builder
Howsam George Frank, com merchaol,
16 Barkham street
Overton George, butcher
Reckitt Edward m.d. physician k sur-
geon, public vaccinator k medical
officer Wainfleet district, Spilsby
union, k surgeon to coast guara, 13
Barkham street
Turner JohnThos.bailder,6 Barkham st
WAIIirFLEBT ST. ICABT is a village and extensive
parish, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
in the Marsh division of Oandleshoe wapentake, Spilsby petty
sessional division, union and county cnnrt district, mnd
deanery of Candleshoe No. a, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 16 miles north-east from Boston and i mile south-
west from Wainfleet All Saints station. The church of St.
Mary, situated one mile and a half from the village, is a
bnilding of brick and stone, in the Eariy Engli^ and
Ferpendicnlar styles, consisting of chancel, ckrestoried
asre, aisles, snnth porch, and a western tower with plain
parapet, containing 6 bells : in the year 1875 the sonth aisle
and p>rch were restored, at a cost of about ^6oo : the com-
munion table is covered with a crimson velvet cloth, richly
embroidered, bearing the arms of Edward Barkham esq. who
i» interred imder the commanion table, and to whom there
ia an inscribed stone in the chancel, dated 173a ; Mr. Edward-
Barkham also erected the classic altar-piece or nredos and
presented service books and a communion plate of silver : in
the south aisle is a piscina : the carved font is adorned with
representations of oar Lord's Passion : in 1880 the chancel
was restored, at a cost of about ;f 600, and a stained oast
window was presented by the patron : a mission chapel,
St. Michael and All Angels, consisting of apse and^ave,
was built at the Toft in 1883, throojgh the exertions
of the present incumbent. The reguter dates from
the year 1611. The living is a perpetual cuiacy, gross
yearly value Z300 with residence, in the gift of the Gover-
nors of Bethlehem Hospital, London, and held since 1879 by
the Rev. William Elisha Faulkner b.d. of Corpus Chiisti
college, Cambridge. The charities, amounting to about £a^
yearly, are deriv^ from several small bequests, and are oia-
tributed to the poor. The manor, advowson and a great
Sirtion of property wera left to the Governors of Bethlehem
ospital, London, in 178a, by Edward Barkham esq. The
Governors of Bethlehem Hospital, the Baroness Willoughby
Digi
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698 WAINTLEET ST. MAB7. UNCOLNSHIRE.
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d* Eretby, and'B. W. B. Powlett Mq. ara ib» mituifti
landotrnen. The wQ U rarioiu ; lobsoil, clay. The chief
cropa are wheat and beans. The area is 5,874 acres of land
uid 7,145 of water ; rateable Taloe, ;f8,6i9 ; the population
in 188 1 was 705.
Sexton, John Mackinder.
Letters ara delirered from Wainfleet All Saints B. S. 0. The
Fanlkner Rev. William Elisfaa B.i>.
Paraonaj^
Martin Misses, Orange
Martin James, Ivy house
Martin Walter, Pepperthorpe hall
Seals Henry John, Wainfleet hall
COHXEBCIAL.
Abraham Samuel, farmer t grazier.
Toft house
Adcock William Daniel, fanner
Garden Robt. farmer £ grazier, Marsh
Epton k Caodwell, farmers
Eyres Edwin, brewer
Frow John, farmer
Hodson John, farmer. Fen
Howsam George, farmer A com mer
Kirkham George, blacksmith
Leachman John, Barkham Arms P.H.&
shopkeeper
Msclunder John, farmer
Marfleet Eliza (Mrs.), farmer, Bank
Marfleet Wm.Creasey,farmer k grazier
Martin James k Son, land agents k
surveyors, Ivy house
Martin James p.s.t. land agent, farmer
k land owner, Ivy honsa
DCnest money order k telegraph oBos is at Wiinflaet All
Saints
IxsuBAXCB Aonrr. — Midland Counties, J. Blartin
Bethlehem Hospital School, built in 1831 b^ the Oovemors
of the Hospital, for 180 chikfaen ; with an averu;*
attandanoa of lao; the school is supported ont of tna
Hospital eststas; William Hnmphrays, master; Sbs.
Humphreys, mistress
Martin Walter F.s.!. land agent, sur-
veyor k farmer, Pepperthorpe hall
Nelsey Michael, carpenter
Picker John Loe, baker k miller (wind)
Saul John, farmer
Beels Henry John,farmer, Wainfleet hall
Smart Elizabeth (Mrs. ), frmr. k grazier
Smithson Charles, farmer
Whitehead Hugh, frmr.ic grazier. Bank
Wilkinson Ed\rard, shopkeeper
Wilkinson Henry, farmer k grazier
Wright George, accountant
Wright John, carpenter
WAITHE (or Waitr) is a small parish, on the Louth
load and Tetney rivulet, in the Northern division of the
connty, parts of Lindsey, wapentake and petty sessional
division of Bradley Haverstoe, Louth union, connty court
district of Grimsby, rural deanery of Grimsby No. a, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5^ miles south-
south-east from Great Grimsby and i mile south-west from
Holton-le-CIay station. The church of St. Martin, an edifice
originally of very Early Norman date, was partly rebuilt,
wiui the exception of the tower, in 1869, in the Early
Ei^lish style, after designs by J. Fowler esq. architect,
of Louth, at the sole expense of G. H. Haigh esq of Grainsby
hall, the cost being upwards of ;£a,ooo, the external walls
being of stone ana the internal face of stone and colonred
brick : it consists of an apsidal chancel, south transept, nave
of two bays, aisles and a central tower of supposed Saxon
date, containing [ ] bells : the nave arcades are those of the
old building, thoroughly repaired : the chancel is areaded
all round and pierced with five windows all of which are
stained : the columns are of marble, with richly-carved
capitals and moulded arches ; below this the wall is lined
Brown Henry, gardener k parish clerk
Patchett Daniel Lloyd, fanner k grazier,
I Waithe top
with embossed tiles : the choir occupies the space under the
tower. The register dates from the year 1698. The living
is a vicarage, gross yearly value /'86, including 50 acres of
riebe, in the gift of George Henry Haigh esq. d.l., j.p. of
Grainsby, and hdkl since 1859 by the Rev. Woodthorpe
Johnson M. A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, who is also
rector of and resides at Grainsby. The parish is entitled to
send one inmate to the almshouses at Ashby-cnm-Fenby*
George Henry Haigh esq. D.L., i.r. of Grainsby, is lord of
the manor and sole landowner. The soil ii generally stiff;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats, turnips and
barley. This parish is generally farmed on the four-field
system. The area is 780 acres ; rateaUe value, ;f 1,043; the
population in 1881 was 60.
Parish Clerk, Henry Brown.
Letter Box cleared at 4.30, Letters throngh Gieat
Grimsby. The nearest money order office is NorUi
Thoresby k telegraph office at Great Grimsby
The children of this parish attend the parochial school at
North Thoresby
Trevor John, miller, Waithe mill
WAIiOOT is a pleasant village and parish, in the Sontiiem
division of the connty, parts of Kesteven, Aveland wapen-
take, petty sessional division of Bourn, Sleaford union and
county court district, rural deanery of Aveland No, i, and
archdeaconr}' and diocese of Lincoln, i} miles north-west
from Falkingham, 4I miles west-by-north from Billingboro
station, 11 east from Grantham and 9 south from Sleaford.
The church of St. Nicholas is chiefly of the Decorated period,
the nave being Early English, and consists of chancel with
chapel, clerestoried nave, aisles and a tower with fine croc-
keted spire, containing 4 bells: the windows, particularly
the east window, are nne : the clerestory is Perpendicular :
on the south side in the aisle is an extremely beautiful
canopied niche, with buttresses and pinnacles : the chancel
has a piscina in a window sill and a priest's door crocketed
with oak leaves : a curious cak chest remains in the church
and there is in the chantry chapel a piscina with hagioscope
above it, and there is some glass in the east window : the
carved stalls are good examples of their date. The register
dates from the year 1574. The living is a vicarage, gross
yearly value from 133 acres of glebe ;f 335, in the gift of
Lord Aveland, and held since 1879 by the Rev. William
Christopher Houghton B.A. of Corpus Christi college, Cam-
bridge, who resides at Falkingham. The rent of poor's
land amounts to £12, which is ustribnted in ccals at Christ-
mas. There are springs of very pure water in this parish,
one strongly chalybeate. Lord Aveland r.c, d.l., j.p. who
is lord of the manor and impropriator of the grax tithaa,
and Mrs. Ellis, of Maidenhead, are the principal land-
owners. The soil is clay, loam and gravel ; subsoil, chiefly
clay. The chief crops are wheat, bariey and oats. The area
is 1,747 acres ; rateable value, ^£3,431 ; the popolation in
1881 was 149.
Parish Clerk, George Cook.
Letters through Falkingham. which is the nearest monew
order k telegraph office. Wau. Lbitbk Box clear«d
at 5.30 p.m. week days only
Board School, situated between the parishes of Walcot k
Pickworth, k built in 1877, at a oost of about ;£950, for
72 children, with an average attendance of 50 ; Charles
Hughes, master
This place is included in Pickworth United District School
Board, formed in 1877
Gabrixbs. — Robert Cunnington to Sleaford on moa. ;
Bourn on tburs. k Grantham on sat. returning same days
Cunnington Robt. carrier k shopkeeper
Cunnington Thomas, Black Horse P.B
Dean jMm Matthew, fanner
Knight Edwin, farmer
Parker Thomas C. tailor k draper
Skelton William, farmer
I Ward George, farmer
WooUey Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
WAIiBSBT is a parish and village, in the Northern
division of the county, parte of Lindsey, south division of the
Walshcroft wapentake and petty sessional division, Gaistor
union, county court district of Market Masen, rural deanery
of Walshcroft, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
L miles north-east from Market Rasen and 7} south
m Caistor. This villwe g^ve name originally to the
hundred in which it is, and which is described in Domesday
book as the "hundred of Walesbi." The church of All
Saints, situated on an eminence, is a building of stone in the
iWnsitional, Early English and Decorated styles, consisting
of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a western tower
with pinnacles, containing 3 bells : the north arcade is Tran-
sitional (1160-80), the southern Early English, with a cre-
dence and piscina in the south wall : the chancel retains its
piseina and a fine altar slab, incised with five crosses : a
fragment of another slab bears the lust decipherable name
of ' * Pomjnus Johannes de Walesby ," and a third is inscribed
to Henry Waterland^ rector, and father of Datiiel Wstar-
land, mentioned below, who died on Good Friday, aaaA
April, 1698, aged 58 : in a wall near the rectory is a portion
of a flat tombstone, and part of a mediesTal window : tha
church being dilapidated and very inconveniently situated,
a temporary iron church has been erected in the villa^ to
hold 140 persons, and is licensed by the biahop for divine
worship until the restoration or rebuilding, on a new aite,
of the perish church. The register dates from the year
1563. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge £6a&,
with Risby annexed, joint gross yearly income ;£840, with
residence, including 73 acres of glebe at Walesby, in the
^t of William Angerstein esq. ana hekl since 1879 by the
Rev. Perceval Laurence m.a. of Trinity College, Ctjnbrid^e.
In the okl rectory house was bom Feb. 14, 1683, Diuud
Waterland ixd. Master of Magdalene College, Cambridgo,
1713, Chancellor of York, 1793, and Canon of Windaor.
1737 : he became vicar of Twickenham and Archdeacon of
Middlesex in 1730, and died December, 1740: bis critiool
" History of the Athonasian Creed" has long bean a stsodazd
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LINOOLNSHnE]]:
W^ALTBAM. 6!)9(
irork. The titbes irere apportioned' ia'^S^7'»X'£sjo, tinea
wh^ch tAe liaqilpt of Risby nas bec9iiie titheable, and appor-
tioned at ;^5o. ' In iS6i the 'remains 'of f^ Roman villa'
were^ discovered here by the Rev. W. B. PhilpotM.A. rector
of Walesby (i85a-€5), on the property of W. ^ngerstein
esq. ; the regidence apparently occupied an area of about
lOO square yards, and the portions e:icavated comdst«d of
several hypocaostal chambers irith flues &c. and anabim-
dance of wood ashes, and about 90 yards south-nrest, a solid
foundation wall, 60 feet in length, some broken jars of
Samian and Durobrivian wane, a bronze fibula, a stone chisel,
an iron fork, several spindle whirls, bones of oxen, sheep and
deer, and quantities of oyster sheUs, weire found in an aA-
pit about ap feet deep ; ekiee by three fitagmenta of hand
milk were dug up, and there was also a square bath with a
long drain. William Angerstein esq. Of Wcetin?- Hall,
Brwidon, Norfolk, is lord of the manor and sole lanao-wner.
ChamberliA Riehard, miller (water)
Cooper Charles, poulterer '
Dixon David, wheehfright
Laurence Rev. Perceval k.a. [rector]
Abraham John, farmer, Otby house
Bailsy Maria (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Cartwright Sarah Martha( Mrs.). farmer
WAIiMSQATE is a parish, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Llndsey, Hill hundred and petty sessional
diviaon, Louth union «nd county court district, 6f miles
south-east from Louth, 8 north-west from Alford and 3J
south-West' from Anthorpe station on' the- East Lincirin-
shiic-railf^ay. The church' Was destroyed ^nahy ^^rs
aeo, but the site can still be traced. The register is In-
cluded in that - sf Burwell. The hving is a - diapelry,
annexed to the rectory of Muckton and the vicarage of
Burwell, the church of which latter parish is used by
the inhabitants of Walmsgate. Walmsgate Hall, the seat
of Thomas Yorke Dallas- Yorke esq. d.l., j.p. is a handsome
DallaS'Yorke Thomas Yorke s.i.., J.p. Walmsgate hall ..
The -old matMr btiCfM ft noip npreseilt«3 onQr by part Of an
old wall, built iMo a 'wfaeel'wright's house, and portions of
thefesse which' smtonnded- it.- The soil is vtfrious ; aubsoQ,
elay, sand and chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and turnips.' The area, including Risby and Otby, ia
3,592 acres^ rateable value, ;£3,994; the population in 1881
iras 333.
Rasr 'u One mile tonth-east|and Otby one'mile north.
- Parish Clerk, Joteph Dixon.
Post Officb. — Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon, receiver. Letters
arrive at 8.10 a.m.; dispatched at 4.45 p.m. Letters
through Market Rasen. Claxby is the nearest money
order office ; ' Market Rasen the nearest telegraph oMce
National School,' built in 1854, for 60 children ; average
attendance, 35 ; Mrs. Fanny Francis, mistress
CaBBisB.~-WilUam Watkinson, to Market Basen, tnes.; to
Caistor, sat
HusgraveOothorp, farmer, The Grange
Musgrave William, farmer, Walesby ho
Nelson John Bostock, farmer
Tatty Benpett, shopkeeper
Watkinson William, farmer & carrier
Lacy Blark, fanner
Longden Edward, blacksmit^
Lusby TClliairi, bricklayer
modem mansion, sorrannded by trees, pleasantly situated
on an eminence of the Wolds, commanding some extensive
views of the surroundingcountry. Thomas Yorke Dallas-
Yorke esq. d.l., i.f. who is lord of the manor, and Wastel
Briscoe esq. are the principat landowners. The soil is clay
and chalk ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats, beans and turnips. The area is 920 acree;
rateable value, ;f 953 ; the popuhttion in 1881 was 73.
tetters through Louth, which ia the nearest money order
& telegraph office
The children of this place attend the school at Burwell
Langley John, fanner
WAIiXHAK is a parish,'large village, with a station ij
miles north-east from the village, on the East Lincolnshire
railway, 'within the parliamentary borough of Great
GrimsDy, in the Northern division of the county parts of
Lindsey, Bradley Haverstoe wapentake and petty sessional
division, Caistor union, county court district of Grimsbj',
rural deanery of Grimsby No. s, archdeaconry of Stow and
diocese of Lincoln, 133 miles from London, and 3^ south
from Great Grimsby. The chttrch of All Saints is an
ancient fabric of the Early English period, consisting of
cinncel, nave, aisles and a tower 'wtth part^iet of latcrr
date^' obntaining 3 bells : the church was thoroughly
restored in 1867 uid 1874, -when the building -was new
roofed, 'with a groined ceiling, and reseated ; a vestry was
also erected on the north side of tiie chancel, on the site of
the former one : the ancient sedilia and double piscina
remain on the' south side of the chanoel and there are other
piscinae at the east end of both aisles : the stwned east win-
dow is a memorial to the Rev. Thomas Still Basnett, 23
years rector of Waltham, who died February 13, 1865 ; and
to Mrs. Elizabeth Whelpton, late of this parish, who died
iith December, 1859 : the tower had originally a groined
stone ceiling, which 'was replaced by a sinmsr one of wood,
owing to the insecurity of one of the angles: in 1867, a
slab 'was found in the nave 'with effigies of Johanna Walt-
ham (who died March 37, 1430) and her son and daughter :
is 1S49 an inscribed brass, cracked in half and loosened
fnnn^e stone, Was discovered under the boards of a pew in
the north aisle, bearing the legend : — " Hie jacent Johannes
et Margareta uxor ejus quondam pater et mater Johannis
Walthun, Samm Episcopi quorum animabus prOpicietur
Dens. Amen." John WaltiiKn, whose parents are buried
bare, ma master of the Rolls in 138a, eonaeerated twenty-
sixth Bishop of Samm in 1388, afterwards Keeper of the
Privy Seal and Lord High Treasurer of England, ' and died
in 1395 : the King, Richard II. " mortem ejus gravissimc
tnlit, et in amoris testimonium " commanded the body of
John de Waltham to be interred near the tomb of King
Ed'ward I. in Westminster Abbey : no record of his parent-
age or place of birth was known to exist before tfa* accidental
FBIVATB taslDBHTB.
Annin^n Miss
Beatnifie Mrs
Bond Miss
Cheeaeman Ed'ward
Oansaen Rev. John Ad> ic>i., i.v.
[rector]
Heinbrongh John William
Hnnsley Sicbaid
KrkWsa
Kirk Samuel Wharton
Sanderson Miss
Soomes Arthur, Waltham Old hall
Shar|dey Ber. William [VVesleyan]
COMllSItCIAL.
AUinson William, wheelwright & joiner
Anderson James, boot & oaoe maker,
Poet office
AnningsoD Stamper, larmer,Greenland
jitldnson Joseph, fanner
Austin Oeoige, fCing's Head p.b
Bprmui Charles Edward, vet. surgeon
Brocklebank Thomas, farmer
Cheeseman Robert, brick maker
Cheeseman Thomas Robinson, fjurmer
CUrk John, baker
Cdbeck George, mar)ist gardener
Colbrook Betts, shoe maker
discovery of this brass.: the north aisle 'was rebuilt in 1873
by Bushell Anningson esq. at a cost of nearly ;£300. There
axe sittings for 300 persons.' The register dates from the
year 1561. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value from
380 acres of glebe, £SSO with residence, in the gift of the
Crown, and held since 1865 by the Rev. John Ash Gaussen
M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin J.P. The rectory house,
rebuilt in 1836, is a large mansion in the Elizabethan style.
'Here are Wesleyan and Primitive Metliodist chapels ; and a
Temperance Hall, capable of holding 200 persons. Walt-
ham Grove is the property of Peter Eerslake Seddon esq. J.P,
Lieut.-CDl. of 1st Volunteer Battalion of the Lincolnshire
Regiment. Bushell Anningson esq. is lord of the manor.
Wiuiam Henry Parkinson esq. Col. George Tomline D.i,.,
J.F. of Riby, Miss Phillipson and Lient.-Gol. P. K. Seddon,
are principal landowners. The soil is clay and silt ; subsoil,
clay. The chief arape are wheat, barley, oats, turnips and
seeds. The area is 3,464 acres ; rateable value, ^^4, 66^ ; the
population in 1881 'was 704.
Post, Monkt ObdEb tc Tblkobaph Officb & Savings
Bank.— Barnes Anderson, receiver. Letters arrive from
Great Grimsby at 7.5a.m:lc i p.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m
InsdhawCb Aoent. — Royal Farmers' & General, J. Green,
Belvoir Castle, (Jranttiam' ' '
SCHOOU : —
National (mixed), built in '1868; at a cost of nearly ;r8oo,
on a site given by the late Dr. Parkinson of Ravendale,
& valued at;ftoo; it 'will hold 103 children ; average
attendance, 80 ; k is supported by voluntary contribu-
tions; the buildings inehide a tower with clock ; Robert
Chilton, mastier
Wesleyan (mixed), built in 1858, at a cost of ;£743, for
150 children, 'with an average attendance of 70, k
supported by voluntai7 eontribations ; Miss Chandler,
mistress
Railway Station, William Mountain, station master
Carkibbs to: —
Griusbt — Samuel Gntteridge, Hewson Honsman k
William Smith, daily ' .
Louth — William Smiths Wednesday
Cooper John, rope & twine maker ; k
' at HuU
Coolson George, plumber t glaaer
Davis John y/tBtBy, farmer
Enderby Fanny (Mrs. ), dress maker
Evison Wm. chemist, grocer & draper
Faulding Robt. saddler & harness ma
Fletcher Thomas, farmer
Fulford John, blacksmith
Ooodband Robert, grocer
Gray George (exors. of), fellmonger
k brmer
Gutteridge Samuel, carrier
Hall Alfred, tailor
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700 WALTHAM.
Hembrough John WQliam, snr^n k I
medical officer jc public raecinstor,
Waltham district, Caiitor onion
Hockney Joseph, bricklayer
HogrgJsph.steam thrashing mach. prop
Hoosman Heirson, carrier
Housman John William, butcher
Kemp John, butcher
Kemp William, tailor
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Kirk Robert, farmer k cattle dealer,
Bamoldby road
Markham George, brickbyer k fanner
Markham John, cattle dealer k farmer
Mawer Ann (Mrs.), apartments
Patchell Jacob, market gardener
Richardson Robert, former
Rickard John Mantel, shopkeeper
Saonderson Walter Jas. miller k baker
[k&llt's
Smith William, carrier k former
StrawBon Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer.
The Orange
Taylor Wm. steam thrashing machine
proprietor
Topliss Thomas, draper k grocer
White John, veterinary snrgeon
White Thomas, blacksmith
Wright Alfd. carpenter k vheelwright
WASHUfOBOBOTJOHisalarge Tillage, parish and
station on the Lincoln and Boston railway, situated on the
south bank of the navigable river Witnam, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Kesteven, the second division
of Langoe wapentake, anion and county court district of
Lincoln, rural deanery of Longoboby, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles east from Lincoln. The church
of St. John the Evangelist is a large and handsome building
of stone, partly in the Monnan style, comprising chancel,
nave, aisles and western tower, containing a clock and 6
bells : in 1859 this church was thoroughly restored, chiefly
at the expense of the late Rev. H. W'. Sibthorpe, then
rector, to whom a memorial window has been placed in this
church : the nave and south aisle were then new roofed
and the church generally repaired and lefltted : there is
another stained window erected by the present rectpr to his
mother : and several more have been placed as memorials
to Mrs. Coupland, Mr. Jaques and to the Rudgard family,
Mr. W.Pearson, late carrier of Washingborough,by his widow,
and one by the rector to an old servant : the font is a fine
example of Xorman work. The register, including Heigh-
ington, dates from the year 1565. The Uving is a rectory,
with Heighington annexed, joint yearly value ;^i,30o with
residence, in the gift of and held since 1866 by the Rev.
John Dudding ll.m. of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. The
Free Methodist chapel, erected m 1857, is now lued as a
Sunday school. A new chapel was built in 1883. The
poor of WashingbOTOugh and Heighington have about jf lao
a year distributed amongst them, derived from a farm, and
consols left by Sir Edward Clarke ; they have also rent-
charges amounting to about ;fiao, left in 1701 by Sir
Edward Clarke, for the purpose of apprenticing boys be-
longing to the parish of Washingborough and township of
Heighington, £i of which is paid to the master of Heighing-
ton school. There are other charitable donations, amount-
ing to about jf 10, which are distribnted to the poor in bread.
Richard Coupland Bergne-Coupland esq. i>.i~, '.P. of
Skellingthorpe Hall, Lincoln, who is lord of the manor, the
Sibthorp family, the rector and Messrs. Rudgard, are the
principal landowners. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, lime-
stone. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The
area of the parish is 4,791 acres and of Washingborough
only 3,300; rateable value, ^£8,143, and with Heighington,
;f 13,557 ; the population in 1881 was — of the township 739^
and that of the parish 1,476. Heighington will bo toand
under a separate heading.
Parish Clerk, Frank Walker.
Letters tbroogh Lincoln by foot post. Wall Lettkb Box
cleared at 5 p.m. week days only. Lincoln is the nearest
money order k telegraph office
Relieving Officer for Louth District & Registrar of Births k
Deaths for Lincohi, S. W. Sub-District, Frank Roberts
Schools : —
A School Board of 5 members was fonned in 1876 for the
United District of Washingborough k Heighington; T.
Cook, Louth park, Lincoln, clerk to the board ; William
Cooper, attendance officer
Board School, in which is merged the Free Infants' school,
endowed by Timothy Pyke k R. Enre in 1737 ; Miss F.
Brown, mistress. This parish also shares in the benefits
of the Free Qrammar Scnool at Heighington
Railway Station, Richard Cheffings, station master
Cakdieb to Lincoln. — Charles Briggs, to k from Wash-
inpiboroagh, men. wed. fri. Jc sat. ; Atkin Ash, toes.
fn. & sat
Cartois Mrs. Manor house
Dndding Rev. John ll.x. [rector]
Firbank Mrs. The Old house
McDonald Mrs
NichoUs Albrn Corrie
North William
Peck Francis
Seymour Mrs
Shuttleworth Mrs
Wells Joseph
COmlBBCIAI..
Applewhite Christopher, batcher
Ash Atkin, shopkeeper
Clark Jonathan, wheelwright
Cooling Jane (Hra.), shopkeeper
Flear Wilson, blacksmith
Oreen Charles, Banter's Leap p.h
Green William, builder
Green Jane (Mrs.), baker
Oresham Joseph, farmer
Harvey Henry, farmer
Herd Robert, farmer
Kettleborongh Richard, boot maker
Marshall Martha (Mrs.), beer retailer
Marshall William, fanner
Marshall William, tailor
Pask Tom, farmer
Panlger Frederick, Ferry Boat P.R
Roberts Frank, relieving ofBoer for
aoalh district k registrar of births k
deaths for Lincoln south-west sub-
district
Robinson Cooper, grocer
Walker David, farmer
Whitehead Sarah (Mrs.), butcher
Wright Thomas, farmer
WEIiBOTT&NE is a village and parish, situate on the
Cliff road, extending westwaM to the river Brant and east-
ward to the Roman road. Ermine street, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Kesteven, Higher division of Boothby
Graffoe wapentake, Sleaford petty sessional division, union
and county court district, rural deanery of Longoboby, and
arch4eaconry and diocese of Lincoln, one mile north from
the Leadenhum station of the Great Northern railway, Lin-
coln and Grantham line, and 13 miles south from Lincoln.
The church of St. Chad is a handsome baikling of stone, in
the Early English, Late Decorated and Perpendicular styles,
consisting of modern chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, south
porch and a western tower, with a richly docketed spire,
supported by flying buttresses: the tower is quite plain,
with four pinnacles, and contains 4 bells : the most at-
tractive feature of the church is the south porch, which has
canopied and crocketed buttresses, and is of excellent design ;
the chancel was rebuilt in 1854 : the church is in need of
restoration. The register dates from the year 1561. The living
is a rectory, gross yearly value ;^550 including 336 acres of
glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees of the late Hon. A.
L. MelriKe, and held since 1867 by the Rev. Frederick Abel
Leslie Melville u./l. of Trinity College, Cambridge. There
is a Wesleyan chapel here, built in 1839. The manor boose
is the seat of William RolUson esq. who is lord of the manor.
The principal landowners are Lieut. -Col. John Reeve D.I..,
j.p. of Leadenham house, Grantham, Ralph Henry Cbria-
topher Nevile esq. J.P., d.l. of Wellingore Hall, Gnm-
tham, and Messrs. E. Burtt and Richard Rossington. The
soil is a fine strong loom, heath and stifi clay ; subsoil,
shale and day. The diief crops are wheat, barley, turnips
and seeds. The area is 3,270 acres ; rateable value, jf 5,730 ;
the population in 188 1 was 550.
Parish Clerk, William Allen.
Post Office. — Thomas Robertson, receiver. Letters from
London arrive from Grantham, by mail cart, at 8.150.111.
k dispatched at 4.30 p.m. Letters arrive from Lincoln at
4.30 p.m. k dispatched at 8. 15 a.m. The nearest money
order k telegraph office is at Leadenham
Parochial School (mixed), built b^ the late Countess of
Buckingham k enlarged in 1884 ; it is chiefly supported by
subscription ; William Dunbar, master
Cabbieb. — James Walker, to Newark, every wed. ; to Un-
coln, every fri. returning the same days
Allen Robert Marshall, The Hall
Fowler Mrs
Melville R»v. Frederick Abel Leslie m.a.
[rector]. The Rectory
Mitton Robert, jon
Rollison William, Manor boose
COMMESaAL.
Allen Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker
Burtt Edward, fanner & landowner
Burtt Joseph John, farmer
Charlesworth William, stone mason
Claricoats Richar.l, boiot JC shoe miUcer
Clawson William, Uacksmith
Crosby George, shopkeeper
Donghty George, beer retailer
Garton Thomas, farmer
Graves Thomas, bhtcksmith
Lamb William, farmer
Lamb William Thomas, farmer
Lincoln Equitable Co-operative
dnstrial Society Limited
Minnitt Henry, former
Mitton Robert, Jan. fanner
Morley Richard Mewcomb, former
Musson Thomas, wheelwright
Muxlow James, former
In-
Ogden Henry, Joiner's Arms p.h
Pogson Cathbert, grocer, draper, boot
k shoe warehouse, k flour dealer
PogsonSasonnahRebecca(Mrs. ), milliner
Randall William, boot k shoe maker
Robertson Thomas, tailor, k post office
Rossington Richard, farmer k landownr
Shepherd Thomas, horse dealer
Toimard Charles, farmer
Walker James, carrier
Wilson John, shoe maker
Wright Herbert, wheelwright
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DIRECTORY.]
LINCOLNSHIEE.
WELLIR60RE.
roi
WXIiBT u a parish, in the Sonthem diTision of the
county, parts of Eesteven, in Winntbri^gs and Three wapen-
take, Spittlegate petty sessional division, Grantham union
and county court district, rural deanery of Grantham north,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The village U
pleasantly situated in a vale 4^ miles east-by-north from
Grantham. The church of St. Bartholomew is a fine
building of stone in the Early English and Perpendicular
styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays,
north aisle and a tower with broach spire containing 3 bells :
in 1873 the chancel was rebuilt and the north aisle extended,
at a cost of about ^450 : an organ was erected at the same
time, at a cost of ^ 140. The register dates from the year
1569. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;f6so, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1867 by
the Fev. William Armetriding Frith m.a. of Worcester
College, Oxford. Here is a Wesle}-an chapel, erected in
1866. A school and four almshouses, for as many poor
persons, were founded in 1780 by William Welby esq. who,
by his will, recommended lus son, the late Sir W. E. Welby
and the succeeding lords of the Denton estate, to pay ^^lo
yearly to the schoolmaster for teaching la poor children af
Welby : the Rev. William Dodwell, in i8a4, bequeathed to
Frith Rev. William Armetriding H.A.
[rector]
COXHEBCIAI..
Avery William, farmer, Swallowfield
Baxter Tennant, wheelwright & shpkpr
Dawson Robert, grazier
Ellis Rd. John, farmer, Welby pasture
Elgton Ann (Mrs. ), grazier
Elston Rebecca (Mrs.), grazier
WBXfli is a pleasant village and parish, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsey, Wold division of the hun-
dred of Calceworth, Alford petty sessional division, Spilsby
union and county court district, rural deanery of Calce-
worth No. 3, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, one
mile and a half sonth-by-west from Alford station and 133
from London. The chnrch of St Margaret, situated on a
woody eminence in Well Vale park, is a structure of brick,
in a Modern Classic style, and has i bell. The register
dates from the year 1649. 1^ living is a dischar^^ed
rectory, consolidated with the vicarage of Claxby, tithe
rent-charge £409, joint gross yearly value ^^450 including
33 acres of glebe, in the gift of Miss Constance Nisbet-
Hamilton, and held since 185a by the Rev. Richard Parker
M.A. of Corpus Christi college, (^mbridge, who resides at
Claxby. A nne spring rises within the parish and discharges
itself into the sea at Anderby Creek. Near here, in 1725,
two nms were found, containing some hundreds of Roman
Bentley P. A. Well vale I Cartwright George,
Budibent George, farmer I
WELLING OBE, anciently Willingore, i.e. the High-
land (a.-s.) Ofer, on which the Wealingas or Welle family
settled, is a large and populous village and parish, pleasantly
situated on the Cliff road, commanding extensive views of
the sarrounding country : it is in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, Higher division of Biwthby
Graffoe wapentake, Sleaford union, county court district
and petty sessional division, rural deanery of Longoboby,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 10 miles sout.t> from
Lincoln, one mile and a half south from Navenby station and
10 miles north-west from Sleaford. The church of All Saints,
erected in the thirteenth centur}', is a small building of the
Transitional, Early and Late Decorated and Perpendicular
periods, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, porch
and a western tower with stunted spire, containing 3 oells,
each of which has an inscription ; the earliest dates from the
fifteenth century and the others from 1613 and 1787'Tespcc-
tively : the chancel retains Transitional piscina and Norman
sedilia in good preservation (c, 1 160) and has a low window
on the sooth side ; the benches have good poppy bead ends :
the font is a curious example of coarse Rectilinear work : in
the north aisle is an altar-tomb with the alabaster effigies of
a knight in armour and his lady, supposed to represent
Richard de Bnslingthorpe and Isabella (St. George), his wife,
throogh whom he acquired the manor of Wellingore : there
is a mural monument to one of the Wingflelds, 1575, and a
brass to a member of the Ellis family, 1637 : the church
was restored and enlarged by the vestry in 1878, probably
on site of an older church. The register dates from the
year 1653, and mentions the Fire of London, 1666, and the
'* extirpation " by a hurricane of Boothby church the same
year. The churchwardens' accounts go back to 1660, and
nave some curious entries. The living is a discharged
vicarage, net yearly value .if 306 with residence, and inclnd-
iog atwnt 103 acres of glebe land, in the gift and pecniiar
jurisdiction of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, and held
since 1877 by the Rev. John Femia 1I.A. of Emmanuel
this parish jf 1,608 IIS. 6d. £3 per Cent. Bank Annuities
for the benefit of the poor ; the yearly dividend is dispensed
as follows : /15 to the schoolmaster for the education of
six boys andsix girls ; jf lo for apprenticing a poor boy ;
and the remainder is mstribnted in clothing to the poor
parishioners. Sir William Earle Welby-Gregory bart. D L.,
J. p. of Denton Hall, is lord of the manor and owner of the
soil. The soil is crecch land ; subsoil, stony. The chief
crops are wheat, barle.v, oats and turnips. The area is
3,661 acres ; rateable value, ^^3,358 j the population in 1881
was 390.
Parish Clerk, Robert Cheetham.
Post Ofticb. — Mrs. Betsy Matthews, receiver. Letters
through Grantham, which is the nearest money order &
telegraph ottice, arrive at 3.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.15
p.m. week days only
School (mijced), built in 1869, for 70 children, with an aver-
age attendance of [59 & supported by subscriptions,
school pence & government grant : 6 boys & 6 girls (as
before mentioned) are educated free ; Mrs. Mabel Crutch-
ley, mistress
Carriers to Gbanthau. — Abraham Johnson, mon. wed. &
sat. Rsdshaw & Longland both pass through, wed. & sat
Fisher Sarah (Mrs.), farmer I Kirk William, Red Lion p.h. & shoe ma
Freeman Plnmmer John, fanner. The I >Iatthews John William, harness maker
Lodge
Gascoine William, Waggon & Horses
P.H. is baker
Johnson Abraham, carrier
King Thomas Kemp, farmer
Kirk John, coal dealer
Kitchen Thomas, beer retailer, butcher
k farmer
Moulds Bridget (Mrs.), farmer
Rawlins Thomas, blacksmith
ShariH! Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Smith John Joseph, farmer
Watson John, farmer. Manor house
Watson William John, farmer
Wells Richard, farmer, The Heath
Wright Ann (Mrs.), grazier
coins. Well Vale, formerly the seat of the Dashwood
family, was purchased by Robert Adam Christopher esq.
and is now the residence of P. A. Bentley esq. : it is a
spacious mansion, delightfully situated in a romantic and
well- wooded valley and surrounded by a park of 170 acres,
which contains a lake. Miss Constance Nisbet-Harailton is
lady of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is clay and
marl ; subsoil, same. The chief crops are wheat, birley,
oats and turnips. The area is i,566a. ib. 33?. ; ratciblc
value, ;f 1,788 ; the population in 1881 was 134.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Overton.
Letters through Alford, the nearest money order & telegraph
office
National School (mixed) for the parishes of Well, Rigsby,
Ulceby & Claxby, for 84 children; average attendance,
50 ; & supported by Miss Constance Nisbet-Hamilton &
by a government grant ; Miss Hannah Eleanor Brown,
mistress
farmer I Parr William Osbonm, farmer
College, Cambridge. The Dean and Chapter of Lincoln are
appropriators of the rectory and hold 47a acres of land,
allotted at the enclosure in lieu of the great tithe?. Here is
a Wesleyan chapel. The poor have a yearly rent-charge of
£4, and the interest of ^f 30 bequeathed to them in 1654 by
the late Edmund Ellis es ]. In the centre of the village arc
some remains of an ancient cross of the fourteenth centur}'.
Hill House is the residence of Robinson Hilton esq. and com-
mands a flne view of the adjacent country. The Hall, the
seat of Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile esq. d.l., j.p. is a
large mansion pleasantly situated. The liandsome Catholic
chapel, attached to The Hall, was burnt down on Sunday
afternoon, June 33nd, 1884 : it hod been erected two or three
years previously, at a cost of about £7,000, and a splendid
organ >vas placed therein, which cost 800 guine^isi the
public were allowed access to the chapel, and a shori senncc
hod been held there in the morning. The principal land-
owners are Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile esq. j.p. who
is lord of the manor, and Lt.-Col. John Reeve d.l., j.p. of
Leadenham House, Grantham. The soil is a light loam ;
subsoil, shale. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips
and seeds. The area is 2,964 acres ; rateable value, ;f 5,787 ;
the population in 1881 was 790.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Armstead.
Post Officb. — Henry Ingham, postmaster. Letters from
London arrive through Grantham, by mail coach, at 8.35
a.m. & dispatched at 4.20 p.m. Letters arrive from Lin-
coln at 3.30 p.m. & dispatched at 8.40 a.m. The nearest
money order office is at Navenby
Insdramce Aobmt. — Royal Farmers' & General, H. Ingham
National School, supported by subscriptions tc a government
grant ; John Holmes, master
Cabiueus to ! —
LtNCOLM — Alwood, mon. tnes. thurs. fri. & aat. ; Watchorn,
toes, k (ri
Nkwabx — W. Watchorn, wed
Sleafobd— W. Watchorn, moa
Digitized by VjOOQIC
702 WELLtNGOHE.
Femie Ber. John h.a. [Tiear]
HQton Bobinaon, Hill hoiue
Nevile BaJph Henry Chrutopher j.F.
The HaU
Tompson Bev. James Richard Datton
[vicar of Temple Bmer]
COMKBBCIAI.
Aram Bichard, blacksmith
Barnes Jolm, farmer
Beecham Joaeph, farmer
Boor John, Marquis of Granby p.H
Burtt Walter, artificial manure, com k
coal merciumt
Covel William, blacksmith '
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Davson Bobert, ironmonger
Donaon Thomas, tailor
Gtrayson William SamL grocer, draper
& shoe maker
Hayvard William, farmer
Heane George, miller ft farmer
Hilton Bobinson, farmer
InghamHenry.pharmaceutical chemist,
& agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine &
spirit merchants, Post office
Kemp Mary (Mrs. ), shopkeeper
Liddgett John, farmer
Milner William, shoe maker ,& registrar
of births t deaths for Leadenham
■ulvdistrict
[kBLLT*8
HiKiiigton John, oarpenter
Mitton William, farmer
Fask John, Trheelvright
Preston Lucy (Miss), shopkeeper
Boose John, shopkeeper
Scott Samoel (exors. of), fanner
Snow Henry, farmer
Thomas Jolm, wheelwright, k depot}-
registrar of births £ deaths for
LMdenham sub-district
Watchorn William, carrier
Watson John, collar & harness maker k,
grocer
WSlows Mary (Mrs.), baker
WEIiTON-by-liIN'OOLII' is a krge village and pariah,
in the Mid dirisTon of the county, parts of Lindsey, Lawress
wapentake, union and county court district of Lincoln, rural
deanerj- of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Lincoln, 6 miles north-north-east from Lincoln and 3}
miles from Snelland station on the Manchester, Sheffield and
Lincolnshire Bailway The church of St. Mary is a building
in the Early English and Decorated styles and consists of
chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled western tower with
pinnacles ; the nave was reseated and the gallery removed
m the year 1876; there are three stained inndows in the
ships each of not less than £t yearly, tenable at the
parish elementary school and to be awarded in equal shares
to boys and girls who are and have bean for at least tkree
years in such school, ^^40, in maintaining two exhibitiona of
£xt each, yearly, tenaible for four yean at any place of
education, higher than elementary, approvml by the
Governors, to be awarded to girls who are and have been
for at least three years in the Welton elementary school :
the school does not, however, receive the full benefit of
this scheme until such time as the pensions, now payable
to the late masters of the Blue Coat school, cease to be paid.
chsncei,besides several memorial windows. There are sittings The Countess of Warwick left j^io yearly to the vicar of
for 350 persons. The register of baptisms dates from the
year 15&1; marriages, 1568 ; burials, 1575. The living is a
vicarage, gross yearly value ;£'40o, from 269 acres of glebe, in
the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln and the lessees of the Pre-
ben&ries of Welton Westhall, Welton Beckball and Welton
Bivall, and held since 1882 by the Bev. William De Foe Baker
M. A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. In 1863 a number of
very early graves, supposed to be Bkkxon, were discovered
here on the site <k an ok} chapel cemetery. Here are Wes-
leyan, Primitive Methodist and Reformed Wesleyan chapels.
The parish was entitled to send 11 boys to the Blue Coat
school, or Christ's Hospital, in Lincoln, originally founded ' value, ;f 5,381 ; the population in 1881 was 682
by Dr. Smith, of Welton, who were fed, clothed and ap- | Rylahd is a hamlet, half a mile north-east.
prenticed from the Hospital funds. By the new scheme of ! Post Office. — William Pollard, receiver. Letters from
the Charity Commissioners for Christ's Hospital School four 1 Lincoln, which is the nearest telegraph office, arrive at
exhibitions of £35 yearly will be open to scholars of Welton I 8.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.10 p.m. The nearest money
elementary school and tenable at the Lincoln Middle School ; I order office is Scothern
the amount of each exhibition is to be applied, first to the ' Parochial School (mixed k infants) (mixed), rebuilt in 1857,
payment of tuition fees, then for his maintenance and I for 80 children ; average attendance, 53 ; infants' school,
benefit ; also under the same scheme the sum of /50 > built in i8a6, for 60 children ; average attendance, 31 ;
Welton for dehvering a lecture in the church every Sunday
evening. The poor of the parish have about ,£34 distri-
buted amongst them yearly in clothes or money, from
Cust's. Camm's and other charities. The Prebendaries and
Ernest Bichard Charles Cust esq. d.l. of Arthingworth,
Northants, are the lords of the manor. Ernest Bichard
Charles Gust (esq. D.h. Edward Weston Cracroft-Amcotts
esq. of Hackthom and Mrs. Westall are the principal
landowners. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, oolite in the upper,
clay in the lower part of the parish. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and oats. The area is 3,751 acres ; rateabk
yearly is to be paid to the Welton Christ's Hospital endow-
ment fund and under the Welton scheme is to be applied
by the Governors as follows : — ;f 10 in maintaining scholar-
Baker Bev. WuL De Foe M.A. [vicar]
Bates Mra
Cater Gervace
Coney James
Dawson Mrs
Elsom William
Boper Bobert
COMMBBCIAL.
Blanshard AJam, farmer
Blanshard Thomas (Mrs. t, farmer
Bonner George, boot maker
Booth Alfred, carrier
Boulton Moses, bricklayer
Brownlow William, wheelwright
Cabonrn Joseph, farmer
Carter Robert, market gardener
Codling Charles, tailor
Coney Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Coney John, farmer
Coujie Astin, surgeon ; & at Langworth
Crfwsby John, farmer
Dady John, tailor
Dawber George, farmer
Dawson Charles, miller (wind) k farmr
Deane Samuel Bobert, surgeon
Dickinson Susannah (Mrs.), farmer,
CBff
Eddison William Scott, relieving officer,
North district, & registrar of births
& deaths for Lincoln Norih East sub-
district
Freeman Zachariah, cattle dealer
Gilbert Augustus William Medley,
sporting dog breeder
Gilbert William, harness maker
Hammond George, shoe maker
Hard wick Wm. carpenter k wheelwright
Higgingbotham George, fanner
Holmes John Henry, grocer
Kirby Thomas, farmer
Kirke Fred Armstrong, veterinary snrg
Knowles Edward, farmer, Cliff
Morris Thomas, farmer. Cliff
William Thomas Scott, master ; Miss Husbands, mistress
C.\BRiBBs. — Alfred Booth, to Lincoln, mon. wed. fri. ^sat. ;
Edward Smith, to Lincoln, mon. k fri
Naylor John William, carpenter
Nicholson William, shopkeeper
Picksley Bobert, farmer
PoUard William, grocer k butcher, &
post office
Pnestley Henry, farmer
Boe Joseph, farmer
Boper Robert, inland revenue oiHcer
Simpson George, Black Bull p.R
Smart Wm. market gardener, Ryland
Smith George, bricklayer
Storr Alfred, plumber
Stovin George, farmer, Cliff
Stovin Joseph Newburn, owner of steam
cultivating engines, traction engines,
thrashing machines &c. ; also coal
merchant
Thistlewood William, shopkeeper
Wilson George, farmer
Wilson James, Uacksmith
Wright William, baker
WSLTON - IN - THi: MABSH is a viUa^ and
parish, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lmdsey,
Wold division of the Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby petty
sessional division, union and county court district,
Candleshoe rural deaner>- No. i, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles east-north-east from Spilsby, a
north from Burgh station, on the East Lincolnshire branch
of the Great Northern railway which passes through the
parish. The church of St. Andrew, erected in 1793, is a
building of stone and brick, consisting of chancel, nave
and a massive western tower with fonr pinnacles and con-
taining I bell. The register dates from the year 1558.
The living is a vicarage, consoHdated with Gunby St. Peter,
tithe rent-charge ;^i4S, joint gross yearly value ;^330,
including 133 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift, of
C. L. Massingberd esq. j.f. and held since 1871-by the Rev.
William Maxwell Smith. There is a Congregational chapel
and a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, rebuilt in 1874. In 1726
Mr. Thomas Ingram left a yearly rent -charge of los. which
is distributed annually at Easter in broad among the pour
parishioners. The poor's allotments, awarded at the
enclosure, comprise nearly 5 acres, which are occupied by
34 labourers, rent free. Lime is burnt here. The Barones.^
Willoughby de Eresby, who is lady of the manor, the Bev.
Bichaid George Walls 11.A., j.p. rector of Firsby and Great
Steeping, and Charles langton Massingberd esq. j.p. d
Gunby, are the principal landowners. The soil is mostly
clay ; subsoil, clay and a little chalk. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is a,6oo acres :
rateable value, ;£'3,339; the population in 1881 was 375.
BooTHBY is a small Hamlet, about a mile east. The Bev
Richard George Walls u.A., j.p. has a pleasant seat here,
called Boothby Hall, in the grounds of which is a small
lake.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Kirkham.
Digitized by
Googh
J^IRECTORT.]
LINGOLNSBISE.
WESTOir. 703
Iietten thronffh SpOsby. The nearest nxaaey order ft
telegraph omcea are at Spilsby & Burgh. FIllab Box
cleared at 11.30 a-m. week daya only
National School (mixed), for 70 <mildren,with average attend-
Smith Rev. William MaxireU [vicar], | Brooks Charles, fanner, BootUby
Welton honae ~
Walla Hev. Hichard George
Boothbyhall
COHXEKCIAL.
Bird Oeorg^, irheelwright
Blakey Samnel, ahoe maker
Bowens WiUiap)^ blacksmitb
Bnrgess John, baker
Bnsh Henry, brmer
Bnah Thomas, blacksmith
Bush William, butcher & farmer
Gheales Jonathan, miller (vrind)
Crow Frederic, Wheel p.h. & brewer
Cutforth Walter, farmer
WELTOXr-ZiS-WOIiB is a'pleasant village and parish,
in the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
Wold division of the hundred and petty sessional division of
Louth Eake, union and county court district of Uonth, rural
deanery of Louth Eske and Ludborough No. 3, archdeaconry
of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles west from Louth
station and navigation. The church of St. Martin is an
ancient building of stone in the Gothic style, consisting of
chancel, nave, north aisleand a tower of the fourteenth cen-
tury containing 3 bells : it was repaired and enlarged in
1838, and rebuilt in iSjo, by the late Rev. E. W. Hughes.
The register dates from the year 1570. The liring is a rec-
tory, tithe rent-charge ;^3, gross yearly value ;^700, includ-
ii>S 473 i^res of glebe, witn residence, in the gift of the
Ijord Chancellor, and held since i88a by the Rev. Willum
Luther Leeman H.A. of Durham University, who is non-
resident, the Rev. George Deverell Richturdson is curate-
in-char^ and resides at the rectory. There are Wesleyan -
Methodist and Free Methodist chapels here ; the former was
built in 1835. At the enclosure six acres of land were
allotted for the repairs of the church, which were increased j
Bichardson Rev. George Deverell
[cnrate-in-oharge]. The Rectory
Vessey John Henry i.r. Welton manor
COHMBBCtja.
Burton Gardine (Mrs.), shopkeeper
WESTBOBOtTOH is a village and parish, on the river
Witham, in the Southern division of the county, ports of
Kesteren, wapentake of Loveden, Grantliam petty sessional
division, Newark union and county court district, rural
deanery of Loveden, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3
miles west from Hougham station, 7 north-west-by-north
from Grantham and 7 south-east from Newark. The
church of AU Saints is a building of stone, chiefly Early
English of the early thirteenth century, consisting of a
chancel, with chapel or sacristy, containing a stone altar,
nave. Decorated north transept, north and south porches
and a tower containing 4 bells : the chancel retains beauti-
ful sedilia and an aumbry : the font is Transition Norman :
near the south porch stands an interesting churchyard cross,
and the wall enclosing the churchyard is coped in part with
tomb stones, one of which has a finely carved floriated cross.
Tlie register including Doddington dates from the year
1564. The living is a rectory, consisting of two medieties :
the one the rectory of Westborough ^rith SheSord, the
Meredith Rev. Richard H.A. [rector]
Arnold Thomas, farmer
Atkinson Robert, farmer
Brewster Ebywood,BlnB Greyhound p.h
WESTOIT (or' Wbstoh St. Mabt) is a pleasant village
and parish, with a station on the Great Northern railway,
i^ miles south from the viIlage,on the road midway between
Spalding and Holbeach, 4 miles east from the former and 4
west from the latter and 97 from London, in the Southern
division of the county, parts of Holland, wapentake of
Elloe, union and county court district of Spalding, misl
deanery of West Elloe, archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln : it is bounded by the river Wclland on the north-
west. The church of St. Mary is a cruciform building, in
wheel-
Chatterton Martin, farmer
Emmerson George Edward,
Wright, & post office
Johnson George, farm bailiff to John
Henry Vessey esq. j.f
Brewster John, carrier
Copley Richard (Mrs.), farmer
Copley Robert, shoe maker & shopkpr
Gilbert James, cowkeeper
anoe of 40 ; & supported by voluntary rate ; George Henry
Taylor, master
Cabbisb.— George Longden, to Alford, tues. ; to Spilsby,
mon
Graves George, farmer
Johnson Henry, farmer
Kirkman Thomas, wheelwright
MackinderJohnWm.farmer,Hanby ball
Horley William, farmer
Butter Gflor|:e, Isrmer
Taylor Washington, farmer
Vessey George William, shopkeeper
in 1864 to 7A. 2B. 20P. by an exchange with the late Rev.
W. Smyth for lands belonging to him on the Warren tarm.
Welton Manor, the seat of John Henry Vessey esq. J. P. is a
handsome modern residence, built by the present owner,
William Henry Smyth esq. M.A., D.I,., J.P. of Elkington
hall, Louth, and John Henry Vessey esq. j.p. of Wdton
Manor, are lords of the manor and principal landowners.
The soil is loam and chalk on a chalk and ^vel subsoil.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area
is 3,529 acres; rateable value, ;f 3,443 ; the population
in 1881 was 334.
Parish Clerk, Robert Reed.
Post Office.-— George Edward Emmerson, receiver. Let-
tors arrive through Louth at 7.30 a.ni. ; dispatched at
5 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is
at Louth
National School (mixed), built in i860 with master's resi-
dence, at a cost of upwards of ;^6oo, for no children ;
average attendance, 50 ; & is supported by voluntary sub-
scriptions & a government grant ; Edward West, master ;
Mrs. Ann West, mistress
SmithsonEverittEirk^armT. Rectory fan
Tninlinson John, blacksmith k shopkpr
Tyson Arm (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Wallis Grantham, farmer
Wilkinson Thomas, boot & shoe maker
other an impropriation, with the vicarage of Dry Dodding-
ton : the latter of the yearly value of ;^76. and the. former
of ;^47o ; joint net yearly value ;f40o with residence, in the
gift of the representative of the late T. H. Barker esq. and
held since 1868 by the Rev. Richard Meredith M-A. of St.
Edmund Hall, Oxford. Here is a Primitive Methodist
chapel. Westborough was a Roman settlement. Many of
the Heron family were buried here ; and in the churchyard
is the pedestal of an ancient cross, and there is another iu
the centre of the village. George Nevile esq. J.P., d.l. of
Stubton hall, Newark, is lord of the manor and prindral
landowner. The soil is strong clay ; subsoil, clay. The
chief crops are wheat, beans and oats. The area is 890
acres ; rateable value, ;£3,968 ; the population in 1881 was
181.
Parish Clerk, Henry Broughton.
Letters by foot post through Grantham arrive 9.30 ; dis-
patched 4.45 ; the nearest money order k telegraph
office is at Long Bennington
Johnson Robert 0. farmer & grazier
Lee William, fanner
Minta Henry, farmer, Grange
Potts John, fanner
value /300 with residence and i4 acres of glebe, in the gift
of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1876 by the Itev.
Edward Manners Sanderson m.a. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. A vicarage house was erected in the year 1867,
and is situated near to the church: the great or rectorial
tithes, ^^970, are the property of Mrs. Harvey, of Spalding.
There are three chapels, two for Free Methodists and one
for Primitive Methodists. The National school nt Weston
Hills is used as a Mission house on Sundays. The chari-
ties amount to about £&o yearly, arising chiefly from
the Transition, Early English, and Later styles, consisting , land, and are distributed in money twice a year. There
of chancel, nave of five boy^ aisles, transepts, south porch i is also a dole of coal distributed by the vicar and
and a western tower in the Perpendicular style, with { churchwardens from money left by the late Misses
embattled parapet and ctocketed pinnacles at the angles . Johnson, of Spalding. The lords of the manors arc —
and containing 3 bells: the chancel is pure and very 1 the trustees of the late Maurice Johnson esq. lords of
good Early English, arcaded on either ^e, and has
three lancets and four slender buttresses at the east
end, the date of erection being about 1286 : there is a
piscina in the south wall : the transept and aisles are
Decorated, eirc. 1350, and the tower was added cire. 1430 :
the font is Transitional, probably that of the foundation :
the lancet windows in the chanoel and others, in the church
are stained,as memorials of Walter Maurice Johnson, twenty-
eight years vicar of the parish, and others : the chnrch was
partially restored in 1858, and in 1863 a new roof was
g laced over the chancel, from designs by the late Sir
Gilbert Scott b.a. : there are sittings for 4^0 persons. The
register dates fnuq the year 1678. The living is a vicarage,
Spalding with its members; steward, C. F. Bonner
esq. Spalding: Lord Boston, who is lord of Moulton
Fitzwalter and a moiety of Dominorum ; steward, C. F.
Bonner esq^ Spalding : and Edward Westwood esq. lord
of Moulton Harington and a moiety of Dominorum ;
steward, George Bradley esq. Castleford, Yorkshire. The
principal landowners are the Duke of Somerset K.G.
Lord Kesteven, the Rev. Edmund Davys m.a. of West
End, Hampstead K. Messrs. H. Everard, Henry Hawkes,
Joseph Campain, T. Seawell, R. Mawby, Alexander
Goodman, William Gedney and the trustees of the late
Isaac Teesdale and T. B. Buckworth esqrs. The soil' is
rich; snbsoil, silt- and day. The chief crops are wheat,
e.>itablished in 1386, tithe rent-charge £163, gross yearly beans, oats, barley, potatoes and pasturage. The area
Digi
izedbyVjUUVlC
704 WESTON.
lincolnbhire:
[keliy's
is 5,389 acres; rateable value, ;^i3, 159; the population in
1 881 iras 846.
Parish Clerk, Pan! Tolson.
Letteb Box cleared at 6.20 p.m. liCtters throngh Spald-
ing. The nearest money order office is at Moolton k
telegraph offlee at Spalding
SCBOOLS ; —
National, Weston village (mixed), erected in 1853, from
Goodale John
Grummitt Miss, Weston hills
Parkinson William, The Villa
Sanderson Rev, Edn-ard Manners M.A
designs of Hr. J. Billing, of Seading, at a cost of
^£850, for ISO children ; 8c supported by volnntary am-
tributions, an endowment k a government gnmt'; Fsnl
Tolson, master
National, Weston hills, erected in 1873, "■*■ * cot of ^£610,
for 75 children ; Mrs. Jane Wilson Deane, mistress
Bailway Station, William Williamson, station master
I vicar]. Vicarage
WuEOD Mrs. Weston hills
COMHKKCUL.
Allen William, farmer
Armstrong Thomas Joseph, farmer
Ashton James, farmer
Atkinson William John, farmer
Bar\reU William, bricklayer
Beeston David, farmer
Bceston William, farmer
Bradford William, farmer
Clayton John, farmer
Cock Joseph Shepperson, farmer
Cordley Amos, farmer
Cordley Ezra, farmer
Cordley George, farmer
Crook Amos, landowner & farmer
D' Alcorn Henri, landowner k farmer
Desborough John, farmer
Diggle Thomas, landowner & farmer
Eg^estone John Francis, farmer
Faulkner William, farmer
Fletcher Robert, farmer k landowner,
Wimbcrley hall
Flint William, landowner
Flint William Henry, fanner
Gedney William, farmer k landowner,
Weston hills
George James Edward, miller (wind),
baker & shopkeeper
Gibson George Atkin, farmer k land-
owner, Weston hills
Gibson James Atkin, farmer
Gillings Edward, farm bailiff to Mr.
Ashton
Goodacre Wm. Bell inn, Weston hills
Gonldin^ John, farmer k landowner
Grummitt Sarah (Mrs.), farmer,
Weston hills
Grummit William, farmer k landowner
Grummitt William, jnn. farmer
Hargrave Thomas, Chequers in»
Harlock James, blacksmith
Harlock James William, farmer
Hutchinson William, shopkeeper
Kitchen Benjamin, farmer
Late James, landowner
Lsxton Thomas, farmer k landowicr
Mackman R. shopkeeper
Mashford William, fanner
Mews William Frederick, fanner
Mumford George, landowner
Paling George, wheelwright
Perkins William, farmer
Pick William, farmer, Weston hilk
Proctor Frederick, farmer
Sindall Henry, farmer, Weston marsh
Snell Elijah Bloomfield, farmer'
Thomazin Bennet, wheelwright i: ta^
penter
Thomazin Garvis, wheelwright, Wes-
ton hills
Webster Boger, farmer
Welboum John, farmer k tai col-
lector
Westmoreland John, farmer
Wiseman John Joseph, farmer & land-
owner, Weston hula
j Wright William, farmer
!
King James, farmer
WHAPLOD£ is a large scattered village and parish, 1 a rent charge on lands called "Haltofts." Also & nnt-
and station on the Spalding and Norwich railway, m the charge of £a las. left by Erasmus Amy to be distributed
ijouthern division of the county, parts of Holland, wapen- | in bread yearly among the poor. Irby hall, now a fann-
take of Elloe, Holbeoch union and county court district, | hoiue, was anciently a seat of the knightly family of lAn.
rural deanery of East EUoe, and archdeaconrv and diocese
of Lincoln, 2 miles west from Bolbeach, and 6 east from
Spalding, on the road from Holbeach to Spalding. The
church of St. Mary is a building of the Norman, Transi-
tional, Earlier English, Late Decorared and Perpendicular
periods, consisting of a chancel, clerestoried nave with seven
bays, aisles, north transept, north and south porches and a
south-east tower containing 5 bells : the chancel arch and
four bays of the nave remain, the rest of the nave, including
the west front, being Transitional: the clerestory of the
nave west of the tower, displays a circular-headed arcading,
pierced at intervals by a plain window of like form ; the
nave has |i total length of no feet, its chief feature
being the west doorway, which exhibits a fine series
of mouldings in four orders : the tower, unusually placed
on the south side of the easternmost compartment of
the south aisle, is a lofty and very striking object : it is
four stages in height, of which the three lowest, belonging
to the original design, are arcaded : the belfry storey has
coupled windows in each face, and above is an embattled
parapet with four short pinnacles and vanes : in the south
aisle is a line altar tomb of stone, bearing the recumbent
effigies of Sir Anthony Irby, 1593, and AUce his wife, 1625 :
on the base of the tomb are the figures of five children
kneeling, and above rises a canopy supported on ten
columns of the Composite order, and adorned with shields
of arms : a new pulpit, from a design by Mr. Fowler, was set
up in 1854 : Roman pottery has been met with in the
churchyard. There are sittings for 500 persons. The
register dates from the year 1559. The living is a vicar-
age, tithe rent-charge £S5o, net yearly value £466, including
2 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the I^ord
Chancellor, and held since 1883 by th^ Rev. John Collin
x.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. The great tithes
belong to Oakham and Uppingham schools, and were com-
muted in 1843 for y^i,6oo. Here are Wesleyan and Primi-
tive Methodist chapels. Almshouses for six poor widows
were built by an ancestor of Lord Boston : two of these
receive lod. a week from a charity left by Sir Anthony Irby.
There are also charities of £/i and £a respectively arising
from a charge on the impropriators of the great tithes, and
I Blaydes George Ingram, boot maker
Bowers Joseph, farmer
Collin Rev John u.A. [vicar]
OOHMBBCIAL.
Alcock Charles Goodwin, wheelwright
Annis Robert, farmer
Ashby Charles, farmer, St. Catherine's
Ashby John Thos. farmer k landowner,
St. Catherine's
Atkin William, farmer
Bell Luke, hair dresser
Biggadike Geo. Old Saracen's Head f.h
Bi^ll George Myers, baker, Saracen's
Bowser James William, farmer, Whap-
lodebank
Braybrooks James, bricklayer
Broome Alfred Henry, shopkeeper
Buffham John, beer retailer
Bull William, farmer
Bnrberow William, farmer
Butcher William, farmer
Butler Henry, farmer
Cade Josph. Lamb k Flag f.h. k farmer
Chappell Walter Henry, farmer
At the foundation of Croyland Abbey, A.D. 948, the manor
of Whaplodc was given to that monastry. The manora are
Whaplode Abbots, St. John of Jerusalem, Whaplode Hag-
beacb, Whaplode Kirk-fee, Whaplode Knevits, and Whap-
lode Pipewell, the manorial riglits in all of which have
become merged in the freehold. The Crown and the Duke
ofSomersetE.Cr. are the principal landowners. There are
numerous other smaller proprietors. The soil is light loam
and clay ; subsoil, silt. The chief crops are wheat, beans,
peas and roots. "There are 10,164 acres, including AVhap-
lode Drove ; rateable value, jf 18,605 > ^b^ population in
1881 was 2,375, including Whaplode Drove 783, for which
see separate heading.
Parish Clerk, William Graham.
Post Offick. — James Osborne, postmaster. Letters from
Spalding arrive at 7.40 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.ni.
'Phe nearest money order office is at Moulton k telegraph
office at Holbeach
Post Office, Saracen's Head. — Henry Woods, sub-post-
master. Letters throngh Holbeach arriire at 8.30 am.
k 3.30 p.m. ; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. ; Sunday dispstch.
7.45 a.m. Holbeach is the nearest money order * teI^
graph office
A School Board of five members was formed in 1876 ; R. P-
Mossop, Holbeach, clerk to the board ; William Good-
enough, Holbeach, attendance officer
Schools : —
Board, Saracen's Head (mixed), built in 1870, at a cost of
;^i,64o, for 120 children ; average attendance, 73 ; Har-
ford John Lowe, master; Mrs. Eliza Slator, infants'
mistress
Board, St. Catharine's (mixed), built in 188 1, at a cost o(
^1,051, for 100 children; average attendance, 69;
George H. Blamires, master
National Free, built in 1856 by subscription, for 150
children ; average attendance, 108 ; for the free edoca-
tion of a certain number of children, now taught in this
school, Elias Wilson, by will in 1704, left a^ acres of land
k a cottage ; James Bourn, master
Bailway Station, John Toraine Brown, station master
I Christian Nathaniel, farmer
Coddington William, tanner
Collins William, farmer. Fen
Conpland WilUam, farmer, Fen
Coupland Robert, farmer, Welhnd hi>
Crawley John, farmer. Manor house
Croker Francis, farmer, Milleate
Croker Fras. jun. farmr.8t.&therine"s
Croker James, farmer
Coly Blazley, farmer. Bell end
Dswber George, Bell k Bowl p.r
Dickinson George, bull merchant
Dickinson Joseph, wheelwright
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WICKENBY.
705
Dodn Thomas, former
Eaaon WQliam, boker
Fawn John, ihopkeeper, St. Catherine's
Foreman John, farmer
Francis Hy. farmer, Hm^lle Tree bank
Freeman John, farmer
Gott John, farmer
Graham William, grocer k draper
Gratton John, farmer, Waahvay
Green John, farmer, Millgate
Green Thomas, farmer, Uttle South
Holland
Griggs Samuel, butcher
Hanson Ann (Mrs. ), farmer
Harpham Thomas, jnn. farmer
Harrison Richard, Double Roof honse
Harrison William, farmer
Machamess George, beer retailer
Hashford John Wesley, wheelwright,
Wash way
Mattock William, Bell f.b
Merilion David, shoe ma. Saracen's Hd
WHAPLODE BBOVB is a widely-scattered hamlet
and ecclesiaatical parish, fanned from the civil parish of
Whaplode, 8 miles sonth from Holbeoch, lo sonth-east from
Riding, 6 north-east from Crowland by rood, and loi from
London by rail ; it is in the Southern division of the county,
parts of Holland, wapentake of EUoe, Holbeach union and
county court district, rural deanery of West Elloe, and arch-
deaconiy and dincese of Lincoln. Ilie Fostland station on
the March and Spalding line (Great Northern and Great
Eastern) is about ai miles west from the church. The
church of St. John the Baptist.is a plain structure of brick,
consisting of chancel, nave and a small turret containing a
bells. The register dates from the year 1713. The livmg
is a perpetual curacy, gross yearly value derived from land
;f400 with residence in thejgift of feoffees, and held since
j866 by the Rev. Robert Ebllis, of St. Bees. There are
Wesleyan chapels at Whaplode Drove and Dowsdale, and a
Primitive Methodist chapel near Shephaystow. The chari-
ties amount to £7 yearly, arising from land and are
Dieppe William
Hollis Rev. Robert [incumbent]
COKMSSCUL.
Atkinson William, wheelwright
Bailey William, farmer
Biggadike John, farmer and beer re-
tailer, Dowsdale
Boor Joseph William, farmer & grazier
Carter Charles Frederick, saddler
Cave Jobn, coal dealer, Shephaystow
Clayton William, farmer
Cooper Rubt. wheelwright & carpenter
Cross John, farmer
De Pear Mark, farmer
Donington John k Jsph. Henry, farmers
k graziers
Drage John, farmer, Shephaystow
Earl John, former
Eaaon William Kemeril, farmer
'WHITTON' is a parish and small village on the Humber,
in the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsey,
north division of Manley wapentake, Glanford Brigg union,
Berton-upon-Humber county court district, rural deanery
of Manlake, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
3 miles below Trent Falls, 8 north from Frodingham station,
5 north from Winterton, la west from Barton, and 15
north-west from Brigg. Here is a ferry across the Hum-
ber to Brongh. During the year 1868 a pier, aoo yards
in taigth, was opened, at which the steamboats to and
from Gainsborough, Goole and Hull call daily. The church
of St. John is a building of stone, in the Norman style, and
consists of nave, porch and a small ivy-mantled tower con-
taining 3 bells, and was re-seated in 1865, at the sole
expense of I«dy Strickland : the third bell was brought from
Welton, Yorkshire : the font which is very old, stands in
the porch, which is also used as the vestry. The register
dates from the year 1546, but is in a bad state and illegible.
The Hving is a vicarage, gross joint yearly value ;f 399, in-
cloding ia6 acres of glelw with house, united with that of
Alkborongh, tithe-rent charge jfia, in the alternate gift of
Tszton Bev. Chas. Somes m.a. [curate]
WilaoD Thomas
Barley John, vessel owner
Blsnanaid William, former
^NTZOKBKBT is a parish, and station on the Hull and
XAoectn railway, in the Mid division of the county, parts of
liindsey, western division of the wapentake of Wraggoe.
X^incoln union, county court district of Market Rasen, rural
destoery of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and dioosse of
Mimmack John, farmer, Whaplode bnk
Molesworth Thomas, farmer
Molesworth William, former
Noble Abraham, farmer
Noble Jn.Josph.farmer,HurdleTree bnk
Nutt Holt, farmer, Cranesgate
Osborne James, grocer
Parker Thomas, former
Perkins James, farmer, Washway
Porter Matthew, farmer
Reed David, former, Washway
Reed Thomas, Depear, farmer
Rhoodes Benjamin, grocer & draper
Rons Jonas, farmer, Gt. South Holland
Rous Nias, former. Great South Holland
Sharman John, farmer
Shepherd George, former
Shepherd John Dixon, jun. fomjer
Slator Henry, farmer, Wasbwav
Slator Mabell Pratt, blacksmith. Wash-
way
Sleight Joseph, former, Irby hall
Smith Theoplii1ns,miIler (wind k steam)
Jc baker
Stephenson John Thomas, farmer
Stevenson Henry, grocer
Tagg William, blacksmith
Thacker Robert, baker
Thompson Geo. farmer, Gregg's hill ho
TumbnII John, Dun Horse p.h. Whap-
lode bank
Waite Edmd. Parrinder,fBrmr.Washwy
Walker John, bricklayer
Ward Richard William, bootmaker
Watson James, fanner
Watson Thomas, farmer. Turnpike side
Watson William, farmer, The Fields
White Garritt, butcher, Saracen's Head
Wilkerson Abraham Matthew, farmer
Woods Henry Askew, wheelwright k
carpenter, Washway
Woolfey Wm. Jn.New Saracen's Hd.P.H
Wright Garden, farmer, Whalplode ho
Wright William, Ram p.h
distributed yearly to the poor in money by the vicar and
churchwardens. Geese in large quantities are reared for
the London and other markets. The Duke of Somerset E.O.
who is lord of the manor, and the Crown, are landowners
here. The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat and cereals. The area is 1,953 acres ; rateable value,
;f3i753 ; t'bs population in 1881 was 783.
Shkphatstow, one mile sonth-by-south. and Dowsdale,
aj miles south-west, are places in this parish.
Sexton, Robert Cooper.
Post Office. — Thomas Logsdon Hankin, receiver. Letters
delivered from Peterborough, viA Crowland, at 9.30 a.m. ;
dispatched thereto at 3.30 p.m. week days only. The
nearest money order & telegraph office is at Growland
National School, built in 1843, at a cost of ^^380, for 60
children, with an average attendance of 58 ; k supported
by the Duke of Somerset K.o. k the incumbent; Miss
Maria Watson, mistress
Money Thomas, builder
Money WilliamWilcoz,Black Horse p.h.
k farmer
Money Wilson, blacksmith
Pridgeon William Blake, farmer
Ranby John, farmer
Redhead Edmund, fanner
Seaton Levi, baker
Smith William, farmer .
Spriggs Lucy (Mrs.), shopknper
Stainsby George, bricklayer
Temple Thomas, farmer
Sutton Frank, White Horse p.h &
butcher
Walker John, Mill hotel, k shopkeeper,
Shephaystow
Welch Joseph Thomas,Wheat Sheaf P.H.
Dowsdale
Wilcox James, painter
the Bishop of Lincoln and J. Goulton Constable esq. i.v.
of Walcot hall, Doncaster, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
Benjamin Hunter b.a. of Ix)ndon University. In the river
near here is a dangerous sandbank called "Whitton Middle."
James Goulton Constable esq. J. P. is lord of the manor and
principal landowner. The soil is principally gravel ; sub-
soil, partly clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats, potatoes and beans. The area is 1,330 acres of
land and 1,110 of water; rateable value, £j,S74 $3. ; the
population in 1881 was aoi.
BiSHOPTHOKPS is a hamlet i mile sonth.
Parish Clerk, George Barratt.
Letter Box cleared at 4 p.m. Letters through Doncaster-
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Win-
terton
School (mixed), built in 1864, k will hold 50 children, with
an average attendance of aa : the school is supported by
the lord of the manor, James Goulton Constable esq. j.p.
of Walcot hall, Doncaster ; Miss M. A. Barley, uncertifi-
cated mistress
Bullivant Thomas, former Spihnan Thos. former k miller (wind)
Laming Ann (Mrs. ), former Wells William, shoe maker
Morwood Ann (Mrs. ), shopkeeper Young John, master mariner
Naylor Joseph, farmer, Bishopthorpe
Lincoln, 146J miles from London, 4} north-west from
Wragby, 64 south from Market Ra[sen and 11 north-east
from Lmcoln. The chnrch of SS. Peter and Lawrence is an
ancient building of stone, in the Late Perpendicular style,
consisting of chancel, nave,' south aisle, sonth porch and
Farrow Simon, ketchup maker
Field John, miller (wind), Shephaystow
Fletcher John, farmer, Dowsdale
Fletcher Nathaniel, ooal dealer, k Bottle
k Glass P.H
Ford Henry, farmer
Foster Frederick, shopkeeper, Dowsdale
Hankin Thos. Logsdon, grocer k draper
Jc outfitter, ic post otiice
Harwood Geo. blacksmith,Shephaystow
Holmes William, tailor
Jealoos Jane (Mrs.), grocer k dnqper
Judge William, builder
Land David, Bed Last p.h. Shephaystow
Leatherland John, former, Dowsdale
Lord Henry, former
Males l!;dward, miller (wind) Jc baker
Mawford William, shoe maker
Mays John, Shoulder of Mutton p.h
DigitizeoUN. 46i^l*>^
706 WICKSNBY.
LINCOLNSIilBE.
[kblli^s
a WMtem tower oontaiiiing 3 bells: the chnroh ma
restored in 1878, at a cost of about ^£3,000, raised by sub-
scription, when the tower and bells were added : the stained
east window was inserted to the memory of the Rev. Henry
Nerile, late rector, by his widow Charlotte Nerile ; there
is also one in the south aisle to his brother the BeV.
Christopher Neville, placed by the family and Gertrude his
widow. The register dates from the year 1558. The living
is a rectory, gross yearly value ^330, with residence,
including 4a acres of glebe land, in the gift of the Bev.
Charles Nevile X.A. rector of Stow, and held since 1878 by
the Rev. James EUetson Bi^nd u.i.. of Queens' College,
Cambridge. There is a Free Methodist chapel. The
principal landowners are Ernest Richard Charles Cust esq.
D.L. of Arthingworth, Narthants,and Charles George Oillyatt
esq. ; the latter is lord of the manor. The soil is stiff loam ;
Bigland Bar. Jas. EUetson x. a. [rector]
Oillyatt Charles George, Manor aouse
COKXSSCIAL.
Baggaley J(^n Wood, farmer
Bourne George, brmer, Westlaby
Cawkwell Edmund, shopkpr. k coal dir
Conlson George, farmer, Westlaby
Doughty William, carpcoiter
Dring William, cabinet maker
Gillyatt Ohas. Geo. farmer. Manor farm
Goodman Bichard, blacksmith
Greenfield Thomas Mason, farmer
Hodaon Joseph, farmer
SDbsoQ, white cMky day. The chief crops ace-wt|Ml«
barley, oats and turnips. The area is .1,997 acrss ; rateable
value, j^3,744; the population in 1881 was 369.
WinXABT is a hamlet f of a'mtle south.
Parish Clerk, Joseph Burton.
Post Omat. — ^William Skelton, receiver. Letters arrive
vi& Wragby at 9.30 k dispatched .at 3p.n1. Wragby is
the nearest money order k telegraph otae»
Public Eleroentanr School, built in 1843 k re-buih in
1879, at a cost of abont ;f 100, defrayed by B. B. C. Cost
esq. for 80 children ; average attendance, 55 ; Miss Clara
B(4:ers, mistress
Railway Station, John William Day, station master
Cabbub. — ^Whitaker, to Market Baaen, tues. k Lincoln on
fri
I Johnson George Dear, farmer
Laud James, boot k shoe maker
Marrows Frederick, farmer
Skelton Wm. shopkeeper, k post office
Usher Alfred Henry, farmer. Field ho
WOks Biefaard, isnner
WXUTOTT is a parish, in the Bfltathem division of the
county, parta of Holland, in Kirton wapentake, Bost<Hi
union and county court district, rural deanery of North
Holland No. i, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles
south-east-by-sonth from Swineshead, 3 north-wc»t' from
Algarkirk station and 7 sonth-west-by-south from Boston.
The church of SS. Peter and Paul is an ancient building of
stone, in the Norman, Early English, Decorated and Per- manor, and Messrs. John George Holland, John West, and
pendicnlar styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of there are many small freeholders. The soil is loam ; sab-
four bays, 'aisles, south porch and a tower with small spire soil, loam and clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans.
Lincoln, and heki since 1870 by the Rev. Joseph Heath v. A.- of
Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, /.p. Here isaWesleyan
chapel. There are several charities connected with this parish,
amounting to ^^48 yearly for ^listribntion, the meet im-
portant being the Blisbnry gift. The principal landowners
are the Earl Brownlow, lord li^ut. J.P. Henry Chaplin esq.
M.P., D.L., J.P. of Blankney hall, Sleaford, who is lord of the
containmg 5 bells : the oldest portion of this church is a
rifchly ornamented Late Norman window in the western face
of the tower : the porch exhibits portions of Norman and
later work : the nave and aisles belong to the flrst half of the
fourteenth century : the lower part of the tower is Early
potatoes, with a great portion oftrich pasture land. The
area is 3,300 acres ; rateable value, ^£^5,393 ; the population
in x88i was 67a.
BvBTOFT I mile south, and Hoftlbt Stow about i mile
west are hamlets. The portion of the Pen allotted to this
English, but the upper stage and angle turret are Perpen- parish at the enclosure is 7 miles north from the church,
dicniar, and to this period also belong the chancel and i Dbaimaob Mabsh, formerly extra-parochial, is now a
clerestory : portions of a lofty Perpendicular rood screen i parish in Boston union, it consists of one farm of 45 acres,
exist, as well as the entrance to the rood loft, and there is a of the rateable value of £58.
good Jacobean pulpit ; in the south aide is a piscina, and
some fragments of old glass, including a quartered shield of
France and England, two dragons ana a lion's head, jessant
de lis, remain in the windows : in the chancel are two chairs,
partially constructed from old carved bench ends. There
was formerly a very valuable book of churchwardens acconnts
belonging to this church, 1484-163 1 ; which having been
stolen, wui left to decay ; its contents had, however, been
printed in Mr. John Nicholls' "Antient Manners in England,"
published in 1797, pp. 77-87 ; 195-330. The register dates |
Letters by foot post through Spalding, arrive at 8 a.Di. :
dispatched at ^ p.m. The nearest money order k
telegraph ofUce is at Sutterton
This parish is contributory to Kirton School Board,
electing i member
Free School, founded in 1835, rebuilt in 1830 by subscrip-
tion ; it is endowed with jQ^o yearly, called the Blia-
bury Charity ; there are now 90 scholars, of whom 18 are
taught free ; the school is under the super\ision of the
Vicar ; Daniel Parker Primrose, master
from the year 1618. ~ The Uving is a vicarage, grogs yearly Cabbibss to Boston. — William Smith & George Sickley,
value jfsoo with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of I wed. k sat
Chatterton William
Cox Mrs
Dowse Robert, Bnrtoft
Heath Bev. Joseph M.A., i.p. Vicarage
Oliver Edward, Bnrtoft
OO^BBCIAL.
Allan Jos^ih, fariEer
Brown Joui, farmer. Fen bouses
Burton Atkin, farmer. Fen
Burton Benington, farmer
Burton John Anthony, farmer, Fen
Garrotte Frederick, former. Paradise
Cartwright Thomas, farmer, Asperton
Chatterton William, farmer k grazier
Christian William, Swan p.h
Cheesman David, farmer, Fen
Cox John Bobert, farmer
WlXiDUOOB is a parish, formed in 18S0 by the Act 44
Vict. c. xvii.and comprises the Fen allotments of West Ashby,
Homcastle, Mareham-on-the-Hill, Moorby, Thimbleby,
High Toynton, Low Toynton and Wood Enderby, and de-
tached parts of Bolingbroke, Coningsby, H!iltbam,Roaghton,
Tnttershall, Tattershall Thorpe (parts of), Thomton-le-Fcn,
Toynton All Saints and Wilksby ; the ecclesiastical parish
^coii^prises the civil parishes of Lanrnville, Thomton-ie-Fen
and Wildmoor and parts of the ciril parishes of Coningsby,
Maraham-le-Fen, Revesby and Tumby •. it is in the Mid divi-
sien of the conn^, parts of Lindsey, union and county court
'district of Homcastle, rural deanery of North Holland Nos. i
■ and a, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The village
\:f Nbw Tobk is j I miles south from Hornca8tIe,8 north-west
from Boston and at from Dogdyke station on the Great
Northern railway. Froghall church, erected in 1816 out of
the revenues of the Fen Cbapel estates, is a small and {dain
building of brick, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of
Craven Brewster, farmer
Crawford Saml. farmer, Fishmere end
Cutforth John, farmer, Asperton
Dye Alfred, carpenter
Fletcher George, farmer, Easthorpe
Garratt George, farmer. Bank
Garratt Isaac, Golden Fleece p.h. k
shoe maker
Goodacre John, farmer, Fen
Hardy Henry, carpenter
Hides Thomas Richard, farmer
Jackson John Wm. farmer, Bnrtoft
Johnson John, farmer, Hoftlet Stow
King John, farmer. Fen houses
Ijike John, fanner. Fen
Lake William farmer. Fen
Massey George, farmer. Fen
Mitchell Joseph, shopkeeper
Oliver Edward, farmer, Bnrtoft
Parker Joseph, farmer. Bank
Parr William, fanner, Bnrtoft
Porter Jn. Golden Ball p.h. Fen booses
Preston Joseph, farmer
Rayson Williun, farmer
Robinson Nathan, grocer k draper
Sharpe Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Bank
Sharpe John, farmer, Hoftlet
Sharpe Joshua, brewer, Hoftlet
Sickley George, carrier
Smith William, farmer. Bank
Smith William, carrier k blacksmith
Stubley Edward, farmer. Fen bouses
Wadsley Thomas, butcher
Walton William, wheelwright, Hoftlet
Woods George, cattle dealer
nave only with an open belfry containing i bell. The
register dates from the year 1818. This church is served
by the Rev. William Fiti-Harry Curtis, incumbent of Wild-
moor consolidnted chnpelry. "There Is a Weslejun chapel at
New York, another at Haven Bank and a Primitire
Methodist chapel at Scnib Hill. The principal landowners
are Sir Henry James Hawley bart.the Ecclesiastical Commis-
sioners and Messrs. William Sinclair and Thomas Holder-
shaw. The soil is clay ; snbmil, gravel. The chief crops
are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 4,063 acres ;
rateable value, ;£s,i53 ; the population in 1881 was 689 in
the ciril, and 1,587 in the ecclesiastical.
Parish Clerk, David Kent.
Lbttek Box, New York, cleared at 1.5 p.m. week da^
only. Letters from Boston vii Conim^by. The nearest
money order & telegraph office is at Coningsby
Insdrancb Agent.— T. 8. Strawson, New York
A School Board of 7 members was formed in 1879 for
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WQdmoor F«n United Diatiiicti,: tommiting: ChMt Beata^
Little Beats, Copping Syke, DaUaTby (<&tached port),
Pisbtoft (detached), Haven Bank, Kirkstead. (two de-
tached p«^V lAoinriviUe, Martin (detached)^ ScariTelsby
(tvo detached parts), Tatteraliall Thorpe (detached),
Thomton-Ie-Pen, To:^itonSt.Feter« (two detached parte),
Wildmore & Woodhall (two detached parts) ; H. Bates,
Wildmoor.
U<rked thu • recelTa letten throagh
CoBlnstb7.
''Andrews John, carpenter
Borman John, farm bailifT to J. C.
Bramley esq
'Bristow David, tenner
'Barrows Thomas, farmer
*CeAa Bamel, farmer
Carrinctdn Richard, farm bailiff to
WS&m Forman esq
*Coolin(F John, farmer
*Dart Thomas, farmer
'Dowse Elizabeth (Mrs.)i farmer
''English Samuel, assistant overseer
''Farmery William, blacksmith
'Farrow Ed'wsrd k Gteorge, fanners
'Oelstiioroe William, farmer
'Grant William Nelsy, farmer
Greenfield Henry, ftirmer
Hackney Joseph, farmer
'Hildred William, beer retailer
'JeiTray Charlotte (Mrs.), beer re-
tailer Jc ftirmer
'Johnson George, farmer
Johnson Wakelin, farmer k shoe maker
*Le'wis Isaac, farmer
'Lincoln Edward Norton, tanner
''Lincoln John, farmer
: .Boston, eteik to the board; -Samnel ShAw, aWeddttce
officer'
Board School (mixed), bnilt in i88o,at a cost of jfi,aoo, for
i68 children; average attendance, 140; WilHam Chatta&i
master ; Mra Chattell, mistress ; Ifiss Emily Agnes
Smith, jniants' mistress
Oauukb.— Charles Shaw, to Boston, wed. k sat
'Martin Robert, farmer, Bundle houses { 'Wood ThoiDas, blacksmith
'Moore William, farmer k landowner, Wood William, carpenter
Bundle booses I
Nixon William, farmel: ' I ITew Tork.
•Org^aor (Carles (Mrs.), fanner | E5„dair William, Argyle house
'Parker WiUiam, farmer ! , b,«j ^oo
'PetchAtt Benry, farmer k surveyor of ■ oomjiebcui,.
bi^h-ways
Pepper John, farmer
'Bedford Joseph, farm bailiff to E.
Barris esq
Reynolds Robert, farmer
♦Scarborough John, farmer
Sha-w Charfes, farmer k carrier
Shaw Frederick, farmer
'Singleton John Henry, farmer
•Stephenson John, farmer
Strawson Thomas Smith, grocer, draper
Blanchaid Zachariah, farmer
Boncher John, shoe maker '
I Campling John, gardener
j Hall John, Oat Sheaf inn
{ Boldershaw Thomas, fanner,landowner
I k commissioner of sewers
Leverton John,miUer (wind) k shopkpr
Marshall Joseph, carpenter
Metcalf Samuel Thos. clerk to overseen
, Miller James, beer retailer
Rose Edwin, shoe maker
k overseer, New York ' 1 Sinclair William k Co. seed growers 4t
Trafford Anthony, farmer I merchants, manufacturers of chemi-
Traflord' Elizabeth (Mrs.) A Wm.frmrs ! cal manares, imperial- lamb (oodi:
'Tyler Richard, farmer
'Vinter Eusebins, miller (wind)
•Vinter Jacob, farmer'
'Vinter James, fanner
'Warren Walter Thomas, farmer
'Wilkinson David, market gardener
Wilson John, bUcksniith -
'Wing Jfibn, farmer. Bundle houses
calf meals k dealers in linaeed A cot-
ton cakes
Strawson Thomas Smith, grocer,draper
k overseer
Stubbs William, farm bailiff to A.
EUwood esq
Wilkinson Henry, farm bailiff to Wm.
Sinclair esq
WQiKSBT is a parish, in the Mid division of the oonnty,
parts of Lindsay, Homcastle soke, petty eessional division,
union and county court distriet, rural deanery of Boling-
btoke and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles
south-by-east from Horncastle and 6 north-east from
Tattershall station. The diurch of All Saints, erected in
the last century on the site of an earlier church, is a very
small and plain building of brick and stone, consisting of
chancel, nave and an open belfry containing i bell : there
is a very good stone font, snppoaed to date from the time
of King John ; the church plate includes an ancient chalice
of beaten metal. The register dates from 1562. The living
is a rectory, jtrintly annexed with Claxby-Pluckacre, where
there is no church, to the vicarage of Rcvcsby, tithe rent-
charge £ig3, joint net yearly value /29a, mcluding 123
acres of glebe, in the gift of J. B. Stanhope esq. and held
Beecham Joseph, farmer
Brackenbury Thomas, farmer
I Sharp John, farmer
since 1874 by the Rev. Thomas Barker m.a. of Queen's
College, Oxford, and rural dean of Bolingbroke. James
Banks Stanhope esq. s.i.., j.f. of Revesby Abbey, is lord of
the manor and principal landowner. The soil is black sand
and loam ; sniMoil, white clay and sand. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, seeds and tnrnips. The area is 522
acres; rateable value, ^^546; the population in 1881
was 35.
By the Act 44 Vict. cap. xvii. a detached part of
Wilksby, 'with 16 inhabitants, 'was transferred to the new
parish of Wildmoor .
Parish Clerk, William Newham.
Ijetters from Boston, vii Revesby. The nearest money
order k telegraph office is at Mareham-le-Fen t
The children of this parish attend the school at Moorby
I Turner David, fanner
CSKRBT WHiLIiraHAlfE is a small village and
parish, on the northern side of the river Witham, in the
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, Lawress wapen-
take, Lincoln union and county court district, rural deanery
of Lawress No. i, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Lincoln, 3 miles east from Lincoln and i mile north-east
from Washingborongh station, on the Lincoln and Boston
railway and ij south-west from Reepham station on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway. The
church of St. Peter is a small building of freestone, in the
Classic style, erected by Thomas Beexe esq. and restored in
1S69 by Mr. John Glen Bayles, who also presented an organ
and eagle lectern : there is a memorial in the church to the
founder, one to the Rev. George Rigg, late vicar and several
to the Button family. The register dates from the year
1700. The living is a vicarage, tithe rent-charge ;^ioo, net
j-early value /130, including glebe, in the gift of Messrs.
Boast and Utrrison and held since 1882 by the Rev.
£dwin Richard Kemp, 'who resides at St. Ann's ledge,
Clarke Mrs Goodman Alexander, fanner
East Mrs 1 Larter Thomas, shopkeeper
Seely Bobert, Manningdale
I Scott George, shopkeeper
adjoining the Bede house, Lincoln. The Wedeyans have a
chapel here. Lord Aveluid D.L., J.P. is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The Rev. George Rigg left j^5o
upon trust to the Society for Promoting Christian Know-
ledge, in the year 1868, the interest of which is to provide
bibles and prayer books for the poor. About 1847 the late
William Ellis esq. left ;f 100, which has been invested in £3
per Consols, the interest of which is for the poor parishioners,
to be distributed yearly at Christmas by the church-
irardens. The soil is loamy ; subsoil, clay. The chief erope
are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,091 acres ; rate-
able value, ;£i,854 ; the population in 1881 was 156.
Parish Clerk, John Heathershaw.
Letters by foot post from Lincoln, which is the nearest
money order k telegn^h office
National School (mixed), built in 187a, for 60 children ;
average attendance, 40 ; & supported by a government
grant k subscriptions ; Miss Sarah Jaavons, mistress
I Silvester Henry, farmer
I Skepper Original, farmer
I
XrORTH WIXiI<INOHAH is a parish, in tbeNorthem
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, southern division
of the wapentake and petty sessional division of Walshcroft,
Caistor union, county court district nf Market Rasen,
Walsbcruft rural deanery, archdeaconry of Stow and dio-
cese of Lincoln, 3^ miles «ist from Market Rasen station,
situated on the road from Market Rasen to Louth, The
church of St Thomas the Apostle is an edifice of stone, consist-
iag ot chancel and nave, and a western tower with pinnacles
containing ^ bells. The register dates from the .year 1658.
The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value j£7S, in- the ^t
ot Jtfiss Boncfaerett, and held since 1881 by the Rev. Samuel
l,ewin s-A. of Lampeter, who is also vicar of and resides
I at Tealby. WiUingham Hall, the seat of Miss Boucberett,
lady of the manor and sole landowner, is a handsome man-
sion, standing in a well-wooded park of 80 acres. The soil
is various ; on the hills is the yellow wold soil, on the
low lands it is sandy ; subsoil, sand and clay ; the soil on the
hills rests on the limestone roek and chalk. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 2,269
acres ; rateable value, ;f2,73i ; the population in 1881 was
311.
BiOATEB Hnx one mile south-west.
Parish Clerk, George Burton. ■■
Post Offics. — Mrs. Elisabeth Colliagwood, receiver. Let
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ten arrive tUL Market Baaeii, at 8 a.in ; are despatched I School, built in 1850, for sochildren ; average attendance 18,
thereto at 4.45 p.m. The nearest money order omse is at I ft supported by Miss Boacherett ; Mn. Annie Hook,
Lodford, ft ^e telegraph office Market Rason I mistress
Boacherett Hiss, WiUingham hall I Crosby Joseph Middleton, farmer,
concEBCiAL. I Sprinc bank
Calver Alfred, farm bailiff & gardener Gibson Frederick, blacksmith
to Miss Boacherett ' Marriott James, Boacherett Arms p.h.
Collingvood Will&un, shopkeeper I k farmer
Herring Charles Robert, cattle dealer
Ransom Thomas, farmer
Rowe John, vheelwright
Stark Joseph, joiner
SOUTH W IJjIiINQHAlC is a parish and station on
the Great Northern railway, in the Hid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, eastern division of the vspentake
and petty sessional division of Wraggoe, Louth union, county
court district of Market Rasen, rural deanery of Wraggoe,
archdeaconry of StoT and diocese of Lincoln, 8 miles south-
east from Market Basen, and 11 south-west from Louth.
The church of St. Martin is a building of stone, in the
Early English style, consisting of cbanoel and nave, and a
western tower with pinnacles, containing a clock and 3
bells: the church was re-built in 183S, and the tower re-
stored in 1839. There are sittings for 300 persons. The
register dates from the year 1711. The living is a rectory,
gross yearly value £^g5, chiefly derived from a glebe brm
of 371 acres with resioeace, in the gift of Edward Heneage
esq. M.p., J.F. and held since 1883 by the Rev. John William
Vernon Taylor jf.A. of Worcester CoUe^, Oxford. There
is a field of 9 acres, the rent of which is devoted to the
Taylor Rev. John William Vernon ic.s
j.p. [rector]. Rectory
OOMKEBCUL
Bett Samuel, boot k shoo maker
Brocklebank Robert, brick maker
Cordey William, carpenter
Drakes John, farmer
Drakes John k Joseph, farmers
Foston James, wheelwright
repair of the fabric of the church : aboat ^f 40a in Contois,
raised by sale of portion of field to a railway campanv, 1«
be used for same purpose. Here are Wesleyaa and Free
Methodist chapels. The charities are of the Taloe of
138. 4d. Edward Heneage esq. m.p., d.l.,j.p. of Hainton
Hall, Wragby, is lord of the manor and sole landovner.
The soil is clayey ; subsoil, clay. The chiei crops are
wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 3,004 '"'> •
rateable value, ^^3,664 ; the popnlalion in 1881 was 339.
Parish Clerk, James Johnson.
Post Office. — Walter Johnson, receiver. Letters throng
Wragby arrive at 9. 15 a.m ; despatched at 3.40 f.m. The
nearest money order office is at Bainton ; the telegraph
office is at the railway station
School, built in 1834, for 40 children ; average attendance,
16 ; Miss Fannv Eleanor Selvage, mistress
Railway Station, Charles Allen Smith, station master
Harrison Edwd. frmr. Walk House frm
Johnson Walter, grocer, draper, jc pfs;
office
Pickering George William, bricklaj-n
Tharratt George, fanner
Bett Ann (Mrs.), farmer. Church farm , Greenwood Edwin, blacksmith
WIUiINOHAK-BT-STOW, enclosed by Act of I Here is a Cottage Hospital, erected in 1880, at the sole
Parliament in 1797, is a pleasant parish and village, in the expense of Mrs. Reynard, by whom it is supported ; it con-
Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of tains 16 beds. Lieat.-Ccd. George Morhina Button i>.L.
Well, Gainsborough petty sessional division, anion and J.p. of Gate Bnrton hall, Gainsborough, is lord of the maniir.
county court district, rural deanery of Lawress No. a, arch- The principal landowners are Mr8.C. A. Reynard and Messrs
deaoonry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 6 miles south-east George Bingham, John Herring and John Harwnoi aid
from Gainsborough and 3} south-east from Lea station on there are a number of small holders. The soil is ranuo! :
the Great Northern loop railway, which joins the main line prodacing excellent general grain crops ; subsoil, day and
at Doneaster and Peterborough. The river '1111 flows sand. The area is 3,303 acres; rateaUe value, ;f 3,434: 'he
through the parish. The church of St. Helen is an edifice population in i88t was 460.
of stone, in the Norman, Decorated and Perpendicolar styles. Parish Clerk Samuel Grandy.
consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a _ „ ' „ « V «,,.• ■
western tower with pinnacles containing 3 bells : the body ^<?'' Office.— Mrs. Mary Ann Whittington,
of the church dates from the eleventh century, and the
tower from the fourteenth : the chancel contains a quaint
illuminated reredos of wood, dating from the time of James
I. : there are mural monuments to the Peel, Dynoke- Wells
and HaWke families: the church was rebuilt in 1880, at the
sole cost of Mrs. Reynard, in memory of her husband, the
Bev. William Reynard ujl. late vicar. The register dates
from 1563. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge, £^z,
gross yearly income ;£i3o, with 35 acres of glebe and
nsidence, in the gift of Mrs. C. A. Reynard, and held since ,
1883 by the Rev. Octavins Appleby Garwood m.a. of Wor- Gabbier. — George Hilton, to Gainsborongh, tues. : £ <'
cester College, Oxford. There is a Wesleyan chapel here. I Lincoln, fri
receiver-
Letters through Gainsborough received 9.30 urn. ; de-
patched 3.15 p.m. week days only. Tlie nearer inone;
order office is at Gainsborough ; telegraph office at Sio'
Park
A School Board was formed here in March, 1876, Mmp«i
of 5 members; J. Craven, Lord street, Gainsborough.
clerk to the board ; W. Pearson, attendance officer
Board School (mixed), built in 1880, at a cost of £'yx>, '>■'
100 children ; average attendance, 70 ; Tbonias Besrr
Parkin, master ; Miss K. Griffin, mistress
Garwood Rev. Octarius Appleby m.a.
[rector!
Reynard Mrs. C. A. Rectory
Sutton Frederick
OOmCSBCtAL.
Banratt Samuel Homer, farmer
Bingham George, farmer k limdowner
Cook William, farmer k grazier
Cottage Hospital (Frederick
medical otncer
Dunderdale William, boot k shoe maker
Foottit John, butcher k farmer
Golding Edward, manager to John
HetUiam, farmer
Gray Steels, boot k shoe ma. k former
Harwood Brown, blacksmith
Hsrwood John, farmer k landowner
Herring John, landowner
Herring William, farmer
Hill Josepli, bricklayer
Hooton William, builder
Harwood James Fox k Hounds p.h
Marriott William, farmer, Sandy bosh
Marshall John William, shoe maker
MorleyGeorge Pearson, provision dealer,
grocer k baker
NMdham John k James, formers
Roberts Jas. wheelwright k carpenter
Sutton Fredericlt, surgeon, mediri
officer k public vaccinator, Willitf-
ham district k registrar of birttel
deaths for Willingfaam snb-distrk'i.
Gainsborough union
Steels Joseph, former
Talbot John, farmer
Taylor & Sons, farmers k graoers
Taylor Stephen, former k landowwr
Tom John Sicer, farmer
Tom Robert, beer retailer
Whittington Mary Ann (Mrs.), p«<-f.
shopkeeper, k post office
White James, former
WILLOITOHBT is a station on the East Lincolnshire
branch of the Great Northern railway, pleasant village and
parish, in the Mid division of the county, ports of Lindsey,
Wold division of the hundred of CsJoeworth No. 3, Alford
petty sessional division, Spilsby union and county court
district, rural deanery of Calosworth, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 138 mibss from London, 3 south-by-east
from Alford and 8 north-east from Spilsby. The church of
St. Helen is a building of sandstone, in the Perpendicufor
style, consisting of lofty chancel, nave, aisles, large south
pOTch and a massive western tower with four pinnacles and
containing 6 bells and a clock : in the church is an inscribed
stone to Gilbert West, 1404, and another stone with the
bust of a man in low-relief : in 1856 the interior was
thoroughly restored, and a stained window erected in the
chancel, and a new organ introduced : the nave was
restored and the chancel rebuilt in 1878-9. The register
dates from the year 1538. The living is a rectoiy, tithe
rent-charge £ip^ net yearly value ;^900, includinjr4r
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift <k the Baronei!
Willoughby de Eresby, and held since i8<;i by the Re^-
John Shrapnel Warren m.a., jj>. of St. Oatharine's Oiitsf-
Cambridge, j.p. The rectory, rebuilt in 1876, is a hanJ.^™'
house, surrounded by a moat, and pleasantly situated sn:
the church. The Wesleyan Methodists have a chapel bm.
The Rev. Anthony Bames, a former rector, bequeathed £i-
yearly for apprenticing poor boys belonging to WillooghtJ.
and £4, now increased to £6, to be distributed yf-j
amongst the poor in boots ana shoes. This was fomierlvi
Roman station, and to the west is a large cainp. IV
Baroness Willoijghby de Eresby is lady of t£e manor: tie
fomily took their name from this parish, bat derived lh«r
title from Eresby, near Spilsby. The principal laadovnen
ore the Baroness Willougnby de Eresby, the resident m
fellows of Magdalene College, Cambridge, and Miss Consta-V
Nisbet-Haminon. The soil is heavy loom ; subsoil, cbr
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
WILLOUGHTOK. 709
The chief craps are wheat, huiey, oats, beans and turnips.
The area is 4,380 acres ; rateable ralne, ;f 7,549 ; the popu-
lation in 18B1 was 617.
BoHTBOBPE, one mile north-east ; Habebtoft (or Aber-
toftX 4 miles sonth-east ; Hasthospe (or Asthorpe), one
mile and a half south-east ; Mawthorpe, one mile and a half
north-west ; Sloothby, a miles south-east, where there is a
National school, and also a School church and a Wesleyan
chapel ; Sandfield, one mile east ; Wyche, 3^ miles south-
east ; Butter Bump, one mile eaat-by-nortb ; and Hogsbok,
one mile south-east, are hamlets.
Parish Clerk, John Freshner.
Post Office. — George W. Vesaey, sub-postmaster. Letters
through Alford arrive at 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30 p.m.
week days only. The nearest money order k telegraph
office is at AUord
PnxAR Box, Skmtbby, cleared at 4 p.m. week days onlr "
Schools: —
National, Wiltongbby, for 80 scholars, with an average
attendaJace of 50 ; Daniel Berry, master
National, Sloothby, Miss A. Pepper, mistress
These schools are partly supported by a sum of £30 yearly;
bequeathed in,'i737, by the Rev. Anthony Barnes
Bailway Station, James Jaqnes Malkinson, station master
GABUBiia TO Alfobd. — Mrs. Henry Sylvester k Jabei
Goodhand, pass through on tues. from Sloothby
Willoughby.
Gibson Bev. Alfred Alexander b.a.
[curate]
Hindman William, Manor house
Warren Rev. John Shrapnel X.A., j.p.
[rector]
COmCEBCtAL.
Archer Joseph (Mrs. ), cattle dealer
Balderston William, Willoughby Anns
p.H. brewer k farmer
Bradshaw Richard, Inn. farmer
Coppin Sanh (Mrs.), farmer
Corel! Samnel, fanner
Dring Richard, coal merchant
Eyre Robert (Mrs.), farmer
Francis Jaiios, miller (wind)
F*Bshney Salome (Mrs. ), wheelwright
k joiner
Gilbert Henry, farm bailiff to J. £.
Hurdman esq. Sandfields
Goodhand Jabez, shopkeeper k carrier
SCOTT- WILL0T70HB7 is a parish, containing only
four houses, 3 miles north-west from Falkingham, 4 miles
aonth-weet from Aswarby, which is the nearest railway
station, in the Southern division of the county, parts
■of Kesteven, Aveland wapentake, Sleaford petty sessional
division, union and county court district, rural deanery
of Aveland No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln.
The church of St. Andrew is a small building of stone, con-
sisting of chanoel, nave and a bell-turret containing i bell :
it was repaired in 1836, and the chancel renewed and en-
larged in 1863 : in i88a the walls of the church were restored
at the expense of the rector. The register dates from the
year 1826. Tho living is a rectory, gross yearly value £140
Hurdman William, landowner Jc farmer i Finley James, former
Morton William, maltster (John Bains, '
foreman) ; t at Alford | Blawtliorpe.
Peach Ambrose, boot k shoe maker ; Belton John Wright, farmer
Shaw Susan (Mrs.), Railway tavern
Thorndike Job, shopkeeper k butcher
Vessey George William, draper, grocer
& butcher
Walker John, former
White William (Mrs.), blacksmith
Bonthorpe.
Carter Thomas, farm bailiff to William
Henry Haxby esq. Butter bump
Dawson John, former
White William k Thomas, formers
White John, farmer
Habertoft.
Grant George, farmer
Hasthorpe.
Carr James, farmer
Balsted Bev. Octavins Pyke B. A. [rector] I Meeds William, former
SIIiK-WILLOUOHBS' (or Sii,kby-cux-Wii,louohby)
is a parish and small village, on the high road from Sleaford
to Falkingham, in the w>athem division of the county,
parts of Eesteven, Aswardhnm wapentake, Sleaford petty
sessional division, county court district and union, rural
deanery of Aswardhum with Lafford No. 2, archdeaconry
and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles south from Sleaford, 7 north
from Falkingham and la north-east from Grantham. The
«harch of St. Denis is a fine old building of stone, in the
Korman, Late Decorated and Perpendicular styles, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a western
embattled tower with spire containing 3 bells : the edifice,
with the exception of the chancel, which is Perpendicular,
belongs who% to the Late Decorated or Curvilinear period
(13 1 5 60); the tower has canopied buttresses, a pierced
parapet of flowing tracery and four plain pinnacles, connected
by light flying buttresses to the spire, which is enriched with
two rows of small louvre windows : the chancel retains
groined sedilia and a very good Early Perpendicular tra-
oeried rood-screen : in the nave are some excellent oak
benches with panelled ends ; the chancel was rebuilt in 1878
by the Rev, J. M. Mason, late rector, and is now fitted
with carved oak stalls : in rebuilding the chancel frag-
ments of the tomb of William Arymn (1361) were found,
which have been placed before the font; the latter, a beautiful
Norman work, has been replaced in its original position
under the tower arch. The register dates from the year
1559. The living is a rectoiy, tithe rent-charge ^£635, gross
McKnight Rev. William Henry Edward
B. A. [rector]
COWaiBCIAI,,
Barnes Joseph, former
Codling William, blacksmith
Gostick Isaac, shoe maker
WHJuOTTO-HTOK is a parish and village near the
Wolds, on the Cliffs otUed "the back bone of England,"
in the Northern division of the county, parts of londsey,
wast division of Aslaooe wapentake, Gainsborough petty
■easional diviskin, onion and county court distnct, rural
deanery of Aslaooe^ archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of
Itincoln, 4 milaa south from Kirton-in-Lindsey station and 9
Chapman David, farmer
Sloothby
Bemrose Frederick, farmer
Bemrose Henry, shoe maker
Betts Thomas, beer retailer
Francis James, former
Lill Michael (exors. of), farmer
Parker Joseph, wheelwright
Rutter William, farmer
Sanderson Benjamin, farmer
Sanderson James, farmer
Simpson George, farmer
Sylvester Henry (Mrs.), grocer, diaper
& carrier
Thorndike John, former
Thorndike Thomas, cattle dealer k frmr
Waite Thomas, former
with residence, in the gift of Earl Brownlow, and held since
i860 by the Rev. Octavins Pyke Hoisted b.a. of St. John'j
College, Cambridge. Earl Brownlow d.l., j.p. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil is clay and strong
loam ; subsoil, chiefly clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, beans and roots. The area is 556 acres ; rateable
value, ^^850 ; the population in 1881 was 36.
Parish Qerk, Dixon Bird.
Letters through Falkingham, arrive from Osboumby at
8.30 a.m. k dispatched by messenger who calls about
4 p.m. Osboumby is the nearest money order ofHoa k
Falkingham the telegraph office
The children of this place attend the school at Osboumby
1
Hack William Lionel Frederick,former,
ram breeder k auctioneer
Hill Daniel, shopkeeper
Lock Thomas, farmer
Mitchell John, farmer
Money John, former
yearly value ^£653, including ii^ acres of glebe and'house, in
the gift of the Eurl of Dvsart, and held since 1879 by the
Rev. William Henry Edward McKnight b.a. of Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin. At the junction of the two ancient parishes
of Silkby ani Willoughby stands an ancient font of the
same date as the chureh, which has lately been replaced on
a new base ; the symbols of the four Evangelists are carved
on the base. Iteme Margaret Thorold, of Syston, near
Grantham, left in the year 1718, ;^io yearly for the poor,
arising from 30 acres of land in the parish ; the new scheme
lately issued by the Charity Commissioners assigns /lo
yearly to the poor of the parish, to be distributed at the ois-
cretion of the churchwardens, and it is given in coals at
Christmas ; the remainder of the charity is applied to the
support of Dame Thorold's school at Sidebrook. The Earl of
D;^sart is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
soil is light loam and cUy ; subsoil, blue clay. Bricks and
tiles are made here. The chief crops are all kinds of cereals
and roots. The area is 3,505 acres ; rateable value, ^£3,636 ;
the population in 1881 was 380.
Parish Clerk, Thomas Healey.
Lbttkb Box cleared 5 p.m. week days only. Letters
through Sleaford, which is the nearest money order k
telegraph office
Parochial School (mixed), for 45 children ; average attend-
ance, 39 ; k supported by voluntary rates k school pence ;
Miss Caroline White, mistress
Money Benjamin, Horseshoes inn,
wholesale brewer k former, horse k
trap on hire
Money Thomas, farmer
Newton John, farmer
Onyon Luke, carpenter
east from Gainsborough. The church of St. Andrew is a
perfectly plain btdldine of sUme, consisting of chanoel uid
nave and a tower containing i bell ; the chancel arch, which
is Early English, and a Jacobean tomb in the chancel are
the only remaixis of the original chureh. llie register dates
from the year 1599. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
vahie ;£jeo, in the gift of King's College, Oambridgs, and
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thAEwd of , Sfarbrowbi alteroatelyiait^JktUiinos.itra-bT
the BaT, Edvanl Chapman WUshere it. A. of St. Johns
College, Cambridge. There are Wesleyan and I^ioBiitwe
Hetho^ft chapels ; the latter was inbuilt in (867, at a cost
of ;f a6o, defrayed by subscription. The Earl of Scarbroogh,
vha is loid of the manor, ai>d King's College^ CambridS^
are the principal landowneira Tlie aoil is sandy monld in
the high land, and clay in the low land ; subsoil, sand and
day. The chief crops are vheat, barley and turnips. Tha
area is 3,684 acres i rateable value, £3,5^' *> the population
in 1881 iras 530.
Parish Clerk, Francis Lewis.
Lidgett John
Nicholson Frederick, Willougbton manr
Nicholson William John, The Grange
Wilshere Rev. Edward Chapman m.a.
[vicar]. Vicarage
Wood William
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COHMSRCIAL.
Andrew John William, paper merchant
Andrew William, grocer k draper
Bamingham Joseph Kobert, wheel-
wright & joiner
Barratt Francis George, boot & shoe ma
Clixby Thomas, blacksmith
WZIiSFOBD (Wivelsford) is a parish, m the Southern
division of the cotmty, parts of Kesteven, Winnibriggs
wapentake, Sleaford petty sessional division, union and
county court district, rural deanery of North Grantham,
and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles west-south-
west from Sleaford, 9 north.«ast from Grantham and one
mile and a half east from Ancaster station. The village is
small, but pleasantly 8ituat«d on the banks of a rinilet.
The church of St. Mary is a fine buikling of stone, in the
Norman, Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular stvles,
consisting of chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles ana an
embattled tower (restored by Boger Warde, rector, in 1479),
with fine spire, containing 3 bells : the chancel retains a
double piscma, a credence and an aumbry on either side,
and has also some remains of Norman work : the axis of the
chancel, however, diverges considerably from that of the
nave: both arcades are Early English, the north arcade
taking the precedence in point of date : at the east end of
the nave there are other indications of very Early Norman
or perhaps Saxon work : the church was restored in 1860-1,
when the roof of the chancel was reconstructed, the church
reseated, preserving the old bench ends, and a stone pulpit
and other flttmgs introduced ; the work was carried out
under the direction of Messrs. Kirk and Parry, architects.
The register dates from the year 1668 ; marriages from
1754. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;^siOi ••>
the gift of and beld sinoe 1859 bv the Rev. John Parkinson
Baily Yotmge b.a. of Christ's College, Cambridse. Hero is
a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1859. That eminent
scholar, Sir Charles Cotterell, of Queens' College, Cam-
bridge, and hon. o.c.l. of Oxford, who was appointed in
1641 master of the ceremonies to Charles II. was bom here :
he resi^fued the office in 1686, in favour of his son Charles
Lodowicke Cotterell, and died in 1701. It is supposed that
Hngo de Wake, in the reign of Stephen, founded a priory at
Wilsford, as a cell to the Abbey of Bee, in Normandy : this
Yonnge Bev. John Parkinson Baily B.A
Palmer Miss, Wilsford hall
COmiBBCIAI,.
Allen John, grocer
Ash Samuel, Plough f.b
Beckett John, shopkeeper
Bemrose John Hen^, farmer
Bmtnall William Porter, Marquis of
Granby p.h
WHiSTHOBPE is a township and parochial chapelry,
in the Southern division of the conntv, Ness wapentake,
parts of Kesteven and union of Stamford, from which latter
place it is 7 miles north-east, county court district of Stam-
ford, rural deanery of Ness, archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 4 miles south from Bourn, 3J west from Market
Deeping and about 3 south-east from the Braceboroogh
station on the Bourn and Stamford railway. The old church
of Wilsthorpe, a haralet of Gretford, was pulled down in
1715, and a new church built to the eastward in the Italian
style, at the cost of Edward Curtis esq. : in 1863 the edifice
was reconstructed, from designs by Mr. James Fowler,
architect, of Louth, and is now a substantial stone structure
in the Early English style, consisting of chancel with vestry,
nave and an octagonal bell-turret with spire on the western
SUe containing i bell : the {dain windows of the nave have
en filled with Gothic tracery, a circular cusped window
inserted at the west end and the east window, of three
^^s, filled with stained glass : the whole interior has been
Mfitted with pulpit, desk af>d open seats : in the church
is an.andent '^gy of a knig^ in mailed armour of the
Cross Arthur Bright, farmer
Daubney Jaaagh, butcher
Gleadle Joeepfi, former t miller (steam)
Glover John, farmer
Hall John, bricklayer
Hall Lighton, bricklayer,
Hill John Charles, farmer
Hill Thomas, farmer
Keyworth Charles, rope k twine maker
Lewis Francis, tailor k wooUen draper
Marsh Thomas, grocer & draper
Marshall Charles, blacksmith
Humby Geo. thtiBshing machine owner
Blankley Thomas, former, Hanbeck ho
Dennis Thomas Hather, grocer
Doubleday Thomas, former
Gostick Joseph, shoe maker
Greensmith Thomas, shoe maker
Hill William, carpenter
Hutchinson Thos. miller(steam)ft baker
Parkinson Thomas, farmer
Patchett Joseph, butcher
Von OtlnoE. — Joseph Twnr, fah^MMmaiter.' 'Latten
arrive from Kirt<>n Lindsey at.iac; dispatched at 3.45.
The nearest money order Jc telegraph office is Kirton-in*
- Lindsey . • ■ 1
National School (mixed), erected,''with master's house, in
i86j, for I go childian ; Brerag* attendance, 95 ; Oeoige
William Glascodine, '(master; Mrs. O. W, Olascodiiie,
mistress
Cauhbbs ^--
Jobn Daubney, U) Qainaboco', tnes. k mt. ; to Briog, thnrs
William Brown, to Oainsborongh, tnes. ; to Lincoln, fri
George Burton, to Gainsborongh, tnes. k sat
Nicholson Prederiok, former, Willongh*
ton manor
Nicholson Wm. Jn. frmr. The Grange
Parish John, wheelwright
Bobinaon Henry, farmer
Sprotberry Chiu'les, boot & shoe maker
Trevor Joseph, grocer, draper, ft post
office
Wainwright George, Commercial inn
Watts Frederick, tailor & woollen draper
Wetherhogg Francis^ saddler ft harness
maker ft poor's rate collector
Wright John, flour dealer
monastic cell was afterwards given to Bourn Abbey^<iinl at
the Dissolution was granted to Charles, Duke of Suffolk ;
traces of the buildings are still evident. On the heath,
enclosed in 1775, are the celebrated Wilsford quarries, wfaid^
produce a white and durable freestone, and commonly called
"Ancaster stone," from its baring been first wrought in
that parish: many of the churches, public buildings and
mansions in this county have been erected with this stone.
Wilsford Hall, the residence of Miss Palmer, is an ancient-
stone building, erected in 1649, and enlarged 1776, as a
hunting-box, by the late Duke of Bntland. Cmtain C. J.
Myers, of Dunnywell, Cumberland, who is lord of the
manor, the Bev. J. P. B. Younge b.a. rector, John Archer
Houblon esq. of HalUngbury, Bishop's Stortford, Lt.-Col.
Mildmay Willson Willson j.f. of Bauceby Hall, Sleaford,
Edmund James Lucas-Calcraft esq. j.f. Charles Kirk esq.
and Herbert Peaks esq. are the principal landowners. The
soil is various ; subsoil, principally stone. The chief crops
are all kinds of cereals and roots. The area is 3,860 acres v
rateable value, ^4,575 ; the population in 1881 was 689.
Hanbbck is an extensive form adjoining this village : it
was formerly extra-parochial,but now united with Wilsford :
it is the property of J. A. Houblon esq.
Parish Clerk, Robert Kingham.
Lbtteb Box cleared at 1.30 t>.tn. Letters through Grant-
ham, The nearest money order ft telegraph ^ce is at
Sleaford
Church School (mixed), built, witii master's honse, in 1857,
from designs by Messrs. Kirk ft Parry, at a cost of 1^600^
by Miss Cheney, formerly lady of the manor ; the Rev.
John P. B. Young, rector, gave the ground & building
materials : a chiss room for intents was added 1877, at tlw
cost of ;^6o, defrayed by sabscriptions : the school will
hold 1 30 children ; average attendance, 90 ; ft is supported
by voluntary subscriptions ft a government grant ; Robert
Kingham, master
Rimington James, Rutland Arms VM
Robinson George, shopkeeper
Slight George, farmer, W'Usford heath
Smith George, farm bailiff to Edwin
Knight esq.
Smith Matthew, cattle dealer
Snell William, former
Theaker Joseph Morley, farmer
Thomley Dean, wheelwright
thirteenth century and bearing a shield emblazoned with
the arms of Wake. The register, including Gretford, dates
for baptisms and burials from the year 1770 ; marriages,
1754. The living of Gretford-cum- Wilsthorpe is a rectory,
tithe rent-charge /194, joint gross yearlyvalttej£'44o, includ-
ing 185 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Xiord
ChanceUQr,and held sinoe 1884 by the Rev.Henry Joy d.d. of
Trinity College, Dublin, who resides at Greatford.. Here is an
artesian well 52 feet deep, belonging to Peterborough Water
Works. The soil is loam ; snbiwil, stone and gravel. The
chief crops are wheat, barley and pasturage land. The
township comprises about 800 acres of good land, chicffy
the property of Mr. K A. White, of Grantham, Arthnr
William English esq. j.f. of Aislaby Lodge, near Whitby,
and the rector of Gretford ; rateable viuoe, ;f 1,430 ; the
popnlation in t88i was 81.
Parish Clerk, John WQcox.
LXTTEB Box cleared at 4.30 p.m. Letters from Stamford
by mail. cart. Bourn ft Murket Deeping are the onarest
' money order offices ; the telegraph office is at Bourn
The ohildren of this place attcnd-thv school at Otstford
Digi
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
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WU George, Carmer I
WUFOBBT ia a small pariah, in the Mid division of the
ooonty, parts of Lindaey , hundred of Hill, petty snosinnnl
dMaion, union and connty court district of HomcasUe, rural
deanery of Hill No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lin-
coln, 5 miles east-by-sonth from Horncastle. The chnroh of
St. Margaret, erected in 1866, at the cost of the late Mr. C.
Hill, is an edifice of stone, in a modem imitation of the
Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, sonth
porm and an open belf^ containing i bell : the stained east
window was given by Miss Talfonrd. The register dates
&oni the year 1597. The living is a discharged rectory, tithe
rent-charge ;^ao6,gross yearly value ;£373,indnding 39 acres
of glebe, with house, in the ^ft of the Lord Chancnlor, and
held since 1881 by the Rev. Elijah Edward Baylee Salisbury
B.D. of Qneens' College, Cambridge. Here, on Wednesday,
Salisbury Be v. Elijah Edwin Baylee b.d. [rector], Bactory
WtNtB^TON. 711
I TmyUit JaMpb» miller (water)
October irth, 1643, a battle was foo^t between the Parlia,
mentary forces under the Earl of MMKiiester and Colonel
Oromwell and the Royal army, then^tUVBGhing to the relief
of Bolingbroke Castle ; in thipapHpater Cromwell was un-
horsed, and Sir Ingram Hopton, ik an attempt to capture
him, was slain ; the Soyal troop9,)|Mtfly on account of a
disastrous panic, were signally defeated^ John Hill esq. is
lord of the manor and owns all the land with the exception
of the globe. The soil is mostly heavy loam ; subsoil, white
clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and seeds.
Tba area is 84a acres ; rateable value, ;^948 ; the population
in z88i was 64.
Letters through Horncastle, which is the nearest mooey
Order & telegraph ofHce
The children of this parish attend the school at Lusby
I Hill Jn, landowner k farmer, TUm Batl
WINTEBHTOHAIE is an old corporate town (which
formerly had a market), parish and pleasant villa^ on the
soath bank of the Hnmber, in the Northern division of the
connty, parts of Lindsey, northern division of the wapentake
of Manley, petty sessional division of Winterton, Crlanford
Brigg union, county court district of Barton-upon-Humber,
mral deanery of Manlake, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese
of Linoohi, 3^ miles north from Winterton, 7^ west from
Barton and 7 north from Appleby railway station ; on the
opposite shore of the Humber is a station of the Hull and
Selby railway, and on the river side are wharves for com,
malt, coel and timber. The church of All Stunts is a build-
ing of stone, in the Norman and Early English styles, con-
sisting of nave, aisles, south porch, transept and a western
tower containing 5 bells : many of the windows ore stained.
The register dates from the year 1563. The living is a
rectory, tithe rent-charge ;f 163, net yearly value ;f 500, in-
cluding 390 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and held since 1866 by the
Bev. Charles Knowles u.A., j.f. formerly Dixie fellow of
that college. There is a Wesleyan chapel and a Primitive
Methodist chapd, built in 1837. Thejxwr have yearly, in
coals and money, the sum of about £ia, arising from the
beqnests of the Rev. Thomas Adam, Eleanor Scarborough,
B(^r Manners and Thomas Middleton, and a dole of Mr.
Thomas Boothby's produces about ;f 16 yearly. Edward
Westoby, late of this place, also left, in 1873, the sum of
jf 90, the interest of which ia given annually each Christmas
Day in bread to the poor. In the old Bectory House, now
used as stables and outhouses, Henry Kirke Wiite, the poet,
was, in 1799, for a brief period under the tuition of Mr.
Grtdnger. A pleasure fair is held on the 14th of Jnly. About
half a mile east of the village the Roman town Ad Abnm is
sn]qxMed to have stood. Near the village is a chalybeate
springithonght to possess greatmedidnalqualities. St.Ethel-
dreda, when she Sed from her second husband, Egfrid, £^iig
of Northumbria, in order to devote herself to a religions life,
Barratt John Bratten William, shoe maker
Beacock Matthew
Brown Rev. Stafford Meredith [cnrate
of West Halton]
Bnrkill Edward W
Borkill Jqseph, Manor house
Borkill John Robert
Dickinson Thomas
Knowles Rev. Charles m.a., j.f. [rector]
Scarborough Miss
Sotton John
Watkin John
OOIOfBBCIAI.
Barr George, tailor
Barratt Thomas, farmer
Bates Samuel, miller (steam)
Beacock Matthew, ship owner
Bell Robert, Bay Horse P.K
Bickell Edmund, grocer &c
Bray Edwin, provision merchant
Bromby Edward, potato dealer
Brumby George, farmer
Brumby Martha (Miss), dress maker
Bnrkill Joseph, wine merchant & far-
mer. Manor honse
Bnrkill Henry, farmer
Burkill Robert, coal merchant
Button George, brick & tile maker
Crawford Joseph, wheelwright
Dawson Thomas, butcher
Gillatt John, wheelwright
Hall Jason, blacksmith
Hookham Geoive, grocer
Kendall Holland, farmer
Kirkby Sarah (Mrs.), farmer
Langton John, shoe maker
Leaberry Lawty, grocer
Marshall WiUiun, farmer
crossed the Humber and landed at Winterin^am haven,
when, turning aside to the village of West Halton, then
called "Alfiuun," at that time almost surrounded by
marshes, she sought and received hospitality, and remain-
ing there a short time, she built on that spot a church,
which was dedicated in her hononr, and is still known by her
name. William de S. Barbara, a monk of Durham and dean
of York, having gone in 1 143 to attend a council in London.
was,dnring his absence, elected Bishop of Dnrham, and on his
return to the city .of York, was met at Winteringham, and
being informed of what had taken place was thereupon taken
to the altar in Winteringham church, his election confirmed
and a Te Deum sung to commemorate the event. A Temper-
ance HaU was bnilt in 1883 for the parish, at a cost of about
j^3oo. Lord Oarrington, of Wycombe Abbey, Bucks, who is the
lord of the manor, and the Rev. Charles Knowles m.a.. j.f.
rector, and owner of the glebe, are the principal landowners.
The soil is a rich loam, resting on the oolitic limestone strata,
which in this neighbourhood is but a little distance from the
surface. The chief crope are wheat, barley, potatoes and
beans. The area is 3,979 acres of land and 1,705 of water,
principally arising from the washing away of the banks <A
the Humber ; rateable value, £s,3Bt ios. ; the population
in 1881 was 671.
Post Office. — Edmund Bickell, postmaster. Letters
through Doncaster arrive at 8. i< a.m. ; dispatched at 5.15
p.m. The nearest money order k telegraph oiHce is at
Winterton. There is no delivery or dispatch on Sundays
Natiraial School (mixed), built in 1845, ft holding i^
diOdren, with an average attendance of 90 ; the school is
supported by voluntary subscription & a government
grant ; Thomas Whitehead, master ; Mis. Snah White-
head, mistress
Casbibb. — Robert Cook Thornton & Henry Smith, to Barton,
mon. ; to Hull, tnes. & fri
Watbb Convbyamcb. — Matthew Beacock, to Hull, tues. k
fri
Otter Hannah (Miss), draper
Otter John, bricklayer
Patrick Bobert, blacksmith
Pickersgill George, shoe maker
PnUeine Richard, fanner
Reynolds William, carpenter & grocer
Robinson Henry, cowkeeper
Robinson Josiah, brmer
Ronth k Waddingham, shipbuilders
Sewell John, brmer, Grange
Simpson James, shopkeeper
Slater Henry, brick k tile maker
Slingsby Charles, machine owner
Smith Henry, carrier
Spencer Jabez, fellmngr. k rate collector
Sutton William, farmer
Sutton William Walter, farmer
Thornton Robert Cook, Ferry Boat inn,
carrier
'WHTTBBTOIT is a parish and small market town, (^ving
title to a petty sessional division, in the Northern division of
the county, parte of Lindsey, the northern division of
Uanley wapentake, Glanford Brigg union, Barton-upon-
Humber comity court district, rural deanery of Manfidce,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, a^ miles sonth
from the Humber, 3 west from the river Anchobne, 4 north
from Anileby station. 8 west-sonth-weat from Barton and
xo north-north-west from Brigg. The town is lufated wiih
gas and amply snppHed with water and govemea by a local
board of 13 members. The church of AU Sointo is a hand-
some and spacious building of stone in the Norman and
Eaily English styles, consisting of chancel, with organ
chamber on the north aide, transepts, nave of three boys.
aisles with north and south porch and a western tower con-
taining 5 bells, cast in 1734, by Daniel Hedderly : some of
the windows are filled with modem stained glass : over the
communion table is a paintmg of the "Holy Family," by
Raphael Mengs, presented by Lady Boynton : in the floor of
the chancel is a slab, which has lost some of its brasses, to
John Rndd, merchant of the staple at Calais, 1504 : in the
chancel is a bas relief, with arms to Peter Gering, 1590 :
a grave slab of the Anglo Saxon period now serves as the
lintel of the tower doorway, indicating that there was a
church here some time before the Norman Conquest : the
base and shaft of the old chuicfaywid cross remain near the
south porch : in the churchyard is also a ^vestone, in-
scribed to William Teanby, who kept school m the church ;
Digitized by VjUUV IC
712 WINTSBTOH.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
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he cnt the inscriptioDS hiinselfand naed the stone as a table
irhile his coftin sorTed for a cupboard ; the inscription is a
curious mixture of Latin and cnglish, and begins " Prope
Infra the turf lies the sordid atoms of Alice the irife of
William Teanbyt who died >n June, 1756, in the 31st year of
her age ; " it ends trith the record of his own death in 1810
(at the age of 97), added bj a friend. The register dates
from about 1558, the earlier ones having been copied and
the rest carefully indexed by the present ricar. The living
is a ricarage, tithe rent-charge ;^83, gross yearly value
£igB, including 53 acres of glebe, with residence, in the
fift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1873 ^^y ^waid
ynge Wilson T.A.X.C.L. Jonathan Dent, an eccentric in-
habitant of this parish, who died at the age of 91 years,
was (at his own request) buried in his garden : a tomb
was erected over his remains, which bears date 1834. A
Roman oven was discovered in 1868, in the side of a sandpit
near the road to Winteringham. The Weslej'an chapel was
built in 1877, at a cost of about ^3,000 and contains an organ
by Nicholson, of London : the old chapel, erected in 1 837 is
now disused. The Primitive Methodist chapel was built in
1B79, at a cost of about ^^1,500. A cemetery of about three
acres in extent, with a mortuary chapel, was formed in
1876, at a cost of ^f 3,000, and is under the control of a
Burial Board of 9 members. The parish reading room,
King street, opened in 1879, has 30 meuibers ; the daily
papers are taken in ; William Hunt, hon. sec. ; Thomas
Parkinson, manager. Kichard Beck, a surgeon, of Barton-
upon-Humber, left by his will, dated October 8th, 1728,
two yearly rent-charges out of the water-mill at Barrow,
£3 $». lot educating poor children and £a for the sick poor
of this parish. A plot of land, of nearly 3 acres, which let's
for ;^io a year, was left for the repairs of the church. The
police station, erected in 1853, is a commodious building,
vrith hall for the petty sessions. Fairs for cattle are held
here ; one on the Tuesday before Palm Sunday, another on
the 23rd of September, and a statute fair on the 9th of
May. The fea.it is held on the 6th of July, and a corn
market, established 1836, every Wednesday evening at the
Cross Keys hotel. Agricultural implement and nuichine
making is carried on here. The Oddfellows' (formerly
Temperance) Hall, was built in 1850, at a cost of ;£400.
Winterton cliff was evidently once occupied by the Romans,
tor in 1747 several beautiful tesselated pavements were dis-
covered, as well as urns and other Roman antiquities, on
the Cliff farm, the property of M. W. Clarke esq. who
resides at the Hall, where there is a private masemn of
antiquities. The great Roman road. Ermine street, join-
ing London, Lincoln and York passes through this parish.
There is no lord of the manor. The principal landowners
are the trustees of the late W. H. DntHII esq. John Dent
Dent esq. M.A., d.l., j.p. of Ribston Hall, Wetherby, Joseph
Popple eeq. and the Rev. Joseph Jonathan Dent Dent U.A.
vicar of Bunsingore, Wetherby. The soil is loam, peat and
sand ; subsoil, oolite and lias. The chief crops are wheat,
oats and barlev. The area is 3,638 acres ; rateable value,
£6,934 158 ; tKe population in 1881 was 1,601.
Parish Clerk, Robert Young Nassau.
Post, Moxev Ordeb & Telegbaph Office, Savings Bank
k Annuity k Insurance Office. — Miss Charlotte Frow,
sub-postmistress. Letters from Doncaster by mail cart
from AN>leby station arrive at 8 a.m. ; dispatched at 5.30
p.m. There is not a delivery or dispatch of letters on
Sundays, but the letter box is open as on other days.
Money orders are granted & paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m
CovKTY Maqistbates fob Wintebton Petty Sessional
Division.
Sheffield Sir Robert bart. d.l. Normanby park, Doncaster
Cliff Joseph esq. Frodingham house, Doncaster
Sadler Mrs
PBIVATE BESIDENTS.
Seacock Joseph
Bennett The Misses
Bray Matthew
Brown Mrs
Clarke Michl. Wrangles, Winterton hall
Crust Edward
Dawson Frederick m.b. King street
Fowler Miss
Fowler Rev. Joseph Thomas m.r.cs.
Eng., U.A., F.S.A
Goodworth Mrs
Goodworth Roger Portington
Harrison Robert Bamett
Lailey Captain William
Leake Miss
Liversidge Mrs
Harris Hiss
Oldfield William
Phillips Edward Hodges Goggin
Popple Joseph, Gilby house
Robinson Henry
Spencer Rev. Thomas P. [^Wesleyan]
Stanstield Rev. Benjamin [Primitive
Methodist]
Stubbs William
Taylor Joseph
Tombleson John, Northlands bouse
Wales Rev. John Alfred [Primitive],
West street
Wilson Edward Synge t.a.k.c.l. [vicar
k surrogate]
COXMSRCIAL.
Aitken George, spirit merchant
Ayre George, gas fitter k plumber
Backhouse Francis, stone mason
Baker Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Barkworth Caleb, pork butcher
Bamett Thos. H. watch ma. k jeweller
Beacock Joseph, farmer, Holmes
BIyth Henry, rope k twine maker
Booth Wm. Holgate, boot k shoe maker
Booth William, castiator
Border William, farmer
Cross Rev. Canon John Edward it.A. Vicarage, i^ipleby,
Doncaster
Goulton-Constable James esq. Walcot hall, Doncaster
Jarvis Rev. Francis Amcotts ila. Vicaisge, Bartan-apoo-
Stather, Doncaster . .
Knowleg Bev. Chas. v. A. Rectory, Winteringham, Doncaater
Peacock Edward esq. f.».a. Bott^ord manor, Brigg
Winn Rowland esq. m.p. Nostell priory
Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas Freer, Brigg
Petty Sessions are held at the Police Station tiie ist k 3rd
friday in every month at 11 a. m
The places in the division are: — AlkboroQgh,Appleby, Ashby,
Bottesford, Bnrringham, Burton - upon - Stather, East
Butterwick, Brumby, Crosby, Flisborongh, Frodingham,
Gunhoose, West Halton, Holme, Manton, Megringham,
Baventhorpe, Boxby-with-Hisby, Scunthorpe, Twigmoor,
Whitton, Winteringham, Winterton k Yaddlethorpe
Local Boakc.
Board day, the first mondsy in every month, at
the Cross Keys hotel. 1
Clerk, Alfred Spencer
Treasurer, Henry Thomas Bellerby
Medical Officer of Health, Frederick Dawson k.b. King st
Surveyor k Inspector of Nuisances, George West
Collector, Robert Drinkall
IMSUBANCB Agents : —
Midland Counties Fire k Life, Joseph Wells
Northern Assurance, D. Cheesman k Son
Royal Farmers', G. Robinson
Public Estabushmznts : —
Cemetery, Alf Ad Spencer, clerk to the burial board
County Police Station, William Dain, 8upt.fc two constables
Fire Brigade, George Ayre, superintendent
Inland Revenue Office, Cross Keys, William Atkinson
Cluer, officer
Odd FeUows' Hall
Public Officers : —
Clerk to the Burial Board, Alfred Spencer
Collector of Assessed Taxes, Robert Drinkall
Inland Revenue Officer, William Atkinson Cluer
Medical Officer, Winterton District, Glanford Brigg Union
k Medical Officer of Health, Roxby-cum-Risby Urtian
Sanitary District., Roger Portington Goodworth L.B.C.P.
Edin
Registrar of Births k Deaths for Winterton sulMiistricts,
Georse Morwood
Believing Officer, Winterton district, James Jnde
Superintendent of Police, William Dain
School Attendance Officer, Joseph Wells
Schools: —
National (mixed) built in 1841, at a cost of ;f400, raised by
subscription, for 180 children ; average attendance, 90,
k supported 1^ subscription k a government grant ;
Miss Ada Jane Ross, mistress
Wesleyan (mixed) for 340 children ; average attendance,
160 ; John Bruwton, master ; Miss Harriet Morwood,
infants' mistress
Convey AKCB ; —
APPI.EBY — Sioil cart, daQy, ■ Sunday excepted ; Charles
Skelton, to meet the 10.10 a.m. & 6. 35 p.m. trains daily
Cakriebs to : —
Barton — Thomas Smith k Richard Hewitt, mon
Brioo— George Harrison k Charles Skelton, mon. taes.
thnrs. k sat. ; mail cart, daily, Sunday excepted
Hull — ^Thomas Smith, tues. wed. fri. k sat. k Richard
Hewitt, mon. tues. wed. fri. k sat
Wintkbinoham— Mail cart daily, sunday excepted
Brown Thomas, market gardener
Bray George, bricklayer
Brumby John, former
Brumby Septimna, farmer
Brumby William, farmer
BuUeyment Richard, fellmonger
Burton Joseph, plumber
Burton Thomas, shoe maker
Bust Fredk. k Joseph Sharp, engineers
Cemetery (Alfred Spencer, derkto the
burial board)
Chapman Edward, ironmonger
Chapman George, shopkeeper
Chapman Mary Haiuiab (Mrs. ),mUliner
k dress maker
Cheesman Daniel k Sons, tailors
Cheesman John, tailor
Clark James, beer retailer
Cluer Wm. Atkinson, inland rar. officr
Cook Thomas, shopkeeper
Cousins Henry, shoe mercer
Cousins Jane (Mrs.), straw hat nukkei
Cross Charles, chemist
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Cross William, solicitor to the Winter-
ton Gas Co. see Goy k Cross
Cundall Thomas Pettinger, saddler &
harness maker
Curtis Thomas, farm bailiff to James
Popple esq
Dain William, superintendent of police
Dawson Frederick u.b. i/>nd., l.h.
physician k sorgeon ; medical officer
of health forWinterton urban sani-
tary district. King street
Doughty William, blacksmith
Drewry Thomas, coal dealer
Drinkall Robert, rate collector to the
local board k of assessed taxes
Oattill George, farmer
Fitchett Jolui, tailor
Fletcher Thomas It John, agricultural
machine k implement manufacturers,
thrashing machine proprietors, mill-
Wrights, com k seed drill manufac-
turers, Newport iron wprks; k millers
& com mers. Winterham Road mills
Foster William, pork butcher
Fow^ler Walter, chimney sweeper
Freer, Hett & Hett, solicitors
Fiuw Charlotte (Miss), post mistress.
Post office
Frow Emma (Hiss), milliner
Gelder Eliiabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Gilding Henry, cattle dealer
Goodwin John William, farmer
Goodwin Walter A. fanner
Good worth Soger Fortington l.b.c.p.
■din. physician It sni^geon & medical
officer iWintertoD district, Olanfoid
Brigg union fe medical officer of
healui Roxby-cnm-Risby urban sani-
tary district k medical referee for
Scottish k Prudential Insurance
Companies ; k at Scunthorpe
Goy k Cross, solicitors
Gray Thomas, cowkeeper
Gaoby Tliomas, shoe maker
Hall' James Walsham, grocer
Hall Richard, wheelwright
Hamm Jabez Wilkinson, clerk to the
Roxby-cnm-Risby Local Board
Harrison Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper
Harrison Frank, builder
Harrison George, carrier k bus. prop
Harrison Robert Bamett, miller (wmd
tc steam) k com merchant & flour
dealer, Northland's mill k King st
Hewson John, rope maker
Hewitt Richard, carrier
Hill Edward, coal dealer
LINGOLKSHIBE. wikthorpf.
Hodlin William, tailor
Hursley Thomas, cattk) dealer
Holmes George, brrier
Hunt William, grocer, tea dealer k
provision mer. jc ale & porter mer
Johnson George William k Co. drapers
k grocers
Jude James, relieving officer Winterton
district, Glanford Brigg union
Keightly Thomas, shoe maker
Key William, gas fitter
Langton John, farmer
Leaning Joseph, higgler
Lawtey Thomas Robert, shoe maker
Lewis Alice (Mrs.), Butchers' Arms p.h
London k Yorkshire Hank Limited
(sub-branch) (J. H. Howarth, man-
ager), wed. 9 to 8 p.ra. : Cross Keys
hotel ; draw on Head Office, 59 Old
Broad street, k Union Bank of Lon-
don, London e.e
Lumley George, bricklayer
Moore John, saddler
Morwood George, registrar of births,
marriages k deaths, sub-district of
Winterton & agent to the Prudential
Assurance Company Limited
Nassau Joseph, com merchant
Oldfield JosephRansom, cattle dealer k
butcher k farmer
Palmer John Corden, printer
Parkinson Thomas, farmer
Percival William, Cross Keys Commer-
cial hotel, farmer k inland revenue
office ; London k Yorkshire bank
open wed. only ; moil contractor
Phillips Edward' Hodges Goggin, phy-
sician k surgeon
Pickersgill George, farmer
Popple Joseph, farmer k land owner
Randerson Charles Herbert, tinman k
brazier
Reading Room (William Hunt, hon.
sec. ; Thomas Parkinson, manager).
King street
Rhodes Thomas, clothier
Robinson Godfrey, grocer k miller
Ross James, blacksmith
Rothwell Joseph, grocer
Sawer John, hair dresser
Sawyer John Thomas, farmer, Carrs
Sawyer William, fanner
Scott John Charles, shopkeeper
Skelton Charles, carrier to Brigg mon. I
tues. thnrs. k sat, ; meet trains at '
Appleby station daily at 10.10 a.m. I
fc 6.35 p.m. ; returning to Winterton
'13
Smith Alfred, pork butcher
Smith Percival, auctioneer k veterinary
surgeon
Smith Thomas, carrier
Spencer Alfred, law clerk tc clerk to
the Winterton local k burial boards
It to West Halton school board k sec.
to the Liberal Association
Spencer Benjamin, butcher
Spilman John Rae, draper, silk mercer,
hatter, hosier k haberdasher
Stamp William, George commercial
hotel ; good stabling accommodation
k horse to let on hire
Stamford William, grocer
Stubbins Samuel, china k glass dealer
Stubbins Thomas, carpenter
Tate Thos. Godfrey, watch k clock ma
Tate William Godfrey, watch maker
Taylor Robert, sack depot
Tbompton Joseph, painter
Tock 'Thomas, farmer
Tombleson John,fanner,Nortbland'a ho
Waddingham John, farmer
Waddingham William, greengrocer
Waddington Richard, draper
Wade Mary Ann (Miss), milliner k
dress maker. East street
Wade Thomas,millwright, agricultural
engineer k manufacturer of all kinds
of agricultural machinery k imple-
ment agent. East street
Walker Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer
Walker Henry James, provision mer
Walker Leadham, fanner
Wells Charles, cowkeeper
Wells Emma (Mrs.), ^neral registry
office for servants. High street
Wells Joseph, printer, book k music
seller, stationer, bookbinder k news
agent, dealer in paper hangings,
advertisement agent k bill poster k
general commission agent. High st _
Wells Joseph, wholesale dealer in
pretroleuin k. benzoline - & game
dealer, High street
West George, surveyor 4 inspector of
nuisances to urban sanitary authority
Wilks Mary (Miss), ladies' school
Winterton Gas Co. (Joseph Popple,
chairman ; William Cross, sec)
York Citv k County Banking Co.
Limited (sub-branch) (Henry Thos.
Bellerby, manager), open on wed.
only : draw on Lloyds, Barnetts k
Boranquets Bank, London
"WIKTEOBPE is a parish, on the shore of the North
Sea, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lindsay,
Marsh division of Candleshoe wapentake, Spilsby petty
sessional divisioi, union and county court district. Candle-
shoe Tunl deanery No. 3, and archdeaconry and diocese of
Lincoln, 5 miles east-by-north from Burgh, 6 north-east
from Wainfleet, a north from the Skegness station and 12
east from Spilsby. The water works pumping station is
situated here, for the supply of water to the town of Skeg-
ness. The church of St. Mary is a building of freestone,
in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, nave of five bays, with embattled clerestory,
aisles, south porch and a western embattled tower with
pinnacles and central vane, and containing 4 bells : there is
a chapel at the end of each aisle, formed by parclose screens
across the eastern bavs ; one of these chantries was either
founded or endowed by Walter de Friskney, X316, and
dedicated to St. James : in the southern chantry are two
brackets, piscina, aumbry and a plain grey sepulchral
alab ; the lower panels of the screen around the north
chantry exhibit traces of colour, and the roof also appears
to have been coloured and gilt ; within the north chantry
•re six brackets and a piscina, and outside the screen the
altar slab once fixed here ; the chancel is wholly Perpendi-
cular, and is remarkable for the beauty of its carved work,
the stall ends of unusual size are both finely designed and
admirably executed, and display a profusion of flowers,
(oliase and figures of animals ; and one bears a carefully
renderod carving of the legend of St. Hubert ; the nave
roof was renewed daring the Perpendicular period ; a good
oak screen divides the nave and chancel, above which re-
main the bracket supports of the rood loft : near the screen
is an aumbry ; the windows of the north aisle retain some
fragments of delicately painted glass, the Perpendicular
porch is a beantifnl example of that style, and has carved
gracefully trailing folia^ on its gable ; several nearly
effaced shields appear on its external walls and. within is a
stoup ; the east and west walls of the porch bear the legend :
" Robert Lanquay and Wylly' Palm' that payd for thys
God for hys mercy bring ham to hys bl}-s :" the sepulchral
slab of a civilian and his wife, of the fifteenth century, is
built into the face of the porch ; in the north chantry remains
a slab with cross fleury, inscribed to Richard Arglys of
Brineton, priest, ob. ao Nov. 139a ; in the centre aisle is a
small kneeling effigy in brass of a civilian, and below it an
inscription to Robert Palmer, ob. 10 May, 1515 : adjoining
this are brasses of a civilian, his wife and 3 children, with
a shield of arms and other ornaments, and an inscription
to Richard Barowe, merchant of the Staple of Calais, and
Batariok, his wife ; ob. ille ao Ap. 1505 : the font is Per-
pendicular, on an octagonal base, adorned with shields:
the church was restored in 1880, at a cost of /3oo, de-
frayed by snb«criptions,and the chancel by the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners at a cost of £sso ■■ on the south side of the
churchj-ard is an ancient stone cross, raised on three steps,
and surmounted by a dial. The register dates from the
year 1733. The livinj; is a discharged vicarage, consolidated
with that of Burgh, joint gross yearly value ;f 300, in the
gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1884 by the
Rev. Darius James Whites. A. of Queens' College, Cambridge,
and surroKSte ; the Rev. William Arthur Brameld m.a.
of Keble uillege, Oxford, is curate in charge. There are
charities of £6 yearly value, arising from land at Butter-
wick and given to the aged poor. The Ecclesiastical Com-
missionen are lords of the manor. The chief landownen
are the trustees of the late T. Oartwright esq. W. Evering-
tou esq. and Mr. A. J. Davey. The soil is loam, silt and clay ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, peas.
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potatoea and mnstard. Tlie pamh eontaina 3,339 acres;
rateable valne, >£4,303; the pbpnlation in 188 1 ma 337.
Pariah Clerk, William Petty.
PlLLAB LEmK,Box cleared at 6. 15 p.m
Wau. Lbttbb Box cleared at 4.45 p.m
cOMUEBCtAi.. j Eley Grantham, beer retailer
Atkinaon Thoitias, blackamith Enderby Arthur, farmer
Baldergon William, carpenter Franks Edird. beer retailer, Roman bk
Bellamy Jbhn^ grocer jc draper ' Green Edward, fancy repository & gro
Darey Alfred J. farmer
Davey John Henry, farmer
Dring Richard, farmer
Donkley Hobson, brick maker
Had\rick Charles, Ship F.i
Hutson Charles, farmer
Skegness WaterWorkg PnmpingStation
(John T. Phillips, manager)
Lettera reoeiTed throngh Skegness B.S.O. whiA is Hba
nearest money order k telegraph ofBoe. No post on snn
National School (mixed), bnSt in 1865, from fnnds derived
from the sale of parish property, for 39 children ; average
attendance, 34 ; the school is supported by a volnntary^rate;
John Thomas Clarke, master
Scott George, farmer
Walker Joui,blacksi9ith& wheelwright
Walls John, farmer
Warth JBs. Gotbard, frmr. & brick ma
West George, boot maker
Wingate Thomas, farmer
Wilson John, shopkeeper
WISPINQTOlf is a pariah, in the Mid division of the
county, parts of Lindsey, southern division of the wapen-
take of Gartree, petty sessional division, union and
county court diatrict of Homcastle, rural deanery of
Gartree, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles
norl h-west from Homcastle. The church of St. Margaret,
originally a work of the Norman period, and entirely re-
built in 1863, is an edifice in the Early English style,
from designs by Mr. G. B. Atkinson, of York, con-
sisting of chancel, nare, south porch, vestry and a Ivht and
graceful tower with spire containing 3 bells : the pulpit and
font are of carved white stone, the carving having been in
great part executed by the Rev. C. P. Terrot, the vicar : the
chancel window is stained, and below it is a Teredos of en-
caustic tiles ; the eagle lectern, and a figure of St. Mar-
garet, placed above a dedication stone in the west wall of the
nave, were also carved by Mr. Terrot : there is an incised
Terrot Rev. Charles Pratt b.a. [ricar] I Fox Joseph, farmer
slab in the vestry, with the flgnre of a priest, a former
rector, 1390, and an Early Perpendicular oak chest. The
register (iates from the year i66a. The living is a vicarage,
yearly valne ^^aoo with residence and 80 acres of glebe, in
the gift of Christopher Turner esq. and held since 1838
by the Rev. Charles Pratt Terrot b.a. of Trinity Collie,
dambridge. Christopher Tumor esq. CL., J.P. is lordof
the manor and sole landowner. The soil is very varied;
subsoil, mostly clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and seeds. The area is 1,183 <icres ; rateable value,
;f 1,348 ; the population in 1881 was 109.
Parish Clerk, George Hannath.
Letters received by foot post through Homcastle, which
is the nearest money order k telegraph office
The children in this parish attend the school atEdlington
Cabbier to HoiiNCASTi.E. — Butlcr's cart passes through on
Saturday, returning same day
Gaunt Thomas, farmer. Hill bouse
EvisoQ Andrew, farmer. Hall farm I Gaunt John, farmer, Wiq>ington bo | Parish Stephen, farmer. Glebe farm
NOHTH WITHAM is a village and parish, pleasantly
situated in a valley on the river, Witham, and nearly a mile
west of the Great North road, in the Southern division of
the county, parts of Kesteven, wapentake of Beltisloe,
Grantham union and county court district, rural deanery of
Beltisloe, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4! miles
south-west from Corby the nearest station, 13 north-west
from Stamford and 10 south from Grantham. The church
of St. Mary is a building of stone, in the Transitional and
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south
porch and a western tower with spin containing 3 bells :
It was thoroughly restored in 1853, and contains three
modem stained memorial windows and several handsome
monuments of the Sherard family, including a brass to
Roland Sherard, dated 1593, with an inscription written by
himself in Latin verse. The register dates from the year
1591. The living is a rectory, gross yearly value ;f 550, in-
cluding 123 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Vis-
count Downe, and held since 1 861 by the Rev. Peter Young,
n.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, Canon and Prebendary of
Lincoln, and rural dean of Beltisloe. The charities amount
to £4 13s. yearly, arising from land at Ufford, left by Mrs.
Ruth Edge in 1717, and £a 13s. dividends of stock pur-
chased by Sir B. Sherard and four other donors. The
Earl of Dysart and the Governors of Browne's Hoq>itaI,
Stamford, are joint lords of the manor. The principal
landowners are the Earl of Dysart, Captain Robert Heath-
oote, of Hobtborpe, Grantham jr. p. Lord Aveland d.l.,
j.p. the trustees of the late John Hardy esq. and others.
The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat
and barley. The area is 3,373 acres, inclusive of Lob-
thorpe ; rateable value, ;£3,53i ; the population in i38i was
338.
LOBTBOBPB is a hamlet, one mile and a half east, with a
population in 1881 of 58.
Parish Clerk, Henry Thorpe.
LurrTEB Box cleared at 4 p.m. week days only. Letters
through Colsterwortb, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
School, erected in 187s, by tJie Governors of Browne's Hos-
pital, Stamford, for 40 children ; average attendance, 23 ;
k supported by government grant k subscriptions ; Miss
Dunsmore, mistress
North Witbam.
Young Rev. Prebendary Peter
[rector & rural dean]
Barber Samuel, farmer k grazier
Bullimoor Michaelson, carpenter
Denby Henry, farmer
Musson Elijah, Plough P.H. k shopkpr
Robinson lliomas, farmer
Smith Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Wakefield George, farmer k grazier
Lobthorpe.
Dickinson George, farmer,Witham 00m
Bayley Robert, bailiff to Robot
Heathcote esq. i.p.
Scott William, farmer ,
Lingard William, farmer
White George, farmer k grazier
SOTJTH WITHAJC (or W¥thah(, is a large village
and parish, in the Southern division of the county, parts of
Sesteven, Beltisloe wapentake, Grantham union and county
court district. Bourn petty sessional division, Beltisloe rand
deanery, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, plea-
santly situated on the south-western border of the county,
adjoining Rutlandshire, and on the river Witham, which
has its source in the village 6^ miles south-west from Corby
station, 11 south from Grantham and 10 north-by-weat
from Stamford. The church of St. John the Baptist is an
ancient edifice of stone, originally cruciform, but the chancel,
having been suffered to fall to ruin, was many years since
removed ; the portion still standing consists of nave, tran-
sept and a stone turret, containing s bells, and in a very
dilapidated condition : there are several ancient monuments
and brasses, the oldest being a small brass to Francis Har -
rington, who died in 1577. The register dates from the
year 1686. The living is a rectory, groea yearly value
j^aao, arising from 150 acres of land, with a residence, in
the gift of the Earl of Dysart, and held since 1 850 by the Rev.
Ralph William Lyonel ToUemache-Tollemache m.a. of St.
Peter's College, Cambridge J.P. Here are Weeleyan and Con-
grepitional chapels. There is a charity of ^£30 left by Richard
Hword esq. formerly Ion] of the manor, the interest of
Which is distributed on St. Thomas' day to those poor who
•Mend the parish Cburcfa, md do not receive parochial relief.
I There are two fields belonging to the trustees of the Soath
I Wytham charities, and after paying small suois due to the
blerk and constable respectively, the balance is distributed
yearly among the most deserving and necessitons inhabi-
tants : the gross rents of the two fields is j^i8 5s. The Bail
of Dysart is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay and stone. The chief crops
are cereals. The area is 1,674 acres; rateable value,
;£'3,446 ; the population in 1881 was 410.
Parish Clerk, The Rector.
Post Offics.— -John Beecroft, receiver. Letters throngh
Grantham arrive;8.45 a.m. ; dispatched 3.30 p.m. 'week
days only. The nearest money order k telegraph office
is at Colsterwortb
A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1B77 ; A. H.
Malin, Grantham, derk to the board; John Towell,
Thiselton, attendance officer
Board School, built with master's residence, ia 1879, at a
cost of £700, for 83 children, k with an average attend-
ance of 74 ; Arthur Ireland, master
Poor Rate Collector, Robert Shilcock
Surveyor of Highways, John Scarborough
Cabbizbs TO: —
GftANTHAX — George Burrows, tnes. k sat
Mblton— John Beecroft, tnes
Stakpobd— George Burrows, fridiq'
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BryaB CKsorge • . ■ • »• •
Scarbofoogh James
Tallemaabe-ToU«aache Bev. Btlj^
wmfann Lyonal >ji, i.Ti [rttM],
Rectory
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LinCOLlfSHIEE.
X}nmp 'WiHiaBk, ihopkaeper, tjaker.lc
baer rttaOet
Dring William, boot ma, k shopkMper
Snnmon Annie (Mrs. y k Botx, (aitabrg,
gtaaen, timber .merehante' ■ k
vheelwrights
Dmimore John, (armer
Gambrell Samnal, grooer
'Hilton John, fanner k gnaet
Hubbaid William, boot maker
Hndwn George Kellv, Blue Cow VM.
farmer k blaekumith
Lank Jamea, stone mason
Mitchelaon William, baker .
Spriggs John, farmer k grazier
jtiiloock Josiab, bntcher k farmer
Batty Jonathan, Angel f.r
Branston Simeon, shopkeeper
Bockby Samuel, carpenter
BmrolTB George, carrier
Clarke Richard, tailor It ootfltter
Clark Stephen, beer retailer
Cooper Bobert Cecil, farmer
'WITHOAIiIi is a parish, with a station on the Louth
imd Uncohi railway (trains st<^ by signals only), in the
Northern division of the county, parts of Lindsay, Wold
division of the hundred and petty sessional division of Louth
^jce, Louth union and cotmty conrt district, rural deanery
of Louth Eske and Ludborough No. 3, archdeaconry of
Stow tmd diocese of LJncoln, 4^ miles south-west from
Louth. The church of St. Martm, erected near the ate of
the old one in 1883 by N. Clayton esq. lord of the manor,
is a small building of stone aiid brick, in the Gothic style,
with a turret, containing i bell. The register dates from
the year 1576. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge
/431, gross yearly value ^^450, including 36 acres of
^ebe, with residence, in the ^t of the Lord Chancellor,
and held since 1869 by the Rev. Eenry Morris m.a. of
Morris Bev. Henry M.A. [rector] | Sowerby Ju. k Thos. farmers, The Hall |
WITHB&N with STAIN.
WiTBXBM is a large village and parish, in the Mid division
of the county, parts of Lindsay, Wold division of the
hundred and petty sessional division of Calcaworth, union
and county court district of Louth, diocese and archdeaconry
of Linoobi, and rural deanery of Calceworth No. i, si miles
north from Claythorpe station, same distance north-east
from Authorpe station, i-^sJ from London, 5 north-by-west
fh>m Alford, and Si south-«ist from t>outh. The church of
St. Margaret, rebnUt in 1813, is a modem building of brick,
consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles and a cupola
belfry containing i bell : the chancel was thoroughly re-
stored in 187s, but the church is generally in a very dilapi-
^ted state : there are mural montiments to Grantham
Hodgson esq. of Louth, and his two wives and several
children : and to the late Lister Fiizwillism esq. the last
representartive of a family which formerly had extensive pos-
sessions in this parish and Maplethorpe : in 1693 he pre-
sented to the church a communion service engraved with
his arms : there are sittings for 250 persons. The register
dates from the year 155S, and there is a book containing the
parish accounts from 1640. The living is a rectory, tithe
rent-charge /448, including 50 acres of glebe and residence,
in the rift ofOapt. Robert Charles Vyner and held since 1877
^ the Itev. Fi'ederick Augustus Glover M. A., tLB. , MCs. B. of
I'rinity College, Dublin. There is a Wesleyan Methodist
chapel here, erected in 1875. The Rev. William Jones, rector
here from 1706 to 1735, beijueathed ;^so to be laid out in
Iwid, the income to be applied for ever to the education of
the poor of Withem ; and George Stovin, in 1736, left ^100
for the same purpose. The bequest of Mr. Jones was laid out
in the purcmise of four acres of land at Skidbrook, the in-
come of which, amounting to six guineas yearly, is applied
towards the support of the school ; the representatives of
the late Richard Stovin Maw esq. pay £s per cent, upon
Glover Rev. Frederick Augustus K.A.,
WOLD NfiWtON. 715
.Scarborough John,, kamai,- grazier - k'
surveyor of highways
SMlcock Robert, farmer, baker, miller
(wind), grooer fc poor rata collector
Tate John, stone nuuon
Tttte Robert, stone mastm
Tate Thomas, farmer
Townsend William, carpenter
Walker John, cowkeeper
Wildman Betey (Miss), grazier
Wilkinson Willimn, carpenter
Wright Jonathan, carpenter
Wootton John, blacksmith
Yatea Henry, tailor
Trinity Hall, Cambridge. N. Clayton esq. is lord of the
manor and sole tendowner. The soil is loam and chalk ;
subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and
turnips. The area is 3,650 acres ; rateable value, ;f 3,754 1
the population in 1881 was 337.
Letters through Louth, which is the nearest money order
k telegraph office
School (mixed), built in 1876 by N. Clayton esq. for
50 children ; average attendance for the past year
(1884) was 43 ; it is supported by voluntary subscriptions
k a government grant ; Miss Annie Maria Porter, school
mistress
Railway Station (trains stop by signal), Alfred John Coulson,
station master
U.B,, Mus. B. [rector]
Hall Edward Gordon b.a., ild
coiminiciAi.
.Askey Wm. Oresswell, grocer k tailor
Atkin Charles, cattle dealer
Atkin Richard, farmer
Barker William, boot maker
Bett John, farmer
Carritt William, i>ig dealer '
Clark James, carrier
Clark William, carrier
Ellwood John Soulby.fermer, Manor bo
Fenwick EUen (Mrs.), shopkeeper
'WOIiD MJIiWTON (or Newton-lb-Wold) 14 a village
and parish in the Northern division of the county, parts of
Ljndsey, Bradley Havecstoe wapentake, Oaistor union,
Orimsby county court district, diocese of Lincoln, rural
deanery of Grimsby No. i and archdeaconry of Stow. The
viOage is sitnated, m a valley on the road, 8i miles north-
«eat from Loath, the like distance south freip Great Grimsby
and 4 west from North Thoresby station on the East
Unoohuihire railway. The church of All Saints, situs-
Gibbons Robert, farmer
Harrison George, machine, owner k
engineer &c
Hull Edward Gordon B.A., u.d.
physician & surgeon
Hatdiings Hannah (Mrs.), former,
AUord road
Jarvis William, farmer
Larder Chas. carpenter k wheelwright
Loughton William, farmer
Maidens Christopher, farmer. Stain hill
MarshallJn.Tho8.Red Lion p.H.&farmer
Marshall Wallis,. farmer, Longlands
Mountain Henry, market gardener
Rawson William, horse breaker
the bequest of George Stovin, which has not been invested
in land. The Fitzn-illiams had formerly a seat here, which
is now occupied as a farmhouse ; closely adjoining it is a
large moated area. Here is a flax mill the property of Mr,
Jofaji Mawer, of Abbey Grange. The chief l^downers are
Capt, Robert Charles Vyner, of Moat house, Ganby, Horn-
castle, who is lord of the manor, the trustees of the Ute Mrs.
Stovin Maw, and Mrs. Hilvers. The soil is strong loam ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats ;
there is also some good pasture land in the parish. The
area is 3,677 acres ; rateable value, ^^4,019 ; the population
in 1881, including Stain, was 457.
Stain is an ancient parish, situate 3 miles north-east from
Withern : it formerly had a church, which has been de-
stroyed many years. The living is incorporated with Mable-
thorpe St. Mary, to the rector of which parish the tithes are
paid ; but for poor and highway rates it is assessed with
Withem, and it is in consequence usually spoken of and
treated as a hamlet of Withem. The population is not
given separately from Withem in the population returns.
Parish Clerk, John Allett.
Post Officb. — Maddison William Orry, receiver. Letters
through the Alford office arrive at 8.20 a.m. ; dispatched
at 5.15 p.m. in the summer & 4. 15 p.m. in the winter.
The nearest money order k telegraph.office is at Alford
National School (mixed), built in 1850 k enlarged in 1858 :
it will bold about too children ; average attendance about
90 ; the school is supported chiefly by subscription ;
Thomas Knight, master
County Police StatioD,- George Wordale, constable
Casbiess to : —
LoDTH— James Clark, wed. k sat ; William Clark, wed
Alfobd — Williani Clark, tues
Orry Maddison William, grocer, k
post ofllce
Risdale William, farmer
Sivel Samuel, boot maker
Tickler Fred, miller
Watson Thomas, grocer
Webster Henry, butcher & cattle dealer
Wells John, farmer
Wells WalliSs Thomas, farmer. The Hall
Wells William Walliss, farmer. Fish-
pond house
White Bartholomew, blacksmith
Willson William, farmer
Woodliff Jas. thrashing machine proptr
ted upon an eminence, was entirely rebuilt in 1S63 by the
Hon. and Rev. G. W. Bourke, then rector, under the super-
intendence of Mr. James Fowler, architect, of Lincoln, and
is a small structure of stone and brick, in the Early English
style, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, porch, vestry and
an octagonal bell turret, surmounted by an elegant spirelat
and containing i bell : the new church stan(£ principally
on the foundations of the old, the materials of which were
need, and the interior is lined with brick banded with stone :
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UNCOLNSHIBE.
[kelly's
the stained triplet of lancet Trindom at the west end was
presented by Mrs. Turner, of Nettleton rectory, near
Caistor : the font, a fourteenth century work, has a muti-
lated inscription to John Gurteys and his wife, the probable
donors : the fittings of the church are all new : the total
cost was £i,oj6, and the church was reopened on All Saints'
day (Nov. i, i86a), by the Archbishop of Oanterbnry.
The register dates from the year 1578. The living is a
rectory, tithe rent-charge jfsi3, net yearly value ;£437, in-
clnding 7 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of the
Bishop of Lichfield, and held since 1875 by the Rev. Charles
Bird Jackson m.a. of Brasenose College, Oxford. Here is a
small Primitive Methodist chapel. The trustees .of the late
Jackson Rev. Chas. .Bird M.A. [rector]
Johnson Robert
Wright Mrs
William Wright esq. are lords of the manor, and the whole
of the parish, with the exception of the glebe lands, belongs
to them. The soil is a heavy loam ; subsoil, chalk. The
chief crops are wheat, baitey, oats and turnips. The area is
a,o6o acres ; rateable value, ;f 3,331 ; the population in igSi
was 165.
Lettkb Box cleared at 3.55 p.m. week days only. Letters
through Great Grimsby. Binbrook & Waltbam are the
nearest money order offices; the telegraph office is at
Bsinbrook.
National School (mixed), built in 1845, 'or 45 children, with
an avera^ attendance of 40, & supported by voluntary
contribntions ; Mrs. Rose Cr^xford, mistress
Killick Thomas, shopkeeper | Smith Elijah, farm bailiil to Thomas
Laughton Henry, farm bailiff to Coates I Coates esq
Sharpley esq
WOOD ENSEBBT, tee EirDEBBT.
WOOSBALIi is a village and parish, in the Mid division I Homcastle. T. J. S. Hotchkin esq. is lord of the manor and
of the county, parts of Lindsey, south division of the wapen- I principal landowner. The soil is sand and heavy loam ;
take of Oartree, petty sessional division, union and cotmty ' subsoil, mostly blue clay. The chief crops are wheat,
court district of Horncastle, mial deanery of Gartree, barley, oats and beans. The area is 3,231 acres; rateable
and archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, and value, j^2, 131 ; the population in 1 181 was 378, of which
extends from Kirkstead station on the Great Northern 196 are included in Langton St. Audrew ecclesiastical
railway, and ferry of the river Witham, to 3 miles south- parish.
west from Homcastle. The church of St. Margaret is By a Local Government Board order, dated December
a very small bnihliiw of stone, in the Gothic style, oon- 34th, 1880, the Fen Altetment containing 3 inhabitants was
sisting of nave, and a tower with pinnacles and spire transferred to Langriville parish,
containing a bells : the interior of the church was I Farisdi Clerk, Thomas Mitchell.
thoroughly restored in 1878. The register dates from the Lsitbb Box cleared at 3.15 p.m. Letters received by foot
year 1538. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £go, post through Horncastle, which is the nearest money
m the gift of the Bishop of Lincobi, and held since 1877 by order k telegraph office
the Rev. Henry Benwell m.a. of Exeter College, Oxford, The children of this place attend a private school in the
who is also rector of and resides at the Vicarage, Langton-by- village & Horsington National School
Allcock John, farmer Dixoii Thomas, farmer I Hill Betsy (Mrs. ), farmer, Darwood bo
AUcock William, cowkeeper I Harrison Chas. fanner, Woodhall house { MarWm.farm bailiff toNtChatterton esq
Bell Benjamin, fanuer I Healey Alfred, farmer I Waller Mary (Mrs.), farmer
WOOSHAZiL SPA, •<« Lanoton St. Andbsw.
WpOIaSTHOSPE is a parish, in the Southern division Robert Underwood by Robert Newton, then resident here.
of the county, parts of Kesteren, wapentake of Winnibriggs,
and Threo, Spittlegate petty sessional division, union and
county court district of South Grantham, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln. The village is pleasantly situated on
the river Devon, close to the oorders of Leicestershire, 6}
miles west-by-south from Grantham, and 3J south-by-west
from Sedgebrook station on the Great Northern railway,
in the line of the Nottingham and Grantham .canal, where
there is a wharf. The church of St. James is a building of
stone, in the Decorated style, erected in 1845-6 from designs
by Mr. G. G. Place, of Nottingham, and consisting of
chancel, nare, aisles and a tower, as yet unfinished : it ^ a
very elaborately carved Perpendicular font, and the east
window and some others are stained : the original church of
St. James, of which some fragments of the tower remain,
was burned down by soldiers of the Parliamentary Army
who bivouacked there during the siege of Belvoir Castle :
services wero afterwards held in the Chapel of St. Mary, a
small building in the middle of the village, which was taken
down in 1793. and a church erected on the same site : the
present edifice will seat 400 persons. The register of bap-
tisms date from 1663 ; marriages, 1663 ; burials, 1661. The
living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ;^8o, net yearly value
^^330, including 38 acres of glelw with residence, in the
gift of the Duke of Rutland k.o. and held since 1879 by the
ev. Edward Alfred GUlett m.a. of Exeter College, Oxford.
Part of the plantations and pleasure grounds of Belvoir
Castle, the beautiful seat of the Duke of Rutland K.a. are
in this parish : here is a spring called Holywell, which
supplies Belvoir Castle with water, and there are also
quarries of ironstone, worked by the Stanton Iron Com-
pany. In 1633, the manor of Woolsthorpe was purchased of
Gillett Rev. EdwardAlfred m. a. Rectory
Kingston Robert
oommskcial. '
Cursley Charles, boot k shoe maker
Eno:Mary(Miss),ladies'bTdng.& day schl
Finn William, shopkeeper & carrier
Goodacre John, carpenter
Griffiths John, shoe maker.k post offioe
Jenkinson Ann (Mrs.), butcher k gro
Lamb William, carpenter
Kingston Robert, surgeon k medical
officer k public vaccinator, Denton
district, Grantham union
Lane William, tailor
Lewin Thomas, shopkeeper
Mansell John, homoeopatbist
Mansell Thomas, game keeper to the
Duke of Rutland x.o
Pearson George, Rutland Arms P.R
Read Robert, shopkeeper &- carrier
Rider George, shopkeeper
Robinson Charles, carpenter
whose grand&tther John Newton, son of John Newton of
Westby, near Bassingtborpe, had bought a house and land
here in 1561. Isaac, the second son of Robert Newton, was
the father of the distinguished philosopher. Sir Isaac Newton,
his only child, who was born here December 35th, 1642,
and christened in the parish church of Colsterworth,
January i, 1643-3: the manor house in which he was
probably bom, and in which he certainly spent his early life,
IS still standing ; it has mullioned windows ; he was
educated at the Grammar School at Grantham, and pro-
ceeded in 1660 to Trinity College, Cambridge, of which
in 1667, he was elected fellow : he died Mardi 37, 1737,
being then possessed of the manor of Woolsthorpe and lands
at Bnckminster and Sewstem, and was boried in West-
minster Abbey. The Duke of Rutland K.a. is lord of the
manor and chief landowner. The soil is clay; subsoil,
clay, Thechief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area
is 3,600 acres ; rateable value, ;fa,983 ; the population in
1881 was 598.
Parish Qerk, George BelL
Post Ofpick. — John Griffiths, receiver. Letters arrive
from Grantham at 7.33 a.m. ; dispatched at 6 ^m. The
nearest money order k telegraph office is at Knipton
Elementar}' School (mixed), built in 1871, atacostof jfi,aoo,
for I30 children, with an avera^ attendance of ita ; fc
supported by voluntary subscriptions, school pence k
government grant ; Jesse Castle, master
Cabbiess to Gbantham. — J. B. Worthington, to 'Bine
Man,' wed. k sat. ; Wm. Bnllimore to ' Blue Ram ' ;
Lamb,, to 'Blue Bull,' sat. ; William Finn k Robert
Read, to ' Blue Bull, ' mon. wed. k sat
Sicklin Henry, house steward to the
Duke of Rutland K.o
Welborn George, butcher k farmer
Wdborn Geo. jun. farmer
Welborn Richard, farmer. The Lodge
Wilkinson Chas. baker k beer retailer
Wilkinson George, blacksmith
Wilkinson Thomas, tailor
Wood Sarah Ann (Mrs. f. Chequers P.K
Wright Joseph, farm bailiff to the Doko
of Rutland k.o
WOOTTOIT is a parish and pleasant village, in the
Northern division of the cotmty, parts of landsey, northern
division of Yarborongh hundred, Olanford Brigg union,
Barton-upon-Humber petty sessional division ami county
court district, rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles south-east
from Barton, 6 south from New Holland, and about a from
eadi of the railway stations of Thornton Abb^, Ulceby and
Brocklesby. The church of St. Andrew is an ancient edifice
of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of dianoel,
nave, aisles, vestry, south porch and a tower with four pin-
acles containing 3 bells : the church was thoroughly restored
in the year 1851, and is in good repair. The register dates
from the year 1563. The uving is a vicara^ gross yearly
value ;f 330, including 170 acres of glebe with residence, io
the gift of the trustees of the late Ber. Frederidc Walter
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LINCOLNSHIBB.
WRAOBT. 717
Oilhtrd, and held since 1873 by the Ser. Wflliam Waher
Georee Giffard b. a. of Je^ns CoUcse, Cambridge j.p. Here
are Wealeyan and Primitive Methodist dupels. The
poor have los. and the riear los. yearly, left by John and
Samuel Faolding;, of Wootton; the former som is dis-
pensed yearly in bread. Wootton hall, ibe seat of Miss
Femby, is a bricic mansion, standing in a park of about
114 acres. The Earl of Yarboroogh d.l., i.f. is lord of the
manor and principal landowner. The soil is partly loam.chalk
and clay ; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and turnips. The area is 3,980 acres ; rateable rslne,
^^4,917 ; the popnlation in 1881 was 580.
Parish Clerk, Jim Rands.
Post Office. — Edward Marshall, postmaster. Letters are
received from Ulceby at 9 a.m.; dispatched at 4.30 p.m.
The nearest money order k telegraph oBice is at Clceoy
FBrVATE BESISENTS.
Brooks John, Wootton grange
Eddie Mrs. Wootton lodge
Fensby Miss, Wootton hall
Prankish (reorge
Oitbrd Rev. William Waller George,
B.A., i.T. Vicarage
Hnlme Miss
Hmtt Thomas
lanson Matthew
Nicholson Misses, The Grove
Nixon Thomas
Swallow Mrs
Swallow Lieut. William [Acting Ad-
jutant Lincolnshire Light Horse
Tohmtaers]
COHHBBCIAL.
Brooks John, farmer
Brooks Robert, farmer
BruniptoD George, tailor
Catley John, boot k shoe maker
Chapman John, blacksmith
Cook James, carrier
Couplond Jn. thrashing machine owner
Cutting William, market gardener
Dale Edward, Nag's Head p.h
Dale Luke, grocer k draper
Elwood Ann (Mrs.), grocer
Onmell George, farmer
Havercroft Fanny k Annie (Misses),
farmers, Wootton dale
National School (mixed), founded by John Fanlding.of Woot-
. ton, in 1738, & endowed by him with a yearly rent-charge
of £s, besides which the master has the interest of ^o,
left by Mr. Gator, and £a, a yearly rent-charge out of a
plot of land at Eirmington, left by an unknown donor ;
It has room for 90 chilcrren, k an average attend»ice of
65 ; the school is supported, beyond the endowment, by
voluntary subscriptions ; Henry Holgroves, master ; Miss
Elizabeth Holgroves, mistress
Cabsiebs : —
James Cook, to Barton, on monday ; to Hull, tnesday k
friday ; to Brigg thursday
Joseph Wilson, to Barton, mon.; to Hull, toesday k friday;
k Brigg thursday
Hood William, fanner
Hunt John, miller (wind), Wootton mill
lanson John, carpenter
Kendall William, farmer
Kirman John, farmer
Marshall Edward, boot ma.& post office
Mundy Betsy (Itfiss), shopkeeper
Newiuarsh William, tailor
Peart Thomas, blacksmith
Rands James, coal dealer
Shearwood Thomas, farmer
Stamp Hubert, butcher
Swallow William, farmer
Tombleson John, farmer
Welsh George, brmer
West Wm. k Rt. builders k farmers
West William, collector of taxes
Heath George, farmer
WO&LABT, near Brigg, is a large parish and pleasant ; each inmate receives ss. per week and coals. In the centre
village, in the Northern cuvision of the county, parts of of the village is a drinking fountain, built in 1873 ^y 3>'
Lindsey, northern division of the wapentake of Yarborough, I John Dugdale Astley bart. at a cost of ;£^ioo. The trustees
petty sessional division of Brigg, union and county court
district of'Brigg, rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow, and diocese of Lincoln, 5 miles north-east
from Brigg, 6 south-west from Barton and a norlh-east from
Elsham station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln-
shire railway. The church of St. Clement, rebuilt in 1873,
at the sole expense of the tmsteea of the late T. G. Corbett,
esq. is an editioe in the Early English style, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles and a tower containing 3 bells : the
east window is a memorial to William and Thomas Hessel-
tine, placed by William Hesseltine, of Beaumont Cote eldest
son of the former, and by the daughter of the latter : there
is an inscribed stone dated 1670 to John Lord Bellasyse,
Baron of Worlaby : the church plate includes an ancient
cnp and cover of hand-beaten silver, dated 1569. The
register dates from the year 1559. The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value ;£^330, including 11 acres of glebe, with resi-
dence, in the gift of the trustees of the late T. G. Corbett esq.
of Elsham hall, and held since 1873 by the Rev. Arnold
Wordsworth Savory, of Wadham College, Oxford. There
are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist diapels here. Here
is a well-built hospital, founded by John Lord Bella-
syse, Baron of Worlaby, in the year 1663, for four poor
women : it is a brick building in good preservation, and
under the control and direction of the vicar and two trustees ;
Hindley George
Savory Rev. Arnold Wordswortti[vicar],
Vicarage
COinCERCIAI»
Ashton George, wheelwright
Atkinson Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper •
Atkinson James, miller (wind)
Bornaby Henry, veterinary surgeon
Bndibent John Willson, farmer. The
Old hall
of the late Thomas George Corbett esq. of Elsham hall,
are lords of the manor and chief landowners. The ^oil of
about one-half the parish is of a fine chalk subsoil, and
highly fertile ; the other part of the parish, viz. the Carrs,
consists of a clay subsoil of rather black nature. The
chief crops are wheat, barley, oat^ and good pasture land.
The area is 3,334 acres ; rateable value, ;f 5,763 los. ; the
population in 1881 was 583.
Post Officb. — George Rowson, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive from Brigg at 9.40 a.m.; dispatched at 3.50 p.m.
The nearest money order oflice is at Brigg 5 miles
distant k telegraph office at Elsham station 3^ miles
distant
National Schools, erected in 1873, at the sole cost of the
trustees of the late T. G. Corbett esq. for 100 children ;
average attendance, 98 ; the school is now (1884) being
enlarged so as to receive 60 additional children ; it is
suppOTted by the trustees, k managed by a committee,
consisting of the vicar, churchwardens, overseers k
five parishioners
CARniKKS TO : —
Bartok — John Fidell k George Oirdbam, mon. ; John
Fidell, mon. wed. fri. k sat
Bbioo — George Girdham, thurs., Joseph Robinson, fri
Hull — Joaoph Robinson, fri
Clayton Thomas, tailor I Gourley William, farmer
Davy Edmund, farmer, Worlaby house I Gray Charles, machine owner
Dunn Frederick, farmer j Hoodlass George, carter
Dunn William, farmer ; Robinson Joseph, carrier
Fidell James, grocer k draper j Rowson George, grocer k draper & sub-
Fidell John, tiulor postmaster
Smith Joseph, blacksmith
Walker Moses, shoe maker
Walker Thomas (Mrs.), farmer
Fowler Charles, farmer
Girdham George, carrier
Glover Robert, shoe maker
Olover William, shoe maker
Henry Bertram Streatfeild k.a. of Louth, officiates. The
register is included in that of Ruckland. The parish contains
858 acres of land in one farm, which belongs to Miss
C^rtwright, and is occupied by Mr. Frederick John Alder ;
the rateable value is Z877 ; the population in 1881 was 66.
Letters through Louth. The nearest money order and
telegraph olfices are at Horncastle k Louth
^OKLABT, near Louth, formerly extra parochial, is a
parish, 7 miles north-east from Horncastle, 8 south from
Lonth, and 6 south-west from Authorpe station, in the Mid
division of the county, parts of Lindsey, hundred and petty
sessional division of Hill, and Louth union and county
court district. The chapel of St.. Clement is a building of
stone and red brick, and holds about 60 persons : the Rev. „ ^^
Alder Frederick John, farmer, Worlaby house
WmAOBT is a parish, small market town, station on
the Lincoln and Lonth line of the Great Northern railway,
and polling-place for the Mid division of the county, in the
parts of Lindsey, western division of the wapentake of
Wraggoe, Wragby petty sessional division, union of Horn-
castle, county court district of Market Rasen, rural deanery
of Wraggoe, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln,
143 muee from London, situated at the junction of the
Unooln, Horncastle, Louth, Market Rasen and Bardney
mads, II miles north-east from Lincoln, 10 north-west from
Horncastle, 8 south from Market Rasen and 15 south-west
bom Lonth. The chnrcb of All Saints, built in 1838, on a
new site, nearly a quarter of a mile from the o'd one,
partly by contributions and partly by a rate, at a cost of
about ;^3,5oo, is a Gothic building, of white brick with
stone aressings, consisting of chancel, large nave, and a
lofty tower with four pinnacles containing clock and 6 bells :
the chancel of the old church stands as a mortuary chapel,
the churchyard being used as a cemetery : three of the
8uam arches and columns which divided the nave from the
aisle of the old churoh have been erected in the grounds of
Sadbrook hall, near Lincoln. The register dates from the
jrear 1567. The living is a vicarage, united with the rectory
of Panton, tithe rent-charge (Wtagby) ,^63, joint gross
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.jeMffyvalxM£6t»tixHim^ag63 acres- of glebe a* Wragby
with residenoe, ia the gift o( Cbriitopber Tnmor esq. of
Stoke Sochford, in this oonnty, and held since 1883 by the
B«v. Henry Bolland ila. of Trinity College, Cambridge.
There ia a Weslayan Methodiat cfaapeL In 1697 Sir Edmund
Tomor knt. fonnded a ohapel and almshouses for six clergy
vidoif 8 and six lay vidoniB or widoTen of Wragby, and
in 1708 he devised an endowment thereto ; tbtiy were rebuilt
in 1840, in the Gothic style, at a coet of ;^i,9Sak oat of
funds accumulated from unappropriated pensions: the
present payment is ass. a quarter to clergy widows, i6s. 8d.
per quarter to thelay widows, in addition to which the latter
receive £s each yearly from the interest of £i,ooo £3
per cent, consols, bequeathed by the late Mrs. Yard, wife of
a former vicar ; there is also a payment to the vicar of £^o
a year. A library and reading-room, granted rent free by
C. Tumor esq. for the benoAt of the working men, was
established ia 1856 ; the number of volumes is now upwards
of i,a6o ; it is well supported by subscriptions and the pro-
ceeds of lectures, which are given during the winter monthsi
Tbe Thursday market is in aoeyance, and there are two fairs
for cattle, on the ist of May and the 38th and sgth of Sep-
tember. Tliere ia a Market house, which is not now nsed
for the purpose. Christopher Tumor esq. d.l., j.f. of Stoke
Bochford, Grantham, is lord of the manor and sole land-
owuer. The soil is mostly heavy loam ; subsoil, blue clay.
The chief crops are wheat, beans and oats. The area is
1,594 acres ; rateable value, ^£9,396 ; the population in 1881
was 508.
Post k Monit Obdss k Telsdsaph Office, Savings
. Bank k Government Annuity k Insurance Olfioe. — Mrs.
Ann Eliza Pickering, postmistress. Letters arrive from
London k the South, vtd London, at 6.45 a.m. j( 4.50 p.m.
General dispatch 6.30 p.m. Box closes at 6.5 puin. ;
extra stamp till 6. 15 p.m
INSCBAXCB Aqbnt.— General IJfe k Fire, H. Mawer
COCKTT MaOUTBATBS FOK THE WlUOBT PSTTV SbSSIONAI,
Division : —
Heneage Edward esq. m.p., d.l. Hainton hall, Wragby
Boothby Rev. Henry Brooke b.a. Vicarage, Lissington,
Wragby
Bolland Rev. Henry m.a. Vicarage
Duckering Christopher
Hall Fredrick
Noall Rev. Robert K. [Wesleyan]
Pickwell Matthew
Weightman The Misses, Beech house
COHMESCIAL.
Allbones Willism, farmer
Allis William k Robert, farmers
Atkinson William, earthenware dealer
Barr John, sawyer
Bean Samuel, farmer. Primrose hill
Blundy Caroline (Miss), ladies' school
Bratley Amos, coal dealer, Louth road
Brothwell Mary & Son, wheelwrights
Brothwell Jiimes, saddler
Chambers John, carrier
Crockett Thomas, grocer k draper
Oawkins Henry, cowkeeper
Dobson Martin, farmer
Dove Charles, ironmonger k brazier
W ItANOIiI! is a parish near the seashore, in the South-
ern division of the county, parts of Holland, in Ashward-
hurn wajtentake, Boston union and county court district,
rural deanery' of North Holland Xo. a, archdeaconry and
diocese of Lincoln, 9 miles north-north-east from Boston, 4
soath-east from the Old Leake station on the East Lincoln-
shire railway and 117 from London. The church of St.
Mary and St. Nicholas is a building of stone, in the Late
Norman or Transitional, Early EngUsh or Later styles, con-
sisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays, south porch
and a tower containing 6 bells : the earliest feature in the
church is a richly worked arch of Late Norman or Transi-
tional character,'between the tower and the nare, and next,
the Early English doorway of the porch, which is itself
Perpendicular ; the chancel is Decorated, the nave arcades,
and clerestory chiefly Perpendicular, and both clerestory
and aisles have embattled parapets: the chancel retains
its sedilia and an aumbry : the windows of the north aisle
contain considerable remains of the ancient glass placed
here by John Harold and Alice his wife, John Haliday,
formerly vicar of Wrangle, Alan Haliday, Agnes Haliday
and Thomas de Weyverstv, Abbot of Waltham : the glass
is in part heraldic, and' otherwise consists of figures of
prophets and subjects from the New Testament, toother
with figures of saints and angels : on the south side of
the chancel are recumbent effigies, inscribed in Latin
to Sir John Reade, a member -of a family of wealthy
merchants, once resident here, who died November
Dove Henry, boot maker
Ealand Henry, bricklayer
Fanthorpe William, blacksmith
Penwick Jas. carpenter k wood dealer
Gadd Dorcas (Mrs.), saddler
Goy Robert, butcher
Green Mary (Mrs.), grocer k draper
Hall Frederick, surgeon k medical
officer ; Wragby district, Homcastle
anion k Hainton district, Louth union
Harrison George Frederick, watch ma
Harrison William, farmer, Hohnes hill
Hides Ellen (Miss), dress maker
Holmes George, grocer
Holmes John, wheelwright k deputy
registrar of births & deaths
Inglum Mrs. dress maker
Johnson Jdbn Bain, blacksmith
Kendall Moses, Turner Anns family &
commercial hotel k posting house,
good stabling, lock-up coach houses 3c
farmer. Market place
Jafris Ber. Charlas Ediriii ujl. Bectoeyi Batten, Wngliy
Manhall Rev. Prebendary William Kjun B.P. Beclorjr,
Holton-ls-Beckeriog, Wragby
Taylor Rev. John wSiam Vernon H.A. Vicaraga, Six HiUs,
Market Rasen
Tnmor F.dmnnd esq. m.a., d.l. Panton hall, Wragbj
Clerk to the Magistrates, Joha Fiaads
Lincoln
Petty Seaaions are held the last thnraday in the month, at
the Pcdice Station at 11 a. m.
Tha petty sessional 'divisioB comprises the following places,
viz. Apley, Bardnoy, East k Wast Barkwith, Benoing-
worth, Bullington, Brough-on-Bain, Girsley, Hatton, Gm-
tho, Hainton, Holton with Beckering, Langton, Panton,
Legsley, Lndford, Lissington, Sotby, Snwand, East k
West Torrington, Six HillSi Stainton, Newbold, Wiokanby
k South Wilfingham
Public EsTABLisHXEim : —
Inland fierenue Office, Tnmor Arms hotel
Police Station, Market Rasen road, Wm. Dain, Inspector
Meetings of the Assessors k Collector of Income ft Pro-
perty Taxes, held at Turner Arms hotel
Public Officebs : —
Medical Officer, . Wragby District, Homcastle Union k
Hainton District, Louth Union, Frederick Hall
Deputy Registrar of Births k Deaths, John Holmes
National Endowed School ^mixed), erected in 1839, b^ John
Tumor esq. k Francis his sister, k the master's residence,
in 1840, by Christopher Tnmor esq. : the school will birid
150 children ; average attendance, 60 ; ft is supported by
voluntary contributions, a government nant k school fees:
the endowment of j^30 yearly, formerly belonged to the
now abolished grammar school : its baildings, erected in
1773, are now used for the Sunday school ; William Mns-
^rare, master
Railway Station, Thomas Saggers, statbn master
Carbiebs to : —
HoRNCASTLE^ — Chambers, sat. returning same day
Lincoln— Chambers, mon. k fri
Mabket Rasbk — Chambers, tues. returning same day
Major John, hawker
Maltby Charlea, shoe maker
Mawer William, farmer k miller (wind
k steam)
Peel Thomas, fanner & cattle dealer
Pbillipson Geo. Adam k Eve p.k. farmr
Pickering Charles, bricklayer
Priestley Frederick, plumber
Pringle James, seedsman
Robinson Joseph Hinds, rope maker
Saggers Thomas, station master
Spencer Fred, veterinary surgeon
Swales Abraham, inland rerenae officer
Taylor Enoch, tailor
Tliom John Webster, builder
Torry Joseph, saddler
Weightman John, butcher
Weightman Wm. miller (wind) k farmr
Whitley Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Williamson Josiah, shoe maker
Wragby Library & Beading Room,
^Mr. J. Holme», librarian)
lath, 1636 ; the tomb was erected by Ann, his wife,
daughter of Sir John Garret, Lord Mayor of London, who
also placed her own effigy thereon ; the tomb also bears
figures of their children and an English inscription, with
13 lines of verse, in rh}-miog couplets : the pulpit is a good
example of Jacobean work, and has a canopied soundijig
board ; the font was given by Richard Bailey, vicar, in
1734 : there are several t4t>lets to tho Bailey and Wright
families. The register dates from the year 1653. The
living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £Tf>a, including
13 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of Mrs-
Wright, and held since 1858 by the Rev. Richard Franklin
Wright M.A. of St. John's College, Oxford. There are
Wedeyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. There are
charities of about £%o yearly value for distribation. The
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, John Strain, Robert Seal,
Charles F. Swain, George Gask and Alaolom Cha|Knan
esqrs. are the principal landowners, bat there are innu-
merable smaller undowncrs. The soil is rich loam ; sabeoil,
clay. The chief crops are com, potatoes, mangold-wurtzel
and turnips, with a good portion of rich pasture land. The
area is 6,800 acres of land and 3,890 of water ; rateable value,
;f 8,390 ; the population in 1881 was 165.
Parish Clerk, Richard Wright.
Post Office. — Richard Osbora, receiver. Letters through
Boston, arrive .at 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 6.50 p-m.
The nearest money order k telegraph office is at Leake
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LING(».NSHIBB.
WROOTi 719
jHsnUNcaAsiniT.— BoyalFarm«in'& Gonaral, J.
shaw
Officer in Charge of CooM GoArd, William Clark
Dowlman Cornelias, Catrmer
Edwards Thomas, farmer
Evison Joseph, shoe maker
EstoD Edward, farmer
Foster George, farmer
Green Henry, beer retailer
Greenfield Martin, farmer
Harder Jesse, BUm^ Boll p.h
Harrison John Baxter, miller (wind)
Harrow Bobert, beer retailer
Haynes John, blacksmith
Haynes Thomas, farmer
Homsby Charles,' fanner
Humble Enooh, farmer
Humble Samuel, bricklayer
Idle John, farmer
Keal Robert, farmer
Eeal William, farmer
Eew John, farmer
King John Simeon, shopkeeper
Leary Edward, farmer
Limb William, farmer
Longden Francis, farmer
Mason John, market gardener
Mason Joseph, White Horse WM
Misdall WiUiain, tailor
Mitchell George, shoe maker
Mountain Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
The Re7. Thomas Alenson, devised 70 acres of land,
now producing £183 yearly, one moiety of which is
applied for teaohing poor children, & the other for the
maintenance of three bedesmen k two bedeswomen, each
of whom receives 63. weekly ; this fond was further
angmented by rents of land devised by the Rev. W.
Enkine, late vicar of Wrangle, . now producing £30
yearly
Bnbb Benjamin A.s.c.t. Ivy lodge
ChaWDan Absalom
KeJ Robert
Millington David John
Saul Toomas Fockliogton, The Hall
Taylor Overton
Waite ThtHoaa, Tofts
Welsh George, Wrangle house
Wrif^ht Rev. Richard Franklin m.a.
Vicarage
oomraBniAL.
Alien William, beer retailer
Baldeieon Torgoose William, farmer,
Broadgate
Blake Abaolom, farmer
Bontoft Samnel Seymour, butcher
Bowser Charles William, wheelwright
Bubb Benjamin, L.B.c.P.Edin. snrgeon.
Ivy lodge
Chapman Abeolom, fanner
Clan Jonas, farmer
Clarke Thomas, farmer
Cndd John, farmer
Collins George, farmer
Collins John Bobert, farmer, I<owBate
Cooper James Wilcox, miller (wind)
Dawson Jabez, blacksmith
Dawson William, carpenter
WKA.WJsY' is a pleasant village, township and parish, in
the Northern division of the county, parts of Lindaey,
southern division of the wapentake of Yarborongh, petty
sessional division and union of Glantord Brigg, county court
district of Brigg, rural deanery of Yarborough No. i, arch-
deaeonrj- of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, situate on an
eminence from which there is a fine view of the town of
Brigg, from which it is 1} miles north-east. The church of
St. Mary is an ancient building of stone, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles and a tower containing 3 bells : the
tower is Early English, the nave is Late and Debased : the
chancel was rebuilt about the year 1800. The register dates
from the year 1675 ; the earlier re^fistera were destroyed by
fire in 1713, togisther with the vicarage. The living is a
vicarage, gross yearly value jfado, including ai6 acres of
glebe with residence, in the gift of Clare College, Cambridge,
and held since 1837 by the Rev. John Rowland West K. A.
formerly fellow of that college ; surrogate. Here are
Wesle}'an and Primitive Methodist chapels. A cemetery of
four acres was formed in 1857 with two mortuary chapels ;
it is under the control of a burial board Of o members.
Mrs. Helen Tripp's charity amounts to £3 yearly, of which
Freer Thomas, Springfield house ^raP^L^o^?' ^rmer
Hett Frank Crowder
Tenny Miss
West Sev. John Rowland k.a [vicar]
OOMMEKCIAL.
Andrews Thos. beer retailer & farmer
Britliff George, blacksmith
Carr Thomas Berridge, Bay Horse P.R
Cemetery (Roglin Hett, Brigg, clerk to
the burial board)
'WSOOT is a nllage and parish, in the Xorthern division
of the connty, parts of Lindsey, west division of Manley
vBpenlake, Ttwme union and county court district, rursd
deanery of Azholme, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese o(
Linoolo, 5 miles west-by-sonth from Epworth, 4 east from
Finningl^ station, 13 north-west from Gainsborough, 8
north-north-east from Bawtry and 10 south from Doncaster,
situated on the borders of Yorkshire. The church of St.
Pancras, rebailt in 1879, on the site of the ancient edifice, is
a structure of brick, into which portions of the former four-
teenth century church have been incorporated, and consists
of chancel, with organ chamber and vestry, nave and a
tower containing i bell : there are inscribed brasses to Samuel
Smyth, of Bams ; Francis Smyth, rector o( Fanton, 1765 ;
jylary (Lesley), wife of the Bev. John Whitelambe, rector ;
and Henry Cl^ord K.A. rector, 1714 ; and a stone coffin of
Soim- I SCBOOIS :-r% .: : .
Bede & Free, biiilt in 1665, for 100 children,- with an
average attendance of 70; k supported by land left by
the late vicar of Wrangle ; John mrrison, master ; Mrs.
Harrison, mistress
National, Low Grounds, erected in 1S61, for 100 children,
with an average attendance of 75 ; Frederick Rose,
master ; Mrs. Rose, mistrras
National, Low Gate, erected in 1870, for 60 children, with
an average attendance of 40 ; Miss Eliza Hubb^, mist
Cabbibbs to Boston. — James Blanshard & Wm. Pepper,
wed. & sat .
Pitcher John k George, farmers
Pepper William, carrier
Reeson Francis, farmer
Reeson Thomas, farmer
Roworth Joseph, farmer. Tofts
Royle Saywell, Angel inn
Saul Thos. Fockliiii;ton,farmer,The Hall
Scrimshaw John, castrator .
Simpson Elijah, farmer
Simpson Thomas, farmer
Skinner Berly Joseph, farmer
Smith James, former
Snowden John, beer retaHar
Spence Samuel, butcher
Stephenson Henry, farmer
Stephenson Philip, farmer
Swain John, farmer, Manor house
Taytor Henry, farmer
Taylor Overton, fanner, Vicarage farm
TiUey Dickinson, blacksmith. Sea end
Waite Thomas, farmer. Tofts
Ward Edward, fanner. Old Haws
Watts John, farmer. Common
Welsh George, farmer, Wrangle house
White John, farmer
Whiting William, farmer
Woods George, blacksmith
Wray William, shopkeeper
308. is paid to the vicar for preaching a sermon yearly o"
St. Thomas's Day, and £a for the poor. Valentine Dndle^
Henry Cary-Elwes esq. D.h., j.p. of Great Billing, North"
amptonsbire, who is lord of the manor, and the Earl of
Yarborongh D.L., j.p. and Clare College. Cambridge, are the
principal landowners. The soil Is a light loam; subsoil,
gravel and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats.
The area of the pariah is 5,070 acres ; rateable value, 1^6,654 ;
the population in 1881 was, of the parish 3.593, wmdt in-
cluded 133 officers and men in the workhonse, and 1,364 in
the township, the remainder being included in Brigg town-
ship.
Parish Clerk, William Middleton Good.
Wali. Lams Box cleared at 4.45 p.m. week days only.
Letters through Brigg, which is the nearest money order
& telegraph office
National School (mixed), bnilt in 1S43, at a cost of ;f435,
raised by subscription k a parliamentary grant ; the
school holds 130 chiMren, k has an average attendance of
103 ; it is supported by a voluntary rate k government
grant ; Thomas Dobson, master ; Miss Mary Jane Twigg,
mistress
GoodWm.Msgson,carpt. k wheelwright
Hall Ambrose, beer retailer
Holmes Frederick, farmer
Isaacs William, machine proprietor
Leeson (feorge, farmer, Wrawby moor
Leeson George, tailor
Mackman John, miller (wind)
Marshall Albert, shopkeeper
Milson John, shoe maker k grocer
Mundey William, farmer
Pennythurne William, boot maker
Sergeant Robert, farmer
Skinner Hannah (Mrs,), shopkeeper
Swales William, farmer
Tabling Alfred, commercial traveller
Thistleton William, farmer
Tong George, farmer
Turner William, fanner
Wharton Martha (Mrs.), farmer
Whitehead John, boot maker
Young Geo. carpenter & wheelwright
gift of Mrs. Wolseley Lewh, of Cheltenham, in 1883 : here
are sittings for 100 persons. The register, in the hands of the
present rector, date only from 1813. The living is a rectory,
tithe rent-charge /430, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
valued in the King^ Books at £3 7s. 8d. gross yearly value
;^5SO with residence and glebe, and held since 1881 by
the Rev. Charles James Itowen m.a. of Trinity College,
Cambridge j.p. The Rev. Samnel Wesley was rector here,
and during that period his son, the Rev. John Wesley, was
curate for two years, from 1738. TheWesleyan and Primitive
Methodists have each a chapel. The principal landowners
are Gcrvaso Maw eaq. Thomas Hewitt esq. Thomae W. Cart-
wright esq. J. Stephenson esq. and the participants of the
Hatfield Chase Corporation. The soil is sand i and moor;
subsoil, gravel with peat. Tlie chief crops are potatoes and
wheat. The area is 3,246 acres ; rateable value, ^^3,301 i6s. ;
the twelfth oantury : the church plate is of hammered silver, | the population in 188/I was 356.
the daiice dating from 1510 : the oredenee table was the ' Parish Clerk, Frederick Trimmingham,
Digitized by
vjoogle
720 WEOOT.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
Post Office. — John Fletcher, post receiver. Letters tbroogh |
Bawtry & Rotherham arrive at 7 a.111. ; dispatched at 5.30
p.m. The nearest money order office is at Bawtry ; the
telegraph otHce is at Epworth
Free whool (mixed), founded k endowed in 1706, by Henry
Travis; the present school was bailt in 1879, <"^ ^^^ ^'^
of the former school, k will hold about 100 children ;
Bowen Rev. Chas. Jas. u.A.,j.F.Bect<iry
COMHEKCIAL.
Billaney David, farmer
Brown John, farmer, Levels
Brown William, farmer
Cartledge George, farmer
Chesman John, fanner
Credland Charles, wheelwright
Credland John, farmer
Dixon Samuel, farmer. Grange
Gill Luke Styan & Henr}-, shopkeepers
Hewitt John, farmer
Holmes John, carrier
Hutton Richard, collector of rates
Lister James, Cross Ke}-s f.h
Hall Thomas, fanner
Maw Elisha, grocer, provision k tea
dealer & confectioner
Maw Thomas, farmer
Maw William, fanner
with an average attendance of 80 ; the endowment derived
from land amounts to ;f 80 a year ; John Walker, master;
Miss Emmeline Walker, mistress
CoNvsvANCB. — An omnibus leaves Wroot every Saturday at
8 a.m. for Doncaster market, returning at 4 p.m
Cabbisb to Doncastbb. — John Holmes, Saturday
Parr Robert, farmer
Raper Thomas, farmer
Rusting Edwin, fanner
Rnsling John, shoe maker
Rusling Samuel, farmer
Rnsling William, farmer
Triminghani Gerrase, brmer
Tyler William, shopkeeper
W'hite Thomas, blacksmith
Whiteley George, farmer
WXJSERTON is a parish, in the Southern division of
the county, parts of Holland, in Kirton wapentake, anion
and county court district of Boston, rural deanery of North
Holland No. i, and archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln,
ai miles south from Boston, bounded on the east by the
Witham. The church of St. Leodegar is a building of
stone, in the Late Perpendicular and Earlier styles, consist-
ing of small apsidal chancel, derestorieil nave, aisles, and
tower containing 3 bells . there is a stone slab in the floor
inscribed to Adam de Frampton a.d. i^oo. The Perpen-
dicular font has panelled sides, enclosing blank shields.
The registers, in excellent preservation, dates from the year
1538. The living is a rectory, tithe rent-charge ^^40, grogs
yearly value ;£6oo, including 382 acres of glebe with resi-
dence, in the gift of Mrs. Dunning, and held since 1S81 by
the Rev. William Beatson Dunning k.a. of Corpus Christi
college, Cambridge. There are two Wesleyan chapels at
the Marsh and Fen, about a mile from the church. Field's
Charity, founded in 1634 by William Field, consists of four
cottages, rebuilt in 1871, and available for four poor widows.
Chapman Job, fanner. Causeway
Clark John, fanner
Claypon William Lane j.p. Tytton hall
DunningRev.Wm.Reatson m.a. [rector]
Short John Cecil
Short John
Yarborough Arthur Cooke, The Cottge
coxhebciai.
Allen Thomas, farmer
BeeStephen,marketgrdnr.Wyberton rd
Belton William, farmer
Benton George, farmer. West end
Brown Charles, farmer
Boardman Joseph, farmer. West end
Brown Louisa (Mrs. ), Pincushion inn
Cartwright David, farmer, Sea bank
CartwTightFanny(Mrs. ),faTmer,Sea bnk
Clarke Thomas, farmer, Fen
Cooke John, fanner, Wybcrton road
Dawson Samuel, steam cultivator pro-
prietor. Causeway
Elding Eliza (Mrs.), former, Cauaeway
Parr John Harrison,farmer, Witham cot
Goobey William, Rectory farm
Groom William, miller (wind)
Hammond William (exors. of), farmers
Henson George, ftirmer, Sea Bank
Hildred George, farmer, Wyberton rd
Jackson Alfred, blacksmith & beer re-
tailer. Fen
King George, farmer
each of whom receives 3s. 6d. weekly. There are charities
inclusive of the bequest of Samuel Tooley esq. in the parish,
which amount in the aggregate to about £ao yearly. Tb<
manorial rights belong to the Crown. The princi|»l land-
owners are the Sev. William Beatson Dunning x. A. Thomas
Elkington, George Dawson Rowley, George Cartvright,
John Short and J. W. Robinson ; and there are several
smaller owners. The soil is rich loam ; subsoil, day and
loam. The chief crops are wheat and beans ; a great por-
tion is excellent feeding pasture land. The area is 3,498
acres ; rateable value, ^6,831 ; the population in 1881 mu
646.
Parish Clerk, John King.
Lbttxb Box cleared at 4.30 p.m. Letters through Boston,
by foot post, which is the nearest money order k tele-
graph ottice
National School, built in 1862 for 80 children, with an
average attendance of 62, k is maintained by the school
pence, assisted by the rector ; Miss Edith Beeciroft, mistrtss
King John, farmer
Lee Samuel, farmer. Fen
Lister Joseph, farmer
Lister Robert, farmer
Mowbray Marchani, farmer. Pen
Pepper William, former
Popple William, former. West end
RawdenEdwardArmes,brick maker.Fen
Reeson John, former, SiUpitt lane
Richardson Matthew, farmer
Robinson Stephen, former
Short John k Son, farmers
Speight Charles, former
Wliitworth James, farmer, Spalding rd
Woods John, wheelwright
Wortley John, farmer, West end
WvHAM is a parish, in the Northern division of the county,
Eirts of Lindsey, wapentake and petty sessional division of
udborough, union and county court district of Louth,
rural deanery- of Louth Eske and Ludborough No. i, arch-
deaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 7 miles north-
north-west from Louth, and about 2 west from Ludborough
station. The church of All Saints is a small edifice of brick
and stone, consisting of chancel and nave only. The regis-
ter dates from the year 1695. The living is a rectory, with
theehapelry of Guleby annexed, tithe rent-charge ^^315,
joint net yearly value of ;f 362, including 5 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the gift of Magdalen College, Oxford, and
held since 1884 by the Rev. Charles Beaumont Lea. There
was formerly a nunnery with a chapel attached at Cadeby.
Wyham. I Cadeby.
King John Robert, farmer I Kirkham John W. former. The Hall
WTHAM with CABEBT.
George Henry Haigh esq, d.l., i.p. of Grainsby, is lord of
the manor and sole landowner. The soil is clay ; subsoil,
chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The
area is 1,449 acres; rateable value, ;£i,909; the population
in 1881 was 139.
Parish Clerk, Charles Thomedyke.
Letteb Box cleared at 3.10 p.m. week days only. Letten
for Wyham through Louth. Thoresby is the nearest
money order office, k Louth the nearest telegraph office
Letters for Cadeby through Great Grinuby. North Thores-
by is the nearest money order olBoe k Binbrook tbr
nearer telegraph office
Children attend at North Ormsby school
EAST WTXEHAK, formerly extra-parochial, is now
a parish, in the Mid division of the county, parts of Lind-
sey, east division of Wraggoe wapentake, Louth union and
county conrt district, and Wraggoe petty sessional division,
7 miles west-by-north from Louth, and 8 east from Market
Rasen, situated on the main road, midway between Loutli
and Sbrket Rasen. The parish consists of one farm. Wyke-
ham hall is an ancient mansion, which has been restored,
and stands in a well-wooded park, through which runs the
river Bain. Near the remains of the church, which stand
io the park and are preserved, is the family vault of the
I Child family : Mrs. Child was buried there in 1875, ^
George Beaumont Child esq. in 1876. The estate is tithe frer
subject to a yearly payment to the incumbent of Ladford.
George Lewis ffytche esq. d.l., j.p. of ThOTpe hall, Louth,
is loid of the manor and sole landowner. Tue soil is wold
land. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips.
The area is 560 acres ; rateable value, ;£643 ; the population
in 1881 was 37.
Letters through Market Rasen. Ludford is the nearest money
order office k Binbrook nearest telegraph
Milligan James, farmer, The Hall
WTTHAK-Oir-THE-HIIX is a pleasant parish,
township and well-bnilt village, standing on an eminence,
in the Southern division of the county, ports of Kesteven,
Beltisloe wapentake, petty sessional division, union and
county court district of Bourn, rural deanery of Beltisloe and
archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 4I miles south-west
from Bourn, 3 north from Esaendine statioii, and 7 noilh
from Stamford. The church of St. Andrew is a bniMing rf
stone consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, porch and a tover
with spire containing 6 bells and clock : the east window is
stained ; in the interior are several mural tablets and onr
brass : the entire building was restored in Z874- He regis-
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yAHB^ROicn. 721
tar dates from the year 1670. The liring u a vicarage, tithe
rent-charge £jo, net yearly ralne £xiS, including g^ebe
Toft and Lound are hamlets, forming a township.
Loonds consists only of a few small farms, and is a little
with residence, in the gift of A. C. Johnson esq. impropria- to the west of the high road from Stamford to Bourn.
tor nl the great tithe, and held since 1881 by the Rev. Cle-
ment Edward Danby K.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford.
The charities for distribution amount to ;^ii i6s. yearly
arising from land. The Hall, the property of Angnstns
Charles Johnson esq. i.v. the lord of the manor ana chief
landowner, is a fine mansion of stone, erected about 1750 :
the park and pleasure grounds contain about 95 acres, well
wooded, and include two fish ponds : the south entrance is
by a lodge, with a drive through the park : it is now occu-
pied by J. Griffith Dearden esq. The soil is loam ; sulnoil,
clay. The chief crops are barley and wheat. The area of
the parish is 4,310 acres; the population in 1881 was 459,
and the area of the township is 3,150 acres ; rateable value
jfa,595 ; the population in 1881 was 195.
Mantliorpe, a hamlet and township, lies about half
a mile east from the high road from Stamford to Bourn,
and one mile west from Thnrlby station. Bowthorpe Park,
now converted into a farm, has an ancient oak tree, still
sonnd and strong, the cireuniference of which is fifteen
yards ; its trunk is hollowed out, and has received a party
of fifteen persons. Manthorpe is celebrated for its strong
mineral springs,, which rise aoundantly. Here is a Wesl^an
chapel, built in 1875. The principal landowners are £arl
Brownlow, lord lieut. j.p. of BeHon House, Grantham, and
Augustus Charles Johnson esq. J.P.
Wytliam-on-the-Hill
Danby Rev. Clement Edward X.A.
[vicar]. Vicarage
Dearden J. Griffith, Wytham hall
The Wesleyans have a chapel at Toft. The population in
1881 of Toft and liound was 168 ; rateable value, /i,73i.
The land chiefly belongs to Angnstus Charles Johnson esq.
J.p. Lord Aveland o.l., j.p. and William Ann Pochin esq. of
Edmond Thorpe hall, Oakham, who is lord of the manor.
The soil is clav ; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops
are wheat and barley. The area of Manthorpe, Toft and
Lound is 3,060 acres ; rateable value of Manthorpe, ;f 1,058;
the popnlation in 1881 of Manthorpe only was 96.
Parish Chureh, Robert Smith.
Post Office. — George Meades, receiver. Letters by cart
from Bourn at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at 4.45 p.m. The
nearest money order & telegraph office is at Bourn
Wall Lbtteb Box at Manthorpe, cleared'at $ p.m. k at
Toft at 4 p.m. week days only
Endowed S<mool (mixed), erected, with master's house, in
1847, at a cost of above ;f8oo: the church & school
estates produce jf 230 yearly, & are vested in trustees,
who appoint the schoolmaster tc regulate his stipend ; the
residue of the endowment being applied to the repair of the
charch ; the school will hold 60 children ; of whom 6 boys
& 6 girls are educated free ; there is an average attend-
ance of 48 ; George Meades, master ; Mrs. EmUy Meades, .
mistress
to J.
Osbom James, gamekeeper
Griffith Dearden esq
Pick Thomas, bailiff to Mr,
Offord hall, Stamford
Smith Robert, wheelwright
Smith Thomas Sewell, Black Dog P.H
Woolley Edward, farmer
of
Manthorpe.
Ansell Henry Michael, farmer
Goodyear Henry, farmer
Holmes Thomas, farmer
Peach Francis, farmer
Smeaton David Samuel, butcher k bakr
Sneath Thomas, fanner
couaiiciAi..
Baldwin Robert, farmer
Brackenbury William, farmer
Carr Robt. William, blacksmith b gco
Dixon Joseph, farmer & grazier. The
Racer farm
Hudiwn Morris, fanner
Lloyd Edward, farmer h grazier
Mox(in Thomas, farmer, Palace farm
Newham Samuel, tailor
W y VII.IjE with HVKOXBTON is a parish, bor-
dering upon l«icestershire, in the Southern division of the
county, parts of Kesteven, Winnibriggs and Threo wapen-
take, Grantham union and county court district, Spittle-
^te petty sessional division, rural deanery of South
Orantham, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, 3 miles
west from Great Ponton station and ^ south-west from
Grantham. The church of St. Catherine, built in 1858,
at the expense of the late George Gregory esq. of Harlaxton
liall, is a building of brick, in a plain Early English style,
and consists of chancel and nave only, with a small bell-
cote nn the western gable containing i bell : the chancel was
added by his successor, the late John Sherwin Grep^ry esq.
in 1868. The independent register of this parish, including
Hungerton, dates from the year 1813, previous to which
date all entries were made in the register of Harlaxton.
Barber WilKam, farmer | Lord Aaron, farmer
Sneath Henry, farm bailiff to Sir Philip
D. P. Dnncombe bart.
Lord John Thomas, farmer
Christian William, farmer
Cooper John, farmer, Hungerton hall
XASBOKOUQH (or Tabbcroh) is a pleasant vilhge
and parish, in the vale of a small rivulet, in the NorthOTn
division of the county, parts of Lindsej, Marsh division of
the hundred of Louth Eske, Louth union and county court
district, rural deanery of Louth Eske and Ludborongh No. i,
archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln, 4 miles north-
nurth-east from Louth. The Louth navigation skirts the
eastern boundary of this parish. The churoh of St. John
the Baptist is an ancient Perpendicular stone structure, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle and tower containing 3
bells -. on the nwndrils of the west door are representations
of the Fall of Stan, incised by shallow lines in the stone : the
arrh has a hollow moulding with a wreath of foliage and
flowers running through it : the charch waa restored in 1855
by subscription, materially aided by the late rector. The
register dates from the year 1561. The living is a dia-
cfaiarged rectory, of the gross yearly value of £^10, derived
from 335 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of George
Bateman Rev. Stafford Bji. [rector].
Hay Mrs. Yarborough grange
CaMMKBClAL
Bfstley William, wheelwright
Easting Ebenezer, shopkeeper
Goodwin Joseph, farmer
Orasbain John, farmer
Toft.
Alford Edward, carpenter & builder
Atter Elizh. (Mre.), farmer k, baker
Glover Charles, farmer
HowettThos.Butchers'ArmsP.H.&butch
Moss Henry, farmer
Smith Robert, boot maker
Sneath John, farmer
Tborold James, farmer
Lound.
Knipe Saitiuel, farmer
Smith Stephen, farmer
The living is a rectory, net yearly value jf 130, in the gift of
Mrs. Sherwin Gregory, and held since 1880 by the Kev.
Thomas Thornely Taylor M. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge,
who resides at Cirantham. Mrs. Sherwin Gregory is lady
of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is light ;
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and oats. The
area is 1,531 acres; rateable value, ;f 1,799; the population
in 1881 was 116,
HnNOBHTON is a hamlet, i mile north-west from Wyville.
Parish Clerk, Charles Ward.
Letters through Grantham. The nearest money order office
is at Denton h telegraph office at Grantham
Infanta' School, erectra about 187a, under the management
of the rector & supported by voluntary contributions ;
Mrs. Mary Ward, mistress. The older children attend
the schools in the adjoining parishes
I Mount Matthew farmer
I Staniland George William, farmer
Grundy Charles, blacksmith
Grundy Grantham, shoe maker
Hay k Sons, farmers, Yarborough grnge
Hewson Anthony, farmer k, landowner
Hodgson Carohne (Mrs.), farmer k
landowner
Lucas George, farmer
Bateson-de-Yarbnrgh esq. and held since 1871 by the Rev.
Stafford Bateman B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge.
There is a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1818, and a Free
Methodist chapel, built in 1853. George Bateson-dc-Yar-
buigb esq. who is lord of the manor, the rector, Mrs.
Hodgson, Mr. A. Hewson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hay, Mr. Henry
Motley and Mrs. King are the principal landowners. The
soil is clay ; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, oats and beans. 'The area is 1,160 acres; rateable
valu , ;f 1,697 : the popnlation in 1881 was 306.
Sexton, Michael Larder.
Letters through Louth ; the nearest money order tc telegraph
office is at Louth
Parochial School (mixed), erected by a former incumbent in
1843, for so children; average attendance, 40; tc sup-
girted by a voluntary rate k a government grant ; Miss
lizabeth Margaret Faulks, mistress
Mason Richard, farmer
Metcalf John, beer retailer k carrier
Motley Henry, farmer and landowner,
Austin fen
Norris William, shopkeeper k farmer .
Smith James, farmer '^
'Tyson George, farmer
(
LtK
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LINCOLNSHIRE COURT DIRECTORT.
In order to afford ipaoe tor the addrewes, the sbbreviatioii " esq." for eequire, hu no longer been ^ipended to each name In the
" Conrt Clnctor;." It should be nndentood that nieb ehonld be added to the name of every gentleman In the following pagei to
vhich no Inconsistent addition is afilxed.
Abbey Mrs. 44 Aswell hue, I/onth
Abbott Bev. D. W. Kinnlngton, TJloeby
Abbott Geo. Edward, Spllaby road, Boston
Abbott Jabex, Bast end, Alford
Abbott John, Frelston, Boston
Abbott Matthev, 40 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Qt. Grimsby
Abbott]Cn.01arence cot.I)ndley rd.Orantham
Abbott Mrs. Donington, Spalding
Abbott Mrs. 14 Homcastle road, Boston
Abbott Mrs, » Rutland Tlllas, Stamford
AbbottSam,8t.Winifred,Bracebrtdge, Lincoln
Abbott William, Serpentine ho. Ilolbeaob
Abdy Hot. Albert Ohhnnlng it. A. 36 St.
Martin's High street, Stamford
Abe Harrison. 42 BtffUng street. New Olee,
Ot. Grimsby
Abel Mr;, Vine st. Billlngboro', Fnlklngbam
Abel Za<sriah, 20 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Ot. Grimsby
Abelwliito Thee. R. 81B, New market, Lonth
Aberorombie Mrs.2lB,St. Thomas rd. Spalding
Abraham Breratt, Manor house, Bametby-
le-Wold B.S.0
Abraham Samuel, Hundleby, Spllsby
Abrahams Bev. Thoe. TorkBey,Gain8borough
Aoe Bev. Daniel d.d. Vicarage. Laughton,
Oainsborongh
Achnrch Edward, 4 High street, Horncaetle
AckrlU Charles, 62 The Park, Lincoln
Adam Andrew iMeroer H.D., J. P. Church
cloee, Boston
Adams Henry, 23 South street, Louth
Adams Hy. Yew oots. Nortbfields, Stamford
Adams Mrs. Burgh-in-the-Marsh K.S.0
Adams Mrs. Chapel street. Market Basen
Adams Mrs. Cralse Lound, Bawtry
Adcock Rev. HaUord B. A. Eastgato, Lincoln
Adcock Miss, 14 Albion place, Grantham
Adcock Mrs. 32 Avenue road, Grantham
Adcock Thos. 39 Ebrington st. Ghllnsborough
Adcock Wm. J. 19 St. Peter's hi. Grantham
Addey Henry DransSeld, East Keal manor,
East Seal, Spllsby
Addison Robert, 6 Boston road, Sleaford
Addleshaw Alfred, Blyton, Gatnsborongh
Addy Myhlll B. Towngate, Market Deeping
Adehdde Mrs. 68 Aswell lane, Louth
AdUn WniiamJJrantham road. Sleafon]
Adlard Mrs. 6 weetgato place, Louth
Ager Mrs. West st Crowland. Poterborongb
AlnsworthBev.Walter,ll Portland stLincoln
AinsworOi Mrs. 37 Earl street, Gt. Grimsby
Alrd Miss, 3t St. Mary's street, Stamford
Altken Andrew. 22 Pinchbeck rd. Spalding
AkrillChas.Llndnm v!]s.Up.Lindnm stLncIn
AkrlU Mn. 9 Worsley street, Gt. Grimsby
Alcock Bev. Henry Jones M.A. Vicarage,
Spilsby road, Boston
Alcock Mrs. Foston, Grantham
Alcock Thomas, Foston, 'Grantham
Aldam Jeffrey, Epworth, Doncaster
Aldam Miss, Epworth, Doncaster
Alder Fredrick John, Worlaby houses Louth
Aldrldge Bev. Walter Winslow D.A. South
Bauceby, Sleaford
Alexander Mrs. 30 Monks road, Lincoln
Algato Mrs. Elm torrace. Bourn
Aitogton Rev. Alan Mnrmsdnke M.A.
Sennlworth, Wragby
JUlngton Rev. Charles Argentine B.A.,
i.p. Rectory, Muckton, Louth
AUngton-Fye Rev.Richard B. A. The Rectory,
Swlnhope, Gt. Grimsby
Allngton Albt. B. Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Alington Cbas. A. Swlnhope, Gt. Orlmsby
AllenOealTSHatnton st.Weelsby,Gt.Grimsby! Anderson Mrs. Mansion ho. West St. Boston
Allngton George Marmaduke D.L., J. P. I Anderson Geo. 42 Trinity st Gainsborough
S«'inhope house, Swlnhope, Gt Grimsby
Allcock Miss, 82 Lea road, Gainsborough
AllcroftRev. Walter B. A.Gunhouse, Doncaster
Allen Bev. Francis Edwin m.a. Rectory
Binbrooke, Market Basen
Anderson Hettry,Burgate,Barton.on-Humber
Anderson John, 6 Yauxhall terrace, Boston
Anderson Joeeph Chapman, The Villas, Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Anderson Mrs. Fulston, Louth
Allen Qea 26 John st Kew Clee,Gt. Grimsby
Allen George, 24 Spdng gardens, Spalding
Allen John, 8 High street, Boston
Allen Jn.lSPelham st New ClecatGrimsby
Allen John B. 86 Blgby street, Brigg
Allen Joseph, Broad street, Spalding
Allen Miss, Ferry Comer Plot, Boston
Allen Mrs. Horaegate, Deeping St James,
Market Deeping
Allen RobtM.The Hall,Welboum,Grautham
Allen Thoe. Wm. 60 Aswell lane, Lauth
Allen Thomas William James, IS Hainton
street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Allen Thompson, U High street, Boston
Allen William, 84 Cleethorpe rd. New Clee,
Gt. Grimsby
AllenWm.l77HaIntonBt.WeelBby,GtGrmBby
Allen Wm. H. B.A., II.B. Bardney, Lincoln
Allenby Mia.Groevenor hcEastfield rd.Loutti
Allenbjr Samuel J. P. Cadwell hall, TathweU,
Louth
Allies Rev. Henry Basil, Broad st Stamford
.Ulin Henry, IS Rutland terrace, Stamford
Alliugton George, Cartergate, Gt Orlmsby
AndenonMn.Snitterhy,EirtonLindaeyIl.S.O
AndersonWllIlam, East Theddletborpe,Louth
Andres John, 4fi Qneen street, Homcastle
AndrewAlfd.Vlne st Bllllngbro',Falklngham
Andrew Charles, 244 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsby
Andrew Frederick, 138 High street, Lincoln
Andrew James, <Sa, Winsover rd. Spalding
Andrew Mrs. 13 Earl street, Gt Orlmsby
Andrews Bev. Christopher Robert M.A.
Hough'On-the-Hill, Grantham
Andrews Rev, Jn. N.&[.A.Fickworth,Flldnhm
Andrews Bev. Samuel iWright U.A., J.P.
Bectoi7, Claxby, Market Rasen
Andrews Rev. William itA. Carlton Scnwp,
Grantham
Andrews Isaiah, S St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Andrews John M.D. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Andrews Joseph, Hogsthorpe, Aiford
Andrews Miss, 1 Church street Grantham
Andrews Mrs. 19 Bigby road, Brigg
Andrews Stephen Robert, North st. Boom
Andrews Stephen W. North street Bonm
AlUngton Harris Chandler, t Hainton street, I Andrews Wm. Long Bennington, Grantham
Weelsby, Ot Orlmsby Angliss Bev. Jspb. Button Bridge. Wisbech
Allington Mrs. 8 Ludford terrace, LIttleSeld Annlngaon Miss, Waltham, Ot. Grimsby
Une, Ot Orlmsby Anningson Thirkell L. Ill Cleethorpe road.
AlUntonMra.The01dHall,Langton-by-SpilBby ' Ot Grimsby
Allison Rev.Hy.F. B.A. Becklngham.Newark 'AppletryJn.24 StBotolpb'a ter.Hlgh stlincOn
Allison Arthur B. 27 Prospect st Homcastle Applegato Arthur, Wharf road. GrantfaaQi
Allison Gharles, 7 Albion ter. Ot Grimsby Appleyard John, 1 Basen lane, Lincoln
Allison Edward, SB, Church street, Louth ' Appleyard Mrs. 7 CUff terrace, Cleethorpe,
Allison Israel, 4 Haven street, Gt Grimsby ' Great Grimsby
Allison Jason, 18 Tentercroft street, Lincoln Appleyard Robert, Hnmber street Clee*
Allison John, 2 New Bridge hill, Louth i thorpe. Great Orlmst?
Allison John M. 47 Llquorpond st Boston Archer Rev. Wm.Park Road vils, HoracasUe
Allison Miss, Church street. Market Deeping Archer Oharle^ 140 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Allison Urs. 8 Cleethorpe road. New Clee, . Oreat Orlmsby
Ot Orlmsto
Allison Mrs. Enlby, Uloeby
Allison FhlUlp, The HiU, Louth
Allison Thomas Falkner, The Hill, Lonth
Allison William, The Fin, Wostgato
Allison Wm. jun. The Fhx,Weetgate, Louth
AlUss George, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Allix Frederick William j.p., D.L. West
Willonghby hall, Ancaster, Granthmn
Archer Mrs. 3 St CatheriuR's terrace, Linooin
Archer Mrs. 26 South street St Mary's g»te,
Oreat Orlmsby
Arden Mrs. Parkwood ho. Thurlby, Bourn
Armstead Joseph, Navenby, Grantham
Arm8t»DgB.Erin ootEast Barkwith, Wrmgliy
Armstrong John Lane, Riverside, Hamilton
rood, St Catherine's, Linooin
Armstrong Joseph, Kirton Llndsey R.S.O
Allott Major JohnOeorge J. P.Eastaeld house, Armstrong Miss, Deeping St James, Market
Lonth Deeping
Allott Rev. John B.A., J.P. Maltby-le-Marab, Armstrong Misses, 43 Queen st HcrncsBtle
Alford Armstrong Urs. U Bridge street, Horacastle
Allott Bev. Bt B. A. Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford Armstrong Mrs. 8 Henrietta st Spalding
Allott Alfred Jdm, 27 Croft street Linooin Armstrong Mrs. 8 Spring street SpaldlQfr
Allott Joseph JameB,80Tentercroft stLincoln Armstrong Mrs. I Stanhope ter. Homcsistle
Allott Mrs. 7 Minster yard, Lincoln ;AnnslKmgBobertClifton,Sonth stHomcstle
Allsop Mrs. Sbirbeck, Boston 'Armstrong William, 86 Market pi. Boston
Almon William Porter, Spilsby road, Boston 'Aradd Miss, Becklngham, Nevi-ark
AlwardOeo.llHaIntonstWeeIsby,GtGrmsby Arnold Miss, BllUngborough. FalMnglnun
Alward James, 102 Cleetliorpe road. New, Arnold Miss, Queen st Barrow^on-Humber
Clee, Ot Grimsbyl 'Arnold Mrs. Saxilby, Lincoln
Amoa John Jervls, 93 West street ' Arrand Samuel, New Holland, Hull
Anderson Sir Cbas. Hy.John bart M.A., D.L., Artlndale J.O.Praspectho.ProspectstHmctl
J.P. The Hall, Lea, Gainsborough; iS: Asby Tbomas, Spilsby road, Boston
Athensum club. Pall mall aw i Ascong^as.Cbristopner, Orantham nUSleaftl
Anderson Rev. Geo. Tentercroft st Linooin
Anderson Rev. Wm. M. Epworth, Doncaster
Anderson Chaa. Francis, West St rd. Boston
AndersonOeo. EastAcrid^Barton.on-Humbr
Ashby 6arg.-Majar Alfred 1I.B., F.iuc.s. S
Bt Peter^ hill, Grantham
Ashe Rev. JamesWllUam,Rector7,])anii>st<>n-
on-BaIn, Lonth
Digitized by
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AaUej Thomas, 8 Cem«ta7 lane
ABbley Thomas, jnn. 67 AjBwell lane, Loath
AahleyWin. X^nefield, Greatwellrd. Lincoln
Ajhiln lliM, Hnndleby, BpUiby
Aahlin Hn. D'Braby villaa, BpOsby
Asblin Spencer Henry Cook, Sandtoft grove,
Belton, Doncaeter
Aibmcre Jceeph, 181 wUUngham atreet,
We«lBb7, Great Orlmxby
Aahton George, 8 Clatemgate, Loath
Aabton Mrs. MO Baatgate, Loath
Aabton Hra. M The Park, Lincoln
Aabton Un. 4( St. Tbomaa' rd. Spalding
Ashton wnUam, 43 Aswell lane. Loath
Aabton WOliam, 0 Tarborongh rd. Lincoln
Aahwell Joaeph, Matmoregate, Spalding
Acbirdl Hn, Gceberton, Spalding
Aahwln BeT.Fonter B.A. Qaadtlng, Spalding
Aakew John, Knbrooke, Market Raaen
Aakey Ura. 4 George street. Loath
Aske; Thomas, 144 Eastgate, Loath
Aslachaon Bev. Oscar M.A. Faldingwortb,
Market Baaen
Annan Benjamin, 128 High street, Lincoln
Asman George, 16 North parade, Lincoln
Asscott Wmiam, 16 Orchard street, Lincoln
Astle; Col. Sir John Dugdale hart. J.P.
Blshamhall, Brigg
Astley Cbartes J.D. Wdfaolme id.GtOrimsb7
Astling Hiss, Homoastle road, Boston
Astrop Hlas, Prlestgate, Barton-on-Hamber
AtUn Urs. Drain side north, Boston
AtUn Wm. Waddington Heath, Branston,
Lincoln
AtklnsG.ISIWilUngbam stWIsby-Gt-Onnsby
Atkinson Alfred c.a Bridge street, Brlgg
Atkinson Frederick H. Bennington, Boston
Atkinson George, Park lane, Alford
Atkinson Geo. 33 St. Leonard's st. Stamford
Atkinson Henry, 116 New market. Loath
AtUnson Henry,14Town Hall st Ot-arimsby
Atkinson James, Healing Mount, TTlceby
Atkinson John Pearson, Scartho,Gt. Grimsby
Atkinson Mrs. 12 FerseTemnce terrace,
Thrnnscoe rd. Cleethorpes, Great Grlnuby
Atkinson Mrs. IWestSt. Mary's gt.Gt.OrlnHiby
Atkinson Richard, 106 Hainton street,
Wedsby, Great Grimsby
Atkinson Bobert, 2<^Halnton street, Weelsby,
Great Grbnsby
Atkinson Bobert, 10 Spring gardens,Spalding
Atkinson Walter, 20 Macaalay statGrlmsby
Atkinson WUllam, Foandry ter.MarketBasen
Atter James Edward. 9 Bam hUl, Stamford
Atton Chaa.Bdwd. 1 Ironmonger sLStamford
Atton Hra. 4 Crown street, Stamford
Atton Bt Peason, 2 St Peter's hL Stamford
.\alt Rev. Thomas jla. The Beotory, Brace-
borongh, Stamford
Anstin Rer. Thomas, 63 High street, Boston
.^Tdand Lord p.CD.UJ.p.Balby ho.Imham,
Boom ; A 12 Belgrare square, London 8 ir
Avery CMitain Benjamin John, 7 Halnlen
street, weelsby. Great Orlnisby
Avington George, Dean^ate boose, BeanS'
gate, Great Grimsby
AxteD Hls^ 867 High street, Lincoln
Ayling Her. Wm. John, Claypole, Newark
Ayre Henry John, Leamington villa. Beacon-
thorae, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Ayre James, 18 South parade, Grantham
Ayrea Fred, 67 Earl street, Great Grimsby
Ayscongh Christopher, 6 Holmes la. Loath
Babb Rev. Oeo.M.A.,J.P. Asterby.Homcaatle
BaUngton Hiss, 87 Bsat street, Homcastle
Bacon Sir Hickman Beckett j.p. [Premier
Baroitet of England], Thonock hall,
Oalnsborottgh
Baoon Lady, Thonock hall, Gainsborough
Bacon Rev, James Henry P.R.H.S. Great
Gonerby, Grantham
Bacon Rev. John, New Town, Spilsby
Bacon Frederick, Grainsby, Great Grimsby
Bacon Geo. 4 Lacy Tower street, Lincoln
Bacon Mrs. Little Oorrlngham, Gainsborongh
Bacon Hrs. 8 Lncy Tower street, Lincoln
Bacon Mrs. 6 Minster yard, Lincoln
Bacon Wm. jim. Grainsby, Great Grimsby
Bagshaw Rev. J.C.]I.A.Oabonmby,Falkinghm
Baaes Wm. Halgh, 6 Carlton road, Boston
BaOey George, Whittington house, Spalding
Bailey Hy.Bennett V.D. 88High stGrantbam
Bailey John Henry, ts Castlegate, Grantham
Bailey John Eichd. 84 Avenue rd. Grantham
Bailey Mn. Hoidton, Spalding
Bailey Mrs. 22 Spring gardens, Spalding
Bailey Mrs. Homcastle road, Boston
Bally Mn. 16 Commerdat road, Grantham
BaUy WUllam, FalUngbam
Bainbrldga George, South park, Unooln
Boinbridge Sharply, 4 Llndum road,Lincoln
Balnea Bev.Charles T. J.H. A.Saxon st. Lincoln
Boines Tbomaa, 1 Dispensary rd. Homcastle
Baker Rev. Wm. De{Foe M. A. Welton, Lincoln
Baker George, 24 Newland, Lincoln
Saker John, 116 Bridge street, Gainsborongh
Baker John, 17 Tower street, Boston
Baker Hiss, 19 Bigby road, Brlgg
Saker Mrs. S Eastgate, Lincoln
Baker Mn. Falkingham
Saker Mn.»8HalntonstWedsby,at.GTlmsby
LZNCOLNSHIBE.
Baktr Ibt, Osbonmby, Falkingham
Baker Urs. 112 Upgote, Loath
Baker Paddlson, M Aawell lane, Louth
Baker Robert, 4 Park terrace, Grantham
Boldam Howard, 1 Harvey street, Lincoln
Balding Mn. 8 Tiotoria tar. SUrbeck, Boston
Baldock Bev. Blchard B.A. Carlton-le-Moor-
land, Newark
Baldock Mrs. 68 Wlnsover road, Spalding
Baldwin Bev. F. M.A. Butland rd. Skegness
Baldwin Wm. Yew oota. Northflelds, Stamford
Ball Rev, Joseph, 24 Victoria terrace,
SUrbeck, Boston
Ball Mrs. Chapel lane, BartonKin-Hamber
Ball Hra. Church street, Spalding
Balls Lewis Robert, South park, Lincoln
Bambridge Mrs. ISO Hainton street, Weelsby)
Great Grimsby
Banks Mn. 42 Albion street, Spalding
Bannister Anthony, Abbey rd. Gt. Grimsby
Bannister Edward, Splngfleld, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Barber Bev. Wm.ll4Brldgest Goinsbonrngh
Barber Alfred, sen. 3 Grafton street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Barber Alfred, jun. 4 Orafton street. New
Clee, Great Grinsby
Barber Alfred, Jan. 181 WUllngham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Barker Rev. Charles, Fleet, Holheoch
Barker Bev. Bdwd. W.Legsby, HarketBosen
Barker Bev, Thomas M.A. Revesby, Boston
Barker Rev. William, Tleange, Long
Bermington, Grantham
Barker FredlcH. 8 Town Hall sLGLGrlmsby
Barker John, 17 Dispensary road, Homcastle
Barker John, 26 Victoria St. we. Gt. Grimsby
Barker Hn. 81 Orohard street, Lincoln
Barker Thoa. G.'Brtghowgate,Great Grimsby
Barker William, 4 Legbonme road, Louth
Barlow Mn. Simpson, 28 Wdland terrace,
London road, Spalding
Bamaby James Sharpley, Thorganby villa.
Prince's mad, Beaconthorpe, Cleethorpe,
Great Grimsby
Bamaby William, Lansdowne villa, Upper
Avenue, Lincoln
Barnacle Mrs. 6 Albion place, Grantham
Barnacle Urs. 82 Tentercroft street, Lincoln
Barnard Bev. Denuis Jacob Johnson 11.A.
Browne's school, St. Paul's st. Stamford
Barnard John, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Barnard Mrs. Eirton Lindsey R.S.0
Barnard WllUam James,7 TrentView terrace.
Lea road, Gainsborough
Barnes Rev. Charles M. A. Bloxholm, Sleaford
Barnes Bev. John Robinson, Blaham, Brlgg
Barnes Charles, 19 Harrowby rd. Grantham
Barnes Henry, 4 Park villas, Lincoln
Barnes James, Pinchbeck street, Spalding
Barnes Joseph, 18 Conmiercial road, Spalding
Barnes Martin, Hamilton place, Alford
Bames Miss, Ashcroft road, Gainsborough
Barnes Mrs. Old vicarage, Gt. Hale, Sleaford
Bomet Bichd.4 Cheviot ter.Ucnks rd.Llncoln
Bamea Wm. U. Fern cot. Hamilton pi. Alford
Bamett George, 9 Duke street, Sleaford
Bamett Henry B. S3 St. Leonard's sbStamfrd
Bamett Miss, 4 High street, Spalding
Bamett Mrs. 94 Ballgate, Lincoln
Baron Very Rev. Canon Thomas Joseph,
Corby, Grantham
Baron Bev. T. Wesley villa. North rd. Boom
Baron Thomas, Uloeby Village
Barr Mrs. 8 Moimt Pleasant, Grantham
Ban* Mrs. Arthur John, 17 Trinity street,
Gainsborongh
Banackragh John, Exchequergate, Lincoln
Barrett Frank, 181 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Barratt George, The Vale, Spilsby
Barratt John, Wlnterlngbam, Doncaster
Esrratt Mrs, George street. Market Basen
Barren George Francis, Mercia lodge, Pinch-
beck road, Spalding
Barret Amos, 97 New market, Louth
Barrett Rev. Canon James Michaelmas If. A.
6t Peter's vicarage, Langworthgate,Lincln
Barrlck Hra. BarroW'<m-Humber, Hull
Barrington Thomas, 22 Orchard st Lincoln
Barrltt Bev. Robt N. 84 Qneen st Homcastle
Barron lbs. 11 Perseverance terrace, Thrum.
scoe road, Cleethomes, Great Grimsby
Barrow Rev. Richard B. A. Handleby, Spilsby
Borrow-Clough Bev. J. 64 Westgate, Louth
BaiTow-Olough Rev. John A. B.D., 64 West-
gate, Louth
Bury Bev. Edwd. H. B.A. Scothern, Lincoln
Banley Mrs. Kirton, Boston
Barstow Rev. John Smlthson ii.A. Rectory,
Aslackby, Falkingham
Bartholomew Bartholomew, Park cottage,
Heighington, Lincoln
BartholomewFrands, Waddington htli.Lincln
Bartholomew George, 87 Stirling street New
Olee, Great Grimsby
BartletRev. Canon James I'nfton U.A. The
Old Palace, Lincoln
BarUett Wm. James, 48 Carholme rd. Lincoln
Barton Charles 8. Portland place, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
BH) 723
Barton E. W. M.D. Searle Idg. Market Baien
Barton George Henry, King st Harket Basen
Barton Geo. Kingston H.I>., P.B.0.8. Leaden-
ham, Grantham
Barton John Willows, 62 Aswell lane, Louth
Barton Uanrlce Searle, King stUarket Basen
Barton Hra. 118 New market I<outh
Barton Mrs. Saxby hall, Hull
Barton Hn. 28 Spring gardens,Gainsborougb
Barton William, 62 High street, Stamford
Barton Hrs. Wm. Oak cot SpUsby rd.Bcston
Bartzam Bnodi, Reepham, IJnooln
Bertram William, 14 Liqnorpond st Boston
Barwell Hiss, Blllingborough, FaUdngham
Barwlck Joamh Smith, Minerva house, Slea-
ford rood, Boston
Bashtortli Rev. F. B.I1. Minting, Homcastle
Baskcomb Tbomaa, 92 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Bssker Thomas, Hogworthingfaam, Spilsby
Bass Mrs. Albert sinet, Eolbeaoh
Bass Mrs. U Spdng gardens, Gainsborough
Baaaett Bev. John Fardell B.A. Glentham.
Market Rasen
Baaaett Rev. Blchard Edward B.A. North
Thoresby, Louth
Bassett Hem^, Ingham, Lincoln
Bassitt Joaeph, Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0
Bastin John, Harmston, Lincoln
Bateman Rev. StoSord B.A. Rectory, Yar-
borough, Louth
Bates Anderson, Abbey road. Great Grimsby
Bates Henry, 4 San Francisco terrace, Bpilsl^
rood, Boston
Bates Heiuy, 19B, Spring gardens, gpoldlng
Bates John, 88 Hainton street Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Bates Mrs, Welton, Lincoln
Bates William, 14 Earle st Great Grimsby
Batterbom Mrs, 96 Upgate, Loath
Battenby Mrs. 188 High street Lincoln
Battle C K. Beepbom ho. Reepham, Lincoln
Battle Jn. Richd. Potter Honworth, Lincoln
Battle John Scoley, Longdole's house, Sewell
road, Lincoln
Batty Mrs. Hacconby, Bourn
Baumbor Hiss, 87 Qneen street, Homcsatle
Bavin John, Enderley, Hetheringham,I,lncln
Bavin William, 1 Portland street Lincoln
Baxter Bev. Thomas Preston Nowell II. A.
Hawerby, Great Grimsby
Baxter David Robinson, 70 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Baxter Hl8s,London rd.Long Sutton, Wisbech
Baxter Thomas, 68 Cleethorpe road. Now
Clee, Great Grimsby
Baxter Thos. H. Beaufort ho. West stBonru
Baxter Wm. Bradshaw ter. Skirbeck, Boston
Baxter William, 74 Cleethorpe road, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Baylay Bev. Cbarlea Frederick Rogen H.A.
Kirkby-on-Bain, Homcastle
BayldonRev. Joe Wood lI.A.Rectory,Partney,
Spilsby
Bayles George Lanes, 26 Carholme rd. Lincoln
Bayley Mra Witham place, Boston
Bayley Walt Francis, 8a, West St rd.Baston
Baalinton John Francis, 6 Grove st Boston
Beooock Joseph, Winterton, Doncaster
Beacock Matthew, Wlnteringham, Doncaster
Beooock William, 8 Hainton street Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Beadham James, 61 Victor street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Beadsworth Mrs. 48 St Martin's High street,
Stamford
Beadsworth William Thomas, 69 St Martin's
High street, Stamford
Beale Rev. Joaeph, Hamilton place. West
street Alford
Bean Jonathan, Keadby, Doncaster
Beard Charles, Scarborough villa, St'Catber-
ine's, Lincoln
Beard Wm.TheHolllee,BtCatherine's, Liucln
Beatnlfle Jss. & 4 Deoiugate ter.GtOrlmsby
Beatnifte Hrs. 46 Victoria st we. Gt Grimsby
Beatnllte Hrs. Waltham, Great Grimsby
Beatson Rev, Leonard Browne 31. a. The Hall..
Pinohbeck, Spalding
Beaulah John, 60 Spilsby road, Boston
Beanlah Joeiah, Bsirgate, Boston
Beaulah Thomas, West Street road, Boston
Beaumont Benjainin, 78 Honks rd. Lincoln
Beaumont Frank, 12 Greeham street Lincoln
Beaumont Geor^ Walter Olyrme, 2 North
terrace, Grantham
Beaumont Hlas, Bridge street Brlgg
Beaumont Mrs. Union street Market Basen
Beaumont Mrs. 1 Welby gardens, Grantham
Beanmont William, 7 Earl st Great Grimsby
Beaver Arthur, I7B, Ramsgate, Louth
Beck George, High sIreetBarton-on-Humber
Back Hra. 8 Gla&one ter. Eidgate, LonUi
Beck Hrs. 7 Northolme, Gainsborough
BeckerBev.FerdlnandWUbelm M. a. Vicarage,
Hum, Holbeach
Beckett Hiss, Foston, Grantham
Beckett Hlas,Som«rby hl.Somerby,Galiisbon>'
Beddeson John, 12 St George's aq. Stamford
Bedford Charles Fredk. Market pi. Sleaford
Bedford Francis, 26 Gladstone ter. Grantham
724 OED
Beilord John, 9 Brook atreet, Ora&tbam
Bedtarl JClu, Holy dyke, Barton-on-Hutnber
Bedfard JTn^ Frlestgate, Borton-on-Humber
B«iUord 'Wflliun, Allen house, Boeton
Bedford WUltain, I Browiilow it. OnuiUuun
BadoUe Rev. John Chl9man,CrowIe,DoDCMtr
Bee Alfred, 78 Willlngham street, WeeUbr,
Qreat Grimsby
Bee Mrs. U Beanmnnt villas, Lincoln
Bee Robert, 30 I/>rd street, Oainsboroagh
Bee Thomas, 22 Croft strwt, Lincoln
Bee Tho9. Talleut, Morton-bv-Grainsborough
Bee WUliaro II. 11 Market place, Brlgg
Beocham Fnink« 12 Carhobne road, Lincoln
UKCOLNSHIBE.
Berkeman Henry, 48 Stirling street, New
Clee, Great Giimsby
Bernard Chu. J. S8 Lumley read, Bkegnesa
Berrey Perdral, 1 Rutland villas, SUmtord
Berrldge John, fid London rood, Giantham
Berry John Bonme, Stanhope ter. Homcastle
Berry Hra. 21 Victor street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Bertie Lord J. P. tJfflngton boose, Stamford
BesantBev. Frank M.A., F.IkA.S. Vicarage,
3lb«ey,Boston
Best Mrs. 11 Liquorpond street, Boeton
Best iin, St. Mary's sqnare, Honicaitle
Best Palemon u.B. 10 tipgate. Loath
[klllv's
Beecham John, 14 Beanmont place, Lincoln Best William Bartholomew, Sandfleld house.
Beecroft Mr3, 9 Bnrgbley lanr, Stamford
Beeoroft Mr8.Westfleld rd. Barton .on-Humber
Beedhani John, 193 Willingliam street,
Weelsl^j-, Great Grimsby
Beeson Bennett, 86 Avenne road, Grantham
BehreniltMaximillanRaphael Jullus,Burring-
ham, Doncaster
Bell CharIm,Bcamb]esby Thorpe, Scomblesby,
Homcastle
Bell Clms.lT Stirling sL New Clee,Gt.Grinisby
Bell Charles Christopher, Epworth,I>onca8ter
Bell Dougla!! Maloolm, 20 Cheviot st.Llncoln
Bell Edwara, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Bell Henry, 24 St. Fcter's hill, Grantham
Bell Hugh Berks. Rose ter. Bpllsbyrd. Boeton
Ball John, The Elma, Loath
Bell John Brice, PllghSeld, Granttaaro
Bell John Henry, Epworth, Doncaster
Be'l John Leonard, Morton, Bourn
Bell Hrs.>4Maad Foster ter. Skirbeck, Boston
Bell Mn. Bevesby cottage, Revesby, Boston
Bell Mtr. Southgate, Sleafonl
Bell Mrs. Spital terrace, Qainsborongh
Bell Mrs. Btewton house, Louth
Bell Mrs. 47 Victoria atreet west, Gt.Grimsby
Bell Thos. Normandy ho. Sonth pk. Lincoln
Bell William Cnrtto, 6 Gas street, Unccln
Bell William George, High street, Boston
Bellaln Mrs. 40 North parade, Grantham
Bellamy Charles, 13 Hainton street, Weclsby,
Great Grimsby
Bellamy John, 173 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Bellamy John Bromheflil,106 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Bellamy Joseph, Northgate, Sleatord
Bellamy Jsph.ComeIluB,Maidenrow ho.Loutli
Bellamy Miss, 25 Newport, Lincoln
Bellamy Mrs. 12 Abbey walk, Gt. Grimsby
Bellamy Mrs. 11 Chantry lane, Gt. Grimsby
Bellamy Pearson, 14 Tentercroft st. Lincoln
Bellamy Thoe. 3 Rutland terrace, Stamford
Bellamy Thomas Allen, Terrace, Spilsby
Bellamy William, S Stanley street, New Clee,
Great Grmsby
Bellingham MrB.Stamford rd. MarketDeeping
Beltnn George, Eastoft, Goole
Belton Mrs. In, George street, Louth
Belbin Mrs. Langtoft, Market Deeping
Belt4)u Rd. Headley, 9 Pump square, Boston
Belt^m Samuel, Eastoft, Goole
Bolton S. Geo. Manor ho. Amcotts, Doncaster
Beltou Thomas John, Amcotts pasture,
Amcotts, Doncaster
Belton William, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Belton Wm. Manor bo. Skendleby, Spilsby
■Beudall Rev. Benjamin Opie, 10 St. George's
sqnare. Stamford
Bengou/h Rev. Edward Stewart ML'?. Dao.
M..A. Hemingby, Homcastle
Beniiar.l John, Owmby, Calstor
Bennard Miss, Owmby, Calstor
Bennett, sfe Leigh-Bennett
Bennett Rev. Gen. Hy. North road, Bourn
Bennett Rev. Willlain L.Th. Vicarage, Stix-
woiild, Homcastle
Bennett Charles, Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hull
Bennett Henr.v, Oosborton, Spalding
Bennett Hy. J. P. Westlands, Gt. Grimsby
Bennett Joseph, jun. B.A. Brookslde, 42
Westgate, Louth
Beimett Joseph J.p. Tlie Cedars, Louth
Bennett Miss, 109 London rowi, Spalding
Bennett Mise, 22 Westlode street, Spalding
Bennett Misses, Winterton, Doncaster
Beimett Mrs. Cartergate, Great Grimsby
Bennett Mrs. Dudley road, Gnuitharo
Bennett Mrs. High st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Bennett Thomas, jun. Upper Ings road,
Barton-on-Humber
Banwn Rev. John Peter M.A. 7 Trinity
street, Gainsborough
Benson Fredk. 12 Melville st. Gainsborough
Benson Ura. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
BeitsonMra. Meningham, KirtonLlndieyB.S.O
Benson Mn. Utterby house, Louth
Benstead John Robert, Westgate. Sleatord
Bentbam L 8f St. Martin's, High street,
Stamford
Bentley Charles, View cottage, Empingham
road, Stamford
Bentley P. A. Well vale, Alford
Beuwell Rev. Henry K.A. Vioamge, Langton-
by-Homcastle
Bergne-Coupland Richard Coupland I:.L.,J.P,
SkelUngthorpo hall, Llnrolu
Bracebridge, Lincoln
Beitwlck Miss, 7 Castlegate, Grantham
Beetwick Rlchd. Sam'.S Avenue nLGrantham
Betham Mrs. St. Leonard's lane, Lincoln
Bett Mrs. KIrton, Boston
Bett Mrfl.8 Sydenham ter. New market,Louth
Bett Wm. Foedyke ho. Foedyke, Spalding
Bettinson John Thomas, Winter's ter. Beaton
Bettineon Mrs. 41 Red Lion street, Boeton
Bettle Wm. J. 13 St. George's sq. Stamford
Bettles Miss, Thnrlby, Bourn
Betton William, Bennington, Boston
Betts Frederick, 17 Bam hill. Stamford
Betta Hy. Thomas, 12 Broad st. Stamford
Betts James, 8 St. Martin's, Stamford
Betts Robert Spikin, Holbeek lodge, Asbby
Fnerorum, Homcastle
Beverley Edward, So. Cockerlnston, Louth
Beverley M. The Orange, Grimoldby, Louth
Beverley Thos, Louth park, Ketsby. Loath
Bicknell Capt. Phi'ip B. James St. Lincoln
Blgland Rev. Jas. E.ic.A.Wickenby, Wragby
Billany Obariee, 22 Earl street, Gt. Grimsby
Billyard Charles, 12 South street, Lnnth
Bimroae Mrs, 98 London road, Spalding
Binder Bev. Wm. J. B.A.Leadenhm.Granthm
Bingham Rev. Samuel H. B.A. The Rectory,
Scampton, Lincoln
Bingham John, 16 Lee street, Louth
Bingham Miss, Alexander lodge, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Bingliam Thomas, KIrton Lindsay B.S.0
Binns F. K. South parade, Gainsboroogb
Blnns T. Hy. 7 Ebrington it Galnsbroagfa
Birch Rev. Saml. Linwood rd. Market Rasen
Birch James, 3 Park villas, Lincoln
Birch John, 1 Church lane, Lincoln
Birch John W. 14 St. Peter's street, Stamford
Bircb-Reynardson Rev, John m.a. Rectory,
Canby, Stamford
Bircb-Reynardson Charles I'homaa Samuel
D.I. Holywell Iiall, Holywell, Stamford
Blrchenough Rev. Albert A. Crowle, Donostr
Binl Albert, 10 Rock terrace, Stamford
Binl James, Broughton, Brigg
Bird Mrs. 103 Winsover road, Spalding
Bird Thomas, a Willlngham street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Birkett George Gilbert, Cistercian honse,
16 Cisteragate, Louth
Birkett Henry, Fountain street, Calstor
Blrkitt WiUiam, Brocklesby, Ulceby
BlrHtt Mrs. 9 Vauxhall terraoe, Boston
Birks Benj. East Stockwith, Gainsborough
Birtwhlstle Frederick M.B. Prlestgate,
Barton-on-H umber
Bishop Rev. Charles Henry, Holydyke,
Barton-on-Hum ber
Bishop Mrs. 22 Newport, Lincoln
Bishop Mrs. 3 West paraile, Lincoln
Bishop WiUlam. 7 West Street road, Boston
Blssill Charles Bilward, Hlghflelds, Sleatord
Blssill John Henry, Market place, Sleaford
Back Edward, Higli street, Boeton
Blackburn Fredk. 26 Carholme rd. Lincoln
Blockhume Rev. Samuel m.a. Beesby, Alford
BlackmoreRcv.Jn. Chan ter, Nettleton, Calstor
Blackstone Edward C. The Lawns, Stamford
Blaokwell Wm. 29 St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Blades Alfred, Spilsby road, Boston
Blades Foster, Spilsby road, Boston
Blades John 'Thos. 3 St. George's sq. Stamford
Elides Sherrif. 17 Monson street, Lincoln
Blades SherriS, 32 Albert street, Spalding
Blulon Wm.Septimu8, Morton ter.Oatnsboro'
BlaInGeorge,East St. Mary's gate,Gt.arimsby
Blake Mrs. Spurn view, 'Thranscoe road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Blakeley Rev. Samuel, 6 Broail st, Spalding
Blakeney Rev. William Newcome R, A. West
Alllngton. Grantham
Bliikesley Very Rev. Joseph Williams B.D.
Deanery, Eastgate, Lincoln
BUikey George, 1 Newlond, Lincoln
Blakey Thomas, 2 Stanhope villas, Homcastle
Blanchnrd Maxey Wm. 2 Eve St. ter. Louth
Blanchard Mrs. River head, Louth
Blanchard William, 136 Victoria street south,
Great Grimsby
Bland Bev, W. H. V.A. Braceby, Falklngham
Bland Charles, 4 'Hnwell villas, Stamford
Bland Fred, Leake, Boston
Bland Geo. Manor ho. Heighington, Lincoln
Bland Miss, 14 St Paul's street, Stamford
Bland Mrs. Biobtnoke, Market Bason
Blanl William, BlUlngbomngh, Falklngham
Blasson George John, HecUngton, Sleafonl
Blasson Thomas, BllUngborongh,Falkinghiun
Bli^des Thomas John, Epworth, Doncaster
Blue George, 17 Chequergate, Louth
Blaxe Mrs. 19 Chequei^te, Louth
Bleukam James, 3 Cambridge villas, Bargate
Great Grimsby
Bleukame Rev. James Cutliffe M..\.
Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Blenkin Rev. Canon George Beateon M.A.
Vicarage, Cbnrchyard, Boston
Blenkin Rev. Frederick Beatson K.A. St
John's vicarage, Newport, Uncolu
Blenldnsopp Bev.Bdwin Clennell Leaton X. A.
Rectory, Springthorpe, Gainsborough
Blink Rev. Henry Simpson T.A.K.C.U
Marebam-le-Fen, Boston
Blinkhom WiUlam, & Raucoby ter. Lincoln
Bloch Jas. Marquis, 93 Carholme rd. Linoo\n
Bloodswortta Mrs, 17 Albion street, Spalding
Bloodwortb David, 13 St Panl's st Stamford
Bloodwortb Mrs. U Llndum road, Lincoln
Bloodworth Wm. 25 Monk's rood, Lincoln
Blossom BIchard, 4 Ashcrof t rd. Oainsboto'
Blott Mr*. 2 St Mary's hill, Stamford
Blcnnd Mrs. 48 Spilsby road, Boston
Blount Mts.1 Trinity vIllas,Spllsby rd. Boston
BlowDvd. Andersn,4Prinoe'i avn.Gt Grimsby
Blow a«orge, 13 North parade, Lincoln
Blow Mrs. Scarborongh house, Cleethorpe,
Great Grimsby
Blow Robert, 10 Grosvenor cres. Gt. Grims'jy
Blow Robert, sen. Haven street, Gt. Grimsby
Blower Mrs. High st Long Sntton, Wisbech
Blundsll Mrs. 70 Ganwick road, Lincoln
Blyth George, Walkergate place, Louth
filyUi Miss, Morton-by-Gainsborongh
Blyth Mrs. 8 Water Mill road, Homcastle
Blyth Wm.Westlleld road, Barton-on-Humber
Blythe Mrs. Boston cottage, Baston, Market
Deeping
Boardmau Mrs. 35 Cross street Spalding
Bodsworth ThomaB,6 Flottergate,atGrinuby
Boeuf Rev. Thos. Hy.Le,Crowland,Feterboro°
Bogle Bev. B. D. M.A. Hnndleby, SpUsby
Bolland Rev. Henry M.A. 'Vicarage, Wragby
Bolland John, Casterton road, Stamford
Bolton Rev. John, High street, Boston
Bdton Jas. Wllllainaon,3Chancer ter.Orantlmi
Bolton Thomas, 16 Avenne road, Grantham
Bolton William, 113 WUlingfaam st Weelsb}',
Great Grimsby
BondRev.CanonJn.M.A.,J.P,.Vnderby,Altord
Bond J. Salisbury, Toynton All Saint8,Slrilsby
Bond Joseph, 99 New market, Lontb
Bond Miss, Waltham, Great Grimsby
Bond Btl Wellington vlls,Northflda.abunfrd
Bone Augustus, 88 WOUngham at We^hy,
Great Grimsby
Bonham Miss, Church street. Market Deeping
Bonnoll Mrs. 3 Rallwa.v terrace, Grantham
Bonner Chas. Faster, Ayacougbtee hl.S|ialding
Bonner Henry, 97 West street Boston
Bonner Miases, Broad street Spalding
Bonser Mrs. Esstgate, Lincoln
Bontof t Joshua, Tower street, Boston
Booker Henry, 17 Main ridge, Boeton
Boor Jame8,26 St Martin's High st Stamfonl
Boot Miss, 17 Llndum road, Lincoln
Boot Mrs. 19 Spring gardens, Gainsborough
Booth Rev, Jolin B.A. Salmouby, HomcastW
Booth C. Hnndleby Grange, Hundleby,Spilsb\
Booth Miss, Bridge house, Wainfieet Alt
Saints R.S.0
Booth Mrs. Bardney, Lincoln
Booth Mrs, 39 Earl st Great Grimsby
Booth Mrs. Manor hcWeet Asbby, Homcasllc-
BoothMni. Market pLWalnflt AllSaInU B.S.l>
Booth Mra, Metberlngham, Lincoln
Booth Mrs. Osborne villa, Shirbeck, Baston
Booth Mis. 34 Spring street Spalding
Booth Thomas, 8 Sheep market, Btamforl
BoothT.H.18StlrlingstNewClee,Gtarlm&b:.-
Boothby Rev. Henry Brooks D.A., J.I-.
Vicarage, Lisslngton, Wragby
Boothby Edward J.Seas end,SaraeetS|Mldiuc
Boothby Hy. Holms GotNew Bridge hlLoat'v
Bord Richard Thomas, EastOeld lodge. Ixtath
Borman Charles, Bank, Gosberton, Spaddinic
Borman Lake, Manor house, Baruoldby-tf-
Beck, Great Grimsby
Borman Miss, Spring villa. Poplar street,
Beaconthorpe, Cleethorpes, Gt Grimsby
Borman Robert. 14 Gladstone ter. Granth&ru
Bnrnulaile Rev.Fk.H.A.BpridllnKton,Uiicolu
BoriiU John, Candlesby lio.CandliBaby,8|iil«liy
Bosnnquet Rev.Edwaid Stanlej B.A.Boctai3',
Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Boason George, Hanby hall, Alford
Boswell Paul, 14 South street, Louth
Boewell Samuel, 23 Gsorge street, Lontli
Boaworth Thomas, 41 Burton road, Xincoln
Bothamley Mrs. High street Holbeach
Botlmmley Ricliard, Donlngton. Bpaldlnir
Botherway Mrs. *27 North parade, Grantbam
BotterUl Richanl, The Hall, Tathwell. Louttt
BonchereUMiss, Willlngham hall,MariwtRssn
Bonlton Albert Bdwd.48 North stRoracasUe
Bonlton George Sutton, Ingliaro, Lincoln
Bonlton Henry, St Mary's aqnare,Hon>ca«t:f
Boulton Jn,R.Fawaset(aMSut at.Honicastl<
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Bonlton wnilam Thomu Livingstone, Hogs-
thorpe, Alford
Bonlton Hn. Levi, 88 North Bt Horncaatle
Bouni Mn. Baltbb;, Spllsby
Boorn Bobert, Bkirbeck, Boetoo
Bourne Edwin, 13 George itreet, Loath
Tjoume Heni7, 10 George street, Loath
Bourne John, 141 Eastgate, Louth
Bonme MnL 10 George street^ Louth
Bonme Hra. U George etieet. Loath
Bourne Un.12 Sydenham ter.Kew mict. Loath
Bonme ThoaCEastgate ldg.BeweU rd.Llncln
Bovder Adolphn^, Twyford, Grantham
BowderBt.4SHainton et.Weeleby.Gt. Grimsby
Bowen:BeT.Ohas.J. M.A., J.p. Wroot,Bawtr7
Bowen Rev. Thomas, Rectory, Stewton, Loath
Bower Bev. Anthony u.A. Caistor
Bowers Mrs. 16 SL Tliomas' rtmd, Spalding
Bowker Tboe.Halton ho.HaltonHolgt.SpUAiy
Bowler Bev. George Benson, Kingston villa,
Dudley road, Grantham
Bowling John Dawson, Tllney hall, Thorpe
TIbM?, Linooln
Bowmar Cbas. Trinity ter. Sastgate, Lonth
Bowsteod Rowland M. Ji.D. Castle hLCalstoc
Boxall Frederick Geo. 8 Monk's road,Llncoln
BoxaU Mrs. 47 Honk's road, Lincoln
Boyall John Blchd. CasUegate ho. Grantham
Boyoe Henry, 10 Newport, Lincoln
Boyer Charlea, Gosberton hall, Spalding
Boyer Chas. JfniYi. Gosberton hall, Spading
Boyer Mra. Churob street. Bourn
Boyes Bev. John 31. A. 4S Halnton street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Boyes Misses, 9 Carnarvon terrace, Louth
Boyle John, Dudley street. Great Grimsby
BrackenburyH.C. V. J . TheHI. Scremby, Splsby
Brackenbuiy Mr*. 60 Castlegate, Grantham
Braokenbury Mrs. Morton ter. Gainsborough
BrackenbnryMn,2Trinity vls.Splsby.rd.B8tn
Biadlnry ?redk.Thos.38 Orchard St. Lincoln
Bradford Mrs. 31 Gladstone terrace,Granthm
Bradford Thomas. 13 Maiden lane, Stamford
Bradley Rev. Edward u. A. Lenton, Granthm
Bradley Jarvls, Morton, Ooinsborongh
Bradley J<din, 114 Upgate, Lonth
Bradley Mti. East end, Alford
Bradley Orby, Eleanor street, Ot. Grimsby
Bradshaw Isaac, 17 St. Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street, New Clee, Great Grinutqr
Bradibaw Miss, 11 St. Peter's hill, Stamford
Bradshaw Mrs. Sfi Carholme road, Lincoln
Bradshaw Mia. IS Cbnrchgate. Spalding
Bradshaw Richard, Hogsthorpe, Alford
LlNGOLNSHntE.
BrightweU B. C. 3 Angen ter. Grantham
Bristow George, Manby, Lonth
Brlstow Biohud Stamp, Hnmby, Alford
Britten John, tA, Noitfagate, Loath
Britton James, 3 Brownlow ter. Stamford j
Broadbent.Bev. Thomas, Sonth street. Crow-
lands, Peterboro
Broadbent Mrs. North Scarle, Newark
Broadgate Joseph P. 21 Blgby road, Brigg
Broedgate Wm.Hy.6>Thesiger st.Gt.GrmBby
Broadhead James,6Prlnce'8 avn. Gt.Grimsto'
Broadheod John, t Deonsgate ter.Gt.amisby
Broadhead Mrs. 9 North parade, Grantham
Broadley Mrs. 33 I.ee street, Lontli
Broadman Frederick, 128 Cleetliorpe road.
New Glee, Great Grimsby
Brock Mrs. 20 Lea road, Gainsborongh
BrocklebonkWni.Carlton-le-Maorland,Newrk
Brocklebonk WUIiam Edward, Carlton-le-
Moorland, Newark
Brocklesby Charles, 182 Wellington street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Brocklesby David, 00 Cleethorpe rood. New
Glee, Great Grimsby
Brockle8byMrB.16Haintn.stW1sby.GtGnisby
Brocklesby Hd. 22D Cleethorpe rd.GtGrmsby
BrocklefibyW.26Stnley.8tNewClee,Gt.Gnuby
Brogden Fredk. Clias. Greestone ter. Lincoln
Brogden Tbos. J. H. S6a, London rd.Bpldngl
BUR 725
Brown Samuel, 2 Commercial road, Louth
Brown Samuel, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Brown Thomas, I Altham terraoe, Lincoln
Brown Thomas, 228 Freeman St. Gt Grimsby
Brown Thomas, North rood, Boom
Brown T. Jobson, 6 Atagsrs ter. Grantham
Brown Walter, Spitol terraoe, Gainsborough
Brown Willerton, North street. Bourn
Brown Wm. Bank ho. Bull ring, Horncastle
Brown William, IS Cross street, Spaiding
Brown William, Eaatgate, Bourn
Brown William C. Krmine house, Appleby,
Doncaster
Brown William Gllyard, IS Sterling street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Brown Wilson,222 Cleethorpe rd. Ot.Griinsby
Browne Bev. Neville Lord U.A. Surrey
lodge. Great Grimsby
Browne Edwd. M. 4 North ter. Grantham
Browne George Harwood, Maidenwell, Louth
Browne Moees G. 8 Rutland ter, Stamford
Browne Walt. Lord, Surrey Idg. Gt. Grimsby
Browning Bev. Henry Bailey M.A. 16 St.
George's square, Stamford
Brownlow Earl D.L., j.p. [lord lieutenant of
Lincolnshire], Belton house, Grantham ; &
3 Carlton House terrace & Carlton&Gnards'
clubs, London b.w. it Aslirldge park, Great
Berkbampsteod
Bromheod Obas.J.TheClose,Oieei)tne.Llaooln' Brownlow John, Haxey, Bawtry
BromheadMn. TheClose,areestonepl.Lncln'BrownvilI Bev, John n.A. Queen Ellr.abeth's
Bromley James Emmot, 27 Beaumont villas, I school, Cox's hUl, Gainsborough
Beatmiont fee, Lincoln | Bruce Robert, 18 Commercial rd. Grantluuu
Brook Surg.-Maj. Charles,Pott<irgate,Lincoln Bmmmitt John H, 9 Henrietta tt. Spaiding
Brooke Misses, Waddlngton, Lincoln
Brooke Mrs. B. 31 Mincer yard, Lincoln
Brookes Charles, Leake, Boston
Brookes Somael, Leake, Boston
Brooks James, Keodby, Doncaster
Brumpton Alfred, North Kelsey, Brigg
Bruuwell Mrs. 8 North parade, Lincoln
1 Bmnyee Bl. C. Sand hall, Crowie, Doncaster
Brunyee William, Cleatbam house, Manton,
! Klrton Lindsay R.S.O.
Brooks J, Wootton grtuige, Wootton, ITlceby Bmsey John, 114 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Brooks Miss, Garden place, Caistor { Great Grimsby
Brooks Miss, Laoeby, Great Grimsby Brosey WiUiara, 120 Cleethorpe road. New
Brooks Miss, 8 St. James' terrace, Bargate, ' Clee, Great Grimsby
Great GriiDSlty , Bryan George, South Witham, Grantliam
Brooks Misses, Horse market, Caistor ! Bryan Bt. Peach, Bank ho. High st. Grantham
Brooks Misses, Poplar villa, Holydyke road, Bryant Joseph C. Park lane, Alford
Bradshaw Sam, 19 Vine st.Monks rd. Lincoln Brothwell Mrs. Woodview, Bourn
Barton-on-Humber
Brooks Mrs. Klrton, Boston
Brooks Mrs. North Thoresby, Louth
Brooks Mrs. 3 Welby gardens, Grantham
Brooks Titos. Pelbom lo. Goxhill, Hull
Brooks William Henry, Fulbeck, Grantham
Brotherton Rev. C, F. M.A. Crowle.Doncastr Buck John, Norfolk lodge, Boston
Brotherton Edmund, 26 George stroet,Lonth Buck Miss, 41 Albert street, Spalding
Brvant Josliua, Park lane, Alfonl
Bryant WUliom, 44 Stirling street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Brymer John B. 9 Avenue road, Grantham
Babb Ben A.K.C.L. Ivy Idg. Wrangle, Boston
Buck James, sen, S Witbom place, Boston
Bradshaw Wm. Fork ho. Witliam pi. Boston
Brady Charles By. 34 Westgate, Louth
Brady Bobert Henty, 23 Northgate, Louth
Brallsford Miss, The Cottage, Kirkby-on-BaIn,
Homcastle
Bralnstoid Mrs. ISA, Queen st, Homcastle
BrainwoodJ.ieo Haintn,st. Wl8by.Gt.Grmsby
Braitbwaite Bev. Chas. F. Westgate, Sieaford
Brake Abrm. Merriott cot.Northfid8.Stan]frd
Brameld Bev. William Arthur v. A. Burgh-
in-the-Marsh R.8.0
Bramford Charles, 48 Bridge street, Brigg
Bramley Charles, Fiskerton hall, Linooln
Bromley Henry, Stixwonid, Homcastle
Bramley John, Swinesheod, Spalding
Bramley John Curtois j.p. The Grange,
lAngrlville. Boston
Bnunley Mrs.lBiidale vlls-Spllshy rd. Boston
Brampton C.78Hainton 8t,Wl8by.Gt.Ormsby
BramwellE.«3WInghm.Bt. Weelsby. G t Gmsby
Brand BIchard, Westhorpe, Spalding
Bmndhom MrsiA. Holton-le-Clay,Gt.Grm8by
Brankley Jamea, Bonrow-on-Humber, Hull
Bratlcy Alfred. Mill phice, Brigg
Bratley Charles Hy. 4 Boston rd. Sieaford
Bratley John, Mill phkce, Brigg
Brattley Thomas, West parade, Lincoln
Bratton Mir. Linwood road. Market Rasen
Itray Charles, Church yard, Boston
Bray Hy.A. H.D„n,K. Queen stMarketRosen
Bray Matthew, Winterton, Doncaster
Hnuileiro George, Tower road, Boston
Bresrey Samuel, Lnmley road, Skegness
Brenau Mlchsel, U Cheviot street, Lincoln
Brett George, U London ttxid, Grantham
Brett William, Lonth park, Louth
Brewer Mra. 17 Winsover road, Spalding
Brewer William, 1 Victoria road, Lonth
Brewin John, 1 Mount Pleasant, Grantham
Brewitt George, 12 Lea rood, Gainsborough
Brewltt James Christphr.WestBanks,81eafrd
Brewster Rev. Herbert Charles B.A., J.p.
Sontb Kelsey, Caistor
Brloe Miss, Soutergate, Baiton-on-Hamber
Bridge John, 131 Cleethorpe road. New Clee.
Oieat Orlmsby
Bridge Walter, 198 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimshy
Brierley Rev. Philip H. U.A. Vicorage.Brigg
Brigga Charles, 107 Couwick rood, Lincoln
Brigga David Grant, Wrawby road, Brigg
Ilriggs H. Wormwd.bl. Klrton Llndsey B.aO
Brigpa Mrs. 4 Argyle terrace, Oxford street,
Xew Clee, Great Grimsby
Brigga Uriah, Metherlngluan, Llneoln
BrJglion>" Rev. Chas. llBpltal ter.Oainsbro'
Buck Miss, 17 Gladstone terraoe, Grantham
Brothwell William, 198 Willingham street, Buckland Mrs. 10 Edward street, Louth
Weelsby, Great Grimsby : Buckle Capt. Claude Edward R,x. The Red
Brough Robert, 24 Cemetery lane, Louth I house, Ralthby, Spilsby
BroughtonAlbt.Bradshaws'ter.SkiTbeck,Bstn BnckleGeo. Alfred, '20 Avenue rd. Grantham
Broughton John, 16 Wrawby street, Brigg ' Bockle Samuel, West street, Bonm
Broagbton Matthew, Monk Lees ter. Lincoln Buckles Mrs. High st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Bronghton Missee, 10 Brood gt. Stamford Bncknall Mrs. 22 Eastgate, Louth
Broughton Mrs. 32 Macaulay st. Gt. Grimsby Builham Henry, High stieet, Holbeach
Broughton Owen, 10 Queen's terraoe, Boston | Bnffbam William, S Monks road, Lincoln
Broughton William, Providence terrace,Hope ; Bnll W. 6S Halnton St. Weelsby, Ot. Grimsby
str^t, Cleethorpea, Great Grimsby i Bullen Rev. Jas, Burgh-ln-the-Maish R.S,0
Brown Rev. Edgar H. A. Codney, Brigg | Bulmer Rev. Richard Wm. Belleau, Alfonl
Brown Rev.Staiford M.Wlnternghm.Doncstr Bulmer Mrs. 46 Cowblt road, Spalding
Brown Charles, Chapel street, Caistor Bulmer William, Hamilton place, .\lford
Brown Charles, Long Bennington, Granthm Bulpit Mrs. US Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Brown Edward, The Grove, Lincoln
Brown Edward, Ingham, Linooln
Brown Fredk. Burton -on-Stather, Doncaster
Brown George, 2 Friary villas, Princes
avenue. Great Grimsby
Brown Geo. Woodland vll, EUrbeck, Boston
Brown Goo. Wm. 123 Portland st Lincoln
Brown Hy. 1 Groevenor ores. Gt Grimsby
Brown Henry, West street, Alford
Brown Henry William, 148 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Brown James, Burlington house, Dudley st.
Great Grimsliy
Brown John, Eagle, Newark
Brown John, 24 Lee street. Louth
Brown John, 28 Monks rond, Lincoln
Brown John, 10 St. James' terrace, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Brown Joseph, I Clarence terrace, Abbey
road. Great Grimsby
Brown Jsph. Knight st. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Brown J, S. The Grange. London rd. Louth
Brown Misses, Althorpe, Doncaster
BrownMlsses, Whltecras.st. Borton-on-Hnmbr
Brown Mrs. 16 Blgby street, Brigg
Brown Mm 11 Oanwick road, Linooln
Brown Mrs. 6 CasUegate, Grantham
Brown Mrs. 3 Castle hill, Lincoln
Brown Mrs. East Bntterwick, Doncaster
Brown Mrs. S3 Monks road, Lincoln
Brown Mrs. 33 North parade, Grantham
Brown Mrs. 20 Stirling street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Brown Mrs. 92 Upgate, Lonth
Brown Mis. 9 Victoria ter. SUrbeck, Boeton
Brown Mrs. West Butterwick, Doncaster
Brown Mrs. Winterton, Doncaster
Brown Richard, 8 North parade, Linooln
Brown Robert, Morton-by-Gainsborongh
Brown Robert, jun. F.f.A. Priestgate honse,
Borton-on-Hnmber
Great Grimsby
Bnmpeteod Rt. 18 Macaulay st. Gt, Grimsby
Buncle Thomas Marshall V.B. Edln, Mes-
Eingham, Klrton Llndsey R,S.O
BUnz Dettef Heinrich, 3 St James* terrace,
Bargate, Great Grimsby
Bnrbeary Miss, Morton terrace, Oaintborongh
Bnrbidge William, Horsegate, Deeping St^
James, Market Deeping
Bnroombe Wm. Geo, 18 Cheviot st. Linooln
Burditt Thomaa Henry, 81 Upgate, Lonth
Burdwood Jas. Watson, West cottage, Bonm
Burg Joseph Henry, Westbourne house,
Cowblt road, Spalding
Burge Rev. George Lawrence O.Ji.D. Priest-
gate, Barton-on-Humber
Burgesa Arthur, 2 West parade, Lincoln
Bargees J.63 Halnton 8tWeelEby,at.Grimsby
Burgess John Thos. West End ter. Bpilsby
Burgess Mrs. S4 London road, Grantham
Burgees Tliomas William, 6S Halnton street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Burgess Walter, 110 Heneage street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Burghley Lord M.P., D.L., J.P. Burghley
house, Stamfoid ; & 82 Eaton squoro s
Carlton & St. Stephen's clubs, London 8.W
Burke Walter, Caytnorpe, Grantham
BurkiU Edward W. Winteringham, Doncstr
Burklil J. Manor ho, Winteringham Doncstr
BurkiU Mis. 69 Ftirling street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Burkill Robt John, Winteringham, Doncstr
Burkinshaw Miss, iO Monk's road, Lincoln
Burkitt Capt Wm, Eostville house, Alford
Bnrkitt Mrs. Eastrllle honse, Alford
Bnrkltt William Codd, 1 Boeton rd. Sieaford
Borland Fred. A, Oswald ho, Crowie, Doncstr
Bnrland W. H. Clare cot Bpilsby rd. Botton
Burlpy Mis. High street, Barton-on-Hnraber
.Burnby Mrs. Long Bennington, Grantham
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
726 BDR
Bamett Jonidi, 91 Hainton stnst, Weeltby,
Onat Orlmaby
Burnett Mn. 21 George street, Lonth
Bnmett Walter, OambrldKe street, Clee-
tborpes, Oreat arimaby
Bambam Colenian, 18 Haneage street,
Weelsby, Qreat Grimsby
Bnmham Ralph, Enlby, TJIceby
Boms Ohrtotopher, 3 St. Andrew's tanace,
Btlrling street, New Clee, GreatlGrinuby
Biuiu Henry John, 145 Willingham street,
Weeisby, Oreat Grimsby
Bnma John, 183 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Bnrrell George, Cemetery road, Stamford
Bnnell John, 4 Stanhope temoe, Homcastle
Bnrrell UtB. a George street, Boston
Barrows Rer. Henry Maiden, The Vlcange,
llinrlby. Boom
Borrows H. C. Long Bennington, Grantham
Barrows John, Beacon cotta^, Grantham
Barrows John, Horsington, Homcastle
Burrows Mrs. 8 Adelaide street, Stamford
Borrows Mrs. Leadenbam, Grantham
Borrows William, Llqnorpond street, Boston
Bnrt Henry, Roee oottage, SUrbeck, Boeton
Burt Isaac, 101 Cleethorpe road. Now Clee,
Great Grimsby
Bortcbaell Mrs. Poplar street, Beaoonthorpe,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Burton Alfred Barrand, Greestone house,
Oreestone steps, Lincoln
Barton C.S Grafton st New Clee, GtOrinuby
Burton Daniel, Don villas, Beaoonthorpe,
Gleethoniea, Great Grimsby
Barton Frederick Menyweather f.q.s.
Highfleld house,8ummer nill,Galnsborough
Burton George, 20 George street, Lonth
Burton George Heniy, Markby cottage. Tin-
well road, Stamford
Burton Henry, 7 Brook street, Grantham
Burton John Frauds, 3fi Eastgate, Lincoln
Burton Langhorne B. Somenby, Homcastle
Barton Miss, Somersby, Horncaatle
Burton Mrs. 13 Cheviot street, Lincoln
Burton Thomas, 11 St. Maiy's hill, Stamford
Burton William, St Cemetery lane, Louth
Burton Wm. F. jnn. Gotho hall, Wragby
Bnrtonshaw W. Woodlands, Orowle, Doncetr
Burwell Mrs. 7 Trinity street, G^nsborough
Bnry Rer. Thomas William M.A. Recotiy,
Alsthorpe, Burgh
Bust Martin, West Halton, WInterton,
Doncaster
Boston Joseph, 139 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimstqr
Batchard Capt J(rim ILA. WMt Deeping
Manor house. Market Deeping
Bntcher James Bdwin, Boston rd. Spilsby
Bntler Jn. 21 Spring gardens, Galnsborongh
Butler Joaiah, Boston road, Sleaford
Bntler Mrs. 8l>, Chord) street, Lonth
Bntler Tbaa.Martiu,01dBolingbrooke, Spilsby
Butt Thomas, 24 St. Faol's street, Stamford
Button William, SaltBeet, Loath
Boxton John, 1 Spilsby road, Homcastle
Bnxza Rer. Charles, 2 Nichol hUl, Loath
Bycrott Richard, Fleet road, Holbeach
Byerley Robert, 11 Uacaulay st. GL Grimsby
Bygott Frank, Glebe ho.- Bartom)n-Hnmber
Bygott Jas. Whitecraea «tBarton-on-Hamber
Bygott John Parktnaon, ViUe Xeure, Brace-
bridge, Lincoln
Byron Rer. John ILA. North Klllingholme,
Ulceby
Byron Mlsa, IS Dispensary road. Homcastle
Bjron Miia, Hecldngton, Sleaford
Byron Miss, EiUingholme manor, Ulceby
Byron Mrs. Goxhtll, Hall
^water George, WeUlngton street, Looth
Bywater Robert, ISA, Ramsgate, Loath
Oafferata Rer. Henry Taylor, Spital terrace,
Gainsborough
Calster John, 4S West street, Boston
Calster William, Elms, Sleaford reed, Boston
Oalciatt Rer. John Neville li.A. Haceby,
Falklngham
Calcraft Rer. Richard Locas B.A., Rectory.
Little Steeping, Spilsby
Calthrop Calthrop Johnstone, The Hall,
H orkstow, Hull
Calthrop Joe George, Broad street, Spalding
Calthrop Mrs. Gosberton, Spalding
Calvert Rev. W. Coningsby, Boeton
Calvert Rer. William, South end, Alford
Calvert Mlse, 6 Lucy Tower street, Lincoln
Calvert Robert, Halton road, Spilsby
Calrert William, 4 Albion ter. Gfc Grimsby
Cameron Rev. George Thomas m.a.
Hecklngton, Sleaford
Cameron Alexander ir.D. Market pi. Calstor
Camm Mrs. Mill hill, Boston
Cammack Edmund, Pinchbeck st. Spalding
Cammnck Tom, 7 West parade, Linooln
Cammlss Miss, IS Abbey walk, Gt. Grimsby
Camp BcT. George, Market street. Long
Butt™, Wiabech
Campbell Rer.Eugh Stlllle M.A.The Rectory,
Nettleton, Calstor
Campbell Rev. Tlios.l4 Witham bank, Boston
Campbell Andrew, Navenby, Grantham
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Campbell lfn.Grange, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Campbell Thomas, Abbey villa, Abtey road.
Great Grimsby
Campbell Walker, Redboume, Kbrton
Llndsey R.S.0
Gampey Rev. Thomas, Sootter, Eirton
Linds^R.aO
Campey George, 7 Macanlay ter. GtGrlmsby
Campey Thomaa, Bellmont villa, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Camping Joseph, * Cbnich street, Spalding
Campling Josffib,182 Sainton street, Weeisby,
Oreat Grimsby
Canham Rev. Henry Robert Field B. A. North
road. Bourn
Cannington Mrs. 64 The Park, Linooln
Cannon Bernard, South park, Linooln
Cannon Mrs. Spring street, Spalding
Cannon William, The Avenue, Linooln
Cant Mrs. 42 Hickman street, Gainsborough
Cant Wm. John, 87 Silver street, Lincoln
Capara Richard, Abbotts Manor ho. Holbeach
Cape Mn. Ferriby road, Barton-on-Hnmber
Capea Mrs. 8 Addaide ter.Mooks rd. Lincoln
Capes Robert, Epworth, Doncaiter
Caplter Osborne Lambert, 72 Earl street,
Great Grimsby
Cappe Mrs. Waddlngton, Lincoln
Capps Mn. IS High street, Spalding
Capps Mrs. Osboumby, FUUngbam
Carbntt Miss, Albert street, Holbeach
Garden Mn. 12 Barkham street, Northolme,
Walnfleet All Sainta R.S.0
Carleas Wm. Stanley, 4 Norman pi. Lincoln
Carlile Mrs. Chapel lane, Barton-on-Homber
Carllne Richard Cotton, Flaxengate, Lincoln
Carline Wm. Arthur U.D. Flaxengate, Lincoln
Carlton William, IS Queen street, Homcastle
Carlton WiIliam,3I St. Peter's hlll,Grantliam
Camley Sidney Bosalgette, West end, Alford
Camochan Thomas Harsley, Hint priory,
Belton, Doncaster
Can George A. Abbey Fork rlL Gt. Grimsby
Carr Wm. Dobaon, 80 Carholme id. Linooln
Garrington Abraham, 117 Willingham street,
Weeisby, Great Grimsby
Carrlngton William, ISS Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Oreat Grimsby
Carritt William, 3 HIU terrace, Lonth
Carroll Bev. Fredk.M.A.Tallington, Stamford
Carrott John K. Bklrbeck quarter, Boston
CaiTotte Rer. Peter, West banks, Sleaford
Carruthen Mn. Albert street, Holbeach
Carter Rer. Charles, 9 Macanlay temoe, 'Gt.
Grimsby
Carter Rev. George|LL.M., J.P. Falklngham
Carter Charles Frederick, Bochford villa,
Chantry lane. Great Grimsby
Carter Edwin, 17 George street, Louth
Carter George, 36 Queen street, Homcastle
Carter Qeorge, 17 Yarborongh road, Lincoln
Carter John, Hedge Hog school, Brothertoft,
Boston
Carter John, 46 Monks road, Lincoln
Carter John Hardy, High street, Holbeach
Carter Lawrence J.P. Holbeach
Carter Miss, 44 Westgate, Louth
Carter Mrs. 19 Banks street, Homcastle
Carter Mrs. Bellerne terrace, .Spilsby
Carter Mrs. 23 Gladstone terrace, Grantham
Carter Richard, Billingboro', Falklngham
Carter Thomas, 38 Park street, Lincoln
Carter Thomaa Edward U.B. Lond. 11 Iron-
monger street, Stamford
Cartman ReT.Jn.l7 North parade, Grantham
Cartwright Booth, Oospelgate, Louth
Cartwright Edward, G Camarron ter. Louth
Cartwright John, Qaadring, Spalding
Cartwright Miss, 8 Camarron terrace, Loutii
Cartwright Mln, 4 New Bridge hill, Lonth
Cartwright Miss, Old Bollngbrooke, Spilsby
Cartwright Mrs. 42 East street, Homcastle
Cartwright Mrs. Gospelgate, Louth '
Cartwright Mrs. 9 North parade, Lincoln
Cartwright Mis. 6 South street, Louth
Cartwright Mrs. N. Haugham, Louth
Cartwright Reginald, Mercer row, Louth
Cartwright Samuel Haiid,27 Welland terrace,
Loudon road, Spalding
Cartwright Thomas, Dunston pillar, Dunston,
Linooln
Cary-Elwes Valentine Dudley Henry F.S.A.,
F.G.H.s. ; D.L., J.P. The Manor house,
Brigg ; & Billing hall, Northamptonshire
Cash Mre. Bellerue terrace, Spllsl^
Cash William, 78 James street, Louth
Cassan Bl. Theo. A.K.CL. 167 Bridge street,
Gainsborough
Casswell Hy.High st.Billingham,Falkingham
Casswell Henry, Qaadring, Spaldhig
Casswell Miss, Kirton, Boston
Casswell Mrs. Hamilton pi. West St. Alford
Casswell Mrs. Queen's terrace, Boston
Casswell Rich^, Sleaford road, Boeton
Casswell Thos. Russell, Goeberton, Spalding
Castle James, 11 Gladstone terrace, Granthm
Castle Miss, 1 St, Peter's hill. Oinntham
CasUedine Lawrence S. Boston id. Seaforl
Caswell George, Goeberton Spalding
Caswell William, 21 North parade, Lincoln
Cater Gerrace, Welton, Lincoln
[kelly's
Catley Mrs. MIS Cketlunpe md, Xev Qee,
Great Grimsby
Catlin William, Waddingham, Kiitoa
Llndsey B.B.0
Cankwell Rer. Henry 11.A. Bectory,
Miningsby, Boaton
Canlton Wm. Demlng St Nicholas, Sp>liiiii«
Care Henry H. The Manor bouse, Bilgg
Carell John, Hi^ tL Long Sutton, Wiibtdi
Cawdron WIQiam, Don]n0bon, BpaUlng
Cawkwell Charles, 6 Eaadeld load. Loath
CawkweU Mias, 22 Bigby street, Brigg
CawoodJAlbtH. Cboreh id. Bkiibeck, Boetot
Cawthome Mn. 8 Gladstone ter. Qranihui
Cayley Gea J.P. WoUiorpe house, Btamfonl
Oedl Lieut Lord William J.F. Biughlcr
house, Stamford
Cella Luigl, SUrer street, Boston
Obalmen Rer.JaaA. ii.A.WeststHonic>it!e
Chamberlain Rev. Thomas ffoster If.i.
Vicarage, Great Limber, Cloeby
Chamberlain Edwd. Eastgate house, Booni
Chamberlain George, 1 w«mtiw stnet,
Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Chamberlaine Mn. East street, Crowbuid.
Peterborough
Chamberlin Jsph. Foundry st Market Biki
Cbamben Arthur, St. Bglewynne's priory
Grantbam
Cbamben CharIes,Cl North parade,Qrantlam
Cbamben John, HecUngton, Sleafonl
Cbamben John, 34 Norfolk ttieet, B«sleD
Cbamben Miss, Osboumby, FaUdngliam
Cbamben Mn. Kingston terrace, &afonl
Cbamben Mrs. 40 Watergate, Grantham
Cbamben Nathaniel, so Canwick nL litarin
Cbamben William, 191 WiUingham street,
Weeisby, Gt Grimsby
Chandler Powell, Macanlay house, Slacaak;
street, Gt Grimsby
Chantry John, Empingham road, Stamford
Chapel Edwald, River side. West FinchbccL
Spalding
Chaplin Major Rlchd. Westgate hoose, Loutt
Chaplin Henry X.P., D.U, J.P. BlsnlmT
hall, Blankney B.O. ; & Carlton, Wliite'i.
Boodle's A St Stephen's clubs h.if. t
Turf club, London w
Chapman Rev. David Charles, 11 Dudley ter.
Dudley road, Grantbam
Chapman Rev. Edward Martin D.A. Ixiv
Toynton, Homcastle
Chapman Abaatom, Wrangle, Boston
Chapman Alfred, Chtir^ la- Gainsboroagh
Chapman Edward, Old Bolingbiakt, Spilsb;
Chapman George, 134 Cleethorpe road, Se<
Clee, Gt Grimsby
Chapman George, 1 FrUry villas, Frin»'
avenue, Gt Grimsby
Chapman Ingram William A.r.i. Highitmc
Crowle, Doncaster
Chapman John Osborne, Osborne hmtt.
Crow hill, Cleethorpea, Gt Grimsby
Chapman John Thamy, 16o Eastgate, Lmtt
Chapman JoUand, 62 Willingliani stnA
Weeisby, Gt Grimsby
Chapman Joseph, 3 Macanlay st Gt Grimst;
Chapman Joseph, Yarra house, Aleiaote
road, Cleethorpes, Gt Grimsby
Chapman Miss, Croats, Doncaster
Chapman Mrs. 16S Eastgate, Louth
Chapman Mn. 77 Hainton street, Weetetr.
Gt Grimsby
Chapman Mrs. Holydyke, Barton-on-Hmn^tr
Chapman Mrs. Llnwood road. Market Bsacs
Chaitman Mrs. Tlcarage terrace, Albert roU.
Cleethorpes, Gt Grinuby
Chapman Riobd. Famell, -H South st. Loa^L
Chapman Robert, 60 Carholme rd. Liacoli:
Chapman Rt Hdydyke, Barton-on-Hnmbef
Chapman Thomas, Soothgate, Sleafonl
Chapman William, S3 Stirling street, Nf
Clee. Gt Grimsby
Chapman William Overton, Park Baa.1 riUi.-
Homcastle
Chappell Missea, High Holme, Hobnes to-
Louth
Chard Frank Charlton, 2 Victoria rd. Loaf .
Charinton Miss, 11 Welland place, Loisi>'!
road, Spalding
Charity Mn. John, Barholm, Stamford
Charles Anthony, I^bumam riUa, Cartr-
gate, Gt Grimsby
Charles Elijah, 60 Kent street, Gt Griiiiil<;
Charles John, 46 Carholme road, LincolB
Charlesworth Thomas, 3 Hazel rillaa, €«!«'
ton road, Stamford
Charlton Bev. Bt B.A. Althorpe, Doncifa^
Charlton G. P, West view, Spilsby rLBWf:
Charlton Mn. 6 Rutland terrace, BtamfarJ
Charlton Thos. 9 Grosvenorcres. Gt i;ri«i'!j
CharteraRev.BtHy.B.A.KlItonLIadK;K^'
Chatterton John, Keelby, Ulceby
Chatterton William, 17 Blgby atreet, BrijV
Chatterton William, 6 Bridge street Sngs
Chatterton William, Wigtoft, Spaldia;
Cheadle Very Bev.Canon Fraa. D.D. Haiitii
Wragby
Clieales Rer. Henry John H.A. Vksm'
Friakney, Boston
Chearln Geo. Sydnay house, S:^byrlBJ*<>
Digitized by VjUUy IC
COURT DIRKCTOBY.]
Cheeaeman Edwaid, Waltlism, GHl Urbnaby
CbeeaerwTlght Joseph. Market fLhaag Sntton,
Wisbech
Chetllns Csitviight, M Bamsgate, Loath
Chefflns Mra. Bmdle^, Splliby
Ohefflns William, 174 ^ati^te, Lonth
CteOiw William, North Thonabr, Loath
Cheney Benj. Horatio, 31 Castle at. Boston
CfaeDey John, Barrow-oQ-Hamber, Hall
CheriiDgton Hrg. Leake, Boston
ChenlDgton Mis. 8 Prospect place, Bpaldlag
Cheshire Mrs. 4 Moant Pleasant, Grantham
Chester Edmund Samnel, 1 Fern Tillas,
Casterton road, Stamford
Chester Mrs. Owston terry, Bavrtry
Chesterfield Mrs. Deeping St. James, Market
Deeping
Cbettle Miss, 3 Halmer gate, Spalding
CbOTins Peter, 4 Canwlck road, Linc^n
Chew Rev. Bd. 18 Tentercrof t st. Lincoln
Child Ber. Christopher X.A. Aihtay.de-Ia-
lAonde, Sleaford
Ghimley John, 3 Stanhope ter. Horncastle
Oholmeley Sir Hugh Arthur Henry bart
^D.L., J.P. Easton hall, Grantham
■Cholmeley Ber. Ja3. H. a. Swaby, Alfonl
Tbnrch Gleo. Edwd. 28 Pinchbeck rd. Spalding
eiapham WilUam, Owston, Bawtry
Clapham William, Sibsey, Boston
Clapton Mrs. 20 St Mary's street, Stamford
Clark Rev. Oeo. B.A. Oedney Bill, Wisbech
ClarkRev.Hy.EllisonvUlBB,Lesrd. Qainsbrgh
Clark Rev. James B.A. Scamblesby grove,
Scamhleeby, Horncastle
Clark Rev. Js^ii.A.LittleBytliam,8tamford
Clark Edwd. By. 70 Portland st; Lincoln
Clark Frederick, 74 Monks read, Lincoln
Clark Hasten, Wellow honae. Abbey road,
CH. Grimsby
Clark Henry J. p. Clay hall, Spalding
Clark John, 38 Cleethorpe road, New Clee,Qt.
Grimsby
Clark John N. 106 WllUngbam street,
Weelsby, Gt. Grimsby
Clark Mias, 37 Yarborough road, Lincoln
Clark Mrs. Carl house, Brigg
Clark Mra. 21 Grove street, Boston
Clark Mre. 13 Rutland terrace, Stamford
Clark Samuel Henry, 119 Cleethorpe road.
New Glee, Gt. Grimsby
Clark Thomas, Bed Lion square,. Stamford
Clark Thomas, Stickney, Boston
Clarke Bev.Thoa. SamL Henrietta st-Spaldlng
Clarke Chas. 16 Colegrave sixeet, Llnooln
Clarke Charles, 9 Motherby hill, Lincoln
Clarke Edward, Sherborne house, Carholme
road, Lincoln
Clarke Edwd. Geo. 20 The Park, Lincoln
ClarkeFranclsJonathon, Braoebridge,Linooln
Clarke Frank, Asylum road, Lincoln
Clarke George, 7 Pump square, Boston
Clarke George, 19 South parade, Grantham
Clarke Henry, 3 Saltergate, lincoln
Clarke John Edward Wakefield, Cliff house,
Ingham, Lincoln
Clarke Midiad Wrangles, Winterton hall,
Doncaster
Clarke Mrs. Barrington lodge, Holbeach
Clarke Mrs. Cherry- Willinghsjn, Lincoln
Clarke Mra. Gedney Hill, Wisbech
Clarke Mra. 4 Tooley street, Gainsborongh
Clarke Mrs. A. 20 Queen street,-Homcastle
Clarke Thos. Wressle house, Broa^ton,Brigg
Clarke William, Crowle, Doncaster
Clarke William. 25 Gas steet, Lincoln
Clarke Woodthorpe,Blnbrooke, Market
Clarkson Jouathau. West End ter, Spilsby
Clarvls William, North Kelsey, Brigg
Class Peter, 66 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Gt- Grimsby
Clay Charles Walter, Monlton, Spalding
Cla.vHT. Harrington, 2SFlnchbeck rd. Spalding
Clay Mrs. Falklngham
Cla}' Robert, 1 West End villas, Stamford
Claydon Horace, 1 Albion terrace, Grantham
Claypole Mrs. Rippingale, Beam
Claypon William Lane J.P, Tytton hall,
Wyberton, Boston
Claypoule Fredk. lA, Witham bank, Boston
ClayionJhn. Hy.l2 Town Hall st.ai.Grimsby
Clinton Moses, 29 Yarlxirough rd. Lincoln
Clayton Mrs. London nLLongSntton, Wisbech
Cli^on Mrs. Willingham rd. Market Raaen
Clayton Nathaniel D.L., J.P. Saat Cliff house,
IJndnm terrace, Lindnm road, Lincoln
Clegg Miss, e West Street road, Boston
Cl^ Mn. Boot villa. West Street rd. Boeton
Clegg Wltr. Avalon cot. Sleaford rd. Boston
Clement William, Ij Priory road. Spalding
Clements Rev. Ed^vard Mansfield B.A. The
Bectory, Barkstone-le- Willowa, Grantham
ClementsBev, Canon JacobM. A. Sub-Deanery,
Minster yard, Lincoln
Clements Edmund, 74 South gate, Sleaford
ClamentsWm.Habbanl,74 Southgate,81eaford
Clanch By.Newland hoaae,Newlands, Lincoln
Clentworth Mrs. Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hull
Cliff Joseph J.P. Frodingham ho. Doncaster
CUfton Alfred, 149 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Clifton Miss, 1 Augers terrace, Grantham
LINCDLNSHIRE.
Clifton Mrs. Gedney S.0
Clifton Mra. 3fi Newland street west, Lincoln
Clifton Mrs. 3 Victoria terrace, Long Sutton,
Wisbech
ClitherowMlsi,RlTerdale,80hareh ULBmcsUe
Clitherow Mrs.!! Dispensary road, Horncastle
CUtberow Bobert, 3 West street, Bomcastle
Clitherow Wm.Beppings,2 Louth rd.HmcaBtle
Cloquet Rev. Robert Louis, The Rectory,
CovenhamiSt. Bartholomew, Louth
Close By. Stanley, 11 Beaomont vlls. Lincoln
Cloae m. Valentine, West Street rd. Boston
Close William Heniy, West parade, Lincoln
Clowes Rev. Edward U.A. Ticaiage, Leg-
bourne, Louth
Ccates Rev. John Millett, Monlton, Spalding
Coates Christopher, Chantry la. Gt. Grimsby
Coatee Henry N6wton,Manor house,lAngton-
by-Homcastle
Coatee Mrs. HecUngton, Sleaford
Coatee Mrs. Lord street, Great Grimsby
Ccates Mrs. 86 TTpgate, Loath
Goatee Thos. The Hall, Beelsby, Gt. Orimsby
Coates Wm. Manor house, Laoeby,Gt.arimsl^
Ccates William Benry, Searby, Caiaton
Cobb Mrs. Westfield road, Barton-on-H umber
OoohraneRev. Algernon Home D.A. Bectory,
Somerby, Grantham
Cochrane Rev. William Rupert M- A. Rectory,
Langton-by-Sptlsby
CochraiieWm.Grammer school, Kirton, Bos ton
Cookett Edward, 29 Market place, Brigg
OaoUn Rev. Charles Edward U.A. Bectory,
Lea, Oainshorongb
Cocking George, Crowle, Doncaster
Occkings William Spencer, 49 Ungate, Louth
Cocks Francis, 66 Spilsby road, Boston
Cocks W. E. B.A. Market pL Market Rasen
Cockshott Rev. Jn. S. ILA. Blyton,Gainsboro
Codd David, Spilsby road. Boston
Codd Mrs. Irby-in-the-Marsh, Borgh
CoddMra.Winnow8ty bo. Winnows^ la.Lncln
Codling John Thomas, West end, Holbeach
Coe Rev. Robt. S. de Aston ter. Market Basen
Coe Wm.l04 Hainton st. Weelaby,at.Grimsby
Coggaa Thomas, 178 Wellington street. New
Clee, Great Orimsby
CoggonRlchd. R.WestButterwick,Donca8ter
Cogswell Miss, 6 St. James' terrace, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Cohen F. 19 Avenue road, Grantham
Coldbeck Mrs. lis Earl street. Great Grimsby
Coldbeok William H. Skegness
Colbridge Michael, 16 Stanley street, New
Clee, Great Orimsby
Colch^er Mr8.5 Misdales row, Gospalgt. Louth
Cole Rev. Osmer Lean, 4 Sydenham terrace,
New Market, Lonth
ColeRev.RobtKG.M.A. Doddlngton, Lincoln
Cole Alfred, High 9treet,Long Sntton, Wisbch
Cole John, Albert villa, HnMleby, Spilsby
Cole John Chas. Eastgate ho. Fleet, Holbeach
ColeJn.B.199Cleethrp.rd.NewClee,Gt.amsby
ColeMartin,lSt.Botolph's gm.High st.Lincln
Cole Mrs. Deeping St. Jame«,Market Deeping
Cole Robert, Tattershall, Boeton
Cole Thomas, Chnrch street. Market Deeping
Coleman MrB.70Halnton st. Wlsby.GLGrmsby
Collier Herbert Bdwd. 47 Southgate, Sleaford
Collier John Thos. H.D.46 Monks rd. Lincoln
Collier Misses, 54 New market, Louth
Collin Rev. John m.a. Whaplode, Spalding
CoUinge Samuel, 7 Abbey walk, Gt. Grimsby
CollinghBmJo8ephMawer,7Lindum rd.Lincln
Colllngwood Edward Jsph. Corby, Grantham
Collingwood John, 100 Newlands, Lincoln
Colllngwood John Hy. 6 North st. Granttoim
Collingwood Mlas, Corby, Grantham
Collingwood Reaben,34 Swinegate,Grantham
Collins Henry Chas. 3 Tinwell viK Stamford
ColllnsHnbbert,SSammers vlls.Skirbeck,B8tn
Collins Mrs. Fy^lell house. Sooth sq. Boston
Collins Mrs. South street, Boston
Collins William, North road. Bourn
Oollinson Christopher Barber, Beltof t house,
Belton, Doncaster
CoUinson John H. B.A. Browne's school, St.
Paul's street, Stamford
Collinson Mrs. Beltoft, Belton, Doncaster
Cidlinson Thomas, 67 Earl st. Great Grimsby
Collishaw Mrs. 12 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Collltt John Selby, 116 Portland St. Lincoln
Colls Miss, 58 Main Ridge, Boston
Coltou Charles John, Kirton Llndsey B.S.0
Colton William Hy. 61 Queen st, Horncastle
Colvin Mrs. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Omiaty Rev, Patrick A.46Albert street,Brigg
Coney James, Welton, Lincoln
Coney William, Grantham road, Sleaford
Coney William, North Kelsey, Brigg
Conington Mrs. 33 Lee street, Louth
Conlon David, 34 Broadgate, Lincoln
Connolly Alfred, 1 Albion road, Grantham
Conway-Gordon Lieut. -Col. Francis Ingram,
D.L.,J.P.TheManor,Lynwode,MarketBiisen
CookAlfred,4 Eleanor st. Weelsby,Gt.Grimsby
Cook Hy.76 Stirling st.New Cloe,Gt.Grim8by
Cook Jabes, 122 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Cook John, 8 Crescent, Spalding
CookJobn,Maltby cobBeanmont vUs.Llnooln
oox 727
Cook John Faster, S Lucy Tower st. Lincoln
Cook Mra. 4 Cresoent, Spalding
CookRobert,MI]lfleld haBargate,0tarimsb7
Cook Wm. Middle Thorpe, Aihby, Horncastle
Cook William, 106 Fonndiy Btreet,HomcasUe
Cook Wm. Holly bo. Felham rd. Gt. Grimstty
Cook William, 26 Lee street. Loath
Cooke John, Newland street west, Lincoln
Cooke Michael Hy. 31 St. Paul's st. Stamford
Cooke Mrs. Hamilton place, Alford
Cooke Mrs. 66 High sizeet, Boston
Cooke Thomas Smalley, 12 Grove st. Boston
Cooke William, 20 Monks road, Lincoln
Cookson Miss, 7 Bntland terrace, Stamford
Cooling Edward, 8 Melville street, Llnooln
Cooling Mrs. 6 Melville street, Llnooln
Cooling Tom, 7 North parade, Lincoln
CooperBev.ATtharH.M,A.Gaatby,BomeastIe
CooperBav.Bicbardlf. A. BwaylIeld,Grantliam
Cooper Ber. William H.A. Rippingale, Boom
Cooper Rev. William Waldo ILA., J.P.
Rectory, West Bsaen, Market Basen
Cooper Arthnr, 11 North parade, Tiincoln
CooperChas.B:ebir ter. Hickman stGidnsboEO'
Cooper John, Swineshead honse, Spalding
Cooper Joseph, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Cooper Joseph Henry, 18 Orchard at. Lincoln
Cooper Mark, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Cooper Mrs. 61 Newland street west, Lincoln
Cooper Samuel, 1 St. Catherine's terraoe,
Colegrave stseet, Lincoln
Cooper Thomas, 223 Hainton street, Weelaby,
Great Orimsb)'
Cooper Thomas Henry, Seaforth honae,
Barrow road, Barton-cn-Eomber
Cooper William, Heighlngton, Lincoln
Cooper William, 7 Portland street, Lincoln
Cooper Wm. Manstleid, Broadfleld ha Boston
Coopland Rev. Thomas Paul M.A. The
Becto^, BradlOT, Great Grimsl^
Coopland FredkChas. 24 Engine gate, Lonth
Coopland By. M. Blgh st.Bwton-on-Hamber
Coote Mrs. Hamilton place. West st. Alford,
Cope Francis, 26 Croft street, Lincoln
Copeland Thomas, Old Sleaford, Sleaford
CopemanMlsa, London rd.l4>ngSntton, Wisbch
Copley Joseph, St. Catherine's roed, Lincoln
Copley Richard, 61 Beaton road, Sleaford
Coppard Mrs. Cross street, Spalding
Coppin James, 4 Trinity lane. Loath
Copping Mias, 6 Cross street, Spalding
Copeey Mia8,Argns haSt. Thomas' rd.Sp«ldng
Corby Henry, 4 West End villas, Stamford
Corl^ Jspb.B.lEborvils.Castertonrd.Stmtrd
Cordeanx Bev. Henry Taylor h.a. Bectogcy,
Boothby, Lincoln
Cordeanx jdm, Great Coates, Uloeby
Cordon Joseph,lll Cleethorpe road,New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Cordon William, 71 Stirling atreet. New dee.
Great Grimsby
Cormack I>anlel,76 Cleethorpe roed,New Clee,
Great Grimaby
Corringham Charles, 1 Maude st. Gt. Grimsby
Corrlngham Bobert Warden, Haxey, Bawtry
Corringham Thomas, East end, Alford
Corringham Thos. 3 Maude at. Gt. Grimsbr
Corrlngham William, Oraise Lonnd, Bawt^
Cory Miss, 69 St. Martin's, Blgh at. Stamford
Cosby Mra. Fen cottage. Tower street, IBoaton
Cotchelf er Mrs. 34 Lonth road, Horncastle
Cottom C. F. Southolme, Hamltn. rd. Lincoln
Cottam William, 24 Wellington st. Lincoln
Cottee Rev. William Allen m.a. Vicarage,
Klngerby, Market Rasen
Coolbeck Benjamin, 22 Duke street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Conlbeck Henry, Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hall
Conlbeok John, Barrow-on-Homber, Hall
Couldrey James, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Coalman William J.P. Eaatoft hall, Qoole
Coulson John, HecUngton, Sleaford
Coulaon Jsph. Rhodes, 80 Cemetery la. Loath
Coulson Shepherd, Hampton honae, Haneage
street, Weelsby, Great Orimsln'
Coulson William, 12 North parade, Lincoln
Coult William, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Coultas J. 13Lannder ter. Spittlegate, Qmthm
Coultas James, jun. 16 South par. Grantham
Coupe Astin, Langworth, Lincoln
CouplandMrB.HemBwell,Klrtn.Llnd9ey B.S.0
Coopland Nathaniel, Bkirbeck, Boston
Courtenay Rev. Robert, Rectory, Caenby,
Market Basen
Conaana F. Beetham, The Red Honae, Caiator
Cooaana Henry £dward,Gree8tone pL 'Lincoln
Cooaina Oharlea, 7 Broadgate, Llnooln
Cousins Charlea, 100 Carholme road, Lincoln
Coverdate John, 4 New Bridge hill. Loath
Coverley Mra. 64 St. Martin'a, High atreet,
Stamford
Covinirton Mrs. 4 Stanhope vlllaa, Horncastle
Coward Montagu, Rose terrace, Spilsby
road, Boston
Coward Mrs. 3 North terrace, Grantham
Cowley Mrs. 2 Pinchbeck street, Spalding
Cowling Thos. Upton, Gainsborough
Cox George, High Holme cottage. Holmes
lane, Lontji
Cox Mrs. 40 Albert street, Spalding
Cox Mrs. Wlgtof t, Spalding
Digitized by VjUUy iC
ras cox
Cox Robert, 8 Qu Btreet, Lincoln
Cox Bobert, 11 Sonth nnde, Orantbun
Cozon Hugh Chrlatopber, HolbMiCdi
Coy John, Bpworth, DoncastBT
Crabtne John, Soath park, Lincoln
Cncroft Hot. Robert Wentworth B.A., J. p.
Harrington, Bpilsby
Cracrott Hon. Hn. Harrington, Bplliby
Cracrott-AmcottaBdvarcl Weaton j.p. Haok-
tbomhall, Lincoln
Cragg WUUam Alfred, Lanndon houM,
l^reeUn^am, FalUngham
Crakanthorp R«t. Cbarla Cbnrcblll M.A.
Vlcazn^e, Caatle Bythnm, Btamford
Crajnpton John, efi Portland street, Lincoln
Orane Jamee, Crowle, Donca^ter
Cranridge Thonua Johnaon, Harket place,
Crowle, Doncaater
Ciadiley Mias, 16 Bain hill, Bbunford
Craahley Miia<M.C.NorthOoekerlngton,Lontb
Craufnrd Sir Chariea William Frederick bart.
J.P.,R.K.TheHall,Bnrgh-in-tbe-3(aidiB.S.O
Craven Rev. Samuel M.A. Carrington, Beaton
Craven Charla, KIrton holme, Kirton, Beaton
Craven Geo. Hy. 35 Yarborongh rd. Lincoln
Craven Jonph, 13 Lord street, Oainaborongh
Crawford Solomon, 3S Victoria terrace,
SMrbeck, Boeton
Crawley Mrs. 20 Welland terrace, London
road, Spalding
Creak Edwin, London road. Long Bntton,
Wiaboch
Creaaey Enoch, 88 The Park, Lincoln
Creaaey Joeeph, 47 Eaatgate, Bleaford
Creaaey Joaiah, 10 Duke street, Sleaford
Credland Alfred, 1 Oaakgate st. Oalnsborongh
Creed John White, 4C Ra»en lane, Lincoln
Creaaey Bobert John, 188 Eaatgata. Lonth
Creanrell Bamnel, 13 Nortbgate, Lonth
Crippen Bev. Thoa. George, Eirton, Boaton
Crlpeey Qeorge, J09 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Orlmsby
Cripaey Thomas, 16 St, Andrew's terrace,
Stirling atreet. New Olee, Great Grimaby
Croasdde Frederick Lister, 49 Stirling
street. New Olee. Great Grlmaby
Croft Bev. William Canon, Silver it. Lincoln
Croft George, »4 Cleethorpe rood. Mew Clee,
Great Grimsby
Croft John, Albert street, Holbeach
Croft Joseph Smith, 179 Halnton street,
Weelab}, Great Grimsby
Croft Mrs. 13 Lee street, Lonth
Croft William, Billlnghay, Bleaford
Crofta Rev. Chaa. Daniel B.A. Rectory,
Caythorpe, Grantham
Cropper Wm. Its, Qneen street, Homcastle
Crca' y Richard, Otemona honse, Sonth park,
Lincoln
Orcaby William Homer, Reepbam, Lincoln
Croas B«T. Canon John Edward u.A., j.p.
Appleby, Doncaster
Cross Alfred, 18 North parade, Grantham
Cross Charlea, II Lindnm road, Lincoln
Cross £. C. Manor lio. Kirton Lindaey R.B.0
Cross Mrs. 14 Trinity street, Oalnsborongh
Cross Robert, Rock vIL Albert st. Spring
Cross Wm. Beat Acridge, Barton-on-Humber
Crow Benjamin, SO Lee street, Lonth
Crow Hn. 28 Lee street, Louth
Crow Robert, 163 Willingham atrtet, Weelaby,
Great Grimsby
Crow Vincent T. 29 Eaatgate, Lonth
Crow William, 36 Mount Pleasant, Lonth
Crowden George, 7 Rutland villas, Stamford
Crowden J. m.d., m.a. Gedney Hill, Wixbech
Crowder Ctaarlea Hodgson, George street,
Barton-on-Humber
Crowder Frederick, Balthby, BpIIsby
Crowder Frederick, Sonth park, Lincoln
Crowder Thoa. Chesnut ho. Bardney, Lincoln
Crowe Kev. Henry D. 72 Basen lane, Lincoln
Crowfoot Rev. Ganon John Henchman H.A.
Bishop's Hostel, Lincoln
Crowtber Charlea Thompaon, lt7 Cleethorpe
road, New Clee, Great Grimsby
Crowther James, 21 Uacaulay st. Gt Grimsby
CrowtheriSamnel, 42 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Crowther Tbce. 44 Hainton street, Weelaby,
Great Grimsby
Cmst Edward, Winterton, Doncaster
Cnckson Samuel, 8 Trent View terrace. Lea
road, Gainsborough
Culfe Robert, Tatteraball, Boston,
Cnmberiaad Hn. U Yarborongh rd. Lincoln
Cnmmlng Bev. Samnel m.a. Rectory, Little
Carlton. Louth
Cummlng Bev, Samnel M.A. Lltrle Carlton,
Lonth
Cnmmlngham Mra 89 Jamea street, Louthi
Cnmmlngbam Xn. 32 Weatlode st. Spalding
Cnmpaton Hiasea, 16 Beaumont fee, Lincoln
Cundale John, Linwood road. Market Basen
Cundall WlUIam, Crowla, Doncaster
Cnnington Mrs. 81 High stnet, Spalding
Cnnnlngton William TUselton, Tower villaa,
SUrbeok, Boaton
Cuppage Rev. Robert. Sonth park, Lincoln
Curry Rev. Joseph v. A. The VIoarage, North
Eelsey, Brigg '
LINGOLNSHIfiE.
Cnrtli Rev. Benjamin T.A.K.C. Vicarage,
Nmth Cfickerington, Lonth
CnrUs Bev. Edward, Vioarage, Newton-npon-
Trent, Newark
Cnttia Bev. William Fits Harry, Vicarage,
Langrlville, Boaton
Curtia Edmund, 2 Newland st. west, Lincoln
Curtis Henry, 49 Monks road, Lincoln
Curtis Jamea Charles Robert, SI Trinity
street, Gainsborough
Cnrtis Peter, Weatwood side, Bawtry
Curtis Thomaa Henry, West banks, Sleaford
Cnrtis William, Bncknall, Homcastle
Onnola Bev. Peregrine LUB. Rectory,
Branaton, Lincoln
Cortols Fredk. The Hall, Brothertoft, Boston
Onrtols Mrs. Manor house, Washingborough,
Lincoln
Curwood William Henry. 137 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Cuains Rev. Frederick Teeling ILA. North
Hykeham, Lincoln
Cunons Mra Willow row, Homcastle
Cnsaona Williara, Halton road, Bpilsby
Cnst Bev. Wm. Arthnr Purey B.A. Rectory,
Belton, Grantham
Cnnrorth John, 2 Bouth stnwt, Lonth
Cnaworth Joeeph, Market place, Louth
Cnsworth J oseph Thomas, 34 Bridge st. Louth
Cutforth Aahlin, Hamilton place. West end,
Alford
Onthbert Oeorn Laceby, Great Orlmsby
Cuthbert Mrs. Fleetg^te, Barton-on-Humber
Cutting George, Oastoton road, Stamford
Cutta Bev. Samuel, 12 York street, Boaton
Dabba Mrs. 22 St. Mary's street, Stamford
Daff ron Mrs. 8 Bnrghloy lane, Stamford
Dale Bev. niomaa P.M. A. Bansthorpe, Bpilsby
Dale Mrs. 40 Llqnorpond street, Boston
Dale Thuntan George, 8 LIndum road
Dales George. 28 George street, Louth
Dales John, 78 TTpgate, Lonth
Dales Joseph, Aveland villa, Bpilsby
Daley Mrs. Poplar street, Beaoonthcrpe,
Cleethorpea, Great Orlmal^
DalgetylMra. 42 Engine gate, Lonth
Dallson Maximilian Hammond J.v. Greet-
weU hall, Manton, Kirton Lindaey R.S.0
Dallas- Yorke Thomaa Yorke D.L.,J.p. Walma-
gate halt, Louth
Dalton Herbert Woody, 38 Wrawby at. Brigg
Dalton James, 10 AdeUdde st. Stamford
Dalton MIsaes, The Villa, BUllngborongh,
Falkingham
Dalton Thomaa Bradley, Manor house,
FUlIngham
Danby Bev. Clement Edward M.A. Vicarage,
Wytham-on-tbe-HiU, Bourn
Danby George, 14 Eleanor street, Weelsby,
ObGrlmst^
Danby John WUllam, Eaatgate, Lincoln
Danby Wm. Barr, Eaatgate, Lino^
Danlell Miss, 2 Mount OUvet, Lonth
Danks Bev. German Wbeatcroft, The Vicar-
age, Horton-by-Gainsbcnugh
Dann Miss, 6 S|ning street, Spalding
Donn Thomaa, Habrough, TTlceby
Dannatt John, Holydyke, Buton-on-Humber
Dannatt Mn. Holydyke, Barton-on-Humber
Dannatt Mn. Thomas, Harbrougb, Ulceby
Darby John Wm. 112 High St. Boston
Darby Mn. M Walkergate, Lonth
Darby Thomas, 23 Walkergate, Louth
Daroy Henry, 60 Raaen lane, Lincoln
Darrand Miss, Hax^, Bavrtry
Darrand William, Haxey, Bawtn
Dasent Rev. Charles Underwood m.a. Lnd-
tord. Market Raaen
Daahiier Gilbert John, 38 Tentercrott street,
Lincoln
Danbney Robert, Navenby, Grantham
Daubney Rt.H. Queen st. Market Raaen
DaubneyWm. Heaford, Scartho, Gt. Orlmsby
Daolton Lestor, 11 Sonth square, Boston
Davenport Bev. Mark, Wealey viUa, West
street, Alford
Davey John, Mayfleld ho. OoxhiU, Hull
Davey John, jun. West view, Goxhill, Hull
Davn Joseph J. Goxhill, Hull
Davidson Rev. Robert m.a. Buxton villa,
SMrbeck, Beaton
Davidson Ohristo|dier M. 1 Monks rd. Lincoln
Davidson George MontgomeQr, New Eastern
house, Carlisle road, Lincoln
Davlea Jamea Henry, Lonan house, St. Cath-
rlne's, Lincoln
Daviea John, The Elms, EastHeld, Lonth
Davlea Miss, 33 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Davis Alfred, SnggiU lane, Beaconthorpe,
Cleethcrpes. Great Orlmsby
Davis John, Hij^fleld lodge. Upper Lin-
dnm street, Lincoln
Davis Miss, 30 Broadgate, Lincoln
Davison Edward, Hamilton pL Alford
Davy F.Downe, Burgate, Barton-on-Humber
Davy Henry Edmund, Cioxby, Calator
Davy Mra The Grange, Thereaway, Calator
Davy Mn. S Tentercroft st Llncdn
Davy William Hunter, Ulceby villiige
Dawber John, Carfaolme villa, Carhobneroad
Lincoln
[kelly's
Dawber Mrs. Wast View bo.NewIand,Linceln
Dawber Bobert,Gnfton lM>.NewIand,Lincola
Dawbney Mlsa, 4 St. James' terrace. Bar-
gate, Great (Mm^
Dawea Jcahna Horton, Trentbolme, Measlng-
ham, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
DaweaEdwin,London Td.LonrSutton,WIabdi.
DaWBOn Alfd.T. Macanlay st. GL Grimsby
Dawaon Bennett, 32 Nichol hill, Lonth
Dawson C. Hy. Prince's av. Ot. Grimaby
Dawson Edwin, 27 St. Mary's st Stamford
Dawson Edwin, 26 South st, Homcastle
DawaonFdk. M. B. King st. Winterton, Doncastr
Dawaon Fredk. C. 36 South par. Grantham
Dawaon Jamea, 28 Canwick rd. Lincoln
Dawaon John, 4 Bnrgtaley Vila. Boum
Dawson Joaeph, 12 Albion st Grantham
Dawson Miss, K Lee street Louth
Dawson Mn. 2 All Saint's pi. Stamford
Dawson Mn. 6 Brook street Grantham
Dawson Mn. Keelby, Uloet^
Dawaon Mrs. Kirton Lindaey R.8.0
Dawaon Mra. Langtoft Market Deeping
Dawaon Mrs. New Hall, Leverton, Boatoir
Dawaon Mrs. Welton, IJnooln
Dawson Mrs. 129 WUUngliam street, Weels-
by, Oreat Grimsby
Dawson Mrs. Henry, 12 Clarence terrace.
Abbey road, Oreat Grimsby
Da«aonHrs.Mark,7ClaTence ter.GtOrimaby
Dawaon Bicbaid, 1 New street Lonth
Dawson B. H. Newton-on-Trent Newairk
Dawson William, South end, Alford
Dawson Wm. Bennett 18 Lee st Lonth
Dawaon Wm. W. 8 Weat par. Gt. Grimaby
Day Bev. Fredk. M.A. Heighlngton, Lincdni
Day Charlea, 40 Melville st Lincoln
Day Edward Maurice, BUlinghsy, Bleafoni
Day Job, 48 Wrawby street Brigg
Day John, Maypole ho. West st Homcastle
Day John Tfaos. 33 Main ridge. Boeton
Day Miss, Bpanhy, Falkingham
Day Miss, S West parade, Lincoln
Deacon Mrs. 3 Albion terrace, Grantham
Deooon Wm. B. Church st Market Deeping
Dean George, Kilnwell road. Market Rasen
Dean Beth EUis, Dowaby haU, Dowaby,
Falkingham
Dean William, Church lane, Lincoln
DeanWm. Hy.E.Blllingborongh,Falkingham
Deane Rev. Francis Hugh B.D. Horsington,
Homcastle
Deane Samuel Robert Bcothem, Lincoln
Deaiden J. Orifllth, Wytham ball, Wytham-
on-tbe-Hill, Bourn
De Burton Major Albert J. P., D.L. Bnek-
miniiter hall, BUllngborongh, FaDdugham
Debus FhUip Hy. 1 Eve St ter. Louth
Decampa Wllllain, 18 Croaa atreet Spalding
Dee CharleSiThanet vL Lincoln rd.Homcaatle-
Deed Percy, St Carfaolme road, Lincoln
Deedes Bev, Canon Gordon Frederic M-A.
Baydor, Orantham
Dellevle Mrs. 18 George street Louth
DembskiFrdk.EmIelIJk>ydB.A.Corby,Gmthm
Denby Mias, Oolsterworth. Grantham
Denning Fredk. I Brownlow st Stamford
Dennhig ArthurDu PriB. A. Grammar acfaool,
Donnlngton, Bpalding
Dennis John Morley P.us. 4» Victoria street
west Great Grimaby
Dennis John W. 77 Eaatgate, Lonth
Dennis Misses, Greetbam ho. Homcastle
Dennia Mn, Oreetham house, Homcaatle
Dennia Mra, 14A, Ramagate, Loath
Dennis Wm. Sami. 43 Trinity hme, Lonth
Dent Jarvls, Broadmead, Tlnwell rd.Stamfrd
Dent Mrs. 104 Cleethorpe rood. New Ctee,
Great Grimsby
Deny Mrs. 39 Newland st west Lincoln
Desborough Mrs. 13 St Peter's hi. Stamford
Deaborongh Mrs. 160 Wlnsover rd. Bpalding
Deaforges Mrs. Skirbeck road, Boeton
Devenlsh Rev. Edwd. Isaac, South st Calator
de-WasB Mrs. Aston terrace, Willingham
road. Market Raaen
Dewey Xisa, I Burgfaley villas, Boum
Dewey William, King st Barton-on-Humber
Dewse George, 13 Bam hill, Stamford
Dexter Joseph, 7 Bt Andrew's terrace, Stir-
ling street. New Clee, Great Qrimataiy
Diamond William John, 24 Thomas street
Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Dlbb Mrs. W«t end, Alford
Dibben Edwin B. Eastgate, Bleaford
Dlckerson Arthur M. Button Bridge, Wisbedi
Dickinson Quarter Master PeterPlatta, Pros-
pect house, Beaumont fee, Lincolii
DicUnaon Bev. William, Kirton, Botton
Dickinson Charles a 12S High street. Unooln
DlcUneon Henry P. 23 Avenue rd. OcnUiam
Dickinson John,Qneen stBarton-on-Homtaer
Dickinson John, Willingham rd. Market Baaen
Dickinson Richard Edward, Kirton, Boston
Diddnaon Thomaa, Wtnterlngham, Daocaats
DicUnaon William, 48 North par. Grantham
DIeppeh WUUam, Whapjode Drove, Peterboro'
DimUeby John, 10 Bydenhom tenraoe, New
maiket, LouUi
Dingley Joseph, Belton, Orantham
Dlnnls Hn. Weat street, Alford
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Dhudale Jn. nnUe lane, Barton-on-Hamlxr
Dinidale J(Mepb,King Btarect ba.a«izbtI],HilU
Dlnwood Kn. Donlngton, Spalding
Clabtoira BaT.Canon Hou; gfaaipe B.1.,J.P,
Bannington, Boaton
DItcfaett Mt*. U Upgata, Louth
DItchctt William Edwin M.R.c:s. I Gaorga
■teeth. Loath
Dixon B«T. Edwin, Boath sb«et, Calator
Dixon Bav. Richd. Foater, Hlgb at. LInooln
Dixon Charlea, Union stnet. Market Baaan
Dixon Oao. 1IUH.D0C. 8AT«nae rd.Chnnttaam
Dixon John, » Newlanda, Lincoln
Dixon Jdin Btharlngton, 11 Trinity (tnet,
Gainaborongh
Dlzon John William, Market place, Calator
Dixon Mlai, Holton-le-Moor, Calator
Dixon Mia. It? Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Oreat Orlniaby
Dbcon Mn. Holton-le-Hoor, Calator
Dixon Mn. 7 Mill hiU, Boaton
Dixon Mrs. SO Park street, Lincoln
Dixon Mra.Shlllingthorpe h^Braceborongh,
Stamford
Dixon Mn. WlUngham toad. Market Baaen
Dixon William, 44 Portland stnet, Lincoln
Dobaon Frederick,. Beoteation road,8tamford
Dobaon Charlea, K SpOaby road, Boaton
Dobaon George Sielti^n, Aahtne TUla,Dadley
street, Sreatartanaby
Dobaon Joseph, n Pinchbeck road. Spalding
Dobaon Mrs. Cemetery road, Halbascfa
Dodds Mr*. « Earl street, Oraat Orhnsby
Dodds Thomas Henry, High street, Spllsby
Dodnan Robert Wm.20 Anstln st. Stamford
Doda Mlas, Oosberton, Spalding
Doda Mra. M South sqnaie, Boston
Dods William, Donlngton, Spalding
Dodaon Frederick aeam.n BoDtli st Lonth
Dodaon John Harrop, Monlton, Spalding
Dodaon Mrs. 8 Westlode street, Spiddlng
Dodaon Mis. Wormwood hill, Kirton Llndaer
B.8.0
Dolby Mlia, 4 Castlegate, Orantham
Dolby Thomas, SUrbeck terrace, Boston
Domenlchettl Depoty-Inapector Qeneral
Richard M.I>.Ttinlty ladg^Eastgate, Louth
Donaldaon-Selby Captain Henry B.K, The
OroTo, BlTer bead, Loath
Donibiain Rev. James 1I.A. Botby, Wrsgby
Doniogton a.B.Cfaapel la.Barton-on-Hnmber
Donoraa Michael, Habrongh, tHceby
Dook Thomas, M Spltal te(Taoe,Qalnaborongh
Dore Chasw416terllng st.New01ee,at.erlmsby
Dorrington Fredk. A.NetUeton lodg^Calstor
Ooaghty Charles, t» Tentercrof t st Lincoln
DonghtyMis. Newport st Barton-on-Hnmber
Doughty Mis. St Catherine's, LInooln
Dough^ 8L South ciur, Barton-on-Hnmber
Douat Alfrad, 10 Heneage street Weelsby,
Oreat Grimsby -
Dove Ber. John Thomas M.A., j.p. OowUt
Spalding
DoTO Oeo. Bleak ho. Fn)dlngham,Doncaster
Dowell Daald, Nortbobn& Oalnsborongh
Downcs Alfred, ( East gab, Sleafotd
IXawnca David, 10 ColagiaTe street, Lincoln
Downes Oeorge, S40rantley streetOrantham
Downing Mrs. Barrowby house, Barrowby,
Orantoam
Downing Richard, 66 Carholme r«ad,LlncoIn
Dowa John, North Thoresby, LouUi
Dowae Mn. 14 VanxhaU terrace, Boston
Dowse Mn. High street Boston
Bo-KX Robert, Bnrtof t Wlgtoft Spalding
Dowae William, SI Walkergate, Lonth
Doyle Rev. James B. LL.B. Tower st Boston
Drake Bev. Canon W. M.A. Bectoiy, Sedge-
brook, Orantliam
Drakes Misses, Dear street Market Basen
Drakeyoung Mn. 10 Minster yard, Lincoln
Draper Mis. 8 Albion place, Grantham
Draper Mis. 2 QreetwellTlllas,GieetweU gate,
Lincoln
Drayoott Mrs. Falkingham
Drew Rev. A. W. M. Chnnsfala. Galnsbomgh
Drew«y GeorgeWm. IJ Oolegrave st LInooln
DiBwrey Wm. Selena terrace, Cleethorpee,
Great Grimsby
Drewiy George, 7 Tenbnrg street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Drewry Henry, Ooxhlll, Hull
Drewiy Jabes, 140 Heneage street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Drewiy John, sen. Elmfleld, Elm road, Clee
thmpea. Great Grimsby
Drewiy Robert John, Crowle, Doncaster
DrUBU Tboinas,g4 London road, Spalding
^ng Charles, M Crescsnt, Spalding
LIHC0UI8HIBE.
Dnokar Mm 10 MelTille streetOaiBsborongh
Dnckering Alfred, The TUIa Bast, Barkwlth,
Wrsgby
Dnekeilng Charlea, 63 Monks road, LInooln
Dnckering Christopher, Wrsgby
Dnckering Mis. M Llqnorpond slieot Boston
Duokitt Misses, 70 Upgate, Lonth
Duddlng Rev, John LUK. Washlngborough,
LInooln
Duddlng Rev. Richard, Saleby, Altord
Duddlng Thomas Joseph Wila[>n,8pringbeck,
North Hykeham, LInooln
Dnddlngton John, 7( Stanley street, New
dee, Oreat Orbnsby
Dnffln Stephen, M Chapel lane, Spalding
Sumatesq Colonel Heni7,HaTerholme honse,
Appleby, Doncaster
Duncan John Thornton, 4SHlgh stStamtord
Dnndan Bobt 7 Marlborough st Gainsborough
Dnndas Mn. 40 StMartin's,Hi^st8tamf0rd
Dnndeidale Isaac, » Melville st Oalnsborongh
Dnnham James, 47 West street Homcastle
Dnnham Mrs. Halton road, Spllsby
Dunham Mrs. Btmbby, Alfcid
DnnUn John, Epworth, Doncaster
Dunn Bdwaid, 1 Ashbnmham villas. Little-
field lane. Great Orlnubr
Dunn John, Leadenham, Grantham
Dunn Mrs. Brant Bron^ton, Newark
Dunn Mn. 4 South street, LonUi
Dunn Mn. 14 Spltal terrace, Oalnsborongh
Dunn Thomas George, Wlntem honse^ Back
stnet Oalnsborongh
Dunn Wm. Fields, Dear streetMarket
Dunne Rev. Joseph,' Leake, Boeton
Dunning Rev. WUlUm Beataon W.A. Wyber-
ton, Boaton
Dunning Mrs. 12 Minster yard, Lincoln
Dnpont Oeorge, Hairowby road, Grantham
Durance Joeeph, U Mint lane, Lincoln
Dutton Thomas. 7 Town Hall stOtGrimsby
Dwyer Very Bev. Canon James, King street,
Msrket Basen
Dyas Mils, I Charles street Louth
I^as Mrs. 1 Charles street Lonth
Dyas Benj. Blsslll, SUrbeck quarter, Boston
Dymoke Fiands Scamon [Hon. the Qneen's
Champion], Scrlvelsby court Homcastle
Dyson Rev.Jca^, Wesley vUs-MarketRaaen
Dyson Charles Wood, T St John's terrace,
Oalnsborongh
Baland Robert Fawdtt Manor house. Potter
Hanworth, Lincoln
Barle Rev. Leonard Haiconrt M.A. Bectoiy,
Conlsholme, Great Grimsby
Barle Henry John, Ml Stanley st New Clee,
Oreat Grimsby
Earle John, 133 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Giimsby
Bason Rer. Alfred, Tbe Ter.North rd. Bonm
Bast Ernest Keddington, Louth
East Henry, Bleak bonae, Bronston, Lincoln
East Miss, 1 Carllne road, Lincoln
East Mrs. Cherry Willingham, Lincoln
Bast Thomas Overton, S3 Walkergate, Louth
BWi 729
Dcing James, II Engine gate,' Lonth
Dring Mrs. Bast End, AUoid
Dring Mra. Hnndleby road BpUsby
Drinkall Mr*.HIgh street Barton-on-Hnmber
DrinkbiU Bay, River bead. Loath
Dmry Henry Sharpe, North street Crow-
land. FMerborougk
Dmry Michael, Foes lodge, Oarr st LInooln
Dmry Thomas, la South street Lonth
Dmry Wold Lupton, StCaUierine'a, LInooln
Dnagan Mn, Monk's Ley's honse, Llndnm
road, TiliHWln
East William John, Church st Market Rasen
Eaton James, C2 High street, Onntham
Eaton John Chamborlin, Ancaster.Orantham
Eaton Mrs. tt Avenue road, Grantham
Eaves James,ILindnm ten*ce,SuttonBildge,
Wisbech
Eayn Mrs. 1 Bath row, Stamford
Booott Walter James, Dudley rd. Grantham
Eddie Mrs. Wootton lodge, Wootton, moeby
EddowesW.D.20 St George's square,Stamford
Eden William Jabes, Oartergate, Gt Orlmsby
Edgar James, 13 Wong, Homcastle
Edllngton John B.189Bridge st Oalnsborongh
Edlington Mn. Epworth, Doncaster
Edllngton Thomas, 37 Lea rd. Oalnsborongh
Edman Rev. Edward Hudson KA. Thom-
ton-le-Moor, Calstor
Edman Miss, 8 Newport Lincoln
Edmonds Charles, 3 Newport, LInooln
Edmonds Mn. 30 Bntland tenaoe, Stamford
Edmonds Orlando, Northflelds, Stamford
Edwaidea Rev. The Hon. Thoa. H.A. Beloh-
ford, Homcastle
Edwards Rev. Joeeph Charlea H.A., F.R.9.L.
Raotory, IngoldmeUs, Burgh R.S.0
Bdwards Charles, 1 West pande, Lincoln
Bdwards Mrs. Olojemont villa, Dndley st
Ot Grimsby
Bd«ardsWm.Elmeelae bcTinwell rd.Btamfrd
Edwin-Cole James F.R.H.S., J.P. 8wines>
bead hall, Spalding
Eloombe Edwin, West banks, Sleaford
Elderkin WUliam, 6 Newport, Lincoln
Bldln John, IS Northgate, Lonth
Bldnd Charlea, North lodge, Bonm
Eldred Bobert 14 Hawthom bank, Spalding
Kldred Robert, Tern Cotta villa, Stamford
Ddred Joseph, Star lane, Bonm
Elfleet Mn. 8 Burghley villas, Bonm
BIger Mrs. 86 Earl street <lt Grimsby
Blkington Thomas, 8 West Street rd. Boston
mki David, * Wast Bnd viBaa, Stamford
Ella Mrs, 40 Carholme road, Lincoln
Ellen David, 313 WUllngbam street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
XDer Irvln Thorakl B.A. Frampton, Boston
EUlil Wlllivn, Halton road, Spllsby
BUlot Bev. Oeorge M. A. Brattleby, LInooln
BlUott Bar. John Robert M. A. Qneen Elisa-
beth's school. Cox's hill, Gainsborough
Elliott Bav. Bobert Dnderwood h.a. Gate
Bolton, CMnsbcnngh
Elliott John, 37 Or^diard street Lincoln
Ellis Oeorge, U Earl street Great Grimsby
Ellis O. Little London, Long Sntton, Wisbech
EUls Hy.l43 Balntan stWeelaby,OtOrinisby
Ellis Heniy, 3 Raaen lane, Lincoln
ElllsH.W.T. TheManor haCrowle, Doncaster
Bills John Balnbridgr, 86 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grlinsby
Ellis John W. Feniby rd. Barton-on-Hnmber
EUls J. 188 Halnton st Weelsby, Gt Grimsl^
Ellis Mis. Fleet Holbeaoh
Ellis Mn. Fleetgata, Barton-on-Hnmber
BllisMrs. lOTHalnton st Weelsby, Ot Orlmsby
Ellis Mrs. 6 Newark road, Lincoln
Ellis Mn. 3 St Mark's sqnaie, Lincoln
EUls Mrs. lUUpperBnigess st Great Grimsby
Ellis Mrs. John, Corby, Grantham
Ellis Phineaa Bamnel, Crowle, Doncaster
Ellis Samuel, Baltio ha Bargate, Gt Grimsby
EllisSamnel, Bolkln ho. Abbey rd.Ot Grimsby
Ellls8aml.l73HalntonstWeelBby,QtGrlinsby
Ellis Thomas, 330 Victor street New Clee,
Oreat Orlmsby
Ellis William Major, Church street, Spllsby
Elllaon MaJ. Richard Oeorge D.I,., J.P. Hall,
Bonltham, LInooln
EllisonRev.Chas.C.ll.A. Btacebridge, Llnoaln
Ellison Miss, Myrtle vOla, Bonm rcLstamford
Eta>erMark,tlTeribnrg st Weelsby,Gt Grmsby
Elmhiist Gen. Chas. C.B. The Grove, West
Ashby, Homcastle
Ehnblrst Mlis, Park Road villas, Homcastle
Elphee Mrs. IS Albion street Grantham
Blsey Mis. Jn. Ivy lo. Lincoln id. Homcastle
Elsey T.R.OnsIaw ha.Marehara rd.Homcastle
Elsmere Rev.CM. A. 318t Peter's hl.Qiantham
Elsom William, Welton, Lincoln
Blvldge Hildred, 9 8t Peter's st Stamford
BlvMge Jn.87Halntan st Weelsby,GtGTmsby
Blvin Mn. 178 Newport LInooln
Elwood William, 8 Macaulay st Gt. Grimsby
Embleton-Fox Wllllsm J.P. Northorpe ball,
Kirton Llndsey R.S.O.
Bnisris William Robert F.8.A., )LA., J.P.
Westgate, Lonth
merson Henry, 1 New street Brlgg
menon Jn.Tbe Limes, West parade, Lincoln
BmersonJ. W.33}Tiotorla stsonth,OtGnnsby
Emenon Thos. I^on, Cndse Lonnd, Bawiary
Emenon William Hy. 44 Walkergate, Louth
Emerton William, 3 Rutland villas, Stamford
Emery John, Tower street, Boeton
Emlnson Lather, Haxegr, Bawtry
EmlnsonBobtSootter, Kirton Lmdsey B.&0.
Emlnson Thomss Benjamin Franklin.Scotter,
Kirton Llndsey R.B.0
Emly Mrs. 31 Nevrport LInooln
EmmersonRoberts,Long Bennington,Gratbnk
Emmison Thomas, Leake, Boston
Empaon William, 180 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Oreat Orlmsby
Empiaige James H. Dndley st Ot Grimsby
EmptageJames,M.4BWilllngbam st Weelsby,
Oreat Orlmsby
Bmptage John McDonald, 2 Ashbnmham
vUlss, Llttlefleld lane. Great Grimsby
Bnderby Matthew, IS Station street, Boetoo
Enderb; Mn. 37 Oeorge street Loath
Enderl^ Thames, Ashby road, Spllsby
England Oeorge Frederick, Monlton,8palding
Bngltoh RobertMllls, 88 St Peter's st StomM
Bnnals Charles Thomas, 11 Upgate, Louth
Bnnals W.B.Hope villa,Northilelds, Stamford
Epton Mrs. Hogsthorpe, Alfoid
Epton Mn. 87 Lee street Lonth
Erlkson Mrs,Rlby villa,Bargate, Gt Orlmsby
EaamOeorge,17 vine sInetMonk's rd. Lincoln
Esberger Frederick, 84 Enginegate, Louth
BsplnerHn.Holydtteha Barton-on-Hnmber
Btohells James, SI High stnet, Stamford
Evans Rev. William, 18 Enginegate, Lonth
EvansDanLJ.38StMartln's,Hlghst Stamford
Evans Samuel Lavlngton, South pk. Lincoln
Eve Adam, 78 Jamea street Lonth
Eve John B. Ivy house, James street Lonth
Eve Mrs. Greestone phice, Lincoln
Evens William, 18 Enginegate, Lonth
Everard Henry J.P. Oosberton ho. Spalding
Bverard Misses, Heoklngton, Sleaford
Everaid Mrs. 33 Dmry lane, Lincoln
Ereraid Mn. Fnlney bouse, Spalding
Eventt Oardham, Eastoft Ooole
Eventt Mn. Owston, Bawtry
Everett Mrs. 36 Nortii parade, Grantham
Bverlngham Henry, 14 Orchard st Lincoln
Everington Mn. The Elnia, Mareham road,
Homcastle
EwartJ.i(.B.CB.Kng. 102KentstOt Orlmsby
Ewbank Mn.1 Clarence villas, St Catherine's,
Lincoln
Ewen Missss, High st Long Button, WIstaeoh
Ewen Mrs. Algemon,Londonrd.LongSatton,
Holbeaoh
Ewing John, 176 Wellington street,New dee.
Great Grimsby
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D.L.,J,F. Bnrghle; hoon, Btwofoid ; ft 6
Hereford ganiens w ft Carlton, Janlor
Carlton ft St. Stephen's dab^ London s w
Ez]«y Mrs, Legbonme, Lonth
Bxton John Thai. 80 South gate, Bleaford <
Exton Mifls, Alkbortragh, Boncaeter
Faber Rev, Edward Augnstna ila. Rectory,
KstUethsrpe, Newark
Fairbuc Rev. Charles Henry M.iL Vicarage,
Hackthom, Lincoln
Falconer Peter, 30 Cleetltorve road. New Glee,
Sreat Orbnaby
nfikner Henry Frederick Valentine, Lonnd
'VOttlK^Oriinsby road. Loath
Mttiier Miae, 1 Vonnt Olivet, Lonth I
IWlowfield Mrs. Crowle, Doncaster i
Fallvlf re. 10 Lee street, Lonth I
RnrfliMni Jsph. Florence viLlConk^B nLLlncln
Fane CoL Francla Aagnitni J. P. The Hall, >
Fnlkablct Grantham
Fan« Edward, The Hall, Fulbeck, Grantham I
Fane H. F. The Hall, Fnlbeck, Grantham j
Fane Mlas, The Cottage, Fnlbwk, Grantham ;
Fann John William, 116 Cleethorpe road,'
New Clee, Great Grimaby
Ffenthorp Charles, Hogathorpe, AUord |
FanthorpeT.Lowther villas, Ramsgate, Lonth
Farbon Urs. 91 Cheviot street, Lincoln
Faidell Rev. Henry William King 1I,A, Thel
Rectory, Thorlby, Newark i
FardelUohnGeo.39St.l[ary'B street, BtamfordI
Farebrother Rev. Charles 8,L.C, Vicarage, i
Corby, Grantham I
Fanner Charles Richard, The Lawn, Summer
hill, Gainsborough {
Famham W. F. 3 Pinchbeck street. Spalding
Famlll Un. William, 38 Hickman street,!
Gainsborough
Famsworth William, 7 Frampton pi, Beaton
Farrow John. Fern vlUa, North road, Boum
Farrow Jsph. Conpledyln hall, Fraiiton, Bstn
Farrow Krs. 17 Engine gate. Loath
Farrow Mn, Strabby, AUord
Farrow Samoel, Ingham, Unodn
Faulds William, I4C, Bamagate, Lonth
Fanlkes Hlaa, SS Swlnegate, Grantham
Fanlkes Hr«.New honse.Burowby, Grantham
FaalknerRev,WilliamEIiahaB,D. Parsonage,
WalnfleetSt. »ar; R.S.0
Fanlkner Charles, Bntterton, Spalding
Faulkner John, BiUingborongh, Falkingluun
Faulkner William E. Llndl^, Athol villa.
Priory read, Spalding
Faux Robt SO St. Martin's, High stStamford
FavllI Geo. Wm. Middle Basen,Mafket Baaon
Favill Robert, Hamilton cottage, Waleaby
road, Market Basen
Fawcett Joseph, 86 Canwiok road, Lincoln
Fawcett William, Carre street, Bleafoid
Fawn George William, West banks. Bleaford
FawisettRev. John H.A. Banmber,Honuaiatle
Fawsaett Frederick M.D. U Weatgate, Loath
Fawsaett Miss, M Weat atnet, HomcaaUe
Fawssett William, St. Maiy'a aq. Uomcaatle
Featbentooe Chaa, S, a Water at. Stamford
Featheratone Rd. 129 Hainton at, Gt-Grimsby
Flelden Henry Peploe, South Leaalngluun
tiouse, Sleaford
Fell Charlea, lA, Wellington street, Louth
Fell Miss. 63 James atreet, Loath
Fellowa Geo. 3 Groarenor crea. GtGrlmsby
FellowsWm,87BtixIing at,NewOlee,GtGrmsby
Felton Matthew Alonao, SO Stanley street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Fenton Miss, 3 All Saints' place, Stamford
FerguBson Jas. Mount bridge, BUrbeck, Batn
Femie Rev. Jhn. 3f.A.WelUngore, Grantham
Ferraby Miss, Wootton hall, Ulceby
Ferrahy William, Aoaterby houae, Bourn
Ferrall Rev. Charles Whltworth M.A. Vicar-
age, lAngtoft, Market Deeping
Ferry Rev. Joseph Bull, Martin, Lincoln
Ffooks Mrs. Star cross, Holbeach
ffytche JohnLewis h.a.,j,p,,d.l. Thorpe hall.
South ElUngton, Lonth ; ft St. Stephen's
club, London a.w
Ffytche Louis, 167 Eastgnte, Lonth
Field Rev. Thomas B.D., J.P. Bigby, Brigg
Field George, 2 Grosveuor place. High street,
Oleetborpes, Great Grimaby
Field Mrs. Laoeby. Great Grimsby
Field William David J.P. Laceby boose.
Great Grimsby
Fleldhouae Mrs. 184 Victor street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Fleldhonse William, 118 Upgate, Louth
Fielding John, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Fielding Walter T. St. James' college. Bar-
gate, Great Grimaby
Fields Mrs. Market at. Long Button, Wlabecb
Fields Samuel Wiggington, 39 Llqnorpond
street, Boston
Fleldaend George Wilson, Bridge at. Brigg
Finch Jn. 31 St. Martin's, High st. Stamford
Finch Jonathan, 177 Victor street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Flnch-IIatton Hon. Murray Edwaid Gordon
K.P., M.A., n.L., J.P. Haverholme priory,
Bleaford ; ft 38 Enniamore gardens ft Carl-
ton ft White's clubs, London s.w
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Fines Henry, 117 COaetborperoad, New Ctee,
Great Gr^nsby
Finlay James, Market place, Spdlsby
Finlay William, North street, Bonm
Finney Henry, Pilncas' - road, Baaoonthorpe,
OleerByipes, Great Grimsby
Finney Henry John, 13 Bigl^ road, Brigg
Firbank Mia. The Old house, Waahing-
borough, Lincoln
Firman Mrs. 1 South terraoe, Boston
Firth Mias, Aabby toad. SpUsby
Flah Rev. John, Ozfotd atreet. Market Basen
Flshei Bev.Canon Oaett Edward M, A,Beotoiy,
Hagworthingham, SpUsby
Flaber Rev. Frederick Colbome B. A. It Bontb
parade, Galnaboroagh
Fisher Mra. Suaaez honae, Princea' road,
Beaconthorpe, Cleethorpes, Ot. Grimaby
Fisher Robert Marahali, St. John's temice,
Goinaborongb
Fisher Thomaa,80 WilUngham atreet, Weelaby,
Great Grimaby
Fisher Thee. ElUa, 37 Spring gdna, Spalding
Fisher William B. 13 Clarence tamce,IAbbey
road. Great Grimsby
Fiaon Cornell, 307 Hainton atreet, Weelaby,
Great Grimaby
Fitch Samuel, Willlngham rd. Market Basen
Fitigerald Rev, Frederick x,A, Rectory,
Beckingham, Newark
Flaiington Mrs, 38 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Fletcber^v,Hy,D,D.ThomtonCnrtis, Ulceby
Fletcher Bev. Henry Thomas lf,A,, J,P,
Bicker, Spalding
Fletcher Bev, Tb(Hnaa, 6 Wong, HomcaaUe
Fletcher Bev, William D,D, Uloeby Village
Fletcher ChaB.Dannatt,3eVictoria ter.Boston
Fletcher George, Caaterton road, Stamford
Fletcher Henry, 14 Gas street, Lincoln
Fletcher Jcdm, Croft house, Owston, Bawiry
Fletcher Mis^ Owston, Bawtiy
Fletcher Mrs, High sL Long Sutton, Wisbech
Fletcher Mrs, 88 High street, Stamford
Fletcher Mis, North st, Oiowland, Feteirboro'
Fletcher Mrs. 4 Vanxfaall tenaoe, Boston
Fletcher Richard, Lnddlngton, Goole
Fletcher Richard, Owston, Bawtoy
Fletcher Wm, 41 Trinity at. Gaiosboroagh
Flint George, Donington, Spalding
Flower Jsph, WestAcrtdge, Barton-<m-Hnm ber
Flowers Bev, JohnFrsnolai.A.Bonby,Barton-
on-Homber
Flowers Miss, Willlngham rd. Market Raoen
FlowersB, M.A. Grammar School road, Brigg
Floyer Mra, Clarenoe ho. Weat tt. Hornoastle
FoUyMrs, 3 Victoria ter.LongButton,Wiabech
FaotmanRev,Hy,M.A.Vicarage,Nootoa,Lncln
Foottit Rev, Charles Edward Walker b,a.
Tbreekingham, Falkingham
Foottit Rev, Jamea b,a, Westby, Grantham
Forbsa John, 317 Victor at. New Glee, Great
Grimaby
Forbea Mrs, 84 Cleethorpe road. New Glee,
Great Grimaby
Ford John, 18S WilUngham street, Weelaby,
Great Grimaby
Ford Mrs, 86 Weatgate, Giantham
Ford Thomas, Brigg road, Caistor
FordeiCbarlea,188 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Forester Charles, 98 Oleethoipe rood, New
Clee, Great Grliacisby
Forge Frederick, 93 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimaby
Forge Thomas Robert, 78 Cleethorpe road,
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Formon Henry, 34B, New market, Loutli
Formon Mrs, Quarrington, Sleaford
Forman Mrs, 8£ Ramsgate, Louth
Forman Wilson Charlea, 1 Sydenham terraoe.
New market, Lonth
ForrestRichd.Wm. Northolme, Gainsborough
FortesctteBev.ArthnrT.SixHU]a,MarketBaan
Fortescne Mrs. Fleet, Holbeach
Foasitt Frederick James, Klrton, Beaton
Foster Rev, James B.A, Authorpe, Lonth
Foster Rev, John, M Heneoge street, Weelaby,
Great Grimaby
Foeter Rev, Klngsman Baakett ILA, Dowsby,
Falkingham
Fester Fredk. William, Lindnm ter, Lincoln
FasterJas,TheLittle lodge,The Grove,Linooln
Foster John, 39 High street, Lincoln
Foster Jbn. Norman ha Oarholme rd. Lincoln
Foeter Monk F, Bnmham manor, Thornton
Curtis, Ulceby
Foster Mrs. Lockwood ho, Carline rd. Lincoln
Foster Mn. Newark road, Lincoln
Foster Mrs. Osborne street, Great Grimaby
Foster Stephen Eakham, Marshchapel, Gt
Grimsby
Foster William, Billinghay, Sleaford
Foster William, Dnnston, Lincoln
Foster William, Garthorpe, Goole
Foeter William, 19 BUver street, Lincoln
Fo<iteTWm,HallCartwrlght,37Eastgate, Louth
Fotherby AMred, South pork, Lincoln
Fotberby Thomas, 48 Bnginegate, Louth
[Fountain John, 4 South end, Boston
Fountain iUm, 18 Bad Lion street, Boston
[kellt^s
Foantaine Bev, Heniy Tbomaa M.A, Batten
Bridge, Wiabech
Fowkea Bev, Robert, Ingoldaby, Grantham
Fowkea Peter, 98 Newlands, Lincoln
Fowlel4>uiaFrank,London road. Long Sutton,
Wiabedi
Fowler Bev, Japh, Thos,Wlntwton,Doncaster
Fowler Rev, William WeekesiI,A., P,L.9.Tbe
School house, Upper Lindom at, Lincoln
Fowler George, 86 Sooth atreet, Hornoastle
Fowler Jamea, Grove ha Wes^te, Lonth
Fowler John, 13 Austin street, Stamford
Fowler Mlaa, Baatgate, Lincoln
Fowler Miaa, Winterton, Doncaater
Fowler Mrs. 68 Hainton street, Wseisby,
Great Grimsby
Fowler Mrs. Wolbom, Grantham
Fowler Hra.Mary,£aat Butterwick,Doncaater
Fowler Thomas, Chapel atzeet. Market Raaen
Fowler William, Barrini^iam, Doncaater
Fox George, Hatton ha West at Homcaatle
Fox Gea Aabton, 17 Tenterorottat. Lincoln
Fox Mia, 1S« Eaatgate, Lonth
Fox Mrs, Glraby hall, Louth
Fox Mra, Hondleby, Bpilaby
Fox Mra. Lowther villoa, Ramagate, Lonth
Fox Mrs, 37 Raaen lane, Lincoln
Fox Peter, 187 Victoria St. stb. Gt. Grimsby
Fox Thomaa, St Catherine's mad, Lincoln
Fox William, Brook farm, Dunston, Lincoln
Foxton Rev. George Fredk. Hordman ILA.
Vicarage, Dawamere, Holbeach
Foy Rev, John Japh. 8 Motherby la. Lincoln
France Joasph, Dudley alieet, GnatOrUnSby
Franda Alexander, 38 Carre street, Sleaford
Francia John, I^ndhoiat villa, Pelham road.
Great Grimaby
Frank Frederick, 18 South atreet, Boston
Frank Frederick, Jan. 18 Booth straet, Boston
FranUah George, Woottoqt Uloeby
Frankiah'Joaepb, 2 New atreet Brigg
Franklin Jabo, 68 Monks road, Lincoln
Franklin Mrs. The Old Hall,SyEton,GTantham
Franka Lawrence, High atreet, Holbeach
Freanon Joaeph, 3 South St Mary'a gale,
Gt Grimaby
Frearaon Thoa. The Chesnnts, Market Rosen
Fiederickaon Henry, 68 Earl at Gt Grimaby
Freeman Bev. Alfred M.A, Vicarage, Bnrgh-
upon-Baln, Louth
Freeman Harriaon, 88 Louth rd, Homcaatle
Freeman Herbert, Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hull
Freeman John Frederick, sen, Waterloo at
Market Raaen
Freeman Miaa, Morton, Bonm
Freer Thoa, SpringlMd ha Wrawby, Brigg
Freeth Bev. Thomaa Jacob M.A., LUD.
Fotherby, Lonth
Freii Samuel, Mill Igm. Pinchbeck, Bpaidlng
French Jamea, Northcoatee, Gt Grimaby
Freslmey Bev. Fredk. M.A., J,p, Vicarage,
Skidbrook, Gt Grittiaby
Freehney William, 44 Carholme td. Lincoln
FretweU WiUiam, 84 WilUngham at Weelaby,
Gt Grimsby
Frewer Rev. Gea Ernest M,A,Fulletby,Louth
Frlsby Richard, 8 Sootgate, Stamford
Friaton Fredk, Edwn. 71 Earl at GtGrimaby
Frith Rev. Wm. A. h.a. Welby, Grantham
Froet Charles, 144 Hainton street, Wedabv,
Gt Grimaby
Frost Herbert, 11 St Catherine's ter, Lincoln
Frow Jackson, Klrton Ltndsey B.S.0
Fulstow Robert Goxhlll, Hull
Furlo John, Ulceby Village
Fyfe George M.D. 3 Lord st Oalnsbodrough
Gadd 6<unuel, South park, Unooln
Godsby Mrs. 138 Portland street Lincoln
Galnsford Mrs, The Hall, Skendleby, SpOaby
Gale George, 39 Orchard street, Lincoln
Ghde Mrs. 8 St Peter's street Stamford
Gale Norman Rowland b,a. Church road,
Skh-beok, Boston
Gale Robt Bellamy, Bull Ring, Gt Grimaby
Gale Thomaa, 93 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Ot Grimsby
Gale Thomas Henry, 88 Hainton at Weelsbv.
Ot Orinuby
Oalland Rev, Baall Arthur M,A. South
Thoreaby, Alford
Galloway Mrs, 98 London road, Spalding
Gamble Arthur Qomperts, 21 Avenue road.
Grantham
Gamble Francis M.A., j.p. Silver atreet
Gainsborough
Gamble Mrs. 15 High street, Grantham
GunUe Mrs. Geo.38 Church stGaiiisboronscfa
Gamble Sidney Oompertz, 38 Avenne road.
Grantham
Gandy Jn, Hy, 49 North parade. Grantham
Garbutt Jackaon, New Holland, HoU
Gardner Bev. Bmeet Lloyd T.A,K,c,uCfaiircb
atreet, Lonth
Gardner Rev. John Ludfoid, Cumberland 2rv
St Thomas road, Spalding
Garflt Rev, Canon Edward M,A. Beccnry.
Harlaxton, Grantham
Garflt Arthur, Scothem, Lincoln
Gorlit Jn, Hy, Catma, Bkirbeck rd, Beaton
Garflt Mra, Kenwick hidl, Legboorae, Lonth
Garflt Mn, 81 Bt Martin's High at StaB^ard
Digitized by VjUUy IC
COURT DIBECTORT.]
dtitt niomw Chenqr, Tlie Bank - boote.
High itceet, Boaton
Oarfit William J. P. Wert BUrbeck honae,
SUrbeck quarter, Boaton
Oamer Aaron, SMrbeck, Boston
Oamer Hy. Manor trm. Ooiberton, Spalding;
Oamer Mrs. SO Bait street, Homcastle
Oamer Sydney, South park, Linooln
Oamees John H. 14 Clarence terrace, Abbey
road, Ot. Orimaby
OameM lira. Pelham villa, Beaoonthorpe,
Cleethorpea, Ot Orlmal^
Oamham Henry Bobt. 68 Main ridge, Boston
Oarstin BeT. Anthony, Bectory, Bopaley,
Oranthaxn
Oarthwalte William, Park rd. Long Sutton,
Wiabech
Oarton Alfred, IS Beaumont villas, Lincoln
Qarton Jn. Francis, 8 Lannder ter. Qrantbam
Oarvey Bev. Cluu.lI.A.Manthorpe,arantbam
Oarvey Bev. James M.A. Beptory, Aahby
cmn-Fenby, Gt, Grlmaby
Oarvey Bdmid, 7 Lea Bank id. Cleetiiorpes,
Great Grimaby
Oarvey Heniy Stanhope, 36 Halnton street
Weeishy, Ot Grimsby
Oask John, Market place, Beaton
Oaak WHliiim, Frieaton road, Boaton
Oaaaaen Bev. John Ash IC.A., J.P. Waltham,
Ot Orimsby
Gavols Bev. Amadeus, Elrkby-cum-Osgodby,
Market Baaen
Oay Jolm Henry, Aveland house, Bpilsby
Gedge Bev. Augustus ILA. Becbny, Lud-
borongh, Lonth
Gee John, Back lane, Barton-on-Humber
Oetl Oeorge, Epworth, Doncaster
Oelstborp George, ei AsweQ lane, Louth
Oelstborp Mlas, M Aswell lane, Louth
0«]stborp Thomas, IS4 Eastgate, Lonth
Oelsthorpe WlUiam, 8 Trinity lane, Loath
Genney Cornelias, Felham rd. Gt Orimsby
Oenney William, Holland villa, Cortergale,
Ot Orimsby
Gent Misa, High street, Holbeach
Gentle Mia. Bank, Goeberton, Spalding
George Bev. John M.A. Vicarage, Deeping,
St Jcunes, Market Deeping
George Charles Fredk. Kirton Lindsey B.aO
a«orge .Henry, 8 Halnton .street, Weelsby,
Ot Orimsby
Oeorge Henry, North Thomby, Lonth
Oeorge Hugh ILD. 3 Stanhope vils. Homcastle
Oeorge Mrs. Havelock atre^ Spalding
George William, Itll Hainton st WeeLaby,
Ot Orimsby
Gerrlsh WiBiam, Magdalen College school,
Wainfleet All Saints B.ao
Gertrude Sister Mary, 89 Trinity street,
Oainsborough
Oeudens Very Bev. Martin C.B.P. Bt
Norbert's realdenoe, Crowlc, Doncaster
Oibbins George, IS Yarborough id. Linooln
Oibbina Miss, 3 Macaulay ter. Gt Orimsby
Gibbons Mrs. Carlton ho. Bardney, Lincoln
Gibbons Mrs. Hamilton place, AUord
Gibbons Mrs. Willingham rd. Market Basen
GibaonBev. AIM. Alex.B. A. WiIlonghby,Alford
Oibaon Bev. Bobert, Grammar school. North
gate, Sleaf old
Oibaon Alfred, S7 Castlegate, Grantham
Oibaon Bdwaid, B Sidney tamoe, Hairowby
road, Grantham
Oibaon Oeorge, S St James' ter. Bargate,
Ot Grimsby
Oibaon John, 61 London road, Grantham
Gibson John, West street. Bourn
Oibaon John Hy. 42 Tentercrott st Linooln
Oibaon Joseph, Carre street, Sleaford
Oibaon Miss, SaxJlby, Lincoln
Oibaon Miss, Tborpe^on-the-Hill, Linooln
Oibaon Mix, Croes street Spalding
Oibaon Mn. Ferriby rd. BartonK>a-Humber
Gibson Mis. ShincUSe villa, St Catherine's,
Lincoln
Gibson Bicluud, North road, Bonm
Oibaon Bobert Wm. 8 Adelaide st Stamford
Gibson Thomas, 23 Broad street, Stamford
OibaoD William Dulllngton, 36 Tentercrott
street Lincoln
Oibaon William Bvins, 7 George st. Louth
Oidley Allen, 26 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Ot Orimsby
Oidley John, 176 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Ot Orimsby
Oidley Samuel, 190 Hainton street Weelaby,
Ot Orimsby
Oiffard Bev. William Walter George B.A.,
J.P. Vicarage, Wootton, Ulceby
Oilbert Bev. William, Hogstborpe, Alford
Gilbert Miss, Stairs bo, Llndnm id. Lincoln
Oilbert Mn.NorthstCiowland,Peterborough
Qflbert Mrs. 1 Rutland terrace, Stamford
Oilea Mra. James street Lincoln
Oiles William, Heighington, Linooln
Oill Mrs. Digby, I^icoln
Qlliett Bev. Bdward Alfred 1I.A. Woolathorpe,
Orantham
OUIiat Mils, Martin ho. Martin, Homcastle
QUliatt John, 14 St Michael's road, Louth
OUUnga William, 11 Main ridge, Boston
UNCOLNSHIBE.
GHUott Obotlas, Grimsby road, Lonth
Oillyatt Chas. G. Manor hOkWickenby,Wragby
Ginn Edn-ord, 83 Cheviot atieet, Linooln
Girdleatone Edward, 2 Ohnroh at Grantham
Gladwin Benjamin, 3 Albert street, Brigg
Glaiaher William Bair, 8 East gate, Sleaford
Glalster Bev. William X.A., B.CI. The
Vieaiage, 8t WnUran's, Orantham
GlMiec Oeorge^ A*jlam road, Lincoln
Glaatec Mra. 8 OreetweU villas, Greetwell
gate, Linooln
Glosisr Mrs. Aon, Amootta, Doncaster
GleadollWm.Manor hcMbrton^by-Gainsboro'
Gleddowe Un-M Fenatteet Boston
Gledhill William, Siitalter. Gainsborough
Gleed Blohaid, Fade, bo. Doaington,8paldlng
Glow Thomas, King street, Market Basen
Glosaop 4(ia.Bcartho viLScartho, OtGiimaby
Glover Bar. Araderlok Augustus ILA., lub.,
Mua. Bac Tb0 Bectoryi Wlthem, AUoid
Glover James,. 1 Flagcangate, Uncoln
Glover MiaarMamiDgai&, SpUsby rd. Boston
Goacher Bar. William, Xbrton Lindaey B.S.0
Qodbebere Mni 10 Vauxhall terrace, Boston
Goddard Francis Heni^, .John O'Gaunts
house. High street, Lincoln
Goddard George, Abbay md. Great Grimsby
GoddardHy. JohaO'Oaaitta bo. High stLincIn
Goddard Jn. Heck ho. Augusta at GtGrimahy
Godfrey Bev. George 4(.A. Bedbonrae hall,
Kirton Lindaey B.SKk
Godfrey George, South pork, Linooln
Godfrey Jehn, 183 Hainton street Weelsby,
Great Grimsby ., , :■
Godfrey John,StMaitin'a,42High ststomtrd
Godfrey Misa, 4 Auatin street,: Stamford
Godfrey Thomas Bobert, Bpworth, Doncaster
Oodley John, Kent viL Bargate^ Gt Grimsby
Godsmark Alfred, AHUoo ho.O«arge atLouth
Godson Bev. William, Haydor, Grantham
Godson Edward, Heckiagton, Sleaford
Godson Heniy, HecUngtan, Sleaford
Godson John, HecUngton, Sleaford
Godson Joseph, Hedcuigton. Sleaford
QodaonMn.West Acridga3aiton-on-Hnmber
Godson Bichard, HetUngtoB, BIcaf otd
Oolston Frank, 201 Cleethorpe road, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
GommFiancisFrsdk.48WatersIde nth.Linooln
Qooch Frederick Leeds, High street St
Martin's, Stamford ,
Ooooh Mrs. Hamilton place, Alfoid
Good Alfred, Beephom, Uncoln
Good Charles, 70 Willingham street, Woelsby,
Great Grimsby
Good laaaix 8 Clarence itarrace. Abbey road.
Great Grimsby
Good Isaac D. Barrow.on-Humtaer, Hull
Good Jamea, 23 Felham street Linooln
Good Mrs. Claremont house, Abbey road.
Great Grimsby
Good Mrs. Holydyke, Barton-on-Hnmber
GoodacreJn.Eu'l,Elm ho. LongSuttn. Wisbech
Goodaors Bobert BiUingborongh,Falkinghm
Goodacre Bobert, Thurlby, Bourn
Goodale John, Weston, Spalding
Goodall Thomas, St Catherine's, Linooln
Goodger Mrs. 105 High street Boaton
Goodband Frederick, 16 Eastgate, Louth
Goodiaon Francis, 163 Cleethorpe rood. New
Clee, Great Orimaby
GoodinanFras.0.1f.B.,II.Ch.3iBigby stBiigg
Goodman WHIiam, 2 Bt George's eq.Stamfrd
GoodrichThaa.Oooper,46 St Martin's, Stamfid
Ooodson Miss, 3 Mill hiU, Boston
Goodwin Mrs. 6 Adelaide street, Stamford
Goodwin Mrs. 3lA, New market, Louth
Goodwin Mrs. North Hykeliam, Lincoln
Qoodworth Mn. Winterton, Doncaster
Ooodwortb Soger Fortlngton, Winterton,
Doncaster
Ooold Bev. Walter, Somerby, Brigg
Goose Mrs. S Park terrace, Orantham
QooseMis.Thomage cotLongSutton, Wiabech
Goose Bichard, 7 Motherly hill, Linooln
Gooeeman Charlea, 6 Albion ter. Gt. Grimsby
Gooaeman Tha8.Towle, Dudley atGtOrimsby
Gordon Mra. 12 Beaumont place, Lincoln
Gorman Bev. Michael Joseph, Cioes street
Gainsborough
Gorton Ven. Archdeacon John M.A. Bectory,
Kkkby-Laythorpe, Sleaford
Gostelow Joaeph, 41 Commercial id. Spalding
Qothom Thomas, Chapel st Market Basen
Gould Alfred, South pork, Lincoln
Gould Geo. Ivy ho. St Catherine's nLLincoln
Goulden Miaa, Hundleby, Bpilsby
Goulding John William, Ivy oottage. Gospel
gate, Louth
Goulson Mra. 33 Orchard street, Lincoln
Goulton Thomaa, 17 Maude at Ot Grimsby
Ooulton-Constable James J.P, Waloot hall,
Alkborough, Doncaster
Gourley John, Kettlethorpe hall, Kettle-
thorpe, Newark
Goy ChristopherWm.30WeUingtonstLincoln
Goy Henry Cox, 40 Bnglnegate, Louth
Goy Jamea Dixon, 167 High street, Linooln
Goy Mrs. 88 Spring street Spalding
Goy William Hilliard, Whitecroes street
Barton-on-Humber
Gsi 731
Oxabum William John, Melton hall. Melton
Boas, Bametby B.ao
Graham Oeorge Taylor, Epworth, Doncoater
Graham William, Ooxhill, Hull
Granberg Mrs. Poplar street Beacontborpe,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Grange Ernest Leigh, Lanadowne hoa8e,.Bar-
gate. Great Orimst^
Grange Wm. Willow ha Bargate, GtOtimaby
Grannan Bdward John, 4 Newark rd.Lincaln
Grant Miss, London rd.Long Sutton, Wisbech
Grant Miss, 26 Victoria ter. Shirbeck, Boston
Grant Mis. Schoolhonse lane, Lonth
Giant Thoe. Cooch, 3 Wotborpe nL Stamford
Grant-Thorold Alexander William Thorold
J.P. Weelsby house, Great Grimsby
Grantham Lieut-CoL Henry Valentine, West
Keal hall, Bpilsby
Granthmn Charles Fied, The Hall, Skegness
Grantham Bdward Thomas, 231 Hainton
street Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Orantham Mrs. Burgh house, Burgh-in-the-
MarshB.8.0
Grantham Mrs. 1 Upgate, Ijouth
Grantham Samuel, IS North parade, Lincoln
Oiantham William, Church street Caistor
Grasley Mrs. Albert street Holbeach
Giaasam Mrs. 6 Albion street, Spalding
Graaaam Mrs. 16 Croes street, Spalding
Oraasby Mrs.EaatAcridge,Baiton-on-Hnmber
GrBSsbyThomas,FIeet«ate,Barton-on-Hambr
Gravell George Greenfield, 76 Hainton street,
Weelsby, Oreat Grimsby
Graves Charles, 71 Kent streetOieat Grimsby
Oravea Henry Motley, Goxhill, Hull.
Graves Bobert Heckington, Sleaford
Gray Frederic John, 36a, Westgate, Louth
Gray James Campbell, Tetf onl, Homcastle
Gray Jolm, 186 Hainton street Weelaby,
Great Grhnsby
Gray Lesson, 38 Carholme road, Lincoln
Gray Miss, 60 Westgate, Louth
Gray Mrs. Burgh-ln-the-Marsh B.S.0
Gray Thomas, IS Ironmonger street Stamford
Or^rThomaa May,64 Heneage street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Gray William, Ferribyrd. Barton-on-Humber
Grayson Bev. William B.A, Ewerby, Sleaford
Graiier William Hy. 31 Carhobne id. Lincoln
Greaby Joseph, Dudley st Great Grimsby
Greaves Josiab, 8 Bradford terrace. Sea Bank
road, Cleethorpee, Great Grimsby
Green Edward Benton,6 North parade, Lincln
Green Joe, 6 Motherby hill, Linboln
Green John, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Green Miss, Chapel lane, Barton-on-Hnmber
Green Mra. Aahby, Brigg
Green Mrs. 62 London road, Grantliom
Green Mrs. Spridlington, Linooln
Green Samuel Bv^ngluun, 129 Cleethorpe
road. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Green Thomas, Crowle, Doncaster
Green Thomas, 166 Wlllingbam street
Weelsby, Great Grimaby
Green Wm. Stephen, Alb^ street Spalding
Gieenfield William, 8 Dudley terrooe. Little-
field lane. Great Orimsby
Greenham Bev. Henry, Vicaioge, South
Cockerington, Louth
GreenhamHayland,Heath,Mthrnghm. Lnooln
Greenham Jamea, West parade, Lincoln
Greenham Mis. 2 Lindum road,. Lincoln
Greenland Rev. Thoa. B.A. Balthby, Spilsby
Greenway Bev. Chas. M. Westgate, Sleafoni
Greenwood Bev. Harry, High street, Long
Button, Wisbech
GreenwoodBev.Hy. lLA.Beelsby.GtGrlmsby
Greenwood Alfred, 176 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Oreat Grimsby
Greenwood Jas. P. 36 St Mary's st Stamford
Greenwood John, Metheriugham, Lincoln
Greenwood John T. Grimsby rosd. Louth
Greenwood Mis. 20 Wlnsover road, Spalding
Greenwood Thomas Porter, 36 St Mary's
street Stamford
Gregory Oeorge, 71 Monks road, Uncoln
Gregory George Herbert F.C.O., Mus. Bac
oxon. 3 Witlham bank, Boston
Gregory Isaac, 11 Bt Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street. New Glee, Gt Grimsby
Gregoiy Mrs. Sherwin, Harloxton manor,
Oiantham
Gregory William, 40 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Oreat Qrimabv
Grelg Bev. Andrew L. The Maiiae, Chapel
lane, Barton-on-Humber
Grelg Mis. Fork Boad villas, HomcasUe
Grenside Bev. John Doughty ILA. Doning-
ton, Spalding
Gieaewell Edmund, 13 Mercer row, Louth
Gresswell Fredk. W. 1 Tinwell vils. Stamford
Gresswell Jas. B. 13 Mercer row, Louth
Gresswell Mrs. 12 Mercer row, Louth
Gresswell William Kemp, 1S2 Hainton street,
Weelatqr, Oreat Grimsby
Grewcock Oeorge, Bopsley, Grantham
Grewcock Mrs. FaUduKham
Grey Rev. John Thomas, Hlboldstow, Elrton
Lindaey B.S.0
Grice Rev. Wm. B.A. Bectory, XothiU, Aitord
Grice Mrs. SUckMy, Boaton
Digitized by VjUUV IC
732 GKi
OrUBu John, 1 St. Gtoorge'a Hiasre, Stamford
GrltBn Mlaa, The Hall, Middle Thorpe, Weat
Aahby, Uomcaatle
GiUBn His. 19 George street, Loath
Griffin Mn. 100 Upgate, Loath
OrUSn Wm. Searby, 19 George street, Lonth
OrlffltheJohn L.R.C.P. Bdln. Unity aq. Lincoln
Orimea John, 181 Wlllingham itreetiWeelsby,
Great Qrimrsby
Grlmley William, Batten Bridge, Wlibech
Orimoldby George Henry, U Halnton itreet,
Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Grtanstead Henry, Albert street, Holbeaoh
Orlnold Mrs. 4t Trinity street, Gainsborough
Oraoock George, Cborcb rd. Bklrbeek,Boston
Grooock William, 33 Trinity sb Gainaborongb
Onmnaell Prederlck, 6 Lee street, Loath
OnunmittHlss, Weston hills, Weston, Spalding
Qmmmltt Mrs. 2 Green hill, Barrawby road,
Grantham
Grnndy George, A Hotherby hill, Lincoln
Grnndy Jonathan, Oowblt road, Spalding
GnllUatt Henry, 3 Ladford teniaoe,Littlefield
lane. Great Grimsby
Gammeraon James, Mill place, Brlgg
Ganaon Isaac, Market place, Wahiflaet All
Saints R.&0
Ganson John, High street, WalnHeet All
Saints R.ao
Onmell George, Scanthorpe, Doncaster
Gnmdl Wm. Elm oot. Klrton Lindsey B,B.O
Gnmblll Rer. James B.A, The Vloaiage,
Bast Stockwlth, Golnsborongb
Gnmhill Mis. Frlestgate, Barton.on-Hamber
Gay Joseph, Brlgbowgatis, Great Grimsby
Gay Jsph. Eshool ▼ila.0artergate,OLGrlmaby
Soy Mra, Morton tenaoe, Gainsborough
Guy Bobert, 13 Main ridge, Boston
Oonwell John, Stafford boaae,Beaoontborpe,
Cleetborpea, Great Grimsby
Haagensen Henry, Moiman Tilla, Bargate,
GnatOrimaby
Hack Bobert, Beaton, Market Deeping
Hackett Mlaaes, Oaytliorpek Grantham
Hacktord Mrs. It Witbam plao^ Boston
Haddelaey George Bobert Foster, Caistor
HaddelanSLT.I84Victorla Bt.ath.at.arimaby
Hadden John m.d. Weat street, Homcastle
Hadfleld Ber. laaao, Crowle, Doncaster
HadlleldJn.(nCleethorpe rd.NewClee,armBby
HalghGeot Hy.D.I.,J.P. Gralnaby halUGreat
Grimsby ; A Union dub, London \r.o
Haines Ber. Wllloaghby C. T.A.K.C.L. The
Vicarage, Weat Tbeddlethorpe, Loath
Haines Alfd.H.Blgh st Long8ttttoa,Wisbeoh
Hainswortb John Thomas, Labnronm Tllla,
Long Sutton, Wisbech
Halrby Mlsa, Hundleby, Spilaby
Halam George, U Engine gate, Lonth
Halea BeT.Geo.H.B.A.Bectoiy,Stlckney,Batn
Hall BeT.Chaa.B.A.Ticarage,8capwick,Lincln
Hall Alfred, I Ooapd gate^ Lontii
Hall Arthur, S Beaumont tee, Llnodn
HaU Arthnr Edward, SO Steep bill, Linooln
Hall Bryan, 8 Gonielgate, Louth
Hall Cbarlea WOllam, IS8 Halnton atrMt^
Weelsby, Great Grimaby
Hall Edmrd, 1 Flnkin street,IGranthBm
HaU EU, ii High street, Homcastle
HaU Enoch, 174 Lower Burgess stOtGrmaby
HaU Frederick. Wragby
HaU Fredk. W. 8 Frampton place, Beaton
HaU George, 73 Commercial rd. Spalding
Hall George, 8 Marlborough st Gainsborough
BaU George Edwin, S3 Heneage street,
Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Hall Henry John, South park, Linooln
HaU James, 14 Grantham atreet, Lincoln
HaU James, SI Newland atreet weat, Lincoln
HaU John, 31 Dudley road, Grantham
HaU John, U Hickman at. Gainsborough
HaU John, 303 High street, Lincoln
HaU John, Eeell^, Ulceby
HaU John, Watenide, Barton^on-Humber
HaU Jonas, Owston Ferry, Bswtry
HaU MisB, 1 FinUn street, Grantham
HaU Miss, Pinchbeck, «palding
HaU Mn. HaUtoft end, Freistcn, Boston
HaU Mrs. 24 Macaulay street, Gt. Grimsby
HaU Mrs. 4 Sommera vUlas, Bkirbeck, Boston
HaU Mrs. S Trinity lane. Loath
HaU Mrs. Waterloo street. Market Basen
HaU Mrs. Springtborpe, Gainsborough
HaU Mrs. BUrbeck, Beaton
Hall BIcbard, The HaU, Aistliorpe, Burgh
HaU Thomas, 134 West street, Boston
HaU Thomas M. 24 Sonth street, Homcaatle
HaU WUUam, Aagnsta street, Gt Grimsby
HaU WUUam, 61 Coultham street, Lincoln
HaU WilUam, FrankUn square, SpUsby
BaU WUUam, 67 Monks road, Lincoln
HaU Wm. Redboam& Eirton Llndaey B.&0
HaU Wm.H.lHaiel TOa-Casterton rd.8tamfrd
HaUam Ber, JohnWlnfleld, Manton, Klrton
Llndaey R.S.0
Hallam Hent7, Dudley road, Grantham
Hallam John, Tlmberland, Linooln
HaUam Joseph, t Banoeby terrace, Linooln
HaUett Jamea, 80 Cleetborpe road, Kew
Clee, Great Grimsby
HaUgathJn. Blenheim kaWltham bank,Bcatn
LINCOLNSHIBE.
HaUladay Ber. Jamea, 29 Bad Lion st Boatn
HaUiday SL F. Bock rUla, Scotgate, Stamfrd
HallswxHth BeT, Charles Marsh Eckeraley,
B.A. Curwold, Caistor
Halsted Bev. Octavius Fyke B.A. Scott
WUloughby, Falklngham
Hslton John B. U Colegrave street, Linooln
HamUton Archibald A. Epworth, Doncaster
Hamiltaa Mrs-Weatlleld rd.Barton.on-Hmber
HamUton Bichaid, 7 TinweU rd. Stamford
Hammond David, Blllingbaro',Fklklngham
[kELLT'8
Haniaoa J. H. 3 The Ter.Bracebdge.L!scaIi>
Harrlaon John Bobert, 1 Baetiieid rd. Lrath
Harrison Miss, 179 Eastgate, Louth
Harrison Miss, 16 Friary road, Spalding
Harrison Miss, Stnkeley house, Holbeach
Harrlaon Miss, Trinity terrace. Loath
Harrison Misses, 1 Conglng st Homcast!e
Harrison Mrs. HoUlday house, Holbeach
Harrison Mrs. 87 James street, Louth
Harrison Mrs. Slfasey, Beaton ■
Harrison Bichard, Kfrton, Boston
Hampshire Matthew WUllam,8StCatherine's Harrison Bobert Barnett, Wlnte9:ton,Doncstr
terrace, Colegrave street, Lincolnl Harrison Bobert Edwin,The HaU, HarpsweU,
Hampaon Mrs. Ufllngton, Stamford Klrton Lindsey B.S.0
Hamston Maurice B. 89 Monks road, Lincoln Harrison Samuel, 2 WelUngton st. Louth
HanoockBeT.G.H.Langtott, Market Deeping Harrison Thomas J. p. Dyke, Gedney S.0
Haneoek BeT.Jn.W.Ii.A. 178 Eastgate.Lonth Harrison Thomas, Sibaey, Boston
Hanoook Emeat A. 1 Charles street, Lontli I Harrison WUUam. Bennington, Boston
Hancock Joseph, 41 North parade, Orautham '; Harrison Wm. 6 Carholme road, Linooln
Hand John Downing,14 Avenue nLOrantham . Harrison WlUlam, 17 Orchard it Uocoln
Hand Blohard, 33 North puade, Grantham I Harrison WUUam, SUver stOainsborongh
Haodley Charles, 87 London roatl, Spalding
Handley Miss, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Kandsley Mrs. West end, Alford
Handsley Thomas A. Park lane, Alford
Handaon Charles, The Nuna, Stamford
Handyslde Arthur Bonald, Friskney, Boston
Hanley George, S6 OnUilford street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Hann George, 198 Victor st. Gt Grimhay
Hannah George. 14 Macaulay stGt Grimsby
Hannam Mrs. Dudley st Great Grimsby
Hannam Mrs. The Glen, Corby, Grantham
Hannett George Sumner, Newton
Gladstone terrace, Ornntham
Hansen David C. 4 West parade, GtGrimsby I Spilsby road, Boston
Hanson Rev. WUUam Henry B.A. Stainton- Hartley Joseph, SI Cheviot street, Lincoln
le-Vale, Caistor ; Hartley Bichard Creasey, South park. Lincin
Hanson J. Market pLWiUnBeetAllSaIntaB.S.0 Hartaborue Rev. Thos. 19 Rasen la. Lincoln
Hanson Mrs. Kirton Lindsey B.S.0 I Harvey Bev. Geo.T. m.a. Vicar's crt. Lincin
Hanson Mrs. 19 Tower street, Bi^ston | Harvey Hy. Hrbt 38 London rd. Spaldinp
Harby Mrs. Long Bennln^on, Grantham Harvey Horaoe, WiUeeby, Spalding
Haidaker Joeeph, 188 WilUugham street, Harvey James T. SO Weelsby street, Xew
Harrison W. Witham view, Diury la. Lincoln
Harriaaon Fredk. A. Mattimore ba Holteacb
Harriaaon Mra. Barringtongate, Holbeach
Hart Rev. Richard H. v. a. Dunston, Lincin
Hart B. 199 Halnton st.WeeUby, GtGrimstvy
Hart George Jamea, 3S Earl st Gt Giiicsby
Hart Herbert, Falrvlew, Stamford
Hart John W. B4C AaweU hue, Loutb
Hart Mrs. 34 Broad street, Stamford
Uarte WilUam Thomas, S Sea Bank road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Hartley Rev. Charles, HamUton place,.Uford
house, Hartlev Rev. Ferclval LL.B. Dunabv, Beam
Hartley HoUlday WUUam, East Sklrteck ho.
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
HardcaaUe WUUain,173 Bridge stGainsboro'
Hardlngham Bev. 0. H. B.A. GoxhlU, Hull
Haidwfek Arthur, EastReld house, Boom
Hazdwfck Thoe. Nortli vil. North st Boom
Hardy Dyrmick T. 17 Portland it Lincoln
Hardy George, Queen st. Barton-on-Uumber
Hardy James, 31 Portlaud street, Lincoln
Hardy John Spen^ 13 Melville st Lincoln
Hardy Mrs. Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Hardy Mrs, 1 Charles fltreet, Grantham
Hardy Mrs. Fern vU. Pinchbeck st Spalding
Haidy MrsL Frieaton road, Boston
Hardy Mrs. Park lane, Alford
Hardy Mrs. 189 WiUingbom street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Hardy Robert Thos. 30 Boston rd. Bleaford
Hardy S. T. The Beeches, Hundleby, Spilsby
Hardy Hiomaa, 24 Caatlcgate, Grantham
HatdyT.A.TbeLattrels. Pinchbeck stSpaldng
Hardy TliOB.W.TheBeeches.Handleby,8plsby
Haidy William, 28 Ctutlegate, Grantham
Hardy William. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hardy Wm.J. The Terraoe,Hundleby,SplBby
Hare Mrs. 10 Trinity street, Boston
Hare WiUiam Postaiis, 42 Brood st. Stamfrd
Hargrave Chas. Ed\i-d. 23 Bigbyroa*. Brlgg
fiargiave Mrs. 69 Wrawby street, Biigg
Clee, Great Grimaby
Harvey John, IS Finkin street Grantham
Harvey John Thoe. L.11 Watergate,Granthn
Harvey Miss, 4 Bkirbeck terrace, Boston
Harvey Miss, 33 Tentercroft street, Lincoln
Harvey Mrs. Sonth park, Uncoln
Harvey Richard, Witham vUla, TattersliaU
road, Boston
Harward Mrs. 4 Orosvenor cres. Qt. Grimsby
Harwood Henry, Sklrbeck quarter, Boston
UaslegTHve Miss, Fottergate lodge, Lindom
road, Lincoln
Haasam Thomas, 18 Broad street, Stamford
Hastings Mrs. Reform 8tCrowland,Pet«-boro*
Hatcllffe Cbaa. H. 19 Prospect st Homcastle
Hatfield John, Epworth, Doncaster
Hatfield Jsph. (0 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Hatfield Mrs. 14 Adelaide street Stamford
Hathway Rev, W. J. B.A. DunhalmcLincoln
Hatt Rev. Frederick M.A. Moulton, Spa'din^;
Hatton Rev, John Leigh Smeatiiman B.A.
Rectory. West Barkwith, Wrssby
Hatton John George, 88 Portland at Lincoln
Havercroft C. 37 Newland St. west Lincoln
Hawke John OUver. 13 St Andrew's terrace.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Hawkes Robert S* Tentercroft street Liacln
Hawkins Bev. J. P. Heaoage st GtGrimsby
Hargreaves J.3Claremout tor. Kidgate,Louth I Hawkins Alexander CI Albion t(r.OtGniaby
Hargieaves Mis. J. 21 Trinity st Galusboro'
Harker Tom x.c, cm. Brook lodge. Boom
Harleas Christopher, 7 Trinity lane, Lonth
Harllaa George, Winters terrace, Boston
Barman Mrs. 9 Wi thorn place. Boston
BamdenF.UlHaintonstWeelsby.GtGmsby
HamelsTheophUas Jolm J.p. Hawerby hall.
Great Grimsby
Hamey John, 17a, Trinity lane, Lonth
Harper Rev. Edmund Tristram Horatio U.A.
Luddington, Goole
Harper Rev. Edward, Sutterton, Spalolng
Harper G.147Hencas;e stWeeIsb.T,GtGnnsby
Hariwr John, Morton-by -Gainsborough
Harper Bobert j.p. West End ho. Holbeach
Barper Bobert R. Littlefaury ho. Holbeach
Harpham Mrs. Wm. Pilliom hall, Galneboro'
Hartiea Bev. Riclmrd Oavies u.a. The
Jungle, Swinethorpe, Lincoln
Harris Edward, 2 North parade, Grantham
Harris Edward, Rooktld.Horbling,Falknghm
Harris John, Haxey, Bawtry
Harris Miaa, 8 Bock terrace. Stamford
Harria Miaa, Ulcehy Village
Harrison Bev. Christopher D.A. Bishop Nor-
ton, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Harrison Charles, 1 Janies street, Lincoln
Harrison Charles H.D. 30 Newlanil, Lincoln
Harrlaon Cbarlea, 1 ^Velllngtou street, Louth
Harrlaon Eardley, S2 Sonth st Homcastle
Harrlaon Edward, 22 Minster yard, Lincoln
Harrison Edwin, New street Sleaford
Harrlaon Frederick Hy. 137 High st Linooln
HanrlaonG.BIrtborpe rd.Billlngbora',Flkngm
Harrlaon George, 16 Kldgate, Louth
Barriaon Henry, Bardney, Lincoln
Barriaon James, 7 Dispensary rd. Borneaatle
Harrlaon John, 3 Park terrace, Grantliam
Harrison J.l StFeter's ter. TinweU rd.Btmfd
Hawkins John, 3S Avenue road, Grantham
Hawkawood Tbomaa, Newark road. Linooln
Hawley H. M. Tnmby lawn, Tumby, Boatoo
Haxby Samuel Henry, HatcUSe, OtGrimsby
Hay ChflS.Lyndhnist v1la.Bargte.OtGriiBsby
Hay John, Glen oottage, Holmea lane. Loath
Hay Jowph, 20 Altham terrace, Lincoln
Hay Joseph, Roae vUla, Epworth, Doncaster
Hay Mrs. S9 Upgate. Louth
Hay Mrs. Yarborongh grange. Loath
Hayes Albert Henry, 3 Rock ter. StamfoM
Hayes Alfred Davye, »1 Wrawby at Bri,-y
Hayes Jolin, 4 Butlaod terrace, Stamford
Hayes Mrs. 10 Brook street, Grantham
Hayes Samuel, The Mount Nortbolme.
Gainsborough
Ha^-es Wm.EbeneaerhoiNorthfldAs,S<Bmtotd
Hayman George, North Rauceby, Sleaford
Haynes Mrs. Baaton, Market Deeping
Bayres Mrs. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Hays Rev. Canon John M. A. Rectory, Navenby.
Grantham
Hayter Mrs. 13 Abbey walk. Great Grimsby
Hayward Mrs. 4S Monks road, Lincoln
Hazle Mrs. 3 St Peter's hiU, Stamford
Healey Alfred, Manor House st Homcast6
Healey Alfred Wild, The Chestnuts, West
street, Homcastle
Healey Mrs. S7 North parade, Grantham
Healey WUUam, 2 North terrace, Grantham
Heane Frank, 20 Banks street Homcaetle
Heanley Rev. Robert MarshaU B.A. N«-
tholme hall, Walnfleet AU SainU KSlO
RMnley Mrs. Burgh-ln-the-Marsfa B-S.0
Heape Rev. Frederick Etherington, 77 Port-
land street, Lincoln
Heard Clwrles de Wolfe ii.D. Eeelby, Tlceby
HeathRev.Joeepbx.A.,J,P. Vicarage, Wigt<<t
Spalding
Digitized by
Goo^
ic
COCRT DIRECTOnr.]
Heathcote Rev. OUIwrt Vyvyan, Weat Dwp-
In?, Hnrket Deeping
Heathcote Min, Drmin bank»8kIrbeck,Boston
HeathGateKra.N'ewton bo. Newton, Falkn^hm
Hemthcote Thomas A. B. Newtoa houae, New-
ton, FaliinKbam
Heathorn Alfred, High atreet, Lincoln
HeiLtoaJas.2Si Victor It New Clee,Gt.OrnMti^
Heaton Jn.TbeVilIa,WoodlMll,Spit,Komcatla
Heaven Charles Thoe. Golsterwortb, Gr&nthm
Hebb Henrj Klrke» Gold Both honse, Lindum
temoe, Lincoln
Hedges Rev. Thoe. T. Pilhom, OainsboraasEh
HeCfennan Thomas, Saffron Oarth,Beaamout
fee, Lincoln
Helsby WlUiom, Thmnieve villas. Sea Bonk
road, Cleethorpes. Great Orlmsby
Hem brongh John Wllliama x.R.C.8.Waltbain,
Great OriniBby
Henibrough Mrs. 13 George street, Louth
Hemln^broagh James, Crowle, Doncaster
Uemin»n Mrs. 3 Rutland villas, Stamford
Remmans Bev. Canon Fielder M. A. Vicarage,
Holbeach
Bempaall George, Newport. Lincoln
Herniated Robert, 13 West i>arade,arantham
Hempstock Benjamin, 26 Cemetery la. Louth
Hemstock Rev. Henry m.a. Vicarage, Deep-
in7 St. Nicholas, Spalding
Heudet WUllara.S7 St. Le nard's St. Stamford
Henderson Bethel, 6 Priory gate, Lincoln
Henderson Joshua, IJiA, Albert street, Brigg
Hendry George John, IS'2 Holnton street,
Weelsby. Great Grimsby
Heneage Edward M.P., 1>.L.. J.p. Holnton
hall, Wragby ; & Brooks' club, London s.w
Henley Robert, North Hykebam, Lincoln
Hensley Rev. Charles M.A. Caboum, Coistor
Henslowe Mrs. 18 Newport, Lincoln
Hensman Chorlea, Odell honae. Dispensary
rood, Homcaatle
Hepton Miss, St. Leonard's street, Lincoln
Hepworth Matthew, Roes cottage, Walkeritli,
Oalnsborough
Herbert George, 9 Adelaide street, Stamford
Hermitage William, 1 04 Carholmerd. Lincoln
Herring Frederick, Waddlugham, Kirton
Llndaey R.S.0
Herring Mbs, 27 Tarbofongh Mad, Lincoln
Hervey George Hy. Wm. j.p. Old pl.Sleafor.l
Herzke Albert Robert. 4 High CUS terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Hett Charles Louis, Bridge street, Brigg
Hett Frank Crowder, Wrawby, Brigg
Hett RoeUn, Blgby street Brigg
Hexrins Hy.South st. Mary's gat«,Gt.^rimsby
HeMins Joseph, 81 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Hewitt Rev. Ftands, 1 Abbey villas, Abbey
road, Great Grimsby
HewittFms. A. 436t. Martin's, High stStamfrd
Hewitt Mrs. 43 Carholme rood, Lincoln
Hewitt Mrs.n St. MArtln'8,Hii!h st.Stamford
Hewitt William, The Acres, Great Grimsby
Hewitt Wm. Taylor, The Acres, Gt. Grimsby
Hewsou Edmund. Authorpe, Loutil
HewBon Fred, 300 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
HewBon Hortwell V. M Earl st. Gt Grimsby
He\vBon John, 3 Northgate, Louth
Hewaon Jn. West Acrldge.Borton'On-Hnmber
Hewson Joseph, Dudley street, Gt Grimsby
HewBon Miss, 173 Eastgote, Louth
Hewson Mrs. 80 Engine gate, Lonth
HewsonMrs.»4Halntn.8tWeel9by,GtOrmsby
Hewson Richd.BamoMby-le-Beck,Gt.Gnnsby
HerwQod Ed«*ard, 64 Monk" rood, Lincoln
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Hill James, 19 South parade, Gainsborough
Hill Joseph, 1 St John's ter. Galnsbotongh
Hill Miss, Barrow road, Barton-on-Humber
Hill Hlaa, Bpwortb, Doncaster
Hill Hiss, Weatfleld road, Barton-on-Bumber
Hill Mn. 7 Bridge road, Gainsborough
Hni Mrs. GrlmoTdby, Louth
Hill Mrs. 43 Hainton stWeel8by,Gt Grimsby
HUl Mrs. Bootter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Hill Mrs. The Elms, Croft WalnOeet All
Saints R.B.0
Hill Mrs. 13 Welland pi. London rd. Spalding
Hill Thomas, 133 Eastgate, Louth
HiU William, 217 Cleethorpe road, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Hill William, Hamilton plooe, AUord
Hill William, S Orchard street Lincoln
Blllam Faol Ckimelins, 3 Angers ter.Oronthm
HllUom Capt Thomas, Church st Spalding
HUllamJn. Wm.Bose cotNorthlleld,Stam(ord
Hillier Andrew Stratton,6 Sydenham terraoe.
New market Lonth
HiltonRobinson,Blll ho.Wellingore,aranthm
Hilton William, Haxey, Bawtry
Hind Rev. Thomas, 2 West Hill villas,Carllne
road, lincoln
Hind Anderson, Tithe ho. Ciowle, Doncaster
Hind Mrs. 17 Commercial road, Grantham
Hinde George, 9 Queen's terrace, Boston
Hindlegr George, Worlaby, Brigg
Hlndley John, 6 Carholme road, Lincoln
Hindley Mlsa,Cbapel laue,Bai:ton-on-Humber
Hlne Mrs. Kingston terrace, Sleaford
Hlnson Charles, Wharf terrace, Stamford
Hinson Wm. Fern vil]a,Northfields, Stamford
Hlnxman Col.BowIey Willes, Ivy house, Bnr
ton road, Lincoln
Bird William, 39 Vine st Monks rd. Lincoln
BIscox James, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Blaaett John, 4 Bam hill, Stamford
Bitchcock Mrs. 20 SouUi street Louth
Bobley Grant, 16 Clarence terrace, Abbey
road. Great Grimsby
Hobeon Alfred, Bavecfleld, Spalding
Hobson Arthur William Perkins, Lonrel
house, Sutton/Brldge, Wisbech
Hobson Henry, Franklin square, SpUsby
Hobson Matthew, I Welland villas, London
road, Spalding
Hobson Mrs. Retreat cottage, Old BoUng-
broke, Spilsby
Hobson Mrs. Roman blcLong Sutton, Wisbech
Hobson Mrs, Wrawby road, Brigg
Botason Richard Feele, The Cottage, Old
Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Bobaon William James Eland J.P. The Elms,
London road, Spalding
Hockney Mrs. 9 Rutland villaa, Stamford
Hockney Richard, Albion house, Pinchbeck
road, Spalding
Hodge Bav. Alfred, Helprlngton, Sleaford
Hodgett Chas. Matthias, 7 Wong, Horncastle
Hodgett Jn. Thos. IS Wellington st Lincoln
Bodgkinson Rev. Canon Gisorge Langton
M.A. Trinity street Gainsborough
Bodgkinson Thos.Blllingborongh, FalUnghm
Bodgson Major Joseph Hamilton, HIU dde,
Grantham
Hodgson Rev.Samuel Edward M.A. Vicarage,
Scawbynrnm-Sturton, Brigg
Hodgson Thomas, Bogsthorpe, Alford
Hodson John, Candlesby hall, Spilsby
Bodson Miss, Bundleby road, SpUsby
Hodson Mrs. Bridge house, Gainsborough
Boil Mrs. It7 Eastgate, Loutli
HoS William, Grebby hall, Scremby, Spilsby
Bogarth Rev. George m.a. Vicarage, Barton-
on-Bumber
Hej'wood Mrs. 44 Monks road, Lincoln
Hibhins John,33 St Martin's, High ststamtrd Bogg Mrs. Albert street Holbeach
Hlckinbotkam Mrs. 23 Carholme nl. Lincoln I Bolah Mrs. Bope vlUa, Bolbeach
HlcksonMrs.Re<l bo.East AUington.Gronthm ' Bolbonm Mis. Church fttreet Holbeach
Hickaon SamL Geo. 17 Queen st Homcastle
Hi}? Ion Mrs. Cedar house, Boli)each
Hiz'lon Wniiam, Kirton, Boston
Higains Capt John, Manor house, Alfotd
Higgins Frederick, Park lane, AUord
Hi^rgins Hy,Ang.I9 St George's sq. Stamford
Hi7glna Mrs. 9 Rntiand terrace, Stamford
Hizidns Tliomas, 134 Cleethorpe rd.New Clee,
Great Grimsby
HizTlns Thomas Jas. V.D. Bridge at Loath
HizKs Mrs. M St Martin's, HIghst. Btamfrd
Hiarm Thomas, Havelock street, Spalding
HiMred Charles, Hamilton pbtce, Alfoid
HiMrwi Edward, Tower rd. Shirbeck, Boston
Hil Ired George James, Market place, Boston
Hil Ired Henry, 81 Main ridge. Boston
Hil Ired John Henry, 19 Balnton street
WeeLobv, Great Grimsby
HIMreil Miss, Skirbeck, Boston
Hil Irei Mrs. Bnrgh-ln-the-Mara)i B.S.0
Hil lrarlRev.Jas.B.D.,j.P.Ingoldsby,Gmthm
HllesJsp<!.Waddlnghm.Klrton LIn<lseyR.8.0
Hiler Mrs. 24 Pinchbeck road, Spalding
HUl Bev. Robert Morkhom H.A. 2 Clarence
villas St Catherine's, Lincoln
H;11 Allen Bobt Manor ho. Legbourne, Louth
Hill Edward. West street Bourn
HUl (George, Holydyks, Borton-on-Hnmber
Hill Henry, 68 Monks road. Lincoln
Hill Herbert, 14 Newport Lincoln
Bolden Rev. Robert Langton St Andrew's,
Bomcastle
Holdich Rev. Thomas Peach M.A. Llnwood,
Market Basen
Holdich Thomas HInman, West gate, Sleaford
Boldsworth Rev. WilUam, 23 Bridge stBrlgg
Holdsworth Francis, 13 Felham Btreet,LIiic(un
Holdiwortb John, West Street road, Beaton
Hddaworth William Henry, Allaa vilh^
Weat Street road, Boston
Hdgate Mis. Barrov-on-Humber, Hull
Holbubead Mrs. 47 Westgate, Loath
Holiwell Rev. Walter Currer B.A. Irby-on.
Bumber, Calstor
Holklnga Bichard Dean,4 Rock terrace, Scot-
gata^ Stamford
HoUand Bev. Chas. D. B.A. FIshtoft Boston
Holland Rev. Walter L. B.A. The Rectory,
Waddlngham, Eirton Lindsey R.8.0
Holland Benjamin, Tetford, Bomcastle
Holland Fredk. Falrfleld, Newlands, Lincoln
Holland George, Epworth, Doncaster
Holland Miss, Rose cot Newmarket, Louth
Holland Miss, Stamford rd. Market Deeping
HoUoad Miss, Tetford, Homcaatle
Holland Mrs, 21 Altham terraoe, Unocln
Holland Mra. 2 St Botolph's green. High
street, Linooln
Holland Mis. SUrbeck, Boston
Holland Mra. John, High at Market Deeping
HOW 733
Holland Wm. J.P. Chnreh at Market Deeping
Holland WllUam Miller, lAngwortb, Lincoln
Bollingsworth Alfred, 163 Victor street, New
Clee, Great Grimst^
HoUingsworth Qeo.Abbey walk, Ot. Grimsby
Holllngworth Chas.Stphn.g Wrawby st.Brlgg
Hollingworth Thoo. 28 Flottergt Gt Grimsby
HoUia Bev.Rt Whaplode Drove,Peterbon>agh
BoUla Mrs. Little Bytiiom, Stamford
Holmon Frederick,19 North atreet Grantham
Bolmes Rev. Jsph. H.A.Swlneshead,Spaldlng
Hohnes Edward Hy. 30 Portland st Linco:n
Holmes George, 7 Drurj' lane, Linooln
Holmes Benry, 28 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Holmes John Smith, 40 Park street Linooln
Holmes John Thomas, M St Martin's, High
street, Stamford
Holmes Mlia, 3 Croft street Bomcastle
Holmes Misses, 8 Lindum road, Lincoln
Holmes Mn. High street Holbeach
Holmes Mrs. Hundleby road, Spilsby
Holmes Mrs. 23S Victor street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Holmes Mrs. Yarborongh place, Brigg
Holmes Richard, Donington, Spalding
Holmes Wm.Baik8tone-Ie-Willows,arantham
Bolmes WIlliam,Cbantry lane,Great Grimsby
Holmes William, 177 CleeLhorpe road. New
Glee, Great Grlmaby
Holmes William, 79 Hainton street Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Holmes Wm.Hy. S8 London road, Grantham
Holmes William Beury, Minting house.
Minting, Homcastle
Holmes William P. Brigg
Holoran Samuel Fattison, Thorndale, St
Catherine's, Lincoln
Holt Bev. George William, Bardney hall,
Barton-on-Homber
Holt Bev. Jn.Unssendine M.A.Keelby, Ulcebv
Holt George Edward, 169 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Holt Mrs. Elm villas, Elm road, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Holt Thos. Oodftey, Alpine cottage, Burton-
on-Stather, Doncoater
Holtby Walter B. 72 WlUingham street
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Bolton Jn.QulIdtord ho. South park, Lincoln
Honey Rev. William Henry Wyer X. A., LL.M.
RectoiT, Ralthby, Loath
Honaam Nathaniel, Hundleby, SpUaby
Hood George, Sonth park, Lincoln
Hood Sinclair Franklin B.A.,J.P. Nettleham
hall, Linooln
Bood William John Scott 47 Hainton street
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Boodless Mrs, 63 Balnton street Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Beeper Nelson, 60 Cleethorpes road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Booson Rev. William M.A. Fanonage, Weat
Plncbbeok, Spalding
Hooton Mrs. 9 Torr street Gainsborough
Hooton Mrs. Tower road, Shirbeck, Boston
Hope Rev. Samuel, Hnltcft Alford
Bope William More, Stamford Infirmary,
Bourn road, Stamford
BopUns Miss, 23 Bigbv street Brigg
Hopkins William,79 Btlrllng streetNew Clee,
Great Grimsby
Bopper Miss, 46 Enginegate, Louth
Bopwood Rev. Walter William M.A.
Grammar school, Alford
Herd Miss, 37 Spring gardens, Gainsborough
Born Miss, 33 Gleorge street Loutb
Borner Bnrsell, Eshcol villas, Cartergate,
Great Grimsby
Bornsby Jas. j.p.BcnIngton hall, Grantham
HomsbyMrs. RIcbard,St VIncent's,Grantliam
Homsby William, Elsham honse, Grantham
Homaby William J.p, Imbam hall. Boom
Horrey Thoe. Dyke booae, SUrbeck, Boston
Horry John Thurbon, 42 Weat street Boston
Horsley Jn. Westfield rd. Barton-on-Bumber
Horsley Mrs. Foundry terraoe, Market Basen
Borton Misses, 37 Main ridge, Boston
Borton Mrs. 1 Bill terrace, Lonth
Borton Mrs. 18 Stanley street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
BosklngsBev. Alex. Wesley vlls. Market Basen
Botchen Tbomoa, 81bsey> Boston
RonghtonBev. Wm,Chrlatph. B. A.FalkIngham
Honghton Alfred Joaeph, 60 WilUngham
street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Houghton George, Beech villa. West Acrldge,
Bortcn-on-Hnmber
Honghton Henry, Billlngboro', Falklngham
Houldrldge W. Burton-on-Stathei, Doncaster
Howard Very Rev. William Wathen M.A.
Rectory, Church street Market Deeping
Howard Rev. Herbert Rowland B.A. Morton
terrace, Gainsborough
Boward Rev. John, Sutton, Wisbech
Howard Bdwaid, Rise farm, Nocton, Lincoln
Howard FItsalan J.p. Holyrood house, Cow-
Mt road, Spalding
Howard George Fiedcrrlck Cartels j.p.
London road. Long Sutteo, Wisbech
Howard John, High stLong Satton,Wl8becIi.
Howard Mrs. FVaak. Holbaaeh
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LINCOLNSHIRE.
[Kelly's
Howacd Mn. High at. Long Batton, Wisbecb
Howard Un.8S St.Martin'B,Hlgh abStamford
Howard Kn. C. 18 North parade, Grantham
Howard Mrs. U.4 Ball way terrace, Grantham
Howard Banwon, Whltehall,Bardney,Lincaln
Howard Vernon, Trinity ho. SpUabyrd. Boston
Howard William Cooper, 218 Hatnton street,
Weetoby, Great Grimsby
Howarth Hiss, 00 North parade, Grantham
Howden Benjamin, 6 York street, Boston
Howden Ura, 6 West porade, Lincoln
Howes Francis Charles Pliimptre U.D.
General Dispensary, Slirer street, Lincoln
Howitt George, 47 Newland, Lincoln
Hewlett Bartholomew, IKlrton Llndsey B.S.0
Hewlett Elisha, Waddlngham, Klrton
Llndsey R.S.0
Rowtett Wm-England, Klrton Llndsey B.S.0
HowBun Mrs. IDS ITpgate, Louth
Howae Hy.]I.Ii.cr.F.10Lucy Tower st.Llncln
Howson Besll, Fulbeck, Grantham
Ho.Tland Mrs. 16 Kichol hlU, Louth
Hoyles William, 28 Norfolk street, Boston
Hubbard James, 4 Kingston tenaoe, Sleaford
Hubbard Mrs. «5 Eaitgaie, Sleaford
Hubbard Mrs. 12 Fen street, Boston
Hnbbert John, Tattershall, Boston
Hubbert Mrs. Witbam place, Boston
Hnekett Edwd. 11 Town Ball st Gt Grimsby
Hnddleston Wm. 29 Portland St. Lincoln
Hudson BeT. John Claie 1I.A. Vicarage,
Thornton, Horncaatle
HndaonQ«o.Brlton,Langtoft, Market Deeping
Hudson Miss, T Bainsgatc, Loath
HudaonIUcba.WestlIeld rd.Barton-onHnmber
Huff Ber. Edmund B.A. Vicarage, Little
CawthoTpe, Louth
Hufton Edward, SO Hainton st. Weelsby,
Gt Grimsby
Hufton William, 14 Henenge st. Weelsby, Gt.
Orimsby
HnghesBev.A. P. m.a. Backnan,Honica8tle
Hughes Bev. Thee. Bneyd. Vicarage, High
Toynton, Homcastle
Hughes Mis. 8 Orchard street, Lincoln
Hnlbert Bev. Charles Butler B.A. Bectory,
Adellethorpe, Burgh R.S.0
Hull Edwd. Gordon ii.A.,«.D.Withem,AUord
Hull Bobert, 8 High Cliff terrace. Sea bank,
Cleethorpes, Gt. Grimsby
Humbetstone James, 94 Heneage st. Weelsby,
Ot. Grimsby
Humberstone William, 8 Thomas street,
Weelsby, Gt Qiimsby
Humphrey Wheatley F.Owston Ferry.Bawtry
Hunn Charles Newhun, 25 Mainlridge,Bo8ton
Hunsley Geo. Jspb. Ktrtou Llndsey R.S.0
Hnnsley Richard, Widtbam, Gt. Grimsby
Hunt Charles, Priestgnte, Barton-on-Humber
Hunt Cha8.jun.Holjdyke, Barton-on-Humber
Hunt Christopher Dewick Ctiarles, Crow
Garth, Gainsborough
Hunt Hy. Pricstgate, Barton-on-Humber
Hunt Miss, Witham terrace, Boston
Hunt Hr«. 2 Claremont ter. Kidgate, Louth
Hunt Mn. 13a, Spring gardens, Spalding
Hunt Mrs. The Elms, Stamford
Hunt Thomas, Wootton, Ulceby
Hunter Rev. Benj.D. A. Alk borough, Doncaster
HnnterChas.E.4Glad8tone ter. Kidgate, Louth
Hunter Harrison, 11 Orchard street, Lincoln
Hnnter Joseph, 6i) Hainton street, Weelsby,
Ot Grimsby
Hnnter Mrs. Heckington, Sleaford
Hnnter Sam]. 1 Pleasant pi. Ramsgate, Louth
Hunter Thos. Houghton, Holton rd. Spilsby
Hunter William, 6 Ramsgate, Louth
Huntsman Hiss. 7 Prospect place, Spalding
Huntsman Mrs. 9 Chantry la. Ot. Grimsby
Huntsman His. Westfleld rd. Barton-on-
Humber
Huntsman Thomas, 3 Sydenham terntoe.
New market, Louth
Hurdman Joseph, Empringluun, Mareham-
on-the-HiU, Homcastie
Hurdman Wra. Manor ho. WiUoughby, Alford
Hurle Jlin. Witham cot Witham bnk. Boston
Hurley Richard, 7 Sydenham terrace, New
market, Louth
Hum Mrs. 2A, Winsover rood, Spalding
Hurrell William Cranfurd, Jock hedge,
Burgh-ln-the-Marsh R.S.0
Hurrell William T. Sutton bridge, Wisbech
Hurry Jim. Elm villa, Albert st Spalding
Hurst J.61 Hainton st Weelsby, GtGrtmsby
Hurst John, Lyndhurst Tillas, Bargate, Gt
Orimsby
Hurst John,'.Trin!ty terrace. Eastgate, Louth
Hunt Mrs. 94 Upgate, Louth
Hurt Rev. Robert x. A. The Rectory, Carlby,
Stamford
HusbandsJohn Edwin.Melboum honse,Town
Hall square, Ot Grimsby
Hussey Mrs. Coleby cottage, Coleby, Lincoln
Hntchlns Rev. William Horace b.a. Rectory,
Soltfleetby All Saints, Louth
Butchlnson Rev. Henry m.a., St Andrew's
terrace. New Clee, Ot Grimsby
Bntcbinion Rev. Henry v. a. 1 St .Andrew's
terrace, Stirling st New Clee, Gt Grimsby
HiitobinsonArthttr,228t Peter's bil),OnuitlMui
Hutchinson Jas. Hanthorpe lodge, Orantham
Hutchinson Hiss, 28 Westlodestreet,Bpaldlng
Hntehinaon Roberi^ 44 Albion sb Spalding
Hntcbinson William, St Oiclnrd it. Lincoln
HutsonWm. Curtis, Bridgebo.Skir(ieck,Bost»n
Button Lieut. -OoL Gkorge Holden, Kn^t)!^
hall, Gainsborough
Button Lieut-Col. George Horlafid D.L., J.P.
Burton hall. Gate Burton, Gainsborough
Button Rev. Canon Henry WoUaston M.A.
J.P. Vicar's court, Lincoln
HuxleyBobert,108Wllllngham street Weelsby,
Gt Orimsby
Eyde William J.P. The Sycamore^, Louth
Hyde William, jun. Southtield house, Ken-
wlck road, Louth
Hyldon Edgar, 187 Victor street, Hew Clee,
Gt Orimsby
I'Anson Mattjbew, Wootton, tJloeby
rAnsanFluUpBlakeway,7 Westgate,Oranthm
Idle Hiss, DOTrington. Lincoln
Iggulden Bev. William Henry H.A. Broad
street Stamford
Iggulden Mrs. 1 St Stephen'* rillaa, Boitm
road, Stamford
Ues John, Abbey Park house, Louth
Illes Waldwln, 5 Albion ter. Of Grimsby ,
Illingworth George,104 Upper Burgess street
Ot Orimsby ,^ ; lu^ ri'
Inch OeorgeiBradshawB ter. ^Jdrb^fc, Bpmpn
IngamellB Charles, 8 Irby place, Boston' :.
Inge Rev. John Edward Alexander B.A.
Rectory, Gayton-le-Maish, Alford
Inglis Thos.' 20 Tentercrof t street, Lincoln
Ingold Zachary, Kill hill, Frampton, Boston
Ingoldby Alfred, Mercer row, LoutJi
Ingoldby Edward, 6 Witham bank, Boston ■
Ingoldby Frederick, 91 James street, Louth
Ingoldby Frederick Jhn. 1 Orimsby rd.Lonth
Ingoldby Gea Barter, Eastgate, Sleaford
Ingoldby Henry, Northgate, Sleaford
Ingoldl^ John, 12 Oospelgate, Louth
Ingoldby Hiss, 12 Oospelgate, Louth,
Ingoldby Wm, Butts rd. Barton-on-Humbei;
Ingram Charles, 211 Hainton st Weelsby,
Gt Orimsby
Ingram Henry Howard, Snnnyside, Norfli-
flelds, Stamford
Ingram Thomas Espin, MB, Aswell Uk Lo^t^
Inkley Mrs. 1 Spring street, Spalding
Inkpen Mrs. 4 Earle street, Gt Grimsby -
Inman Bev. Henry, North Scarle, Newark
Inman Mrs. Belchford, Horncastle
Innmon Mrs. St. Catherine's, Lincoln
Insull Rev. Walter, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
loms Chas.Risbec,30 Spital ter.Ooinsborough
Ireland David, 138 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Ot Orimsby
Ireland Mrs. EzeMel, Thomton-le-Fen,
Boston
Ireland William, Harshchapel, Ot Orimsby
Iremonger Bev. Edward Reginald If. A.
Pembroke house, Rutland road, Slcegness
Ireson Mrs. South end, Alford
Irving Charles, Long Bennington, Orantham
Irving Ja8.83 BaintonstWeeUby,Gt Orimsby
Irving John ChiistoplMr,BUlinghaor, Sleaford
Irving HzB. Donlngton, Spalding
Jackson William, 2 Sastfleld road, Loutb
Jaokson William 80rosvenorerea.0taiinuby
Jaelaon WOliam, South park, Lincoln
Jacobaon Thoa.Bdmand,34 Westgate, Sleaford
Jacoby Bev. Oeo. Wm. Julius, Laceby, Ot
Orimsby
Jsiiques Mrs. 14 Osborne street Ot Orimsby
Jalland Robert, Bridge stnet, Hemcaatla
James Bev. Walter Bill ii.a. Fleet Holbeach
James C1areno& 2 Cemetery lane, Louth
James Mrs. 3 Ohequergate, Louth
Jameson Bev. Oeiorge Browne M.A. Drurj
lane, Lincoln
Jameson George, Bigh stxeet Caistor
Jameson Mrs. 14 Lindmn rood, Lincoln
Jaqoea Miss, Beighlngton, Lincoln
Janllne James, Flllingbam castle, Lincoln
Jarrett Bev. Beaumont B.A.Swinstead,Bonm
Jarvls Rev.Charlea Edwin B.A., J.P, Batton,
Wiagby
Jarvis Rev. Francis Amcotta M.A., J.P
Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Jarvis Edward, 48 Spilsby road, Boston
JarviB George Eden D.L., J.P, Doddlngton
hall, Linoun
Jay George, Hartley lodge, Sewell nLLInooIn
Jeans Jas. Wm. M.l).16 Swinegate, Orantham
Jebb John Joehna, Norton bouse, SUrbeck
quarter, Boston
Jeff WDUiun Henry, 8 OoTholme road,LlncolD
Jeffery WQllam Hy. 6 Chaucer ta. Grantham
Jelfrey Henry, East Keal, Spilsby
Jeffs Charles, 48 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
- Great Orimsby
Jpffs Henry, 83 Cleethorpe road, ^ew Clee,
- Great Grimsby
Jeffs Mrs. 11 Rutland terrace, Stamford
; Jekyll Herbert, 7 Carholine road, Lincoln
Jekyll John,CaBtle Hoat haDrury la.Linaoln
Jelley Hisses, i Rutland pi. Stamford
Jelley Mn.8West View ter.Nortbfids.6tunfird
Jenklnson0.2WestView ter.NortbfldSLStamtd
Jenkinson Hichael, 4 Augen ter. Grantham
Jennings Oeorge, 18 Crescent Spalding
Jennings John William, Ermyn cottage,
Tinwell road, Stamford
Jennison Matthew William, 219 Hainton
street Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Jenonr Rev. Maynaid Edward B.A. Rectory,
Evedon, Sleaford
Jepson Hiss, 8 Spring gardens, Gainsborough
,Jerrome B. 1 Cheviot ter. Monks rd. Lincoln
Jesson Rev. Frederick M.A. Rectory, Stoke
Rochford, Orantham
Jessop Alfred, Drain side north, Boston
Jessop Joel, Argyle street Boston
Jessop Thonuu Fletcher, 1 Douglas viBaa,
Frieston road, Boston
Jessop Thomas F. Drain side north, Boston
Jeesopp Aug. Leverton.M Southgate, Sleaford
Jetto Roqne, lU Cleethorpe rd. Gt Orimsby
Jevons Mrs. Chapel street Marke^Raaen
Jenitt Capt Thomas,I>ock heod,^ Orimaby
Jewitt George Exley, 51 Stanley street New
Clee, Great Orimsby
Jex John, Tettord, Homcastie
JillingsMn.HighiitBilllngboro', Falkingham
Jillott Albert 6 Earl steeet Great Orinuhy
Isitt John Thomas, Billfoot lodge, Barrowby Jillott James Mead, 76 Earl st Gt Orimsby
rood, Orantham
Isle Robt ColUnson, 38 Queen st Homcastie
Isllp Mrs. 41 St Paul's street, Stamford
Iszatt Mrs. Vine st Billingboro', Falkingham
Ivens Thomas, 4 West parade, Lincoln
lyeeon Albert The Hollies, Morton tejcnufe,
Gainsborough ' ^
Jacklin WUliam, SaltSeet Louth
Jackson Bev. Cbas. Bird u.a. Wold Newton,
Ot Orimsby
JacksonRev.Edwd.Hall,88 Enginegate,Ldutb
Jackson Rev. John Hampden B.A. Vicarage,
North Reston, Louth ,j
Jackson Rev. John Russell M.A., ; J.T.
Houlton, Spalding
Jackson Benjamin, 206 WiUingliom str««^
Weelsby, Gt Grimsby ' ;
Jackson Charles, 138 Cleethorpe road, Kpw
Clee, Gt Grimsby
Jackson Edward Arthur, 4 Fountain villa;, - Great Grimsby
Jobson Mrs. 21 Wareham road, Homcastie
Jochems Rev. John, St Norbert's reaidenoe,
Crowle, Doncaster
Johns Hn. Bennington, Boston
Johnson Rev. Alexander, Fnlstow, Louth
Johnson Rev. Jn.Hy.B.A.Kirmington,Ulceby
Jotmeon Rev.Peverel B. A. South gate, Sleaford
Johnson Rev. Woodthorpe M.A. Rectory,
Orainsby, Great Grimsby
Johnson A. Burton hall, Wainfieet rd.Bo«taa
Johnson Edward, Billingboro', Falkingham
Johnson Edward, 37 Eaatfield road, Lontli
Johnson George Godwin, 18 St Andrew's
tenaoe, Stirling st New Clee, Gt Orimsby
Johnson G.W.Rn8holmeldg.Bonmrd.StBintH
Johnson Henry, 10 Rutland tem«e,8<amford
Johnson Henry, 21 Yorborough rd. Lincoln
'Johnson James, Beoloy bouse, Homcastie
'Johnson John, 122 Heneage street Weelsby,
Lumley road, Skegness
Jackson Edward Henry, Bagsbot vllla^
Dudley street Ot Orimsby
Jackson Howard, The Boll, North Reston.Ltli
Jackson Jas. S Victoria ter. Skirbeck, BoBton
Jackson John Charles, North street Bourn'
Jackson John LowthianM.B., CM. Orimsby &
District hospital, South parade. West
Marsh, Ot. Orimsby
Jackson Jhn.Mlddleton.l! Queen's ter. Boston
Jackson .liph. Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Jackson Hiss, 10 Bapk street Lincoln
Jackson Hisses. 67 Upgate, Louth
Jackson Mrs. Ashby, Brigg
Jackson Mrs. Boston Road terrace, Sleaford
Jackson Hrs. Klrton house, Klrton, "Boston
Jackson Hrs. 0 Lucy Tower street, Linoolu
Jackson Hrs. Spilsby road, Boston
JacksonT.lgJSHalnton st.Weelsby,OtGrm8by
Jackson TIios. L.R.c.9. Edin. Sibley ho. Hlbch
Jackson Thos. Haideus, 8 Witham pi, Boston
Jackson Thos.Nerett,Kirtonend,Kirton,Biitn
Johnson John, 61 Stanly street New Clee,
. Great Orimsby
Johnson John, "Vine cot Bourne rd. Alford
Johnson John Jamee, 2A Orchard st Lincoln
Johnson John William Denne J.P. Temple
Belwood, Belton, Doncaster
Johnson Joseph M.R.C.S. Burgh-in-the-
Marsh R.a0
Johnson Miss, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Jolmson Miss, Labumam cottage. Billing-
borough, Falldngham
Johnson Mrs. 11 Albert street Brigg
Jqlu^soja His. 8 Angers terrace, Orantham
Johnson Hrs. 13 Orescent Spalding
john8onHrs.Oarth vil. Lincoln rd.Bomcaatle
JdKiison Hrs. 83 London road, Orantham
Johnsop Hrs. 98 London road, Spalding
^oTinson Hrs. Long Bennington, Grantham
Johnson Mrs. Mill place, Brigg
Johnson Mrs. Mill street. Market Rasen
Johnson Mrs. North end, Crowle, Doncaater
Johnson Mrs. 28 Queen street, BomcasUe
Digitized by VjUUV IC
COURT DIRECTORY.]
Jduuon Mn. 28 St. F>nl'a ■treet, Stamford
Johnxm Mtt. The Elms, Atfoid
Johiuoii Mn. The VUla, SpiUby rd. Boston
Johnion Mn. Weat gate, Slnfoid
johnion Osborne, T<iii)Tigti«ni, Kewnrk
Johnwn Bobert Wold Newton, at. Orlnubf
Johnion nieodhDas Manrloe Stephen, Hoi'
land booae. High (treet, Biialdlng
Johnmi Thoi. Cirtwrl^t,Totiiby ba AUord
Johnion TbomM 0. jnn. The Blmk, Alfotd
Johnaoo Ilioe.Bd.8C»akgatest.aainBborongb
Johnion Tom George, Heigblngton, Llnooln
johuon'WnUain, • I>topeiiiaryrd.Homei«t>e
JotaoMn WOllam, Nayr Holluid, Hun
Johnaou WllUezh Henz7, Brewery boaae,liOng
Satton, 'Wisbech
Johnston Rer. William BoyslLA. NewBol-
ingtook& Boston
Jidinstoa Henry Hammond, IS Bt.Fet8r'(.lilIl,
Grantham
Johnston Miss, 2 Avenne road, Grantiuun
Johnstoo Bobert Henry J.P. The Bank, West-
gate, arantham
Johnstone Bev. John M.A. Haxey, Bawtry
Johnstone John Kilgonr, Bpwortti,Donca8t6r
Joll Watson, 48 Qneen street, Homcastle
Jolly Bey. John B.A. Bleatord road, Boston
Jol^ Ber. Wm. OrUBtli, U Bamsgate, Louth
Jollye Bdwaid WiUam, Donington, Spalding
Jones Bev. David, Money Bridge, West
Pinchbeck, Spalding
Jones Rev. Darid, 4 Qneen street, Honicastle
Jones Rer. John, lU Hi^ street, Lincoln
Jones Rer. JohnO.If.A.PInchbs^ rd. Spalding
Jones Rer. William Price M. A. Rectory, Olee-
thorpes, Oraat Orimsby
Jones Donoan, Hanowlff load, Orantham
Jones Edward Stephen, Bpworth, Doncaster
Jones Ernest, 31St.Martln's,High stStamfrd
Jones Evan Wlllianis, 31 Tower sfc Boston
Jones John, Chapel 1^ Barton-on-Humber
Jones Mn. 4 Albion terrace, Gnuitham
Jones Mrs. 4 Francis street, Spalding
Jones Mrs. 4 Spring etreet, Spalding
Jones William, Kirtoo, Boston
JopIinHy.Jostmh, 18 BtGeorge's sq. Stamford
Joisa Herri Henri Andri J.p. Bamoldby-le-
Beck, Great Grimsby
Jowett J.M Hainton st.Weelsby,Ot.Grin»by
Jowett Mn. Booms Iw, Bonme road, Alford
Joy Bev. Henry I>.D. Oraatford, Stamford
Joyce Edward, 3 St Peter's street, Stamford
Jndd Frederick Shell, 4 Henrietta st. Spalding
Judge Cbaa. Waterside nLBartcn-on-Humber
ICay William, 4 Orchard street, Unooln
Kaye Ten. Andideacon William Frederick
John u. A. Bectory, Rlseholme, Llnooln; &
The Archdeaconry, Llnooln
Keal John William, K Lee street, Louth
Keal Itobert, Wrangle, Boston
KeeUe Arthur James. 48 Portland st. Lincoln
Keeble James, 101 WlUingham sL Weelsl^,
Great Grimsby
Eeeley BeT. James Percy. 1 Stanley street,
New Olee, Great Grimsby
Eeeley Bev. James B. 1 St. John's, terrace,
Cleetborpe road. Great Grimsby
Keen Charles, 81 Llquorpond slzeet, Boston
Eeetley Robert, Sea Bank road, Cleetborpes,
Great Orimsby
KeeUey Thomas Bell, 31 Victoria stiest west.
Great Grimsby
Keigbtley George, Hillfleld la. Gainsborongb
l^elk Mrs. 19 Spring gardens, Spalding
£elk William, The Hall, Woodthorpe, Alford
Kell William Henry, West street, Alford
Keller Alexander Lambert, Bourne villa,
Halton Holegate, SpUsby
Kelly Benjamin, 40 The Park, Llnooln
Kelly James, Market place. Market Deeping
Kelsey Bamnel, Morton-by-Gainsborougo
Kelaey Thomas, Orowle, Doncaster
Kebey William, Gartborpe, Goole
Kemp Bev. Edwin Bichard, St. Ann's lodge,
Sewellroad, Lincoln
Kemp George, 36 Qneen street, Homcastle
Kemp Herbert W. 48 Qneen st. Homcastle
Kemp John. SUrbeck terrace, Boston
Kemp Mrs. Thnrlby grange, Thurlby, Alford
Kemp Mra. Westsbeet, AUord
Kemp Mrs. Harrison, 18 Qneen st. Homcastle
Kemp Samuel Bobt. Chantry la. Gt. Grimsby
Kemp Wlllbun, 30 Gresham street, Llnooln
Kendall James, Eastoft, Ooole
KeudaJ] Joseph, 19 Orchard street, Lincoln
Kendall Stephen, 183 Cleetborpe road. New
Clee, Oreat Grimsby
Kendrew Rev. Wm.l Chantry la.Gt. Grimsby
Kenington John, Cbeapside, Boston
Kennedy Major Francis 0.4 James st. Uncoln
Kennedy Rev. Lewis Drommond a. A. East
TheddJetbarpe, Louth
Kennlngton Holtby, 84 Barl st. Ot. Orimsby
Kennington Mrs. 8 Queen street, Brigg
Kennington William, Bargate villa. Bwgate,
Great Orimsby
Kenrlck Mrs. 2 Bock ter. Bootgate, Stamford
Kent Edward, 8 West parade, Lincoln
Kent John, 18 Beaumont villas, Lincoln
Kent Ulsa, Elm Tree house, Caistor
Kent >Ira. SpDsby road,3oston -
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Karr Alex. J.iBleanorsiLWeelsby,Gt. Grimsby
Kerr Mrs. 80 Earl street. Great Grimsby
Kesteren Lord J.P. Osaewlok hall, TTIBngtan,
Stamford ; & Oariton club, London B.vir
KetUewell Bev. Stanley B.A. Blnbrooke,
Market Basen
Kew Alfred, 7 Lee street. Loath
Key Bev. Wm. Simpson, Winten.ter. Boston
Key Mis. 28 Croft street, Lincoln
Keyworth George, Freeaohool lane, Lincoln
Keyworth Mrs. James street, Unooln
Keyworth Thomas, Fneachool lane, Lincoln
Kwworth William, 33 Spital ter. Gialnsboro,
Kiddall George, 164 Eas^ate, Louth
KiddaU William, 10 Eastfleld mad, Louth
Kiddall James William, 1 Park terrace,
Eastfleld road, Louth
Kidman Wm. Thos. 8 Melville st. Galnsboro'
Kidney Thomas, 71 Back st. aalnsboroagh
Kime WiUiam, 37 James street, Louth
Kincaiid A. W. Grammar school, Llndon
teitacs, Lincoln
King Henry,10 Ferseveranoe terraae,Thmns-
coe road, deethorpes. Great Grimsby
King John William, lU WlUingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
King Miss, 14 George street. Louth
King Mrs. Byfleld houaa, Moulton, Spalding
King Mrs. Martin house, Martin, Borncastle
King Mrs. Mulbery house, Moulton, Spalding
King Mrs. Spum View terrace, Tlu'unsooe
road, Cleetborpes, Great Grimsby
King Mrs. John, 84 Trinity st Gainsborough
King Bobsrt Henry, 2 Wluam bank, Boston
King Thomaa, Pelham road, Great Grimsby
King Thomas, 80 Trlrdty St. Gainsborough
Kingston John C.E. Foa^ke, Spalding
Kingston Robert, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Einneisley Mra Albert street, Holbeach
Kiping Francis, 11 Yarborou^ road, Lincoln
Klrby Bev. Lewis Arthur, Branston, Lincoln
Kirlqr Charles Anthony, 8 Qnsen's ter.Boston
Eirlv George, 82 8]rilsby road, Boston
Kirlv George, Waddingbam house, Kirton
LlttdanB.S.0
Kirby John Rt 37 Ebrlngton st.Galnsborough
Kirl^ Mn. Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
KirbyWm.HanBell,Seaton tu>.Eastgate,Louth
Kirk Alfred, 16 Gas street, Lincoln
Kirk Alfred, Market plaoe, Gainsborough
Kirk Charles x.A. 83 South gate, Bleatord
Kirk Charles, jnn. 18 Nortbgate, Bleatord
Kirk George, 17 North parade, Lincoln
Kirk James, Elm house, WestStreet rd. Boston
Kirk Jn.E.Htgh Mellwiwd, Epworth,Doncstr
Kirk Miss, Waltham, Great Grimsby
Kirk Mrs. Hope cottage, Newmarket. Lonth
Kirk Mrs. 8 New Bridge hill, Louth
Kirk Mrs. 13 Bamsgate, Louth
Kirk Mrs. 36 SL Andrew's terrace, Stirling
street. New Clee, Gnaat Orimsby
Kirk Samuel Wharton, Waltham, Gt.Grimsby
Kirk Thomas If. A. E^gle, Newark
Klrkby Fied, Sotterton, Spalding
Kirkby Henry BBrker,2 Banceby ter. Lincoln
Klrklqr James John, The Hall, Manhchapel,
Great Orimsby
Kirkby John, The Elms, Algarklrk, Spalding
Eirkt^ John Tbomas,D'Eresby villss,SpUsl^
Kirkby Thomas, Market place, Caistor
KirUiam Bsv.iWilliam Hy. Bast end, Alford
Klrkham Miss, 3 Temple terrace, Lonth
KIrkham Mrs. Audleby villa, Caistor
Klrkland Mrs. 18 Lindum road, Lincoln
KlrkpatriokMrs.Holydyke,Barton-on-Humbr
Kirton Henry, Moulton, SJpalding
Kirton Matthew, 60 The Park, Lincoln
Kirton Miss, Legboume, Lonth
Kisby Samuel, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Kitchen Henry, Barrow-on-Humbor, Hull
Kitchener Thomas, 12 AdeUlde st Stamford
Kitmer Thomas, Monlton, Spalding
Kitwood Mrs. SpUsby rosd, Boston
Kitwood Thomas, 36 Strait, Bargate, Boston
Klcss Frederick, Sntton, Wisbech
lUiapp Bev. John Harvey m.a. Bectory,
South Reston, I,outh
Knight Rev. Edmund Hinds, Bectory,
Laceby, Great Grimsby
Knight Hy. 44 St Martin's, High st Stamford
Knight Henry Kirk,36 Northgate, Bleatord
Knight James, St Michael's cottage, St
Mtcbael's road, Loutb
Knight MtB.TheBector7,Laceby,GtOrimsby
Kni^ Mrs. 17 St Thomas' road. Spalding
Knight William Hy. 19 Westgate, Bleatord
Kh(^ Mrs. 8 Macanlay terrace, Ot Orimsby
ICnott Mrs. 82 Cleetborpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Knowles Rev. Charles M.A., J.P. Wlnterlng-
hsm, Doncaster
Knowles Alfred, 73 Cleetborpe rood. New
Clee. Great Orimsby
Knowles Mrs. Bardney, Lincoln
Knowles Mrs. Donington, Spalding
Knowles Thomas, IS Stirling street New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Knox Rev. LlndsetyN. II.A. Cteeton, Stamfril
Kynaston Maj.HenryBdmonds,Tbe Ylcarage.
' Blllingborough,.Falklngham
Kynaston Albert Edward, Folklngham
LEE 735 ,
Kynaston Rev. John ILA. The Ticaiage,
BOlisgborongh, FaUdngham
Kyrke Bar. Bd. M. A. Croxton,Ulceby Tillage
Looey William, Tealby, Market Basen
Lacy Mrs. Sonth Somerootes, Great Grimsby
Ladd Rev.J.S, i(.A.Re9tory,WeatKeal,SpIaby
Ladyman Mrs. 31 Qusto street, Gt Orimsby
Lagnd Mrs. 23 Spring gardens, Spalding
LaUey Capt Wm. Winterton, Doncaster
Laing Rev. Chas.Edwd. South par.Gainsboro'
LambRev.Arth.H.iLA. Flixborongh,Doncstr
Lamb Benjamin, Morton-by-Oainsborough
Lamb Mrs. Brant Broughton, Newark
Lambden Mrs. Bnrgh-in-the-Marah B.S.0
Lambe Wm. Anboum hall, Anbonm, Lincoln
Lambert George William Hemswell, Kirton
Lindsay R.S.0
Lambert Miss, 86 Liquorpond st Boston
Lambert Mrs. John, 16 Lord st Oainsboro'
Tiammlman Miss, Hundleby road, Spilsby
Lammin WUliam^ Thomas, 166 WlUingham
street, Weelsby, Great Orimsby
Lamming Miss, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Lamming Mrs. Tetney, Great Grimsby
Lamport Rev. Charles William, 27 WOknr
Bow walk, Spalding
Lancaster James, 3 Queen's terrace, Boston
Landon Ml8% WlUingham rd. Market Bssan
llandon Mrs. 8 Cboroh lane, Gainsborough
Lone Ker. Geo. Palmer u.a. Barholn,Stmfrd
Lane Ben.Bngb, Xettey bo. Crowle, Doncastr
Lane Mrs. Ooaingsby, Boston
Lane Thomas, St Catherine's rosd, Lincoln
Lane WiUlam Otddlngi, Ooningsby, Boston
Langdon Bev. Alfreds. A. Ticarage, Bleatord
Lanston Bennet Rothes D.L., j.p. Langton
ball, Langton-by-SpUsby,
Lanphto ffiobard M.B. East end, Alford
Lonsdnll Hamerton,39Spring grdns. Spalding
I«rder John, Lsgshy road. Market Rasen
Larder John E^. 38 Macanlay st.Ot. Grimsby
Larder John Mawer, 84 Westgate, lyiutb
Larder Mrs. 33 Bridge street, Brigg
Larder William, IS Kidgate, Loutb
Larken Rev. Edmd. Roberts M.A. Rectory,
Bnrton-by-Linooln
Larken Franois Roper, CantUup Cbautery,
Minster yard, Lincoln
Latham Rev. Frederick B.A. Helprlnghom,
Bleatord
Latham Rev, Mortimer Thomas B.A. Tatter-
shall, Boston
Landerdale Bev. E. M. Abbey rd.Gt.Grimsby
LanghtonJobii,8iBridge streetOainsborongh
Laurence Bev. Perceval h.a. Walesby rec-
tory. Market Basen
Laorsnt Mlaa, Reepbtm, Lincoln
Laverack John, Foplars, Brigg
Law Elston, The Tllla, Bleatord
Law Elston Kelk, 44 Boston road, Sleaford
Law Wm. Farmery, 8 St Mary's pi. SbUDford
Lawls Bev. John Fronds, 7 Arboretom
avenue, Lincoln
Lawis Franois Kirk, 13 Tanxhall ter. Boston
Lawranoe John Compton n.p., Q,c., J.P.
Dnnaby haU,Bonm ; *80nslow sq.Lndng.ir
Lawrance Thomas, Haoconby ball. Bourn
I/rarenoe Henry, Skirbeck, Boston
Lawrence Mrs. North street, Bonm
Lawson George, 363 King Edwa«l street
north. Great Orimsby
Lawson John B. SUrbeck quarter, Boston
Lawson Rlchard,3 Deonsgate ter. GtGrimsby
I.awton John, Barrow-on-Humber, HuU
Loxton Miss, 16 St Paul's street Stamford
Laxton Mrs. 3 South end, Boston
Laybum John, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Laycock George, High street Wainfleet All
Saints B.S.0
Layng Bay, WiUiam Wright If. a. Ticarage,
SpUsby
Layton Bev. Thomas Charles Lickfleld x.A.
Ticarage, Polnton, FaUdngbam
I«ienby WiUiam, Crowle, Doncaster
Leach Mn. 88 London road, Spalding
Leach Mrs. Weat Pinchbeck, Spalding
Leafe BeT.Cbarles,2 Trinity st Gainsborough
Leake Miss, Winterton, Doncaster
Leary Thomas. 201 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Lee George, 11 TanxbaU terrace, Boston
Lee Geo. Baynord, Old Sleaford, Sleaford
Lee James, Kirton, Boston
Lee James Jacob, Flshtof t, Boston
I,ee Mrs. 68 Castlegate, Grantham
Lee Mn, Epworth, Doncaster
Lee Mrs, 98 Hainton street Weelsby, Great
Orimsby
Lee Mrs. Mssdngham, Kirton Lindsn R.S.0
Lee Mrs.6 Tictoiia ter. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Lee Robert Frederic, Gonerby house, Great
Gonerby, Grantham
Lee Thomas, Chantry lane. Great Grimeby
Leech Benjamin Robert Moody, The Poplars,
Beaoonthorpe, Cleetborpes, Gt Grimsby
Leeds Mrs. 3 Ohnroh lane, Oainnborough
Leek James, 8 Easel villas, Casterton road,
Stamford
Leeke Rev, Canon Edward Tucker U.A. The
Chancery, Minister yard, Lincoln
Lees George^ 4 Monaon street, Lincoln
Digitized by VjUOQIC
736 LEO
Legaid Ber. CkcU LL.K. Healing manor.
Healing, L'lcebj
Legard Mgby Charlea, Tealby, Market Snen
Leggett Heaeklah, Holly honie. Long Button,
Wlstwoh
Laggott Robert, Crowle, Doncaatar
iMjt Kn. SO St. Uarttn'a, High st. Btamtoid
Ld(^-Bennett Bar. Edward B.A., J.F. Long
Button, WIebach
Leigh-Bennett Bar. Oeo. Spencer, Sutton St.
James, Wisbech
Lei; Wflllam arlnfldd B.A,. J.p. The Hall,
Chiton Scroop, Grantham
Leman Mm. 34 SpOsby road, Beaton
Lentoii John, 10 Queen street, Homcastle
Lenton Mn. 13 Dispensary road, Homcastle
Lenton Mn. Farlc Boad Ti11a=, Homcastle
Leo Miss, Lion House, SUrbeck, Boston
Leppington Hildyard Marshall, 87 Tlotoria
street, Qreat Orimsby
Leslie Rer. Bobert Joshua II.1. St. John's
rlcanwte, Holbeaoh
Lealie Misses, Holydyke, Barton-on-HumlMr
LeaUe-Melrille Alexander S. J.P. Branstoa
Hall, Lincoln
Le Tall Horace, 111 Portland street, Lincoln
Lett Richard Alfred aA., 1I.B. Badbonrae,
Eirton Lindsey B.S.0
Letten George, SI Orwell street, Ot. Grimsby
IiCWln Bar. Sam. B. A. Tealby, Market Basen
Lawin Mn. Sa, Witham bank, Boston
Lewin William Edward, Hartford house,
Witham bank, Beaton
Lewis Bev. John &D. t« Upper Welland ter-
race, London road, Spalding
Lewis Edward Anton, 6 Prince's avenue.
Great Grimsby
Lewis Geo. 16 Vine street. Monks rd. Lincoln
Lewis John WUllam, 43 Trinity la. Louth
Lewis Mrs. 4 Edward street, Louth
Lewis Robert, 21 Croft street, Lincoln
Lewtbwalte Ber. J. h.a. 40 Westgate, Looth
Lewty Rev. T.Cooper k.a. Rowston, Lincoln
Liddall Benjamin, 20 Uqnorpond St. Beaton
LIdgard Joseph Sam. 12 Earle st.Gt Grimsby
Lldgard Mrs. 20 Earl street. Great Grimsby
LidgettJn.Willoaghton.KirtonLlndsey B.8.0
Lldgett Thomas, 9 Arboretum aT. Lincoln
Liebicb Max, FrBbeU ha 42 Walkwgate Louth
Liebicb Miii>.Fr«bell ha42 Walkergate, Louth
Lteresley William Henry, IS Sprlng'giudens,
ChUnsborough
Llll Alfred, Fairforth house, Louth
Lill Jabex, Bcamblesby, Homcastle
LIU John, East cottage, Wllllngham road.
Market Basen
Lill Jcaeph, West field, Bncknall, Homcastle
Lill Stephen F. Tealby, Market Basen
LIU Wm. Manor house, Bucknall, Homcastle
Llller John WUliam, 147 Victor street, Kew
Clee, Great Grimsby
Lilley Miss, 18 SpUsby road, Boston
Lilly William, 4 Newport, Lincoln
LUly William B. BIsaholme road, Lincoln
Lincoln Right Bev. Lord Bishop of (Christo-
pher Wordsworth D.C.L., D.D.), the Palace,
Riseholme, Lincoln
Lincoln Joshua, 8 Albion street, Grantham
Lindley Robert, CulTerthorpe halL Grantham
Lindsey ■ Right Hon. Earl of, J.P.,D.L.
TTfBngton house, Stamford ; ACarlton club,
London !«.w
Ling Harold C. Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Linley Frederick F.ll Lee road. Gainsborough
Llnley William, Oak lodge. Market Basen
Linton Miss, 19 Rutland terrace, Stamford
Lister Charles, jun. 137 Willlngham street,
Weelfiby, Great Grimsby
Lister John, 100 Halnton street, Weehiby,
Great Grimsby
Lister Miss, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Lister Northing D. 18 Tentercrott st. Lincoln
Lister Thooiaf, 1 WeUington stGainsborongh
Little Col. John C. 84 London rd. Grantham
Little Charlee H. HecUngton, Sleatord
Little John George, The Gr«nge,Blyborough,
Eirton Lindsey B.B.0
LittleHrs.8£Stirllng st. New ClecOtGrimsby
Little Mrs. The Hall, Hecklngton, Bleafoid
LitUedike WUllam, Qneen Ann cottage,
Northfidd, Stamford
Llttlewood Joseph L. 22 The Park, Lincoln
LittlewoodWm.MarlboKiugh st.Oainsborough
LiTeisidge Mn. Winterton, Doncsster
LlTesey Bar. Hy. Prospect pi. Market Basen
LiTesey BCT. T. M.A., j.p. Sastgate, Lincoln
LlTesey Joaeph Montague A. Inst c.b.,f.8.a.
Stomton hisU, Banmber, Homcastle
Lloyd Rot. C. A. B.A.Rectory, Band,Wragby
Lloyd Lewis, 16 Clarence ternLCe,Abbey road.
Great Grimsby
Uoyd Mrs. 180 Eastgate, Louth
Locke Miss, C Adelaide street, Stamford
Lockwood Robert, ( Queen street, Homcastle
Lockyer Rev. Thomas J. B. A. Chapel bouse,
George street. Great Grimsby
Looock Major Edmund J.P. Elklngton
Thorpe, Louth
Lodge ReT. Oanon Samuel l(.A., J.P.
SeriTelsby, Homcastle
Loft Henry, 27 South street, Louth
LINCOLNSHIRK
Loft Bar. James Edmund W. M.A. Baotoiy,
SwaUow, Caistor
Loft Mn. Trusthorpe hall, Alford
Long Bar. Charles HamUton KeUett &A.
The Vicarage, Swinderby, Lincoln
Long Rot. Thomas, aramthorpe,at. Grimsby
Long Mra Oaklands, Laceln-, Great Grimsby
Longbottom Barnard, The Hollies, Cemetery
lane, Louth
Longbottom Jonathan. 32 Albion stSpalding
LongbottODt Miss, 12 Priory mad, Spalding
Longley Rev. Thomas U.A. Gralnthorpe,
GL Grimsby
Longstaff John, 36 London road, Spalding
LongstaS Richard, 33 Crescent, Spalding
IxingstaSe Major WUUam, The HaU, Little
Ponton, Grantham
Lord E. 321 Victor stNew Clee, Ot Grlmaby
Lord Joseph, The Manor house. Great Gon-
erby, Grantham
Lound Mrs, Donington, Spalding
Louth William Bass, 4 CUrenoe terraoe,
Abbey road. Great Grimaby
LoTatt Mn. Oaotige straat^ Market Rasen
LoTdey John W.CIaybolehaFrelston,Bcaton
LoTerageMn.Westfleld rd.Barton-on-Humber
Lowder Robert, 82 Coinmercial rd. Grantham
Lowe Rev. Charlee Benjamin M.A. Tydd St,
Mary, Wisbech
Lowe BeT. Edward Jackson, The Vicarage,
Stallingborough, Ulcaby
Lowe BeT. George William U.A. Grey Frian
lane, Boston
Lowe Francis Newton, 11 High st Llhooln
Lowe George May M.D. Castle hUl, Lincoln
Lowe James, BUUnghay, Sleatord
Lowe John Rooe, 7 Broad street, Stamtod
Lowe Miss, Belton, Grantham
Lowe Miss, Cross street, Spalding
Lows Misses, 67 St Martin'a, High stStmbd
Lowe Mn. Baidney, Lincoln
Lowe Septlmns, Eaatgata, Lincoln
Lowe William Henry, Market place, Sleaford
Lawless John, 6 Rutland Tlllas, Stamford
LowBon Miss, 11 Rutland Tlllas, Stamford
Lowther James, 66 Canwick road, Lincoln
Lowthorpe-Graen Joseph WUliam, Sprid-
Ungton, Lincoln
Loxton Bar. WUliam J. 38 Albert st Brigg
Luard George Angnatus J.P. The HaU, Bly-
boron^ Kbton Lindsey R.S.0
Lncss-Oaleraft Edmund James j.p. Ancas-
ter hall, Grantham
Lucas Charles, Sklrbeck, Boston
Lucaa Charles Edwd. WeUs, 43 Upgate, Lonth
Lucas Lionel Richard, Green lane, Lonth
Lucas Mrs. 6 George street Louth
Lucas Mn. 48 Westgate, Louth
Luckett ReT. George, High street Long
Button. Wisbech
Lndgata Charles, 10 North parade, Lincoln
Ludlow ReT. Thomas Blnlleld K.A. The
Bectory, Blybarough,Kirton Lindsey R.ao
Loflman ReT. Thos.M.A. The Vicarage, Alfrd
Luke Mra. 6 St Peter's hUl, Stamford
Lumb John, 34 WiUow Row walk, Spalding
Lnmby Miss, 26 High street Stamford
Lnndie Henry, 30 St Andrew's ter. StirUng
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Lnndie Wm T. 6 West parade, Gt Grimsby
LnndsttmnJohan, S West parade, GtGrims^
Lundy Edwin Farrow, 11 Tereburg street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Lnnn Henry, West Ashby house, Homcastle
Lnnn Joeeph, 33 North road, Sleaford
Lunn Mrs. Baysgarth, Barton-on-Humber
Lupaon Henry, 4 Gas street Lincoln
Lupton Jn. Elton tUs. Pinchbeck st Spalding
Lnsby John, 4 Town HaU at Gt Grimsby
Lutt ReT. EdwardK. v. A. Harmston, Lincln
LyaU Mrs. Midd e Rasen, Market Baien
Lynde BeT. Timothy Gascoigne, HemsweU,
KlrtoQ Lindsey R.S.0
Lyon Wm.7 Grafton stNew ClecGtGrimsby
Mabbott Bobert S2 Earl street Gt Grimsby
MacBriar Robt Alex. 74 Canwick rd.Linaoln
McCallnn John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Macdonald ReT. Grant WUliam B.A. St
Mark's Tlcarage, Marsh, Holbeach
McDonald Angus, 3 Grssham street, Lincoln
McDonald Mn. Waahlngborcugh, Lincoln
MaodougaU ReT. Henry itA. The Rectory,
Stamford
Mace Jn.Thiunsooe,Cleethorpes, GtOrimsby
MachonMrs. The Laurels, HamUton road,
St Catherine's, Uncoln
Macbon Samuel, Fern Tilla, HamUton road,
St Catherine's, Lincoln
Mclnnas Duncan, 63 Portland stieot, Lincoln
Mackay Ma),Edward, Lindsey prison,Lincoln
Vaokay RaT.G«o.Feter, (8 The Park, Lincoln
Mackay Rct. Sween Macdonald 1I.A. Lang-
ton-by-Wragby, Wragby
Mackay Mrs. 33 Mala ridge, Beaton
McKelTle WUUam, 19 North parade, Lincoln
Maokenxie Bar. Roderick Bain )I.A. Bectoiy,
Sudbmoke, Lincoln
McKenxle Alexander Charles, 3 Arlington
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Mackensle Robert, 8 Tersburg stiMt,Weal>by,
Great Grimsby
[kellt's
Msekenxia Mra.Long Bannington, Qnatlam
Msckenxie WUUam, 164 Hainton atnet,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Mackindar Bennett 12 Gas street Lincoln
MacUnder Draper ILn 3 OaAgata stnet
Gainaborough
MacUnder Edwin, HeigiiingtoD faaU, Helgfa-
Ington, Lincoln
Mackdnder Frederick, St Anhyn's tones,
Hundleby, SpUsby
Mackinder Harwood, The Grange, langton-
by-8pUsby
Mackinder John, 27 Tenlwcrof t it Uncoln
ManKlndw Mn. Donington, T.iiM-win
Mackinder Mn.B0dlball, Braoebridge,Uieoln
Mackinder Mrs. South park, T.ifMv.ii,
Mackinder Robert, Clementina tUIss, Eiltoii
mad, SpUsby
Mackindar Thomas, 3 HiU terraiia, Lonth
Maoklnlay Charles Jsmes, 128 Hsnssge street
Weelsl^, Great Grimsby
MacHntiosh Mrs. Caistor
MacUntcah Thoa.27 Trinity stGalnsboroiigli
MackUn WUUam, 78 Monks mad, Uncoln
Maoknaas Original,Langtaft Market Deephut
McKnight Bar. WUUam Henry Edward &.'.
SUk WUlonghby, Sleaford
MackriU John Richardson, SonthamptoD ho.
Beacontborpe, Claethorpea, Great Urinislir
MacLaran Jas. Alex. M B. Stickney, BoAoa
Maclean Bar. Canon Hippaalq' B.A. Tics:-
age. Castor
MoLeod G«org^ 8 St Andterw's terrace, Stir-
Ung street New Clee, Great Grimsby
McSbeen Mrs. 13 Stanley street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Macvicar John Young, Barkwith house, £ul
Barkwitfa, Wragby
MaddisonRoT. Arthur Roland M.A., S-Ci.,
P.S.A, Vican' court Li2Kx>ln
Maddisou George Wilson j.p. The HsU.
Fartney, SpUsby
Maddisou Sidnoy, South Fiald Tlls.Homcaitle
Maidons John, West Ashby, HomcssUe
Mainprise Rot. WUUam, High gate, Clee-
thoIpe^ Great Grlmaby
Makin Rot. George. Market place, SpJsby
Malan Hy. Noel, 9 St James' ter. Gt Oriiixbj:
Malim Aniney Henry, Westgate, Gtautham
Malim Mrs. 3 ATcnue rood, Oranttuuu
Maltby Edmund, 8 Beaumont place, Unooln
Maltby John, 43 Llquorpond ateeet, Bostoa
Maltby Joseph, Newlands, Unotdn
Maltby Mrs. 9 Lucy Tower street Liucola
Malt)^ Mrs. 113 New market, Louth
Maltby WUliam, Bast St Mary's gate, Grett
Grlmshy
Manby WlUiam, U Lindnm road, lincobi
MaiMeTUle John James, 134 Heneage loeet,
Weelaby, Great Grlaaiby
Mann Rar. Bidiard Henry B.A. The Tiesr-
sge, Swaton, FaUringham
Mann George, 8 West End TOlaa, Stamtorl
Manners Jn. Dunkirk. Gt Pcsiton,Oraatfaiiii
Mannen John, Lime lionse. Great Goncrb]-
road. Great Gonerby, Grantham
Manners Misa, 26 St Feter'a faUl, OraBtham
Manning Jamas, 9 Frampton plaioe, Beeton
Manaell Rct. Jas. K.A. Vicars' oourtUncoIi
MansHeld Rot. Hugh McNeUs KA. Thi
Abbey, Bourn
Mant Charles, Bncelnidge, Llnoohi
ManUe Hy. NorthgatehaNorthgate, Liacok
Mantle WUUam John r.B.6.8. Lyttou lodge.
The GroTe, Lincoln
Manton Cha^le^ Donington. Spalding
Manton William, 9 VanxhaU terrace, BmIoh
Manwaring-Whita ReT. Edmund Bidanl
B.A. Eastoft Goole
Maples Ashley, Ebnaford hn.High stBpalJing
Maples Ooata, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Maples Edward Fahner, High streetSpaUins
Maplea Harold Stanley, 7 CowUt rd-EpaUisi;
Maples Mrs. Denham honee, Spalding
Maples MrKl3WeUand pLLondon rd.Spsliiin«
Mapplethorpe Francia, Kedby, Uloeby
March Richard, 3 Bam hiU, Stamford
Marchant Wm. Hy. West Banks, Sleafonl
Marden Mn. 8 St Peter's hUl, Stamford
Marfleet Charlee, Boothby, UnooU
Marfleet Charlee Edwd.Boothhy halL Uncnls
MarfleetMra.Somerton caatle,Boothby.IJiicln
Margetts Walter W. Browne's school, S.
Paul's street Stamford
Markcrow MIsa, 8 Tenburg street Wcebbr,
Great Grimsby
Markham B«t. Charlee Warren X-A.. J.r.
Rectory, Saxby AU Saints, HuU
Markham George, 83 New market. Loath
Markham John, 23 8t Botolph's tontt-
High street, UnotOn
M.rth.in John Orby, 19 Stanley street ^(T
Clee, Great Grimsby
Markham Mrs. 1 Woodland TUlas, Skirtacii.
Boston
Markham Richard, Eebhr terraa^ Hldanu
street Oainabcraagh
Markham Thoiaas, 133 Naw market Loath
Markham n«maa England, 6 Laa st LobU
Markhai>VnJb»hU.nQiMesi atHomcasu
MarkvaU Mis. Markat pL lIHkat Oesrtec
Digitized by
vjoogle
COURT DIKECTURT.]
Marl&nd Rev. Henry M.A. Vicanige, Hang-
h&m. Loath
Marlow Jolin R 90 Willingham street,
Weelsbr, Great ardisaby
Marr Artlmr, 13 Priory road, Spalding
Hairtee Mlssee, Thorganby, Great Grimsby
Marrlnier Hons. E. L. B.ta.L., B.^sc.
Browne's school, St. Paul's street, Stamford
Marriott Gea Wharton,MetherlDghm.Llncoln
tfarriott Joseph, Llnwood road,Market Basen
HarrlottMli«,39St.Martln'B,Hlgh st Stamford
Marriott Mr^ Barrow-on-Hnmber. Hull
Marriott Thomas, 31 Albert street, Brigg
Marris'Edward, 10 Maeanlay ter. at.Grlmaby
Marris George, Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hnll
Marrli John. 68 Ttaesiger street. GLGrimsby
Marria Miss, Keelby, Uloeby
Marris Hiss, The Old vicarage, Calstor
Marrla Mise. Wlnterton, Doncaster
Marris Mrs. Castle monnt, Brnry la. Lincoln
Marris N. C. B,A. Grammar school, Lln-
dum terrace, Lincoln
MarrlsTl)nB.jun,Bnrton comr.SpilBbj rd.B8tn
Marris WiUlam Heiury, 210 Victor street, Kew
Clee, Great Grimsby
Marrows Mrs. 32 Bigby road, Brlgg
Haraden Frederic Oclabene, 98 Upgate,Louth
Marsden Hy.Lonls Delabene,91i;pgate,Lonth
Marflden Mrs. IS Cheqaergate, Loath
Xanden Wm. Jn. 11 Croes at. Galnaborough
Manh John Welford, CoantyLnnatlo asylum,
Braoebrldge, Lincoln
Marahall B«t. Edward B.A. Klrton, Boeton
Marshall Rev. Canon William Knox B.i>.,J.P.
Holton, Wragby
HarshallCha«.Stamford bk. Weatgate,Bleaford
Marshall Cha& Andw. Bull ring, Gt.Grlmsby
Marshall Geo. 60 Victoria st.west,Gt.Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Uaiaey Joseph, Twigmore, Manton, Kirton
Lindcey R.B.0
Maasingberd Bev. William Oswald B.A., J.P.
South Onnsby, AUord
Maaalngberd CliArleB Langton J.P. Gonby
park, Gnnby, Spiliby .
Massingberd-MnDdyCharlea Francis D.L.,J.P.
Ormsby hall, Alford
Mastln Albert, New street, Sleaf ord
Mastln Mis. Spilsby road, Boeton
Mastin Mrs. Waithe ho.Grainsby,at.Grlmgby
Mastln Waters Walker, 27 West bks. Sleaford
Mastln Wm. Waters, 27 West banks, Sleaford
Mather Rev. Montague, Albert pi. Holbeach
Mathers John, Northcoates, Great Grimsby
Mathews Rev. Benj. B.A. Cbnrch stSpalding
Matkln Joseph, 7 Bnrghley lane, Stamford
Matklns Mrs. Bridge street. Market Deeping
Mattliew Rev. David Sntton M.A. Gieetwell
road, Lincoln
Matthews Rev. Timothy Blchard B.A. Nortb-
ooates. Great Qrimaby
Matthews ColUn P. 18 8t.Feter'B bill, Orntbm
Matthews Mrs. i» Victor itreet. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Maud Rev. John Primatt B.C.I. Vicarage,
Ancaater, Grantham
Maughan Rev. George M.A. East Kbkby,
Spilsby
Maughan Joaeph, 3 St. James' terrace. Bar-
gate, Great Grimsby
Maule Rev. Geo. H.A.,J.P.Thflresway,Caistor
Manltby Mrs. Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Maw Edmaud Gervas, Epworth, Doocaater
Maw Matthew J.P. Cleatham hall, Manton,
Kirton Undiey B.8.0
Maw Mn. Grove ho.Barrow.on'Humber,HaU
Maw Mrs. Epworth, Doncaster
Maw Wm. 18 Macaulay street, Gt. Grimsby
Marshall Henry, Klrton, Boston
Marshall Henry Dickinson, Carr house. Lea! Mawby Robert j, p. Hfgh street, Spalding
road, Gainsborough Mawby Thomas T. South street. Bourn
Marshall Jacob, 4 Pelham ter. Gt. Grimsby Mawer Jn.ASydenhMn ter.New market,Lonth
Marsliall James, Cleveland house, Spltal ter-'Mawer John, 201 Victor street. New Clee,
raoe, Gainsborough
Marshall Ja". Tliompeon, 39Leard.Galnsboro'
Marshall John, 18 Earl street, Gt. Grimsby
MarshallJn.FexrIa,Spring gdns. Gainsborough
Great Grimsby
Mawer Jsph. Brandham. 9 Carholme rd.Lncln
Mawer Mrs. G Cemetery lane, Louth
MawerBlchd. 1 Claremont ter.Kidgate, Lonth
MarRha3Un.Hewaon,3Pelbamter.GtGrim8by Mawer William Eve, 28 Com market, Louth
Marshall Mlaa, 29 Lee street, Louth
Marshall Miss, 11 Spring gnlnB.Gainsboxough
Marshall Miss, 14 Spring gardens, Galnsboro'
Marshall Mrs. 26 Nowland. Lincoln
Marshall Mrs. 19 North street, Homcastle
Marshall Mrs. 33 St. Peter's hiU, Grantham
Manball Mn. 80Vlctarlast.west,at.Grimsby
Marshall Mrs. Andrew, Brlgbtbowgate,Great
Grimsby
Mawson John Edward, 3 Birdale villas,
Spilsby road, Boeton
Maxwell Mrs. St. John's ter. Gainsborongh
May Mis. Holly cottage, Saxllby, Lincoln
MaySamLWaddingham.Kirton LlndseyR.S.0
May Tbomaa Gray, Cbnrch street, Holbeach
Mayes Rev. Alexander, 2 Wesley manse,
Clasketgate, Lincoln
I Mayfleld Mrs.Conlngsby hall, Contngsby.Batn
Manball Mn. Wm. Bargate, Great Grimsby | Mayfleld William, 37 Monks road, Lincoln
MonhallRobt 2 0roevenorcres.GtOrliniby:Mayhew Edward Field, 3 Quarry terrace,
Marvball Setb. WllUngham rd. Market Rasen Cemetery lane, Louth
Manball Thoe. HIU cots. West par. Lincoln
Manball Thomas, M Main ridge, Boeton
Manball William, Ludford, Market Rasen
Manball William, Metheringham, Lincoln
Manball Wm. Boblnaon,Scartho,Gt.Grimeby
Martin George, Hnbbert's Bridge, Boeton
Martin Henry, 60 London road, Grantham
Martin James, 154 High street, Lincoln
Martin Jas. Ivy bo. Walnlleet St-Mary R.S.0
Martin John, St. Catherine's bo. Grantham
Martin MlaBee,arange,Wainflt.St.MaryR.S.O
Martin Mrs. 3 Upgate, Lonth
Martin Thos. Castle villa, Dmry la. Lincoln
Martin Walter, Pepperthorpe hall, Walnlleet
St. Mary R.B.0
Martinson George, Goxhlll, Hull
Mamn LL-CoL Edward Snow J.P. St. Ann's
honse. Sewell road, Lincoln
Mason Rev. Charles B.A. Bllsby, Alford
Uason Rev. Wm. Wright B.A.Leverton,Boston
Mason Charles, M Westgate, Lonth
Ma-on Christopher, West stnset, Alford
Haaon Drury,10 Clarence terrace,Abbey road.
Great Grimsby
Mason Prank, ff Butchery street, Lincoln
Mason Fredk. Jhn. 10 Tentercroftst. Lincoln
Mason George, 16 Qladatone ter. Grantham
Maeon Henry Edward, Whltecroas street,
Barton-on-Humber
Mason Jas. Eardley, The Sycamores, Alford
Mason John, Ayr villas, Northflelds,Stamford
Mason Jn. jnn. White ho.Bennlworth, Wragby
MaaoD Miss, 40 AsweU lane, Lonth
Mason Miss, Klrton, Boston
Mason Mrs. 83 Bridge street, Lonth
Maaoo Richard, Pelham villa, Beocontborpe,
Cleethorpea, Great Orimiby
Xoaon Samnd Eisbey, 4 Lindnm terrace,
Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Mason Tbomaa, 18 Albert street, Brlgg
HMon T. TheVn. Halton Holegate. Spilsby
Mason Wmiam, 94 Halnton street, Weelsby,
Oreot Grimsby
Mason William, 7 Market pL Gainsborongh
Mason Wm.TlieWIUows,HamIlton rd.Llncoln
Mason William Lndlam, High Holme, Holmes
lane, Lonth
Maasey Bev. Tboa. B.A. HatclilIa,Gt.Grlmaby
Ma«ey Henry Bateman, 18 Pinchbeck read,
Spalding
Mosaey John Burt, St. Thomai id. Spalding
Mayo Mrs. 30 Tentercrof t street, Lincoln
Mayor Wm. P. b.a. Grammar school, Brigg
Mays Rev. Arthur b.a. Barrowby, Grantham
Mays Ashby, 64 Waterside north, Lincoln
Mayii George Hy. Albion ho. Star la. Bourn
Mays John, 66 NewUuids, Lincoln
Mays Thomas, Eastgate, Bourn
Meadows Jamea, Snnnytide honse, Beacon-
tliorpe, Cleethorpea, Great Grimsby
Meads John, Swlnderby, Lincoln
Mean Arthur, 118 Upgate, Lonth
Mean Mrs. The Mount, Wragby id. Lincoln
Measures Jsph. Rlchd. U London rd.Spaldlng
Measures Tbomaa, Star lane. Bourn
Medcalt Joalab, 43 Portland street, Lincoln
Meddings Bev.Rid)d.B. A.31 George st. Loutb
Medley Mrs. Church street, Market Rasen
Meggltt Henry Edward, Ferriby hall, Hull
Meggltt Mra. High street, Barton-on-Humber
Meggltt Thomas, Pen street, Beaton
Mehew John, 1 Rock terrace, Stamford
Melboum Geo. Toyn, Heath, Nocton, Lincoln
Melbonm Mrs. 7 Sontb terrace, Boston
Melhulsh Robt.Dnkest.NewClee,Qt. Grimsby
Mellulsb Jomea, 4 Lee street, Louth
Melton John Jones, Portland st Lincoln
Melville Bev. Frederick Abel Leslie M.A. The
Rectory, Welboum, Grantham
MelvUle Arthur, Dlniey pi. Eastgate, Lincoln
MelvUle Mn. Bntton-in-the-Morsh, Alford
Mennell Thomas, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Meredith Rev. Rd. X.A. Westboro', Granthm
Meritt Mrs. 19 Victor street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Merrett Charles, Keonington road, Loutb
MerrlMn Mn. Conisbolme house, Oonlsholme,
Great Grimsby
Metcalf Bev. Bnoa, 11 Steep hill, Linooln
Metcolf Henry E. 189 Halnton street,
Weelsby, Great Grimaby
Metcalfe Mm 8 Jfnaj lane, Linooln
Micbeloon Renrsf 1 Broad street, Stamford
Mlchelaon Boboi, Bradoiof t house, Tlnwell
rood, Stamford
Mlddleton Charles, Taddlathorpe, Brigg
Middleton Miss, 14 Englnegate, Loutb
Mlddleton WUllam, Ingham, Linooln
Miles Cbas, 71 St Martin's High stStamford
Miller Oaptaln Charlea A. 138 Halnton street,
Weelsby, Gnat Grimsby
Miller Charles, 86 Newmarket, Lonth
MOR 737
Miller John Henry, M North par. Grantham
Miller Thos. Thorpe Iia Northflelds Stamford
Mllleicblp Jgph.O.I6 Harrowby rd.Grantham
Mlllbouse John, Kennington rood, Lonth
Milllcan Rev. William, Ulceby Village
MiUington David John, Wrangle, Boeton
MiUlngton J. B. Slated bouse, Leake, Boeton
Millington Rlcbd. W. Cowbridge, Beaton
Milliner Mrs. 6 Spltal temoe, Gainsborongh
Mllloer Wm. E. 6 Bpital terrace, Galnsboro'
Mlllns John, West ter. West Street rd. Boston
Millns Mrs. Vine house, Spilsby rd. Boston
Mills Rev. WUUam Hathom v. a. Thornton
house, Westgate, Louth
Mills Fiedk. Charles, 4 Beaumont pi. Lincoln
Mllh Mifsee, 2 Rutland terrace, Stamford
Mills T. Ebeneier ho. St. Catherine's, Unooln
Mills William Adolphus, West st Holbeach
Mills William Henry, 14 Upper WeUand
terrace, London road. Spalding
Millaon Richard, Tower road, Boeton
Milner Rev. John, 18 Albert street, Brlgg
Mllner James Sidney, 13 Portland st. Lincoln
Milnthorp Joseph, Morton-by-Galnaborongh
Milward Rev. Wm. H. 10 Bam hill. Stamford
Mlnunack Miss, 16 St. Tbomaa' rd. Spalding
Mlncber Rev. Samuel, Market Deeping
MInnett Mrs. Claypole, Newark
Mlnta Mn. Lafford terrace, Sleaford
Miniies John, 10 St. Catherine's terrace,Cole.
grave street, Lincoln
Mlrehouse Rev. John M.A. Colsterworth
house, Grantham
Mitchell Capt John, Bametby-le-Wold R.S.0
MitcbeU Edwd. 38 St Leonard's st Stamford
Mitchell John, 22 Maeanlay st Gt Grimsby
MitcbeU Joseph, Brocebridge, Lincoln
Mitchell Mn. River side, West Pincbbedc,
Spalding
Mltdtell Rhodes, Bnrgh-ln-tbe-Manh R.S.0
Mitchell Robert, 33 North parade, Lincoln
Mltcbinaon Surg. -MajorG. Llndom rd. Lincoln
Mltton Robert, jnn. Welbourn, Grantham
Modd James, Donington, Spalding
Molecey John Molecey 'Twigg, Stamford
road. Market Deeping
Moleswortb John, All Bill cottage, Holbeaoli
Molsou Mrs. 18 Barkham street, Nortbolme,
Walnfleet All Saints R.B.0
Monck Thomas, 19 Spllaby road, Boston
Monds Bernard, ISA Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Monkhouse Rev. Henry Chu-ke M.A. East
Barkwith, Wragby
Monson Lord r.a, B.A., D.L., J.P. Burton
hall, Lincoln ; Friary court, St. James's
palace & Brooks* club, London 8.W
Monaon The Rev. & Hon Evelyn John M.A.,
J.P. Vicarage, Croft, Walnfleet All Saints
R.S.0
Montague Mrs. 83 Orwell st Great Grimsby
MontanaroAltd.Bank ha.Bargate,GtGrlmsby
Moody Charles Bartholomew 1I.R.C.K. St.
James' house, Bargate, Great Grimaby
Moody Frederick, Eschol villas, Cartergate,
Great Grimsby
Moody Freer, Stalllugborough, Ulceby
Moody George, 161 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Moody George, St Peter's road, Cleethorpea,
Great Grimsby
Moody George Wm. 63 Canwick rd. Lincoln
Moody Jn. J. Beck tUU, Barton-on-Humber
Moody Mlaa, Westgate, Belton, Doncaater
Moody Walker, Clifton house, Albert road,
Cleetborpes, Great Grimsby
Moody William, 33 Orchard street, Lincoln
Moon Rev. Charlea T.A.K.C.L. Vicarage,
North Owenby, Market Raaen
Moor George, Ropsley, Grantham
Moore Rev. Alfred Edgar H. a. The Vicarage,
Messlngbam, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Moore Rev. Angnsttts William George M.A.
Vicarage, Hawthora bank, Spalding
Moore Rev. Canon Edward M.A., f,a.8, J.P.
Panonage, Spalding
Moore Bev. Charles J. M.A. 88 Upgate,Lontli
Moon Rev. Francis Joseph b.a. Bottesford
vicarage, Aahby, Brlgg
Moon Rev. Henry Dod sell x.A. The Vicar-
age, Honlngton, Giontbam
Moon Frederick, 8 Stanley street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Moon George, Mablethorpe St Mary, Alton)
Moon Henry Jn. 4 Maoanlay st. Gt Grimaby
Moon Bergeant-Major John, Biadshawa
terrace, Sklrbeck, Boeton
Moon Mlas, Llquorpond atreet, Boston
Moon Mrs. 6 Gresham street, Linooln
Moon Wm. Hy. H. 37 MInatar yd. Linooln
Moreton Thos. Cooper, 14 Bpnm View ter-
raoa, Thmnsooe ra.Cl«ethorpes,GtGrIm8by
Morfatt Rev. C. M. A. I Minster yd. Lincoln
Morgan Bar. G. B,A. Bdllngton, Homcaatle
Morgan Rev. John M.A., LL.D. The Vicar-
age, Humberstone, Gnat Grimsby
Morgan Charles, 1 Gicsvenor plsioe. High
street, Cleethorpea, Gnat Grimsby
Morgan Fortesque John,46 High st Stamford
Moriss William, Haokington, Sleaford
Morley Chris. Weat Dee^g, Market Deeping
Digitizeci,,„. 47'^ l^-^
738 Moa
MorlQ70eo.2Texsbarg it WeelBbr.atOrimsbj
Morley John, Bargate, Barton-on-Hamber
MorleyUisSf Alexandra ter.Hondlebj^SpUsby
Horley Hisi, 181 Victor street, New Clee,
Onat Qrimsby
Morley Hn. 11 Bath row, Stamford
Horl^ Mrs. W. High st. Barton-on-Humber
Morl^ Rd. Newoombe, Caythorpe, Oranthm
Morley Thomas Simmons x.l>. Borgate^
Bart4Mi-on-Hnmber
M(MrleyWm.Browntoft ho. Doningtn. Spalding
MorphewOeo. V. 11 Withnm bank, Boston
Morns Rer. Henry ICA. Withcall, Lonth
Morris Clarke Eelly, 15 Upper Wellond
terrace, Ixindon road, Spalding
Morris Edwin M.n. 7 High street, Spalding
Morris Fredk. 12 Mount Pleasant, Orantbam
Morris Henry, 191 Cleethorpe road, New Clee,
Oreat G-rimsby
Morris James, 187 Cleethorpe road, New Clee,
Oreat Orimsby
Morris James Charles, 84 Hainton street,
Woelsbr, Oreat Grimsby
MorrisJohiuUpper Ings rd.Barton-on-Hambr
Morris W. St.AQbyn*6 ter. Hnndleby, Spilsby
Mortimer William, Walnut ha MotherbyHlll
Morton Charles, Monti4rae Tilla, Dudley
street, Oreat Orimsby
Morton J. Wm. Highfld. St. MaryMa. Loath
Morton Mrs. 7 Camarron terrace, Louth
Morton Mrs. Sonth end, Alford
Morton Mrs. lA, Tower street, Boston
Morton William, 8 Clarence terrace, Abbey
road, Great Orimsby
Morton Wllllara, Westfleld house, Alford
Morton Wm. Hy. 17 Pinchbeck rd. Spalding
Morton Wm. £. 27 Higli st. Homcastle
Moss Miss, Havelock street, Spalding
Mk}ss Mrs. Bromby hall, Frodlngham, Don-
coster
Moss Mrs. 32 Sastgate, Lincoln
Moss Mrs. 34 Rasen lane, Lincoln
Moss Wm.fil Hainton sLWeeLBby.Gtarimaby
Moesman Rov. Thomas Wimberley b.a.
Vicarage, West Torrlngton, Wragl^
Mossop Mrs. 80 Albion street, Spalding
Mosaop Mrs. Sutton ho. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Mossop RIchd. Peele,We8t 8trcet, Holbeach
Moffiop S. S. Coly ho. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Motbersdill Mni. 22 Argyle terrace, Oxford
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Motterwn Joseph. High at. Market Deeping
Mottram James, West street, Bonru
Moulds Thomas, Burringham, Doncastcr
Moule Rev. John Frederick M. A. West
Bntterwick, Doncastcr
Mountain Capt John, Skirbeck, Boston
Mountain O. H. 38 Macauley st. Gt. Grimsby
Mountain Miss, Hogsthorpc. Alford
Mountain Mowbrey, Sleaford road, Boston
Mountain Mrs, Homcaatlo road, Boston
Mountain Mrs. 27 Skirbeck road, Boston
Mountain Thomas, Elm villa. Little Field
■ lane. Great Grimsby
Mowbray WliUam 6. 86 Boston rd, Sleaford
Moyon James Bnrdett^ Bridge street, Brigg
Moyer Mrs. 2 Winsover rood, Spalding
Moyer Samuel, Matmoregate, Spalding
Mudd Harrison, Bargate, Great Grimsby
Mudd W. Bruce cots. Cleethorpes,Gt Orimsby
MnlhoUand H. 31 St. Leonard's st. Stamford
Mumby Charles, Bruce cottages, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Mumby David, 3t Newport, Lincoln
Mumby John, North Thoresby, Louth
Mumby Tliomna, Spilsby rood, Boston
Mumby William, Alkborough, Doncaster
Mumby WlUIam, &1 Willingliam street,
Weelaby, Great Orimsby
Mumfortl Samuel, 26 Liquorpond st. Boston
Muntou William, 7 Scotgate, Stamford
Muntou William, 14 South parade, Grantham
Murr William, Harrowhj' road, Grantham
Murray Rev. Jas. H. A. West Halton, Doncastr
■ 2!urray Richard, 30 Stanley street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Murray William, 4 St. Peter's hill, Stamford
Musgrave Oothorp, Hamilton pi. MarketRosn
Musgrare Joeeph John L.i>.s. 18 South st.
Homcastle
Mnsham Mrs. Sonth parfc, Lincoln
Musson Mrs. The Grove, Corby, Grantham
Muxlow Isaac,Cressy hall, Gosbcrton, Spalding
Myddleton MrK. 6 Queen's terrace, Boston
Myddleton Richard Wharton D. r*. The Hall,
Sonth Leasingliam, Sleaford
Myers Rev. Arthur M. a. Rusington, Sleaford
Myers Charles John M.R.C.P. North Somer-
cotef , Great Grimsby
Nainby Charles Manby J. P. Bornoldby-le-
Bcck, Great Grimsby
Nalnby Sirs. Bigby street, Brigg
Nalnby RIcham Jolm, Barnoldby-le*Beck,
Great Grimsby ...
Nalnby Wnv The HaIl,Tborganby,Ot. Grimsby
Nance Rev; jRmes,8 Abbey walk, Gt. Grimsby
' KaehRev.Williani M.A.G'London rfhOrailthm
Nash Edward, (IS Carholme road, Lii^cbln
* Nafth John WTlllftra, 92 Stirling strtet, New
CleCpreatG^sAby
Nash Fredk. Tl^ Church rd. Skirbeck, Bostn
LINOOLNSHIBE.
Nudin Capt Emile. U Balntoaft. Weebby,
Oreat Orlmat^
NaylOT Henrr, Higb atliODg Sntton.'Wtobech
NajloT Joaeph, M Walkergate, Lonth
Naylor 3In, High lit. Long Sntton, WUbech
Maylor Mn. Weat at I.aDg Sntton, Wisbech
Neal John Barnard, Graljithorpe,GtGrlmBby
Neale Mra. 8 Albion terrace, Grantham
Neale Mn. 43 North parade, Gnintham
Nesle WlUiam Parkinson, Klrtulngton vale,
ITloebT, LinoolnBhire
Neat llfag, Haxey, Bawtrr
Nedham Urs. II Stanhope vlllai, Lonth road,
Homcastle
Nedham 8tuile.v, II Lonth raad, Homcastle
NeedbamFrancis Hj.S4Korthpwade,Qmthni
Needham John Northon, Weat street. Long
Sntton, Wisbech
Needfaam Ifrs. £pworth, Bonoaster
Nell Mlsi, 177 Eastgate, Loath
NeU Miss, 3 Honnt OUvet Louth
Nell Urs. Bntton-ln-the-Mush, Altord
NeU Mn. Blcbard, 1(1 Eastgate, Loath
NeU Blcbard Jiu. TheLimes, James nt Louth
Nell WaUam, North Thoresby, Lontli
NelaonBer.OanonHector M.A.Rlseholmeroad,
Lincoln
Nelson Bev.Canon Thomas Sherlock JI.A. St
Feter^ftt- Arches rectoi7,Nett]ebni.rd.LncIn
Nelson Arthur, Salmonbjr house, Salmonby,
Homcastle
Nelson George, SI North parade, Oranthnm
Nelson Herbert, Market place, Gainsborough
Nelson Hn. 20 Bigby street Brigg
Nelson Mn. <2 Monson street Lincoln
Nesbitt Rev. John WilUamD.A. 17 Beaumont
villas, Lincoln
Xesbitt Cliarlea Michell, Com market LonUi
Nesley Miss, 63a, Hlgli street Boston
Nettlesliip John, 82 Carholme road, Lincoln
Netfleahip Thomas, Walesby rd.Market Basen
Nettleton Mrs. 2 Upgnte. Louth
Nevlle Bev. Canon Charles u.A.Tlie Bectory,
Sturton, Lincoln
Nevlle Edward H. Manor bouse, SkeUlng-
thorpe, Lincoln
NevlleGeo. a L. , J. P. Stubtn.ha]l, Stubtn. Nivrk
Nevlle Balph Henry Christopher D.L., J. P.
The Hall, Welllngore, Qrantliam
NevUl Mrs. Pottergate, Lincoln
NevlnsonMrs. St Anne's cot Tlnwellrd.Stmfd
New Charles, 6 Gladstone terrace, Grantham
NewboldEev. Thomas, 12Churclj gate, Spalding
Newbold George, 7 Cross stroet, Spalding
Newbold Mrs. 7S Bridge st. Gainsborough
NewbomOeo.MoorlandIu).Kp\iortli. Doncastr
Newby Mn. 80 Earl street Great Orimsby
Newby Thomas M.D.18evlctoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Newcomb Fied.Dlal ho. Donington, Spaldng
Newoombe Joseph Dovedale, 3 Bridge road,
Gainsborough
Newcome Bev. William Cyrill JJ.A. Bootliby
Pagnell, Grantham
Newcome Fredk. M.n.42Watergate,Grantham
Newcome John, 10 High street Orantliam
NeweU Mrs. Barrow-on-Humber. Hull
Newling Mrs. 28 Spring gardens, Spalding
Newlove Henry, 19 Carholme road, Lincoln
Newman Edward, 31 Yarharough rd. Lincoln
Newman Blcbard, 80 The Park, Lincoln
Newman William M.D. Lond. Bom Hill
house, Stamford
Newmarch Edward, 43 & 48 Spring gardens,
Gainsborough
Newsome Mia. KilUun, Huxey, Bawtiy
Newsum Henry, South Park house, Lincoln
Neii-ton Rev. Wm. Cherry Holt villa, Caistor
Newton George Bobt 30 Lumley rd. Skegness
Newton Mn. 9 Clarence terrace. Abbey road.
Great Grimsby
Newton Mrs. 203 Hainton street Weelaby,
Great Grimsby
Newton Mn. High st Long Sutton, Wisbech
Newton Mrs. London rLLongSntton, Wisbech
Newton Mrs. South park, Lincoln
Newton Samuel, 23 St Andrew's teri-ace,
Stirling street New Clee, Great Grimsby
Newton WlUiam, Warwick viUa, St Tliomns'
road, Spalding
Nioherson Sliadrach Fltzherbert 163 Clee-
thorpe road. New C'ee, Great Grimsby
NichollsAllanCorrie,Wa8hlngborougU,Llncln
NichoUs WadwBll, West street, Stamford
Nichols Mrs. 3 Castlegute, Grantham
Nioliolson Bev. Robert, 9 Barkham street,
Northohne, Wainlleet AH Saints R.aO
Nicholson Frederick, WiUoug^jton manor,
Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Nicholson Qaakin,EIrmngtn. Ulceby.Lindnsh
Nicholson Henry, 12 Louth road, Homcastle
Mlcholaou Miss, EIrton Lindsey B.S.0
Nicholson Miss, 4 Rasen lane, Lincoln
Nicholson Miaaes,The Grove, Wootton,Ulceby
NIoholson Mrs, 23 Portland street, Liuooln
Nicholson Mr^ 88 Basen lane, Lincoln
Nicholson Mrs. 8 Yarborongh road, Lincoln
Nicholson Robert 1 Stanhope vis. Homcastle
Nicholson- WllUam John,' The Orange,
Willonghton, Kirton Lindsey B.aO
Nicholson Thomas Haigb, Brocebrldge
[kellt's
NlckUn John, 18 Harrowt^ read, GrBnthsin
Nicolls Oemld Edward B.A. Buigh-in-ihe.
MHcahB.aO
Nightingale Bev. Bobert Beat»n,llBsiUani
streetNortholme, WalnfleetAll fisinuB.aO
NlghttiigaleBobertUEleanor street Wecliti;,
Great Grimsby
Nisbet-Hamilton Miss Constance, Bloiholm
hall, Sleaford
Nixon Augustus, Oosberton, Spalding
Nixon George Alexander,2 Gre^umstlindn
NlxoQ Thomas, Wootton, moeby
NeaU Bev. Bobert K. Wragsby
Kobbe John, Park lane, Alford
NobleJoon,9 Hainton st Weelsby.QtGiimilir
Noble John, jun. 146 Hainton street Weelabp
Oreat Gr^nsby
Nock John, 2 Ncaman place, Lincoln
Norfolk John, Eastfidd road, Louth
Norfolk Bobert Bargate, Great Oiisosby
Nonrls Bev. John Elye B.A. Rectory, .<shby>
by-Partney, Spilsby
Norris Mrs. 198 Cleethorpe road. New Cee,
Great Qrimsby
Norria Mrs. Plcinrortli, Falkingfaam
North Edmund,SoathSomeTootes,StQiliiifby
North Edmund, 89 Upgate, Louth
North Ernest ISIVlctoria st Etfa.atGrims((r
North Misa, 28 Bt Mary's street Stuslord
North Mrs. 10 South street Louth
North Mrs. 112 Upgate, LouUi
North Mrs. Wlllingham road. Market Baioi
Xorth Mrs. Sibaey, Boston
North Watson, Ingram terrace, Skafori
North Wniinm, Washingbomugh. Lincoln
N(»thWm.2Welllngtaa vil!i.NrthBds.»umiia
Mortbera Thomas, SorSeet. SpaldioK
Northon William, 4 Cemetery lane, Louth
Norton Joeeph, S Homcastle road, BofWQ
Norton Miss, 8 Lindum roail, lincola
Norton Miss, Manor house. NewportLiacolit
Norton Mrs. 38 Tenterocoft street Lincoln
Norton Wm. Fredk.38 Tentercroft rt.UDCob
Norwood Rev. Robert Pickman, Granmir
school, BoatoD
Nott Major Robert Mclntlre, Witham Mft,
Bracebridge, Lincoln
Nottingham Bight Rev.Snffrasim Bishop st,
Tlie RectotT. Sonth Lea.«lng!iara, Sle&faril
Nowell Joeeph, Burgate, Biirt'inK>n-Hamber
NurseJ.lSiCleethorpe rd.NewCIee,Gt.Gniist5
NuKsey Mie8,Haien house, Sonth cnri, Boeuo
Nutley Mrs. Sea View atCleetiirpe5.Gi.(}niisiT
Nutsey Joseph, Burgh-ln-tbe-Marsh K.S.0
Nutt George M.6e Cleetliorpe rJ. Gt GriiDsb;
Oakden Arthur Henry, 2 St Andrew'i ter-
raoe. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Gates Charles Frederick, 19S HaitttoD ana,
Weelsby, Great Grhnsby
Dates John, Chantry lane. Great Grimsby
OatesMrs. 113Cleethrp,KL NowCtee.rrCUms!9
Dates Stephen, Bargate, Gr«at Grimsl f
Dates Thomas, Bargate, Grea: Grim^nT
Dates W. 382 Victoria at north. Gt (irims^
O'Connor Bev. Denis Prittle m.a. nwlory,
Biacathorpe. Louth
O'ConnorPatrlckH. D.12Caakgate stGaimbiBO
Dddle EdwBrd,East Viewvilla,SeaI)aDkmi■
Cleethorpe8, Great Grimsby
Odllng Mrs. 17 Cheviot stnaet, Lincoln
Odling Mrs. lA, George street Louth
Odllng Mre. Irby-In-tLe-Marsl>, Burgl.
OdUng Mrs. John, 120 New market, Loell:
Odllng Mrs. William, 113 New market Lsntb
Odllng Bobert Cook. South park. Liucnin
O'Donogbne Bev. Patrick Jowph, St Uair't,
Homcastle roail, Boston
Ogden Henry, 28 Bed Lion i^treet Sjialdlii,'
Ogden James. Moulton, Spalding
Ogden Miss, 42 North parade, Granthfiiu
Ogden Mrs. 21 High street Granthani
Ogden Mrs. 9 Spring gardens, Spoldinp
Ogelsby Mrs. 7 Lucy Tower street Lincolii
Ogle Henry, Barrow-on-Humber. Hull
Ogle Mn. 3Chevint ter. Monks roaiL Liccoili
Oglesby Miss, 29 Earl street. Great Griai'Lj
Oglesby Miss, Trinity Btr«et^ Gainsborras:'.!
Oldenbaw James, 87 Cro« street !^i*MJif
Oldlleld Rev. Charles 3f. A. 38 St Pfhr^ 3-
Stamford
Oldlleld WlUiam, Wiaterton, Doncaster
Oldham Harvey, 3 North parade. Linc^n
OldluunMias, Waterside rd. Barton-on-H aslc;
Oldham Wm. 42 St Paul's street Stamf'.'r'.
01dmanMrs.Thoe.Bugli,Samniei hl.Qailii-.''
Oldrid Uia, Strait Bargate, Bocton
DIiverChas.IOHaintan stWeelsby.GtGnu;.'
DUver Edward, Burtott Wlgtoft SpaMic.-
Dllver John Paul, Hl^li street BiUingl'in .
FaUdngham
DUver Major, 14 St Andrew's ttrraoci^tirliiit
street New Clee, Great Grimsby
OUver Mb*, Halton rood, Spilsby
OUver Mrs. 18 Enginegata, Lonth
OUver Mre. 10 Oxford street Lincola
Oliver Bobert Dudley Mansell, Cawti'J.V
house, Cawthorpe, Boom
OUverT. Upper Ings road,Barton.oaHuni -''
Olaen Die Theodor, 21 St Andrew'sien-i.v.
Stirling street New Clee, Great Orto»;
D'Meaia John B. J» Sntton Bridge, Wislv.-i'
Digitized by VjUUy IC
COURT DIRECTOBY.]
O'NeUl WniiMn M.n., Pel. Rot. Hed. Cblr.
Soc Lood. ii Silver street, iJncoln
Orman James, 111 Heneage street, Weelsby.
Great Grlmaby
Orton Ber. Wllll<im,e Hainton street, Weelsb;,
Great Orinub j
Osbom Edward, SI Welland tenaoe, London
road, Spalding
Osborne Bev. Janwa B. a. Fantoo, Wragbjr
Osborne Bst. WilUam Hemr, 8tainton-by-
Langwortb, Lincoln
Osborne Uias, 10 Priory road, Spalding
Osborne Bobert, i Sea Bank road, Cleethorpes
Osgerby Adam,*>LIttle London, Spalding
Ostler Charles, SUrbeck, Boston
OsttoBdwd.W.HoWdjke, Barton-on-Homber
Ostler George, 23 North parade, Lincoln
Ostler James, Siflsby road, Boston
Ostler Jobn,18Uandtaster ter.SMrbeck,Baston
Ostler Mrs. Drain side north, Boeton
Otter Francis it.i., j.p. Banby hall, Wiagby
Otter Matthew, Monk Lees terrace, Ltoeom
Otter Urs. Manor-house, Uartln, Homcagtle
Otter Mn. Banby hall, Wragbj
OtwayAUred CarroUTattoshaU, Boston
Ousman Mrs. Helprlngham, SiMlord
Orerlmry John Foster, • Bock terrace. Soot-
gate, Stamlotd
Overton Bev. Canon John Hemy it.A. Bp-
worth, Doncaster
OTerton Mrs. Bonme place, Alfonl
Owen Bev. Henry n.*. Tmsthorpe, Alford
Owen WUlIaniH.lTy cottage, Westgnte, Loath
Ownsworth MUs, 12 South pande, Spalding
Owstan Rev. Tfaomaa K.A. The Cottage,
Partney, Spilsby
OwBtaa William Slater. 34 Bailgate, Liaealn
0x1^ Henry, I North parade, Lincola
Oxky Miss, 24 Nerth parade, Lincoln
Oxley William Kchard, 70 Heneage street,
Weelsby, Great Grimshy ,
Oxtoby Mrs. CasUe cottage, Brigg
Facqr Mrs. 8 St. Swlthen's aqnare, Lincoln
Packer George, 139 Eaatgate, Louth
Packer Matthew wnilam, 3 Church i street
w«s^ St. Martin's, Stomfsrd
Fagr George Henry, 14 Newland, Liaosin
Paey Mis. 3 St. Swithln'ssqoare, Llneoln
Tmey Wmiam i. Park -rfL nirk st. Uicoln
Paddlson Henry, Bllsby hall, Bilsby, Alford
BaUlson Mrs. Low Ingle>y, Lincoln
Baddon Geort^ Witham iMnk, Bostoa
Padgett Mrs. «2 Stirling street, liTew Clee,
Great GrImMFy
Padley Arthnr A. Walesby rd. MarlKt Rasen
Fadley George Edward BcBme, 28 CaAolme
lead, Lincola
Page George, Baiingboro% FalUnghaia
Page John Samoel, 23 Eaglnegate, Loath
Page William, High street; Market Deeping
Page William Tomlinson, Oieetwell liouse,
Gieetwell roai, Lincola
Page William T. jnn. Greetwen road, Liacoln
Paltlnrp Mra.(! Town HaS 'fitOreat Ortmsby
PainciTbos. «8 St. Martln's,High st. Staiafonl
Palnta' Mrs. 4 Minster yard, Lincoln
Palliaer Mrs. Haadleby, SpUSby
Palmer Ber. Edmond Richard HopperGtIfflth
M.A. IVectoo-,SsuthSomeroates,Gt.Gi1nBby
Palmer Charles, tS North parade, Graatham
Palmer Edward M.D. Bracebridge, Lincoln
Palmer Etaoch, 170 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Palmer Frank, 23 Orchard street, Lincoln
Palmer Frank Craddock, 7 Market pi. Brigg
Palmer JaiBee,l Victariater. Skfa-beck.Boston
Palmer Joseph Walker, 6 Fen street, Boston
Palmer Min, Wilsfopl hall, Grantham .
Palmer Mrs. 2 GroTe street, Boston
Palmer Mrs. KIrton, Boston
FalmerMn.8Ky1ialI Tils-Henriettast. Spalding
PalmerMrs. lTheTerrace,Bracebridgc,Linooln
Palmer Mn. 3 Tine street, Grantliam
Pannell George, 2 Swan street, Spalding
Pannen Mrs. 10 Oowblt road, Spalding
Pannell Thos. J. 13 Wellington st. Lincoln
Puinell William, 31 Main ridge, Boston
FantooChas. Elm oott. Long Leys rd. Lincoln
Panton John, 41 Queen street, Homcastle
Pape Miss, 2S Red Lion square, Boston
Paradise John, 24 St. Mary street, Stamford
Parish Rer. William Okes B.A. 103 Church
street, Gainsborough
Parish Misses, Toynton cottage, Toynton All
Saints, S^lsby
ParishMmElton Tlllas,Flnchbeck st Spalding
Parish Walter B. 2 Stanhope ter. Homcastia
Park Ber. Mnngo T. >L A. The Lodge, Louth
Parker Col. Wm. B.A., D.U, J.P. Hanthorpe
house. Bourn
Fatker Lieut-Col. Charles John BalliTant,
J.P. Stonebridge, Grantham
Parker Ber. BIchard M.A., J.P. Claxby St
AndTew,!.Uford
Parker Charles, 1 Kwst^^te, Louth
Parker Christopher HJU, Walkergnte, Louth
Parker Francis, Bintnnoke, Market lUsen
ParkerF.2St Stephen's T|]s.Bonm rd. Stamfrd
Parker George, Market place, Calstor
Parker Hewson, 71 WllUngbam st. Weelsby,
Great Grimsby |
imGO'Ls&Ems.
FarkerHewson, 8 Albion terrace, at&rimsby
Parker James, 3 Macaulay st Great Grimsby
Parker John, 33 Westgate, Louth
Parker Joseph, It Macaulay st 6t Grimsby
Parker Lyslmachas, Lower Toynton road,
Homcastle
Parker Miss, Lndborongh, LoQth
Parker Miss, 33 Westgate, Lonth
Parker Mrs. Asbby, Brigg
Parker Mrs. CowUt, Spalding
Parker Mrs. 3B, Bdward street Louth
Parker Mrs. BighstBillittgboro',Falklngham
Parker Mrs. Nettleham, Lincoln
Parker Mrs. 33 Spring gardens,Gainsborou^
Parker William, Thornton house, Thornton-
le-Moor,Caistor
Parker William, West WUloughby, Ancaster,
Grantham
Parkin Charles Samuel, West Acridge,
Barton-on-Hnmber
Parkin John, KIrton Lindsey B.S.0
Parkin Mrs. 41 Ebrington st Gainsborough
Parkinson Mrs. KIrkby-cnm-Osgadby, Market
Baaen
Parkinson Bobt Field hcBarton-on-Hnmber
Parkinson Bobert John Hlnman M.A., B.O.U.
J.P. Manor house. East Bavettdale, Great
Grimsby
Parkinson Thomas, Maude st Ot Grimsby
ParUnson Thos. 23 St Tbeasas' rd. Spalding
Parkinson Wm. The VOIa, Weston, Spalding
Famell George Bentley, 104 Heneage street^
Weelsby, Great Qrlnisby
Parr Bev. Jamas Toletrea, 13 Harrowby road,
Grantham
Parr Mis. 1 Brownlow terrace, Stamford
Pany Bev. Edward HwnSieys B.A. Surtleet,
Spalding
Parry Miss, 30 BaDgsite, Lincoln
Parry Thomas, JUrtoa Lindsey B.S.0
Parson WHliam Edward, The Terrace,
Rnndkby, BpiUbiy
Parsons James Thomas, 7fi Heneacpe street,
- WeeUby, Great Grimsby
Paisons Samuel, 30 Pen street BeslDn
Pascoe John, 77 Stanley street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Fashlegr John Wm. Morton haU, Morton-by.
Gaia^rough
Fask Michael, Heekington, Slealkird
Fask Mm. King street, Market Rasen
FatcbfH Bev. WIBiam Gitaeon M.A. Vicarage,
Tathw«ll, Loath
Patcbsd Ben. 2 St Catherine's ter. Lincoln
Patcbett Mrs. 7 Victoria terrace. Long
Bstton, Wisbech
Paterson Walter Hugh K.IX Elmer house,
Floidn street, Grantliam
Patey Ber. Charles Bobert B.A. Bectory,
Sciemby, SidM^
Patrick Charles Crosby, Ellison villas. Lea
road, Gainsberough
Patrick Thomas Guy, 31 Engjnegate, Lonth
Fattcoden Bev. Canon George Edwin LL.D.
Grasmur school. South square, Boston
Patttason Francis Saml.Busklngton,Sleatord
Pattioson Sanmel. BuaUngtco, Sleatord
Pattloson WOUsffi, BnsUngton, Sleatord
Fattissn Wm. 20 Spring gardens, Spalding
Paul Jeaepb, 3 Warkhain street Northolme,
Waiafleet AB Saints B.aO
Faulger Isaac, 18 Colegrave stteet, Lincoln
PawleU Edmnsd, The Priory, Deeping St
James, Market Deeping
PawBOn Ftas. Gea 14 Ham>wby rd. Grantham
Pawsou Mrs. 80 Commercial road, Grantham
Pawson William OoUinson, 122 Hainton st
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Payne Rev. Chas. The Manse, Kidgate, Louth
Payne Geoi^ge, 8 Avenue road, Grantham
Fayue Miss, 7 Market place, Sleaf oid
Payne Mrs. 43 Albert street Spalding
Payne Mrs. 4 Rutland villas, Stamford
Peace Charles Osmond, Bronghton, Brigg
Peacock Rev. Walter Gilbert B.A. Uloeby-
with-Fordington, Alford
Peacock Albert Lools II.B.a8.K. 3 Bankst
Lincoln
Peacock Christopher Gilbert J.P. Gretford
hall. Stamford
Peacock Edward F.9.A., J.P, Manor house,
Bottesford, Brigg
Peacock Miss, North gate. Sleaford
Peacock Richard, Peacock viUa, Pinchbeck
street, Spalding
Peak Mn. High street, Market Deeping
Peake Henry, 10 St Peter's hill, Stamford
Peaks Henry, Syne hills, Skegnem
Feake Henry, Westhohne, Sl«>ford
Peake Henry Arthnr, 3 Market st Sleaford
Feaker Robt Westfleld rd.Barton-on-Hnmber
Pear Miss. 4 Spring gardens, Spalding
Pearce Charles, 7 St Peter's vsle, Stamford I
Pearce George, 183 Cleetborpe road, Newi
Clee, Great Grimsby i
Pearce William, West street. Bourn
Pears Joseph, 07 London road, Spalding I
Fears Mrs. Temple grdns. Lindum rd.Lincoln
Pearson Bev. Chas.Wm.Sntton Bdg. Wisbech
Pearson Edward J. F. Morton bouse, Morton-!
b7.aainsborongh i
Pip 7a 5r
Pearson Frederick, 22 BUrbeck road, Boston
Pearson Henry Jackson, 13 Bamsgate, Louth
Peais<m John, 48 Hainton street Weelsby,.
Great Grimsby
Pearson John, Hamilton place, Alfotrl
Pearson Miss, 14 Bed Lion street, Boston
Pearson Mrs. 18 Earl street, Great Giimsbjr
Pearson Mrs. Eiiton Lindsey B.S.0
Pearson Mrs. 14B, Bamsgate, Lonth
Pearson Mrs. 8 South square, Boston
Pearson Mrs. South terrace, Boston
Pearson Mrs. View house, Stamford
Pearson Rt Hepinstall, Stallingboro', Ulceby-
Feaison William, Canada, Calstor.
Pearson William, Queen Elisabeth's school
CoxshlU, Gainsborough
Peart WUllam Powell, 4 Hainton st. Weelsby.
Great Grimsby
Peasgood Bdward, Welland cottage, Bath
row, Stamford
Feat Miss, 1 West street, Stamford
Featfield Mrs. S3 Spring grdns. Gainsborough
Featfleld Setb, 1 Torr street, Gainsborongh
Peck Frauds, Waabingborongfa, Lincoln
Peck Gea The Cot Beaumont Fee, Lincoln.
Peck Miss, 2 Lttcy Tower street, Lincoln
Peck Thomas, Rusklngton, Sleaford
Peel Frank, 28 Newland, Lincoln
Fed William, 14 BUrllng street. New Clt»i.
Great Grimsby
Feet Major Fllnton, High street, Holbeacb
Pegg Ju.183 Hainton stWeelsbj-.GtGrirosby
Fcgler Mi8s,Eudowed 8chl.Douington,Spldng
Pelham Hon. EvClyu Comwallis Anderson-
D.L., J.P. The Hall, Csytborpe, Oia&tham
Fell Mrs. Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Femberton George, 9 Launder ter. Grantham
Fennel! Charles, Gowts bridge, Lincoln
Penney James, 181 Cleethorpe rood. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Penney Mis. 2 Wragby road, Lincoln
Penney Blcbard, 9 Bamsgate, Lonth
Penney William, 84 Sewell's walk, Lincoln
Pennington Ber. Canon Arthur Kobert M.A.-
Bectory, Utterby, Lonth
Pennington Chaa. Maltby,10 Hall pLSpakllng-
Peper Edmd. 3 Maziboroogh st Gaiusborooghi
Pepper Isaac, South park, Lincoln
Pepper Bicbd. Qnincey,HQrblIng,Falklngham
Feppsrdlne Mrs. 14 Canwlck rood, Lincoln
Ferdval Arthnr, 26 Double street, Spalding
Pertrement Mrs. 13 Spring grdns. Gainsbont
Perkins Henry, High st Market Deeping
FerUns John, Towngate. Market Deeping
Perkins Mrs. Oednay Hill, Wisbech
Perkins WilUam, 11 BtirUng st New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Perkins William Dold, 83 Hainton. street..
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Perrinder Thos. Tower cots. Skirbeck,Bostou '
Perry Bev. Canon George Gresley M.A. Wnil-
dington, Lincoln
Perry Marten u.D. 3 Church street Spaldlnii
Fetch Mrs. 1 Albert street Brigg
Pettluger Hinds, 6 Melville st. Gainsborongh
Pettinger James, Field lane, Mortou-by-
Gainsborongb
Pettinger James, 8 Spital ter. Gainsborough
Pettinger John, 104 Church st Gainsborough-
Petty Mrs. Lansdowne vll. Reeplumi, Llncmn
Pbillipps Charles George Washington c.K.
Church close, Boston
PliillipsRev. Jn.FeirIby td.Barton.on-Kumtir
Phillips Charles J. 21 Pen street, Boston
PhilllpeEdwd. Hodges G.Wlnterton.Doncastr
Phillips John Tbomaf, 3 Tower st. Boston
Phillips Joaeidi, 18 Water street, Stamford
Fhillips Thnmi», 1 Hinli Cliit terrace, Clee-
thorpcti. Great Grimsby
Fhillil» William £dwd. 3 Uaseu lane^ Lincoln .
FhllllpsHU Jlles, Mauorho. Gt Coates.Ulceby
FMlpot Frederick, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull.
Fhlpp Mrs. 27 South parade, Grantham
Fhipp William, 10 Gladstone ter. Grantham.
Pick Edward, 6 Brook street Grantham
Pick Mis. 1 Adelaide street Stamford
Pick Mrs. 1 Victoria vlls. North fids. Btamfnl
Pick William, Victoria street Holbeach
Picken John, 3 Carholme road, Lincoln
Pickerden Peter, 160 Wellington street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Pickerden Thomas, 1 Edward st Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Pickering Edwin George, Springhlll house.
Asylum road, Lincoln
Picketing John. Market pi. Crowle.Doncneter
Pickering Jn. Wm. 33 Queen st Homcastir
Pickering Miss, North house, Boiu-n
Pickering Wade, Market pl.Crowle, Doucnstr
Pickering William Holsworth, Edinbargli
walk, Holbeacb
Flckwell Matthew, Wraghy
Pickworth James, North Rnuoeby, Sleaford
Pickworth Mrs. Billiugborough, Falkingliam
Pickworth Mrs. 12 Hawthorn bonk, Spalding
Pickwortli Mrs. 11 Tower street, Bostoo
Pickworth Bobert Tetney, Great Grimsby
Pickworth Thos. Tattersliall, Boston
Pldoock Mrs. 82 Manthorpe roail, Orautl:am-
Plgott Charles, 6 St Andrews tetrare, Stli->-
Ung street New Clee. Great Grimeliy
Digitized Dy
m^d
6yic
740 ptb
ngott John, US WUlingham street, Weelsby,
araat Qrfanaby
PIgott Ura. Carlton-le-MoorUnd, Newark
Pigott TUoa. Eagle lionae, Barton-OQ-Humber
Pigott William J. P. Scawby grove, Brigg
Pike Missee, Pantln, Wnigby
PUdngton Jolin, 26 Spring gardens, Spalding
Piloher Wm. John, 89 LIquorpond «t. Boston
Pilkiugton Mattliew, Castle Bythani, Stamford
Plliey Krs, 4 I/>ndmi r«wl. Umnthani
Pllswortli Janiw, Crrtwle, Doneaster
Pindar Willlniu. (jueen street, Market Rasen
Pinder Mrs. Sontti park, Linoolti
Plnder T. W. 4 Vine st. Monk's rd. Lincoln
Pink Harry, New Holland, Hall
Pillard Marmaduke, Swinesliead, Spalding
Pitta Rev. Geo. Fredk. Oosbcrton, Spalding
Pizey Rer. Patrlok, M Queen st. Homcastle
Place Hrr. The Cott. Nattleltam rd. Lincoln
Plant Janiea, Leake, Boston
Plant T. Veutnor Tilla, Steep hill, Lincoln
Plaskett Alfred, U Barasgate, Loath
Plaakett Thomas, 39 Engine gate. Loath
Plaikett Thomas, King street. Market Rasen
P^Astow Jamee, 43 Orwell st. Gt. Grimsby
I'latfnrd Mrs. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
putt Rey. Arthur Monntjoy LUM. Rectory,
Croxby
Platts Arthur, 17 Spring gardens, Oainsboro'
Platte Peter, Trinity street, Oainsborough
Playll Rot. Charlen, 14 Cemetery lane, Louth
Plowman Geo. 14 8t. Thomas' rd. Spalding
Plowman Mrs. 33 LIquorpond street, Boston
Plowright John Harry, Welland house.
High street, Spalding
Plowright Tliomas, Knight street. Pinchbeck,
Spalding.
Plumpton Samuel, Xorthgate, Lonth
Plnmptre Rev, Charles Pemberton 11. A.
Rectory, Olaypole, NoH-nrk
Pockllngton Caboum, Skirbeck quarter,
Boston
Pockllngton Robt 1 Henrietta st. Spalding
Pocklington-Colttnan Roger D.i.., J. P.
Hagnaby priory, Spilshy
Fogson Jonathan, sen. Stickney, Boston
Pollexfen Stephen. '.10 Bridge St. Horncastle
Poole William S. SI North jiaraie. Orantluun
Poolee William, Tower street, Boston
Fooley Rev. Canon John Henry B.l>., J.p.
Sootter, Klrton Llndsey R.S.O.
Pope Thomas, Grange, Thurlby, Bourn
Popple Jsph. Gilby ho. Wlnterton, Doncastr
Popple Mrs. North Kelsey, Brigg
Popple Mrs. Spital terrace, Galnsbnroagh
Poppleton Edward Crane, Snowdrop villa,
Crowle, Doneaster
Poppleton George, '2 Cheviot terrace. Monk's
road. Lincoln
Poppleton Henry, South park, Lincoln
Porritt Mrs. Newton villa, Dudley roail,
Grantham
Porteous Robert, 3A LIquorpond st. Boston
Porter Edward C. Rochford tower, Boston
Porter George Alfre.1, tt4 Hainton street,
Weelsby. Great Grimsby
Porter George Henry. 90 Upgate, Louth
Porter John, Holly ho. Spllsby nt Boston
Porter Miss, 6 Scotgate, Stamford
Porter Mr.'. Llndum ter. Liudum rd. Lincoln
Porter Mrs. A7 Upgate, Louth
Porter Mrs. 36 Weetgate, Louth
Porter William, 23 Fen street, Boston
Portln?ton Mrs. East end, Alford
Post George, Epworth, Doneaster
Potchett Bev. G. T. u. A. Denton, Grantliam
Pott3r Kev. Charles Augustus M.A. Rectory,
Thimbleby, Horncastle
Potter John, 'il Tower street, Boston
Potter Miss. 60 Westgate. Loutll
Potter Mrs. Northorpe, Kirton Llndsey R.8.0
I'otter Samuel, 32 Bmnd street, Stamford
Potter William. 69 Upgate, Louth
Powell Bev. Frederick m.a. 2» St. Peter's
hill, Grantham
Powers Henry, 17 North street, Stamford
Pratt Hev. George Henry 11. .k. St. Swlthin's
Vicarage house, Lludmn terrace, Lincoln
Pratt Charles Abrnliam, 40 Upgate, Louth
l*ratt E. Clareuce ho. Llndnni ter. Lincoln
Pratt H. The Cot. Skelllngthorpe, Lincoln
Pratt Miss, Hykeliam cottage. North
Hykeham, Lincoln
Pratt Mrs. 49 Newland, Lincoln
Preutice Tliomas, 28 Croft street, Lincoln
Prescott Miss, 26 St. Mary's street, Stamford
Presgrave Thomas, West street, Bourn
Presgraves Edward, South pork, Lincoln
Preston Major John Wilby U..K., J.P. Datby
park, Spllsby
Preston Henry, 23 South parade, Orantluun
Preston Mrs. North Scarle, Newark
Preston Samuel, 26 South street. Loath
Prustou Tliomas, 30 New market, Louth
Pretyman Kev. Canon Frederic B.t>., J.P.
Carlton lodge, Lonth
Price Alfred Watklns, 1 San Franetoco
terrace, Spllsby road, Boston
Price Henry Lewis, 23 Market place, Boston
Price William James, 0 Welhtnd terrace,
London no'l, Spalding
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Priest George, 89 Orantley street, Grantham
Priest WlUiam, 12 Wharf road, Grantham
Prtestland Henry, 33 Portland street, Lincoln
Priestly John, 7 Albert street, Horncastle
Prince Charles, 13 Cross street, Oalnsbcroagii
Prince Peter, 7 Altham terrace, Lincoln
Prior Rev. Henry, Baaton, Market Deeping
Pritchard Lieut. Emeric J. V. R.N. Mable-
thorpe St. Mary, Alford
Pritchard Thos. II.I>.4« Swlnegate, Grantham
Probart Mrs. Tetford, Horncastle
Procter Cluu-les R. C. Si London rl. Spalding
Proctor J. Croft. Walnfleet All Saints B.aO
Proctor Mrs. 1 Spring gardens, Siialding
Pruden A. O. 30 St. Leonard's rd. Stamfurd
Pugh H. B. Llndum ter. Llndum rd. Lincoln
Pnlfoid Thomas, 6 Albion street, Spalding
PuUan Henry William m.b.c.s. Epworth,
Doneaster
Pullein WlUiam, 66 Canwick road, Lincoln
Pulleine Samuel J. P. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Pnmfrit John Edward, 26 Enginegate, Louth
PnrdoQ William. 68 Wlllingbam street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Purvis John, 18 Carholme roail, Lincoln
Pywell Miss, Cemetery road, Stamford
Quane George, 23 Barl street. Great Grimsby
Qnarrlngtou Rev. Edwin Fowler M.A. The
Ticarage, Spllsby road, Horncastle
Qnasli William. 14S Victor street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Queenbnrough Jolin, 8 Main ridge, Boston
Quirk Bev. Francis James u. .«., J.P. The
Vicarage, Grasb.v, Caistor
Raby Mrs. Elm Tree house. High street,
Barton-on-Humber
Raby Mrs. Jas. High st. Barton-on-Hnmber
Railford Mrs. 6 Monk's road, Lincoln
Rallies Bev. Thomas Stamford H. A. Owmby,
Market Rasen
Rain bird Horace, Foeadyke house. SaxUby
Raiue Rev. Isaac, South park, Lincoln
Rainey Allen, Skirbeck quarter, Boston
Raiuey F. Alexandra ter. Hundleby, Spllsby
Rainey Miss, Halton road, Spllsby
Balney West John, Terrace, Spllsby
llalney William Banes, Hogstliorpe, Alford
Balnforth Henry Slack, The Uphuids,
Nettleham road, Lincoln
Ralnforth William, Westdeld house,Carholme
road, Lincoln
Balnforth William, jnn. Brlergate, Lincoln
Ram Rev. Ralpli AdyelI.A. Hlgbst.Holbeach
Ramage Andrew, 73 Monk's road, Lincoln
Ramby Mrs. S Pinchbeck street, Spalding
Ram'ay Rev. Andrew Chrysostom B.A.
South park, Lincoln
Ramsden Rev, F. J. 1I.A. Ufllngton, Stamford
Ramehaw Frederick Cliarles, 7 Groevenor
crescent. Great Grimsby
Ramyell Mrs. 17 Queen's terrace, Boston
Ranby Isaac, BI>*ton, Gainsborough
Ranby Tliomas R. 30 Spital ter. Gainsboro'
Randall John, Camperdown villa, Cartergate,
Great Grimsby
Randolph Rev. Rodney Granville H.A.
South Kj'me. Sleaford
Rannord Arthur. Al Monk's rood, Lincoln
Rannard John, Helghington, Lincoln
nannard Mrs. Laceby, Great Grimsby
Ranshaw George, Market place, Louth
Raustiaw Miss, St. Michael's cottage, Chnrch
street, Louth
Ranshaw Robert, 1 Temple terrace, Louth
Ransom Misa, The Hollies, Skirbeck. Boston
Ranyell Edward, Red Lion street, Boston
Ratten Mrs. 40 Karl street. Great Grimsby
Raven Robert, Little Limber grange, Brobk-
leshy, Ulcehy
Ravensdale Miss, 23 Cross street, Spalding
Rawdon John, Dlgby, Lincoln
Rawlinson Rev. J. m.a. Caistor
Rawlinson Mrs. 9 West parade, Lincoln
Rawlinson Samuel. SOOt. Northern st. Lincoln
Rawnsley Rev. Edward H.A., J.P. Ralthby
hall, Splkby
Rawnslev Kdward Preston B.A., J.r.Raltbby
hall, Spllsby
Rawson Rev. Tliomas, Epworth, Doneaster
RawBou Rev. Wm. Ignatius Snell, Mether-
Ingliam, Lincoln
Rnu sou Misses, Walesby road. Market Rasen
Rawson William MInto, Wliltecroas street,
Barton-on-Humher
Rayner John Luniley,ll Carholme rd.Llucoln
Ruynor Charles, 3 West parade, Gt. Grimsby
Raynur James, LockhiU, Great Grimsby
Ilea Geo. Stephen, '24 'Tentercroft st. Lincoln
Read Alfred Henry, 3 South terrace, Boston
Keail Edwanl, Ingoldmells, Burgh KS.O
ReadH.v. Carlton houw, St. Catherine's, Lincoln
Read Miss, Epworth, Doneaster
Read Miss Mary, Epworth, Doneaster
Read Misses, Epworth, Doneaster
Reail Mrs. 17 St. Peter's street, Stamford
Read Richard Penrcee, Epworth, Doncester
Read Thomas, I Dudley terrace, Littlefield
lane. Great Grimsby
Read Wm.F. 64 Victoria at.wes*. Gt.Orimsby
Rend Wni. R. 1S9 Viotor street, New Clee
road. Great Grimsby
[kelly's
Beade Bev. William M..t. Vican^c, asrtei,
Gainsborough
Reader Walter, 88 Cleetliorpe r.1. Kev Cler,
Great Grimsby
Ready Thomas William, 203 Cleethorpe nxd.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Headman William. 133 WUlingham strset.
Weelsby, Crest Orlmsbv
Ready T. <02 Hainton st.Weelsby.Ot.Griinttf
Ready ^A'llUam John. Ml Victor street, 5esr
Clee, Great Grimsby
Rear Arthur Hy. 16 South parade, ^rsntl'sm
Rear Joeeph, S3 London road. Grautham
Reckitt Edward M.D. 13 Barktaani street
Northolme, Wainfloet All Saints B.ao
Reckitt Edward Ba«s, 23 Pen street, Bnston
Redfem Isaac, 4t Oxford street, New CT«.
Great Grimsby
Redbeail Mrs. Ann, 11 South par. Grantham
Redhead Mrs. Mary, 66 London rd.lrsnUiam
Redman Meredith, 10 Steep hill, Lincoln
Redmile John. 1 South pande, Spalding
Redshaw William, Rusklngton, Sleaford
Bedshaw Wm. 10 Tersbnrg street, Wee!sb.r.
Great Grimsby
Reed Emest,Elm vlUa,EIm road,Cl«!t'im70.
Great Grimsby
Reed Jas. Westland cor. Bargate.Ot.Gr:nul.r
Reed John Fredk. Bamllton place, Alforl
Reeson Francis, lA, Tower cottager, !;k!;-
beck, Boston
Reeson George Howard, Fretston, Boston
Reeve Lleut-CoL John 1>.L.,J.P. Leadenba."!
house, Grantham
Reeve Captain Neville Henry J.P. The H«::.
Ashby-hi-Luuide, Sleaford
Revitt Rev. rras.ll Arboi«tam aven-Lincolu
Rex WUllam, 26 Stolnton stzeet, Unooln
Reynard Mrs. C. A. Rectory, WiUlnghani-bv-
Stow, Galnaborough
Reynolds Bev. James Jones M.A. Soatli
Hykeham, Lincoln
Reynolds Alfred, 12 Wide Bargate. Boston
Reynolds A. Mill vll. Holbeach rd. Spalding
Reynolds Mrs. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Reynolds Robert, 2A, Framptnn pi. Boston
Rhosdes Mrs. Boston road, Spllsby
Rhoades Robert, Onmberworth, Alford
Rhodes Frank, Castle villas, Plnchteck na!.
Spalding
Rhodes Frederick Jackson, East end, Allonl
Rhodes Louis, The Limes, Market Raaeu
Rhodes Misses, The Elms, Market Rasen
Rhodes Mrs. Esst end, Alford
Rhodes Robert, 2 Dudley terrace, Littlefiti'l
lane. Great Orimaby
Rhodes Thos. Jackaon, Dear at. Market Psirii
Rhodes Vincent, 18 Avenue rood, GrantlisQi
Rice Mra. 2 Southend, Boston
Bloe Mrs. 33 South square, Boston
Richards Fitigerald Dalm6, 3 Rutland place.
Stamford
Richards Mrs. Field haRnsklugton, Slesfcrl
Richards William, Klrton, Boston
Rlcliardson Rev. George DevereO, 'Tl;
Rectory, Welton-le-Wold, Lonth
Richardson Andw. Welholme nl.Gt, Giinis' >
Richardson Harrison, 40 Lonth rd.Uem<a-t!<'
Richardson James, 13 Bam bill, Stamfonl
Richardson John, Ayr villas, NortbCd'X
Stamford
Richardson John,IS6Hainton street, Weevil;.
Great Grimsby
Richardson Jn. The Elms, South pk. Unroll.
Richardson John M. Brooklesby pk. lli»>
BIchardsou Joseph Fcrgnson, 2 Albion Itr-
race, Grantham
Rlchanlson Miss, 84 Upgate, Lonth
Rlcliardson Misses, 1 All Saints' pL gtamfurl
Richardson Mni. 2 Spring street, Spal'Uui:
Rlcliardson Mrs. 40 Tentercroft st. Line In
Richardson Robert, Legsby rd. Market Y.tsf
Richardson It. Rout vll. West St.nad,Bc« ':
Rlcliardson Thomas, 67 Porthtnd st. Lincoln
Rlchanlson Tliomas, 15 Spllsby road, B< s'.ui
Rlcliardson Thomas Beverley, Lindnm tr-
race, Lindnm road, Lincoln
Richardson Thos.M. Market pl.Harket ra-:.
Richardson William, Great Limber, UIceb>
Richardson Wm. Arthur.Lindum ter.Iinol:
Richardson Wm. Wright, South pk. lincil'^
Blchter Mrs. 23 Minster yard, Lincoln
Rlckltt John, 8 Market place, Boston
Bidden Edwanl Mitford, 3 Lindnm temcr.
Lindnm road, Lincoln
BIddington James, Hope villas, St. Tliani3«'
Tosvl, Spalding
BIddington Mrs. North stnet, CrovlsDl
Peterborough
Blilge Miss, 7 Avenne road, Grantham
Ridley Rev.Clias. Geo.Bectoiy,Bratatt.Bnrc'
Birlllngton Jas. Edward, Sonth st. Bostni
Bldlington Mrs. 3 Orchard street, Spalding
Ridlington Thomas, South street, Bostu:i
Riggall .Tamea, Anderby, Alford
Riggall Jos. Klrkby, IPdham ter.Gt.Grlmsl y
Riggall Mrs. 28 Euginegate, Loath
Higgell Richard, Sil sey, Boston
RlKgall Thomas, Eleanor street, Weelsl.x.
Great Grimsby
KIgge Edward,Otwaj ha.Pii>dibeck,Sial.Uug
Digi
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Rilett Mn. Wltluun place, Boaton
Rile; Her. Edwd. Peter, Pinchbeck, SpoldSDg
Rile}' Mn. 30 Belton street, Stamford
Hinder Hln, WiUoagbby villu, SpllBby
RipouTbeMarqneuof,K.O.,p.c,D.c.L.,r.B.i).
[ex-Vlceroy of India], Nocton ball,Liuoolii ;
& 1 Carlton gardens & BrookB',TravellerB'&
Kefonn clntw, Lond n i rr
Rippin John, 31 Conduit road, Stamford
Rlppou Edwin, Oanntlett, Bicker, Spalding
Rippon Henry EUlii, 82 London rd. Spalding
Rlppon Thoa. S Deuugate ter, GreatOrimaby
Ritchie Henry, 1 Teraburg atreet, Weelsby,
Great Orlmaby
Ritchie John, 10 St. A.uJrew'i terrace, Stir-
ling street, New Clee, Great Grimsby
Rltson John, 28 Tower street, Boston
RlTett John, Spilaby lOad, Horncaatle
Roadley Qrareoor J. P. The Manor, ScotUir,
Klrtou Lindaey B.S.0
Robls Dedmua Uallett,Morton'by-Gainabro'
Robba Mrs. 14 North parade, Grantham
Robert Samuel, 6 Tine at. Monk's rd, Lincoln
Roberts Ber. Edwin v.A. Caudleaby, Spilaby
Roberta ReT.a«o. B.A.NortonDlane7,Mewark
Roberta Rev. William Lee, 18 Lee at. Louth
Roberta Adolphna Bdward B.A. Brighowgate,
Great Grimbay
Roberta Alfred, 113 Portland atreet, Lincoln
Roberts Charlea, 21 Tenteixroft at. Lincoln
Roberta David, Scrafleld house, ScraSeld,
Homcaatle
Roberta John, 81 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Roberta Jn. U St. Martin 'a. High st.Stamford
Roberts John, 14 Wharf road, Stamford
Roberts John D.20 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Roberta John Wation, Fleet, Holbmch
Roberta Mt*. OoxhlU, Hnll
Roberta Mrs. 81 Qneen atreet, Homcaatle
Roterta Mrs. Richard, SOQueen skHorncastle
Roberta Reuben, Hallgarth liaase,Tlilmbleby,
Homcaatle
Roberto Reuben, Linden honae, HomcaMle
Roberta Richard, Lafford terrace, Sleaford
Roberta Robert, 4 Queen's temce, Boaton
Roberta Robert Wllllam,'10« Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Roberta Thomaa Andrew, Coningaby, Boeton
Roterta William, «0 Sonthgate, Sleaford
Robeitw>nBobtA.7St James' ter.Gt.Grlniaby
liobartaon William, 4 Ranceby ter. Lincoln
Rol«y William, Elm house, Hamilton road,
Lincoln
Robins George Norman, Down hall, Rippin-
gule. Bourn
BoMna John D. 77 StirliDg street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Robins Miaa, 7 Ramagate, Louth
Robinson Rer.Oeorge A. B.A.Ea8tfleld,Louth
Bobinaon Rev, WHllam Wynn. Ashcroft house,
Bridge road, Gainsborough
Bobinaon Adonijab, 10 London nL Spalding
Robinaon Bryan. 1 Beaumont place, Lincoln
Robinaon George Barrow-on-Humber, Hall
Robinson Geo. Tetley hall, Crowle, Doncaater
Bobinaon George Edward, 1 IJndum terrace,
Lindum road, Lincoln
Robinaon George B. 2 Glouceater ter. Louth
Robinaon George William, Whitecroas atreet,
Barton-on-Humber
Robinaon Hy. Aah vil. Morton rd. Gainsboro'
Robtnaon Henij, NorthAelda, Stamford
Robinaon Henry, Winterton, Doncaater
Robinaon Herbert, 109 Portland at. Lincoln
RoUnaou James, Abbey road. Great Gilmaby
Robinaon Jn. Perrlby rd. Barton-on-Humber
RoMnson John, GoxhUl, Hull
Robinson John Branch. St. Mary's la. Louth
Robinson John Hy. 44 Earl at. Great Grimsby
Bobinaon John Needham, Anderby, Alford
Robinson Jonathan Scott, 12 Macanlay street.
Great Grimsby
RoL'lnaon Joseph, Dudley at. Great OrlDUby
Ilolilneon Joaeph Arthur, Sonthpark,Linccin
(:oblnaon Leonard,12MacanIay at.Qt.annaby
Rol inaon Mlaaea, Bibaey, Boston
Ro>>inson Mra. Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Robinson Mrs. 68 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Rol inson Mrs. 8 Crescent, Spalding
Hobiuson Mrs. Halton road, Bptlsby
Robinson Mrs. Hamilton pi. West end, Alford
Robinaon Mm. Holly house, Scottar, Kirton
Lindaey R.S.0
Kol-inaon Mia. 5 North terrace, Grantham
Robinson Mrs. Fartney, Spilsby
I.obinson Robinson, 41 Earl st.Great Grimsby
Koblnson Somnel, Aberdeen villa. Prince's
ATenne, Great Grimsby
Ivobinson Thomas Wright, Hamilton house,
St. Catherine's road, Lincoln
Robinson Tom Arthur, 171 Hainton street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsl7
Robliison Walter, Park villa, Stamford
RoblDSon WBlt.Chas.2 AlUou ter. GtGrmsby
Robinaon Wm. 8 Prince's aTenue,Gt.Grim8by
llnbaon George, 27 Portland street, Lincoln
iiob»on James, The Hall, Brackenborough,
Louth
j;olsson Mrr. Arbour villa. East end, Alford
i; obeon Mrs. M Weatgate, Louth
r.odgen lira. 2A North gate, Sleaford
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Bodwell Jamea William, 237 Victor street,
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Boe Samuel, Goxhill, Hull
Roebuck Miss, Waddington, Lincoln
Roebuck Wm. 8 Earle street. Great Grimsby
Rogers Rev. George U.A. G«dney S.0
Rogers Albert Ellison, Hamilton villa,
Hamilton road, St. Catherine's, Lmcoln
Rogers Charles,Kirkby-Cum-Oagodby,Market
Baaen
Rogers John Tom, IC West Street rd. Boston
Rogers Mrs. 3 Mount pleasant, Grantham
Rogers Thos. Alexandra ter. Hundleby,S|>ilsby
Bogera Wm. 8exton,21 Watergat^ Grantham
RollinsonBdmnndT.128outh par>de,Granthm
Rollinaon Thomaa Barratt, 82 Hainton street,
Weelsby, Great Grlmaby
Rolliaon William, Manor house, Welboum,
Grantham
RoUltt Mrs. Navenby, Grantham
Roney Peter, 32 Monks road, Lincoln
Koome MIbs, 10 Asylum road, Lincoln
Roper Robert, Welton, Lincoln
Roae Alfred, 24 St. Andrew'a terraoe, Stirling
atreet, New Clee, Great Grlmaby
Rose John, Tower road, Skirbeok, Boston
Rose Miss, 24A, New market, Louth
Rose Mrs. 10. Burghley lane, Stamford
Bose Mn. Willoughby villas, Spilsby
Rose William, 27 Albert street, Spalding
Rose William, li Bath row, Stamford
Rose William, 11 Bridge street, Louth
Rose William, Ludborough, Louth
Reeling Miss, Corby, Grantham
RoasRev.Castle,8cotter,Elrton Lind8ayB.S.O
Roaa Rev. Charles Wellard >f.A. Graethaoi,
Homcaatle
Rosa John, Eirton Lindaey B.S.0
Rose Thomaa, Oxcombe bouae, Homcaatle
RoaaellRev. Jobn,St.'Feter'a ro •d,Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Roaalyn The Earl of, H.A., D.L. St. Martin's,
Stamford ; 2 Hamilton place \r, & Carlten
& White's clubs, London s w
Rouch William, 8 Pork terrace, Grantham
Roughton Mrs.Gal8tor rd.BfUton-on-Hnmber
Houston John, &4 Spilsby road, Homcaatle
Rontledge Rev. Alexander Leslie Ji. A. Marsh-
cliapel. Great Grlmaby
Howbottom William, 15 Lea rd. Galnaborough
Howe John W.C. 187 Hainton atTcet,Weelaby,
Great Grimsby
Rowland John, Round ho. Fishtoft, Boston
Rowlatt William, 13 Orchard street, Lincoln
Rowley Rev. Adam Clarke H.A. Vicarage,
Sutterton, Spalding
Rowley Rev. Austin Joseph, 78 Upgate,Louth
Bowson Jn.Leemon,3Mareham rcLHorncaatle
Roy Rev. Bobt. Evelyn M.A. Skirbeok, Boaton
Roy Femand, 6 North terrace, Grantham
Roy Mrs. Skirbeck rectory, Boston
Boyce John Charles, 11 Adelaide at Stamford
Boyle James. 4 Red Lion street, Boston
Rudd Rev. Francis, 44 Oleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grlmaby
Rudd Rev. John EngUud B.A. The Rectory,
Covenham St. Mary, Louth
Rudd John, Wharf road, Grantham
Rudd Samuel Bentley,Welby gate, Grantliam
Rndge Miaa, 81 Caatlegate, Grantliam
Bumble David, 38 Waterside north, Lincoln
Bundle Bev. Robert Terrill, Bardney,Llncoln
BoBcoe Edward Henry, 17K,Ramsgate, Loath
Rush Joseph A. Osgodby hall. Market Rasen
Rushby Christopher, 74 Earl at. Gt. Grimsby
Bushby George. Biubrooke, Market Rasen
Bushby Mrs. Toynton Bt, Peter, Spilaby
Bnshworth Frederick, 48 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grlmaby
Roa-ell ArthurPickstonM.B. Lunatic hospital.
Asylum road. Lincoln
Russell Jn. England, 7* Earl at. Gt Grlmaby
Ruaeell Joseph, 12 Heneage atreet, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Russell Joseph, Holme hlU, Great Grimsby
Russell Mrs. Hundleby, Spilaby
Russell Mra. 28 Spilsby itiad, Boston
Ruaton Joaeph H, p. Monks manor, Lincoln ;
& Norton place, Bishop Norton, Lincoln
Rutherford Miss, 34 Macauhiy st. GtOrimsby
Rutter Edward, 96 Cleethorpe road,New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Ryan Charles, 14 Rntlond terrace, Stamford
Byan Daniel, Casterton road, Stamford
Ryan Thomas. 11 Queen's terraoe, Boston
RycroftJas.67Hainton St. Weelaby,GkOrmaby
Ryley Mrs. 1 Northgate, Louth
Babela Bev. Peter, The Presbytery, North
terrace, Grantliam
Sadler Bev. William, The Rectory, Dembleby,
Folkingham
Sadler Mn. Winterton, Dopcaster
St. Leger Mrs. West Hill nouae, Motherby
hill, Lincoln
Saite Geroge, 'i7.Vine at. Monka road, Lincoln
Sale Rev. Thomaa Walker U.A. Rectory,
Halton Bolegate, SpiUby
Soles MisB, Spring viUa, 26 Hainton atreet,
Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Sollabury Rev. Elijah Edwin Bajlee B.D,
Bectory, Winceby, Homcaatle
SEA
r4i
S&lisbuxy William George, 89 Hainton street,
WeelBby, Great Grlmaby
Salmon Mra. 10 Cleethorpe road, Ifew Clee,
Great Grimsby
Salmon Stephen Faux. 19 Engine gate,Loath
Salmons George Herbert, Bpworth. Doncaater
Salt liev. Cecil Henry, 63 Upgate, Louth
Bammona Kev.Tho8.H. H.A. Baxilby, Lincoln
Sampson Rev. Jn.E.BarrDW-on-Hamber,HuU
Sampson Mrs. Navenby, Grantham
Samuel Rev. Edward, Eaai giUe, Sleaford
Samuel Abrabam,TheMoant,Brldgest,Lonth
Samuel Geo. Misdales row, Gospelgate, Louth
Samuel Miss, 17 South street, Louth
SamuelsMiss, 84 North parade, Grantham'
Bandall Mrs. Corby, Granthun
Sandftll Mr& 4 Tentercroft street, Lincoln
Sandall Thomas, The Bank,S3High st. Lincoln
Sandaui George, Grammar school, Caistor
Sandars John Edward d.l.,j.p. North Sands-
fleid, Gainsborough
Sanderson Kev. Edward Manners SI, A.
Vicarage, Weston, Spalding
Sanderson Rev. John M.A. Vicarage, Glent-
worth, Lincoln
Sanderson Enoch, 17 Stanley street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Sande»on Thos. Prospect ho. Haxey, Bawtry
^nder^^^ou Miles, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Sander8onMi8se8,Up.lngsrd.Bartu.-on-Hmbr
Sanderson Miss, Woltham, Gt. Grimsby
Sands Thos. Manor ho.Gralnsby,Gt. Grimsby
Sandys Mrs. 19 Watergate, Grantham
Sarbutt Chas. 28Vlne st. Monks rood.Lincoln
SardesouMi8ses,The Cottage,Cranwen,SleKfrd
Sargeant Mrr. George, Blyton, Gainsborougt
Sargeant Mrs. James, Blyton, Gainsborough
Sarglsson Mrs. Burgh-in-the- Marsh R.S.0
Saul Arthur, North roail, Bourn
Saul Mrs. Owston, Bawtry
Saul Mrs.? Sam Francisco ter.SpUsby rd.Bstn
Saul Stephen, Alpha vil. Pinchbeck rd.Sp1dng
Saul Thomas P. The Hall, Wrangle, Boston
Saunby Tliomas, 2 Spurn View terrace,
TLrunscoe road, Cleethorpes, Gt. Grimsby
Saunders Rev. John Charles Eitclilng M.A.
Rectory, Friesthorpe, Market Rasen
Saunders Harry, 11 Beaumont place, Lincoln
Savage Frederick Woodall, Crowle, Doncaster
Savage George, 178 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Savage John, 38 Melville street, Lincoln
Savage Mrs. Albert street, Holbeach
Savage Mrs. Avenue vil. Up. avenue,LiucoIn
Savage Mrs. Holbeach road. Fleet, Holbeaoh
Savage Mrs. 2 Welloud vils.Loudon rd.Spldng
Savage Setli H. The Tower.Cowbit rd.Spldng
Savage Thomaa, 37 Queen street, Homcaatle
Savery WlUiam Henry, Bloomfield villa,
Freeman street, Great Grimsby
SavlUe Geqrge, 2 Broad street, Stamford
SavUle Jn. E.24 St. Martin's, High f^UStrnfrd
Savory Rev. Arnold W. Worlaby, Brigg
Saweanl Joseph, 114 Willingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Sawell Alfred, 20 Maude st. Gt. Grimsby
Sa¥^ll Rev, James Rio, 3 Weeyley manse,
Clasket gate, Lincoln
Sawyer Miss, Albert street, Holbeach
Saxtou Rev. Chfu*, T. H.A. Whltton, Doncetr
Saxton Miss, Holbeach road, Spalding
SaxtonMn>.00Hainton8t.Weel8by,Gt.Grmsby
Saywell Rev, Lemuel Ph.D. EJrkby Under-
wood, Bourn
Scales Mra. North road. Bourn
Scales Mrs. The Fiel^ds, Grimsby road, Loath
Scarborough Frank, 3 Church terrace. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Scarboroagli James, Sou thWltham,Grantham
Scarborough Miss, Spring street, Spalding
Scarborough WlllEon, USwiuegate, Grantham
Scarbrough Mi^s, Wlnteringhum, Doncaster
Schotield Rev. Joseph M.A.7 Queen's ter. Bstn
ScUofieldJohu, 178Low.BurgeE8 Bt.Gt.GnuBbj
Schotield Mrs. Willingham rd. Market Rasen
Scholetield Richard, 42 Albert st. Spalding
Scholes John, 32 Scotgate, Stamford
Scoley Mrs. 72 Portland street, Lincoln
Scholey Thos.C.Eastoftgrange,Ea8toft,Goole
Scorer ChaB.Combhurst,Greetwell rd. Lincoln
ScotneyK«;klel,G4St.MRrtin's,HlghEt.Stmtrd
Scotrick John, 73 Spilsby road, Boston
Scott Rev.Geo. Wesley vils. Dudley rd.Grnthm
Scott Frauk,llMarlborough st. G^nsborough
Scott Jacob, 2;^ Gladstone terrace, Grantham
Scott Jag.l)2 Heneage St. WeelBby,Gt Grimsby
Soott Jhn. Hlndley W. Manor )io. Homcastle
Scott Joseph B. Dowdy ke,Sutterton,Spalding
Scott Mr8.Holydyke villa. Barton-on-Humber
Scratton Rev. G^rge, Stickford, Boston
Scrivener Mrs. 63 Wide Borgate, Boston
Scruton Mrs.We8tfield rd. Bu1ou^on-H umber
SeaborneSl.161 Victor 8t.NewClee,Gt.Grlttuiby
Sea^lon Rev. Gerebern C.R.P. 23 St. Th<»na8'
road, Spalding
Seoly Rev. Sparks Bellett m.a. Vicarage,
Gosberton, Spalding
Sealy Winthrop B. Brant Broughton, Newark
Seaman Edward, 18 Motherby lane, Lincoln
Searby Miss, Boston rood, Spilsbv
742 SEA.,
^Searby Bobert, 8 BurUmm itnat, Northolnw,
Waintleet AU Salnto R.S.0
Searg«ant Hampden,. Bridge Ktteet, Brigg
Seargeant Wm. 39 Spilsby road, Boston
Searle William, 1 Swan street, Spalding
Searlea Mn. 31 Beanpiont Tillaa, Lincoln
Seaton Wm. F. 1 lOrftn. at. NewClee,OL Grmsby
Seadon HeniT, t> Fetham ter. at. Orlmsby
Seed BeT. WUllam b.a. Qoxhlll, Hnll
Seed Ura. Belmont ho. Bed lion at. Boeton
Seela Henry John, Wainfleet ball, Wainfleet
St. Mar7B.S.O
Seely lira, ite High atreet, Lincoln
Seely Bobert, Slannlngdale, Cherry-WilUng-
ham, Unooln
Segar Mra. iS Swlnegate, Orantbam
Seilas John, BUIingboro', Falklngbam
Sdbjr BeT. Johnson, SCmitborpe, Doncaster
Selby Captain Fne.Thos.14 High stSpalding
SdbT Uisa, 8 Gas street, Lincoln
.Sendall Edward, 4 Motherby hill, Lincoln
Senior John P. S7 Abbey walk, Ot. Orimaby
Sergeant Antonie M. GHanford house, Brigg
Sergeant William Bobert x.D. The Priory,
East street, Crowland, Peterborough
Settle Joseph O. 39 Qneen st Homoastle
Sewards Wm. H. BiUingborongh,FaUdngham
Sewell George, Market pL Barton-on-Humber
Sewell John Oonldlng J. P. The Abbey, Leg-
bonme^ Loath
Sewell Joseph, U Ballgate, Lincoln
Sewell Joseph Jas. Chantry la. Gt. Grimsby
Sewell Hiss, 14 St.Qeorge's square, Stamford
Sewell Mra. 10 Crescent, Spalding
Sexton BcT. Wm. 13 Vauxhall ter. Boston
Seymour John. 33 Spring atreet, Spaltltng
Seymour Mis. 22 Liqnorpond street, Boston
Seymour Mra. Washingborongh, Lincoln
Shadford Major, U Double atreet, Spalding
Shadford Miss, Belchford, Homcaftle
Shadford William, Brlnkblll, Spilsby
Sbadlock John, 32 Basenlane, Lincoln
Shankster George, LlTerpool house, Dudley
street. Great Grimsby
Shankster Geo. C.17Town Hall BtGt.Grmaby
Shannon Ber. Frederick William b.a
Bectory, Qnarrington, Slsaford
Sharman John, Wb, WinsoTer rd. Spalding
Sharp Bey. John P. h. A. Edenham, Bourn
Sharp Bev.Wm. b.a. Mareham-Ie-Fen,Boston
Sharp Alfred Marplesr Epworth, Doncaster
Sharp Charles Hambleton, Lands south, Boetn
Sharp Geo. The Elms, Sutton Brdg.Wisbech
Sharp George, The Friary, Ot. Orimaby
Sharp Heni7, S Stanhope terrace, HomcasUe
Sharp John, Crowle, Doncaster
Sharp John, 18 Queen's terrace, Boston .
Sharp Miss, 16 Newport, Lincoln
Sharp Mrs. Metheringham, Lincoln
Sharp Mrs. Waddington, Lincoln
Sharp Mrs. John, Morton-by>Gfliiisbon>agh
Sharp Btchard, Leake, Boston
Sharp Thos. A. Owston Perry. Bawtry
Sharp Wm. 2 St. Mary's square, Homcastle
Sharp Wm. H. Mortcn-by-Galnsborough
Sharp William John, 12 St Andrew's terrace,
Stirling street. New Clee. Gt Grimsby
Sharp Wm. B. The Yilla,Snineshead,Spaldng
Sharpe Cha8.The Pines, Old Sleafoni, Sleafrd
Sharpe John, The Manor, Banlney, Llnc^lu
Sharpe Jn. F. 9 Mount Pleasant, Grantham
Sbarpe Misses, Church St. Market Deeping
Sharpe Mrs. Welholme road, Gt. Grimsby
Sbarpe81.B.The Park,Blgh at MarketDeeping
Sharpe SI. J. Market place. Market Deeping
Sharpe Thomas, 8 Bridge atreet, Boston
Sharpe Thos. High st Billingboro', Flknghm
Sharpe Thos. 17 Macanlay st Gt Grimsby
Sharpe William, 48 The Park, Lincoln
Sharpe William Cliarlea, 26 St Andrew's
terrace. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Sharptn S. Col^, County hospital, Lincoln
Sharpley Be». Wm. Waltham, Great Grimsby
Sharpley Abraham, Anthorpe, Loath
Sharplej Alfred, West AAiby lodge, West
Ashby, Homcastle
Sharpley Coates, The Hall, Kektern, Louth
Sharpley Frederick, Park ho. Bastgate, Louth
Sharpley Hay, Eastgate, Louth
Sharpley Herbert, 182 Eastgate, Lonth
Sharpley Isaac, caioethorpe house, Louth
Sharpley Mrs. 36 Bridge street, Loutli
Sharpley Mn. Eastgate honse, Louth
.Sharpley Mrs. John Booth, The Grange,
West Torrington, Wragby
Sharpley Septimus, The Grange, West
Torrington, Wragby
Sharpley Thomas u.d. Eastgate, Louth
Shaw Ber. George b.a. East Theddlethorpe,
Louth
Shaw BeT. William, 29b, Fydell St. Boston
Shaw Alexander, 37 Westgate. Grantham
Shaw Arthur John, 20 Dudley terrace,
Dudley road, Grantham
Shaw Charles, South villa, Hogsthorpe, Alf ord
Slum Frederick William, S Adelaide terrace.
Monks road, Lincoln
Shaw George, West ter. West St rd. Boston
Shaw Henry, 30 Victoria ter. Skdrbeck, Boston
Shaw Hugh, BrooMands, North RTkehom,
lincoln
LINCOLNgaiBE.
Shaw Henry Slasmore, 88 Upgate, Louth
Shaw John, Elm tOU, SUrbeek, Beaton
Shaw Jn. High st Billingboro', FalUngham
Shaw John, 40 Westgate, Grantham
Shaw Miss, Skirbeck quarter, Boston
Shaw Moees, 186 Wellington st New Olee,
Great Grimsby
Shaw Mrs. Borrow-on-Humber, Hull
Shaw Thomas, S8 Basen bine, Unooln
Shaw William, 33 TentatCTOft street, Lincoln
Sliearman Mrs. Old Sleaford, Sleaford
Shearme Balph, 1 Caaterton villas, Stamford
Shearwood J.HiTam,Barrow-on-Humber,Hun
Bbeffleld B«t, Wm. S3 Canwlck rd. Unooln
ShelBeld SiiiBo1>ert hart D.L., J.P. Normanb^
hall, Borton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Shelboum Mrs. 83 Commercial rd. Grantliam
Shelly BeT. Jolm Benniworth, 18 Cheviot
street, Lincoln
Sheltott Mrs. (7 St Peter's street, Stamford
Shephord Tbomas, 9 Main ridge, Boston
Shephard Walter, 134 New market, Louth
Shepherd Christopher, 170 Hointon street,
Wedsby, Great Grimsby
Sheidierd -Jas. Wood, .South Cliff house,
Bracebridge, Lincoln
Shepherd John Dixon, 17 Priory rd. Spalding
Shepherd Mark Harrison, 188 Wellington
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Shephenl Matthew U. Newark rd. Lincoln
Shepherd Samuel Jamea, Newark rd. Lincoln
Shepherd William John, 71 Upgate, Louth
Sh^ord William Thomas, 68 Victoria street
weat,Great Grimsby
Shepherd Henry, 14 Wormgate, Boston
Sbera Mrs. 19 Queen street, Homcastle
Bherwin SI. Thirskell ho. Skirbeck, Boston
Bhllcock Fivderick George, North rd. Bourn
Shilcock John Baxter, Star Brewery, Bourn
Shilcoek Bobert Jamea, North street. Bourn
Shlllaker George, High st Market Deeping
Shillaker Miss, High street. Market Deeping
Shillaker Mrs.B.T. Church st. Market Deeping
Shillaker Mrs. Eliih. High st Market Deeping
Shilllto Mr». 45 PorUand street Lincoln
Shipharo Charles, 22 Lea road, Gainsborough
Shiptiam John, 6 Torr street, Gainsborough
Shipley George HopUn, Llndum lioaae,
Sewell road, Lincoln
Bhipman Burg. -Major George William, 41
Watergate, Grantham
Bhipman Thomas, 56 Heneage street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Shone Bev. .Tohn, Epworth, Doncaster
Shorrock ReT. Henry b.a. Hameringhom,
Homcastle
Shorrocks William, Grimsby road, Lonth
Short Ber. Martin Francis IB. A. Bltehfldd,
Grantham
Short John, Wyberton, Boston
Short John Cecil, Wyberton, Boeton
Short Edward Haasard j.p. Edlington park,
Homcastle
Short John Hnssard n.L., J.P. Edlington
park, Homcastle
Short Mrs. 3 Green hill. Barrowby road,
Grantham
Short Mrs. Long Bennington, Grantham
Short Wm. Portland vil. Tatterahall, Boston
Shout Miss Ann Amy, Crowle, Doncaster
Shout William Pooles, S3 High atreet, Boston
ShoveltouB M]sseB,56 Newlnnd at. we.Lincoln
Shuttleworth .4.1fred D.L., J.P. Hartaholme
liall, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln ; & The
Close, Lincoln
Shuttleworth Alfred, Tattershall, Boston
Shuttleworth Mrs. i Maad Foster ter. Boston
Shuttleworth Mrs. Washingborongh, Lincoln
Siboy Rev. E. Drove lone, Sleaford
Slbthorp Coniugsby Charles M.A., J.P., D.L.
Canwick liall, iLlucoln
Slbthorp Coningsby Charles H.A., J.P., D.L.
Sudbrooke holme, Sudbrooke, Unooln
Slbthorp Montagu Richard Waldo J.P., D.L.
The Dower house, Canwick. Uneoln
Sidaway Joseph, Stallingborough, Ulceby
Siddons MiSK. Kirton, Boston
Sidebottom Mrs. Craise Lound, Bawtry
Sikes Mrs. 11 Eastfield road, Louth
Sills John Baul, 26 Wide Bargate, Boston
Bills Mrs. St. • Margaret's lodge, XTpper
Llndum street, Lincoln
Siminson Mrs. 136 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsby
Simmons George, 94 Carholme rood, Unooln
Simmons Wm. James, Heighington, Unooln
SimonMr8.Kirkby-cum-08godby,MarketRaan
Simonda John C. Flshtoft7manor, Boston
Simonds Mrs. West street. Boeton
Simonda Wm. Tower villas, Skirbeck, Boeton
Simonds Wm. Turner, Ivy house, Skirbeck
quarter, Boston
Simpson David, 147 Willingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Simpson Edwanl, II Anstin street, Stamford
Simpson Fisher, Bt Mark's lane, Lincoln
Simpson George Frederick, St. Martin's
vicarage, West parade, Lincoln
Shnpson Henry, Wellowgate, Gt. Grimsby
Simpson E. DaTld,a New street, Lonth
Istmpeon John, Halton road, SpUaby
[keixt's
Simpson John MOllngton, SpOsbgr rd. Boston
Simpson Miss, IS Adehdde tetraca. Bridge
road, Gainsborough
Simpson Miss, 4 OroTe stnet, Boston
SImpaonMrs. Johnst WainHeetAUSalnta R.S.0
Simpson Mrs. Main ridge, Boston
Simpson Mrs. 7 St Peter's hill, Stamftnd
Simpson Mrs. Stickney, Boston
Simpson Mn. Vicarage terraoe, Cleeihorpei,
Great Grimsby
Simpson Thomas, Ealatord hoase; Slealoid
Simpson Thos. St Martin's Tloacage, Lineatn
Sims llioa. BradAaw's ter. Skirbeck, Boston
Slndalr Bobeit, 88 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
SinclairWilliam, Argyle h&NewYork, Boaton
Singleton BeT. Edwd. B.A. Fosdyln,8pBldiiig
Singleton Mn. Temple ganloiaj Undam
road, Unooln
Staaon BeT. Michael, Church stteet. Spalding
Siason BeT. Michael Jsph. Church st Spalding
Sisson Tlieodora, Church street, Spalding
Siseons Miis,WatersideiiL Barton-oa-Homber
Siaaons W. H. Priestgate^ Barton-OD-Homber
SiTets William, Aidiby road, Spilsby
Skatto Hn. 23 Halnton street, Weetaby,
Great Grimsby
Skeet George, 26 St Andrew's tensoe, Stirling
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Skriton Edward DunUey j.p. Sutton Bridge.
Wlsbeeb
Skelton Geo. J.P. High sbreet, Lang Bntton,
Wisbech
acalton George, Manor house, Brigfaowgate,
Great Grimsby
Skelton George, 43 Pasture st Gt Grimaby
Skelton Spencer Ashlin, Button Bdg. Wisbech
Skill Alfred Edwin C.B. Macaulay terrace.
Great Grlmatiy
sun Mra. Ezobeqoergate, Lincoln
Skill William Arthar, 24 Newport Linoobi
Stdnnar'Thomas Heniy, Carre street, Sleaford
SMpworth BeT. Arthur Bolland b. a. Tetford,
Homoastle
Skipworth George Barman, Moortown house,
Moortown, Custor
Skipworth Geo P., South Kelsey hall, Caistor
Skipworth PhUip, 2 Bradford ter. CieeUmrpea,
Great Orimsl^
Skipworth SopUmus Patrick b.a. Owmby
mount, Caistor
Skrlmahire F. C Ermine St villas, Stamford
Slack Fredk. The Grange, Saxilby, Llnooin
Slater Bamet, Edlnburi^ walk, Holbeacb
Slater Jas. CraTen cot Dudley rd. Grmatluun
Slater Miss, Barrlngton gate, Holbeach
Slator Mrs. 7 Main ridge, Boston
Shitor Richd. Johnson,ATaniie,Sifasey,Best(m
Slator Thomas, 29 Market plaoe, Boston
Slelgbt Benjamin, Cedar boose, MtU road,
Cleethorpea, Great Grimsl>y
Sleight George Frederiok,147 Oteethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Sleight Henry, Clinton honae. Elm road,
Cleethorpea, Groat Grimsby
Sleight Joseph, Mill road. Cleethorpea.
Great Grimsby
Sleight Miss, Leake, Boeton
Sleight Mrs. 14 Broad street, Spalding
Sleight Thomas, Ml" road, Cleethocpes,
Great Grimsby
Sleightholme John, Northorpe, Kirton
Uudsey R.S.0
Slight WUliam, 17D, Bamsgate, LonOi
Small Arthur, Rose ter. Spilst^ mad, Boston
Small Charles Henry, North road, Boum
Small Charles James, Skirbeck, Boston
Small John Bakewell, tO Cresomt Spalding
Small Joseph Harpbam, 8 Grove stieel^ Boston
Small Thomas, Sldrbedr quarter, Bosten
Small Thomas, Strait Baiigate, Boston
SmallWltr.T.Bargatela WideBargate,Bostan
Smalley Matt Kidgate hooae, Kldgate^ Loath
SmaUey James, 36 Melville street, Lincoln
Smallman Benjamin F. Sntterton, Spalding
Smedley Edward, Grantham toad, Sleaford
Smeeton James, 84 The Paric, Uneoln
SmeetonSamLD'Eyncourt hall,Eirton,Bo9ton
Smeeton Thomas, BA, Newbridge hill, Lonth
Smethurst Henry, jnn. 8 PeUiam tsraoe.
Great Grimsby
Smethont Joaeph, Norman villa, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Smith Capt Edwd. Welholme bo. Gt Grimsby
Smith Capt Hy. J.P. Horbllng, Fsttlngbam
Smith B«v. David, 11 Clarence tenace.
Abbey road. Great Grimsby
Smith Bev. Francis, Hoorby, Boaton
Smith Bev. Geo. Edwd. M. A. Owstoa. Bawtry
Smith Bev. Haskett 1I.A. Anwick, Sleaford
Smith Bev. Hely Butehinsou Augustus ila.
Vicarage, Market Boaen
Smith Rev. John, Holland Fen vicarage,
Kirton Fen, Boston
Smith Rev. Joaeph Newton ILA. Vkarage,
' Burton Fedwardtne, Sleaford
Smith Bev. Matthew, St Norbert's residenoe,
Crowle, Doncaster
Smith Bar. SI. Sootier, Kirton Undsey B.S.0
Smith Bev. Thomas Sharp B,A. Mabhthocpe
St Mary, Alforl
Digitized .y^^UUyiC
COURT OIRECTORT.]
Bmith Rev. Msxvrdl, Welton hooM, SpOsby
Smith Ber. WiUiam Wilton 31. A. Rectory,
FiUlngfaam
Bmith Andrew. Ohnrch rd. Bldrbeck, Boaton
Smith Arthur, 29 Lea road, Oaiiuboroagh
Bmith Benjamin, Hnrbling, Talidngham
Smith Benjamin Anderaon, Sibeey, Boston
Smith Bryan, Braby ho.Eandyke, Qosberton,
Spalding
Smith Chaa. 6«o. Morton ter. Oainaborongh
Smith Chaa. O. White ho. Qrinul^ rd. Louth
Smith Chaa. Jaa. Woodbnda, KJrton, Boaton
Smith Chriatopber, 13 Caatlegate, Grantham
Smith David, Cartergate, Great Orlmaby
Smith Bdwd. Bnrton-on-Stather, Doncaater
Smith Bdwd. m.a. Grammar achool, Altord
Smith Bdward, Horbling, Fal]Eln|diam
Smith Edward, 38 Sonth aquare, Boaton
Smith Bdward Bmith, Lindum houae, Wide
Bargate, Boaton
Smith Enataoe Able, S Ulnater yard, Lincoln
Smith George, Abbey mad. Great Grinuby
Smith Gea 5 High at Bt. Martin's, Stemford
Smith George, Horbling, Falklughan
Smith George, Linden houae, St. Feter'a road,
Cleetborpea, Great Grinuby
Smith George, North Kelaey, Btlgg
Smith Henry, 31 Kent, street Gt Grinuby
Smith Henry OctaTina, m T7pgate, Louth
Smith James, Godnow rd. Crowle, Doncaater
Smith Jamea, 1 San Ftancboo tenaoe,
SnUaby road, Boston
Smith Jamea E<lward M.D. Soath St. Utrj'a
gate. Great Grimsby
Smith John, Ashby, Brlgg
Smith John, 130 Eaatgate, Lonth
Smith John, Llndom terrace, Lincoln
Smith John, 40 Spring street. Spalding
6mithJn.M Stirling Bt.New Clee, GtOrlmsby
Smith John Higaon, Cromwell ho. Dudley
atieet. Great Orinsby
Smith John Jerrla, Bargate, Gt Grimsby
Smith Joaeph, 6 Orosrenor crea. GL Grimsby
Smith Joaeph, M Grantley street, Grantham
Smith Joa^, High St. Borton-on-Humber
fimlth Joseph, Uarston, Grantham
Smith Joaeph, 117 New market, Lontb
Bmith Joseph, 17 South parade, Grantham
Smith Mark, 183 Eastgate, Loutli
Smith Miss, Bradford terrace, Cleethorpes,
Oteat Grlmabj
Smith Miss, IM Eastga^ Louth
Smith Ulaa, Hemawell, Elrton Llndaey R.S.0
Smith Misa,Hlgh stBlllingboro', FalMngham
Bmith Mias, MaUethorpe St Mary, Alford
Smith Ulaa, 11 Queen atieet, Homeastle
Smith Mlaa, 10 St. Thomaa' road, Spalding
Smith Xrs. Abbey road. Great Grimsby
Bmith Mrs. 41 Albion street, Spalding
Smith Mrs. Caistor
Smith Mrs.Caatle vila. Pinchbeck rd. Spalding
Smith Mrs. Cedl street, Grantham
Smith Mrs. Chantry lane. Great Grimsby
Smith Mis. 13 Double street, Spalding
Smltli Mrs. 38 LIquorpoud street, Boston
Smith Mrs. 103 London rood, Spalding
Smith Mrs. 3 Prospect terrace, Lincoln
Smith Mn. T Ban Francisco ter. Spilaby road,
Boston
Smith Mrs. South park, Lincoln
Smith Mrs. 12 Spring gardena, Gainsborough
Smith Mrs. Stickney, Boaton
Smith Mrs. 4 Tinwell road. Stamford
Smith Mrf. West Deeping, Market Deeping
Smitli Mrs. 29 Westlode stareet, Spalding
Smith Mrs. Mary, Fenlelgb, Dudley street.
Great Grinuby
Smith Mrs. Maiy, Kirton Llndaey K.S.0
Smith Mrs. Sarah, 7 Witham place, Boston
Smith Pethuel, Kirton Llndaey R.S.0
Smith Richard. «1 Clcethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Smitli Robt. Labumiun villa, St. Catherine's,
Lincoln
Smitli Robt The Ternice,Goeberton, Spalding
Smith BavUle, 30 Bridge street Louth
Smith Sydney, 3 Clarence ter. Abbey road.
Great Grlmsbv
Smith Thoma-s 14 Churchgate, Spalding
Smith Thomas, Kirton, Boaton
Smith Thomas, Riaegate, Spalding
Smith Thomaa KUrington, Trinity ter. Louth
Bmith Tom, Higii street Caistor
Smith Walter, 1 Park terrace, Grantham
Smith Whltlam, 2 Churence terrace, Abbey
road. Great Grinuby
Smith William. GoxhiU, Boll
Smith Wm. Orby, Burgh-ln-the-MarshiR.&0
Smith William. Stow, Lincoln
Smith Wm. Booth, The Villa, EIrton, Boston
Smith Wm. Henry, Bed Lion atreet Boston
Smith William Henry, Witham place, Boston
Smith William Nutt Victoria st. Holbeach
Smith William W.41 Halnton street Weelsby
Great Orlmaby
Smith Wm. Walker, West parade, Lincoln
Smlthson Klaa, Coidaholme, Great Grinuby
Smtthnnt Blcliard AUiott 17 Rarrowby rd.
Oiantham
Smyth Capt Wm. Grenvllle J. P. Blklugton
hall, Louth ; & Scarborough
Smyth BeT.Arthnrll.A..Ll.B.Markby, Alford
LINGOLNSHIBE.
Smyth Rev. Jas. Grenvllle M.A. Vicarage,
South Blklngton, Louth
Smyth William Henry JI.A., J.P.. D.L.
EUdngton hall, Louth ; St Prince of Wales
terrace, Scarborough
Smyth Wm. St Ckdr, Lowllelds,Bracebridge,
Lincoln
Snaith Francis ILD. 3 Pump square, Boaton
Snaith Henry, Skirbeck, Boston
Snaith Piahey, t Witham place, Boston
Bnart William, Spilaby road, Boaton
Snartt Wm. Predk. W Queen at HomcaaUe
Sneath Mrs. 27 Gladstone terrace, Grantham
Snook Thoa.314 Victoria stnorth,atGrlmaby
Snow Rer. John Pennell M.A. Vlcazsiga,
Melton Ross, Bametby R.S.0
Snow Henry, 4 Eaatgate, Sleaford
Snow James Marr, 20 Utnatar yard, Lincoln
Snow Jos. Morris, Methearingham, Lincoln
Snow Mlss,Atherston place, Eaatgate,LInaoln
Snow Mrs. Swinderby, Lincoln
Snow Mrs. The Sycamores, Dnnston, Lincoln
Snowdan Cooper, Albion ha Hencage street
Weelsby, Great Giimabr
Soamea Arthur, Waltham Old hall, Waltbam,
Great Giimaby
Snowden Danld, 1} Lse atreet Lonth
Soar Richard, Flshtott Boston
Softley Thomas, 19A. Engine gate, loath
SolUtt Robert, Ferriby rd.Barton-on-Eumber
Somen Joaeph, 3 Tentercroft atraet Lincoln
Sonea John Benjamin, North road. Bourn
Sooby Frederick, North Holme, Louth
Sooby Mra. 10 ijee atreet, Louth
Sooby Wightman, 32 Engine gate, Louth
SDper Rev. John B.A. Rectory, Bag Enderby,
Alford
Soulby Edward, Weat street Alford
Sonlby Edwd. H. Llabon vil. West st Alford
Soulby Frederick, Conlngaby, Boaton
Soulby Mrs. The Hall, Eaat Keal. Spilaby
Southern Mlaa, Dorrington, Lincoln
Southwell Rev. H. G. B.A. Bothwell, Caistor
Southwell Fredk. Chaa. Dudley ho.Gnintbam
Southwell Mias, Cradge Bank rd. Spalding
Southwell Wm. A.Poplar vlLBonm id.8tmta
Sowerby Joho, Cuxwold hall,Cnxwald,Calatr
Sowerby John E. Beelsby, Great Grinuby
Sowerby Bmith, Bridge street, Brlgg
Sowter George S. Bigby street, Brtgg
Spalding John, 23 Lee street Louth
Spanton Robert, 46 North parade, Grantham
Spark Charles Wm. CE. The Chauntry.AUrd
Sporke Mrn. 29 Monks road, Uncoln
Sparkes C.F.102 Heneage at WUby.GtGmsby
Sparkes Geo.ll8Heneage stWlsby.GtGmsby
Bparkes Sidney, 10 Albion street Grantham
Sparrow Rev. John Beridge U.A., J.P.
AlgarKIrk ball, Spalding
Spewforth Rev. Jaa. St Andrew's vicarage,
Heneaxe atreet. Great Grimsby
Speak John, Morkensteod ho. Kirton, Boston
Spence Rev, J. H.A.Rectory,BastKeal,SpUsby
Spencer R«v. Thomaa P. Wlntcrtun,I)onca8tr
Spencer Bev.W. D.D. Retry. Broxhalme,Lncln
Spencer Arthur W. Butts rd.Barton.on<HmtMr
Spenoer Jolin, 46 The Park, Lincoln
Spencer Miss, 2 Altham terrace, Lincoln
Spencer Mrs. 21 Newland >t weat Lincoln
Spencer William, 46 Tentercroft st Lincoln
SpengdH.E.Groveootta.Deansgt.OtGrimsby
Spiers Rev. William M.A., F.G.?. Newark
road, Unooln
Spink Thomas C. 2 West parade. GtGrlmaby
Spinks J. Prospect bo.Summer hl.Gainaboro'
SplnksMzs.Lindnm vll.Northoline,Gain8boro'
Spinks Thomas, Northolme, Gainsborough
Spite Mrs. 25 Spring gardens, Spalding
Spokes Rev. John Henry, Sutton, Wisbech
Sponncer Hy. Thos. Sliver st Gainsborough
Spouncer Thomas, Northolme vlL Galnsboro'
Spring Johnathan, 18 Blgby street Brlgg
SprlnghallSergt-Maj.Rt3<S Chevlot'st Lncln
Sproston William, Cambridge street Clee-
thorpes, Great Grinuby
Spurrier Rev. H. B.A. RouKhton, Homeastle
Spyvee Wm. Newsted vll. Up^ Avenue,Lnclu
Squler John, 33 Spring street, Spalding
Squire Thomaa, Albert street. Holbeach
Bqulre William, Tealby, Market Rasen
Squires Edwin, 18 Clyde at Great Grimsby
SUbleforth William B. West at Holbeach
Stables Walter William Godfrey, Kecking
ton, Sleaford
SUffordRev.S.Cavndsh.vil.Dudly.rd.Gmthm
Stafford Mrs. 92 Grantley street Grantham
Stafford Thos. E. Market pL Market Deeping
StaSurth Rev. Arthur Uavelock H.A. Nor
manby -on. Wolds. Market Rosen
StaSnrUi Rev. Samuel M.A., j.p.The Priory,
Frelston, Beaton
Stogg HenryJames,19Glad8tone ter.Granttun
Stolnthorpe William, Spilaby rd, Homeastle
Stalnton Miss, Bourne place, Alford
Stainton Miss, Bklrbedk road, Boston
Stalnton Sanderson, 10 Cartaolme rd. Lincoln
Stalnton Thomaa, 40 Monks road, Lincoln
Stalnton Wm. The Elms, Spilsby rd. Boston
[StoUlbrass Thomas, The Elma, Bt John's
road, Newport, Lincoln
Stamp Charles, Dudley st Great Grimsby
STo 743
Stamp Bev. Matthew Benjamin, The Manae,
Epwortb, Doncaater
Stamp Mra>Jamea,But'gate,Barton.ou-Hjnber
Stamp Thomaa, Ooxhill, Hull
Stampe George, 1 St Jamea' terrace, Bar-
gate, Great Grimsby
Stampe Mrs. Tetney, Great Giimaby
Stan^wr Bev. John Alexander U.A. Vicarage,
Bkendleby, Sptlsby
Stamper Benniwortti, { George street, Lontb
Standaloft Miss, South street liOUth
Standalof t Mrs. 16 Bamagate, Louth
Standclift Mrs. 6 StCatherine's tcrTaoe,Cole-
grave street Lincoln
Stanger Mis. 21 New rood, Spalding
Btanbope James Banks D.L., J.P. Beveaby
abbey, Boston
Stanhope Mra. 2 Brownlow ter. Stamford
Stoniforth Thca. Eaatoft rd.Crowle,Donca8tc
Staniland Meabum J.P. Harrington hall,
Spilaby
Btnnlland Robert W. Skirbeck road, Beaton
Staniwell Miaa, 10 Bridge rd. Gainaborough
Stanley Rev. Matthew, 39 Hamton atieet
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Stanley Bev. Biofad. K.A. Barlings, Iilnooln
Stanley Henry, 34 Lee atreet, Louth
Stanley Mrs. 39 Earl st Great Grimsby
Stanley Walter, 10 Prospect terrace, Asylum
road, Lincoln
Stanley William, 33 Red Lion street Boston
Stanafleld Rev. Ben. Wlnterton, Doncaater
Stanton Thomaa, 2 Casterton villas, Btomtrd
StafUeton Mrs. Church st Market Deeping
StapletonMrs.Lohdon rd.LongSiitton,wishch
Staplaton Valentine, 19 StPaul s atStamfid
Stork Mrs. 31 Lee street Louth
Starling H. 72 Halnton stWhby.GtGrimsby
Starling Robert * Bt Andrew's terrace^
Stirling street, New Clee, Great Grimaby
Starling Robert * St George'a aq. Stamfbrd
Starling William John, 72 Stirling atreet,
New Clee, Great Grimaby
Btarmer Cbarlea, Hundleby, Spilaby
Btarmer Mrs. 20 Borkliam atreet, Northolme,
Walnfieet All Sotnta R.S.0
Starmer William, Hogathorpe, Alford
Statteisfield Mra. 9 Earl st Great Grimaby
Stavewell Wn). Burton-ou-Btather,Doncaater
Stead Bev. John Thomas, Beulali cottage,
Green lane, Spalding
Btead Charlea Robert, 32 North par.Grontbm
Steel Charlea, South gate, Sleaford
Steel James, Hamilton place, Alford
Btoel Wmiam, 8 Caatlegate, Grantham
Stenberg Johan Leonard, 2 Prinoea avenue,
Great Grimsby
Stennett Charles, Donington, Spalding
Stennett Mlaa, Weat banka, Sleaford
Stennett Mn. Ripplngdale, Bourn
Stenaon Robt Jaa. Liquorpond st Boston
Stephen His Honor Jamea LL.D., J.P. New-
port houae, Lincoln
Stephen Martin, Biackenborough U. Louth
Stephen Reginald ArUiur,Korthgata,Linaoln
Stephana Rev. John Otter M.A. Rectory,
Blankney S.0
Stephena Cecil R. 73 Raacn lane, Lincoln
Stephens Mra. Baatou, Market Deeping
Stephenson Bev. Thos.9 Crescent Spalding
Stephenson Benjamin, 30 Orchard at.Linooln
Stephenson Fred, 9 St Catherine's terrace,
Colegrave atreet Lincoln
Stephenson George Skelton M.B.,aM. 201
Victoria street south, Great Grimsby
Stephenson Heniy, 7 Cnskgate st. Gauuboro'
Stephenson J. Jixastead ho. AIthorpe,Doncatr
Stephenaon John, Laburnum viDas, Carter-
gate, Great Grimsby
Stephenson John, 48 Monks road, Lincoln
Stephenson John Robert Winter's ter. Bostn
Stephenaon Mise, Huttoft Alford
Stephenaon Mrft.7Barkham street Northolme,
WaUiSeet All Saints R.S.0
Stephenaon Obadiah, 7 Nottingham terrace,
Cleethorpea, Great Grimaby
StetAeneon Robert 1 Cambridge vlUaa, Bar-
gate, Great Grimsby
StephenaonT. Albion vlLAugusta stG.Gmsby
Stephenson Thomas, 43 Rasen lan£, Lincoln
Stephenson Wm. 39 Cleethorpc rd.OtGmaby
Stephenaon William J.P. Lansdowne boose,
Althorpe, Doncaater
Stephenaon Wm. Welbolme rd. Gt Grimsby
Stevens Bev. Henry Smeetou, Vicarage,
Sklllington, Colstcrwortli
Stevens Rev. Thomas M.A. Toft-by-Newton,
Market Rasen
Stevens William, Edinburgh walk, Holbeach
Btevenaon James, 124 High street, Boeton
Stevenson Mra. 31 Weatgate, Louth
Stewart Rev. Herbert Conlngaby, Boston
Stewart James Pickering M.B.Gosbrtn.Spldg
Stiles Henry Toumay m.d. 18 Up. Welland
terrace, London road, Spalding
Stiles Thomas, 2IC, St Thomas' rd. Spalding
Stimpeon William, 62 Carholme rd. unooUi
Stoakley Frederick, 32 Spilaby rd. Homcaatle
Stockdale Rev. Walter U.A. Morton, Bourn
StockdaleW.D.Skendleby ldg.Skndlby.Splaby
Istocki Mt& 8 Weat terrace, Boston
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
744 6TO
Stockton 0«o. Wm. Bt Queen st. Bornoutle
Stockvell Daniel, M Baeen Isne, Linooln
Stokes Wm. The Blatea, BncknaU.Horncutla
Store Jowpb, 1 Legbourne road, Lonth
Storey Alfred, 1 Trent Viev temce, Lea
road, Qaiiuborongh
Storey James Alexander, Klrton, Boston
Storey Mis. 16 Spring gardens, Spalding
Storey Thomas,! Queen's terrace, Beaton
Storm BUiott Baxter, 4 Monks road, Lincoln
StorrBaitol,18 Austin ter.Uain Ridge,Bc(ton
Storr John, U Engine gate, Lonth
Storr Mrs. Spilsby road, Boaton
Storr William, 4S Monks road, Linooln
Story Jn. Tbos. Exeter ho. North st. Boom
Story Joseph, North road, Bonm
Stothard William, Walkerlth road, Moreton-
by-6alnaborougb
Stoat William, 1 Fjdell street, Boston
BtOTln Thomas. Kiiton Lindsey B.B.0
8toweQ«o.48 Hainton st. Weelsby,at.arimsby
Stove Mrs. 99 WilUngham street, Weelsby,
Oreat Grimsby
Stower Jacob Singleton, Wltbam bank,Bostn
Stiacbey Mrs. 136 Eastgate, Louth
Strange Madison O. Ermine St Tils. Stamford
Straw Frederick, Hykeham hall,North Hyke-
ham, Lincoln
Straw Miss, 16 Lindnm road, Uncoln
Streatfelld Ber. Henry Bertram H.A. Vicar-
age, Eastgate, Louth
Streatfeild Mies, Vicarage, Eastgate, Louth
Street Bev.Ben. B.A.Bametby-le-Wold Il.B.0
Street Mrs. Fotherby, Lonth
Stretton Ber. Henry K.A. Vicarage, East-
TlUe, Boston
Stringer WlUlam, Boston road, Beaford
8troadQeo.l66Halntonst.Wee1sby.at.(}nzuiby
Stroud Henry,Hill cottages. West par.Lincln
StabbingsReT.Sl.Chapel la.Barton-on-Humbr
Stubba John, Haxey, Bawti;
Stubhs Mrs. BaxOT, Bawtr;
Stnbba Rlcbard, Haxey, Bawtry
Stubhs William, Winterton, Doncaster
Stnrgea-Jonea Thomas Oliver, de Aston
school. Market Basen
Sturton John Phlppe, High st. Holbeach
StutteidBer. Jabes,Eastott rd.Crawle,Dncstr
Sudbury John, ii Cemetery lane, Loath
Sugden Joseph, Boutb road, Homcastle
Sullivan John, 3 Shamrock villas, Stamford
Sullivan John Owen,l Shamrock vtU-Strnftd
Sumner Rev. Nathaniel H. Church kkLincoln
Sumner Henry, 6 Bam hill, Stamford
Sunderland Rev. Slater, Albert st. Holbeach
Snrfieet Mis. 113 Cleetborpe road. New Glee,
Oreat Orlmsby
Surfleet Bobert, Walkerlth, Gainsborough
SntcUtte Jack, Field haPelham rd.Gt.Qraisby
SutcUffeMrs. John,StaUlngbarough hcniceby
Sutton Major Robert Nassau J. P. Bcawby
bal],Brigg
Button Bev. Canon Frederick Heathoote M.A.
Brant Broughton, Newark
Sutton Bev. Kbt.ii.A., j.P.Scawbyhall,Brigg
Sutton Francis Rd. Bcawby H;um-Sturtn.Brgg
Sntton Fredk.Willlngham-by-Stow,aalnsfaro'
Sutton John, Winteringham, Doncaster
Sutton Mrs. 9 Chapel lane, Spsldlng
Sutton Samuel, 18B, Trinity lane, Louth
Swall Mrs. 19 Bigby street, Bilgg
SwalnGharleBFredk.Grange, Leverton,Boeton
Swain John, High st Long Sntton, Wisbech
Swain Mrs. H Fen street, Boston
Swain Mrs. 4 Proroect terrace, Lincoln
Swallow Lieut. WiUiam, Wootton, XHoeby
Swallow Charlea, 39 Cheviot street Lincoln
Swallow Joseph B. Horkstow villa, Barton-
on-Humber
Swallow Mrs. Wootton, Ulceby
Swallow Mrs. Kirby-on-Bafn, Homcastle
Swan Lieut Joseph R.X. Greetwell cottage,
Eastgate, Lincoln
Swan Rev. Charles Trollope LL.B. New ball,
Sausthorpe, Spilaby
Swan John, Stonefleld bouse, Linooln
Swan Miss, 8 Minster yard, Lincoln
Swan Richiard Jocelyn, Gosberton, Spalding
Swan Robt The Qujury, Wragby id. Lincoln
Swann Charles Wm. Harrowby rd.Grantham
Swanston DaTid,Highlleld grange,aalnsboro'
Sweeting Rev. Alfred ILA. Amcotts, Dncstr
Swift Geo. Manor hcEast Stockwith,Gnsboro'
Swift John Thomas, North street Boum
Swift Mrs. 63 Monks road, Linooln
Swift William, Lea road, Gainsborough
Swinn John, Sklrbeck, Boston
Swlnn SamueL IS Llquorpond street Boston
Sykee John, Empingham road, Stamford
Sykes Mrs. Cowbrldge, Boston
Sykes Mrs. S Vauxball terrace, Boston
Sylvester wnilam, Acacia cot Westst Alford
Symonds Barker, il Market jdace, Brlgg
Symonds Cbristphr, B. MMarket plaoe,Brigg
Symonds Thomas, 11 Spnra View terrace,
Thnrscoe road, Cleetborpes, Oreat Grimsby
Sympaon Thomas, James street Lincoln
Syson Bev. William K.A. The Rectory,
Toynton All Saints, Spilsby
Syson Mrs. 1 Bock terrace, Scotgate,Stamfrd
Syson Mrs. 66 St Martln's,Hlgb st. Stamford
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Syzer John Wilson, it New market, Loath
Tablner William, 14 Cross street Spalding
TalUnder William, Cross st Crowle, Doncastr
Tagg Miss, 11 Wastgate, Louth
Talbot Win.a«rvase,lt Harrowby rd.Gmthm
Tall Mrs. Crow Garth, Oainshoroogh
Tandeld Bev. Thomas, B7 Bamsgate, Lonth
Taplin Ben. Dutton,Binbraoka,Market Rasen
TartteUng John, 79 Wllllngham st Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
TartteUng Mrs. 87 Wllllngham st Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Tatam Miss, 14 Pinchbeck road, Spalding
Tatam Mn. 3 Bamsgate, Louth
Tate Mrs. Cbeqnergate, Louth
Tata William, Broad Bank house, Lonth
Tateaon Mrs. Albert street Holbeach
Tatham Rev. Edward Henry Ralph M.A.
Bishop's hostel, Druiy lane, Lincoln
Tattoo Thomas, 70 High street Linooln
Tawn Edward, 10 Cross street Spalding
Taylor Rev. John William Vernon x.A.,J,p.
South WilUngham rectory, Wragby
Taylor Rev. Joseph, Market place, Bpllsby
Taylor Bev, Walter Arthur, Boxby, IXmcastr
Taylor Alex.Downham,14 CarbdmeKLLlncIn
Taylor Alfred, Epworth, Doncaster
Taylor Alfred John, 9 Rock terrace, Stamford
Taylor Charles, Albert vU. Walnfleet All
Saints B. 8.0
Taylor Charles, 38 Portland street Lincoln
Taylor Ohristt^her Tennant Strnbby, Alford
Taylor Frederick, South park, Linooln
Taylor George, 6 Mount Pleasant Grantham
Taylor George DuoW, Craise sound, Bawtry
TaylorHy. Woodland ho.N«thHykehm.Lncln
Taylor John, 41 Engine gate, Louth
Taylor John, 136 New market Louth
Taylor John B. 117 Cleethorperd.Gt Grimsby
Taylor Johnson, 13 Mount lUeasant Gianthm
Ti^lor Jonathan, IM Haintou st Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Taylor Joseph, Queen street Market Basen
Taylor Joseph, Winterton, Doncaster
Taylor Miss, 16 Commercial road, Grantham
Taylor Miss, 29 Eastfleld road, Louth
Taylor Miss, Queen str«etBarton-on-Humber
Taylor Mrs. Foundry tenace. Market Rosen
Taylor Mrs. 18 Gladstone tecnce, Grantham
Taylor Mrs. Hundleby, Spilsby
Taylor Mrs. 53 Monson street, Linooln
Taylor Mrs. New Hall, Barton-on-Humber
Taylor Mz^ 61 Newland Btieet west Lincoln
Taylor Mrs. Queen street Baiton-on-Humber
Taylor Nathaniel, 110 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Taylor Overton, Wrangle, Boston
Taylor Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Taylor T. 74 Hainton st Weelsby. Gt Grmsby
Taylor Thomas, Homcastle rosd, Boston
Taylor Thomas, 16 Macanley st Gt Grimsby
Taylor Vincent 10 Spilsby road, Boston
Taylor Walter F. East Tbeddlethorpe, Louth
Taylor William, 21S Cleethorpe rd. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Taylor William, Nettleton, Calstor
Taylor WUlIam, S Watergate, Grantham
Teague H.2£ StBotolph's ter.BIgh st Linooln
Teague John Henry, Creston villa, St
Catherine's, Linooln
Teasdale William, 81 Stirling street I'ew
Clee, Great Grimsby
Tebbutt Misses, S8 Prospect st Homcastle
Tebbntt Mrs. 88 Linooln road, Homcastle
Tebbutt Mrs. 29 Queen street Homcastle
Teesdale Edwin, 72 Monks road, Lincoln
Teesdale John, 4 Gospelgate, Louth
Teesdale Mis. 10 Pinchbeck rood, Spalding
Tett Martin, Lea road, Gainsborough
Temperley Rev. Arthur i[.A.de Aston school.
Market Rasen
Tempest Major Arthur Cecil J.P. Coleby hall,
Coleby, Lincoln
Temple Mrs. 37 Spilsby road, Boston
Tenny Miss, Wrawby, Brlgg
Tennyson-d'Eyncourt Admiral Edwin Clay-
ton aB. Bayons manor. Market Rasen ; &
66 Warwick square, London s w
Terrot Rev. C. P. B. A. Wisplngtou, Homcastle
Terry William, 149 Wllllngham st Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Thacker Mrs. 1 Croft street Homcastle
Thacker Mrs. 10 Vine street Spalding
Thacker William, 33 Monks road, Lincoln
Thackeray Misses, Roogbton hall, Homcastle
Thackers Mn. West banks, Sleafoid
Tharratii Mn. Blnbrooke, Market Basen
Theaker Wm. Hy.Churcbtn.Belton,Doucaster
Thlokett Alfred, 178 Victor street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Thimbleby John, Market place, Spilsby
Thimbleby Mrs. Terrace, Splliby
Thimbleby Thomas Wm. Avenue ho. Spilsby
Thirhy Stephen, 1 Lucy Tower st Linooln
ThlsUetbwait Thomas, Wltham bank, Boston
Thomas Bev. Charles Frederick H.A. The
Rectory, Bcartbo, Great Grimsby
ThomasRev.D.Lloydx.A.Alsthoipe ho.Bargh
Thomas Bev, James, Maud Foster terrace,
SUrbeck, Boston
Thomas Bev.R.J.Nth.Bamerootes,atGnnsby
[keu-y's
Thomas Rev. Bobert B.A. Onmioar school.
Church street, Calstor
Tliomas Frank, Hoi iday ha Bpllsby rd.Bortoa
Thomas John Aablln, 13 Market pL Boston
Thomas Miss, HlghstnKt Holbeach
ThompsonRev.G«aD.3Chaooer ter.Qraiittain
Thompson David, BetUebem st Gt Orimiln
Thompson Ebeneier M, BilUnij^y, Elesftitd
Thompson Edward, Priory tsnace, Stsofod
Thompson Frdk.M.2TheLaiiTelf,EidgtLoDth
ThompsonFrdk. Wm. 16St Peter's hLGisothm
Thompson Geo.£aston,Chantry la.Gt.6niut9
Thomnaon George William, Cobden faoose,
Gladstone terrace, Grantham
Thompaon John, East Keal. Spilsby
Thompson John, Eastoft Goole
Tbompaon John, 13 Sydenham terrace, >"e«
market Louth
Thinnpaan Jn. Grundy, Beaoanfield,Giaathsm
Thompson Jn. H. 1 Tlie Istnrds, KldgtLoctli
Thompson John W. Manor ba Sitney, Boston
Thompson Joseph, West banks, Slesf rod
Thompson Miss, 14 Bam hill, Stamford
Thompson Miss, 2 King's Mill lone, Btsmloid
Thompson Miss, 13 Felham street lincoln
Thompaon Mrs. Boston road, Spilsby
Thompson Mrs. Carlton-le-Mo«daDd,Kewsit
Thompson Mrs. 3 Csstlegate, Grantham
Thompson Mrs. High street Market Derpbg
Thompson Mrs. 30 Bt Fan! street Stsmtori
Thompson Mrs. 224 WiUinghsm street
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Thompson Mrs. Wlttaian, 136 Eastgate,Laitb
Thompson Rlchard,Morton ter.Gainsboniiigli
Thompson Thomss, 211 Cleetttorpe iosd,Ke«
Clee, Great Grimsby
Thompson William, 3 Broad street Btamfoid
Thompson Wm. Christr. Pinchbeck, Spaiding
Thomson Thomas Robert, Elm teiiace,Boam
Thorlby Mrs. Donlngton, Spalding
Thornel Mrs. Conlngsby, Boston
Thornhill Jas. 14 St John's ter J}ainsbonsgh
Tbomhill Bobert Esgle, Newark
Thomley Mn. 78 Main ridge, Boston
Thorns James Wm. 13 Witbam pi. Boston
Thoms Mis. Portland ho. Spilsby road,Bcst(n
Thomton Fredk. L.Rlversdale,aas stLinoolii
Thomton Miss, Burrtngbam, Doncaster
Thoiold Sir John Henry bart D.I.,J.P.
Byston park, Grantham
Thorold Oapt Cecil J.P. Boothby hall,
Boothby-l^lgnell, Grantham
Thorold Bev.Hy.B. B.ArBongfaam,Graiith>in
Thorold Rev. J.H. A. Vicarage, Clanwell,SleaIi
Thorold Rev. Wilfrid Ang.HcddenM. A. Staiab;
Thoroton Rev. Charles 1I.A. North Raoceby.
Sleatord
Thorpe Bev.Oea Villien a A. Thnrlby. Boom
Thorpe Chas.62St Martin's. High stStamfad
Thorpe Charles, 195 Wlllingham stnet.
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Thorpe Frank, 9 Lea roa , Gainsborough
Thorpe Miss, Stamford road. Market Dce^
Thorpe Mn. 81 StMartln's, High stStamfocd
Thorpe Mrs. Spilsby rood, Boston
Thorpe Ralph Alfred, ThoresthorFC cottage,
Thorestborpe, Alford
Thorpe Thomas, Littlafleld house, Dodk;
stieet Great Grimsby
Thorpe Thomas Wells, S8 Pen street Boston
Thropp James C.E. 27 BaUgKtc, Lincoln
Thorlby John, Morton, Bonm
Thnrlby Joseph, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Thnrman Jolm, St Catherine's, Linooln
Thunby John, 28 Waterride south, Lincoln
Tlckdpenny Mrs. West street, Alfurd
Tieraey Patrick, 230 Ttetor street Nev Ctee,
Gieat Grimsby
TUbrook Edward M. 62 Earl st Gt Orinsb;
Tllbrook John Calder, 42 Earl st GtGiimsb;
Tlmmlns Rev. Joseph, » FOTtland stUoooln
TlnklerThos.4 WestVIew ter.irocthflds.Stisti
Tinley Geo. W. The Poplan,6onttirey,Uncobi
Tinsley Mrs. Fleet Holbeach
TIpler Edward, Waddington, Lincoln
Tippet Henry Vivian, Roman bonk, Skegness
Titley Edwin, 148 Hencage street Weelsbj,
Great Grimsby
Titley James u.a 2 Blgby street Brijcg
Titley William, Morley Park, Market Rasen
Took Mrs. Buiringham, Doncaster
Todd Rev. John Dand K. A. A.ansby, iaeaiotd
Todd Rev.Thomas u. A. Newton, Falkingbam
Todd Mrs, 102 London road, Spalding
Toft Adolf, 93 SUrUng street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Tollemache-ToUemache Rev. Ralph WUlism
Lyonelll.A.,J.P. Rectory, South WItbsm,
Grantham
Tombleson James Bennett, Wesdcld,
Barton-on-Humber
Tombleson John, Northlands honse, Wistc^
ton, Doncaster
Tombleson Thomas J.P. Providence faoaie.
Barton-on-Humbsr
Tombleson W.TheGiBnge,Barton-on-Hnmbei
Tomllne Col. George j.p., D.L. The Hsii.
Riby, Great Grimsby
TomllnsonCharleaK. Baamnntmanor.Llncolii
Tomllnson Bdwd. 20 Hidknon st Oainsbcn
Tomlinaon Erasmus, Hdpiingham, Sleatm
Digitized by VjUUy IC
COURT DIRECTORY.]
TmnUmon FUlx, Thorpe L>timar, Eelp-
ringhsm, Eleaford
Tomlmaon Benry Jenldni, Whitecrcw hooM,
Barton-OD-Hnmber
Tomliiuon Min, H North parade, QnmUuun
Tomliinou Hra. SnrSeet, Spalding
Tomlinaon Hn. 19 Walkergate. Loath
Tomllnaon Wni.Holydyke,Barton-OD-Humber
Tompaon Sot, J. B. D.WdUngore,Ocantbani
ToDg Mrs. 4t Barton road, Uuooln
TongW.C.TheMoatail bo.KlrtonLlDd«7.B.S.O
Tonge Dienly, Curadoe, Greetwell rd. Llnooln
Tonge Him, t Bed Uon street, Boeton
Tonge Mra. SS Bar) itreet, at. Crrimiby
Tonge Roliert, Bpworth, Doncaater
Tooley George, Wltham hank, Boaton
Tooms WUUam, IS Pen street, Boaton
Tootle Harry, 13 TarMrongh road, Lincoln
Topliam Britton, 1 Ghnrch la. Gainaborongh
Topiiam Jabez, 3 Town Hall at. Gt. Grimsby
Topham James, 1 Llnwood rl. Jklarket Baaen
Topham James, The Hall, Holton, Wragby
Topham John, 19 Welland ten-aoe, Spalding
Topham Mra. A San Frandsoo terrace,
SpUsby road, Boston
Topham Thomas George. St Halnton street,
WeeUby, Great Orlmaby
Toplla* Biunnel, The Priory. Eactgate, Lonth
TorUngton Mt>. 12 Rutland ter. Stamford
Tom Iraac, 17 Cheqaergate, Loath
Torrington Miv. 26 Cheyney street, Boston
Torry Charles B. Dudley at. 6t Grimaby
Tony Mrs. fi Skirbeck terrace, Boeton
Toah George, High Held, Scunthorpe, Dncstr
Tonlmin diaries, Skirbeck road, Bo^n
Tont Edward, Bamoldy-le-Beck,Gt. Grimsby
Towdl William, 8 Bath row, Stamford
ToweU William, 8 South terrace, Boston
Towers Bev. Wm. T. i Carnarvon ter. Lnuth
Towers Bicharil, 6 Ohkdatone ter. Orantliam
Towers William, Little Bytham, Stamford
Towl Jn. 130Hencagest.Weelaby,atOmisby
Towl John William. 113 Heneage atreet,
Weebby, Great Grimsby
Towle George, Barrow.on-Hnmber, HuU
Towie George, Westfldd rd.Barton.on-Hmbr
Towler J> hu B. Eirton Lindaey R.S.0
Townhlll Charles, IS Orchard street, Lincoln
Townroe Bev. James W. 37 Portland sbreet,
. Liucolo
TownaendBev.Thoa. J,M.B.A.Searby,CaIstor
Townaend Miss, High street, Holbeach
Townsend Mn. Albert street, Holbeach
Toynbee Mlsa, 20 Tentercrott st. Lincoln
Toynbee Rt. Atherston ho. Eastgate, Lincoln
Trier Hra. 178 WUllngham atreet, Weelsby,
Qieat Grimaby
Tntfford Mrs. 8 Albert atreet, Brigg
Tranter William Henry, Chamwood boose,
West street road, Boston
Travera Bev. John Benword H.A., J.P. Kom-
by, Alton!
Travis George, 24 Croft atreet, Lincoln
Travis Ulsa, 89 Chnrch at. Gainsborough
Travis Wllllam,376prInK gdnv. Gainsborough
Traylen Frank Wm. 1 Cowhit rd. Spalding
Treadgold Klaa, 17 Avenue rd. Grantham
Treadg^d Mr>. Great Oonerbr, Grantham
Treadgold Thoniaa G. S Park ter. Grantham
Tredlnnick Stephen, 70 Monks rd. Lincoln
Trvvitt Charles Barfoat,8Sklrbeck ter. Boston
Trevitt Harry, It North parade, Lincoln
Trew Benjamin, 21 Linrluni rd. Lincoln
Tritton H. 8. Market place, Oainaborongh
Tritton WlUiam, Whltegate ho. Calator
Trollope Right Rev. Eilward D.D., r.f.A.,
J. P. [Suffragan Bishop of Kottinghaml.
The Rectory, South Leaslngham, Sleaford
Trollope Clifton, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Trotter Alexander,Qreestone mount, Llndum
road, Lincoln
Trotter Fi«d, 38 Trinity st. Gainsborough
Trotter Reuben, Temple gardens, Llndum
road, Lincoln
Trotter Theodore, Monks tower, Greetwell
road, Llnooln
TrotteriWm. Frdk. M CasUegate, Grantham
Tnmght Mrs. 61 Upgate, Louth
Truman James Edwin, Sotith pork, Llnooln
TryonBev. Arthur William is.i. Middle
Raeen Market Rnaeu
Tryon Bev. Fdk. Market pi. Market Deeping
Tiickwood George, 1 Beanmont fee, Lincoln
Tununan John A. Scuutliorpe, Doncaster
Tune Mn. North end, Crowle, Doncuter
Tunnard Bartliolomew J. Fmmpton, Boaton
TnnnardChaAThos. J.r.Frampton ho. Boston
Tnnnard Joseph, sen. Klrton, Boston
Tunnard-Moore Col. Oiarles Thomas John
J.P., O.L., r.».A. Framptou hall. Boston
Tnnnard-Moore Charles Edward B.A., J.P.
FTampton hall, Boaton
Tunnard'Moore Thomas Coney B.A., j.p.
Frampton hall, Boaton
Tnpholme Foster, Spllsbv nuul, Boston
Tnpholme George, 6 South parale, Spalding
Tupholme Jolin Glldon. 14 Lee si. Louth
Tupbolme Mra. Halton mad. SpUaby
Topbobne Timothy, Old Bank honae, Terrace,
SpUsto
Tnplin Thomas, I Macanlay ter, Gt.Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Tnpllng William, 88 Stirling street, New
Olee, Great Grimsby
Tnrckhcim Bev. EmeatJaliaa, The Vloarage,
Great Hale, Sleaford
Turner Captain Joseph, 17 Halnton atreet,
Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Turner Rev. John, Wesley villas, Dudley
road, Grantham
Turner Rev. William Vlako 1I.A. Vicarage,
Bardney, Llnooln
Turner Andrew Dunn ll.B.,ail.OwitonFerry,
Bawtry
TamerDvd.4Alhion ter.Cleethrpea.at.Onnby
Turner Fredk. 24 Gladstone ter. Grantham
Tomer George, Saxllby, Lincoln
Tnmer Miss, 28 Spring gdna. Spalding
Tomer Mlas, Witham Bank, Boston
Tomer Mn. 170 Oleetborpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Tomer Mr?. Coldwell ho. West St. rd. Boston
Turner Mzv. Nettleton, Calstor
Turner Robert Richard 6 Eleanor street,
Weelshy, Great Grimsby
Turner Thomas, 3 Caaterton vis. Stamford
Turner Wm. Flint, LaSord ter. Sleaford
Turner Christopher d.u. j.p. & Lady Caro-
line, Stoke Bochford hall, Grantham
Tumor Edmund M.A., D.L.,J.P. Panton hall,
Wragby
Toraonr Hy. Ed. 1I.D. Union st.Mrkt. Rasen
Turtle William, South pork. Lincoln
Turton Mra. 46 Baaen lane, Lincoln
Tnrton Tliomaa N.20W*Rtenlde north,Llnooln
Tutty Mra. 1 Miadalea row, Gaspelgate,Louth
Tnxford Arthur, lf.D.16 WideBargate,Baaton
Toiford Jaa. Edwd. 8 Ballgate, Lincoln
Tuxford Jamoa Edwd. 2 Pump aq. Boston
Tnxford Jamea Edwd. jun.24HIgfa st. Boston
Tuxford Jspb.8hepherd,4 Skirbeck ter.Boston
Tuxford Weston, Skirbeck, Boston
Tii-eed Rev. Hy. Earle M.A. Coleby, Llnooln
Tweed Frederick Wm.lMarket pLHorncaatle
Tweed John Tliomaa, Pottergate, Unooln
Tweedale Miss, 143 High street, Lincoln
Twlgg Mrs. 83 Upgate, Louth
Twight Brooks H. Dudley at. Gt. Grimsby
Tyock Rev. Geo. 8. B.A. West gate, Alford
Tye Mrs. 7 Ryhall villas, Henrietta street,
Spalding
Tyler Cliorles, 34 St. Leonard's St. Stamford
Tyler Frederick, 4 Avenue rd. Grantham
l^'ler Misb, 36 St. Leonard's st. Stamford
Tyler Mrs. 11 Albion street, Grantham
TylerMn-lOreen bill,Barrowby rd.aranthnm
Tyrrell Rev. Walter, Vicarage, Goulceby,
Hornoaatle
TyBonEdwln,3i)Halnton street, Weelsby,Oreat
Grimaby
Ullertbome John, Soutergate, Borton-on-
Homber
Ullett David John George Peak, Walk house,
Lougtoft, Market Deeping
Ullett Edwd. MatL 13 Adelaide st. Stamford
Ullett Miss, High street, Holbeach
Underwood Rev. John Christian Curwen,
The Rectory, Howell, Sleaford
Underwood Charles Fleetwood Weston, The
Hall, Somerby, Brigg
Upcraft Charles, ICA, Trinity at. Boston
Uppleby Rev. George Crowle, Messingham,
Klrton Lindaey R.S.0
Uppleby Field, 14 Minster yard, Lincoln
Uppleby George Cluirlea M.A., D.I„, J.P.
Barrow hall, Barrow.on-Humber, Hall
Upton Kev. Wm. C. M.A. Reepliam, Lincoln
Upton Frank B. A. Sedgebrook, Grantham
{ Upton Mrs. Stonegate. Spalding
Upton Steplien, Temple garden", Llndum
road, Llnooln
Usher Rev. Hy. SaltBeettay Bt.Clement,Louth
Uaber Kn. 368 High street, Lincoln
Utterby Mrs. Skirbeck vll.Splhiby rd. Boston
Volters Henry Tlimi. 6 Gloucester ter. Lonth
Van-Blesen Rev. H. Thomas CR.P. 23 St
Tliomas* rood, Spalding
Vanghau Rev. Thomas Brown K.A. The
Rectory, Heapham, Gainsborough
Vaughan Henry, The Avenue, Lincoln
Vavasour Rev, John Francis Stukely M.A.
Rectory, Snelland, Wragby
Veal Henry J. 4 Flottergate, Gt. Grimaby
Veall Mra. 2 West Street rood, Boeton
Veaaey John, 57 North street, Horncastle
Veosey William, 24 North street, Homcostle
Veltch Rev. Andrew B.A.Soatli Ferriby.Hull
Veuables Rev. Canon Edmund ILA. Precen-
tor}-, Minster yard, Llnooln
Vere John, 67 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimaby
Vergette Geo. G.Towngate ho.Mrkt.Deeping
Veaaey John Henry J. V, Welton manor, Wel-
ton-le-Wold, Louth ; dc Manor house, Hal-
ton Holegate, Bpilaby
Vtcken Benjamin, Longdales house, New-
port, Lincoln
Vlckers George, 63 Rosen lane, Lincoln
Vicken George, 19 Tentercroft st. Llnooln
Vlckers George, Ventnor vl. Steep hi. Lincoln
Vlckers Mrs. 61 Steep hill, Lincoln
Vlckers Mrs. The Orange, KUton, Boston
Vlckers Robert, North Hykeliom, Lincoln
VInall Wm. Thos. Noakea, 37 High atHrncal
Vincent Thomas, 23 Manthorpe rd.Grantham
WAR 745
Vhies Rev. Thomas Hotohkln M.A. Rectory,
Flskerton, IJnooln
Vise Ambrose B. West street, Holbeach
Vise Mrs. Albert street, Holbeach
Volsey Mia. 1«7 WllUngbam street, Weelsby
Great Grimaby
von Sturmer Rev. Heaton Edward v. A. The
Rectory, Scotton, Kirton Lindaey R.S.0
Woby Thomaa, 27 Halnton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimaby
Woddinghom Mra. Wm. Ben.Sth.Fenriby,Hall
WaidlnghamWm. Queen at. Barton -on-Hnmbr
Waddlngton Richard, 1 Llndum rd. Lincoln
Woddlngton Somnel, 34 Spilaby roal, Boeton
Waddlngton William, London road. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Wade Mra. 12 Spring gordena, Spalding
Wadeaon William, 191 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Wadaley Felix, The Old hall, Billlngboro',
Falklnghani
Wadson Mrs. Nortnauton, Gionthara
Wolnwrlght William, Haxey, Bawtry
WaiteRev.Jn.Deone u. A. Rectory, Manby,Lth
Watte Edmund Brown, Sibsey, Boston
Walte George, 9 Wltham bonk, Boston
Walte Henry B. 4 Scotgate, Stamford
Walte Mias, 23 Goapelgate, Louth
Walte Mrs. 213 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimaby
Walte Richard, 3 Julian Bower rood, Louth
Walte Eoml. Hortford ho. Wlthom bk. Boaton
Walte Thomas, aen. Queen atreeL Spilaby
Walte Thomas, Tofta, Wrangle, Boeton
Woke John, !li Hahiton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Wokeley Mrs. Fickworth, Falklngham
Waldegrave Edward, Homcastle rd. Boaton
Waldegrave Hy. IS Elmer at. nth. Grantham
Walden Mark, 14 Spring gardens, Spalding
Woldo-SIbtborp Mias, MInater yard, Lincoln
Woldo-Sibthorp Mrs. Minster yanl, Lincoln
Wales Bev. John Alfd. Winterton, Doncaster
Waleaby Jn. Saml. Market Stalnton, Wragby
Walker Capt, Oldham, The Rectory, Gate
Burton, Qainsborottgh
Walker Bev. Edward Richard B.A. Vicarage,
BiUlnghay, Sleaford
Walker Bev. Bobert B.A. Vicarage, Belton,
Doncaster
Walker Edward, Ulceby VllUge
Walker Francis Jolin, Chnrch st SpUaby
Walker Frederick Wm. 21 Trinity at Boaton
Walker George J.P. Offord house, Spilaby
Walker George, Terrace, Spilaby
Walker Geo. Booth, Walnfieet All Saints R.8.0
Walker Harry, Welhan ho. Queen at Spilaby
Walker Henry James, '12 Welland terrace,
London road, Spalding
Walker John, 96 H.ilnton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimaby
Walker John West I(.B. Church at. Spllsby
Walker Miss, Barrowbv, Giantliam
Walker Miss, 4 Mill hlU, Boaton
Walker Mias, 82 NewUnd, Lincoln
Walker Mra. 14 Argyle terrace, Oxford street.
New Clee, Great Grimaby
Walker Mrs. GIrsby grange, Louth
Walker Mn.The Grove, Eirton Lindaey R.8.0
Walker Mia. William, Messingham, Klrton
LIndaev H.S.0
Walker William, 8 George atreet, Louth
WolUngton Wm. Fern vil. 13 Edwoid st.Lth
Wall Mra. Field aide, Crowle, Doncoater
WalUu William, 14 Melville at Golnaborough
Waller Rev. Geo. 21 St George'a aq. Stamford
Waller James, South park, Lincoln
Waller Thoa. Raithby Idg. Balthby, SpUaby
Waller Thoa. Rayon, 8 Queen st Homcastle
Wallla John, 44 NfHtb parade, Gioiicham
Wollla Mra. 3 Deanagate ter. Great Grimsby
WoUls Mr8.2Undam ter. Sutton B-lg. Wiabech
Wallia Thoa. Cbuemont ho. St Catlierine's,
Llnooln
WalUs Thos. Wilkinson, 10 Goapelgate, Louth
Walls Rev. Richard George ».A., j.p.
Boothby hall, Welton-bi-the-Morah, Spilaby
WalU Cliorlea, Burgh-In-the-Maish R.S.0
Walmsley John, 38 Walkergate, Lonth
Wolmsley Miaa, 2 Gladstone terrace, LouUl
Wahualey Wllliom Jn. 41 Walkergate, Louth
WalpoleMrs.Londou rd.Long Sutton, Wisbech
Walali Rev. Wm. Grimblethorpe hall, Louth
Walsh Francis Delavol, South pork, Lincoln
Wolstuun Jolin, 8 Bamsgate, Louth
Walater Mias, 17 Newland st west, Lincoln
Walter Rev. Jamea Conway X.A. Vicarage,
WoodlioU Spa, Horncaatle
Walter Fredk. Jn. Field ho. West at Hornca- tie
Walter Joseph, I'J Bridge street, Horncaetle
Walter Ricliard, Edllngton ho. Homcostle
Walter Wm. Baker, 20 North at Homcastle
Waltbam Capt Frederick, Laurel house,
Whitecrosa street, Barton-on-Humber
Woltliom Green, Yew Tree house. Pinchbeck,
Spalding
Walton Miss, 9 Gladstone terrace, Orantluun
Wand Mm. 3 Ghulstone terrace, Grantham
Wonstall Rev. Walter M.A. 4 South Park vlls.
South pork, Lincoln
Ward Rev. Edwd. M.A. Brocebridge, Lincoln
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
746 WAR
Ward Rev, George h.a., f.b.a. Rectory,
XaTla Enderby, SpUsb;
Ward Rev. Rt. B.A. Eagworthingbam,SpU.<ib;
Ward Benjamin, Bmer>' lane, Boston
Ward George, St Catherine's road, Lincoln
Ward Hugli, 118 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Ward James, 2 Nortli street, Homcastle
Ward James, li Orchard stteefc, Lincoln
Ward John, 30 Queen's terrace, Boston
WardJonn.SixHandred's,Hecklngtan,Bleafrd
Ward JoseiA, Great Coates, Ulceby
Ward Joseph, Park honse, Moulton, Spalding
Ward Miss, 1 Yarboroagh road, Lincoln
Ward Mra. Chnrch street. Market Deeping
Ward Mrs. Falkingham
Ward Mrs. 2 Fern Tlls.C«iertonrd.Stamtord
Ward Mrs. Reepham, Lincoln
Ward Mrs. 42 Spilsby road, Homcastle
Ward Mrs. 88 Spring street, Spalding
Ward Richard, 30 Scotsgate, Stamford
Ward Richard John. Llndnm ter. Lincoln
Ward Stephen, G Bridge road, Galnsborongh
Ward Thomiu, lA, North parade, Lincoln
Ward William Douglas, Sonth park, Lincoln
Wardale Thos. Youngs, 42 Norfolk St. Boston
Wardle Frederick, 8 Chapel street, Grantham
Warner Rev. Richard Edward M. A. Snitterby,
Elrton Lindsey R.S.0
Warner Joseph, 126 Cleetborpe road, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Warner Oliver J. New Holland, Hull
Warren Rev. Chas. M.A. Nettleham, Lincoln
Warren Rev. George, 2 Hainton street,
Weelaby, Great Gnmsby
LINGOLNSHIRE.
Webetw Jn. J. IS Oladitone'ter. Grantham
Webster John Rainfortii, Foxcloae villa. Bar-
gate, Great Grimsby
WebBterMrs.lOAdelaIdeter.Moiiksrd. Lincoln
Webster Mrs. Alma bo. LongSntton, Wisbech
Webster Mrs. Martin, Lincoln
Webster Mrs. Moulton, Spalding
Webster William Hyde, H Stanley st. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Wedd Mrs. 22 Trinity street, Boston
Wedd Tliomas, 78 High street, Boston
Weddall Mrs. 29 Austin street, Stamford
Weeks Rev. Frederick William Baker, 1
Avenue road, Grantham
Weeks Alfred, 12 launder terrace, Grantham
Weigall Rev. Edward Mitford ILA. Froding-
ham, Doncaster
Weightman John, 9 Sydenham terrace. New*
market, Louth
Weightman Miss, 16 George street, Louth
Weightman Misses, Beech house, Wragby
WeightmanWm.ThePems,We«t8treotrd.Bstn
Weightman William, jun. Ailsa villas, West
Street road, Boston
Welburn Rev. Jn. Edwd. Brown B.A. Vicar-
age, Orby, Burgh-in-the-MaiBb B.S.0
Welhy Rev. George Earle B.A.,j.p. Barrowby,
Grantham
Welby John Earle J. P. Allington ball. West
Allington, Grantham
Welby Mrs. Barrowby, Grantham
Welby Gregory Sir William Earle bart. n.I,..
J. P. Denton manor, Grantham ; & Carlton
& St. Stephen's clubs, London B.W
Welch'Alfd. Clifton vil. StCatberine's,Uncln
[k8ixt*s
Warren Rev. John Shrapnel U.A., J.P. I Welch Edward, I^ngton-by-Homcastle
Willonghby, Alford Weldon John, 80 Stirling street. New Clee,
WarrenEdwd.Ijondon rd.LongSutton,Wishch , Great Grimsby
Warrener Miss, fi Norman place, Lincoln ; Wells Abraham, Waloott, Lincoln
Warrener Wm. Jn. Skellingtborpe, Lincoln i Wells Charles, Hundleby. Spilsby
Warnt Thomas, 76 Haiaton street, Weelsby, , Wells Charles, I^ngtof t. Market Deeping
Great Grimsby I Wells Frank, Eastof t, Goole
Wartnaby Mrs. West banks, Slealord : Wells John. Ashby, Brigg
WartnabyThos.F.llMonntFleasant,Grautbmi Wells John, Aslackby, FaUdngbam
Warwick Geo. Holydyke, Barton-on-Hnmber Wells Joseph, Washingborongb, Lincoln
Warwick Misses, Old Sleaford, Bleaford \ Wells Miss, 47 Marlborough st. Gainsborough
Wa« Mrs. 14A, Holmes lane, Louth ' Wells Miss, South Leaslnghara, Sleaford
Waterfleld Richard, West street, Horncattle , Wells Mrs, 4 St. Catherine's terrace, Cole-
Waterhouse Edwd. j.P.lCarholmerd.Lincolnl grave street, Lincoln
Waterbouse John, Owstou Ferry, Bawtry i Wells Mrs. Sonth Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Waterton Edmund J. P., D.i>, P.!<.A. Deeping Welsh Rev. Francis, Norton-by-Galnsborough
Waterton ball. Deeping St. James, Market Welsh Edvin, Leverton, Boston
Deeping
Watkln John, Winterlngham, Doncaster
Watkins Rev. Morgan Geo. M.A. Barnoldby-
le-Beck, Great Orimsby
"Watkins Wm. Leyland baThe Grove, Lincoln
WatUnson Mrs. Cemetery lane, Louth
Watkinson Thomas, 171 Cleetborpe rd. New
Clee. Great Grimsby
Watkinson Thompson, 39 Yar borough rd.Lncln
Watklneon William Shearman,187 Cleethorpel Wc«tJaoob,228Vlctorst.Nw.Clee,Gt.Grlmsby
Welsh George, Wrangle ko. Wrangle, Boston
WelKh JcKcph, Leake, Boston
Wentwortb John, Stalllugborough, t'lceby
Were Rev. Ellis Bowden M. A. 20 St. Martin's,
High street, Stamford
West Major-Gen. William Henry Here R.M.I.
S Minster yard, Lincoln
WestBev. Jn. Rowland M.A. Wrawby, Brlgg
West Chas. Howard, 60 Canwlck rd. Lincoln
road. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Watmougb James, Femslde villa, Dudley st.
Great Grimsby
Watmough Mi^ 2 Mlsdalee row, Gospelgate,
Louth
Watney Bev. James M.A. Canwick, Lincoln
Watson Rev. Joseph, Eirton Lindsey R.S.0
Watson Rev. Wm. Richards ii.A. Saltfleetby
house, Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Louth
Watson Ben. 7 St Catherine's ter. Lincoln
Watson Charles, as Earl street, Gt Grimsby
West Job. Chas. 4 Brownlow ter. Stamford
West John, Melton Ross, Barnetby B.S.0
West Matthew Henry, 179 Victor street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
West Miss, Oak cottage, Spilsby road, Boston
West Mrs. 102) Eastgate, Louth
West Saml. The Mansion. Tettord, Homcastle
West William, Westwood side. Bawtry
Westbrooke Rev. William Frederic, Vicarage,
Corrlngham, Gainsborough
Westland Jn.Bamett, 3 West Streetrd. Boston
Watson Charles Fredk. 11 Bam hill, Stamford WestobyAnthony.lQuorry ter.Cemetry.la.Lth
Watson Frederick, 31 Carholme rd. Lincoln | Westoby Thomas, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Watson Henry, St Swlthln's house. Free Westoby Thomas, Stanhope road, Homcastle
School lane, Lincoln Wethcrell Thos. W. Middlefleld, Gainsborough
Watson John, 184 Hainton street, Weelsby, Wethcrhogg William, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Great Grimsby Wetherley William, 24 Orchard st Lincoln
Wataon Jolm, Vicarage road, Holbeach Whaite Bev. George, 42 Albert street, Brigg
Watson Jn. Firth.Spen Lea,Crowle,Doncaster Whaley Rev. Oswald b.a. Elsham, Brigg
Watson Joseph, 202 WilUugham st. Weelsby, Whaley John Newton, Ventnor ter. Lincoln
Great Grimsby I Wlialey Miss, 33 North parade, Grantham
Watson Mrs. 40 Pinchbeck street, Spalding I Whaley Mr.'. 21 Monks road, Lincoln
Watson Mrs. Queen at. Barton-on-Humber [ Whaley Robert, South pork, Lincoln
Watson Mrs. *J7 Queen street Homcastle Whaller James, The Vale, Spilsby
Watson Robert, Osboumby boll, Falklngham Whalley John William, 12 Newlands, Lincoln
WatsonWm.Templegdns.Llndum rd.Llncoln ^*haplate Richard, Meesingbam, Kirton
Watson William Hy. 2 Tinwell rd. Stamfon" " ' '
Watson Wm. H. Scawby-cum-Sturton, Brigg
Wattain Edward. The Hall, Middle Thorpe,
Ashby, Homcastle
Wattau Mrs. 16 All Saint's place, Stamford
Watte Harry Samuel, 11 Earl st Gt Grimsby
Watts Isaac, 18 Macaulay st. Ot Grimsby
Watte Samuel, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Waugh William, 100 Cleetborpe road. New
Clee, Gt Grimsby
Wavimslej- Miss, 108 Kent st Gt Grimsby
Wayet Rev. Canon West H.A. Pinchbeck,
Bpaldlug
Weaver Miss, 11 Mount Pleasant, Grantlum
Webb Charles, Barrington gate, Holbeach
Webeter Rev. Alexander Rhlnd >I,A. 20 St
Martin's, High street, Stamford
Webeter Rev. Samuel King M.A. Vicarage,
Ingham, Lincoln
Webster Alfred Geo. Lindnm rd. Lincoln
WebBterGoal74Vlctor.BtNewClee,OtGmsby
Webster John, 1 Crown street, Stamford
Webster Jn. Hy. Viselby ball. Market Rosen
Messingham, £irton
Lindsey B.S.0
Whaplate William,
Lindsey R.S.0
Wliarton Rev.Edgar,lSTentercroft st Lincoln
Wharton Robert, 33 Earl st Gt. Grimsby
Wtlattam Charles, 66 Monks road, Lincoln
Whattoff Mrs. North house. Bourn
Wheat Rev. Christopher George M.A.
Timberland, Lincoln
Wheat Miss, Rosegarth ho. Haven bk. Boston
Wheatley Miss, Cagthorpe, Homcastle
WheatonJn.SThomas stWeelsby,GtGrimsby
Wlieeldon Tlioa Rose villa, Northolme,
Gainsborough
Wheeler Wm, Hy. M.I.CE. 47 High st Boetn
Wherry Edward, West street. Bourn
Wherry Robert Leonard, West street. Bourn
Wherry William, West street, Boum
Whichcote Sir Tliomas bart D.L. Aswarby
ball, Falklngham
Whichcote Rev. Christopher M.A., J. P.
Rector^-, Aswarby, Falklngham
WhUesMre. Riverside, West Flnchbeck,8iildng
Wliincnp Kra. 1 Church street west, St
Martin's, Stamford
Whipple George, River side, Grantham
White Rev. Darias James B.A. Vicarage,
Burgh-in-the-Manh R.S.0
White Rev. John M. A. Grayingham, Kirton
Lindsey
White Rev. Tbos.B.A. Vicarage, Scambleaby,
Homcastle
White Rev, Wm. 30 Carholme road, Unooln
White Rev. Canon William Spranger M.A.,
J. P. Potter Hanworth, Llnooln
Wliite Rev. Jn.Femberthy,Narthgate,Sleatnl
White Edward, 27 Cemetery lane, Ixrath
White Fras. Thirkhill, 13 Wide Bai^gats, Bstn
White George Charles, Donington, Spalding
White Henry, IB Silver street, LinooUt
White Jas. Altofteho. Abbey rd. GtOrimsby
White Jas. 1 Eleanor st Wedsby.GtGrlnuby
White Jamas, 41 Portland street, Lincoln
White Jn. 121Heiieage st Weelsby. Gt Grbnstqr
White John H. Dudley street Gt Grimsby
White Joseph T. Dudley street, Gt Grimsby
White Miss, 96 Carholme road, Lincoln
White Miss, Me«ngfaam,KirtonLlndseyB.aO
White Miss, 216 Victoria street, Ot Orimaby
White Mn. 13 Churcbgate, Spalding
White Mrs. IS Gladstone terrace, Grantham
White Hra. Hainton terrace. Sea Bank road,
Cleetborpes, Great Grimsby
White Mrs. Northfleld, Stamford
White Robt AzIack,Harrowby ho. Grantham
White Siunuel, S Portland street, Lincoln
White Thomas, 184 Willington street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
White Thos. Harry, IS Silver street, Lincoln
White Wm. 69 Commercial road, GroAtham
White WUIiam, 16 St Andrew's ter. Stirling
B^eet, New Clee, Great Grimsby
White Wniiam M.A. 18 SUrbeck road, Boston
Whitehead Archibald, Nettleham. Llnooln
Wliltehead Chas, Wm.16 Altham ter.iLlncoln
MTbltebead Jn. 1 Tower vils. Tower rd. Boston
WbiteIamWilliam,16 Abbey walk,GtGrlmshy
Wltlteley Joseph, 19 St Andrew's ter. Stirling
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Whiteway George, 141 Cleetborpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsbyi
Whiteway Mrs. 207 Cleetborpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Whitfield Edward, West street. Bourn
WbitSeld John, 134 Heneage street, Weelsby,
Gt. Grimsby
Whiting George Lawrence, Beulah houae^
Elm road, Cleetborpes, Great Grimsby
Whiting Miss, e Costlegate, Grantham
Whlttom Mrs. Little Grimsby hall, Louth
Whlttam Mrs. 82 Upgate, Louth
Wbltmore Joslah, 197 Cleetborpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Wblttaker Mrs. 7 St. Peter's hai, GranUiam
Whitton Charles, 103 Newlands, Lincoln
Whitton James, 7 Tentercroft st Llnooln
Whitton Mrs. 17 EoBtgatc, Llncohi
Whitton Richard, 28 Cemetery lane, Louth
Whitton Richard, Hilton ho. Drury U.T,lnrln
Whltworth Rev. Thomas &A. Thorpe St.
Peter, Wainfleet All Salnla H.S.0
Whltworth Rev. Thomas John B.A. Thorpe
St Peter, Wainfleet All Saints R.aO
Whltworth Fredk. Jhn.Grantham rd. Sleaford
Whltworth George, 7 Lea rd. Gainsborough
WhitworthGeo.M.Ii.c.Q.s.21North stGrntfam
Whltworth John, 3 Spilsby road, Homcastle
Whltworth Miss, George st. Great Grimsby
Wickins Fredk. 3 West End villai, Stamford
Wighton Mrs. 17 Spilsby rood, Bceton
Wlgmore Cephas, 26 St. Mary's st Stamford
Wigmore James H. Northfields, Stamford
Wilcox Milton C. 72 Heneage street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Wilcox Mrs. 6 Mount Pleasant, Grantham
Wild Bev. John B.A. The Vicarage, Tetney,
Great Grimsby
Wild John, 28 Eostfiold road, Louth
Wilde Bev. Canon Albert Sydney M.A.
Rectory, Louth
Wilde Rev. John Maxwell M.A. Vlcarasc
West Ashby, Homcastle
Wilders Joseph, Amoldfleld. Grantham
Wllders Miss, 7 Park terrace, Grantham
Wildgooee Richard, 26 Soutbgate, Sleaford
Wildsmith Albert, 26 Croft street. Unoidn
Wileman Geo. St John's vlL Newport,LhioolB
Wiles George, 2 Monson street, ijncoln
Wilford S. sen. Finkle la.iBarton-on-Hnmtaer
Wilkin Cordon Anderson, Grove oottagee.
Deansgate, Great Grimsby
Wilkin Mannaduke, Providence villa, Wel-
holme road. Great Grimsby
Wilklns Rev. Cutbbert Sharp, Northorpe.
Kirton -Jndsey R.S.0
Wilkinson Arthur George, SNewark rd.Lnclii
Wilkinson George, Bradsbaw's terrace, Skir-
beck, Boston
Wilkinson Geo. Hill side. South pk. LtncotK
Wilkinson Henry, 89 Queen st Homcutle
Wilkinaim Hurdmau, West street, Alford
WUklnson Mansfield T. IM Eastgate, UmOi
Wilkinson Misses, High street. Long Sattost.
Wisbech
Digitized by VjUUy IC
LINCOLNSHIBE.
COURT DIRECTORY.]
WlUdnson Miss, Kettleton, Caistor
Wilkinson Mn. Bargate, Barton*on-Huinber
WUklnaoii Kra. High st.LangSDtton, Wisbech
WiUdnmn Blchard SepUmo* O.L., J.P. Birk-
holme, Corby, Onuitbam
WiUdnwm Samue), S Lea ter. Oainiboroogh
WiUdonn Thai. Fewiter, 1 Park Tils. Lincoln
WnUnaon Tbo8.HanhaU, 6 Liodom id. Lncln
Wilkinson Wm. 48 Trinity at Oainsboroagh
Wilkinson William Wing, 10 Spam View ter-
race, Ttarnnscoe rd. 01eetboriiw,Ot.Orimsby
WUks Cuthbert, S4 Tenterorott at. Lincoln
Wlllan ReT.FrancisMtle(If.A.Aabonm,Lncln
Willcock Mis. Kingaton tenace, 816B{ord
Wlllcox Oeorge, Gimby, Qrantbam
Willdera Jn. W. Bleak ho. High st. Holbeacb
Willerton Henry Denby, Oorby, Orantham
Wlllerton Thomas, 3 Nottingham terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
WUley O. 232 Vlctorat. Kew Clee,Gt.arimsby
Willey Joseph, 120 Upgate, Loath
Wllley Ulss, 7 West End villas, Stamford
Willey Mi«. Skendleby, SpUsby
Williams Rev. Canon WlUlam John M.A. The
Vicarage, Oainsboroagh
Williams Rev. Frederick Anthony, Grammar
school, Lindnm teriaoe, lABaHn
Williams Ber. Henry B.A. Satton-in-the-
Manh, Alfoid
WOUams A. L. TfaeCot. Wainflt. AllSaiatsR. & 0
Williams Oyril John, Metbeiingbam, Lincoln
Williams John, 127 Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Williams Jn. E. C.B., P.o.s. WcstSt.rd.Bo»tn
Williams John Geo. Lindnm lodge, Lincoln
Williams Hiss, < Clarence terrace, Abbey Winship John, Fleetgate, Bartoo-on-Hamber
road. Great Grimsby .._.-- _ . _
WiUiama Mrs. 41 Otanrch st. Gainsboroagh
WiUianu Mrs. Long Bennington. Grantham
Williams Thomas, 6 Banugate, Loath
Williams William, Bagsbot villas, Dudley
street. Great Grimsby
Williams William, liS High street, Lincoln
WIlliaiDson Bev. J.TheUmea,West par. Lncln
WllUamaon Charles, Hawthorne liUl, Con-
Ingsby, Boston
WllUamaon George, 18 Homoastle rd. Boston
Williamson Mrs. Skirbeck road. Boston
WllUamaon Mrs. Homoastle road, Boston
WllUamaon Thomas, Skirbeck quarter, Boston
WllllnghnmMrB. Bargate, Barton^on-Hnmber
Willis Rev. Chas. F. ILA. Baaingharo.Lindn
WIlUaClias.7I8tanley st.NewClee,GtGrim8by
Willis His. Bmoeborongh boose, Stamford
WilliB William, 1 Chancer terrace, Grantham
WiUmer Charles, 21« Willingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Willmott Herbert, Prince's av. Gt. Grimsby
WlUooghby de Eresby Baroness, Grbns-
thorpei Bdenham, Bonm;- Drmnmondl
castle, Crlefl, Perthshire
Llanwret, Carnarvonshire
Willows John, 3 Albion terrace, Gt Grimsby
WiUows John, Foundry ter. Market Baaen
WiU<nr3MrB.8Victorlnter.Lng.guttn. Wisbech
WUlowa Richard, Witham place, Boston
WIUs William, » St. Catheilne's ter. Lincoln
Willaon Lieat.CoL Hlldmay Willson 3. P. The
Hall, Sonth Kaaoeby, Sleatbrd
WiltaonKev.Vere FraB.M.*.lFulbeok,Granthm
WillEon Jn. East End ho. Hogathorpe, Alford
Willaon John, Trnsthorpe, Alford
WilIsonMia.Kaaceby hall.Sth.Ranoeby,Sleafd
Willaon WItr.Sea Lane ho. Hogathorpe, Alford
WUmot Mrs. Thorpe-on-the-HllI, Lincoln
Wllshere Rev. Sd\i*arfl Chapman m.a. Vicar-
Wilaon Mrs. 87E, Upgate, Lonth
Wilson Mrs. Weston hills, Weston, Spalding
Wilson Richard, 16 Watergate, Grantham
Wilson Porter, Brackenboroagh Idg. Louth
Wilson Bt.G.S8Viatoria ter. Skirbeck, Boston
Wilson Robert William, 4 North par. Lincoln
Wilson Thomas, 28 Albert street, Brlgg
WilsonT.lMHalnton St. Weelsby, Gt-Grlmsby
Wilson Thomas, WIdtton, Doncaster
Wilson William, 13 Beaumont villas, Lincoln
Wilson William, 90 Carholme road, Lincoln
Winbolt Bev. Henry Holt B.A. Vicarage,
Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Wlndley Johnson, 23 Eostgate, Lonth
Wing Jcaeph, Fen street, Beaton
Wing Mn. K Bed Lion street, Boston
Wingad Samuel, IS Wellingtan st. Lincoln
Wingate John. 102 Carholine road, Lincoln
Wingate IHsses, Huodleby, Spilsby
Wingate Un. Hnndleby, SpUsby
Wingate Thomas, Toynton house, Toynton
AU Saints, Spilslnr
Winger Richard, 7 Norman place, Lincoln
Winks WUliam, 86 The Park, Lincoln
Winlaw Mrs. 43 West street, Boston
Winn Miss, .Vppleby hall, Doncaster
Winn Miss Enuaa, Appleby hall, Doncaster
Winn Mrs. sen. .\ppleby, Doncaster
Winn Mrs. The Terrace, North street. Boom
Winn Rowland X.P., H.A., P.L., J.P. The
Hall, AppMiy, Doncaster ; Nostell priory,
WakeOdd ; ft 11 Grcevenor gardens ft Carl-
ton, Junior Carlton ft St. Stephen's dabs,
London s.w
I Winship Geo. Fleetgate, Barton.on-Humber
I Winship John, Fle^gate, Barton-on-Humbe
Winship Bobt. Manh ho. Borton-on-Hamber
Winston Robert, 29 Saxon steeet, Lincoln
Winter Mrs. fi Winter's terrace, Boston
Winter Bd. Market at Long Sntton, Wisbech
Winter William, S Albion place, Grantham
Winterden Mrs. 9 Spilsby road, Beaton
Wintrlngham John, Esoll villa, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Wintrlngham Jn.jnn.The Abbey,Gt.OrlmBby
Wintrlngham Mi8^ Spring villa, Bargate,
Great Grimsby
Wintrlngham Mrs. 8 Worsley st. Gt.Grlmsby
WiseTboe. Belmont ho. Spring gdii8.Galn8brgh
Wise Thomas, 49 High street, Boston
Wish Thos. 18 Yorborongh rood, Lincoln
Withen Thos. John,20 North parade,Uncoln
Wolstencroft John, Cawthorpe, Bourn
Wood Bev. Albert A.D.aL., y.R.c.s. North
Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Wood Rev. Andrew m.a. Rectorjr, Great
Ponton, Grantham
Wood Rev.Ben.J.B.A.Rectory, Ruckland,Lth
Wood Rev. Joeeph M.A. 2 Abbey villas.
Abbey road. Great Grimsby
Gvi^dyr, ' Wood Rev.Th09.M. A.Rectory,GrlmQldby, Lth
Wood Daniel, Craig ho. Raaen lane, Lincoln
Wood Fredk. S. 32 St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Wood George, 13 Harrowby road, Grantham
Wood James, 38 Westgate, Lonth
Wood John, Newport st. BartonK)n-Hamber
Wood Mrs. 8 James street, Lincoln
Wood Mrs. The Lodge, Alford
Wood 3Ira. 4 Tower street, Boston
Wood RobL Luda vll. Dudley st-Gt. Grimsby
Wood Thee. Jas. Stafford ho. West at. Boston
Wood William, 17 Adelaide street, Stamford
W^ood William, Kirton, Boston
Wood William, « St. Peter's hlU, Grantham
Wood Wm. Wllloughton,KirtonLlndsey R.B.0
Wood Wm. J. Haram, 12 Red Lion at. Boston
WooodaURt.W.lLing8forr,h,BartonK>n-Humbr
age, WtUonghton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Wll8onCapt.Bobt.Kirkby.on-Bain,Homcastle| Woodcock Chas. Ed'vrn.7 Gresham st.Llnooln
Wilson Rev. John, Mill place, Brigg Woodcock John, 38 The Park, Lincoln
Wilson Rev. Plumpton Stmvenson H.A.I Woodcock Mn. 11 Red Lion street, Boston
Horbling, Falkingbam , Woodcock Page Dearlng,Heighington,Lincln
Wilson Benj. Jolm, 13 Tentercroft st. Lincoln ^WoodUfle Henry, 33 Riuen lane, Lincoln
Wilson Edward Synge, Wlnterton. Doncaster
Wilson George, Lindum terrace, Lincoln
Wilson George, 14 North parade, Lincoln
W UsonHy.SOHainton at. Weelsby, Gt. Grimsby
Wilson Henry, High st. Barton-on-Humber
Wllaon- Henry, 13 Sonth parade, Grantham
W^ilsonJas. W.TheOld grange,Revesby,Boston
Wilson James William, 63 Westgate, Louth
VTilson John, Fleetgate, Bctfton-on-Humber
A Sonth Ferriby
Wilson John, 179 Willingham street, Weelsby,
Oreat Grimsby
Wilson John Thomas, 13 Stirling street, Newl Woollam Rev. John M.A.
Clee, Great Grimsby Grantham
Woods Edwin, Flottergate ho. Gt. Grimsby
Woods Mrs. Sltaeey, Boston
Woodward Henry, Kirton, Boeton
WoodwaidWm.H.Corporatlon vll.Gt.Qrmsby
Woodward Zacbarlah, Kirton, Boston
Woclcock William Henry, Iiondon road.Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Wooiatt Mrs. 370 High street, Lincoln
Woolhouse Henry, 3 Yarborough rd. Lincoln
Woolhouse Joseph, S3 Beanmont vlls. Lincoln
Woolhouse Mrs.Osborne villa, St. Catherine's,
Lincoln
Barton Coggles,
Wilson Joseph, Sandon cottage, Grantham
Wilson Joseph, 69 Westgate, Lonth
Wilson J. D.47 8t.Martin's,High st. Stamford
Wilson Lister, West street, AUord
Wilson Maddlsou Orry, Hamilton
Market Rasen
Wilson Mlcliael, 1 Town Hall st. Gt. Grimsby
Wilson Miaa, 61 Westgate, Lonth
Wilson Morion, 11 Launder ter. Grantliam
Wilson Mrs. Cliapel lane, Barton-on-Humber
Wilson Mrs. Kirton Lindsey KSuO
Wilson Mrs. 19^ Lindnm road, Lincoln
Wilson Mrs. Lttdtord, Market Rasen
Wilson Mrs. 38 Monks road, Lincoln
Wilson Mrs. (Jueen street. Market Rasen
WooUey Miss, The Terrace, North st. Bourn
Woolliss John Edward, 113 Cleethorpe road,
New Clee, Great Grimaby
Woolner Thomas, 58 North parade, Oranthm
house, I WoolvineJn. Trent vlew,Lea rd. Gainsboroagh
Woolwazd Mrs. Belton, Grantham
Wootton Mrs. Donington, Spalding
Wordswortli Right Rev. Christopher D.CL.
D, D. [Lord Bishop of Lincoln], The Palace,
Riseholme, Lincoln
Workman Mias, Clock house, Stamford
Wormley Mrs. 1 Grafton street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Worsley Rev. Pennyman Ralph ]I.A.Stnbton
Newark
ziM 747
Worsley Rev. Can(m Pennyman Waiton u. A.,
J.P. Little Ponton, Grantham
Worth Charles, Reepham, Lincoln
Worth William, Chantry lane,Great Grimsby
Worth Wm. Cotnam, Christie ha Holbeoch
Wortley John Storry, North road. Boom
Wortley Mlsa, Momingside, Spilsby rd-Bostn
Wortley Mrs. Momingside, Sfdlsby nl.BoBton
Wrangham Mrs. West cot. Drnry la. Lincoln
Wray Capt. Cecil,The Hall, Thurlby, Newark
Wray David Cllpaon 1I.D. South par. Skegness
Wray Jonathan, 76 Kidgate, Lonth
Wray Mrs. 7 Mardiam road, Homoastle
Wray Mrs. 3 Misdales row,Oospelgate, Louth
Wray Mrs. SUrbeck, Boston
Wray Mrs. The Villa, Waddingbam, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Wren Joseph, Wide Bargate, Boston
Wright Bev. Canon Arthur M.A., J.P.
Rectory, Ooningsby, Boston
Wright Rev. Jsph. b.a. East Halton, Ulceby
Wriglit Rev.Rlchard Franklin H.A. Vicarage,
Wrangle, Boeton
Wright Alfred, Humber Bank west. Barton-
ou-Homber
Wright Chas. Biurton cot. Spilsby rd. Boston
Wright Charles, jun. Wltbam bank, Boston
Wright David, Pen street, Boston
Wright George, 91 Stirling street, New Glee,
Great Grimsby
Wright Geo. Thos. 36 Lincoln rd. Homoastle
Wright Hy. 7 Spring gardens, Gainsboroagh
WrightHy.arebby,Osbome vil.Skirbck.Bastn
Wright Horace, Quarry farm, Stamford
Wright Horaccjun. 1 St. Peter's st. Stamford
Wright John, 18 Rutland terrace, Stamford
Wr^ht John Henson, Leake, Boeton
Wright Maurice, Mill road, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Wright Miss, Bishop Norton.Klrton Lindsey
Wright Miss, The Hall, Blnbrooke, Market
Rasen
Wright Urs. Bnrgh-ln-the-Marsh B.8.0
Wright Mrs. Langtoft, Market Deeping
Wright Mn. Navenby, Grantham '
Wright Mrs. Newlond street west, Lincoln
Wright Mrs. 3 St. Mary's square, Homoastle
Wright Mrs. 4 Spring gardens, Goinsborou^
Wright Mrs. 7 Torr street, Gainsboroagh
Wright Mrs. Wold Newton, Great Grimsby
Wright Richard, «7 Hainton street, WeelMy,
Great Grimsby
Wright Richard, King street. Market Rasen
Wright Samuel Wright B.A., D.L., J.P. The
Hall, Brattleby. Llncohi
Wright Thomas, 27 Carholme road, Lincoln
Wright Thomas, Skirbeck, Boston
Wright William, 7 Albion place, Grantham
Wri^t William, 68 Hainton street, WeeUby,
Great Grimsby
Wright William, 2 Park villas, Lincoln
Wright William, 16 Pinchbeck rood. Spalding
Wrinford Major Geo. H. 3 Temple ter. Louth
Wyatt Rev. William M.A. Broughton, Brigg
Wyatt Hugh, St. Catherine's villa, St.
Catherlne'a, Lincoln
Wyer Mrs. Falkingfaam
WyldSaml.33S Victor st. NewCIee,Gt Grimaby
Wyles George, ^atgate. Bourn
Wyles Mn. 2 Bnrghley vilbis. Bourn
Wyles Mrs. Market place. Market Deeping
Wyles Mrs. 23 St. Peter's hill, Grantham
WylleRev. Wm.Jn.ll.A.,J.P. Horkstow.HuU
Wynn Wm. 3 Kbor vlla-Casterton rd.Stamfrd
Wyre Richard, Leake, Boston
Yarborough Earl of, D.L..J.P. [Vlco-Admlral
of Lincolnshire], Brocklesby park, Ulceby ;
ft 17 Arllngtou;street ;Brook'a, Marlborough
ft Boodles* clubs, London .h.w
Yarborough Victoria, Countess of, Brocklesby
park, Ulceby
Yarborough Arthur Cooke, Tlie Cottage,
Wyberton, Boeton
Yates Rev. Samuel, 24 New road, Spalding
Yates HeniT, 14 St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Yeatman Christopher, 33 South square, Bcetn
Yeoman Alexander Rosa, I Gladstone terrace,
Kidgate, Lonth
Young Rev. Jas.P.M.A.Vioarage, Gt.Grimsby
Young Rev. Jonathan, Kirton LIudsey K.S.0
Young Rev.Canon Peter H.A.Nortb Witham,
Colsterwortb, Grantham
Young Rev. Philip, 6 Rutland ter. Stamford
Young Charles, West street, Alford
Young George, 7 Witham bank, Boston
Young Gerard Jspli. Claxby ho.Market Essen
Young John Joeeph, J.P. Chixby house.
Market Rasen
Young John M. W. 10 Minster yard, Lincoln
Young Mrs. 16 Sonth street, Louth
Young Thomas, Manor house, Covenham St.
Bartholomew, Louth
Yonng Thomas Arthur,Drax cottage. Middle
Basen, Market Raaen
Young William, Brooklyn house, Lndford,
Market Rasen
Yonnge Rev. John Parkinson Baily B.A.
Wllsford, Grantham
Ynle Andrew, b Beaumont place, Lincoln
Zimmermonn Francis Fred«lck,29 Gladstone
terrace, Orantham
Digitized by VjUUV IC
KELLY'S
LINCOLNSHIRE TRADES DIRECTORY.
ACASEKIBa.
See Scliooto— Prirat*.
AOCOTTNTAimS.
Marked thus f are ABflodates of tlie Iniitltate
of Cliartered Accountants.
AlliKn R.37Halnton at. Weeliby, QtOrlmaby
Alaop Thomas, 38 High street, Orantliam
Appleby George Win.62 Castlegate, Grantham
Bornett George. 20 Kortbgate, Sleaford
Bray Charles, 23 Chiirch street, Boston
Cbaloner Thomas, City chambers, 182 High
street, IJncoln
Charles Anthony, 3 H^ven i^ 6t. Grimsby
Cook AlfT«il, 8 Priory road. Spalding'
Cook Arthur, 8 Crescent, Spalding
Dawson & Sons, 87 Victoria chambers, Vic-
toria street south. Great Grimsby
Hackworth & t Abbott, High st. Holbeach ;
29 Red Lion street, Spalding ; b Sntton
Bridge, Wisbech
Hall George & Son, New road, Spalding
Hall William, se Lnmley road, Skegness
Hayes Robert, 7 S<rath end, Boston
Hodgett Charles Matthias, Wnng.Homcastle
Uodgkinson Arthur William, Vine street,
BlUingboro', Falkingbam
t Jay George, 8 Bank street, Lincoln
jephaon A Carr, High stnet, Homcaatle
Kime George, 16 Worsley bldgs. Gt. Grimsby
Lamming T. 43 Victoria St. west, Gt. Grimsby
Leaper Charles, 11 Spring gardens, Spalding
Longstall John, 2 Herring lane, Spalding
Lord William, Holton-la-Moor, Caistor
tLucaa Charles, 8 Bridge street, Boston
Mabbott William, Plncbbeck, Spalding
Marsden Frederic D. 4 Corn market, Lonth
Mee William Norman, Sonth street, Bonrn
Myddeltonjolm.jnn. 12 Market pL Galnsboro'
Ogden & Son. 24 High street, Grantham
Oliver Major,14 St. Andrew's ternue, Stirling
street. New Clae, Great Grimsby
Findar John, 214 King Edward stnet north.
Great Grimsby
Pretty William, 43 St. Thomas' rd. Spalding
Puxley James Edward, Corby, Grantham
Roberts Nathan, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Roberts Natlian, 8 Red Lion street, Boston
Robinson Chas. Orainthorpe, Great Grimsby
Sharp John William, 28 Church yard, Boston
Smyth Brothers, New Exchange chambers,
ComhllU Lincoln. See adTertisement
Storey Samnel, North Kelsey, Brigg
StorrBartol, Shodfriais Hall, South sLBoston
Tavlor Charles, Crow Garth, Oainsborongfa
Vere & Eiddell, 133 Eastgate, Louth
Ward Thomas. New town, Spilsby
WhartonThos. Wilkinson,! EarlstGLGrmsby
Wliite William, 69 Commercial rd. Grantham
Wright George, Walnfleet SU Mary R.8.0
a£sated WATBB UAirVFS.
See Soda Water Sk. Manufactoiera.
ABBATBD WATER FI.AVOB-
nra ESSENCE aiAinjF.
Fisher Francis Slxon, 1 Market pl.Grantham
AOBNTS.
Asanto— AdT«rtiaem«nt.
Atkinson T.B.A Son, 7 Stanton st. Grantham
Boor Walter Henry A Son, I Wellington lane,
High street, Stamford
Taylor Charles, Crow Garth, Gainsborough
Wills Joseph, High st.Wioterton, Donoaster
Browne Thomas Brooks, ISO Queen Victoria
street, London (t.c
Aveixt*— BMwers*.
See also Ale & Porter Merchants & Agents.
Arnold Frank, 281 High street, Lincoln
Beecli Thomas, Scuntliorpe, Doncaster
Bellamy & CoMer, Southgate, Sleaford
Cooling Alfred, Metherlngluuu, Lincoln
ETerittTliomaa, 8« King Edward street south.
Great Grimsby
Godfrey Alfred,Ba«tBt Crowland, Peterboro'
Luck Henry, 34 Walkergate, Loath
MaTgerArtiiurEdward.tl Portland st Lincoln
Moiley Arthur, 4 Bridge road, Gainsborough
NlchoUs Allan Oorrte,St.Swltliln'ssq. Lincoln
Asents— Goal ft Colliery.
Brooke Charles 0«orge,1IAlex^ider stLoutli
Faul Chaa. Station rd.Cleethorpes,Gt.Grimsby
Glenn Richard, Station yard, Spalding
Johnson John Edward, Navenby, Grantham
NewtonWm. Jon. St. Thomas' rd. & Station
yard, Spalding
Peart Thomas, Gunhouae, Doncaster
Storr Bartol, Shodfriais ball. South st Boston
Torry Charles Edward, Com exchange. Old
Market pLGtQrlmsby & 11 Blgby nLBrlgg
Turner James Coldwell, 26 Market pi. Boston
A«enta— Oommlulon.
Ayiv & San,RoyaIDockchambers,GtGrlmsby
Ca^ George Henry, Walnfleet All Saints
R.aO ; Bnrgh-in-the-Marah R.S.O.; Skeg-
ne»R.S.U. & Spilsby
OhalonerT.Cltychamben,182High stUncoln
Uolam Jamea, 73 Jame* street, Louth
Creaaey Joseph, Market place, Sleaford
DaTey Jn. & Son, Qoxhlll,Hull. See adrert
Fields A. t Market st Long Sutton, Wisbech
Harrison <fllllamNorthedge,74 Church street,
Gainsborough
Haycock John, 204 Wlllingliam st Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Hillam Paul ComeHun, Wlwrf rd. Grantham
Marsden Fred^c D. 4 Corn market, Lonth
MyddeltonJn. jnn.l2Market pi. Gainsborough
Parish A Bon, 12 High street Homcaatle
PartingtonThomas,18Robinson stGtGrmsby
Plastow James, Flsbdock rd. Gt Grimsby
Banshaw John T. Foundry ter. Market Rasen
RoUnson Samuel, Old Market pl.Gt Grimsby
Smyth Bros. New Exchange chambers, Com-
hlll, Lincoln. See advertisement
Sutcliffe John 4 Son, Bojal dock. Great
Grimsby ; branch ofilces at Manchester,
Liverpool & Birmingham
Watson Alexander, 7D Eastgate, Louth
Watson Joshua, Donlngton^m-Bain, Lonth
Wells Joseph, High st Wlnterton, Doncaster
Wilson Thomas D.28Spital ter. Gainsborough
Agvnta— Oonaul (Foreign).
Brownlow William, Poplar Grove farm,
North Somercotea, Great Grimsby
HonldenGUbertNorthSomercot3.GtGrlmsbf
A«ente — Com.
Baumber Edwd. Victoria tor.Skirbeck, Boston
Ostler Charles, Drain side, Skirbeck, Boston
Turner George, Hill lane, Boston
Asmt — OoBtom Hoiiaa.
Dnnn Edward, >I Cleethorpa rd. Gt Grimsby
Agent— Drammtlo.
Kendall William Thomas, 140 Victoria street
south. Great Grimsby
Ajrento— Dyer*'.
Pickup T. B. High st Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Watson Alexander, 73 Eastgate, Louth
Agents— Emlgiktloii.
Goodacre Robert Pinning, Soutli end, Alfotd
Hall George & Son, New road, Spalding
HatfieldW.Normanby-by-Spltal,MarketRasen
Milestone Jas. Market |^. Barton-on-HumU>r
Norton William, Kirton Undsey R.&0
Sampson Robert 2 & 3 Market pi. Sleaford.
Bee advertisement
White John Hy. 3 Osborne st Great Grimsby
Agents — ^Bnqnlrir.
Smyth Bros. New Exchange chambers, Cora-
hill, Lincoln. See advertisement
Agent* — Forwarding.
Anglo-French Transit Co. (James Robinson,
agent). Royal Dock chambs. Gt Grlmaby
Ayre & Son, Royal Dock chambs.GtGrimsl'y
Cammell WooU ie Halgh, Sl'Cleetborpe road.
Great Grimsby
Carver & Co. (John Peace BecUtt agent),
18 Woraley buildings. Great Grinuby
Foster & Co. (James Geeson, agent), 47 High
street Grantham
Qooderidge Bros. Royal Dock chambers
Cleetliorpe road. Great Grimsby
Great Eastern Railway Co. (Augustus Arthur
Ingram, agent), 20 Southgate, Sleaford
Great Northern Railway (Misaes 8. & M. A.
Jackson, agents). Market place, Boston ;
(William Feare, agent; T.N. Taylor.carting
agent) Lea rtLGainsboro'; (MortonWUaon,
d&trict agent) 11 Launder ter.Grantluun ;
(Charles Edwd. Hopgood, agent) 30
Macanlay street Great Gnmsby & (Wm-
Gibbons, agent) 66 High st Stamford
Hayes John, Hi ft 117 Victoria street aoatfa.
Great Grimsby
Lancaahire & Yorkshire Railway Ca (George
William Ellis, agent), Victoria street
uortli. Great Grimsby
IngramArthur Angustus,20Brldge st Spaldng
London ft'North Western Railway (Thomas
Quest Metcalf, agent) ' Kingston terrace.
High gate, Cleethorpea, Gt Grlmaby ; &
( Uy. Robt Wilson, aeent)173 High st Ljidn
&(George Wallls, sgent) 6Hlgfa st Stamfrd
Midland Railway Ca (George HaU * Sons,
receiving agents), New read, Spalding
Smith WUllam, South Dale, Caistor
Sutcliffe John & Son, Royal dock, &reat
Grimsby ; branch offlcas at Mancbeatcr,
Liverpool & Bhiuingham
Sutton A Co.(Mrs. Martha Ranyell, agent) 19
Cburch st Boston ; (Mrs. Arthur JohnBarr,
agent) Silver street Gainaborongh ; (John
Hayea, agent) US & 117 Vlctoriast. aoatli,
GtiGrlmsby; (Edwin Townell, agent) 9!*
Foundry st Horacast e ; (OeorgeLawrenor,
agent) 4S Sincll st Lincoln ; (Edwd. Uook.
agent), George hotel, Spilsby ; (Tliomae
George Lock.*, agent) 31 Lucaley rd.
Skegness R.S.O.; (Stephen Leach, agent) i
St Paul's street Stamford
Taylor TimothyKeave,Brongh
Tbompaon.McKay & Co.(Thos.GatrIIl,ngeiit),
Roy^ Dock oliambers. Great Grinisby
WarreuerWm.Jn.City oliambers. High atiect
Lincoln & 172 High st HuU. Csurien
between Hull 6i Lincoln by vessels
Agents— Oenaral.
HsckworthftAbbottBlgh st Holbeach; S9Re-l
Lion st Spalding & Sutton Bridge, Wlabecji
Mee Wtllhun Norman, South street. Boom
Agents— Oranite.
Bavin & Godfrey, Great Northern Bailway
yard, Oxford street Lincoln
Chambers Nathaniel, M. S. & L. cobI depjt
i High street & Com exchange, Uncoln
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIUECTUUY.]
DickenBon John, West Haseii, Market Bauh
Robinstn Benjamin, Market place <b Railway
station, Spllsby
Airenta— Land, House ft Batata.
AllenbyWin.RIchard90ii,Stli.Thore8ljy,Alford
Bri^ffs Benjamin, K Upffate, Loath
Br>>aiKate Joseph Falfreman.Moiket pI.Brlgg
Brocklesby David, 50 Clecthorpe roa4, Clee,
Great Grimsby
Cntthrop Caltlirop Johnstone, Hork8tow,Hull
Ca4h George Hy. Walufleet All Salncs B.S.O.;
Btirffh-f n-the-MorshB. S.O. ; SkegneesH. S.O.
& SpiLsby
Cluiloner Thomas, City chambers, 183 High
street, Lincoln
Charles Anthony, 3 Haven st. Ot. Grimsby
CoilUni; Samuel, 83 Commercial rd. Grantham
Cole Alfred & Son. Long Sutton, Wisbech
CoIIIngwood Reuben, C North street, Gran thm
Cvik Joseph. New Holland, Hull
Corby Jo8ephBoothroyd,69Scotgate,8tamford
Dawion John Dont. jun.Sutton B Ig. Wisbech
V.t \ U William. Blby, Great Grimsby
Eifcrftt Henry, 45 High street, Grantham
FaviU Geo. Wm.Com exchange, MarketRawn
Favill Robert, Com exchange. Market Rosen
Grc-ctham John, Btainfield, Wragby
Hackworth & Abbott, High st. Holbeoch ; 29
Red Lion st Spalding & Sutton Bdg.Wlsbch
Hall George & Son, New roai, Spalding
H.ill William, 60 Lumlcy road. Skegnens
HaiinPtc George Sumner, 77 Westgate,
Grantham & "2 Lumley rood, Skegness
HanAon Wm. Herbert, 16 Silver st.Ghdnsboro'
Higflon Francis George, Crown lodge. Hoi-
lieach Marsh, Holbeach
Higg^ins John & Frederick, West st. Alford
HoUingsworth George, Railway st.Ot.GrmBby
Humphrey Edward, Fulbeck, Grantham
Hutchinson James, Monthorpe Idg. Grantlim
Jackson Thomas, High street. IJncoln
Johnson George W. 21 St. Paul's st Stamford
Killingworth John George, Main ridge. Boitton
KirkbyHv.Barker,CornExchangearcd.Lincln
Lniij^ley William, 14 High street, Stamfori
I^w. Son & Wlldgoose, North gate, Slcaford
Lizard Digby Charles, Tealby, Market Rasen
Lighten •& Son, Silver street, Boston
Ma-^kinder Robert, Town Hall offices. Market
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Furley R. & Co. GS Bridge st. Qainsborou^
Hay Charles John, Boyol dock, Qt. Qrlmsby
HoweGeorge,10& ll&idgest.GainBboroagb
Sntcllffe John & Son, Royal dock. Great
Grimsby ; branch ofBces at Manchester ;
Liverpool «Sc Birmingham
Wilson Charles, 27 Aswcll lane, Louth
Affent—Smack ft Taoht.
Westcott James, 149Cleethorpe nLGLGrimsby
AOBIOTTIiTVBAIi BNOIKBBBS-
See Engineer!— Mechanical.
AOBIOtrZiTUBAL CHESCISTS.
See Chemists— Agricolt oral.
AOBIGULTUBAL IMPLEMENT
MAKEBS^AOENTS dkBEAXEBS.
Marked thus f are Agents.
Marked thus t &re Dealers.
Marked thus * are Plough Makers.
tAchorch Edward, 4 High street, Horncastle
Ashton William, Hopton iron works. Boston
rood, Horncastle
Barlow John, Kirkby-Laythorpe, Sleaford
*Barlow Joseph, Lonlngsby, Boston
Briggs John, Burwell, Louth
Brown David, Blnbrooke, Market Rosen
Brown William, East Keal. Spi'sby
Corglll J. S. Coniogton, Boston
:CA«h George Henry, Wolnfleet All Saints
B.S.O.; Burgh-In-the-Morsh B.S.O.; Skeg-
ncKS R.aO. dc Spilsby
Clarke William, Mumby. Alford
tClater John Henry, Market place, Spllsby
*Cooke Jolin, Monks rood, Lincoln
^Cooling Alfred, Metheringham, Lincoln
Duckering Charles, Waterside north & Rose-
mary lone, Lincoln. See advertisement
tElllott Jn. St.DunBtan'3 lock,HI»hst.Llncln
Fletcher Thomas & John,New'poTt iron works,
Winterton, Doncoster
Fletcher William, Aslackby, Falklnghom
Foster William & Co. Limited. Wellington
foundry. Waterside north, Lincoln
•Garland Vincent, Barrowbv, Grantliam
tGlbsonSamnel dc Co.Fleetgate & High street,
Barton-on-Humber. See advertisement
Gibson Charles, Toynton St. Peter\ Spilsby
place. Spllsby ; branch offices at Boston
Wain fleets Skegness, Spilsby
ilarkliam Charles, 10 Spital ter.Goinsborougli Grant Is'e, Blnbrooke, Market Rasen
Morris Geo. Stops hin,Holton-le-Moor,Caistor| Graves James. Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Marshall Southwell, Churcli street, Spllsby Green Arthur, Groatford, Stamfonl
ifartin James & Son, Ivy house, Waiufleet Greenfield Elijah, Holfleet, Market Deeping
at. Mary R.8.0 'Grounsell Frelerick, Northgate, Louth
M&4<in & Sons, New Street corner & Com' Haith William, Keelb}-, Ulceby
exchange, Louth
^forlcy Richard Newcomb, Old hall. Leaden*
ham, Grantham
Oirlen & Son, 24 High street, Grantham
P:u-i^h •!£ Son, 12 High street, Horncastle
Penney William, 34 SewelPs walk. Lincoln
Plant Thomas, Corn excliange, Lincoln
Re?ves Henry, Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Revett John, de Aston ter. Market Raaen
lleynolda Alfred, 16 Wide Bargate, Boston
Riolkordson Thomas Beverley & Son. Corn
Exchange arcade, Lincoln
^^;larp Charles Hamblet:n,Lands South-of-the
Witham, Boston
s.arpe John,Bardney manor, Bardney, Lincln
Siniond^ John Cabourn, Ftshtoft, Boston
Smith- WooUey & Wlgram, Polfry chambers,
.Silver street, Lincoln
r^iiiyth Bros. New Exclionge chambers. Corn-
hill, Lincoln. See advertisement
spring •& Son, 19 Market place, Brigg
Hal! Henry, North Thoresbv, Louth
Harris WiUiam Robert, Old Sleaford, Sleaford
fHayward, Reffell & Co. <(4eo. Grlffln, man.),
Crowland dc at Peterborough
Hempsteil & Co. Llmlteil, Phoenix iron &
crank works, Dysart road, Grantham
•HewBon Edmund, Covenhom St. Bartho-
lomew, Louth
Hoflgson John, 8dA, Upgate, Louth
Homsby Richard & Sons Limited, Splttlegate
Iron works, Grantham. See advertisement
facing inside of back cover
HuntGeo.& Hy.Nnnntn.dcCaythorpe,Gmthm
Jeffery & Blackstone, Rutland Iron works,
Stamford
Jones & Buckle, 0 Sheep market, Spalding &
Market place, Bourn
Kirton William, Littleburg street, Holbeach
*Llngahl John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Marshall, Sons & Co. Limited, Britannia
iron works, Gainsborough
Walker Geo. Booth. Walnfleet All SalntsR-S.Oi MarBhallRobt.Northorpe,KirtonLindsy.R.S.O
\V;*ltou & Son, 7 Bank street, Holbeach ; 10 JMartIn John it Son, 7 High street & Elmer
Silver st Stonebow, Lincoln & Edliugton, Street works, Grantham
H'lmcartle ttOusman William, Pointon, Falkingham
W.'irl William, Vine cottage. Bourn Perkins Charles, Norfolk street, Boston
Webster Frank, 872 High street, Lincoln Phillips George, Ralthby, Spilsby
\Vilkii»onGeo.Brad«hftw'8ter.Skirbeck.Bostn tPick Arnold & Co. North street. Bourn
\Vil-*on Charles, 77 Aswell lone, Louth
W'\ les Robert, ZJttle Pontou, Grantham
Affents —Manure .
See Manure Merchants.
•Xf*rry
Asent— Mineral .
Ctiarles Edward, Com exchange,
Quormby Joseph ( & agent), 12 Elwes stBrigg
Ranby Edmund, Bilsby, Alford
Revill Ctiorles, 104^ High street, Lincoln
RImraington Edward, Colsterworth.Granthm
*Rowe WiUiaro, Kebtern, Louth
Sanderson Jn.New Bridge HI. Iron wti.Loutli
Scoffield Levi, Sudbrook, Grantham
*SmIth George, Blnbrooke, Market Rasen
Smith John Charles, North Eelsey, Brigg
M-irketpLGtOrlmsby & lIBlgby rd.Brlgg Snowden Job, North Kelaey, Brigg
Spight John William A Co. Victoria iron
Agenta— Mineral Water.
Hammond James, Abbey yard, Spalding
Harrison Joseph, Billingboro', Falkingham
Agent — Sewlnff Machine.
:~ee Sewing Machine Dealers A Agents.
Asenta— Ship ft Shipping.
^j^ yrre 4e Son,RoyalDock chamber8,Gt. Grimsby
j{rtt<lshAw Ricturd, Hogsthorpe, Alford
XSr miley Robert Biell, Royal Dock chambers,
f J re it Grimsby
4j^ >k Xrthar, 8 Crescent, Spalding
works, Brigg
Swaby Elijah, Scampton, Lincoln
Temperton George. WestButterwick.Doiicaatr
Thompeou Alexander, Keelby, Ulceby
tTong Edmund, Westgate Implement works,
Westgate, Lincoln
Toynbee Thomas, Waddington, Lincoln
Turner James, 6 Chequergote, Louth
tWade Thomas, East st. Winterton, Doncoster
Waite George, John street, Waindeet All
Saints R.S.O. & at Croft
tWard James & Co. 2 North street A A Bull
ring. Horncastle
tWor die Fredk. Manor house, Sy«ton,GraDthm
AGR 749
Watkinson Mrs. Sarah, Newmarket house.
Cemetery lane, Louth
Watson Thomas, Halton road, Spilsbv
Westoby AIf,-ed, South Kelsey, Calstor
WholeyWm.G.Perseveranco iron work5,Alfrd
Richmond & Chandler, Manchester'; makers
of chaff - cutters,
corn crushe.'B, malt
mills, llni^eed mills,
pulpers, turnip
cutters, root
washers, turnip
drills, kneading
machines, horse-
geari*, Rteamlug
apparatus Sec. Cata-
logues on applica*
1 1 o n. Melbourne
Exhibition—three
highest awards for chaff-cutters ; horse gear
works ; corn crushers
AOBIC17LTI73EUX MACHINS
MAKSBS.
See Machinists.
AaBIOm^TUHAL MACHINS
OWNBBS.
Marked thus t arc Drill Owners.
Marked thus * are Steam Cultivator Owncri^
Marked thus t ore Throsliini^MAclLine Owners.
:Abbott & Parker, BHr(fh-in-tho-MarshlI.S.O
Ackrlll Clirirttopher, East Kirkhy. Spllsby
•Agnew liobert, South gate, Slenford
Allen Joseph, North pariule, Hnlljeach
Armstrong Thomas, Corby, Grantham
tB&gworth Thomas, Plckworth, Falkiugliam
Bailey John, Penny hill, Holbeach
Barker George Hy.Hatrworthingham, Spilsby
Bavin John,Tanvats, Metheringliam, Lincoln
^Baycs James. Newton -on -Trent, New,u-k
Beacham M. Fen houses, Swlneshead.Sjialdng
BeckettRobt. & Fras. Bran t Brongh ton, New.uk
Beech Robert,Hill)ostnw,KirtonLind9eyR.S.O
Bell Mra. Elizabeth, Leake, Dustnn
Berry Samuel, Nettleham, Lincoln
Bloodworth William, Osgodby, Bourn
IBlvtliman John, Eexbv, Gainsborough
TBoVnill John, Keelbv, Llceby
:BomiU WUliom, Keelby, Ulceby
'Borrill Thomas, Nettleton road, Calstor
Boul Isaac, Bicker, Spalding
^Bradley Jn.Far Thorpe, Went ABhby,Hmc*tle
^Bratley Hopkin, Dopliwood road, A:f<Td
*Brigg Steam Cultivation Co. Uniited
(Charles Louis Hett, scc.),BrIdgc st. Brigtr
;Briggs William, Eaatgute, Bourn
Brown dc Gibson, North Hykehani, Lincoln
Cartwright Mrs. Rebecca, Heet, Holbeach
Clarev Thomas, Thori>e St.Peter, Walnfleet All
Saints R.3.0
JClark John, Sutton St. James, Wlaboch
'Clarke John, FUUngham, Lincoln
tColeman John. Frithville, Sibeey
Cooper George, Helpringham, Sleaford
^Coupland John, Wootton, Ulceby
JCroft Robert dt Wm.Hor^gton, Horncastle
tCusworth Joseph, Doshwood road, Alf ird
fDanby Richard, Langton-by-Horucastle
^Dawson & Johnson, Billingboro',Fnlkinghm
*Daw8on Samuel, Causc^«'ay,Wyberton,Bu8ton
^Dawson William, Sutterton, Spalding
JDay Richard, East st.Crowland,Peterborougii
Dean WlUIam, Keelby, Ulceby
Dixon Cluu-les, Thorpe-on-thc-HUl, Lincoln
^Dlxon William, Blnbrooke. Market Rasen
Drakes John, Mesaingham, Lincoln
^Drewery William, Tlie Common, Spalding
;Drury John, Loceby, Great Grimsby
*ElTin Thomos, Whiteplt, Alf )rd
Fanthorpe George, Tetford. Horncastle
Fanthorpe Thomas. Tetford, Horncastle
Fussey George, East Halton, Ulceby
Gadsby Thomas, Donington, Spalding
^Gibbons Thomas, The Grange, North
Kelsey, Brigg
^Giheon David, Blnbrooke, Market Rosen
Gilllart John, Thorpe St. Peter, Walnfleet
All Saints R.&0
^Grassam Mrs. Caroline, Spalding road.
West PInchtieck, Spalding
Graydt Ellis, Bonby, Borton-on-Humbcr
Gray Cliar es, Worlaby, Brigg
^Gray John, Benniworth, Wragby
:Gr«y William. Benniworth, Wragby
Green John, Eastoft, Goole
fOregsoD John, West Borkwith. Wragby
tO-mmmltt George W. Eostgate, Bourn
Hall John, Nettleton rood, Calstor
Hardy Jonathan Dunn,Garthorpe, 0<^le
Hardy Robert, Helpringham, SleafonI
^Harrison Cook, Falstow, Loutli
Harrison George, Withem, Alfonl
^Harrison MrB.M. Holton-le-Clay, Gt Gmsbv
Harrison William, Uttvby, Louth
^Hawthorn Bmanael, Little London, Spalding
;HenfTey Richard, Holbeach rood, Spalding
Hickman Geo. Dales,TimberUnd, Horncastle
Digitized by VnUU VIC
750 AGR
AQRICDLTURAi MACHIHE OWXERS— COn.
*Hogg Joaeph, Waltham, Grest Grimsby
Holmea Thoius, NaTenby, Onmtbam
Honlden Hepton, Onston, Bavtiy
tHondtoby WUIiam, Unmby, AUord
InacB Wmiam, Wrawby, Brlgg
tldtt Bdwud, Ajslackby, Falkiugham
loott DaTldBon, Burton-tay-Lin<x>lD, Lincoln
: JacUln & Cram, High street, Walnfleet All
Saints R.S.0
Jaqaes Abraham, Ashby, Brlgg
fJaqaea Henry, Frodingbam, Doncaster
^Johnson Alfred, Holbeach road, Spalding
tJohnaon George, Morton I>imiey,Newark
Eettlewell Rt Derrytliorpe, Althorpe,Doncaatr
Kirk William, Burgh-npon-Batn, Lonth
IKnIpe Henry, Nortborpe, Bonm
IKnipe John, Nortborpe, Bonm
ULidlow William, Great Ponton, Oiantbam
ILane William, Denton, Grantham
Loolniroad Thoe. East Buttervrick, Doncaster
fMalldnaou William,Northcoate8,Ot.Grim8by
fMaltby James, Belchford, Homcastle
Kanh James, Aunsby, Sleaford
Mamhall John Thos. Tealby, Market Basen
XUoor Holmes, Rnsklngton, Sleaford
Uorley Lewis, Skilllngton, Colsterworth
*Unmby Q. WUloughton.EirtonLindieyR.S.0
*Neal John, 1 Beaconsfleld terrace, Mount
Pleasant road, Louth
JNeedham Elvidge, Mumby, Alford
Norton Wm. Chapel bridge, Lntton, Wisbech
I^Osgerby Thomas G. Horse Shoe bdg. Spalding
;08gerbyWilUamBownmu,Lt. London, Spldng
fPask John, Boathrey, Lincoln
Podger Henry, Heighlngton, Lincoln
^Portass Mrs, Maria, Sutton Bridge, Wisbeach
Porter Robert, South Eyme, Sleaford
Prldgeou John, Helprlngliam, Sleaford
!Raltbby William, Ingoldmells, Bnrgb R.&0
Reed Franda, Marsh, Monlton, Spalding
IRobmn John, Scotter. Klrton Lindaey R.S.0
fSeth George, Fleet, Holbeach
;Sharp Thos. D. South Klllingholme, Ulceby
^Skepper jBph.lAngtonSt. Andrew*0,Hmcstle
Slater William, West st. Crowland,F«terboro'
SlingBby Charles, Winteringham, Doncaster
ItSmithJn. Middlemore yard,Caatlegt.Qrnthm
Smith John Conlbeck, Manor farm, Fotherby,
Louth
Smith Joseph, Frisicney, Boston
•Smith Joseph, 130 Eastgate, Louth
Smith Richard, Carlby, Stamford
ISmith Robert, King street. Market Basen
;Smith Samuel Wm. North Thoresby, Louth
J'Smitb William Henry,Ingnim ter. Sleaford
Sowden Mrs. Thomas, Stlckney, Boston
tSpenoer Se Steeper, Goxhill, Hull
Stamper Fiederick,Toynton St. Peter, Spilsby
^Stanton Joseph, Boston, Market Beeping
^Stephenson Bamnel, Huttoft, Alford
•JStovIn Joseph Newborn, Welton, Lincoln
Stow John, Thornton Curtis, Ulceby
JStubbe Henry. Saltfleetby All Saints, Lonth
tTaylor William, Waltliam, Great Grimsby
Tether William, Bennington, Boston
;Towle Robert. Little Cawthorpe, Lonth
^Trafford Clarke, Dnuston, Lincoln
Tnck Thomas, Eirkby Underwood, Bonrn
ITwells George & Heory, Snrfleet, Spalding
lUnderwood John, Holbeach road, Spalding
♦»Vamplew Henry, Grimoldby, Loath
Tickers E. Normandy-by-Spital,Market Rosen
Walden WiUiam, Fleet, Holbeach
Walpoie Joseph. Dyke, Bourn
XWarb John, Bardnoy. Lincoln
:Whltehead & Parratt. Goxhill, Hull
fWilson William, Rlppingale, Bourn
rWing Thomas, East AUington. Grantham
Wood Dixon, Middle Rasen, Market Rasen
JWoodllfl James, Wltliern. Alford
Wright George, Stlckney, Boston
* Yates Henry & Co.Harhixtouroad,Oratliam
AOBIOXTLTTTBAI, UEBS.
Read James Manning, Brayford wharf &
Com exchange, Lincoln
Robinson Benjamin, Market pi, 3c Railway
station. Spilsby
ALB * P0BT3BEB BTEBOHANTS
& AGBNTS.
See also Agents — Brewers.
Marked thus X are Agents
Allison & Company, 26 Corn market. Lonth
Arnold Frank, 281 High street, Lincoln
Blrkett J. & Son, <S Com market & 1, 3 & 8
New street, Lonth
Brears Mrs, Ann, Hnxey, Bawtry
Bnmpstead G. il5 Cleethorpe rd.Gt, Grimsby
Cash George Henry, Walnfleet All Saints
R.B.O. ; Burgh-in-the-Marsh B.S.O. ; Skeg-
ness R.B.O. & Spilsby
Dales James, South end. Alfonl
'- '>:> .'Daulton Lestor, Pack House quay, Boston
Sawber & Son, Guildhall street, Lincoln
" :.- 1, ••.Emerson Henry, BivSrglde, Brigg
. ■■■-.i •,;E.veritt Thomas, 8« King Edward St. Loath
i)-,.o.:.JIamer Wm. Pasture St stores, Gt. Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIEK
Harrison & Houghton, Billlngboro', Falkiug-
ham
JHarriion Btwhen A. 189 High street, Lin-
coln. See advertisement
Bant Charles, George st. Barton-on-Humber
Hunt Joeeph, 14 Silver street, Gainsborough
Hunt William, Winterton, Doncaster
Johnson Jd. Francis, 0 Lord st. Gainsborough
Kennington ft Son, Victoria street west ; 14
Market place & West St. Mary's gate, Ot.
Grims^
Luigloy Brothers, Eaat street, Homoaaile
Langbton John, 84 Bridge st. Gainsboroagh
Lewis Edward Anton, River bead. South
Dock street. Great Grimsby
Lttcaa & WaUdngton, Com exchange, Lontb
Marshall Ellas ftCo. Ashby road. Spilsby
Mason,Symouds&Symond8,14Harket pLBrigg
Moody William Pla<kett,Lumley rd. Bkegneaa
tNettleahip T. jun.IIarket ball. Market Rosen
Norton & Turton, St. Bwithin's sqaare ft
Waterside north, Lincoln. See advert
FUyfoot Thos. 91 Sandafleld la. Gainsboroagh
Pratt C. & Sons, Stone bow, 297 High street,
Lincoln. See advertisement
Richardson Joseph, Tattersliall, Boston •
RIdllngton James E.& Bon,8 South sLBoaton
Roberts William Horatio, Yarborough hotel,
Great Grimsby
Smith K & Co. Bethlehem street ft Weat
St. Mary's gate. Great Grimsby
Smith Geo. H. Market pi Barton-ou-nnmber
Spinks Brothers, 1 Silver sk Gainsboroagh
;Storr Bartal,Shodrriars baU,Soath st. Boston
Thornton lAwrence T. 298 High street,
Lincoln. See advertisement
Thorpe Thomas Wells, Eagle bieweiy, Wide
Bargate, Boston
Walker Harry, Hundleby, Spilsby
Watkln J. 44 ft 4S Trinity st. Gainsborough
Wetherhog William, 9S ft 97 Tietor street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Whitton ft Ashley, 183 & 184 High st. Lincoln
Winlaw Jn. Bonner ft Co. 38 West st Boston
Woodall M. Holydyke, Barton-on-Humber
AIOEXTNrnON SEALBB.
BartholomewJn.F.Bnrgb-ln-1|i»-l^nh B.S.0
AHALTXIOAL CEBJaSTS.
See Chemists— Analytical.
ANIUAL FBESBBVEBS.
See Bird ft Animal Preeerveia.
APIABIAN.
Gilbert James, 17 StL Paul's st. Stamford
AFFBAISEBS & VAI.TTEB8.
Bee also Auctioneers.
Allenby WiUiam B. South Thoresby, Alford
Blood William ft Son, East street, Crowland.
Peterborough
Briggs Benjamin, 8 Upgate, Lonth
Braodgate JosephPalfreman, Market pLBrigg
Carter ft Son, North street, Bonm
CorbyJosepb Boothroyd,6SSootgate,Stamford
Qreetham John, Stalnfleld, Wragby
Haokworth ft Abbott, High street, Holbeach
29 Red Lion street, Spalding ft Sutton
Bridge, Wisbech
Hall George ft Son, New road, Spalding
Hannett George Sumner, 77 Weetgate, Gran'
tham ft 2 Lumley road, Skegness
Hanson William, Herbert, 16 Silver street,
Gainsborough
Higgins John ft Frederick. Weat st Alford
HollingsworthGeorge, Railway stOtGrimsby
Law, Bon ft Wildgooee, Korthgate, Sleaford
Lowe Thomas. Moorhouse, Sleaford
Mocklnder Robert, Town Hnll nffloes. Market
pi. Spilsby ; branch offices at Boston ft
[kelly's
Hason ft Sons. New Street comer ft Com
exchange, Louth
Parish ft Son, 12 High street, Homcastle
Reeves Henry, Old Market place, Gt Grimsby
Richardson "Thomas Beverley ft Son (tenant
right). Com Exchange arcade, Lincoln
Shi^ey William (metal trades), 23 Hickman
street, Gainsborough
Spring ft Son, 19 Market place, Brigg
TewBon Joshua ft Son 64 High .st Stiunford
Wherry William Robert (seed, grocery ft
drapery). North street, Bourn
Wilkinson George, Bradahaw's ter. Skirbeck,
Boston
Wilson Charles, 27 Aswell lane, Louth
Winship 6, 49 Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
AB0HITE0T8.
Marked tbns f are also Surveyors.
Adilngton John P. 4 Monson street, Lincoln
f Bellamy ft Hardy, 28 ft 99 Braadgi|te,Lbicoln
fBenstead John Robert, Weet gate, Sleaford
tBntcher James Edwin, Boston road, Spilsby
tCorl:iyJsph.Boothroyd, ^8cotgate,Btamford
fDmry Michael, PaUi7 chambeis, Klver
street Lincoln
fFarebrother Ernest W.89 Tictoria chambers,
Victoria street south. Great Grimsby
Fowler James F.B.I.B.A. Ooapdeate, Lonth
tOamble81dn«yCompertx,aulldhall,Grantham
-fOoddaid ft Son, High street Lincoln
lUingwortta George, 104 Upper Burgeas street,
Greot Grimsby
Jepeon William, 11 St Thomas' rd. Spalding
fKennedy ft Green, 24 Silver st Oainaboro'
tKlrk diss, ft Sons, Jermyn street Sleaford
tLlster Thomaa, 1 Wellington st Gainsboro'
Mills William H. 14 Upper Welland terrace,
London rood. Spalding
Mortimer William, Uni^ square, Lincoln
Sawyer Joseph, jun. Holbeach
Scorer William A.B.I.B.A. Bank Street
chambers. Bank street, Lincoln
tSkill AUt«dBdwln,Macaulay ter.GtGrimsby
fThompson ft Green, 11 Elmers street north,
Graatham
Thropp James C.B. 6 Com Exchange arcade,
Lincoln
fTraylen John Charlea, 19 Brood st Stamford
fWard T. Jeffrey, ff Ironmonger fit Stamford
fWatklns Williamm, St Edmond's chambere.
Bank street, Lincoln
t Watson T. E. S St Peter's hill. Grantham
fWhitton James, 7 Tentercroft streetLincoln
ABTI7ICIAL B7B MAKBBS.
Gray ft Halford, 171 Goewell rd. London e.(
ABTIFICIAI. UAKXTBE
UANTTPACTTTBEBS.
See Monnre Manufactnrezv.
ABTI7I0IAL STOHB XANPBS.
Fambrlni ft Daniels, Cranwick road ft Mel-
vlUe street Lincoln
ABTISTS.
Friston F.E. S Old Market place, GtGrimsby
Hall Miss Harlan Ellen,] Finkin stGranttaam
Mlllner William E. 6 Spital ter. Galnsboroagl)
Skill Alfred E. Macanlay ter. Gt Grimsby
ASBBSTOS XAirCFB.
Bell John, 118 Southwsrk street, London <.r
_ Bee advertisement
ASFHALTB UAKBBS.
Croggon ft Co. 200 Upper Thames street,
London e,e. ; ft at Liverpool ft Glaagow
A8PHALTBBS.
Clark Charles, 41 Newmarket Lonth
Jeffs Samuel, Chapelgate, Oedney S.O
Famham George (contraotor),Brayfor<l head,
Lincoln
Rawby William, 3 Legboume road. Lough
Thring David, 218 Freeman st Gt OrimtbT
White Alfred, 114 Heneage street Weelsby.
Great Grimsby
Wilson C. ft Bon, New Bridge hUl, Lonth
AXrOTIONBBBS.
Marked thus { are also Appraisers.
AndrewCharleB,22Cleethorpe road.GtGrimby
Atton Charles £. 1 Ironmongers st Stamford
Atton Robert P. 2 St Peter's hiU. Stomfon]
{Baines Frederick. Mart yard, Gainsboroagh
Bamett George, 20 North gate, Sleaford
Beech Ghaa.80 ft 82 Cleethorpe rd.GtGriiusby
;BUmchard ft Co. 13S Victoria street sopnth.
Great Grimsby
^Bload William ft Son, East street Crovlao-l.
Peterborough
Bontoft Joahua Seymour, 19 Hill lane.Bcston
Briggs D.G. ft B. Queen street Market R««en.
ft Brigg ft Louth
Briggs Benjamin, 8 Upgate, Louth
Briggs David Grant, Wrawby rood. Bripp
$BroadgateJo8cphPalfrGman,Market pl.Bri^K
Burkitt Richard, Market pUuie, Alfonl
Burnett William Donington, 2 Bank, Boston
Calthrop Oalthrop Johnstone, Hwkstow, Hull
{Carter ft Son, North atieet Bourn
Cosh George Henr}-, Walnfleet All Saints
R.S.O. ; Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.O. ; Skeg-
ness R.S.O. ft Spilsby
Chapman Fiedk. Cross st Crowle. Donc«»ter
Chapman Robert, Corby, Grantham & at the
Bull hotel, Bonm
CUpsliaw Joelah, IJU ft 220 aeetlwrpe road.
Great Grimsby
{CodlingSamneL 83Commerclai rd.GraDt>aua
{Cole Alfred ft Son, Long Sntton, Wisbech
Collingwood Reuben, 8 north st Grantham
f Cook ft Son, Old Market place ft 2!> Victoria
street west. Great Grimsby
CookplWm. J. Sydney hcLomley nLSkr^ners
Cooley William, Bicker, Spalding
{Creasey Joseph, Market place, Sleaford
Crauldge John J. Bed ho. Crowle. Donca$t<T
Daubney Enoch, 48 Tentercroft Kt Lincoln
Davis John, Burgate, Barton-on-Humber
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
jDloUnaon &. Son. 29 Strait, Linoola
lEarl Bobert, -i Westgate, Orantham
Edwanls Joeeph, 12 Spurn View terrace,
ThroDBooe rd. Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
{Escritt Henry, Higb street, Grantham
(FavUl GeaW.Com exchange. Market Basen
SGarrey Sdwanl, Old Market place, Great
Grinubj
Gorbott Bryan Smith, Caboum, Caistor ; de
atCafstor
Graham BobertBennett,14 Westgate, Sleaford
Green William Mew, Morton-by-Gainsborough
Hack Wm. L. F. Silk WlUoughby, Bleaford
$Hackworth & Abbott,High street, Holbeacb ;
29 Bed Lion street, Spalding & Sutton
Bridge, Wisbech
{Hall George <& Bon, New road, Spalding
$HaU(Bicbard) it Vickers (George), Central
sale rooms, ^nk street, linooln
SHannett George Sumner, 77 Westgate,Gran-
tham 6t 2 Lumley road, Skegness
SHanson William H.16 Saver stGalnsborough
Hill Heniy Edward, 77 Freeman street, Great
Grimsby & Norfolk ho. Lumley rd. Skegness
$Hind Charles W. 20 Silver st. Gainsborough
Hood William B. Pish dock. Great Grimsby
Ingram William Fumeas, Beech gro. Barton-
• on-H umber
Jessnp Wm. 1(U Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Killingworth John George, Main ridge,Bostn
King & Garthwoite, High street, LongSutton
Kingston Samuel & Geo. 24 Hall pi. Spalding
Ijuning Joeeph, Sheep market, Spalding
Langley William, 14 Hixh street, Stamford
$Law, Son & WildgooBe, N'orth gate, Bleaford
Leory & Crowther, East Halton, Ulceby
Lidgett Job. 110 Victoria st.weat,Gt.Grmeby
Lidgett Thomas L. Butchery street, Lincoln
Lighten & Son, Silver street, Boston
^LockwxxMl Bichu^, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
SLOQgmate Frederick, 5$ Kent street Sl 137
- Cleethorpe road. Great Orlm«by
Longstoff Bichard, 2 Herring lone, Spalding
Luroby Frank, Donington, Spalding
Lyall St Dashper, fi7 Broadgate, Lincoln
(MacUnder Bobert, Town liall ; offices. Mar-
ket place, SpiLsby ; branch offices at Boston
& Skegness
$ Marshall Southwell, Church street, Spllsby
{^tason & Sons, New Street comer & Com
exchange, Louth
^Maafcin & Son, West bonks, Bleaford
Mawer Thomas, 75 Nowlauds 8t.west,Lincoln
Meadows James, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Medcalf John Geo. High at. Market Deeping
Middleton Joseph, 88 Freeman street. Great
Grimsby
$Nettleship Thomas, Market pi. Market Basen
^Parish & Son, 12 High street, Horncaatle
Parker Thomas Jamc«, South bridge, Aiford
FogsoD William Henry, Coiiingsby, Boston
Bayner John Limiley, 12 Bank st. Lincoln
Recdman Jolin, 4o Broal street, Stamford
{Reeves Henry, Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Reynolds Alfred, 16 Wide Bargate, Boston
Richardson &, Son. 15 & IG Bam hiU,Stamfrd
f Hicliordson Thomas Beverley & Son, Corn
Exchange arcade, Lincoln
Robinson William, Borough Auction Mart,
109 Cleetliorpe road, Great Grimsby
Saul Thomas PockUngton die Arthur, Bourn
Scott Elton. 169A, & 142 High st. Lincoln
Scott Wm. North st. Crowlaud, Peterborough
Sharp C. H. Lands Sth. of theWitham.Bostn
Shaw Fredk. Wm. Silver street, Lincoln
Shepherd <& Sou, Butchery street, Lincoln
$Shilcock Frederick George, West st. Bourn
fSimons Benjamin, Suttou-in-the-Mrsh.Alfrd
Simpson H. Twentylands, Hundleby, Spilsby
Small Edward, Junction sq. Borton-on-Hmbr
Smith Percivol, Wintertou, Doncaster
^Spring & Son, 19 Market place, Brigg
Standiing William, Epworth. Doncaster
Tavlor John <k Son, 4 GoApelgate, I«outh
Taylor W.21 Halnton ftt.WeelBbv,Gt.Grim8by
Taylor William, Nettleton, Calstor
fTliOmpeon & Wood. Bethlehem st. Gt.Gmsby
Tooley J.AdkOSilver Kt-dlcHeaton st.GaiuBboro*
^Toyn &. Son, Upper Burgess sUGt. Grimsby
Vere & Kiddell, 133 Eostgate, Louth
Walters Son, lA, Silver street, Lincoln ; 7
Rank bt. Horncastlc &. Ediington, Homcastle
Watson William. Bed Lion, Kedbourne, Kir-
ton Lindsey R.S.0
White Charles, Coningsby, Bostou
Willson John & Son, Market place, Alford ;
Terrace, Spilsby & Hogsthorpe
(Wilson Charles, 27 As well lone, Louth
IWinship Geo. 49Fleetgate, Bartou-on-Hmbr
|Wood Wm. Tbo6.31 SUFeter's hi. Grantham
S.ABT LIKBN WABEHOTJSES.
Alsop Mrs. Jane, 38 High street. Grantham
Baicford Mrs. Annie, 2 St. Paul's et.S:^-mfrd
BniXham MnLEUzabeth, St. Edmond's, Silver
street, Lincoln
I>ixon Miss Emma Maria, 25jtf High stLncln
<^ilcs Misaee. Elizabeth Ann ^ Eliza Elemor,
- 4 East street, Homcastle
Har9ton Mrs. Edward, 288 High st^ Ltncoln
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Hindson Mn. Alice & Ulu Eumy, II Worm-
gate, Boston
Hooklej Ulnea Faith & Fanny, 9 Wide
Bargate, Boston
Klniella Mra.Haiuuili A. 40 Higli at. Qrautlun
Manton Mr,. J. H. 92 Victoria street west,
Oreat Orimsb;
Pnltord His, Eliia, South gate, Bleaford
Walker Misa Jane, Queen st. Market Basen
BAOON* HAH OTTBEBS.
Brewltt Walter, South gate, Sleafor.l
Drust William, 49 Bridge St. Qainsborough
Faster Wm. Rlcbd. 39 Watergate, Orantham
BACON FACTOBa.
Fowler Alfred & Son, Baltfleetby All
Saints, Louth
Mableson George, 62 Wide Bargate, Boston
Waite ^Thomas, Market place, Spilsby dk 7
Lumley road, Skegness
Walsham James, 9 Market pi. Homcastle
Woodhead Thoe. 68 Freeman st. Ot. Orimsby
BAQ WABBHOtrSB—
LEATHEB.
Daviee John, 221 High street (near Stone
Bow), Lincoln <& at IS Mercer row, Louth
BAKBBS.
Abbott William, li East street, Ilonicastle
Adams Atlderly ibbitt, 17 New rd. Spalding
Adams Jab^ Church street, Holbeocli
Adams Mrs. MahaIa,WestPlnchbeck,Spldng
Adoock Ctuirles, Corby, Grantham
Adiard Vxt. Mary, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Allen George Fredk. Swineshead, Spalding
Allen John, Billingborough, Falkinghara
Allutt Mrs. Martha, Monson street, Lincoln
Almond dc Hammer, South gate, Sleaford
Almond Elston, Heckiugton, Sleafonl
Almond Neville Junes, Heckington, Sleaford
Andrews Herbert. 9a, St Peter's st. Stamfrd
Armstrong Mrs. E. 4 Commercial rd. Spaldg
Ash William, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Atkin Mrs. Ann, Bargate, Boston
Atkinson A, Fen Blde,Halton Holegate,Spl8by
Atter Allen John, Boston, Market Deeping
Atter Mrs. Elizabeth. Toft, Bourn
Atter Henry, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Bacon Henry & Samuel, Rippingole, Bourn
Bagworth John, Gelston, Hough-on-the-Hill,
Grantham
Bainee Blyth, To>-nton M\ Saints, Spilsby
Baines Joseph, 240 Cleethorpe rd.Gt.Gri]nsby
Boines Peter, 99 Eaatgate, Louth
Baines Thomas, Cowbit, Spoldiug
Bains Alfred, East st. Crowlond, Feterboro'
Bolderston Benjamin, FrithvUle, Boston
BoMerston John, FrithviUe, Slbsey
Baldock William, Buskington, Sloaford
Bamber Andrew, Queen street, Spilsby
Barker Mrs. S. Burgh-in-the-Marsh B.S.0
Barlow John, Thimbleby, Homcastle
Barnard Edward, Great Hale, Sleaford
BarnesGeorge, South St. Mary's gt.Gt.GrmBby
Bames Thompson, Nortli street. Bourn
BaniettJa8.High sLWalnfleetAllSaiuts R.&0
Bomett William, 19 Tattenboll nl. Boston
Barsby Thomas, West street, Bouru
Bartle Walter, Ingoldsby, Grontluun
Barton John Willows <Si Son, 18 & 20 Aswell
lane & Riverhead, Louth
Barton Riciiaid Luke, 43 St. Mary's stStmfd
Basker Charles, 3 Westgate, Grontluun
Basker John, 81 Westgate & Stdttlegate mills,
Grantham
Bates Henry, 18 Wlnsover road, Spalding
Baxter Fredk. New Bolingbroke, Boston
Beecroft John, 68 Upgate, Louth
Beeken Mrs. S. Xorth st.Crowland,Peterboro'
Beeken Wm. North st. Crowland, Peterboro'
Beeson Tbos. Wm. 29 London nl. Grantiuun
Bell Arthur, 69 Westgate, Grantham
Bellamy Wm. Herbert,St. Leonard's stStmfd
Berry John, 21 Castlegate, Grantiuun
Bett Henry, Sticlcney, Boston
Blddle James, (9 East street, Stamford
BiggaU Oeo.M. Saracen's hd. Whaplode.Spldg
Bingluun Rlofaard, Marten, Gainsborough
Blackburn Frederick, Hungate, Lincoln
Blackbnm Miss Mary Ann, Coniiigaby.Boetn
Blades William, 76 Commercial rd. Si:ttldiug
Bland Charles, Burgh-in-tlie-Marsh R.S.0
Bland John Thos. G. Gedney hill, Wisbech
Blaze Wilson, 23 Bailgnte, Lincoln
Bloodwortli William, Austerby, Bourn
Booock John, 34 Trinity st. Gainsborough
Borman John G«orge,Grainthorpe,Gt.Gmsby
Boswell John, Hemiugby, Homcastle
Bowlzer Mrs. Mary, Baithby, Spilsby
Brackenbnry John Isaac, Wormgate, Boston
BrackingJohnW.Mrkt.st. LongSutton, Wsbch
Brader John Moteon, West street, Alford
Bratley Jolm, 12 Wormgate, Boston
Bratley T. Market pl.Cleetharpe8,Gt.Grm8by
Brewin Bobert, Timberland, Lincoln
Briggs Mrs. Susannah, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Brooks Barker. Gosberton, Spalding
BAK 751
Brotbwell Mrs. EUiabeth,Rop«ley, Orantbaia
Brown Albert WUUam, High street, Spilsby
Brown George, 21 Water street, Stamford
Brown John, 16 Churchgate, Spalding
Brown Joseph, West street, Alford
Brown William, 13 Sidney street, Orantham
Brumby Thomas, Freiston, Boston
Bullen James, Long Bennington, Grantham
Bullock Andrew, 9 Elmer st north.Grantham
Burbank Henry, Metberingham, Lincoln
Burchnell Richard, Tetford, Homcastle
Burgess John, Welton-in-tbe-Mursh, Spilsby
Burrill John, Halton Holegate, Spilsby
Burrows James, 4 North street Hornoistle
Barton Bichard Thos. 1 Victoria st Lincoln
Butcher John, Stickford, Boston
Bycroft William, Osbournby, Falkingham
Campion Holt, SI Prospect street Homcastle
Carbutt Mrs. Susan Barlow, High street,
Long Sutton, Wisbech
Cartwright Fred, 42 Lumley road, Skegness
Cartwright John Proctor, 13 London road,
Grantham
Cartwright ifit. Mary, Burgh-in-the-Marsh
R.S.0
Cartwright T.T. Nth.Somercotes, GtOrmsby
Cattle John, 48 Church street, Gainsborough
Caxell Mns. Susannah, BroadBeld st Boston
Chambers Mrs. Elizabeth, es St Martin's,
High street, Stamford
Chambers John Wm. South bridge, Alford
Champion Charles, Caythorpe, Grantham
Chapman James, 13 Station street Spalding
Charity Geo. 3i * 36 St Peter's tt St-unlord
Chatterton Anthony Garlick, Marehom-le-
Fen, Boston
Chatterton John, East Kh-kby, Spilsby
Chatterton Moses, 70 Eastgate, Louth
Chatterton Thomas, 78 & 80 Eastgate, Louth
Cheoles Jonathan & Bros. Hogsthorpe, Alford
Cheshire John, 38 Witham green, Boston
Chesterton Jn.8pencer,62 Dudley rd.Gmtham
Clark George, Corporation roa-l, Gt Grimsby
Clark John, Woltham, Great Grimsby
Clark Joseph, 131 Eastgate, Louth
Claxton & Co. 32 Trinity st Gainsborough
Clay Francis, Oreat Gonerby, Grantham
Claypole John, Rippingole, Bourn
ClayiMle William A. Plckworth, Folkioghom
Clayton John, Horbling, Falkingham
Clayton Jhn. North Somercotes, Gt Grimsby
Clayton William Charles, Dyke, Gedney S.O
Cook Mis. Susan, 26 West street Homcastle
Coupland Henry, Skendleby, Spilsby
CaxellJ.H.Spaldlng road, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Coxell Samael, Satterton, Spalding
Craft John Henry, 61 luner st. Grantliam
CramBley.High stWainfleet All Saints R.S.O
Crapley Kicbaid, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Craven William, South Witham, Grantham
Creaaey Abraham, Walcott Lincoln
Crook James Wm. Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Cnmberwortb Jackson, High street, BiUing-
borongb, FalUogham.
Cunnington William. Lntton, Wisliech
Curtis George, West street Alford
Catforth John, Foedyke, Spoldiuk'
Cathbert Samuel, 29 Ramsgate. Louth
D'Alcorn Oscar, fiO London rood. Spalding
Doles Charles, Kirton, Boston
Dales James, South end, Alford
Dauby Samuel, Dunston, Lincoln
Dann Henry, 34 Homcastle road, Boston
Dames James Woods, Eastgate, Bourn
Dennis William, Pointon, Falkingham
Denniss John Robert, Little Carlton, Louth
Dickinson Eli, Swineshead, Spalding
Dickinson William, 36 Inner street Grantham
Dobbs John Stephen, 36 Lee street, Louth
Doggett William, Corby, Grantham
Dormor George, Stlckney, Boston
Dowman Mrs. Frances, Aubouru, Lincoln
Dowse Matthew, 62 Cleethorpe road & 73
Freeman street. Great Grimsby
Dowse William, Gosberton, Spalding
DringJ.Brnnswick mill, Long Sutton, Wisbech
DriTer James, 8 Witham street Boston
Duncomb Wm. 9 St Peter's hill, Stamford
Dunkley Isaac, 10 St Paul's st Stomfonl
Durant W. Arnold, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Eagle Samuel. Candlesby, Spilsby
Eason William, Whaplode, Spaldini;
Gdgsou William, Westgate, Sleaford
Ednum William, Bardney, Lincoln
Elderkln Brothers, 16 Bailgate, Lincoln
Ellis Thomas, West Butterwick, Doncaster
Elson Shadmch, 1 St. George's st. Stamford
Ely Miss Eliza, Totterehall, Boston
Emmltt William, 4 Brownlow st Grantiuun
Bverlngton Joseph, Hel|nlngham, Sleaford
Ereritt Mrs. Augusta, U West street Boston
Everitt John George, Queen street Boston
Evison William, Carrlngton, Boston
Farrow George Edwin, Nettleham, Lincohi
Fawcett Thomas, Westgate, Sleaford
Fenley C. Deeping St James, Market Deeping
Fentley William, 5 Basen lane, Lincoln
Fletcher B, East st. Crowland, Peterborough
Footltt George, Queen street Market Rosen
Foster James, KUigstone house. High cate.
Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby ,
Digitized by VjUUV IC
75*2 BAK
Bakkrs — ooQtlnaed.
FoBtm John, Trusthorpe, Alford
Foeter JcAepli, Qrimolflby, Louth
Fowier Alfred St Son, Baltfleetby All Saiuta,
Louth
Fraocls O.Deeping St. James, Market Deeping
Frankidi Mn. ElicabeUi, Sea View street,
Clcetliorpes, Great Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Lancait^ Wm. Joseph, Butter mkt. Cal^tor
Lane Krank, Qreat Gonerby, Grantham
Larder Robert, Doninirton-on-BAin, Lonth
Larder Thonuui, Douingtonnjo-Bain, Lonth
Leafe A Son, 17 Goorge street, Boston
Lee Samoel, 60 Monks road, Lincoln
Lee Thomea, Bull ring. Great Grimsby
Lenton Thomas, 8 Vine street, Grantham
[kblly's
Fresliner Thomas, West Pinchbeck, Spalding 'Le Tall Horaoe, 3S •& S7 Slndl st. Lincoln
Frost J. Henry, WainSeet All Sainta K.&0
Frow George, 20 Market street, GainsbOMUgh
(ialusley J. Henry, 88 Grantley St. Grantham
Gamble Geo. Harrison, 30 Newport, Lincoln
Garner Philip, Hundleby, Spilsby
Oascnine William. Welby, Grantliani
Gaunt Charles, 31 Nortbgate, Lonth
Gaunt Joseph, 26 Lumley road, Skegness
Levick Samuel, G6 Westgate. Grantham
Lieresley Thomas, 26^aBtgatG, Lincoln
Lievealey T. Deeping St James, Mkt. Deeping
Lill Frederick, 73 West street, Boston
Lilley James, High St. Long Suttou, Wtsbecli
Lister Robert, BUsby, Alford
Lord RtC.12 0:tforil st NewClee,Ot.Oni»by
Lowe William, Billlnghay. Sleaford
Oeortro J. E. Weston hills, Weston. Spalding Loweth Mra. Sarali,lu .^11 Saints' stStamford
George Robert, Falkingliam I Lowther Kobt. 83 Newland st. west, Lincoln
George William, 39 ^'orth parade, Grantham Macktnder Charles, South Bridge, Alford
Gibha Clwrlee, 113 Nelmn at. Great Grimsby ' Malea Edward, NVhaplode Drove, Feterboro'
OlUing Willlani, 12 Dolphin lane, Boston i Maplethorp Charles, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Goodacre Edward, Sutterton, Spalding Marriott Mrs. Ann £. 2 Waterside sth.Llncln
Ocodacre J. 21 <e 23 Freeman st. Ot. Grimsby ! Marsli J.tt212King Kdwd.st.utli.OtOriniaby
Goodwin Wilson, Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby Marsh Mrs. Mary, 184 Lower Burgeaa street,
Goodyear G. Pask, 10 St. Andrew's st. Lincoln | Great Grimsby
Graham Jabex, laceby. Great Grimsby iMarsliall John Jamea, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Grantham George, 6 Bridge atreet, Louth I Martin George, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Oravea George, Bassinghim, Newark
Greaves Herbert, Epworth, Doncaster
Green Mrs. Jane, Washingborough, Lincoln
Green John, Lumley road, Skegness
j Martin Jamea Henry, 1 Wharf rd. Grantham
MaBona.H.22 Cordeu stNew Clee,Gt.Ormsby
Mawer Francis Biggall, 71 WolkergatcLoutb
ManweU Alfred, Market place. Caistor
Green W. Henry, Risefiate, Surdeet. Spalding j Measures George, Hagworthingliam, Spilsliy
Greenfield Charles Henry, Chapel hill, Boston ; Measures James, Harlaxton, Grantliam
Grundy J. Samuel, 187 Kent st. Gt. Grimsby Melson John, Wept street, Alford
Halford Henry, Blppingale, Bourn Merriman Joel, Hacconby, Bourn
Hall Brotliera, 38 Upgate, Louth I Merrlshaw T. J. W^eat Deeping,Mkt. Deeping
Hall Joaeph, Bncknall, Homcastle , MlUhouse Michael, 1 Albion place, Grantham
Hammond Charles, Drove end, Wisbech i Minnitt Thomas, Leadenham, Grantham
HanaleyF.Market pL WBinfieetAllSaintsR.S.O | MItchelson Willlam.Soutli Witham,Gtantham
Hanson & VtAbary, Croft, Wainlleet All Montague John, 12 Asiicrnft rd. Galnsboro'
Saints R.S.0 Moody Samnel, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Hanson JoehnalW.Bnrgh-ln-the-Marsh R.S.o|Moore Joseph, 1 St. John's street, Stamford
Hare Frederick, 3JI Waterside south, Lincoln . Moore William, 29 North st. Homcnstle
Harrad Henry James, Spllsby rood. Boston I Morley G. P. WIllingham-by-8tow,Gainsboro'
Harris John, Baasingliani, Newark Morris Frederick, Bastou, Market Deeping
Harris J. E. West st. Crowland, Peterborough ' Morton SI. Deeping St. Jame', Mkt. Deeping
Harrison & Son, Stow mill, Horbllng, 1 Morton William, Skirbeck quarter, Boston
Falkingham Mounoey Joaeph, 53 Manthorpe rd.Orantham
Harrison Miss Emma Mason,Qaeen at. Spilaby Mnmby Joseph, North Thoreaby, Lonth
Harrisson Henry, Swisstead, Bourn Musaon Mrs. Mary, Bnrrowby, Grantliam
Harvey George, Falkingham
Harvey William, BIyton, Gainsborongh
Harvey William, 36 Norton street, Grantham
Haslani Wm. H. 8 All Sainta' pi. Stamford
Hayes George Henry, Monlton, Spalding
Hayes Ssmuel, Ingham, Lincoln
Nash Joseph, Hecklngton, sieaford
Neale Thomas, Halton road, Spilaby
Newbould Benjamin, Ida road, Skegness
Newcomb Edward, Kirkby Undorwood,Boum
, Nicholls Wadwall, 5 St. Peter's st. Stamford
j Nixon Samuel, Ropsley, Grantham
Hewitt William, 24 Church St. Gainsborough I Noble William Henrj-.Oreat Steeping.Sptlaby
Hlckllng Edward, Billlnghay, Sleaford Northing Henry, Klrton Lindsey R.S.0
Hlggs George, 12 All Saints' place, Stamford Oldham Jas. Deeping St. James, Mkt.Deeplng
Hill|F.40 King Edward st. south, Gt. Grimsby | Oldman William, Skirbeck quarter, Bast>n
Hill George Hardwick, Goeberton, Spalding . Ormond Daniel, West street, Bourn
Hill Harrison, 47 Queen street, Homcattle Oaborn William, 24 Scotgate, Stamford
Hill Ja<«. Reform at. Crowland, Peterborough Oabome John, Star lane. Bourn
Hill John, Sea end, Moulton, Spalding
Hill Mrs. M. J. Kirton Lindsey It.S.0
Hind Edward, 18 Market place, Gainaborongh
Htuaon Thomas, Eaatgate, Bourn
Hlrd John Robert, Bardney, Lincoln
Hodgson Morris, Westgate, Sleaford
Holden Miss Jane, Church si Spilaby
Holmes William, 62 Wharf road, Grantham
Holmes William Edward. 7 & 18 St.Martln'9,
High street, Stamford
Holvev Frederick, Market place, Wainfieet
All Salnto B.S.0
Horry J. L. & Sons, Little London milla 6e
Spalding common, Spalding & High at.
Holbeach
Horry John, Navenby, Grantham
Houlden John, 87 Church st. Gt. Grimsby
Houghton John, Waddington
Overton Wm. Kirton Holme, Kirton, Boston
Oxby Thomaa, Heighington, Lincoln
Oxenforth John W.Hlgh st.Crowie,Doncaster
Palin George, Navenby, Grantham
Parker John Fraa. Great Ponton, Grantham
Parker John Thomas, Swinatead, Bpum
Parker Richard Jeaaop,6 London rd.Granthm
Parker Thomaa, 1 North panvle, Grantham
Parker William, Great Oonerby, Grantham
ParUn Joaeph, 81 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Pamell Cliapman, Maltbj'-le-Manli, Alford
PatchettHarry, Market pi. Long Sutton, Wsbch
Patrick Jonn. & Chaa. 14 Walkergnte, Louth
Payne William, 47 Wide Bargate, Boaton
Peach Francis Thompeon, North st Bourn
Peasgood Hy. Aqulla, Langtoft, Mkt. Deeping
Peasgood John, Ijuigtof t. Market Deeping
Peasgood Joseph, High st. Market Deeping
Howaam Thomas, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfieet Peasgood Robert, Thnrlby, Bourn
I Peatman John, RnaMngton, Sleaford
Pell Edwin, Helpringham, Sleaford
I Penny Henry, Main Ridge, Boston
I Fentelow Paul. Red Lion street, Spalding
I Percival Mrs. Rebecca, Kirton, Boston
I PerkinsJ.TongueKndmill,Tonguc end,Spldng
AU SainU B.S.0
Hnckerby Joaepli, Colaterworth, Grantham
Hndaon Fredarick, 26 Portland at. Lincoln
Hnrat Charlea, River bead, Louth
Hntclilnaon Smith, Ruskington, Sleaford
Hutchinson Thomas, Wllsfortl, Grantham
HuttonJonaa,816LowerBnrgeaaat.Gt.Grmaby lick David, North street. Bourn
Ingamella Thomaa, 81 Walkergate, Lonth : Pick William Earle, Thurlby, Bourn
Ingamella William, Whitepit, Swaby, Alford ; Picker John Lee, Wainfieet St. Mary R.S.0
Ingledew William, 31 Cambridge at.aranthm ' Picker William, Donington, Sinlding
Jackaon George Brewer, 413 High st.Lincoln : Pickering George, Skilllngton, Colaterworth
Jackson Robert, Foaton, Grantham Pickwell Thomas, Horbllng, Falkingham
Jackaon Thoa.200 Freeman atGreat Grimsby ; Pidd George, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Jackaon William, Ingoldsby. Grantham Pidd William, iSutton Bridge, Wisbech
Jenkinaon Thomas, 88 Bridge st. Galnsboro' Fllklngton Fredk. Wm. M Bailgate, Lincoln
Johnaon Thomas, Little London, Spalding
Johnson William, Southgate, Sleaford
Jttdaon Thomaa, Nettleham, Lincoln
Kelham William, 24 Spencer street, Lincoln
Kell Mrs. Ann, 34 Watersido north, Lincoln
King Joseph, II Wharf road, Grantham
King Joaeph Henry, West attest. Bourn
King Richard, Fleet, Holbeach
Kirk Benjamin, Haey, Mumby, Alford
Kiaby WUltam, «0 Weat atreet, HorncasUe
Kitching Thew, Friakney, Boaton
Lamb Mrs. EUsa, High aLLong Buttn. Wiabedi
Lamb Samnel, Hecklngton. Bleatcrl
Playfoot Thoa. 91 Sandsfield lane,Gialnshoro
Plowman GeaWm. Moulton Chapel, Spalding
Pool Edward, Aahby road, Spilaby
Potterton & Figgott, Billinghay, Sleaford
. Poncher Thomaa, 32 Eaat street, Homca tie
' Preston Mra. £. Chapel Bt.Crowlnd.Peterboro*
I Pridgeon Charlea, Coningaby, Boaton
I Fycock George Albert, Ufflngton, Stainford
Qutnoey John, 12 Stanbow lane, Boaton
Ranby William, 7i Dudley roail, Grantham
Ranahaw Robert, Potnton, Falkingham
Rayncr Jamea, 31 Winaover road, Spalding
Reynolda Charles, West street, Holbeach
Ricliarda Jamea G. 198 King Edvrard street
north. Great Grimsby
Richardaon Jamea, Oxford at.& Queen street.
Market Raaen
Bichardaon J. 22 & 87 Bridge at Gainaboro'
Rlchardaon Richard. Scunthorpe. Doncaster
RichardsonSamnel,Bargfa-in-tlie-MaivbB.8.0
Richardson Thoa. Wast t.Crowlnd.Peteiboiu'
Ridllngton R.Deeping SL Jamea.Mkt.Deeimg
Ringliam Jamea. 1 i St. George's nt. Stamford
Rlppon David Trlmnell, Doulnjrt n, Spalding
Robinson Ben. Si Foundry st. Horncaatle
Robinson Clark, Ludford, Market Rasen
Robinson Thomas, 1 St. Swithin's sq.Liocoln
Bolfe James, 110 High atreet, Boaton
Roae George, Spalding Marab, Spakling
Rowhotham John, Ropaley. Grantliam
Bowbotham Jsph-Long Benuington.Grantl m
Rowe William, Edenliam, Bourn
Rowell William, 32 New road. Spoldinir
Rower William, Sea end, Moulton, Spalding
Rowley Chas.Ralsbcck,BouthRauceby,Sleafrl
Ryder John, Foaton, Grantliam
Rylatt Thomas, Weat atreet. Alfonl
Saul Simeon, 42 Croea a reet, Spalding
Saunderson Walt. Jaa.Waltham, Gt. Grimsby
Scboley Edward, 35 Melville street, Lincoln
Seaton Lev], Wliaplode firove, Peterborongli
Sellers Janiea,Northgate, Pinchbeck,Spaldlng
Sellers Joaeph, Gosberton, Spalding
Senior John, 7 Red Lion square. Stamford
Sharp Samuel, 12 EaatBeld road, Lonth
Sharpe Henrr. 99 High street, Lincoln
Shaw Mrs. Betsy, Comhlll, Caistor
Shearman James, High street, Billingborouf^j,
Falkingham
Shephard Thomaa, Tydd Oote, Tydd St.Mar7,
Wisbo-Ji
Sheplianl William, 1 Skirbeck road, Boston
Shepherd John, Kirton, Boston
Shilcock Robnt, South Wltliam, Grantham
Shilcock William, Castle Bj-thun, Stamford
Shillaker Willhun, Church st. Market Ueepfug
Shingfleld Charles, Falkingham
Shipham John, 29 Back n^eet, Oalnsboroo^i
Short Mrs, MaryAnu,Blnbrooke, MarketRas^
Shotiur Robert, Bsston, Market Deeping
Simpson John, 41 Cliapman sL GL Urimaby
Singleton John, Ancaster, Grantham
Slvell John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Sk^tt John, Helpringham, Sleafor I
Skerrett Mrai Elizabeth, Ten^hy. Market Baaeu
Slator Abraham, Sutton Bridge. Wisbech
Sleight John, Partuey, Spilaby
Smeaton David Samuel, Mantliorpe, Bonra
Smith Mrs. Amelia, West street, Holheacb
Smitli Andrew D. Middle Baaen, Market Basen
Smith Edwartl, Morton-bv.Gainsborongfa
Smith Mrs. Ellen, 306 Victoria atreet north.
Great Grimaby
Smith George, Foaton, Grantham
Smith John, South Ranceby, 9eatord
Smith John, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Smith Joseph, 25 Church at. Gainsboroogli
Smith Joaeph. 8 Commercial road, Qrantfaam
Smitli Stephen, 28 Red Lion street, Spaldinf
Smith Theophllna, Whaplode, Spalding
Smith William, Woolsthorpe, Gnuttoun
Smithaon Roht. Saltfleetby AU SalDta. Lonth
Smithson William, 16 Lord at. Galasboronsh
Speed John, Mumby, Alford
Squirea Edward,29 Hickman at.6ainata7oaGli
StanelandSaml. A}-soough,Raaegarth rt-Bostn
Steel John Henry, Aslackby, FalkiDgliam
Stokes John Wm. 6 Market at. Gatnabomngh
Stokes Robert, Corby, Grantliam
Sturton Mrs. Franda, Wide Bargate, B:iston
Surdeet Joseph, Tealby, Market Rascn
Surfleet Walter, Ingham, Lincoln
Taylor George, 6 .Vlbert street, Spalding
Taylor Joseph, Pointon, Falkingham
Taylor Richard, Colsterworth, Grantham
Taylor William, 4 Park street, Linooln
'Tebbutt John Thomas,lSWestRate,Orantha!u
Teesdale Alfred, SI North street, Homcwtle
Teeadale Edward, 9 We t atreet, Homcastle
Thacker Robert, Whaplode, Spalding
Thompaon Geo.3M Cleethorpe rxLGt.Grim^y
Thompeon Henry, Soath Kyme, Sleafor :
Thorold Robert, * Brownlow 9treet,Orantham
Thorold Thomas, Swineahead, Spalding
ThorpeChaaTydd Gote,'I>ddBt.Mary,Wisbri;
Thorpe John, T.rdd St Mary, Wiabech
Threadgold Collina, 92 & S4 Church ati«et,
Gainaborongh
Tirrell Philip, SwayHeld, Grantliam
Todd Wm. Hy. Fleetgate.Bartan.«>-Hninl<er
Tomlln Jaa. Deeping St. Jamea,MarketDeetrfn£
Topliam Titna,33 Eaatgate AHolmea la.Lnath
Topham Wlllhun,Centnl market,Ot.0riDat>y
Torey Mra. Mary, North Kyme, Sleaford
Townell Robert, 28 South street, Homca tk
Toyn Mrs. Fredk. Brant Brongbton, Sev^i
TrOlove John Shaw, Ketaby, Alford
Turner James, 4 Southgate, Sleaford
Turner John George, Boothrey, Lincoln
Turner Samuel, 2 MortoD street, Graattma
Tnxworth Samuel, Falkingham
Tnxwortb Wm. Drtag, 18 Ctote.-ngate,Iai-.!i
Twell WUIiam. Sea«nd, Xonlton. ^aUlng
Ulyatt AU.'. , M Hl|^ atreet, Linoola
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Vaddlngton Jamea, Colnterworth, Grantham
Wade H«nry, 9 CaroUne street, Boaton
Walte Mrs. Ann, 11 Elves itrset, Brigg
Waite Mrs. Barah, Wert street, Alton!
Wakellng Thomas, Langtof t. Market Seeping
Walker Joeiah, High street, Holbeach
Wallis Frank, 11 Wateratde north, Lincoln
Walmslej Angnstine, Market lane, Brigg
Ward William,North Forty Foot bank,Boston
Warsop Mark, North st. Crowland,Peterboro'
Watkln & Forman, 64 Shakespear st. Lincoln
Watklnson WilUam.New BQlliigbroke,Bcsto&
Watson Bobert Henry, Charles strset, New
Clee, Great Orlmsby
Watson WlUism, Couingsby, Boston
Wells Joseph, Aslackby, Falkingham
West Mrs. Lucy, Aby, Alford
Weston Thomas, Harlaxton, Onuitham
Whalej Edward, 7 Norh street, Grantham
Wheatley Thomas, Saxilby, Lincoln
Wheatman George, Great Hae, Sleaford
Wiate John, 5 Orescent, Spalding
WlUte William, Fodo hole. West Pinchbeck,
Spalding
Whitton John Capp, Barton road, Lincoln
Wildman Joseph, East Eenl, Spilsby
Wilkinson Charles, Woolsthorpe, OranUiam
Wilkinson Daniel, 62 Upgaie, Lonth
WiUdnson Joseph, 4 Double street, Spalding
Wilkinson William, 29 short st: Gt. Grimsby
Williams Jn.E.North st.Crowland,Feterbotx}'
Williamson John it Thomas, Banthorpe,
Morton, Bourn
Williamson Miss Ann, South street, Bourn
Williamson Charles, 126 Bridge St. Oainsboro'
Williamson Joseph, North street. Bourn
William8onJosepb,Fode hole, WestPinchbeck,
Spalding
Williamson Bobert, 72 Double 8treet,Bpalding
Willows John LocUng, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Willows Mrs. Mary, Wellingore, Grantham
WiUson Thomas, Uuttoft, Alford
Wilson George, Scamblesby, Homcastle
Wilson Sfatthew, 86 New market, Louth
Wilson Bobert John, 126 Eastgata, Lonth
Winnals Jas. London rd.LongSutton, Wisbech
Wood John, Metheringhom, Lincoln
WoodwanlFredk.Seth,01dBollngbroke,Splsby
Woodward John Henry, Partney, SpUsfc^r
Wright George Ward, 91 High street, Boston
Wright William, Wetton, Lincoln
BAKBB8' OVEN BTTIIiDEB.
Duckering Charles (castings). Waterside
north & Rosemary la. Lincoln. See advert
BAKING FOWDBB JCANTTFB.
Hall Albert Wingfield, 2(18 & 132 High street ;
SLBotolph's buildings <&Spencer sU Lincoln
BANKBBS.
Boston Bank, see GarSt, Claypon & Co
Baton, Cayley & Co. (H. Dyke Ackland,
mamiger), 8 Broad street, Stamford ; draw
on Williams, Deacon & Co. London
Oorflt, Claypon & Co. (Boston Bank) ; head
offlce, 61 Market place, Boston ; branches,
(William Brown,maiu>ger). 7 to 9 Bull ring,
Homcastle; (Alfred Ingoldby, manager)
JKeroer row, Lonth ; (David Johnston,
man.) Market place, Spalding; (Timothy
Tnpbobne, managerX Terrace. Spllsby;
sub-branofaes (Oemgt Kiddall, a^ent) (open
toes. A sat.). Market place, Alford ; (open
on thnraday 10 till 12) Borgh-in-the
Marsh R.S.O.; (Edward A. Jackson,agent)
(open 10 tm 4, Saturday 10 till 1) Roman
Bank, Skegness ; draw on Lloyds, Bunetts
A Bosanqnets Bank Limiteil, London e.e
Oraatbam Bank (Hardy,Jahn5ton & Parkor),
89 Wcstgate,Orantham ; draw on Bametts',
Hoarea' & Co. London
Onmey^ Birkbeck, Feckorers A Buxton;
toBnebes (William A. Ml'ls, manager). West
street, Holbeach ; (William Grimley, man.)
SnttonBridge, Wisbech; sub-branch (Fredk.
Fletcher, agent). Market pi. Long Sutton,
Wisbech ; <bsw on Barclay, Bevan & (^
London «.c
Hardy, Johnston A Farker,see GranthamBank
Hull Banking Co. Limited ; branches (Edwd.
Wallis Ostler, manager), Holydyke,Barton-
on-Hnmber ;. ( John Barker, manager) 26
Tlctorla street west <fe 6 Cleethorpe road,
Oreat Grimsby ; draw on Barclay. Bevan
Si Co. London e.e
X<eloMtanhire Banking Co. Limited ; branch
CFiedecic Oreen, agent) (open 10 to 4,
thnrsdaya 10 to 1, Saturdays 10 to 6), 4
FlnUn street, Grantham ; draw on London
* Westminster Bank Limited, Lothbury,
rxmdonr.c
X4noolB & Lindsey Banking C?o. Limited
C WlUiam T. Page, general manager), Stone
bow. High street, Lincoln ; branches.
Market place, Alford; (William George
Bed, manager). High street, Boston ; (Jn.
B> Allen, manager). Market place, Brigg ;
f open every altsmate thnrsday 10 till 12),
BimRb-in-tiie-Manb ; (open on satnrdays &
IiINCOLNSHIRE.
fair daj8 only), Market pi. Caistor ; (atten-
dance at Ur. Chas. Hy. Cberrlngton, thure-
days 10 to 4 Donlngton ; (open on thuraday,
Alfret1Kirk,nuuiager),Epworth,DoncaBter ;
(Alfred Kirk, manager;. Market place,
Ghdnaboroagh ; (Eli Hall, manaKerj, 3S
High street, Honicastle ; (Alfred Kirk,
manager, open on friday), Market place,
Kirton Lindaey R.5.O.; (Cfaarlea MlcheU
Isesbltt, manager), Corn market, Lonth;
(Thomas Michael Rlchardaon, agent). Mar-
ket place. Market Rasen; (William H.
Lowe, manager). Market place, Sleaford ; &
(Thomas Henry Dodds, manager), Market
place, Spllsby ; draw on Preeeot^ Cave &
Co* London E.0
Lincoln Old Bank, See Smith, Ellison •& Co
London & Yorkshire Bank Limited ; aub-
branches (Jas. Henry Howarth, manager),
open, friday 10 till 4, Town hall, Crowle,
Doncaster ; & (Wednesday 3 to 9 jkm.)
Wlutcrton, Doncaster ; draw on bead office,
S9 Old Broad street & Union Bank of
London Limited, London e c
NationalProTinclalBank of EnglandLImited ;
branches (Henry Lewis Price, manager),28
Market place, Boetoii ; (Thomas Henry
Kicholls, manager), Bridge st. Spalding ;
& (Joseph Cheeeewright, resident aoconn-
tant) Market place. Long Sutton, Wisbech ;
draw on head office, London
Northamptonshire Banking Ca Limited ;
branch (Thomas SandalLman. ), 6$ High st.
Stamfonl ; draw on London A Weetmiiuter
Bank Limited, London
Peacock, WUIaon & Co. (Sleaford & Newark
Bank) ; head office ( Henry Ingoldby,man.),
Xortli gate, Sleaford ; & branch (Thomas
T. Mawby, mana^er),Market |daoe,Bonm ;
draw on Lloyds, Barnetts St Bosanqnets
Bank Limited, Lombard st. London e e
Smith, Ellison & Co.; head office, 236 High st.
Lincoln ; (Cliarlen Stephen HoUingworth,
manager), 8 Wrawby street, Brigg ; (Thos.
Klrkby, manager). Market place, Caistor ;
(Oeorge Parker, manager), open from 9 till
4, tuesday 9 till 6, Saturdays 9 till 1, S
Market place, Gainsborough ; ( William F.
Read, resident man.) ; branch, S2 Victoria
street ; sub-branch, 15 Cleethorpe hLG-reat
Grimsby ; (James Casterton, agent),Queen
street, Market Rasen ; & (C. T. Hollings-
worth, manager, open fridayB),Scnnthorpe,
Doncaster
Stamford & RutUnd Bank, See Eaton, Cayley
& Co
Stamford, Spalding &BoBtonBankingCo,Lim.;
head offlce (O. Edmonds, general manager ;
Meabnrn Stonilond Young, manager), 47
A 48 Broad at. Stamford ; branche8( William
Armstrong.manager),36 Market pl.Boeton ;
(William Flnlay, manager). North street,
Boom ; (Robert Peach Bryan, manager),
66 High St. Grantham ; ( Charles Edmonds,
manager). High street, Lincoln ; (William
Henry Sharpe, manager), Market place,
Spalding ; agencies (Thos. Allen Bellamy,
agent) (attendance tuesdays, wedne^ys,
fndays de Saturdays, l</a.m. to 3 p.m, tues.
to 6 p.m.), Alford ; (T.A.Bellamy, agent),
open every thursday, 10 till 12, Burgh-in-
the-MarshR.S.0. ; (Frederick Cherrington,
agent), West st. & South street, Crowland,
Peterlwrough ; (Thomas Mitchell, agent),
High street, Holbeach; (William Hall,
agt.),open from 10 till 4, Saturday 10 till 1,
66 Lumley rood, Skegness ; (Wm. Flnlay,
manager; Charles Marshall,reBident clerk),
West gate, Sleaford ; (Thos. Allen Bellamy,
agent), Terrace, Spilsby ; & open filday 10
till 3 (William Armstrong, manage), Wain-
fleet All Saints R.S.O.; draw on Barclay
Beran 6i (To. London e c
Wisbech & Lincolnshire Bank, See Gomey,
Birkbeck, Peckovers & Buxton
York City & Connty Banking Co. Limited ;
sub-branches (Henry Thomas Bellerby,
manager ; attendance on fridaya from 10 30
a.m. to 3 30 p. m. at Pickering de Son,
chemists, Market place, Crowle, Doncoater ;
(Henry Thomas Bellerby esq. manager),
open wedneedOT, Wlntcoton. Doncaster ;
draw on Lloy^, ftunetta & Boaanquets
Bank, London
BAB IBON KBBOHANTS.
See Iron Merchants.
BABOB OWNBBS.
See Boat, Barge & Keel Owners.
BABBTSTBRS.
Edwin-Cole James F.11.H. Swineahead hall,
Swlneaheod, Spalding
Lowtborpe-Green J.W. Spridlington, Lincoln
BASKET UABBBS.
Aistrnp Thomas, 3 Double street, Spalding
Altoft George, Priestgate,Barton-on-Hamber
Barratt Henry, Church street, Benin
Borrick Wm. & Jas. Barrow-on-Hmnber,Hull
Bedford William, 6 Market pL Homcastle
BKB
r63
Beeton John Wm. Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hull
Boswell James, 60 Eastgate, Louth
Brown Edward, 11 Prospect street & at Crown
yard, Homcastle
Cash Geo. 14 Grafton stNew Clee,Gt.Orimsby
Clarke John, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet All
Saints R.S.0
C^bley Mrs.Sarah&Son,Flsh dock,Qt.Gm]sby
Coppin John, 109 Eastgate, Louth
Dowse Mrs. Maria, 116 Eastgate, Louth
DrakesTboe. Victoria at north.GreatOrimsby
Dring Charles, Burton Coggles, Grantham
Fish George, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Fuller Henry, Brighowgate, Great Grimsby
Geoney William, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Hall Thofi. Town la. Crowland, Peterborough
Harris Edward, 103 Victoria stree'- west tic
Abbey walk. Great Grimsby
Harrison William, 17 <!e 18 Watergate,
Grantham & Southgate, Sleaford
Islip^ohn, Queen street. Market Basen
Knight William, Aswell lane, Louth
Lyon Mrs. Mary. 36 Brood street, Stamford
Maltby Mrs. Mary, 108 West street, Boston
May Thomas, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Milson William, 64 Wrawby street, Brigg
OsbonmeJn.36Broadgate&22Sllver st. Lincoln
Patrick Mrs. Ann, 82 High street, Lincoln
Phillips Joseph. 27 Wormgate, Boston
PuUen Richd.Hy.l06MacauIayst.Gt.Grimsby
Pyke Charles, 4 Market phwe, Gainsborough
Batons e Mrs. Aima, 6 Red Lion st. Stamford
Smith William, Oxford street, Lincoln
Spicer Matthew, II Silver st. Gainsborough
Stnbbins Charles, Bridge street, Brigg
TaylorMr8.My. Ann,22Caskgate st-Oalnsboro
Urry Jesse, King street. Market Basen
White Frederick, Church street, Holbeach
Winter Mrs. Mary, 48 West street, Boston
Wood Mrs. Ann, 63 Westgate, Grantham
Wood Mrs. Emma, 19 Wharf road, Grantham
WrightChas.&Son,29Waten>ide soutb,Linooln
Wright Thomas, 6« Double street, Spalding
Younger Bobert, South bridge, Alford
BATHS ft BATH F&OPBITBS.
Corpomtion (Henry Plagel, man.), Southend,
Boston
Grantham Public (WiUiamJabei Widdowson,
lessee), Wharf road, Grantham
Harrison Jn. Jsph. Spa la. Engine gt. Louth
Lee Samuel, 60 Monks road, Lincoln
Nicholson Thomas Haigh.Llndum rd. Lincoln-
Savage Geo. Noylor, Tentcrcroft st. Lincoln
Shh:ley William, Fountain street, Caistor
Skegness Turkish Hot * Cold Swimming Co.
Limited (Charles H. Tippet, sec.; Josepli
Gray, manager), Skegness
Stamford (John Durance, leeaee), Bath row,
Stamfortl
BED «; MATTBBSS KAKBBS.
Betts Jamee, 61 Wormgate, Boston
Bower Walter Creasey, 20 Strait, Lincoln
Cole William, 43 North gate, Louth
Houghton John, 116 High street, Lincoln
Monkester Mrs. Lucy G. 30 Northgt. Loutli
Roberts Maurice, 69 West street, Boston
Smith Mrs. Saiah, 12 Strait, Lincohi
Trueman Brothers, Portland street, Lincoln
Whitehead R.B,71Victorla Bt.we.Gt.GrimBby
Wright Thomas, 42 Prospect st. Horncastie
BEDSTBAD MAKBB— IBON.
Bartholomew John Parish, Bnrgh-ln-tl:e-
Maish R.S.0
BBB HrVB DEALER.
Brown Edward, 11 Prospect street & at
(jrown yard, Homcastle
BEER BNaiNE FITTEB.
Issott Thomas, 169 High street & New
market ; works, Colbeck's yard, Lincoln
BEEB RETAILEBS.
Abrahams Thos. Scawby.cnm-Sturton, Brigg
Adklnson Robert, 19 James street, Granthun
Allen Mrs. Maria, 33 6: 86 Theaiger street.
Great Qrimsbv
Allen William, Wrangle, Boston
Andsrton Frederick, Ingham, Lincoln
Andrew John, Friskney, Boston
Andrews John, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Andrews Thomas, Wrawby, Brigg
Arden Daniel, The Common, S{«lding '
Arnold Joseph, Dyke, Qedney 8.0
Arrand William, 46 Princess street, Lincoln
Ashford WllUam. Tydd Qote, Tydd St. Mary,
Wisbech
Atkinson Clharles. Drove end, Wisbech
Atkinson John, 1 Grantley st. Grantham
Bailey Joycey, Saxilby, Lincoln
BainbrldgeFnuiciB, High st. Barton.on-Humbr
Balnea Mrs. Jane, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Balnea Bobert, Casterton road, Stamford
Bains J. Deeping St James, Market Deeping
Balding WUliam,Messingham,IUrton Lindaey
Baldock Walter, Ruiklngton, Sleaford .
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754 BBS
Beer Bstailkrs— contlnned.
Banlater WllUwn, BlMgate, Bpalding
Banks Thomas, Anthorpe, Louth
Bannister WlUiam,Rlsegate,Sarfleet,Spalding
Barnard Thomas, Bea View street, Olee-
tborpen, Oreat Ortmsb;
Bamcd John, 6 Leghoume rosd, Louth
Barron .lOBauan, Orasby, Calstor
Barton Mrs. Bstber, tl Nortbgate, I^ath
Barton Saorge, I Mdion street, Lincoln
Barton John Artbor, Brougbton, Brigg
Barton Bobt. C. Uttlebnrj: st. Holheach
BatterhamWokWett at. Long Sutton, Wlsbeoh
Bamner Edward, Skirbeck, Boston
Baxter Arthur James, II Tborold street,
New Clee, Rreat Grimsby
Bolton Wm. Money bridge, Finchbeok,Spldng
Bee Drewery, 3 Short street, Ht. Orbiisby
Beecbam Jonathan, South street, Boston
Beecroft John, WeatsL Crowland, Feterboro'
Bellamy John, Walcott, tincoln
Belton Edward, M North street, Homcastle
Benner Chaa. W. Moulton, Sjpalding
Beat James, 116 Albion street, Qt. Qtlmsby
Betta Thomas, Sloothby, AUord
BeTers Joaepb,100 Newmarket st-O-tiGrlmsby
Blggadike Q«o. Wynn St. Monks read, Lincoln
Blggadlke John, Dowsdale, WbaplodB Drove,
Peterborough
Blggadyke Heniy,Sea end, Honlton, Spaldng
Bingbam Edward, 33 Garden street, New
Otoe, Glreat Oriinsby
Bird John, West gate, Sleaford
Black Edward, Pinchbeck, Spalding
BUokshaw Bobert, Claypole, Newark
Bleaaitt Bobert, Little London, Spalding
Bluff Krs. Mary, Cburcli St. Market Deeping
Bolton Samnel, Eaitgate, Bourn
Bones Edward, Nor^ Kyme, Sleatord
Bennett Tom, WDllngham rd. Market Raaen
Booth Robert, Storton, Lincoln
Boothby James, Spilsby road, Boston
Boothby WllUam, Oosberton, Spalding
Borman George, Toynton, St. Peter, Splsby
BotthMUley Cbarleg, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
B<ltthamleyMis.Isahella,SnttbnBrdg. Wisbech
Bowell Rotiert, Station street, Holbeacb
Bowins William, Candlesby, Spilsby
Bows Thomas, Nettleliam, Lincoln
Boyen George, Oxford street,Market Rasen
Bradford Thomas, Moalton Chapel, Spalding
Bradley Thomas E. 11 Northgate, Louth
Brigbtman Thomas, The Common, Spalding
Brockelsby Edward, Rosegarth at. Boston
Brooks William, 87 Foundry st. Horacastle
Brougbton Henry, Kirton lindsey R.S.0
Brou^tonSl. Croft, Waintleet Ail 8alntsR.&0
Brown (iharles, Kirton end, Kirton, Boston
Bvown George, Gf^ton-le-Marsh, Alford
Brown Beury, 84 Bast street, Homcastle
Brown John, Tetford, Horncaatle
Biowq Svauel, U Slltal tcr. Oafauborongta
Brown William, Walnfleet road, Skegness
BuObam John, Whaplode, Spalding
Bunting George, S4 Waterside south, Lincoln
Bnrbank John, 23 Albert street, Grantham
Bargees Hnbbert, Leake. Boston
Bargees Titus Jobn,38 Church at.Gt.Grlm9by
Bnrgin Bobert, 11 Brook street, Grantham
Burnett Bicbard, 19 & 17 Maiden row, Louth
Bnrrell Charles, Middle Ba«en,M|irket Basen
Borrows Wnllam, -ISiWelby street, Grantham
Buders B.Boman bank. Long Button, Wisbch
Bycrof t Benjamin, 2i North st. Homcastle
«Camm Hiram, New Bromby, Boiicastef -
Oanham James, Tydd St. Jiary, Wisbech
Canty Henry, 116 Freeman st. Qt. Onnifby
■Capea Tboe. W. 123 Garibaldi st. GtGrimsby
>Carey Mrs. SelIna,WainAeet All Saints B.S.0
<!arterJa.2CIeetborpe nl.Ne\rClee,Gt.Gmisby
'Carterj8ph.48KingKdwanlBt.sth.Gt.Grlnisby
■Garter Thomas,Sonth cliff, Barton-On-Humbr
CartwrtghfrbomnSiir Witliam place, Boston
Cash John, Keelby, Ulceby
Catling CbarIe«,St. S^Yithin'B square, Lincoln
Cawdmi John, Ooleby, Lincoln
Cawdron Jobn, Martin, Unco n
Cawdron Wllmm, Martin, Lincoln
Cbamboa Mta. Mary, Gas street, Linooln
Chambers Mn. My.A.1 Gbamben st.Gnitbm
Chantry Charles, 84 Wdby sbreet, Gnutham
Chantry Henry, Partney, Spllslv •
Chapman Cbarles, Loath park, Loath
Chatterton Michael, Cowblme, Spalding
Cbeeaemnn John, Moorby, Boston
Cheney Thomas, Wlthnm street, Boston
Clierings Peter, Boeegartb street, Boston
Ohuk AU&SeaVtew 8t.01eetborpesi,Gt.Ormsby
Clark Qmge William, Snttan Bridge, Bae(oD
Clark James, Winterton, DoncaMer
Clark Jotm, Snttoo St. James, WMbeah
Clark Stephen, Sontb Wltbam, GMntham
Clarke Mrs. And. TI 6tariba]d] s(.Gt.Grlmsby
CUrke Henry, Beck lane, Hdbeaeh
Ctarkston Jotan Jas. 70 Nelson >t.GtGrimsby
Clanioaats Hann-, North Banceby, Sleafnd
ClatTisBobort, Xbtim Lindsay B.a.O
Clay Mn. Ln<9, Timbertand, Unooln
■OlsaTer Babatt, Moolton, Bfiimat
fikiw Oeorge, 4 St. Tbomar nh Svaldhig
Oidd John/ Reepham, UncDbr
UNCOIiNfiBUKfi.
[&B«iT'«
Gcdltngwood'Brotbers, H Vfcioria street west IGieen Jatnes, frbOaiiey, Boston
& W- Freeman street. Great Grimsby
Coney Mis. Oharldtte, 16 Boutli st. Homcastle
Cook Frederick, Kendby, Doncaster
Cooke Jobn, Priestgate, Bartou-on-Humber
Cooke Mrs. Sarah J, 1 Hallway ter. Granthm
Cooke William, U Well lane. Grantham
Cooling Charles, Kirton end, Kirton, Boston
Cooper Thomas, Bank, Lutton, Wisbech
Cordley Charles, Cowbit, Spalding
Cotton John, Dyke, Gedney S.0
CowlinK Cornelius, 103 Bridge st. Gainsboto*
Coxeo John, 210} King Edmird street north,
Oreat Grimsby
Coxsoii Hy. U Freeman steeet, Gt. Grimsby
Cragg Wm, }6 Freeman street, Gt. Grimsby
Cruie Wlllliun, Boston road, Holbeach
Craney Walter, 40 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Ciaven WiUiam, South Wltbam. Grantham
Crosby David, Westhorpe, Spalding
Cross William, 37 Wrawby street, Brigg
Crowden George. Church end, Gedney B.0
Crowe Bdward, Mablethorpc St. Mary, Alford
CuGksep Fredk.C. Brant, Bronghton, Newark
Callen George, Frlskney, Boston
Dale William, 49 Hungate, Lincoln
Dales Charles, i)6 New market, Loutb
Dales James, South end, Alford
Darby Mrs. Caroline, 3 Market pi. Grantham
Davey Jobn, Stickford, Boston
Davis William, Huttoft, Alford
Dawson Mr8.EUi2ahetb, Busklngton, Sleaford
Dawson Mrs. Hannah, Gouloeby, Homcastle
Dawson John, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Dawson William, Foantoin street, Calstor
Day Rloliard, East stCrawland,Peterboroagh
Deane William, Sutton St. James, Wished)
Denton Thomas, Stickiiey, Boston
Dlckinsoa Jobn, Stamp end, Lincoln
DobsonThas.lS7KingEdwd.st.nth.Gt.Grm8by
Doughty George, Welbourn, Grantham
Dowse John, Church street, Boston
Dowse Hlchanl, Westhorpe, Spalding
Dowse Stephen, 8prlngthon>e. Oalnsbotoath
Drewery William, I^ythorpe, Kirkby,81eaford
Durrant D. Chapel st. Braoebrldge, Linooln
East Jotitii, 11 Donble street, Spalding
Edwards Mrs. Maria, Ingram terrace, Sleaford
Eley Grantham, Wlntborpe, Skegness B.S.0
Elkington Henry, Navenby, Grantham
Ellis Richard, Leadenham, Grantham
Elmoro William, South gate, Sleaford
Elsonj "Mrs. Jane, Bell End. Holbeach
Elson Zel)edce John, Helpringbam, Sleaford
Elvlilge Hlldred, Hob Hole end, Toynton
All Saints, Spilsby
Epton Charles, Fen, Leake, Boston
Fanthorpe Charles, Nettleham, Lincoln
Fearsy Thomas, Westgate, Sleaford
Field Henry, Fosdyke. Spalding
Fines Joseph, 36 Princess street, Lincoln
Finney William, Tbunes street, Loath
Fisher Joel, Caythorpe, Grantham
FIxter Tbomas, 6 Greotwell gate, Lincoln
Ford Henry Smith, Bassingliam, Newark
Foreman Steplien, East fen, Moulton Chapel,
Spalding
Forman Edward, Helpringbam, Sleaford
Foster Mrs. Eliza, lV)nington, Spalding
Foster James, Billingbay, Sleaford
Foster James, Kmgstone bouse, Hlghgate,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Foster Jtunes, 4 & 6 Victoria street, Lincoln
Fountain Colson, Belchford, Horncastle
Pox John Thorpe, 27 Holbench rd. Spalding
Franks Edward, Boman Bank, Winthorpe,
Skegnesn R.S.0
Fryman James Henry, 103 Clurles street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
?Vsh Wm. Clayton, Cbspi-lgate, Oeiiney 8.0
GallMra Julia, Newport st.Barton-on-Humber
Gant William, Tetford, Homcastle
Garrett Grantham,Orby, Bargh-ln-the-Marsb
R.S.0
Gavin Mrs. Mary, 10 Holme st. Gt. Grimsby
Gilbert Miss Ann, Tallinirton, Stamford
Gilbert George, Waddinzton, Lincoln
Gilbert Tom, West street, Boston
Gill George. 38 South street, Homcastle
Gilllngs William, Bicker, Spnliling
Glenn Elljab, 21 Hungate, Lincoln
Good Mrs. -MaiT, Crane end, Fretston, Boeton
Goodriok Mrs. Elizabeth, Hob Hole, Toynton
All Saints, Spilsby
Goetock Jesse, Westgate, Sleatord
Gott Henry, GeJuey Hill, WljsBech
Gout Charles, Cranmore, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Gout John, !>6 Commercial road. Spalding
Gowler John A. LUtle London, Spalding
Grant Wm. 84 AlUfon street. Great Grimsby
Graves George,. 6 Wharf road, Grantham
Gray Charles, 7 Grantlej street, .Grantham
Gray James, Corporation road, Gt. Gnm^by
Gray John, Xalllngton, Stamford
Gray Tliomas Charles,MIll roail, Cleethorpes,
Onat Orlmaby
Sraj Wdlbun, Bridge st. Markat Deeping
Green nadetlclc Bwiuesbead Bridge, Swinea.
bead, Spalding
Qress Henry, Wrangle, Boston
Green-B<^WbItecraes st-Bartoo-on-Biiniber
GreenMI baac, M HaU )>lace, Sp^dinic '
Guzzwsll Isaac,'! Orw«U streel,' Ofc Orlinsbf
Halford Bdwd. Church st Market Deeping
Hall Ambrose, Wrswley, Brigg
Hall Jobn, 29 Cleetborpe rood. Now Cloe.
Great Grimsby
HaU Jobn Oeorge, Homcastle r^iad, Boston
HaU Bobert, Clee park, Besoonthorpe, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grfansby
Halliwen William, W Weelsbyslteet, New
Clee, Oreat Orinuby
Hanes Edwanl, North Kyme, Sleaford '
Hanson Thomas, 186 Freeman st>6t.aTlmtby
Hardy Robert, Colsterwortb, GranthiMn
Hare John, The Common, Market Deeping
Harmston Edward, Hecklngton, 6leafoi4
Harness Mrs. Ann, North Kyme, Sleaford
Harris Jsph. Deeping St. Nioh^as, Spalding
Harrison Mrs. Ann, 42 Commercial rood,
Grantham
Harrison Benjamin, jnn. Qnodrlng, Spalding
Harrison James, 10 Francis street, Spalding
Harrison James. Minting, Homcastle
Harrison Mrs. Lucy, 77 Walkergate, Loath
Harrison Michael, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Harrow Robert, Wran^e, Boston
Haraloy Robert John. Burringham,Doncaster
Hart John, 8 Croft street, Linooln
Hawksworth John, 79 Albert st. Ot.8Tlmsby
Hawthorn Emaaoel, Little London, ftialding
Hayes Bobert, 94 London road, Spalding
Heaoley Joseph, Skirbaok, Boston
Hebbl«whiteDavld,Hawthom hill,00ningsby,
Boston
HebUewhite WlUiam. Bagle, Newark
Hemcell William, 48 Linooln lane. Boston
Heroock Mrs. Ana, tt Wharf rd. Grantham
Hiokinbothan: Joaapb,48 SlneU street, Lin coin
Hloks John, Scopwlck, Linooln
Hildred Wm. WUdmore, Coningaby, Boston
Hill John, Lacel^, Oreat Orintfby
Hind John, Ootstarworth, Granti«m
Hodgson John Clarke, John street. Wain-
fleet AU Saints B.8.0
Hodgson Monris, Westgate, Sleaford
Holland Matthew, Cemetery road, Holbeach
Holmes Chaa, 48 Bridge st. south. Ot-Orimsby
Holmes Jamea, Falldngham
Hoodless Bobort, AJkborongh, Donottter
Horton John, SaltScetby St. Peter's. Loath
Harton Thomas, 140 Kent stree^Ot. Grimsby
Hotchen Alfred, Angel court, Boston -
Houghton Henty, I(S Nelson st. Ot^ Grimsby
Honseman Thomas, Holbeach bank, Holbeach
Howsam John, Norfolk place, Boston
Hughes William, 3 Welby street, Grantham
Hunt Joseph, Carhonsee, Belton, Doncaster
Hnnt Joseph, Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Hunt WlUlam, Storton, Lincoln
Hutchinson Henry, 17 Wrawby street, Brigg
Hyde Mrs. Mary, Otterby. Loutll
Ingle John, Bourn road, Stamford
Isaac William, Sciedlngtan. Falkingham
Jackson Alfred, Fen, Wyberton, BMton
Jackson Charles, Sutterton, Spalding
Jackson Mrs. Hannah, Stamp end, Linooln
Jankson Henry, 1 Queen street, Grantham
Jackson Thomas, 4 <i 12 Manthorpe imd,
Oiantluun
Jackson Thomas, Tongue end. Boom
Jackson Wni.818LowarBargass Bt.9LQTimBby
Jeffray Mrs. C. WUdmore, CaningBby,BostoD
Jells John Henry, West PInchbeok, SpaUtag
Jennison Jn. Hy.Oentral market,Ot.Orinaby
Jesson Jobn. Fleet, Holbeach
Jessop George Joel, 82 High street, Boston
Johnson Benjamin, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Johnson George, 7 Cleetborpe rd.GtGrinwby
Johnson Oeo. Croaaes, Long Sotton, Wisbacii
Johnson John, Hick's lane, Tydd St. Msrv.
Wisbech
Jones Walter James, 2 Kidgata, Loutb
Joyce Thomas Hubbard, Bnskington,SisKf ord
KcUani Joseph Wm. 1 Nortea-^ Otantham
Kelaey Robot, New Bramb^.O^onsasbir
Kidd Wm. Fen side, Malton Holgal*, SpHaby
Kims Mrs. Maria, Fiisby, Splldiy
King WllUam, Northgate, Louth
Kirk Mis. 3(sry, 22 RaUway st. «Mi Qrimaby
Kirk Bicbard, 89 Canwick road, Liaotiln
KIrkham Benj. 97 Cleetborpe rd.OU GtinKby
KlEkham John, Legboums, Loath
Kitchen Thomas, WUby, Grantham
Knott Mrs. Sarah, Bardney, Uncoln
Knowles Henry, Ancaster, Gnuthsim
Knowlea Tbetnss, lU Nelsan st.€t. Oitmsb>'
KymeBobeftTanvats,Metheringham, Ui>colik
lAoeby Charles, 18 Wrawby street, Brigg
I^onyman John, "r-tyw^*-*^ Thorpe, Boston
LandenThos. Bailway stn. Manlton^palding
Lappage William, 21 Wliarf road,.anuitli»m
lAwn John, I4C Esstgate, Loath
Leak Bdwin, Sttckn^, Boston .
Leaning John^ Bridge street, GalaEboroDg!i
Leory Bobert Ely, Salterghhv Linnifai
Laory WUUam, U8 Kant street, Ot.' GiimsbT
Lee Benjamin, Anirick, fihatoid
LeBey Hcmry, 5 New ataaet, Boetmi
La6gataB>Moartao.brdg.MarAaBl4e-Fen.aitn
Digi
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TRAfiES DIRECTORY.]
Levutnn Eliu Bobert, Fnlbeck, Onnthun
Lewis lb*. SUzalietb, High street, Holbeach
LUley TimMh;, 8 St. Qeorge's st. Stamford
LiTingstoo Edward, Stamp end, Lincoln '
LI6]rd WllUam, Fosdylte, Spalding ' .
Longtbome William B. lU Newport, Lincoln
Umtfh 0. Nundy, 91 Ic W BnrtoD'rd. Lincoln
I^n TbomM, Bnmbridge,' Unooln
McCann Matthew.lO NewDoekst.atarimsby
llachamess George, Wtiaplode, Spalding '
HcKensie.Jobn, Iff) Qhnralrst. Ot. Grlnuby
HacldiidEr Mrs. BCary Ann, SUrbeck, Boston
Haltby Wingate, Bennington, Boston
Manning Joseph. Norfolk street, Boston '
Manning Bohwt, XMnington, Spalding
Mapletliorp Cliarles, Bilunghay, Sleofttrd
Marriott WllUam, M Pnxrpect st Romcastle
Marshidl Mr'. Martha. Vaahingboro', Lincoln
Mason W. Ma»ingham, Kirton Lindaey R.S.0
Matheson Williaift, Boston east, Boston
Mattock James, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Maxey H. Thompson, Bastn. Market Deeping
Meanw^ George, TTnion street, Louth
MsBsureaMrs.Ellzh.I>png. St.NicholAR,Spldng
Merrishaw Silvester, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
MerrishawT. J. west Deepng. Markt. Oeepng
Metcalf John, Xarborough, Louth
Mettham Joseph, Ohapel Hill, Boston
Micbael Jacob, S6 Maidan row, Louth '
Miehad Jacob,-3onthBomercates, Gt. Grimsby
Middlftott Thomas, Wltham bank, Dides
Martin, Homcastle
Miller James, New York, Boston
Miller Mrs. William, Sonwby brook, Scawby-
com-Storten, Brtgg
MUlgate Mrs. Susanna, Ohapel, Alford
Mtllson Thomas, Ashby, Brlgg
Milner Jn. H. 4 Willonghb; et. Oainsbon'
Mimmack Mrs. Harriet, 46 Church street.
Great Grimsby
Moors Cbarl^' 94 King street, Gt. Grimsby
Morris Mis. EUsa, 16 London rood, Grantham
Morris John, Waloott, Lincoln
Munson John, Gedney 8.0
Mosgrave Phlneas, Walntleet AllSalnts R.SkO
Myers Albert, Uloeby Village
M.rer* Mrs. Sarah A. New Leaks^ostTl. Bstn
Naylor John, 27 Castlegate, Grantham
Neale Blohard, High street, Hdbeach
Newton Hobert, Billingbay, Sleaford
Newton Thomas, Mo<dton Chapel, Spalding
Nichols Mrs. BUiabath, Cosily) Grantham
Nichols Thomas, U Winsover road, Spalding
Nixon Mrs. Atan, Broughton, Brigg
North Pred, t8 Cleethorpe road, Ot. Grimsby
NnttaU Jas. B. 61 Chapman St. Gt. Grimsby
Ofllej John F. 68 Thesiger St. Gt. Grimsby
OSord Jeremiah, jnn. 411 Dudley rd. Granthm
Oldridge Geo. Waterside nLBanonon-Hnmbr
Olirer William, Oospelgnte, Louth
Orerton John, East Borwith, Wngby
Palmer WiUtan, Blllinghay, Sleatord
Parish Charles, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Farkar Henry, S Cheynej street, Boston
Parldnaon Isaiah, 33 Rycrcft at. Grantham
Farrlnder John, Stlckfonl, Boston
FarsonageChas.Deepng. St. Jas. Markt, Dpng
I>a:ten(in Samuel, South Ean bonk, Sutton
St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Pearson PblUp, » North street, Grantham
Penney Arthr.Deepng. St. Jame8.MarkelDpng
Fepperdine WUliiqn, Flskerton, Lincoln .
Pick Andrew, Bastgote, Bourn
Pickwortb Mis. Ann, Dorrington, Lincoln
Pldd George C. Cms St. Crowie, Dnncaster
PinlerThos.G.S0Victr.«t.NewClee,Gt.Ormsby
Piatt John Thomas, t» Main Ridge, Boston
Pogson George, 41t North street, Homcastle
Porter Tbomas,'West Pfaichbeck, Spalding
Potter Jamef, North Forty Foot Bauk,Boston
Prcsgtare John, Church street, Holbeach
PrMgeon Qearge^ 141 New market, Louth
Pridgeon WllUam B. Broadteld street, Bostn
Prie«tmanMrs.Minicent,38Nrtli.par.Onuithm.
Quincey John, Sontbray, Lincoln
QnlDcciy Thomas, Braceborongh, Stamford
<^ninoey William, Metharinghom, Lincoln .
Rauabaw George, tZ East street, Homcastle
Kanthaw Tboiniu, East street, Homcastle
Ranshaw William, Lincoln road, Homcastle
Kanson David, Stickn,ey, Boston
Keadaeo.F.UttleLondon,Lang Suttn.Wlsbch
Itedfem Mrs. Ellzli. Morton ter. Oalnaboro'
ReriU Charles, Claypole, Newark
Kicbardson Henry, t" Westgate, Grantham
Richardson John, 16 Welby strtst, Grantham
Richardson Witliam, SnrSeet, Spalding
RIdltngton & Son, Harrington gate, Holbeach
Ringham John, Osbinral^, Falklngham
Robert* William. Westgnte, Lincoln
RoWoson George Bobert, North Kelsey, Brlgg
KobinsonlsawsBarkstone-le-WllIows, Gmthm
Robinson Job) 3 James street, Louth
Robinson John, North Hykehom, Lincoln
RohMMt Tbos. Wm.UagHrarthinglnun, Spllsby
Rnae Kichardson, St. Lawrence st. Homcastle
ROM Thomas, Satton Bridge, Wisbech
Rouse James, 33 Wittergate, Grantham :
lUrwaton Charlas, U Cleetbotlie road, Kowl
Clee, Great Grimsby i
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Rowson Leman, Salmonby, HoracastlA
Rush Martin, 11 Wragby rood, Uneoln
Rntland'Charlss, KMby^ mceby
Rutland WilHomt MWiawbj.strset, Brigg
Rutter Mrs. Betsy, Wdst Pinchbeck, Spalding
Rylett Mrs. Ann, M St.' Peter's bSl, Gnmthm
Sanderson John, 110 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsby ' -
Sargeant Richard, 8lbs«y, Boston
Scamploh Jas. West Deeping, Market Deepng
Scholes John, 23 Victoria sfivet, Lincoln
ScofllnMta. Charlotte. 1 TlMssst. GbGrlmsby
Scothem Samuel, Oxford street, Grantham
8croggtais,Wm. Nrth.Forty Foot Bank,Bdston
SeatonJn.Frenob DraTestu.GedleyHLWisbcb
Seasiclf Augostlan, Donington, Spalding
Seth George, Fleet, Holbe&ch
Sharp John, Vine St. Billingboro.'Falkinghm
Sharp Mn. Mary, Little Bytham, Stamford
Shepherd Jas, A. Winsover rd. Spalding
Sheppard Benjamin, 249 King Edward utreet
north. Great drimiby ' '
Shllcock Jacob, Halltoft and, Fishtoft, Bostn
Simonds Samuel, Church street, Boston
Simons William, Swinderby Lincoln '
Shnpson John, North KilUngliolme, Cloeby
SIsBons Mark, Back bine, Holbeaeh
Sisson Robert, Westst. Long Sutton, Wisbech
SldnnerAbrhai.London rd.Lng.8uttn. Wisbch
Skinner Thomas, West straet, Boston
Slator Mrs. Eliza. High St. Liig.Snttn.WIsbeh
Snialley John, Mumby, Alford
Smith John, Langworth^ Lincoln
Smith John, Morebam-le-Fen, Boston
Smith Mrs. Mary, S Wood strmt, Gt. Grimsby
Smith Thomas, 1 Chaplin street, Lincoln
smith Thomas, Longtoft, Market Deeping
Soell Joeeph, Willoughby htlls, Fishtoft, Bostn
Snowden John, Wrangle, Boston
Sorfleet Mrs. William, Heighlngton, Lincoln
Spencer George, Timberland, Lincoln
Staff Edward, 48 Thesiger St. Great Grimsby
Staff John, Fenny blU, Holbeach
Stanhope Wm. 128 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Starmer William, East Theddlethorpe, Loiith
Stevens William, Thimbleb;, Homcastle
Stevenson Geo. jun. Holbeach bnk. Holbeach
Stevenson Hei^. Thnrlby, Bourn
Stevenson Jn. Wm. Holbeach hum, Holbeach
Stevenson Henry, Swiaeshead, Bpiddlng
Stockhlll Mrs.L.Prlestgate,BartonK>n-Humbr
Storr Albert, Burgh-in-the-Marsh B.aO
Street Wm.Coventiam St.B^holomew,Louth
Stubley Mrs. Mary, Austerby, Boum
StncUand Robert, Hornoastle road, Boston
Summers Frederick, 42 London rd. Grantliam
Sutton Mrn. LncT, 12 Castlegate, Grantham
Sykcs Jn. Robt. SSEast Moixh st.Gt.Grlmsby
Sykes Tobias,332&234Freeuuui stGtOrlmsby
Sylvester Thomas, Horsington, Homcastle
lonsley Geo. South st. Crowlond, Peterboro'
Tosker James Westerhy, Flskerton, Lincoln
Taylor Mrs. Ann Mary, i Liroe street.
Great Orimsby
Taylor George, Holbeach marsli, Holbeach
Taylor Jos. High st. Long Lutton, Wisbech
Taylor William, New Bolingbroke. Boston
Terry Goorge, Foundry rood, Stamford
Thocker John, Gornsgate, Lutton, Wisbbch
Thomas Mrs. Charlt. Roaegarth st Boston
Thompson Mrs. Ann, Bridge street, Brigg
Thompson Mn. Bliih. Pinchbeck rd.Bpalillng
Thompson Robert, Epworth. Doncaster
Thom^n WllUam, 104 Upgate, Lotttb
Tliorntoh Matthew, Dlgby. Uncoln
Thorold Charles, Deeping St James, Market
Deeping
Timm WiUiom, Addlethorpe, Burgh R.S.0
TodUl WUliom, Metberingham, Lincoln
Tooley Cbarles, 2» Wormgata, Bbston
Tom Robt. Willingham-by-Btow, GalnsboM'
Tmifford WUliam, Unndleby, Spllst^ '
Truman Edward, 19 North parade, Grantham
Turner Joseph, Bucknnll, Homcastle
Turner William, Stickney, Beaton
Tyler Mis. EUia, 8 Waterside south, Llnooln :
^ler Jsph. ^nks, BilUngboro', ndklngUun
iniyatt Abraham, 48 Main ridge, Boston
Vorcpe Thomas, 47 High street, Lincoln
Vanghuh Joseph, Butterwick, Boston
Veaaey Edward, 73 Kent street; Crt. Grinisby
Vtckers George, Pickworth, FadUngham
Vickeis J»hn, Fleet, IJIolbeach
Vinter WllUam, Dogdyke, Boston
Wait John, Longworth, Lincoln
Wakefield Edwud, Haooonby, Bourn
Wales Wm. Hy.King'sstSatt«n Bdg. Wisbech
WoUter Geo. Henry, Hannston, Lincoln
WaUer Jolm, Walnfleet AU iialnts R.&0
Wolster Samuel, 3 Bridge td. Gainsborough
Waltham Henry, 1 Garibaldi st. Ot Orimsby
Ward Robert JamC^ 3 Date street, Oreal
Northern terrace, Lincoln
Warrick Solomqn, Roman bonk, Iiong Suttonj
Wisbech
Watson John, 19 Waterside south, UnooIK
Watson WiUifim, Scawl^ hrook, 'SCawby-
com-Sturton, Brigg'
Webb Henry, Tnwqgate, Market De^tiing
Weigbtman Wffl.Dales,Tlmberland,BamastIe
I Wells WHUom, TattershoU road, Boston
BiL 755
Wells William, Horsegate, Deepbg St.
Jamas, Market Dee|rfng
Wenham William, Barrii^;ton«tei Holbcaob
Wteney John, 36 Albion street,' bi Grimsby:
West Wni. 133 Up. Burgess st. G«.' Grimsby '
Westmoreland 'Mrs. Ann, Seawl^-onm'-'
Stnrton, Brlgg
Westmoreland George, High street, Holbeach
Westoby Miss Rebecca, East Halton, Uloeby
'WUtsker Thomas, Sas Bank rood, 'Clee*
thorpes; GreatGrllnsby
White Christmas, Cimssntst Gt. Grimsby
White George, 22 Flottergate, Gt QHtOBby
WhUsUm Jdseph, London road, LmgSntton.
' Wisbech
Whittlngton Wm. 80 Westlode st. Spalding
WHklnsbn Ch&rlM, Woolsthorpe, Gmnttaam '.
Wilkinson John, Kirton Lindsey R,S.O
WUIdnaon Joseph, Coningsby, Boston
Wilkinson Waltei^ Mmnby, AUBid
Wilkinson William, 43 London rd. Gronthao)
WUlis George, Boom road, Bpalding
Wilson John, jun. Ewerby, Sleatord
WUsou Parker, Stickney, Beaton
WDson Thomas, Cbningsby, Boston
Wing George, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Wing Henry, 18 Castlegate, Gnuithom
Wing John Wm. Castle Bytham, Stamford
Wingard Wm. Baaarvoir, Snrflast, ^lalding
Winn Thomaa, Coningslqr, Beaton
Winter David, Ancastar, Grantham
Wintin Robert, Caythorpe, Grantham
Wood Samuel, 24 London road, Gnmtham
Woodcock Wmiam, Waat street, Boston
WoodleyThos.W.N«w Frodlngham, Doncaster
Woods Job, 30 Nelson street, Great Grimsby
Woods William, 6 Winsover road, Bpalding
Woodwaid WiUiom, Waat Keal, SpUgby
Wooterton Thomas, 33 Inner St. Grantham
Woolarton Thee. West Pinchbeck, Bpalding
Woolhone Jsph.- Valdlngworth, Market Hasan
Wray William, Irby-in-the-Marsh, Burgh
Wright William, Nettleliam road. Lincoln
WHght WiUiom, Sanstliorpe, SpUsby
Wright WillUm, Stickney. Boston
Wright Wm. Hy. North Cockerlngton, Louth
Wroot Bobert John, LnddlngtW.Goele
York Peter, 20 Double street, Spalding
Young Charlas, Leake, Boston
Young Thomas, Teallqr, Market Rasen
B»T.T.HANOBBa.
9ee Whitesmiths. Locksmiths & Bellhangers.
BBI<T KAKBBS.
See Brace A Belt Makers.
BBBI.IW WOOL BEPOSITOBS.
See also Fancy Repositories.
CainpUn Mrs. Adelixo,' 12 High st Grantham
Carter Mrs. Harriet, North street. Bourn
Cox & Pniey Misses, 38 Watergace,Grantham
Dickinson Edward, 4 High street, Grantham
Edls Thomas, Market jllace, Market Rasen
19y' Mlssn Mary Emma & Lizzie Ann, 208
Cleethorpe road. Great Grimsby
Henshaw Mrs. Fiances, 16 St. Mary's hiU,
Stamford
Marriott Mlsa Fanny E<lsabeth, SO Church st
Oalnsborough
Roberts Mrs.- Market streeti Sleaford
BIOTOIiB * TBICnrOIiB HAS.
Castle John (depOt), Wharf roai, Grantham
Gortoot Wm. & Co. 68 London rd. Grantliam
GUbert WUUam, MelvUle street, Lincoln
Bortleet Robert (agent). Market sti«et,SpUsby
BIIiZi DI800UKTEB.
Brocklssby David, M Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
BIIO. fOSTBBB.
AaKbr Frederick, Swam street, Bpalding
Atkinson Thos.H.£Son,7Stanton stGranthm
Banks Fraderick, Back hme, BpUsby
Barker William, Boutli street, Alford
Bstterhom Wm. West stLongfintton, Wisbech
Bentley WiUiam, Ashby road, Spllsby '
Bthgliam Thomas, Church street. Holbeach
Boor Walter Henry & Son, 3 WelUngton la.
High street; Stamford
Brown John Daniel, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Day George Robert, 88 BpUsby rd. Homcastle
Drewry George, 14 Robinson at. Gt. Orimsby
Fisher Jamas, Waterloo street, Market Rasen
Genney John, 32 RoUnaon st. Gt. Grimsby
Gray George, jnn. Sao View st Oleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Hare 'ft Son, 21 Strait, Lincoln
HiU Richd; 339 Low. Burgeaast St Grimsby
Longley James, 70 Sootgote, Stamford
Mniman Jdbn, Skirbeck, Boston
Mown Btsratoorton M. Prospect stHomcstl
Noylor Jn. Bansteod. 8A, Chapel la. Spalding
Odam Joseph, High street. Market Deeping
Oyltoh wmiam, Strngar'ayanI,Bridge straet,
Ooln8botough
Pagdin Si. 2Bethelyd. Bridge st Galnsboro'
DIgltizeUN*
48*^
ic
756 BiR
Bill Fostrbs— continued. I
PaimnB Charlea, 6 Beaumont plnce, Llnooln
Pinches George, 62 Pen street, Boston
Bowbottom HeniT Chas. Boston rd. gleaford
Shepherd Joshna, Mitre lane, Boston
Wokelin James. 12 Englnegate, Loath
Weldon William, North street. Bourn
Wells Joseph, High st. Winterton, Doncaster
BIBD & AXrUtAIi FBESBVBS.
Barbv William, 16 Stndl street, Lincoln
Elmore Thomas, 21 Dolphin lane, Boston
Evans John, West street. Bourn
Ooodacre B. Vine st. BiUlngboro', Falkinghm
Kew Henry Hammond, The Mesom, 6 East-
gate, Lnuth
Wri^t Jn. F. East Stockwlth, Oainsborongh
BISUINaHAIC ft SHSFFIBLD
WABEHOTTSES.
Braham John, Burgh-in-the-Mar«h R.S.O
BroxholmeH.L.8!), 40 &41London rd.Ornthm
Cooling Alfred, Mctherlngham, Lincoln
Newbold John Davison, 14 ilO St. Benedict's
square, Lincoln
NichollB John William, West street. Bourn
Willoughby George, 11 Market pi. Qrantham
BISCUIT BAKEB
Smithson William, in Lord st. Oainsborongh
Watmough & Son, SI Cleethorpc road. Great
Grimsby
BI.ACSIKa WAKKK.
Brown Henry, Rnskington, Sleaford
BLANKET KAKEBS.
Chambers A. & Co. «7 (late *S) * <8 High
street, Grantham
BliOWINO KAOHINE MAKKB,
Eittmer Benjamin, Pnlstow, Loutli
BOABDING HOUSE KEEPEB8.
See Lodging House Eeepers.
BOABSINQ SOHOOI.S.
See Schools — Private.
BOAT BXni<SEB8.
Bates & Quash, Fishdock rd. Great Grimtby
Bauckham Robert, 130 Orwell at. (it. Grimsby
Be'.l Mrs. Jane, Brayford side, Lincoln
Cooper John, Walkerith, Gainsborough
Bring Smith Edwards, Marsh rooil, Spalding
Dunston T. (exors. of), Torksey, Gaiiiaboro'
Fclton Matthew A. Fishdock rd. Ot. Grimsby
Glentwnrth John. Fishdock, Great Orimsby
Great Grimsby Ship Bulldiug Co. Limited
(William Whitelam, man.), Fish dock.
Great Grimsby
Leggott Joseph, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Leggott William, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Fannell John, Mnrsn road, Spalding
Patrick Wm. Jackson, Brayfonl side, Lincoln
Bead William. Fisli dock. Great Orinisby
Smith, Steplieuson iSe Vere, Perseverance
works, Cleetborpe road & at Old dock &
office, Flower street. Great Grimsby
Trolley John, Fisli dock, Great Grimsby
BOAT ft BABQE OWNEBS.
Marked tlius * are Keel Owners.
Markcil tlina f are Sloop Owners.
*Barraclougli Benjamin, Butts road, Barton-
on-Humber
>BiuTaclougli Joeepli, Waterside road,Barton-
on-Hnmter
^BarrnclougliThomas, Waterside road,Barton-
on-Hnmbcr
*BarracIougli William, Waterside road, Bar-
ton-on-Humber
tDent Chnrles, Goxhill, Hull '
fDent E<lwarcl, Goxhill, Hull
Goodrick Mr<<. Elizabeth, Hob hole, Toynton
All SaJnt«, Spilsby
Hall Samuel, Fostlyke, Spalding
Hayes Alfred, 3 Spain lane, Boston
Hndwn Thomas, North Forty FootbLBoetou
Johnson William, Crowle, Doncaster
Kyme Robt. Tan vats, Metheringhun, Lincoln
Meeds William, Tattersball rowl, Boston
Phut GIU, Bardney ferry, Bardney, Lincoln
Redmild Charles, Sklrbeck quarter. Boston
Turner James, 132 Cleethorpe rd. Ot-Grlmsby
tWcldrick Thomas, 94 Weelsby street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Wilson Henry, 78 Bridge St. Gainsborough
BOII.EB MAXEBS.
Bee Ste»m Engine Boiler Makers,
BOMB OB08HBBS.
Snckering Alfred, East Barkwith manure
works, East Barkwith, Wragby
Fox & Isle ; offices. West street & Bull ring,
Homcastle
Korfolk Robert A Sons, Thames street &
Corn exchange, Ix>nth A East Marsh
itnet, Great Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
SlmpKui Thomae dc Co. Limited, East road»
Sleaford
Walmsley John, Newton -on -Trent, Netrark
BONE SBTTXB.
Wingato Geo. Trolley, 73Norton st.Granthaiu
BOOKBINDBBS.
AlllH Samuel, Willingtiam rd. Market Btwen
AamoD Joseph, tiwanpool court, Lincoln
Bellamy Herliert Rlchardsou.Temice, Spilsby
Brown George Ernest, 10 Wonugate, Bontou
Bnnlitt Tliomas Henry, 2 Mercer row, Louth
Bush Arthur Robert, Caxtoo Printing works.
Market place, Caistor
Dolby Willlara Pretty, GO High St. Stamford
Eden WUllam Jabez, 4 Victoria street west.
Great Grimsby
Eyre John, 60 Pen street, Boston
Fawcett William, 7 l-^oRtgate, Sleaford
Foster Preston Geortre, 93 Eastgate, Louth
Gait Albt. 12 & 13 Old Market pl.Gt.Grimsby
Gale George, 202 High street, Lincoln
Jackson George & Bon, 33 Market pi. Brigg
Jackson & Parker, 19 Market place, Louth
Johnson Tlios. 11 Hickman st. Gainsborough
Joll Watson, 25 Bull ring, Horucastle
Larder William A. (trustees of), 20 Ea-Jgate,
Louth. See advertisement
Mason & Valters, 2.\, Kidgate, Louth
Mawer Joseph. 91 Eastgate, LouJi
Mitchell Wm. Henry, 50 High at. SUmford
Morris John T. West street, Bouni
Morton John, 1 Market place, Boston
Parker Jolin, IB Swinegate, Grantham
Pewx Joim Thomas, Market place, Bourn
Robart8Wltr.Seward,405pilsbvril.Horncastle
Ruddock Jo)m William, 333 High st. Lincoln
Smedley Miss Georglaua, Xnrthgate. Sleaford
Smith Matthew Henry, Xirtou Liudwy R.S.0
Tupbolme Johu Gildou, 20 Mercer row^Louth
Watkinson Henry, Hall place. Spalding. See
advertisement
Wells Joseph, High st Wlnicr^.ou, Doncaster
Wiltford Joseph, High street, Scunthorpe,
Doncaster
Williamson James, 290 High street. Llnooln
Wish Richard dc Son, 241 High st. Lincoln
BOOXSEIiliBBS.
Marked thns * are also Pul)IIetiers.
Marked thus f are also Secondhand Bkslrs.
Marked thus X ore Circulating Libraries.
Akrill, Ruddock & Keyworth, '253 High
street, Line tin
Amcoats & Co. 47 Lord street, Gainsborough
.\shton Jotin, 73 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Bellamy Herbert Ricliardaon, Terrace, Spilsby
tBorne Hj'. Chas, Doncaster, 42Hls;liBt. Boston
British & Foreign Bible Society's Depdts
(Pinney Sc Son, agents), 21 High street,
Stamford; (Mis- Jane East, manageress),
surer street, Lincoln ; 133 EiiRtgnte, Louih;
(John William Mockinder & Robert Mac
kinder, sees. ; Mrs. Susannoli Borkworth,
agent) ; depGt, Ashby road, Spilsby
Burditt Thomas Henrj-, 2 Merc*rr row, Louth
Burton Tlios. Isaac, 74 & 70 Eastgate, Louth
Bush Arthur Robert. Caxton Printing works,
Market place, Caistor
Caldicott Charles. Market place, Gains-
borough. See advertisement
Christian Knowledge Society 'li Deix)ts( Robert
William Parsons, agent). Cattle market,
Sjiilsby; (Lontli branch), (Rev. Canon
Wilde, treasurer; J. G. Tupholme), 20
Mercer row, Louth; 14 St. Mary's hill,
Stiuntord ; 32 West street, Boston &
(Robert Eaton) 23 Wrawby street, Brigg
Creasey William, fi Wrawby street, Brigg
Dingwall & Wilson, 42 Market place. Boston
Ed6nWm.Jabez,4VictoriaBt.west,Gt.GrmBby
Ereringham John, 21 Earl st. Gt. Grimsby
Foster Preston George, 03 Eastgate, Louth
Gait Albert, 12 & 13 Old Market place,
Great Grimsby
Gale George. 202 High street, Lincoln
Gllllatt Jonn. Sootter, KIrton Lindsey R.S.0
Halliwell Edwin, 4 New market, Lincoln
Hannam Jasper, 8 Silver st. Gainsborough
Haj-nes & Son, 29 St. Peter's st. Stamford
Houghton J. H. & Co. 11 New street.
Louth. See advertisement
^Houghton Hugh, High street, CHeethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Howard Mrs.Emma,14 St. Mary's Iil. Stamford
Howell Nestor, 46 Lumley road, Skegness
'Jackson dc Parker, 19 Market place, Louth
Jackson George & Son, 33 Market pL Brigg
Jackson AJfred, 110 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
JackBonChaB.H.lAgaeetborpe rd.Gt.GrlmBby
Jackson Mrs. Eliza, 432 & 434 Victoria street
norti), Great Grimsby
Jenkinson John A Sons, 68 High st. Stamford
Joll Watson, 26 Bull ring, Horncostle
Kirk Robt. 14 dc 16 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Lync & Son, 8 Westgate. Qraathani
Manton William, 6 West street, Boston
Mawe William, 89 Hi^ street, Grantham •
Mawor Joseph, 91 Eastgate, Louth
Mitchell Tbomu, High street, Holbeach
[kelut's
Morris John T. We^t street. Boom
Morton Wm.Kirkham,27 High st. Ilomcastle
Parker George, Market place, Caistor
Parsons Robert Wm. Cattle market, Spilsby
Pearce John l*homas. Market place. Bourn
Porter & Pulford, 24 Market place. Siialdiu?
Religious Tract Society's Depots (Jackson &
Son), Market pi. Brigg ; (Wm.Hy.MitchelI>
60 High St. Stamfordi& 133 £ast«Ktc,Loutb
Rose John, Falklngliara
Russell William, Gotfberton, Spalding
Sampson Robert, 3 & 3 Market place, Slea-
ford, See advertisement
Soarvy Alfred, 32 College street, Grontl^om
Sheltou Jabez ClLBS.MarketpLMarketDeepijig
Shepherd & Son, Market place. Louth
Smedlev Miss (^eorgiona. North gate.SIcafnri]
Smith Matthew Henry, KIrton Lindsey R.S.(}
Stointon Marj-annie, 11 Gulldliall st. Lincoln
Swain & Son, High st. Long Sntton, Wisbech
Tupholme John Gildon. 20 Mercer rw. Lonth
fTurrill Henry, 280 High street, Lincoln
Wakelin Brlttan, Market place, Alford
Watkinson Henry, Hall {^aoe, Spalding. See
advertisement
Wells Joseph, High st. Winterton, Doncaster
Wliittingham Thomas Hulme, Queen street.
Market Rosen
WiUford Jsph. HIghst.&cuntnorpe,Doncft»ter
Williamson James, 290 High street, Lincoln
Wykes Miss Elizabeth, 32 West st. Boston,
BOOT ft ft SHOB KAKBBS—
WHOIiBSALB.
Baxter James, 53 Hlgli street, Stamford
Dick R. A J.I14 Cleetliorpe road, GuGrimsbv
HuxterbyA Bryant, -29 A 31 High street &:
at Church laue, Horucastle
Panton Jn. 8 & 8 St lAwrence 8t.HonicastIe
PubUc Benefit Boot Co. (John Henry Patrick,
manager), Market place, Alford
Public Benefit Boot & Shoe (;& (Tlip) (Thos.
Coulsou, man.),Heatonstreet,Gaic8bGroagh
Scales & Salter, 34 Cleethorpe id. Gt. Grimsby
Stead & Simpson (James Henry Cotterill,
manager). National Boot dc Sluie e^tabllcih-
ment, 26 Market place, Lonth ; hnuicltets
Market place, Alford ; High street, Spilsby;
& 2 Bull ring, Horncostle
Thomhill Wm. 25 & 27 Bridge st. Gainslwnr
BOOT ft SHOB MAKBB3 &
DEALBBS.
Abbott William, 2 Slncil street, Lincoln
Ackland Thoma9,Long Bennington, Gran thfun
Ackrill John. 13 Park street, Lincoln
Ackrill Robinson, 30 The Pork, Lincoln
AclamI Ebeuezer, Quadring, Spelding
Aistrup Jas. London rd.LongSutton,Wiabe;.h
AlstrupWm.Ncrth st. Long Sutton. WUbecli
Alcock Henry, North Somercotee, Gt.Grimsl'y
Aldam Storey, Cambridge street, Cleetliorp'>.
Great Grimsby
Allen John, Nortli st. Crowland, Pcttrborii'
Alliugton Harris, 8 >'reeman st. Gt. (rrim^-bv
Alllii Sellars, Huttoft, Alford
Alexander Charles, 9 St. Mary's st, Ptamfor 1
Ambler Richard, Rnskington. Sleaford
Anderson James, Waltham. Great Grinie-b:*'
Andrew William. 4 Guildhall street, Linct>2n
Appleby George, North Cockerington. Loutti
Archer John, Roman Bank, 5kegncs(>
Armstrong WlUIam, Partner, Spilsby
Arnold John, 20 CommerciaJ road, Spal:Iiiitr
Arnold Josepli, West street. Bourn
Ashforth John. High st. Barton-on-Hnaili^r
Ashlev John, Goulccbv, Horncostle
Ashton William. 11 Eastgate, Louth
Ashton William, New Holland. Hull
Atkin George, 21 Wormgate, Boston
Atkin William, Church end,FrampU>n.Bf>s*tcik
Atkinson John,35d£37 Freeman st.Gt.GrDittliv
Atkinson John, Langton-by-Spilsbj. SpHsbv
Atkinson William, Mumby, Altonl
Bacon Mrs. Caroline, South gate, SIeaf'ir<l
Bacon Joshua, Soutti Leaslngham, Sieafonl
Baggaley Hannam, Scopvtick, Lincoln
Bagley John, Great Coatcs, tJlceby
Balucs William Knott,Metheringham. Lincoln
Baius Benjamin. East st.Crowland, Peter bQr«>*
Bains Rlchanl, North Kelaey, Brigg
Baker John, 843 High street, Lincoln
Baker Presswood, Metheringham, LIucolu
Baldock Joseph, 25 Oxford street, Sew Cle<-.
Great Grimsby
Baldwin John, Elsham, Brigg
Bomber WlUIani, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Borfleld Benjamin Heury. Corby, Oraritldiiu
Barker Henry, Candlesby, Spilsby
Barker WUliam, Wlthern, Alfoni
Barker William C. Appleby, DoncARter
Barker Wm.Knott,6VictoriaBt.we.Gt.Omi*^ ■.
Barnard Wm. Wilson, Owstcm Ferry, Bawtrv
Bamet Henry, Hdglilngttm, Lincoln
Bamett John, Wcstgote. Sleaford
Bamett Thomas, 16 Crescent, Spalding
BarrottF.G. Willoughton,KirtonUndpey-R. S.t>
Barton Harry, 50 Brood street, Stamtcml
Barty Charles, 16 Albert to-. Bkirbeck. B^^ettdi
Barwell Daniel, Dowsby, Falkinghom
Digi
:izedbyVjUU^lC
THADlS dibectorv.]
Batty John Slchud, 6 Rtpon ttreet, Lincoln
Batty WlUlum, Corby, Onntbam
Baxter Henry, Plckworth, Falklngham
Bay«t'>n Jolin C.Wntit.LangSattan,Wtabech
BemHenry, 111 Alfred 8t. High (treet, Lincoln
Beck George, 94 Wntgace, Orantham
Berk Rolicrt, S9 Weetgate, GranUiam
Beckett Edward, 31 Steep hill. IJncoln
Beckett Richard, 8t. Martin's lane, Lincoln
BedellH Wllllain, 43 Welby street, Orantham
Beech Georgre, 1 Proapoct street, Horncastle
Beeken Fredk.Wm. \Ve«t Plnchbeck,Spaldlng
Beeken William, Cowbit, Spalding
Belcher Thoa. Weat Deeping, Market Deeping
Bell Freilerlck, Grasby, Calator
Bell (ieorge. 111 High street, Boston
Bell Robert, Methenngluun, Lincoln
Bellamy James, Dry Doddington, Grantham
Beltnn Wni. Hy. 98 Mewland St. we. Lincoln
Bemrose Elljali, Market place, Alfoid
Bemrnse Henry, Sloothby, Alford
Beniier Charles William, Moolton, Spalding
Bennett Benjamin, ScrediDghHm,I'Mkingham
Benson James, Thurlby, Bourn
Benstead Mrs. Mary, Westgate, Steaford
Benton William, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Benton William, Weat street. Boom
Bett Samuel, South WiUingham, Wragby
Bllton John, Glentluun, Market Rasen
Bird George. Burgh-npon.Bain, Louth
Bird Reuben, gueen street, SpUsby
Blackburn* Jas. High st. Crowlo, Doncaister
Blackburn William, Coningsby, Boston
Blake James, West street, Boston
Blakelock Henry, 1 Bradley street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Blakelock Henry, Holme street, Gt. Grimsby
Blakey Charles, lo, Fydell street, Boston
Blakey Samuel, Welton-in-the-Marsfa, Spilsby
Blaydcs George Ingram, Whaplode, Spalding
Blinkhom William,231 & 232 High stLlncoln
Blow George, M Barton road, Lincoln
Blyton George, Swinderby, Lincoln
Bond & Co. 5 St. John's street, Stamford
Bond Robert, Partney, Spilsby
Bonner George, Welton, Lincmn
Booth William, 6C Chelmsford st. Lincoln
Booth Wm. Holgnte, Winterton, Doncaster
Borman Edmund, 83 Weelsby street, New
Glee, Great Grimsbv
Borrell William, Whitepit, Swaby, Altjrd
Boucher John, New York, Boston
Bonc!:er Josej^. 23 Silver street, Lincoln
Bowers George, 63 & M Brtiadgate, Lincoln
Bown Arthur, 40 Church street,Oainsborough
Bownesa William, Sea View street, Clee-
thorpefi. Great Grimsby
Bo\i'H Richard, Blyton, Gainsborough
Boyden J. Deeping St.James,MarketDeeping
Brackenhury John, Market Stalnton, Wragby
Brackenhury Joseph, Pen street, Boston
Bradbury Mra, Sarah, Haxey, Bawtry
Brader Thomas, Hemingby, Horncastle
Brader Thomas, Swarby, tileaford
Brailley James, North8omercoteB,Gt.Grimsby
Bradley William, 10 Skirbeck road, Beaton
Brady Joseph, Sutterton, Spalding
Bramam D. Plckard,Barrow.on-Humber, Hull
BramhUl Charles, 191 Victor street. New Clee,
G rettt Grimsby
BramhUl Thomas, 119 Albion it. Gt. Grimsby
Broncton Mrs.E.193 Cleethorperd.Gt.Qrm8by
Bran ten Joseph, Corporation rd. Gt. Grimsby
Bratley William, Tctney, Great Grimsby
Brattcn William, Wlnteringham, Doncaster
Bra veryElI, 92KlngEdward St. nth. G t. Grmsby
Brett Simon, 36 SilTer street, Gainsborough
Brinkley Williani, West street. Bourn
Brlstow John, Pointon, Falkingham
Broadley George, 15 New street, Louth
Brock William, Burrlnghom, Doncaster
Brooln William, Walcott, Lincoln
Brooks William, Westgatie, Sleaford
Brooks William, West street, Sleaford
Broughton Croft, Maltby-le-Moish, Alford
Broughton Henry, 26 West street, Boston
Broughton William, East Halton, Ulceby
Browh:&Snrlleet.Marketplace,Market Rosen
Si ( Jowph Tebb, man.) Market pi. Calstor
Brown George, Chapel la. Barton-on-Humber
Brown George, 15 North street, Horncastle
Brown James, Fiskerton, Lincoln
Brown James, Legsby. Market Rasen
Brown John, Foeton, Grantham
Brown John William, Corby, Orantham
Bro'wnRichd.21St.Botolpb'Bter.HighBt.Lncln
Brown Thomoa, Faldlngworth, Market Rasen
Brumby Mattlinr, Michoelgate, Lincoln
Bmmpton Oeorge, Bardney, Lincoln
Brumpton Matthew, Tetney, Great Grimsby
BruinptonWilllam,NorthCockerlngton,Louth
Bryan William, Bopsley, Grantham
Bryant Eli, Soltergate, Lincoln
BafTam Joseph, Great Carlton, Louth
BaUimore Boijamln, Braoeby, Falkingham
Bullivont Edward, 28 High street, Stamford
Bullock William, Hnmber street, Gt. Grimsby
Bonn Somoel, S Wynn street, Lincoln
Bnrldtt John, 30 Aswell lane, Lonth
Bnrkitt Wharfe, Bourne place, Alford
Barman Christopher, Btnmd st. OL Oilnuby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Bnmett Edward, 87 West street, Boston
Burnett Frederick, Lndborongh, Loath
Burnett Oeorge, 84 Eastgate, Loath
Burnett Henry, Hemingby, Homcaatle
BnrtonR. Ix>nglands, Woolsthorpe,Orantham
Barton Robert, Luddlngton, Goole
Barton Thomas, South street, Calstor
Barton Thomas, Winterton, Doncaster
Butler Joeeph, Ingoldmells, Burgh R.S.0
Bntteriield John, Epworth, Doncaatcr
Butters Mrs. Rebecca, South Onnsby.cnm-
Ketsby, Alford
Buttrick George, Gartliorpe, Ooole
Byford & Son, 8 Hal! phkce, Spalding
Camplln George, Whitepit, Swaby, Alford
Campling Matthew, Fleet, Holbeach
Canham .\nthony South, West street, Crow-
land, Peterborough
Canham James, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Cannan William, 'J6 Market pbice, Spalding
CansdaleJohn Merriman,6I Hnngate, Lincoln
Canty Mrs. Mary, Market pLBurton-on-Hmbr
Care Samuel, Newton-upon-Trent, Newark
Carr Alfred, 0«-mby, Market Raaen
Carr William, Carlton-ie-Moorland, Newark
Carter James, Belchford, Horncastle
Carter William, Snelland, Wragby
Cash & Co. 106 Cleethorpe'ird. Ot. Orlmsby
& 14 Sheep market, Spalding
Catley Edwin, 3 Tine St. Monks rd. Lincoln
Catley George, Nettleton, Castor
Catley John, Wootton, Ulceby
Cannt William, Great Goner^, Orantham
Cave .^aron, Scothern, Lincoln
Chambers John, 23 High street & 69 London
road, Grantham
Chapman & GilUtt, lOfi Cleetborpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
ChapmanJarvIs, Newport st.Barton-on-Hmbr
Chapman Joeeph, 6 Beaumont fee, Lincoln
Chambers Joseph, Butterwick, Boston
Chapman Robt. Queen st. Barton-on-Hnmfaer
Chapman Thomas, 62 Double street, Spalding
Chapman Wm. Binbrooke, Market Raaen
Chapman Wm. 10 St. Lawrence St. Horncastle
Chatterton Thomas, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Chester Henry, Butterwick, Boston
Chown Eli, 16 Union road, Lincoln
Claricoates John, Green lane, Horncastle
Claricoats Richard, Welbourn, Orantham
Clark John, Harmston, Lincoln
Clark Jn. North Forty Foot bank, Boston
Clark Thomas, Owston ftrry, Bawtry
Clark William, Whitepit, Swaby, Alford
Clarke Adam, 336 High street, Lincoln
Clarke Charles, 68 Double street, Spalding
Clarke George, 99 Kent street, Gt Grimsby
Clarke James, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Clarke John, Brocebridge, Lincoln
Clarke John, 67 New street Grontliam
Clarke Roland, 67 Strand st. Ot. Grimsby
Clarke William. Chapel street, Boston
Claydon Frederick, Wide Bargate, Boston
Claj-ton Fiancis, 10 Cheqaergate, Louth
Clayton Mrs. George, Keelby, Ulceby
Clayton John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Cleaver Robert. Moulton, Spalding
Cleland & Findlay, 6 Bed Lion sq. Stamford
Clifton James, East Halton, Ulceby
Cobley Joseph, Reynolds, Surfleet, Spalding
Cocklin John, 40 Weehiby street. New dee.
Great Grimsby
Codd John Llllyman, 19 Victoria st Lincoln
Codd Thomas, Leadenham, Grantham
Codlln Joeeph, Osbonmby, Falkingham
Coggle Charles, 6 Waterside south, Lincoln
Colbrook Betts, Waltham, Great Grimsby
ColeWilliam,308Victoria8tnorth,GtGrimsby
Cook James, Metheringham, Uncoln
Cook John, Little London, Spalding
Cook Tom Foster, Corringham, Gainsborough
Cook William, South Ferriby, Hull
Cooke William, Potter Honworth, Lincoln
Cooling William, Branston, Lincoln
Cooper George, Haxey, Bawtry
Cope George, 6 College street, Orantham
Copeland Henry, Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Copeman John Thos. Sutton Bag. Wisbech
Copley Robert, Westborongh, Orantham
Comey Mrv. Mary, Dorrlngton, Lincoln
Comey Robert Ruskington, Sleaford
Cottam George, 97 Bridge st Gainsborough
CoulBon Thoe. Kirkby^um-Osgodby, Market
Rasen
CoulsDnW.HIbald8tow,EIrton LindseyR.S.0
Coupland Chas. Marebam-le-Fen, Boston
Cousins Anthony. Glenthom, Market Raaen
Cousins Henry, Winterton, Doncaster
Cowham Ashlln, Leake, Boston
Cowham Jabex, Friskney. Boston
Cowham John Tinsley, High st Wainfleet
AU Saints R.S.0
Cowham Tinsley, Friskney, Boston
Cowle William, 27 Freeman st Ot Orimsby
Cox Jn.Peterlx»ronghrd.FrowIand,Peterboro'
Cox Samuel, 28 Winaover rood, Spialding
Craft Thomas, 27 MelvUle street, Lincoln
Cragga John, H61ton-le-Clay, Ot Grimsby
Crampton George, 62 High street, Lincoln
Craven Abraham, South Leasingliam, Sleafrd
Crawshaw James, Epworth, Doncaster
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CreedBoardman, Marketat LangSntton.Wsbcb
Croft Jas. S. Orby, Bnrgh-in-the-Manh B.S.0
Croft Joseph, Custor road. Market Rasen
Croft Thos. King Edward st nth.GtOrimsby
Cross Wm.Highst Wainfleet All SalntsR.S.0
GrowBon Richard, Scamldesby. Horncastle
Growston Oeorge, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Crust William, Scotton, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Cnllen Charles, East's court, Christ's Hospital
terrace, Lincoln
Culpin William, Commercial road, Spalding
Cummins George, Hotaington, Horncastle
Cuningham Thomas, West street, Boston
Cnrsley Charles, Wootstborpe, Grantham
Cashing William, 22 Crescent Spalding
Dales Henry, North Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Dales John, North Somercotea, Gt. Grimsby
Danby James, Bardney, Lincoln
Darby Henrr, 6« West street, Boston
Darnell Henry,SaItfleethy St Clement Louth
Davison Robert, 34 & 38 Aswell lane, Louth
Dawkes CIulb. 41 Commercial rd. Grantham
Dawklns Joeeph, Reepham, Lincoln
Dawaon'James & Son, 16 ^ncll 8treet,Lincoln
Dawson Oeorge, Bull ring. Great Grimsby
Dawson Henry, Bicker, Spalding
Dawion John, 26 Silver street, Uncoln
Dawson John Fell, 7 Mercers row, Spalding
Dawson Joeeph, Reepham, Lincoln
Dean Edward, Navenby. Grantham
Dean Isaac, Little Steeping. Spilsby
Dennis Joseph, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Dewhirst J oseph, Burwell, Louth
Dickens Jolm, Colsterworth, Grantham
Dickinson Edward,Bargh-in-the-Mar8h B.S.0
Dickinson Oeorge, 104 Eastgate, Louth
Dickinson Tobias. Btow, Lincoln
Dixon David, Brayford head, Lincoln
Dixon Joseph, 12 Cagthorpe, Horncastle
Dixon Robert 6 Mill hUl, Boston
Dixon Thos. Snitterby, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Dixon Thomas, 39 Steep hill, Lincoln
Dixon William, Dorrlngton, Lincoln
Dobbins John, 4 WestHeld street, Carholme
rood, Lincoln
Dobaon Mn. Mary Ann, 2 West St Mary's
gate. Great Orimsby
Dodd Mr*. Moiy Ann, Tattenliall, Boston
Dodson Fredk. George, 10 Com marketLoath
Dodsworth Nathan, BiUinghay, Sleaford
Dolby Benj. Hongh-on-the-Hill, GranUiam
Dolby John, Oldsworth, Fulbeck, Orantham
Donner John Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Domer Chiistr. Serpentine st Market Rasen
Doughty Levi, Ropeley, Grantham
Dove Henry, Wragby
Downes James, North street, Bonm
Dowson Oeo.Derrythorpe,Althorpe,Doncaater
Drakard William,! Elmer st. 8outh,0niitham
Draper John George, 283 High street, Lincoln
Drayton Ricliard, 224 King Edward st ntnli.
Great Orimsby
DriffiU Ralph, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
DrilBIl William, Aahby, Brigg
DrilBU William, Burton.on-Stather,Doncaster
Dring John, Wormgate, Boston
Dring William, Saltfleetby, St Peters, Louth
Dring William, South Wltham, Orantham
rinkwater Benjamin, 183 Cleetborpe road.
Great Orimsby
Drary Mra. Hannah, Skellingthorpe. Lincoln
Drory Thomas, North Kyme, Sleaford, Lincoln
Dniry Thomas Wilson, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Duell Alfd. Ernest 17 Pasture st Ot Grimsby
Dundenlale William, WiUingham-by-Stow,
Gainsborough
Dann Charles, Tynton All Saints, Spilsby
Dunn Frederick, Queen street. Market Rasen
Dnnn Thomas, 26 Cleetborpe rd. Ot. Grimsby
Eastwood Jn. 24 Cleetborpe rd. Ot Orimsby
Eayrs Miss Elizabeth, 31 Broad st Stamford
Eayra William, Swinesheod, Spalding
Edman John, Bardney, Lincoln
Edwards Heber, 39 New rood, Spalding
Edwards John, Baasingham, Newark
Ellis Charles, Ulceby Village
Ellis John, Moulton, Spalding
Ellis Thomas, 39 North street, Stamford
EUmore Jame«, Heckington, Sleaford
Elmttt John Henry, Tetford, Horacaatle & at
Horncastle
Else John, DonlngtonMin-Bain, Louth
Elvln Robert, 3 Neptune ter. Beoconthotpe,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Elwood Mrs. Ann, 8 Market place, Brigg
Enderby Mrs. Fanny, Donington, Spalding
Enderby Frederick, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Bnderlv Smith, Burgh-in-tbe-Marsli R.S.0
Epton Renben, Wainfleet AU Saints R.&0
Evans John, Westgate, Sleaford
Evans Samuel, Donington, Spalding
Everett John, Hnmberstone, Great Orimsby
Bvison Joseph, Wrangle, Boston
Fardell Henry John, Edcnham, Boom
Farmery David, 67 Aswell lane, Lonth
Farmery John Hv.21 St Michael's road,Loath
Farr Alfred, Weat street, Holbeach
Farr Oeone, Geaberton, Spalding
Faulkner Enoch, Ruskington, Sleaford
Favell Thomaa, Heckington, Sleaford
Favill Thomas, Bwlneshead, Spalding
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BOOT ft 8B0B UAXEBS ft DEALEItg— ODD.
Fswoett WlUtam, Kfrton Llnduj B-RO
Feathentnne John; OUntworth, Lincoln
FaKtheratone Jn. Taunton All Saints, Spilsby
Fenton Q«orge, AshbTi Brlggs
Fieltl Mra. J&egt. Amelia, High «t. Holbeach
Field! & 8oii,3Ibrketst]>>ng Sutton. Wlabech
FMds James Bichard, Epworth, Doncaater
FialdseDd J. 8t,vytx, BinbrookcUarket Rasen
Flaher William, Hoolton, Spalding
Flatten Frederick W. Eastgate, Bourn
Fleor Thomaa, Saltfleetby St. Feterg, Lonth
Fletcher Oeorge,Baltliara.on-Baln,HQm(;a8tle
Fletchar Joaeph, Bocknall, Homoutle
Foster John, M Bluefcate, Orantham
Foater WQUam, Measlngham, Kirton Llndsey
B.6.0
Fotherby Charles, Skelllngthorpe, Lincoln
Fowler Alfred Ic Son, Saltaeetby All Saints,
Louth
Fowler Andrew, Deeping St. James, Market
Beeping
Fowler Charles, 432 High street, Lincoln
Fox Henrjr, Ludford, Market Basen
Fox William, Stlckney, Boston
France Richard, Marton, Galnsboroagh
Francis Oharlet, 36 West street, Boston
Franldsh George, Gnuby, Calstor
Franklin Hy. 177 Oleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Freeman, Uanly Sc Willis Limited, 307 High
street, Linooln & 13 Bridge street, Spalding
Freeman Saninel, 22 Sindl street, Lincoln
Freeston William, Strand street, Gt. Grimsby
French Robert, Fisli Dock road, Gt. Grimsby
FHdllngtonRobinson,Blnbrooke, MarketBaaen
Frlslcney Samuel, Dnnholme, Lincoln
Frith James, Morton-by^Gainsborongh
Frost J. a. M Friars lane. Monks rd. Linooln
Fysh John, Fleet, Holbeach
Fysh Wniiam Clayton,Cbapeagate.Gedney &0
Osdsby John, Sudbrook, Ancaater, Grantham
Gale John, 18 Norton street, Graiitliara
Gale Richard, Innocent street, Boston
Gall Thomas, Claxby, Market Rasen
Garrait George, Eirby Green, Lincoln
Gairatt Isaac, Wigtoft, Spalding
Garratt Joseph, Metheringham, Lincoln
Oanatt William, Baasingham, Newark
Garratt William, Seas end, Surfleet, Spalding
Genever Joseph, Uillngton, Stamford
George Uriah, Moolton Chapel, Spalding
Gibbons Edward, Donington, Spalding
Gibbs Mark Anthony, Station street, Boston
Gibson John, Easton, Grantliam
Gill Baxter, Northgate, Slenford
OilUatt John, BUlinghay, Sleaford
Oillott John, East Bnttervi'lck, Doncaster
Gbdlestone Chas. Fredc. B High St. Qiuntham
Glover Robert, Worlaby, Brigg
Glover William, Worlaby, Brlj?g
Godfrey Jackson, 8 Chnrch st. Gainsborough
Godfrey Riohd. Benton, "0 Victoria st west.
Great Grimsby
GhxKl Christopher B. 20 Old Market place,
Greab Grimsby
Good George, Bametby-le-Wold R.S.0
Gooding James,Mablethorpe, St.Mary,AUord
GoodUS Geo.eo SLMarUn's, High st.Stamfrd
Goodman George, Wainfieet All SoinU R.S.0
Gordham Aaron, West street, Crowlond,
Peterborough
Gosling Edwln,9 it 10 Station street, Spalding
Gosling Thomas, FrlthTille, Blbeey
Ooatick Isaac Silk Willoughby, Sleaford
Gostick Joseph, Wilsford, Grantham
Oostock Joseph, Westgatc, Sleaford
Grantham Henry, South street, Cau^or
Onntbam Joseph, 38 Victoria street west.
Great Grimsby
Graves William, Legbourne, Louth
Gray Job, Sibsey, Boston
Gray Steels, Willingliiun-by-Stow,Oainsbargb
Grayson William Suml.Wellingore,GrautIiam
Green John, Scotter, Kirton Lindsey K.S.0
Greenbury Joseph, Waterloo st.Market Rasen
Oreenham James, 10 Victoria terrace. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Oreensmith Thomas, Wilsford, Grantham
Greaswell Jabez, 20 Market place, Louth
Orewer Daniel, 74 Fildes st. Great Grimsby
Griffiths John, Woolstborpe, Grantliam
Griggs John, Moulton Chapel, Spal ling
Grundy Grontlmm, Yarborough, Louth
Gunby Thomas, Wiiiterton, Doncaster
Gunthorpe William, 3 Spencer street, Lincoln
Gumhill Henry, Holton, Wragby
Holdenby John, Althorpe, Doncaster
Hales Thomas, Thomey road, Crowland,
Peterborough
Hall Charles, 3fi High street, Homcastle
Hall Edmund. 3 Freeman st. Great Grimsby
Ball Jn.Sea View st. Cleethorpes.Gt.Orimgby
Hall Levi, 4S Dudley road, Grantham
Hall Robert, 67 Wide Borgnte, Boston
Hall Wilhun, Coleby, Lincoln
Hall William, HecUngton, Sleaford
Hailing Robrat, Stanhope road, Homcastle
Hammon Richard Hart, The Tudor stores.
Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Hammond George, Welton, Lincoln
Handley Charles, Osboumby, Falkingfaom
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Handley John, FalUnghaot '
Handley Bobert, Osboumby, FalUngham
Haadlqr Thomas, Osboumby, FalUngham .'
Handley William, Osboumby, Falking bam
Handsley Dawson, Firsby, 8|^by
Hannah Jis. 132 Dunoombe st. Gt. Grimsby
Bansard Josq>h, North Hykeliam, Lincoln
Hansard Robert, Thorp&on the-Hill, Linooln
Hanson SAwa. Newport st. Barton^on-Humbr
Hanson William, Corringtiam, Gainsborough
Hardy BenjamlmQUeen street, Market Basen
Hardy William, 70 Church st. Gainsborough
Hargrave Sc Sob, 69 Wrawby street, Brigg
Hargreaves Mr8.Ellza,7 Market st.Gainsbora'
Harness Edward, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Harper Nathaniel, Grantham street, Lincoln
Harris Joseph, Hazey, Bawtry
Harrison Charles, Horse market, Caistor
Harrison Enoch, Waterloo st. Market Basen
Harrison John, Luddington, Qoole
Harrison John, New Holland, Hull
Hart Edwin, Sn-arby, Slwfonl
Hartley William, 25 Honson street, IJucoln
Hartley William, West AUingioD, Grantham
Harvey William Jn. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Haw Thos. H. 231 Cleethorpe rd.Gt Grimsby
Haw Thomas Wat«sn,30 Victoria street west.
Great Grimsbr
Hawkoaworth Oea 21 Homcastle rd. Boston
Bawling Thomas, 8 Strait Bargate, Boston &
7 Maud Faster terrace, Skirbeck, Beaton
Baylock Layton, 272 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Heath William, Grey st Burton rd. Lincoln
Hebblewhlte John, Saaby All Saints, Hull
Hemsliall William, 18 Montague st. IJncoln
Herald Denis, Market place. Market Boaen
Herbert Wm. 191 Cleethorpe ni. Ot. Grimsby
Heron Mrs.Elltb.42 & 43 Mew market, Lincoln
Hewerdlne Samuel, 22 Welby street, Granthm
Hewitt George S. Barrow.on-Humber, Hull
Hewson David Bilby, 177 Wllllngbam street,
Weelsby, Great Girimsby
Hewson WiUlam, Morton, Boom
Hicks Robert, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hubert Henry, West Butterwlck, Doncaster
Hill George, 23 Cleethorpe mad. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Hill John, West st. Crowhuid, Peterborough
Hill Joseph, Saltfleet, Louth
Hill Samuel, Sontli Somercotes, Ot. Grimsby
Hind Samuel, Brant Broughton, Newark
Ilhrd Hilton, Amcotts, Doncaster
Hobeon William, 63 Newport, Lincoln
Hockney John, Lsceby, Great Grimsby
Hodlin Thomas, Horkstow, Hull
Uodson Mrs. Elliabeth,Caytliorpe, Grantham
Holland George, Haxey, Bawtry
Holling8WorthEdwd.jun.Scuuthoipe,Donc8tr
Holmes David, 9JS liostgate, Louth
Holmes Elsom, South Reston, Louth
Holmes Frederick, Holbeai-h Hum, Holbeach
Holmes George, Denton, Grantliam
Holmes Jeptha, Fotherby, Louth
Holmes John, South parade, Gainsborough
Holmes Joseph, Morton, Bourn
Holmes Joseph, South Kyme, Sleaford
Holmes Thomas, Fish Dock road,Gt.Grlmsby
Hood George, 211 High street, Lincoln
Hopper George, 4 Crock Fool lone, Sfialding
Horaley Charles, Blyton, Gainsborough
HorspOol Charles, 22S High street, Lincoln
Hossack Robert Campbell, 90 Victoria street
west & 326 Victoria st. north, Gt. Grimsby
Hotcllin Isaac, Minting, Uorncastle
Houlton William, Dlceby Village
Howden Bichard, Leverton, Boston
Howden Thomas, Hag%v-ortl]inghum. Spilsby
Howell John Tliomas, West TheddletJiorpe &
East Thedilethorpe, Lonth
Hewlett Chas.144 Up. Burgess st.Gt.Orimsby
Hoyes Edward, Navenby, Groiitbam
Hoyes Mrs. Mary, Claypole, Newark
Hubbard William, South Wltliam, Grantliam
Hudson Ben.Fenkle lone, Barton^oa-Humber
Hudson William.Chapel k. BortouKin-Humbr
Knllott John, 16 Dysort rooil, Grantham
Hunt Christr.High stBillingbora'.Falkinghm
Hunt John, Eagle, Newark
Hunt Samuel, Langwortli, Lincoln
Hunt William, Tliorpe-on-the-HlU, Llncohi
Hunter Henry, Sutton-in-the- Marsh, .Uford
Hunter Hugh, Borduey, Lincoln
Hunter Hngh,20 Wilson st. Burton rd. Linooln
Hurry Jolm. S Crack Pool hue, Spalding
Ingliam William James,Langtou St. Andrews
& Woodholl Spa, Homcastle
Inley Denis, Ancaster, Grantham
Ireland Cliarles, 117 High street, Lincoln
Ireland Charles Henry, 102 King Edward
street north, Great Grimsby
Ireland Charles Henry, 161 WUUngham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Islip John, Queen street. Market Rasen
Ja(xUn Sowersb;,Burgate, Barton^on-Humbr
Jaclcson James, 103 Norton street, Grantham
Jackson John, Ilarbrough, iJlceby
Jackson William, Denton, Grantliam
Janney 6eo.jun.North end,Crowle,Doncaster
JenUnson Charles, Fulbeck, Grantliam
Jenkinsou Jspli.Lotig Benuii)gton,arantham
[kbixt's
Jessop Abraham, 24 South straelv Boston
Jewett John, tt Albion stra*t,Gceat Orimsbj
Johnson Anthony, 11} Biarton road, XJneoln
Johnson George, Chnrch street, SpOsby
Jolinson George, Kirton Lindsey H.S.0
Johnson Qeorge, 21 Silver street, QainsborD'
Johnson Jamss, Leaked Boston
Johnson John, Dogdyke, Boston
Johnson John, 4 High street, IJncoln
Johnson Joeei^ Hd^ington, lincrin
Johnson Wakelln, Wfidmore, Boston
Johnson William, KIrkby Laytbarpe,aieSL{ord
Jones Frederick, 22 Hall place, Spalding
Judd Geo. Elliott, 69 Albion stteet, Sis^Uing
Eeall George, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O
Keightly Thomaa, Winterton, Doncaster
Kelly William, Cohiterworth, Grantham
Kelsey Osborne, Epworth, Doncaster
Kelsey Wnilam, High st. Crowle, Doncaster
Kemp Chas. Jamsson, BridgestMarketRosen
Kemp John, Six Hills, Market Rosea
Kemp Robert, Bnrgh-oc-Bain. Lonth
Kennington Job, Union street. Market Rasen
Kent William, New Bolinfibroke, Boston
Kermaa.George, Sibsey, Boston
Eettleborongb Bichard, Wsshinboro', Lincola
Key Brothers, Glentwor^, Linooln
Key William, Barrowby, Grantham
Keyworth James, Normanby-by-Spital, Mar-
ket Rasen
King Thomas William & Son. High street.
Long Sutton, Wisbech
King Robt. Henry, 69 Market phice^ Boston
King Tliomas, Anwick, Sleaford
Kirk Elijah, Aslockby, Falkingliom
Kirk George, IT Saltergate, Lincoln
Kirk James areenfleld,2 Market plaocBostoo
Kirk Thomas, Donington, Spalding
Kirk Thomas, Rosegarth stteet, Boston
Kirk William, Welby, Grantliam
Kirton Frederick Wass, Saxilby, Lincoln
Kirton John, Saxilby, Unn^
Knight Frederick, G'reat Hole, Sleaford
Knott Thomas, Branstou, Lincoln
Kyme Jofan,216 Freeman street & MWelling-
ton street, Great Grimsby
Ladd WiUiiun, Bisegate, Spalding
lAkJng Ricbard, Saltfleet. Louth
tamh Mis. Jeremiali, Heekington, Sleatord
Lammie William, ISA, West street, Boston
TAiwmiman John, dO Fildes St. Gt. Grimsby
Lanes Thos. Burton, 16 High street, Boston
Langley Thomas, Little Bytham, Stamfonl
lAngton John. Winterin^ham. DoncastcEr
Lansdale Joseph, Hogsthorpe, .Mford
Land James. Wickenbv, Wragby
Lsughton Fredk. 29x, Sootgate, Stamford
Laughton WUlJam, Ludborongh, Loath
Laughton William, 6 St. George's stStrnford
Lawson William, Leadenham, Grantham
Lawtey Thomas Robert,Winterton,Doncaeter
Laxton John, Rippingale, Bourn
Laxton Robert, 26 St. Peter's Kt. Stanford
Leach William, Fenton, Newark
Leak Edwin, Stickney, Boston
Leak Motley, New L^ike, Boston
Lee James, Franklin passage. Spilsby
Lee Josepli, 34 St. Paul stKet, Stanford
Lenton Horry Samuel, 18 High st. Stamford
Letts John, 3 Homcastle road, Boston
LetU Joseph, U Albert t«r. Bkirbeck, Boston
Lewln Bicnsxd, Bopsley, Grantham
Liley WOllam, Eagle, Newark
Limon William, Teelby, Market Basen
Ungard Henry, 122 Gatiboldl st. GUOrimsbgr
Lingard John, M Tliesiger st. Gt. Grimsby
Lingard Thomas John, 41 Victoria stxcec
west. Great Grimsby
Lister Charles, SI Holies street, Gt Grimsby
Little William, Ingham. Linooln
Lockton John Andrew. 39 College stOmtlun
LookwoodJn.Meeanghm.KirtonLiodsey^a.O
Longhorn Richard, Eastoft, Goole
Loughton William, 43 Wharf rood, Grantham
Louth James, Heekington, SteafiMrd
Lowery Richard, Button-in-tbe-Manh,Alfcri
Lynn Joseph, Bassingliam, Newark
MacUnder George, Clongh, Holbeach
MackinderGeorge MarrIs,23Davee t«r. Lincoln
Major Ingland, Burringham, Doncaster
Maltby Charles, Wragby
Maltby John W. 14 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Manton James, 110 C<>mmercisl rd. Spalding
Marham Edwd.Barkstone-le-Willows,(Tmthm
Marriott Henry, 40 Wellington st. Ot.Gm»by
Marsh Mrs. Mary, 18S Lower Bnrgees stmt.
Great Grimsby
Marshall Edward, Wootton, f^oeby
Marshall Enoch, King street. Market Rasen
Marshall John William, Williugbam-by-Stow.
Gainsborough
Marshall Thomas, North Scarle, Nevrark
Marshall Tom,BIshap Norton.Kirton Linds^
Marsliall WiUiam, Bitchford. Homcastle
Marshall William, Hemingby; Homcastle
Mason Dmry, 4 Cleethorpe rd. Ot. Grimsby
Mason Frederick, 47 Hi^ street, Stamfor]
Msson G^rge, 68 Eastgate, Loutli
Mason Jesscp, 60 London rnad. Spaldbig
Mason John, Nettlehom, Lincoln
Mason Bobert, IS4 Freeman st. Qt. Grimaby
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Muon WiUiun, Barbllng, raUdnghun
Mason AVilliam, Btnigfat Barg&te, Boston
MosQU William, West Bntterwlck, Qoncaater
HMOuWDUam Henry, 4 Bridge itreetiBoatou
Mastln John, Aiibby, Brlgg
Maw William, BraUu, Belton, Doncuter
Maver John, 76 Up. BorgeM at. Qt. Grimsby
3Iawford Wm. Whaplode DroT«.Feterborough
Mavley Thm. Wataon, 273jl High st. Lincoln
Meadows John, Bilsby, Alford
Merilion David, Saracen's head, Whaplode,
Spalding
3Uadleton John & Son, Sturton, Lincoln
Miller James, Ingold;^by, Grantham
Miller Wm. Barkatone-le-Willows, Orantbam
Miller William, FalUngham
Miller William, 7 George street, Boston
MlUhouseWm. John, 48 Bycrott stGiantham
Milk Frederidc, 67 Westgate, Omntham
MiUaSamuel, 30 Watergate, Omntham
Millaon Jolin, Mareham-Ie-Fen, Boston
Milner WiUiam, Wellingor^ Oiantham
MUson George, Cadney, Wgg
Milson John, Wiawby, Brigg
Mitchell George, Wrangle, Boston
Mitchell John,Ci>uroli street, MarketDeeptng
Mitchelaon William, Morton, Bourn
Money William,) Ingoldsby, Grantham
Moore Ammon, High st,ljong Sutton, Wsbch
Moore James, ITS Brld^ st. Qatnsborough
Moore John, North Somercotes, Ot. Grimsby
Moore Bichard, 103 Macanlay st. GcGrimsby
Morris Mrs.Ann, 136 Freeman skGLGrimsby
Morris Mrs. Jane, West street. Bourn
Morris John, 11 Manthorpe road, Grantham
Mosley ThomasWilliam,West street Holbeach
Motley Thomas, Ingham, Lincoln
Moulds John, Barrowby, Grantham
Moulds WUliam, 8 WatergiUe, Grantham
Mnmby Jsph. Wddnghm. Kirton Lndqr B.S.0
Munier Andrew, 71 Cileethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Mnsk Henry, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Mnsson Frederlck,42 Stuart street,Grant>!am
Mnxlow Henry, Barduey, Lincoln
Myers James, Swlneshcad, Spalding
Neal Joshua Lonls,t> London rood, Grantham
Nenl Thomas, Alkborongh, Doucastcr-
Neal William, Broughton, Brigg
Neale Mrs. Elizabeth, 14 High st. Grantham
Needbam James, 2 Paradise place. Foundry
street, HomcaaUe
Needham John, Hnndleby, Spilsby
Nelson James, Ch^wl street. Market Basen
Newland John, Helpringham, Sleoford
Newton Charles, Mctheringlmm, Lincoln
Nichols WUliam, West street. Bourn
Nicholson Francis & Son, Slarket place dc
Sea View street, Cleetliorpes, Gt. Grimsby
Nicholson Bichard, Nettleliam, Lincoln
Ntxon Thomas, HecUngton, Sloaford
North Thomas, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
North WlUiam, North street, Bonrn
Oates Bdniund, Kastoft, Goole
Oldman Bichard, Sklrbeck qunrter, Boston
Qrman Jolin, Umgtott, Market Deeping
Orton James. 10 (Smwick road, Lincoln
Otley George, 60 Walkergate, Louth
Otley George John, 32 & 24 Aswell la. ^uth
Otley Obadkh, 12 Nlchol hill, Louth
Onzman Johii,lNorthgate, Sleaford
Oxborough Siunnel, High street, Holbeach
Padley John, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Padley Thomas, Mareham-Ie-Fen, Boston
Palmer George Hubbard, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Palmer Samuel, East Kirby, Spilsby
Palmer Wm. West Deeping, Market Deeping
Pape James, South end, Alford
Parker James, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Parker William Eno, Friskney, Boston
Parker Wm. Graves, 72 Cliurch sL Gainnboro'
Parkin Henry, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Parrish Henry M. East Tlieddlethorpe, Louth
Parrott Edman,Halltoft End,Friest<ni,Ba«ton
PanottJ.Tattafsball bridge, Dogdyke,Boston
Fask Bdward, Hanthorpe, Bourn
Peach Ambrose, Willoughby, Alford
Peacock Robert, 10 Broad street, Spalding
Pearson Henry, Barrowby, Grantham
Feasgood Geo. £ilwd.7 All Saints' stStamfrd
PesK James, Market place. Long Sutton,
■mtbeeh
Fennythorne WUliam, Wrawby, Brigg
Perfcuia Henry, 21 Park street, Lincoln
Pesh Artliur, 293 Victoria 8t.nth.Gt.GrimBby
Fetch Leeson, Ashby, Brigg
Pickersgill George, Winteringham,Doncaster
Pickett John, Baithby, Spilsby
Finder John T.Mkt. pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
PliKler Thomas Francis, South street, Alfoid
Plant Tliomas, Mumby, Alfonl
Plnmptree Joseph, Benniworth, Wragby
FogBon Cutlibert^ Welboum, Granthiun
Pomeroy John, 13 Vickers lane, Louth
F<x>Ie James, 16 North street, Grantham
Poptor Charles, 4 St. Andrew's st. Lincoln
Farter James & Son, 4 Elmer st.nth.Gmthm
Porter John Henry, 43 Swinegate, Grantham
Potterton John, Blonkney S.0
Pre^graves John, Nocton, Lincoln
Preaton Jas. Jones,10 Stnit Bargate, Boston
lilirCOLNSHIRE.
Preston VHeman, 4 Church street, Louth
Prinae William, Ewerby, Sleaford
Ftattergill Wm. Faldingworth, Marint Baaen
Qninoey John, 20 Orchard street, Lincoln
Quinlngborongh Henry, Ropsley, Grantham
Quinlngborough Ricliard, Oseby, Grantluun
Randall William, Welbourn, Grantham
Rands George, GoxhUl, HuU
Bands George, South Kelsey, Calstor
Bands James, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Rands John, Broughton, Brlgg
Rands John, Middle Basen, Market Basen
Rands J.Waddingham, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Rands Tliomas, Bridge street, Brigg
Banns John, 2 Elwes street, Brigg
Rant AUred, Ashby, Homcostle
Rawding Thomas, Hoagham, Grantham
Rayson John, Swineshead, Spalding
Read A. 19 South St. Mary's gU Gt Grimsby
Reavill Bichard, Swinderby. Lincoln
Reed Heniy, 33 Upgate, Louth
Reedman Joecph, 69 High street, Stamford
Reeson Eli, Friskney, Boston
Rerill J.Thealby, Burton-an-Stather,Doncstr
Rhoades Henry, Sibsm-, Boston
Bichatdson James, 4 Lnmley rood, Skegness
Richardson John, Oayton-le-Maxsh, AUord
Richardson Robert, 83 Westgate, Grantham
Richardson Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Richer Henry, Kirton, Boston
Riggall Charles, 29 Northgate, Louth
Riggall Francis, Hagwortldngham, Spilsby
Riggall Kirk, Gluinthorpe, Great Grimsby
RIngham Mrs. S. Northorpe, Thurlby, Bourn
Roberts George, Bonby, B»rton-on-Hnmber
Robinson & Burman, 14 Eastgate, Louth
Robinson diaries, Saxilby, Lincoln
Robinson Christopher, Bullnghay, Sleaford
Robinson George, Amcotts, Doncaster
Robinson George, Dunaton, Lincoln
Robinson Henry, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Robinson John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Robinson John Stephenson, Marketst Spilsby
Robinson Robert, North Owersby,Mkt.Rasen
Robinson Thomas,I3 Beaumont place,Linealn
Robinson Thomas, Southgate, Sleaford
Robinson Thomas, Stowe, Hemswell, Kirton
Llndsey R.6.0
Robinson WUliam, Habrongh, Ulceby
Robinson WUliam, Haltou Holegate, SpUeby
Robinson William, Legiby, Market Rasen
Robinson Wllliam,27 St George's st.6tamfrd
Robinson William Thomas, Sonthgate,81eaAd
Rockolifte George, 20 West street, HorncasUe
Roebuck John, ft Back street, Gainsborough
Rook Richard, Dry Doddington, Grantham
Rose Abraham, 28 High street, Lincoln
Rose Edwin, New York, Boston
Rose Joshua, West Keol, Spilsby
Rose Thomas, Stamp End, Lincoln
Boss William, S Steep hiU, Lincoln
Roughton George, Thurlby, Bourn
Rouse Robert, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Rowbottom Charles, 40 Blgby street, Brigg
Rowbottom Henry Cbarles.Boston rd.Slea&d
Rowhtnd John, Motston, Grantliam
Rowley B. Redbonme, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Rndland Wm.London rd.LongSutton.Wlsbch
Ruflell Richard, Btstfield road, Lontli
RuffeU WUliam, lOI Eastgate, Loutli
Rushby C. 314 Lower Burgess st OtGrlmsby
Rusling John, Wroot Bawtry
RusseU Thomas, jun. Kirton Llndsey B.S.0
Soarbutt John, 41 Steep faUl, Lincoln
Sampson James, High street Alfwd
Sanderson Edrnud, 24 East st Homcastle
Sanderson Joseph, Church stHarket Deeping
Sorbntt Charles, 32 SUver street, Lincoln
Sargeant WIIlows,Manihchapel, Ot Grimsby
Sargent John, 19 Upgate. Louth
Sargent Mrs. Bacfaael, Utterby, Loath
Saunby Samuel, Claxby, Market Rasen
Sannby Simon, Helpringham, Sleaford
Savage Wm. WUllngham,Crowle, Doncaster
Saywell Robert Horlaxton, Grantham
Scales dc Salter, 21> Bargate, Boston; 318
High st Lincoln (Isaac Plowman, man.)
69 High Bt Grantham (M.T. King, man)
& 67 Eastgate, Lonth
Schrimshaw Michael, Fulstow, Louth
Bootney Henry, 26 Chapel lane, Spalding
Scotney John, Cowblt, Spalding
Scott Ephrnlm, Heoklngton, Sleaford
Scott John, Marton, Oalnsbororongh
Scott Wllliam,North stCrowland, Pecerboro '
Scuffam WUliam, Langwortb, Lincoln
Searle Samuel, High street, Market Deeping
Beaton Edward, Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Beaton John, Oedney HUl, Wisbech
Sempers Wm. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alfrd
Sewards Thomas, Buckingham, NeVrark
SeweU Joseph, East Barkwitb, Wragby
Shadlock 0«orge,III Freeman stGtGrlmsby
Sharp John, BUlinghay, Sleaford
SbarpiRobert 74 Carholme road, Lincoln
Sharp WUliam, 7 Langworthgate, Lincoln
Sbariw James, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Shaw Chapman, Friskney, Boston
Shaw George, Market place. Market Rosen
Shaw WlUlam, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Shepherd Joseph, I St Hughes st Uncoln
BOO 7$9
Shepherd HenrKSKtlwn street & 128 Church
street. Great Qrlntsby
Shncksmilfnltai^ Alvlngliam, Louth
Simmons John, 4ff New market, Lincoln
Simpson Henryi'tlelfiingham, Sleaford
SIstrom Andrew, Burgh-ln-the-Marali R.S.O
Sivel Samuel, Wlthem, Alford
Skeef Mrs, Mary Loolsa, Boston rd. Holbeach
SkUUngton WUliam, Eastgate, Bonrn
Skinner Thos. Bootter, Kirton Lln'lsey R.S.0
Skinner WUliam, Little Hale, Sleaford
Sleight Charles, Corporation rd. Gt Grimsby
Sleight William, Laughton, Gainsborough
SmaUey Cliarlee, 38 Kidgate, Louth
Smart Thomas & Co. 389 High st Lincoln
Smith Charles, Laceby, Great Grimsby
Smith Charles, Wood Bnderby, Boston
Smith Edward, CranweU, Sleaford
Smith Edward, The Common, Spalding
Smith Mrs. Elbabeth West stxeet Alford
Smith George, 103 Freeman stGreatOrimsby
* Hainton st Weelsby, Gt. Grimsby
Smith Henry, 10 Emery lane, Boston
Smith Isaac, 36A, Upgate, Louth
Smith Jeffery, 1 Watergate, Grantham
Smith John, High street, Spilsby
Smith Joseph, High street,'Holheach
Smith Joseph, 8 Old Market pi. Gt Grimsby
Smith Joseph, Swallow, Calstor
Smith Robert, Toft Bourn
Smith Samuel, North Cookerington, Louth
Smith Thomas, 68 Cemetery rd. Ot Grimsby
Smith Thomas, Goulceby, Homcastle
Smitli Tliomas, Klrkby-on-Boin, Homcastle,
Smith Thomas, South Ferriby, puU
Smith WUliam, Carlton-le-Moorland, Newark
Smith WUliam, High street BiUingborough,
FalUngham
Bmltli WUliam, Morton, Bourn
Bmltbson Geo. P. 81 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Smith James, Haxey, Bawtry
Smithson Joseph, Suey, Bawtry
Sneatli Thomas, Colsterworth, Grantham
SnowdenEmenn.Nth.Sameroates,GtOrmsby
Snowden James, New Frodlngham,Doncaster
Sowerby Joaeidi, Bridge street Brlgg
Sparrow Henry, 36 High street, Lincoln
Speed John, 78 Bollgate, Lincoln
Spencer Edward, Scawby-cum-Sturton,Brigg
Spencer James, Broughton, Brigg
Spencer Bobert, West Baaen, Market Rasen
Spencer Thomas, Bnrrlngham, Doncaster
Splttlehouse John, Buttw market Calstor
Sprotberry Charles, WUlonghton, Kirton
Llndsey R.S.0
Sprotberry John, Victoria st. Holbeach
Spurr Thomas, Branston, Lincoln
Squires Thomas Morris, The Rum, Bttllng-
boro', Falkingham
Stointon Richwrd, Hackthom, Lincoln
Stamp WlUiam, East Halton, Llceby
Stampe John, 'Tetney. Great Grimsby
Standard Boot Co. Limited (The) (John
Thomas Lowman, manager) ; branch, 36
Market place, Grantham
Stanton Thomas, 342 Victor st. Great Grmsby
Staples Christopher, Scotliem, Lincoln
Starr John, Laughton, Gainsborough
Stead & ^mpson (James Henry Cotterill,
manager), National Boot & Shoe establisb-
ment 36 Market place, LouUi : branches.
Market place, Alford ; High streetSpUsby ;
& 3 Bnll ring, Homcastle
Steed WUliam, Marsh, Holbeach
SteggoU Edward, 7 St Paul's St. Stamford
Stennett James, Eastgate, Sleaford
Stephenson Joel, South end. Alford
Stephenson Mis. Marian S. Market place,
^irton-on-Humber
Stevenett Bichard, Caythorpe, Grantham
Stockton Andrew, South end, Alford
Stokes Henry, 28 Gospetrate, Lonth
Stopper John, Frelston, Boston
Storey William Wilson, Newton-npon-Trent
Newark
Storr George, Flllingham, Lincoln
Btorr Thomas, 3 Maiden row, Lonth
Stothard <3eorge, Sturton, Lincoln
Stovin WUliam, Scawby-oum-Sturton. Brigg
Street Wm.C!ovenham BtBartholomew,£outh
StricUand WUUam, Pode hole. West Hnch-
beck, Spalding
Bumpter Bobert, Blankney S.0
Sutton James, 37 James street, Lonth
Sutton John, 7 (}OBpelgate, Louth
Swann Edward, Baeton, Market Deeping
SweU WUliam, Wragby road, Lincoln
Tarry Thomas, Stickford, Boston
Tate Henry, Fllxborough, Doncaster
Tate John, Nortli Kelsey, Brlgg
TavinderArthorD.HighstBarton-on-Humbr
Taylor Benj. Hunt, Dowsby, Falkingham
Taylor Henry, Eagle, Newark
Taylor Henry, Meesingham, Lincoln
Taylor James Toalby, Market Rosen
Taylor John, The Common, Spalding
Taylor Joseph, North Scarle, Newark
Taylor Thomas, Bitchfield, Grantham
Taylor Thomas, Haddington, Uncoln
Taylor WUliam, Methertnc^aam, Lincoln
TempertonJohn,West gate,Belton, Doncaster
Digitized by VjUUV IC
760 BOA
Boot & Shoe Makers At Dealers— cod.
Tlieaker John, Scunthorpd, Doncostcr
Thompsinn Edwnxil, LimlDgtoii, ^Y^aJJby
Tliom])eon .Totin, ConInfreby» Boston
TIiomiiMin MoBM, Bariietby-le'WoM R.S.0
Thompsou William, 40 Albert stGt. Grimsby
Thompson WiUlam, Thorold street, New
Olee, Great Grimsby
Thornton Wllllain, Morton -by -Golnaborongh
Thorpe Francis W. 16 Red Lion st. Spalding
Thorpe Joseph, Rusklngton. Sleaford
Tinn Charlefl, 137 Victor street. New Clee,
Great Gnmsby
Titman Jthn, GoBberton, Spaldinjir
Todd George, Swayfield, Grantham
Topham Geo. Fdk. Butter market, CaiHor
Topham Ricliortl, Keelby, Ulceby
TopIiBH Georpe, &i> Aunesley fit. Gt. Grimeby
Torrell William, 154 diaries street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Towers John, Eant Al'lngton, Grantham
Townend Davhl, Donington-ou-Baln, Ijouth
Towns Mallet, 23 Cowbit road. Spalding
TrafTord James, Prospect pi. Market Kasen
Tranent Mrs. Mlllicent, Halton road, Spilsby
Trever James, Oxford st. Market Ra?en
Trever William, King st. Market Rneen
Triffitt Jeremiah, Sutton Briiljre, Wisbech
Turner Mrs. James, Hibaldstow, Kirton
LJndsey R.S.0
Twigg Thomas, Eostville, Boston
Tyler Andrew, BlUIngborough, Falkingliam
Tyler John Frank, High street, Billingboro',
Falkingham
Upton Vessey, Dlgby, Lincoln
Varlow Alfred, South street, Calstor
Vickers George, Dunholme, Lincoln
Vickers Josepii, Tetford, Homcastle
Vickers Thomas, Skendleby, Spilsby
Vlnter George, Sutterton, Spalding
Wadslev Mark, Tetford, Horncastlo
Wain William, Fleet, llolbeach
Waite George, 17 Swinegnte, Grantham
Wakelln William, 33 Watergate, Grantliam
Walker Henry, South Kelsey, Caistor
Walker Moses, Worlaby, Brlgg
WalkerRIchd. Hemswell,Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Walker Samuel, Leverton, Boston
Walker Samuel, 1« Queen st. Gt Griniaby
Walker Thomas, Chapel street, Calstor
Walker Thomas, 65 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Walker W^m. Frleston, Cftythorre, Grantham
Walker Wm. Hemswcll, Kirton Undsey R.S.0
Wallis George 8. 90 New market, Louth
Wallis Michael, 2u8King£dward street north.
Great Grimsby
Wallis Samuel R. 08 Church st. Gt. Grimsby
Wanl James, 13 Flaxengate, Lincoln
Ward James. Lea. Gainsborough
Warl Job, Epworth, Doncaster
Ward Richard Wm. Whaplode, Spaldinj
Ward Willium, Great Hale, Sleaford
Ware Henry, •2\ Grantham street, Lincoln
Warner Robert. 5 Pen street, Boston
Warner William, 139A, High street, Lincoln
Wftmes William, 39 Bt.Tiiomas" rd.Spalding
Watchorn James, Great Ponton, Grantham
Watchorn James, Stoke Rochford, Grantham
Waters Charles, Alkborough, Doncaster
Waters John, Market place, Alford
Watkin Jolin, 23 Newland st. west, Lincoln
Watson John, Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Wateon William, Lincoln lane, Boston
Wells John, Long Bennington, Grantluun
Wells Joseph. Tattershall, Boston
Wells Rifihanl, GC Weelsby street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Well8Wmiam,*272rx>w.BurgeeB8t.Qt.Grim8by
Wells William, Whlttou, Doncaster
Weet George, Lumley rood, Skegness
West George, Winthor]*, Skegness R.S.0
West Richard, Barrow-on- Hum tier, Hull
Westbo urn William, 164 Newland st. we. Lfncin
Weatoby John, 7 WlUingliam street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Weston Thomas, 6 Tnion street, Grantham
Wlieatley Tliomas, Fiskerton, Lincoln
White Charles, Caythorpe, Grantham
White Stephen, .A^lackby, Falkingham
White William, Londonthorpe, Grantham
White Wmiam,Pror's la.Crowland,Peterboro'
Whitehead John, Wrawby, Brigg
Whiteley Jonathan, Keadby, Doncaster
WhltelevJnnathan.WestButterwIck.Doncaatr
Whitfield William, Donlngton, vSpalding
Whitham Robert, 124 AHert street & 3 Orwell
street. Great Grimsby
Whitham William. Church street, Cnlstor
WhItton John, 52 Trent st. Gainsborough
Wliyley Charlen, 7 Gas street, Stamford
Wiles John, Bh't^n, Gainsborough
Wiles Uriah, 6 'Boston rood, Sleaf )Td
Wilkinson John Christopher.Leverton, Boston
Wilkinson Thomas. Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0
Wilkinson Thomas, Welton-Ie-Wolt', Louth
Wilkinson William, 38 Newport, Lincoln
Wilkinson William, Normanby-by-apltal,
Uarket Rasen
Wllley John, Southtey, Lincoln
WUley William, Bardney, Lincoln
Williamson Clurlee, Stallingborougb, Uloeby
LINCOLNSHIRE:
WilUimuoD EdwBid, Donlngton, Spalding
WilUiuusan Joalah, Wrawby
WUlo-n-s Cbarlffi, Qriniuldby , Louth
WUIton Joseph, W«t street, Alford
Wilaon Bunytn, Heckiii)!ton, Sleafoid
Wilmn a«orge, Brinkhili, Spllsb.v
Wilson Qoorge, 28 St. Peter's hill, arantliain
Wilson Isaac, South Thoreaby. Alford
Wilson John, Hatcliffe, Great Grimsby
Wilson John, Ludford Parva, Market Haaen
Wilson John, 9 Proapect terrace, lincolu
Wilson John, Welbourn, Grantham
Wilson Parker, Stickuey, Boston
Wilson Saxbv, Martin, Lincoln
Wingad William, 17 Hall place, Spaldiny
WlngfleW Joseph John,18We8tlode8t.Spaldng
Winter Richard, East Barkwith. Wragby
Winter William, Biiuth Kanceby, Sleaford
Wood lUchard, Kesteven street, Lincoln
Wood Hobert, Mooily lane. Great Orimaby
Woodruff George, Waddington, Lincoln
Woodruff Henry, Waddington, Lincoln
Wrav- George, 38 Wrawby street
Wright Charles, 10 Dolphin lane, Boston
Wright Charles, Saxilby, Lincoln
Wright ]?reJerick, 7 Oxford street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Wright George. Hickman st. Gainsborough
Wright George, North Owersby.MarketBasen
Wright Henry, Sntion St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Wright John, Bransby, Lincoln
Wright John, 83 James street, Louth
Wright John, MUpgate, Louth
Wright Michael, Appleby, Doncaster
Wright Palmer, 12 West street, Boston
Wright Itnbert, Waddington, Lincoln
Wright William, sen. Keelby, Ulceby
Wright William, 7 Charch lane, Homcaitle
Wright William, MaltbY-le-Mars)i, Alford
Wright William, North Scarle, Newark
Yeo Samuel, 17 Newmarket st. Gt. Grimsby
Young £dwani, Brooke's court, Stamford
Young Thos. KIrmington, Ulceby
BOOT TIF UANITFAOTUBFB.
Hoilsou WUliam, South Boston, Louth
BOOT UPPBB UANUPAOTBS.
Diakanl William, 1 Klmer st.south,Grantbiun
Holmes George, 37 Watergate, Grantliam
Palmer Joseph Walker, 4 ft 6 Pen st. Boston
Smart Roland, 8 Broodgate, Lincoln
BOTTI.BBS.
Bee Ale & Porter Merchants A Agenta.
B&AOE Se BKLT UAKEB.
Beeson James, 21 Arboretum nTenue,Llncoln
BBAN MEBCHANT.
Facy George Henry, Brajtonl head& Cora
exchange, Lincoln
BRASS FOTTITBEBS.
Drewry & Harper, Eastgate, Great Grimsby
Duckerlng Charles, Waterside north & Roee-
mary lane, Lincoln. See advertisement
Foster Wil lam ib Co. Limited, WeUlngton
foundry. Waterside north, Lincoln
Oallimare Thomas & Oa 60 Bridge street,
Gainsborough
Grounsell Frederick, Northgate, Louth
JeSery & Blackstone, Rntlond iron works,
Stamford
Keep George Wllliam,CTassFortlandst.LiDcln
Morton Joseph Wm. & Son,72£astgate,Ii>uth
Newboult A. ft A. All Saints' Iron works,
Stamford
Penney ft Co. Limited, 6 Broadgate, Lincoln
Robey ft Co. Canwlck road, Lincoln
R«>geis William, 22 Market pi. Galnsborongh
Seaman Mattbe^v, South St. Mary's gate,
Great Grimsby
Smitli Cbarlesi Ocorgs ft Watts, 22 Market
place, Ofiinsborough
Smith, Stephenson ft Vere, Perseverence
works, Cleethorpe road ; Old dock ft office.
Flower street. Great Grimsby
Splght John William ft Co. rictorla iron
works, Brigg.
Stanger Joseph, Market place,Market Deeping
Stevenson Fnik.lidwln5l9Winsover rLSpldng
BBAZIBBS.
See Tinmen, Braziers ft Tin Phite Workers.
BBBECHES MAKEB.
MortonCharles Robert, 1 EtraitBargate, Boston
BBBWBBS.
Arm8trongRobtCIifton,(SSonth st.Horncastl«
Atkinson Harrup, Langton.St.Andrew*s,
- Homcastle
Bolderston William. WlUoaghby, Alford
BarrandWm.jan.Btlllngborongh,Falkingham
Baas,RatcIiSe ft QrettonLim.High st. Lincoln
Bateman George, Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0
Bell Hagh Berks, Baigate, Boston
[kelly's
Bellamy ft Collier, Sonthgate. Skafnd
BerTyJn.H.KIln ho.Burgh-in-tbe-ManbB.S.0
Blrkett J. ft Son, S Com market ft 1, t ft S
New street, Lontii
Blood William, George hotel. East street,
Crowland, Peterborough
Bonlton Mrs. LeTl, SI North ft Homcastle
Brook Charles, 43 Waterside north, Lbxnln
Brunt William, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Burg Joseph Henry, Cow-bit rood. Spaldinir
Burton Brew^y Co. Limited (Allan Conie
Nicliolis, agent), St. Swithin's square ft
Waterside north, Lincoln ft (Beojaiuin
Drage, agent), 4 St. Paul's st Stamford
Buttery William, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Carter John Hardy, High street, Holbead]
ChambersMr8.Mar\'Anu,1Chmbrs. Bt.Gmthm
Christian John William, Fountain st. Caistor
Clark William Jameg,OId Bolingbroke,Bpilsbr
Cole ft Dawes.Standard brewery,LongSattoii.
Wisbech
Conlon ft Eons, Btnadgate, Lincoln. See a Irt
Cook Edward, Spilsby
Cook John (exors of). High street, Wainfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Coward Montagu William, Phccnix brewery.
Grove street, Boston
Crow Frederic, Welton iu-the-Marsh, SpilsSiy
Crown Brewery (Henry Pugh, manager;.
Waterside south, Lincoln
Darnlll John Jack, Oralnthorpe, Gt Griinsbj-
Oawber Robert ft C!o. ; office, Guildhall street,
Carholme road ; High street ft New War«
makings, Lincoln
Dawl)er John, Guildhall street, linooln
Dobbs Tliomaa, Ramsgate, Loath
East ft Co. Maiden row ; offices, Walkergate,
Louth
Everitt Horace, New Boliugl>roke, Boston
Eyre Elijah ft Co. .\bbey yard, BpoldioK
Eyres Edwin, WainSeet St. Mary R.S.6
Ford John Alfred, Bassingham, Newark
Freeman George, Fleet, Holbeach
Gale & Kennlnirton, Boll 'ring, Gt. Grimsby
Gooseman Charles, Brigfaowgate ft Grimst-y
Grange fanu, Great Grimsby
Green John ft Sou, 270 High street, Lincoln
Grimes William, Scothem, Lincoln
Guneon Isaac ft Son, High street, Wainfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Hall Alfred, Foundry street, Homcastle
Harvey Ctiarlcs, oZ Nortli parade, Grantbam
Uealey Alfred ,1r Sons. The Wharf, Hom<st'.e
Healey Alfred. Dranston, Lincoln
Hewitt Brothers, Pasture st. Gt Grimsby
Hewitt Francis Armitt, A Ironmonger street.
Stamford
He%vltt John Henry. Trent In-ewery, Sliver
street ft Ordisall bren-ery, Retfd. (Hiinsboru'
Horton George Goe, Leake, Boston
Hnmberston Matthew, 231 Fteeman street.
Great Grimsby
Hoot O.ft H. R. Water st. St. Martin '■.Stnifd
Hunt ft Son, Prlestgote, Bart •n-on-Honiber
Johnson William, Billingbay, Sleafoid
Johnson Wli:iam Henry, FIkeuIx tarevrery.
Long Sutton. Wisbech
Market Rasen Brewerj- Co. Limited <The(
(Joseph Taylor, manager), Oxford street.
Market Rasen. See odvijrtisement
Marshall Mrs. Eliza, Helghlngton, Lincnio
Marston John Taylor, Market place. Market
Deeping ft South gate. Sleaford
Medd Mrs. Charlotte, Market place, Lony
Sutton, Wisbech
Mcggitt John Elwlck. The Brewery, Hi^h
street Barton.on'Humber
Melboum Brotliers, ComhiU, Lincoln ; Wert-
gate rooms, Grantham ft 21 All Saints
stKet, Stamford
Moffatt Mrs. Jane, Dunholme, Lincoln
Money Benjamin, Silk Willonghby, Sleaford
Morton Wm. South end ft Station rd. Alfor 1
maltlngs at Willonghby
Mowbray ft Cte. Commercial rd. Grantham
Nidiolson John, Nettleton brewery, Nettie-
ton, Calstor
Nundy Mrs. Betsy, West Ashby, RomcastSe
Parker ChrUtopber Hill, Walkergate. Loot*.
Peaks John William, Oosberton. Spalding
Phillips Joseph, St Martin's brewery. Btmf i
Phipps F. ft Da Llm. Sootgate, Stamford
Priestly|Edward,29 Prospect street, HonHstc
Rayner T. Waddnghm. Kirton Llndasy R.S.U
Redhead Mrs. Ann, Lnndon rt»d, Glantbam
Reed Walkin, Addletliorpe, Bnrgh R.S.O
Richardson William, Surfleet, SpaldiBK
Ridlitagton ft Son, Barrington )iate,HalbeacL
Roberta Richard. Boston nad, Sleafonl
Robinson Oeorge,jnn. ft Co. Oowls,I>ooca$s
Robinson Christopher. East end, Alford
Rose James,Pelham brewezy.Nettleton,Oki^r
Scott John HIndley Wright, St Lawrcn«
street ft Prospect street, Uomoostle
Scott Tom, Union street. Market Rosen
Sergeant Antonie M.ftE.ftOo.Bridge BtBri»
Settle Joseph William amn<1y,IS Higta street
Homcastle
Bliarp Thomas, Witham brewery, Kirtic
ten, Boston
Sharps Joshua, Hoftlet, Wlgtoft, Spaldinf
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRADES DtKECTORT.]
S'lepherd Jamea A. WinaoTer roaA. Spalding
Sldlcock Robert Ji«nOB*Son,North at. Bonrn
Short WlUiiun & Bona. Tattenhsll, Boatoh
bimons Wright, Eve Street brewer)-, Louth
Skill & Co.Braoebridge brewery.Bracebridge,
Lincoln
Smith Alfred, Snrfleet, Spalding
Snartr. W. & Son, 1 Bnll ring, Hornctiatio
Soulby EdwHrd Harding & Bona, Coniogaby,
Boston & Weat atreet, Alford
Stapleton George, Cknrcb at. MorketDeepIng
Satton Francla Bichard, Britannia brewery,
WruM'by atreet, Brlgg
Tasker Jamea Weaterby, Flakerton, Linclu
Thorpe John, Spilaby road, Boston
Thorpe Thomaa Wella, Bogie brewery. Wide
Bargate, Boaton
iTiurlhy WlllUun, Partney la. Partney, Spilaby
Traylen Prank WUllam, 1 CowWt rd.Spaldng
TrusTi-ell Brewery Co. Llm. (W. H. Oloaeop,
manager), Com Exchange, Lincoln
Tune Thomaa, Crowle, Doncaator
Walker Harry, Hundleby, Spilaby
Waraick Bichard & Son (George Harvey
Mills, agent), New Com Exchange, Corn-
hill, Lincoln
WharramMatthlai,Bargh-ln-tbe-]Iarsh B.S.0
Whittaker Richard, Foadyke Fen, Boston
Wilenuui Henry, Kirton, Boston
Wilkinson Walter. Mnmby, Alfonl
Wilson, CartwTight & Co. Old brewery,
Saltergate, Lincoln
Wood Edward, 24 Market place, Brlgg
BBEWEKS' AaENTS.
See Agents — Brewera'.
BBICK LAYERS.
Adama Frederick, Kirton Lindaey R.S.0
Allett George, Truathorpe, Alford
Andren's Samuel, Uoitln, Lincoln
Atkin James, Stickney, Boaton
Atkin Willlam,t Brighton atreet,Cleetliorpes,
Great Grimsby
Atterby George, King st. Market Rasen
BaOey William, Mettleluun, Lincoln
Bainton George E. Scunthorpe, Doncoster
Balnton William, Flixborough, Doncaster
Bancroft David & Ktcholson.Spa cot. Caiator
Banks John, Weat banks, Sleaford
Barker Edward, High st. Barton-on-Humber
Barker Jamea, Scotter.Klrton Llndsey R.S.0
Barnard Thomas, Ingham, Lincoln
Barnett Thomas, Imham, Bourn
Barwell William, Weston, Spalding
Bassindaie John,ChurchtowniBelton,l>oncatr
Bateman Frederick, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Baxter Gersham, Bicker. Spalding
Bell William James, 10 Montasrue st. Lincoln
Belton James ib Son, 10 Lincoln rd. Horncstle
Belton John Bourne, Thomton-le- Fen, Boston
Belton Jonathan, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Beverley Thomas, Kirmlngton, Uloehy
Bilton John, BarTow-on-Hamber, Hull
Hilton Robot, Bairow-on-Hnmber, Hull
Blahop Benjamin, Beaton road. Holbeach
Boulcon Hoaaa, Welton, Unooln
Bray Alfred, Bnrton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Bray George, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Braybrooks Jamea, Whaplode, Spalding
Breors Charles, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Brock William, Basaingham, Lincoln
Brough John, Hundleby. Spilaby
Bronghton 8. South Owersby, Market Raaen
Burtwlstle William, Haxey, Bawtry
Carbutt Roht.Lit.Lon'lon.LongSutton.Wsbch
CattOD John, Brant Bronghton. Newark
Ciiorlea Jaines, Morton-by-Gainalmmugh
Charles J. Waddingham.Eirton Llndfe\-R.S.O
Clark Caleb, 4 Queen atreet, Brlgg
Clayton William, Weat street, Alford ■
Cooper Wm.Thorney rd.Crowlan4,Peterboro'
Conleon Thomas, Soopnick, Lincoln
Crackle William, Weat Bntterwick,Doncaater
Croft Tom. 169 Bridge at. Gainsborough
Dabb Edward, Mablethorpe St. Mary. Alford
Dales John Chapman, Ifi Bridge at. Louth
Dalton Jacob, Leake, Boston
Daabney Robert, Friskney, Boaton
Dent Robert, 19 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Dlmbleby Jonathan.Frlesthorpe,Markt.Ra8en
Dimbleby Wm. Bishop Norton, KIrtonLindsy
Dixon Jonathan, North Kelacy, Brigg
Dunn John, Scamblesby, Horncaatle
Ealand Henry, Wragby
Effield Joaepb, Mardiom-Ie-Fen. Boston
£Utrap Edward, Cemetery rood, Holbeach
Elrln Charlea, Swahy, Alford
Farna^-orth John, Stnrton, Lincoln
Flatcher John, Donington-on-Baln, Louth
Flower Samuel, Snrfleet, Spalding
Oarrett Charles, 43 Cpgate, Louth
Oarrett William, East Borkwith. Wragby
Oilding Henry H. South Ferriby, Hull
Orobby Henry, I^ngworth, Lincoln
Oreenwood Charles, Tydd St. Mary, Wishech
Greenwood Horton.Nth.Owenby.Markt.Rasn
Hall Ftcderlck, Partney, Spilaby
Hall Oeorgv, Vnlstow, Lonth
Hall 3. WiUonghton, Kirton Lindaey R.S.0
Hall L. Wmongiiton, Kirton Lindaey R.8.0
LINCOLNSHIBK
Hanson Edward, 68 Fonndry st. Htnmcastle
Haimston William, Fulbcck. Grantham
Harrison Joseph, White Horse ycLGainsboro'
Harrison Richard, Barrowby, Granthajn
Harrison Stephen, Hogsthnrpe. Alford
Haughton Wllliani, Great Gonerby,Grantbm
Haw Thomas, Doulngton, Spal(]lng
Helstrip Edward, Edinburgh walk, Holbeach
Hickliug Kurd, 138 Eastgate & Maiden row,
liOuth
Hill Joseph, Willin^Iiam-by-Stow, Galnsboro'
Hockney Joseph, Waltham, Great Grimsby
HoUingswortii Atkinson, Scotter, Kirton
Llndsey B.S.0
HollingsiK'orth Charles, Keelby. Uloeby
Hollingsworth W. A. Kirton Llndsey R.&0
Holt Thos. Jolmson. Brougtiton, Brigg
Hopper Joseph, Ludford Porra, Market Hasen
Hopper Smith, Grolnthorpe, Great Grimsby
Horton James. Habletborpe St. Mary, Alford
Hudson Krederlok, Little Steeping, Spllsby
Humble Samuel, Wrangle, Boston
Jackson William, Coningsby, Boston
Jewltt Alfred, Stall In gborough, XJlceby
Johnson James, Coningsby, Boston
Johnson Robert, East Allington, Grantham
Johnson Simon, Long Bennington, Grantham
Johnson Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Kime Jabes, Candlesby, Spilsby
King David, Moulton, thMUdlng
Kinsley Joseph, Ashby, arigg
Knowles William, Goulceby, Homcastle
Lambert Richard, Morton tcr. Gainsborough
Leaning Joseph, 87 Annesley st Gt. Grimsby
Leng Wllliani, Gosberton, Spalding
LiUey Edward, North Hykeham, Lincoln
LiUey William, Tetford, Homcastle
Lowry J. T. Boltfleotby St Peters, Lonth
Lumley George, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Lusby William, Scotheni, Lincoln
Lusby William, Walesby, Market Rasen
Markliam George, Waltliara, Great Grimsby
Marshall Isaiah, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Martin George, Norton Disney, Newark
Martin Richard, Brant Broughton, Newark
Martinson William, Goxhill, Hull
Maultby Henry, Blnbrooke, Market Rasen
Melson Heno't Wiunowsty lane, Lincoln
Mettain Henry, Bncknall, Homcastle
MiUison William, Horsington, Homcastle
Millner George,? Clyde street, Grea*. Grimsby
Millns Robert &. Son, Morton Gainsborough
Mills Jonathan. Ltsslngton, Wragby
Mills Josei^, Moortnwn; CMstcn*
Mills Solomon, South Kelsey, Calstor
Moody William, Dnnfn^ton<on-Bahi, Louth
Newton George, Heckington, Sleaford
Oglesby Robert, South ElUInghoIme. Ulceby
Otter John. Wlnterlngham, Doncaster
Parker William, Ropsley, Grantham
Peart Thomas, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Petch Thomas, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Pickard Herbt. Back lane, Barton-on-Hunber
Picker John, Coningsby, Boston
Pickering Charles, Wragby
Pickering G. W. South WlUingham. Wragby
Pinch David, Sntton Bridge, Wlsbecli
PInder Thomas, Little Carlton, Louth
Plowright William. Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Porter Richard, Fulbeck, Grantham
Potts Cornelius, Gralnthnrpe, Great Grimsby
Potts WiUIam, Llceby village
Rawlinson John, Haccohbr, Bourn
Rawflon William, White Horse yard. Silver
street Gaiosborongh
Reast William, Helpringham. Sleaford
Reed John O. South Somercotes, Gt. Grlmsbr
Robinson Charles, Goxhill. Hull
Robinson John, Huttoft, Alford
Robinson William, MarRton, Grantham
Rutland Cllarle^ Keelby, Ulceby
Salter John, 61 Wlnsover road, SpnMing
Scargill 61. Lndford Parva, Market Rasen
Shadford Edward, Tetford, Homcastle
Sinclair George, North end, Crowle, Doncstr.
Sivlll John, Burgh-In-the-Marsh R,S.O
Smith George, Welton, Lincoln
Smith Henry, Stnkeley road, Holbeach
Stainsby Geo. Whaplode Drove, Peterborough
Standaloft Thomas, Grimoldby, Louth
Steel Robert, West street, Alford
Stow Samuel, Dorrlngton, Lincoln
Sump^ Thomas, Blnbrooke, Market Rosen
Sntton Thomas, Pinfold lane. Market Rasen
Sutton William, Scawby-cum-Sturton, Brlgg
Swain Thomas, Abbey walk, G reat Grimsby
Tacey William, Burringham, Doncaster
Taylor John, New Bollngbroke, Boston
Taylor Thomas, New Bollngfcoroke, Boston
Thompeon Wm. 9 Wellington st Gt. Grimsby
Till Thomas, North Scarle, Newark
Tinckler William. East Halton, Ulceby
Topliss Edward Slsafons, Union rd. Caistor
Usher Richard, Saxby All Saints. Hull
VIckers Henrr, 26 Aswell lane, I>onth
Wadsworth William, Claypole, Newark
Wainer Thomas, BtuUngton, Sleaford
Walko* G^eo. Common side, (M>wle, Doncaster
Walker George, Queen street, Spilsby
Walker John, Whaplode, Spalding
Walker Thomas, Crowle, I>3nca8ter
BKI 761
Walls Charles, Vine oottage, Caistor
Wilkinson Henry Raitliby, Hnttoft, Alford
Wilson James, fiilllngbay, Sletiford
Wilson Linton. Blllinghay, Sleaford
York Robert, Alkborough, Doncaster
Young Jo8eph,North Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
BBICK & TILE MACHINE
MANUFACTXTBEBS.
Barton-upon-Hnmber Engineering & Ir^n
Founding Co. Lim. (The) (George Sewell,
manager), Barton-on-Humber. See advt
Gibson Samuel & Co. Mabel foundry, Fleetgate
&HIghstreet,Barton-on-Humber. See advt.
Grounsell Frederick, Northgate, Louth
Sanderson John, New Bridge HIU Ir^n
works, Louth
Turner James. 6 Chequcrgate, Louth
BBIOK & TIIiE MAKEBS.
Alcock Henry Weston, Hoe hill, Barton-ou-
Humber
Alcock John, 41 Elwes street, Brigg
Ashley de Son, Humber bonk, Barton-on-
Humber & at Hull
Bancroft Edward, MablethorpeStHary,Alford
Bellwood E. Bishop Norton, Kirton Lindsey
Best Wm.BartiioIoniew, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Birkett Robert Hongham, Grantham
BIyth Gkorge, Fnlstow, Lonth
Blyth William, Humber bank, Barton-on-
Humber Si Tetney Lock, Great Qrinuby
Bonlton William, West, street, Homcastle
Bracebridge Brick & Tile Co. Limited (Wm.
Cobb, manager), 6 Exchange arcade, Lincoln
Brett Charles, 81 Cresoent, Spalding
Brocklebank William, Tetford, Homcastle
Brocklebank John, Donington-on-Baln, Loutli
BrocklebankRobt.South WflUngham, Wragby
Brookes T.P.(Parlah & SonB,Bgent6),ElmhirBt
road ; offloa, 12 High street, Homcastle
Brown, Martin & Co. Lim. New Holland, Hull
Browu John, Victoria street south & at
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
BurleyiC.F. Humber bank,Bartou-or.-Hnmber
Button George, Wlnterlngham, Doncaster
Cart wrightE.P. South Somercotes. Gt Grimsby
Challan J. & M. Gonerby Hi I foot. Great
Gonerby, Grantham
Challands William, Sedgebroolc. Grantham
Chapman Thomas Taylor (exors. of), Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Cheeseman Robert, Walttiam, Great Gdmsby
Chefflns William, Rlverhead, Louth
Clarke Hennr, jun. Frith baink, Boston
Clarke John, New Holland, Hull
Cllpsham SI. (exors. of), Bardney, Lincoln
Collingwood Henry ds Charles, Barrow Haven,
Barro^-on-Humber, Hull
Cook Bennett & Thew, 8 Crescent, Spalding
Cook John, Stewtou, Lonth
Cook William, Barrow haven, Borrow-on-
Humber, Hull
Crcssey Job, South Kelsey, Caistor
Crick John, Burton Pedwardine, Sleaford
Crosby William, North Scarle, Newark
Davy Edwd. J. North Owersby, Market Rasen
Dewey & Dannatt, Waterside, Barton-on-
Humber
Dickie Peter, Eastgate, Lontli
Ducker Benjamin, Barrow haven, BarroV'On-
Humber, Hull
Ducker George, Barrow haven, Barrow -on-
Humber, HuU
Dunkley Hobaon, Winthorpe, & Perseverance
villa, Skegness
Bggleetone Wm. East Theddlethorpe, Louth
Eldred Charles, North road. Bourn
Eldred Charles, jun. Thurlby, Bourn
Elger John, Postland, CrowUnd. Poterboro'
FavUl & Chapman ; office. Com Exchange ;
works, Walesby rood, Market Rasen
Frow Charles, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Fumiss John, Crowle, DoncaBt«r
GarsldesRobtHnmberbnk-Bartnn-on-Hambr
Gilder Thomas, High street Holbeach
Glrdlestnne Edwd.&Son, Paper mLla.Grantlim
Godley John, Clay lake, Spalding
Good Isaac & Sons ; works, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby & East Halton & Soutli
Killlngholme, Ulceby ; ofRce, Up. Alexandra
ter. Cleethorpe rd. New Clee, Gt Grimsby
Good George A. Borrow-on- Humber, Hull
Goodyear Peter, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Graham 3<m^, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Graves George, Basslngliam, Newark
Grimbleby Thomas & Henry, Barrow haven,
Barrow -on-H umber. Hall
Hall George, Bardney, Lincoln
Handsley Maidens, Irby-in-the-Morsh, Bnrgh
Hardy & Sons, Hundleby, Spllsby
Harmlp Bdward, FarlesUiorpe, Alford ; offlco,
West street Alford
Helea Jn. Norroanby-by-S[rftal,Market Rasen
Holme Bin Brick ft TUe Go. Limited ( WilUam
Wellbeny Dawson, managing director);
office. Old Market place. Great Grimsby;
works, Heneofe street, Weelsby
Hopper Smith, Oralnthorpe, Great Grimsby
Horton WUllam, PrithviUe, Tibsey
Digitized by VjUU^IV:^
762 BRi
Brick A Tile Makers— contlnned.
Jaelmn & Bon, New Holbuid, Hull
Jordan William, Banmber, Horncastle
Judge & Cole, &iK(t
Kingston Henzy, Morton, Boom
Klabf Henry, Klrton Llndaey B.S.0
Knl^t Thomas, Timberland, XJnooIn
Knott John, Leake, Boaton
Larratt Thai.Hemswell,Kirtan Undae7B.S.O
Leak Jn. Chapman, Sklrbeck quarter, Beaton
Tawrtham Blchard A. Stalltngborough.Ulceby
LIU John ; office, Oxford street ; works, WU-
Ungham road. Market Raaen
LIncolii Brick Co. ( William Dbcon, manager),
Waddlngton JJncoln ; It (William Newton,
■ecretary),10 CornExchango orcade.Lincoln
Lockwood Chas. Marsh ]a.Barton-on-Huml)er
Mablethnrpe Brick & TileCaCGeorguWlIlows,
manager;, Mablethonie St. Mary, Alford
McDouf^ John Daulri, Kaat^ate, Lonth
Mager John,BorkstawBridge,Horkiitow,EuU
MlUhonse Mrs. Ann, Heckington, Sleabird
Morris Brothers, Haxey, Bawtry
Morris Jd. Humber bank, Barton-on-Humber
Nash Mrs. Langworth, Lincoln
Ness End Brick &TUe CaLlmited (The),(C.S.
Farkin,man.),Humber bk. Barton .on-Hmbr
Metherclift James H. Colsterwortli.Grantham
Onn William, Fulstow, Louth
Parker Charles Nainby, Frlskney, Boston
Parker William, Stixwonld, Horncastle
Parkinson Thomas, Klrton Lindaey R.B.0
PatUnson 8amael& Wm.RQskinKtan,81eaford
PllkingtonTh08.Kate'BBridge,Thurlby,Bonm
Potta-ComeliuB, Oralnthorpe. Great Urimsbj-
Bawden lidwardAnnes,FenW7berton,Ba8ton
Bawding John.'Oc«bertan, Spalding
Bawdon George, Great Oonerby, Grantham
Blngrase Thomas Brigg road, Caistor
BoUnson George, Barrow haven, Barrow.on-
Humber A Goxhlll, Hull
Robotliam John, Lemlenham, Grantham
BoUnson John Needham, Anderby, AUord
Bobaon William. Fnlletby, Louth
Budd & Son, Wharf road, Grantham
Saner John, New Holland, Hull
Bcarborongb Cluis.Wainfleet All Galnts B.B.0
Scartnrough Jn. Walnfleet All Saints B.aO
ShCTWin Samnel,M & 67 Wide Bargate,BaBton
Shtter Henry, Winteringham, Doncaater
Sparks Junes W. Hogsthorpe, Alfotd
Spencc Benjamin, East Keai, Bpilsby
Spencer William & Son, The Manli, Barton-
on-Humber
Stennett Anthony, BusUngton & at Bwerby,
Sleafonl
Story & Son, North <treet,|Boum & at Swin-
stead & Imham
Stow & Co. Dorrington, Lincoln
SwanBroa.&Boume,WBtcliff. brick wks.Lncbi
Svlnton Bobert, Tattershall, Boston
Thacker Thomas, Goxhill, Hull
Thompson Edward, East Halton, Clceby
Thompson Jn. .V.Sutton-In-the-Marah.Alford
Tbomalley Abrhm.Burgh-in-the-MarBbB.&0
Titley CImrles, 47 ISastgate, Ix>ath
Tombleson James, Barrow haven, Barrow-on-
Hmnber, HiUl
Tombleson J(Ui.B.WestSeld, Barton -on-Humbr
Tonga John, Brant Broughtan, Newark
Towers & Williamson, Adamantine clinker
works. Little Bytham, Stamford
Tricker James, Barrow haven, Barrow-on-
Hnmber, Hull
Turner It Co. Barrow haven, Barrow-on-
Humber, Hull
Turner Geo. B. Alionl & at Authorpe, Louth
Turner Thomas,Little Castarton rd. Stamford
Twells John, fiillhighay, Sleaford
Twidale Wm. Jsph. West Butterwick,DoDcastr
Xniathome & Pranks, Horkstow bridge, Hork-
stow, HuU
Underwood John, South Ferriby & at Hull
WalteHenry, Croft, Walnfleet All Saints B.S.0
Walesby John Saul, Goulceby, Horncastle ;
& at Market Stainton, Wragby
Walker Mrs. "Ann, Hatton, Wragby
Walton George, Sluice, South Ferriby, Hull
Wartli James Ootliard, Thorpe St. Peter,
Walnfleet AU Saints B.S,0 «: at Winthorpe,
Skegness B.S.0
Watson William, South Ferriby, Hull
Webster Jabez, Sturton, Lincoln
WhiteDavid.Messinghm. KirtonLindseyH. S. O
Winship Brothers, Pioneer brick dc tile works,
Barton-on-Humber
Woodhonse A Co. Barrow haven, Bartow-on-
Hnmber, Hull di at New Holland, Hull
Woodruff Cbarles Wm. Wsddingtou, Lincoln
Wright&Cros8,Uumber bnk.Barton-on-Hmbr
Wright William, West Fen, Boston
Wood P. & S. Pump house, Brick works, West
Bromwicb. See advertisement
BBICK & TILB UBBCHAKTS.
Lambert Weston, 'ij Northgate, Lonth
Torry Charles Edward, Corn Exchange, Old
Market place, Great Grimsby
BRITISH WINE DEALBBS.
BImitt & Ca 18 High street, Horncastle
UNCOLNSHIBE.
Lni>tonJn.M.lMVletarlast.B0Uth,Ot.armsby
Savtdge William Mason, Corby, Grantham
BB0K3UUS.
Broker — Frolt.
Bretignlere Desira, 400 Victoria street north.
Great Grimsby
Biokem — Hide & Bkln.
Shepherd ib Bon, Butchery street, Lincoln
Broker — ^Paaaage.
Fields Aug. 8 Market St. Long Button, Wisbech
Broken — Ship & laanranoe.
BUni I>etIefH.RayalDock chmbrs.Gt.Grmsby
Donaldson Arthur, Boyal Dock chambers;
Great Grimsby
I,atusa«orge&Co.31 Cleethorpe rd.Gt.armaby
Gates Thomas & Stephen, 438 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Bead Alfred Henry, ^uth street, Boston
Steffensen4kCo.BoralDock chmbrs.Gt.Gmsby
Wood<Edwln,BoyUOock chmbts.at.arimsby
Brokers — Timber.
BUniDetlef H. BoyalDock cbmbrs.Otarimsby
Hansen D. C. lOS Victoria cbambeik, Victoria
street south. Great Grimsby
Taylor Nathaniel, Boyal Dock,Oreat Grimsby
BBUSH WAKKB8.
Barnes Edward, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Bownees Joseph, 27 Wormgate, Boston
Bntlin Thomas, Vi Scotgate, Stamford
DlmblebyJn.2Market pl.&New Diarket,Lonth
Fisher John Jerson, JgOA, High St. Lincoln
FlintikCo.(wbofesale),Nth.Witham bk.Lincln
Hall & Ca 21 Norman street, Lincoln
IsUp John, Queen street, Market Basen
Mcas Bobmt, 10 Foss straet, Lincoln
Pyke Charles, 4 Market place, Gainsborough
BhephardChas.lM&168Freemn.Bt.Ot.Grimsby
Blllls Robert, 9 Freeman st. Great Grimsby
Ward William & Joaeph, 2« Church st. Boston
Wish Blchard, Ml High street, Lincoln
Worthlngton George, BecMngbnm, Newark
btthiDbbs.
Altord Edward, Toft, Bourn
Abraham JoeeiA, U Waterside sonth,LinoolD
AkriU Mrs. Elisabeth, Eastgate, Lincoln
Allis George, Chapel la. & 7» Bailgate, Lincoln
Allison Henry, lAceby, Great Grimsby
Allman Henry, 89 Princess street, Lincoln
Andrew Amos, Irby-in-the-Marsli, Burgh
Andrew Hanson, 3 Spring gardens, Spalding
Andrews Jonas, Stickford, Boston
Balnea Charles, Fulbeck, Grantham
Ball John, Hundleby, Spilsby
Bancroft David & Nicholson, Spa cot. Caistor
Bamingham Charles, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Basker Bamuel Charles, SM High st. Uncoln
Bateman Heniy, Gedney 8.0
Bateman Isaac, Sutton Bridge, Wlsbecli
Bateman James Eobt. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Baxter Harry, 69 Newlond st. west, Lincoln
Beels Bobert, 24 Watkin street <b King
Edward street north, Great Grimsby
Beels Wm.^South St-Marysgate, Gt. Grimsby
Beer John, Sidney street, Qrantluuu
Bell Frank, 38 East street, Horncastle
BeU John, Union Dock, Great Grimsby
Belton Ohas. W.& Jas.01dBolingbroks, Spilsby
Bennett Edward, 44 London r«ul, Spalding
Benton John, 166 Cleethorpe road & Bath
street. Great Grimsby
Benton Joseph, Belianoe works, Charles st.
NewClee & 182 Cleethorpe rd.Great Grmstay
Betts George,2 Abbey walk & 18 KingEdword
street south. Great Grimsby
Binns Brothers, Bra^'ford side, Lincoln
Blockwell Abraham, Bippingale, Bourn
BloodWm.& Bon,Ba8t 8t.Crowhuid,Peterboro*
Blow Frederick, 8 Grantham street, Lincoln
Boldon Tlmotl^, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Bourn John, Mumby, Alford
BowoockJohnfi.Knlght st Pinchbeck, Spaldng
Bowles William Valentine, Bed Lion square
& Grand sluice, Boston
Boyes Joseph, Epworth, Doncaster
Brmibury Charles, Brook street, Gnuttham
Bradley Samuels Co. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Bray Cliarles, Alkborongh, Doncaster
Brett Charles, 31 Crescent, Spalding
Brett Charles, jnn. 14 Spring street, Spalding
Brewin Fred, 5 North street, Grantham
Bridgefoot Wm. Sutton St. Edmund 's,Wlsbch
Bridger John, Welton lane, near Spilsby
Briggs Chas. Bradlaugh ter. Chapel la. Lincoln
Brlggs Jn. Wm. Newport st. Barton-on-Humbr
BriggsRichard,Newportst.Barton-on-Humbr
Broadley John,The Vlnej-ard, Grimcldby.Ltfa
Broddell William, 17 Alexander road, Louth
Brongh John, Hundleby, Spilsby
Brown John, Victoria street south. Great
Qrimsby & at Cleetfaorpes
Brown John Pope, <t King street, Lincoln
[kellt'«
Button James, Market place, Caistor
Button ThoDiac, 6 Spring gardens,' Gainsboro'
Bywater George, James street, Louth
Oarrott John, Hogstho^n, Alford
Carter CbarlM, 18 West street, Horncastle
Chapman Jolland, Pasture street,' Weelsby,
Great Grimsby ; shop windows, doors &
frames made to order
Chappell Henry, North street. Bourn
Charles John, North Eelsey, Brigg
Clark Henry William, 7 Engine g^ Loutb
Clarke George, Burwell, Louth
Clayton Bnoa, Batterwick, Boston
CliSe Wm. H.Parkstonc ho. Lea rd.Oainsbora'
Cloae Henry Stanley & William Henry, Btay-
ford side north, Lincoln
Colmaa Frederick, Northgate, Lonth
Cook Bennett A Thew, 8 Crescent, Spalding
Cook Henry, Billingborough, Falkingham
Cook Joseph, Boll Blug, Great Grimsby
Cooper SaniL Chapel la.& 41Burfon rd.UnooIn
Corby Henry, Bmpingham road, Stamford
Conpland fioloman,Button-in'the-Marsh, Alfrd
Cowen dt Lansdown, Newton street, Lincoln
Cragg John, Ancaster, Grantluuu
Crawshaw Joeeph, Aloxandra road, SkegnOM
Creacy Wiliam, Coninf^y, Boston
Croft John, Lea road, Gainsborough
Croft Matthew, M Trinity st. Gainsborough
Croft William.Ballway side, St John's tenaee,
Gainsborough
Crofts Israel, South street. Boom
Crosby Joseph & Sons, U & 17 Great
Northern street, Lincoln
Crowsonjn. DeeplngSt James,Mark«a>eepng
Davis & Hewitt, Burgate, fiarton^in-Hnmba'
Dawson John, Bnrgh-in-the-Marsh B.S.0
Dawson John, Tatterahall, Boston
Dawson Stepban, i Broad street, Spalding
Denniss George^ South Reston, Louth
Dent George, Bridge street, Brigg
Dickinson Tom Bobert,Horbllng,Falkingham
Dimbleby Benjamin, Butterwick, Boston
Dobbs John, IM Garholme road, Lincoln
Donson James A. 1 Bridge road A 10
Wellington street, Gainsborough
Doughty George, 7 Maude st Great Grlmaby
Doughty Henry, 11 Maude st Great Orimaby
DriffiU John, Ingham, Lincoln
Dunkley George, Holly house, Skegneas
Dunkley Ricliartl, Northolme, WaiuSeet All
Saints B.S.0
Dunkley Rd.Hobson,WainfleetAUSaintaB.S.O
Easter William, Billlngborongh, Falkingham
Edwards James, Eastgate, Loutli
Edwards SL Lit^London, Long Sutton, Wsboh
Elvldge H. » St Peters' at Wharf rd.Stamfard
Emerson George, DO Upsate, Lonth
Emerson WiIliam,V 6t George's sq. Stamford
Evlnson Freeman,13 College street,Granthani
Fanoourt Wm. Jasper,23 StPaul°sst.Stamfrl
FarrowJn.7>Heneage st Weelslv,GtGrimatay
Faunt James, 25 Silver street, Boston
Fawn James, jun. Cemetery rowl, Holbeacfa
Fawn William, 161 Winsover road, Spalding
Fisher John, 86 Church st Gainsborough
Fletcher Longley, Highgatc, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Forman Edward, Eclpringhonr, Sleafonl
Fox John Reynolds, Coal yard, Willonghbj
Street wharf & 30 Trinity st Gainsbuioagb
Freeman John Frederick, Waterloo street.
Market Basen
Freslmey John, Mumby, Alford
Gamer John, Charlton street. Great Grimsby
Gilder Thomas, High street, Holbeach
Glew Jumes, 239 Cleetliorpo rd. Gt Grimsby
Good John, 19 Maude street, Gt. Grimsby
Goodtaame William Btotberd, Brayford wharf
& 1 Bauceby terrace, Lincoln
Goodman J.&H.Hlgh stLongSutton, Wisbech
Goodrick William, Liqnorpond street Boston
Goodwin Walter, OoxIdU, Hull
aassopTom,Market st Claethorpes,OtGnnaby
Grantham Edmd.MablethorpeStMary,Alfora
Graves Isaac, 39 Newmarket, Louth
Gray John, Muckton, Loutli
Green Cliarles, Cras8gate,Plnchbeck,SpaldlnK
Green William, Washingborough, Lincoln
Greenwood Thomas, Metheringliam, LIiicoIq
Guy William, 44 Fastare street, Gt Grimsby
Halnaworth David, Deeping St James,
Market Deeping
Halkee Thomas, Dunston, Lincoln
Hall William & Thonias,Grantham st Lincoln
Halliday Samuel Fanoourt, Cemetery laae,
Soot^^e, Stamford
Handley Thomas & Bons, 80 High st Boatoa
Harrison Brothers, 87 James street, Loutli
Harrison & Sands, Foss street Lincoln
HarrisonChristoplier,18 &19Cowbitrd.ifpldng
Harrison Edward, 47 West street, Bocton
Harrison Frank, Winterton, Doncaster
Harrison James, Cfauroh street, Louth
Harrison John Ben]. Portland st Linooln
Harrison Joeeph Martin, 26 Melville st Lincoln
Harrison Joseph Ward, 2 Carholme rd.Uncol2i
Harrison Joshua, Waterloo st Market Bniwm
Harrison William, Bennington, Boston
Hasnip Edward & Son, West street Alford
HatcliSe Mark, BilUnghay, Sleafonl
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TRADES DIRBCTORT.]
Havle; Tboaa*, Burton €oggl««, Oranttuun
Hiyvaail Allan, 127 Freeman it. Gt-Qrimiby
Heath Joba, 7 Stanhope road, Bbmcsatle -
Hendley Joaeph, High street, Beaton
Henatt John Robinson, Trinity st,Crainaboro'
Hevnonlliomafi Si John,23Ch«iuergate,I<outh
HevnOBBdni(l.CovenliaaiSt.BartliDlomew,Lth
aibbitt Bdvard. Cotsworth, Grantham
Hibbitt Edwaid, Twjtoii, Omntham
HiokingbothomJohn &R.S3|Newlaod,LIiicoln
HickUng Hnrd, 138 £aatgate & Maiden row,
Louth ,
Hill BrotberB,! Qneen street, GhunsboiougU
Km Chailea, Lnddlngton, Ooole
Hill John, Nettleluun, linooln
Hlnion Charlea, Cemetery lane, Staunf ord
Hinaon Thomaa, jun. Bastgate, Bourn
Bobaon Henry, Hogsthorpe, AUord
Hockley Bobart, II London mad, Qrantbam
H(dlingin>-orth Charlee, Keelby, Ulceby
HoUingworth Bichd. 40 Victoria street weat,
Oreftt Grimsby
HoUingworth Thomas, Groaby, Caistor
Hohnea John, High street, Wainfieet All
SaintaB.S.0
Hooton William, WllUngham-by-Stow,
Galnsboroa^ /
Horton SamLABobt. 18 Portland at Lincoln
Houghton V. HJ^ stnet, Barton^on-Hnmber
Howitt Bicfaard, Falkingbam
Howitt William, sen. Swaton, Fallcingham
Howion Bliiear, 8 Tentensroft Btreet,LincoIn
Hnnter dc Son, West End terraoe, Spllsby
Ingman George, Church st. Market Deeping
Ingoldby Bobert Smith, Grimsby rd. Louth
Ingnm Bicliaid, 77 Jamea street, Louth
Jackson Leonard, Bardney, Lincoln
JesBop Charles, Itaaia side north, Boston
JobsoB John Bobert, South st. Homcastle
Johnson Jamea, Long Bennington, Grantham
Judge Wm. Whaplooe Drove, Peterborough
Kelser Henry, Epvorth, Doncaster
Kendall Charlea,Chapel St. Market Basen
Kirk A Parry, Jermyn street, Sleatord
Kirk Nathaniel, 18 Maude st. Great Grimsby
Kirk Wm. 129 Freeman street, Gt. Grimsby
Knight Thomas, Martin, Lincoln
Lake Jas. Deeping St. James, MarkstDeeping
Lambert Bicbard, Morton ter. Gainsborough
Langley John William, Kirton, Boston
Long George Whalf, Main Bidge, Boston
Levealey William, Double street, Spalding
Levis Thos. Crosby, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Lewell ft Darby, Pulvertoft lane, Boston
Lill Edman, Huttoft, Alford
Lilley John, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
LougfatonJ.BleBnor8treet.Weelsby,Qt.Gmsby
Love Chas. Hemswell, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Lyon William Henry, 25 Broad st. Stamford
Mackarlll Cliarles, North Thoresby, Louth
Malam John, Willingham rd. Market Basen
Marshall Charles By. OSChelmaford sLLincoln
Martin A Sims, Castle hill, Exchequer gate &
Eastgate, Linooln. See advert
3lanltby Henir, Binttrooke, Market Basen
Mawer Bichard, Oldgate, Louth
Maxey Thomas, K Upgate, Louth
Mazey William, East gate, Sleaford
Medley Bidiard, 3 Georges street, Louth
Middtoton James Brumby, Saxilt^, Lincoln
Miller John, II New strest, Grantham
Miller John, 8 North parade, Grantham
MUler Kelk, Sotby & Minting, HomcasUe
Mills John, 14 }''riar*a lane,Monk'sni.Linooln
Money Thomas, WhaplodeDrove,Peterborough
Moody George, 161 Cleetliorpe road, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Moore John, sen. 7 Spring gardens, Spalding
Morgan George, Butchery street, Lincoln
MorriSR William, Swinesbead, Spalding
Mowbray John, 46 Castlegate, Grantham
Keedham Robert, Croea Keys wharf. East-
gate, Sleaford
Nightingale & Danby,Eleanor street, Weelsby,
Qreat Grimsby
Norfolk William, 30 Liqnorpond St. Boston
Norman Joseph, Star lane^ Bourn
Onn John, 137 a, New market, Louth
Otter & Broughton, 12 & 13 Broadgato,
Lincoln. See advert
Oxley Samuel Brown, East end, Alford
Faddison Jabez, 66 Westgate, Louth
Fannell James Cole, 22 Queen street, Doston
Panton George, Victoria street, Lincoln
Parker Francis, Binbrooke, Market liaaeu
Parker Samuel, Market place, Wainfieet All
SaintoB.&0
Parker William, Bopsley, Grantham
Parker Wm. Henry, Witham street, Boston
Parkinson JeEae,Biverhead,Moortown,Calstor
Fattinson Saml. * Wm. Buskiugton,Sleatord
Perkins Jn. Waite, t Spring gardens, Spalding
Pett * Son, Market st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Pick Thomas, 7 Westlode street, Spalding
Pick William, 4 Albion street, Spalding
Pickering Francis, Sibsey, Boston
Pickering WiUiam Gorton, 44 Grafton street,
New (See, Great Grimsby
Flndibeck Abraham, 6 Albert st. Homcastle
Pinder Peter Sl Son, 33 MiUnridge, Boston
Joinder Peter, Gosberton, Spalding
LTNCOLNflHIBE.
v&s 7-fiS
FOrkaaa Uriah,' 81 Hainton street,- Wsslaby,i Wilkin Marmadnke,. Providence Tilla, Wel-
Gi«at Grimsby
Porter Newton, Colsterworth, Grantham •
Porter Thomas, Tattershall
Potts Wniiam, Ulceby Village, Bastoo -
Priest Wm. ft Geo. Whact road, Grantham
Priestley George, Kirton, Boston
Priestley John Thorpe, (76 High st. Linooln
Raoaon Thomas, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Battenbury Wm. Walker, Halton rd.8pilsl7
Ream John, Noirth st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Beetham Bennett, Manby, Louth
Reeve James^ SI Norman street, Lincoln
Reld Walter, Hacrowby road, Grantham
holme road ; 23< Freeman- street ft East"
I ' ' gate. Great Grimsby
i Wllkinsan John, Utterby, Louth
1 Wilkinson Thomas, Fotherby, Louth
Wilkinson Thomas, 8 George street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Wilkinson Thas.Northgt.Pinchbeck,Spalding
WilkinsonW.Ebn ter.CleethorpeB,Gt.Grlmeby
Wilkinson Wm. Colton, North Kelsey.Brigg
Willows ft Roebuck, Maude st. Gt. Grimsby
Wilson John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Woodhead George, Sooth OarltoD, Lincoln
Woods Ephralm, Star cross, Holbeacb
Reynolds Wm. 16 St, Botolph's terrace, BighJ WooUey Samnel, 6S Double St. Spalding
street ; works. Sbakespewe street, Lincoln [ Woolston John, 31 St. Peter's, st. Stamford
Riggall ft Hewins, Eleanor street, Weelsby, Woolston Thomas, Recreation rci. Stamford
Great Grimsby . , . Wright ft Son, 26 Bridge street. Homcastle
Boberts Brothers, Wharf road, Stamford Wright William, Park street, Lincoln
Robinson Chas. 10 Grey stBurtonat. Linooln. Young Robert, 6 Pelham street, Linooln
Robinson GeorgsRobert, North Kelsay, Brigg _,».,_ ■r.-r^,^ -mr • m-nn-r • .,■ ^^^ ■r^t.
Rose WlUiam Lamb, HogeOiorpe, Alfird BVU-DINO UATEBIAI. DI.BS.
Bossington John, 72 High street, Boston Bancroft David & Nicholson, Spa cot. Caistor
Rouse.ft Clarke, M High street, Stamford • i Cooper William, Metheringham, Lincoln
Rowe Robert, North Somsrcotes, OtGrimsby Emerson WiUiam, 9 St. George's sq. Stamford
Rudd ft Son, Wharf road, Grantham
Eushton Henr>', Bibsey, Boeton
Rushton John, Freiston road, Boston
Sanderson Chas. North pa.BnrtonH)n-Humber
Sands Charles, Foss street, Liuooln.
Saunderson Samuel, 7 East Marsh street,
Great Grimsby
Scholes Richard, Empinghamroad, Stamford
Scotney John, North i^treet. Bourn
Scott Charles Thomas, Kingsley st. Lincoln
Scupham Henrr, Willingham riMarketRasen
SeedJas.ft£dwd.Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Sentance Joseph Beesom, Great Ponton,
Grantham
Sharp John, 44} AIUou street, Spalding
Sharp Robert, Tattershall rood, Boston
Sherwln Samuel, Ml ft 67Wide BargBte,Baston
Siminson Thomas. 138 King Edward street
north. Great Grlroaby
Skelton Richard, West banks, Sleaford
Skinner Edward, Scunthoriw, Doncaster
Smith Alfred, 27 Churdi street,Gainsborough
Smith George Hill, Albert street, dolbeoch
Smith Bichard, Bardney. Lincoln
Smith Samuel A. Suttertou, Spalding
Snowden Cooper, Albion street, Gt. Grimsby
Spinks George, Donington, Spalding
Stalnton George, 13 Triai^st. Gainsborough
StampMrs.Elizah.Hifrh st.BartonH>n-Humt)er
Stamp John, Holydyko, BartonK>n-Humber
Stamper Samuel, Reepbam, Lincoln
Stanger John, 8 Spring gardens, Spalding
Steet ft Sons, Hamilton place, Alford
Stephenson John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Stimson Fredk. Churdi st. Market Deeping
Story ft Son, North street Bourn ft at Swin-
stead & Irnham
Struggles Joseph, Heddngton, Sleatord
Sumpter Thomas, Binbrooke, Market Rosen
Swaby Elijah, Scompton, Lincoln
SykesWm. 45 Marlborough st, Gainsborough
Tattershall Jesse, fiO Montague St. Lincoln
Taylor George, 81 James street, Louth
Taylor John, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Taylorl Johnson, Red Lion street, Boeton
Thompson J. M. ft Sons, Bath rood, Lontli
Thompson Joseph ft Wm. Roxby,Donca£ter
Thompson Charles, IS White Horse la.Boston
Thompson Hy. Wm. Binbrooke, Mrkt. R«(i«n
Thompson Joseph, South Reston, Louth ■
Thompson Joseph, Bridge street, Brigg
Thorn John Webster, Wragby
TodkiU Edward, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Tophom Christoper Britton, Osbwne street,
Great Grimsby
Topliss Edward Sissions, Union rd. -Caistor
'Towle Allen, 33 New market, Louth
Towle Charles, Legbonms, Louth
Towie John, Cluipel street, Caistor
TraSord Edward, 48 Stanley street ft Grafton
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Turner John Thomas, 6 Borkhom street,
Northolme, Wainfieet AH Saints R.S,0
Tyler William, Swin«shead, Spalding
Usher ft King, Fleetgate, Bartan^on-Humber
Waddingham Joseph, Habrougli, Ulceby
Wadsley John ft Son, Horbling, Folkingliam
Wallis Walter. 16 Double street, Spalding
Walls Oharles, Vine cottage. CaJstor
Walls Robert, Senrby, Caistor
Walsingham Edward, Corby, Grantham
Walter ft Hensman, Banks st. Homcastle
Warriner Robert Thos.49 Canwick rd. Lincoln
Warsop Ben. Whelboum, Mill hill, Caistor
WartnabT ft Son, Banowby road, Grantham
Watson Chas.Allen, 88 Winsover rd. Spalding
Watson Wm. Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Webb Jolm, 9 Albert street, Brigg
WeighlUJ.IFeatherby pL St Botolph's, Lincoln
West William ft Robert, Wootton, Ulceby
Wheeldon Wm. ft T. Church stOainaborough
Whelpton John, Portland street, Lincoln
White ft Wood, Conmierciol street, Alford
White Benjamin, SaxUby, Lincoln
White George, 22 Flottergate, Gt Grimsby
Harrison Brothers, 87 James street, Louth
HickUng Hurd, 118 Eastgate ft Maiden row,
Lontfa
Pattinson ft Co.; olfioe8,Carre place, Sleaford.
See advertisement
Smith Riohard, Bardney, Lincoln '
Story ft Son, North street, Bonm ft at Swln-
atead ft Imham
Tomlinson William, SincU street, Lincoln
Topliss Edward Sissons, Union rA. Caistor
Walls Charles, Vine cottage, Caistor.
BTTxz.z>iNo Societies.
See lAnd ft Building Societies.
BITI.B aSOWEB.
Quinoey Mrs. Elizabeth, Fulney, Spalding
BTrrCHBBS— WBOIiESAIiE.
Dalton Henry, S St Paul's street, Stamford
Hewitt George, Butchery street, Lincoln
BUTCHEBS.
Adams Jonathan, Kirkby-on-Bain, Homcstle
Adoook Charles, Corby, Grantham
Adcook Josiah, South Witham, Grantham
Allen Charles, Coningsby, Boston
Allen James, Oedney Hill, Wisbech
Allen Mrs. Jane, 63 West street, Boston
Allen John, Castle Bytliam, Stamford
Allen Philip, 44 Upgate, Louth
Allenby James, Habrough, Ulcebv
AUin Mrs. Jane, 61 West street, Boston
American Fresh Meat Co. 100 Victoria street
west. Great 'Jrimsby
American Meat Stores (Righton Heavisides,
manager), 157 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Grimsby
Amos Miss Ann, 34 Watergate, Grantliam
Anderson Mrs. Jane, Limber (Great). Ulceby
Anderson John, jnn. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Anderson John William, Keelby, Ulceby
Anderson Wm. King st. Barton-on-Hiunber
Andrew William, Coleby, Lincoln
Applewliite C. Washtngborough, Lincoln
Appleyard George, 42 Cleetliorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Appleyard Mr8.Tobit,HumberBtCleethorpe8,
Great Grimsbr
Ash Albert Hy. Oxford st Market Basen
Ashley Geo. William, Nortii Kelsey, Brigg
Ashton William, 31 Wormgate, Boston
Aspland Joseph, Swineshmd, Spalding
Atkinson Bd.Orby,Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.aO
Atkinson Wm.J, 184 Freeman stGt. Grimsby
Auckland William, Martin, Lincoln
Auckland Wm. O. 87 Lord st Gainsborough
Ayecough Charles, 10 Walkergate, Lnuth
Backman Oecffge, 49 Freeman stGt Grimsby
Bagley Henry, Stnkeley rond, Holbench
Bailey Charles, 187 Cleethorpe rd.GtGrim8by
Bailey Henry, Borrowby, Grantliam
Boines William, Leadeuham. Grantham
BahrstowJn. Hy.274Victorio ststh.GtGrmsby
Balderson WiUiam James, Frisksey, Boston
Baldock Walter, Rnskington, Sleaford
Baldry Spenoer, 7 Butclrery street, Lincoln
Baley Geo. Henry, 23 Bull Ring, Homcastle
Bompton Thoe,Barkston-le-WiUowa,Granthm
Bancroft Tbaa.430Victoria Btnth.GtGrimsby
Banks Thomas, Authorpe, Louth
Bannister John, 81 High street Boston
Barber Charles, Sticktord, Boston
Barker James, 80 High street Spoiiing
Barker Lewis, Tmsthorpe, Alford
Barr John, 1S4 Winsover road, Spalding
Barton J. John st Wainfieet All Saints B.S.0
Barton J. Bowen, Wainfieet AU Saints B.S.0
Barwis Wm. Bobert 4 Hall place, Spalding
Batty John, Castle ByUiam, Stamford
Beeken Samnel, 39 Garibaldi st Gt Grhnsby
Beel Charles, 64 Freeman at Great Grimsby
BaU Isaac Leake, Boston
Bell John, Long Bennington, Grantliam
WUfdrd Saml.jun.High stBarton-on-Humber { Bellairs Robert, 24 North street, Grantham
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BrrcHERS— continued
Bennett Henry, Claypole, Newark
Bennington J.H. Corporation rd.Ot.0riin8b;
Berrldge Henry, lA Felham Btreet, Lincoln
Berry Oeortte, 21 Englnegate, Louth
Bett Samuel, Bennlwortb, WrBgby
Bett Thnniw It. Stlckney, Boatou
BUlyanl WUliam Frederick,?? High st.Boeton
Black Henrj-, 22 Bridge street, Spalding
Blackburn Jabez, Wliltepit, Swaby, Alfonl
Blake Alfred Janie8,12eAlbert <t.Ot.Grimsby
Blakelock John, Covenham St. Bartholomew
ii Little Grimsby, Louth
Blai:chard R. 48 RavenBpnm Bt. Gt. Grimfiby
Bland John, High street. Market Deeping
Block Benjamin, 7 Slncll street, Lincoln
Bonner Joseph, 11 New market, Lincoln
Bonner Robert, South gate, Sleaford
Bontoft Snmuel Seymour, Wrangle, Boston
Bontoft Seymour W. Mareham-le-Fen,Bo8ton
Booth Mrs. 14 Sincil street & 2 & 3 New
Market, Lincoln
Boultou Henry, 8 Victoria «t.we.OLGrimsby
Bourne Edwin, 4 Goflpelgate,. Louth
Bourne George Taylor, 8 East st. Homcastle
Bowell John, High street, Holbeach
Bowles George, Marsh, Holbeach
Bowman James, 33 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Boyer Jonathan, South st.Crowlnd.Peterboro'
Bnidshaw W.North Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Bratley Nathaniel, Skirbeck, Boston
Brawn Kdgar, High street, Holbeach
Brewitt Arthur. 31 Bouthgate, Bleaford
Brewltt Frederick, Pointon, Falklnghain
Brewitt John, Westgate, Sleaford
Briggs John, 92 Ballgate, Lincoln
Briggs Robert, Eagle,' Newark
Bricten John, 2 Corn market, Louth
Brock Hobert,32 Trinity Btreet,Galnsborough
Brown Benjamin, DIghy, Lincoln
Brown Geo. 226 Low. Burgess Bt.Gt.Grimsb}'
Brown Henry, Ruskington, Sleaford
Broii-n Joseph, Marston, Onmtham
Brown John, Buskingtan, Sleaford
Brown Robert, 4 Market place, Homcastle
Brown Tliomas, Baumber, Homcastle
Brown Wm. John, 14 Bull ring, Homcastle
Bucknell D.DeeplngSt.Jaines,MarketDeeping
Backworth William, 60 High 8ti«et,Stamford
Burchnall George, Roman bank, Skegness
Bnrgess George, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Burgess Thomas, Harriichapel, Gt. Grimsby
Bumian James Blake, 9 Xewland, Lincoln
Bnrman William, 26 West street, Homcastle
Burn Adlard, Butterton, Spalding
Burnett WilUam,74 Coimuerolal rd. Grantham
Bush WlUiam, Welton-in-the-Marsh, Spilsby
Butler Edward, Metlieringham, Lincoln
Butler George, jun. Water lane, Sleaford
Butler Henry, 15 Vine Btreet, Grantliam
Button Jolin, 2 Queen street, Gainsborough
Camm Hiram, New Bromby, Doncaster
Campion Thomas, Elsham, Brlgg
Canty Fredk. George st. Barton-on-Humber
Carruthers R. 155 tc IM Winsover stSpaldng
Carter Thomas, 44 New market, Lincoln
Cartwrlght Henry Bryan, Market pi. Spilsby
Cartwright John, Church street, Boston
Castle lliomas, 96 Weetgate, Grantham
Cave Thomas. S2 Silver street, Gainsborough
Cawkill William, Kingst. Barton-on-Humber
Charles & Hoyes, 16 New market, Lincoln
LmCOLNSHIBE
CroftBj.0.18 8catgt.& 15 AU Bointa'pl.Stmfrd
Crosby Richard & Sons,Leadenham, Granthm
Crosl^ John, Biaegate, Spalding
Crosby John L. Risegsite, Surfleet, Spalding
Cress Edward, 18 Wraby street, Brigg
Cioxford JohnT.Westst.Crovland,Peterbaro'
Cuthbert Edwin, Bametby-le Wold R.S.O
C*ithbert Francis, Coningsby, Boston
Dabb Oeo.R. 78 Victoria st. west, at.Grimsby
Dolby Thomas, Baltfleet, Loath
Dale William, Ashby, Brigg
Dalton Albert, Bossinghom, Newark
Dalton S. Harvey, Harmston, Lincoln
Danby J. 8tainthorpe,328outh st. Homcastle
Dannatt Mrs. Ann, 3 Church st. Galnsboro'
Daubney DaTid,Mabletborpe St. Mary, Alford
DanbneTJ.Willoughton,KirtonLindsey R.aO
Davis WUliam, Huttoft, Alford
Dawson A. High st Wain fleet All Saints R.&0
Dawson John, Bordney, Lincoln
Dawson John Wood, 87 Eastgate, Louth
Dawson Robert, 4 Meroer row, Louth
Dawson Thomas, Gonlceby, Horncsstle
Dawson Thomas, Winteringham, Doncaster
Dawson William, Sluice, South Ferriby, Hull
Dawson William, 4 Walkergate, Louth
Dawson William Bennett, 9 Market pi. Louth
Denby Stephen, Colsterworth, Grantham
Dennis James, 64 Freeman st. Ut. Grimsby
Dent John, 34 Freeman st. Great Grimsby
Denton Robert, Bridge street, Brigg
Dixey John, 77 London roal, Spalding
Dixon Alfred, South End, Aiford
Dlion William, 26 North street, Homcastle
Dobbs Albert, 12 Maiden lane, Stamford
Doubleday Robert, Colsterworth, Grantham
DoM'se William, Ludford, Market Rasen
Dring John, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Drnr3Wm.87 Hungate & 12 New mrkt.Llncln
DudleyGeorge, Engine, Cn)wIand,Peterboro'
DuncombJohn.IO St.Martin's,Hlgh stSimfrd
Eagle Williain,54 Wynnst.|Monksrd. Lincoln
Eley James, 8 Banks street^ Homcastle
Ellis Joseph, 7 Newmarket st. Gt. Grimsby
ElllB Richard, 21 & 22 New market, Lincoln
English Robt.H. 21 Old Market pl.Gt.Grmsfay
Bpton Wm. 120 Freeman st. Great Grimsby
Everatt William, Eirton Llndse} R.S.0
Everltt Martin, Great Hale, Sleaford
FairchiM Henry, Eastgate, Bourn
Farbon William, West Asliby, Homcastle
Featherstone Charles S. Market place, Boum
Featlierstone John,ll All Saints pLStamford
feneley Richard, Dorrington, Sleaford
Fiddling Joseph, Minting, Homcastle
Fletcher Charles, Binbroke, Market Rasen
Flower Thomas Maw, Epworth, Doncaster
FoUey iRlchsrd Kilham, jnn. Market place.
Long Sutton, Wisbech
Foottit Jhn. WlUingham-by-Stow, Galnsboro'
Foster Charles. 1a, Norton street, Grantham
Forman John Henry, West street, Alford
Foster Richard. Epworth, Doncaster
Foster Wm. Bichd.'sg Watergate, Grantham
Fowler Joseph, 70 Westgate, Grantham
Fox Thomas, 40 Main ridge, Boston
France Robert, 35 Commercial rd. Spalding
Franks George, 96 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Franks George, High Btreet, Market Deeping
Franks Joseph, Langtoft. Market Deeping
j Frear John, Tetford, Homcastle
Freeman Frederick, 38 Ic 40 Northgate, Louth
[kellv's
Checseman Jonathan, Messingham, Kirton Freestone John, Long Bennington, Grantham
Lindsey R.B.0 _ I FWWbt Henry James, Edenham, Boum
Chester Ed\\1n, 240 Freeman stGreatOrmsby
ChesterT.109Cleethrp.rd.NewClee,Gt.Grm8by
Chicken John, 72 Foundry Btreet Homcastle
Christian John, Morton, Boum
Clapham Henry, 198 Freeman st.Ot. Grimsby
Clark Geo.»4Viotor stNew Clee, Ot Grimsby
Clark Isaiah, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Clark William, East Barkwith,Wragby
Clarke Charles William, Rosegorth st Boston
Clarke Frankland, Sutterton Fen, Boston
Clarke George Oak, 85 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Clarke John William, Market nlaoe, Alford
Clarke Joseph, George street, Boston
Clarke Thomas, 32 High street, Lincoln
Clarke William, Morton, Boum
Clarke William, Westgate. Sleaford
Clarke William Henry, 39 West street,Boston
Coals George, jun. West street. Bourn
Cock Stephen, jun. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Cockcrline Tnm.ie? Wellington BtOtGrmBby
Cocks Frederick, Hawthorpe, Imham, Bourn
Codd Henry, 23 Newmarket, Lincoln
Codd Mrs. Sarah Emma, I Silver st. Lincoln
Cole John, Baston, Market Deeping
Colton Charles. Fleet. Holbeach
Conlngton Edward, 49 High street, Stamford
Conington Georee, 22 All Saints' Bt Stamford
Connell John, High st. Crowle, Doncaster
Cook Henry Thomas, Fleet, Holbeach
Cooper Isaac East Stockwlth, Gainsborough
Cooper Joseph, 3 Brownlow street, Grantham
Conlson Samuel, South Kyme, Sleaford
Coupland John, Skendlebr, Spibiby
Crabtiee Wm. Westgate, Beiton, Doncaster
Crawford Thomas, Oonloeby. Homcastle
Creasey JeBse, HecUngton, gleatord
Futttt John, 11 Market place, Boston
Fytche Henry, Market hall & Louth pk.Louth
Gambles James, fi Priorygate, Lincoln
Gambles John, 85 Newmarket, Lincoln
Gambles William, Kirkby* cum - Oagodby,
Market Rasen
Gorton William, West gate, Sleaford
Garwood John, Thurlby, Bourn
Gaunt John, Fenton, Newark
Gilbert Thomas, Braceborongh, Stamford
Gilbert Thomas, Greatford, Stamford
Giles Frank Howard, 17 Guildhall st Lincoln
Glover John, 26 High street, Lincoln
Goad Joseph, 34 Sincil street, Lincoln
Good Robert, Candlesby, Spilsby
Ooodacie John. High street, BiUingborough,
Falklngham
Gooseman Henry diaries, 142Cleetborpe road.
Great Grimsby
Gooseman Thomas Towie, Old Market place.
Great Grlmeby
Oorbutt Bryan Smith, Comhill, Calstor
Gorbntt John, 5A, Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Gout John Edwin, lAUgtoft, Market Deeping
Ooy Robert, Wragby
Gray William. Doniiigton-on-6aJn, Lonth
Green John, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Greensmith John, Beckinghara, Newark
Grcshom Robert, 81 Melville street, Lincoln
Griggs Samuel, Whaplode, Spalding
Gulson Wm. Hy. Seas end, SurSeet, Spalding
Gunby John, Ingham, Lincoln
Gunnell Charles, 72a, High street, Lincoln
Guttridge Robert, High street, Wainfieet All
Saints R.S.0
Halnsworth William Woodcock, Market place.
Long Satton, Wisbech
Halre Anthony, Uetheringham, Lincoln
Hall Edward, 171 High street, Lincoln
Hall George, Carcby, Stamford
Hall Herman, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Hal] William, Market Butchery st Lincoln
Hallam John Thomas, Kirton, Boston
Hallam Martin, 24 Cordon street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Hallgarth William, Mumby, Alford
Handson Geo. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Hanson George Alexander, Market i^ace,
Walnfleet AU Saints R.S.0
Harding Edwin Stavely,59 London rd.Gmthm
Hardy Arnold, Sutton St James, Wisbech
Hardy George, 17 New market, Lincoln
Hare Mrs. Eliza, Billingborongb. Falklngham
Hargrave Isaac, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Harmston Edward, Heckington, Sleaford
Harr George, 10 Red Lion square, Stamford
Harrison Joseph Fowler, Bsfdney. Lincoln
Harrison Richd. Holbeach Bt John's,Holbeacfa
Harrison Thomas, Scopwick, Lincoln
Harrison William, Corby, Grantham
Harrison William, 98 Freeman st GtGrimsby
Harrod Joseph, jun. Hogsthorpe, Alford
Hartley Thos. 88 Freeman st Gt. Grimsby
Harwuod William, 14 New market, Lincoln
Hatfield Reuben, Alkborougb, Donaoter
Havercroft Thomas, Kirmlngton, tJIcebf
Hebblewhite William, Eagle, Newark
Herrick William, 1 High street, Lincoln
Hewitt George, Kirton Lindsey B.S.O
Hickling Tlios. South st.Crowland.Peterboro'
Hill RIcliard. 107 High street, UncDln
HUl Thomas, Kirton Lindsey R.B.0
Hill WillUm Henry, 10 New market Lincoln
Hind Robert Thomas, HippingBlr, Bonm
Hird Henry, « Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Hird Jn. Waddingham, Kirton Undsey It.aO
Hird Richard, West Butterwick, Doncaster
Hobaon Thomas, Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Holdemess Wilson, Hundleby, Spilsby
Holland George, Horbling, Falklnghain
Holland John, Silwey, Boston
Holland Thomas, BiUingborough, Falkingfaam
Holmes George Edward, Barkham street,
Walnfleet All Saints B.S.0
Holmes Hy. 197 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Qrlmsby
Holmes Jackson, 152 Freeman street. Great
Grimsbv
Holmes John, Bnrgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
Holmes Matthew, Staton. Falklnghain
Holmes Robt. Fleetgate, Barton on-Hnmber
Holmes William, Ingoldmells, Burgh R.S.O
Holmes William, Osboumby, Falklngham
Hooton Harry, Bast Klrkby, BpUsby
Homer Vincent, 66 Cro*t street. Linooln
Homsby John, 31 London road, Grantham
Horton Wm. North Owersby. Market Baaen
Houghton George, Thomtou-le-Fen, Baston
Housman John Wm. Waltbam. Gt Grimsbj
Howard John Henry. Kirton, Boston
Howes Fredk. Corporation rd. Gt. Grimsby
Howett Thomas, Toft. Boum
Howitt Matthew, Deeping St James, Marltet
Deeping
Howsam Alfred, 86 New market, Lincoln
HnntlJohn, Bibaldstow, Kirton LindseyB.S.O
Huntsman John Edmund, Monlton da^iel,
Spalding
Hurn Msrk, 5 St. Mary's street, Stamford
Huteson Joseph, Central mrkt Gt Grimsby
Hutson Thomas, Westgate, Sleaford
InghamGeo. North st Crowland, Peterborough
Ingoldby Christopher, 38 Ramsgate, Loath
Ingoldby Frederick, Market hall, Louth
Inkley Mr8.Margaret Ann.33 HaU pLSpalding
Jackson Charles, Sutterton, Spalding
Jackson Chas. 39 Yarbrough st. Gt. Grimsby
Jackson Henry, it Market place, Sleaford
Jackson John, Bardney, Lincoln
Jackson John, Osbournby, Falkingbam
Jackson Joshua, Denton, Grantham
Jakes Joseph, Satton Bridge, Wisbedi
Jaqnes Robert, Barringham, Doncaster
JenUnson Mrs. Ann, Woolsthorpe, Grantbam
Jennings William, Owston Ferry, Bawtrf
Jobson William, 16 Wormgate, Baston
Johnson George. 6 Eastgate, Louth
Johnson Mrs. Jane, South Kelsey, CUstor
Johnson William, Foston, Qraatluun
Jones Thomas, PiUared House yard. Bridge
street, Gainsborough ,
Jones Wm. Cecil, 69 Bridge st Galnsbonmgti
Joyce Henry Richard, 36 New rd. Spalding
Keol Thomas, 57 Liquorpond street, BoAon
Keen Wslter, 6 London rond, Spalding
Kelk Joseph, Partncy, SjrilBby
Kemp John, Walthain, Great Grimsby
Kenning Mordecai, Ocsberton, SpaldiBf;
Kennington James, 17 London rd. Grantham
Kennington Paul, Queen st Market Bbmsi
Kenniwell John, Bnmt Broughton, Newark
Kenny Charles B. 100 Grantley st Qimnthan
Kenny Thomas, Matston, Grantham
Kent Mrs. Eliza, 3 Monks road, Linooln
Kent WlUiam H. Kirton, Boston
Kerman George, 5 Pasture st Gt Grimsby
Keyworth William, liweby. Great Grlmstagr
Keyworth Wm. Market Butchery st Uscobi
Keyworth WDUam, Saxflby, Lincoln
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TRADES DIRECTOBY.J
Eillick Geori^ Teolbf , Market BMen
Klne Booth, Market hall, Lontb
King Alfred, 374 High street. Lincoln
King KranciB John, Sea View st. Cleethorpee,
Oreat Grimsby
King Fredk. Kdwd. 143 Newark id. Lincoln
Kirkman George John, Sea View street,
Cleethorpee, Great Grimsby
Kitchen Thomas, Welby, Grantham
Knight William Edwn. 63 Wrawby st Brisg
Knipe Francis, 13 8t Mary's hill, Stamford
Knott Thonua, Bardney, Lincoln
Knott Thomas, New LoUce, EastTille, Boston
Lacy Edwin, South Bomercotes, Gt. Grimsby
lAcy Jn.Tho8. 124Victorlast we.Gt.Grinisby
I^unbert William, Thurlby, Bourn
Iducarter George, 171 Eastgace, Lonth
lAncaater John, AS Northgate, Lonth
Idugley Ricliard, West A^liby, Horncastle
lAnidale John. Market place, Spllsby
Lawrence Alfred, 371 High sbeet, linooln
lAwson Cooper, Woddlngton, Lincoln
Layne Mrs. Emma, 69 Bridge st. Galnsboro*
Layne Richard Famill, 3 Market street,
Uainsborongh
Layne Thomas, 129 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Luenby IDavid, High st. Crowle, Doncaster
Leafe Thomas, 9 Emery lane, Boston
Ije^ning Benjamin, Tealby, Market Raeen
Leaning William, 46 Upgate, Louth
liedger Arthur, 49 Welby street, Grantham
Leek James, Navenby, Granttiam
Lill Wm.Tbofl.44SVictoria8t nth. Gt. Grimsby
LiUey James, High st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Lister Geo. 20 Victoria st. west, Gt. Grimsby
Lobley Edward, Sturton, Liucoln
Louth Charles Nundy, 91 & 93 Burton rd. &
Great Northern IliLil\s-ay yard, Linooln
Lyell William, 83 Wide Bargate, Boeton
Mackinder George. Burgh -in -the-Marsh B.S.0
McUrlch William. 118 Kent st. Gt. Grimsby
Maddlsou John, 18 Billgnte, Lincoln
Maddison Samuel, Hagwortlilngham, Spilsby
Maltby James, Belchford, HomcasUe
Maltby Wingate, Bennington, Boston
3{ansfleld William, Church street, Bourn
Mansford John. Gresham street, Lincoln
Maples John, 81 Newport, Lincoln
Markham Charles, SouUi bridge, Alford
Markham Henry. 17 St. Mary's st. Stamford
Marle> John, Barkstoii-le- Willows, Granthm
Marriott Henry, Sptlsby road, Boston
Marriott John, 10 Welby street, Grantham
MarrisThosL Scotter, Klrton Liniaey K,S.U
Marshall Benjamin, South street, Ci^tor
Harahalt John, Martin, Lincoln
M>iraliall wnUom, Tattershall road, Bostou
MaralMll William, jun. 95 High at. Lincoln
Mason William, Meesingham, Klrton Lludsey
ll.S.0
Mojtsam Geo.Normanby-by-8pital,MarketRsn
Massam William, Skirbeck quarter, Boston
Mastin Fre.Iorick, High street, Holbeoch
Maw Henry, Morton-by -Gainsborough
Maw John, Legbourne, Louth
Mawer James Stiarpley, 30 Mercer st. Lonth
Mawer William Sherwood, High st. Spilsby
Mays George, Eastgate, Bourn
Mec James, Towngate, Market Deeping
Meggitt George, 16 Wltluun plaoe, Boston
MerriUn Edwd.Nth. Somercotes,Gt.Grlmsby
Mettam Wm. & Richd. Teiford, Horncastle
Mettham Alfrel, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Mettham Joseph, Chapel hill, B»ton
Milburu John, Haltleet, Market Deeping
Miller Artliur. 94 Wateralde north, Liucoln
MiUingtnn H. SaltBeetby SL Peter's, Loath
Mlllson Foster, Ashby, Brigg
Milson George, Grasby, Calstor
Miunitt Geo. 30 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Moore William, Heckington, Sleaforl
Morley Rd. H.3 8t Martln'8,HIgh Bt.Stamford
Mowbray William, West street, Boston
Mnn-iey John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Maudey Richard, 2*2 Market place, Brigg
Masgrave George, 43 New market, Lincoln
Mask Henry, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Moflton Samuel, Market place, Alford
Maxlow William, East Alllngton, Grantham
Nayler Benjamin, Gartliorpe, Goote
Nayler Mrs. Hannah, Oarthope, Goole
Naylor John, 27 Castlegate, Grantham
Newborn Stephen, Haxey, Bawtry
Nicholson Albert, 32 Strait, Lincoln
Nlc'iolson Henry, 4S BUlgate, Lincoln
Norse T. jun. Deeping St James, MarketDpng
Nntt Anthony, Burringham, Doncaster
Oldfleld Jsph. Ransom, Winterton, Doncaster
Orerton George, Nortliolme, Walnfleet All
Saints R.S.U
Overton George. 1-1 Luraley raid, Skegness
Faoey Daniel, Uipplngnle, Bourn
Fa'ld Geo. Cliapman, jun. Cr jwle, Djncaster
Tales Thomas, Caythorpe, Grontluun
Palmer Alfred Ingoldshy, Grantham
Palmer Mrs. Sarah, Smth street. Bourn
Parish Jn. High st. Walnfleet All 8«inUR.S.O
Parker Edward. 34 Church street. Loath
Parker 0«aCroft.1Cleettiorpe rd, Qt Grimsby
Parker Thomas, Wide Bvgate, Boston
Parker Thomas James, South bridge, Alford
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Farkbi Jowph, Scunthorpe, Doncuter
Pafik Thomas, Great Oonerby, Orantham
Patchatt Joaeph, WUifonl, Qnuitbam
Fatchett Thomas, North Thoresby, Loutii
Patchitt Bobert, Caythorpe, Grantham
Patterson s^nrnV^, South Eau bank, Sutton
St. Edmund's, Wisbecli
Peake John, Cowbit, Spalding
Peck Chos. Nortli end, Crovle, Doncaster
Pell John Geo. 6 Harelock St. Gt. Grimsby
Penney jA. Deeping St. James, Market Dpng
Penrose Richard, Kutgate, Gt. Grimsby
Pepper John, 8 Bed Lion square, Stamford
Petty George, Ludford Parva, Market Rasen
PhiUipson John, Borgh-iu-the-MarsJi R.S.0
Pick Willlsm, The Common, Spalding
Pickvi-ell William, Glentham, 2Karket Rasen
Pidd John, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Pine Mrs. Ann, Moulton, Spalding
Pine Thos. Wm. Holbeach bonk, Holbeach
Piatt John Thomas. 28 Main ridge, Boston
Plo'-vright John, Towngate, Market Deeping
Plumtree George, Epworth, Doncaster
Pogflon James, 23 Bridge street, Horncastle
Pogson William Henry, Coniugsby, Boston
Pollard William, Weltoo, Lincoln
Porkess Thos. Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Prestwood John, Mareluun-le-Fen, Boston
Fridgeon William, South Eyme, Sleaforl
Priestley Joseph, Ttmberland, Lincoln
Priestley Zaclttrtah, 18 New market, Lincoln
Froct.ir John, 18 Walkergate place, Louth
Proctor John Richard, 130 High st. Lincoln
Queenborough Frank, 31 Market pi. Boston
Raby William, GoxhlU, HuU
Roitbby Thomss, Burgh-iu-the-Marsh H.S.0
Rannard Arthur, 200 High street, Lincoln
Ranyard Frank, 17 West street, Horncastle
RawUnson John, King street, Mtirket Rasen
Redmile George, Westgate, Sleaford
Reed WiUiam, Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford
Reeson James, 25 Wide Bargate, Boston
Rhodes Bobert, North Kelsey, Brigg
Richardson Edivard, Hainton, Wr^gby
Richardson Frederick, 33 Pen street, Boston
Richardson WiUiani, High street, Holbeach
Riley Frank, 2J) High street, Stamford
Riley Peter, 131 High street, Uncohi
Ringham David, Surfleet, Spalding
Rippon Ralph, High St. Borton-on-Humber
Robinson Geo. Navenby, Grantham
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Snodin John, 33 St. George's street, Stamford
Snowden Ricluu^ 26 Walkergate, Louth
Snowden Violet, Corenliam St. Mary. Ixinth
Southwell Wm. Amall, HG Main ridge, Boston
Spence Samuel, Wrangle, Boston
S^tencer Benjamin, Wiutertou, Doncaster
Spratt Joseph, 6 High street, Horncastle
Staines Cluu'les, North Cockerington, Loath
Stamp Hubert, Wootton, Ulceby
Steeper Robt Wm. 8'i Carholme rd. Linooln
Stephenson Benjamin, 7 New Market, Linooln
Stephenson Jn.A8aph,8 Kew Market. Lincoln
Stephenson W^illiam, 20 New Market, Lincoln
Stevens ^ank, 140 Victor street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Stevenson Henry, Thnrlby, Bourn
Stevenson Richard, West street, Bourn
Stevenson William, Boston, Market Deeping
Stokes & Son, 9 Wharf road, Gmntliam
Stokes James. 36 High street, Grantham
Stokes Mrs. Thh-za, A Wharf road. (Grantham
Stonctiouse Ruben, 63 NewLande. Lincoln
Stones Robert, Wide Bargate, Boston
Storr John, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Stricksou David, Brant Broughton, Newark
Sumner Mrs. Enisey, Anoaster, Grantham
Surfleet Robert, 11 Market sL & ai Trinity
street, Gainsboiough
SuttonFrank, Whaplode Drove,Feterboronsh
Swaby George, jun. 6.5 Eastgate, Lmth
Swift Thos. Hursegata, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Tatham Thomas 3r) Bailgate, Lincoln
Tatton George, 3 Broadgate, Lincoln
Taylor Benjoniin, Buckuall, Horncastle
Taylor Cluu-Ies,LlttleCorringham, Galnsboro*
Taylor Frederick, Ifl New market, Lincoln
Taylor Fred, jun, 20 New market Lincoln
Taylor John, 99 Cleethnrpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Taylor John, Potter Hauworth, Lincoln
Taylor Wm. Hy. 6 & B New market, Llnceln
Tenney Joseph, North Kelsey, Brigjr
Thompson Edward, West street, Holbeach
Thompson Henry, Southgate. Sleaford
Thompson William. 67 Dudley nl. Grantham
Thomi)SonWm.Parxer,Osbournby,Falkingtim
Thomdike Job, Wllloughby, Alford
Thorp Robert, Moulton, Spalding
Tliorpe Thomas, 11 Dolpliin Inne, Boston
Took William, Scawby-cuni- Sturton, Brlirg
Todd Jesse, Bonlney, Linooln
Todd ThomfW, Bardney, Lincoln
Robinson John Henry, 40 Newlands, Lincoln
Robinson Jsph. Middle Rasen, Market Rasen [ Tomlinson George, Swinsheod, Spalding
UoblnaonLancaster, Middle Raaen.MarketRsu | Tong & Turtle, 23 Market plaoe, Brigg
Tong liobert Ijeeson, Ijaceby, Gt. CJrlmsby
Topliss William, Market place, CiOstor
Towse & Hudson, 192 Lower Batgevt street.
Great Grimsby
Trafford Chas. Wm. 38 Steep hill, Linooln
Travja Alfred, 11 Cornhlll, Lincoln
Travia George, 9 & 41 New market, Lincoln
Travis William, 30 Lord street, Gainsborough
Trollope Mrs, Robert, Heckington. Sleaford
True Mn. Sarah, Church st. Market Deeping
TuruhuU John, Moulton Chapel, Spalding
Tutlow George, 4H Broodgate, Lincoln
UnderwoodClark,Kirkby-ou-Bain, Homcastle
Upton George, 20 Cornhill, Lincoln
Years Jesae Brown, 163 Albert 8t.Wt.Grim8by
Vesaey George Wm. Willoughby.'Alford
Vickers John, Nettleham, Lincoln
Vickers Mrs. Mary, Nettleham, Lincoln
Waddlngton Robert, He'.pringliam. Sleafonl
Waile John, 7 London road. Grantham
Wodland William John, Cambridge street,
Cleettiorpes, Great Grimsby
Wadslev Thomas, Wigtoft, Spalding
Waketleld Thomas, Castle Bythom, Stamford
Wakefleld Thomas, Oseby. Grantliam
Walkley Frederick, 4 South st. Horncastle
Walkley John, 17 Prospect street, Homcastle
Wall Jabez. Haxey, Bawtry
Wall Robert, West Butterwick, Dmciwter
Wall William, Uaxey, Bawtry
WandArthurJaB.Hy.69 Costlcgate, Granttiam
Wand Charles, 18 Castl^;ate, Grantham
Wand Robert, 14 Market plaoe, Grantham
Wand William Long, 32 Watergate, Grantham
WaterfieldWm.Wright,4St.Peter*8Bt,8tftmfonl
Watkittson John Henry. Btlckney, BoHtou
Watson Daniel, Laceby, Great Grimsby
Watson Mr8.^Sarah Ann, South street, Caltttor
Webster Henry, WIthern, Alford
Webster Wm. Covenham St.Bartholomew,Ltb
Weightman John, Wragby
Wclborn George, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Wells James. Broughton, Brigg
Westmoreland Edward, Hibaldstow, Klrton
Lindsey R.&0
Wharton Wm. B. 27Cleethorpe rd.GL Grimsby
White GarrittfSaracen'shea/l, Wtiplde.6pldug
White Philip, Market pi. Long Suttou,WBbch
WIdte Philip, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
White George, 4 Vauxliall road, Boston
Whitehead Mrs. Sarah, Woshingborough.Lncln
Whltwortli Richard, 8 St. Andrew's st.Liicln
Whitw.irth Thomas, 327 King Edwari street
nortli. Great GrimsbT
Wilkinson Dauiel, 29 Mercer road, Louth
Smith Wm.H.DeepingBt.James,MarketDpng Wilkinson Mrs. JusUno, Marketplace, Long
Smith WiUiam Henry, 81 West street, Boston SxAUn, Wisbech
Robinson William, Amcotts, Doncaster
Rodgers George, Morton, Bourn
Roee Mrs. Charlotte, 20 Albion st. Spalding
Rose John, 12 Francis street, Spalding
Bowbotliam Thomas Waddingham, Klrton
Lindsey R.S.0
Rowbottom Henry, Bridge street, Brigg
Rower John, Holbeach hum, Holbeacli
Rower Thomas, Dyke, Oedney S.O
Rowle Jn. North Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Rutcer Edwin, Slbsev, Boston
Ryan Fredk. & Thos. 13 High st. Boeton &
Lumley road, Skegness
Byan Frederick <fc S^n, Sklrbeck, Boston
Sales Fredk. Market pi. Crowle, Doncaster
Sanderson John, High 8treet,Crowle, Doncaster
Sanderson Mrs. Mary, Nwth st. Crowland,
Peterborough
Sands Richonl, Dyke, Biurn
Sapey Jn, F. Market st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Sawyer Thomas, Binbrookc, Market Rasen
Saxelbr William, Falkingbam
Scoffield William, 10 Westgate. Grantham
Sellars Jesse Thos. 16 St Peter's st. Stamford
Sergeant George. Barrow-on-Humber. Hull
Sergeant Jn. Nnrmanby-by-Spita],MarketR8n
Sewell & Richardson, 246 High street, Lincoln
Sewell Hn. Lawrence, 19 Welby st Grantham
Sharp George, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Sharpe Lumley, Donington, Spalding
Shaw William, Halton Holegate, Spilsby
SijMns William, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
SimpsonDvd.32GrantstNewClee,Gt.Grlm6by
Sindall Benjamin, 80 Norton st. Grantham
Skelton Riohaid, West street. Alford
Slingsby William, North Scarle, Newark
Smalley Matthew, 1 Market hall, Lontli
Smollcy Simon, 24 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Smeaton David Samu^, Manthorpe, Bourn
Smitli Charles, Blnbrooke, Market Rasen
Smith Charles, 2 Crescent, Spalding
Smith EdiK'ard, Morton, Boum
Smith Edwd. FreMttan,Weet Deeping.Market
Deeping
Smith Frederick. 320 High street. Lincoln
Smith George, Swtnderby, Lincoln
Smith Jane Mrs. 97 Eastgate, Loath
Smith John, Fotherby. Louth
Smith John, Great Carlton, Lonth
Smith John. Grlmoldby, Lonth
Smith Robert, 18 Westgate, Gronthant
Smith Thomas, Bonby, Barton'on-Humber
Smith Thomas, Horkstow, Hnjl
Smith Wllllam.Sootter, Kirton Lind8eyR.S.O
Smith William, 22 Whari road, Grantliam
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966 But
BVTCB ERS— continued.
'VUklDsaii John, 6« High street, Onnthun
VUkbuoa Joho, KirtoD Undaey B.&0
'Wllkilj«oa:Mn. Mair.Gt. Goiwrby.OranthBIn
WUIdiuan Thomns, UKnbsm-le-Fen, Boston
Willef John, Bantagham, Neviurk
WiUlanuon Edward, Falkingham
WilllanuoB JoKph, North street, Bourn
Williamson Joseph, Fode hole, Wcftt Pinch-.
beck, SjMldIng
WilUamson Mrs. M»iy, a«lney.B.O
Wmiamson 'Vf Ullam, Bippingale, Bourn
WBlmer James, «3 WestBate, Grantham
WUmot Benjamin, Newton-on-Trent,Newark
Wilson Mrs. Aon, 311 High street, Lincoln
Wilson John, Sklllington, Colsterworth
Wilson John, jtin. E^i-erby, Sleaford
Wilson John Day, 34 Upgate, Louth
Wilson Thomas, Ewerby, Sleaford
WilMn Viekers, West street, Alford
Wilson William, Blllingboro', Falkingham
Wilson Wm.Orby, Burgii-on-the-Mar»h B.S.0
Windley William Osborne, 17 Cleethorpc
roail. New Clee, (Jt. Orimsby
WlnBeld Frank, H Wharf road, Grantham
Winter Robinson, Queen street, Marketliasen
Wiseman Henry, 18 High street, Grantham
Wollatt Joseph, 41 Burton road, Lincoln
Woolhonse William, Ingham, Lincoln
WoolseyWm. Uy. 30 Market gt. Gainsborough
Wray Fnmcds S. Blyton, OiUnsborough
Wray Thomas, Sunston, Lincoln
Wright Christopher, 6S Castlegate, Oranthiim
Wright George, IS Chnrch st. Gainsborough
Wright John, Market place, SpUsby
Wright Mrs. John. Market place, Bpilsby
WrLsdale Joseph, Ludborough, I/juth
Wyers Wm. H. Porter's yard, Upgate, Louth
Toung Edward Ash, Market place, Alford
BTTTTEB BOSSOHAKTS &
DEAIiEBS.
Bradley John, SSiWatenlde south, Lincoln
Dibble George F.Blj-ton, Gainsborough
Reed Edward, Market placi, Alford
Waite Ben]. Croft, Wainfleet AU Saints R.S.0
OAB PBOFBIETOSS.
See also Job Master*.
Brailsfard Daniel, W Portland street, Unooln
BratleyJn.& Hy.l32Cleet)iorpe rd-Gt-Omuby
Dean Charles, S Anstln street, Stamford
Drayton Geo. E. W Fotherby st.Ofc Grimsby
Holmes William, Newlandg, Lincoln
Lines Benjamin, 2 Maud street, Boston
RaTen8cro(tG.H.5«7Cleethorperd.Qt.Grm8by
Kaventhorpe George, Victor street, New
Clee, G reat Grimsby
Bldlington Chos. M. 179 Kent St. Gt. Grmsby
Webster Mrs, Thonuu, 198 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
CABXNBT UAKJBBS.
See also Upholsterers.
Adlard Chriatophor, 111 Eastgate, Louth
Aliington George, 79 * 81 Cleethorpc road.
Great Grimsby
AUisnn John, 47 Llquorijond street, Boston
Atkinson William, ft4 (fe S« Victoria street
west, Great Grimsby
Attlwell John Tatam, 19 Gospelgate, Louth
Ballilom James, 129 Eastgate, Lontli
Barker William, South street, AUord
Barwlck Enoch, 120 West street, Boston
Belrusteln Horace Mark, Warrington honsc.
High street, Lincoln. See advertisement
Bell Herbert Wlnter,29Watergate, Grantham
Bell James, 84 Kent street, Gt. Grimsby
Benson Bros. 43 ib *S Lord st. Gainsborough
Best James, West street, Boston
Billing John S. S St. Marj-'s hill, Stamford
Bowls Robert, West street, Boston
Brant William, 64 Upgate, I,onth
Brett George, 32 High street & Elmer street
south, Grantham
Brlstow Fredck. 164 Freeman st. Gt. Grmsby
Brougliton Joseph K. Kirtbn Llndscy R.a.Q
Burnett Thomas. 25 Oliver st. Gt. Orimsby
Buiton Tho8.G Spring gardens. Gainsborough
Calvert Wm. Wmto Horse yd. Gainsborough
Cawkwell John, 42Blgby street, Brlgg
Cliapman Richard, i High Clifl terrace, Clee
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Chesterfield John, High si. Market l)ecplng
Chkrke William, Market pi. CTowle,Doucnster
Cocfadiaw Joseph, 176 Victoria street soutli.
Great Grimsby
Coney Thomas, west street, Alford
Cooke William, 128 West street, Boston
Copeland Edmund, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Cox Wm. North st. Crowland, Peterborough
Curtis Edmnnd, Croft street & Brayford,,
Lincol n. See ad v ertisem ent
Dale Henry M. 11 High street, Homcostlc
Dickinson & Son, 29 Strait, Lincoln
Dickinson Tliomas O, 19 Aswelllane, Louth
Dixon & Son, 67 Wharf road, Grantham '
Dring William, Wlckenby, Wraghy
Elam Jason, 49Jk, East street, Homcastle
UNCOLNSHIRB.
Fisher Frederick, KO Victoria street south,
Oteat Grimsby
ForringtOD Arthur W. Sklrbeck, Boston
Gardner Alfred, 2 Park lane, Stamford
Gautby WUltam B- 49 Elww street, Brlgg
Gibbons George Alfred, Market place. Afford
Oolllngs William, 9 Kent street, Gt. Grmsby
Hall John, 8 & 9 Market place, Grantham
Han William, Soiith street, Bonrn
Hknnett, Kelliun ft New,77Westgate,Omthjn
Hewson wmiam, 9 Northgate, Louth
Hlxnn Edwin, 29 Main ridge, IBoston
Hobster Thomas, S Emery lane, Boston
Hogcnvd William Frederick, James Street &
48 de M WUkergate, Louth
HolmesJn.Hlgh st. Wainfleet AU 6alnt8R.S.O
Howes Geoi Iferket St. Long Button, Wisbech
Johnson WHllam, North Thoreeby, Louth
Ke»I Edward Onrft, 41 BaStgate, Louth
Kelham John, 9 A 10 St. John's st. Stniford
Kenlngton John, 28a, Wide Bargate;
mannfactory, Cheapslde, Boston
Knighting Paul, 18 Austin street, Stamford
Llngard Henry 8. Eastgate saw mills, Lontfc
Marsh Jas. Wm. 6 Bridge St. Gainsborough .
Marshall Tho^nOs, Queen street, Spllsby
Martin & Sims, Castle hill, Exchequergate &
Eastgate, Lincoln. See advert
Mawor Joseph, Croes Keys ywd, Sleaford
Mnrr John 20 North parade, Grantham
OfTord Charles, Brook street, Grantham
Oglesby Wm. 75 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Oldham George Andrew,London rd.Granthm
Fadget William, 3 London road, Grantham
PaUthorp WUllain, 17« Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Pickering Mark, Queen street, Market Basen
Pike George J. 7 West street, Homcastle
Pike John B. 44 West street, Homcastle
Pitts William, Southgate, Sleaford
Porter Edwd.Markct pi. LongSucton, Wisbech
Port^ James, Grand sluice, Boston
PycockGeorgBWilllnm,Klrton Llndsey B.S.0
Heed Edward * Edwin, Market pi. Alford
Reed Matthias, 21 Walkergate, Louth
Richardson John,744 Garibaldi Bt.Gt.Grmsby
RoIUnson Jacob, I Langworthgate, Lincoln
Salmon Stephen Faux, 71 Eastgate, Louth
Sanderson Charles J. Bridge st.Market Rasen
Sanderson Robert, High str^t, Calstor
Savage Henry, North street. Bourn
Sidney Charles, 415 High street, Lincoln
Smith Bmder syilllam, 87 Thaslgar street
96 Guildford street, New Clee & Eleanor
street. Weclsby, Great Grimsby
Smith Josiah, Market pbice, Spllsby
Smith Thomas, 47 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Spademan George, 17 High street, Stamford
Stalnton Thos.North Somerootes,Gt. Grimsby
Stephenson John, Hogsthor])e, Alford
Stnbhe Hy. Elmer, 120 Albert St. Gt. Grlmsby«
Sutton Hy. Northgate * 13 James st. Louth
Taylor Edward, 12 Llquorpond street, Boston
Truman WlUlam Henry, 88 Ballgato & 844
High street, Lincoln
Ward William, 6 * 7 St. Mary's hi. Stamford
Watson Geo. Wm. 10 Market pi. Grantham
Watson Mrs. Mary, 18 & 17 Bridge at Boston
Wheeldon Wm. & Thos. Church st.Galnsboro'
Wlllmnn Jabez, 119 Eastgate, Louth
Wilson John, 2.55 High street, Lincoln
Winter Antliony, Market pi. Market Basen
Woods Jsph. Hamilton, 80 Broad st.Stamford
Worth William, Bull Ring, Great Grimsby
Wright Ic Son, 26 Bridge street. Homcastle
pKELLt'S
CAXIGBAFHIST.
Skill Alfd. Edwin, Macaulay ter. Gt. Grimsby
CABMEN
Beaver Richard, Hundleby, Spllsby
Blackbora Samuel, 196 Victoria street south,
Great Grimsby
Briggs George, Flsbdock road, Qt. Orimsby
Brown John, 8 New Bridge bCl, Louth
Colbridgc George, 78 Stanley street, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Colllngwood Joseph, Holydyke, Borton-On-
Hnmber
Colllua Robert, 31 Albert st. Great Grimsby
Coulter James, Eircon Llndsey R.S.O
Df^les John, as Walkergate, Louth
Engllsli Ttiomos, 77 East street, Homcastle
Gilllatt Abmhani, 31 Lax^Tence road, Boston
Grecu Miles Lone, Blgby road, Brigg
Green Simpson, Bridge street, Brigg
Hilton John, Keolby, Uloeby
Holmes John Tliomas, 38U
north. Great Grimsby
Jackson WiUlam, Monks XMke rond. Loath
Jarvis Robert, 112 New market, Louth
Johnson Frederick, 82 Willingham street,
Wcelsby, Great Grimsby
Hargrnve Joeiah, High st. Barton-on-Hnmber
Hather James, Elrton Llndsey R.S.O
Holmes George Pinion, Floxengate, Lincoln
Hoodlass George, Worlaby, Brlgg
Klrkby Thomas, Kirton Llndsey R,S.O
Klrman Charles Henry, 3 Shlpipons bulIdSngs,
King Edward street north. Great Grlmsb}-
Klrman John, 3 Shipmans buildings. King
Edward street north. Great Otimstr
Laoeby William, tFT Lime istreet, St. Grlinsby
Miller Jcha, 108 NeV market, Lonth
Mumby George, 97 Hsinton street, Wedsby;
Great Grimsby
Pexton Thomas, S Osborne st Great Grlqst^
Sargent William, Fnlstow, Lontfa
Shan George, 88 New market, Lonth
Smltk Ohanee, TC^Ctrethorpe rd. Gt. Orlnjsl^
Snilth Joaeph, Monks Dike road. Lonth .
Swaby WUllain, 1 Maiden row, Lonth ,
TnflOrd Cbrlstrober, Tetney, Great plrlmslv
Watson Geo. WflUam, Kirton Llndsey R.B.0
Wilkinson Frsderiek. 12 Northgate, Louth .
Wilkinson William, 17 New Bridge hi. Lonth
Wright Richard, Klrtoti Llndsey R. 8. 0
Wyatt Mn. EUiabeth, 208 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsby
OABPEirrBBS ft JOINBBS.
Abbott WiUlom, Halton Holegate,^1sby
Abel Zacharlah& Joseph Lambley, Threekiii^
' ham, Falkingham
Abey Jolm, Barnetby-le-Wokl R.S.Q
Adcock Richard Brown A Son, Sewton-on-
Trent. Newark
Alford Edward, Toft, Bourn
Allen Charles, Conlngsby, Boston
Allen Thomas, BUIlngborough, jraikingULm
AUgood John, Leverton, Boston
Allison Henry, Waltham, Great Orimsby
Almopd Chaa. Keal Coates, We. Keal, Spllsby
Andrews Alfred, 16 Adelaide st. Stamford
Andrews John, Wildmore, Conlngsby, Boston
Ash William, Carlton-le-Moorland, Newark
Ashley George, LudCurd Parva, Market Basen
Asqnith Thomas Wharton, 212 Victoria streat
south. Great Grimsby
Astllng Lufton, Claypole, Newark
Atkln Mrs. EUxa, South Ormsbynsum-Ketaby.
Alford
Atkln Greenwood, 61 New market, Louth
Atkinson George. Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
Atkinson John, Wragby road, Lincoln .
Auckland Charles^ West Alltngtun, Qrauttiam
Baildon James, 129 Eastgate, Louth
BaUey John, Harlaxton, Grantham
Bailey William, 5 Weatgate place, Louth
Baker James, 47 Castlegate, Grantliani
Baker Jas. Deeping St. James,Market Deeping
Balderson Wm. Winthorpe, Skegness R^O
Bon John, Hnndleby, SpUsby
Bamber RowUnd,MablethorpeSt.Mary, Alfor 1
Bamber R. jun. Mablethorpe St. Mary,Alf<^
Barber George, South Ranoeby, Sleafoird
Barber John, High street, Mark^ Deeping
Barber Thomas. West Deeping, Market Dpng
Barlow Josei^, Conlngsby, Boston
Barlow WUIiam, Dorrington, Llnooln
Barnes Frauds, Willow Walk, Spalding
Bames James, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Bamlngham Jsph. Robt. Willoughtoiiv E&ton
Llndsey R.S.0
Barr John, Great Coates, TJloeby
Barrond Gieorge, Foston, Grantliani
Barraud Robert. Southgate, Sleaford
Baas Edward, Dyke, Gcdney S.0
Bateman Oeorge, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Bateman Isaac Alfred, Fleet, Holbeacb
Baxter Tennant, London Thorpe, GroBtham
Baxter Wm. Serpentine street. Market Rasen
Beacraft Harvey, Polnton, Falkingham
Bean Charles, Sntton-ln-the- Marsh, Alford
Bee Benjamin James, Skelllngtborpe, r.fniMiiiw
Beedliam William, Claypole, Newark
Beels Robert, 24 Watkin street & KisK
Edward street north. Great Grimsby
Bemrow William, Anderliy, Alford
Berry Edward, Eastgate, Bourn
Berry Wilkinson, Caythorpe, Grantham
Betts George, 2 Abbey walk & 13 Kin^
Edward street scutli, QiKat Grlmsbr
BlackbOum William, Ancostcr, Grantliani
Blackboume John, 122 West street, Boston
Blackburn George, Busklngton. Sleaford
Blailcliard William, Clccbv Village
Bontoft RL gKulghtst. St. Botolph's, Lincoln
Booth John Hy. Toynton St. Peter's, ^pUabgr
Booth Paul, Willlnghani road. Market Basen
Booth Thomas, Aubourn, Lincoln
Border John, Snitterby, Kirton Llnds^ILS.f>
BormanJoseph&Wra.Gnunthorpe,Gt.Grmsby
Boucher William, High Toynton, Homcastte
Boughty John, IS Swlnegate, Grantham
Bowcock Jn.B.Knlght st.Pluchbeck,S|ialdiii«
Bradford John Martin, Ingoldsby, Oiutham
Bramford Wm. Scotter, Kirton LiiidseyB.8.0
Victoria street^ Bratley Joseph, Fotherby, Louth
Brlttan Casswell Algarkirk, Spalding
Broadley Samuel, Tetney, Great Grlmaby
Brooks William, Boston road, SpUsby
BroughtonJn.Hani8on,33St. Paul's St. Stnifrd
Brougfaton Samuel, West Allington,Granthun
Brown Henry, 2 Queen street, Homcastle
Brown Henry. Sutton St. Jamas, Wisbedi
Brown J.Chapelgate, Sutton St.Jamea.^'abcii
Brown Thomas,Cambrldgestreet,CleetJiocpes,
Great Grimsby
BrowaT.Chapelgnte,SuttonSt.Jam«.W3sh«-«4i
SrawnWalter,'Cldeby with FardTngtoii.AItbid
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIRBCTORY.]
Brawn William, BmasUiD, Lincoln '
Brown WlllUm, East Keal, Bpllsby
Bryan Joseph, Northorpo,' Bourn
Buckby SamqeJ^ South Witbnin, Grantham
BulUmoi* Miolwliun, North Witham, ColsterJ
worth, Grantham
Bnrkltt Qeorge, Huttott, AUord
Burkitt John, Union street. Market Raaen
Barter 'Wniiain, Tealt7, Matket Basen -
Burnett John, HeminKOy, Homcastle
Butler Charles, Tauxhall road, Boston
Oalvcrt Ben.8onUiOcnMby-cnm-Ketsbf,Alfrd
OalTert Wtlllaiti, White Herte yani.OUnsboro'
Camm John. Burrow-on-Homber, Hull
CaBsdole Edward, 94 Croce street, Lincoln
CapeA Johnson, lAoghton, Gainsborough
Cappe John, BtfcMord, Homosfltle
€arr John^ Omkh^oM, Donoaster
Carr Matthew NtolM>L»n,Alktaorbagh,Donostr
CUTOtt Jakn, Roffithorpe, AUoid
Chainbeni John, Uttl»Steeplng, Spilsby
ChaHaads Iicwto, Harlaxton, Grantham
Challanrla WiBiam, Harlaxton, 'Grantham
Chailonii Mrs. Catherine, Coleby, Lincoln
Cballons Bobert, North Hykebon, Lincoln
Ohaimiaii Obatles, Boogbton, HorncasUe
Chapnian Frederick, 3 Corden st. New Olee,
Great Grimsby
Chapman Israel, BitnkUl], Sjribby
Chapman 3, nsttira st. Weeisby, Gt. Grimsby
Cheeseman Albert, Wood Bnderby, Boston
Clark Henry Wu. 7 Engine gate. Louth
Clarke George, Bnrwell, Lonth
Clarke John, Stow, tincoln -
Clearer George Hodgson, 41 Kamsgate, Loath
Clifton Joseph, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
CobbJcWph,Kittoii,BcM(rfi -
Colam William, 43 Cross street, Lincoln
Collin William H. Lenton, Grantbam
Collislmw Edward, Aslackby, Folkingham
Comer John, Thnodneedle street, Bostoa
Coney Edward, North Thoresby, Louth
Cook Bt Charles, Sprlngtborpe, Goiosboro
CoolE Jacob, Hatton, Wirngby
Cooke Joseph, Bull ring. Great Grimsby
Cooper Bobert, Wliaploile Drove, Feterboro'
Cordey WUUam, South WilUnghain. Wragby
Coetoll Cornelias, Caythorpe. Ornntham
Cottingham G. Faldingworth, Market Rason
Coupland George, Skendleby, Spllsby
Coopland Joseph, Skendleby, Spilaby
CoviU John Oeorge, Bast Keal, Spilsby
Cowen George, Kesteven street, Lincoln
Cowling WilUam, High st. Crowle, Doncaster
Craddock Frank Henry, Belton, Grantham
Cragg Joseph, Dry Doddington, Grantham
Croshley Klchard, 18 Monks Dike head,Loutli
Crawford William, HIbaldatow, Klrton
Lindaey R.8.0
Croft John, Immlngharo, Vlceby
Crosby Thomas, Goleby, Lincoln
Gminlngton John, Lutton, Wisbech
Curtis Edward, Portland street. Llocoln
Catting William, Church roal, Bkirbeck,
Boston
Dale Tom, West bonks, Sleofoid
Dann John, Bronghton, Brigg
Darby William, Wormgate, Boston
Darl^ Ridaurd, 9 High street, Lincoln '
Danbney Bdwonl, 40 Sontb-st. Homcastle
Daabney Henry, Reresby, Boston
DaTls ft Hewitt, Bnrgate, Bartoa-on-Hnmbsr
Dawber Robert, Freinchool lane, Lincoln
Dawson Oeoq^ HagwrnfUagham, Spilaby
Dawson George, Loag BeonlngtoB, Grantbam
Dawson Thomas, IMetheringham, Lincoln
Dawson William, Wckngh, Boston
De Camps Allen, Moulton, Spalding
Dennis* George, South Beaton, Louth
Duwey William, Old Sleaford, Sleafonl
Doe Henry, Gralnthorpe, Great Grimsby
Donnor Chai'lee, Stickney, Boston
Donson James A. 1 Bridge road & 10 Welling-
ton street, Gainsborough
Donbikln John, Dunholme, Lincoln
Donghty WUUam, Wickenhy, Wragby
DrUllllJn.WaddIngham,KIMoa Ltn4seyB.B.O
Dye Alfred, Wlgtott, Spalding
Eaay John, Deapiiig St. Nicholas, Spalding .
EUiott WUlUuD, Bocklngham, Newark
ElKO Jobs, BIsham, Brlgg
Emersoa Joho, 44 Aswell lane, Louth
Emerson William Henry, 36 Yarborough
street. Great Grimsby
Empson Thomas, Onnnonse, Doncaster
Ene ComaUos, M FydeU street, Boston
Esberger Joseph, 13 Kingsley st. Lincoln
Eroas Biehoid, West street. Bourn
ETeritt WUUam, Leodenham, Oiantham
Evlson Charles, Bawsliam, Brigg
Fulrbaim Bobort, Appleby, Doncaster
Farmer Joim, Ftribesk-, Gmntiiam
Farrow WUUam, Utterb>', Louft
Fttant James, M surer stMet, Boston -
Fawk Jometf, Jon, Cemetery road, Holbeach
Feather Thsa. Fliiklskmi!,Bartoa-aD-^Uamber
Fenley Blchard, Wektgata. SleatorU
Fenwick Jams, Wragby
Fawkar Robert, BeckiagUam, Newark
Fisher Georgia Metmoaton, Qroatham
Boston Daaial, West BaStn,. Market Tlss^n
LINCOLSS&IRE.
Fowler Charles, Bb Peter's rood, Cleethorpes,
Great Orimsby
Fox Thomas, 78 Bridge strset, fiftlaataorongh
Foyster Charles, Threekiagham, Falklngham
Fraads Thomas, Newton, FOUdngbam
Praads Thomas, Thnrlby, Bdum
Fraak Nathonial T, 1» Bridge street north.
Great Grimsby
FranUab Geoige, Gcssby, Caistor
Freeman John, BOssingham, Newark
French dbarles, Fleetf^ite; Barton^n-Hnmbr
Freshney Henry, Scartbo, Oieat Grimsby
Freshney John, Mumby, Alford
Freshney Mrs. Salome, MlUooghby, Alfonl
FnUalore George, Kirkby gieen, Linootn
Fnraiss WUUam, Tomby, Boston
Tuter Somnel, Bdenham, Boom
Gaby Fredk. Umg Beaalngton, Grantham
Qoba Cfaarlas, North etrset, Stamford
Goat Josephi Haningtoa, Spilsby .
Gibsoa Bxarj, Braoeby, Falklngham
Gibson John, Horkstow, Hull
Gibsoa WUUam, Bniat Brougbton, Newark
GUbert Thomas, » WaM's lane, Louth
Gleaddl TbM. Blyboro', Kirton LindseyR.S.O
Glenn WUUam, Vine Bt.BUUngboro',Falkiighm
Godwin Thos. West St. Crowland, Peterboro'
Good WlUiam Magson, Wrawby, Brigg
Geodaiire John, Woolathorpe, OtsaUuun
aoadhandW.HlbaldsK>w,K)rtaaLladseyR.B.O
Qopdhaad WUUam Wast, Bedbonrae, Klrton
LindeeyB.S.O
GossopT. Market sfc Cleethorpes, Gt. Grmsby
QowseU Mrs. Ellea, Mdsiingbam, Klrton
Undsey K.S.0
Graves Edward Mumby, Legboume, Louth
Graves Francis, Legboume, Louth
Graves Isaac, tS Newmarket, Louth
Graves John, Farlesthorpa, Alford
Gray John, Muckton, Lootli
Gray Thomas, Borgh-tn-the-Manb B.aO
Greeaham Joeepfa, Braoston, Lincoln
Grioe George, Serediagton, Falklagbaid
Grice John; Osbournt^, FaUcingham
Gulaon Walttuun, Money Bridge lane. West
Piachbeok, SpaMiag
Guatord Wm. Henry, Homcastle id. Loath
Hoith Hark, Tetaey, Great Grimsby
Hall Bdward, Haltoa Holegate, SpOsby
HaU Robert, Market place, Spilsby
HaU Samuel, Moreham rood, Homcastle
Hall Skelton, South Kyme, Sleaford
Hand Thomas, 30 Costlegate, Grantham
Handley Charles,; Hemawell, Klrton Lindsey
B.S.O
Hansord WUUam, Martin, Lincoln
Haidwick WUUam, Wdton, Lincoln
Hardy Henry, Wlgtott, Spalding
Hardy John, Chapel Hill. Boston
Hardy WUliom, SazUby, Lincoln
Hate Chories, BOUngboro', FaUiingham
Hare WUllam, Bronghton, Brlgg
Harmston Blchard, York street, Boston
Hmison Brothers, 87 James streett Lonth
HaitisoB Frederick, <3 Northgate, Louth
Harrison Ja. Scotton, Klrton Lladsey R.^.O
Hawley Joha, Bortoa Coggles, Oraatham
Hawley John, Swinegote, Oraatham
HenaM John R. Trinity street; Oalnsboiongb
Hsrringshaw Gsorge, Scotbem, Lincoln
HewBon E. Covenhom StBartholomeWiIiOath
Hill John, Bed Lioa S()nare, Bostoa
HiU:WUUam, Marton, Oaiasboroagh
HUl WUUam, Wflsford. Onuittam
Hletch John, Chopd hill, Bostoa
Hitch John, Dogdykat Boston
Hodson M.Eaa^te,-MoQltaa Chapel, Spaldng
Hods n Matt. ijuigton-by-Wiagby, Wragby
HoO WUUam, Ohorch street, SpUaby
Holdswerth Oeosge, Kiitoa Lladsey R.S.0
Holdswsitb Hsnry, KirtOD Undsey R.aO
Holdsworth Thomas, Klrton Lindsey R.ao
Hohnes Edward* 1 Newton, Falklngham
Horton Joseph, Brant Bronghton, Newark
Boston F. Hibaldstow, Kirton Lindsey H.&0
Houghton Ohaa. Haigatai Barton-oa-Humbr
Hoaghtoa Charles, Romaa baak, Skegness
Hoaldenhaw Bdmond, Boston rd, Sleaford
Hoaltoa Joseph, Uloeby VlUage
Howitt WUUam, Swatoo, Falklngham
HntcUnson Henry, Barton Coggle% Granthm
lonson John, Wootton,:inctfby
Ingatt John, Great Bale, Sleaford
Ingott Thomas, Great Hale, Sleaford
Ingman George, Choroh bt. Market Deeping
Ireland Josepli, 'Banmwby, Grantbam
JalriCBOK George. Moikby, Alford
Jackson Bicliard, QrsotfOid, Stamford
Jackson Sama^ Hotsiagtcn; Homcastle '
James ft Beeve, Magpie sqnare,;Llncoln .
Jannev George, North Thore&by, Louth
Jaquea Tliomas, Fulbeok. Graottiam
Jellrsy Jn. Hibiddstw. Klrton Undsey R. a O
Jepson WlUiam,"! Sfvlng gatdem ft Haw-
theme b«ak. Spalding
Jobeon John, 71 Qoeen street, Homcastle
Joel George Uy. West JBottervriofc, Doncaster
Jehnson George, Deaton, Oiantham
Johnson George, South Mnet, Oalstor
Johnsorh Thomas, Goeberton, Spalding . ''
Johnson Ttiomas, Hondlsby, Spdiaby
CAS
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Johnson WlUiam, North Tlioresby, Looth
Keal Ashton, laceby.Ot. Orlnutty- .
E«al OiSMge, Laoeby, Great Gdmsby
Keal John, Mareham-le-Feu, Boeton
Keightley Henry, Pllham, Gainsborough
Kelsey BioSert, Waddlngton, Uncoln
KendaU Charles, Chapel st. Market Masen
Keimlngton Edward Clark, 117 Victoria
street south. Great Grimsby
Kent John, Donington-an-Boin, Lonth -
Kimc Thomas, Fleet, Holbeach
King Joseph, Fulbeck, Grantbam
King WiUiam,North Somercotes, Ot.GrlBuby
Kirkby John, Morton-by-Oainsboroagb
Knowles John, Haltham-on-Baln, Homcastle
Knowles Joseph Smith, Bordnitr, Lincoln
Lake Jot. Deeping St. James, Mkrkst Deeping
Lamb John, Relprlngliam, Sleaford
Lamb William, Woolgtiiorpe, Grantbam
Lancaster John, Saltflect, Loutli
Langtov WUllam. Epworth, Doncaster
Larder ChorloB, Withero, Alford
Larder Thomas, 5 Cheqnergata, Looth
Leach George, IS Brewery hill, Grantbam
Leafe James, Liquorpond street, Boston
Lee Shsdford, Coningsbv, Boston
Leggate Thorral, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Long Oeorge WUUam, 2 VauxhaU rd. Beaton
Leonard George, Asterby, Homoastle
Lettice Thomas, West A^hby, Homcastle
Lewis John, 66 Monks road. Lincoln
Udgatd Amos, 83 Halnton sUreet, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
LIngard Thomas, Donington-on-Bain, Louth
Llzuuy John, Long Bennington, Grantham
Llntin John, Bardney, Lincoln
Longlaads Biebard, Oseby, Grantham
Love Charles, Hemswell. KlrtonLind8erB,aO
Lovett John, BInbrooke, Market Hasen
Ludlow Dixon, 10 St. Peter's at. Stamford
Lyon WUUam Henry,' 3£ Broad st. Stamford
McSonald Hy.SllLow.Bnrg«ssst.Qt.Oiimsby
Mager Bobt. 171 Low. Burgeesst. Gt;Grlmsby
Ualtby Henry, Ingham, Uncoln
Marsh JamesftWIHlam,a Bridge Bt.Gainsboro'
MarshoU James, Ashby, Brigg
Marshall Joseph, New York, Boston
MaishaU Thomas, Queen street, Spilsby
MarahaU WUllam, Messtugham, Kirton Und-
sey B.ao
MarshaU WlUiam, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Martin Robert, M Grey St. Burton rd.l!lncoln
Mashford Charles, High street, Holbeach
Mason Bobert, Twytonl, Grantham
Mawer William, Slbsey, Boston
May WlUiamson, Epworth, Doncaster
MeanweU George, Union street, Louth
Middleton James, Memingliam, Klrton Llad-
sey R.&0
Middleton William, Ingham, Lincoln
MUIer Henry, Holton-te-Clay. Gt. Orlmsby
MUler WlUiam, Ann-ick, Sleaford
MiUlngton John, WelUngore, Grantham
Milns Thomas, Marton, Gainsborough
Mil.soaAnK>s,MessiBgham,Krtn.Un&eyR.aO
Money Hennr, Great Hale, Sleaford
MoodyJohn,&togBte,MoaltenCliapel,Spaldng
Moore BUjah, Freeston rood, Boston
Morfoot AHin, Moalton, Spalding
Morris George, Eastgate, Lincoln
Morris George Edward, 86 Newport. Lincoln
Morriss WUUam, Swinesliead, Spalding
Moulds Samoel, Bopsley, Grantham
Monlds Thomas, Uopsley, Gianthom
Mowbray John, 48 Oastlegnie, Grantham
Mosson James, Corby, Orsath&m
Mnason Thonuu, Corby, Grantbam
Naylor John William, Welton, Lincoln
Keal Bdward, High street, Market Deeping
Nelsey Mlohael, Wainlleet St. Mary B.S.0
Neve George, Donington-on-Bain, Louth
Nicholson WUUam, Louth park ; 30 Eostfield
road ft River head. Louth
Noble John BIwes, Thiu-lby, B(tnm
Ogle Oeorge, Scawby-cum-Sturton, Brigg
Ogle John, 1 WiUingham street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Oldham George Andrew, London rd.Granthm
Onyon Lake, Bilk WUkraghby, Sleafonl
Osbora Samuel, SwayfleM, Grantliam .
OvertOBWm.Highst.WatnflestAllSaintiiR.&0
Paley WlUiam, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Panton Richard, 46 Ballgate. Uncoln
Parker Frauds, Blabrooke, Market Basen
Parker John, Oorby, Grantham
Patter Wm. Bamoldby-le-Beck, Gt. Grimsby
Parkinson.Albert, Helglilngton, Llaooln
Parktagson Joseph, Moortown, Caistor
Parkinson Michael, Partney, Spilsby
Parks Daniel, < Westgote, GFontham
Poshley Jemest Danesgate, Ltnooln
Fask Joseph, Stapleford, Newark.
Patrick Wm. Barkston^is-Wniowa, Grantbam
Peake ft Bodei^ Cane place, Sleaford
Feosgood Edward, 4 AU Saints St. Stamford
Peek Thomas, Wisbech td.Lang3atton,Wtsboh
FeU Joseph, Stoifield, Hacconby, Boura
Pepper Edward, 1 Winsnver road, Spalding
Perrin William, FIskerton, Linodn
FhUlips Robert, WesbTheddlatliorpe. Alford
Fbilttps Thomas, North Cockeiington, Loath
Digi
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768 CAR
Carpenters ft Joikebs— oontlnned.
Fliilllpeon Jus. Barrow rd. Barton-on-Hnmbr
FhiUipBon LeTl.Klrkby-cam-Osgodby. Market
RoEcn
Picket Edwin, Sihgey, BoBton
Pidd Linton, South end, Crowle, Doncaster
Flumtree TliomoA, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Poole James, Col8ter«orth, Grantham
Pope ThoinoB, Baston, Market Deeping
Porter Thomas, Tatterslioll, Boston
Preston .;Nichola«,Burtou-on-Stather,Doncastr
Pycock GeorgeWilliani,Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
t,'iiipp William, Scawby-cum-Sturton, Brlgg
Back Jfwepli, South Ferriby, Hull
Bands Thomas, Tliorganby, Great Grimsby
Banshaw Bcuben, Partney, Spilsby
Eattenbury WiUiara W. Halton road. Spilsby
Bayson William, Skellingtrn, Colsterworth
Bayson Zlba, SkellinKton, Colsterworth
Bead James, Bucknall, Horncantle
Beflshaw Charles, Westend,l''rampton,BoBton
Bee^I Charles, ISe'East^te, Louth
Beed John, 63 Aswell lane, Louth
Beedman Hkhard, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Beetiiam Bennett, Manhy, Louth
> ennlpon Gcorfre. South Killingholme,Ulceby
Reynolds William, Winteringhom, Doncaster
Ithodes Bobert, Osborne st. Great Grimsby
Rhodes William Bradley, Lea, Gainsborough
Richardson John, Ashby road, Spilsby
Richardson Robert, 65 Montague st. Lincoln
RlchardBon Thomas, Borland street, Lincoln
Richardson Wm.NorthOwersby.MarketRasen
Rlmlngton Richard, Bitclifield Grantham
RobertoJamee&Son,Morton-by-GninBboroagh
Boberts James, Trnham, Bourn
Roberts Jas. Willingham- by-Stow, Gainsboro*
Roberts Bf bert, 122 Church st. Gainsborough
Robinson Charles, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Robinson Get rge. Canwick, Lincoln
Bobinson John, Helpringham, Bleafnrd
Boblneon Ju.HopeHt.Cleethorpe8,Gt.GrimBby
Robinson John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Robinson John, Queen street. Great Grimsby
Bobinson Mrs. Lucy, Swallow, Calstor
Roblnwin William. Tetford, Homcastle
Roe William, Goxhill, HnU
Booke William, Digby, Lincoln
Rose William Lamb, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Rowe John William, Maltby-le-Manh, Alford
Rowe William, Kelsteru, Lonth
Rowe William, Strubhy. Alford
RowBon Charles, '28 Silver st. Gainsborough
Row»ton Benjamin, MiU walk, Albert road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Iludkin Jof«ph, Bridge Rt. south.Gt.Qrimsby
RuFscll George, Gosberton, Spalding
RuKsell James, Gosberton, Spalding
Salter William Henry, George street, Boston
Sandnll John, Morton, Bourn
Saudall Thomas. Morton, Bourn
SandersonChas. JamesonBrldge Bt.Karl^Rim
Sanderson John, Deeping St JomeB, Market
Deeping
Sanderson Jolin, Horse market, Caistor
Sanderson Joseph, Nettleton road, Caistor
Sonfcrd John, Dunsby, Bourn
Sargeant William, Marehchapel, Gt. Grimsby
Savage Tliomas,High street, Crowl^,D(mca8tr
Scampion Thomas, Baston, Market Deeping
Scarbarougli George, Halton rd. Spilsby
Scarborougli Wm. Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Selby Joseph, Blyton, Gainsborough
Sclb'y William, Bljton, Gainsborough
Semper Frederick, North Scarle, Newark
Sharp JohnMichael,Towngate,MarketDeepng
Shaw Joshua, Spilsby mod, Boston
Slielton John, Great Coates. Ulceby
Blielton Thomaf, Stallingborough, Ulceby
Sherboume£dwd.Hough-on-the-Hill,Gnithm
Sliotliff Henry, Baston, Market Deeping
Slinttlewortli Henry, Nortli Hykfiham.LIncln
Simpson Henry, jun. Laughterton, Newark
Simpson Joseph, Hough-on-the-Hili, Granthm
SimpeoQ William, Churcli lane, Sleaford
Simpson W111iam,Hough-on-the-Hill,Granthm
Slnyard Thomas, Little Carlton, Louth
Skelton John, South Kyme, Sleaford
Skcrritt John, Billinghay, Sleaford
Skerritt Luke, 32 Bycrof t street, Grantham
Slater John, West stCrowland, Peterborough
Smeaton John, 9 Friars la. Monks rd.Lincoln
Smith James & Thomas, Uillngton, Stamfonl
Smith Benj, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Smith George, BinlmMke, Market Rasen
Smith George, 8 St. Mary's hill, Stamford
Smitli Oetnge Edwd. Irby-on-Hurober.Caistor
Smith George Hill, Albert street, Holbeach
Smitli Hany, Hundleby, Spilsby
Smith Isaiah, Thnrlby, Bonm
Smith John, Cnlverthorpe, Grantham
Smith John, West Keal, Spilsby
SmltJi Thomas, Barrowby, Orantham
Smith Thomas, Glentham, Market Basen
Smith William, HecUngton, Sleaford
Smith William, Levertcm, Boston
Snow Oecnge, High street, Market Deeping
Snowden Cooper, Albion street, Weelsby,
Great Grimst^
Borfleet Robert, 12 West street, Homcastle
Bparkes Oias. F. 1114 Mekon it Otarimsby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Speed John & Stephen, Foeton, Grantham
Spencer Bobert, Glentworth, Lincoln
Splldn Thomae, East Klrkbj, Spilsby
Spikina Edmurd, 130 Weat street, Boaton
Spittle Oeorge, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Stalnton Frederick, Fartne;-, Spilsby
Stamper Saoioel, Beepham, Lincoln
Stark Japh. North Willingham, Marketitaaen
Stark Bobinaon, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Stevens Samuel, Saltlleert, Louth
Stones Thomas, Amcotta, Doncaster
Storr Henry, North Searle, Newark
Stretton Francis, Denton, Grantham
Strugglea Joaeph, Hecklngton, Sleaford
StubUna Thomae, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Stubba George, Ralthby, Spilsby
Stubbs Samuel, Mablethorpe St.Mary, Alford
Sutton George, Eaatgate, Great Grimsby
Swaby Thomas, HIrIi st. Barton-on-Humber
Swann William, Sntton St. James, Wisbech
Bwarby Frederick Kichaid.Burton'rd.Llncaln
Swinn Thomas, Kast Keal, Spilaby
Taylor Robert, Colster^'orth, Grantham
Taylor William, Timcerland, Lincoln
Taylor Wm. Tnmhlll, Metherlnghom, Lincoln
Teather William, Haokthom, Lincoln
Temperton Samuel, Owgton, Bawtry
Tliomazin Bennet, Weston, Spalding
Thompson J. M. ife Sons, Bath road, Lonth
Thompson Joseph &. Wm. Hoxby, Doncaater
Thompson George, 2.5 Holies st. Gt. Gtimaby
Thompson George, Keelby, tJlceby
Thompson John, Falklngham
Thompson Richard, Narenby, Grantham
Thompson Thomas, Barkaton-le-Wlllows,
Grantham
Thompaon Turner, Aby, Alford
Thorpe George, 13 Swanpool court, Lincoln
Thorpe William, Mareham-le-Fen, Boaton
Tindoli William, Snelland, Wragby
Tonge Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Topliam Christr. B. Osborne at. Gt. Orlmsby
Towle Allen, Frampton, Boston
Towle Charles, Legboume, Lonth
Towusend Wil lam, South Witham, Granthm
Tupling Thomas, Stallingborough, Ulceby
Turner Richard, Soutlirey, Lincoln
Tiu'nlll Robert, Braceborongh. Stamford
Usher William, 3 Motherby hill, Lincoln
Vlckers Tfaos. B. Ingoldmells, Buri^ R.aO
Wade John, Long Bennington, Grantham
Wade William, Thurlby, Bourn
Wadsley William, Morton, Bonm
Walker William, Measlnghnm, Kirton Llnd-
sey B.S.0
Walton William, EIrkbr, Laythorpe, Sleaford
Waraap BenjaminWhelboum, HUl hill.Caistor
Wass lidwd. Hemswell, Kirtou LindseyR,S.O
Wasa Thomas, Carlton-le-Moorland, Newark
Waterflcld King, Eirton, Boston
Waterhouse John. Normanby, Bnrton-on-
Stather, Doncaster
Watson Geo. Wm. 10 Market place, Grantham
Watson John, Kirkby-on-Baln. Homcastle
Watson Thomas. 1)8 Guildford street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Wattom John, Great Stnrton, Homcastle
Webster Henry, 5 Albion road, Grantham
Webater William, Swayfleld, Grantliam
West Henry, Melton Boss, Barnetby R.S.0
West John, Thornton Curtis, Ulceby
Weat Joseph, Beelsby, Great Grimsby
West Mrs. Julia, Limber (Great), Ulceby
West Thomas Starmer, 32 Weatat. Homcastle
Whiles John, Castle Bytbam, Stamford
White & Wood, Commercial street, Alford
White Benjamin, Saiilby, Lincoln
White George, South Thoreaby, Alford
Whitehead Jonathan, Elsfaam, Brigg
Whltelev James. Althorpe, Doncaster
Whltvrell Fred, North Owersby, Market Rasen
Wilcox John, Dyke, Bourn
Wilkinson J as. H. Crosses, LongSutton.Wisbch
Wilkinson William, South Witham, Granthm
Willey Wm. North Somerootea, Gt. Grimsby
Williamson William, Gfldney S.O
Willows Edwin, Ropeley, Grantham
Wilson John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Wilson WlUiam, South Bomercotes, Great
Grimsby
Winn Moses, New Bolingbroke, Boaton
Winter George, Halnton, Wragby
Wood John, 22 South street, Homcastle
Wood William, Thornton-le-Fen, Boston
Wood William, WUdmore, Boaton, Lincolnsh
Woodruff Chos. Wm. Woddington, Lincoln
Woods Hy.A. Washway, Whaplode, Spalding
Wormsley. John Thos. Hougham, Orantham
Wortley John, Rlpplngale, Bonm
Wortley Joseph, 89 London road, Spsldtng
Woulda Daniel, Dorrington, Lincoln
Wray Thomas, KIrmlngton. Ulceby
Wright & Son, 28 Bridge street. Homcastle
Wright Alfred, Waltham, Great Orlmsby
Wright Ohriatr.Sootter.KIrton Lindsey R,aO
Wright John, Wainfleet St. Mary B.S.0
Wright Jonathan, South Witham, Orantham
Wright Joseph, Haugb.on-the-HIll,Orantham
Wright Joseph, Soleby, Alford
Wright Thomas, Bopsley, Orantham
Wrljbt William, Honisgton, Grantham
[kelly's
W}les Mrs. EUis * Sob, 11 St Scoi^e't
square, Stamford
Young George, Wrawb;, Brigg
CABPBT FACT0B8.
Marshall & Snelgrore, 10 to 30 Tere itnet I:
334 to 348 Oxford street, London w
OABPET Sc FI.OOB CLOTH
WABBHOITSEHEH.
Bainbridge Oeorge & Sons, 234, Hi & ilC
High street, Lincoln. See advert
Bnrdett Jolin OliTer, 120 Eaatgate, LonLii
CherringtonChss.H.&Co.Donlngtoii,Spalilii]K
Chtrke William, Market pi. Crowle,DoncasteT
Eayrs William, Sa-ineahead, Spalding
Eve & Ransliaw, Market place & Eaitgate,
Louth. See advertisement
Everatt Chas. Church town, Bdton, Boncactr
Fox Charles James, The Terrace, BpOsby
Godfrey it Boulton, 12 Watergate, Orandnm
Godsmark Alfred, 24 Market place. Loath
Beane Frank & Co. 2 High street, HomcaEtk
McKerchar Alex. 286 A 287 High st. Lincoln
Mason Symonds & Sy9ionds,21 Market place.
Brigg
MilliiE William Bobert,High street, Holbeiicli
Fegg James, Market pLLong Sutton, Wlsbecti
Topliss Samuel & Son, IG Mercer row, Loath
Wood & Son, 9 High street, Boston
Wright Thomas, 42 Prospect aU HomcaEZl«
OABBIAaB BTTXLDESa.
See Coach & Carriage Bnllden.
OABBOTINB MAITUFACTB.
Dennis John Woodrow (the new butter color-
ing), Eastgate, Loutli. Seealvert.
CABT & WAOON BT7ILQEB3.
Hayes & Son, Scotgate worka, Stamford
Smith ic Llmmer, 168 Winsover rd. Spalding
CABTBIDSB UAXEB.
Kew jUfred (loaded waterproof), 27 Meror
row, Louth
CABVEBS & aiI.DEBS.
Boughton Henry, 269 High atrect, Lincoln
Calver James WUliam, 7 Bridge st. Boston
Davis William, 7 Com market, Louth
Fauoourt Geo.E.6 & 8 St. Paul's st. Stamfonl
Fieldtiouse William, 6 Mercer row, LonUi
Frlston & Co. 3 Old Market pi. Gt. (Jrjcsby
Gandy John, 48 North panufe, Grantham
Hare & Son, 39 St. Mary's street, Stamfonl
Holmes George, 29 North parade, Granthmn
Nicholson James Thos. 8 Undum rX Liocob
Scarborough, Willaon & John, 38 Suinegl».
Grantham
Scotnev Alfred, I/S St. Mary's hill, Stamforl
Scott Henry, 29 High street, Boston
Somertou William, 133 Eastgate, Louth
Strawsou Paul, 124 Eastgate, Loath
S.nnes Jn. F.& Son, 4 Pinchbeck st. Spaldinn
Teweon Joshua & Son, 64 High st. Stamforl
CABVEBS— -WOOD.
Anderson John C. 19S Victoria street eo-^'J:.
Great Grimsby
Jeffriea Fredk. Spalding rd. Frampton. Boita
Winn Kd.K Heneage st. Weelsby.Ot.Griiii;l<.<
OASTBATOBS.
Booth William, Wlnterton. Doncaster
Sohrimsliaw Chas. Church at. Market Ra.>ri]
Sohrlmshaw Chas.HoIton-Ie-Cla}-,Gt.Grb:£ti;
Scrimshaw John, Wrangle, Boston
Shepherd John Thomas, North Kelsey. Brig?
Shepherd Thomas Holmes, Saxilby, Lincoln
Wright Robert, Talllngton, Stamford
OATTI<E a>EAZ.SBS.
Marked thus * are Pig Dealers
*Allen Christopher, 7S Upgate, Lonth
Ajiderson Edward, Keelby, Ulceby
Anderson Hy. Burgate, Borton-on-Hmnbfr
Archer Mrs. Joaeph, WIUoutAby, Alford
Ashton Richard, 31 Holmes lone, Lonth
Atkin Charles. Withem, Alford
Baker Tom. 29 Walkergate, Lonth
Barker WiUiam, West Pinchbeck, Spablinfi
*Baseett Richard, Marshchapel. OU Grim^h;
Bell Oiasby, Uanthorpe Said, Orantham
*Bell John, Langtoft. Market Deeping
BlacUth John, Broodteld terrace, Boston
*Blaod Hy. Hemaw^, Kirton Undeey aS.1)
Bradbury (3ear«re, 26 Bosemary laoe, Lincoln
Brampton WiUIam, Qrasby, Caistor
Bullock Edward, Barrowby, Orantham
Bunting Jn. Hy. 12 St Thomas' rd. Spaldinc
Butler Joseph, 27 Pen stnet, Boston
Garden John, Frtskner, Boston
•CarrlU WlUlam, Wltbem, Alford
Chapman RIchard,3 Beaumont idace, Llacoln
Ode WlUlom, 81 Ungate, Lonth
Ooopland Hy. V. Blgb st. Butan-m-Hanitr
Digitized by VjUUV IC
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Conpland Robert, Ganugate, Qedntj 8.0
Cox William, Ropaley, Gnntham
Crawford John, Bratoft, Bargh
Dalton Heiuy, 3 St. Panl'a street, Stamford
'Oarey John, Stickford, Boston
*Dennin Jolui, North Thoieaby, Lonth
Draycott Bate, Kalkingham
Draycott John, Falkingham
Bvison William, Nortli Hykeham, Unooln
*Fanthorp Henry, East TorrtnKton, Wragby
Fields Thomas, Osbouml^, Falkingham
Fife Oeorge, 8 Stewton lane, Ijonth
FtlHngluuu Charles, BIyton, Qalnsborougb
Fletcher Charles, Binfarooke, Market Basen
^Fletcher William, Ashby road, Spilsby
FoUey Abraham Ephraim, Park house, Tydd
St Mary, Wisbech
Fox Jarvia, CIUT, Normnnby-by-Spltal,
Market Basen
Freeman Zaefaarlali, Welton, Lincoln
Fynes Cluirles, 18 Felham street, Lincoln
Gibson William, 44 East gate, Ot. Orinuby
Oililing Henry, Winterton, Doncaster
Gllliatt John, 8 Blgby road, Brigg
Ooobey William, Forty Foot bank, Boston
GoodbT Daniel, Toynton St. Peters, Spilsby
Gov Joneph, Uolton, Wragby
*GrfH:tliam Bobert, Legbonme, Lonth
Gunby George, Ingham, Lincoln
•Hall WUIiam, 77 Prospect st HomcasUe
HargraTF Jessop, Hamilton hi. Market Hasan
Harrison Luke, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
*Harrl84in Rlchd.Chuit;htown,Belton,l}onC8tr
Harriacn Richard, Ihimbleby house, Thlm-
bleby, HomcasUe
Harrison Thomas, Hemingby, Homcastle
Harrison Thomas, 49 Spilsby rd. Homcastle
HastiniisBt. High 9t,WainfleetAUSaintsR.&0
Herring Benjamin, Sibsev, Barton
Herring Charlei Robert, North Willingham,
Market Rasen
Holmes John T. West Pinchbeck, Bpaldlng
Holmes Tiiomas, River side. West Pinch-
beck, Sixilding
HorncrOenriicLoosogate rd.Mottlton, Spldng
^Horaley John. BIyton, Gainsborongh
Horsley Thomas, Winterton, Doncaster
.Tackson Tliomas, sen. 414 High st. 'Lincoln
.Tuckson Thomas, jun. Derby farm, Lincoln
Jed'cry Eliiah, Little Carlton, Loath
■'Ji>lii:snn Robert, Boothy, Lincoln
Jones Theophilns, Heckington, Sleatord
*King Joseph, Brandy wharf, Waddingliam,
Kirton LIndsey R.S.0
Kirk Robert, Barooldy road, Woltham,
Groat Grimsby
Lacy Eflwin, South Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Layne Thomas, 12fi Bridge st. Gainsborough
Leightnn Edward, 39 West st. Horncwtle
Lusbv John William, MA, Aswell la. Louth
Mackinrler William, Hundleby, Spilsby
Markham John. Waltham, Great Grimsby
Marslioll Francis, Hagworthinghani, Spilsby
Marshall Jesse, Hemingby, Homcastle
Marshall John. Belchford, Homcastle
Marshall Robert, 2 Grosvenor crescent.
Great Grimsby
Marshall Robert. Keal Cjates,W.Keal, Spilsby
oMorshall Thomas, Little Carlton, Louth
Mesgltt George, 88 LIqnorpond st. Boston
Morley James, Raithbr, Spilsby
Morley Jnaeph. Wain fleet All SaiuU R.S.0
^Morley William, WainSeet All Salnta R.S.0
Kaylor John, Sutton Briilge, Wisbech
Xaylnr Thomas, Sutton Creeses, Long
Sutton. Wisbech
Xaylor Walter, Market plaoe| Long Sut-
ton, Wisbech
Neale Ridiard, Syston, Grantham
Ol If^eld Joseph Ransom, Wintertou,Doncastr
Pa".ethorpe Thos. The Grange, Snleby, Alford
Porker Richard, Branston, Lincoln
Parker Thomas, Wragby road, Lincoln
Pntclictt Thomas, North Thoresby, Lonth
Pateman W llliam, Baston, Market Deeping
Patrick Ge.'irge Henry, CI High st. Lincoln
^' Pau-son Robert, Bonghton, Homcastle
Pe«! Thoma". Wragby, Linoolnsliire
Pensnn Stephen, Burgh-in-the-Manh R.S.0
Pit.kerinz Tliomas, Kingerby & Willingham
ria-l. Market Rasen
Port-is Thomas, Kirton Liudsey R.S.0
Proctor Abroliam. Union st. Market Rasen
Kawlinson John, King street. Market Rasen
'Rawlfnson John, Ropaley, Grantham
Rtioiles George, Great Coates, Ulceby
*Rlcliar,lsonUeury,Humbetstone,Qt.Grmsb7
'Robinson John, Jon. Tetney, Great Grimsby
RoMnson Joaepb, Middle Basen, Mkt. Basen
Robinson Lanoaster,]Kidd]eRasen,Hkt.Baaen
Robinson Thomas, Binbrooke, Mrkt. Deeping
'Rothwell Thomas, Brldge,Foedyke,Spalding
Ru.<)Ung BUes, Rockland, Louth
'Schmetier Henry, Westlode st. Spalding
Simons Samuel, Brlgsln, Great Grimsby
Skenitt Arthur, West Seeplng,Mrkt.Deepng
Smart Henry W. 37 London ra. Grantham
•iSmlth Edward, Thnrlby, Bonm
Smith James, Woodlands, Kirton, Boaton
Smith Matthew, WOsford, Grantham
Smith Wm. Booth, Kirton, Boston
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Suniinacs William. Kirton UndMtj B.8.0
SnrOeet Robert, 11 Market stnet & U Ttiaitj
street, Oainsboroagh
Swallow Benj. 47 Lincoln road, Homcastle
•Tasker William, Hundleby, Spilsby
Tbomdlke Thomas, Sloothby, Alford
Thomhlll Thos. Sootter, Kirton Lindsay B.B.0
Tointon James, 140 WinaoTer id.8fajding
Tomlinson James, 46 Albion stn^ Spalding
Tong David, 44 Rasen lane, Linooln
Tong Robert L. Laceby, Great Grimsby
Tong Thomas, Burton road, Lincoln
Travis WlUlam, M Lord street,GalnsbORnigb
Turgoose Willlao, Fenton, Newark
Turner Thomas, Stickney, Boaton
•Veasey George, Horkstow, Hull
Wall Robert, Baxey, Bawtry
Warrlner John, Sandsfleld la. Gainsborongh
Watson Benj. Tattarshall, Boston
Webster Henry, Wlthera, Alford
•Wilkinson John, Stow, Lincoln
WiUcBon Thomas, 24 Portland stmt 1: Mid-
land Railway yard, Uncoln
Wood John, Thealby, Burton-on-Stather,
Doncaster
*Woad Thomas, Osboumby, Falkingham
Woods George, Wigtoft, Spalding
Wright Charles Vice, East Keal, Spilsbv
Youhlll Wm. Laceby.Gt. Grimsby ib at Riby
OATTI.B SAIiBSM AN.
See Salesman— Cattle.
OATTLB FOOD ICANVF0TB8.
Horry J. L. * Sons, Little London mills,
Spalding common, Spalding & Holbeaoh
MacUnder Edwin, Albion warehouses. Bray-
ford A Com exchange, Lincoln
Sinclair WUIiam & Co. New Tork, Boston
Sponncer & Sons, 16 Silver st. Gainsborough
CATTI,B OIIj UANUFAOTHS.
Chapman it Ban,231CIeethorpe rd.Ot.Grmsby
Faster WUUam, 10 Cressey st. Gt. Grimsby
OBXBNT MAS-XTFAOTUSBBS.
Rugby Portland Cement Ca (Charles Hall,
managing partner), portland cement,
roman & lias cement, bine lias, hydraulic
lime. New Bilton, Rugby, Warwickshire.
Bee advertisement
CBMBNT KBBCHANTS.
Chapman Joseph & Co. Victoria street north.
Great Oimsby
Ellis A Everard, Midland Railway station,
Stamford ; & at L'fBngton ; Tallington ;
Bourn & Deeping St. Nicholas
Wood John (porUand), South street, Calstor
OEiaeTBBIXS.
Alford (James Eardley Mason, clerk to the
burial board ; Bdwatd Hodgson, keeper;,
South end, Alford
Barrow-oo-Humber (George Harpnr Cherry,
clerk to the burial board), Barrow-on-
Hnmber, Hull
BartonH>n-Hnmber (Henry Edward Mason,
clerk to the burial board ; Robert Hare,
sexton), BartonKm-Humber
Boston (John Favel, sexton), Homcastle
road, Boston
Bourn (John L. Bell, clerk ; John Faaoock,
keeper), Thnrlby road, Bonrn
Brlgg (Roalln Hett, clerk to the bnrial board ;
Oeorge Wny, keeper), Wrawby rd. Brigg
Bromby (Freer, Hett * Hett, clerks to the
bnrial board), Bromby, Doncaster
Clee (Alfred Bates, clerk to the burial hoard),
Olee, Great Grimsby
(>>lsterworth (Rev. John Merehouse 1I.A.
clerk to the burial board), Colsterworth,
Grantham
Epworth (Alfred Marples Sharp, clerk to the
bnrial board), Epworth, Doncaster
Gainsborough Old (Samnel Hayes, sec. ;
William Bend, keeper). Ropery lane, Mor-
ton road, Qainsborougb
Gainsborongh Public (Albert Iveson, clerk to
the burial board ; Edward Foster, cemetery
keeper), Cox's hill, Gainsborough
Grantham (Wl liam Ailack White, clerk to
the burial board ; Oeorge Bart, keeper),
Harrowby road, Qrantham
Great Orimsln (Joseph Boaslter Billing, sup-
erintendent), Oreat Qrlmsby
Hetprlngham (William Wingad, clerk to the
burial board), Hetprlngbaai, Sleaford
Holbeaoh (Robert Mlllns, clerk & registrar).
Fenny HUl road, Holheach
I«ceby (W. Orange, Oreat Grimsby, clerk to
the borlal board), Laceby, OU Grimsby
Lincoln Public (Thnrstan G. Dale esq. clerk
& registrar ; John Lnpp, snpe rintendent),
(Tanwlok road, Lincoln
Lincoln St.Peter's ft 8t.Uargant's InEaatgate
(Thomas PUklngton, clerk to the burial
board & registrar), Langworth gate,Llnooln
Lincoln St. Swlthin's (F.C. Brogden, clerk to
the burial board), Bosenuiry lane, Lincoln
CHB 769
Louth (James WUUam WOson, dcfk to the
bnrial board), Upgate, Louth
Market Rasen (William Mnnball, clerk to the
burial board). Market Rasen
North SomerootM (Joseph Loughton, clerk to
the burial board). North Somerootee,
Oreat Grimsby
Osboumby (Thomas H. Crosdil, etork to Uie
burial board), Falkingham
Scunthorpe (Freer, Hett & Hett, (Oerks to
the bniial board), Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Bleaford(EdmnndClenieuts,clerkA registrar),
to the burial board ; WilliamMitchell,lodge
keeper), Eaot street, Sleafnrd
Spalding (Alvln Brown, registrar & reodrer
of fees). Pinchbeck road, Spalding
Stamford (Cephas Wlgmore, cl«-k to the
bnrial board ; John Thos. Lcnton, keeper)v
Ometery road, Stamford
Sutterton (Charles Beeby, clerk to the burial
board), Sutterton, Spalding
West Deeping (R. M. EngUsh 6tamford,clerk
to the burial board). Market Deeping
Winterton(AlfredSpenoer, derk to the burial
board), Winterton, Doncaster
CHAnr UAinrFACTTrBBB.
Shipley WUIiam, 33 Hickman st. Gainsboro'
OHAIB UAKBBS.
H(riland (Tbarles, Mill lane, Homcastle
Llngard Hy. Silvester, Eastgato saw nils.Lth
RondaU Charles, 336 & 238 King Edward
street north, Great Grimsby
Shirley WUIiam, Fountain street, Calstor
Wilson Mrs. Ellio, 45 Manthorpe rd.Granthm
Wilson George, 3J) Manthorpe rd. Grantham
OHAXK FIT FBOFBIBTOB.
Twlgg WiUiam, Little Cawthorpe, Louth
OH AICBBB OF AQBI JX7I.TTrBB.
Linoolnshiie (Stephen Upton, secretary), St.
Benedict's square, Lincoln
OHAITDIiBB'S SHOPS.
See Shopkeepers.
CHABOOAIj bxtbnbb.
Towers William, Horlaxton wharf, Horlaxton,
Grantham
OHBBSB FAOTOB8.
Brewitt Walter, South gate, Sleaford
Searby James, jun. High street, Spilsby
Watte Thomas, Market place, Spilsby & 7
Lnmley road, Skegness
CHBUOAL UANTTSB UAUFS.
See Manure Manulactniera.
OHBldBTS— Aa&IOtri.TTrBA£..
Dennis John Woodrow, 77 Eastgate, Lonth.
See advertisement.
Tomlinson ft Hayward, Mint lone, Lincoln
OH BBCISTS— AN AX.TTIC All
Ashby Alfred, St. Peter's Idll, Grantham
Heald Benj. 38 Boston road, Sleaford
Lowe George May sr.D. ff ComhlU, Linooln
CHBmST— HOM (BOFATHIO.
Dennis John Woodrow H.P.S. 77 Eastgate,
Louth. See advertisement
CHBKISTS — WHOIiBSAXB «e
MANTTFACTUBINa.
Dennis John Wooilrow H.P.ii. 77 Eastgate,
Loutli. See advertisement
Jekyll, Glasler Si Co.; offices, Comhlll & New
Com exchange, Corholme road, Lincoln.
Bee advertisement
Moody StephenWrigbt, S Walkergate.Lonth.
See advertisement
Simpson Hy. D.S Corn mkt.ft 4 New st. Lth
Wells & Co. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Hurabcr
Woodhouse Edwin .Arthur i&Co.lOSCIecthorpe
road. Great Grimsby
OHBKISTS ft DBTTaaiSTS.
Marked thus * are Pharmaceutical Chemtsta.
*Allen Thompson, IS High street, Boston
•AsUng Brelstord, 7 Bridge street, Spalding
Aston Alfred, Oxford sL Market Rasen
Atkinson Robert John, 24 SUver street, Lin-
coln ; & at SoxUby
Barr WUUam, OoxhUl, HnU
•Battle, 'Son * Ualtby, High st. Lincohi
Batty John, (3asUe Bytham, Stamford
BeU Brothers, Epworth, Doncaster
Bemrose John, Long Bennington, Orantham
Bentley Joseph, Barrow-on-Hmnber
Beny Newton, Metheringham, Lincoln
Best James, High street, Holbeaoh
Bingham Bobeit, Kirton Undaey B.8.0
Bingham WiUiam, Hainton square * 2 EMt
Manh street, Oreat Orlmslqr
770 CHI
CHEHI8TB & Dhugoists— oontlnned.
Blrkbeck John Thomas, i Ballgite, Lineola
Booker Thonua B. 60 Main ridge, Boaton
BooD Natbuiid, Kliton Lindiey B.8L0
Borman BieharS WilUam, 67 Traenuui stnet,
OiMtGriinab;
fBottarill Oeoige Thomaa, 308 Fieeman
atraet, Great Grinubj
Bnekeabny XUiab, Bardnm, Unooln
BramhiU Richard, High at. Epworth,Daiicatr
Brini * Gamble, If High atreet, arantbam
Brown George, M Wiawb; atnet, Brigg
*BK>«n Bamnel, Coniageby, Boaton
Brown Thomaa, 184 Tietoiia street north.
Great Grimiiby
Bnxmby John, 3S Baok at. Golnaboroagfa
Bumhun Bdward, 76 Vlotorla atnet welt.
Gnat Oiimab;
Butt Mn. Bdltb, 3 High atreet, Lincoln
Cammaok John, Bennington, Boaton
Carlton A aona, 8 High atteet, Homcaatia
Cartledge Nathan Button, Comhill, Calstor
CaatertOD Jamea, Qscen at. Market Rasen
Chapman Ingram William A.P.8. High; at.
Crcnrta, Doncaater
Obeetham George Ri<fliard,e8 Baatgate, Lonth
Obenhire Mta. iiaaj, 8 Wharf rd.aiantham
Clarkaon Thomas, 89 Silrer at. Galnsborongh
COlUtt WlUlam, (I Bridge at. €taliiaboroagh
Colton Mrs. Maty Ann, 14A, & 16A, Free-
man street. Great Grimaby
Cook John Frederick, High street, Holbeaoh
OookMarkhm.180 TictDrlaBt.Yraet,at.(ikmsbr
Cook Bobeit,18 ftWOld Market pLGt-Ofmsbr
Cooper Henn George, M High at. Grantham
Cottingbam wmiam,»4 A3H HighatLndn
*Cox John A Son, <6 Wotergate,Orantham
Crolt G«arge,401 Victoria at, nth-GbGrlmaby
Croaa Cliarlea, Winterton, Doncaster
CnrHa Thomaa Wast, Elgh atreet, Holbeach
DennlaJohn Woodrow u.p.s. 77 Ba^^sta,
Lonth. See aiTertisement
nckinaon Frederick, U St. Mary'aatBtmbd
Donington Bobert, 7 Market place. Sheep
market, & ttmr road, Spalding
Driffield Thomaa, Cattle market. Bpllaby
Dnnatan John, 1* High street, Stamtord
Blger Wm. A. North at. Crowland, Peterboro'
Elmitt John Henry,17 Bnll ring, Homcastle ;
ATetford, Homcastle
Elwood Wm. 328 Tictoria st. nth.Gt. Qrmiby
•BmlnsonJohn M.O.OldMarket pLObannal^
Bviaon William. Woltham, Great Grimsby
Fields Cotnam, 6< Scotoate, Stamtord
Finney Arthnr Cook, 38 Maiket place, Brigg
"Fisher Francis Dixon, 1 Market pI.Grantbm
' Fletcher Joseph, Scunthorpe, Doncaater
Oadd Charles Fredk.& Co.1 Melville at. Llncln
Qlbaon George Henry, 76 Wrawby at. Brigg
Qlhaon Henry Atkin, 18 Bridge st. Spalding
GtbaoB John Brewster, 73&73 High atGrntbrn
Gifford & Batdlffe, Sutton Bridge, Wiabech
GUliatt William, 86 Wide Bargate, Boaton
GooaemanJ.B.16<!*168Cleethrn, rd,at.Gmaby
Oooaeman Wm. Corporation to. Gt. Orimaby
Goaaop O. K. 88 & 80 Church st-Gt. Grimsbr
Green George, Market ptace, Alford
Greenwood John Tatam, 33 Market pi. Loulii
Oriffln William, 3« Market phice, Louth
Hall Thomas * Son, 80 Weetgate, Grantham
Haller Frederick William, T8 High street,
Boaton ; A 38 Lonley road, Skegness
Hanson George H. Post office. New Boling-
l3roke, Boston
HarrlaoD Tliama* Brlaon, Nortbgato,Slea&>rd
Harston John Frederick, Warrington house.
High street A 46 Burton road, Uncoln
Hawdon James Alexander Jacob, 5 Clee-
thorpe roail. New Clee, Grimsby
HIckinbottom Samuel, Bouthgate, Sleaford
HopMnson T. A Co. 44 A 4» High sUGmthm
HugginsB.B.UighabWaln8t.AU8alnts R.S.0
■'Hunt John & Son, 13 Market place, Loutb
Hyett Henry, 6 Ballgate, Uncoln
•Ingham Henry, Wellingore, Grantham
Innoldby Wm. George at. Barton-on-Hnmber
Jeffrey JoDathan, Heaaingham, Klrton Llnd
sey B.ao
Jepaon Joaeph M. 106 Freeman Bt.Gt.Grmsby
Jeaaop Robt. M.166 rieeman st. OtOrinuby
Jevons Wallls Byron, King sL Market Raaen
Kemp N. & Son, 17 High street, Homcastle
Kemp John, 200 High street, Lincoln
Kemp Robert, Market place, AUord
Kenrick FrederickWm.2 Bull ring. Homcastle
Lamplngh Wllllam,33 Wide Bargate, Boston
Lerlck George Alfred, Market place, Calstor
'Lewin Bdward Chrlstr. IS Market pl.Boaton
Limon Henry Jas. Burgh-in-the-^ilarsh It.B.0
linnell George, Market pi. Market Deeping
Lunn Thomas, 31 Wentgatc, Grantham
March Frederick, 70 High street, Stamford
Mason Wm. D. 2JH Cleetborpe nLOt. Grimsby
Manghan Samnel, BInbrooke, Market Rasen
Meare8Hy.BlshopNorton,Kirtn.Llndsy.H.B,0
MeUs Henry, Klrton, Boston
Mills A Baxter, Market plane, Benra
Mltton Mlaa Emma, Ingoldal^, Siantham
Moody Lewla, Fhtklngbam
Moody Stephen Wright,o Walkergote, Loutb,
Bee adTertisement .
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Morgan C.19 Oxford stNew CIee,Gt.Grlmsby
Morlsy George, M Lumley road, Skegnesa
•Nennsome John, 71 High street, Grantham '
NewtonGeorgeRobert,80 Itumley rd.Skegneaa
NlghtKales William, Bastgate. Stealord
Palmer Baoch, >I Cleethorpe road ft 170
Stalntsn atreet, Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Parker William Marris, 344 High st. Lincoln
Peach Blohard Walter, Market peace,Donlng^
ton, Spalding ; & at Gosberton
Feach Winiaot, BUUnghay, Bleaford
Pearaon George, 38 Red Lion atreet, Boston
Feck F. A.Bea View at.Oleethorpee,Gt.Qrmaby
Peppercorn A Wilcox, 13 Guildhall atLtnooln
Pickering John & Son, Market place, Crowte,
Doncaater
Pickering John, Bnrringham, Doncaater
*FlIley Samuel & Son,9 Strait Bargate,Bo8ton
Qaeenborongh John, 30 Weat street; Boston
Bainey £dward(tru8teeaof),'Highst SpOaby
Ranaom George Bdward, Kltmlngton, ulceb^
'Ransom William, Queen st. Market Rasen
Reynolda Poole, Baadngham, Newark
Ricliardson Thomas Plowman, West st.AlfOrd
Riley John & Co. Canwick road, Lincoln
Roberts John BeUan, North street. Bourn
Rohaon WiI>lam,I«l Cleethorpe rd.GUGrmaby
Ramble George, 174 High atreet, Lincoln
SandersoniMr*. M.Nth. at. Crowlnd-Petrbero*
SaveryW.H. Market pl.Cleethorpe,Ot.'Onnsby
Savidge William Maaoo, Corby, Giantham
Scott Samuel, 91 Bridge street Gainsborough
•Shadford Major & Ca 31 Market pi. Spalding
Sharp Edward Aahton,Owatan Ferr}'. Bawtry
Sharp John S. High st. Epwortli. Doncaster
Bhaw Stephen, South End, Alford
SUaner Mlohael HIU. Keelby, Ulceby .
SUcht John, tl» High street, Lincoln
Smith Geo. Hy.Maiketpl.Barton-on-HamBer
Smith John, TOnildtaaU street, Lincoln
Smith Mait^ 8 Meroer row, Louth
Smith Rlchd.F.3<Hlgh st.Barton-on-Humber
Smith William Fiontar, High street, Billing-
borough, Falkingham
Bnaith Plahey, 1 Main ridge, Bceton
SnarttFk.6 Red Lion sq.Stamford. Seeadrt
'Bonthwall Chas. Ry.2g Wide Barvat«,Bostob
Bontter David, s Victoria i>t,west,Ot. Gmisby
*Spencer Ooorge, 314 High street. Lincoln
Spounoer & Sons, 16 Bllrer st. Oalnsboiougb
Spring Si Co. II Market place, Brigg
Stamp Chrlstr.28S Victorlo Bt,Bth.Gt.OrImsby
Stanford Joaeph Henn',2 Red Lion sq.Stmfrd
Steeper Samuel, Swlneahcad, Spalding
Stewart James, 2 North atreet, Grantham
Storm Elllatt Baxter, 314 Higli street, Lincoln
Street Walter Charles, IS Com market.Lontli
Sumner Benjamin T. 10 London rd. Granthm
•Sumners Michael Cole, Heckington,Sleafor>l
Taylor Henry William, 63 Monks rd. Lincoln
Tebba RIchara, 1 Market place, Gainsborough
•Thomas John H. A Bon,13Market pi. Boatn
Thomaa Frank, 7 Market place, Boston
Tllson Jamaa, Market place, Loag Sutton
•TamHaaoB * Bromley, 913 lAgh at. Lincoln
Tomllnson & Crowdcr,Gearge8treet,Barton-
on-Hnmber
Toplias Bdward, WainSeet AU Saints ItS.0
Townsend J. E. Market pI.Long Button, Wsbch
Wales Joaeph Chapman, Bpworth, Doncaster
•Walter Joseph, 12 Bridge street, Homcastle
Ward John, Anderby, Alford
•Watson Horace, Laceby, Great Grimsby
Watson Robert J. Post offloe,Msrket pLOalstr
Weatoby G. Poat offloa. New Holland, HnU
Weaton George, Bouthgate, Bleaford
•Wbyaall WlOiam, «4 High atreet, Grantham
Wilka Cuthbert, 191 High street, Lincoln
WiUey W.4t aeethrp.rd.New Clee,Gt.Grmaby
WUllamaon Bdward Field, VI Cleethorpe rd.
New Clee^ Great Grimsby
WUIson C. 482 Victoria st. north,Ot.Giimsby
Wilmot Benjamin, 70 Newhutd, Lincoln
Wilson 0. J. 9 Bridge st.4 68 Weat at Boaton
Wing BomuelWhaley.Colaterworth, Granthm
Winter Charles, Market phico, Calstor
Wood John Ridal, II. Market phwe, Sleaford
•Woodcock PageDewing,313 High sbUncoln
WoodhoDsa Bdwin Arthnr A Co. 103 Clee-
thorpe road. Great Grlmaby
Wray Bdamtd, CorpotaMon rd. Ot. Grimaby
Wright Biobard, 37 Strait, LIncolh
osxMasrsT swbefebs.
AUwood Matthew, Moody la. Great Grimsby
Allwood Thomas, 40 Hungate, Lincoln
Anderson John, 26 Union place, Boston
Andrew John, Union street, Boston
Baker William, Bnrgh-ln-the-Handi B.ao
Bale Bomoel, Castle street, Stamtoid
Barlow Richard, 13 Sheep market, Stamford
Blgley George, Weatgate, Sleaford
Blades John Beiiry, South end, Alford
Boawell Henry, 79 Walkergate, Lonth
BrIMon John James, 68 James street, Lonth
Burden Mrs. Maty, 31 Inn«r at. Grantham
Burton John, Donlngtan, Spalding
Burton wniiam, 7 Matdon row, Louth
Clark Abraham, 30 Union street, Grantham
Croon Henry, S9 High street, Lincoln
CuDen WOwun, 10 The Fark,Lincoln
[kellt's
Elliott Joseph, James street, Brigg
BlTia wniiam, John street, Market Baseo
Hdler Henry, 21 Double street, Spalding
Fowler Walter, Winterton, Doncaster
Gowen Samuel, Louth road, Homcastie
Hancook Heary, i Irby place, Boston
Hardy Bobert, Northgate, Sleaiford
Hull Gevge, 31 Union place, Boston
Jennings John, 384 High street, Uncoln
Lusher John, Hnitdleby, Sfrflsby
Martin John, Lonth road, Homcastle
Mncklln John, Bastgate, Bourn
Newocmb Alfred, 8 Mount street, Grantham
Paul WOUam, Unooln lane, - Boston
PoaleyJaeob,Lime walk,Long Sutton, Wsbch
Rear Wniiam, Bastgate. Unooln
Rnahton John, Oxford street. Market Rasen
Bhaw James, Foundry street, Homcastle
Smith Francis, 14 Welby street, Grantham
Smith John, Nettleton road, Caistor
Smith Neweombe (back of), 100 Upper Bur-
gess street. Great Grimsby
Bnowahall Henry, 10 KIdgato, Lonth
Spon John, Raaen lane, Lincoln
Sudbury Walter, 63 Welby street, Graatliam
Tomllnaon Charles, Priestgate, Barton-on-
Hnmber
Tomer William, 10 St. Mark's square, Liacdu
Wain William, 91 Lea road, Oalnsboron^
Wataon Bdward, i Haven st Great Grimsby
Wearer Thomas, 21 Union street, Orantbam
Weaver Wlll]am,48 Dnncombe statOrlmabT
Westwood Henry, Red hill, Great Grimsby
Willis & Son, 4 Irby row, Boston
Woods John, 23 Inner street, Grantham
York Peter, 20 Double street, Spalding
OHIHiraT POT VMSfUTA.
Lockwood Chas. Mark la. Barton-on-Hnmbtr
CHIKA, aijASS & XABTHmr-
WABE SBAI.BBS.
Adamson John, Epworth, Doncaster
Adcock Mrs. Mary, 7 Newlond, Lincoln
Atmstrongjoseph, 29 Canwick rd. Uncoln
Atkinson wlHiam, Wragby
Bamber A Co. 108 Cleethorpe rd. QtGilmsby
Barlow Benjamin, 9 Red Lion sq. Stamford
Braluim John, Hogsthorpc, Alford
Brammen Henry, 10 High utreet, Lincoln
Button Misses A. & B. 36 Silver Et. Linccdn
Carter Joseph, King street. Market Ra<en
Cash J. John st. WainSeet All Saints R.S.0
Chatterton Thomas, 78 ic 8U East^te, Loutb
Christopher diaries, 3 Gaunt street, Lincoln
Clapliam Wmiam,12 Waterside eouth,UncoIn
Clark John, Bouthgate, Sleafonl
Clarke Thomas, Tattershall, Boston
Clarke William, Market pl.Crqirle, Doncaster
Chuke William, Westgate, Sleaford
Cockerill Matthew, 81 SincU street & 26 New
market, Uncoln
Cooling Alfred, Metlierlngluun, Lincoln
Crapper William, lA. Freeman st-GLGrimsby
Crosby Richard R. K High street. Stamford
Darby John W. 97 High street, Boaton
Dawson Edward, 36 London road, GranthaiD
Dixon Daniel, 18 Steep hill, Lincoln
Dobson Mrs. Mary Jane, 403 HIgli '.t.Lincolu
Elderkin Thomas, 3 Crack Fool '.a. Spaldlnfc
Fanthorpe John Albert,4 Market place,Loutl>
Forman William, 13 Market place, Loutb
George Mrs. Elizabeth, K Steep liill, Lincoln
GUliatt Frederick, 16 Market vi. Horueastle
Gough Dennis, West street, Holbeach
Gould Isaac, 39 WatenUle north, Lincoln
Grabnm James T. 133 Church st-GLGrimsby
Holmshaw de Son, 10 Wrawby street, Brigg
HannettKellamA New,77Westgate,Grantlmin
Harris Edward, 3 North parade, Grantham
Harrison Henry, Market street & Old Market
pla<x. Great Grimsby
Hind Charles W. 20 Sliver street, Gainaboro'
Homsey K Market la. Barton-on-Humber
Howell John Thomas, West Theddletborpc A
Eaat Theddlethorpe, Lonth
InaUp John M. 17 Market pi. GainaborouKh
James J. T. Market pi. Lorm Sutton, Wisbech
Lee John;''2 Lumley r6ad, Skegness
Lindley John, Owaton Ferry, Bawtry
Lister W.37 Victoria stnwt weat.GL'Orimsby
Major Mrs. Ellaabeth, Klrton LlnOsey R.E.O
Martin Frederick, Friskney, Boston
Melboume James, 81 Bridge stUoinsbonrDKh
Merriman Thomas, 14 Emery lane, BoctOD
Moore Mra. Jane, 310 Victoria street sontb.
Great Orimaby
Motley William, SO Broodgate, Lincoln
Fenn^ Mrs. James, 4 Silver street, Lincoln
Pybus Miss Ann Bliiabeth, Market pL Caistor
Bicbardson James, Oxford street A Qaem
street, Market Raaen
RlmmlngtoD John, High street, Sptlaby
Roberta Mn. Rachel, High street, Holbeach
Robinson Charles, Foas street, ^acola
Rose John, Falkingham
Sanderaoo John, Market plie^ Market Basen
Sandenon J. Sontb at. CnwIandA Peterboro*
ScuphOlm Mrs. Saiah, Ifla^ street, WaiaBeet
AU Batata R.aO ^^..
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TRADES DIRECTORT.]
Shepherd Wm. High ft. CtUbat. See tdntt
Sheppard Mn. EUaabetb, 68 Ctennt stUneola
Siddoiu Joeeph, 10 New road, Spalding '
Slmpaon Henry, High street, Skegoeas
SUnner Chariea A Son, i> Uarkat pL Boaton
Smith Thomaa Hewitt, Higji (beat, Alt old
Speight Uattbew, 8« Cleetbotpe road. New
Ctee, OreatOrlmsb;
Snrins Chrlafopher, 40 Vrawlv (treat, Brlgg
Scabhlni Samod, Wlnterton, Ikineaater
Thompson John & Son, High street, Spllsby
Walker Isaac, High street, Boston
Walton Thomas, 7 Uarket place, Eomcastle
& St. Harr's street, Lincoln
Wslton WllUam, 36 High street, Boaton
Wbydale Miss B. A.Bnrgh-ln-ttie-MarsbB.S.0
OHOCOZ.ATB 1CAST7FBS.
Compagale Trancaise (Pelletler & Ca), 88
Benmmdsej Kew road, London <,c.
OiaAB IKPOSTBBS ft KBBCS
Johnson John Francis, 6 Lord BtK«et & 8
Caskgate street, Oalnsbaraagb
Mason Symonds & STmonda, 14 Uarket ploco,
Brigg
Peake Henr;, 10 St. Peter's hill, Stamlord
OIOAB KAITITFAOTTTHBBS.
BobinBon&Banisdale,St.Fet«r's hlll,Gzanthm
Thoms,Bon & CcHand Foster works, Boston
OIBOUIJLTISO X.IBBAHIBB.
See Booksellen.
uivxTi xNannEBBS.
See Englneen)— ClTll.
CnLBAMKBS.
See 'Dyen & Cleaners.
dJHKBB WOBKS.
Adamantine Clinkar Works (Ueesrs. Towers
& Williamson, proprietors). Little Bytham,
Stamford
CLOCK KTAKBltB.
Harked tbtts *are also Watchmakers.
BeUattl Lools LaWreiice,342 High st. Llnoola
'Border lbs. Mary Ann, Northgate, Sleatord
Brittosi John, 28 St. Oeone'a st. Stamford
Clay Thoa. lCessingham,Hrton LindseyB.B.O
•Connt John Clarks, Nortbgste, Sleaford
*Hyde * Sons, Sonthgate, Sleatord
"EbhJ Arthur B. 20B,Bridge street, Spalding
•Sharman Qeorge W.Bntter market, Spalding
■Shlmels Tom F. Oxford st. Market Basen
GI.OO & FATTEN ICAKEBS.
Coates Arthnr.Seo King Bdward street north,
Qieat Brlmsby
Jackson Oeorge,Finkle la.Bartan.on-Ennber
CIiOIHIKBS— WHOIiBSAIiB Sc
KAirtrPACTimiNa'.
Hepworth Joseph & Son, m High street ik I
OuUdhall street, Lincoja.
WalUsftLlnnell, 14 All gunts' place, Stamlord
GLOTHIEBa.
Marked thos * ore SecondluuidClotbesDealers.
Allenson Cornelius, 8 Sheep mariiet, Spalding
Amos Mrs. Susannah, West street. Long
Sntton, Wisbech
Beacock Joseph W. South Verriby, Hull
Bnrgen John, C Watergate, Grantham
Cheer Albert, 27 West street, Boston
Ch«er Richard, 37 Market place, Loutli
•Clark Mrs. Annie, 23 Hilda street, New
dee, Great Grimsby
Cooper Charles, SI Market plaoe, Boston
Cox John, t Mercer row, Louth
•Sales John, I Fresbney st Great Grimsby
•Davidson Qeorge, 07 Mdgest. Oalnsboro'
•Davis Thomas, Q Albert st. Gt. Grimsby
Dixon * I>arker,12 & 23 Market pLGrantham
Edwards Henry, 70 deethorpe rd.Ot.Orlmsby
Evexltt. Mrs. Kizs, 8« King Bdward street
sooth. Great C|rimsby
Fancy Win. O. 17 Wellington st. Gt-Qrimsby
"Fields &8on,3Uarket stLongSntton, Wisbech
Fowler AUiad & Son, Saltfleslby All Saints,
Lonth
Glbaon MiK. Annie. B. 27 lyeeman street,
Qreat Orfansby
Ooodman Martin, George st Market Basen
Hanunon Richard Hart, The Tudor stores.
Old BoHn^fbroke, Spllaby
•Hardy Mis. Ftainy; St John's st Uolbeach
Hatfleld Joseph, < westgate, Grantham
Haywood Wtnfred, Scunthorpe, Doncoster
Hepworth Joseph & Son, 221 High street & I
Onlldhall street, Lincoln
Hooghton Richard J. 19 West st Homcastla
•Hombenton Mrs. SUen, 43 Kent street.
Great Grimsby
Hnnt Samuel Jitog, 34 Ball phMC, Spalding
■Hnntrr Benry. 23 AsweU lane, Lonth
Jeltey Oeorg«,84 Victoria stwest,GtGrlmsby
King Thomas, 90 Cleetborpe rosa A 4 Fiee-
man stnet, Great Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
•Laws Mrs. Elbabeth, High street, Boston
HcSerchu Alex. 286 & 287 High st Uncoln
ManfaaU Andrew, 278 High street Lincoln
Nnnn Louis Hannr, Sooth street. Boom
O^esl^ William Beubeo, 312 Ttctorla street
north. Great Grimsby
Qldhsm Thomas, M ie B2 Kastgate, Louth
Farker Mn. S. E. 37 St Mary's st Stamford
Pegg James, Market pi. LongSntton, Wisbech
Pigott A Fryer, Soutbgate, Sleaford
Plant William, M Broad street, Stamford
*Fybus Mrs. Rebecca, High street, Calstor
Rhodes Thomas, Winterton, Doncaster
•Saddler Robert 127 Albert st Ot. Grimsby
Skinner Jcdin Tonng, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Smart George, Walnfleet All Saints R.S.0
•Stunt Bseklel, 129 Albion st Great Grimsby
Watts Richard Bdward, 11 Tine st Spalding
•Webb James W. 217 King Rdward street)
north. Great Grimsby
Wheeler Joseph, K Bridge st. Gainsborough
Wilkinson Mrs. Mary, 231 King Edward,
street north. Great Grimsby
Willoughby Mark 88 Upper Burgess street.
Great Grimsby
Wilson Chslesft Son, Queen stMarketRasen
Wilson wmiam, 228 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Wormell Bdward, Soutbgate, Sleaford
Wrl^t Thomas, IBS King Bdward street
north, Great Grimsby
Wyatt it Ofaeer, HiKh street, Romcastle
Wyatt Hugh, 196 High street Lincoln
Yorke Henry, Stanbow lane, Boston
OZiUBS.
Boston & Ooonty Conserratire (The Hon.
Bdward Staobope h.p. pres. ; J. C. Garat
treat. ; Thomaa Ablewhlte, hon. secretary),
37 Main ridge, Boston
Brigg ConaeratlTe (S. Sabey, sec), Oonegr
Court Brlgg
Brigg liberal (Edwin Halmshaw le John
H. Sergeant sees. ), Anobolme bouBe,Brigg
Sxcbange( diaries Louis Hett,hon.secretaiy),
Com exchange, Brigg
Oraatham (John O. Thompson esq-cbairmas .
John Ricliard Boyall, secretary), Bxohange
Hall bnildings, Elmer street Grantham
Great Grimsby ConsarvatiTe (William Smith,
sec.), 238 Victoria st soath,6reat Grimsby
Qraat Grimsby Blocntlonary & Dramatic
(T. Dodd, hon. sec.), 93 Victoria street
sonth. Great Grimsby
Lincoln (WlUtam Manby, seo.), St Mary
street Lincoln
Uncoln Bowing (Thomas Cooling, secretary),
Brayford Head, Lincoln
Long Sutton (Edwin Creak, secretary).
Market street* Long Sntton, Wisbech
Louth Athletic (W. H. Smith, seoiatary) .
resldeDce, Trinity terrace, Eastgate, Loath
Louth Bowling Green & lAwn Tennis
(J.Ingoldby, hon.sec),12 Gospelgate, Louth
Louth Conservative & Constitutional Associa-
tion (C. B. W. Lucas, secretary), Upgata,
Louth
Louth Cricket (J. H. Ashton, tzeasurer ; W.
Dabb, sea), New Stieet comer, Lonth
Lonth Liberal (Alexander Watson, sec.), 75
Eastgate; elnb room, Walksrgate, LonUi
Nocton Oicket (Ralph Alfred Thorpe, secre-
tary), Nooton, Lincoln
Nocton Lawn Tennis (Ralph Alfred Thorpe,
secnetaryX Nocton, Linooitt
Spalding Co. Limited (Stephen HeniySearby
esq. sac). Broad street Spalding
Spalding Cricket (Robert Ingleby, hon. secre-
tary), Spalding
Stamford Chess, Billiard * News Limited
(Gea H. Burton, secretary^ St Mary's
street Stamford
Y.M.CA. CMcket (Artliur Hay, secretary),
Guildhall street Llnooln
T.H.C.A. Football (G. H. Langataif, secre-
tary), Guildhall street Lincoln
Y.M.aA. RambUog (Major Williams, pml-
dent ; Henry Johnson, secretary), Guildhall
street, Lincoln
Y.M.aA. Bowing (J, r. Clarke, secretary),
Guildhall street, Lincoln
Olnbs— WorUnc: Sen's.
Bracebridge (ArtliurCreasey,managvt ), Brace-
faridg<\ Lincoln
Gainsborough (Chariea Taylor, sec ), Bridge
street, GainsfaorOQgh
Lincoln Conservative Co. Limited (D. Herd,
sec). Silver st Lincoln
OO AOa ft OABBIAOB BUDBS.
AndersonRlchd.Wm.37Bt Peter's U.Oranthm
Anderson Robert 39 Back st Gainsborough
Burton (%as. Victor st New Clee, OtOrlmsby
Bralnaby * Sons, t Sheep market Spalding
Carter ft Fletcher, 63 Eaatf.trert, Homcastle
Castle Jn. Wharf rd.Gr. ,:i ^ at Newark
Clow Benjamin, Bcotgate, ,m(frA
Cordwin William, High st . ' wle^ Doncoster
Cotton Henry, Soutli park j. .win
coA 771
Cross Thomas, New iSii, Spalding
Dawson Lawrence, Union sb Market Rasen
Esberger A Son, Indgit*, Lonth
Ftseter WHllam, Broadgate, Llnooln
Garflt Robert Hogthorpe, Alford
Good George, 10 Maud street Great Orimsby
Goodacre Robert West street, Holbeaoh
Hammond * Son, Crowgarth, Gainsborongh
Hammond James, Epworth, Doncaster
Harrison Joaepb, Commercial street Alford
Hatcliffe (Thas. Holmes, Bridge st Homcastle
Hibbins Jn. 23 St, Martin's,High stStamfoid
Johnson Thomas, High street Calstor
Johnson Thomas, Osborne st Great Grimsby
King & White, Doable street Spdding
Knowles Charles, 10 MtfriUe street, llnooln
Lalt Thomas, 61 Cemetery road & Upper
Burgess street. Great' Grimsby
LlddaD John Thomas, 71 High street, Boston
Marrows ft Sous* Bridge street, Brigg ft
Fleetgate, Barton-on-Hui^r
MUner ft Bayes, Trinity street, Qelnsborongh
Proctor William, Eastgate, Sleaford
Riqmer John, West street. Bourn
Ridiardson (Carles, Hslton rood, Spilsby
Blchaidwn Jas. Wright, 5 Northgate, Louth
Robson John Henry, 91 Ripon street Lincoln
Scott Hardyman.High st. LongSntton, WIsbch
Skinn Tom, North street, Botes
Skinner William Hr. Spilsby road, Boston
Smith Philip, Kllnwell rd. Market Basen
Smith William, Wharf road, Grantham
Sorfleet Bobert, Market street, Spilsby
Stanger David, Pinchbeck street Spudinr
StniwsonEdwn.6Pleesant pLBamsgate,Loath.
Thomley Josbna, Windmill yard, Alford
Thornton Lawrence T. 166 High st Lincoln.
' Bee advertisement
Tudor William, 8 Charles street Lonth
Turner William Flint Central- Carre works,
Carre street, Sleaford
Watte George, Croft, Walnfleet All Saints
R.S.O. ft John st Walnfleet' A116aIn«sRS.O
Waisap Ben. Whelbonm, Mill hill, Calstor
^^ktldns Jas. Perseverance Carriage works.
High street, Lincoln
White Dawson, 78 Bargate end, Boston
Wingad Charles, W Canwick rd. ft Napoleon
place, Uncoln
WooHaid Mrs. Harriett ft Son, 40 Wide Bar-
gate, Boston
OOACH PAINTBB8.
Carden Edward, Hogsthorpe, Alford
North George, 23 Union street Grantham
OOAOE SMITHS.
Chambers William, 4 Priory road, Spalding
Thompson James, 18 James street, Lonth
Woods John, 23 Inner street Graatbam
OOAOH SPBIHO 3CAKBB,
Stones Joseph, South bridge, Alford
OOAOH TBUUEBB,.
Bishop William, West street Boam<
OGAZ. AOENTS.
See Agenta— 0>al ft Colliery.
OOAXi DBAZ.BB8.
Abbott George, 8fi Prospect st Homcastle
Anderson Geo. Ill DuncombestGtGrimsby
Arrand William, 49 Princess street, Lincoln
Atkinson Abraham, Tydd Gote, Tydd St
Mary, Wisbech
Atkinson Uumby, Laceby, 6t Grimsby
Bains Jn. Deeping St James, Market Oeepng
Bell Geonw, BarrowH>n-Humber
Brant WOIIam, 12 Trinity Ume, Lontli
Bratley Amos, Louth loeid, Wragby
Bratton Barr, 30 Wood street Gt Grimsby
Brlghtman Wortley, 3 Double st Spalding
Broughton Thomas, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Bnrtt WaltNavenby stn.ftWellingore,Llncln
Butters George, East Allington, Grantham
Cave Jn. Fosthind stn. Crowlond, Feterboro'
Cave John, Shepboystow, Whaplode Drove,
Peterborough
OawkweU Wdmnnd, Wickenby, Wragby
Chamberlain Wm. Wharf, Crowle, Doncaster
Chapman Stphn.rrea Port wharf,atOrimsby
Chapman Thoa.North stCrowIaod,Peterboro'
Christian Mrs.Martha,KirkbyUnderwood,Bra
Cook Thos. North Forty Foot bank, Boston
Cooper William, Ropaley, Grantham
Cox George, Water lane, Lincoln
Dalaa Henry, West street Alford
Day Christopber,- Albert street Homcastle
Day James, 38 Oarr street Lincoln
Day Tbomas, DepOt street, Lincoln
Dent Thos. Beck hiU, BartonHm-Humber
Diewry Thomas, Winterton, Doncaster
Duffla Qeorge, 44 Wonngate, Boston
Dunham Willbun, Manley gaidens, Brigg
Dnnston Thas.(ex«rs, ot),Torktey,Oalnsboro
East Ernest (Christopher Michael, man,),
Saltfleet, Louth
Edis Edward, Baston, Market Deeping
Digitij5jl^yV4(9>»J^l!^
772 coA
Coal BBAbiBS— oonUnned.
ElTidg« Httdred, Rob Hole end, Toynton All
Balnta, Splliiby
Bnglish Thomaa, 77 Eoet Btieet, Horncaatle
Fenton Richard, Quarry terrace, Calstor
Field Henry, Foadyke, Spalding
FflUnt^iam Qeorge, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Fletcher Natlianil. WliaplodeDrove.Petcrboro'
Fox Nicholas, Wharf, Crowle, Doncaater
Freehney Oeor^^ 2!) Lincoln rd. Horncaatle
Gilbert WUIiain, Towngate, Market Deeping
Grabnrn George, S'i Wood st. Ot. Grimsby
Green Charles, Broomhead Faddock, Bridge
street, Gainsborough
Green QetVKC, Broughton, Brlgg
Hague PLOp, IS Lime grove, Cbelinsf ord at.
Lincoln
Hall Michael, Weat Bnttervrlck, Doncaater
Hallam Frank, Boston, Market Deeping
Hammond William Qeeeon, Hubbert's Mdge,
Kirton, Boaton
Harrison Chttotr. BraUn, Belton, Doncaater
Hill Edward, Wlnterton, Doncaater
Hollid^y Bdls & Wm.Northorpe,TharIby,Bm
Howitt Mrs. Ann, Great Pouton, Grantham
Howitt Henry, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Hughes John, Moulton, Spalding
Ineall William, BIyton, Gainsborough
Jackson William, S4 Dudley roal, Grantham
Jackson Wm. Serpentine st Market Basen
Johnson Thomaa, Bordney, Lincoln
Keightly Robt. Bnrton-on-8tather, Doncaater
Keurick Fradk. Wm. 31 Queen st. Horncastle
Kirk John, Welby, Oiontliam
Lodlow G«)rge, Station yard, Market Hasen
Lawman John, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Leo Robt. Westfleld, Kirton Undsey R.S.0
Uonell John L. i» Mantliorpe rd. Grantham
Lucas Albert, Alvingbam, Louth
Moulds John. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Nickeison George, Union street, Grauthum
Palmer John William. BiUinghay, Sleaford
Parkin Geo. Burton-on-Stather, Doncaater
Parrinder John, Stlcktoid, Boston
Pearson William & Son, Free Fort wharf,
Great Grimsby
Pearson Henry, Kirton Lindsey R.8.0
putt Thomas, Buaklngton, Sleaford
Fratley James A Thos. Swlnderby, Lincoln
Preston George, Boston, Market Deeping
Rands James, Wootton, Ulceby
Beadheod Thomas, Messlngham,Klrton Lind-
sey B. 8.0
Richardson Edwd. 82 Eostgote. Gt. Grimsby
Rlseley Thoe. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Robinson James, Railway st. Gt. Grimsby
Booe John, 47 Westgate, Sleaford
Scarborough John, Tattenhall, Boston
Seaton Jnlin, French Drore station, Oedney
Mil, Wisbech
Short Cliorles, HecMngton, Sleaford
Smith Joseph, Korthgote, Louth
Snowden Adam, Scotter, Kirton LindaeyR.B.0
Spiklns William, 18 Red Lion street, Boston
Spring William, Stickney, Boston
StOTes George, Fulletby, Louth
SteTenson Joaeph, BilUngbay, Sleaford
Sumner Thomas, Digby, Lincoln
Tatom David, Fleet, Holheach
Theaker William, Ovrston Ferry, Bawtry
Tliompaon Edwd. »i Wood st. Gt. Grimsby
Tooley John, Algarklrk, SpaJdlng
Towers William, Horloxton whorf.Horloxton,
Gronthom
Turner Joseph, 37 Westgate, Lincoln
Turner WUIlam, Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Tyson John, 10 Wooi street, Greot Grimsby
Wliite George, 12J King Edward St. north,
Great Grimsby
Whiting George, Hnndleby road, Spilaby
Wholey John, Gunby, Spilaby
Wilkinson Joseph, Conlngsby, Boston
Wilson Benjamin, 34 Commercial rd. Spalding
Wing Richard, Braceby, Folklnghom
OOAIj UEBOHAITTS.
AUord Cool Co. (E. Tamplew, mon.). West
street, Alfor.i
Allison Jason, West street, Horncastle
Atkinson Harrnp, Longtou St. Andrew's,
Horncastle
Atkinson Thos. North Kelsey station, Brigg
Auckland Henry, Sedgebrook, Grantham
Ayscongh John, Nortli Kelsey, BrIgg
Bomford Charles, Serpentine street & Station
yard, Market Rosen
Bannister Edward <!: Ca Central market &
Railwwr street ; office. Royal Dock chmbrs.
Great Grimsby
BarradonghSL Wotendde rd. Borton^on-Hmbr
Barratt Josiah H. Halton road, Spllshy
Barln & Godfrey, Great Northern Railway
yord, Oxford street, Lincoln
Baoll Alfred, M East street, Stamford
Baastall Mr*. Catherine, South Reaton, Louth
Beeley John, Wonley hooae, Beaoontborpe,
Cleetliorpea, Great Grimsby
Black Thoe. Borkston-le-WtUows, Grantham
Bllsby Chorlea Poxton, Snrfleet, Spolding
Btock Tho«.Hailway stn.Honlngton,Gianthm
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Blaka John, M Gaa«lok road, Lincoln
Blenkam Thos. 10 Macaulay st. Gt. Grimsby
BlowDaTidAnderson,RlTer Head,Gt.Gllmsl7
Bluff Mrs. Marv, Church st. Market Deeping
BowmanHy.&Co.Gt Northern whrf.Granthm
B<miton Robert, Habrougfa, Ulceby
Brlggs Ciiarles, Hogsthorpe, Alfotd
Brocklebonk Jn. Donington-on-Boln, Louth
Brown Gea Wm. M. S. & L. Railway yard.
High street, Lincoln
BUni Detlef Hlnrich, Royal Dock ohombers.
Great Grimsby
Burdaas Joseph, Baruetby-le-Wold R.S.0
Burkill Henry, South Ferriby, HuU
Burkill Robert, Winterlnghani, Doncaater
Burley Henry, Carre street, tileafortl
Burnhom Coleman, River head, Ot. Grimsby
Barton Charles, Great Northern wharf &
Eton street, Spittlegate, Grantham
Burton Thomos, 11 St. Mary's hill & Mid-
land railway station, Stamford
Burtt Walt. Dunston, Lincoln ; Metheringham,
Lincoln & at Navenby
Burtt Walter, WeUlngore, Gronthom
Chomberloin Edward, Bastgate house. Bourn
Chambers Natiianlel, M, S. & L. cool depOt,
High street & Com exchange, Lincoln
Chopmon Ben. Thoresby bridge, Northcoates,
Great Grimsby
Chopmon William, Imminghom. Ulceby
Clarke Thomaa, Station raad, Holbeach
Clarke William, Brayford whorf, Lincoln; dc
at Metheringham
Clarke William, Heighlngton, Lincoln
Chu-ka WUliom, South Ferriby, HuU
Cobb Henry, BIyton, Gainsborough
Cooke James, Ludborongh
CooperJonathan,8tattoD,KlrtonLlndaeyB.S.O
Cousins B. Brandy whrf.Klrton UndseyR.S.0
Darley William, Bridge street, Brigg
Doulton Lestor, Pack House qnay, Boston
Dawson John, South street, Boston
Dawson Thomas Alfd. 16 Portland st. Lincoln
Day John, Maypole ho. West st. Horncastle
Donaon Ueniy, Bast Borkwlth, Wragby
Dads WUllam, Donlngton, Spalding & Stotloi:
yard, Bllllngboro', Falklngham
Donovan John Walls, Habrongh, TTloeby
Dowd Mrs. Mory, Midland yai^, Lincoln
Drake George, Brandy wbuf, Waddlngham,
Kirton Lindsey R.&O
Drlng Rlchord, WiUonghtnr, Alford
Dockering & Sons, Northorpe, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Duckering Frederick, Kirton Lindsey B.&0
Dunhom li FoUexfen, Bridge st Horncastle
Dunham Charles, KIrkby-ln-Boln, Horncastle
Dnnkley & Borman, Rail wayistatlon, Skegness
Dnronce John, IS Both row, Stomford '
KUis A Everard, Midlond Railway stotion
Stomford & at Ufflngton ; Tolllngton ;
Bourn & Deeping 6t Nicholas
Bveritt Horace, New Bollngbroke, Boston
Eyre John, Appleby, Doncaster
Famlll Jn. Hy. 84 Hlokmon at. Oolnsboront^
Formon Charles, Grimoldby, Louth
Faster Mrs. Ann, Langworth, Lincoln
Fox & Isle, West st. Bull ring & Whorf rd.
Horncastle
Fox John Reynold's, Cool yard, WUloughby
Street whorf & 36 Trinity at Golnshorongh
Gorton Wm. Hy. 81 London rd. Gronthom
Gibson Joseph, Sonthgaie, Sleaford ; cool
depAta, Grantham, Sleaford, Heckington,
Aswiarby, Scredington, Bllllngboro', Help-
ringbom, RusMngton, Digby, Soopwlck,
Blonkney * Metheringhom
Gibson WUIlam, Morton-by-Galnsborough
Glew Richard, Prospect place A Station yord,
Morket Rosen
Gront Thomas Cooch, Great Northern Rall-
woy station, Stamford
Grassom Wm. Henry, 38 Cross st Spalding
Orassby James, Back st Borton-on-Humber
Great Grimsby Coal, Salt & Tanning Ca
Limited (Charles Frederick Corter, ace.);
offices i yards, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Great Grimsby Co-OperatlTe, Box & Fish
Carrying Co. Limited (Samuel H. Clark,
manager). Fish dock, Oreot Grimsby
Green Frederick James, South lodge. Bourn
Green Thomaa, Holmes siding & 17 SincU st
Lincoln
Orioe Mrs. Elisabeth, Greot Northern irtiart
& Wharf rood, Grantham
Orocock Wm. & Son, M. & & L. ooal yord.
New road, Golnaborough
Haogeusen Henry, Royal Dock chambora,
Great Grimsby
Haildon William, 43 Swinegate, Grantham
HaU Mrs. Ann, Thorpe-on-the-HlU, Lincoln
Hall WUIlam, Morton, Bourn
Homer WUllam, Pasture street, Gt Grimsby
Hancock Edward,163 WinsoTer road,Spaldlng
Honnam WUUom, Corby, Gronthom
Horrison John lidwln, 94 Bridge street &
WUloughby street Gainsborough
Hoyes John, Double street, Spalding
Healey Alfd. & fens, The Wharf, Horncastle
Uerike Robert, Royal Dock cbamben,
Oiaat Grimsby
[kelu's
HIU Brothers, 1 Qneen stavet, G&lusl«roa2li
HiU George, RaUway stotion, Holbesdi
Holdemess L. Old Navigation wharf, Sleaford
Horry Francis, Branston wharf. Lea road,
Galnsboroagh
Horry Fiancla, 17 Spring gardens & BaUiriiv
station, Spalding
Houghton George, Tbomton-le-Fcn, Boston
Hull Edgar, IS Station street, Bostoa
Isle of Axholme Coal & Tfflage Co. Limltel
(Thomas Sanderson, treasnrff), Prospect
house, Hoxey, Bowtry
Jocklin SL Horkstow bridge, Horkstov, Bnll
Jaques Edward, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Johnson & Ca RaUway atatlon & Cp^te.
Louth ic' at HolUngton t Saltleetbj
St Peter's
Johnson Eardley, Haven street GL OrimfliT
Jones Ponl,9Foes st AHolmes sidlns.Llncnln
Kenriok Fredk. Wm. 21 Queen st HomcasCc
Key Alfred, Midland BaUway yard, Lincoln
Klne Jonas, Fulback, Onntham
Kiveton Coal Ca (John B. 'Tadman, imn.).
Royol Dock cbamben, C1eetl:orpe rml.
Great Grimsby
lAceby John, River head. South Dick street.
Great Grimsby
Lomyman Amoa ft Son, Tattershall bri'l;?.
Dogdyke, Boston
lAughton John, 84 Bridge at. Gainztnroac^
lilnooln Coal Co. (Briatow Glenn, mansscr}.
Canwlck road, Lincoln
LlDtln John, Helghlngtan, Lbtooln
Lonth Charles Nundy, *1 * OS Barton r* : i
Great Northern BaUway yard, Uncoln
Lowe FraneiB Newton, St Mary st linco'n
Lnmsden Thomas, Donlngton-on-Ekln,Lou:h
Maltby Henry, Tetney Lock, Gt Grimsby
Mawer A Little, BaUway street, Ot Orimsln
Morley Arthur Wm. Midland raUwo.v.Staai{i I
Morley Brian, Fire Beacon, Marahcfaapl,
Great Grimsby
Uoxon & Son, Morton-by-Gainsborongh
Haxlow William, East Alllngton, Granthnni
Netherclltt James, Great Ponton, Grantbuu
Nettlesblp T. ; offloes,Market pi. MarketRaK.i
Newton Mn. Ellen, Ancaster, Grantham
Norton & Turton, St SwithUi'a sqoaie &
Waterside north, Lincoln. See advert
Oldridge Wilfred, Watanide road, Bsrton-jn-
Humber
Pacy George Henry, Brayford head t Cor:.
exchange, Lincoln
Parke George, Hoogham, Grantham
Pickering Jsph, Railway statkiD, Hangla:;i.
Grantham
Flaskett & Worrener, U Ramagate, Lontlj
Reedman John, Langtoft Market Deepfnz
Reynolds Emaonel, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Richardson Jaam)h, Tattarshall, Boston
RldUngtOD A Hicki, BaUway station, Lci.-
Sntton, Wisbech
Ridllngtott Jos. Edward & Son, 8 SootI, r'.
Boston A BaUway stations, CowMt, Si*: ■
Ing A BaatvUle, Boston
Roberts W. A Son, BaUway atation : C.v.i
exchange A BuU ring, HomcastJe i !'.
Lincoln A Railway station, Lontfa
Robinaon Benjamin, Market pi. A Bailav ,
station, Spilsby
Robinson Charles, Barnetby-le-Wold I!.S.v
Robinson Herbert, Midland yard, Lincoln
Robinson James, Railway st A Royal D».\
olBcea, Great Grimaby
Robinson J<dm, jun. Swineahead, Spalilin?
Robinaon John Needhom, Anderby, Alforl
Robinson Wm. Burton-on-Stather. Doncv'a:
Rcas Jn. Wharf, Crowle, Donoaster A Ap|>!t - :
station, Donoaster
Rowbottom WOliam, Kirton Undaey S.S.t'
Rowle Blmnnd, Bo^on road, SpOsby
Soott WlUlam, Marten, Qainsborongii
Shei^erd Lake, 4 Thomas .itreet, Weelil.
Great Grimsby
Simpson A Tranter, 22 Market plaoe, Co:- ~
Sinclair Wm. A Ca Dogdyke A New Vif- .
Boston A(Wyon Ijouth,inan. ) Station Mn .
BUUngboro', FOlkingham
Skelton Charlea Eleaaer, North Kdaey. Brl
SkcltonSpsnoer A«hUn,Battan Bridge, ^^'bl c
Sly George, Holbeach rood, Spalding '
Spademan G. A Son, Midland atn. Stamfc-r
Spink Thomaa C. Haven street, Ot Gi^m.^.
Standland Jomea, Ludboraa^ Loath
Stamford Cool A Fnel Ca Um. (Dav":
Bloodworth,mon.),WMlandRanway ttoTJi
Stamford
StoneweU Wm. Burton-oai-Stzatber,Donca5'> r
Stanton Gate Cool A Ironatone Co. CJov..'-
Brown, man.), Coythoipe. Grantham
Staveley Coal A Iron Co. Limited. Ctck' '
Doncaster
Stead John, 9 Hickman street, Oaln^'h^iu.
Stevenson G. 12 StUl la. A 126 High st Ba%^
Stout Dlohman, Grand sluice, Boston
Btovin Joseph Newbnm, Welton, Unooln
Swingler Thomas. Little Bytham, Stamfor'
Taylor Jn. A Son, Saltfieet, Lonth A Ei^'
Theddlethorpe
Taylor Henry, StatloB yard, I<aog Sc'.: :^
Wlsbeoh
Digitized by
vjoogle
TR\DES DIRECTOnv.]
Tliompson Jn. Thomoi, 76 Ballgkte & Holme
siding, Lincoln
Thnrpc & Bndley, Putore st. Ot. Qrimsby
Torry Charln Edvnurd, Corn exchange. Old
Market plRoe, Great Grlmsb;
Towers A WilUanuon, Adontantlne CllnJcer
workl, Little Bytbam. titAm{ord
Tarner John ColdvrelliSkegneas ; & atBceton
Tsidle James, Hablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Tyler Wnilam, Northorpe, Thurlby, Boom
Waddingham William, Watenlde rd. Barton-
on-Horn ber
Wallls T. Claremont, St. Catherine's, Lincoln
Walaham Jn. Sastgate ft 8 Bonugate, Loutli
Warrener Wm. Jn. City chambers. High st. &
Com exchange, Lincoln A 172 High St. Hall
Wataon John, Leadenham, Grantham
Wells Lewis, Z7 St. Lawrence st, HomcasUe
Wbeatley John, Baxilby, Lincoln
Whittaker Thomas, Saziltay, Lincoln
Wilkinson Bd. & Chas. Eirkby-cnm-Osgodby,
Market Baaen
Wilkinson ICn. Slish. lU Bnrton road A
Uolmea siding, Lincoln
Wllkson Thomas, M Portland st. & Midland
Hallway yard, Lincoln
Wilson John, > St, Peter's hill, Grantham
Wood James & Charles, West st Boston &
SUtlon, EastTllle, Boston
Wood & Ca Heckington station & Help-
ringliam station, Blea(«id
Woodtliorpe Jn. Ballway Station yd. Halton
Holegwte, SpUsby
Woodward William, Brace bridge, Lincoln
Woodward Wm. 'WHnngate ft Great Northern
Ballway yard, Oxford street, Lincoln
Worms Josse & Go. (Jas. Robinson, agent),
Boyal Dock chambers. Great Grimsby
Wyles A Bnnows, Westgate, Oiantham
COFFBB KEBOHANTS.
HorobinThos.OL Market pL Crowle,Doncaster
Morton Charles & Sons (£ importers), II Old
Market place. Great Grimsby
OOPFEB ROASTEBS.
Thompson Bichd. & Son, SI & 83 Lord street,
Gainsborongh
COFFEB BOOICS.
Bee also Dining Booms.
Atkinson Mrs. Harriet, 277 High st. Lincoln
Eamber Wm. Bowland, Ilkeston ho. Lumley
road, Skegness
Burnett Aaron, 24 High street, Skegness
Clongh Jcrim, Boston rood, SpUsby
Cooke Mrs. Sarah, Dolphin lane, Boston
Day Charles, S Choich street, Boston
Dicks Mrs. Enmia, Lnmloy rtwl, Skegness
FumishMrs. Bebecca,l&2Batchery«t.IJncoln
Hall Geo. Asgarby ho. Lomley riL Skegness
Hammerton Miss F. B. 3 Lumler rd. Skegness
Hatton John Bavill, 633 Slndl st. Excliange
arcade & t2 Newmarket, Lincoln
Jackson WHUam, 81 Canwlck road, Lincoln
Jennings George, WW High street, Lincoln
Lockwood Blc&MXI, II & 12 Station st. Boston
Middiaton NathanM, 12 Steep hUl, Lincoln
Ricliardson John J. Market place, Boston
Rose John, Hull honse, Lumley rd. Skegness
Skelton Samnel, Market place, Waintleet All
SaInU B.aO
Sly Allen, High street, Skegness
Tiirrille John, 78 Lnmley road, Skegness
Would Miss Naomi, 27 Hl^ street, Boston
UNCOLNSHIRE.
OOIJ.BOTOBS— BBHT ft SBBT.
roK 773
Anson Isaac, Osborne street. Great Grimsby
BoothG.W.77Heneagest.Weelsby,GtarimEb.v
GhalonerT.dty chambers,I82 High st. Lincoln
Marshall William, Waterloo st. Market Baaen
Smyth Bros. New Exchange chambers. Corn
hill, Lincoln. See adTertisemeut
Taylor Wm. Ill Wellington St. Ot. Grimsby
COI'I.rEB'S' AGENTS.
See Agents— Coal iti Colliery.
COI<OB MANTTFACTTTBEBS.
Biirtdl&Co.ll7&118Leadenhall st-London £.c
OOI.OB KEN.
See Oil & Color Men.
OOI.OB HBBCHANTS.
Battle, Son & Maltby, Higli street, Lincoln.
OOUUISSION AQENTS.
See Agents — Commission.
coamisBioN mebchants.
See Merchants.
COICPASS ADJTTSTE".
Olsen Ole Theodor, Pish Dock rd. Gt Grimsby
CONFEOTIONEBS— "VTHOIiE-
BAI.B ft MANtTFACTTJBIMa.
Forman E. 14 & 16 Tlu^odneodle st. Boston
Hill Mrs. M. J. Kirtnii Llndsey H.S.0
Nickerson Edwd. 13 Market place. Grantham
Pell T. '270 Victoria st sontli, Gt. Grimsby
Poppleton li Son, Brayford liead, Lincoln
White Henry Kirke,Kosemary lane ; 87 & 207
High St. ~ " "
Fowler Tlmmii, 18 Market place, Brigg
Fraser James, 69 Cleethorpe rood, Kew Clee,
Great Orlnisby
Freshney Mrs. Eleanor, Hofsthorpe, .\irnrd
Gamble G«o. Harrison, 3!) Newport, Lincoln
Gaunt Joeeph, '26 Lumley road. Bkegucss
Graves Ben. IHi Freeman st. Gt. GrLmsby
Green John. Lumley road, Skegness
Gresswell Mrs. EUsabetli, Halton rd. SpUsby
Grocock Bclid. Henry, 2d Wormgate, Boston
Guv John Richard, 16 Station st. Spalding
Hall Mrr. Mary Ellih. 42 High st. Gmntham
Hannah Miss Jane, Market place, Calstor
Hanson Mrs. M. A. 14 Market pi. Gainslmro'
Harness Miss Susan, Hlgli street, WainOeet
All Saints R.&O
H:uhun Wm. Hy. 8 All Saints' pi. Stamford
Henderson George, 10 Wide Bargate, Boston
Hen-ltt WUllom, 'U Church st. Galnsborongh
Hlggs George, Vi All Saints' place, Stamford
Hildred John Stafford, West street. Alford
Hill John, lO.q Bridge street, Galnsborongh
Hill Thomas M. Kirton Llndsey R.&0
Hlud Edward, 13 Market pi. Gainsborough
Hunt James, High street, Skegness
Kirton Misses Maria it Annie, 23 Bridge
street, Boston
KcH-skie Mrs. Susan, 32 Strait bargate, Boston
Long L. M Eastgate, Louth
Latham John, 63 Fen street, Boston
Lee Samnel, Market pL Long Sutton, Wl!>hec>i
Lenton Thomas, 8 Vine street. Grantliam
Longhau Mrs. Lydia, Junction square,
Barton -on-Mumber
Loveloy John Watson, 17 Market place A 9
Dolphin lane, Boston
Jtaddison C.132Vlctoria 8t.Bonth,at.Grlmsby
Maltby William. 7 & 8 Market place. Louth
Martin James Hcnrv, 1 Whurf rd. Grantham
Martin William, SO High street, Grantham
Maw Elislia. Wroot, Bawtry
Mcanwell Alfred, Market place, Calstor
Mean Mrs. Elizabeth, 44 Victoria street,
west. Great Grimsby
'8 Bailgate & 12 Monks rd. Lincoln : Middleton Mrs. 11. 30 Bridge st. Gainsbomugh
— — Mlllhouse Mldiael, 1 Albion phice, Grantham
Compagnle Fran^alao (Pelletler li Co.), 69 Mitchell Mrs. Klizabeth, Wliitecross street,
Bermondaey New road, London ft.B Barton-on-Humber
.Motley Mrs. S. West st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
00NFB0TI01TEB8 ft PASIBT- Nickerson Edward, 13 .Market pi. Grantham
Nickerson William, 11 Vine street, Grantham
OllTer Henr\-, 44 Lumley road, Skegness
Osboume William, Sea View street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Otter 'Thomas, Newmarket, Lincoln
COOKS.
Allen Wm. Claogliton, 31 Market pL Brigg
Appleby Joseph, Queen street. Market Basen
Ashton Mn. Hannali, Market place, Spilsby
Askew Wm. S Spring gardens, Gainsborough { Pnine John Faulkner, 2fi9 High st, Lincoln
Astill Walter. 'i79A. High street & 12 Com Pattison Thomas, 70 Chnrch sc. Galnsborongh '
Exchange arcade, Lincoln jPatton Samuel. 33S High street, Lincoln
COFFEE TA-TEBSrS.
Cbnreh of Bngland Temperance, Amos John-
son, Hope terrace, Stamford
Coffee Hall (J. K. RiggaU), Bull ring, Great
Grlmsinr
Kctcher Charles, 11 Station street, Spalding
Ftauklln H. G. CleeUiorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Grimsby People's Cocoa Houses (James
Wybum, manager) ; branches ; No. 1,
Market St.; No. 2, 8 Freeman street ; Na 3,
29 Cleethorpe road ; No. 4, 120 Victoria st.
west. Great Grimsby <fc No. S, 3 Cleethorpe
road. New Clee
King's Arms (T. A. D}'Bon, sec. ; George
Porter, manager). Market st-Oalnsborough
Lincoln Coffee Palace Co. Limited (George
Salt, manager), 208 High street & (George
WiUmere, manager) 79 Canwick rd.Linooln
Bevl Edward, 34 St. Mary's street, Stamford
Bising Star (Thomas William Cole,nianager),
M Eactgate, Loutli
IlobinsoD Geo. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Btamfoid Tea Ii Coffee Tavern Co. (M. S.
Young, sec. ), 38 Broad street, Stamford
Xeropenuice Hall Tea A Coffee Rooms (Wm.
Morton, manager^, Westgate, Sleaford
TiiTlit Wm. 74 Carlhaldl street, Ot. Grimsby
'Watson George Wm. 10 Market pL Grantham
COFFHT FZ.ATE CTTTTEB.
Fickeiing H.IS Broadgate,Linooln. Beeadvt
Baker Thos. 12 St. Lawrence St. Horncastle
Barnes William. S lAUuder terrace & 49
London road, Grantham
Barton Rchd. Luke, 43 St Paul's st. Stamford
Bedford William, Lea rood, Gaiustwrough
Beeson Thos. Wm. 29 London rd. Grantham
Bcstwick A North, 11 High street, Groutluun
Bingham R. F. S2 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Blnns Mrs. Jane, Kirton Linilsey B.S.0
Blakey Thomas, I High street, Hnmcestle
Bootli William, 139 High street, Lincoln
Brocklesby C. 1S8 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Brown Mrs. Emma, 9 Watergate, Grantham
Brown Henry Gregg, 376 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Brown James, !■> Emery lane, Boston
Brown James Joseph, Emery lane, Boston
Bufham & Blngliam, West street, Holbeoch
Cade diaries, 41 A 42 St. Mary's st. Stamford
(^L'sle Mrs. Jane, 334 Victoria street north,
Great Grimsby
C?artwrlght Fred, 42 Lnmley road, Skegness
C^ton Mrs. Mary J. Market place. Barton -
on-Hnmber
Chatterton James. 9 High street. Horncastle
CHark Frederick, Epwort^, Doncaster
Clements Benjamin, 76 West street, Boston
Cobb Mrs. Elisabeth, Market place A King
street, Barton-on-Humber
Colllnson James, 1 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Coupland Mrs. Mary H. Market place, Spllsby
Craven William, Westgate, Sleaford
Ciawshaw Mrs. H. 12 Lnmley rd. Skegness
Cumtierworth Jackson, High st. Bllllngboro',
Falkinghara
Dolton Peter, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Dowse Matthew. 75 Fn?eman street &
Cleethorpe rood. Great Grimsby
Pnwlett Miss Mary, High street, Wainfleet
All Saints B.S.O
Feats Mrs. Sornh, 40 High street, Stamford
Peck WlUiam Towler, 30 Qneen st. Boston
Penlston Richard, Cambridge street, CHee-
thorpee. Great Grimsby
Poppleton Henry. 198 High street, Lincoln
Porrill George, 148 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
I>resgTare Mrs. Catharine, High St. Holbeach
Ileildish J. ,'Sl Victoria st. west, Gt. Grimsby
ReviU Joseph, 66 Bridge street, Goinsboroagh
Richardson Eichord, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Kuskbr Mrs. Maty, 90 Church st. Gainsboro'
Seely Mis. John, 188 High street, Lincoln
Seymour Mrs. Susanimh, Mitre lane, Boston
Shelly Mrs. Fanny, S8 Monson street, Lincoln
Shepherd Hy. Robinson, 1 Broad st Spalding
Shepherd Joseph, 218 Freeman st. GtGrims^
Shepherd Richard, High street, Holbeach
Simmons Mrs. 'Ellrh. 50 East St. Horncastle
Simons George, 4S Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
.Sinclair Mrs.M.211 Cleethorpe rd.Gt Orimsby
Smith Mrs. EUeu, 306 Vlctoiia street north.
Great Grimsby
Somes Richard, 1 James street, Gtantham
Speed Grant John, 11 High street, Stamford
Stonlland Mrs. M. A. S2 Church st. Gainsboro'
Stephenson Mrs. Eliza, Church street, Spllsby
Taylor Mi^ Annie, 15 London rd. Grantham
Toild Wm. H. Klcetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Torry & Co., 6 Beaumont st. Gainsborough
Turner John, 105 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Wadland William John, Cumbrlrlge street,
Cleetliorpes, Great Grlmshv
White James, 4 Steep hill, Lincoln
I White William, 47 Bmodgate, Lincoln
62 i Wliite Zaccheus, 90 Freeman st Gt. Grimsby
Wilkinson MlssM. A. Market pi. Long Sutton
Dowse M. SUtlon rd.Cleethorpes, GtGrimsby ' Williams J. H. 217 CleeUiorpe rd. Qt. Grimsby
Dowse M. 10Thon)ld8t.NewClee,Ot.GrImsbT|Wllllams John Henry, 32 Upgate, Louth
Dawson Edwin, 7 St. Mary's street, SUmforil ' Williamson Chas. 125 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Davraon Tliomas, 29 Melville street, Lincoln 1 Williamson Mrs. F..19 St Peter's hiU.Gmntham
Dennis Jas. Market pL Long Sutton, Wisbech , Willows Edward, 187 High street, Lincoln
Duncomb Wllllnni, 9 St. Peter's hill, Stamford i Wilson Edwin. Queen street, Market Baaen
Eaton Chas. 7 Old Market place, Gt Grimsby I Wlls<m Mrs. Harriett 19 Market pi. Boston
Elmore William, ftnithgato, Slcafonl i Wistow John, Trinity street. Galusborough
Elson 8ha.-lrach. 1 St George's st Stamford Wood JoMiph, Carre place, Sleofotd
Emerson George Hely, next (3om excliange, ' Wright i Doble, 10« Eastgate, Louth
Market place, Si«Idlng I Wright Miss Alice, 22 Church st Gainsboro'
Forman Henry Stoker, '28 Upgate, Louth * I Wright Mrs. Eliih. 29 Lord st Gainsbomugh
Louth RaUway Station refreshment rooms rinwalTT a ttfmi.1KTaTr\ An-R^lffTn
Forman WiUhim, 45 Eastgate, Louth OOKBUtB (FOBBIOM) AOBITTB.
Forman Wm, MaUethorpe St Mary, Alford I See Agents — Consul (Foreign).
Digitized by VjUUVIC
774 o»N ,
ITBtQGfLUmSEBm.
.[k»5Xy'»
OOmBAOTOBS.-
Bancrott Darld Sc Vicholnoii, Spa cottage,
CalBtor ■
Bancroft Joaepb. Hamber atreet, Claethorpea,
Gnat Qrtiaiby
Bamlogham Charlea, Owaton Ferry, Bawtrjr
Barwell Thomaa, The Common, Spalding
Baaker aamael Charlea, SM High at. Lincoln
Benton Joaeph, B«Uanae worka, Chariea
street, Nav Clee * 163 Oleethorpe mad,
Great Grinuby
Bradlqr Jaa. 17 Cbarlst atreet wwt, Lincoln
Bnwln Fnd, S North (treat, Grantham
Ba»wn Wm. & M. Fiah dock, Oreot Orlniaby
BrownJ.Borlinston hcDndhy tLGt Oriinaby
Brawn John, Viotorla atreet sonth A at
Otaatborpea, Great Grimaby
<!hampion Wm. > Spltal terr. Gainaborough
Obariea John, North Kalaey, Brigg
Clark Henry WUUam, 7 Bnglne gate, Loath
Clarke George, BaravU, Lonth
Clarke WUIam, Market pi. Crowle, Doncaater
Okaa Beniy Stanley A William Henry.
Braytord dde ooith, Liuooln
Cook, Bennett * Thaw, 8 Oreacent, Spalding
Oonpland S. Satton-in-the-Hanh, Altofd
Cragg John, Aoeaiter, Orantham
Crawabaw Joaepb, Alazandni road, Skegneaa
Oreacy William, Coniogaby, Boaton
Croft wmiam, Bailway aide, St. John's ter-
race, Oalnaboroagh
000PBB8.
Onj*JJ<»JP'> * Sobs, JUS & nQraatNorther&JBell Jolm, Fish dock. Great iGrlnuby
street, Lincoln
DKvraon George, Bothvell, Calator
Damon Stephen, 2 Broad street, Spalding
Datrson Th<)nuaAlft«d,16PortIand sLLincoIn
Dawson William Wellbncry, Old Market
place. Great Grimsby
J)es Forges John, Thorpe Hall farm, Sonth
BlUngton, Louth
DrilBIl John, Ingfaajq, Lincoln
Dnskley Bichatd Uobaon, Wainfleet AU
Saints R. a 0
Emerson Wm.9 St. George's square, Stamford
Freeman John Frederldi, Waterloo street,
Market Baaeu
Graves Isaac, 8i) Newmarket, Loath
'Grn- John, Mockton, Lonth
Haues Thomas, Dnnston, Llnooln
HalUday Samuel Fancoort, Oametery lane,
Soot^Ma, Stamford
Harrison Brotheia, 87 James street, Lonth
Harrison Joehna, Waterloo st. Market Basen
HatcUfTe Mark, BilUnghay, Sleaford
Haywood AIlAn, 127 Freeman st. GtlGrlmsby
HeWBon EdmnndiCovenbam St. Bartholomew,
Louth
HUl Brothers, 1 Qneen street, Galnaboroagh
HInaon Charles, Cemetery lane, Stamford
Howltt Bichard, FaHdngtaom
James A. F. SeoDefenoe works, CleethorpesA
lis Victoria st. Wastaninster, GL Grimsby
Kendall Cliarles, Chapel st. Market Rasen
Kirk & Parry, Jermyn street, Sleaford
Lambert Weston, 24 Nortbgt^, Lonth
Lucas John, M West street, Boston
Maoltby Henry, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Maxey William, Bastgate, Sleaford
Millaon William Belton, Oonington, Spalding
NlQBTINOAtE St DanBT, builders & con-
traotoii, Eleanor st Weelsby, Ot. Grimsby,
general builders contractors, joiners,
Blatera, monumental, stone & general
masons, dealers in sll kinds of sanitary
i^rc, pipes, garden edging Sus. A general
buildan' material mercbanta. Estimates on
apidication
Otter ft Bronghton, 12 ft 13 Broadgate.
Uncdn. See adrert i
Parker Francis, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Fatttnson Samuel ft Wm.Rusklngton, Sleaford
Perdral William (niail)^lnterton,Dancaster
Priest Wm. ft George, Wharf road. Grantham
Qniokfall JoaeiA, Back street, Caistor
Bandall Walter, M Earl street,areat Grimsby
Keynolds Wm. 16 St. Botolph's ter. High
street ; works, Shakespeare street, Lincoln
Riggall 4 Hewins, Eleanor street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby, general builders 4 con-
tractors, estimates giyen for tramways,
sewerage works, oxcsvating, pile driving ft
all kinds: of timber work, monnmental ft
Ceral masons, separate eatlmates given
slating or stone work, also for fitting up
baths, lavatories or conservatories with hot
ft cold water on the most improved prin-
ciple, dealers in all kinds of sanitary ivare,
inclndlng closet pans ft traps, drain pipes,
garden edging ftc. 4c
Roberts Brothov, Wharf road, SUmford
Reuse ft Clarke, 3» High street, Stamford
Rowe William, Kelstem, Louth
Rudd ft Son, Wharf road, Giuntliam
Scholes Richard, Empin|^iam rd. Stamford
Sherwin Samael,«S ft <7Wlde Bargate. Boston
Slnlinsan Thomas, liM King Edward street
ilorUi, Great Grimsby
Smith George, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Smith Richard, Barflney, Lincoln
Sumpter Tbomas, JiUtarooke, Market Basen
Sutton Hen^, Northgate ftltJaines st. Lonth
Thompson J. X. ft Sons, Bath read,'Loiith
Thompson Josspli ft'Wra. Boxby, Doncaater
Topham Christopher Brlttcm, Osborne street.
Great Grimsby
TopUas Edward Bissons, tiniota Mad, Calator
Towle Charles, Legbonme, Lonth
Woddingham Joseph, Habrough, Clceby
Wodsley John ft Sob, HorMIng, FalUngham
Walls Charles, Vine cottage, Caistor
Walsingham Edward, Corby, Grantham
Waraap Beoj-Whelbpum, Mill hilL Calator
Warttnby ft Son, BUmWbf road, Graatliaki
Wilkin Mam^duka,FraT]denae vlLWelholma
[ rd. ; 238 Freeman st. ftEa8tgte.Gt. Grimsby
Wilkinson William, Elm tetraoe, CIsethn-pes,
Great Grimsby
Willows ft Roebnck, Maude st. Gt. Grimsby
Wilson Jolm, Scunthorpe, Doncaater
Woolston John, 31 St. Peter's st. Stamltord
Wright William, Park street, Lincoln
OOITTSAOTOBJB— flACK.
See Sack Contractors.
ooNVBirr.
See Hospitals, Infirmaries ftc.
9n|inii%j||.9wi|Kheeniith«rpe po-opsntive Sofietgr .(Chadea
E. Travias, man.), Scimthorp^ Doncaater
Brooks John, 32 Steep hill, Lincoln
Burgees John, High street, Market Deeping
Burrows Mrs. Maria, St. Mary's st. Unceln
Coley William, IS Vine Itreet, SpaMlng
Collins William, Navenby, Grantham
Colllnson Joseph, Wcatgate, Sleaford
CoUinson Thomas, FalUngham
Conpland Charles, Fish dock, Ot. Grimsby
Crawford Richard, Wormgate, Boaton
Eayis George, Banlngton nte, Holbeeoh
Fwfconer Peter, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Flaxlngton Mrs.Aime,Flsh dock, GLGrlmsby
Gleadell Edwin. Wm. 6* High st. Stamford
Graa8byThomas,Chapel la.Bartonwm- BoolMr
Gray Bros, Albion sbftFlah dock, Gt .Ortmsby
Gurnell Joseph H. 2 Bridge street north,
Great Grimsby
Haselgrove Stephen George, Fish Dock road.
Great Grimsby
Houghton Thomaa, 82 Westgate, Graatham
Lougbton Fhilip, Weet street, Alford
Mackenxle William, Fiah dock, Ot. Orlmaby
Mitchell George, Ball BingI lane ft Haven
street. Great Grimsby
Mitchell John, Fish Dock road, Ot Grimsby
Potts Jonathnn.XTp|)er Burgess stGtGrimsby
Pybus Henry, Butter market, Caistor
Russell Joseph, Albion street, Gt. Grimsby
Barll George, South street, Bourn
Savage Frederick Bellamy,238tncil st.Llncoln
Sharp Matthew, London road, Grantham
Shlpnuin Thomas, Holme Btroet,Gt Grimsby
Splcer Matthew, 11 Silver st Gainsborough
Taylor Mra. Mary Ann, 22 Caskgate street,
Gainsborough
Thompson Geiwge, II Aswell lane, Lonth
Tipler John, 2 Bath row, Stamford
Trout Frank, Moody lane. Great Grimsby
Urquhart David, Fish dock. Great Orimsby
Varlow William, Backstreet, Caistor
OO-OPBBATIVB STOBBS.
Boston Co-openstive Society (John Watt,
manager), 20 West street, Boston
Caistor Co-operative Storea (William Everett,
manager). South street, CMstor
Gainsborough Co-operative Stons (William
Lawson Dawson, sec. ; George Moxon,
manager), 11 Bridge street, Gainsborough
Grantham Co-operative Society Llm. (John
Bichanl Trickett,manager) ; officeft stores,
St Peter's hill, Grantham
Great Grimsby Co-operative Stores Limited
(RobertEamshaw, sec), 19 Cleethorperd,&
Flower sq. ; 22 East Marsh st ; 23 Yar-
borough St. WestMarah ; 107 Cleethorpe rd.
New Clee 4 106 ft 108 King Edward street
north. Great Orimsby
Kelly Patrick Aughavan, 108 ft 110 Eastgate,
Louth
Lincoln Equitable Co-operativs Iniustrlal
Society Lim.(DancanMcInneB, sec ; Fredk.
Stephenson, cashier). Silver 8treet,Linooln ;
branches, Bracebridge, Newport, Shakes.
peare st Lincoln ; Ilipoo stLlnooin ; Wal-
bourn ; Metheringham ; Great Northern st,
Llncoln;SaxUby,Baggeliolme rd.4NewUnd
street west, Lincoln
Louth ft Disi^ct Co-operative Society Lim.
(Wm. England, Iman.), 13 Aswell U. Lonth
Market Rosen Co-operative Industrial Society
(George S. Taylor, sec ft manager), Queen
atreet, Market Rasen
Nocton Co-operative Store (Luke Tether,
manager), Nocton, Lincoln
Saxhy Co-operative Society Lim. (Wm. Bew
Ellison, manager), Baxby-ali-Saints, UbU
OOPPBBFLATB PBUiXHItS.
Gale George, 202 High street, Lincoln
Soediey Miss Oeor^iana,NoFth gate, £lea(ord <
aoppEBPt,ATB yr&ELK!^.
Dobson Bam. J. FIshDockrtL Gt Gximslv
Great Grimsby Co-miemMrK B«x ift nsb
Oarrylng Co. Llm. Vlsh docfcGt. Grim^by
Mnrpby Jaa. S. Fish Dock road, Gt. Gtinuby
Webatar W. Hyde, Flab Dock liJGt. Grimaby
ooppBBsx^TKier.
Isaott Thomas, 193 High skift New aaarket :
works, Colbaok's yard, Liawtn,
Oakden ft Sharps, 1164 llS.Cleetboqia road.
Great Orimslty
ooBx cxrmpfts.'
Darley Mrs. Sarah, 106 West street, Boaton'
Pnlloa Wmiam, 27 Walkeri;at«, L6nth
Wbitmore Henry L S3 Wslby st. Grantham
COBK FAOTOB.
Gleadell Bdvrln Wm. M High at Stamford
OOBX, KAIB ft WZLI.O'W 8O0K
KAinrPAOTVBBBS.
Lincoln Sock Oa . (Sntton' Harvey Lowe,
man.), Braytord head, Liiiiioln
ooBK Aovenra.
See Agents-rConb
COBH A PI.OTJB DBAUnta.
Allgood H. 20 New stft47i.Wan>)qte, Jioaton
Almond ft Hammer, South' gate; Hcnford
Almond Bistan, HeckinKtca, Slaatod
Almond Neville Jones, Heokiaglaa, Steatord
Andrew Arthur Edward, Weat siceet, Boaton
Andrew John Adkin, Wide Bargate, Bceton
Baines Joseph, Bivarhead, 3oiH&Doikktf«et
ft 2iO Cleethorpe road. Great Grimaby
Beaker John, 81 Weatgate ft Spfttlegate miUa.
Grantham
Bird John, Westgate, Slaafeid -
Bladea Foster, 4 Petticoat laii«, fioafon
Brett.Bilby,lM Tpper Butljess tLGbOrimsby
Brlgbtman Wortkqr, 3 OnWilk 'et' fT|ii*liii|i
Bycroft Bichard Wm. High atniet, Hdllnadi
Cartwrlght J. Proctor, 13London id.Onafham
Clarke Thomas, Chnroh stnet, Banm
Oollins Robert, 31 Albert street, 'Ot. Grimaby
Cook Mrs. Susan, 2S Weat street Horatitftla
Cox John, Klrton Lindsey B.SJD
Croft Fredk. O. 3 St Lawrence stHonicastle
Curtis George, West street, Alford
Day Mrs. Mary, Ancaster, Grantham
Dods William, 28 Market place, Boaton
Eagle Samuel, Oandlesby, SpHsty
Ely George, West Keal, Spilabj^
Emmitt Wte. 4 Brawnlow street* 'Orahthadi
Bvaratt Chas.Charch Tam,Baltan,Doncast«r
Frow George, 20 Market streeUQaiarimesgl)
Galnday Jn. Hy. 88 GrantMy st Grantham
George William, 39 NortU parade, Grantham
OlUiatt J. Sootter, KirtosLindsey B.aO
HammondW.O. Hnbbert's bdg.Kirton, Boston
Hanad Henry James, Spilaby road, Bcaban
Harrison Bobert Barnett, Northlands mill &
King street, Winterton, Uott«ast<r
Hartley Wm. «0 Brides st •i[mth,iataiiaiabj^
Higgs George, 12 All Sainta' place, Stamford
Hooker Mrs. Mkrr> Geofge sb Malket Baaen
Honlett Robert, 28 Bailwayst. Gt Grimaby
JacksonJn.Measingfaam, KirtonIindsy.B.B.O
Jackson John. Herbert, 40 Cloetborpo n3«d.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Johnson John, Navenby, Grantham
Lamb Samuel, Recklngton, Sleaford
Le Tall Horace, 36 ft 37 Slndl street, Lincoln
Levlck Samuel, 66 Weet street, Grantham
Long Uriah, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Maltby John, 114 Eastgate, Louth
Mell George, Cross street, Crowle, Doncaster
Moor J ohn, Laoeby, Great Orimsby
Northing Henry, Klrton Llndaey K.B.0
Pacy George Henry, Brayford head ft Com
exchange, Lincoln
Fattlnson William, Klrton LIndaey B.S.O
Pick David, North street. Bourne
Flatt Thomas, Rnstdngton, Sleaford
Pogson Cuthbert, Welboum, Orantham
Read Mrs. Charlotte, 39 Broad St. Stamford
Richardson Mrs. Fanny, Xjuxbs, Gt. Grimsby
Richardson Robert, fi2 Wormgate, Boaton
Rlx Martin, I2S High street, Lincoln
Rose John, 47 Weatgate, Sleaford
Sanderson Walter, 96 King Edward street.
Great Orimsby
Scnpholm Marshall, High street, Wainfleet
All Saints B.S.0
Banior John, 7 Red Lion square, Stamfccd
Sharp Jsmee, Back street, Galusbotoogfa
Bhlpham T.I Spring gardens, Oatnebofausb
BkaltoaWm.Messingham,Kirtn.Unday.Il.s.O
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atiUth WnUam, Albert stree^ Qt. Qrimiby
StanUaod Wm. (hone), Utery bUUw, ]R«i1
Hon hotel, CaiBtor
Stenoett Charles, Doniogton, Spalding
dwabj John, Queen stre^. Market Ha^en '
Tharold Kobert, 9 Brou-hlow at. Gnmtbam
TownhlU Eiln-d, Bardney, Llhcola
Walker Mrs. Bebecoa,Chiirch atreet,HoU>each
Wtri Joliri, 2 George (tbeet, titl Grlmiby
Wardle John, 8 Biby atreet, Ot. Grimsby
Webster Mrs. Sarah, 'Haxey, Bs-n-try
Whaley Edward, 7 North street, Grantham
WrlghtJn. WlUoughton, KirtonLinilaoy^S.G
CO&IT ft FLOOB FACTORS.
Ball t Co. 88 W«t«aee, Grantham
Bland William, « liondon read, Bpaldlng
Oladi>ln.BaBJ*min, Water^ida, Brigg
Hall Bros. 98 Upgate, Loath
HaU Albert HIngfield, a«8 & 132 High street ;
' at. Bototpk's bidgs. A Spenoar at. Linada
UemingbroiigbJaaiWhaKf,Crowle,Doncaster
Barry J. U A Sons, UtUe Xondon mills,
Spalding common, Spalding * Holbeacb
Kataey Kobcxt,Oaaetery rd.OrDwla.Danaa«ter.
Laoeby James, Sooth Killlngholme, XTloaby
UarsbaUThomsdlO Spring ^rdenB,Ganaboro'
Nicholson & Blrkett, Kirton Undaey R.aO
Parker Robert, 8 & 4 Charchgate, ^wlding
Bidlington James, iH Bridge street, Spnldlng
Scott Elton,.16SA. A 143 fflgh street, Lincoln
Sneath Thomas Archer, Thurlby, Bourn
Sorfleet Joseph, Tealb)-, Market Rasen
Toogood William, 29 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Terry Charles Kdwanl. Oorn exchange. Old
Market place, Great Grimsby
Treadgold John, Gnat Gonerby, Grantham
Wames Isaac William, 88 Gommefcisil ToM,
Spalding ; & at Lynn
Welbonm Joaeph, 8 ComhlU, Lincoln
CORN ftFI.OUBICERCHANTS.
AJliaon .U-thnr £. 10 tligh street, Homcastle
Armitage John, Com exchange, Lincoln
Baines & Pawkee, Thames st Riverhead, Lth
Barratt Joaiah H. Halton road, Bpilsby
BlowDavid Andereou.Biver head,Gt.Orlmeby
BratleyJohn & AlfrealjMili pIaoe<]ilwe8 street,
Ancholme ooart <!: victoria mill, Brigg
Brown .Samnel, BarrDW.ott.HDmber
Bock Charles, Albert street, Holbeach
Barley Henry, Carre street, Sleaford
Bortt Walter, Welllngore, Grantham
CasBwell H^'. 2 Gt. Northern warehaGranthm
Chamberhun Edwd. Eastgate hoose, Bourn
Chatterton Jesse, Spilsby road, Homcastle
Chatterton Moses, 70 Eastgate, Louth
Chatterton WiUlaQ], Bridge street, Brigg
Clark James, Church mill, Market Baaen
Cooper Wm. MansClelil, Broadfleld ha Boston
Copping John, Hall, Kirksteail, Homcastle
Crowder J. Com exchange, Lincoln
Dalton William, Morton, Boom
Daulton Lestor, Pack House qnar, Boston
Davey Jn. & Son, GoxlUil, Hull. See advert
Day Johu,Maj'pole house. West St. Homoevtle
Day Jotm, Corn exchange, Llucoiu
Doos William, Boningtun, Spalding
Dring Charlsa, 2 Slieep market. Spading
Donbara & PoIIexfen, Bri'l^ st. Homcastle
BmeraOD William, Fnlbeck, Gnuithom
Bzton John Thomas, SoothgaKe, Sleaford
Fletcher Thoa. & Jn. Winteringhom Rood
mi*, Winterton, Doncaster
Forxington John Turner, Com exchange.
Lincoln & Stow park, Lincoln
Vox & Isle, Wharf road ; offices. West street &
Bull ring, Homcastle
Oifason John, West street, Bonm
Gibson William Dunnington, Bridge ofllce,
Blarket pi. Boston & Corn exchange, Lincin
Olew Thomas, Queen atreet. Market Rasen
Ooddard di Son, Com exchange, Lincoln
Hall Bryan, 38 Upgate, Louth
Hancock Bdward, 103 Winsover rd. Spalding
HarrisonBros.High at.ii Coruexchange,Lncln
Harrison Frank, The Cu^h stores; 163 Bridge
street, Gainsborough
Harrison Robert Barnett, Northlands mill &
King street, Winterton, Doncaster
Harrey Hichd. Grand sluice * IS Still hL Batn
Horro'l John, Com exchange, Lincoln
HlllThnii.ia2 Eastt^te <K C4rn market, Louth
Bill Thomas, Queen street. Market Rosen
Hillam Paul Cornelius, Wharf road,araatham
fiowaam O. Corn exchange, Lincoln
Howaun George, WoinfleSt St. Mary B.S.0
Howaam Geo. Frank, 16 Barkham at. North-
holme, Wainfleet .Ml Saints R.S.0
Ingamells William, Surfleet, Spalding
JaeksonMatt)iev,llThame8st.Rirerhead,Lth
Johnson Eardley, Uaren atreet, Gt. Grimsto'
JohnsonGeorge Vickcrs,Horse market, Calstor
Kdaey Steml. * Son, Trent mills, Crow Garth,
Qalnsborough AatMorton-bv-Goinsborough
Kenrick Frederick Wm.21 Quein at. Homcastle
Keyworth & Co. Brayford hard & Corn
exchange, Lincoln
Kiddall W; Corn exchange; Uneoln
&imeio&as, Fnlbeck, Grantiham ° ■ ,
Enott Henry, 18 St. JiMry't 8)T^,«taq>I<)^i
KnlghtrW. E. Com e^^jobange, Lincoln
Langhton John, 84 Bridge at. Ga^nsbftrough
Le^ John, Wbieem^ hill, Qaistor ' - '
Le Tall Henry, IViacess st. l^igh at. Uncblii
LUl John ;l oiDce, Oxford st.; works, Wilttqif;
ham road , Market Rasen
Long Uriah, Scunthorpe, Dbncastef:
Lowe fr^ixHs, Ne«rten,'St('MVy si Claooln
Nassau Joseph Winterton, Doncaster
Needhain James,Stuhfortl rd.ltarket De^.ing
Olirer J. Corn; ex change, Lincoln
OatlerRoberi, Skirbeok, Bostqn
Otter John Eing, Manor &rm, Ftiestborpe,
Market Rasoa
Facy George "Heoln, 'Braytord liead & Corn
exrl^apgei Line St
Padley ^ Lees, llry. Benedict's sq. Uncolu
Page William Hena, Sooth square, Boston
Peel Bsothars, Bryford- wharf,. Waterside
South' i& Cora exhcaAgo, Lincoln
Pinning Charles, 17c,Raui8gate, Louth
Raby & Co. George st.BnrtonH>a^Uoa>bar
RiggaU WiUiam, BaUway station, Alford
Roberts Chas. & Co. Corn exchange, Lincoln
Roberts Wm. & Son, Ra Iway station ; Corn
exchange &. BuU ring, Homcastle ; it New
Corn exchange, Lincoln
Robinson & GiUiatt, Com exchange, Lincoln
Robinson Benjamin, Market place & Railway
station, Spilshy
Rower William, Seaehd, ^oulton, Spalding
Rusljton David, 11 Still lane, Boston
Schofleld William Geo. BarrowHm-Huznber
SimpsonJa8.<t Soh8,4I & 43 High st. Stamford
SkeltonSpeneerAshlin,Sntton&idge, Wisbech
Snart William, 34 Market place. Boston
SonthemNathanielClBrk,Doningtbu,Spaldiug
StaJIord & Shute, iCorn exchange, Lincoln
Stevenson Geo. 126 High st. * 12 Still |a.BstD
Thompson John, Spilsby road, Boston
Turner William, Bardnoy, Lincoln
Webster Samuel George, Wat«r mill, Calstor.
Wedd Thomas, 26 Market place, Boston
Wells G. R. Corn exclionge, Liiicola
Wherry Wm. R^bt. i Co. North st. Bonin .
Wood Brotliers, Haven side, Gt. Grimsby
Wren Joseph, 34 Market place, Boston
Wright ft Harrison. 2 South street, Boston
Wright Jn. H. 27 Market plButonA at Leake
WycheRobt. East st. Crow lano, Petert^prpugh
Wyle) & Burrows, Westgate, Qrantbam
OORN mLLEBS.
EeeMillers.,
CORBTiaATSC IROK KAXrFS.
BrabyFredk. & Co. Fitsroy works.Saston rd.
Loudon :?.w ; 3c Liverpool A Glasgow
CORSET XAXSRS
See Stay & Corset Makers. ,
COSTtnCB WAE'^^OtrSEICEK.
Batntaridge George & Sons, 284, Hi A 236
High street, Lincoln,. See advertisement
Chambers A. & Co. 67 (late 63) <Si 68 High
street, Grantham
Fisher Clement Henry, 43 Silver st. Linooln
Lord i-redFielrls, 129 & 131 Cleethorpe road ;
32 & 34 Victoria street west 4c 304 Victoria
street north. Great Grimsby
COTTON CAKE HBROHANTS.
See Oil Coke Mercliants.
COWKEEFEStS.
See Dairymen St Cowkeepers..
ORAITK MAKTTFACTUREnS.
Biggndlke Charles; 13 Oroes street, Lincoln
Clarke's Crank Co. Limited (C. H. Coasins,
manager ),Crank works, Coulthmm st.Lncln
CRICKET & FOOTBAI.X.
OUTFITTERS.
Comm'ack Alfred, Market place, Homcastle
Hawley Johu. Swinegate, Grantham ,
Luna & Co. 3 & 3 Bridge street, HoMcSstle
OURIOSITZ' DEALERS.
Piokering Mrs. Maria, It Strait, Linooln
TewBon Joshua A Son, M High at. Stamford
Usher James lit Son, 192 High street, Lincoln
CXTBRIERS te LEATHER
SELLERS.
Abraham Mrs. Sarah,' Eastgate, Sleaford
Bedford Francis William, Carre pL Sleaford
Bedford Francis William, 2 Brownlow street
& Horrowby tannery, Grantham'
Blayden — , 4'Tentercroft street, Lincoln
Blaydes Geo. Ingram, Victoria rt. Holbeach
Blaydes Tbos. Jn.21Ctaurt<h st.Qoinsborc^agh ;
A at Epworth
BetteriU Jn. WiUerton, Threadneedie tt Bstn
m m
Bnttoii £dmvi)d,;Bull iW> 9tt-,9iini|f>y
Chapman James,' E^rton,l^(St09
Daddy Hfsekiah, 14 Queen sbreet, Brigg
FieldiJn. 4i2 Victoria st. i)orth,,»t. OrimsbT
Gray Jn, Lynn, 2 Elmer st, aojijth, Grw;|(iham
Hall William, Central market, Gt. Orbosby
Harrison Bobt, D.17 Waterside n«rth,Line^
Hartley James, 7 New atr^t, Boston
.Isle Jf^n^, 5 Hamertou lone, Ilomgaatle
Jo)>lin Henry, 18 Maiden lan^ Stamford
MarshaUSouthwoU.Churc)! street, Spilsby
Martin George, 82 Westgate, Grantham
Martiq Richvd, 22 Broadgate; Li^HXiln
Mellhuish James, 16 New street, Louth
Mills Samus(, 30 Watergate, Grantham ..
North Wm. Sc Sons, George at. Market Rases
FroctorMrs.Cliarlotte A.20 Walkergate,LaHth
E^ahtorth George, 18 Aswell lone, Louth
Sanderson George, Fpuntoln street, Calstor
Soott Wm. North at. Crowlond. Peterborough
Shepherd Henry, 8 Nelson atreet it 128
Church street. Great Grimsby
Blv^ James It Son, 13 Butchery si. Unooln
Taylor Thomas, 17 High street, Boston
Walden Wm. «8 Freenui) st. Ot. Grimsby
CTTSTOU HOUSE AOBl^.
See Agent—Otistom House.
CUTLERS.
Bird Wm. 100 Upper Burgess at. Gt.Grlmsby
BmmmlttMrs.Hepbilbah,«l Hall pl.Spalding
Cartwright Begtnald, 21 Maroer row, Louth
Dingle Hsnry, Hi Jamea street, Louth
Elam John, 28 North street, Louth
Gadsby Hanry, 187 High street, Lincoln
Hurst Charles, 14 Steep hiU, Linooln
Kew Alfred, 'Jt Meroer row, Louth
Montgomery Joseph Geo. 20 Strait, Linooln
Norton. WiUiam, SnU ring, Ot. Grimsby
Oates Oborlss, M Market place, Boston
Oates Thomas,' ii Aswell lane. Loath
lUnrbotham B. H. 11 Market pi. Homcastle
Smith Geo. & Son, 8 All Saints' St. Stamford
Smith Thomas, 5 Sincil street, Lincoln
Stovin William, 4 Westgate, Grantham
Vincent James, 9 St. George's st. Stamford
OUTLEBT KAlTCFAaTUBBBS.
Lincolu File, Stsel 4c Cntlery (Tc-Lim. (Benj.
Wateon, manager), Cross street, Lincoln
DAIBTHEN & OOWXEEPEBS
Allcock William, Woodhall, HomoasUe
Allsop James, 18 Glbbeson street, Lincoln
Andrews George, 43 Wcstgat^ Louth
Ashton George, West Barkwith, Wragby
Atkiosoa David, 29 Enginegate, Lauu
Barnard William, Inghant, Lincoln
Barsley David, Rnsldttgtbn, Sleaford
Barton Mrs. Charlotte & Joseph, Glentworth,
Linooln
Bayram John, Great Coates, Ulceby
Bean Thomas, Einlyn street, Stamford
Bilton Thorns^, Deeping St. James, Market
Deeping
Blackburn Joseph, SI Spilsby rd. Homcastle
BgrrUl' Charles, Little Carlton, Louth
Bourne William, 10 Stanley street. New Clea,
Great Grimsby
Bradbury William Henry, Belle Vue cottage,
Corline road, Lincoln
Bradcn' John, Hemiugby, Homcastle
Bradley Johh, Blyton, Gainsborough
Bradley John, 23 Gas street, Linooln
Bradley SviUlam, 79 Kidgate, Louth
Bradley Wllliaffi, 35 Turner street, Lincobi
Briggs John, Burwell, Louth
Brighton John, Grasby, Calstor
Broddell Thomas, 6 Clsterngate, Louth
Brompton Robert, Grasby, Calstor
Brooke Thomas, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Broughton Albert, Hemingby, Homcastle
Brown William, Dunston, Lincoln
Burnett Johu, Hemlngby, Homcastle
Barton Benjamin, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Burton William, 1 Wollmgton street, Linooln
Cammock Michael, Redcap l>^ne; Boston .
Chapman Joseph, 1.1, Stewton lone, Louth
Oiapman Thomas, Monlton, Spalding
Cheeseman Matthew, Hemiugby, Homcastle
Chicken William Hy. 39 Albert st. Homcastle
Christmas Thomas, North street, Calstor
Clark Frank, Halton Holegate, Spilsby
Clark George, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Clark George, 2 New market, Louth
Clark PhiUp, 3 Abbey buildings, Spalding
Clark Wm. W. Corporation rd. Gt. Grimsby
Clarkson William, St, Paul's lane, Lincoln
CoUinghom Thomas, Great Coatee, Ulceby
Cook JohUj BInbrnoke, Market Rosen
Coppln William, Hogsthorpe, Alford '
Gotten George Easter, 45 James street. Loath
Cousins John, 23 Spencer street, Lincoln
Creacey Robert, Norfolk atreet, Boston
Crast Samuel, Roman bonk, Skegness
Dales George, Trinity lane, Louth
Davis James, Threekinghom, FallclnghaM
Dawkina Henry, Wragby
Dawn Thomas, 4 Corholme rotd, Lincoln
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DAinvMBK * CowxEKPEBS— contiiuied.
Dkvraon Thomu, Dnntton, Lincoln
Dixon ThomM, Onwby, Osiator
Donnlngton J<^n, 17 Vlckers ]%ne, Lonth
Doughty William, 77 WilUngham Btieet,
Weelfllnr. Oraftt Orimsby
Dmry Bdvd. North BomacoUa, Ot, Grimsby
Sastgate John, Hemingby, Homcastle
Bmeivon Wm. Andrew^ld New market,Lonth
Bngliih John, M Bpilsby road, Homcaitle
Erlaon Eiao, Marabcliapel, Qreat Orlnuby
Eyre Bdvard, Graiby, CSalstor
Eanlkner lln. Rebeooa, Oreat Hale, Sleaford
Fell Bdvard, ii Back etreet, Oainabonmgh
ntcbett Jcahna, Laiighton, Gainaborangh
Flemmlng Charles Brown, 40 Carr St. Lincoln
Tletobrr ThocThe Bridge, Mew n]arket,Loutb
Ford William, Heapham, Galnsborongh
Poeter John, 27 8avtlle st. Newark rd.Llncaln
Foster Joseph, CulTeithorpe, Grantham
Fotherlngham R bert, Upton, Galnsborongh
FOnntain Josepb, West Barkwith, Wragby
Fox WiUiozn, Stlckney, Boston
French Mrs. Bessy, Fleetgate, Barton'on-
Humber
Frow Joseph, Benniwortb, Wragby
Fyoes Uichael, Woodhall Spa, Homcastle
Oell William, Banmber, Homcastle
Glbbins Thomas, Bonra road, Spalding
Gibson Thomas, Scredlngton, FalUngham
Gilbert James, Westborongb, Grantham
Glover John Watson, 24 High street, Lincoln
Goodwin John, Hawthorne bank, Spalding
Gray Thomas, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Greasby John, Kuby, Oalnsboroogh
Green Jas. Northorpe, Donington, Spalding
Oreensmith William, OranweU, Sleaford
Gregory John, Cemetery road, Holbeach
Hall John & BoUnson, 3 John st. Lincoln
Hand WilUsm, 20 Commercial rd. Grantham
Uardwlck Uatthew, Longdales road, Lincoln
Hardy Mrs, Betsey, M Trinity st. Oainsboro'
Harpham Samnel, Harton, Oainaboroagh
Harrison Jarrla, KeUr tertace, Hickman
street, Gainsborongh
Harrison William, Hemlngby, Homcastle
Hawbrook Benjamin, M Welby st. Grantham
Hewitt John, Union road, Calstor
Hewaon George. Binbrooke, Market Baaen
Hibbs Bobcrt, Waldeck <t. Barton rd. Lincoln
HiUdied Thomas, Bennlworth, Wragby
Hobson Mrs. Sarah, ID Mill lane, Bnrton
road, Lincoln
Hoi lemeas Henry, Charles street, Lonth
HolUn I Charles, Fishpond lane, Holbeach
Holland Henry, Market Deeping
Holmes Thomas, Metberingham, Lincoln
Hooten Samnel, Deeping St. James, Market
Deeping
Horton Francis Wilson, 4 St. Botolph's ter-
race. High street, Lincoln
Hnnt Samnel, Huddlngton, Anbonrn,Lincoln
Isaac Robert, Scredlngton, Falldnghiun
Jackson DanieL Orsaby, Caistor
Jackson Samuel, BIyton, Oainsboroogh
Jackson Warrington, Halton road, SpUsby
Jamuin Charles, Ciesoent st Ot. Grimsby
Jewitt Edward, Corporation id. Gt. Grimsby
Johnson William, Heapham, Gainsborough
Jones Geo. Eldret,U Harrowby rd. Grantham
Jnhb Jnfihua,Mill lane. Burton rcttd, Lincoln
Kew George, 61 Basen lane, Lincoln
Lawman John, Kirton Llndaey R.S.0
Lenberry Ernest Fredk. North st, Stamford
Lister Henry, 16 Altham terrace, Lincoln
Longmate Mrs. Ann, South Hykeham, Lncin
Lonth John Henry, Clay lake, Spalding
Mann James, 3 Cross street, Lincoln
Marshall George, 9 Lee street, Lonth
Mason William, Searby, Calstor
Melbourne William, Commercial rd, Lonth
Mllhonrn Mrs. Mary A. Heapham, Gainaboro'
Mllbonrn Kobert, Heapham, Oainaboroagh
Milns John, Holton, Wragby
Milns Thomas, Holton, Wragby
Moore Henry, New Holland, Hull
Morley Thomas, ISIS Bridge st. Galnsborongh
Morris Thomas, 1 Moor s&cet, Lincoln
Morvinson Wro. John,80Eastgate,Ot.Giimsby
Mowbray William, Witham street, Boston
Neal Jhn. Upper Ings rd. Barton-on-Hnmber
Nicholson Geo. Fenny, Immlngham, Ulceby
Noble Thomas, Milton st. Newark rd. lincln
Osgn-by .Tames, 119 Sasen lane, Lincoln
Overton Benjamin, Kllnwellrd. Market Rosen
Pocey Charles, Goltho, Wragby
Pacey Henry, Manthorpe, Grantham
Parker John, Langworth gate, Lincoln
Parker Mark, Wragby ma, Lincoln
Parkin William Stephen, Wilson street, Bar-
ton roa-1, Lincoln
Pawaon Mrs. Ann, Baamber, Homcastle
Fhlllips Thomas, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Flckerlen Christopher, 17Bast at.Gt.Grimsby
L Finder Mrs. Ann, Tetney, Great Orlmsby
Flaskett Reuben, ' Holmes lane, Lonth
Preston George, 79 Oaribaldl St. Gt Orlmsby
Priestman Mrs. Mary, Stolnby, Grantham
Rands Thomas, Lea, Gainsborough
Rostoll Samuel, Deeping St. James, Market
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UNCOLNSHIBE.
Bauson Win.Alfred,Hagwortblngham,Spilsby
BsdmUl John, t Elin street, Stamford
Beeson John, Eeddlngton, Lonth
Benison William, Whitecross street, Borton-
on-Humber
Richards John, Summer hill, Gainsborough
Roberts James, Imham, Bourn
BoUnson Henry, Wintorlngham, Doneastar
Rndkln Williain, Halfleet, Market Deeping
Salt Mrs. Sarah, 12 Salthonse lane, Lincoln
Sampson Edwin, 93 Sandslleld la. Oainsboro'
Saodall Robert, New Bridge hill, Louth
Sanderson Davey & BIyton, Oalnsborou^
Soott HeniT, Back strset, Gainsborough
Soopbam John Robert, Thorpe St. Feter,
Wainfleet All Saints R.8.0
Seal John, Barton Coggles, Grantham
Sharp Thomas, Apley, Wragby
Bharjiley William, 41 The Park, Lincoln
Shaw Thomas, 38 Cowbit nad, Spalding
Shnttleworth Saml. North Hykeham, Lincoln
Slter John George, 9 Spenoer street, Lincoln
Smith John, Great Ooates, Uloeby
Spence Lnke, 64 Stanley street, New Clee,
Great Orlmsby
Stamp Charles, 61 Walkergate, Lonth
Stamp John, Watentde, Barton-on-Hnmber
Stamp Thomas, II Oheqnergate, Lonth
Staniland Richard, 13 Swinegate, Grantham
Stanilond William, Baixowby, Grantham
Stanley David, 21 Btewton lane, Louth
Store Joseph, 148 New market, Louth
Storr George Edwd. 7 Winsover rd. Spalding
Btzawson William. Hemlngby, Homcastle
Sutton Joseph, South Banoeby, Sleaford
Swabey Thomas, Hemlngby, Homcastle
Tales William, Manthorpe, Grantham
[kELI.¥'s
Rogers WnkSexton, 21 Watergate, Gianihaai
;Savery William Henry, Bloomiield villa.
Freeman street. Great Grimsby
Smith Edward SmiUi, Lindnm house, Wide
Bargate, Boston
Smith George William Frederick, 8 & ID
Town Hall street, Gt.Orimsby ; eTcr>- alter-
nate monday at Mr. Rimmingtou'a, Market
place, Bpilsby
Twrler John Sinclair, 117 Cleethorpe road.
Great Orimsln'
Trotter Fred, THnity cottage, 36 Trinity
street, Oainaboroa^
Trotter Wm. Fredk. M Csstlegate, Gtastliam
tToxford James Edward, 8 Badlgate, Unoobi
WaddinghamOeo.Newtan,lMHigh s«.LiBoobi
Wallace Alexander, 86 Market place, Boston
Wallace William (attends on fridar from
Peterborongh), 71 High street, Stamford
Wallace William (attends on tuesdays), H
Market jdaoe, Spalding
White Henry, U Silver street, Lincoln
fWhite Thomas Hany M.iLC.e.Eng. IS Silva-
Lincoln ; attends Whito Hart hotel. Oains-
boro' 1st mon. & Balls hotel, Homcastle,
1st wed. in the month
WUIson CoraeUns, 4a2 Victoria street north,
' Great CMmaby
DtE SZKKEB.
Bnddook John Wm. 333 High street,Llnooln
SIKIKa BOOKB.
See also (3offee Booms.
Arnold Alfred W^Uliam, 6 C^omhill, Lincoln
Bnraett Mrs. Maria, i\ Market pL Oranttuun
Taylor John, Deeping St. James, MrktDpngj Chapman Henry, High street, Skegness
Taylor John, Stainby, Otantham
Taylor William, Gospelgate, Douth
Taylor William, Metberingham, Lincoln
Taylor William, Soatbrey, lanooln
Thomas BJvraid, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Thorn John, Tetney, Great Orlmsby
Tlokelpenny Alfred, Kbddlngton, Loath
Tindall William, Morton-by-Oalnsboroagh
Tinker Mrs. Jane, Holton, Wragby
Travel Robert, Westgate hill, Louth
Taplin William, Oreat Coates, Ulceby
V\dmn WUlla&^ Marstachapel, Gt Orlmsby
Walker John, Soath Witham, Grantham
Wallls John, Swan street, Spalding
Chapman Joseph, 14 Vine street, Onntfaam
Cnit Js. Market pLCaeethorpes, Ot.Gnnaby
Dawn Jn.lOS & lD7Cleethorpe rd.Ot.Orimsby
Dixon Cliarles, Hi^ street. Skegness
Emerson George Hely, next Com exchange.
Marketplace
Ensor Artliur Boinford, 37 LumlcT road &
Skegness house, Skegness B.&0. See advt
OossopTom,Market st.Cleethorpes,Ot.Ormsby
Oteanwood Thomas, High street, Skegness
Onndy Ohas.Bobinson,5«WldeBargate,Baatai
Howa^ Harrison, 29 Lamley road, Skegness
Jennings George, V^ High street, Lincoln
Johnson Mrs. Eliiabeth, Dolphin lane, Boeton
Walaham John, 3 Moretta ternce,Gt.Orimaby ' Kranse John G. 71 C3eethoipe rd. OL Orimsby
Watmoogh Richard, St Albert st.0t.0rimat7
Wataon William John, I>eanagate,OLGrimaby
WeatberellBbL 43 Marlborough st.(}ainsbora'
Webster Oeo. 100 Donoombe st. Gt. Orimsby
Wells Charles, Winterton, Doncaster
Wells Edward, 37 Bnglnegate, Louth
Wells Thomas, Toynton St. Peters, Bpilsby
Oliver Heniy, High street, Skegnei
Parker Walter Albert, 9 Lnmley rd. Skegness
Eeadhead Mrs. Ann, Bheepmarket, Stomforl
Revell Samuel. Lumley road, Ske^Mss
Sanderson William. 26 Westgate, Orantbam
Sheppard Benjamin, 249 King Edward street
north. Great Orimsby
Westmereland Bidiatd, Holbeach td. Spalding Emltli James, 136 Victoria st.south.OtQnnaby
White William, 42 Westlode street, Spalding ' Spencer Geo. Barton, 27 Lumley rd Skegnn*
WhitehoaaeTliOB.8pringtborpe, Oainaboroagh jBtobie James Ben. 10 Lamley road. Skegness
WllUnaon John Holdea,12Bankst.HomcaiUe Stockton Walter, High atreet, Skegness
WiUdnaon William, Union road, Caiator Strawson Mrs. klizh. 341 High street, Lincoln
Wood James, Biuton-on-Stather, Doncaster Strawson Richd. Adams, 194 High st.Lioc-'bi
Wood Thomas, 6 Harrow street, Grantham ] Veesey John, 20 Flottergste, Great Grimsby
Wright Mrs. Ann, Tetney Lock, Ot. Orimsby ! Wsrd Arthur J. 47 & 48 Lnmley rd.Skegncas
Yates John, 6 SL Leonard's street, Stamford Warwick Francis, 72 Lnmley road, Skegneas
I Whiteley Geo. 320 Low. Burgess sLOt-Otimsbr
BBBT COU.BCTOBS. DI 8PKHSABIM.
See Hospitals, Homes Sec
SXSTIZiIaEB.
Holland William, CSinrch st. Market Deeping
DOCKS.
Alexandra (James Raynor, dock masterX
See Coltoctois— Bant & Debt
SBUmSTS,
Marked thus t are Licantiates in Dental Sur-
gety of the Boyal College of Surgeons of
England.
Marked thus t are Licentiates in Dental Sur-
gery of the Royal College of Surgeons in
Allia William, West street, Alford
Baker George, 22 Newland, Lincoln ; dc Silver
street, Oainsborontii
Barkar Frederick Henry. 3 Town Hall street,
Great Orimsby ; Market pUoe, Alford ;
Market plaoe. Market Rasen ; Market place.
(Calstor df Lumley road, Skegness
Bergman Lewis Hanoell, 76 Wrawby at Brigg
C^arkaon Thomas, 39 Silver st Gainaborongh
Cookings William Spencer, 49 Upgate, Lonth
Dennis John Morley F.1.9. 43 Victoria btreet
west. Great Grimabv
Eskell Heniy CllOord (attends on fridoy),
George hotel, St Martin's, Stamford
Fkraham Wm. Fredk. 3 Pinchbeck st Spalding
;Goy James Dixon, 137 High street, Lincoln
Hall Bobert Arnold, 80 Westgate, Grantham
Hay John, Olan cottage, Hobnes Une, Loath
Hasbonds John E<Iwin, Melbourne honse.
Town Hall square, Orlmsby
Jones Fredk. Hart, 4 St Mary's hill, Stamford
Eerkhoff Edwin, Crowle, Doncaster
Musgrave Joseph John L.D.8. Qlas. 18 South
street, Homcastle
Newton Geo. Robert. 30 Lamley rd. Skegness
Palmer James E Iwin (of Feterboroagh), 18
Wide Bargate, Boston ; & (attends on fri-
day) 33 St Mary's street, Stamford
Pickering John Ic Son, Market place, Oowle,
Doncaster
Great Grimsby
Boyal ((}apt Thomas Jewitt, dock master )v
Great Orimsby
DOa BBEEDBB.
Gilbert Aagustus Wm. Medley, Wdton, Linrln
SOKBSTIO 1CA.0HINB DEPOT.
Ross Andrew, 93 & 96 Orantley st Orantbam
DBAZX FIFE KAinTPBS.
Brookes T. R. (Pariah & Bona, agents), Bltn-
hint rd. ; office, 12 High street Homoaette
Leeiham Rich. Altd. Stallingboroagh.C]cel]!y-
TnmeiOaa.Bvron,AIford & at Aathrp.Loatfa
WhlteDavid,JCessingham,Klrto.Lindqr.B.S.O
DBAKATIC AOSNT.
See Agent— Dramatic.
SBAFBBS.
Marked thus * are Linen Drapers.
Marked thus t are Woollen Dnipen.
Marked thus f are Travelling Drapeis.
*tAbbott (Jeorge. Cohiterworth, Oraothsm
AbeiBobtWaddlngham,K]rla.Lindsy. B.S.O
Ablewhite Wm. Long Bennington, Orantliaiia
Adcock John, 23 New road, Spalding
Adiard Josoj^ & CaBarrow-on-Humbsr
*tAgutter Joel, Oosberton, Bpalding
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TBADB8 0IRBCTORT.]
•Akbonw Hi*. Banh, 174 Freeman itreet,
Oteat Grinuby
*Aldridge Fredk. A. Market place, Sleatoid
Allatt nioma*, Hacconby, Boom
Allies Hennr, SUekner, Boiton
Almond AUnd, Hecklngton, SleafonI
Anderaon John Robert, 21 Trinity at. Boaton
Anderton Mrs. BUen Mary, Ifeningham, Kir-
ton Lindaey R.aO
Andrew leaac, 148 Freeman at. Gt. Grimiby
AndrewWm.Wlllonghtn, EirtQ.Llndey.K.S.0
Appleyard Joeeph,! Sea View abreet. Glee-
thorpee. Great Oiimaby
Armstrong John Henry, Commeroe boose,
183 * 184 aeethorpe road. Great Grimsby
Atchinaon Mr& Bllih. P. Bllllnghay, Sleaford
Attdneon Twidal, Bedbonroe, Klrton Llnd-
«ey R.S.0
Bacon Henry St SamneL Ripplngale, Bourn
Bailey John, 18 London road, Gianttuun
Bailey John William, >3 Kew road & 6 & 7
Broad street, Spalding
•fBainbtidge George & Sons. 2S4, 2U & 2M
High street, Unooln. Bee adrert
•fBabis Joseph A Co. Church street, Holbeaoh
Barber Charles, Stickf ord, Boston
•Barker Alfred Horatio, 19 West st Boston
•Barker Henry, 2 Old Market pi. Gt Grimsby
Barnes William, Helpringham, Bleatotd
Barr John, Laceby, Great Grimsby
BarrettThomasLawrence,I,nm]ey rd. Skegness
Bartle James, Hnttoft, Alford
Bartle William, 133 Cleethorpe rood * 408
Victoria street north, Gi«at Grimsby
Bates Robert, Ingham, Lincoln
Bates William Clarke, 17 Nortli gate,BIeafoid
•Bansor WOIlam, 197 High street, Lincoln
Beaoock Joseph W. Sonth Ferrlbv, Hull
•Beauloh George, 34 Wide Bargate, Boston
Beckett Robert, Sibaey, Boston
•Beech William, Gosberton, Spalding
Beedall John, 19 High street, Homcaiitle
•(BaU WUUam, 2 Grantham street, Lincoln
Bellamy John, Wlnthcrpe, Skegneas
Belliars John Addy, Gedner hlU, Wisbech
Benson Brothers, 43 & 46 Jjord sbOainaboro'
Bett Joseph, 180 Freeman street, Gt Grimsby
*tBingley*Beanmont,2 Market pLOainsboro'
Blaekmoie Mrs. James Harold, i High street,
Stamford
Blades Samnel, Tetford, Homcastle
Blaze George, 24 Ramsgate, Lonth
•Bolder Charles, <en. 6 Freeman street & 288
Victor street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Bolder Charles George, jun. S8 Kent street A
30 ft 82 Freeman street. Great Grimsby
•Bond Edward, fi8 High street, Grantham
•fBond Thomas, North Thoresby, Lonth
BoflthFrdk.Wm.Market pLBarton-on-Humbr
^Borland John, 14 Witham place, Boston
Bothamley John Thomas, Vine street. Billing.
borongh, Falkingham
Bonlt Jas. Meeslngham.Elrton LlndaeyR.B.0
Bowles Mrs. John, Billinghay, Sleaford
Boyce Misses Sarah & Elizabeth, 48 Freeman
street. Great Grimsby
Brackenbury John, East Borkwith, Wragby
Brady Robert Hy. & Son, 18 Market pL Lonth
Branston John, Bastgate, Bonrn
•tBrears Mrs Ann, Haxey, Bawtry
Broadbent Thomas. Ashby, Brigg
BrcadgateWm.HT.iU Freeman st.GtGrimsby
Brooks Edward Jacklln, Market place. Wain-
fleet All Saints R.S.0
Brooks Solomon Mawer, West street, Aifoid
Brough Thomas, Lndford, Market Baaen
Brown Charles Henry, Laoeby, Gt. Grimsby
Brown Fred, Scnnthorpe, Doncaster
Brown George, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Brown Beth, Thnrlby, Bonrn
Brown Thomas Nldwlson, 384 Victoria street
south ft 2 Central market. Great Grimsby
Bryant Joshua ft Jose|>h, East end, Alford
Buck Lino, ft Wide Bargate, Boston
Bnrdaas Joseph, Bametby-le-WoU B.8.0
Barge James ft Co. 19 Sllrer sbGainsborough
•IBnrge Wm. Jas. IS Market pL Gainsboro'
f Bnrgen William, 8 Watergate, Grantham
Burn Alfred Holder. BeTesby, Boston
Burrell Brothers, 20 ft 21 London rd.Gmthm
Bush Bios. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Butler John, Scotter, Klrton lindaey R. &0
Bntterfleld John, Snttettoo, Spalding
Butterileld John Richard, Rts^tate, ^Hiding
•fCalam John Smith, Owston Ferry, w-vtry
Campin Frederick Wm. Conlngsby, Boston
Cansale Mrs. Hannah, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Cariton William ft Thns. 3 London rd-Gmthm
Carlton Thomas, North street. Bourn
•fCartwright Edward. Marketplace. Sleaford
Catt Frednric, 7 Hall place Spalding
Cansdale Mrs. Hannah, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Challans Mrs.Mary Ann,Waddington,Llnooln
Cliamben A. ft Co. 87 (late 83) ft 68 High
street, Grantham
Cliampton Cfaorlea, Caythorpr, Grantham
Chapman Benjamin Ranshaw ft Son (whole-
sale ft retail), Marsham-le-Fen, Boston
•Chapnian,aarm>ton ftSon,4High stSbuufrd
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Chapman Miss EUzabetb, HMkington,Bleafrd
Chapman Frederick, High street, Wolnfleet
AU Saints R.S.0
Charge CHiarles ft Son, 8 High street, Btmird
Cheesman ft Sons, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
•tCherringtonChaa.H.ftCo.Donlagton,Spldng
Cbeiry George Harpor, Barrow-on-Hamber
ChesterHeld Mrs. Jane Ann, Deeping St
James, Market Deeping
ClarkJn.S9<neethrp&rd.KewClee,Gt..6rlnisby
CHark Joseph, Oinlngsby, Boston
Clark Thomas Howard, 260 Victoria street
south. Great Grimsby
Clarke Robert, 144 Freeman st Ot Qrtmsby
CHeaver Mra. Ellzh. Market pi. Market Basen
Clifton ft Stepney, Falkingham
Clifton Henry, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Clifton Philip, Gedney S.0.
(^ockett John, Bardney, Lincoln
Ooggan Thos, Bast Haltan,Uloeby, Llncolnsh
ColbomAbrahm. Engine, Crowland, Peter boro'
Cook ft GorBt, West street, Alford
Ck>okTbos.Wm. North Forty Footbank,Bo8ton
Cook Wm. Northorpe, Klrton Llndsey R,SkO
•Cooper Henry, Bridge street, Brigg
Oxiper Samuel, Epworth, Doncaster
(^pping Charles, Bowton, Lincoln
Coupland Henry, Skendleby, SpUsby
Cowham Joseph, Navenby, Grantham
Oeasey Abraham, Walcott, Lincoln
•Cresaey Robt John, !1 Market place, Lonth
Crockett Thomas, Wragby
•Cioft John, Great Steeping, Spilsby
•Crofts George J. 39 Lumley rd. Skegnea")
CrosbyBlchord ft Sons, Leadenham.Oranthm
Crosaland George, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
CrowJn.T.(}oQlceby ; ftPostonoe,Homcaatle
•Crow Wm. John, 46 Market place, Boston
Crowston George, Klrton Lindaey B.S.0
Cnndall Benjamin, Kirton Llndsey B.B.0
Cunnlngton Robert, Lutton, Wisbech
Dale Luke, Wootton, Ulceby
•Dalea Charles, South end, Alford
Dales George, 3 Market Hall entnuoe.
Market place, Louth
Dales William, Mablethorpe St Mary, Alford
Dann George, S2 Wrawby street, Brigg
Darey Joseph Jas. London ha C^xhill, Hull
Dary Edward, Bametby-le-Wold R.8.0
•Dawber Hy. 30 Market pi. Gainsborough
Dawklns William, Soothem, Lincoln
•Dawson Bennett, 32 ft 34 Mercer row, Lonth
Dawson Samuel. 1 High street, Granttuun
Dennis Richard Hare, Ropsley, Grantham
Dent ft Sapoote, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
•Dick Jamea, 80 St Mary's street Stamford
f Dick Thomas, f St. (George's sq. Stamford
^Dickie Peter, Bastgate, Louth
•Dickinson Richard ft Son, Kirton, Boston
Dixon ft Pindar. Queen street, Market Basen
Dixon John, 16 ft 18 Market place ft 33
Lord st Gainsborough
Dobson Robert Billinghay, Sleaford
Dodds Charles, Scredlngton, Falkingham
Drakes Joseph, King street. Market Rasen
Dunn John,7 Silver street, Gainsborough
&st John,Hibaldstow, Kirton Llndsey B.&0
•tEans William, Swinasbead, Spalding
Ellis Thomas, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Hnmber
Elmltt John Henry, Tetford, Homcastle ft
at Homcastle
Elmltt Thomaa, Tattershall, Boston
•f-Eve ft Ransbaw, Market place ft Eaatgate,
Louth. See adrertisement
•Eve James, High street Spilsby
•fEverattChaa. Church town,B«lton,DoncaBtr
Eviaon William, Waltham, Great Grimsby
Bwbank Mrs. Mary, 10 Albion stGtGrimsby
Eyre John, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
f Parish James, 10 Brownlow stieetGranthm
Farrow William, Ripplngale, Bourn
Fedling Henry, Westhorpe, Spalding
Fidell Lames, Worhiby, Brigg
Fllllngham James, East street Crowland,
Peterborough
Finney Hy. Ju. 74 Wrawby street, Brigg ■
Fish Abraham, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Fisher Daniel, Bametby-le-Wold R.S.0
tFlaher Thomas, 10 Church st Gainsborongb
Fixter Henry, Stlxwould, Homcastle
Fleor Thomas, Soltfleetby St Peters, Lonth
Fletcher Misiies Ann ft Martha, Owston
Ferry, Bawtry
Fle(cherftSon,MarketpLLong Sutton, Wlsbch
Flint Mrs.Thomas(tancy),33 Sllrer stLlncoln
Foster Miss Caroline, Messingham, Kirton
Lindaey R.S.0
•Foster Thomas, 336 High street, Lincoln
Fowler George, Hogsthorpe, Alford
•Fox Chas. James, The Terrace, Spilsby
Francis Gea Deeping St James, Mrkt Dpng
Franks Miss Rebecca, Ripplngale, Bourn
•tFieeman Benj.Mrktpl.I<oug Sutton, Wsbch
•FrsemanWalter John, 13 Mercer row, Lonth
Freestone (^orlea, Corby, Grantham
•Freshney Mrs. Martha, 210 High st Lincoln
tFytdia Josiah, Keelby, Ulceby
Oont Charles William, Ashby. Brigg
Garten Edward, Helpringham, Sleaford
Garton Thomas, Great Hale, Sleaford ; ft at
Fointon ft Billingborough
DRA
m
Gee Geishom W. B. M ft 27 BridgestSpldng
Gee James H.100ft lOSFreeman stGtGrmsl?
Gibson Mrs. Ann, Sturton, Lincoln
•Gibson Joseph, 183 Portland street Lincoln
OiUiat} George, C!andlesby, BpUsby
IGOmour Hugh, 28 Mdrille street Lincoln
GirlingWilliam U.Market pl.Morket Deeping
Olew Misses Sarah Margaret ft Annie, High
street, (Taistor
Godfrey ft Boulton, 12 Watergate, Grantham
Qodley John T. Ingoldmells, Burgh R.S.0
•fOodsmark Alfred, 24 Market place, Louth
Ooodacra Richard, Torksey, Gainsbwough
Goodhand Elijah, Bedboume, Klrton Llndsey
R.S.0
•fGoodhand Frederick, 11 Market pL Lonth
Goodhand Jn. Aslibr-cum-Fenby,<ltGrmsby
Gorbutt Isaac, South street Caistor
f Gordon Samuel, I Hacaulay St. OtGrimsby
Gosling Jn. Wataraide xd.Barton-on-Humb^
Goy Daniel, Tcalby, Market Bnsen
Graham William, Whaplode, Spalding
Grant John A. 143 Cleettiorpe rd.0t Ormsby
braves Henry, Goxbill, Hull
f Grarcs BicboKl Samnel, Hamilton pi. Alford
Gray John, 166 Victoria st sth. Gt. Grimsby
Grayson Mrs. Sarah Ann, Knight street.
Pinchbeck, Spalding
Grayson William SI. Welliogore, Grantham
Green Mis. Mary, Wragby
Greetham Edward, Bwinesheail, Bpolding
•Giesswell Joseph, Market place, Spilsby
Guy ft Smith, 19, 21 ft 23 Victoria street
west. Great Grimsby
Haggitt Joseph, Thornton Curtis, Ulceby
•Halnsworth Richaid Wm. High st.HoIbeacb
HaU Joseph, Holbeach Hum, Holbeacfa
Hammon Richard Halt, The Tudor stores.
Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Hankin Thos. L. Whaplode Drove, Peterboro'
Haidwick Espin J.Market pLMarket Deeping
Hardy Hy. Wm. Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Hardy William Jacob, Donington, Spalding
Harlock David, Hnttoft Alford
Hanls Daniel Oorham, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Harrison Mrs.Elliabeth,Wlnterton,Doncaster
Harrison Joseph Fowler, Bardney, Lincoln
Harrison Mrs.Martha, 8 Silver street, Lincoln
Harrison Thomas, Market place, Bourn
Hatfield J.Normanby-by-Spltal, MarketBasen
Havererott Jas,199 Cleethorpe rd.GtGrlmsby
Heane Prank ft Co. 3 High street, Homcastle
Hewson Wm. Bamoldby-le-Beck,Gt Grmsby
Hill Mrs. Ellen, Pasture street Gt Grimsby
Hfll George, Bouthgate, Sleaford
^Hlll James, £7 Monson street Uncoln
tHlpUn ft Butcler, Soutligate, Sleaford
Hobeon ft Son, 11 Market place, Spalding
Hodson WUliam, South Beston, Louth
Holdsworth Manaaseb, 164 Cleetliorpe roai.
Great Grimsby
Holgate Samnel, Fulstow, Lonth
Holland James, Haliieet, Market Deeping
Holmes Joseph, South K^e, Sleaford
Holmes Joseph Arthur, Hecklngton. Sleaford
•fHood James, 40 Portland street Llnooln
•tHorobin Thomas Crewe, Market place,
(}rowle, Doncaster
Houghton ft Branson,Billlngboro', Folkngbm
Houghton George, Thoroton-le-Fen, Boston
Koulden Heniy, Northooates, Gt Grimsby
Howell John Thomas, West Theddlethorpe ft
East Theddlethorpe, Lonth
Hudson William, RusUngton, Sleaford
Ingamells Robert Henry, West stHolbeael)
Ingham Miss EUxa, 9 North st Homcastle
Jsckson Jamea, Belchfoid, Homcastle
•Jackson Joseph B. Gosberton, Spalding
Jane Amos, 1 Station stieet, Spalding
Jealous Mrs. Jane, Whaplode Dn>ve,Peterboro*
•Jelley Geo. 8« Victoria st we. Gt Grimsby
Jenklnson Jn. Wm. Epwortli, Doncaster
•fJennings Arthur J. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
JohnsonGeo. Wm. &(^ Winterton,Doncaater ;
ft at Scunthorpe
•Johnson ft Oresswell, 178 Freeman street..
Gnat Grimsby
•Johnson ft King, 30 Wide Bargate, Boston
Johnson Joseph, Kexby, Gainsborough
Johnson Walter, South Willlngham, Wragby
Jubb Martin, George street Bsrton-on-
Humber. See advertisement
Kemp Philip, 323 King Edward street north.
Great Grimsby
Klme Jonas, Fulbeck, Grantham
^Klng Solomon, 83a, Hainton street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Klrman Thompson, 422 ft 424 Victoria street
north. Great Grlmaby
•tKltcben William, 8 London rd. Grantham
•Kitching Rd. G. 109 Nelson st Gt Grimsby
Knight WUliam, Brant Broughton, Newark
Krohn WUliam Vena, New HoUand, HnU
Lone Thomaa -Angall, High street, Holbeaoh
lawrenoe Mrs. Miriam, 873 High st Lincoln
tLawsonftWaby,10Icneethorpe rd.GtGrmsby
•Lawson Mr^. Ann, 63 Cleetliorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
lawson George, 92 Cleethorpe load ft 1
Freeman street. Great Grimsby
Lee Robert, Tealby, Market Basen
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I«tMKnWlii.B«nk lildMM Highf ■fcOMthm
LUler Junes, 1T6 & Itc} TJetmu street ttat,
• atAi Orftnsby
tUvingRtAne Hdrdadc,!* Marth jMr.Ortithni
■fLockar « Vawn, Market place, Sleatofd
luxtCKaoi Motea, K«w Bromb^, Doncaiter
LoagmlmKn. Betsey, n Lea rd. Sainsboro'
Lord Fred F. 32 <i 34 Victoria >tt«t west ;
■■M< Tlotorta st. nth. b tHe Bon HarcM.ltV
& 131 Clastliorpe rood, Great Grimsby
Lord W. Bhort, Market place, Oaistor
Loafhlln James W. Button Bridge, Wisbech
Loveiee wnilatn. Potter Hanvrorth, Lincoln
Ijnai John, Fenton, Newark
flCMJawell Jn. 48 Portland B(reet> Lhi'ooln
YHoFall Edwud , HamlHon place, Altord
HcKercbor Alexander (wholnate); 286 & 387
Hi^ street, Lincoln
YMacklntoeliDaniel.rKacanlay st.Gt.armsby
^Mackintosh Donald, 9 Macaulay street,
Great Grimsby
Uackrill John Ricliardson, Sea View street,
Cleethorpes, Oreat ftrlmsby
MoLeod George, 8 St.- Andrew's ter. Stirling
street, New Clee, Great Grbnsby
Major WlUlam, Blyton, Oainsborongh
Ma)orWm.Benj.Scotter,KirtonIindMy R.S.0
*Maltby Richard, 11 Mercer row, Lonth
Mansford Alfred, >'ettl^uun, Lincoln
March Tliomas, Swlnstead, Bonm
Market Rasen Co-operative Industrial Society
(George Stephen Taylor, secretary Sc man-
ager), Qneen street. Market Rasen
MarsbThoB. WUlonghton.Kirton Llnd9eyR.B.O
•Marshall * Co. 2 Market place, Bpaldlng
Hanhall John, KIrkby-on-Bain, Homcastle
•Martin Frederick, Friskney, Boston
•Mason Si Browne, Market place, AUor 1
•Mason, Symonds ti Symonds, 21 Market
place, Brigg
Mawer Sl CoUingham, V29 Sigh st. Unooln
•Mswer John, see Bre dc Ranshaw.Louth
Measures Brothers, Market place, Bourn
MMls John, Halntnn st.Weelsby,Ot. Grimsby
•Merry Robert, High street, Holbeach
Metbam James, Burow-on-Humber
Milestone Jas. Market pi. Barton-on'Hnmber
Monk James, -Sturton, Lincoln
•Moore Joeepli, 2n Market place, Boston
Moore Mrv. Maria. Messingham, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Morley Robert, 17 Market place, Onuitbam
ITMorfison Hectoi' McKay, 21 St. Thomas'
road, Spalding-
•Morton & Son, 20 Market place, Stialdlng
Morton Charles Robert, 1 Strait Bariate,Batn
Moees Walter, 129 High street, Lincoln
Mould John E. ISA Freeman street A Corpor.
ation road, Great Grimsby
Mouncey Thomas, New Holland, Hull
Mowson Alfred, Morton, Bourn
MuCklow Audtey, Leadenham, Grantham
YMunro James, 28 Bigby street, Brigg
Miuis6n Wm. E. »> Westgate, Graittliam
-fNainby John, I) Wrswby street, Brigg
fNeedliam Joseph, 26 Silver st- Gainslxirough
Kelson Rt High st. Billingborongh,Flknghm
Nicholson & Sons, € High st. Homcastle
Oates & Mnsson. 22 & 23 High street & 1
Ironmonger street, Stamford
•fOdllug Robert Cooke, aieHlghst. Lincoln
•Organer Edward, 7 Strait Bargate, Boston
Orry James, EaHt Kirkby, Spllsby
Osgerhy John. 18 Station street, Spalding
Otter Miss Hannah, Wlnteringham.Doncaster
Otter John, South &Lel>«y, Caistor
Owen William Dentcliffe, Southgate.Slenford
Owston Wm. Armitt; Horbling, Falklngham.
Pafaner John Wallace; Spilsby road, Boston
Failter Henry, 2 Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Parker Henry Brookes, 2-4 Barkham street,
WainSeet All Saints R.S.0
•Parker Hewson.SO OldMarket pI.Gt.Qrimsby
Parker James, Market place. Caistor
Parkin & Gould, Bar ter. High st. Lincoln
Patchett Brothers, 11 Wrawby street, Brigg
•Paulson Henry John, 80 Lnmley rd, Skegness
Peake Mrs. Emma, Albert street, Holbeach
Peart Thomas George. High st. Homcastle
FeasgoodHy. Aqnila,Langtoft, MarketDeeping
Peasgood Robert. Thurlby, Bourn
•tPeggJamm,Market pL LongSntton,WlBbech
Pennington Clias.M.ll,12&13HaU pl.Bpalding
Penrose George ft Sons, East Barkwitll,
Wragby dc at Hainton
PerUns James Cook, IS SilTersL Qninsboro'
Petch Robert, South Killlngholme, Ulceby
Pbillips John Green, Fulstow, Louth
Pick wnUan) John, Osboumby, Falkingham
Pickering Angnstus, Baston, Market Deeping
Pleknpnioa. B.High st.Scnnthorpe,Doncastr
Pindar John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Pinder Robert Henrr, GtnhiU, Hall
PixleyMn. Sarah,MiddleRaBen, Market Rasn
PlasMtt Thomas, 28 Market place, Louth
Flatta it S«n«, Market plac%, Gainsborough
Platts t Sons, Owston Ferrv, Bawtry
Pooon Cnthbert, Welbooni, Grantham
•fPoole «L Sons, He of Aroholme * Matsh
land stores, Crowle, Donoaater
PoMvSanira^ H Uuli'v^Mt, BtmiHiro
*Fotii(Bmnyee*CaSigh Bt.Cra«le,Poni>ati'
m WiUiam, Sooth Eyme, Sleuord
lore Mn,Eniina,OoIgi«rwortb,C>ranttii^
Priestley Amos Vilaon, 'Ewerby; Sl»ford ,
Quinih]i«prongh Qoorge, Kopaley, Otanttnun
Ruihy James Holmes & Jabez,Bigh St. Alfoxd
Raoshaw Robert,' Folnion, MlUncham
*tBansomGeaE.KirniDgtn.Uloehy,Unoalnah
■Bawson Mrs. Sarah Jane, 10 GsUdhall
street, Linodn
ftawaon VilUam, Little Hale,.«Ieaford
Rayner Arthur Kennla, Market place, Spllsby
Rayn'.<r Oeocge, Hogsthorpe, Aliord
Reeres William, Skulihgton, Colsterworth
Bh<Mdes BenjamiD. Whaploae, Spal(Ung .
Bioharda Mrs. Mai)a, Aslackby, Falklngham
— • ■ ■ — " ketBaaen
[rffeiStfi
Richardson 4c Wilsba,Marketpl.Marl
RichardMn Edward, Gedney Ull, Wtibeoh
BIcIiardsonWatets,HiKh8t.IiOBgSattn.Wabdi
Rickett Tliomas, 94 Albert st. Great Grimsby
Ri.llli«tanMr8.EUnbeth,2T Dolphin 1a.Bostn
Roberta John Danid, 84 Wegtgate,GraDtham
Roberts Robert, 88 Watergate, Grantham
*BobinsonMhi.Bmma,I9 Bulllrlug,Bomca«tIe
Robinson Francis, Epworth, Doncaster
BoUnson John 'rrolDTeBryan,Nortb stBonm
•BoUnson Jcslah, 80 & 81 Bailgate, Lincoln
Robinson Nathan, Wigtoft, Spalding
Rodgers H^nry, Market place, Bonm
Rose Richard, Bridge street. Market Deeping
Rowe George William, Tetney, Ot. Grimsby
RowBon Goorge, Worlaby, Brigg
Sargisson John O. B^gh-in-the-Marah ILaO
Sargisson Wllliara W. Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Sawyer John, Methefiagham, Unooia
Saxby Co-opemHTe Society Limited (William
Bew ElUaon, man.), Sadiy All Saints, Hnll
Seaman Wm.H.T|>tta8hall bdg.Doddyk^Bstn
8choIeaBdward,I(ortfa BCCrowland,FeWrboro'
Scott John Reynoldaon & fion, Bucknall,
Homcastle
8eooambeSimpson,llftI28t. Mary's st.Stamttd
Seward' Joseph, Navenby, Grantham
Shame James, Woodhall Spa, Homcastle
Sha^ John, Barton road, Llnocdn
Shaw Frederick, Little Steei^g, Spllsby
ShillakerGeo. jnn. Ohnrch st.MarketDaBplng
BhIllakerJas.Deeping8t.Jan»es,MarketI>eepng
Shipley Miss. North Forty Foot bank, Boston
Short John, Stiokney, B<Kton
Showier John Davev, Hogsthorpe. -Alford
•tSklnner Michael hlU, Keelby, Ulceby
Bkinns Edwnnl, Metlleringham, Lincoln
t8niaUJoaephHarpbani& 8on,l»Market place,
Boston
Smalley Andrew, North Kynw, Eleatord
Smalley John, Diinston, XJncoln
•Smith b Button, 6 & 8 Strait BargatcBoatn
•tSmith George & Sons,9,ll, IS ft It Victoria
street west, Great Grimsby
Smith Frank, Ingoldsby, Grantham
•Smith George Ward, 804 High St. Lincohi
Smith Joel, Little Corringham. Galnsborongh
Smith Jolin H. 249 Cleethorpe rd.Gt.0rim8by
•Smith Jcaeph, 81 High street, Stanford
•Smitli Miss Lucy, Houlton, Spalding
Smitbson Henry, Morton-by-Gainsborongh
BowbyWm.Past oflice,Grainthrpe.Gt.Gnnsby
Sowersby Jonathan, 16 New road, Spalding
Spalding Mrs. Emma, Ludtord Parra, Market
Basen
Speak George, Blnbrooke, Market Basen
Speed Stephen, Foston, Grantham
Spilman John Rae, Wliaterton, Doncaster
Stephenson George, High st.Crawle,Doncaatr
■Stercns Frederick, 25 High st. Homcastle
•Stocks JohnThoa.Bnrgh-in-tlie-Marsh R.S.0
Stothard Alfred, Chapel hill, Boston
Strawaon Thomas Smith, Conlngsby. Boston
Strawson Thomas Smith, New York, Boston
•Stnbbs William, 3 Market place, Spalding
SM-aby Thomas, 26 Freeman rt.Greftt Grimsby
SwabyTlioa. W. 844 Victoria st. nth.G t Grimsby
Swift Mrs. Caroline, Morton, Bourn
Tate Henry, South Killlngholme, IHceby
Taylor Geo.Wm.(& fancy ),41 Silver st.Lincln
Taylor William, Aby, Alford
Teanby Hardy, Weetwood side, Bawtry
•Temple Thomas, 12 Strait Bargate, Boston
•Templeman John, 210 & 212 Freeman street,
Great Grimsby
Tenney & Atkinson, 24 Victoria street west,
Great Grimsby
Tetlier Emma, Soutb Rauceby, Sleaford
Thompson Edward, East Halton, Ulceby
Thompson Henry, South Ks-me, Sleaford
Thompson Slater, Metheringham, Lincoln
Thomley Thomas, Brinkhilt, Spllsby
rrhorss & Co. 19 A 21 Strait I&rgate, Boston
•Tidd Robert, Market place, Alford
Tillson Charles, AS Wrawby street, Brigg
Todd James, Tattoshall, Baston
Tomlin Baml.Bigfaet.Wainflt.AllSalntsB.S.0
•tTopllss Samnel ii Son.l6 Mercer row,Lonth
TopUas John George, Tetney, Gt. Grimsby
Topltss Joseph, Scamblesby, Homcastle
Topliss Thomaa, Waltham, Great Grimsby
fiEttat ><iSfat>«ot^ Sg'iHllte^'tiiiealB
Tnnav Jphn Hr. Old Market iLWl. Gdmsby
Tomer Xobert, CkMUlL Ckttt«i^ .
Tnxford John. at)eer,'SMta«'c "
Tw«lveljrees.Albat4l«#&)&|ax>b. Boston
ndalis Siaoler, t Forflaod Wi^ Urusoln
frnderwood John. SnrHeet, ^^^iDg .
Usher Bkifaard, High st. Bartttn-cn-Hdmber
Varlow Alfred, South street, CiUtat
VadowOJiatBa*, » ft 3D MArMtplaee^ Brigg
Varlow WilUattujbiidney, Lincoln
Vesaey George >n]Uaai, WOloagbby, AUord
Vivian Mi8sP|»Bbe,U Ironmonger st-Stamfid
Wajillngham John, fivi^Lciii. Boatoa
WaddUngton Blchata * wmm Forth, Sooth
street, CUMor
Waddington Richard, Wmterton, Doncaster
•Walkw & Allen, 2 High street, Boston
f Waltar Robert, 2 Folham street, T.in/vJn
Walker Robert^ II Wldie Bargain Boston
Wall John, N<nth street, ^oom
Ward William. Jan. Great kale, Sleaford
WndlaFnuicia Lewie, 82 to SS Lnmley toad,
SkoKDcas & at Wainfl«et AR SatnU B.S.0
YWark' Andrew, II Moason street, linccin
f Wark David, 16 ChapUn street, Linaidn
f Wark Bobert, 10 Monson street, Lincoln
WaiTlner Geo. 282 Cleethorpe rd. Ot.Grlmsb}
WasB John T. Newport st Barton -on-Hnmber
•tWaterSeld Richard (& fancy), 16 Bridge
atreet, Homcastle
Watliug Bobert ElUs, Belpringbam, Sealord
WatmoughT. Hlbaldstow,Kirtn. Lincby. B.S. 0
Watson & Oldroyd, 410 Yletorla street north.
Great Grimsby
Watson Fred, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Wateou Henry, Coningsby, Beaton
WataoB Bichard, Ashby, Brigg
Watson Thomas, Palkingham
Waits John, North Kelasy, Brisg
Webb Biobard, Sonthgate, Saitati
Waeto Alfred, 20 MarUt place, Grantbam
Walls Alfred, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Wells John, BilUnghay, Sleaford
•Weatotiy Bdwivd, 26 Jtalket place, Brigg
Weetoby William, 86 Freeman st. Gt-Grimab}
•tWherryBobert LeonardftCcKorth sLBoorn
WUtaker l8aacD.Fleetgate,Bartoo-on-HnmtT
White Mrs. Aim, Bam<tby-le-Wald R.S.0
White Thomas, Curthorpa, Gcaatfamn
White Thomaa WOllam, Lodhotough, LontL
Whltworth Joseph, Watotoo st. Market Rasen
Wlddowsou Mx^ Catherine, Helprlngiuun.
Sleaford
Wlldmore Christr. D. jaa.BiIlln^hv,Slea&«d
Willerton Henry D. Corby, Grantham & at
CasUOBytham'
•Williamson Samuel, Golaterworth, Goothm
•Willows Edward, I» Wrs,wby street, Brigg
Wilson Mrs. Helen, Bassliigham, Newark
Wilson Jcaeph, Queen street. Market Bawn
Wilson Robert, Basaingbam, Nemrk
Wilsen WOllam, 79 Cleethorpe roal, Ke«
Clee, Great Grimsby
Winn Misses Selina Mary b Margaret SDen.
- Fnlletby, Louth
TWlnter Andrew, Oanwiok road. Lincoln
Wood Charies, 10 High street, Stamford
Woodger Mn.'£nuna,' South Tboreaby, Alford
Woolerton Thomas Boyle, Ancaster,6rantbiB
Wright John Cooke,! & 2 Lord st.Ot.Grimsby
Marshall ft Bnelgrove, 10 to 20 Vere street J.-
184 to 848 Oxford street, London w
DRAPBBS' BTATXOVBBT
WABXHOTTSX.
Clements, Newllng ft Co. driblets' i
account book maken ft gum tlekat,wiBdow
ticket, dianen' paper bag wanhoose (liei
of prices free), 96 Wood street, Cbeapaide.
London e.c . .
DBAUaHTSHBN.
8harpcArtharH.B.2IBouth paradcGainabon'
Tyrcll Joseph John, 33 BaweU's walk, Lince^a
SBESS IfATTBTtSft
See Millinen ft Dreaa Maksn.
DBII.I. UANtrTAOTtrBBBS.
Fletcher Thomas ft J(An, Newport irt>a
works, Wiuterton, Doncaster
Tong Edmund, Westgate implement Tcvk&.
Westgate, Lincoln
DBUjZi OW-NKES.
Bee Agricnitural Uaohlne OoMn.
SKtTQOIBTS— BBTAXX..
See Clmniala ft Bmggiata.
DBTTOOISTS— WbOIJUAXB.
Battle, Son ft Ualtby, Bagh'stre«t,-Xlscot£
Toasell Henry, 122 Freeman at. Gt: Grimsby iForrest Henry ft Htehard WlUaBi, >8 Uarkft
T'ravisMm.Hannah,New BolingbrDke,Boeton place, Gainsborough '•
I Trevor Jsph.Wllloagl>ton,Khtn.LUidn-.R;B.o|Eenp W. ft Son, 17 glghsUeW, BttmoKtle
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TJtAQfS SOiRBCTORt]
wscojxmwBi
Hoodj atatbaa .Wdsbt, « W<lh»g»t»J|Diiaii jjiirton 43taila*<-|bM«aen, 11iiitp»ln
See adTertiaemeiit i . dovkiOreaiafimsto; Bee w&«rt
Picketing John & Son, Muket pL IJoniogtoB )B«(cU|ir Ipi.tJoot^ Mnehun-ladfen. Bolton
X..W ™— ,»„. . ,_ _^_.-. „^-^ >-„. BoeweU fticker, 8Bll»liy-ro»4, Hon*aBtto •■
Robluon Sllis, IS St. Haiy'i Btitet,mmataiA
8lmpwi>HT.I).S Corn maiket*4N«wat.Leatk
Smith Bidid.Fox^HlgbitBHrioa-«>-Ba>br
WhynU William, 64 High sti«ety Onuitham
BoUnaon BUaa, 10 St Maff' ttiMt,Btanl*rt
D-rBBs'Adxinia.:
fin Ageat»— Djrera.
jrtEBa ft oiiBAmbts.
ABbtnn 9Uin, Qvcto'rtl^ Market )iaatni' ''
Aihton JUAmi'VtBX. mTrlnlty st-Oalnsbcro'
Beet Tata), T n^eman street, Qn»t Qrtnuby '
Blaideri Matthev.'Miihlc^ road, tlncoln
Blaydon George; St Vide Bargate, Boston
BlovWUnam Heni7,:Ciiartbr(dgib i Xxctiange
arcade, Com^U, Uncbln ,
BotterUl Obarles, 10 Cbeybes street, Boston
Bimnage Charlea, 8 Maiden huie, Stamford
Bmore Thomas, 21 Dolphin lane, Boston
Jackwrn ](.B.4^Saaltergt.Stanebow,Lindn
Ualtby George, 4 Ohefner street, Beaton
Perth Dye Works (Alex. Watson, agent), 7S
Eastgate, Loath
Pickering John, iS Wormgate, Baat6n
FnllOT James ^ward, 90 Eastgate, Loath
Bawllnson Bobert, Southgate. Sleatord
Bead WOUam. 7 Vine street, Qrantham
Sharpe Henr;, IS Northgate, Loath
Sbnc AIexai>der,3CVlctoriastwe.at.6rlmsb7
Sime Alexander, $8 Bastgate, Lonth
ToUarton Un.EIlen, 83 Bridge st. Oalnsboro'
Tyers John, 1 Castle street, Stamford
Wilson John, 40| Kewlantla, Lincoln
BABTHBNWASE DBAXiBBS.
See China &o. Dealer!.
BATXNG HOVSEa
See Dining Booms ; also;Coitae Boomsw
KDGB TOOX. BEAXiXB.
West Thomas Starmer, 73 West sbHomcastle
800 nCFORTBBS.
Bradlv John, SH Waterside south, Lincoln
BdwsidsHatthew.Low. Burgess Bt.Qt.Ci rmsb;
KLBOTBO PIiATEBB.
Rushton Thomas Henry, East ti, Homcastle
Usher James ic Son, ISU Higl^ st. Lincoln
Hodd R. & Son, Minerra works, SO & 31
Hatton garden, London e.c. Prise medal,
Paris, 1878
KBCtOBATIOH AOSIITS.
Sea Agents — Bmlgration. ■
jotaursxsiB.
Engineers— OI'vll.
Abbot Sam. JI.I.CE. 184 High street, Lincoln
Aires Alexander, 27 Doable street. Spalding
Atkinson Alfred, Bridge street, Brlgg
BroimWm.Fode hole. West Plnchbe^Spldng
James H.B. Sea Defence w]ts.Oleethon>es,Gt.
Orlmsby ; it IlSTlctorla it. Westminster $.11
Skill Alfred Bdwin,MacaaUy tar.OLOrimsby
Bpiu-k Charles Wllllalm ct. The Chauntry,
Alford A Chapel, Alfdrd
Tatam Bdwd.Jn.The HoUies,Honlti>n,Spldng
ThroppJai,CB.tConiBxcbange arcade, Lndn
Wheelar WnkHenry ]l.I.aB. Uarket pLBostn
Williams John E. aE.F.O.s<. West strd. Boston
Wright WilBiin, IS Hnchbeck rd. Spalding
■nglneeT — ^Kleotrlc.
Smith Oeorge, BilUnghoy, Sleatod
Bnglneers — Otts.
See Gas Engineers.
Bnglneer — Hot Water.
See Hot Water Engineer.
Snctneer— Hydnmlio.
Hat* Charles Louis, Ancholme fosndry.
Bridge street, Brlgg
BnglneerB — ^Heohanloal.
Asbl«y Thomas & Son, Aawell Iron wks.Louth
Atkln George, BUlinghoy, Sleatord
AtUn SBBl.S.Cross Keys yard,Baatgt.Sleatrd
Bartoa-npoo-Homtaer (The) Engineering &
Iron founding Co. Limited (George Bewell,
ii>ail.}iBaitoa«n-Hambir, See advert
BmlM Jobnt BilUngki;, Sleated
.Bndbnry-niQaiaa^.Bridgct at„ Giiwbarench
Bust FTedk^AJBpb.Sfaarp,Wliltertan,D<)naaetc
Charlton TtHaoss, Union -Doolt blldga ±
■ Qhnrch stiwt, Gnat Grlmiby
CheMir Ed^^yid «i BQa,BwBniaijlfc jjnaiB.
Cl«it«ndi8tiiitaaw«tb,StMnp End wkaloelii
Clench Fredk. Newland haNewlondi^Liiwdn
Coulson Johiv Midland Station rd. Staiated
CooUiBJamKPerseTeraace ln» wk».GiitUim
DrewaqrUUied, 18 Albion at. Ot. CMavby
Duckering . lObailai^ Watenida north ft.
Rosemaiy lane, LiOcoln. Bee advert
Edlinstoil' John Bntloe & Thoniaa. Fhtmix
iron worki. Lea road» Gainsborough <
Farmer, Robey, Brown & Go. Limited
(W. WoUis Clark, sec.); 'lagistcred olBoe,
18 811*et Btiwt ; works, Trent foundry,
Gataatnn>ugb
Fenwiok Jolini 23 Harrow street, Grantham
Fobter WUllam ft Oo. Lim. Wellington foun-
dry. Waterside north, Unooln
Gibeon Thos.ftgoaa,Bn>adStrse( wks.Stamfrd
Glbion Robert William^ Adelaide it. Stamfrd
GUI John, Ingram tarraoe, SlaaAnd
Qgodwln Tbomas. Chapel street, Boston .
Harrison Oeorge, Wlthem, AUoid
Haslam Wm.'BastonB«ad iron wks. Bolbsach
BaxelgroTe Frank, Union dock, Ot. Giiasby
Hett Charles. Louis, Anoholmo foundry.
Bridge street, Brigg
Holt Oeorge^ Donlngtna, Spalding
Hornsby Richard ft Sons lim. Spittlegate
Iron works, Grantham ; London offloe, 84
Lmnbosd street; Capetown, Edlnborgh
buildings, Dock road. See adverilaement
facing inside ot back cover
Houghton W. ft Ck>. Holme st. Ot. Grimsby
Keep Oeorge Wm. Creea ForUand at. Linooln
Kelghtley Joseph, West street, Boitoa
Maiihall, Sons ft Co. Limited, Britannia Iron
works, Gainsborough
Maasey Heni7 Bateman, Spalding
Uorley J.SSA,Morth par.ftlSWUmi.st.Gmthm
Momby John, Spllaby road, Boston
NewbonU A.ft A. All Batnta hron iAa.8tamtrd
Ouzman William, PniBton, Falklnghaa
Peck John ft Son, TattenbaU rood, Boston
Flastow James. Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grlnuby
Quarmby Joseph, 12 Blwes street, Brlgg -
Qoipp HeniTf Gai street, Linooln
B«ynolda Wm. Smith, The Comman,Spalding
Rhodes John, Prospect plooe. Market Rasen
Richardson WiUlam, Dqgdyke, Boston
Bobey ft Co. Globe Iron workB,(}anwlak road,
Lincoln ; London offloe, 117 Cannon st&«
Rogers Timothy, Wltbun bank, Boston
Rcse,DownsftTnompsan,Fuih dck.at.Ormsby
Roee Arthur w<^i*i«nrt, Harsh toondry,
Walnfleet All Sainta R.ao
Buston, Proctor ft Co . gbeat iron works,
Watenldestb.Linooln ft (HerbertWiUmott,
agent), Fish Dock road. Great Orlmsby
Sandenon John,New BridgeHUl iron wkl.Xth
Sawyer WUllam, BUllnglny, SeUocd
Smith, Stephenson ft Vers, FsrSeTeronoe
woHcs, Oeetborpe road ft Old Dock;
office. Flower street. Great Grimsby
Spight John Wllllaai, ft Co. Victoria iron
works, Brigg. See sdrertlsement
Stevenson Charles Todey, SUrbeck, Boston
Taylor George, U Town Hall St. Ot. Grimsby
Turner James, 8 Cbeiiaargate, Looth .
Tuxford ft Sons, 21 Market idace, Boston
Wade Thomas, Bast St. Wlnterton, Doncaster
Whlton Wm. Martin, Old BaIingbroka,Bnilsby
WiUmott Herbert, Fish Dook rd. Ot. erimsby
Younger Robert, Corby, Grantham
Bngrineers— Sanitary,
Duckeiing (%arles. Waterside north ft Rose-
mary Isoe, Llnool n. See advertisement
0Bmbw8.0«mperts ;o)noe,OnUdhall,Orapthm
BNOBATBBS.
Berwick Joseph Smith, 48 High at. Barton
Liveisldge Chns. Fk.29 Marked St. Galnaboro'
FiokeringiR.l<>Broadgate,Lincoln. Seeadvrt
Ruddock John Wm. 333 High st. Linooln
Sewell Thomas Edward, North St. Bourn
BNQUIBT AGBNTS.
See Agents — Enquiry.
ESTATB AQENTS.
See Agents — Land, House ft Estate.
ESTATB OEFICES— FBIVATB.
Burghley Estate Office (Charles Thorpe, land
agent; Henry Sumoer, clerk), SI fit.
Martin's, High street, Stamford
Earl of Scatbrou^ (Henry Vivian Tippet,
agent), Roman bank, Skegness
Tindls Charles, Scawbysnun-Bturton, Bilgg
FAKOVTaKPOSTTOBIES.
■See also Berlin Wool Repositories.
AkrlUiRnddock ft Keyworth, Silver st. Lincoln-
Almonds Mrs. Ellen, High strest, Skogness .
iMltOn Joht,"ra Wiawby iireet, Brigg .
Atkinson Oeorge ft Thomas, 204 Clesthorpe
road, 'Great Qrimabj-
Boildom Jomea, 128 ^tgate, Louth
Bomtord Mrs. Annie, 2 St. Paul's sLStamtrd
Barlow Benjamin, 3 ^rer Ft. Oainsborough
Barratt Henr}-, Chnrch street, Oainsborough
Barwick Mrs. Charlotte H.27 West st. Boston
Beales Oeorge, Z Kew rood, Spalding
Blnna Mrp. Mary Ann, MO Mctoria street
noHh, Great Orlmsby
Birkbeck Alexander, 30 Cauwlot hL Linooln
Blakey JShn, 2S Oulldhall street, Lincoln
Bottomley Thomas, 48 SincU street ft 33
Newmarket, Linooln
BoxBll Mrs. Emma, 9 Monk's road, Lincoln
Brown Wlh, jnn. High st. Barton^m-Humber
Buffhom Mr8.E.St.Edm«nd'B,SUver st.Lincln
Button Misses A. ft B. T Silver st. Lincoln
Caraplin Mia. Adelisa, 12 High at. Grantham
Chapman Misses, 96 Victoria street west,
Oteat Grimsby
Clark Mrs: Jane, Alexandra raad.Cleethornes,
Great Orlmsby
Clark Thomas, High street, Caistor
Clarke William, Market pi. Crowle, Doncastr
Clifton Jas. Stredder,Church St. Market Dpng
Cooling Mrs. Ellzb. 4J! Lumley rd. Skegaees
Crane Mrs. £lIzh.Hlgh st.Barton<in-Hnmber
Crofte Miss Alice, S2 Sootgate, Stamford
Dalingwater Mrs. Eliza, i Market pi. Lonth
Dickinson Edward, 4 High street, Grantham
Dlnnls Charles, Mablethorpe St.iMary, Alford
Dlnnis.Mrs. Charles, Market place, Alford
Drewry Arth.Gllbaake, Lumley rd. Skc«nesa
Dhhkley Miss Clara Ann, High st. Wamdeet
All Saints B.S.0
EdenWm.Jabez,4VlctorIast.west,Qt.Grmsby
Ely Misses Mary Emma ft Lizzie Aim, 209
Cleethorpe rood. Great Grimsby
Evison Joseph, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Fox Jas. Sea View st.CIeethorpes, OLOrmsby
F^eeAlan Reuben, 8 Station street, Spalding
Ooltmon Mark, 7 High street, Stamford
Oralnger John, Fleetgate,BarWn-ou-Hamber
Green Edward, Winthorpe, Bkeguess
Harness Tobias, Walnfleet .Ul Saints R.S.0
Beat Miss Eleanor, High street, Holbeach
Houghton H. Highet.Cleethorpes,Qt.Onnahy
Howell Nestor, 46 Lumley road, Skegness
Jackson ft Parker, 19 Mairket place, Loiith
JohnsanBtephen,192CIeeaiorpe nl-OtOrmsby
Letheren Wm.Bank UdgaSSHIgh st.Oranthm
Lewtngton Wm. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Lidgett Jas. llOVIctoria st. west Gt. Grimsby
Ulbum William Hy. 3 Bailgate, Lhiooln
Morris Misses Jane ft Maria, 23 Old Market
place. Great Grimsby
Mosley Mrs. Maria,3 Sea ViewatCleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
ITeal WiUlam, 2 Station street, Spalding
Parker George, Market place, Caistor
Peet Mrs. Jane, 46 Wrawby street, Brigg
Pike Mrs. B. 7 West street, Homcastle
Pratt Miss Mary Ellzh. ISHaU pi. Spalding
Priest Joseph, 1 London rood, Grantham
Procter Henry Ralthby. 13 Bridge st. Boston
Batcllffe Mrs. Anna, 6 Bed Lion st. Stamford
Bedsbaw Mra. Elizabeth, North street. Bourn
Blchardaon Charlea, 23 Mercer row, Louiii
BImmington John, High street, SpUsby
Boberta Mro. John, Uarket street, Sleatord
BobUoon Mn. William, Market pi. Brigg
Roe John, High street, Skegness
Rogers Mn. William, Cl High st. Stamford
Rope Miss C.S.1S7 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Sampson Robert, 2 ft 3 Market place, Slea*
ford. See advertisement
Scoffin William, West street, Alford
Sharp Mra. Sarah Ann, 4 Emery la. Boston
Shaw Frederick William, Silver at. Lincoln
Sleight James William, Market place, Loutli
Smetham Mrs. Ellen, High street, Homcastle
Smith Stephen, High street, Skegness
Sneatli WUllam, 9 High street, Stomtord
Thorpe Mrs. Hannah, 412 High stLlncoln
Walte Miss Mary Eleanor, High st. Skeguesa
Wokelln George, Market place, Alford
Wells GUbert, IS Bollgate, Lincoln
Welton John ft Bon, 28 Silver stree', Linooln
Welton George, 342 High street, Lincoln
Whipple George,I4 ft lA Watergate.Qrantham
WinfreyMrs.S. Market pLLongSutton.Wisbch
Wright Mn. 26 Bridge street, Horncustle
PABKBB8 et FABK BAILIFFS.
Farmem.
Abbott Anthony, Klrkby, Market Rasen
Abbott John, Balchtord, Homcastle
Abbott Thomas, Belcbfoid, Herncastie
Abbott Thea. Looiegate rd.Manltan,Spalding
Abbott WOiloBi, Kiikby.on-Bain, HeOKaatle
Abel WUllam, BUUagborough. FalMngham
Abraliam AUnd, Bowtlio, Oteat Gtlmaby
Ataaham AUnd, ThantoB Guttbr Uloeby
Digitized by VjUUV IVC
780 FAR
FAKXKIW— con tinned.
Abnham ETentt, Bametby-le-Wold K.S.0
Abraham Henry. Aunsby, Sleaford
Abraham Jn. 0tb7ho.Waleaby,Market Roaen
Abraham 8. Toft ho. Walnfleet St.Mary B.S.0
Abraliam WiUUin, Croxby, Caiitor
Abrahams Wm. Park, Weetwood stde,Bawtry
Aby Edvard, Thornton Cnrtto, Uloeliy
Aby Mrs. Mary & Joeepb, Cadney, Brlgg
Achnrch Hy.Bngine bank, Monlton, Spalding
Achnrch J.Dee|3ngSt. James, Market Deeping
Acrill WiUiam, rillingham, Lincoln
Adams Mn. Ann, Craise Lound, Bawtry
Adams George, Bpworth, Doncaster
Adams Isaac Crowtber, Btow park, Lincohi
Adams John, Collow grange, Wragby
Adams Lnther, Thorpe-le-Vale, Lndford,
Market Raacn
Adcock Charier, Corby, Grantham
Adcock Frederick, Marston, Grantham
Adcock Henry, Sutton-in-the-Manh. Alford
.\dcock Jonathan, Woodhall Bpa, Homcaitle
Adcock Josiah, South Witham, Grantluun
Adcock William, IjiDgbterton, Newark
Adcock William D. Wainfleet St Mary R.6.0
AddiianIiiwrenoeGilbert,8outhKyme, Sleabd
Addison Matthew. Biby, Great Grimsby
Addison Robert, Komthorpe, Alford
Addison Bohert, BtoUingboroogh, Uloeby
Addison Thoe. The Orange, Reveeby, Boston
Addleaee Robert, Minting. Homcastle
Addy MyhiUBoaghton,Towngt.Mrkt.DeepiQg
.\dlaid Thomas, bkldbrook. Great Grimsby
Adlard Charles, SaltfleetbySt.Clement«,Louth
Adlard Thos.Weldan, Skidbrook, GtOrimsby
Ailsby Jolin, Mumby, Alford
Ailst^ John, Stmbby, Alford
Ainswortli William, Elsey, Mumby, Alford
Alrey John, Wildsworth, Oninsborough
AiryHarsley,Cotelion«ea,OwstonFerry,Ba»-try
Altken ThomBa,Deep(ng St.KidioIos, Spalding
Alcock Jonathan, Huttoft, Alford
Alcock Joseph, Branston, Lincoln
Alcock Samuel, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Aldam George, Epworth, Doncaster
Aldam George, jun. Bpworth, Doncaster
Aldom Jonathan, South Owersby,Mrkt.Rasen
Alder Fredk. John, Worlaby house, Louth
Alderman Jas. West st. Crowland, Feterboro'
Aldwinckle Yeoman John,Somerby,Giantham
Alford David, Friskney, Boston
Alford John Henry, Skendleby Holmes,
Skendlebr, Spllsby
Alford Stephen, Friskney, Boston
Allngton C. Agentine, Swinhope, Gt.Grimsby
Aliwal John, Barthorp, Swlneshefld, Spalding
Allan Joseph, Wigtoft, Spalding
Alhinby George, Wainfleet All Saints R.&0
Alltx»nea Joseph, Boston west, Boston
AUboncs WUliara, Wragby
Alcock John, Wnodhall, Homcastle
Allen O. A W. Fork, Westwood side, Bawtry
Allen Anthony. Haxey, Bawtry
Allen Charles, River side, Pinchbeck,Spalding
Allen Edward, Wythes lone, Fiahtoft, Boston
Allen Edward G. Metheringluun, Lincoln
Allen 6. Bank, Sotton-St-Edmunds, Wisbech
Allen George, Friskney, Boston
Allen George, Seadykc, Kirton, Boston
Allen Henry, Fen, Gosbaton, Spalding
Allen Henry James, Fishtoft, Boston
Allen John, Frithville, Sibeey
Allen John, Gedney hiU, Whibech
Allen John, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Allen Jolin, Quodring, Spalding
Allen John, Sklrbeck, Boston
Allen Joseph, Rectory tarm,Broughton,6rigg
Allen Martin R.Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Allen B. Broorasons. Westwood Side, Bawtry
Allen Tliomas, Horsegate, Deeping St. Jamea,
Market Deeping
Allen Thomas, Wyberton, Bo«ton
Allen V. I. Glen villa, Surfleet, Spalding
Allen W. Bank, Button St Edmunds, Wisbech
Allen William, Saxilby, Lincoln
Allen WUIiam, Weston, Spalding
Allen William Charles, Sleaford
Allen William Henry, Bracebridge, Lincoln
AUenby William lilcliordson.Greenfld. Alford
A11enbyWm.Jilcliardson,Sth.Thoreaby,Alford
Allcwell Blchard, Sklrbeck, Boston
Allis William & Robert, Wragby
Allis John, Bond, Wragby
Allis Joseph, Midville, Boston
Allison Abraham, Barrow-on-Humber
Allison Charles, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Allison Charles, North Killingholme, Ulceby
Allison Charle8,Scotter,Kirton Undsey R.&0
Allison H.Broadgt.Sntton St. James, Wisbech
AllisonJ.W.Broad|it.Sntton 8t.James,Wisbch
Alliss Mrs. Mary, Beaby, Alford
Allitt George, Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.B.0
AUwell Thoa. Kirton Holme, Kirton, Boston
Allwood Bohert, Lndford, Market Rasen
Almond Fivderick, Folnton, Falkingham
Altflft John, Yaddlethnrpe, Brlgg
Alvey Thomas, Broxholme, Lincoln
Amory Joseph, Hordwick, Ooinsboroogh
Ancient George, Bilshy, Alford
Anderson Abraham, Huttoft, Alford
^JidersoD C. West Aarldge,Bartan-«n-Bamber
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Anderson Charlea, Epworth, Doncaater
Anderson O. High st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Anderson John, High st. Barton^on-Humber
Anderson John, Epworth, Doncaater
AndersonJn.jnn. Chapel farm,Brtn.-on-Hmbr
Anderson R.Waddiiigiim.KirtonLlndsey B.S.0
Andervon Samuel, Anderby, Alford
Andrew Charles, North Fen, Bourn
Andrew Edwd. Grubb hi. Fiskerton, Lincoln
Andrew James Cnnnlngton, Fleet, Holbeach
Andrew John, Deeping St Nicholas, Fade
Hole, Spalding
Andrew John. Ounby, Oiontham
Andrew John, 6 Henrietta street Spalding
Andrew John, Hunlittitone, Great Grimsby
Andrew John, Somertiy, Grantham
Andrew Joseph, Butterwick, Boston
Andrew Wlllsy,Sonth 8omerootea,Gt.Gmisby
Andrew Wm. The Grange, Anwick, Sleaford
Andrew William, Bordney, Lincoln
Andrew WUliom, Biiegate, Spaldbig
Andrews Alfred, Swaton, Falkingliun
Andrews EUsho, Bkidbrook, Great Oiimsby
Andrews John, Brant BroughtoD, Newark
Andrew's G. Uttle Cortingham,Galnsbotough
Andrews Jolm, Qedney S.0
Andrews Thomoa, Wiawby, Brigg
Andrews Thos.Hew*an,aayton-le-Manh,AUd
Andrem William, Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Anuingaon Joaeph, Tlirunscoe, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Anningson Stampo*, Bradley, Great Grimsby
Anningson S.Oreenland,Waltham,OtGrmsby
Annls Robert Whaplope, Spalding
Ansell Henry Miohaiel, Manthorpe, Bourn
Anthony Hewson, Nmth Thoresby, Louth
Anyan C. Springthorpe, Stnrgate, Oalnaboro'
Anyan George, Braoeby, Falldngham
Anyan James, Gate Burton, Qalnsborongh
Anyan Jn. Sands, 8cottar,KirtonLlndseyR.aO
Anyan Joseph^ Springthorpe, Gainsborough
Anyan Thomaa, Hea^am, Gainsborough
Anyan WilUam, Lea, Oainsborongh
Appleby George. North Cookerlnifton, Louth
ApplebyJ.aiebetrm.SUi.Cockerington,Louth
Appleby Thomas, Soltlleetby St Peter, Louth
Appleton Fredericic, Scothem, Lincoln
Apideton Jn. The Lodge, Nettleham, Lincoln
AppletonJohnW.MorehuidB,Branston,Llncoln
ApplewhiteO.&F.Marlboro',Anbouni,Lino01n
Appleyard Jsph. South Killingholme, Ulceby
Appleyard Thomaa,TattanhallThorpe,Baatan
Arch Frederick, (jnadring, Spalding
Arch Joseph, 41 Cowblt road, Spalding
Archer Herbert,Cuckoo la. PinohbedtSpoldng
Arden JameB,Kexby la.Knaith,Oaln8tiorongh
Aiden J. Chapelgate, Sutton St James, Wisboh
Arden William, SkaUlngthorpe, Uncoln
Armstrong Benjamin, Birthorpe, Falkingham
Armstrong C. Fenbonsea, Bwinashd. Spalding
ArmstRmg John, Chapelgate, Sutton St
James, Wisbech
Armstrong Samuel, Legsby, Market Basen
Armstrong Tliomas Jsph. Weston, Spalding
Armstrong WllUam, Algatkirk Fen, Boston
Armstrong Wm. A. East BntterwIcli,Doncastr
Amall Alfred, Leake. Boston
Amall James Henry, Bamack hall, Bnrgb-
iu-the-Marsh B.S.0
Arnold John M. Chapelgate, Gedney S.0
Arnold Thomas, Westborough, Grantham
Arnold George, jun. Claypole, Newark
Ash John, Gedney HiU, Wisbech
Ash Richard, Dyke, Bourn
Ash WUliom, Dyke, Bourn
Ashby C. St Catherine's, Whaplode, Spalding
Ashby J.T.StCathetlne's, Whaplode.Spalding
Ashby Wm.Comnion,Crowland, Peterborough
Ashby WillUm, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Ashforth John, Pilhom Oarr, Gainsborough
Ashley Gea Eandyke, Quadring, Spalding
Ashley Robert Washway, Holbeach
Ashlin Spencer Henry Cook, Sandtoft grove,
Belton, Doncaster
Ashroell Thomas, Epworth. Doncaster
Ashton Edward, Marelunn la, Tumby, Boston
Ashton Edward, Bectory farm,Donlngton-on-
Bain, Louth
Ashton James, Weston, Spalding
Ashton John, Grimsby rood, Louth
Ashton Joseph, Grimoldby. Louth
Ashton Joaeph, jun. Grimoldby, Louth
Ashton Thomas Mason, Asterby, Homcastle
Burgh-le-Maiah ; Thorpe, Walnfleet ;
Kirkby-on-Bain & Tatterahall
Ashwell Michael 8. Barrowhy, Grantham
Afiliwell Wm. Northorpe,Donington,8p«lding
Ariiworth Wm. Bcotter, Kirton Llndsey B.S.0
Askom John (exors.of), Garthorpe, Goole
Askew John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Asling John, Sibeey, Boston
Aspin H. Anton's gowt, LongriviUe, Boston
Aspland David Curtis, Woodlionse, Holbeocli
Asplond Henry, Kirton end, Boston
Aspland Joshua, jun, Kirton Holme, Boston
Aspland Blchard, Frithville, Sibeey
Aspland Robert West Fen allotment, Boston
Asthorpe Georm, SUdbtook, Great Grimsby
AtMn Benjamin, Oowlrit Spalding
AtMn Edwin, Friskney, Boston
AtUn George, Aptoy, Wragby
[kflly's
Atldn Geo. Common, Crowland, Feterboro'
AtUn Geo. Hy. West Pinchbeck. Spalding
Atkin John, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Atkln John, Skidbrook, Great Grimsby
Atkin Jn.Wm.The Gipples,Syston,Orantham
AtUn Joaeph, Bennington. Boston
AtMn Biohard, Withem, Alford
Atkin Tom, Cowblt Spslding
Atldn Tom, Moulton, Spalding
AtUn William, Fosdyke, Spalding
Atkin Wm.Glebe trm. Woddingtou hth.LinclB
Atkin William, Swinesbead. ^Hiding
AtUn William, Whaplode, Spalding
Atkins (ieorge. Mill lane. South Bomercotes,
Great Grimsby
AtUnson Jsph. & Jss. Folnton, Falldngbam
Atkinson Abrahsm,8ea end,Mo<ilton,Bpsldiig
Atkinson Abraham, SksUingtliorpe, Unooln
Atkinson Alfd. Roxton, TTWTninghntn, Ulceby
Atkinson Charles, Fishtott Boston
Atkinson Cornelius, iJMsel^, Gt Grimsby
AtUnson Geo. Sootter, Kirton Llndsey B.S.O
Atkinson Harrop, Timberland, Homcastle
Atkinson Harrup, Langton St. Andrew's,
Homcastle
iltklnson Hy. Corbett D'Eresby ha Spilsby
Atkinson Holland, Orby, Borgh-in-the
Marsh R.S.0
Atkinson James, Fleet, Holbeach
Atkinson James, Soltfleetby St Petera,Lonth
Atkinson Jn. Coistor rd. Barton.on-Humber
AtUnson John, Strubby, Alford
AtUnson John, Sturton, Scawby, Brigg
Atkinson John, Moor, Coistor
AtkinsonJn. Wisbech rd.Long Sutton,Wisbcl>
Atkinson John, jun. Drove end, Wisbech
Atkinson Joecph, Rippin^e, Bourn
Atkinson Joseph, Woltham, Gt Grimsby
AtUnson Joseph, jun. Rlppingale, Bourn
Atkinson Josh. Wm. Scartlio, Gt Grimsby
Atkinson U. Orby.Burgh-io-the-Marsh R.S.0
Atkinson Rolxrt. Wcstborouirh, Grantham
Atkinson Thos. Carhousea, Belton, Doncaater
AtUnson Thomns, Cowblt farm, Wtst Pinch-
beck, Spalding
AtUnson The*. FiUingham & Turpin.Linooln
Atkinson Thos. North Kehiey station. Brin;
Atkinson Thos. Postland,Crowland,PeterbOTO'
AtUnson Thomas, Tetney lock, Gt Grimsby
AtUnson Thos. Corbett Rlppingale, Bourn
AtUnson Wm. Common, Moulton, Spalding
Atkinson William, Crowle, Doncaster
Atkinson William, Elshom, Brigg
AtUnson William, Hamond Beck bonk,
Surfleet Spalding
Atkinson Wm. (tmstees of), Leake, Boston
Atkinson WUIiam, Monby, Louth
Atkinson William, Newton-on-Trent Newark
AtUnson WiUiam, Risegate, Spalding
Atkinson WiUiam, Scartho, Gt Grimsby
AtUnson WUliom, Suitterby, Khrton Lindaey
R.ao
AtUnson WUIiam John, Weston, Spalding
AtUnson Wm. Bamett Risegote, Spalding
AtUnson Wm. W. The HaU, Grainthorpe,
Great Grimsby
Atkinson Wilson, Monlton, Spalding
AtUnson WUson, North Scarle, Newark
Ato Thomas, Horbting, FalUngham
Atter Mm. Ellinbcth, Toft Bonm
Auckland Jwi.(exor8. of),FeD,Martin,LinoolD
Auckland Mrs. .\nn, Branston. Lincoln
AncUand Mrs. Mary, Martin, Lincoln
Auklond Hind, Morton, Oainsborongh
Austin Walter, Longtou cottag«, 8[dlsby
Avery William, Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Avery Wm. Swallowfield. Welby, Grantham
Aysoough Thomaa. Manby, Louth
.A.yscough Thos. WUson, Lndborongb, Loatli
Bacon Henry <t Samuel, Rippingale, Bonm
Bacon Jeremiah, jun. Rippingale, Bourn
Bacon John Thomas, Bulby, Iraliom, Bonm
Bacon Jonathan, Swlnesheod, Spalding
Bacon Tom. Little Corringham, Gainsboro*
Bacon WUIiam, Moor, Caistor
Bacon WUIiam, Moulton Chopel, Spalding
Bacon William, Rippingale, Bonm
Bocnn WilUam, sen. Grainsby, Gt. Gfiinaby
Badley Charles, West Theddlcthorpe, Alford
BadleyMrs.Elixh.Ixiw Fields, Bracebdg. Linda
Badley John, Wtst Theddlethorpe, Alford
Baggaley Bobert & Jesse, Sotby, Wragby
Baggoley Jos. Long Bennington, Grontham
Baggaley John Wood, WIckenby, Wrafitby
Baggaley Thm. Long Bennintrton. Grantiiam
Bagley Thomas, East Kirkby. Spilsby
Bagley Thomas Kirk, Ludborough, Lontb
Bailey Daniel, Little London, Spalding
Bailey Frederick, Fen. Martin, LincolB
Bailey Henry, Hogsgate, Moulton, SpaMUiifr
Bailey Henry Cole, Cole house, GUbertg«te,
Tydd St Mary, Wisbech
Bailey John, Cold Hanworth, Lincoln
BoUey John, FrithvlUc, Sibsey
Bailey John, Hogsgate, Monlton, Spalding
BoOey John, New Bolingbroke, Boston
BoUey Joseph, Fen, Helpringhom, Siraford
BolIeyWm. Joseph, Holbeach hum, Rotbearfa
Bailey Joseph Wilson, North Krme. Sleairord
Bailey Mark. North Kyme, Sleaford
Bailey Tliomas, Brant Bronghton, Newwrk
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
TRADES DIHECTORY.]
StOey Thomaa, laujirhtertoo, Nevark
BaUey Thomas, UUlbniik, Fleet, Holbeoch
Bailey William, Barringtongate, H<dbeach
Bailey WiUUm, Holbeach linrn, Holbeach
Bailey William, Whaplode Drore, Peterboro'
Bally Edward, Eirthorpe, Falklngham
Balnbridge Isaac S. South ElkingtOD, Louth
Balubri'lge William, Scarby, Cniitor
Baines Cbarle>, Fnlbeck, QraDtham
Balnea John, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Bainton John, Meflslngtiam, Kirton Lindsey
R.S.0
Bainton Joseph, Frodlngham, Doncaster
Bainton Bobert, East Ferry, Owaton, Bawtry
Bainton Thos. East Ferry, Owston, Bawtry
Baker Charlee, Stickney. Boston
Baker Un. Elizabeth, Ot. Steeping, Bpilsby
Baker Qeorge, Fen, Blllinghay, Sleabnd
Baker George, Middle Bssen, Market Bosen
Baker George, Stickney, Boston
Baker Henry, Freiston, Boston
Baker Mrs. Jas. Deeping St. James, Market
Deeping
Baker James, Haoconb3% Bonm
Baker John, Thorpe St. Peter, WalnSeet
AU Saints B.S.0
Baker Joeeph P. Morton, Boom
Baker Robert, Sntton-in-the-Manh, Alford
Baker Thomas, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Baker Thomas, Osbonmby, Falkingham
Balderson James, Little Steeping, Spilsby
Baldetson T. Wm.Btandgate, Wrangle, Boston
Balderson Mrs. Wm.Roltcn Hol^iite,Si>llsby
Balderstou WUliam, Willonghby, Alford
Baldock John, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Baldock John, Tetney Lock, Ot. Grimsby
Baldwlck Samuel, Kirton Fen, Boston
Baldwick William, North Kvme, Sleaford
Baldwlck William, Sonth Kyme. Sleaford
Baldwin Bobt Wytliam-on-the-Hill, Bonm
Bate John, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Ball Thomas Olarke, Tetford, Homcastle
Bambridge Mn.Sai8h, Martin. Gainsborough
Bamford William, Bdllnt^ton, Horncastle
Bancroft George, Anderby, Alford
Bancroft Jesse Willown, The Hall. South
Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Bancroft John, High Toynton, Homcastle
Banks Alex. B. Cranwell hall, Sleaford
Banks Mrs. Ann, Holbeach road, Spalding
Banks Bartholonievr, Dyke, Oedney S.0
Banks Charles, Holbeach hum, Holbeach
Banks John Bobert, Cnmbervrorth. Alford
Banks William, Cumlierworth, Alford
Banks Wm. Deeplni; St. Nicholas, Spalding
Barber Arthur, Keal Coates, WestKeiil,SpiIsby
Barber Charles, Fishtoft, Boston
Barber Charles, StickfonI, Boston
Barber Henry, >1ghtoft, Boston
Barber Jn. Anton's govt, LangriTille, Boston
Barber John, Freiston, Boston
Barber John, Keal bank, West Keal, Spilsby
Barber Joseph, sen. Falkingham road
BaUngbora', Falkingham
Barber Joseph, Fen, Svraton, Falkingham
BarberSI.NorthWitbam,Colsterwarth,amthm
Barber William, Baselngham, Newark
Barber William, Monlton Chapel, Spaliling
Barber WiUiam, Wyrille, Grantham
Bardaley Henry Allen, 'Little Hale, Sleaford
Bark Bobert, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Barker Benjamin, Grlrastliorpe, Bourn
Barker Edward, Heighlngton. Linooln
Barker Edward, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Barker Francis, Marsh, Surfieet, Spalding
Barker Francis, North Fen, Bonm
Borker Francis, Swinstcail, Bourn
Barker George, Orasby, Coistor
Barker Henry, Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Barker James, Great Carlton, Louth
Barker Jn. Orky, Burgh-iu-the-Marah B.S.Q
Barker J8ph.Orby,Burgh-in-tbe-Mar8h B.S.0
Barker Loatber, C^thorpe, Bellean, Alford
Barker Bobert, UfBngton fen, Deeping St
Kioholaa, Spalding
Barker Thomas, Huttoft, Alford
Barker William, Bntoft, Burgh
Barker WilUaro, North Fen, Bonm
Barker William Sisalons, Cabonm, Calstor
Barks Rffliard,aarrick, UecMngton, Sleaford
3arley John, Yaddletliorpe, Bilgg
Barlow John, Honingt<m, Horocaatle
Barnard Benjamin, Fen, Hacoonby, Bonm
Barnard John, Bpwortb, Doncaster
Barnard Joseph, Bcawby^cam-Storton, Brlgg
Bamaid Blcfaard, Blsegate, Spalding
Barnard William, Bpworth, Doncaster
Barnard WiUlam, Measingham, Kirton Lind-
sey B.S.0
Borne* Mr&Sophla& Jn. Fen, Lit. Hale, Sleafrd
Barnes Arthnr Dorwells, Boothbr, Linooln
Barnes Henry, Cajthorpe, Orantaam
Brumes Henry, Harmston, Linooln
Barnes John, Wellingore, Grantham
Cames Joseph, Algarklrk Fen, Boston
Barnes Joeeph, H^pringham, Sleaford
Barnes Joeeph, Silk Wllloughby, Sleaford
Barnes Biduud, Harmston, Linooln
Barnes Samuel, Ewerby, Sleaford
Bomes Mrs. Sophia,BridKe End rd.Gtantham
Boroes Williams, Sutterton Fen, Boston
LINC0LN8HIBE.
Bomet John The mas, Kirton, Boston
Baraett Benjamin, Laughton, Oalnsborongh
Bamlngham Tho^ Weat Butterwlck,Doncstr
Bamsdale James, Donington, Spalding
Bomadale Mrs. Elizh. Sutterton, Spalding
Bamsdale Lancelot, Claypolo, Newark
Bamsdale Hiohnrd, Donington, Spalding
Bamsdale William, Donington, Spalding
Barrand Joseph, Gautby, Homcastle
Banand Matthew, Navenby, Grantham
Barrand Bobert, Cold Hanworth, Lincoln
Barrand Thomas, Kelby, Grantham
Barrand Walker, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Barrand Walker, Tlmbwland, Lincoln
BarrandW.eon.Tlne stBlllingboro'Falkinghm
Banatt Oeorge,Maaawood, Crowle, Doncaster
Borratt George William, Carlby. Stamford
Barratt Henry. East Stockwith, Galnsboro'
Borratt James, Sutterton Fen, Boston
Borratt Jonathan, Heaphom. Gainsborough
Barratt S.H.Wmingham-by-Stow, Galnsboro'
Barratt Thomas, Orange, Roxby, Doncaster
Barratt Tliomas, Wlntolngham, Doncaster
Barrett Emanuel, Bracebrldge, Lincoln
Barrett John, The Common, Spalding
Barron A. Deeping St. James,Market Deeping
Barron David, Healing, Ulceby
Borrow Richard, Thnrlby, Bonm
BarrowcllS William, Westwood side, Bawtry
Barsby John, PeUuuns Land, Boston
Barsby Joseph, Pelhoms Land, Boston
Bartholomew F.Longton-by-Wragby,Wragby
Bartholomew Francis, Waddlngton lith.Lincln
Bartholomew George, Whisby, Lincoln
Bartholomew John, Manor farm. North
Hykeham, Lincoln
Bartholomew William, Bassingham, Newark
Bartholomew Wm.East Theddleth<npe,Loath
Barthorpe George, Heaphom, OainsDwongh
Barton Mrs. Ann, Fotherby, Louth
Barton Cecil, Bicker, Spalding
Barton Q. East Graby, Bowsby, Falkingham
Barton George, G'cbe farm, Fnlstow, Louth
Barton G.West Graby, Aslackby,Falklttgham
Barton James, Glebe tann,Le7boume, Louth
Barton James Wm. Cammeringham, Lincoln
Barton John,6tmgs' hlU, Sutterton, Spalding
Barton Joseph, Croesea, Long Sutton, wisbch
Barton Joseph John, Barff house, Methedng-
ham, Blonkney B.0
Barton Joseph John, Cammeringham, Linooln
Barton Mrs. Mary, Kirkby, Market Itasen
Barton Richard, Fulstow, Louth
Borwell Thomas, The Common, Spalding
Baskoby Robert, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Basker John, Fen houses, Swineshead.Spldng
Bosker John, Sonstliorpe, Spilsby
Boss F.Brickyard nLTydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Bass John Fredk. (exors. of), Holbeach Mrsh
Bossindale T.Chnrchtown, Belton, Doncaster
Bnstln Mrs. R.Lang8daleril.Hannstn.Llncln
Bateman Oeorgn Hy. Bmadgate, Gedney 8.0
Bateman James, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Bateman Joseph, Reepham, Lincoln
Bateman Thos. East Ferry, Owston, Bawtry
Bateman Thos.(exora. of), Snelland, Wragby
Bates Alfred, Long hedges. Boston
Bates Henry, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Bates J. near Kirton end, Frampton, Boston
Bates John, Osboumby, Folldnghom
Bates Joseph, Sands, Kirton Undaey R.S.0
Bates Matthew, Dowsby, FalUngham
Bates Noah, Halmer gnnge, Spalding
Bates Bobert, Clint ho. Navenby, Grantham
Bates Robert, Frieston, Caythorpe,Orantliam
Bates William, Deeping common. Deeping St.
Jamea, Market Deeping
Batterham George, Hant£arpe, Boum
Batterham Robert, Cbllders drove, Spalding
Batterham Thomas C. Morton, Bourn
Batterham William, Cowblt, Spalding
Battle Sc Bales,Stainfleld, Wragby, Lincoln
Battle John R. Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
Batty Brunyee, North end, CrowlcDoncaster
Batty Charles,Park,Weatwoodslde, Bawtry
Batty Mn. Hannah, Epworth, Doncaster
Batty John, Amcotts, Doncaster
Batty J.W. Derrythorpe, A]thorpe,Doncaster
Baumber John, Frithville, Sibeey
BaumberJ.E. Willonghby ho.Hundlby.Splaby
Baumber Ner, Sandholme, Frampton, Boston
Bavin Mrs. Mary, Dales, Blonkney 8.0
Bavin Mrs. T. Tanvots, Metheringhm. Undn
Bavin Thomas, Fen, Blonkney S.0
Bavin T.Waddin^uun, Eirton Lindsey B.S.0
Baxter Alfred, Tttney, Oreat Orlmsby
Baxter Charles, Aswordby, Spilsby
Baxter James, East Tbeddlethorpe, Louth
Baiter John William, Tetney, Gt. Grimsby
Baxter Joseph, East Tbeddlethorpe, Louth
Baxter Joseph, Foston, Grantham
Baxter Joshua,Eaadyke, Qnadring, Spalding
Boxter Richard, Bicker, Spalding
Boxter R. Croft, WolnSeet All Saints B.S.0
Baxter Thomas, Newboll, Btalnton-by-Lang.
worth, Lincoln
Baxter Tbomoa, Stnrton, Linooln
Baxter WiUiam, Frlskney, Boston
Baxter William, Taddlethorpe, Brlgg
Bayles John, Rectory farm, Canwlck, Linooln
BaylesWm.arange-de-Llngs,Bisetu>lme,Lncln
FAR 78 1
Bayley Charles, Long Bennington, Grantluun
Boyston Charles, Feet, Holbeach
Bayston Daniel, Fleet, Holbeach
Beocham Mark.Fen hos. Swlnediead,Sp9lding
Beocock Jsph. Holmes, Winterton, Doncaster
Beolby Mrs. Fanny. Cheal, Spalding
Bealby Mrs. Frances Ann, Surtieet, Spalding
Bean Mrs. Elizabeth, Swinderby. Lincoln
Bean Frederick, Busllngthorps, MarketBnsen
Bean Jonathan, jun. Keadby. Donoiut^r
Bean Samuel, Primrose hill, Wmgby
Beosley James, North st.Crowla»d, Peterboro*
Beaumont Brothers, Park Springs, Galnsboro*
Beaumont Ben;'amln,HcmswelI, Kirton Lind-
sey R.S.0
Beaumont William, Hemswell, Kirton Ltnl-
sey R.S.0
Beaumont William. 31 Lea rood, Galnsboro'
Beckett Charles, Pickworth, Falkingiumi
Bee John, Addletborpe, Burgh R.S.0
Bee John, Liasington, Wragby
Bee John, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Bee Preston, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Beebe Thomas S. Threek!ngham,Falklngham
Beeby John, Mumby, Alford
Beechom Qeorge, West end,Franiptan, Boston
Beecham John, West end, Fraimpton, Boston
BeeofaamJ.C.Dogdyke station, Ooningshy.Bsta
Beecham Joseph. Wellingore, Uruntimm
Beechom Joseph, WIlkHby, Boston
Beecham Thomas, Coningsby, Boston
Beecham W.Howtlmrn hlll,Coijininibr.Boeton
Beecraft William, CT Winsover rd. Spalding
Beecroft Clios. Woodliouse,Be:ton, Doncaster
Beecroft Joseph, Castle Bytham. Starafonl
Beedhom Thomas, Barrnw-nn-Hnmber, HoU
Beeken Wm. North st. Crowland, Peterboro'
Beeeon Bennett, Little Ponton, Grantham
Beeston David, Weston, Spalding
Beeston William, Weston, Simldtng
Beloham Isaac, Pickworth, Falkingham
Eelk Vincent, Westwood side, Bawtry
Bell William Si Bicharl, Anbnum, Lincoln
Bell Abmham, Brotoft, Burgh
Bell Benjamin, Woodliall, Homcastle
Bell Chorlee, Ooyton-le-Marsb, Alford
Bell Cliorles, Great Carlton, Lonth
Bell Charles, BcomMesby Thorpe, Homcastle
Bell George, East Thorldtethorpo, Louth
Bell George, Goxhill, Hull
Bell O. MUl hill, Bcotter, Kirton LindaeyR.aO
Bell Jabez, Croft, Wainfleet All Saints B.S.0
BeU John, Hatton, Wragby
Bell John, jun. Mumby, Alford
Bell Jo8eph,'rMoor, Thiniblebv, Horncofttle
Bell Mrs. Mtldred.Sontli Killlugholme.Ulceby
Bell Robert, Ingham, Lincoln
Boll Robert Henry,Hanby cot.Ranby.Wragl'y
Bell Samuel, Kirton, Boston
Bell Thomas, Donington, Spalding
Bell Wm. Field ho. North Ilykehom, Lincoln
Bell Williom, Gayton-le-Vo -sh, Alford
Bell William, Goxhill, Hull
Bell Wm. Melton Boss, Bometby R.S.0
Bell William, Mumby, Alford
Bellairs Albert,Nene vil.Crowland.Peterboro'
BellairsW.Newboroughfen,Crwlnd.Feterl)<m)'
Bellamy Alfred, West fen, Boston
Bellamy Mrs, Ann, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Bellamy Dawson, Spanby, Falkingham
Bellamy Edward, North Kyme, Sleaford
Bellamy Edward M. Morehom-le-Fen, Boston
Bellamy Geo. B. West end,Fnunpton, Boston
Bellamy Herbert James, Willonghby Heath,
farm, .^ncaster, Grantham
Bellamy John, Barrow marsh, HuU
Bellamy John, Great Ponton, Grantham
Bellamy John. Lynwode, Market Rasen
Beilamy J.Oxmaish farm. New Holland,Hnll
Bellamy Miss M. llireeklnghani, Falkingliom
Bellomy Btohaid, Fleet, Holbeach
Bellamy Samuel, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Bellamy Wm. Church lo. Crowle, Doncaster
Bellamy William, Spanby, Falkingham
Bellamy William, Westgatis, Belton, Doncaster
Belllars Jeremiah, Holbeach
BellwoodArcher,Bishop Norton, Kirtn.Lndsy
Bellwood Bobt.Blshop Norton,Kirton,Llttd8y
BelscherSLBastFen, Monlton ohapel.Kpaldlug
Belsham J. Croasgote, Tydd St. Mar^-, Wisbch
Bolton Oeorg* A Son, Bastott, Goolc
Belton Arthnr, BnlUngton, Wrogby
Belton George, Lnddington, Ooole
Belton George, Lynwode, Market Rasen
Belton Henry, Skendleby Salter, Sjilteby
Belton John, Eaatoft, Gode
BeltonJ.Ravensflt.East Staakwltfa,Gainsboro'
Belton Jn. Snittarby, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Belton John Wright, Mnwthorpe, Alford
Belton Richard Heodley. Frithville, Sibsey
Belton R.S.01ebe tarm,HarBlngton,Homo8tle
Belton SamLO.Manor ho. Amcotts, Doncaster
Belton Thomas, Wolkerith, Galnsbomugh
Belton Wm. Bunker's hl.Thomton-le-Fen,Bstn
Bdton Wm. Manor ho. Skendleby, Spilsby
Belton William, RedhlU & GreenhiU famus
Gainsborough
Belton William, Wyberton, Boston
Bembrldge Francis, North Kyme, -Sleaford
Bembrldge Henry, Fen, Anwlck, Sleaford
Bembrldge John, Waloott, IJncplu
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
782 FAR
Farm EH8— con tiSDed.
Bemerorth ChuleB, Tnpholiiie,<Uiicoln
Bemniae Frederick, filoothby, AUord
SemroK Joel, Chapel, Alford
Bemiwe ita. John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Bemrote John Henry, WUstcra, QtanUuun
Bennpee R.C. FHeston,0a7tbort)e, Onotham
Bemrote WUUam, Caythorpe, Grantham
Benn Arthur Joaeph, The Hall farm, Btain-
ton-le-Vale, Caistor
Bennard John, Owmby, Calitor
Benner John,GTaft hon.se.Pinchbeck.Spal'lng
Benner Wm. Kiver lide, Pinchbeok, Bpaldln?
Bennett George, Dry Doddington, Orantham
Bennett John.BlBhop KortoD,Kirton LindsOT
Bennett John Hairy, 8kilUBgton,0alatenrTtti
Bennett Richard, BaBUngthorpe,MarketRun
Bennett R.Tbeaiange,01enthain,MarketBaiD
Bennett Thomaa, Benov-on-Homher
Bennett Thomaa, Klngerby, Market Baien
Bennett T. Mn.Newport st.Barton-on-Humbr
Bennett William, Eagle, Newark
Bennett William, Fleet, Holbeach
Bennett William, Beepham, Linoola
Bennevorth C.W.Thicktbom,BardiMy,IinclB
Bennington William, Ftampton, Boeton
Beneon William, Euton Idg.Easton.Granthm
Benion William, Meeelngliam, Klrtou Llndeey
R.8.0
Bentley Henry, Tetney. Oreat Grimsby
Benton Charlee, Fen, Ftampton, Boeton
Benton Franklin, Walcott, Lincoln
Benton George, West end, Wyberton, Boeton
Benton Jabez Franklin, Dales, Tattershall
bridge, Boston
Benton John, Boston east, Boston
Beaton John, North Kj-me, Bleaford
Benton John, Bisegate, Bpalding
Benton John Richud, Boston east, Boston
Benton William, Klrton Fen, Boston
Beresford William, l(arsh,DrDTe aid, Wisbch
Berrldge Thomas A John Anthony, Hie
Lodge, Braoeboroagh, Stamford
Berrldge Anthony, Annte, Stamford
Berrldge George, Castle Bythajn, Stamford
Bertidge John, Fen,I>anington, Bpalding
Berry Enoch, Blllinghay, Bleaford
Berry J.U.Klln ho.Bnrf|h-in-tbe-I(atBbB.&0
Banr William, XIrton Lindsay R.aO
Bertie Edward P.Chapelbridge,Snttan,Wsbch
Bett Mrs. Ann, Chnrch farm, South WHllng-
ham, Wzagby
BettEdward,Fi>bmere end,Battartan,Bpaldng
Bett Frederick, Fosdyke, Bpalding
Bett George, Alringbam, Loath
Bett G.Sjffingtleld <hnn,Benniworth,Wragby
Bett John, Ooltho, Wragby
Bett John, Hum, Holbeach
Bett John, Manor honie, Reresby, Boston
Bett John, Withem, Alf ord
Bett Samuel, Benniworth, Wragby
Bett Thomas, Bennivrorth walk, Benniworth,
Wrwby
Beti, Tbomas Skklbrook, Great Grimsby
Bett William, Fcadyke ho. Pcsdyke, Bpuding
Bett WUUam, Waterloo st. Market Rassn
Bettinson Xdward B. Broadcate, Gedney 8.0
Bettlnson John Robert, North Fen, Bourn
Bettinson Bichd. Manor ho^ Thlrlby, Bomm
Betts William Sc Geo. Taalby, Market Baaen
Betts Oaorge, Swineebead, Spalding
Betts Oeerge, Tealby, Market Bsaan
Betts James, Qnadring, Spalding
Betts John, Swlnhope, Great Grimsby
Betts Thomas, Halton, Holegate, Spllaby
Bererley Edward, The Hall, South Cocker-
tngtoo, Louth
Bererley Matt The Grange,arlmoldby,Loath
BsTeiley Thomas, Ketaby, Alfotd & Loath
park. Loath
Bererley Thos. Willln^iam rd.Market Basen
Blcheno Henry Smith, Qosberton, Spaldliig
BInadike Jolui, Dowsdale^ Whaidode Drore,
Peterborough
BUI WiUiam Robert, Haugh, Altord
mianey David, Wroot, Bawtry
BUlinga Thomas, Button St Edmunds, Wisbch
BUls WiUiam, West Torringtou, Wragby
BUton John, Farlesthorp& Alf ord
BUton Mm Mary, Moor, Calstor
BUton Thomas, North E«lsey, Brigg
Bingham George, Kexby, Gainsborough
Bingham G. WilUngham-by-Btaw,GalnBboro'
Bingham James, Brigsley, Great Grimsby ; ft
at Thorganby
Bingham John, Baaaingham, Lincoln
Bingham John, Eagle, Newark
Bingham Joseph, Morton Orange, Morton*
by-Oainaborough
Bingham Blchard, Marton, Gainsborough
Bingham Thos. Laaghtertcn, Newark
Wftg*^^^ Thomas, SwaUow, Caistor
Bingham W.Carr fann,Morton-by-Galnaboro'
Bingham WiUiam Hy.Caaypole, Newark
BIngley John, Bishop Herton, Kiiton Undi;
Sngley Joseph. Carlton-Ie-Moorland,Nawark
Bin^ey Jos^, Norton Disney, Newark
Binka Chadca, Hanyt Bawtry
Sinks Enoch, WcsiwDOd side. Bawtry
Bimdngton Thomas, Blnhrooke hL Binfarooke,
Market Baaen
LmCOLNBHIBE.
BInns Frank, Llaalngton, Wnu^:
Biid) Un. BUsabath, EdenhamiBoura
BIKh John, Sooth Rancrby, Sleaf ord
Birch John, Bwirby, Bleaford
Bird Heawy, Bdenham, Boom
Bird Jobn, Moor, Booghton, Homcastla
Bird Thomas, MiU plane, Brigg
Bird WiUian, Park, Weetwood side, Bawtry
Birkett Bentley, Amootta, Doncastar
Birkett Joseph, Oovenfaam St Bartholomew,
Loath
Bhrkett wmiam, Nettleton road, Caistor
BirUtt Samuel, Brigtfey, Greet Grimsby
Bish George, Corby, Grantham
Bishop John, Ulceby Village
Bla^ Joaeph, Menlngham, Klrton Undsey
B.S.O
Black Wm. Busworth, Owston ferry, Bawtry
Blackbonm J. & Mrs. Ann, Bowston.Uncolo
Blackbonm Anthony, FUxborough, Doneastr
Blackburn Henry, Farlesthorpe, Altoid
BJackbnm T. (ezors. of), Nth.Kyme, Sleafrd
Blaokbum WUllam, Finby, Spilaby
Bladea George, Anderby, Alford
Blades Henry, Moor, Rougfaton, Homcsatle -
Blades James, Hamerlngham, Horacastle
Blades Mrs. Jane, Hamerlngham, Homoastle
Blades Job, North OoiAeitngton, Louth
Blades Joaeph, Barlings, Lincobi
Bbdes Bamnal, Cold Haawortli, Lincoln
Blades Wm. Grainthorpe, Great Grimsby
Bladon W. B. Cob ball,Brampton, Gainsboro'
Bladwarth Thomas, Lnddlngton, Goole
Blagg WUUam, Weatwood side, Bawtry
Btadte Ahaolom, Wrangle, Boeton
Blakeclock George, Utterby, Louth
Blakelock John, Little Grimsby & Corenham
St Bartholomew, Louth
BlakeweU John, Kirkby green, Lincoln
Blakey John, Bouthiey, Lincoln
Blandiard Daniel, Moulton, Spalding
BiaDchard Henry, Glebe fm.Antliorpe,Lona
Blaachaid Seth, East Halton, Ulceby
Blanohatd WiUiam, Oaatby, Homoastle
Blan<!h»rd7f!hari«h(eiairs.of),NewYork,BBtn
Blaad John, Burgh-in-tbe-Marsh R.S.0
Bhuid Bd. S. West end, Beamlngton, Boeton
BlandR.Traeadale idg, Waston,MarketDeepng
Bland WUUam, Bastoo, Market Dee^g
Bland Wm. Woods, Great Ponton, Grantham
Blankley Mra. Charlotte, Aunsby, Bleaford
BlaoUey Mrs. Helen, Kelsby, Boom
Blankley Mrs. Jana, Sttozton, Grantham
Blankley John, OalTcrthorpe, Orantliam
Blankley T. Haabeck ho. Wttsfoid, Grantham
Blanshard Adam, WeMoo, Lincoln
Blanshard Mrs. Thomas, Welton, Uncoln
Blanshard William, Whltton, Doncaster
Bletcher WUUam, Westwoed side, Bawtoy
Bletsoe Thomas, South Leaslngfaam, Sleatord
BUA Isaao, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Blood Alfred, Broadgate, Tydd St Mary,
Wisbeoh
Blood Robert, West st Crawhud, Paterboro'
Blood Wm. East st Crowland, Feterborongh
Bkxidworth Mrs. A. Low Toynton, Honicstle
Bloodworth William, Osgodby, Bourn
Blow Daltoo, Swlnderby, Lincoln
Blow Frederick, CowUt, Bpalding
Blow John, CowUt road, Spalding
Blow Mrs. John, Faldingworth, Market Baan
BIythe Heorr, Ohntch end, Fnunpton,Boeton
Bnardman Aticaham,Satton St. James, Wisboh
Boardman Obaries, Klrkby'<;nm-Osgodby,
Market Raaen
Boardman Joseph, West end, Wyberton,Bstn
Boardman Matthew,6utton StJames, Wisbch
Boardman Robert, Little Cawthorpe, tioath
Boardman William, Bleasby, Wragby
Booock B. Oorenham StBarthoIomew,Louth
Booock Robert, Dnnholme, Lincoln
Bogg Charlea, FrithrlUe, Sibsey
BoUand Thsmas, Crane end, Frdston, Boeton
Bolton Mm Ann, High street, Holbeach
Bolton Joseph, FuMow, Louth
Bond Mrs. Betsy ft Thomas, Oayton-le-
Marsh, Alford
Bond John Balisbary, Toynton AUBalnts,
SpUsby ft Burgh-in-the-Marsh B.S.0
Bond Thomaa, North Thonsbr, Loath
Bond Wm. M. Gamsgate, Latton, Wisbeoh
Bonner John W. Harrington, Spilaby
Bontoft Seymour W. Mareham-le-Fen Boston
Boolea Charlea, Helpriagfaam, Sleaford
Boor Ben, Sutton St Edmonds, Wisbech
Boor J. Wm. Wbaplode Drove, Feterboroogh
Boor Martin, Boston, iMarket Dee^ng
Boome Edward, Bouth Kelsey, Caistor
Booth Oonyers, Bassingham, Newark
Booth George, Stnrton, Lincoln
Booth George, Bwtneshsad, Spalding
Booth John, Klrton Uadsey R.ao
Booth Samuel, Kirton, Boston -
Booth Mrs. Toyne, Springthorpe, Gainsboro'
Booth WUUam, Fen, Bontlitey, Llnoobi
Booth William, Bturton, Linooln
Boothby Henry, West end, Fr.uBptan, Boston
Boothby T.jon. Fen gatcPinchbedtSpaldlng
Boothby Thomas 8, PincJibeck, Spalding
Border Andrew, GoxbiU, HoU
Border Chariaa, OosbUl, HnU
[KEU.T'8
Border Edmund, Gczhia, HnU
Boeder Frederick, GozhUl, HoU
Boeder George, OoxhiU, HoU
Botdcr Hwnoo, OozliUl, HnU
Boidar Biofaard, GozhUl, HoU
Border Robert, East Marsh, GozUU, HnU
Border BoUnaon, GoxbiU, HoU
Border Tliomaa, OoxhUl, HnU
Border WUUam, Winterton, Dencaater
Barman Edward, Suttertoa, Fen, B«r>d
Barman John, Saltfleetby St. FMoa, Loath
Borman Joseph, BwaUow, Caistor
Barman Simon, Grainthorpe,' Gt Giimab;
Boiman WiUiam, Harts grounda, Boston
Bonnaa WUllam, Kirtoai Holme, B«tea
BorriU Benjamin, Ltttls Carlton, Loath
BorriU George, Little Carlton, Louth
BorriU Geo. West Acildge, BartonHm-Bmnlir
BorUI John, Little Carlton, Louth
BorriU John, Stieknay, Boston
BorriU WUllam, Keelf^, Dloeby
Boniiigfaam John, Hamlon, Wragby
Borringham WUUam Dnnham, Sotlqr,Wngtij
Bosworth Geo. Fen side, Ut, eteeping,6|diih;
Bosworth Jn. Fsd side. Lit Steeping, SfOeby
BothamleyFredk.T.Fen,Laag8attaa,WWiech
Bothamley John, Fleet, Holbeach
Botthomley WUllam, Fen, Gedaey &0
Botberway Thomas, Bcottlethcrpe, Boora
Bott Hanry, Bhmkney ao
BottcrUl Richard, The HaU, Tathwell, Loetb
Bottomley George Harvey, Coleby, Ltaxob
BottoaUy John, F«n, Holbeach
Bottondy WiUhm, Fen, Holbeach
Boom H. Nth. field. Mavis Enderby, Mlaby
Boon Robt West DeepliigFen,KB(betI)ee|»e
BoomThoaiHaU tuin,CIaxl7 Plaekacre.BrtB
Boom WaUis, The HaU, Rowston, Uncohi
Boome Chas. (exors. of), Eeddington, Looth
Bonnie Ephraim, Asterby, Homcastle
Bourne George, NewbaU, 8tainton-by-LaDg^
worth, Umoln
Booms George, Westlaby, Wickenby,Wregl!r
Boome GeaT.Irby-ln^the-Mandi,BurghK.S.O
Boome John, Scamblesby, Homcastle
Boome Mrs, MoiT, Soamblesby, Homcastle
Bowder William Stmms, Stainby, Granthaa
Bowers Joseph, Wbaplode, Spalding
Bowles J.Habbert'a lirdg.Algarkirk Fen,BstB
Bowling James, Caythorpe, Grantham
BowllngJ.D.TilneyHaU,TbarpeTnney,Lfaidii
Bowman Geo, Beltoft, Belton, Doncaster
Bowman John, Oroases, Lmg Sutton, Wltbch
Bowman Walter, The Common, SpaldisK
Bowman WUUam, Bpworth, Doncaater
Bows William, Carr, Oainsboroagh
Bowser CharUia, FritbvUle, Sibaey
Bowser CharMa, Holbeach marsh, Holbeadi
Bowser Charles, West Fen allotment, Boatai
Bowser George, Fen, Leake, Boston
Bowser George, Friskney, Boston
Bowser George, Long hedges, Boston
Bowser James WUUam, Wbaplode bank.
Whaplode, Bpalding
Bowser Joeepb. FrithvUle, Sibsey
Bowser Joseph, Skirbeek Fen, Boston
Bowser WUllnn, FrithvlUe, SRwey
Boyoe John, Iil^-ln-tbe-Marsfa, Borgh
B<^ Geo. Oopthin farm, Ufliii^ton, StsniM
Bqyileld John W. West Flncbbeck, BpalSn;
Bc^fleld Richard, Pointon, FklkUngham
Boyfield WUUam, West Findhbeek, Spaldfiig
Brackenborongh Geo. Fen, Leake, Boatao
Brackenbnry Mn. Fanny, The Heath, Loa-
donthorpe, Grantham
Brackenbnry James, Harrington, Spilaby
Brackenbory John, Bardney, Unoidn
Brackenbnry John, MareHam-Ie-Fen, Boattn
Braokaoboiy Mrs. Mary, Manor tsrm. Bat-
velsby, Homoastle
Brackenbory Thomas, WOksbv, Boston
Brackeiibory Wm. Boothby FagnelLGnnthiB
BraiAenbory William, Carlby, Stamf srl
BiaokeaiboryWni.Wytham-on-the-HiU.Boani
Bradford WUllam, Weston, Spalding
Bradley Mrs. Caroline, Bagle, Newark
Bradley Mm Maty, Far Thorpe, West Ashby.
Homcastle
Bradley Bobert, East Halton, TTIceby
Bradley B. Btatn.BcaVby-cnm'«tartaa,Brig;
Bradley WiUiam, Thorpe SI. Feter, Waie-
fleet All Saints R.ao
Bindihaw Henry, Chapel, Alford
Bradshaw Henry, Hogsthorpe, Alfbn)
Bradshaw John, Xlrkby gnen, Uncoln
Bradshaw Richard,- Hogsthorpe, AUoid
Bradshaw Richard, }un. WUloagfaby, AHonl
Bradshaw Thcoas, BMt Halton, IHcetiT
Brady Charlies, FeakhUI, Gowbit, SpaHing
Brady George, Lisslngton, Wlagto
BraUstord Robert, Timberland, Unooln
Braitbwalte Wn, Dn Doldlagieai;Gia«haa
BramhiU Jonathan, JUiddlBgton. Goole
BramhUIT.Beaon.faLIIaishehapd,etGrtii<!'T
BramhIU Thonua, Epworth, Doncaster
BrsmhiU WnUam, Aahby, Brigg
Bramley Charlea, Ftakerton hail, Lincdn
Bramley Heoty, Bttzwoold, Homcastle
Bramln Jn, C. The Orange^XangriTlUe.Ba
Brand Edward, Dowdyke, gntterton, Bpal'tai
Brand Edward, Westhorpe, Bpalding
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TBADSa DIHECTORT.]
Bnuuum B. Kirkby-cam-Osgodby.llwketBni
Bnuuon WlUJun, Longlo. MoultcO, Spalding
Brant Danld, But Tbedatothorpe, Loath
Brut George, But Tbeddlethorpe, Lontb
Branton Henrr, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Bnuitonl(n.8.Pode hole,We.Fnchbck.SpIdng
BiantonW.PadeHole rd. We-Pncbbck. Spldng
BrantoQ Win. Spalding fen,Cnckoord.SpIdllg
Bratler Alfd. & Dvd. Honlngton, Homcaatle
Bratley James, Warren, North Someicotea,
Great Orlmxby
Btatton Charlea, Hackthom, Llaoolii
Brawn John, Bicker, Spalding
Bray VniUam, ]nn. Utunby, Alford
Brett Henry, Old Hall, Klrkstead, Homcaatle
Brett Berliert, I.ondonthorva, Orantliam
Brett J.Lattoiigt.8nttonStBdmand>,WUbch
Brewln Thomas, Bnskingtoo, Sleaford
Brewitt Frederick, Pointon, FaUdngbam
Biewitt John, East Lound, Bawtry
BrewettMra. Harla, Laoghton, Oainsborough
Brewitt William, Low Bomham, Ba«-try
Brewster John, Algarklrk, Spalding
BiewsterJobn, Lodge farm, Denton.Granthm
Brewster John Askew, Bamwby, Grantham
BrtcUes John, Belpringham, Slealord
Bridgetoot Wm. Sutton St. Edmunds, Wlsbch
Biidger John, Welton lane, SpUsby
Briggs Amos, Eliton Holme. Klrton, Boston
Briggs Charles, Anderby, Alfoid
Briggs Charles, Laoghton, Galnsboroagh
Briggs C. Priory Harm, Vfflngton rd. Stambd
Briggs Mrs. Charles, Hogstliorpe, AUord
Btlggs Geo. North st. CrowUuid, Peterboro'
Briggs Henry, Hnndleby, Spllsby
Biiggs Jacob, Kliton Holme, Klrton, Boston
Briggs Jacob, RnsMngton, Sleaford
Brigg* Mrs. Jane, Sooth Hykeham, Lincoln
Briggs John, Carlby, Stamford
Briggs John, Potter HanworUi, LInooln
Briggs Joseph, Potter Hanwortb, Lincoln
Briggs Robert, Anderby, Alford
Briggs Bobert, Langham row, Mnmby, Alfrd
Bflggs Sfans, NewtonKm-Tient, Newark
Briggs Thomas, Eagle, Newark
Bri«s William, Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
Brlgfatman Thomas, Cowblt rood, Spalding
Brighton Edward, Leake, Boston
BringeDian Thoa. Crane end,Fce]aton, Boston
Bristow Charles, Eaudyke, Quadrtng.Spaldng
Bristow David, WHdmore, Conlngsby, Bostn
Bristow Edward, Bank, Quadring, Spalding
Bristow Mrs, Elba, North Eyme, Sleaford
Bristow Jabei, Tbomton-le-Fen, Boston
Bristow Jonathan, Haven bank, Boston
Bristow Marshall, Horbllug, Falklngbam
Bristow Thomas, Tatteishall Bridge, Boston
Brittaln Benjamin, Common,Moalton,Spldng
Brittain Ben]. Lindsey, Fleet, Holbeach
Brittaln John (exors. of), Dowdyke, Sntter-
ton, Spalding
Brittaln Blohd. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spldng
Brittan Richard, Reservoir, Surfleet, Spldng
Brock Robert, Haxey, Ba«-ti>'
Bncklebank John, Banlngham, Newark
Brocklebank J.Carlton-le-Moorlaiid, Lincoln
Brooklebank Tbos. Wultham. Gt. Grimsby
Brocklebank Wm.CarIton-le-Moorland,Newrk
BrocUabank W.E.Carlton-Ie-Moorland,Llncln
Brocklesby George, Holton-le-Moor, Calstor
Brocklcsby George, Market place, Calstor
Brocklesby John, Habrough, TJlceby
Brocklcsby Wm. North KiUingholme, tHceby
Brockton Mrs. H. Westgate, Belta. Doncastr
BrombyCharlea, Alkborough, Doncaster
Brook wm. Moor, Thlmbleby, Homcaatle
Brookes Austin, Eaudyke, Quadring, Spaldng
Brookes Charles, Leake, Boston
Brooks Alfred, Ingham, Lincoln
Brooks Charles, Bootliby, Welton-in-the-
Msnh, Spllsby
Brooks Charles, Fkrlesthorpe, Alton!
Brooks Charles, Northcoates, Gt. Grimsby
Brooks David, Woodliall Spa, Romoastle
Brooks Mrs. Elisabeth, Kettleton, Calstor
Brooks George, Mareham lane, Tumby, Bstn
Brooks Harry, The Grange, Keelby, Ulcrby
Brooks James, Moor, Roughton, Horacastle
Brooks John, East Tbeddlethorpe, Louth
Brooks Johnrlmmlngham, Ulceby
Brooks John, Sooth Tboresby, Alford
Brooks John, Wootton, Ulceby
Brooks Jsph. Common, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Brooks Jnib. North Somercotes, Ot. Grimsby
Brooks Bichaid, Sntton-ln-the-Marsli
Brooks Robert, Melton wood, Melton Boss,
Bametby B.aO'
Brooks Bobert, Woottoo, Ulceby
Brooks Thomas, South Boston, Louth
Brooks Wm. Asbby^com-Fenby, Gt. Grimsby
Brooks William, Irby-on-Hnmber, Calstor
Brooks Wm. Sontb Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Broomlleld R.'8altaeetby All Saints, Louth
Brotherton Thomas, Frithvllle, Blbeey, Bostn
Brothwell Mn. Betsy. Little Humby.Ropsley,
Grantham
Brothwell Mrs. 3fory, Great Humby,
Samerby, Orantham
Brothw«|l Richard, West stRet, Bonm
Bronghtoii David, Barrowby, Grantham
BroDghton George, Goxhlll, Hull
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Bronghton George, Moor Lane farm, Fiaket^
ton, Uncoln
Brougfaton Henry, Oonlceby, Homcastle
Bnmghton John, Crosses,Long Battn.Wisboh
Broughton Joseph James, Goxhlll, Hull
Brotlghton Bd.C.North Bt.Crowlnd.PeterbQro*
BrongbtonSLCraft,Walnfieet All SalntsB.S,0
Bronghton Thomas, Kbrton Lindsay B.S.0
Broogfaton Willism, Calstor rd. Market Basen
Bronghton William, North Scarla, Newark
Brown George & Thomas, Bonltbiun.Lincaln
BrownJn.Thos.ABobt.Hy.Altharpe, Doncastr
Brown John William Miller & Thomas Miller,
Lutton, Wisbech
Brown & Plaakltt, Habrough, tTlceby
Brown SamL & George,Burgfa-an-Bun,Louth
Brown Mrs. Ann, Fenton, Newark
Brown Benjamin, Northolme, Wainfleet All
Saints R.B.0
Brown Charles, Howsham, Brigg
Brown Charles, Wyberton, Boston
Brown Chatterton.West ButterwiclcDoncastr
Brown Edward. Sutton-in-tha-Marsh, Alford
Brown Edward, Thurlby, Btlsby, Alford
BrownMrs. Eliza, Sootton, KlrtonLndsy, B . S. O
Brown Mrs. Elisabeth, Hammond Beck bank,
Ftampton, Boston
Brown George, £lrkby-Cum-Oag«dby,Market
Basen
Brown George, Maltby-le>Marsh, Alford
Brown George, Salmonby, Homcastle
Brown George, Usselby, Market llaien
Brown George, West Batterwlck, Donoaster
Brown George H. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Brown Geo. Jsph. The Grange, Bolton, Wiagby
Brown Heikry, Harmston, Lincoln
Brown James, BraUn, Belton, Doncaster
Brown James, Fen Helgliington. Lincoln
Bro'wn James, Hagnaby, Alford
Brown John, Anderby, AUord
Brown John, Central wingland, Wisbech
Brown John, Doddlngton, Lincoln
Brown John, Epworth, Doncaster
Brown John, Fen liouses, Wigtoft, Spalding
Brown John, Levels, Wroot, Bawtry
Brown Jn. Monmouth ho.Long6utton,Wisbcb
Brown John, Scawoett, Epworth, Doncaster
Brown John, Sntton-in-the-Mardi, Alford
BrownJohn,jan.Faddocks,EpworUi.Doncastr
Brown Jn.H.Fen honseSiSwiuesheod, Spaldng
Brown Joseph, Tetford, Homcaatle
Brown Joseph Sutton, Fiiskney, Boston
Brown Mrs. Martha. Butterwick, Boston
Brown Mrs. Mary, Bassingham
Brown Mrs. Mary, High rd.Frampton,Boston
Brown Mis. Mary, H^ton-le-Moor. Calstor
Brown Matthen-, Fengate, West Pinchbeck,
Spalding
Brown Fereira,Tbo Hall, Olentworth.Llncoln
Brown Peter, Baxey, Bawtry
Brown Mrs. Bhoda, Ruskington, Sleaford
Brown Richard, L«ike, Boston
Brown Richard, MotUton, Spalding
Brown Robert, Epworth, Doncaster
Brown Robert, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Brown Robert, West Bntterwick, Doncaster
Brown Robert Francis, Boogham, Grantham
Brown Samuel, Cnmberworui, AUord
Brown Samuel, Waves farm,Pyewipe,Llnooln
Vtrawn Mrs. Sarahs Barrow-on-Bumber
Brown Solomon, Leverton, Boston
Brown Stephen, Stnrton, Lincoln
Brown Thomas, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Brown Thomas, Stewton, Louth
Brown Thos.TheOrange,Ounhoaae, Doncaster
Brown Thos. J.Derrytborpe, Althorpe, Doncstr
Brown Walter, West Pinchbeck, ^lalding
Brown WiUiam, Asterby, Bomcastle
Brown William, Fen, Doningtou, Spalding
Brown William, Qedney hill, Wisbech
Brown William, Hacconby, Bonm
Brown William, Haddington, Llikooln -
Brown William, Howell, Sleaford
Brown William, Maltby-le-Marsh, AUord
Brown William, North Scarle, Newark
Brown William, SUdbrook, Great Orimaby
Brown William, Weat Butterwick, Donoaster
Brown William, Wroot, Bawtry
Brown William,jan. Glebe farm, West Halton,
Doncaster
Srpwn Wm. C. Ermine ho. Appleby,Doncaster
Brown William Henry, Dorrington, Lincoln
Brownbrldge Thomas, Epworta, Donoaster
Browne Edward Walte, Low iMgton, I«ag'
ton-by-Wrag^, Wrngbv
Browne Geo.A.Oaidwell lodg^TathWBU,I«ath
Browning George, Northorpo, Bonm
Brownlow George, Bottesford, Brigg
Brownlow WilUam,Poplar Grove farm,North
Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Bradenel Joseph, Basten, Market Deeping
BrodeneU. George, South Fen, Bonm
Bromby George, Wlnteilngliam, Doncaster
Bmmby John, Winterton, Doucaater
Bramby Joseph, Stnrton, Lincoln
Bramby Septimus, Winterton, Donoaster
Bmmt^ Thomas, Frelstan, Boston
Brumby Thoa.Woad.la. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Bmmby William, Winterton, Doncaster
Brummltt Robert, Marobam-le-Fen, Boston.
Bmmmitt Solomon, FHtliville, Slbaey
- EAB 783
Brumpton Charles, Bamnber, Homcastle
Brampton William, Caenby, Market Rases
Brontlstt Mrs.Mary,Howdales,Santh Oookar-
ington. Loath
Brorgree Mrsi Ann, Kim Tree bo,Eastoft,aoole
Brunyee Saml. C. Sand hall,CrowIe,Donaaater
Bninyee William, Cleathani house, Manfani,
Klrton Lindsey B.&0
Bryan Thomas, Nortborpe, Bonm
BnokbySamL & Jn. Skillington.Colsterwortb
Buckby James, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Bocknall Joseph, Asserby, Alfonl
BnckneU Daniel, Deeping St. James, Market
Deeping
BnckneU William Marshall, Swallow, Calstor
Bodlbent George, Asserby, Bilsby, Alford
Budibent George, Well, Alfonl
Bndlbent John W.TlieOId hall, W«rUby,Brigg
Budibent William, Anderby, Alfonl
BufEhamAa(tIn,Gate,SuttanSt.J8mea,Wisbch
Buftbam Bennett, Bennington, Boston
BnfCham John, Common, Honlton, Spalding
Bugg George, Helprlnghism, Sleaford
Bugg George B. Fen. Helpringham, Sleaford
Bngwel Charles, Mockby, Alfmd
Bull George, Corby, Grantham
Bull Jose^ Tattarshall road, Booton
Bull Miss, Skeldyke, Klrton, Boston
BnU WUliam, Sedgebrook, Grantham
Boll William, Wbaplode, Spalding
Bulllmore Willlain, Stowgate, Deeping St,
Nicholas, Spalding
Bullivant Thomas, Whitton, DoncMts '
Bulllvant William, Manor house, Cammering*
ham, Lincoln
Buhner Daniel, Keadby, Doncaster
Bulmer Mrs. Martha, Cowbit road, Spalding
Bulmer Walter, Cowbit road, Spalding
Burbank Henry, Metbeiinghaai, Llnoaln
Burbeiow William, Whaploda, Spsldiiig
Bunshby Oeo.Orby,Bargh-in-the-MsnhR,aO
Buichnall George, Friskney, Boston
Bnrchnall John, Cawthorpe, Boom
Bnrchnall John, Friskn«7, Boston
Bnrchnall Matthew, Friskney, Boston
BurdaU John Thomas, AlgarUrk, Spalding
BnnlallJn.T.Pode hole,We.Pinchbeekt8pl&8
Burden William, Swinashead, Spalding
Bnrgea George, Hundred Acre farm, Fen,
Tydd St. S&ry, Wisbech
Burgees Ghades, The Onuige,Fartney,Spilsb7
Burgess Edward, Northcoates, Great Grimsby
BorgessOeo. West end,MarBbchaiiel,0t.0mst9
Burgea George, jutu Damgate, Holbeach
Burgess James, Marsbohapel, Great Grimsby
Burgess John, Wsstby, Grsntham
Burgess Robert Glover, Friskney, Boston
Burgess William, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Buigin Thomas, Long Bennington, Grantham
Bnrkill Heory, Wlnteringham, Doncaster
BndJll Joseph, Manor house, Wiuteringfaam,
Doncaster
Burklnshaw Charles, Thoresway. Calstor
Bnrkinshaw Charles William, Cotes Grange,
South Elkington, Loath
Bnrkinshaw Joseph John, Nettletiam.Lincoln
BurUnshaw WlUiam, Lndfoid Magna di Bin-
brooke. Market Basen
Bndinshaw William, Rothwell, Caistor -
Bnrkinshaw WilUam Alfred, Goxliill, BoU
Burkitt Charies, Belchford, Horacastle
Burkitt Edward,Faldlngworth,Market Basen
Burkitt Frederick, Swayfleld, Grantham
Burkitt John, Kingerby, Market Kaaeo
Burkitt Joeeph, Asserby, Alford
Burkitt WilUam, Bannah, Alfonl
Bum John Stoker, Skegness
Burnett John, Epworth, Doncaster
Burnett Joseph, Mavis Enderby, Spllsby
Burnett Blohd. Holbeach St. John'e^Holheaoh
Burnett Thomas, Brinkhlll, Spllsby
Bnnell Charles, Bank, Oosberton, Spalding
Bunell Charles, Qnadring, Spalding
Burrell Jabes, Blyton, Gainsborough
Bumll Jamas M. Westhorpe, Spalding
Burrell Joseph, Tawtborpe, Gatnsboropgh
Bomll Josqih Peach, Fiampton, Boston
BurreUThos.Barton la.Tydd6b.M«iy,Wisbecl>
Borrill Samael, East Halton, Ulceby
Borrows Chaa.Psaroe,NorthBauceby,Sleaford
Borrows George, Dyke, Bourn
Barrows Jame% Moorter, Boeton
Borrows John, Castle Byttaam, I Stamford
BnnDWsRichd.Bankley,Leadenham,0r8nth]a
Burrows Thomas, Wlluaore,ConIngaby,Bostl>
Burrows WnkBeaeon cot.Banowby,OiBatliiB
Burrows WilUam Thomss^JPolnton,Falkinglmi
Barton AtUn, Fen, Wlgtott, Spalding i
Burton Benlngton, Wlgtott, Spiklding
Barton John, Liine wou;, Lutton, Wisbech
Burton John, Upton, Gainsborough
Burton John Ani^OBy, F«n,Wigtoft,Spalding
Burton Joseph, Foston, Grantham
Burton Philip, East Allliwton, Gtantliam
9ortonWlUlaaSwaIne,Sedgebn)ok,Grantham
Bnrtt Arthnr John, Leadenbam, Gnwttam
Bortt Edward, Welboom, Ofantham
Bortt Henry, Fnibeck, Grantham
Bortt Joseph John, Welboom,. Grantham ' -
Burttvlstle WlUlam, Brakln.Belton.Doncast
Burwell George, Blesaby, Wragby
Digitized by VjUUy iC
784 FAB
Fabmerh— eontlnneil.
Bosby WUIUm, Witham bank, IMm, Hartin,
Horncaatle
Bnab Henos Welton-ln-tke-Manb, Bplbbr
Bush John, Fen, Uelinlnghanl, Sleaford
Bmh John, Swaton, Kalldngham
Bnib William, Welton-in-the-Manh, SpUsby
Bush WUliain Brader, Bratoft, Bnrgh
Bush Wm. Brader, Park farm,Gunby,Spll8by
Busley & SkormaD, Fialimere end, Sutterton,
SpiJdlug
Bust Martin, Wert Halton, Doncaster
Biut Robert, Goxhill, Rail
Batcher John. South Someroote8,Ot.Griinaby
Butcher William, Wha^^ode, Bpijding
Butler George, »en, Uarehaoi lane, ^aford
Butler George, Eagle, Ke«-ark
Butler Henry, Whaplode, Spalding
Butler Jolin, Stow, Lioooln
Butler William, Amcotta, Doncaater
Butler William, Coiey hiU, Raithby, Louth
Butler William. HaUtoft end, Freiaton, Batn
Butt John, Sutton St. Edmundi, Wiabeoh
Butt Maurice, West end, Frompton, Boston
Butter James, Fen Leake, Boston
Butter Samuel, Fm Leiike, Boston
Butter William, Fen Leake, Boston
Butters Edward, East AlUnfrton, Grantham
Butters George, East AlUngton, Grantham
Butters Jabei, Nortli Somercoteii,Gt.Grlmsby
Butters James, Bog Enderby, Homcsstle
Butters John, HaUgate, Oedney B.0
Buttery WlUiam, Alsby, Gainsborough
Buttler Stephen, South Eyme, Sleaford
Button Joseph, Saltfleet, Louth
Buttress Edward, West Allington, Grantham
Buttress Bobert, Jan. Frelston, Boston
Buttrlck Belton, Bpworth, Doncaster
Bycroft Benjamin, Belchtord, Homcsstle
Bycroft Bichaid, Bensgste, Fleet. Holbeacb
Bycroft William, OsbonmbT, Falkingham
Bygott John it Wm.,£ast Halton, Ulceby
Bygott Frank, Glebe ha Borton-on-Humber
Bygott Jaa. Whltecroes Bt.Barton-on-Huraber
Bygott John Storey, Healing house. Healing,
Ulceby
BygoUWm.RTehai,8th.Killingholme,Ulcebr
Bygott William, Ulceby Village
Byron Edward, Ivy house, Donington-on-
Boin, Louth
Byron Mn. Hary,Manor house, Klrkby green,
Lincoln
Catwurn Joseph, Welton, Lincoln
CalMnrae Thomas, Chapel, AUord
Cabourno William, Dnnholme, Llnooln
Cade Bamel, Wlldmore, Coningsby, Boston
Code Ezra, South Owersby, Market Basen
Cade John, Eirton, Boston
Cede Joseph, Wliaplode, Spalding
Colthrop Calthrop Johnstone, Horkston, Hull
Calvert MiBsAnnie,Ashby-by-Partne.T,Spilsb7
Calvert Joseph, Ashby-t^-Portney, Spilsby
Camni Edwd. Heath, Metheringham, Lincoln
Camm Edwd. Waloott Fen, Walcott, Lincoln
Canim Thomas, Btainby, Grantham
Camniack Eleke^. Baxllby, Lincoln
Cammack Mrs. Hannah, Leverton, Boston
Cammack John, Bennington, Boston
Cammack Joseph, Horsington, Homcasile
Campain Joseph, Cowbit, Spalding
Campaln Samuel William, Deeping SL
N'icliolas, Spalding
Campbell 'Mrs. Elixh. Owston grange, Bawtry
Campbell Walker,Bedboume, Klrton Lindsey
H.S.0
Campion Benjamin.Grainthorpe.Gt.Grimsby
Campion Charles, Bookery, Healing, Ulceby
Campion Edward, GralnUiorpe, Gt. Grimsby
Campion Hand, Fulstow, Lonth
Cami^nH.Home farm,Bcrivelaby,HomcaBtle
Campion John, Marsh chapel, Gt Grimsby
Campion Thos. North Bomerootcs,GtOrimsby
Campion Tliomos Young, Glebe farm, Grim-
oldby, Louth
Campion William, North Thoreeby, Lonth
Camplin Joseph. Sutton-in-the-Honh, Alford
Capes Charles, Highfleld ho. Healing, Ulceby
Capes David, Marshchapel, Great Grimsby
Capes Gamalld, BaxUby, Lincoln
Capes G.Jan.Snitterby.Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Capes Benben, Holton-Ie-Clay, GL Grimsby
Capes Thomas, Marshchapel, Great Grimsby
Capp Frederick. Claypole, Newark
Cappitt John, Thnrlby, Bonm
Oarbntt John, Holbeach marsh, Holbeach
Carby Thomas, Frlthbonk, Boston
Carden Edward, Friskney, Boston
Garden Henry, Booghton, HomcasUe
Carden Bobt.Marsh, Waiuflt. Bt. Mary R.S.0
Corey William Henry&Bichard Edwin, North
Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Carey Frederick, West fen, Boston
Carr James, Hosthorpe, Alford
Carr John, Bairington gate, Holbeach
Oarr Mrs.Sanh,Beltoft gnige.Belton.Doncstr
Cart William, Hamertn^am, Homcsstle
Carr William, High street, Crowie, Doncsster
Carratt Fetsr.Maish HiU ho. Bicker, Raiding
Carritt Charles, The Hall, West Aeddle'
tborpe, Alford
Cotrotte Fredk. raradlee, Wigtoft, Spalding
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Cart's Charity (Tmstees a ) (Edward Camm,
manager), Metheringham, Lincoln
Garter Cornelius Aiken, Caythorpe house,
Donlngton, Spalding
Carter James, Spridlington. Lincoln
Carter John, Belchford, Homcsstle
Carter John, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Carter John, Huttoft bank, Huttoft, Alford
Carter Joseph, Glentham, Market Rosen
Carter Lowronce, Barrlngtongate, Holbeach
Carter Luke, Tongue end, Spalding
Carter Thomas, Asserby, Alford
Carter Thomas, Midville, Boston
Carter William, Hall Yard's farm, Backnall,
Horacastle
Carter Mn. William, Mnmby, Alford
Cartledge George, Wroot, Bawtry
Cortledge WlUlom, Heighington, Lincoln
Cartwright David, Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Cortwright David, Bea bank, Wyberton, Bstn
Cartwright Edward Hudson,Haugtuim,Louth
Cartwright Edward Pamham, North Somer-
cotes, Great Grimsby
Cort\>riKhtMrs.Fanny,Beabk.Wybertan,Bstn
Cartwright George, Well, AUord
Cartwright Henry, Kirmington, Ulceby
Cartwright Hy. Kirton Holme, Klrton, Bostn
Cartwright Henry Bryan, Soothem, Lincoln
Cartwright Jas. Pillar farm, Dunston, Llncln
Cartwright James, Timberland, Lincoln
Cartwright John, Washway house, Holbeacli
Cartwriglit Jsph. Dowdyke, Butterton,SpIdng
Cartwright Nothaniel Tho?. Uaughom, Louth
Cartwright Mrs. Bebecca, Fleet, Holbeach
Cartwright Mrs. Sarah Martha, Walesby,
Market Rasen
Cartwright Thos. A«perton,Wigtoft, Spalding
Cartwright Thompson. Rozlewood lane,Flcet,
Holbeach
Cartwright Thompson, Manor house, Ulceby-
«ith-Fordlngton, Alford
Cartwright William, Coningsby, Boston
Cartwright WiUiam, Fen, Blaokney 8.0
Cartwright William Robert, BonthUeld, Movis
Enderby, Spilsby
Cash Charles, Holbeach
Cosh John, Mumby, Alford
Cosh William, Eostoft, Goole
Cash William, Baleby, Alford
CassweU Frederick, Fen, Dnnsby, Bourn
CaisweU George, Bntteniick, Boston
Cssswell George, Gosberton, Spalding
Cssswell Gea West end, Frampton, Boston
CossweU Henry, Low farm, Falkiiigham
Cosswell John Henry, Laughton, Falklnghom
CassweU Thomas BusseU, Fen, Semprlngnom,
FoUdnghom
CossweU Thos. Russell, inn.Gosberton,Bpldng
CassweU Tom, Pointon house, Folklugham
CossweU WUUam Martin, Manor house,North
Onnsby, Lonth
Costledlne John, Honnston, Lincoln
CflSweU Henry, Quadrlng, Bpnldlng
Catlln Robert, 1 Elmer st. north, Grantham
CatllnWm.Woddlngham, Kirton Lndsy.R.aO
CandweU George, Baraetby-le-Wold R.S.0
Caodwell Henry, MidviUe, Boston
Caudwell Jesse, Marsh, Dawsmere, Holbeach
CoudweU Joseph, Holbeach marsh, Holbeach
CaudweU Joseph, Leake, Boston
Canlton Charles, Duck hall, London rd.Bpldng
Caulton Everitt, Holbeach marsh, Holbeach
CaultonEvCTltt, Marsh frm. Pinch lieck, Spldng
Caulton Everitt, 17 Upper Wellond terrace,
London rood. Spalding
Canlton Henry Earl, Piuchbeck rd. Siialdtng
Caulton William, Glebe farm, Cuckoo, West
Pinchbeck, Spalding
Cave WUliam, Fen, Boston, Market Deeping
Covell Wmiam, Habrongh. Ulceby
CavlU Thomas, OoxhUl, Hull
Cowdron Thomas, Gosberton, Spalding
Cswkwell John, North Kelsey, Brlgg
CawkweU Leochman, Sturton, Lincoln
Cliafer John, Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
CtioferMowbray,Mo8swood.Crowle,Doucaster
Chafer WUliam, Moeswoal, Belton.Doucaster
Chafor George, Bottesf ord, Brigg
ChoUand Jsph. Lawn hi. Soutti Kyme,Sleaford
Chollond Joseph, jun. South Kyme, Sleai^»d
ChoUons Ricliard & Edwd. Coleby, Lincoln
ChoUons Richard, Fen, Blankney S.0
Challans Thomss, Anbourn, Lincoln
Chamberlin Athr.Toft-by-Newtan,Mrkt.Rasn
Cliamberlln Rotiert, Bardney, Lincoln
Chamberlin Thas.Foldingworth,MorketRasen
Cliombers Mrs, Ann, Bsr.lney Dolriea, Llncln
Chambers BankB,Uanor ho.Stli.Kyme,Bleafrd
Chambers Demetrius Glenn,Topfarm,Thore8-
way, Coistor
Chambers John, Falkingbam
Chambers John, Fen, Blankney S.0
Cliombers John, Gosberton, Spalding
Chambers Joseph, Thurlt)}', Bourn
Chambers Bobt. Fen, South Kyme, Bleaford
Chambers William, Kirkby-cum-Osgodby,
Market Basen
Champion WiUiam, Blyton, Golnsborongh
Champion WiUiam, Fllxborongh, Doncuter
Chantry Harry, Eau side, Bcotter, Klrton
Lindsey B.B.0
[ Kelly's
Chapman Absolom, Wrangle, Boston
Chapman Cook B. Broadgate, Godney S.0
Chapman David, Mowthorpc, Alford
Chapman Dickinson, DouUe bank, Bennlng-
toDy Boston
Chapman Edward, Barlln's drove, Sntton St.
James, Wisbech
Chapman Edward, Bleasby, Wragby
Chapman Edward. Bnrgh-in>thc-Marsh K.S.0
Chopman Edwd. Hnmbentone, Gt. Grimsby
ChopmanEdwd.jnn.Burgfa-in-tiic-Mish.B.S.0
Cliapman George, Ashby, Brlgg
Chopman George, Morehomgote, Moieham-
le-Fen, Boston
Chapman Jomet, Kirton, Boston
Chapman Job, C^oseway, Wyberton, Boston
Chapman John, Double bk. Benuington.Bstn
Cliopman John, Malcby-le-Marsli, Alford
Chapman John, Minting, Homcostle
Chapman John, Strnbby, Alford
Cliapman John, Upton, Gainsborough
Chapman Jolm Thomas, Tnmby, Bnton
Chapmon Joseph. Horsington, Uomcastle
Chapmon Jsph. jun. Horsington, Homcsstle
Chapmon Joshua R. Moreham-le-Fen, Boston
Chapmon Mrs. M. A. Burringham, Doncaster
Chapmon Mrs. Mary Ann, Coleby hall, Bur-
ton-on-Stather, Doncoster
Chapmon Mowbray, Fen, Gedney 3.0
Chapman Robert. Corby, Grantham
Chapman t'aml. North KUUngholmc, Ulceby
Chapmon I'horoos, Hoxey, Bawtry
Chapman W. Bigbolt ho. Gosberton, Spalding
Chapman WUlhmi, Eaugote, Moulton Chapel,
Spalding
Chapmon William, Haxey, Bawtry
Chapman WUliam, Measlnghani, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Cliapman WUllom, Bevesby, Boston
ChoppeU Walter Henry, Whaplode, Spalding
ChoppUl Charles, Klrton Lindsey R.8.0
Cliority William, Barholm, Stamford
Charlton Wmiam, Fleet, Holbeach
Chotbnra RIchd. Old pork, Crosby, Doncoster
ChotbumR.W.OId pk. We. Halton, Doncoster
Chotterton Chas. Eost Theddlctborpe, Louth
Chstterton C. Ashby-by-Portoey, Spilsby
ChottertonF.HIgh Grange, Scopwick, Lincoln
Chotterton Fronk, Novenby, Giantliom
Chotterton Frank, Temple High Gnuige,
Temple Bruer, Grantliom
Chotterton Jesse, Spilsby road, Homcastle
Chstterton John, Chapel, .Mford
Chotterton J. Conisby, We. Halton, Doncaster
Chotterton John, Crosby, Doncaster
Chotterton Martin, Welton-le-Wold. Louth
Chotterton Mrs. Mary (trustees of), Belton
Grange, Doncaster
Chstterton Mrs. M. BaltfleetbyAUSa!nta.Loath
Chatterton Robert, Minting, Horncaatle
Cliatterton Wattam,Hagwortbingliom,Spllsby
Chatterton Williom, Belchford, Horacastle
Chotterton William, Ballington. Lonth
Chatterton William, Wigtoft, Spalding
Chenles Jonn. & Brother«,Hogstborpe, Alfonl
Cheols D. Old Msoor bo. Skendleby, Spilsby
Cheeseman T. B. Woltbam, Oreot Grimsby
Cheesemon Wm. Hogworthlnghom, SpUsbj
Cheesmon David, Fon, Wigtoft, Spoldlng
Cheethom Mrs. Ann, Chopel HUL Boston
Cheethom WiUlom, Pelhom's lisnd, Boston
ChefBns J. Croft, Woinlteet All SolnU R.S.O
Cherrington Mrs. Ann, South street* Crow-
lond, Peterborough
Cherrington J.Postlond, Crowland,Fctcrboro'
Cherrington S. North st.Chvwtend, Fetertx>ro'
Cherrington Stephen, jun. Postlond, Oow-
lond, Peterborough
Chesmon John, Wroot, Bawtry
Chesmon Joseph, Epworth, Doncsster
Chesmon Thomos, Low Bnrabom, Bawtry
(Thesmon Thos. West Butterwlolc, Rotlierham
Chessmon D.N. Kirton Holme, K]rton,Bastou
Chester John, Ealand, Oowie, Doncaster
Chester Blchard, East Keol, Spilsby
Chester Samuel, Little Steeping, BpQsby
Chester WUliam, Moulton CSiopel, Spalding
ChesterHeld WUliam, Deeping St Jaines,
Morket Deeping
ChesterSeld WlUlom, jno. Deeping St James,
Morket Deeping
CbesterSeld WilUom, sen. Deeping St Jauses.
Morket Deeping
Cbeswlok W. Sootton, Klrton Lindsey R.S.(>
Chevln Henry, Sonth Leosinghom, Starford
Chevin Jomes, Swlnediend, Spoldlng
ChUds B. Normanby-bv-Splta], Morket Rasen
Chilton WUliam, Sotftho, Gteot Ottmsl-y
Christian Mrs. M. Klrkby Underwood, Urara
Chrlstlon Nothonid, Whaplode, Spoldiae
Chrlstlon Bobert, The Common, Spalding;
Christian Thos. A. Skilllngton, 0(«sterwnrt:i
Christian WUllom, WyvUle-with-Hnnrcrtcd:,
Grantham
Christopher Martin, Heckington, SIsatcnl
Christopher Walter, Heckington, Bleaforl
Clopliom Joseph, Fen, Boston
Clopmon Jn. & Thos. Westwood Side, B vwtry
Clorey John, Tliorpe Bt Peter, Woinllcct AU
Sal'itr B.S.0
Clorloaat A. 1 oasegote rd. Moulton, S|»Sdl: g
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRADES DIKECTORr.]
Cluk Allred H. Eaugate, Uoulton, Spalding
Clark GuwaU, Wothorpe, Bpidding
Clark Charlei, Boaton weat, Boaton
Clark Cbarlea Codling, Lerertan, Boaton
Clark Bdward, Weathorpe, Spalding
Clark Frank, Halton Relegate, Spilaby
Clark Fradk. Marah, Sutton Bridge, Wlabech
Clark Oeorge, Friakner, Boaton
Clark George, Weathorpe, Spalding
Clark O. jnn. Manh, Sutton Bridge, Wlabech
Clark Itlia H. A. Sciedlngton, FalUngham
Clark Hany, Weet Fen, Boaton
Clark Henry, Clay HaU, High street, Spalding
Clark Henry, Leake, Boaton
Clark Jamet, Heat, Holbeach
Clark Jamea, Gedney &0
Clark Jamee, Holtmuh Drove, Bolbeach
Clark John, Ayleaby, Qreat Orimsby
Clark John, Bnttenrlck, Boaton
Clark John, North Bcarle, Newark
Clark John, Bootter, Khrton Undaey B.S.0
Clark John, Wyberton, Boaton
Clark Jonaa, Wrangle, Boaton
Clark Jonathan, Luke, Fen, Boaton
Clark Joaeph, Bennington, Boston
Clark Joaeph, Uaren Bonk, Boston
Clark Joaeph, Inga, Butterwlck, Boaton
Clark Bichard, HaHgate, Moulton, Spalding
Clark Bichard, Inga lane, Lererton, Boaton
Clark HIchard, Lererton, Boaton
Clark Kiohard, jun. Lererton, Boaton
Clark Bobert, North Kdaey, Biigg
Clark Bobert, Wlldawortb, Qalnaborongh
Clark Smith, Saltlleetby St. Clementa, Louth
Clark Thomaa, Burrlogfaam, Doncaater
Clark Thomaa, Kirton, Boaton
Clark Thomaa, North Soarle, Newark
Clark William, Epworth, Doncaater
Clark William, Haxey, Bawtry
Clack William, Lererton, Boston
Clark William, Owiton Ferry, Bawtry
Clark WllUam, Saustborpe, SpiUby
Clark William, WoodhaU Spa, Homcaatle
Clark William Jaa. Old BoUngbroke, Spilaby
Clarke Berry ft Harrison, Bk^eas
Clarke Charua, Aahhy-de-la-Lannde, Sleaford
Clarke Charles, Aubonm, Lincoln
01 irke Charles, Scopwick, Lincoln
Clarke Chaa. C. Bectory farm, Bennington,
Boston
Clatta Edward, Braoebridge, Llnooln
Clarke Edward S. Btalnsby, Ashby Pnerornm,
Horncaatle
Clarke Mrs. Blizabeth, Tliimbleby, Homcaatle
Uhtrke FMdk. Marah, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Clarke George, Great Hale, Sleaford
Clarke Oeorge, Lutton, Wiabeoh
Clarke George Wm. Old BoUngbroke, SpUsby
Clarke Henry, Friskney, Boaton
Chirke Henry, Halton Holegate, Spilaby
Clarke John, Central Wlngland, Wisbeoh
Clarke John Roe, North Hykefaam, Lincoln
Clarke J. W. Castlethorpe, Bronghton, Brlgg
Clarke Mrs. M. A. Blnbrooke, Market Baaen
Clarke FhiUip, Cowbit road, Spalding
Clarke Bobert, Helghington, ijlnooln
Clarke Roberts, Haven Bank, Boston
Clarke St. Thomas, Deeping Fen, Cowbit,
Spalding
Clarke Thomas, Fen, Wyberton, Boston
Clarke Thomaa, Wrangle, Boaton
Clarke William, Anboura, Lincoln
Clarke William, Bag Bnderby, Homcaatle
Clarke WiUtam, Cralse Lonnd, Bawtry
Clarke William, FrithvUle, Slfaaey
Clarke William, Moor Thimbleby, Homcaatle
Clarke William, Morton, Bourn
Clarkson William, North Scarle, Newark
Clay Oeorge, Bkidbrook, Great Orimsby
Clay Blohard, Osboumby, Falkiughara
Clayton Fred Charles, Alkborongh, Doncaater
Cl^rton Heniy, Kettleby, BIgby, Brigg
Clayton John, Alkborongh, Doncaater
Chiton John, Weston, Spalding
ClMton Joseph, Belle Tne farm, Barrow^on-
Hmnber, Hull
dayton Joseph, New Holland, HuU
Clayton Un. U. Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Clayton Mrs. R, High st. Barton-on-Hnmber
Clayton Bobert, Marah road, Spalding
Clayton Tbomas, North KlUingholme, Uloeby
Clayton Thomaa, Spalding majrsh, Spalding
Clayton Thomas, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Clinton William (exon. of), Thnrlby, Newark
Clayton William, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Clayton Wm. Wbaplode Drove, Peterborough
Clayworth Joseph, Braughton days. Brant
Branghton, Newark
Clayworth Joseph, Stapletord, Newark
Clayworth T. Oarlton-le-Moorland, Newark
Clayworth William, Stapletord, Newark
Clement John, OMtle Bytham, Btamtod
Clement William, Orlmoldby, Louth
Clements Thomaa, Bank, Gkisberton, Spalding
CliS Joaeph, Sootter, Kirton Lindsey B.&0
Clift Bobat, Hogsthorpe, AUoid
Clifton A. BoBth Holland bridge, Gedney &0
Clifton George, Clark's hill, Oedney &0
CUfton Jabea, Vsn, Oedney S.0
Clifton Jabea, Ven, Sutton St. James, Wisbeoh
Clifton Jaaiei^ Ibuiortann, Donston, Unooln
UNCOLNSHIBE.
Clifton John T. Fen, Long Bntton, Wisbech
Clifton John W. Fen, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Clifton Joseph, Horsington, Homcaatle
Clifton Joseph, Market place, Spilsby
Clifton Luther, Clark's hill, Gedney S.O
Clifton Mrs. Rebecca, Fartney, SpUsbv
Clifton Robert, Sutton St. Jamas, Wisbecli
Clifton William, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Clifton William. Tealby, Market Rasen
CUpaham J. ft Rd. West Barkwith, Wragby
Clison Inkley, Risegate, Spalding
Clixby George, Bishop Norton, Kirton Lindsey
Clixby John, Corrtngham, Gainsborough
ClUby Joseph, Nonnanby-by-Bpltal, Market
Basen
Clixby Joseph, Owmby, Market Rasen
Close Thomas, The Lodge, Bdenham, Bourn
Clough Oeorge, Balmonby, Homcaetle
Clough Samuel, Four Score Acre farm, Manby,
Louth
Clough Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Clough William, Little Carlton, Louth
Coakes James, Altborpe, Doncaster
Coates Christopher ft Alfred, Johnson's farm.
Fen, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Coates Geo. The Packs, Swlnesheod, Spalding
Coates Henry, Bntterwick, Boston
Coates Henry, Holton-le-Clay, Gt. Orimsby
Coates John, Butterwlck, Boston
Coates Thomas, jnn. East Ravendole, Great
Grimsby
Coates Thomas, North Killlngholme, Ciceby
Coates Thos. The Hall, Beelaby, Gt. Orlmshy
Coates Timothy, South Thoiesby, Alford
Coates William, Laoeby, Great Orimsby
Coates William Henry, Seacby, Caistor
Coats George, Hogsgate, Monlton, Spalding
Cobb John, Maltby-le-Marab, Alford
Cock John, Rnskington, Sleaford
Cock Joseph Bhepperaon, Weston, Spalding
CockBabinsn.KirkHiU{acm,Quadring,8pldng
Cockin Ohas. Coopec, Low Bumhom, Bawtry
Cocking George, Crowie, Doncaster
CocUng Stephen, Fotherby, Louth
Cocks Stephen, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Oodd Francis Ambrose,Sonth Oarlton, Lincoln
Codd Oeorge, Middle Basen, Market Baaen
Codd John, Coythone, Grantham
Codd John, South ^^iie, Sleaford
Codd John, Wrangle, Boston
Codd Joseph. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Codd Richard, Frlskney, Boston
Codd Thomas, BarrowHm-Humber
Codd Thomas, New Holland, Hull
Oodd Wm. Croft, WainBeet All Salute R.8.0
Oodd William, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Coddington William, Edenhom, Bourn
Coddlngton William, Whaplode, Spalding
Coggon Richard, West Butterwlok, Doncaster
Colbeck Oeorge, Buningham, Doncaster
Coldron William, Great Oonerby, Grantham
Cole Oeorge^ Swinesheod, Spald&g
Cole James, Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Cole Jamea Edwin, Bwinesbead, Raiding
Cole James Montague, South Leaongham ftc.
Sleaford
Cole John, Horbling, FalUngham
Cole John, South Bank, Button St. Edmunds,
Wisbech
Cole John, Spalding fen. Cuckoo rd. Spalding
Cole John, Weet Pinchbeck, Spalding
Dole Robert, Luttongote, Button St.Edmnnds,
Wisbech
Cole Samuel, Woshwoy, Holbeach
Cole Thomas, Hallgate, Button St. Edmunds,
Wisbech
Cole Wm. (exors. of), DuustoU, Oainsborough
Cole William, Hannah, Alford
Colley Oeorge Beedam, SUrbeck, Boston
Collin Mn. Eleanor, Claypole, Newark
Collin Thomas, Claypole, Newark
Collin Tbomas, Gelston, Hough^on-the-HUl,
Grantham
Colllngwood Edwin Thoa. Corby, Grantham
Colllngwood Robert, Six Hills, Market Rasen
Colllngwood Thomas, Upton, Oainsbcrough
Colllngwood Thomas Arthur, West Rasen,
Market Basen
Colllngwood WUllam, Fnlbeck, Grantham
Collins Edward, Dyke, Gedney S.0
Collins Foster, Gonerby Moor farm. Great
Oonerby, Gcantbiun
Collins George, Leake, Boston
Collins George, Balmonby, Homcaatle
Collins George, Wrangle, Boston
Collins Hubbard, Bennington, Boston
Collins Jabes. Leake, Boston
Collins Jessie, Swineshead, Spalding
Collins John, Minting, Homcsstle
OoUlns John Rbt Lowgate, Wrangle, Boston
Collins John William, Dyke, Gedney B.0
Collins Boyle, Leake, Boston
OoUidB Thomas, Bank, Fleet, Holbeadi
OoUins William, Dry Doddlngton, Grantham
Collins WiUlam, Fen, Wbaplode, ^ding
OolllaaonEdwd.Common side,Crawle,Doncatr
Colllnson Thomas, Lnddington, Ooole
OoUishaw Mrs. Ann, Horsegate, Deeping
St. James, Market Deeping
OolUabaw Edward, Doles, Thorpe TUney,
Uornoaatle
FAR 785
CoUixhaw Oeorge Rill, Alsby, Grantham
Colllshaw Mrs. Jn. Thorpe Tilney, Homcsstle
CoUtsbaw Mis. Rebecca, Dales, Tattenholl
bridge, Boston
CoUiehaw Bichard, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Coltman Kicbd. Long Bennington, Gnintliam
Colton Charles, Fleet, Holbeach
Colton Oeorge, Swinderby, Lincoln
ColtonMumby,MareliamHm-the-Hlll,Hrncstle
Colvin Parker, Decoy farm, Spalding
Colvln Thos. Wode cot. Pinchl-eck, Spalding
Colvin Wm. River side. Pinclibeck, Spalding
Compton E. Moorhouses, Revesby, Boeton
Compton Wm. Moorhouses, Reveeby, Boeton
Coney Edward. Stlckney, Boston
Coney Mrs. Elizabeth, Welton. Lincoln
Coney John, Faldingworth, Market Rasen
Coney John Weltou, Lincoln
Coney Stephenson Chambers, Marebam-le-
Fen, Boston
Coney Thomas, Wood Enderby, Boston
Congrave Thomas Henry, Fengate, Moulton
Chapel, Spalding
Congrove Daniel, Deeping High bank.
Deeping 8t. Nicholas, Spalding
Cougreve Thomas, Bank, Oosberton, Spaldng
ConUigton Clmnt. Hagworthlngham, Spilsty
Cook David ft Robert, Tothill, Alford
Cook T. ft Mrs. M. HoIton-le-Moor, Caistor
Cook Abraham, Broodgate, . Sutton St.
Edmunds, Wisbech
Cook Andrew, Westhorpe, Spalding
Cook Mrs. Charlt Fen, Helghington, Lincoln
Cook D. Chapelbridge,Long Sutton, Wisbech
Cook Daniel, Marah, Drove end, Wisbech
Cook Edward, Spilsby
Cook Edwin, Oedney Hill, Wisbech
Cook Frank Herbert, Tongn End, Deeping
St. Nicholas, Spalding
Cook George, Swinderby, Lincoln
Cook George John, North Fen, Bonra
Cook Harris, Scotterthorpe, Kirton Lindsey
B.S.0
Cook BezeHob, Oedney Hill, Wisbech
Cook John, Appleby, Doncaster '
Cook John, Kcurth Scarle, Newark
Cook John, Scremby, Spilsby
Cook John, Wy ves farm, Pycwipe, Lincoln
Cook John (exon. of). High street, WainHeet
All Saints R.&0
Ccok John Hall, Moorby, Beaton
Cook Joseph, Kirton Fen, Boeton
Cook Joseph William, Khrton Lindsey R.S.0
Cook Mathew, Maltby-le-Marsh,.Alford
Cook Bobert, Cpton, Oainsborough
Cook Taylor, Turnpike, Moulton, Spalding
Cook Thomas, Hainton Beck, East Tonring-
ton, Wiagby
Cook Thomas, Moor, Caistor
Cook Tbomas, North Kyme, Sleaford
Cook William, Oayton-le-Marsh, Alford
Cook WUllam, North Kdsey, Brlgg
Cook William, Scotter, Kirton Lindsey B.B.(>
Cook Wm. Willlngham-by-Stow, Gaineboro'
CookeHenry,Decoy form, Fostland,Crowland,
Peterborough
Cooke James, Ludborough, Loutli
Cooke James, Station rood, Postland,
Crowland, Peterborough
Cooke John, Wyberton road, Wyberton, Boston
Cooke John BauL Thoreathorpe, Alford
Cooke Bobert, Navenby, Grantham
Cooke Thomaa, Fen, Timberland, Lincoln
Cooley Edward, Fen, Bicker, Spalding
Cooley Thomas, Hogsgate, Moulton, Spalding
Cooling Henry, Fengate, West Pinchbeck,
Spalding
Cooling Jn.Hawthome hill,Conlngsby, Boeton
Cooling John, Wlldmore, Coningsby, Boston
Cooling B.Fengate,West Pinchbeck,6paldng
Cooling Tliomaa, Wettend,Fnunpton, Boston
Cooling WilUam, RusUngton, Sleaford
Cooper Alfred, Clarke's hia, Fen, Oedney S.0
Cooper Mrs. Elizabeth, BuUocks ■ gate,.
Oedney S.0
Cooper Jamea, Croise Lound, Bawtry
Cooper Joe, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Cooper John, Haxey, Bawtry
Cooper John, Hungetton hall, Granthank
Cooper John, Oagodly, Bourn
Cooper John, Swineshead, Spalding
Cooper John Wm. Bntton 6t> James, Wisbecli
Cooper Joseph, Fen, Boaton
Cooper Joseph, Gunhouse, Doncaster
Co^er Mrs. Muy, Haxey, Bawtry
Ccopet Bobert, aamt Lound, Bawtry
Cooper Bobt. Cecil, South Witham, Grantham
Cooper Saml.(exors.of >, Hardwlck,Oainaboro'
Cooper Mis. Sophia, Carlton Ashes, Carlton
Scroop, Grantham
Cooper William, East Lound, Bawtry
Cooper William, Oedney Hill, Wisbech
Coojwr William, Haxey, Bawtry
Cooper William, Swaton. Folkingham
Cooper Wmiam, Park, Westwood Slde.Bawtry
Cooper William Waaney, Ulceby ViUage
Coot John, South Somerootea, Gt. Orimsby
Copeland Obadlab, Bcotbartoft, Boston
Copeland Thomas, Swaton, FUklagham
Oopeman John, Cliff, Eiybacongb Kirton
Lindsey B. B.0
Digitizei
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IC
786 FAR
FARUraui— coaflnoed.
Coplej Mis. Blcha. WeatborouKb, CiraDthatn
Copiun George, Bi««g«te, Spalding
Coppin Jolm, TlmberUtDd, Linooln
Ooppiu Mia. Siuata, WlUoaghby, AUont
Gapping Oeorge, Caenby, Market Bamn
Oopping John, Apley, Wragby
Copping John, Hall, EirkBteail, Homcastle '
Corby Thomas, Gnanock gate, Sattoh St
Edmunds, Wiabech
Cordeaux John, areat Coates, tTIcebjr
Cojrflen George, North Cotikerington, I,oiitii
Corden William, Thorpe St Peter, ValnDeet
AU Salnta R.S.0
Cordley Amos, Weston, Spalding
Oordley Ezra, Weston, Spalding
Cordley George, Weston, Spalding
Cordy William, Long hedges, Boston
CortonEdwd. Anton's gowt,LangriTiU«,Bostn
Cott William King, Hallgate, Oedney S.0
Cottingham Eastoo, Owmby, Market Baaen
Cottingham Edvin, Manor farm, Snartord,
Market Basen
Cottingham Mrs. E. West Barkwith.Wragby
'Cottingham John, Snarford, UarketiBasen
'Cottingbam Joseph, Messlngham, Klrton
UndteyB.8.0
-CottinghamHrs.M. Friestliorpe,Market Baaen
Nottingham Thomas, Owniby, Market Baaen
<3otton Qaorge, Tatoer lock, Gt. Orlmsby
>Catton Michael, Orimoldby, Louth
'«ottrlU Benj. Korth Ovenby, Market Bksen
•Conlman Mrs. F. Sandtott, Belton, Doncaster
•CoulmanMra.r.T7pper Boss, Spworth,Donoatr
Conla(mKP.BrannoeweU-wltb-I>nnsby,Sla(rd
Coulson Qea Westlahy, Wickeoby, Wragby
Coolflon John, Bitchfleld, Grantham
Coolt John, North Hykeham, Linooln
Coolt Samiiel, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Conltan William Bedman, Coningsby, Boston
Oooltas Geo. Langton-by- Wragby, Wn^by
Coolthurst James, FUxborongh, Doncaster
Conlton Thomas, Bed house, Dalby, Spilsby
•Coapland George, BemsweU, Kirton Llndsey
B.S.0
■Connland Gamel Wright, Thorpe St. Peter,
Walnfleet All Saints B.S.O
•<7onpiand James, Tattenhall Thorpe, Boston
Coupland John, Doalngton-on-Bain, Louth
-Coupland John, Trosthorpe, Alford
Coupland J.a.jan.Hiillto(t end,Frelston,Bstn
Coupland John West, Oraylngham lodge,
Graylugham, Kirton Undaay
Coupland Hn. Joseph, Hnttoft, Altord
• Coupland Bobert, Oarnsgate, Gedney S.0
ConplandBobt. Wetland ho. WbBplode,8paldng
Conpland SamLHlgh stLong Sutton, Wisbech'
Coupland Saml. Jn.Holbeacb manli,H6lbea(Jh
Coupland Walls AimstroDg, Thorpe Culvert,
Wainfleet All Salute B.SlO
Ooupland William, Fen, H«lghIngton,Llnooln
Coupland William, Fen, Wbaplode, Spalding
Courts James, Fleet, Holbewh ' '
'Cordl SamneU wnionghbyj Alfoid
Coverdale T. Aahby-cnm-Fenby, OUBibaOif
Coward Darld, Bairiagtongate, Holbeaeh
' Coward Martin, Barrlngtongate, Hotbeofih
Cowham Tho& Washway, A&arklrk;Spalding
• Cowham Wm. Langton villa,' WestPinclibeck,
Spslding'
' Cowlam Thos. W. West Baaen, Market Baseii
■Co)>rltng B«njdtnin, Langhton, GkinsborongK
Cowling Charles, Lnddington, Ooole
■Cowling George; Ladghton. Oatuttorough
-Cowling WnUun, Eostoft, Goole
Cox Charles, North Kelsey, Brigg '
Cox James, Great Ooaerby, Grantham
Cox John, Great Hale, Sleatoid .
Cox John, Blbaldstow, -Kirton Llndsey B.S.0
Cox John, North Eeliey, Brigg
Cox John, SQuth Banceltr, Sleafotd '
Cox John BSbert, Wlgtoft, Spalding'
Cox Thomas, Hanthorpe, Boom'
Cox Whathom, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Coy David, Central Wlngland, Wisbaeh
Coy David, Fen, Gosberton, Spalding '
Coy Thomas, Feb, Oosberton, Spalding
Ciagg Mrs. Ann, Long Benningtoa,Oimnthaa
Cragg Daniel, Ling Bennington, Oiwntham
Cragg Edmund. Marsh chajwl, Gt. Grimsby
Cragg Jn. White crosk, Tydd 8t Mary, Wisbech
Cragg Bobert, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Cragg William, Bimnghar, Sleaiord -
Cram Thmnas, Bnif^-ln-tha-Marsh R.S.0
Cram Thos.Biohd. Bnrgh-in-the-Maish 'B.S.0
Crampton Jamds, CowbIC, Spalding
crane Edwonl, Quadrlng, Spalding
Crane Jbhn, Moulton, Spalding
CranHeld Stalwoith,WestPliicht
Cranidge Mrs, B. High St. Cnnrle, Doncaster
Cranidge J.)an. Normend, Ciowle, Doncaster
Cranidge HI*. Lotalio^ Crowlo, Dohcastar
Cranidge Mn; S.6otIth end,Oniwle, Doncaster
Crashley HISS MatyCroas,North OockMngton,'
• LontS . ,. -
Craven Brewster, Wlgtoft, Spoldfng -
Craven Christopher, Swineshead, SpaMIng '
Craven Mis. a-MeerbooUi, I«ngrlvillei Bitn
Craven David; FMstota, Bostoa ''
<Mvea George^ HtU hlUs, Boston'
Craven Tunnard,Meer hooth,Ikagrivllle,Bstn
i,WestPliichbeck.^>aidtng' Curtis
LINeOLllSHIBE.
CrawfcM Alfred, Alaari3ii> ^Uulng
Crawfotd Jonatlian,Sea end,Beilningt(m,B«tn
CmwfordSanil.Flshmoreend,Wlgtott,6paldng
Crawford Story, AlgarUrk, Spalding
Crawford Thomas, Oonlceby, Homaatle
Crawford William, Bennington, Boston
Crawford WlUlam, FiithviBe, Sibaey
CrawfcM Wm.North Someicotes,Gt. Grimsby
Crawley Henry, Hanh, Honlton, Spalding
CraWley John, Manor ho. Whapode, Spol^ng
Cieacey Alfred, WUham bank, Boston
Creacey George, Long hedges, Boston
Creasey Abn^am, Woloott, Linooln
Creoaey Mn. Ann, Fen, Timberland, Lincoln
Creasey Arthur, Eickworth, Falkingham
Creasey Benjamin, Walcott, Lincoln
Creasey Bletoher, Skeldyke, Kirton, Boston
Creasey Geo. Thomton4e-Fen, Boston
Creasey Hanj, Fen, Fleet, Holbeaofa
Creasey James, Dogdyke, Boston
Creasey James, Bnsldngton, Sleotord
Creasey Jn. Geo. Drove, QniaOring, Spalding
Creasy Levi, Quadiing, Spalding
Creasy Robert, Stowe, Falkingham
Creasy Walter, North Kyme, Sleaford
Credland John, Wroot, Bawtry
Credland Joseph, Stnrton, Lincoln
Creasey George, North Kelsey, Bilgg
Creasey George, West ville, Sibsey
Croft John, AlgarUrk Fen, Boston
Croft John, North Scarie, Newark
Croft Joseph, Calstot rood. Market Basen
Croft Bobot, North Scafle, Newark
Croft Thomas, Billlnghay, Sleoford
Croft Thes;, Moor, Thimbleby, Homcastle
Croft Willtam, North Scarie, Newaik
Crofts Francis, Toynton All Saints, SpOsby
Crokcr Fras. MlUgate, Whaplode, Spalding
CrokerF.jnn.St. Catharine's, Wha^ode,Spldng
Croker James, Whaplode, Spalding
Crook Amos, Weston, Stnldlng
Croot Mn. Blliataeth, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Cropley Crosby, Swaton, Falklnghiun
Cropley Thomas, Sea end, Moulton, Spalding
CropIeyWm. BarkBtone-Ie-WIIlow8,Granthan
Cropley WilUam,' Sntterton, Spalding
Cropper Francis, Minting, Horncastle
Crosby Oervas, Bpworth, Doncaster
Crosby John, BecUngbwn, Newark
Crosby Jsph. Middleton, Spring tank. North
WiBingham, Market Basen '
Crosby Thomas, Baokini^m, Newaik
Cross A.B.WiUonghton,KiitonLindsey B.S.0
Cross D.Hsllgate, 8ntton8tBdmundB,WUboh
Cross E. G. Matter ho. Khrton Llndsey B.8.0
Cross John, Whaplode Drove, Petegixnaa^
CraesThaa.T.London rd.LongSutton, Wisbech
Cross 'WOlinm, Wilstborpe, Stamford
Cnnsby John, Welton, Lincoln
Croston George, Bardney, Lincoln
Crow Qeccg^ EsstTheddiethorpe, Louth
Crow Bobt. Alls, Sntton St. James, Wisbech
Crow Thomas, Friskney, Boston
CrowWnnam, Aivingham, Lonth
Crew William, Cnraberwoith, Albird
Crowder Henry Herbert, Boidney, Lincoln
Orowder Matthew, Flshtoft, Boston
Crawder '^mUorn, Bennington, Boston
Crowder William, Scothem, Llncobi'
Ciowe DavU, Chapel, Alfoid
Crowe Henry, Baithby, BpDsby
Crovi'son Edward, Nortli SomercoixS, Gt.
Grimsby
CrowBon John, BaltBeet, Lonth
Cnwtton John, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Crowstoa Joseph, Eeclby, tJIceby
Ctnxford Jn^Sonth st Oowland, Peterbomgh
Croxford Maxcnr, Gedney HIU, Wisbech
Crust 'Bly, Eeslisy house, Flahtoft, Boston
Crust Geiirge, 'Wllloaghby bills, Boston -
Crust John, Ftdston, Boston
Cnekaey Alfotd John, Swlndeitay, Lincoln
Culy Biaxln, Bell end, WhiH)loda, Spalding
Only John, Badgate, T^rdd St Mary, Wisbech
CnndallWni.OeaiEastoft rd.Crowle,Doncaater
Cunddl Btdid.Dirtness bdg.Sandtoft BdtCiti;
Doncaster
Cuningham Thomas, Gosberton, Spalding
Cnnoingtan Bdwaid, LuMon, Wlsbedr
Cunningtoa Hdey Thomas, Lutton, Wisbech
CnitnlngtDff ?ahn,' Gnnbyi'Orantbam
CunningtonJ.Deeping St James,MaitetDpng
Cnnnington Wi^lom, TsUngtan, fitamfonl
CnrlDairiel, Thorpe St Peter, Walnfleet All
Saints R.S.0
Curtis GeoiBe; Ctowie, Doncaster
Cmtis George, Little Steeping, Spilsby -
Cnrtis John, Hondngton, Homcastle
~ litis Jn. Wm. Town HIH iiam, Bocknail,
BemcseUe
Curtis Willlani, Boiemby, SpBsby'
' Curtis William Henry, Ingoldeby, GmntlfiUn
Cnrtiss Mts. Mary Ann, Top House farm,
Dnddington, Lincoln-
CunoBB W. M. Elm Bow house, Halton Hde-
gate,'Bp|]sby
Cust Ennst, Fulnetby, Wtagby -
Cntforth A. Orby, Burgh-in-the-Marsh B.&0
Cutforth Mis. Emma, Oit)y, Burgh-in-the-
.MiffiA B.S.0
Cutforth Hy. Proctor, Sntterton, Spalding
[kellt'b
CntfMth Joiiiit A^pottm,' WIgiirit, BfOllBf
Cutforth Walt 'Welten-ln-tbe4Ianh,S{illtbr
Cutforth WUUsm, Fosdykc^ SpaUlag
Cuthbsrt oeorge, Ooningrtiy, Btetan
Cuthbert George, Ownby, Caistor
Cuthbert Humphrey, Hobroogh, Ukeby
Cnthbertr.HibaMatow, Kirton Liadaey B.S.0
Cuthbert John, Sooth KlUingholiM, Ufcebr
Cuthbert BIdiaid, Crosby, Doncaita
Cuthbert Btcbonl. Oiasby, Caistor
Cnthbert Wniiam,8oath Killinghahoe,inceb;
Cutts George. Ings, FMaton, Boston
DabeU Thomaa, Long BamlngtoB, OiiDtlBO
Daft Cook, Leake,' Boston
Daft Thomas, Toot hill, Coningsby, Boston
Daft Thomas, Wlldmon, Oonlngsby, Boitoii
Daft Wathain, West ville, Sibsey
Daft Willlaln, Coningsby, Boston
DaUn Frederick, North Scarie. Newark
Dakln8Bidid.BagleWoodhouie,Bagle,Nnrul[
DtSbf George, Tharpe-oa-the-hOl, UiRolii
D'Aloom Henri, Weston, Spalding
Dale George, Westgate, Belton. Dmsster
Dale Jamas, Kirton Hofane, Ktrtoo, Boston
Dale Samuej, Ohmchtown, Belton, DoncetR
Dales George, Botby, Alfoid
Doles Thomas, Halton bridge, Ashbr-br-
Partney, Spitaby
Dalton Albert, BasgiBriiam, Newark
Dalton Austin, West Keel, SpOaby
Dalton Daniel, PeaidiiU, Cowbit, Spaldlnf
Dalton OeiMrge, Manor fkim, Noctaiiljncnln
DaltoB Hamry, OoxhiU, Hall
Dalton Jsph. Keal Ooatea, Weat Keal, Spflabr
Dalton BIciiaid, Moulton, Spalding
Dalton S. Harvey, Httmston, UaeciB
Dalton Thomas, HagworUdngtian, Bpilsbr
Dalton Thos.B.MaaorlukFIU>ara, Uaeotn
Daltry William, Battft, Goole
Dant^ Charles William, Cadnsy, Brigg .
Danby Ftands, Dnnhotane, Unooln
Danl^ Henry eamoal, Ftshtoft, Boston
Dant^ Kd. Laagton-by-Homcastls, Horaotl
Dann Wm.C3haaF*iitoB ho: Ponton, Wngt?
Dandiaon Bdwaid. Bnsby, Altord
Daanott Didton, West Basen, Market BaKn
Dannatt Jn. ChasL GaytoB'le-Msnh, Alfonl
Dannatt Joseph, Morton-l7-G«bisbORng)i
Dannatt Bohert, B«rrow.«a-Hamber, Hall
DarleyChaa.B.Mill green, Finchbeck,8paldingr
Darley David,' Biver side,Pinchbei^Spaldii|!
Darisy John; Leakey Beaton
Darley Bobert,lCill gm. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Dariey Wm. Toynton All Saints, Spilsby
Daihnr Thomas, Fen, Fleet, Holbeaeh
Darmon John, Walcott ten, Uncoln
Darnell Mrs-Bsniet, SUdbroek, OtSrisBbj
Darnell WHUam, Bardney, Lincoln
•DaraUl Gea OH>y,Bnrgh-in-the-Maiih B.S.0
DaraU John Jack, Graintharpe,OtGiinisby
Danand John, Haxey,'Bawtry
Damuid Matthew, Haxey, Bowtiy
Danbney Charies, Leake, Boston
Danbeny Jabes, North Kyme, Sleafcsd
Dauber Henry, Sootbern, Uncoin
Dauber John WIIllara,Beesby,Or8at Orinukr
Danbney Edwd, &C«o.Belahfe>d,H«mcssde
Danbney Cbarles, Hagworthingham. SpOsbr
Danbney Hebt. Manor fBmi,Cuitrick, lindn
Danbney James, Navenby, Grantham
Danbney Jobs, Firsby, Spilsby
Danbney Robert Hagvnirthingham, Spnibr
Danlton Henry, Bilsl^, Alford
Daulton Thomas, Bast Klifcbj-, Sfiilsby
Davey Alfd.-J. Winthorpe, SkeBneas B.S.0
Davey Augustas Bndlbant, Xanor hocH,
Hagworthingfasm, Spilsby
Davey Henry, Legbonme, Lontti
Davey J^ Geo. West end, Frampton, Bston
Davey John "Henry, HoiTington, SpHsby &
at Winthorpe, Okegneas B.&0 ■
Davey Jose]^ StUkSey, Boston
Davey Mn.8.0rby,Baiirh-ln-the-Manli S.S.0
Davis Alfred, Kirfcby, Maricet'IUMn
Davis DavM, Cowbit SpoUtntr -
Davis Jn.Kirkby-cum.OsKDdby, 'XaitakBasn
Davis John Wesley, WMtham,aBMit Crimsb;
DavlR Thomas, ThteeUnglUm, WalklBglHun
Davison Mrs. Ann, Barlfiigt; Linadt
Davison James, Addlethope, Bntih R.S.0
Davy A Bxleyi LegbomaecLoaeii '
Davy Alfred, Iiby-Km-HmBberf Caiatm
Davy Ohaai Fredk.Iittl*Ceate[av Ot Grimsliv
Davy Edmnnd; Woriaby, Bi^s
Davy Edwd. JtNorth Owersb(f,lfaiket Bagec
Davy Edward Major,- Orfo^-Xaite* Basea
Davy George Bdwaid, MsiMr -aoosa fane.
Thoresway, Caistor >
Davy Henry Bdmnsd,? 'Otoxby,' Atiatsr
Davy Huntor, North OwvAy, Market Basa
Davy Jamea, Sooth Eiytngfaolmet tjloct?
Davy Jn.'K ROcksty fairm; Tattnrsll, losth
Davy Jspb.!B. North Owcrsbn>MBar1aet BaKi
Ds'ry Jsph.W.The Hrit,-'Bteat<Harltfw;t<sBO
Davy M.' KMchy-aa»>Osegdiqr,KadDBt'Bssei
Davy Richard,' BHuung-Jngg ' ■ .. . ->.
DavyRabert.'UI«sb]iT<iIlai|»' • ■> -
Dawber AnceJ^'BUcaony, BdttOD :> . <
Dawber Daniel- mftlmJtllmi, Xtjtmtie^
SittAn Liadaey Bj&O- --^ , >
BatrberGeorgev'WelteB.Iineaiji .
Digitized by VjUUy iC
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Ilawli«r-Jspb.B];baH>'.KiTton Lindse; B.S.0
Dawbei Schofiela,Faldliigwarth,Miu:fcetBasen
Damon Hn. Eiwworth, DoncasUi
Dawaon Benjamin, Keen la, Eliton, Boston
Damon Cartwiight. Oreat Steepingi Spilsby
Davaon Charles, WeltOD, Lincoln
Sawson Charles Edwd. Sonth Kelaey > CaUtor
Damoi Dftvld, Quadiing, Spalding
Dawson Elon, Irtar-ln-the-Uarsb, Bnrgh
Dawson Oaorge, Barrow-on-Hnmber, HoU
Dawson George, Fen, Timberland, linooln .
Dawson George, IiSTarton, Boston
Dawson George. Bothwell, Caistor
Dawson Hy. Druton, Swineshead, Spalding
Dawson James, Boxby, Doncastcr
Dawson John, Bontborpe, Altocd
Dawson John, Bnrgh-ln-tbe-IIanih B.S.0
Damon John, Baud;ke, Qnadring, Spalding
Dawson John, Great Gonerby,' Granuiam
Dawaon John, Newton^on-Trent, Newark
DawaoaJohn, Owston Pen;, Bawtry
Dawson Jolm, Sonth Leaslngham, Sleaford
Dawson John, «en,'01d.B«Ungbroke, SpUaby
Dawson Jc^n Bobert, Tetfoio, Homcaatle
Dawson Jn. Thomas, Great Steeping, Spilsby
Dawson Joeeph, BopalOT, Grantham
Dawson Uiaa3(argBret,8Udbrook,at.Grinuby
DawsonHrs.Maria,New hall,LeTerton,Boaton
Dawson Bd. Mill green. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Dawaon Bobert, Old BoUngbroke, Spilaby
Dawson William, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Dawson WUliam, Friakney, Boston
Dawaon Wmiam, Uatsh, Monlton, Spaldjng
Dawaon WiUiam, Skeldyke, Kirton, Boston
Day Edwd. Sorarortli, Owstou Ferry, Bawtry
Day Edward James, Snsworth, Omton
. Fanry, Bawtry.
Day John, Wood Enderby, Boston
Day Bd. Scotterthorpe, Kirton I4ndscy B.S.0
Day. Bobert, Scotter High field, . Scotter,
Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Day Bt. Scotteithorpe, Kirton LlniUey B.S.0
Day Thomas, Chnrdi street, Caistor
Day Wm. Cotdiouaes, Owston Ferry, £awtry
Day William,£agle isjie farm, Thorpe^on-tha-
HUl, UncQln
Day William, Scotter, Kirton Llndwy B.S.0
Dean Edward, jim. Church tarai, AlgarUrk,
Spalding
Dean George, Waddlngton, Lincoln
Dean John, Diuyton, Swineshead,, Spalding
Dean John^ Drove end, Wisbech
Dean John, GoxbUl, Hull
Dean Jolm Charles, Didtb end, Wiabeoh. .
Dean John Matthew. Wajcot, FaUdnghain
Dean Bamnel. Drove end, Wiabe^li
Dean Eeth Ellis, Dowsby Hall, FaUdngham
Dean SethEllia,jnn.ThrMkiogham,Ftilkinghm
Dee Alfred, GoxhlD. Hnll
Dee MrB.Ann,Low Santon, Appleby, Doncaster
Dee Joel, Bam>WH>n-Hnmb«', Hull
Dee John, East Halton, Ulceby
Dee WlUiam, Ooxhill, HnU
Salty William, Eastoft, Qoole
Denby Henry Doubleday, Dunkirk bonae,
Colaterworth, Grantbam
Oenby Henry, If orth Witham, CoUterwortb,
Grantham
Deaman Joseph, Torksey, Qainsborough
Dennis Jn.Fen aide, Halton Holegate,Spileby
Dennis Thomas, Stickford, Boston
Deniila WlUiam, King John farm, Satton
Bridge, Wisbech ' .
Dennla WlUiam, Maiah,Long Snttbn, Wisbech
Dennia WllUam, Wainfleet All Salnta R.S.0
Dennlaon Henry, Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Denuiaon John Henry, . Fengate, .Moulton
Chapel, Spalding
Senuiaou Wilflam Henry, Fengate, Monlton
Chapel, Spalding
Denoias Jabez, Saltfleetby St. ClementjLouth
Dennias Bichaid, West Fen, Boston, tincoln
Dent Edward, GoxhiU, Hull
Dent James, ITaaelby, Market Basen
Dent William, Thnilby, Ifswark .
Denton Edmund, Startqn, Lincoln
Denton George, Owmby, Market Kasen
Denton John, SalUteetby St. Peters, Louth
Denton Bobot, Scawby brook, Scawby^opm-
Sturton, Brigg
Denton Robert, TWlgmoor,' Manton, Kilton
Lindaey B.S.0
Depear Mark, Whaplode Drove,Feterboraugh
DCTry Chariea Main (exors, of), Chspelgate,
Gednw 8.0
Derry Thomaa Main, Chapelgate, Godney S.0
Desborongh Jolm, .Weaton, Spalding
Destorges Mrs. Aan.EasfKtal, Spilaby
Deaforgea Janu*, Eaat Kcal, Spilaby
DesForges John, Thorpe HaU farm, Sonth
EUdngton, Lonth
Daalerges John Thomas, Stiokney, Boston
Dewick Samnel, North Scarle, Ne«-ark
Dexter Thomas, lAcaby Villa^
Dexter William, Ulceby Village
Dibble O. F. ft Sons, Blyton, Oainsborough ;
A at Smlthfleld market, Manchester
Dipk Mra.aantb(exorB.of),Brothertoft,Baaton
.JDickensMn.Moniea,Scredingtoo,FaIkil)gham
DlckeoaMiaMoil)aa;F«u, Lltt1eHale,81eatord
Dickenaon I^ancb, BiUton,HaIegatc, Spilsby
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Dickenson John, Weat Baaen, Market £aaeu
Dickenaon Wflllamr Qoadrtog, Spalding
Dickeraon Artbr. M.Sntton St. Jamea,WiEbch
Dickeraon Tboa. Wm. Button fridge, Wiabch
DicklDgs John Eneaa, Bisegate, Spaldjng.
DicUnga Bobert, Biaegate, Spalding
DicUngs Robert, Bisegate, Sarfleet,Spalding
Diokins William, Horbling, Falklngham
Dickinson Benjamin, BecUngbam, Newark
DicUnaon Chailea, Cowbrldge, Boston
DiokinsonChaa S. Aahfleld ho.Branston,Lncln
DIckinaon Mrs. Elizabeth, Wlllought^ haU,
Kirton, Boston
Dickinson George, Witham oommon,
Lobthorpe, Colaterworth, Grantham
Dickinson luac, St. John's, Fleet, Holbeach
DIokinaon John, Qhnrch ena,Frampton,Bo8tn
DicklnBon John, Somerby, Brigg
Dickinson Joseph, Church end, Kirton, Bostn
Dickinson Jaseph,Kitton end, Klrton-Boston
DicklnsonJaph.North8omeiootes,GtGrlmsby
Dickioson Jaseph,8kddyke rd.Elrton,Boeton
Dickinson Moses, East Tbeddlethorpe, Louth
Dickinson Mrs. Suanb. ClllI, Welton, Lincoln
Dickinson Thonaa, Ftlakney, Bostop
Dickinson WlUiam, Westhorpe, Spajdlng
Dickies Thomas, Alkborongh, Doncaster.-
Dickaon Frederick, Tomby, Boston
Diggle Chaa. Eaugate rd. Monlton, Spaldl])g
Diggle J. H. Locsegaterd. Monlton.'Spolding
Dtggle Thomaa, Weston, Spalding
Dilworth Jamee, Horse Shoe road, Spalding
Dimbleby WiUlam, Biabop'a Mortoq, Kirton
Lindaey Ii.S.0
Dinniaon Thos. Henr}-, Clay, hike, Spalding
Dinedale John, North KlUingbolme, Ulceby
Dinsdale John Lacy, Brmnby, l>oncaster
Dion Frederick, Sibsey, Boston
Dion Jamea, Slbaey, Boston
Dixon Benjajnln, North Scarle, Newark
Dixon Charles, Thorpe-on-the-Bill, Lincoln
Dixon George, Saxby, Market Bason . .
Dixon Henry, Newton.on-Trent, Newark
Dixon James, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Dixon John William, Market place, Qalstor
Dixon Joseph, Tlie Racer farm, Wytham-on-
the-Hill, Bonm
Dixon Bd. Band, North Cockerington, Louth
Dixon Samuel, Orange, Wroot, Bawtry
Dixon Thomas, Kirkby-on-Baln, Homcaatle
Dixon Thomas, Woodhall, Homcastle
Dixon William, Binbrooke, Market Boseu
Dixon WUliam, Klngerby, Market Basen
Dixon WlUiam, Bearbr, Caistor
Dixon WUliam, Skidbrook, Grc(it Grimaby
Dixon Wm. T. Aiihby.de-Ia-Laund8,Sleafard
Dobba J. Waddingham, Kirton Lindae.vR.S.0
Dobbs Peter,. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Dobson Charles, Ludney, Great Grimsby
Dobson Martin, Wragby
Dobson MfUUam, Waddington, Lincoln
Dobson WHUam, Westwood side, Bawtry
Dodd Banks, Fen. Sooth Kyme, Sleaford
Dodd Hy.Cideb, SBndholme,Fr«mptoq,Boston
Dodds Eiwi^rd, sen., Stlcknsy. Boston
Dodds Edward, jnn. Stlckney, Boston
Dodda Henry, Great Steeping, SpUsby ,
Dodds Henry, Mlningsby, Boston
Dgdds Isaac, Ings, Frelaton, Bo6t<ni . .
Dodds John, Friskney, Bdston
Dodds Mrs. Joseph, Elsham, Bilgg
Dodds William, Biby, Gt. Grimsby, Lincoln
Dodes Thomsa, Whaplode, Spalding
Dodson Thomas, Cold Kanworth, Lincoln,
Dodswortb Thomas, Spanby, FjUkingham
Doe Edward, sen. Grainthorpe, Gt. Grimshy .
Doe James, Saltfleetby, St. Peter's, Loath
Dolby Thomas Rlchd. Tatteishall rd. Boston
Donaby Bobart, Wood aide, Tomby, Boston
Donaby WiUlam, Wood side, Tomby, Boston
Doncaster James, SorfleeVBpaldlng
Donlngton John & Jsph. H. Whaplode drove,
. Feterboroneh
Donlngton John, Little Postland, .Crowland,
Petarboroogh
Donner Imttjaiil. Saltfleetby St. Petcr'B,Louth
Donncr T.'M. Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Lonth
Donnor Charles, Stiokney, Boston .
Dook ChMleo, Nonnanb},Burtop-oil-Stather,
DOncnstet
Dook Mrs. John, Bnnker'e hUl, Laughton,
Gainslxvou^
Dor« EdWard, Sawdiffe, Boi^by, Doncaster ,
Dorea Wpnam« Thnrlby, Bpsby, Alford
Doubleday Mrs. Maria, Swaylhad, Grantham
DonbledayiRd. By. Colaterworth, Grnnthiim
Doubleday Robert, WeRthmpe, Spalding
Doubleday Thomas, Wilatord, Grantham
Doughty S. Newton 14g..Newton,FalkIngham
Doughty ThoB. Faldlngworth, 3Iai;ket Basen
Donhnan J. Irby-in-tbe-Manib, Borgh B.S.0
Dove Charles, Colaterworth, Grantham
Dow Jotin, Mill grMn, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Dowby. Wm. AsKby-Onm-Fenby, Ot Grimsby
Dowler Hy. Mill gr«!en, Pinchbeck,. Spal^ng
Dowlejr Alfd. MiU green' Pinchbeck, Spalding
Dottley Mrs. E. MUlgrn..Plnchbeck,Spatding
Dowlmao Cornclins, Wrangle, Boatoq
Do^^man .Charles, Hocktliorn, Lincoln
Dowmon J<^n, SCothern, Lincoln .
Dowman Thomas, Scyltbem, Lincoln .
FAR 787
Downing George, Weatwood, aide, Bawtry
Dows Isaac Tomlinagn, Korth. Cockerington,
Louth
Dows John, jun. North Thoresby, Loath
Dows Stph. Eastfleld, North Thoreeby, Louth
Dows Thomas, Fulatow, Lonth
Dowae Chaa. Mablethorpe St. Peter, Alford
DowseE.Thistlewood,Semprlngbni.Falknghm
Dowae Mrs. E. WUdmore, Coi^s;by, Boston
Dowae Elaam, Manby, Louth
Dowae John, Eaudyke, Qnadring, Spalding
Dowae John, Lcgaby road. Market Rosen
Dowse John, The Pielda, Grimaby rd. Louth
Dowse John, Thorpe St. Peter, Walnfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Dowse John, Trusthorpe, Alford
Dowse Richard Thos. Hoaingtoo, Grantham
Dowae Bobt. Mablethorpe St. Mary, .\Iford
Dowaon G. W. North end, Crowle, Doncaater
Dowson W. G. G.North end, Crowle.Doncastr
Dracaas Cook, West fen, Boston
Diage John, Shephaystow, Whaplode drove,
Peterborough
Drakard William, Gedney bill, Wiabech
Drake T. T. Apley Low.honse, Apley, Wragby
Drakes J. A Japb. Booth WiUingham, Wragby
Drakes Albert, 1?be YUlo, LiLGrimaby, Louth
Drakea Daniel, Mor(on-by-L!ocoln
Drakw Bdwd.Orove ho. SIxBlUa, Market Raaen
Drakes Edwd. Ludford Parva, Market Basen
Drakes John, Measlngham, Kirton Lindaey
Drakes John, Sonth Gnlham, Market Rasen
Drakes John, Sonth WUUngbam, Wragby
Drakes John Edward, Six HUls Grange,
Market Rssen
Drakes, John Thomsa Thurlby, Newark .
Drakes iwej/b, Ca;Ul..Hanworth, Lincoln
Drakes Josei^ Ludford, Market Rasen
Drakes Joeeph, West Rasen, Market Rasen
Drakes WiUiam, Tealby, Market Rasen
Drakes WilUam John, Splttal, Market Rosea
Draper, Edward, Westhorpe. Spalding
Draper George, Hougham, Grantham
Draper John, Wrawby, Brigg
Drapor Wm. jun. Fen, Qnadnng, Spalding
Dr^ton J. Hibald9tow,Klrton Lindaey R.S.0
Dn^ton Thomas, North Kelsey, Brigg
Drewery Charles E. Bogathorpe, Alford
Drewery Edward, Conlstiolme Gt, Grimsby
Drewery George, Coniaholme, Gt, Grimsby
Drewery Joeeph, Jun. Strubby, Alford
Drewery Smith, Stb. Somercotea,Qt. Grimsby
Drewery T. W.North Somerootes,QL Grimsby
Drewery WilUam, Grainthorpe, Gb Grimsby
Drewery Wm. Thorpe-on-the-HlU, Lincoln
Dreweiy Wm. Hird, Little Grimsby, Louth
Diewty Thomas & Alfred, Grove honte,
Scotter, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
Drewry George, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Drewry John, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Drewry Mrs, M. A. Dembleby, Falklngham
Drowij Robert, Westwood Side, Bawtry
DrifflU John, Yottsters, West Buttemick,
Doncaster .
DritllU Rlph. M. BurtOD-on-Stather,Doncaster
Dring Henry, Saltfleetby St- Peters, Lonth
DringJohn, Bmvawlck miU, Long Button,
Wisbech
Dring John, Saltfleetby St Peter's, LouU^
Dring John, Weat end, Frampton, Boston
Dring J. M. Seagate, Long Sutton, Wiabech
Dring Kealey, Cumberwortb, Alford
Dring Richard, Marsh, Dawamere, Holbeach
Dring Richard, Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford
Dring Richard, Winthorpe, Skegness B.S.0 ;
& at Drove end
Dring Bichaidaon, Ferr}- Comer plot. Boston
Dring Richardson, Kirton fein, Boston
Dring Rqbert, BrinUiiU, Spilsby
Dring Thomas W, I^ush, Lutton, Wiabech
Dring William, Claxby St. Andrew, Alford
Dring William, Navenby, Grantliam
DrinkaU John, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Driver Edward, Stow park, Linooln
Driver Thomaa, Aisby. G^nsboroiigh ■
Drury Benjamin, North Kelsey, Brigg
Srory Mrs. Charlotte, Barbolm, Stamford
Dniiy Dawson, TattenbaU Thorpe, Boston
Dmry ISenry, Stow, Uocoln
Dmry John, Crowle, Doncaater
Drury John,. Xealby, Market Kaacn
Dmry Jose^, Norton Disney, Newark .
Dmry Joseph, Baithby, Spilaby
Dmry WUliam, North Scarle, Newark
Drury WiUiam, SaxUby, Lincoln
Dmry William, SwoUo^, Caistor
Docker Geo. Common side, Crowle, Doncaster
Docker John, Haxey, Bawtry
Duckertng & Bonp, Nortliorp^, Kirton
. Lindsey R.S.0
Dockerlng C. Elmhnrst, Kirton Lindaey B.S.O
gnckering Thomas, Martin, Lincoln
nckerlng Wm. High CeU.f qliholme,Lincoln
Duckerlng Wm. Hornington, Homcaatle
Dnckett Robert, Fen, Pointon, Falklngham
DnckmaotOD John, Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
DnddingMrs. Bmlly Mary, Gartlioriie, Goole
Dnddlng Henry, Riby, Great Grimsby
Dodding ja, Bobt. S^xby AU Saints, Hull
DodiUng John Walter, Howel). Sleaford
Duddles Badford, )^ood si(|«, Xu«ih)'i Boston
LIN. 5l>**
Digitized by VjUUV IC
788 FAR
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Tkelly's
FARVEIIS— eontlnned.
Dudley John, North Kjim, Sleafoid
Duffleld WUliain, Owiton, Bawtly
DnfBlI Ueorge, Wlnteiton, Doncftoter
Dnke Mra.ll. L.6cotton,Kiiton Lind8eyR.S,0
Donderdale Thoiau, Abbr, OBlneborongb
Danderdale Thof. Corringham, Galnaboroagh
Donhun &LangBtaff,HiKliToynton,Homcstle
Dunham Robert &VilUam,Ilartb Someroote*,
Great Grhneby
Dunham Chv. Klrkby-on-Balo, Honicastle
Dunham H. Haltbam-on-Bain, Homcafltle
Dunham Thomas, Strabby, Alford
Dnnkley George, HoUy house, Skegness
DnnUey H. Pmeveranoe viL Skegness B.S,0
Dnnkley Blchaid Hobson, Eastrllle, Boston
Dnnmoie Mrs. Annie 4k Bon, Sonth WiUiam.
Grantham
Dunmore John, Sonth WItbam, Grantham
Dunn Arthur, Elsham, Brigg
Dunn Frederick, Worlaby, Brlgg
Dunn John, Elshaoi, Brigg
Dunn J. £lrkby-cnm.Osgodby, Market Rasen
Dunn WUIiam, Worlaby, Brigg
DunweU WUliam, Goxbill, Hull
Durdy George, Yawtborpe, Galnsboiongh
Dyas John, Manby, Lonth
Dyson George, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Eadie G. W. The BaU, Market Stalnton,
Wragby
Eaklns Vim. Vest st. Crowland, Peterborongh
i£aland Robert Fawsltt, Manor house, Potter
Hanworth, Lincoln, & Aisthorpe Burgh,
Lincoln
Ealand W. F. Klrkby bo. East Kirkby, Spllsby
Barl Henry, Looeegate rd. Moulton, Spalding
Earl John, Common, Monlton, Spalding
Earl John, Whiq>lode drore, Petertwrongh
Earl Bobt. Glebe farm, Barrowby, Grantham
Eail Robert, Sea end, Monlton, Spalding
Eason Wm. K. Wbaplode drove, Peterboro'
Bast Edward, Eaadyke, Quadring, Spalding
East Edward, Gosberton, Spalding
East George, Tetney, Ot. Grimsby
Efiflt George Craven, Westhorpe, Spalding
East John, Bicker, Spalding
East John, Leake. Boston
East Bobt. Glebe {arm, OoDloehy, Homcastle
Bast Thomas, South Hykeham, Lincoln
East Thomas, Southrey, Lincoln
Eastgate John, Kirton Holme, Boston
Eastgate Joshua, Kirton Holme, Boston
Eastgate Thomas, Kirton Holme, Boston
Eastgate Vincent, Fleet, Holbeach
Eastland Rcbd.DeepinK St.Nicholas,Spalding
Eaton Thomas, Fen, Helpringliam, Sleoford
Eayr* George, Morton, Bourn
Edlington Richard, Bromby, Doncaster
Bdllngton Mrs. Sarah, Vinegar hill, Barton-
OD-Humber
Edlington William, Bromby, Doncaster
Edwards John, Tydd St. Maiy, Wisbech
Edwards Thomas, Wrangle, Boston
Egarr Charles, Altborpe, Doncaster
Egarr Mrs. Hannah, Althorpe, Doncaster
Eggleston John, Monlton, Spalding
Egglestone John Frauds, Weston, Spalding
Elder Richard, FrithriUe, Sibsey
Biding Mrs. E. Cauaewu, Wyberton, Boston
Eldred John, Gnthram, Bourn
Eldret Mrs. Edward, Sonth street, Bonm
Eldret Mre. J. Deeping St Nicholas, Spalding
Eley John, Frelston, Boston
BUdngton Francis, Fen, Great Hale, Sleaford
Ellerby Frederick, Orlmoldby, Louth
Ellerby John, Uloeby Skitter, Ulceby
EUerby WiUiam, North Killingholme, Dlceby
Elletson Job, Habrongh, Uloeby
Ellis Alfred, Legsby, Market Basen
Ellis Charles, Newton, FalUngham
Ellis Edmund, Calstor road. Market Basen
. Ellis John, Banmber, Homcastle
Ellis Jolin, Legsby, Market Basen
Ellis John, Osbonmby, Falkingham
Ellis John Goodyear, Southrey, Lincoln
Ellis Ricbd. MiUneld lane, Frampton, Boston
Ellis R. J. Welby pasture, Welby, Grantham
Ellis Thomas, Lea grange, Lea, Gainsborough
Ellis William, Fen, Snrfleet, Spalding
Elite WiUiam, Fen, Snrfleet, Spalding
Ellis William, Fllxborongh, Doncaster
Ellis WDliam, Kirton Lindsay B.8.0
Ellis William, Newton, Falkingham
Ellis William, Sonth Ferrib.T, HuU
Ellis Willson, Thnrlby, Bourn
Ellwood Arthur. Maieham-le-Fen, Boston
Bllwood Chas. Willcock, Bloxholm, Sleaford
Ellwood John S. Manor bo. Withem, Alford
Elmer Thos.Pastland, Crowland, Peterboro'
Elmitt Charles, Lodge farm, Tattersball,
Thorpe, Boston
Elmitt Geo, Littlewood, Coningsby, Boston
Elmitt John, Mavis Knderby, Spilsby
Elmitt Joseph, Campney grange, Bucknall,
Homcastle
Elmitt Thas.Dales,Thorpa Tilney, Homcastle
Elmitt William, Honington, Homcastle
Elmore WiUiam, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Klmors William, Gedney hlU, Wisbech
Blsey Edward, Hemingby High house,
Bsmingfey, Homcastle
Elsey W. Grange farm, FuUetby, Homcastle
Elsey William, Great Carlton, Louth
Elsey WUliam Edward, Baumber, Homcastle
Blshiun J. School fann,Maltby-le-MarBh, Alford
Elvidge E. Field bo. Metberingham, Lincoln
Elvidge John, Beepbam, Lincoln
Elvidge John, Sudbrooke, Lincoln
Elvidge Thomas, Great Coates, Ulceby
Klvidge WUIlani, Reepbom, Lincoln
Elvidge William, Waddlngton, Lincoln
Elwes Ben. jnn. Feakhill, Cowbit. Spalding
Ely Benjamin, West Fen, Boston
Ely George, Toynton St. Peter■^ Spilsby
Ely Henrv, TojTiton St Peter's, SpiLiby
Ely John, West Keal, Spilsl.y
Ely WUliam, Ferry bridge, Tattersball, Boston
Emereon Edward, Fulbeck, Grantham
Emerson Jsph. Manton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Eminson Astiev, Scotterwood, Scotter, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.O
Eminson C.Tbe Heath, Gt. Ponton,Grantham
Eminson Richd. Scotton, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Eminson William, East Allington, Grantham
Eminson WiUiam, Great Gonerby, Grantliam
Eminson Wm. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Emmerson Mrs. George, Thorpe St. Peter,
Wainfleet All Sainte B.S.0
Emmerson John, Waddlngham, Kirton
Lindsey R.8.0
Emmerson Thomas, Little Steeping, Spilsby
Emmerson Thompson, Little Steeplng,Spl]sby
Emmerson WilUam, Scotteifleld, Scotter,
Kirton Lindsey, B.S.0
Emmingham Wm.Waddington beath,Lincoln
Empeon Edwin, Bonby, B<uion-on-Humber
Empaon Robert, Vicarage farm. Scawbj'
cum-Sturton, Brigg
Empeon WUliam, Gunbousc, Doncaster
Empson WUliam, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Enderby Arthur, Winthorpe, Skegness R.S.0
Enderby Fr«lerlck,Burgli-in-tbe-Marsh B.S.0
Enderby John, Grimoldby, Louth
Enderby Joseph, IngoldmeUs, Burgh B.S.0
Enderby Robert, Burgh-inthe-Marsb B.&0
Bnerdby T. Gundby lane,Gt. Steeping, Spilsby
English Edmund, Hameringliam, Homcastle
English Mn. Eliih. Kirton Holme, Boston
English Esau, West Keal, SpOsby
English Jacob, Hagwortbingham, SpUsby
English John, Hameringbam, Homcastle
English John, Miningsby, Boston
En?lish tin. M. Hagwortbingham, Spilsby
English WUliam, Haven bank, Boston
Epton & Candwell, Haven house, Croft.
Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0 ; b at Wainfleet
St. Mary R.S.0
Epton John, Crawcroft lane, Huttott, Alford
Epton John, Oosberton, Spalding
Epton Joseph, Bratott, Burgh
Epton Mis. Mary West Barkvrith, Wragby
Epton Botiert James, Bank bouse. Croft,
Wainfleet AU Saints B.S.0
Epton WUliam, Fen, Boston
Epton WUliam, Minting, Homcastle
Epton WUliam, Newb^ Stainton-by-Lang-
worth, Lincoln
Epton William, Sonth Thoresby, Alford
Evans Eason, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Evans Bichaid Bl. Great Ponton, Grantham
Eve James, Bansthorpe, Spilsby
Eve T. Manor ho. East Tbeddlethorpe, Louth
Evens Jobnde5on,Burton-by-Lincoln,Lincoln
Bverard Henr^-. Skirbeck, Boston
Everard William, Ings, Bennington, Boston
Everatd W. Jnn. Sea end, Bennlngton,Boeton
Everatt Jackson, 106 Church st. Gainsboro'
Evetatt Jackson, Laughton, Gainsborough
Everatt John, Eastoft, Goole
Everatt J.Meisingbam, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Everett E. Sonth st. CrowUmd, Peterborough
Everett Godfrey, WUdsworth, Gainsborongh
Everett WUliam, Brant Branghton, Newark
Everett WUUam, Yoostn, West Butterwtck,
Doncsster
Everitt Thomas, Kirton Lindsey R.&0
Evison A. HaU farm, Wlspington, Homcastle
Evison Andrew, Maishchapel, Gt. Qrlmsby
Evison Esau, Marshchapel, Great Grimsby
Evison George, Drain side north, Boston
Evison George, Saltfleetby All Saints, Louth
Evison John, Lusby, SpUsby
Evison M. Croft, Wainfleet All Saints B.S.0
Evison B. & Orby, Burgh-ln-the-Morsb B.&0
Evison Thomas, Coningstiy, Boston
Evison WUliam, Goxhffl, HuU
Ezton Edward, Wrangle, Boston
Ezton JamCL Oagodby, Bonm
Eyre David, North Somerootes, Ot. Grimsby
Eyre E. Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Market Rasen
Eyre George, Brigg road, Caistor
Eyre Mrs. Robert, WiUoughby, Alford
Eyre WUliam, Howsbam, Brigg
Byre WiUiam, Rose cottage, Calstor
Fairtjanks James, Westhorpe, Spalding
Fairbanks John, Wastborpe, SpaUtng
Fairbanks John, ]un.Fen,Oosbeiton,Spalding
FairchUd George, Annsby, Sleafbrd
Falkinder Cbas. C. Bnrgh-in-tbe-Manh B.S.0
Falkner Joseph, Bank, Quadrlng, Spalding
Fancourt Edward Hy. Aslackby, Fut^ngbam
Fknoonrt Wm. Tampla,Aslackhy>>Unngham
Fantborp Chas. South KUlingbobne. XHabt
Fanthorpe Charles, Hemingl^, Homcastle'
Fkntborpe Thomas, Bam>w-on-Hnmber. Hull
Farmer Jamea, Drove end, Gedney. WiriiKh
FarmeryJ.Far Tliaipe,WestAshby.HonKsftle
Famsworth Isaac, Grange, EirkbysMi*Bain,
Homcastle
Famsworth Jas. West end, Frampton. Bortcs
Fan John H. Wltham cot. Wyterton, Boston
Farr John Harrison, Anton's gowt Bo^cn
west, Boston
Farr Richard, Owston, Bawtry
Fsrx WUUam, Dyke, Gedney S.0
Farr WiUiam, Holton grange, Boltpnle-
Clay, Great Grimsby
Farrar Mit. Morton-I^-Oainsbonugh
Farrer Mrs.A.Nortborpe,KirtonLlndteyR.S.O
Farrow E.& O. WUdmore, Coningsbr, Boston
Farrow Bennett, Beesby, Alford
Farrow Bennett, Saleby, Alford
FaiTOW Dan Asber, Goat's farm, Saltfleetby
St. Clement's, Louth
Farrow Mrs. £Uen,Bank, Quadrlng, Bpslding
Farrow John, Alkborongb, Doncaster
Farrow J. Bridge bo.Thomton-le-Fen,Boston
Farrow John, South Killingholme, Ulceby
Farrow Joseph, Prlary farm, Fteiston.Bostoa
Famw Joseph, Stmbby, Alford
Famw Thomas, North Killingholme. Ulceby
Farrow WUUam, Elsey, Mnmby, Alford
Fanlding Joseph, Brigsby, Great Grimsby
Fanldlng Blchard, Brigsby, Great Gtlnisby
Fanlding Bobert, Nwth Kelsey, Brigi;
Faulkner Cbariee, Little Hale, Sleaford
Faulkner John Cook, Honington, Grantham
Faalkner Joaeidi, Central Wingland, Wiiltch
Faulkner Ricbard, Great Ooneiby. Grantbsm
Faulkner WUUam, Swineahead, Spalding
Fanlkner WllUam, Weston, Spalding
Fanthorpe WiUiam, Minting, Horncastle
Fanthorpe Wm. Scotter,Kirton LinaseyR&O
Favell Samuel, Kirton end, Boston
Fawn James, Holbeach St. John's, Holttach
Featherby John, Glenthom, Market Ra^eQ
Featherston Zachazlab, Glentworth. Lincobi
Feim Robert, Loath KilUngbolme. Ulceby
Fell John Henry, Ings, Bennington, Bo^ten
FeU Joseph, BecUngham, Newark
FeU Thomas, Marton, Gainsborongh
Fenwick Henry, Grimoldby, Louth
Fern Bobert Ulceby village
FiddUng Joseph, Minting, Homcastle
Field John, Northorpe, Bourn
Field Thomas, Brattleby, Lincoln
Fields James, Nettlebam, Lincoln
Fieldsend Charles, jun. Kirmond-le-SIiif.
Market Basen
PIddsend Charles Bowell, Kimiond-!e-Uirc
Market Basen
FMdsend Charles SmItb,BennIworth.Wrscb;
Fieldsend John ColUngwood, Manor boose.
Glentham, Market Rasen
FieldsendJohnSmlth,Stalnton-le-Vale.Csi«tor
Fieldsend Bobert Smith, Orfonl.MarketRucs
Fieldsend Wm.Bainev,Staintan-le-Val(.Ca!jtr
Fiddson John, Barton Llndser B.SO
FUUngham Charles, Blyton, Qainsboron^Ii
FUlingham T.Eaat st. Crowland, Peterhoinag'i
FUllngfaam William, Spittlegate heath £ Mic-
thorpe. Boom
Finch Charles, Gayton-le-Marsb, Alfoid
Finch George, Qouloeby, Homcastle
Finch John, Saleby, Alford
Fines Thomas, Drove end, Wisbech
Finley James, Hasthorpe, Alford
Firth WUliam, Cbniel, Alford
Fish Charles, East feny, Owston, Bawtry
Fish George, WUdsworth, Galnsbonngh
Fish Moses, Scotton, Kirton Lindsev B.SO
Fisher Dale, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Fisher OonviUe John, Thnrlby. Neii-ait
Fisher LJ.Stnrton,Seawbv-cnm-StnrtiLBrig|[
Fisher J. Messingbam, Kirton LimUey B.6.U
Ftaber Mrs. Sarah, Welby, Grantham
Fisher Thomas, Easton, Grantham
Fisher Thomas, Great Ponton, Grantham
Fitchett Thomas, High Ingleby, Lincoln
Filter Charles, Woodhall Spa, Homcartk
Filter Henry, Leverton, Boston
Flxter John, Leveitan, Boston
Flxter WllUam, Little Cawthorpr. Louth
Flxter WUliam, ICOlbank, Fleet, Holbeach
Flatt John, Common, Long Sutton. WislM:i
Fletcher Charles, Ashby, Homcastle
Fletcher Chalies, Binbrooke, Market Baxa
Fletdier Charles, Ftdston, Boston
Fletcher Christopher, Hemingby, Honica<tk
FletcherEdmnnd,8th.8omercnt<«,Gt.Grini»b.i
Fletcher Oearge,Eastborpe,Wigtott, SpaMiaf
Fletcher John, Dowsdale, Wbaplode drove.
Peterborongh
Fletcher Mrs. Martha A Bon, Cadnev, Sjitx
Fletcher B. Wimboriey haU,Wniton.Sra:disr
Fletcher Thomas, Lnddington, Ooole
Fletcher Thomas, Waltham, Great G inn! 7
Fletcher WUliam, Fen, Blankney 8.0
Fletcher William, Haowrin^iam, Horocwik
Fletcher William, North Owenby,Mrkt.Ba!es
Ftetoher WUliam, Feaki,Weelsby,Ot.0riii>it7
Flint Clufton, Maiah road, SpaUtng
I]lnt John, Cowhlms, BpsJdinK
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TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Flint Samnel, Swlnderby, Lincoln
Flint William, Weaton, Spalding
Flint William Henry, Weston, Spalding
Flintham John, Fen Brnnston, Llnooln
Flintoff Ctiarlee, Goalceby, Homcaatle
Flintoff Francis, Can^ick, Lincoln
Flintoft Thomas, Harrington, Spilsby
FliQton John, North end, Crowle, Doncavter
Flowers Edward, SwineshMd, Spalding
Floyer A. <b Eric, Lodge HtU farm, Thornton
Folley Ahraliam Ephralm, PatX bouse, Tydd
St. Mary, Wiabech
Folley Bl.KUham.Lutton hcLutton, Wisbech
Foot A. Fengate, Moulton Chapel, Spalding
Footit John, Hoagh-on-the-Hill, Grantham
Footitt John. Moulton Chapel, Spalding
Foottit Jn. Willingham-by-Btow, Gainsboro'
Ford Henry, Whaplode drove, Peterborough
Ford Timochy, Caistor id.Barton-on-Hnmber
Foreman John, Whaplode, Bpalding
Foreman Samuel, Gedney hill, WIsboch
Fonnan Charlee, Grimoldby, Louth
Fonnan Robert (exora. of), The Grange,
Sonth KiTiie, Sleaford
Forman Wm. Park ho. South Eyme, Sleaford
Forriugton C. T. East Stockwith, Gainsboro*
Forrington John T. Stow park, Lincoln
Fortescue J. Manor ho. Little Steeping, Spilsby
FoMtt Fred T. Strug's hi. SutCorton, Spalding
Foeritt Fre^ierick, Kirton. Boston
Foster Robert & William, Sturton, Lincoln
Foster Mre. The Field, Helpringhom, Sleaford
Foster Edward, Swaby, Altord
Foster EtL Waterton hall, Luddington, Goole
Foster George, Great Carlton, Louth
Foster George, Someisby, Homcostle
Foster Geo. The Heath,Gt.Ponton,Grantham
Foster George, Trosthorpe, Alford
Foster George. Wrangle, Boston
Fost«r Henry, Crosby, Doncaater
Foster Henry, Sonth end, Crowle, Donoairter
Foster Henry, Neap ho. GunhouK,Doncaster
Foster Mrs. Jane PrlBcilla, Grasby, Caistor
Foster John, Hough manor, Hough-on-the-
Hill, Grantham
Foster John, High street, Crowle, Doncaster
Foster Joliu, Thoriie-on-the-hill, Lincoln
Foster John C.Casdethorpe, Broughton,Brlgg
Foster John Henry, Sth.Leasingham,Sleaford
FoeterKr8.Scotterthorpe,KirtonLInd8ejB.S.O
Foster Peter, Ealand, Crowle, Doncaster
Foster Richard. Fickworth, Falkingham
Foster Richard, Trusthorpe, Alford
Foster Robert Ki^gall, South Cockerlngton
grange. South Cockerlngton, Louth
Foster Samnel, Stewton, Louth
Foster MrR. Selina, Sapperton, Falkingham
Foetor Thomas, Crowle, Doncaster
FosterThomas, Manor farm, Moulton, Spalding
Foster WlUiani, Somerby, Brigg
Foston Mrs. (trustees of}, Rowston, Lincoln
Fotfaerby Samuel, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Fotherby Tliomas, Thorpe-on-the-hilI,Lincoln
FonUton J. Normanby-by-Spital,Mrkt.Ra8en
Fountein Henry, Boston west, Boston
Fountain Henry, Fen, Little Hale, Sleaford
Fountain John, Fen, Frampton, Boston
Fountain John, Kirton Feu, Boston
Fountain Moses, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Fonntain Thomas, Fen, Gosberton, Spalding
FoTargue J. North st.Crowland,Feterborough
Fovargne John, Fen, Qnadring, Spalding
FoTargoe William, Bank, Qmklring, Spalding
Tovrltr Benson, Laughton, Gainsborough
Fowltf Charles, Alrlngham, Lonth
Fowler Charles, Worlaby, Brigg
Fowler Mrs. Esther, Donington, Spoil
Fowler James B. Middle RuBen, Market
Fowler John, Eastoft, Goolo
Fowler John, Helpringham, Sleaford
Fowler John, Manor farm, Moorby, Boston
Fowler Reubpu, BulHngton, Wragby
Fowler Reuben, Westwood side, Bawtry
fowler Thomaa,Holme8,HorBingtoo,Homc8tl
Fowler Tom. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Altord
Fowler Tom. Mabletliorpe St. Peter, Alford
Fowler William, Burrlngham, Doncaster
Fowler Wm. Park farm. East Klrhby, Spilsby
Fowler William, Middle Rasen, BlarketRaaen
Fowler William, West Butterwlck, Donoaster
Fox Mrs. Eliza, Donington. Spalding
Fox Frederick, Manton,Kirton LindseyR.S.0
Fox By. Reform st. Crowland, Peterborough
Fox J. Cliff, Nonnanby-by-SpitaI,Mrkt.RaBen
Fox John, Nettleham, Lincoln
Fox John, Owston, Bawtry
Fox John. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Fox Jonathan, Carlton road, Boston
Fox Joseph, Wispington, Homcaatle
Fox Richard, Low Fonaby, Caistor
Fox Wm. Brook farm, Duttston, Lincoln
Fox WllUam, Sootter, Kirton Undsey R.S.0
Fox William. Tattemhall bridge, Boston
Fox Wm. Marshall, Sth. Cookwlngton, Loath
Foyster William, Gedney hUl, Wisbech
Friuici8G.L.Normanby-on-Wo1ds,Mrkt.Raaen
Francis Henry, Freiston, Boston
Francis Henry. Hurdle Tree bank, Whaplode,
Bpalding
Ftancfs Henry, Wevt Deeping, MarketDeepIng
FtftDcls James, Slootbby, AUcnd
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Franda Jobn WUliam, FMston, Boeton
Francb Thoa. BarkBtoii-le-WlUoire,Onuitham
Fnuiklah Heiii7, Noimanby-on-the-Woldi,
Market Baaen
FranUah 'WllUam, Llmlier (Great), Ulceby
Franklah Wm. John, East Halton, Ulceby
FranUab WUllam John, Elrmington, Ulceby
Frankland R.Saaworth, OwatonFerry,Bavrtry
FnuikUnd V.Snsvortb.OwatonFerry.Bawtiy
Fnmkltn John, North Eyme, Sleaford
Franklin Robert, Aahby, Brigg
Franklin Mn. Walcott, Lincoln
Franks Edward, Hacconby, Boom
Fianka Frederick, Uolbeach
Franka Henry, Rippingale, Bonm
Franka John, Hacconby, Bonm
Franks John, Rippingale, Bourn
Franlcs Joseph, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Franks Moses, Gamsgate, Sutton, Wisbech
Franks Samnel, Bollock's gate, Gedney S.0
Franks Bamud, Common, Sutton St.
Edmund's, Wistiedi
FiearsonHy.B.Moor tann,BennIworth,Wrgby
Frearson Tom, Manor farm. West Barkwlth,
Wragby
Free Isaac, Uonlton Chapel, Spalding
Freeman Edward, Morton, Bourn
Freeman Mrs. Elizabeth, Holbeach
Freeman John, Dyke, Bourn
Freeman John, Whaplode, Bpalding
Freeman Flmmr. J.Tbe Lodge, Welby,amthm
Freemantle Edward, Gosberton, Spalding
Frcshney Miaa Fanny, Saltfleet, Louth
Freshney Heniy, Gnmoldby, Louth
Frahney John Bogg, Saltfleet, Louth
Freshney M. North Somercotes,GreatGrim8by
Freshney M. South Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Freshney Thos. B. Skldbrook, Ot. Grimsby
Freshney Thomas Bennett, The Grange,
South Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Freeston Edward, Brandon, Bongh-on-tbe-
Hill, Grantham
Fieeaton Wm. H. Hongh-on-tbe-Hi]l,OmUmi
FteestoneJohn,Pointon ldg.Pointon,Flknghm
Frelr SL Mill green, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Frelr William, Deeping St.NIcholas, Spalding
Frlsby Benjamin, East street, Stamfoid
Frlsby £dwd.High bank,Crowlaod,Pcterboro'
Frisby Henry, fan. High bank, Crowland,
Peterborough
Fjfcby Joseph, West st. Crowland, Peterboro'
Frlat^ Matthew James, Peterborough road,
Crowland, Peterborough
Frlsby Bt. Deeping St. James, Market Dpng
Vrisbjf SI. Dee^g St. James,Market Dcepng
Frith Geo. Croft, Wainfleet All Saints B.S.0
Frith Thomas, 1 Northolme, Gainsborough
Frost Edmund, Friskney, Boston
Frost James, West FIndibeck, Spalding
Frow Charles, Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Frow Edward, Harrington, Spilsby
Frow Gtorge, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet
All Saints B.S.0
Frow John, Fulletby, Homcastle
Frow John, Leake, Boston ; & at Thorpe St.
Peter ; Wainfleet St. Mary R.8.0.& Thorpe
St. Peter, Wainfleet All Salute B.S.0
Frow Mark, Leake, Boston
Frow Thomas, Sutton-in-the-Manh, Alford
Frow William, Crosses, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Frow William, Fen, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Fmdd Francis, Dorrington, Lincoln
Frudd John, Dorrington, IJncoln A at Fen
Frudd John, Moorbouse, Bloxholm, Sleaford
Fulford Beiiben, Great Coates, Ulceby
Fulforth Wnilam, Helpringham, Sleaford
Fuller Matthew, Spot lane, Frampton, Bostn
Fonlaton diaries, Stallingborongh, Liceby
Fnlstowe Robert Scotbem, Lincoln
Fnssey Daniel, Aby, Altord
Fussey George, East Halton, Ulceby
Fatter John, West end, Bennington, Boeton
Oadd Benjamin, Sutterton Fen, Boston
Gadsby Henry, Deeping Fen, Cowbit,Spaldng
Oalusborongh Mrs. Maiy, Grimoldby, Loath
Gainsborough Robert, Qieat Coates, Ulceby
Gant Emanuel, Bilsby, Alford
Qant Samuel, Harrington, Spilsby
Garflt Arthur, Scotbem, Lincoln
Gamer Charles, MarBh,8utton Bridge, Wisbch
Gamer Coraelios, Sntterton, Spalding
Gamer Heniy, Manor farm,Oosberton,Spldng
Gamer Henry, Jon. Cbeal, Spalding
Gamer Sunoel, Sutterton, Spalding
Gamer William, Bottesford, Brigg
Gamer William Redmlle, Dyke, Boam
Gamias George, Gozhill, Hall
Oamiss Richard, Great Coates, Ulceby
Qarolss William, Great Coates, Ulceby
Garratt George, Bank, Wigtof t, Spalding
Garratt Jobn, Heotb, Coleby, Lincoln
Oarratt Joseph, Haxey, Bawtry
Garratt Mrs. Jalia, Little Hale, Sleaford
Oarratt William, Bnskington, Sleaford
Garrett Edward, Great, Gonerby, Orantbam
Garton George, Helpringham, Sleaford
Oarton John, Little Hamby,Rapsley,Oratbm
Garton Thomas, Welbcum, Grantham
Oarton William, Ropsley, Orantbam
Garwood John, Tharlby, Boom
Gosh William, Fen taoases,Swlneshead,SpIdng
FAR 789
Ossk Mrs. diaries, Braoebridge, Lincoln
Oask Mrs, Eliiabetb, Glebe farm, SkeUing-
thorpe, Lincoln
Gaik Wm. Old Fann,Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Oannt Alfred, North Kels^, Brigg
Gaunt Charles, Apley, Wragt^
Oannt Oeo. Sirkby-on-Bain, Homcaatle
Gannt Jesse, Btbcwonld, Homcastle
Gaunt John, Stixwould, Homcastle
Gannt John, Wispington house, Wispingtcn,
Homcastle
Qannc Kelham, Gosberton, Spalding
Gannt Thomas, Haltham-on.Bain,Homcastle
Gaunt Thos. Hill ho. Wispington, Homcastle
Gaunt Wm. Haltham^on-Baln, Homcastle
Gaunt Wm. Keal Coates, West Keal. Spilsby
Gedney Wm. Weston hills, Weston, Spalding
Gee Mrs. Caroline, Fen, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Gelder William, Luddington, Goole
Oell George, Epwortb, Doncaster
Oelsthorpe John, Old Bolinghroke, Spilsby
Gelsthorpe Thomas, Bougbton, Homcastle
Gelstborpe Wm.wndmore, Conlngsby, Boston
George Robert, Damgate, Holbeach
George Timothy, Stapleford, Newark?
George William, Laughterton, Newark
George William, Woodside, Tumby, Boston
Qhest John, Barlings, Lincoln
Glbbiaon Richard, Cralse, Lound, Bawtzy
Gibbons Edward, Bametby-le-WoId R.S.O
Gibbous Frederick, Grange, Rothwell,Caistor
Gibbons James,Langham row,Mumby,Alford
Gibbons Joseph, Cadney, Brigg
Gibbons Mrs. Joseph Dunn,How8ham grange,
Ho^'sham, Brigg
Gibbons Bobert, Witbem, Altord
OibbonsThar.The Grange,North Kelsey.Brigg
Gibbons WlllUm, Mumby. Alford
Gibbons William, jnn. Mnmby, Altord
Gibbs Charles, Marsh, Button Bridge, Wslch
Oibbs Edward, Marsh, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Gibbs Thomas,Little London,Sutton, Wisbech
Gibson Brotliers, Kexley, Gainsborough
Gibson Charles, Epworth, Doncaster
Gibson Geo. A.Weston hills, Weston, Spalding
Gibson James, Immlngbam, Ulcel^
Gibson James Atkin, Weston, Spalding
Gibson John, Caythorpe, Orantbam
Olbson John, North st Crowle, Doncaster
Gibson John, Baceby, Falkingham
Gibson John, SoltSeetbySt. Peter's, I Lonth 7
Gibson John, Utterby, Lonth
Gibson Mrs. John, Manor house, Bassing-
t^orpe, Grantham
Oibeon John Evans, Epworth, Doncaster
Olbson Jolm EIrk, Low Ingleby, Lincoln
Gibson Samnel T. North carr, Haxey,Ba»-try
Gibson Thos. C. Saltfleetby St. Feter'^ Lcnth
Olbson William, Epworth. Doncaster
Giddy James, Marshchapel, Gt. Grimsby
Gilbert Benonl, Dyke, Bourn
Gilbert Edwd. Fowler, Fenton, Newark
Gilbert George, Monby, Louth
Gilbert George, Woddington, Lincoln
Gilbert Stovln, Manby, Louth
Gilbert Thomas, Bracebonmgh, Stamtom
Oilbey James, Eirton fen, Boston
Gilby Robert, New Holland, Hull
Gilby Edwin, HarJwick, Gainsborough
Giles George, Branston, Lincoln
Gill Cook Faulkner, Morton, Bonm
0111 George, Helpringham, Sleaford
Qllliat Charlee, Rectory farm Marebam-le-
Fen, Boeton
GiUlat Tom Atkin, Fulletby, Homcastle
Gilliatt Isaac, Somersby. Homcastle
GiUiatt Jonn. Scotton, Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Qllllatt Samuel, Carrington, Boston
Gilliatt Samnel, Lererton, Boston
Oilliatt Mrs. Sophia, Carrington, Boston
Gilliatt Thomas, Friskney, Boston
Oilliatt Thomas, Frithvllle, Sibley
Gilliatt William, Heighington, Lincoln
Ollllns Joseph, Anwick, Sleaford
OilUtt John, Ooxhlll, HuU
OUlitt Robert, Goxhill, Hull
Glllltt Thomas, Goxhill, Hull
Gillot Charles, 130 New market, Lonth
QillyattChas.O.Manor farm,Wiokenby,Wrgby
Gladding John, Quadrlng, Spalding
Olasier Mrs. Ann, Amcotts, Doncaster
Olassnp Ediiin, Stonby, Grantham
Olassup William, Keisby, Boom
Gleadle J.Willoaghton,Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Gleadhin Jn. Waddinghm. ElrtonLindsy. R. S. 0
Glentworth Joseph, Barrow-on-Humber,HuU
Olentwortb Lawrence, New Holland, Hull
Glentworth L8WBon,BarT0w-on-Humber,Hall
Olew Moms & Aaron, Keadby, Doncaster
Olew Arthnr O.Manor bo. Sth. Kelsey, Caistor
01ewMn.Mary,Holme hlll,Stb.Kelae7,Calstor
Olew Richuxl, Reodby, Doncaster
Glew Walter, Moortown, Caistor
Oloeaop Peter, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Glossup G. North lodge.Swineshead,Spalding
OloTer Charles, Tott, Bonm
Glover John, Fen booses. South Somercotes,
Oieat Grimsby „„„
Glover Jn.WlUonghton,Klrton LlndaeyB.8.0
Olovw Wm. Bishop Norton, Kirton Undaey
Digitized by VjUUV IC
790 FAR
Farxebs— oontlnned. . ' ' ' ,
Godfrey EdniaiW; ThenTby hall, Burtoo-oA-
. Blather. Donca^r
Godfrey Jamea, Brickyard rd. Tydd St
Mary, Wisbech
Godfrey John, West Buttarwick, Doncastet
Godfiey P. Lowgate, Ty-ld St. Mary, Wisbech
Godfrey Mn. R. Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Godfr«y William, FUllsgbam. Lincoln
Godnm Ftank, Fen Blankney B.0
Godson Frank, Temple Bruer, OranUiam
Godaon George, Fen, Heoklngton, Sleaford
Godson John, Leake, Boeton
Godson Joseph, Heckin^ton, Sleaford
Godson Blchard, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Godson Blc^ard, Stow, Lincoln
Goffln AltM, Tattet«hall Thorpe, Boston
Golding ThoE. Nevrland rd. Sorfleet, Spalding
Ooldthorpe John, Messtngham, Elrton
Llndaey Il.S.0
Oolland Edward, Weatwood side, Bawtry
GoUandMia.E.BibAld8tw.EirtonLndsy.B.aO
Oolland John, Appleby, Doncaster
Oolland John, Weetwood side, Bawtry
Goobey William, Forty Foot hank, Boston
Goobey Wm. Hectory farra,Wyberton,Bo8ton
Good Joseph, North Scarle, Newark
Goodscie John, High street, BUliugborougb,
Falklngham
Goodacre John, Fen, Wigtof t, Spalding
Ooodacre John, Skirbeck, Boeton
Goodacre Joseph, Northorpe, Boom
Goodale John, Deeping Highbank, Deeping
St. Nicholas, Spalding
Goodbnm Elijah, Althorpe, Doncaster
Goodman Alex. Cherry- WiUingham, Lincoln
Goodman Alexander, Qreetwell, Lincoln
Goodman James, North Kyme, Bleaford
Goodman Joseph, Fen, Anwlck, Sleaford
Goodilck Chas.Eeal Coatee, West Keal,Spllsby
OoodrickMr8.U.EealCoates,We8tKeal,SpUsby
Goodson Benjamin WiIliam,Beltan,Gnuitham
Goodson Frank, Burton Fedwardine, Bleafoid
Goodwin Alfred, GcxliiU, HnU
Goodwin Edward, Dunholmc, Lincoln
Oowlwin Felix, Upper Hall.LitCarlton.Louth
Goodwin Jarvia, Stickford, Boston
Goodwin John, Partney, Spilaby
Goodwin John William, Partney mill,Spil8by
Goodwin John William, Winterton,Donoastcr
Goodwin Joseph, Yarborough, Ix)uth
Goodwin Thomas, Addlctliorpe, Burgh R.S.0
Goodwin Thomas, North Kyme, Sleaford
Goodwin Walter A. Winterton, Doncaster
Goodwin William, Careby, Stamford
Goodyear Henry, Ansterby, Bourn
Goodyear Henry, Mauthoriw, Bourn
Goodyear Mrs. Sarah, Risegate, SpaliUng
Goodyear Thoa. Lowfleld, Tupholme. Lincoln
Goose Gea FIslimere end, Sutterton, Spalding
Gooae John, Martin, Lincoln
Goose John George, Butterwick, Boston
Goose Joseph, Dorrington, Lincoln
GooseiJoseph Wllliam,relham'sLand,Boston
Goose Thomas, Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Gooseman Charles, Scartho, Great Grimsby
Gooseman Charles, Brighowgate & Grimsby
Grang« farm, Great Grimsby
Gooseman Samuel, Bradley, Great Grimsby
Gooseman William, BarrowK)n-Humber, Hull
Oorbntt Bryan Smith, Catioum, Caistor rt at
Caistor
Gordon Alfred, Castle Bythnm, Stamford
Garwood Charles, Thoresway, Caistor
Gosling Charles James, Frithvllle, Slbeey
Gosling IHlvid, Fen, Leake, Boston
Goring Isaac, Frithvillc, Sitasey
Gosling Jamee, FritliviUe, Slbsey
Gosling John, Stickney, Boston
Gosling John Henrv, Frithriile, Sibsey
Gosling William, Frithvllle, Sibsey
Gostelow Samuel, Holbeach
Gothorp Francis, East Firsby, Market Rasen
Gothorp Francis, Baxby, Market Rascn
Gothorp John, Lynwode, Market Rasen
GothorpJn.ThePoplara,Owmby,Market Baaen
Gott George, Holbeach St. John's, Holbeadi
Gott John, Whaplode, Spalding
Gott Matthew, Common, Sutton StEdmunds,
Wisbech
Goolding Jn.Bectory farm,Ii1skerton,Llncoln
Goulding John, Weston, Spalding
Gouldlngs John, Morton-by-6alnsborough
Goulthorp WiUiam, Goiliill, HuU
GourleyMrs. Harriet, Hanlwick,Galu8borough
Gourley John, Fenton, Newark ; & at Kettle-
thorpe ic Laaghteiton
G«arley William, Worlaby, Btlgg
Gowsball William, Sotby, Wragby
G«at Charles, Cranmore, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Goy Christopher, Eaugate, Moulton, Spalding
QoyJsph. Klrkby-cum-Osgodby,Market Bosen
Goy Jofleph, Helton, Wtagby
Goy Richard, West Keal, SpUsby
Orabum James, Hogsthorpe, Alfoid
. Graham Joseph. Great G-onerby, Grantham
Grant George, Haticrtoft, AlFord
Grant James, Scamblesby, Homcastle
Grant James, Mumby, .Uford
Grant Samuel M. Hareby ha Hareby, Spllsby
IiINCOLNSHIBE.
Grant ^railatti, Irby-ln-the-Uanh, Bncgta
Orspt Wm. H. Wndmore, Conln^by, Boston
Grantham Arthur, Camptf gn farm, Soath
Ormgby, Alford
Grahtham Charles Fred, The Hall, Bkagneei
Grantham Henry, Fnlstow, Loath
Grantham John, Waddingham, Eirtoo Llnd-
seyR.S.0
Grantham Thomas, West Keal, Spllsby
Graabam Johii, Yarborough, Louth
Qraaon Thomas, Chapel, Alford
Grassam Mn. cWoUne, Spalding road, West
Pinchbeck, Spalding
Gratrix Thomas, Scredlngton, Falklngham
Gratton John, Washway, Whaplode, Bmlding
Gratton William, Sutton St. James, Wisbe(£
Graven Christbpher, Epworth, Doncastar
Graves Charles, Yawthorpe, Uainsborough
Grares Dandlaon, Chapel, Alford
Graves Mrs.Emma,6aIt8eet St, Peter'8,Louth
Graves George, Welton-ln-the-Manh, Spllsby
Graves John, Church villa, Skirbeck, Boston
Graves John, East row, SouUi SomercOtes,
Great Grimsby
Graves John, The Ings, South Sometootes,
Great Grimsby
Graves John Dinnis, Chapel, Alford
Graves Mark, Markby, Alford
Graves Bobert,South Somercotea,Gt.Grimsby
Graves TliomaB,Sonth Somercate8,Gt.Grmsbv
Graves William, SaltBeetby St. Peter's,Lontii
Gray Alfred, Folly farm, URlngton, Stamford
Gray Antliony Seanon, Ufflngton, Stamford
Gray Edward, Bllsby, Alford
Gray George,The Grange, Ufllngton, Stamford
Gray George (exoraof ),Waltham,Gt,Grimsby
GrayGlbljey, Fen, Bardney, Lincoln
Gray James, Stewtou, Louth
Gray John, Beunlworth, Wragby .
Gray Jolm, Corby, Grantham
Gray John, Earle's Fields house, Grantham
Gray John, Muckton, Louth
Gray Jolm Wade, Northorpe, TbDrlby,Bouni
Gray Steels, WiUlngham-by-Stow, Gainaboro'
Gray. Thomas, Morton, Bourn
Gray Thomas Sneath, Tongue end, Deeping
St. Nicholas, Spalding
Gray William, Baston, Market Deeping
Gray WlUlam, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Gray William, Beoniworth, Wragby
Gray William, Scottlethorpe, Bourn
Grayson William, Great Steeping, Spllsby
GraysonWm.NorthorpejKirtonLImlsey R.S.0
Greabrix Jsph. Coupledyke, Franipton, Boeton
Greaves Mia. Emma, Blankney S.0
Green & 01dman,We9t Butterwlck,Doncaster
Green Mrs. Aim, Farm house, Thornton-le-
Moor, Caistor
Green David, Kingerby, Market Baseu
Green Francis, Barringtongate, HolbeacU
Green Frank, Osboumby, Faikingham
Green Geo. tjttle Humby,Rop6]ey,Grantham
Green George, FuUetby, Louth
Green George, Martin, Lincoln
Green Gunthori>e,Manorfarm.WoodEnderby,
Boston
Green Jabez, Tile house, Beck, Bardney
dairies. Lincoln
Green James, Coleby house, Burton-ou-Bta-
ther, Doncaster
Green John, Bratoft^ Burgh
Green John, Gralnthorpe, Great Grimsby
Green Jolm, Grimoldby, Louth
Green John, Millgate, Whaplode, Spalding
Green John, West Beeping, Market Deeping
Green John Hy. Northorpe, Ttiilrlby, Bourn
Green Joseph, Ashby, Brigg
Green Rd. Waddingham,Kirton LindseyR.aO
Green Robert, Skellliigthorpe, Lincoln
Green Bobert, Svfinderby, Lincoln
Green Bobert|Parkar,GraveI Pit houBe,Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Green Theodoslus B.Barrow-on-Huraber,Hull
Green Thoa. Crossgates, Swineshead,Spalding
Green Tliomaa, Graintliorpe, Great Grimsby
Green Thomas, Little South Holland, Whap;
lode, Spalding
Green Thomas, South Eelsey, Caistor
Green Whiteley, Coleby, Bnrton-on-Statber,
Doncaster
Green William, Ashby. Brigg
Green William, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Green Wm. Mallovs liill, Bennington, Boston
Green William, Moorby, Boeton
Greenfield George, Keedhom corner, COningS'
by, Boston
Greenfield Henry, Wildmore, Boston
Greenfield John, Metheringham, Lincoln
Greenfield John, Snelland, Wragby
Greenfield John, Ulceby Village
Greenfield Martin, Wrangle, Boston
Greenfield Morria,Kirkby-on-Baiu,Homca8tle
Greenfield Thomas Mason, Wickenby, Wragby
Greenwood John, Kirkby-cum-Osgodbyv
Market Rasen
Greenwood John William, Raithby, Spllsby
Greenwood Rd. North Owersby.Market Basen
Greenwood Mrs. Sarah,Klrkt7.cum-Osgodby,
Market Ra«en -
Greenwood William, Norton Disney, Newark
Greetliam Jolm, L:by.on-Humber, Caistor
' ' " [kellt's
Greetham iijia, SU&ifleld, .WrAgb^
Greetbam Jqs^, SwinesBead, S^aldini;
Greetbam Bichd. Fen. HeckUgton, Eleatord
Greetham Bichaid, Eirton fen, Boston
Greetbam Bobert, Sntterton fen, Boston
Greetham Mrs. Wm. Fen,Hecklngton,Sleaford
Greeham Joeejih, Washiiigborou^, Uncoln
Gresham Joshua. Bnanston, Lincobi
Gresawell Dan Jennings, Swaby, Alfoid
Grioe George, Westwood side, Bawtiy
Griffin Aaron, Tetford, Homcastle
Griffin Ephiaim, Tem^ Bmer, Giantiiam
Gxlffin E. Hi Heath, Mettteringham, lincoln
GrifDn George, Grange, Far Thorpe, West
Ashby, Homcastle
Griflln Jas. Mill green, Fincfabedc, Spalding
Griffin Moses, Aiterby, Homcastle
Grime Geo. A.Eeal Coates bo. We.Eeal,Spilsby
Grimes Henry, Branston, Lincoln
Grimes J. Hidi trm.Neu'ton-on-Trrait, Newik
Grimes Joaepb, Soothem, Lincoln
Grimes Willuun, Harmstou, Linooln
Grimoldby Cbaries, Holme, Brigg
Grbnoldby Edward, Little Grimsby, Louth
Grimoldby John, Tetney, Great Giinsbj
Grisdale Simon Maw, Haxey, Bawtry
Grist Joseph, Barrowby, Grantham
Grooock George, Swinderby, Linooln
Groom Charles, Sleaford road, Boston
Onae Mn. Martha, North Eelsey, Brigg
Grounds Wm.W^e.fen, Moulton CliapeI,Spliljig
Groves Thomaa, Thurlby, New^ark
Growcock Mra. Eliih. South Kyme, BleafonI
GmmmittEdwd.J.Stenfleld,HaocoabT.Boim
Gmmmitt Mrs. Elizh. Nortli fen. Bourn
Grummitt Frank, ISlsthorpe. Bonm
Gmmmitt Harry, Swajfield, Grantham
Gmmmitt John, Careby, Stamford
Gmmmitt John, North fen. Bourn
Grummitt Joseph, Bitchfield. Grantham
Gmmmitt Jsph. Stenfield, Hacconby, Bouni
GrammittMrs.S. Weston h]s.Weston.Spalding
GmmmittWm.Ea8tGraby,Doiii-sby,Fal)ingtai
Gmmmitt William, North fen, Boum
Gmmmitt William, Weston, Spalding
Gmmmitt William, jun. Weston, Siiaiding
Grummitt William T. Edenham. Boum
Grandy Joiin Hem-y, Little Postland, Crow-
land, Peterborougli
Grundy Jonn. Eaugate, Monlton, Spaldbig
Grundy Mm Mary, Epworth, Doncaster
Gmndy Mra. M. A. Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Grundy Stephen, Fleet, Holbeach
Gnlson John, The Common, Spalding
Gunby John, Ingham, Lincoln
Gunnis Geotige, Bratof t. Burgh
Gnnson Isaac, Fen, Leake, Boston
Onneon John, Hum's end, Leake. Boston
Gunson Johnson, Church lane, Gieat
Steejring. Spilsby
Gunthorp George, Boa-ston, Linooln
Gunthorpe Jn. Eirkby-cnm-Osgodby, Market
Basen
Gunthorpe Chas. A«hby-de-la-Lannde,£l«afni
Gumell Edward, Bromby, Doncaster
Gumell George, Woottou. IJloeby
Gumell John, West Torrington, Wrapby
Gumhili Charles, Mnrton, Gainfhorough
Gnmhlll George, Kexby, Gainsborough
Gumhili Moees, Blyton, Gainsborough
Gutteridge Robert, Thorpe St. Peter, Waio-
flcet All Saints I!. S.0
Ontterson Mrs. J. Saltaeetby.St.Peter'5,Ijiti
Guy Henrj-, Cross Gate, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Gut Richarf, Pinchbeck. Spalding
Guy Richard Hart, Irby-on-Hnmher, CaisUir
Haofr Brothers. Walton farm, Grantiiam
Hack Jn.Saml.Poetland.Crowtaod,Peterl)on)'
Hack Wm. L. Fk. Silk Willoughby, BleafonI
Hackett Mrs. Emma, Dale's, Tbnberland,
Homcastle
Hackett John, Pointon. Falklngham
Hackfath John, Swinhope. GU Grimsby
Hackney Hy. Brandies hi. Fleet. Holl-each
^ackney Joseph, Felham's Land, Boeton
Hackney Joseph, Wlidmore, Boeton *
Hackney Reuben, Carr, Gainsborough
Haggitt George. Goxhill, Hull
Haigb Bichd, Field side, Crowle, Doncr-ster
Haines Jonathan, Hargate, Fleet, BoIbMCb
Hidnes Jonn. C. Sutton St. James, Wi*bedi
Haines Bd. Jn. Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Hales William, Navenby, Grantliam
Hales William, Navenby. Grantliam
Halifax George, Fen, Dauigate, Holleach
Halkon Mrs. Mary, Luddington, Goole
Halkon Mrs. Sarali, Luddington, Goole
Halkon Williaui, LudiUngton. Goole
Hall & Ducker, High st. Crowle, Doncarta
Hall Alfred, Laugriville, B<»t(>n
Hall Edwd. Critchton. Friskney, Baston
Han George, Frithville, Sibecy
Hall Gea Station rd. Blyton Gaiosboroogh
Hall Henry, Long Bennington, Graattoun
Hall Henry, Bassingthorpe, Grantliam : & it
Somerby
Hall Henry, Manor tann, Bipplngale. Boniii
Hall Hinson, Tattershall road, Baston
Hall Isaac, South Beaton, Lenth
Hall Mrs. Jemima, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Hall John, Dunholme, Lincoln
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
TBADBS DIRBCTOBT.]
HdlJobB, Qonloaby, Hotnoati*
HaU Jolut, SkBldTke, Kbton, Borton
HaU John, Tetn«y, Gnat Gtlnuby
Hall Jonu, Mellwood, Bawtry
HaU JoMph, FiithTlUe, SlliMy
HaU Jonfili, 28 London mad, arantham
HaU Joihoa, Addletborpe, Bncgh B.8.0
HaU MlH H. A. West stCr .wUu>d,Faterl>an>'
HaU Rid«e Bketqier, MetUebam, Llnooln
HaU Bobert, FrlthTillc, SlbMy
Hall Thomaa, Cotrblt, Spalding
HaU Ttaomaa, Waddlngton, Llnooln
HaU WUUam, Flikerton, Lincoln
HaU Wmiam, Hacrwarthlngluun, SpUsby
HaU Wmiam, HecUngtoD. Blaaford
HaU Wm. Ktal Caa<», West Kcnl, SpOaby
HaU WOUam, Kirton, Boaton
HaU Wm. Bedbonine, Kltton Lindwy B.S.0
HaU Wmiatn, Morton, Bourn
HaUaiu Henry, Swinoihead, Spalding
HaUett WllUiun, Bank, Ooabuion, Spalding
Hallgarth Bdwaid, Long hedges, Boaton
HaUgarth Kt. North Somerootet, aLOrinuby
HaUgarth Wm. Marine houaa, Ingolduella,
BivgfaB.&0
HallgutbWm. North Somercotea,Ot.arinuby
Hammon Blcbard Hart, The Tudor itorm.
Old BoUngbioke, SpUaby
Hammond Egbert, Voadyke fan, Boaton
Hammond Mrs. BUih, foadyke ten, Boaton
Hammond James, FriskMy, Boaton
Hammond Robert, Friakney, Boston
Hammond Thomas, Blby, Great Grimsby
Hammond Thoa^Rirar sM«,Pinchbeok,8|ildng
Hammond WUllam, Tatterahall road, Boaton
Hammond Wm. (axon, of), Wyborton,Bostn
HammondW.O. Habbert'a Bdg.Kirtan,Boaton
Hancock Bdmud, Pinehbeok, Spalding
Hanoock George, South Carlton, Uno^
HaiidBiyanSmith,Klngthorpe,ApleyiWragby
Hand James, Kirton fen, Boston
Hand Mn. Hoiy. Toynton AU Saints, Spilsby
Hand Blchard Smith, The Orange, Craft,
Wainfleet AU Sainta R.&0
Hand WUUam, AJgarkirk fen, Boston
Hand WOUam, Middle Baaen, Market Baaen
Hand Wm. Cbas. Home firm. Haf(naby,^illaby
Hands WUUam, Stoiton, Lincoln
Handsley Chas. Irby-in-the-Marsh, Burgh
Handsley Francis, Irby-ln-the-Msrsh, Burgh
Hants JaroOi, Sutton St. Edmund's, Wisbech
Hankln George, Oosberton, Spalding
HanUna Geo. Kirkby.cnm-Osgodby, Market
Rasen
HanUns Wm. Kirkby«nm-Osgodby, Market
Hanks Charles, Bnttenrick, Boston
Hanks George, Bntterwlok, Boston
Hannatb WiUism, Hovsham, Brigg
Hansard Charlea, Canington, Boston
Hansard Samuel. Sonington, Spalding
Hansard Solomotf, FrithvUle, Sibeey
Hanson Mn. Ann, Wbaplodo, Spalding
Hanson John, Btlgg road, Caistor
Hanson Samnol, Laugbton, Gainsborongh
Hanson Samuel, Wharton, Gainslwrongb
Hanton Bdward, Malt^-le-Marsh, Alfotd
Hanton Robot, East TheildlHIiotpev Louth
Harby WUUam, Fen, Hecklngton, Sleafotd
Haidstaff Joreph, Hecklngton. Sloatord
HaidwlckHy. Warren frm.HarIaxton,amthm
Hatdwick Thomas, North road, Bourn
Hatdy Chas. A Arthur, Gt. Stmping, Spilsby
Haidy John A Wm. Wood Enderby, Boston
Hardy Ben. Fostland, Crowland, Peterboro'
Hardy Cbaries, Bntterwick, Boston
Hardy Chas. Hurdle Tree bonk, Holbeach
Hardy Chas. Fk. Chucby Plnckacre, Boston
Hardy Bdward, BaiTOWHm-Humber, HuU
Hardy Frederick, Great Steeping, SpUsby
Hardy George, Addlethorpe, Burgh R.8.0
Haidy George Henry, Qneensbonk, Fostland,
Crowland, Peterborough
Hardy Ueniy, Fen, West PInclitaeck, Spalding
Hardy Hy. IT. Fostland, Crowland, Frterbora'
Hardy Hy. Wm. Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Hardy John, Bwerby, Sleafnrrt
Hardy John, Swinderby, Lincoln
Hardy John, Wood Enderby, Boston
Hardy Joseph, OoxhlU, HuU
Hardy Jsph. Beresby bidg. Weet ten, Boston
Hardy Mn. Samh, Fen, Boom
Hardy Thos. Fostland, Crowland, Peterboro'
Hardy Thomas, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Hardy Thos. The Wykps,Donlngton,SpnIdlng
Hanly WOUam, Bennington, Boston
Hardy WUUam, Halton Holegate, ^Usby
Hardy Wm, Sea end, Bennington, Boston
Hardy Wm. J. North st. CrowIand,Peterboro'
Hare Mn. EUsa, BllUngboro', Palkingham
Hare John, New BoUngbioke, Boston
Hare John, Snitterby, Kirton Und.'ey R.S.0
Hare John, Weirthorpe, Gosberton, Spalding
Hare William, BUUngborongh, Palkingham
Bargnre Jesaap, Hamiltonhl. Market Rasen
HaigrBTes Mrs. 8.8onth Killinghalme,Tnceby
Hailock Frederick, Leake, Boston
Hariock James WUUam, Weston, Spalding
Harmston ]Sdwd.Dowdyke,Sntterton,Bpaldng
Eanoss George, Tatney, Great Grimsby
Harness Jossj^ Bnrgb-in-the-Mknb B.S,0
LINGOLNSHIRE.
Bamass hni. BUmr, Boston
Harper WilUam, Ivy h& Healing, inceby
Harpham Thomas, Jun. Whaplode, Spalding
Harpham WUUam, Corrlngham, Gainsboro'
Harpham WUUam, Glentham Market Baaen
Harr Missss Ann & Elizabeth, Anton's gowt,
LangriTille, Boston
Harr Henry, Leake, Boston
Harris Charles, Little Hale, Sleaford
Harris Charles, Seaend, Monlton, Spalding
HarriK Edwd.Boakfidd,HorbUng,Falkingliam
Harris George, Fen, Great Hale, Slealord
Harris Oerrsse, Bsst Lonnd, Bawtry
Harris Mrs. IsabeUa, Little Bytham, Stamfrd
Harris John, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Harris John, Bast Lonnd, Bawtry
Harris Jahn,Gnnthorne,OwstuuFerTy,Bawtry
Harris John, Hazey, Bawtvy s
Harris John, Newton bo. Imham, Boom
Harris John, Seaend, Moulton, Spalding
Horiis J. Blyborongh, Khrton LIndsey R.S.0
Harris Jose^, Oiaise Lound, Bawtry
Harris FhUip,MUltharpe,Aslackby,Falknghm
Harris FhUip, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Harris Richard CasweU, Ivy house, Swlnes-
head, Spalding
Harris Robert, Craise Lonnd, Bawtry
Harris Thomas, Fen, Great Hale, Sleaford
Harris Thomas, Monthorpc, Orantham
Harris ThoDws, Norton Disney, Newark
Harris Thomas, Seaand, Monlton, Spalding
Harris William, Craise Lound, Bawtry
Harris WUUam, East Lonnd, Bawtry
Harris William, Garthorpe, Goole
Harrison Joseph & George, Stow, Llnooln
Harrison Alfred, Apley, Wiagby
Harrison Benjamin, Quadrinn, Spalding
Harrison Charios, Gedney bill, Wisbech
Harrison Charles, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Harrison Charles, Nettleton. Caistor
Harrison Charles, Btrubby liaU, Langton-by-
Wiagby
Harrison a WoodhoU baWaodhaU,HomcsUe
Harrison Mrs.Cliatlotte,Grange farm,Hamer-
lugham, Homcastle
Harrison Edward, Walk House farm. South
WiUingham, Wiagby
Harrison Edwin, Bi^dlington, Lincoln
Harrison EUsha, Quoilring, Spalding
Harrison Francis, Hart's ground, Boston
Harrison George, Hnttott, AltorJ
Harrison George, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Harrison George, Salmonby, Homcastle
Harrison Henry, CTasses,Long Sutton, Wsbch
Harrison James, Drove end, Wisbech
Harrison John, OoxhOI, HuU
Harrison John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Hanison John, OUby, PeIham,GaiuBborongh
Harrison John, Portney mni,Fartney,Spilsby
Harrison Jolin, Bonby, Wiaghy
Harrison John, Boopwick, Lincoln
Harrison John, SptidUngton, Lincoln
Harrison John, Stow, Lincoln
Harrison John Tubman, Mldvllle, Boaton
Hai risen Joseph, EastvlUe, Boston
Harrison Joseph, Leako, Boston
Harrison Luke,Caatle fm.Tealby.MarketRasn
Harrison Luke, Doningtou-on-Boin, Loutli
Hsrrlson Mark, Potherbr, Lonth
Harrison Moses, Morton-by-Gainsborough
Harrison Richard, Holbeach St. John'B,Ulbch
Harrison R. Double Root ho.Whaplde.Spldng
HaiTisonR.Thimbleby ho.Thmblby.HomcstIe
Hanison Robert. Ashby, Homcastle
Hairison R. TheFaddock,Conglng i<t,HncstIe
Harrison Robert Edwin, The HoU farm,
HarpsweU, Kirton LIndsey R.S.0
Hairison Samuel, Ronghtou, Homcastle
Hairison Stephen, Wuldlngton, Llnooln
Harrison Thomas, Beltott, Belton, Doncaster
Harrison Tliomas, Dyke, Gedney B.0
Harrison Thomas, Colsterworth, Grantham
Harrison Thomas, Dyke, Gedney S.0
Hanison Thomas, Heraingby, Homcastle
Harrison Thomas, Kelstern grange, Louth
Harrison Thomas, North Kelsey, Brigg
Harrison Thomas, Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Harrison Thomas, Slbsey, Boston
Harrison Thomas. Somcrby, Gainsborough
Harrison Thomas, South HoUand Bridge,
Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Hanison Thomas, Waddiugworth, Homcastle
Harrison Thomas, West ten, Boston
Harrison Thomas, Westwood side, Bawtry
Harrison Thomss. WUlougbby hiU, Boston
Hsnison William, Althorpe, Doncaster
Harrison Wm. Orawcroft la. Hnttof t, Alford
Harrison WUUam, FrithvUle, Stbsey
Harrison Wm. Highlleld,Weelsby,6t.Grmsby
Hairison WUUam, Holme's hUl, Wrngby
Hainson Wm. Rector}- tm. Branston, Llnooln
Harrison Wm. Sea lane, Huttoft, Alford
Harrison WilUam, Slbsey, Boston
Harrison WilUam, Whaplode, SpaldUig
Harrison WOUam, Woodtborpe, Alford
Hairison WUllam George, Toft grange,
Tumby, Boston
Harrod Butler, Fen, Frampton, Boston
HazTod John, West end, nampton, Boston
Harrod Joseph, Hogsthorpe, Alford
1 Hanod Josqpb, jun. Hogsthorpe, Alford
,FAm m
HarskyRlrlisi«l^niilhorpe,Althorpe,Dncstr
Haislsr Bobett,Seottei)Kirton LlndseyR.S.0
Harsley Tfaos.Derry«bssifc Hllliorpe,Doncstr
Uarston WOUani,Halfwa{;House farm, SwiU'
darby, Lincoln
Hart Henry, Marsh, Drove end, Wisbech
Hart Joseph, Tetford, Homcaatlfi
Hart Thomas, BulUngton, Wra^fby
Harvey George, Helghington, Lincoln
Harvey George, Londonthorpe, Grantham
Harvey Henry, Washingbonugh, Lincoln
Harvey John, WiUougbby hUl, Boston
Harvey Samuel, Northoipe, Bourn
Harwood John, Foston, Grantham
Harwood John, Willlngham-by-Stow
HarwoodMrs,)i.Attert>y,KirtaiiLindseyB.S.O
Harwood Thomas, Morton, Bourn
Hasnip Bdward ft Son, West staeet, Alford
Hasnip Paul, Ailby. Rigsby, Alfoid
Hasthorp John, Chapel, Alfoid
Hastings Solomon, Leake, Boston
HatclUte Oenge, Asterby, Homcastle
Hather John, Cridse Lound, Bawtry
Havaroroft Misses Fanny & Annie, Wootton
dale, Ulceby
Havercroft Mis. J. & Thos. Sth.Ferriby,Hull
Havercrott George, Holme, Brigg
Qavercroft Thos. T.Bonby,Bartou<in-Hnmbr
Haw WUllam, Donington, Spalding
Hawkesworth. Geoise, Homcastle td. Boston
Hawley Thomas, Burton Cogglea, Grantham
Haxby Sml. H. Bamoldby-le-B«ck,Gt.Gmsby
Eaxby Samuel Hy. HatcUSe, Qt. Grimsby
Hozby T. West Bavendale, Great Grimsby
Hay & Sons, Yarborongh grange, Louth
Hay George, East Theddlethoipe, Lonth
Hay Henry, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Hay John, Fotherby, Lonth
Hay Jonathan, Austin fen, Covenham St.
Bartholomew, I,oatli
Hay Richard, Covenham St. Man, Lonth
Hay Richard, Halton lodge, Hofton-le.Clay,
Great Orims^
Hay Wm. The Hall, South Beaton, Lonth
Hayes William, Ingham, Lincoln
Hayes Wm. Ivy lodge, Thiu-lby, Boum
Haynes David, Seaend, Moulton, Spalding
Haynes Thomas, Wrangle, Boston
Haynes WUUam, Frogland,DeepingSt. James,
Market Dseptng
Hayward WlUiam, WeUingore, Grantham
Haywood Allan, Wells farm, Heallug,UIceby
Haywood James, Ciaisa Lonnd, Bawtry
Haywood Tom, Hnmbentone, GL Grimsby
Haywood WUUam, Craise Lound, Bawtry
Haywood WUUam, Norton Disney, Xcwork
Haywood WUllam K. Navenby, Grantham
Head Jolm, BlUlngborongh, Palkingham
Headland Henn M. Potter Hanworth,Lincln
Healey Alfred, Woodball, Homcastle
Healey A. Spa farm, Woodball Spa,Homcstle
Healey Geo. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Healey John, Bnlby. Imham, Boum
Heatey Joseph, OBboumby,.Falklngham
Heane George, WeUingore, Grantham
Heanley Charles, Clough honse, WolnSeet
All Saints, Croft B.6.0
Heanley J. Croft ho. Wnflt. AUSnts. Cruf tB. S.0
Heath George, Thomton Curtis, Ulceby
Heath George, Wootton, Ulceby
Heath S. Thornton haU,Thmtn.CurtiB,Ulcby
Heoton WOUam, Lnddington. Goole
Heazlewood John, Ropsley, Grantham
HearJewood William, Ropsley, Grantham
Hebb George, Burton Pedwoidlne, Sleaford
Hebblethwalte John, QoxhiU, Hull
Hebblewhite WUUam, Somenby, Homcastle
Hebdon William, East Lound, Bawtry
Hedley Lincoln, Limber (Great), Ulceby
Hedle}- WilUam, Long hedges, Boston
Hedworth Hardy Charles, Oseby, Grantham
HelBeld John Ednin, Donington, Spalding
Hemmant J.HaUgt.SuttonSt.Edmnds.WBbch
Hemment Alfred, Gedney hill, Wisbecb
Homment Frederick, Gedney hiU, Wisbech
Hemment WUllam, Gedney hiU, Wisbech
Hemsley Henry, HJarlaxton, Gnntham
Bemson Geocge, Bottesfoid, Brigg
Heneon Oeotge, Sea bank, Wyberton, Boston
Henson Henry, LangrivOle, Boston
Hepton JoseiA, Cumberworth, Alford
Hercock Oetnge, Pedwaidine, Sleaford
Hercock John, Blaegatc, SuiHeet, Spalding
Herd James, Helghington, Llnooln
Henl Robert, Washingborough, Lincoln
Herd Thomas, Ncttleham Lincoln
Herd Thomas, Newport, Lincoln
Herd William, Kirkby Underwood, Boum
Herring B. Bedbanme,Kirton Lindsy. B.S.0
Herring Edward. Toynton All SaintK, SpUsby
Herring Edward, Stubton, Newark
Herring F. Waddingbam,Eirtn.Ln48y.B.S.O
Herring George Bland, Manor house, Bed-
boume, Kirton LIndsey R.S.0
Honing J. WOUngfaam-by-Stow, Gainsboro'
Herring WUUam, Stickford, Boston
Herring W. WUllngham-by-Stow, Oolnsboro'
Hessel Charies, Little Hole, Sleaford
Hes8eltineW.Beanmontaote,Barton-an-Hmbr
HethenhawW. Taft-tay-Newton,MarketRasen
Heweson Frank, Fieiston, Boston
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
792 FAA
Farm ers— contliined.
Hewett James, Glaxby, Kvket Rasen
Hewitt CharlM, Idaraad, Qalnsboroii^
Hewitt George, Klrion Lindsay B.S.0
Hewitt James William, Sakliam, Manh-
chapel. Great Grimsby
Hewitt John, Minting, Homcastle
Hewitt John, Wroot, Bawtry
Hewitt Thomas, Bomerby, Gainsboronsh
Hewson Cornelias & Thomas, Bamoldby-Le-
Beck, Great Grimsby
He^\-sou William & Robert, Northcoatea,
Great Grimsby
Hewson Anthony, Yarboroagh, Loath
Hewson Kdward, The Old Hall, North Somcor-
cotee, Great Grimsby
He«-8on Geo. Scotton, Ktrton Llnisey R.&0
HewBOQ Henry, Enat Treddlethorpe. Lonth
Hewson Henry, ^ orth Thoresby, Louth
Hewson Henry Robert, Alringham, Louth
Hewson Isaac, Kast Treddlethorpe, Louth
Hewson John, Corby, Grantham
Hewson John, Grimoldby, Lontli
Hewson Mrs. Mary, Tetney, Great Grinuby
Hewson Mrs. Mary, Thoresby bridge, N<Hrui-
coatee, Great Grimsby
Hewson Thomas, Gayton-le-Marsh, Alford
Hewson William, Tetney '.ock, Gt. Grimsby
Hewdon Wm. Herbert, Ganhouse, Doncaster
Hibberd J. Burton Ferry, Lea, Gainsborongh
Hibbett George, Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Hibbitt Edward Evison, Hainton, Wragby
Hibbitt J. Deeping St. Jamea, Market Deeping
HfcUlng Thomas, South street, Crowland,
Peterborough
Hickson John, Qelston, Hoagh-on-the-hill,
Grantliam
Hickson Thoe. Falkner, Hougham, Grantham
Hickson William, Hougham, Grantham
Hides Charles, Sutterton, Spalding
Hides George, The Fields,LitUeHale.Sleaford
Hlde^ George, Kirton fen, Boston
Hides John, West Deeping, Market Deeping
Hides Thomas, Fen, South Kyme, Sleaf rd
Hides T.Hfgh Bank, Crowland, Peterlwrough
Hides Thomas Richard, Wigtoft, Spalding
HigdoD Franofs George, Grown lodge, Hol-
beach marsh, Holbeach
Higdon Wm. Wellington rd. Kirton. Boston
Hlggatt Saith, Thorpe-on-the-lilU, Lincoln
Higgingbotliam George, Welton, Lincoln
Hlgginbottom William, Hatton, Wragby
Hildrerl B. &, J. Crane end, Freiston, Bmton
Hlldred Geo. Wyberton rd. Wvberton,Boston
Hildred Philip, Skhrbeok, Boston
Hildred Thomas, liCake, Boston
Hildred William, Cran end, Freiston, Boston
Hlles John, Pilliam Carr, Filham Gainsboro'
HIH Benjamin, Donington-on-Bain, Louth
Hill Mrs. Betsy, Dar wood bo. Wood hall, Lincoln
Hill George, Belton lane, Epworth, Doncaster
Hill Geo. Great Humby, Somerby, Grantham
Hill George, Hemswell, Kirton LIntlHeyB. 3.0
Hill George, Ropsley, Grantham
Hill George, Springthorpe, Gainsborough
Hill George, Wilsthorpe, Stamford
Hill George, jun. Street, Epworth, Doncaster
Hill G.Fatchet, Scotter, Kirton LlndseyR.S.0
HiU Henry, Keelby, Ulceby
Hill James, Kelsey closes, Epworth, Doncaster
Hill John, Haxey, Bawtry
Hill John, The Hall, Winceby. Homcastle
Hill John Brvce, Claxby, Market Rasen
Hill J. C.WiUoughton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Htll Joshua, Abbey farm, Newstead, Brigg
Hilt Joehuo, Poolthorne, Cadney, Brlgg
Hill Richard, Scothern, Lincoln
HIU Richartl, Westgatc. Belton, Doncaster
Hill Robert, Frlskney, Boston
Hill R. Major, Sootter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
HUl Sleight, Cowbit rood, Spalding
Hill Thomas, Craise Lound, Bawtry
HiU Thomas, Haxey, Bawtry
HUl Thomas. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
HiU T. WHloughton, Kirton Liudsev R.S.0
HIU WUliam, Kexby, Gainsborough
HiU William, Legbourne, Louth
HilUam J. Bloodfold house. Fleet, Holbeach
HilUamSeptimusC.Oak lodge. Fleet, H<^beacli
HUton John, South Witham, Grantliam
Hilton Robinson, WelUngore, Grantham
HUton Thomas, Bitchfield, Grantham
Hincb John. Brigsby, Great Grimsby
Hind Anderson, Tithe ho. Crowle, Doncaster
Hind John, Morton, Bourn
Hind Jsph. Btroxton lo. Stroxton, Grantham
Hind William, Kexby, Gainsborough
Hinds William Joseph, Saltfleet, Ix)uth
Hinds WiUiam, Graiuthorpe, Great Grimsby
Hines WiUlam, Grainthorpe, Great Grimsby
Hlpkln James, Thomas, Glebe farm. West
Keal, Spilaby
Hipkin Thomas, Stickford, Boston
HipworthR.L.Loo8egate rd.Moulton,SpaIdlng
Hirst Henry, AJsby, Gainsborough
Hix Joseph, Crosses, Long Sutton, Wlsbecli
Hobbins John, Washway, Holbeach
Hobbs Ben. Aahby Pueromm, Homcastle
Hobson G. P. Marsh, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Hobeon G. P.The Maze,Long Sutton, Wisbech
Hobson John, Baumber, Homcastle
LINCOLNSHIRE.
HohsonJ.O.CnrleiF idg. SattonBrldge,W]ibech
Hotison Robert, Owmby, Cslitor
HobMD Thonu*, Old BoUngbroke, Si>Uibf
Hockney John. Bag fi^derby, HomcaBtle
HodgUn Henrj, North Fen, Bonrn
Hodgaon Mn. QuoUne, Tarborongh, Lonth
Hodgson J. Mareham-Ie -Fen, Boston, Lincoln
Hodgson John, Chapel, Alford
Hodgson John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Hodgson John Timothy, Leverton, Boston
Hodgson Joseph, Fartney, Spilaby
Hodgson Levi, Chapel, AlfoxtL
Hodg8onR.jnn.Hanhara-le-Fen,Bo8tn.Linoln
Hodgson Valentine, Putney, Spilsby
Hodgson William, Heighington, Lincoln
Hodskin H. Croft, Wainfleet All Sainta IUS.0
Hodson Ben. Middle Basen, Market Rasen
Hodion George, Oiinuthorpe, Bourn
Hodson John, Fen, Wainfleet St. Maiy R.B.0
Hodson John, Sotby, Wngby
Hodson Joseph, Wickenby, Wragby
Hoflson Morris, Gnthram cote. Boom
Hodson Bcantby, Middle Kasen, MarketBaaen
Hodson WiUiam, Marston, Grantham
Hoil William, Boremby, Spilsby
Hoggins WUUam, FrithrlUe, Sibaey
Holbonm Arthur, Uaiab, Otoreend, Wisbech
Holbonm Oeorge, Marsh, Drove end,Wisbei!h
Holden Oeorge, Fengate,Plnohbeck,Spalding
Holden J. Btackenball,Woad Endarby, Boston
Holden Blchaid, Slebe farm, Waddlngworth,
Homcastle
Holden William, Bcamblesby, Homcastle
Holdemess John, Ashby-by-Partney, Spilsby
- oldexness J. jun. Aahby-by-Partney, Spilsby
Holdemess Robert, Partney, Spilsby
Holdershaw Cook, Tbe Grange, Lynvode,
Market Basen
Holdershaw Cook, Thomton-lc-Fen, Boston
Holdershaw Thomas, New York, Boston
Hole Qeorge, Bowston, Lincoln
Holgarth Oeorge, Sntton St. James, Wisbech
Holgarth Joae^ Fleet, Holbeach
Holgate Charles Sooffln, Low Blseby, Roiby,
Doncaster
Holgate John, Haxey, Bawtry
Hollam John, Freiston, Boston
Holland O. A. M. Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
Holland James, U St. Thomas's rd. Spalding
Holland John, Chapel, Alford
Holland John Wells, Tbe Shrubbery, Deep-
ing St Nicholas, Spalding
Holland Thomas Plowrlght, Deeping St.
Nicholas, Spalding
Holktnd William, Church st. Market Deeping
Holland William, Westwood side, Bawtry
HoUlday S. & W. Northorpe, Tbnrlby, Boum
Hollingaworth Mrs. Charlotte, Common,
Monlton, Spalding
Hollingsworth Edward, Ounby,, Grantham
HoUingworth Wm. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hollingshead James, Martin, Lincoln
Hollingshead James Herbert, Manor house,
Tlmberland, Lincoln
Hollingshead Robert, Navenby, Granthnm
HoUoway Mis. Jane, South Reston, Louth
Holmes Anthony, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Holmes Arthur, Lound 's faim,Skelllngthorpe,
Holmes Mn. E. Scredington, Falkingbam
Holmes Bmannel, Vlllngton, Stamford
Holmes Frederick, Wrawby, Brigg
Holmes Oeorge, Ullinghay, Sleaford
Holmes George, Eagle, Newark
Holmes Oeorge, East Lound, Bawtry
Holmes George, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Holmes George, jun. Ingoldsby, Grantham
Holmes Oeorge F. Hogsthorpe, Alford
Holmes Henry, Falkingbam
Holmes Hy. Fen side, Halton Holgate, Spilsby
Holmes J. Orby, BarghK>n-the-Marah B.&O
Holmes John, East Perry, Owston, Bawtry
Holmes John, Manor farm, Apley, Wragby
Holmes John, Btaplefotd, Newark
Holmes John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Holmes John William, Moor Maitin, Lincoln
Holmes Joseph, Tattershall Thorpe, Boston
Holmes Natlianlel, Owston, Bawtr/
Holmes Nathaniel, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Holmes B. Northorpe, Donlngton, Spalding
Holmes Samuel, Osbonmby, Falldngham
Holmes Thomas, Greatford, Stamford
Holmes Thomas, Manthorpe, Boum
Holmes Thomas, MidviUe, Boeton
Holmes Thos. jun. West Finchbeck,Spalding
Holmes William, Brlgsley, Great Grimsby
Holmes Wm. Chnrclitown, Belton, Doncaster
Holmes W. North Somerootes, Great Grimsby
Holmes WiUlun, Scredington, Falkingbam
Holmes William, Thurlby, Boum
Holmes William Hy. Minting, Homcastle
Holt Henry, Scartho, Great Grimsby
Holt Thomas, Clee, Great Grimsby
Holt Thomas, Grange, Bronghton, Brigg
Holtby John Thomas. Utterby, Lonth
Holtby Thomas, Saltlieetby St. Peter's, Lonth
Holtby William, Fulstow, Louth
Helton Henry, GoxhUl, Hull
Hood William, Wootton, Ulceby
Hoodless Edwd.Saltaeetby All Saints, Louth
HoodlessW.Authorpe iow,Hogsthorpe, Alford
Hook William, Saltmarsb, Monlton, Spalding
[kbllys
Hooker William O.West Rasen,Msitet Rsiea
HookbamC.F.Bedbaume,Klrin. Lndsy.B.&0
Hookbaro Frederick, Parsonage fsrm,(>oxtoii,
nioeby TiUaga
Hookham Frederick,Tbomton Cortis, Vkeby
Hookham Frederick. XTlosby Tillage
Ho(Aliam John, Booby, Barton.ai-HBmber
HopUn O. Normanby-by-BpUal, Hrkt. Bases
Hopkins David, Cadney, Brigg
Hopkins Edward, Howaham, Brigg
Hopkins Thaa.Gnnge,Lbnbet<Gieat),Uloel7
Hopldnson Oeorge, North Scarie, Nenii^ ,
Hopklnson Henry, Doddington, Lincoln
Hopper Mrs. Ann.Thorpe St. Peter, Walnllt^
An Saints R. 8.0
Hopper John, Grainthorpe, Great Grimsby
Hopper Jolm Hy. Grainthorpe, OLGrinaby
Hopper WiUiam Oirdns, Graintliorpe, Graat
Grimsby
Horbenyjamea Tbomas,CralseLannd,Bawtiy
Horbarry Tbomos, Guntborpe, Bawtry
Horbeny WUUam, Guntborpe, Bawtiy
Horn O. HHUtarm,Snttan St. James, Wisbech
Horn John, Leake, Boston
Home WiUiam, Moltby-le-Marsh. Alford
Horner Oeorge,Loaeegate rd.Moulton,£^
Homsby Chulea, Wiangle, Boston
Horosby Edward, Bromby, Doncaster
Homsby John, AJhby, Brigg
Honey Wm. Drayton, Swlnesfaead, Spsldmg
Horaewood WllUam, Freiston, Boeton
HonleyComeUas,Bootter,Kirtn.L!nd>y.R.S.O
Hoisley Frederick, Saxby All Saints, HnU
Hoidey Henry, Blyton, Gaiosboraugh
Eoraman Thomas, Spaoby, Falkingbam
Horton Charles, Marshcbi^jel, Ot. Grinuby
Horton John, Cheal, Spalding
Horton John, Risegate, Spalding
Horton Mrs.8.North Somoootea, Ot.Qrinuby
Honcber Oeorge, Seaead,Bntterwick, Boston
Houghton Mrs. Ann, Woolsthorpe,Grantham
Houghton Frederick, Kieisby, Boum
Houghton Richard, Twyford, Grantham
Houghton Win. Grange, Polnton, Falklngbm
Honlden Mn. Elixh. Thoreeth.rpe, Alfrad
UonldenGilbert,NorthSomercotea,Ot.Gnii2bT
Honlden Henry, Aby, Alfprd
Honlden Bobert, Sonpholme, South Somer-
ootes, Great Grimsby
Honlden Thonma, Uagworthingham, SpilAy
Hnulderahaw Charles, Scrivelsby, Uonicastle
Houldershaw C. Haltham<ai-Bidii,Ronicastle
HouMershaw Wattam (exota. of), Stsinton-
by-lAngwortli, Lincoln
Honltby Edwd. Glebe farm,Flakerton,LiiKlii
HoultonG. Abbey faim,Thorntn. Cortis, Clcby
Honlton Thomas, South KiUingliolnie,i'lceby
Honaehara George, South Bestou, Louth
Househam Wm. Saltfleetby St. I'eter's.Laut'i
Houseley John, Martin, IJncoln
Housman John, BotteafoE^ Brigg
Howard Mrs. Ann, ItntoC Newark
Howard Edmund, Coleby, Doncaster
Howard £dward,Coleby Idg. Coleby, Lincdli
Howard Edward, Rise farm, Nocton, Uncoln
Howard Mia.EUsh. Crane end, Frleston,fiiti
Howard Fits Allan, Oosberton, Spalding
Howard James, Sutton St. James, ^sbech
Howard Robert Frederick, Scopwick, Uncoln
Howard Bobert G.F. Temple Braer.Graathin
Howard Samson, Aubonm, Llnooln
Howard WiUiam. Kirton Lindsey H.S.0
Howard Wm. Wragholme, Great Gilmsby
Howden John, SUdbrook, Great Grimsby
HoweU Henry, Ulceby village
Howell Robert,&cotton,Elrton Lindsey B.8.0
Howell Robert, Stnrton, Lincoln
Howsam George. WalnSeet St. Mary,R.S.O
Howiham WUUam, Beltoft Belton, Doncaster
Howaon Ebeneicer, GoxhiU, Hall
Hoyaa Jas. A Hanby Idg. Hanby, Grantham
Hoyes John, Skldbrook, Great Grimsby
Hoyes John, South Somerootes, Gt.Giimsby
Hoyes John, North Kyme, Sleafcnl
HoyeeWUliain,8outh Somerootea,Gt. Grimsby
Hoyes WiUiam Henry, Hanby, Grantham
Hoyles Mark & T. WalnBeet AU Saints B.S.0
Hoyles George Wm.West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hoyles Joseph, Friskney, Boston
Hoyles WiUiam, Marsh, Lutton, Wisbedi
Hoyles Wm. Hy. Outgata, Leverton, Boetsn
Hoys John, TatterslwU bridge, Bostom
Hubbard James, Ewerby, Slieaford
Hubbard Thomas, Great Steeping, Spilsby
Hubbert James, Sibeey, Boston
Hubbert Robert, Sibeey, Boston
Huckbody Samuel, it Bsst street, Stamford
Hucknall Richard, Klrkatead, Homcastle
HncknaU Thomas, Kitkstead, Homcastle
Hudson Charles, West Fen, Boston
Hudson Edward, Kirton, Lindsey B.8.0
Hndson George, Walkerith, Gainsborough
Hudson Geo. KeUy. South Witl>am,Orantham
Hudson Henry,Sootter,Klrton Lindaey B.&.0
Hudson John, HoUin-le<;iay, Great Ortmsby
Hudson John, Tetney Lock, Great GiimsbT
Hudson Morris, WytiuunHW-tbe-HOl, Bonn
Hndson Rlchd. W.Langtoft, Market Deeping
Hudson Thomas, Hainton, Wragby
Hugh Charies, Fen, Quadrlng, ^aUding
Hugh Henry, Dowdyke, Sutterton, ^laldlng
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIUECTORY.]
Hn^MB J. MlUthorpe, Ailkckby, TUUnghun
Uumberatona C.NarthBomexcoteB,Ot.G-rm8by
Hnmbezstone Geo. Conkliolme, Ot. Grimsby
Hnmbentone W.U.Nth.Somercotea,at.GnbT
Uomble Enoch, Wnuigle, Boston
Hmnphny John, South KlUingholme,U1ceby
Humphra;Thonia«,8oath KJUingholme,Ulcby
Hnndleb; J.Orby, Burgh-in-the-Kanh B.8.0
Handlab;8aml.8onthBon>erootea,Ot.GrinMb.T
Hniuley Q«orge Jsph. Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Hnnsley W. Scotton, Kirton Lindaey K.S.O
Hunt Benjiusin, Blankney S,0
Hunt ChariM, Wildsworth, Gabuborongh
Hant James, Holbeach St. John's Holbeach
Hunt John, Flrsby, Spllaby
Hunt Joseph, jun. North Scarle, Newark
Hunt Thos. Heighwood, Torksey, Galnsboro'
Hunt Thomas, Norton Disney, Newark
Hnnter Hn. Ellen,Bait Th«ddlethorpe,Lonth
Hunter Gnuley, Barkstonebou8e,Barkatone-
le- Willows, Onmtbun
Hunter John, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Hunter Thomas, Holbeach marah, Holbeach
Huntingdon John, Bastott, Goole
Hnntrauui James, Moolton Chapel, Spalding
Huntsman WUllam,Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Hnrd Thomas, Uloeby village
Huidman J.B. M'aiehham-on-the-hUl,Hrncstle
Hnrdman William, Willoughby, Altord
Hnin Thomas, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hunt Geo. Popbtf cot.WinaoTer Td.BpaIdlug
Hurst John, Wildsworth, Gainsborough
Hurst Robert, Carr, Gainsborough
Hurst Thomas, Westwood side, Bawtry
Huiton John, Fulstow, Louth
Hntchings l(iB.H.Alford rd. Withem, AUord
Hntchins John, Skendleby, Spilsby
Hutchinson John, Fen, Little Hale, Sleafoid
Hutchinson Richard, Baaslngham, Newark
HutchinBonMt*.B. Kirton Holme,Kirtn.BoBtn
Hutchinson Thomas. Foston, Grantham
Hutchinson Thoe.Moor,Bonghtan,HorncaKtIe
Hutchinson Wm.01d Hall,lf arston,Grantham
Hntaon Charles, Winthorpe, Skegness R.6.0
Hntton Henry, Mamhchapel, Gt. Grimsby
Button Henry, Wood side, Tumby, Boston
Hntton Joseph, Wood side, Tumby, Boston
Hntton William, Banrow-on-Humber, Hull
Hntton Wniiam, The Common, North Somar-
cotes. Great Grimsby
Hyde William, Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Louth
Idle John, Wrangle, Boston
Ilea Robert, Swinbope, Great Grimsby
IncMe William, Flskerton, Lincoln
Ingall John,Pipkin hall, Kirton, Boston
Ingall Richard, Swineahead, Spalding
Ingamells Ben. Drove, Qnodring, Spalding
Ingamells George, West Fen, Boston
Ingham John, Stow, Lincoln
IngleKMiddlefleld haColsterworth,arBnthni
Ingram John, Sandtott, Belton, Donoaster
Ingimm Joseph Eldin, Au(horpe, Lincoln
Ingram W.F.Beech grove, Barton-on-Humbr
Inkley Bdwd. Bird's drove, Surfleet, Spalding
Inkley George, Thurlby, Bourn
Ireland Mrs. Mary Ann, FrithviUe, Sibsev
Ireland William, Bfaitbchapd, Great Grimsby
Isaac Andrew,Towerfarm,Tetney,Ot.armsl^
laitt John, Quadring, Spalding
Isle John, North end, Crowie, uoncaster
lale Thomas, North end, Crowie, Donoaster
Jacklin Enoch, Cumberworth, Altofd
Jacklin George, Saltfleet, Lonth
JackUn SL Horkstow bridge, Hottatow, Hull
Jacklin Thomas, Horkstow, Ilnll
Jacklin William, Belchford, HomcasUe
Jackson Elijah ft Frederick, Anwick. Sleafrd
Jackson David, Hogsthorpe, AKord
Jackson David, Swlnderby, Lincoln
Jackson Edward, Maltby-le-Marsh, Altord
Jackson George, Wildsworth, Gainsborough
Jackson Hugh, Bracabrldge, Lincoln
Jackson John, Leaks, Boston
Jaokson John, Bnsklngton, Sleaford
Jackson John William, Wlgtoft, Spalding
Jackson Joseph, Cowblt, Spalding
Jackson Urs. Lucy, Great Ponton, Grantham
Jackson Martin, Brlnkhlll, Spitaby
Jackson Mrs. M. J. Sli:iIllngton,|Oolsterworth
Jackson Rtchd. River side, Pinchbeck,Spldng
Jackson Robert, Long Bennington, Grantham
Jackson Robert, North Kelsey, Biigg
Jackson Saml. Saltfieetby, All Saints, Louth
Jackson Thomas, BraUn, Belton, Donoaster
Jackson Thomas, Fulstow, Lonth
Jackson Thomas, Marsham-le-Fen, Boston
Jackaon Thomas, Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Jackaon Mrs. Thomas, Upton, Gainsborough
Jackaon William, Deeping St James, Market
Deeping
Jackaon William, Fen, Anwick, Sleaford
Jackaon WUllam, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Jackaon Wm. Gilbert's cot. High st. Lincoln
Jackaon Wm. Kenwick, Legboume, Ziouth
Jackaon Wm. Oak farm, Bonltham, Lincoln
Jackaon Wm. River side. Pinchbeck, Spaldng
Jackaon Wm. Parker, West Pinchbeck, Spldng
Jaciiocs Joseph, Haxey, Bawtry
Jaaaoy George, Uttertoj, Lonth
janney Joseph, Stmbby, AUord
jajiiMy Boloman, Oilmsby niad, Louth
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Jaqnes John, Saltfleetby All Saints, Lonth
Jaques Thee. Common ude,Crowle, Donoaster
Jaques William, Saltfleetby AU Saints, Louth
jannaoTlKM.Barkstone-le-WilIowB,Oiantham
Jarvis Hany, Bank, Lutton, Wisbech
Jarvis William, Withem, AUcid
Jeffeiy Benjamin, Algarkirk, Spalding
Jeffery Elijah, LltUe Carlton, Louth
Jelfexy Francis W.Mazsb,Dawamex«, Hoi beech
JeSery John,Dalderby,Horncastle ; AQrang^
Scrlvelsby
Jefferys William BaUey, All hill, Holbeach
Jeffray Mrs. Charlotte, WUdmon, Coningsby,
Boston
JefFzey Benjamin, Stickney, Boston
JenUnson Arthur, Bransby, Lincoln
Jenkinsott ALTthnr, Sturton, Lincoln
Jenkinson Joseph, Barrowby, Grantham
Jennings Oeoige, Clee, Great Grimsby
Jennings WnkChnrchtown, Belton, Doncaster
Jesson John, Fleet, Holhesch
Jessup Heniy, Kingthorpe, Apley, Wzagby
Jekyll John, Coleby, Lincoln
Jinks Mrs. Lydia, Holbeach road, Spalding
Jobaon Aaron, South Killlngholme, Uloeby
Johnson Eardiey & Miss Emma, Elaey,
Mnmby, Alford
Johnson Edwd. & Jsph. Kexby,Oalnsborongh
Johnson Mis. Maxy & Son, New Bollngbroke,
Boston
Johnson Bobt. & Thos. Lissington, Wragby
Johnson Arthur Scales, Moor, Scawby-com-
Sturton, Brigg
Johnson Benjsiniin, Boultham, Lincoln
Johnson Edmund, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Johnson Edmund, Holbeach drove, Holbeach
Johnson Bdwd.Churchtown,B^ton,Doncaster
Johnson Edwaid, Helprlngham, Sleaford
Johnson George, Chapeliy farm, Thornton-
le-Fen, Boston
Johnson George, Epworth, Doncaster
Johnson George, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Johnson George, Long Bennington,Grantham
Johnson George, Wlldmore, Coningsby, Bcatn
Johnson George Lear, Wickenby, Wngby
Johnson Henry, Elsey, Mnmby, Alford
Jolinson Henry, Stickney, Boston
Johnson Henr^*, Welton-in-tlie-Marsli,Spilsby
Johnson Hy. A.Hill farm, Barton-on-Uumber
Johnson Heniy Edwin, South Ferriby, Hull
Johnson Henry James, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
JohnsonJas.Drawdike,TyddSt.Mai7,Wi8beoh
Johnson James, Elsey, Mumby, AUorl
Johnson Jamea, Holton, Wragby
Johnson James, Mareham-le-Fen, Beaton
Johnson Mrs. Jane, South Kelsey, Caistor
Johnson John, Aswarby, Falklngham
Jolinson John, Barlings, Lincoln
Johnson John, Brigsby, Great Gximaby
Jolmson John, Fleet, Holbeach
Johnson Jn. Hicks U. TyddSt.Mary, Wisbech
Johnson John, 19 High street, Spalding
Johnron John, Hoftlst Stow, Wigtott, Spaldng
Johnson John, Kirton End, Kirton, Boston
Johnson John, Mumby, Alford
Johnson John, North Scarle, Newark
Johnson John, Sudbrook, Grantham
Johnson John,Swlnthorpe,Sneiland, Wragby,
Lincoln
Johnson Jofan,Thorpe Dales, Thorpe St.Peter,
WahiSeet All Saints B.B.0
Johnson Jonathan, Fen, Great Hole, Sleaford
Johnson Joseph, Eexby, Gainsborough
Johnson Jsph. Sutton, Beckingham, Newark
Johnson Joaepb, Trusthorpe, Alford
Johnson Biohd.Ashby'Cuni-Fenby,Gt. Grimsby
Johnson Richard, Swiude.by, Lincoln
Johnson Robert, Appleby, Doncsoter
Johnson Robert, Beokingham, Newark
Johnson Robert, Cailton Scroop. Grantham
Johnson Robert, Scawby-cum-Stuiton, Brigg
Johnson Robatt O. Westborough, Grantham
Johnson Samnd, Catchwater bank, Holton
Holegate, Spilsby
Johnson Mrs. Sarah, Barkstone-le-Willows,
Grantham
Johnson Thomas, Candlesby, Spilsby
Johnson Thomas, East Halton, Ulceby
Johnson Thomas, Long Bennington.Granthm
Johnson Thomas, New Bametby, Bwnetby-
le-Wold R.B.0
Johnson Thos. Cartwright, Tothby ho. Altord
Johnson Wakelin, WUdmore, Bo^n
Johnson Wm. C oases. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Johnson WiUUm, Fillingham. Lincoln
Johnson William, Ings, Freiston, Boston
Johnson William, Scremby, Spilsby
JollandE John, Sturton, Lincoln
Jolly John, Gedney hlli, Wisbech
Jones Edward, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Jonoe John, Abbot's road, Gedney S.O
Jones John, Luttongate, Sutton St. Edmund's,
Wisbech
Jones Robert, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Jones Wm.Bnrman, Barrowon-Humber,Hull
Jordan William, Banmber, Bomcastle
JubbJonathan,FeirIbyrd.Baiion.on-Hnmber
Kaye Samuel, Qnadilng, Spalding
Kayson William, Haoeby, Falklngham
Keal Mrs. Ann, Leake, Beaton
Keal Robert, Wrangle, Boston
FAR 793
Seal WHliam, Wrangle, Boston
Kealay Chilstiwher, Hannah. Alford
Keall Robert, Fenny hill, Holbeach
KeaUe Brothers, Tlinbarland, Lincoln
Kelk wniiam. The Hall, Woodthorpe, AUord
Kell Wm. Stnrgate, Springthorpe, Galnsboro'
Kelsey Samuel dc Son, Morton • by-G^ns-
borongh & at Gainsborough
Kelsey Amoe, Garthorpe, Goole
Kelsey George, Westwood side, Bawtry
Kelsey John, Oarthotpe, Goole .
Kelsey John Edwin, Westwood side, Bawtry
Kelsey Joseph, Park, Westwood side, Bawtry
Kelsey Peter, Bdtoft, Belton, Doncaster
Kelsey Thomas, Westwood side, Bawtry
Kemp Anthony, Aby house, Aby, Alt ind
Cemp Daniel, The Grange, Hagnaby, Spilsby
Kemp Edwaid, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Kemp Geo. Manor fmi.Sedgcbrook,Orantluun
Kemp John, Flrslqr, S|rilsby
Kemp John, jun. Finby, Sailsby
Kemp Thorns', Moulton Chapel, Spalding
Kemp Thomas, Holbeach hum, Holbeach
Kemp Titus, North Somerootes, Gt Grimsby
Kemp West, Coningsby, Boston
Kemp West, Wood side, Tumby, Boston
Kemp William, Fen, Leake, Boston
Kemp William, Swaby, Alford
Kendall Chaiiea, OoxhiU, HnU
Kendall George, Frodtngham, Doncaster
Kendall Geclntaz fann, Weelsby.atGriinsby
Kendall Holland, Wlnteringham, Doncaster
Kendall John, Eastoft Goole
Kendall Thomas, Oheal, Spalding
Kendall William, Goxhill, HuU
KendaU William, Wootton, Uloeby
Keniwell John, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Kennington John, Dunholme, Llno^n
Kennington Paul, Queen st. Market Rasen
Kenrick William, Gn>etharo, Homcastle
Kent Samuel Fox <b Miss Mary, Royalty
fann, Eaatville, Boston
Kent Christopher, Benniworth, Wragby
Kent Henry, FrithviUe, Sibsey ,
Kent James, Bntterwick, BoMon
Kent John, Butterwiok, Boston
Kent Tlice. Wm. Covenham St Mary, Loutli
Kennan John, Addlethorpe, Burgh R.8.0
Kerman John, Stmbby, Alford
Kettleborough Chrlstophar, Repham, Llnooln
Kettlewell George, South Rsston, Louth
Ketton Isaac, Msers, Kirton, Boston
Kew John, Wrangle, Boston
Key Frands & Timothy, Great Hale, Sleatoid
Key Anderson, Glentworth, Lincoln
Key Benjamin, BilUnghay, Sleaford
Key Edwatd, Austendyke, Moulton, Spalding
Kay Frands, Little Brand end, Swineahead,
Spaldingf
Key Jabet, Kirton, Boston
Key Richard, Little Hale, Sleaford
Key Richard, Soxby, Market Rasen
Key Robert, Glebe frm. Cawkwell, Horncastle
Key Thomas, Fen, Digby, Linoohi
Key Thomas, Gauntlett Bicker, Spalding
Key Timothy, Great Hale, Sleaford
Key William, North Scarle, Newark
Key William, Swineahead, Spalding
Key WiUiam, TattersbaU bridge, Boston
Keyworth Joseph, Saxllby, Lincoln
Kwworth William, Laceby, Great Grimsby
Kidd John, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Kidd Richard, Irby-In-the-Marsh, Bnrgh
Kidd Walter, Candlesby, Spilsby
Kidd Wm. Uloeby-with-Foidlngton, AUord
Kidney Mrs. Elizabeth (exors. of), Scotter,
Khton Llndaer R.S.0
Kidney Jn. a Scotton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Kidney Thomas, South Ings, Snsworth, Ow-
ston Ferry, Bawtry
Kidney Thos. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Kler Peter, UecUngton, Sleaford
Kilham Harry Albert Tydd BtMary, Wisbech
Kilham Richard, Bed honse, Common, Tydd
St Mary, WUbech
Killick WiUiam. FrithviUe, Sibsey -
Kime Richard, Dowdyke, Sutterton, Spalding
King Arthur, Oowley, Moulton, Spoldlng
King George^ Fen houses, Wlgtoft, Spalding
King George, Swarby, Sleaford
King George, Wybarton, Boston
King Heniy, Canlngton, Boston
King Henry, Stewton, Lonth
King Jamea, Weaton, Spalding
King John, Hagwortiiingham, Spilsby
King John, Wyberton, Boston
King John Robert, Wyham, Louth
King Robert, Hallgate, Moulton, Spalding
King Thomas, OoxhUl, Hull
King Thomas Kemp, Welby, Grantham
King William, LInwood road. Market Rasen
Kingston AirriBd,Cammon,LongBtttta. Wisbcb
Kingston Robert West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Kingston William Kendall, IUsegate,Spalding
Klrt7 Mrs. A.Snittertiy,Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
KIrby George, Bametby-le-Wold R.S.0
KIrby George, Boottoo, Kirton Lindaay B.S.0
KlibyOea.Wadding)iam,Kirton LtaidaayR.8.0
KliTiy Thomas, CUS, Welton, Uncoln
Kirby Tbomaa, Fralston, Boston
ElTbyWm.Measlngbam, Kirton Linds«yB.S.0
Digitized by VjUUV IVC
794 !FAR
FA1UIKR8— conttnued.
Kirb; William, Cliff, Waddingham, Eliton
UndMj R.aO
Klrby Wm. SnIttierby.Elitoii LliiitaeyB.8.0
Kirk Mts. Amelia,Kirkby-on-Balu,Ramcs«Ue
Kirk Beniamia, Hmnby, Alloti
Kirk lire. Betay, Cnmberwoith, Altord
Kirk George, Bndley, Great Grimsby
Kirk George, Veetergate, Belton, Douoaater
Kirk Jehii DaTinn, Utterby, Loath
Xlrk JohnS.HigbMenwoad,Epworth,Doncstr
Kirk John Bobeit, MeUwood, Bawtry
Kbrk Joseph, Cumberworth, Altord
Kirk JoKph A. Habletborpe Bt. Mary,AUoid
Kirk MrR. Mary, Bradley, Great Grimsby
Kirk Bedfem, BiadleT, Great Grimnby
Kirk KobtBamoldby id. Walthm.Gt.GrimBby
Kirk Wflliaai Chnnditowii, Belton, Doneaeter
Kirk William, 3 Priory gate, Lincoln
Klrkby Charles, East Keal, Spllsby
Kirkby Fred, Bntterton, Spalding
Kirkbj James John, The Hall, Maishchapel,
Gieat Grimsby
Kirkby John, The Elms, AlgnrUrk, Spalding
Kirkby Mrs. Hirlan, Caboom, Caistor
Kirkby Mrs. SaiBh, Wlnterlngham,I>onca8ter
Klrkl^ Thomas, Omnberwortb, Altonl
Kirkl^ThomaS,Swallow vale, 8wa31ow, Caistor
Kirkby WlUlam, Frelston, Boston
Klrke Bobert Jn.We8tItavendale,Gt.artmBby
Kiikliam Bobert Binder & Joeeph Binder,
Biscathorpe bouse, Biscatliorpe, Lonth
Klrkbam Charles, Markby, Alfoid
Kirkham J. (exois. of), Audleby, Caistor
KlrkhamJohn,01dBank ho.LongSuttn.Wsboh
Klrkbam John W.The Hall, Cadeby, Ortmaby
Klrkbam Jotm Wm.Manor ho. Fleet, Holbeach
Klrkland Ftedwick, Somerby, Gainsborangh
Kbkbmd Blchard, Cortingham.Gaiiuborongh
Klrmkn John, Wootton, THceby
KlnnalnJn.Hewsoo,Han fann,Anthrpe.Lnoln
Kirton George, Conisholme, Great Qrlmstay
Klrton Henry, Marslichapol, Qreat Grimsby
Kitchen Benjamin, Weston, Spalding
Kitchen Ed-ward, Denton, Grantham
KltcbenGdward,ScottoD,KirtonLindBerR.S.O
Kitchen George. Bametby-le-Wold R.B.0
Kitchen Gieorge, SkUlington, Colsterworth
Kitchen James, Atterby, Kirton Lindsey
Kitohen James, Dyke, Gedney 8.0
Kitchen John, Newton^on-Trent, Newark
Kitchen Richard, Harlaxton, Grantham
Kitohen Richard, jun. Dyke, Gedney 8.0
Kitchen Thomas, Welby, Grantliam
Kltcbing John, Fen, Helprlngham, Sleaford
Knapp His. Dinali, Bailings, Lincoln
KnaptonF.Coleby,Biirton-on-Stather,DoncBtr
Knight Edwin, Waloot, FalUngham
Knight John, Foston, Grantham
Knight John William, Willow lodge,B<u«fa-in-
the-Maish R.S.0
Knight Mark, Kopslev, Grantbani
Knight William, Claypole, Newark
Knights Jndah, Fleet, Holbeach
Knlpe Jolm, 8tnrton, Lincoln
Knlpe Samuel, Lound, Bourn
Knipe William, Saxby All Saints, HaU
Knott Abraham, Fen, Metheringluun,UneoIn
Knott Thomas, Baits, Blankney S.0
Knott Thomas, Dyke fen. Bourn
Knowlecr Charies, Stow, Lincoln
Knowles Edward, Cliff, Welton, Lincoln
Knocks Edward, Partney, Spilsby
Knowles John, Westwood side, Bawtry
Knowles Robert, East Keal, BviUby
Knowles Samnel, Gedney liill, Wisbech
Knowles William, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Knowles William, Sturton, Lincoln
Laoeby James, North Killlngholme, Ulceby
Laoey Charies, Seasend, SurSeet, Spalding
Lacey Thomas, Leverton. Boston
Lacey William, Tealby, Market Basen
Lacy Mark, Walesby, Market Basen
Ladley Thomas, Donlngton-on-Baln, Lonth
Idgard Wm. High Santon, AppIeby,Doncaetr
Lake Francis Dowse, Glentworth. Lincoln
' Laks JBS. Deeping St. James, Market Deeping
Lake John, Fen, Wigtoft, Spalding
Lake Jspb. Deeping St, Jamee,Market Deeping
Lake Thomas, Blrkwood ball,ReTesby,Boston
Lake Thomas Henry Moore, Bardney lodge,
Bardney Dairies, Lincoln
lAke Wm.Deeping St. jBme8,MarketDeeplng
lAke WUUam Fen, Wigtoft, Spalding
Lakin John, Leverton, Boston
LaUns Henry, Bilaby, Alfoid
Lamb Benjamin, Langhton, Oainsborongh
Lamb George, Bardney Dairies, Lincoln
Lamb George, Fnlbeck, Grantham
Lamb George, Goltlio, Wiagby
Lamb John, Scredlngton, Falkingham
Lamb William, Beckingham. Newark
Lamb William, Welboum, Grantham
Lamb William Thomas, Welboum, Grantham
Lambe William, Anboorn, Lincoln
Laming Mrs. John, Whitton, Donoaster
Laming PrM.Pilfoot, Thornton Cnitls.tnceby
Laming John Colton, Brothertioose banio
Crowktnds, Peterboroagh
timing Thomas, Towlaod taat honae. Cor-
ringbam. Oainsborongh
LIN0OLN8HIBE.
Laming Welbeny, Spalding lea, WesCFlnch-
• ' [kbu.y's
beclc, Spalding
Laming WHllam, Omat Sturton, Homcaatle
lAmtng waiiam, Blsegaite, Snrfleet, Spalding
Lamings Banrael, Goaberton, Spalding
Lammiman Bobt.LndterdPanra,Marke*Baeen
Lammln James, Stewtont Louth
Lammin William, SHckney, Boston -
Lamming Charies Frederick, Caatletborpe,
Bnughton, Brigg
Lamming Gea Bridge farm,Broaghton,Brigg
LammingJ.Moor,Scawby.cum-fiturton,Brigg
lAmmiug John James, Fen, Holbeach
Lamming John James, St. John's GedneyS.0
LamnLingJohnS. NorthOweisby,MarketBasen
Ijuumlng Tliomas, Oidney, Br^
Lamming William Dmbwi, Aottioipe, Sostb
Elkington, Louth
Lamyman Amos, Fen, Anwldc, Bleafoid
Lamyman George, BllUnghay, Sleaford
Lamyman Hilton, Fen, Anwldr, Bleatoid
Lamyman Jonatlian, Tatteisfaall brdg, Boston
I^unyman WllUaiii, Fen, Aawick, Bleafoid
Lancaster Jesse, Fen, Boston
Lancaster Jonatlum, Hnndon manor, Caistor
Lancaster Thomas, 8outhKll]ingholme,tJloeby
Lancaster Walter, Klrmlngton, tJloeby
Lancaster Wm. Manor boniw, Eeelby, XHoeby
Lane Mrs. Elisabeth, Oseby, Grantham
Lane Francis, Denton, Grantham
Lane Fiederidt, Ripptngale, Bourn
Lane Frederick, Sotterton, Spalding
Lane JohnSaiisom,Seas end;6nrfleet, Spalding
Lane Joseph, Claypole, Newark
Lane Miles, Baikston-le-WUlows, Orantham
Lane William, Denton, Grantham
Lane Wm.Baman bank,Long8ntton,W1sbech
Lanes Richd.Maddison's row,Sklrbeck,BflSton
Langley Henry, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Langley John, Walmsgate, Lonth
Langton Bennett Bothes, FrithTille, Slbsey
Langton John, Swinderby, Ubatxin
lAngton John, Wlnterton, Donoaster
Laraer Christopher, Manby, Lonth
Lannet William, Gedney hill, Wisbech
LaiTSU Andrew Nidd, Northorpe, Bonm
Lairatt Thos.Hemswell, KirtonLindseyR.S.0
Late James, Weston, Spalding
Laughton — , Saxilby, Lincoln
Laughton George, Blyton, Gainsborough
Laughton George, Epworth, Donoaster
LBughtonJame8,8cotter,KirtanLindseyR.aO
Langhton John, Walkegrlth, Gainsborough
Lanrance Charles Kemp, Orby, Burgh-ln-the-
Marsh B.8.0
lAverack John, West Firsby, Market RaseU
lAw William, Common, Ciowland, Peterboro'
Lawes James, Holbeach drove, Holbeach
Lawis William, Crane end, Freiston, Boston
Lawrence T. Haooonby hall, Hacconby, Bonm
Lawrance William M. Dunsby, Bourn
Lawrence DavM, Fritbbaok, Boston
Lawrence WllUam Exton, Kirton, Boston
liiws William, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Lawaon Benjamin, Bntterwick, Boston
liiwson Bnflham, Deeping road, West Pinch-
beck, Spalding
Lawson James, Fen, Leake, Boston
Lawson John, Fnlney, Spalding
lAwson Richard, Qnadiing, Spalding
lAwaon Thomas, Fen, Leake, Boston
Laxton Thomas, Weston, Spiddlng
Lea GlBSley, Blyton, Galnsborongh
Lea John, Bnrgh-ln-the-Malsh RS.0
Lea Shadford, Tbomton-le-Fen, Boston
Leach Oharlee, Bardney, Unebln
Leachman John Heni7, Thorpe honae, Thorpe
St. Peter, Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0
Leak J(An Mitcheson, Belpringhaio, Sleatord
Leake Charles, SaltBeetby St. Peter's, Louth
I>aiy Edward, Wrangle, Boston
Leary John, Belcfatoid, Homcaatle
Leary John, Scambleaby, Horaoastle
Leatlierland James, Holbeach drove, Hblbeach
Leatherland Jolin,Dowsdale,Whaplode drove,
Peterborough
Leaver Gearge,Harket8t.Long8utton,WlBbch
Leaver Rob«t,Lynn rd.Long Sutton, Wisbech
Ledgard Michael, NetUeton, Caistor
Ledgeid Thos. Kortli Owersby, Market Baaen
Lee David, Baealngthorpe, Grantham
Lee David, Great Ponton, Grantham
Lee George, GoxhUl, Hull
Lee George. Marsh. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Lee James Jacob, Flshtoft, Boston
Lee John, AlgarUtk, Spalding
Lee John Augustus, Kelfleld, Donoaster
Lee Joeeph, MouHon, Spalding
Lee Samuel, Fen, Wyboton, Boston
Lee Thomas Waketleld, Meeslngham, Kirton
Llndaey R.S.0
Lee William, Weetboiough, Orantham
Leech William, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Leedale Charies WlUlam, Digby, Lincoln
Leason George, Wrawby moor,Wrawby,Brigg
Leggato Richard, New Bollngbroke, Bceton
Leggett John, Frieston, Boston
Leggett Keal, Biothertoft, Boston
Leggett WlUlam, Leveiton, Boston
Leggott John, BnUu, Bdton, Donoaster
Leggott John, Outiouses, Belton; Donoaster
Le^ott Thomas, BmUtt, Bdtoa. Boncaita'
Leigh George, Gnnhoose, 1
Lantln Richard, Gnat Bteepiag, SpOtby
Lenton Swift, FritilVill^ Slbsey
Letts Robert, Fiisby, Bplisby
Leverton Mn. Ann, Moor,' OonlngKby, Bosioi
Levesley •Banjamin, HecMngton. Sleahnl
Levttley Frederick, Fnlbec^ Gnnthaa
Levealey George, Ten, Biciker, SiaaUhi;
Levesley Jobn, Fen, HecUngton, Slatoii
Levealey Jn. Northorpe, DiHiiiigtoii,Sp>klliig
Lewis Wm. « BObtManbcbapel, OtOiimabr
liCwla laaaci Wlldroore, Coningat^, Bostoo
Lidgard Jn.KSnltterby,KirtonUidsey B.8.0
Lldgard Amos, Matahchapel, Gnat Orimdiv
Lldgett Oeoige, Oorrtnghara, Gaineberoiigli
Lidgett Heniy, Naven^, Gtantbam
Lldgatt John, WeUlngoie, Grantham
Lldgett W. Uttle Ooiringbam, Galnsboraa|h
Ltdglatt Jcbn, Glentbain, Market Basen
Uenaley George, Bicker, Spalding
Llghtfoot Mm Elizabeth, t«ngriville, Bortsa
LIghtfoot Joseph, Fen, Leake, Boston
Llghtfoot Joseph, Nortli Kyme, aesfoni
Llghtfoot Joseph, Wide Baiigate, Bortoa
Ligfaton Ambrose, Fnunpton, Boston
Lighten Ambrose, KIrtcm, Boston
Llghton James, Franpton, Boston
LUee John, Quadilttg, Spalding
Llll George & John, 8aambIeE%, Born<a>tl<
Llll Alfnd, Fartotth bouse, Faiforb-nitli-
Maldenwell, Loutb
LiU Francis, Stlekfbrd, Boston
Llll Jabet, Soamblesby, Homcastle
LiU Jabez, The Glebe Sotby, Wngby
LUl Miohael (exsn. of), Slootbby, Alforl
LiU Itobert, Fen, Blankney S.0
LiU W.Manor Honae fann,Bucknall,Eo.iiistlE
LSI Wm. Bardney, Unooln & at BodmeO
UUey Danber, Alsby, Oainsborongh
Lllley BIchaid, Dalby hill, Dalby, SpB^
LiUy John, Scredlngton, Falkingham
LiUyman George, Ashby, Brigg
Limb William, Wrangle, Boston
Lbnbert Anthony, Common, SuMon St
Edmund's, Wisbech
Linooln E.Nortoa,Wlldmore,ConlngBby, B&tn
Llndley Reuben, Owston, Bawtry
Lindsey John, Heddngton, Sleafoid
Lines lUchaid, SIdibeek, BoeUm
Llnfitt Walter Cbartea, Saxilby, Lincoln
Ling Waiiam, Sttckford, Boston
Llngaid George, Holton, Wngby
Llngan! George, Little Oiimsby, Lonth
Llngaid Joseph, 0\i-8ton Feny, Bawtiy
Llngaid William, Lobthorpe, Oolsterinitli,
Grantham
Llngard William, Owmby, Caistor
Linsey John, Fleiat, Holbeach
Llntln waiiam, Heighington, Unooln
Lion Joaeph, Kexby, Gainsborough
Liquorice Thomas, Common, Sntton St
Edmnnd's, Wisbech
Lister Fredk. Manor bonse, Bnnpdl, Lmth
Lister John, Chapel, Alfoid
Lister Joseph, Wyberton, Boston
Lister Robert, Wybeiton, BoMon
Lister W. 81ackhafane4nd,H<igtirarp& ilftnl
Lister WUliam, Torlney, Gainslxinngh
Little Charles Henry, HeekingbHi. Shafixl
UtUe Mn. E. The HidUIHecUngton, Ekslorl
Little Fied, North Somenotes, GU arin^
LIttledike George, Nettletan, Custor
Lloyd Edward, Wytham-on-the-HIU. B»ani
Lloyd George, North Kyme, Sleatbrd
Lock Thomas, Silk Willougbby. Sleafori
Lockqr WUliam, North Kyme, Sleafaid
Locking John, Clee, Great Grimsby
Lockwood Oemge, EastBntterwIi^Dooeaaa
Lockwood George, Levels, Crorwle, Doncsm
Lockwood George, Yaddlethorpe, Bri^
Lockwood Thomas, Cair, Osunaboroagb
Lockwood Thos. East Stockwitb, Golntixiie'
Lockwood Thomas, Epworth, Doneaats
Lockwood Wm, Bast Bnttenridk. Dooeasts
I«ckwocd WlUiain,OwBton Ferry, Bawtir
Long Uriah, Scunthorpe, Doncasta-
Longbottom James, Beotory boose, HcAboeb
Longden Francis, Wrangle, Boston
Longlands, Mrs, Ann, Bastgate, Bourn
Longlands David, Sntton Bridge, Wisbedi
Longmate, Wm. North Hykebam, Unxla
Longmead Thomas, BnlUngton, Wragbr
longstaff Bdwd. High Toyatoai, HomaAk
Longstaff Mn. Moiy AnguMa, The Oiure.
Dnnsby, Bourn
Longstaff Bobert, Hallstead hall, EttnraiM.
Homcastle
Lord Aaron, W)'-riUe-wltb-Hi>ngertan,6n>!3
Lord Edwd. Hough-on-the-HiU, GrantLa3
Lord Henry, Whaplode drovie, Peterbofo
Lord J.T.Wyvil]e-with-Hnng«rton.GiajitS«n
Loid Joseph, Great Oonerby, Orantham
Lord Bd, ]nn. Hongh-on-the^iU, Grontkss
Lord Robert W. 7S Oommcarcial nL Gnatta
Lord William Robert, Belton, OtanthHC
Langhton Bobert, The Oonanait, Spaldiaf
LoaghtonW.Meaalngiian,KirtmiLnd8T.B^"
Loughton WOUam, Wlthem, Alford
Louth Artlmr Benniwortb, Tlie Giasc?
North Blklncton, LooUi
Digitized by VjUU!^IC
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TBADES DIRECTORY.]
Lovs Freeman, Ko\raian VitSS, Bowston,
Lincoln
LoTcIl bhulce, BargKena, SUekney, Boeton
Lovely John wsMon, Freiiton, B«iitOn
LoTltt John, Newton-b.T-Ton, Market Bnen
Lot Grummit, Blppfaigale, Bonm
Lowden Wflllam Boeton, Fnlney, Spading
LOTder George, Ashby, Brigg
Lowder George, Holme, Brigg
Loire Chae.C.Newstead nillls,UfflnKtn.Bbnbd
Lowe Henry, Moat bonae, Leake, Boeton
Lowe'Jamee^ Dogdyke, Boston
Lowe Blchard, Hnttoft, Alforl
Lowe Thomius, Moorhoone, Sleaford
LowefT Mark, Covenham St. Mm, Loath
Loweth CSiarlee, Helbeach horn, Holbeach
Lowetb Joeeph, Fleet, Hidbeaoh
Lowlii Anthony, Little Steeping, Spltoby
Lowto Chui. E. Sandholme, Frampt<>n,Boeton
Lo\Tls Ed\rin, Thorpe St. Peter, WolnSeet All
Saint(R.a.O
Lo'Vis Bobert. Frlcsthorpe, Market Baeen
Lowie WUlIam, Addlethorpe, Burgh B.S.0
Lovriah Wm. Wood, Cnboura honee, Calator
Lowther J<din Osbnme, Denton, Grantham
Lncaa Cbarlea William, AlTingham, Loath
Lncai Albert, AlTingham, Lonth
Lncai Chriatopher, Fotherby, Louth
Lucas George, Yarborongh, Louth
Lncw Stephen, Hctpringham, Sleaford
Lnffman WlUiam, Monksthorpe honse. Great
Storing, Spilaby
Lnnn Edward, Lea, Gainsborough
Luun George, Lea, Gainsborough
Lnpton John, Blanlcney, S.0
Lupton John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Lnpton Jn. Carter, West Finchbeck,BpaIdlng
Lusby James, Nettleham, Lincoln
Lnat^ Thomas, Grimsby road, Louth
Luty Wniiam, Hnttoft, Alford
Lyall J. G. Caenby hall. Market Baeen
Lyell Dnfton, The Cottage, Stickney, Boston
Lyne Joseph, Yaddlethorpe, Brigg
Lynn Chris. Drawdike,Tydd8tMary,Wlsbeofa
Lynn George, Eagle, Newark
Lynn James, Cowbit, Spalding
Lynn John, Belton ashes, Belton, Grantham
Lynn John, Church farm,8troxt«n,Oraatiiam
Lynn Joeeph, Lenton, Grantham
Lynn Bobert, Norton Disney, Newark
Lynn ThomB.«. Haokthom. Lincoln
Mackinder J.Wm.Hanby hall,Welton-ln-the-
Maish, Spilsby ;& Addlethorpe, BurghB.aO
Lynn William, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
l^rnn W. GIddinga ho. Tydd8t.Mary, Wisbech
Lyon (John A William) & Taylor, Marton,
Gainsborough
Lyon Charles, Bntterwlck, Boston
lyon John, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Lyon John, Youngwood, Bardney, Linooln
McAulay Samuel, Aylesby, Great Grimsby
McCann ToUey, Blllingborough, Falklngham
Machin Alfred, Fen, Quadring, Spalding
Machin Mn. Ann, Fen, Quadring. Spalding
Machin Jonathan, Swaton, Falklngham
Machin Richard, Bicker, Spalding
Machin Mre. Sarah, Bank,Oosberton,Spaldlng
Machin William, Bicker, Spalding
MachonT. BnlUngton hall, Wragby ; & at Band
Machon WIlHam, Oiistay, Louth
Makinder Charles, Belleau, Alford
Mackinder Harwood, Grange, Langton-by-
Spllsby, Spilsby
Mackinder Herbert, Mere hall, Mere, Linooln
Macldnder John, Wainfleet St Mary B.S.0
Mackinder Mrs. Borah, Frieston heath, Cay-
thorpe, Grantham
MaeUntosh Mrs. Elizabeth, Eiphnb, Caistor
Mackrill Rt.Orby, Burgh-ln-the-Marsh B.8.0
McTicar Neil, Limber hill. Limber (Great),
Ulceby
Maddison Charles, 0>«bit, Spalding
MaddisonFk. Morley, Hagworthingham.Splsby
Maddison George, 21 Bnrton road, Linooln
Maddison George, Holton-Ie-Moor, Caistor
Maddison John, High Toynton, Homcastle
Maddison John, Kirton Lindsey B.aO
Maddison John, Scothem, Lincoln '
Maddison Blchard, Kirton Lindsin' R.aO
Maddison Bd.Bedbonn>e,KirtonLlndaeyB.S.O
Maddison Thomas, Fotheiby, Louth
Maddison WUliam, Frithville, Bibsey
Mager John. Boxby, Doncastcr ; residence,
Horkatow bridge, Barton-on-Humber
Magor George, Middlegate,Frampton, Boston
Mai^ns Atkinson, I>rain side north, Boston
Maiden Cliria.Ashby-cum-Fenby,Gt.arlmsby
Maidens Christopher. Stain bill. Stain, Alford
Maidens George. Glebe farm. West Theddle-
thcsiw, Alford
Maidens Jacob, Drain side north, Boston
Maidens John, Skirbeck qnarter, Boston
MaWens Joseph, Bennington, Boeton
Maidena Mrs. Mar)- Ann, Manor houae,
BrinUrfll, Spilsby
MaMens Bobert, East Kirkby, Spilsby
Main Thomas, Manh, Dawsmere, Holbeach
MaforD.Waddlngham, Ehten Lindsey R.8.0
Major Henry, Holbeach
'Major James. Caistor rd. Market Basen
Major John, Piachbeck, Spalding
USCOhMETSkt.
tlikir John, Etickford, Boston
Major Bt.Waddingham,EirtonLindsey S.S.6
Uakeman Mrs. Sarah, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Makey John, Fen,Branstoh, Libcoln
Makey John , Tetford, Homcastle
Makings WUliam, Dyke, Boom
Makins Thomas, Brampton, Gainsborough '
Makins Thomas, Torksey, Galnsborongh
Mall Thomas, Wroot, Bawtry
Malttiy Chriatopher, Old Bolingbt«ke, Spilsby
MnltbyOeo. Snitterby, Kbton Lindsey B.&0
Maltby John, Plrsby, Spilsby
Maltby John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Maltby John, Mumby, Alford
Maltby John, llie Glebe, Sotby, Wiagby
MaltbyJona8,Orbr.BnTgh-in-the-Mrsh. R.S.O
Maltby Thomas. Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet
All Saints B.8.0
Maltby William, Flrsby, Spilsby
Mamw»IIChrlstopher,GrBinthorpe,GtGrmBby
Mamwell wniiam, Gralnthorpe, Gt. Grimsby
Mann Mrs. Emma, Pode hole. West Pinch-
beck, Spalding
Mann William, Westwood side, Bav^try
Mansfield Edward, Bastgate, Bourn
Manslleld Blchard, Eaf^, Newark
MansXeld Bobert, Swaton, Falklngham
Manton Charles, Donlngton, Spalding
Manton James, Fleet, Holbeach
Manton William, Fleet, Holbeach
Manders William, Graintborpe, Gt. Grimsby
Maplethorpe Jsph. Hart's Grounds, Boston
Maplethorpe Samuel, New Holland, Hull
Mappin Seimuel. Scampton, Lincoln
Mapplethorpe Wm. Habrongh, Ulceby
March John £ Edward, Swinstead, Bourn
March Henry, East Bide frm. Losby, Spilsby
Marfleet Mrs. Ann, Somerton castle.Boothby,
Linooln
Marfleet Charles, Boothby, Lincoln
Marfleet Edwanl Hv. Bassingljam, Kewark
Marfleet Mrs. Eliza, Bank, Wainfleet St.
Mary R.S.0
Marfleet Wm. Creasy, Walnlleet8t.MatTB.8.0
Marfoot William, Diughton, Galnsborongh
MargraTS Mrs. Elizh. Atterby.Kirton Lindsey
Margrave Wm, D. North end,Crowle,DonC8tr
Markellle James, Chapelgate. Gedney, S.0
Markhani George, Bradley, Gt Grimsby
Markham George, Marsli, Monlton, Spalding
Markham George. Waltham, Gt Grimsby
Markham John, Waltham, Great Grimsl^
Morkhnmjsph. Kirkby-cnm-Osgodby, Market
Basen
MarkhamThomaa,Common,Moulton, Spaldng
Markham Walter, Leake, Boston
Markham William, Brlgsbr, Gt. Grimsby
Markham Wm. Holbeach StJobn's,HoIbeaofa
MarkilUeE. Soman hank,Long Sutton, Whibch
MarkilUe Edward, jnn. Boman bank. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Marlow Ebenezer, St. John's, Fleet, Holbeach
Marr Beuben. Great Steeping, Spilsby
Matt Richard. Mumby, Alford
Marriot Blchard, Cariton-le-MoorIand,Newrk
Marriott Chav. KirkbyK:um.Osgodby, Market
Rasen
Marriott James, Kingerby, Market Rosen
Marriott James, KirkbT-cum-Osgodby, Mar-
ket Basen
Marriott Jas. North WilUngliam.MarketBasen
Marriott James Osg<>dby, Thonock lane,
Oainstioroogh
Marriott Joseph, Middle Basen,Market Raseu
Marriott Bobert, Manor farm, Boston, Mar-
ket Deeping
Marriott Thomas, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Marriott William, East Tlietldlethorpe, Louth
Marriott William, North Hykeham. Lincoln
Marriott William. Sandy bush, Willingham-
by-Stow, Gainsborough
Marris Edward, Goxhill, HuU
Harris George, Stope hiU, Holton-le-Moor,
Caistor
Marris Thomas, Croxton, ITloeby village
Marrows Frederick, Wickenby, Wragby
Marsden William, Gunhouse, Doncaster
Marsh Bichard, Aunsby, Sleaford
Marshall Bichard 6c Ben. Freiston, Boston
Marshall Benjamin. South street, .Caistor
Marshall Bdwln, Skegness
Marshall Bmannel, Solmonby, Homcastle
Marshall Frederick Clias. Kleebolme, Lincoln
Marshall George, Blvton, Gainsborough
Marshall Hy. Chnrehfleld ho. Soxilby, Lincoln
Mazshalli Henry, Humberstone, Gt. Grimsby
Marshall Henry, West end, liYampton, Boston
Marshall James, Quadring. Spalding
Marshall James P. Burton-hy-Lincoln,Lincln
Marshall Jesse, Bcrivelsby, Homcastle
Marshal] John, Bucknall, Homcastle
Marshall John, Cawthorpe, Bourn
Marshall John, Epworth, Bawtry
Marshall John, Low Bnmham, Bawtry
Marshall John, Middle Rasen, Market Baaen
Marshall J.Normanby-by-Spltal,MarketBaaen
Manhall John, North Owersby, MktRaaen
Marshall John Praa.Addlethorpe,BarghR.&0
Marshall John James, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Manhall John Tliomar, Tyd.l Gote, Tydd St
Mary, Wisbech
jfAR 795
Marshall J(An Thoinai, Withem, Alford
Marshall JtAm Wm. Olaxby, Market Rasen
Manhall Joseph, Algarklrk, SpaldMg
Marshall Joseph, The Slates, Raithby, Louth
Marsliall Mark, Drain side, Kirton, Boston
Manhall Richard, Saxllby, Lincoln
Marshall Bt Keal Coatcs, West Keal, Spilsby
Marshall Samuel, Haokthom, Lincoln
Marshall Mrs. Swah, Skegness
Manhall Thomas, Bnrton-oii-Stather,Doncstr
Marshall Thomas, Epworth, I>OQcaster
Marshall Thomas, Fen, Thorpe St Peter,
Wainfleet All Saints B.S.0
Marshall Thomas, Ludborough, Louth
Marshall ThomasH.KirkbyUnderwood,Boum
Manhall Wallis, Longlands, Wichem, AlfoM
Marshall William, Cabonrn, Caistor
MaithaU WiUiam, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Marshall WiUiam, Fen, Martin, Lincoln
MarshaU WiUiam, TatterebaU bndge, Boston
Marshall William, Warhingborougb. Lincoln
Marshall William, WInteringham, Doncaster
Manhment William, East Kfa-kby, Spilsby
Manton John Taylor, Qnadrington, Sleaford
Martin Mrs. SUsabeth, LangriviUe, Boston
Martin George, Hubbert's Bridge farm, Kir-
ton fen, Boeton
Martin Henry, NewbaU, Btainton-by-Lang-
worth, Lincoln
Martin Henry, Norton Disney, Newark
Martin James F.s.i. Thorpe St Peter,
Wainfleet AU Saints B.S.0. ; & Ivy house,
Wainfleet St. Mary
Martin MaxweU, Cfflngtnn, Stamford
Martin Bobert, GreetweU, Lincoln
Martin Bobert, Handle houses, WUdmore,
Coningsby, Boston
Martin Robnt, South Somercotes.Gt.GrmBby
Martin Thomas, Snarford, Market Rosen
Martin Thomas, South Ormsby-cum-Ketsby,
Alford
Martin Tbomel, Haven bank, Boston
MarUn Walter F.f^.i. Pepperthorpe hall,
Wainfleet St Mary R.S.0
Martin Wolter,Swinthorpe, Bwlhuid, Wragby,
Lincoln
Marwood John, Saltfleetby St. Peter's,Lonth
Masden John. Tnmby. Boston
Mashford Henry, Keddington, Lontli
Masbford John Henry, Keddington, Lonth
Mashford WiUiam, Weston, Spalding
Maaon Henry, North fen, Bonm
Mason Henry, tTpton, Gainsborough
Mason John, Deeping High bank. Deeping
St Nicholas, Bpaldhig
Maaon Jn.Msasingham, Kirton LindseyR.S.O
Mason John, Nortli end, Crowle, Doncaster
Maaon John,TheGrange,Bennlworth, Wragby
Mason Richard, Yarborougli, Lonth
Maaon Thomas, North fen, Boura
Maaon WiUiam, Eastgate, Bonm
Mason WiIliam,Huttoft bank,HuttoftAlford
Mason William, jnn. North fen, Boum
Mason WiUiam Clapham, Hykeham fields.
North Hykdiam, Lincoln
Mason WUliam Minitt, Calcehy, .Uford
Mason Wm. N. Rigsby ho. Rigsby. Alford
Msssey George, Fen, Wigtoft, Spalding
Masaey John, Tnpholme, Linooln
Maasey Joseph, Twigmoor, Manton, Kirton-
in-Lindaey
Mastin Albert WiUiam, Bands Hills farm,
Grainsby, Great Grimsby
Mastin Chartes, Fen, Gednev S.0
Maatin Fredk. G. Kirkby Laythorpe. Sleaford
MastinFrodk. Geo. West end, Frampton, Bostn
Maatin WllUam, Dales, Waloott, Boston
Mastin WUliam Chantry, Fen,Gedney. S.0
Maatin Wm. Cnthbert Dales, Walcott Boston
Mason Frederick, Great Hale, Sleaford
Mattock William, Foston. Lranthom
Maughan John T. Tetney Lock. Gt Grimsby
Maw AUen, Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Maw George, Epworth, Doncaster
Maw Henry, Epworth, Doncaster
Maw James Crowle cot. Crowle, Doncfister
Maw John Epworth, Doncaster
Maw John, Legtwume, Louth
Maw John Henry, Epworth, Doncaster
Maw Simon, High st. Crowle, Doncaster
Maw Thomas, Wroot.Bawtry
Maw Wm. Walk ho Thomton Curtis. Ulceby
Maw WiUiam, Wroot Bawtry
Mawby Robert 21 High street Spalding
Mawby Bobert,jun,SpaliUng manh, Spalding
Mawer Albert, Leake, Boston
Mawer Henry, Bntterwlck, Boston
Mawer James, Butterwlck, Boston
Mawer John, Beesby, Alford
Mawer John, Gtange, Aby, Alford
Mawer John, Partney, Spilsby
Mawer Joseph, The Grange fm. Inghnm,Ijtoln
Mawer Thomas, Riaegate, Spalding ,
Mawer WiUiam, Wragby
Mawer Wm. Sherwood, Partney, Spilsby
Mawer Wm. Sherwood, jun. Psrtney, Spilsby
May Benjamin, Barrow-on-Humber, HuU
May Charles, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
May Charles, New HoUand, HuU
May Robert Cralse Lound, Bawtry
Mayfldd-T7»m», D^ke^flg^g ^^>
796 FAR
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kelly's
Farmers— GonUnoed.
Hayfleld Hn. Ellen, Catnpney lane,BncknalI»
Horncftatle
UeadB iBoac, Fosdyke fen, Boeton
Meanwell Alfred. High street, Caistor
Ueaiiwell John, Stlckford, Boston
Ueanweli Sampson, AlTlngbam, Louth
Mean Seth, Oedney ]iill, Wisbech
Mears Seth, Moultoti. Spalding
Meats William. East Keal, Spllaby
Measures George, Hagwortliingtiam. Bpilsby
Measures J II. W. KorthEnd farm, Duns by, Brii
Medcalf SonuteU Partr.ey, Spilsby
Medlock Thcmas, Tongue end, Bpalding
Medwell Charles, Eostgate, Bourn
Mee Frank, Beckingliam, Newark
Meeds Isaac, Ferry Corner plot, Boston
Meeds William, Scott WUloughby.Falklngham
Meeres Th(.uias, Great Steeping, Bpilsby
Melbourn George T. Olebe farm. Heath,
Noctou, Lincoln
Melbonrn Newell, Ingham, Lincoln
Melbourn Newell, Lake ho. Fillingham,Lincln
Mellers John, EiiWorth, Doncaster
Mells William, Boston west, Boston
Mells William, Brothertoft, Boston
Melton DHTid.-Bucknall, Horncastle
Melton James, North Kelsey, Brigg
Melton Joseph, Bucknall, Horncastle
Mendliam Robert, Holbeoch drove, Holbeach
Mendtiam Robert, Luttongate, Sutton Bt.
Edmund's, Wisbech
Meredith Henry, Kirton Holme,Kirton, Boston
Meredith Philip, The G range, TatliweU,Louth
Merrlkin Mn. Charles, Ludney, Gt. Grimsby
Merrikin George Merrikin (trustees of),
Conisholme, Great Grimsby & Grainthorpe,
Great Grimsby
Merrikin John, North SonercoteiifGt.Grmsby
MerriklnMrB.My.Ann,Gayton'le-MarBh,Alfrd
Merrikin John George, Gralnthorpei Great
Grimsby
Merrikin Samuel, Skidbrook, Great Grimsby
Merrikin Tho8.Nortli Somercote8,Qt. Grmsby
Metcalf William, l-islitoft, Boeton
MetcolfeThos. sen. EostFen side, Stickney,BBtn
MetcaireThomas,]un. Blythe la. Sticknoy ,Bstn
Metheringham Mrs. Alice. Bank,Fleet,HoIbch
Metheringliom William, FrithTiUe, Blbsey
Metheringham William, North Scarle,Newark
Metheringham Wm.B. Holbeach marsh, Hlbcli
Mettam Charles, Thurlby, Newark
Mettam John. Great Hole, Sleaford
Mettam Joseph, Algarkirk fen, Boston
Mews William Frederick, Weston, Bpaldlug
Michael Benjamin, Skidbrook, Great Grimsby
Michael Jacob, bkidbrook. Great Grimsby
Micliael Joeepli, Northcoates, Great Grimsby
Michael Joseph, Skidbrook, Great Grimsby
Michael Mrs. Sarah Tetney Lock,Gt Grimsby
MicljelsonMisfiesSara}]dcE.Haceby,Falkinghm
Miclielson Richard, North feu, Bourn
MichelsonW.MiUthorpe.Aslackby.Falkinghm
MidtUetou John A: Son, Sturton, Lincoln
Middletou David, Burton-by-Linooln, Lincoln
Middleton Foster, Grasby, Caistor
Middleton Harlock, Kaoconby, Bourn
Middleton John, Ashby, Brigg
Middleton James. Inhgam Cliff farm, Lincoln
Mllbouru Jas.Codd, Spriugthorpe, Gainsboro'
Miibourn Robert J. Heapluun, Gainsborough
Miles Joeeph, Whisby, Lincoln
Mill Joseph, Owatou, Bawtry
Miller John, Fen, Heckington, Sleaford
Miller Jn. Morton Carr, Mortou-by -Gainsboro'
Miller Kelk, Minting, Horncastle
Miller Kichanl, Fen, Heckington, Sleaford
Mlllgate George, Chapel, Alford
Millhouse Thompson,KirtonHoline,Krtn.B0tn
Miiligan James, The Hall, East Wyketuuu,
Market Raseu
HillingtonAdlard,Deeping8tNicoIas,Spaldng
MiUlngton David Jn.blated ho. Eastrllle^Bstn
Millns Thomas, Marton, Gainsborough
Mills John Wm.& Alfred,Fen, Fnunpton,Bstn
Mills Henry, Donington, Spalding
Mills Mrs. John, Heath, Nooton, Lincoln
Millson Chas. Authorpe row,HogBthorpe,Alfrd
Millsou Edward, Bilsby. Alford
Millsou Edward (exot^ of), Stntbby, Alford
Milner George. Hoi^ington, Horncastle
Mllns John, Bleasby, Wragby
Milson Thomas, Corringham, Gainsborough
MimmackJ.W1iaplo(]ebank,Whaplode,&pldng
Minnltt Anson, South Hykeham, Uncoln
MlnnittE.Draijrlon.Hnugh-on-the-Hl.Grnthm
MinnittGeo.H. Court Lees, Caytliorpe.Gmthm
Minnitt Henry, Welbourn. Grantiiom
MintaF.Stoke grange, StokeRochfrd.Granthm
MfntaHenry.G rouge, Westborough, Grantham
MlntaHenry B.Hill top,Nommnton,Granthm
Minta Jn.'lhod. Middle Feu.Frampton,Boston
Minta Thomas, Normanton, Grantham
Mint^ Thomaff. Sutton bridge, Wisbech
MlntaThomaf),Woodnook,Lit. Ponton, Gmthm
Mtntft William, Stoke Rochford, Grantham
Mtnter Henry^ Burton Goggles, Grantham
Mitchell Andrew,SaItfieetby,Bt.Peter'B,Louth
HitolieU James, Laughterton, Newark
Mitchell John. Bilk Wllloagbby. Sleaford
Mitchell Thomas, Buttcrwiok. Boston
MItcbdl Wn]iain,Fen,Timberland,HomcaBtl«
Mftton Bobert. jun. Wcdboum, Grantham
Mitton William, Digby, Uncoln
MittonWiUiam,Hough-on-the-Hm,Grantham
Mitton William, Wellingore, Grantham
Moate John, Stow, Lincoln
Modd James, Long Bennington, Grantham
Modd John James, Swaton Falkingham
Moifatt Mrs. Jane, Dunholme, Lincoln
MaffattWm.Alex.Faldingwartli,MarketRasen
Molesworth Thomas, Wliaplode, Bpalding
Molesworth William, Whaplode, Bpalding
Moncaster Thomas & William, C0Tenham,St.
Bartholomew, Louth
Money Benjamin, Silk Willougbby, Bleaford
Money John, Silk Willoughby
Money Thomas, Silk Willougbby, Sleaford
Money William, Ewerby, SlaicTd
Money W.Wilcox, Whaplode drove, Peterboro'
Monks John, Long Bennington, Grantham
Moody George, East Lound, Bawtry
Moody George, Manor ho. Saxilby, Lincoln
Moody George. Saltfleetby, All Saints, Louth
Moody John, East Lound, Bawtry
Moody Joluj, Grainthorpe, Great Grimsby
Moody John, North Scarle, Newark
Moody John, Soltfieetby All Saints, Louth
Moody Ricliard, East Bntterwick, Doncaster
Moody William, North Thoresby, Louth
Moon Geoi^^ Normanby grange, Burton-on-
Stather, Doncaster
Moor Herbert. Bopeley, Grantham
MoorJohnD.Willmerhlll,Hi rlaxton,Gnnthin
Moorby John, North Scarle, Newark
Moore Wm. & John, Fen. Heckington, Sleafrd
Moore Ben jamin.Grayingham, Kirton Lindsey
Moore Edward, Little Steeping, Spilsby
Moore Frederick Wm. Newton, Falkingham
Moore George, Burgh -in- the-Marsh R.B.0
Moore George, Fen, Heckington, Sleaford
Moore Henry, FrithvUle, Sibeey
Moore James, Ruskington, Sleaford
Moore John Bobert, Braoeby, Falkingham
Moore Jo8eph,Northorpe,Donington, Bpalding
Moore William, Burton Goggles, G mntham
Moore William, Bundle houses, Wiidmore,
Coningsby, Boston
Moore William Luke,Halton Holegate,SpllBby
Morfoot William, Hog8gate,Moulton. Bpalding
Morley John W^m. & Thoc. Bicker, Spalding
Morley Joseph & John, Frlakney, Boston
Morler James, Croft. Walnfleet All Saints
R.S.O. & at Baitbby
Morley John,&usvnrth,Ow8ton Ferry,Bawtry
Morley Joseph, Leadenham, Grantham
Morley Joseph, Wainfieet All Saints R.S.0
MDrleyBichard,Newcomb,Welbonm,Granthm
Morley Robert, Bayards Leap, Grantham
Morley Thomas. Carlton Scroop, Grantham
Morley Wil liam, Barkstone-Ie- Willows, Gmthm
Morley Wm.Browntoft ho.Donington,8paldng
Morley Wm.(exors.of),TempleBruer,Granthxn
Morley William, Welton-in-the-MarBh,Spllsb7
Morris John, Craiso Lound, Bawtry
Morris Josejrfi. Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Morris Mrs. Mazy, Swaton, Falkingham
Morris Richard, North fen. Bourn
Morris Bobert, Qoosemoor Scotter, Eirton
Lindsey B.&0
Morris Thomss. ClIfT, Welton, Lincoln
Morris William, Sntton Bt. James, Wisbech
Morris William, Swaton, Falkingham
Morris William, Westwood side, Bavtr>*
Morrison William. Ashby-by-Partney, BpUaby
Morton John, Fen, Leake, Boston
Morton William, Fen, Leake, Boeton
Morton William, South end & Station road,
Alford & at Willoughby
Morton William Henry,NorthCarlton,Lincoln
Mo0B Richard ds William, Whisby, Lincoln
Mobs Fras. Jn. The Hall, Btalnfleld, Lincoln
Moss Henry, Toft, Botun
Mo68William,Bromb7 ha21,Broml7,DonGaBter
MosBop Bobert Peel, Sutton bridge, Wisbech
MotleyA.& A.Covenham8t. Bartholomew, Lth
Motley B. FlreBeBcon.Marslichapel,Gt.G rmsby
Motley George, Covenham St. Mary, Louth
Motley Hy. Austin Fen, Yarborough, Louth
Motley Hy.Covenham St. Bartholomew, Louth
Motley Hy. Sea bonk, Wragholme, Grantham
Motley Rannard, Folstow, Louth
Motson, Thomas, Frlskney, Boston
Mottram Cbarlee, Scothem, Lincoln
Mottnun Jcrfin, Kirton, Boston
Moulds ICis. Bridget, Welby, Grantham
Moulds Henry Thos. Burringhom, Doncaster
Moulds WnuThoe.East FeiTy,0w8ton, Bawtry
Mount Joseph, Gunby, Grantham
Mount M.Wyville-wlUi-Hnngar8t(»i,Gimnthm
Mount William, Gunby, Grantham
MountatnA. South 0rmBby-cum-Ket8by,AUrd
Mountain David, Saleby, Alfo. d
Mnuntoln Mrs. Ellen, Tlie Grange, Brace-
borough. Stamford
Mountain John, Hogstliorpe, Alford
Mountain John, Mumby, Alford
Mountain J.T.&th.Onnsby-cum-Ketsby,AIfrd
Mountain T. CovenhamSt. Bartholomew, Lth
Mountain William, Saleby, Alford
Moume Mrs. Elish. Tetney dock, Gt. Grimsby
Mowberry Chartes, Hecktogton, ^eafoid
Mowtnmy Cbaries, Caiiby, Stamford
Mowbray Geo^e, Flslitoft, Boston
Mowbray Jeaee,Abbey fann,Bardney, Lincoln
Mowbray John, Frlskney, Boston
Mowbray John. Skirbeck fen, Boston
Mowbray John, The Willowf. Sibeey, Boston
Mowbray Marchom, Fen, Wyterton, Boston
Mowbray Hobt. Simon Weir, Kirton, Boston
Mower Jn. Barton,RiBegate,Surfleet,Spalding
Mower Thomss, Mill lane. Surtlcet, Spalding
Moxham Ttiomas. Common, Scotter, Eiri:on
Lindfey R.S.0
Moxon Thos. Palace farm, Wyiham'On-tLe-
HUl. Bourn
Moxon Thomas Waddington. Lincoln
Moyer Stephen Henry, Bonk, Lutton, Wisbech
MucUow John, Leadenham, Grantliam
Mumby Geo. Crosse*, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Mumby George, Morshchapel, Gt. Grimsby
Mumby Heber, Cumberworth, Alford
Mumby Thos. Church end, Frampton, Boston
Mumby Thos.Common, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Mumby Thos. Seagate, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Mumby W. Wragholme, Great Grimsby
Mumford George, Weston. Spalding
Muncaster Tomllnson John, Catchwater,
Toynton All Saints, Spilsby
Mundey William, Wrawby, Brigg
Mumdy Geo ge, Claxby, Market Easen
Munn B.Miokleholrae farm.Dunholme, Lncln
Munson James, Gedney, S.0
Munson John, Gedney B.0
Muntles Henry, Long hedges, Boeton
MusgraveMrB.8.&W.Laughton,Gatusboron^
Mu^rave A. Grange farm, Blyton, Gainsboro*
Musgrave Benjamin, West Keal, Spilsby
Mu8giaveCharies,Wildsworth, Gainsborough
Musgnve Gotborp, Fulnetby, Wragby
MuBgrave Gothorp, Walcsby grange, Mrkt. Ben
Musgrave Henry, Dunholme, Lincoln
Murigrave Henry, Swinthorpe, Bnelland,
Wragby, Lincoln
Musgrave S. Norman by-by-Spital, MarketBsn
MuBgmve Weston, Btalnfleld, Wragby
Musgrave William, Walesby ho. Market Bascn
Musgrave Wm. North Owersby, Market Basen
Musson Henry, Snelland, Wragby, Lincoln
MusBon Joseph, Minting, Homcostle
Musson Thomas, Helpringham, Sleaford
Muxlow Henrj', Belnie, Gosberton, SpaldLc^
Muxlow Isaac, Cressyholl, Sartleet, Spalding
Muxlow James Wetbonm, Grouthom
MuxlowJn.Wm.The Marsh, Gosberton,Spldng
Mvers Frederick, Bisegate, Spalding
Nainhy C. M. Bamoldby-le-Beck.Gt. Grimsliy
Nainby R. J. Bamoldby-le-Bcck,Gt^ Grimsbj
Nayior Francis, East AlHngton, Grantham
Naylor Jas. The Roads farm, FrBmpton,Bostn
Nayior Jn. Croft, Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0
Naylor John, Morton-by •Gainsborough
N«ylor John, Sutton Bridge. Wisbech
Nayior Jt^n, West Halton, Doncaster
Nayior Jn. Dnnwell, Alkborongh, Doncaster
Nayior Jeph . Bl8ljopthorpe,Whlttou,Doncaster
Nayior Richard, Middle Basen, Market Boecn
Nayior Thos. Seaend, Moulton, Spalding
Nayior T. Button GnMBes,Long Suttn. Wlsbdi
NaylorT]io8.jun.Onslow bo.Long8attr.Web<A
Nayior Walter, Holbeach manh, Holbeach
Nayior Walt Market pl.Long Sutton. Wisbech
Neal Benjamin, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Neol James, Deeping St. Nichobia, Spalding
Neal John, Bennington, Boston
Neal John Barnard, Gininthorpe.GtGrimfiby
Neal L. Noitliorpe, KIri»n Lindsey B.&0
Neale John, Foston, Grantham
NealWm. Parkinson, Eirmington <rale,Ulcebj
Neave Benjamin, Cold Honworth, Lincoln
Neave George, Holme, Brigg
Neave George, Tvigmoor, Manton, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Neave Joseph. Messlngham, Kirton lindi^
B.ao
Neave Samuel, Swinderby, Lincoln
Neave Thomas, Bleoshy, Wragby
Neave William, Greetham, Homcastle
Neave William, Holuton, Wragby
Nealham Jolin <b James, WUlin^am-by-^iov,
GaiuBborough
Needbom A.W. Huttoft bank,Hnttoft,A]forl
Needhan Carter, Sutton St James, WInbecfc
Needharo Frederick, Huttoft. AUord
Needbam Geo* Sea bank, Bennington, Boston
Needham Herbert, Hannah, Alfotd
Needbam James, Long hedges, Boeton
Needbam J(^n, Cumberwoxih, Alfonl
Needbam John, Eostoft. Goole
Needbam John, Northorpe, Ihurlby, Bourn
Needbam Jn. Petty drain,Bennlngton,Boston
Needham.John, Seas end, Snrfieet, Spalding
Needbam Mrs. John, Cumberworth, Aifofd
NeedbamJn. Louth, TheGranpc,Huttoft,Alfnl
Needham Jn. Tnxworth, Legboume, Lonth
Needhom Joseph, Tmsthorpe, AlferA
Needham Robert, Great Carlton, Loath
Needliam Bobert, North Elklngton, Louth
Needbam Septimus, Mumby. Alfwd
Needbam Stanton, Wildswortb, Galnaboroogh
Needham Wm. South Bomercotes,Gt.QiimabT
Needham Wm. Westgate, Belton, Doaonster
Needier Edwanl, Tetn^ Lock, Gt Qrlmsby
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TRADES DIRECTORT.]
Kaedler UlciiMl, NoitbooattB, OkGrinul^
N«p John, Bcartho, Gt. Orlmiby
Neeaham John, North HyMuun, Lincoln
Kdaon Abrabun, HelgUngton, Lincoln
Mellon Arthnr, Balmonby, Homcwtle
Nel>onFtaa.Horimtoir6range,Hoil[itaw,HnU
Nelson John, Gommon, He«ingham, Klrton
. LlndieyB.S.0
NelMn John, Kettleby Tharpa, Bigbj, Btlgg
Nelson John, jnn. Meningfaam, Kirton Llnd-
•eyB.S.0
Neimn John Boetock, Waleaby, Market Buen
Nelson RobL White honae, Dnnston, Lincoln
Nelson WlllJun,TheLodge,Appleby,I}ono>Bter
Nelson WilUem, Meselnghsm, Kirton Llnd-
seyB.8.0
NelstropeRobt. Heath farm, Bmnston, Lincoln
Nethercllft John, Great Ponton, Grantham
NevUe B. H. Manor ha 6kellingthorpe,Lncln
NerOle Ben. Thomas, Great Carlton, Lonth
Nertlle Chrlstoidwr, Tbmrllnr, Newark
NewUtt Heniy, Westgate, Bdton, Doncaster
Newborn Bichard, Haxey, Bawtry
Newborn Thomas, Wertwood side, Bawtry
Newboome Mrs. Eliia, Laoghton, Galnsboro'
Newcomb Pranda, Kirkby Underwood,Bonm
Newoombe Misses, Fol^erby, Lonth
Newsombe Wm. Nortborpe, Tbnrlby, Bonm
Newril Mrs. Thoa. Barrow-on-Hnnber, HoU
Newham Thomas, BarroW'«n-Hamber, Hull
Newmarch Mrs. Sarah, Bcartho, Gt. Grimsby
Newmarsh William, Ooxhill, HnU
Newton Fredk. Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
Newton Geot^ Tfaoe. Sudbrook, Grantham
Newton James, Ings, Batterwick, Boston
Newton John, Fen, Branston, Linoidn
Newton John, Bilk Willonghln', Sleatord
Newton John, ThorTi»«n-the-Hill, Lincoln
Newton Matthew.Kutby Underwood, Boom
NewtanFBrker,Hawtboin hU.Coningiby,Bstn
NewtonBoM. Christian, Skelllngton,Colstrwth
Newton Thomas, Harrowby hall, Grantham
Newton WiUlam, Leake, Beaton
Newton Mrs. WlUtam, Habrongh, Ulceby
NIchoUs John. Thorpe-an-the-HUl, Lincoln
Nichols John William, BitchDeld, Grantham
Nicholson Felix, Boxby, Doncaster
Nicholson Ftelariok, Willonghton manor,
WOlongbton, Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Nicholson Jarrls, Nettleham. Lincoln
Nicholson John, Carr, Oalnsborongli
Nlch<dsanJahn,Nettleton Brewery, Nettleton,
Calstor
Nicholson Mrs. Mary Ann, Hibaldstow, Kirton
Lindsay B.B.0
Nicholson Thomas, Soath Carlton, Lincoln
Nicholson Thomas, Stow pork, Lincoln
Nicholson Thomas Arthnr, The Grange,Gray-
ingham, Kirton Undaey
Nicholson William, SO Eastfleld road, Lonth
park A River head, Louth
Nicholson William, Nettleham, Lincoln
Nicholson Wm. Jn. The Grange, Wlllonghby,
Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Nieholsoa Wm. R. Bamw-on-Hamber, Hull
Nidd aement William, Creeton, Stamford
MiddBlchd.Oibbet hills,8wineahead,Spalding
Nix<« Daniel, Little Bytham, Stamford
Mtxon John, Broughton, Brigg
Nixon Thomas, Kelby, Grantham
Nixon William, Holrne, Brigg
Nixon William, Londonthorpe, Grantbim
NixoD William, Wildmore, Boaton
Noble Abraham, Whaplode, Spalding
Noble George, Cadney, Brlgg
NoUeJ.J.Hmdletreebank, Whaplode, Bpaldng
Nod«iGsaIsuigholme,Westwood side, Bawtry
Noden Samuel, Kelfleld, Doncaster
Norman Georga, Freicton, Boaton
Norman Thomas, Fishtoft, Boaton
Norman Zaohra, Hanthorpe, Bourne
Norris George, 1 Water Mill road, Homcastle
Norria Bobert, Fulbeck, Grantham
Norris WUliam; Yarborough, Lonth
North James, Bopaley, Grantham
North John, Asbby, Homcastle
North John, Fostmi, Grantham
NorthMm.Pics(on,SaltlleetbyAU8ainta, Lonth
North Thomas, Nettleham road, Lincoln
North Thomas, Saltfleetby All Saints, Lonth
North Thomas Andrew, Great Carlton, Louth
North William, Northlands, SIbeey, Boston
North WOUam, Scambleaby. Homcastle
North WUUam, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
North William. Woodside, Tnmby, Boston
North WOUam G. South Tfaoresby, Altord
Ncsihem Thomas, Beas end, Snrfleet, Spaldng
Northern WUUam, GoxhlU, HuU
Northing WlUiam,Oonlngham, Peterborough
Norton Henry, Rntland cottage, Stamford
Moixa n Henry.South Field tUs. Homcastle
Norwood Joseph, Newtoa.on-Trent, Newark
Nottingham Charles, GoxhiU, HnU
NotUngham WiUiam, Stainby, Grantham
Nundy Charles, High Toynton, Honcastle
Nnndy James, Swlneshead, Spalding
Nnndy Wm. Mareham^n-the-Hlll, Horns'*'
NnnnoT John, North st. Long Snttn. Wlsboh
Nana T. Deeping St. James, Market Deepng
Miusey * Ca Algaiklrk, Spalding
Kntaay John, Bnrgb-in-tha-Manh B.&0
UNCOLNSHIBE.
Nutaey William, Drsyton,8wlneahead,Spldng
Nntt Holt, Craneagate, Whaplode, Spalding
Nntt James, Wilks ha Gunhonae, Doncaster
Kutt Joseph, Gunhonae, Doncaster
Oades Bowenby,North end, Crowle, Doncastr
Gates David, Weetwood side, Bawtry
Odlln Mrs. Octavla, Lissington, Wragby
Odlin Thomas, Kirton Lindsay R.S.0
Odling Charles, Fen, Baidney, Lincoln
Odling C. SandhiU farm, Gt. Steepng. Si^by
Odling Bdward, Bnslingthorpe, Market Ban
Odling Henry, Jnlllans, Kelstera, Lonth
Odling Mrs. Jane, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Odling Joeeph, Manor farm, Buslingthorpe,
Market Baaen
Odling Thomas, Little Steeping, SpIUby
Odling WUliam, Bast Tonington, Wragby
Ogg George, Alkborough, Doncaster
O^ Henry, Barraw.on-Humber, Rnll
OgleWm.Bairrw haven. BarrowKkn-Hmbr. HuU
Oglesby Alfred, Hemswell, Kirton Lindsey
B.S.0
Olderahaw Bnrrell, HaUgate, Oedney B.0
Oldenhaw George, Harm, Dawsmere.Holbch
Oldenhaw B.W.HolbeacbSt.John'B,Holbeach
Oldfleld Charlee, Btnrton, Lincoln
OMSeld Jsph. Bansom, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Oldham Joan, Eagle, Lincoln
OMman John Bdwd. Weet Halton, Doncaster
Oldroyd Benjamin, Bdleau, Alford
OUvant George W. Snartord, Market Baaen
OUvant John, Bcothera, Lincoln
OUvant John, Stainton-by-lAngworth,Lincln
Oliver Abraham, Seagate, Long Suttn.Wshch
Oliver Ohas. Fen aide, Halton Holegt.Spllaby
OUver David, Fleet, Holbeach
Oliver Edward, Bnrtoft, WIgtoft, Spalding
OUver Frederick, Fleet, Holbeach
OUver George AUenby, Halllngton, Lonth
OUver Henry, Fen, I^anston, Lincoln
OUver Benjamin, Luduey, Great Grimsby
Oliver Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
OUver WUliam, Fleet, Holbeach
OUver WlUiam, Sutton, Becklngham, Newrk
Onyon George, Langrlvllle, Boeton
Organer Thomas, Moorhouaes, Beve8by,Bostn
eOrganorMrs. C; Conlngsby, WUdmoore, Bstn
Ormond John, Cowblt, Spalding
Orrey Barton, Halltoft end, Frieston, Boaton
Orrey George Barton, Fishtoft, Boeton
Orrey WUllaU, Ings, Bntterwick, Boston
Osbom Henry, The Ansterby, Bonm
OsbomeM. Beacon hl.Manhdiapel,at.Grmsby
03boraeWm.Eakhm.MBnhchapel,Gt.Orinisby
Osborne WUliam Harrison, Middlemoor
Scotter, Kirton Lindsay B.SO
O^terby Ben. Swlnton, Walcott, Lincoln
Osgert^' Mn. Elizabeth, Walcott, Lincoln
Osgerby Thomas G. Horse Shoe brdg. Spldng
Otter M. & Bon.Mnr. fnn,Frlesthrp,Hrkt.R8n
Otter Hy. Klrkby-cum-OBgodby, Market Rsn
Otter John, The Grange,Hemlngby, Homcatl
Otter WUUam, Barbolm ldg.Bai4iolm,Stamfrd
Oughtibridge Jn. Common ad. Crowle, Dncetr
Onsman Charles, Bank, Qundring, Spalding
Onzman John, SM*ale bank, Surfleet, Spallng
Overton George, Leake, Boeton
Overton John, KIrkstead, Homcastle
Overton Mrs. Mary, Moat house Asliby-by-
Fartney, Spllsby
Overton Samuel, Heath Blankney S.0
Overton WUliam, Kirton Holme,Kirton,Boetn
Owen George, Threckingham, Falkingham
Owen John, Falkingham
Owen Rlchd. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Oxby John, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Oxley Mrs. Hannah, Laughton, G^nsboro*
Oxley John, Little Steeping, Spllsby
Oxley T. Kirton rd. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey
E.ao
Oxley WUliam, Brant Broughton, Newark
Oxtobey Thomas, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Oxtoby George, North end, Crowle, Doncstr
Pacey Daniel, Ripplngale, Bourn
Paoey PhlUlp, Cowblt, Spalding
Pacey PhiUip, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Pacey William, Barrowby, Grantham
Facey William, Great Oonerby, Grantham
Pacey WUliam, Houghton farm, Grantham
Pad Thomas, AlgarUrk, Spalding
Paddison Edward, Low Inglebv, Lincoln
Paddison Henry, Bilaby haU, Bllsby, Alford
Paddison Henry, Lodge, Soopwick, Lincoln
Paddison Bobert, Algarkirk, Spalding
Paddison Wm. Saltfieetby St. Peter's, Lonth
Ps^ey C. The Grange,Maraham-le-Fen,Bostn
Padley 8teven^ North Kelsey, Brlgg
Page James, Bicker, Spalding
Page Jn. Waddingham, Kirton Lindsey R.8.0
Page John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Page Bichard, Fishtoft, Boston
Palethorpe John W.Bnrton Coggles,Oranthm
Palethorpe Thoa. The Grange, Saleby, Alford
Palethorpe Thomas, Weat VOle, Sibaey
Palmer David, TatterdiaU road, Boston
Palmer Richard, Ferry Comer plot, Boston
Palmer R. Roaecot, Et. Stookvrth. Galnsboro'
Palmer Robert, FrIthvOle, Sibaey
Palmer Samuel, HaUtoft end, Freiston, Bostn
Palmer Wm. Marsh read, AlgarUrk, Spaldng
Fanks George, Pinchbeok, Spalding
PAR 797
Panton Croaby, Blaegate, Surfleet, Spalding
Fanton David, Blaegate, Spalding
Panton Geo. Orby, Burgh-in-the Manh R.8.0
Panton Hy. Or^, Buigh-in-the-Harsh R.8.0
Pantry Joslah, Cralse Lonnd, Bawtry
ParishStephen,Glebe farm, WImilngtn. HmcatI
Parish WjUiam Torgoose, Friskney, Boeton
Park George, East Barkwlth, Wragby
Park George, Bast Torrington, Wragby
Parke Geotige, Hougham, Grantham
Parke WUliam, Straggletiiorpe, Newark
Parker Anselm, GoxUU, HnU
Parker Anselm, High Risby, Boxby, Doncstr
Parker Charlee, Friskney, Boeton
Parker Charles, River side. Pinchbeck, Spldng
Parker Ednid.Orby,Bnrgh-ln-the-MarshB.S.O
Parker Bdward H. Heath, Fnlbcck, Granthm
Parker George, Cadney, Brigg
Parker George, Humberstone, Gt. Grimsby
Parker Geo. Weet Acridge,Barton.on-Hambr
Parker Henry, Northcoatea, Gt. Grimsby
Parker Heurr (exors.), The Flttiee. Marsh-
chapel, Great Grimsby
Parker John, BUtby, Alford
Parker John, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Parker John, Low Ingleby, Lincoln
Parker John, Thoresthorpe, Alford
Parker John, White Gate hm,Caistor
Parker John W. Manor ho. Ludbom', Louth
Parker Joseph, Bank, WIgtoft, SpaMIng
Parker Joseph, Lynwode, Market Rssen
Parker Joseph Surfleet, Tetney, Gt. Grimsby-
Parker Robert, Bicker, Spalding
Parker Robert, Nettleham, Lincoln
Parker Thomas, Helprlngham, Sleatord
Parker Thomas, Whaplode, Spalding
Parker WUUam, Eagle, Newark
Parker WlUlam, East Theddlethorpe, Lonth
Parker WUUam, Fulbeck, Grantham
Parker WiUlam, Hogsthorpe, Alfred
Parker WlUlam, WUdmore,Coning8by,Boeton
Parker WiUiam Edward, Snltterby, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Parker W. Simpkin, Bcartho, Great Grimsby
Parker William Storey, Bowshom, Brigg
Parkins WUliam, Imwipe, Lincoln
Parkinson Arden, rarholm, Stamford
Parkinson James Hy. Belchford, Homcastle
Parkinson Joel,NorthSomercotes,OtGrimsby
Parkinson John, Olentham, Market Rasen
Parkinson Joseph, West end,Fnuni>tan,Boetn
Parkinson M. North Somercotes, Ot. Grimsby
Parkinson Richard, Hatton, Wragby
Parkinson Robert. Field ho. Barton-on-Hmbr
Parkinson Roht, NorthSomercotes, G t. G rimsby
ParkinsonRt.]un.Nth.Somercotes,Gt.Grmsby
Parkinson Thos. StaUlngborough, Ulceby
Parkinson Thomas, WUsford, Grantham
Parkinson Thomas, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Parkinson WiUiam, Boston weet, Boston
Parkinson WiUiam, FrithvlUe, Sibaey
Parkinson WUliam,Manh,Drove end, Wisbcb
ParrGhaB.Trolove,TheGrange,Gt.Carltou,Lth
Parr Mrs. G. M. Grayingham, Kirton Lindsey
Parr Isaac, High Ingle^, Lincoln
Parr John, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Parr Mra. Mary, Little Cawthorpe, Louth
Parr Norman K. The Chase, Ulceby VUlage
Parr Robert, Wroot, Bawtry
Parr WlUlam, Burtoft, WIgtoft, Spalding
Parr WUUam Osbom, Well, Alford
Parrish Jas.& Saml. WestTheddlethorp, Alfl- J
Parrish L Glebe frm. South Reston, Louth
Parrish Thomss, Gayton-le-Marsh, Alford
ParrottMrs.M.A.Mablethrp. St. Mary, Altrd
Parrott Bobert, Bametby-le-Wold B.S.0
Parry Henry, Glebe farm, Hib8ldstow,Klrtoo
Lindsey KSO
Parsons John,' Thorpe St. Peter, Walnlleet
AU Saints R.8.0
Parsons Joseph Walker, Holbeach
Faik Michael, Bndbrooke, Lincoln
Pask Thomas, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Pask Tom, Washingborongh, Lincoln
Pask Wm. Campney bLBnoknall, Homcastle
Patchett Mis. Ann, North Thoresby, Lonth
Patchett Daniel Lloyd, Walthe top, Walthe,
Great Grimsby
Patchett Bdwaid, KIrkstead, Homcastle
Patchett Hemry, WIIdmor«,Caning8by,Boston
Patchett James, TattershaU Thorpe, Boston
Patchett John, Holbeach
Patchett John, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Patchett John Sharp, Holbeach
Patchett Joseph, TattershaU Thorpe, Boston
Patchett Thos. MUl gm.Plnchbeck, Spalding
Patchett Thomas, North Scarie, Newark
Patchett Thomas, Tattenhall Thorpe, Boston
Pate WUUam, St. Catherine's grange, Ckn-
wick, Lincoln ; & at Whlsby
Pateman Taylor, Ufflngton, Stamford
Patenon Bdwd. HaU tarm,Branston, Lincoln
Patrick George, Bonltham, Lincoln
Patrick Beaton, Castle Bytiiam, Stamford
Patrick Walt Wood U. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Pattinaon Sainl. ft Wm.Bnskington, Sleaford
Pattlnson Amos, Gosberton, Spaldlrig
Fattisson Smith, Bank, Gosberton, Spalding
Pattison Charles Faster, Canwlck, ft HaU
farm. South Carlton, Lincoln
Paul Inac, Boston west, Boston
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79»S FAQ
FAaj(8It8— OOBtbllMd.
Fanl John, Croft, WainHeet All Bafatta B.aO
Faolger Joku, Baatban, Lincoln
Baalger William, Band, Wra«by
PaQlson John, 8wind«rby, Lincoln
FaalaoB Fanl, Skaldyk«i Kirtan, Boaton
Fawlett B.De«iifaj|6UJam«iiMarkat.DeHitag
Fawaon BIcbwed, Soiigbton, Homcutle
Payno Kosw A Ajuiob, Mam\a, AUoid
Payne Chariet, Chapel, iJforj
Fa]^eJSa»d- Langhanrow, Jlamlij;, AUoid
Pajme George, Claxb; St. Andrew, AKord
Cajaa ]Baaii>,.Upg(U>Mi>«..Alfari
Pajrne John, Biey, Unmbj, Alford
Pajroe John WUliun, Srimoldb;, Lontli
PayneMr».ia?.Ti»nghni. n>v',Hogsthwiie,AUd
Pairn« Btchaid, Kumby, Alfordi
Paj-ne Bobert, Mumby, Alford
FayueiIi^Sanih,Sonth Cocterington, Louth
Payne William, North Thoresby, Loath
Feach Fnuiois, Manthorpe, Bourn
Feacook Xtwmas, Norton Dianey, Newark
Peaooc]^ Thomas Jackson, Faraonage lane,
Tyclil, St. Mary, Wisbech
Peacock William, Gunby, Bpilsby
Peacock William. Tburlby, Newark
Peak Burrell, Brore, Qiwdilng, Spalding
Peak William, Bandyke, Quadjring, Spalding
Peake Blott, Bed home. Low road, Spalding
Peake Wm. Blott, Uoultan Ohapel, Spalding
Pearce Charles 0. Btongbton, Brlgg
Pearc« Jos^b, Boaton West, Boston
Pears John, Dorrlngton, Lincoln
Pears John, Ken, Lincoln
Pears Xhamas, Haoktbom, Lincoln
Pearson Jn.A J,Cluncbtowa,Beltan,I>oncastr
Fearson.Cbarles, Holbeacb bank. Holbeaeh
Pearson Edward, Kitton end, Kirton, Boston
Pearson Frederick, Ulceby Tillage
Pearson Oervls, Caihoases, Belton,Dancaater
Pearson Henry, Fen, Blankney S.0
Peareon Heor)-, Waddington, Lincoln
Pearson John, Cowbit, Spalding
Pearson John, Frithxille, Sibsey
Pearson Jonathan, bnnaton, Uno^B
Pearson Mrs, Maiy, Flshtott, Boston
Pearson His. Mary, Nettlehton, Lincoln
Pearson Thomas^ Cowbit, Spalding
Pearson William, Fen, Donstoa, Lincoln
Pearson Wm. Fen, Semprlngbam,Falkingliro
Pearson WllUam, Fiamptan, Boston
Pearson William,, Freiston, Boston
Peart George, Wragholme, Great Grimsby
Peart Henry, Boston West, Boston .
Peasgood AquiIa,JBaston. Market Deeping .
Peasgood George, Langtott, Market Oett^Dg
Peaqgood Gea A. Langtoft, Market Deeping
Feaagood William. Thurlby, Boiitn
Feel John, Tetney Lock, Great Grimsby
Feel Bobert, Bnellaud, Wragby
Feel Thomas, Ajjwarby, Falkingham
Peel Thomas, Wragby
Peerttree John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Pell Mrs. Joseph, Fen, Donington, Spalding
Fenistan Joseph Brown, Normonby-by-
Spital, Mnrket Basen .
PeniMU CluirlBS, Ftijstow, Loath • ... .
Fennel] John, Fnlstow, Louth ,
Pennington George Caodwell, Holbeaeh
PenningtqnMarkF.Xats's bdg,Tbarlby,Bouni
Penson Stephen, Croft, Wainfieet All Saints,
4 at Baigh B.aO
Pepper George, Feo, Heigbington, Lincoln
Pepper Harry, Lodge Bothwell, Caistor . .
Pepper John, Thomton-Ie-Fen, Boston
Peptter John, Wildmore, Boston .
Pepper Bd. Quincey, Borbling, Falldngbau).
Pepper Wm. Dunaton liall, Dugston, Lincoln
Pepper William, Hait> groaoda, Boston „
Pepper WUllam, Wyberton, Boston
Fepperdine John, Flskerton, Linooln
Ferclval MtB. Ann, Chapelgatf, Gedney S.0
Percjvttl iabfi, Keelby, Ulceby
Ferciral Joseph, Qoxhill, Hull
Eei^Tal William, Wiuterton, Doncastar
Perkins Ben, Fradk. Lang Sutton, WUbecIi
Perkins Daniel, Sbeepskio hall. Deeping St.
James. Market Deeping ...
Perkins Jas. Waahway, Wbaplode, Spalding,
Perkins Levi, Orsetou, Stamford
I^Mn* Thaniaa,Rogqai;,Deeping St. Jancst
Market Deeping
Perkins Wv, A>>«t«|ulyke, ;Moqltan, SualiUng
Perkins William, FlTe booses ibeeping ^
James, Market Deeping
PerkloB'.Wni. Halthfim-oa-Bain, Horacastle
Ferkilu,.W^Iam,.W^ton^ Spalding . . .
Peaterfield Thomas, Deeping St. Jame^
Market Oieepingi
Fetcli Henry, New Holland, Hull
Fett Geo. Moorhooses, Reveaby, Boston
Fhe^sivt Henry, ^ntrecUngham, Kalklngham
Phenix VfitiMit Holbeacb .drove, Kalbeach,
PliiUmpd Joseph, Fijestborpe, >Iiu'ket Ras«n
PbllUpa Sirs. Charjesi Eastgata, Boiirn
FhiUiM Hark, SbelBeldbo. Bowston, UqcqIr
PliHUp* Tbomas, Chaal, Spalding
FhUUpa, Thamaa,Mabletborpe St. Mary, Altord
PhflUps WilUam, Past.Theddletlioo)?, Louth
Fliniips William, Maltby-le-M»r»h, Alford ,
PhlUlps William, Sidtlleetby SLFeter-s,I,9uth
LIViCOIiNaHIlUB.
FbaUpMNilUinwd; MaUby-le.Kani)ii AUar4
PUlUpaon George, Wrsgby.
FhUlipaon Matthew, Lud4ii«t<)n, Goolc
FhllUpaon Thomas, North Kelsey, Brigg
FbUUpaovi WilUatn, Altborpe, Doncastei
Fhlllipsoa Wm. Faldlngworth, Market Baaan
PleoaTerJi>.B.Cnmmnii,Toi>g Satton,Wl»bBlt
Pick Anatin, lagoldaby, Qranthan
Pick Austin, Lenton, Graatbani
Flck.Charles, Algarkixk feu,. Boston
Pick Jn. Japii. Fen, Baston, Market Deeping
Pick Jn. J.Uf&Dgton f«a< Uffingtou, Stamford
PickBd. inn.. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Pick BiLsen. Deejping et.Nicholas, Spalding
Pick Mrs. Sarah,Foadyke ten, Boston
Pick Mi*. iSacab, Ingiddsby^ Giantbam
Pick TboBus, BastoD, .Market Deeping .
Pick William, Little Bytham, Stamford
Pick William, Weaton lulls, Weston, Spalding
Fiokard Charles, Great Carlton, Loath
Picker John, Navenby, Grantham
Pickering Charles, Legboume, Louth
Pickering Heni^', Legsby, Market Raaen
Pickering John, Usselby, Market Baaen
Pickering 8amnel,East Stockwith, Gainsboro'
Pickering Tliomas, Kingerby, Market Basm
FlokerlsKWm.Waddngbm.Jutn.Lndsy.B.S.0
Fickersgill George, Winterton, Doncaater
Picket Mis.Susannah,Kortlilands,Sibsey,Bstn
Picksley John, Saxby, Markat Bases
Pioksley Blchard, MartJLn, Lincoln
Picksley Robert, Welton, Lincoln
Pioksley Samuel, JUrtoaUndsey B.S.0 ,
Plokup James, Stow, Uncoln
Pickwell John, Thorpe.<in.tl>e-HiU, Lincoln
PiokweU !tlark, jun. West Barkwltk Wragby
Piekwell Mattbew,Xhorpe.oq-Uie-Hill,Llncb>
Pickwell Bicbaid,Tbor|)e-on-the-UiU-Lineoln
FickwelUtt.aiebe farm,WestBarkwith, Wigby
Pickwell William, Olentbam, Market Baaen
Plckwortb Hy.Hlgh bk, Crowlaad.Peterboro'
Fickwortb J^n, M Welland terrace, London
road, Spalding
Fickvorth Wm.DeeplQgSt.Nichola8,Spalding
Pickworth William, IB Halljilaoe, Spalding
PickwarthWUliam,Uolbeach niarsb,Uolbeaich
Fiokwortli William, UfBngton nn, Stamford
PlddX;riah,Crook-on-the-Maar,Crowle,Dncstr
Pigott William, gGawhy.cum'Bturton, Brigg
Pike William, North Kelsey, Brigg
Pilgrim Bobect, Fen, Aslackby, Falkingbam
Pilklntou Ge0rge,iBraunceweU'Witli-DauBby,
SLw/ord
Pllkinton WIlliam,BraanceweU-with-Dunsby,
Slsaford
Pllley John Mijson, Tealby,. Market Basen,
Pilley Samuel, Manton, Grantliaoi
Pindar. Mis. Catluxine, The Grange, Amcotts,
Doncaster
Pindar Bobert, Fulsby, Tumby, Boston
Pindard Chas. Churoli end.Fnunptou,, Boston.
Pindar John, Martin, Lincoln
Finder John, Timberland, Lincoln
Finder Josepli, Kirkby Underwooil, Bourn
Finder Joseph, North Samercotes,Gt.Grimsby
Pindar Jsph. D. Salttloetby St. Peter's, Louth
Finder Tliomas,01d.hall,Barrowby,Grantham
Finder Tlioe. South Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
PinderWm.Barrowby ldg.BarTowby,Grautiim
Finder Willhim, Ropsley, Grantham.
Pinning John, Minting, Horncastle
Finning Biclul. Xangton-by-Wrsgby.Wragby
Pinning Southwell, Minting, Horncastle
Pinning William, Aaterby, Horncastle
Pitober John di George, Wrangle, Boston
PitchforkTbomas, Haiey, Bawtry
Pitts William, Holbeaeh manh, Jlolbeach
Pkwkett Frederick, Heigbington, Lincoln
PlaskettJn.Cprenliiam,8t.BBitbolamciw,Loutb
Flaskett William, Caboum, Caistor
PUsUtt Geoigt, Keelby, Ulceby
Fhiskitt James, Fotherby,.Loi^
EUiakitt Wm. Middle Buiea. Market Basen
Piatt Blchard, Heaplianv Gainsborough .
Phitt WilUam, Yoddlethorpe, Brigg ;
Plowright. .Charles Horlna, Deeping . St.
Nicholas, Spalding
Flowrigbt Jas. North Moor, Scotter, Elt^ni
^indsey, B.a.Q .
Flo\iTight James, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Plov|rrigbtThab Knight, St. Piucbbeck,Spaldng
FlowtightT. )an.Kuigbtst.Pinchbeck,Spidng
FlURUt«ad Wm.Paature rd.BartoA-oiirBw4br,
Plumttee Edward, Goiliill, Hull
FLurptree.George, Cumberu'ortU, Alford
POQklingtQD Buikitt,A8hby-liy-PartBy.Siilaby
Pocklingtou.Jn, Arthur, Sth-.i^erriby, Hull
Pocklington Jweph, South Ferriby, Hall
FockliQgtoB Blchaid, Pelham's Land, Boston
Pocklington . Bobert James,.. Austen dyke,
Moulton, Spalding , .
Fock|iiwton.Tho>nas,,Soatb Fer^by, Hull ,
FogMinPauik Miller, Qaythorpe, Grahtham,
Fogsou Fred, Brant Brougbtou, Newark
Pogsqn Miss Hannah, Becklngham, New^k
Pogsoo Jonathan, jun. Stickncy, Bqstqn
Pogson Samuel, Anwick, Sleafonl .
Pollard Mrs. Mary, >'onuantou, Grantham
Fool,jQhn,,Knaitb, Gainsborough ' v, ...:',
Poulfl John, Great Gonerby, Gnui,tbam .'.
Poole John, LUddingtoq, Goole
. [KB«,t»
Vas» HviIu .P.Tbe Frio^, Thnilby, Bom
Pope Thomas^ T3m Gmn^ Xbmnvs, Boom
Poppto George, North Kelsay, Brigg
PoppUt Jas, Castiatborpa, Snnglatan, Brigg
Popple Jeaepb, GantMrge^ Bawtry
PoKda Joanih, Wlnterton. Ssncsatac .
Pap»U Willlwn, North Kal^y> Brigg
Poiq>le William, West end, WybeKton,BiNtan
rmtaa Willtom, BargU-npiw-Bais, LoBtti
Portass JiriiB, Jtethooatca, Gi. Oiimib;
Porter F. k H. HaUtoft end, t^aWi»,£oiton
Porter Edwd. Clarln.2iadilacd to«s, Bostoi
Porter faqk, Pelham'slfad, Boston
Porter Fred, FritbviUe, .SibMy '
Porto- George, New HoUand. HnD
Porter John, Fen bous. Swinesliesd, Spsliling
Portat John, Qoneniot, Xintad, Gnathsn
Porter J]i.KirkbyH»im-OagoAy,Msikel Bsis
Porter Matthew, Whaidoje, SpaMing
Porter Naaman £. Star lane. Bona .
Porter FardnU, Scrediagton, FaUnnglxB
Farter Ibaa,Campney la.BacfaialUIon|taatk
Porter WUllam, .Orsen lanOUrtw, Bostsa
Porter WilUam, Horbling, FslMngfisiii
Porter Wm. BaobtorfU WiUoug)iliyh».Boi««e
Porton William, West Pinchfaeiik, Spslliiig
Posey J<dia, llanh,.)(oaltoo, SpaHug
PottfT Frsitpi^ Kwtbocpe, Liuooln
Potter JobngBoBth Kyme, Sleaf aid
Potts John, Westbocough, Grantdam
Powell lira Ann„Spwortb, Doncaster
PoweU William, F«n, Fleet. Holbeaeh
Frailer Jamca & Thinuas, Swindetby,L!ncxila
Pratt John Wm. Laceby, Great Griiiui«
Pratt Bobert, Central WInglaud, Wishei^
PreaoattJoha, Saltfleetby St. Peter's,, liwtli
Preaeott Jeaepb, Doningtonron-Baia. Loatli
Prctton Joa^, WIgtoft, Spalding
Preston SL Suawoitb,. O^waton Fepry.Bawti]
Preston Thomaa, Batton,, Wragby ,
Pretty John, Low Fulney, Skialduig
Prvftty Jeaepb, Holbeaeh maid, SpakUng
Pretty Thomas, The Common, SjiaMing
Prldgen Wm. Saltfleatby St. Peter's, Looiii
Pridgeon Edward, Beliinngbaip, Sleaturd
Pridgeon Matthew, Goolceby, Horncastle
Pridgeon Nathan, Wragholme, Ot. Grimtlj;
Pridgeon .Bifibard, Uarahcbaiiel,.Gt. Grimikr
Ihidgeon Wm. B. Wbaplode dron, Pet<xi»ra'
Prldmqre Augustine, SkeUingtliorpe, Uncoil
Fridmore Jo&, Childer's droT^ SpsUing
Pridmore n>oma«. Low fields, Spaldiny
Prldmore Thos. Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Ptiaatley Edwd, A Japh.Backnall,Haroca«k
Priestly Henry, Wdton, Linooln
Prlsstly Miss, Ann, Navenby, Grantham
Priestly Edward, 2S Prqaii^tat. Hoiucsstlc
Priestly Jn. Sei«ate rd. tang Sutton, Visbick
Priestly Joseph, Stapleford, Newark
Priestly Bobert, Ueaington, Wragby
Friestman Mn. Mar}', Staiubv, Gpmtbaa
Procter Boberlj QoxliUI, Hull
Proctor Frederick, Weston, Epakling
Proctor Gea Caflierine stJBaitan-on-Eiiial«
Finctot Hy, MattbewB, Wykdiam, SfalJinf
Figctor James, Fleet, Holbeacb
Proctor Thoa. North tliorasby,. Loath
Proctor Thps. Warpings, Crpsrl*, Doncssta
Proctor Thos. B. aarboasea,Bdtaa,Don<aaui
Proctor William, Panton, Wragby
Prondley Gea Scotter, Kirton Xlndsey B.$.0
Froqdley. George, Soottertborp(V Kinw
Und8eyB.S,0 . ,.
Pulleine John, Flixborougb, Doj^pastfr
Fulleine Klchurd, W^itenngbma, Ooncua:
Futtargal Joseph, Soathrey, Uiuaia
Fjewk 7oha, Scotter, Kirton l4^4vy E-^-^'
Pye Edward, Somerby, Qainsboroagu
Pye Michael, Pilbam, Gainsbdnm^ ,
Pye WUliapt, AUtby, GainsbonniiS
Pyecroft Joseph, Stow, Lincoln
^ecroft Joseph, Sturtfon, Uncoln
lywall Mrs.M.Deeplng9i. Japiea, ViktBpM
Qneensborsugb Jn. ^en. 8 Main ifdg^ BsrtKi
Qnibell James'OIlTer, Staplefgrd, >eiraii:
Quibell John OUveT, Staplefoid, Kawark.
QnlckfaU Francis, NetUeton, Galator
qicktaU Wm. High street, .Qjowie. I
uincey John, Scredington, FaUaiigt
[ligbsci
(jnincey jdmi StowtL FaUdngiuim
Batiy Bober|b„Goxhni. BnU '
BackWiniam, North Kelsey, BUgg
BaddlslijL Soi«tter,.Kirton tJndasy
J.5.0
Baddlsb Bd. Scotter, Kirton iJndsey B.E.0
Badly Hy. P^kfann, Kettletb<ni^ Ne>uk
Rain thorpeMrs.'A. North West ItabSteviaJJ'
Raiuthoriw Jn. South bo. Lagliaatne, L«>f.
Raithby Aaron, Halton HtdegnOi, SiAihT
Balthby Frederick. IIuttofL AiMrd.
Raltbby Frodk. Sutton-in-tbe^finb. AUo-l
Baitliby George, Burgh-iu-tbe;3lAah E.S."
Balthby Hy. Mablethurpe.St. kair..Alfori
HalUiby Henry, Suttan-in-the:]iaifb. Utr-
Raltbby Bichd. Mabletluupe St. llBiT,A:i<«
Balthby Bobert, Sutban-!ii-fli»:ifitisb,A'J"r:
Balthby Sapi««l. Bargh-in-tb«-3iiuaii B.^.l''
Balthby Samuei. Cbapel. AUoM . '
BaltMx Walter, Suttmi^^-tbOIanli, XVKt:
Bmby Francia, Lqirer IngtebJt,.IilMola
BanBy Mn. Baopali, nirtaa..QaIiistiaA>c^
Banby J]>.;'llkaar Fatiij,lQitu(too. GalubaK
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TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Banby John, MonltoD Chapd, Spalding
Banbr John, Wbaplode drove^ Feterborongh
Vapia JoMpb, BUlby, Alford
Ranby Wm. Grader, Carr, Gainaborangb
Bandall Oeoige, PrithTllle, Slbaey.
Ttanilall John, Frlthbank, Boston
Bands Edwd, Saat Torrington, Wiagby
Bands Thomas, Legsl^, Markot Basen
Bandslv Wn. Ings, Buttonrick, Boston
Bamaon Tho8.Mth.Wl]UnghaBi,Markst Basen
Banaon WUliain, BniKh-in-the.MaE>h B.8.0
Banyaid William, Fnlletby, Lonth
Banyell Mn, Uaiy, Bcottertborpe, Kirton
Undaey B.&0
Baper Thomas, Wioot, Bawtt?
Basdale Rlohard, Donlngton, Spalding
Bastall T. r. & a Fickworth, FalUngbom
Baitall Joseph, Kelby, Gnntham
Bavell John, Martin, Lincoln
Baven Bobert, Brocklesby. Ulceby
Bawdln Hsnry, SaxUby, Lincoln
BawUnson Mn. Ann, South Kelsoy, Calstor
Bawlinson Jas.Northgate,Pincbbeck,8paldng
Bavlinson Jn. West Baaan, Market Basen
Bawlinson Kathaniel jD.Iiigoldsbr, Oranthm i
BawUnson Mrs. Sarah, Ingoldsby, Qrantham
Bawnsley W. A J. The Cot.TathweU, Louth
Bawion B«nnett, IngoldmeUs, Bnrgb B.B,0
Bamon John, The Moon, Whlsby, Unoola
BawaoQ Marl^ North Scaria, Newark
Bawson Thomaa, Wllloaghknr hiUsi Boston
Bayner Bicbard, Chapel, Alford
Bayner Thomas, Bast Loond, Bavtiy
Baynnr T.Waddingham,Kirton Undaey B.S.0
Baynor Enuumel, Oreat Carlton, Louth
BarnorT. Ort^, Bnrgh-in-the-Maish B.&0
B^*an Thoa. Keal Ooates,West Keal, BpUsby
Bayson William, Wlgtoft, Spalding
Bead Anthony, >1izhorongh> Doncaster
Bead Henry, Cite, Onat Qrimsby
Bead John, Sagla, Newark
Bead John, Oonthorpe, Bawtry
Bead Waddlngton, Oicat Hale, Sleaf ord
Bead Willlaoi, Baasingham, Newark
Bear Oooivb, Fen, Great Hale, Slenford
Redden wluiam, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Bedford Jeph. W. West hk Monlton,Spalding
Bedford Wm. Croasgate, Algnrklrk, Spalding
Bedhead Edmd. Wbiqilode droTe, Peterboro' '
Bedhead James, Langhton, Qainsboroagh
Bedhead John K. Luttongate, Sotton St.-
Ednrand's, Wisbech
Bedhead Tom, Langhton, Oaimborongh
Beding WiUlam, Thorpe St. Feter, WainSeet
All Salnto B.8.0 .
Bedmile Bdwln, Dyke, Boom
Bedmile Henry, Dyke, Boom
Bedmore Jn.The(}rove,HemiDKby,Horacastle
Redmoie Jn. Holm wd. Scrfvelsby.Homcastle
Rsdafaaw Edwin, Heokington, Bleafotd
Beed DaTid, Waafaway, Whaplode, Spalding
Hfed Mrs. Ellia, Aaaerby, Allord
Beed Wtat. Marsh, Monlton, Spalding
Reed 6s<«ga, Manh, Moulton, Spal^ng
Beed George, Saltfleetby St Peter's, Louth
Reed John, Maltby-le-Haisb, Altoid
Beed Mn. Bebscca, Mnmby, Alford
Beed Thomas, Conunon, Moulton,-Spaldlng
Beed Thomas Depear, Whaplode, Spalding '
Reed Wlllian), Belchford, Homcaatle
Beed Wm. Manor farm. Little Oarltoa,Louth
Seed WOUam, Bsaand, Monlton, Spalding I
Beed William, Tetney Lock, Great Grimsby
Beed WUliam Bdward,Pea,Oasbatan olongh,
Surfleet, Spalding . .
Bees Charles, Central Wingland, Wisbech
Reason Oharlea, Fen Leake, Beaton
Reeson Chartea, Leake, Boetim ■ -
Rceaon Fxmociflt Wnuigle, Boston ■
Beeaon George Howard, Frelaton, Boston
Beewn Jacob, Halltoft end, lishtoft, Boston
Beeson John, FrlthvlUe, Slba^
Reeson John, Halltoft end, Fiteston, Boston
Reeson John, SHIpit la. Wyberton, Boston
Beeaon John George^ Fen Lsake, Boston
Beeson Joseph, Fiihtof t, Boston
Beeson Thomaa, Wnngle, Boston <
Reeson WilUamrLererton, Boston
Been John, Delph, Lang -Sotton, Wlsbwh
Reid James Ooxhill, Hull
Bennard Thomaa, Weelabyy Great Qrimsbv^
Reason Allen, Toynton St. Pater's, SpUsby
Berell O. Wfaarp fam, Langhton, Oirfnsbora'
Berell George,- Olayp^ Newark
Reynolds Thomas&Blchard,Aobottm,Linaaln
B«ynaUa John, Donlagton, Unooln . -
BeynoUs John Smith, Oowbit, Spalding
R^nolda Robert, Wildmore, Boston
Beyndds Tbemsa, Bapsl«y, Gnutbam
Bhoades Alfred, Ashby-by-Partn«y, Spilsby
Bhoades Charlesr Frlakney, Boston
Rhoades Oharlea, Strubby, Altoid
Bhoades J'din, Mai«hani-I»-Fen, Boston
Bhoades Joeeph, Huttoft, Alford
Bhoades Joseph, -Welton laa^. Orby, Bpilsby ■
Bhoades Mrs, V. Ashby-bv.Partney, Bpilsby
Bhaades Robert, Comberworth, Alfoid
Bhodea Edward, last Kirhbr. Bpilsby
Biobards Cbas. BeottmciKiitui Undaey B.&0
BicbardsH.8ands^Scatter4CiitonIaday.Ika.O
BicfaaMs John, sea. H^irinsale, Bourn
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Blchards.Wm, Sootier, Kirton Undsey B.B.O1
Richardson Mn. Ann & Son, Cadnay, Brigg
Ricbaidaon Amadoh, Hibaldatow, Kirton
Llndav B.S.0
Richardson Charles, Leake, Boston
Richardson Ohtrk, Fiakeiton, Lincoln
Kichardaon Bdward T.28A, Albeit at. Spalding
Blchardaoii Frantds, Tetney, Great Giinuby
Richardson George, Barrow-«n.Hnmber,UnlI
Richardson George, North Eelaey, Brigg
lUchardaon Geo. Saltfleetby, AU Saints, LonUi
Biohacdson G. Saltfleetby, St. Clement's, Looth
Richardson George Willlam,lTy Gnre house,
Saltfleetby, All Sainta. Lonth
Richardson Henry, Astcrby, Homcastle
Riohardson Henry, Legaby, Market Basen
Richardson Uenqr,Xattenhall Thorpe,Baeton
Bicliardaon Henry, Wood side,Tumby,Bsat
Richardson James, Banmber, Homcastle
Biobardson Mn. Jane, Tumby, Boston
Richardson John, Dogdyke, Beaton
lUchardsan John, East Barkwith, Wragby 1
Richardson John, Saltflaetby,AllSalnts,Lonth
Bicbardson John WBi.T.Kiitan Lindaey B.S.0
Bichanlwn Matthew, East Baikwith, Wragby
Richardson Matthew, Wyberton, Boston
Richardson Robert, Fnlstow, Louth
Richardson Robert, Watham, Gt. Giimsby
Richardson Thomas, Bocknall, Homcastle
Richardson Thomas, Conishotane, GtGrlnisby
Richardson T. Saltfleetby, All Saints, Louth
RichardaoB Thomas, Stow, Lincoln
Bicbardson T. Sewdl, Swlnethorpe, Lincoln
Richardson V.Cfaarity tarm,Canwlck,Linceln
Richardson Wm.Crancs,LongSntton, Wisbech
Richardson WUUam. FrUhville, Sibe«y
Richardson Zsooheus, We. Pinchbeck, Spaldng
RIok Fnnois, Gnat Ponton, Gnntham
Elckells Thomaa, daxtv, Market Basen
Klckett John, Swinesbead, Spalding
Rlckle Jonathan, NetUeton, Caistor
RldaU Wilson, East ThaddMhorpe, Loath
Riddlngton Benj.BUlingborongh.Falklngtaam
Rlddlngton J.P.PoatIand,Ciowlnd.Feterlxm)'
RiddingtooW.F.Foatland,Crowlnd. Peterboro'
Ridge Bdward, Frithvine, abaey
Ridge Henry, Rivulet house, Croft, Wainfleet,
AU Saint* B.S.0
RidgiU Charles, Epworth, Doncaster
Bidington J.Deeping St.James,Mrkt. Deeping
Ridlington Thomas, Cowbit, Spalding
Bigby John B. Oarfaoums, Belton, Doncaster
Riggall MnA. Croft, WainfleetA118aintsB.S.O
BiggaU Arthur StoTin, Finby, Bpilsby
Riggall Edward, Ulceby grange,ulcel^.with-
■ Fordington, .\lford
RlggaU Francis, Burgh-in-the-Manh R.S.0
Riggall F. Frog hall,Dexthorpe,Dalby,Spilsby
Riggall l-Yank, Haokth(»n, Lincoln
Riggall Frank, West rllle, Blbsey
BiggaU Frederick William, The Orange,
Gayton-le-W(-ld, Louth
RlggaU Henry, Friskney, Boston
Riggall Jabes, Great Coates, Ulceby
Riggall John, Friskney, Boston
BiggaU John, South Leasingham, Sleaf ord
RiggaU John, South Somercotes, Gt.Orinisby
BiggaU John Mawer, Dog Kennel farm,
Glentworth, Lincoln
RiggaU John Portas, Radleaa, North Cooker-
ingtoo. Louth
BiggaU John Bobeit, Bntof t. Burgh
BiggaU Mn. Bebecca,Fen,Timbarld.U«ncstl
RigeaUBt.Wm.The Gmnge,Legbouraa,Louth
BiggaU Thomas, Manor ha Mnckton, Louth
RiggaU William, Eau bank. North Somer-
cotes, Great Grimsby
RiggaU WUUam, Thorpe, Trusthorpe, Alford
RiggaU WUllaiB-Oeoigs, Saleby, AUord
Rig«aU WUlows, OrimoUby, Louth
RUay jmok, as- High street, Stamford
Rimingtou John, Fickwortb, FalUngfaam.
IlimmingteDG«otg4,'£pwo(th, Doncaster
Klnmington WUIlami Epworth, Doncaster
Bingham HeuyxNorthorpe, Boom
Bingham John, Baston, Market Deeping
Rippin WUUam, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Bippdngale - Joseph, Monnaqby.by.Spltal,
Market Basen
Blppon Edwin, Gauntlett, Bicker, Spalding
Bippon FeUa, South- Bauoeby, Slaaford
Bippon Fradarick, Holrtiugham, Slaaford
B^pon WiUiam, Boiteo Fedwaidiae, Slaabd
Bippon William, -Soiedington, FaUbngban-
Biidale James, Llttl*Oadton,Lmith .
Bisdate WiUlam, Wltbem, AUord
Boadley George Z. Laughton baU, Langhton.
GaiBSborough
RobbiuB Headiey, Chapel, Alfoid
Robbs John,. Fen, Oedney S.0 - •-
Bobests Mn. Stivhen * James Stnw^aon,
Wood side, Tumby, Boston 1
BebeitB Dairii^ Scrafleld b«.agnfleId,Hmoitl 1
Roberta Msa. Bliah.Wood sideiTnmby.Boston
aoberta Mih Jan«, Jttlsabetbv No Man's
Friend, Baresby, Baston
Roberts Oeargei-Demgate, Hdbench
Roberta George, GozbUL-BsU/ - .
Raberts>Geoni*> Lsnghten, Gatosboionah
Roberts' €leorge, NawbaU, 8talntoD-by>lang-
. worth, -Unwrin
- FAR, 799
Roberta G. Waddh>ghain,KiitanLiMseyR.S.0
Roberta G. Wharton hall, Wharton,OalBsl»itf
Roberte Henry D. Norton Ulanqy. Newark
Roberts John, Somerby, Gnntham
Roberta John, Wood side) Reresby, Boston
Roberts John W. Branches Ia.Fleet,Halbeacb
lioberts Reuben, BuoknaU, Homcastle
Koberts Robt. Wood ia. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Roberts B. jun.WoodU.LongSntton,Wisbech
KobertsS.Grange (ini.OhixbyPluakaiintBostn
Roberts Stephen, WestriUe, Sibaer <
Roberts Thomas, FiithTiUc. Sibs^
Roberts WUUam, Dry Doddington,Gnuitham
Roberts WUUam, Fen, Thorpe-Bt. .Feter,
Wainfleet AU Saints, B.S.0
Roberts WUUam, Manbam-le-Fen, Boston
Roberts WUUam, Noeton, Lincoln
Bobeits WnkNotthorpe, Donb)gton,Sp«ldlng
BobartsW.Waddlngh«m,KirtonLindseyB.6.0
Boberts Wm. We. AcridKe.Barton.on-Hnmber
Robertson Joseph, Spilsby road, HoncasUe
Boblnaon— ,WiUoaghton,KirtaDlindsy.B.&0
Robinson Alfred, Ivy house, Lnsby, Bpilsby
Robinson Bennett Leak, Mnmby, Alford
Robinson Mrs. B. Corenluun SL Mary.Louth
Boblnaon Charles, Fi^tow, Louth
Robinson Charles, Legaby, Market -Rasen
Robinson Charles, Soutli Inga. Sootter,
Kirton Llndsey R.&0
Robinson Mn. Charlotte, Sibeey, Baston
Boblnaon Christopher, Bllsbr, Alfoid
BoUnson Christopher, Huttoft, Alford .
Bobinson Christtqihw, Leake, Bostan
Robinson Daniel, LsTerton, Bostan
Robinson Edward, OoTonham 3t.Mary,LDnth
Bobinson Edward, Quadrlag, Spidding
Robinson Mrs. B. Maieham-le-Fcn, Beaton
Robinson Fnncis, Algarkirk, Bpalding
Robinson Francia, Ashby, Brigg.
Robinson Francis, Keddlngton, Lonth
Robinson F. Vinegar lil. BartouHm-Humber
Bobinson Fma. M. Hagworthingham, Bpilsby
Boblnaon G. Manor farm,EdliuitaniHon>cstl
Robinson George, West Fen, Boston
Roblnaon George E. Moulton OhapaitSpaldtng
Robinson Geoige Thomas, Sibaey, figatoa
Robinson G.Roeecot.HaltonHolegate,SpU8by
Bobinson Heniy, GoxhUl, Hull .
Robinson Isaac, Lissington, Wragby-
Robinson Isaac, North Hylcehnm, Lincoln
Bobinson James, Bioughton, Brigg
Roblnaon Jansea, Manliohapcl, Gt. Grimsby
Bobluson James, The Grange. St. Peter's,
Saltfleetby, Lontli
Robinson Jamas, West Piacliback, Spalding
Bobinson Joel F^ny, Trnsckorpe. Alford
Robinson Joel Finney, Stewtou, Louth -
Roblnaon John, BanowHin-Hurober, iioU
Robinson John, BUsby, AUord
Robinson John, FrithvUle, Sibsey
Robinson John, Goxhili. Hull
Robinson John, Hamond Beck bank,
Surflest, Spalding
Robinson Jc^, High Toynton, Homcastle
Robinson JohB« Knaith . .pwk, ^n**th,
G<dnsborouffh
Robinson John, Liasington, Wngby
Robinson Jolin.Lndfoid Parva,JUrkct Basen
Robinson Joha,Orgarth hUl, TatliweU, Louth
Robinson John, Bwinashead, Spalding
Robinson John, TrastJiorpe, Alford
Robinson John, W«at Barkwith, Wiagby
Robinson John jun. Parsons drove. West
Pioohbeob Spalding
Robinson Jfjiv Needham, Anderby, Alford .
Robinson Jonatlian, Bisegate. Spidding
Robinson J«aBph,Middle Baaan, Market Basen
Boblnaon Joseph, Qnadrlng, Spaldiag -
Robinson Mrs. J. South J^Uingbolma, Ulceby
Bobinson Joseph Elijab, Manby, Loptb
Robinson Josiah, Winto^ngham, Doncaster
Robinson, Mrs. Mary, Sedgebrook, Giantham
Bobinson ^Ulaon, Noitbooates, Gt. Gdmsby
Boblnsoa F«el, Saxby, Uorket Baaen
Bobinson fitohard, Gcbthlll, HqU . , .
Bobinson -Biohard, Laugliton, F^lkingham
Robinson Robert, Chapel, Alfoid
Bobinson Botiert, Sluice roarl, Boston--.
Roblnagn Bo.bert, Swayilskl, Grantham
Robinson Robert, Swindcrby. Liiy^Ia
Bobtttson Baboct, Westyrood side, JBawtiy
Robinson Samuel, Lower FiUiiey, .Spalding
Bobinson ^^v*r*^, Spalding fen. West Pinch*
back, Spohibtg
Roblnaon Mn.eMr.H{ghfleia lu>,R.oxb¥,DDCstr
Ilobinson Simon- M. BargUronrBaln,^utli
Bobinsou.S. Th»^range,.AujU)orpt},>{iii)coltt
Robinson Stephen, Wyberton* Boston
Bobla*an.-Tbi«Das,.Asliby, Bi^gg
Robinson Thomas, Binbrooke, Market £aaen
Kohiosoii Th^masr Ingoldsby, Gnntham
Robinson Thomas, Keadby, Uonca|t^
Roblnaon T. ^^^ntflamJO^^^> Munthy, Alford
Ilobimon,Tho;|aaa,nN«rtb Withain, .Colster-
wortli, Granthass ..:>,/ , ,,
BobittaonThos.SjiltVilby<)>iL(tp,Uudse}'R.aO
RoUasoB 3'homaa, WrMl>9liaWi 0,U 6<imsby
Rnhiuson T. Gmy> £srtU4n<b, Sibmy,,lBoston
Robinson Titus,T*ng'ham uw^umby.Altard
Rsbinson Viooentr West Pinohbeok, Spalding
BpbfaMVB \YlUi*>»> 9ion^iton, Brigg ,
Digitized by VjUUV IC
800 PAR
Parkers— continued.
Bobliisan WUUain, Brandon, Hon^-on-the-
BiU, Qrantbam
BoUnaon William, Coolcao tann. West
Pindibpclc, Spalding
BoUnaon William, Ingii, Bennington, Boeton
Rotainaon Wm. Habletborpe St. Mary, Altord
RoUnaon William, Maltby-le-Xanh, Altord
Bobinaon William, The Hareh grange, Nortli
Somerootea, Onat Grinuby
Robinaon William, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Roblnaon William, Norton Dianey, Nevrarlc
Robinaon Wm. Thorpe, TniBthorpe, Alford
Robinaon William Henry, Aagarby bouae,
Aagarby, Sirilaby
Robinaon Zacharlah, Sibaey, Boaton
Robinaon Zachuiah, Tatterahall road, Boaton
Robaon C. Bell, Cawkwell bonae, Uomcaatle
Robaon Jamea j.P.The Hall, Brackenborongb
Loath
Robaon William, Frithville, Sibaey
Robaon WUllam, FuUetby, Louth
Robaon William, Randall ho.Utterby, Lonth
Robaon William, Weat Fen, Boston
Roden Joaeph, Haxey, Bawtry
Rodgeia Anthony, Morton, Bonm
Rodgera John, Morton, Bourn
Rodgeia Wm. Carlton-le-Moorclanda, Lincoln
Roe Alfred Edward, Thnrlby, Newark
Roe Henry, Swinderby, Lincoln
Roe John, Binnlngton, Boaton
Roe J.Cbapel (arm. North Kykebam, Lincoln
Roe Joaeph, Welton, Lincoln
Roe Mra. Thomaa, Swinderby, Lincoln
Roe William, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Roe William, North Scarle, Newark
Roe William, Tatterahall road, Boaton
Rogers George Maraliall, Thnrlby, Newark
Rf^era John, Fen, Heigbington, Lincoln
Rogers Samnel, Stapleford, Newark
Rogeta WUliam, Ooxbill, HnU
RaUett Arthnr,Scotton,Klrton Lindaey R.S.0
RoUett Oeorge. Coleby heath, Coleby, Lincoln
Rollett Mra. Thomaa, BIyton, Oalnaborough
RoUett Waddey, BUUnghay. Sleatord
Rollett Wadaley, North Kyme, Bleaford
RoUett WlUiam, Southorpe, Eirton
Rolllna John, Fen, Branaton, Lincoln
BoUinaon David Sandall, Aiaby, atantham
Rollinaon W. Sonth Bomercotea, Gt. Grlmaby
BoIIiaon Arthur, Luughton, Falkingham
BoUiaon Henry, Saltfleet, Louth
Rollitt James, Navenby, Grantham
Rook Isaac, Nettleham, Lincoln
Rook Jamea, Walcott (en, Waloott, Lincoln
Rose Fredk.Holbeach St. John'^ H<.lbeacb
Roee George, Snrfleet, Spalding
Rose Henry, Fleet. Holbeoch
Roee Robert, Sutton St. James, Wlabech
Roee Thomaa, Saat Stockwitb, Gainsborough
Roee Thomas, Westwood aide, Bawtry
Rose WUllam, Leake, Boaton
Roalin William Breeton, North (en. Bonm
Boeling Alfred, Moulton Chapel, Spalding
Boeling Charte^ Cowbit, Spalding
RosUng George, Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Reeling Henry, Langtof t, Market Deeping
RoaUng John, Beaton, Market Deeping
Boeling John, Swinsteed, Bonm
Roeling William, Oagodby, Boom
Rosa Dexter, Stubton, Newark
Roaa Dexter John, Fenton, Newark
Roaa George, Stubton, Newark
Rosa John Wm. Brakin, Belton, Doncaater
Roes JohnWm.Cburchtown,Belton,Dancaater
Ross Samuel, Epwortb, Doncaater
Roaa Thomas, Oxcombe honae, HomcasUe
Roeatngton Jamea, Fen, Blankney 8.0
Roaaington Bidiard, Welboom, Grantham
Rougliton Frederick, Frlakney, Boaton
Roughton Henry, Friakney, Boaton
Rougliton Jeremiah, Thurlby, Bourn
Koughton Samuel TbomelOT,Friakney,Boeton
Rons J.GtSouth|HoUand,Wbaplode,8paldlng
Rous N.Gt.SonthUoUand,WhapIoda,8paIdlng
Rouse Jamea, Little Bytbam, Stamf aid
Bouaton George, Can, Qalnaboiongb
Houston George, Reepham, Uncdn
Rooston Wm. Waloott (en, Walcott, Lincoln
Rowberry John, Goxhlll, HuU
Kowbottom Thomaa, Frodinghom, Doncaater
Rowe Abraham, Inga, Donington, Spalding
Rowe Edward, Great Hale, Sleaf ord
Rowe Edward, Holt hUl, 8wiiieahead,Spalding
Rowe Jamea, Qnadring, Spalding
Rowe Joseph, Donington, Bpalding
Rowe Thomas, Hon^-on-the-HIll, Grantham
RoweU B.Maiu>r hoa«ngto(t,MarketDeeping
Rowell Richard, jon. The Hall, Langto(t,
Market Deeping
RoweU William, Whitehonae Holbeach
matib, Holbeach
Rowland Benjamin, Oonntboipe, Stam(ord
Rowland Ben. Holbeadi manh, Holbeach
Rowland John, EastTllle, Boston
Rowland John, Bound ho. Flahtott, Boston
Rowland R. Manor ho. Langton-by-Wragby
Rowland Richard, Tattenhall mod, Boston
Bowie John, North Bomenotea, Ot. Oiimaby
Rowledge'R.AUeilanda,Crowland,Peterbaro
Bowlett wmiam. West Flnchbecl^ Spalding
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Rowley George, North Ranceby, Bleafoid
Rowley John, Kiiton, Boston
Roworth Joseph, Skeldyke, Kirton, Boston
Boworth Joaeph. To(te, Wrangle, Boston
Rowaon Hy. North Bomercotes, Gt, Grlmaby
Bowaon Samuel, Tmatliorpe, .Ufonl
Boyce John, Castle Bytliam, Stamford
Royce Stephen, Gunby, Grantham
Boyw George, Craiae Lonnd, Bawtry
RndUn James, Hanby, Grantham
RudUn James Cecil, Bapperton, Falkingham
Rudkin J.WeatWUIoughby,Ancaater,amtbm
Ruataby James, Fen, Leake, Boaton
Rushby James, Toynton St. Peter's, Bpilaby
Rushby John, Laughterton, Newark
Rusbton David. Northlands, Sibaey, Boston
Rushton Joseph, Stiokney, Boston
Rnahton Samuel. Sibaey, Boston
RusUng Edwin, Wroot, Bawtr}-
Rnaling EUes, Ruckland, Louth
Rnailng Heniy, Epwortli. Doncaater
Rnaling Samuel, Wrtmt, Bawtry
RnaUng William, Wroot, Bawtry
Rnaeeli John, Reveeby bank, Reveeby, Boston
Rnaaell John, Sea end, Bennington, Boston
Rnaeeli Thomas, Fnlstow, Louth
Russell Thomas, Kirton Lindaey R.aO
Rnasell WUliam, Atterby, Kirton IJndaey
Ruston John, BiUinghay, Slenford
Ruatou John, Grange, Hemawell, Kirton
Lindaey B.S.0
RustoD Richard, BilllnghaT, Bleaford
Rutter Edwin, Bratoft, Burgh
Butter George, Th waits baU, Welton-in-the-
marah, Bpilsby
Ratter Henry, Candlesby, Bpilsby
Rutter Joaeph, Hnttoft, Alford
Ratter Joaeph, 6utton-in-the-matah, Alford
Rutter William, Mumby, Alford
Rutter William, Bloothby, Alford
Ryder Thomaa, Low Burnham, Bawtry
Rylatt Joseph, Fen, Metheringham, Lincoln
Bymer John, Toynton St. Peter's, Bpilsby
Salt Jolm, Laughton, Goinaborongh
SandaU John, Langtoft, Market Deeping
BandaU WUliam, Ludford, Market Rawn
Sandenon Benjamin, Sloothby, Alford
Sanderson David, Northcoates, Gt. Grimsby
Sanderson James,, Sloothby, Alford
Sandenon John, Tetford, Homcaatle
Sanderson Jowph, West sLCrowland,Petrboro*
Sanderson Mrs. Martha, Westgate, Belton,
Doucaster
Sanderson Mrs. Mary Jane, Swarby, Bleaford
Sanderson Thomas, Croft, Waintleet All
Saints R.S.0
Sanderson Wm.Beck ho.Wharton.Oalnsbaro'
Sanda Mrs. Harriett A.Fen,Tiraberland,Lncln
Sands John, Kirton Lindaey R.&0
Banda Richard, Dyke, Bonm
Banda Robert, Sonth Hykeham, Lincoln
Sanda William, Blankney &0
Bonds William, Navenby, Grantham
Sansum Mrs. Robert, Cheat, Spalding
Sansuni Thomas, Risegate, Spalding
Scudeaon Mrs. Ann, Cranwell, Sleaford
Bardeaon Charles, Uembleby, Falkingham
Bardeaon Mrs. Fanny, Kirkby Laythorpe, SKrd
Bardeaon George, Haydor, Grantham
Bardeaon Mia. Miaiy Ann, HoweU, Blea{ord
Bardeaon William, Ropelqy, Grantham
Bargeant Furlow, GoxhIU, Hull
Baigeant Thomaa Henry, BIyton
Bargeant Wm. T. (exors. ((), Oainsborongb
Saul Jolm, WainScet St. Mary R.ao
Saul Thoa. P. The Hall, Wrangle, Boston
Saunby Jolm, Usselby, Market Raaen
Bawer George, Seadyke, Kirton, Boston
Sawyer Jn. T. Cam, Wlnterton, Doncaater
Sawyer Joaeph, Holbeach marah, Holbeach
Sawyer Thomas, Binbrooke, Market Raaen
Bawyer William, Wlnterton, Brigg
Saxby Charlea, Nettleham road, IJnooln
Saxton Francis, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Baxton John Thoma8,Bpalding nuuah,Spldng
Baxton WilUam, Risegate, Spalding
Saylea Gervaa, Common Bide,Crowle, Doncatr
6i^l<a John, Common side,Crowle, Doncaater
Bayles John,Crowle grange,Crowle,Doncaster
Bayles Thomaa, Common 8lde,Crowle,Dncster
Scales John, Craiae Lonnd, Bawtry
Scales Thomaa, Craiae Lonnd, Bawtry
ScaleBWUU|un(exorB.o(),Dowaby,FalkIngham
Seaman Charlea, Moor, Coningsl^, Boston
Scamena Thoa. Mabletborpe St. Feter,Alfard
Bcarbrough George, Lincoln Lane farm,
SkelUngthorpe, Lincoln
Bcarborough Jas.Ldg.Basaingth<»pe,Omtbm
Scarborough John, Haven Bank, Beaton
Bcarborough John, Owmby, MaAet Baaen
Scarborough John, Sonth Witluun,Orantham
Scarborough John, Weatby, Grantham
Scarboroogh Jo. Wildmora, Oonlngaby, Boston
Scarborongh WllUam, Hanby, Orantiiam
ScarboronghWUUam, BkeUlngtborpe, Lincoln
Bcarborough Wm.Satton-ln-the-Marah,AIf ord
Bcarbrough James, Fklldngbam
ScatUSe Joaeph, Brant Broaghton, Newark
Boholsy A.aThe Grange, Banmbar, Hmcatle
Sehoiey Jn. Chaa. Great Storton, Homcaatle
Bcholey Thoa. Coraelioa, Baatoft, Ocole
[KELLt's
Scolcy Edwd. Pitt'afans,MtbmgIim.Liiictlii
Bcorre Fredeaick, Swlnhope, Ot. Gritubr
Scorer Horry W. Priory farin,Bi]rtrell, Louth
Scorer William, Sndbnoke, Lincoln
Bcotney John. Hanthocpe, Boom
Scott Francis, Koraingtoo, Romcastle
Scott George, Dales, Timberland, Homcaetle
Scott George, Rnaklngton, Bleaford
Scott George, Winthonie, Bkegness R.S1O
Scott George Gordon. Edenham, Bourn
Scott Gordon, Swinatead, Boom
Scott Henry, Holbeach bank, Holbeach
ScottHy.LuttngtSuttonSt. Edmund !, Witch
Scott John, Coleby. Lincoln
Scott John, Fen. Poiuton, Falklngliaiu
Scott Joseph, Dowdyke, Sutterton, Spaldin?
Scott Samuel, Welllugore, Grantham
Scott Mrs. Saiab,Bevesby bank,Beveaby.SsUi
Scott Thomaa, Hoagham, Grantham
Scott WilUam, Alvingbam, Loath
Scott WlUiam, Hoagham. Grantham
Scott Wm. Lobthorpe, Colaterworth, Gmthm
Scott WUUam, Marton, Gainaborongh
Scott WlUiam, Twyford, Grantham
Scott WilUam, Westwood side, Bavttr
Scrimshaw John, Cloves bridge, Wefi
Tlieddleteartw, Alford
Scrimshaw John, West Theddlethorpe.Alfcni
Scrimshaw Wm. Broadgate, Gedney S.0
Scrimshaw William Roper, Go&nock^te.
Sutton St. Edmund's, Wisbech
ScrimahireMr8.Maiy,West Allington.Gmtln
ScntFham John, Drove end, Wisbech
Scnpham Charles, Thorpe St. Peter. Waio-
fleet All Saints R.S.0
Seogrove WUliam, Llaaington, Wraitby
Searby Henry, Crown farm. Croft, Wainfiwt
AU SalntaR.S.O
Searby John, Croft, Walnfleet All Siintf
R.S.O. ; A Roman bank, Firsby. Spilshy
Searby Robert, Edlington, Homcostle
Seart^ Robert, Oreetham, Homcaatle
Searson Mn. Mary & Bon, Tatterahall, Boetn
Searson Chaa. Roman bank,Long Sttn.Wttidi
SeaiaonFk.MarWood baBolby.Imham.Bonm
Searson George, Button rood, Lntton. Wsich
Searson George, TaUlngton, Stamf oid
Searson Gea B. Church end,Prampt«n.Bcistii
Searson Hy. Seagate, Long Sutton, WUbcch
Searson Henry James, Tatterahall. Boitoii
Searson Jn.Roman banfc,Long Satton,WEbd>
Searson Joseph, Hunter's haTatter9iian,B;ti.
Searson Robert, Osbonmby, Falkingham
Beaton Alford, Gedney biU, Wisbech
Beaton Jabez, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Beaton Samuel, Gedney hiU, Wisbech
Beaton Thomaa, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Seels Henry John, WainHeet ball, Wainieft
St. Mary R.S.0
Belby Thomas & Jolmaon,Epwartta,Donca(Ur
Belby John, Epworth, DoiK^ster
Belby PhUlp, Aiaby, Orantbam
BeUars John Chambers, Eved<m, Sleaford
Sellera Mrs. Ann, Swineahead, Spalding
BeUers Mm. B. Langham row, Mamby.Alfonl
BeUers Richard, Kirton fen, Boston
Semper James, Toynton St. Peter, Spflib;
Bempera Jolm, Hatdwiok, Galnsboraogh
Beneecall Rt. Upton Odd, Upton, Oainsboin'
Bentance Henry, Weatby, Grantham
Sentance John, Great Ponton. Grantham
Sergeant Miaa Aimie, Barrow-on-Hmbr. HuU
Sergeant Mra. George, Stow, Lincoln
Sei^eant Jamea, Uoolton Oliapel, Spalding
Sergeant Joaeph, Thornton Cartis, tlceby
Bei^ant Robwt, Wnwby, Brlgg
Sergeant William, Thornton CdTtls, Ulcehr
Beaaona George, Epworth, Doncaater
BetcheU WUUam, Ferry Comer plot, Bosccie
Betterington John, Reaaby, Stofnton-bT-
Langworth. Lincoln
Beword Thomas, Haddington, Lincoln
Seward WilUam, Mantborpe, Grantliam
Sewards Hy.Manor frm.Sth. Hykeham, Lccb
Sewords Wm. Cbnrch end,Qna<dring,Spa)diflf
Sewards Wm. H. Bnilngbonnigh,FBlkWiaD
Sewell Daniel, Eandyke, Qoadring.Spaldiac
SeweU John,Orange,WinterinBham,Doncastr
Bexty J(An, Stiokney, Boston
Seymour Edward Clark, Sartieet, Bpaldin;
Seymour Joseph, West Keal, SpSlsby
Shaekelton Henry, Sutterton, Spalding
Sluuman George, EdenhamrBonm
Sbarman George, Manor Hotiae fann,Scott>-
tborpe. Bourn
Sharman George^ Woodlanda,Cort>y,Gtaatl>o
Shaman Heniy, Quanockgate, Sntlon (t
Edmanda, Wiabeoh
Sharman John, Whaplode, ^paldlng
Sharman John George, The FoUr, Spaldir;
Sharman M. Bpalding rd. PInefalMck, Spldnr
Sharman Thomaa, Swinatead, Bonm
Sharp Chaa. Holt hUl, Swlneahe^ ^laldiw
Sharp Charles, Weatwood aide, Bawtry
Sharp Edmnnd, Bratott, Borgii
Sharp George, Fen, Booth Kyme, Sleaford
Sharp Grantham,Orane end, Fteteton, Bwton
Sharp Henry, Battarwick, Boston
Sharp Jamea, BUUnghay, Sleaford
Sharp Job, BoottMhorpe, Bonn
Sharp John, lOi Vottntry at Bomcastle
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TlUbES DIRECFOHT.]
Hhftrp John, Grainsby, Great Grimsby
Sharp Jolm, Wilksby, Boston
SharpJ3p]).Klrkby-cum-C^odby,Hrkt.Basea
Sharp Richard, Leake, Boston
Sluu-p Hd. Sandfl, SGotter,KirtonLnd8y.R.S.O
Sharp Kicliaid Thos. Branston, Lincoln
SJiarp Samuel, Swayfleld, Grantham
&harp Thoma», Careby, Stamfonl
SliarpThoa.Kirkby-Gnni-08godby,MrklI{assn
Sharp ThomaA, North Scarle^ Newark
sliarpTho8,Wlthiun brewerv, KirtonFen,Bstn
hliarp William, Five WUlow wath. South
Kyme, Sleaford
Sharp William, Swinderby, Lincoln
Sharp William Robert, The ViUa, Bar Bridge,
Svinesliead, Spalding ; Kirton Fen, Con-
iiigshy, Boston ; & South Kyme» Sleaford
Sharp Wni. T. Swinthorpe, Snellaiid,Wragby
Sbarpe Mrs. Ann, Welby, Grantham
Sharpe Charles, Heckiu^n. Sleaford
Sharpe Mrs. Elizabeth. BAnk.Wigtoft,SpIdng
Shari^e Esram, Cnlstor rood. Market Rasen
Sharpe John. Hoftlet, WIgtoft, Spalding
Sharpe Joeeph, Fiakerton, Lincoln
Sharpe Josepli. Sturton, Lincoln
SImrpc Mrs. Mary Ann, Counthorpe,Stmford
Sharpe Robert, South Kelsey, Caistor
Sharpe William, 2*2 Empringham rd. Stmford
Sharpe William, Great Ponton, Grantham
Sharpe WilJIam, Irby-in-the-Marfih, Burgh
Sharpe Wllllani, Mavis Bnderby, Spilsby
Sharpe William, Sutterton Fen, BoAtou
Siuirpe William Taylor, Baumber, Homcaatle
S!iarpley Coat«, Tlfic Hall, Kelstem, Louth
Sharpley Harry. Limber (Great), XHceby
Slmrpley Isaac, BwweU, Sth. Elkington, Ltli
Sliarpley Isaac, Calcethorpe house, Calce-
thorpe, Louth
Sharpley Mtp. John Booth, The Grange,
Wc«t Torriugton, Wragby
Sliarratt George, South Wlilingbani, Wragby
Shavr Alfred Thonms, Frampton, Bmton
S!)awAnthny,Croft,Wainfleet AnSftlnteR.S.0
Shaw Charles, Helghlngton, Lincoln
SJiaw Charle8, Wlldmore, Boston
.Shaw Francis, Brant Broughton, Newark
S]ia'A'Frederick,EascStockwith,GAinBtKu:ough
Shaw Frederick, Wildmore, BoKton
:>Iiaw George, Tetford, Homcastle
>haw George, Weatwood side, Bawtiy
S)::iw Jolin, Ash farm, Friskney, Beaton
Shaw Jolui, Burgh-in-the-Marah R.S.0
>haw John, FrithvUle, SIbsey
Sjiaw John, Little Steeping, Spilsby
::haw Josepti. Friskney, Boston
Shaw Joseph, Klsegate, Spalding
Sha'rt' Richard, Normanfcon, Grantham
Shaw Robert, Mill Field la. >"rampton, Boston
J^Iiaw Robert, Stcnning, Swiuealical, Spalding
Sliaw R. D. C. The Ivy, Swineshead, Spalding
Siiaw Seaby, Dales, Tattersliall bridge, Boston
St'iaw Spilman, Flixlx>rougli, Dcncaster
Sliaw Tho?. Common, Long Sutton, Wlsbecli
S!iaw W. Guanockgate, Sutton St. Edmunds
Wisbech
S!iaw William, Tumb)', Boston |
Shawl John, Engine bank, Monlton, Spalding ,
Sheiirsmith Abraham, GoxhlU, IIuU
Shear^mith Richard, Saxby All Saints, Hull
Slie;4rfimith Thomas, Goxhill, Hull
S-ioarwood Bros. Brooke hill, Goxhill, Hull
Sliearwood George, Barrow-on-H umber, Hull !
She.irwood Thomas, Wootton, t'lceby
rihelhonm George, Caythorpe, Grantham
hficMing Charles, Eagle Hall, Eagle, Newark
^Shelley Mrs. E. Toynton All Saints, Spilabr
Slielton H. The Grange, West Thorpe, Lincoln
Sliclwn J. North st. Crowland, Pete, borough
She'ton William. Walcot, Falklngham
Shoi)erdflon W. Bird's drove, Surtieet. Spalding
shepheni George, Claxby, Market Rosen i
shepherd George, Whaplode, Spalling |
>^iHphcni John D. jnn. Whaplode, Spalding
S!icpne d W. Eskham, Marshchaiiel, Great
(.t riniaby
Shepherd^n John, Westwood Side, Bawtry
s.-iepponl John, Lang Bennington, Grantham
.^hepiierson James, Swaton, Falkingham
s'lfrlfoume K. Hough -on -the-H ill, Grantham
^i.erriS Jonas Stickford, Boston
Sljcrriff Thomas, East Klrkby, Spilsby
.^iiilcock Robert, South Wlthain, Grantham
Sliiltakcr George, High st. Market Deoping
.stiiltaker Harry, Tongue End, Spalding
fcijiipley George. Epworth, Doncaster
Shipley Jn. Mellwood, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Siiipley John, Mellwood grange, Bpworth,
Doncaster
.Shipley Samuel, Bpworth, Bawtry
rshlpley William, Epworth, X)onca«ter
Shores James, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Sliorea William, Heckdyke, Bawtry
Short John ik Son, Wyberton, Boston
S.'iort WUiiam & Sons, Tatterahall, Boston
Short Alfrpd, South KDlinghoIme, Clceby
Short Robert, Chapel, Alford
Short Thomas, South Klllingholme, TTIoeby
Short William, Aswardby, Spilsby
Shortland John, Marsh, Monlton, Spalding
SIiocVk-iU John, Low road, Spalding
S.'iotbalt John, Uanh, Pinchbeek. Spoiling
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Shotbolt John RobinaoB, Pode hole, We&t
Plnclibeck, Spalding
Shotbolt Samuel Greenham,ThQ Q-range farm,
Donington, Spalding
Shucksmith joeeph, Alvingham, Lontfa
Shuttleworth Rt. & Jas. Kettleham, Lincoln
Shuttleworth Thoa. North Hykeham, Lincoln
Sibcy Samuel, Reepbam, Lincoln
SIbsey Mrs. A. Carlton-lo-Moorland, Newark
Sibsey James, Eagle, Newark
Siddous George, Tealbv, Market Rasen
Sidney Oea Asgarby Hall, Asgarby, Spilsby ;
& IngoldmellH, Burgh R.&O
Silla John, North Kyme, Sleaford
Sills Wra. Castliorpe, Barrowby, Grantham
SUIb William, Tumby, Boston
Silvester Henry, Chwry WlUlnghain, Lincoln
Silvester Henry, Fiskerton, Lincoln
Simcoats Charles, Munby, Alford.
Simmb Henry, Ge<lney hill, Wisbech
Simma James, Gedney hlU, Wisbech
Sirams William, Glentworth, Lincoln
Simon Charles, Low Toynton, Horncastle
Simon Frederick, Goxhill, Hull
Simon William, Goxhill, HuU
SiiAons Edman, HagA^-orthingham, Spilsby
Simons John, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Simons John, Newton-by-Toft, Market Itaaen
Simons Joseph, Minlngsby, Boston
Simons William, East Theddlethorpe, Lonth
Simpson Bartholomew, Lit. Staeping* Spilsby
Simpson David, Goxhill, Hull
Simpson Elijah, Wraugle, Boston
Simpson Francis, Friakney. Boston
Simpson George, Sibsey, Boston
Simpson George, Sloothby, Alford
Simpson George, UsselLy, Market Ra^n
Simpson Henry, F^astviUe, Boston
Simpson Henry, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Simpson H. Twenty lands, Hundleby, Spilsby
Simpson James, New Leake, Eastville, Boston
Simpson John, Trusthorpe, Alford
Simpson Joseph, Algarkirk, Spalding
Simpson J. Fen side, Haltou Holegate, Spilsby
Simpson Mrs. Susannah, Fen, Leake, Boston
Simpson Thomas, Friskncy, Boston
Simimon Thomas, Wrangle, Boston
Simpson William, Friskney, Boston
Slmi»on W. Kelsey Hall, Gt.St«irfng, Spilsby
Sims Jn. Waterloo farm, Waddington, Lincoln
Sindall Hy. Weston Marsh, Weston, Spalding
Sindall John, Cowbit road, Spalding
Sindall Thos. Yarrad, Kulney Hall, Spalding
binderson Jn. & Clias. Skidbrook, Gt.Grimaby
Singleton Mrs. Ellzh. Great Hale. Sleaford
Singleton John, Osboiirnby, Falkingham
Singleton John, Tattershall road. Boston
Singleton J. H. Wildmore. Coningsby, Boston
Singleton Samuel, Tattershall road, Boston
Singleton William, Casthoipc lodge, Barrow-
by, Grantham
singleton William, Harlaxton, Grantham
Sii^mey Mrs. Sarali, DeepLlg St. James, Mar-
ket Deeping
SiHsons & Kirk, Nettleham, Lincoln
Sivell John. Hogsthorpe, Alford
sizer Elam, Chapel, Alford
Skelton Charles, Emt Rirkbv, Spilsby
Skclton Chas. Eleozer, North Kelsey, Brfgg
Skelton Edward D. Sutton bridge, Wisbech
Skelton G. HibaUL'itow. Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Skelton Geo. Hl^h st. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Skelton George, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Skelton Holmes, Mill hill, Scotter, Eirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Skelton John, Low Bnmhain, Bawtry
Skelton John, Westgatc, Beltou, Doncaster
Skelton John T. Fleet, Holbcach
Skelton Jn. T. Marnh, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Skelton John Thos. Sutton bridge, Wisbech
Skelton William, Revee'.n-, Boston
Skepper Joshua, Fiskerton, Lincoln
Skepper Original, Clierry WIllingham,LincoIn
Sketcher Charles, Cowbit, Spalding
Skill William, Gaiintlett, Bicker, Spalling
Skinner Berty Joseph, Wrangle, Boston
Skinner Edward, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Skinner Jonathan, Sutton St, James, Wisbech
Skinner Richard, North Kyme, Sleaford
Skinner Thomas, Billinghay, Sleaford
Skinner T. Lowtleld ho. Kirton Llndaey R.S.0
Skinner Thomas, jnn. Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Skinner William, Billinghay, Sleaford
Skinner William, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Skinner Wm. Scotter. Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Skinner Wm. Scotton, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Skinner William, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Skipworth Fits Henry. Howsham, Brigg
Skipworth George P. South Kelsey, CaJstor
Skipworth Henry, East Barkwlth, Wragby
Skipworth John Henr}-, HowBham, Brigg
Skipworth Lionel, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Skipworth Thomas Lawson, Cadney, Brigg
Sknpham John, Monlton, Spalding
Skupham RobL Hallgate, Moulton, Spalding
Slack Predk. The Grange, Saxilby. Lincoln
Slack Robert, Woodhouse, Belton, Doncaster
Slater John, Fen, Qua'lring, Spalding
Slater Richard J. Avenue, Sibeey, Boeton
Slator Albert, Drove end, Wisbeoh
FAR 801
Slator Henry, Waahi»-ay, W]iaplode, Spalding
Slator Rd. J. Holbeach St. John's, Holbeach
Slator Roland, Drove end, Wisbech
Slator Walter, Drove end, Wisbech
Sleadmnre John, Epworth, Doncaster
Sleaford James, Coningsby, Boston
Sledmore William, Haxey,' Bawtry
Sleight George, Goxhill, HuU
Sleight Henry, Corringluun, Galnsljorongh
Sleight Henry llios. Pilham, Gainsborough
Sleight James, Laughton, Gainsborough
Sleight Jsph. Irby HaU, Whaplode, Spalding
Sleightholme George, Sbeepwaah grange, Oan-
wick, Lincoln
Sleightholme John, Northorpe, Kirton Lind-
sev R.S.0
Slelglitholme WilUam BilUatt, Graylngham,
Kirton Lindsey
Slight Edward, Donington, S^Hvlding
Slight G. Wilsforfl heath, Wilsford, Grantham
Slight William, IngoldmeUs, Burgh B.aO
SUngsby Edmund, North Scarle, Newark
SUngaby Henry, South end, Crowle,Doncaster
Slingsby Peter, Lnddlngtou, Goole
SUngsby Thos. Marsh rd. (>owle, Doncaster
Sly George, jun. The 0 )mmon, Sj al ling
Sly William, Bank, Quadring, Spalding
Smalley .T. Little Humby, Ropsley, Grantliam
SmoUey Robert, Little Steeping, Spilsbv
Smart Mrs. Elizh. Wainfleet St. Mary B.S.0
Smart Mrs. Mary Ann, Ropsley, Grantham
Smeeton SI. D'Ejmcourt haU, Eirton, Boston
Smeeton Samuel, Frampton, Boston
Smeeton W. Fishmere end, S a tter ton, Spalding
Smith F.&H.TheSpa,Braceborough,Stamford
Smith & Ireland, Gregg Hall farm, Nortli
Hykeham, Lincoln
SmithSL & Fredk. Burgh-ln-tlie-Marsh R.S.0
Smith W. & G«onre, Westwood side, Bawtry
Smith Albert A. Kirton End, Kirton, Boston
Smith Allen, Qrainsby, Great Grimsby
Smith AUen, Tetney. Great Grimsby
Smith Mr*. A. Borrow-on-Hnmber.'Hull
Smith Arthur, Fen, Heckington, Sleaford
Smith Benjamin, Aslackby, Falkingham
Smith B. Deeping St. Jamei*, Market Deping
Smith Benjamin, Fen, Anwiok, Sloafonl
Smith Benjamin, Sibsey, Boston
Smith Boys, Chapel, Alford
Smith Bryan, Eaudyke, Quadring, Spai'llng
Smith Bryau.0rby,Burgh-in-thQ-Mftr8hH.S.O
Smith Charles, Gayton-le-Marsh, Alford
Smilh Charles, Gunby, Grantham
Smith Edwanl. Graaby, Caistor
Smith Edward, Horbling, Falkingliom
Smith Edwanl, Hundleby, SpUsby
Smith Edward, Langton -by -Spilsby, SpUsby
Smith E. Monk's house, Bonin rd. Spalding
Smith E, Northgat?,We8tPInchlieck,Spalding
Smith K. F. West Deeping, Markut Deeping
Smith Ernest, Aslackby, Falkingham
Smith F. Deeping St. James, Market Desping
Smith Francis, Xavenby, Grantham
Smith Frederick, South Cockerington, Tx>uth
Smith Geo. Bnrthorp, Swineslit-ad, Spalding
Smith George, Cadney, Brigg
Smith George, Corriughom. Gainsborougli
SmitliG.Kirkby-cum-Os?odhy, Market Rasen
Smith George, Long Bcningtou, Grantham
Smith George, North end, Crowlo, Doncaster
Smith G. Orby, Burgh -in- the -Marah R.g.O
Smith Geo. Sydney. Haydor Idg. Grantham
Smith Geo. Wm. Gllxby manor, Clixby. Caistor
SmithG-.W. Rectory fann.Filliugluuu, Lincoln
Smith Henry, BnrgIi-in-tlie-Mar>;h R.S.0
Smith Henr>% Clcethorpes, Great Grimsby
Smith Henry, Graaby, Caistor
Smith Henry, Su Ibrook, Granttiam
Smith Heno% Sutton St. Jam?s', Wlslwch
Smith Herbert, Friskney, Boston
Smith Isaac, Spanby, Falkingham
Smith James, Covenhani St. Mary, Louth
Smith James, Kirton Holme, Kirton, B wto:i
Smitli James, Ro\\'8ton, Lincoln
Smlih James, WransflR, Boston
Smith .Tames. Yarlx>rough, Loutli
Smith Jeremiah, Weston, Spalding
SmithJ.Brdgatf.SuttonSt. Edmunds, Wisbech
Smith John, Claypole, Newark
Smith John, Croise Louml, Bawtry
Smith John, Denton, 'rranthani
Smith John, East Thetldlethorpe, Louth
Smith John, Fen ends,Long Sutton, Wisbech
Smith John, Luddington, Goolc
Smith John, Spalding marsh, Spalding
Smith John, Swinderby, Lincoln
Smith John Coullwck, Manor farm, Fotlierby
Lonth
Smith J. F.I>6eptngSt.James,MarketDoepiiig
Smith J.H.Dceping St. James, MarketDeeping
Smith J.H. Little Humby.Ropeley.Grantluim
Smith John Joseph, Welby, Grantham
Smith John Lacv, Scotterfleld, Sootter, Kirton
Lindsey B.S.0
Smith John H. (exon. of), Branston, Lincoln
Smith John T. Bank, Oosberton, Spalding
Smith Joseph, BUUngborough, Falkingham
Smith J. BrdgataSuttonSt. Edmunds. Wisbech
Smith Joseph, Fen, Heckington. Sleaford
Smith J, Kill green, Pinchbeck, Spalding
3n ith Matthew O. Waddington, Llnoola
wir.-M-^^i'^
802 FAR
Farmers— oontinned.
Smith BIcfaan), Chapel, Alford
Bmith Richard, Deeping High bank, Deeping
St. Nlcholai, Bpalding
Smith Richwnl, Grimoldby, Lonth
Bmith Rlchatd, West Alllngton, arantham
Bmith Bobert, Bmtoft, Bnreh
Smith B. Deeping feu, Cowbit, Spalding
Bmith Bobert, Deejdng road, SpaMing
Smith Bobert,Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Smith Bobert, Ooeberton, Spalding
Smith B. High bant,CrowUuid,Feterborongh
Smith Bobert, Stickfotd, Boaton
Smith Bobert, Wargate, Goeberton, Spalding
Smith Robert L. Burow-on-Hnmber, Hull
Smith Robert Leonard, Thornton grange,
Thornton Cnrtis, Uloeby
Smith Mn. Sarah, Amcotta, Doncaater
Smith Stephen, liouud. Bourn
Bmith Theophilns, Sonthe; bank, Sntton St.
Bdmnnda, Wlabech
Smith Thomae, Ancaster, Orantham
Smith Thomas, Cbeal, Spalding
Smith Thomas, Cheal, Surlleet, Spalding
Smith T.Derby,Burton-on-Stather,Doncaster
Smith T. Fengate, West Findibeck,Si»lding
Bmith Thomas, Halton Holegatc, Spilsb;
Smith Thomas, Horkstow, Hnll
Smith Thos. Scotter, Kirton Llndaer, B.S.0
Smith Thoe. Sonth Somercotes, at. Orimsby
Smith Thomas, Tallington, Stamford
Smith Mrs. Thomas, Willow lane, Holbeach
Smith Wmiam, Bank, Wlgtott, Spalding
Smith W. Brdgate. Button St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Smith Willlsm, Oonisbolme, Great Orlmsb;
Bmith William, Bagle, Newark
Smith William, Holbeach road, Spalding
Smith William, Keddington, Louth
Bmith William, Leverton, Boston
Smith William, Lnddington, Ooole
Smith W. Mill gm. We. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Smith Wm. Uoor fiirm, Branston, Lincoln
Bmith William, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Smith Wm. Northorpe, Donlngton, Spalding
Smith William, North Kelsey, BWgg
Smith W. Poor's lane, Crawland, Feterboro'
Smith William, Thorndales, Stioknev, Boston
Smith William, Waltham, Oreat Grimsby
Smith W. West end, Bennington, Boston
Smith W. West Fen side, Stiekney, Boston
Smith WiUiam, Whaplode drove, Feterboro'
Smith William John, Klrmington, Uleeby
Smith W. Klrkland, Aisby, Gainsbonrugh
Smith William Thos. Holbeach rd. Spalding
Smith W. T. Deeping St Nicholas, Spalding
Smith Wilson, South Cockeringtou, Louth
Smith Zanhariah, Giainthorpe, Ot. Grimsby
Smithson Albert Lowllelds, Bardn9,LlnooIn
Smithson Charles, Walnlleet St. Maty B.S.0
Smithson Ellis, Corringhom. Galnsbonmgh
Smithson Everitt Kirk Rectory farm, Wd-
ton-Ie-Wold, Louth
Smithson Francis, Corringhom, Gainsboro'
SmithsonJ. Blyton grange,Blyton,Gainsboro'
Smithson John P. North Cockerington,Lonth
Smithson J. Highfld. Heaphom rd.0alnsboro'
Smithson Mis. Langhton, Gainsborough
Smithson William. Blj-ton, Gainsborough
Smithson William, Little Corringham, Gains-
borough it Somerby, Gainsborough
Smithson W.King's lng'8,Corringham,Gnsbro'
Smitlisons Alfred, Tupholme, Lincoln
Smithsons Thomas, Southrey, Lincoln
Sneath C. Fen, Thorpe Tllney, Homcastte
Sneath Frederic Jonn Newton, Bonghton,
Asgarby, Sleaford
Sneath G. River Blde,We.Plnchbeck,Spalding
Sneath John, Fen, Tlmberland, Homcastle
Sneath John, Toft, Bourn
Sneath Thomas, Manthorpe, Bourn
Sneath Thomas Archer, Thurlby, Bouni
Sneath William, Brant BrouKhton, Newark
Snell Elijah Blnomfield, Weston, Spalding
Snell William, Wilsford, Orantham
Snow Charles, Owston, Ba^vtry
Snow George, West Car, Epworth, Doncaster
Snow Henry, Wellingore, Grantham
Snow Richard, Epworth, Doncaster
Snow Sargeantson, Epworth, Doncaster
Snowden Charles, Westwood side, Bawtty
Snowden E. East Stockn-ith, Gainsborongb
Snowden Edwin, Westwood aide, Bawtry
Snowden John, Westwood side, Bawtry
Snowden Solomon, Westwood side, Bawtry
Snushall John, Broadgate. Qodney S.0
Snushall T. W. Fnlvertoft hall, Gedney S.0
Snushall Willlara, Long house. Marsh, Gote
Tydd, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Soulby E.W.OrbT,Bnrgh-ln-the-Marsh R.S.0
Soull^W.W.Orby.Bnrgh-In-the-Mar»hB.B.O
Southern Robert, Langworth grange Coa-
ingsby. Boston
Sowden John, Int^aldmells, Bnx^h B.S.0
Sowerby J. & T. The Hall, Withcalt, Loath
Sowerty Francis, Manor ho. Brighowgate,
<3peat Grimsby
Sowerby George, Messingham, Kirton Lind*
>ey B.S.0
Sowerby Jn. Cujwold hall, Cnxwohl, Calstor
Sowerby John, Messingliam, Kirton Llnilsey
B.8.0
UNGOLNSHIBE.
Sowerby John Ernest, Baelsby, Gt Grimsby
SowerbyThs.Messlnghm.Eirtn.LindaeyB.S.0
Sowerby W. The Hall, Measinghom, Kirton
Lfadfoy B.S.0
SpafTord Oswold, Navenby, Grantham
SpaldingF.Thealby,Bnrton.on-Stather,Dncstr
SparrowW. Lw. ntiunds,Swlneshead, Spalding
Spamnr G. W. D. Gtenthom, Market Rasen
Speechley Henry, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Speechly B.Bllgte.SnttonStEdmnnds,Wsbch
SpeecblyJ.BrdgtSnttn. St Edmunds, Wisbech
Speed John, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Speed Robert, Markby, Alford
Speight Charles, Wyberton, Boston
Spellmon Thomas, Rainsbntt,Eastott,Goole
Spence James, Norton Disney, Newark
Spence J. Rectory eaim,Becklngliam,{s ewark
Spencer J. ^mlti]sonT.&Co.Starton,Lincoln
Spencer A. The Grange, Nettleton, Caistor
Spencer Mrs. EHzo, Cralse Lound, Bawtry
Spencer Franklin, Stnrton, Lincoln
Spencer George, Habrough, Uleeby
Spencer James, Biansby, Lincoln
Spencer Joseph, Fulbeck, Grantham
Spencer Joseph, Habrough. Uleeby
Spencer Mrs. Mary, Gialnthorpe,Gt. Grimsby
Spencer R. Marsh form, Barton-on-Humber
Spencer William, East Halton, Uleeby
Spencer William, West Basen, Market Basen
Spendelow W. Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Lonth
Spendia Rlchd. Fen, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Spendla Wm. Fen, Long Sutton, Wlsliech
SpiUn James O. Welton la. Orby, Spllsby
Spikin T.J.Orby. Burgh-in-the-MalBh B.S.0
Spilman Alexander Altken, Thealby, Buiton-
on-Stather, Doncaster
Spilman George, Alkborongh, Doncaster
Spilman Jn. Prospect ha Alkboroogh.Doncastr
Spilman Bobert B Alkborough, Doncaster
Spilman Thomas, Whitton, Doncaster
Spink John, Morehouse, Sturton, Lincoln
Spink John, Stow, Lincoln
Spinks Jas. Faisonage lane, Tydd St. Morj-,
Wisbech
Spofforth Geo. Thorpe-on-the-HUl, Lincoln
Spooncer J. Sonth Somercotes, Gt. Grimsby
Spratt Edward, Manor house,North Oweisby,
Market Basen
Spratt Joseph, i High street, Homcastle
Spratt Uriah, Greetbam, Homcastle
Spray Bobert, Kirton End, Kirton, Boston
Spriggs John, Sonth Witbam. Grantham
Spurr Anthony, The Hall, Mablethorpe, St.
Mary, Alford
Spurr George, Anderby, Alford
Spurr George, Stnrton, Lincoln
Squire Henry, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Squire W. Knight street, Phiohbeck, Bpalding
Squires John, Gdston, Hough-on-the-HUl,
Grantham
Stafford Edward T. Tallington, Stamford
Staines Charles, North Codcerington, Louth
Stainsby William, Cowbit, Spalding
Stalnton W. Glebe tnn. Legsby, Mrkt. Rosen
Stomp G. T. & B. Tealby, Market Basen
Stomp Geo. Newton-by-Toft, Market Basen
Stomp John, Newton-by-Toft, Market Rown
Stomp Robert, Sandbraeafarm, Moor, Caistor
Stompe Samuel, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Stompar Anntngson, Coate hill. East Halton,
Uloeby
Stamper Mark, Heigfalngton, Lincoln
Standilond Thomas, Ot. Gonerby, Grantham
Standtlng John, Epworth, Doncaster
Stanewell Wm. East Butterwick, Doncaster
Stanger Charles, Stubton, Newark
Stanhope John ic By. Barkstone-Ie- Willows,
Orantham
Stanlland Goo. W. Wyrllle-wlth-Hangerton,
Grantham
Stanlland John, Walkerlth, Gainsborough
Stoniwell Joseph, Carr, Gainsborough
Stanley William, Fen, Quadrlng, Spalding
Stonlilon 1 James, Foston, Grantham
Btanser Wm. B. Moor bonse,Leo, Gainsboro'
Staples H. Manor house, Barholm, Stamford
Staples James, Long hedges, Boston
Staples John, Wildsworth, Gainsborough
Staples Joslah, Navenby, Grantham
Btarbuok Jabes, Guanockgate, Sutton Su
Edmunds, Wisbech
Storbuck John, Guanockgate, Button St.
Edmunds, Wisbech
Storbuck Mark, Guanockgate, Sntton St.
Edmunds, Wisbech
Starkey Benjamin, Low Bnmham, Bawtry
Starkey George, New Holland, Bull
Starkey Thomas, New Holland, Hull
StormerD. AsIiby-cum-Fenby, Gt. Grimsby
Starmer William, Chapel, AUord
Steodmon Wlllliun, Westwood side, Bawtry
Steel WiUIam, Stalnl^, Grantham
Steels J, Wmingham-by-Stow, Gainsborough
Steeper Somnel, Bmttleby, Lincoln
Stennett Anthony, Ewerby, Sleaford & at
BusUnxton
Stennett Elijah, Mareluun-le-Feb, Boston
Stennett Joseph, Fen, Little Hale, Sleaford
Stennett B. Fen, Swaton, FalKingham
Stennett Wm. BUlingborough, FslMngbam
Stephenson Miss Ann, Qonloeby, Homcastle
[kellt's
Stephenson Ciharles, BnsUngton. Seaiord
Stephenson Chrlstopber, East end, .Uf arl
Stephenson Frauds, Boxby, Doncaster
' St^enson Frederick Wm. Owmby. Caiiior
Stephenson George, Normanby-by-Spitai.
Market Basen
Stephenson George W. Pond Home Cann.
Springthorpe, Gainsborough
Stepben^n Henry, Wrangle, Boston
Stephenson Herbert Saxby AU Saints, Hull
Stephenson James, Cotehouaes, Omtoo
Ferry, Bawtry
Stepbenson Mrs. James B. Anderby, Alfonl
Stephenson John, Brothertof t, Saiim
Stephenson John, Langrlville, Boston
Stepbenson John, Oonlceby, HomcaiUe
Steiihemon J. WUdmore, Conlngst?, Bestoo
Stepbenson John T. Whaplode, Spalding
I Stei^enson Joseph, Friskney, Boston
I Stephenson Josliuo, Heaphwn, Gainsbonmgli
i Stepbenson Matthew, Upton, Gainstoiongh
I Stephenson U. Orby,Bniili-in-the-U9h. B.S.0
St^enson Philip, Wrangle, Boston
, St^ihenson Robert, Andert^, Alford
I Stepbenson Bobert, Chapel, Alford
Stephenson W. Fen, Eelghlngton, Lincota
Stephenson William, Althorpe, Ooncaster
Stephenson W. Ealand grange,Crowle,I>ii<3lr
Stenart John, Fleet, Holbeach
Stevens John, North Scarle, Newark
Stevens Thomas, West Theddlethorpe, Lmtli
Stevenson Oharles, Bonm rood, SpoldinK
Stevenson George, Newport. Lincoln
Stevenson John, East Halton, ncebj, t
Bnmham Beeches, Thornton CuitiB,Clcetiy
Stevenson John, Svlnderby, Lincoln
S'evenson Sotomon, Saltfleet, Loath
Stevenson Thomas, Carlby, Stamfaid
Stevenson Thomas, Tburfby, Boom
Stevenson Wm. Harpswell, Kirton Lindie;
Stimpson William, Moulton, Spalding
Stockdale George X. Hnnington. Graotliui
Stockdole B. H. West Alllngton, Granthsm
Stocks Henry, Messingham, Kirton UsdKy
R.S.0
Stocks William, Messlngham, Kirton Liadin
B.S.0
Stoker Hy. Oastlethorpe, Broughton, Brig?
Stokes John, Spridlington, Lincohi
Stone Mrs, C. Toynton All Saints, SpilsbT
: Stone John, Eastoft, Goole
Stone Joseph, Gammon, Bdton, Doncaster
Stone* Allatt, East Thsddletborpe, Louth
Stones Edward, Maltby-le-Marsli, AUord
Stones Oerrase, Belton. Beltof t, Doncaster
Stones Henry, Chapel, Alf otil
I Stones Thomas Bolderson, Swabv, Alfoid
Stones William, Halton Holegate. Spibb;
Stones wnilam. West Theddletiiorpe, AUovi
Stopper George, Tower lone, Boston
Stores James, Sturton, Lincoln
Storey Mrs, W. Belnie, Gosberton, SpsltUng
Storm William. East Butterick, Doncastrr
Storr John, Frithville. SIbaey
Storr John, North Scarle, Newwk
Storr Williom, Halton-le-Moor, Caistor
Storr Wnk North Owersby, Market Basen
, Story John, Braoeboroa^ Stamfmd
' Stothord George, Chapel hill, Boston
Stothard WUltam, Aislnr, Gainsbonogh
Stothard William, Tlmberland. Lincoln
Stovin Cornelius, BInbrooke, Market Sisa
Stovln George, Cliff Welton, Lincoln
Stovin John, Scotton, Kirton Lindsej R.S.0
Stow Charles, jun. Uleeby Tillage
Stow James, Dorrington, linooln
Stow Mrs. Louisa, Swarby, Sleaford
Stow William, Binlngthoipei, Gaiosboioagti
Stowe George, Upton, GouislMnongh
Stowe Jabez W. Corringham grange. Cor-
ringham, Gainsborough
Stowe Richard, Bnskington, Sleaford
Straw T. Ings lane, Kirton Lindsev B.S.0
Strawaon Mrs. Elisabeth, The' Gnatst.
Waltham, Great Grimsby
Strawson George, Somerby, Gainsboroogh
I Strawson Heiuy, Brigaby, Oreat Grinttbj
I Strawson Henry, Upton, Qoiiuboroagh
' Strawson Isaac, Holton-le-CIu, Qt. Oiinut;
Strawson James, Edlington, Bomcaatle
Strawson Jas. Baltham-on-Bain, Homeastk
Strawson James, Hemingby, Romcastle
Strawson Miles, Belchfcnd, Homcastle
Strawson W. H. The Grange, Stickfd. Boeto
I Strawson W.T.Btickford lodge, Stickfrd.Bstn
Street Thomas, XTtterby, Lonth
Strickland Francis, Kbtou Lindsey B&O
Stringer William, Bniinghay, Bleofonl
Stubbs Christopher, West Ashby. Horocutle
Stubbs Henry, Trusthorpe, Alford
Stubbs Mrs, L SaltSeetby St. Glenient. Loctli
Stubbs John, Soltfleet, Lonth
Stubbs J. Saltfleetby, St. Clement, Loufi
Stubbs J. W. GDlwoods, Little Caritaa.Loat!.
Stubbs Robwt, Sutton-tn-the-Manh, Alford
StnbbslThos. Nortli Somercote*. Gt. Otteiil>;
Stubbs Thomas F. SUdbrook, Qt. Qtiartj
Stubbs WOlbun, Alvingliam, Louth
Stubbs Williom, Satton-in-the-Marsh. Mlad
Stubbs Wnson, Bcaloft, Baigh
Btnbley Charles, Sutton St. James, Wislec'i
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
stabler B. VtD hooMt, Bwiaeabead, Spalding
Stabley B. Tta honin, Wlgtott, Spalding
Stabley Heniy, Bonth Fen, Bonm
StnblBy John, Sntton St. Jamea, Wiabech
Stabley John, jon. Pen, Gednej B.0
Stnblsy Joahna, North Kyme, Bleafori
Stable Thomas, Fen honsea, 8wlnenhead.
Spalding
StnUey William, Dalee, BUlinghay, Sleatord
Btnblqr, William, Fen hoaiee, Swlnaahead,
Spalding
Stnbley William, Pinchbeck, Spalding
StnfflnW. Waddlngham,Klrton Undaey B.S.0
Stnfflna Bobert, Flakarton, LInooln
Storm Thomas, BIddbnok, Ot Grimsby
Sngden Jaae]>h, Lonth raad, HomcasUe
Enmner Qeorge, North Baocoby, Sleatotd
Snmnar Mrs. Mary, Sonth Leulngham &c.
Sleatord
Snmner Mn. Sarah, Sonth Leasingham be
Sleatord
Snmner wniiam, Dlgby, Lincoln
Snmpter Edward B. (axon of). Dales,
Tattenliall bridge, Boston
Snndoland Ed\raid, Button Bridge, Wisbech'
Snrfieet Bobert, Brunptoo, OainAorough
Sntton Alfred, Scampton, Lincoln
Sntton Bdmrd Naytor, BrozfaolBie, Lincoln
Sntton Frederic Spridlington, Lincoln
Sntton Joaenh, Uarsbchapel, Qt Orimsby
Sntton Stephen, Minting, Eomcastla
Sntton Thomas, Kirton Bnd, Kliton, Boston
Sntton William, Frampton, Boston
Sntton William, Wintegrlngham, Doocaster
Sntton Wm. Walt. Wlntemgfawn, Doncaiter
Swalv William, GoxhlU, HnU
Swaby Ftaderick, Spridlington, Lincoln
Swaby John (exors. of), Soampton, Lincoln
Swaby Bobart, Hoar, TUitbleby, Homcaatle
Swat^ Bobert, Woodliall Spa, Homcastla
Swaby Bobert Ingram, Scimthorpe, Doncastr
Swaby William, Manbchapal, Ot. Qrinsby
Swain Charles, Leake, Boaton
Swain Charles Fradetlek, Larerton, Boston
Swain John, Benningt<ni, Boston
Swain John, Manor honse. Wrangle, Boston
Swales William, Wmwby, Brigg
Swallow Ben. 147 Ltnooln rd. Homcaatle
Swallow Joseph Bromley, Horkstov, Hull
SwallowT.Northbeck,Scredingtaa,VBlkInghm
Swallow William. Wootton. Ulceby
Swan Edward, Fleet, Holbeach
Swan William, Fleet, Holbeach
Swanaack Joaeph, Langton Bt. Andrew's,
Homcastla
Swash Thomas, Weitgate, Belton, Donoaater
Swells Bichard, Snrfieet, Spalding
Swift Mn. Italy & Charles, Bed honae,
Donington, Spalding
Swift Chas. Birar side. Pinchbeck; Spalding
Swift John, Btattleby, Uttodn
Swinn Oharies, Elsey, Bof^horpe, AUoid
Swlnn William, Glebe farm,Cand]aby,Spilsbr
Sykea Andrew, FrithTille, absey
^kes Benjamin, FrlthTiDe, SUa^'
Sykea Charles, FMthbank, Bostoa
Sykes David, Bast Theddlethorpe, Louth
Sykea Mra, Elliabeth, Oowbridge, Boston
Sykes F. Boltgate house, Eastt^ Goole
Sykes Hastings, FrithTOle, SIbaay
Sykes James, Fen, Boston
Sykes James, Kirton Hohne, Siitoo, Boston
Sykes John, Eastoft. Ooole
Sykes Joeeph, Conishohne, Great Grimsby
tiykea Joeeph, Spridlingtcn, LlncolB
iaykes Thomas, Oarthorpe, Goole
Sykes Thomas, Skirbeck tan, Boston
Sykes Wm. Ashby-cum-Fenby, Gt. Grimsby
Sykea Wm. (exora. of), Hsckthom, Liuccdn
Sylester Adam, Hnndleby, Bpilsby
Sylvester WUliam, Little Steeping, SpOsby
Taoey George, Aahby, Biigs
Tacej Phfllp, Wraghotane, Great Orimaby
Taft DaTid, Fen, Helprlngham, Sleafard
Talbot J. Willingham-by-Stow,Oainsboniagfa
Talbot Bobart, Swinderby, Lincoln
Tandy George, Kdby, Orantiiam
Tandey T. Sonth tt. Crowland,P«terborongh
Tanaley W. East St. Crowland, Peterboroagh
Tatam Charles Henry, Spalding rd. Holbeach
Talam E. J. The HoUks, Monlton, Spalding
Tatam Fredk. W. Harpswell, Kirton Lindsey
TatamH.H.TheHomes,8eaend,Monltn. Biddg
Tatam Thomas, Harpswsll, Kirton Lindsey
Tata Oeotget TattershaU road, Boston
Tate John, North at.Crowiand, Peterboroagh
Tate Tboaiaa, South Wltbam, Gnnthnm
Tateson William, Beasby hall, 6talnt»n-by
I^ngworth, Lincoln
Tayles Qeoige, Flskerton, Lincoln
Taylor Jn. & Son, East Thaddletborpe,Louth
Taylor A Bona, Willingham-by-Stow, GalnS'
borough
Taylor Alfred Haiunr,Stallingborongh,Uloeby
Taylor Mis. Ann, ToyntaoBt.F«ter'^ Bpilsby
faylor Anthony, Biraiingale, Boom
Taylor Oartwilgttt. Wakatt, Lincoln
Taylor Charles. Imham, Bonm
Taylor K. Glenworth, Lincoln
Taylor Edwaid, Saltleetlv Bt Peter's, Louth
Taylor BdmnU Weatifaad side, Bswtiy
UNCOLNSHIRS.
Taylor E(tw«id, Wlgneas gate, Holbeach
Taylor FIcHoltonBeokering, Haltan, Wiagby
TVlor G)aorge, Hall lane, SUckney, Boston
Taylor George, Boxby, Dflneaster
Taylor Gea Dncker, Ciaiae Lonnd, Bawtry
Taylor Henry, Vrangla, Boston
Taylor Jas..Watson, 38b, Albert at Spalding
TaylorJ.Thaalby, Bnrton'«n-Btather,Donoatr
Taylor James Watson ,28b, Albert stSpaldng
Taylor John, Oammerlngham, Lincoln
Taylor John, Cintborpe, Belleau, Alt ord
Taylor John, Dalas, Timberland, Homcaatle
Taylor John, Fen, Holbeach
Taylor John, Fen, West Flnchback, Spalding
Taylor Jn. Green farm,Waddington, Lincoln
Taylor Jn. (exoxs. of ),Holton.le>Hoor,Oa]stor
Taylor John, Humbentone, Great Grimsby
Taylor John, Lamb la. Bennington, Boeton
Taylor John, Little Cawthorpe, Loath
Taylor John Brewftt, Oiaise Lonnd, Bawtry
Taylor John Goorge (tmsteea of), Castle.
thorpe, Bronghton, Brlgg
Taylor John Joseph, Tattershall, Boeton
Taylor Joseph, Fiahtoft, Boston
Taylor Joseph, Holbeach
Taylor Joseph, Metheringham, Lincoln
Taylor Joaepb, Sutton-in-thc-Manh, Alfoid
Taylor King, Decoy, Bkellingtborpe, Lincoln
Taylor Mra. Margt. Tattenhall Thorpe,Bastn
Taylor Overton, Vicarage f rm. WRUigle,Bcstn
Taylor Rlchd. Holltof t end, Frieston, Boston
Taylor Richd. Low fields,Bennington,Boaton
Taylor Biohard, North Kyme, Sleatord
Taylor Bobert, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet
All Saints B. B.0
TaylorBobnan.Crott,Wainat.A118atnta B.ao
TaylorMn,Boaamnd.Newfrm. Nettltn.OaiBtr
Taylor Samuel, Boyalty frm. EastvillcBoatn
Taylor Samnel, West Butterwick, Doncaster
Taylor S. WiUingbam-by.Stow,Gainsborongh
Taylor Thomas, t HomcasUe road, Boston
Taylor Thomas, Scopwtck, LInotto
Taylor TimatbyNeave,Back St. Gainsborough
Taylor Walter, Fonaby house, Oaistor
TaylarWshngbi.Wdton-in.the.manh, SpUsby
Taylor William, Bolton, Doncaster
Taylor William, BnUdn, Belton, Doncaster
Taylor William, Haxey, Bawtry
Taylor Wm. Holbeach St. John's, Holbeach
Tiqrlor William, Long hedgea, Boston
Taykir William, New Bollagbrake, Boeton
Taylor William, Pointon, FalMngham
Taylor William (tmstees of), Saltfleetby St.
Feto'B, Lonth
"Daylor WHllam, Stapeltord, Newark
ntylor William, Bnttoa-in-the-Manh. Alford
TIaylor William, ThorpeKm-the-BiU, Lincoln
Tsyler William, Thuilby, Newark
Taylor William Doasy, Spridlington, Lincoln
Taylor Wm. R. Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Lonth
Teat George Henry, Anoaster, Grantham
Teat wnUam, Ancastcr, Grantham
Tebb Tboanas, Swlneshead, Spalding
Tebutt Bobert, Banmber, Homcaatle
Teer William, Bnrton Goggles, Grantham
Teesdale Kdward, Thnrlby, Alford
Teesdale E. F. Deeping St. Nicholaa,Spaldlng
Teesdale Isaac, Saleby, Alford
Teesdale John, Malt^-ls-Morsh, Alford
Teeadala John. Hcribeaeh
Temperton Jsph. West Butterwick, Doncastr
TempeitoB Mn. Mary, Youstera, West But
terwiclc, Doncaster
Temperton Wm. North end, Crowie, Doncastr
Temperton WilUsm, Westgate,Beltn.Doncstr
Temple Hary Fountain, Snrfleet, Spalding
Temple Somnel, Skirbeck. Boeton
Temple Thomas, Manh, Surfleet, Spalding
Temple TlMnas, Seaend, Moulton, Spalding
Temple Tbea. Whaplode drove,Feterborongh
Temple WOliam, Boston west, Boston
Temple WOUam, Oedney S.0
Tampleman James, Carlty, Btomfotd
Templeman John, Carlby, Stamford
Tenney Joseph, North Kelaey, Brlgg
Terrot Bichwd, Woodball Spa, Homcaatle
Tether John, Bennington, Boston
Thacker John, Saaend, Honlton, Spaldfaig
Ttiscker Robert K Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Thacker ThomM, GoxhUl, Hull
Theaker Joseph Mailey, Wilaford, Grantham
Tbeaker Thomas, Caifaon8es,BeKon,Doncsstr
Thisleton Thonun, Towngate, MarketDeepiig
Thistleton WiUiam, Wrawby, Brigg
Thistlewoode Charles, Brampton, Gainsboro'
Thomas Joseph, Althorpe, Doncaster
Thomas B.Blvcr side, West Pnchbck.Bpaldng
Thomaa William, Biver side. West Pinch-
beck, Spalding
Thompson Mrs. Ann, Frlthville, Sibeej
Thompson Mrs. Catherine, Eandyke Doning-
ton, Spalding
Thompson Charles, Kirton, Boston
Thompson Edward, East Halton, Ulceby
Tbomp8onEdwd.Lawrence,Greatfrd. Stamftd
Thompaon Edwin, Button St. James, Wisbech
Thompson George, Cragga Hill house, Whap-
lode, Spalding
Thompson Geo^ Manh, Sutton, Wisbech
Thompaon Gsoige, Btlokford, Boston
Thompson Oeozga, Swinderby, Unoolu
PAH 8oa
Thompson O. yraih^Mrj'SKiairklri, Spalding
Thompson Henry, Wenstnorpe, Gnatham
l^ompson Isaao, Toritsey, Oalnsbotongh
Thompson Jas. North A:Crowlaad,Paterboni'
Thompaon John, East Keal, Spllsby
Thompaon John, Frlthville, Wtmj
Tbompeon John, Monlton, Spalding
Thompson John W. Honor ha Sibsey.Boston
Thompson Jonathan Storm, Fenton, Mewaik
Thompson JosBph,High Bt.Barton-on-Hnmbr
Thompson Mrs. Lydia Ann,Oediiey hLWsbch
Thompson PhlOip, Stickney, Boston
Thompson Bd.West FOn side, Btlcfcney, Boston
Thompson Bobert, Alvingham, Lonth
Thompson Bobert (exors. of), Sonth Somer-
ootes, Great Grimsby
Thompson Simon, Fleet, Holbeach
Thompson Thomas, BastvlUe, Boston
Thompson Thomas, East Barkwlth, Wragby
Thompaon Thomas,Frlthvil!S Sibsey
Thompson Wm.North st-CrowlandPeterboro"
Thompson Wllllani,Fen,Leake, Boston
Thompson WUliam, Frlthville, Sibsey
Thompaon William, Ingoldsby, Gnutfaam
Thompson WUliam, Grasby, Caistor
Thompson WUliam, Owston, Bawtry
Thompson W. J.Cravford ho.Crwlnd.Peftrl>ro'
Thompson W.J. WestAcridgetBarton^m-Hmbr
Thoriby TheopoUs, Helprlngham, Sleaford
Thorll^ WUliam, Helprlngham, Sleatord
ThomaUey Abram.Bnrgh-in.the-Manb R.S.0
Thomalley Chrlstr.Burgh-ln-the-Mareh R.B.0
Thcmdike John, Bloothbv, Alford
Thomdlke Thomaa, SlooUiby, Alford
Thoradike WlUfaun C. Hannah, Alford
Thomdyke James, Bcdthem, Lincoln
ThorahiU John, Dolla bank, Fleet, Holbeadi
Thomley Joeeph. Church end,Fiamptn.Boetlr
Thornton Gregory, Ealand, Crowie, Doncaster
Thornton John, Amcotts, Doncaster
Thorold James, Toft, Boom
Thorp Francis, Wood Enderby, Boeton
Thorp Isaac, Kirton Holme. Boston
Thorp WiUiam, Algarkirk, Spalding
Thorpe John & Ralph Alfred, Nocton,I.lncln>
Thorpe C. Tydd goto, Tidd Bt. Mary, Wisbch
Thorpe Christopher, Atterby, Klrton,LlndBey
Thorpe Christopher, North Scarie, Newark
Thorpe Riehard WeUs, Thotesthorpe cottage,
Thorasthorpe, Alford
Thorpe Robert, LongrivUle, Beaton
Thorpe Thomas, Bwerby, Sleatord
Thorpe Wm. Bootlond, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Thraves Mattfa. Birkholme, Corby, Grantham -
Thnrlby Mrs. Emma, Tallington, Stamford
Thnrlby Henr7,Heath,North Ranoeby,Sleafrd
Thnrll^ Jesse, The HaU, Fenton,Newark
Thnrlby John, The HaU, Baston, Market
Deeping
Thnrlby Jn. CtanweU Idg.Cranwell, Sleaford
Thurlby Jn. Frieston, Caythorpe, Grantham
Thnrlby J. Cfflngtn. Wd. frm. Ufflngtn. Btamfrd
Tidd Robert, Bkeldyke, Kirton, Boaton
Till Enoe, Eastoft, Goole
TiU John, Eastoft, Goole
Till Moses, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
IHU Thomas, Padmore, Eastoft, Ooole
'nil WUliam, Eastoft, Ooole
Tillaon Alfred, Bicker, Spalding
TllaonAlfied,Harsb, Drove end, Wisbech'
Tilson Henry, Seabank, Bennington, Boaton
Tlmaon Joseph, Honlnigton, Homcaatle
Tlndol Jn. Mee8ingham,Kirton Lind8eyB.S.O
TindoU WUliam. The Orange, Haxw, Bawtry
TlndaU W.jnn.Bycroft,Morton-by.Gainsbara'
TIndall Wm. Jan. Westwood side, Bawtr;
Tingle William, Domgste, Holbeach
Tingle WiUiam, Oedney, S.0
Tinlder Joseph, Denton, Grantliam
Tlnlqr Charles, South Hykeham, Lincoln
TinleyGeo. White,ThePoplan, Bouthpey.LncUi
Tlnslqr Chas. Holbeach St. John's, fifolbeach
Tinaley Henry Cde, Hum hall, Holbeach
Tlnaley Joseph, Penny hUl, Holbeach
Tinsl^y WUliam, Fen, Holbeach
Tlnalv WaUam, Holbeach drove, Holbeoch
Tlnatey Wm. Jun. Holbeach marsh, Holbeach
Tlpler D. River side. West Pinchbeck,Spiding
Tipler Frederick, Sntterton, Bpelding
Tlpler Thomas, Klrkby Underwood, Bonm
Took Thomas, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Todd Alfred, Honeypot, Twyford, Grantham
Todd Mrs. ElisabeUi, Botteaford, Brigg
Todd George, Tattenhall, Boeton
Todd Henry,Marebam-on-the-HlIl,Homcastle-
Todd Jeaae, Fen, Dnnston, Lincoln
Todd Mis. John, Quadring, Spalding
Todd R.Campney lank, BncknaU, Homcastle
Todd Richard, Colsterworth, Grantham
Todd Richd. Scotgrove ho. Bardney, Lincoln
Todd Richard, TattershaU rood. Boston
Todd Samuel Campion, Cheal, Spalding
Todd Thomas, inn. Risegate, Siwldlng
Todd William, Fleet, Holbeach
Todd WUliam, LesJte, Boston
Todd WUliam, Bomerby. Grantham
TodkUl Joseph, CentttJ Wingland, Wisbech
Tointon James, 140 Winsover rood. Spalding
Tombleson James Bennett Westlleld, Barton-
on-Humber
TomblesonJ. Northlnds.hoiWlnterton,Dncstr
Digriizel^IlI. Sl^^l^'^
804 FAR
UNCOLNSHIBE.
fRtLLT'S
FAHWirm nnnanoed.
Tombleeoo John, Wootton, Dlceby
Tombleaon Tbomu Bunw-on-Hnmber, Hull
Tomblean W.The Gisng^ Barton-on-Hombr
Tomllnnn Altnd, BUUnglUT, Stoafoid
TomUnson Alfred, North Rmnoeby, Slaaford
TomllmOD Alfred, Swallow, Caistor
'ComUlttOO A.(ezon. ofJ,BlTthorpe,Viilknghm
TomUnson Bruce, Angarby, Sleaford ; & at
Kirkliy Laythorpe
Twcolinson Cliarles, Moor, Caistor
Tomlluson Emstuus, Uelprlngrhani, Sleaford
Tomlinran Felix, Thorpe Ijatimer, HelprinR-
ham, Sleafonl
TomUnsonF.J.Surfieetbrdg. Finchbeck,Bpldg
Tomlinson James, Bisegate, Spalding
TomllDson Jamsi, Bnrfleet, Spalding
TomUnson Samnal, Bronghton, Brigg
TomUnson aSnifleet rd, Finchbeck,Sp«lding
TomUnson William, Venton, Newark
TomUnson Wm.Middle Bosen, Uarket Baaen
Tong Mn. Ann, Timberland, Homcastle
Tong Qeotge, Wnwby, Brigg
TongW.CTheMaated ho.Kirtn.Llndsj.B.S.0
Tonge John, Stregglethorpe, Newark
Toob WQliam, Potter Hanworth, LincAln
Tootar J<din, AlgarUrk, Spalding
Toptaam Charles, Doddlogton, Lincoln
Toplis Oeorge, liuigton Briars, Langton-by-
Wtagby, Wragby
Toplis George, jun. Langton Briars, Langton-
by-Wiagl^, Wragby
Topliss Croft, Fiskerton, Lincoln
ToplisB William, Great Ponton, Grantham
Topps John, Plckworth, Falklngham
Torn J. S. WilUngham-by-Stow, Gainsboro'
Tom William, Hatton, Wragby
Torr Clark, Bpworth, Doncaster
Torr EUjali, Bpworth, Doncaster
Torr John, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
Torry John. BecUngham, Newark
Toule David, Haidwick, Gainsborough
Tonle Jonathan, Hardwlck, Galnsborongh
Towers Joseph, Sedgebrook, Grantham
Towers WilUam, Harlaxton, Grantham
Towler John Bland, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Townend John, The Common, North Somer-
cotes, Great Grimsby
Townend Thomas, Marshcliapel, Gt Giimsby
Townsend Benty, Lisslngton, Wragby
Townsend Mn, Maria, Salmonby, Uorncastle
Townsend T.H.Derrythorpe, Althorpe,DncBtr
Toynbee Aaron, Nortli Kyme, Sleaford
To}-ne William, Frlskney, Bcstou
Toynton Joseph, Leake, Boston
TraSord Mis.EIizh.& Wm. Wildmore, Boston
TraSord G. C. & T. Heath, Coleby, Unooln
Trafford Anthony, Wildmore, Boston
Trafford Anthony, Woodside, Bevesby.Boeton
Trafford Charles, Manby, Louth
Traffopl Christopher, Gouloeby, Homcastle
Trafford Vrederick, Addlethorpe,BurghK.8.0
Trafford George, North Kelsey, Bri^g
Trafford John, Belchford, Homcastle
Trafford John, Bcamblesby, Horncostle
TraffordMra. M. H i halilstw. Krtn. Lndsy, R. B.0
Trafford Beuben, Ashby, Brigg
Trafford Richard, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Trafford Toft Wolke, Snitterbr, Kirton
Lindsey B.S.0
Trafford W.Uibaldstow Kirton Lindsey R. a 0
Traver Major, Greetham, Homcastle
TnTM David, Ranby, Wragby
Travis Alfred, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Travis Arthur, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Travis Arth.Thc Old hal],BagEnderby,Alfard
Travis John.Kedbourne.i^irtonLiudsey R.3.0
Travis Willion), Owston, Bawtry
Tread^old H.MarBton,Gnuitham& atHoughm
Trevitt George, Helpringham, Sleaford
Trevor Henry, Cwlney, Brigg
Trevor Tom, Ingham, Lincoln
Trimingham Elijah, Goxhill, Hull
Trimingham Gervaae, Wroot, Bawtry
Trlmlngham Joseph, Oojthill, Hull
Trimmlngham Joseph, Messingham, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
Tripp William, South Ferriby, Hnll
TrippH WilUam, Bonby, Barton-on-Humber
Trolley Henry, Tetrord, Homcastle
Trollope William, Fulletby, Horncostle
Trolove John Shaw, Ketsb}-, Alf otd
Troves Etlward, Eagle, Newark
Tmeblood Moses, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Trueman Frederick, Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Traman Jonatlian, West street, Crowlaiid,
Peterborongh
TryonManasseh J. We. Deeping.MarketDeepng
Tucker Frederick, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Tnnnard Bartholomew Jn. Frampton, Boston
Tnnnord Charles, Welbonm, Grantham
Tnnnard Joseph, Skeldyke, Kh-ton, Boston
Tnnnard Bobert, Bucklegate, Kirton, Boston
Tuplin Mrs. John, Great Coatee, Ulceby
Turgoose John (trustees of), Leake,Boston
Turgoose WiUiam, Fenton, Newark
TumbnU Jonathan, Moulton Chapel, Spaldng
Turner Mrs. Catherine, Dunston, Uncolu
Turner David, Wilksby, Boston
Turner Edwd. Fen, West Pinchbeck, Spaldng
Turner Edmund, Holton-le-Clay,at. Grinnby
TnnMr Ftanois, East Halton, Uloeby
Tomer Geoqpe, Onxhill, HnU
Tnnier George, Boltfleetby, St. Peter's.Lonth
Tnmer John, Orange, Vloeby Villa||«; ft
GozUll, HnU
Tnmer Benben, Holywell, Stamford
Turner Samuel, Harpewell, Kirton Lindsey
Tnmer Thomas, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet
All Saints B.S.0
Tumer Thomas, Waddingham, Kirton Lind-
sey B.S.0
Tumer William, Bardney, Lincoln
Tumer William, Dunston, Unooln
Tumer William, East Lound, Bawtry
Tnmer William, Goxhill, HuU
Tumer William, Thomton Curtis, L'lceby
Tumer WilUam, Wrawby, Brigg
Tumor Christopher. Abbey £arm, Stixwonld,
Homcastle
Turton Edward J. Horkston, HuU
Tustin Henry, Norton Disney, Newark
TweU George, Common, Moulton, Spalding
TweU Bobert, Seaend, Monlton, Spalding
TweU Thomas, MiUbank, Fleet, Holbeach
TweUs Henry, Marsh, Surfleet, Spalding
TweUs John, BUIinghay, Sleaford
TweUs Richard, Bnrfleet, Spalding
TvreUs Thomaa, BUIinghay, Sleaford
Twidale Wm.d[jBph. We«itButterviick,Doncstr
Twidale George, Harmston, Lincoln
Twidale James, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Twidale John, West Thorpe, Lincoln
TwidaleSleightholme,We8tThorpe,Gainsboro'
Twidale WiUiam, Scampton. Lincoln
Twigg Charles b WiUiam, Anthorpe, Unooln
Twigg Charles, Tealby, Market Rosen
Twlgg Charies Thomas, Legbourae, Louth
Twigg John. Northorpe, Donington,Spalding
TyeFrancis, NawbaU, Stalnton-by-Laingworth,
LinooUi
Tye wmiam, BulUngton. Wragby
T^re WUUam, Newball, Stainton-by-Long-
worth, Lincoln
Tyler Mrs. Ann, Walcott fen, Lincoln
Tyler James, Dales, Walcott, Boston
Tyler James, Marsh, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Tyler John, SkiUington, Colsterworth
Tyler Richard, WUdmore, Coningsby, Boston
l^ler William, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Tyler WUUam, Northorpe, Thorlby, Bourn
T.vrreU WiUiam, Cowbit, Spalding
Tyson George, East Theddlethorpe, Louth
Tyson George, Yarborongh, Louth
Tyson Henry, Ludford, Market Rosen
Tyson Ishmael, Gayton-le-Muab, Alford
Tyson John, Kexby, Gainsborough
Ufton John, Sibsoy, Boston
Ullyat Charles, Fen, Metherlngham, Linooln
Ulyatt Thomas,Fen,WestPinchbeck,Bpaldlng
Uppleby Wm.Hy. Bonby, Barton*on-HQmber
Upaall John, Kirkby-on-Bain, Homcastle
UpsaU Richard, Butterwick, Boston
Upsall WilUam, Butterwick, Boston
UpsaU Wm. Whiteloof liaU, Freiston, Boston
Upton Benjamin George, Raithby. Lonth
Upton Mrs.Hy.River side. Pinchbeck, Spaldng
Upton Samnel, Kirton fen, Boston
ViTy John, Saxilby, Lincoln
Usher AlfredH. Field house, Wick6nby,Wrgby
Utting Joseph, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Vamidew Timothy, Grimoldby, Louth
VanseWm.Measingham,KlrtanLin<l8ey B.S.0
Veall Young, Gnnby, Spllsby
Vear George, HaltluunKin-Bain, Homcastle
Veesey George, Bassingham, Lincoln
Vergette GeaO.Towngate ho.MarketDeeplng
Vessey John Henry, Thorpe St Peter, Wain-
fleetAU Saints R.&0 ; & at Wdton-le-wold,
Louth
Vessey WilUam, StulUngborough, Ulceby
VeuhUi John, Raventhorpe,Ai>pleby,Doncastr
Vicken Charles, Marshehapel, GreattGrlmsby
Vickers Frederick, Monlton Chapel, Spalding
Vicken George, Kexby, Gainsborongh
Vicken Oeorge, Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Louth
Vicken George S. Dnnholme, lilncoln
Vicken Henry, Moulton, Spalding
Vicken John, Nettleham, Lincoln
Vicken Mrs. Mary, Nettleham, Lincoln
Vicken Robert, Claypole, Newark
Vicken Thomas Henry, Cowbit, Spalding
Vicken Trimlngham, Messingham, Kirton
Lindsey H.aO
Vickers Wilham, Dry Doddlngton, Grantham
Vickers Willinm, Monlton, Spalding
Vickers William, Nettleham, Lincoln
Vicken William Jn. Marsh, Monlton, Spalding
Vicken William Myall, Moulton. Spnldlng
Vincent John, Boston rood, Holbeach
Vincent Thomas, Harlaxton, Gnuitham
Vines John, FrithviUe, Sibsey
Vinter Charles, Coningsby, Boston
Vluter Henry, Great Beats,Conlngsby,Baston
Vinter Jacob, WUdmore, Coningsby, Boston
Vinter Jamea. WUdmore, Coningsby, Boston
Vinter Thomas, Wood Knderby, Boston
Vinten WUUam, Fishtoft, Boston
Vintner Porter, Quadring, Spalding
Voce Edward, Btroxton, Grantham
Waby WiUiam, Ruskington, Sleaford
Waddingham Isaac, Sutterton, Spalding
Waddingham John, Winterton. Doncaster
Waddln^iam Thoma* John, Greengate, Bar-
ton-on-Homber
Waddlntfiom WiUiam, New HoUand. Hull
WaddlnghamWm. Field ha 8oathFeniby,HnU
Waddingtoa Edwd. Eagle Hall.Eagle,Llnooln
Waddington Edward, Swinderby, Lincoln
Waddlngton John, Anwlck, Sleaford
Waddington Joseph, Sonth Kyme, Sleaford
Waddington Ricbd.aSkiUingt«n.Co!starwrth
Wade Olciaop, Skirbeck qoarter. Boston
Wade Isaao, Nortbonw, Tborlby, Bonra
Wade John, Booth Fan, Boom
Wade WUlliun, SootUethonie. Bourn
Wade Wm.Btepnall,Toyntan Bt. Peter, Spilsby
WadeaonJaa,W.Delamore,Lang8otton,Wsbch
Wadaley Locos, Botterton Fen, Boston
Wadsley Mn. Naomi, Swaton, FoUdnghom
Wadsley WUliam, Fen, Frampton, Boston
Wadsley William B. Dunsby, Bourn
Wadsworth Charles, Claypole, Newark
Wagstafl George, Algarldrk, Spalding
Wagstaffe Samuel, Bassingham, Newark
Woinmon Wm. Chnrcb st. CTowla, IXmcaster
Walnwrlght Thomas, Somerby.Gainsborongh
Walt WilUam, Bicker, Spoldluc
Waite David Parrinder, Washway. Holbeach
Waite Edmund Brown, Sibsey, Boston
WaiteEdmnndP.Washvray,Wba)dode,Spldin;
Waite Edward. FrithvlU^ Sibsey
Waite George, Fotherby, LontJi
Waite Jabei, Hnttoft, Alford
Waite John, Button, Wisbeoh
Waite Joseph, Friakney, Boston
Waite Robert, Crosby, Doncaster
Waite Robt. Neaphooae, Onnboase,Donca->ter
Waite 8amnel,Looaegatard.Houlton,Spaldinir
Waite Thomas, Sloothby, Alfoid
Waite Thomas, Totts, Wrangle, Boston
Waite Wm. Croft, Wainfleet AU Saints R.S.n
Wakefield David, Eon house, Sootter, Kirton
Lindsey R.B.0
Wakefield Edward, Haooonby, Boom'
Wakefield George, Scallow farm, Messingham.
Kirton Lindsey B.B.0
Wakefield George, North Witham, Colster-
worth, Grantham ; & at Twvford,Grantl:ui
Wakefield John, Beesby, Alford
Wakefield Rlchaid, Messingham, Kirton
Lindsey B.S.0
Wakefield Bobert, Maltby-le-Manh, Alfor.1
Wakefield Thomas, Messingham, Kirton
Undsey B.S.0
Wakefield WUliam, Cazr, Gainsborongh
Wakefield William, Midvllle, Boston
Walden WiUiam, Fleet, Holbeach
Wales Henry, Beltoft, Belton, Doncaster
Wales William, WoodhaU Spa, HomcasUe
Walker & Allen, Sandtoft, Belton, Doncastr r
WaUcer George Miller, The Beeches, Sutton
Bridge, Wisbech
Walker Mrs. Mary d:Gearge,Bonby,Barton-<:u-
Humber
Walker Mn. Ann, Hatton, Wragby
Walker Ben jamln , West end. From pton , Boatt .11
Walker Charles, Holbeach manh, Holbeach
Walker David, Washingborongh, Lincoln
Walker Dndding, Field honse, Saxby A:!
Saints, HuU
Walker Edmund, Sonth Kelsey, Caistor
Walker George, Bigby, Brigg
Walker George, WestviUe, Sibsey
Walker Harry, Hundleby, Spilsby
Walker Henry, East Theddlethorpe, Lrmtli
Walker Henry Grainsby, Great Grimsliy
Walker Henry, Langton-by-SpUsby, Spilsliv
Walker Henry Gask, Bellean, Alford
Walker Jabes, West Theddlethorpe, Loutli
Walker Jaoob, Horslngton, Homcastle
Walker James, Amcotts, Doncaster
Walker James, West end, Frampton, Bosttiri
Walker John, Bigby, Brigg
Walker John, Bucknall, Homcastle
Walker John, High Street liouse,Bnrgh-npoii.
Bain, Louth
Walker John, WUIoughby, Alford
Walker John Netleahip, Haxey, Bawtry
Walker Jonathn.WaUow,Salmonby,Horncst:.>
Walker Joseph, Bottesford, Brigg
Walker Leodbam, Winterton, Doncaster
Walker Bobert, Aylesby manor, Gt Grim^liv
Walker Bobert, Sonth Ferriby, HnU
Walker Samnel, Eost Theddlethorpe, Umtii
Walker Mrs. Tbomao, Worloby, Brigy
Walker Vicken, West Theddlethoipe. Alfor.1
Walker WiUiam, Bronghton, Brigg
Walker WUliam, Dunhtdme, Lincoln
Walker WUliam, Ginby Grange, Lontli
Walkington Albert, Manhchopel, Ot.Glimsl i
Walkington Edwin, Ulvlnghain, Louth
Wallace Charles, Torksey, Gainsborongh
Waller Henry, Manby, Louth
Waller Jn. Croft, Wainfleet AU Sainto R.»> (I
Waller Lnke, Frlskney, Boston '
WaUer Mrs. Mary, WoodhaU, Homcastle
Waller Thomas, Low Toynton, Hoiiicaat]«
WaUlng irrands, Langtoft, Moitet Deeping
WolUs George, Botgh-on-Bain, Louth
Wallis Grantliam, Wdlon-le-Wold, Lontli
Wallis Mn. Mary, Bnr0i-upon-Baln. Lnutli
WaUs John, Winthorpe, Skegneaa R.&0
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRADES DIRECTURY.]
Walpole Jouph, Dyke, Bonn
Walsham James, Bniadgate, GteAnej S.O.
WaJshoin Jeremiah, Dyke, Gedney S.O.
Walter & Hecaman, Ashby, Homcastle
Walter AUred, 6t. Sturton, Homcoatle
Walter Jamee, Old Hall (arm,Hatt<m, Wragby
Walter John, Ot. Etorton, Homcaatle ; A at
Edlington
Walter John, Hatton, Wragby,
Walter John, Thimbleby, Homcastle
WalterJ>ph.Bansy vralk,Bdlingtou,Honic>tle
Walter Joaeph, The Elroa, FnUetby.Homostle
Walter Richard, Bdlington house, Homcastle
Walter Bobert, Vale boiue, Middle Thorpe,
West Aahby, Honicaetle
Walter Bamnel, Waddington, Lincoln
Walter Thomas Jaoob, Swaby, Alford
Walter William, Manor honae, FuUetby.Looth
Walter WiUlam, Moant Pleasant, Hagworth-
ingham, Spilsby
Walter William, Thimbleby, Homcastle
Walter William Heniy, Ooulceby, Homcastle
Waltham Dayld, Cterk's hill, Gedney S.O.
WalthamOreen,Yew tree ho.Pnchbck. Siddng
Waltliam Qnen, Tongue end, Spalding
Waltham Oraenbam, Pinchbeck id. Bpnlding
Waltliam J<^u,Meer booth, Langrl villa, Bostn
Waltham Joseph, The Common, Spalding
Waltbam Jos^ib, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Waltham Bobert, Fen, West Pindibk.8paldng
Waltham Bobert, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Walton John, Harrowby, Grantham
Walton John, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Walton WlUlam, Beeaby, Oreat Orimsby
Wanty Bdwin, Fen, Fleet, Holbeach
Want Edwani, Old Haws, Wrangle, Beaton
Ward Eilwd. Orby, Bargh-in-the-ManbB.8.0
Ward Fntnk, Sctunblesby, Homcaatle
Ward Fred, Qoarrington, Sleafoid
Ward Frederick, Kirkby Laythorpe, Sleaford
Ward George, Bpworth, Doncaster
Ward George, Fen, Frampton, Boston
Ward George, Helprlngbam, Sleaford
Ward George, Holbeach marsh, Holbeacli
Ward George, North Scarle, Newark
Ward George, SaltHeetby St. Peter's, Loath
Wanl George, Walcot, Falkingham
Ward George Bdwin,Manh, Lntton, Wisbech
Waid Hany, Band, Wragby
Ward James, Burton Peilwardine, Sleaford
Waid Jamas, Fen, Bianst u, Lincoln
Ward Jas.HsU farm, Korth Hykehain.Lincln
Wor.l James, Soomblesby, Homcastle
Ward James, Toynton All Saints, Spilsby
Ward John, Stainby lo. Stolnby, Grantham
Ward John, Sadbrook, Grantham
Ward John, Sutton St. James. Wisliech
Wanl Jonathan, Algarkirk Ken, Boston
Ward Jonn.Kx Hondredd, Heckington.Slefrd
Ward Jonathan, Tongue end, Spalding
WardJonn.(exore. of).Moalton Ubapel,Spldng
Ward Joseph, Algarkirk I'en, Boston
Ward Joaeph, Cumberworth, Alford
Ward Jceeph, Leadenhall marsh, Holbeach
Wanl Jos^, Ontgate, Leverton, Boston
Wanl Joseph, South Beaton, Lonth
Wanl Joseph James, Friskney, Boston
WanUsph.W.Fothertnghm.ho.Uarsli,Rolbcb
Ward Luke, Dogdyke, Boston
Ward Luke, Great Rale, Sleaford
Word Mra. Mary Ann, Fen houses, Swines-
heiul. Spalding
Ward Ittohaid, Algarkirk Fen, Boston
Ward Bichard, Cranmore lodge, Deeping St.
James, Market Deeping
Word Bohd. High bnk. Crowtand, Petorboro'
Ward Samuel, Cumberworth, Alfoid
Ward Thomas, Baumber, Homcastle
Ward Thomas, Carrington, Boston
Ward Thomas, Holbeach road, Spalding
Ward Thomas, West Tille, Sibsey
Ward William, Castle Bythom, Stamford
Wnnl William, Cumberworth, Alford
Wanl William, Drove, Quorlring, Spalding
Ward William, Hatton, Wnvgby
Wiird William, Sihsev, Boston
Warl William, Swinsteod, Bourn
Ward William, Wortdington, Lincoln
Wanl William, jnn. Rephnm, Lincoln
Wanl William Hnbbleday, Carrington, Bostn
Ward William Robfaleday, The Grange,
Tlinmton-le-Fen, Boston
Ware George, Morshchapel, Great Grimsby
Ware James, Marshohapel, Great Grimsby
Warren Wa)t.T.Wlldmore, Conlngsby.Boeton
Wanener Wm. Church end. Freiston, Boston
Warrcner William Jn. Skellingthorpe, Llncln
Warrlnde* Mrs. Bllzh. Martin moor.Homcstle
Warriner John, Blyton, Gainsborough
Wartli James Gotlianl. Wintho pe, Skegness
R.S.O. A Thorpe St. Peter, WoinHeet All
Saints B. 8.0
Warth Bobert, Fen, Leake. Boston
Warwick Cliarles, East Halton, Ulceby
Warwick Mrs. Dinali, Whitecross street.
Barton ^ra-Huraber
War.vick Fredk. Korth KiUingholme, Ulceby
Wass .Tas. & Son. Kirkby-on-Boin.Homcastle
Wass William, Rcfl Cow, Danington,Spalding
Watertkll Isaac, Gedney hill, Wisbech
WateitsU John, Gedney blU, Wisboch
IINCOLNSHISE.
WsterfaU WiUiam, Gedney bin, Wisbech
Waterbouse Thomas, Bavensfleet, East Stock-
with, Gainsborough
Waterbouse William, Langbton, Gainsboro'
Waterland Un. Sarah, Anootts, Doncaster
Waters Henrv, Elsham, Brigg
WateF8John,Hlbsldstow,KirtonLindseyB.S.O
Watldn Henry, Giainaby, Great Qrinuiiy
Watkin Josepb, Barton fenry. Lea Gainsboro'
Watkins John, Newtan-by-Tott,MarketBaaen
Watkinson John Hen, Stlckney, Boston
WatUnson Wm. New Bolingbroke, Boston
Watkinson William, Wolesby, Market Bssen
Watson Benjamin, Oorhousca, Belton.Doncstr
Watson Edward, Fen, Donington, Spalding
Watson Erastus, Hammond Beck bank,
Frampton, Boston
Watson George Peart, Tlie Yews, London-
tliorpe, Gnnthom
Watson Gervas, Althorpe, Doncaster
Watson Hickman Barrett, Elsham, Brigg
Watson James, Fen, Gosbwton, Spalding
Watson James, Meers, Klrton, Boston
Watson James, Wainlteet AU SainU R.S.0
Watson Jamee, Whaplode, Spalding
Watson John, Beltoft, Beltou, Doncaster
Watson John, Epworth, Doncaster
Watson John, Manor ho, Welby, GnuitJiam
Watson Joseph, Vaoherie, North Kyme,81eafrd
Watson Joaepli, Walnfleet All Saints B.aO
Watson Richard, Messingluun, Klrton Lind-
sey Ii.S.0
Watson Thomas, Morton, Golnsborongh
Watson Thos. Turn pike side,Whaidode,Spldng
Watson William, Messingliam, Klrton Lind-
sey KS.0
Watson WiUiam, Hall Lime, Frampton,Boston
Watson William, The Fields, Whaplode,SpIdng
Watson William John, Welby, Orantliam
Wattam Charles, Gt. Sturton, Homcastle
Wattam Edward, The Hall, Middle Thorpe,
West Ashby, Homcastle
WattamGeo.Highgte.bo.Gt.Sturton,Hmcstle
Wattam Isaac, Thorpe St. Peter, Walnfleet
All Saints B.8.0
Wattam Thomas, Belcliford, Homcastle
Wattam Thomas, Thorpe St. Peter, Walnfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Watts John, Common, Wrangle, Boston
Watts Bobert Cliarles BannUter, Deeping St.
Nicholas, Spalding
Webb Jonas, Melton Rose. Barnetby R.S.0
Webber George William, Saxilby, Lincoln
Webster Arthur, Stone frm.Tlioreeway.Caistr
Webster Benjamin, HikIi st.Crowle,Doncastr
Webster Henry, South street, Caistor
Webster James. Haxey, Bawtry
Webster John, Martin, Lincoln
Webster .Toeeph, Martin, Lincoln
Webster Leak, North Somerootes, Gt.GrmBby
Webster Roger, Weston, Spalding
Webster Thomas, Cuckoo roail, Spalding
Webster William, Beltoft, Beltou, Doncaster
Webster William, Haraton, Wragby
WebsterWm.8pli"inir.fen,WostPnchbk.Spldng
Wehster William, Sturton, Lincoln
Webster Wm. G . Norman by-by-Stw.G alnaboro'
WebsterWm.Robt.W.Sprlngthrpe.Gain8bora'
Wedd Peter, Leverton, Boston
Weightman Thomas, Bmthertoft, Boston
Weightman Wm. Brook farm, Burwell, Louth
Weightman WiUiam, Wragby
Welborn George, iii',. Woolsthorpe, Grantliam
Welborn Rd. The Lodge, Woolsthrpe.Gmthm
Welhoum John. Weston, Spalding
WelbyGeo. Spalding fen. Cuckoo rd. Spalding
WelbyGeo.jun.Spaldng fen, Cuckoo rd.Spldng
WelbT John, Loosegate rd. Moulton, Spalding
Welch Den. Hihald5tow,KlrtonLind8ey R.S.0
Welch Bryan, South Bauceby, Sleaford
Welch Walter, Wood <& Garden farms,
Thomton. Homcastle
Welch William, lAurel lodge, Holbeach
Welch William, Korth Banceby, Sleaford
WeUberry John, Kirton end, Kirton, Boston
Wells Charles, Laughterton, Newark
Wella Charles, North Scarle, Newark
Wells George. Doddington, Lincoln
Wells Geo. The Beeches, Lea nl. Gainsboro*
Wells John, Billinghay, Sleaford
Wells John, Broughton. Brigg
Wells John, Biirgh-in-the-Marsli B.S.0
Wells John, Nortli Scarle, Newark
Wells John, Withem. Alford
Wells Richanl, The Heatli, Welby,Gn«i«iam
Wells Robert, Bmmpton. Gainsborough
Wells Robert, North Scarle, Newark
Wells Stephen, North Scarle, Newark
Wells Thomas, The Rookery, South Somer-
cotes. Great Grimsby
Wells Thos. F. North Somerootes, Gt.Gm8by
Wells TitnB,Croft, Walnfleet All Saints B.8.0
WeUs WaUiss T. The Hall, Withem, Alford
Welh! William, Billinghay, Sleaford
Wells WUliam. Brampton, Gainsborough
Wells William, Newton-bv-Toft.MarkctKasn
WeUs WUliam, Tliorpe-on"-thc-HUl, Lincoln
Wells Wm. W. Fishpond ho. Withem, Alford
Webb Edwin, Langriville, Boston
Wdsh Edwin, Leverton, Boston
Wdah George, Wrangle ho. Wrangle, Boston
FAii 805
Welsh George, Wootton, Ulqeby
Welsh George Heniy, Carrington, Boston
Welsh Joseph, West Fen, Boston
Wdsli Wm. (tnuteee of), Leake, Boston
Welton John, Borrow-on -Humber, Hull
Wenham John, Froghall, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
Wenliom Matt. Wisbech td.LongSnttn.Wsbcb
Werr>' Jolni, Manbv, Loath
West William & Bobert. Wootton, Ulceby
West C. College farm,Oraintbarpe,Gt.GnBby
West Espin, Fulstow, Louth li
West John, Burton-on-Statlier, Doncaster"
West John, Dunholme. Lincoln
West John, Epworth, Doncaster
West Mrs. Mary, Skirbcck quarter, Boston
West Thomas, Gunhonse, Doncaster
West William, Little Cawthorpe, Louth
West W. G. Abbey fami,Eirkstead,Horacstle
West Wm. Hy. Holbeach marsh, Holbeach
Westerby Charles, Hagwortliingham, Spilsby
Westorby George, Hagworthingham, Spilsby
Westerby Jamoa, Scrivelsby. Homcastle
Westerby John, Toynton All Saints, Spilsby
Westerby Mm. John, HIbaldstow, Kirton
LIndsey R.&0
Westerby .Mi8.&HighSd.Hagwthghm.SplBby
Westerby William, Hagworthingham, Spilsby
Westfield R )l)ert. West Theddletliorpe.AlfonI
Westland Somnel. Hutterwick. Boston
Westmoreland C. Sth.Soniercotea,Gt.Grmshy
Westmorland John, Weston^ Spalding
Westmorland Joshua, Kirton fen, Boston
Westohy George, Borrow-on-Humber, Hull
Westoby George, Tetford, Homcastle
Westoby John, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Westoby J. Fen side,Halton Holegate,Spilsby
Westoby William, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Weston Bennett, Stainby, Grantham
Weston Richard. Great Ponton, Grantham
Weston Robert H. Skilllngton, Colsterworth
Wetherell Thomas, Seas end,Snrfleet,Spaldng
Wetherell WiUiam, Surfieet, Spalding
Whaler John, Woodthorpe, Alford
Whaler Thos. Langham row, MumbT, Alford
Whaler Thos. H. Addlethorpe, Burgh Il.S.0
WhapliitcW.Sootterthorpe,Krtn.Lndsy.R.S.O
Wharton .Mrs. Martlia, Wrawby, Brigg
Wharton Thos. Snitterby, Kirton Lindsey
B.8.0
Whattoff C. Thetfoid ho.Ba8ton,Markt.Dpng
Whattoff Charles, UfRngton, Stamford
Wheat Benjamin, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Wheeldon Robert, Itectory farm, Heaphom,
Gainsborough
Wherry Edward, Risegate, Spalding
Whitby Joseph, Thorpe Tllnej', Lincoln
White Wm. it Thos. Bonthorpe, Alford
White Alexander, Monrtown, Cuistor
White Charles, Honrington, Homcastle
White G. Lobthorpe, Colsterworth,Granthanl
White Mrs. George, Chapel, Alford
WhlteJames, WiUiugham-bT'Staw,Gainsbon>
White J. hn. Booth rpe, Alford
White John, Colsterworth, Grantham
White John, Normanby-by-Spital, Market
Basen
White John, Stainby, Grantham ; & at
Colsterworth
White John, WraBgle, Boston
White Reuben, Skidbiook, Great Grimsby
White Robert, West Butterwick, Doncaster
White S. Thranscoe, Cleethorpes.Gt.Grimsby
White Thomas, Bridge ni.Long Sutton, Wsbdl
Whitehead H.Bedbonme, Klrtn.Lndsy.B.S.0
Whitehead Hesokioh, Haxey, BaH-try
Whitehead H. Bank, WainfieetSt.Mary R.S.0
Whiteheail J. Irby-in-the-Marsh.Bargh B.8.0
Whitehead John. Westwood side, Bawtry
Whitehead William, Marton, Gainsborough
Whitehou!«e John, Corringham,Gninsborongb
Whitehousc John, Springthorpe, Gainsboro*
Whitelee Cliarles, Tlmrlby, Ne\i'ark
Whiteley George, Wroot, Bawtry
Whitelcy John, Coney garth, Hawy, Bawtry
Whltelev WUUam, Althorpe, Doncasiter
WhitlieUl George, DeepingSt.NicholaB,Spldng
WhitfleM Ooorge, Laugtott, Markipt Deeping
WhItBeld Uiclianl, Long hedges. Boston
Whiting Edward, Bank, Gosberton, Spalding
Whiting James. Long hedges, Boston
Whiting Wm. Halltoft end, Frelston, Bostuc
Whiting William, Wrangle, Boston
Whitlam George, Tlmrlby, Newark
Whitsed Edward, Sntton St.Eilmunds,W!>bcb
Whitsed William Jas. Gedney hill, Wisbech
Wliittaker Bichard H. Brothertoft, Boston
Whittle James, Harlaxton, Grantham
Whitton George, Elsey, Mumby, Alford
WhltweU Edwin, Ken, Fleet, Holbeach
Whilwell John Robert. Fen. neet, Holbeach
Whitworth Henry, Marah Chapel, Great
Grimsby
WhltworthJame8,Spal<lingrd.Wyir.., in,B»tn
Wbitworth James, Luttongate, Sutton I3t.
Edmunds, Wisliech
Whitworth Joseph, Mumby, Alfoid
Whitworth Thomas. Thnrlby, Newark
Wholey John, Bunby, SpUsby
Whvnian John, Helpringham, Sleaford
WiiioU Edly, Frelston, Boston
Digitized by VjUUVlC
806 FAm
Fabioho— oootlaiMiL
Wlddowwn 0«org«, BorbUnc, VilUnghim
Wlddomon ThoBoaa, H*ll>ii>0uuii, Slenford
WlddowMD John Wm. Bridge end, Horbling.
FklUngluun
Wlddomon WtlUam, Bvnton, Falldngteni
Widd ThoniM, Moor, Bdllngton, Homcutle
Wlggleawonh ChailM <exora of), Snnrortli,
Owaton Ferry, Bavtry
Wlgglenrorth John, Lftnghton, Oalnaboro'
Wypn Thomu, Ijengtott, Mwket Deeping
Wcox W. Dalea, Tlmberiimd, Homoastle
Wilding Bobert, Lntton, Wtobech
Wlldmui John, Higworthingbam, Sfiiliby
Wlldman linrli, Langton-by-Spilibj, SpiUby
WUdnum Ma. East Keal, Spitoby
Wilds W. Ftegate, Monlton Chapel, Spaldng
Wlldamlth Bobert, Tealby, Market Baaen
Wlldamlth Sml. Geo, Harmaton, Lincoln
Wiles Qeotge, Lndbonragh, Lontb
WUsa WiUiani,Mlll gi«en,Fincbbeck,Spaldng
WUkoaoo Abraham U. Whaplode, SpalAng
Wilkinson Bobert & Thoe, Friskney, Boston
Wilkinson Andrew, Banby hlll,Banl7,Wrgby
WiUdnaon David. Fen, Long Bntton, Wisbech
Wilkinson David, Beepbam, Lincoln
WilUnsott Edward T. Skldbrook,Ot.Orlmaby
Wilkinson Mrs. Blizabetb, Books, Bcotter,
Klrton Lindsej B.8.0
Wilkinson George, Fllham Oarr, Oalnaboro'
Wilkinson Qeoige, Tmstborpe. Alford
Wilkinson G. SaltSeetby St. Clement's. Lonth
Wilkinson Henry, Wainfleet Bt. Mary B.S.0
Wilkinson Isaac, Fen, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Wilkinson Jeremiah, Coningiby, Boston
Wilkinson John,Common,LongSutton,WBbch
Wilkinson John, North KUlingbolme, Uloeby
Wilkinson John, Springtborpe,Galnsbon>ugh
Wilkinson Josmh, Billfiighay, Sleafoid
Wilkinson B.Kirkby-eBm^)sgodby,Mrtt.B8n
Wilkinson Blcbard, Snitterby, Kbton Lind-
say R.S.0
Wilkinson Bobert, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Wilkinson Bobert, Great Gonerby, Grantham
WUUnson Sambel C. Bank, Fleet, 'Holbeach
Wilkinson Starmer, Stonp farm, Great Stnr-
ton. Homcastle
Wilkinson Thomas, East Kirkby. Spilsby
Wllkinaon T. Jericho Idg. Byiton, Grantham
Wilkinson Thomas, Sandbeck farm, BIytoa,
Galnsboroogh
Wilkinson Wm. Felham's land, Beaton
Wllks Blcbard, Wickenby, Wragby
Wlllcock Bobert, jun. Qnadrlng, Spalding
Wlllerton Henr}-, Oatgate, Leverton, Boston
Wllley Mrs. Ann,lAngham row,Mnmby,Altd
WUley Cook. Nettleton, Catstor
Wllley James, Moor house, CUxby, Calstor
Wllley John Thomas, Sonth hoose. North
Somerootes, Great Grimaby
WUley Blcbard, Cnmberworth, AUord
Williams Abel, Leverton, Boston
WllllamsChas.Lowlldd,Leadenham, Granthm
Williams Charles KBiant Bronghton.Newnrk
Williams Frelerlck, Marsh.DniTe end.Wlsbch
Williams Henry, Leake, Boston
WHllams Klme, Oatgate, Leverton, Boston
WnUama Lambriok,Hlghgate,LeTerton,Boatn
Williams Thomas, North Scaile, Newark
Williamson Charles, Monlton Chapel.Spalding
Williamson David, Kexby. Gainsbaron$rh
WtlllamsonDavld, Little Cormghm.Osinsboro'
Willlamaon David,Sonth Killingholma, Uloeby
WUliamson Gewge Bnddiforth (trustees of).
Chase hill. North KiUlngholme, THceby
Williamson H. South Killingholme, Ulceby
Williamson John, Thonock. Gainsborongh
Williamson Joseph, Chapelgate, Gednev S.0
WllUamsonMn.M.Marsh. LongSntton, Wlsbch
WilUunsonB.Pode bole,WGstPnchbck.8pMng
WillianisonTbos.Eanilyke,Qiisdrlng,Spal.1ing
Williamson Thomas, WestPlnchbeck,Spal(llng
Williamson William, Westwood side, Bawtry
Willmore William, Cadney, Brigg
Willoughby Charles, Lndner, Great Grimsby
Willows Charles. Tydd St. Maiy, Wisbech
Willows Charles, jon. Green drove, Tydd St
Mary, Wisbech
Willows Ofcrge, Conlsbolme, Great Grimsby
Willows George, BastStockwlth.GaIiisborongh
Willows George Henry, Swallow, Calstor
Willows Green, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Willows Henry, Scothem, Lincoln
Willows Mrs. John, Conlsbolme, Ot. Grimsby
WUlows P. Forest hill. Six Hills, MarketBasen
Wallows Blcbard, Fcston, Grantham
Willows Thomas Henry, Spridlington,Llnooln
WillsoD David, MaUethorpe St. Marv, Alford
Willson Thomas, Huttoft, Alford
WUlran William, Wlthem, Alford
Wilmer John, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Wllmote WHUam, Orasby, Calstor
Wilmot Benjamin, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
Wilmot John, Fenton, Newark
Wilmot Thomas, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
Wilson Thomas 4: Edmnnd, North Somer-
cotes, Great Grimaby
Wilson Albert, Kirkby Underwood, Bourn
WUson Albert, Btppingale, Boom
Wilson Benjamin, Brant, Broughton, Newark
WilsonEdward,Mill green, Finchbeck,SpaIdng
LINOOLNSBIBK
Wilsonldwin, Eiikby Underwood, Bourn
Wilson n«derick Bojrie, Fdskney, Boston
Wilson George, Welton, Llnooln
WOaon George Tesasy, Frithville, aibsey
Wilson Heniy, Porter's Marsh, North Bomer-
cotes. Great Grimsby
Wilson Isaac Gosberton, Spalding
Wilson James, North end, Crowie, Donoaater
WUson James, Narthatpe,Doningtan,Spaldng
Wilson Jobs, Bennington, Boston
Wilson John, Blrthorpe, FaUdngham
WilaoQ John, Ewareby, Sleaford
Wilson John, Fen, Hdprlngham, Sleaford
Wilson John, High street, Crawle, Donoaster
Wilson John, Leake, Boston
Wilson John, Panton grange, Wragby
Wilson John, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Wilson John, South Ferrlby, Hull
Wilson John, Sntton-ln-the-Marsh, Alford
Wilson John, Toynton St. Peter's, Spilsby
Wilson John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Wilson Joseph, Cnmberworth, AUord
Wilson Joseph, Goxhlll, Hull
Wilson Miss Lonisa Lenan, Hnmbentone,
Great Grimsby
Wilson Matthew, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Wilson Matthew, jnn.Castle Byt>tam,Stamfrd
Wilson Porter, Biackenborongh lodge, Lonth
WUson Blcfaard, Syatoo, Grantham
Wilson Bobert, Acre honse, Normanby-on
Wolds, Market Baaen
Wilson Bobert M.Elrkby-on-Bain, Homcastle
Wilson Samuel, Helprliigham, Sleafoid
Wilson Samnel, World's End read, Tydd St.
Mary, Wisbech
WUson Thomas, Blnbrooke, Market Raeen
Wilson Thomas, Castle Bytliam, Stamford
Wilson Thomas, Croxton, Ulceby
Wilson Thomas, Goxbill, Hull
WUson Thomas, SUdbrook, Great Grimsby
WUson West, FlithvUle, Sibsey
WUson William, BUlinghay, Slsaford
Wilson William, CiHnmon, Monlton, Spalding
WUson William, Fulstow, Lonth
WUson WUIIam, Klrkby-on-Bain. HomcasUe
WUson WillJam, Leake, Boston
Wilson WlUiam, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Wilson WlUiam, West Allington, Grantham
Wimpcess Henry, Ings, Fteistan, Boston
Wlnckley Edward, H(ribeaeh drove, Holbeach
Winder a.A.Bector7(arm,BenniwarthWrgby
Windle Thoe. Owaton ferry, Bawtry.Snsworth
Windley8tephan.Nth. 8<Hnercotcs,Ot.arimsby
Wlndley Thoa. North Somerootes,Gt.Grlmsby
Wing John, Hnndle houses, WUdmore,
Conlngsby, Boston
Wingato B. Manham-on-the-HUl, Homcastle
Wingate Henry, Boman bank, Skegnees
Wingate John, Benniworth, Wragby
Wingate Thomas, Toynton house, ToyntonAll
Saints, SpUsby
Wingate Thomas, Wintharpe,Skegness R.S.0
WlngateWm. Hlghflelds, Ludf ord,MsrketItssn
WingfleU Walter, Manor fivrm, Drlby, Alford
Winn Albert,Kexby gnnge,Kexby,Galnsbon>'
Winn John. Friskney, Boston
Winn WUllam, Minting, Homoastle
Winter George, HUdyke Bar, Boston
Winter John, Keadby, Donoaster
Winter Bichstd, Wsstwood side, Bawtry
Winter Rd. jnn. Park, Westwood side,Bawtry
Winter Robert, Foston, Grantham
Winter Wm. Oawood hall,Gosberton. Spalding
Winter William, East Halton, Ulceby
Winter William, Fen, Snrfleet, Spalding
Winter William, HUdyke Bar, Boston
Winter WUllam, Sandtoft, Belton, Donoaster
Winter WUllam Isaac, Bisegate, Spalding
Winters George, HUl dyke, Sibeey, Boston
Winters WlUiam, HiU dyke, Sibsey, Boston
Wise George, South Eyme, Sleaford
Wiseman George, Eangate, Monlton,8palding
WisemanJohnJ. Weston hilL'i, Weston, Spaldng
Wiseman Richard Bveritt, Eangate, Moulton
Chapel, Spalding
Wistow George, Ingham, Lincoln
WitteringT.Eaugate,Monlton Chapel,Spaldng
Wittlngham John, North Carr,Scotter,Kirton
Llndaey H.SO
Wold Uriah, Woodhall Spa, Homcastle
Wood DUon, Middle Basen, Market Basen
Wood Henry, Mabletborpe Bt. Mary, Alfori
Wood Henry Jaekson, Eirton End, Boston
Wood Jobs, Ancaster, Grantham
Wood John, Potter Hanworth, Unooln
Wood John, Thorpe-on-the-HlU, Lincoln
Wood John Bobert,Fen, Polnton,Falldngham
Wood Oliver, Bnarford, Market Rasen
Wood Richard, Dunston, Lincoln
Wood Samuel, Faldlngworth, Market Rasen
Wood Samuel, TattershnU Thorpe, Boston
Wood Septimu8,Rurton-on-Stather,Doncaster
Wood Thomas, Braceby, Falklngbsm
Wood Thomas, Legbonme. Louth
Wood Thomas, Sk&taeck, Boston
Wood WUUam, BUlinghaj, Sleaford
Wood WUUam. Habrongh, Ulceby
Wood William Campbell, Carlby, Stamford
WoodWUliam Gomellns, Cattle market, Calstor
Wood Wm. B<igers,Humbeistone,Gt.Grimsby
WoodallBobt,W.Kingsforth,Barton-on-Hmbr
[kelly's
WoodallSargeaiit,Olabelhnti3tld>fd.Hmeat1
WoodaH TliMnas, Brattlaby, Unooln
Woodalllt WilUam, CraJse Lonnd. Bavtiy
WocdUfls George, MaUby-la-Marsb. Alford
WoodllOa John, Maltby-le-Maish, AUnd
Woodnth Babert&WniiamTadd^esmUesby,
Homoastle
Woodmff Charles WUUam, WaddingtQD,Undii
Woods Mrs. Amy, Oarlby, Stamford
Woods Olai^ FrithvUla, Sibsey
Woods Henry, Levcrton, Boston
Woods Henry, Mantborpsk Gnatbam
Woods John, Swinssbead, "rf^'-g
Woods Robert, Carlby, Stamford
Woods Samnel, Star cnss, Holbeach
Woods Wm. LoosegatonL 5Ionlton, Spalding
Woodthorpe Edward, Gosberton, Bpaldhig
Woodthorpe Edward, Snrfleet. Spalding
Woodthorpe John, Algarkirk, SpaUing
Woodward Frank, Leverton, Boston
Woodward James, Long Button, Wisbech
Woodward Jn.Fengate,WestPinehbok.SpUiig
Woolsrton Thomaa, Caytborpe, GraaChan
Woderton Jn.Manor babWoolstiliarpe,OzntluB
Wooiat Edward, Sklnnand, Sleafiad
WoolHt John, Sklmiand. Blsoffatd
WooUtt Mis. Ohatlotta,Kirklv gresn,Llneahi
Wooiatt Tbomai, Flahetton, Lincoln
Woolhoose 0«orK^ Heath, Nooton, linodn
WooUerton John, Great Oonarby, Giantkam
WooUerton Joaaph, Somerby, Grantham
Woolley nharfca, Bracebonugh,. Stamfoid
Woolley Edward, Wytham-OD-tbe-Hm,Bain
Woolley Bdwin, Bracebosoogh, Stamfonl
WooUey John, Holbeach bom, Holbsach
WooUsy Mrs. Sarah, Waloot. Fklldngfaam
WooUev WUUam, Fleet, Holbeach
Woolsey Bd. HUl green. Pinchbeck. SpaUlnf
Worsdale Edward & John, Eaatgate, Bonra
Wondale Edward, North Fen, Bonm
Worsdale Matthew, Forth Fan, Boom
WorsdaU Henry, Banmbar, Homcastle
Worth Thomas, Hongfaain, Grantham
Worth Tboa. Mordannt, Fauij l>lU,Holbesch.
Worth Thomas Mordannt, Strawberry hall.
Oroaigate. Tydd St Kary, Wiabsoh
Worth WlUiam, Nettleham, Llnc<dn
Worthlngton Gea SUUiagton, Oolsterwortli
Wortley John, Bippingale, Boom
Wortley John, West end, Wyberton, Boston
Wray Chas. Narthoriie, Donington, Spalding
Wmy George, Marshchapel, Great Orimsl^
Wray John, Maraham -le-Fen. Boston
Wray John, Wharton, (Htn^raron^
Wray Thomas, Dunston, Lincoln
Wray T. Waaehom 1& Metharingham, r.lncohi
Wremdi WlUam, Fen, Branston, Uncoln
WrssseU Ladham, Keadby. Donington
Wright John Henry * Robert, Old baa
Hagworthingham, Spilsby
Wright Benjamin. Jan. Fri^mev. Boston
Wright Garden, Whaplode, Spalding
Wright Charles, BrinkhiU, Spikiby,
Wright Chas. Terrace ho. Knaith. Gains bom'
Wright Edward, Swaton, Falkingham
Wright George, Friskney, Boston
Wright George, Gate Burton, Gainsboroash
Wright Qewie, Langhtou, Galnabaroagfa
Wright George, Bwinstead, Baain
Wright Hy.Brldgeend,Hortaling, Falkingham
Wright James, Fen, Bioker. Spalding
Wright Jn. Ashby-oum-Fenby, at. Grimsb;
Wright John, Common, Monlton, Spalding
Wright John, Donington, Spalding
Wright John, Frithville, Sibsey
Wright John, Uongh-on-the-HiU, Granthsa
Wright John, Hundred acras, Nwtheoatei
Great Grimsby
Wright John, North Tboresby, Lonth
Wright John, Scredington, Falkingham
Wright John, West end, Frampton, Boston
Wright John Henson, HobhoIe,Les^ Bostoi
Wright Joeeph, Appleby, Donoaster
Wright Joseph, Cliorpola, Newark
Wright J. Grange fann, Waddington. Unoola
Wright Joseph, Leake, Boston
Wright Luke, Biaegato, Snrfleet, Spalding
Wright Matt North St. Crowland, PtterboRi'
Wright Richard, Friskney, Beaton
Wright Bichard KUham, Red honse, Manh.
Dawsmere, Holbeach
Wright Robert, Heath, Nocton, Lincoln
Wright Bobert, TaUington, Stamford
Wright Ross, Amcotts, Doncaster
Wright B. Sorfleet road. Pinchbeck. Sral<ling
Wright Spencer, Sonthorpe, Klrton Lindsey
Wright llios. Bishop Norton. Klrton UmlKV
Wright Thomas, Hagworthingham, Sptlsbr
Wright Thomas, LltUe London. StaUliif-
borongh, Ulceby
Wright Thomaa, Morton-by-Oaiasbanngb
Wright Thomas, Knaith, Goinsbearengh
Wright T. North at Cmwiand, P<«egrban>agl
Wright Thoaias, Waabingboroogb. Liaooln
Wright Weston, Dalby grange, Dalhy, SpUiby
Wright WUUam, Fulstow, Lonth
Wright WlUiam, Goxhlll, HnU
WrightW.Grange tarm,Stl>.Hykehnm,T,lnrite
Wright W. Hibaldstow. Klrton Llndaey R.S.0
Wright WiUiam.Holbeaoh St Jo)u>s.HalbewJi
Wright William, Legsbr, Market Baaen
Digitized by VjUUVlC
TRADBS niRECTORY.J
Wright WlUlam, Lntton, VUbeeh
Vright WtlUam, Sansthoilie, SpUaby
Wright William, West Fen, Boeton
Wright waiiam, WegtoD, Spalding
Wright WUUam J.Fen Jletherlngbam Jitncoln
Wrtghton William Banks, Soathrer, Unooln
Wrlghtaon John, Marebam-le-F«n, Boston
Wtlsdale Joseph, Ladborongh, Ixmtb
Wroot Breratt, Eastoft, Goole
Wroot Isaac, Eaitott, Qoole
Wroot JefTery, Bpwcvtli, Soncastor
Wroot Rlcbanl WrcsseD, Eastoft, Goole
Wroot Thomas, Eaatott, Qoole
Wiont Charles, Marsh, tntton, Wisbech
WAint Charles Wm. Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Wyche Robert, East street, Crowland, Peter-
borough
Wyche William, FostUmd, Crowland, Peter-
borough
Wyer Daniel, Fen. SonJngton, Bpoldlng
Wylea Lawrence, LltUe Fonton, Oranuiam
Wylas Bobert, Little Ponton, Qmnthsm
Wylee WIDiam, Gedney bill, Wisbech
Wyman Thomas, Chnnh end, Oedney S.0
Tamel Thomas, Stlckney, Boston
Tarnad John Thomas, Bwaton, FalUngbam
Yarrad Michael, Flnebbeck road, SpalcUng
Yarrad Thomas, Swaton, Falklngham
Tatea George, Filskoey, Boston
Yates Thomas, Friskney, Boston
Yoric Thomas Faster, Alkborongh, Doncaster
Tonhin Wm. Lnceby, Ot. Grimsby ic at Blby
Yonle Biehud, South end, Crowie, Doncaster
Yonng Cbas. Crosses, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Young Edward Ash, Beesby, Alford
Yonng Edward Ash, Maiket place, Alford
Yoong G. F. Tbe Abbey,Swlne8bead Spalding
Young John, Crosses, Long Sutton, Wisbech
Young Joseph, Gayton-le-Marsh, Alford
Young Blctaard. Uiceby Village, Lincolnshire
Young miomae. Manor house, Covenham
St. Bartholamew, Loath
Young Thomas, Klrkby green, Lincoln
Yonng Tom Carr, Belleau, Alford
Yonng William, Bicker, Spalding
I'ann BaillA.
Allen WlUlam Cto Charles Sheldon esq.),
Marlborough, Anbonm, Lincoln
AltopThoma* Cto WUliam Waddingham esq.),
South Ferrlby, HnU
AncUff Edward (to Mn. Eeyworth), SaxUby,
Lincoln
Baley Philip (to Col. WllUam Parker at.,
J. P.), Hanthorpe, Bourn
Barrrm Robert (to C. T. S. BItch-Beynardson
esq.), Holywell, Stamford
Bayley Robert (to Bobert Heathcote esq.),
Lobthorpe, Colsterworth, Grantham
Bell WUliam (to WUliam Wood esq.),
Bothwell, Calstcr
Bembrldge Henry (to John Bembrldge efq.).
North Kyrae, Sleaford
Bembrldge Thomas (to J. M. Cole esq.),
Scredington, Falklngham
Betts DaTld (to Edward Drakes esq.) East
Torrlngton, Wra^by
Bingham WQllam (to H. Bum esq.),
Swinethorpe, Lincoln
Blakey WUliam (to Isaac Shorpley esq.),
Grafnthorpe, Great Grimsby
Blytli John (to G. A. Browne esq.) , Maiden-
well, Lonth
Bond William (to John Henry Tessey esq.),
Halton Holegnte, SpUsby
Bormnii John (to J. C. Biamley esq.),
Wildmore, Boston
Bowden Adolphns (to Bail of Dysart),
Westby, Grantham
Brickies Joseph (to Capt. C. Thorold J.P.),
Boothby PagneU, Grantham
Brlggs ■*Ullam (to WUUam Wood esq.),
Donlngtou-on-Baln, Louth
Brownlow Arthnr (to William Homsby
esq. ), Irnham, Bonm
Bmntlett WUliam (to Richard Harrison
esq.), Calcetborpe Manor farm, Louth
Burley Daniel (to TlieophUus John Hamds
esq. ), Laceby, Great Grimsby
Burley Enoch (to Mrs. Alice Seagrare),
Thorn ton-Ie-Moor, Calstor
Barman Joliu (to C Foster esq. Hall),
Trufithorpe, Alford
Burnett Darld (to Gerard Joseph Young
esq. ), (Haxby, Market Rosen
Burton Jn. (to Mrs. Barker), Rand haU, Rand
Calver Alfred (to Miss Boucherett), North
Willlngliam. Market Rosen
Oammock William (to F. A. Dorrlngton esq.),
Manor form, Nettleton, Castor
Carrlngton Richard (to WlUlam Forman
esq. ), WUdmore, Boston
Carter John (to Messrs Stamllond & Light-
footj, Normaiiby-by-SpitoI, Market Rosen
Carter Thoma» (to WUUam Henry Haxby
esq.), Butter bump, Boutborpe, AJford
Oave John (to George O. Vergctte esq.),
BalSeet, Market Deeping
Challan.4 John (to WlUlam Brocklebank
eaq.),B)othby, Lincoln
hiscoLmsmE.
CbambarlaiB WUliam (to WtUlam Canltod
esq.), Postland, Omriand, Peterborough
Chapman John (to the trustees of' the late
WUUam Cbatterton . esq. ), Stenigpt, Louth
Chapman Joseph (to JosfaUB Bortnan esq.),
Northcoatea, Great Ortnahy
Ch«pnian Joaaph (to Messrs. Roberta A
lUllins), The Manor, Dlgby, LlncoUi
CHAT, (to J. W. Bodibent), Huttott, Alfard
Ciook Cbartes (to Bobert Whyohe. esq.);
Postland, Crowland, Peterborough
Cook Thomas (to tbe Hon. M. E. Q. Finch
Hatton U.P.), Bvedon, Sleaford
Cooper WUliam (to Earl Brownlow), Belton
Grantham
Crawley Lewis (to Joe George Calthorpe
esq.). Lakes farm, Deeping St. Nicholas,
Spaldjng
(Trass John (to Messrs. W. B. & F. Coltman),
Ariiby Pneromm, Homc&stle
Crow George (to Tom Casswell esq.),
Beamblesby, Homcastle
Curtis Benjamin (to Lord Aveland),
Ingoldsby, Granl^am
(Curtis Thomas (to James Popple esq.),
Wlntertoo, Doncaster
Dales George (to John Henry Vessey esq.).
Great Steeping, Spilsby
Dales Jn. (to J. Baumber esq.), Harrington,
Spilsby
Dalton William (to Thomas Boss esq.),
Oxcombe, Homcastle
Darlson George (to Sir John Ramsden bart).
FAR 807
Johnson George (to I. B. Vessey esq. J. P.),
Welton-le-WoId, Louth
Kemp WUliam, jun. (to Anthony Kemp),
Swaby, Alford
Elrk Thomas (to John H. Wright Scott esq.),
Hameilnghun, Homcastle
Tsimmiman Abraham (to West John Boiney
esq.), Dooington-on-Baln, Louth
Lamming John (to Bobert Baren esq. ot
Brocklesby), Kinnington, Ulcebjr
Langhton Henry (to Coates Shorpley esq.).
Void Newton, Great Grimsby
Luec WnUam (to Bar. WUliam Walsh),
Grimblethorpe, Louth
Leaning Thomas (to James Ctoulton Constable
esq. J.P.), Walcot, Alkborough, Doncaster
Led^rd Michael (to Ber. H. G. BonthweU),
Nettleton, Calstor
Lightfoot Joseph (to M. StanUand esq.>,
EastTiUe, Boston
Lon-e FhUIlp (to L. B. Burton esq.),Sometsby,
Homcastle
Lnrni Edward (to John Fears esq.), Dorrlng-
ton, Lincoln
Lunn J. (to Charles Sharpe esq.), Heckington
Maddison John (to T. Palethorpe esq.), North
Beaton, Lonth
Mappletborpe John (to Q. B. SUpworth esq.
Moortown. (Calstor
Mar WUliam (to W. Chatterton esq. ), Wood-
haU, Homoastle
Markham Mark (to J. L. & A. W. Needham
esqn.), Huttoft bank, Huttoft, Alfoid
(>>ates-^-3tow, Lincoln I Markham William (to WUliam Nainby esq.),
Dawson WUUam (to William Wood esq.), I Immingbam, Uiceby
Nettleton, Calstor 'MarshaU John (to George Cartwrigbt esq.),
Dixon John (to Bobert Martin esq.), Ulceby-wlth-Fordington, Alford
Postland, Crowland, Peterborough
Dowse John (to Richard Bennett esq.),
FaJdlngworth, Market Rasen
Drar}- Wflllam (to WUUam Francis Wells
Mawer John(to ChristopherTumoreaq.J.P.),
Stoke Rochford, Grantham
Melton Jolm (to Samoel Grant esq.), Beesby,
Great Orlmsby
Cole esq.), Mootes plsoe, Bardney Dairies, Mlddleton Henry (to J. N. BoUnaon esq.),
Lincoln Cumberworth, Alford
EastgateGea(toF.Howard),Hagnaby,Alford Uldgley John (to John West esq.), Fen,
BUott Henry (to Ser. John Thomas Oray), Helgblngton, Lincoln
Hibaldstow, Klrton Lindsey R.8.0 I Mitchell James (to Mr. Michael WfaUsy, of
EUis Thomas (to Matthew Maw esq.), | Orby), Falkingham
Manton, Klrton Lindse^y R.S.0 Morton Charles (to Edmund Fawlatt esq. of
Fanthorpo Blchaid (to Joseph StOTin esq.), Deeping St. James), Deeping St. Nicholas,
Grange-^-Llngs, Biseholraej Uncoln j Spalding^
Fletcher WiUiom (to Hussey Facke esq.),
Caythorpe, Grantham
Fretwell George (to Hosea Ciamplon esq.),
Tumby, Boston
Fumage WUliam (to B. T. Block esq.),
EastTiUe, Boston
Fumess Wffliam (to F. St L. Pratt esq. '.P.),
Greatford, Btainford
George England (to Rev. Joseph Martin
Lister), Muckton, Louth
Gibbons John (to Earl of Yarborongh),
Brocklesby, Uloeby
Gllbert Henry (to J. E. Hordman esq.),
SandHelds, Willoughby, Alford
GilUnge Edward (to Mr. Ashton), Weston,
Spalding
Goldlng Edward (to John Mettham esq.),
WlUlnghom-t^-Stow, Gainsborough
Good Matthew (to WUliam Rlcliordson esq.),
Immlngham, Uiceby
Green Benjamin (to Mr. William Mow Green),
Lower 'Hienock, Gainsborough
Greshom Joseph (to Richard C. Bergne-
Couplandesq. D.L., J.P.), BkeUtngtborpe,
Lincoln
Griffin Joseph (to Andrew Altken esq. ot
Spalding), Tongue end, Deeping St,
Nicholas, Spalding
Grist Benjamin (to Frank MUler Pogson
esq. ), Anwlck, Sleaford
Hal) Alfre<l (to Frederick Hall esq.), Bardney
Dairies, Lincoln
Harding Thomas (for Grantham sewage
farm), Morston, Grantham
Harrison John (to Thomas Pinder esq.),
Kelby, Grantbson
Harrison WlHlam (to WUliam H. Ward esq. ot
Tbomton-le-Fen), Algarkirk Fen, Boston
Hewson John (to William Nainby esq.),
Irby-on-Humb«r, Calstor
Hewaon WllUom (to John WUliam Dixon
esq.), Thomton-le- Moor, (Ulster
HUl Tobias (to John Louth Keedham esq.),
Sutton-in-the-Marsh, Alford
Hodson WUliam (to Charles Cross esq.),
Holmes Richard Watson (to B. Toynbeessq.),
North Carlton, Lincoln
Houghton Henry (to WlUlam Manton
Lawronce esq.), Fosdyke, Spalding
Howard WiUlam (to Charles Bromley esq.),
Manor farm, Fiskerton, Lincoln
Hoyes James (to Austin Bick esq.). West
Willoughby, Anoaster, Grantham
Ingram Charles (to R. Hornsby & Sons
Limited), Inner street, Grantham
Jockman Prior (to W. F. Burton esq.),
Oidtho, Wragby
Jackson WUliam (to Hany Walker esq.),
Tbe Grange, Driby, SpUsby
Johnaou George (to Sir H, A, B. Cholmeley
' bart.), Easton, Grantham
Unmby Thomas (to John Bennard esq.),
Holton, Wragby
MnnceyJ.(toa.NeTmesq.),Stubton, Newark
Norris John (to the Bughlay estate). Burgh-
ley park, Stamford
Norton J.(toH. Steward esq. ), Anboura.Llncln
Faddison Henry (to Christ's Hospital), Stones
place, Staelllngthorpe
Parish George (to Robert James Bptoo esq.),
Belohtord, Homcastle
Parker W.(to F.Hlggins esq.), BeBeaa,Altoid
Potman John (to Richard Harrison esq.).
Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Pick Thomas (to Mr. Mason ot UHoid HaU.
Stamford), Wytbam-on-tbe-hiU, Boom
Pickering Fredk. (to Edward Bererley esq.),
Woodude, Beresby, Boston
Pickering Oeatge (to Robert H.Lowe esq.),
Dry Doddington, (}ranfeham
Platts Henry (to WUliam Coulman esq. J.p.},
Eastoft, Qoole
Porter Ajdam (to Ber. Thomas Liresey),
Thimbleby, Homcastle
Potter S.(to J. H. Palmer esq.),Dogdyke,Bastn
Fywell Bobert (to WUliam James Thompson
esq.), High bank, (TrowUuid, Peterborough
Bedford Joseph (to E. Harris esq.), Wild-
more, Coningsby, Boston
Beeton Mark (to Honry Monk Faster esq.),
Bardney. Lincoln
Roberts W. (toW. Welsh esq.), Tumby.Boston
Robinson Isaac (to Messrs. John & Francis
Gothorp), Toft-by- Newton, Market Bssen
Robinson Rlchanl (to the Duke of Deron-
shire), Barrowhy, Grantham
RoUlson T. (to J DoToy esq.),Huttoft,Altard
Rowlond C^ork (to C. T. S. Bbch-Reynardson
esq.), Cunthorpe, Stamford
Scott George G. (to Boroncss WlUoughby de
Ereaby), Edenhom, Bourn
SelbyW.(toJ. Robinson csq.),Brettleby,Llncln
Simpson Samnel (to Jn. Hudson esq. (handle-
by HaU), Candlesby, SpUsby
Simpson WUliam (to Karl Fortascue), Park
farm, Tattershall Thorpe, Boston
Skelton Mark (to Lord WUIoaghby de Broke),
TothlU, Alton!
Smedley John (to WUliam James Thompson
esq.), Greenbank, Crowland, Peterboroogh
Smedley WUUam (to William James Thomp-
* son esq.), Poetlond, Crowland, Peterboro'
Smith ComeUns (to the Lords of the Manor),
Klrton Lindsay R.S.0
Smith Elijah (to Thomas Coates esq.). Wold
Newton, Great Grimsby
Smith George (to Edwin Knight esq.), WUl-
ford, Grantham
Smith WUliam (to WiUiam L. Mason esq.),
Keddlngton, Lonth
Sneath Henry (to Sir Philip D. P. Dunoombe
bart.), Manthorpe, Boum
Digitized by VjVJUV IC
808 FAR
FARif Bailiffs— contloned.
Booth DaTid(ta Chas. Edward Uarfleet eaqOi
BoothbT, Lincoln
SUpleton Goorge H. (to O. E. JarTi< eaqOi
lioddinffton, Lincoln
BtcTenion Oeor)^ (to T. W. North Mq.).
Penny hill, Holbeach
Stonei T.(to H.M.HawleyeKi.)>Tnraby,Baatn
Wilkinson Henry (to Wm. SlnoUlr esq.)i
Kew York, Boston
Stubbe William (to A. Bllwoad e«q.), New
York, Boeton
Sutton G«o. (to Mrs. Kemp), Thnrlby,AIford
Tuylor EiUey (to J. W. Darey, Carltonj,
Hnttott, AUord
Taylor John (to H. Chaplin esq. M.P.),
Metheringham, Lincoln
Taylor Wm. (to John Skelsey oiq.), The Hall,
Manby, Louth
To(MJ.(to H.CVyner esq.),Gautby,HoniestIe
Tomlinson Gearge (to Sir Thomas Whichooto
hart.). -Aswarby, Sleaford
Va^ey Joseph (to Hayland Greenham esq,),
Metheringham, Lincoln
Veal J. (to B. Harrison e«i.),Moorby, Boston
Wallhea) Geo ge(to Thos. Blciiardaon esq.),
North Hykeham, Lincoln
Wallis Jooepli (to E. Heneage esq, If.P.),
Hainton, Wragby
Ward John (to Earl Manveis), Newball,
8talnton-by-Langworth, Lincoln
Ward Iboouu (to C. F. Maaslngbcrd-Mundy
es'i. ), Sonth Onnsby-cum-Ketsby, Alford
Watson George (tp John Salisbury Bond esq.
of Toynton ,VU Sainte), Sutterby, Bpilsby
Watson Jodeph (to E. B. C. (Tust esq.),
Knldlngworth Grange, Market Rasen
West James (to the trustees of the late Mr.
James Hammond), Covenham, St. Bartho-
lomew, Louth
Westcrby John Tasker (to Henry Otter esq.),
Ck)lIow, WragbT
WllkinsonG. (toW.Blnciair eaq.),Tamby,BBtn
WilkiuMn Henry (to William Sinclair esq. ),
New York, Boston
Wright John (to J. E. Hnrdman esq. ), Low
Toynton, Ho ncastle
Wright Jsph. (to the Duke of Rntland K.O.),
Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Wrighton John (to William Faster esq.),
Tetney Lock, Great Grimsby
Yonn? William (to John Samuel Bills esq.),
EititviUe, Boston
FABBTEBS.
Bee Bmithi.
FAT UEBOHANTS.
Lincoln & Lincolnshire Hide, Skin, Wool A
Knt Co. Limited (G. Upton, sec.), Uagple
Biinare, Lincoln
FB^THBB KBaOHA.Nra.
Anderson F. 8. & (3o. teither merchants &
puriOers & manutr8.of down gools, Boston
FEATHBB PTTBIFXBBS.
Auilerson F. 3. tc Co. Boston
Kewham & Co. Tattershall road, Boston
FBI.I.UONOBBS.
Baker William, 73 Grantley street, Grantham
Blanchald E. J. Wlllingliani rd. Market Rasen
Blauchard Mnxey William, Charles st. Louth
Bulleyment Richard, Winterton, Doncaster
ClaiMonT.juu. Waterside r,l. Barton-on-Hmbr
Uavy & Lord, Market street & Back street,
Gainsborough
Gooch Mrs.Emma Hughes, Clay lake, Spalding
Gray George (exors.o(>,Waltliam, Ot.Grinisb^
IlATiison John, Partney mill, Fartney, Bpilsby
Lalt Hobert, Newton, Falklngham
Larrington Ebenezer, Fen, Geduey S.0
M^les T. Ashcroft yard. Lea rd.(Mnsboto'
Markluun George, Grasby, Caistor
Mays William £ Thomas, Eastgate, Bourn
Parker George. Silversldes. Brigg
Shnw .Alexander & John, Earl's Fields works,
Grantham. Bee advertisement
Simmonds William, O>lsterworth, Grantham
Spencer Jabes, Winteringham, Doncaster
Sutton W. S. North Somerrates, Ot. Grimsby
Thompson Simon. Fleet, Holbeaoh
Wad lington Samnd, Bargate, Boston
Williamson Cliarles,Moulton (}bapel, Spalding
Wright J. Klrky-cum-Osgodby, Market Hasan
FBIiT T»rA-ir-B!H«
Braby Frederick & Co. Fitsroy works, Boston
roa'l, London fi.ir. & LlTorpool A Glaagow
Crog,;on & Go. 200 Upper Thames street, Lon-
don e.c. & at Liverpool St Glasgow
London Patent Felt Co. HO Cannon street,
London e.-.
FBNT DBAI.BB8.
Bmalley Joaeph, 13 Walkergate, Louth
Wood John, S3 Stnit, Lincoln
LINCOLNSHIRE.
FBBBTICBN.
Patcliett A. Wliart Bkellingthorpe, Lincoln
Vtnter William, Dogdyke, Boston
FII.B MAKUFACTTTBEBS.
Lincoln File Steel & Cutlery Co. Llni. (Ben.
Watson, man.), Cross street, Unooln
FILTBB KAKUFAOTtrBBBS.
Boston Filter Co. (James FergU8on,manager),
Station street, Boston
Cheavtn George, Wide Bsrgate, Boston
London A General Water Purifying (?o. Lim.
157 Strand, London tc.c. ; sole manufac-
torers of the pure animal charcoal cistern
& other filters
FIBBWOOO DEAI^EBS.
Brader Ricliaid. Wood Enderby, Boston
Bridger John, Welton lane, near SpUsby
Chapman Jonathan, Wellowgate, Gt-Qnmsby
DnfSn (George, Chapel street, Boston
Falrweather lirB.Phoebe,Laiigton-by-Wnigby
Famsworth WiUiam, 28 Red Lion street &
Wide Bargate, Boston
Fenwick James, Wragby, Lincoln
Hay Charles Jn. Roj-al dock. Great Grimsby
Hickson OeoTge,Langton-by-Wragby,Wragby
Jessop Jas. Statnton-by-Langworth,Lincoln
Nlokerson George, Union street, Grantham
Frestwood Thomas, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Priestley Zachariah, Portland street, Lincoln
Reynolds Frederick, Stamp end, Lincoln
Bobinson John, West Barkwith, Wragby
Scott William. BilUnghay, Slea<>rd
Sharp Bicbard, Mardiam-le-Fen, Boston
Willows Wmiam, GreenSeld, Alfonl
Winn Joseph, Moor, Conlngsby, Boston
[kellt's
1 Fish George, Jan. Albion st. Gmt Griiiisl7
I Forbes A Pearson. Charles street, Nev Ctee,
Great Grimsby
ForbeiJohn.Flah dock & .\lUon st.OL()niid>y
[ Germany Henry. Albion st- Great Griipcbr
.Great Grimsby Direct Fish Supply Co. Ksli
dock. Great Grimsby
I Hammond & FretweU, Fish dock,GtGrimiby
I Hilton Elijah, Fish dock £ l»i Albion meet.
Great Grimsby
' Kelsall Brotliers, Bath street. Great Crimitrr
I Ladds Wmiam J. S Welby atnet, Granthua
Mager John. Fish dock. Great Grioulty
I Melhnlsh Robert, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Mills Robert, Fish Dock mad. Great Grimsby
Molynenx George, 134 King Edward Etreet
north. Great Grimsbv
Murphy C%arles H. Fish dock. Great Rrimtb;
Newton James, I Hilda street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Richardson D. C. IM^ Albert st. GtGrinuliy
Russell J. Albion st Weelsbv, Gt Orinub;
Russell Joseph, Albion street. Great GricaFby
Scott James G. 171 Albion st. GreatGtimsby
Bewell Charles B. Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Sleight Joseph, Jan. Fish dock,arcat Grimsby
Stegeman William, Strand st. Great Griinstiy
Sutherland George, Fish dock, Gt. Grimibr
Teanby John, Fi<h dock. Great Grimsby
TeanbyJohn, H Stanley street. New Clee,
I Gnat Grimsby
Walton George, Fish dock & 4 King Eilvsnl
' street aonth. Great Grimsby
I Warrel George, Albion street, Gt. Grimsby
I Webster (Tharlee, Strand street, Gt. Grimsby
Westell John Croft, 18< King Edward street.
north. Great Grimsby
WiUers Robert, 17 Welby street, GranthsTu
Worrell George, Albion street, Gt. Giimj^y
FIBEWOOD aCAirUFACTBS. FISH KEBCHAKTS.
Linooln Steam Firewood Oo. Limited (Allan ; See also Salesmen — Fiah.
WHdsmith,man.), Waterside north, Lincoln .^„e„ q^ ^ y^^ y^^ ^ock. Great Griuaby
VT-R.KlirnR.'R' -M- AWmrArPPIsa i Alwaid Jas. 4 Oea Fish dock, Gt. Grimsby
f AiUSWUltJL J&AMUX'.A.OTJtS. i Appleyard Robert, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Brock C. T. & Co. sole Pyrotechnists to the .Vtkln George, llsli dock. Great Giimstay
Crystal Palace, from 1863 to present time, [ Atkinson Henry, Fish dock, Grestt Grimsby
South Norwood, London t.e j Atkinson Joseph. Fish dock. Great Grimsby
____. , Baldock Edward, M Eve street, Louth
FISH BUTEBS. 'BallsAUgale*Richards,Flsh dck-Gt. Grimsby
Appleyard Sanuel, 4 Charles street, ciee- 1 B*,"*" A'**!"' '*•„?!*'''**• '^"^ *'"™'''r
thorpe. Great Orlmsbv Bolton William, 128 Church st- Gt Grimsby
Blow John, 66 Freemanrt. Great Grimsby ' Bradley Walt 242 Victoria ststh. GtGrinitby
Borrlll Thomas, Fish dock. Great Grimsby Brocklasby John, IMKent street * Fish dock,
BroaghtonThoma8,Fl8hdock,GreatGrini8byl <'™*g5l™»''y, _, ,. ^ ^ „ „ ^
Chapman William, 6 Kingston terrmoe, High- ! Brocklwhy Wm, jun. Fish^k, GU Grimsl^
gate CHeethorpes, Great Grimsby
Cto^hnm John, 322 Victoria street north.
Great Grimsby
CJroft George, FUh dock. Great Grimsby
Crowtber Tom, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Dawion Obartas, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Evans T. IS Worsley bulldlngi<,at Grimsby
Fyah William, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Gidley Samnel, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
OniT Wnilam, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Hall William N. Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Brown Henry, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
CampbellThas.(whelk),Fish dock,OtGrim<liy
Carrington Abraliam, Fish dock, Gt. Grinistnr
Chamberlaln George, Fish dock, Ot Grimsby
Chambers Wm. L. Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Clifton Alfred, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Cook Alfred H. Fish dock. Great 6rirosb>
Cook Jabes, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Cormack Daniel. Fish dock & 1S7 AlUou
street. Great Grimsby
Coulbeck Benj. C. Fisli dock, Gt. Grimsby
Hammond John, Fish dock & 17« Freeman Coulbeck John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
street. Great Grimsby i Coulbeck Tom C. Fish dock. Great Grimsiy
Hinch Altrad, Fish dock, G reat Grimsby Crowtlier Samnd, Fish dock. Great Giinutir
Hlnoh Alfred, Thrunsooe road, Cloethorpes, Cnrwood Geo. & Co. Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
Great Grimsby Dent Francis, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Mackrill John R. Fisli dock. Great Grimsby 5°!*'* ^eri«k. I''* dock. Great Grimsby
Mancarr James, Fish dock, Great Grimsby ' Evison IVucIs, 183 Albion St. Gt Grimsby
Morgan Alexander, Fish dock, Great Grimsby '<«»'*y Michael H. Flah dock, Gt Grinubj
Nntley John, Wobum house, Cleethorpes, France Joseph. Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Great Grimsby ' Franklin Samuel, 8 Macantay street ; St fish
Pago Walter, 167 Willingham street, Weelsby ' „^^^^^P'^'^^
Pearce W 20 Duke st. New cnee, Gt Grimabyl f"'"«y J™"- J'"""- "™ dock. Great Grimsly
BobbInsJ.77BUrllngst.NewClee,GtGrimsby|'*"*'™y wmiam James, 12 Thomas street.
Rovrston John WUkinson, 4 Bancroft street, „ Weelsby, Great Gnmsby
Cleethorpes, Great Grimbbv S''°'*S?" 01i«iS«! *J^ dock, Gt Grimsby
Slnderson Thomas, Fish dock, Great Grimsby' "''y i.™"™^ ™'' *«*. Oitat Grimsby
Sioderson Thomas, 9 KlngBton terrace. High- S"^ Thomas May, Pfah dock, Gt Grimsby
gate, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby .Great Gwhsby Dirkct Fish Sr pplv Co.
Stodman William, Fish dock. Great Grimsby I „ (J«ph^J_ohnson,mim. ),Fish dck. GtGrms^
Would James, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
FISH CUBEBS.
Guzzle John, Fish dock. Great Grimsbv
Hall George E. Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Hammond John, Flah dock & ITS Fnanm
street Great Grimsby
Barber Alfred, Fish Dock rd. Great Grimsby Heaton James, Fish dock. Great Grimsbv
Barber Alfred Jas. Albion st. Great Grimsby HodaonW,BrlghtonstCleethorpes,GtGrmsbT
Bolton Wllllam,I23 Church st. Great Grimsby Jeffs Charles, Flah dock, GrAt Grimsby
BrocklGsby Charles, Albion st Great Grimsby JelTs Henry, Fish docl^ Great Grimsbv
Brockleaby John, 186 Kent street Sc Fish dock, I Jennison Matthew, Flah dock, Gt. Grimsby
Great Grimsby ,
Brocklesby William, Albion streetGtOrimsby
Brockleaby W. jun. Fish Dock rd.GtGrimBby
Chamberlain Geo. Fish Dock rO. Gt Grimsby
Chamberlain John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Ohaaseieaux Edward, Charles street, New
Glee, Great Grimsby
Class Peter, Bath street, Great Grimsby
Cook Jabec, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Cormack Daniel, Fish dock dt 137 Albion
street. Great Grimsby
Coxon Charles, 163 Albion st. Great Grimsby
Dawson Charles, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Eviaon Fronois, 183 Albion st Great Grimsby
Fish George, 111 Albion street,aieat Orimat^
Johnson John, 2M King Edward street north
St Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Lee Otto, 3 Ashbnmham villas, LjtUeSeM
lane. Great Grimsby
Letten Geo. B.StCo. Fish dock. Gt Grims^J
Matkcrow Edward William,* Tersbnrg street.
Weelsby, Great Oiims^
Magee John, Fish dock, dreat Grimsby
Marshall Jamea, 3 Macanlay tcr. Gt. Grimstr
MarBhallWm.O. (whelks), Fish dck. G tG rmsby
Meadows James, Fish dock. Great GrijnsbT
Melhnlsh Robert, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Mercier & Peacock, Fish dock, Gt. GrlBBbr
Mills Robert, Fish Dock road, Gt Grimsbv
MitcheU G.tOHainton st Weetsby.atGrimsIrr
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIRKCTORT.]
MolyDMix George, IM King Bdward ttnst
north, Great Orinuby
Uuild Haniion, Flah dock. Great Grinuby
If odd StmoD, aeo. Fish dock. Great Grinuby
Madd StnoD, jnn. Fiih dock. Great Grinuby
Madd WUIiain, Fiih dock. Great Grimaby
Mumby Charles, Fiih dock. Great Grimaby
MnrreU Joeeph, Flali dock. Great Grinuby
Mnrrell Samnel, 40 Orwell at. Great Grinuby
NtckoMn Samuel F. Fish dock, Gt. Grimaby
Noble John, Fiah dock, Great Grimaby
North Sea >1ahihg Co. Limited, Fiah dock.
Great Grimaby
Nntley John, The Pontoon, Fiah dock. Great
Grimaby
Osborne Abaalom&Bobt. Fiah dck.Gt. Grimsby
Oabome Absalom, 2 Brighton street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Palmer Walter, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Pearce George, Fiah dock, Great Grimaby
Fearoe William E. Fisli dock, Great Grinuby
Pegg John, Fiah dock, Great Urimaby
Rose Alfred, Fiah dock, Great Grimaby
BnaseU Joseph, Albion street. Great Grimaby
Rnsaell Joseph, Fith dock. Great Grimaby
Sinclair John M. Fiah dock. Great Grimaby
Sinderson Thomaa, Fiali dock. Great Grimaby
Sleight Joe<>ph & Son, Fiah dock, at.Grimsby
Sleight George F. Flah dock. Great Grimsby
Sleight Joseph, Fiah dock. Great Grimsby
Sleight Joseph, jnn. Fiah dock, Gt. Grimsby
SmetliuntHy.&Sona,FishDck.nl.Gt.Grimsby
Smith John, Fish dock, Great Grimaby
Smitli Jn.lM Stlrllng.st.NcwClee,Gt.GrimBby
Sproaton William, Flsli dock. Great Grimsby
Statterafleld Tom, 46 Earl street, Gt. Grimaby
Stowe Geor;re, Fiaii dock, Great Grimsby
SnggitUIiBulpit (wlielk),Fiah dck.Gt.Grmaby
Turner Bvrou, Flsli dock. Groat Grimsby
Volsej- Artlmr R. Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Walton George, Fiah dock. Great Grimsby
Warner William, Fish dock. Great Grimaby
WatUnaon Thomas R. Fiali dock, GLOrimaby
Wenney John, Flsti dock, Great Grimaby
WesteU John Croft, 188 King Edward atreet
north. Great Grimaby
PISH SAX.BS1IBN.
See Soleamen— Fish.
FISH SATTOB ft PIOKLB BIXBS.
Shipbtnne James, i North parade, Grantham
Vegetable Relish Co. (The), Matmore works,
Spalding
FI8HEBHBK.
Hall Sanmel, Foadyke. Spalding
OSordO.IlSKing Edward st.nth.Gt.Grimaby
FISEIKG WET MAKBBS
Baker Jn. Deeping St. James, Market Deeping
Borratt Josiali H. Haltou road, Spilaby
Coney Henry, West atreet. Atford
DimlilebyJn.2 Market pLdiNew market, Lonth
Navlnr John, Morton-by^Galnaborougb
PoUardT. 12 Stanley stNewClee-Gt-Grimsby
Honnsell Herbert E. Limited, Pelican net &
twine works, Bridport, Dorset. All Unds
of cotton & hemp seines, trawls, trammela
& other flailing nets
FIBHINa BOD & TAOKI.S KAS.
Kew Alfred, 27 Mercer row, Lonth
Walker Joeenb Wro. 14 Waterside atb. Lincln
WUaon Etlwln, & St. LauTeuce at. HomcasUe
Wood Joa. Laidhiw, 33 St. Mary's at.Stamlord
FISHKONQIiSS.
Marked thua • are Shell Fiali Dealers.
Aiathorpe Andrew. Bordney, Lincoln
Bailey Robert, Market ploce, Sleaford
BennettWm. Jn.George st.BartonK>n-Hamber
Bird Mrs. Mary, 21 Market place, Grantliam
Blades William, 2 Clieyne lane, Stamfoi>l
Bradley Pearce, IS Wharf rood, Grantham
'Bray George, Friskney, Boston
Bray Henry, li2 Albert street, Gt. Grimaby
Briggs George, Holme atreet, Ot. Grimaby
Broadberry Robt 17 Silver at. Gainsborough
Campion William, 29 Upgate, Louth
Corrott Joseph, 13 High street, Lincoln
Carter Frederick, 2 Newlands, Lincoln
Catley Charles, Barrow on-Humber, Hull
Cheetham John, 200 High street, Lincoln
Clark Henry, High street, Skegness
Clark John, 60 Wrawhy street, Brigg
Cook Robert, North goraercotes, Ot. Grimaby
Cooper William, 302A, High atreet, Lincoln
Conlliock Charlea, SeaViewstrcet.Cleethorpes,
Great Grimaby
Coosina Robert, t Castle atreet, Stomforl
Cressey Cboa. 118 Garibaldi at. Gt. Grimaby
Cutis George, Epworth, Doncaater
Dawson Charles, t4 Portland street, Lincoln
Dawson William, Blllingborough,FalUngham
Dickinson Mrs.SaraltA.<St.MaryV st.Stamfrd
f isb. Game tt Poultry Co. (John Baker,
manager), 2 Comhill, Lincoln
Fiance Chaa. 18 Victoria at. wst. GtGrinuby
LIN0OLN8HIBE.
FHA Chas. MS Victoi^ st. nth. Gt. Orlmsby
Gilbert Cbaa. New rd. Button Bridge, Wisbech
Gray George, jun.BeaView street, Cleethorpee,
Great Grimaby
Gray Thomas, 38 Lord street, Galnaborough
Qnizwell Wm. Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Hare Wra. Daniel, Church at. Market Deeping
Hayea Alfred, 2 Spain lane, Boston
Hayes Henry, 9 Bridge street, Spalding
Healey George, 13 High street, Stamfonl
Howaon George, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Humble John, Frelaton shore, Freiston, Bstn
Jenkinaon Edwd. 17 St. Peter's hh Grantham
Kime Joshua M. Flah mkt. Market pi. Boston
Kirk John, High atreet, Alford
Lee Mn. Elizabeth, Oxford st. Market Boaen
Locks Thoe. Geo. Fiah mkt. Market pi. Boatn
Locks Thomas Gea 31 Lumley rd. Skegness
Low John, West street, Alford
Mettiuun Mrr. Susan, 6 London r^ Grantham
Newton Freeman, 47 Freeman st. Gt.Grimsby
Nutley J.SeaVleW8t.Cleethorpes,Gt.Orimsby
Oram Mrs. Mary, 5 Lumley road, Skegness
Osborne Charles, Legbourne, Louth
Pearce RobL 140 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimaby
Plnmpton Samuel, 39 Mercer row, Louth
Pratt William. Saltfleet, Louth
Ilamater Jn. 146 Vlctoriast. ath. Gt. Grimaby
Sewell Shelali. 3 North atreet, Homcaatle
Sraalley Chos. Fiah market. Market pi. Bostn
Spencer John, 3 Market pL&ce, Homcastle ; A
32 Sincll street, Llncohi
Staintou William, 111 Briitge st Gainaboro'
Steel Artliur. 373 High atreet, Lincoln
•Stcvenaon William, Friaknev, Boston
•Taddel JspIi.300IVictoria Btnth.Gt.Grim»by
Tilley John, 9 All Saints' street, Stamford
Travera Lawrence, Corby, Grantham
Tuddenham Edward, 1 Sheep mkt. Spalding
Turner William, Braoebridge, Lincoln
Turner William, 22 Waterside south, Lincoln
Tyrrell Joseph, High street, Spilaby
Wakelln John, SO Eastgatc, Louth
Walton WiliUm, 24 Wrawby street, Brigg
Wandby Levi, 23 Watergate, Grantham
Warriner Thos. 7 Victoria at. wat-Gtprimsby
Westcott James William, SO^^astgate, Louth
*Whiley James, Friskney, Boston
Wilkea Mrs. Maria, High street, Skegneaa
Williamaon William, North street. Bourn
Wood Geo. Hibaldston, Kirton Undsey R.S.0
Toang Joseph, 190 Freeman st. Gt. Grimaby
FRU 809
FI<Aa TWAKItllfl.
Turtle & Pearce, 13 Duke street, London
bridge *.r. ; niRnufactarerB of printed or
** patUm dyed," Aaga 6c bonnen & bunting
merchants. Bv appointment to the Hon.
Board of Trinity & Colonial Port Trusts :
roakers to the Board o( Trade, oontractors
to H.M. Government die most of the prin-
cipal shipping Go's. & yacht clubs. Trade
Sl ahippers sappliod
FLAX DRAXEBS.
DowBon James, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Jackson Richard, Ealand, Crowle, Doncaster
Mitchell John, North et. Crowle, Doncaster
FLAX DBBSSSBS.
Barrat Wm. Common side Crowle, Doncaster
Crowle Flax Mills Co. Limited (George Storey,
manager K Crowle, Doncaster
Foster John, Epworth, Doncaster
PLOOBOZiOTH WABBHOnSES.
Soe Carpet & Floor Cloth Warehousemen.
FI.OBISTS.
See also Kursorymen & Seedsmen
Allen John, North street, Botirn
Brown Wm. St James, 56 High st Stamford
Cole Jn.Wm.Holly nurserj'.Hundleby.Spllshy
Connell John Wm. 64 Church »t. Q^nsboro*
Crowdc^r William, Thimbleby, Homcastle ; &
1'4 High street, Homcastle
Dixon John E. 21 &. 23 Lord st. Gainsborough
Duckering Alfred, East Barkwith, Wragby
Emerson William Charles Makej, 420 High
street, Lincoln ; nurseries at Bracebrldge
OoodoU Wm. Isaac, 38 & 39 Gospelgte. Louth
IllmanJn.Nettleham rd.&New market, Lncin
Ingrey Eli, 20 St. Thomas' road, Spalding
Johnson William Wade it Son, Bridge street
Spllsby nl. Skirbeck, Boston. See advert
Joyce Henry, 8 South end, Boston
Kendall George, 8A Ajtwell lane, Louth
Kenton William, 126 New market, Lonth
Matthew;* Henry, Epworth, Doncaster
Moody George, Holmes lane & Market hall,
Lontlu See advert
Pearson Arthur, 46o, Queen st. Homcastle
Pennell & Son, High st. & Oowt's bridge,
Lincoln ; & at Bracebrldge
Pym George, 57 Grantley street, Grantham
Redshaw John, North street, Bourn
Riddle Henry, Brighowgate. Great Grimsby
Rose Joseph, East road, Sleaford
Seymoar Thomas, Donington-on-Bain, Louth
Todd John. 40 St. Peter's htll, Grantham I
SXiOVB DBAIiEBS.
Bee Com & Floor Dealerr.
FLOTTB FAOTOBS.
See Cora A Flour Fact4trr.
FLOUB UEBOHANrS.
See Com & Flour Merchant*.
FliT PBOPBIETOBS.
Bee Job Masters.
FOOTBAIili OtTTFITTBBS.
See Cricket & Football OutStters.
FOBA.aE CONTBACTOB.
Molson Wm. A. 22A,St. Thomas's rd.Spaldln?
FOBWABDIKa AQENTS.
See Agents— Forwarding.
FBENOa POI.ISHEBS.
Bafldom James, 120 Eastgnte, Louth
Beirastein Horace M. Wairiugtou ho. High st.
Lincoln. See advert
Kingston Jsph. SI Garibaldi st. Gt. Grimsby
Towers George, Swan street, Lincoln
FBXnr BBOKEB.
Seejroker— Frait.
FBUIT GROWEB.
AtgarMrs. A. Horsegate, Deeping St. James,,
Market Deeping
FBtriT KEBOHANTS.
Hcrcock John Henry, Queen st. Gt. Grimsby
Lilley John, Northgate, Pinchbeck, Spatdlug
Quinoey Mrs. Elizabeth, Falney, Spalding
Robinson Cooper, 23 Cooling st. &Newmarket,
Lincoln
Sellars Bdward, Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
FBITIT SAIiBSMEN.
See Salesmen— Fruit.
FBiriTEBEBS & QBEBN-
OBOOEBS.
Algar William, Church st. Market Deeping
Askew William, SSpring ganlns.Gaiusborough
Atkinson J. W. Market la. Barton-on-HumlKT
Baker Daniel, 62 Foundry street, Homcastle
Baker T. 142 Victoria st. south, Gt. Grimaby
Bales John, 48 Garibaldi street, Gt. Grimsby
Borr Robert, 26 Orwell street, Gt. Grimsby
Barrett William. West street, Boston
Beasley Daniel, Newmarket, Lincoln
Beck William, 32 Church st. Gainsborough
Bedford J. & 113 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Beech William, 3 Gospelgate, Louth
Beeson Benjamin, 141 Victor st. Kew Clee,
Great Grimaby
Beeson William, 69 Annesley st. Gt. Grimsby
Bentley Joseph, G Silver street, Lincoln
Berry Thoe. 173 Cleethorpe r^L Gt. Grimsby
Blanchard Miss Kate, 7 Cleethorpe rd. New
Clee, Grimsby
Blow Jn. 131 Vlctoriast. south, Gt. Grimsby
Bowman Jn. Wm. 46 Shakespear st. Lincoln
Bradey William, Newmarket. Lincoln
Bradley John, 7 Liquorpond street, Boston
Bronston Mrs. L. 8 dc 9 Red Lion st. Stamfonl
Briggs Edward, 21 ^ielville street, Lincoln
Bronghton John, 4 Riby street, Gt. (Jrinisby
Brown Geo. 24fi Cleethorpe rd. Gt, Grimsbv
Brown H, 374 Victoria St. North,Gt. Grimsby
Brnmmitt James, 10 Bailgate, Lincoln
Brunyee Samuel, High st. Crowle, Doncaster
Burman David, 13 Es£t Marsh st. Gt.Giimsby
Bursnall Mrs. Hannah, Queen street, Boston
Care William, Newmarket, Lincoln
Catrill Thos. 163 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Chapman it Miller, 208 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
Chapman Jsph. 171Cleethorpe r1.Gt. Grinuby
Cheatham George, Newark road, Lincoln
Clieeseman H. Curiwratlon rl. Gt. Grimsby
Clapmon Joseph, 91 Waterside south, Llucblii
Clarke John, 19 Gulldlioll street, Lincoln
Cleaver Tom, Linwood rood. Market Rasen
Corringham SI. Corporation rd. Gt. Grimsby
Cowley William, 9 Upgate, Louth
Cowling Robert, Scunthorpe. Doncaster
Credland John, Chapel la. Barton-on-Barton
Credland Wm. High st. Borton-ou-Humber
Crisp Thomas, 18 Wharf road, Grantham
Crosby George, 43 Bigby street, Brigg
Culpin Rlchoni, A3 London road. Spalding
Dales A. 18 Victor st. New Clee,Gt. Grimsby
Dolton Mrii. Elish. Ann, 1 New rd. Spalding
Dawson Thomas, Newmarket, Uncoln
Day George, 33 Bailgate, Lincoln
Dewey John Silverwood, Westgate, Sleaford
Dickinson Joseph, West street, Boston
Dixon John, 3 Bridge street. Gainsborough
DUon Wm. 18 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Drury George, Kirton Lindsey KS.0
Drary William. 13 Freeman st. Gt. Grtmsby
Digi
izedbyVjUU^lC
810 Gam
FnrrTERRts ft-ORxmoHocit.ss— con.
Dannini^u Cliarlo, 88 Batb tt. at, Grinuby
Batch Monholl, Bracebrtdge, Lincoln
Elvldge Henry, 10 Blrait, Unooln
Elrln Junes, 16 Sttalt, Lincoln
ETlBon Jabez, 338 High street, Lincoln
Falkner Henry, North street, Booin
Fisher Thomas, 3 Scotgata, Stamford
Foster Oeorge, 39 Foundry street, Homoutle
Foster Mark, 12 Vine street, Oiantham
Foster Thomas, Kill lane, Homcastle
Fountain Oeorge, i St. Leonard's St. Stamford
Frpser William, i Chnrch lone, HomcMtle
Gad«by Mrs. Jane. 22 Strait, Lincoln
Garton O. 7 Weetaby st.New Clee,Gt. Grimsby
Gawtfaorpe Jalin, i^ Weetgate^ Bleafoid
Gcrvis Mrs. 8. Higli st. Crowle, Doncaster
Gibson Wm. P. 196 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Goddsfd Jolin, ^ Korth street. Homcastle
Goodman William, 37 Monson st. Lincoln
Goose Bobert, 2 Orchard street, Lincoln
Graham Edward, 38 Ballgatc, Lincoln
Grant Robert, Newmarket, Lincoln
Graves Stph. 56 Yarbrough st.iGt. Grimsby
Graj' Jored, 117 £astgate, Lonth
Hammond Fredk. Eaton, 2i West St. Boston
Hardy Bobert, 23 Crwoent, Spalding
Harrand G«orge. 41 Bridge st Gainsborough
Hatcllff Brlosas, 101 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Healey George, 13 High street, Storafocd
Hercock Jn. Hy. 28 Pasture st Gt Grimsby
Hibbins Valentine, 2 St (ohn's st. iSi Hor<e
Shoe lane. Stamford
Hitch DsTld, S Station st & 1^, London rd.
Spalding
Hocknell Benjamin, 4K Wrawby street Brlgg
HoMen Isaac, 13 Nev road, SpAldtng
Holmes William Hy. 1 Short st Gt Grimsby
Hunter William, Newmarket, Lincoln
Hurd William, 22 Kent street, Gt. Grimsby
Jackson Edwd. 38 Freeman st Gt Grimsby
Jackson Jabez, Burgh-ln-the-Max«h H.S.0
Jackson Jeremiah, Union st Market Basen
Johnson Henr;', 128 Willingham st Weelsby
Great Grimsby
Johnson John William, 2M King Edward st
Great Grimsby
Johnson Tom. a Oxford street, New Clee,
Great Grlmsbv
Joynes S.134Vlc'torl» st NewClee,GtGrimBby
Keightley J. 332 Victoria st north.Gt Grimsby
Lake James, 2 Carr street, Lincoln
Lamming Thomas, 66 Tpgate, Lonth
Landin George, 3S Church st. Gainsborough
Lath Heny, 72 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Llugard Mis. F. 183 Freeman st Gt. Grimsby
Llttlewood Joseph, Newmarket, Lincoln
Lockton Charles, 64 Castlegate, Grantham
Magee John, 118 Freeman .st Gt Grimsby
Mager WllllAm. South street, Alford
Magnees James, 46 West street, Boston
Major Charles, 143 Kent street, Gt Grimsby
Marrow? H. 280 Victoria St. Eonth,Gt Grimsby
Marshall William, Newmarket, Lincoln
Mason John, 109 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Maw Peter, 46 Bipon street, Lincoln
Miller C. 186 Lower Burgess st Gt Grimsby
Mills Samuel, 4,j New Market st Gt. Grimsby
Mitchell Mrs. Susannah, Chapel st. Boston
Munihy Fraa. 211 Freeman st. Gt. Giimsby
Kaylor Joslah, 271a, High street, Lincoln
Needhnm Chas. 226 Freeman st, Gt. Grimsby
KeedJiam Geo. OM Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Palethorpe William, Bridge street Brlgg
Palmer Frank, 37 Newlands, Lincoln
Parker Wm. 160 Freeman st. Gt Grimsbv
Parrott David. 23 Oiford street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Pearson Cliristopher, 18 Dolphin la. Boston
Peck WUUam Towler, SO Qneen St. Boston
Feniston RIchd. Cambridge st Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Perkin Charles, 174 King Edward st north.
Great Grimsl>y
Perrin James, 130 Kent street, Qt Grimsby
Pick Edward, 2.5 Railway st. Gt Grimsby
Pinchbeck Isaac, 72 Weelsby st. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Pinchbeck Jn. 103 Cleethorpe rd. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Plumtree H. H. 70 Freeman st Gt Grimsby
Poole John. 44 Freeman street Gt Grimsby
Potts John. Corporation road, Qt. Grimsby
Powell Walter, .59 RIpon street Lincoln
Randall George, 13 Lumley rood, Skegness
Ransley John. High street, Coistor
Rauson Joseph, 12 Wlnsover road, Spalding
Eavenacroft Geo. Hy. 257 Cleethorpe rood.
Great Grimsby
Reel Henry. Newmarket, Lincoln
Rees Mrs. M. Ann, ii Grantham st Lincoln
Richards Geo. 83 CIe«thorpc rd. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Richards George, Strand street Gt. Grimsbv
Riclmrilson S. 2.52 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Grimsby
Richardson Win. John st Monk's rd. Lincoln
Rlckcll William, 37 Steep hilU Lincoln
Roberts Thoe.H.38i39 Lord st Gainsborough
Robinson George, Sea View st Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Robinson Willtain, 20 TJpgate, Louth
RowBOU W.Higb St. Watofieetill BalntsB.S.0
Rowston Mrs. AUoe, 31 Hungate, Lincoln
Sandars Thomas, 16 Bipon street, Lincoln
Schofteld Wm. 42 Church st. Gainsborough
Sellars Edward, Sea View st Cleethorpes,
Great Grimal^
Sellars John Henry, Sea View st Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Sellars Jsph. C. 44 Theslger st. Gt Orlmtby
Sliaw Charles William, 61 Bailg«te, Lincoln
Shaw William, 119 Willingham st. WeeUby,
Great Grimsby
Simpson John Jas. 26 Watergate, aruitha,m
Skelton John, High st. BartonK>n-Hnin>>er
Skelton Thos. 32 Alfred st. High st Lincoln
Sleight Thomas, 61 Nelson st. Gt Grimsby
Smitli John, Newmarket Lincoln
Smith Joshua, 3 Nichol hill, Louth
Smith Samuel, 20 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Smith William, 82 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Stamp Bichard W. 113 Kent St. Gt. Grimsby
Starker George, 117 Burton road, Lincoln
Stevenson HenryWilliam, 79 Eastgate, Lonth
Storr John Eowland, 77 Lumley rd. Skegness
Strawson William, 83 Aswell lane, Lonth
Sutton William, Welby street, Grantham
Swaby Edwin, 12 Walkergate, Louth
TiAinscoe Ernest &Herbert,Cre8oent,6palding
Taylor John, 126 Cleethorpe road,GtOrimsby
Taylor WiUIam, 387 High street, Lincoln
Thomdyke Thomas, 22 Portland st. Lincoln
Thorpe John, 28 Lumley rood, Skegness
TlllcT John, 9 All Saints' street, Stamford
Todd John, 40 St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Todd Miss Mary, 85 Watergate, Grantham
Tupling Mrs. Eliza, 276 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Sale Edward, 14 James street, Grantham
Waldingliam William, Winterton, Doncaster
Wodsley George, High street Boston
W alker Mrs Elisabeth, Wlnterton,Doncaster
Walker Samuel, 34 Lord st Qalnsborongh
Wall Charies Thomas, T Wharf rd. Grantham
Walton John. 28 Waterside north, Lincoln
Ward Robert, Hanthorpe, Bourn
Webster Mrs. Sarah, 44Tooley stGalnsborongh
West J.76 Cleethorpe rd.NewCleo,GtGrmBby
Wheatley John. 14 High street, Lincoln
Wheeler Charles, 59 Wharf rpsd, Grantham
White James Gentle, 67 Wrnwty st Brigg
White n. 254 Lower Bnrgess st. Gt. Grimsby
Whyley Thomas, 6 St Paul'slst Stamford
Wilkinson Charles, 7 Wide Bargate, Boston
WIlkin.»on George, Red Lion stoeet Boston
Willingham Wm. Hy. 24« Victoria street,
south. Great Grimsby
Wilson George, Newmarket, Lincoln
Wilson John, SO Victoria street, Lincoln
Wilson Stephen, 3 Bridge stnet, Spalding
Withers S. 39 Victoria st west Qt Grimsby
Woodthorpe Fredk. A. {3 WldeBargate, Boston
Wright Robert, 33 Wormgate, Boston
Wright Wm. 134 Albert street, Gt Grimsby
Wright Wm. Old Market idaoe, Gt Grimsby
Young John, 26 South street, Boston
FXTITEBAIi CABBZAOB
PBOPHIETOBS.
Day Charles, Pelhom street, Lincoln
Spalding Thos. High st St Mark's. Lincoln
Thornton L. T.298HighstLlncoln.See advert
FTTNBKAIi VT7SNIBHEBB.
Chapman Garmston & Son, 4 High street,
Stamford
Clarke Wm. Market place, Crowle, Doncaster
Organer Edward, 7 Strait Bargate, I Boston
Poole & Sons, Crowle, Doncaster
WRKtantsa TRovmasav&a.
See Ironmongers.
TXminTVBB BBOKEBS
ft DBALEBS.
Barker John, South end, Alford |
Beech George, 1 Prospect street, Homcastle
Beirnstein Horace Mark, Warrington house.
High street, Lincoln. See advert
BiUin? John S. 5 St Mary's hill, Stamford
Boss Mrs.SarahAnn, 44St. Mary 'sat Stamford
Bower William, 86 Burton road, Lincoln
Briggs Geo. North st. Crowland, Peterborough
Brnwn John William, 26 Crescent, Spalding
Cammack Wm. 12 & 13 Westgatc, Grantham
CarterlGeorge Frederica, 2 Norman st. Lincln
Chambers WiUiara, Westgato, Sleaford '
Child Joseph, 76 Waterside north, Lincoln
Clarke Joseph, 32 Portland st ; 28 New
Market & 12 Comhill, Lincoln
! Clarke William, Market pi. Crowle, Doncaster
! Cooling Alfred, Metheringhom, Lincoln
Dalton Mrs, Mary, 149 4 ISO Wlnsover road,
Spalding
Dennis Wm. Samuel, 25 Maiden row, Louth
Dixon & Son, 67 Wharf road, Grantham
Dring Henry, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Gadsby Henry, Newlonds & 11 Xentercroft
street Lincoln
Glover Reuben, 72 Garibaldi st. Gt Grimsby
[KELCrt
GreenaU Isaao Karl, li K««r losd, SpaUing
Grlncell Alfred, 9 Strait, Untoln
Hsnkin Wm. uttle, 1 Donblejt Spalding
Bannett,Kellam&New,77Westg*te,amntham
Harmstone Mrs.. Jane, 14 Mstrket pi. Spalding
Hayvrard, Reffell & Co.rGeargeGriffln,man.).
Crowland ; 4: at Peterborough
Hobblns John, 1 James street, Louth
Holdemeai Bobert, 44 West ttxtet, Boston
Homsby Arthur, 62 Trinity st Gainsborough
HorsewoodJ.SBumtHlU la.*Nor«hg«(e, Lonth
Bnnt George, Sciintharpe, Doncaster
Jackson George, 13 North street, Grantham
Keal Bdword, 1 Rosegarth street Boston
KealiHenry, 3 Bank, Boston
Lark Misn, Braoebridge, Lincoln
Lawrence Edward Bell, 50 Newmarket street.
Great Grimsby
Laxton Fredk. 4 je 5 Herring lane, Spalding
Lee John, 2 Lumley road, Skegness
Lenton Robert, High street. Market Deeping
Lincolnshire Furnishing Co. Waningtom
bouse, High street Lincoln. See advert
LIttledyke WllUun, 3 AB Saints' st Stamford
May Brothers, High street, Holbeach
MltcheU Mrs. Mary,41Tbreadneed1est.Boaton
Moore Alfred, 3 Chapel lane, Spalding
Morris Fred. Bacholme, S Strait Lincoln
Morriss George. SO BaUgate, Lincoln
Muthmery Nathan, 3A0 King Edward street
north, Great Grimsby
Fallthorp William, 172 Victoria street sonth.
Great Grimsby
Palmer George Wm. S7 OeoU st Grantham
Fear William, 74 Commercial road, Spalding
Bawling Miss Sophia, 37 High street Boston
Eeedman John, 45 Broad street, Stnmford
Repton Joseph, Westgate, Sleaford
Richardson Mrs. Ann, S3 Kent stGtGrimsbj
Rlngham Wm. W. 2 Westlode st. Spalding
Scrimsliaw William, Dolphin lane Boston
Simpson & Son, 22 Market place, Boston
Smith Edward, West street. Bourn
Snowden William, S7 New market, Louth
Spademan George, 17 High street, Stamford
Stothard William, 21 Bridge st Gainsborough
Stnnt EteUel, <7 Nelson street Gt Grtanaby
Swallow Thomas, 7 Stralt& 9 Com Exchange
arcade, Lincoln
Thompson Jacob, High st Orawle, Doncaater
Thompson John D. 1&17 Com market Loath
Tooley John, S SiG Silver street A Heaton
street OalasboroDgh
Towers George, 19 Strait, Lincoln
Ward Wm. «<: 7 St Ibiy's hiU. Stamford
Wardic Francis Lewis, 32 to IS Lumley road.
Skegness A Wainfleet All Saints' It.S.0
Wilson John, Sonnthorpe, Doncaster
Wolpe Isnel, 133 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Grimsby-
Wright Jn. Cooke, 1 & 2 Lord st GtGrimsby
Wright Wm. Hy. 10 Bed Lion st Stamford
7UBHITTTBE- BBKOVBBS Sc
DBFOSITOBZES.
Curtis Edmund,olBce& showrooms, 40 Silver
street, Lincoln
Dawson Thomas Alfd. 16 Portland stlincolu
Hannett, Kellamife New, 77Westga.Granthsiii
Martin & Sims, Castle hill. Exchequer gate &
Eastgate, Lincoln. See advert
Straker William, 39 Annesley stGt Grimsbv
Tmman W. H. Old Militia barracks, Linraiii
DepoeItory(The),for removing or M-arehourdng
furniture, luggage &C. ; all charges mode-
rate ; prospectus post free (Arthur G.
Dixon & Herbert Haynes, proprietors),
Harrow road, London tr
FUBBIBBS.
Goodman Mrs. Ann, 17 North st Grautbam
HawBon John, 37 Sc 39 Eastgate, Louth
Stones Levi ic Jabez, W^hiteplt Swaby, Alford
aALVAinZBD IBON IL&.KSBS.
Croggon A Co. 200 Upper Tliames st London
e,e, ; & at Liverpool & Glasgow
QAIiVANIZEBS.
Braby Frederick & Co. Fitzroy works, Euaton
road, London n ir. ; A Liverpool & GliKf:o«r
Croggon Si Co. 200 Upper Thames st London
e.c ; A at Liverpool A Glasgow
aAKCB IIEAI.BBS.
See Poulterers.
OAKEXBEPBBS.
Adams Thomas (to the Earl of Lindscy).
Uffington, Stamford
Bartrop John (to Miss Beckett), Corringham,
Gainsborough
Bellamy John (toJ.B. Stanhope eHi.),BeTe&t<v,
Boston
Bland Joseph (to Thos. A. R. Heatheote esq. >,
Falkingham
Bolt Ht. (to EarlBrownlow),tBelton,Grauthm
Clarkson Thomas (to Sir C. H. J. Andsr^m
bart). Lea, Gainsborough
C^ulthurst Jaraes(to Sir Bobert SbelSeld bait.
J. P.), Crosby, Doncaster
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRACES DIHECTORT.]
Oerma^f John (to Jotetih Rnatoii Hq. X.P.,
J.P.)> BKhopNortoii, Eliton liBdMJ-
Origgs Philip (to Sir J. H. Thotold bart. D.L.
j.p.>, Bjtiaa Huk, OnuilhaB
Hammond Cbanee (to £arl of Tarboroogh),
Brockleabf , Cloeby
Hurington Jasua (to 0. Tniaor, Mq.)f
Stoke Bochlord, Orantham
Holland John (to Uent. -Ool. Geo. Morlaad
Button D.I.,J.F.)i Knaith, Qalniboroogh
Bought Tbot. (to Admiral B. C. Ttaiqraon-
d'Eynoourt c. B. ). Taalby, Market Baaen .
Jackllng Joseph (to B. Wlna aaq. M.P.),
Appleby, Dencaatar
Leaning B.(to James Oonlton-Conatable esq.
J. p.), Alkborongh, Doncaster
low Oeorge (to the Hon. Evdyu Comwallte
Anderson Pelham D.I., J.P.), Cajthorpe,
Orantbam
ManaaU John(to R. Winn eaq.lI.P.),Appleby,
Doncaster
MaoaeU T. (to the Duke of Batland K.a.),
Woolsthorpe, Qrantham
Metcalfe Joseph (to Earl of Yarborongh),
Bronghton, Brlgg
Osbom James (to J. Griffith Deardan esq.),
Wytham-on-the-Hlll, Bourn
Smith John Hooper (to Sir Hagh A. H.
Cholmeley bart.),Burton Ciogglea, Oranthm
Spinks Charles (toB. Foddington-Coltman
esq.), Hagnaby, Spllsby
Thompson BenJ. (to Valentine D. H. Caiy-
Elwes esq. J.F.), Boxby, Doncaster
Warriner Wm. (to Edward Weston Oraoioft-
Amcottsew].), Kettlethorpe, Newark
Wjrles K.(to W.Holland eaq.),MBrket Deeping
OAXDENBBS.
See Market Oardeners ; also Nurserymen.
GABDBHBBS— FBIVATE.'
AllenBmest (to Sir Bobt, Sheffield hart. J.P.),
Kormanby, BnrtonK>n-Stather, Doncaster
Ashby Thomas, (to Sir J. H. Thorold hart.
D.L., J. P.), Bystoa park, Grantham
Barker Charles (to Col. Tunnard-Hoore),
The Hall, Frampton, Boston
BlaUde A. (to J. B. Stanhope esq.), BeTssby,
Boston
Calver Alfred (to Miss Boucherett), North
Willingham, Market Basen
Chapman Smith (to B. Pockllogton-Coltman
esq.), Hagnaby, Spllsby
Cockenoll Charles (to C. Tumor esq. J.C),
Stoke Bochford, Grantham
Fergnson Wm. (to Major Wm. Longstaffe),
Uttle Ponton, Grantham
Qell J. (to Lord Monfion),Bnrton-by-Llncoln,
laincoln
Gilbert Blchard (to 'the Marquis of Exeter)
Barghloy park, Stamford
Lnmaden Dikvid (to Miss Constance Nisbet-
Hamllton), Bloxholm, Sleaford
MUon 6. (to Sir H. A. H. Cholmeley hart),
Baston, Grantham
Popple Wm. (to Edwd. W. Cracroft-Amootts
esq. J. P.), Hackthom, Lincoln
Sage Geo.(to EarlBrownlow),Belton,Gmthm
TtllyardOeo. B . (to the Earl of Yarborongh),
^tKklesby. Uloeby
OAS OOKPAiriES Se WOBKS.
Altord GasWoiki(J.Scarglll,manatrer ; Thos.
Allen Bellamy,jun. sec. & coL), South end,
Alford
Bardney Gas Works (J.Hlrd,derk),Bard ney,
Lincoln
Barrow-on-Humber Gas Co. Llm. (G. Harpar
Cherry, manager & sec), Burow^on-
Humber, Hull
Barton^on-Humber Gas Ca (Wm. Rllliard
Goy, sec.), Upper Ings lane, Barton'^n-
Humber
Blllingborough & Horbling Gas Ca (Benj.
Smith, sec. ; William Turner, manager ;
Thos. Hodgldnson, col.). Vine street,
Billingborough, Falklngham
Boston Gas Light & Coke Co. (Wm. Stont,
manager ; F. T. White, clerk; Bartol Btorr,
accountant; Bobert Burkitt, collector),
F^delt street, Boston
Boom Gss LightACoke Co. B. (Clarke, man. ;
John Leonard Bell, sec ; Wm. J. Mec,
collector), Eastgate, Bourn
Brigg GasCa Llm. (T. B. Freer, sec ; Bobt.
Spencer Knowles, man. ), Bireraide, Brigg
BnrghGas Works (Bobert Little, leesee)
Borgh-io-tbe-Marsh B.aO
Caistor Gas & Coke Co. Lim. (F. Beetham
Conssiis, sec), Caistor
Clcethorpes Gas Co. ( W. H. Dantaney, sec &
solicitor), office, Bivwery st. Great Qrjms-
Ijy ; works (William Drewry, manager),
Cleethorpes
Crowland Gas Works (Wm. Wyles Palmer,
manager), Crowland, Peterborough
Crowle Gas Onnpany's Works (John Tonge
Bmnyee, lec), Cnwle, Doncaster
IHrnlngtoo Gas Oo. Lim. (Blchd. Bothamley,
■ec.% Donlngton, Spalding
UHCOLNSHntE.
Bpweitfa Sas Oa LIbl (Alfred FarUn, soUdl-
tor ft seerstaxT), Bpworth, Doncaster .
Gatesbosnngh Gas Oa.'s Office (Bobert Bee,
sec & manager), Norton ter.Oaiasborongh
Oosberton Oas * Ooks Co. Lim. (Jonsithan
OIUI, sea ), Gosberton, Spalding
Grantham Gas Co. (Wm. Barratt, cnginev*
manager; JohnHarTey,otark; Wm. Chester,
eoUsetfflr) ; offices, F&kin street ; works,
Battel flelda, Orantbam
ITsrlrlngtwi.Qas Llg^t & Coke (^. Limited
(Bda^ Godson, sec ds managing direotor),
Heckington, Sleaford
Hogsthoipe Gas Company Limited (J. W,
Sparks, manager), Hogsthorpe, Alford
Hoibeaeh Gas Works (Bichd. Capam, clerk),
Bolbeach
Homcastle Gas Works (Chariea Dixon,mana-
ger), 1» Foondiy sttest, Homcastle
EJrtonaas Oonamnera' Oo. (John William
Langler, sec), Kirton, Boston
Elrton Uiidsey;Gas Company's Works(Bichd.
Miller, manager ; Ben. CnndaU, sec ; Gee
Anstin, coUeetnr), Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Lincoln Gsa Works (John Carter, secretary *
man.), Gas st. Lincoln ; St at BAcebildge
Long Sutton Gas Oc Limited (Wm. B. Batt,
man), London road, Ix>ng Sutton, Wisbech
Louth Gas It Coke Co. (T. F. Allison, sscre-
tary ; Jn.Cook, manager),Thames skLonth
MaUethorpe Gas Ca.Limlted (William Hcdds-
worth,Bec ; T.W.Stears,engineer * leesee),
Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford; office, 4
Derringham street, HdH
Market Deeping Gas Li^t * Cake Co. Limi-
ted (Samael Bates Sharps, sec). High st.
Market Deeping & Deeping St, James
Market Basen Gas Works (Joseph Harper,
manager). Chapel street. Market Basen
Navenby & Wellingon Gas Light It Coke Co.
Lim. (By. Bott, man.), NaTenby,aian*bm
Owston Gas C!a Lim. (Charles Stephenson,
sec), Owston. Bawtzy
Skegness Gss Light d: Coke Co. Lim.(Tweed,
Ste]>hen & Dashper, sees. ; John N. Foster,
manager), Skegnesa
Sleaford Gaa Co. Lim. (Harry Wimhnrst,
snpt.& manager), offices. East rd. Sleaford
Spalding Gaa Worn rSpalding ImproTement
Commisslooets, proptieton ; John Wood-
ward, manager), Albion street, Spalding
Spllsby Gas Co. Limited (ThOKW.TUmbldby,
sec; Jspta.JaakBon,nian.),Aahby nLSpilaby
Stamford Gas Light * Coke Ca (L Beniliam,
sec. ; John Wm. Wells, engineer), Wliatt
road, Stamford
Sutton Bridge Gas CV>. Ltmilad (Oea Croot,
manager). Button Bridge, Wisbech
Swineataead Gas * Coke Works (William H.
Morgan, proprietor), Swlnsshead, Spalding
Tattershall & Conlngsby Gas Ca Limited
(Hy. Watson, sec ), Coningsby, Boston
Wainflcet Gas Works (Joseph H. Frost, man'
agar & sec), Waindeet All Salute B.S.0
Winterton Gas Ca(Joseph Popple esq. chair-
man ; William Croas, solicitor), Winterton,
Doncaster
GAS BNQINB HAKBB8.
Croesley Brothers Limited, Openahaw, Man'
Chester
Makers of the " Otto " Gss Engine, hoists,
lifts Ac ; india-rubber & gutta-percha
machinery
OA8 SNO-IKEBBB.
Little Bobert, gas engineer, Bnrgh-ln-the-
Marsh R.&0
Porter J. T. B. & Ca Gtowt's Bridge works,
Lincoln
OAS FITTEBS.
Achnrch Edward, 4 High street, Homcaatle
Ayre George, Winterton, Doncaster
Bacon George, 88 High street, Stamford
Bailey John, 10 Tine street, Grantham
Bartram Jn. Frederick, High stzeet, Caistor
Bentley William SUght, 17 Stanbow la.Baston
Bird Alfred, 80 Main Bidge, Boston
Brown & Buxton, 7 It 9 I^dge sC Homostle
Butcher Stephen, Vine steeetBlllingborongii,
Falkin^iam
Cole Henry, 48 St Martin's,High st.StBmtord
Cnrtls T. * Son, 28 Market pi. Galnaborongh
Damill Thomas, 31 James street, Lonth
Fox Jss. SeaView st Cleethorpes, Ot Grimsby
Fuller William, lOSVIotarla stwst.GtGrmsby
Goulson Benjamin, 11 Tbomgate, Lincoln
Harrison Charles, 68 Bailgate, Lincoln
Heaton Charles, 30 Lnmley road, Skegnea
Johnson Bobert, 19 Church st Galnsborongh
Keightley Wm. Peter, 21 Wide Bargate Bostn
Kent George, 48 Wormgate, Boston
Key William, Winterton, Doncaster
ORA 8^11
Leake Wm. Wileook, 84 Norton st Grantham
Lewis Joseph, Higta street Alford
Uncoln A Son, 17 Wharf road, Orantbam
Maaon G.H. It Son, 27 Lord stGainaborongh
Neale Blchard, High strsst Holbeaeh
Oakden & Bharpe, 118 A 118 (31aethorpe toad.
Great Grimsby
Bippon Thomas, 19 Bwinagate, Grantham
BoUnson It Emerson, 222 Victoria st sooth.
Great Grimsby
Bnasdl Timothy, 18 Kant st Gt Grimsby
Smith Thomas a.26 Trinity st Oainsboion^
Steel Frsdk.2 Hilda st New Clee,Gt Grimsby
TaU Tom Bdwd. 18 Market at Oainsborongh
Terrey George, 7t Cborch st Gt Orimstn'
Watson George Green, Franklin sq. Spilsby ;
& High street, Skegness
Wood ft Son, 4 St Lawrence st Homcastle
aXHBBAI. AOBinS.
See Agents— (General.
OENBBAI. DBALBBS.
See Bhopkeepen.
aiLDEBS.
See Carvers ft Gilders.
OXKOBB BBBB UAinTFTBS.
See Soda Water ftc Manufacturers.;
aZJkSS BLOWBB.
Mooney Bemhard, 6S Walkergate, Lonth
aiiASS DBAL.BBS.
See China ftc Dealers.
aiiABS BUBOSSBBB.
Symee John Fowler ft Son, 4 Pinchbeck st
Spalding
OliAZIBBS.
See Plumbers ft GladerB.
GliOVBBS.
See Hosiers ft Glovers.
OLTTB KAjrCTFACTTrBBBS.
Cannon Bernard ft CaWitham Works,Gannt
streett Lincoln
aBAINBBS.
See Writers ft Gralners.
a&ANITB AOBinS.
See Agents — Granite.
OBANITE KBBCHAimjI.
See Stone Merchants.
QBAVEI. KBBOHANT8.
Grimley William, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Hunter Soulby ft Son, 21 High st. Homcastle
Wilson Henry, 79 Bridge st. Gainsborough
QBAZIBBS.
Abraham Samuel, Toft ha Wslnfleet St
Mary B.B.0
Anyaa 0. Stnrgate,Sprlngthorpa, GainsboTO'
Anyan Jamea, Gate Burton, Gainsborough
Anyan Joseph, Springthorpe, Gainsborough
Anyan William, Lea, Gainsborough
Arden J. Kezhy 1an% Knaith, Gainsboroogh
Asher William, gratier, Claypole, Newark
Aatllng Mis. Elixabetli, Chtypole, Newark
Atkinson Joseph, jun. Rippingale, Bowin
Atkinson Thos,Fostland, Crowland, Peterbra
Bailey John, Sapperton, Falklngham
Bally Bdward, Birthorpe, Falklngham
Banks Wm, Deeping Bt Nichala^ Spalding
Barber Samuel, North Witham,Colsterworui,
(S-rantbam
Barton John, Btnig'shlll,Sntterton, Spalding
Beel John, Immlngham, Ulceby
BellaiiB Albert, Nene villa, Crowland, Peter-
borough
Bdton J. Bavensfleet, WlldBworth,Gainsbaro'
Bdton Biebard, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Bern Lewis, Halton Holgate, Spilsby
Bettinson Blchd. Manor ha Thuilby, Boom
Bingham William, Carr farm, Morton-hy-
Gaineborongh
Birch Mia. Elisabeth, Sdenham, Bourn
Blanklay Hi*. Bden, Keishy. Bourn
Elay Thomas, Btickney, Boston
Bloodworth William, Osgodby, Boum
Boor George, Btickney, Boeton
Boor Japh, Wm. Whaplode drove, Peterboro'
Bowder William Slmms, Btainby, Grantham
Boynton Thomas, Habroogh, Ulceby
Bramley Richard, (}laypoie, Newark
Brooks Wi]l]am,iDoddingtan, Lincoln
Broogbam John, nUingbam, Lincoln
Bryan Thomas, Northoipe, Boum
BolUmoie Bobert, Banowby, Grantham
Borrows W.Beaoon cotHamwby. Grantham
Capp Frederick, Claypole, Newark
Carter John, Filllnidiam, Lincoln
Digitizedby VjUUV IVC
812 ORB
Orazi eb«— conUnned.
Cacsvell Tom, Folnton hanM, FaUdngham
Caulton Chwi. Duck lull, London nLBiMldng
CanUon Hy. Earl, Pinchbeck road, Spalding
Chamben Imac, Halton Holegate, B|<ltb]r
Cfaatterton WUliani, Wigtoft, Spalding
Clay Kiclianl, Oobonrnby, Falklngbam
cuff Robert, Barholm, Stamfoid
Clifton Joneph, Button Bt. Jamta, Wt(bech
Collins John WllUan. Dyke, Oednay aO
Cook Bobt.Upton hall, Upton, Qainsborangh
Cook Wm. Willingham-by-Stow, Qalnsboro'
Cooke Janle^ Statian road, Fostland, Crow-
laud, Peterborough
Cooper Jolm. Oflgoclby, Bonm
CreaMy Wni. Henry (Mrs.), FiUMnghaai
Croft John, Ganiileeby, Spllsby
Croft John, ImmlnKham, Uloeby
Dawaon Robert, Welby, Grantham
Dean Sefli EUU, Dowiby hall, Falkingham
Denton Edmnnd, Sturton, Lincoln
Defforfrea J«ph. Tnvnton All Saints Spilsby
Dixon Jrsepli, Tlie Racer farm, Wj'tbam-on-
the-Hill, B-Mim
Donington John & Joaepb Henry, Whaplode
drove, Peterborongh
Donington John, Little Pootland, Orowland,
Peterborough
Doubleday Richd.Hr.CoUteni'ortfa, Grantbm
Dove Cliarle*, Colaterworth, Grantham
Dunmore Mr^. Annie A Sons, South Wltbam,
Grantham
Ellerby John, Imnlngfaam, Uloeby
BUi« Tboa. Lea Onnge, Lea, Gainaboroagh
Elston Mrp. Ann, Welby, Grantham
Elston Mrs. Hebecca, Welby, Grantham
Emerson William. Blyton, Galnaborongh
Farmer William, Old BoUngbroke, Spltaby
Feveryear Oharlep, Somerby, Grantham
Fewker Robert. Beckingham, Newark
Fortescne J. Manor lio. Lit Steeping, Spllsby
Oadd William, Evedon, Sleaford
Gibson MrF. John, Manor hooae, Baaaing-
tliorpe, Grantham
Glaasnp Edwin, Stolnby, Graiitluun
Olassup William, Keiaby, Bonm
Goodwin William, Immlngham, Uloeby
Grant John. Immlngham, Uloeby
Grantham Joaepli, Haltoa Holegate, BpUaby
Gray EdwarJ, Bllaby, AHord
Gray Thomas, Halton Holegate, Spllsby
Gray William, Hagworthlngliam, Spllaby
Greenwood George Cliatterton, South Somer-
cotes. Great Grimsby
Grimbleby John, Immlngham, Ulceby
Grummitt Joseph, BitchSeld, Grantham
Gmmmltt William, Eaat Oraby, Dowsby,
Falkingham
Harltlnn Mt«. Eliza, Manthorpe, Gmntltam
Hall Henry, Boaaingthorpe, Gnwtluun ; & at
Somerby
Hammond Jamu, Friakney, Boeton
Handley Joseph, Immingliam, Ulceby
Hanson Samuel, Wharton, Gainsborough
HartMrow Thomas, Sleafon] rood, Boston
Harby George, Claypole, Newark
Harrison Joseph dk George, Stow, Lincoln
Harrison George, Old BoUngbroke, Sjrflsby
Harrison Tohn, Gilby, Pllhun, Qalnaboroagh
Harrison Ricliortl Montague, Cromwell lodge.
Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Harrison Thomas. Btigsley. Great Grimsby
Harrison Thomas Henry, Sutterton Spalding
Hastings Robert, High street, Woinfleet AU
Saints R.S.0
Haye"! William, Ivy lodge, Thnrlby, Bonm
Hazclwoo<i Thoma% Edenham, Boom
Heanlev John, Croft boose, Waindeet All
Saints R.S.0
Hilliam Sept.Clias.Oak lodge. Fleet, Holbeach
Hilton John, Soutli Witham, Grantham
Hilton Robert, Imminghara, Ulceby
Hilton Thomas, Bltchfleld Grantham
Holdemess John, Toynton All Salnts,Bpllaby
Hoillngworth Wm. Sapperton, Falkingham
Houtrhton Fre-lerlck, Kelsby, Bonm
Howell Roliert, Sturton, Lincoln
Hoyea Jas.A. Hanby lodge, Hanby, Granthm
Hunt John, Beckingham, Newark
Hunt John. Bootliby Fagnell, Grantham
Ingle Edward, Mlddlefield house, Oolstor-
worth, Grantham
Inman John, Old BoUngbroke, Spllsby
Johnson Japh.AshbyKn]m-Fenby,Ot.Grimsby
Jdhnson Robert 0. Westborongh, Orontham
KellWm.6tnrgata,SprlngUirpe. Gainsborough
Elrkham Thoa. The Grange, Stickney, Boston
Lawrance William M. Dunsby, Bourn
Lee David, Baastngthorpe, Grantham
Leonard John, Stickney, Boston
UdgettWm. LittleCotrliigham,Gainsborongh
Lingaid Oeorga, StaUingborangh, Uloeby
Lloyd Edward, Wytham-on-the-HlU, Bonm
Longstafl Mn. Maty Augusta, The Grange,
Dnnaby, Boum
Lynn Jornpli, Lenton, Grantham
Lyon Benjamin. Irntaam, Bonm
Maroh Henry, Baat SIda farm, LusbT.SpOsby
Marfleet William Creaaey, Walnflaet St Mary
R.8.0
Harah Blchaid, Annaby, Slaafotd
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Kanball Bt 2 OnSTenor ores, Qt Oiimaby
miner Jamae Ball, Hundleby, BpUaby
Moore WUllaffl, Bnrton Cog^ea. Otanthan
Uonis Gaorge, Immlngham, Uloeby
Uonnt Joaepn, Onnby, Grantham
Mozon Thomas, Waddlagton, Lincoln
Majlor John, Morton-by-Gainsboraagh
Newton Jolm, Immlngham Ulceby
Nichols John & Wm. Bltchlldd, Grantham
Nixon WlUlam, Londonthorpa, Grantham
Osbourna Thomas, StalUngborough, Uloeby
Osbonne William, Btallingboraugh, Uloel^
Ontman William, Fointon, FaUdngham
Overton Mrs. Maiy, Moat house, Ashby-by-
Futoey, Birflsby
Owen Bicbd, Deeping, St. Nicholas, Spalding
Parker George, Immlngham, Ulceby
Parker Smith. Immlngham, Ulceby
FatohettDanhL. WaiUie top,Wthe.atGnnsby
FawlettEdnKLDeepingSt. James, Mkt.Deepng
Pell Aaron, Little Steeping, Spllsby
PlaakettGeo. Ashby.eam-Fenby,Gt.Grtanaby
Porter Bdwd. Clarke, Rochford tower.Boston
Proctor Hy. Matthew, Wykeham, Spalding'
Ranaon John, Immlngham, Ulceby
Rhoodes Alfred, Ashby-by-Fartney. Spllsby
Richardaon George William, Ivy Grove house,
Saltfleetby All Saints, Louth
Boedley George Z. Langhton boll, Galnsbnro'
Roberts George, Wharton Itall, Gainsbcrongh
Robinson Alfred, 2vy house, Lusby, Spilsby
Robinson Jn.Knaith pk.Knaith, Gainsborough
Robinson Jn. Orgarth hill, TathweU, Louth
Robinson William Henry, Asgarbv ho. Spilsby
Bockliffe WlUlam, Immlngham, Uloeby
RoUett Mn. Thomas, Blyton, Gainsboroogh
Roallng William, Oagodby, Bonm
Bowaon Samuel, Halton Holegate, Spllaby
RudUn Jamea, Hanby, Grantham
Sanderson Wm. Beck ho. Wharton, Galnsboro*
Scarbori'dgh J. Ldg. Bassngthrpe.Grantham
Scaiboroagh John, South Wltham.Grontbam
Scarborongh John, Westby, Grantham
Botioley J^, Cl^pole. >ewark
Searby Henry, (Stiwn farm, Croft, Wain-
fleet All Saints R.S.0
Searby John, Firsby, Spllsby & Roman bank,
Croh, WalnBeet All Saints R.S.0
BeneacallBt. Upton field,Upton,nainsborongh
Sewatds WlUlam Hardy, BiUingborfngb,
Falkingham
Sharp Sonthem, Stainby Grantham '
Shelton Thomas, Edenham, Boum
Sidney George, Asgorby hall, Spilsby
Simons John, Immlngham, Uloeby
SIndaU Thomas YaRad,Fulney hall.Spalding
Smart Mn. EUxh. Wainfleet St. Marv R.S.0
Smith Charles, Bnrgh-ln-the-Marsh R.B.0
Smith Edward, HorbUng. Falkingham
[kellt's
Smith John Henry, Deeping St James,
Market Deeping
Smith William Kirkland, Alsby,Galnsborongh
Spink John, Merahouae. Sturton, Lincoln
Spriggs John, Soutli Witham, Grantham
Stamp Charles, Immingliam, Ulceby
Stanser Wm. B. Moor ho. Lea, Gainsborough
Steel William, Stainby, Grantham
Storr Mrs. Henry, Fillingham, Lincoln
Stowe Jabes Wigglesa-orth, Corringham,
grange, Gainsborough
Taylor 4tBons,Willingham-by-Stw.GainBbrgh
Thompeon Henry, Woolstliorpo, Grantham
Tomlinson Augustus, (exore. of), Birthorpe,
Falkingham
TupUng George, Immlngham, Ulceby
VergetteGeaG.Towngnte ho. Market Deeping
Wakefield George, North Witliom, Colster
worth, & at Twyford, Grantham
Woltham Green, Yew Tree house. Pinchbeck,
S| aiding
Ward John, Stainby lodge. Grantham
Ward Ricliard, Cranmore lotlge. Deeping St
James, Market Deeping
Woaa William, Immingliam. Ulceby
Waumsley Benjamin, Clee, Great (irimsby
Webster Wm. R.W. Springthonie. Gainsboro'
Welglitman ThoE.Farr, 10 Fjirl st.GtGrmeby
Welch William, Laurol lodge, Holbeach
Weston Bennett, Stainby, Grantham
Weston Rtllawlev, HkllUiigton Colaterworth
Whaler Tlios. Hy. Addlethorpe. Biirgh R.S.0
Wbarton Wm.B.27 neethorperd.OtGrlrasby
Wheeldon Robert, Rectory form. Henpham,
Gainsborough
White John. Colsterwortli, Gmnthsm
WhtteheadHugh, Bonk. WaintitStMarr R.S.0
Whitehead J.Irby-in-the-Marsh.Bnrgh R.S.0
WildmanMiss Betsy, Stii. Witham. Grantham
Wilkinson Benjamin, Lenton. Grantham
Wilkinson Henn-, Wainfleet St. .Mary R.&0
Williamson Thomas, Grinisthorpe, Bourn
WUaon Mrs. Ann. Ewerby, Sleaford
Wilson Rlcharl, Svston. Grantham
Wood WlUlam Campbell, Carlby, Stamford
Woolerton Jolm, Mano.' house, Woolsthorpe,
Grantham
Wright Mrs. Ann, Welby, Grantham
Wright Chas. Terrace ho. Enaith, Galnsboro'
Wright George,'Gate Burton, Gainsborough
Wright Henry,' Clee, Great Grimsby
Wright Jabez,Sonth Somerootee, Gt Grimsby
Wright Thomas, Knaith, GalnaboteBgh
Wright WUUam, Clee, Great Grimsby
OBKABB WEBOHAHT.
Banndera Wslter, 2 Back at Gainsboroavli
OBEBiraBOOEBS.
See Fmiteren fcOreeugiuceit.
O&INDBBT PKATiTOM
Hdlmea George, 37 Watergate, Grantham
Heggitt Tbomaa Tanoe, U Station str;rt,
Spalding ;.& Corpus Christi lane. Bestow
Nicholl Norman, 8 Sheep market, Spalding
aBOOBBS— WHOLBSALE,
Allen John & Ca 8 High stieet, Boston
Beanlah John & Joalah, Wide Bargate,Bcet(n
Booker Henry, M High street Boston
Elmltt'di Co. 18 High street, Homcastk
Green Edvnird Benton, SS7 Hi^ street, &
Magpie aqnare, Broadigate, Uncoln
Hall Albert Wingfield,2eg tc 1S2 High street,
St Botolph's bldgs. & Spencer st Lincola
Horobin Thomas Crewe,Market pUccCrovIe,
Doncaster
Jennings George, 8 Market iriace, Spaldio;
Kltwood Thomas, 4 Strait Bargate. Boston
Lunn Henry, 3 it 0 Bridge street HomcasCe
Morton Charles b Son^ 11 OU Market place.
Great Grimsby
Reynolds Alfred, 49 Market place, Boston
Searl^ James, jun. High street, Spilibv
ThompsonRkJiard & Son,8I £ X Lord stmt
Galnsboronvh
Welghtman WiUkun, 31 West: atteet Boston
Wherry Edvrard & Sons, North street i
Eastgate, Bonrn
Williamson 4: Sons, Tine street & 3 5onh
St. Grantham ; & at Hull Sc Gt Yonaoath
Wyles & Fox, 69 High street, Grantliam
OBOCBBS ft TBA.DBAI.EBS.
Marked thna f ue also dealen in WbMs A
Spirlta.
Abbott Mrs. Ann, Coxhill, Boll
Abbott Henrr, Swaton, Falkingham
Abey Rt.Waddlugham, KIrton Lind!e;n.S.<J
Ablewhite Thos. Long Bennlngton.Grantlisn
Ablewhlte Wm. Long Beunii]gton,GnuitiiaiQ
Adlard Joseph & Co.Barrow-on-Unmber,U<:ll
fAdlard William, Saltfleet Louth
Agutter Joel, Gosberton, Siwlding
AkrlU Chas. Fredk. 11 SiaUon street, Boston
Alcock James, ii Cleetborpe rd. Gt Giim^bj
AUatt Thomas, Hacconby, Bonrn
AUen «Sons,Market pL& Sontli g*te,SI<aford
Allen John, BiUingbonragb, FalMngbam
AUen John, Wilsford, GraatlULm
AiUss Henry, Stickney. Boston
Almond Alfred, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Althams Tea Stores (Joaepb Hardaker, mas-
ager). -i2 Freeman atreet Great Gtimsbj
Anderson Frederick Wm.21 Bridge et. Bostoo
Anderson John, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Anderson John, Waldlngham, Kirton
Lindaey B.S.0
Anderson PhiUp Edwanl, Albert st Sialdbur
Anderton Miss BUen Mary, Messinghsni.
Kirton Linilscy B.aO
tAndrew WlUlam Dowse, 8» Victor street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Andrew Mrs. Butli, 144 H^h street. Boston
AndrewWm.WiUooghtii.KirtonLiiKlaeyB.S.0
Andrews Herbert 9a, St.F«ter'B stStomfarl
Andrews John, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Andrews WiUiam, Cabonm, Cnla.ar
An)!^ George Henry, 66 & 88 Church str^-t
Gainsborough
Appleby Cbaries, 11 Walkergate. Louth
Aroher Richard, S3 Ramsgate, Loutti
AsherBoMneon,?6Wynn st Monk's rd.Lincnto
Ashwell Joseph, Market place, Wainfleet Hi
Saints B.S.0
Askey William OressweU, Wlthem. Alfori
Atohlnson Mrs. Elinhoth Porlw, BflUagbsj.
Lincoln
Atkin George, Market place. Alfoixl
Atkinson Androw,Fe& side, Halton Holegate,
Spibibv
Atkinson Edward, Market place, Spilsl-y
Atkinson George, DO Freeman stGt.Grimsb;
Atkinson 0«mte. Helchlugton. UaciiB
AtkinsonO«o.268Iii>w.Bnrgess EtGtGnmsbi
Atkinson Newby, Bast Halton, Lleebj
Atkinson Twidal, Bedbonme, Kirton lindie;
R.8.0
Atter Henry, Langtoft, Market Deejiine
Atton Mr8.FranceBA.-t Rod Lion stStamlori
AuckUnd Wm. 188 Albert st Gt Grimsbr
Aj-scongh WlUlam, Waterloo street & (JaRS
street. Market Rosen
Bacon Henry & SamneU Rippingale, Bagn
Baggaley Moaaa, 122 Freeman st.6tGrims!7
Bailey * Oo. Bridge stnet BrlKg
Bains Alfrel, Bast st Crowlanl. Peterfaon'
Baker Edward, Halton Hoiefmte. S{a]st7
Bakes John, Cototerworth, Grauatham
Digitized by VjUUV IC
TRADES DIRECTOBT.
LTNCOLNSHIBE
GBO 813
Bale Rowland, 17 Btatlon Btreet, Spalding
Barbar Chailea, Stlckfonl, Boaton
Barker Fnnola, IBS Bridge st. Oalnsborongh
Barlow Mn. Harriet, 276 High at LIncolo
tBarlov Jamofl, I Lumley road, Skognem
B.imal)7 Robt, 84 Freeman flt. QU Oriinaby
fBames Mrs. Bebecca & Henry, 2 Market
place, Grantham
Barnes George, South St. Mary gate. Great
Grimsby
Bjimee WlUJam, Helprtngham, Sleaforl
Barr John, lAceby, Great Great Grimsby
Bartle James, Uoltoft, Alfori
Barton Jamea, 17 All Saint's 8treet,Btamfor>l
Bartram John Johnson, Donington, Spalding
Bates John Henry, 11 High street, Boston
Bates Mn. Mary, 20 Kent st. at. Grimsby
Bates Bobart, Ingham, Lincoln
Batty John, Castle Bytham, Stamfnnl
Baumber Henry, Spllaby road, Boston
Baomber Wm. Toynton All Solnta, Spilsby
fBaxter Arthur James, 11 Tliorold street.
New Glee, Great Crlinsby
Beacock Joseph, Bonby, Barton-on-Humber
Beooock Joseph W. Sonth Ferriby, Hull
Beardsmore Isalali, 1 Felham street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Beckitt Robert C. 34 Sllrer sL Gainsborough
Bee Drewery, 2 Short street. Great Grimsby
Bee Thoe. Tallant, 20 Lonl st. Oalnsbarough
Bell Alfre.1 F. 247 Cleethorpe ni. Ot. Grimsby
Bell Mn. Mellloent, Ingham, Lincoln
Bell William, 2 Graotliam street, Lincoln
Bellairs John Addy, Qedney hill, Wisbech
Bellamy John, Winthorpe, Skegness R.S.O
Bellamy Thomas, Dry Doddington, Grantham
tBellamy Turner, Malt hill, Grantham
Bemiose John, Long Bennington, Grantham
Benson John, Church street, Gainsborongli
Benton Tlieophilns,DoniugtonH)n-Bain,Louth
Berr)- Chas. Bdwd. Tetford, Homcnstle
Best Jn. Dowlman, 12 Bull ring, Homcastlo
tBeatwick & North, II High st. Grantham
Bett Joseph, 16 South street, Louth
Bettle Wm. J. 10 St. Mary's hill, Stamfonl
Boven Jsph. 100 Newmarket st. Gt. Grimsby
Bickell Edmund, Winteringham, Doncoster
Bidile Cliaa. Robt. Queen st. Oainshorough
Bi'ldle James, 90 East Htreet, Btamfor 1
Bingham EdwTtnl, 23 Corden street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Bingham Itlchord, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Bingham Klchard, Marton, Gainsbnmuirh
Binns Mrs. Jane, Kirton Lindsey K.S.0
Birch Gen. Pros. 25 Wlnsover rtNul, Spalding
Bird John, New town, Spilsby
Illrkett Joseph. 82 Eastgate, Ixinth
Uirkett Samuel, 100 New market, Louth
Bla les Samuel, Tetforl, Homcostle
BlaxlU T. J. 2ii« Victoria st. sth. Ot. Grimsby
lllaze Wilson, 111 Burton rcfkd, Linoiln
B:)cock Hoboon, 117 Bridge sL QoinHborough
Bocock John, 34 Trinity »t, Gainsborough
Bond Thomas, North Thoiesby, Txmtb
Bonner J. G. 20 East Manh st. OL r.rlmsby
Bonnett Henry, George street, Boston
Border Mrs. Sarah, 4S Pinclibeck st. Spalding
Bothamley John Thomas, Tine street, Bil-
liDgboroagh, Falklngliam
Boult Jas.Mcaslngham, Kirton Lind-ey B.S.0
B.>wman Edward, Woolston ter. Stamford
Bnickenbury Elljali. B.irdney, Lincoln
Brackenbury John, East Barkwitli. Wra7by
Biadley Mn. 8. Carlton-le-Moorland. Newark
tBramhlll Artliur, Epworth, DoncoHter
Bramley Miles, Barn)w-on-Humber. Hull
Bramley Mrs. Samh, Bridge street, Brigg
Branaom Mrs. & 39 Wide Bargate, Bo<<tun
Branston John, Eastgate, Bonm
Brears Mrs. Ann, Haxey, Bawtry
Brewiu Thomas, KosUngton, Sleaford
BrlRgs Henry 8. 24 Trinity st. Gainsborough
Brinkley Mlsa Kllza, West street, Bonm
Brisler Thomas- James, 14 Grant street,
New Clee. Great Grimsby
Briater W. 77 A 79 Albion st. Ot. Grimsby
liristow Wm. Charles, CUxby, Market Haaen
Broadbent J. M. Market la. Barton-on-Humber
n.'oadbent Thomas, Ashby, Brlgg
Brook John, Thorpe-on-tbe-HUl. Lincoln
BrO'-iksE. J. Markt. pi. WalnfleetAUi)aintsB.S. 0
Brooks Solomon Mawer, West street, Altord
Brooks William, Tetfonl, Homcastle
TBrongh Thomas, Lndford, Market Rnsen
limughton Darld, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Itrnughton Jesse F. North Thoresby, Louth
1 BroughtOD John, 14 Wrawby street, Brlgg
TBronghton John T. 11 Market pi. Gmutham
Brown Chas. Hy. Laoeby, l:»reat Grimsby
rBrown Mrs. Emma, 9 Watergate, Grantham
Brown George. New Bollngbroke, Boston
Hrown H. G. 346 Victoria st. nth.Gt,Grimsby
Brown Jamea, Barrow.on-Hnmber. Hull
Brown James, 167 Newport, Lincoln
Brown James Hind, 01 Ballgate, Lincoln
Brown Sath, Thorlby, Bourn
Broxholme Hammond Leake, 19, 40 & 41
I.flndon road, Grantham
Brumby Vri. J. King st BartonHtn-Rnmbar
BrammlttO. High at WalnfleetAU3alnUR.8.0
B.-7a3 Oeoig* Bdwd. Marton, Galnsboroagh
Bryant Joshna A Jnspph, Koat end. Alford
BnlllTant Edwanl, 28 High street, Stamford
tBullock John. 10 Market plaoo, Grantham
Bunting John R. 13« Church st Ot Grimsby
Burdoss Joeepb, Bometby-le-Wold B.S.0
Bum Alfred Holder, Reyeaby, Boston
Bhraett Sheriff, 34 West straet, Homcastle
Burt Isaac. Post ofllce, 77 Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Bart W. 134 & U8 Cleethorpe rd.Gt.Grimsby
Barton Jn. Church la. St Martin's, Stamford
Burton Blcbaid T. 1 Viotoria st Lincoln
Bush Bros. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wlsbeeh
Bush John, North Scarle, Newark
Butler John, Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.B.0
tButtertield John, Sutterton, Spalding
Butterlleld John Richard, Risegate, Spalding
Bnxton Robert, Clongh, Hoi beach
Byron William Rawson. Fleet, Holbeach
ByWBter Mrs. Fanny, Marsh, Holbeach
Bywater George Flower, Post office. East
Stockwitli, Galnsboroagh
Calam John Smith, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Campey Thomas ft Son, 31 Bethlehem street.
Great Grimsby
Campin Freilerlok Wm. Coningsby, Boston
Campion Holt, 51 Prospect st. Homcastle
fCapes Mrs. Hftrr'et, Epworth. Doncaster
Capes J. K. South StMary'8gate,GtGrimsby
Capp James, Leadenham, Orautliam
Capron, Brine 8i Co. (branch), 16 Market
place, Gianthom
Corx Robt Wm. Wytham-on-the-HiU. Bonm
Carter John, 2 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Oary Henry, Church street, Spilsby
Cosh Christopher, Waddingliam, Kirton
Lindse; a.S.Q
Caasdalc Hts. Hannah, Deeping St James,
• Market Deeping
Clmllans Mis. M. A. Waddlngton, Lincoln
Champion Charles, Caythorpc, Onntham
Chapman Benjamin Ruishaw & Son, Mare-
ham le-Fen, Boaton
Chapman Miss Ellih. Heckington. Sleaford
Chapman F. High st WolnflestAUSiUutsR. S.0
Cliapmon William, 76 Lumley rd. Skegness
Cliarity Geo. 3AAilS St Peter's st Stamfonl
Charity Goorge Thomas, Stow, Lincoln
Chatterton John, 22 Queen st. Gt Grimsby
Chatterton B. 87 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Grimsby
Chatterton Thomas Holmes, 360 Viotoria
street north. Great Grimsbv
CbatteitonW.H.213Cleethorperd.GtGrim9by
fCherrington Charles Henry & Co. Doning-
ton, tspolding
Cherrington Frederick, West Btreet •& South
street, Crowland, Peterborough
fCherrington Richard, 1 Bridge st Spalding
Cherry George H. Barrow-ou-Humlier, Hull
ChesUre John, *28 Witham green, Boston
Chesman & Co. Central market ; 140 Freeman
street ft Corporation road. Great Grimsby
Clark Joseph, Coningsby, Boston
Clarke Frankland, Sutterton Fen, Boston
Clarke George, 4 Strait Bargate, Boston
Clarke John, Stow, Lincoln
Clarke Thomas, Tattershall, Boston
Clarkson J. 231 Cleethorpe rd. Ot Grimsby
Clay Francis, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Clayton John, Fillingham, Lincoln
Clayton Samuel, Donington-on-Bain, Louth
Clayton William, ISO Winsorer n1. Spalding
CUyton William Charles, Dyke, Geduey S.0
Clifton & Stepney, Falkingham
Clifton Henrr, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Clifton Philip, Oedney S.0
tClixby .Mrs. .Martha, 12 Market st. Oalnsboro'
Cooles Edwarl, Church lane, Boum
tCockett John, Bardney, Lincoln
Codd Ricluird, Marebam-le-Fen, Boston
CoggBU Thomas. East Halton, Ulceby
Cohun George E. 14 Nichol hill, Louth
Colbrldge ft Son, 14 Mercer row, Louth
fCollingwood Brothers, 01 Victoria street
west ft 6i Freeman street. Great Grimsby
Colvar Kmest Lea road. Gaiusbonragb
Consoman' Tea Co. (Joseph Hunter, man.),
18« High street, Lincoln
Cook Jabes, 122 Kent street. Great Grimsby
fCook John Henry, 33 Westgate, Grantham
Cook T. W. North Forty Foot Bank, Boston
Cooling John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Cooper Charles, Hundleby, Spilsby
Cooper T. M. 18 ft 20 Spring grdns.aainabon>'
Copping Ghaxlea, Rowston, Lincoln
Copping John, High street, Boston
Copping Wilson, Wide Bargate, Boston
I Cottam Thomas, Tattershall road, Boston
Cotton Thomas, 43 Double street, Spalding
Coulbeck Hichaid, Trinity st. Oalnaborongh
Conlbeck Thomas, 1 Brighton street, Clee-
thorpe, Great Grimsby
Conlson Alfred, 1 Gas street, Stamford
Coulsou Joseph RhodeB, S Mercer row. Loath
Conpland Graves, Waddington, Linooln
Conpland Henry, Sklndlel^, Spilsby
Cowham J. High st WainfleetAllSointa B.S.0
Cowham Joaeph, Mareaby, Giantbam
Cowling Mrs. Mary, Eastoft Ooole
Goz John, KUton Ltndssy R.S.0
Cramp George E. 10 Market place, Boston
CrapoQ, Brine ft Co. 14 Church st. Gainsboio'
Craven Luke, 167 Freeman st Ot Grimsby
Crawford Edwin Ailatt, 00 High st Boston
Crawford Joseph W. ii Tlie nirk, Lincoln
Crawford Thomas, Gouloeby, Homcastle
Cieoaey Abraham, Wolrott, Lincoln
Crockett Thomas, Wiagby
CroftFredk. Oeo.3 StLawrenoe Bt.Homoastle
Croft Jotm, Great Steeping, Spilsby
Croft William, Candlesby, Spilsby
Crook Jama W. Mareluun-leFen, Boston
Cropley Samnel, 8 Eaatgata, Sleaford
Crosby R. ft Sons, Leadenham, Grantliam
Crosby James, 16 Waterside south, Linooln
Crosby Richard, Flaet Holbeach
Crossland O. Newton-on-Trant, Newark
Crow J.T.Gouloeby ; ft Postolt'.ci.HonicasUe
Crowe Henry, Sutton-in-the-Marsli, Alfonl
CrawBon George, 12 South street, Homcastle
Cro < son John, 0 Scotgate, Stamford
CrowBon Joseph, Tetney, Great Orinisby
C^rust Goo. Hemswell, Kirton LinlB-'y lt.S.O
Crust Mlsa Mary Ann, Leake, Boston
Cratchfriars Tea Clo. (WiUiam Uobinson.
inaruiger), 13 Kniery street, Boston
Cumberwortti Miss N. Heckington, Sleaford
Cnudoll Benjamin, Kirton Liu Isey U.^0
Cunnington Bobert, Lutton, Wisbec'i
Curtis James, High street, Holl>ea.}h
Curtis Th6mas, Northgate, Sloaford
Curttss John, 2i Market street, Gainsborough
Cussons Miss Ann, 'iO Bull ring. Homcastle
Cusworth Joseph. 15 Market place, Louth
Cutlibert Soml. Priestgnte, Barton-on-Humber
Dainty F. High st Billlngbnro', Falkingham
Dale Luke, Wootton, Ulceby
Dales ft Biggall, Old Market pi. Ot Grimsby
Dales James, Sonth end, Alford
Danby Mra KUia. MiddleRawn, MarkotRaaen
Daniels Hy.T. 0 ft 10 All UninU' pl.StiuntorJ
Dann George, A2 Wrawby street, Brigg
fDavey Jsph. Jas. London hon.sr,'ioxhill,Hull
Davis Mrs. Mario, S4 Kent st Gt Grimsby
Davison Jn, Robt. Binbrooke. Market llasen
Davy Edward, Bamotbv-le-Woll R.S.0
Dawber William, Glentworth, Lincoln
Dawkins William, Scotliem, Lincoln
Dawson Thoa. B. Binbrooke, .Market Rosen
Deakin Francis ft Son, 1 Alma terrace. Stamp
end ft 78 Carbolm road, Lin::oln
Dean Edward, Navenby, Orantliain
Dennis James, Ooeberton, Spalding
Dennis John, 07 Garibaldi st Gt Grimsby
Dennis Richard Han?, Ropsley, Grantham
Dennis Thos, Hather, WiUfonl, Gmnthain
Dennis WiUUm, Gosberton, Spalding
Dent George, New Frodingham, D-tti'^-iter
fDent ft Sapcote, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Denton George Fredk. Hojrsthorpe, Alford
Desforgas T. North Somercwtes, Ut. Ortmsby
Dexter George, Scrcdiugtnn. Falkinghum
fDickinson Richard ft Son, Kirton, Boston
Dickinson Francis, Siiilbv, Lincoln
tDinnis Chas. Mablethorpi- St Mary, Alford
Dixon ft Pindar, Queen st Market Rosen
Dixon Joseph, 15 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
tDixon William Heiury, 3;W High st. ft 28
New Market ft 2 Tentercroftistreet, Lincoln
Dobeon Robert, Billinghay, Lincoln
Dodds Charles, Soredington, Falkingham
Donington John, 94 Foundry at Homcastle
Dorr John, Navenby, Grantluun
Diacass William, Leake, Boston
Drake WilUam, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Drakes Joaeph, King street Market Rosen
Drayton Charlee W. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Drewery Geo. Cowlam, 73Lamleyrd.Skegnee9
Drewry G. 58 Upper Burgess st Gt Grimsby
Drewry John, New Bmmby, Doncaster
Duckering Samuel, Mortoii-by-Galnsl>oroagh
Duckett Wm. T. 20 ft 55 Hlghst Stamford
Dunn John, Brant Broughton, Newark
Durant Charles, 27 Bargate, Boston
Dnrant Wm. A. Castle Bytham, Stomtsrd
Ba(t J. Hiboldstow, Kirton Lindsay ItaO
Easting B. North Somercotea, Gt Grimsby
Eayn Alfred, Morton, Bonm
EayrB William, Swlneshead, Spalding
Edis John. 80 Sootgote, Stamford
Edwards Mias Mary A. New Holland. HnU
Eldrett William, North itteat, Stamford
Elgar Stephen, Saltfleet, Louth
tElger W. A. North st Crowland, Peterbor,/'
Elliott James, Sudbrook, Grantham
Ellis Thomas, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Ellis William Virtue, Florence oottu^-c, Em-
pringham road, Stamford
fElmitt ft Co. 18 High street, Homcastle
Elmitt John H. "Tetford, Horacaitla ft at
Homcaatle
Blmltt Thomas, Tattenhall, Boston
Elms Robert, (Sinreh itraet Holbeach
Elwood MiK Ann, Wootton, Ulceby
Emmerson Edward, T Baatgate, Louth
English C. I Witham ter. WeU la. Grantham
Eve ft Raoahaw, Market place ft E.uit)iate,
Loath. See advertisement
tEveratt Oharlaa, Church Town, BeIMn,
Doncaster
Iveratt Bdword, 41 (2harah at Gainsboro Jgh
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Orocebs ft TxA Dbalsrs— ooBtinuad.
Bviaon Andiew, Manhchapel, Ot. Orlnuby
ETiaon WUliun, Oaningtim, Boston
Srison WUliun, Ecimtlior|Mi, Ooneuter
EriKin William, Waltham, GmtOiinwby
Bvbank Mn. Uurj-, 10 Albion ■t.Ot.arlmtby
Bjn Slater, 21 jUwdl lane, Louth
Fanner; William, Scambiesb;, Homcutle
BRuidingMatttww.High at-Barton-on-Hoinbr
fawcett Tbomaa, WeBtgate, Blaatord
Fawn Mattliew. High street, Holbeaoh
tFedling Henry, Weathorpe, Bpalding
Feneley Bichara, Doniogton, Sleafoid
Fennw Alfred, Main ridge, Beaton
Fenwlck O. Eigh at. Long Bntton, Wisbech
Fidell James, Worlaby, Brigg
Fields Mrs. Elizabeth, A Cannon street,
Northgate, Lonth
FUUngliam Jas.East st. Crowland, Feterboro'
nab Abraham, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbeoh
Fisher Daniel, Bametby-le-Wold R.8.0
Fisher Robert, Saiistboipe, Spilsby
Fixter Henry, Stixwould, Homcastle
Flear Thomas, Saltfieetby Bt. Peter's, Louth
Fletcher & Son, ^larket place. Long Sutton,
Wisbech
Fletcher John William, High street, Spilsby
Flockton Mrs. Sarah, Ov-ston Ferry, Bawtary
Flower WlUiam, 2A Ticker's lane, Louth
Forman By. John Joseph, South end, AUord
Foster JClss Caroline, Measlngham, Kirton
Lindsey R.&0
Foster David, 107 Bridge at. Gainsborough
Foster James, Kingstonu liouae, Highgate,
Cleethorpes, Great (trimsby
Foster Thomas, 'ti Eastgate, Linooln
Fowler Alfred & Son, Bslteeetby All Balnts,
Looth
tFowler Charles, 203 High street. Linooln
Fowler George, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Francis Alfred (exors. of), Maricet place.
Market Deeping
Franeis,G.Dc^>lng 8t Jamea,Market Deeping
Flanks Miss Bebeoca, Bipptngale, Boom
Frenr John, Grasby, Caistor
Freeman Benjamin, Market place. Long
Sutton. Wisbech
Freeman Isaac, Leake, Boston
Freestone Charles, Corby, Grantham
Gall Mrs. Jnlia,Newport st.Bartan-an-Hiimbr
Gambrell Samuel, South Witham, Grantham
Ganden A. Waterside nl. Borton-on-Hnmber
Oant Cliarles William, Asliby, Brlgg
Gardner James, > Fock Hoiaeywrd, North
street, Lontli
Gardner Joseph, US Albert at. Gt. Grimsby
Oarton Edward, Helpringliam, Bleaford
Garton Thomas, Great Hale, SleaCord ; dt at
Folnton A High street, BiUingboroogh
Geeaon Jatnes, 47 High street, Gzantham
George John Thos. Moulton Chapel, SpaUing
Gibson Mrs. Ann, Sturton, Lincoln
Giles Noah, Lnmley road, Skegness
GiU John, East Keal, Spilsby
OilUatt George, Caudleaby, Spilsby
Glllsan Mn. Mary Jane, iS Scotgats,Stamtrd
tGirUngWm. H. Market pi. Market Deeping
Gladwin T1ionuis,218 Victor street, NewClee,
Great Grimsby
Goddard Mrs. M. A. S9 Aswell lane. Loath
Godley J. T. Ingoldmella, Bnrgb B.S.0
Goodacre Richard, Torkaey, Gainsborough
Goodhand Elijali, Bedboome, Kirton Lind'
sey R.8.0
Goodhand Bobert, Waitbam, Great Grimsby
Goodwin Mrs. Muia, West Halton.Doneaster
Gooaeman Charles, 170 Church st.Gt. Grimsby
Gooaeman F. 174 Claethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Gosling J n. Waterside rd.Barton-on-Hambw
Goaeop G. K. 88 & 90 Church st. GLGrlmslv
Gould & Son, :'24 High street; » Oaildhall
street ft 3fi New Market, Lincoln
Goj Daniel, Tealby, Market Rasen
Graham William, Whaplode, Spalding
fGrantham S. C. 27 Silver st. Gainsborongh
Grantham Thoe. Wm. 9 Caistamgate. Louth
Grassby EUsba, Kirton Lindsey B.S.b
Graves Hy. Goxlilll, HuU
Gray Thomas, Nettleton, Caistor
Gray T. C. Mill rd. Cleethorpea, Gt. Orimaby
Grayson Mrs. Sarah Ann, Knight street,
Pinchbeok, Spalding
Grayson Wm. SomL WeUingore, Grantham
Green Edward, WIntborpe, Skegness R.i3.0
-(Green Edward Benton, S37 High street ft
Magpie square, Broedgate, Lincoln
Green Mis. Isabel, Sea View street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Green John, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Gnen Mrs. Mary, Wragby
Green Richard SwaUow,26 Monaon st-Iinooln
Green Bobt. Smaller, 1ft Weat st. Homcastle
Greetham Oharlea, Binbrook, Market Basen
-tGreetbam Edward, Swlnesheod, Spalding
Gulson Wm. Hy. Seas end, SurHeet, Spalding
Oommenon James, 20 Marketplace, Brigg
Gnbson Mrs. Eliza. 29 Hall place, BpaUing
Gunson Feanon, Walnfleet All Saints B.6.0
Hackney John, Weat street, Holbetuli
HagglttHerelm, South KUlingholme, IHoeby
Haggitt Joeefih, Tliomton Ciutis, Uleeby
HaUord Henry, Blppingale, Bourn
Hall Albert Wingfleld, 268 ft 182 High street
St. Batolph's bnildlngaftSpenocr st. Idnooln
Hall George Henry, 88 WideBargate, Boston
Hall Hssiy Fradk. 7 Monk's road, Linooln
Hall Jama Walsham, Winterton, Donoaatar
Hall Joaeph, Holbeacb Hum, Holbeaoh <
Hall Mrs. Maria, 2 Wbealdon at. Gainaboro'
Hallam John, Tlmberland, Linooln
Halliileld William, 11 Back st. Oainsboningh
HaUiweU William, 29 Weelsby street, New
Glee, Great Grimsby
Haltly Richard, ft Steep hill, Lincoln
Hanunon Richard Hart, The Tudor Stores,
Old BolingbrakB, SpUsby
Hammond John, South gate, Sleaford
Handley Hichd. New.Leake, Eastville, Boston
HanUn Thomas Logadon, Whaplode drove,
Feterborongfa
Hanson Geo. H. New Bolingbroke, Boston
Hanson William, Oorrlngham, Gainsborough
Hardy Tyson, IS Woimi^tte, Boston
Hardy HenryWillIam,OU BoUogbroke.Spilsby
Hardy Thomas, 20 Market pL Gainsborough
Hardy William Jacob, Doniogton, Spalding
Harloek David, Hnttott, AUord
Harmaton 0. Carlton-le- Horelands, Lincoln
Haniieaa Thomas, Aahby, Brlgg
Hanand George, 41 Bridge st. Gainsbomogh
Harris Daniel Oorliam, HecUngton, Sleatmd
Hanjaob FViuk, 16S Bridge at. Gainsborongh
Harrison George, S8 Hnngate, Lincoln
Harrison John, Corrtugham, Gainsborough
Harrison John, Little Corringham,Gainsb«o'
Hsrrison Joseph Fowler, Baraney, Unooin
Harrison Shem, Bracabridge, Uncoln
Hasnlp Albert John, Weat atreet, Alford
Hatfield J.Normanby-by-Sultal,MarketBaasn
Hayea Samuel, Ingham, Linoolu
Heath William, 87 Prospect St. Homcastle
Hebblewhite Percival W. South Ferriby, Hull
Hemaworth Henry,SO 8t.Andrew'ast.Uneoln
Henley BlackweU, High street, HOlbaach
Herd Joaeph Wilkinson, Bicker, Spalding
Hickling Edward, BUUnghay, Lincoln
Hicks Robt.W.High st.!Long Sutton, Wisbei^
HiU John, FUetgate, Barton-on-Humbor
Hill Mrs. M. J, Kirton Lindsey B.&0
Hilton Jamea, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
Hird John Bobert, Bardney, Lincoln
Hill Joaeph ataftonl,4SSt. Paul's at Stamford
Hodgaon Adam, Pariney, teilaby
Hodgson Mrs. 8. Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Bodaon Aahlin, 26 Goapelgate, Louth
Hodaon Hector, Croaa at Orowle, Doncaater
Hodson WiUiam, South Beaton, Louth
Haggard Frederick, 129 yielm st. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Hohih John, West end, Alford
Holdemees J. R. 18 Emery lane, Boston
Holgate fiamnci, Fnlstow, Louth
Holland James, Halfleet, Market Deeping
HolUngsworthJ.Frieatgate,Barton.on-Humbr
Holmes, Roaaar ft Co. 2 Bailgate, Linooln
Holmes George, Wimgbj-
fHolmas John, Bticktord, Boston
Holmes John George, Hnndleby, Spilsby
Holmea John Henry, Walton, Lincoln
f Holmaa John Tbomaa, It High st. Stamford
Holmea Joaepb, Baaaingham, Newark
Holmea Joaeph, South ^vme, Slaatord
Holmea Joaeph Arthur, Heckington, Sleaford
Holmaa William Edward, 7 ft 18 St Martin's,
High atzeet, Stamford
Holt John, Scuatliorpe, Doncaater
Holt Mrs. Sarah A. Scunthorpe, Doncaater
Hood John Dales, 40 Union St. Louth
Hookham George, Winteringham, Doncaater
Hopkinson Tbomaa, (ft Oxford street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Homer Geo. 44 John at. Monk's rd. Lincoln
Horusey E. Market lane, Barton-on-Humber
HorobinT. C. Market place,Crowle,Doncaster
HonghtonftBranson,IUUngboro',Falkingham
Houghton George, Thomton-le-Fen, Boston
Houghton Maaman, 22 Weatgate, Grantham
Honlden Henry, Nortbcoates, Gt. Grimaby
Houldershaw John Wm. Tlmberland,Lincoln
Honaeman Jas. Wm. 2t Charles at. Louth
Hooaham Chaa. Asbcmtt road. Galnaberough
Howden Mia. Mary Ann,iAqrlnm rd. Uncolii
Howell Jamea, Blyton, Gainsborough
Howdl John Thomas, West Theddlethorpe
ft East Theddlethorpe, Louth
Howlett Thomas, 118 Albeit st. Gt. Grimaby
Howiam Wm. Johnaon, 88 Eaatgate, Louth
Hoyea Mis. Mary, Glaypole, Newark
Hudson William, BnsUngton, Sleaford
Hugglns John, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Hughes Charles, 41 ft 42 Monk's id. Lincoln
Hnmberstone Wm. 1 HoUes st. Gt. Grimsby
fHunt Chadee, G^eorge st. Barton-on-Humbr
Hunt Joseph, 14 Silver street, Gainsborough
Hunt William, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Hunter a ft Son, 21 High street, Homcastle
Huntsman Jn. E. Moulton Chapd,>Spalding
Hurst James, New Ftodingbam, DonoaMer
Hutchinson Smith, Rosldngton, Sleaford
Huteaon Mrs. Harriet, 14
Great Grimsby
Hyde Mia. Mary, Utterby, Louth
In^ WiUiani, LIttte Syibmt, Slamloid
Jackson Andrew D. 28 Broad st. Stamtud
Jackson James, Belcbfoid, Homcsstle
Jackson John, Beck hill, BartonKxi-EDmbcr
Jackaon John Edward, Ooeberton, Spaldiag
Jackaon Robert, Foaton, Giantham
Jaokson Thomas, 68 Wiawby street, Bii|g
Jackson William. Ingoldsby, Gianthsm
Jealoas Mrs. J. Whapkids Drove, Fnsrbve'
Jeffs Mis. Emma, 32 Kent st. Gt Oiimtby
Jenkinson Mia, A. WooUtborpe, Gcantlism
Jenldnaon Jos^ih, Blyton. Galnabonngb
Jennings Arthur Jas. Owatoa Ferry, Bswtiy
Jennings George, 9 Market place, Sialding
Johnson Geo. Wm. & Co. Winittton, Doo-
caster, ft at Sconthorpe
Johnson Jacob, Long Bennington, GtaaUiaiD
Johnson John, Chapel Hill, Bostea
Johnson Joaeph, Kexby, Gainsborongh
Johnson Robert, Fulstow, Louth
Johnaon Walter, South WiUinghsm, Wiagby
Johnstone Henry, 131 Kent st. Gt Grimsby
Judge Chas. Engine st. ft Wrawby st Bri^
K«ll Mrs. Ann, 34 Waterside north, Linooln
Kell George, South Ferriby, Hull
Kelly Henry, Cambridge street, Claetboniss,
Great Grimaby
Kemp Charles, 143 Victor street, Nevaee.
Great Grimsby
Kemp John, Sconthorpe, Doncaater
Kemp West, Coningaby, Boston
Kerry Henry, Donlagton. Spalding
Kershaw George, Eastoft Qoole
KettlewellR.B.12 Freeman stieet,GtGrijiBliy
Kidson Edward, 28 Chnrch street, Oainsbon'
tKUwood Thomas, 3 Strait Bargate, Bostm
Klmejonaa, Fnlbeek, Grantham
King Fnnk, 33 Silver street, Gainsboroagh
King Btcbard, Heighlngton. Lincoln
King Bobert, 4 Winsover road, Spalding
King Thomaa, 18 Silver atreet, Gahisboro'
Kirby George, 48 Newland st west, Unosla
Kirke Joae^, 31 Cleethorpe road. New dee.
Great Grimsby
KirtonH. 77 West stft 12 Emery lane,BosuD
Kisby William. 80 Weat street, Honosttle
Knight Mre. Sarah, 30 Walkergate, Losth
Knight William, Brant Bnmghton. Nevsrk
Knight Wm. Bd. Bellevne terrace, Llncobi
Knacker Geo. Styles, Kbrton Lindsi^ B.S.0
Knowles Henry, Ancaater, Grantham
Krohn Wm. Peter, New Holland. Hull
Lamb Samuel, Heckington, Sleaford
Lane Bdwd.Mea9inghaJD,Klrtn.Lindsy.R.8.0
Lane Frank, Great Gonerfcy, Giantham
Lane Thomaa Angell, Hif^ street, Holtncfa
tLangley Brotben, East street, Homcastle
Lansdall Joseph, Back lane, Spilsbv
Lansdall William, 4< East street, HorecaEtle
Larder Joseph Jackaon, 33 Meroer row, Lontli
Laxton John, Blppingale, Bonmi
Leaberry Lawty, Winteringham, Dencaotr
Leate John L. 92 Freeman afreet, Gt.6Tlmil!;
f Ledgerd George, King atieet, Maiket Bam
Lee Robert. Tealby, Market Baaen
Leeson Joseph, Ktalcby-IsQthorpek Sleatod
Lenox H. M, 1 Bed Lion street, Stamford
LentaU Francis, 108 High street. LincolB
Lewis John, 71 Pasture street, Gt GrisKbj
Lidgett Thomas Lamming, Sea View street
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby-
Lindup Robert, New Holland, Hnll
Llngard Chaa. 69 Wellington at Gt Grimst?
Locking R.K 22 Victoria stwest, Gt Gmsb;
Locks Thomas George, 31Luinlej road, Skes-
nessR.S.0
Lockwood Moses, New Bromby, DoncsMer
Lord Alfred, Lnddlngton, Goole
Lord John, 12 Strait, Lincoln
tliord Joseph, 07 High street, Grantham
Loid W. Short, Market place, Caistor
Loughlln Jas. Wm. Sutton Bridge. Wisbecti
Lovelee Wm. Potter Hanworth, linooln
lioweth Mrs. Sarah, 10 AUSnintost StamfDTl
Lucas James. 1 Wait street, Homcastle
f Lunn Henry, 3 ft ft Bridge st. Romosstle
Lupton JobnMason, 164 Victoria street iwitli.
Great Grimsby
Lynn John. Fenton, Newark
Lynn Joseph, 1S9 Cleethorpe read. New Cke.
Great Grimsby
Mclntyre Peter Miller, 4 St Martin's. Hist
street Stamford
Mackrill John Bldiaidaan, Sea View stnet
Cleethoipes, Great Grimsby
Major William, Blyton, Qainaboron^
Major Wm.Benj. Scotter,Kirta.Undiy.!!.S.O
Makey Edwaid, Toynton St Feter'a. Spilsbr
Manning Geo. John, 9 Church street Bosua
Manatord Alfred, NettMiam. Uneoln
March Tbomaa, Swinatead, Bonm
ManloUD.StWeelaby atNewClee,GtGniwti;
Mareli Joseph BailT, 212 King Edward stnn
north. Great Grunatay
Marah Thoa.WiUoasfatoa,Klita.]:Jndsy.R.S.O
Msrsliall George, 19 Bridge Bbeet, HaracsAlr
tMaishall Hy. BatAeM, Spwoitik. Doncaner
Marshall Jane Ellen. 44 Main ridfR, Besn
Albert street, Maishall John,- Kirkby.on-Bain, Homcastlr
Monhall Bobert, Hdrkby-on-Baln. Bcncssl-
I Martin Frederick, EMskney, Boetoa
Digitized by VjUUy iC
TRADES OIRECTORT.]
MartheU Un. Mstllda, 188 King Edwaid
street north. Great Griinsby
Marrin Thonwa, 230Freeman it. Gt. Orlnuby
Mwwn & Browne, Market place, 'Alford
Maaon, Symonds & Symonds, 21 Uarket
place, Brigg
Muon John, New Leake, EastTllle, Boston
Haoghan lira. S. it New td. Spalding
Maaghan Samuel, BInbrook, Market Baaen
Maw Bilha, Wroot, Bawti;
tUawer Charles, lOSFreenian at Ot-Gtlnub;
Meanwell Allied, Market place, Calstor
Mean well Henij, ConingabT, Boston
Me*r(sH7.BlahopNartoii,Kbtn.Lindsy.R.&0
Measures Brothers, Market place. Bourn
Messenger Charles, TO Canwiek road, Lincoln
Metcalfe David, 79 New Market, Louth
Meltham James, BarroW'^on-Hnmber, Hull
Millns William Robert, High street, Holbeach
MUsoD John, Wrawby, Brigg
HilaonThas.MeaslnghBm JClitn.Linday. B. S. 0
Mlnett Charles, Burgh-in-the-Marah R.S.0
Monk James, Btnrton, Lincoln
Montagne John, 13 Aahcroft road, Oainabro'
Moodj Bamnel, Hogsthorpe, Alford
tMoodyWm. Flaskett, Lumley rd. Skegneas
Moore Mn. B. J!) St Leonard's at. Stamford
Mows Edwin, II Xarket place, Spalding
MooreMn.MBrla,MaaBlngluun,Klrtol>Lindsey
B.ao
Moore Montague, 888 High street. Lincoln
Moore William, Heckington, Sleaford
Morley O. P. WiUingliMn-by-Stow, aalnsbro'
Morris Frederick, 48&'M Watergate,Grauthm
Morton Charles & Sons, 11 Old Market place.
Great Grimsby
MortonSamLDeepingSt. James,Mkt.Deeping
Mowson Alfred, Morton, Bourn
Mncklow Audley, Leadeuhazn, Grantham
Mmnby J. CoTenham St. Bartholomew, Louth
Moml^ William Henry, Market pi. Sleaford
Mosson William, 78 Weatgate, Grantham
Nash J. U Lea road A 9 Trinity St. Galnsbro'
Nelson Bobert, High street, BUUngbotoogh,
FalUngham
Newbatt Edward, 13 London road, Grantham
NicholsonStephn. Mesaingham, KirtonLlndaay
B.S.0
NoUe Wm. Henry, Great Steeping, SpUsby
North John, Little Carlton. Louth
Offley John F. 68 Thesiger st. Ot. Grimsby
Ogleeby George, Scawby-cum-Sturton, Brigg
Oldrid John & Co.(Heiiry Dracaas, manager),
The Stores, Hagwortlilngham, BpUsby
Oliver William. U St. Andrew's st. Lincoln
Orry James, East Kirkby, Spilsby
Oiry Haddlaon Wm. Withera, Alford
Osborne James, Whaplode, Spalding
Osgerby John, Kettleton, Calstor
Otter Mrs. Isabella, 62 Wrawby atreet, Brigg
Otter John, South Kelsey, Caistor
Overton Itfra. Ann, Goeberton, Spalding
fOverton John, A Market ]daoe, Homcastle
Overton Wm. Kirton Holme, Kirton, Boston
Owen Wm. Dentcliffe, Southgate, Sleaford
Owston Wm. Armitt, Horbling, FalUngham
Padley John, 89 High street, Beaton
Palmer Arthur Hany, Wormwood Bill, Kir-
ton Linds«y B.S.0
Palmer Bley, ZS High atreet A 81 New mar-
ket, Linctdn
fParker Fdk. Elng,31 St. Mary'a at.Stamford
Parker Henry, Ashby, Brigg
Parker Henry Brookes, 24 Barkham street,
Wainfleet AU Saints R.aO
tParker James, Market place Caisto r
Parker Rlchafd J. 6 London >rond, Grantham
Parker Thomas, 1 Nortli parade, Grantham
Parker Wm. Great Gonerby, Grantham
Parker William, Kirton, Boston
Parkinson Thomas, Beelsby, Great Orimsby
Parrott John, Bnrtou-on-Stather, Donoaster
Patchett Jabez, East Theddlethorpe, Louth
Pateman William, Bastou, Market Deepiug
Patrick C. B. 2 WUlonghby street & Bridge
street, Gainsborough
Patrick T. E 12 Ebrington st. Gainsborough
Pkolson H. J. 80 Lumley rO. Skegneas R.S.0
Pcasgood Hy, A. Langtoft, Market Deeping
Peaagood John, lAngtott, Market Deeping
Peasgood Joseph, High st. Market Deeping
Peaagood Robert, Thurlby, Bourn
Peatman John, Huskington, Sleaford
Pegg Jas. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Fenlstan Joseph, 16 Guililliall at. Lincoln
Pennington T.IM Cleethorpe rd. GbGrlmsby
Pemeee George A Sous, East Borkwith &
Haloton, Wmgby
Penton WQllam, Claypole, Newark
Ferry Arthur, Castle Bytham, Stamford
FBtdi Robert, South Klllingholme, xnoeby
Phillips John erean, Fnlstow, Louth
Pick Alfred, Monlton. Spalding
f Pick Aithor, 90 WestgiM», Grantham
Pfck William John, Osbonmby, Falkingham
Piokerdlke William, West Halton, Doiicaster
Pickering Augustus, Bnston, Market Deeping
Pickering J. West Deeping, Market Daeplng
Pickering William, 13 Witham place, oston
pickup Thomas Barnss, High street, Ecsn-
tborpe, Doncastcr
UKCaLNSHIBE.
Pinchbeck George, Eagle, Lincoln
Pindar John, Scunthorpe, Doncastcr
Pinder Samuel, Kirton Linds^ B.S.0
Pinder Thomas George, 30 Victor street.
New Olee, Great Grimsby
Flzley Mra. S. Middle Baaen, Market Rosen
Plastow James, Fish Dock id. Gt. Grimsby
tPlatt James, Gonthorpe, Ba^ctry
Playfoot T. 91 Sandsfield lane, Galusliorough
Pocklington James, Barrow-on-Htimber,Hull
Fogson Cnthbert, Welboum, Grantham
FoUard William, Walton, Lincoln
{Poole ft Sous, Crowle, Doncoster
Foolea Robert, 21 West street, Boston
Porkess John, 47 Bridge street, Brigg
Porter Francis, 22 James street, Louth
Porter Frederick Towrlss, 02 Upgate, Lonth
Porter James, Colsterworth, Grantliam
Fotterton & Piggott, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Potts, Bnmyee & Co. Ashby, Brigg
Poacher James, Metlieringbam, Lincnln
Pieagrave Mrs. O. Cemetery road, Holbeach
Prldgeon William, South Kyme, Sleaford
Priestley Amos Wilson, Ewerby, Sleaford
Proctor Mra. A. High st. Crnwle, Doucaster
Fallen Jas. J. High st. Barton-onHumber
Pycock George Albert, TJfUngton, Stamford
Quininffborough George, Ropeley, Gmntliam
BadcUlie James, 20 PerscTerauce terrace,
Thmnacoe road, Cleethorpes, Ot. Grimsby
Banby Jamea, Holmes & Jabez, Htgli street,
Alford
Banshaw Robert, Fointon, Folklugliam
Ransom George Edward, Klrmington.riceby
Banaon James Thomas, Wind mill, Thom-
ton-le-Fen, Boston
Bapkins John, 27 High street, Gainsboroogh
Bawding Thomas, Leodenham, Grantluvm
Bawson Wniiam, Little Bale, SleaforJ
Bayntv George, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Read Bairby, 10 Abbey walk. Great Grimsby
Reed Charles, Blsham, Brigg
Reed Edward, Market place, Alford
Reed Mrs. Ellzaheth, North street, Crowland,
Peterborough
Reeves William, SkiUington, Colsterworth
Revell William, Morton, Bourn
Bevill Joseph, 66 Bridge st. Galnsboroui;b
Reynolds Thos. 22 St. George's st. Stamford
Beynolds William, Winterlngham, Doncoster
Bhoades Benjamin, Whaplode, Spalding
Rhodes Mrs, Maria, Lea, Golusborougb
Richards Mrs. Maria, AaUiCkby, FaUdngham
Richotdson & Wilson, 3(arket place. Market
Baaen
Richardson Edward, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Richardson Jamea, Oxford street j: Queen
etieet. Market Baseu
Rlduudson Jonathan, 22 & 67 Bridge atreet,
Gainsborough
Richardson Bobert, M Croft street, Lincoln
Richardson W. High st.Long Sutton. Wisbech
Richmond Jn. Burton-ou-Stather, Doncastcr
Rlokels John, 187 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Ridlington Bobert, Deeping St. Jamea,
Market Deeping
tRitchle John William, High at. Holbeach
Bltaon Miles, 12 Newport, Lincoln
Roberts ft Fordoe, North street. Bourn
Roberts Henry, 2 Aahcroft nl. Gatusborough
Roberts William, SO Portland street. Lincoln
Roblnaon A. 96 ITp. Burgess st. Gt. Grimsby
Robinson Mrs. Ann, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Robinson Cooper, Woshlngborougli, Lincoln
Robinson David, 23 Market place, Spalding
fBoblnson Godfrey, WInterton, Doncastcr
fRoblnson Mldla^, Union st. Market Kasen
Robinson Nathan, Wlgtoft, Spalding
Bobinaon Richard, Hainton street, Weelaby,
Great Grimsby
Robinson Thomas Stowe, Hemswell, Kirton
LindsOT R.S.0
Rodgera Henry, Market phuse. Bourn
Roe John, High street, Skegness
Rolfe Thos. Wm. Thomton-le-Fen, Boston
Rollitt John, Navenby, Grantham
Book Henry, 86 Newport, Lincoln
Rook Bobert, BaxUby, Lincoln
BothweU Joseph, WInterton, Donoaster
Rowe George Wm. Tetney, Great Orimsby
Rowell Mn. Louisa, 49 Wormgate, Boston
Bowaon George, Worlaby, Brigg
Rowston Elisabeth ft Bon, Bea Tlew street,
Claetborpes, Great Orimsby
Bushby John, Laughterton, Newark
Rnshton Robert, Blbeey, Boston
Ryalla Bdwd.HIgh st. Scunthorpe, Doncoster
Sabey Samuel, 14 Bridge street, Brigg
Baiter Charles, Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
Sanderson Mrs. Maiy, North atreet. Crow-
land, Peterborough
Barglaaon Jo. Geo. Burgb-ln-the-MaTah B.S.0
Baiglsson Wm. W. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Savage George, II New Bridge lilll, Louth
Sawyer John, Metheringham, Lincoln
Bcaman William Henry, Tattetsball bridge,
Dogdyke, Boston
Scholes William, 24 East street, Stanford
Scotney Jn. IS St. Martin's, High st. Stamford
Soott Jn. B. ft Bon, Bucknall, Homcastle
Scott lb*. Alice, South end, Alford
GBO 815
tScrimehaw John, 77 Freeman street ft 2
Alexander terrace. New dee, Ot. Orimsby
Scnpholme Bichmd Sharpe, Scotter, Kirton
Llndsey R.ao
Searby James, jnn. High street. Spilsby
ISeely Robert, 14 Ballgate, Lincoln
Semper David, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Sempeis Henry, 8utton-in-ehe-Mstsh, Alford
Seward Joseph, Navenby, Grantham
Sharp Wilby, Domngton, Spalding
Sharpe Jamea, Woodhall Spa, Homcastle
Shaw Frederick. Little Stee^ng, SpOsby
Shaw Mrs. L. Keal Coates, West Keal, BpUsby
Shaw Stephen, South end, Alford
Sheardown William, Cambridge street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grlmsl^
Sliearman Jamea,Rtghstreet,BiUingborongh,
Falkingham
Bhilcock Robert, South Witham, Grantham
Bhilcock William, Castle Byttiam, Stamford
fShlUaker O. jnn. Church at. Market Deeping
ShlBaker J. Deming St. James. Mrkt. Deephg
Shipley Mbs BUzabeth, North Forty Foot
Bank, Boston
Short Henry, Leake, Boston
fShort John, SUckney, Boston
Shout Mrs. EllxaIreland.Ooeberton, Spalding
Stmms John, Colsterworth, Oranlham
Simpson George, Stickney, ISoston
Simpson John, Saxllby, Lincoln
Simpson Richard, 61 Bastgate, Louth
Blvers Edward, 22 Swinegate, Grantham
Sixer ft Son, S8B ft c, Upgate, Louth
Skerrett Mrs. Ellzh. Tealby, Market Baaen
SkiUington Mrs. M. A. Colsterwrth. Gmtbm
Skinner Michael Hill, Keetby, Ulceby
Skinner Thee. Jessop, II Bridge st. Spalding
I Sklims Bdwud, Metheringham, Lincoln
ISklpworth BdwAWest Theddlethorpe, Louth
Sklpworth T, High st. Barton-on-Humber
! Sleight John, Partney, Spilsby
Smalley Andrew, North Kyme, Sleaford
' Smalley John, Dnnston, IJnccdn
I Smith a O. ft Soiis. 26 Upgate, Lonth
I Smith John ft Co, 217 ft 218 High St. Lincoln
; Smith Alfred, 18 London mad, Grantham
. Smith Frank, Ingoldsby, Grantham
I Smith George, 119 Burton road, Lincoln
Smith George, Fasten, Grantham
, tSmlth Henry Octavins, 67 Eastgate, Louth
I Smith Joel, Little Coningham, Gainsborougli
Smith John, North street. Bourn
Smith John, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Smith John Christopher, 188 King Edward
I street north. Great Grimsby
Smith Robert D. Trinity it. Gainsborough
Smith Robert P. 62 Church St. Oalnaborougb
Smith Thomas, 13 Bridge street, Louth
Smith Thomas Hy. 14 Castlegate, Grantham
Smitbson Henry, Morton-by-Qalnsborough
Southern G. 416 Victoria St. nth.Ot.Grlmsby
Southern B. 72 Victoria st. we. Gt. Grimsby
Sonthworth William, 128 Victoria street west.
Great Grimsby
Poet ofBce, Grainthorpe,
Emma, Ludford Farva,
Sowby William,
Great Grimsby
Spalding Mrs.
Market Basen
Sparrow Hugh, 1 Cambridge terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Speck George, Binbrooke, Market Rosen
Speed Stephen, Foston, Grantham
Bpenoe J. Oovenham St. Bartliolomew, Looth
Spencer Mrs. Matilda, Haxey, Bawtry
Spencer Robert, Oagodby, Bourn
Spink Mrs. K. George st. Barton-on-Humber
tSpinks Brothers. I Silver st. Gainsborough
Spinks Mrs. Sarah, 14 Lea rd. Gainsborough
Spriggs James, 29 Westgate, Lonth
! Soulies Robert, The Hum, Billingborongb,
Falkingham
Stableforth ft Dandy, High street ft Church
I atreet, Spalding
Stalnley Jaa. 78 Duncombe st. Gt. Grimsby
Stamford William, WInterton, Doncastcr
I Standard Tea Ca (Theophitns Bowie), 1
I Vine street, Grantham
, Stanley Frederick, Leghourae, Lonth
Stanton James, Bastgate, Bourn
Star Tea Co. (John Filnce, manager), 60
I Market place, Boston
Star Tea Co. (Thomas Woolner, manager), 8£
Westgate, Grantham
Stephenson Alfred, 178 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Stephenson Mrs. Mar1a,27 Maiden row,Loutb
fStepney ft Clifton, Osboumby. Falkingbaro
Stevenson Hy. Whaplode, Spalding
tStevenson John, Inn. 1a, Hawthorn bonk,
Spalding
Stocks Jtdin'Tbomas, Bnrgfa-in-the-Marsh
Storr Henry, Fenton, Newark
Stothard Alfred, Chapd Hill, Boston
Strawaon Thomas Smith, Coningsby, Boston
Strawson Thomas Smith, New York, Boston
Swaby John, Queen street. Market Baaen
Swift Mrs, CatoUne, Morton, Bourn
Sykes J. R. 34 East Marah at Ot. Orimeby
Sylvester Mn.°Henry, Sloothby. Alford
Talbot Mr& Blls. Bawlngham, Newark .
Tate Henry, South EDIlnghoUne, Ulceby
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
816 GRO
Grocers & Tea DKALSRS'-coDtinned.
Taylor Mrs. A.M. 2 Lime at. Gt. Grinwby
Taylor George William, Bowsby, Falkingham
I'aylor Hy. tiO East street, Stamford
Taylor James, 6d Kast street, Stamford
Taylor TIk mafl, Martin, Lincoln
Taylor William. Aby, Alford
tTajIor Wm. 349 Hlgli titreet, Lfncolu
Teauby Hardy, Weatwoml aide, Bawtrj'
TettLer Mrs. K. South Hauceby, Sleaford
T]iickettG.Marktpl.Cleethorpe6,GtGriraBby
Thompfon Kicfaord & Bon, 51 & 53 Lord 9t.
GaloRborough
Thomi son C. Kleetgute, Barton-on-Humter
lliompfon Edward, East Halton, Ulceby
Tltomi son Mrs. Elizh. Fleetgnte, Bartou*OD-
HuniLer
Thcmiwon Henry. Soutli Kyme, Sleaford
Tkcrapeon Ucnry John, 3 WeUingtou street,
Galnsboroug}i
TLompenn Plater, Methcringhain, TJncnln
T1iomalleyMrB.K.WaiT]tieet All Saints R.S.0
Tl.omley, Tlxman, Brinkhlll, SpUsljy
Thorpe Jolin. Bamct-le-WoM R.S.0
Thurlby Stephen. 1S7a, High street, Llnc»lu
Tickel])enny Richard, 29 Aswcll lane. South
Timsou R. Dent, 7 St. George's st.Stamford
Todd Hy. I23 Cloethorpe road, Gt. Grimsby
Todd Jamea, Tattersliall, Boston
Todd Tliomas, Barduey, Lint»ln
Tomlin Samuel, WalnReet All Saints R.S.0
TomlinsoD Frank, Corby, Grantham
Topliss John George, Tetney, Gt. Grimsby
Toplifs Joeeph, Scamblesby, Homcastle
Topliss Thomas, Waltham, Great Grimshy
Topliss William, fl Nichol Hill, Louth
Townend David, Conington-on-Baln, Louth
Townend Z. Brakin, Helton, Doncaster
Trafford Robert, Saltfieetby All Saintf.Louth
Travis Mrs. H, Kew Bolingbroke. Boston
Trevor Josei^i, Willoughton, Kirtou Llnd-
sey, R.S.0.
True A Son, ]09 New Market, Loutli
Turner John George, Southrey, Lfncoln
Turner Robert, Comliill, Calstor
Tuxford Alealoni, 33 Lea nh Galnshorough
Tuxford John, Sllsey, Boston
Twell William, Benninton, Boston
Twelvetrees A. New Bolingbroke, Boston
Tyson Leonard W. Tattershall bridge, Bostn
Tyson William, 111 Kent st. Gt. Grimsby
Underwood Jolm, Surfleet, Spalding
Varlow Alfred, South street, Caistor
Tarlow Thomas, 39 & 30 Market place, Brigg
Tarlow William, Bardney, Lincoln
A'earC}ias.Baldlng,Kirkl>y-on-Baln,Hornc8tle
Tear David, West street, Alford
Teasey Miss Annie £IIzh. 23 Xortb street,
Horncastle
Venables Frederick, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Vessey George WUliani, Willoughby, Alfonl
Vlckers Rol.'ert, Nettleluun, Lincoln
Tickers William, West Kcal, Spilsby
Vlckers Wm. Ridley, 18 Hall place, Spalding
Waddlngham John, Freiston, Boston
Waddingtou Rd.&ForthWm. South st, Caistor
tWftite G eorgo. 7 Lumley road, Skegness
Waite Mrs. Jane, 70 Main ridge, Boston
tWalte Thomas, Market place, Spilsby ; d:
Lumley road, Skegness
Wake Clias. 2 Thorold Ht.NcwClee,Gt.Gm8bv
Walden William N'undy, 20 Love lane & 3 i
4 London roofL S[)aJdIng
Walker George, 50 Sincil street, Lincoln
Wall Benjamin, 47 Nelson st. Gt, Grimsby
Wall John, Xortli street. Bourn
Wall Rf, J. 33 & 3o Flottergate, Gt. Grimsby
Wall William, South street, Bourn
Walter Joseph, 12 Bridge street, Horncastle
tWalton Geo. Hilton, 8 Market pi. Spalding
Ward Geo. Eeal Coates, W^est KeaX, Spilsby
Ward John, Anderby, Alford
fWord Thomas, 47 Market place, Boston
Ward Wm. jun. Gt. Hale, Sleaford
Wairen Joseph, North street. Bourn
Waraop Mark, North street, Crowland
Peterborough
Wass Jn.Torry, Newport st Barton-on-Hmbr
Watchom Mtk Jane, Gt. Ponton, Grantham
Waterhouse Alex. Spital ter, Gainsborougli
Waterman John, Belcliforl, Horncastle
Watkln James, 44 & 4G Trinity street, Gains-
borough
Watklns & Forman o4 Shakespear st. Lincoln
Watlliig Robt. Ellis, Helpringham, Sleaford
Watmough Thomas, Hibaldstow, Klrton,
Lindsey, R.S.0.
Watson J. W. & Co. Union st. Market Rosen
Watson Fred, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Watson Henry, Couingsby, Boston
Watson John, Thealby. Burton-on-Stather,
Doncaster
Watson John, WelUngore, Grantham
Watson Jn. Harsley, Morton, Gainsborough
Watson Ricliard, Ashby, Brigg
Watson Thomas, Falkingham
Watson Thomas, Withem. Alford
Watts John, New Frodingham, Doncaster
Watts John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Webb Richard, Southgate, Sleslord
tVelgtitmau WOUam, 31 Vest st. Boston
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Welb Alfred, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Wells John, Billinrhay, Sleaford
Welle Joeepli, 37 North street, Horncastle
Weat J.T.I02 Eaatgate & 2 Markt.hall,Lontli
Wflstmoreland Mrs. Ann, Scawby-cnm-Stur-
ton, Brltr?
Weetoby George, Cleethorpc road, Kew Clee,
Great GrimHb}'
Wetherlll Walter, Caj-thorpe, Grantham
Wheatman William, High street, Billlngbaio'
FaUcinghom
Wherry Edward & Sons, North street &
Eastgate, Bonm
Whichello Stephen, 96 High street, Lincoln
Whiley George, Lenke, Boeton
Wliisker Mm. Elizh. 8 Bridge st. Louth
White Mrs. A. Barnetby-le Wold R,S.O
White Christmas, Crescent st. Gt. Grimsby
Wlilte Geo. 22 Flottergate, Gt Grimsby
White Henrj-, L'tterhy, Louth
White P. Mablethorpe, St. Marr, Alford
White Rt. 254 Lower Burgess st. GtGrlmshy
White Thomas, Cav-thorpe, Grantham
White Thomas Wm. LudborouKb, Louth
White WiUiam, Weat Piuchbeck, Spalding
Whittington Mis. Mary Ann, WUlingham
by-Stow, Gainsborough
Wliitton Wm. Bock street, Qainsborongh
Wbitworth John, Gosberton, Spalding
Widdowson Mrs. Catlierine, Helpringham,
Sleaford
Wilcox A. T. 2S Commercial rd. Spalding
Wilde T. North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Wildmore C. D. jun. Blllinghay, Sleaford
Wilkinson Kdward, High street, Wainfleet,
All Saints R.S.0
Wilkinson John, 154 Portland st Lincoln
Wilkinsou MansHeld T. Ui Eastgate, Louth
Wilkinson Kt Corporation nl. Gt Gtlmsby
Williamson J. Pode bole. West Pinchbeck,
Spalding
Williamson Wm. Morton-hy-Gainsboroagh
Willerton Henry D. Corby,"Grantliain
Williams Henry, Bmnston, Lincoln
Williamson <k Sous, Vine street & 3 North
street. Grantliam : &at Hull &Gt. Yarmouth
tWlUows & Co. iH Victoria street north,
Great Grimsby
Willows John Locking, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Wilson B6njamin,34 Commercial rd. Spalding
Wilson Geo. Levraley, Wonugatc, Boston
Wilson Mrs. Helen, Bassingham, Newark
Wilson Joseph, (jueen street. Market Basen
Wilson Kobert Bassingbain, Newaiic
Wilson Wm. 142 tVoeman St. Gt Grimsby
Wing Samuel W. Colsteiworth, Grantham
Winn Misses S. M. & .M. K. Fnllethy, Louth
Winn Elisha, East Stocknith, Gainsborough
Withers Joslah, 26 Pasture st Gt. Grimsby
Withers Samuel, 66 Holies street & 2 Welling-
ton street, Great Grimsby
Wood Miss Emma. 29 Wiile Bargate, Boston
Wood John, Metheringhani, Lincoln
Woodger, Mrs. K. Soutli Thorcsbv, Alford
Woodllff H. E. Wainfleet All Saints R.aO
Woo<lward John Henry, Partney, Spilsby
Woolerton Thos. Royle. Ancaster, Grantham
Wooiat Mis.Charlt. Kirkby Green, Lincoln
WooUionse Samuel, 33 Aswell lane. liOUth
Worthington U. Donington-on-Bain, Louth
Wright Mrs. Elizabeth, Scotton, Klrton
Lindsey li.S.O.
Wright G. S. HiglistBllllnghoro'Falklngham
Wright Samuel, 22 Great Northeru terrace,
Lincoln, & Saxllby, Lincoln
Wright Thos. H. New Bromby, Doncaster
tWylos di Fox, M High street, Grantham
fYoung, Son & Smitli, I!) West st Boston
Young Mrs. S. 11 St John st Stamfor 1
[kelu's
Wood James L. 33 St Mary's sb Stamfoid
Lancaster Clilirles, 151 New Bond sticet ft
2 Little Brnton street London tr. ; In-
ventor of the non-fouling, smooth, oval-
bore for express & other ritles, also of
the four-barrel breech-loading hamineriess
gon, express rifle A pistol. Kstab. 18SC
OVNPOWOBB MANTTPBS.
Pigou, Wilks & lAUtence Limital, II
Queen Victoria street, London e.c
OT7TTA FEHCHA MAKXTFRS.
India Bnbber, Gntta Ferclia Sc Telegiapli
Works Co, Limited, 101 Cannon street,
London e,c. See advert
a7MNA8TIO AFFLIAHCB
KAKTTFB.
Spencer George (late Snoxell & Spencer).
Estab. 1784, 52 Goswell riL London r,e
aTPSUM rEAXSS.
Ryder James, Low Bnmliam, Bawtiy
HABEBDASHBBS.
Andrew Mrs. Wm. 37 New Mxu-ket Liocola
Coulson James Henry, New street Sleafori
Cox Mrs.Sarah Jane,fi Trent stG&insborough
Dawson Isaac, Wainfleet All Saints B.S.0
Day Charles, 21 West str«et, Boston
Dracup Mrs. Kmma, 25 Ripon street, Lincoln
Diakard William, 17 High street, Gtanthsm
Gill Mrs. Mary, 36 West street Boston
Hall Robert Wueen street Market BA.«en
HaUiwell Edwin, 86 Jt 87 Bail^te ; 7 Ex-
change arcade & 1 New market, Lincoln
JIbb Jbs. Jane, Church st Market DeepinfC
Kinsella William, 40 High street, Grautlxra
McKercliar Alex. 286 & 287 High st. Uncoln
Mant Charles, 62 Waterside nortli, Lincoln
Newbold & Son, 75 Bridge st Uainsborougb
Pepper John, Market place. Market Basen
FepperJohn Ward, Serpentine st. Market Rasen
Pringle James, Newmarket Lincoln
Sogers Mrs. WUliam, 61 High st. Starafoid
Royle John Jos. 27 Market st Gainsborough
Saul John Hires, 1 Market place, Sjialding
Sharman Robert, West street, Boston
Smith Joseph, 31 High street, Stamfurd
Smith William, Main ridge, Boston
Spilman John Roe, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Walker Joseph Wm. Newmarket Uncoln
WaUls Mrs. EUzabeth, 336 High st Lincohi
Whipple George, 32 High street Boston
Whipple George (who'esale A retail), 14 1 13
Watergate, Grantham
WilkinsonAmoId Walter, 18S HighftLinculs
HABIT MAKBK.
Morton Charles Robert (riding), 1 Strait Btl-
gate, Boston
OBOOBBS' VALUBBB.
Hall Albert Wingfield, 268 & 132 High street,
tit. Botolpb's buildings, & Spencer street,
Lincoln
Wherry William Robert, Kortli st Bourn
OVANO MBBCHANTS.
See Manure Merchants Ac.
OXTN KAKERS.
Bartholomew John Parish, Borgh-in-thc-
Marsh R.S.0
Dodson E. & F. O. 14 Upgate, Louth
Hanson John R. 244 High street, Lincoln
Hardy John & Charles, West st Holbeach
Hooton William M. Southgate, Sleaford
Kew Alfred, 27 Mercer row, Louth
Ungard B. 154 Victoria st south.GtGrmsby
Liretsldge Chas. Fk. 28 Market stGainsbcro'
LoHey & Co. 12 Market place, Brigg
Morrison Saml. Ray, 9 Cowblt trl. Spalding
Slingsby Edwin, 10 High street Boston
Stovin William, 4 Wcatgate, Grantham
Trevltt Job, Jan. 19 Bridge street, Boston
WaUis Bros. 364 High street, Lincoln
Wallls Wm. R. 44 Pinchbeck st Spalding
Wilson Edwin, 5 St Lawrence Bti«et, IHotn-
castle
HAZB DBESSBBS.
Alden Thomas, 94 King Edward street north.
Great Grimsby
Aston Arthur, Oxford street, Moilcet Basen
Aston Dudley, 21 Watenide south, Lincoln
Atkin Greenwoo , jnn. 3SA 89 Aswell lane,
Louth
Bacon Mis. Annie 5ophln,Southgate, Slenfoni
Bailey Charles S. Market place, Spilsby
Bally John, IT Steep hill, Lincoln
Banyord William, 122 Albert st. Ot Glimsir
Baike.viUe George, 3gil Victoria st niitl.
Great Grimsby
Bell Luke, Whaplode. Spalding
Blackburn John Henry, 38 Sincil st Linon!n
Brewin Charles V. 27 Westgnte, Gniuthant
Briggs George, 9 Market st Ooiosboroagh
Brown Frolerick, Market place, Alftml
Brown WiUUm, 24 Bridge street Spoldhiir
Brown Wm. Woolvine, 17 Bridge stGainshor)*
Buchan Jn. Henry. 2 High etiWt, Lincoln
Burgess Artliur, Bridge foot Boston
Burton Henry, 314^ High street Lincoln
Couimack Alfred, Market place, Homcaftle
Cant Charles, Watergate, Grantliam
Cant Stephen, 60 Westgate, Grantham
Carlisle John, Scunthorpe, Donca*ter
Carrntt Benjamin, 17 Upgate, Lonth
Carvosso Benj.42oyictoria Btnth.GtariiTB'.-:,
Chnrch Enoch, 22 Waterside north, UuoJn
Chire Geo. Frederick, 11 Com market, Lonto
Chu-k John, Burgh-in-the-Maish R.S.0
Claybum John, 322 Victoria street neitl.
Greot Grimsby
Clifton James S. Cfaureh st Market Decrcn;
Goggle John Wm. 7 Comhlll, Lincolii
Cole Charies, Kirton, Boston
Oook David, 147 Bridge st Gainsborangh
Crane Frederick, 101 Bridge st Galnabonn^h
Cumberworth Henry, Heckljigtoa, Sleali'Pl
Cartis Thos. Hy. * Son. 2 Soathgmte ± I
Watergate, Sleaford
Dickins •« Samnd, BUUBghaj, Sleaford
Dobte George,. & » Tslkcln*^ iMth
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TIIADES DIRKCTORT.]
Elmore Jamea, High itnet, BilUngboto',
PalkJngham
BImom fixniuw, Sonthgate, Bleaford
Kmmltt JilH. 2JI0Tic(oriR>t. ■tb.Qt.arinuby
ftnh Edward, South Btnet, Gaiator
Firth Tom, Union street, Market Baaen
>'lsher Henry Noel, 27 High atnet, Stamford
Koote WiUiom, 2 Watendde north, Linoohi
Fox Joeeph L. 28 Trinity at. Oalnsborottgh
Freestone Charles, Corby, Grantham
FroRt Cha8.U Oxford stliewOIee, Qt-Grinuby
Fryman James Hy. 42 Victoila atreet wait, &
mi Cleetborpes road. Great Orlmaby
Gale Mrs. Emma, 17 High street, Boaton
Gale William, 46 Wide Bargate, Boaton
Gale William George, West stroet, Boston
Garwood Charles, 2J>2 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsby
Gilbert Omrge, 28 GnUdhall street, Lincoln
Good Jalm, Bnrgh-in-the-JIanh B.&0
Gow Charles, 8att»n Bridge, Wisbech
Graves William, Coniugsby, Boston
Greenham Jolm Thomas, U Hall pL Spalding
Griinths George, U Broadgate, l/nooln
HawUns Wm. H. liarket t^ Market Deepmg
Healey Henry, U Market iilace, Gtantham
Henderson Josli. It Market place, Biigg
Higgs George, 170 High street, Lincoln
HiKga George, 6 St. John's street, Stamford
HUl Jn. lA & 16 St.Uurtin's, High st.StamfrJ
Hobeon John O. Corporation rd. Qt. Grimsby
Hoilson Alfred, Stamp end, Lincoln
Holdenuas Jamea Wm. Ohmnh st. Holbeach
Huloran Henry, 2U High street, Lincoln
Howanl Geoige, ISO King Edward street
north, Great Grimsby
Hnmpbreys Hy. 10} Waterside sonth, Lincohi
Hunn Job, North street, Bourn
Hunter Samuel, 4 Cora market, Loath
lnxbamD.SeaView st.Cleetborpes,GtGrtmsby
Juckson Wm. George St. BartonHm-Homber
Jeukinaott Joseph, Blyton, Oainsbonogh
Keeble George, 2i & 177 Freeman stt«et A
Corporation road. Great Grimsby
Kemp Walter, Coningsby, Boeton
Keudrlck Walter, East street, Crowland,
Feterborongh
Kenington Mrs. Mary A.6 Cheyne? st. Boston
l^ew Henry Hammond, The Mesum, 6 East-
gate, Louth
Ke V WiUiam, 46 Eastgate, Loath
Key Arthur, Newlands, Lincoln
Key John, 109 Bnrtoo road, Lincoln
Kiug Edward, Horse market, Caistor
KIs^ Joseph Samnel, 4 Chapel st Grantham
Kict Alfred, Bailway street. Great Grimsby
Kuighten William 1. 1 Maiden lane, Stamford
Large Joseph, 80 St. Peter's hiU, Grantham
Lawrence James, 8 New road, Spalding
Leary WiUlam Uobert, Marketplace, Wain-
Heet All Saints R.S.0
Lee Charles, Lumley road, Skegness
I«ndls Jean B. NorthSomerootas,Gt. Grimsby
Low Arthur, 8* High street, Linooln
Lundy John, 28 Lord street, Gainsborough
Lunn William, 26 London road, Grantluun
McEwen Thos. 83 Cleethorpe rd. Ot Grimsby
Jioson Wm. High st. Long Satton, Wisbech
Mills Joh^, Xlrtou Lihds^ Il.S.0
Mimmack John, 44 High street, Boston
Moore Charieii, U Pastmre st. Great Grimsby
Morris Peter, Metheiingham, Lincohi
Needham John, Uetheringham, Lincoln
Norton Josepli, 42 Upgate, Louth
Ugden Jas. Bobinson, 24 High sL Grantham
Osliome^DaTid, Market phice, 'Long ;Sntton,
WIsbeach
Osboroe Sam, Cliapel street. Market Rasen
Pa^ Samnel, 273 High street, Lincoln
I'almer diaries Lewis, 16 Old Market place,
Great Grimsby
Fannan John, SaxUby, Lincoln
I>araons John, 380 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Pennington Wm. 7 Chnrch st. Gainsbwongb
Phillips John, Church street, Holbeach
Pickering Charies, 23 Btrsit Bargate, Boston
Robinson OecMoore, 41 Wide Bargate,Boston
Boee William, « Market st. Gainsborough
Knshling John Thomas, 12 Bailgate, Lincoln
Ilyley George, 220 Lower Burgess street,
Great Orlmsby
Salisbaiy Bdwd.l21CIeetboipe rd.at.Grimshy
sjAlisbory Jsph. 280 Cleethorpe ntatGrimsby
Sandeison John, Market place, Market Basan
Sawer John, Winterton, Doocaster
Selby Thomas, 72 Wrawby street, Brigg
Sharp Simeon, Chnrch street. Bourn
Slumings Moses, 334 Lower Burgess street,
Great Grimsby
Smith Charles, 51 Bigby street, Brigg
Smith Kdwin, M Lnmley road, Skegness
Smith Frederick Thomas, 138 Victoria street
Kouth, Great Orlmsby
Smith William, 204 Freeman st. GL Grimsby
Smith Wm. & M Dnnoombe st. Gt. Grimsby
Sivula Bichaid, 28 GulldhaU street, Unooln
Spashstt John, IM Clcetborpe rd. GUGrimsby
Spencer John MUls, 44 MalTllle st Lincoln
St&ndan Herbert, Sonthgate, Slaaford
Stanlforth Arthur, 1 Bed Lion street, Boston
StanUoitta John aactse,U Dolphin la. Boston
LINCOLNSHIBE.
StSTSley Mrs. Elizabeth, Qtorgt street, Bai^
ton-«n-Humher
Stennett William, BiUinghay, Bleaford
Swhigler Edward, 107 Eastgate, Louth
SylTestsr Joseph, HogstlMirpe. Alf ord
Thompson Am09,3S Athlehem st Gt Grimsby
Tinkler William, Colsterwortb, Grantham
Tnxwnrth William, High stnet, Hoincastis
Vere George, High street, Holbeach
Wakelin George, Market place, Alf ord
Warrie Charles, New HoUand, Hull
Welton John & Son, 27 Silver street, Linooln
Weltou George, 342 High street, Lincoln
Whalley Charles Alfred, Witham pi. Boston
White John, 13 New street Louth
Wilkinson Arnold, 6 AU SainU' st Stamford
Wilkinson Ebeneser, Donington, Spalding
WilUnaon Henry, 6 East street, Homcastle
Williamson Henry, West street, Boston
Wingad Bichani, 193 High street, Lincoln
Wingdad George, High street, Lincoln
Wingriad Samuel, 136 High street Lincoln
Wooldridge Mre. Jane, 26 Westgata, Lincoln
Wright WiUiam, 3Sa, Upgate, Loath
Young WiUiam, 1} Kent St. Gnnt Grimsby
HAIB WOBKBEB— LABIBS'.
OAM OTTBjgaS.
See Bacon & Ham Carers.
HABDWABB DBAI.BBS.
Braham John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Clarke Charles, Queen street, Spilsby
Clarke WllUani, Market pi. Crowle, Doncaster
Elsom William, 10 Hickman st Gainsborough
Hornshy Arthur, 62 Trinity st Gainsborough
HoweU John Thomas, West Theddlethorpe &
East Theddlethorpe, Louth
Oakden ili Sliarpe, 116 & 118 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
PhiUipson John, 6 Com Market Lonth
RodweU Edwd. South stCrawhuid,Peterboro'
Saunders Walter, 2 Back st. Gainsboroagb
Shipley Wm. 23 Hickman st Gainsborough
Stamp George, 3 Osborne st Gt Grimsby
Wain Joseph, 47 Red Lion street Boston
HABUOimriE BTTHiSBBS.
Clarke Sc Sons, Kirton Linds«y B.S.0
HABNBSS UAKSBS.
See Saddlers & Harness Makers.
HATTEBS.
Ambler Ttiomas, 8 Magpie square, Lincoln
Asher John. 230 High street, Lincoln
BaUeyThos. Honghton,26 StiaitBargate,Baetn
Bllnkhom Wm. Kl & 232 High st Lincoln
Brett WiUiam, 40 Ooapelgate, Lonth
Brown J.SeoView stCleethorpes,GtOrimsbv
Cade WUIIam Wright 8 St Panl's stStamfrd
Charles Elijah A Son, 12A, Freeman street
Great Grimsby
Copson James, 13 Vine street Grantham
Curtis Thomas Henry & Son, 2 Sonthgate St
I Watergate, Sleaford
Davies John, 18 Mercer row, Louth & at 221
High street (near Stone Bow) Linooln
EUiir Joseph, Market place, Spilsby
Fields&Son.S Market stLongSutton, Wisbech
Goldingay James, 13 Waterside sonth,Lincoln
Goodhand Frerlerick, 11 Market place, Louth
BaU Asa, 1 & 2 Hall place, Spalding
Hassan Bros. 18 i& 19 Broad st Stamford
Hinaon Henry, 48 Market place, Boeton
Hnckett Edwd.lI2Victoria Btwe,GtGilmsby
Hunt Joseph, Junction aq.Barton.on-Humber
Jay WUUom, 7 Wormgate, Boeton
Joyins Edward, 21 GnUdhaU atnet, Linooln
Larder WUliam,138 Cleethorpe td.OtGriniBby
lAsenby T. C. Hope ha 237 High st Lincohi
Lord Fred Fields, 32 & 34 Victoria st west ;
; 304 Victoria st nth. A the Bon March«,I29
& 131 Cleethorpe road, Ot Grimsby
Morton Edward.28 Market |teoe, Gahuboro'
Nalnby John, 9 Wrawby street Brigg
Oldham Thos. 81 & 82 Eastgate, Louth
Oldham WUliam, 12 Victoria street westA
340 Victoria street north. Great Orlmsby
Pegg Jas. Market pi. Long Sntton, Wisbech
Figott A Fryer, South gate, Sleafoid
Pooles Robt Amell, 3a, Market pi. Boston
]leedIidwd.Whiley,Burgh-in-the-Marah.B.aO
Bobbins John, 102 Cleethorpe rd. GtGrimaby
Searby Jamea, High strest, Spilsby
SpUman John Rae, Winterton, Doncaster
Waugh Wm. 110 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Grimsby
WiUdnson Arnold Walt. 189 High st Lincohi
WUson George, 9 Market place, Boston
Wyatt * Cheer, High street, Horacaatle
HAVliIBBa
Cook John, 6 Dysart toad, Grantham
Cook Thomas, Burton road, Tincoln
Green George, Albany st Burton rd. TJnooln
Hardy Miles * John,2t Stanton stOrantham
Holland Geo. Albany w. Burton id. lincoln
PlckweU Charies, Boothrey, Lincoln
Hio an
Smith John, Bnurfoodhead, Lincoln
West Chaa. Edwd. Burton road, Lincoln
HAWKEBS.
Bemrose George, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
BuUeymentAmbrose,Bametby-le-Wold B.S.0
OasUedine James, Metberingbam, Linooln
Dawson William, Kirton Lindsey R.H.0
Horn Richard, SpHsby
Johnson John, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Johnson Thomsa, Navenby, Grsnthain
Kirk John, Thorpe-on-the-HUl, Lincohi
Lake Benjamin, Tongue End, SpSlding
Major John, Wragby
Smalley Thomas, Martin, Lincoln
Bowden Elijah, Sutton-iu-tlio-Manh, Alford
StamperWm.Wareham.on-the-HilI, Homcstl
Wade John, 20 Sootgnte, Btaoifon)
Waters WiUiam, High St. Market Deeping
WUkeraon Charles, Legboume, Lonth
Woodcock Hichd. Thorpe-on-t)ie-HlU,Lincolli
Young Henry, Raithby, Louth
HAT tt STBAW DBAI.BBS.
Archer Jesse, Strand street. Great Grimsby
Brown John, 61 Westgate, Grantham
BnrgessJ.Beaoonlilll,ManhchapeI,GtOrmBby
Ciompton & Spring, Norfolk street, Boston
Gibson John, West street, Boura
Harrison Abrhm. Westgate, Belton,Doncaster
Lamyman Amos & Son, Tatterahall Bridge,
Dogdyke, Boston
Mansfield Edward, Eastgate, Bourn
Nelson Edward, Bardney, Lincoln
Nelson Edward, Brayford head, Lincoln
Nicholson WiUiam, River head,EaatBeld road
& Louth pork, Louth
Pacy ;George Hy. Braytoid liead & Corn
Exchange, Lincoln
Palmer John William, BiUinghay, Sleoford
Read George, 1 Caythorpo, Horacastle
SismeyMrs.S.Deeping St James, MarktDpng
Swift A. Deeping St James, Market Deeping
Swift Thomas, -Jan. Deeping St James, Mar-
ket Deeping
Whltworth Sqnire, 21 Croft street, Lincoln
HBBBAI.ISTS.
See Medical Botanists.
HIDE BBOKBB8.
See Brokers— Hide dk Skin.
HIDE & SKIN UrBBOHANTB.
Duckerlng Alfred, East Baricwitb, Wragby
GaUsworthy B. & Son, The Tannery, Lincobk
Great Grimsby Hide, Skin & Fat Market Co.
Limited (J. P. Senior, manager). Haven
street, Great Orlmsby
Kelsey WiUiam & Jss. Waddington, Lincoln
Lee John & Son, Welby street, Grantluun
Lincoln & Lincolnshire Hide, Skin, Wool &
Fat Ca Lim. (G. Upton, sec.). Magpie sq.
Lincoln
Wing Joeeph, Cheyney stzeet, Boston
HIOOIiEBS.
Archer Jabes, Legboume, Louth
Armstrong John, 6 West street Homcastle
Atkinson John, Sturton, Lincoln
Barber John Chat. Witham ter. Boston
Baumber Robert Homcastle road, Boston
Brinkley WiUhu% South street Bonra
Brown Beth, Eost^te, Boum
CartwrightWmiam,41 Newland st. we. Lincoln.
Chlldcs Wm.North stCrawland,Feterborongb'
CouUion Jn.Bibaldstow,K]rton UndseyR.&0
Coupland John, Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.B.0
Drury George, Ashby, Brigg
Edwards H. Bridge end,Horbling,Falkingluui»
Edwards T.Bridge end,Horbling,FaUdngham
Everett Jn.Hibaadstow,Kirton Lindsey R.S.O
Fenley George, North rood, Bleaford
Gregory George, 19 Oibbeson street, Llncotn
Harness WUUam, BUsby, AUord
Hather Oeorge, Newport, Linooln
Heroock John, Boom
Hodson John, Braoebridge Lincoln
Jackson WiUiam, SkeUingthorpe, Llncola
Leaning Joseph, Winterton, Doncaster
Ormsby Daniel, Bnrton-by-Llnaala
Parkes WilUam, Ruskington, Slentord
FreaswDOd Thomas, Btniton, Lincoln
Boss George, Thumbleby, Homcsstle
Soott WOliiun, Billingh«y, Slentord
Sharp Abraham, 81 Satton street, Lincoln
Smith George, 14A, Holhaach rd. Spalding
Spencer George, Helghington, Lincoln
Steel Mrs. Fanny, Eastgate, Bourn
Taylor Samuel, South end, Alfoid
Thompson Henry, Holme, IMgg
Titman * Son, Langtoft, Market Deeping
TownhiU John, Hewport, Linooln
Wilkinson James, SkeUingthorpe, Linooln
Wistow George, Ingham, Linooln
WorthingtonJnJullimore,Wo(dBthrp«,G1iaiB
HZGHWAT STTBVETOB^.
See Bond Bnrvayois.
Digitized
LJll.J«.fi3^lC
818 HOM
HOXBS.
See Hoapitaii &C.
HOXOBOFATHIO CHEMISTS.
See Chemist*— Bomceo{iaUilc-
HOK(BOFATHIST.
MsnieU John, Woolsthorpe, Giantluun
HOP KBBCHANTS.
Bothamlej- Wade, 0 Haln ridge, Boston
CroBhy Richard Robert, M High st Stamford
East it Co. Maiden row, offices, Walkergate,
Loath
Wherry Wm. Robt. 4; Co. North st. Boom
HOBSB BBEAKEKS.
Blades Thomas, Baidney, Lincoln
Caunt Absalom H. Hagwortlilngham, Spilsby
FiUingham John, Hlbaidstow, Kirton LLad-
' aey R.S.O.
Fllntham Benjamin, Oeorge st. Market Basen
Uowden Hermon, 39 Lee street, Loath
King Edward, KJrton Lludsey R.&0
Lingaid Thomas, Keelby, Ulcebf
Myers Albert, Clceby Yillage
Petty Oeorge, S New market. Loath
Petty Zacharlah, Waterloo st. Market Basen
Bawson, William, Witliem, AUord
Searby Ben. Jameson Bridge 8tMarket:Basen
Smith Chariea, 11 Norman street, Lincoln
Traoey William, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Webster Ben. Bast Barkwith, Wragby
Wlldmore Walter, Blllinghay, Sleaford
HOBSB COIXAS utattkhh.
Parkinson Wm. Rnskington Sleoford
Trlffltt Joslab, High street, Holbeach
Watson J(An, Welllngore, Grantham
Wells William, Horsegate, Deeping St James,
Market Deeping
Woolsey Thomas, Measingham, Lincoln
HOBSB DBAXEBS.
Ash WiUiamHanry.St, Mark's aqoare, Lincoln
Bland Richard, Baston, Market Deeping
Clark Charles, 1 Lord street, G&lnsborough
Clark John, Baston, Market Deeping
Clarke George, Becklngham, Newark
Des Poiges John, Thorpe Hall farm, South
BlkingtOD, Loath
Ellett Joseph, 3 Lee street, Louth
PoUey Abraham Bphrsim, Park house, Tydd
St. Maiy, Wisbeoh
French John, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Hamber
Freshney Henry, Grlmoldby, Loath
Gray John, Earle's fields house, Grantham
Ony Thoaaa, n Castlegate, Grantham
Hows Alfred Coy, 8 Winsover road, Spalding
JohBSon Frank Harold, Market place. Market
Deeping ■
Layboume Robert, 38 Union st. Gnultbam
Olive John, North Kyme, Sleaford
Popple William, NetUeton road, Caistor
Scott John, PUlardHonae yard, Gainsborough
Shepherd Thomas, Welboom, Grantham
Simon Charles, Ooxhill, Hull
Skillington Chas. Lion yard,Brayford, Lincoln
Smith OharlM, 11 Norman street, Lincoln
Smith John, HecUngton, i^esf ord
Staniland William, Llrery stables. Red Lion
hotel, Caistor
Vernon William, Braoebridge, Lincoln
Widall John, Weat street, Alford
Wilmot Thomas, jnn. & Bast William, New-
ton-apon-Trent, Newark
HOBSB SliATTOHTBBEB.
Boose WlUlam, Crosaes,Long Batton,Wlsbccli
HOBTICtn:.TtrBAI. bttiujebs
FullaloTe John, C Queen street, Lincoln
Jordon Bd.SirtonLindseyR.8.0. & at Sootton
Wade Richard, 89 Westgate, Grantham
HOSB PIPE KANTTPAOTBS.
Sandall Edward & Son, Silver St. Lincoln
H08IBBS & OLOVBBS.
Bartle Herbert, 40 Cleetliorpe rd.Gt.Grim»by
Bastow T. SWestgHte iiSl High st-Grautliam
BUnkhotn Wm. 231 & 233 High st. Lincoln
Curtis Thomas Henry it Son, 2 Southgate &
1 Watergate, Sleaford
Dales George, 3 Market Ball entrance,
Market place. Loath
Dawber Hy. 80 Market place, Gainsborough
Blvln Wnilam, Jan. John st. Market Rascn
Fields * Son, 3 Market street, Long Sutton,
Wisbech
Firth * Co. Union street. Market Basen
Godsmark Alfred, 24 MarkM place, Louth
Goodhand Frfderlok, II Market pbuc, Louth
BalUwell Edwin, Se It in Boilgato & The
Knitting shop, T Exchange arcade, Lincoln
LOrCOLKSHIBE.
BI110«otBtTmmt3,.M Sonthgate, Steaford
HInson Henry, 48 Market ptace, Boatmi .
HitchMiB. maabeth, It Station st. Spalding
Holdswortb Flmncia, 312i BSfh st Lincoln
Jeffery WlUtam Hy. 84 High st Grantham
JeUsy 0«o. 86 Victoria st west, Ot Grimsby
Kinsella William, 40 High street, Grantham
Leaster Charles, 31 Market st. Gainsborough
Liller James, llfi •& 11«^ Victoria street weat,
Great Grimsby
Lord Fred Fields, 32 it 34 Victoria street
west ; W4 Victoria street north it the Bon
Matche, 139 & 131 Cleethorpe road, Great
Grimsby
McKerchar Alex. 386 It 387 High st. Lincoln
Moxon It Son, 24 Lord street, Gainsborough
Newbold * Son, 76 Bridge st Gainsborough
Odllng Bobert Cooke, 313 High st Lincoln
Oldham Thomas, 31 & 32 Eastgate, Loath
Organer Edward, 7 Strait Bargate, Boston
Overton Henry, Colsterworth, Grantham
Flnmb Mrs. Elizabeth, Eastgate, Sleaford
Qnlble Mrs. M. E. 39 Bridge st Galnaboro'
Salsbury J. C. lU Cleetliorpe rd. GtGrlmsby
Searby James, High street, Spilsby
gpHman John Roe, Winterton, Doncaster
Stanley Henry, 33 Upgate, Louth
Stoyell Alfred W. 1 Bed Lion sq. Stamford
Swash Robert, 33 Silver street, Gainsborough
Taylor Geo. Wm. 41 Silver street, Lincoln
Wataifield Blcbard, 13 Bridge st Homcastle
Wliewell Charles, S3 High street, Homcastle
Wilkinson Arnold Walter, 189Hlgh st Lincoln
Wood Bros. 168 Freeman st Great Grimsby
Wyatt & Cheer, High street, Homcastle
Marshall ft Snelgrove, 10 to 20 Vere street St
334 to 348 Oxford street London u
HOSPITALS, INTXBHABIB8
DISPBNSABIES, HOSCES,
ABTIiXTKS &o.
Boston Provident Dispensary (Wm. Poolcs,
sec.). Tower street, Boston
Browne's Hospital (Rev. WlUlam Henry
Iggulden M. A. warder ; Hev. Henry Bailey
Browning ]i.A. confrater ; Joseph Phillips,
steward ; William Longley, agent). Broad
street, Stamford
Convent of the Staters of Peace (Sister Maiy
Evongelista, prlndpa]), 131 Wellington
street. Great Grimsby
Cottage Hospital (Andrew Mercer Adam
K.D.; William James Pllcher F.R.C.S. it
James Edward Tuxford, Jan. medical
officers ; W. H. Wheeler >I.ins.r.E. secre-
tary ; ft Miss Agnes Jones, matron),
Southend, Boston
County Hospital (George Mitchiiison M.D. ft
Charles Harrison M.U. physicians; Thomas
Sympson L.R.C.P. £dlu. Septimus Lowe,
Charles Brook ft Thomas Marshall Wilkin-
son L.H.C. P. Bdin. surgeons; Rev. James
Stock B.A. chaplain; Edward Colby
Sharpln L.R.C.P. Kdln. liouse surgeon;
William Borr Danby, sec. ft acting trea-
surer ; Miss 0. M. Qeachcroft, matron).
Sewells road. Lincoln
Emigrants' Home (Isaac Freeman Beleveg,
interpreter). Royal Dock head. (^tGrlmsby
Gainsborough Provident Dispensary (James
Marshall esq. president ; William Amcoats,
sec. ; Alfred Chapman, resident dispenser).
Church lane. Lord street, Gainsborough
Girls Friendly Society Home (Mrs. Danby,
hon. sec.), Newlands, Lincoln
Grantham Hospital (George Wm. Shipman,
Richard Wilson ft Walter Hugh Paterson,
hon. medical officers; George Walter
Glynnc Beaumont, hon. sec ; Robert Hv.
Johnston, treasurer , Miss Maria L. Lowe,
matron), Monthorpe road, Grantlyun
Grantham Militia Barracks, Stores ft Hospi-
tal (Major Joseph Hamilton Hodgson, ad-
jutant), Horrowby, Graiitliam
Grantham (Self-aidiug) Dispensary-, open
week days 9 to 13 a.m. ft 4 to 7 p.m. ;
Sundays, 4 to 6 p.m. (James Eaton ft
Richard Wilson, medical officers ; W. V.
Hardwick, treasurer; William Sexton
Rogers, dispenser), G I'inkln st. Grantham
Grimsby ft District Hospital (Owen Dal}'
B.A., M.D. consulting physician; Charles
Bartholomew Moody, Thomas Bell Keetley,
James Edward Smith M.n., George Skelton
Stephenson M.B., CM. Tlilrklll Annlngson
L.R.ap. Land, ft Thomas William James
Allen |,.B,C.P. Lond. snrgeons; J. Morley
Dennis F.L.3. dental surgeon ; John Low-
thian Jackson M.B., CM. boose surgeon ;
William Jcssup, assist, sec. ft collector ;
Miss Bingham, matron), South parade.
West Marsh, Q est Grimsby
Horncastle Public Dispensary (Geo. Charles
Elmhurst C.B. treasurer ft sec. ; Robert
Jallond L.RC.P. Lond. ft John Hadden
K.D. medical officers : William Betts, resi-
dent dispenser), 82 North st. Homcastle
Johnson Hospital (.Miss Jane Spragu '*at-
ron), Priory rood; Spalding
[kbli-t's
UndothOeDesal DispanBuy (Sao. MitcUnian
M.D. ft Charles Harrison h.d. nbyiieiau ;
Tbomai Sympsoo LJtap. Bdfii. Cbades
Btocit ft Thoa. Marshall Wilkinson L.R.CP.
Kdln. sorgeons ; Wm. Arthur Cnrline ILD.
ft Chaa. Gerald Dalton, assistant medical
ofllctts ; Frao. Chao. Plumptroo Howes
ILD. house snrgaon ; William Dean, sec ;
Mrs. Whitelamb, housekeeper). Silver st.
Lincoln
Lincoln Institution for Nones (Mrs. Anne
Brombead, lady snpt ; Rev. Canon Barrett,
chaplain ; Mis Cora Marshall, matron).
Gieestone teizace, Lincoln
Lincoln ft Lincolnshire Penitent Female'<$
Home (Bav. B. R. Larken h.*. hon. sec.).
Carllnes road, Lincoln
Lincoln Norses* Convalescent Home (Mr¥.
Brombead, lady supt). The White Honse,
Churoh lane, Lincoln ,
Lincoln United Friendly Societies' Dispen-
sary (TlKWias Nixon, surgeon), 8 Monk's
road, Lincoln
Loath Hospital ft Dispensary (Fredk. Faws-
sett K.D. consulting physician ; acting
medical staff : The*. Jssl Uiggbis JLD. ;
Chas. Thoa. Ennals X.B.as. Hy. Sissmore
Shaw if.K.c.8. ; Miss Agnes Sarah Brad-
well, matron). Crow Tree lane, Leoth
Mablethorpe Convalescent Home (Bev. F.
Frettyman B.D. sec.), Mabletharpe, St.
Mary, Alford
Market Basen Dispensary ft Cottage Hoepi-
tal (Maurice Searl Barton M. a Hr.Edword
Tumour Il.D. ft Edvrin William Barton
L.R.C.P. Lond. medical oflloers ; Herbert
Godd, secretary ft dispenser), D^ street.
Market Rosen
OddfeUows' Musioal Inatltate (Jn. Orifflths
UR.C.P., L.R.C.S. Bdin. medical olRcer),
Unity square, Lincoln
Stamford, Rutland ft Genetal Infirmary (The
Marquis of Bxeter, presideBt, Wm. New-
man K.D. ; Walter D. Eddovns ft Toos. P.
Greenwood L.K.C.P. Bdin. medical oncers ;
Wm. More Hope, bouse surgeon ft sec ;
Miss Sarah Hinett, matron ; Robert Robin-
son, porter), Bonm road, Stamford
Willingbam%-6tow CottageHocpitaK Fredk.
Sutton, medical officer ft sec.) ; Willing-
ham-by-Stow, Gainsborough
HOT 'V7ATBB BNaiNBES.
Harrison Charles, 68 Bail gate, Lincoln
HOTEL— PBIV ATE.
Olltton Mrs. Jnlia Moore, Frederica terrace.
North parade, Skegness
HOTELS.
See Public Houses.
EOTTSE AaEETS.
See Agent — Laud, House ft Estate.
HOXrSE D^OOBATOBS.
See Painters ft House Decorators.
HtJCKSTEBS.
Horton Thomas, Westgate. Belton,Doncastcr
Johnson Charles, Tattershall, Baston
Whattam George, Glentbam, Market lUuct,
HITBDLE MAKERS.
Needham John, Duuston, Lincoln
Parker John. CJorby, Grantham
Prestwood T. Mareham-le-Fen. Boston
Robinson George, Dunstdn, Lincoln
HZDBATTLIO ENaiKEEK.
See Engineer— Hydraulic.
HTSBOPATEIC ESiTABLISS-
MBKT.
Great Grimsby Hydro^thic Establishmer:
(Samud RoUcy. proprietor), 296 Low^r j
Burgess street. Great Grimsby
lOE BBEAKnrO KACHIHE I
MAKtrPACTTTBEB.
Barton Charles Emeison, I*iovi<ience v-ork-.
East gate & Fish dock. Great Grimsby. I
Soe advertisement
lOE MEBOHAKTS.
Cook Alfred, FIsli dock, Grwit (Srimsln-
Great Grimsby Direct Fish Supply Co. FK'»
dock. Great Grimsby
Orrot Grimsby Ice O). Limited (John Olirer
Hawke, man.), Pifh dockrd- 6t Grim^^y
Grimsby Co-operative Ice Co. Liniitel
(William Jackson, man.), ice importers A-
merchants, Flsli Pock road. Great Grio-.!.by.
See advert
Jefli Charles, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Itagee John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Digitized by VjUUy IC
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Uelhulsh Robrai, Rih dock, Qreat Orlmiby
Stliitaurv John 0««rge, , i Aigfle teriace,
Oxforl street. New Glee, Ore«t GrimsBy
Sinclair John M.- Fish . dock. Great Grimsby
Sleight Joseph, ]un. Fish dock.Great QrimBby
Smetharst Hy, « Son, Flah Dock road, Oreat
Orimsby
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Itoge^ VUliam, n Market pi. Ooliuborongb
{lose Arthnr Hortland, Marsh fonnd^,
Waliilln*AlieaintaB.B.'0 .
Sondtnon Jabn, New BridKaHlUiroD worki,
: Loath
Scanmii ' Matthew, Bonth St. Mazy*!! gate.
Great Grimsby
Volley ArtharK fUh dbck, Great Grilksby fSmkb.^ Stephenaon ic Tare.. PersevaraBce
works, Cleetborpe road ; & at Old Dock, &
luFiiBiaafrF kakbbs,
AOEITTS A DEAIiBBS. '
See .A.grlcn1taral Impl«lBent Maketa, Ajgents
A Dealers.
mrHIA UTTBBBB HAKUX'BS.
Anderson, Anderson & jUidersoo, B7 Queen
Victoria street, London e,c .
India Rubber, -Gntta Fercha & Telegraph
Works Co. Limited,; office, 106, & ware-
house lOO Gaonon st. London f.c. j 10
Castle street, Sheffield ; 21 Gralagor street,
Newcastle-on-Tyne & (George Linnay,
nuinager) ZS Klrkgate, Bradford ; steam
Tulcaniseil -& other India robber fabrics
prepared specially for tropical climates,
coats, capes, laggings, fishing stockings &
trousers, waterproofs, India rubber & can-
vas steam pocking, lubricated elastic
steam pocking, junction packing rings,
slieet volvea, bnffer springs dt mecbaaical
articles of every description ; hose, bnckets,
lielting, tnUng for chemicals Ac. ;
ebonite tube for speaking purposes, patent
India rnbbcr A elastic bonds ± webbings;
chemical appantas. snrgiea) instnments,
air beds, ptllom, India mbber matting ^c ,
eljonlte rollers (or calico printers, wool
washing, wringing machines &a ; mann-
facturers of everr description of inilia
rubber, gntta percha & ebonite goods.
See advertisement
IKSIA BUBBBB WABE.
HoiraBS.
Cartwright Beglnald, X Mercer row. Loath
Millns Wm. Robert, High street, Holbeech
New British Rubber Co. (Oliver Vann,
raftlineer), 3 St. Mary's street, Lincoln
Sandall Bdward &'Son (agenttt), SDver street,
Lincoln
INDIA BUBBBB 8TEA1C
FACKIKO MANTTFAOTUBBBS.
India Rubber, Gntta Ferclia &; Telegraph
^Vorks Co. Limited &. Baducal, 100 <li lOe
Caiiuon street, Lon<lou f^e. ; lubricated
elastic steam pocking,- junction packing,
rings die. See Mlvertisement
IKFIBMABIB3.
See Hospitals Ac.
nms.
See PnUtc Houses.
INSTTBASrOB COUFAmBS.'
Mi'liand Counties Insurance Co. (fire. Life
d: Hailstorm) (Ben}. Vlckers, secretary),
Silver street, Lincoln
.Sin tckowners' Mutual (Jobn Wlntringham,
i-^c. ), West St. Mary's gate, Gt. Grimsby
IN8UBANCB BBOKBBS.
See Brokers — Ship de Insurance.
IBON. FOTmDBBS.
B.irton-on-Humber (The), Engineering &
Ironfouuding Co. Limited ((^eorge Scwell,
man. ), Barton-on-H amber. See adveirt
<.'<H)k John, 8 (}rrscent, Spalding
r>rewTy & Harper, Gostgate, Great Grjmshy
l^rewry G^eorge, Qneen st. Great Grinisby
Duckering Cluirlee, Waterside north * Rose-
mary lane, Lincoln. See advert
Farmer, Kobey, Brown & Co. Limited (W.
WoUls Clark, sec.). Registered office, 18
Silver street ; works, Trent foundry.'
Gainsborongta
Foster WUliom & (>>; Limited, Wellington
foundry, Waterside works, Lincoln
Gilieon Thomas de Sons, Broad Street works,-
Stamford
Greenfield EUJali, Holfieet, Market Deeping
CJrounsell Frederick, Northgate, Louth
Harri.snn de Co. Braj-ford. Lincoln
Hett Charles Louis, Anchobne foundry,
Bri.lge street, Brigg
llornsby Richard d» Snns Limited, Spittle-
gate iron works, Grontliom. See adver-
tisement facing inside of hack cover
JelTery d: Blackstone, Rutland iron works.
StAmford
Morton Jsph. Wm. di Son, 72 Eastgate,Lfluth
Kewboalt A. dt A. 'AU Saints' Iron w-orks,
Stamford
Feuney & Co. Limited, B Bioadgate, Liuooki
RolHjy dt Co. Canwick road, Ltnceln .,. , „
aace. Flower sinet. Great Grimsby
Smith (C%arles George) A Watts, 23 Market
place, Galnsborongh
Sidght John William dc Co. Vlotorja iron
works, BrIgg. See advert
Stevenson Fredk.B. 19 Winsover rd.Spaldfaig
ntevenson John, C!aiTe street, Sleoford
>tevenson Thomas Tooley, Tower road,
Skirbeck, Boston
^jghtmaa * Gray, St. Mary's bill, Stamford
St. Pascras Iron Work Ca-
road, London ff.tr
St. Fancias
IBON UASTBB8.
Appleby Iron Cki. Limited (William Moore,
moBager), Appleby, Doncaster
-Appleby Iron Cmajxaay Lhnited (The) (John
McCallum, sec & manager), Frodlngham,
Doncaster
Frodlngham Iron Works (Messrs, ClUf, pro-
prietors), Frodiqgham, Doncaster
Xorth Lincolnshire Iron Co. Limited (Oeolrge
Tosh, managing' director), Frodlnt^hom,
Doncaster '
Bedbonra Hill Iron & Coal Oo. Limited 4i
Red bourn works ic Lindsey worln (George
Dove, managing direetcr), Frodlngham,
Doncaster
Trent Iron Works (Messrs. Dawes, proprie-
tors), Scunthorpe, Dobcnster
West Yorkshire Iron dc Coal Co. Limited
: (John Cleorge C!arr, manager), Claxby,
Market Rasen
IBON UBBCEANTS.
Marked thus * are Bar Iron Merchants.
Cartwright Reginald. 28 Mercer row Lonth
•Clater John Henry. Market place, Spilsbv
Faruer Si, SOics, Market pi. Gainsborough
Herzberg S. F. di Bon, Lower Bargees street,
Great Grimsby
Lonth William, 18 AU Salnto' st. Stamford
'Martin John db Son, 7 High street dc Elmer
, Street works, Grantham
*Morton Jsph.Wm. £ Son,72F.astgate,Louth
Rice Thomas (scrap), K Upper Bargess
street. Great Grimsby
Wlghtmnn & Gray, St Mary's hill, Stamford
WilHoms George Hay, Market pi. Sleaford
Wright Charles, Thomas Sc Charles, 43 High
street, Boston
Croggon & C!o. 200 Upper Thames street,
> London e.t. ; dt at Liverpool & Glagow
. IBON BBCSTEAD MAITBB.
See Beilstend Maker— Iron.
IBOK BBIDGKB KAKTTFAOTB.
Duckering Charles, Waterside north de Rose-
mary lane, Lincoln. Bee advert
i!B0N BTTOKET KAKXTFAOrBS,
nroggon ^ Ck>. 200 Upinr Thames street,
- London «.r. ; dc at Liverpool & Glasgow
IBON FENCE ft OATE UAS.
Duckering Charles, Waterside north ds Rose-
mary lane, Lincoln. See advert
Martin John dc Son, t High streM dc Elmer
Street works, G rantham
IBON alKDSR KANTTFACTB.
Duckedng Charles, Waterside north dc Bose-
maqr lane, linooln. See advert
IBON HOTTSE BtnLDBBS
Croggon dc Ca 200 ICpper Thames street,
London e.c. ; & at Liverpool dc Glasgow
IBON OBE FB0FBIETOB8.
Undom Iron Ore Co. (William John Boseby,
managing partner), 1 Cocnhill, Lincoln
IBOir FIJ^TE WOBKEB.
Elaom Wm. 10 Hlcknuw st. Oalnaboroagh
IBON BOOFINa 1£ANTTFB8.
Croggon A Co. 200 Upper Thames street,
London s.e. ; dc at Liverpool dc Glasgow
St. Pancras Iron Work Co. St. Fancras road,
London r.it
. IBON SASk A:. SASH BAB
XAmrFAOTVBBBS.
at. T» ,ctM.IraB Work C<>< St. Paacas roail,
'dan«.<K ...
iRO 83^
IBON SHIF BTTIIiDEBS.
Chotltbn TboEUU,. Union dock, Gt. Grimsby
Barle's Ship Building dc Engineering Co.
Limited (Samuel Mason, secretary), New
Holland, Hull
Smith, Stephenson dc Vere, Ferseveiance
works, (Heethorpe road ; dc at Qld Dock, A
olBce, Flower street. Great Grimsby
IBON STAIBCASE UANXTFBS. -
St Fancras Iron Work Go. St, Fancras road,
London a. ir ,
X&ONSTONE KINEa
Caythorpe Ironstone Mines (F. Cohen, pro-
prietor), Caytborpe, Grantham ; office, 19
Avenue road, Grantham
Mid-Lincolnshire Iron Co. (Benjamin Rams-
dan, mines ounager), -Monk's abbey &
> Greetw^ Ironstone mines, Lincoln
Stanton Gate Coal dc Ironstone Ca (Joseph
Brown, moaogar), Cwthorpe, Grantham
Warren Ironstone Mines (George Dove,
ownsr. Bleak house, Frodlngham), Crosby,
Doncaster
IBON TANK UANUFAOTBS. ■
Duckering Charles, Waterside north & Rose-
mary lane, Lincoln. See advert
Broby Frederick & Co. FItiroy works, Enstou
rd. tx)ndon n.ir. , dc Liverpool d: Glasgow
Qroggon & Co. 200 Upper Thames street,
London f'C. ; & at Liverpool d: Glasgow
IBOIfriCONaEBS~WHOI.ESALE
Britton John, S High street & 4 St. Mary's
place, Stamford
Canty Alfred, Market place, Barton-on-
HUmber. See advert
Duka James, 4 Market flaix & Bethleben
street. Great Grimsby
Moody WlUioin, Saltergate, Lincoln
Oakden dc eharpe, 116 & 118 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
Orford Edward L 10 Ironmonger st. Stamfrd
Bogen William, 22 Market pi. Galnsborongh
Willcocks J. Wm. 14 St. Mary st. Stamford
IBONUONOBBS.
Achurch Edward, 4 High street, HorncasUe
Allmon Joseph, 97 High street, Lincoln
Bartholomew John Parish, Uurgh-in-the-
Marsh R.S.0
Barton William, 34 Strait Bargato, Boston
Blackbom Benjamin C. Ck)ning8by, Boston
Blackburn Burton, Billinghoy, Sleaford
Boswell Samuel, 22 Mercer row, Louth
Bradley Charles Henry, Market pi. Steaford
Britton John, S High street dc 4 St. Mary's
place, Stamford
Brookes Willlara H. 127 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
Broughton William, SI Brood st. Stamford
Burnett Geo. Corporation rood, Ot. Grimsby
Bntchor S.Vlns st.Billingborougli.Fulkinghm
Buttery Thomas, 273 High street, Lincoln
Button Mrs. Anne, ComhiU. Coistor
C^nty Alfred, Market place, Barton-on-
Humber. See advert
Cartwright Joseph, Market place. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Cartwright Reginald, 20 Merocr row, I^utli
CThapman Edward, Winterton, Doncaster
Clater John Henry, Market place, Spilsby
(Hayton Jn. Robt. 24 Winsover rd. Spalding
0>dd James, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Ck)ulta8 Wm. 91 dc 92 Westgate, Grantham
Cousins Charles, S Silver street, Lincoln
Crompton Samuel, 67 High street, Lincoln
Daubnegr Bobert Henr;-, High streeL Wain
aeet All Sainta B.S.0
Daniels H. T. B dc 10 All Saints' pi. Stamford
Dawson Henry, Swinesheod, Spalding
Dawson Bobwt, Welllngore, Grantham
Dobson Samuel J. Fi^h Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
DoningtoD James, 12 Bridge street, Spalding
Dove Charles, Wragby
Dring Henry, BllUngluiy, Sleaford
Duke James, 4 Market place dt .Bethlehem
street, Great Grimsby
EUerby Bd. Junction sq. Borton-ou-Humber
Elliott John, St. Duiiston's lock. High
street, Lincoln
Elmitt John Henry, Tetford, Honicastle, dc
at Homcastle
Foster Bobt. E. 182 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Gee George, Corporation road, Ot. Grimsby
OlUlaitt Jonn. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Goddard John dc Son, 3i> dc 44 Cleethorpe
road. Great Grimsby
Gregory WiUiam, 2H Steep hill Lincoln
Hallam George, 39 Mercer row, Leutii
Hiunmer William J. Folkingham
Hammond William, Market place, Walnfleet
All Saints B.S.0
Harrisoa Bobert, High st Market Deeping
Harwai>4 Bobert, 61 Modcet ptatM, Boston.'
LIN. 52* .
Digitized by VjOOQIC
8^0 ITA
iROVUONQEits— continnod.
Hayward Beffell & Co. (GeorKe Griffin, miin-
affer), Crcwbuid ; & at Peterborongh ; &
Hlgl) street, Billingborough
Hobaon Ueni;, 870 & 372 Victoria street
north, Great Grimsby
Hollanil Brother), 29 High street, Boston
Holland Edward, 27 Watergate, Grantham
Holmes Henry, 18 Watergate, Grantluun
Jackson Bveratt, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Jackson Storey, Aj^hby. Bzigg
Jackson William, 41 SiWer st. Gainsborongh
James Alfred, 2S Weelsby street. Mew Clee,
Great Grimsby
Jones & Buckle, Market place, Boam
Kennington John. High street, Colstor
Key William Battle, Epworth, Doncaster
Lonth William Bass, 2 Cleethorpe road & Fish
Dock road. Great Grimsby
Martin John & Son, 7 High street is £lmer
Street works, Grantham
Martin Samuel, Button Bridge, Wisbech
Masou (t Son, Market place, Alford
Mason Edward Buckman. Market pi. AUord
Moody W.26 Guildhall st. & SaItergate,Lincln
Morton Jsph.Wm. ie Son, 72 Eastgate, Louth
Moelin Jesse, High street, Holbeach
Kainby Mrs. Eliza H. Bigbv street, Bilgg
Oakden & Sharpc, 116 & 118 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
Gates Thomas, 5 Aswell lane, Louth
(Monl Edwd. L 10 Ironmonger st. Stamford
Patchctt George, 72 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Payne John NicholMn, Coningsbv, Boston
Penistan i Son. 4 Melville street," Lincoln
Pheasant George. High St. Crowie, Doncaster
'Pick Arnold & Co. North street. Bourn
Popple John, 7 North street, Homcastle
Porter A. Market pL Long Sotton, Wlibech
Preston Walter, Kirton, Boston
lianuden Joaeph, Market place, Calator
Roberts Wm. T. Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
Rogers William, 22 Market pi. Gainsborough
Savxdkrs Walter, 2 Back st. Galnsboro'
Simpson Thoa. & Sons, 292 High St. Llnooln
Slater & Padget, 39 High street, Grantham
Smith & Cook, Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Smith Charles Hague. Kirton Lindsay R.8.0
Smith Edwanl, 34 & 36 Market pi. Galnsboro'
i<mitli Edward Hudson, 2 Market pi. Brigg
Smitli (iea S. 10 Market pi. Great Grimsby
Snary William. West street, Holbeaoli
Sowden Rlcliard, 174 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Spence Jolm KIrkham, High street, Spflsby
Spcucelcy Simon, 144 Albert st. Gt. Grimsby
Steplienson Leslie, Market place, Alford
Story JoReph, North street. Bourn
Stow John, Finkle lane, Borton-on-Humber
Stiiclibery Mrs. H. 2 South street, Homcastle
Swlngler William. 21 VIcker"8 lane. Louth
Taptster Jolm, 11 Lumley road, Skegneas
Taylor George, Queen street. Market Basen
Tate David, 24 Eagtgate, Louth
Tliomiwon John, 9 Vicker's lane, Louth
'Illbrook G. L. 881 Freeman st Gt. Grimsby
Tillett Wm. Jn. 2 Ironmonger st Stamford
Tonga Mrs. Chorlt. 20 Strait Bargate, Boston
Tooley John, S & 6 Silver street & Heaton
street, Gainsborougli
Trotter Reuben, 2(M High street, Lincoln
Vincent Wm. Thos. Market pi. Long Sutton
Vitty George Henry, Sea View street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Wnltc Charles, li Bridge street, Spalding
Wall William, South street. Bourn
Ward Jamea & Co. 2 Xorth street & i Bull
Ring, Homcastle
West (ieorge. Sibsey, Boston
Whltlnmsmith William & Son,! 17 Victoria
street west. Great Grimsby
Wlldig Jolin Henry. 3 Gulldliall St. Lincoln
Williams George Hay, Market place, Sleafoid
Wolfludiu John. .Market place. Market Basen
Wright John, nigh bridge, Spalding
Wynn W. J. 2M Cleethorpe rd. Qt. Grimsby
LINC0LN8HIRE.
Clay Charles & Bon, Meaalngham, Kirton
Lindsay R.S.0
Creswick Richard, it Sonth gate, Sleaford
Cross John Henry, S Wrawby street, Brigg
Gadaby WiUiam, 46 SUrer street, Lincoln
Godfrey Arthur Jn. 2 Watergate, Grantham
Goltman Mark, 7 High street, Stamford
Green William, 2fi London rood, Grantham
Hall Leonard, 17 Mercer row, Louth
Harris John Cliarles, 9 HaU place, Spalding
RIbhtns John, 12 High street, Stamford
Hicks John. 4 Ironmonger street, Stamford
Marshall WiUiam, 30 High street, Grantham
Mitchell Frank, 33 Uigli street, Stamford
Mnndy George Eapin, 2 Scotgate, Stamford
Kiclioiaon Edwin, Wide Bargat^ Boston
Norton Henry, 74 High street, Stamford
Odling Charies. 2G3 High street, Llnooln
Oliver Harry. IgS Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Orlmaby
Osborne John, 17 Weatgate, Grantham
Paley Jn. P. (working),Caythorpe,Grantham
Pearce Henry ic Sons (working), 62 High
street, Grontliam
Ptieasant Geo. High st. Crowie, Doncaster
Priest William, jnn. 12 Wharf rd. Grantham
Rippin .Mn. Ann, 27 Crescent, Spalding
Ryan Charl<« T. 14 St. John's st. Stamford
Stunson John Mays (manufacturing), 64
Portland street, Lincoln
Seweil John Wm. 72 Weetgale, Grantham
Sexty Brotheia, 37 High street & I Westgate,
Grautliam
Slser John, 130 (Heethorpe rd. Gt. Orlmsby
Smith George, Church yard, Boston
Smith William, Market pL Market Deeping
Stanton Mrs. Tamor, 31 Hall place, Spalding
Stevens Solomon, 26 Church »t, Oalnaborough
Szapira Lewis, 39 Market place, Boston
Thomson Tliomas Robert, North st. Boum
Usher Jos. & Son (art), 192 High st. Lincoln
Warren Henry, 3 St. Mary's St. Stamford
Wluirton Mrs. S.18 Old Market pl.Gt.Grlmsby
Willeon Robert Wm. '27 GuUdliall st. Llnooln
Wilmott Jolm, 4 Market place, Spalding
Wood Oeo. T. Eaat st. Crowhinrl, Peterboro'
Woolsey WDUam, IS Market at Oalnabonmgb
[keuu's
XiABSL KAKBBS.
Fisher Clark & Co. Grove street, Sostin
IiA.OBICBII'.
Brady Robt. Hy. & Son, 18 Market pL Loulii
Fisher Clement Henry, 43 Silver st. Lincdc
Flint Mrs. Thomas, 33 Silver stiret, LiDroin
Moore Thomas, 26 Strait, Lincoln
Noble John Lewis, 399 Higli street, Lisoplo
Taylor George Wm. 41 Silver street, IJtaxitt
X.ASIB8' OUTFirrBBS.
See Outfitters— Ladies'.
I.AKF A on. DBAI,EB8.
See also Oil A Colormen.
Elsom William, 10 Hickman st. Gainstoroil?!i
Gelder Frederick, Starton, Llnooln
Hammon Richard Hart, The Tndor tterci.
Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Homsby Arthur, 63 Trinity at. Gainfboniiigb
Letby James, 11 & 12 Bt. John's st. Stam<onl
Wells Joseph, High st. Winterton, Doncasur
aolilamitlia' Alllaaoe Limited. II & 12 Com-
lilll, London e.e
JOB MA8TBBS.
See also Cab Froprietoia ; also Livery Stable
Keepers.
Marked thus * are Fly Proprietors.
Marked tlius t are Omnibus Proprietors.
•fAtkiu Henr^-, Hogsthorpe, Alforcl
'Barker William, 4 Sheep market, Stamfnrrl
Baxter Hy. North st. Crowland, Peterboro"
Bratley J. ii H. 122(neetharpe rd.0t.Grim8by
Broughton James Ht. 9 Vine sL Orantham
Bryan Charies WlUlam, St. Martin'a lone 4c
10 Orclianl street, Lincoln
Gadd John Henry, St. Mark's Livery stables.
High street, Lincoln
Hare Enoch, Habrougli, Uloeby
fHarper Saml. Robinaon, Market pL Spalding
fHarrison George, Winterton, Doncaster
Lee William, Emplngham rtiad, Stamford
Ockelford Thomas Hy. North st Grantluun
Spalding T. Hugh st St Mark's, Lincoln
nstanlland William. Red Lion liotel, Caistor
Torey Swift. High street Market Deeping
Vere Thomaa, 64 West street, Homcastle
Webster Henry, Sonth street, Caistor
IiANB AGBNTS.
See Agenta— Land, House & Estate.
X.AND A BTTHiDINa
SOCIBTIBS.
Alford &Di«trict Investment Benefit BailJ:ii;
(J. E. Mason, sec), Alford
Barton-on-Humber ile North LincolosliiR
Benefit Building Society (William BIyth.
treasurer ; Charles (Walton, secretary), (Mi
Fellowa hall, High at Barton-on-Hombcr
Boston & Skirbeck BeneSt Bnllding (Bandl
Storr, manager), Shodfriara' hall, SoDr!i
street Boston
Grantham Permanent Benefit Building I'RobL
Cawthome Brightwell, secretary), Tem-
perance hall, Wiuu-f neA, Grantham
Great Grimaby & North Lincoln.'iliUf Per-
manent Bnilding & Investment rindet..
(John Wintrlngham, sec.). West ?ue?T.
Mai7's gate, Oreat Grimsby
Grimsby & CHeetliorpe Pennanent BeueC:
Building (Anderson Bates, sec. dt soUc::vri.
Brewery street. Great Grimsby
Lincoln Land & Building Limited (CtMr^r
Lewia, Fecretar}'), Oo-operatiTe st-xei.
Silver street, Lincoln
Lincoln Starr Bowkett Building (secoml lir.-
coln) (William Newton, secretary). 10 Com
Exchange arcade, Lincoln
Lincolnshire Propertv, Bldlding it fitnenl
Finance Co. Limited ( (%aa. WiUiam V.'irte L
secretary), 4 Bank street, Lincoln
Lindsey Permanent Benefit Bailding (J.thu
Parker, secretor}'), Rosemary lane, Lanh
Louth, Mabletliorpe & Sutton Ptrmanttf
Benefit Bnilding (Thomas England Mark-
ham, secretary), a Lee street. Loath
Sovereign (Lincoln) Permanent BciMini-
(Thomas Cbaloner, manager & ^Cretan '.
I City chambers, 182 High atieet Lino:u
Spalding Starr BowkettBuilding(4S; I'Utorst
William Bailey, sec), Whittingt<>n .Vu«c.
Spalding
Stamford Permanent Benefit Buildinfr f?aml.'
Chesterton, sec),Odd Fellows hsll.Stamfori
laAND STBWA&SS.
ZTAIiIAlT WA&SaOITSEUEir.
Harrison Frnnk, Tlie Cash Stores, 163 Bridge
street, Gainsborough
Holmes, Rosser & Co. 2 Bailgate, Llnooln
Hnggins Robert Brown, High street, Wain
tleet All Saints R.S.0
Meanwell Alfred, Market place, Caistor
Thompaon Richard & Son, SI & 13 Lord
street, Gainsborough
JE-WBIiliEBS.
Andrew Charles, 7 Westgate, Grantham
Barnes George, 1 Market street &2 Chuteh
street-, Gainsborongh
Bamett Thomas H. Winterton, Doncaster
Barr .Mrs. Sophia, Bast end, Alford
Bartle George, i Market iriaioe. Brie
Basker Charlea, 76 Weatgate, Grant.
Bothamley Hj. Wm. SI Market pi. Boaton
Borall Mrs. EUen, 3 Aswell lane, Lonth
BriggsJonaUjon Taylor, Bridge at Spalding
Claley Wm. Market i^ace. Market De^g
joBBnra OABDBirEBS.
See Ntueerymen it Seedsmen.
JOINBBS.
See Carpentere & Joinera.
JOINBB8 MANTrFAOTTTBIira
Brown John, Victoria street sonth & at Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Burtt & Roper, office ife saw mills, Portland
street ; wharf, Brayford head, Lincoln
CliapmanJspb.C. Victoria st nth.GtGrimsby
Riggall i Hewins, Eleanor stroet, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
KZBli OWNBBS.
See Boat, Barge & Keel Owners.
KBTCHTTP UASUFAOTTTBEBB.
Bailey George & Ca (mushroom), Spalding
Farrow Joseph dc Co. Fleet road, Holbeach
Farrow Simon, Whaplode Drove, Peterboro'
KIin)BBOASTEN SOHOOIjS.
See Scboola— Private.
KITCHBN BAiraE HAinTS'BS.
See Stove & Bange Manufacturers.
KNIFE CliEANnra- WAOHIHE.
aCANUFAOTUBEBS.
Hodd R. & Eon, SO & 31 Hatton garden r.c ;
sole nukers of the ** Perfection " & *' Lady
Help" knife cleaner ; isiaa medal Sydney
Exhibition I88U & 4 sUnr nkdals in 1881
Andrews Jas. (to Lord Kesteven), Vfflngton.
Stamford
Andrews Stephen W. (of Bonrn A!:«t-
manor). North street, Boum
Allen Henry (to Sir Robert Sheffield ban. J.P.
of Normanby hall), Normanby hall, BarttiL-
on-Stather, Doncaster
Birkett William (to the Earl of Tarbon>.i;!ii.
Brocklesbr, Uloebv
CampbeU Ajchibald" (to C!oI. Sir J. P. .l5:ej
bart J. P.), Elsluun, Brigg
Cave Henry Haddon (to V. D. H. (>ot-EI«is
esq. D.L., J. P.), The Manor house. BrigF
Collingwood William B. (to Shr Wm. ttrk
Welby-Oregory bart), Denton, aranlhsB)
Grantham Lieut-Col. H. V. (to Ednwl
Weston Craoroft^Amcotta esq. The Hil^
West Kcal, Spilsby
Hordwick John (to Sir John Henry Tr.nnit
bart ) Syston park, Svston, Grantham
Hassall Jas. (to Ellis d:'£veraidl, TalUiigt->c-
Stamford
Hawley Henry Michael (to Sir Henij J»"-i«
Hawley bart ),TumbyL»wn,Tnml>y.B<«ts»
Hervey George Henry WUUamJ.P. (to tU
Marquess of Bristol) ; offices. Market piax
Sleaford
Hodes George (to the Earl of NoraiantM.i.
Weet street Crowland, Peterborough
Lancaster Hy. (to Sir C. H. Anderson ixst. '
Lea, Gainsborough
Langslnw Pearson Oiarlea (to Sir H. A. H.
Gholmeley bart), Eaaton, Oiaathani
Lauder Thomas (to B. Winn SM). "•'■>•
Appleby, Doncaster
Law Alexander (to John Daltan er). ), TH^if-
horn, Lincoln
Digitized by
vjoogle
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
HtcTicar John Yonng (to Cbrlatapher Tiiinar
nq. D.L., J.P.)< But Barkwitb, Wntgby
Harriott Qeorge Wharton (to H. Chaplin eaq.
M. P. ), Metheringham, Lincoln
Uutter George Wataon (to Sir Thomu
Whlchcote bart), Aawarby, Falkingham .
Stone Benjamin Game (to W. H. Smyth esq.
U.A., J.P.)> Sonth Elkington. Louth
Swanttnn David (to Sir Hickman Beckett
Bacon bart), Hlghfleld grange, Gain«boro'
Thon)H Michael Richard (toOuy'aHoBpltnl),
Sntton Brirlge, Wisbech
Thorpe Cliarles (to the 'Marqnli of Exeter),
Burghley office, 41 St. Martin's, Stamford
Tippet Henry Vivian (to the Earl of Scar-
bmugli ), Roman bank, Skegness
Walker Joseph (to J. B. Stanhope esq.).
Home farm, Revesby, Boston
Wright George (to Miss Beckett iSc lAdy
Bacon), Corringham, Gainsborough
LAND SXTBVB70BS.
Bale Arthur, Sibsey, Boston
Ball Wm. Richard, BUllngboro', Falkingham
Barnard Peter, Stallingborough, Uloeby
Bellamy Anthony, Hagworthingham, SpUsby
Blnks Cornelius, Maltby-le-Manih, Alford
Canham A. S. West at. Crowland, Peterboro'
Chapman Wm.Overton,23Louthrd.HomoaBtle
Corhv Jsph. Boothroyd, 89 Scotgate, Stamfrd
Dlgg'le J. H. Loosegate rd. Moulton, Spalding
Dobney W. S.North end,8wineeheaii,8p»idlng
Volstcr Thos. West st. Crowland, Peterboro"
GreeneTheodoBln8E.Barrow-on-Humber,Hull
HaniUer Richd. New Leake, EastviUe, Boston
HawlevJohn, Metheringham, Uncoln
Johnson Tliomas, Swinesheart, Spalding
Kemp William John, Finiby, Splliby
Letts Augustus, Market Deeping, Boston
Lewis Thos. Korth Somercotes, Ot Grimsby
Lightou & Son, Silver street, Boston
Lighton James, Krampton, Boston
Maxey IW.Chapel bridge,Long Sutton, Wlsbch
Palmer H. R. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Parkinfwu James H. Belchfoid, Honicastle
Panlson John, Kirton, Boston
Bocklev William, StixwooM, Homoastle
Skill Alfr»l Edwin, Macaulay terrace. Great
Grimsbv
Sklpworth C. Post office, Tathwell, Louth
Smith Jesse, Corenham St. Mar}', Lonth
Stephenson Joliii, Goucelbv, Homcaatle
Vickers Geo. Sn tfleetby St. Peter's, Loath
Watson Joshua, Donington-on-Baln, Louth
West John, Martin, Lincoln
Wheeler W. H. M.in8.C.E.47 High st, Boston
Wright William, 2 Skirbeck terrace, Boston
LANDSCAFB OAKDENER.
Conplaud Lewis, Northgate, Lincoln
IiATH lUFOBTEBS.
Oakden A Sliarpe, lie It 118 Cleethorpe road,
Qieat Grimsby
I.AXTNDBIBS.
Ashley Mrs. Mary Ann, West Deeping, Mar-
ket Deeping
Brailley .Mrs. Mary, East End, Alford
Olxon Mm. Eliialxjth, Morton-by-Galnsboro'
Vewster Mrs. S. Julian Bower mad, Louth
(Jrantham Steam Lauudry Co. Lim. (Edwd.
Osbom manager ; Henry Preston, sec. ) Lon
doDthorpe rraid, Grantham
Grimsby lAunJry Ca (Jas. J. CUtt) ; works,
Humber street. Great Grimsby
King Mrs. Mary, Moi ton- by-Oainsborough
Uncoln Stean. Laundrj Co. Ld. (T.B. Brown,
man. ) Weir sireet. Si. UiCherine's, Lincoln
Hellish Mr^ b. Muiti^i. u> -Gainsborough
Paddison Mis. Marj, 14 Ne>\-nuu'ket, Louth
Bkelton, Mn. Mary, Rlrer head, Lonth
Taylor Mrs. B. 108 Church street, Oainsboro'
L-^W STATIONEB.
WykeB Alfred, Osborne street, Gt. Grimsby
JjAWtl TENmS 0UTFITTBB8.
Cammack Alfred, Market place, Homcastle
Hawler John, Swlnegate, Grantham
Lonn & Co. 3 c& S Bridge street, Homcastle
I.BATHEB OTTTTEBS.
Holmes (}eorge, 37 Watergate, Grantham
I.EATHEB SBESSEBS.
Cannon Bernard St Co. Wltluun works. Gaunt
ftreet, Lincoln
Shaw Alexander & John, Earle's Fields
worics, Grantham. Bee advert
UBATHEB FAOTOB8.
Oalliwortby B. It Son, The Tannary, Unooln
Joplin Henry, IS Maiden lane, Stamford
LBATHEB KBBOHAKTS.
Holmaa George, 37 Watergate, Qrantham
Jaofcion, Wm. 41 Silver stiwt, Ctainsboioagh
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Meggltt T. y. Oorpos Chrlstl lane, Boston
Palmer Joseph Walker, 4 & 8 Pen street,
Boston & B Herring lane, Spalding
I.EATHEB 8BU<BBB.
See Curriers & Leather SeUera.
LEOOINaS KAJnTFAOTBa.
India Bubber, Gutta Percha St Telegraph
Works Co. Limited, 100 CVuinon street,
London e.c. See advert
LEUONASB UAITDTACTBS.
See Soda Water Stc. Manufacturers.
I.IBBABIES— PUBLIC.
Binbrooke Reading Room St Library (Charles
Oreetham, man. ± J. Wooley, sec). Bin-
broke, Market Rasen
Boston Permanent Library^ Beading Rooms,
(Henry Suaith, president), Athenieum
bolldings, Boston
Orantham Conservative Association Reading
Room St Library (G. W. Naylor, sec. ;
Henry Millichap librarian), Finkin street,
Grantham
Holbeach Library St Rea-iing Rooms (C. J.
Motham, sec.), Church street, Holbeach
Lincoln Ettuitable Co-operative Society's
Library St Tree New? Boom (R. Barnes,
librarian), Silver street, Lincoln
Lincoln Stock Library (A. H. Leslie Melville
esq. librarian ; Miss B. Birkett, snb-
librarian), Mint lane, Lincoln
Measingham Library St Reading Room (Geo.
Tindall, sec. ), Messingham, Klrton Lind-
sey R.8.0.
Scatter Public Reading St Library CW. Day,
treas. : J. M. Allen, hon, sec.), Scotter,
Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Wragby Library St Rending Room (Mr. J
Holmes, librarian), Wragby
LIKE BT7BNEBS.
Allenby William Richardson, South Ttor.>sby
Alford
Atkln James John C. Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Birch W. S. Meltnn Ross, Barnetby, R.S.0
Clapham Thomas, ii Upgate, Louth
Dawson Stephen, 3 Broad street, Spalding
Dowse William. Ludfonl, Market Rasen
Hobson John, Tetford, Homcastle
Kirk WUUam, 3 Priory gate, Lincoln
lArderW.BowIingGreenhou(ie,Upgte. Loath
Leaiy John, Belchford, Homcastle
Levris John. Donlngtou-ou-Baln, Lonth
ParrydE(;o.HilbaldBtbw,Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Richardson William, Surfleet, Spalding
Rutter Henry, Candlesby, Spilsby
Simpson Joseph, Waddittgton, Lincoln
Vickers William, Kettleham, Lincoln
LIKE UEBOHANTS.
AtUn James John C. Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Atkinson Tlios. North Kelsey sUtion, Brlgg
Chambers Nathaniel, M. S. St L. coal depAt,
High street St Com Exchange, Lincoln
Eldred William, UBlngton load, Stamford
Ellis St Everard, MldUnd Railway station,
Stamford; St at Ufflngton, Talllngton,
Boum St Deeping St. Nicholas
Famill John 11.34 Hickman st. Gainsborough
Gibson Joseph, Great Northern wharf, Gran-
tham ; St at Sleaford
Qlew Ricliard, Prospect place & Station yard.
Market Rnsen
Lockwood. Bludgeu <t Crawshaw (Warms-
worth Cliffs i& Kniveton park), lime
proprietors (David Anderson Blow, agent),
River hea'l, Great Grimsby
Milson O. Feirihy roaii, Barton-on-Humber
Roberts Bros Wharf road, Stamford
Torry Cliarles Edward, Old Market place.
Great Grimsby
Wholey John, Onnby, Spilsby
LIKE TBOXraH & 80BEEN
HEANXTFAOTTTBEB.
Gregory James, Portland works, Portland
street, Lincoln
LOD
821
LINEN DBAFEBS.
See Drapers.
LINSEED KEBOHANTS.
Ingamells William, Surfleet, Spalding
WylesA Burrows, Weatgate, Orantham
LINSEED CAKE ICANT7FBS.
Simpson Thomas St Co. Limited (Charles E.
Williams, managing director). East road,
Sleaford
LINBXED CAKE KEBOHANTS.
See Oil Ctie Merchanta.
LITXBABT AND BOIBNTIFIO
INSTITXTTI0N8.
Al<oid Mechanics' Institute (W. H. Northey,
librarian St hon. sec.) South bridge, Alton!
Barton-on-Humber Literary Institute (J. P.
PuUan, sec.) Barton-on-Humber
Burgh Mechanics' Institute (John Chester,
secretary), Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
Church of England Institute (T. Luffman
11.A. president ; K B. Mason, secretary).
Church street, Alford
Epworth Mechanics' Institute (Robert Lang-
ton, secretary-;, Epworth, Doncaster
Gainsborough scientific St Mechanics' Insti-
tute (W. T. Bladou, secretary ; Frederick
Baines, librarian). Mart yard,Uain8toroUgh
Gralnthorpe Mutual Improvement Society
(Thomas William Gilleard, librarian ; T. H.
Sowby, sec.), Grninthorpe, Great Grimsby
Great Grimsby Fisher Lads' Institute ( Isas :
Miller, master), Orwell street, Gt. Grimsby
Great Grimsby Mechanics' Institution vC. *'
Hay, hon. sec. ; J. Cartwright, librarian^
Victoria street south, Great Grimsby
Holy Trinity Church institution, open dally,
from a till 10 p.m. ; 19 Trinityst-Gainstoro'
Homcastle Mechanics' Institution (Rev.
John Clare HuiL-mn M.A. librarian), Om
Exchange, Homcastle
Lincoln Mechanics' Institution (H. J. Neale,
hon. sec. ; J. H. H. Perkyns, Utrarian),
Silver street, Lincoln
Louth Mechanics' Institnte(B.Crow,hon.sec. ;
Mis. E.Brame, librarian), 12 Upgate,r.outh
Market Rasen Mechanics' Institute* Lilrnry
a Naylor, librarian), (iueen st Mrkt. Rasen
Spaldini; Christian Association St Literar
Institute (James Donington, jun, sec.).
Spring gardens, Spalding
Spalding Mechanics' Institute (Henry J. r.
Cunningham,libiarian),RedLionBt.Spali'.li...
Spalding Workman's Institute (.Vrthur Sly,
sec. ), Holbeach road, Spalding
Stamford Literary & Scientific Instlt'.itlon
(Alfred J. Taylor, secretary ; H. Ml-.chell,
cnrator St librariau),St.Peter'Bhl.StamforJ
Sutton Bridge Institute (William Grimley,
hon. sec), Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Thurlby Reading Room St Working Men's
Institute (John Groome, treasurer St
secretary), Thurlby, Boum
Wainfleet Literary Institution (W. Hum-
phreys, sec), Wainfleet All SainU R.aO
Working Men's Sailors' Institute, Cleethorpe
road. Great Grimsby
Young Men's Christian Association St Lit-
erary Institute (William Fletcher, tec.).
Spring gardens, Spalding
Young Men's Literary Institution, Ne«"8
Boom & Library (Jos. Shaclock. U> raiian),
Cora Bxcliange, Market place, Sleafora
LITHOOBAPHEBS.
Gale George, 202 High street, Lincoln
Maisden Henry Louis Delabene, 22 Eastgate,
Louth
Pickering Hugh, IS Broadgate, Lincoln.
See advert
Williamson James, 290 High street, Lincoln
LIYBBT STABLE KEEFEBB.
See ahu Job Masters.
Barker John, Knoll Crescent bouse, CHee-
thorpes, Qreat Grimsby
Corringham Thomas St Son, Maude stieet,
Great Grimsby
Gadd John Henry. St. Mark's Livery stables,
High street, Lincoln
Jackliu Geo. Livery sUbles, Upgato, Lonth
Lumley Ljvery Stables (Arthur Burgess,
lessee), Skegness
Marthell L. * Co. Lower Burgees st. Grimsby
NutteU John, CUB hotel, Clee, Gt. Grimsby
Scholes James F. 20 Foundry road, SUmford
Smith Charles, II Norman street, Lincoln
Smith George,Livery stablcs,Lndgate. Louth
Spalding T. High street, St. Mark's, Lincoln
Stamp William, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Tlmson B. D. 7 St. George's street, Stamford
LocxsaaxHS.
See Whitesmiths, Locksmiths St Bellhangen
LODOINa ft BOABDINa
HOUSE KEEPEBS.
Ackiill John, 2 Albion terrace, (3eethorpes
Adcock Jonathan. Woodhall spa, Homcaatle
Allen Miss Clarinda, Baytborpe villa, Lumley
road, Skegness
Allen Mrs. Mary Tliomey vlUa, Wainfleet
road, Skegness
Allenby G.Oeorge st.aeetborpea,Ot.Orimsby
AUlngbam John, 10 Railway St. Gt. Orimsby
Almonds Uia. Ellen, High street, Skegness
Appleyaid Amos, Thmnscoe villas. Sea Bank
road, Cleethoipes, Great Grimsby
Appleyaid Mra. Annie, 8 High (Hiil terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Digi
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LinrCOLNSBIRB.
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libsoiK^Ai MAxnixo Rouni KKEl-aa«^vCoal;'Mili £mMm^' e«»t>tto'%' raaaj'ClHU|lHB»Hi»:ClilidDCeB(I8Di(IGbn^^
£antklt«d.
Appleyard Charles, Barton's teirace, Sw
■ Bank road, CleMhonics. Grtatdrimaby ' ,
AMeyiud Charles, 7 Oeorge street, CIM-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Appleyard Mrs. Croft, Sea View street,
Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Appleyard Joseph, St. Peter's loal, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
A^tpleyard Joseph, Sen* View street, Clee-
thorpefl. Great Grimsby
Appleyard Joseph Foster, Hnmber street,
CueethorpM, Oreat Grimsby
Apjdeyard Mrs, Sarah, 1 Hlghgate terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Awteyard Tobit, 4 Spring temce, Mill road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Appleyard Walter, G Albloa terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Atkinson Mrs, Mary Ann, Market place,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Baker Bobert, Cambridge street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Bamber, Felix Oswald, Mablethorpe St.
Mary, Alfoid
Bannister John, II George street, Clee-
thorpes, Oreat OrlmsbT
Barber Mrs. A. 104 Kent street, Qt. Grimsby
Barlcer John, Knoll Crescent house, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Bkrrans Miss Rnth, Prince AUrad STenoa,
Skegness
Barsby Mrs Mary Ann, Portland place, St,
Peter's road, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Baxter Mrs. Eliza, 9 Arlington street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Bedward Thomas, Nottingham house, Bonth
parade, Skegness
Baecliam John, Homcastle road, Boston
Bell George, St. Peter's road, Cleethorpes,
Sreat Grimsby
Bell James, 13 Ludbonmgh terrace. High-
gate, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Bemroao Joel, Chapel, Alford
Bennett Mrs. S. Mablethorpe St. Marr, Alford
Bentley Mrs. J. O. High street, Cleotliorpes,
Great Grimsby
Bentley Mrs. Jane, 3 Grosrenor place. High
street, Cleethorpes, Great Orlmaby
Black John, Grosrenor villa, South parade,
Skegness
Black Mrs. S. Prince Alfred ayenue,Skegnesa
Blake Thomas, Poplar street, Beaoonthorpe,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Booth W.Wyberton house, Lnmley rd. Skegness
ttxvpa, OrOaeXJAnisI^
Conlbeck VtutimU; fiOtt^ tulMtf, tRtgh
street, Clnthoroes, Oreat-Srimsby -
Coulbeck Mrs. SlILna, SJS TTpgate, Lonth
Conlbeck Haniy, Hlghgate, Olaetborpes,
Great Grimsby
Coulbee): John, •» Cambridge terrace,' 01e»-
thorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Conlbeck John, Jan. Bancroft street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Conlbeck Kirman, Hlghgate, Cleethorpe*,
Great Grimsby
Coulbeck Mrs. Mary Ann, 4 Humber terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Coulbeck Richard, Humber street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Cox & Iflllott Misses, FruTldance house.
South parade, Skegness
Croft Mrs. Uamon, 3 Albion terrace, Clee-
Uioipea, Oreat Orimsby
Croft Joseph, 2 Sea Bank road, Cleethorpes,
Great Orimsby
Croft Samuel, Bonth parade, Mill road, Clee-
thorpes, Orimsby
Cross Gea Cross st. Cleethorpes, Gt. Grimsby
CrossUU Thomas, Bancroft street, Clee-
thorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Cuckson Miss Ann, St. Peter's road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Dabb Mrs. Eliia, 14 Kidgate, Ixmth
Davis Mrs. Deeping St. Jamea,MarketDeeping
DayChas.SeaBankrd. Cllsetborpea,Ot.Grimsby
DayUn Isaac, RotherbaU bonse, Wainfieet
road, Skegness
Dennis Mrs. H, Crane end, Fieiston, Boston
Dixon Mrs. Annie,Peak's tarrace,Cleetborpes,
Great Grimsby
Dixon Mis. Elizabeth, 10 Cambridge terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Dixon Francis, 8 Nottingham terrace, CleC'
thorpea. Great Orimsby
Dixon James, Spring house, Beaoonthorpe,
Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Dobtas Frederick, 4 Sea Bank road, Clee-
thorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Dre«-ery Mrs. Charlotte, Mablethorpe, St.
Marj-, Alford
Duke Miss Betsey, Clifton house, South
parade, Skegneaa
Earle James Alexander, 4 Cambridge terrace,
Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
East Isaac, 1 Osborne teiiuce, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Grimsby
Edwards William Winter, Station rillo, Wain-
tleet road, Skegness
BOTers John, 12 George street," CTecthorpes, Eggleston Mrs. Elisabeth, M Garibaldi street.
Groat Grimsby
Bratley John, Ashton villa, Skegness
BroddleS. Hnmber 8tClecthorpes,Gt.Grim»by
Bronghton Mis. Hannah, Clowes cottage,
Hlghgate, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Bronghton Thomas, Bournes cottages. Mill
road, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Brown A. Hope street, Cleetliorpse, Great
Orimsby
Brown Charles, 4 Kingston terrace, Hlghgate,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Brown G. Mill rd. Cleethorpes, Ot. Grimsby
Brown John. Northcote house, Bntland
roail, Skegness
Brown Thomas Horace, Thnrlow hoaw. Sea
Bank road, Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Brown William, 10 Sea Bink road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Browne W. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Bull J. 4 Founroln villas, Lnmley rJ. Skegness
Bullmore Henry, 77 Luinley road, Skegness
Burgees George, Dial house. High street,
Cleethorpes, Great (Srimsby
Bnrgess Thomas, 4 HIgligate terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Griniabv
Bums Misses Susannah '& Eliia, Biclimond
House, Lnmley road, Skegness
Butcher Mrs. Sarah, 2 Cambridge terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Campkin Mrs Jane, Emgston house, South
parade, Skegness
Oater Mrs. H. 2 Lnmley terrace, Skegness
Chamben Joseph, Bolham house, Lumley
road. Skegness
Chapman Richard, Cambridge street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Chapman Samuel, Bmce cottages, Clee-
horpes, Great Grimsby
Chapman Tom, Cliff cottage. High OUff
rmd, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Chapman William, 3 Spring terrace. Mill
road, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Cheeseborough Mrs. Annie Elisabeth, Chitrch
lane, Gainsborough
Clark Mrs. Amelia. 2 Kent St. Gt Grimsby
Clark Mrs. Jane, Alma villn, Cleethorpes.
Oreat Grimsbv
Clarke Mrs. Ann, Sutton-ln-the-Marsh,Alford
Clarke John, 98 Main ridge, Boston
Clifton Joeepli, Oomersall termce, Skegneas
Colam Miss Annie, Studley house, Lumlev
road, Skegness
Great Grimsby
Eley Mrs. Annie, 32 Lnmley road, Skegness
Ellis Miss Ellen, Cambridge street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Ellis Henry, Derby ho. Lumley rd. Skegness
Elphee Mrs. Luc>', 6 Lumley terrace, Skegness
Emerson Mrs. Jane, 2H Earl st. Gt. Orimsby
Emerson Mrs. Mary, 1 Deansgate terrace,
Orsat Orimsby
Emmerson Thomas, 3 Victoria terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Orimsby
Farrow Mrs. Hannah, Poplar street. Beacon-
thorpe, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Featherstone William, High street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Orimsby
Fletcher Mrs. Ann, Oomersall ter. Skegnees
Foster Hichd. Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Foster Stqiben, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Fowler Charles, St. Peter's road, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Orimsby
Fox William, 8 Nottingham terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Orsat Orimsby
Francis George, 7 Charles street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Frith John, Dnunmond road, Skegness
Frow John, Sutton-ln-tiie-Marsh, Alford
Garner Mrs. Mary, 27 Victoria terrace,
Skirbeck, Boston
Gray William, . Humber street, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Orimsby
Giles J. Ftederica ter. North parade, Skegness
GUlbr^ William, Dnunmond vilU, South
p<u*ade, Skegness
Gilmore Patrick, 3 Birmingham villas, Clee-
thorpes, Oreat Orimsby
Gooding Tbos. Mablethorpe St. Mary. Alford
Grant Benjamin, Soutli parade. Mill rood,
Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Grant Frederick, St. Peter's road, Cleethorpes,
Great Orimsby
Grant John, 4 Brighton street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Grant Bobert, 13 George street, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Orimsby
Grant Bobert, Grant's buildings, Mill road,
Oteethorpes, Oreat Orimsby
Grant Thos. High st.CIeethorpes,Gt.Grimbey
Gray Henry, SlaUethorpe St, Mary, Alford
Gray Mark, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Gray Stephen, Mablethorpe BL Mary, AUted
Gray Thomas, 18 Ironmonger st. Stamford
Gray William, Hnmber atreet, CleethctiiiH,
"'S^o?!'"^' ^'2h street, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Oreat Orimsby | Qrgy ^„^ Mablethorpe St Mary, Alford
HUhmte, .CUednr1iea,.arsat«riiiab;
Otean'Mn. Mdey, t Blnningham vlllss. Clee-
thorpss, OraafOrinuby
grooooct James, 7 Castle bill, Linmhi
ryUa H. De Conrcy,4S Chuxeh sL Gaimboo'
Gostard Mn. Hlizabeth, S» Ranisgste, Loath
Haith Thomas, Mablethorpe 8t Mary, Altori
Hampaob Mrs. EUili. Sooth parade, Skegness
Harper Ofaristophn, Sea Bank rosd, dee-
thorpes, Oreat Orimsby
Harrison Mrs. Sarah, 17 Torr stOainsbonngb
HatUfle Mn. Sarah Ashley, Sutton-m-the-
Maota, Alford
Hayea Thomas, East view. Sea Bank rosd,
Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Hepworth Thomas, High street, Skegnca
Hipkln Geo. Henry OoEmenall ter. Skegness
Bollingworth Mn. L. 4 Lnmley ter. Skegness
Holmes Chas. Fartney mill, Partney, Spilsby
Holmes Mrs. Susannah, 86a, Upgate, Loath
Holmes William, Edinburgh avenn. Skegness
Holtby Mrs. EUiabeth, High street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Orimsby
HoltbyFredk. High st Cleethairpee,atGriisi«y
Hooton John, 7 Pereeveianoe termce, Tbraiu-
coe road, Cleethorpes, Oreat Ortnsb;
Hopkin Bdgar, Humber street, CleeUmpts,
Oreat Grimsby
Uopwood Mn, 79 Victoria sL weat,Gt.Grimsl>j
Horn WiUiam, i Spurn View terrace, Tbnuu-
ooe road, Cleethorpes, Onat Grimsby
Horton Oeorge, Mablethorpe St. Mary, AUvd
Hotsow William, 10 Kingston terrace, Hi^-
gate, Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Honlden Mn. Kliaa, Bevestay viUa, Lumlc;
road, Skegness
Howden Mrs. Maria, SaltSeet Louth
Hudson Bichard, 1 Pier tenace, Skegnea
Hoggins John, sen. WoodhoU Spa,HoracasUe
HuttonJohn,EUghiitCleetborp^Ot.Uriiii!ibj
Uutty Mrs. Mary, 81 WiUiiigbam c'.ieet,
Weelsby, Oreat Orimsby
Hydee Mn,Ann A. Crow Oaith,Gainsbon>ngh
Ingham Jesse, Hope street, Cleethorpes,
Great Orimsby
Jackson Mrs. Hannah, 6 Sea Bank road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Johnson Edward, 12 Ludborougb terrace,
Hlghgate, Cleethorpes, Oreat Gitms'oj
Jones Mrs. Fliosbe, Tbrnnaooe. Cleetliorpee,
Great Orimsby
Julian Robert, Humber street, Cleecborpes,
Great Grimsby
Kemp Richard, 1 Birmingham vi'Ja5, Clee-
Uwrpes, Orsat Orimsby
Kilvington Hy. Prince Alfred aven. Skegness
Lambert Joshua, Thmmsooe r<l. Cleeiiiuriiee,
Great Orimsby
Langridge John, Mablethorpe St Maiy.jUioixl
Leeslng Charles, 7 Bancroft street, Cee-
tborpes, Oreat Orimsby
Leesing Mrs. EUi^ Sea View street, Cles-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Leesing George, Cleethorpes, Great Griui'b;
Leighton Charles, 3 Fter terrace, SkegneM
Uddall Riohazd, Bdlnborgh avenue, Ske>nMas
Lidgard Cliarles, Bancroft street, Cleetliorpes,
Great Grimsby
lildgard James, Cross street, C:«etU.-pes,
Oreat Grimsby
Lidgard Mrs. Lucy, Sidney terrace. High
street, Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Lockwood Edward, 2 Highgate terrace. Cm-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Longden Mrs. Eleanor, 4i]Nottingham tcmoe,
Cleettiorpes, Great Grimsby
Lucas Huidman,St Peter's road, Cle«thorpa,
Great Grimsby
Luud Mrs. Mary, II Sea Bimk mad, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Lynas Mrs. Mary Elisabeth, Thorn rills,
Woinfleet road, Skegness
Mackrill John, Bruce cottages. Cleethorpes.
Oreat Orimsby
Mackrill Joseph, 8 Sea Bank rd. CleetlKHjieK
Great Orimsby
Macknll William, Humber a«reet,C!eetl.orpiii.
Great Orimsby
Major John Wm. 79 Lomlev road, Skecnee
MarSeet William, Grant's bnildiuga, Hii: id.
Oleetborpes, Orsat Grimsby
Marsh Thomas, 32 Oeorge street, Cleethnrpes.
Oreat Orimsby
Martinson Mrs. Ann, Newark boose, Sffit^
parade, Skegnees
Matthews John, 10 Cliaries street Cje-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Mawer Mrs. Ann, Waltliam, Qrtait Grim»by
Moore Charles, Satton-ln-the-Marsfa, Alforl
Morley Mrs. Susannah, Moira house, f^ntt
parade, Skegness
Mnmby John, 1 Albion terrace, Clceth>>n«s.
Oreat Orimsby
Norcott Mrs. Sarali Ann, 2* Mande street,
Oreat Orimsby
Norman Mrs. M.A.SS Thesiger stOtGrim^V;
North Thomas, 2 Albeit st Great Grimsbr
Nuttell Alfred, Swiss cottage, Sea Bask n»i.
Cleethorpes, Great Orimst^
Nuttell J. CUif hotel, Cleetliarpes,etGriB!;!>r
Digit
eaoy
'^jUUVIC
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TRADES DIRECTORT.]
Qnala} WUUam, HnmbBiitreet, OUaUiorpw,
Osborne HenxT, Hope street, Cleetborpes,
Qreat Orimsbf
Osbomme Chadn, 2. Kingston terrsoe, Hlgb-
gste, Cleettiorpea, Oreat Orimsby
Osboame Charles, Jan. i Kingston terrace,
Highgate, Cleethorpes, Gtreat Orinubf
Osboame Klytdge, 2 Charles street, Clee-
thorpen, Oreat Grimsby
Osboome Henry, 20 Oeorge st. Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Faddison James, 6 Charles street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Faddison John, Highgate, Cleethorpef, Gnat
Grimsby
Faddlson Thoe. Bancroft street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Page George, 1 Bancroft street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Palethorp Mrs. Theresa, Mill road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Parker Mxfl. liinnle Beeves, S8 Qaeen street,
Great Grimsby
Parkin Mrs. Mary, 3 Fonntaln villas, Lnmley
road. Skegness
Faol Charles, Sea Bank toad, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimst^
Peach John, 14 FerseTeranoe terrace, Tbnuis-
ooe road, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Pearson Mrs. Sarah Ann, Cmnberlaod honae,
BnttaUMl road, Skegness
Phillips Mrs. Bachael, Lorraine honae, Soatb
parade, Skegness
Pollard Henry, Edinburgh avenue, Skegness
ParteousW. Albert rd.Cleetbarpee,Gt.Grimsby
Power Mrs. Emma Ann, Station nad, dee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Piatt Jn. Clarendon ho, Sonth parade, Skegness
Piatt Wmiam, 14 Cambridge terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Grimsby
Priest Thomas^ Bancroft street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
FHestley John, Sea Bank road, deethorpea,
Oreat Grimsby
Proctor Mn. Eliiabeth, Bntland rd. Skegnees
Pyoock T.3 Craven viln. WainSeet rd. Skegness
Rack George, Homber street, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Grimsby
Bainthorpe Mrs. EUen, lAmley rd. Skegnesa
Beeaon Kred, 21 George street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Bevlll Urn. Mary Ann, High street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimst^
Beynolds Jolm Fbllip, Algltba rd. Skegness
Rhodes Mrs. M. 17 Worsley bldg8.0t.Qrimsby
Bidal Chas. Hope st. Clsethropee, Ot. Grimsby
Biggall Urs. Alice, Providence terrace, Hope
almet, Cleethorpes, Oreat GHmsby
BoUiwon Frederick, Hope street, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Grimsby
BoUnaoD George, 2 Osborne terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
.Robinflon J. High street, Cleethorpes, Great
Grimsby
Bobinson Jdin, 1 Bomber terrace, Clee-
.thopea. Great Grimsby
BotdniBon John, 6 Sea Bank road, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Grimsby
Robinaon Thomas, Mill road, Cleethorpes,
Onat Grimsby
Boe Mrs. Sarah, KotUngliam ho. Skegness
Bowe Thomas, 36 Torr street, Gainsboroogh
BowBOn Samuel, 8 Highgate terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Bowaon Thomas, Sea Bank rood, Cleethorpes,
Oieat Orlmsby
Bowston George, 9 Cambridge terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Greet Orimsby
Bowston Thomas, 2 Walter place. Sea Bank
rood, Cleethorpes, Great (trimstqr
Salter Mrs. BUen, Mill terrace. Mill road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Bams T. Fredericater. North parade, Skegness
Sanderson Magnns, Edinbnrgh aven. Skegness
Sellars £dwanl. Sea View street, Cleethorpes,
Great Orimsby
Sempers Wm. Mablethorpe St Mary, Alford
SheardowTi Samnel, 10 George street, Clee-
thorpe*> Oreat Orimsby
Shoot WllUnm -Richard, Kingston terrace,
HigbKi^te, Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Shate William, 8 Cambridge terrace, Clee-
tborpes. Great Orimsby
SlsniDonds Thomas, Algltba road, Skegness
SimonComelina,8Highgnte terrace, Highgate,
Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Simona Ben. Sutton-in-the-Marsh, Alford
Simons Mrs. R. Snttcn-ln-the-Marsh, Alford
Skelton Oeorge, Sidney terrace, High street,
deetborpes, Great Orimsby
SldKht'William,2Hnmber tarTaoe,OIeethorpes,
Great Orimsby
BmaUey Henry.MaUethorpe St. Mary, AUord
Smitli MlHsEUih. Macanlayter. Ot. Orimsby
Smith James, West street, Alford
Smith Mrs. S. r, Ebrington st. Gainsborough
Smlthson Mrs, Mary, 3 Spring terrace. Mill
road. Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
StriUns Mrs. Harriet, U6 West street, Boston
Steel J- I>evsbnry honse,Soatb par. Skegness
LINOOLNSBIRB.
MAL 823
BtepbensoD J. 7 High CUfl ttr. deothorpes,
(Jreat Grimeby
Storr J, B. Tern honse, Lnmley rd. Skegn^
Street Mrs. Rnth, Cromwell house, Buthuid
road, Skegness ' .
Stnbbs Bobt. Sntton-in-the-Marsh, Alford
Stnbbs Bunoel, Mablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Taylor G. George st. Cleethorpes, GtOrimsby
Tempest Mis. K. Edinbnrgh aven. Skegness
Thacher Mts. E. 0 Lnmley ter. Skegness
Thompson James, 6 Cambridge terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Orimsby
Thompson Mrs. Jans, S Craven villas. Wain-
fleet road, Sk^ness
TiUson W. & Barrington gate, Holbesch
Tipple J. Prince Alfred avenue, Skegness
Tointon J. Trederlca ter. Korth par. Skegness
Treadgold Alfred, 3 Lumley ter. Skegness
Tomer Mrs. Annie, 4 Albion terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Orimsby
Tomer Byron, 2 Boomes cottages, Mill road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Turner John, Fir cottages. Mill road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Turner Miller, Cedar bouse. Crow' hill, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Twidale Jas. Mablethorjie St. Mary, Alford
tJlyott Miss Jane, Danesbur}' house, Lumley
road, Skegness
TTnderhill Thomas, 7 Cambridge terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Tickers Forster, 8 Nottingham terrace, Clee
thorpes. Great Orimsby
VickersG. Bomber st. Cleethorpes, GtOmsby
Wade Miss J. Horton ho. South par. Skegness
Wade WilUam, 2Baucroft street. Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
*f7alkerG.Cambridge8t.Cleethorpes,Gt.Omsby
Walker M. Mill rd. Cleethorpes, Gt. Orimsby
Webeter John, Blanch cottages. Mill road,
Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
Wells Mra.E.Baith^ Til.Lnmley rd.Bkegne88
West Mrs. Sarah, Spring cottages, Beacon-
thorpe, Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Weston Mrs. Jane, 8 Arlington st. Kew Clee,
Great Grimsby
Wheatley W. Hopest-Clectharpes, GtOraitby
Wheeler Mrs. Matilda, 5 High Cliff terrace,
CleeUiorpes, Great Grimsby
Wliileman Jn. Button-ln-the-Marsh, Alford
Whileman Wm. Sntton-in-the-Marsh, Alford
Whitaker Thomas, Sea Bank road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Orimsby
White Mrs. Charlotte, Hallamshire house,
Lnmley road & 2 Pier terrace, Skegness
Whittaker Miss Kate, Mablethorpe St. Maty,
Alford
Whltton Mrs. Sarah. 22 New market, Louth
Wigelsworth Edward, 69 Double St. Spalding
Wildsmith Wm. 49 Lnmley road, Skegness
Wilkin John, 26 George st. Cleethorpes, Great
Orimsby
Wilkinson Bobt. 29 Trinity st. Gainsborough
Wilson Mrs. Mary Ann, St. Peter's road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
WlndlsyW.HMi st. Cleethorpes. Ot-Grimbsy
Wisher John Edward, 6 High CliS terrace,
Cleethorpes, Oreat Orimsby
Wood Mrs. E. Church 'lane, Gainsboroogh
WoodsT.H.Moultonho. Lumley rd. Skegness
Would James, Brighton street, Cleethorpes,
Great Orimsby
WrightG. Humbcr st.Cleetborpes, Ot.Gmsby
Wright Isaac, 9 Nottingham terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Wright James, 16 Cambridge tor. Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Wright John, 3 Bournes cottages. Mill road,
Cleethorpes, Oreat Grimsby
Wright Stephen, Bruce cottages, Cleethorpes,
Oreat Grimsby
iiinrATio AS7i.nHS.
County Lunatic Asylum (The Right Hon.
Lord Monson, chairman ; Bobt. Toynbee
esq. clerk ; A. H. L. Melville esq. trea-
surer; Edwd. Palmer ii.D., H.H.C.P.L.
snpt. A res. physician : J. W. Marsh
M.ILCB.. L.A.C. aast. med. oflloer ; Rev. C.
C. Ellison H.A. chaphkln ; Geo. Kirknp,
house steward & clerk of the asylum)
Lincoln Lunatic Hospital (Geo. Mitohinson
X.D. & Wm. O'Neill K.D. physicians ;
Thos, Sympson L.H.aF. Edln. St Chas.
Itrook, snrgeons ; Arthur Pickston Bnssell
H.B. res. medical snpt.; Rsr. Edmund
Roberts Larken U.A. chaplain ; Coningsby
C Sibthorpe, treaa. ; Rd. Hall, sec ; R. C.
Oarline & Bav O. T. Harvey, anditors ;
MiatlCnnro, matron). Asylum rd. Lincoln
KAOUUTB OWNBBS.
See Agricultural Machine Owners.
KAOHXira BAKS UAKUF&S.
Dawson Jas. A Son, Unity sqnare, Lincoln
Sandall Edward & Son, Silver street. Lincoln
Anderson, Anderson & Anderson. 87 Queen
Victoria street, London tx
UACBINZ OX.OTHS KAHTrFB.
Dlmbleby John, 2 Market ^aoe & Vtv
market, Louth
KAOBnraorr bsokbbs and
X>EAI.BBS.
Harrison Cook, Fulstow, Louth
Morris John T. West street. Boom
Pick Arnold & Ca North street. Bourn
KAOHimSTS.
Marked thus « ate Agricultural Machine
Makers.
AtMn S. S. Cross Keys yd. East gate,Sleaford
Barton-upon-Humbo: Engineering & Iron-
founding Co. Iiim. Oeorge Sewcll, mana-
ger), Barton-on-Eumber. See advert
Barton Charles Emerson, Providence works,
Eastgate & Fish dock, Oreat Grimsby.
See advert
Blackbouni Jn. Covenham St. Mary, Louth
Biadshaw William, Norfolk street, Boston
Brlggs John, Burwell, Louth
Brooke Thoe. Llnwood road. Market Rosen
Chester Edwd.& Son, Boaemarylane, Linooln
*Cook George, Heeldngton, Sleatord
Cook John, Baston, Market Deeping
Cooper C. Deeping Bt.Jame8,Market Deeping
•Davison James, Sturton, Lincoln
Drury Jolm, Loceby, Oieat Orimsby
Duckering Cliorles, Waterside north & Bcse-
maty lane, Lincoln. See advert
Gibson Samuel & Co. Mabel foundry, ileet-
gate & High stxeet, Barton-on-Hnmber.
See advertisement
Grounsell Frederick, Nofthgate, Louth
Harrison Cook, Fulstow, Louth
Harrison T. 173 Burton toad, Lincoln
Hett Cliorles Louis, Aucholme foundry.
Bridge street, Brigg
Eibbitt E.Dee^g St. James, Market Deeping
Hopper Fred. Brigg road, Barton-on-Humbr
•Hornsby Richard tc Soru, LIm. SpltUegate
iron works, Grantham. See advertisement
facing inside of back cover
Hunter George, Ulceby village
sjeffery & Blackstone, Rutland iron works,
Stomf ord
Keep G. W. Cross Portland street, Lincoln
Marris Charles, Klrton Lindsey B.S.0
Marshall, Sons & Co. Lim. Britannia iron
works, Oalusborongh
Penney & Co. Lim. 6 Broadgate, Lincoln
spicksley Samuel Sc Ingham, Steam saw
mlUs, Khlon Lindsey, B.S.0
spickwell Thomas, West Torrlogton, Wragby
Quipp Henry, Gas street, Lincoln
Rainforth Wm. Sc Son ; office, Brayford head ;
maiifuactory,Britaunla iron works, Lincoln
HawUnson Thos. & John, High street, Caistor
Robey & Co. Globe iron worlu, Canwick rood,
Lincoln
*BuBton, Froctc- £ C& Sheaf inn works,
Waterside soutn, Linooln
Skinn John, Blvarhead, Lonth
Skinner B. C. Hecklngton, Sleatord
Smith Jolm Charles, North Kelscy, Brigg
Snowden Job, North Kelsey, Brigg
Stangcr Joseph, Market pi. Market Deeping
Starmer C. East Theddlethorpe, Louth
Tales Richard, Wilsthorpe, Stamford
Vamplew Samuel, 24 Orimsby road, Louth
•Wade Thoe. East st. Winterton, Doncnstcr
•Weetoby Alfred, South Kelsey, Caistor
Whitfield Wm. Baston, Market Deeping
•Woodhoose Thos. Sturton, Lincoln
•Woodlionse William, Sturton, Linooln
DEALT SHOVEI. irATCBWH.
Haywood £ Ca Bridge works, Crowland,
Peterborough
HAXTSTBBS.
Allsopp A Sons (John Thomas Isltt, man-
ager). Brickkiln lane, Hanobyroad, Spring
gardens & Brewery hill, Grantham ; A
Little GonerbT
Baaker John, 81 Westgate & Spittlegate
milb, Granttuun
Bass, RatclKte A GrettOD Lim. Norman st.
Brayford hMd ft Com Exchange, Lincoln
Bellamy & Collier, Sonthgate, Bleaford
Bishop B. * Sons, Cora Exchange, Lincoln
Branston J. W.ds H. Cora Bxchange,Lincoln
Branston Joseph Oilstrap, Anchor st. Lincoln
Butler Richard, 66 London road, Spalding
Caister William, 46 West street, Boston
Conlon A Sons, Broadgate, Lincoln. See advt
Cooplaud J. * Co. Lea road, Gainsborongh
Dawber Robt A Ca; office, Gnildhall St.; Car-
holme rd.'; High St. & New Ware Maltings,
Lincoln
Dockering F. A A. Kirton Lindsey R.&0
Dunhsm * Follexfen, Bridge st. Horacastle
East & Ca Maiden row, offices, Walkergate,
Louth
Ersriit Horaoa, New Bollngbroks, Boston
Ford John AUt^■d, Bsssiagbam, Newark
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
824' MAR
UALT8TSRA— conttnaad.
Fox ill Iile, offloea, We«t st. & Boll Bing,
Horncaatle
OibMn John, West street, Bonm
Ollstmp, Burp & Oo. Com Bxcbange, Lincoln
Welhaim at. Onntham, & at Newark
Oleadell WDUam, Kirton Llndsejr R.S.0
61eadellWm.Manor h&Morton-by-Gainsboro *
OleadeU William, Morton road, Grainsborough
Gooseman Clua. Brihowgate Ic Grimsby
Grange farm. Great Qrinuby
Oonrley John, Fenton, Eettlethorpe, and
Laughtertnn, Newarl^
Green Wm. 3i Well lane. Grantham
Grimefl William, Soothem, Jjiucoln
Hales William, Navenby, Grantham
Hall Thomas, Waddtngton, Lincoln
Handaon C. Wator st St. Martin's, Stamford
Harrison Bros. High st. & Corn exchange,
Lincoln
Hart John Edwd. & Son, 8Broad st. Stamford
Harvey Charles, 03 North parade, Grantham
Healey A, & Sous, The Wharf, Homcastle
Healey & Robinson. Mnch lane and Com
exchange, Lincoln
Healey A. Anchor st. & Corn exch. Lincoln
Hewitt Bros. Tower Brewery, Fsatare street.
Great Grimsby
Hewitt John Henry, Trent Brewery, Silver
St. Gainsborough, A Ordsall brwry, Retford
Hodgson William, 40 Aswell lane, Louth
Hole James, Welham street, Grantham
Hunt & Son, Prlestgate, Barton-on-Hnmber
Kirkland Mrs. Sarah, Mcssingham, Kirton
Llndsey H.S.a
Lamb George, Goltho, Wragby
Lee B. F. Brewery hill. North parade, Malt
hill, & Charles street, Grantham
Lowe Francis Newton, St. Mary St. Lincoln
Marriott Jsph.& Son, Oxford st. Market Basen
Marshall Thoe. 10 Spring Gardens, Galnsboro'
Marston J. T. Market pla. Market Deeping
Marston John Taylor, Southgate, Sleaford
Ueggltt John Elwick, The Brewery, High
street. Barton -on.H umber
Helboum Bros. 21 All Saints' street, Stam-
ford, & at Lincoln it Grantham
Hilntliorp Joseph, Morton-liy-Gainsborough
Uolesworth Thoe. C. 29 Broad st. Stamford
Morton Wm. South end de Station rd. Alford;
maltings at Wiliougl^by
Mowbray & Co. Commercial rd. Grantham
Neeiltam Jas. Stamford rd. Market Deeping
Nicholls Wadwall, S St. Peter's st Stamtorl
Nutt Alfd. Swinton's rd. Silver at. Galnsboro'
Peakc John Wm. Stanhope road, Homcastle
Robotbam John, Leadenliam, Grantham
Sandars it Co. Lea road,& Bridge street kilns,
Gainsborough
Sandars John Krlwd. Haven side, GtGrimsby
Bandars John Kdwd. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Scott John Hindley Wright, St. lAwreiico
street, and Prospect street, Homcastle
Sergeant Antonie Mlddlemore de £. & Co.
Bridge street, Brigg
Shaw Francis, Brant Bronghton. Newark
Shilcock Bobt. Jas. & Son, North st. Bourn
Short Wm. & Sons, Tattershall, Boston
Simpson J. Sc Sons 41 & 43 High st. Stamford
Smith E. & Co. Bethleliem street, & West
St. Mary's gate, Great Grimsby
Smith Alfred, Surdeet, Spalding
Smith Bobt. L. Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Soulby E. H. & Sons, West street, Alford i
Partney, Spilsby ; and Coningsby, Boston
Btanewell Wm. Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Stokes James, 36 High street, Grantham
Thompson Clmrles, Bridge End rd. Grantham
Thorp William Blankley, West st. Bourn
Thorpe James, New Bridge hill, Louth
Thorpe Jas. Watenide, Barton-on-Hnmber
Threlfall J. M.(eiorB. of) (A. Healey, agent J,
Station, Homcastle
Thurlby Wm. Partney lane, Partney, Spilsby
Tomlinson Alfred, North Knuoeby, Sleaford
Tomlinson Felix, Thorpe Latimer, Helpring-
bam, Sleaford
Traylen Frank Wm. 1 Cowbit road, Spalding
Truswell iBrewery Co. Limited (Joseph
Rogers, Manager), Bamctby-leWold B.8.0
Waddingliam William, Waterside road, Bar-
ton-on-Humber
Walker Harry, Hundleby, Spilsby
Warwick Sc Woodall, Watenide, Barton-on-
Hnmber
Weightman William Bowler, Manners street
& Gonerby Hill toot, Grantham, & at
Oseby, Haydor
Wharram M. Burgh-in-the-Maish R.S.0
Wheeldon Geo. Middle Gonerby, Grantham
Whittaker Richard, Fosdyke fen, Boston
Wyles & Burrows, Westgato, Grantham
It&KCHESTBR WAXEaSVOH.
Cbambers John, Kichange Hall buildings,
High street, Grantham
Tltley Mrs. A. Linwood rd. Market Rosen
BLANaLB lUkHTTFAOTB.
Bdmsteln Horace Mark, Warrington house.
High street, Hnooln, Sec advert
LINCOLNSHIRE.
]CAirFI.E HAKBBS.
Brady Robt. Hy. ft Son, 18 Market id. Louth
Fisher Clement Hy. 41 Silver st. Lincoln
Godsmark Alfred, 24 Market place, Louth
McEerchar Alexander,28« & 287 High street,
Lincoln
Pearson Mn. Elizabeth, 82 Kent street.
Great Grimsby
Pegg, Jos. Market pLLong Sutton, Wisbech
Taylor George Wm. 41 Silver street,Lincoln
Topllas Samuel & Son, 16 Mcroer row, Louth
MANTI.E WABEHOTTSE.
See Shawl & Mantle Warehouse.
UANT7BE UANUFACTTTBBBS.
MorkeJ thus * ore Chemical Manure Manuf s.
* Blanchard Maxey Wm. Holmes lane. Lonth
Clapson^T. jun.(blood),Watenilde rd.Barton-
on-Humber
* Dawson A. T. & Co. ofBce, Old Market
place ; works, West Marsh. Gt. Grimsby
Doughty, Son & Bichardson, 201 High street
& Com exchange, Lincoln
* Duckering Alfred, East Barkwith manure
works. East Barkwith, Wragby
Ellis & Everard, Midland Railway Station,
Stamford,^ atUfflngton,Tallington,Bonm
& Deeping St. Nicholas
Farmers' Company Limited (Thomas Pigott,
sec.) Barton - on - Humber ; Yorborough
mills, Brigg (Robert Norfolk & Sons,
agents) ; Thames street & Com ex-
change, Louth, Se East Marsh street,
Great Grimsby
Fison Jas. & Sons, Cora exchange, Lincoln
* Lin'lsey & Kesteven Chemical Manure Co.
Limited (William Porter Jackson, mana-
ger), Saxilby, Lincoln, & at Comhill,
Lincoln
* Jekyll. Glasier « Co. Offices, Comhill ic
New Com exchange, Carholme id. Lincoln
Nell & Smith (artiScial), Cora Market A
River head, Louth
* Pratt Wm. 4 Hugh, Pinchbeck. Spalding
Quibell Bros. Com exchange, Lincoln
Robinson J. N. (artillcial) Anderby, Alford
Simpson Thomas & Co. Limited, East rood
Sleaford
* Sinclair William * Co. New York, Boston
Walmsley John, Newton-on -Trent, Newark,
& Walkergate, Lonth
AND
[keixy's'
* Watlon Joshua, Donlngton-on-BaIn, Lonth '
Wyles ft Borrows, Westgate, Grantham
KAP ft OHABT SEIiXiBB ft
PUBLISHES.
Thropp James CB. 5 Com Exchange arcade,
Lincoln
KABBI.B MASONS.
See Stone ft Marble Masons.
UABINE STOHE DBAI.EB8.
Barraclough James Hnrmer, Fleetgate, Bar-
ton-on-Humber
Bloy William, 173 King Edward street north.
Great Grimsby
Britten Geo. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Bull J. Market st Long Sutton, Wisbech
Burrell John, 47 North street, Homcastle
Clayton B. O. SI Bridge st Gainsboroagh
(}oatea Thos. Robert, South street, Boston
Corden John, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Davidson Geo. S7 Bridge st. Gainsboroagh
Dawson George, Hundleby road, SpOsby
Fisher A.J.London rd. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Fox Charles, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Frost Joseph, High St. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Graham Walter, West street, Alford
Hall William, Waterside south, Lincoln
HoUeway John, Aswell lane, Louth
Humphreys Jaa. 10 Waterside aoutli, Linooln
Ireland Charles, South end, Alford
Johnson T. 28 Hilda st. NowClee,GtGrim»by
Kanney Sdwd. Partney mill, Partney, SpiUby
Eirl^ James, 7(iA, Cleethorpe rd.OtGriniaby
Herby Thomas, Hallleet, Market Deeping
Hoore Thomas, South street Coistor
Munkman Robert Allen, 6 New st. Bostoa
Nettleton William, 48 Wrawby st Brigg
Ncwbold J. D. 14 St Benedict's sq. Lincoln
Otley Geo. 29 Havelock street, Gt. Grimaby
Ousman Samuel, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Gyle Jn. James, 27 Market stGalnsborongh
Bioe Jqbn, Monk's Dike road, Louth
Shi^ton Philip, Swineshead, Spalding
Streland Ailolphus Jsph. 243 King Bdward
street north. Great Grimsby
Wade John, 6 Blackfriars street, Stamford
\Vhatam Joseph, Measingham, Kirton Lind-
sey B.S.0
Whitehead S:iml. Marshchapel, Gt Grimsby
WoodwardUra. H. WilUngham rd.Mkt Hosen
Would Thos. 1 j Bailway st Great Grimsby
MANVBE UEBCHANTS
DEAIiEBS.
Marked thus * Agents.
Marked thus f are artificial
• Armitage William, 1 River bead, Louth
• Atkin James John C.Klrton LindseyR.S.0
t Atkinson Thomas, North Kelsey station,
Brigg
Barratt Josiah H. Halton road, Spilsby
* Bavin ft Godfrey, Great Northern Railway
yard, Oxford street, Lincoln
t Burtt Walter, Wellingore, Grantham, ft at
Navenby station
Collingwood Edwin Thos. Corby, Grantham
Daulton Lestor, Pack House quay, Boston
Dunham ft Poilexfen, Bridge st Homcastle
f Ellis & Bverard, Midland Railway station,
Stamfonl, and at Ufflngton, Talllngton,
Boum, Deeping St. Nicholas
Farmers' Co.Limtd.(Pigott ft Holmes, mana-
gers), Com exchange, Lincoln
* t Flack Frederick Wm. artiflcial manures,
24 Silver streetft 32 Oaakgate st(}ainBboro'
t Fox ft Isle, West st ft Bull ring, Horocstle
Gilbert Abraham C. Billinghay, Sleaford
' Hannam John, Corby station, Grantham
Kemp N. ft Son, 17 High street, Homcastle
< t Kirkland John Henry, Blyton Windmill,
Blyton, Gainsborough
Mackinder Edwin, Albion warehouses Bray-
ford ft Cora exchange, Lincoln
Marriott J. ft Son, Oxford st Market Basen
Melbonra Bros. 21 All Saints st Stamford ft
Comhill, Lincoln,ftWestgatebaU,Gnuitham
t Morton William, Southend ft Station road,
Alford, ft at WiUoughby
Nidiolson ft Birkett, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Norfolk Robert ft Sons (ft agents). East
Marsh street, Gt. Grimsl^ ; 'Tliames street,
ft Com exchange, Louth
Norton ft Turton (auperphobpbate, blood),
St Swithin'a aquare, ft Waterside north,
Uncoln. See advert.
Otter John King, Manor form, Friesthorpe,
Market Basen
'Robinson Ben. Market place, ft Bailway
Station, Spilsby
Spouncer & Sons, 16 Silver St. Gainsborough
*Sutton George, 98 New market, Louth
Torry C. E. Com exchange, Lincoln
Torry Charles Bdward, Cora exchange, OU
Market place. Great Grimsby
t Turner George, 18 Spain lane, Boston
• Vincent David, Double street, Spalding
Walter Jsph. (chemical)12Brldge st. Homcstls
KABSET QABDENEBS.
Abbott Charles, Halmergate, Spalding
Aokland Jn. Homer, 44 Spilsby rd. Boston
Alcock Charles, Fountain street, Oaistor
Allen WllUoni, Mettieringham, Lincoln
Allltt William, Goxhill, Hull
Allott William Tbomey, MiU hill, Scotter,
Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Anderson Joseph, Binbrooke, Market Baaea
Appleby George, Stowton lane, Louth
Appleby John, 11 Stewton lane, Lonth
Atkinson W. Barrow rd. Barton-on-Hnmber
Atkinson Wm. Oovenbam St Mary, Louth
Avilee J. Reform stCrowUind, Peterborangh
Bagnlev William, Bassingliam, Newark
Bancroft George, Poplar st Beaoonthorpe,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Bancroft William, 9 Highgate terrace, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Barnes John, jun. Westlode street Spalding
Bamsdale David, Donington, Spalding
Barton T. Chapel st Crowland,PeterboronKh
Batterham George, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Bee Stephen, Wyberton nLWyberton, Boston
Beecroft G. Vinegar hill, Barton-on-Humber
Bcecroft T. Vinegar hill, Barton-on-Humber
Bell Edward,4 Victoria terrace, Boaconthorpe,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Bemrose George, 17 James street, Lonth
Bird William, Swineshead, Spalding
Black William, Louth park, Lonth
Blatherwick William Christopher, Low flelcis,
Braoebridge, Lincoln
Bowling John, Morton -by •Gainsboroagh
Bowling Robert, Morton-by-Gain«borough
BoysB James, 60 Bridge street, Gainsboroagh
Bright James, 47 St Thomas' road, Spatding
Bromley William, 15 Winaover rd. Spalding
Brothwell Richard, Oabouraby, FWkln^ilun
Brown Henry, Waithe, Great Qtimsto
Brown John, Barrow rd. Barton-oa-Humber
Brown T. Wes^fleld rd. Barton-oa-Homber
Brown Thomas, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Brown Wm. Ludford Parva, Market Baaeu
Brumley John, Blaegate, Sortleat, Spalding
BuU WiUlam, Foston, Grantham
Butler James, Gautbv, Homcastle
Buxton Thomas, Alvingham, Lonth
Campling John, New York, Beaton
Campion John, Holton-le-Chiy, Gt Grimsby
Carter Joseph, 1 Stewton lane, Louth
Carter Robert, Welton, Lincoln
Cartwright John, Sibaey, Boston
C!ave John, Seasend, Suiileat, Spalding
Cave John, jnn. Seas end, Burfleet Spalding
(Hieatham Mrs. Emma, Bast Kea', SpOsby
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIHBCTOHY.]
Cbloken Robert, Hagworthingbam, BpHibsr
Chilitopher CharlM, Weat straet, Bomn
CdbMk George, Walthun, Onat Orlmabjr
Cole J11.Wm.H0U7 nnnei7,Httiidleb)r,8irfl«b7
ColTin Wm. Hirer aide. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Cook Cliarlee, Lndborough, Lonth
Cooling JoliB, ti Weatgate, Oranthani
Cotton Wmiam, 121 Winaorer road, Spalding
Conaena Jonatlian, Kirton Undaey B.8.0
Cram Edward, Branaton, Lincoln
Croat Richard, 13 Chnrohgate, Spalding
Cockaon S.Iteld la.Uorton-by.Oainaborough
Cntting wmiam, Wootton, Uloeb;
Danby Joaeph Andenon, Baidney, Lincoln
Dewaon David, II Manthorpe rd. OranUuun
Davaon George, Braeehridge, Lincoln
DawBon John, Waddlngton, Lincoln
Dawaon John C. Great Steeping, Spilsby
Dawson W. H.North Somercote8,Gt.Grimaby
Dibble George Fredk. Blyton, Gainaborongb
DoDghty G. Newport at. BartonK>n-Hamber
Dnckerlng Philip^ Beat Barkwith, Wragby
Donnlngton William, Mount Fleaaant, Lonth
Eflleld Joaeph, Mareham-le-Fen, Beaton
Ellerby Joaeph, Fleetgate, Batton-on-Homber
Ellla Tbomaa, New market, Lincoln
Falkner Henry, Eaatgate, Bourn
Falkner Richard, Eaatgate, Bourn
Falkner Robert, Eaatgate, Bonm
Falkner WiUiam, Eaa^te, Bourn
Feany Mn, Ann, HecUngton, Sleaford
Franklin George, Braoebrldge, Lincoln
Fieemantle John, Goaberton, Spalding
Fieemantle Samuel, Goaberton, Spalding
Oall Matthew, Tealby, Market Raaen
Gamer B-Deeping St. Jamea, Mrkt. Deeping
Oibaon John, North at Crowland, Feterboro'
Glenn WiUlam, Horbling, Fklkingham
Oodley Joaeph, Olay lake, Spalding
Ooaling RIebard, Broadfleld lane, Boston
Grant Bicliaid, Braoebrldge, Lincoln
OtsTes Edward, Fnmpton place, Boston
GniTea William, South Tboresby, Alford
Gray Jaa. South at. Crowland, Peterborough
Green George, Ooxhlll, Hull
Green John, 66 Weat street, Homcastle
Greanbnry Edward, Corby, Qrwitham
Oreanlleld William, M Bpilaby road, Boston
Grtmea Mra.Hannali,Hawthom bank.Spaldng
Groom William, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Omndy George, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Onnn John, Risegate, Spalding
Gnnn John H. R&egate, SurBeet, Spalding
HaUfax John William, West end, Holbeach
Hamilton B. Barkston-le-WUlows, Qnintham
Hamilton W.Barkston-le- Willows, Grantham
Hamm Thomaa, II Hawthorn bank, Spalding
Hampaton Edward, Kirton Lindsay H.S.0
Hameea George, Friakney, Beaton
HaiTla Edward, Saxllby, Lincoln
Bania William, Alkborough, Doncaater
Harmd Tbomaa, Pinchbeck, Spalding
HaTerorottJ.Weetfleld rd.Barton.on-Humber
Haywood Jamea. Tealby, Market Basen &
Market place. Market Basen
Henaman Uriah, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hm William, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hoekney George, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Hopkins Joamh, Tnmpike,Moaltan, Spalding
Horn John, Halton road, Spilaby
Hutchinson Henry, Oonington, Spalding
Hutaon Wniiam. Old Bollngbroke, Spilaby
Jacklln Thomas, Sngglta lane, Beaoon'
tborpe, Cleethorpea, Great Orimaby
Jaokaon Charles, II High street, Linooin
Jaokaon Samuel, Long hedgea, Bnaton
Jacob Luke, 103 London load, Spalding
Jenklnson William, Harlaxton, Orantliam
Jenney Jeeee, Louth Park buildinga, Louth
Jex Abraham, Fleet, Holbeach
Jonea John, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Keal John, Great Hale, Sleaford
King Jamea, Fulbeck, Grantham
King William, BroadOeld lane, Boaton
Klnalay Wm. Marab lane, Barton.on-Hnmber
Elrman John, Hope cot. Newmarket, Lonth
Kltt^ten Mn. Maria, Hcapital lane, Boaton
lAklng John, 8 Westgate, Loath
launbert Thomas, Horsegate, Deeping St.
Jamea, Market Deeping
Landin George, K Church street, Gainaboro'
Lawrence Henry, Drain side north, Boetnn
I«wmnoe Mrs. Mary, Hospital lane, Boaton
Leggott George, Pllham. Gainsborough
Lennox Henry, AS Donble street, Spalding
Lewis Thomaa, Suggit'a lane, Benconthorpe,
Cleethorpea, Great Grimsby
Lldgard Jamea, Laoeby, Great Grimsby
JUngatd William, Tetney, Great Grimaby
lAi&tw Charles, Qnadring, Spalding
Lnesby William, BiUingbaroagh,FaUdngham
Lyon J. Normanby-by-Spital, Market Basen
Makins John, Great Hale, Sleafonl
Mann William, Denton, Grantham
Mann William, Morton-by-OainstMrough
Mazjaaon Mz«.Jamea,HaltonHolegate,Spilsby
M.AK«m j.Bast Acridge,Barton.on-Hnmber
MarWDod FhUUp, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Maaon Jidin, Wrangle, Boaton
If— *'*^ Chari*!, Harmaton, Lincoln
MarriUon J. Deeping St. James, Mrkt. Deeping
LINCOLNSHIRE.
MerrilloB M.Deeping8t.Jamea, Mrkt. Deeping
Mitchell Charles, 41 Honks Dike road, Lonth
Moore Samuel, Goaberton, Spalding
Hoiiia John, Keddington road, Louth
Mountain Henry, Withem, Alford
Mumfotd William, 93 West street, Boston
Needbam John, Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Xewbon Edward, Halfleet, Market Deeping
Nicholson George, 64 Church street, Lonth
Norman Fredk. Halltoft end.Freiston, Boston
North Jesse, 34 Cemetery lane, Louth
North John, 7 Monks Dike head, Lonth
Pariah John, Butter market, Caistor
Parker Chaa. River aide, Pinahbeok,Spalding
Parker George, Legbourne, Louth
Parker James, South terrace, Louth
Parker Reuben, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Parker William, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Parkin Samuel, Surfleet, Spalding
Parr William, Morton-by-Gainsborongh
Partridge Matthew, Ueckington, Sleaford
Patcfaell Jaoobk Waltham, Great Grimsby
Patman Charlea, Baiie'a fields, Grantham
Patman Jamea, 33 Wharf road, Grantham
Fetch Fianda, Laoeby, Great Orimsby
Plnmbtree Baker, Red Cap lane, Boston
Pooler W. Algata lane, Crowland, Feterboro'
Portens Andrew, Vauxhall gardena, Beaton
Badley Japh. Field 1l Morton-by.Qalnabora'
Ranaley John, High atieet, Caistor
Read Henry, North Hykeham, Linooin ■
Bedford Biohard, Brackenborough la. Louth
Seek William, St. Thomas's road, Spalding
Rhodes Francis, Laceby, Great Grimsby
Roberts Jamea, Morton-by^Gainsborough
Robinaon Ishmael, 27A,MountPleasant,Louth
Robinson James, Braokenborough la. Louth
Robinson J.Tydd Oote.Tydd 8t.Mary,Wlsbch
Rongfaton Wm. Bnrgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
Rowaon John, Laoeby, Great Grimsby
Sandy Henry, Dorrington, Lincoln
SarglnBon William, OoxhUl, Hnll
SarjantsonO. R. KealCoatea, WestKeal, Splbby
Saunby George, Helpringham, Sleaford
ScboOeld George, Great Oonerby, Grantham
Scott Jamea, Marton-by.Gainsborough
Seymour Edward Clark, SurReet, Spalding
Staarman John George, The Folly, Spalding
Sharp Heniy, East Seal, Spibby
Sharp Samn^, Hundleby, Spilsby
Shore Frwierick, South end, Alford
Biddons William, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Skelton James, Kirton Lindsey R.&0
Skelton William, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
Smart Richard, Back lane. Bourn
Smart WiUiam, Byland, Walton, Lincoln
Smith Mrs. Clara, Eaatvllle Boston
Smith Peter, Hogatborpe, Alford
Smith Thoa. Field la. Morton-by.Oainsboro'
Smith Thomas, Nettleham, Lincoln
Smith W. High st. Billingboro', Falkingham
Sowerby George, 3 Church street, Louth
Spencer George Burton, Nocton, Lincoln
Spencer Bcbwt, Biilingborongh, Falkingham
Spencer R. jnn. Biilingborongh, Falkingham
Spongier Louis, North Hykelujn, Lincoln
Stointon John, Barn)w.on'Humber, Hull
Staplea John. West Barkwith, Wragby
MAS 825
XAsoire.
See Stone & Marble Masons.
KA8T A BI<OOK KAKE&S.
Anderson Thoa. Fish dock road, Gt Grimsby
Emptage Jas. & Jn. Fish dock, Ot Orimsby
Great Grimsby Co-operative Box & Fish
Carrying Co. Limited, Flail dock, Great
Grimsby
Guest Jamea, Eeadby, Doncaater
Hartley Thoa. Scafe, Orwell at. Gt. Grimsby
Kelgbtley Robert, 18 White Horse la. Boston
Maaon John, Flab dock. Great Grimsby
RamakiU George, Fiah dock. Great Grimsby
Redgrave & Meteditb, Fiah Dock road.
Great Grimsby
Smith O. & Son,Fish Dock road, Gt.Grimsby
Smith Samuel, Fish dock. Great Grimaby
Tasker William, Fiah dock. Great Orimsb
Trevetfalck Geo. Crowgarth, Gainaboroug
MASTSB ICABINEBS.
Aaron Mark, 2 Park ter. EastSeld rd. Louth
Adiuna E. The Crown inn. Saltflaat, Lonth
Adama Jolm, SaltSeet, Louth
Allen J. 48 Stanley st. NewClee, Gt. Grimaby
Appleyard William, Ivy cottage. High
street, Cleethorpea, Great Grimaby
Atkin James, Albion street, Spalding
Atkin Joaeph, Maiah rood, Spalding
Baker G.Bancrott st.Cleethoipes,Gt.Ortmsby
BankaJohn, 4 Arlington atreet. Mew Glee,
Great Grimsby
Bariow William, 16 Castle street, Boaton
BamesJ. Bancroft 8t.Cleethorpes,Gt.Grlmaby
Beesley JohD,9Argyle terrace, Oxford street.
New Ciee, Great Orimsby
Bellamy Henry, 232 WUUngham st. Weelsby,
Great Grimaby
Benton George, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Beny William, 44 Oxford st. New Clea,
Great Grimaby
Blake William, 3 Argyle terrace, Oxford St.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Boldan George, a Teraburg street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
BradfleldS.18Stirllng st.NewClee,Ot.Orimsby
Brown a.68Stanley stNew Clee, Gt. Grimsby
BiugesaA.lSQeorge st. Cleethrpes.Gt.Gnnsby
Bums Christopher, 8 St. Andrew's tarrrace,
Stirling street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Cb^Ua Charles, 11 Argyle terrace, Oxford
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Cheater John, 23a, Albert street, Spalding
ClayaonRiohd. P. BurtouHm-Stather.Doncaatr
ClarkJ.lOOWillinghom st Weelsby,Qt.Gmisby
Coleman John, 6 Argyle terrace, Oxford
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
CookHy.76Stirllngst. NewClee, Gt. Grimsby
Cooper Mark, Sutton Bridge, Wiabaoh
CreckneUG.6iJStanly. st.NewClee,at.Grmsby
Cripsey Thomaa, IS St. Andrew's terrace,
SUrUng street. New Clee, Great Orimsby
Croft Henry, Clowes cottagea, Hlghgate,
Cleethorpea, Great Grimaby
Cutts Hy. 82Stanley st.NewClee,Gt.Grimsby
Denniss J,47Stanlsy st.NewClee,Gt.Grimsby
Staples William, Mount Pleasant, Louth . ,. ..r . ^ „ . ,.
Stephenaon William, Eaat Barkwith, Wragby Dunn Joseph, Holbeach road, Spalding
Stopper George, Fiabtoft, Boaton Fisher Robert^ 40 Jamea atre^ Boston
StulBns iln. Ellen, Leadenham, Grantham Garrard J.41 Stanley at. Newaee,Gt.Grm8by
Gempton William John, 180 Hainton street,
Wealsby, Great Grimsby
Qlbba Samuel, Roee villa. Elm road, Clee-
thorpea, Great Grimaby
Goodfellow Edwin, 21 Stanley street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
j Graves John, 18 Arlington street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
I HallJa8.31SHaintou st. Weelsby, Gt. Grmsby
fownenit Mrs. Mary, 144 Newmartait, Louth Hambrook Henry, IfiT Victor street. New
Traffoid Jamea, Fiahtoft, Boaton Clee, Great Grimsby
TriminghamJ.Calstorrd. Barton-on-Humber Harris H.20gHainton st. Weelsby.GtGrmsby
Tuxworth John, Stewton, Louth Hill Wm. M Stanley st.New01ee, Gt Grmsby
Tuxworth William. Legbourne, Louth ' Holmea John, 1 Southolme tar.Galnaborougb
Twells Robert, Risegate, Spalding Hopkins H.46 Stanley stNw.Clee,at.Grmsby
Tyson George, Old Bollngbroka, Spilaby 1 Homer Wm.»»Victor stNw. Clee,Otarmsby
VeaiT.218Willingham !it.Weclsby,Qt.Grmsby Huddlestone George, 17 Earl st Gt Grimsby
SnrSeet Wm.Mill id. Cleethorpe8,Gt.Orimsby
Swanson .V. Ferriby rd. Barton-on-Hnmber
Taylor G. Low fields, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Taylor George, Tetf ord, Homcastle
Taylor John, Quadring, Spalding
Taylor John Ricliard, Sibaey, Boston
Taylor Martin, 13 Albion strset, Spalding
Taylor Mrs. MJiiy, Leake, Boaton
Tlndall John, Heckbigton. Sleaford
Vioken George, Pickworth, Falkingham
Vincent Mn. Elisa. 86 Wiuaover rd.Spalding
Wade Thomas, 27 Hawthorn bank, Spalding
Walker George, Green la. Barton-on-Humber
Waten Philip, High street. Market Deeping
Welah T. I. Vinegar hill, Barton-on-Humber
WeUband Edward, 47 London road, Spalding
Wellband Richard, 16 Water lane, Spalding
Weat Francis, Bracebridge, Linooin
Whittaker John, Wintertnn, Doncaater
Wilcox Henry, 22 Albion street Spalding
Wilkinaon D. Witdmore, Coningsby, Boston
Wilkinson John, Skirbeck, Boston
Willows Geo. Eaat Stockwith, Gainsborough
Wilson W. East Acridge, Barton-on-Hnmber
Winter Geo. Paature rd. Barton-on-Hnmber
Wlnterton Charies, Dogdyke, Boston
Wood C. S Conduit lane,MarketpLOnmtbam
Wood William, Great Hale, Sleaford
Woods Mra. B.Drsvton,8wlneahead, Spalding
Wright George, Saxilby, Lincoln
Wright John, Button Bridge, Wisbech
Hudson John, I National terrace, Boston
Jocklin John, SaltBeet, LouUi
Jay William, 10 Argyle terrace, Oxford
street. New Clee, Great Grimaby
Jeaaop WiUiam, Liquorpond street, Boeton
Johnson Nils George, 28 Thomaa street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Johnston Malcolm, 108 WiUingham street,
Wedaby, Great Grimsby
JoneaJ.A.»20uildfrd. BtNw.Clee,GtGrmsby
Lamplough Daniel D. Chantry la.Gt.Grmsby
Langley Joaeph Tbomaa PliilUp, 76 Stanley
sinet. Mew Clee, Great Grimaby
Langwmthy George, 48 Oxford street New
Clee, Great Orimaby
Leveritt Richarda, 208 WiUingbom street,
Weelaby, Great Grimaby
Levealay George, 22 WiUow walk, Spalding
Liball J.lT8Wlllnghm.st Weelal7,0tGrm8by
Marshall J. » Edward st Weelaby,OtGrmsby
Mawer George, IB Liquorpond street, BoatOD
May W. 38 Stanley st New Claa, Gt Grmabr
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Mastbr M^Bnmts— cantlnned.
Moore W. 7 Stanley st. New Clee, Ot. Grmsbj
Uountain John Phasic, 149 High st Boston
Hoy O. 82 Stirling sL New Clee, Gt. Qrimaby
NealJ.lMWiUnghm. •t.Wedaby.Gt. ariiAsby
Newton Edward, 28 James street, Boiton
Nundy William, SUrbeck road, Borton
OBTer I. 67 Stanley st. New Clee,Gt. Qrimeby
OifQrdRt.l3.VrllnKtan EtNw.Clee,Gt. Grinuby
OabomeJ. G Stanley 8t.New Clee, GL Grimsby
Pegg David, IMVictor Bt.Nw.Clee,GtGrmsby
Pemliroke Jamee, 17 Argyle terrace, Oxford
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Fercival£.J.6Pellian] st. NewCIee,Gt.Grm8by
Pettenou J.23iyictar Bt.NewCIee,QtGnnsby
Pitts Hobert, Spain place, Boston
PlowmanH.<13StanleyBLNewClee,Gt.arm>by
PuUen J.E.«DStanley st.NewClee,Gt.Grmsby
FnIlenW.H.49Stanley Bt.Ne»'01ee,Gt.0rmsby
Raynorjolm Andrew, 171 Williiigham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimeby
Revley Jas.l56ViGtorBt.NewClee.Gt.GrimBby
Roote C. 28 Stanley St. New Clee, OLGrmsby
Boyce Edward, Albert street, Spalding
Royoe Edward, i Bancroft street, Clee-
tliorpee, Great Grimsby
Boyce Josepli, Albert street, Spalding
KnnclmenW.4Ter8brK.8t>Weel»by,Gt.Qrm»by
RntterK9eGleethorperrl.New01ee,Gt.QrmBby
Seaton William Pratt, 11 Qrafton street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Simpson Oiristoplier, Pinfold lane, Boston
Smead Edward, 33 Bancroft street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Spindler A.4fiOrfonl st-New Clee, OUGrmsby
St(>okBThos. M. 44 Orwell street, Ot.Gmisby
StrondJ. T. 197 Wllnghm. st. Wlsby. GtOrmaby
TaylorC.180Willughm.st.Weelsby.GL6nnsby
Toft A. 93 Stirling st. New Clee, Gt-Grimsby
To2er8ll7(IWIllinghni.st.Wed8by,OtGrmsby
Tuff J. 175 Willnghm.st. Weelsby.GLGrmsby
Turner John, G Commercial road, Spalding
Vine John Henry, 36 High street, Spalding
Vine Joseph, 43 Commercial road, Spalding
Wade Wm. 8 Stanley sLNewClce, Gt.Grmsby
Wa.lmoreJ. 108Thorld.st.Nw. Clee, Q LOmuby
Warner J. 10Thoma8st.Weelsby,Gt.Grmsby
Watmongh Thomas, 10 Arlington itreet,New
Clee, Great Grimsby
West Ht 21Stanlcyst.New Clee, Gt Grmaby
WhiteJ.UOeorgestCIeethorpee, Gt Grmsby
Whiting W.WStanly.stNw. 01ce,GtOrimsby
Wilkinson John, 1 Trinity lane, Louth
Wilson Charles, Olive Tillas, Hlghgate,
Cleethorpes, Groat Grimsby
WilsonR.G. Hamlet ter. Skirlieck qnartr.Bostn
Wood J.California pl.Skirbeck qnartr.Boston
Wright 15.88 Stanley stNew Clee, GtGrmsby
Wright Q.SlStlrllug stNew Clee,Ot. Qrmsby
Yarborough James, 16 Argyle terrace, Ox-
ford street, New Clee, Great Grimsby
Yarborough John, 13 Argyle terrace, Oxford
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Young F. W.188Haiuton stWlsby.GtOrmsby
Yonng John, Whltton, Uoncaster
Yonng John Markham, Bancroft street,
Cleethorpes, Great Orimsby
ICAT A MATTINO aCANTTS'BS.
Allen Joshua, Swinton's yard. Silver street,
Gainsborough
India Rubber, Gutta Percha & Telegraph
Works, Co. Limited, 100 Cannon street,
London f.e. See advertisement
VAT ft UATTnrO WASEHOS.
Dimbleby John (cocoa nut), 2 Market place,
dc New Market, Lonth
Taylor Nathaniel, Railway at Gt Grimsby
ICATTBBS8 MAKBSS.
See Bed & Mattress makers.
MXCHAmCAI. ENaiNESBS.
See Engineers — Mechanical.
MBDICAI. BOTANISTS.
Andrew George, 15 Bridge st Oainsborongh
Austin John, 80 UpperBurgess stOtGrmsby
BlightOTi George, 29 New market, Lincoln
Day John, East street Stamford
Dexter Arthur & Son. 163 High str«et,Llncln
DuncanJ.&Co.lTOLow.Burgees stGtsOimsb}-
Dutton Jabez, 101 Portland street, Lincoln
Fletcher Walter, 6 Woterslde north, Lincoln
Holland Heary, t6 Kent street, Gt. Grimsby
Humphrey Wm.91Ncwmarket stGtGrimsby
Mnrsliall Barney, 12 Trollopc street, Lincoln
HEBOHAITTS.
Marked thus * are Commission merchants,
Allen Edward & Son, Corn exchange, Lincln
Balderston Wm. 2 Spenoe street, Spllsby
Bembridge & Son, Com ezctiange,Linooln
Bnllm Edwin T. Cora exchange, Lincoln
Oastle, Kelsey & Son, Com exchange, Linobi
Csswell Henry, Com exchange, Linaciln
OmdweU Bdward, Ccvn exchatige, Idncoln
Oalelfohn, Com excbimg*, Lincoln
LINCOLltaHIBi!.
Oopping John, Com axehuge^ Uaedto
Doiuett W. H. Oom exchange, Linoola
Dickinson Charles B.Brayford wharf, Lincoln
Dooghty, Son & Blobardson, 201 High
street ic Com exchange, Lincoln
Dunham it PoUexfen, Corn exchange^ Undn
Few & Co. Com excliange, Linootn
Fox 4('ZBle, Com exchange, Liuooln
Frank Pdk. ± Son, Packhoose qnay, Boston
Glew Thomas, Com exchange, linooln ; &
Queen street. Market Basen
Good John G. Com exchange, Lincoln
Greaves Benjamin, 13 Cambridge terrace,
Cleetborpes, Great Orimsby
Hannam V. Com exchange, Lincoln
Hill Thomas, Cora exchange, Lincoln
Holmes John, Cora exchange, Lincoln
Holmes Thomas, Com excliange, Lincoln
Ingoldby James, Com exchange, Lincoln
Lambert James & Co.Cora ezchange,Lincoln
•Laoghton John, 84 Bridge sb Oa&boroa^
Marfleet & BfchudsoUtCwn excbange,Linoln
Marriott ft Son, Com exchange, Linooltt
Marshall J. Com exchange, Unooln
MaishallJ.T.TyddO«te,TyddStMar7,Wisboh
Milestone J. H. & Co. 0«n excliange,Littcln
Nicholson Si Bbrkett, Com «xchanKe,Llnooln
Otter J. K. Com exchange, Lincoln
Pennington John, Com exchange, Lincoln
Bead W. J. & Co. Com exchange, Lincoln
Richardson T. B. Com exchange, Lincoln
Robinson G. ft B.ftCo.Oora exchange, Undn
RobtnBana.&Son,Orowle whrf.Crowle,DnoBtr
Roworth William, Com exchange, Lincoln
Sondars ft Co. Com axdumge, Lincoln
'Saundos Walter,2Back straet,Oalnsborough
Sliorpe John, Bardney manor, Lincoln
Shaw W. B. ft Co. Com exchange,. Ltaooln
Sheerdown ft Barker, Com exchange, Llneln
Sinclau- W. ft Co. Com exchange, Lincoln
Smith Charles George, 18 Lord st. Oainsboro'
South John Edward, Billingliay, Sleaford
Spencer Henry, Com exchange, Lincoln
Stephenson George, Com excliange, Lincoln
Tbompeon Brothers, Com exchange, Lincoln
Thompson John ft Co. Com excliuige,Lincln
Thorpe ft Son, Corn exchange, Lincoln
Thorpe ft Co. Com excliange, Lincoln
Thorpe W. B. Com exchange, Lincoln
ThrelfallJ.M.(exors of ),Com exchange, Lndn
Walmsley John, Walkergate, Louth
West Charles, Corn exchange, Lincoln
Westrope John T. Com exchange, Lincoln
•Winsbip Geo. 49 Fleetgate,Barton-on-Hmbr
Wood Brotliers, Com exchange, Lincoln
•MTood Edwn.BoyalDock chmlvs.Ot. Grmsby
Wormt Jo«e & Co. (James RoUnsoa, agent).
Royal Dock chamber^ QresAOrimsby ; also
at NewcastleKin-Tyne, Snnderluiid ft
Cardiff
aCBIAIi BKOKEBS.
See Brokers— MetaL
UBTAXi DXAIiEB.
Dickinson Thomas, 22 Conduit rd. Stamford
ICETAI. FBBFOBATOBS.
Braby Frederick ft Co. Fitxroy work8,En8tou
road, London n.w ; ft Liverpool ft C^lasgow
Croggonft Co. 200 Upper Thames street,
London e.c ; ft at Liverpool ft Glasgow
MIDWIVBS.
Elklngton Mrs. Mary, 22 Montague stLindn
Gilbert Mrs. Alice, 131 Newark road, Lincoln
Herrlngshow Mrs. Charlotte, Klrton Lindsay
B.S.0
Mosey Mrs. Jemima, S7 Newport, Lincoln
Storr Mn. Mary,9Saville stNeaark rd.Lncln
UII.I4 BAND MANTTFAOTBS.
India Rubber, Gutta-Percha ft Telegraph
Works Co. Umited, 100 Cannon street,
London r.c. See advert
HIIiLEBS.
Marked thus * the Mills are driven by Steam
Marked thns t the Mills are driven by Water
Marked thus i the Mills are driven by Wind
tAUard John, Leverton, Boston
;Adanis Mrs. Mahala, West Finchbeck.8pUlg
*; Adams Newton R.Damgate mill, Holbeach
^Adcock Charles, Corby. Grantham
tAdcock William, Laughterton, Newark
Agnew ft Coolson, Carre st Sleaford
; Allen Adonijah, Fen, Gedney S.0
•fAllison Arthnr E. 10 High st Homcastle
Allison George, BarrowHin-Humber, Hull
tAllison Gecnige, BanoW'.on-Bnmber, Hull
VlAlmond ft Hammer, South gate, Sleaford
{Almond Edwin, Helpiingham. Slealonl
'Almond Blston, HecMngton, Sleaford
'Anderson Richard, Summerbill, Gainaboro'
•tAnderaon WUliam, Waddingham, Klrton
Lindsey R<S.O
'Andrew Qharles Klrton Lindsey R.S.0
•lAndrew John, Sluice, Sonth Ferriby, Hun
tAndrews Georget Ashby, Brlgg
[kblw's
I tAnstsa WlHlan, Wert Deeitfng,Mkt.IleettBg
lAnnatKinc Bqn. BirtbarpekAlkinghaD
*tAnnstnng williais, Limdon rd. Spalding
lAracdd Oeotge, O^ppOle, Newark
iAtklnson Janes, Worlaby, Btlgg
iAtUnson ZMChens, Bicker, BtMlat
•Balnea ft Fkwkea,Tbamas stBiver hd.Lontli
IBalnes Blyth, Toynton AU Saints,8i<]aby
f Balnea Thctnaa, OowUt, Spalding
tBalderson William, Leake, Boston
{Baldecston Bemjamin, Frithville, Boston
JBarber-John, Okriton-l«-Moorelandi,LiiicoIn
IBarber John, Onnhonse, Donoaster
;Baxber Rlcbaid, Owston Ferry, Bawtty
;BarkerMr8.Saaatt,Bargh-in.the-Manh B.B.0
{Barker William, Toynton All Sainti,SpUsb;
{Barlow William, Greetliam, Homcastle
fBartle Walter, Ingold<iby, (irantham
Barton John Willows ft Son, 18 ft 20 Aivell
lane & Rivertiead, Lonth
*tBasker Jahn,81Westgata&Spittlegate mSk,
Grantham
*Batm Samuel, Winteringham, Doncaster
{Ba-xter Frederick, New BoUngbroke, Boston
iBaxter John, Donington, SpsJdliig
{Bedford John, 2« Ftampton mad, Bostoo
•Bedford William, Jermyn street, Sieafonl
{Bedford WUllam,Mm lane ft 7 Still la-Bostn
IBeeken Wm. North st Ciowland.Peterlnm'
{Beeton Oeciga, NorUi Kelsey, Brigg
{Bell Edwin ft Thomaa, Mill latte,3rigg
{Bett Henry, Stiokney, Beaton
jBlggadyke Wm. Banington gate, Hoibach
{Bilton WiUlam, Bast end, Alford
Bingham Bichard, Uaiton, Oalnsbonngh
•Blades Alfred, S6 Spilsby road, Boston
{Bland Jn. T. Oleoday, Gedney hill, Wisbech
Boldock Frederic, Hackthom, Unooln
Borman John Q. Gralntborpe, Qt Grimsby
•Boewell John, Hemingby, Homcastle
Brader George Wm. Belohtord, Homcastle
•{ Braoston Richard, Lndford, Market Haaeo
•Bratley John ft Alfred. Mill place. Elsrcs
st Ancliolme crt ft Victoria mill, Brigg
•{BratleyThomas, Market place, CleeUwrpo,
Great Orimsby
{Brooks Thomaa, Epworth, Doncaster
{Brown Joseph, Weet street, Alford ■
{Brown Thomas, Mill bo. Barton rd. Lincohi
IBrumby Thomas, Ftelaton, Boston
{Bmnunitt George, High street, Wain8«t
All Saints B.S.0
tBuUen James, Long Bennington, Grantham
Burbank Henn, Methetingham, Lincohi
BnrriU John, Hidton Hd^ate, Spilsby
Barton WUliam, Bsstoft ball, Ooole
:Burton William, Loddlngton, Ctode
^Butcher John, Stickford, Boston
Button Joseph, jon. Saltfleet, Iiouth
{Bycroft William, Osbonraby, Falkingfaam
•{Bygott Bobert, Barrow-on-Homber, Hall
•{Opps William John, Penny hill, Holbeach
Cartwrigbt Thomaa ToraeU, North Somei^
cotes, Orest Otlms^
fCastledine WUliam, Baatgate mill. Baam
fCliambarlln Richard, Waleaby. Mkt Rasen
{Chambers George T. Tetfocd, Homcastle
Cliambers Hy. Ed. AddletborpcBuigb B.S.0
{Chambers John,Scawby.oam-Sturton,BhgR
^hombers John Wm. South bridge^ AUonI
•{Chapman Henry, Kedby, Ulcet^
fChapman Robert, Denton, Orantham
{Chatterton A. G.Mareliam-le-Fen, Boston
•{Chatterton Jesse, SpUsby road, Homcastle
{Chatterton John, East Klikby, Spilsby
"Ihatterton Samuel, Fletland mill, Greatfonl.
Stamford
{Chatterton William, 57 HolbeachTd-Spaklng
Cheales Jonathan ft BrcaHogsthorpe, Alforl
{ChealesJonathan,Welton-in.the-Mnh.Eplsby
K!htrk James, Chnich mill. Market Rasen
{Chirke Henry, North Scarle, Newark
{Cnarke John Wright, Low Bamham,BasUT
{C3aypoIe John, Uppingole, Bonm
{Clajixde William A. Fidcworth, faUdugham
•Ooggan Thomas ft Sen, Ksadby, Doncaster
•Coggon Richard, WestButterwiclcBDtfaerhiii
{CkilUns Thomas, Bank, Fleet, Holbeach
{Comins Robert, Coleby. Linoolii
{Cook John, Barrowsm-Hmnber, Hull
{CkMk William, Swinstead, Bourn
{Cooper James Wilcox, Wrangia, Boston
{(3ottingham Edmund, Scatter, Kirton Lind-
sey B.S.0
■{Oowhun Thomaa, West Rasen, Mkt Basra
{OoxeU J. H. Spalding rd.Ptnchbeok.Spal<h«
tCrabtree Eli, Greet Ponton, Orantham
{Craven Thomaa, Snttoton, Spalding
^Curtis WilUam, SkllUngton. Oolatenrarth
;Cntfortb Jctm, Fosdyke, Spalding
tOuthbert Oeoige, Tealhy, Market Rasen
{Cnthbert SU Ptiestgate, Barton-on-Humter
Davey Henry, Legbonme, Lonth
Davey Thomas, Legboome, Loath
•Davy ft Hewitt, Bishop's btdg.MarktB9sa
•^vy wmiam, HatdMis, Ot Grimsby
{Dawson Charie^ Walton, Lincoln
Denniss John Robert, Little CarUm, Loatb
{Dent William, North Owenby.UarketBsseB
•Dibble O. F. ft Sons, Blyton, QaiBabosoagk
ft at Smtthfldd market, MNaebeater
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•DlcUuen <aia8.'8. Bn^Xotd \rkuf, Utuxfln
^cUBstn John, LwMbr, <>%>. Orinubgr
*T>nniil»on A Harrison, Blgtift. 'Soitaa
*Donnor Oeorge, Stlclniey, Beaton
tUrisK John, Bmnivick wtadmill, Long
Sutton, Wisbech
IDrury Junes, Borton-on-Statlier, Doneastr
•fDunbam & Follexfen, Bridgo at Horncatle
tDonhun Cbulea, Klrkby-an-B«in,BomcMle
tEnderby William, Halton Uolegate, Spllsby
^Terington Jomph, Helpringbam, Sleaford
IBriaon WlUlam, Carrington, Boston
tFarbon Wm. IUch(LLondonthorpe,Q]:anthm
^eld John, Shephaystow, Whaplode drove,
Peterborongh
tPield Thomas, Beelaby, araat Grimsby
FUUngham Elijah, High st. C!n>wle,Doncaster
*FillInghamTho8.£ast 8bCrowIand,Feterboio'
:FIatt John, Oonts, Lntton, Wlibeoh
^Fletcher Bichard, Owston Feny, Bawtry
Fletcher Thomas is John,Wlnterlngham road
mill, Winterton, Doncaster
fFUntoff Thomas, HagwOTthingham, Spilsby
FUntoft Thomas, Harrington, Spilsby
^Foster James, Fnlletby, Homoaitte
tFoster John, Trusthorpe, AUord
Foster Josepli, Grlmoldby, Loath
*Foolston Stephen, North Kelaey, Brigg
^Fowler Francis, Eastott, Qoole
*tFo«'ler Jas. B. Middle BMen,ltadcet Rasan
^Ftancls Esau, Westhorpe, Spalding
JFmncis James, Westhorpe, Spalding
;FMncis Janoa, Willonghby
tFteahney Thomas, West Pfnohbeok, Spaldng
iFtetwell William, Frelston, Boston
•{Frost Joseph H. WainfleetAll Saints B.S.0
gamble Wm. A. Castle Bytham, Stamford
'Gravenor John Thomas, Soxilt^, Lincoln
tOeorge Jas.KWe8ton hills, Weston. Spalding
^Gibson Bros. Kexby, Gainsborough
*99iddy James, Marsbehapel, QL Orinuby
tOleaiUe Joseph, Wlllonghtou, Elrton Lind-
»ey K.S.0
*^odson Richard, Heddngton, Sleaford
tGoIlaud Mrs. Blissheth, Hibaldstow, Kiiton
Lindsay B.S.0
;tGoodwln John waiiam,Futney niiU,Fartney
Spilsby ; & Hundleby, Spilsby
tGoulding John Thomas, Roman bank. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
•Great Grimsby Industrial Flour Mill
Society Limited (Christopher Bushby, see ;
Henry Colebrook, manager), Abbey road,
Great Grimsby
{Green A. Spaul, Barrow-on-Homber, Hull
|Qreen Frederick, Quadring, Spalding
•{Green Joseph B. Horslngton, Horncastle
{Green WUIiam, Btaegate, Spalding
{Green William H.Ri8egBt«,Sarlleet, Spalding
{Oreenneld Charles H. Chapel hill, Boston
{Greenfield Thomas, Kocton, Lincoln
Groom Charles, Sleaford road, Boston
{Groom WiUiam, Wyberton, Boston
{OnmmersonJ.Castlethorpe,Bronghtn. Brigg
{Hackney Oeorge, Westg»te,Beltan,Doncastr
HaU Brothers, 38 Upgste. & Charles Street
mills & St. Mary's mills, Louth
HaU Bryan, Charles Street mills ft St Mary's
mills ; office, 38 Upgate^ Louth
{Hannam Winiam. Corby, Grantham
{Hanson & Welberry, Croft, Walnfieet All
Saints R.S.O.
{Hanson Joshua, Westland, Burgh-in-the
Marsh R.S.0
{Harris John B.Weat Bt.Crowland,Petorboro'
{Harrison A Son, Stow mill, Horbling,
Falkingham
{Harrison John, Wrangle, Boston
•fHarrtson Rol>«t Barnett, Northlands mill
A King Btreet, Winterton, Doncaster
{Harrison Thomas, Dyke, Gedney B.0
•Harrison William,Prtnce8a street, HtghstA
Com Exchange, Lincoln
•fHarrissonMr&Loidsa,Barrington ga.Holbch
•Harvey William, 36 Norton st. Grantham
•{Heane George, Wellingore, Grantham
{Heaton Thomas, Bassingham, Newark
{Hewson Elam, Waterside rd.Brtn.-on-Hmbr
{Hewson Henry, Eiftt Theddlethorpe, Louth
{Hill George, Ropeley, Grantliam
{Hill James, Reform st. Crowland,Peterboro'
{Hill Simon, Helpringham, Sleaford
{Hill Thomas, Queen st. Market Baaen
HoUen William, Scamblesby, Horncastle
{Holmes Oeorge, Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
LmOOLNSHIRE.
^Jlntdbinaon XfaaauA, WUdtoBd, QraliSiham
ifngtaaOl* WilBam, VbMspIt, BwaltK, AUord
•JaokaenUoMbew, Great Qo(ieiby,Orantham
{Jaoqw John, Fidateiw, Louth i . .
•{Jarvlll ee«t'Kitby.cnm-Owodby, Htkt.Ran
{JarviU William, Kirton Lindsey B.&0
•{Jeltoy John Cook. Scothem, Lincoln
{Jelly T. King's mill.St.Feter's vale,8tamfonl
{Jessop & Sons, Drain side north, Beaton
{Jeasop Edwin, BUrbeck road, Boston
{Johnson Henry, Swinesliead, Spalding
•{KelseySamo^A Son,Morton mUlSiMorton-
by^Oalnabatoagh d: at Gainsborough
•Kent T. Waddlngham, Kirton LindseyB.S.0
{Kew Edward, Alkborongh, Doncaster
{Key Anderson, Olentworth, Lincoln
{Key. Richard. Bnrton-by-Llncoln, lincoln
•Keyivorth & Ca Brayford head & Com
exchange, Lincoln
{King Arthur Cowler, Uoulton, Spalding
King Joseph Henry, West atreet, Boum
{KingMr8.Thonias,Barrow haven,Barrow-On-
Hnmber
•{King Thos. Bobt. Glentham, Market Raaen
Kirk Benjamin, BIsay, Mumby, Alfoirl
{Klrkby Jn. Thos.Oiange mill, Vlceby Village
{Kirkland John Henry, Blyton Wind mill,
Blyton, Gainsborough
{Kirkland Mn. Sarah, Meesingham, Kirton
Lhidsey B.S.0
{Kitcbing Thew, Frisking, Boston
•{Kltching William Hy. Swinesbead.Spaldiog
{Ladd Hichatd, North Hykenham, Lincoln
•Lamb Samael, HecUngton, Sleaford
flrder Robert, Donington-on-Bain, Loutli
flATder Thomas, Donington-on-Bain, Louth
•{Lee John, Habroagh, lleeby
•{Lee John, White Gate bill, Oaistor
•LeTall Henry, Princess st. High St. Lincoln
{Leverton John, New York. Boston
*Lister Robert. BOsby, Alfoid
{Lockwood George, Amootts Doncaster
{Lockwood WlUdnson, Messingham, Kirton
Lindaw B.S.0
Long TTrub, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
•fLowe Charles Oonyen, Newstewl mills,
Ufflngton, Stamford
{Lowe WillUm, Billlnghoy, Sleaford
f Loweth Henry, Tattershall, Boston
{Maokman John, Wrawby, Brigg
tUaickrea John, Bopeley, Grantham
iMoger John Charles, Flnby, Spilsby
{Males Edward, Whaplode Drove, Feterboro'
MonhallW.&Sons, Victoria 8t.ntli.CTt.Giinsby
{Martin William, Butterwlck, Boston
•{MatthewsJohnA.H.SWaterMill rd.Hmcstle
{Maw Richard, 'Bpworth, Doncaetar
^Mawer Claphaqi, Sibsey, Boston
IMawer Thomas, Sibsey, Boston
•{Mawer William, Wragby
{Meaanies George, Hagworthingham, Spilsby
iMaasniea lasac, Oowbit road, Spalding
{Measures James, Harlaxton, Grantham
^Michael John Wm. Bametby-le-Wold R.&0
•{MilsenOeo, Ferrilyid. Barton-on-Humber
tMltton William, Digby, Lincoln
{Mitton William, Scopvtick, Lincoln
{Moyer S.B(mian bank,Long Sutton, Wisbech
{Moason Wm. John,Cbapelgate,GedueT R.S,0
{Musaon 'Joseph, Minting, Horncastle
{Myers Mrs.S. A.New Leake, Eastville,Boaton
{Naah Joseph, Heckington, Sleaford
{Nash Joseph, jnn, Heckington, Sleaford
•Ne'aon Edward, Bardnev, Lincoln
•NethercliftJas.Hibbanl,CaltstorwtlLGmthm
•{Newman John Wm.Bowser,Martln,Lincoln
{Xewum Rt.Hibald8tow,KirtonLiudBeyR.&.0
•Nicholson & Birkett, Kirton Lindsey B.&a
{Nixon Samuel, Ropsley, Grantham
{Northing William, Corringham.Galnsboro'
;0gl<sby Jn.Hemswell, Kirton Lindsoy R.6.0
{Oldham J. Deeping St James. MarketDeeping
fOldham John, Langton-by-Homcastle
{Oxley Wm.Little Carringhara.Oainsboraugh
*0xley William, Surfleet, Spalding
•Pacy George Uenij-, Brayford head & Com
exchange, Lincoln
fPalne Mrs. John, Tallington, Stamford
{Parnell Chapman, Maltby-le-Manh, Alford
^Farr Thomas, Eagle, Newark
{ParaonsJohnMowbory, Borrington gtHolbdi
•{Feaiaon Robert. Stalllngborough, Ulceby
•Peel Brothers, Brayford wharf ; Waterside
south tt Com exchange, Lincoln
PerMnsJ.TongueEnd ml. Tongue end. Spldng
tHolmes Samuel, Great Humby, Somerton, ' Perkins Robert, W High atreet Spalding
Grantham {Picker John Lee, Wainfleet St. Mary R.S.0
{PIcksleyAlfd. Subscription mlU,8tnrtn.Lncln
Grantham
•{Hopkins John R. The Common, Spalding
•{Horry J. L. ft eoia. Little London mlua,
fltaolding com. Spalding ft at Holbeach
•{Horsfield Joel, Waterloo stMarket Raaen
{Houchin John, Sandtoft, Bclton, Doncaster
fMongbton John, Waddington, Lincoln
•Howdra Robert, South Kelsev, Calstor
■fHoTles Henry, Ooxhlll, Hull
{Hoyles Joseph. Friskney, Boston
{Hudson Rd. Wm. Baston, Market Deeping
Hudson Riod. Wm. Langtoft.Market Deepiiig
fHiidson WflUam, South street Boum
XHunt Edward, ijuighton, Oalnsboraugh
{Hunt John, Wootton mill, Wootton, Uloeby
l^ckwell Thomas, Horbling, Falkingham
{Pindar Robert, Fulsby. Tumby. Boston
{Pindar William, Oarthorpe, Goole
•Plowman Geo. Wm. Moulton Chapel. Spalding
{Poroas Tom, Broughton. Brigg
{Pottag« Charles, North Thoresby, Ixiuth
Pratt John William, Laceby, Great Grimsby
{Banaon James Tboa.Thoraton-le-Fen, Baston
{Reeaon Reynolda, Kirton end, Kirton, Boston
{Rhoadea George, Sibsey, Boston
{Rtmmington John,Billlngboro', Falkingham
{RIppon DavidTrimn*U,Donington, Spalding
{Rlppon Edwin, Donington, Spalding
MIL 827
•Roberts Wm, ft Son, BaOmur.stftion. Com
exchange ft Bull ring, ttorncastle; ft^t
Lincoln
RoberU Charles (B.HiU,DWi.),WeBt st. Bourn
{RobhUonBee,Ha)aIdstow,Krtn.Lndsy. R.S.0
{Robinson Olsirk, Lndford, Market Knsen
{Roblnsoa Mrs. Dorcas, Baxby mill,.Saxby
AU Saints, Hull
{Robinson Edward, Scortho, Oreat Grimsby
{Robinson George, Boothby, Lincoln
{Robtnaon George, Navenby, Omnthom
TRoblnson Mrs. Mary, Sedgel)rook,Gnuitham
Robinson Simon M. Burgh-on-Bain, Loath
•{Roe Robert, Heighington, Lincoln
{Rogers Henry, Ooxhlll, Hull
RoUieon Samael, Pepper Gowt, Boston
Rose George, Spalding Marsh. Spalding
{Rose Henry, Langton St Andrews Homcstle
{RowbothamJsph.LongBenningtou.Gronthm
•{Rowe John William, Nattleham, Lincoln
•{Rowley C. Raisbeck, South Ranceby,Sleafrd
•Rudgard Richard, Brayford side & Corn
exchange, Lincoln
{Ruraon Michael, Ingliam, Lincoln
{Ryder John, Foaton, Grantham
;H.Tlatt Thomas, West street, Alford
{Salter Charles, Potter Honwortli, Lincoln
fSandersonaHndds mill, Ufflngton r<1.Stmtrd
{Saunderson Walter Jaa. Waltham,Gt.GrimHby
{SellersJamaa,Northgate, Pinchbeck. Spalding
{Sellers J.Slato mill ft Harrowby ml. Omthm
ShUcock Rt James ft Son, North street, Bonrn
{Shilcock Robert, South Witham, Gmntham
Short MrsiMary Ann, Binbrooke, Market Ran
{Shaw Frederick, Little Steeping. Spilsby
SlndalrWni.ftCo.Dogdvke.BostonftNewYork
Bivell John, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Sleight George, Bast Halton, Ulceby
•{Smith Andrew D.MiddleBa8en,MarketRasn
•{Smith Edwin, Orasby, Cotstor
{Smith Richard. Cariby, Stamford
"{Smith TheophUns, Whaplode, Spalding
•Smith William, Albert street Oreat Grimsby
ISmithsonRobertiSaltlleetbyAll Saints,Louth
{Snell Rupert Kirton Lindsey R.&0
{Bommerfleld John Thomaa. Dyke, Boom
•{South John Edward, Billing!iay> Sleaford
{Speed John, Uomby, Alford
•{Spilman James, Mevingham, Kirton Lindsey
{S^man Thomas, Whitton, Doncaster
{Sqnire John, Banby, Wragby
{Squhrea CharleaEdward ft Walter,Bronghton
mills, Leadenham, Grantham
{Stephenson John Chapman, Friskney, Boston
{Stothard Joseph, Horslngton, Hanica»tle
{Sturton Farmers' Subscription Mill
(Alfred Picksley, miller), Sturton, Lincoto
tSurfleet Josepli, Tealb.T, Market Raaen
fSnrfleet Walter, Ingham, Lincoln
tSwallow WilllamFredk.Barrowby,6rantham
{Taylor JeffaiT, Eagle, Newark
fTaylor Joseph, Wilatord, Stamford
fTeeadale John, Crow Tree lane, Louth
{Tenney William, North Kelaey, Brigg
{ThompaonF.Normanby-by-Spital,MarktBsn
{Thompaon Henry, Sooth Eyme, Sleaford
{Thompaon John, Spilsby road, Boston
{Thompson Joseph, Woolathorpe, Grantliam
{Thompson Thomaa, Bpworth, Doncaster
{TliorpeEdward,Faldingworth,Market Rosen
fThorpe John, Stamford road,Market Deepng
Tlokler Fred, Withera, Alford
{TodkUl Joeeph, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
{Tomlin J.Deeping St Jamea.Maifeet Deeping
Tomlinaon Jamea, Ulceby Village
•{Tomlinson James, Ulceby Village
Toplias John, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
•Topbam T. 38 Bastgate ft Holmea hi. Louth
{Topham Wm.MIll rd.Cleelhorpes,GtGrmBby
*Toul8bn Charles, Hongh-on-the-HIlI. Omthm
{Treadgold Robert Marston, Grantham A
at Hougham
{TrevorJohn.Waithe mill.Waithe,GtGnnsby
Trolove John Shaw, Ketsby, Alford
{Turner Jamea, 4 South gate, Sleafor.l
•Tuxford Brothers, 21 Market place, Bot,ton
{Twell WUIiam, Seaeud, Moulton, Spalding
•{Varlow ft Blanchards, Bardney, Lincoln
•{Veasey ft Holmes, Louth rd. Homcaotle
{Vinter Eueebios, Wildmore. Coningsby.Bstn
WalkerOeo.TheBeeches,Sntton Bridge, Wsbcb
{Walker John Thomas, Drove end, Wisbech
{Ward WUliam,NorthFortyFoot banfc,Bnston
{Watkinson Wm. New Bollngbroke, Boston
^Watson Richard, Holbeach hum. Holbeach
{Watson Walls JelTn!ys,WoolsthDrpe,GmtluD
{Watson William, Coningsby, Boston
•{Webster Samuel Geo. Water mill. Caistor
{Welgbtman William, Aubourn, Lincoln
*Weightman William, Wragby
^Weightman Wm. Bowler, Oseby, Grantham
{Whentman John, North Hykeham, Lincoln
{Whitton John Capp, Burton road, Lincoln
IWhltworth William, Leake, Boston
tWIlkinson (]harlesThomas,Aswardbr. Spilsby
{Wilkinson John. Haxe.v, Bawtrv
{Wilkinson William, Kirton. Boston
{Williamson J.ftT.Huithorpe, Morton, Boum
•{WHlaonHiomas, Huttoft, Alford
{Wil8onFk.(;ovenham8t Bortholomew.'Louth
•WUaon Jamea,Steam mill, Crowle. Doncaster
Digitized by Vj' <J V^' V IC
828 MIL
UlLLEBS — contlnaed.
fWilaon Jamw Amat, Umlb^, Uarkat Baaen
•^Wilson Robert John, 128 Eutgate; mill,
Homcastle road, Louth
•;WiBeinanBobert,SonthKllliiighoIin«,TTloeb.T
•IWiwman Robert, Uloeb; ViUage
tWool John, Atterbj, Klrton Llndn^
Woo<l Samuel, FaliUngwortli, Market Raaen
;Woodall Hobert, Mill laue, Lincoln
fWoodsG.Mantliorpe mill, Man tborpe,nmthm
J Woods G en. Harrv, Sutton St. James, Wi»bec)i
tWoodvard Kredk. S. 01dBolingbroke,Spllsbjr
;Woolfitt William, Branaton, Lincoln
tWorsdall Henry, Baumber, Homcaatle
lWor»Iell Mrs. George, WaddinRton, Lincoln
•JWray John, Barnetby-le-Wold B.S.0
Young Thomas, Kirkbj green, Lincoln
UIliIiINEBS A DBESS
KAKSBS.
Adams Mrs. Annie, 81 Church 8t.G t. Grimsby
Adams Mini ElitlLiS WUUngham st. Weelsby,
Gt. Grimsby
Agutter Mrs Kllen, Gosterton, S|nldlng
Aldom Mrs. Sarali, Cambridge stCleethorpee,
Great Grimsby
Aldridge Misses Sarah Ann Etelds & Alice,
Market street, Sleaford
Algsr Misses Emma & Louisa, Seeping St.
James, Market Deeping
Allen Mre. Lydia, S6 James street, Louth
Allen Mrs. Mary Ann, Welboum, Grantham
.\nderson Miss Ann, 4 Bamsgate, Louth
Arden Miss Eliia, 38 Waterside south, Lincoln
Armstrong Mrs. Elizabeth, 79 OuUdford st.
New Olee, Great Grimsby
Anristrong John Henry, 182 & 184 Cleethorpe
road. Great Grimsby
Arnold Mrs. Matilda. West street. Bourn
AsbliugMissCharlotte,84 Carholme rd. Lincoln
Asliton Miss Betsey, t Cbeqnergate, Loath
AudlssMrs. .MaryJane,34 Wood st.Ut.Grimsby
Bailey Miss Ada Eliiabeth,3S Tower St. Boston ! Fowler Miss Jane, 110 Carholme rd. Unadn
Bailey Mrs.£.AMiss S.Deaasgate, GbGrimsby I Fox Charles Jamce, The Terrace, gpttsby
Balnbrldge Geo. & Sons, 234, 236 & 236 High 'Fox Mn. Naomi, 18 Wormgate, BoMon
street, Lincoln. See adTcrtlsement Freeman Benj. Market pL LongSutton, Wisbch
Bannister Miss Annie, 301 High St. Lincoln Freshney M s. Eliza, 11 Lee street, Louth
BarberMrs.S.J.114Victoria8t.wo.Qt.Grimsby Frow Hiss Emma, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Barker Mm Mary. 30 Motherby lane, Lincoln Godd Mn. Mary Elizh. Church st. MarketBasn
BamettlMiHiSarah, 33 St. Petar'ssLBtamford Gamer Mln Sarah Ann, Sonthgats, Sleaford
Barratt Miss Ann, 41 Bigby street, Brigg | Gill Miss Mary Ann, 10 North st. Homcaatle
Baxter.VlssAnnieM.Narthend, Crowle.Dncstr Rlew Misses Sarah M. & A.Righ st. Caistor
BealMissRebecca, Wutst,Orowland,Peterboro' ; Glover George, SO Wrawby street, Brigg
Bednoll Mn. Elizabeth, M Monaon at. Lincoln Glover Miss Mary Jane, 43 Wrawby st. Brigg
Bee Mre. Ellih. Wllllngham nl. Market Basen Oodamark Albed, 24 Market place, Lonth
Beech Mrs. Elizabeth, 44 Kidgate, Louth IGoodson Misses Mary Aim & Sarah, 77 Com
Bell Miss Fanny MorLo, Spitat ter. Galnsboro' I merclal road, Grantham
Bennett Mn. Elizabeth & Wilkinson Miss Gonldthorp Tom, Market la.Barton-on-Hmbr
Mary, 68 Wliarf road, Onmtliam {Green Miss Elizh. 4'i Bycroft st. Grantham
Benstaad Misses M. & H. Westgate, Bleatord | Green Miss M. J. 8 Vine sL Monks rd,Linaln
Benton Miss A. 33 Newmarket st. Ot. Grimsby , Greethara Mis. Louisa, 3:Brook st. Orantliam
Bilton Mrs. S. Deeping St. James,Market Dpng Gregory MissesAbraib Elizh. 38Silver Bt.Lincln
LINCOLNSHIfiE.
Coope Miss Harteit L 6 Waterside nth. Llnoln
Conlson Misne E.& U.Baston,MarketDeeping
Coulaon James Hemr, New street, Sleaford
Conpland Miss MahiJa Brand, Fan St. Boston
CoTiU Miss Grace, Tettord, Homcaatle
Cragg Mrs. Sarah, Caythorpe, Grantham
Credland Mrs.B.8cotter,Klrton LlndaeyB.8.0
Crowe Urs. Susannah, Hemawell, Kirton
Undaey B.S.U
Cummins Mrs. Sarali, 9 Maude si,Gt.Giimaby
Curtis Miss Maria, 58 Double st. Spalding
DalesG.3 Market Hall antran()e,Marketp1.Lth
Dawson Miss EUiabeth, 23 South St Mary's
gate, Gt. Grimsby
Dawson Mrs. R. Buivh-in-the-Manh R.ao
Day Miss Mary, 34 High street, Stamford
DesForgesMisses M. A. E. & 8. J. 7 Southgate,
SleafonI
Dilllnger Mrs. W. 26 Chantry la. Ot.Grimsbr
Dlx Mrs. Elizh. 18 Albert st Gt Grimsby
Dobson Mrs. Ann, 62 Newmarket, Louth
Dobson MikE. North Somercotes,GtGriin8by
Dobson Miss Naomi, 119 High street Boston
Donner Miss Martlia, 85 James street, Louth
Dnncum Miss Sarah, 41 Union street, Louth
Edlington Mias Annie, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Elsam Mrs, Frances, Douington, Spalding
Emeraon Miss Mary Ann, 14 Charles st Louth
Emerson Mrs. Rebecca, 82 James st Louth
Enderby Mrs. Fanny, Waltham, Gt Grimsby
Eve James, High street, Spilsby
Eviaon Mrs. Lucy, 39 Hed Lion st Boston
Ewen Mils Annie, 12 Ironmonger st Stamford
Focey Mnw Han-let, 83 Hit<h street, Lincoln
Featheratone Mias Elizh. Heckington,Sleaford
Fisher Miss Amelia, 249 High street, Lincoln
P^isher Clement Henry, 43 Silver st Lincoln
Flaxlngton Mrs. Anne, 141 Cleethorpe rd.
Great Ormsby
Flear Miss Maria, 18 Bamsgate, Lonth
Fremming Mrs. Sarah Jane, Woldeck stLincln
Flint Jitn. Thomas, 33 Silver street, Lincoln
FosterMisaesJane & Ruth, 33 BedLion stBstn
[kbllt's
Blakie Miss Sarah, East Kirkby, Spilsby
Bhikelock .Mn. I^ttla, 33 Kidgate, Louth
Blow Miaa Han. 17EaatMarshatGtGrimBby
BonningtonMi%Eliialieth,Honemrkt. Caistr
Bontoft Misa Charlotte, 18 Bank st Boston
Booth MisaesMory & Elllh.126 WestatBoston
Booth Mn. Jane, Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Boothby Mrs. Mary, 94 High street, Boston
Borrows Miss Mary Ann, 4 Staunton st Lnclu
Bowles Mrs. John, Billinghay, Sleaford
Brady Robt Hy. & Son, 18 Market pi. Louth
Brear Mn. Jane, West Ashby, Homcastle
Broadhunt Mrt. Mary, 106 High st Lincoln
Brooks Mias Annie, Hdghington, Lincoln
Brothwell Mrs. Fdlly, 25 Crescent, Spalding
Bronghton Miss Eliza, Kirton Lindsay R.S.0
Brown Mn. Hannah, 09 James street, Louth
Brown Miss Isabella, 4 Gloucester ter. Louth
Brown Mn. Sarah, Market place, Wainfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Brumby MissMartha,Winteringham, Donoastr
Brumpton Misses Anna & Jane, 40 Frahney
street Great Grimaby
Bnrbank Mrs. Mary, Church street. Boom
Burnett Ulaa Annie Louiaa, Biverhead, Louth
Burnett Mra. Sophia, 42 Tooiey at Gatnaboro'
Bnznud Mrs. Louisa, Market pL Market Dpng
Capon Miaa Emily, 29 Cross street, Lincoln
Garden Mrs. Elizh. Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Cave Mies Angelina, High street, Holbeach
Chamben A. & Co. 87 (late 63) & 68 High st.
Grantham
Chantry Mn. Sarah, 13 Silver stGainstiorough
Chapman Mn. Mary Han. Wiuterton, Brigg
Cbeales & Waldegreve, 8 Bridge st Spalding
Chefflns Mrs. Demoris, Hundleby, Spilaby
Chesman Miss Elizh. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Cladooatn Mn. Elizh. Buskington, Sleaford
Clark Miss Eliza, Corby, Grantham
Claxton Misa C. E. SO Kent st. Gt Grimsby
Cleaver Mn. Elizh. Market pi. Market Rasen
Clixby Mias, Kirton Lindsey B.ao
Cobb Mias Lucy. 3 Vine atreet, Grantham
Cdam Miss Mvy Ann. 5 Orealuun st Lincoln
Cidbeck Miss Mary, 6 Bamsgate, Lonth
Cola Miss Sarah Ann, OhorobatMarket Dpng
Cook & Garflt, West street Alford
Oook Miss Sorab, Ashby, Homcastle
Gresham Mrs. Jane, 10 Carr street, Lincoln
Hoinsworth Mias Buth, Deeping St. James,
Market Deeping
HallMissEmma,219 Cleethorpe nLOtOrimsby
HaU Miss Harriett 41 Upgate, Louth
Hall Mn. Jane, High at Barton-on-Humber
Hall Mias Mary, 11 North street, Hoincaatle
Hallam Miaa Ellen, Canwick rood, Lincoln
HallidayMiaaEiii«Ann,69 KentatOtGrimaby
HammonlRichd. Hart, The Tndor Stores, Old
Bolingbroke, Spilaby
Hare Mn Jane, Broadfleld atreet, Boaton
Harmston Mn. Ann, Ancaster, Grantham
Harness Mn. Lucy, South end, Alford
Harrison Mrs.Ann, Waterloo st Market Baaen
Harrison MisBS.lfi Vine st Monks rd.Lincoln
Harrison Miaa M. J.39 BaTgholme nLIincoln
HarveyMiaaMaryAnii,8iHolles at.GtGrimaby
Harvey Miaa Mary Jane, 21 Trinity la. Louth
Hoaaell Mrs. Fanny, High at Blllingborongh,
Falkingliam
Hawbrooke Miaa Emily, 3 Spence at Spilaby
HawUng Mias Elizabeth, Church at Spilsby
Hawaon Mn. Mary A. 37 & 38 Eaatgate,Ix>nth
Haynes Frederick, 2 St Mary's st Stamford
Hazelby Miss Mary Ann, 7 Bath rw.Stamfotd
Head Mias Eleanor, Weet atreet, Bourn
Heane Frank & Ca 2 High atreet, Homcaatle
HioMnottom Mrs. Ellen, 8 Gray at Lincoln
Hidea Miaa EUen, Wragby
Hill Mrs. Kate, 83 Melville atreet Lincoln
HipUn Mn. Ann Elizb. 8 Red Uon atBoeton
Holhuid Misa Emma, W Bridge at Gainabon'
HoUingaworth Miaa Sarah, 169 Freeman at
Great Grimaby
Holmea Miaaes B. A E. Little Steeping. Spilaby
Horobin Thoa. C.MBrketpl.Crowle,Doncaater
Horton MissAnneElizh. Wide Bargate, Boston
Houlden Miss Betsy, Stickney, Boston
Howard Henry, 24 Watergate, Grantham
Howard Miss Jane, 1 Belchfoid, Homcaatle
Hunter Miss Lucy Ann, Bardney, Lincoln
Hunt Miss Margt32 Spital ter. Gainsborough
Ingham Mrs. Wragby
Jackson Mn. S. R. 74 High st Grantham
JeUey Gea 86 Viotoriast we. Ot Grimsby
Johnson Mrs. Eliza S. 14 Bank at Homcaatle
Johnaon Miaa Loaiaa,73Halbsaoh id. Spalding
Jahnaon Hin Mary, Tetf old, HomcaaUe
Jonea Mn. Mary Ana, 2 Gaonge st. Boatoa
Joplin Mn. Sarah, 4 Blaekftim at Btamfonl
Jnbb Mrs. Blixh. 23 Craaa at Gainabotongh
Kelly Miaa Catherine, Buskington, gleafoiii
Kemp P.22S King Edward stnth.Gt Gmuby
Kendall Mrs. My. A. lot Albert si.Gt.Gniuby
Kennington *: Oilb^rt (Miasra), 3 Stanley
place, Chelmaford atreet. Lincoln
Kettle Mn. Mary, 25 Manthorpe rd. Gnnthm
Kew Misa Annie, 8 Dispensary rd. Homcastle
Keyworth Miaa Emma, 47 Hungate. lincoln
Kidd Mrs. Marv, 40 New market, Louth
KiUiamMiues M. J.&E.A.3 ButclierystLncbi
King Mrs. Eliza, Kirton Lindsey B. 8.0
KirkbyMissesSL&E. Wainfleet All BainUB.S.0
Knight Miss Marion S. 7 Wateret. Oranttam
Lsder Miss Betsy Ann. 22 Bed Lion st Bottn
Laking Miss Annie, 6 Westgate, Lonth
Lamb William, 82 Bailgatr, Lincoln
Lawrence Mn. Ann, Newport, Lincoln
LavTence Mrs. Sarah J.9 Orantly.st.Granthm
Lee Mrs. Mary J. 35 Liqnorpond st. Boston
Lee Mn. Sarah Jane, 3 New road. Spalding
Lewarton Mrs. Alice. 89 Wharf rd. Qranthm
Lewis Hiss Eve, 11 New road. Spalding
Limblrd Hiss Jane, 1 Crescent, Spalding
Uster Hias Snsan, 51 HoUea st. Gt Grimsby
Locking Miaa Sarah Ann, 105 Willingbam
atreet Weelaby, Great Grimaby
I,ong Hias Ann, 12 Wrawby street. Brigg
Long Mn. Hary, 30 High atreet Boaton
Lord Mias Elizabeth, 25 Nortli at. Grantham
Lowden Miaa Sarah, Tetford, Homcastle
Lusby Hiss Charlotte, North street, Caistor
UcKerohar Alex, 286 & 287 High at Lincoln
Manning Mrs. Mary, 180 Victor street, Nia'
Clee, Great Grimaby
Mant Mrs. Emily, 76 Portland street, Lincoln
Marfleet Miaa Ellen, 11 Chequergate, Louth
Marshall HiasA.J.10Cleethorp rd.Ot6nnsfay
Marshall HisaRnth,2«KlotterRate,Ot.6r1nwby
Maaon.Symonda&Symands,'.!lMarkFt pLBrig«
Miller MisBCa E. & S. 4 North par. Grantham
Milla Misa Betay, Eh-ton Lindsey R.S.O
Mills Miaa Elizabeth, 7 St Botolph'a temre.
High street, Lincoln
Hllner Miaa S. 52 Victoria at we. GUGrmsbr
Mitchell Jamea A. 8 St John st Stamford
MltclieU Mias Bachell, 4 Victoria tenace.
Long Sntton, Wiahech
Moody Uiaa Emma, 34 Wood st at. arimsby
Moore Mrs. Eliza, Crt ti street Homcaatle
Morling Mn. Eliza, 17 Li'morpond at Boatn
Morria Thomas Jsph. 13 High st Qrantliam
Moesemeaner Mrs. J. G. 28 East at. Hroucstl
Morvinson Mrs. Sarah Jane, 32 Stanley street
New Clee, Great Grimaby
Naylor Miss Ann, Messingham, Kirton
Lindsey R.&0
Naylor Miss Rose A. 33 Kidgate. Lonth
Neal Miss Emma, Corporation rd. Gt-Gmuby
Needham Mn. Ann E. Bpworth, Doncaster
Needhom Hiv. Charlocte.tO Double st. Spldng
Newsome Miaa Mary, 5 Cross at. Gainaboro'
NorrU Miss Jane, IB Weatfleld street, Car-
holme road, Lincoln
Nortcliff Mrs. Ann, 9 Jamea atreet, Louth
O'Hare Mrs. Mary, 25 Welby atreet, Granthm
Ollvant Miss Ellxh. 5 Church Ia.Oaiiiaborongh
OUey Hias H. M. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Bmbr
Organer Edward, 7 Strait Bargate, Boaton
Oxtoby Hiss H. High at. Crowle, Doncaster
Poddiaon Misses .M. J. & H. W Kidgt Lantb
Palmer Mn. S. 14 Hall place. Spalding
Parish Mrs. Mary A. S Bank at Homcastle
Parker Mrs. John, Corby, Grantham
Parker Miss Lucy, 53 Main ridga, Boaton
Parker Mias Martha, 6 Charles street, Clee-
thorpea. Great Grimsby
Parkin MiasS.40xfordst.NewClee,Ot.Or>mby
Parkinson Mrs. Mary, 23 Swinegate,6ranthm
Pearson Mrs. Elizh. 82 Kent at Ot arimaby
Peanon Mrs. Emma, 13 Bath row. Stamfoaxl
Pearson Miss Mary, High street, Holbeach
Pegg Jamea, Market pi. L'-ug Suttn. Wisbch
Pepper Mrs. Sarah,S^pentine at MarketBsB
Pickwell Miaa Annie, 15 Pelham street. New
Clee, Great Grimaby •
Finder Mrs. A. W. 80 Church at. Qainaboro'
Piper Mrs. Fanny, 108 Upgate, Lnnth
Plant Hiaa Frances, Baek lane, Spilaby
Plaakett Ulaa EUsh. 17 Trallope st Uncoln
Flowilght Miaa Ann M.iHalfleet,MarkrtDpng
Pogson Mrs. 8. Bebecca, Welboum, Oranthm
Poole & Sons, Crowle, Doncaater
Post Mrs. Suaannah, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
Potter Samuel, 30 High street, Stamford
Procter Mrs. Frances, 33 High st. Qraatham
Banahaw Mrs. Anne, 25 Mareham rd.Hmcstl
Battenbnry Miaa S. E. Balton road, Bpilaby
Bawdon Miaa Jane, Digby, Lincoln
Bawaon Mra. EUzabeth, 24 West st. Horncatl
BaWBon Miaa Sarah, 3 Norman i>l. Uncoln
Bayner Arthur Kennia, Market pi. SpDsby
Reed Mra. Emma, High st Market Dee|4ng
Reed Miaa Mary Jane, 6) AaweU la. Lootli
Rickett Miaa Chorlotta, Ancaater, Gcaatliam
Rickett Miaa Hary Ann, Aneaatar, Qiantbam
RiggaU Mias Mary Ann. 29 North at. loath
Riley Mn. Catherine, 16 Maiden la. Stamlrd
Digi
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TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Bimmliigton Hte E. 16 High St. OranUun
Bingham Mines Rebecca & Barah Alloc,
Rose villa. North road, Boum
Roberts Mr». Ellia, Weatgate, gleaf oid
RobiiMonMiases E.iSe S.A.ColBterwth.Onithin
RocMejr Mies Mary. 2 Motherby hllU Lincoln
Rush MlB.Mar>' AnD,6lQbrooke, MarketBasn
Rushby Mis. Charlotte. 4 Kew market, Louth
Bchrimshaw Miss Ellzh. Church Et.MarktSsn
Scrimshaw Mrs. Mary, Middle Ban.MarketRsn
Seaton Miss Eliih. 73 Canwick rd. Lincoln
Shardlow Mrs. Mary Ann, Yauxhall road,
SUrbeck, Boston
Sharp Miss Sarah, 33 East street, Homcaatle
Sliort Mrs. Sarah Ann, 13 The Park, Lincoln
Slmms Misses Susan & S. 33 Carr st. Lincoln
Simons Miss B. 78 Greyst. Burton Bt.Lincolu
Simons Miss Elizabeth', &1 James st. Lonth
Simons Miss Elltabeth, 131 New markt. Lonth
Simpson Mrs. Ann, 109 Orantley sUGranthm
Smith Miss Betsy, S2 Aswell lane, Louth
Smitli Miss Catherine, DO Wrawby st. Brigg
Smith Miss Elizabeth, Market place, Calstor
Smith Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 West bight, Lincoln
Smith Menry, 86 Eastgate, Louth
Smitli Miss Martha. A3 Main ridge, Boston
Smith Mrs. Mar}-, King street, Boston
Smith Miss Mary Ann, 6 CasUo hill, Lincoln
Smith MissMary A.131Church st.at.arimsby
Smith Miss Susan, South park, Lincoln
Snell Thomas, 268 Victoria st.sth.aLarmsby
Southern Miss Emma, 134 High st. Lincoln
Stainton Hiss Klizh. 8 Trinity la. Louth
Stamp Mrs. Milllcent, lA'New market, Louth
Stowe Miss Mary A. Messingham, Kirton
Lindsey n.S.0
Straw-son Miss Emma, 871), Upgate, Loath
Sumners Miss Caroline, 37 We!>t st. Boston
Sutton Miss Marion E. 3 Lee street, Louth
Swann Miss Ann, 4 Chelmsford st. Lincoln
Swann Miss Anne, 131 Eastgate, Louth
Swash Robert, 33 Sliver street, Gainsboro'
Swinton Miss J. Prie8tgt.Barton-on-Humber
Taylor Miss E. 194 Victoria ststh.Gt-Grmsby
Taylor Miss Frances, 4 Anchor St. Lincoln
Taylor Geo. Wm. 41 Silver street, Lincoln
Taylor Mrs. Mary A. 19 Dolphin la. Boston
Thacker Miss Margt. Bucknall, Horncastle
Thomas Mrs. Loui8a,Nth.end,Crowle,Doncstr
Tipper Miss EUzh. G. 30 Lindum rd.Lincoln
Toll Mrs. Sarah, S Monks road, Lincoln
Tomlnson Mrs. Mary, Rnskington, Sleaford
Topliss Samuel it Son,16 Mercer row, Louth
Tovey Mrs. Emma,lS St.Leonard's stStmfrd
Towns Mrs. |M. Chapelbrtdge, Long Sutton,
Wisbech
Toyne Mrs. Frances, 98 Wlllingham street,
Woelsby, Great Grimsby
Trafford Miss Susan, Prospect pi. Market Ran
Trevltt Mrs. Emma, Bargate, Boston
Trevor Mrs. Louisa 4 North st. Grantham
Tnck Misses Mathilda Prudence & Eva, t>8
West street, Horncastle
Tamer Misses S. & F. King st. Market Raaen
Turner Miss E. Waldeck st.Burtn rd.Lincoln
Tnrpln Miss Eliza, Billingboro', Falkingham
Vivian Miss Phoebe, ISlronmonger 8t.5tmfrd
Wade Miss M. A. East St. Wintertn. Doncstr
Walker Mrs. Sarah A, Chapel st. Calstor
Ward Miss Rebecca, Morton-by-Gainsboro'
Ward Mrs. Rebecca, Skirbeck, Boston
Warrell Mrs. S. 37 Spring st. Spalding
Waterfleld Richard, 16 Bridge st. Horncastle
Watts Miss Mary.Blllingboro', Falkingham
Weathers Miss E. 10 Albert st. Gt. Grimsby
Wells Miss K. J.North Somercotes,Qt.Ormsby
West (Miss Matilda) & Bransford(MlBa Kate),
18 St. Botolph's terrace. High St. Lincoln
Westoby Miss Jane, 7 Wlllingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Wharff Miss Emma, East Klrkby, Spilsby
Whattam Miss Charlotte. 2 Spencer st. Lncln
Whcatcrott Mrs. Elizah<<th, Stnrton, Lincoln
White Miss M. Ill Victoria st.Bth.Gt.Ormsby
Wigtall Mrs. Annie, 93 & 99 High st. Boston
Wigg BIrs. M.37 Duke st.NewClee,Gt.OrmBby
Wlldman Mrs. Selina, 11 George st. Lonth
Wilkinson Mies Caroline. Ancaster, Granthm
Wilkinson MIh Esther K. 61 Upgate, Louth
WilUamson Miss K.11 Commercial rd.Gmthm
WIUows Misses SophU & Louisa, High street.
Long Satton, Wisbech
Wilson Miss Maria, 17 Holmes lane, Loutli
Wilson Miss Mary, Belchford, Horncastle
Wilson Mrs. Mary, IS SU Michael's road.
New market, Louth
Winter Miss Elizabeth, Stickney, Boston
Winter James, Market place, Market Rasen
Winter Miss Marianne, 11 Emery la. Boston
Wlshear Mrs. Ann, 32 Chnrch st. Boston
Wood Miss Jane, !) MelvQle street, Lincoln
Wood Miss & A. 24 Carholme nl. Lincoln
Woodcock Miss Caroline Maud, 140 Halnton
street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Woolley Miss Maria, 22 Queen st. Horncastle
Wormal Mrs. M.Ann, 31 Grantham '<t i,ln in
Wr1$rhtMlssesB.<feE.A. 81Cmmercl.rd.Gmthm
Wright Mrs. Mary, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Young Misses Ann * H. 68 High st. Boston
YoaugMisslMbella,Bargh.ln-tlie-MaishR.B.O
YoongerMmKHlgh st.BUlingboro',FUcaghm
UNCOLNBHIRE.
]ai.I.WBIOHTS.
AtUn Saml. S. Cross Keys yd. Eastgt.Sleafrd
CottingbamEdwd.Scotter,Klrtn.LindsyR.ao
Cottingham Jsph, Middle Rasen, Market Rsn
Goxon William, Brant Broughton, Ne^«'ark
Darby William, Donington, Spalding
DuckerlngCbas.(millstone builder), Waterside
north & Rosemary land, Lincoln. See advt
Edlington John Butler & Thomas, Phoenix
iron works. Lea road, Gainsborough
Fletcher Thomas & John, Newport iron
works, Winterton, Doncastcr
Foster WilUam & Co. Lim.^ Wellington
foundry, Waterside north, Lincoln
Gibson Samuel A Co. Mabel foundry. Fleet-
gate & High St. Barton .on-Hnibr. See odvt
Hall George B. West Theddletliorpe, Alford
Hett C. L. Ancholme fndry. Bridge st. Brigg
Hill Hiram, 3arrow-on-Humber
Hooghton W. & Co. Holme st. Gt. Grimsby
Lill Asher, Roman bank, Spalding
Marahall, Sons & Co. Llm. Britannia iron
works, Gainsboroagh
Musgrave P. Wainfieet All Saints R.8.0
Quarmby Joseph, 12 Elwes street, Brigg
Qnipp Henry, Gas street, Lincoln
Reading WiUlam, HecUngton, Sleaford
Ruston, Proctor ie Co. Sheaf Iron works,
Waterside south, Lincoln
Sanderson J. New Bridge Hill iron wrks. Lth
Smith James Baker.Drain side north, Boston
Spight John William Si Co. Victoria iron
works, Brigg. See ailvert
Stanger Joseph, Market pi. Market Deeping
Thompson Robert, Parsons lane, Alford
Wade Geo.Edwd.Fleetgate,Barton-on-Hambr
Wade Thos. East st. Winterton, Doncaster
Whiton Wm.Martin,01d Bolingbroke.Spilsby
UIlTBBAIi AOENT.
See Agent— Mineral.
HIinSBAI. -WATEB BTANUFB.
See Soda Water &c Manafactarers.
UOSELLBB.
Atkinson Gea 83 St. Leonard's st. Stamford
aCONTTMBNTAIi UASONS.
See Stone A Marble Masons.
XOBTAB UIItL KAVUFB.
Duckering Charles, Waterside north & Rose-
mary lane, Lincoln, gee advertisement
MOVZiDnra Hiiii.8.
See Sawing, Planing & Moulding Mills.
KOTTBNIVa WABEHOUSXiS.
Jabb Martin, George st. Barton-on-Humber.
See advertisement
Marshall & Bnelgrove, 10 to 20 Vcre st & 334
to S48 Oxford street, London tc
UTJVFISr BAKEBS.
See Bakers — Muffln.
XXTSBtTHS OF OTTBIOSITIBS.
Good Jabez, Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
Spikins Thomas, High street, Skegness
UTTSaBOOU OBOWEBS.
Vegetable Relish Co. (The), Matmore works,
Spalding
KTTSIC FBINTEB.
Williamson James, 290 High st. Lincoln
UXTSIC tt KTrSICAL INSTBTT-
KENT SEIiliEBS.
Barraolough John, Exchequergate, Lincoln
Bellamy Herbert Rlchatdson,Terrace,Spilshy
Bush Arthur Robert, Caxton Printing works.
Market place, Calstor
Clarke William. 30 High street, Grantham
Dobney Francis Richd. 28 High st. Boston
Enderby Edward, 11 Church street, Boston
Foster Wm. H. C. 29 & 37 Eastgate, Loath
Gait Albert, 13 ft 13 Old Market place.
Great Grimsby
Hannan Jasper, 8 Silver St. Galnsborongb
HUdred Brothers, 6 Market place, Boston
Hill & Co. 13 Vine street, Spalding
Hopkins Jn. Dlx, 39 Freeman st. Gt.Grimsby
Jackson Geo. Sc Son, 33 Market pi. Brigg
Jackson <& Parker, 10 Market place. Loath
Jackson Mrs. Eliza, 432 Sc 434 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Levsr Benjamin, 6 Hall pbioe, Spalding
London & Provincial Pianoforte Co. (Israel
Allison, man.), 99 Cleethoipe rd.New Clee,
Great Grimsby
M 1 r oseph, 91 Eastgate, Lontli
Uitchdl Thomas, High street, Holbeacb
Morris John T. West street, Boom
Morris Thos, Jsph. 13 High St. Grantham
Firka: George, Market place, Calstor
NEW 829
Pearce John ThoB. Uarket pUoe, Boum
Roberto Henry, Com Exchange arcade,
Lincoln. See advertiMment
Robinson Geoifre, S8 Market pi. & 3 SUver b(.
GrainBborougb. See adTertiwment
Rose William, 348 Higb street, Lincoln
Sampson Robert, 3 & 8 Market pi. Sleaford
See adTertisement
Scott Geo. 9 St. Benedict's square, Lincoln
Watklnson Hy. Hall pi. Spalding. Bee advert
Wells Jsph. Higb st. Winterton. Doncaster
Wblpham Weyllandt, Sonth bridge, Alford
Wlifte William, 78 Lnmley road, Skegness ;
& 10 \V1iarf road, Grantham
Winter Richd.High Bt.Long Satton, Wisbech
Wood Chaa. 11 St. Martln*8,Hlgb st. Stamford
snrsiOAX. box kakbb.
Paillard, Vaucher & Co. 62 Holbon vlalnct,
London e.c
MUSIOAIi IKSTBTTUENr KA.
Hessler Marten faccordians), 3d3 A'lctorla st.
north, Great Grimsby
UTJSTABD UAKITFAOTJBS.
Champion & Co. Lim. corner of Old street &
City road, London e c
NAIIi KAKSBS.
Buttery Thomas, 273 High street, Lincoln
Jack&on Zachariati, North street, Stamford
Lee Edward, 68 Westgato, Grantham
Martin John & Son, 7 High st. & Elmer's St.
works, Grantham
Martin sfohn, South bridge, Alford
Scarborougli Wm. Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Shaw Thos. 25 St. Lawrence st. Horncastle
Wheeler John {ictvught), Hurton*8 yard,
Mercer row, Louth
KAPHXHA KANUFACTUBS.
Wilson C. & Son, New Bridge hill, Louth
NATUBAXISTS.
See Bird & Animal Preservers.
NATTTICAIi INSTBUMBMT VA.
Olen Ole Theod. Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
NBT ft NBTTINaMAKEBS.
See Fishing Net Mas.; also Sheep NettlngMa.
NEWS AO-ENTS ft VSin)OB3.
Ball Samnel. New Frodlnghara, Doncaster
Blow John, 66 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Bray Jsph. Richd. 23Water8ide north,LincoIn
Burditt Thomas Henry, 2 Mercer row, Loutli
Burnett M. 134 Cleethorpe rd. GU Grimsby
Bush Arthnr Robert, Caxton Printing works,
Market place, Calstor
Cook Wm. Bull Ring lane. Great Grimsby
EUey >[rs. Margaret, 63 High street, Lincoln
Flear Curtis, S3 Monson street, Lincoln
Foster Preston Geo. B3 Eastgate, Louth
Graham R. M. 27HVIctoria st.8tli.Gt.Grimsby
Green Mrs. Ann, 31 Watergate, Grantham
Hailiwell Edwin, 4 New market, Lincoln
Hemsworth Geo. 24 New market, Lincoln
Hickman William, 15 Oxford st. New Clee.
Great Grimsby
Jackson Geor^ Sl Son, 38 Market pi. Brigg
Jackson & Parker, 19 Market place, Louth
Jackson Wm. lfJ2Victoria st. sth.Gt.GriroBby
JoU Watson, IS Bull ring, HoracoKtle
Lewis Tho^ Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Mawer Joseph, 91 Eastgate, Louth
Morton Wm. K. 37 High st. Horncastle
Parker George, Market place, Caistor
Pearce John Thomas, Market place, Boum
RuBseU William, Gosberton, Spalding
Rntledge George, 18 Waterside nth. Lincoln
Salter WiUlazn Ttios. 07 West st. Boston
SeUman Jn. 394 Victoria st. nth. Gt. Grimsby
Spicw Henry, 37 Market pi. Gainsborough
Tupholme Jn. Gildon, 20 Mercer row, Loutli
Watkinson Hy. Hall pi. Spalding. See advert
Wells Jsph. High st Winterton, Doncaster
Westoby James, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Wblpham Weyllandt, South bridge, Alford
Whittaker Richardson Wm.39dKingEdward st.
north, Great Qrlmsbj
KBWSPAFEBS.
Boston Gazette (Henry Farrow, proprietor &
pnbUsher), published frl. & sat. 28 & 39
Market place, Boston
Boston Guardian (Joseph Cooke.proprietor it
publisher), publlslied fri.94 West stBoston
See advert
Boston Independent (Ingamells & Beanlah,
proprietors), pnbU^ed fridays & sat. 10
Stanbow lane, Boston. See advert
Crowle Advertiser (Richd. Wood, printer St
proprietor), published on fddays, High st
Crowle, Doncaster
Sastem Morning ^ Ex|nren News Office (of
Hull) (J. Colton Jflpson, representative),
0 Oleethorpe road, GreatGrimsby. Seeadv ^
Digitized by VjUU^IC
<8S0 NEW
- VKWEJV^JeSBft-opDtliiiied.
Grantham Joamal (Hy. Becrltt, proprietor,
publisher & priBfter), puWsbed sat. ; ofDcOf
4fi Hlffh street^ Gndithain
GranthamTimee ^Soath LincolnabireGazette^
(KdwcLUy.RuBOoe, proprietor dpubllaber),
published (ri. -ftftemaon for eat. 70 Loodon
road, Grantham. See adrertiMmeut
GrUntby B6b»< AUNfl U. Cook, proprietor),
pubUebed wcd.'S6^ freeman «t.Gt. Grimsby
Grimebj News (Grimiby Ner«'9paper Fiinting
& PubUabiog' Co. ZJul pubtwien & pro-
prietors) fA. Wlndte, mui')f pabllsliedfri.
{td Victoria sb. west. Great Grimsby
Grimsby Obeerrer Newspaper Office (Georse
K. Nutt proprietor) (pabUshed wed.), 77
Cleethorpe road. Great Grimsby
Grimsby Times (Alfred H. Cook, proprietr.),
gablished, sat. ; offlcei 2Q^ JTreemau street,
reat Griissby
Hull & Lincolnshire Times (Tomlinson &
Crowdcr), paUlsfaed satnrday, George st.
Barton<o&-Humber See advertisenieut
lincoln Dally NewB(Frank WLftc, proprietor
Soml. Ward, printer & publislier, G ullcUioll
sb'eet, Line^
Lincoln Gazette & Times(Hy.Bdwd.Cou!taiiB,
proprietor & pnblislier), pabllshed tti. St.
Benedict square, Lincoln
Lincoln, Rutland & 6(ainford Mercnr}' (The)
(W'm. Barton, publisher), G2 High street,
Stamford ; published every thurs. night for
fri. r& Wm.Geo.Burcombe,reprpBentatiTe),
8 Corn Exchange arcade, Uncoln. See advt
Lincolnshire, Boston & Bpal^lng Free FresB
(Hy. Watkinson, publisher), publlsheil on
tuesdays, Hall place, Spalding. See advt rt
Linco]nshireChronicle(LlncolnslilreChronii. !e
Co.Lini.; pub.tne&frl.&Bat.),High etLncJi
Lincolnshire Echo (Fk.Wm. Brogden, printer
d: publisher ; pub. wed.),36 Kastgate, Louth
Lincoluslilre Herald (Hy. Parrow, proprietor
& pnhllsher), published mon. & tues, 3S ic
29 Market place, Boston
Louth &XorthLlncolushire Ad Tcrtiserf trustee
of Wm. A. Larder, proprietor & publisher ;
pub. frl). 20 Eostgate, Louth, bee advert
Louth Times & Mablethorpe & Sutton Adver-
tiser (Edward Heur}' Auscoe, proprietor ;
pub. sat.), 13& Eastgate, Louth. See advert
Market Rasen Weekly Mail (Thomas Hulme
Whlttinghajn,prlnt«r,proprietwj& pubohr.;
pnhlished sat. Queen st. Market Rns^eu
Nottingham Guardian & Evening Post (Hy.
Harris, agent), 2 St. Mary st. Lincoln
Retford, Worksop, Isle of Axholme & (Jains-
burgh News (Chas. Oaldicott, proprietor,
printer & publisher), published frlday, 8'J
Market pi. Gainsborough. Sec advert
Skegness, Spilsby, Alford, Walnfleet, Burgh.
Chapel 6t East Lincolnsliire Herald (John
Avery, manager), published fri. Komau
bank, Skegness
Sleaf ord Gajiette & South Llnoolnsblre Adret -
tiser (Rt.Bampson, proprietor & pnblishr.),
pub. Ba£.2dE3Market pL Sleafrd. Sec advert
Sleaf ord Journal (Wm. Walsb, proprietor &
publisherj, pub. fri. Southgate, Sleafonl
Spulrling Gnnrdian(Frank Rldlington, agent),
pnb.atBoston,frl.Ha]lpl.Spaldlttg. Sec advt
Stamford <b Rutland Guaidian (Hayues <Sc
Son, publisliers & proprietors ; published on
thurs. night for fri.)* 29 St. Peter's itreet,
Stamford. See advertisement
KEWBFAPEB BEPOBTEBS.
Burton G. H. Markby cot.Tinwell rd.Strafrd
Dale Wm. G. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Hnmber
Fairbank George, 36 Wrawby street, Brigg
Gent John, 41 Lincoln road, Homcastle
Lyuc <Si Son, 8 Wef*tgate, G rantham
Guzman Wm. H. Bleak ho. Lea rd.Gain!)boro'
Rookcfl Henry, 4 Adelaide street, Stamford
SiniutMMi Justin, 13 Burghlcy la. Stamford
Tavl-jr Charles, Crow Garth, Gainsborough
A\l.il>ham WeylUndt, South bridge, Alford
NOTABIBS -FUBLIO.
Grange William, West St. Mary's gate & 28
Cleethorpe road, Great Grlmwy
ileffiitt Walter Frederic, Hlghst. Barton-OD-
linmber ; & at Hull
Mountain Thos. Betlilelicm st. Gt. Grimsby
Parkin AlfTe*!, Epworth, Doncaster
btephensoo & Mountain, Bethlehem street.
Great Grimsby
Swan John, Silver street, Lincoln
NUBSBBTMBN ft SEEDSKBN.
See also Florists.
Marked thus f are Jobbing Gardeners.
Algiu* William, Church st. Market Deeping
Allen John, Nortti street, Bourn
Arnold Robert, Star lane, Bourn
Baker Richard, Metheriugham. Lincoln
Broadley Jn. The Yiueyard,Orimoldhy,Louth
Brooks Mrs. £. Market pl.LougSuttou.\Visbch
Brown Wm. &. Jo^. u6 High sU Stamford
tBrumQeld John, Heckington, Sleafrad
tCart Edward, Heckington. Sleaford
Cave Mrs. Mary Ann, 17 31arket pL Spoldibg
LINCOLNSRIBi:.
Clark Jn. ^ ta, Bullxbiet Gt prbnsby
tClark Jonli, Keelby, Ulcelqr
Clarke Geo. Marah. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Cocking Charles Vessey, Orby, Burgh-in-the-
Marsh R.S.0
Cocks William, Donington, Spalding
tCole John, Halfleet, Market Deeping
Cole Jn.Wm.Hollj' nnrsery.Hundloby.Spnsby
Colehrook CHeneage st. Weel«by,Ot.Grlmsby
Council Jn. Wm. M Church st.Gafnsborongh
Coultan Thomas, fil Aswell lane, Louth
Crowder William, Thimbleby, Homcastle &
14 High stieet, Homcastle
(^mst Richard, Jan. Cowblt road, Spaldfog-
Dinnifl Richard, Market place, Alford
Dixon John Efcberington, 21 & 23 Lord Bt
Gainsborough
Dolby Thns. B.Hope nunery,NorfolkBt.Bo8tn
Ducker John, jun. Haxey, Bawtiy
Dnckering Alfd. East Barkwith, Wzagby
fEdson Wm. 3 Elmer st. south, Grantham
Emerson Wm. Chas. Makej', 420 High st
Lincoln ; nurseries at Bracebridge
Eno John, 54 Fydell street, Boston
fGood Geo. Ivy cot. Morton rd. Galnsboro*
fGooding Tlioe. Mablethorpe St Mar7,Alford
Gray George B. King st. Barton*on-Humber
Green George, Bull ring. Great Grimsby
tGreen William. Friesthorpe, Market Baeen
Haines John, Riseholme road, Lincoln
Hales William, t\ Wrawby street, Brigg
Hampton Edward, Kirton Lindsey R,8.0
Hampston Joseph, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Harris Daniel Gorham, Heckington, Sleaford
Har8leyWm.G.Derrythorpe,Althorpe,Doncstr
Haywood James, Tealby, Market Rasen &
.Market place, Market Rasen
Hockney (3eorge, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Holmes Anthony, Bllllnghay, Sleaford
Huggins John, Newmarket & Woodhall Spa,
Homcastle
Huggins John, jun. Woodhall Spa, Homcstle
lUman John, Nettboham rood 4e Newmarket,
Lincoln
Jackson George, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Jackson Thomas, High street, Lincoln
James Jn. F.Marketpl.LongSutton.Wlsbech
Jaques Henry, Frodinghara, Doncaster
Johnson William Wade & Son, 0 Bridge
street & Spilsby rood, Skirbeck, Boston.
Bee advertisement ■
tJobnson George, Foston, Grantliam
King Fredk.Uetween333 & 334High stLlncoln
Lamb Robert, Caythorpe, Grantliam
tLarge Thomas, Church st. Market Deeping
Liglitou Ambrose, Frampton, Boston
Lindley Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Lunn John, Mabletiiorpe St. Mary, Alford
Martin George. Paper Mill lane, Grantham
MerrilionM. DeepingSt. James, MarketDeeplng
Moody George, Holme's lane & Market hall,
Louth. See advertisement
Moslin Miss Julia, West street, Holbcach
Naylor George, Epworth. Doncaster
Norton Henry, Kennington road, Louth
Parish John, Butter market, Calstor
Parker James, West Kaal, Spilsby
tPeorson John, Ruskington, Sleaford
Fennell & Son, High street &. Gowts bridge,
Lincoln ; & at Bracebridge
Pile Mrs. Mary & Son. Falklngham
PInder John Giles, Bridge street, Brlgg
Fowls Thos. B. Eastoftrd. Crowle, Doncaster
Pringle James, Wragby
Pym George. 57 G ran tley street, Grantham
gmuterman Frederick, Epworth, Doncaster
Iledshaw Jolm, North street, Boum
Rimmington George, jun. Epworth, Doncaster
Robinson Charles, Grainthorpe, Gt. Grimsby
Robinson Joseph, 170 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Robinson Richard, Luddington, Goole
Robinson William, 6 Market place, Brlgg
Rose Joseph. East rood, Slenford
Ross Charles. Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Ronghton William, Contngsby, Boston
Roweon G eo, & T. West Torrington, Wragby
Sargeantson Ellas, Highst. Crowle, Doncaster
Seymour Thomas, Donington -on-Baln, Louth
Simon Robert, King street, Market Rasen
.Simpson Jas. & Sons, 41 & 43Higli ^t.Stamfrd
Singleton John, Navenby, Grantham
Sizer Tom Young, H2 Victoria street west
Great Grimsby
fSmlth G^eorge, Holfleet, Market Deeping
Smith Joeeph, Thorold street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Staples John, Saltlleetby St. Peter. Louth
Stevenson John, 100 Wfnsovcr road, Spalding
Stevenson J.jun. 1a, Hawthorn bonk, Spalding
tTaylor William, Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford
tTebb Thomas, Horbling, Fnlklngluun
Todd John, 4» St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Walker John, Burgh-ln-t he-Marsh R.aO
Wattam William, Tetford. Homcastle
Wilkinson Heseklah. Waddington, Lincoln
Wilkinson Samuel, South gate, Sleaford
tWIUlngham John^ Keelby, Ulceby
WiIsonKbenexer,Northend,Swineshd.Sp8l4Ag
Wood James, 37 Market street, Gainrfjorongh
fYoung Joseph, Goxhill, Hull
. .OTOAZ. XBBOHAHTS^ , .
Rolland Zachariah, 20 Caskgate stGoinsboro'
Pacy George Heniy, Brayfmxl head & Com
exchange, Uncoln
Wames Isaac Wm. 89 Commercial rd.SpeLldog
0TL BOILBQS A BBFUTEBS.
Oil Mills Company CBichard James Nell,
manager). River head ^ Charles st. Louth
Slmonds John Caboani&Son,Skirbeck, Boston
Burrell & Co. 117 A 118 I^aatienlmU street,
LoadMk e,e
OTL DBAZiEBS.
Bee Lamp & Oil Dealers.
OTL MBBCHAKTS.
Battle, Bon & Maltby, High street, Lincoln
Dawson A. T. Se Co. ; office^ Old Market place ;
work^ West marsh, Great Grimsby
Blmltt John Henry, 17 Bull ring, Horncastle
HUl John, Fididock. Great Griiuby
]HngginsR.B,Hlgh stWfiinfleetAllSnts.B.&0
NonoHt Robert ft Sons. Thames street A Omn
excbange,LoQth&lSaBtmarBh st.Gt.6rtnisby
Robinson SUas, 10 St. Hary*8 st Stamford
Sannders Walter, 2 Back8treet,GaJDaborough
Simpson Thomas & Go. Lim. East rd. Sicafrd
Wdlfl Jsph. High St. Winterton, Doncaster
OIL OAXB KAinTFACTTTBBBS.
Horry J. L. & Sons, Little London mills,
Spalding ; BpaldSng common, £ Hoibeach
Norfolk Robert dc Sons, Thames street &
Com exchange,Louth ; & Eastmarsh street.
Great Grimsby
OII« OAXB KBBOnAm?S.
Allen KdvraLTd, Heckington, Sleaford
Atkinson Thomas, North Kel^ey statiou.Brigg
Chatterton Moses, 70 Eastgate, Louth
Clark Jamee, Church mill. Market Rasen
Dannatt Edw8fd(agent),King st.Murkt.Rasn
Danlton Lestor, Pack Hou»e quay, Boston
Davey John &. Son, Goxhill, Hull. See advt
Dawson A. T.& Co. ; omce,OH Market place ;
works, West Mamh, Great Grimsby
Duckering F. & A. Kirton Undaey It.S.a
Ellis dc Everard, Midland Railway station.
, Stamford ; Jc at umngton, THlliugton
Boume,ib Deeping St. Nicholas
Elmitt John Henry, 17 Bull ring, Horncastle
Fox & Isle, West st. & Bull ring, Homcastle
Hannam John,Corby 8tatfon,Corby,Granthin
Johnson Eardley, Haven st.Great Grimsby
Kemp N. A Son, 17 High street, Homcastle
Kemp John, Firsby, Spilbby
Kime Jonas, Fulbeck, Grantham
KIme Titns, Mare)iain-le-Feu, Boston
Llll John ; office, Oxford street ; works, WIl*
lingham road. Market Rasen
Long Uriah, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Lunn Henry, ZA& Bridge street, HorncaRtle
Melbourn Bros. ComhJll, Lincoln ; Westgatc,
haU,Grantham & 31 All Saints st. Stiuitford
Morton Wm. South end & Station nL Alford
Nell Ricluud James, Charles street & 1*1 Ck>m
market, Louth
Norton A Turton, St Swithin*s square 4=^
Waterside north, Lincoln. See advert
Pacy George Henry, Brayfonl head & Com
Exchange, Lincoln ^
Pearson Brotliers, Bridge st Oamsborough
Rainey William & Son, I Soutli st. Boston
Robinson Benjamin, ^lorket place & Railway
station, Spilsby
Schofleld William George, Borrow-on-Humbr
ShUcock Robert Jas. & Son, North st. Boum
Sinclair WiUiam &, Co. New York, Boston
Shelton Spencer A. Sutton Bridge, Wisl>ech
Stocks Alfd.Mes8ingham,Kirtn.Lmdsy.R.&0
TaylorR. Heckington stAtn. Heckingtn. Sleaf rd
Walter Joseph, 12 Bridge sttoet Homcastle
Womes Isaac Wm.89 Commercial ntSpaldng
Wyles & Burrows, Westgate, Grantliam
.OIL OLOTHINa MAKKBB.
Homer W. <t E. (homemade), 53 Victor Pt.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
OIL FBEDINQ CAN MANUFS.
Haywood & CaBriflge wTks.Crw!nd.Peterbro'
OIL A COLOBXBK.
Davis J. W. & Son, Strand Bt.Qreat Grimaby
works, Wilmington. Hull
Dennis John Woodrow, 77 Eastgate, Loutb.
See advertisement
Gadd Charles Fredk.^: Co.1 MelviUe st Uadn
Hayward Reffell & Co.(G«orgeGriflin, mou.),
Crowland & at Peterlmmugh
Pickering J. & Son, Market pLCrowlc, Dncstr
Plastow James,Fish Dock td. Great Griowby
Simpjon Henry D»vtd, 3 Com market £ 4
New street, LoutJi
Sykes David Charles, 40 High street, Lliuwla
Wilmott Herbert I'lsli Doc^rd. Gt. Grimsby
Digitized by VjUUVIC
TRADED DIHECTORY.]
'OI.DBOPX KHRCKAIRFS.
See Itope Metvh&nts.
ovxnava pbofbietoss
See Job llaBters.
OPTICtA.ira.
Godaby WOlUm, 46 Silver •treet.Lincolh
Eirkpatiick Wnilam, H& High st. Uncoln
Fearce Heniy ft Sons, 63 High tt OriUitbam
Uahet James & Son, 193 High street, Lincoln
OBOAJX BtrHiSBBS.
Clarke ft Sons, Kirton Undsoy B,S.O
Couaanfl James, 31 Croft street, Lincoln
Dnk Miohael, Mill hill, Boston
Jackson Henry, 83 Baitgata ft Konki road,
Lincoln. See adrertisement
Kitching Edvrin, Donlngton, Spalding
Nicholson Thomas H. Llndum road, Llnooln
OBGAiriSTB.
See Teachers of Music.
OSIBB aROWBB.
Hewitt John, Lea road, Gainsborongh
OTTTPirrrSBS.
Atkinson J. 118 Victoria st. nth. Gt Grimsby
Bailey John, 18 London road, Grantham;;
Bastow Thomas, 9 Weetgatc, Grantham
Broeklesby George, Market place. Calstor
Brown J.Sea View st.CloethrpeB.Gt. Grlmsbr
Burge William J. IS Market place, Galnsboro'
Bnrgen John, 6 Watergate, Grantliam
BygiBve John, Fish Dock rd. Gt.Onmsby
Cade Wm. Wright, 8 StFanl's st. Stamtord
Chambers John, 56 Market place, Boston
Chambers Tom, 31 High street, Grantham
CbnrchmanJ.N.ft Son, High st.MktDeeping
Clarke Richard, South Wltham, Grantham
Clay John William, Fleet, Holbeaeh
Cottam Thomas, 3 Emery lane, Boston
DaTlcs: John,I8 Meioer niw,I/>nth; ft33I High
street (near Stone Bow), Lincoln
Dixon ft Parker, 33 ft 33 Market pLGranthm
Dixon John, 16 ft 18 Market place ft 33 I/>rd
street, Gainsborough
Eve ft Banshaw, Market place ft Eastgate,
Louth. See advertisement
Everatt Chas. Chnrcb town,Bclton,I>oncaster
Fields Mrs. Mary, Back lane, Holbeaeh
Fisher Thomas, 10 Church st. Gainsborongh
Fletcher William, 6 Market place, Spalding
Freeman Ben.Market pl.Long Sutton, Wlsbch
OUison Mrs. A.E.37 Freeman st.Ot. Grimsby
Gibson John Hart, 346 ft 348 Victoria st.nth.
ft 3 Burgess st.Gt. Grimsby ft Fish Dock rd
Goodliand Frederick, 11 Market pi. Louth
Gordon M. H. 89 Cleetliorpe rd. GL Grimsby
Hankln Thos. L. Whaplode Drove, Fcterboro'
Hardwlck E. J. Market pi. Market Deeping
Hatfield Joseph, 6 Westgate. Grantham;
Haylock Layton, Fish Dock road ft 27^
Victoria street. Great Grimsby
Hinson Henry, -18 Market place, Boston
Homer W. ft E. (fishermens'), 53 Victor st.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
IIarnerMis.Kfi3Victor Bt.Nw.Clee,Ot.Ornisby
Housham George, 4 Silver street, Galnsboro*
Jackson ft Son, 11 ft 18 Bridge st. Horucstle
Jeffery Wm. Hy. 04 High street, Grantham
Jelley George, 86 Victoria st. \vest.(H.Gmsby
Jennings William Henry, 388 ft 290 Victoria
street north. Great Grimsby
King Thomas, 4 Freeman street ft 90 Clee<
thorpe road. Great Grimsby
Lazen^ Thos. C. Hope ha.237High stUndn
Lynn "nyner, "0 High street. Grantham
McDonald Edwin,32 Clcethorpe nl.Gt.Gmsby
MUestone James, Market pLBarton-on-Hmbr
Moxon ft Son, 24 Lonl street, Gainsborough
Xainby J. Scunthorpe, Doncastcr ft at Brlgg
Odling Robt. Cooke, 311; High street, Lincoln
Oldham Thomas, SI ft i>2 Enstgate, Louth
Pegg James, Market pi. Long Sutton, Wsbch
Phipps William T. 39 High st. Grantham
Pigott ft Fryer, South gate. Sleaford
Flastow James (fishermen's). Fish Dockyard,
Oteat Grimsby i
Platta ft Sons, Market pUce, Gainsborongh
Potter John, 8 St. John's st. Stamford
Polford Mn. IsabdUi, 404 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Beed Edward W. Burgh-ln-the-Marsh B.S.0
Rlp!ey John,49 Victoria St. west, Gt.Grimsby
Boie Richard, Bridge st. Market Deeping
Sayer Joseph, 73 High street, Stamford
Searby James, High street, Spllsby
Sbillaker George, jun. Church Bt.Markt.Dpng
Spit* WlUlam Henry, Market pi. Sleaford
Ware Tom, 13 High street, Uomcastle
Watmn Peter H. Queen st. Market Basen
Watts John, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Watts Richard Edward. 16 High street,Stam-
f ord ft Vine street. Spalding
Webb Joseph Searles, 303 ft 306 High street
ft Silver street, L^coln
Winn John, 93 Bridge street, Gainsborough
Wystt ft Cbesr, High street, Homcastle
LINCOLNSHIBE.
IPAP -531
ftTfTPI'I'I'HItfl TiftPTIW. |EelseyO.A.AB.ChniDhtMVD,Belt»n,'Doncaster
iSoS^iS'Ail^^lSSf^srsSE'nf,'^^^
K^i'¥?o^"'^'l6^r.r%tsri^^5^^^^^^
S^SSJ^w it^T^k H^rf Slimfn^ McMlan Tho^Mai-ketpl.Barton-bo.Hnmber
?S. m™ ^.^nth * if w1^hT?J^7L M«^» * Slma, Castle hill. Exchequer gate
KinsellaMrtHann«hA.40HJghst.Gmthm 4 Eastgate, Lincoln. See advertiUneSt
Mawe Miss Eliza, 49 High St. Grantham
Smallsy Uisa Mary O. 39 North st. Horncstlo
OTBTBB aCBBOHANTS.
Chapman John Osbonme, Mill road, Olee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Chapman Samuel, Olive villas, Hlghgate,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Uuseon ft Co. Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Gabome Samnel ft Co. Cleethorpes, Gt.Omsby
I Osborne Samuel, Sea View str«et,Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
FhilUps Thomas ft Co. CIeetharpea,Gt.GB»by
Mason Charles, Westgate, Sleaford
Morley ft Bram, 39 Ale-xandra tetiace ft
The Strait, Unooln
NicbolBon James Thos. 8 Llndnm rd. Lincoln
Parker Benjamin Fredk. 44 WormgatetBocton
Parker Tlunnas, 76 Church st, Gainsborongh
Parks F. L 31 Kldgate ft Walkergata, Louth
Patarson William, High stIBe^ Holbeaeh
Pearson Brae. Main Ridge bank, Boston
Peart William Powell, Railway street. Great
Grimsby ft 4 Hainton strset ft Bradley
stnet, Weelshy. Great Grimsby
. Pickering G. 233 Cleetliorpe rd, Gt. Grimsby
Stephenson J[*'rt, Station road, Cleethorpes, ■ Pllkhigton Thomas, Eastgate, Linoaln
'""* ■" Porri Frederick E. 2i Kent St. Gt. Grimsby
Poucfaer Geo. Waldeck st. Burton rd. Lincoln
Great Grimsby
FAOKBT O'WKEBS.
See Ship Owners,
FAINT KBBCHANTS.
Battle, Son ft MaHby, High street, Lincoln
Davis J. W. ft Son, Strand street. Greet
Grimsby ; works. Wilmington, Hull
FAIHTEBS A HOtTSB
DEOOBATOBS.
Bee also Plumbers ft Glaziers.
Anderson John, 4 Bamsgate, Louth
Bailey J. R. Exchange hall. High st.Gmtbm
Bamber Drewry, West street, Alf ord
Banckham B.107 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Bamea John, 30 Wharf road, Grantham
Beecli ft Son, 74 Welby street, Grantham
Beech George Alfred, 4 Wharf rd. Grantham
Beech Isaac, 4 Cambridge street, Grantliam
Bell Wm. 339 Cleethorpe rd. Great Grimsby
Blades Robert, 7 St. Leonard's st. Stamford
Blood Wm.ft Bon, East st.Crowland,Pet«rbro'
Bonnell John, 41 Spring gardens. Galnsboro'
Bowen John, Halton Uolegale, Spllsby
Brame John Stringer, 39 Alexandra terrace
ft The Strait, Lincoln
Bramley William, Corey lane, Brlgg
Brant Thomas, Station street, Boston
Briggs George, 18 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Broadmeadow Ben. 169 Clturch at. Gt.Gmsby
Brown Henry S.33 Etherington st.Galnsboro'
Burnett ft Towl, Sixhill street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Bush ft Elrk, 18 Walkergate, Louth
Cuden Edward, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Chapman Richard, 3 High Cliff terrace,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Chappill John, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Clarke James R. Barrow-on-Humber
Cole Charles, Fish Dock rd. Great Qrinuby
Cole William Henry, 39 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Cook Joseph, 26 Mocaulay street ft West St.
Mary's gate. Great Giimshy
Priest Joseph, 1 London road, Grantham
Priestley DixonThorpe, 19 Portland 8t.Llncoln
Prooter Wm. Fish Dock road. Great Grimsby
Richardson Edward, 49 West st. Homcastle
Robinson ft Emerson, 'i23 Victoria street
soutli. Great Grimsby
Rodwell James Wm. Fish Dock, Gt. Grimsby
Rowbottom William, 20 Elwes street, Brigg
Rowson William, South street, Alfotd
Scarborough, WUlsoo ft John, 38 Swinegate,
Grantham
Sootney Alfred, U St. Mary's hiU, Stamford
Sharp Charles, 66 Foundrj' street, Uomcastle
Shepherd Henry, Deousgate, Great Grimsby
Shepherd T. 38^ Victoria st. west,Ut.Qrlmsbv
Sheidierd William, High st. Calstor. See adv't
Simpson D. W. T. lie St. Peter's st. Stamford
Simpson Tlieo. Bock at.Wothorperd.Stamton1
Sklnn Samuel, 61 Upgnte, Louth
Smart John, 6 Francis street, SpoliUng
Smith George, 42 Castlegate, Grantham
Smith Henry, Market pUoc, Calstor
Smith Henry Evan, Horse market, Calstor
Smith John H. 34 St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Snell Charles, 76 Kent street. Great Grimsby
Stout J. ft Son, 80 Victoria street west ft »
Haven street. Great Grimsby
Strowson Charles M. 143 Eastgate. Lontli
Strawson Paul, 99.^ Eostgnte, Louth
Strawson Paul, 134 Eastgate, Louth
Swingler H.lA, Fleasent pi. Banwgate,Lnuth
Symes John Fowler ft Sou, 4 Pinchbeck
street, Spalding
TaU William, 116 Church st. Oalnsbonmgh
Taylor Toynbee, 32 Carr street, Lincoln
Thompson Josepli, Wlnterton, Doncaste.-
Tbomley Josliuo, Windmill yard, Alfottl
Todd Arthur, Scunthorpe, Doncsster
Travis William, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Treverft Steels, Willlngliam nl.Market Raseii
Vanse Chafles F. 27 Bed Lion st. Simldlng
WakeUn Geo. T. 20 Motherby lane, Lincoln
Walker Geo. W. High st. Biurton-on-Hnraber
Walker Jolin, 19 Portland street, Lincoln
Waller James, 10 Butcliery street, Lincoln
Cook WUllam, West St, Mary's gat* & 36 j WaUhead George Edwd. Clasketgate, Lincoln
Macaulay street. Great Grimsby
Dale Edwin, 1 Mercen row, Siialding
Dunill Thomas, 31 James street, Lonth
Davison James, 37 Canwick road, Lincoln
DawBon Thomas, 14 Double street, Spalding
Dickinson Thomas, Burgate,Barton-on-Hmbr
Doust ft Webster, 189^ Freeman st.Ot.Gmsby
Draper George, 13 Wrawby streot, Brigg
Easter Herbert, Corby, Gronthoin
Edls John, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Evans Fredk. J. Hablethorpe St. Mary, Alford
Finney Henry, 32 King st. Gt Grimsby
Finney Wlllhim Cook, Eeelby, TJlceby
Flower Harry, High st. Bartonmn-Hnmber
Gibbons Robert ft Sen, Otby, Burgh-ln-tlie-
Marsh R.S.O
Goldstein Wm.HaiTis,33 Gnuitluun st. Lincoln
Goodhand William, Ashby road, Spllsby
Grant John A. D. 36 St Paul's st. Stamford
Green Joseph, 67 Wrawby street, Brigg
Green W. Andrew, 13 London nl. Grantham
Gregory F. H. 79 Theslger st. Gt. Grimsby
Haley "Timothy, Lumley rowl, Skegness
Hanson William, Field side, Crowle,Doncaster
Hare ft Son, Sn St. Mary's street, Stamford
Harrison Charles, 68 Ballgate, Lincoln
Hanrisoa Henry, 3 Crown 8treet,<Stamford
Harrison William, Llnwood rd. Market Raseii
Harrison William, 4 Stanton st. Grantham
UarrtsoQ William, Twyford. Gnuithani
Hart Thos. 48 St. Martin's, High st. Stamford
Hawksworth Samuel, Back st, Galnsborougli
Heaton Ji'sepb, 66 Inner street. Grantham
Henson William, Watergate, Grantliam
Hill Edwd. WestfleM nl. Borton-on-Hamber
Hill Thos. E. Chapel lane, Barton-on-Humlxir
Holmes Wm. Robinson, BUlInghay, Sleaford
Homer James, 30 Grantham street, Lincoln
Jackson Wm. 41 Yatbrough st. Gt. Grimsby
Jeffery Frederick, High street, Skegness
Watkln Charles, 12 Cross street, Brigg
I Wells William Edward, o7 West st. Boston
West Michael A. ft W. 18 Broadgate, Lincoln
Whelptou George, Market pi. Market Basen
Wilcox James, Whaplode Drove, Peterboro'
Williamson John, Poor's laue, Crou'lonrl,
Peterborongh
Wilson A. (ezon. of), Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Wilson Benjamin, Elrtou Lindsey R.S.0
Wilson John, Leake, Boston
Wood William, 2 Dysnrt road, Grantliam
WrigJit Benjamin, Mart yard, Galnsborougii
Wright E^lward, Dane's terrace, Lincoln
Wright Biohard, 3 Church laue, Homcastle
Wright Thomas W. 3 Steep hill, Lincoln
Wright W. H. 67 Ot. Northern ter. Lincoln
PAFEB UANVFACTTTBBB.
Jack Mlchael,Houghton paper mill,Orantham
PAPSB WEBOHAITT.
Andrew John Willlftm, Willonghton, Kirton
Llntlsey R.8.0
■FAPEB & FAFBB BAQ DIiB.
Mawer Joseph, 91 Eastgate, Louth
FAFEB STOCK UANTTFR.
Noble George (Irish), Tattersfaall. Boston
FAPEBHANOEBS.
Balldom James, 12!) Eastgate, Louth
Bauckliam Byron, 167 Freeman st.Gt.Grimsby
Barnes James, Heckinfjton, Bleafoni
Beech ft Son, 24 Wc4hy street. Grantham
Beech Geo. Alfd. 4 Wharf road, Grantham
Blood William ft Son, East street, Crowland,
Peterborough
(TIark Henry WUllam, 7 Engine gate, Louth
Digitized by VjUUV IC
832 PAP
Papkkhaboebs— <»DtlDned.
CortlB Edmd. ; office & ihow roonu, 40 SQver
stmt, Ltauxdn. See adTerttaement
IXdby Wm Pretty, M High street, Btamford
Foeter Frederick, Twyford, Grantfaimi
Gregory Felli H. 7» Thealger it. Gt. Grtosby
Hiumett,Kellam & New, 77 Westgt.Gruitham
Hennin WilUain, Watergate, Grantham
Holmee William B. BUllDgha;, Sleaford
Hylton Joaepb Thomas, Oxford st. Lincoln
Jackson Wm. 41 Tarbrongh st. Gt. Qrimsby
Johnson Thoe. 11 Hickman st. Gainsborough
Keay David, i Fotherby st. Great Qrimsby
Lnyton Thomas Geo. SS Newlands, Lincoln
Martin & Sims, Castle hill, Exchequergate &
Eastgate, Lincoln. See advertisement
Middleton Wm. 11 Freeman st. Qt. Grimsby
HnxT John. 20 North parade, Grantham
Parkinson Robert, 33 gwinegate, Grantham
Pllkington Thomas, Eastgate, Lincoln
Dodgers William S. %>7 High st. Lincoln
Skinner Blchd. Market la. Borton-on-Hnmber
Thompson J. M. & Sons, Bath road. Louth
Turpen Fnia. 3ft Dnncombe st. Gt. Grimsby
Walker Geo. W. High st. Barton-on-Uurabor
Whelpton George, Market pi. Market Raeen
Wright & Son, 26 Bridge street, Horncastle
PAPBBHAKGING SBAI.ESS &
WABEHOirSBS.
Bean William, Church street, Holbeach
Bellamy Herbert Richardson, Terrace, Spilsby
Bush Arthur Robert, Cazton Printing works.
Market place, Caistor
Clarke William, Market pi. Crowle, Doncaster
DayUn Herbert, 398 High street, Lincoln
Dingwall St Wilson, 42 Market place, Boston
Doncaster M. A. & Sou, 45 Silver 5it. Lincoln
Fnwcett William, 7 Eastgate, Sleaford
Joll Watson. 2£ Bull ring, Horncastle
Martin Frederick, Friskney, Boston
Mitchell Thomss, High street, Holbeach
Morton Wm. Kirkham, 27 High st. Horncastle
Pearce John Thomas, Market place. Bourn
Sampson Bobert, 2 £ 3 Market place, Slea-
ford. See advertisement
Swallow Robert, sen. 2 & 8 Strait * 4 Corn
Exchange arcade, Lincoln
Truman William Henry, 88 Ballgatc & 84*
High street, Lincoln
Tupholme John GUdon, 20 Mercer row, Louth
Tarlow Alfred, South street, Caistor
Watklnson Henry, Hall place, Spalding.
advertisement
Wells Joseph, High st. Winterton, Doncaster
Willford Jeph.Hlgh Bt.Scnnthorpe, Doncaster
FAPEBHANOnra KAKTJFBS.
Woollams William & Co. 110 High street,
near Manchester square,
London u. Artistic
wall papers, block
printed, free from
senic ; patent embossed
flocks, raised flocks for
painting over, embossed
leather papers, dado de-
_ corations, dealers in all
kinds of machine-made cheap papers ; nu'
merous prize medals
PABCHMBKT KANtTPBa.
Cannon Bernard <& Co. Wltham works, Gaant
street, Lincoln
Shaw Alexander & John, Earle's Fields works,
Grantham. See advertisement
PABIS WBITE UAHUFB.
Cobb David (exors. of) ; works. Bank mills,
Barton-on-Humber
PAS8AOB BBOKEB.
See Broker— Possage.
FASTBTCOOKS.
See Confectioners A Pastrycooks.
PATENT AQEirrS.
Browne Newnham, The Old Mansion bouse,
73 Cheapeide, London e.e ; British & foreign
patents, registrations of inventions, designs
A trade marks ; agencies in all foreign
countries, the colonies, India, China &g
Thompson (W. P.) ft Bonlt, 323 High Hol-
bom, London w,c
PATENT UEDIOINE TENBOBS.
Bojer John, Legbonme, Loath
Crow John Thomas, Gooloeby ; & Post office,
Horncastle
Dennis John Woodrow, 77 Baatgate, Louth.
See advertisement
Dingwall ft Wilson, 42 Market place, Boston
BverattOba*. Church town, Belton,Doncaster
Gait Albert, 12 ft 13 Old Market place,
Great Grimsby
Joll Watson, » Boll ring, Horncastle
Lincoln ft Midland CouBtisa Drug Co. Lim.
CFiedk. Bnmn, see.), Mint lane, Unoola
11 ir
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Marver Jcaeph, 91 Eastgate, Lonth
Morton Wm. Kirkham, 27 HIgli stHomcastle
Pearce John Thomas, Market place, Bonm
Pickering John ft Son, Market place, Crowle,
Doncaster
Ransom George Edwd. Kinntngton, TJlceby
Wakelln Brittaii, Market place, Alford
Watklnson H. Hall pi. Spalding. Sec advert
PAT£NTEE.
Flastow James, Fish Dock road, Gt Grimsby
PATTEN MAKEBS.
See Clog & Patten Makers.
PAWNBBOEEBS.
Abrahams M. 8G Clcethorpe rd. Gt. Griinsby
Atton Fredk. T. 37 Broad street, Btamford
Barwood Thos. 83 Ayscough Ft. Gt. Grinuby
Basker Charles, 76 Westgate, Grantham
Boulton B. 17 ft It) Freeman st. Ot. Grimsby
Bramley John, 172 High street, Lincoln
Claypoole Hy. ft Son, 9 ft 11 West st. ft 30 ft
32 Dolphin lone, Boston
CuUum Geo. 42 Albion street. Great Grimsby
Eayrs Mis* Elizabeth, 31 Broad st. Btamford
Fajithorpe W. 16 yorliorough st. Gt. Grimsby
Forward Jsph. 148 Newmarket st.Gt-Orimsby
Fountain Edmund. 79 Kent st. Gt. Grimsby
Gibson John Hart, 34fi ft 348 Victoria street
nth.; 3Burge8.<! st-ftFlshDock rd.Gt.Grmsby
Haywood Wlnfred, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Heaton William, 2 Wharf road, Grantham
Mldgley Frederick WilUom, 2S Weelsby street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Pvbus Mrs. Retiecca, High street, Caistor
Kisdale John, 81 West street, Boston
Robinson Samuel, 142 Albert st. Gt. Grimsby
Uubeu Harris, 236 Cleethorpe nl.Gt.Grimsby
Schofleld Thomas, 46 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Shaw ft Frattley, 51 Broadgate, Lincoln
Shepherd M. H. 55 Nelson sti Gt. Grimsby
Sudbury Jn.6 ft 7Hurton'8yd.Mercerrow,Lth
Surfleet George. 133 Kent St. Gt. Grimsby
Taylor Gporge, 46 Swinegate, Grantham
Ward ft Pratt, 279 High street, Lincoln
Wlndley J. 1 ft 2 Rosemary la. Com mrkLLth
Wood Wm. 37 Bridge street, Gainsborough
PEFPEBIEINT DISTII<I.EB.
Belloirs Albert, Nene vil. Crowland. Ptrbnro'
PEBAUBUI.ATOB DEPOT.
Brown Edward, 11 Prospect street ft at
Crown yard, Horncastle
PEBFTTMBBS.
Bacon Mrs. .^nnie 6. Southgate, Sleaford
Cammock Alfred, Market place, HnmcasUe
Fisher Henry Noel, 27 High street, Stamford
Hill Jn. 15 ft 16 St. Martin's, High st.Btmtrd
Ogden James R. 24 High street, Grantham
PHABVACETJTICAI. CHU8TS.
See Chemists ft. Druggists.
PHOTOOBAPHEBS.
Andaa William, 28 Freeman street ft Clee-
thorpe road. Great Grimsby
Betdes Frederick, 31 High street, Boston
Bertolli Richard Fredk. South street, Bourn
Browne Jn.ftSon,35Victoriast.we.Gt.Grmsby
Canty Charles, Market pi. Barton-on-Humber
Carlton ft Sons, 8 High street, Horncastle
Cella Luigi, 7a. Wide Borgat^ Boston
Cheffins William, Holbeach
Cherrington Hy. Pasture St. Great Grimsby
Cherrv James, Barrow-on-Humber
Clark"Alfd.SeaVicwst. Cleethrps. Gt. Grmsby
Day Geo. 4 Trinity street, Qainstaorongh
Downes Wm. Starkey, Eastgate, Sleaford
Duckmanton Benj. Heaton at. Gainsborongh
FieldhouseChrstphr.T.Qneen st.Market Baaen
Fisher Fred, 32 Swinegate^ Grantham
Hockford Edward C. 30 Church yard, Boston
Hadley George, 36 Steep hill, Lincoln
Hlggina Mrs. Elizh. lOA, Maiden la. Stomtrd
James Arthur, Bamsgate honw, Louth
James Clai«noe, 1 Bamsgate, Louth
JefTray Edwd. 316Victoria et. nth.Ot.Gnnsby
King John, Church street, Gainsborough
Matkin William Henr7,24 Basen lane,Llncoln
Nainby Edwin, West street, Alford
Nich<ds Geo. A. 30 St. Peter's st. Stamtor.1
Osboume Alfred T. 1 Norman place, Lincoln
Priest Joseph, 1 London road, Grantham
Slaughter John, Ingram terrace, Sleaford
Blingsby Robert, 168 ft 205 High street,
Lincoln. See advertisement
Smyth Charles, 15 Lnmln road, Skegness
Starbuck James, East end, Alford
Btarbnck J.RMorket st. Long Button, Wsbeh
Swift William Edward, Lumley rd. Skegm
Townsend James, High street, Holbeara
Vipond Thomas, < Vine street, Grantham
Von Dix a«o.W.74 Cleethorpe rd.Ot. Omsby
Whaley Frederick, 381 High street, Lincoln
Wllley Joseph, 7 AnraU lane, Loatb
[KELLY'S
PHOTOOBAPHIC KATEBIAL
DEAI.EB.
Borman Bd. W. 67 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsbv
PHTSICIANS.
Entered in the " Modioli Begister."
Adam Andrew Mercer M.D. Cliur^cloee.Bftn
Allen Wm. H. B.A., M.B., L.M.Bardney.Lncln
Andrews John H.l>.. CV. Scanthorpe,Dnc8tr
Armstrong Benjamin L.K. & Q.C.r. irel.
East Barkwith, Wrngby
Ashby Alfred K.B. St. Peter's hfU, Giantbam
Best Polemon H.B. Lond. 10 Upgate, Lonth
Brockleaby Richard L.n.c.P. Bliu. 239 Clee-
thorpe road, Great Grimsby
Burdwood James Wabon L.F.P.f. alas. Weft
co'..tage. Bourn
Couldrey James, Scunthorpe, Doncaster; ft
Burton-on-St&ther
Dawson Fk. v.B. Lond. UM. King street,
Winterton, Dono^stcr
Goodworth Boger L.lt.c.P. EdiiL Portington,
Winterton, Doncaster ; ft at Scnnthori e
Graham WUliom, Goxhill, HnU
Grimoldby George Henry L.R.CP. Edla. 33
Huinton street, Weelshv, Great Grimsby
Harker Tom U.B., CH. Brook lodge. Boom
Harrison Chas. M.D. Saul. Sci. Certif. Camb.
30 Newlands, Lincoln
Heard CdeWidfe L.K.C.P. Kdin.Keelby.l'lcbT
Hull Edward Gordon b.a.,u.d.,b.<A. uublln.
Withem, Alford
Jackson Jn, Chs, UU.a P. Lond. North St. Bonm
Jalland Bt.UR.aP.Lond. Bridge stHmcstle
Lane Benjamin Hugh L.R.C.P. Bdin. : uu.
Eng. North villa, Crowle, Doncaster
Ling Harold Charles L.R.CP. Edin. Burton-
on-Stather, Doncaster
Mitchlnson George M.ic. ft Q.C.P. IreL
Lindum roail, Lincoln
Moody (Charles Bartholomew) ft Stephen^u
(George Bkelton) m.b., cm. ;o2 Victoria
street south. Great Grimsby
Newby Thomas H.D. 186 Victoria street
south ft 4 Kent street, Great Grimsby
Newoome Fredk. M.D. 42 Watergate, Omthm
0'ConnorP.H.D.,c.lI.12Caskgt. st.Galnsl^oro'
O'Neill Wm. II.U.,C1I.. M.R.C.P. Lond., FEU
HOY. MED. CHIR." soc IXJXD. 33 Silver
street, Lincoln
Perry Marten X.D. 3 Church street, Spoltling
Reckitt Edvi'ord M.D. 13 Barkham street,
Northolme. Walnfleet AU Saints B.S.0
Sergeant William Robert M.D. Tlie Priory.
Crowbuid, Peterborough
Smith James Edvrard M.D., ex. Sontli St.
Mary's gate, Grimsby
Stewart Jas. P. M.B.,CM.Gaeberton,Spaldins!
Walker John West H.n. Church St. S]rilsbT
William!< Alexander Llewellyn UH.C.r. Edin.
The Cottage, WainHeet AU Saints R.S.0
Wray David Clipson II.D. Sth. parade, Skgn»
PIANOFOBTE 'WABEHODBES
A SEAIiEBS.
Clarke WlUiam, 20 High street, Grantham
Donning Frederic, 72 High street, Stamford
Elgin Lee, 237 Cleethorpe rd. Great GrimsU'
Foster WlUiamHaU C. 25 ft 27 Ea<tgate,Loath
Hall JesAe, 123 East«ate, Lonth
Hlldred Brothers, « Market piaoe, Boston
Jackson George ft Son, 81 Market p\ Brifg
Joll Watson, 25 Bull ring, Horncastle
Layton Blcliard, 8 St. Msry street. Stamford
Mason William ft Son, 6 Guildhall st. Lincoln
Morris John T. West street. Boom
Morton Wm. Kirkham, 27 High sL Homcss*
Roberts Henry, Com Exchange aresdf,
Lincoln. See advertisement
Robinson George, 38 Market place ft 2 Silrer
street, Galnsborougli. Bee advert
Russell William, Goeberton, Spalding
Sampson Robert,2 ft 8 Market place, Sleaforil.
See advertisement
Spademan George, 17 High street, Stamford
Ward James John, 189 aeethorpe road ft a>
Victoria street west. Great Grimsby
Watklnson Henry,HaUpl.Spalding. Seealvt
White William, 10 Wharf road, Grantham
PIANOFOBTE TVKEBa
Addelsee Charles, 14 Wide Bargate. Bostoa
Archer WiUlom ft Bon, Hnndleby, Spilsby
Archer Charles Joseph, 4 Nichol hill, Lonth
Ashton John, 74 Upgate, Louth
Harker Edwd. North stCrowland, Pcterbore
Letts John, 6 North parade, Grantfeam
Mills Henry, 32 Tootey street, Gainsborongh
Rawbone George, 58 The Park. Lincoln
Beadnuo John James, 169 WlUintftam street,
Wedsby, Great Qrimsby
BobaisHenry,C!omExchange arcade, I Jncoln-
8ee adverttoement
Bosiell William, Gosberton, Spalding
Wood Charles, 11 St. Martin's, High at. Stamfd
PICKZiB ft SATTOB KASBB8.
Bee Fish Baace ft PleUe Jfakm.
Digi
IzedbyVjUUyH,:
TRADES DIRECTORY.]
PIOTITBB DBAI.BB.
Uoore Lemuel Wataon, 119 Victoria >traet
south. Great Grimiby
PICrXmE FBAKB MAKBBS.
Baildom James, 129 Zaatgate, Louth
Bean Villlaii). Cbnich street^ Holbeach
Bennett 8aml.l0 & SOFrerman sLGt-GrlmBb;
Brummit Hy. R. & Co. 243 High st. Lincoln
Cheshire Zacharlah, 9 Wormgste, Boston
Clarke WlUlam, Market pi. Crovle.Doncaster
Fisher Bobert, 1 Steep hill, Lincoln
Fox Thomas, 78 Bridge street. Gainsborough
lAvTenoe George, 4*1 8incil street, Lincoln
Lonton I£dgar James, Eirton Lindscy R.S.0
Lewis George, 55 Church st. Great Grimsby
Levis George, 18 Freeman st. Great Grimsby
'Scarborough Thomas, 46 Steep lilll, Lincoln
Shaw John. 42 Sincll street, Lincoln
Sinclair Cliarlcs George, 2ft» Victoria street
south. Great Grimsby
Sprakes George, 33 Ebrington sLGainsboro'
Wblpham Weyllandt, South bridge, AUord
ITrlgbt & Son, 2S Bridge street, Homcastlo
PIO BBBBDBBS.
I>uckerlngd;Sons.Nortlu-p.Klrtn.Lnd8y.B.S.O
Fia DBAI.BRS.
See Cattle Dealers.
Fia KTLLJXB.
I'amplan William, Thurlby, Bourn
PILOTS.
Ba.ikettcr Charles. 189 Cleethorpo road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Clark Edwin, 24 Clecthorpe roafl, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
DincsAlfd. 19!3tirlinK st. N«wCiee,G t. Grimsby
Dobson Charles, 64 Orwell st. Great Grimsby
Dob8onClurles,)nn.23.! Freeman st.Gt.Grmsby
Dobson Woi.41 Hiliiast.X'ew Clee,Gt.arimsby
Esbelby Christoplier. (;3 Cleethorpo roid. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Gamer John, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Gray Thomas, Hill hiU, Boston
Lancaster C.I68Victorst.NewClee,GtOrmsby
Word Hugli, 118 Cleetluirpe road, New Clee.
Great Grimsby
Wheater Josei^i. 47 Albrrt at. Great Grimsby
White C. W. l<6VIctor st NewClee.G tOrimsby
WrightJas.lB»VIctor8t.NewClee.Gt.arimsby
PLANINO IIII.I.S.
See Sawing. Fhming &c. Mills.
PLASTBB UEBCHANTS.
£1)18 & Ereraril. Midland Railway staton,
Stamford; & at Ufllngton. Tallington,
Bourn & Deejdng St Nicholas
PI.ASTEBBBS.
Beall Alfred, 26 East street. Stamford
Bradshaw John, Emiyn Uelds, Stamford
Ohallans George, 33 Grantley st. Grantham
Chappell Henry. 11 Albion street. Spalding
Charles James, Morton-by-Oalnsboroagh
Oixey Robert, 136 Hencagc street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Gilding HenryHntchinson.SouthFcrriby.Hnll
Hickling Hnnl,138Eastgate&Maiden row.Lth
Pickai'd Herbert, Back la. Barton on-Hnmber
Porter Edward, Col8ter\t'ortb, Grantham
BmghamMrs.Anu,12 6t.neorge*B st. Stamford
Smith George, 42 Caatlegate, Grantham
Stoneman Prank.112 Hencage street. Wedlsby,
Great Grimsby
.■^toroman Frank, Qneen st. Great Grimsby
SurReet William, 8 HoUee st. Great Grimsby
PI.SASUBE OABBBHS.
Lincoln Arboretum (Rice Hodsoii, manager).
Monks rood, Lincoln
Skegness FaTllion A FleasnreGanlens(^ Arthur
It. Ensor, lessee), Skegnestf. See advert
PLOTTGH WAKBBS.
See Agricultural Implement Makers.
PXTTKBBBS A OI^AZIBBB.
See also Painters.
Marked thus * are also Painters.
An'lerton Alfred, Ingham, lincoln
Anderton Frederick, Ingham, Lincoln
Arnold Edwd. Farr, 11 Butchery st. Uncoln
Atkin Charles. 80 Main ridge, Boston
Ayre George, Winterton, Doncaster
Bacon George. 68 High street, Stamford
Bailey John. 10 Vine street. Grantham
Baldwin Gerrge, Scothern, Lincoln
Bamber William A Charles,High street, Wain-
fleet AllSaintsB.S.0; & Lumiley rd. Skegness
Bamber Drewnr, West street, Alford
Bamber John Henry, 6 High ttnet, Spalding
Barnes John, Church street, Stamford
Barton Jn. W. High st. Wainflt. AUSalntsR. B. 0
Bartram John Frederick, High street, Caistor
LINCOLNSBIBE.
Batson Edwin, Uloeby Tillage
Bean William, Cbnrch street, Holbeach
Bee Henry. 16 Upgate, Louth
Beeby Charles, Sutterton, Spalding
Bell John, Moulton, Spalding
Bocock Robert, 25 Strait, Lincoln
Boole George, 368 High street, Lincoln
Brierley Henry, Ea^gate, Sleaford
Bnimltt William, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Broolu Thomas, Monlton, Spalding
Brown &. Buxton, 7 & 9 Bridge st. Homcastle
Brown Jas. Dixon, 39 Pasture st. Gt.Grim8by
Brown William F. Hogsthorpe, Alford
Bnimmitt John, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Bnrton Joseph, Winterton, Doncaster
Bywater Robert, 115 Eastgate, Louth
Cargill Thos. H. BiUingborongh, Falktngham
Oheesman Thomas Toft, 30 Wrawby at. Brigg
Clarke John, Baltergate. Lincoln -
Clipsham William Clay, Bardney, Lincoln
Colam Marcham, 105 Eastgate, Louth
Cole John R. 61 Freeman st. Great Grimsby
Cook Thomas, North Forty Foot bank,Boston
Conhwn George, Waltham, Great Grimsby
Coxell James, Oosberton, Spalding
Craven Thomas, 49 High street, Lincola
Curtis Thomas <t Son,31 Market pLGainsbon'
Darcy Wm. Andrew, 47 North pWBde,Grantm
Damfll Thomas, 31 James street, Limth
Dawson Samuel, Leverton, Boston
Dennison Jn.Tha8.& Bon, Pinchbeck. Spalding
DlxoD Elijah, Church street. Market Deeping
Dove Mis. Sarah. Bardney, Lincoln
Dove William, BiUinghay, Sleaford
Driillll Thomas, 15 New road, Spalding
Duffield Wm. Market st.Long Button, Wisbech
Easter Herbert, Corby, Grantham
Baton William, Lincoln lane, Boston
Ebbatson William, BnrrowMin-Hnmber
Blvln Henry, 8 Walkergate, Louth
Bndarby William Samuel, Main ridge, Boston
English Edward, Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Evans Fredk.Jn.Mablethorpe St.Mary,Alford
Everitt Harry, Falkingbam
Fittis John, Eastgato, Bonm
Foster Frederick. Twyford, Grantham
Foster Joshua, Horse market. Caistor
Garllck Edward, Friskney, Boston
Garllck John, Gosberton, Spalding
Genney CorneUns, South St. Mary's gate.
Great Grimsby
Qildon John Thomas, Hnndleby, Spilsby
Green James, Navenby, Grantham
Green Joseph Henry, 34 Sincll bank, Lincoln
Ortffln Mrs, Soaan, 74 High street, Boston
Hague Thos. Bncknall, Donlngton, Spalding
Harrison Charles, 68 Ballgate. Lincoln
Harrison Francis, 119 High street, Boston
Harrison John, North street, Bourn
Harrison Robert, High street. Market Deeping
Harrison Thomas, High St. Crowle,Doncastcr
Harrison William, North street, Bonm
Heald Thomas, Weetgate, Belton, Doncaster
Heaton Charles,20 Luraley rd. Skegness R.S.0
Hewson Joseph, Stickney, Boston
Hill Samuel James, Church street, Holbeach
Holland John Henry, 31 Newlands, Lincoln
Holmes John. Blllinghay, Sleaford
Holmes John William, Engine street, Brigg
Holmes Thomas, Cross st Crowle, Doncaster
Hunt Wm. Edwd. KingstBartonmn-Humber
JelTery Frederick, High stiset, Skegness
Jex Henry, High street, Holbeaob
JnlIusSoIomon,23Bridg« stnortb,atOnnaby
Kalson Oolmou,30Bath street, Great Grimsl^
Kelley Joseph & Wm. Leadenbam, Grantham
Kelley Frederick, Baaslngham, Newark
Kelly Fredk. Bowman, Caythorpe, Grantham
Kent Thomas, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
Klme Valentine James, 10 West st Boston
Kitchln Samuel, Donlngton, Spalding
Ladd Robert, Pinchbeck, Spalding
LambMrs.EllmMnsgrave,4e Broadgate,Lncln
Lamming George, Tetfonl, Homcastle
Langstaff Robert, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Lee John, 76 Rlpon street, Lincoln
Letby James, 11 & 13 St John's Bt.Stamfoid
LillStephenParkinson, Union stMarketRaaen
Lincoln & Bon, 17 Wharf road, Grantham
Lamby Isaac, 3 St Leonard's st Stamford
Maltby Henry, Metberingbam, Lincoln
Maiahall Wm. Arthur, Epworth, Doncaster
Mason Oeo.H.& Ban,27 IJatd stGalnsborongh
Manltby Franda, Blnbrooke, Market Rasen
Maultby James, South K«lM^, Oalstor
Mawer George, 10 Market plaee, Homcastle
Mdton Fredk. Queen street, Mwket Rasen
Mooce^as. Kempstreet,Crowland,Pet«rboio'
Mountain Jabez, Leake, Boston
Newbam Thomas, High stBarton^m-Humbr
Newstead Andrew, BwUnghaoi, Newark
Newstead John, Brant Bronghton, Newark
Newton Cooke, Epworth, Doncaster
North John & Bon, Bouthgate, Sleaford
Oakden & Bharpe, 116 ft 118 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
Oldham Henry, 1 North street, Stamford
Overton Benjamin, 6Water Mill nLHomcastle
Parkin Thomas, Messingham,Klrton Lindsay
R.S.0
PawBon Mrs. William, 87 West«ate,arantbam
FOB 833
Payne John NlebolBon, Coningsby, Boston
Payne Thomas, Navenby, Grantham
Payne Thomas, Swineshead, binlding
Pilldngton John, 4 Langworthgate, Linooln
FllUngton Thomas, Eastgate. Lincoln
Plndaid James, 7 Church street, Boston
Flowright Jsph. Stamford nLMarket Deeping
Plnmtree John, North Thoresby, Louth
Priestley Frederick, Wragby
Pnlford James,High st Long Sutton. WIsbch
Reeve William, 37 Melville street, Lincoln
Rimington Fredk. Wm. Asbby road, Spilsby
Rimington Thomas Edwin, North Somer-
cotes. Great Grimsby
Ripdon Thomas, 19 Swinegate, Grantham
Robinson & Emerson, 223 Victoria street
south, Gi«at Orimst^
Russell Timothy, 38 KentstreetGt Grimsby
Sandall John, 50 Bridge street, Brigg
Scrimshaw Abrbm.Burgh-in-the-MarshR. 6.0
Shacklock John, 27 Westlode street. Spalding
ShazpeFk.A.Swanpool court.Higti st. Lincoln
Showier Tliomas, High street, Walntleet
All Saints R.&0
Showier William, Market place, Spilsby
Simpson Charles Edwin, Hecklngton, Slcnf rd
Simpson Edward, 4 West street, Jlorncastle
Slack James, Long Bennington. Grantham
Smith Henry, 34 Sponcer street, Lincoln
Smith Thos. G. 26 Trinity st Gainsborough
Smith Thomas Hewitt High street, Alford
Smith William, Saxllby, Lincoln
Spenceley William, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Stead Henry, Kirton, Boston
Stevens Norwood, Marton,aainsborough
Stoakes Henry, Bargh-ln-the-Marsh ltS.0
Stones Edwd. Dawson, Sabnonby, Uorucastle
Storr Alfred, Welton, Lincoln
Stow Jn. William, 63 Fonndn st Homcastle
Stubley Alfred, West street. Bourn
TaU Tom Edwd. 16 Market st Gainsborough
Temperton James, Haxey, Bawtry
Terry George, 73 Church street, Gt. Grimsby
Thompson Isaac, Bull ring. Great Grimsby
Thompson Isaac, Chapel sfareet Alford
Tnnnard Esau, Elrton, Boston
Tnxford Peter John Wilks, North end,
Swineshead, Spalding
Waller Richard, South bridge, Alford
Waidell Rt Market place,]£uton.on-Humber
Wells John William, Coningsby, Boston
Wilson George, 334 High street, Lincoln
Wood William, Thornton-le-Feu. BoKton
WoodcockE.Lowst BUlingboro', Falklngham
Woodcock H, Holydyke, Barton-on-Humber
Woolley George, 12 Market place. Horncostle
Woolley Joseph, 4 Hamerton lane. Komcofitlo
Wright Adam, 36 Rlpon street. Lincoln
Wright Jas. Storey,34 Albert street, Spalding
POBK BXXTCHEBS.
Attiwell Charles,' inn. 45 Westgate, Slcafonl
Bagley John, 45 Ravenspnm st. Gt. Grimsby
Baker James, Tattezshall road, Boston
Barker James, 71 Double street, Spalding
Barker Thomas, 5 & 7 James street, Louth
Baricworth Caleb, Winterton, Doncaster
BamettReubon Thorlby,2IWclb\- 8t.GrantImi
Bennett Hy. Wm. IGl Wlnsover rd. Spalding
Birch BmlUi, Wormgate, Boston
Boothby Chas. Wbltecross stBartanHin-Hmbr
Borrill Joseph, 41 North street, Homcastle
Broadbent Geo. Burgess, Batlist.Gt.Grimsbr
BrownMrs.Martha,307Freeman st.Gt.Grmsby
Bmnt George, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Burkitt Jodah, 85 Wormgate. Boston
Buirell Brothers, 8 Red Lion square &
Cemetery road, Stamford
Calvert David, 80 Freeman strset & 17
Oxford street New Clee, Great Grimsby
Carley Charles, 44 London road, Grantham
Clark William, Queen street, Market Rasen
Clarke William, Monks road, Lincoln
Claxton ft Co. 32 Trinity street, Gainsborough
Clayton John, Bull ring, Great Grimsby
Clixby William, Kirton Llndsey B.S.0
Cockerline Tom, . Weelsby street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Copemon Daniel, Kirton Llndsey I1.S.0
Crane Mrs. Mary,33 Market st. Gainsborough
Craven FiaaHainton st.Weelsby,Gt.GrimBby
Crow William, 128 Albert street Gt.Grimsby
Curds Mn. Ann, 416i High street. Lincoln
Curtis Charles, 164 High street Lincoln
Dalton Samuel, Bracebridge, Lincoln
DavlesAnthony,NewportstBarton-on-Humlr
Dolby Samnd, 19 High street, Boston
Drewsry Peter, 14 Aswell Une, Louth
Dring Thomas, Boston, Market Deeping
DmatWHUam, 49 Bridge street, Gainsborough
Duckeiing Samn^ Morton-by-Galnsborough
Easting AjibnrWilliam, 23 Walkeigate,Louth
Elsey James, 144 Garibaldi st. Gt Grimsby
BIstOD Abnhain, 36 Market place, Spalding
ElvinJobn Edwd.<8tiaitft Newraarkat,LincIn
BviaonJn.185 King Edwd.stnorth,GtGrmsby
FUtoniCharles,166 Victoria ststb.Gt.Grirasby
FenwlcltThoa.350Victoria stnrth.GtGrimsby
Fisher John, Tealby, Market Rasen
Flint Thomas, 416 High street, Lincoln
Foster William, Winterton, Doncaster
684 Po«
Fork botchxus— conttaned.
I'nnk Frederick, II High street, Boetol)
Gamer Rd.Hlgh st.W«inf!eet AU8<anteB.S.O
OnTca Bobt. a04 Low.Bar8eMtt.at.Grinwbr
Qnenwood Geo. Fleetgte. Barton-OD-Hvunbar
Gtnindy Joieph Saml. IS9 Keiit«t.Gt.Grinnb7
Bamm John,U8t.Batolph'Bter.Hlgh atXiiclo
Bands Isaac, Corparatiaii rd. Gt. Grlntsby
Harlow WOliam, SO Market jtlaee, Bostou .
BaiTison John, S$ liast Mush st. Gt-Ormsbgr
Heliile John, Trinity street, Golnnboroiigh
BUI Thomas, Bull ring, Gt; Grimsby
Hilton Samuel, 28 Westgate, Grantliam
HoUJngsworth Edward, 8canthrpe.Donca»t«r
HoUingsworthJn.Priostga»*,B»rton-on-Hmbr
Hoteon Henry, M CJressey sttoet.Gt. Grtnabj
HowBon Fredk. John, Bridge street, Brigg
MNeOLNSHIBlK
[kELI,Y'6
Mugwall ft WQsoo, 42 Uaitot place, Boston
Dolby WOliam Pretty, <6 High st. Shatai
Doncaster It. A. * Son, 44 SOver st. linnln
Eden Wm. Jab«,4 Victoria st.«e.Gt.Griiiiitir
Fsndw Henry, 28 & 2> Uaiket place; fiotton
Chapman * M&ler, Str«nd street & SMOIee-
thorperoaa,'»MatOtta»bJ :''''''/'
Cbeeseman wmiani,HagWarthingliam;6plBby
Dales Charles, 9* K«w market, I/enth '
DaTy William, West Httlton, DoncasMsr •■" _^ , i,„„i- ,„^ . t^...
Gee James ft TbeS.StaUoB, Growlc. Ddii<S««t«r FawcettWiUlam, 7 Eastgate, Louth
Harrison Meies,-M«rton-by-ORinsSorough ..Foster Preston Georgft 9S Eastgal^ lontb
H^aSrewh J«. WharTcrowIe.DohS.ste' Gait Albert, mi3 OldMsxket pLOLGr«*>
Lamym* Amos * Son, TattershaU brldgr, 0'<'"«hi- v™,=™iMr Printlnir A PnUUihIiw
Dogdykei' Boston ■ '
I4m«n Mtort, King street, Market Basen
Mayes Jolin, Holbeach
Parker VllHam, 84 & 96Albion stGtGrtasbr
Patefaett-d^ohn 6harp, Holbeadh
Reedman JohA, Lahgtoft, Market-.Dotoltit
SheardownQ*jrge,Burton-on-St*tbet,Boncstr
Smith James, Friskney, Boetoa
^ikson Bobert, 203 FreeSio st. G t Grimsby | Btantwell Rue, But«on-oi»-8t»a«r, Ootawtet
Jackson William, 30 Church stGainsbotough Stones Gdorge.JJarthorpe, G««e
Jennings Stunuel, Trinity st. Gainsborough
Keal Bdward, Btanboir lone, Boston
Keal Mrs. 30 Mew market, Lincoln
Sey George, 19 Norman street, Llncola
Elrk Mark, IfS2 Victoria at.8aath,Gt.0rinisby
Leak Christopher, 95 Cleethorpe xtmd, Sftw
Clee. Great Grimsby
Lusty Charles. 104 Victoria st.we8t,&t0rmSby
Marriott TiallB Wm.4 Sheep market, Spalding
Marshall Bobert, 61 East street. Homcastle
Mayer Loals,112Sastgte.iSc3Market ball, Louth
Me8nicJas.3«Cleethrpe. rd. Nw. Clee,Ot.Gmsby
Missler John Adam, t»S High street, Lincoln
Moore John Thomas, Snuttigata, Sleatotd
MorrinaonHy.a 84 Cleethorpe rd.GtGrmsby
Nash Jn. Id Lea rd. & 9 Trinity stQainsboro'
Nelderleithner Bnd<dph, 196 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby'
Nicholson Wm. llSSCleethorpe ril.Gt(JrimBby
Nickob Thomas, 14 Winsorer road,. Spalding
Norton John, 14» Victoria st. sth.GtGtmsby
I>addison Geo. 210 Cleethorpe rd. GtOrtmsby
Baithby Richard, Burton road, Lincoln
Bobinson Heniy, 22 London road, Grantham
Bonston John, 32 Waterside sontb, Lincoln
Bowell William, 181 Freeman st Gt. Grimsby
Bylett William, 28 Wotatgato,' Grantham
acni4iolmeBd.S.8cotter,iarton Lin<UeyB.S,0
amson Frederick Wm. 40 New rd. Spalding
Smith Alfred, Winterton, Doncaster
Smith Bdward Ruf as, 2M-Hlgh street, Lindn
Smith John, 41 Dudley rood, Grantliam
Smith Joseph, 2J) Chorch St. Galnsboroogb
Snaith Charles, Grantley street, Grantham
Sparrow Charles, Qaeen street. Market BaMn
Squires Edward, 20 Hickman St. Goinsboro'
Stamp Henry. 22 Freeman street. Gt, Grimsby
Stephenson William, Sea View street, Ctee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
StoTin EdwardFoster,28 Ball ring,Hamcastle
Stovin Iteooh, 31 Lord, street, Osdnsborough
Swift Mrs. Martha, 11 Vicars lone. Louth
Swinn Tom, 28 Weelsby street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Taylor John, 43 Newport, Lincoln
Teont^ Jobn,High street, Barton-on-Humber
Thompi»n8amLFleetgate,Barton-on-Hnmbet
Thorpe William, 0 Newbind. st west, Lincoln
ThreadgaldCollin>,>2dk94Chnrch st. Goinsboro'
WaUer Robert, IM Freeman st' Gt Grimsby
West Wm. Edwd. 24 Waterside stb. Lincoln
Wilson Henr>',.79 Bridge streetGainsborough
Wilson Samuel, Oxfoid street. Market Basen
FOBTEB HEBCHAITCS.
See Ale & Porter Merclisnts & Agents.
POTATO J>BA1:jEBS.
Taylor John, West street, Hdbeach
Walker * AUen, Statloii, Orowle
Blades Joseph, Unity square, Lincoln
Bromby Edward, Winteriugham, Doncaster
Bargees John, Beacon .Mil, Motahchapel,
Great Grimsby
Eno Robert, Leake, Boston
Harrison Hy. Grove ter. CtowIand,Feterboro'
Hercock Samuel, Risegate, Spalding
Hurst Timothy, Baxey, Bawtry
King Samuel Heartson, Cowbit, Spalding
Osborne William, Eskhom, Marshcliapel,
Great Grimsby
Petch John, Burton-on-StAther, Doncaster
Plant Joseph, Leake, 'Boston
Bawllnson ThomoH, Barthorp, •Swineshead,
Spalding
Bi^ards George, Strand street, Gt. Grimsby
Bnshton John, Oxford street Market Rasen
Sewdl Joseph Scrimshaw, Ica Church street
Great Grimsby
Shipley John, Epworth, Doncaster
Tansley Bbtsen.Nortb 8tCrawlnd.Pet«rbar9'
Tnnnsid William, Kirton, BoiCon
POTATO BAIiBSMBH.
See SWCSitteft— PdiattJ. - - '^
FOTn<TBBBBS: ' '
Marked thus • are Bealers in Bapie.
•Amos Miw ADu, 34 Westgaterfiranthani
*Bailey Rotiert Market place, gleafo^,
•Baker John.DiejAhgSt James,MrktPMping
Bates Martin. Chapelbridge, Lutton, Wisboch
Berry Henrv|232Victoriast.iiouth,GtUnnebj'
•Bowell John, High rine^, HolbcMh , . , , - .
•Bradley F^arce, Ih Whorl roa<l, Grantham
•Breaiberrr Bobeft, 17 Silver st Gainsbpjti'.
•Brown WMiam, Kirton Lindeey R.6.0 ,.
Carter George, 7 Doable streetSpoldln*
Cartwrlght George, Moor, Coningsby, ftwtom
CoUishaw Mrs. Ann, Borsegate, Deeping^
James, Market Deeping .< ,:
Cooper Qiarles, Walesby, Market BaRen
Cooper William, 302A, Bi^ street, Lincoln
•Coulson Silos, Eastgate, Bourn ,
Craven Charles, 14 Uiapel street Boston
Dibble George Fredk. Blrton, GalnsborqiMh
Fell William, 8 Monks Dike Ijead, Louth
Fisher John, 08 West street, Boston . r „
•France Charles,18 Victoria stvcOtOnnsby
Ftanois Levi, Thurlby, Bourn
•Frith Chss. 342 Victoria «t nth. GtGrimsby
•Gray Thomas, 38 Lord street Gainsborough
Healey George. 13 High st,reet, S^mf ord. . . r
HiacfCk Henry, 1 & 2 Cast)e ^<U, Lincohi
Hotson Edn-uS, 25. Cleethorpe rood,. New
Clee, Great Qfimsbv ,
• JenkinsonEdwanl, ITSt. Peter's hl.QranUiam
Keal James, Chapel, Aliord
Lamyman Jonathan. TattershaU brdg.Bneton
I«ncaster Thomas, 30 Charles street, Louth
•Low John, West street Alfprd
McCann Tolley, Biilingborojigh, Falkingliom
Maidens Atkinson, Dl^ side ;u>rUi, Botiton
Msrr ThoDias, 9 Church street Gainsborough
Marsh Simon V?est Monlton, Bpaldiivg
•MettljoB Mrs, Spsan,e London grd. Grantham
Morton Mrsi Soridi, S Hungatev Lincoln. :.
Mumby Gen. Crosses, Long Sufton, Wisbech
PInmpton 'Charles, 7 Nojctbgste, Louth
•Plumpton Thoii.32 BeiUebem stGtGrimsby
Plumpton William, 36 Engtaegate, Louth ,
Smith George, Haltleet Mnrkqt Deeping .
Spenc«r Jot(n, 32 Singil street Liooolp
StanUand Richard, 13 Swinegate, Qrantlf^m
•Stokes Jwies, 36 High street Grantham- .
Strongward Edwatd,« AU Sabts st£tamft>rd
Suley Henry, Fieet Holbeach
Thompson WiUiom, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
•Trovers Laurenge, Corby, Gra/itham .
Turner John, 1 Nor^gate place, Louth
Turner Thomas, South pnd, AUord
Turner William, 40 Froepect st Homcastle '
Walker W.High stWainfleet All SBintaR.8.p
Warriner Thoiii»8,7Vtctoria8twe.GtGrmsby
•Wells Joseph, High st Wipterton, Doncastr
Wilson John, Union street. Market Rasen.
Winter Herbert P. BargnU bridge, Boston
•Wiseman Henry, 18 High street Grantham
Tork John Edwm, Scunthorpe, Doncaster..
Grimsby Newspaper Printing & Pabliihlii|t
Cto. Lhnlted (A. Windla, manager), M
Victoria street west Great Grimsl^
Oroome John, Thurlby, Bomm
Hsnmun Jasper, 8 BHver st Gainsborough
Hahnam John,U8 Victoria ststh.GL6rmitiy
Harksr Edwd. N<»th st Crowlond, Feurtxm'
Harris DonielGorham, Heckington, Slesfoid
Hayes William, 46 Melville street Uncoln
Hazelgrove John Edvrard,4{ Eight Feet rosd.
Great Grimsby
Househam Fredk. 14 London rd. Grantliam
Jackson George & Son, 13 Market (1. Biigg
Jackson & Parker, 19 Maricec place, Lcimh
Jackson Mrs. Blixa, 432 * 434 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Jackson Thomas, 12 Manthorpe rd.Grsnthsin
Jenkinson John & Sons, 08 High st. Stnmfrl
JoU y?atson, 2S Bull ring, Horncsstle
Keywertli C. sen. 14 Swanpool court Linnitai
Keyworth Chas. jun. 832 High st LiDOiln
Kirkby John, 28 Dolphin Une, Boston
Larder Wm. A. SO Eastgate, Louth. Sresdit
Leary Robert Ely, Sakergate, Lincohi
Lyne & Son, 8 Westgate, Grantham
Manton WOliam, 6 West street, Boston
Mowe William, 39 RIgli street Granthsm
Mawer Joseph, 91 Bai«gate, Louth
MItebeU Thomas, High street Hoabeach
Mitchell William Henry, W High ststamfonl
Morris John T. West street Bourn
Morton John, 1 Market plaoe, Boston
MOTtonWllliamSirkham,27Ht«b stHonMsUe
{tewbold Thomaa, 77 Bridge stOainsbonngb
Niokerspn John & Son, 8 New at Boston
NuttGeo.Nichol8,77Cleethorpc rd.Qterm*y
Osgerby A. Market pi. Wainfleet All Snts.2. &.0
Pacy ft Trevott 312 High street Uaeohi
Palmer John Cordon, Winterton, Doncaster
Parker George, Market place, Cajstor
FamdlftOo. 16 Biby street Great Giimstiy
Es«soiis Bobert Wm. Cattle market Spilsby
Peach RIchord Walter, Donlngtoii, Spalding
Faaivs John Thomas, Market place; Bonn
PickKteg H. IS Bn)adgate,Linooln. Seesiln
Quam^ward Wells, W Park st Llncola
Bepton James, Southgote, Sleafonl
Rose James, Kirton Undaey B.S.O
Ruddock Jolm Wm.-}33 High St. Lineohi
Sampson Robert2 ft 3 Market place,b1eaf<rl.
Bee advartiasment
Sartaln CiMirles KEast stCrowlnd.Pcterb(in>'
Show ft Oniy, 22 Cleethorpe rd. Ou Qrimdby
Skegness General Printing Co. Limited (Jobs
Avery, man.), Roman bank,&kegnessR.S.O
Skinner Frank, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
SmedlOT mss Georgians, Nartlijrate, Slnfoid
Smith Ibtthew Henry, KirtnnLindaey II.&U
Swain ft-Eon, High st Long Sutton, Wistwh
Tnpholme John GOdon (late Preston), »
Mercer row, Louth
Wokelln Britton, Market place. Alford
Walsh William, Southgate, Sleaford
Ward Samuel ft Son, 6 Much lane, Unoohi
WatUnson Henry.Hall pLSpalding. Secadvt
Webb Jaa. W. 201 Cleethorpe rd. OtQrimsbj
Wells Joseph, High st Winterton, Dopewter
Whltan Spencer Harrison, Coninisby, Iln«ia
WMttlnghamThomosH. Queen st.3(iktI!aMn
WilUord Joseph, High street Scunthnrpe.
Doncaster
W^IIIiamson James, 290 High street, Uccehi
WlUonghby George, 2 Westgate^ GiBntham
Wood Richard, High streetCn>wle.DaDeaav
Woodhonae Luke George, High, st WaiBe«<
AU Saints B.S.0
POTATO KBBCHANTS.
Achtu'chJ.DeepingStJames'.MorketDeeping
Allen George, Fd^uiey, Boston
AUen John, Epworth, Doncaster
Barker Robc.-t Station yard ft. WUlow walk,
.. Spnliling
BoTterGeorgo, Church end,Qaadring,Spalding
Belliars Jereniiati, Holbeach
BarUU Thomas, Crawls, Doncaster
Akrfll, Ruddook ft Keyworth, Sllvef slreel,
Lincoln '
Amcoats ft Go. '47 Lord rftreet, GohisbotOttgh
Ashton John, 73 Wraw^iy strpet Brigg ;
AShweU Joseph, 16 Bridge str^t Spalding
Assoan Joseph, Swanpool courts Lincoln ' .
Ban Hy. Wta, Moritet lal Barton»on-Hamb^
BaU John Thomas, Church street, Bonrh
Bellamy Herbert lUchordson.Terraec. Spilsby
Bellamy Thomte Allen, jnu.Msfket ^l..U(otd
Burdltt Thomas Henry, 2 Keroer row, Louth
Bush Arthur 'B*bert,Oaxtdn Printing wprki).
Market placai'Oaistdt '
Buahby Thomsa; 2 Vine street' BraiilhiAn '■
.CaldicottChas.Marketpl.Gainsboro'. Seeadvt
Cameron Henry, TjlLondbii road^Grshthairi
Clieney Mrs. ^labeth, iOS High st. Lincolli
Clarke William, WBUrh stMet. Grantham
Cousans Hy.Edward, St Benedict's Eq.Umiln
Crest ey WiMam, i Wrawby stireet,- Brigg
PBIVATB HOTBX..
See Hotel -Private.
'PBOVISION DEAI<BBS.
Agulter iloel, Gosberton, Spajdlug
AnseU Edward Moriey, 10 Comhai. Uscolu
Atterby James, King street Market. Raeeii
Aysceai^'W. Waterloo stft(}neen|stMrkt.K.<i>
Bakes John, Colstcrworth, Grantluum
Balding John S. 34 High street, Homcasili
Barranu John Davey, 3J> Market pL Bostcc
Batley George, Epwortti, Doncaster
Bland Ltike, 18 Chequergate, Loath
Bland Wittiam, Corporation rd. Gt Grim.-)';
Brader Thomas, Swarby, Sleafon)
Brears Mrs. Ann, Haxey, Bawtiy
Brewttt Arthur, 31 Soodigate, Sieaford
BrougHttni Fredk. North Thoresbv; T/iuth
Brpq^tori John Thas.ll Market pLGrutl'C'
Bro^wnMn; Hannah,|l2S King£a«>rd8tn'et
north. Great Grimsby
Brown Wm. Fredk. 42 Canwick road. Unco.'i
Bnrteii Albert 28 Walkergate, lAoth
Colam John Smith, Owston I^>t7. Bawtr.;
CotOB George, 79 OemeteiT id. Gt OrlBBt?
Cattle John. 48 Churdi St. aainsfborongh
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIBECTORY.]
1 T. Me<ngbia.ElTton Lndiy. R^O
Clark Wm. 62 Chapman street, Gt. Orteuby
Coe William, Flab Dock nw4. Qit«t Oriinsby
Cominge Edward, 3 Alexandra ter. Uncoln
Cnxe Wm. 38 Bridge it soatb, Gt. Giimsby .
Curtis Jobn S. K Barenspum st. Gt. Griipsb}'
SalM Jamea, Soatb end, Alfonl
IMnnia Charlea, Uabletborpe St. Mary, Alfoid
Dnckett Wm. T. 20 & 59 Sigb at Stamford
Eayra Alfred, Morton, Boom
Edwaidi George J. P. & Ca 118 .Victoria St.
wert. Great Grimsby
Bmerson Mrs. FrancM Maria, JM Spital hUl,
Sooth street, Lonth
Fkar Thomas, Baltfleetby St. Petei% Louth
Fowler Alfred & Son, Saltflcetby All Saints,
Loath
Follalove Mis. M. A. 87 Portland St. Lincoln
Geeson James, 47 High street, Gnuitliom
Goold Alfred, 248 High street, Lincoln
Gieetham Edward, Bwineshead, Spalding
Oringley Jaa. 66 Cleetborpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Harnson Mis. A. 38 St. Mary's st. Stamford
Holmes John Thomas, lA High st. Stamford
Horobin T. C. Market pi. Crowle, Doucaster
Jackson John, Beck bill, Barton^on-Hamber
Jefteries H. J. Market pi. Barton-on-Humber
Jennings Arthur Jas. Owston Fen;, Bawtr}-
Jennisota Matthew, 67 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Johnson Jolm, 217 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Jndson Thomas, Nettleham, Lincoln
Kemp Horatio, 176 Cleetliorpe rd.Gt.GrimBby
KldsoD Edward, 28 Church St. Gainsborough
King Joseph John, 92 Bath st. Gt. Grimsby
Maw Elislia, W'root, Ba\itry
Moody J"rederick Geo. Lord st. Gt. Grimsby
Moody William Plaskett, Lumley rd. Skegness
MorleyO. P.WlIllngl>am-by-Stow, Gatnsboro'
Morris Thomas, 94 Wnwby street, Brigg
Oldrid John It Co. (Heniy Diacass, manager).
The Stores, Hngwortbingbam, Spilsby
Palmer Eley, 39 High st. & 31 New market,
Lincoln
Parker Henry Brookes, 24 Barkbom street,
Wainflcet All SainU B.&0
Parker Mrs. Mary, 4 Rudgards lane, Lincoln
Parker Thomas, 21 Sincil street, Lincoln
Patrick Charles Ellison, 2 WUIoughby street.
Bridge street, Gainsborough
Peaagood Joseph, High st. Market Deeping
Playtoot Thomas, 91 Sandsflcld la. Galnsboro'
Poddington Mrs. Elita, 64 Newport, Lincoln
Procter Bros. 29 Market place, Grantliam
Proctor Francis, 13 Mercer row. Loath
Bayner James, 21 Qresham street, Lincoln
Bead WHllftm 76 Fildes street, Gt. Grimsby
Robinson Henry, North street. Bourn
Robinson Preston, Corporation nLGtOrimsb}
Robaon Jolm Henry, 91 Bipon sL Lincoln
Roebuck Wnilam, Ou'ston Ferry, Bawtry
Scarborongh Thomiis P. 48 Ripon sL Lincoln
Sklpworth Edwd. West Thcddlethorpc, Loutli
Smethorst Henry,3 Cleethorpe nl.Gt.arinisby
Smith Alfred, 19 London road, Grantham
Smith John, 8 Saxon street, Lincoln
Sowter John, 29 Aswell lane, Louth
Tomlinson Frank, Corby, Grantliam
Toone George Henry. 93 Bipon st. Lincolji
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Twigg Charles, 16 Cariiolme road, Lincoln
Walker W. 30 Friars lane. Monk's rd. Lincoln
Watkin James, 44 A: 46 Trinity st^ Galnsboro'
Watmoiighdi 8on,2lCleetborpe id.GtGrim8by
Watson Wm. 224 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
White Mrs. Hannah, 129 Bllng Edward street
north. Great Grimsby
WoodlUt Jonathan Cash, Sea View street,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
WoodUif Jonathan Cash, 310 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
PBOVISION UBBOHANTS.
Bellamey Chas. 162 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Bray Edwin, Winteringham, Doncaster
Brewitt Edwaid John, Southgate, Sleatord
Cbesman (t Co. Central market, 140 Freeman
street & Corporation road. Great Grimsby
Crawford Thomas, Goulceby, Horacastle
Croft Frederick George, 8 .St. laxTence
street, Homcastle
Croasland George, Newton^on-Trent, Newark
Crow JohnnThomas, Goulcebyi; 4c Post office,
Uorncaitle
Cmndall Jobn Goodchild, Crowle, Doncaster
Dales & Riggall, Old Market pi. Gt. Grimsby
Blmltt & Co. 18 High street, Homcastle
Evcratt Edward, 44 Church st. Gainsborough
Eyre Johu, Appleby, Doncaster
Qonld.)! Son, 324 High street; 22 Guildhall
street & 29 New market, Lincoln
Green Edward Benton, 227 High street t
Magpie square, Bniadgate, Lincoln
HaU Albert Wingfleld, 268 ft 13i High street ;
St.Batolph's buildings &Spencerst.Lincoln
Mammon Richard Hart, The Tudor Stores,
Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Harrison i'rank. The Cash stores, 163 Bridge
street, Gainsborough
Holmes, Boeser ft Co. 2 Bailgate, Uncoln
Hunt William, Winterton, Doncaster
Jennings George, 9 Market plaa«, Spalding
John Geo. Wm. ft Co. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Kelsey Robert, New Brombj, Doncaster
King Frank, 33 Silver street, Qainsborongh
King Thomas, 19 Silver street, Gainsborough
Knott Henry, 18 St. Mary's street, Stamford
Langley Bros. East street, Homcastle
MeanweU Alfred, Market place, Caistor
Pickup Thomas Barnes, High street, Scun-
thorpe, Doncaster
Flastow James, Fish Dock rd. Great Grimsby
Robinson John, Fish Dock road, Gt. Grimsby
Bowe William, Kelstern, Louth
Rusling Tbonuis, Scnnthorpe, Doncaster
Ryalls Edwd. High st. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Salsbury John H. Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
Salsbury Samuel L. Fish Dock rd.Gt. Grimsby
Searby James, jun. High street, Spilsby
Smith Gea E. Burton-on-Stather, Doncaster
Speed Grant John, 11 High street, Stamford
Varlow Alfred, South street, Caistor
Walte Thomas, Market place, Spilsby ft 7
Lumley road, Skegness
Walker Henry James, Winterton, Doncaster
Waters Mra. Maria, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Watts John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Weightman WUliam, 31 West street, Boston
•POB 8a5
Wherry Edward ft S^ns, North street ft
East«ate, Bourn '
Williamson ft Sons, Vine street ft i Mortb st.
Grantham ft at Hull ft Great Yarmouth
PUBI.IO HOT7SBS.
Including Inns, Hotels ft Taverns.
Abbey-in-the-West, Mis. Emma Roberts. Foes street, Lincoln
Abbey Lodge, Thomas Hucknall, Kirksteod, Horacastle
Adam ft Eve, Benjamin Arcti, lindum road, Lincoln
Adam ft Eve, George Fliilllpson, Wragby
Albion hotel, Mrs. Susannah Bess, St. Mary's street, Lincoln
Albion, Mrs. Emily Thompson, 20 All Saints street, Stamford
Albion hotel, WlUlam Hall, 178 ft 180 Cleetliorpe rood, Gt. Grimsby
Ancholme tavern, Thomas Taylor, 1 Market place, Brigg
Anchor, Mrs. Susanna Blunson, 1 High st. St. Martin's, Stamford
Anchor inn, William Cottom, Ct mmercial road, Spalding
Anchor, Robert Cousins, Brandy Wharf, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Anchor, George Foreman. ?'en, Branston, Lincoln
Anchor, John William Hall, East End, Alfonl
Anchor, Mrs. Elisabeth Hatter, Friskney, Boston
Anchor, John lAwley, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
ABClior inn, John Pick, Eostgate, Bourn
Angel, Evison Smith Barker, Soltfleetby St. Peter's, Loutli
Angal, Jonathan Batty, South Witliam, Giantbam
Angd, Henry Baxter, North street, Crowland, Peterborough
Angel inn, Bobert Dau^ton. Sutterton, Spalding
Angel hotel, Thomas Hall ft Son, Market place. Bourn
Angel, Moses Luff, High street. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Angel, Mrs. Sarah Rlchaidsun, Bardney, Lincoln
Angel, Wmiam RImmlngton, Corby, Gronthiun
Angel inn, Mrs. Harriett Royce. Double street, Spalding
Angel inn, Saywell Boyle, Wrangle, Boston
Angel hotel ft posting house, Heniy Bott, Market place. Bourn
Ang^ commec^ial hotel ft posting house, John Cook (cxois. of).
High street, Walnfleet All Saints B.S.0
Angel family ft commercial hotel, Joeeph Hellaby Skevington.
Miarket place, Brigg
AngelftBoyal family ft commercial hotl.A.ChDds,3Highet.Gnuithm
Artichoke inn, Henry North, 10 Swinegntii, Grantham
Axe ft Cleaver, William Boslin, West street, Boston
Axe ft CleaVer, Robert Rowe, North Somercotes, Great Grimsby
Axe ft Cleaver, John Wise, Hecklngton, Sleaford
Axa ft Handsaw, Jdhn Horberry, Moulton, Spalding
Bacchns hotel, Mtt. R«be<!ca Simons, Sntton-in-the-Marsh, AHoid
PtrBIiIC COMFANIBS.
Boiirn Public Hall ft Corn Exchange Co.Lim.
(John Leonard Bell,Bec.), Market pi. Bourn
Cleethorpes Promenade Pier Co. (Wilkinson
Ayre, sec.) ; ofBce, Royal Dock chambers,
Cleethorpe road. Great Grimsby
Gainsborough Bridge Co. (Declmus Mallett
Robbs, clerk), 18 Silver st. Gainsborough
Grantham Exchange Hall Co. (Thomas Alsop,
sec.). Grantliam
Lincoln Corn Exchangeft MarketCJa (Fredk.
Andrew, sec. ), (^ornhiil, Lincoln
Lincoln Liberal Club Co. Limited (Cornelius
Watts, sec ; 21 Watenlde north, Lincoln
Louth Com Exchange C!a (John Frederick
Ingoldby, sec). Town hall, Louth
Skegness Pier Co. limited (Tweed Stephen ft
Dashper, sees. ; Arthur Linder, pier
master). Skegness
Sleaford Com Exchange Co. ( Josepli Bellamy,
see.), Market place, Sleaford
PT7BI.IC HAIiUI.
Binbrooke Temperance Hall, Binbrooke.
Market Bosen
Boston Assembly Booms (Benjamin Carter.
superintendent). Market place, Boston
Bourn Public Hall ft Com Exchange, (Church
street. Bourn
Crowle .Assembly RoomsCo.Lim.(H.lAug1iton
Burtonshaw, hon. sec.), Oowle, Doncaster
Gainsborough Tempeianoe Hall ( Jasper
Hannam, leasee), Spital ter. Gainsborough
Gosberton Public Hall (Charles Buyer, sec),
Gosberton, Spalding
Grantham Exchange Hall (Thomas Alsop,
sec.). High street, Grantham -
Grantham Westgate Rooms (Thomas .\l80p.
sec.), Grantham
Grimsby Temperance Hall, Cleethorpes road.
Grimsby
Holbeach Assembly Rooms, Cemetery road,
Holbeach
Homcastle Com Exchange Hall (Parish ft
Nicholson, lessees). High street, Horacastle
Market Rasen Com Exchange (Louis Rhodes.
sec), Qneen street. Market Basen
Market Rasen Market Hall, Market place,
Maricet Basen
Market Rasen Temperance Hall, Queen street.
Market Basen
Scott«r Assembly Rooms (J. M. Allen, hon.
sec), Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.8.0
South Ferriby Lecture Hall, Ferriby Sluice,
South Ferriby, HnU
Spalding 0>m Exchange, Market pi. Spalding
Spalding Temperaooe Hall (David Wood-
thorpe, sec), Spaldmg
Stamford .Assembly Ro(mis (William lAngley,
lessee), 22 St. George's square, Stamford
Stamford Corn Exchange, Broad st. Stamford
Stamford Odd Fellow's Hall (Henry Corby,
sec), .Ul Saints street, Stamford
WalnUeet Assembly Room (J. B. Barton.
prop.),John;st. Waiufleet Alll Saints R.S.(>
/ Bail inn, Matthew Stone, Bailgate, Lincoln
I Balloon Inn, Mrs. Mar>' Goodley, 6 Blackfrisrs street, Stamford
I Barge, WnUam Bntler, Railway station, Swineshead, Spalding
I Barge (The), Johu Meeds, 1 TattersluUl rosd, Boston
I Barkham Arms. John Leochman, Waintleet St. Mary R.S.Q
Bailey Mow, Mrs. Demarls Atkin, Friskney, Boston
Bariey Mow, Thomas Palmer, 37 Bailgate, Lincoln
Barley Mow, Robert Womiall, London rood, Grintham
Barley Sheaf, Thomas Gilbert, Brothertoft, Boston
I Baronet inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Horsington, Horacastle
Bay Horse, Bobert Bell, Winteringham, Doncaster
Bay Hoise, Thomas Bcrridge Carr, Wiawby, Brigg
Bay Horse, Mrs. Ellen Cash, North Somercotes, Qi«it Grimsb}'
Bay Horse, James Watson, Garthorpe, Goole
Beckett Arms, Tom Bacon, Little Coriingham, Gainsborough
Beehive, Atton Martin, 12 Water street, Stamford
Bee Hive, Jobn Henry Smedley, 10 Costlegate, Grantham ^ .
Bell inn, (%arles Barty, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Bell, Napoleon Brown, Leverton, Boston
Bell inn, Cooke Oiapman. Holton Holegate, Spilsby
Bell inn, Joseph Falrcliild, Thurlby, Bourn
Bell, Thomas Foster, Swarby, Sle^ord
Bell inn, William Goodarre, Weston hills, Weston. Spalding
Bell, George Hannam, Swinstead, Bourn
Bell inn, William Heury Heatli, Blsiiop bridge, Market Rosen
Bell inn, George Suley, Peakhili, Cowbit, Spalding
Bell, Simon West Marsh, Moulton, Spalding
Bell, WUlIam Mattock, Whaplo<le, Spalding
Bell inn, John Sandall, Langtoft, SEorket Deeping
Bell, William Tltmau, Gosberton, Spalding
Bell commercial inn, Scth Ellis Blackbourn, High St. Holbeach
Bell commercial hotel ft posting house, Cliarles ciockburn Falkindcr.
Bnrgh-ln-the-M;trBh R.S.6
Bell ft Bowl, George Dawber, Whaplode, Spalding
Berldge Arms, Mrs. Emma Shelton. Suttertoii, Spalding
Bertie Arms iun, Mrs. Ellen Fogson, UIBngton, Stamford
Bingham's hotel, Thos. LI Bakewell, Victoria st. ntlu Gt. Grimsby
Black Boy, John Kirk, 4 Castle hlU, Uncoln
Black Boy, Carter Walton, Foston, Grantham
Black Bull, James Allen, Market place, Barton-on-Humber
Block Bull, Robert Barrand, Soutli gate, Sleaford
Black Bull, Joeeph Castledine, New road, Spaldiiig
D,g,tized£^;p^^ie ^
836 PDB
LINCOLNSHIRE.
[kELLY'8
PiraLiOAVB— contbiiiaa.
Black BaU, Charltt Golbeck. 33 UpgKts, Umth
Black Ball, Mm. Harriet GibMn, 3 Wrawby (tnet, Brlgg
Blaok BaU, William HaU, Swlnaabead, Spalding
Black Boll, Jam Hardy, Wrangle, Boiton
Black Boll, Joseph Harrop, Baat Halton, Uloeby
Black BaU, Charlea Hubbard, High street, Holbeach
Blaok Ball, Bobert Hotchinaon, Drove end, Wlsbeoh
Black Bull, Albert Lindley, 2S Lord street, Oainsbarongli
Black Bull, John Keedham, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Black BnU. Thomas Prince, Ituskington, Sleatord
Black Ball, George Simpson, Welton, Lincoln
Black Bull, Frederick Upton, Donlngfton, Spalding
Black BuU inn, Alderson Irvine Brown, Burton-on-8tather,Doncstr
Black Dog, Thomas Bronghton, 4 Watergate, Grantham
Black Dog, Thomas Sewell Smith. Wytham-on-the-HlU, Bourn
Black Oonte, Mrs. Mary Anne Salmon, High bridge. High sLLncln
Black Head commercial hotel, John Brook, 19Market pLGainsboro'
Black Horse, John Brown, Blyton, Gainslxiroagh
Black Horse, William Catton, Walcott, Lincoln
Black Horse, Mrs, Sarali Cole, Baston, Market Deeping
Black Horse, WUUam Colen, 28 Westgate, Grantham
Black Horse, W.Coapland,Tharpe8t.Peter,WalnfleetAllSaintsR.B.O
Black Horse, Thomas Cnnnington, Walcott, Falklngham
Black Hone, John JackDamUI. Ondnthorpe, Great Grimsby
Black Horse, John GUbert, Lndford Parva, Market Baaen
Black Hone, Joseph Grant, 1 Bridge street, Horncastle
Black Horse. John Green, Old BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Black Horse, Mrs. Emma Hardy, Church street. Market Deeping
Black Horse, George Hodson, Grimsthorpe, Bonrn
Black Horse, Samuel Kemm, Fasten, Qrantliam
Black Hoise, Thomas Kirkby, Gostgate, Lincoln
Black Horse, John Maddlaon, Bardney, Lincoln
Black Horse, Henry Ualtby, Ingham, Lincoln
Black Horse, WiUiam WUcox Money, Whaplode Drove, Peterboro'
Black Horse, WllUam Porter, 6 AsweU lane, Loutli
Black Horse, Joseph Richardson, Tattershall, Beaton
Black Horse, Major Traves, Greetham, Horncastle
Black Horse, Joslah Tyler, iO Sootgate, Stamford
Black Horse, WUliam Watson, Latton, Wisbech
Black Horse, Mathias Wliarram, Donington-on-Bain, Lonth
Black Uon, Stephen Harrison, Cowblt, Spalding
Black Lion, William Thacker, Chapelgate, Qedney S.0
Black Swan, Frederick Armstrong, 13 New road, Spalding
Black Swan, John Blow Bettenson, Donington, Spalding
Black Swan, James Francis Green, 48 South street, Horncastle
Bhtck Swan, John Jalland, 1 & 3 Victoria st. west, Qt. Grimsby
Black Swan, WUliam Mann, Kirton Liudsey R.S.0
Black Swan, George Henry Bliarpe, 319 High street, Lincoln
Black Swan, George Taylor, BecUngham, Newark
macksmith's Arms, Edmund Dolby, Skendleby, Spilsby
Blacksmith's Arms, Thomas Owen, Rothwell, Caistor
Blue Anchor, Thomas Hughes, 133 Higli street, Lincoln
Blue Bell, Henry Atkinson, 378 Victoria st. north, Great Grimsby
Bine Bell, John Henry Dawson, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Blue BeU, John Bady, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Blue Bell, John Henry Hopkins, Belchfard, Horncastle
Blue BeU, John Jackson Hard, Wliitecrosa st. Barton-on-Humber
Bine B<^, Dixon Johnson, Scredington, Falklngham
Blae BeU, Edwin Lacy, South Soraercotes. Great Grimsby
Bine Bell inn, Thomas Henry Ockelford, North street, Giantham
Blue BeU, WllUam Pickwell, Pickworth, Falklngham
Blue BeU, Thomas Sherburn, Luddington, Goole
Blue BeU hotel, Robert Ingram Swaby, Scantborpe, Doncaster-
Blue Boar, Henry Elsom, Cowblt, Spalding
Blue Boar, Robert Speight, 393 High street, Lincoln
Blue Boat, Mrs. Mary Milner, Wharf road, Grantham
Blue BuU inn, John Brown, 44 Westgate, Grantham
Blue Cow, Thomas Gray, C3 Castlega^ Grantham
Blue Cow. George KeUy Hudson, South Witham, Grantham
Blue Dog, William Consins, Stainby, Grantham
Blue Dng, George William Enderby, 10 Watergate, Grantham
Blue Fox inn, Edward Hollingsworth, Gunby, Grantham
Blue Greyhound, Hayn'ood Brewster, Westborongh, Grantham
Blue Harbour, Henry HaU, Somerby, Grantham
Blue Horse, WiUiam Woods Bland, Great Ponton, Grantham
Blue Horse, John Fowler, 19 W^estgate, Grantham
Blue Horse, Joseph HaU, 38 Loudon road, Grantham
Blue Horse, John WUson, SkllUngton, Colsterworth
Blue Lion, Joeeph Trnswell, 38 Stanbow lane, Boston
Blue Lion, Thomas it Alfred Watson, Market place, Grantham
Blue Man, Bobert John Benson, 33 Westgate, Grantham
Blue Poets, James Henry Broughton, 9 Vine street, Grantham
Blue Ram, Thomas Inkerman Howard, 11 Westgate, Grantham
Blue Stone, Walter Fytche, 34 Upgote, Louth
Boar's Head, Henry Smith, New market, Louth
Boat, George Bronghton, Luddingcon, Goole
Boat inn, Joecmh Green Brown, 3 St. Mary's hUI, Stamford
Boat inn, WiUiaJn Goo Iwin, Langrick Ferry, iLangriviUo, Boston
Boat & Gun, Paul Pauimn, Skcldyke, Kirton, Baston
Book'in-Hand hotel & posting house, Gregson Eadcrby,Mablethorpe
St. Maty, Alfonl
Borough Arms, George Wright, High street, Boston
Bottle & Glass, Nathaniel Fletcher, Whaplode DraTe,Peterborongh
Bottle & Glass, John GUllns, Northorpe, Donington, Spalding
Bottled Glass inn, G. Massam, Normanby-by-3pital, ^iarket Raeen
Bottle * Glass, Mrs. Sarah Winson, Scoth'ern, Lincoln
Boaoh«retts' Arms, James Marriott, North WiUiugham, Market Basn
BowUiig Green, Thomas Dickinson, Little Hale, Sleaford
Brewen' Arms, Mrs. Harriet Harrison, 33 Brewery hlU, Grantham
Brewen' Arms, John Scott, Coleby, Lincoln
Brewen' inn, Edwin Walter Beckett. 30 West street, Stamford
Bricklayen' Arms, John Peanon, Grainthorpe, Gt. Grimsby
Bricklayen' Arms, W. J. R. Skipworth, North Bomerootes, Great
Grimsby
Brick Maken' Aims, John CatUng, Stamp end, Lincoln
Brick Maken' Arms, James Johnson, Scredington, Falklngham
Bridge inn, WUliam Belcher, 133 Bridge street, Gainsborough
Bridge hotel, John Blohard Clarke, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Bridge, William Mayes, Common, Crowland, Peterborough
Brien'a Arms, Mrs. EUsa Jones, 3fi St. Paul's street, Stamford
Bristol Arms family dt commercial hotel & postini; house, Charles
Smith, Market idaoa, Sleaford
BrocUeaby Hunt, Mrs. Charlotte Cooper, Goxhlli, Hail
BrocUesby Ox, Henry Jewitt, Ulceby Tillage
Brockksborjr Ox, Samnel ShirtcUtre, Bridge street, Brigg
Brown Cow, WllUam Nicholson, Nettlehnm, Lincoln
Brownlow Arms, Bobert Patchett, Haagh-on-the-HiU, Grsnthsm
Brownlow Arms, WUliam FhUUpson, Faldingworth, Market Rshii
Bngle Horn, John Glover, Basslngham, Lincoln
BuU inn, Mn. Betsy Adcock, Corby, Grantham
BuU Inn, Edward Boorne, South Kelssy, Caistor
BnU inn, WiUiam Faulkner, Market place. Market Deeping
BuU, George Frseman, Fleet, Holbeaob
BuU. John Johnson, SUrbeok quarter, Bostoa
BuU inn, George Marsh, Rippingale, Bourn
BuU, Thomas Onn, North stnet, Crowland, Peterborough
Bull inn, Samuel OrbeU, Pinchbeck, Spalding
BuU inn, Thomas Simpsim, Spilsby
BuU inn, George Stubs, Churchgate, Spalding
Bull commercial inn, T. Upton, Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Bull inn, Abraham Warrenuer, Cowbit, Spalding
Bull inn, John WiUey, Kirton, Boston
BnU inn, John Joseph Younger, Market place. Bourn
BuU family li commercial hotel & posting house, Jamos Clemen*.
CasweU, 11 BuU ring, Horncastle
BnU tc Butclier, Edward MarsbaU, Helghington, Lincoln
Bull i& Chain, Richard Barker, Langworthgate. Lincoln
BuU & Dog, Mrs. Ellen Welberry, Frelston, Boston
BuU & Swan hotel, Thomas WUkinson, St. Martin's, Higli st.Stamf.l
Bull Tap, tlarvis Attenborough, Bank street, Horncastle
BuU's Head, Thomas Miles, Silver street, Lincoln
Bustard inn, Mrs. Mary LyeU, South Banceby, Sleaford
Butchers' Arms, Thomas Uowett, Toft, Bourn
Bntchen' Arms, Mrs. Alice Lewis, Wmterton, Doncaster
Batchers' Arms, George Pidd, West Halton, Doncaster
Butchen' Arms, John Richardson, Danston, Lincoln
Butchen' Arms, George Henry Teat, Ancaster, Grantham
Carpenten' Arms, Jobn Benson, Fenton, Newark
Carpenten' Anns, Jeremiah Sebrtght,Bonth st. Crowland, Feterbor >'
Carjxmten' Arms, Henry Simpson, M St. Leonard's st. Stamfonl
Carpenten' Arms, WiUiam Squires, Back lane, Holbeach
Carpenten' Arms, Samuel Tbomlinson, Weatwoodside, Bawtry
Carre's Arms, John Tbmnas Lovell, Sooth gate, Sleaford
Oastle, Bobert Brown Boor, 4( South street, Horncastle
Castle, John BnU, 3 Oastle street, Stamford
Castle, George Emmerson. Kirton Fen, Baston
Oastle inn, John George Hartley, Ooningsby, Boston
Castle inn, James Hudson, Castle ByUuun, Stamford
Castle inn, Benjamin Makins, Torksey, Gainsborongh
Castle, Levi Pashley Ostler, U Ballgaie, Lincoln
Castle, Samuel Strawson, Ilalltoft end, Freiston, Baston
Castle inn, Israel TmsweU, 43 FydeU street, Boston
Cattle Market hotel, WiUiam Manhall, sen. Monks road, Lincoln
Cavendish Arms, Bobert Wright, Talllngton, Stamfted
ChapUn Arms, Mrs. Mary Auckland, Martin, Lincoln
Chaplin's Arms, WiUiam Johnson, NaVenby, Grantham
Ctiapman's hotel, Joseph Chapman, Central market. Great Orinls^y
Chequors, John Butters, Dyke, Gedney S.0
Chequers, Gravea William Clarke, Irby-in-the-Manh, Borgh
Chequers inn, Alfred Cole, Winsover road, Spalding
Chequers, Humphry Cunnlngton, Gouts, Lutton, Wisbech
Chequen inn, Henry John Dtann, 35 Market pUoe, Qnuitbam
Chequers, Mrs. Sarah Gibbons, Tongne end, Spalding
Chequen inn, John Good, jun. Bepham, Lincoln
Chepuers Inn, Thomas Hargnve, Weston, Spalding
Chequers, WUliam Hargrava, High street, Holbeach
Chequen, Robert Hoe, Monson street, Lincoln
Chequen, David Harvey IsUp, '37 St. Peter's street, Stamfor t
Chequen, Robert Johnson, Sutton St James. Wisbech
Chequen, John Bower. Holbeach hum, Holbeach
Chequen, Mrs. EUen Toob, Potter Hanworth, LInooln
Chequen, Mrs. Sarah Ann Wood, Woolstliorpe, Grantham
Chesnut Hone. WllUam Sneath, Deeping St. Jame«,MarkeiDeepn -'
City Arms, John Sooffin, 33 Strait, LInooln
City Vaults, John CatUng, 2 Alfred street. High street, Unonin
Clarance Fred Brown, Petticoat lane, Boston
CU(t hotel, John Nuttell, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Coach & Horses, Samuel Finn, Main ridge, Baston
Coach & Horses, John William Graves, Hemingby, Horncastle
Coach & Horses, Thomas Haddock, 6 Sonth street, Homoastle
Coach & Horses, Henry Humphrey, Carlton Scroop, Onkntham
Coach & Horses, John Sherrilf (trustees of). Fen dde. East Kirkl' .
SpUsby
Coach & Horses, Jna Thomas Turner, Newlands, LinooLo
Coach & Horses, Richard Wadsley, Toynton All Saints, Spilsby
Coach & Hones, WilUam Watson, North Kyme, Sleatord
Coach & Horses, WiUiam Wilson, High street, Barton-oo-Hnnibrr
Cock & Magpie, WiUiam Norton, Chapel bridge, Latton, Wisbecii
Commercial inn, Geo.Wainwright,WiIloughtmi,Kirtn.Unday.R.s."
Compass Inn, Benjamin Whiteley, Derrythorpe, Althorpe, Donca.-:.-
Corn Exchange hotel, George Codd, Market place, Baston
Corporation hotel, Henry James Curry, 83 Freeman st. Qt-Grint^lv
Oowbridge inn, Thomas, Robinson, Boston
Cricketan' Anns, Thomas SorSeet, 36 North strset, HomcKstle
Crimean Cottage, Thomas Haw, Sutterton Fsn, Boston
Crispin, Enoch WhUey, Lutton, Wisbech
Crooked BHlet, Mn. EUiabeth Marsden, Martan-by.OainBtior«ag:.
Crooked BiUet, Jonathan Mawford, Fleet, Holbeach
Crooked BiUet, John Walker, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Cross Keys, Abraham Anderson, Hnttoft, Alford
Cross Keys, Alfred John Balnes, 40 St. Mary's street, Stamfonl
Cross Keys, John George Barratt, 38 HaU place, BpaldlDK
Cross Keys, James Blsdes, Normanby-by-Spltal. Market Baaen
Cross Keys, Patrick Brien, Union road, Lincoln
Cross Keys, WUliam Carter, Crosses, Long Sutton, WlstMr-li
Cross Keys, William Cliamberlain, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Cross Keys, Mrs. Jane Cross, Grasby, Caistor
Cross Keys, Moses Furnlss, Market pUue, Crawle, Doncacter
Cross Keys, Mrs. Harriet HUI, Fulstow, Louth
Cross Keys. Jolm Holdltch, BUIinghay. Sleaford
Cross Keys, Samuel Knowles, Gedney HULWhbedi
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Crow Keyi, Jama Lister, Wroot, Bavrtry
Cro« Key^ Stephen Moore, 176 Bridge stieet, Oainsbonnigb
Ctom Keyi, Jobn Moate, glow, Lincoln
Oraae Keyi, Darid Panton, Wide Bargate, Boeton
Croa Keya, William Baatall, High st. Cleetborpea, Ot. Ortmsliy
Croat K«yi^ iSn. Harr Anne Shaipe, Eait (tieet, gleafoid
OK** Kejt, Tbomaa Smith, Satterton, Spalding „ ^
CroM Keys ino, Bioliard Woodllff, South KilUngholme, XHoeby
Cnm Keys oommerdal hotel, William PerdTal, Winterton,DoQC*tr
Uroa Beads inn. WlUlam Brumby, East Barkwith, Wragby
Uroa* Swotda, Jamea Birkett, i High stieet, Orantliam
Cross Sirards, WllUam Henry Burohnall, SkiUington, Colaterwortb
Crovn inn, Edward Adams, Salttleet, Louth
Crown, Mrs. Elizabeth Mager BUv, Wast street, Boom
Crown, Septimus Brias, Glinrohtown, Belton, Doncaater
Crown inn, Joeeph Bullamore, Dyke. Bourn
Crown inn, Mrs. lOiza Charlton, Pickworth, Falklngham
Crown, John Coulaon, BitchSeld, Grantham
Crown Inn, Joseph Dunn, Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Market Rasen
Crown inn, William Bagle, Baggholme road, linooln
Crown, Bichard Ellis, Butchery street, Lincoln
Crown ton. Griffin Hewitt B. Fetherhy, Glentham, Market Bosen
Crown, Mrs. Mary Vrith, t» West street, Horncastla
Crown, Henry Goodllffe, Chapel hiU, Boston
Crown, Mm Mary Grundy, BarUugs, Lincoln
Crown inn. Trolley George Houghton, BiUlngborough, Falklngham
Crown inn, Mrs. Sarah Mann, WesUode street, Spalding
Crown, John Middleton, Ashby, Brlgg
Crown, Mrs. Mary Pheasant, Braytord bead, Lincoln
Crown inn, Mrs. Ellzabetli Ann Smith, Thurlby, Bourn
Crown, WlUlam Smith, Deepmg St. James, Market Deeping
Crown Inn, Mrs. Fanny Swift, BurUeet, Spalding
Crown, Thomas Taaker, Maltby-Ie-Marsb, AUord
Crown, Thomaa Taylor, Hecklngton,Slea(ord „ _ „
Crown Inn, .George Wilkinson, Messingham, Kirton Lindsay K.S.O
Crown inn, Bobert Woods, West street, Holbeaoh
Crown family * commercial hotel * posting house, Walter Steven-
son Harr, 6 AU Sainta' place, Stamford
Crown & Anchor, Henry Baldwlok, SUrbeck quarter, Boston
Crown & Ancbw, Mrs. Hannah Blackhoum, S Mewland, Unoola
Crown & Anchor, Andrew, M Swlnegate, Grantliam
Crown A Aiudu>r, John Dunbarton Lowetli, 32 High st. Stamford
Crown & Anchor, Edward Spikesley, 149 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Crown & AlHdior, William Stones, Tetney Lock, Great Grimsby
Crown & Onahlon, William Bobert Peacock, 26 MelviUe st. Lincoln
Crown & Wodpack, Mrs. Sarah Dawson, 91 Scotgate, Stamford
Crown & Woolpack, WUUam Haynes, Dyke, Gedjiey 8.0
Crown & Woolpack commercial hotel, Mrs. Charlotte Medd, Market
place. Long Button, Wisbecli
Cuckoo inn,Jose{ih Bridges,Cuckoo bridge. West Pinchbeck,Spaldng
Darby * Joan, Buben Maw, Crowle, Doncaster
Dock rvtreshment rooms (Royal Dock Hotel Ca Limited), Fish-
dock road. Great Grimsby
Dog A Onn, WlUlam Benson, East Bntterwlck, Doncaater
Dolphin, WUUam BnlliTant Bryan, Cleethorpes. Great Grimsby
Dolphin, JohniHuoker, Dolphin lane, Boston
Dolpbia, Jobn Thomas Kh-k, Kastgate, Lincoln
Dolphin inn. Miss Mary Ann Bnunwortti, Althorpe, Doncaster
Dolphin inn, Henry Tavlor, 60 East street, Stamford
Drovers' Call, John Hewitt, Lea road, Gaiusborongh
Druids Arms, Walter John Wood, btamp end, Lincoln
Duchy ot Lancaster Arau, John Wanl, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Duke ot WeUington, James Bridges, -H Bailgate, Lincoln
Duke ot WeUington, Edward Ruth Dolau, Pastun st. Gt. Grimsby
Duke of WeUington, James Lawson, South Leasingham, Sleaford
Duke WiUiam, Matthew Burgess, Foston. Grantham
Duke WiUlam inn, John Breivitt Taylor, Haxey, Bawtry
Duke of York, George Coppin, Rlsegate, Surfleet, Spalding
Duke of York, George Dalton, 338 Lower Burgess St. Gt. Grimsby
Dnke ot York, Mrs. Harriet Bowles, Rlsegate, Spalding
Duke's Head, Samuel Seaton, Gednev lliU, Wisbech
Duke's Head, WUUam gellars. Old Bolingbroke,Spllsby
Duke's Head. Heniy SMpworth, Broadfield street, Boston
Dun Cow, Thomas Ricliard Boylield, Cowblt, Spalding
Dun Horse, John TurnbnU, Whaplode bank. Whaplode, Spalding
Durham Oz, Page Richard Gonlson, Oxford street, Lincobi
Durham Ox, Samuel Kenny, 6« Wharf roa'l, Grantham
Durham Ox, WUUam Mead, Engine, Crovi'land, Peterborough
Dying Gladiator, Frederick Edward Clark, 49 Bigby street, Brigg
Eagle hotel. Hall & Sons, 144 West street. Boston
Eagle hotel & posting house, Mrs Susannah Thorsby, Maplethorpo
St. Marv. Alford
Ebrington Arms, Edman Smalley, Kirkby-on-Bain, Homcastle
Eight Bells hotel, John Allen, Caythorpe, Grantham
Elephant & Castle, WUUam Faulkner, Swlneshead, Spalding
Elephant & Castle, Samuel Goodacre, Llquorpond street, Boston
Engine, Thomas Briggs, Eagle, Newark
Exchange inn, Wm. Taylor, Hewitt, 28 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Exeter Arms, B. Aldwinrkle, 1 Water st. St. MarUn's, Stamford
Exeter Arms, John Boon, East street, Crowland, Peterborough
Falcon, Frederick CaUingham, Saltergate, Lincoln
Falcon hotel, Daniel Burton Waldegrave, 3 New street, Boston
Falstall inn, John Green & Sou. 270 High street, Lincoln
Ferry Boat, Frederick Paul^fer, Washingborough, Linooln
Fcm- Boat inn, Anthony Head, FUxhorough, Doncaster
Fern- Boat, George Snowden, West Butterwlck, Doncaater
FerrV Boat inn, Robert Cook Thornton, Wlnteringhani, Doncaster
Ferry Boat Inn, Mrs. Betsey Waterland,Burton-on-Statlier, Doncastr
Ferrr Boat inn, Thomas Woodhouse, Bnrringham, Doncaster
J«erry House inn, John Whittaker .Maw, East Stockwith,Galnsboro'
Fighting Cocks Inn, WUIiam Hannam, Corby, Grantliam
Pinch-Hatton Arms, William Money, Ewerby, Sleaford i
First db Last, Mrs. Anne BorieU, KJrton Ltndsey R.S.0
Fisherman's Arms, J.T. Bunlell, Pode hole, West Pinchbeck,Spldng !
Fishing Duck, George Beel. «2 Freeman street, Great Grimsby
FttzwiUiam'slAmis, John James Kind, Water street, Stamford
Five BeUs, John Richard Butterlleld, Rlsegate. Spalding
Five Bells, Samuel Camamile, Basstogham, Newark
Five Bells, William Clarke, Morton, Bourn
Five BeUs, Bobert Cook, Thurlby, Bourne
Five BeUs, BlancbaM Flower Dack, TjM Bt. Mary, Wisbech
Five Bells, Henry Holmes, Falklngham
Five BeUs, John JackUn, Butter«|lck, Boston
Five Bells, Charles Johnson, Goeberton, Spalding
Five Bells, Joeeph Kelham, E^lenham, Bourn
Five Bdls, Charles Wadsworth, Claj-pole, Newark
Five Horse Shoes, John Gray, Barholme, Stamford
Fleece (The), George Armstrong, Hannah, Alford
Fleece inn, Edward Burgees, Northcotes, Great Grimsby
Fleece, Henry Jordan, Bull ring, Horncnstle
Fleece, WllUam Richardson SarRlsran, Burph-ln-the-Marsh R.S.0
Fleece inn, WiUiam Cornelius Wood, Cattle market, Caistor
Fleece hotel, Charles Woolhouse, Market place, Louth
Flvlng Horse, Thomas Beehy, Freiston, Boston
Flying Horse, WUllam Booth, 247 High street, Lincoln
Foresters' Arms, Seymour WUUam Bontoft, Marehani-le-Fen, Bostn
Foresters* Arms, John WoodlifFe, 15 & 17 Aswell lane, Louth
Fortescue Arms, Trolley Gea.Haiighton, BiUlngborough, Falklnghm
Fortescue Arms, Tom Short, Tattorsliall, Boston
Fosdyke inn, Mrs. Ellen WilkinFOn, Fopdyke, Spalding
Foundry Arms, Mrs. Jane Wanlle, S Blockfriars ^itreet, Stamford
Fountain Inn. EUzabeth M. MarHhall, Victoria st. nth. Gt. Grmsby
Four Cross Roads inn, James Williamson, Frampton, Boston
Four Horee Shoes. John Brown, Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Fox. Benjamin Rlngroec, ricehy Villape
Fox £ Hounds, Frederick John Birch, Bteep hUl, Lincoln
Fox i Hounds, Mrs. BUsabeth Cawthorpc, BrinkhiU, Spilsby
Fox & Hounds, Isasac DeU, 80 Weftgate, Grantham
Fox Jb Hounds, James Harwood. WUllTigliam-by-Stow, Galnsboro*
Fox & Hounds, George HIU, 4 Water street, Stamford
Fox & Hounds, WlUIani Todd, Sonierby, Grantham
Fox's Brush, George Abbott, Hop*ley, Grantham
Friendship, Thomas John Auty, Luddington, Goole
Ftiendslilp Inn, Herbert Brooks, Laugliterton, Newark
Friendship Inn, Thomas Jackson, 60 Chureh street, Gainsborough
Friend^ip inn, Daniel Ward, Keadby, Doncaster
Furnace Arms, WiUiam Skinner, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Gate inn, Joseph Brutnell, Holbeoch road, Spalding
Gate, Mrs. Martha Forman, ITlccby-with-Fordlngton, Alford
Gate Honse, Abraham Harrison, 1 Canwick rood, Lincoln
Gate House, Mrs. Catherine Speeil, Bracebndge, Lincoln
Generous Briton, Elisha Rocklev, Bnint Broughton, Newark
Oenerons Britain, Thomas Ward, GoxhUI, Hull
George Commercial inn. Walker Colllngwood, Leadenham,Granthm
George hotel, Frederick Martin Chapman, St. Martin's, Stamford
George inn, John Dickens, (^^olsterworth, Grantham
George inn, Benjamin FUntham, George street. Market Rasen
George, WiUiam Francis, Moulton, Spalding
George, Joseph Freeman, Halfleet, Market Deeping
George inn, John Paulger, Langworth, Lincoln
George inn, Henry Webster, South street, Caistor
George famllydccommerdal hote1,Wm.FilUngliam,Htgh st.Granthn
George commercial hotel A posting house, WiUiam Blood, East
street, Crowland, Peterborough
George commercial hotel Si posting honse, Edwanl Cook, Spilsby
George commercial hotel & posting house, Robert Love, Market
place, Barton-on-Humber
George commercial hotel, WUUam Stamp, Winterton, Doncaster
George hotel commercial & posting house, Edgar Walker Tickler,
Kirton Undsey R.S.0
George & Dragon, Absalom Hanson Caunt,Hagworthingham,Splsby
George & Draxon, John Fisher, 100 High street, Lincoln
George & Dragon, Mrs. EUzabeth Maples, Bllllngboro',FaUdBgham
George & Dragon, Richard Panton. Deeping St. James, Mkt. Dpng
George A Dragon, Wm. C. Smith, West Deeping, Market Deeping
George A: Dragon, Robert Varley, Crowle, Doncaster
George Jk Dragon, Atiraliam Whitton, High street, Alford
Globe Inn, Mrs. Maria Burnett, 24 Market place, Grantham
Globe Inn, George Burton, 30 Waterside south, Lincoln
Globe, John Hare, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Gloucester Arms, WUllam Allen, 119 Albert street * 41 Bridge
street south. Great Grimsby
Goat, Wm. Merrill, Hall meadow. Deeping St. James, Market Dplng
G<dden Ball, Samuel Anderson, Swlnesliead, Spalding
Golden Ball, John Porter, Fen houses, Wigtoft, Spalding
Golden Cross, Jesse Cox, 418 High street, Lincoln
Golden Cross, George WUllam Bawllnson, Swlneshead, Spaldlog
Golden Cross, WlUlam Stringer, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Golden Eagle, Charles Borsden, 16 High street, Lincoln
Golden Fleece, Isaac Garratt. Wigtoft, Spalding
Golden Fleece, Mrs. Julia Holwell. 18 Sheep market, Stamford
Golden Fle«ce,Henry Jessop.IKO Victoria strset sonth.areatGrimsby
Golden Fleece, James Jones, 14 Marketplace, Louth
Golden Lion, Mrs. Ann Bray, West street. Bourn
Golden Lion. WUllam Horter, Seaend, Monlton, Spalding
Golden Lion, WUUam Raynor, High street, Boston
Gordon Arms commercial hotel & posting house, George BoweU,
Market place. Market Kasen
Oote inn, David Ingham, Tydd Gote, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Granby, Mrs. Ann Atkinson, BuU ring. Great Grimsby
Granby Inn, Selby Lapy, North Thoiesby, Louth
Granby Inn, Johii Turner. Market place. Grantham
Granby Arms, Charles TItlcy, 47 Eostgate, Louth
Granby Head, Thomas Beeken, North street. Crowland, Peterboro'
Grant's Arms, John Wm. White, 278 Lower Burgess st. Gt.Grimsby
Great Nortliem hotel, Edward Blsserot, High street, Lincoln
Great Northern hotel, WUUam Boulton, West street, Homcastle
Great Northern hotel, George Fredk. Fetch, Cralse Lonnd, Bawtry
Great Nortliem Inn. Thomas PInmtree, Seas end, Surfleet. Spalding
Great Northern, WiUiam Vaughan, Water street, Stamford
Great Northern hotel, Charles Wood, Kirton, Boeton
Great Northern commercial hotel & jpoeting house, John Hannam,
Corby station, Corby, Grantham
Great Northern RaUway hotel, George Locking, Station at. Boston
Green Dragon, Henry Cockinf, Magpies square, Lincoln
Green Dragon, Dickinson Lynn. Swlnesliead, Spalding
Green Dragon, Mrs. Betsy Nnndy, West Ashby, Homcastle
Green Man, WiUiam Balnes, 39 Scotgate, Stamford
Green Man, Moses Bardall, Gosberton, Spalding
Green Man, John Gant, Scamblrsby, Horncastle
Green Man, WUllam Green, Bopsley, Grantliam
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Ureen Man, WUlUm Hanir, StelUngboroagb, Ulceby
Oreen Man, Ura. Mar; Ingle, Little Bytham, Stomfoid
Oteen Tree, George Pepper, Braiutou, Lincoln
UregoiT Arnu, WllUam Towere, Harlaxton, Orantbam
Gny Hone, Cbarles Beynoldi, Potter Banwortb, Lincoln
Oreybound Inn, Obarlea Corbett, 11 St. Peter'e iitreet, Stamfbri
Grey Honnd, Darld Angmtiu Cramp, Crack Pool lane, Spalding
Grayboond Inn, Benjamin William Goodaon, Belton, Grantham
Orayhoond inn, William Hodgson, 40 Upgate, Louth
Greybonnd inn, Samod Nixou, Nortli fen. Bourn
Greyhoand inn, JajMa North, 69 Victoria street west, Gt. Grimsby
Oreylioand inn, George Bobinson, King street, Marliet Baian
Oreyhonnd, George Bnsbby, Marsbcliapel, Great Grimsby
Uieybound inn, Cbarlea Smith, Nettleham, Lincoln
Greyhound, William Banla Wrighton, Sonthrey, Lincoln
Greyhonnd inn & poattng home, Edtrard J. Grammltt,Valkingham
'Orimn inn, Charles Kennington, South street, Caietor
Griffln, Cbarlea Taylor, Irnham, Bourn
■Griffln inn, George Tomlinson, Swlnesiiead, Spalding
GoUdhall hotel, lYank White, 23 Guildhall street, Lincoln
Half Moon, Gregaon Bnderby, West street, Alfonl
Half Moon, George Edwin Fancourt, 6 & 8 St. Paul's st. Stamford
Half Moon, William Pickering, 31 Hickman street, Gainsborough
Hammer in Hand, Alfred Miller, Elwes street, Brigg
Hare & Hounds, Mrs. Eleanor Atkinson, 33) High street, Lincoln
Hare & Hounds, Mrs. Ann Brooks, 10 Well lane, Grantham
Hare & Hounds, John Healey, Burton Coggles, Grantham
Hare dc Hoanda, Mrs. Ann James, Fulbe<&, Grantham
Hare Si Hounds, Shipton Lane, Moulton, Spalding
Hare & Hounds inn, Mrs. Bdward Pickering, Grestford, Stamford
Harlequin, WlUlam Nolan, » Steep hUI, Lincoln
Harrow, William Armstrong, Algorkirk fen, Boston
Harrow inn, William Berridga, North JElykeliam, Lincoln
Harrow inn, Thomas Laxton Crick, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spslding
Harvest Man, Benjamin Dowse, Sutterton ten, Boston
Harvest Man, Samuel Hnmplirey, Carrington, Boston
Hat & Feathers. James Carter, Sutton St. James, Wisbech
Havelock, William Butt, jnn. 124 Kent street. Great Grimsby
Heathcote Arms, Edward Dexter, ST Scotgate, Stamford
Heathcote Arms, Mrs. Sarali Bawliuson, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Heneage Arms, William Webster, Halnton, Wragby
Hickman Arms hotel & posting house, Henry Thomas Graves, i
Lord street, Gainsborough
High Bridge Vaults, John Day, 2U High street, Lincoln
Hildreds hotel, Charles Hildred, High street, Skegness
Hole-ln-the-Wall, William Bramham,Uole-in-tlie-WaU paa8.Spaldtng
Uole-in-the-Wall, George Gilbert, 3 Cheyne lane, Stamford
Hop Pole, Mrs. KUsabetb Sharpe, 6 Monson street, Lincoln
Hop Pole, Flnmmer Simpson, Bosegarth street, Boeton
Hope tavern, Tom * Mrs. Maiy Cook, Holton-Ie-Moor, Calstor
Hope inn, Bobert Tankersley, 16 Church street, Gainsborough
Hope inn, Mrs. Ann Walker, Market place, Brigg
Hope & Anchor, Gea Beaumont, 148 Victoria St. south, Gt. Grimsby
Hope dc Anchor, William Charles, Sonthgate, Bleaford
Hope & Anchor, Frederick King, S3 Waterside south, Linooln
Hope & Anchor, Henry Neal. Soutli street, Boston
Hope & Anchor, Michael Sweeting, Ennice, South Ferrlby, Hnll
Horn inn, Walter Hopkinson, Messingham, ICirton IJndsey R.8.0
Horse i: Uroom, William Henry Gar&er, High street, Holbeaoh
Horse i. Groom, Mrs. Sarah Ann Layne, 1 Beaumont st. Oainsboro'
Horse & Groom, Henry Marsliall, Newlands, Lincoln
Hone & Groom, George Sherwin, West stieet. Bourn
Horse & Jockey, John Page, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hone tc Jockey, Mrs. Mary Jane Bradley, 18 GnUdhall St. Linooln
Horse & Jockey, WlUiam.BntierMaithiHowden, Waddington,Linooln
Horse & Jockey, William Marsilen, 38 Church street, G^nsborongb
Horse * Jookey, George Powdrili, 43 High street, Grantham
Horseshoe, Henry Onyon, Waddington, Linooln
Horse Shoe inn, John Andrew, Thurlby. Bourn
Homshoes inn, Benjamin Money, Silk Willonghby, Sleaford
Honblon Anna, Mrs. Mary WakeSeld, Oseby, Grantham
Houghton .^rms, Atkin West, Timberland, Lincoln
House inn, George Cook, East Ferry, Owston, Bawtry
Humber hotel, Levi Chapman. Cleethorpe road. Great Grimsby
Hume Arms, Isaac Thompson, Torksey, Gainsborough
Hunter's Leap, Oliarles Green, Wasbingbotough, Lincoln
Indian Queen, John Boynolds, 2 Dolpliin Une, Boeton
Ingilby Anns, George Edward Bryan, Marton, Gainsborough
Ironstone Wharf, James Butler, Gunhonse, Doncaster
Ivy tavern, Joseph Sharp, il Newport, Lincoln
John Bull, George Drewery, Bracetmdge, Lincoln
Joiners' Arms, Henry Ogden, Welbonm, Grantham
Jolly Sailor, Robert Pindar, Fulsby, Tumby, Boston
Jolly Sailor, Edward Smedley, 92 Eastgate, Louth
Jolly SaUors, William Neal, Fishtoft, Boston
Jolly Sootohman, Henry Thompson, Southgate, Sleaford
King's Arms, Samuel Beech, Theatre yard. High street, Lincoln
King's Arms Inn, William Cox. Burton Pedwardine. Sleaford
King's Arms, Richd.M. Kent, Witham Bank dales,Martin,Homcastle
King's Anns, John Clacton Lee, Horncostle road, Boston
King's Arms, Walker Moody, Haxcy, Bawtry
King's Head, George Austin, Waltham, Great Grimsby
King's Head, William Baxter, Morton, Bourn
King's Head, Samuel Thomas Beales, East end, AUord
King's Head, John Breeton, 16 Bull ring, Horncostle
King's Head, Robert Bnffluun, Swlnesbead, Spalding
King's Head, William Burton, sen. North st. Crowland, Peterboro'
King's Head, John Cade, Kirton, Boston
ling's Head, George Clarke, Navenby, Grantliam
King's Head, Jolm Fletcher, Boston road, Spilsby
King's Head, Mrs. Martha Hinds, Queen street. Market Basen
King's Head, Seth William George Howaon, Eastgate, Lincoln
King's Head iim, Arthur Jaggs, 19 Maiden liuie, Btamfo.d
King's Head, John Leggett, Frelston, Boston
King's Head, James Mvris, Keelby, Ulceby
King's Head, John Oliver, Addlethorpe, Burgh R.aO
King's Head, Thompson Osborne, Tealby, Market Basen
King's Head, Mrs. Alice Pridmore, Market place. Market Deeping
King's Head, Bdward Sonpholme, Epworth, Doncaster
King's Head, Allatt Stones, East Theddlethorpe, Louth
King's Head ftunily Ic commercial hotel & pasting boose, Nlmrod
Long, 10 Mercer row, Louth
Kyme Tower, Samuel Conlson, South Kyme, Sleaford
Lamb, JoseiA Twidale, Bigby street, Brigg
Lamb & Flag, Joseph Oade, Wbaplode, Spalding
I^ngton Arms. Lewis WOdman. Langton-by-8pilsliv, Bpllsby
Leeds Arms, Alfred BaOy, t*ft Vieteria street north. Great) Orimsfey
Leeds Arms, Mrs. Ellen For, Osethorpes, Great €Maiafay '
Le^ Gate, WHliam Bedman Conltao, Coningsby, Boston
lieoi ard, Bobert Turner, 44 Steep hill, Lincoln
Slight Dragoon, Benjamin Thompson Ayre, Star lane. Bourn
Lincoln Arms hotel, George Chapman, 1 tinemua Bt.Grea£-Grimsby
Lincoln Arms, John Palmer, 4 ^dge street, Spalding
Lincoln Arms, John Simpson Scott, High street, IJtaeoin
Lincolnshire Traitor, James Sargent, Frtthville, Sibaey
Lion hot^, Samuel Clarke, Lnmley road, Sfeegness
Lion bot^ John Godbdteie, 169 High street, Linooln ' •
Lion. Harry Hooton, East Kirkby, Spilsby
Lien & Boyal hotel, William WoltettOodbehere^NaveBbyjOtaBtiiam
Lion & Snake, George Bnilstord, T* Bailgats, Uneoln
Little Peacock, William Henry Ullyompp, WiUuon street, Boston
Livesey Arms, John Marriiv Ludborougn, Looth
Lock tavern, Christopher Wu^ O Waterside south, lAaoeia
liooomotive, Henry Rodson, Uqnerpond strsot, Boston -
Loggerhead inn, John Dawson, Sonth street, Boston
London inn, Thomas Tasker Wells, 4 8t^ John's stnet, Stamford
Lord Nelson, Bdward Barron, Morton, Bourn
Lord Nelson, Henry Buxton, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Lord Nelson, Joseph Wright Clarke, Anwick, Sleaford
Lord Nelson, Thomas Cook, 303 High street, Lincotn
Lord Nelson, James Cunningham, IS Market place, Homoastle
lx>rd Nelson, James I>oubik±i, Dunholme, Lincoln
Lord Nelson, George Enderby, Hldi street, Boeton
Lord Nelson, Thomas Skapper Hall, Flskerton, Lincoln
Lwd Baghui, Arthur Hanson. 17 Foundry street, Horaoaatle
Louth hotd i posting house (Miss Susanna Day,nisaiageteas), Uable-
thorpe St. Mary, Alford
Lumley Hotel Co. Limited (Mrs.Maria8ewelI,managere9s),Skegness
Lyndham, Frederick Oreen, U Brondgate, Lincoln
Magna Charts, Henry N. Smith, New Holland, HnU
Hagjdescommeiciallnn, Wm. MorflnCUIt, Waterside Boith, Linooln
Malcolm Arms, John Medforth, Frithbank, Boston
Malt Shov^ Martin Thomas Elsom, 91 Westgate, Giaotham
Maltsten' Arms, Turner Bellamy, Malt hill, Oranthasn
Maltstera' Arms, George Widall, Hnndleby, SpOaby
Man A Horse, Joseph TumbttU, Monlton, Spalding
Manner's Arms, WlUlam Henry Oarton, 61 London raad,8raBtbam
Manor inn, Joseph Leeman, Uttle Steeping, Spilsby
Manver's Arms, Bobert Valentine Oartwright, Danninsts, Linooln
Marine hotel, John Scothom, Frelston shore, Freiston. Beaton
Mariners' tavern, Mrs. Hannah Sergeant, 446 Victoria streeb noith.
Great Grimsby
Marquis of Oranby, John Boor, WalUngore, Granthsn
Marquis of Granby, William Porter Bmtnall, Wllaford, Qiaiitbam
Marquis of Granby, William Buttery, Binbrooke, Market Raaea
Marquis of Granb>-, William Cocking, Northgate, BleaAnd
Marquis of Granby inn, David Ferriman, Twyford, Gmntluual
Marquis of Granby, Henry Flack, Market street, Oainsboioagh
Marquis of Granby, John Glenn, Barrowby, Grantham
Marquis of Oranby, Blngliam Palmer, Star lane, Bouni
Marquis of Granby, John Peak, 12 Butchery street, Lincoln
Marqnia.of Granby, Thos.Bayner,WaddlngliMn, Kirton LindseyB.S.0
Marrow Bone & Cleaver, Thos. Martin FranUsb, Kiimington, Ulceby
Masons' Arms, Henry Hanris, Corby, Grantham!
Masons' Arms, John Morriis, Silver street, Boston
Masons' Arms, Mrs. Sarah Palmer, Sonth street, Bonm
Masons' Arms, William Scott, Seaend, Monlton, Spalding
Masons' Arms, Edwin Teat, Sudbrook, Grantham
Masons' Arms, Toft Walker, Silver street. Great Grimsby
Masons' Arms, John Whittaker, Saxllby, Linooln
Ussons' Arms,llrstclassfamily&oommerclalhotd*poetbighoBse.
Joaeph WiUhm Richardson, Com maitot, Loutli
Mosalngberd Anns,Mrs.M. A. Gook,SontbOrinsby<um.Kstsby,Alfnl
Massingberd Arms, John Wholey, Gunby, Spilsby
Mechanics' inn, Jolm Thomas Healey, 4S Waterside south, lioeoln
Mermaid inn, Alfred Smith, Surfleat, Spalding
Midge inn, Walter Bonlton. Hatton, Wragby
Mill Hotel, John Walker, Sbephaystow, Whaplods Drove. FetertwA-'
MiU Stone, John Singleton, 1 All Saints street, Stamford
MUlen' Arms, Mrs. Ann Tatton, 86 High street, Lincoln
Mopck's Arms, John Bateman, Caenby, Market Basen
Monk's Abbey hotel, John James Burnett, Monks rood, rinnnin
Monson's Arms hotel, Josepli Hunt, 14 Silver street. Gainsborough
Monson's Arms commercial hotel, John Smith, SHI High st.Linc(dn.
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Moor Arms, Christopher Wlllson, Fnmpton, Boston
Musician's Arms, Edwin Ducket, Dorrlngton, Linooln
Nag's Head, Thomas Thornton Applewhite, Bardney, lancoln
Nag's Head, George Asher, Kirton, Boston
Nag's Bead, William CoUey, Stanbow lane, Boeton
Nag's Head, Edward Dale, Wootton, Ulceby
Nng's Head, James Hy. Goodman, Market pL Long Sutton, Wisbedi
Nag's Head, Felix Gray, Heckington, Sleaford
Nog's Head, William Gray, Helpringham, Sleaford
Nag's Head, Walter Green, Little Hale, Sleaford
Nag's Head, James Greeves, 63 Double street, Spalding
Nog's Head, John Sannby, Middle Basen, Market Basen
Nag's Head, Mrs. Maria Thornton, Market place. Bourn
Nag's Head. Mrs. Susan Tripp. Sotby, Wragby
Nag's Head, Oharles Wise, Great Hale, Sleaford
Nag's Head family & commercial hotel,j8ph.EUis,Sonthgate.S]eafrd
Navigation inn, Mrs. Ann Forge, 12 Cleetharpe road, Ot. Grimsby
Nelson inn, George Brown, 3 Bed Lion street, Stamfwd
Nelson inn. Miss Sarah Nicholson, Bennington, Boston
Nelson inn, Thomas Lowe Sneatli. Fnlstow, Louth
Nelson tevem,Mrs.Mary AnnBurkill,a08VictoriasL sth.GtGrimsby
Nebon's Butt, Mrs. Betsy Clough, Market, place. Spilsby
Nelthorpe Arms, WUIiam Darley, Bridge street, Brigg
Nelthorpe Arms, Bobert Smitli, South Ferrlby, Hull
Neptune inn, Thomas Dobsoo, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Neptune inn, Mrs. Ann Frith, 80 Bridge street, Gainsboitm^
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New inn, John .&t>e)« BlUlnghnrongh, FftUdi
Kew inn, George Blajr, DMug fen, Cowbit, epoldl^g
New inn, George Bowlee, Miirah. Holbeach
New inn, Benjamin Clark, Flrlskney, Boston
New inn, Mosea Oooijtti, 8 Nortli itreetl Horncsstle .
New Inn, Slchard Hnbbaid, Eandjlce, Quadring, Spalding
New inn, Samael Lown. Drove end, Wisbech
New inn, Christopher Htcboel, Ssltfleet, Louth
New inn, Mrs. Ajin Palmer, Eaatgate, Boom
New inn, John Boeling, Baston, Maxliet Beeping
New inn, Samuel WiUiam Smith, North Thoresby, Louth
New inn, William Stanley. Eaudyke, Quadring, Spalding
Nbw inn, Thomas Feel Wilson, Pen street, Boston
New bin commercial hotel & ptMtlng house, Fnuik Harold Johnson,
Market place, Market Deeping
New Inn commercial & {unily hotel ft posting honse, Joseph
Stubba, Great Limber, TJlcebr
New inn family hotel (t posting ho. Jsph.Stubbs,IJmber(Gt.),'Cloeby
New Inn & Cyclists' tourist house, Robt Chapnian, Corby.Orantham
New Bell, Benjamin FerMns, I London road, Spalding
New Crown, John HUl, West street, Crowhuid, Peterborough
New Market hotel, Joseph John Bhoodee, Sindl street, Lincoln
New Park inn, William Bentham, Southend, Boston
New Beindeer, George Thorpe, South street, Caistor
New Saracen's head, WiUlimi John WooUey, Whaplode, Spalding
New Ship inn, Bobert Curtis, Polnton, Falklngham
New White Hart, Hem? Nixon, Southgate, Sleaford
Newcastle Arms, Edward Brown, II Caskgate nt Qalnsboroogh
Nightingale, George Wing, Braoeby, FalUtaeham
North Pole, James Dion, Batgate, Baston
Oat Bheat, Thomas Ellis. Uetheringliam, Lincoln
Oat Sheaf inn, John Hall, New York, Boston
0«t Slicaf, Mrs. Mary Smitli, Fen, HecMngton, Bleaford
Oat Sheaf, Mrs. Emma Taylor, Little London, Spalding
Oatahoif, Darid Mosson, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Oddfellows' Amu, Edward Roberts, HalBeet, Market Deeping
Old Chequers, Anthony Shaw, Croft, Woinfleet All Saints R.B.0
Old City Arms, Frederick Smith, 220 High street, Lincoln
Old Crane, John Eagen, Bisegate, Spalding
Old FtTC BelUs Edward JackUn, River side. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Old King's Head, George Atkinson, Victoria st we. Gt. Orlmsby
Old Miller's Arms, John Milam, 30 East Marsh st. Gt. Grimsby
Old Mother Bed Cap, Bobert Bham, Sntton Si. Edmunds, Wisbech
Old OllTe Branch, John Bingham, 3 St. Leonard's street Stamford
Old Rein Deer, Mrs. Ellxa Rlchanlson, 11 Mercer row, Louth
Old Samcen's Head, George Biggadtke, Whaplode, Spalding
Old Ship inn, John Hackett, Pointon, Falklngham
Old White Hart, William Whitworth, Pump square, Boston
Old White Hart family St commercial hotel, George Mehew,
Southgate. Bleaford
Ostrich, William Cazrlngton, Lcverton, Boston
Ostrich inn, Mrs. Elizabeth Crosby, Bi Bridge street, Gainsborough
Pack Horse, Robert Burrows, Becklngham, Newark
Pack Hares, Joseph Curtis, HI Eastgate, Louth
Pack Horse, John Tindall, Dorrington, Lincoln
Pack Horse Tap, John Eennedy, Nortbgate, Louth
Packet hin, JolmCharle8Beecham,Dogdykestn..Conlngsby, Boston
Packet tavern, Edmund J. Elrman, 28 King street, Gt. Grimsby
Peacock, James Hicklnbottom, Donington, Spalding
Peacock hotel. Misses Sarah & Mary Ann Jackson, Market pl.Boston
Peacock inn, Michael Jack, 4 Market street, Gainsborough
Peacock inn, James Measures, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Peacock Inn, James Paddlson, Pinchbeck street, Spalding
Peacock Inn, Fred. Wakerley, Bopeler, Grantbun
Pelhani, William Bilton, New Holland, Hull
Pelham's Amu, John Hill, (exors. of), Chutby, Market Basen
Pelham Arms, Mrs. Mary Smithson.BrocUesby stn. Ulceby Tillage
Pled BuU, Mrs. Matilda Danby, Hill dyke, Sibeey, Beaton
Pied Bull inn. Joseph Sargent Walpolo, Winsover rood, Spalding
Pled Calf, Richard Wadlow, Sheep market, Spalding
Pier hotel, Charles Richard Pawson. Skegness
Pigeon inn. Green Croxtord, Holbeocb road, Spalding
Pincushion inn, Mrs. Louisa Brown, Wyberton, Boston
Pine Anile. Henry Taylor, 09 High street, Stamford
Plongh, George .\llen-ell. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Plough, Thomas Armstrong, Bucknall, Homcastle
Plough, Samuel Ash, Wilgford, Grantham
Plongh, William Clifton Barton, Bennington, Baston
Plough, Edward Bellamy, North Kyme, Sleaford ■
Plongli. Henry Chapman, Binbrooke, Market Rosen
Plongh, William Colson, Fen, Branston, Lincoln
Plough, John York Hiblin, Low Bumham, Bawtry
Plough, Elijah Musson, North Witliam, Colsterworth, Giantliom
Plongh, Mrs. Eleanor Perkins, High street, Boston
Plongh inn, Richard Pickering, 19 Boilgate, Lincoln
Plongh, John Searson, Lutton, Wisbech
Plough, William Smith, Gonlceby, Homcastle
Plough, William Smith, Swinder'by, Lincoln
Plough, William Thompson, BonlUiam, Lincoln
Plough, William Thompson, Braccbridgc, Lincoln
Plough. Thomas Tune, Garthorpe, Goole
Plongh, Mrs. Mary Vlckers, Nettletuun, Lincoln
Plough, Jnnics Waller, Monby, Louth
Plongh, Mrs. Jane Ward, Holbeach St. John's, Holbeach
Plough, Jackson Whittaker, Horbling, Falklngham
Flongli, John Woodhead, Quadring, Spalding
Plough, Charles Wybrow, Carlby, Stamford
Plough inn, Mrs. Btzabeth Charter, 37 Church st. Gainsborough
Plough Inn, Philip Debus, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Plongh inn, Mark BoUnson, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Plough inn, Reuben Talks, Moultou Chapel, Spalding
Plongh Boy, Paul Wattam, jun. 82 Burton road, Lincoln
Plough & HonHs, John Drayton, Branston, Lincoln
Plummer's family hotel, Robert Mumby, Frelston shore, Boston
Portland .\ruis, William Thomas West, S6 Portland st. Lincoln
Prince Alfred. Mn. Sanh Frost, Much huie, Lincoln
Prince of Wales inn, William Adcock, K Freeman st. Ot. Grimsby
Prince of Wales, Charles Brittaln, n Castle street, Stamford
Prince of Wales, John Brown, 77 Ballgate, Lincoln
Prince of Wales, John Thomas Liddall, Jun. High street, Boston
Fmsslau Queen, Thomas Cnthbert, SoltHeetby All Saints, Lonth
Punch Bowl, George Whien, New road, Bpatding
Pyewipe inn, Charles Cousins, Fyewtpa, Linooln
Queen iim, William Huddleston, Butcliery, Barton-on-!Humber
Queen hotel,ChriBtr. Klrkman,Sea Viewst. Cleethorpes,Gt. Grimsby
Queen Commercial hotel, Tboma* Lakin, 32S High street, Lincoln
Qneen Victoria, John Henry Berry, Thorpe St. Peter, Wainfleet
All Saints R.B.0
Qneen in tlie West, George Oraby, Moor street, Lincoln
Queen's Arms, Mrs.Sarah AnnWard,9J Bridge street, Gainsborough
Queen's Arms Railway hotel, Robert Bradley, Station, Scawby
cum-Stnrton, Brigs
Queen's Head, John Dawson, Epworth, Doncaster
Queen's Head, Francis Prow Keyworth, Klrton lindsey R.S.0
Queen's Head, Edmund Rowle, Boston road, Spilsby
Queen's Head, Dean Swift, Deeping St. James, Market Deeping
Queen's Head, John Thorpe, Spilsby rood, Boston
Queen's Head, James Watson, Victoria street west, Gt. Grimsby
Queen's Head, William Colton WiUdnson, North Kela^, Brigg
Queen's Head, WRUam Wright, Norfolk street, Boston
Queen's hotel,Mrs.Ell2h.Kenningtoh,3JJ4 Victoria Bt.no.Gt.Grimsby
Railway hotel, Harrup Atkinson, Longton St. Andrew^s, Homcastle
Railway hotel, Thomas Atkinson, North Kelsey station, Br^g
Railway inn, Frederick Braltfawaite, Baraetby-le-Wold R.S.0
Railway tavern, William Thos.Colbrook,S8Cleethorperd.Gt.Grmsby
Railway hotel, George Frederick Crawford, Firsby, Spilsby
Railway Inn, Charles Elmore, Ingram terrace, Sleafonl
Railway tavern, Thomas Fountain, Aby, Alford
Railway inn, Mrs. Ann Hall, ThorpeH)n-the-Hlll, Lincoln
Railway inn, Enoch Hare, Habrongh, Ulceby
Railway, Richard Harv^, Navenby, Grantham
Railway inn, George Hill, Craise Lound, Bawtry
Railway hotel, Henr^ Soulby Huggins, West End, Alford
Railway inn, Thomas Lumsden, DoningtonK)n-Bain, Louth
Railway, Mrs, Ellen Newton, Ancoster, Grantham
Railway inn, Robert Petch, Marten, Gainsborough
Railway hotel, Alford Sawyer, Sutterton, Spalding
Railway tavern, Mrs. Mazy Ann Scholey, Tattershall, Boston
Railway tavern, Tom Scott, Oxford street, Market Rosen
Railway hotel, Benjamin Inchely Sewelt, Saxilby, Lincoln
Hallway tavem, Mrs. Susan Shaw, Willoughby, Alford
Railway hotel, Anthony Traiford, Heoklngton, Sleaford
Railway commercial inn, Joseph Smisaons, Barnetby-le-Wold R.S.0
Railway hotel & posting honse,Geo.Richd. Eoston, Bazdney,LtaGOln
Ram, James Cameron, High street, Holbeach
Ram inn, William Smith, Holbeach Drove, Holbeach
Ram hotel, WOllam Wallhead, SO Wide Bargate, Baston
Rom, William Wright, Whaplode, Spalding
Rom Skin inn, Thomas Roberts, Double stxeet, Spalding
Raven inn, George Stainton, Barrow-on-Hnmber, HoR
Recruiting Sergeant inn, William Morratt, Great Gonerby,Onnt]un
Recruiting Sergeant, Mrs. Mary Swallow, 88 Steep hill, Uncoln
Red Cow, James Eley, Wide Bargate, Baston
Red Cow, Jacob Cook, Sutton St Edmunds, Wisbech
Red Cow, Henry Hobblss, Church lane, St. Martin's, Stamlcnl
Red Cow, Joseph Phipp, Common, Moulton, Spalding
Red Cow, George Rhodes, Quadring, Spalding
Red Cow, Fronds Thacker, Flabtoft, Baston
Red Last, David lAnd.Shephay8tow, Whaplode Drove,Peterborongh
Red Lion, Joseph Ashton, Market plaoe, Spilsby
Red Lion, Thomas Belcher, West Deeping, Market Deeping
Led Lion, Francis Bell, North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Red Lion, Mrs. Mary Blggadlke, West street, Holbeach
Red Lion, Martin Boor, Baston, Market Deeping
Red Lion inn, Mrs. Sornli Calthorpe, 24 High street, Stamford
Red Lion, Robert Cole, Revesby. Boston
Red Lion, James Btote Croft, Orby, Burgh-In-ths-Marsh R.B.0
Red Lion, Cornelius Dolton, Bicker, Spalding
Red Lion hotel, Henry Dolton, Strait Bargate, Boston
Red Lion, John Enderby, Boumber, Horncflstlo
Red Lion, Mrs. Mary Girdhom, Epworth, Doncaster
Red Lion, John William Greenwood, Raithby, Spilsby
Red Lion, John Holmes, Sticktord, Boston
Red Liou, Edward Homer, South street, Bourn
Bed Lion, Thomas Hntton, East end, Alford
Red Lion, Albert Johnson, Partney, Spilsby
Red Lion, William Kirk, Welby, Grantham
Red Lion. Thomas Lacey, Aslackby, Falklngham
Rod Lion, George Lambert, Ancaster, Grantham
Bed Lion, Horry Moltby, Dunston, Linooln
Red Lion, John Marshall, High street, Barton-on-Hmber
Red Lion, John Thomas Marshall, Wlthem, Alford
Red Lion, Pllkington Medwell, Digby, Lincoln
Red Lion inn, William MlUson, Broughton, Brigg
Red Lion, William Moss Mlttou, Storton, Lincoln
Red Lion, WllUam Munton, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Red Lion, Reuben Nixon, Westgate, Bleaford
Red Lion, Jomcs Henry Porter, Brant Broughton, Newark
Red Lion, John Bawlinson, Swineahead, Spalding
Red Lion, William Rlchordson, Barrow-on-Humber, Hull
Red Lion, Mark Rldgwoy, West Butterwick, Doncaster
Red Lion, Bennett Leak Robinson. Mumby, Alford
Red Lion, Henry Bensicle, HaCGonby, Bourn
Red Lion, Robert Sensicle, FalUngham
Red Lion hotel. Fralk. Sheannan,High st. Wainfleet All BalntsR.S.0
Red Lion, John Skelton, Swinderby, Lincoln
Red Lion, George Smith, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Red Lion, Edwin Strong, King street. Market Rosen
Red Lion, Mrs. Harriott Swonn, Newtdn, Falklngham
Red Lion, Samuel Swlnn, Great Steeping, Spihiby
Red Lion, William Taylor, Martin, Lincoln
Red Lion, Mrs. Mary Ann Thorpe, RusHngton, Sleaford
Red Lion, Mn. Jane Tomllnson, Caythorpe. Grantham
Rod Lion, Charles Vcose, Freeman street, Grait Grimsby
Red Lion, Pliillp Waters, High street. Market Deeping
Red Lion, William Watson, Rcdboumo, Kirton Lindscy B.8.0
Red Lion, Mrs. Elisabeth Wood, 7 Wrawby street, Brigg
Bed Lion inn & posting house, Charles Chtrk, Kirton LIndsOT B.S.0
Red Uon commercial hotel, John Mark Edwards,38High stOmthm
Red Lion commercial hotel, Francis Alsop Boger^Market pl.Cal8tor
Red Lion commerchil hotelJk posting house, W. Snartt A Soh. IBult
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Bed Lion family & oommercial hotd & pntlng honae, Hn. Krthcr
Wadlow, MarkH place, Bpaldlng
Reindeer inn, Misa Mary Ann Adoock, Swayfleld, Grantham
Beindeer, Thomas Kinning, Long Bennington, Grantham
Belndeer, Henzy Keredith, 30 Bt. Leonard'! Btraet, Btamford
lleludeer, John Nelaon, Kavenby, Grantham
Beindeer William Bcott, 3 High street, Linooln
Beindeer, Jackson Swallow, 60 West street, Hornoastle
Beindeer oommercial inn, John Dawson, NewtoD-on-Trent,Newarlc
Bipon Arms, George Rhodes, 34 Monson street, Lincoln
Bising Sun, Diahman Fairwesther, t«ngtan-by-Wragby
Blsing Son. George Gilbert, 17 Broad street, Stamford
Bising Snn, Mrs. Hannah HUl, D Walkergate, Louth
Rising Son, Edward Jackson, St. Michael's gate, Linooln
Bising San, Wright Macktall, Bratott, Bnrgh
River Don hotel Mis. Elizabeth Needham, Eastoft, Gooie
Robin Hood, James Holllngishead, Aalackby, FalUnghain
Robin Hood inn, William Haxey, Bonm road, Spalding
Robin Hood, John Swinn, 1M High atreet, Boeton
Roblnaon hotel, William Wreaaell, Crowle, Doncaster
Rodney, George Kerman, Saltfleet, Louth
Rodney inn, John Barker, 14 North street, Homcastle
Roebuck inn, Edward Cupit, 33 Broad atreet, Stamford
Rolta Arm^ Mrs. Busannah Phillips, 26 Scotgate, Stamford
Rose inn, James Bull. Market street. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Rose & Crown. John Barker, 2 Swinegate, Grantham
Rose & Crown, Mrs. Jnuc Bonnett, Water lane, Bleaford
iiose & Crown, Edward Dodds, jun, Stickney, Boston
Rose & Crown, James Drlng, Great Hale, Bleaford
Roee Ic Crown, John Oibeon, Fleet, Holbeach
Row & Crown, Mrs. Rebecca Hawkins, 2S2 Victoria street sonth,
Great Orimaby
Rose Si Crown, Wright Mackman.DeepIng Bt. James, MarketDeeping
Rose & Crown, Mrs. Elisabeth Moyses, Holbeach hum, Holbeadl
Rose & Crown, William Sewarls. Donington, Spalding
Rose & Cro\rn, Priestley Threadgold, Upton, Gainsborough
Royal hotel (The). George Jennings, 309 High street, Lincoln
Royal Dock Hotel Co. Limitei (Richard John Tonge, manager).
Royal dock. Great Grimsby
Boyal George, William Day, 7» West street, Boaton
Boyal George, Thomas Ellis, 48 Baaen lane, Uncoln
Royal Marine, Mrs. Eliza Wright Bylatt, 147 King Bdward.atreet
no th. Great Grimsby
Royal Oak, Arthur Borrell, Cowbit road, Spalding
Boyal Oak, William Butt, 38 Cleethorpe road. Great Orimaby
Royal Oak, Jamea ft Jamea Leak Chilea, 67 High atreet, Boeton
Boyal Oak, Jamea Christian, Soopwick, Linooln
Royal Oak, William Clatke, Anboarn, Lincoln
Rival Oak, John Fleahnej, Holton-le-Clay, Great Orimaby
Bojal Oak, WiUiam Olew, Epworth, Doncaster
Royal Oak. Thomas Ooodman, 12 Stuart street, Orantham
Royal Oak, John Eidd, Candlesby, Spllsby
Royal Oak, Amos I^myman, Tatteraiwll bridge, Dogdyke, Boeton
Royal Oak, James Martin, 60 St. Leonard's street, Stamford
Royal Oak, Amoa Nlcholaon, Little Cawthorpe, Louth
Royal Oak, George Randa, GoxhiU, Hull
Boyal Oak, Mrs. Blitabeth Bichardson, 18 Upgate, Louth
Boyal Oak, Herbert Robson, 27 Market place, Orantham
Royal Oak, William Beth, Langtoft, Market Seeping
Royal Oak, John Richardson Simon, Barrow-on-Hnmber. Hnll
Royal Oak, Henry Sims, Snittcrby, Kirton Lindsey R.8.0
Royal Oak, William Sleightholm, North Kelsey, Brigg
Boyal Oak, Elijah Stennett, Mareham-le-Fen, Boston
Royal Oak. PhUip TirreU, Swayleld, Grantham
Royal Oak, Thomas Wataon, North strtwt. Bourn
Royal Oak, Bobert Williams, 1«8a. High street, Lincoln
Royal Oak, Ciharles Woodhouae, 190 Victoria at. south, Ot Grimsby
Royal Oak commercial inn, James Parkinson, Heckiugton. Sleatord
Bo.val Vaults, John GoaUng, Watetaide road, Barton-on-Humber
Koyal William the Fourth, Mra. Ann OloTer, Brayford side, Linooln
Rum Puncheon, John Bornett Weatland, 40 Manet plaoe, Boaton
Rutland Arms, Thomas Linnell, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Rutland Arma, George Pearson, Woolathorpe, Orantham
Rntland Arms, Jamea Rlmington, Wilaford, Orantham
Salutation Inn, John Nicholaon, Nettieton brewery.Mettleton.CUstr
Saraoen'a Head, Thomas Acaater, 181 Cleethorpe rd. Great Grimsby
Saracen'a Head, Miss Mary Andrew, Baat Keal, Spllsby
.Saracen's Head, John Sawyer, Nettleham, Linooln
Saracen'a Head, John Walter, Bridge street, Homcastle
Baraoeu|a Head, Miss Emma Yatee, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Baraoen'a Head family & commercial hotel& posting honae,Lawrence
T. Thornton, 'iOS High street, Lincoln. See advartlaement
Scarborough Arms. Mrs. EUznbeth WiUerton, 21 Ballgate, Linooln
Sebaatopool inn, Charles Albert Brown, Minting, Homcastle
Sedan, John Wright, North Searlc, Newark
Seven Stars, William Abbott, Warmgate, Boeton
Seven Stars, George Gilbert, 11 Waterside south, Lincoln
Seven Stars (The). Bobert Tipping, 17 Sheep market, Stamford
Shades tavern, Wright Slmoiu, 66 Gaatgate, Louth
Shakeapear inn, William John Levealev, 34 High street, Lincoln
Shepherd ft Dog, Bobert Fowler, 11 w'eatgate, Grantham
.Ship, William AdUrl, Baltfleet, Louth
.Ship inn, Thomas Danbv, 27 Bull ring, Homcastle
Ship inn, William Dent, Goxhill, Hull
.Ship, Everett English, Blverhead, Louth
Ship (The), Fre-ierlck Fathers, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Ship inn, Joeeph German, Morton-by-GidaBborough
Ship, Bobert Gilchrist, South end, Boston
Ship, Cbarlea Hadwick. Winthorpe, Skegneaa B.8.0
Ship inn, Joeeph HeiieU, Toynton-AU-Sainta, Spilaby
Ship, William Jennings, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Ship inn, George Kirk, Fire Beacon, Fnlatow, Lonth
Ship inn, Misa Barali Ann Layne, Silver street, Gainsborough
Ship inn, Mrs. Mary Neel, FrithviUe, Sibeey
Ship, James Parrish, West Theddlethorpe, Alford
Ship, Oill Flatt, Bardnev Feny, Lincoln
Ship, David Bancroft Kobardaon, Bitaaey, Boston
Ship, Jonathan Sutton, Weat atreet, Crowlanda, Peterborough
ffliip inn, WiUiam Henry Byrnes, SMrbeck quarter, Beaton
Ship Inn, Alexander Traves, Bamoldby-Io-Beek, Oreat Orimaby
BIdp tavern, Jamea Walker, 8 Bridge atreet, Oainaborougji
Ship, John H. T. W. Waaa, StalUngboroagh, Clceby
Bliip, John Wheatley, Baxllby, Linooln
Ship, Robert Wilioock, Olough, Ooaberton, Spalding
Ship hotel (Misa B. Fillin^iam, managereaa), Flottergate, Gmt
Grimsby. See advertlaement
Ship Active, John Taylor, 18 Albion street, Spalding
Ship Albion, Thomas Draper, .UUon street, Spalding
Ship ft Horns, Jamea Hargrave, 48 Bastgate, Lonth
Short Ferry inn, Richard Clno^ Fiakerton, Lincoln
Slionlder of Mutton, John Maya, Whaplada Drove, Fetettnrongh
Sir Isaac Newton inn, Thomaa Uanaon, 38 Stanton street, Granthm
Sir Isaac Newton inn, Harvey Santance, Woolathorpe, Graatfaam
Sir Solomon, Leonard Briaa, Brakin, Belton, Donoaacer
Six Bells, William Banks, North street, Bonm
Six Bells, Mrs. Maria Skelton, Barrow-on-Humber
Six BeUa, WiUiam Bmith, HecUngtan, Sleafonl
Skegneaa Bea View Hotel Oo. Limited famUy ft conuneicial hotel
(Misa Maria Dunkley, managereaa), Skegneaa
Skipworth Arma, Thomaa Scott, Moortown, Caiator
Sloop inn, Dixon Clayton, 44 Wateralde north, Linooln
Sloop hotel, Mrs. Ann Hall, Newland, Lincoln
Sloop inn, Henry Hundleby, Tetney lock. Great Grimsby
Sloop Inn, Thomaa Bompter, Sluice, South FerTib}% HuU
Smoker's Amis, Francis Eviaon, 183 Albion atreet Grimsby
Sonth Torkahire hotel, Joeeph Kent, Crowle, Doncaster
South Yorkahire Railway hotel, John Day, Keadby. Donlngton
Spa tavern, William Sleight, John street, Monka road, TJnooln
Sportsman, Isaac Carter, Norton Disney, Newark
Spread Eagle hotel, William Kitchen, High street, Lincoln
Spread Eagle, William Woolley, Fletcher street, Grantham
Stag, William Axe, Sandtoft, Belton, Doncaster
Stag, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, Barkxtone-le-Wlllowa, Orantham
Stag's Head, William Thomas OdUng, BurweU, Loath
Stag's Heaii, John Fool, Knalth, (Gainsborough
Stag's Head, William Stevenson, Kirton, Boston
Stag's Head. Thomas Skinner Wade, Newport, Lincoln
Stag ft Pheasant, Frederick Allen, 14 Broad street, Stamford
Stamford Amu, Thomaa Dale, Deeping St. Jamea, Market Deeping
Stamford Arma, Mra. Sarah Ann DicMnaon, < St.Mary's st.Btamfd
Stamford hotel ft posting ho. & <X Clark, 16 St. Mary a st.Stamfnl
Standard, Charles Simpson, 389 High atreet, Linooln
Star, Mrs. E. Botthamley, Chapelgate, Tydd St Mary, Wlabech
Star, Mrs. Caroline Llttlebovoe, Star croea, Holbeach
Star, Mias Mary Ann Walker, Bitaaey, Boaton
Star ft Garter, Wm. Oreaham Barron. Metheringham, Unooln
Star ft Garter, Joaepb Cartman, 10 Scotgate, Stamford
Star ft Garter, Henry Vay, Sklrbeck quarter, Boaton
Station hotel, Matthew Bnderby, Station atreet, Boaton
Station hotel, George Mackharneaa, Holbeach
SUUon hotel, WiUiam Marsh, Long Sntton, Wlabaeh
Steam Packet, Frank Middleton, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Steam Packet, Samuel Walmaley, 60 Wateralde north, linooln
Steers Arms, Harrison LockwoM, Chnrcbtown, Belton, Doaeaater
StiU (The), John Gaak, Still lane, Boaton
BtUl (The) Vaulta,Fnuicia Buckles Mnmby, 89 Weatlode at. Spalding-
Stonee Arms, Walter Emmons, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
String of Horsea, John Barfoot Biggadike, Boaton roal, Holbeach
Straggler, Thomaa Sutton, Eagle, Newark
Snn inn, John Clixby, 1 Back atreet, Gainsborough
Snn, MUh Sarah Elizabeth Covel, Soutli Leasingham, Slestord
Sun, Thomas Ford, Baxllby. Lincoln
Bon inn, Fred Hardy, 7 Brownlow street, Grantham
Bun, Jeremiah Jacluon, Thorpe-on-the-HiU, Lincoln
Sun, WiUiam MUUngton, (}aythorpe, Orantham
Ban, Mrs. Ann .Picker, Helpringham, Slaaford
Bun inn, Edwar.i BImmlngtoD, (^laterworth. Orantham
Sun ft Anchor, Isaac Scott, Scotter, Kirton Undaey R.&0
Sun ft Ballway inn, Anatin Bamett, Back atreet, Stamford
Swan ft Carrier, Danid Balne, Long Bennington, Orantham
Swan, WiUiam Chriatian, Wigtott, Spalding
Swan Inn, WiUiam Ooodaon, Queen atreet. Market Baaen
Swan inn, Mrs. Kmlly Hunt, Brayford aide, Lincoln
Swan inn, Wilaon< Andrew Veall, Bnrgh-in-the-Marsh B.S.O
Talbot inn, John Betta, Swlnhope, Great Orimaby
Talbot inn, Rlchanl Fletcher, IS Waterside north, Lincoln
Talbot hotel, WUliam Hackworth, High street, Holbeach
Talbot, Henry Warren, High street, Gaistor
TaUy Ho, Henry Abraham, Aunsby, Sleaford
Telegraph inn, Theo. Simpson, Back at. Wotborpe road, SUunttx^
The Caae Is Altered, Frederick Joaoph Hanka, Algarklrk, Spalding
Thomton Hunt, George Phillipaon. Thornton (Turtla, 01oel)7
Thorold Arms, John BIchardaon. Maraton, Grantham
Tborold Arms, John SevreU, Harmaton, Lincoln
Three Crowns. Charles Stepiienson, West street, Boaton
Three Horse Shoes, (}eorge Smith, Scotton, Elrton Llodaey R.S.O
Three Horsesboea inn, J. J.Temperton, West Batterwick,DoQe>ater
Three Kings, Thomaa Spence Beebe, Threeklngfaam, Falklngham
Three Tuns, WUliam Barber, Klrkby Uuderwood, Boum
Throe Tuna, Thomaa Brown, Deeping St. James, Market Deeping
Three Tuna, Edward Bnckby, 37 Norton street, Orantham
Three Tuns, Mrs. Charlotte Payne Bncknall. Bilsby, Alford
Three Tuns, William DoUIn, Clough, Holbeach
Three Tuna, Jackson Horton, 63 IbillgBte, Lincoln
Three Tuna, Jamea Jackson, 18 St. Martin's street, Lincoln
Three Tuna, Wm.Nelsey.Thorpe St. Peter, WainlleetAllSaints B.S.O
Three Tuns. Richard Martin Shelton, Oowland, Peterburoagli
Three Tuns, Richard Bteel, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Three Tuns, Joseph Whitworth, IngoldmeU^ Burgh B.S.0
Three Tuns, Ebor Wilcox, Moulton C!hapel, Spalding
Tiger Inn, Richard Andrew Layno, 80 Lord atxeet, Gainsboraof^
Treaty of Commerce, George Chambers, 173 High street, Uncotn
TroUope Arms, John Green, Ufflngton, Stamford
Turk's Head, John Cobb, Maltby-le-Marsh, Alford
Turk's Head, George Hagues, 17 Newpwt, Lincoln
Turk's Head, Edward King, 1 AsweU lane, Lonth
Turk's Head, Mrs. Eliza MarshaU, Heigfalngton, Lincoln
Tumor Arms family ft commercial hotel ft posting bonse, Xosns
KendaU, Market place, Wragby
Unicom, Thomas Crsmpton, Tatteraliall road, Boaton
Unicom Inn, Oeorgs Wilson, Kirton LIndaey B.S.O
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Unhm Ion, WOllun Belton, Banker'! hill, Tbomtoa-l^-Fan, Bostcm
Unity, Ownrse FBlnur, 3T Braadgate. Unooln
Vangnard, Tbomaa B^non, Keal Coatea, Wert Keal, ^lUaby
Vietoria, Tbomaa Kdlan, T Commercial road, Grantham
Vtslcria hotd, JaineaA.Linndl, Vietoria ter.Cleethor|)a,at.Omub7
Vietoria, Jod Brigg^Haaon. Weat end, Alf ord
Victoria, William Sharpe, Hone market, Caiator
Victoria hotel, Biohard 8tanhope,T8 * It Cleetborpe rd.Ot.Qrmiby
Victoria, Bobert WiUiama, Peiham atreet, Lincoln
Vietoria hotel A Spa Batha ( John-Heaton, managv), Woodhall Spa,
Homcastie. Bee advertiaement
Vine liotel, Joel Bemrcee, Ohapel, AUord
Vine hotel, Samnel Qarratt. Skegnem
Vine inn, Frederick Henry Levealey, 31 Commercial rd. Spalding
Vine inn, Charlea Thorpe, Park etreet, Lincoln
Vine, Charlea White, South Thoreaby, AUord
Volnnteer (The), Smith Hadwlok, Mount bridge, SUrbeck, Boaton
Volunteer Ann, OeaO.Tbompeon, Whitecrow at-Barton-on-Humbr
Waggon & Horaea, Mlaa Mary Ann Beaatall, Sooth Baston, Lontb
Waggon & Horaea, Wllliajn Foater, Wide Bargate, Boeton
Waggon & Horaea, William Oaacoine, Welby, Grantham
Waggon & Horaea, Tom Qnntliorpe, 169 Burton road, Lincoln
Waggon * Horaea, Mra. Bachel IJnnell,tt) Manthorpe rd.Grantham
Wi^tgon & Horaea, Mrs. Elizabeth NIdd, Eaat gate, Sleaford
Waggon & Horeee, Bobert Parker, Branaton, Lincoln
Waggon & Horaea, Benjamin Roblnaon, Skelltngthorpe, linooln
Waggon A Horaea, Joeeph Walker, I^ngtoft, Market Deeping
Waggon <b Horaea, Charlea Ward, Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Wagon ft Hones, Thee. Aaken, Weat street. Long Sutton, Wlabech
Wagon & Horaea, Benjamin Bobinaon, Braoebridge, Lincoln
Waterloo Inn, Charlea Conrad Boston, lAceby, Great Orlmaby
Waterside inn, Isaac Bills, Waterside road, Burton-on-Humber
Waterton Amis,AlfredCaatorEUlott,Deeping St.Jame8,MM.Deeping
Wel^ Arms, James Taylor, Bast Allington, Grantham
Welby Arms, Uriah Wright, Denton, Grantham
Welland Cottage Inn, William Tnpholme, London rood, Spalding
Welland Cottage, Bldiard Wright, II Gas street, Stamford
Wellington, George Charlea Bond, Queen street, Spilaby
Wellington, William Brackenbuiy, Fen, Leake, Boston
Wellington Inn, Page Dixon, S7 Broadgate, Lincoln
Wellington inn, Thomas Kirman, Bkirbeck, Boston
Wellington hotel, Saltmer ii Son, Bamsgate, Louth
Wheataheat, Charlea Bland, Swlneshead, Spalding
Wheatsheaf, Levi Chapman, jun, Bargate, Great Orlmaby
Wheat Sheaf inn, ThomasHuckerbyCole, U All Saints at. Stamford
MHieatsheaf, Gemge Dean, Waddington, Lincoln
Wheatsheaf, Thomas Dring, I«ng Bennington, Grantham
Wheataheaf, James Faulkner, Dry Doddington, Grantham
Wheatsheaf, Mrs. Maria Fines, Drove end, Wisbech
Wheat Sheaf, Thomas, Gladnin, Hibaldstow, Eirton Lindsey B.S.0
Wbeat8heatWro.GeeaanHammond,Habbert'aBrldge,Klrtan, Boaton
Wheataheaf, William Manning, North stCrowland, Feterborougb
Wheatsheaf, ChariesFredk.Nicholson,Holy dyke,Barton,on-Httmber
Wheataheaf, Bichard Popplewell, Westgate, Belton, Doncastar
Wheatsheaf, John Michael Sharp, Towngate, Market Deeping
Wheatsheaf inn, Bobert Shotliif, Boston, Market Deeping
Wheat Sheaf, Jamea Simpson, New Leake, EastTiUe, Boston
Weeat Sbeal, Darina Stephenson, M Westgate, Lonth
Wheat Sheaf, Joeeph Thomas Mark Welch, Dowadale, Whaplode
Drove, Peterborough
Wheat Sheaf inn, Steplien Woodhouie, 11 Broadgate, Linooln
Wheataheaf, Bolwrt Younger, Corby, Grantham
Wheel, Frederic Crow, Welton-tn-tbe-Matsh. SpUaby
Wheel Inn, Matthew Tales, Stamford road. Market Deeping
Whiclicote Arms, John Singleton, Osbonmby, Falkingham
White Bear, George Oldfield, Epworth, Doncaster
White Bull, Mrs. Mary AUoot, Sonth gate, Sleaford
White Bnll, George Cuthbert, Conlngaby, Boston
White Hart, William Glover Ailsby, Lndtord, Market Basen
White Hart, Thomas Armstrong, 18 Bridge atreet, Horncastle
White Hart, Alfred Atkinson, Llaalngton, Wragby
White Hart hotel, John Bobert Bell, Metheringliam, Linooln
White Hart, Mrs. Charlotte Blaokbnm, South street, Caistor
White Hart,EdwardWm. Blackstar, MarketpLLongSntton, Wisbech
White Hart, Sims Briggs, Newton-npon-Trent, Newark
White Hart, George Brown, Tetford, Horncastle
White Hart, John Butler, North street, Orowland, Peterborough
White Hart, William Champion, Blyton, Gainsborough
White Hart hotel, Joseph Challana & Bon, S High street, Boston
White Hart hotel, Joeeph Clifton, Market place, Spllsby
White Bart, George Dawaon, Leake, Boston
White Hart, George Hall, Nettleham, Lincoln
White Hart, William Hill, Crowle, Doncaster
White Hart, William Holmes. Sonth end, Alford
White Hart inn, Mrs. Mary A. Hntchlnson,Garlton-Ie-Moorland, Nwrk
White Hart. Frederick Jay. 91 Ballgate, Lincoln
White Hart hotel, Edward Stephen Osbom, 48 High St. Grantham
White Hart, John Bee«>n, Frithvllle, SIbsey
White Bart, James Bingham, 17 St, George's stnet, Stamford
White Hart, William Semper, North Scarle, Newark
White Hart, AntonleMlddlemore&E. Sergeant ft CcBridge et.BrIgg
White Hart, James Shepperaon, Swaton, Falkingham
White Hart, William Tasker, Partney, SpUsby
White Hart, Bobert Bobinson Taylor, Burgh-ln-the-Marsh R.S.0
White Hart hotel, John Frederick Tillett, King st Market Basen
White Hart, Bobert Walmsley, Swallow, Caistor
White Hart commercial inn, Mi8.BliiaBriggs,OwBtonFerry,Bawtry
White Hart commercial htl. Levi Heyhoe, OldMarket pl.Gt.Orimsby
White Hart commercial hotel,Thoa. Oldliam, Lord st. Gainsborough
White Hart family ft commercial hotel ft posting house, Samuel
Bobinaon Harper, Market place, Spalding
White Horsey Charles Dawson, Sonth atreet, Caistor
White Horse, John Dix, Leake, Boston
White Horse, John Orcgory,6usworth, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
White Horse, Joaepli Growoock. S«iend, Monlton, Spalding
White Horse, Mn. Alice Haw, Heokington, Sleaford
White Horse, Brewster Hibbitt, West street, Alford
White Horse, George Houlton, 29 Bridge street, Gainsborough
White Horse, Mrs. Elisaljetli Lawia, Old Sleaford, Sleaford
White Horse, Edward Luff, East street, Czvwland, Peterborough
White Horse, Joseph Mason, Wrangle, Boston
White Hotso, George Muml^, Marshchapel, Great Grimsby
White Hnve, John Fercival, Baston, Market Deeping
White Horse, Bobert Pick, Bicker, Spalding
White Horse, Martin Quincey, Sontfarey Ferry. Lincoln
White Horse hotel, George Bobbina, Wrawby atreet, Brigg
White Horse, Samnel Bobinson, Chnrohgata, Spalding
White Hone, Charles Stubbins. 98 East street, Stamford
White Horse, Frank Sutton, Whaplode Drove. Peterborough
White Hone hotel, Bobert Taylor, Weat street, Boaton
White Horse commercial hotel ft posting houae, John Clough,
Church street. Market Deeping
White House, John Plumb. Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
White Lion, William JIarrlion, 41 Lend street, Gainsborough
White Lion, Edward Hawkins, Long Bennington, Grantham
White Lion, Frederick Howell, West street. Long Button, Wisbech
White Lion, Foater Mlddleton, Market pi. Barton-on-Bumber
White Lion inn, John Naylor, Church lane, Stamford
White Lion, Bobert Smalley, Little Steeping, Spllsby
White Lion, John Smith, Colaterworth, Grantham
White Lion, Joseph Swan, Tydd gote, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
White Lion, Matthew John Tliacker, High street, Spalding
White Lion, Jaee|di Wass, 12 Bridge End road, Grantham
White Lion, Charles Wihwn, Oxford street. Market Basen
White Bwan, George Andrews, Little Corringham, Gainsborough
White Bwan, Bobert Baldwin, Monlton, Spalding
White Bwan, Joseph ClUt, Scotter, Khrton Lindsey B.S.0
White Swan, Joseph Denman, Fenton, Newark
White Bwan, John Abey Edwards, 2'New road, Spalding
White Swan, Thomas Fell, Marten, Gainsborough
White Swan hotel, James Gillender, Barton-on-Humber
White Swan, James Glow, 284 Cleethorpe rood, Great Grimsby
White Bwan, Thomas Jaclcson, 274 High street, Lincoln
White Swan, Mrs. Elisabeth Meanwell, Eastgate, Louth
White Swan, Thomas Pearson, Great Gonerby, Grantham
White Swan, George Porter, 21 Scntgate, Stamford
White Swan, Thomas Boberts, Westgate, Sleaford
White Swan, Charlea Vlnter. Conlnsby, Boston
William the Fourth, Henry Roee, Mart yard, Gainsborongh
WUloughby Arms, WUUam Balderston, WUiougbby, Alford
WUloughby Arms, John Chamberlain, Cazeby, Staunford
Willoughby Arms, Thomas Bobinson, Helpringham, Sleafffircl
WUlow Pattern, Miss Louise Pye, 23 Sincil street, Lincoln
Windmill Inn, John Claypole, Bipplngale, Bourn
I Windmill, Jaa. Thoa. Banson, Thomton-le-Fen, Boston
I Windmill Inn, Henry Draycott, North street. Bourn
I Windmill inn, Richard Gamer, Ingham, Lincoln
I Vrindmill, Thomas Langley, Swlustead, Bourn
WindmiU inn, Thomas Lobley, ]nn, 168 Bridge st. Gainsborough
WlndmiU hotel, Charles Smith, Market place, Altori
* Windmill, Charles Voaa, Leake, Boaton
I Wine Ketch inn, John Smart, Low Oelds, Bpaldlng
Wine Hpe, Mrs. Maria Warborton, 38 Old Market pi. Ot. Grimsby
Woodman, MIsa Mary Croft Jenney, 138 Eastgate, Louth
I Woodman'a Best, Charles Bell, Mateham-Ie-Fen, Boeton
j Woolpack, Mrs. Elita Hewson, Blver head, Louth
I Woolpack inn. George Johnson, 4 Lord street, Gainsborough
Woolpack, James Morley, Market |d. Wainflaet AU SoinU B.SO
Woolpack Inn, Richard Edward Stainger, Market place, Brigg
I Woolpack, George Taylor, Bxayford street, Lincoln
' Woolpack, Thomas Whits, North Bomercotes, Great Grimsby
Wormgate inn, Samuel Gratrlx, Wormgate, Boston
Yarborongh inn, William Cook, South Killingholme, Ulceby
Yarborough hotel ft posting ho. Wm. Horatio Roberts, Gt. Grimsby
Yarborongh Arms, William Horatio Boberts, New Holland, Hull
Yarborough Arms, Mrs. EUih, Woodhouse, SS Church st.Galnsboro'
FTTBIiIC I.IBBABIES.
See Libraries— Public
PUBI4ISHBBS.
See Booksellers.
P01EP HAKBBS.
Worthlngton Pumping Engine Co, 114 Queen
Victoria street, London r.c
PXTKF OBAB 1CAXB&.
Flastow James, Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
PUT rr HAKTTF ACTUBBBS.
SIssons Bros. Waterside rd. Barton-on-Humber
OVABBT 0WKBB8.
Ancaater Stone Co. (John Elliott, manager),
Ancaster, Grantham '
Bills ft Bverard, Midland Bailway station,
Stamford ; ft at UIKngton, Tallington,
Boom ft Deeping St. Nicholas
Grabum John r8aml.Donghty,manager),Sth.
Cliff chalk quarry, Barton-on-Bumber 1
KIrton RIchd. Long Bennington, Grantham
Little Castcrton Quarries (Boberts Bros, pro-
gieton). Wharf road, Stamford ; quarries, I
ntlandahire I
BAO SBAZiEBS.
Bee Marine Btore Dealers..
Great Northern ft Great Eastern Joint Line
(John Crabtree, manager; Arthur Fitch,
sec. ), Bailway station, St. Mary st. Lincoln
Louth ft East (Toast Baliway Co. (Jas. Wm.
Wilson, sec.), Westgate, Louth
BAniWAT KBT KAKBB.
I Lockwood Joseph, King atreet, Boeton
BAO HBBCHAirrS. BAILWA'S' BIjEBPEB KKPBS.
Louth William, 18 All Saints st. Stamford |c!hriBtle William ft Co. (importers),Alexandta
Oldroyd Jonathan, Foundry la. Ot. Grimsby 1 docli. Great Ortansby
Priestley George, South end, Alford; ft 40 BallwaySleeper Supply C%>.LIm.(The)Victoria
Watkergate, Louth j stnet north. Great Grimsby
&AIZ.WAT OOMPANXBS. [sAn:.-«7AT WACKJN BTTILSBS,
Gt northern District Engineen" OIBce (Wm. ' _ . „ ,, ,■„„„,
Hansel KIrby, district engineer), Bailway Lincoln Wagon ft Engine (3a LIm. (William
station, Louth ' Watson, sec. ),Catyc»imbr8.Hlgh 8t.Lincoln
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
342- ^m
■ SAX BKBSBZ>XB«k .
Hack Wm. Llond Fredk. ^Uk Willougbbjr,
Bleaford
NeedhaiiiJn.Lonth,TheGruige,Hiittott,AUnl
BAKOB KANTTPACTUBJiBS.
See Store & lUoge Mannfactaieim.
BKADIVa Booacs.
Appleby Reading Room (BeUbyBarker, nee.),
Appleby, Doncaster
Blnbrooke Rending Room & Libnrj (ChaB.
Oreetham, man. <b James Wooley, see.),
Blnbrooke, Market Suien
Boston Permanent Lltarary A Reading Rooms
(Hj.Snaith, pree.),Athm(enm bid gs. Boston
Bourn Reading Romn ft Bnbeoription Llbnu-T
(John T. Morrii), West etreet, Enom
Brigg Beading Rooms (John Aehton, lion,
sec), Brigg street. Brigg
British Wotlcman Reading Booms (William
Hlrd, man). Temperance hall. St. Swlthin's
square, Lincoln
Calstor Reading BoomCEamest AUd.8trange,
hon. sec), High street, Caistor
Connty Mews Boom ((Sias, J. Bromhead, sec.
ft treasurer). Castle Ull, Unooln
Oarthorpe Reading Boom (Jonathan Dunn
Hardy, hon. sec.), Oarthorpe, Goole
Grantham Conscrratlre Reading Room &
Library (Henry Mllllchlp, librarian), 13
FlnUn street, QraoUiam
Oranthom Liberal Association ft Reading
Rooms (Thomas Watts, catetaker), 27 High
street, Grantham
Lincoln Equitable Co-operatlTe Societies
Library ft fVae News Room(Richd. Barnes,
librarian), SllTer street, Lincoln
Long Sutton Reading Booms (Loala Frank
Fowle, hon. sec). Market street. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Messlngham Library ft Reading Room (Geo.
Tindall, sec.), Measingbam, Kirton Llndsey
B.8.0
Roxby (Oeo. Nicholson, librarian), Boxby,
Doncaster
ScAwby Reading Booms (Edward Spencer,
sec.), ScawbyKsum-Sturton, Brigg
Sootter Public Reading Room ft Library
(Wm. Day. trees. ; J. iS. Alien, hon. sec.),
Sootter. Kirton Undaey R.8.0
SpilHby Beading Room (A. K. Bayner, sec).
High street, Spllsby
Thurlby Reading Boom ft Working Men's
Institute (John Groome, treas. ft sec.),
Thiurlby. Bourn
Wintcrton Reading Room (Wm. Hunt. hon.
sec ; Thos. Parkinson, man.), Wlnterton,
Doncaster
BBFBBSBHBNT BOOICS.
Appleby Jolin, Jan. 9 AsweU hme, Louth
Bonlton Robt. » 014 Market pi. G t. Grimsby
Brant Mrs. Mary Kine, 2 Aswcll lane. Lontli
Dock Refreshment Rooms (Royal Dock Hotel
Co. Lim.), Fish Dock rd. Ot. Grlmsbv
Dufflii Glbblns, Mablethorpe St. Marj-, Alford
Ellis Jsph. Hy. City stoMS, ComhUl, Lincoln
Elsom Charles Thomas, i New street, Louth
Emerson George Hely, next Com exchange,
Market place, Spalding
Enderby Mattliew ft Co. Railway stn. Skegnss
Gibson Mrs. Harriet A. 1 Kent St. Gt.Grlmsby
Grant Mrs. Mary, Brighton st. Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Orautham Edmond, Mablethorpe St. Mary,
Alford
Hcmworth Thomas, Ballwny st. Ot. Grimsby
He^rftt Joseph, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Larder Thomas, Marketplace, Alford
I^eslng George, Cleethorpea, Great Grimsby
Marsden Mrs. Elizh. G. N. H. station, Lea
road, Gainsborough
Neol James, South street. Bourn
Nuttell Jn. Cliff hotel,Cleethorpe»,GtGrini8bT
Gates Jolin. Railway otatlon, Clccby
Offord Jeremiah, jun. 49DudleT rd. Grantham
Pier Refresliment Rooms (John Xuttell, pro-
prietor), Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Bailivay Refreshment Room (Samuel Moore,
manager), Grantham
BailM'ay StationRefreshmentRboms(Grimsby
Hotel Co. Lim. proprietors), Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Bailway Station Refreshment Rooms (Wm.
Horatio Roberts), Railway stn. Gt. Grimsby
Rol)ert8 WUliam Horatio, Bailway station,
Mew Holland, Hull
Robinson Peter, Sutton-ln-tlie-Marsh, Alford
Seymour WUllam Henry, High st. Holbeach
Sturgeon WUllam, »S ft 8£ Cleethorpo road.
Great Grimsby
Taylor Holy, George street, Mojcket Raaen
Wattam Paul, sen. Barton road, Lincoln
Welcome Temperance Refreshment Booms
(Jaa.Moore Shaw, man.). Sew market, Lth
BSOI^TBABS or Mja/tMB^:
BBATHS ft UABBIAOES.
Adlard WilUam Fteaoock Ely, Market place,
WalnSeet All Saints B.B.0
Andrews Ttaomaa Uerwson, Qarton-le-Marsh,
Altord
Armatmng Boliert CUftoo (deputy supL), S
South stiaet, Honoastle
Attar James Edwd.(d«pw snpt ), » Barn hill,
Stamford
Ball John Thomas, Church street. Bourn
Barton Maurice Searle, King St. Market Basn
Bates George, Wide Bargat^ Boston
Bates Henry (snpt.), ( Bridge street, Boston
Bell John L. (snpt.). Bourn
Bellamy Anthony, Hagwarthlnghain, SpUsby
Bennett Chaa. L. High st.Bartoo-on>HiimbCT
Bentham Isaac, 38 St. MarUna High llnet,
Btamford
BooleRbt. Pacy( deputy) , Basslngham.NeTafk
Booth Thomas, S Sheep market, Stamford
Bright James, Woolsthorpe, Gzaatiiam
Bronghton Joseph, 1 St. Nicholas la. Lincoln
Biownlow Bd.2Ivy cotB.Trlnity sLGalnaboro'
Button James, Market place, CaUor
Castledine Lawrence Stpbn, Boston nLSIeattd
Chantry Jolm, SI Lincoln road, HomcaaUe
Clements Charles Edmnod (deputy snpt.),
South gate, Sleatoid
Clements Bdmd. (mpt.),Soath gate, Sleaford
Conlngton Wm. Church st. Market Deeping
Creak Edwn. London nLLong Sutton, Wlsbch
Danby Wm. Barr (snpt,), 2 Bank st. Lliu»ln
Dean WlUiam, Northgate, Lincoln
Dee Charles (snpt.). South St. Homcastle
Derbyshire Jaa.Hy.(depiity),Stickfccd,Ba*ton
Dickinson Bev. Wm. (ilepnty), Kirton, Boaton
EddisoQ WlUiam Scott, Welton, Lincoln.
Elwick Geo. (deputy, supt.), Workho. Llaeln
EminsoD Bobt. Scatter, Kirton Lladsey B.S.0
Famswoith Harry Brown, East end, Altoid
Flint Wm. Blc>id.(depa^),4»Westffate,Louth
Gibbons Tom, WiUlngham rd. Market Basenl
Godfrey A.Jn.(deputy),3Watergate,Orantlim
Godfrey Bichd. Bobt.l2Watergatc,0rantham
Godfrey Zacharloh, Church trees, Grantham
Gould John, Saltlleet, Louth
Oieaswell Kirkham (deputy), Vulcan place,
Spllsby
Haddelaey Samul.Tumer.BoyalDockchmbn.
Great Grimsby
Harris Jsph. Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
Ha.«nip Albert U. (deputy), Burgh-ln-the
Marsh R.S.0
Hett Roslin (supt.), BIgby street, Brigg
Hill William, Morton, Oailnaboroagh
Hobeon Hugh, The Terrace, Bourn
Holmes Henry, Granthatn street, Lincoln
Holmes John (deputy), Wragby
Ireson Albert, 12 Lord st. Gainsborough
Johnson Osborne, Baaslngham, Newark
Joll Watson, 25 Bull ring, Homcastle
JoUje Edward WiUlani, Donlngton, Spalding
Leaper Charles, 11 Spring gardens, Spalding
Lepplngton Hlldyaiil Marshall, 67 Victoria
street west. Great Grimsby
Molim Aubrey Henry (depaty supt.) ; olBce,
Westgate, Grantham
Mansfield Mark, BUIingborongh, Falkingham
Maples Ashley (supt.) ; 1 Herring la.Spaldlng
Markham Thos. (deputy), 13S New mrkt.Lth
Markbsm Thomas England. 6 Lee st. Louth
Matshall Wm. (deputy), 30 High stGranthm
Marahall William Holmes (deputy), Walnfleet
All Saints B.S.0
Mason William, Broughton. Brigg
Meonwell John Hilton, Tattershall, Boston
MUlns Bobt. (supL): office. Market pLHolbeb
Mills R. M. (deputy snpt.). Market pi. Bourn
Mills William Robert, High street, Holbeach
Milner William, Wellingore, Grantham
Morwood George, Wlnterton, Brigg
Newland John, Ilelpringham, Bleaford
Nixon John (deputy), Carre street, Sleatord
Parkinson Ricliard, Hatton, Wragby
PUnt James, Church end, Leake. Boston
Preston Harry (deputy), 21 Bridge stSpldng
Preston John, 21 Bridge street, Spalding
Hainey West John (deputy snpt.), Aahby
rood, Spllsby
Bepton Ja8.M. (deputy ),01d Sleaford, Sleafrd
Riminlnghom John, High street, Spllsby
Roberts Frank, Washingborough, Lincoln
Roberts WlUiam, Dry Doddlngton. Grantham
Rowbothom Jsph.Long Bennington.Grantlim
Sondall WUUom, Ludford, Market Rosen
SergeantAntonle MIddlemore,£Mdgest. Brigg
Sharp .^.Ifred Marplee. Eirworth, Doncaster
Sharp Robert, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Sliaw Samuel, Thomton-le-F«n, Boston
SherriS Robert, Stlckford, Boston
Shout William Pooles, High street, Boston
Showier Wm. (deputy). Market pi. Spilsby
Skip^vorth Septimus P.Owmby Mount,C^Istor
Smith Jesse, Covenham St. Mary, Lontli
Stennctt WiUiom, BiUlnghay, Sleaford
Strange'BamestAUrd.(depntyi,Higb stCalstr
Sutton Fredk. II.R.C.8.,. WiUing)iam-by
.Stow, Gainsborough
Swan BScbd. J. The Elms, Ooaberton, Sliding
iEBRMte
Ibonw JoMdavot;), Va)Uq«Be,OaBUis»
TomllQson Hasry Jenkins, Whtteansi heate,'
BartQn-on-)£mnhsr
Walker George (saptX Aahbj road, Siiabj
Ward Thomas, Haw town, SpUsby
WUte Rt. Ailack («iwtO>Finkin stGrsathaat
WiUerton Hienij D. Coittj, Grantham
Wilson Charles, 27 AswoU lane^ Louth
Wilson T. (deputy snpt), 18 Albert st Bilgg
Wilson Wm. Sonth Boinemites, Gt Grioisbx
Winprey Rlcdiard Flancfs, Bigh street, Long
Sutton, Wisbech
BENT OOUiBCTOBS.
See Conecton— Rent A Del>t.
BBPOBTEBS.
See Newspaper Beporter*.
BESTATTBAKTS.
See Befrohment Booms.
BBVOLVINO SHUTTEB KASF.
Spencer George (late Snoiell ft Spencer)
(estab. 1784), S2 GosweU rd. London <.c
BIOX CLOTH WATfBBH,
See Tarpaulin Manufacturers.
BTDIKO HABIT KAKBH.
See Habit Maker.
BOAB CONTBAOTOBa
See Contractors.
BOAJ) SUBVKYOBS.
Allen James, Oedaey BUI, Wisbech
Annias Jn. Thos. Towngate, Market Deeping
Bayaten Charles, Fleet, Hdbeach
Diggle John H.Loaeegate rd. Moaltan,SiMng
Drewery Tboa. Willows, North Somereoto.
Great Grimsby
Hatrlaon Jn. J.Vine ootSwlneshead,Bpaldliig
Hilton Thomas, BltoUteld, Grantham
Fatchett Hy. Wlldniore,'Conlngaby, Boston
Pauling S.iOowgate, BillIngboro',Falkingham
Stephenson Charles, Owston, Bawtey
Tong Wm. Chas. The Moated bouse, MMod
LlndsnB.&0
Tomer James, Btlokney, Boston
Wallace BIchard, Epworth, Doncaster
Woolletton John, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Wjlea Bobert, Little Fonton, Grantham
BOPE, I<ZNB ft TWLNB KAXS.
Adams J. Normanby-by-Spltal, Market BaSQi
Armltage WUliam, Keadby, Doncaster
Baker Thomas, 14 St BCark's square, Lincoln
Baker Thomas, jun. 4 Friozygate, Linoobi
Barker Nathanid, 14 Strait, Lincoln
Barratt Josiab H. Halton road, Spilsby
Barratt WUliam, MortooM>n.Qain8ban»agh
Bedford Joseph, Fish dock. Great Urimsb}'
Blyth Heni7, Wlnterton, Donoaatar
Biiggs WilUam, Metheringham, Unooln
Oartwright ft (To. Old Bolingbroke, Spilsby
Chapman John, 33 Louth road, Horaoastle
C<Hiey Henry, West strset, AUord
Cooper Jn. waltbam, Gt Giimsby ; ft at Bull
Ommia WOliam, Banow.on-Hnnibsr
DawsonWilliain WeUburxy, Old Market place.
Great Grimsby
Dimbleby J.SUarket pL ft New market,U>nth
Doughty, Son ft Bkshardson, 201 High st t
Omen exchange, Uncoln
Drayton WilUan, Kirton lindscy B.8w0
Dnnston T. (exors ot), Torksey, Oainaboco'
Dunston WilUam, Keadby, Doncaster
Esst Elljah,!West Aotidge,Bari<m-on-Hnmfaa'
East Joseph, 06 Hlgb steeet, Boston
East Mrs. Mary, High street, Boatoai
East Samuel, Wormgate, Beaton
EUlott Henry, Blnbrooke, Market Baseu
Elaom & Son, SI New road ; works, Findt-
beck road, Spalding
Faster Chailai, Oaatle hUl, Ctlsbor
FosterWm.E.Newport st Barton-on-Hnmbsr
Frost Brothers, Fish dock, Great Grlmaby
GiSord Warbnrton ft Cio. Fbh Dock lasd.
Great Grimsby
GUI Baxter, Northgate, Sleaford
Haggle B. Hood ft Son, Fish Dock read.
Gnat Grimsby
Halt John ft (3a (ot HoU) (Jsph. Smetharst
man.), Fish Dock road. Great Qrimxby
HaU Jn. ft (k>. WateRlde,Bart<>n-on-HBmta
Barnes WiUlam, Matsh road, SpeJding
Harvey Mrs. Edwd. 86 Westgate, ataBtham
HewBon John, Wlnterton, Doneastar
HUl Janes, Keelby, VIoeby
Hope John, West Bntterwick, Doncaster
Horstead John, Bridge street Barisg^
Hunt T. jun. Butts rd. Barton.on-IlUBbei
Jackson Amos, Ashby, Brigg
Keyworth Chaiies, Willoughtaa^ KiztoB
Llndsey R.S.0
Ksywortb Fraa. Frow, Kbton Utrikcy B.S.0
Digitized by VjUUy IC
Ifr^JievBIRECTOBY. ]
Esott Jame^hWi Book (Old. Ot OdoMlv
UtU«aike Rt. A Bon, 27 Sootgate, gtaatoi
I^e Axthur, Bonb;, Buton-on-Humber
Lpie Goorge Artlinr, 8 Wravby st. Brlgg &
Karket lanc^ Barton-on-Bumber
MapleatoD Joaepb Edvrd. lOi High i>t Lincoln
Maxon B. Deeping St. Jamn,Market Deepiag
Maion James, West atreet, Bootq
JtUb Thomas, 321 High ttteat, Lincoln .
Moody & PerUiia, Boll ring. Groat arimaby
Uoxon & Bon, Horton-by-Galnaborongii
Xnmn M. John, 73 Wea^^te, Grantham
Najlor John, Mortou-by-Ghalnsboroagh
Norton Joaeph, 8 Homcastle rood, Boaton
Oxiey Saml. Beed, Iforton-byrGainabarough
Faiker Geo. W. nib Sock rd. Ot Grimsby
Pennington John, Owaton ferry, Bawtry
FetdTal George, SUxbeck quarter, Boston
Perdrll J(dm, 4 Xing street. Lincoln
Pownall Salpb, Blby street. Great Qrlnuby
Bainfortli W. & Boa, Brayford head, Llncob
Bhoadee J.I7ThwoId st N«w CIee,Gt.0rlnisb7
Bobb Jdba, High street, Holbeach
Bobinaon Joeeph Binds, Wragby
BobinsonHatthew, Waterloo st. Uarket Baaen
BoMnson William, Sonth street, Calstor
Seddon SL Catherine st. Barton-on-Humber
Shaw William, Fnlbeck, Grantham
ShUUto Edwin, Epwortb, Doncaater
Smethnist Joaeidi, Albion st. Gt. Grimsby
Smith Mrs. Elizb. 2 Arlington at New Glee,
Great Grimsby
Start Charles, Sonthgate, Sleatord
Start William, U North street, Homoaatle
Thompson Amos, Unmber bank. Barton-
on-Homber
Thompson Bichard, 92 High street, Lincoln
Ward John, Crow Garth, Goinaboroagh
Webster Jolm, Weatvrood Side, Bawt^
West Fredk. fiS Aawell la. Louth ; & Kidgate
BOFE HXBOHAirra
Hersberg 3. J. & Son (old), Lower Burgess st-
Great Grimsby
Potts J. (old), TTpper Burgess at OtGrimaby
BT78TIC PT7BNITTTBE MAUPB.
Redahaw William Henry, 2^orth street. Bourn
SACK CONTBACTOBS.
Tuffley H. Packer, 19 Barl at Gt Grimeby
Twigbt Brooks Harrington (agent), Dudley st
Great Grimsby
WInlaw Jn. Bonner & Oo. 38 West st Boston
SAOK DEALEBS.
Bartholomew John Pariah, Bnrgh-in*tbe-
Marsh B.S.0
Elliott Henry. Binbrooke, Market Basen
Elsom & Son (merchants), 31 New rd. & rope
works. Pinchbeck road. Spalding
Lyne Oeoorge Arthur, S Wrawby streetBTigg
Millua Wmiam Bobert. Hlghletreet, Holbeach
Taylor Nathaniel, Bailwny st. Gt. Grimsby
Taylor Robert, Wlnterton, Doncaater
SAOK ft SACfKINO UAirXTFBS.
Dimbleby John, 3 Market pi. & New Market
Looth
Naylor John, Norton-by-Gainsborongh
Raintorth Wm. ti Son, Brayfori head.Lincoln
Sharp Robert Owston Ferry, Bawtry
SADSIiBBS ft SABHBSS MAS.
Allaway Mrs. Emma, Castle Bytbam, Stamford
Ambtoee W. Westst Crowland,Feterbarough
Andrew James & Robinaon, Ifi Sheep market,
Spalding
Baldock Henry, Bar ter. High st. Lincoln
Beard Charles, 290 High atreet Lincoln
Beaamont Jas. SO Silver at & 6 Chiaket gate,
Lincoln
Bennett Fmnels, 108 Albert at. Gt Qilmaby
Blake Harry, East Halton, TJlceby
Blakelock Wm. C!hattecton,9 Com mkt Louth
Blunaon James, HacUngton, Sleatord
Bonner Henry, Caytborpe, Grantham
Bonner John, Leadenbam, Grantham
Bonner John, Metheringham, Lincoln
Bonner Mrs. Mary Ann, Narenby, Grantham
Boawell WUIlam, 19 Mercer row, Louth
Boyers & Son, Sibsey, Boston
Boycrs George, Queen street. Market Raaen
Boyers James, Hogsthorpe, Altord
Borers J, Market pi. A John st Market Raaen
Boyen John, Stickney, Boston
Boyers WiUiaoi, Bopler, Grantham
Boyers William, M Wesigate, Grantham
Brvtbwdl James, Wragby
Brown Frands, Long Bennington, Grantham
Brown Henry Cook, Bpworth, Doucaster
Cabom BUsha, 23 North street Horncaatle
Cabom George, Marebam-le-Fen, Boston
Calstor Henry, 14 Market st Gainsborough
Carter C. Fredk. Whaplode Drove, Pcterboro'
Caatle Sydnn-, Oxford street. Market Basen
Challans WiUiam, Market street Spllsby
(^haloner John, Bnuiston, Linooln
Lmeam^fEsm,
&(^. 843
Gbampion Jd> BDrtatvon-Stather, J}oncai4SfT JBampson John, I George at Great Grimsby
Cbatterton Wtinam, Eeelby, Uleeby
CUu-ton James, 371 High street, Lincoln
canon Wniiam, baxey, Bawtry
cook James, Budney, Lincoln
Cooper Bryan, Barrow.on-Hnmber
Ca<H>er Thomas Honzy, George st, Barton-on-
Bnmber A at Bon^
Coeaey aunual, Hlgb street SpDsby
CoEtall Christopher, 34 High street Boeton
Cox John, Kirton Llndaey Ii.S.0
(^indall Thomas P. Wlnterton, Doncaster
Dent John, (^mhiU, Caistor
Dinniss W, (3ooper,9 Ironmonger at. Stamford
Donbleday;a. <& F. Southgata, Sleaford
Drlng Mrs. Mary, Billinghay, Sleaford
Dnokatt Charles,.01gby, Lincoln
Duckett WilUaim, Baniney, Uocoln
Dunn Clarke, Scamblesby, Homcastle
Elwood John, Sntterton, Spalding
Bndarl^ Hanry, < Market place, Spalding
Faoldlng Robot, Waltham, Great Grimsby
FkTSll Joseph, Swineshead. Spalding
Fox Edward. High stieet, Spalding
Gadd Mrs. Doiicaa, Wiagby
Gilbert William, Welton, Lincoln
Gnby William. Oaboumby, Falkingham
Goodacre Robert, Falkingham
Goodaore Mn. T. BiUlngborongh Falkingham
Qooseman George, 27Market pi. & Chantry la.
Great Grimal^
Hall * Sons, K Wide Bargate & 72 West st
Boston
Hart James, Ancaster, Grantham
HatOeldW. Normanby-by-Spital.MarketBaaen
Hempstook Beajamin,IM Upgate, Louth
Hemstock John, Vlceby Tillage, IJloeby
Herring Oaoige, Friskney, Boston
Herring George, Leake, Boston
Hibater Stephen, 24 West street Boston
Hickaon George, Anbonm, Unctdn
Hiley Thomas, 3 HaU place, Spalding
Rix George, Monlton. Spalding
Hnbeter Stephen, 24 West street Boston
Hodson J.HIghst WainlleetAll Saints B.S.0
Hoe Samuel, Corby, Onntbam
Holmes Mrs. Elizabeth, Choroh at Spllaby
Hutohesson Henry. Riaegate, Spalding
Hutchinson Riobard, North Thoreaby, Loath
lasitt Davison, Saxilby, Lincoln
JoUey Joaeph, 1 StMaiy st ft 9 Cianwlck id.
Lincoln
Jolly Joaeph Henry, Langworth, Lincoln
Keal Wm.Hlgh stWalnBeet AU Saints R.S.0
Kelsey Benjamin, High st Crowle, Doncaater
Kenington George. Market place, Caistor
Kirk Thomas, Tattenhall, Boston
Kirk Thompson, Laceby, Great Grimsby
Lawson L. Church street, Market Deeping
Mackinder George. Soopwi<^ Lincoln
Maltby Fredk. iLadford Panra, Market Rasen
Marriott Thomas, S3 Market place, Brlgg
Marshall Harry, Eirton, Boston
Marahall WUliam. Old Market pl.GtGrimsby
Matthews John William, Welby, Grantham
Mawer James, 6 Upgate, Louth
Mehew Charles, Metheringham, Lincoln
Mehew Pickard, North gate, Sleaford
Mehew William, Morton, Bourn
Middleton John, 1 Wrawby street Brlgg
Millhouae John, Borrowby, OranUiam
Mitchell William, Bnrringham, Doncaster
Moore John, Wlnterton. Doncnster
Mould Step)ien, 28 Mercer row, Loutli
Mountain William, Church street Alford
Mncklow Mrs. C. South gate, Sleaford
Needley John, Eellby, Uleeby
Nelson Wm. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey H.S.0
Xewcomb Thomas, Donington, Spalding
Nott John,Lindnm rd.& 31 Bailnta, Linccdn
Odiing Edward, 1« Walkergate, Louth
Odling Mrs. Kuiabeth, Harmston, Lincoln
Oliver James, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Oabome John, Ludf urd Parva & Binbrooke,
Market Rasen
Palmer William, South street Bourn
Parker Thos. K. 32 Bt Mary's st Stamford
Parker WUIlam, Bomerby, Grantham
Parkinson William, Rnskingtan, Sleaford
Parratt Wm.Market stLong Sutton, Wisbech
Payling & Son, High stLong Sutton, Wisbech
Pinney John, Burch-in-the-Marsb R.S.0
Pitts Alfd. East st Crowland, Peterborough
Plaskett Frederick, Heighington, Lincoln
Poole Robert Martin, Uncoln
Potter Thomas, 71 Wrawby atreet Brlgg
Pridgeon E. North Somercotea, Gt Grimsby I
Pridgeon Henry, Market place, Alford
Pridmore Bobcat James, Corby, Grantham -
Pridmore Thomas, star lane. Bourn I
Quant John Thomas, Foston, Grantham
Randall Bdwud ft Son, Silver street Unooln
Sands Clifford Jas. Boston, Markef Deeping
Sharp Mm. Mary, 10 Bull ring. Homcastle
Bherwln Frands, Conlngsby, Boston
Shipp^ Thomss, Uark^ idace, Bonm
Simpson A.Thomas, 7 London road, Spalding
Sims James, Kirton Lindsey B.aO
Bkillington George, Colsterwortb, Grantham
Smith Chas. Oeo.(wbo.),18Lord8tQainBboro'
Smith John, Moulton, Spalding
Btanger Owen, Boston, Market Deeping
Storm Edmund, West Bnttenn-ick, Doncaster
Stont George, Brant Bronghton, Newark
Strtokson Mrs. S. Church at Market Deepinc
Bnrfleet William, South atreet Caiator ; ft SO
Upgate, Loath
Buttaby Joaeph, Saxilby, Lincoln
Sutton Samuel ft Co. S Spital ter.Oainsboro'
Taylor James, 11 Bridge street Boston
Teat Thomas, North street. Bourn
Thorlby Edward, Helprlngliam, Sleaford
Thornton lAwrence T. 166 High street Lin-
coln. See advert
Torry Joseph, Wragby
Travia John, Owston, Bawtry
Triffltt Josiah, High street Holbeaah
TriiBtt Richard, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Vye Frederick John, FaUdnghun
Wade Josepli, 66 High street, Grantluun
Walker Francis, Market place. Market Basen
Walker Frederick, West street, AlfoM
Watson — , Langworth, Lincoln
Wataon Charles, NetUeham, Lincoln
Watson John, 69 Kewlanda, Lincoln
Wataon John, Wellingore, Grantham
Watson Thomas, Marton, Gainsborough
Watts Henry, Barhetby-le-Wold B.S.0
Wells Edward, Gosberton. Spalding
Wells Thomas, Rippingale, Bonm
Wells William,Horsegate, Deeping St James,
Market Deeping
West Jonas ft James, New Bolingbroke,Bostn
West George, Sibgcy, Boston
West William, Donington, Spalding
Wetberhogg Frands, Willougbton, Kiiton
LlndMy B.S.0
Wilkinson Wm. 19 High st ft 26 Westgata,
Grantluun
WooUey Morton, 17 Church street Spalding
WooIIey Thos. 4 St Mary's street Stamford
Woolaey Thomas, Scunthorpe, Doncaster ; ft
at Messingham, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
SAIIaUAKEBS.
Allen William, FishDock rd.Oreat Grimsby
Baxter Brothers, Fish Dock rd. Ot Grimsby
Bodham John, Corpomtion rd. Ot Grimsby
ButiarSdd Henry, Fish dock, Ot Grimsby
Chapen W.Wat«Md«roBd,Barton.on-Hnmber
Copptn Qeorge T. Fish Dock rd. Gt Grimsby
Earle Henry John, Fish Dock nLOt-Orlmaby
Gillespie John, Fish Dock road, Gt Grimstqr
Greenwood Jnds, Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
lAwrence Wm. Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimsby
Plastow James, Fiah Dock road, Gt Grimsby
Baddlngs Bobert, Fish Dook rd. Gt Grimsby
Bainforth W. ft Son, Biayford head,Linooln
Beady Thos. 62 Orwall street Great Grimsby
Ready William, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
WUUams John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
SAII, OI.OT4 KAirxjFB.
Oxley Bamuel Reed, Morton-by -Gainsborough
SAJLBSMBN.
Saleamen — Cattle.
Cook Joseph William, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
CJmstJn. Bank cottage,. Cowbltrd. Spalding
Dickinson George, Whaplode, Spalding
Franks Henry, Rippingale, Bourn
I«rne John, Beaamont house. Trinity street,
Gainsborongh
Sbelton Job, Bdenham, Bourn
Swift A. Deeping St James, Market Deeping
Salemaii— Flah.
See also Fish Merohonts.
AUiugton George, Fish Dock rd.at Grimsby .
Alward Jas. ft Geo. Fish dock Gt. Grimsby
Bamaby Joseph S. Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
Bradbeer Benjamin M.Fish dock, OtUrlmaby
Brusey James, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Boston Samuel, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Fisher Bros. Fish Dock road. Great Grimsby
Haylock John W. Fish Dock rd, Gt Grimsby
Kill ft Brown, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Rlngrose Jesse, Sonth Kelsey, Caistor ; East ' Hill Thomss Charles, 128 Victoria at soath.
Barkwith, Wragby ; ft Market piace,Market
Rasen
Robinson Oias.179 Cleethorpe rd.GtOrimsby
Robinson Henry, Market hill, Holbeach
Rogers Henry, Gosberton, Spidding
Rogers William Fisher, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Bosson William Henry, Ingham, Lincoln
Sage wniiam, Heckington, Sleaford
Ballsbaiy Daniel, Bpworth, Doncaster
Great Grimsby
Hobeon Tboma^ Flab Dock rd. Gt Grimsby
Jackson Edward H. Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
Jetb George, Fish Dock road, ft 6S Kent
street Oreat Grimsby
Moody ft Xelly, Fish dock. Great Grimeby
Mobdy George, Fish dock, Oreat Orimsby
Moody Walker, Fish Dock road, Gt Urlmsby
Plastow James, Fish dook rd. Great Grimob;
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Ba LESU KS— FISH— eontloaed.
B«nd»ll John, Flah dock, Gnat Orlnubf
Wddon John, 80 Btirliog •ttcet. Haw Clee,
Great Orinuby
Baleamen— Fmlt.
Klrmaoi John, Hope cot. Nemnarket, Louth
Saleamen— Hon*.
Blade* Thomu, Bardney, Uncoln
Smith Charlea, II Norman street, Lincoln
Baleamen —Potato.
Dibble O. P. & Son>, Blyton, Oalnsborongh ;
& at SmlUifleld market, Manchester
Klrman John, Hopo cot Newmarket, Lontb
8AZ.T KEBOHAKTS.
Atkinson Thou, North Keliey station, Brigg
Bannister Edvard & Co. Central Market ;
Ralliray street ; & ofllce. Royal Dock cham
bera. Great Grimsby
Btlni D.H.Boyal Dock chamber»,Gt.Grim«by
Cammack Thomas, Sontli end, Alford
Chambers NatlianM, M. 8. & L. coal depAt,
High street & Com exchange, Lincoln
Cheshire Amalganiiited Salt Works Co. Lim.
(Edward Bannister, agent), Boyal Dock
cliambers, Crcac Ciiimsby
Crowson Darid, Soutli bridge, Alford
BUi< & Everard, Midland Railway station,
Stamford; Ic at Ufflngton, Talllngton,
Bourn & Deeping St. Nicholas
Ulbaou Joseph, Great Northern wharf, GraU'
ttiam ; & at Sleaford
Godfrey John, MiiUand Railway station ;
timber yard, Wothorpe road, Stamford
Great Grimsby Coal, Salt dk Tanning Co,
Limited, Fisli dock. Great Grimsby
LUl John, office, Oxford street ; works, Wil
linghani road, Market Rasen
Pacy George Henry, Brayford head, & Com
Exchange, Lincoln
Robinson Chas. Bametby-le-Wold R.&0
Torry Charles Edward, Com exchange. Old
>Carket place. Great Grimsby
Whltworth Wm. Sooth st. court, Homcastle
Wyles & Borrows, Weitgate, Grantham
SAND ICBBCHAirrS.
Brocklebank John (white), Donlngton^on-
Bain, Lonth
Wilson Henr}-, 79 Bridge st. Gainsborough
SAKITABT BNOINBOBBS.
See also Engineers— Sanitary.
Banner Bros. & Ca 11 BiUiter sqnare, London
r.r. ; patentees of sanitary appliances ;
only gold medals, Brussels, 1880 ; Highest
award of the Society of Arts, 1883 ; Gold
melal, InteraationaJ -Health Exhibition,
1884
SAVIVOW BANKS.
Alford Savings Bank (William Sylvester,
actuary). West street, Alford. Open every
fridar evening from 7 to 8
Boston Savings Bank (William Garflt, trea-
surer ; William Henry Bemroae Bratley,
actuary ; William Henry Tnpbolme, clerk).
Market place, Boeton. Open Wednesday &
Saturday, from 11 ajn. to 1 p.m
Bourn Savings Bank (Stephen Rbt. .Andrews,
actuary). Town hall, Boom. Open every
thursday from 1 to 3
Brtgg Savings Bank (Thos. Wilson, auditor ;
J. A. Tommau, actuarj-), Brigg
Calstor Savings Bank (Q- R. F. Haddclsey,
secretary). Market place, Calstor. Open
Saturdays 11 to 1
Falkingliam Savings Bank (John Rose, sec.),
Falklngluun. Open on friday from 12 till 1,
& from 6 to 7 p.m
Gainsborough Savings Bank (A. S. L.
Melville, Lincoln, treasurer ; Mrs. A. J.
Barr, actuary, Beaumont street) ; open
taesday,11.30 till l,lc Saturday, 7 till 8 p.m.
Gainsborough
Grantham Savings Bank (His Oraoetlie Duke
of Rutland, patron ; Sir Hugh Cholmeley
bart. vice president :Sir WilliamEarleWelby-
Gregory bart. president ; William Vincent
Hardwlck,actnary ; Edward EastonChtuch-
ill, assistant actuary ; Abraham Cockman,
auditor ; Hardy & Co. bankers, treasur-
ers), 14 Finkin street, Grantliam
Great Grimsby Savings Bank, (William
Orange, sec.). Com exchange, Ut. Grimsby
Homcastle Savings Bank (Charles Matthias
Hodgett,actnary),Qaeen street, Homcastle,
open from 13 to 1 on Saturday, & 7 to 8
p.m on monday
Lincoln Savings Bank (Joseph B. Mawer,
actuary.Bank street, Lincoln ; (open on tri-
days 11 to 1 & on Saturday evenings 6 to 6)
Louth Penny Bank (Rev. Albert 8. Wilde,
president ; John Mawer, esq. treasurer ;
Cliarles M. Nesbitt eeq. hon. sec.: open
monday, 6 p.m to 7 u-m), Savings Bank
olHces, liastttate, haatb
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Looth Savings Bank (a K. .MesUtt J.P.
actnar; ; John Hurst J. P. andltor ; Richard
Whitton, clerk), Eastgate, Louth ; open
wed. from 12 till 1, & fri. & sat
evenings 7 to 8 in winter & from 8 to 9
in smnmer
gleaford Savings Bank (Charles E. Blssill,
actuary ; -^ Ingoldby, treasurer ; J. C.
.Ascongh,auditor),apen 10 to 12 on monday,
7 Market place, Sleaford
Spalding Savings Bank (Benjamin Cooper,
actuary), 81! Hall phice, Spalding, open
toesdays 10 to I a.m ; Saturdays 7 to 8 p.m
Stamford Savings Bank (Cephas Wigmore,
sec), 3S St. Mary's street, Stamford
8AWIWO, PIiARIKO ft MOXTI.I>-
INO IEII.I.S.
Atkinson Robert, Cliapman st. Gt. Grimsby
Bennetts It Co. 2S8 Victoria sLsth.Gt.Grlmsby
Best John, 149 .Albion street. Great Grimstqr
Brown John, Victoria street sooth. Great
Grimsby & at CleeUuHpes
Burt Bolton .fe Heywood, Boyal dock. Great
Grimsby
Burtt & Roper. Portland Street .wharf, Bray-
ford head, Linooln
Cater & Sleaford, Brayford side, Lincoln
Chapman JoUund, Pasture street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Crawshaw Joseph, Alexandra rd. Skegness
Drakes Thos. Sc SoBS,Calstwtd.MarketBaaen
Ellis Samoel, Victoria it. north, Ot. Grimsby
FideU Fradk. Wm. (administratrix of) Trent
Bank, Crovguth, Gainsboraugh
Haxington Mrs. Anne,Sti«nd st. Ot.Orlinsby
Gray Bros. -Albion street A Fish dock
Lea George, Bargate, Boston
Lingard Henry Silvester Sastgate, lAOtb
Newsum Henry &Co.-Ashcroft,aainsborongb,
& Broedgate, Lincoln
Nortli, EUis Sc Co. Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Pickerden Peter,;Albion street. Qt. Grimsby
RosseU Jsph. Albion st. Weelsby, Ot.Grimsby
Sharp & Hisoox, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Shepherd MarkH. Corporation rd.Gt.Grinisby
Bnowden Cooper. Albion street, Weelsby, Gt.
Grimsby
Sutton Hy. Northgate ii 18 Jsmss sc Looth
WUkinson WUliam. 43 London rd. Grantham
SAWTSB.
Barr John, Wrngby
SCHOOL STATZONBBS.
Hooghton J. U. & Co. 11 New street, Louth.
See advertisement
SOHOOI<S ft COUiBOBS.
Sobools— Pnbllc.
Bardney Free Grammar (Wi'llam Hyllier
Cranhnm, master. Miss Biggs, mistress),
Bardney, Lincoln
Boeton Grammar School,(Rev. Canon George
EdwinPattenden LUD.head master; William
White U-A. 2nd master ; John Francis Baz-
linton, 3rd master ; Rev, Robert Pickman,
Norwood, house master ; Albert Harold
(}awood, french & german master ; Thomas
Rowland Gale,Mh master ;Vemon Howard
art master Sc Sergt.O'Neil,drill instructor),
Boston
Boom Grammar School (Rev, Henry Robert
Field Canham b.a. master). Churchyard,
Boivn
Brigg Grammar School (Richmond Flowers
U.A, head master ; William P, Mayor n.A.
3nd master). Grammar School road, Brigg
Brownes Grammar School (Rev. D. J. J.
Barnard M. A. head master ; J. H. C^linson
B.A., Walter W, Margette, Mens. E. I..
Marrinier B.ES.-L., B.Bfi.-sc. assistant
masters) ; St. Paul's street, Stamford
Castor Grammar Scliool (Rev, Robert
Thomas B, A, head master ; George Sandom,
aasiscant master ; John Allison, drawing
master), Calstor
Donington Endowed Grammar School (head
master, vacant ; Arthur Do Pri Denning,
'ind master; W. B. Scott esq. 1st B.A,
I/)nd. L'niv. 3rd master; Sergeant Batcliff,
drill instructor), Donington, Spalding
Donington Upper Girls' School (Miss Emily
Fanny Pegler, head mistress ; Miss Harriet
Pike, second miBtrei8),Donington,Spaldiug
Grantham Grammar School (Ernest George
Hardy M.A, head master). Church street,
Grantluun
Grantham Ladies' College (Miss Fanny
Levine, lady principal), 38 St, Peter's hill,
Grantham
Grimsby Corporation Free Grammar School
(William Thompson Lundi, master). Great
Grimsby
Heighington Grammar School (William
James Simmons, head mastcrj, Heighing-
ton, Lincoln
[kBIXT'8
Holbeach Grammar Sdiool (Ber.Balph Adye
Ram X.A. head master), Holbeach
KirtonEndowed Grammar<Wllliam(;odirsi»,
master), Klrton, Boston
Ladies' (;ollege (Miss Fanny Levien, \iAy
principal), 38 St. Peter's hill, Grantliini
Lincoln Grammar School (Rev, Wllllsin
Weeks Fowler K.A,, r,L.i>. head muter;
Rev. F. -A. Williams, N. C. Marrii B.A- &
A. W. Kincaid, assistant masteTs),Liniinm
terrace, Lincoln
Lincoln High Class Elementary Girls' School
(Miss Mary Ann Bowe, mistres), Fne-
achool lane, Linooln
Linooln Middle School (Rev. Robert Morkhsm
Hill, head master), Bmadgate, Uncoln
Lincoln Training College (Bev, Hector
Nelson li.-A.prinelpal),BI«elMlmerd.Ui]cln
Louth Free Grammar School (Bev, MnngD
T. Park H.A. head master; Rev. WilUim
Hathom Mills n.A. 2nd master ; Samsd
Waters Page & Ernest -Albert Hancock,
assistant masters ; M. Liebich, french &
german master), Schoolhonse lane, Looth
Magdalen College School (William Gerrish,
master), WainSeet AU Salnte &S0
Market Rasen Endowed Grammar School
(Bev. Arthur Tamperley U. A . head master),
WiUingham road, Jlorket Raaen
Moulton Upper Grammar School (Bev.
FrederickHall K. a. head master ;Arthiu' J.
Skinner U Alfred J. Skinner, aseictsiit
masters), Monlton, Spalding
Queen Elisabeth's School (Bev. John Robert
Elliott U.A. head master; Rev, John
Brownvill, 2nd master; Mr. WDIism
Pearson, Srd master ; Mons. Hoez, freacli
dt german master ; Mr. George Bobiason.
music master ; Mr. Henry Sherwood, drsv-
Ing master), Gainsborrragh
(}ueen Elisabeth's F^ee Grammar School
(iiev. James Albert Chalmers v. a. besd
inastAr), Church yard, Homcastle
(Jueen Elizabetli's Grammar School (Bev,
WalterWilliam Hopwood M. A.head nianer :
Edward Smith 11. A. & Samuel .\ihton,
assistant masters). West end, Alford
Rewl Grammsr School (Frederick E. liafi
Dembeki B.A,), Corby, Grantham
St. James' College (Walter T. Fielding, h««1
master), Bargate, Great Grimsby
St. Paul's Mission House (Rev. William A.
Brameld if. A, principal ; Gerald E. N'icbolte
B,A. tutor), Burgh-in-the-Manh R.S.0
Sohohe Canoelhirii (Lord Bishop of Lincohi,
visiter ; Rev. Cliaooellor Leeke )LA.
principal ; Rev. Canon Crowfoot 1I.A.
vice-principal; Rev, E. H. B. Tathsn
>i.A.tutor),Bishap'sHo*tel,Drary laLisdii
Se<lgebrtx>k Middle ClaM School (Ftack
Upton, head master),Sedgebn»k,Granthsm
Sleaford Grammar Sdiool (Rev. Robert
Gibson, head master), Northgate, Sleaford
Spalding Grammar School (Oliver Dlgby
Inskip M.A. head master ; Walter H, la*.
2nd master, 1st B.A. uind. Univ.; Wfllian
Selby Bassett, Srd master ; Sergt. A-
Bennett drill instructor), Spalding
Spilsby Grammar School (WOliam Major
Ellis, head master). Chnrch stnet Spibby
Stamford Endowed (late Bine Caat)(Matth«r
Wm.Paeker,mas«w),St. Peter's hLStsmtonl
Working Men's OoUege ((Varies Lncas, hon.
sec.; Joel Jessop, librarian). Market place.
Boeton
Sohoola of -Art.
Boston School of Art (Vernon Homud.
master), 7 Market place, Boston
Lincoln School of Art (A. G. Webster, l«»I
master). Silver street, Lincoln
Louth Soliool of Art (H. S. Shaw, hon- »■.■■>,
Northgate, Loulh
SohoolB— Fri'vata.
Marked thus * are for Boys.
Marked thus t are for Oirla
Marked thus j are boarding.
Marked thus ; are preparatory.
•Abbott James, George stroet, Ot. Grimsby
-f Adams Misses Ann & Mary.Soath sq-Bostoi
•lAnderson & Jolinstone,Epworth.DoDCasKr
t.itkinMlssMargt.EUen,17 Northgate, Loott
fAvington Mis. Elizabeth BngIaad,DouHE>ti
house, Deansgate, Great Grimsby
•IBarber Miss Harriet, The Old ball. Binia;-
borough, Falkingham
tlBarber Hiss Julia, kindergarten & dij-
High street, Holbeach
Barber Miss Mary Ann, Thnrib;, Boom
Barker William Henry, Heckington, SlMforJ
tBarley Miss Elizabeth, Eiaendon honx.
Essendon road, Uncoln
'Barrett William, 37 Albert street, Brigg
tBarron Mrs. George, High street, Holbeach
Batemon Samoel B.A. Eastlleld hoose, Ke<>-
dingtoD rood, Looth
tBavin Miss Mary, Metherin^faam, Lincobi
Bavins Mrs. Mortlui Anne, South pk. Uncds
tBell Mrs. Sarah Maria,*! SoothpstcSleafirl
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fBUborongh Mln Row, Conlngsby, Boston 1
Beiuon UlMea Charlotte <s Eliiabeth, Wain-
fleet All BoinU R.S.0
f Blackburn Mln garali Ann.South st.Calator
JBland MiaKi Sarah Hliia Si Mary, 7S
Stirling itreet. New Clee, Crest Grimsby
tBlan.ly Mlw Caroline, Wragby
JBodn-orth Klaeea Sarah Ann A Martha, 6
Flottargat*, Great Orinwby
IBodswortb Mln Mar; Abigail, 6 Cambridge
tmrace, Cleethorpea, Great Grlmaby
Bontoft MlM AUce,10 Liqnorpond «t. Boston
*Bo7er Cliarles, Oosbertoo hall, Gcsberton,
Spalding
tBrewln Mrs. Ann, Coltstarworth, Grantham
tBiewtn Miss Letltla, 5 North st. Giantliam
rBronghton MiMes lOiiabethAnnie St Fanny,
10 liroad (treet, Stamford
'tBrown Edward, Chambers st Grantham
fBrowttlow Misses Susan & Sarah Ann,
Barrow-on-Homber, Hull
Borgen Miss Sarali Jane, North Somercotes,
Grsat Grimsby
Campbell Mrs. Ann, Thoalby, Burton-on-
Stather, Soncaster
ICarte Wm. Hy. 3 Southolme, Gainsborough
CbaUau Miss Elisabeth, Asliby rd. Spilsby
Chaotry Miss Sarah,16 Wlnsover rd. Spalding
tJOhappell Mines Anne & Caroline, High
Holme, Holmes lane, Louth
tCbewMiaaesAlice,IsabelIa & AnnleEUzabetli,
Blgh street, Lincoln
f |;ChUdMrs.EUia,Irene ha6o8b<!rtnn,Spaldng
tClarke Miss Annie, Albert villa. Hollieach
;ClarkeMlasJaneEliza,24North par.Grautliam
tIClay Mn. Mary 6^ London roivl, Grantham
tlColUns Miss Eliubeth & Davics Miss Ellen,
BAttland house, Tluwell road, Stamford
Cowbrick Mrs. & German Miss, 37 Trinity
street, Gainsborough
*CressweU Bamnel, 13 Nortligate, Loath
*[Cit)wden Mattliew, Holland houae. Wide
Baigate, Boston
'Dawson Miss Sarah, Tw)-ford, Grantham
IDibben Edwin Reginald, Mount Pleasant,
Baatgate, Bleaford
DleUoson Rer. William, Kirton, Boston
tjBno Ulss Mary, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
tlEtplner Mrs. Francis Ann,Hol>-dykQ houae,
Burton-onHumber
Etohells James, SI High street. Stamford
tFeatheiBtone Mi^s Blizh. Halton rd. SpUsby
fFlack Hissea Mary Ann t Eliiabetli, High
street, Market Deeping
tKMcher Mln Ann, 86 Newland, Lincoln
tFowkes Miss Sarah, 6 Albert street, Brigg
trraaks Miss Mary, Market pi. MarketDeeplng
IQIbion Alfred, Westlleld Barton-on-Humber
:GIbton Misses, 198 Cleethorpe road, 11
Humber street. Great Grimsby
-KSUbart Miss Ellta, Nortli road, Bourn
tGlUlatt Misses Sarah & Jans. Knight street,
Floohback, Spalding
Goldta Mlsi B. J. Prospect pi. Market Rasen
Goldman Ml«ElIiaM.lSt.Hary's pi. Stamford
^mnt Miss Martha Ann, High street. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
HalesMn. Mary, Sth. Bt.Crowlaud,Feterboro'
tHammon Mrs.Eliza,01dBollngbmke.Spllsby
tlBancockMIssMargt.A.Bt.Peter'shl.arnthm
*UaiTli Henry, 13 Beaumont Tlllaa, Lincoln
•tRatneld Miss Maria, 16 Bam hill, Stamford
IlawUng Wm. Henry, Franklin aq. Rpllsby
•tHaaslewood Miss Mary, I Nottingham
terrace. Cleethorpes, G reat G rimstiy
tLHewlU Miss Elizabeth Mary,» St. Martin's,
High street, Stamford
Hodgson Tbomas, Field 8lde,Crawle,Doncastar
Uoldsn Mbies Sarah, Judith & Annie, 8 Lee
stnat, Louth
Hooker Mrs. Maiy, George 8t.<Market Rasen
HooleMIaaeaMaryA Jane. Heckington , Sleaf ord
*Howden Arthur, Frodingham, Doncaaler
•;HulUnd Miss Aimie, St. Catherine's, Lincoln
ItHont Mimes Elisabeth & Harriet Fanny, 8
Chapel street, Grantham
*Iremonger Rev. Edward Reginald v. A.
Pembroke honae, Rutland road, Skegness
;Jaekaoa Mlas EUia, 41 Lee street, Louth
Johnson Thomas, Swineshead, Spalding
KennIiigtonMlsBSellna,0!ibomest.Gt.Oimsby
flAyton Miss Charlotte, West street. Bourn
iLazenby Mrs. Maria, Market plane, Crowle,
Doncaster
Leake Cyril, Queen street, Homcastle
tTiCCkenby Misses Ellen Susannah & Hannah
Cowcher, Sunny Side house, Albert road,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Liebich Miss Amy, FriSbel house, 43 Walker-
gate, Louth
tlLobley Mlaaes Ann ft Charlotte, Nor-
tholme, Gainsborough
lioughton Jnib.}Nth.Samercotes,GtGrinisby
tLLumby Misb Ix>niaa Anne, The Poplan,
Great Oonerby, Onmtliam
McDonaald Wm. 39 Holies at. Ot. Grlmiby
f Maokay ft Simpson. 39 Main ridge
(Mantle William John p.n.o.i>. Korthgate
academy, Lincoln
i Marriott Miss Elisabeth, Corby, Grantham
Masou Mra. Elizabeth, 33 Crass st.aainsbOTO'
LINGOLNSHIBE.
fMetcalf Mlas Martha L. 11 Steep hi. Lincoln
tMltcheU Mrs. Sarah, » Wrawby st Brlgg
tlMonls Misses ft Wood, Crofton house, U
Queen street, Homcastle
IMnnday Miss Kate, Hltaaldatow, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.0
fKance Misses Emfly ft Charlotte, 8 Abbey
walk. Great Grimsby
Nichols Mrs. Ann, Corby, Grantliam
Ollvant Benjamin, 5 Mareham rd.Romcastle
Osmond Klngsfoid Veliuer. &tS Cleetliorpe
road. New Clee, Great Grimsby
tOstler Ul»s J. E. Elmfleld, Elm road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Ostler Mrs. Maria, Burriugham, Boncaster
Picken Mrs.SaFahAnn,3 Carholme rd. Lincoln
tlFIng Mlaa Frances Ann («xors. of). Meant
house, Brigg road, Bartoo-on-HuAiber
•tPorter Alfred I.Ctn^ratlon rd.GtGrinwby
*tPnitt Mis. Hannah, Double st Spalding
tProetor Mln Diana J.lSft 17 Kldgate,Loath
'Ranyard Henry, Queen st. Market Rasen
tIBawson Misses Elizabeth ft Anne, Waleeby
road.tMarket Raaen
tBea Misses Ellen ft Annie, Bloomfleld villa.
Freeman street. Great Giimsby
fBlggall Miss Rebecca, South villa, Alford
Robarts MissSaiahG.40 Spilsby id.Homca>tle
*RobertBAdolphnsE.Brighowgate,GtG msby
Robinson Rev. William Wynn, Ashcroft
house, Bridge road, Gainsborough
tBoome Miss Maiy L. Beaumont ho. Lincoln
Rose Miss Emma L. West End terrnoe,Spilsby
tBoss Mrs. Lucy, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Bossiter Mlas Annie, n Tlie Park, Lincoln
Rusliton Bdmand Wright, West st Alford
tSales Mbs Gertrude, Spring VlUa School,
26 Halnton street, Weelsby, Gt Grimsby
tSaywell Mn. Susannah, 92 Duncombe
street. Great Grimsby
Scott Mlaaes Annie ft Mary, 91 Bridge street,
Gainsborough
fSearle Mrs. Annte.Grafton College, Seabank
road, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
tIBeed Mrs. Hannah, (widow of the Ute W.
Sefd), Belmont ho. Red Lion street,Boston
HSharman MIsa Annie, 18A High st Lincoln
fSharpley Mrs. Anthony, George street.
Market Rosen
Shepherd Ha. E. 32 Llquorpond st Boston
IShipley George HopMns, LIndnm honae,
Sewells road, Llnooln
tlShout Miss Ann Amy, Staverton bouse,
Crowle, Donoaster
tSlnilall Mm. Maria, 29 High street,SpaldIng
*BSmith George, Chnrcli st Market Deeping
tlSmlth Mrs. Jane, Church atMarket Deeping
fSmith Mlas, Kirton LIudsey R.S.0
■Smith Mrs. Walker, Cromwell house. West
atraet. Homcastle ^
Snow Miss Emily Eliza, I'iO Bipoo stLlncoln
Sooth Miss Mary, 10 Bt Mary's sq. Homcastle
Sowden Mrs. WlUhun, Stlckney, Boston
Spencer Miss Harriet 34 Weetgate,OranUuun
Spoor Edwin, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Spoor Mrs. £. U. Langtoft Market Deeping
Stark John, Irby-on-Humber, Calstor
Storry Mrs. Mary, Baston, Market Deeping
*t8walIow Miss Annie, 68 WiUlngham street,
Weelsbv, Great Grimsby
ttTsylor Miss M. 3A, Pinchbeck st. Spalding
tThompson Miss M.Abbey walk, GtGrimsby
Thorpe Mlsa Mary, 23 High street Boston
tridswell Miss Susan, West street Bourn
fTlley Miss Mary Ann. 44 Westgate, Louth
* Wade Frederic Wm. 13St Paul's st Stamford
fWalker Mrs. Emma. IM Cleethorpe road.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
f Walter Mr». Sarah Ann, London id. Spalding
llWalthamMnLMaryAnnft White Miss Susan,
Laurel hcWhltecroasstBarton-on-Hamber
tWatson Miss Sarah Agnea,Church st Calstor
llWayling MnLL.E. Trent halxird atGnsbro'
tWhIteMIseesSarahAnnftMaryHearaon.23ft24
Welland terrace, London road. Spalding
tlWholey Mis.ft Mlss,141Bridge atOalnsboro'
fWIlks Miss Mary, Wlnterton, Donoaster
fWilUamsMlss Sarah Ann,Billlngfaay,8Ieafard
fWilUamson Mrs. Thomas, The Sycamores,
Long Sutton, WUUjech
tWlUonghby Misses Fanny ft Olive, 90 Clei
thorp road. New Clee, Great Grimsby
tlWood Mrs. Thos. 38 Westgate, Grantham
t||WorraUMis.£dlttiA.37Nth.parade,aranthm
SOIENTIFZC INSTITtrTIOS'S.
See Lltetary ft Bdentlflc Institutions.
SOOtTKBBS.
See Dyers ft Cleaners.
soBAP utosr KEBCHAirrS.
See Iron Mercluuits.
BOUZfTOBS.
Atkinson Geo. 32 Bt Leonard's st Stamford
Friston Fredk.E. 3 Old Market pLGtOrimsby
HUllam William, 9 St Leonard's st.Btam(jrd
SER 845
80TTHB STBICXI.E KAKXS.
Gray Zibo. Humberstone, Gt. Grimsby
SEAIiIKa WAX MAKBBS.
Fisher, Clark ft Co. Grove street, Boetoii
BBED OBtrSHEBS.
Bennett William ft Bona, 266 Victoria street,
south. Great Grimsby
Burwell William, Corn Exchange. Lincoln
Doughty Son ft RicIianLson, 201 Hl^h street
ft Corn Exchange, Lincoln
Famiers' Co. Lira. (Tomas Pigott,«er. ), i'ar-
borough mllls,Brigg ft atBsrtou-oii-Hnmbr
Frank F. ft Sou, Pack House quay, Boston
Kemp N. ft Son, 17 High street, Hnriicastle
Mercer Fletcher, 8 Lea road, Gainsborough
NellKlchd. J.Charles Btft2ICom niarkt. Louth
Norfolk Robert ft ^ns, Thames st. ft Com
Kxchangp, Louth ; ft F.ast Mursli f^troet.
Great Grimsby ft Com Exchange. Lincoln
Pearson Brae. Corn Exclmnge, Lincoln ft
Bridge street, Goinslwrough
Simonps John Cabourn ft Son, 18 Market
place ft oil mills, SUrbeck, Boston, ft Corn
Exchange, Lincoln
Simpson I'homas ft Co. LIm. East rd. Sleaf onl
Sowerby ft Co. Llniited, Rlvor head, Victoria
8twe.QtOrimBbyftCorn ExchaDge.LInooln
SBBD GBOWFBS.
Cole J. W. Holly nursery, Hundloby, SpUsby
Gilbert Abraham C. Billingliay, SIsafunI
Sharpo Charles ft Co. Sleafor I
Sharpe Jn.Bardney manor, Bordner, Lincoln
Sinclair William ft Co. New York, Boston
Wherry Wm. Robt ft Co. North st. Bourn
SBBD BCEBOHANTS.
AUiaon W. ft T. F. 23 Cora market Lonth
Anderaon Edn-ard, Firmlngtou, Uloeby
Barnard J. Hemdykc ho.O»-ston Ferry.Bawtry
Carter William, Ulceby village, Ulceby
CoUingwood Edwin Thos. Gorliy, Grantliam
Candall Benjamin, Kirton Lindsey K.S.O
Daulton Lester, Pock Hour-e quay, Briston
Davey John ft Son, GoxhiU, Hull. Bee ulvert
Dixon John E. Corn Exchange. Lincohi
Doughty, Son ft Ricliardsoii. 201 High street
ft Com Exchange, Lincoln
DuckeringArthurRlchd. Kirton Llnd8oyIt.S.()
Dunham ft PoUexfeii, Bridge st Homcastle
Klaom ft Son, SI New road ft rope works
Pinchbeck road. Spalding
Fowler WilKam, Mettterin?hani, Lincoln
Fox ft Isle, Went St. ft Bn:i ring, Hnmcastlo
Gilbert Abraham C. Billiugliay, Slcaford
Hannam John, Corby station. Uorby.l i ratithani
Hart John Edwardft Snn.8 Broad st Stamford
Hubbard James, Ewerby, Sleaford
Hubbard Jame^, Market place, Sloafonl
Johnson William Wade ft Son, 5 Bridge
street Boston. See advertisement
Kime litus, Marehani-le-Fen, Boston
Lnnn Henry, 8 ft S Bridge st Homcastle
lorne George Arthur, 6 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Major William, Blyton, Gainsborough
Pearson T. R. Com Excluuige, Lincoln
Raby ft Ca George st Bartou-on-Humlier
Ralthby Robert Snttoo-in-the-Marsh, Alford
Robinson B. Market pi. ft Rlwy.statn. Spilsby
Scholield Wm. Oea Barrow-on-Huniber. Hull
Sharpe Charles ft Co. Westgate, Grantliam ;
CornExcliiuige,Lbiooln; head office, Sleafoni
Simonda John Caboum ft Sou, 18 Market pi.
ft Oil mlUs, Skirbeck, Boston
Sinclair William ft Co. New York, Boston
Stephenson Leslie, Market plooe, Alfonl
Stocks A. Meaiiiigham, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Thompson B.ftSon,31 ft S3 Lord atGaiiisbaro'
Todd Miss Mary, 3JI Watergate, Graiithanl
Wherry Wm. Robt ft Co. Nortli st llonni
Wilders Joseph, Wharf road, Gmnttialii
Wylea ft Fox, iZ High street Grantliam
Wyles Robert, Little Ponton, Grantliam
SBBDSKEN.
See Nuraoymen ft Seedsmen.
8EBVAKTS' BBOZSTBT
OFFIOBS.
Benstead Mrs. Mary, Westgate, Sleet ir I
Cocks Mrs. Elizabeth, 18 WIdeBargate. Boston
Colam Mrs. Catherine, 73 James st I.outh
GollIngwoodMlsaSarah,Osboumby, Ka! kinghni
Drowet Mrs. Hannah, Church yard, Boston
BverlngtonMra.Sarab,MChuroh stUatnaboro'
KeUamMra. JaneMary,43 StPaul's ststamfnl
Kendall Mre.D.14«Viotoria Btstb.Gt.Grimsby
KInaellaMrs. Uannli. Agnea,40Hlgh st G rntlun
Lewla Mrs. Jane, High street Alfonl
Maslln Mrs. G. E. 16 Osbome st Gt. Grimsby
Moulds Mrs. Fanny, 8 Watergate, Grantham
Parker Mn. Eliza, 47 Scotsate, Btaiufunl
Robinson Mrs.MaryAnn,WeatBnd ter.Bpllaby
Sanderson John, MarketpL Market lUrnu
Btoble MzT. Barbara 61 West street Boston
Wataon Alexander. 76 Eastgate, Louth
Wells Mrs. E. High at Wlnterton, Uoncastct
Digitized by VjUUy IC
"84 6 saw
SEWING KACHXKB AOENTS
at SEAliEBS.
Marked thiu t are Agent*.
fAchorcli Edward, 4 High st. Uomcastle
fBarrmMi John, 1? Bigby road, Brigg
fBrown & Snrfleet, Karket pi. Itarket Rasen
JBorton James, Xojnton SL Feter, BplUby
Campioii John, I Heroer row, Louth
CooliBg Alfred, Uetheringhaoi, LIdooId
Drakaid WUllam, 17 High itreet, Grantham
tDakin Vm. 1 St. Mary street, Stamford
tFieldB A. 3 Market et. Long Sutton, Wisbech
fPieldsend Oeorge, Silver street, Lincoln
fGoodyear Wm. Bdwd. 9A,New ni. Spalding
fHayward, ReffeU t Co. (Geo. Griffln.mau. ),
Crowland A at reterboroogh
Haonam JasperiS Silver street, Gainsborough
-tSomby Tbomaa, 3S Silver st. Gainsborongh
Honpool Charles, 236 High st. Linooln
LlngardBbnzr.IMVlctorla 8t.sth.Gt.Grlmsb7
Martin John Sl Son, 7 High street & Elmer
Stoeet works, Grantham
Mitchell Thomas, High street, Holbeach
Pearoe John Thomas, Market place, Bonm
fPearsoD Matthew, 3 Kewlands, Lincoln
Petty & Bailey, 137 Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
fPorter Jcm]^ 31 Trinity st. Gainsborough
SEWING MACHINE KANTT-
FACTXXBBBS.
einger Mannfkcturing Ca U Market place,
Boston ; (George Robeon, agent) Si Free-
man Btreet,Oreat Grimsby ; ( WilUamSmith,
agent; 8 Comhiil, Linooln ; (Charles Hope,
sab*manager) 11 Wharf road, Grantham ;
(Horace Dawson, manager) 10 Market
place, Louth ; (Thomas Tacey, manager)
SO North gate, Sknfonl & (Albert White
agent) Market place, Wainfleet All Saints
B.&0
Wheeler & Wilson Manufactanng Co. ( Frod
Conlt,' manager), IK Freeman street,
Great Grimsby
SHAWI. & UANTI^ WABBHO.
Armstrong John Henry, Commerce house,
182 & 184 Cleethorpe rd. Great Grimsby
Balnbridge Geo. k Sons, 234, 23S & 2S< High
street, Lincoln. See advertisement
Chambers A. & Co. £7 (Uite «3) & <8 High
street, Grantham
Dales George, 3 Market hall (entiaaoe. Mar-
ket place), Louth
Jelley Geo. 88Victoria st. we. Gt. Grimsby
Organer Edward, 7 Strait Bargate, Boston
SHEBFOIiIFFES.
erarestWilliam, Sonth Thoresby, Altord
SHEEP DIFPEBS.
CoppInlJohn, High Toynton, Homcastle
Boberts William, Westgate, Linooln
Taylor C9wrles, Thomton-le-Fen, Boston
Wilson Joieph, BilUngboro' Falklngham
SHEEP NETTING KANTTPOTB.
Lyno George Arthur, 8 Wrawby st. Brigg
SHEEP SAI.ESKBN.
See Salesmen—Cattle.
SHE9PIEI.D WABEHOUSES.
Bee Birmingham & Sheffield Warehouses.
SHBIili FISH DBAUSBS.
See Fishmongers.
SHIP BBOKEBS.
See Brokers — Ship & Insurance.
SHIP BtniiDEBS.
See also Iron Ship Builders.
Bell John, Union dock, Oisat Grimsby
Campbell Thomas, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
C<4linson T.* G.&Oo., Old dock, GuGrimsby
Day Richard, New Holhind, Hull
Dobaon & Ferthlag, Fish dock, Gt. Grlmsl^
Bskriett Jn.&Cyms,Fish Dock nLGLGrimsby
Fidell Frederick William (administratrix of),
Trent Bank steun sawing mills,Growgarth,
Gainsborough
Fumer, Leaver & Co.Fieh dock, Gt. Grimsby
(}anide Jceeiih,Bnrton.on-Stather, Doncaster
Great Grimsby Ship Building Co. Limited
(William Whltelane, manager), Fish dock,
Great Grimsby
Harrison Peter, Unkm dock, Gt. Grimsby
HatSeld John, Union dock, Gt. Grimsby
Bichardson Jolin, t South termce, Boston
Ronth&Waddlngbam,Winteringhm.Doncastr
Smith Bros. Patent Blip, Dook hl.Gt.Grini8l7
Smith George, Blver head, Louth
Trolley John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
SHIP OHANDI.EBS.
BnminndHen.392yjst">1ast.uth.Gt.Grimsby
'Hwson Peter, ,4 Tr^ Dock st. Gt. Grimsby
LING0LN8HIBB.
Forge Thomas Boberts,Fish dock,Gt.Grimsby
Goddard John & Son, 31 & 44 Cleethorpe road,
Great Grimsby
Hnss Chas. H. 36 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Dates T. i S. 438 Victoria 8t.nth.Ot.Grim8by
Slator T. & Sou, 29 & 30 Market pi. Boston
SHIP ENGINEEB.
Bradbnty Thomas, Bridge street, Gaissboro'
SHIP JOINBB8.
Hill & Brown, Fi«h dook. Great Grimsby
SHIP OWNEB8.
Barley John, Whitton, Doncitster
Beacock Matthew, Winteringfaam, Doncaster
Blow David A. River head. Gnat Grimsby
Cook Rlchoid, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
EUis G. W. Victoria st. north, Gt. Grimsby
Byre Jamea, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Hezsell Joseph, Toynton All Saints, SnUsby
Mawer George, 19 Liquorpond street. Bocton
Mountain John B. 146 High street, Boston
Smith George 8. 1 Weat piunde, Gt. Grimsby
WaddinghamW.Wteisde.rd.Brtn.-an-Humber
WilUunson Thomss,Skirbeck quarter,Boston
SHIP PAINTEB.
JscksonWm.4I Yarbrough ■t.Great Grimsby
SHIP BIGGEB.
Brown William, FIsli dock. Great Grimsby
SHIPSKITHS.
Brown J.&J. Fish Dock road, Great Grimsby
Empson William, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Fowler Charles, Fish Dock road & 32 OrweU
street, Great Grimsby
Good & Blauchard, Fish dock, GreacQrimsby
BalUday Joseph, back of Royal Dock cham-
bers. Great Grimsby
Haielgrove Frank, Union dock,Ot. Grimsby
Uuteson George H. & J. Fish Dock road.
Great Grimsby
Moss W. « Son, Fish Dock rA. Gt. Grimsby
Slater Wm. & Hy. Fish dock, Gt. Grimsby
Tasker John Henry, Pulvortoft lane, Boston
Walker John W. I. ew Dock st. Gt. Grimsby
SHIPWBIGHTS.
Bates tt Qnaah, Fish Dock road, Gt. Grimsby
Bauckham Robert, 13 Orwell st. Gt.Grlmsby
Baxter & Hale, Fish dock, G reat G rimsby .
Finch Jonathan, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Great Grimsby Sliip Building Co. Limited
(William Whitelam, manager). Fish dock.
Great Grimsby
Eeeble James, Fish dqek. Great Grimsby
Oldridge W. Waterside rd.Barton.oo-Humber
Bead William, Fish dock, Great Grimsby
Sanderson Thomss, Fish dock,GrcatGriiu8by
SHIPPING AGENTS.
See Agents— Shipping.
SHIBT TWAirifW.
Davies John, 18 Mercer row, Lonth dt at 221
High street, near S-one Bow), Linooln
SHOE KAKEBS.
See Boot & Shoe Makers.
SBOPKEEPBBS.
Abbott Thomas, Tlmberhinrt, Lincoln
Ackland Tbos. Long Bennington. Grantham
Adoook John, Bopsley, Grantham
Adeock Jonathan, Oseby, Grantham
Aiidy Mrs. Maiy, New Fro<lingham, Doncstr
AclberryHenry, 7Saul stCarhnlme rd. Lincoln
.\istrop George, 11 Beaumont st. GalnEboro'
AkrlU Misses Sarah Ann & Elisabeth Ann,
102 High street, Lincoln
Alcock Edmund Hudson, Ulceby Village
Alcock Mra. Hannah, IS Wellington street,
Great Grimsby
AllenMra.Ann,DeepingSt.James,Mrkt. Dpng
Allett Mrs. Ann,MablethorpeSt.Mary,Alfard
AUington James, 42 Sing Ed\ninl street
south. Great Grimsby
Allis Charles, 7 Swinegate, Grantham
Allis Sellars, Huttoft, Alford
Allison Mrs. Mary Hodson, Market place,
Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Alston Thomas, 9 Waterside north, Lincoln
Ambler Edward, Buskington, Sleoford
Amery David Baxter, Eeadby, Doncaster
Anderson Wm. St. Albans, Maltby-le-Marsh.
Alford
Andrew George, 12 High street, Lincoln
Andrew J. Poor's lane, Crowland, Peterboro'
Andrews John, 16 Felham street, Lincoln
Appleby Herbert, II Bycroft st. Grautlium
Applewhite William, Branston, Lincoln
Arch Joseph Bradford, 28 High at. Spalding
Arden Mrs. Mary, Greatford, Stamford
Arllas William, Tealby, Market Rasen
Arnold William, Helpringham, Slenford
Arrand George. Scuntliorpe, Doncaster
Ash- AtUn, Washingbonragh,'Llocoln ■
[kelly's
Atkinson Mrs. Alice, Wotlaby, Brigg
Atkinson Jabesi, Donipgton.on-Bain,Lontb
Atkisson John, Branston, Linooln
Atkinson Mrs. Sarah, Bagle, Newark
Atkinson William, 113 Bridge st. Gnlnsboro'
Andas John, 102 Bridge street, Galnsboro'
Avery George, East St. Crowland, Peterboro'
AyscanghMr!i.Ellzn,Nth.Ckx;kerii)gtan, Lonth
BabingtonE. North Forty Foot Bank, Boston
Bagwortli J.G.Rough.ou-the-HBI,GrBathain
Baildam Tliomas, 3S Foundry St. Homcastle
Bailey David, 121 Newark rood, Uncobi
Bailey Mrs. Maria, Walesby, Market Basra
Bailey WUllam, Nettleham, Linooln
Balnes Wm. Knott, Metheringham, Uncoln
Baker Mrs. Ann, 29 James street, Boston '
Baker Mrs. Cliarlotte, Winterton, Doncaster
Baker George, New Bollngbroke, Boston
Baker Job, Burgh-ln-the-Marih R.S.0
Baker Thomas, Lord street. Great Grimsby
Baker William, 17 Mount Fleaauit,6rantbam
Bolderston George, ISO Kent st. Ot. Grimsby
Balding Mrs. Emma, 223 Willingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Baldwin H. 1 Harvey St. Foes dyke, Lincoln
Baldwin John, Elsham, Brigg
Bamford John, Owmby, Market Baaen
Bauks Charles, 243 cneethoipe'nl.OtGrlmsby
Bark George, Heminglqr, Hamcastle
Barker William, Marshchapel, GreatGrlmsby
Barkworth Mrs. Jane, Grasby, Caistor
Barlow Mrs. Mary Jane, DIgby, Lincoln
Barlow Mis. Sarah, Moulton, Spalding
Bamaby John, 30 Railway st. GreatGrlmsby
Bamatt William, West gate, Sleafonl
Barnes George, Markby, Alford
Bamer Richard, ScivdinKton, FalUnghom
Bamett Reuben T. 21 W'elby st. Grantham
Borr Robert Ton'ell, Sonth Kelsey, Caistor
Barrand George H. WainlleetAllSaints R.S.O
Barrett Wm. ]un.High st. Cnnrle, Doncaster
Barrow Robert, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Barrv George, Afi Waterside sooth, Lincoln
Bartholomew Samuel G. I8Burton r^ Lincoln
Barthorpe John, Chapel street, (Caistor
Bartley Mrs. Jane, » Harrow st. Grantham
Barton Henry, Lincoln lane, Boston
Batch George, Hickman 8treet,Oalnsboroagh
Batenjan Henry, Dunholme, Lincoln
Bates T. 162 Charles st.KewClee,Ot. Grlnuby
Battersby George, 34 London road,Grantham
Baxter Tennant. Welby, Grantham
Beacock Joseph, Bigby, Brigg
Bean Benjamin, Koxey, Bawtry
Beaumont Misses Mary & R.Gartborpe,Goale
Beck Charles Goodwin, 14 New rd. Speddiug
Beck James, 10 Welham street, Grantham
Beck Wm. 120 Upper Burgess stGt. Grimsby
Beckett Francis, Brant Brooghton. Newark
Beckett John, Wilsford, Grantham
Bedford Michael, Fossdyke, Spalding
Bee Mn. Eliwbeth, Kirkby-Cum-Osgodby,
Market Rasen
Beech Mrs. M.Snitterby.Klrton Liudsey K.S.p
Beekeu Mrs. Susannoli, North street, Crow-
land. Peterborough
Beels Mrs. Jane, East Bavendale,Gt.Grln]sby
Bell Frederick, Grnsby, Caistor
Bell George, King st. Bartonon-Himiber
Bell Robert, New Brumby, Doncast«
Bell Mrs. Winifred, 34 Rosemary la. Lincoln
Bellamy Mrs.Ellzabetli, S4London Td.SpaIding
BelUuny John, Westgate, Belton, DoncSEter
Bellamy John, 1S3 Winsover road, Spalding
Bellamy Mrs. Mnry, North Hykeham,Lio<Mln
Belton MlBS Alice, High St. CrowIe,Doncster
Belton Christopher, Old Bollngbroke, Spilsby
Bemrose Mrs. Francis, 222 King Edward
street north. Great Grimsby
Benson Mrs. Hannah, Sea View street, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Best Jn. 40 Duucombe street, Gt. Grimsl>r
Bctt Joseph John, lOS Wood St. Gt. Grimsby
Betts Mnmtay, 18 Gray street, Uncoln
Betts William, Edenham, Boom
Beverley WiUam, mceby Village
Bigley Mrs. Mary, Aslackby, Falklngham
Bllton Joseph Thomas, Ulceby village, U Ice hy
Hilton Lan-son, 29 Soutli parade, Gains'bora'
Bingley John, Keadby, Doncaster
Bird William. 66 Main' ridge, Boston
Birklnshaw Geo. 20 Albert St. GL Grimsby
Bitten Walter John, 6 Chapel st Giantliam
Blockbond E. 134 Nelson st Gt. Grimsby
Blackboum John, Market st Gt Grimsby
Bhickboume Tincent Victoria st Galnsbn>°
Blackburn Mn.Martlia,Ow8ton FerTy,Baatry
Blair Mrs Rachael, 21 Eastgate, Louth
BlaT Mm Ann. Stickney, Boston
Blewltt George,12 St Leonard's st StauifntU
BloomOeld Chns. CO C!emet«T rd. Gt Grimsby
Blow George Christopher, Westgate, Slenford
Blyth Thomas, 3 Riby st Great OrimghT
Blyton George, Swinderby, Lincoln
Bogg Charles, West street, Alford
Bonnet t Tom, Willingham rd. Market Bo«-n
Bonier Cliarlai, 44 Winsover road, Spalding
BorriU Mrs. Elizabeth, Coningsby, Boeton
Borrill Geo. 109 Flldes st Gt Grimsby
Botherway John, 24 Steep hill, Lincoln
Bourn John, Mnmby, Alford
Digitized by VjUUy IC
■l!k4SSa DIBECTORY.]
3os Q«orge, Btoadlldd itreet. Barton
B«7«r John, Legbonme, Loath
BndbiU7 Cbarlo, 48 New Btzeet, Grantham
Under VLn. Beta;, Langworth, linooln
Bradflr James, Baomber, Homoaatle
Bradford James, Lenton, Orantbam
Bradihaw Joseph, 9 Gnlldhallst. Lincoln
Bralsford Harr; Cniahs, Holton, Wn«tby
Bramted W. Scotter, Klrtota Lindsey B.&0
Bramhill John, Bpwortb, Doncastar
Branston Henry Smith, Dnnston, linooln
Branaton BImeon, Booth Wltham, Qnuittaom
Bratley Nathanaal, Binhrooke, Mkt. Raaen
Btey Mrs. Ann, West street, Bonm
Bray Miss Mary, Francis street, Homcostle
Breais Hartley, Westwood aide, Bawtry
Brawer Bobert, Qreat Cootes, Ulceby
Bridges Charles, Sonthgate. Sleaford
Brlggs Bobt Hy. 3i Kent st, Oreat Grimsby
Briggs WI]llam,North«tCn>wUuid,Feterbaro'
Bristow Mrs. Mary, Oranwell, Sleaford
Brittan Cassmll, AlgarUrk, Spalding
ttoadbent Thomas, Lnddington, Goole
Brockelbank Locking, Kelstem, Loath
Brockebby William, 71 Linooln lane, Boston
Broddebank Mrs. U. 39 Maiden row, Lonth
Brodley Mrs. S.Carlton-le-Moorelaiids, Lincln
Brooks Mr^ Bosaa, Barton road, Linooln
Broome Alfred Henry, Wb^plode, Spalding
Broomlield Y. Saltfleetby St. Peter's, Lonth
Brothwell Mrs. Elisabeth, Bopeley, Oraatham
Brongbton Mrs. M.BIsbop Brdg. MrktBaaen
Brown Mrs. CaroUne, 34 Stbrling street. New
Olee, Great Grimsby
Brown Charies, i Caskgate St. Oalusborongh
Brown Charles Albert, Minting, Horocastle
Brown Bdward, Onmberwortb, Alfoid
Brown George, 27 Queen's street, Lincoln
Brown Mis. Jane, Sndbrook, Oraatham
Brown John, Spridlington, Lincoln
Brown Bobert, Barrow haven, Hull
Brown Bobert, West street, Alford
Brown Miss Sarah, London road, Spalding
Brown Mrs. Snsnnnah, EaAott, Goole
Brown Thomas, Baomber, Homcastle
Brown William, Eastott, Goole
Brown William, Waindeet road, Skegness
Browning Mi& Sarah, Thorlby, Bonm
Brum^ Frederick, Cleatham, Manton, Kir-
ton Lindsay B.S.0
Bromlleld Charles, SO Lea id. Gainsborough
Brompton Matthew, 30 Junes street. Loath
Brampton William J. 49 Freshney street,
Oreat Grimsby
Brondell George, 23 Wormgate, Boston
Brotndl Frederick, Keisby, Baom
Bryant Eli, Brnford head, Lincoln
Bnckbeny Wmiam, High st Blllingboroagh
Bockley Daniel, S Vlckers lane, Lonth
Bookman Mrs. M.A.147 Kent st. at.Oiinuby
Ballard Jn.Welbaarh,140reetweU rd.Linaaln
Ballook MiK Jane, Denton, Grantluun
Borbank John, 72 Albert street, Grantham
Borbldge John Edward, Sudbnnk, Grantibam
BnrUtt Fred, 7} The Park, Lincoln
BorUtt John, Faldingworth, Market Basen
Bnrlett Geo. I» Alfred st. High st Linooln
Bom Mrs. M. Long Bennington, Grantham
Burnett Mn. Jane, 31 Nelson st Ot Grimsby
Bnitows Mn. H, I Whitglft st Gt Grimsby
Bnnows Jolin Thomas, 9 High st linooln
Bart Frederick Jdba, lis Eastgate, Loath
Bart John, 31 Grantley street Grantham
Barton Alfred, Sedgebrook, Grantham
Barton Mrs. Caroline, Welton-ls- Wold, Lonth
Barton Joseph, Liquorpond street, Boston
Burton Joenb, Londonthorpe, Grantliam
Barton WilUam, jnn. New road, Crowland,
Feterboroagh
Bosh George, Keadby, Doncaster
Batler John, Oarthorpe. Goole
Butler Mrs. Sophia, 3S College st Grantham
Butterfleld Mn. Fanny, 34« King Edwaid
Mnet north. Great Giinuby
BntttrOdd J. B. Btosgate, Snrfleet, Spalding
Batten Mrs. Elisabeth, Dyke, Gedney S.O
Batters George, East Allington, Grantham
Bnttrick Wm. Belton, Epworth, Doncaster
Bnxton Charles, M Bastfleld road, Lonth
Bycroft John, Hondleby, Bpilsby
Coggett Mrs. Jane, BroadHeld street. Boston
Caley Jn. London rd. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Camm Thomas, Stainby, Orantbam
Campling Mcsea, West Ashby, Homcastle
Capes Joseph, 2 St Michael's road, Lonth
Carbntt Hy. West st Long Sntton, Wisbech
Carlisle J. HIbaldstow, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Carlisle John, Seonthorpe, Doncaster
Carlton Mrs. E. 125 Orwell st Gt Grimsby
Carr Mrs, Emma, Bosslngham, Lincoln
Carter Mis. A. Barkston-le-WiUow^iGranthm
Carter William, Cross street Lincoln
Cartwright Jabez, Tattenhall rood, Boston
Cnrtwrigbt John, North stieet, Crowland,
Peterborough
Cbab Mrs. A. Whitecroas st Bartonon-Humbr
Cash O. H. HIbaldstow, Kirton Llndsey It.S.0
Catlef John, Bametby-l»-Wold B.&0
Catling. John, Halfieet, Market Deeping
Cave Jacob, Gosberton, Spalding
Cave John, Seas end, Sorfleet, Spalding
LINGOLNSHIR£.
Cave John, inn. Seas end, Snrfleet Spalding
Cawkwell Edmund, Wlckenby,Wragby '
Cawtbom Miss Harriet River side, West
Pinchbeck, Spalding
ChaUonds William, Harhucton, Orantliam
ChaUaas Mrs. Ann, Bootbby, Lincolii
Chambers William, 19 New street, Grantham
Chapman Mrs. Ann, Morton, Bourn
Chapman George, Wintcrton, Doncaster
Chapman Thoa. Hongh-on-the-Hlll, Granthm
Charies Joseph, 40 Inner street, Grantham
Charles Tbomas, 97 Guildford street New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Charles William, Ancaster, Grantluun
Chatterton Peter, 1 Oxford street, Lincoln
Chesmanr Mrs. Harriett Epworth, Doncaster
Chessman WilUam, Apley, Wragby
Chester David F. Haven bank, Boston
Chesterton Mrs. Mary, Eastgate, Bourn
Cbevlns Peter B. 4 Canwick rood, Lincoln
Chlfllngs Mrs. K. West Torrington, Wragby
Obild Mrs. Ann, 31 High stnet, Lincoln
Christopher MissAlbtna,Heckington, Sleaford
Clark Caleb, 4 Queen street, Brigg
Clark Boberi;, Mantborpe, Grantham
Clark WilUara, 48 Bridge stieet Brigg
Chkrke Mn. A. 71 Garibaldi st Gt Grimsby
Chirke Mrs. Elizabeth, Muckton, Lonth
Clarke Henry, Manthorpe, Giantluun
Clarke Mrs. Mary, West stnet, Bonm
Clarke Robert Button Bridge, Wisbech
Clarke WiUtam, Donington, Spalding
darkatsn James, Sndbrook, Orantbam
Clarricoais Henry, North Banceby. Sleaford
Claztoa George, Braoebridge, Lincoln
Clay Henry, 139 Bridge street, Gainsbcrough
Coaohifer Jn. Holydyke, BartonK>n-Humber
Cobb Bichd. Uloeby-with-Fordlngton, Alford
Cooking William, Barton^n-Hmnber
Cooks Frederick, Hawthorpe, Imham, Boarn
Cocks Mm. Mary, Irnham, Bourn
Cocks Peter, Iruham, Bonm
Codd John, Kingsley street, Lincoln
Ooddington Mrs. E. 7S Sidney st. Grantluun
Coggon B. West Bntternrlck, Doncaster
Colbeck Clarke, 80 Albert st Great Grimsby
Cole Joseph. Hagmatlilngham. Spikiby
CoUingwood WS«m, North Willlngluim.
Market Bawn 1
Colson Slattbew, abzby, Grantham '
Conrad Mrs. Bastian, 10 Grunt street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Cook Bobt Mount bridge, Skirbeck, Boston
Cook Thomas Winterton, Doncaster .
Cook William, 36 North parade, Grantham
Cooke Oeorge, !4 Stuart street Grantham
Cooke Mrs, a J. 1 Bollway ter, Orantham
Cooling Charles William, ViS Heneage stieet,
WceUby, Great Grimsby
Cooling Mrs. J. Waehlngborough, Lincoln
Cooling Jonathan, Cowbit, Spalding
Cooper Thomaa,32 Mannen street, Onmthom
Coote John, IM Albert street. Great Grimsby
Cojpelaad Johii,33Wmingham street, WeeUby,
Great Grimsby
Copeland Mrs. Mary, Westgate, Sleaford
Copley Bobert, Westborongb, Gnntfaam
Cordon Jobn, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Cornwall Miss Bridgett 18 Water street, St
Martin's, Stamford
Conigan James, Stamp End, Lincoln
Corrlgan James, 61 Waterside south, Lincoln
Conlson Joseph, Pointon, Palklnsham
Coulter Wm. Newport st Barton-on-Humher
Cowlam John, 9S Garibaldi st Gt. Grimsby
Cox Alfred, AlgarUrk, Spalding
Cox Beuben, 8 Granville street, Grantham '
Cox Thomas, StaUlngborongh, Ulceby
Cox William, 16 Freshney st Great Orimsby
Coxon Fredrick, Austin Fen, Covenham St.
Bartholomew, Lonth
Coy William, East Bntterwlck, Doncaster
Cnbtree Mrs. Ann, 14 Riby st Ot Grimsby
Crabtree Mrs. H. Westgate, Belton, Doncastr
Crackle William, Altborpe, Doncaster
CiaoBeld John. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Craven William, South Wltham, Orantham
Creasey Wm. Thos. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Oredland Mrs. Ann S. Morton-by-Gainshoro'
Credland Oeorge, 10 Oxfonl street. New
Clee, Oreat Orimsby
Credland Joasph, 8 North street Grantham
Croft Oeorge, Binbrooke, Market Baeen
Croft George, Thlmbleby, Homcastle
Croft Isaac, Biverhead, Louth
Croft Bobert Horsington, Homoaatle
Croft Samuel Feet, High stnet WainSeet
All Saints B.S.0
Crooks Mrs. S. South KilUngbolme, Ciceby
Cropley James, 67 West street, Boston
Croppell Wm. 83 Orwell st Great Grimsby
Cropper John, Horsegate, Deeping St James,
Market Deeping
Croeby George, Welboarn, Grantham
Cross BiciMLrd Michael, Tydd Gote, Tydd St
Mary, Wisbech
Crosslond Francis, 2$ Newport, Lincoln
Crow Joseph, Friskney,. Boston
Crow Samuel, Great Limber, UloebJ
Crowston Brumby, Roxby, Doncaster
Callen Miss. Ann, Dry Ddddtegton^Onuitham!
SHO 84?
Cnndill Mn. Man, Legsby, Market Bosen
Cundill Robert, Legsby, Market Baeen
CnnnlQgtnn F. E. 89 London rood, Spalding
Cuhnlngton John, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Cunnington Bobert Waloot, Falkingfaam
Curley Jomea, Bnrgh-ln-the-Harsh R.aO
Cnixy Mrs. Sophia, 68 Albert st Ot Grimsby
Curtis William, Back street, Oainsborei^h
Cortois Mrs. Myia, Saxilby, Linooln
Cutler Joeiah, 72 'Bridge street Goinsboro'
Dolby Mn. Blizabeth, 88 High st Linooln
Dalton Thomas, 16 Spring street Spalding
Danby Samuel, Market {daee. Market Rasen
Banbgr William, Langton-by-Horn castle
Dann James, Eeelby, THceby
Dann John, Broughtoa, Brigg
Dann John, Great Limber, Ulceby
Dann Mrs. Maiy Ann, Habrough, Uloeby
Dann Thomas, Legboume, Louth
Darley John, Bridge street, Brigg
Danbney Mrs. Elizabeth, Faldingworth,
Market Basen
Danbney Thomas, Hagworthingham, SpUsby
Daunt Miss C. Long Bennington, Graotbam
Davey Mrs^ Ma>7, WainOaat All Saints B.8.0
Davey Tbomas Bawlln, Epworth, Donoaater
Davis Miss Emma, Bracebridge, Unodn
Davis John, Thomgate, Linooln
Davis William, Oxford street. Market Rasen
Daws Mrs. Ann, Dry Doddington, Grantham
Dawson David, 13 Mantborpe road,Grantham
Dawson Henry, 67 NewlMids, Llneoln
DawsonH. J. Highst W^nSeetA116alntsR.S.O
Dawson J. North Somercotes, Gt Orimsby
Dawson J. J. 106 Albert street, Ot. Orimsby
Dawson Reubn. Langton-by-Spilsby, Spllsby
Day Henry, Bardney, Linooln
Dean Mrs. Mar; A. Colsterworth, Grantham
Dear Wm. North Somercotes, Gt Orimsby
Dennis William, Pointon, Falklngham
Dent Joseph, Nortli Kelsey, Brigg
Dent Bobert 10 Well lane, Grantham
Denton Thomas, Coleby, Linooln
Dereley William, 12 St Catherine's terrace,
Colegrnve stfeet, Lincoln
Dickinson Mrs. S. 8 Swinegate, Grantham
Dickinson Thomas, 18 Matt hill, Grantham
Digby Richard, Ingoldsby, Orantham
Dix Mrs. Sarah, 8 Newlands, Lincoln
Dixon Charles, Horse market Calstor
Dixon James, North Kelsey, Brigg
Dixon John, Manby, Louth
Dixon Bond. South Somercotes, Gt Orimsby
Oobba Thomas, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Dobbs W. W. Saltfleetby Su Peter's, Lonth
Dobeon O. 294 Victoria st north, Ot.Orimsby
Dodd John, Ancaster, Grantham
Dodds Gad, Friakney, Boston
Donner Mrs. Emma, 81 Cross street Lincoln
Donnor Samuel, Ferry Comer plot Boston
Dock Henry, Stow, Linooln
Doughty John, Fen side, Holton Holegate,
Spllsby
Ooughis Joeq^, 71 Newark road, Lincoln
Dove James, Stow, Lincoln
Draper Henry, 43 Albion street Spalding
Dnyton W. H. 14 Pelham street Lincoln
Dring Oeorge, Bnrien Ooggica, Omntham
Dring Luke, 18« Kent stieet Great Orimsby
Bring William, South Wltham, Orantbam
Drinkall John W. 37 Elwes street, Brigg
Driver Miss Fanny, I6< Eastgate, LouQi
Dmst Thomas, 228 King Edward street nortli,
Oreat Grimsby
Ducker W.Waddhigham,KlrtonLindsey R.S.0
Dnggan Timothy, Corby, Orantham
Ounkley Isaac, 10 St. Paul's street, Stamford
Dunn Mra.J.Fen side. Little Steeping,Spilsby
East George, Eagle Halt, Eagle, Lincohi
East John, Market Btainton, Wragby
Easting Ebeneaer, Yarborougfa, Lonth
Eaves James, jonr. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Edenbrow Oabriel, 8 Knights street St.
Bololopb's, Linooln
Edge Richard, 18 Oxford street New Clee,
Great Orimsby
Edland Thomas, 9 New street Orantliani
Edwards Frederick, 98 Main ridge, Boston
KdwardaMn. H. 96 Macanlay st Ot Orimsby
Edwards William, 104 Oiantley st Grantham
Eggleton Clement, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Eggleton Thomas, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Elam John, Ball Ring, Homoastle
Klger J. T. North st Crowland, Petcrboro"
Elkington Charles, Harmston, Lincoln
Elkins Mrs. E. 128 Macanlay st Gt Orimsby
Ellerby John, 1 Veal street Great Orfmsbv
EUerl^ Joseph, Hatton road, Sidlsby
Ellis Oharies, THceby Village
EUls Oeorge, Old Market (daoe, Ot Orimsby
Ellis John, Staplefoid, Newark
Ellis Joseph, Scamptini, linooln
Ellis Mrs. Snsannab, Si Rosen lane, Lincoln
Elsam John £.18 St Peter's stieet Stamford
Elsom Alfred, 42 West street, Homoastle
Elsom Mrs. Sarah 28 Burton road, Lincoln
Elvidge Mrs. Elisabeth, Normanby-by-Spitol.
Market Basen
Elvln Mrs. H. 26 Clyde streetGreat Grimsby
Elwick Edward H. Dnnfaolme, Lincoln
Emberson W. T. 81 Macaolay st GtOriinKij
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
848 SHO
Shopkbkpbhs— aonUnaed.
Emmwaon Bobert, Epworth, Doociuter
Kmery Bmanael, Queen atroet, Bostou
Emmenon Mn. L. >'en aide, Little Steeping,
Spilihy
Emmerson Matthew,I> Canwlck r(wd,IJnaoln
Evana & Hibblna, Rieil Lion aqnare, Stamford
Everltt WiUlam, Woec atreet, Boston
ErenonMraE. 123 Wellington at. at.arinub7
Eriaon C. 131 Newmarket at Gt Grinubjr
Evlson John, Hogathorpe, Alfonl
Eriaon John, 141 Wood atreet, Ot. Orlnuby
Exton Thnmaa, Seclgebrook, Grantlum
Farbon William, Weat Aahby, Homoaatle
Farr Mra. Eleanor, Morton-by-Qaljul>orongh
Favell Mn^ Ann, South Keleey, Gaiator
Fawn J. St. Catherine'a. Whaploile, Sjnldinn
Fellowa William Benjamin, 103 King Edward
atreet north. Great Grinaaby
Fenwick Mlaa Ellen, Withem, Alford
Fenwlck8.I67Heneage aLWeelaby.GtGrmaby
Fleldtng Robert, Crane end, Frleaton, Boatou
Fillingham Henry, BIyton. Qalnaborough
Finch O. 20 Elmtree ter. Foaa Dyke, Lincoln
Film William, Woolatborpe, Grantham
Fiab George, 47 Baaen lane, Linooln
Flah James, Eaat Btockwith, Gainaborough
Flaher Mra. EUiabeth, Dyke, Bourn
Fitchett aaniaon, Scnnthor e. Doncaster
Flatten William, 95 Newlands. Lincoln
Fletcher John, Owaton Ferry, Bawtry
Fletcher Mrs. Mary, 18 Newland, Lincoln
FllDtbam William, 84 Strand at. Gt. Orlmsby
inintoff Mrs. Mary, Qonlceby, HomcasUe
Ford Arthor, Borrowby, Grantham
Formon Mrs. Ann, Alringliam, Louth
Forman John, 228 Freeman St. Gt. Grimsby
Forman William, 42 Dudley road, Grantham
Forman William Edward, Orimoldby, Louth
FasterF.DowBdale,WhaplodedroTe, Feterboro'
Forreeter Henry 178 Charlea atreet. New
Clee, Great Orimaby
Foster Joseph, High at. Barton^on-Humber
Foster Richarj, Tmathorpe, Alford
Foster Thomas, Swarby, Sleaford
Foaton Alfred, Tealby, Market Kaaen
Foulaton John, Keadby, Doncaster
Fowler William, Monk'a Dike heal, Louth
Fox John, Kirton Lindaey B.S.0
Fox William, Long Bennington, Grantham
Fox William, 14 Michaelgate, Lincoln
Francla Amos, 44 Qnecn atreet, Homcastle
Fraods Thomas, 49 Cecil atreet, Grantham
Freedman W. 103 Nelson atreet. Gt. Orimaby
Freeman Mra. Ann. Branaton, Lincoln
Freeman Thomas, Langton St. Andrew's,
Homcastle
Freeston Bobert. 14 King Bdward street
south. Great Grimsby
nroat Herman, Chapel, Alford
Frow WOIiam, 24 High street, Gainsborough
Frow William, Bothwell, Caistor
Fryman James Henry, 103 Charles street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Fulford Moaee, 38 King Edward atreet aouth,
Groat Grimsby
Fyfe William, Harlaxton, Grantliam
Oadd Thomas Joseph, Ewerby, Sleaford
Galloway Mrs. E. Burgh-ln-the-Marah B.S.0
Gambles Willinm, Kirkby-cnm-Osgodby,
Market Baaen
Gant Mrs. Mary, Harrington, Spilsby
Garner William Redmil^ Dyke, Bourn
Garnett George, lift Bridge st. Gainaborough
Garwell Thomas, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Gash Henry, Middle Basen, Market Rosen
Gaokin Mrs. A. 8 Empingham rd. Stamford
Geeeon Mrs. Ann, Denton, Grantliam
Gelder Mrs. EUiabeth, Winterton, Doncaster
Gdl Mrs. Harriett, Hemingby, Homcastle
Oell William, Woodhouse, Belton, Doncaster
Genever WlUlam, Belton street, Stamford
George J. E. Weston hills, Weston, Spalding
George Mrs. Mary Ann, Station rd. Holbeach
Germany John, 198 King Edward street
north. Great Urlmaby
Oibblns Mrs. F. High at. Barton^on-Humber
Gibblns Williams, Donlngton, Spalding
Gibson Henry, Broceby, Falklngham
Gibson John, 13 Danes terrace, Lincoln
Gibson John, Kexby. Gainsborough
Gilbert Samnel, South Carlton, Lincoln
Gilfoy Henry, Newport Bt.Barton.on-Humbcr
GUI Luke Styam & Henry, Wroot, Bawtry
Gillespie James, 143 Thorold street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Gladwin Nlcholaa, 183 Victor street, New
Olee, Great Orlmsby
Glenn Henry, Horbling, Falklngham
Olew John, Westgate, Belton, lioncaster
Glew Thomas, Bnrringbam, Doncaster
Godfrey William, lU Bridge St. Gainsboro'
Goldsmith James, 76 Carholme road, Linooln
Ooobey Miss Alice, Llquorpond street, Boston
Good John, Bephsim, Linooln
Good William, Bntterwlok, Boston
Ooodband Thomas, M Cecil street, Grantham
Ooo^ger FrOilerick, 6 Waterside aouth, Lncln
Ooodhand Jabes, WiUonghby, Alford
Gostock Jesse, Westgate, Sleaford
Ooude Mrs. Amelia, 4? Swlnegate, Grantham
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Gotild Frederick, 413 High street, Lincoln
Gouldthorp T. Waterside, Barton-on-Humber
Goulson Joseph, Msnton, Grantham
Grabum George, 12 Wood st. Great Grimsby
Grant William, 3» Kent street, Ot. Orimsby
Grares Mrs. Mitry, 10 Upper Burgess street,
Great Orimsby
Graves Thomas, Maltby-le-Marah, Alford
GrsTss Thomas, South Beston, Louth
OraysonMra.E.Orby,Burgh-in-the-MrshB.aO
Green Misa Eliia, 11 Duke atreet, Boston
Oreen John, Little Hale, Sleaford
Oreenbnry Edward, Corby, Grantham
Greenham John Thos. Burton rood, Linooln
Greenwood Chas. Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech
Greenwood Miss Jane, Union at. Markt.Basen
Gregory John, 147 Orwell street, OtOrlmsby
Griffin Mra. Mary, 14 Cliapel lane, Linooln
Groy William, lis High street, Linooln
Grundy John, M Newport, Lincoln
Gunthorp John, 84 Bailgate, Linooln
Hoinsworth D. Deeping SLJai. Mkt. Deeping
Hall Hy. 6 Hilda st. New Clee, Gt. Orimaby
Hall Jonathan, Althorpe, Doncaster
Hallgarth John, Fotberby, Louth
Hamilton Wm. Barrow.on-Humber, Hull
Hammerton George DnL 4 RIpon St. Linooln
Hand WUIiam, East street, Stamford
Handley Wm. East Allington, Grantham
Handsley Dawson, Firaby, Bpilbsy
Hondsley Mra E. Irby-ln-the-Msrsh, Burgh
Hanklns Mrs. Jane, London road, Spalding
Hansard Bobert, Tborpe-on-the-Hill, Lincoln
Hansord Fred, Martin, Lincoln
Hardy Charles, St. John street, Hcdbeach
Hardy Herbert, 6 Eton street, Ontntham
Harper Fred, 113 Freeman st. Gt. Orlmsby
Harris Josiah, 3 Lime st. Great Grimsby
Harris W. Nortli end, Swineehead, Spalding
Harrison Charles. 48 Chelmsford st. Lincoln
Harrison Fndk. Jn. Sutton Bridge, Wiabech
Harrlaon James, Minting, Homcastle
Harrison John, 21 Wellington st. Linooln
Harrison T. Suawortb, Owaton Ferry, Bawtry
Harriaon W. 3 Alfred st. High at. Lincoln
Hartley Stephen, Tetneylock, GtGrlmaby
Harvey Wm. BIyton, Gainaborough
Hoatlngs Jss. 3 Manthorpe road, Grantliam
Hatfield Cook, 8 Danes terrace, Lincoln
Hather William, Morton-bv-Gainsborongh
Hatter Wm. Holbeach Drove, Holbeach
Havercroft Mrs. A. Barnetby-le-Wold B.S.0
HawkingsMn.8.Sa WiUonghby st.GoInsboro'
Hawkins Wm. Market pi. Market Deeping
Hawley Mrs EUsh. Cobiterwortb, Orantbun
Heath Wm. Grey st. Burton rd. Linooln
HebUewhite David, Hawthorne hill, Con-
ingsby, Boston
Hedworth John, Aiaby, Grantham
Hempstock WiUistu, Stickney, Boston
HemshaU Samnel, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Hensman Uriah, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hewerdlne Alfred, 18 Welby st. Grantham
Hewins Henry, North Thotesbv, Louth
Hewitt William, GoxhiU, HuU
HewBon Wm. Bamoldby-le-Beok,Gt. Ormnby
Hlckson Abraham, Duhston, Lincoln
Hickson George, S8 Wolkergate, Louth
Higglns GorneHus, Tliurlbv, Bourn
Hlldred Mrs. M.Halltoftend, Froiston,nastan
Hildred Thomas, 109 WUUngham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Hill Mrs Ann, Fleetgatc. Barton-on-Huniber
HiU Mrs Ann, Prospect terrace, (jueen street.
Groat Grimsby
HiU Daniel, SUk WiUonghby, Sleaford
HUl Edwin, 7 GoUege street. Grantham
Hill John, Biacebridge, Lincoln
HiU WilUam, Epworth, Doncaster
HUton WiUiara, Keelby, Uiceby
Hinchley J. W. S Broadgate, Linooln
HIpkin James, Stickford, Boston
Hitchcock Mrs. Elisabeth, Corby, Grantliam
Hobaon John, Tetford, Homcastle
HockneU Thomas, Sctmthorpe, Doncaster
Hodgson T. Sntton-in-the-Marah, Alford
Hodson WiUiam, Nettleliam, Lincobl
Hogg WUllam, Scunthorpe. Doncaster
Hohih Josph.Whait,Ealand,Crowle, Doncaster
Holdemess Mathew, Sibsey, Boston
Holland Fredk. Towngate, Market Deeping
Holling8worthGeo.Plckworth, Falklngham
HoUlnshead WUllam, Newark rood, Lincoln
Holmes Mrs. EUen, Westwood side, Bawtry
Holmes Miss Mary Ann, ft King at. Lincoln
Holmes Robert, 40 Commercial rd. Grantham
Holt Thos. Johnson, Brooghton, Brigg
Hooton George, Scawby.cnm-Stnrton, Brigg
Hooton Mrs. Sophia, Morton-by.Oalnsbaro'
Hope Mrs Jane, West street, Alford
Hopkln Thos. 80 Newmarket st. Gt. Grimsby
Hopkins John, Bridge street, Brigg
Homdyke Mrs. Harriet, South Onnab,rH;am'
Ketaby, Alford
Home E. Weelaby at. New Clee, Ot. Grimsby
Homsby WIUiam.New Fradingham,Doncastr
Horry George, 19 Stanbow lane, Boston
Housman Henry, Horbling, Falklngham
Howden WUllam, Glentliam. Market Basen
Howes Charlea, 14 New street, Grantham
Howitt Mrs. Ann, Great Ponton, Grantham
[kelly's
RoylesMrs. Frances, High street, Waiateet
AU Saints
Hnbberd Bobert, S A 8 Oxford street, Kew
Clee, Great Grimsby
Hnckerby Geopre, Barrowby, Orantham
HucknoU Wm, Long Bennlngtaa, Orsntbam
Rookney David, 74 Upper Burveai itnet.
Great Grimsby
Hudson Mrs. Ellxh. Hatdilfe, Gt Oiinuby
Hunt Henry, Brakin, Belton, Doncsstsr
Hunt William. Lndfestl Parva.Msrket Racen
Hnrd Michael. tWS High street. Linwln
Hnrst Mrs. Emma, 41 Liqurrpond at. Boston
Hurst Joseph, 328 King Edward street north.
Great Orimsby
Hurton MarshaU, Fiskertnn, Linontn
Hurton Wm. Covenham St. Bortboloniew,
Louth
Hntchlnsoii WiUiam, Wwton. Spalding
Hutson George, Hnndleby, Spilsby
Hutson Mrs. Mary, Vauxhall mad, BostoD
Hyde John, 84 Scotgate, Stamford
Impson Ben. V. 10 BaUway ter. Grsntham
Ingham Charles, 10 Kingsiey st. Lincoln
Ingledew Wm. 31 Cambridge at. Grantham
Inkson George,19l! King Edward stmt north.
Great Grimsby
Ironmonger John, East Kirkby, SpUsby
Isaacs Thomas, Nortli Thoresby, EAutu
Jacklin Mr>. Betsy, Brigiby, Gt. Grimsby
Jaokson EUiali ft Fredk. AnwicK. Slaaforl
Jackson George, Cloypole, Newark
Jaokson George, Sft SincU sbreet, Lincoln
Jackson Matthew, Great Gonerby. Grsnthani
Jackson Bobert, Waddington. Ltocolu
Jackson Thos. Long Bennington, Grantliam
Jackson William, Ilaxey, Bawtry
Jackson Wm. Serpentine st. Market Ra^en
Jackson WiUiam, West Pinchbeck, Spoiling
Jackson WilUam, Weat street, Alford
Jackson Wm. West st. Crowland. Peterboro'
Jacobs Mrs. Charlotte, 220 Victoria street
aouth. Great Orimaby
James Bobert, 421 High street, Lincoln
Janney Joseph, Stmbby, Alf jrd
Jefferson BmaniMl, Epworth, Doncaster
Jessup James, Scartho, Great Grimsby
Johnaon Mrs. EUzabeth, Swinderby, LiDcohi
Johnaon George, II Bluagate. Grantham
Johnson George, Poston, Grantliam
Johnson Henry, Bracebridge, LinoUn
Johnaon Henry,247 Charles street. New Clee,
Great Grimsbv
Johnson Henry,' WainBeet AU Saints B.8.0
Johnson James, 12 West parade, Grantham
Johnson John, Mareham-le-Ken, Boston
Johnson John, Saltergate. Lincoln
Johnson John, Tathwell, Lonth
Johnson John, Thoresway, Caistor
Johnson Peter, Low Bumbaro. Bawtry
Johnson Samuel, New HoUand, HnU
Johnson Thomas, Grasby, Caistor
Johnson Thomas, 2 John street. New CIcr.
Great Grimsby
Jones Joseph, 87 Bridge street, Gain^barougb
Keightley J. Waterside rd,Barton.on-HonibT
Kelaey Joseph. Westwood side, Bawtry
Kemp Henry, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Kemp Henry. Bargh.on-Baln, Loath
Kemp Mrs. Mary, WeUingore, Grantham
Kent WUllam, New Bolingbroke, Boston
Kershaw Miss E. 134 Church st. Gainsboro'
Kev Alfred, 16 SincU bank, Lincoln
KiUick Thomas, Wold Newton. Gt. Grimsb;
King Charles, 21 Manners street, Grantham
King Miss Ellen. Grasby, Caistor
King James, 8 Oxford street, Lincoln
King John Simeon, Wrangle, Beaton
King Joseph, IS Wliarf rood, Gnuitbam
King Bobert, Glentham, Market Basen
Kingham WiUiam, Newton, Falklngham
Kirk George, Soothem. Linooln
Kirk Mrs Jane. 38 Croft street, Unotdn
Kirk Thomas R. Rolton-le^nay, Gt-Grinvbt
Kirton Thos. Long Bennington, Qrantbam
Kisby Thomas, Honington, Grantham
Kitcben Mrs. Francis, 110 Weelsby street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Kitchen Geo. WUUngham rd. Market Basen
Kitdien Helmot, 23 Bath street, Gt. Grinnlii
Kitchen Jsph.Thomas. ft Mortli st. Homauli'
Kitching Mn.P. 100 Chnrch at. Gt.GrimatiT
Knight WiUiam. 181 Bridge at. Oainshoro'
Knott Thomas, New Leake, EsotTllle, Boston
Knott WUllam, 16 Bridge street, Brigg
ICnowles Thomas, 111 Nelson st. Gt. Grinal'i
Laosy Jas. Orby, Burgh-in-the-Mar^ R.!\.t'
Lacy Wm. Artborp, 8 Queen st. Ot. Grtintb:
Latdlow WiUiam, FUUngham, Lincoln
Lake Benjamin, Tongne End, Spalding
Lamb John, North Hykeham, Unooln
Lsmb Mrs. M. Sutton St. Edmnnds, Wi»!«-i
Lambert Charles, 7 Homcastle road. Boston
Lambert FliUlp, Bicker, Spalding
Lamin WUUam, Drove end, Wiabech
Lamming Mrs. Caroline, 107 Wnilnghsm <t.
Weelsby, Great Orimsby
Lamyman John, Tattershsll, Bostasi
Lane Mrs. Hannah,Laytharpe.KIikbT,Sieafrl
lAne .Tames, M Walkergate, Loath
Langley Ja ur , 70 Bootgate, Staantosd
Digitized by VjUU^ IC
TRADES DIBECTOBY.]
Lappage George, 103 Norton «t Ontntham
lAiqMge William, 21 Wtazt rood, Onntliam
I«rter Thomai, Obern-WilUoghain, Lincoln
lAwrence Henry, 24 Park strrat, Lincoln
Lawrence John, 62 Cemetery ril. Gt. Grimsby
lA^^Teuce Mn. Mary Ann, West end, Alfoid
Ltiwtion Thomas, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Lawtey Mrs. Margt.Barrow-on-Hnmber, Hull
lA^'ton Edward, Sonth Ban bank, Sutton St.
Bdmands, Wisbech
Leachraan John, Walnfleet St. Mary Il.S.0
Lee Alfred, 18 James street. Grantham
Lee George. Dawsmere, Holbcach
Lee Bobert, 47 Steep hill, Lincoln
Leeeon WiUlam, 32 Albert street, Grantham
Leverton .Tohn, New York. Boston
Lewarton Ellas Robert, Fnlbeck, Wisbech
Lewin Ttiomas, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Llbell George, North Somerc(>tee,Ot.Grlinsby
LidgardWcJter, Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Lldgett Chas. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
LlUcy Samuel, Walufleet road, Skegnesa
Llndley George, Epwortli, Doncaster
Llnfoot Mrs. Jane, 16 St. Leonard's st.Stmfrd
LingnrdMrs.Bllzbth.Carhousea,Belton,Dnc8tr
Lingnrd Miss Fanny, Fountain st. Caistor
7 'itleJsph.890rafton at.Newacc,GtGriniaby
./xjking Thomas, Watt's lane, Louth
Lockwood Wnifaun, Amcotts, Doncaster
Long William, Halton road, Spilsby
Longbottom James, Althorpe, Doncaster
LongbottomTyrer J. 1 Commercial nLSpldng
Jx>nghton^Thos.NoithSomeicotM,Gt.Orlm8by
JiOveAnj Joseph, BOllnghay, Sleaitord
I^wc .Miss Caroline Matilda, Belton, Granthm
Lowetb Samnel Tansley, Stamp end, Lincoln
Lncaa Conlam, 22 Westgate, Lonth
Lonn Mrs. Eliia, George street, Boston
Lunn Hy. Klrkstead Ferry Martin, HomcaaUo
Lonn Mrs. Sarah, 100 West street, Boston
Lupton Bdwatd, Heckingtou, Sleaford
Lnsby Mrs. Eliza, New town, Spilsby
Lusby Wm. Jarvis, M Nelson st. Gt Grimsby
l.nsby Wm. S. Croft, Wainflt. All Saints K.S.0
Lyon Susan & Son^ Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Lyon Jolin, Skllllngton, Colsterworth
Mockman B. Weston St. Mary, Spalding
Mackrdl Thos. 68 Aytcough St. Qt Grimsby
.XIcLoughlln John, Weelsby street. New Glee,
Great Grimsby
Madderson John, Carlton Scroop, Grantham
.UaddlsonWm.Scotter,Kirton Lindsey as.0
.MngerMrs.HaryAnn,01d BoUngbroke, Spilsby
Mann Alexander, Amcotts, Doncaster
Mann Joseph, ii Steep hill, UncOln
Manning Henry, George street, Boston
.MantcU Mrs. Mary, Great Goncrby, Granthm
Mauthorp Jonathan, 19jl Victor street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Maple John, 22 Basen lane, Lincoln
Markham Chas. Hlgli st. Barton-on-Humber
.MarkbamE.$3StanleyBt.NewClee,Gt.Grimsby
Marriott Bthan, 11 Castlegate, Grantham
MarriottThoa. 130 Dnnoombe st. GL Grimsby
Marrls Solomon, Irby-on-Huinber, Caistor
Marsliall Albert, Wrawby, Brigg
.Marshall Hy. 2 Castle st Burton k1. Lincoln
Marsludl Jas. M. East Butterwick, Doncaster
Marshall Patrick, 21 Salthouse lane, Lincoln
Marshall Thos. H. Klrkby Underwood, Bourn
Marshall WiUlam, Waterloo st. Market Easen
Marshall Wlntor, North Scarle, Newark
.Marson Mrs. Mary, Stalnby, Grantham
Martin John, Sonth Bridge, Alford
Marvin John Thomas, Surflcet, Spaldihg
Mason John, 163 Church st. Great Grimsby
Mason John, West Buttorwick, Doncaster
Mason Jsph.23Grant stNew Clee,GtGrini8by
Mason Joseph, 2 Priory gate, Lincoln
.Mason Robert, Chapelgate, Gedney S.0
Masdngbam WUllam, Navenby, Grantham
Matthew* Jaa. Fleetgate, Barton.on-Humber
Mawer Hrs. Elizabeth, 83 East at Homcastle
Mawer J. lis Heneage st Weelsby,G tGrimsby
Mawer John, Greetbam, Homcastle
Meads William, Bomerby, Grantham
.Meamrea Beni7, Swinatead, Bourn
Medd Mn. Thiiia, 39 Ungate, Louth
MerrishawTboa. J. West Deeping, MarketDpng
Metcalt Jornph, Corporation rd. Gt Grimsby
MiddMon Harloek, Hacconby, Bonm
Miles Mn. Mary J. 3S Shakespeare st Lincoln
Milhud Thomas, 10 Vera street, Grantham
Miller A. 13 Charles st New 01ee,0tarimsby
MlUerlaaao, Hirer side, We«tPlncbbeok,8pldag
-MlUey Thomas, 108 GranUey st Grantham
MUns WUllam, M Foundry street, Homcaatl*
Mllson William Henry, 7S Walkergate, Lonth
Milton Mr*. Hannah, 8 Norman pi. Lincoln
MItcham Mn. Sarah, Innooent street, Boston
Mltcball Denis, 4 Pelham street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
MitcbaU Joaeph, Wlgtoft, Spalding
MllchaU Samnu, Tetney lock, Gt Grimsby
Mltton Mn. Hannah, Bethel place, Lincoln
Monion Mrs. Mary Ann, Momton, Spalding
Moody John, 8 Pasture street, Gt Grimsby
Mo;>re Noah, West street, Homcastle
MoorvTbomaa L.143Dnnoombe stGtGrmsby
Moorbead Mrs. Mary Ann, S7 High stLlnooln
Morley Jn. H Victor st Hew 01ee,OtOrmsby
LINCOLNSHIRE
Morley Wm. Barkstone-le-WiIlow8,Qrantliam
MorrisChas,197Victor stNew01ee,GtGtm8by
Morris Hy.l09Victor stNew Clee,OtGrmsby
Morwood Mrs. Ann, Whitton, Doncaster
Moss Bobert, Carholme road, Lincoln
Moulds 8amn^. Hopsley, Grantham
Mountain Mn. Elizabeth, Wrangle, Boston
Mountain Mrs. Sarah, ToyntonStPetor,Splsby
Momby Joseph, North 'Thoreaby, Lonth
Mumby Balph, 3 Westgate, Lincoln
Mnndy Mrs. Betsy, Wootton, TJlceby
Mundy George, Claxby, Market Kasen
MnrrayPeter,83 Hilda stNewClecOtGrmsby
Musk John, Sutton St James, Wisbech
Musson E.Nth.Witliam,Colsterworth,Grnthm
MusBon John, 71 GranUey street Grantham
Mnxlow John, Waddington, Lincoln
Naylor Tliomas, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Neal George, Binbrooke, Market Rosen
Needham Edward, jun. Eastoft, Gonle
Needham Jn. 60 East Marsh stGt Grimsby
Needham John, Langtoft Market Deeping
Needham Jotui, Tetford, Homcastle
Nelson Thomas Sumners, Bardney, Lincoln
Newbon Miss MaryAnn,Tallington,Stamford
Newman Mrs. Charlotte, 118 High St. Lincoln
Newsam Henry, 25 Hungate, Lincoln
Newton Mrs. Ann. Rusklugton, Sleaford
Nicholls John William, West street. Bourn
Nicholson David, 40 Broodgato, Lincoln
Nicholson Mrs. Eliza, Leverton, Boston
Nicholson William, Welton. Lincoln
Nickerson John, 72 Main ridge, Boston
Nicols Mrs. Ann, Rippingale, Boum
NightingalcB.8SHlldast.NewCIee,Gt.Grm8by
Nixon Wm. Borkston-le- Willows, Grantham
Nobley Thomas,!) Beaumont st.GainBborough
Norris Wiltlam, Yarborough, Louth
Norton Mrs. Betsy, Mining.-iby, Boston
Norton Mrs. Elizabeth, 12 Ripon st Lincoln
Nundy David, Corporation rd.Gr«at Grimsby
Nnttall Mrs. Snson, 30 Trinity street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
O'Brien William, 14 Waring st Homcastle
Odllng Mrs. Annie, Butter market, Caistor
Offord Jeremiah, sen. 10 Maimen st Grnthm
Ogden William, Becklngham, Newark
Oklns Charles, Bitohtleld, Grantham
Oldman William, Sklrbeck quarter, Boston
Orbell Ambrose, 27 Newlands, Lincoln
Omiand Francis, 76 Strand st. Gt. Grimsby
Omsby 6eo.'29Duke st New Clee.GtGrimsby
Omsby Bobert, 120 Guildford street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Osbom William, 13 Kesgrave st Gt. Grimsby
Osbonm Christopher, 24B, Gatherums, Louth
Osgerby Mrs. Isabel, Brattleby, Lincoln
Otter James, S9 Bridge street Gainsborough
Overton John, East Barkwlth, Wragby
Overton Mrs. Rachael, West street, Alford
Oxley Samuel, East end, Alford
Oxley Miss Theresa, Upton, Gainsborough
Paoey Mrs. Mary, Scopwick, Lincoln
Page Edwanl, 64 Cemetery rd. Ot Grimsby
Palmer E. Deeping St James,MarketDeeplng
Fannell Mrs. Ellta, 3 Sheep market, Spalding
Parish William John, Bratoft Burgh
Parker John, 20 Church street, Lonth
Parker John Thomas, Swinstead, Bonm
Parker Mrs. Mary, Ingoldmells, Burgh B.S.0
Parker Mrs. Bebeoca, Station street Boston
Parker Thomas, Little Hale, Sleaford
Parker WUllam, Scremby, Spilsby
Parkin Henry, Cross ss. Crowle, Doncaster
Parkin Richard, Ealand, Crowle, Doncaster
Porkinson^Geo. West Rasen, Market Basen
Parkinson' Miss SarahKLea rd.Galnsborough
Parr Mrs. Hannah, West (treet Boston
Parsons Jsph. Lndf ord Parva, Market Basen
Partington Wm. llNewmarket stOtGrlmsby
Pask WUllam, Fnlbeck, Great Grimsby
Patehett George, Swaby, Alfoid
Fatridge 'Hioa. Sutton St. Edmunds, Wisbech
Patterson Wm. 63 Nelson st. Gt Grimsby
Pawson George, 110 Wood st. Ot Grimsby
Fear Mrs. Catherine, 12 Vere st. Grantham
Pearson Mra.Ann,Fleetge.BartonKtn'Humber
Pearson Mrs, Betsey, Frlskney, Boston
Pearson Jonathan, 26 Pelham road, Beaoon-
tborpes, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Pearson Bobert, 28 Manthorpe id. Grantham
PeatUng Edward, TattershaU road. Boston
Peel Thoma, 33 Cleethorpe road. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
PeU Miss Sarah Elizabeth, Eastgate, Boum
Pepper Mrs. Fanny, 6 St Martin's, High
street, Stamford
Pepperdlne Mrs. EUsa A. 37Crof t st Lincoln
Perrin Thomas, Flskerton, Lincoln
Perry Joseph, Scothem, Lincoln
Per8ivanlWm.282Law.Bnrges8 stGtQrbnsby
Fetch William. East Butterwick, Doncaster
Fhllllpe Wm. West stCrowland,Peterborougb
Plckworth Mrs. Ann, Dorrlngton, Lincoln
Pickworth Daniel, Langworth, Lincoln
Plckworth M1S8.S Threekingham,FB]kingham
Plokworth William, Osbournhy, Falkingbam
Fldd Wm. 67 Commercial road, Grantham
Plerpolnt Bobert Eagle, Newark
PUgrim Geo. Stead, We. Butterwick,DoncastT
Pilgrim WUllam, 30 Canwick rood, Lincoln
8H0 849
FnUnton Richard, Owston Ferry, Bawtiy
Finder Mrs. Jane, Garthorpe, Goole
Pindar Miss Jane, Weelsby street, New dec.
Great Giimsby
P'OTer John, 18 Melville street, Lincoln
Plnmtree Joseph, Olenthom, Market Rasen
Pockllngton Mrs. Maty, Toynton AU Saints,
Spilsby
Pockllngton Mrs. Mary Ann,147 Burton nad,
Lincoln
Fointon Philip, Bisegato, Spalding
Pollard George, Normanton, Grantham
Poole James, Colsterworth, Grantham
Porter Andw. Lit.Humby,Bopsley,Grantham
Porter Newton, Colsterworth, Grantham
Porter Thomas Chambers, Manby, Louth
Portugal David, East Torrington, Wragby
Powell Isaac, Parson's lane, Alford
Powell Hichord, North Scarle, Newark
Preston M]fs Lucy, Wellingorc, Grantham
Pridgeon John, 65 New market Louth
Prldmore Mrs. Mary, Fulbeck, Grantham
Priestley ZacharlahTliorpe, Bar terrace, High
street Lincoln
Procter Mrs. Thomas, Old Sleaford, Sleaford
Puleston Philip, 3S Anneslcy st. Gt. Grimsby
Pullin Mrs, Dinah, Westwood side, Bawtry
Pykitt Thomas Henry, Keadby, Dorrington
Quickfall Chris. Market pl.BartonK)n.Humber
Qulncey Thomas, Braceborough, Stamford
Kolthby wmiam, Borgate, Great Grimsby
Banby William, 75 Dudley road, Grantham
Bandall Mrs. Elizabeth, 39 Hnngate. Lincoln
Bannord Mrs. Ann, 23 Waring st Homcastle
Rannard Miss Jemima, Oayton-le-Morsh,
AUord
Hanson David, Stickney, Boston.
BastlU James, Stamp end, Lincoln
Bawdlng Wm. Brant Broughton, Newark
Bawaon Miss Charlotte, Sutterton, Spalding
Rawson James, Six Hills. Market Ba^en
Rayner Henry, Kirton end, Kirton, Boston
Rayuor Charles, Stolllngborough, Ulceby
Read Allan John, Innooent street Boston
Head George Frederick, Little London, Long
Sntton, Wisbech
Head John, High st Long Sntton, Wisbech
Read Robert Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Read William, Martin, Lincoln
Readhead Mrs. Ann, Sheepmarket, Staminnl
Reams WiUlam, Station street Boston
Redfem WiUlam, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Heed Mrs. Ann, Seaend, Moulton, Spalding
Reed Charles 42 Weelsby street, New Clee,
GrRat Grimsby
Reed Mrs. Mary Ann. Maltby-le-Marah,Alford
Reeve Mrs. Harriett, Gedney HiU, Wisbech
Rcid Thomas. Beeaby, Alfora
Bhoades Samuel, Swaby , Alford
Bhodes John, Cadney, Brigg
Richardson Solomon, 59 Watenlde norili,
Lincoln
Richardson Thomas, West street, Ciowland,
Peterborough
HichardsonWm. North Owenby, Market Haeen
Richmond Stephen, Hougham, Grantham
Rickard John Mantel, Waljtliam, GtGrimshy
Blder George, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Blggall Francis, Hagworthingham, Spilsby
Buimlngton Geo. Westgate,Belton,Doncastor,
Bingham Mrs. Harriet, Northorpe, Thurlby,
Bonm
Bipley WiUlam, 34 Oibbeson street, Lincoln
RIseley Miss Fraa. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Hoberton John, 28 Sonth street Boston
RobertsMrs.EIiia,Nth.Somercotes,GtGrmsby
Roberts Mrs. Eliza, SaltfleetbyStFeter's,LonUi
Roberts Mrs.Ellzabeth,ll Winnowsty la.Lncln
Roberts John, 56 Bridge street, Brigg
Boberta Jonatlian, Brocebridge, Hncoln
Robinson Charles, Gnnhonse, Doncaster
Robinson Edwd. 69 Annesley st Gt. Grimsby
Robinson George, Wilsford, Grantham
Robinson John, Canwick road, Lincoln
Robinson John, 29 Foundry st Homcastle
Robinson Jn.Hlgh st.C1ecthorpes,GtGrmBby
Robinson John, Llsslngton, Wragby
Robinson John, Morton-by-Galnsborough
Robinson John, Quadring, Spalding
Robinson John, 30 Steep hUl, LInoolu
Robinson John, 31Vine stMonk's rd.Llncolu
Robinson Joseph, Mumby, Alford
Robinson MlssMary,5Beaumont stGainsbooro*
Robinson Samnel, Ancaater, Grantham
Robinson WiUiam, Legsby, Market Rasen
Hobson Henry, Stanbow lane, Boston
Hoe John, Bishop Norton, Kirton Lindsey
Hogen Joaeph, S4 Croft street, Llncolo
Hollinson Elijah, Butterwick, Boston
RoUinson Howard, Bntterwlck, Boston
Hose Charles, Marsh road, Spalding
Base Wm.9 Xing Edward stsouth,GtGmisby
Boss Mn. Sarah, Bpworth, Doncaster
Boeser Alfred, 37 Westlode street, Spalding
Ronghton Jeremiah, Thnrlby, Bonm
Boughton William, 69 Commercial rd. Lonth
Rouse John, WelUngore, Grantham
Bouse Richard, 06 Inner street, Grantham
Rowland John, Marston, Grantham
Bntherford James,70 Garibaldi stGtGrmsby
BuUand Charles, Bwaby, Alford
Digitized bi
j,lBiU«54^ic
850 SHO
Bhopxxkpebs — oonUaned.
Brder John George, 30 Hall place, Spalding
Syder Un. Mai; Ann, 12 Inner stOrantbam
Byli^t John,08boDmby, Falkingham
Saltman Zdllck, lU Strand st. at. Grimsby
Sandall Ura. Mary Ann, Klppingale, Bourn
Rangnm WiUlam, Fen, Goaborton, Spalding
Savu^ Mn. Ann, Snrfleet, Spalding
BaTidge Joaeph, Chnrch street, Holbeach
Sazelby John, Hongham, Grantham
Saxon John,81H]lda it-Kew Clee,at.arlnuby
Scatdwrd WUliam, t Cbelmstord st. Lincoln
Scherxingar Bichard, 2 Newlands, Lincoln
Sclioley Edward, 8A Melville street, Lincoln
Schwan Philip, tl Cleethorpe road, New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Scoffleld Job, 23 Commercial road, Grantham
Scoffln Jn.W.2UIowerBargesB stat-Gmuby
Scofleld WHUam, Metheringham, Lincoln
Sfothem Samuel, Oxford street, Grantliom
Scott Ephraim, HecUngton, Sleaford
Scott Ephraim, Swineabead, Spalding
'Scott George. Cherry, WUlingham, Lincoln
Scott John Charles, Winterton, Doncaster
Scott John Thomas, Holbeach bank,Holbeaeb
"Scott Mrs. ^lary Ann, 2 Anchor St. lincoln
Soott William, 102 Up.Bnrge8s st. GtGrmsby
•Searson Mrs. Emma, Eastgate, Bourn
Sempers Tom, Market pi. Barton-on-Hnmber
Senior Henrr, 9 Gas street, Lincoln
Sewell Mn. Elizh. 140 Portland st. Lincoln
Sewdl William, 33 Back street, Qninsborongh
Sewill J.STCleethorpe rd.Nw.Clee,Gt.GrimEby
Shackelton John, Sntterton, Spalding
Shankster Oeorge, 11 Wood st Gt. Grimsby
Sharman Un. Sarah. 38 Albert st. Spalding
Sharp Mrs. Ann, 44 Bridge st. Gainsborough
SharpFraa.l8Featherby pI.St.Batolph's,Lncln
Sharp Jamee, Blankney S.0
Sharp Samud, 40 Swinegata, Grantham
Sharp Smith, 38 Maiden row, Louth
Sharpe Bobert, West st. Oi«wland,Peterboro'
Sbarpe William, Autborpe, Lincoln
Shariock Mn. Snsan, 8 South at. Homcaatle
Shaw Mrs. Ann,Scotter,Kirton LindBeyK.3.0
Shaw Mrs. Betsey, Comhlll, Caistor
Shaw Mn. Hannah, 15 Albion at. Spalding
SbawMn. Martha E.I3 Churoh stCtOrimaby
Shaw Martin Wright, 2aFoundry st. Hmcstle
Shaw Wright, 43 Fildes street, Ot Grimsby
'Shearbnm Miss Sarah, Nocton, Lincoln
fihelbom James, 60 Cecil street, Grantham
Shelley Thomas A.Burgh-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
Shelton WllUam, 429 High street, Lincoln
Sheppard John, Norman street, Lincoln
SblUitoe Mrs. Dinah, 12 James st. Grantham
Shipley Mia, Eleanor, 29 Pen street, Boston
Shipley George, Sonth end, Alford
Shlpman Geo. 46 Kent street, Gt. Grimsby
Short J.Qonerby UtU foat,Qt. Gnrby.Grnthm
Short Mrs. Mary Ann, Skendleby, Spilsby
ShotlUI Bobert, Baston, Market Deeping
Shnttleworth Miss Ann O.Nth.Hykbm.Lncln
Silvester Joseph, Keelby, Vloeby
Simms Bobert, 36 Cliaplin street, Lincoln
Simpson James, Wint^ngham, Doncaster
Simpson John, Navenby. Grantham
Simpson William, 17 North Rtrect,Homcastle
Slma Mra. Uary, North Sc&rle, Newark
Slndenon A.Hlbaldstow.£irton Lnilsy.B.S.0
Singleton SL Chnrch end, Frampton, Boston
Singleton Walter, Great {Northern terrace &
12 Canwlok rotid, Unooln
Sivan Mrs. Sarah, Manthorpe, Grantham
Skelton Peter, Firsby, Spilsby
Skelton William, Wickenby, Wragby
Skinner Mrs. Hannah, Wrawby, Brigg
SUnni Edward, Methoingham, Lincoln
Slator John, Pinchbeck, Spalding
Sleight Thomas, 03 Princess street, Lincoln
Sleight Wm. 71 Bridge street, Gainsborough
Sltngsby Thomas, 6 Churoh at. Gainsborough
Smaller Heniy C. Corporation rd.OtGrimsby
Smalley William, Martin, Lincoln
Smith Booth, 44 Wilson st. Burton st Lncln
Smith Edward, Cranwell, Sleaford
Smith Mn. Bltea, Dyke, Bourn
Smith Mn. EUubetb, Foedyke, Spalding
Smith Fredk. 91 Newland street west,Lincoln
Smith George Hy. 121 Mdson st.6t. Grimsby
Smith James, Epworth, Doncaster
Smith Mn. Jane, Gayton-le-Wold, Louth
Smith Mrs. J.NorthWitham,Clstrwth.Gmthm
Smith Jesse, Corenham St. Mary, Louth
Smith Jesse Thomas, 169 Eastgate, Louth
Smith John, 8 Saxon street, Lincoln
Smith Joseph, South end, Alford
Smith Joseph, Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Smith Mrs. Mary, Moulton, Spalding
Smith Bobert, Goxhill, Hull
Smith Mrs. Sarah, 7 Northgate, Lincoln
SmithThomos Kaatoft road,Crowle,Doncaster
Smith Thomas, Lord street. Great Grimsby
Smith Wm. 9 Charlton street, Gt. Grimsby
Smith Wm, Deeping St. James, Market Deepng
Smith William, Lord street. Great Grimsby
Smith Wmiam, Maria Enderby, Spllst>y
Smith William, Wootatboipe, Urantham
Smith Wm-Jn-F .46 Theslger st GtGrlmsby
Smytbe Miss Mary,99 Nelson St. Gt. Grimsby
Sndl John, 46 Fildes atreet. Great Grimsby
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Boden Bichard, Hnttoft Alford
Sorfleet Druiy, Belchf ord, Homcaatle
SorOeet Edwd. Mareham-on-the-Hlll,Hmcatle
South William, Coleby, Lincoln
Southern Mlsa J. 4 East Marsh stGtGrmsby
Spalding John,e9 Great Northern ter.Linooln
Sparrow Darld, IS Steephill, Lincoln
Spashett Leonard, S9 Victor street. New
Clee, Greet Orimaby
Spcet Henry, 10 Beaumont place, Lincoln
Spencer James, Brooghton, Brigg
Spencer Bobert, Osgodby, Bourn
Splght William, Metheringham, Lincoln
Spilman Mrs, Saraii, Alkborough, Doncaster
Splvey Abram, 41 Aswell lane, Loath
Sprlggs Frederick, 1 BIpon street Lincoln
Sprlggs Mn. L. Whaplode Drove, Peterboro'
Sporr Thomas, 47 Bridge st Gainsborough
Spnrr William, Heighington, Lincoln
Squires Bobert 73 Westgate, Grantham
Staff Edward, 48 Theelger st Ot Grimsby
Stafford Bobert 8 Monson street Lincoln
Stalnlay Miss S. A. 31 Albert st Gt Grmsby
Stamp aeaI16Victor stNew Clee,GtOrnuby
StandHand Mn. B. South Leaaingham, Slfrd
Stanfleld G.Mormanby-by-SpItal,Mrk:tBasen
Stanhope John, jnn. Borkstone-le-Willows,
Grantham
Stanton Joseph, Baston, Market Deeping
StepbensonM>s.Ann,Sprlngthorpe,Oainsboro'
Stephenson John, Owston, Bawtry
Stevenson Edwanl, Great Carlton, Louth
Stiles Mark. Star lane. Bourn
Stocks Thomas, 99 Church street GtGrmaby
Stokes Mrs. Jane, West Alllngton, Granthiun
Stokes Wm. South st Crowland, Peterboro'
Stones Edward, Wood Enderby, Boston
Story Thomas, Swinstead, Bourn
Stow Mtthw.lOKlng £dwd.ststh.atGrmsby
Straw Her1>ertMarketpl. Barton.on-Hamber
Stnart Joseph, Auboum, Lincoln
Stttbbe Miss Eliza, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Sturdy William, Skellingthorpe, Lincoln
Sullivan Wm. 106 Duncombe st. Gt Grimsby
Sutton G.6S Grafton stNew Clee,Gt6rimaby
Sutton Isaac, 22 North street, Grantham
Sutton Mark, 46 Newport Lincoln
Swain Mrs. Mary, Fiabtoft Boston
Swallow Oeorge Henry, Borrowby, Grantham
Swanson George, 13 Bridge End ixl. Grantham
Swinn Benjamin, Fotherby, Louth
Sykes WlUIam Cordvtin, Stickney, Boaton
Taoey Edward, Bennlworth, Wragby
Taft Thomas, 11 Bridge End road, Grantham
TathweU Bichard, 71 Walkergate, Louth
Taylor Albert, Whltepit Swaby, Alford
Taylor Benjamin, Bucknall, Homcaatle
Taylor Mrs. Clara, 13 Dudley rd. Grantham
Taylor Edwin, 30 Waterside north, Lincoln
Taylor George, Holbeach marsh, Holbeach
Taylor Oeorge, Pinchbeck, Spaldng
Taylor George, Sudbrook, Grantham
Taylor Mn. Hannah.SOKewland stwe. Lncln
Taylor Henry, 7 Chelmsford street, Uncoln
Taylor Henry, Sonth end, Alford
Taylor John, Cammeringham, Lincoln
Taylor Mrs. Mary, I Princess street Lincoln
TaylorMrs.MaryJ.9IDnncom be StGtGrmsby
Taylor Sheriff, Cherry holt, Boaton
Taylor Thomas, 6!i East street Homcaatle
Taylor Thomas, 73 Newlands. Lincoln
Taylor Thomas, Southrey, Lincoln
Taylor William, Lincoln lane, Boston
Taylor William, South end, Alford
Tayton Hy. Paul, 9 Homcastle road, Boston
Teat Beynolds, Sklrbeck road, Boston
Tcbbutt WUllam, tTlceby Village
Temperton William, Burrinffliam, Doncaster
Templemon Mrs. Charlotte, West street. Long
Sutton, Wisbech
Tharratt Mrs. Ann, North Eelsey, Brigg
Thistlewood William. Welton, Lincoln
Thorn Miss Sarah, 30 Melville street Lincoln
Thompson Charles Wm. 7 St. Mark's sq. Lncln
Thompson Edward, Lissington, Wragby
Thompson Henry, 7 Granville St. Grantham
Thomdike Job, WlUouirliby, Alford
Thornton Matthew, DIgby, Lincoln
Thorpe George, Soutli street, Calstor
Threadgould Henry, Crolse Lound, Bavtry
Tickler Tho8.6.11!l Cleethorpe rd.GtGrImsby
Timm William, Adrtlethorpe, Biuirh K.&0
Tlmms John, Binbrookc, Market Bosen
Tingle Ed-win Walker, 4 Chapel la. Spalding
TItley Arthur J. 48 Froshney st Gt Grimsby
TItman Edward, Waterloo st. Market Basen
Took George, Burrlngtiam, Doncaster
Todd Comellua, Bardney, Lincoln
Todd George, 8 Inner street, Granttiam
Todd William, West Torrlngton, Wragby
Tollerton James, St Andrew's pi. Lincoln
'Tomlin Matthew. Bopsley, Grantham
Tomlluson John. Welton-le-Wold, Louth
Toolcy John, 62 Main rfdge, Boston
Topps Thomas, Sonth Elklngton, Louth
Torey Mrs. Mary, North Kynie, Slenford
Tow Timothy, Metheringham, Lincoln
Towen Thomas, Navenby, Granthaic
Towle Bobert, Legbonme, Lonth
Townhill Edward, Bardney, Lincoln
Towrisa John, South EHUngholme, Ulceby
[EELLffi
Toyne John, 80 High street, Uncoln
Traffoid Mrs. Ann, Alvjngham, Loath '
Trafford Clarka^ Dnnston, Tilncnin
TroferMn.B.30<LowerBiiigea> atOtOrinsby
Troth Charles, IS All Saints' street, Stantml
Tune Mrs. Badiel, Towngate,Market Deeping
True Mra. Ann, Owaton Fenr, Bawtry
Tumell Wmiam, 43 Bipon sdeet Uncoln
Tuner Benjamin, Dnnaton, Lincoln
Turner F.97 King Edward stnth-OtCMmaby
Turner Oeorge, Epworth, Doncaster
Turner Mrs. Mary, Ladforl, Market Basen
Turner Samuel, 3 Norton street, Oranthain
Tnmer Ward, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Turtle John, 26 Stanbow lane. Boaton
Tuton John, Bnrringbam, Doncaater
Tutty Bennett, Waleaby, Market Basen
Twlgg J. Little London.LongSutton, Wisbech
Tyler William, Wroot Bawtry
T^lor John, Hameringtaam, Homcaatle
Tyrrell Mrs. Bllcabeth, Cowbit Spalding
l^n Mn. Ann, Welton-le-WoId, Louth
xnyatt Mn. EUnbetb, Oecrge street Bostos
Uplln William, Corby, Giantham
%'eaaey Geo.Wm. Welton-in-the-Manh, Splib;
Vicken Oharloi, 113 Winaover id. SpaUof
TIcken Thomas, 24 Wilson street, Unoobi
Tloken William, Caloethorpe, Lonth
Waby Noah, Beidiam, Lincoln
Wadd Mrs. Ellen, <Croaby,ScantlKine,Da>cali
Waddlngton B.Tyddgte.Tydd8t.Mary,Wsbcli
Wain William, 21 Lea road, Gainaberough
Watte Mn. Sanh, Weat street Alford
Watte Wm. Croft Walnlket All Saints K.S.0
Wakeneld 3(n. Eliih.S3 Waterside nth. Lndi
Wakeling Thomas, Langtott, Market XHxfui
Walden Mrs. Sarah Ann, Westgate, Sleatoid
Walker Alfred, Mew Bromby, Donouter
Walker Edward D. Bull ring, Ot Grimsby
Walker John, Shephaystow, Whaiteds
Drove, Peterboro*
Walker Mra.Marla,l Havelock at Ot Grmsby
Walker Bobt North Owenby, Market Basen
Wallaoe Mn. Mary, Huttoft Alford
Waller Bobert Bothwell, Calstor
Waller Mn.S.Stalntan-by-Langworth, Lindn
Wallhaad Jamea, Martin, Lincoln
Wnlsluiw Isaac Bishop Norton, Eirton LInd-
sey B.&0
Walton wmiam, 13 Manj^e street New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Wallja Mrs. ZUpah, 19 Walkergate, Louth
Waltham Henry, 1 Oarlbaldi st Ot Grimsby
Walton Mrs. Suiih, 27 Inner st. Grantham
Wand Miss Elizabeth. iSwayfleld, Granthsn
Ward Mrs. Ann, 133 Winaover rd. Spalding
Wardale Matthew, 143 Newark rd. Lincobi
Warden Bobert 133 Chnrch st Gt Grimsby
Wardell William, Broughton, Brigg
Warmoth Jamea, Cmnberworth, AUord
Wartnaby Thomas, 8 Cbamben st Oranthm
Wass Bobert, Hatton, Wragby
Waas Samuel, 47 Welby ateeet, Grantham
WotertkU William, Brant Bronghtn. Newark
Waten William, High street Market Deepo;
Watkin George, 221 Freeman at Gt Grmstiy
Watmougta Mn. C. Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Watson Alfred, 9 Welby street, Grantham
Watson Mrs. D. Boothby-PagneU, Grantham
Watson Edward, 14 Station street, Boston
Wataon J.lOOCharles stNew Clee,6tGrni*;
Watson Bobert, LIqaarpond street, Boston
Wat8onMn.S.20Water stStMartn'a.St«mM
Wattam WUllam, Great Sturton, Htmcastk
Waynor Mrs. Martha, Hannston, Lincoln
Weatherhog Joseph, Sothy, Wragby
Webeter Mrs. Ann, 183 King Edward stnet
north. Great Grimsby
Webeter Mrs. Charit Union st Market Kara
Webeter Oeorge, 26 Bath street Gt Gijmsby
Webster Jas. Waterside rd.Barton.on-Ham)ir
Webeter John, 54'Castlegate, Grantham
Webster M.Uumbr. st.Cleethorpa.GtGrm>b;
Webster Mrs. Sarah, 22 Scot^te, Stamford
Welbonm Mrs. Emma, Stamp end, Lincoln
Welboum Henry, Syston, Granthsim
Wells Joseph. 'Cattershall, Boston
Weat John, Northorpe, Kirton Umbey B.S.0
Weat Mrs. Lucy, Aby, Alford
Weaton Thomas, Harlaxton, Grantham
Whattam Henry, Olentham
White Oeorge Spence, 121 New niarkt.Lo<iti
White Joeepb, Langworth, Llnoobi
White Bobert,68 Freslmey atreet,Gt. GnniiT
White Samuel Bloncliard, Grlmoldby, Loctli
White Wm. Bamoldby-le-Bcck, Gt Grimsbv
White William, 1 Bath street Gt Grtmsb;
Whltluim Edwin B. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Whitlev Mrs. .Marv, Wmgby
Whittaker WUliom, Humber atreet, Cl»
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Whittlngton Mn Mary Ann, WiUlugham-^v-
Stow, Gainsborough
Widdowaon Frank, Dunholnie, Zitiiedhi
Wilcox John, 33 London road, Gnntham
Wilcox Mr*. Mary, Langworth, Uncoln
Wilcox William, Caythorpe, Qnuitham
WOdman Joseph, East KeaL, SpOsby
WUdman Lewis, Langton-by-SpUalTy, Spil-4»
WUdmore Cbilstr. D. jun.BIIUn{rfaay, Slestrl
Wilkinson Charles, 87 Walkergate, tooth
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
.tBA&E3 DIIffiCTORT.]
. WUUusD Bdwud, Wainfleet St. IbnB.S.0
wmdnioii Un. KUih. II«w HaUand, Hnll
Wlllo John, Sntton Bridge, WMwch
WtU«7 BenjMnin, Heaptuun, Gainibotongh
WllUaraeU John Martin, Thorpa St. Fetar,
WainOwt All Saints R.S.0
WilUamaon Mln J. Boob;, Bazton-oa-Hambr
Willlam«HiBotat.W«atat&owlaiid,FeterbcKa'
WlUingliam Oao. 7» Macanlar •t.at.Grinub;
WlUowa Min Harriot, XirlcbyKJom-Ogodby,
Market Baaen
WUlowi Saoinel, 63 Brewery hill, Grantham
WiUaore TiMimaa, How^am, Brigg
WOun Hra. Ann, 41 Montage at. Lincoln
Wilaon Hi*. BUzabeth, Weat street, Alford
WUmn Frederick, 18 Welby atreet, Grantham
Wilaon Jamea, M Morton atreet, Grantham
Wilaon John, Ooniaholme, Great Grimsby
Wilson John, Donaby, Boom
Wilaon John, Winthorpa, Skegncaa B.&0
Wilaon Sandal, Horaogata, Deeping St. Jamca,
IlaAet Deeping
Wilson Thomas, George street, Beaton
Wilson WUlam, 21 Norton street, Gtsntbam
WUaon Wm.Orby, Borgh-ln-tbe-Manh B.8.0
Windle George, Garthorpe, Goote
WIngate Edward, Horncastle road, Boston
WIngfieid Oeoige, 308 Lower Bargees street.
Great Grimsby
Winn James, 3« Gibbeaon street, Lincoln
Winn Moses, Moor honses, Mareham-le-Fen,
Boston
Winter William, South Banoeby, Sleafor.t
Wise Henry L. North Hykebam, Lincoln
Wise John, HeddngtoD, Slaaford
Withers Mrs. Sarah, 18 Fastore Bt.Gt.Grm8by
Wohlake Henry, 2M FTaeman st. GL Grmsbr
WoodMrs.Eliia,Holydyke,Barton-on-Humber
WoodliU Mrs. Mary, Croft, Wainfleet AU
Saints B.S.0
Woodliff Mrs. Sarah, 13 Gathernms, Louth
WoodllSe Mrs. Sarah, Dashwood rd. Altoid
Woodruil George, Waddington, Lincoln
Woods WllUam, Seaend, Moulton, Sinldlng
Woods William, II Swlnegate, Grantham
Woods WiUlam, 121 WUIingham at. Weelsby,
Gnat Grimsby
Woodward MrB.M.E.24BaUway sLGt.Grmsby
Woodward Thomas, Leverton, Boston
Woolton Mrs. Elisabeth, 21 Oxtord street,
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Wortley William, Baiiowb^, Grantham
Wray John K 87 Tarborongb st. Gt.Grimsby
Wray William, Wrangle, Boston
Wright Edward, Klimington, Ulceby
Wright James, Ludtord ParTa,Market Basen
Wright John, 33 Lime at. Great Grimsby
Wright John, 99 Thedger st Great Grimsby
Wright Joseph, Saleby, Altoid
Wright Miss Lucy, London road, Spalding
Wright Mra. Mario, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Wright Maorice, jon. 6 Bancroft street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Wright Bobert, Swineshead, Spalding
Wright Thomas, Frislmey, Boston
Wright William. Fulstow, Loath
Wyers Bobert, 148 Kelson at. Great Grimsby
Yates Charles, 23 Bootgate, Stamford
SHOBTHANB WIUTBauS.
Barry Charles, 11 Town Hall st. Gt Grimsby
Dale Wm. G. Flestgate, Barton-on-Humber
SIEVE ft SOBEEK UANTTPS.
Brown Edward, 11 Prospect street & at Crown
yard, Horncastle
Gregory J.Fartlandwarka,PortUuid St. Undo
SZOK WBITEBS.
See Writers tt Gainers.
SII.K MAITUVAOTTTBBBS.
Fattcraon & Sons, Brayford, Lincoln
BILK KBBOBBS.
Armstning John Henry, 183 & 184 Clee-
thorpe road. Great Grimaby
Balnbridge George ft Sons, 234, 28S & 23<
High street, Lioooin. See advertisement
Banaor William, 1*7 High street, Lincoln
Bingley ft Baanmont, 3 Market pLGalnsboro'
Bond Edward, 08 High street, Grantham
Cartwright Edward, Market place, Sleaford
Dswber Henry, 30 Market place, Gainsboio'
Dawson Samuel, 1 High street, Granthun
Dixon John, IS ft 18 Market place ft 32
Lord street, Galnsboroagh
Bre ft Banshaw, Market place ft Eastgate,
L,onth. See adrertisement
Ere James, High street, Spllsby
Kiaher Clement Henry, 43 $lrer st. IJnootai
Flint Mrs. Thomas, 33 Silrer st. Lincoln
Fox Charles James, The Terrace, Spilsby
(iodfrey ft Boolton, 12 Watergate, Grantham
iiuy ft Smith, 19, 21 ft 23 Victoria street
west. Great Grimsby
Barrison Thomas, Market place. Bourn
Heahe Frank ft Co. 3 High at. Horncastle
McKerohar Alex. 38< ft 287 High at. Uncoln
Kawer ft ColKnglvum 238 High st. Lincoln
UNCOLITBHZRI^
jspar Edwaid, 7 Strait Baigate, Boston
Farker )fc Smith,. M Slcait Baiiate, Boston
Spilman Jolm Baa, Wiaterton, Domcaster
bylos Oaorge Wm. 41 Silver street, Lincoln
TopUas'Bainael ft Son, 18 Mercer row. Loath
HacahaB ft Snelgrovs, 10 to 30 Vera street ft
3M to:34g Oxtotd street, London u
SiZiVEBSXITBB.
OlaypoolB Henry ft Son, 8 ft 11 West street ft
30 ft 81 Dolphin lane, Boston
Elliott John, St. Ounstan's lock. High street,
Uoeoln
Gadsby William, 4« Silver street, Uncoln
G^tnaa Mark, .7 High atoaet, Stamf old
Peatte mnuy ft Sons, 42 High st. Grantham
Pheasant .George, High st. Qrowle, Doncaatar
Sexfr Bavtbcn, 37 High street ft 1 Weatgata,
Grantbam
Usher Jomw ft Son, 193 High st. Lincoln
Yoang William Henry, Mill hill, Boeton
GoUaniiths' Alliance Limited, 11 ft 13 Gom-
liill, London e.c
SIZE KANTTPAOTUBEBS.
Cannon Bernard ft Oa. Witham works,Gaunt
street, Lincoln
8XIH BBOXXBS.
See Broken— Hide ft SUn.
SXZN UEBCHAHTS.
See Hide ft Skin Mercbaots.
BliATE AGENTS.
,£ea Agents— Blatb
BX.ATB KEBOHANTS.
Oapea Charles,149 Victoria tt.Bth.GUGrlmsby
Cooper Jaanin, Trinity street, Qainslxiroagb
Dawber William ft Son, River head, Victoria
street west. Great Grimaby '
Godfrey John, Midland Bailway station;
timber yard, Wothorpe road, Stamford
HicklingHnrd,138Eastgate ft Maiden row.Lth
Fnrvls Geo. 77 Victoria 8t.west, Qt. Grinubf
Biggall ft Hewins, Eleanor street, Weelsby,
Great Grimsby
Seymour John, 21 George street, Boston
Sharp ft Hlscox, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Ward Mrs. Eliza Ann, 24 Melville st. Unoolo
SIiATEBS.
Aelbarry Hsiiry,78aul st Cariiolme rd. Lincoln
Arnold Edward, Louth road, Homoastle
Oalstar George, Willow walk, Spalding
Cannar William, 30 Portland street, Uncoin'
Capes Chas. 149 Victoria at. sauth,(H.Gnnsby
Cooper Joaeiihi Trinity street, Gaineborongh
DawaOB. JirimrOld BoliDgbroln^ Spllsby
Emeraon Wnu 0 St. George's sq^ Stamford
Foster UoiUn, 83 East Marsh St. Ot. Grimsby
Lambert. Waston, 34 Nortligate, Louth
Maultby^Ssnry, Binbroka, Market Basen
Nightingale ft Danliy, Eleanor street,
WeeMK Gnat Grimsby
Flowright Miobaei, Halflcet, Market Deeping
Forter Edward, Coisterworth, Grantham
Biggall ft Hewins, Eleanor street, Weelsby,
Great Qrimsby
WaUs Ch^iiear^tne cottage, Calstor
Williams John, King street, Lincoln
ai.QPP OWKEBS.
^ Boat Owners.
flOCAOk AaXHTB.
Sea Aients—Bmack'ft Yacht,
SKAOK OWHBBS.
Allington George^ Fish Dock rd. Ot. Grimsby
Alward Ja8.ft Geo. Fish Djock rd.Gt.Grlmsby
Aahford WUllain, Freeman st, Gt.' Grimsby
Astley Charles. J. D. Fish dock, Gb Grimsby
Bacon Edmund, 18 Arlington street, New
Ctae, OiaatGtiiqsby
Baacomh Janus, 74 Stanly streak Naw Clee,
Great Grimsbi:
Beacher Qeoige, '80 Orwell Btreet,Gt. Grimsby
fieacook ft' Morris, Hsh Dock rd.Gt. Orimsbr
Bealey Chartea, 188 Hainton atreet, Weehib/,
Great Gri'n^by
BlackbnniA)^ H. N.-tS Earl st GtQimsby
Blakeney Charles, 8 Arlington street, New
Clee, Oma^ Grimsby
Brown ThaisM, 20i Hainton street, Weelsby,
Great Grimaby
Brown Walter Colton, 69 Earl at OtGzlmsby
Bmsey Jamea, Fish dock ft 198 Balnton
street, Weelsby; Great Grimsby
Bryant John, Fish Dock road, Gt Grimsby
Bupcb John, Stnod street, Great Grimsby ,
Boston Joseph, 189 Oleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Buston Joseph, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
BaU WilUafo, 6t Kent irtrset. Great ^Qrii^b^
BMA BH
Cable Jofan,4SHatntanst.Weel8by,atarmsbJ
Campbell Frederick. 21 Stirling street, Naur
Clee, Great Gnmsby
Campbell Jas. Ban. 118 Koit st Ot Gijnsby
Campbell Tbomaa, Fish dock. Great Grimslnr
Chamberlain Geoig^Fish Dockrd.Gt6nnior
Chapman ft Gillett, Figh dock, Gt Grimsby
Chapman Henry, 307 Hainton street, WeelahT)
Great Grimsby
Chattartw William. 141 WUIingham street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Collins WiUiam, Fish dock ft 198 Hainton
street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Cook AUred H. nsb dock. Great Grimsby ,
Cook C 128 Thorold st Mew Clee,GtGrimsby
Cook Jabez, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Cooper William, 7 Highgate ter. Cleethorpei,
Gieat Grims'l^
Conaens Henry, SUrbeck quarter, Boston
Croft Amon, 6 Bancroft street, Cleethorpei,
Great Oriiosby
Cross James, 113 Orwell street, Gt Grimsby
Crowther Chalres, Fish Dock rd. Gt Grimsby
Culllngton Peter, 76 Guildford street, Mew
Clee, Great Grimaby
Culyer A. 37 Stanley stMew Clee.Gt Grimsby
Curtis Brothen, SUrbeck quarter, Boston
Cnrwood Gea .ft Co. Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
Curwood John, 64 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsiby
CuttingJn.7tStanley stNewClee,Gt Grimsby
Dalby Hy.99 Hainton stWeelsby.Gt Grimsby
Dbughu Blchard Thomas, 190 Welliogton
street. New Clee, Great Grimsby
Doust Alfred Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Earle Henry, Fish Dock road. Great Grimsby
Earle John Jas. Fish Dock road, Gt Grimsby
Bmptage jBs.ft John, FishlDock, GtGrimsby
FeUows W.876tirlingstMewClee,GtGrinisby
Fureater Anthony, Ilah dock, Great Grimsby
Forester A.204Victor stMewClee,GtOrlmsby
Forester Charles, Fish Dock rd. Gt Grimsby
Gidley John, Fish Dock road. Great Grimsby
Oidlw John, jim. Fish dock. Great Grimaby
G«odteUowWm.Thoa.l300rwaU stOtGtmaby
Grant J.4Brlghton st Cleethorpes,Gt.Gna8by
Grant Jolin,F1rcottages, Millrd. Cleetborpas,
Great Grimsby
Grant W.19aeorg« stCleethorpes,Gt.GrmBby
Green William, Fish dock. Great Grimaby
Oraenwood Bt. Wm.ll« Orwell st OtGrmsby
Greer Thomaa Henry, 97 Kent st GtOimaby
Grimsby Smack Owner Association Limited
(Frank Banett,sec. ), Fish daok,atGeiinsby
GusswaU John, Fish Dock road, Gt Grimsby
Hamden Fnderiek,Fish Dock nLOtOrimaby
Hawke John a Fish Dock road, Gt Grlmsl^
Hiekaon Bobert 88 Gnildford strret. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Hill John Thomas, Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
Holmes William, 177 Cleethorpes road, Naw
Clee, Great Grimsby <
Horne Joseph Elliott, 20 Stanley street. New
Clee, Great Grlmshy
Jackson Edward H. Fish dock, Gt Grimsby
Jackson George, 34 Kent stteet, Gt Grimsby
Jeffs Charles, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Jeits George, Fish Dock road ft 6$ Kent street.
Great Grimsby
Johnson John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Johnson GteorgcllArlington street,New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Knott James, 1 Maoaolay ter. Great Grimsby
Lawrence WUlhun, ITish Dock nl. QtGrimsby
Leonard C. 37 Victor stNew Clee,GtGrinisby
Lidgard D.lCharies stCleethrpes.GtGriiiisby
LochiJ.98Wllllngham st Weelsby,GtGrinMby
Marks Bbenexer W. M» Albion stOtGrimsby
KelhuishJ.87Staaley stMewClee,GtGrimsby
Melhoish Bobert, Ksb dock. Great Grimsby
Moody ft Kelly, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Moody Frederick W. Fish dock, Ot Grimaby
Moody Wallwr, Fish Dock road, Gt. Grimsby
Moms Henry, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
MorrlsHy. 109 Victor stNewClee,GtGrimsby
Morris James, 137 Cleethorpe roail. Mew Clee,
Great Grimsby
Mudd Harrison, Fish dock. Groat Grimsby
Mundahl Carl Magnas,88 Kcut stGtGrlnuby
Mnrrell Joecmh, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Nash John, Fish dock. Great Grimalij
NicheiaonSShadiachFitzherbert, litSOloetUorpe
road. New Clee, Oieat Grinuby
North Sea Fishing Go. Limited, Fisit doofc.
Great Grimsby
Fhistow Edwin Chadee, 123 Gnildford street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Plaatow James, Fish Dock roal, Ot. Qrimsby
Plowman William John. 31 Stanley street
New (aep,Great Grimaby
Porter B.110 Hainton st We«lsby,atGr:nnby
Porter William Samuel, 10 Orwell street ft
Fish Dock road. Great Grimsby
Kantian John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Bea4yW.J.181VlctarstNewClce,Gt(rr;msl>y
Boberta Robert Orwell street Gt Grimsby
Boblnson John Farkqr, 10 Arlington street.
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Shackles Henry, 196 .Hainton street, WeeUhy.
Great Grimsby
Sheen 'Wm.6«QMnton(t.,WeelB'.^,'at.a;imsliy
-852 SMA
BVACX OwBERS— oontlnned.
Binclaii Robert, Fbta dock. Great Orbnsby
. Smethunt Henr; & Soni, Fish Dock road,
Oreat Orinuby
Smith Wm. Henry, 24 CI jde at. Gt. Grimsby
Btarling Bobort, 4 Bt. Andrcw'i terrace, Stir-
ling itteet. New Glee, Great Grimsby
Starlfiig WUliam John, 72 Stirling street,New
Ctoe, Great Grimsby
Stringer William, Bkirbeck qnarter, Boston
Boggltt Robert, 1 Victoria terrace, Beaoon-
thorpe, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
Bnggitt William, 3 Victoria terrace, Beaoon-
Tthorpe, Cleethorpes, Great Grimsby
hornham Thomas, 17 Arlington street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
' Thorpe James, 281 Freeman street & Fish
dodc, Great Grimsby
Trofer J. 63 Stirling Bt.New ClecOt-Grimsby
Trolley John, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Trolley Jn.U3 Victor atNew Clee, Qt. Grimsby
Turner Bobert Blchard, 1« Orwell street A
Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Twyman Henry, Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Waddingham Jolin, U Stanley street, New
Clee, Great Grimsby
WoodB-M Guildford st.New Clee,Otarimsby
Woods John Joseph, 119 Guildford street,
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Wright Henry, 1<7 Albion st. Gt. Grimsby
8KAI.LWABB DEAI.EBS. .
Bearman Mrs.E.23SCleethorpe rd.Gt.Orimsby
Copeland William, Foston, Grantbam
Foster Henry, Foaton, Grantham
UaIll«eUBdwin(wholesale),lNew mrkt-lAdn
HllUionae Frederlek, 12 CecU st. Grantham
Bandall Hre. Charlotte, 66 Wharf rd. Qmtbm
8KITHS, BLACXSKITBB ft
VABBIBB3.
Abbott Henry, Swaton, FaUrin^uun
Abey John, Bametby-le-Wold R.aO
Ablewhite David, Horsington, HomcasUe
Adcock William, Heighington, Lincoln
Adkin Thomas, Metheringham, Lincoln
AUen Herbert. Kowston, Lincoln
Allen John, Bennington, Boston
Allitt Jesse, Saleby, Alford
Apideby Barauel, Sonth Cockerington, Lontb
Aram Blchard, Wellingore, Gnuitham
trdln George, Carlby, Stiuiifard
kmold Joseph, Dyke, Gedney 6.0
Asher Isaac, Great Gonerby, Grantham
.UUn Frederick, Leake, Boston
Atkin John, Branston, Lincoln
AtUn Samnel Greenham, Nocton, Lincoln
Atkins Henry, Potter Hanworth, Lincoln
AtUnion John, 11 Newport, Llncobi
Atkinson Thomas, Winthorpe,Bkegne9s B.S.0
Anstln John ft Son, Appleby, Doncaster
ATison Charles, EastTllle, Boston
Ayre Hy. Whitecroft St. Barton-on-Hnmber
Ayre Jolm, BooUiby PagneU, Grantham
Ayre John, Somerby, Grantham
Bacon John, Bast Halton, Ulceby
Bagl«>y Wm. Thomas, Scnnthorpe, Doncaster
Baines Alfred, Upton, Gainsbomngh
Baine* David, 3 Back street, Gainsborongh
Baines John, Bpringthorpe, Gainsborongh
Baines Thomas, Castle Bytiuun, Stamford
Baines Ward. Little Corrlngham, aainsbora'
Sainton David. Brooghton, Brlgg
Baker Daniel, Morton, Boom
Baker Joseph. Leverton, Boston
Baker WUliam, BkelUngthorpe, Lincoln
Barber Thomaa, West Deeping, Market Dpng
Barnaby Benjamin, Thornton Cnrtts, XHceby
Barton Charles Emerson, ProTidence works,
KastgateftFl9bdock,Gt.arimsby. Beeadvt
Baxter Alonsa, Bipplngale, Boom
Baxter Benjamin, Imham, Bourn
Beacock ft Morris, Fishdock rd. Gt. Grimsby
Beard Wm. Langton St. AndrewB,Horocastle
Beecroft James, Lnddlngton, Goole
Bellamy Joseph, Bast K&kby, BpUsby
Benneit Charles, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Bennett Samuel, Heatoastreet, Gainsborongh
BennettWm.DeepingSt James, MarktDenmg
Benton Joseph Franklin, BQlinghay, Bleaford
Blchens Edward, Qoeberton, Spalding
BIggadIke Charle^ 13 Cross stnet, Lincoln
BiUiighay Matthew, Brothertott, Boston
BlUson George, 9 Westgate, Grantham
Blackboum John, Covenham St. Mary. Lonth
Blades Jolui, Union street. Market Basen
Blancbaid Frank, Prospect pi. Market Basen
Bland James, Canington, Boston
Bleasby William, High sU Crowle, Doncaster
Bliss Isaac, TjM St. Mary, Wisbech
BIyth John, 82 Foondry street, Homcaatla
Booth Tliomas, TImberland, Lincoln
Bowena WUliam, Wdton-ln-the-Msnh,Sptlsby
Bradford WUliaD, Morton, Bonm
Bradley Edwin, But Baricwlth, Wragby
KadleyP.UttleLoadon,Lon88atton,w1sbeofa
Kadlay Bobert, Klrton End, KIrton, Boston
Bralstord Hany Cmriia, Hdton, Wragby
Brand Benjamin, AlgwIdrk, Spalding
Biatiey J.ftH. iji cieethorpe rd. OtGrimsby
LIBCOLNSHIRE.
Bratley Harry, Thorganby, Great Oilmaby
Bray William, Mnmby, Alford
Braybrook Edward, Gosberton, Spalding
Brett Thomas, Barlatone-le-Willowa,'jQmthm
Briggs Frwlk. North Somercotcs, Ot.Orimsby
Briggs John, Burwall, Lonth
Briggs Joseph, BaOway street, Gt. Orimsby
Bristow Bhqifaard, Claxby, Market Basen
BritUS George. Wrawlby, Brlgg
Brittain Thos. North Somercotes,Ot.Grimsby
Brooks Solomon Mawer, West street, Alford
Brown Adolpbus N. Brooklesby, Ulceby
Brown David, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Brown George, 23 Flottergate, Gt Orimsby
Brown Blchard, Ashby, Homcaatle
Brown Bobert, Northooates, Great Orimsby
Brown WiUlam, Chnroh lane. Great Orimsby
Brown William, East Keal, SpUsby
Brown Wm. Uloeby-wlth-Fordington, Alford
Brumby Charles, Tetford, Homcastle
Brumby Coggon, Hemswell, Klrton Lindaey
B.S.0
Brumby Marshall, Habrough, Ulceby
Bmmmitt Edward, Sheep market, Spalding
Brummitt George, Sibeey, Boston
Bmmmitt James Wilson, Plnchbeck,SpaM!ng
Bull Herbert, North Bauceby, Bleaford
Bnnsing John, Sheep market, Stamford
Buichnall Robert, Deeping St. James, Market
Deeping
BuTchnall Walter, Little Bytham, Stamford
Burchnall Wm. Hy. Bkillingtoa,Colsterwarth
Burkinshaw Joseph, WestButterwidcDoncster
Burrell Charles, Middle Basen, MaAet Basen
BurrsU Ell, Blyton, Gainsborough
Borrows John, Dorrington, Lincoln
Bush Thomas, Welton-in-the-Maish, SpiUby
Butcher WiUlam, Irby-In-the-Marsh, Burgh
CampbeU WUUam'; Edward, West Acridge,
BaftonM>n-Humber
Capes Geo. Snitterby, Ktrton Lindaey B.S.0
Capes George, South Dale, Oaistor
CarglU J. S. Carrlngton, Boston
Carr Bobert Wm. WythamK>n-the-HUl,Boum
Carrott John, Bwlneshead, Spalding
Carrott Joamh, Caythorpe, Grantham
Carter Jas. TattersliaU brdg.Dogdyke, Boston
Cartledge Henry, BecUngbam, Newark
CartwrightWm. North skCrowland,Peterboro'
Chambers George, DIgby, Lincoln
Chambers George, Bowston, Lincoln
Chapman George, Friskney, Boston
Cliapman Henry, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Chapman John, George st. Baton-on-Huuiber
Chapman John. Wootton, Ulceby
ChaiimanWm.Ai>drew,BUllngboro',FkUcnghm
Charles WUliam, 12A, Newmarket, Loutli
Charlton George, Burgh -In-the-Marsh B.S.0
Clark Henry, South Ferriby, HnU
Clarke Bsra, Fengate,Mou]ton Chapel, Bpldng
Clarke Samnel, Cliapelgate, Gedney ao
Clarke William, Hnmbo, Alford
Clarkson Robert, Seveeby, Boston
ChtwMn WUliam, Welbonm. Grantham
Clay WUUam, West street, Alford
Clements Beglnsld, Uffington, Stamford
Cliff John, Holbeaoh hnm, Holbeaoh
CUxbyT.WUlonghton, Klrton Llndsey R.B.0
Coates George, 1S7 Wlnsover road, Spalding
CodUng WUliam, Silk WUlonghby, Bleaford
Ooggan Jas. Measlngham, KirtonLlndseyR. S. O
Colbeck Mrs. Harriet, 4 Chequergate, Lonth
Ooldron Frederick, &ant Broughton,Nevark
Coleman Oeorge, New road, Spalding
Cook Oeorge, Hecklngton, Bleaford
Cooke Oeorge, Keal Coates, West Keal,6pUsby
Cooke Herbert, Sttcktord, Boston
Cooper Joseph, Newton ft Bracel?, FalUnghm
Cooper Robert, Oedney hill, Wisbech
Coppln Thomas, Hahiton, Wragby
Cmdelsy Christian, West FlnohbeOk, Spalding
Cotton Edward, Minlngsby, Boston
ConrtAian Bobert, LaAgtoft, Market Deeping
Covel John, South lea&igham, Bleaford
Covel WUliam, WeUingore, Grantham
Cowham George, West street, Boston
Crampton Stephen, Horbling, lUUngham
Credland James, Ferriby rd. Barton^on-Hmbr
Crick WiUlam, Foontahi lane, Boston
Critchley John, Lenton, Grantham
Cross Bobert, Grammar School road, Brigg
CundalU Bobert, Lessby, Market Basen
Curtis Charles, Bardney, Lincoln
Dale Edward, Appleby, Donoaster
Dale Henry, Klrmlngton, Uloeby
Dale John Hargrave, Ulceby Vfllage
Dale WUUam, Alsby, Orantham
Dannatt John, Anootts, Doncaster
Dannatt Thomas, Woodhonse,BeKon,Doncastr
Dannett Robert, 4 KIdgate. Louth'
Daasby Joseph, Branston, Lincoln
Davey WUliam, Lagboume, Lonth
Dawson Donald, Thomgate, Lincoln
Dawson Jabex, Wrangle, Boston
DawRon Thomas, Oxford street. Market Basen
Dellar John George, Maiston, Orantham
Dtnton WUliam, Owmby, Market Basen
Dickinson Francis, BaxUby, Lincoln
Dickinson George, Scothem, Lincoln
Dickinson RariT, Scothern, Lincoln
DkUnaonT. R. mgh st BUUngboro', FaUcnghm
[kelly's
Dickinson Tliomas, Thorpe Bt Peter, Wsiu-
fleet All saints B.8.0
Dixon Bobert, Snarford, Market Basen
Dobson Isaac, Drove end, Wisbech
Dobaon John, Keelby, XHceby
DonnerImmanoel,8altlleetbySt Peter's, Lout'.i
Donaon George, FnUetby, Lonth
Donson WiUlam, Belchford, HomoasUe
DomerT. Redbonme, Klrton Llndsey B.S.0
Doughty C Colbecks' yard. High st Lincoln
Doughty J.Fen Bide,Uslton Holegate,SpU<by
Doughty Thomas, Ot Steeping, BpUsby
Doughty WUliam, Winterton, Doncaster
Dracaa Mark, Leverton. Boston
Drakard Charles, Tbomton-le-Fen, Boston
Draycott John, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Drayton Joseph, Nettleton, Castor
Diewery George, South KUIlni^oInie, Uleeby
Drewerr Thomas, East Halton, Uloeby
Drewery WlUiam, North KiUingholme,Uloel)y
Drewry Oeorge, Hnmberstone, Qt Orimsby
Drewry John.Cross stCleetbariies,Ot.Grimcby
Drewry WUliam, Seartho, Ot Orimsby
Dring James, Great Hale, Sleaford
Dring WUUam. Long Bennington, Grantham
Dnckltt Edmund, Tetford, Homcastle
Duke John, Leedenham, Orantham
Durdey John, Epwortb, Doncaster
Eady John, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding
East Joseph, Brackenborough road, Lonth
East Michael, SiAinderby, Llnooln
Edgley WUliam, Sutton bridge, Wbbech
Ellis Geo. 24 Norman stft Oxford st Lincoln
Ellis Richard Henry, Canwlck, Lincoln
Ellis WiUlam, Bar'iney, Uncoln
ElwlsBWm.BrDtherho.bar, Crowlnd-Peterbom'
ElwoodGervase,Scotter,Elrton Lindsey R.S.0
Elwood WUUam, Scawby-cum-Sturum, Bri^fr
Bmpson John, North Owersby, Market Ratten
Bno John, Conlngsby, Boston
Evison Thomas, Minting, Homcastle
Kanthorpe WiUlam, Wragby
Farmery E. Kirkby-cum-Osgodby.Mkt Ba^n
Farmery W. Klrkby^mm-O^odby.MktBsftii
Farmery Wm. WUdmore, Conlngsby. Bostoi,
Farrow Edward, Maltby-le-Marah, Alford
Faulkner G. South Somerootes, Gt Orim«h>
Fawn James, Holbeach St John's, Holbear'.
Fenton James, Eagle, Newark
Fenton Joseph Bentin-, Great Hale, Slcafnrl
Fields Charles, West Tlieddlethorpe, LnucU
FlUlngham Alfred Newman, 171 Bridge strw:.
Gainsborongh
Fisher Edward, High street Spalding
Flcar Wilson, Washlngborough, Lincoln
Fletcher Hy. HaUtoft end, Frriston. Bo>t»i
Foster John, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Faster WUUam, Oedney hiU, WUbech
Fountain Jn. High st Long Sutton, WisbtT':
Fox John Thorpe, 27 Holbeach road. Spalilui!
Fox Wm. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbfcl.
Francis John Thomas, FMston, Boston
Freer John, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Friskney John, Banmbcr, Homcastle
Fulford John, Waltham, Great Grinivby
Fulford Reuben, Tealby, Market Ita<ien
Gardner Oeorge, Cuckoo Bridge, West Pirn" -
beck, Spalding
Gamer George, jnn. Oarthorpe, Ooole
Geeson Samuel, Denton, Grantham
German F. North Bt Crowland, Peterbomuir.'i
Gibson Charles, Toynton St Peters, Spjbbv
Gibson F. North WUlingbnm. Market Rax-n
Gibson John, Horkston, HoU
QUder Thomas, Barrow-on-Humber.
GllUat Josepli. Donington-on-Bain. Lout!.
Omiat WUliam, GaytnB-le-Wald. Lnath
GUUson Samuel, Bopsley. Onmtham
GiUyatt Christr. West Basen. Msrket Bann
Good Jabez, Faldlngworths, Market Raws
Gootlhand Joseph, Fluxborongh, Doncaster
Goodman T. ftWm. 22ftt3Bath n>w,Stan'.far:
Goodman Jolm, Burton-by-Linooln
Goodman Richard. Wickenby. Wragby
Gosling Jss. Crosses, Long Sutton, Wislxc^
Oouldlng Edwd. H. SneUand,Wragby,Lin<.'.-.
Gouldlng John, Waddington, Lincoln
Goulson Benjamin, 11 Thomgate, Lincoln
Ooulson Page, Marvton, Grantham
Gowshall Mrs. Maria, East Theddletlk-r-'
Louth
Grant Joseph, Bonby, Barton-on-Hnml«r
Graves James, Aby, Alford
Graves Thomas, Welbonm, Grantbani
Graves WiUlam, Hangham, Louth
Oraveson Jolin, Haxey, Bawtiy
Gray Henry, Towngate, Market Seepin?
Greatrix WlUiam, Ftshtoft Boston
Green Arthur, Oreatfbrd, Stamford
Green Francis, Frelston, Boston
Green WUliam, South Ferriby, Hnll
Greenwood Edwtn.SoothWiUIngrhain.vrraf' .
Greenwood William, back of Royal Ii-vi
chambers, Orsat Orimsby
Oresham Thomas, Newland, Lincoln
Grlmbleby Frauds, Limber (OreatV Vun^
Ortmdy Charles, Yarhorongh, Loath
Qrundy Frsderick, Asterby, Homcactie
Grundy James, Helpringham, Sleaford
Grundy John, 16 Walkergate, Lonth
Grandy Jn.G. Notth Somercotea,Gt Gric-'!
Digi
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TRADES DIRECTOKT.]
Qrimdr William, North OockarlBgtan, Loath
(iDon Bdward, WoodbaU Bfa, HoraoMtl*
(tunisj Nothb Pentby rd.Barton-on-Hiimtar
Uny Benj. Kaltfbt St. Pinobback, Spaldlog
Huth Charles, Tetnqr, Great Grinuby
Htith George, Hnmbantone, Great Grlmib;
Haiti! WUliam. Kedbj, UloebT,
Haltli WllUam, North Thoreabjr. I<onth
Hall Frank, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Hall George, High at. Barton-on-Haniber
Hall Jamea, Tatteraliall, Boaton
Hall Jason. Winteringham. Doncaater
Hall WillUm, Swcby All Sainta, Hull
Houimond Thotnaa, Rlby, Great QrimabT
Uirdy Charlea, Butterton, Spnlding
Hare George, T71oeby Village
Harlock James, Weston, Spalding
Harpham Wm. Toynton-All-Saints, Bpilaby
Harrlfl Wm. North end, Swine8head,tipalding
Harrison Edward, Saxllhy, Lincoln
Harrlann T. Pamplin, 117 High at. Boston
Hart William. 21 Bigby street, Brigg
Harrison Hemy, Fotherby, Lontli
Hanrood B.. WiUlngham-by-Stow, Gainaboro'
Harvood George, Bhephaystow, Wliaplode
drove, Peterborough
Huulp, William, Bast end, AUord
Hather William, Marton-by-Galnaborbngb
HaTeicrott Henry, Bametby-le-Wold B.S.0
Haw Arthur, Sheep market, Spalding
Hayes Darid Hayes, North Carlton, Lincoln
Hayes Pred. Ingham, Lincoln
Hayes WiUlam, Sutton Bridge, Wlabech
Haynes (Hoige, Ingoldmella, Burgb B.B.0
Haynes John, Wrangle, Boston
Haynes Thomas, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Heath Wm. Uy. Bisliopbrldge, Market Baaen
Heaton Islimael. Teall^, Market Baaen
Hempatock WUIIam, Stickney, Boston
Hewitt Jabea, Edenbom, Bourn
Hewaon Charles, Saltleet, Loath
Hewaon John, limgton-by-SpUaby, Bptlaby
Hewaon John, jun, Partney, SpUaby
Hick< Jamas, Metheringham, Lincoln
Hicks John. Scopwlck, Lincoln
Hiles George, Llt.Corrlngbam, Gainaborough
Hill George, U Caskgate st. Oalnsboroogh
HiU John, Aswarby, FoUdngbam
Hill William, tstow, Lincoln
Hockney John, Bag Knderbj, Homcastle
Hodson John Clear, Swlncahend, Spalding
Hodson William, South Beston, Lonth
Hogg Bobert, Cowbit, Spalding
Hollingwortli David, Coningaby, Boston
Holllngvorth Mrs. Mary, IS Bank street,
Horn castle
Holmes Frederick, Elaham, Brlgg
Holmes George, Winterton, Doncaater
Holmes Joseph, jun, Navenby, Grantham
Holmes Thomas, Kastvllle Boaton
Holmes W.8oath-OnnBby-cum-Ketaby,Al(ord
Hoodlass Dunn. Gcrhill, Hall
Hoodless Josepli Benjamin, East Stockwith,
Gainsborough
Hortou John, SaltSeetby St. Peteia, Louth
Horton Jouaa, Leo, Gainaborough
Howard Clark, Lodbarough, Loath
Howard George, Bolchford, Homeaatle
Howett William, Ingoldaby, Oraotham
Hovitt .lohn. Aslackby, Falkinghun
Hadaon GeoiKelly, South Wltham, Grantham
Hadaon James, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Hudson John, Castle Bytham, Stamford
Hnnt Brothers (George & Henry), Xormon
ton, Grantham & at Coythorpe
Hant Charles, Sonth Hykeliam, Lincoln
Hnnter Walt. Mablethoirpe St. Mary, AUord
Hnrle Jamea, Grand alulce, Boston
Hnrst Pbailee, South Klklngton, Louth
Isaac William, Scredlngton, Falktngham
Jacklin George, Coniaholroe, Great Grlmsb>-
-Jnckson .Alfred, Fen, Wyborton, Boaton
Jackson George, Bisegate, Surfleet, Spalding
Jackson Henry, Benniworth. Wragby
Jackson Henry Thomaa, Wharf nLGrantham
Jackson John, SurSeet, Spalding
Jackson Bichard, Button, Wisbech
Jackson WUliam, Friskney, Boston
Jackson WUliam, Swaby, Alford
Jackaon William, Thurlby, Bourn
Janney Edward, Hogatborpe, Alton!
Jefford Charles, Bracebridge, LInooln
Jonkinaon 0.*Wm.8attonSt.James, Wisbech
-Jahnson Charlea, Goaberton, SpaMlng
Jolinson Mrs. BUah. Halton Holegato, SpUaby
.Jolinaon George, Bagle, Lincoln
Johnaon George, Skendleby, Bpilaby
•lohnson John, Anderby, Alford
U^ohnson John, Chapel hlU, Boaton
J'ohnson John Boineo, Wragby* at Longton-
toy-Wragby
Joluison John George, Nomianby-on-Wolda,
Market Raaen
Johnson Hobert, Sonth street, Calstor
.Johnson Taylor, North Searle, Newark
«^oliiiaon Thomas, lAoghton, Gainaborough
.rohnaon William, Normanby-by-Spttol,
Market Basen
^obb John, Coningaby, Boston
^aibb Bobert, Longworth, Llncobi
jK«iwy William, Weatwood aide, Bawtry
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Kendall Blcbaid, East Bntterwlck,Danoaater
Kennewell John, Bmringham, Donoaster
Kannington David, Blllingh», Sleaford
Eennfngton Nathan, Nor^ Kyme, Sleaford
Kent George, Eandyke, Quadring, Spalding
Key Booker, Olentwortb, Lincoln
Key Joaeph, Brattleby, Ltnooln
King John, Oxford s^eet, Market Baaen
Kirk John A Son, George st Great Grimsby
Kirk John, Manby, Louth
Kirk Simon, Orimoldbv, Louth
Kirkby Edward, Sibaey, Boston
Kirkham George, Wainfleet 8t. Mary B.S.0
Kirton William, Seaend, Moulton, Spalding
Knight John T. I^ythorpe, Kirkby, Sleaford
Kn^ht William, Great Coatee, Ulceby
Knipe Eldred, Braceborongh, Stamford
Ladley Jotin, Scamblesby, Homeaatle
Lambert John, Bicker, Spalding
Laming George, Owston, Bawtry
Ijiwrence John, TwTfonl, Grantham
Leach Cluurles, Bordney, Lincoln
Leader Samud, Sutton St-Edmnnds, Wisbech
Leaper Geo. Brand, North Hykehom, Lincoln
Lee Edwin, Bomon bonk, Skegness
Leo Nicholas, Craiae Lonnd, l^wtry
Leeson Robert William, Laoeby, Gt. Grimaby
Leggett Reuben, Hemingby, Uorooastle
Leggott William, Keadby, Doncaater
tJndley George, Nortli «aiid,Crowle, Doncaater
Lingard Joaeph, Ashby, Brigg
Long John Thomas, Harmaton, Lincoln
Longden Edward, Waleaby, Market Baaen
Longmate John, Anbonrn, Lincoln
Lord Tliomas, Twyford, Grantham
Lovitt Wm.Messingliam,KirtonLindseyB.S.O
Lowden James, South st.Crowland,Peterboro'
Lowla Charles, Grainthorpe^ Great Grimaby
Ludlow Charlea. Qnadilng, Spalding
Mabbott John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Maddison Charles, Tumby, Boston
Maddiaon Ellis, Fulstow, Louth
Marris Cfaarles, Kirton Lindaey B.aO
Marshall C.Willougliton,KirtonLindaeyB.S.O
Marshall John, Sturton, Lincoln
Marshall Robt. Nortliorpe,Kta:tonLlndsy. R. S.0
Marahall Wm. li. Kirkby .on-Bain, Homeaatle
Martin ft Brown, Church street, Spllsby
Mashford Charles, High street, Holbeach
Mason William, Snineabead, Spalding
Maxwell William, Commercial rd. Spalding
.Meadowa William, Fleet, Uolbeaob
Meanweil George, Eaatgate, Louth
Mettani Thomas, Carre place, Sleaford
Money Wilson, Wliaplod«I>n>ve,Peterboiongh
Moore Richard, Backtborn, LInooln
Moore Richard Johnson, Fenton, Newark
Morgan Jamea, Denton, Grantliam
Morton William, Beesby, Alford
Mossman Joseph, Coleby, Lincoln
Kerill John, Kelatern, Louth
Newham William, Moorby, Boeton
Nichols William, Corby, Grantham
Nicholson William, Lonth park ; 80 Eaatfleld
road <& River head, Lonth
Nowell Thomas, Eaatgate, Bourn
Oadea George, North end, Crowle, Doncaater
Oades Marahall, Loddington, Qoole
Oodea Richard, Eaatoft, Goole
Cakes John, Osborne street, Ot. Grimaby
Oaborne Henry, Union st. Market Raaen
Ouonan William, Folnton, Falkingtiam
Pacey George, Eagle, Newark
Pack George, Little London, Spalding
Paddison John, Nortli Somerootea,Gt.Grmaby
Paling G eo. Pode hole, Weat Plncbbeok,Spldng
Palllnder Tliomaa, Thornton Curtia, Ulceby
Palmer Parker, Burton Gogglaa, Grantham
Parker Joseph, l-'rlskney, Beaton
Parker Young, Goxhill, Hall
Parkinson Thomas, Beelsby, Great Grimaby
Pask John, 70 Park street, Lincoln
Patrick Robert, Wiiiteringham, Doncaater
Payne George, Welby street, Grantham
Pearson Charlea, Branston, LInooln
Pearson Thomas, Great Ponton, Grantham
Pearson Thomas, 10 North street, Grantham
Peart Thomas, Wootton, Ulceby
Phillipe George, Raithby, SpUaby
PhiUipaon Thomas, Binbrooke, Market Baaen
PhiUipson Wm. Little Steeping, SpUiby
Pick William, 4 Csstle street, Stamford
PIckaley Charles, Gleutham, Market Raaen
Pidd Taylor, Crowle, Doncaster
Pindar Anaon, Digby, LinoOln
Plastow Jamea, Fish Dock rd. Gt. Grimaby
Plnmpton Mager, Fen, Heoklngton, Sleaford
Podgson John, Boston rood, Holbeach
Portaas WiUbun, Button St. Jamea, WlsbecA
Preston N. Susworth, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Preston Walter, Kirton, Boaton
Prieatley Joaeph, Haltham-on-Bain, Hmcacle
Priestly WUliam, Thimbleby, Homeaatle
Proctor Jamea, St. Lawrence sq. Homeaatle
Procter William Jamea,Greetl>am, Homcastle
Pardon David, Howaham, Brlgg
Quambery WUliam, Hotiegate, Deeping St
Jamea, Market Deeping
Ronby Bdmnnd, Bilaby, Alford
Randa Ilah Jamea, Thealby, Borton-on-
Stather, Doncaater I
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BawUna Thomaa, Welby, Grantham
Boyner Henry, Kirton end, Kirton, Boaton
Bead John, Martin, Lincoln
Beader S. Deeping St James, Market Deeping
Redhead Frederick, Moulton, Spalding
Reed Bichard, Sturton, Lincoln
Reed WUliam, Tborpe-on-the-HiU, linooln
Bevill Samuel, Claypole, Newark
Reynolds John, 32 St. George's st Stamford
Richards John, jun. Rippingole, Bourn
Biohardaon Henry, narrow-on-Homber
Richardson Henry, 57 Weatgate, Grantham
Bichardaon John, Hagwortbin^iam, SpUaby
BlmmlngtonEdwanl,Colaterworth,arantbara
Roberta Benjamin, 1 Ulingham, Lincoln
Boberta Joseph Henry, Ilungate, Lino<dn
Robinson George, Bigby, Brigg
Rnbinaon John, Thurlby, Newark
Robinson WUliam, Botliwell, Calstor
RodweU Edwd. South stCrowlond, Feterboro'
Ross Cliarles, Althorpe, Doncaster
Roes Jamea, Wintertou, Doncaster
Ross Thomas, Londonthorpe, Grantham
Rushby Charles, Huskington, Sleaford
Salt Samuel, SincU bank, Lincoln
Sandaver George, Spridlington, Lincoln
Sanders William, Fen, Holbeach
Saunby Joshua, Weat Torrington, Wragby'
Saxton Thomaa, Epworth, Doncaater
Scott Benjamin, Gunhouse, Doncaater
Scott George, PilUred Honae yard, Gainaboro'
Scrimalilre Thomaa, Barrowby, Grantham
Selby Thomaa, Skillington, Colatarworth
Selby Walter, Great Oonerbr. Grantham
SeUara Fred, Middle Rosen, Market Raaen
Sellers George Arthur, Kirton, Boeton
Sensicie Henry, Hocconby, Bourn
Senaicie Robert, Falkingliom
Sewell A Rett, Bmoebriilge, Linoobi
Sewell John, Norton Disney, Newark
Sharp Graves, Falkingwortb, Market Baaen
Sharp John, Dunbolme, LInooln
Shaw Henry, Stickford, Boaton
Shelford Isaac F. London road, Grantham
Shepherd John Thomas, North Kelsey, Brlgg
Shepherd Thomas Holmea, SazUby, Lincoln
Shipley WilUam, Eaatgate, Boom
ShlrtclUt Jamea, Condleaby, Spllsby
Short Jamea, FrithvUle, Slbaev
Shnttleworth John, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Shuttlewortli Robert, North Hykeham,Lincln
Sibaon Joseph, Long Bennington, Grantham
SIgee John, Fleet, Holbeach
SImmonds John, Bisegate, Spalding
Simons Chas. 81 Victoria st we. Gt Grimaby
Singleton David, Boothby, Lincoln
Singleton Sol. Anton's gowt, Langrivllle,Bstn
Skelton Thos.G.Scotton,Kirtan LindseyB.fl.0
Skinner JohnW.Carltan-lo-Moorland,Kewark
Skinner Septimus C. Heoklngton, Sleaford
Skins Edmund, Metljeriugbam, Lincoln
Slator Abraham, Barrington gate, Holbeach
Slator Charles, High st Long Sutton, Wisbech
Slator Mabell P. Waahway, Whaplode,Spaldlng
Sleight Thomas, Bardney, Lincoln
Smith, Stephenson & V'ere, Perseverance
works, Cleethorpe road A at Old Dock, &
ofllce. Flower street, Great Grimaby
Smith George, Meltou Roe^ Bametby R.S.0
Smith George, Holton-lo-Clay, Great Grimaby
Smith George, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Smith George, Ludford Parva. Market Baaen
Smith George, 114 Lomlon road, Spalding
Smith John Charles, North Kelsey, Brigg
Smith John, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Smith Joaeph, Sonth end, Alford
Smith Joseph, Worlaby, Brigg
Smith Mrs. Martha, Irby-on-Humber, Caiator
Bmith Reason, Swinsteoil, Bourn
Smith WiUlam, Wainfleet All Saints R.B.0
Bmith WUliam, Wigtoft, Spalding
Snart WUllam.Deeping St Nicholaa, Spalding
Sneath John P. Church at Market Deeping
Snowden Job, Nortli Kelaey, Brigg
Sorfleet Edwaird, Hameringham, Homeaatle
Eorfleet Edwd. Mareham Hin-the-Hill,Hmcstla
Sorfleet Edward, jun. Halton nod, SpUaby
Sorfleet Thomas, 36 North street, Horacarae
SoathemJohn,Narth Forty Footbank,Boaton
Sowden Allen, East Theddlethorpe, Lonth
Sowerby James, 47 Bigby street, &lgg
Spalding John, Torr street, Gainaborough
Sparrow Charles, Branston, LInooln
Spence Jn. Covenhsm St.Bartholomew,Loath
Spencer Charles, Barringham, Doncaster
Spenoer Manoah, Baumber, Homcastle
Spm^y WUliam, North street, Boum
Stamp Thomas, Gorthorpe, Goole
Stepbenaon Alfred, Stalllngbomngh, Ulceby
Stephenson AUen, Bomoldby-le-Beok, Great
Grimsby
Stepheiumn Charles, Laoeby, Great Grimsby
Stephenson Charles, North Tboresby, Louth
Stephenson George, Orby, Burgh-ln-theManh
R.&0
Stevena Wm. BdwarJ.Marton, Gainaborougb
Stockdole George, Wainfleet All Sainta B.S.0
Stonea Edward, Wood Endsrby, Boaton
StorrHenry.Hlgh street,KirtonLindsey B.S.0
BtothordSaml.Hbaldstw, KirtonLindaeyB.&0
Stow John, Ftnkle lone, Barton-on-Homber
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Btu* ffUUflm; Bilgg nail.Butan-on-KiitnbMr
Bmancr John, Hotoiogton, Ormtlifdn '
tkunim John; "HoBgh-on-the-HUl. Gisathliai
Sntton Jan|ph,'{}Mine atreet, Great Grlmsby
Bat'OD Tbomal, Bonun t>«nk, Skegnen
8w^ BUjabiSoampton, Lincoln
Swinburne £d\nrd, BOlingha;, Slaifard
^M'DsTM(IbM.3S|Watenide aoiitb,LlnoaIn
Tagg WVIbBtti'WUsplode, Spalding
Taylor Herbert, S Chaplin itreet. Lincoln
Tajior Jotio, Qiorch end, Fnunpton, Boston
Taytot'ScoM, Walcott, Lincoln
Taylor Thomai, Danaton, Lincoln
Teeadale H&Oef; Weet street, Boston
Tbeaker WllUani.'Weatimte, Belton,I>onca<ter
Thompson Alexander, Kedby, Uloeby
Thompson Jetar, Repbam, Lincoln
Thompson Thomas, Flskerton, Uncoln
Thorpe Fbllip, Ancaater, Orantfaam
Tllley DicUnaon, Sea end. Wrangle, Boston
TInlnr James, Blyton, Gainsborough
Tinker John, Newton-on-Trent, Kewark
TonUInsott John, Welton-le-Wold, Louth
Topbam Henry, Alkboroagh, Doncaster
Tom WnUam, Hatton, Wragby
Towle John, Little Cawthorpe, Louth
Toynbee Thomas, Waddlngton, Lincoln
TmSoid Joseph, Six HUla, Market Baaen
Tnmer W!IllBmHy.22Cammercial rd.6paldlng
TwdTea John, Baaton, Market Deeping
Un7 Oeorge Bobert, Cabonm, Caiator
Vrry RobCTt,6raBby, Caiator
Utry Thomas Rnight, Orasby, Caiator
Viekera Charles, Marshchapel, Great Grimsby
Tiokeia Thonuis, Cambridge street. Clee-
tborpea. Great Grimsby
Wadd Bamnel, Crosby, Doncoater
Waite George, John street, Wainfleet All
Saints B.aO r & at Croft
WaUtet' Benjamin-John, Anvick, Sleafoid
Walker John, Winthorpe, Skpgnesa R.S.0
Waller John, Friskney, Boston
Waller Lnke,"FTiskney, Boston
Walater Oeorge, EpwortI), Doncaster
Waltham Benj. Baudyke, Quadrlng, Spalding
Ward George, Harlaxton, Grantham
Ward Lnke, Relpringham, Sleaford
Waterfleld Andrew Kelham, Kirton, Boston
WaterOeld John, Kirton, Beaton
Waterlovr Olmlea, Roxby, Doncaster '
Water* William, Jermyn street, Sleaford
Watmough George, Saxilby, Lincoln
Watson John SMimond, Fulbeck, Grantham
Weatherhog John, Sotby, Wragby
Webb Henry, 'Towngate, Market Deeping
Wegg James, Chapel lane, Spalding
Walls Jesae, Tetney, Great Orimaby
Weaeldine Oeorge, Southwell lnne,HomcaatIe
West Oeorge, Ealand, Crowle, Doncaster
West John, Bametby-le-Wold R.S.0
West John, Searby, Caiator
West Joseph, Aahby-oum-Fenby, Otimaby
West Joseph, i Olbbeaon street, Lincoln
Weat Rlchd. Croft, WalnSeet All BalntaR.aO
Westoby Alfred, Sonth Kelaey, Caistor
White Bartholomew, Gayton-le- Marsh, Alford
White Barthidomew, WIthem, AUord
WUte Cbariee, Sonui Tboresby, Alford
White Dawson, T8 Batgate end, Boston
White Oeorge, Maltby-Ie-Marsh, Alfoid
White Feter, Alrlngham, Louth
White Thomaa, Wroot, Bawtry
White Thomaa, Waltham, Great Grimsby
White Walter, Markby, Alf oid
White Mra, William, WiUoaghby, Alford
Whltworth Oeorge, Great Carlton, Louth
WMtnorth Joseph, Huttoft, Alford
WiUdnaon George, Woolathorpe, Grantliam
Wilkinson Jas.H. Cnw)e8,Long Snttn.Wsbch
Wilklnaon Thomas, Bedgebrook, Grantham
Wilkinson Tobiaa, Foeton, Orantbam
WIBeock John, Belton, Grantham
WlllaonJ.Bnnker'a hill,Thornton-le-Fen,Bstn
Wilson Bdwln, Scawby^cum-Sturton, Brigg
Wibon Jamee, Welton, Lincoln
Wilson John, Wlldmore, Boston
Wilson John,' Bast Stockwitli, Oainsborongh
Wing Mt& Smma, Dawsmere, Holbeach
Winn Matthew, Baasingham, Newark
Winter William, Stickney, Boston
Wise William, South Krme, Sleaford
Wood Charles, Leake, Boston
Wood Darid, Fen, Leako, Boston
Wood Tbonuia, Wildmore, Conlngaby, Boaton
Wood Thomaa,' Fen, Tntterahall, Boston
Wood WiUtaun D. Rlaegnte, Surlleet, Spalding
Woodhead Wm. Bishop Nortan,Kirton Lndsy
Woods Eplaalm, StarcrosL Holbeach
Woods Oeorge; Wrangle, Boston
Woodtborpe Arthur, Stickney, Boston
Woodthone Fredk. A. 93 Wide Bargate,Bstn
Woodward Mrs. H. OM BoUngbroke, Spllsby
Woodward WaUam, Wmt Keal, SpUaby
Wootton John, Sonth Witham, Grantham
Woraley WilUam, Marton, Gainsborough
Wright-Edward, Donington, Spelding
Wrlgbt George, Low Bumbam, Baw^
Wrlgltt>John, Bonsby, Bourn
Wright John, SnrHeet, Spalding
Wright Wmiam;:Oaboumby, Falklngham
LmCOLSSHIBK
Tsmg John, bnckhall, HamcaMIe
Young WUHam, Stizwonld, Homeastia
Younger Bobert, Oorby, Grantham
SOAP KAKBBS.
Smith Chas. Goodwin & Sons, Aahby road,
Bpilsby ; & 26 Upgate,Lonth
[KEELV'^t
SOOZETZBS.
Society
AUord Agricnltnral Labonrers'
(John Higgina, aec.), Alford
Alford ConaerraUve Asaoclatlon (J. E. Hem-
ingway, sec.), Alford
Alford Cottagos' Oow Club (Oeorge Atkin-
son, sec), Alford
Alfoid liberal AssOGlation(Hy.Thomas,aec.),
Alford
BillingborDugh * Horbllng Readings Recrea-
tion Society (Arthnr -Richard Hastings
Haslam,sec.),HlghBt.BI]Iingboro',F1knghm
Boston ConaerratlTe Registration Asaociation
(Thomas Dolby, prea. ; Thomaa Ablewhite,
lion. aec. ), 37 Main ridge, Boston
Boston Liberal Aasociation (Alderman iTohn
' Maltby, ban. sec.), 1 High street, Boston
Boston Shipwrecked Association (Alfred
Henry Bead, aectetary), Soatb St. Boston
British & For^gnBibIe6aciety(LoutIi branch)
(F.Sharpleyesq.hon.sec),ICammonat. Lth
Burton Hunts Omnuittee^ (Walter Turner
Toynbee, bon. sec), Bank street, Lincoln
Caistor Association for the ProaBCUtion of
Felons (Frank Beetham Cousans, solicitor),
Caiator
Cbnrch Missionary Society (Louth branch),
(T. F. Allison, esq. tieas.),Meroerrow, Lth
Chnroh of England Temperance Society
(branch) Brid^ street, Homcastle
Cbnrch ot England Temperance Society
(Holy Trinity branch, W. Brewer, sec.),
1 Victoria St. (St. James' branch, Vincent
T. Crow), -29 Eastgate. Louth
Orainthorpe Mntnal Improvement Society
(Thomas WiUlam OlUeard, librarian),
Orainthorpe, Great Grimsby
Grantham ConserTative Assooiation (Arthur
Hutchinson, hon.aec.),18 flnkin Ht.Grnthm
Grantham liberal Association A Reading
Rooms (Thomas Watts, care taker), 97
Highstieet, Grantham
Great Grimsby Licensed Victuallers' Associa-
tion (Richard Mason, solicitor), 97 Victoria
street south ; (W. H. Roberts, sec), Yar-
iMrough hotel. Great Grimsby
Orimaby Bailors' ft Fishermen's Widows &
Orptians'BoliefSociety (Charies Jeffs, pros. ;
William Jackson, treasurer) ; ofllce. Fish
dock, Oreat Grimsby
Grimsby Trawl Fisherman's Society (Samuel
Longwortb,sec.) ; waiting & reading rooms.
Fish Dock road. Great Grimsby
Guild of St. John (Vincent Tliomas Crow,
sec.), ft Upgate, Louth
Homcastle & District ConserTative Assoda-
tlon (J. R. F. Boulton ft T. R. Ely, seca)
Lindsey court, High street, Homcastle
Kirton Lindsey Horticultural Society (Thos.
Kelaey Falmer,|Bec), Kirton Lindsey B.SO
Lincoln Angling As80ciation(J.Dnrance ft F.
C. Bonme,joint hon. sees. ; George Barton,
water bailiff), Mint Uine, Linooln
LincolnAnti-Compulsory Vaoclnation League
(Wm. Jackson, sec),H SincD bank,Linpln
Linooln Diocesan Archltectnral 8odety(ReT.
O. T. Harrey, aec), Silver street, Linooln
Lincoln Diocesan Board ot Ednoation (Rev.
J. Hays, hon. sec.), meetings held quarterly
In the vestry of Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln
Lincoln Harmonic Society (F. W. Shaw, hon.
aec.). Silver straet, Lincoln
Linooln ft Unoolnshire Association for the
Prosecution of Felons ftc. (Jn.G. Williams,
sec ft treasurer). Silver street, Linooln
Lincoln Plate Glass Protection (William
Newtan.sec ),IOComBxohange arcade, Licln
Lincoln Society of MiS8lonClergy(Rer. Canon
Crowfoot, hon. sec. ), Lincoln
Lincoln Temperance Society (William Hiid,
sec), St. Swithin's square, Lincoln
Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (Stephen
Upton, sec), St. Benedict's Bqnare,Lincoln
Lincolnshire Coast Splpwreck Aasociation
(Louth branch) (Frederic D. Marsden,
collector), 4 Com market, Louth
Lincolnshire Conservative Registration Aaao-
elation (J. W. Wilson, agent), Westgt.Lth
Lincolnahire Land Agents' ft Tenants' Right
Valners' -Association (Stephen Upton, sec. ),
St: Benedict's square, Lincoln
Lincolnshire liberal Registration Aaaooiation
(Sharpley ft Son, agta.),l Cannon st. Louth
Uverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society
(Thomaa White, agent), 184 Wellington at.
Oreat Orimaby
London Missionary Society (Louth branch)
(Rev. C. Playll, 8ec),l<t Cemetery la. Louth
Long Sutton Agricultural Aaaociatlon (John
Wm. Swain, hon. aec ),Long Sutton, Wabch
Louth Agricultural Society ( J&mea William
Wilson, hon. see), Westgata, Louth
Soatb AaanetetlM tot the FMSMatiea of
Falona (Wilson «rgM^ neretatleaft treta.),
Westgace, Louth -
Loath Asaodction fbr the PiMastulluii at
Poachers (WllUam ' Haddon Owen, aec.),
-Hurton'a yard, Maraar row, Loath
Louth Conaerrative * Constitutional Anoei-
ation ft Clob((X E. W. Lucas, sec), Upgate,
Louth
Louth Oeneral Friendly Society (Ben)simn
Crow, see), 20 Lee atnet, Lonth
Lonth liberal Association ft Club(Alexander
Watson, sec), H Eastgate; Club room,
Walksrgate, Lonth
Louth ft Nel^bomhood Cottagers' Cow C3ab
(Frederic D. Marsden, actuary), 4 Com
market, Lonth
Louth United Diabrict of Foresters' FMendlv
8oolety(Alex. Wataon,aec),BMtgate,Lontti
Middle Marsh lAbonreta' Provident Anocla-
tinn (Rev. Benjamin Cnrtis T.A.K.C. sec ft
tress. ), North Cockerington, Lonth
National Society for the Education of the
Poor in the Principles of the Bscabliaiied
Cbnrch (J. O, Tnpbotane, (depot), 30 Mer-
cer row, Lontli
Naveoby Sick Benefit Club (Ber. John Hay*.
hon. sec ), Navenby, Graatbam
Beligiooa Tract Society (Lonth branch) (F.
J. Gray, esq. sec), i Eastgate, Lonth
Scientiflo DrasB Cutting Association Lim.
(Miss H. P. Penn, agent), Oollee tevens.
High street, Lincoln
Scotter Horse ft Foal Show Society (J. M-
Allen, hon. wee'), Scotter, Kirton Lindsey
R.S.0
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts (Bev. Canon Wilde, treaa.).
The Rectory, Louth
Spalding Horticultural ft Cottage Garden
Society (Henry Mitchell, aec), Spalding
Spilato Friendly Society, held at the - BnU
inn '' (George Walker, sec), Spllsby
Stamford Conservative Association (WiHlam
Oldham, hon. sec), St Mary's kil],Staiiifrd
Stamford Conservative Working Men's Asso-
ciation, St. Msry's hUl, Stamford
Torkaey, Fenton,Kettlethorpe, Doddington ft
Newton Agricultural Asaodatian fHenry
HopUnaon, aec), Doddington, IJncohi
YonngMen'a OhristlaB Aaodatian (Henry
Johnson, sec), Onildhall street, lineoln
Young Men's Christian Aaaociation Debating
Society (William Armstrong, aec), Guild-
hall street, Linooln
Young Men's Christian Aasoclationft Liteiaiy
Inatltnte (William Fletcher, sec). Spring
gardena, Spalding
Young Men'a Improvement Society (Rev.
A. Gedgo ic.A.prea. ftaec),Ludbon)',Lonth
SOD on. MAKTJFACTUKKBS.
Shaw Alexander ft John, Earle's Fieldjt
works, Grantham. See advert
SODA. WATEB, I^EMOKASS &
OINOBa BBB& UAITDTBS.
Barnes James, Weatlode atreet, Spalding
Bayne Mrs. Eliza, 4S Braadgate, Lincain
Bellamy Brothers, Stanley atieet. New Clee.
Oreat Orimaby
Bellamy J. P.IOdOieethorpe road, GtGrlmsby
Bbrkstt J. ft Son, « (Tom market ft I, 3 * &
New street, Lonth
Boulton Oem^ Shidd works, Alfoid
Burton Henry, Skeldyke, Kirton, Boston
Christian Jomea A. 8 Kent at Ot Grinsby
Claxton C. aen.(axora, of. ),Canwick rd.IJii<dis
Claxton Charles, Portland atreet, Lineoln
Crowaon David, Diamond works, Alfoid
Eaat Brothers, Walkergate, Lonth
Eyre ft Co. (James Hammond, agentVAbtiey
yard, Spalding
FIsber Francis Dixon, 1 Market pL Gnantlma
Giles ft Taylor, Btaoebridge^ Lincoln
Goulson Page Richard, Oxford st Uncoln
Graves H. T. ft C& CrowOarth, Ualnsboro
HiU William ft Oo. 317 Cleethorpe nnd.
New C9ee, Oreat Orimsby
HarrlaonGeoige,Billlngborongb,FaUtlUKhaiit.
See advertlaansnt
Hill John, Irby>in-the-Maiah, Bnrgh
Hill William ft Co. Cleethorpe n]ad.NeTrClee.
Oreat Grimsby
HopUnson T ft Cki. 44 ft 4S High st.Ot«nthm
Knight Wm. Ed-win, 43 Wrawby stamec, Brigg
Lee ft Green, Albion street, Spaldin & Carre
street, Sleaford
Lnpton John Mason, 164 Victoria st. aonti:.
Great Orimsby
Mager WiUiam, Star -works, AUwd
MUls R. M. ft Co. Market plaoe. Bourn
Morris ft Sawsard, Strabd st Great Ortrado
Mowbray ft Oo. Commarctal road, CrraotbaB
Palmer Henry William, Boom
FaatOald John, Waterloo atnet, Mar k»tlt»a
Plnmridge Edward, SpOaby mad, Boatoai
Boiriey Allied WtlUam, Wainfleet m.tann m,,
8hackxwithFr«dk.Barnr.(d.Baiten-«n,.B„lT
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Ska JoKph, 28 HoDe* >treet,Omt Orinuby
ylor lauc, U Wait ttntt, Boston
Wklkcr Han7, Hnadleby, SpDiby
Waltar Joaepb, 12 Bridge ttraet; Hocncutle
Wbitan Bpenoer HArrlaoii, Coningmby, Boston
Wblt* A Son, Coney oooit, Brigg
WbynU Wmiam. «4 High etreet, Onntbam
Winter Cbarln, Marlcet piece, Calctor
WoalhoiiaeCba>.Ball ring,OtOi1n«by&Loatli
BODA WATBB ft KINBSAI.
WATBB KAOHIVB ICAITFBS.
Bsrnett A Foster, Niagara works, Kagle
Wharf road, Hoxton, London ji
BOI.I0ITOBS.
Marked tbni*areCoinnilnlonen toAdmlniiter
Oatba in the Supreme Court of Jndieatnn.
AUIaoni * AlUaons, Mercer row, Louth
Alllaon FhnUp (dim, Alliaona & Allluns),
Mercer row, Lonth
•Alliaon Tbomaa Falkner (Urm, AJllaons &
Allltona;, Mercer row, Lonth
•Alllion WilUam (firm, AJllaoni A AUlaona),
Meicer row, Louth
AUtMm WilUam, jnn. (Ann, AUiaon* & Alll-
aons), Mercer row, Lonth
•Andrew Frederick, Silver street, Lincoln
Andrews Stephen Bobert, North at. Bourn
Andrews Stephen W. North st. Bourn
*Atter James Edward, 9 Bam hill, Stamford
•Bailee William Haigh, Chnrch yard, Boston
Barton diaries Steventon, 99 Victoria Chun-
ben, Victoria street south. Great Orinuby
•Bassitt Joseph, Wainfleet All SaInteB.&0.;
Ashby rDad,Bpl]sby; & Bnrgh-in-Uie-Marsh
B.ao
•Bates Anderson (Orm, Danbney & Bates),
Brewery street, Sreat Grimsby
BeanmontOeo.Walta.20Watergste,aranthm
•Bell John Leonard, Bourn
•Bisslll Charles Bdward, Carre pi. Bleaford
•Bladon William Septimas, 24 Market plaoe,
Qainsboroneh
Boase Edward, Uncoln
Bonner * Calthrop, Broad street, Spalding
•Bonner Charles Foster (Arm, Bonner & Cal-
throp), Broad street, Spalding
Bonlton John Beginald Fkwssett, « Ltndsey
court. High street, Homcastle
Bonlton T.FaUry chambers,SOTer st. Lincoln
•Bourne Thomas Charles (firm. Swan J. & B.
A Bourne), Silver street, Lincoln
Boyall John Richard, 49 Castlegate,Oiantbm
•Briggs Harry RUey Sims, Market place,
Crowie, Doncaster
Brogden Frederick Cbas. 28Braadga«e,Lincbi
Brown A Son, Prlestgate, Bsrton-on-Humber
Brown Charles, Market phice, Calstor
Brown Joseph Sutton (firm, Hyde & Brown),
S8 Upgate, Louth
Brown Bobert, jun. F.8.A. (firm, Brown &
Son), Prlestgate, Barton-on-Hnmber
Brown William, LockhUl ciiamba3i,Cleethorpe
road ft Blm terrace, St. Peter's road, Clee-
thorpes, Great Grimsby
Bnrton & Dyson, 24 Market st. Oalnsborongh
Bnrton J. A A. A Scorer, Lindum rd. Lincoln
•Barton Alfred Bairand (flrm. Barton J. ft
A. ft Scorer), Lindnm road, Lincoln
•Barton Frederick Herryweather (Orm, Bnr-
ton ft Dyson), 24 Market at. Gainsborough
•Bnrton John Francis (firm. Burton J. ft A.
ft Scorer), Lindum road, Lincoln
Burtonshaw William, Crowie, Doncaster
Bntterfleld Alfred (flrm, HeaUi, Son ftButter-
fldd). Exchange hall. High street, Granthm
•Galthrop Joe George (firm, Bonner ft Cal-
throp), Spalding
Cammack Edmund, Pinchbeck st. Spalding
•Oapam ft Winders, High st. Holbeocb ; ft 14
Market place, Spalding
•Osparn Richard (flrm, Capom ft Winders,
Hiidi st-Bolbeaoh ; ft 14 Market pLSpaldlng
•Carline Richard Ciotton, S7 Silver st. Lincoln
Camley Sidney Basalgette (firm, Rhodes ft
Camley), Market place, Alford
Osmochan Thomas Uaisley.Crowle, Doncaster
Chapman Fredk. M. 21 St. Mary's stStomfrd
dements Winiam Hubbard, Bonthgate,
Bleaford ; ft 4 Broad St. buildings, Liver-
pool street, London
Clltberow ft Elsey, 7 Llndsey court. High
street, Homcastle ft Tattershall, Boston
•CUtherow Robert, North stmt, Homcastle
•Clltherow William Seppings (Ann, CUtherow
ft Elsey), 7 Lindsoy court. High street,
Homcastle ; ft at Tattershall
•Cousans Frank B. Market place, Calstor
*C»edland Alfred, I Caskgate at Gainsboro'
*Cross William (firm, Goy ft Cross), White-
cross street, Barton-on-Hnmber ; ft Winter-
ton, Doncaster
•Dale Thurstan George, 2 St. Benedict's
square, Lincoln
ITonby ft Son, 2 Bank street, Lincoln
•Donby John William (flrm, Danbv ft Son),
2 Bonk street, Lincoln
I>aBby WilUam Ban- (flrm Dauby ft Son), 2
Bank street Lincoln
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Dashper GUbert John (firm. Tweed, Stephen
ft Dashper), Baltergate, lincoln ; ft Btnnon
bank, Skegness
Danbney ft Bates, Brewery street, Gt Grimsby
•Danbney William Heaford (flrm, Daubney
ft Bates), Brewery street, Great Grimsby
•Dee Charles, South street, Homcastle
•Diz Horatio Richmond (flrm, Nowell ft
Dlx), Whitecross st. Barton-on-Humbor
Durance Joseph, 20 Mint lane, Lincoln
•Dyer Benjamin BissUl, 2 Chnrchlone, Boston
Dyson Tbos. Arthur (firm. Burton ft Dyson),
24 Market street, Oalnsborongh
Elsey Thomas Bksbardson (flrm, CUtherow ft
BIsn), 7 Lindsey court, High street, Hora-
oostle ; ft at TattershaU
•EngUshRiflhard M. 40 ft 41 Brood st. Stamford
•Evans Daniel J. (firm, Thompson, Phillips
ft Evans), 1 Bam hill, Stamford
•Falkner Henn Frederick V. 84 Eastgate,
Lonth ; & Market place, Alford
Frearson WUUam, King street, Market Basen
Freer,HettftHett,Bigby stBrigg; Scunthorpe,
Doncaster ft WInterton, Doncaster
•F^ser Thomas (flrm, Freer, Hett ft Hett),
Kgby street, Brtgg ; ft at Scunthorpe ft
Winterton, Doncaster
Oane WUUam Henry, Boston
Garthwaite W. Park rd. Long Sutton, Wisbech
aay ft Cross, Whitecross street, Barton-on-
Bumber ; ft Winterton, Doncaster
•Ooy Henry Cox, 40 Englnegate, Lonth
•Goy WUUam HlUiard (firm, Goy ft Cross),
Whitecross street, Borton-on-Humber ; ft
Winterton, Doncaster
•Orange ft Wintringhom, West St. Mary's
gate. Great Orimsby
•Orange WUllom (flrm. Grange ft Wlntring-
ham). West St. Mary's gate ft II Cleethorpe
road, Oreot Orimsby
•Oroy Frederic John, 3 Esatgate, Louth
Haddelaey ftHaddelsey, Royal Dock cbambera,
Great Orimaby ; also at Calstor
•Hsddelsey George, Robt. Foster, Market
• place, Calstor
•Haddelaey Samuel T. (firm, Haddelsey ft
Hsddelsey ),BoyalDockchmbra. OtOrlmaby
Haddelsey Samuel T. Market place, Coistor
Harrison WiUiam, { Bank street, Lincoln
Harvey Henry Herbert, 8 Double st. Spalding
•Harwood Henn, Ohoroh street, Boston
•Hayes ft Son, (Umy lane, Brlgg ; ft 9 Market
place, Oainsborough
Hayes Alfred Davye (flrm, Hayes ft Son),
Cany lan«,Brigg ; ft 9 Market pLGalnsboro'
•Hayes Eomnel (firm, Hayes ft Son), 9 Market
lilace^ Ooinsborongh ; ft Carey lane, Brigg
Heath, Sons ft Butterfield, Exchange haU,
High street, Grantham
•Heath Samuel Edward (flrm. Heath, Sons ft
Butterfield),Exahange baU,HIgh stOrathm
Heath William Henry (flrm. Heath Sons ft
Butterfleld),Exahange haU,High st.Omthm
•Kebb Henry Sirke, BUver street, Uncdn
•Hett Frank Crowder (flrm, Freer, Hett ft
Hett), Bigby street, Brigg
•Hett BoeUn (firm. Freer, Hett ft Hett),
Blgby street, Brigg
Holdlch Thomaa Hinman, West gate,Blea{ord
Hewlett B. ft Son, Kirton Undsey B.&0 .
Hewlett Bartholomew (flrm, Hewlett B. ft
Son), Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
•Howlett England (flrm, Howlott B. ft Son),
Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Hyde ft Brown, M Ungate, Lonth
Hyde Wmiam, jnn. (firm, Hyde ft Brown),
(8 Upgata, Lonth
Intpddby Frederick John, Town haU, Lonth
•Iveson Albert (firm, Oldman ft Iveson), 12
Lord street, Gainsborough
Jebb John ft Bon, Boston
Jebb J. J. (Ann, Jebb John ft Son), Boston
Jessopp Augustas Leverton (flrm, Bodgers ft
Jessopp, North gate, Sleaf ord
•Lorkan Francis Roper (firm, Toynbee,
Larken ft Toynbee), 6 & 7 Bank st. Unooln
•Law W. Farmery, 3 St. Mary's pL Stamford
Lnoas C. E. W. Upgate place, Upgate, Lonth
•Lucas Lionel Blchanl, Corn exchangcLonth
MaUm Aubrey H.; office, Westgat«bOrantham
•Manby Wm. Bank Street chambers, Lincoln
Manners WUUam, Wharf rood, Orontham
Maples ft Son, 1 Herring lane, Spalding
Maples Ashley (flrm. Maples ft Son), 1 Her-
ring lane, &MMing
•Maizes Harold8«anl«y|(fimi, Maples ft Son),
I Herring lone, Snahiing
Marris Thomas, jun. (flrm, Bloe, Waito ft
Marrls), Main ridge, Boston
Mason Heniy- E. ft •Richard 97 Victoria
chamb«t8,7iotorla st Sonth,Great Grimsby
ft Whitecross street, Barton-on-Hnmber
•Msaon James Eordley, Market place, Alford
Meggitt Walter Frederic, High street,
Borton-on-Humber ; ft at Hull
Mfflington ft 8lmpson,28W>deBargate,Boston
Miilington Richard Wright (flrm, MUlington
ft Simpson), 18 Wide Bargate, Boston
Mortimer Lionel Henry, Long Sutton
Mossop ft Mossop, West street, Holbeoch ; ft
(Anrchyatd, long Button
SOL 855
•MoasopRlchard Feele(Ann,Moss<n)ftMossap),
West Bt.Hi4beaidi; ft (niarchyard,Loag Stta
•Mossop Samuel Beptlmas (Arm, Mossop ft
Mcasop), West street, Holbeoch ; ft Church-
yard, Long Sntton
•Mountain Thomas (firm, Stephenson ft
Monntain), Bethlehem street, 6t. Grimstv
Nelson Herbert, Market place, Galnsborougn
Newborn Gewge (Arm, Taylor ft Newborn),
Epworth, Doncaster
Nowell ftDlz, Whitecross stBarton-on-Humbr
•NoweU Joseph (flrm, NoweU ft Dlx), White-
cross street, Barton-on-Humber
Oldman ft Ijeson, 1! Lord st. Gainsborough
Owen WUUam Hoddon, Burton's yard,
Manamw.Lonth ; Weststreet, Alford ; ft
(mouday only) Ashby rood, Spllsby
•Padlcy4atbar AugnstULMiUst.Mrkt.Baaeu
Fodloy George Edward Bourne, Falfry
chambers, Silver streot, Lincoln
Page ft Fodley, MUl street. Market Rasen ;
ft yioxengatOj Lincoln
•Page Wm. T. }nn. Flaxengata, Lincoln
Parkin ft Co. Court ho, Epworth, Doncaster
•Parkin Alfred (flrm,Parkin ft Co.),Epworth,
Doncaster
Peagom Edward Charles, Grantham
Feoke, Snow ft Feake, Market st Sleof ord
•Peake Henry (Arm, Feoke, Snow ft Peaks
Market street, Bleaford
Peoko Henry Arthur (Arm Feoke, Snow ft
Feoke;, Market street, Sleoford
FerclTol Arthur, 26 Double at. Spalding
•PhUllps Joseph (Arm, Thompson, PhlUips ft
Evans), 1 Bom hiU, Stamford
Porter Arthur Brown, I<lncoln
•Bolney West John (Arm, Walker Sons ft
Bolney), Ashby road, Spllsby
Rex WUUam, Butchery sta«et, Linobln
Rhodes ft Curnley, Market place, Alford
•Rhodes Frederick Jackson (flrm Rhodes ft
Camley), Market place, Alford
•Rhodes Louis, King street, Market Rasen
Rice, Waits ft Marrls, Malnridge, Boston
•BobbsDecimnsMaUett,18BUver at-Goinsboro'
Robinson Fredk. WUUam,8tWestgt6nuitham
Rodgers ft Jessopp, Nortfagote, Bleaford
Scorer Charles (Arm, Burton J. ft A. ft
Scorer), Lendmn road, Lincoln
•Belby Frsnds Thomas, Herring lo. Spalding
•Sergeant John Edward Henry, Spllsby,
ft Alford ft Skegness
•Sharp Alfred Muides, Epworth, Doncaster
Sharpe ft Son, High sta«et. Market Deeping
Sharps Samuel Bates (Arm, Sharpe ft Son),
High street. Market Deeping
•Sharpe Samuel Johnson (flrm, Sharpe ft
Son), High street, Market Deeping
Sharpley Frederick ft Bon, 1 Canon st. Louth
•Sharpley Frederick (flrm,8barpley Frederick
ft Son), 1 Canon stxeet, LoutJi
Sliarpley Herbert (Arm, Sharpie}- Frederick ft
Son), 1 Carmon street, Louth
BlUs John Saul, 20 Wide Bargate, Boston
Blmpson John Miilington (flrm, MiUlngton ft
Simpson), 28 Wide Bargate, Boston
•Smith B. ft Co. Donington, Spalding ; ft at.
Horbllng
•Smith Benjamin (flrm, B. Smith ft Ca),
HorbUng, Falklngham ; ft at Donington
Smith Henrj' George, Stamford
Snolth Henry, 10 New street, Boston
•Snow Bonrj (flrm, Feoke, Snow ft Feoke),
Market etreet, Sleoford
•Sowter George Show, Blgby street, Brigg
Stobletoith WUUam Bennett, West street,
Holbeoch ; 20 New raad,Spalding ; ft North
street. Long Sutton, Wisbech
•StanOand Robert WilUam, High St. Boston
Stapleton Valentine, 20 St Fanl's stBtamfrd
•Stephen Beginald Arthur (Arm, Tweed,
Stephen ft Dashper), Saltergate, Lincoln ;
ft Roman bonk, Skegness
•Stephenson ft Moantain, Bethlehem street,
Great Orimsby
•Stephenson Bobert (flrm, Stephenson ft
Monntain), Bethlehem st Great Griniaby
•Stnrton John Phipps, High st Holbeoch
Swan (J. ft B.), ft Bourne, SUver st Lincoln
•Swan John (ilrm. Swan J. ft R. ft Bourne),
SUver street, Lincoln
•Swan Robert (flrm. Swan J. ft R.ftBoume),
Excheqaergate, Lincoln
•Taylor ft Newborn, Epwortli, Doncaster
•Taylor Alfred (Arm,Parkin ft Ca),Ep~orth,
Doncaster
•Taylor Thomas (Arm, Taylor ft Newborn),
Epworth, Doncaster
Thlmbleby ft Son, Terrace, Spllsby
•Thimbleby Thomas Wllliam(firm,Thlmbleby
ft Son), Terrace, Spllsby
•Thompson Hy.ftSonsJEuneratntli.Gmthm
Thompaon, FhlUlps ft Evans,Bam liLStamfrd
•Thompson Frederick WUliom (flrm, Thomp-
son HeniyftSons),7 Elmer stnth.Grantluun
•Thompson John Grandy (flrm, Thompson
Henry ft Sons), 7 Elmer stnorth.Grontham
Toynbee, Larken ft Toynbee, 6 ft 7 Bank
street, Lincoln
•Toynbee Bobert (Arm, Toynbee, Larken ft
Toynbee), 8 ft 7 Bank street, Lincoln
Digitized by VjUUy IC
856 VTA'
SouciTOMl— oontlnned.
Tofnbce Walter Turner (ttm, ToTiibec,
Luken * Toynbee), < & 7 Bonk st-Uncoln
Trotter Alexander, St. Edmond'i cbamben.
Bank street, Lincoln
Tweed. Ste^ien & Daahper, Salter^ate, Lin-
coln ; ft Boman tank, Skegneai
>TweedFiedk.Wm.Manor House ■t.Horncstle
*T««d John Thoniaa (Arm, Tv-eed, Stephen
li Daahper), Saltergate, Lincoln
Uppleby Field, Bank street, Lincoln
Walte Samuel (Arm, Kice, Waite Ji Marria),
Mountain ridge, Boeton I
•Walker, Sons <t Rainey, Chnrcli at. Spllsby
Walker & Co. Market place, AUnrd
*Walker George (firm. Walker, Sana &
Balney ), Aaliby mod, SpUsby
•Walker George (Cnn, Walker & Co. ), Market
place, Alford
Warl Richard John, 31 Silver at. Lincoln
White Kraucia ThirklU & Son, IC Wide Bar-
gate, Boston
White & Son, Finkin street, Giuttham
White Francis Tbirkill (arm. White Fnuids
ThlrUU & Son), IS Wide Bargate, Beaton
•White Robert AzUtck (Drm, White & Bon),
offices, Finkin itreet, Grantham
White Robert Forteacne Horeeby (drm, White
ft Son), Ilnkin street, Grantham
White WiUiam Henr)- (Brm, White Francis
Thirkoll St Son), It Wide Bargato, Boston
Whitmore Jaeiah,BoyalDock Ghmbr8.Grmaby
•WllIdersJohnWartn(llrm,Capani*Wtllder8),
High Bt.Holbeach ; AMMarket pI.Sp<dding
•Williams John George, U SilTer at. lincoln
Wihun li Son, Westgate, Louth
•Wilaon James William (Drm, Wilson & Son),
Westgate, Louth
•Wilaon Lister, Com exchange, Alford
•Wilaon Porter (Ann, Wilson ft Son), Louth
•WIntrlngham John (Brm, Grange ft Wint-
rlngham). West St. Mary's gate.GtGrmsby
•Wise George, Boston
•Wood James, Kew St. chambers, Louth
Wyche Robert, jun. East street, Crowland,
Peterborough
•yarborough Arthur Cooke,10 Church street,
Boston : ft at Doncaster
STABLE FITTINGS TlfATT-BKa.
Ht Pancras lttin>Work Go. St. Pancras road,
London ti,v
STATIONBBS.
Ablord Jsph. S. 30 Cleethorpe rd.UtGrimsby
Akrlll. Hnddock ft Keyvorth, 393 High St.
Lincoln
Amooats ft Co. 47 Lord street, Gainsborough
Appleb} Robert, 10 Market place, Spalding
Ashton John. 73 Wrawby street, Brlgg
Ashwell Joseph, 16 Bridge street, Spalding
Atchlnson Mn. Ellzh. P. BllUngliay. Lincoln
Baddeley Arthur Wm. 3 Market pi. Boston
Ball Hy. Wm. Market la. Barton-on-Humber
Barnes Foster, Epworth, Doncaster
Batty Ben. Market pi. Crowle, Doncaster
Bellamy HerFiert Richardson, Terrace, Spllsby
Bellamy Thomas Allen, Market pi. Alford
Briggs Mrs. Christiana (fancy), 73 Cleethorpe
road, New Clee, Great Grimsby
Bnrdltt Thomas Henry, 3 Mercer row, Louth
Bush Arthur Robert, Caxton printing M-orks,
Market place, Calston
Bnshby Thomas, 2 Vine street, Grantham
Caldloott Cliaries, Market pi. Gainsborough.
See advertisement
Cameron Henry, 70 London road, Grantham
Cheney Mrs. Elizabeth, 2(U High st. Lincoln
Clarke William, 20 High street, Grantliam
DingwaU ft Wilson, t2 .Varket place, Boeton
Doncaster M. A. ft Son,'Mft4SSllver st.Lincln
Eden Wm.Jabez,4 Victoria st.we.Gt.Urlmsby
Fawcett William, 7 Eastgate, Sleaford
Foster Preston George, 03 Eastgate, Louth
Fox Jas.Sea View st.Cleethorpe8,Gt. Grimsby
Oalt Albert,12 ft 1301d Market pl.Gt.Orlmsby
Gale George, 202 High street, Lincoln
Gilllatt Jonn Scotter, Klrton Lindsey R.S.0
Hannam Jasper, 8 Silver st. Gainsborough
Hannam Jn. 1^ Victoria st. sth. Gt.GriraBby
Barker Edwd. North st. Crowland, Peterboro'
Honaebam Frederick, 14 London rd.Oranthm
Howard Mrs.Emma,14 St. Mary's hi. Stamford
Jaclcsoo George ft Son, 33 Market pi. Brigg
Jackson ft Parker, 19 Market place, Louth
Jenkinson John ft Sons, 98 High st. Stamfrd
JoU Watson, 29 Bull ring, Homcastle
Eeywortb Charles, jim. 322 High st. Lincoln
Kirk Robt. 14 ft 16 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Lyne ft Son, 8 Westgate, Grantham
McDonald John Charles, High st. Holbeach
Mason Amaziah B. Bar ter. High St. Lincoln
Mawe William, 3!) High street, Gnmtham
Mawer Joeepli, 91 Eastgate, Loutli
Menett Charles, Bnrgh-ln-the Manh B.S.0
Mitchell Thomas, High street, Holbeach
Mitchell William. Hy. M High st. Stamford
Moody Lewis, Falkingham
Morley George, 00 Lumley road, Skegness
Morris John T. West street. Bourn
''-<rton John, 1 Market place, Boston
LIIfCOLNSBIBE.
Morton Wm. Klrkman, 27 High stHomcsstle
Newbold Thomas, 77 Bridge st. Qainsboro'
Newoomb James Mason, 12 Market pi. Boston
Nntt Geo. M. 77 CHeethorpe rd. Qt. Grimsby
Osgerby Adam, Market place, WainSeet AH
Saints R.&0
Ostler William, Wide Bargate, Boston
Overton Willhun, Sonthgate, Sleaford
Parker George, Market place, Caistor
Fanons Robert Wm. Cattle market, Spllsby
Payne Mrs. Carrie, Swlneshead, Spalding
Pearce John Ttiomas, Market place, Bourn
Pearoe Wm.High stBillingboro', Falkingham
Peters John llieodoic, 262 Victoria St. aooth,
Great Grimsby
Porter ft Pulfoid, Market place, Long Bntton
Hepton James, South gate, Sleaford
Hogers Mrs. Willhun, HI High St. Stamford
Rose John, Falldugham
Ruddock John William, 333 High st. Lincoln
Rusling E<lmd. 214 Freeman st. Ot. Grimsby
Russell William, Oosberton, Spalding
Sampson Robert, 2 ft 3 Market pL Sleaford.
See advertisement
Sartain Chas. E. East st. Crowland, Peterboro'
Searvy Alfred, 32 (k>Uege street, (Jrantbam
Shelton Jabei Chas. Market pi. Market Dpng
Skinner Frank, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
SUngsby Robert (fancy),206 Highst.Lincoln.
See advertisement
Smedlcqr Miss Qeorgiana, Horth gate,Sleatord
Smith Matthew Hy. Kirton Lindsey R.8.0
Smith Robt. Dean, Trinity st. Gainsborough
Stainton Miss MaryA.lI Guildhall st. Lincoln
Stubley Robinson, 13 Strait Bargate. Boeton
Swain ft Son, High St. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Tupholme Jn. Gildon, 20 Mercer row. Louth
Walsh W^UIiam, South gate, Sleaford
WatUnson Hy. Hall pi. Spalding. See advert
Watson Thomas, Market pi. Market Rasen
Wells Jsph. High st. Winterton, Doncaster
Wllipbam WeyUandt, South bridge, Alford
Whittlnghom Thus. H. Queen st. Market Rasn
WilUord Jsph. High st.Scnnthorpe,Donc«ster
Williamson James, 290 High street, Lincoln
Wilson Vicken, Wast street, Alfoid
Woodhoose Luke George, High st. Wainfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Woodward Wm. Geo. 6 Lumley rd. Skegness
Woodward WUliam Geo. U Sincll st. Lincoln
STA'S- ft OOBSBT ^TA-g-wim
Dale Mrs. Elisabeth, 240 Victoria st. south.
Groat Grimsby
Edis Mrs. Mary Ann, 3 Bnrghley la. Stamford
Field Mrs. Cath.ilVioe st Monk's rd. Lincoln
Oilby Mrs. Frances, Wat street, Boston
Slier Mrs. Elisabeth, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Watson Mrs. Ellzh. Centi«l mrktGt. Grimsby
STBAKBNOINSBOILBB UA8.
Bradbnry Thomas, Bridge St. Oalnsborongh
Foster William ft Co. Lim. WeUington
foundry. Waterside north, Lincoln
Haielgrove Frank, Union dock, Gt. Grimsby
Homsby Richard ft Sons Lim. Spittlegate
iron works, Grantham. Bee advert, fa^ng
Inside back cover
Marshall, Sons ft Co. Lim. Britannia Iron
works, Gainsborough
Robey ft Co. Canwick road, Lincoln
8TEAH OtrLTIVATOB OITHBS.
See Agrlcoltoral Machine Owners.
STBAU PACKET COKFAiriES.
Ancbolme Packet Ca Lim. (John Porkess,
man.), Brigg
Boston ft Hull Steam Shipping Co. (Jas. E.
Bldlington, man.). South street, Boston
Gainsborough United Steam Packet Co. Lim.
(Wm. Gledhill, general man. ; Wm. Hy.
Lievesley, sec. ), Lord st. Gainsborough ft
(Jn. Pearson, agent), Lock hi. Gt. Grimsby
Grimsby ft London Steamship Co. Limited
(Charles McGregor, man.), 1 (Heethorpe rd.
Great Grimsby
Grimsby ft North Sea Steam Trawling Co.
Lim. (Frank Barrett, sec), Fish dock,
Great Grimsby
Hamburg American Mail Steamship C7a (Jn.
Sutcliffe ft Bon, shipping agents), Royal
dock. Great Grimsby
Skegness Steam Boat Co. Lim. (John B.
Storr, man.), Fern ho. Lnndey rd. Skegness
BTEAU FACKINO KANTTFRS.
India Rubba, Gutta Ferclia ft Telegraph
Works Co. Lira. 100 (Gannon st London r.c
Bee advertisement
8TEAM THBBSHIWO KA-
OUtNE OWNEBS.
See Agrlcultnral Maclilne Owners.
8THEI. KAKtTFAOTUBSBS.
Lincoln File, Steel ft Cutlery (^. Lim. (Ben.
Watson, man.). Cross street, Lincoln
[kelly'jj
STE V JSDOBBS.
OoDgh Isaac Jsph. 7 Qinrch st Gt Oiimsby
Wain William, Corporation rd. Gt Grimsby
STOCK ft 8HABE BB0KEB3.
See Brokers— Stock ft Shore.
STOCBIINQ KNITTEBS.
HalUwell Edwin, 83 ft 87 BoUgate ft the
knitting shop, 7 Exclionge arcade, Lincoln
Watson Mrs. Mary, 19 Gas street, Lincoln
SrOOKIHa WBA'TEBS.
Walden William, Bassinghani, Newark
Watta C. 14 Brewery hi. SpiUle, Grantham
STONE MANUFACTUBSBS—
ABTIFZOIAX.
See Artiflclal Stone Manntocturera.
STONE ft KABBI.B KASONS.
Akrlll Mn. Elizabeth, Eastgate, Lincoln
Alton ft Son, 18 Spring gaMens, Spalding
Andrews J. John stWainfleetAllSldnts B.S.0
Anniaa John, Aslockby, Falkingham
Atton Wm. ft Son, 6 ft 7 Station st Spalding
Bockhonse Francis, Winterton, Doncaster
Baker John Henry, 46 Wormgate, Boston
Baker William Henry, Homcastle nL Boston
Borningham Charles, OASton Ferry, Bawtry
Beech Gea jun. Low. Toynton la. Homcastle
Bell Robert ft Bon, Ingham, Lincoln
Bell Luke, Ingham, Lincoln
Belton Jouathon, Langtoft, Market Deeping
Boyoll Leonard, Church st Market Deeping
Brewster Thomas, Oirby, Grantbun
Bristow Christopher, S^^npton, Lincoln
Broadhead Willbun, Belton, Grantluun
Brown Samuel, 18 Spltol ter. Gainsborough
Campion Samuel. Bridgelstrect, Brigg
Cass Mark, Mlchaolgate, Lincoln
Chapman Tlinmos, 12 Chapel Une, Spalding
Charlesworth William, Welbouru, Grantham
Clarke John, High street, Holbeach
Clough John, Boston rood, Spllsby
C^le Stephen, l-.lwes street, Brigg
CoUey V. ft Wm. 161 ft 162 High st Lincoln
Cook John Thomas, Bopsley, Grantham
Cooper William, Metheringhom, Lincoln
Cragg Thomas, Coythorpe, Grantham
Cragg William, Caythorpe, Grantham
Crowson Jn. Deeping St. James,Markt Dpng
Curtis John, 1 Westlode street Spalding
Ellis Charles, I'orby, Grantham
Emerson Wm, !> St George's sq. Stamfor.l
FooUtt WlUiaiii. a PortUnd street, Lincoln
Franks John, hniuesliead, Spalding
Frith Geo. 121 Victoria st sth. Gt Grimsliy
Gardham Robert, Wellowgate, Ot Grimsby
Grant Frederick, Bpworth, Doncaster
Oreen James, Denton, Grantham
Hogne Robert, 76 Rasen Unc, Lincoln
Halnsworth D.Deepng.St James,MarktDpng
Hall John Henry, Lumley rood, Skegness
Hare John, Hoagb-on-the-HllI, Grantham
Hawley Thomas, Burton Goggles, Grantliam
Hlbbitt Edward, Twyford, Grantham
Hicks Wm. Field side, Crowle, Doncaster
Hllliam Willhun, 9 St Leonard's st Stamford
Uodson James Edward, tl West st Boston
HoImesftClayton,Globeyd. Watered, sth. Lncln
Holmes John, (^areby, Stamford
Hopewell George, Skirbeck quarter, Boston
Ingram George, Teolby, Market BaiKn
Jenkinson Walter, Fulbeck, Qranthem
Kent Thomas, SpUsby road, Boeton
King William, High st Barton-on-Hnmber
Knight William, Kirton. Boston
Lank James, South Witham, Grantliam
Linnell Geo. Hy, 39 Manthorpe rd. Gronthm
McDougold John D, 10 Bomsgate, Louth
Mackears Samuel, Caythorpe, Grantham
Major Nathaniel, 82 St Nicholas st Lincoln
Maxcy Charles, Bu-lnstead, Bourn
Miller John, 3 North parade, Grantham
Morgan Frank,4ButcherystLncln. Beeadvt.
Murden Charles, South Rauottby, Sleaford
Needham John, 181 Bridge street, Gainaboru'
Nightingale ftDanby.Eleonor street, Weelsl<y.
Great Grimsby
Onyon John, Waddlngtnn, Lincoln
Outram John, East Butter«-lck, Doncaster
Parker Sidney, SI Annesley st Gt Grimsby
Parker William, Bopsley, Grantham
Pepperdine Hlohard, High street Lincoln
Pick David. 248 Cleethorpe road, GtOrmsby
Porter Newton. Colsterworth, Grantham
Potts Charles, East gate,Louth
Potts Cornelius, Graintborpe, Gt Grimsby
Potts William, Uloeby ViUoge
Price William, Oliver street, Great Grimsby
Rawding John, Leadcnhom, Grantham
Rlggall ft Hewins, Eleanor street WeeUby,
Great Grimsby
Roberts Brothers, Wharf road, Stamford
Shelton Thomas, Ostle Bythom, StamtonI
Sherwln Soml. 69 ft <7 Wide Bargate, Boatoa
Bills Alfred, 74 Westgate, Grantham
BUnner Ftedarlck, Bonth end, Alfci 1
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIRECXOBY.]
SUpworth Wm. Hl^ it Barton-on-Homber
Smith Blchaid, Baraney, Llnodn
Snaith Charlu, Gnntley atreet, Grantham
SpUman William, Sonnthorpe, Doncastfir
Sidak Henij, Heddn^n, Slcaford
Stafford Henry, Baaton, Market Deeping
Stark John, 42 New market. Loath
Stimaon Frederick, Church st. Mrkt. Deeping
Swan Tliomas, Baaton, Market Deeping
Tate John, South Witham, Grantham
Tata Bobert, Sonth Witham, Grantham
Taylor John Tbomaa, Aahby road, Spilaliy
Tyler HoUneaa, Aswarby, Falldngham
Tyler Peter, Scotland, Ingoldub}-, Grantham
Tarsey Robert, Haoktliom, Lincoln
Wadsley John & Bon, Horbling, Falkingham
Warrick S. Boman bk. Long Sntton, Wiabech
Whitby John, 1 Bridge road, Oainsborough
Whiteley Joaeph, 3 Spltal ter. Gainsborough
Wing John Wm. Cattle Bytham, Stamford
Wing TIncent, Caatle Bytham, Stamford
Winn R. 18 Reneage it. Weeliby, Gt.6rinuby
Wood John, South atreet, Caiitor
Woodward Mrs. John Stone, 40 Maiden row
& Eostgate, Louth
BTONl! KEBCHAKTS.
Ancaster Stone Co. (John Elliott, manager),
Ancasto', Grantham dk (C. di H. Kirk,
proprietors), Jermyn street, Sleaford
Oorby Granite Ca Limited (Isaac Wright,
manager). Com exchange, IJnooln
KUis ft Everard (granite), TulUngton, Stam-
ford * at Stamford ; UIBngton & Bonm
GibaonJaeei>b(gnuiite),On!atMorthem wharf,
Grantliam A at Sleaford
OrimleyWm.(granlte),SnttonBridge, Wisbech
Harrison John Bklwin, 94 Bridge street &
Wiilongbby street, Gainsborough
Jnbb & Son (cliff), Waterside rDad,Barton*on-
Humber
Markfleid Granite Ca (WiUiam BobertMiUns,
agent). High street, Holbeacb
Thompson William, Ancaster stone qnarrlea,
Haydor, Grantham
Wood John, Sonth street, Caistor
8TOTJT KBBCHAirrS.
See Ale & Porter Merchants & Agents.
STOVB ft BAHGB MANUFB.
Dttckcring Charles, Waterside north & Bose-
mary lane, Lincoln. See ailrertisement
8TBAWBONNET A HAT HKBS.
AtUn Mrs. Mary, Sonth end, Alford
Coosbls Mrs. Jane, Winterton, Doncoster
Cooslna Mr^ M. A. E. BlnbrookcMrkt. Rosen
Francis Miss Susan, Coningsby, Boston
Hicks Mrs. M. A. 4 St Leonard's pi. Stamfrd
Hobbe Mrs. Martha, 3 St. Benedict sq. Lincln
Leighton Mrs. Eliza, 29 West st. Hornciistle
Longhton Mrs. Mary, West street, Altonl
Plowright Miss Emma, Haltleet, Mrkt. Dpng
Bandall Mrs. M. E. U Lime st Gt. Grimsby
Saxton Miss Caroline, Epworth, Doncoster
Shlllito Mrs. Mary, Denton, Grantham
Teft Miss Harriet, 1 Oukgate st. Gaintboro'
Tomlinson Mrs. E. 4 Church st. Gainsborough
Wordole Miss Lucy, Union st. Market Rosen
8TBAW DBALEBS.
See Hay & Straw Dealers.
STBAW MEBCHANTS.
See Hay * Straw Herobanta.
8TTX.PHT7BIO AOID XANTrFBS.
Farmers' Co. Limited (Thomas Pigott, sec.),
Barton-on-Hnraber
Jekyll, Glasier & CJo. Comhill & New Com
exchange, Corholme rd. Lincoln. See olvt
axnt BTTBKBB UAin7FB3.
strode ft Co. 48 Oanobnigh street n.r. ft G7 BL
Paul's churchyard, London e,c
BT7BaBON8.
Entered in the " Medical Register."
Adam Andrew Meroer x.D. xdin. Church
dose, Boston
^len Thomas William James UltCP. Lend.
U Hainton street, Weelsby, Gt. Grimsby
Allen William Hamilton B.A., II.B. DuWn,
L.U. Bardney, Lincoln
Anderson William, East Theddletharpe,IiOath
Andrews J.9i.i>.,C.H.irel. Scunthorpe, Donostr
Annlngson Thirkell L.H.C.P, liOnd. II Clee-
tborpe road. Great Grimsby
AmstFong Benjamin UK.q.r,P. irel. Bast
Barwlth. Wragby
Aahby Alfred m.b. St. Peter's hill, Grantham
Atkinson F. H. L.P.P.!>.olat.Bennington.Bstn
BoOey Henry Bennett, » High st Grantham
Bonm Tbomaa, Uloeby Village
Barton Bdwin William UB.C.P. und. Bearle
lodge. Market Basen
BaitonO.H.l.B.CP. Kdln.Klng st.Mkt.Baaen
UNCOLNSHIAE.
Barton O. E. M.D. Ab€ard.Leadenham,Omthm
Barton Mourice Eearie, Eing st. Market Basen
Bedford Charles Fredk. Market id. Sleaford
BetirendtMoximiliamBophael JullnsL.R.CP.
Edin. Burringhom, Doncaster
Bell John, The Kims, Oow Tree lane, Louth
Bernard Chaa. Jolin, 88 Lumley rd. Bkegnese
Berry John Bourne, 48 North st. Homcastle
Best Falemon M.B. Lond. 10 Upgnto, Louth
Betts John, 84 Newlands, Lincoln
BIrtwhistle Frederick H.B.. cm. Kdin. Priest-
gate, Barton-on-Humber
Bissill John Henry, Market place, Sleaford
Blasaon George John, Heckington, Sleaford
Blaason Thomas, Billlngborough, Falkingham
Bosson George, Church street, Aiford
Boulton ft Beny, 48 North street, Homcastle
BoultonAIbertEdward,48 North st.HomGastle
Boulton Geo. S. L.R.C.P. Kdiu.Ingham,LncIn
Boulton Wm. Thomas L. Hogstborpe, Alford
Bowstead B. M. M.D. St. And. (JastiehL Caistor
Brocklesby Bichard L.R.C.P. Edin. 239 (See-
thorpe road. Great Grimsby
Brook, Wilkinson ft Cant, 13 BilTer st.Llncoln
Brook Snrg.-Major Charles, 13 Silver street,
Lincoln ; residence, Pottergate
Bubb Benj. A.II.C.L., L.R.C.P. Xdin. Ivy
lodge. Wrangle, Boston
Buhner William, Hamilton pUce, Alford
BuncleThoo. Marslioll M.B.,CM. Edin, Meas-
inghom, Kirton Lindsay R.S.O.
Burdwood Jas. WotaoD L.P.P.K. oUia. L.M.
West cottage, Bonm
Bntgeas John Tlionias.I.R.ap. Edin, West
End terrace, Bpilsby
Burrows Hy. Chamber L.R.C.F. Edin. Long
Bennington, Grantham
Cameron A. M.D., CM.Glaa. Market pLCWstor
CampbellA. L.R.aP. Bdin.NaTenby,Gi«ntham
Cant W.J. L.R.ap. Lond. 13 Siirer8t.Lincaln
CarlineW. A.M.D.,C.M. Aber. Flaxengate,Lncln
CarterT.E.M.B. Lon.Il Ironmonger st.Stmfrd
Cassan Soml. Theodore L.R.C.P. Edin. 167
Bridge street, Gainsborough
Clegg Walter, .^volou cot. Sleaford id.Boaton
Collier Jn. Thos. u.d. irel. James st. Lincoln
CoUingwood Jsph.Edwd,UR.C.P. Edin.Corby,
Grantham
(^nldrey Jas. Scunthorpe, Doncaster; ft
Burton -on -Strather
Coupe Astin, Langworth, Lincoln ; ft at
Welton ft Scotbem
Crowden Jos. M.A., H.D., CM. Aber. Gedney
HUl, Wisbech
Dalton Chorlee Gerald, 123 High st Lincoln
Davidson Christr. M. 1 Monks rd. Lincoln
DawBonF. M.B., L.M.Lon. King street Win-
terton, Doncaster
Dawson Bcbd. Hy.Newton-on-Trent Newark
Day E.M. I.K.Q.O.P. Irel. Billinghoy, Sleafrd
Deacon Wm. B. Church st Market Deeping
Deane Samuel Bobert, Boothem, Lincoln ;
Langworth, Lincoln ; ft Welton, Lincoln
Ditchett Wm. Edwin, 1 George st Louth
DomemchettI Bichaid M.D. Trinity lodge,
Eastgata, Louth
Duncan J.T.M.R.C.P.Xdin. 4S High stStmtrd
East Henry, Bleak ho. BnuMton, Lincoln
Eaton James, t2 High street, Grantham
Eaton J. (X Ancaater, Onuitham; & at Caythrp
Eddowes W. D. 20 St. George's sq. Stamford
Ellis Hy. Wm. Tboa. L.R.C. P.Kdin. ft Phlneas
Samuel, High street, Crowie, Doncaster
EmlnsonLutiier L.P.P.S. nias. Hoxey, Bawtry
Eminson Robt Scatter, Kirton Llndsey KS.0
EminsonT. a F. Scatter, Kirton Undaey R.B.0
England G. F. L.R.C.P. Loud.Moulton,Spldng
Ennals Charles Tliomas, 11 Upgate, Louth
Ewart John, 102 Kent street Gt Grimsby
Fyfe Geo. m.d. Edin, 2 Lordst Gainsborough
Gay John Henry, Market pi. Spllsby
George Chas. Fredk. Kirton Llndsey B.&0
George Henry, North Thoresby, Louth
GoodmanF.G.M.B.,c.M.Dnb.24Bigby stBrigg
Go-dworth Roger Portington L.H.C.P. Edin,
Winterton, Doncaster ; ft at Scunthorpe
Gray J. C. i.R.ap. Edin. Tettord, Homcastle
Greenwood Thos. Porter L.II.C P. Edin. 16 St
Mary stnet, Stamford
Grewcock George, Bopsley, Grantham
Grimoldby George Henry UR.aP. Bdin. 33
Hainton st Weelsby, Gt Grimsby
Hadden Jn.U.D. irel. 31 Westst Homcastle
Hainea A. H. High St. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Hall Frederick, Wragby
Hamilton .^A.L.R.c.p.Edin. Epworth,Dncstr
Hondtley Tbca. Artindale, Park lone, Altonl
Harper Rbt Russell, Littlebury ho. Holbeacb
HarkerTom m.b., cm. Edin. Brook lo. Bonm
HeardC.de Wolfe I. H.C p. EdIn.Keelby.Uloby
Heaven Chaa. Thos. Cohiterwortfa, Grantham
Hembrough Jh. Wm. Woltbom. GtGrimaby
Higgins Thos. Jas. M.D. IreL 17 Bridge stLth
Hall Bdwd. Gordon B.A. M.U. Bac. snr.Hull,
Wlthem, Alford
InglisThos. P.R.CP. Edin. S Camhil],Lincoln
Irving Cliaa, L.It.C.P.Lond. LongBennington,
Grantham
Irving Jn. C. t.R.CP. Edin. Billinghay, Slfrd
Jackson Jn. C. L.R.ap.u>nd. North stBoum
Jackson Thomaa, Sibley house, HolbswHi
sua 857
Jacotaaon TbQmas Edmand l.R.aP. Edin.
Weatgate, Sleaford
Jameaon George, High street Caistor
Jeans Jas. Wm. lA Swinegate, Grantliom
JenUnson Alfred Samuel L.K.CP. Blin. 58
(Heethorpe rd. New Clee, Gt Grimsby
Johnson Joseph, Burgh-)n-the-Marsh B.S.0
Johnson Osbome, Baasingham, Newark
JahnaonT.G.L.R.CP.Edln. Heighingtn.Lncln
JoUye Edward William, Donington. Spalding
Keetley Thos. BeU, 31 Victoria stGt Grimsby
Kingston Robert, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Kynaston A. £. L.R.CP. Bilin. Falkingham
Lane Ben. Hugh L.H. Kng. L.K.cr. Edin.
North villa, Crowie, Doncaster
Lanphler Rlchd. m.b. Dub. East end, Alford
Lepplngton HUdyard Marshall, 07 Victoria
street west Gt. Grimsby
Lett Rlchd. AUd. B.A., M.B., CM. Dub. Red-
boume, Kirton Llndser B.S.O. ft Waddlug-
ham, Kirton Llndsey R.S.0
Ling Harold Chas. L.H.CP. Bdin. Borton-on-
Stather, Doncaster
Lowe, Lowe ft Inglis, S Comhill, Lincoln
liowe Geo. May M.D.,c.x. Edin. ( CombiU ft
Castle hill, Linooln
Lowe Septimus i,.R.cp. Edin. 6 CJomhlU ft
Eastgate, Linooln
Mackinder Draper M.D. 8t And. 3 Caakgate
street, Gainsborough
Macl«ren James Alexander M.B., CM. Edin.
Stickney, Baaton
aaon Fredk. Jn. 10 Tentercroft st Linooln
Moody ft Stephenson, 202 Victoria st sontli,
Great Grimsby
Moody Charles Bartholomew, SW James Itouse,
Borgate, Great Grimsby
Morgan Fortesque Jn. 46 High st Stamford
Morley ft Son, Burgote, Barton-on-Humber
MorrisCh>rkeKelly,15 Upper Wellond terrace,
London rood, Spalding
Morris E. M. D. st And. 7 High st Spalding
Moxon ft Goodman, Bridge street, Brigg
Moxon James Bnrdett A^dge street BriBK
MyersChas. Jn.North Somerootea, GtGrimsby
NewbyThos. H.n. Kt And. 186 Victoria st
south ft 4 Kent st. Gt Grims))y
NewcomeF. m. d. st And.42 Watergate,amUim
ft Newton-npon-Trent, Newark, LInoolnsli
Newman Wm.H.D.lx>nd.Barn Hill ha Stmfrd
Nixon T. L.B.CP. Edin. 8 Monks rd. Linooln
O'CXmnor Patrick M.D., CM. IreL 12 Caskgate
street, Gainsborough
O'Meara John Brett Johnstone t,.H.CP. Bdin.
Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Otway Alfred Carrol, Tattenhall, Baaton
Palmer Frank Craddock L.Il.i).CP. Irel. 7
Market place, Brigg
Fateraon Walter Hugh.M.D.,CM. Edin. Elmer
house, FlnUn street, Grantham
Peacock All»rt Louis, 3 Bank st Llncfdn
Peck Tliomaa, Rnakington, Sie^hnd
Perry MartinM.D.KtAnd.SChurchstSpalding
Phllpot Frederick L.P.P.B. alas. Barrow-on-
number, Hull
Pilcher Wm. John, 81) Llquorpond st. Boston
Pittard Mormaduke, Swineshead, Spalding
PritchardThas.M. D. Irsl.4SSwinegate,Gmthm
Pnllan Hy.W. L.p.p.i<.olaa.Epwortb,I>onc8ter
RalnUid RoraoeL.R.CP.Bdin.Saxilby,Lincln
Bainey WilUam Bones L.R.CP. Idin. Hogs-
tborpe, Alford
Reokitt Edward M.i>. st And. 13 Barldiam
street,Northolme,WointleetAllSolntsR.S.O
Beekitt Bdwd.B. L. R.C P. Edln.23Pen st Boatn
Redmon Meredith, 10 Steep hill, Lincoln
Roberta Thomas Andrew, Coningsby, Boston
Robins George Norman L.R.CP. Edin. Down
liall, Rippingale, Bonm
Seoly Winthrop B. Brant Bronghton.Newark
Sergeant WilllamilBohert I.R.CP. Kdin. The
Priory, East <treet(}rowland,Peterborongh
Bharpley (Thomaa) M.D. Kt And. ft Higgins,
Corn market, Louth
Show Henry Siaamore. 2 (^equergate, Louth
Sheorwood JaaephH.Barrow-on-Humber,Hull
Shipman ft Wilson, Watergate, Grantham
Shipman Surg-Maj. George WlUiam L.R.CP.
liOnd. Watergate, Grantham
Slasons Wm.H.8Priestgate,Barton-on-Httmbr
Small Thos. L.R.CP. Edin. Silver st Boston
Smallman Benjamin Franklin L.K.Q.CP. Irel.
Sutterton, Spalding
Smith Benjamin Anderson, Slbsey, Boston
Smith Charles Sharp, Leadenham, Grantham
Smith James Edward M.D., cm. irel. South
St Mory's gate. Great Grimsby
Smith Jas.Edward, High streetlong Sntton,
Wisbech
Smith Tom L.R.CP. Edin. High at Caistor
Smith William Henry, Red Lion st Boston
SnoithFnmcisM. D..C M. Aber.ePnmp aq.Boatn
Snow James Marr, 20 Minster yard, Lincoln
Stobka WalterWlilUunGodfrey ultCP. Edin.
UeeUnston, Sleaford
StaffordTlioinos Edward LR.CP. EdIn.Marltet
place. Market Deeping
Stuea Henry Tourmay M.ix St. And. 18 Upper
Welland terrace, London road, Spalding
StoreyJas. A. L.H.CP.Edin. Sutterton, Spalding
BnttonFradk.Wflllnghom-by-Btow,Q>faiaboro'
Digitized by VjUUy IC
u
8d8 SUB
Sdrobohb— oootiniwd.
Swan IUoh*rdJ.TheKliiu,G)«abertoii,8|xildlng
Sympaon (Tbomaa) I.B.CP. Kdln. & Collier,
Jamai itreet, Unooin
X^pUn Benjamin Button i>R.C. p. Edln. Bln-
bmoke, Harket Baaen
TUiobleb]rrjohn)L.R.CP.Eilln.<!:Gs.r,U.vket
place, Bpllsby
Thomimn EbeneierMark,Bniingha]r,SIeaford
Thompion WOIiaoi Christopher UK. ft Q.C.P.
InL Pinchbeck, Spalding
Titlqr Jamee M.D. s^t. And. 2 BIgb; it. Brlgg
Tamer Andnw Dunn ll. B. , c. M. olu. OwBton
Ferry, Bawtry
Tumour Henry Edward M.D. St. And. tJnion
street, Market Baaen
Taxfi>rdArHir.M.D.Xdln.ieWideBarK8te,Bstn
Tuxford Jaoiee Edward, jnn. L.R.C.P. Sdln.
M High street, Beaton
Viae Ambroae Blithe, West street, Holbeach
Walker Francis John L.R.C.P. Lend. Church
street, Spils^
Walker Jolm w. M.B, Lond. Church sLSpUaby
Walls Charles L.R.C.P. Lond. Burgh-in-the
ManhB.ao
White Thomas Harry L.I)., L.R.aP. Bng. U
Silver street, Lincoln ; attends White Hart
hotel, Gainsborough first mondaj in the
uonUi & Bull's hotel, Horncastle, Srst
Wednesday In the month
Wnidnson Thomas Kanhall L.R.C.P. Kdln.
13 Silver street, Lincoln
Wfllianw Alexander Uewdlyn L.R.C.P. Edtn.
The Cottage, Waiufleet All Saints R.S.0
Wnilams Cyril John L.B.ap. Kdln. Methcr-
tngham, Lincoln
Wilson Blcliard, Watergate, Grantham
Wood WUUam John Haralu L.H.C.P. Edln. 12
Bed Uon street, Boston
WrayCllpsonIf.D..stAnd.8onthparade,SkgnB8
Wright Henry L.it.C.P. Bdln. 7 ft 9 Spring
gardens, Gainsborough
SXmVETOBS.
See also Architects; also Land Surveyors;
also Road Surreyors.
Asman Benjamin, 138 High street, Lincoln
Atkinson Alfred, Bridge street, Brigg
Atkinson George, Park lane, Altord
Barnes Henry, Newlands, Lincoln
Barnes Bichard, Scredington, Falkingham
Basker John, Sanstliorpei Spllsby
Bird James, Bronghton, Brjgg
Blanchards Joseph Dixon, Bardney. Lincoln
Boalton Zacliariafa (local board), 78 Foundry
street, Homcastle
BroaghtonOwen(bulldlng),10Qneen's terrace,
Haven bank, Boston
BmmmittJn.HolIand 29 BedLlon st. Spalding
Butcher James Edwin, Boston road. Spilsby
Bnisard James,JIaiket place, Harket Deeping
Chapman Joabna B. Ilarebam-le-Fen, Boston
Cook John (local board),Baskington,Sleaford
Corby JosephBoothroyil,69Scotgate,Stam(ord
Coulson Sheplierd, Hampton house, Heneage
street, Weelaby, Great Grimsby
Cox Mark, Sutton Bridge, Wisbeoh
Dawson John Daniel, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Fowler James F.R.I.B.A. (diocesan). Gospel'
gate, Loutli
FoxThoB. Chesterfield, Risegate, Surfit. Splding
Cioddard ft Son, High street, Lincoln
Ooddard Henry, High street, Lincoln
Oieenhalgh Christopher (town). Bridge road,
Gainsborough
Griffin William Searby, 19 George at. Louth
Hockerton John, 99 London rof^ Spalding
Homsby Cliarlee (local board ),Bigbyrd.Brigg
Houghton David,High st Barton.an-Humber
Keitli William, 39 James street. Loath
Kingston John C.B. Foedyke, Spalding
Kirk Charles a. A. (county), Jermyn stSleatrd
Lingard John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Loughton Jsph.NarthSomercotes,Ot6rimsby
Mac BrairIiobt.Alexander Ass.,u. i.e. E. (city),
Stamlord Bank chambers. High st Lincoln
Haraden Henr)' Louis Delabene (borongh),
22 Eastgate, Louth
Marshall William (local board), Waterloo
street. Market Rasen
Martin James ft Son, Ivy house, Walnfieet
St Mary R.S.0
Manghan J.(boroagh) Townhall,GtGrimBby
Oim Jonathan, Gosberton, Spalding
Bidllngton Walter (local board) Barring-
tongate, Holbeach
BoUnson Charles, Oralnthorpe, Gt Grimsby
Sherwin SI. 6S ft 67 Wide Bargate, Boston
Shorrooks William, Grimsby road, Louth
SUU William Arthur, <8 Bailgate, Lincoln
Smith WooUey ft Wigram, Tnlf ry chambers,
Silver street, Lincoln
Stennett Anthony, Kwerby, Sleaford
Bumpter James, Binbrooke, Market Boaen
Sykes James, Fen, Boston
Thropp James c.k. 6 Corn Exchange arcade,
Lincoln
Thrower Matthew Greeu, Long Sutton, Wis-
bech
Waldran.Wm. 16 Cleetborperd. Gt Grimsby
LIN00LN8HIRE.
Walker Oea.BooUi,Walnfleet All Saints B.ao
Wallis Thomas Wilkinson, 10 Gospelgate, Loath
Wheeler Wm. Hy. H.I.C.B. Market pL Boston
WiUlama J.E. C.E., F.0.8. Westst. rd.Baaton
TAII.OBS.
Marked thns * are Woollen Drapers.
Abey John, Kirton Lindsey B.8.0
Aby WUUam, 8 Banks street, Horacaatle
Aitken WUliam, 44 Broad street, Stamford
Allder James, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Allen Henry, Wide Barbate, Boston
AUenby Henry, I George street, Gt Grimsby
AUenson John B. lU Winsover rd. Spalding
AUenioD Thomas, East Kirkby, SpUsby
AlUott James, 21 Sidney street, Grantham
Allison Lebbens, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Allott John Wild, High street, Skegness
Alton William, Epworth, Doncaster
*Ambler Thomas, 8 Magpie square, Lincoln
Amor T. 54 Grafton st New Clee,atGrimsby
Amor Thompson, Laceby, Gt Grimsby
Amos John, 1 Chapel lane. Spalding
Anderson William, Owston Perry, Bawtry
Andrew (Jeorge, BprldUngton, Lincoln
Andrew WUliam, fun. 6 OnUdhaU st Uncoln
Applewhite George, North Carlton, Lincoln
Applewhite Will&m, Branston, Lincoln
Applewhite William, BucknaU, Homcastle
Appleyard Joseph, Sea View street, Clee-
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Ashby Philip, 104 Newmarket Bt.Qt.Grimsby
Ashton WUUam, Brant Broughton, Newark
Atkin Allan, 23 Northgate, Louth
Atkinson George, Saxilby, Lincoln
Atkinson James, B18 Victoria street north.
Great Grimsby
Auckland John, Stow, Lincoln
Aukland Richard, 66 Bridge stGainsborough
Austin John, 14 Waterside north, Lincoln
Bailey Thomas, South Parade, Gslnsborongh
Barker WUliam, Marton, Gainsborough
Barkwortli Mrs. Jane, Grasby, Caistor
Baikworth John J.WalnfleetAU Saints B.S.0
Bamaby Henry, 4 Bt Mary's sq. Homcastle
Barr George, Winteringlmm, Doncaster
Bartholomew Thomas, Soltfleet, Lonth
*Barton George, West street, Alford
Barton John Bowen, John street,- Walnfleet
All Saints R.S.0
Bassett Hy. T. 32 Vine st Monk's rd. Lincoln
Bassindale Jas. Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Bastow Thomas, SI High attest, Grantham
Beanland Fred, Lumley road, Skegness
Beaumont Charles, Market place, (Caistor
Bee Mattliew 8.190 Cleethorpe rd.Gt6rimsby
BeU Edwin, 14 Holmes lane, Loutli
BeU John, Hough-on-the-HUl, Grantham
BeU Mrs. Mellioent, Ingham, Lincoln
Bellamy Jamm, Laughtoion, Newark
BeUamy Thomas, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
•BeUamy T. 10 Victoria st west, GtGrimsby
*Belton Samuel, 27 Bridge st Boston
Bentley William Jas. 8 Gnlldhall st Lincoln
Benton Moses P. Blllingborongh, Falkingham
Bercott Solomon,131 Freeman st. GtGrimsby
Bernstein & J. 141 Oleethorpe rd.GtGrinisby
Betta WiUlam, Edenham, Boum
Bllton CHark, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Bingham John, 16 Com market, Lonth
Birt Alfred, Ashby road, BplUby
Black James, Walcott, Lincoln
Blackbonrae Mrs. Mary Ann, 12 ft 14 New
street, Boston
Blackboume WUUam, Hamttton pi. Alford
Blackburn John, 26 Bull ring, Homcastle
Blakey Mrs. Sarah, 48 Newmarket, Louth
Blanchard Charies, Baraetby-le-Wold R.6.0
Blanofaard Jsph. Kirmington,Ulceby, Lincoln
Blow Joseph, Rusklngton, Sleaford
Blow William, 82 WclUngton street, Lincoln
Boldock Joseph, 6 St Mark's square, Lincoln
Bones Benjamin, BlUinghay, Sleaford
Boorae Wm. Lndford Magna, Market Rasen
Booth Ernest, Alkborongh, Doncaster
Booth F. W. Market pi. Biurton.on-Humber
Booth George, Haoconby, Boum
Booth James, 188 Fteeman st Gt, Grimsby
*Bothamley John, High street, Grantham
•Boult J. Messingbam Kirton Lindsey B.S.0
Bourne Alfred, 18 TJpgate, Louth
Bourne George, 3 Bridge street, Louth
Boydon Tliomas, 7 St George's sq. Stamford
Bradley Zephaniah, North street Bourn
Bradshaw George, Hackthom, Lincoln
Bralsford Croshia, Walcott, Lincoln
Bratley Charles, 96 Eastgate, Lonth
Breaers Thomas, Garthorpe, Goole
Brett A. High st Walnfleet AU Saints B.&0
Briggs Arthur, Navenby, Grantham
Britten Samuel, 43 Trent et Gainsborough
Brooklasby Ben. Thorpe-on-the-HiU, Lincoln
Brocklesby George, Market place, Caistor
Brocklesby R.108yictoriastwestGtGrimsby
Brompton Charles, Goulceby, Homcastle
Brooks JohDiM St Martin's High stStamford
Brown George, BarTow.on-Hnmber, HuU
Brown George, 37 Hickman st Gainsborough
Brown John,180 LowerBurgess stGtGrmsby
•Brown Johnson, Sea View street Olcethorpea,
GraatGilmsby -'.
LT8
Brown J. Ifamber>tCleetliorpesi,Gt(}timsb]r
Brown 6umner,I>igb;, UnccAn-
BrownWUl]am,Higb staeet^Baitoo-on-Hnmbr
Brumby BepUmos, Lea, Oainsboroa^
Brampton George, Woottun, TUoeby
Brumpton WiUlam,IX«ingtan.on-Bain,Lontb
Bttrge Wm. Jas. li Market place, Gainsboro'
•Burgen John, • Watergate, (kontham
Bnrgen WUUam, 87 Norton street, (Jrantbam
Burton George ft Son, 49 Bastnte, Loath
Burton Frank, 83 Lord street, Gainsborougb
*Burton John, 27 Cleethorpe road. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Barton WUUam, 37 Bamagota, Lonth
Butters Henry, BrlnkblU. SpOaby
Button Charles, North Thoresby, Loath
Button Edward, Howsham, Brigg
Bygott Wm. Jn. High st Batton-on-Humber
(Me Wm. Wright, 8 St Paul's st Btomfotd
Campain John, 30 London road, Grantham
Carlisle Edward, Burringham, Doncaster
Catton Charles, Sg St Hugh's street, Lincoln.
Cave George, Langtoft, Market Deeping
•Chandler John Stephen, West street AMord
Chapel Charies, East Helton, TUceby
Chapman John, Amcotts, Doncaster
Chapman John, High street, Crowie, Doncsir
Chapman Thomaa, Westgate, Sleaford
Charity Samuel, Stamford rd. Harket Deepng
Charles B.& Sons,UA,Freemaa stGtGrimsbf
CbeeemanDanlel ft Sons, Vinterton,Doncastcr
Chessman John, Winterton, Doncaster
CJheffins Edmund, Hundleby, BpUsby
Cherrington Fnderick, West street ft Sooth
street Crowland, Peterbotoogji
Church Enooh, 2i Waterside north, Lincoln
Chanhmaa Ftederick, 39 Higib st Boston
Churchman J.N.ft8on,Hlgb stMarketDeepng
Clark Bllton, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Clark John, M Bridge street, BrUm
Clark John, 242 Freeman street, Gt Grtoaby
Clark John, South KUIbigholme, Uloeby
Clarke Charles, 71 Portland street, linadn
Clarke Jesse, High street. Market Deeping
Cnarke James, 49 Pen street Boston
Clarke Joseph BUton, 166 High st Lincoln
Clarke Hlchard, South Witham, Grantham
Clay John WilUam, Fleet Holbeach
Clayton Charles, 6 (laspelgate, LonUi
Clayton Thomas, Worlaby, Brigg
Clayton Wm, North Somerootes, Gt Grimsby
*C3eugh ft Son, 10 Market place, Brigg
CUfton Joseph, BIyton, Q^nsborough
Coates David, Sutterton, Spalding
Codd Biohard, Mareham-lo.Fen, Boston
Codling Charles, Welton, Lincoln
Codling George, Nettleham, Lincoln
Ck>dllng Thomas, SaxUby, Lincoln
(^en Benj. 191 Cleethorpe road, GtGrimsby
Ck>U Thomas, 18 Straight, Lincoln
•Coney Richard ft (To. Market place, Alf oid
Cook H. 39 Grafton st HewOee, GtGrimsby
Cooley ft Son, 10 Bridgv street, Spalding
•Cooper George, King street Market Basen
Cooper Henry, Limber (Great) TTlceby
Cooper Wm. 11 East Marsh st Gt Grimsby
(X>pe WiUiam, South Kelsey, Caistor
Oirder John, Bardney, Lincoln
Coulson John, Corby, Grantham
Cousins Wm. 2 Elmer street north, GranUaun
Cowling Oeorge,North end,Qn>wle, Doncasts
CowlingTborpe,North end,CrowIe,I>oncaEter
•Cox Wm. 14WeelsbystNewClee.GtGrimaby
C^btree John, S3 HaU place, Spalding
Cranidge WiUiam, Althorpe, Doncaster
Oeesey Charles, Horse market, (Caistor
Croft WUUam, Candlesby. Si^by
Crofts WoUey, 31 AsweU hue, Louth
Crow John Edens,* TownHall stGtGrlnsby
CuUeu Chas. Henry ,49 SincU Bank, Linoobi
Curtis Thomas Henry ft Son, 2 South gate ft
1 Watergate, Sleaford
Cutts John George Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Dady John, Welton, Lincoln
Dain Thos. Geo. 3 Ironmonger st Stamford
Dale WUUam, KIrmlngton, Ulceby
Davies John, 221 High st (near Stone Bow),
Lincoln ; ft at 18 Mercer row, Louth
Davis Joseph, Queen st BartonHm-Humber
Dawson WUliam, Sonth Ranceby, Sleaford
Dean Samuel, C^lsterworth, Grantham
Dent George, Sonth Ferriby, Hull
Dixon John, 16 ft 18 Market place ft 32 Lord
street, Gainsborough
Donson J. IS Victor Bt.NowClee,Gt Grimsby
Donson Thomas, Wellingore, Grantham
Dowman Matthias, 13 Chnch st. (lainsboro*
Drinkall George, Ulceby VUIage
Dunham Joseph,North 8omerc<itee,OtOmsby
Dunkin George, Hatcllffe, Great Orimsby
•Baton Robert, 23 Wrawby street, Brigg
Eccles John, 3 ft 8 Blgby street Brlgg
Edgley Charles, Albert street Holbeaeii
Edwards John, Barrow.on-Humber, HoU
Edwards Jcitm, GoxhUl, HuU
BlUlf Joseph, Market place, BpUsby
EUls John, 24 Chantry hue. Great GrtmibT
EUis Samuel, Market pi. Long Sutton, Wsfaeh
Emerson George, 26iOeethorpe rd-GtOmatiy
Emitt Fred, Banmber, Rorncastle
BvoBS Jtdui, M Newmarketat Ot Qiiiaslg
Digitized by VjUUVlC
TRXZOaS SIRKCTOBT.]
Xrenurd TtamM, W P«S Aeet, BcctOb
FUnra»tber JSOta, 13 Bridge (treet. Loath
>knlkn«r Herbert, Anwlck, Slentord
nrrlman DaTid, Twyford, Qiantham
Fidell John, Woriaby, Brigg
Fielding Bobert, Ovraton Fen;, BawtiT
Fields A Son, 3 Market itieet, Long Sntton,
Wbbech
FMda Samuel, West atreet, Holbeach
Ftahcr Jamee, Waterloo et. Maiket Bann
•Ftaher llxiinae, 10 Chnrcb at. aalnsborongh
Fltchett John, Wlnterton, Doncaeter
Flaxman Horatio, Chnrofa street, Holbeadi
FMeber wmiam, M Back street, Oaliuboro'
FootUt John, Uarton, Oalniborongh
Foster Charlei, Hetholngham, Lincoln
Faster £dwara. Vest Butterwick, Doncaster
Foster Hark, 10 Engine gate, Louth
Foster Preston, 27 &stgate, Louth
Foster Thomas, Bnrringham, Doncaster
Foston Alfred, Tealbf , Market Basen
Foston James, South Kelsey, Calstor
Foaton J.W.Xomianby-by-S|)ital,Markt.Baan
Francis William, 17 Swinegate, Oranttaam
Franklin C Chapel hue, Barton^n-Humber
Freeman Bobeit, 79 Jomea street, Louth
Freshney Mager, Market street, Bpilsby
Frow Charles, Grasby, Calstor
Fytche John, 10 Oarlbaldt street,Gt.Orlinsby
Fytche Josioh, Keelby, Ulceby
Gad'by John Connoll^, 48 Slncfl st. Llndn
Oant WlUlam. Aibby road, Spllaby
Oarbntt Charles, Klrton Undsey B.B.0
Gardner Henry, 10« Albion st. Gt. Grimsby
QanerA.Cambridge st.Cleethorpes,Ot.GmBby
Oarrstt Frands, Bassingham, Newsrk
Gash James Bdwaid, it High street, Boston
OlbUiw Albert Harle, 16 Strait BBrgate,B8tn
Gibbons Bicbard, Batdney, Lincoln
Gilbert John, Grbnoldby, Louth
Glover Edward, North Kelsey, Brtgg
GIOTer Bobert, U BIgby street, Brigg
Gcates John, Broacphton, BrIgg
Godfrey John, Bnrton'«n-Stather. Doncaster
Good John Mills, George st.Barton4u-Hmbr
Ooodall Thomas, Great Ponton, Grantham
OocdhandJohn, A8hby.cam-Fenby,Gt. Gmsby
Goodman George, 13 Waterside north,Llncln
Goodyear William, 11 CommerdHl rd. Bpaldg
Gooeeman Wm.F.UOld Market pl.Ot.Gmsby
Gothard James, 1C3 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsby
0«y Josqih. BUllngborough, Falklngham
Grant John William, 3 Whart rd. Grantham
Giant Peter, 1 Maiden row, Louth
Graves Peter, 94 Newland, Llnodn
Gteen George, Branston, Lincoln
Green Sutton, HecUngton, Slesford
Green Thomas, 91 Kent st. Gt. Grimsby
Green Wm. Daentng St. James.Market I
Greenwood F. KlrkbyM:um.Osgodby,Mkt.
Grocock Thos. Thnwngham, Falkin^am
Bales Charles, Eagle, Newark
Hall & Son, 2M High street, Lincohi
HaU Alfred, Waltham, Great Grimsby
BaU Asa, I & 2 HaU ptaoe, Spalding
HaU Atkinson, BarroW'«n-Humber, Hull
Hall Edmund T. Bnrgb-ln-the-Manh B.8.0
Hall H. M.12 St Botolph'a ter.High sLLInoln
HaU WUliam Oldrid, Bardney, Lincoln
•Hallam John, Tlmberland, Lincoln
Hallam William, Metherlngham, Lincoln
Hames Henry, 37 Silver stnet,Gainsborongh
Handley WiUliun, East AUington, Grantham
Handson Bicbard, Sibaey, Boston
Hannah Joseph, 27 Stanton st. Grantham
Haidwick Bspin John, Market pUtoc, Market
Deeping
Hardy Henry John, 20 North at. Grantham
Hardy John, New BoUngbroke, Boston
Harness John, Coningsby, Boston
Harrison George, Bracebridge, Lincoln
Harriaon Hany, 14 Orescent, Spalding
Harrison Henry U. 28 descent, Spalding
Harrison Samwd. Bopdey, Grantham
Harrison Wm. Ml Cleethorpe rd.Gt. Grmsby
Hart Obariea, Bassingham, Newark
HarwDod James Smith, 49 Pen st. Boston
•Hasaan Brothers, 18 & 19 Broad st. Stamford
Hassnip Charles, Slbsey, Boston
Hayea Henry, 8 Cheviot street, Lincoln
Hvnes Frederick, 2 St. Mary's st. Stamford
Heaton L. Betorm it. Crowland, Peterboro*
Hensman George WiUiam, Chnrofa st. Pinoh-
beok, Spalding
Banman John, West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Herbert Thosi Bonby, Barton.on-Humber
Hcslem James, Aaboom, Uncoln
Hewerdlne AUred. 18 Welby st Grantham
Hewerdine Job, Harlaxton, Grantham
Hewson Bdmnnd, Tetney, Great Grimsby
HIckaon Abraham, Dnnston, Lincoln
HIU John, BIyton, Gainsborough
Hindi John Co. * 2 Silver street, Lincohi
Bodlin WOUsm, Wlnterton, Doncaster
Hodgson Bobert Parker, 9 Eastgate, Louth
Holland James, Halfleet, Market Deeping
HcUlngsworth Walter, 171 Freeman street.
Great Grimsby
Holmes Charles, 49 Back st Gainsborough
Holmes John, HecUngton, Sleaford
LINOOUTSBIBE.
HoUnes Josmh Artbux, Hsokington,^ Bleated
Holmes WUism, Whaplode DroTe,Feterbani'
Hood Barnabas, High stnet, Alind
Hooton Wm. 88 Mslaoa st. Grcai Grimsby
Home John, BlytoB, Galnsbaroagh
HoultOD John W. Glentham, Market Basen
Honlton Bichard, Aahby, BrIgg
Housham George, 4 Silver st. Oainsborongb
Howsam Isaac, Hagworthingham, SpUshy
Howsam Thomas, 72 Main ridge, Boston
Bnddleston Henry, 183 Lower Burgess street.
Great Grimsby
Hudson James, Morton-by.aalosbarongh
Hudson Samwd, Epworth, Doncaster
HnntJosepbiJiisction sq.Barton<in-Hamber
Hum George Thomas, Monlton, Spalding
HntchiUKnTbas.Scawby'«am.Stnrton,Brlgg
Hataon Ftvderlok, 40 West street, Boston
Hutton BUton, 19 James street, Louth
Hydes WlUiam, Old BoUngbroke, SpUsby
Ingham John, Tettord, HomcasUe
IngoMby WlUlam, It North st. Horncsstle
IieUnd Edward, 11 St. Leonard st Stamford
JeSrey Bobert, 1C8 Viotor street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
JenUuBon John Else, Fulbeck, Grantham
JenMnson Jn. Lewarton, Fulbeck,OnLntham
Jenkiason Thomas, 112 Cleethorpe road,
Great Grimsby
Jenkiason William, Church street, Boston
Jenkinson W. 306 Cleethorpe rd. GtGrimsby
Jennings Wmiam Henry, 288 & 290 Victoria
street north. Great Giimsby
Jesney Thomas. East Tbeddlethorpe. Louth
Jlckells A. Newport at. Barton-on-Hnmber
Johnson Mlctaad, Scamblesby, Horncsstle
Johnson Bobert, Falst»w, Louth
Jones WiUiam, Fenton, Newark
KelghtlOT Samuel, The Bopery, Galnsboro'
Kelham Henry, North street. Bourn
Kelsey Charles, 24 WlUlnghaVn street, Weels-
by. Great Grimsby
Kelsey Joseph, Westwood Side, Bawtry
Kemp WiUiam, Waltham, Great Qrimshy
KendaU James, Aahby, Brigg
Kendrlck W. Eastst Crowland, Peterboro'
EenneweU J. BarjDtone-le-WIUows,Granthm
Key George, 28 Bwinegate, Grantham
Kine Joseph, it Trinity street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
King Charles, 14 Alexander road, Louth
King Edward, Horse market, Oaist«
Kirk George, Metheringhim, Linodn
Kirk John, Leadenham, Grantham
Kh;k T. C. Whitecross st BartonK)n-Hnmbei
Kirkby Samuel, Swaby, Alford
Kirton John Thomas, BnsUngton, Sleaford
Klrton Thomas, Brighton street, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Kitchen Thomas, Bopsley, Grantham
Laoeby Joseph, East Halton, Ulceby
lAldlow George, FiUlngham, Lincoln
I«n« John, Matston, Grantham
Lane Thomas, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Lane William, Woolsthorpe, Grantliam
Lawton John, Faldlngworth, Market Basen
Latenby Thomas Craddock, Hope house, 237
High street, Lincoln
Leaster Charles, 31 Market st Gainaborongh
Leaton George Wm. Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Leeson George, Wrawby, Brigg
Leeaon Bobert, Gorthorpe. Goole
'Lewis F.WiUoughton,Klrton LIndaey R.6.0
Lldgard Josh. Btahop Norton, KirtonLlndsey
Lldgard WUUam, South street, Caistor
Lidgetc James, Broughton, Bilgg
Llndley William, Epworth, Doncaster
Locke George, 50 Westgate, Grantham
Lockwood Mrs. M, A. Mesaiugham, Klrton
Llndsey R.S.0
Long John, Bametby-le-Wold R.ao
Lovelee George Gibson, Ruskington, Sleaford
Lovelee Holmes, Pott«r Hanworth, Lincoln
LoveU Bobert, Btickney, Boston
Ludlow John Francis, Church lane, Stamford
Lnnn Joseph, 4 St Panl'B lane, Uncoln
Lynn Tryner, 70 High street, Grantham
Maekman Bobert, Cowbit, Spalding
Makey Edward, Toynton St Peter's, Spllaby
Makey John, Maltby-le-Mareh, Alford
Haplethorp Thomaa, Billlnghay, Sleaford
Marrls Solomon, Irby-on-Humber, Caistor
Harrows George, Langworth, Lincoln
Harehall Edwin, Cagthoipe, Horncsstle
HarahaU George, Stellingthorpe, Lincoln
MarshaU William, Martin, Lincoln
Marshall WUliam. Washingborough, Lincoln
Matthews John, Epworth, Doncaster
Manghan Charles Cooper, 91 Victor street,
New Clee, Great Grimsby
Haughan John William, ITetfonl, Horncsstle
Haultby John, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Haw Simon, Church st. Crowle, Doncaster
MeanweU Henry, Coulngsby, Boston
Uicklsky I. 62 Garibaldi at. Great Grimsby
Middleton Wniiam, I St Paul's st Stamford
Hiller Wilfred, Market pUce, Spilsby
MUls Richard, Khrton Llndsey R.S.0
Mirfin William, High street, Caistor
MiadaU WiUiam, Wrangle, Boston
Moody Mrs, Charlotte 41 Northgate, I«uth
TAi 859
Hoon John, 2>fl Fneaaa A. Qnot Grimsby
MooieJesM, BasslnghamiNevmrk,
Moore wauim, DoiiIngtoi|,'.^aldinK
Uorrise Badieoowitch, 203 Cleethorpe road.
Great Grimsby
Morton Charles B. 1 Strait Bargate, Boston
Mottrogers Frsdk. 411 Bed Lion st Boston
Mower Henry, Morton, Bourne
Munday Hy. W. 6 West End villas. Stamford
Monks Thomas, South Kyme, Sleaford
Monro Alexander, 12 West street, Bostot
*Nalnby John, Scunthorpe, Doncaster ; & at
Brigg
*Need]iani Joseph, 2S SUver st. Gainaborongh
Newbitt Robert, Epworth, Doncaater
Newey WUUam, 6 Burghley lane, Stamford
Newham BamL Wytham-on-the-HiU, Bourn
Nes'march WilUam, Thornton Curtli, tllceby
Newmnrah WiUiam, Wootton, tllceby
Newton Thomaa, Swineshead, Spalding
Normlngton Joseph, Yanaroad, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
North John, Vfeak st Long Sutton, Wisbech
Nurse James Howe, Halton road, Spilsby
Odling J. 234 Lower Burgees at Gt Grimsby
•Odiing Robert Cooke, 21G High st Lincoln
OggJsph. Kirkby.cum-Osgodby,MarketRaaen
Oldersbaw George, Gosberton, Spalding
Oldham Thomas, ei A 52 Eastgate, Louth
Oliver Charles, Swaby, Alford
Otter Fredk. Luke, 64 Steep hUl, Lincoln
Ontram Wm. Long Bennington, Grantham
Overton Charles, Gosberton, Spalding
Ozper George, 127 Newark road, Lincoln
Parker Mrs. S. E. 37 St Mary'a at Stamford
Parker Thomas C. Walcot, Falklngham
Parkinson Benjamin, Liaslngton, Wragby
Parklnaon O, West Basen, Market Baaeu
Pattlson Thomas, 70 Church st Gainsborough
Peaks Lewis, Moulton, Spalding
Pearson John, Baston, Market Deeping
Pearson Samuel,226piing gardenB,Gainsboro°
Peaagood Bobert, 8 Bourn road, Stamford
PeatUng John, Sklrbeck, Boston
Perdval Wm. King st Barton^in-Humber
Phttipaon John, Ulceby VlUage
Phlpps WilUam Thos. 39 High at Grantham
Pick John R. 133 freeman at Gt Grimsby
■PIcken John, B ComhUl, Lincoln
Pickering James, Bast Barkwith, Wragby
Pickering Jn. West Deejllng, MarkstDeepiug
Pickles Joseph, (9 Bridge st. Gainsborough
PIdd Bobert, Bastoft rd. Crowle, Doncaster
PIdd William, Market pi. Crowle, Doncaster
*Plgott & Smith, 28 Market place, Grant-
ham ; & at Sleaford
Pinning John, Barrow-on-Humber
Pitchfork Lewis. Churohtoii-n,Belton,Doucstr
Plant William, 52 Broad street, Stamford
Plant WUlUm, Stickney, Boston
Piatt Tliomas, Westgate, Belton, Doncaster
Plumpton WiUam, 34 New road, Spalding
Poole & Sons, Crowle, Doncaster
Poole WUliam, Marton-by.Gainsborongh
Poppleton Edward, Kirton, Boston
"Porter Wm. High st Long Sntton, Wisbech
Farters Charles, Bunker's bUI, Tbomton-le-
Fen, Boston
Potter John, 3 St John's atreet, Stamford
Precious George, 87 FUdes st Great Grimsby
PnUoid Mrs. IsabeUa, 404 Victoria street
north, Great Grimsby
Pye Charles, 8 WelUngton st. Gainsborough
Bawltnson George, Swan street, Spalding
Bawson Frederick, Navenby, Grantham ; &
240 High street, Lincohi
Bead Hem;, Metherlngham, Lincoln
Bedman Charles, Swlnodiead, Spalding
Reed Charles, Elsham, Brigg
Reed Edward Whiley, Burgb-in-tfae-Maisb
B.8.0
Reed Hany, 8 Cordffli street. New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Reed Joseph, 41 Railway st Great Grimsby
Reeson Charles Henry, Cheyney at Boston
Reid Thomaa P. 10 Maiden lane, Stamford
Blchardson Robert, 39 Cheviot st Lincoln
Bichardaon Thomas, 24 Kidgate, Loutli
BicUtt John (merchant), 8 Market pi. Boston
Bobertaon Thomas, Welboum, Grantham
Bobtnson ComeUeus,2Conging st Horncnstle
Bobinaon George, Keelby, Ulceby
Bobinaon Henry, Soothem, Lincoln
Bobinaon Bichard, StaUingborongh, Ulceby
Bobinaon Thomas, 39 Steep Mil, Lincoln
Bobinaon WiUiam, Habrough, Ulceby
Begers WUliam, Brothertott, Boston
BoUersonW.School la. Crowland, Peterborough
Roper WlUlam, TborpsKin-the-HUl, Lincoln
Rosenberg H. 172 Freeman st Gt Grimsby
Bosenberg Loois, W Cobden st Gt Grimsby
Boas John, 6 Norman i^aoe, Lincoln
•Bowbottom George, 13 Market pbtcc, Brigg
Bowson Joseph L. 6 North atreet, Horncastle
Rnafaby George, 43 FMeman st Gt Grimsby
Salter Thomas, Scopwlok, Lincoln
Sandetaon Wm. Market pL Crowle, Doncaster
Sands Thomas, New BoUngbroke, Baston
Sargisson Henry, Ho0ithorpe, Alford
Sayer Joseph, 73 High street, Stamford
ScargiU Charles, Bintsooke, Market Raeen
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860 TAl^
TAILOBS — oonttnned.
Bcholei E. North Bt. Crowland, Peterborough
Sootrick John, M Wide Bugate, Boeton
Scott Charlee, Bnskington, Slenford
Scott Wllluun, BniUngtoD, Sleafonl
ticrinislmw William, Dolpliin lane, Boston
'Searbr Jamea, High street, Sptlsby
Scarl)} William, Bliil'raoke, Market Rnsen
^Sellers John. West street, Alfori
Sells William £ Thco. Ufflngton. Stamfonl
^ndall Mra. Mary Ann, U James St. Lonth
Sharp Fre*l, Sklrl>eck, Boston
Sharp Thomas, 73 New market, Louth
•Sharpe Thomas, Slnrton. Lincoln
Sharif William, Mctherluj^ham, Lincoln
Shepherd (;eo. Sotert, 4 New mad, Spalding
Shillaker G. jnn. Church st. Market Deeping
SlMwler John Davey, HogBthori)e, Alford
iSimms John. Glentwortli, Lincoln
Simpson George, Stlckney, Boeton
Simpson John, MaTenbr, Grantiiani
Singleton Fred, Wllliiigham nLMarket Basen
Skelton John, North Thoreshy, Louth
SkUlington Jasper. Twyfottl, Grantham
"Slight J. & E. Scotter, Klrton Lindeey R.aO
Slight Charles, Kpworth, Doncaster
Slight George, 118 Esstgate, Louth
Sliii^br <ieorge, 49 Broailgate, Lincoln
Smalley William, jnn. Martin, Lincoln
Smeetou John, 10 St. Mary's street, Lincoln
Smith Christopher, 13 George street. Boeton
Smith Geo. Charles, 2 Bed Lion st. Boston
Smith Henry, 22 Staunton street, Lincoln
Smith Joel. Little Corringham, Gainsborough
Smith John Edward, Kirton Lindsev R.S.0
Smith U. H. Nortli Somercotee, Gt Grimsby
Smith T. 6. Turnpike, Monlton, Spalding
Smith Thoh. W. 9 Occupation road, Lincoln
imith William, Eagle, Newark
Snell John, 81 Newport, Lincoln
Sowerby Thomas, Messingham, Kirton
Undsey B.S.0
Sowerby Thomas, Scunthorpe, Donc&^ter
Spite William Henry, Market place, Sleaford
Spring Henry, Mareham>le-Fen, Boston
Stamp Robert, Goxhill, Hull
Stanhope Charles, Leadenham. Grantham
Stephenson C. Nortli Somercotes, GtCrimsby
Stevenson William, 140 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Stokes John A. 6 St. Mary's street, Lincoln
Storr J. High st. Billingborough, Falklngham
Storr William, Holy dvke, Barton-on-Humber
Stoyell Alfred Wm. 1 Red Lion sq. Stamford
Sturdy William, SkcUingthorpe, Lincoln
Surlieet Thomas, Binbrooke, Market Raaen
Sutton Fred. 10 East street, Horncastle
Sutton John Wm. Ingoldsby, Grantluun
Swaby George, Hi Eastgate, Louth
Swift Hugh Wm. 94 Burton road, Lincoln
Swinton David, Ropsley, Grantham '
Swinton John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Swiuton Thomas, Caythorpe, Orantluim
Sykes John, Althorpo, Doncaster
Tatam Edwin, 73 Kastgate, Louth
Taylor Enoch, Wragby
Taylor John, North Hykeham, Lincoln
Taylor Robert, Waddington, Lincoln
Taylor William, 20 Bridge St. Gainaborongh
Taylor William, Metlieringham, Lincoln
Tenney d: Atkinson, 24 Victoria street west,
Great Grimsby
Thompson James, Corporation rd.Gt.GrmBby
Tlinmpeon John, Appleby, Doncaster
Thompson P. Queen street. Market Bas?n
Thorlby John Wm. Helpringham, Sleaford
Thorlby J<8eph, Helpringham, Sleaford
Tl.omhill John, 811 Silver street, Lincoln
Thnrgur Dennis Jas. 9 Rasen hine, Lincoln
Tiiulall John, Dorrington, Lincoln
Tod.l William Dales, Market place, Bourn
Todds Tliomas, South Kdaey, Caistor
Torrj- K. Waidingham, Kirton Llndsey E.B.0
Towers Thomas, fiS Grantley st. Grantham
Townsend George, «« Wharf road, Grantham
Traffonl Geo. Robt. 800 High street, Lincoln
"Trevor Tom, Ingham, Lincoln
Tupholme James, Henrietta street, Spalding
Tuxford Joseph, Hemswell, Kirton Lindsev
B.S.0
Twldale John, Keelhy, Ulcoby
Upton George G. 89 Weatgate, Grantham
Veal George, lOS New market, Loutli
Veal Stephen, 17 New market, Louth
Vesscy Fredk. 7 Boulevard crea. Gainsborough
VIckers Robert. Nettleham, Lincoln
Vine Edward. 7 Albion street, Spalding
Vine Newton, itl London toad, Spalding
Vinson William O. 139 WUlingham street,
Weelsby, Great Orimsby
Wallace Isaac, 44 St. Paul's street, Stamford
Waller Thomas, 2iS Bridge street, Horncastle
Ward Alfred, Haxey, Bawtry
Ward William, 41 Stuart street, Grantham
WanUngley Fred Fewson, Osbonmby, Fal-
kingliam A at Falklngham
Waring Jas. Knight st Pinchbeck, Spalding
Warrener Thomas, M Wormgate, Beaton
•Warriner John, Jun. Btnrton, Lincoln
Wataon Alfred, 9 Welby street, Oranttiam
Watson Daniel, Denton, Grantham
LINCOLNSHIBE.
Watson Frands, Ooxhlll, BnU
Watson Geo. High st. Crowie, Donoaster
Watson Stotbard, Asbby, Brigg
Watmn 8totliard,New Fndingham, Doncaatr
Wa ts Charles, M London road, Grantham
•Watta Frederick, WiUoughton, Kirton
Llndsey K.8.0
Watte George, Queen street. Market Bason
Watte John, North Kelsey, Brigg
Watts John, UfDngton, Stamford
Watte Bicbanl Edward, 16 High street, Stam-
I fold ; Sc at Vine street, Spalding
I Weatherhog William, 17 Watt's lane, Lonth
I Weaver 1'homas, Branston, Lincoln
I Webster Frederick, Oayton-Ie-Marsh, Alford
Webster William, Colsterworth, Grantham
Welbom George. Castle Bytham, Stamford
Wells Stephen, Coleby. Lincoln
Welton John, Upton, Gainsborough
Wesley (Charles, 17 Queen street, Lincoln
Whaley Joseph, 'i7 Commercial rd. Grantham
Whatliam John, Messingluun, Kirton Llndsey
R.8.0
Wheatly T. High street, Crowie, Doncaster
AVheeler Joseph. 3£ Bridge st. Gainsborough
Whitaker Wm. 30 Market phice, Grantham
Whitham Bichanl, 132 Kent st. Gt. Grimsby
Wilkinson D. (military), 13 Pen st. Boston
Wilkinson Thomas, Woolsthorpe, Grantham
Willerton George, High street, Holbeach
Willerton Mrs. Harriet, 41 Northgate, Lontll
Willerton Horry, 11 Bagghnlme road, Lincoln
William Jas. P. Surfleet, Spalding
WilliamsonWIlllam, Morton- by •Gainsborough
WUlingham iIe Thompson, Bethlehem street.
Great Grimsby
Willows Charles, Tydd Bt. Mary, Wisbech
Willson Charles, Ktrkby Green, Lincoln
Wiilson Joseph, K High street & 24 BnU
ring, Horncastle
Wilson Cbas. Sc Son, Queen st Market Basen
Wilson Dean, Kirton, Boston
Wilson Job, Gedney bill, Wisbech
Wilson M. J. 48 Commercial rood, Grantham
Wingad Hezekiali, Nettleham, Lincoln
Wlngad William, Helpringham, Sleaford
Winn John, 9S Bridge stieet, Gainsboiongh
■Winn Paul, it Market street, Gainaborongh
Withers Thos. John, IM Saltergate, Lincoln
Woodrow Alfred, 14 Bridge street, Spalding
Woodthorpe David, 2 Francis street, Spalding
Woolhouae Henry, 8JI Kldgate, Lonth
Woolmer Henry, Barrowby, Grantham
Wormell Edward, Billlngbay, Sleaford
Wright Frederick, 11 Holmes lane, Louth
Wright Henr)-, Carlton-Ie-Moorland, Newark
Wright John, 4 Bailgate, Unctdn
Wright John, 18 & 19 Stnell street, Lincoln
Wright Thoma^ Swineshead, Spalding
Wright William., Swinderby, Unodn
Yates Henry. South Wltham, Grantham
TAZiJOSS' TBIMKIKO WABB-
HOTTSX.
Johnson John, 2a Wormgate, Boston
TAI.I.O'Vr OHANSLBBS.
Davy & Lord, Market street & Back street,
Gainsborough
Francis Alfred (exors. of). Market place.
Market Deeping
Halmslmw & Son, 10 Wrawby street, Brigg
Hickson Baml. G. St Lawrence st Horncastle
RawBou W. M. Cottage la. Barton-on-Humber
Smitli Charles Goodwin & Sons, Ashby road,
Spilsby ; & 26 Cpgate, Louth
Stephenaon Leslie, Market place, Alford
Wherry Edward it Sons, North street ic East-
gate, Bourn
TASHBBS.
Bedford Francis William, 2 Brownlow street
& Harrowby tannery. Grantham
Blanchard Maxey WiUiam, Charles street;
residence, 2 Evo Bueet terrace, Louth
Blaydes Thomas John, 21 Church street,
Gainsborough ; & at Epworth
Brown Henry, West street, Alford
Clarke John W.CasUethorpe,Brongbton, Brigg
Davy Frederick Downe, Barton-on-Humber
Gallsworthy Bd. tc Son.The Tannery, Lincoln
Gelsthorp Thomas, Maiden row, Louth
Great Grimsby Coal Salt & Tanning Co. Lim.
Fish dock. Great Grimsby
Levick Henry, Green Hill tannery, Grantham
Storr William, 8 Northgate, Louth
TABPAXn.TN' KAiruVAOTBS.
Coney Henry, West street Alford
Dlmbleby J. 2 Ma'ket pl.&New market,Lonth
Doughty, Son ft Bichardson, 201 High street
& Com Exchange, Lincoln
Naylor John, Morton-by -Gainsborough
Rainforth Wm. & Son, Brayford head, Lincoln
Singleton Wm. Newland st wast, Lincoln
TAXIDBBXISTS.
Bee Bird * Animal Fmartn,
[kelly'b
TBA XBBOHAirrS.
Everlngham H. ft Sons. 28 Hall pi. Spalding
Indian Tea Co. (Samuel Oram, manager), I
Southgate, Sleaford
Morton Charles * Sons, 11 Old Market place.
Great Grinuta
Star Tea Co. (ThoXGeorge Taylor.manager),
2g4 A 873^, High street, Lincoln
TBACHBBS ft FBOVBaSOBS.
Teaolwrs of DsDcinc.
Gibson Cha F. 7 Mount Pleasant Grantham
Hlbbins Mrs. Helen, 12 High st Stamford
Teaoheia of Drill.
Doggett William, 03 Queen street, Horncastle
Edwards (3olor-Bergeant Jas.47Upgate,Louth
O'Neil Sergeant Jn. 138 High street, Boston
Weaver Sergeant-Mai.O. 18iEastgate, Louth
Teacher of Hrvnriag.
Howard Vernon, 7 Market place, Boston
Taaohers of Lancnacea.
Beleveg Isaac Freeman, Emigration dop!t
Boy^ dock. Great Grimsby
Liebich Max, FrSbel ho.42 WalkergatcLonUi
Teadiera of Kuaio.
Adlard James, Bnskington, Sleaford
Barraclongh John, Exchequergnte, Lincoln
Barry Thomas Gertrude Mrs. i)OC.lA Stanley
street New dec. Great Orimsby
Brammer Edwin, Dudley st Great Grimsby
Bromley Mhn Helen, 27 Beaumont villas,
Beanmont fee, Lincoln
Bnrhind W. H. Clare cot Spilsby rd. Boston
Burtonshaw H. L. Market pl.Crowle,DoncstT
CUrk Fredk. Jn. 32 Portland street, Lincoln
Dewey W. H. Market la. Barton-on-Humber
Dixon Geo,MUS. Dor. 8 Avenue rd.(!rantl]am
Dixon WlUiam, 78 Newhinds, Lincoln
DoWnes Frank H. 6 Bark st Gainslxinmgh
Donkerton Edward, 44 Steep bill, Lincoln
Edis William, 3 Borgfaley lane, Stamford
Exley Tliomaa E. A West End terrace, SpUaby
Faster WiUiam HaU Cartwright 2« * 27
Eastgate, Louth
Frost Miss M. C. WainSeet All Salute B.S.O
Furnes« William, 12 j<>>i-'mant place, Lincoln
Gadd John Henry, 9 Poi .I-^r 1 street Lincoln
Goodall Albert E. 95 PortlantI street, Linooln
Green Mrs. W. W. 14 Stanley street. New
Olee, Great Grimsby
Gregory Alfred E. West street. Bourn
Gregory George Herbt Witham bank, Boston
Hemsley George Thos. lit Bailgate, Uncoln
HIU Edward, Epworth, Doncaster
Hoyhuid William, 108 Ueneage street,
Weelsby, Great Grimsby
Jones Miss Annie, 10 Victoria terrace,
Skirbeck, Boston
I«ytan Richard, 8 St Mary street, Stamford
Lee C. 214 Victoria street soutli. Gt Grimsby
Lncbinl Signor, 46 St. Paul's street Stamfrd
Mason William Kvs. DOC. Norman vllU,
Beanmont fee, Lincoln
Moss William, Falklngham
Neall George, S West End villas, Stamford
Fearce Charles, 7 St. Peter's vale, Stamford
Pickworth Miss Ellen, 11 Tower st Boston
Porter George Henry, 90 Upgate, Lonth
Price William James, 9 Welland place, Lon-
don road, Spalding
PnlMn William, M Canwick road. Linodn
Rippon Allan, 6 Bt George's sq. Stamford
Robinson George, 38 Market pUce & 2 Silver
street, Gainsborough. See advertisement
Robinson William, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Rolley Herbert W. 36 Holies st Gt Grimsby
Rosbe Miss Lucy, Boston, Market Deeping
Bysdale William, 27 Lee street, Lonth
Schmidt Miss H. S Wide Bargate, Boston
Scott George, 9 St Benedict's sqaare, Lincoln
Scott Thomas H. Skirbeck, Boston
Scott W. H. Market stLong Sutton, Wisbech
Sedgwick Joseph B. 2 Bank street Lincoln
Simpson Mrs. Msry, Gl Portland st Lincoln
Stephenson Mrs. Robert East end, Alford
Stable Miss Mary Dear, CI Wast st Boston
Trower Mrs. Maiy,8onth Fieki pLHomcaotle
Wakelln William, M Eaatatreet, Homcaatle
Ward J. B. Barkstone-le-WiUowi, Granthnm
Welch G. R. Chapel lane, Barton-on-Hnmber
Whipham Weyllandt Bontli bridge, Alford
Woodward Vincent 8 West st Horncastle
Yonng John, 10 Minster yard, Lincoln
Teacher of Slaving.
Whipham Weyllandt, South bridge, Alford
TEKPBB Aires HOTBZ.B.
Atkinson William, Terrace, SpBsby
Barton George, 327 Victoria straet north.
Great Grimsby
BonneU T. G. 20 Spring gdna. Qalnaberough
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TBADKS DIRECTORY.]
' Bonni TempemiM Cftft & WorUng Men's
loitttote Company Limited (John Barker,
manager), Eouth street. Bourn
Burning Jiwn, 12 BL ilirj'a hill, Stamford
Dixon Wm. Hy. 3 Tentercrof c street,Linoaln
Doneaster George, 340 Higli (treet, Linooln
Dring William, 78 Cleetborpe rd. OtOrimaby
Bwen John Thomais IIM West atreet, Boston
HodgUnson Mrs. M. « Kent st. Otarimaby
Eennils Charles, Sntton Bridge, Wisb^
Knight John B. 1 Tentereroft atreet, Linooln
Metcalfe William, High street, Horncastle
Najlor Sanderson, Qneen st. Market Baaen
Oaboame Alfred T. 1 Norman place, Uoooln
Baniaon Mrs. Mary H. Osborne street *
George street. Great Grimsby
Boas Andrew, 95 & 96 Grantley Bt.Grantham
Stead Mlas A. M. 1 Fotherby st. Gt. Grimsby
Toonaend Mlas C. High atreet, Horncastle
Vere John, 132 Eaatgate, Louth
West Janua, 100 Eaatgate, I<onth
Weatoott J. 140 Cleethorpe rd. Ot. Grimsby
Woald Wm. 91 Cleethorpe road, Gt Grimsby
TENANT BZaHT VAIiXniBS.
Greaae Joaeph, Market place, Sleaford
FaTill Robert, Com exchange. Market Baaen
TENT UAKSB.
fldgington BenJ.2 Dako sL Loudon bridge tt
TEATOHBBS.
Brown Thomas, Harmston, Linooln
Storey Isaac, West Ashhy, Homoaatle
THZATBBS.
New Prince Walea Theatre (Henry James
Cnny, propr.). Freeman st. Gt. Grimsby
Theatre Boyal (George G. Whyatt, lessee),
Victoria street north. Great Grimsby
Theatre Boyal (Bobarta, Archer & Bartlett,
lessees & managers), King's Amu yard.
High atreet, Lincoln
THSASBINO UACHINB
OWNRBS.
See Agricultural Machine Owners.
TILE UAOHINE KANtTFBS.
See Brick A Tile Machine Mannfactnreis.
TUiB UAKEB8.
See Brick & Tile Makers.
TILE KEBCHANTS.
See Brick & Tile Merchants.
TIMBEB BBOKBBS.
Bee Brokers—Timber.
TIMBBB CBEOSOTINO WOBKS
Bethel] John A Co. (Henry Mllthorp, mana-
ger), Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
TIHBEB DKAT.KB8.
Barlxam Charles, Cols^erworth, Grantham
Emmons Walter, SkeUingthorpe, Lincoln
Mason Bobert, Twyford, Grantham
Porter William, Eaatgate, Lonth
Read George, 1 Cagthorpe, Horncastle
TIMBBB UBASTTBBB.
Kennils CharIe^ Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
TIKBBB KEBCHANTS.
Abbott Thomas, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Adcock Mrs. Betsy, Corby, Grantham
Allen John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Aldin John, Carlby, Stamford
Bennetts & C!aL2£8 Victoria ststh.Gt-Grimsby
Brooks William, Boston road, Bpllsby
Brown Henry A Sons, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Bollock & Bell, 104 High street, Lincoln
Bnrtt & Boper ; office & saw mills, Portland
street ; wharf, Br»fonl head, Linooln
Calder ft Co. Alexandra dock, GL Grimsby
Carr G.A. * Ca.II Cleethorpe id.Ot.Grimsby
Cater & Sleaford, Brayford side, Lincoln
Chapman J.ft Co. Victoria st.nrth.QtGrmsby
Cmtis Edmund, Craft street & Bnyfoid,
Lineolu. See advertisement
DieUnaon Joeeph, 3 Osborne st. Ot. Grimsby
Dobaon Joaeph, High street, Spalding
Drakes T. * Sons, Coistor rd. Market Rasen
Donmore Mrs.A. & Son,Sth.Wltliam,Qmthm
Ellis John B. sen. 409 Victoria street north.
Great Grimsby
Ellis Saml. Victoria it. north, Great Grimsby
English Brothers, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Fidell Frederick William (Administratrix
of). Trent Bank Steam sawing mills,
Crowgarth, Gainsborough
OodfXy John, Midland Railway station ;
timber yard, Wothorpe road, Stamford
Haag«nseaH. Royal Dock chmbntOt Grimsby
Hannett George Sumner, 77 Westgate,
arantham * 2 Lomley read, Skegneaa
LINCOLNSHIRE.
HenMCk John, S St Thomas' road, Spalding
Henke R. Royal Dock ohambrs. OtOrimaby
Hill William, Burton-on-8tather, Doneaster
Lewln, Bon Si Harrison, Steam saw mills.
South etrset, Boston
Lill Stephen P. Union street. Market Rosen
lingard Henry 8. Eastgate saw mills, Lonth
Marshall & Audnson, Victoria street south,
Great Qrimsby
Miles George, lUdland railway, Stamford
Newsnm Henry & O). Broadgate, Lincoln &
Ashcrott, Goiosborongh
Nicholaon William, SO EastSeld road, Louth
park ft River head. Loath
Nortli, Ellis ft Q). Victoria atreet aonth.
Great GrJmaby
Overton William, Burton road, Lincoln
Piekaley Samuel ft Ingham, Steam saw mills,
Kirtcn Lindsey R.8.0
Seddon,Shepherd ft Co. Royal dock,GtGm8by
Sharp ft Hiscox, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Smith Brothers, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech
Spencer Robert, Glentworth, Lincoln
Spencer Wm. 46 Tentereroft street, Lincoln
Spriggs Isaac, 1 Harrowby road, Grantham
Stalnton Mrs. Boml. Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Stebbings Wm. ft Co. Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
Todd William, Bardney, Lincoln
Topliss WiUiam, Great Ponton, Grantliam
Toray Henry, Blllinghay, Sleaford
Treneiy E T. 118 Bridge st Gainsborough
Vickera George, sen. (english). Royal Oak
yard. High street, Lincoln
Wade John ft Son, Thnrlby, Bowen
WallIsThos.(naremont,StCatherine'a, Lincoln
Wilkin Charles A. back of Boyal Dock
chambers. Great Grimsby
Wilson Mrs. K 45 Manthorpe rd. Grantham
Wilson George, 35 Manthorpe rd. Grantham
Wintringtiam ft Son, Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
TIN PLATE MEB0HANT8.
Ctoggon ft Ca 300 Upper Thames street,
London ^.r.; ft at Liverpool ft Glasgow
TINUEN, BBAZIEBS & TIN
PLATE WOBKEBS.
Allen Tliomaa, Sonntliorpe, Doneaster
Appleby William, 30 Westgate, Grantham
AtUn Alfred, Dslnesgate, Linooln
Balnea John Charles, Southgate, Sleaford
fieUatti James, 2 Eastgate, Lonth
Blackburn Burton, Billinghi^r, Sleaford
BIyth Henry, 24 Walkergate, Lonth
Briggs — , Fountain street, Caistor
Bnrgeas John, High street, Market Deeping
Bmniston John, SO Yarborougb street
Great Grimsby
Clark Samuel, 38 Salthoose lane, Unooln
Codd William, Rnskington, Sleaford
Davis R.Deep(ng St James, Market Deeping
Dean Wm. Wardle, Kirton Llndaey B.S.O
Dobaon Sam J. Fish Dock road, Gt Grimsby
Dove Charles, Wragby
Elsom George, 9 West street Horncastle
Elsom William, W Aswell lane, Louth
Elsom WIUiam,10 Hickman st Gainsboro'
Fish John, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Forge Thos. R. Fish Dock, Gt Grimsby
Qadsby Joaeph, Metheringham, Lincoln
Gelder Frederick. Stnrton, Linooln
George Nathan, IS Wharf road, Grantham
Gillard Wm. Fleetgate, Barton-on-Humber
Great Grimsby CJo-opentive Box ft Ilsli
(Carrying Co. Limited, Fi8hdack.GtOnnsby
Green Mrs Harriet 127 Eastgate ft 8 Hunter's
yard, Mercer row, Louth
Onrwell Jspli. 338 CSeotliorpe ni. GtGrimsby
Guy Thomas, 31 Crescent Spalding
Hardy Benjunin, 9 Bed Uon street, Spalding
Hardy Thos. Arch, 17 Bridge siraet, Spalding
Hltohtn J. I Christ's Hospital ter. Linooln
HodBon Richard P. Blnbrooke, Market Basen
Hunt Firth, George st Barton-on-Hnmber
Hunt Teanby, Queen st Barton-on-Humber
laaott T. 159 High stft New market, Linooln
Jeasop Herbert 17 Dolphin lane, Boston
Johnson Mrs. Aaron, Bairow-on-Humber
Jones Isaac, Fulbeok, Grantham
Key Frederick, (Jrowle, Doneaster
Leak* Wm. Wilcoek, 84 Morton st Grantham
Lewis Thomas, 11 Bailgatey Linooln
Lnpton Edward, HecUngton, aeaford
Lupton Joseph, Sonth gale^ Sleaford
Lyon Joslah, 19 Waterside north, Lincoln
McClnskey Henry, Cambridge stCleethorpes,
Great Qrimsby
Massey Jn. High stBillingboro', FalUngham
Morton Joseph Wni.& Son,72 Bast gate,Loath
Murphy Jamca 3. Fish-Dock rd, Gt Grimsby
Nsal Mrs. Jane, Hogsthorpe, Alford
Nicholson Wm.Scotter,Kirton Lindsay B.S.0
Norton Charlea, 66 West street, Boston
Oakden ft Sharpe, 116 ft 118 Cleethorpe
road. Great Qrimsby
Pailger WOliam, 33 Wonlmr st Ot Grimsby
Phaaaant George, High st Crowle, Doneaster
Pinkett Samuel, 11 Willow row, Horncastle
Pultrey Thos. 332 Freeman st Gt Orimaby
TOB 861
Bomaden Joseph, Market plaoe, Caistor
Bandnaon Chas.HerbtWuiterton, Doncaater
Richardaon William Charles, West st Bourn
Booksby Samuel, Bed Uon square, Stamford
Scupham ChaaQueen atreet, Market Rasen
Searle Charles, South end, Alford
Skeef WUIlam, 17 Red Lion street Spalding
Smith las. Henry, 35B, Upgate, Louth
Steel Fre Ik. 2 Hilda stNew Clee,GtGrimsby
Stevenson Francis, 33 Dolpliin lane, Boston
Stevenson Wm. Hall, 42 Welby st Grantham
Strangword Wm.lUWatenide north, Lincoln
Tempertou Saml. Westgate, Belton,Doncaster
Tester James George, 33 High street Boston
Thompson Holland, (iueen st Market Baaen
Waldin William, 71 Sootgate, Stamford
Walker William, Long Bennington,Grantham
Ward James ft Co. 2 North street ft 3 Bull
ring, Horncastle
Ward Thomas, 8 Swine gate, Grantliam
Weatlierhog Cliarles R. Aswell lane, Lonth
Webeter Wm. Hyde, Fish Dock rd.Gt.Grimsby
Welbom John, Bridge End rood, Gruntliam
Whjley Wm. T. 41 St Peter's hill, Grantham
Wlillams George Hay, Market place, Sleaford
Woods W. E. Eastolt road, Crowle, Doneaster
TOBAOCO KANTTPACTUBEBS.
Uawaon Jn Edwd.Maud Foater works,Boston
Stanwell Frederick, Bond street Boston
TOBACCO PIPE HAKBB8.
Longstaff Mrs. Mary, Elm street, Stamtorl
Middleton Alexander, 6 Soap House row, I^ea
road, Gainsborough
Boas Charles. 4C Kidgate, Louth
Starr RichardftSon, 37 Manners stGrantliam
Stonehouse Brothers, 288 Lower Burgess st.
Great Grimsby
TOBACCONISTS.
Altman Harris, 148 Albert st Gt Grimsby
Axe Alfred, Market st. Great Grimsby
Bailey Mrs. Alice, 16 Westgate, Grantlinm
Bailey Charles S. Market place, SpUsby
Bomford Chas.Tlios. Oxford st Market B&ion
Bellamy James, High street, Holbeach
Benson Mrs. Martha, 36 Waterside nortli,
Lincoln
Blnnington Hy. 43 Railway st Gt Griuubv
Brewln Charles V. 27 Westgate, Grantham °
Briggs Thomas, 66 Cleetliorpe rd.GtOrimKby
Broughton Lewis Alfd. 29 High st Stomfoi-i'l
Brown Frank, 41 High at ft Westgate room?,
Grantham
Brown Jsph. 336 Victoria stnrth.OtGrimsl>y
Burnett Edward, 87 West street Boston
Carruthers Mrs. Ann, 1 Low Spring street.
Great Grimsbv
Chu-k Miss Ann, 32.v, High street Lincoln
Chiypoole Henry ft Bon, 43 ft 44 Market place.
Dolphin lane, Boston
Cleaver George H. 41 Kamsgate, Lonth
Cook William, Bull Ring bine, Gt Grimsby
Dold Albert3-.'4 Victoria »tnrtb.Gt Grimsby
Dryden Henry, 81 Freeman st Gt. Grimsby
Fawcett Joseiii, 8 Canwick roal, LincoUi
Fields Samuel, West street, Holbeadi
Firth Edwani, South street, C!aistor
Firtli Tom, Union street Market Rasen
Fountain Frederick, 6a, Mu-ket place.Boston
Fox Ja8.Sea View stCleethorpes, GtOrlmsby
Fritie Frederick, 102 Albion st. Gt Grimsby
Furnish Alexander Jas. 94 Eastgate, Louth
Gorton Bros. 338 ft 239 High atreet, Lincoln
Gonldthorp T. Market U. Barton-on-Humbcr
Gregory Charles, 36 Steep hill, Lincoln
Harmston George, 4 Newlands, Lincoln
Healey Henry, 16 Market place, Grantham
Hlggs George, 170 High street Lincoln
Hlggs Creorge, 6 St John's street, Stamford
BiUelsonJaoob,207 Cleethorpe rd. OtGrimshy
HobUna George, 9 New street, Louth
Holmes John C, 58 Newmarket, Lincoln
Jackson Wm.lD3 Victoria st sth.Gt Grimsby
Johnson John, Stanbow lane, Boston
Johnson Wm. 31 Cleethorpe nl. Gt Grimsby
Kavanagh John, 10 Monk's road, Lincoln
Larder M. Forman, 15 Upgate, Louth
Lawler Matthew,179 Freeman st GtGrimsby
Lee Charles, Lumley road, Skegneaa
Lee William A. Market street Gt Grimsby
Lee Wm.C.61 Westgate ft 21 High stGmthm
Leeman Tom, High street Caistor
Lonsdale Walton, Crhapel la. Barton-on-Hnibr
Lowery Richard, 51 Steep hill, Lincoln
Lyon ft Bon, 30 Melville street, Lincoln
Maaliam William, 23 North at Grantham
Mason Edwin ft Co. 187 High st Lincoln
Middleton William, 21 Market st Gainsboro'
Newton Geo. 36 Freeman street Gt Grimsby
NlchoUs Mrs. Sarah Ann, 126 Victoria at
west Great Grimsby
Nichobon ft Hildred, 18 Wide Bargate, Bostn
Nightaoales Elijah, Trinity st. Gainsborough
Peters Jn.T. 263 Victoria st stli, Ot Grmsbv
Pickles Joseph, jun. 105 Bridge stGalnsborti'
Porter Wm. 344 Victoria st sth. Ot Grimsby
Roberts Wm. A. 2U Silver street, Lincoln
Boae Wm. 326 Claethorps rd. Great Orimaby
Digitized by VjUUVlC
862 TOO
ToBAOcoxnTS— oontiniKd.
' Ron WilUua, S Market tt. OalniborDDgh
aaltman Bsrrb, 41 Clwthar|ie rd. New Clee,
Gnu OrtaiMbf
Sohofleld Ben, 20 Cleetborpe rd. at. Orfaiubr
Scott Beiii7, Ma, Bridge itreet, Spalllng
Searby James, Jan. High ■treet.'SplIsby
Sailers Joaepli, High street, BQlingborougb,
Sellman Jn. 394 Ylotoria Btiirtli.6t0rlmsb}r
Sibeon Chtrlca^ 16 AH Saints' at. Stiuntord
SlmiMon Wm. 49 Frsanan st. Gt Orlmsby
SUght Saialhffi James street, Xoutli
Smith Cliaa.H. 144 Oleetborpe rd.Ot.Grfansbr
Smith Wm-SSl High st* Saltergate, Unooln
Spicer Bcu;, 27 Market plaoe, Galnaborough
Splcer John, ST Vlctorlast. vst. Gt. Grimsby
Sialnton Sobert, 114 Freeman sLGLGrimsby
Starkej Mrs. Fanny, 37 London rd.Granthm
Stephenson Bdwd. 134 High street, Lincoln
Stephenson Mrs. Marlam S. Market place,
Bwton-on-Hnmber
Sttle John, 93 Claethorpe road, Kev Clee,
Great Grimsby
Stockton Walter, High street, Skeiniess
Taylor Mrs. a 38 Bridge st. Golneborangh
Thompson Thomas, 127 High street, Lincoln
Tyler William, 30 Ball |riace, Spalding
Upton Wm.6earge, 8 SUver street, Lincoln
Tickers John T. 14^ Freeman street; 61 Kent
street i& 302 Victoria st.nth. Great GrimKby
Tokes Fredk. Wm. It Pasttire 8t.Gt.6rimsby
Wallace Henry Wm. 6 Chapel st. OrHritham
Watson Thomas, Market place. Market Rosen
Watts Willowby, 11 Strait, Lincoln
Wheatcroft Wm. Norman, 33 Upgate, LoqUi
Widdowson WllUam, 31 College st. Gnuitlmi
Wilkinson Henry, 6 East street. Hoi-ncostle
Wilson James, 8 Broad street, Spalding
Wingad Richard Lane, 83 Eostgate, Lontli
Winhall William, 71 High street, Stamford
Woods Charles, High st Crowle, Doncnstn-
Yallop J. lltTictorst. NewClee.Ot.Grinisby
TOOIi BEAXEBS.
Cliapman Thomas, S7 Rlpon street, Lincoln
Hall William (joiners'), 7 Pelham st. Lincoln
MuBgraTe George (joiner8'),39 Waterside stb.
Lincoln
Oakden A Sharpe, 113 & 118 Cleethorpe rood.
Great Grimsby
Saunders Walter, 2 Back st. Gainslxirough
Twelves John (agricnltnral), Baston, Market
Deeping
TOT DBAX.EBS.
Aflitou John, Queen street. Market Kosen
Briggs George, 9 Market st. Gninitborough
Bntterworth E. 38 Bridge st. Gainsborough
Cable Mrs. Francis, 248 King Edward street
north. Great Grimsbj*
Carlisle Mrs. Jane, 334 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Clayton Joseph, 47 Cleethorpe road,New Clee,
Great Grimsby
Ficldhonse Chilstr. T. Queen st. Market Rosen
Goodger Frederick, 27 Newmarket, Lincoln
Land Wm. 88 Victoria st. west, Gt. Grimsby
La'ATence Wm. 176 Freeman st. Gt. Grinisby
Mitchell Mrs. lEUsabetli, Whitecross street,
Bartan.on-Humber
Shaw Frederick Wm. 19 Wormgate, Boston
Sliepherd Edwhi Hy. 8 Wide Bargate, Boston
Smith HeniT, 9 Steep hill, Lincoln
Stennett William, Billinghay, Slc&tortl
Swallow Bicbard. jun. 363 High st Lincoln
Welsh Charles, 4 St Mary's st Lincoln
WiUiams Isaac, U Steep hUI & -lU New.
market, Lincoln
Wing Mrs. E. 27 St Peter's hill, Grantham
TBADB PBOTB0TI0K800IBTY.
Brigg Trade Protection Society (George
Sorter, solicitor), Bigley street, Brigg
TBAKWAT OOUFANIBS.
Alford & Sutton Tramway Co. (Thomas
Corringham, manager), Alford
Great Grimsby Tramway Co. (Alfred Moun-
tain, man.); office. New Clee, Gt. Grimsby
Lincoln TromwayCo. (Gilbert John Dashper,
sec.), Saltergate, Lincoln
TBAVELIiEBS-COlCBCEBCIAI..
Briggs Henry, 16 Waterside north, Lincoln
, Bush Fras. J. H. 4 St Peter's hill, Gnuitbm
j ButtonB-Gyppeswyk ho. Pinchbeck rd. Spdng
Bycrott Thomas, 14 Colegrare st Lincoln
Dixon Joseph, 7 Worsley st Great Grimsby
Gilfin ThomaaBeed, 14 West paiade,Gnuilbm
Greaves B. A. 29 Spring grdns.Oalnsboroagh
Harriaa William, 61 Honks road, Unooln
Kell WllUam Henry, West street, Alford
Mastin Waten Walker, Sonth park, Lincoln
Moore John, jun. 6 Spring gardens, Spalding
Mumby Charles Wesley 6 Gospelgate, LonUi
Forkes George, 12 Mawie «t Gt. Grimsby
LPeako Henry, 10 St Peter's hill, Stamford
Fcaica John, 2 Tooley stnet, Gainsboroagh
LINC(HiKBHISE.
Pearson Cbvlea,.*!, Hew Bridge hill. Loath
Blx Charles, 8 launder tenaoe. Grantham
Boss James, Klrton Lindsay B<&0
8cholasFndarf<d;,187Bridis« st, Gainsborongfa
Simpson Frederick, 68 Portland st. linoaln
Tapling AUNd, Wravby, Brigg
WardlnglyBenry, 78 Omrdi stGainsborough
Wheatle} William T. Hamilton pL Alford
White WllUam B. 14 Maude st Gt Grimsby
Wilkinson William, Eastbourne tenaee.
Trinity siieet, Gainsborough
Wllloughby Geo. (Jrescent st Gt Grimsby
Wright John, 18 Bntland terrace, Stamford
TBIOTCTLB XAKEBS.
See Bicycle & Tricycle Makers.
TBimCINO WABSHOnSB.
DalasG.3MarketHallentmce.Marktpl. Louth
TBIPB DBBSSBB.
Lammin B.114KlngEdwd.Btnth.Gt.Grimsby
TVBKISH BATHS.
See Baths & Bath Proprietors.
TT7BNBBS— WOOD.
Ashton William, Ashby road, Spllshy
Asqulth T.W. 212 Victoria ststh.GtGrmsby
I Burrows John, Hungate, Lincoln
Burrows Jn. Nathonl. E.261A, High stLncln
JHawes Samuel, St Swithln'a sq. Lincoln
I Hawkins Frederick, Brooke's court, Stamfrd
Lamb John, Unity square, Lincoln
! Lingord Henry 8. Eostgate saw mills, Louth
, Maudeville John, Albion st Great Grinisby
I Ranshaw Robert, Mareliam-le-Fen, Boston
' Roughton John, 27 New rood, Spalding
I Smalley Joseph, 69 Aswell lane, Louth
I Splkins Edmund, 3 Winsover road,Spalding
Spikina George, 7 Chapel lone, Spalding
Spiklns John Asliton, 18 Red Lion st. Boston
Studwell William, Brook's terrace, Stamford
Sutton Hy. Northgate ic 13 James st. Louth
Taylor Joseph, 2 New street. Grantham
TTWUnBLT.A UfAKBBH.
Bhick Robert High street, Holbeach
Buck Christopher, 1«7 Winsover rd. Spalding
Batcher Robert 14 Emery htne Boaton
Damm Mrs. Blixh. Oxford st Market Basin
Edwards Jamea, 22 Maiden row, Louth
Hancock John, 11 Church st Gainsborough
Hydes Charles, West street, Homcastle
Jarnell Mrs. Jane, Church street, Boston
Gates Thomas, 5 Aswell lane, Louth
Bowbottom Bd.Hy. 11 Market pi. Homcastle
Smith Geo. St Bon, 8 All Saint's st Stamfonl
UuderhiU Geo. 2 Havelock st. Gt Grimsby
Watson Edmund, 11 Grantham st Lincoln
Wataon Edwnr.1, 28 Strait Lincoln
irilBBBIiIiA BBPAIBEB8.
Johnson Alex. Wm. St Martin's sq.Ltncoln
I Smith Mrs. Harriet, IH Welby St. Qrantliam
Stow Mrs. Mary, South end, Alford
VNDBBTAXBBS.
Baildom James, 199 Eastgate, Louth
Bannister Mrs. Sarah, 141 King Edward
street north. Great Grimsby
Barnes James, Heoldngton, ^eaford
Beels Robert 24 WatUn street & King
Edward street north. Great Grimsby
Calvert W. White Horse yard, Qainsbarougb
Clark Henry William, 7 Enginegate, Louth
Clarke Wm. Market place, (3rowle, Doncaster
Coney Thomas, West street, Alford
Cooke Joseph, Bull Ring, Great Grimsby
Cooling Brotliers, 16 Melville st Lincoln
Cnrtis Edmund ; office & show rooms, 40
Silver street Lincoln. See advertisement
Donson James A, 1 Bridge road A 10
Wdlington street. Gainsborongb
Bve ft Raariiaw, Market place & Bastgate,
Lonth. See advertisement
Fox Thomas 78 Bridge street Qainabonmgb
Gardner Alfred, 2 Park lane, Stamford
Graves Isaac, 39 New market, Lonth
Beone Frank & Co. 2 High st Homcastle
Kelham John, 9 & 10 St John's st Stamfonl
Kennington Jn. 28a, Wide Bargate, tc manu-
f octoiyv Oheapaide, Boston
LoveOharleSiHMnswell, Kirion Lindscy B.&0
Ludlow Dixon, 10 St Peter's st Stamford
McDonaldHy. SlILow.BurgessstGt Ormsby
Martin ft Sims, C!aatle hill, Excheqnergate,
& Bastgate, Lincoln. See advertisement
Manltby Henry, Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Parker Fras. Binbrooke, Market Rasen
Peaagood Edwd. 4 All Saint's st Stamford
Rowe William, Kelstem, Louth
Rowaon Ohas. 28 Silver street Gainsborough
Scholes Richard, Empinghom road, Shunf ord
Smith George, Btnbtooks, Market Rasen
Bnmvter Tbonui, Binbrooke^ Market Rosen
Thompson J. M. ft Sous, Bath road, Lonth
Towle Charies, Legbooxne, Louth
[kku.t's
TraffordBdward, 48 Staidey stnst * OsaftDB
street, New dee. Gnat Grimsby
Truman WnUam Henry,l88 Bailgata ft Mi
High street, Lincoln
Waraap B«nj. Whelbonm, MQl hill, Caistor
White ft Wood, Commercial street Alford
Wilson John, Scnntborpe^ Doncaster
Wright ft Son, 2S Bridge street Homcastle
WyleaMrKE.ftSon, 11 St Goorge's a4.8taifrd
UPHOIiSTBBiEBS.
See also Cabinet Maken.
Atkinson W.MftMVictoria stwstGtGrmaby
Baildom James, 119 Fsstgsto, Lonth
Band Mrs. Bliiabeth, 42 Hongate, Lincoln
Belmstein Borace Mark, Wanisgtcn bouse,
High street Uncoln. See admrtisemeot
Billing Johnaimpsan,C StMary'sfaLStamfrd
Batters Mn.Bannali,2Chantry U.Gtannilir
Chesterfield John. Bigh st Market Dsspiiw
Clarke Wni.-Market plaee, Crowl^ DoncoMr
(3oney Thomas, Soathgate, Sleoford
Coney Thomas, West street Alfonl
Cooke Joseph, Bull Bing, Great Grimsby
OnitiB Bdmnnd, Ooft street ft Brsyferd;
oflloe ft show rooms, 40 Silver street,
Lincoln. Bee advertiaement
Dickinson ft Son, 29 Strait LInroln
Dixon ft Son, 67 Wharf road, Grantluuu
Gantby Wm. Bnrkell, 49 Elwes st Brigg
Grant Wm. 47 Albion street Great Grimsby
GresswellMrs.M.200Victoria stso.GtGrmsby
Guy William. 27 Hall place, Spalding
Hall John, 8 ft 9 Market place, Oronttaam
Hannett KillamftNew, 77 Westgata,Gmtbm
Hardy Willbun, 63 ft 8£ Freeman street:
Great Grimsby cabinet works, Albert
street Great Grimsby
HollingwortbB.40Vietoria stwstOtUrmsby
J abb Martin, G«orgestreetBartonH>n-Ham.
ber. See sdvertiaemeot
Kennington John, 28a, Wide Bargate, ft
mannfactory, Cbeapside, Boston
Marsh James William, 6 Bridge street,
Gainsborough
Martin ft Sims, Castle hill, Exofaequergate ft
Bastgate, Lincoln. See advertisement
Neal ft Lawton. 9 London road, Gitkntham
FaUthorpeWm.l72Victoria st.sth.GtGrmshy
PerelTal Wm. King st Bartoa-on-Hambcr
Pogaon Mrs. 3 West street Homcastle
Shaw William, 126 High street Lincoln
Smith Thomas, 47 Wrawby stmt Brigg
Spademan George, 17 High st Stamfonl
Stanton Mrs. B. 16 Hall place, .Spalding
Syson Joseph, Hungate, Lincoln
Triveman Brothers, Portland st. Lincoln
Truman William Henry, 88 Bailgste ft US
High street, Lincoln
Turner F. 217 Cleethorpe rd. Gt Grimsbv
Ward WiUlam, 6 ft 7 St Mary's liL Stamford
Waterfield John, M Scotgate, Stamford
Winter Anthony, Market plaoe,MarlBetBaaen
Wright ft Son, 26 Bridge street, Homcactle
Wright WOUam Hy. 10 Red Lion stStamftd
VAI.TTEBS.
See Appnisers ft Valuers.
VA3BtNI8H KAKUPAOTtrBKBS.
Wilson 0. ft Son, New Bridge hill, Lonth
Burrell ft Ck>.117ftll8 Leadenhall stLondn<-.c
VENBTIAK BLIND KAKBBS.
See Window Blind Makers.
VBKTILATOB XAKXBS.
Banner Brothers ft (Vi. 11 Billlter sqnarv,
London r.c ; patentees of sanitary appli-
ances ; only gold medals, Brussels, ISSO ;
highest award of the Society of Arts, IDSS :
Gold medallntemationalHealth K'chll>.l*84
Sanitary Engineering ft Ventilation Ga lU
I Victoria street, Westminsters.*'.; Vertical
llTiVDnnT 1 T II ventllatJng tnbes. self-
lillr JSJUAIi acting exhanst ventila-
Tnd* Unk. tors ftc
TBBKIN DBSTBOTEBS.
Andrew John, Tburlby, Bonm
Catley John, Kedby. Ulceby
Chessman James, Waterloo st Market Rasen
Sato Tliomas, Klrton Lindsey B.S.0
Freeman Robert Baston, Market Deeping
VBSBEIi OWZTBBS.
Bee Ship Owners.
VBTBBINAB7 STTBOBOH'S.
mall John Thomas, 26 Bigbyst Brigs
B rnaby Benry, Workiby, &jgg
Batchelder John, 66 London rd. Granthaun
Bhides Frederick Higiiam, Xatteraball. Boeta
Bland Fred, .Laake, Boston
Blond George, i Red Lion street BaatOK
Bonto(tWaltBermoar,16B«dLio»«t,H|isiM»g
Borman Chas. Bdwd. Waltham, GtGdmaby
BrooksA.B.CowpergatALang SattSPtlFisbcla
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES niBECTORT.]
Bnxdn Wm, Heniy, Tolbaefc, Otutbam
Brown JoMph, yturenbj, Otanthom
OaxIeMWilliam, Soral Oak yard, High street,
Lincoln. 8m adTertlsement
Caah John, S Barkham street, NorthohM^
WalnBeet All Saints R.S.0
Ghapman Charles Benj. KirtonLindsayB.8.0
OhannanJohn, 9 Bridge stnet,Oain>t>oiiougb
dans Thomas Allen, Willow raw,Horncastle
OUHou Rotaert, Tattershall, Boston
Cook William, Queen street, Spilsbsr
Darby Thomas, Lond. 23 Walkergate, Loath
Sickinaon Walt.Q.B. OSWideBargate, Boston
Dobaon Hn. Hary A. Cemetery rd. Holbeacb
Brewery J<rtui James, Fen. Fleet, Holbeaoh
I>ruiyHy.8.Karth at. Crowlsnd, Feterbomgh
Duxon Bdward, Burgh-in-the-Maxsb ll.S.0
Field William, Wdlowgate, Qreat Grimsby
Toater Bobert P. 6 Pinchbeck street, Spalding
Fonlston J. Aintrce house, Keelby, Ulceby
Oooeh Frederick, 19 Bt. Uartln's High street,
Stamford
Ooodacre C. Market place, Crowle, Doncaster
Gooeeman W. T. High st. ^arton-on-Humber
Gresswell James B. 13 Mercer row, Louth
Hall Herbert, Burgh-in-the-Uarsh R.8.0
Hardy Robert Thos. SO Boston road, Sleaf ord
Hebdon Henry, Helghington, Lincoln
Hicks Henry, Methmngham, Lincoln
Holmes John & Son, Eastgate, Bourn
Holmes frank Acbey, Uemswell, Kirton
Llnds»B.S>0
Hptanes Frederick, Castle Bytham, Btamford
Holmes William, Kirton Lindsay R.S.0
Boole John, Northgate, Sleoford
Boole William, Heckington, Sleaford
Howse Henry, Park street, Lincoln
JenUnson Robert Ward, Billinghay, Sleaford
Keall Robert John, Rpworth, Doncaster
Eirke Fred Armstrong, Welton, Lincoln
Leach Lionel L. Barbate, Boston
Leach Kichard, 87 High street, Boston
Little W John St. Waintleet All Saints R.8.0
Loft J. IL 33 Victoria st. west, Gt. Grimsby
LoTittJohn,Messlngliam,KlrtanLindsry R.S.0
Low Christopher, East end, Alford
Medd Albert Borr, Barrington gate,Holbeach
KowelJ Cliarles, Bossingham, Newark
Osborne (^. 8 New st. Lonth & at Fub>tow
Fickrk^ Tliomas, Upton, Oainsborough
Pitt Harry, SpQsby
Rayner George, Wainfleet All Saints R.S.0
Reeks Fredk. 33 Westlode street, Spalding
Richardson Edward James, West st. Alford
Bnnoiman Thos. Church st. Market Deeping
BoMell Capt. B. H. Stanton street, Grantliam
Sant John, N<»rth Witham bank, Lincoln
Sharp Joseph, High street, Ctowle, Doncostr
Shepherd George, Soxilby, Lincoln
Smith Joseph, Ulceby Village
Smith PennTol, Winterton, Doncaster
Smith T. E. Jameson Bridge st. Hrkt. Rasen
Spencer Fred, Wrogby
Swaiitt John, 16 Wharf road, Stamfoid
Theakit<m Henry, Bridge road,OainBborough
Thomson (George, 8 Marlcet place. Homcastle
Threadgill Pbinehas B.SuttonBridge, Wisbech
WatUns Frederick, Mareham-le-I'en, Boston
Wattam Frederick, 69 Scotgate, Grantliam
White John, Waltham, Great Grimsby
Whitworth George, ZlNortli Btreet,Grantham
Willows J.G.Chapelbridge,Lng.Sattn,Wi8bch
Wilson Robert, Market place, Csistor
Wyer Daniel, Falklngliam
Wycr George, Corby, Grantliam
WyerOaorge, Falkingham
Wyer Ootoirth, Donington, Spalding
Wyer Isaac, Ruskingtou, Sleaford
VUnEQAB UAKBBS
Champion & Go. Limited, comer of Old
street A City road, London e.c.
VOIiUlTEBBBB.
Lincolnshire Ught Horse (1st), (Earl of
Tarborongh, capt. ; Llent. W. Swallow,
aetlag adjutant ; Rer. J. H. Johnson 1I.A.
acting ehaphtln ; R. Wilson, hon. veterinary
snrgeoD), Great Limber, Ulceby
Linooonahire Artillery (attached to Eastern
dirlslon of Royal Artillery), (O.H. Hntton,
llent.-col. ; J. Reed, major ; Major G. H.
Writ ord, adjutant ; A. McG. Nell, quarter-
master ; Surgeon-Major T. Small & T.
Newby M.D. surgeons; E. B. Reoketti
acting snrgeon ; Rev. Q. B. Blenkin U.A.
* Rev. J. W. Overton v.\. hon. chaplains;
Rev. J. F. Young M.A. acting chaplain);
head quarters. Artillery barracks. Central
market. Great Grimsby ; (Nos. I & 2 bat-
teries), (Capt. Wm. Hy. White, command-
ant ; Sergt John Moore, drill Instructor),
Drill haU, Main rldgr, Boston ; (Nos.
3. 4 * S batteries), (Captains A. Bannister,
Edward Smith & Henry J. Gorrcy), Great
Grimsby ; (Na 6 baUery), (Capt, Robert
Bamsfaaw, commandant); depot. Eve st.
James St. Louth'
Lincolnshire Regiment, 1st Volunteer Bat-
talion, (F. K. Scddon, lleut-col. ; Major
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Frederick Charleswortfa Eennedy,adjutant;
Peter Flatts Dickinson, quarter-master;
H. Wright, acting surgeon ; Rev. Preben-
dary R. Ainslee X.A. & Rev. G. Hogarth
X.A. hon. ohaphdns ; Ber. W. T. Hlndley
B.A. & Rev. W. W. Ijiyng X.A. acting
chaphiins; f A C^) Major Ed. F. Sandon,
(B Go.) Capt. Richard J. Ward & (C Co.)
(?apt. Thomas C. Bourne, commandants ;
T. M. Wilkinson, surgeon ; Rev. F. B.
Blenkin V, A. hon. chaplain) ; head quarters
of the Battalion & A. B & C Cos. Old City
gaol. Monks road, Lincoln ; (D (Company),
(C^apt. William GrenviUe Smj-th, com-
mandant; Rev. Frebenary A. S. Wilde
M.A. acting chaplain ; depOt, Town hall,
Butta, Hubbards liUls, Loutii ; (E Co.),
Captain Henry R. Allngton, commandant;
Surgeon-major G. B. Moody, surgeon ; J.
W. Hembrongh, hon. assistant-surgeon) ;
Armoury, Bull ring; Drill hall. Com
Exchange, Great Grimsby ; (F Co.), (Major
George Walker, commandant; Burgeon
Major J. W. Walker u.B. surgeon; F. J.
Walker, hon. assistant surgeon) ; head-
quarters, Spilsby; drill ball. Sea View
hotel, Skegness ; (Q Co.), Major Robert C.
Armstrong, oommandmant ; H. George
M.D., acting snrgeon) ; Drill hall, South
street, Homcastle ; (H Co.), (Capt. John
Higgins, commandant ; Richard Lonphier
M.B. hon, assistant-surgeon ; John Mc
Nally, drill instractor). West Alford,
Alford; (I Co.), (Capt. Walter Austin,
commandant; Sergt. Wm. Sherson, drill
Instmctor), Barton-on-Humber ; (J Co.),
Capt. Oldham Walker, commandant ;
Henry Wright L.B.c.r. Edin. acting sur-
geon ; Rev. Prebendary W. J. Williams
U.A. acting chaplain; Sergt. William
Whelan, drill instructor), (Orderly room.
Town hall, Gainsborough : (K Co.), Capt.
Frank B. (Jonsans, commandant; Edwin
Wm. Barton, acting surgeon ; Peter Logan,
drill sergeant), head quarters. King street.
Market Rasen
Lincolnshire Regiment, 3nd Volunteer Bat-
talion (Sir J. H. Thorold hart. lieuU-ool. ;
Capt. F. R. Lowth (Ist Lincoln Regiment)
adjutant ; £. Dickinson, quarter-master ;
C.K. Morris & O.F.England L.H.C.F. i.onil.
I acting surgeons ; (A & B Co.s), (Capt. J.
Hutchinson, commandant ; Rich. Wllmn,
I hon. assistant surgeon J; head -quarters of
I battalion & A & B Cos. 13 Finkin street,
Grantham; (C Co.), (Capt. R. W. Stani-
land, commandant ; Rev. G. W. Lowe n.A.
acting chaplain ; Sergt Jolm O'Neil, drill
instructor), head quarters. High street,
Boston; ( DCo. ), Capt. H . Hart, commandant; )
Stamford; (ECc), (Capt. H. A. Peake,
commandant ; J. H. Bessill, hon. assistant
surgeon). Armour; & Orderly rooms. South-
gate, Sleaford; (FCkj.), (Capt. E. Leeds,
comnuuident ; Rev. Canon Edward Moore
M. A. hon. chaplain ; Surg.-Major Edwin
Morris ii.D. surgeon ; A. Bennett, drill
instructor), S Sheepmarket, Spalding ; (G
Co.), (Lieut. R. J. Swan, commandant),
Gosberton; (H (3o.), (CapUin. Edward
Harris, commandant; Sergt. Wm. Long,
drill instructor). Public liall. Billing-
borough
WAOON BXrXLSEBS.
See (Tart & Wagon Builden.
WABDBOBE SEAIiEBS.
Bailey Mrs. EHzabeth, 3 Westlode st. Spalding
Blake John, C All Saints' place, Stamford
(Tatley Thomas S.SScI Steep hiU, Linoobi
Clark Samuel, 41 Sindl street, Lincoln
Clarke Jobn, M High street, Stamford
Elmer George, 34 Strait, Lincoln
Ferguson Mrs. M. A. 40 Bridge stGainsboro'
Fox Edward, 1 Broad street, Grantham
Hennigan William, 16 .Scotgate, Stamford
Hotliday George, i North street, Stamford
Houghton Mrs. E. 1 King street, Lincoln
Parrott J. W. 18 Waterside south, Llnooln
Riley John, 8 Eastgate, Lontli
Vellam Charies, 102 West street, Boston
Watts Thomas, Water tone. Lincoln
Wells Mrs. Maiy, 38 Broadgate. Lincoln
Wilson Joseph, U Eastgate, Lontli
Yaung Thomas Jamea, 4 Maiden la. Stamford
WABSHOXTSEUSN.
Cherrington C. H. & Ca Doningtn. S|«ldnR
Lane Thomaa Angell, High street, Ilolbeoch
Oldrid John, II, IS & 17 Strait BarKate.Bstn
White John Thos-MclO Sheep morkt. Spalding
WASHzxra- a wbinoiho
UAOHINB MANTTFAOTUBEBS
Beimstein Horace Mark, Warrington house.
High street, Lincoln. See advert
Parkinson Michael, Pkrtney, Spilsby i
WAT 863
WASTE PAFBB HEBOHAHT.
DentR.8«WtlUngham stWeelsby,Gt.Gria<b7
WATOH aCAKEBS.
Bee also Clock Makers.
Marked thus f are also Clock Makers.
Andrew Charles, 7 Westgate, Grantham
fAston John, 20 Sindl street, Lincoln
Atkinson & Bimiin, Halton road, SpUsby
Barnes Q.l Market st.&2Chnrchst.(}ain8boro'
Barnes Thos. 82 Cleatborpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
& Humber street, Cneetliorpes, Gt. Grimst^
Burnett Thomas B. Winterton, Doncaster
Ban- Mrs. Sophia, East end, Alford
Bartle George, 8 Market place, Brigg
Bartle WOllam, King street, Market Rasen
Barwiok Samuel, 26 High street, Boetou
Berwick Samuel, Swineahcod, Spalding
Baaham David, 28 Wast street, Boston
Bishop George, 40 Steep hill, Boston
tBlackbum David, Bardney, Lincoln
Blood Alfred, East st Crowlond, Peterboro'
Boss Maurice, Spout lane, Northgate, Louth
Boyall Mrs. Ellen, 3 Aswell hue, Louth
Boyall Joseph, Terrace, Spilsby
Bradley Jolin, 37 Mercer row, Louth
Briggs Johnathan T. Bridge street, Spalding
Buffham Beuben, 12 Station street, Spalding
Burton Frederick, 25 Mercer row,. Louth
Coney William, Queen street. Market Rasen
Canty G. W. Market lane, Barton-on-Humber
tChant Jamea Cook, 68 Wrawby street, Brigg
Chapman William, 7 Asylum road, Lincoln
Chapman William, Metheringhom, Kirton
Lindsey R.S.Q
tChurch Thomas, 9 Silver street, Gainsboro*
Clark Charles, Epworth, Doiicasto:
Clark Thomas, Epworth, Doncaster
Clay Charles & Son, Messingham, Lincoln
fCloy Charles S. 63 Bridge street, Gainsboro'
Cohen H. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Cooper E. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Corney Robert, North street, Bourn
Creawick Richard, 35 Southgate, Sleaford
Cross Jolm Henry, 2 Wrawby street, Brigg
fCroesley Frank, 4 Broadgate, Lincoln
Dent John Jorvls, 61 Wrowby street, Brigg
Dold Alb. 324 Victoria st nrth. Gt Grimsby
Dunn Richard, 53 Marlcet place, Beaton
fEley Hodson, 44 Wide Bargate, Boeton
fEllicock Josepli, West street, Boum
fElston Edward, 367 High street, Lincoln
Fell Charles, 4 Aswell lane, Louth
Fisher John Dixon, 228 High street, Lincoln
Fletcher John, High street, Crowie, Doncostr
Fold Andrew, Butchery street, Lincoln
Fowler George, 18 Bull ring, Homcastle
tFronks H. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wisbech
Freemantle John George, Go8berton,Spalding
Fryer Alfred, Ulceby VUhige
tQadsby William, 46 Sliver street, Lincoln
TGlbbins John Wm. 187 High street, Lincoln
Glover Job, 36} Silver street, Lincoln
Godfrey Arthur J. 2 Watergate, Grantliam
Goldman S. 147 deethorpe road, GtGrimsby
tOoldstein H. 60 Strond street, Gt. Grimsby
Goodacre £.VineBtBillingboro',Falkingham
tGoode Francis, Sonthgate, Sleaford
Graham James, Gosberton, Spalding
Green Charles, Long Bennington, Grantham
Green William, 29 London road, Grantliam
Harris Henry, 20a, Freemon st Gt Grimsby
Harrison George Frederick, Wragby
Harvey A. 64 Cleethorpe road, Ot Orinuby
Hawdon C. H. 254 Cleethorpe rd.OtGrimsby
tHay es John, 115 A|117 Victoria street south.
Great Grimsby
Haylock Cliarlea E. Donington, Spalding
Henderson Charles W. 44 Bigby street Brigg
Hewitt Alfred; 7 Market street, Gainsborough
fHewitt A. 444 Victoria stnortfa,atOrimsby
tHeuitt G. 98 Victoria st west,Gt Orfmsby
Hewitt William, 25 Bridge st Osinsboroogh
Hibbins John, 12 High street, Stamford
Hicks John, 4 Ironmonger street, Stamford
HIU James Richard, Kiln lane, ^rigg
Hooton Geo. Scawfay-cnm-Sturton, Brigg
Hornby BobertiH. Market place, Alford
Horswi UA. 26 Lord street, Gainsborough
Jarvis William, 6 East street, Homcastle
Jetteries John R. 8 Lumley road, Skegness
Jobson Henry, 120 Cleethorpe rd.QtGrimsby
tKeywnrth Frederick, 136 High st Lincoln
King William, jun. SS Eaatgate, liouth
Klrby Arthur H. 30B,Bridge atreet Spalding
Lnndy Jas. Freer, Fish Dock rd. Gt Grimsby
f Mansell William, jun. 39 SQver st Lincoln
Marshall Herbert P. R Enginegate, Louth
Marshall Robert, Southgate, Sleaford
Marshall William, SO High street, Grantham
Manhall William Hohnes, Wainfleet All
Saints & 6 Lumley road, Skegness
Uoshford Jas. Chapman,Bull ring, GtGrimsby
Middleton John D.41 Freeman stGtGrimsby
Mitchell Frank, 33 High street Stamford
Moxham H. J. Sootter. Kirton Lindsey R.ao
tMusson George B. 17 Market place, Louth
Naylor A. Scotter, Kirton Lindsey R.S.0
Naylor William, Owston Ferry, Bawtry
Keal Henry Johnson, Kortli street. Bourn
Digitized by VjUUV IC
864 WAT
Watch Vaxers— oontinned.
Norton Henry, 74 High street, Stamford
Mnndy Oeorge Eapin, 2 Bcotgate, Btamford
OdeUTom, 74 WiUlngham street, Weelsby,
Gnat Orimaby
Olirer Hairy, lU Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimaby
OUver Jamn, Sntton Bridge, Wisbech
' Oabome John, 17 Weatgate, Grantham
Page George it Son, Navenby, Grantham
Page John, Qneon street. Market Hasen
Page John Aoatln, South street, Calstor
Palltborp D. <8 Victoria st. wc. Gt. Grimsby
PaUthorpe Charles, 7 Walkergate, Louth I
Palmer Frederick, 3 Melville street, Lincoln
tPearce Henry & Sons, 62 High street,
Grantiiom A at Leeds, Huddersfield &
Leioeater
tPearce Tbomaa, North street, Bonm
Peel Bob«t Frands, 16 Steep hill, Lincoln
Pheasant George, High sL Crowle, Doncaster
fPlnney Francis & Son, 21 High st Stamford
Poole Arthnr G.George sUBarton-on-Humber
fPreston John, 21 Bridge street, Spalding
Priest William, jun. 12 Wharf rd. Grantham j
Prieet William Owen, 10 Pump sq. Boston
Pypua John, South street, Caistor
BawUnaon George, Hcckiiigton, Sleoford
tReeves Edward Burton, 18 Strait, Lincoln
Rippin Jaroea, Church street, Holbeach
Boberta J. Market pi. Long Sutton, Wtebech
Bnshby George, 103 Eastgatc, Louth
Byan Chas. Tbos. U St. John's st. Stamford
Saltby Alfred Johnson, Market place, Alford
Sattele Alois, 308 High street, Lincoln i
Sawyer Alfred George, Heckington, Sleaford
Sawyer Henry James, Coningsby, Boston I
Scottliff F. Carlton-le-Moorelaniln, Lincoln i
Sewell John William, 72 Westgate. Grantham
Sexty Brcei 37 High >t.& I Westga-Granthom
Shannan Geo. Wm. Butter market, Spalding
Sharp Oeorge Griinn, 3 High st. Horncastle
Shaw Samuel, High street, Bpilsby
Shearmiith George, 81 New market, Louth
Sherring John, Market place, Altord
Shnltia Wm. ISO Freeman st. Gt, Grimsby
fSmitli Thomas, 9 Waterside south, Lincoln
Smith Walter Fletcher, 91 High st. Lincoln
Smith William, Market pi. Market Deeping
Boftley Thomas, 18 Corn market, Louth
tSykee Henry, 3 Beaumont st. Gainsborough
Silvester Joseph, Hngsthorpe, Alford
Tate Blchard Henry, 12 North st. Horncastle
iTate Tliot*. (Jodfrey, Winterton, Doncaster
Taylor Wm. Norrle, liirton Lindsey JtS.0
Thompson Jn. D. 1 & 17 Com market, Loutli
Thomson Thomas Bobert, North st. Bourn
Tingle Josepli, Old Market house, Holbeach
tTravis Robert W. KIrton Lindsey B.S.0
Tunford llioa. Haynes, 12 Church st. Boston
Tye Kobert, 8 Churchgate, Spalding
tWaril Kdward, Old Market pi. (Jt Grimsby
Warren Henry, 3 St Mary's street, Stamford
West Joseph, High street, Holbeach
Wharton A. 172 Cleethorpe rd. Gt. Grimsby
Wliarton Mrs.S. 18 Old Market pLGtGrhnsbv
Whiley George, Buigh-in-the-Marsh R.S.0
White Edward, 89 Bastgate, Louth
Wblteing George Henry, 338 Victoria street
north. Great Grimsby
Wildniore C. D. sen. Billinghay, Sleaford
Wood G. T. EaMt st. Crowland, Peterborough
fWoolley John Tom, North street. Bourn
Woolsey William, 13 Market at Guinsbomugh
tWooleey W. 428 Victoria st ntli.GtGrimsby
WrByRchd.Messingham,KirtanLindseyR.S.0
Goldsmiths' AlUanoe Limitel, 11 & 12 Corn-
hill, London f.c
WATER WOBXS.
Boston Water Works Co. (Robert William
Staniland, clerk), Brldgefoot, Boston
Bonm Water Works Co. Limited (S. W.
Andrews, solicitor & manager); office,
North street Boom
Gainsborough WaterWorkB(Ja«ephHopthrow,
engineer;, 36 Lea road, Oalnaborough
(irantbam Water Works Co, Limited (Henry
Preston, secretary & manager; Henry
Teagne, engineer ; Blrhard Eminson, col-
lector ; Charles Broadbnry, inspector ; Wm.
Vincent Hatdwick, auditor; ; offloea. Fin-
kin street, Grantbain
Great Grimsby Water Worka Co. Limited
(Henry Hewlni, manager). South Bt
Mary's gate. Great Grimsby
Horncastle Water Ca (Clitherow & Elsey,
sees.), 7 Lindsay ct. High st. Homcaatle
Unodn Corporaticni Watecworka (Henry
Teaga^ man. A engr.), Saltergate,Uncoln
Louth Water Co. (William Hyde, jun. sec.);
offlcea, S8 Upgate, Lonth
Market Basen Water Works Co. (Page A
Padley, sees.). Market Baaen
Skegnaas Water Works Office (H. V. 'Hppet,
agent), Roman bank, Skegness ; Pumping
Station (John T. Phillips, manager), Win-
tborpe, Skegnea B.B.0
Sleaford Water Worka Co, (John Gill, man.);
offioea, Market place, Sleaford
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Spalding Water Works (Bonner & Calthrop,
secretariea; William Richard Btimson,
engineer). Pinchbeck road, Spalding
WATEBPBOOF CXOTHINa
UAiriTFACTUBESS.
Andetaon, Anderson & Anderson, 37 Queen
Vict<nria street, London e.e
WBDDINO OAKB UASUVBB.
Forman Henry Stoker, 28 Upgate, Loath
Gamble George H. 39 Newport, Lincoln
WEIOHINO UAOHINB KFBS.
Barton Charles Emerson, Providence works,
Bastgate & Fish dock. Great Orimaby.
See advertisement
Klttmer Benjamin, Fnlstow, Lonth ; blowing
machine A weighing machine maker
Store Robert, South end, Alford
WELL SIMXEBS.
Grantham Abraham, S Maiden row, Louth
Harrison William. Woodthorpe, Alford
Smith Frank, 33 S'eal street. Great Grimsby
Wadaley John It Son. Horbling, Falkingham
Wnkinson Charles, 142 Bastgate. Lonth
WHABFINQEBS.
Blow David A. River Head, Great GrI msbr
Fnrley R. & Co. 68 Bridge st Gainsborong'h
Laughton John, 84 Bridge st Gainsborough
Melbonme William, Ckimmercial road, Louth
WHEELWBiaHTS.
Abbott Charlea, Baston, Market Deeping
Abliott George, Bopeley, Grantham
Ablott Charles, Ludborough, Louth
Addison Thomas, Appleby, Doncaster
Alcock Chaa. Goodwin, Whaplode, Spalding
Allen Herbert, Bowston, Lincoln
Allison Henry, Waltham, Great Grimsby
Anderson J.-Suitterby.Klrton Lindsey R.S.0
Andrew KdM-ord, star lane, Bourn
Andrew Henry, Haven Bank, Boaton
Ashley Geo. Ludford Porva, Market Basen
Ashton George, Worlaby, Brigg
Atkin Mrs. Kltza, South Ormsby-cum-
Ketsby Alfonl
Atkin Thomas, Ulceby Village
Atkinson Wm. Whaplode DtV)ve, Peterboro'
Axe John, jun. Kpworth, Doncaster
Bailey Kldrerl, Helpringham, Slei^ord
Baines Thoma<i, Cnstle Bytham, Stamford
Baker J. Deeping tit James, Markt. Deeping
I Bomber R. Mablcthorpe St Mary, Alford
Banks William, Cranwell, Sleaford
Bannister Kdward, Saustliorpe, Spilsby
Bannister Robert Thimbleby, Horncastle
Bannister William, Thimbleby, Horncastle
Barber Tbos. West Deeping, Market Deeping
Barker Francis, 48 Bigbystreet, Brigg
Barlow John, Kirkby Laythorpe, Sleaford
Barlow Joseph, Coningsby, Boston
Barlow William, Dorrington, Lincoln
Bamingham Joseph Bobert, Willoughton,
Kirtnn Lindsey R.S.0
Barrand Robert, Boutiigate, Sleaford
Barton William Clifton, Bennington, Boston
Barwell George, Lntton, Wisbech
Bates Holdemeaa, Friskney, Boston
Baxter George, Fleet, Holbeach
Baxter John, Ingoldsby, Grantham
Baxter Tennant, Welby, Grantham
Beacraft Harvey, Pointon, Falkingham
Bean Charles, Sutton-in-the-Manli, Alford
Beaumont John, Bwinderbv, Lincoln
Bell Bobert, Lnsby, Spihiby
BeU William, Stickney, Baston
Belton William, Burringham, Doncaster
Bescoby John & James, 30 High st Lincoln
Bingham John, Chapelbridge, Long Sutton,
Wisbech
Bird George, Welton-in-the-Marsh, Spilaby
Bird Oeorge Kellam, Oorby, Oranthais
Blades John, Union street. Market Baaen
Bontof t Thomas Sikes, Brattleby, linodn
Booth John Hy. Toynton All Saints, Spilaby
Border John, Bnitterby,KlrtonLindaey B.S.0
Borrell Edward, Irby-in-the-Manh, Boigh
Boeaingham Jamea Wm. Cairington, Beaton
Bourn John, Mnmby, Alford
Bonme Henry, Soamblesby, Homcaatle
Bonme Stephen, Alvingham, Louth
Bowser Charlea William, Wrangle, Boston
Bowier Oeorge, Eaatville, Boston
Boyaeld Benjamin, Qaadting, Spalding
Brackenborongh Wm. Asterlnr, Homoutle
Brader Edward, Langworth, IJncoln
Bradford John, HanOiorpa, Bourn
Stamford Charlea, Bridge street Brigg
Bramford ReynoUa, Sandtott A Westgate,
Belton, Doncaster
Bnunf onl Thos. Saotter,Kirtan LindaeyR.S.0
Bratley John Morriaa, Pinchbsclc, Spalding
Bratley Joseph, Fotherby, Louth
Bratley William, Tarborongfa, Lonth
Broadley Jn. The Vineyard,OrimoIdby, Lonth
Broadley Samnal, 3 Newmarket, Lonth
[kelly's
Broadley Samuel, Tetney, Great Grimsby
Brooks John. North Kyme, Bleaford
Brothwell Mary A Son, Wragby
Broughton George, Bigby, Brigg
Brown Samuel, Biverhead, Louth
Brou-n Thomas, Cambridge street Cleethorpea,
Great Grimsby
Brown William, East Keal, Bpilsby
Brownlow William, Weltnn, Lincoln
Buckby Saml. A Jn. Skillington, Colsterwrth
Bugg James, Morton, Boum
Bull Benjamin, West banks, Sleaford
Burkltt George, Huttoft, Alford
Burks Daniel, BiUngborough, Falkingham
Bum Robert, Stickney. Boston
Bnmet Aaron, Little Steeping, Spilsby
Burnett Joseph, Mavis Endert^, Spflsby
Bnrrell Samuel, East Lonn i. Bawtry
Burton David, Dawsmere, Holbeach
Burton Frederick, Eagle, Newark
Burton George, Bairow-on-Humber
Butler George, West Torrington, Wragby
Butters Thomas, Gonlceby, Homcaatle
Calvert B. South Ormaby-cam-Ketsby,AlfoKl
Capes Joseph, Kexby, Gainsborough
Cappe John, Belcbford, Horncastle
Carlton George, Fen, Frampton, Boston
Carnegie David, Friskney, Boston
Carr Steven, Bllllngluiy, Sleaford
Carr Thomas, Alkborongh, Doncaster
Cash Herringshaw, Firsby, Spilsby
Castle WUliam, Holbeacfa drove. Holbeach
Cave James Haynes, Langtoft,Market Deeping
Chapman Israel, Brinkhlll, Spilaby
Cheeseman Albert Wood Enderby, Beaton
Cheeseman John. Moorby, Baston
Cheeseman William, Fnlletby, Louth
Clark John, Stnrton, Unooln
Clark Jonathan, Waahingborongh, Lincoln
Clark Josiah, Teolby, Market Basen
Clarke George, Burwell, Lonth
Clarke John, Haddington, Anbonm Lincoln
Clayton James, Twvford, Granthapi
Clifton Joseph, West Pinchbeck, S'.jalding
Clixby Peter John, Corringham, Gainsboro'
CoUett Richard, Craise Lonnd, Bawtry
Collishaw Edward, Ashtckby, Falklnghani
Cook Henry C. Springthorpe, GalT.sborongh
Cook Joseph, South Beaton, Louth
Cook WiUlam, Mauthorpe, Grantham
Cooper Robert, Whaplode Drove, Peterboro"
Cottingham G. Faldingwnrth, Market Rasen
Condi Thomas, High st Crowle, Doncaster
Coapland Oeorge, Skendleby, Spilaby
Conpland JosepIi, Skendleby, Bpilsby
Cox Joseph A Oeorge, Aunshy, Sleaford
Cox Alfred, Algarklrk, Spalding
Cox John Dixon, Horbling, Falkingliam
Cox William, Washway, AlgarUrk, Spalding
Coy William, Epworth, Doncaster
Crawford Joeepli, Winteringham, Doncaster
Creasey John, Scothern, Lincoln
Crollond Charles, Wroot Bawtry
Credhuid J. Ferriby rd. Barton-on-Hnmber
Curtis Mrs. Ann, 3«j High street, Linooln
Cnrtis David, Bucknall, Horacastla
Cnrtis David, Tattershall, Baston
Cnrtis Edward, Portland street, Lincoln
Curtis R. Longton St Andrew's, Uoracastle
Cnrtis Thomas, Woodhall Spa, Homcaatle
Dabb Joseph, 7 Haven street A Osborne
street. Great Grimsby
Dannatt Henry, South Kdsey, Caistor
Daubney Thos. Hagworthingham. Spilsby
Dawson George, Rothwell, Caistor
Dawson WUliam, Hametingham, Homcaatle
Dean & Dawson, Bardney, Lincoln
DeCampa Allen, Moolton, Spalding
Dennias George, South Restoo, Loath
Dent Charles, North KIIUngh<dme, Vloetvr
Dent Oeorge, Rcdydyke, B<uton-on-Hamber
Dickinson Charles, Usslngtoa, Wragby
Dickinson Joseph, Whaplode, Spalding
Dixon David, Waleaby, Market Rasen
Dobeon Wm. North Somercotes, Gt Qrinsby
Driffill John, Waddingham, Kirton Lindsey
B.&0
Dnnmore Mrs, Annie A Son, South Wltham,
Oxantham
Eaby Frank, Barrow-on-Hnmber
Bady John, Deeping St Nicholas, Spaldius
Bldin CHiarles, Dunholme, Lincoln
Elliott John, Ascaster, Grantham
BUis James, Crosl^, Doncaster
Else Mrs. Ann, Fubeck, Grantham
Bmmcrson O. E. Welton-le-Wold, Loath
Enderby Clark, Billinghay, Sleaford
Evlson ib». Mary A Boas, Cadney, Brigg
Fairweather DIshman, Langton-by-Wragby ;
A at Holton
FaDowfleld Henry, Bnmby, Doncaster
Farrow William, Utterby, Loutii
Fletcher John, Minting, Horncastle
Forman H. W. 7 St Thomas' rd. Epaldiaf:
Foston Daniel, West Basen, Market Basen
Foston Jamea, South Willlngbam, Wrsi«by
Freer H.Pode hole. Weat Pinchbeck,Stial<Uiig
Freir WilUam, Bisegate, fielding
Freshney Hetury, Soartho. Great Giimstir
Fteahney Mrs. Salome, WUlonghby, Altaax]
OantJohn, Bleaaby, Wngby
■Digitized by
vjuogle
TRAi>ES DIRECTORY.]
Oaat Joeeph, Aswaidby, SpOaWr
Qant Joeeph, HurlnKton, SpUsby
Quner John, Cowbrldge. Boston
Oeeaon Samnel, DentOD, Onntbiun
Gell John, Baumbcor, HomcwitJe
Cell WUUam, Hemtngby. Borncutle
GibbOu Robert & Bon, Orby, Borgh-in-the-
Manli a.S.0
Oifeeon Edward, Bonth Ferribr, Hnll
Gibeon Fred, Klikerton, Uneoln
Glbaon John, Horkatow, Hnll
Glboon Joseph, Ffakerton, Lincoln
Gillatt John, Wlntetingham, Doncaster
GUliard Joeeph, Oarthorpe, Ooole
GInnell J. A^hby-cnm-Fenriby, Ot. Grimsby
Godwin T.Weat it. Crowland, Feterborongh
Gollln George, Great Ponton, GnmUuun
Good George, Frdston, Boston
Good WllUam, Glentham. Market Raaen
Good WUUam Magaon, Wrawby, Brlgg
Goodband B. ltedbonrDe,KirtonLlndBeyB.&0
Goodhand WUUam West, Bedboome. Klrton
Undtey R.&0
Goodwin O. High st Long Sutton, Wlebecb
Gosling Henry, Laugworth, Lincoln
GowaeU Mrs. Ellen, Meaaingham, Eirton
LUidaey B.S.0
Goy Chrutopher, Bannlworth, Wragby
6oy Thomas, Bracebrldge, lincoln
Orajr Mn. Betsey, Donlngton-onBain, Louth
Gray John, MnCkton, Louth
Gieen George, New BoUngbroke, Boston
OnyBenjamln,Knight at. Pinchbeck, Spalding
Haith George, Humberstone, Ot Grimsby
Hales Edward, Bicker, Spalding
Ualkes Thomas, Dunston, Lincoln
HaU Henry, North Thoresby, Great Grimsby.
Carte & Lurryi bnUt to order
HaU Bichard, Wlnterton, Doncaster
HaU Thomas, Middle Baaen, Market Saaen
HaU Wffllam, Beeeby, Altord
Hammond Charles, 43 Weelsby street. New
Clee, Great Grimsby
Hancock John, Stixwoold, Homcastle
Hanson Thomas, IS Stanton st. Grantham
Harby Gea E. Long Bennington, Grantham
Hard-H-ick WlUiam, Weltou, Lincoln
Hare Edward, Haltott end, Freiaton, Boston
Hamuton Bichard, Maiston, Grantliam
Harrison Heniy, TatterabaU Bridge, Dog-
d}-ke, Boston
Harrison Joseph, Commercial street, Alford
Harrison WUliain, Bardney, Lincoln
Harercroft Jonn, Klrmlngton, Ulceby
Hayes A Son, Scoteate works, Stamtcnrd
Heuley WiUlam, Metberingham, Lincoln
Herd WlUiam Clay, Qoadring, Spalding
Hewaon Edmund, CoTenliam Bt. Bar-
tholomew, Lonth
Hicks B. Star <b Garter yard, Metberingham,
Uncoln
Hicks William, Metberingham, Lincoln
HiU & Herringahaw, Bracebrldge, Lincoln
HUl Wmiam, Marton. Gainsborough
Bodson H.Eangate,Monlton ChapeI,SpaIdlng
Holdemees Jamea William, Paitney, Spilsby
Holdsu-orth George, Khlon Lindsey B.S.0
Holdsworth Henry, Klrton Lindsey B.S.0
Uoldsworth Thomas, Klrton Lindsey R.S.0
HoUiday John, BIpptngale, Bourn
HoUlngahead Samuel, BUUnghay, Sleaford
Hohmes John, Wragby
HohoMs Joseph, Navenby, Grantham
Holmes Matthew, Thurlby, Bourn
Hoult Hr. Mareham-on-the-HllLHomcastle
Housham A. North Somerootea, Gt. Grimsby
HowlettJ. Waddlngham,KIrtonLlndseyB. S. O
Hndson George, Searby, Caistor
Hudson Joae^, Roakii^ton, Sleatotd
Hutchinaon Henry, 17 Wragby street, Brlgg
Ingatt Thomas, Great Hale, Sleaford
Ingamella Samnel, Fen, Holbeach
Jackson John, Sedgebrook, Grantham
Jackaon Samnel, Horsington, Homcastle
Janney Charles, 7 Watt's lane, Lonth
Janney George, North Thoresby, Lontlt
Janney Locking, Fnlstow, Loath
Jarris WOllam, Bank, Oosberton, Spalding
Jeffs Eilward, Chapelgate, Oedney S.0
Jobaon Edwin, Dalderby, Homcastle
Johnson Alfred, Klrton Undsey B.S.0
Jones Bobert, Gsdney Hill, Wesbech
Jones WlUiam, Fenton, Newark
Keal John, Mardiam-le-Fen, Boston
KeUy George, Colsterwortb, Grantham
Kelaey Wm. North end, Crowle, Doncaster
Kendall Joseph, 21 Newland & 19 Orchard
atreet, Lincoln
Kennlngton Thomas, Chapel street, Caistor
LINGOLNSHIBB.
Lee Charles, Croft, Wahifleet Ail SalBts R.S.0
Lekgate TtaaiM, New BoUngBrokc, Boston .
LeegottSamnel,Charchtown,Belton,Don«asti
Lettice Chas. T. Old BoUngbroke, SpUaby
Lewis WUUam, Gralnthorpe, Great Orliosby
Lldgard Amoe, Marshfdiapel, Great Griniaby
LIdgard Charles, MiU road, Cleethorpes,
Great Grimsby
Udgard John, Bargate, Great Gtimsby
LUl Edman, Hnttoft, Alford .
Lingard John, Caythorpe, Grantham
Long Bobert, Harmston, Linooln
Longlands John. Oseby, Grantham
LoveU Samuel, Stiokney, Boston
Maltby George, CUzby, Market Raaen
Marsh T. Middle Baaen, Market Basen
Marshall C. Lodlbrd Magna, Market Baaen
Marshall Edward, Helghington, Uneoln
MarahaU James, Aahby, Brigg
MarahaU Joseph, Tealby, Market Raaen
MarshaU Bobert, Kirkby-on-Baln, Homcaatle
MaiafaaU WflUam, Kirkby Underwood, Bourn
MaiBhallW.Messlngham,KirtonLindaeyB.SJ)
MarsbaU WUUam, SaxUby, Lincoln
Martin James W. back of Royal Dock
ohombers. Great GrimBb.y
Mashford Charles, High street, Holbeach
Mashford J. W.Woshway.Whaplode, Spalding
Massam G.Narmanby-by-Spital,MarketBBsen
Mawer Joseph, Sibeey, Boston
Meads WUliam, Boothby Pagnell, Orantbam
Meads WUliam, Somerby, Gnntham
Merrikln John Henry, Little Carlton, Louth
MerrlU John, IngoldmeUs, Burgh R.S.0
Messam Henry, Thurlby, Bourn
MidOleton J. Misnghm. Klrton LlndseyB,S.O
Middleton WUUam, Ingham, Lincoln
Miller Henry, Holton-le-Clay, Great Grimsby
MiUer John Henry, Ladborongb, Lontb
MUlgate George, Chapel, Alford
MilsoD A. Meeslnghain,Klrton Lindsey R.S.0
Money Henry, Great Hale, Sleaford
Honey Henry, Hseklngton, Sleaford
Moore David, it West street, Homcaatle
Morley John & Jeph. Sazby AU Saintz, HoU
Morley Jamea, Bonby, Barton-on-Humber
MusBon Thomas, Wdboum, Otantham
NeedhamB.Croas Keys wharf. East gate,Sleafd
Newton Jarris, Fen, HecUngton, Sleaford
Nicholson Thomas, Sibstnr, Boston
Nicbolaon William, Lonth nark ; 30 Eastfleld
road ft BiTer head, Lonth
Noble John, Gosberton, Spalding
Noble Joeeph, Nocton, Lincoln
Notria Jonathan, FrithvUle, Sibeey
Odling Isaac, 2 Earl street. Great Griniaby
Ogle George, Soawby-com-Starton, Brigg
Orrey Enoch, Spilsby road, Boston
FaUng George, Weston hiUs,Weeton, Spalding
Palmer E. Deeping St James,Market Deeping
Parish J. WUlou^ton, Oiton Lindsey B.8.0
Parker Francis, Binbrooke, Market Rosen
Parker Jueepb, Slootbby, Alford
Parker Wm. Bamoldby-le-Beck, Ot Grimsby
Parker WUliam, Great Gonerby, Grantham
Parkinson John, Bnrgb-in-the-Marsh B.8.0
Farkbison Michael, Partney, Spilsby
Parr Wm. Borkstone-le-WlUowa, Grantham
! Pask John, WeUingore, Grantham
I Pask Thomas, NetUcham, Lincoln
I Paulaon Samuel, Gosberton, Spalding
' Pawson Edward, Laoeby, Great Orlmaby
I Peacock Daniel, Bnrgh-ln-the-Morsh R.B.0
Peacock Henry, Owmby, Market Raaen
Pearaon John, Branflton, Lincoln
PcrcivBl Robert John, Keelby, Uloaby
Pett Eno, Frtakuey, Boston
FhUlipa Samnel, Nettleton, Caistor
PhllUpson Levi, Kirkby-cum-Osgodby, Mar-
ket Basen
Pikett Thomas, BUUngborough, Falldngham
Piuder WUliam, Low Bomhun, Bawtry
Plnmtree Thomas, Tetaey, Great Grimsby
Fortaa Mrs. Mary,Langton-by-SpllBby,Spllsby
Pridgeon Frederick, TathweU, Lonth
Priestley Jn. A AmosWUson,Swerby,Sleaford
PnUen Thomas. Great Oonerby, Orautliam
Banby Sdmdnd, BUsby. AHoid
Bands Thomaa, Thorganby, Great Grimsby
Baven George, Swinderby, Lincoln
Bead James, Timberland, Lincoln
Bead Thomas, Martin, Lincoln
Reast John, Swlneshead, Spalding
Beast John Harvey, Roakington, Sleaford
Beetliam Bennett Manby, Lonth
Reynolds Frank, Martin, Lincoln
Reynolds John Brown, Walcott Lincoln
Rhodes WlUiam Bradley, Lea, Gainsborough
Richardson Jamea, Sturton, Brigg
WHB 865
KeywMth O. Little Corrlngham, Galnsboro' | Richardson John, Leake, Boston
Richardson Jn. Seas end, Sorlleet, Spalding
King WUUam, Northgate, Lonth
Klrkman Henry, Candlesby, SpUaby
Kirknuui Thoa. Welton-ln-the-Marsh, Spilsby
Kitchln John Robert Gosberton, Spalding
Knowles John, Haltham-on-Bain, Homcastle
Kyme George, Newton-on-Trent, Newark
Lsider Walter, Witham place, Boston
Lambert T. Sutton St Edmund's, Wisbech
learning Charles, North Kelsey, Brigg
I<ancaster Robert Grimoldby, Lonth
Laider Charles, Wlthem, Altonl
Bichardaon WlUiam, Donington, Spalding
Richardson WlUiam, Leake, Boston
Ripley Joseph, Normanton, GFrantham
Roberta James & Son, Morton-by-Galnsboro'
Roberts Henry, FUlingham, linooln
Roberts J. WUllngham-by-Stow, Galnsboro'
Roberts Robert, 133 Church st Gainsborough
Robinson George, Tetford, Homcastle
Robinson Mrs. LnCT, Swallow, Calator
Robinson Robert Claypole, Newark
BoUnson Tennant Osbonmby, Falkingham
Boblnson WlUlam, Haoconby, Bonm
Bohson Thos. W. Hagwo'rthingham, SpUsby
Boe John, Bishop Norton, Klrton Lindsey
Rooke WiUiom, Dlgby, Lincoln
Bess George, Bust Bntterwlck, Doncaster
Roes Geo. Snsworth, Owston Ferry, BaWtry
Roee WlUiam, Ropaley, Grantham
Bow T. Pode hole. West Pinchbeck, Spalding
Rowe Edward, Covenham St Mary, Louth
Rowe John, North WUllngton, Market Rasen
Rowe John WUUam, Maltby-le-Marsb, AUord
Rowe WlUiam, Kelstem, Loiith
Rowe WlUiam, Saltfleetby All Saints, Lonth
Ruallng Brothers, Newport, Lincoln
Rutland Charles, Swaby, Alford
Rutland Thomas. Greetbun, Homcastle
Sampson George, Baatoft, Goole
Sanderson Benjamin, Rothwell, Caistor
Sands Bdmnn^FMter Hanworth, Lincoln
Saatord John, Dnnsby, Bonm
Sargeant Wm. Uarsbcbapel, Great Grimsby
Seaman Matthew, 46 Foundry st. Homcastle
Seaman Newcmne, East street HomoasUo
Scotney Edward, Morton, Bourn
Seaton John, West Bntterwlck, Doncaster
Selby Jesmh, Uytan, Oainsborongh
Selby WiUlam, Blyton, Gainsborough
Sendcle Angustian, Donington, Spalding
SeweU WlUiam, Moulton, Spalding
Sharp John M. Towngate, Market Deeping
Sharp • Mlbhael Tory &; Alfred. Little
Bytham, Stamford
Shaw Chas. & Thos. Halton Hblegate, SpUsby
Shaw Moses, Albion street Gr^t Grimsby
Shaw Bobert, FUxborongh, Doncaster ■
Shaw WUUam, Toynton AU Salnta, SpUsby
Shearman William, jnn. Keelby, Ulceby ■
Shdton John, Great Ooatef, Ulceby
Sbelton Thomas, StaUingborough, Ulceby
Short George, Ulceby Village
Simons C. 8! Victoria st west, Ot Grimsby
Simpson David, Nortli Scarle, Newark
Simpson Henry, jnn. Langhterton, Newark
Simpson Joelafa, 61 Montagne-street, Liaeoln
Simpson 8tephen,Sou(h Losingham, Sleaford
Simpson Thomaa, Helbeach hum, Holbeach
Singleton William, Baaslngham, Newark
Skelton Charlea, Crowle, Doncaster
Skelton Bobert, Thorpe-on-the-HiU, Lincoln
Skelton Thomas, North Kelsey, Brigg .
Skinner Wm. Thos. Scunthorpe, Doncaster
Sklpworth Edward, Baithby, Loath
Slater John, Weatat-. Crowland, Feteiborongh
Blator Luke, Drove end, Wisbeoh * -
Slingsby Geo. A. East Btockwlth, Galnsboro
Smith Jamea A Thomas, Ufilngton, Stamford
Smith John dc Gerage, Marton, Gainsborough
Smith Ben. Deeping Bt Nicholas, Spalding
Smith George^ Amootts, Doncaster
Smith George, Binbrooke, Market Basen
Smith Gea Bdwd. Irby-on-Hnmber, Caistor
Smith John, Keadby, Doncaster
Smith Mrs. Mary, Little Hale, Sleaford
Smith PhUUp, KilnweU road. Market Baaen
Smith Robert, Wytham-on-tbe-HUl, Bonm
Smith Wniiam, Wharf road, Grantham
Snow George, High street Market Deeping
Spencer Bobort Glentworth, Linooln
Sqnlres George, West Ashby, Homcastis
Stamper Samuel, Beq>hani, Lincoln
Stark RobloBon, Tetnn-, Great Grimsby
Stephenson Thomas, Haxey, Bawtry
Stones Charles, Northooates, Great Grimsby
Stothanl Hy. Ohnrahtown, Belton, Doncaster
Stothard WUliam, Lnddington, Goole
Stnbbs George, Baitbby, SpUsby
Stnbbs John, Saltfleetby St Feter'a, Lonth
Sutton George, Bastgate, Great Qrbnaby
Swaby Elijah, Scampton, Lincoln
Swift WUliam, Banow-by-Granthom
Sykea James, Eastoft Goole
Sykes John, Btlckney, Boston
Taylor George, FrithvUle, Sibeey
Taylor Henry, Drain side north, Boston
Teanby Isaao, Baland, Crowle, i)oncaster
Teanl? Jessph York, Alkborough, Doncaster
Teesdale Enoch, Fishtott, Boston
Tempsrton George, Owston, Bawtry
Thamtt Joseph, Bnrgh-on-Bain, Loath
Thomas John, WelUngore, Gmntbam
Thomazin Bennet Weston, Spalding
Thomasin G. We.-ton hUls, Weston, Spalding
Thompson Joseph & Win. Rozby, Doncaster
Thompson George, Keelby, Ulceby
Thompson John, Sonth Ferriby,-Hull
Thompson John H. Barrow-on-Humber,* HnU
Thompson Tomer, Aby,. Alford • . • -
Thoraley Dean, Wilat^d. Grantham
Thornton Thomas, Gnnthorpe, Bawtry
Tong Edmund, Weatgate Implement works,
Westgate, Lincoln
Tonga John, Epworth. Doncaster
Towers Bichard, Caboom, Caistor
Towie Allan, Oxford street Market Basen
Towla Charles, Legbottme, Lonth
Troflord Joseph, Six hUls, ^Urket Rasen
Trimmlngham WlUiam, Brotherto'ft; Boston
Tupllng Thomas, StalUzborough, Ulcby
Turner EUJah,' SkeUinKthorpe, Lincoln
Turner Joseph, East Halton, Ulceby
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WUKBLWHIOBTS— eouiinaad.
Tnruer Williwi, Eut Hitlton, Ulceby
'inriiill llobart, Braoeboroagh, Stuufonl
Tye U. >'arniaQb7-byBpltal, Market KaMn
Widiliiiiiliiii A. J. West UiUton, Ooncwtcr
WadiileyWilliam, Uorton* Bourn
M'ulswortli Thonuu, ClHyptile, Newark
Waito Genrge, John atreet, Waiiifleet, All
Baiuta 1I.S.0. & at Croft
Walker Aaron W.Soutli Killlngliobne, Ulceby
Walker Oiarler, Wnt Theddlethorpe, Louth
Walker George, Uighy, Lincoln
Walker Ceorge, Thomton-lc-Ken, Boaton
Walker John, Winttiorpe, Skegiieas R.S.0
Walker W.Meaihigbain.Kirtou Llodiey B.aO
Walker William, Stickuey, Boaton
Wallor John, WaiuUeet All Bainta B.e.O
WalLa Ttiomas, Leadenham, Grautliam
Waltuu Carter, i-otiton, Urantham
Walton William, Huftlet, Wigtuft, Spalding
Ward (leorge, Epworth, Doncaater
Ward William, Great Hale, SleaXord
Warrvnner Abraliam, Cowbit, Spalding
Warrener WilltHm John, Portland st, Lfnooln
Wat-'on Elmer, taturton, Lincoln
Wataou John, Brakin, Belton, Ooncaater
Watnon Philip, juii. Weet Borkwith, Wragby
Wutaon Samuel, High street, Holbeadi
WatrOM 'ITomaa, Halton road, SpUaby
WatMn Willhuii, Spredlingtoii, Lincoln
Watta Jamea, >i<hto{t, Boaton
WelKter WUliam, SwayHeld, nnuitham
Weldon WUliani, Carringtoii, Boaton
Wot Henry, Melton Roaa, Bamethy Ii.S.0
Weft Joaeph, Dedaby, Great Oiimaby
Whitaker Janiea, Legat>y, Market Rasen
White Uhailn, gonth llioreaby, AUoid
Whitwortk WlUlam, BUIiughay, Bleaforl
WIcka Bdwanl, St. Mark's nuirah, Holheach
WUkiiison H. CmasSB, Long Battoo, Wisbech
WilMuaou J. II. CroaieN LougButtouWistiech
WilUamson T. Toynton St. Peter's, Bpilsby
Wilson Henry, Bridge, Koadyke, Spalding
Wilson James, Trustlioipe, Alford
LStCOLNdEIBE.
'WZXAO'Vr XBBCHAira&
Baniok Wm. A Jas. BaiTaw-an-RnmbeT,Hnll
Beeton John Wm. Bazrow-on-Humber, Hull
Breariey Joaeph, Crowland, Peterborough
Donner William, BanrowHiD-Humber, Hull
Greaves Benjamin, 13 Cambridge temce,
Cleetborpea, Great Qrlnuby
Harrison William, 17 * 18 Wat<rgat^Qr*nt-
bam ; & at Sleaford
-WINDOW BlilKS UAKEBS.
Cooke Joseph, Bull ring. Great Grimsby
Manball John S.iS WeUiogton Bt.6t.Grimaby
Woollionse J. & H, Grantham st. Lincoln
Lowther R. & Co. Limitnl, original mann-
faotoifirs of the '* Hellosoene " snn blind,
A esery description of window blind, 88 &
40 Bonth Lambeth mod, London s.«s
WIHDOW OOBmOB ft
vrtTuxaa KAmrFAcrnaBB.
Cooke Joseph, Bull ring, Gt. Qriuiaby
'WIHDOW OLA88 OVTTEB &
DXAI.BB.
Daykln Herbert, W8 High street, Linootn
WINDOW OI.ASS KE&OHNTS.
Oakden A Bharpe,-ll« ft 118 Cleethorpe road,
Great Grimsby
WINE * BPIBIT KEBCHANT8.
Aitken George, Winterton, Doncaster
Alcock H.W. fi & 6 Old Market pI.Gt.Grimsby
Allison & Oa SS Com market, Lonth
Andrew William Dowse, 85 Viator street,
Kew Cleo, Great Grimsby
Aruall Horatla. HiU hill, Boston
Barren * Son, K Hall plaoa, Spalding
Bateman George, Waintieet AH Saints R.S.0
{kellys
WjuiiM.Moor hanses,Mareliam-le-Fen, Boston i Baxter Arthur James, 11 Tbonild streot,New
Winn Moses, New BoUngl«>k^ Boston i „ ?'*■ **™* .?'**"''y ^ . „ .,_,
Wint« Tom, Maikby, Alfonl Bellamy * CoUler, South gate, Sleaford
Woodheail George, SonUi Carlton, Lincoln 1 »*"« Hen. Thofc 11 * 11 fmA st SUmford
WOO.U Kphraim, btar cme^ Holbsach | Bingham Robert, Klrton Llndsey H.S.0
Woods H. A. Wasliwav, Whaplode, Spalding Birkett J. * Son, 8 Com market * 1, 8 & 8
Woods John, Turniiike, rramptou, Boston L *'*^ 'SS'' "^''' ^.. „ . . .
— ■ ■. • - •• {Blood William, George hotel. East street,
I Crowland, Petarborongh
,Bnrbidge*Hatchlnion,4 FInkin stGrantham
I Burg Joseph Henry, Cowbit road, S}ialding
'BnrkiU Joaeph, Manor bonae, Winteiingham,
Doncaster
Bortonshaw ft Son, Market pl.CrowleDoncstr
iBygott John Parkinson, Cornhill, Lincoln
|Cliallans Joaeph ft Son, 8 High at. Boston
Cole ft Dawes, Standard brewery. Long Sut
WHITB liBAD MANX7PACTBS.' *«". ^JfS«Sll^ o v. « .,
„ „ .„,,,.,,., , .^ „ , CoUingwood Edwin Thos, Corby, Oranttiam
Bnnell ft Ca 117 ft 118 Leadeuhall street, colton ft Ony, 1 Flottergate, Gt. Grimsby
lA>udon e.c j Colton Charles, Market pUice, Caistor
um mm ii ■ mi . ^i . . iri r.i .. ■ ■■ n ■■ i. Conlonft Bons-Broadjalie. Lincoln. Seeadvt
WHTTB ZINO PAINT XANXTFS.Cook EdwaidTspUs^
Bnrrell ft Co. 117 ft 118 LeadenhaU street, I Cm" William Jonph, 830 Victoria street,
X^ndon r.e north. Great Grimsby
! DatTom ft Son, 1, 2 ft 83 High street ft Red
WHITMJmHB LOCKS^
Wooils John, Wybertou, Boston
Wooils Thomas, Beaend, Moulton, Spalding
Wflolley Mrs. Joseph, North street, Bouni
Wright Alfred, Waltham, Gt. Grimsby
Wright Charles, Bwlustead, Bonra
Wright CScottar, Klrton Lindsey B.&0
Wright Herbert, Welboom, Qrautham
Wright Joseph, Saleby, Alfoid
Wright Wm.Hen. North Cockeriiigton,Lonth
* BBIJiHANaEBS.
Achuroh Rlward, 4 High street, Homcastle
Attiwell Charles sen. 4 Water lane, Sleaford
Bacon William, U St. Peter's st. Stamford
Baines David, 8 Back stieet, Gainsborough
Baiaea Wllliam,Back street, Gainsborough
Blaze John, South gate, Bleuford
Briggs John, Burwell, Lontli
CartviTight Reginald, 28 Meroer row, Loutli
Clater John Henry, Market plaos, Spllsby
Ginger William, SB Fonudry st. Homcastle
Gonhfon Benjamin, II Thofngate, Lincoln
Hi 1 George, 24 Caskgate st Gainsborough
lllrd Henry, Lncy Tower street, Lincoln
' Dennis John Woodrow, 77 Eastgate, Louth.
See adTertlaement
' East Emest, Walkergate, Lonth
, Edmonds George, 19 St. Mary's at. Stamford
ElgerWm. A.North st Crowland, Peterborongh
Ellis J. H. City stores, Cornhill, Lincoln
Eyre Elijah ft Co. Abbey yard, Bpaldlng
FalkindetChorieeC. Bnrgh-in-the-MarBhR.S.0
Fletcher Frederick, 14 Westgate, Grantham
I Forster Mti,Ann, Cross st Crowie, Doncaster
Fryer ft Ca 9 Market place, Brigg ft ScuU'
tboipe, Doncaster
'GamMe Francis, 10 SilTer st GalnsboTough
Gask John, Still lane, Boston
Johiuwn Ki'bert, 19 Church st Gainsborough \ g''!"° •'»''■'»■ /» * '».^'' ^SS^JiS
Uwls Joseph, High street, Alford 1"'"^" " ■* » P.„th«™, n.t^t rtr«.
Living Henry, 18 St Geor;<o's stieetStamfrd
.Martin John ft Son, 7 High street ft Elmen !
street works, Grantham
Skinner Septimus C. Heckiiigton, Sleaford i
Horilect Dmrj*, Queen street Homcastle
Sorfleet Johu. 60 Queen street Homcastle
Kpreckley William, North street Boum
'Irevitt Job, jun. 19 Bridge street, Boston
Wakelin Josepli, Burgh-in-the-Marah R.S.0
Watson Goorge Green, Franklin square,Bpils-
liy ft High street Skegness
Willinins George Hy. Market pi. Sleaford
Woflindin John,Market place. Market Raaen
WHITINa UANUFAOrUBBBS.
Ilirch Wm. B. Melton Rose, Bametby B.S.0
Cobb David (exors of) Bonk millii, Barton-on-
Hum.ier
•'rowson David, South bridge, Alford
llnrlcy ft Co, SouUiOeld, Louth
Jntili ft Sou. Watendds nl.Dorton-on-Hnmbr
Blnons Bros. Waterside nl.Barton-on-Hnmbr
iQilbey W. ft A. Pantheon, Oxford street
London »
AOKXCIIW m LlKCOLKKHIBR.
Alford— T. P. Richardson, West street
Barton-on-Rumber— R.F.Bmitfa,3S High st
BiUlnghay— Mrs. E. P. Atchinson,Post olHc
Binbrooke~T. B. Dawson, Market place
Brigg— John Braughton, 14 Wrawby st
Bnrgh-le-Marsh— Henr}' Limon, chemist
Caistor — James Parker, Market place
Cleethorpes— W. H. gaver.v. Market place
Crowie— T. C. Horibin, Market pLwe
Kost Halton— E. Thompson, Post office
Epworth— Bell Brotliers. Post office
Gainsborough — Joseph Hnnt, 14 Silver st
„ Mt«.M.CIixby, 12 Market st
Gosberton— W. Beech, draper
Grantham— Joseph Lord, 87 High street
„ J. BuUock, 19 Market place
Grirusby—D. Thompson, Bethlehem st ft
1 Alexandra ter, Cleethorpe rd
„ J. Serlmahaw, 77 Freeman street
„ B. WiUdnson, Yarboro' street,
West Marsh
Holbeadi— J. W. Bitdile, High street
Homcastle— Langley Bros. 2 East street
Klrton Llndsey- N. Boon, chemist
Leake- T. Twell ft Co. Church end
Lincoln— C. Fowler, 203 High street
Ixiuth- H. O. Smith, 67 Eostgate
Mablethorpe — C. Diunis, Albion house
Market Deeping-W. H. Girling.Market pi
Market Rasen— T.NettleBhiii,juu. Market pi
Osboumby— Stepney ft Clif tou
Owston Ferry— J. Tumell, Manchester ho
Scunthorpe— J. Pindar, Croxby road
Skpgneas— W. P. Moody, Lumlcy roarl
Sleaford— T. E. Harrison, North gate
Spalding— 0. H. Walton, K Market place
Bpilsby — Tliomas Waite, Market place
Btaraford— F. K. Parker, 31 St. Mary's st
Stickney— J. Short Post office
WoinfleetAll Saints— R.& Iluggins.IIigb tt
Wellfngore — H.lnghom, Post office
Qnnson Isaac ft Bon. High street, Wainficet
AU Saints R.S.O
Ball Mrs. M. E. 42 High street, Grantliam
Harper Samuel Robinson. Market pi. Spaldinjr
Harris Mrs. M. S. 14 Ironmonger st Stamfnl
HarrisonStph.A.I99High st.Lincoln.Seeadvt
Healey Alfred ft Bona, The Wharf, Ho. nca><t'.e
HewittFraa, Anuitty,5 ironmonger st Stamfrd
Hodge Wm. 141 Freeman st Great Orimsby
Horry ft Son, Homcastle road, Boston
Johnson Basker ft Fletcher, ,24 Wes^ate,
Grantham
Kennington ft Son, Victoria street vest, 14
Market pLft WestSt.Mary's gat£,Ot.Qnnsby
Kilwood Thos. 8 Strait Bargate, Boston
Lowe John B. 8 ft 7 Brood street Stamford
Lucas ft \/alklugtoti. Com exchange, Lonth
Lnpton John Mason, 104 Yictoris atnet
south. Great Grimsby
MansSeld Mark, BlUingborongh, Falkingliain
Maples Augustus, Bad Liou street, Spalding
Marshall EUas ft Co, Ashby road, Spllsby
Marrton John T. Market pi. Market Deeping
Marston John laylor, Southgate, Sleaford
Mason, Symouds ft Symonds,14 Market place,
Brigg
Medd Mn. Charlotte, Market pL LongSutton,
Wisbech
Mdboura Brothen, Westgate rooma, Qiaot-
ham ; head oflloe ft biewery. 21 All Sointt
street, Stamford ; stores, Coruliill, Liucolu
Morton William, South end ft Station nal.
Alford ; maltings at Wllloui^by
Nelson Robert, High street, BlUingborongh.
Falkingham
NickoUs John, Sontligate, Sleaford
Norton ft Turton, St Bwithin's square ft
Waterside north, Lincoln. See advert
Peek Frederick Arthur, Sea View street, Clee
thorpes. Great Grimsby
Phippe P. ft Co. Lim. Sootgate, Stamford
Pick Arthur, 90 Westgate, Grantham
Poole ft Sons, Crowie, Doncaster
Pratt C. ft Sons, Stonebow, 297 High street,.
Lincoln. See advert
Reodman Ben. 9 Blackfriars street Stamford
Reeve Charles, Market pUce, Market Baoen
Ridlhigton James Edward ft Son, 8 South
street, Boston
Roberts Richard, Boston road, Sleaford
Roberts William Hontio, Yarborongh hotel.
Great Grimsby
Robinson Christopher, East end, Alfonl
Savery William Henry, Market place, Clee-
thorpce, Great Grimsby
Sergeant A. M. ft E. ft Ca Bridge tt Brigg
BetUe Joseph Wm. G. 18 High st Homcastle
Sliaw Robot, The Shades, West end, SpCtoby
Shilcock Robt Jas. ft Sou, North st Bonra
Simpson Heu^ David, S Com market ft 4
New street Lonth
Smith ft Co. 7 All Saints' place, Etamfoid
Smith E. ft Co. Bethlehem stieet ft Weet St
Mary's gate. Great Grimsby
Smitli Alfred, Surfleet Spalding
Smith Geo. H. Market pi. Baiton-on-Honiber
Smith Richd. Fox. High stBarton-ou-Hnmber
Snartt W. ft Son, I Bull ring, Homcastle
Sorfleet Tliomas, 86 North street Homcastle
Soulby E. H. ft Sons, West street, AJtoid
Sonlby ft Son, SA, Emery lane, Beaton
Spinto Brothers, I Silver st Oainsborongh
Stapleton Oearfe, Church st Msrket Deepisg
Sumuers Michael Cole (agent to H. B.
WlUianu ft Co.), Heckiugton, Slerafonl
Sutton Fronds Richard, Britannia brewcrr,
Wrawby street Brigg; ft Scuntinrpe,
Doncaster
Taylor Henry. 89 High street Stamford
Thornton Fredk. Saracen's Head yard. High
street, Uncoln
Thomton I^wienoe T. J98 High street
Lincoln. See advert
Thorpe Thomas Wells, Eagle laeweiy. Wide
Baigate, Boston
Traylen Frank Wm. I Cowbit road, Spaldixg
Tumer ft Beard, 28 Silver st Gaiiwboiaagh
Vinall Wm. Thomas Noakes, Fnbch hour.
Market place, Homcastle
Waite Thomas, Marlret place, EpUsby ; ft 7
Lumley road, Skegness
Digi
:izedbyVjUUyiC
TRADES DIRKCTOBT.]
vraghtrntta wmiam, 11 Wert itnet, Boston
Wtrttend John Bwnett, N Higb at Borton
Whitton St Ashtejr, 183 & 184 High st. Lincoln
Wlioley John, Onnby, Spllsby
Wood BdwanI, it Marlcet place, Brigg
Yeatouui Cbristopher A Co. South st. Boston
Yattaum Wm. OUre, 2S High it. amutbam
WIBS NBTTIKO MANUFBS.
Bmby Fnderidc A Co. Pitiroy works, Knston
roMl, IiondoD n,K. ; ft Urarpool ft Olwgow
CntKKon ft Co. 200 Tipper Tliames at. London
c.t:, ; ft at Liverpool ft Glasgow
WIBB BOPB KAKXBS.
Ua^e B. Hood ft Son, Fish Dock road,
Great Grimsby
Hall J. ft Co. Waterside, Barton-on-Hnmbor
Parker Geo. W. Fish Dock road, 6t. Grimsby
WIBB WOBKEBS & WEAVEBS
Barre't Wm. Snart, Di West street, Boston
l^euuey ft Co. Limited, 6 Broadgate, Lincoln
Baiufortti William ft Son ; Bray<ord bead |
maunfactorv, Britannia iron works, Lincoln
Roblnmu Stephen, 32 Eastgate, Louth
Teunaut William, fi Wiuaover road, Spalding
WOAB aBOWEBS.
Mrav^x John, Obnrch tIIIo, Skirbeck, Boston
Muwcy ft Co. AlgarkJrk, Spalding
LINCOLNSHIRE.
WOOD CABVBB8.
Bee Carvers— Wood.
WOOD TtTBNBBS.
See Tnmers — Wood.
WOOI. BUTEBS.
Jeffery Elijah, Little Carlton, Louth
Bastall William, Poet office, FaUdngham
WOOI. KEBCBABTS.
Armitage Jolm, Com excluinge, Lincoln
Bond Thomas, North Tboresby, Louth
Day John, Maypole ho. Westst. Homcastle
Holdwortbs J.Claremont, Cowbitrd. Spalding
Lincoln ft Lincolnshire Hide, Skin ft Wool ft
Fat Co. Limited (G. Upton, secretary.
Magpie i*ouare, Lincoln
Nicholson William, 30 Eastfleld road, Louth
park ft Hirer bead, Louth
Fadley ft Lees, 11 St. Benedict's sq. Lincoln
Bastall George, FalUngham
Wilmot Joseph, Fenton, Newark
Woodall Thomas, Brattleby, Lincoln
WOOIJSTAFLEBS.
Dunham ft Follexfen, Bridge st. Homcastle
Law, Son ft Wildgoose, Northgate. Bleaford
WOOX. WIin>EB.
Epton William, South Tbcffesby, Altord
riw 867
WOOIiLBN WABBHOUSB.
Cbamtaera John, Sxchange Hall bnildings, 8
High street, Grantham
WOBKINa HEN'S CI.UBS.
Bee Club —Working Men's.
-WBITEBS ft OBAIKBBS.
Gresswell Fred. R. 120 Victoria street north.
Great Grimsby
Jackson Wm. 41 Yarborough st. Gt Grimsby
Btnwson Paul, 124 Enstgata, Lonth
Symes John Fowler ft Son, 4 Pinchbeck
street, Spalding
TABK UA2nTFACTXmEB&
BIsom ft Bon, SI New road ft Rope works.
Pinchbeck road, Spalding
-STEAST lUPOBTBB.
Partington Thoe. 18 Bobinson st Gt. Grimsby
ZINC UANTTFAOTXTBBBS.
Biaby Frederick ft Co. Fltzroy works, Buston
road, Lomlon n.w. ; ft LiT«iwol ft Glasgow
ZINC UEBOHANTa.
Croggon ft Co. 20(1 Upper Thames St. London
?.r. ; ft at Liverpool ft Glasgow
ZINC WOBSEB.
Elsom William, 10 Hickman St. Qainsborongh
Digitized by
Googh
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Digitized by
Googh
1885.]
ASSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW BEIDGE STREET, LONDON, E.C.
Incorporated in tht gear 1847, under Act 7 and 8 Vic. cap. 110, and further empowered by Special Act, 16 Vic. cap. 68.
H. M. BOMPAS, Esq., Q.C,
HUGH CAMPBELL, M.D.
BOBEBT FBEEMAN, Esq.
JOHN BT7NTZ, Esq., COtalrsuui. | J. H. TBOTTNCEB, H.D.,Lond., Depnty-OhairmMi.
WILLIAM GROSEB, Esq. I GEOBGE PHILLIPS, Esq.
PEARSON HILL, Esq. GE0B6B BOOEB, Esq.
DONALD MUNRO, Esq. I JOHN E." TBESIDDEB, Eaq.
WILLIAM HENBT WILLS, Esq., M.P.
Audltois (Elected by the Members)— W. AUaXTSTINE SPAIN, Esq., A HENBY CATTLET STEWART, Esq.
flkOloltora— Messrs. WATSON, SONS & ROOM. I Phyriolan— E. H. OREENHOW, MJ>., FJl.a
Snrveyor^-SAMITEL WALEiBB, Esq. I Snzseon— JOHN MANN. Esq.
AotuiUT^-JOSIAH MABTIN, F.LA., F.8.8. | Seoprtary— EDWIN BOWLBY, F.LA, YSM.
This Company being established on the MTitnal Prtnoiple, all profits belong to the Members.
( Eyery tnird year a carefol Vslnation of the Basiness is made, and large Bonuses have been declared.
) The Arerage Cash Bonos (Triennially) exceeds 20 per cent, on the Fremiams paid.
The Profits already divided amount to Bttrht Hundred and Forty Seyen Thonaaad Fonnds.
It has an ANNUAL INCOME exceeding Two Hiindxad Thonaaod PomuU.
An ACCUMULATED FUND, arising soielT from Preminms exceeding One KllUon Starlinar,
And has PAID IN CLAIMS upwards of One JEllllon Sterllns.
Assnrers nnder the Temperance Schema are placed in a separate Section.
LOANS on Fbbiholds, Liusbholds, and other Sxodrities considered.
Prospeotases, Copies of the last Report and Balance Sheet, and Board of Trade Returns, Ac, can be obtained on
application to any of the Agents of the Company, or to
EDWIN BOWtBT,
.TrW.ATVO^ OFS*XCXEia:
bpNti Ohamkwi, Puluntnt Stnet, KOTTDf aHAM. i 16 ft 17, East Parade, IiEBDS.
Dittriet Jleprtimtativei—J. FEBNEYHOUOH & SON. ■ Diuriel Reprttntative—k. UTTSORAVB.
For List of Agents, eee Body of Diraetory. • [W]
THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSDBAHCE COBgm.
FIRE. LIFE. MARINE.
Capital fully subscribed, f 2,500,000 ; Capital, paid-up, £250,000; Life Fund in
Special Trust for Life Policy Holders exceeds £875,000; Total Annual
Premium Income exceeds £1,065,000.
Chief Offees-t^ & 20, CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C.
West End OfBoe-8, PALIi MAIiL, LONDOK, &W.
DIRECTORS.
W. BBraSON ABBUTHNOT. Esq.
BOBKBT BARCLAY, Esq. (Barclay. Bevan & Co.)
W. MIDDLKTON CAMPBELL, Esq.(Hogg, Curtis.Cainpben »0a)
JBBEMIAH COLMAN, Esq. (J. & J. COLMAJJ).
ALFBED UILES, Esq., M.P., 26, Grent George Street, S.W. i THOS. RUSSELL, Esq., C.M.G.
EDMUND S. HANBUEY, Esq. (Truman, Himbury & Co.) , P. G. SECHIARI, Esq. (Sechiari Bros. & Co.)
FEBDBBICK W. HABRIS, Esq. (Harris i Dixon). AKDREW B. SCOBLE, Esq., Q.C.
JOHN HOLMS, Em. M.P. (William Holms i Brothers). D. COOPEE SCOTT, Esq. (Wilson, Sons & Co., Limited),
r LABKWORTHY, Esq., Bank of New Zealand. ALEXANDER SIM, Esq. (ChurchlU & Sim).
CHABLESJ. LEAK, Esq. (Leaf, Sons* Co.) I JOHN P. TATE, Esq.
WILUAM LEASE, Esq., Monument BuUdings. HENEY TROWKB, Bsq. (Trower & Lawson).
Acnrory— OXOBOB LTON BBmnTT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT-Manager,
UNDOUBTED SECURITY. MODERATE RATES. PROMPT AND UBERAL SETTLEMENT.
LIFE DEPARTMENT— Artoary. T. B. TOUW&, B.A
Harried ■Women's Fropertr Act (1882).— Polldes are isroed to hnsliands for the benefit of thete wirss and eUldTea, thos
cnatlng a Family SliTTLniBST wftboat tronUe, expoue, stamp duty, or legal MilstanoejWhiob onidltan oannot taaoh.
The Iiife Tnnda inreated In the namei of Special Tmateee. The Aasnred wboUT tree from UabiUty.
The Bbcpensea of Manasement limited by Deed of Settlement. ^ ^ , u.
Tlnd T**"'"*"™ Sorrender Valnes guaranteed, and Olaiina paid one month after prooi oi aeacn.
Kew Iiib«r«l Oonditloas.
MARINE DEPARTMENT-TJnderwrlter. J. CABB 8ATODHB8.
Bate* tot Marine Biaka on appUoatlon to the Underwriter.
Midland Branch: 86, COLMORE ROW, BIRMINGHAM.
DISTBIOT MAKAOBR— J. HBADON BOOOOOK.
LIN. «
R A. MAVKOGORDATO, iKl.
The Bt. Hon. A. J. HUNDBLLA, M.F.
Sir HKHBT W. PBBK, Bart. (Peek Brathen ft Oo.)
P. P. B0D0CAN.\C1II, Esq. (P. P. RodocanaoM 4 Oo.)
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COUNTY FIRE OFFICE,
60, Regent Street & 14, Comhill, london.
ESTABLISHBD 1806.
BBAVOH O7X10E8.
Edinburgh— 123, GEORGE STREET..
Dublin— 118, GRAFTON STREET.
Leeds— 9, EAST parade.
l[anohesteiv-68, fountain street.
Liverpool— BANK BUILDINGS, 8, COOK STREET.
Birmingham- 61, COLMORE ROW.
Canterbury— ST. GEORGE'S STREET.
ExeteiV-QUEEN STREET.
Bristol— SMALL STREET.
Glasgow— 82, RENFIELD STREET. [»l
XBinSTXXS AHB DZKBOTOSB.
TnBlSBTHoH. LOBDKINKAIBD.
§IB BICEASD D.EINa, Bart.
,. C. BXaCHIS-COTrFIiAND, Bsq.
Bra, jBto.
Admire Bib Q. BT.VIKOBMT KING, K.C3.
Tea HoK. ABTHTJB KINNAIBI).
8. A. BBATTUONT, Em., Man. Dir.
Etc., Bto.
soon 8E0BETA&IBS.
GEOBQE W. STBVENS, Eaq. BEBNABD E. BATUFFB, Biq.
m& ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 6, NEW BRIDGE STREET, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON, E.C.
ESTABLISHED 1828.
SIKBOTOBS.
HENBY BABITETT, Esq., Chttbrman.
Th« Bight Hon. E. PLETDELL BOUVEBIE, Deputg-Ckainum.
SOBEBT OBAWFUKD ANTBOBUS, Esa.
CHABLES ABTHUB BABCLAY, Esa.
MICHAEL Bn)DULFH,E8Q., HP.
EDWABD GHABBDrOTON, Eao.
JOHN HABMAH, Bsa.
AOTUABT,
BICHABO CHABLES FISHBB, Em).
a H. W. iCOCBT BEFmOTOK,BM).
Slit G. KETTILBY BICKABDS, E.O.B.
ALPBEO 8ABT0BI8, Em.
AUOUSTDS KEPPEL STEPHENSON. En., CB.
BT. HON. LOBD SCDELEY.
ASVAJrTAOEB OXTEBEI) BT THE 800IETT:—
lb* loWMt ntci of Pnmiam on tlu Xntnal BTStem lor joaa% and iniddl»4ig«d Urns, witb aarly pTttolpatloo In FniAtB.
Biimber of PollolMin Tome ISi^^S?
SnnuAamired, vithBoniuAiddittaiw. „ £B,SS7^866
SeonrltT— AoaamnUted Fond „ „ tSj8u>M8L
*"""»' Inoome efnjMi
Total Olainu paid. wltbiioiiiuAddttton* eiJ^fiO.
n>tal BonoMa daoland to I88t inoliulTa _ _ „ A44B3.4IB
Bonna.— The Booiatr bttag on tha Kntoal prlnoipla, tb* Aaimd ahaia tha whole of the Flollta. FoUoiei effected baffsrc Sltt
Deoambaiot eaoh jmt, leoiiTa a hill yaar'i Bonoi tor tba year of entry.
QUINQUENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS, 1884.
AaMti...... eafiitfita.
TMMXiiim £8,060,881
Snxpliia..! £668,880
^sBaiB^sass
Protpectutet, Statement tf Aeoountt, and/uUpartioulan may be obtained on agpUceUion to
[88] JOHN BALPH GBIMES, Stcr^anr.
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THE LONDON ASSURANCE.
INCiOBFOBATED BY EOYAL CHABTEE, a.d. 1780.
FOR FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE ASSURANCES.
M 7, Royal Exchange, London.
iJSo. 55, Parliament Street, London.
No. 14, East Parade, Leeds.
No. 28, Exchange Street East, Liverpool.
No. 16, Gross Street, Manchester.
No. 104, West George Street, Glasgow.
WILLIAM BEKinX, Esq., Governor. LEWIS ALBXANBEB WALLACE, Eaq., Sttb-Oovtmor.
GBOBQB WnJiIAM OAHFBBLL, Esq., Dtpu^-Governer.
BtBXOTOBa.
0HASLB8 e. ABBTJTRHOT^Bn)
BOBIBT BUBN BLTTH, Xtq.
WUiUAX T. BRAND, Biq.
IDWABD BUDD, Biq.
XABX WILKS OOLLXT, Biq.
GMBSB B. DBWHUBST, ■■].
EBNRT LTiOTD 9IBBB, Bh].
BOBBRT aiUJSPIX, Bh].
HOWABD Qn.T.TAT, Big.
HBNBT OOeOHBN, Baq.
BDWIN OOWBR, Bki.
A. a OUTHBIB, Bm).
PBBOIVAL L. HAHBRO.B*].
BOBXBT HHNSHBaOIt, Isi.
IiOTHB HUTH, Bvi.
HBtTBT J. B. KBNDALL, Bmi.
OHASLK LTAIX, Bh].
GBBTILLB H. PAUOm, Bk).
Oai>t B. V. FBIXT, BJI.
BOBBBT BTBia, Bk].
ALBBBT a. BASSBIIAIT, Bk|.
DAVID P. BBLLAB, Biq.
OoL LBOPOLD BITXOUB.
JOBS TOXmS, Baq.
8. F. LOW, B^. Olmtn. Orlndlky & Oo.) | OHABUB 8. PABI8, B«i., n, King Btzcet. Bt. Jamw'i, 8.W.
Tba Hon. TRABOIB PABKBR, 8, Templa Oardoia, B.O.
Secretary.— JOHN P. LAUBBHOB. Bm]. TJndegrwriter.-JOHN 8TBWABT UAOKINTOBH, Baq.
Aotiiar7.— ABTHm B. BAILIY, Baq. Ujuuger of the nre Department— JAHBS OLUNBS, Biq.
Kedloal Oflloara.— BDWABD OLAPTON, U.D., IOa, St. Thonua'a Stnet, SontbwKk,
JOHN HABLBT, 1IJ>, S9, Bioak Btnat, Oromiiar Bqiun. [t 8]
The Corporation has granted Fire, Life, and Marine Assurances for more than a oentnry
and a half; dnring that long period it has endeaTonred to introduce into its practice all the real
improTements that have from time to time been suggested, and to afford every facilil^ for the
transaction of hnsiness.
Of tiie Share Capital the sum of £448,275 has been paid np. The Fonds in hand exceed
£8,800,000.
Claims under Life Policies are payable upon proof of death and title being famished to the '
satisfaction of the Oonrt of Directors.
Prospectnses and copies of the Acconnts pnrsnant to " The Life Assnianoe Companies Act,
1870,** can be had on application personally or by letter.
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THE GENERAL
REVERSIONARY & INVESTMENT COMPANY.
OFFICE, 5, WHITEHALL, LOINTDON, S.W.
BSTABIiISBaS 1SS6.
PDETHES EMPOWEEBD BY SPECIAL ACT OF PABLIAMBNT, U A 16 VICTOKIA, Cap. CXXX.
O.AJPIT.A-31., J&500,000.
OIBB0T0B8.
C!Mrmai>-BDWABD WALIOSLXT, bq. AtpWy-OMrmoit-Oolonel JOSXPH WALKBB JASPEB OUSKLBT.
MAYOW WTNKLL ADAMB, Emi. I WILLIAH BOBERT BABKBB, Imi.
THOMAS ALLEN, Ek}. WILLIAU HEKNIKEB BEATON, Bmi.
HBBBEBT CHABLES MALKIN, Saq.
AUU1TOB8.
Bli 0HABLB8 B. HoaBiaOB, Bwt. | QBOBaB BADHAU, E«i. | MABTIN J. K. BBOHBB, iMi.
BAXrKTBBB.
Mmra. DBUKUOND.
8OI1ICITOB8.
Hann. SHOVBBIDaB & MAT, IS, Linooln'a Inn Field*, W.G.
The Business of this Company consists in the Fnrohaae of, or laoana npon
BXVEBSI0HAB7 lAITJUtBBTB, vested or contingent, in Labdbd or Fusdbd Pbopebty, or SsocniTlls ; also
IiUnt INTBBJB8TS in PosHEssioN, as well as in Expect atiok.
I1OAN8 T7PON BBVBBSIOHS nun be obtained either at an Annual Interest, or in consideration of deferred
charges, payable upon the Bbtbbsiohs falling in.
PBBSBNT INOOICB8 are likewise adTanoed npon the latter prinoiple to persons entitled to Berenionary
Interests, who may thas obtain the means of support until their property falu into posaeesion, without being called
upon for any payment until that erent.
Prospectuses and Forms of Proposal may be obtained from the Secretary, to whom all communications should be
addressed.
WM. BABWICK HODOE, Actwtrg ^ StenUtrg.
LONDON LIFE ASSOCIATION,
81, EiDg WiUiam Street, London, E.C.
SSTABLISHBD 1803.
Pntidant. Vio»-Pretid»nt.
JOHN OOSTBKEB, Esq. FBANCIS HENBT BBAUMOKT, Esq.
TruttMt.
OBOBaE FBBD. POLLOCK, Esq. I aEOBOB HANBTTBY, Esq.
JA1IE9 EWHiO UATHIBSON, Esq. | JOHN BAOaALLAY, Esq.
Dinotors.
THOKAB DSVAS, Esq.
WILLL4.M STILL, Esq.
Sir OABBIEL OOLDNET, Bart., M.P.
0HA8. T. MUBDOCH, Esq.
EDMUND BOXILNOIS, Esq.
HENBT BUTLBB, Ek].
eOBDON WYATT CLABK, Esq.
CHAS. MATHEW CLODE, Eiq., C.B
BOBBBT POTT. Esq.
S. W. 8ILYBB, Esq.
BOBBBT OWEN WHITE, Baq.
Polloies now in Force £9,410,000
Fond Aooumulated and Invested in First Class Seoorities upwards of 3,810,000
FoUoy Claims Paid 8,370,000
The Association employs no Aokntb, and pays no Commission in any shape for the introduction of Policies-
Its expenses are small, being less than 3 per cent, of its annual income from premiums and intemt.
An inrestigation of its affairs is made erery year, and the surplus is applied to the reduction of the Premiums until
they are extinguished, and then to the increase of the sum aasnrea. The reduction begins with the eighth premiam.
During the last 30 yean the redaction iiaa incrtated, on an average, at the rate of about One per cent, per ^innm
and as the mortality among its Memben continues to b« mnch within the estimate, and the Funds of the Society are
inrested at a higher rate of interest than is assumed in the ralnatioils, it is expected that the Praminms may be still
further reduced.
y Mium ottmineneed beftore JToljr 1S7S (4tti ■arlaa) are tbis year redmoed *a per oent.
,. „ Xoly XVf* (Srd ■erias) „ „ T8 „
„ July X««8 (and aerlea) „ „ •«
,. „ JTanoary l«Bd (Xat aerlea) „ „ lOO „
And, as the reduction of premiums in the First Series can be carried no further, an addition of three per cent, of the
annual premiam has this year been made to the sum assured.
BDWABD DOCKEB, Actuary owi Stentvf.
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ASSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Eitabliahed 1836, Incorporated by Act of Parliament. For Vire and Life Anuranoe at Home and Abroad.
INCOME AND FUNDS, 1883-
Tiro rrfliplTiiin *
XjUIb ProiXLltu&s •
Interevt - - -
HEAD OFFICES:
- - • - £880,000
• • - • 184,000
- - - • 134,000
LONDON-1, MOORGATE STREET;
Accumtilated Fonds, £2,800>000.
ABERDEEN-3, KING STREET.
BRANCHES.
airmtncluuB— 42, Tmvla Btnet.
Sliatol— The Bzcbang*.
>Bblla— 40^ WMtmomland Btnet.
1Hmll«l» no. Oommerdel Btnet.
adlabarrb— 30, St. Andnw Sqnan.
VBlMd ■tetes-ao«t*a, Otaleafo, W«w Tvrk. mnA ■»a rranetoo*,
AnatimUa— Xelbonme. Oanad*— BKontr«al.
OUWKO'W— M, Oeorge Bqtuu*.
UTerpool— t, Tlttaebain Street.
WUmUbamtmr^-n, Spring Oudeu.
Tjrae— }, OoUingwood Btnet.
&»Bd»B Board
SUt WTTiTiTAM UILLBR, BABT., Oialrman.
COI/)NSL BOBBBT BABDfa.
BSNB8T CHAFLIN, BSQ.
FHIUF COBBIB, B8Q., O.B.
OBOBOB JOHN FBNWIOK, BgQ.
AUSXAHDVR FBABSON 7LBTCHEB, BtQ.
Slreotora.
ALBXAKDBB HBtJN OOBCHBN, BSQ.
WILLIAX BGBBTON HUBBABD, XSQ.
VBBDINANB KABSHAIX HUTB, Bsq.
HBNBT JAHB8 LUBBOOK, BsQ.
JOHN 8TBWABT, B84.
WILLUX WAiiQNSBAW, SSQ.
aeentarv—B. B. Vm^ON.
/in Oefortmtnt—JAXBS BOBB, Manager. Uft AqMrfiiuiK— THOUAB H. COOKB, AHvaiy,
Otntral iranittfr— JAHBB VAIiBNTOTB.
FIBX DEPASTmST.— InimreDoee an Ranted on Ptuyeitj eltnete In aDpute of tbe Biltiih DmnJnlonf , and in moet foreign
Ooontrin, at ratee wbleh an oompated aooonlbig to the aotoal riak inoaned. Tne Company hai alread; paid orar TOUB MILLIONS
BTBaUNO in the aettlement of claima nnder Ita Fin Policies.
LIFE DEPASTIIEHT.— The CSompany often the advantafis of perfeot Secnri^, with great Boonomy in Hanagemest and
Modsnte Bates of Framlum. The total expensee In tbe year 1883 wen dlghUy under 7} per cent, of the Income tram Fiemlonui and
Intaraal, or, ezolnding Commission paid to Agents, leas than 4 per cent.
In the Participation Bnmoh the whole of the aaoertained sniplna at eaoh valnation belongs to tbe Aasnnd. The smonnt tor the
Qoinqnenninm ending 81st December, 1880, was snffloient to provide a Bonus of £1 10s. per cent, per ennnm upon the snin Assured
or £7 10a per cent, on tbe whole Qninqnenninm, beside leaTing £48,811 to be carried forward.
HRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
ESTABLISHED 1797.
H. 8. PATTE80N, Esq., Pretidtnt.
MajOB-OranauL JAMES COCEBURH.
Sib THOMAS BEEVOB, But.
Majob p. a. CUBITT.
8. GTOINEY BUXTON, Esq.
F. E. WATSON, Esq.
O. E. BiaNOLD, Esq., Secretary.
Pirecfors.
CHABLES E. TUCK, Esq., Viee-PretidetU.
Sib WILLIAM FOSTER, Bart.
I. B. COAKS, Esq.
B. A. GORELL, Esq.
GEO. FORRESTER, Esq.
WM. BIRERECK, Esq.
C. A. B. BIGNOLD, Esq., Jteietant Secretary.
CHIEF OFFICES, SURREY STREET, NORWICH.
I«ndon, 60, Fleet Street, E.C Ijoiidon (City), 18, Boyal Exchange, S.O.
The Rates of this Society are exceedingly moderate. "
This Office is distinguished by its liberality and promptness in the settlement of claims, ^£5,000,000 having
been paid to Insnieis for Losses by Fire.
In fXwA of the pablie confidence in the principles and condoct of this Establishment, it will snffloe to
state that the total amoont Insured exceeds j£20o,ooo,ooo.
Amount Insured on Fanning Stock, ;^l2,5o6,ooo.
from Lightning and Gas covered.
Prospectnaes and every information as to the mode of efTecting Insurances may be
obtained of any of tite Society's Agents. TO
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LOMBARD STREET AND CHARING CROSS, LONDON.
SS7A.5X.TSSCS3Z3 1*782.
f ntiltts luit ^intton.
JOBXPH WHUAH BAXBNSALB, Bk].
WALTKB BIHD, In.
BBIBTOW BOYIUi, In.
THB HOH. JAMBS BYlie.
JOHN OLUTTON, Bui.
ooTAVina B. oooPB, Bin., m.
GBOBGB ASTH17B FULLXB, Bm).
0HASLB8 BHAHim, OOOSHABT, Bn.
BIB JOHN LTTBBOOK. But.. H.P., f^&
OHABLBB THOUAB L^CAB, B«t.
OHABLBS HAGKAY. Bki.
THB BON. BDWIN ^ FOBTICAN.
DTTDLBT BOBBKT BMITH, Bki.
WILLIAM JAMIB THOMPSON, bf
JOHN J. BBOOMnSU), &q. (Btn. IMneMr).
JOSEPH FRAHOIS LBSOHXB, B^. UBUT.-OOL. WALTKB OBOBOB BTIBLINa.
WILUAK 0. MA(S)ONALD, rBAROIS B. MAODONALD. JMM aterttarlu.
Inmranoes againat Loss by lire and lightning are effected by the FHCBNIZ COlfPAKT upon arary
deicription of property, in all parts of the World, on the moat faToorable Terma,
The •zparlaDoe of artx a Oentnry haa prored the promptitade and liberality with which ita engage-
menta are alwaya nxet by thia Company, and the importanoe of ita relationa with the Pnblic may be eatimated
from the fact that, ainoe its eatablishmmt, it baa paid in diacharge of Claima for Loaaea more than
FOURTEEN MILLIONS STERLING.
Persons insured by this Company are not liable to make good the Loaaaa of othen, aa ia the caae in many Oflloes
and the protection afforded is nndonbted, the Capital being largely inTeated in Ooremment Becnritiea, and the
Proprietary inelnding some of the most opalent Gentlemen and Uerohanta in the kingdom.
Bates and Partiaolan of Inanranoe may faa obtained at the Ohief Offlega, TiimilMi il ■taaal, and Cftaiiav
Pro—, and from the respeotjye Agents of the Company, for tsioM noiMt tti Body nftku I^irtetory. CM]
PROYIDENTUFE OFFICE.
FOUNDED 1806.
50, REGENT STREET, LONDON, W.
Ajvr» 14* coxuvmxx., s.c.
EXISTING ASSURANCES ezoeed - - ;(;7,ooo,ooo
INVESTED FUNDS 2,323,284
ANNUAL INCOME 310,371
CLAIMS AND SURRENDERS PAID exceed 7,500,000
BONUSES DECLARED 2,629,814
HALF-CREDIT SYSTEM. ""'
Applieable only to Wiih-Bomtu PoUciet for the whole Term of Life (Tablx A tn Protpectut), <md
to Lives not exceeding 60 yeare of age.
tjHDBB this system, one-half the nreminm only is payable during the first fi, 7, or 10 years, in the option of the
Assured; the other half-premium remains a charge againat the PoUcy, bearing 6 per cent, interest, pavable in adraaoe.
The aireais of half-premium may be paid off at any time, or be dednotea from the sum assured whan the olaim
arises, or from the Office Yalue in caae of surrender.
liua system offers the adyantage of a low Premium during the early years of life.
Larse Bonasas with onsurpaaaed aecurity to the aaaured.
Withont-proiit FoUciea granted upon ezoeptianally low ratea.
ProapectuMs ft furtlier infonoation to be ootained at tlie Head Ollloe or of any of the Ag«a,t«.
CHABLES BTEYSiro, SMntaiAkT.
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ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE CORPORATION
(BiMtlUlMd tv B<7*1 Cbwter, A.D. ITSO),
For Sea, Fire, Life, and Annuities.
CHIEF OFFICE :-ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON;
Branch — 43a, PALL MALL.
The Accumulated Funds exceed £4,000,000.
7*^6 Tote/ C/a//7?a paid by this Corporation have exceeded Thirty-three Millions Sterling.
JAKBS BTHWABT HOBOSON, ESQ., Ootmor.
FBA.NOIB ALBXANDHR HAMILTON, EM)., ami-OoverMr. | ntBDBBIOE J03BPH BDLKAKN, IBQ., AtptKy-ffMwnior.
BolMrt BbqIst, Bni.
John Oamtt Oattler, Xvi.
Idwud JUM DwHell, m.
-^Qllam DkTldion, Xiq.
Alftad D«Dt, Xm)
AJaxindar Dmoa, Xaq.
OhttlM HfmMBB ChaAluB, Xiq.
OhBilM SriMn Onan, la^.
OhwiM avmoor anntBtl, Xn.
VUmotHoUmnd.BMi
XlKtai Habbard, &q.
^iUbun Knowlei, Bki.
NerOa Labboek, Eaq.
Oaorga Fortaa llaloolmaoa, Xvi,
Danlal Maliiqruhicen, Xni.
Hon. Ronald Ladla Udrilla.
WiniaB Bobart Mobarly, Xiq.
Wtniam aair Battabone, Baq.
BIr John Boaa, Bart.
Bamoal Lao Schiutar, las.
Brio Oanington Smith, Bk}.
Hani7 Tndailo Tiaiki, Baq.
John &f&aej Wabb, Bmi-
Hontaga 0. Vtlklnaon, bmi.
aumarf, ■■ B Havdoooe, Baq. itednrir, Thos. B. WmBia, Bh]. Itanater itf UnrlM DrparitMHt, BDWiJtD F. OlD^ Baq.
Ouptrinundml t/ Fin Otparlmnt, 0. B. ItoOKs Baq. ilMMnUtntf, JOHH A. HI9BAII, Baq. CWHfr, J. J. WBiaHI, ■*!.
aiptrinlendeiu ^ Oif BraM* Qfle; UA, AiH JToK, XDW ASD BaioaOBOIT, Baq.
JTaiHeai Qlleen, MoaiASV LDBBOOx, Baq., IC.D., 1 (, Onaranor Straat, W. ; J. A. Eiiiodon, Baq., r.B.a8. Xng.,1, Bank BaUdiafi, KO.
I an Hbarsl term*.
XiZVB ASSXTBAZrOBS with or withont participation in profito.
LOASB are granted on Mcoritj of LIFB INTEBBSTS in conoezion with Policiea at Aaaaniioe.
The diviaionB of Profit take pliMe itkbt fivb tbars.
At the laat division of Profits the BeTeraionair Bonnsee lanand from £1 88. to OTer £8 per oent. per annum on tb«
original anm aasnred, according to the aee of the Policy and of tlie Life Aaanred.
The Company have on their books Policies, the Berersionary Bonoiea on which ayerage within a trifle of £8 per
oent .per annum on the original anm assured.
A large participation in Profits, with exemption, nnder Boyal Cliarter, from the liabilitiei of partnership ; — the
soarantee of the inyaated Oapital-Stook, and all the real improTementa in modem praotioe, with th* Mcnrity of an
OiBoe whoae reaooroes have been tested by th9 ezperienoe of mora tlisui a Oantory aiiid a Hal£
Applications for Agencies are inTited. [M]
A Prospectns, Table of Bonns, and Balance Sheet will be forwarded on application.
B. B. HAiroOOCg, Stcntary,
THE ROYAL FARMERS' & GENERAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.O,
ESTABLISHED 1840.
BjmBOTOBa.
CHaiBXAH— AIiFBBD DBNISON, Esq., 8 Albemarle Street, W.
DBPtrtt-OBAIRMAV— B. P. SHEABBB, Esq., Bwanmore, East ICoolMy.
Thomas H. Bvbkoushbb, Esq., 16, Lower Berkdey Street.
H. HoKTASV DovoHTT, Ittq., Theberton Haill, Sax-
mondham,
B. J. Hawkbh, Esq., 37, Gadogan Place, Sloane Street.
W. 0. HBWJ.BTT, Esq., 2, Raymond Bnildinga, Qny's Inn.
JOHN BHABP. Strttary.
BioHABD Jj. LovBLAKDjEsq., 4, Har« Cooit, Temple.
JoHH Bbddish, Esq., 9, Highbary Hew Park.
Lient.-CoI. AiroBBaoir STaBBUo, 1, Cleraland Qardeos,
Castle Hill, Ealing.
CAPITAL^— Persons insnnd by this Company have the seonrity of an extensire and wealthy PropzlAtary, as well
as an ample Capital and lane Bessrrea, always applicable to the payment <rf claims withoat delay.
UFB PEPART1[BHT.—B0in7a— Insurers of the participating class will be entitled to foor-fiftha of the profits.
ASSIONMENTS — The Company grant Policies payable to the BegtBteied Holdars, whereby mnoh expense and
jnoonTenience are preTented. Stamp Doty paid by the OfBoe.
FIBB DBPABTMBMT In CLASS.— Hot Haiardona, Is. 8d. per cent. 2bd CLA8&— Haardons, Ss. 6d. per
otnt. Srs class.— Doubly Hasardons, 4s, 8d. per oent.
BXTILDIKOS AND lOBOANTILE Property of every deaoription in Fablicor Private Warehonase Distilleries,
Steam En^nes, Goods in Boats on Canals, Ships in Port or Harbour, Ac^ Ac , are insured by this Offloe at moderate fates.
8PBCIAL BISKS.— At such rates as may be conaidored reasonable.
WAMfrwa STOCK.— 6s. per oent., with liberty to use a Steam Thrashing Machine withoat extra ehaiga. Nearly
BIYB MILLIONB inanrert in this Office on this description of Property alone.
SEVEN TEAKS' INBTJBANCES may be eilected on payment of Ox Tears' Premium onlr.
BBNT.— The Loss on Bent while Buildings remain untenantable through fire may be provided against
OAfl.— ABowanee will ba made for losses by Fire oenaaloned by Explosion of Oas when used for Lighting Bailings.
UOHTNINa.— Losses shown to have been oocasioned thereby wUl be allowed for.
HAIL DBPABTMBNT ;-GBOPS.— Wheat, Barley, Oats, Bye and Gieen On>|M, FIYEFBHOB par A«re.
QLAB6. — Glass in Orsenhonses, Ac, SOs. per oent. and up vards.
LOSSES^— Prompt and liberal aatUemant. [•»]
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SCOTTISH EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
btablished in 1881 for Mutual liUb AMuranoe.
HEAD OFFICE - - - - 26 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
LONDON OFFICE 69 KING WILLIAM STREET, CITY.
Freaident His Oraoe the Duke of Buooleuch and Queenaberry, K.T.
NO 8HABEH0IDBBS— THE WHOLE OF THE PBOFITB DIVIDED AKONO TEE HEMBEKB.
Unquestionable Secnritj. Liberal Conditions of Insurance. Early Participation in
Profits. Premiums on Whole life Policies calculated by half-years of age.
POSITION OF THE SOCIETY AT Ist MARCH, 1884.
E'y^at.ing Asstiraiioes, mcLudixig Bonus Additions - £9,492)565.
Income - - - - £358,073. | Aooiunulated Funds - £2,744,842.
NEW NON-FORFEITURE REGULATIONS.
The prlnolpl* of VoaFVotttitan baa reoenily twan adopted to Ita fnUeat extant, ao that when a pelioy
has aoQnlxed a arurander Talne (generally after payment of three yaara' premiuma), that vBlue will not
be fbrfblted by fldlnze to pay the pxemliun, bnt wUl, in aenezal, be applied to keep the policy In ftnce,
under certain oondltiona, nntll the value la wholly exhanated. In other caaaa, thi valna will l>e paid to
the poUojlioldar Inoaah, or applied to keep the poUoy In force pennanently for a reduced amount.
Loans granted in connection with Life Assnrsnce on Lifa Interests, Beversions, and otbet approved secoiity.
ReTsrsions parohased.
Secretary, WHiIJAM FOfliAY. Manager, T. B. SPBAOTTB, M-A. m
SUN FIRE OFFICE,
THBEADNEEDLE STEEET, E.C. ; C5HAEING CROSS, S.W. ; AND OXTOED
STREET (Corner of VERE STREET), W.
VBBDBBICK HT. NOailAS, bq., CHairmmi md IWnnnr.
PTTTT.TP FLXYDBIX BOXTYRBIX, Xh). ! HBNBY B. SRBNFSLL, Bk). Kajor HUOH C. a. KONTOOIIXBT.
CBCIL CHAFIJN, Bn. I JOHV a. B. T. EILDTABO, Bk). K. HOWLBT FALUXB, I«i.
AinaXW PaPTB OOOEBBBLL, Vtq, I JOeKPH HOABB, Ek]. LAHBBBT FOLB, Bki.
O. WODBHOUSK CXmKIB, ^. CBABLBS B. LITTLEDALB, Bk). UABISOBOUaH B. FB70B, Bki.
BOBXBT BALBT DAI.BY, E^. Ll«at.-CoL Sir J. M. HoaABBL-HOOO, Colonel F. H. BICH.
BSWABP DBNT, Bki. Bart. K.C.B., M.F. Tbe Rlsfat Hon. aBOBQB BGLATER'
HABTIB IL FABQUHAB, Bki. BICHABD B. HARTIN, Ek). , M.F. BOOTH, M. P.
VALTBB B. FABQnHAB, &q. I ALFRED HOMTOOVKBY, Bki. OSWALD AUSUBTUS SMITH, Bki.
BDWASD H. KAUNBRIlfQ. Stertkuy. HENBY B. T0MKIN80N, Bk).
^^^^^^ 1 ^-""^ BtemaHu. THO& OXa KAHOB, XommSM/: 1^^
THE ENGINE, BOILER,
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY INSURANCE GO., Ld.
Head Office: 12, KING STREET. UANCHESTER.
Branch Office: 4, Weet Begent Street, Glasgow.
R. B. LONGRIDGE, Mamaoimq Dirkotob. EDWARD M 0 8 8 , Sbohetaet.
THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTS OF THIS COMPANY ARE:—
X. ENOINES. Insnrin^ En^nes against damage from "Breakdown." Eveiy Engine Insured is Inspected
•ad liidicated periodicaUj at intervals of three or four months by experienced Officers of the Company.
S. BOILKR8. Insniing and periodically Inspecting Steam Boilers.
8. OONSIf LTING. Advising professionally as to the best and most economical means of obtaining motiTe
power, and on all matters relating thereto.
4. EMPLOYBRS' LIABILITY. lademnifying Employers of labonr from loMea arising from claims under
the Employers' Liability Act [3a]
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iHie Standard ^i|e %miitwxtt (l|0ntpnQ.
oovJUuroB,
HIS GBACa THB DUKB 07 BtTOCLBUCH AXTD QUSBNBBBSRT, K.T.
DHFU'l'V-OOVJUUTOBS,
THB UeHT HONOTn^BLB THB BABL. 07 BTAIR, E.T.
THB BIGHT HONOTmBUi THB BABL 07 B088LTN.
EDINBURGH, 3 AND 6, GEORQE STREET.
(HEAD OFFICE.)
BOARD
OOUB J. HACKBNZIB, Biq« of FutmoK.
JAHBS HOFB, B»., wis.
BOBBRT HUMTBK, Biq., 10, Alndle Fl>o&
W. JAB. DinTOAN, Bk., t». Aberoromby FlMd
-WILUAII K0N0BBI7V, a«l, A^aB.
OF DIRECTORS.
WILLIAK J. DimDAS, I
GBOBaB DALZIBL, Biq.,
HBNBT DAVIDSON, Bmi., MnlrhmML
T. OBAHAM HTTBRAT, Bn., W&
W. a WALKBB, Bsq., oTBowliiod, aB.
I?i*
Jfowvtr and ildiiary.— SPBNOBB 0. THOKBON, B.A., Omtab.
Medieal Qglcir^WILLULX B. OBBBN7IBLD, MJ).
LONDON, 83, KING WILLIAM STREET, E.G.
BOARD
of t
OF
J. C. DIMBDALB, Bwi.. Bmtor. W.Oonhill.
8TBVABT IfAONAOBTBN, Biq., Obaiimia
aoBthimpton Dook OompuiT.
BOBBRT OBB CAKFBBLL, Biq., Ohalrmaii of tbe Nktiouil
Bank of ladU.
DIRBCTORS.
BDMOND X. B^TLBT, B«|., 2, UnoMtor Strat, Hjde
Ftik, ud Ihiokwood, BoaoomnKm.
aEARLaa HBKBBT, Bw^, as, Thradnaedls Stnet.
JOBS B. BOYSON, Bki-. M, InTanxM TnaM,
Eeniington.
Otanenl Searetair for angland— H. JONBB WILUAira.
JCedloal Offloer-B, H. BEllPLB, x. D.
WEST END OFFICE, 3, PALL MALL EAST, S.W.
keUdtm terxafr-— lOBN O'HAOAN. JttdlaH CaUm:—eX& JOBBPH 7ATBBB, JCOJU., K.D.
DUBLIN, 66, UPPER SAOKVILLE STREET.
Raiitnt Aenftifjb— WILUAX BBNTHAU.
JMtaU (jfl«r.-W. XOOBB, X.D.
THE BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY
Has fatoreaaed steadily year by year, antU it has attained its present large amonnt, and during the last 80 years its
progress has been Tery rapid.
The AJSiSVAJL BETEKHE exceeds EIGHT HXTITDIlirD AITI) aEVSNTT THOUBAin)
POUNDS BTBBUNG.
The A(X7UHUI<A.TED and INYEBTKD tVKD exceeds SIX MILUONS STXKLIirO.
The Directors invite particular attention to the new terms and conditions o{ the Free Aasnranoe Scheme, nnder
whidi persons assured are allowed to reside In any p^rt of the world free of extra ptemiom.
VBBB ASSXJSAVOB. — Persons not less than 26 yean of age, who, when proposing for Asanranoe, satisfy the
Directors that they haTe no intention or prospect of proceeding abroad, from their oocnpatira and other dnramstances,
are charged the ordinary Home Premium, and may uterwards proceed to and reside in any part of the world withont
extra premium.
Existing Policy Holders shall haTe the benefit of the new terms and conditions, on application to that eSfect,
provided the Directors are satisfied that such new benefit oasht to be oonf encd.
POLICIES OT 7IYE TEABS' DUBATION effected for the whole term of life, at a nniform rate of premium
may, with certain exceptions, be renewed within tAtrtwn motUhs of date of lapsing on payment of a Fine ; and in the
event of deathj the claims will be paid subject to deduction of Premiums unpaid and Fines.
POLICIES OF LESS THAN FIVE YBABS' DT7BATION may be renewed within Thirteen Uonths On
Teiy f^TomaUe terms.
The PBOFITS of the Company have been divided on ten occasions : — The first division took place in 1885,
then in 1840, 184^' 1860, 1866, 1860, 1866, 1870, 1876 and 1880.
The next DIVISION OF PBOFITS for the 5 years, ending 16th November, 1886, will be declared in 1886.
Surrender Values granted after one annual payment on With Profit Policies, or three annnal payments on thoEe
Without Profit, or Loans granted on such Policies within their surrender valoe.
One of the Medical Officers attends at the London Office, 88, Kmz William Street, City, daify, at half-paat one
exoepting Saturdays,
Every information can be obtained at any of the Offices or Agencies of the Company.
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3&6,OEOReEST.
(Hau> Omca.)
LONDON.
83, KING WILLIAM ST., EC,
& 3, PALL MALL EAST, S.W.
DUBLIN.
66, UPPER SACKVILLE ST.
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ESTRRINSTEi FIRE OFFICE.
27, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.C.
M FOUNDED A.D. 1717. ^
IX>883» FEtOH BXPLOSIOIT OF GAS OlfT THB FBBiaSIBS IHSUBBD Ain>
LOSSES BY iiiaHnmro icadb oood.
BENT INSUBED.
LOSSES PROMPTLY AND LIBERALLY SETTLED.
Thd Wetrtminstar Vize Oflloa, eatabliahed in the reign of Klnc Omobs* I., is one of the iddeet offioae tor
inrotance against damage by fire now existing ; it has carried on an extenaire bosineu for One Enndred and
Slzty-Blflrht Taara, and daring the whole of ihat period hat maintoiived the higheat character for respectability
and liberality in all its transactions.
AppUoations respecting Insarsnoes shoold be mad* either to the Society's Agents or at tiie Head Office.
CHAfi. BOXTSB BBOWNB, Seentmy.
Tht Dinoton invite applicatlon$ for Agenoy from Gontlemen who are In a poeltlon to introduce Butineu.
WESTUINSTEB MB 8BNEEAL LIFE OFFICE,
28, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON, W.C.
^rttsiees:
ABTHUB T. PBATT BABDOW, Esq. EDWARD BBTDGE8 HABDISTY, Esq. ALBBBT MOTT, Esq.
Entire secority is glren to the Assnred by a Goaranteed Capital of nearly £130,000, and a Fond amonnting to
£486,000 invested in the Pablio Stocks and on Mortgages, Ac., being the aocamnlated preminnu receiTed on
Assurances.
The rates of Fremiom are modezate and the conditions of Assurance liberaL
Sivhty par Oent. of the net profits are dirided erery five years among the holdats of Polides under the par-
ticipating class of Assurers.
The Tenth DiTiiion of profit will be made in Febroaiy, 1887.
The profits may either be received in Cash or a Bonos added to the PoU«y, or a redaction made in all fntare
Annual Preminms.
At the Kinth Division of Profit, declared Slat February, 1882, on the bnsiness of the Association fOr th« Five
Tears ending Slst December, 1881, Beversionary Additions were made to the sums assured of 8B per cenL and under
(according to the age of the life assured) on the pieminms received upon Policies since the division of 1877.
Aannal Prsntiams may be paid by HaU-Taarly or Qmartorly Instalments.
Endowment Assurances are granted by this Association, by which a person, by the payment of a moderate Annual
Premium, can secnie a sum to be paid to hivudf, should he attain a specified age, or the amount will be paid to his
representatives, should he die before tliat time.
Immadlata, Doftrrad, and Sarrivonhlp AannltiM gnuitod upon fltTonxable terms.
BDWABD OUTBUBEE, Aetuarg.
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ESTABLISHED AT YORK 1824, AND EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Capital, £500,000. i Aoonmnlated Fond, £878,871. I Annual Inoome, £163,576.
Urt DEPAKTMKIT.— The Bates of Fnmlnm, with aoA wlthoat Fioflta, ue Modente.
IXZT OinSIOH nr ISSS.— TUs OOoe oomblms erarj antatantlal adnntaga offend by an^ Amuanoe Oompany. The Bate*
ox Piemmm, iri/A and wUhtnii Prqfitt, an moderate.
IVOUB-FIFTHS, OB EiOHTT PiB OXKT., of the Profita on the FarticipatlnK FoUciee an divided amongst the PoUoy-bolden in that
oepartmHit erety flre yean, thni giving them nearly all the advantagei of a Matnal Company, but wlthoat any riakor liability wbat-
»> "'^"J' >" Mntoal Offloee is borne exdniiTely by the Asenred, bat in the TOSKSHIRX by a 1arg«
pendant ol the Aoonmnlated Fnnd.
k large and influential Proprietary, ind»-
Siainplw of BomiM* deolared up to Mftrnh. 1880.
OateotPollsy.
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Insoiad.
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Bonoi Addltlona.
Total Snm
Payable at Death.
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MOT., 18»8,
NOV., I860,
MABCB, 1844,
MAT, 18«7,
Jak., 1871.
JULT, 1873.
MAY, 1878.
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Lotttt eoHsed by the Explotion tf Oat are covertd by thit Company.
FABlOVff STOCK nrSUXED AT Ss. FEB OBIT- 10 EXTBA OHABSE KADI TOB TEE USE 07 A STEAK
, THBASHIHO KACHIIE. LOSSES BT U0HTEIH8 KASE 6000-
SPECIAL BISKS.— Insoianoes on Mills and other Spaoial Risks at Moderate Freminms, aooording to the Blik. Mo ofaargt made
tor Stamps or Folicim in either the FIBX or LIFH Department.
Stcrttary i Ganeral Manager— J. A. CUNNINGHAME, Esq.
Actuary— W. L. NEWMAN, Esq.
BOSTON- J. H. ThoinaB&Son,Chemist«, 1 3 Market Place.
BAKTON-ON-HUMBEK— H. R. Dix, Solicitor.
•I „ Biovn & Son, Solicitors.
BRIOG— G. a Sovter, Solicitor.
CAISTOR— G. R. F. Haddelsey, SoUcitor.
EPWORTH— R P. Read, Grocer.
GAIN8B0R0U6H— A. WaUig, 15, Trinity Street
GRAMTHAM— C. E. ChmohiU, Albion Street, Little
Gonerby.
0RIM8BY-G. Stampe, 1, St. James' Terrace.
HOLBEACH -J. P. Starton, Solicitor.
HORNCASTLE— Eli Hall, Lincoln & IJndsey Bank.
HUNTINGDON— Messrs. Margetts & Son, Solicitors,
Market Place.
EIRTON-IN-LINDSEr— B. CnndaU.
LINCOLN— Messrs. Whitton & Ashley, Wine Mer-
chants.
LOUTH— 0. M. Nesbitt, Lincoln & Idndsey Baidc.
MARKET DEEPING— G. LinneU, Chemist.
MARKET RASEN— W. Frearson, Solicitor.
PETERBOROUGH— T. Hill tc Son, Merchants, Queen
Street.
SPILSBY-^. R. Bogie, Hundleby.
STAMFORD -J. F. Overbuiy, 5, Rock Terrace.
SLEAFORD— G. Weston, Chemist.
SPALDING— W. Long, County Conrt OfBce.
TUXFORD— W. B. Tnmey, Wine Merchants.
WAINFLEET— J. Bassitt, SoKcitor.
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EDWARD E. HE8LEW00D, Resident Secretary.
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The Great Eastern Railway Company GonYey Goods from and to London
And Aoorlnston, Baxnaley, Blrmlnghmti , Bolton, Blaokbnm, Darllncton, Edinburvb, Oaina-
hotovLgh, Olaagow, Orlmaby, Hartlepool, Hnddersfleld, Hnll, IjaliBter Dyke, Ijeloeater, Hlddlesbozo',
Newcastle, Newark, Notttnfham, Boohdale, Shields, Stockton, Bmiderland, Wolverhampton, York,
SpaldinK, Sleafbrd, Lincoln, Donoaster, Uanchester, Uverpool, Leeda, Bradford, Halifax, Batley, Dews>
bory, Osaett, Wakefield, Armley, Bramley, Stanningley, Pudaey, Morley, Blrkenahaw, Qllderaome,
Drlghllnston, Idle, Booleihill, Shipley, Shellleld, Broughton Iiane, IiIirOOIiNSHIBB, T0HK8HIBE,
and I.ANOASHIBE, the MIDLAND and BASIEKN OOUNTIBS, the NOBTH OF ENQIJIND, SOOT-
LAND, and the OONTINIiNT OF ETTHOPB.
The Qieat Baatern Railway Company have a dally aervioe of Steamers (Sundays excepted) from
Harwich (Parkeaton anay) to ANTW^BF and to BOTTEBDAH. The vessels are FowerfU Steamers,
specially fitted with all the latest comforts fbr paaaengrers (inolndlng; Iiadles), Dining & Smoking Saloona
and Berths In Sepcucate Oabins, aflbrding First Class Sleeping Aooemmodatlon. They carry no cattle.
Shippers will find a anick despatch of goods by this route, while the charges are moderate.
Thme is also a direct Steamboat Servioe fi>r Passengers and Merohandlsw between Harwich and
Hamburgh three times a week. All information ctm'be had of J. H. FEBLBAOH & Oo., No. 2,
Blshopsgate Goods Station, E.
The Company have a staff and Offices, and perfbrm their own Oartage, in the nndermentioned Towns in
Unoolnshire, Toxkshire and Lancashire.
Spaldiko.— Bailws^ Station, and | Livbrpool. — 6, North John Street, & j Brjldford. — i&, Leeds Bead.
Street and \
comer of Bridge
Market Place.
Slxaford.— 20, Soath Street.
LlKOOLK. — 847, High Street.
DONCA8TBB.—41i, Market Place.
Halifax.— 15. Union Street.
Dbwsbuet. — 24, Wellington Bead.
Batlkt.— The Qreat Northern Qoods
Station.
OssKTT. — Dale Street.
Brnnawick and Huskisaon Stations.
Mahchestek. — 82, Portland Street,
and Aidwick and Dacie Street Qooda {
Stations, M. 8. & L. Bailways. |
LXKDS. — 2, Queen Street. I
■WaKbfj bld. — Cbeapside.
Btanningley O. N. Qooda Station, and 2, aoeen Street, Leeds, for the fbllowing places : —
ARMLBT, BkAMLEY, STANinilOLKY, FCDSET, MORLBT, BiRKBNSHAW, O1I.DER8OME, DrIOHLIKGTOK, IdLE,
EijCLBSHiLi. and Shiplbt.
At Shkfvisld and BsouoHTOit Lane the Company's Cartage Agents are Uessra. C. J. Fanlkner & Ca, Carriers.
In addition to the above Cartage Agendefl, the Company's Bepnaentatives oover the following DistrictB, vis. : —
LASCASBUia D18TBICT : Ux. W. Pownall, a. E. By., 82, Portland Btmt, Manchester.
YORKBHIRE, North-Eaktern DISTRICT AND SOOTLASD : Mr. W. Agaid, 3, Queen Street, Leeds ; Cammercial Chambers, Princes
Dock Street, Hall ; City Chambers, 24, Oollingwood Street, Newcastle ; & 2S, North Bridge Btnet, Edinburgh.
LlKCOLirsHiRB DiSTRtor ; Mr. F. Simpson. O. E. Ballway, S47, High Street, Lincoln.
The Company is also represented In BiRMncaHAX, Bovtb STArvoRDSBiRB, and East WOROEfiTBRSHiRB by Mr. J. U. HodgUnson.
M, New Street, Birmingham.
COAL TRAFFIC— SOTITB YORKSHIRE (West Riding) and Neighbouring Coal Fields.— The Company's Bcpresentatlre for Cosl TralBc
in these Districts is Mr. B. J. Walton, Doncaster.
Receiving Offices in London for Iercliandise;Trafflc, to be conveyed by Goods Train.
The chief Qooda Stations are, Blshopsgate ; Devonahira Street Statipn (Kile End ) ; Qoodman's Tard
(Kinorias) ; Blossom's Inn, Lawrence Lane, Oheapslde ; Billingsgate Varket,- and the West End OflBoe,
44, Begent Street, W.
B.— 10, Commercial Bead.
B-C— Meaars. Davis ft Co., 86,
Hackney Boad-
„ Ballway Arch, Great Bastem Street,
Shoredltcta.
„ Atlas, 37, Primrose St., Blshopsgate.
„ One Swan, Blshopsgate Street.
., Foot Swans, Camomile Street
„ M, High Street, Aldgate.
„ BilUngsgate Offloe, Coal Exchange,
Lower Thames Street.
„ Spread Bagle, S, Whittington Arenne,
LeadenhaO Market.
„ Imperial, 21, Lime Street.
„ Phcenlx Office,M,KlngWi]llam Street,
„ Warlands, 38, Cannon Street.
Blossom's Inn, Lawrenoe
Lane, Cheapside.
„ 4, Cheapside.
„ Cross Keys, Wood Street
„ 79, KnlghMder Street.
„ Belle SauTsee, Ludgate H11L
„ Hambro' Wharf, Upper Thames St
„ «9, Old BaUe}-.
,. The Oeorgc, Smlthfleld.
„ White Horse, Fetter Lane.
„ London Faioeb Ddirery Co., BoUa'
Buildings, Fetter Lane.
„ Bolt in Tun, Fleet Street
„ Oeorge'and Blue Boar, 28S, Holbom.
B.a— Exeter Buildings, 10, Arthur Street
West, London Bridge.
„ PhiUlpe, 1, 2 & 3, Crown Conrt,MlIton
Street, Finsbury.
„ Messrs. Carter, Faterson & Co.,
George Yard, Aldermanbury.
„ BoU and Month, Angel Street, St
MarUn's-le-Orand.
„ (0, Aldersgate Street
„ 13, Aldersgate Street
„ Messrs. Carter, Faterson & Ca, 138,
Ocawell Road.
„ 8 4e 8, Clerkenwell Oreen.
„ Mew Inn, M, Paternoster Square.
W.a— 142, Strand (Sale's).
„ 2M, Strand.
„ Ooldsn Cross, Charing Cross.
„ 38, Charing Cross.
„ 38, Cranboume St, Leicester Square.
„ IS8, Oxford Street
„ Orlffln's Oreen Man and Still, 241,
Oxford Street
„ 43, New Oxford Street
„ 1(7, Tottenham Court Boad,oomer of
University Street.
„ Kingston's Offloe,I2,Soutbampton St,
Fltsroy Square.
„ 343, Qray's Inn Boad, King's Cross.
„ Albert Qate Office, I, William Street,
S.W.— Slark'B, Albert Gate, Kidghtsbridge.
„ The Star, 26, Stockbridge Ter.Pimlioo
„ The Sun, 9, Sloane Square.
W. —28, Regent's Circus.
„ UnlTersal Offloe, Regent Oliens, Pic-
cadilly.
>, Oreat Eaatem Bailway "West
End OfBoe. 44. Begent St.
„ Hatchet's, White Horse Cellar, 67,
PiocadiUy.
„ Old WhltaHorse, IM, PlcoadlUy.
„ The Lion, 108, New Bond Street
„ 83, High Street, Kensington.
„ (I, Hereford Road, Bayswater.
„ 4S6, Oxford Street
N. — Blake'sOffloe,No.IA,PentonTilleRd.,
opposite the Angel, Islington.
„ N. L. Station, Highbury.
N.W.— Bed Oq), Oampden Boad.
„ LAN. W. Station, Kilbora.
S.B.— Dawson's. Biohsrdaon St. &
54. High Street, Borough.
., 117, Borough.
„ 138, Newlngton Oanseway.
„ 182, Westminster Bridge Road.
„ 194, Westminster Bridge Road.
„ 233, Blackfrlars Road.
„ South London Bxiness, 18,StGeorge*a
Bead, Sonthwark.
Lowndes Square^
At the BISHOFSGATE STATION the Company have very extsndve Warehouse Accommodation, and offloes have also been erected
tor letting at moderate rentals to Traders on the Bailway.
At the GOODMAN'S YARD STATION (UINOBIBS), there Is, In addition to extensive Warehouss accommodation, a banded
Warehouse for Wines, Spirits, Fruits, Ac.
At DET0N8HIBE STREET, STOKB NBWINGTON, and 8TBATF0RD MARKET STATIONS there is every accommodation fbr
dealing with heavy trafllo, such ss Coals, Bricks, Stone, Building Materials, &a
The Ocmpaoy's Waterside Premises are at Devonshire Street Station, the Pepper "Warehonses, Bow Creek,
Blaekwall ; Canning Town 'Wharfs Hillwall Dooks, and Tiotoria and Albert Dooks, and all orders in respect to
Lighterage should be addressed to the Station Master, at the P«>per Waidionses, Blaekwall.
The above are the ordy authorised Offices to receive Goods toe conveyance by the Oreat Eastern Ballway, and unless these Offices
are alone made nae of, additional charges as also delays are likely to be Incurred.
The Company undertake the Collection and Delivery of Goods entrusted to them as Carriers, and all orders in respect to the Cartage
Service, addressed either to the Station Master, at the Blshopsgate Station, or to the Blossom's Inn, Lawrence Lane, Cheapside, will
have attention.
Continental Traffic is received at and ddlvered from Blshopsgate Goods Station, and all orders in respect to the Cartage of Conti-
nental Traffic, should be addressed to Station Master, Great Banam Ballway, Blshopsgate Station, E., or to the Continental Department
Liverpool Street Station, B.C.
W. BIBT,
U—rpool mrtH Oalien, 1884. Omml Manager.
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
BENERAL CARRIERS FROM AMD TO LONDON AND
Hltchln Manofaaiter Fontetnct Stirling
Hnddenflald Helton Uowbiv Fmton Stookport
Hnll Iliddlmbniiigh Bamsbottom Stookton-on-Teei
Hnntingilon Mlddleton Batford Stok«-on-Tnnt
InTernoi Morpeth Blcbmond, Yorkx Sunderland
Kelghl^y MeiR^nnh Bipon Tipton
Kllmamoak Newark Boohdale Todmorlan
Knaraboro' Mewea<tle-on-Tyn B<i>.h«irh«m Tnnitall
Lancaeter Newceatto- under- St. AJbani Tyne Dook
Leeda Lyne Bcarboro* l^emonth
Leicester Norwloh Sheffield Wakefield
Lelth Marthamptan Bhrembnir Walaall
Lincoln Nottingham Bhleldi— North Wairingtoa
LlTeipool Oldham and Soatb Whltbj
LondondeiTy Oaett Shlptar Widnea
Longton OTerDarwan Soathpnt Wigan
Lnton FaUey Spalding WolTerhamptoo
lOT&n Perth Stal^ytaiidge Worktop
Maodeifleld Petecboro' Stafford Tannontfa
Melton Peterhead Stamfoid Twk
And other Towna, including the Mannfantnring Diitilota of NoUiiigfaamahlte, Derbjihlre, South Staffordihln, The Pottarlea, North and
South Wales, lanoeahlre, Yorkahire, the North ot Bncland, and Station! in Scotland and Inland.
For full Information aa to the plaoea reached bv the Great Northern route, iee the Campanr'i Liat of Towni, wUch oan be had at
any of thdi Btatlona or Offlcea. Through Batei apply and will in no caae exceed thoae diaiged bj any oUier BaUmj route.
The Oompany'a own teams ooUaot and deUrer Qoods daily in all parts of London.
Aberdeen
Burton
Elgin
Accrington
Oambridgs
Alloa
Cardiff
Voifar
Arbroath
Carlisle
Oalnsboro'
Ashton
Chester
Oalaabiels
Bacnp
Chorl^
Oateahead
BamilCT
Cork
GHasgow
Battay
Crewe
Qoole
BeUsst
Darlington
Orantham
Berwick
Derby
Oreat Bridge
Beverley
Dewsbury
Oreenock
Birkenbead
Donoaster
Gximsby
Guide Bridge
pfrminghiw"
Dublin
BUwp AncUand
Dudley
Halifax
Blaokbnm
Dumfries
Hanley
Bolton
Dnndalk
Harrogate
Boston
Bradford
Dundee
Dunstable
Hartlenool— Bast
and West
Burnley
Hopeford
Bnralem
Edinboro'
Hcrtfora
THS OOXPANT'B 8TATI0HB IN I.OHDOV AB« AS VOUCiOWB:—
^'8 OKOM OOOBS BTATZOM afforda erery fkoUl^ lor loading and unloading goods to or from vans, or to or from
lighters working over the Begent's Canal, direct to the river and dodka. Potato Market and Gianartea at King's Cross Station.
r ABSXVOBOM >TBjnnr BTATZOM is adjacent to the MetropoUtan Meat and Poultry Marketa ; also to Vkrrlngdon Market
for fruit and vegetables. Market aonsignments oan be more ezpedltlonsly delivered from ParringdoniStreet than frtmi any other
London Goods Station.
This Station is oentrsl, and moat oonvenient for balea and oaaea of Tanoaahlre, Torkshlie, Sootofa and Irish Mannfsetnrsa, and for
genoal trafllo to and from the City. Spacious warehouse room afforded.
SOTA& BUJiV BTUBT BTAlfZOM la oloae to the London and St. Katharine's Docks, BOlingivate lish Market, and the
varlona wharvea and riverside pranlscs. Goods are received at and delivered from this Station In throngb wagons,
KtttkOMlFWtXMMM BTATZOVi at the sontbeni end of Blackfriars Bridge, affords aocominodatlon tat tzsflle from or to the
Borough, Lambeth and the lOutbside of the Thamai, thus rendering nnnaoessary the oaitage hltbarto pertonned serosa London.
VOV&AB BOOK BTATZOM, in Preston road, is the Great Northern DapAt for Shipping Goods to or from East and Weat
India, and Millwall Docks (also tor Boyal Vletoria and Albert Docks, when for ooUectlan or delivery by Barge), and for general
trafllo for the Eastern DIstriats of London, Indnding IJmehouse, Millwall, Blackwall, Bow, Bromley and BtrattonL Gocda oan be -
tcansfexred by Barge or otherwise to or from all the docki, wharves and waterside warehouaea. Crane power up to 10 tone la
provided, alao extensive Warabonae Boom and Oellaragai The Batlway Wagons also run into the Bait ana 'Wort IndiA and
WiiIwlH Dooka. «ben oontaining Goods for ships in " Ballw» Berth."
•OTAX ▼ZOTOiftZA AJTS JkXMBMX BOOXB.— Shipping Oooda from the Manufacturing Districts, and from any part
of the Great Northern Line and its connsctlans, are conveyed In tonnm trucks, and placed alongside vessels in these Docks. Oooda
from Bbis are also loaded direct into the Company's wagons for forwaralng to all parla of the Oreat Northern system.
VZOTOWEA book BTATXOVi— The Oompam's DenU at Tidal Bsain entrance to Docks is slso the centre tor collection and
dellveiT ot General Goods tram and to BUvertown (Indndiiig the vailoos works oa the SUvertown TramHroad, Beokton, North
Woolwich, Canning Town, Barking Boad, Barking, Plalstow, Upton, Bast and West Ham. [Bailway. "
To prevent AiAta and disappointment, senders of Goods and Parcels should be particular to addrea and consign " per Great Northera
■OirBini BTOSBB.— The Great Northern Railway Company have made anangementa with Messrs. Courtney & Oa, Trinity
Bonded Vaolts, Cooper's Bow, Crutohed Trials, London, B.C., for warehonaing Splrlta under bond In London, and goods diould be
plainly oonalgned to them at Bcyal Mint Street Station, Gnat Northern Hallway.
OOA&i — The Company's chief B«pota In London are at King's Cross Station, Caledonian Boad (lallngton), HoUoway, Ashbnrton
Grove and Clarence Yard, Hadmay Wlok, Highbury Vale, Plnsbnry Park, Elephant and Castle, Camberwell and Clapham Boad.
SOTB.— The Company are prepaied, at several of the above-named placaa, to arrange with Traders for Wharfage of Store Brloka, Tiles,
Sanitary Tubes ud other BuUdlng Materials, and for the Warehousing of Oenarsl Goods, carried by thdr Ballway.
THS 001IFAST*B OOOS8 KSTi FABOBUI BSOBITZHO 07FI0B&
" BoII*HMlk.'M. ■arlfai'aMhial, 1.0.
M, MAmrttt Itfstt WHkMit. 1.0.
4l*M,6ratMfriart.I.O.
U. risk Stmt Hin,!^.
^Mbti Bhr*," WUts Orea Stmt, 1.0.
■sicgiU rftaMt Ititiea (S. I. OBss), 1.0.
IL FIsiaiillr Olnas. V.
Isftl Ol£ •, Psulmtw UU, WwOsoat
w; HlrkHdtan.v:B. ' Ullsrt Oat*,' L WDUaa Strnt,
Ul, Sttul, V.O. I aiiian,S.W.
QOOD8 Am) FABCXZA an alao reemved at tht foUowing Oeiural Btetivitig Offictt, vAtcA art HfOT widar
the Coirmafo^i men Man
no, Mma Baal, IsUagtsn, H.
" aeorgi Ian," dmacl B.I.
96. mck Stistt, Bmufk, tj.
UO, Wsstmlaitar Minimi,
ATLAS, n, PiUBMse Street, BIshopagato
" ',8.0.
, m,0«iy Boad, K.a
CABTEB, PATraSON * CO., George Yard,
Ald«rmanl>nir,B.a,*128,aoawaIlBd.B.C.
•CBOUOH, U, Onttar Une, E.a
VASDMLL, li, Aldarmanbnry, B.O.
•FLAGEOLLBr 7BXBEB A Oa, comer of
Seething Lane, Oreat Tower Street, E.a
"FOUB SWANS," M, Camomile Street,
Blahopsgata, E.a, * " One Swan " yard,
181, BIsEOTiagate Street Without, B.O.
FOBD * 00^ FMsmcater Bqaaia, B.a
•GLOBB, ao, St. Paul's (SrarOh Yard, B.a
GSBAT BASTBBN RAILWAY OWIOB,
" Blossoms Inn," Lawrence T^b», B.0.
•OBEAT WBBTBBN BAILWAY OmOB,
OrownBnildingB,81,QneenVictoria BtB.0.
•GBBAT WEsAbN BAILWAY OmOB,
«7, Gteaham Street, B.C.
GBBAT WBSTBRN BAILWAY OmOX,
2, Oreat Btatara Streat, B.a
•OBXAT WESTERN BAILWAY OFTIOE,
4, Holbom Oirona, H.a
'> Per Panels only.
HINE,"I«Belieaanvage,"LudgataHill,E.a
DIPEBIAL, aiA, Lime Street, E.a
LAVINOTON BBOa, t». Old Bailey, E.a
LAinUB, U, Oiaoeebnrali Street, E.a
LONDON PABCEL8 DSLITBBY 00.,
Bolls Buildings, fetter Lane^ E.0.
•LONDON * SOUTH WBSTEBN BAIL.
WAY OITIC& Exeter Boildinga, I«,
Arthur Strset West, B.0.
•PALMBB'B, 79, XnigUrider Bbeet, B.a
•PHCBNIZ, King mfilam Bbeet, E.C.
■8TABB * 00., 19, Aostrsllan Avenne,E.a
•SUTTON * 00., Oolden Lane, TLO.
THOMPSON, 71, Hatton Garden, B.a
" BULL'S HEAD," 93, Watling Street, B.a
" BULL INN," 10, Commercial Boad, E.
DATIB * CO., 9«, Haokn^y road, E.
BLUB POSTS, «, Tottenham Court Bd., W.
OLOUOBSTEB WABBHOUBE, 4«e, Oxford
Street. W.
•OBEAT WBSISBN BAILWAY OPHOE,
S8, Ohaiing Oiw, W.
OREAT wSbIVBLS RAILWAY OPPICX,
199, Oxford Street, W.
OBEAT WESTERN RAILWAY OFTICB,
407, Oxford Street, W.
GREAT WBSTBRN RAILWAY OPPICB,
W, Regent Street W.
GREAT WBSTBRN RAILWAY OPFICB,
S«9, Strand, W.
•HATCHBTT'S WHITE HORSE OBIXaAS,
PlcGBdlUy, W.
XXNOSTON'S, 11, Soutlampton Street,
ntaroy Baaare, W.
OREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OFIICB.
Star Street, Bdgware Boad, W.
•OREAT WESTERN BAILWAY 0P7ICE,
39, New Oxford Street, W.a
MASKALL, 98, Cranbouma Street,Ltioest(r
Sonars, W.C.
MYEBS, 949, Gray's Inn Boad, W.C
STAR, 26. Stookbddga Terrace, FbaUoo,
MYERS. U. Pentonvllla Bead, N.
" RimCAP," «, Osmden Boad, N.W.
fPKRKINS A Oa, 99, Onvd Lane^ 8.B.
SOUTH LONDON, 3, St. Oeoigol Bead,
Sonthwark, S.E.
t For Oooda only.
Orden tor the Collection of Oooda from the Docks, Warehouses, *a, to be sent to ICr. V. AOAKn, Bull and Month, St Maitln'k-le.
Grand ; or Mr. W. OOOK, Oooda Deparbnent, King's Cross Statfam, where all information can be obtained.
Information sa to ralea may be obtatnad on ajipUoaUan to Mr. BoaaHT UnuXT, Chief Oooda Maaag«r% OIBoe, Klnft Cross
Station, or to any of the Company^ Acaita. „ t91
K»o'« Obom, LOHSOa, 1989. HmniT OAKTiWr, Oanaral Kanacar.
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THE
mu KDDUi, mtk mu,
m TEUeUFI WOBKS (OHFAIT,
LIMITED,
liff ^ 3Sr XT IF ^ O T XT la E3 la S OB'
lfiiilp9iiiii&fitil liiflisi RiililiiiiP
WWliiiitiPPil ifllMiii llwlili€>trii.
VAI1VB8, SHXXT, BtTFFXBS, SPSINOS, WA8HBB8, WHBEI. TTSS8, OOBD, TIJBXNe,
Ain> DOOS AND OASBIAGE 1CAT8.
INDIA EUBBEE & CANVAS SUCTION & DEUVEEY HOSE.
India Bnbber and Canvas Steam Packing— Bound, Square, and Sheet.
INDIA RUBBER MACHINE DRIVING BANDS
WATEBPROOF GARMENTS AND FABRICS:
Coats, Capes, Leggings, Hate, Helmete, Knee Wrappers, Divinj Dresses, Sheeting (or Hospitals, Water and Air
Proof Beds, Pillows, CnshionB, Bottles, Satha, Idfe Belts, Gas Bags.
Ptimpr
Photographic Articles.
EBONITE.
Not afftcui by Vinegar or Bj/droehloric or AetUe Aeid,
I Speakine Tnbes, Mouthpieces. | Sheet and Bod.
I Battery Dells.
Bnrgical Appliances.
OUTTA PERCHA.
Tabing, Belting, Bnckete, Bosses for Flax Spinning, Ac
TELEGRAPH GABLES.
(JXDUl BtBBBR or OUTTA FBHOHA), SUBICABINX, BUBTERBAKBAN, ABBIAI., and fa: BLBOTBIO LIOHTINa
Innilated Wire.
Telegraph Insulators.
SpMking and Kgnal Instrnments,
Bailway Block ffignals.
Battery Cells.
Telegraph Initmmente.
Blectric Bells for Houses and Public
Buildings.
Carbon Plates, Carbon Bods, dkc, dkc, for Blectric laghting,
Passenger and Guard Communicators.
Alarm Bells.
Telegraph Stores of all kinds.
TORPEDO APPARATUS.
A§ Mud 6g the Btrtiee* <(f Ortat Britain, the United Statei, ^.
A Complete System for Coast Defence, with all the latest Improrements, and Rring Batteries.
8OLB IfAITDFACTDIlBBS OF THH
8ILVERT0WH PATENT LEGLANCHE IMPROVED AGGLOMERATED BATTERY
(For Commercial and Uedlcal Use) for Great Britain and the Colonies.
OFFICES: 106, Cannon St, London, E.C. WAREHOUSE: 100, Cannon St., London, E.C.
And 87, Boulevard Sebaatopol, Paris.
LiYBBPOoL, 52 Castle Street.
Glasgow, 20 Dixon Street.
Bbjudfobd, Yobkshibb, ....85 Eirkgate.
Bhbvfibld, ...64a, High Street, Market Place.
PoBTBicouTH 49 High Street.
Belfast, ; 88 High Street.
Dublin, 15 St. Andrew Street.
Bristol, 2, Glare Street.
Nbwpobt, Mon 82 Dock Street.
Cardiff, ...Pier Head Chambers, Bate Docks.
Nbwoabtlb-on-Ttsb 21 Grainger Street West.
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
TRADE AUXILIARY COMPANY, LIMITBD.
ESTABLISHED 1836. FOR THE PROTECTION OF TRADE.
Subsarihera, by obtaining timdy vtiformation, may AVOID MAKING BAD DEBTS,
and may, through this Agency, RECOVER DEBTS DUE WITH PROMPTITUDE.
Stabba' "Weekly Oasette" (268. per annum) supplies information indiBpeosable to Traders.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
(Jbctft for aptdat Strwia and fbtaxelal OiftrtmtnU. in vhleh tin Rata Kill btjlxtd 6y agrttimnt aceordmt U lilt drtumtuncn}.
ONE, TWO, THBSB, and nYB OUINKAS, acoonUng to raqnlrasunt*.
PROSPECTUS QIVINQ PULL PARTICULARS ON APPUCATION.
HBAD OFFICES.
42, GBESHAM STREET, E.G., LONDON.
WEST INO BRANCH. 53, CONDUIT 8TRBBT, REGENT ST., W.
BEI.FAST
sxBxmaBAX
BaADF0BD,T0BK8
BKIOHTON
BRANCH
BTTBUK
sxnrDBs
ESIKBUBOH
OFFICES.
OLOUCESTEB
I.KBDS
LIVEBfOOL
NSWOABTX.!!
KOBWIOH
•POKTBIKOXTTH
BBISTOL
OLASOOW
MANOHBSTEB
SUJ£FiriJ£U>
CAMBRIDGE
CARmFF
CARLISLE
CORK
DERBY
8UB-OI
EXETER
HULL
IPSWICH
LEICESTER
MIDDLB8B0B0'
W0B0E8T
^FICES.
NEWPORT. MON.
NORTHAMPTON
NOTTINGHAM
PLYMOUTH
BEADING
SB, YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON
STOCKTON-ON-TBES
STOKE-ON-TRENT
SWANSEA
WOLVERHAMPTON
Wia oOur Agtnf and Com
cmd Me BrllUh CMonirj.
t ih ootid aukt of Amerlm
BANK
.ERS.
LONDON : TH« Uhioh Bamk or LONDOK, LmiTID,
BELFAST : Thi Northern Bankiko Cohpaky.
BIBMINOHAH: Lloyd's, BARNETT'gilr Bohahquet's Bank, Ld.
BBIBTOL : TBB NATIONAL PROVINCIAL Bank of EKOLAND.
BtTBLIN : THE NATIONAL BANK.
DVNSSB : TBI Boyal Bank or Scotland.
BDINBUBOH : TBI National Bank of Scotland.
I QLASOOW: TBI British LiNKN OoHFAHT.
LBBDS : Wm. Williams Brown & Oo.
LIVERPOOL : THC BANK Or LiTIBroOL, LDOTED.
MANCHESTER : MANCHESTER AND SALFORD BANK.
NEWCA8TLE-0N-TYNB : LamBTON A OC^.
SHEFFIELD : BHErviKLD UNION BANK.
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AUEN'S SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAUS,
AND STRONG DRESS BASKETS,
37, IVEST STRiLSTD, I. O ZT D O ST.
NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES Ot 500 ARTICLES POST FREE.
/g'/^V/
ALLENS
PATENT
BAG
AUfira FATSMT BAG.
CASH DISCOUNT
10 PER CENT.
Solid Leather
RAILWAY
POKTMAUTEAU,
ALLEN'S
TKN GTJINBA SILVBB
DRESSING BAG.
ALLENS
B AC .
ALUIN'S NKW
DBSBSma BAO
MERCHANTS
SUPPLIED.
ljiSr6 WABDBOBB
POBTUANTBAXr.
Solid LmUwt.
HBVTDBBSSINO BAG
(THB TIOTORIA).
ALLEN'S SILVEH-
FITTBD DBKSSING
CASE.
SOLID LEATHER
COPPER - RI V ETED
PORTMANTEAU.
PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED FOR GENEBAL EXCELLENCE.
genuine j^merv^ j^nier^ ^^^% W^^^ Q^^^? ^®*
ACTOH &
BOBMM,
72, SHOE LANE, LONDON, E.C.,
UANVPACTUBBBS OF
CABINET GLASS PAPER, EMERT AND GLASS CLOTH, EMERT,
BLACK LEAD, PUTTY POWDER, CROCUS, URN POWDER, TRIPOLI,
JEWELLERS' ROUGE, PLATE POWDER, STEEL POLISH, ETC.
ACTOS A BORKAS'B
PATENT INDIA EUBBER KNIFE BOARDS,
ACTON & BORMAN'S PROTECTOR KNIFE POLISH.
(Prepared expressly for AOTOir A Bobuas'h Pitteot India Bobber Enife Board*), and »U Buff Leather Boarda
and Patent Knife Cleaning Macliines. Sold in Tinii, 6d , !»., and it. 6d. each.
SOL£ PROPBIETOBS OP THE ROYAL FLEXIBLE CABINET GLASS PAPER, JIOYAL LU8Ti;K
BUCK LEAD, AND PROTECTOR MUE POLISH.
ESTABLISHED NEARLY lOO YEARS.
MERCHANTS AND SHIPFERS SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS.
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Her Majesty's Honble. ? >v'^^BR^^uwwf^l^f?^v'^S^ Board of Ordnance.
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EMERT, EHERT AND 6USS CLOTH, 6LIISS
PAPER, BLACK LEAD Ac.
W. J. DAVIES & SONS,
y^ESJOH ST., SOUTHWAHK, LONDON, SI.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
EMERY, EMERY AND CLASS CLOTH, CLASS PAPER, BLACK LEAD, ROUCE, PUTTY
POWDER, KNIFE POWDER, ETC.
HEPOBTEKS of BLAO^ leas, Q1.XJE, BOTTEIT stone, pumice stone & FISH 8KIKS
DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
ENGLISH, SCOTCH, IRISH AND FOREIGN GLUES.
BAVIES A SONS' India Bubber and Buff Leather Knife Boards.
BAVIES & SONS' Prepared Emery or Magic Knife Powder. [u;
HORSE, CATTLE AND SHEEP MEDICINES
MAJESTY THe- " ^ ' v T*^^ PRINCE q.
^*'" Oc BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT. ^y'* j-jp. "^^
^jmm^^BAY, SON & HEWITT,2 „
DU«fww°0«mSri8«. INVmCTOBS AND SOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE D«Md lOhFrt^.l^lW*
" OEIGINAL" ST-OCK BREEDERS' MEDICINE CHESTS.
For all Disorders in Horses, Cattle, Calves, Sheep and Lambs.
Pitronised for fifty years by Royalty, and the principal Stocl( Breeders, Horse Proprietors, and
Agriculturists of the British Empire.
The No. 'i.MKDiciNIE CaEST contains the following matchless remedies.
Obemieal Bxtraet tor rII Extemid Injariea fc Eww Lunblng. I Ried Vaste Ballafor Marai after Foatins jiOandlUonins Hoiw^
Oaaeons Flnld for Collc, Soonr, or Diarrhoea add DeUlltjr. Broneboliae tor Husk or Hoo<e in Shaep, Lamta and CalrK.
Bed Brenoh tor cleanaiog Cows & Ewea, &, for Inflammation. I Ctaaeodyne for Heaving and Fainiog.
-OarmljiatlTe Clialk. '
Price of Chest, tvith Guide to Farrien/, £2 16». 6d. No. 1 Complete Medicine Chett, in Politheti
Case, £(i 6s. Horsekeeper't Cheat, No. 4, £2 17s. 6d.
CAJXtXtXAiOm I'JLIli TO AT.T. X>.AJtTS.
Admirably adapted for all ordinary allmenti among Stock, and aach preparation can bo had separately. Fall and easy dlreccioni enclo«l.
Awarded " CertUoate of Merit " by the National Atrrlcultnral Society of Victoria, Australia, Spring Xihlbltion, 1871 : Prtmdeni !
Medal, Spalding, 1872: SilTer Medal, Manchester and SalfonJ Show. 1874; Silver Medal, Preston, 1876 ; Silver Medal. Korthanpcootbin
Agrlcnltural Society, Stamtoid. 187S; Silver Medal, Cheshire Ainicultural Society, Crewe, 1876 ; Special Prixe, National Agricnltiin.
Society of Victoria, Anstralia, 1876 ; Medal, Cbesliirc Agricultaral Society, Chester, 1876 ; Silver Medal, South African Bzhlbltion. Cap
Town, 1877 ; Silver Medal. Frestoa, 1877 ; Silver Medal, Newcsstle-on-Tyni-, 18T7 ; Medal, North Berwick Show. 1878 ; Silver Medi:.
Kimrsford. 1878 ; Medal, Dairy Show, London, 1878 ; Silver Medal. Derby, 1879 : Silver Medal, Wellhigborongh. 1879 ; Medal, Bentbai^
1880; Silver Medal, Melbonme Bxtaibitton, 1880 : Silver Medal, Stourbridge, 1881 ; Oold Medal, Cliristchnrch, New Zealand. 1^-4:
Silver Medal, Doncaster, 1881 ; Silver Medal, Canterbury, 1882; Silver Medal, Kettering, 1888 ; and Bronie Medal, Amsterdam. ISM.
CATTZOV.— Anmre </ ImUahont, and ue that Ike nam; <if Day, Sok & HEWIT r U on all Bottia and PucJttU.
Prepared only by DAT, SON & fiEWITT, H DORS£T STRG£T, BAKER STREET, LOHDON, ¥J
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GENUINE EMERY, EMERY CLOTH, BLACK LEAD, &c.
Prize Molal,
FhOivlelphim
1876;
BMton 1883.
WELLINGTON EMERY & BLACK LEAD MILLS,
Gol'l Mednl.
London.
Crystal Falactf
ISM.
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE ROAD, LONDON, S.E.
MAKtrACTURERS OF
CABINET CLASS PAPER. EMERY AND CLASS CLOTH. EMERY, BLACK LEAD, PUMICE,
PUTTY POWDER, CROCUS, URN POWDER, TRIPOLI, JEWELLERS' ROUCE, PLATE
POWDER, STEEL POLISH. POLISHINC PASTE, FURNITURE POLISH, &e.
GENUINE EMERY WHEELS-
OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH,
Prepared expressly for Oakej's Patent India-Rubber Ealfe Boards, Baff t«eather Boards, and all Patent Knife Cleaning UacUioea
Sold in Packets, 8d. each ; and Tins, with perforated tops to prevent waste, 6d., Is., 2s. 6d., and 48. eacb.
OAKEY'S PATENT INDIA-RUBBER KNIFE BOARDS
Pierent Fiicilon in Cleaning and Injut; to tbe Knife. All prices and qualities.
OAKEY'S NON-MERCURIAL SILVERSMITHS' SOAP
For Cleaning acd Polishing BilTer, Electro Plate, Plate Glass, Marble, S:c. Tableu, 6d. each.
WELLINGTON BLOCK BLACK LEAD,
t and cheapest article for PoUsbing Stovee, Orates, and all descrlptlona of Iron Work, without Wosce, Dirt
In Id., 3d., and 4d. Blocks, and Is. Boxes.
OAKEY'S BRUNSWICK & BERLIN BLACK.
In 6d., la., and 3s. Battles, and ) and 1 Gallon Cans.
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AOEITS FOB THE SALE OF LONOOH, SCOTCH, AHO FOBEIGH GIiTTES. UBESAL TERMS TO SHIFPESS.
BT APPOINT-
::':s:::. rAiwow « jauksuh, -h-"
FARROW & JACKSON,
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS' ENBINEERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF IRON WINE BINS,
BAR FITTINCS FOR SPIRIT STORES, BOTTLE WAX, &o.
16, Gt. Tower St; 8, Haymarket ; 91, Mansell St. LONDON.
BINS OF EVEHY DESCRIPTION MADE TO OBDER. BACKS FOB MINERAL WATERS, Ac, ic.
WKOUOHT-IHOS WISE BINS.
—^—^^-^•^■'—^•^—^— NEW "EXHIBIT" BIN.
'EEOISTEIIED CELLULAR" NEW PATENT DOUBLE BIN. With Necks oF Bottleeontnanls.
BOTTLING MACHINES
for 4. 8. & 8 Bottles.
CORKING & CAPSULING MACHINBS.
ICE SAFES. BARLOWS PATENT CASK
STAND.
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SAMPSON & CO.,
SOLE MAKEES of the STTEPLICE SHIRT
6 for 45s. 6 for 51s.
COLOmiED CAMBRIC SHIRTS,
6 for 451.
SARATTA GAUZE SHIRTS,
6 for 45s. Snitable for Travelling.
CALCUTTA FLANNEL SHIRTS,
loe. fid. Will not shrink.
PTJAMA SLEEPING SUITS,
A Subttitute for Night-sbirts.
TW^EED OR ANGOLA SUITS, 63s., 84s. TROUSERS, 16s., 21s.
TERMS CASH, 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
m
SAMFSoir & CO., nosnuis & olovehs,
268, 270, OXFORD STREET, (Xs.'ssz) W.
HORTICULTURAL
^BUILDINGS
^- OF EVERY
■Hi DESCRIPTION
" BESTOUAUTYONLY
& ALL LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS
Winter Gardens
Conservaiories
Plant Mouses
ITineries
PeacA Mouses
Pine Stores
For cinq ffouses
Fits c,c
HOT WATER
APPARATUSES
3oQk^Desi^rt^ and
Est: m ales /^Hfst^ree
onctJbJiilicaiioM to^
^TTjirPr'lf'O © pO HORTICULTUBAL BUILDERS&HOTWATER ENGINEERS
KINGS R! XHELSEA. LONDON. S.W.
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BY APPOINTMBNT TO THK BOYAL D0CKYABD8. QOVEHNMBNT AHD BAILWAY C0NTEACT0R8.
W. B. FORDHAM & SONS,
St. Panoras Emeiry and Qlaas Paper Works,
TORK ROAD, KINTS (Sim WSm, N.
MST-GLiSS CERTIFICATE & SILVER MEDik,
ESTA-BLtSHED 1825.
O.A.I.O U 'X'l'A.
x^xrrxovr.
TELEPHONE 7514.
MANUFACTURERS 0¥
Olasa Paper, Emery and GU«8 Clnth, Kni'e Boards, Knife Powdar,
Tool Baskets, Wood Taps with Bqnare Corka, Kurnitare Polish,
Plate Powder, Crocus, Tripoli, Boiige, Brunswick aud Berlin Black,
Sieres, tlie Bt. Pancrag Self-Acting Washiui; Machine, Zinc Jugs
(superior), Polished and Japanned, £xtrii Strong Zinc Syringes,
The '-Fly Cheat " Meit Cau-e, '• S.ifrguarrt " Wooden Steps,
Patent " Paragon " Pbite Racks, *c.
IMPOBTBBS OF AND DEAUiBS IN
Gloes. Black Leads. Pomice, Rotten Stone. Lamp Cottons, English, American, and G<>rman Woodware, Faro
Baskets, Wire Kails, Brushes, Carpet Brooms, Chamois Leather*, Olovea, House Fluunels, bellows. Feather Dusters,
Mouse Traps, Sponge, Ac, Ac. [!!>}
Sole Agrents for London and tinburbs for Cannon's Sixe Powder. I Sole A^nts for the Uultal Kingdom forOard & Co. 'a Polishing Cloths.
Sole Agents for Loudon and Saburbs for Cannon's Glue Powder. ] Sole Agents for Loudon aud Suburbs for James' Dome Black Lead.
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION.
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OBIEXTTAZi CABFETS.
IMPORTED DIRECT BY
CARDINAL & HARFORD,
FltOH VABI0U8 DI8TBI0T3 OF
_t^ _Cj JtO ^3 JL -ra. ., AHD
ALSO ON 8ALB, A FINK COLUKTION OK ^ Pj^ I 3 I _£^ _
AHTIQOE PERSIAN CARPETS, PRATER RUGS AND EMBROIDERIES.
THE LEVANT WAREHOUSE, 108 & 109, HIGH HOLBORN, W.Q
PRICE LIST ONT APPLICATION. ['*]
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BEO. BilNBRIIfiE & SONS,
234, 235 & 236, HlfiH STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SILK MERCERS, MILLINERS,
antle and <|a»tttme ^ar^lwru^^m^n.
CAEPETS, DAMASKS,
AND
General FurnisMng Warehouse.
CARPETS of ever; description, Quality and Price.
LIIT0LET7M FLOOH CLOTHS, ItlATTmGS,
DOOR MATS, HEARTH RUGS.
MUSLIN, LACE & LEND CURTAINS, CORNICE POLES, FRINGES, &c.
FAMILY MOURNING. FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
PATTERNS SENT FEEE ON APPLICATION. .^j
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E. CTTBTIS
(Late WILSON), ^ _ i .' . -
WOULD CALL ATTENTION TQ HIB LARGE J3TpC»'- OP -
WELL-MADE AND SEASONED FURNITURE,
Oompiismg DrawingrRoQin, Dining-Room, Library, and Bed-Room
, ALSJO JMiL. KINDS OV
COTTA.aE FURNITURE,
Which for Cheapness, combined with Good Workmanship and Dry Wood, cannot "be surpassed by any house in thetradJe.
A LARGE QUANTITY OF FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
BEDS SUPPLIED AT A VERY SHORT NOTICE.
MATTRESSES OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER.
Oil Cloth, Oooc» Uatting', Ohtuoh Hancoka, Wool and all Unda of iHats.
A LARGE VARIETY OF PAPER HANGINGS,
FBOM THE BB8T HOUSES IN LONDON AND MANCHESTER.
P
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For Cleaning all kinds of Furniture, French Folisfaed or not, giving a splendid jpoliah in a short space of time. TMd
Polish will be found an excellent substitute for Bees' Wax, Turpentine, Linseed Oil, or any other Mixture. The poli:-h
it leaves is durable, and one important fact is, Furniture cleaned with it is not acted on b; the atmosphere.
Price Is., 2s., and 4s. per Bottle.
PR5PABED ONLT BY
» CURTIS, ffib{ffi@t 1Mah@f ani iHph®lst@f siTi
gILVER STREET, LINCOLN.
• »% ' _•_ ,
rVRNITVRE REMOYEB IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, BT ROAR OR RAIL. ''*'
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THE UNACCEPTED PUBLIC CHALLENGE
Made and coatinned for the past foaiteen yean i« ia itaelf a oonviocing proof that
DENNIS'S
CELEBRATED
LINGOINSHIRE
DENNIS'S
f LINCOLNSHIRE PIG POWDERS
PROPRIETOR ^•^■^^nT.^M
J.W.DENNIS
LOUTH.
ENBIAND
Trade Mark. KegUtered No. 14,S.S:i.
FIG- FOWDEBS
SWINE FEVEB
GOLDS
BETSNTION OF UKIKB
THEY ARE
SPEEDILY ARREST DISEASE AND SAVE LIFE,
And are acknowledged the best remedy for
I TBMDEB FEST I OOSTIVENESS
I I.0S8 OF APPETITE KXLK FEVSB
IKFT.AMMATIOK ' OOtTGHS
A MEDICINE AND CONDIMENT IN
FITS
H008B
tkc, &c.
ONE.
The lives of thousands of Pigs are annually saTed by their ose. No person who keeps a Pig should be without
them, for, by their regnlar nse when in health, tbet prevent disease, by cleansing and stimulating the system, and by
ftinng tone to the stomach, not only increase the APPETITE, bnt enable the system to separate a greater amount of
flesh-forming material from the same quantity of food, tbus assisting the animal to lay on fat rapidly, and aiauring a
larger growth. ^^___^^^_^.^__^^^^^__^^^^^^^^_^^.^^^
CAUTION.-^Tha im^anae anooaaa of tbeae Powdara throaghoat Bngland, haa oallad. forth
nnmmeua laltatloiia, moat of whioh are parfootly naaleaa aa a Kedioliie, bainv only a low-prioad oondl-
mant, worthlaaa In diaeaae. Thaaa Powdara, on tha contrary, maintain their anperlorlty ovar all othara,
and viva entire aaUatkotlon to all aain« them. In fact they axe tha only KSDIOINie whioh COBBS all
DISBASBS to whioh PIOS are STTBJBCT.
The following Extracts form a few of the many hundreds of letters receifed.
UARIA HUBBARD, Uppingham, wyi:
*'l had a pig infferiug from severe inflammation of tlw Inngs;
oue packet of Denni«'« Pig Powders quite cured it"
Mr. WM. EDWARDS. PoUoe CMoer, Treharris, layB :
" I think it riglit tliat Dennis's Pig Powden should be nidelylmown,
for I liave reason to strong!; recommend them. 1 lost a sow In pig,
also six other pigs three months old. I liad four of this litter left,
al»> one sow, all of which had bean in the same yard with Uiose that
died : I procuied and gave jronr Powden ■« directed, and I am
pleased to sa; all speedily recovered and are now well. Make this
known for the beneflt of others."
Mr. a. THIRLING. Carlinghow, says :
" I am pleased to say my pig is aU right again ; three Denub's
Powders quite cured it."
Mr. CHAS. CA80N, Carlinghow, says :
**lt gives me gnat pleasure to inform you that Dennis's Powders for
Pigs are an excellent medicine. Before using them I unfortunatel.v
got disease amongst my pigs, and lost on an average two a week for
some time. Since using your Powden, which 1 have done for a
month, I have not loet another ; the disease lias disappeared. An
oooasloDal dose aa directed keeps them In healtli. I strongly recom-
mend them to all pig breeders."
Mr. F. MARCH, Chemist, Stamford, says :
" Dennis's Poitilers are well spoken of. In fact I may say they givt^
universal satisfaction. I could obtain a large nomtw ot testi-
monials if you should desire it."
Mr. QRUKDY, Eastgate, Loutli, says :
" I had a pig so exceedingly 111 that I believe I should have lost it
bad it not been for Dennis's Powders, which I strongly recommend. "
Sold eyerywhen in Packets, with full dinetiont on mcI). — Six Powdan for Fivapenot, Twolva tor Tenptnco.
Chemists and others not having them in stock wtU readily proonre them, or the Proprietor will tend free a Box
containing 1 Gross of Powders for 10/-, ^ Oroas for 6/-, i Gross for 2/9, 1 Doz. 1/-, for P.0.0. or Stamps.
Harvey and Newman, Newbery <t Son, W. Edwards i Son, Barclay 4 Son, W. Sutton it Co, Sanger £ Son, Thompson,
Hillard A Co., and Mav, Boberts di Co., London : Lofthouse dt Co., Hull ; Raimes i Co., York ; Goodall, Backhouse i
Co., Hirst. Brook & Hirst, Leeds ; Beall & Son, Cambridge ; W. Hall. Battle, Son & Haltby, and J. Smith, Liooola ;
Allen A Go. and Pilley A Son, Boston ; B. Daniels, Derby ; W. Foggitt, Thiwk : or from the Proprietor,
J. ^^^. DENNIS, Mannfactflring Chemist, Lonth, Lmcolnshire.
ALSO
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"CAHHOTUTi;," tlie Best Sutter Colouring.
Sold in Bottlei, 6d., 1/-, and 21- aach, by all Chemists.
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COFHOLITE Ss CElyCElTT STOUBS.
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EASTUTE,
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
CARPET & BLANKET WAREHOUSEMEN.
'S^iUincrp anb dressmaking.
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MODRNINC ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECDTED.
AND
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ESTABLISHED IN THfe yn-a.o <«*o/^ |fc.
W. W. JOINSOH & SON,
mi irewefs i li@r@liiits,
i<rTTTts:Ei:EirsnsK:Eii<T , ace,
BOSTON.
Retail Seed V^arehouse— 3, BRIDGE STREET.
Office and Wholesale Department — 5, BRIDGE STREET.
Seed Granaries and Stores— BRIDGE STREET & HIGH STREET.
FARM SEEDS.
W. W.JOHNSON & SON, after many years experience, have,
by careful selection, secnred the most approved Stocks of
the different VXEXiD BOOT 8BSED8, which, for parity
and fixedness of character, are not to be excelled ; and
being bona-flde growers, they are enabled to offer, on |
most advantageous terms their improved Stocks of
Swadea, 7eUow ami Whlta-VIaahvA Tornipa,
Mangolds, Carrots, Kohl-Rabi, Cabbages and other Farm
Seeds.
Taxes OT Tetohea, L«oema. Saiatfoia, Bape, I
Mustard, kc. i
Clovers, Bye Oxaases and Hattiral Glxaases, of sood
germinating power, free from weed^ at current market
prices. Samples and special quotations on application.
Permanant Paatare Oraas Seeds, tat laying: down
land for Permanent Pasture or Meadow. Selections of
the most nutritious and prndnctive (xrB.ssee and Clovers
are supplied, either separately or in mixture, as desired,
to suit every description of soil, situation and climate.
Snparlor Uiztmrea of Qtasses and Cloveia for
alternate Husbandry, to lay down land for one, two, three
or four years in grass.
Benovatlnv Oraases and Clovers, for iaproviair (dd
]iastare or meadow land.
Irftwn Graaa Seeds, of the llneat qnality, tot maUns
new, or improving old. Lawns or Grass Plats, Ornamental
Uruunds, Churchyards, Cemeteries, Cricket Grounds and
Bowling Greens.
KITCHEN GARDEN AND
VEGETABLE SEEDS, &c.
W. W. JOHNSON ft SON, being brgely engaged in
Market Gardening, have exceptional advantages for
selecting these Seeds, which are well known for thdr
high.class character and general excellence.
COLLECTIONS OF GARDEN
AND VEGETABLE STEEDS,
Of the most popular kinds, producing a good supply of
vegetables all the year round. In various sizes, price
from 5s. to £$ 5s. per collection.
Seed Potatoes of the most approved varieties.
Seed Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Peas, Beans, &o.
FLOWER SEEDS.
In the greatest variety, producing the most handsome
Flowers, of almost every shade of colour,
CQioiee imparted OMmaa, Fienoh and Italian
Flower Seeds, in original Sealed Packets.
The flneat stxains of Plorista' Flower Seeds, Hardy
and Half-Hardy Annuals and Perennials.
GARDEN REQUISITES.
Plant and Tree Labels, Inseotloldea. Mannres. Peat.
Silver Sand, Cocoa-fibre Refuse, Wood Stakes of all sizes.
Mats, Cuba Bass, Kaflia, Mushroom S|iawn, Tobacco Cloth
or Paper, Pruning and Budding Knives, Garden Scissor;!,
Secateurs, &c., &c., all of best quality.
Bonqnets, Wreaths, Oroases, Dried Plowers and
Grasses, Hyacinth Glasses and supports. Virgin Cork for
Rustic Work, &c., &e.
NURSERY DEPARTMENT.
Boaes, Standards, Half4tandards and Dwarih. Tea
and other ft>9es in pots, the best varieties in cultivation.
Frolt Treea of every deaorlption, in great variety,
consisting of Apples, Pears, Plums, Chprries, Apricots,
Peaches, Nectarines, Grape Vines, Mulberries, Medlam,
Quinces, Raspberries, Gooseberries, &c.
Strawberry Plants In great variety.
Asp<ungns. Sea Kale, Rhubcurb and Heronry Boots.
Herb Roots, in variety.
Importers of Dntoh Plowerlng Bnlbs of all sorts
Evergreen and Seoidaona Flowering Stambs.
Coniferte, Ornamental and Forest Trees, for single
planting, parks and avenues.
Qnioks, Privets, Ac., in alt siaes, for Hedgerows.
"^^hole^iale, litetail and tor K3cpoi*t.
W. W. JOHNSON JlSON,lRiDGE STREET, BOSTON.
Deseriptive Priced Oarden and farm Seed Catalogue, published in January, tree to any
addi«8S on application.
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THE LINCOLNSHIRE COUNTY PAPERS.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION— TWENTY THOUSAND.
THE Foot >««oot*ted Paper* of Ijinoolnahlre aMnttoned below olraalate In every part of the County,
and afford the beat maana of AdrviOatnt In exlatenoe tn the whtde of Zilnoolnahlre. Pabllo
ITotioaB, Salaa by Anotlon, Bltnatlona Vacant or Wanted, Eooaea and Xaand to laat or Wanted,
Speoial Artlolea fbr Sale, and ■Imilar AdTerttaemente inaertad In the whole of the papera for
OITB CHABQE.
THE BOSTON GUARDIAN,
SPG1?ESS ^DYEJJTISEIJ ^ IxH^eOLI^Sl^ip II^DEPEI^DEI^T.
liiKht Pages. 56 long oolumnB. PabUoliad every Friday. One Fenny. Xatabllshed 1854.
Oldest, Largest, and best Penny Puper in the Conn ty. Has a larger circulation than the united sale of all other
Boston papers. The offlcial adrertising medium for all the public bodies in the district.
Chief OfTice— 94, WEST STREET, BOSTON.
I^oprietor— JOSEI*B[ C00K:B3.
THE LOUTH TIMES
AUD
HJTIBLET^OIJPE ^ STFPFOI? 7ID¥EI{TISER.
Eight Pages, 86 long columns. Published early every Saturday morning.
Price Id.
THE LOUTH TIMES is the most popular family newspaper, and ha* br far the largest circulation of any
Paper in the district. The LOUTH TIMES is the only newspaper published at the Lincolnshire sea-side
resorts, Mablethorpe and Sutton.
Chief Office— E.4.ST0.4LTE, LOXJTH.
E. H. RUSCOE, Proprietor.
THE SPALDING GUARDIAN.
ASS
HOLBEACH, LONG SUTTON & SUTTON BRIDGE ADVERTISER.
SST^BXiISHEID 1881.
Eight Pages, 56 long columns. Published every Saturday. Price id.
THIS is the only Saturday Paper published in the district, and has a very large circulation amongst all clai>»<n>
in South Lincolnshire. The largest and best paper published in Spalding. Official Adrertising Medium for
the Spalding Improvement Commissiooers, School Board, Board of Ouiwdians, &c.
Publisher— FRANK RIDLINGTON.
Chief Offlee— Corner of HALL PLACE & NEW ROAD, SPALDING.
THE GRANTHAM TIMES
AND SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE GAZETTE.
Bight pages, 66 long oolumns. Publiahed every Friday afternoon for Saturday, Frioe Id.
fPHE GRANTHAM TIMES is the largest Penny Newspaper published in South Lincolnshire: and, in additiuu
I to being extensively read by a population of over 18,000 in the town of Orantham, the circulation of the
TiuES is very large in the surrounding populooa districts.
Chief Offlce-70. LONDON ROAD, GRANTHAM.
E, H. RUSCOE, Publisher.
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HUTU i SIIS,
CiSTLB HUl, EXCHEQUER UK, m EiSTGiR,
LZITCOLIT,
/coo D~S WAR E H O U S E D.'
MARTIN & SIMS,
Castle Hill, LINCOLN.
FURN ITU RE REMOVED
TO ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM
BY ROAD OR RAIL.
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CABIM UAEEIIS, UFnOLSTERESS,
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CONTRACTORS for PACKING, REMOVING, or WARE-
HOUSING FURNITURE, PICTURES, GLASS, CHINA, dc.
MARTIN & SlliS,€islle Mffl,Lteeh.
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[1885.
THE VERY CENTRE OF LlHilOLB,
THE SAEACEN'S HEAD,
NEAR THE STONE BOW,
HAS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION AT MODERATE CHARGES.
WEDDING CARRIAGES & BREAKFASTS SUPPLIED.
gtnncral @0fabUsf)mcnf.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES LET BY THE DAY, MONTH, OR YEAR.
Good Stabling and Loose Boxes for Hunters. Omnibases meet every Train.
LAWmNGETrmOMfoN, Proprietor.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
SI
C S. BJ^-RTON
lAOlIll
Ice and Soda BreaJ^er Manufacturer and Patentee,
PROVIDENCE WORKS, GRIMSBY.
C. E. BAJITON, baving obtained Her Majesty's
Royal Letters Patent for the above Ice and Sodu
Breaking Macbiues, begs to call the attention of Fisli
Merchants and Smack Owners to its general utility in
the trade at all Fishing Ports and Inland Markets where
Fish is packed for customers ; also on board all Fishing
Vessels and Cutters of Fishing Fleets.
In the Port of Grimsby alone, more than Six
Hundred Vessels have them in use. They effect a great
saving of Ice and Labour, also the Fish realises more
money in the markets, being in better condition.
The above Machines have been favoured with the
following Awards from the following Fishery Exhibi-
tions : — Norwich, 1881, Bronze Medal ; Bremen, Prussia,
1882, Silver Medal ; Lyskell, Sweden, 1883, Silver
Medal and Diploma of Honour ; London, 1H83,
International Bronze Medal, also Diploma of Honour.
These are the only awards ever given by any Exhibition
in the World. " [18]
ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST FREE ON APPLICATION.
ALFRED CANTY,
(Late QBOBQE CANTT,)
WEOLESALE k 7mmm immm.
U§m@hM Fifiltif@ ®f @f @f f i@sfSf iptiii.
OILS, PAINTS, d COLOURS OF ALL KINDS.
ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND
Machinery of every description.
SEWING MACHINES OF ANY MAKE.
WRINGING & MANGLING MACHINES.
MERCI^ANT & FACTOR OF ' EVERYTHING
9 &; lO, ls/LJ^:Ei,l^lB}rD :PXjA.OE3,
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
JOHN DAVET & SON,
fflmrt, (lafcc & ^tei Mtrttaitte,
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
h: Z L L-*^
-^^ a- o :x
CORN BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION.
PURE UNSEED and Cotton Seed Cakes-
Agents for the Farmers' Company's Celebrated Manures.
B^i^Tonsr-TJiPOisr-iii'crnvwaiBEi^.
NITRATE SODA. PERUVIAN QUANO.
AGRICULTURAL AND LUMP SALT.
ENOIjISH Z.IKSEIED, tor Boming ft TewUn«; BAPB, TtrBWIP, KUBTABP, CZ.OVEB * olMr 8«ed«.
BEANS, PEAS, BARLEY. OATS, TARES, INDIAN CORN, BRAN, SHARPS, ic.
J. DAVEY & SON beg to Infonn their Friend* that til CommlHloiu kindly entnuted to their care wUl be promptly attended to ; oud
all Oiaina bought of, or told for, Cnatomen will be paid for In 14 daj>, or ou DSIiIVXBY, bjr special arrangement
i9> CASH ADVANCES HADB ON COBN, &o. [14]
jozinr TJA\rEir a. son, C3-oxxzzx.z«.
PATENT BRICK, TILE, & FIFE HAEINfi MACHINES.
The very
BEST
and
CHEAPEST
in the
Trade for
either
Grinding or
Making
from Plastic
Clays.
Tax ABOVS »BOW!l A
NEW STEAM POWER BRICK MAKING MACHINE.
It ia one of the Simplest and Easiest to Manage, and will make a rerj large quantity. The Bricks are Cat Off
perfectly Parallel and Square, while the Moctiioe and Clapr and ererTtblug is in Ifotiojt. using nu common principle,
reqniring neither Reversing nor Stopping, thin Machine is giving entire satisfaction.
The kighett Referenea can be yivtn otto tht Merits of this firiit-elata Briek JfiJcUjf, ^c, Jfaehiue, wliieh Make* tlie
ttry best of Brides. Can be seen at IVork any time duriny the Making Sauon,
Full Pjibtiodlars hay be bad on appucatioh to thk JlAKurAcroiiEiui,
S. GIBSON & CO.,
Engineers, Hachinists, MiUirights, Boiler Halters, &c.,
MABEL FOUNDRY, BARTON ■ ON - HUMBER. m
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GRIMSBY
CO-OPERATIVE ICE COMPANT
IMPORTERS OF PURE
ieRHEHiM BieEM leE.
Ice promptly sent by Goods or Fish Train upon
receipt of order.
For Prices, &c., apply to ^
W. JACKSON, Manager,
FISH DOCK, GRIMSBY.
MARTIN JUBB,
17, GEOBGE STREET,
BARTON-ON-H UMBER.
^ spfen&ib J^arie(^ ol atf tl|< [af«8( {|oye(K«8 o^ f^e jjeoeon,
AB THBT ASB PBODTTOBD, WILL BB I0T7ND BKFSHSSNTID IN BAOH DBFABTKBMT.
MILLIHllT AMD DlISSMAKIHa
BY EXPERIENCED ARTISTES.
All Orders executed with Style, Economy, and Despatch*
Bvery Baq.iiuite for Family Houming supplied on the Shorteift Kotioe.
HEARSE & MOURNING COACH PROPRIETOR.
CLOTHING CLUBS & CHARITIES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
Orders by Post or Carrier will reoeive prompt attention. [lo
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i%e ^tncirtnr l^laml, and
190th TEAB OF PUBLICATION. PBICB TWOPENCE.
MMhS STitfFOBD HBSfiUaY is ptitVuimi on Thmday Ni^t far SaMajk mA rtmr he \ktd ol any
^H BatkMller in th* Cooatiw at LiiMDln» >erthaa9tw, BaBlaad, I<wiiiuf^ Tftl»<%i1in. GaMbddga, and
Brttiagham, ali4 at Tttiwmgm\tMmmjwkue. It is tha oldeat sad la^fSt oi Ab IBdlHid Jimrsfupmra,
is of established repatation, gives a veeUy epitome of general news, all the legitimate news of the extensive district
in vhich it circulates, and is aclcnovledged to be the chief advertising medinm for Lineolnshire and the adjoining
cooBtiea.
i^ee by post. Twopence SaUpenny; supplied by Newsagents, or duly posted at
the Mercury Office, Stamford, on prepaid Subscription of lOs. Annmlty, Ss. 3d. BJalf-
yearly, Ss. 8d. Quarterly.
CHARGES FOR ADVERTISING :
OpAiaavy AAvMrtlaamenta (two lix^M or aiore) Bd. p«!P line.
Distinct Contracts for six op nnore insertions. [2]
Cheques and Post 0$ce Orders to be made payable to W. B4R70N, Stamford.
lEie'X'.A.BXilS^CSnD 1816.
NORTON AND TURTON,
St. Switbin's Sqmre & Waterside North,
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE & STOUT MERCHANTS.
BASS' BUBTON ALES in 9 OaOlon ud
18 OalloD Cub, tt Brewory Prices.
Bi£S' BUBTON AlilSIn bottiM, |rbotU«,
aadi-piot bottlM.
riHMBBa'
eUIlOfKS' DtTBUB STOtTT in 9 OsUou
and 18 Oallon Cukx.
QUINNBSS' DUBLIN STOUT in botUw,
l-bottte^ and ^pint botUes.
POBT. 18(. to 84*. per dot. : HOOK, aoi. to 60i. pw doz.
SHBBBY, 18s. to 6<i. per dos. , FALB or BBOWN BBANDY, Is. to 7i. 60.
MABSAIA, Ms, to 34a. psr daa. I per bottle.
CLABBT, 13l to 788. Mr dot. OLD IBiaB or BOOTCH WIOBXBT, m <d.
SAUTBBMBl Mi. to 48k per dM> | to It. 6d. per bot«l&
BUBGUMDY, 24s. to 60a. per dm. , OLD BUU, 2a. 6d. to Is. per bottla
dPABELmoaAUVAB, M)a.toHi.peraos. , am, Catatt sad nttn, la. to 1& 4d. per
CHAMPAOMB, 42ik to 80a. per dos. , bottle.
V(irto»«nirtaiidelMtaa'nbiaa^8itrltB,.U«*Stoat, 0«Tlsg«la«. Sioglt betttea at vhalmte nta.
Full ma U« wa; be/ormrded oh appUeaUm.
XrOZlTOM' .^^D TTTRTOXr,
ST. SWITHIN'S SQUARE A WATERSIDE NORTH, LINCOLN.
NORTON AND TURTON,
ST. SWITHIN'S SQUARE, LINCOLN,
DBALEM a
Pure Iiinseed, Cotton Seed and Com Cake, Maixe, Bape Cake fbr Feeding and Tillage,
Peruvian Ouano, Superphosphates, Blood and Bone ICannres.
HOXreX St XNaZKE OOAIi. Sec. in]
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C. PRATT & SOHS
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
AND
IMPORTERS.
297, BZaH STRSBT, STOXTB BOT7,
UNCOLN.
DEALEES m
BUBTOH ALBS, LONDON k DUBLIH STOUT.
Jim, mm, & go.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHEMICAL MANURES,
Sulphuric, Nitric, &c Hydrochloric Acids; Sulphate
of Ammonia;
MEDICATED SHEEP AND CALF FOOD, ETC.
TAR DISTILLERS & TAR PRODUCTS,
AND [S4]
BLACK VARNISH MAKERS.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
[18«6.
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TIMBER AND SUTE HERGHANTS,
Slatara, Lkm Bvmra,
BBIGE & TILE HANnFAGTUBERS.
~^^^^pL THE BUILDING TRADE SUPPLIED IN ALL ITS BBANCHE6.
Miny
ytiin.
LIME WORKS and SAND PITS at Ancaster. .
QBAVEL PITS at Buskington.
COAL DEPOTS at Sleaford, Buskington, Ancaster, and Digby.
AOfSNTS FOR Wl OfBOBY QBAHITI COMPANY.
rinstrated Lists and Qaotataons may be had on application at their Chief 0£Sces,
CARRE PLACE, SLEAFORD.
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Wholesale Trade accounts collected bj travellen, who cover all towns ia Lincolnshire every three months.
R. SLINGSBY,
168, HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.
SILVXB lODAL,
8B0OND AWABD,
INTSBKATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PAKIB, 1878.
IMTBBNATIONaL EXHIBinOH,
BTDNBT, N.iW., 187».
And EIGHT HEDAL8 awarded by the Photogra^ic Societies of LONDON, PARIS, and EDINBURGH, and at
the Royal Oomwall Polytedmic Society's Exhibitions, at FALUOUTH, 1868, 1869, 1871, and 1878.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE of the Highest Class taken daUy.
CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS token instontaneonsly. Open air Groups, Wedding Parties,
Schools, Mannons, Residences, Machinery, &c. Special terms.
rj-j-j-j-j-j-.rj-j-^j-^j--rj-xj-j-j-J-X^J-J-XJ-XJ ^^
ENLARGEMENTS made from. Portraits taken by R. S., or from those by any other Photo-
grapher, are finished with high-class artistic skill in Monochrome, Water Colors, and Oil.
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WOODHALL SPA,
HORNCASTLE.
" 1 mI" \jf"^jf^-\jt' ^^^'S
VICTORIA HOTEL AHD BATHS.
1I(SKHE Hotel, -which has been recently re-furnished at great cost,
^li^ -with its large gardens, park and la-wns, affords luxurious ac-
commodation to Visitors and Patients at most moderate prices, and
is under new and efficient management. The sanitary arrangements
are perfect and have been recently re-arranged under scientific
advice.
The Spa is highly favoured by climate and excels all other English Spas In
sunshine and fair weather. The whole district is exceedingly healthy and
invalids rapidly improve on arrival.
The exquisite purity and health-giving qualities of the air of this district are
very remarkable, and many ailments are here completely cured without
any other treatment than by what German Doctors call " Air Baths," namely,
walks and drives in the open air.
The waters of "Woodhall Spa have long been celebrated for their curative
properties in cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Tumours, etc.
All Commtmioations to be addressed to [16]
J. HEATON, manager, Woodhall Spa, HOBNCASTU!.
The Boston Independent & LincolnsMre Advertiser
IS
The Most Popular Agricultural, Ck>mmeroial, and Family Fenny Paper
in Lincolnshire.
Field of Circclatior : Uneobiahiie (otot > large ana of which ite nle exceeds that of all other weekly Newdpspen combined) and
the Borden of the Counties of Hontingdoo, NorfoUc, Ratland, Leicester, Northampton, Nottingham, and York, with a large
postal oirvnlation generally over the Kingdom to Private Subscribers, Clubs, Hotels, Libraries, Stc
Class of Cibculatioit : The Clergy, Gentry, Landowners, Capitalists, SoUciton, Estate Agents, Merchants, Farmers, arazisn,
Brssders, Hotel Keepers, Agents, Auctioneers, Tradesmen, and the Qeneral Public.
SATURDAY. EIGHT PAGES. ONE PENNY.
INGAMELLS & BEAULAH, Proprietors.
10, STANBOW LANE, BOSTON. P]
CONLON & SONS,
ine, Spirit, anb ^op ^crc^anfs,
MONK'S BREWERY, LINCOLN.
Importers of German PEAT MOSS LITTER, the most valuable Bedding for
Horse's, etc , and fifty per cent cheaper than straw. „•
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FRANK MORGAN & Co?.,
(Late J. WILSON,)
[onumenta[ ^
f ^e ^ lineofn
geue^,
ABEEDSfiN KED AND GEEY GRANITE.
MARBLE AND STONE OF ALL DESCRIPTION,
SKLBCTED SFICIAIXT FOB ICCRAL PURP08B8.
0Migas 4 EilhRatos for all kMs tl flawHRmrtal Wwk.
SAMPLES OP GRANITE, MARBLE & STONE, Sent Free on Application.
GEORGE ROBINSON,
I (OtVMiiat of AU Salnte', Oainaboro', Paxlah Cbwroh,)
PIANOFORTE, AMERICAN ORGAN, HARMONIUM,
AND GKHERAL BDSIC WAREHODSE.
INSTRUMENTS RESTORED TO TOUCH AND TONE.
FIAKOS TtTNED BY CONTRACT OB OITUBBWiaE.
EXPERTEISTCED TlTJCrBBS SENT TO ALL PABTS.
Musical Instruments of every Description Tuned and Repaired.
SCHOOLS ATTENDED & SUPPLIED.
PiMUM and H«rmonluma can be pnrohaaed of tli« mhove on eaar torma, civen on amUoatlon. [1S3
38j Market plaee^ & 2, Silver Street^ Gainsborough.
Ik Economic Brick & Tfle Macbines,
Nob. 1, 2 &; 3,
FOR STEAM, HORSE ^ HANS POWER.
Price £40, £30, £20,
WITH BECEIVEB8 TO ENSURE PARALLEL COT
AND CONTINUOUS BRICK DELIVERY,
£6 10a. & £5 extra.
Eo. 1 YiU make 10,000 Bricks per day.
SOLE MAKERS;
Tbe BartoB-Qpen-Hanibcr EngiDeering
& Iron FouDding Co., Limited,
(Lite S. GIBSON), [»>]
The FOUNDRY, BARTON-ON-HUMBER.
B. W. 1©©DY,
Wiiolesale, Retail, and Mannfactnring
e, WALKERGATE, LOUTH.
MANUFACTURER OF
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OLTCSBINII OAUVHOB CKSUI.
BUPBBIOB BAXINO POWDBB.
BTBENOTEBNINO OONSITION H0B8B POWDBBS.
IHFBOYBD PIQ FOWDEBa
BLiafTBBINO WHITB OILS.
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RIFRBSHHBMT OOHTRAOf ORf
PBOPBIBTOE OF THE
Victoria Dining Rooms, Lumley Road; and Ensor's Restaurant,
corner of Rutland and Lumley Roads.
Choirs, Schools, Clubs, Bands of Hope, dt large parties catered for on reasonable terms.
FOB AU. PABTICULASS ADDS188—
SHIP HOTEL
(FLOTTERGATE),
Victoria Street, GRIMSBY.
First-class Family and Commercial Hotel one minute
from Town Station. Ordinary Daily, 1.30. m
Manageress - - _ _ MISS FILLINGHAM.
FHOTOGRJ^PHS.
OEOBOEltlADLGYie noir publishing the best nries of Uzumin OathedndspM prodnced, fsr which he has been awarded a
SILVER; 2i^EX).A.L,
At the FALMOUTH POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION, 1884.
Awarded a Medal at the Photogra^e Sonety «f QBtat Britain BxbiUtfeB, lt84; and at the Korthamyten
Intamatioiial Photographio Exhibitioii.
The public akmdd tee thu aerie* b^ore jmnhaHng other*.
Best Quality I»OIl,TIl.-A.ITS are produced.
O. H. haa alao been very sucoeaafol with Inatantsneons Portraito of Clilldreii.
BreiT style of ENLABGKMBNTS executed at "^ "" .
G-EO. E.^DLiE7^S,
Oaetle Studio, 36, Oastle Hill, LITVCOLPr.
gyg^Y Kng) OF fHOTOORJLPHY DOyE. J>8]
STEPHEN A. HARRISON,
WINE & mm immi & mmm,
199, HIGH STREET (opposite the Comhill),
XmTNCOTmN.
Office up the Yard. pmcB lwts ok appucatiok.
■^ DEALEB IN
British and Foreign Cigars. Ale and Stout Merchant.
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HENRY JACKSON,
BAILGATE; & WORKS, 3, MONKS ROAD,
LIlTOOIilT.
Speoiiloations and estimates, free on application, for building Organs of first-
class material and workmanship at moderate prices.
Additions, Bebuilding, Bemoving, Bepairs and Toning ponotually attended to.
FURNISH ON THE MEW EASY SYSTEM OF PAYMENT.
THE LINCOLNSHIRE FURNISHING COMPANY,
'Waj*ringtoii House, High Street, Lincoln,
ABE in a position to supply FURmTTTKE and erery description of HOTTSEHOIiD KEdmSITB,
suitable for COTTAQE or MANSION, upon the most liberal terms. Ooods selected before deposit is paid.
Prospectns, List of Prices, &a, post free. Terms : —
£5 worth 10/- deposit. Balance 2/6 weekly. I £30 worth CS deposit. Balance 10/- weekly.
ao „ 20/- „ „ 4/- „ *« » «?„ .. .. W- „
«20 „ 60/- „ „ 7/- „ I «60 „ £10 „ „ 12/6 „
£100 and upwards by special airansement. [19]
Any amount supplied on terms equally advantageous, and by monthly or quarterly payments. No goarantor
required. The goods selected from Stock on our own spacious premises at cash prices. One, Two, or Three Years'
System, the Goods becoming the property of the Hirer at the expiration of the term agreed upon. IMstanoe no object.
THE MRKET RASEN BREWERY COMPm
Ozford Street, Market Easen,
SUPPLY ALES FROM Is. PER GALLON UPWARDS.
DELIVERED FREE.
Aients for QUINNESS'S STOUT in Firkins and Kilderkins. ^^
J. TAYLOR, Hana^er.
AI.BO BTOREB AT HT O H B» A-WT BY- BY - B y IT A.I..
LOUTH ^^^ NURSERY,
15, HOLMES LANE. 0-. MOODY, Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED OVKE 40 TEARS.
rm ALL vARiEriES.
CHOICE GREESHOUSE & STOYE FERMS, Ac; FRUIT TREES AND SHROBS IH GREAT VARIETY;
FLOWEE AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
STA-ND-Mi^RKET HALL.
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ESTJ^BLISHEZD 39 "X"EJ^E.S.
m LINCOLNSHIRE, BOSTON & SPALDINfi FREE PRESS,
SOUTH HOLLAND AND EASTERN COUNTIES ADVERTISER,
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
la the only Ifewqpaper. Fnbliahed in BP A Ti'DTTTQ, and has a moit extensive aironlation throughout the
County.
«3- AGK^BEGATE INCREASE IN CIRCULATION IIST FTVTB MOXTTHS, AS
ATTESTED BY MB. B. COOPEB, PUBLIC ACCOUlfTAlTT, 25,850.
PRICE Id. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT MODERATE CHARGES. [3]
HEITOY WATKINSON, PUBLISHER, SPALDING.
THE THREE LINCOLNSHIRE "NEWSPAPERS (OlmU«Mi upmit of It.OOO Weakly).
TUESDAY'S LINCOLN CHRONICLE. FRIDAY'S LINCOLNSHIRE CHRONICLE. — SATURDAY'S LINCOLN CHRONICLE.
Omces: 289, HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.
rpUESDAT'S UKCX)LN CHRONICLE ia published in time for Poet on Mond*; Evenings, and contains the Latest News np to the
1 time of going to Preas, including Mark Lane and other Monday's Markets. It oontalns M columns of News, and its price is
ONE HALF-PENNY. Xlie only Xilnooliiablre Ooanty Paper.
I[<RISAY'S LINC0LN8HIKE CHRONICLE is the L-iRGEssT AND BEST Penny Papsb in the Midland Counties. It Is the recognised
County Family Newspaper, and the medium for official adTertisements of all three divisions of Lincolnshire, and for those of the
Public Institutions connected with the City and County. It contains ample reports of matters of public Interest Id and around every
Market Town in the Couiity, supplied by correspondents of acknowletlged ability ; full and compreheusive reports of all county meetings ;
and a judicious selection of Oeneral and Foreign News of the week. The Lincolnshire Chronicle is, in fact, the popular Family
Paper of the wealtiiy and important district comprising the Wolds, the Heatlis, the Fens, and Marshes of this part of the Kingdom. The
Postal Circulation of this Paper exceeds tliat of oJl its contemporaries combined. Its ordinary circulation Is unequalled. It is printed in
time for the Post and late trains on Thursday Evening, and is published simultaneously on Friday Morning in every Town In the County,
It contains M Columns of News, and its price is ONE FENNY.
(;i ATCRSAY'S LINCOLN CHRONICLE is devoted principaUy to the publication of matters of interest affecting the City and Neigh-
O bourlng Villages. It contains also a Summary of the County News of ^e Week, and a variety of Home and Foreign Intelligence.
Full Reports of Lincoln and other Friday's Markets are also given ; and special attention is paid to Reports of Football, Cricket, and other
Matches in Sports which take place In and around the City. This paper contains more readable matter than all Its oontempoiaries com-
bined, and is tlie CHEAPEST PAPER ETER PRINTED IN LINCOLN. It Is published early on Saturday Morning, and is sold by travelling
Agents in the country districts, and by hawkers in Lincoln. It contains 56 columns, and is aoldat ONE FENNY.
In addition to the above, a SPECIAL EDITION is published early on Saturday Morning for HORNCASTLE and DI8TBICT. Full
Report* of all matters affecting that town are given, and also a Summary of the Week's County and General News, the Latest Markets,
&c It contains 66 Columns, and its price is ONE FENNY. Over LSOO Copies of this Edition are Sold weekly in and aronnd Homcastle.
AtTWtiMmint Prise Lifts may bs hid en appUeaMea it lb Oa«M ; 250, HIOH 8TBBBT, UNOOIiN.
ESTJ^BLISHEID 1859.
THE Oldest Newspaper printed in Louth, and has considerably the largest circulation
(4,250 weekly) of any Newspaper in the Town and Neighbourhood, comprising
upwards of Forty Towns and Villages in the First Agricultural District in the county
of Lincoln.
Published every Friday Evening, at the OfBoe,
20, E^STOATE. LOUTH.
TKX7STSE of th« lat« W. A. I<ASDEB, Proprietor.
ADVERTlSEilENTS COiSTRACTED FOR ON REASONABLE TERMS. I3]
RETFORD, WORKSOP, ISLE OF AXHOLME AND 6AINSBDRGH NEWS.
(F-XUDA.'VB) SB COZaTTaSIVS (ONE PEXnVY).
Printing & PubUshing Offices -.-MABKET PLACE, GAINSBITRGH.
Circulates extensively in North Lincolnshire, North Notts, Bast Yorkshlie and Xast Derbyshire. One of the Five Chief UannfbotllT-
ing Centree, two large Beaporte, eight Market Towns and over two httndie<) Tillages recognise the " NEWS " as
an established and reliable medlnm for Advertising and General Information.
m "XavS" contains a cnrefnlly selected epitome ot Goieral News, with the fnUeat reports of Local Events collated
by efllcient Reporters and Correspondents, exclusively retained in all the principal Villages. It is not a mere reprint of any County
paper, bnt is printed by a special staff at the Head Office, Oaissbnrgh ; it has also Branch Offices at Retford and Worksop ; anil has
thus facilities for the insertion of Late Advertisements and Lata Local News, quite beyond the reach of smaller papers printed
outside the district.
advocates and publishes all matters affecting the interests ■and improvement of agriculture, the extension
of commerce, and the welfare of the industrial and manufacturing classes generally. It is read by all classes and creeds, moral,
philosophical and political. The state of aU the leading markets is carefully recorded. ADVERTISERS PLEASE NOTE.
has been three tbnee enlarged to aooommodate advertisements, and presents an average of » columns ot
Advertisements weekly more than any other local paper. THB " IT VW* " PREPAID BATB for Advertisements, Wanted,
To Let, and For Sale, is Sd. for 16 Words, and ti. for every additional 7 words,
TV " trews " Itat 8 liMf eoliimM mon Nert and A4rrrct$rmmli iIuh any otiir local fftr, and hat the Loirgttl Cinh <if Readtrt
mudlkeWtdacOUMao/anrloaUpiiiUfdfajKr. Pioinictoc, a CALDICOTT. [8]
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HENRY ROBERTS,
(i;iom ■tnmtma. b»oaowooi>«,)
PIANOFORTE. HARMONIXTM, MUSIO AND MUSICAL
mSTRUMENT WAREHOUSE,
No. I, EXCHANGE ARCADE, CORNHILL.
Fianoftortes, Ameiloan Organs and Hannoniiuns by the best Enc^ish and Voreigii maikars
kept in stodk for Sals and for Hire, Ibistnunanta supplied on the two and tliree years
system of payment, same terms as London houses; Tuninff contracted for by the year.
TESTIMONIAL. [")
" U, On«t Pnltene; Btimt, London, Jnly 36th, 18S8 — We have mnch pleuon in being able to reoommend Ur. Hbkby Roberts,
who haa been bronght np In onr Batabiiihment, la r good Toner, and a higblr respectable num. Mr. BOBKBTO learn na to take the
eonneotloii at the late Ur. AJXX>CK,ot Lincoln, with our beat recommendation and vlahee for hii aapoeaa.— JOHN BBOASWOOD & SONS."
ALEXANDER & JOHN SHAW,
EARLE'S FIELDS' WORKS,
GRANTHAM, Enoland.
And 1, FEBAY STREET, NSW TOBK,
MANUTACTUBEBS AND BXPOBTEBS OP
CHAMOIS LEATHER, PURE SOD OIL,
SALTED SPLITS, ROANS, Ac. SHUMAC SKIVERS, PARCNM^T
WHITE SPLITS, APRONS, STRAINS, ORGAN LEATHER, &c.
TELEOBAPHIC ADDBBSS-SHAW, GHAKTHAM. [3S]
ESTABLISHED 1841.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD,
XXICSXX STREET. CA.ISTOR.
HAXUFACTTTRKR OF
WATERPROOF OOHPOSIflON TARPAULIN68. STACK & WAfiON 00YER8
OF ETEBY OBSCBIFTION.
House, Sign, Furniture & General Painter, Grainer,Churoh Decorator, &c.
Papar Hanging Warehouse. Paints, Oils, Varnishes i Colours of every description always in stock.
BRTTSBES,
And every Article requisite for the trade 4n every variety. Estimates Oiveo.
^^II2;E ElTOIIsrE OOITIDTJOTOie/,
Eaii^lieiivrajre I>ealer. [mj
JOHlsr SMITH,
MONSON ARMS^
anb ^ommereiaf Qotel^
251, HIGH STREET, LINCOLN.
'--«* C3O03D ST-A-BLIISrca- -AHSTX) LOOSE BOXES- ^i»^-^
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HeeounEaufs^ gommission^ Instate anb j^anb jl^enb^
GENERAL ENQUIRY OFFICES,
Ifew Exchange Chambers, COEIfHILI, LnfCOLU ,
In thanking tbeir now very anmeroiu CUente, have pteasnie in informing the Gentiy, Ijaity , Froieasion, Trsdea-
men and Public generally of the City and Connty, that tftiey are prepared to execute all matteie of bnrinem, in the
branches aboTe enumerated, with attention, care and in etrict confidence, under the able supmrvision of Ur. WM. ST.
CLAIS BITTTE, whose ability tot orer tiie last iUitf years has been well tested, and ezperienoe formed both in
London and the FroTinoes.
Their eystem of Auditing, Posting and preparing Accoonts and Books generally only remains to be tried to earn
tmiTeisal appnciation, and M fennd to supply a great local want in this direction.
Debts and Bents are OMefolly oollectod and promptly {laid over, and nnmerons referenoes can be given in Lincoln
and surrounding Distriots, or security if required. [16]
BBTABLISHBD yEABLY A QUABTEB OP A OBITTUBY.
AND SOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE ADVERTISER.
The largest circulation of any weekly paper in the diitriot.
PabliBlied every Friday Evening for Saturday, Price Id.
AUi OOimU Jl XOATIOKS AND ADVXBTISBiaiirFB TO BB ADDBBSSBD TO
m
ROBERT SAMPSON, Proprietor,
STAMFORD & mm GDARDIAN
Is the only Penny Newspaper published in or within 14 miles of Stamford, and
oiroulates largely in t^e oountieB of Lincoln, Northampton, and Butland. It
contains full and impartial reports of all public proceedings and events, and is
considered one of tiie best advertising mediums for Stamford and the Distriot.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
HAYHES & SOH, 29. ST. PETER'S STREET, STAMFORD.
THE HIGH STREET
VETEBIHARY INFIRMARY,
Eoyal Oak Yard, LINCOLN.
W. STANLEY CARLISS, M.R.C.V.S.
Horses examined for 6omidness and Castrstions, and
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery in all its branches.
Veterinary Inspector for Lincolnshire, under the Royal
Agricultural Society of England.
Itnidaice:~4, RORMiH PUCE, Umn.
TROUT OVA & FRY.
SBASON 188i-8S.
Oidars booked at tbe toUonhui low ratn :—
OVA aUJfO FABIO !<ls.*o tOa. per 1000.
„ . UVHUaNSH do. ., do. „
„ „ FBROX do. „ do. „
., F0NTINALI8 do. , do.
FBY BALMO FARIO SOs. to 40a. „
„ „ LBVBNKN8I8 dn. „ do. „
„ „ FBROX do. „ do. „
, „ FOMTINALIS do. „ do.
TBABLnros £3 per 100, £18 par 1,000. HATCHING APPARATUS
AND FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS SUPPLIED,
THE "MABSTON" FLY BOD, 17s. 6d. and 21b.
Bast Tront Flies, 2a. per doz. AdTice given, and Fisheries laid out,
ADDRESS : [20]
MANOR FISHERY, CAISTOR, LINCOLNSHIRE.
" Tront fbhing," la. ; ISO dlCerent flies, with -ways of mannfaotore
and seaaona of nae. N,B.— Certain kivdi of Coaru nsh SuppiiMl.
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COUNTY, &c., ADVERTISEMENTS.
[18H5.
ARTESIAN SPRINGS,
The Parity of the Water from theee Springs is placed beyond
doubt second to none in England.
GEORGE HARRISON,
Artesian Aerated Water Mannfactarer,
Uaes no other in producing his Aerated Waters, which hsre
a world-wide reputation for excellence.
Sole Licensee, for the District, of the Zoedone Company, for the
supply of their Zoedone in his Bottles (Large and Splits),
at Lemonade prioee. [A}
PH^M forvardtd on applUxUion for Home or Export orders.
J.EHOneiTON&GO.,
PUBLISHERS AND SCHOOL
STATIONERS.
SCHOOLS SUPPLIED WITH EYERT REQDISITE.
ESTIKATES FS££ ON w^PPUCATION.
NOTE THE ADDRESS,
LOUTH.
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Newlaiid Veterinary EstaWishnient,
10, LUCY TOWER STREET;
Infirmary — Park Street.
H. HOWSE, M.R.O.V.S.
(late JBrKSL i UOWSE), [«]
Worse* examined, and Veterinary Uedioine and
Surgery in all Its branches.
Oovernment Inspector for the City of Lincoln, & also for the I
Lincoln Divigion in the Parta of Kegteven & Lindsey. J
OTTER & mwm
(Late Otter & Elsey),
Builders and Contractors,
BROADGATE,
AHD
ST. RUMBOLD STREET,
LINCOLN.
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HUGH PICKERINO,
Engraver, Lithographic Printer, in Gold, SilTer, & Colors,
BROADGATE, LINCOLN.
SILVER ENCRAVINC DEPARTMENT.
Imcrlptloiu, Mouogramt, Cypben, Greats, Ac, Engrared on Flat«,
Jewellery, Ivory, Ac
DOOR-PLATE DEPARTMENT.
Door, Cofllii, Jamb, and every kind of Bran and Zinc Plates made
and Engraved.
HEMORIAL BRASaBO, DSSI0K8 UfD EFTIMATn FORWARDED
ON RKCKIPT OF IK9CRIPTI0S.
STENCIL PLATES, CUT FOB MAKKIKQ LINES',
DRAWINGS, BALES, Ac
LITHOCRAPHIC PRINTING
0«nenl Lithographic, Letterprean, and Copper-plate Printing.
Invoice Heada, Cheque*, Memorandums, Cards, Circulars, Maps,
Plans, Drairings, Etchings, Show Cards, Sx.
Plant and Parlievlart <tf Bttain for Unit dy AuetUm ertMtrd ni
the loveMt priee. [<]
•A MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
OF
Lp and Amnsing Literature.
PRICE ONE SHILLING.
London: KELLY & CO., 61, Great Qneen St., W.G.,
AND OP ALL BOOKSELLERS.
QUEENSGATE WHITING CO,
BEVERLEY, YORKSHIRE.
WOKKS ESTABIilSHSB 1825.
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GUEST AND CHRIMES,
FOUNDRY & BRASS WORKS, ROTHERHAM,
AND
86, SOUTHWARK STREET, LONDON, S.E.
pxixzx: m: e: z> A. iL. s .
18S1.
52A.-WATER CLOSET AND FIRE COCK.
AWARDED.
CLASS 8.-P0E WATER METER, &c., SIEMENS'.
"PRAOnCAL SIJCCBSS OV WATBR MBTEES, ko. J
OEIGINAUTY OP THB WHOLB."
AWARDED.
CLASS 31 -FOR WATER WORKS ARTICLES.
" FBOORBS8 IN FABRICATION OF FSHFUL ARTIOLKS
FOE THB DISTRIBUTION OF WATER IN TOWNS."
Agents at Hamburg :—]l£e8Br8. ALFBES BABBEB and C!o.
Agents at Brtissels :— Messrs. SDMOITD LAMAL and Co.
BATEMAN & MOORE'S & CHRIMES' PATENT HYDRANTS OR FIRE COCKS.
IMPEOVED SLUICE COCKS AND GAS VALVES.
CATHEL'S & TERRACE'S PATENT FOUR-WAY DISC GAS VALVES.
OJk.'T^LBiM'Si p.A.TBSTrr x>xaTRzcnr ixttv gkajs oo'v^ixsm'or.
CHRIHXS' PATBNT HIGH ■ FBES8URK 8INQLE * DOUBLE LOOSE VALTE SCREW -DOWK COCKS..
PILBEOW'S PATENT WATER WASTE PREVENTER.
PATENT ABSOLUTE WATER WASTE PREVENTER.
SIEIOniS' FATBNT BALANOS WATBR USTER. SLUS'S PATENT TORRBNT WATER CLOSBTa
Bskholme's Patent Pneumi^tio &*gal*tor and Talr* Closets
BELL b. CHRI1IE8' PATENT BERVIGB BOX TALTB. WASTE FBETBNTIMO SINOLE & DOUBLE VALVE BBRVIOE BOXES.
IMPROVED SELF-ACTING AND PULL WATER CLOSET.
LOWE'S PATENT BFFLtTYIA TRAPS, BBOOS' lUFROVBD. NEWTON'S PATENT STREET OULLT.
GALVANIZED IRON TUBES AND FITTINGS.
GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, AND FITTINCS.
C3-X4-A.SS OHI^IsnDELIEK/S & bi2/.a.ok:eits,
OBOBLEY AND GOLDSMITH'S PATBMT WET GAS METER.
OOLDSMITH'S PATENT SIGHT WATER LINE INDICATINO OAS UBTER. ORDINART WET AKO DRY OAS METERS.
FISE-EZTINaUISHINO APPABATXTS
Of CTerT dcMripUon, H HAND or DBLIVBRT PIPES, JETS, JET and 8PRBADER to dlstrlbnte Water In Imitation of Rain ; HOSB
CnUPUNOB ; UATHBB, INDIA RUBBBR, GUTTA P E RCHA, and OANVAS HOSE ; COUPLING WRENOHOS, luy, or any other
Article made to order or die.
PLUMBERS' AND QAS FITTERS' BRASSWORK cn^ EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ontwin^a Seaoriptioait Frioaa, and Tertlmoniala will be forwarded per Poet, on appUoation as above.
ALL THB ABOVB ARTIOLn MAT BE 8BBH OH APPLIOATIGIT TO
6UBST & CHBIHES, BRASS WORKS, ROTHERHAM ; „,
OB TO
THOMAS BEGGS & SON, 85, SOUTHWARK ST., LONDON, S.E.
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SHEFFIELD ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
ilSTABLISHSD 1730.
The Highest PRIZE MEDALS Awarded at all the Great Exhibithne aifite 1851 to
WM. WILKINSON & SONS,
Grimesthorpe, SHEFFIELD,
Hanof actnren of ereiy deacription of
HANS HADE & SOLID STEEL
SHEEP, GARDEN, & WEAVERS'
SHEARS,
FARRIERS' KNIVES, &c.
ALL GOODS WAMEANTED PERFECT.
tniU TbA. • ONimti Iluk
™ HOHE
OTHER
GENUINE.
WIL
KIN
SON
Lists on Application.
PLEASE ADDRESS IN FULL
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a & J. W. HAWKSLBY,
PATENTEES * IttNUFAOTtTEBBS o»
Turn-overs, Re-cappers, Extractors, Cleaners, and all kinds of
BREECi-LOIOiiG liPLEillTS
POWDER FLASKS, SHOT POUCHES,
75, Carver Street, SHEFFIELD. ^^
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8AUSA0E A MINCIiQ MACHINES.
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THOMAS NEWTON,
UACHIKIST & TOOL HANDFACTUBEE,
Mincing Machines and Engines^
TURNING LATHES, DRILLING MACHINES,
GRINDERS' TOOLS,
FLYS, CIRCULAR SAW SPINDLES, &c.
T. N. begt to call Ob mtmtien oft BDik Butohers, a»UMkg« IfckflnbMrt tthaon to his Improved
Mincing Xaehinaa* wkiok stcnd onriyalled in tha Ibvketfor Ocspatah, KealDMB and Durability. [ 10]
GRAirVILLE STREET. SHEFFIELD.
Contractor to Her Majesty's Government and the Colonies.
JOHN SHAW'S
SPECIAL PATEJrr IMPROVED
FLEXIBLE STEEL WIRE ROPES,
For Ships' HawBers, Cables, Trawl Warps,
Hoisting Gear, &c.
Wire all carefully tested hikI (luality guaranteed.
GALVANIZED WIRE ROPEforSHIPS' RIGGING.
STEEL and IRON WIRE ROPE of every kind.
Copper Wire Rope Lightning Conductors.
COPPSR S.A.SH CORD.
Patent Ijock Wedge Cable Strand, Sheep and
Cattle Fencing, Tee Iron Standards, specially
adapted for Export ; and Fencing of every
description.
Yorkshire Wire Rope and Fencing Works,
SHEFFIELD.
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SHEFFIELD ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A. SPiFFORD & GO.
i
STEELCONVERTERS&, REFINERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF BEST QUALITY
Machinery Saws and Engineering Piles,
AORICULTURAL MACHINE KNIVES,
TOOLS, &c., &c.,
IMPERIAL WORKS,
MELBOURNE EXIIBITION, 1881, GOLD HEDU SAINED BY
W. TYZACK, SONS & TURNER,
LITTLE LONDON WORKS,
IMPEOVED
EIVETTBD
AND
CROWN
SCYTHES
AND
HAY
KNIVES.
NO N PAREIL
l
KNIVB8
FOR
REAPING.
MOWING,
CHAEF &
TUMIP
COITING
MACHINES.
BEST OAST STEEL FILES.
[33] WABBAITTBD HAND OTTS.
MACHINE GROUND CmCULAR & OTHER SAWS.
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MOTLEY & GREEN,
St. BMPgs's Wgffci, ftntt Bawrgt Stratt, LEEDS.
GILYAHIZED WIR£ GABLE STRAND FEHCIIIG for Farms, Parks, and Gardens.
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a:
THE OSIQIIUL IITEHTOSS AHD KAKHFACTTTBESS- ESTABUSHEO um.
THE CHBAPKST, STBONOBST, AND NEATEST PENOINQ HJ UBB.
•SSOVBAJSTDB OF MILES OF THIS PElTCUTa have been supplied by us at home
and abroad. It snatalnB no ixijury by being trespassed npon.
IRON HURDLES, CONTINUOUS FENCING, GATES, TREE GUARDS, WIRE NETTING, <tc.
IiAWH TBITBriS FBKCINO.
CORRUGATED IRON ROOFS
AND BUILDINGS FOB
Hay and Com Sheds, Fold Yards, Silos,
Granaries, etc., etc.
OAIiVAlUBBD IBON WATEB St OUi CISTEBNS. COBN BIKS, CATTZiB
TBOUGFHS. FU1CF8, TJSUC, eto.
Xtw lUvttrated Catalogve und Fricts Frt0 on Application.
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SHEPHERD. HILL & CO.,
PBIZE IIBDAL8,
aOLD MKDAL,
PBIZB ICBDAI^
LONDON, 1881 ; PARIS, 18M. PABIS EXHIBITION, 1867.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LONDON, iftSJ.
ENGINEERS' AND MACHINE MAKERS'
SELF-ACTING TOOLS,
LEEDS,
AM 21, PARLIAMENT STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W.
AGENT— E. B. SAUNDEES.
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ESTj^BLISHED 1S48
TIGAR'S
CELEBRATED MANURES,
IFOI^ ^V^^IS/IOTJS OK/OP'S.
ALSO
•PAfllf 101
AND CRUSHED BONES,
MANUFACTURED BY THE PROPRIETOR OF
TIGAR'S MANURE WORKS,
GROVE HILL, BEVERLEY.
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MANtTFACTUREBS OF
SULPHURIC ACID,
BONE AND MINERAL SUPERPHOSPHATES, ALSO
AMMONIGEN PHOSPHATE
Prepared by their patented Process and sold by Guaranteed Analysis
Panttrijs ^p'ttiaH!! |«prd p all ^up.
iHiiFAcnniEiis m dealers supplied o» the best ihousile teems.
CHEMICAL WO^S,
AGBNTS WANTBD JX tTNBEPBESBNTBD DISTBIOTS.
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BAILEY ib LEETHAM'S
STEAM ZillTSS
From lUIL, lOITDOI, & ITEWCASTLE-OI-TYUE.
(wbAtHBB and CtBCUKSTANCBS PEBmTTINO).
HULL TO HAMBURG.
The FaToarite Passenger Steamers,
"KAFFRARIA," "ELIZABETH," "SULTAr^," or other Steamers,
ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Discharging Groods (by Sandthor Quay Co.) direct into Bailwaj Waggons, for forwarding to their respective
destinations. To sail not earlier than 6 p.m •
The Hall and Hambarg rente ia irell and favonrably known amongst Shlppen of Goods tor the prinolpel Towns In Pmasla, Oormany,
Austria, Hungary, Poland, &c, to which low Through Rates can be obtained.
FARES— First Cabin, £1 10s. ; Second Cabin, £1. Return Tickets, Fare and a Half.
Return Tioltets are available fbr Three Months.
Aventa at Hamburg— A. KIBSTBK.
HULL TO ANTWERP.
The Farourite Steamer,
" FAIRY " (or other Steamer) EVERY "WEDNESDAY.
Goods can be forwarded at tbioogh Bates to and from the principal Towns of Belgium, Alsace, Lorraine, North of
France, Switzerland, and Italy.
FARES— First Cabin, 15s. ; Second Cabin, 10s. Return Tiolcets, Fare and a Half.
Return Tiolcets available for Three Months.
▲8«nta at AntwMp— SBIBAX «t KABSILT
HULL TO COPENHAGEN & KONIGSBERG.
Taking Goods Ti4 Copenhagen, at Throngh Bates to the piincipal places in Denmark and to the adjacent Swedish
Ports; also takmg goods, vi4 Konigsberg, to KIEF KUBSK, CHABKOFF, TAGANBOG, BOSTOW, TULA,
BJASE, JELBTZ, and other places in the interior of Bassia.
FIBST<!LA88 BTEAUBB8 BVZBY SATUBDAY DUBING THB SEASON.
HULL TO REVAL.
Taking Goods at Throngh Bates for ST. PETEBSBUBG, U0800W, NISHNI N0V6OB0D. &e.
STEAMBB8 TWICE WEEKLY DURIKG THE SEASON.
Acemt at BeiTBl— I.. KNOOF. Ag«nt at Hoaoow— KABI. XXiBKTZ.
HULL TO HELSINGFORS.
A 8TEAVER POBTNISHTLY DUBIKG THE SEASON.
HULL TO CRONSTADT AND ST. PETERSBURG.
BTEAICBBS WEEKLY DUBINa THE SBASOK.
Acent In St. Peterabnrg— I.. XXTOOF.
STE3.A.3\a:Eias -also iFiao:^^ XjOTSudout to
^Sima } Weekly dnring the Season.
BEVAL
ST. PBTBBSBtTEG
HELSINGFOBS - Fortnightlvdaring the Season.
SICILY ANDI„„^..,/
ADBIATIC POBTsP°'*"K''"y-
j^isrx) B's.oiLi^ asTE-wc-A-sxiiE-oTsr-TTrasrE to
COPENHAGEN I w«i*lv Hnrins the Season I ^"^^ PETEBSBUBG - Weekly dnring the Season
K0NIG8BEBG J Weekly dnnng the Season. ESBJBRG - - - Weekly.
BEVAL
OOOB AOOOMMOPATIOy TOM PA»»»»0— . [IS]
CoHunereill Road, HULL; 12, Mark Lane, LONDON; SandhUl, HEWCiSTLE-ON-TTNE.
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JOHU EASOT & SOUS,
DEALERS IN
FAMILY LINEN, CARPETS,
London & French Paperhangings,
PAINTED FLOOE CLOTHS. MOREENS. BLANKETS,
Console & Ohinmey Glasses;
CABINET FURNirVRE HANnfAGTURERS,
AND
8, MARKET PLACE, HULL.
PABTIES YIsrriNQ THB AB0V2 KSTABLISHMEIirF WILL SBB
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OUT OF LONDON.
THE TABLE & FAMILY LINEN DEPARTMENT
Comprises Sheetings, Bhirtingi, Table Olotha, SoyleTs, Napkins, Ac., Ac. Great care has been devoted to the selection
of the above Goods.
The Stock of Oaraeta oonaists of the newest and most beantifnl patterns in YELTET, TAPBSTBT. BBCTSSBLS,
EIDDEBUINBTBB, 8TAIBS, dec, and vbich tor extent and cheapness cannot be ezoelled.
LONDON & FRENCH PJLPfiR-HANGINGS.
These embrace all the best Designs, and form the most extensive collection ever seen in Hull, consisting of from
Sixty to Eighty Thousand Pieces.
DAMASK & WATERED MOREENS, & FRENCH SILK DAMASKS,
FOR WINDOW CURTAINS &o.,
In extensive variety, with every kind of TBIMHING, Fringes, Borders, Gimps, Oords, Ac
Pnrifled by an entirely new process, and warranted sweet and free from dost.
WHITE COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS, FURNITURE PRINTS, FLANNELS
BED TICKINGS, AND MATTRESSES.
Painted Floor Cloths, well seasoned, from half a yard to six yards wide.
WINDOW CORNICES, OOLD MOULDINGS, BELL ROPES.
Window Koslins : every variety in Foreign and English. Window Hollands for Blinds, from 80 to 72 in. wide.
SBUOOBTS, TABIiB COVSBS, DOOB MATS.
EVERY ARTICLE IH THE FURNISHING UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
For Semnta' nae, and of the handsomer kinds In Cribs, Trench (with or without canopy), Half-Tester, Fonr-PosL
Portable, Ac. The above are simple in constmction, with dovetail joints, oan be fixed wi&ont the nae of Tool^ and
taken down and put up in a few minutes ; and the prices are low, [16]
Szperienoed TTpholsteren are sent to make up Bed and Window Curtains, Ato.
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THE LEADING DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN
SAST TOEKSBIEE & NOETH iillfCOISSHIEE.
^h 05 astern ffiamin^ fteina,
HULL.
DAILY, PRICE ONE PENNY.
ESVERY AFXEKISrOOISr, PBIOE OISTE HAUBTPENNY.
Ciroulatioii ov«r 10,000 copies every oTenlng.
EVERY AFTERNOON, PRICE ONE HALFPENNY.
THE V^BEKLY EXPRESS.
E-v«ry Satux-da^.
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CHEAP FBEPAID ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE WANTED CLASS
26 words for 6d. ; THBEE Insertions, Is.
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BEP0BTER8' NOTE BOOK, 192 Pages— Sample forwaided on receipt of S^d.
FERFOBATED NOTE BOOK, 100 foUoa, do. do. 4d.
FENNY NOTE BOOK, 48 page*, do. do. l^d.
HANDY NOTE BOOK, 140 pages, 18mo., do. do. 9|d.
LIHP-COTEBED NOTE BOOK, 220 pages do. do. 6d.
THE -A.n^Eie/10-A.lJT SiPELLIIiTCa- O-^A^IMIE},
Price ONE SHILLING, Poet Free, Is. 8d.
EASTERN MORNINtt NEWS
Frio Obb Fnrnr.
Unoolnshln ExprtM, and tbe RnU
Adrerttoer. IlntHilaM Dally Paper. Qreateet
advartlslng medinin In Hull, Ooole, Srimiby,
Barerler, and the ■arronnding Diatrlcta on
both sidss ot the Hnmbar.
Office — 43, WblteMuvate, HoU ; »,
Olaatborpe Bead, Qrinuby ; and Onie Street,
OeoU.
HULL EXPRESS.
ISRIMSBT EXPRESS.
(ECU. MOBNINO TBUtORAPE.)
Pricc OHZ HALrPSKNY. -
FMUS OKI HAIfFXinCT.
Largely diculated In Uncbuuhln. An
Contain. aU the Latert News ami Market. „cenent Medium lor aU Clane. o* A«ver-
by Telegraph, and extract, from the morning ,, . . ■.„ ^ j a.. L. -•
lindonaudotherPapeni;Midi.publtahed tl«<>°'«n'»- I. puWtahed erery Aft««oon at
at 1, 8, and 6.10 p.m. CbcnlaUon over t, and Second Edltibn at 7.0 (vti.
U,000 dally.
THB WSEKLY XZPSESS ' ™" "^BBKLT EZFBBSB
I. publtobed on Satordar.. 8 page.. One " P"*-"""^ "^ SjEf^ » '"^ °"
halfpenny. am^r^junj.
Office — 43^, Whitefilwgats, Hnll ; 9, Office — », Claatborpe Bead. Odauby ;
Cleethorpe Bead, arinuby ; and Onw Street, 42i WhiteMugat., Hnll ; and OOM StnM,
Ooole. Ooole. U]
Publlahed by WILLIAM HUNT, 42. Whitefrlargate, HULL.
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HULL ADVERTJSEMENTS
[1885.
J. H. FEMMER ft GO.
Works : CHAPEL LANE, HULL.
xuso'j^BX.xszxzix) isei.
MANUFACTURERS & EXPORTERS OF LEATHER
OF BVEBT DBBCBIPTION, POB
CO
§
ENGINEERING & MERCANTILE USE.
^
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CO
ca
KANtrFACTXIBEBB OF STBETCHEO BABE-TANNED
LEATHER HICHINE DANDS
ANY WIDTH OB mattr, AND
LACBS AND BELT FASTEITEBS OF EVERT DESOBIFTIOir.
STRAP BUTTS & LEATHER
CUT TO OBDEB, ANY SIZE.
Hydraulic Bam Leathers & Pump Cups of every desOTiption.
FIRE AND SHIPS' LEATHER HOSE.
GANYAS AND LINEN HOSE. COTTON AND LINEN BELTIN6,
8TBAP BtTTTS
BBOWN CBOWN HIDB8
YELLOW do.
HOSE PIPE HIDES
do. LENGTHS
HYDBAULIC BUTTS
PUMP BUTTS
PIBE BUCKETS
8EBVICE HIDES
BIGGINQ HIDES
HIDE BOPB
BELLOW HIDES
WALBUS, FOB POLISHING
BUFF, FOB POLISHING
WHITE 01 HIDES
HIPPO do. do.
GINNING LEATHEB
ENVELOPE do. (for OU HiUs)
HAND LEATHBBS
PICKING BTBAPS
LOOMS do. [35]
AU KINDS OF LEATHER & INDIA RUBBER FOR MERCANTILE FDRPOSBS.
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flULL ADVERTISEMENTS.
55
HENRY JORDAN.
Spring Blind Manufacturer.
ON A NEW PRINCIPLE. ALL ROLLERS WARRANTED FOR 5 YEARS.
:f I T6 s a?-c Xi -A. s s nE^EieEisrcEiS.
Ontslde
Blinds.
The special ad-
vantages gained
in these Boilers
consist in the
introduction of
Springs, war-
ranted not to
break from any
canse whatever,
the steel being
specially drawn
for the advertiser.
These Blinds .
can be made up
to 40 feet in
length if neces-
sary.
Inside Sbop
Blinds.
These Blinds
are fixed from
the bottom as
well af top of
.window, and are
fixed out of sight,
so that where, as
in some cases, It
is impossible to
protect the bot-
tom of window
with the outside
Blind, the inside
Blind can be
drawn upwards
to any length
without closing
the whole of
window.
ALL OTHER BLINDS AND REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
P.S.— The public are warned against others using my name.
ALL ORDERS TO BE ADDRESSED TO
[7]
81, SPRING STREET, HULL.
BABTOXT SB "WATEBBOnSE,
R ECISTEREO
lllllillll
B.& W.
ATLANTIC
PURE
nnnnn
TBAOE MABK.
SEED CRUSHERS AND
Mauufoctaren of the annexed flrst-cUas Brands of
PURE LINSEED CAKE
AUaO PUBB IBOTFTIAN SBXD OOTTON 0AXB8.
I*iire ^Baltic J .linseed Oil,
RimnD Cotton and rape Oils (or Home and Bxport TiBd&
Offices : ORIEL CHAMBERS, 27, High Street, HULL
Works— "Atlantic" WU, WIiimIbIm, to< " Dag's'' Mm, BtoMteir.
SAMPLES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION. [Kl
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AMOS & SMITH.
ALBERT DOCK WORKS, HULL,
Engineers, Hillfiiglits, Boiler Makers & Iron Fomders,
UANXTVACTUBEBS OF
STEAM STEERING GEARS,
STEAM CRANES AND WINCHES, HOISTS AND TRAVELLERS,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES & PUMPS,
OIL ACZZiL AC AOHZXr EZt7,
DREDGING PLANT,
Macbine Moulded Spur^ Bevel and Mortioe Wheels.
HAND. STEAM & CENTRIFUGAI. PUMPS. &c., &0.
6E0R6E OLAEE & SONS,
COPPEilNPTINiEISCHiiT
Goppersmitlis, Braziers and Brassfoonders,
ALEZAin>EB COFFEB & BBASS WOKES,
-^^TSRaOUSE LAXTE, HTJLL..
AGENTS FOR
J. Bibby, Sons & Co., Copper Smelters, E. Bourdon's Paris
own make Pressure Gauges, the Hancock Patent- '*
Inspirator Go. & Fairburn &> Halls' Injectors.
MANUFAOTUSBBS OF
Breiring and Washing Coppers, Sides and Boltoms, Stills, Heads and Worms, Bath Boilers, Pumps for Deep and
Shallow Wells, Lift Pumps. Steam Coils and Varnish Pans, Gland Steam and Water Cocks, Valves, Whistles and
Water Gauges, and every description of Brass, and Copper, Mill, and Engineering Fittings for Marine,
Stationary and Locomotive Engines, &c., and all kinds of Plumbers' Brasswork.
Ingot and Sheet Copper, Bolts and Bars, Block Tin, Spelter, Patent White Metals, Sheet Brass, Braes, Copper and
Lead Wires, Cfut and Wrought Copper and Iron Boats Nails and Boves, all sizes Copper Strap Bivets and
Washers, Yellow Metal Sheathing, Baits, Bars, and Nails.
Yellow Metal Condenser Platee (square or cut to pattern) and Tubes ; Brazed Copper and Brass Steam Tabes and
Solid Drawn Brass and Copper Boiler Tubes , Steam, Vacuum and Hydraulic Gauges, Thermometers, Salino-
metem, Injectors and Ejectors, Steam Lifters and Inspirators, &c., and Engineers' Sundries. [14]
Iron Tabes and Fittings for Gas, Steam, Water, and Hydraulic Pnrpeses.
I3i*a.8s and. G^uxl IVCcta,! Oa,stinsr«> tor the dPra^e.
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HULL ADVERTISEMENTS.
57
E. J. COOK,
WHOLESALE HOSIER,
IfflMffl k Sllllfffl 11,
NEEDLE MANUFACTURER,
And Sole Patentee of the
WILBIRFOiCI ilTCHES,
1, Carr Lane and 1, Waterhouse Lane,
HTJLrj.
CU3
RICHARD NORFOLK,
M. INST. M.E.,
ENGINEERS' AUCTIONEER,
DBALBB IN
All kinds of Implements and HacMnes by tbe best Hakers.
OFFICES:
THE MART, PARAGON STREET,
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68 HULL ADVERTISEMENTS. [1885.
SpeOal Jippoinime'nt j^S^^sSS^^ ^^ Tnnce of iBoIes.
THOMAS REYNOLDSON & SON,
11, QUEEN STREET, HULL,
OOLD & SILVERSMITHS, WATCHMAKERS,
Jlrf §cwcHcrs, flccfro platers, &c.,
REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES:
No. 20, WHITEFRIARGATE.
Nearly Opposite the BANE OF ENGLAND.
[44]
^c^ool of @l)emi5ftp anb Jlnalgiical
cJabotaforg,
ROYAL INSTITUTION, HULL.
Phneipal: G. CARR ROBINSON, F.KS.K
Fellow of the Institute of Chemiatry. Fellow of the Chemical Societies of London and Berlin.
Hope Chemistry Scholar in the University of Edinburgh. Formerly Demonstrator of Chemistry and
Assistant to the Professor of Chemistry in the University of Edinburgh.
Lecturer on Chemistry and Technology, Royal Institution, Hull ; and Ijecturer on Chemistry, Hull and
East Riding College. '
The School affords facilities for the practical study of Chemical Science,
for Chemical Analysis and Assaying, and the prosecution of Scientific
Research ; also for those preparing for Medical and other Examinations.
THE LABORATORY IS OPEN DAILY FROM 10 TO 5 ff CLOCK.
Dnring the Winter Months syBtematic courses of Lectures are delivered on Chemistry — Inorganic and
Organic — and Technological subjects. Numerous high honours have been gained by students of this sehooL
Analyses made of articles of food, water, manufactured products, ores and minerals, feeding stuffs and cakes,
manures, &c. Investigations into manufacturing processes conducted. [9]
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3 AND 4, JUNCTION ST., HULL.
RUSSELL & STARR,
Shirt ahb ©ollar Makers,
'9
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S & CHILDREN'S
HOSIERS, 6L0YERS AND OUTFITTEBS,
BUGS. 1 FITTED BAGS. I DBES8ING GOWNS. I WOBEBASEETS.
WATEBFBOOF COATa POBTKANTEAUS. DBE88I|IG CASES. JEWEL CASES.
TUBBELLAS. | HAT BOXES. | SUNSHADES. | FANS, PUBSEB, Ac, Ac.
AKD A LABOE VABIETT OF FAN07 OOODS SinTABLE FOB
PRESENTS.
UdcoIh, Bennett & Co.'s Extra Quality Silk Hats, Travelling Gaps, Opera Hats, Honting Hats, Ac, &c.
RUSSELL AND STARR,
3 and 4, JUNCTION STREET, HULL (opposite the Dock Offloes).
o:e&X3si:e&s bt i»osa? cA.iaEiF'TJi.x.-sr j^ttbjstjd-eid to.
Patterns, Price Lists, and direotions for Self-Measurement for Shirts, Vests, Ladies'
Woven and Silk Combinations, &c., flree on application. [lo}
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Tnnity Honse Lane Brass Foundry and Copper Works,
iarr.A.BX<rs^sx> xves.
BRASSFOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, PLUMBERS,
AND GASFITTING MANUFACTURERS.
KAirUTAOTTrBBBS OF EVBBT DESCBIPTION OF
mmw k piiBEBS' urn work, stem i watek imwi k
CHANDELIER^ & GAS FITTINGS,
"Water Closets, Beer Engines, and Bar Fittings.
BRASS AKD IRON ^IFT AND FORCE PUMPS.
COPPER PiPESjSTILLSjWORMS&COLOUR PANS
REFRIGERATORS. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MACHINERY.
FAXBHT WBUnn TOCat TUBES ANS FITTHrae FOB OAS, STBABL WATBB AKD
HYSBA17I.IO PVBP08BS. [27]
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HULL ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
<
ESTABLISHED 18S1.
STORRY, SMITHSON & CO.,
WHITE LEAD, WHITE OXIDE OF ZINC,
^aini, ®oIour anb ^arnisi^ ^annfacinxcxs,
TAR, TURPENTINE & ROSIN DISTILLERS,
OIL MERCHANTS, OIL REFINERS Sl BOILERS,
VAKBBS or
Looomotir*, CollUry A MAohiB^ry ar«as««
OF BVBRT DESCRIPTION ; ALSO OF
TEREBINE OR ELECTRIC LIQUID PATENT DRIER.
READY MIXED PAINTS in lib., 21b., 41b., 71b., and 141b. Tins.
Works d Offices— BANKSIT>E. SCULCOATES,
Pamts, Golonra, Oils, VarnislieB, &o., put in suitable Packages, for Exportation, to all Climates.
EaT.ALBX<XaXXEI> OrsnESTt 70 "X^UkXtS.
THOMAS D. WING,
E
St. Stephen's Sqmre, Spring Street^
(Bonth Bait Corner of St. Stephen's Ohnrch,) and
Branch Establishment: 12, HESSLE ROAD, HULL.
Amongst the vaiions CABBIAGES OK HIBE at this Establishment may be mentioned : —
Single and Fair-Horse Broughams, Landaus and Clarence Coaohes, Wedding Carriages,
Waggonettes, &o.. Dog Caits, Oigs, Cabs, &o.. Four-in-hand Break, Private and Ho-nic
Omnibuses.
Open, Gothic, and other Hearses, Monming Coaches and Funeral 'Buses.
COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO, DISTANCE NO OBJECT.
<V PBXOES AHD BSTXIEATEB PBOKPTLT TUKNJttBXD WEXHT BBOOXBXD.
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HULL ADVERTISEMENTS.
61
WILLIAM
SfOHl HAS31
. MONUMENTS,
TOMBSTONES, &c.,
ii the Finest Red, Grey,
and Bine Granite.
SINKS, OBIHD STONES, FIiA(3S, SILIiS, STEPS, CESSFOOL STONES, ENGINE BEDS,
alwaya In Stock. Estimates Oiven for every deBoriptlon of Masonry Work, &c.
The Public Honmnental lOTorks, Anlaby Road
(late Portland Place), H XT la I- - [Be]
EST^A-BLZSHEX) X854-
BARNES,
C©lflACf©l,
Marble & Stone
In any Design.
Lettering done In Roman,
Old English, Gilt ft Lead.
OIL SEED CRUSHERS & MERCHANTS,
5, HIGH^^^TJREEJ\^HULL.
KAKUFACTtTRIRS OF THS
" 0. F. PUBB" Brand FXnElE UNSEED,
PTTSS EOTFTIAN COTTON SEED CAXBB.
KAFE CAKES, ftc, FOB TILLAGE.
AlflO THB
HIGH CLASS FXniE LINSEED OAKS,
Guaranteed Crushed firom ALL FINE LINSEED,
Of not lea than 06 p«r emL PURITY.
AAerkOuefoleKamiiuitionof the latter Dr. VOBIiCKBB writes:
11, SalUbnry Sqaare, I1«et StrMt, B.C., London, Jnlj 13th, 1883.
OUITIJCVBII,— I luTa the jfleasiin of aendlng yon bwswith an uuljili ot the
Cake tannded " 0. & F. WAR&ANTED 96 P OT. FU&B." which yon nnt me a
xhort time ago. You will notice that this cake la MA rich in OU and Albutninoiu
Compound, Its condition le/nciA and ffood, and it ia made eniirdp from eitnn Lintetd,
without any admixtnn, and in my opinion ii njlr^^tlau purt Ltnteed Gate.
Youn falthfoIlT,
[87] (Signed) ATTGUSTXTS VOBLCEBB.
A., P. JOXIITSON,
HORTICULTURAL BUILDER, WILMINGTON, HULL.
LEAN-TO OBSENHOUSE.
SPAN-BOOF GEEBNHOT78B.
Length,
/t.
16
16
30
80
Width.
/T.
8
10
10
18
On Briokwork*
it 4. d.
9 4 0
10 17 0
12 16 0
20 0 0
Tenants' Fixtnns Bxtra,
Length.
Width.
On Brickwork.
Tenants' Fixtnrca Bztn
/».
£ 1. d.
£ <. d.
16
8
11 0 0
2 10 0
16
10
12 8 0
3 8 0
20
10
16 « 0
4 6 0
20
12
17 13 0
4 10 0
OreeBbooses 4t Oenservatorlee erected in any part of the Oesntry. ninstrated Vrlee Uats
Vest Vree. Portable riant dt Ctaewnber rramee always en Hand. [34]
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HULL ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
"^i^e ^nll anb S^incolnsf)ixe "^imes.
rE HULL AND LINCOLNBHISH TIUES (EstabUihed 1M7), PnbUahed on SATUKDATS in FIVE EDITIONS, hu i Tory exteoalre
clicaUtioii tbroagh the But Riding o( Yorkshire and Lincolnihiie. The tncraiuing popularity of tbla Jonmal ii attoted by the
fact that ita ctKCDLATION haa mote tlian TREnLKD during the paat Four Year*, and hai now reaohed an arenge wskkly iasne of
nearly 20,000. Tbla is the largest increase of any paper in the extensira dlstrlotii of Boll, the East Riding, and Lincolnshire. In
North Lincolnshire it is the recognised Local organ in nearly erery Town and Village. The TIKER is read by all sections of the
commnnity, and is the moat popular and the largest Weekly Fenny Newspaper tor Hull and the neighbourhood. For all classes of
Advertisements, The Tiuss is therefore a fint.cla8S medium.
HeadOmoet: 22, Whitefriargate, HULL. Branch Ollloes : BARTON A 6RIM8BY.
PB0PBIET0E8—
HoU, East Torksblre, & Horth LincolDShire GonsemtiTe Newspaper ft Printing Company, Limited.
THE HTCJLL iF^LOKIET,
rE HULL PAOEBT AND EAST BIDING TIHES (published every Friday) is the Oldest Newspaper and Leading AdTertising
Journal in the East Riding of Torkehlre, droulating largely in Hull and all the populous towns and villages in the neighbonrbood.
It is also eitansively read by the Ology, Gentry, Farmers, Sliipovmera, Uerchants and nadesmen of this important seaport town, and
is supplied to nearly the whole of the best places of public resort.
OFFICES: 22, "WHITEFRI AROATE , HULL.
PROPRIKTOBS—
Hnll, East Yortshlre, ft North Llneolnshlre Consemtlye Hewspaper ft Printing Company, Limited.
THE HULL NEWS,
The best Advertising & Family Newspaper in Torksbire & Lincolnsliire.
TO ADYSRTISBRS.
rpHE circulation of the " HULL NEWS " now exceeds Thirty Thousand Copies weekly;
A of these about Ten Thousand Copies circulate in adjacent Towns and Villages, and
Twenty Thousand Copies are sold in Hull.
The "HULL NEWS" is purchased by every grade of society, and
medium for Advertising unequalled throughout Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
forms
Published on Saturdays.
Price Twopence.
Proprietor.' J. A. COOKE.
m
Kiiisra-STOisr
ENAMELLED SLATE CO.
Steam Works and Office; PARK ROAD;
Monumental Depot: SPRING BANK, HULL.
KAMfFACrrREBS OF
MARBLE AND
ENAMELLED
SLATE
The latter in Imitation of the most beautifnl and rare marbles, at
one-third the cost and equally durable. Also PLAIN SLATB
MANTKL-PIKCK8, BATHB, CISIBRNS, URINALS, LAVA-
T0B1BS, ar.d erery kind of Slate and Marble Wort [20]
Booka of Peri gin aent and Kitlmates OUvsn.
SOUND WASHING BIi0E.
(RBGISTERED). In Id., fl & }d.
Bound Blocks.
SftCARE BLUE.
BOYAL LAUNDRY. FRENCH
AND WASHINGTON.
BLACK LEADS FOE STOVES
In Block and Powder.
SATIH GLAZE FOB STAHCH.
For adding stiff nees and impartinga
beautiful gloes to all kinds of Starch
Ooods. In Id., Sd., and 6d. Boxes.
IL ASriUHE D7ES.
FOB DOUEBTIC USB.
HAOIC BEETLE AND IHSECT
POWDER.— Id. and 2d. Patent
Bellows Boxes (Langley's Patents.
In } gr., 1 gr., and 1 gr. Boxes.
BOTAL BAKIEO POWDEft. mi
LANG LEY & CO.,
Liddell Street, HULL.
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FEERABT & HARE, "
IHPORTERS OF RUSSIAN HATS, BAGS, &c.
AKD DBALEB8 IN
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SACKS AND BAGS
FOR CORN, SEED, POTATOES, MANURE, &c.
Also Makers of Hand Basses for Fish, Fruit, <Sc.
GEORaE ^W^. LENG,
Lime Street, and Great Union Oil Works, EULL,
Hanafitetorer and Refiner of Linseed, Rape, Cotton, Cod, Whale, Neatsfoot, and all Vegetable and Animal Oils.
\jt . PAINTS AND CREASES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
^\ * ^^^ SPECIALITIES— Siof^ and Doatda Boiled Llnaeed Oils, Fiah Olto tor Tannera, Curriera, Hope Makers, tee..
^^ a^ M ^, ^ ]oY qnot^tions, Engine and Cylinder Oils. Cloth Oils, Mineral Oils, ■«!i to -916, at Mannfactnren' Prices.
Impoitar of OliTe Oil, Biudui k Ameriou Hinanl Oili, Tuipentine i Tallow.
Contractor to Home and Foreign Goternmentt and principal SaUvxiyi,
OOX.OXVX.AX. ox»x>SRs B3CEcn7TrxiD -wzorxx x>zaPik.rrcna.
8PBaiAL OIL FOB GAS BiraiNBS, AOBICULTURAI, JiST) LIGHT MACHINSS. [281
HULL
VICE-CONSULADO DE ESPABA.
SPANISH VICE-CONSULATE
FOR
ZZXTX.!., GRxnasBir, G-OOZ-S, &c^
Old Savings M\ Posterngate, HULL.
HOURS OF ATTENDANCE from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Daily; SATURDAYS, from 10 a./jj. to 1 p.m.
Extra attendance given when required.
Notice during these honre must be given for Ships' Clearances, Passports Viseing, Legali^iation
of Signatures, Certificate of Invoices, Local Registration of Spanish Subjects, Translations of
Documents, and other business appertaining to the Vice-Consulate.
[11] WM. MORAN, Vice-Ck)n8ul for Spain, &o., &o.
SIMPSON & MALONE,
MARBLE AND STONE MERCHANTS,
GENERAL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, QDARRTHEN AND PAVIOURS,
Beg to inform their Cnstomen and the Public generally that they hare REMOVED from their
Principal Depdt in Osborkb Strbit, to
78, GREAT THORNTON STREET, HULL.
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All orders for their well-known Bolton's Whitby Crag Stone received at GREAT THORNTON STREET^
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HULL ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1885.
CHARLES WARE,
Featherstone's Entry, 176, Higli St., HULL,
WATERPROOF OIL COVER MAKER
IN STOCK, FOR SALE, AND MADE TO ORDER.
PRICE LIST ON Af=»PUICATION.
["
ROBERT TAYLOR,
IJIPOBTEB OF AND DEALER IN
BALTIC & ARCHANGEL MATS,
Jute $c ^tnm §ajgs, ^c, &t,
TRUNDLE STREET (Lite fiteAoilM Laie),
IX XT Z. Z.
tsj
T. D. & W. DALES,
(SnoceMon to the late E. DALES,)
BUILDKRS OF
WAGGONS, LURRIESfiARTS,
VANS, WHITEGIAFELS, ETC.,
ATJT.A'RV BOAS (opposite Hengler's Ciiqae),
HULL.
o. P. a-iBSOxr^
FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST,
16, Whit'efria'rgath, HULL
(OFPodte the Bank of England). tSI]
Preacriptiona and Family Recipes aocarately diapensed irith
the Best Drags and Chemicala.
!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'
(Camphor Tooth Paste.
"J"'^*'" (Kerollne for Caiapped Hands.
CREAM OF CUCUMBERS FOR THE COMPLEXION.
Erastnus Wilson's Hair Wash
WILLIAU ^ JAUESON,
CONFECTIONER,
AND
▲1
MANUFACTURER,
STEAM WORKS, FREEHOLD STREET,
t»j
MISS DEXTTOFS
Establislunent for tua Board & Edacation
DARNBROUGH •*• HOUSE,
ARLINGTON STREET,
AnlaBy Road, HULL. ^^
Erastnus Wilson's Hair wash.
siMPflOirs QBBMAM POLISH. PLATS POWDBB, 4«a, Ac |A ^*^ Yonng Gentlemen BeceiTed in a Bepante Boom
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65
GOLD MEDAL
PARIS, 1878.
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
CELEBRATED
STEEL I^El^S-
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Five Oallona passing through them.
Thta 'Bam wfll force a part of the same ^^^^^^^^^ Thl« Ham, for deep working falls, is
water that works it, or will force dean water ^^^^^""^^^ capable of sending ap two gidlons out of
from a well or spring whilst worked by a ____.. ._ . . _ every five gallons passing through It.
stream of impure water. Bams on this T^QTIMONIA Q
principle can be snppUed to force to abelght I LO I IIVIUIllnLOi
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rrom Ur. B. W. Streetkr, F.B.a.a, Diamond Herohant, Bond
Street, London, and Backrllle Park, Sussex, October 1, 1883.
"Dear Sir,— When yon anrreyed the site at SaokrlUe Place,
Bnztad, for the purpoee of fixing a Bam with one mile of ooUecting
and distrlbntlug mains, I was surprised and pleased when you
named the quantity of water yon could send up from the resources
aTailable. Uy baluif prepared the ground to your instructions, and
in twelve days from the urlral of your men, the Bson was' in opera-
tion, sending up 20 per cent, more water than you promised to a
height of 110 feet, and distributing a supply to a farm and several
cottages on the way. 1 have pleasure In recording my entile
approval of the work."
Prom ill. A. J. BUTHXKFORD, Agent to C. F. H. Bolckow, Bsq.,
Estate Office, Harton Hall, Middlesbrough, Sept. 26, 1883.
" Dear Sir,— I am glad to say that the Rams you put down on the
Hambledan Bstate, for Mr. 0. F. H. Bolokow, are working Tory
well. You undertook, with 16 gallons per minute, to send up
1,500 gallons a day, and with enough water to work the Bams at
full power, 2,000 giUloDS a day. With a supply of 11| f^ons per
minute they are lifting 2,200 gallons, and when working full power
3,10fi gallons per day are sent up to a height of nearly 400 feet.
They made a clear start, and have gone well since."
[The Delivery pipe In the above case Is 9,000 tMt in length.]
From the Right Honourable the Barl op Gbanard,
Castle Forbes, March 1st, 1880.
'* The Hydraulic Ram erected for me at Castle Forbes has answered
perfectly. Considering the very small (all obtainable by the nature
of the ground, it is a great success, and throws up water to a cistern
on the top of a tower 80 feet high. When Mr. Blake first proposed
to pat It up I donbted the possibility of its suooeeding, owing to the
nature of the ground, but I have been most agreeably undeceived.—
ORAHARDi"
Prom T. H. Bidbbottom, Esq., Btherow House, Hadfleld,
February 22nd, 1882.
" Indnoed by the good report of my cousin, Mr. J. A. Sidebottom,
as to the working of the Hydraulic Bam he had from yon, I ordered
the one you fixed here a year ago, which I am plsaaed to say has
since worked well night and day. Yet the two rams vou fixed at
Snow's HDl Manor, Oloncestersblre, for my brothers and myself, are,
I think, a still mon remarkable example of your success. We had
a Bam fixed by a well-known firm, which proved a miserable failure,
and which yonr Bams displaced. Th^ are forcing the water
through three-qaarters of a mile of delivei; i^pe, a little in excess
of the quantity yon goarantaed, to an elsvaoon of (40 tMt, and
without the slightest nlteh to the time of the last report from our
tenant."
Bfatln'i Baau hare betn lapplied
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„ His Qrace the Dnke of Cleveland
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„ The Right Hon. the Earl of Crawford and Balcanes
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From Mr. Hsitrt Bobihbob, Bnglseer to the Btookport Dlitriot
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" Dear Sir,— I can now report well of the two Hydiaalio Rams
we have fixed to your instructions for the supply of DIsley Tillage.
40,000 gallons per day was the quantity you promised tibey wonld
f oree to a height of 68 feet, but on testing them I am eonvlnaed that
60,000 gallons is net the limit of their power, whilst the quantity of
waste water used in driving them Is not eqnal to half the capaolty
of the 8-inch pipe by which thm are ted, and I am inclined to the
belief that a more sbnple and eiDdent pump cannot be found."
From Mr. Williak Lait, Archlteot and County Surveyor,
Compton Vemey, Warwick, lath January, 1882.
" 1 have very much pleasure in stating that the Patent Hydianllo
Bam I had ^om you for the Bev. J. CaidweU-Oardner, of the
Ticarage, Butler's Marston, and which yon fixed there is, I sonslder,
remarkably sucoesstnl, as Indloated helow : 4,120 gallons of water
per day are passing through the Bam with a descent of IStt Sin.
Out of this small quantity 1,080 gallons are sent up to a height of
41ft., showmg 78 per cent, of useful eflfect, and the noise of it
working is so slight ss to be almost Inaudible."
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Wilts, August 20, 1880.
" I have no hesitation in saying your Self-acting Hydimulic Bam
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indudjng about one mile of pipes, an ve^y satisfactory. The Bam
forces upwards of {,000 gallons per day to a service reservoir holding
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bouse, stables. Lome farm, and several cottages ; and in case of firs,
four jets can be thrown on the house from different sides at a grsat
force and large volume, I consider your work has been done well
and efficiently, and dcee you credit."
From the Bight Hon. the Babl or Bownr, SS, Eaton Place, S. W.
June 12th, 1880.
** Sir, — In reply to your inquiry, I have pleasnn in stating that
the Hydraulic Ram whidi you erected for me at Gayton does its
work remarkably well, and is a great success. I think the work is
especially creditable to yon on account of the very small fall of but
3 feet with which you had to deal, and I shall always be glad to
recommend you.— Yours faithfully, BOKXXY."
From Captain ToWNSHKND, Winoham, February 10th, 1877.
" In answer to your Inquiry, 1 am glad to say the Hydraulic Bam
you sent me in November, 187t, is working exceedingly well, aad
gives no trouble. It will woA when quite Immersed, as it hs« been
several timee during the floods this winter, tardng up water through
a deUvery pipe 900 yards long at the lata of 80,000 gallons per day,
although yon only promised iO,000."
to the followiB^tmongit othan:
To The Coontess de Morella
„ The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Galway
„ The Right Hon. Lord Viaconnt Bridport
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„ The Right Hon. Lord Ribblesdale
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„ The Right Hon. R. More-OTerrall
JOHN BLAKE, Engineer, Aoorington, Lancashire.
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