130 CAISTOR. LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLl'S Kennington Chas. pig keeper, Union rd fPatchett Thom!l.S Lloyd, George inn,, Staniland William, omnibus & fty I.a~y Wm. photographer, Market pl South street proprietor. Red Lion ho~l Lamb John Elliot, solicitor, clerk to Phillipson Selina & J ani) (Misses),dress Stark George, chimnlly sweeper, the· magistratefi A sec. to Cai&tor makers, High street · Horse market Gu & Coke Co. Limit&d, & agent Plaskitt Richard, farmer, Brigg road Surfi~et Joseph, surveyor of high- for th& Atlas Assurance Co. Mar~ Plaskitt Wm. cottage frmr. Brigg rd ways to Rural District Council, ket place Public Hall, High street Red house, High street Leakey C. Montague L.S.A.Lond. Quickfall Christr. carter, Brigg road , Taylor George Frederick, plumber, surgeon, & medical officer & Ramsden J sph. tinplate worker,High st Quarry terrace . 1 public vaccinator, Caistor No. 2 ,Rawlinson Thomas & John,. agricul- 'J;aylor HarDld Clinton,veterinary sur- district, Tower house, High street tural machine makers, High street geon, High street Lee Frank, cowkeeper, Union road Readingo. Rclom (Thomas Hewson, hon. Taylor Harry, watch maker, South st Lidgard William, tailor, South street sec.), High street Topham Geo. Fredk. boot ma.High 1t Lincoln & Lindsey' Banking Co. I.im. Riggall Bros. farmers, Audleby Topliss Edward Sissons, build~r, Net- (branoh) (open on saturday11 only) Ringrose Benjamin, New Reindeer tleto:Q. road (John Sutton Baker.,- manager); ~ P.H. South street - Topliss Sargeant, White Horse P.H Market place ; draw on London & Ringrose David, farmer, Erigg road Topliss William Simpson, farmer, Westminster Bank Lim.London E Cj Roberts George, threshing machine Union road Lo17d Tom, plumber, Horse market 1 pwnet} Quany terrace 1Towle & Son, builder!!, Chapel street Lord Williarn Short,grocer,Market pl' RobiiLSon Wm. horse dealer,Church st Union of London & Smiths Bank I.im. Lovelock Geo. parish clerk & sexton_ !Robinson Wm. rope & twinema.South st 1 (late Smith, Ellison & Co.)(branch) Lyne G. A. & Sons, saddlers, Mar-~ Russell Geo. Thos.greengrocr.High st 1 (Waiter Holden, manager; open keb plaoo· !Sanderson Robert Cheesman, joiner, wed. & sat.), Market place; draw M airs Thomas, manager Caistor Gas t Nettleton road ' on head Dffice, 2 Princes street, & Coke Co~ Lim. Fountain stroot 1Shearsmith Wm.shopkeeper,Chapel stl London E C Marshall Stella(Mrs.),bntcher,South 8!. Shepherd William T. G. bill poster, Varlow Thos-. & Son, grocers,South a~ _Marvin Herbert, farmer, Brigg 'roadJ South street \Varlow John, Cooper, North street 11

Mudd Sydney, tailor, Market placR S.l,{.ipworth Septimus Fatrick, sanitary 1 Walker Geo. boot ma. Butter I!'&rket Mum by Chas. :fishmngr. Market place surveyor & inspector to Ca:istor Walls Christopher, bricklayer, Canada Neave Joshua, tailor, Paradise row Rural District Council & registrar Watson Robert John, postmastept Nettleship Thos. & Son, auctiolllie.H, Qf births & deaths for Caistor 5ub- stamp distributor, chemist & drug- valuers & house & estate agents, district, Market place gist. Market place Market place; & at Market llasen Smith, Ellison & Co.bankers (branch), Webstcr Samuel George, miller (steam .{)tttram Waiter, Victoria P.H see Union of London & Smiths & water), Water mill Padley Arthnr Augustus, solicitor & Bank Limited Wilkinson Jarnes, carter, Canada commissioner to administer 11aths. Smith Edwin, {!arting agent, South st 1Wilkinson Jn. blacksll}.ith, Quarry tei' clerk to the guardians & aSHessment i Smith Elizh. (Miss ),shopkpr.Market pll Winter Charles. chemist & drug gist & committee of Caistor union, ·tO the Smith Frederick, butchtlr, South st mineral water manufr. Market plac&­ Caistor Rural District Council, Smith Wm.Edwd.painter,Fountain st Wood John H.marble & stone mason; supt. registrar of _CaistGr district, Soloman F:rederick, master of thel tomb stones in granite, marble or registrar & high bailiff of the union workhouse stone ; troughs. sinks, grindstone• county court, Market place Spalding Richard, threshing machine & portland cement, Vine cottage Parker Charles, bookseller.- printer, owner, Brigg road Wright Charles, tailor, South street stationer & newspaper agent, Mar- SpeckJn. Wm. insur. agt. Nettleton rd· Wright John Robert, miller (steam), k,et place _ ~ Splayford Robt. farmer,Hundon manr Whitegate hill fa,rker Rowland Hedley, deputy -Tegis- IStamp Office (Robert John Watson, Wright J oseph, farmer, Brigg road trar, pf marriages, & gm. Market pl distributor), Market place . Spilsby union and county court ~istrict. Letters through A.lfordI arrive at 9 a.m. . The nearert :a. he ehurch of St. Andrew is in ruins, and the inhabitants telegraph Qffice ls Swaby, .1! miles d·istant; Alford {! -attend that at South Ormsby. The register is included in th~ nearest money order office that of South Ormsby, which begins in 1561. The living is a 'Vicarage consolidated with the rectory of South Pillar Letter Box, Calceby Corner. cleared at 6.10 p.rm Ormsby, with Driby and Ketsby{ Charle11 Francis week days only ':\fassingberd-Mundy esq. of South On~sby Hall, is lord of The children pf t~s place go to South Ormsby school Mason John, farmer. Manpr pouss CALCETHORPE is a small parish, 6 miles west·by- College, Cambridge, who is also vicar of Kelstern, ana north from Louth, the nearest railwat station, in the East resides at Lout.Q.. Sir Musgrave Horton Brisco, d l.inrlsey division of the county, parts of I.indsey, Wold 1 Coghurst, Sussex, who is lord of the manor, and Capd division of Louth Eske wapentake, Louth petty sessional t William Evelyn Denison R.A. of Ossington Hall, Newark, division. union and county court district, rural deanery of are the prineipa~ landowners. The soil is chalk and Louth Eske and Ludbnrgh No. I, archdeaconry of Stow gravel; sub-soil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat!; and diocese of I.incoln. The church of St. Faith was barley and oats. The area is r,ro3 acres; rateabli destroyed many years ago, and no traces of it now remain t ' value, £925; population in Igor, 'j6. the inhabitants attend the church at Kelstern, The register . ill included in that of Kelstern, which dates from 165r. The Letters through Louth arnve at .9-30 a. m. The nearest living is a sinecure rectory, net yearly value £6o, in the gift m~mey order & telegraph office 18 at Ludford, about :4 ~f Sir> Musgra.ve Horton Brisco bart. and held since miles drstar..t .t8"95 by the Rev. Matthew Merrikin M. A. of St. John's The children of this parish attend the school at Kelsteri Sharpley '!saac J.P. farmer & land- I Stephenson Leslie Philip, farmer owner, Calcethorpe house CAMMERINGHAM is a parish 6 miles east from Stow ture: in the churchyard graves ha"e been discovered from Park station r>n the joint extension from Spalding to time to time very skilfully fashioned in the rock, aftel' th~ ~ncasteJ> of the Great Eastern and Great Northern rail­ ancient form ot the!" kistvaen:" in the church is an ancimtt w:l.ys abd 7 north-north-west from. Lincoln, in th~ West monument of the Tyrwhitt family, ancestors of Viscount Lindsey division of the county:, parta of Lindsey, west Oxenbridge: there a?e 90 sittings. The registe!' now division of As1ackhoe wapentake, Linc~ln (Bail and Close) in the church d$tes from the year !775· The linng }Yettjl f!essional division, Lincoln union and 'county court is a discharged ~icarage, net yearly value £ro4, with distri~ rural deanery: of Aslackhoe, arch deaconry of Stow 5& acres of ~lebe, in the gift of Lord Monson, and held and diocese of Lincol:dfl The chnrch of St. Michael is a sinef'· 1886 by the Rev. William Wilton Smith M.A. huildin~ of· 11ione in the Early English style, consisting of of Eminanuel Copege, Cambridge, .who is also :reetdr t:hancei and' nave and a western turret: the present church of and resides at Fillingham. A monastery of Prtf.

is bnt a Teiilllant of 11. much larger building in the Per­ monstratensian dandnl! W8!! founded here in ti$50 ill • pendicUlar sty:e;; it foune:r]y had a. sonth aisle, the built­ tho reiga of Hent.y Il. by Richard de Rays and Maude np areade of whic~ now forms the north side of the struc- his wife, as a cell to the abbey of Blanchland, in Not-