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The Leicestershire Architectural and Archaeological Society, 1896 THE LEICESTERSHIRE ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1896. Patrons, His Grace the DUKE OF RUTLAND, K.G., G.C.B. The Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH, D.D., D.C.L. The High Sheriff of Leicestershire. The Worshipful the Mayor of Leicester. His Grace the Duke of Somerset. The Most Noble the Marquis of Granby. The Right Honourable the Earl of Denbigh. The Right Honourable the Earl of Dysart. The Right Honourable the Earl Ferrers. The Right Honourable the Earl of Lanesborough. The Right Honourable the Earl Howe, C.B. The Right Honourable Lord Braye. The Right Rev. the Bishop of Leicester, D.D. The Right Rev. Bishop Mitcbinson, D.C.L., D.D., Archdeacon of Leicester. Major the Honourable Montagu Curzon. Sir Henry St. John Halford, Baronet, C.B. Sir Frederick 1'homas Fowke, Baronet. Nathaniel Charles Curzon, Esquire. James Ellis, Esquire. William Unwin Heygate, Esquire. Edwin Joseph Lisle March-Phillips-de-Liale, Esquire, F.S.A. Harry Leycester Powys-Keck, Esquire. Walter Hazell, Esq., M.P. VOL. VIII. ]8G LEICESTERSHIRE ARCHITEOTUEAL fflommittff. The Patrons. The Rev. A. 0. James. The Presidents. W. F. Johnson, Esq. All Eural Deans (being Members). The Eev. W. H. Marriott. The Honorary Secretaries. Fred. R. Morley, Esq. All Professional Architects (being G. C. Neale, Esq. Members). The Rev. T. W. Owen. All Honorary Members. A. H. Paget, Esq. The Rev. C. W. Belgrave. The Rev. A. M. Bendell. H. R. Harding, Esq. The Rev. Canon Sanders. T. Harrold, Esq. The Rev. Canon Stocks. Thomas Ingram, Esq. John Wade Wartnaby, Esq. The Rev. E. Jackson, The Rev. C. Henton Wood. Snb-Commftttt. The Honorary Secretaries. I J. W. Wartnaby, Esq. The Eev, A. M, EendelL Ijonorarj lotsl Smrtsrits. Market Harboraugh District. Melton Mowbray District. W. H. Barfoot-Saunt, Esq., Market Har- The Rev. Richard Blakeney, Melton borough. Mowbray Vicarage. Lutterworth District. Hinckley District. The Rev. Edmund Jackson, Gilmorton The Rev. Richard Titley, Barwell Rec­ Rectory. tory. H?onorarg ffiomgponbbig fftemifr for ffiobmtrp. William George Fretton, Esq., F.S.A., Coventry. Sftrttatits at tt)f Sdtfetp. Colonel G. C. Bellairs, The Newarke, Leicester. (Financial.) Major W. J. Freer, Stoneygate, Leicester. (Corresponding.) The Rev. William George Dimock Fletcher. F.S.A., S. Mic hael's Vicarage, Shrews­ bury. (Editorial.) librarian. C. J. Billson, Esq., M.A., S. John's Lodge, Clarendon Park Road, Leicester. John Wade Wartnaby, Esq. HONORARY MEMBERS. The High Sheriff of Leicestershire. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden, Bart, The Worshipful the Mayor of Leicester. Canons Ashby, Byfield, Northampton­ The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Ely shire. (Lord Alwyne Compton), D.D., The James Neale, Esq., F.S.A., F.R. Insl. Brit. Palace, Ely. Archts., 10, Bloomsbury Square, Lon­ don, W.C. H. J. Tomline, Esq., The Pre, St. Albnns. AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. 187 SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS, 1896. Alien, H. Geo., Esq., Oxford Street, Curzon, N. C., Esq., Lockington Hall, Leicester. Derby. Atkins, Hugh, Esq.,Thornicroft, Hinckley. Davis, Colonel S., Hinckley. Baker, Charles, Esq., Leicester. Uickinson, The Rev. F. B., M.A., Manor Barfoot, W., Esq., Leicester. House, Ottery St. Mary. Barfoot-Saunt, \V. H., Esq. (Hon. Local Dickenson, J. S., Esq., Leicester. Sec.), Market Harborougli. Donaldson, A., Esq., Bitteswell, Lutter­ Harwell, Thos., Esq., Leicester. worth. Bastow, The Kev. T. L'. V., M.A., Little Draper, A. T., Esq., Leicester. Peutling Rectory, Lutterwnrtli. Drummoud, Captain C. G. A., Enderbj Belgrave, The Hev. C. W., M.A., North Hall, Leicester. Kilwortb Rectory, Rughy. Eden, Rev. C. P., M.A., KnightonVicarage, Bellairs, Col. G. C. (Hon. Sec.), The Leicester. Newarke, Leicester. Elgood, Jno. E., Esq., Leicester. Bell, James, Esq., Leicester. Ellis, Miss Susan, Stoneygate Road, Bickley, J. W., Esq., Acacia House, Leicester. Melton Mowbray. Farmer, J. A., Esq., Stoke Golding, Biggs, Jno. Thos., Esq., Leicester. Hinclfley. Billson, Wm., Esq., Stoneygate, Leicester. Fast, J. G., Esq., Melton Mowbray. Billson, C. J., Esq., M.A., (Librarian}, Fawssett, The Rev. R., M.A., Smeeton Clarendon Park Road, Leicester. Westerby, Leicester. Blakeney, The Rev. Richard, M.A. (Hon. Fewkes, J., Esq., Great Glen, Leicester Local Sec.), The Vicarage, Melton Fewkes, Miss T., Great Glen, Leicester. Mowbray. Fisher, Edward, Esq., Abbotsbury, Bland, Chas., Esq., Gaddesby, Leicester. Newton Abbot. Bland, Edw., Esq., Leicester. Fisher, The Rev. H., M.A., Higham-on- Blunt, Mrs. G. H., Belmont Villas, the-Hill Rectory, Hinckley. Leicester. Fletcher, The Rev. W. G. D., M.A., F.S.A., Bowles, C. J., Esq., Loughborough Road, (Hon. Sec.,) St. Michael's Vicarage, Leicester. Shrewsbury. Bragg, W. B., Esq., Market Harborough. Flood, The Rev. Samuel, M.A., Ibstock Brooks, Thos., Esq., Barkby Hall, Rectory, Leicester. Leicester. Fowke, Sir F. T., Bart., Lowesby Hall. Brown, George, Esq., jun., The Yews, Freer, Major W. J. (Hon. Sec.), Stoney­ Great Glen, Leicester. gate, Leicester. Burder, A. W. N., Esq., The Elms, Garner, J. H., Esq., Leicester. Loughborough. Gleadow, Mrs. W., The Friars, Leicester. Burgess, A. H., Esq., Leicester, Goddard, Jos., Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Leicester. liuszard, Marston C., Esq., Q.C., Lutter- Godson, The Rev. J., M.A., Ashby Fol- worth. ville Vicarage, Melton Mowbray. Canner, T., Esq., Harcourt Street, Goodacre, R. J., Esq., F.R. I.B. A., Leicester. Leicester. Chaplin, C. W., Esq., Burrough-on-the- Green, Mrs. George, 1, Sandown Road, Hill, Melton Mowbray. Stoneygate, Leicester. Chaplin, W. A., Esq., Wyndham Lodge, Grimsdick, G. J., Esq., Kibworth, Lei­ Melton Mowbray. cester. Clephan, Edwin, Esq., Southfields, Hamel, Miss, 9, Abbey Street, Chester. Leicester. Hanbury, The Rev. T., M.A., Churoh Collins, E. J., Esq., Mere Road, Leicester. Langton Rectory, Market Harborough. Corah, J. A., Esq., Oadby Hill, Leicester. Hardcastle, Thos., Esq., Blaston Hall, Cooper, J. H., Esq., Evington Hall, Uppingham. Leicester. Harding, H. R., Esq., Kirby Muxloe, Cott, The Rev. A. M., Ashby Magna Leicester. Vicarage, Lutterworth. Harrison, S., Esq., F.R.I.B.A., St. Martin's, Crewe, Hugo Harpur, Esq., Spring Hill, Leicester. Cowes, Isle of Wight. Harrold, Thomas, Esq., Castle Street, Crick,F.,Esq.,Houghton House,Leicester. Hinckley. Cundy, The Rev. H. G., D.D., Beeby Hartopp, Mr. Henry, Leicester. Rectory, Leicester. Hazell, W., Esq., M.P., Russell Square, Curtis, R., Esq., Market Place, Leicester. London. Curzon, The Hon. Montagu, Clarges Herrick, Mrs. Perry-, Beaumanor Park, Street, London. Loughborough. 188 LEICESTERSHIRE ARCHITECTURAL Heygate, W. U., Esq., Roecliff, Lough- Palmer, The Kev. W. H., M.A., Wanlip borough. Rectory, Leicester. Hodges, G. H., Esq., Ondby, Leicester. Parti-idge, S. S. Esq., Belvoir Street, Hodgson, Mr. J. G., Leicester. Leicesteq. Holmes, E.. Esq., County Police Office, Paul, J. IX, Esq., Knighton Drive, Lei­ Leicester. cester. Holmes, liev. W. P., M.A., St. Peter's Peach, A. E., E»q.. High Croft, Oadby, Vicaroge, Leicester. Leicester. Hunt. Mrs. Elizabeth, Stoneygate, Peake, Dr. H. Pemberton, High Cross Leicester. Street. Leicester. Ingram, 'I lirm.. Esq., Wigston Magna, Pealce, The Kev. J. IX, Burnuigh-on-the- Leicester. Hill Kei'tory, Melton Mowbray. Jackson, Kev. Edmund, M.A. (Hon. Local Peterborough, The Right Rev. the Lord Sec.), Gilmorton Rectory, Lutterwortli. Bishop of, D.D., D.C.L., The Palace, Johnson, Mrs. T. Fielding, Brookfield, Peterborough. Stoneygate, Leicester. Piercy, The Rev. J. M. W., M.A., Slawston Johnson, W. F., Esq , Bank Buildings, Rectory, Market Harborongh. Leicester. Powers, G. W., Esq., M.A., Manor House, Jones, Tbos., Esq., Bradenham, Enighton Barwell. Park Road, Leicester. Pulman, W. G., Esq., Lutterworth. Joyce, M. I., Esq., 4, Stone Buildings, 1'ulteney, The Rev. A. W., M.A., Ashley Lincoln's Inn, London. Rectory, Market Harborongb. Judd, W. Stocktou, Esq., Portland Road, Rendell, Tbe Kev. A. M., St. Margaret's Clarendon Park, Leicester. Vicarage, Leicester. Keck, H. L. Powys-, Esq., S tough ton Richardson, Col. J. G. F., Elmsfield, Grange, Leicester. Stoneygate, Leicester. Kirby, J. H., Esq., Knighton Fields, Robinson, Chas. S., Esq., Knighton, Leicester. Leicester. Lanesborough, The Right Hon. the Earl Rodwell, Tbe Rev. C., B.A., R.D., Kimcote of, Swithland Hall, Leicester. Rectory, Lutterwortb. Lb'hr, G. A., Esq., London Road, Lei- Rowley, Mrs. C. F. Dawson, Chichester cester. House, East Cliff, Brighton. Marriott, The Rev. W. H., M.A., Thrus- Rutland, His Grace the Duke of, K.G., sington, Leicester. G.C.B., Belvoir Castle, Grantham. Martin, R. F., Esq., The Brand, Lough- Salusbury, W. Llewellyn, Esq., Llanwern borough. Lodge, London Road, Leicester. Maxfield, M., Esq., 6, De Montfort Sanders, The Rev. Canon, LL.D., St. Square, Leicester. Martin's Vicarage, Leicester. Mitcliinson, The Right Rev. Bishop, Sarson, Col. J. E., Stoneygate Road, D.C.L., D.D., Archdeacon of Leicester, Leicester. Sibstone Rectory, Atherstone. Scott, C. Tollemache. Esq., Market Bos- Moore, A. P., Esq., 76, Southfields, worth Hall, Leicester. Leicester. Sforza, The Duchess of, c/o W. B. Moore, C. A., Esq., M.D., De Montfort Henton, Esq., Ragdale Hall, Leicester. Street, Leicester. Smith, H. A., Esq., 82, Queen's Gardens, Morley, F. R., Esq., De Montfort Square, Bayswater, London, W. Leicester. Smith, Dr. R. Bradshaw, Canning House, Neale, G. 0., Esq., Skeffington, Leicester. Burbage, Hinckley. Oliver, C. F., Esq., Hughenden House, Snow, H. C., Esq., Holmedale, Stoney­ Kuighton Park tioad, Leicester. gate, Leicester. Oswin, R. B., Esq., Stoneygate Road, Somerset, His Grace the Duke of, Burton Leicester. Hall, Loughborougl) (President). Owen, The Rev. T. W., M.A., Empiughrun Spencer, Mr. C. A., Stoneygate, Leicester. Rectory, Stiunford. Spurway, W., Esq., High Cross Street, Packe, Hussey. Esq., Prestwold Hall, Leicester. LouRhborough. Stevenson, G.,Esq., De Montfoit Square, Page, Mr. C. H., 10, New Street, Leicester. Leicester. Pnget, Alfred H., Esq., F.K.I.B.A., Stocks, The Rev. Canon, M.A., R.D., St. Leicester. Saviour's Vicarage, Leicester. Paget, J., Esq., 88, Bolton Street, London. Symonds.The Rev. H.,ThorutonVicuraga, Palmer, Col. F., Withcote Hall, Oakham. Leicexter. AND ABCH.330LOGICAL SOCIETY.
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