LINCOLNSUIRK 267 treasurer; Edward Palmer M.D. fmperintendent and resident PoLLING PLACES. physician; John Wilford Marsh, assistant medical officer. North Lincolnshire (parts of Lindsey), appointed Sept. 13, Rev. Charles Christopher Ellison M.A. chaplain; George' 1872, pursuant to the "Ballot Act, r872." Kirkup, house steward and clerk of the asylum ; Miss E. *Barton Holton-le-Clay Sollett, housekeeper; Robert Runacres, head male attendant; Bel ton Kelsey, North Mrs. Sophia Peek, head nurse. *Caistor *Kirton The Lunatic Asylum at Lincoln is a spacious building, Corringham *Louth 260 feet long, with a noble front and portico of the Ionic Covenham St. Mary Luddington order: the average number of patients is about 8o. In *Crowle N ormanby-by-Spital r854 a statue of Edward Parker Charles worth M. D. was *Epworth *Market Rasen erected. George Mitchinson M.D. and William O'Neill M. D. · Frodingham *Saltfleet-cum-Skidbrooke physicians; Thomas Sympson L.R.C. P. Edin. C. Brook, *Gainsborough Scatter surgeons; Arthur Pickston Russell M. B. resident medical .Glanford Brigg Stallingborough superintendent; Rev. Edmund Roberts Larken M. A. chap *Grainthorpe Thornton Curtis lain ; Richard Hall, secretary; Coningsby C. Sibthorp, Great Grimsby *Winterton treasurer; R. C. Carline and Rev. G. T. Harvey M.A. Haxey auditors; 1\:Iiss Munro, matron. Mid Lincolnshire (parts of Lindsey), appointedSept. I 3, r 872. The County Hospital, on the Sewells road, Lincoln, was * Alford *Saxilby erected in r878, and is supported by voluntary contributions: Bardney Scothern it has 110 beds. George Mitchinsrm M.D. and Charles *Bolingbroke, New Sibsey Harrison M. D. physicians; Thomas Sympson L. R. c. P. Edin. Burgh *Spilsby Septimus Lowe, Charles Brook and Thomas Marshall Coningsby Stow Wilkinson L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeons; E. Colby Sharpin, Goulceby Strubby house surgeon; Rev. James Stock B. A. chaplain; William Hagworthingham *Wainfleet All Saints Barr Danby, secretary. Hainton Wickenby • *Horncastle Winthorpe The Stamford and Rutland Infirmary, standing on a fine *Lincoln Wispington salubrious spot, east of the town of Stamford, is a substan Mumby-cnm-Chapel *Wragby tial stone building, with spacious lawn and shrubs: the interior affords room for 36 in-patients and 20 fever patients Parts of Kesteven, appointed July 31, 1872. in detached buildings: it has received several munificent *Bassingham *Lincoln bequests, and is liberally supported by voluntary contribu Billinghay *Metheringham tions: in consequence of the addition to the funds, it has Branston Navenby greatly extended the sphere of its influence, and is now Eagle Thorpe-on-the-Hill called the Stamford, Rutland and General Infirmary. South Lincolruhire (parts of Holland), appointed August William Newman M. D. Waiter Dowley Eddowes, and Thomas 28, 1872. P. Greenwood, surgeons; William More Hope, house Boston Kirton surgeon and secretary. Crowland Leake Coroners for the County.-Walter Clegg, Boston, Boston' Donington Long Sutton District; Charles Bartholomew Moody M. D. Grimsby, Frieston Spalding Caistor JJistrict; deputy, Charles Brown, Caistor; John Gedney Hill Sutterton Chamberlin Eaton, Grantham, Grantham District; Albert Gosberton Swineshead Holbeach Iveson, Gainsborough, Kirton Dist:jct; deputy, William . Septimus Bladon, Gainsborough; Geo. Mitchmson M. D. Parts of Kesteven, appointed July 3r, r872. Lincoln, Kesteven arul pa1't of Lirulsey JJistrict ; Frederick Baston Dunsby Andrew, deputy, Lincoln; Thomas Sharpley M.D. Louth, *Billingborough Falkingham Louth JJistrict; deputy, Frederick Sharpley, Louth ; Joe *Bourn Heckington George Calthrop, Spalding, Spalding and part of Hollarul ; Broughton Helpringham deputy, Francis Thomas Selby, Spalding. Bytham, Little Kyme, North Carlton Scrape Osbournby MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE CoUNTY. Colsterworth Ropsley Corby *Sleaford, New N01thern Division.- R'lwland Winn esq. M. A., J.P., D.L. Deeping :Market *Spittlegate N ostell priory, Wakefield; Apple by Hall, Lincolnshire; and Deuton Stamford 11 Grosvenor gardens: and Carlton, Junior Carlton, and St. Dorrington Westborough Stephen's Clubs, London s w; Right Hon. James Lowther * The revising barrister holds his courts at thcsB places. P.c., M.A., D.L., l.P., Swellington house, Leeds; Wilton CouNTY OFFICIALS. castle, Redcar ; and 59 Grosvenor street w ; and Carlton Clerk to the Lieutenancy, Robert Azlack White, Grantham Clubs. w., London County Treasurers, parts of Hollarul, Charles Foster Banner; Mid JJivision :-Henry Chaplin esq., D.L., J.P., Blankney parts of Lindsey, William Lane Claypon, Boston; parts Hall, Sleaford ; Tathwell, Louth ; and Carlton and St. of Kesteven, Henry Ingoldby, Sleaford Stephen's Clubs. London s w; Hon. Edward Stanhope M.A., Acting Under Sheriff, Alfred Barrand Burton, Lincoln J.P., Revesby abbey, Boston; & 23 Eccleston square; and Public Analyst, C. Graham M.D. University College, Carlton, St. Stephen's, and Athenreum Clubs, London s W London 10.c South Lincolnshire :-John Compton Lawrance esq., Q.c., County Suneyors,ya_rts of Holland, John Kingston C.E. Fos- J.P., Duns by hall, Bourn ; and 3 Onslpw square, London s w; dyke; /arts of Keste;;en, Charles Kirk .M. A. Sleaford; Hon. Murray Edward Gordon Finch-Hatton M.A., D.L., J.P., parts o Lirulsey, James Thropp C. E. Lincoln Haverholme priory, Sleaford ; and 23 Ennismore gardens ; I Surveyor to the Commissioners of Seu·er.~ for the County, and Carlton and White's clubs, London s w Joseph Maughan, Great Grimsby
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