( OULTON-C.UM- } 891 WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. ~ WOODLESl'QB.O. I Brightolmlee. Brooksbank Charles & Son, forger!!; Wood Hariph, farrm!r Deadman Thomas, farmer tilters & rollers, Middlewood forge ~ Wood Harvey, farm!'.\' E lliott Henry, farmer rolling mills; & at Ou11:htibridge Wood J oseph, fax mer Browning Geo,surgeon, Middlewood he Grayson George, farmer Wharneliffe- Side. Greaves ThHmas,farmer, Spout house RodgenJohn & Sons, tilters &t forgers Hammond Andrew, farmer W oolhouseSamuel, M idtllewoad tavern Booth Elizh.(Mrs.),BlueBaU,&farmer Hawley J ames, farmer, Tinker hill Booth Mary ( Miss),slwpkeeper Helliwell Benjamin, farmer Onesacre. Brad&baw William, farmer Hudson John, quarry owner, Hobb la Barnes John, quarry owner Bray John, shoe maker Marshall John, market gardener Brook Joel, farmer Brook George, shopkeeper Rose Isaac, farmer Craw~haw John, farmer Buckley J sph. pen & pocket knife maker Rose Thomas, farmer Crawsha.w Samuel, farmer Burkinshaw Ht'nry, tilter & forger Rowland Ell is, farmer Elison Joseph, farmer- Charlesworth Henry, farmer Wood George, farmer Elliott John, farmer, Hill ho~e Ellam J oseph, farmer W orrall John, farmer Gray !IOn H ugh, farmer Hard man Joel, pocket knife maker Hawksworth Wm. cabinet ma.Coldwells Lawton Benj.joiner & wheelwright Middlewood. Hudson John, farmer a Coldwella Mic kleth wai teAarn. W harnclijfe.A. rnUJ Browning Geor~e, Middlewood house Hudson Josevh, farmer Senior George, farmer Skelton Joseph Dixon, Middlewood ball Hume Arthur, schoolmaster Stones Jane (Mrs.), beerretailer Barrett George, tiumer Wood Benjamin,farmer, Bentley holme Walker Thomas & John, blucksmiths
OULTON-cum- WOODLESFORD is a township m from the parish of Rothwell, hRII a station on the Midland the parish of Rotbwell, comprising the pleasant villages of railway, and is situated on tl.le south bank of the Aire, 5 OULTON and WoODLESFORD (which have been formed miles south-east from Leeds and 6 north-east from Wake into two separate ecclesiastical parishes), in the Southern field. The ehurch of All Saints, erected by subscription in division of the Riding, lower division of A.gbrigg wapeatake, 18"/0, at a cost of about £2,800, is a handsome Gothic stone Hunslet union, Waketield county court district, Wakefield building consisting of chancel, nave, transept and a tower rural deanery, Craven arch deaconry and Rip on diocese. surmounted by lofty &pire and containing 6 bells: the in Oulton is 6 miles east-south-east of Leeds, 5 north-east from terior is very handsome, and contains a stained window. The Wakefit'ld and half a mile from Woodlestord 'Station. The register dates from the year 1870. The living is a vicarage, church of St. John, at Oulton, was erected in 1830, a sum yearly value £150, in the gift of five trustees and held by of £12,000 having been bequeathed for the purpose in 1827 the Rev. Arthur John Edward Irvin B.A. of Pembroke Col by John Blayds esq. and is a fine specimen of Pointed archi lege, Oxford. The principal landowner is Edmund Calver ture, consisting of a richly decorated chancel, nave, aisles ley esq. J.P. Here is the extensive brewery carried on by and square tower with embattled parapet, crowned by a Messrs. Henry Bentley & Co. Limited; tbere is also a small beautiful spire and containing 1 bell: the windows are pottery. The a.rea is 1,305 aeres; the population in 1871 stained. The register dates from the year 1827. The living was 1,361. is a vicarage, yearly value ,£305, in the gift of Edmond Calverley esq. and held by tbo Rev. Richard Hugh Hamil- PosT, MoNEY ORDER&; TELEGRAPH OFFICB & Savings ton M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. There is an endowment Bank, Oulton.-Jeremiah Coope, postmaster. Let ten and repair fund of £120 yearly, derived from invested funds. arrive from Leeds at 6.15 a.m.; dispatched at 6.30 p.m The We~le~ans have chapels here. Wehster's charity, PosT, MoNEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OPPICk, Savings founded in 1824, amounts to £240, derived from £8,000 £3 Bank & Government Insurance & Aunuity Office, Wc:.od· per Cent. Consols, one-third of which is for apprenticing lesford.-Aiexander Coombs, sub-postmaster. Letters and the remainder for distribution. Oulton Hall, a large · f L d t 6 58 & 5 3- d h d and elegant mansion in the Grecian style, standing in an un- arrive rom ee s 8 · a.m. · <> p.m.; ispatc e at dulating and well-wooded park, was relmilt of Oulton stone 1·25 p.m. & 6·35 p.m in 1851, after the l)estruction by fire of the greater portion, INSURANCE AGENTS:- and is the residence of Edmund Calverley esq. ,J.P. lord of Liverpool~ London~ Globe, E. A. Flint the manor and chief landowner. Quarrying CQnstitutesthe Royal, G. Locl>.wood, Rothwell ' chief industry of these townships, there being very large Clerk to the School Board of Oulton-with-Woodlesjord, stone quarries both at Woodlesford and Oulton, the princi- Robert John Smith, Woodlesford pal strarum of which furnishes o. grit-stone of excellent ScHOOLs:- quality for building purposes. The soil is a rich loam; sub- St. John's, Ernest Boothroyd,master; Miss Annia Parish, ~