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SNAITH, WITH THE VILLAGES OF CARLTON, RAWCLIFFE AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. s~AITH is a market town, :township and parish- founded by the Yarburgh family for six poor widows the latter partly ln the lower division of the wapentakc 1wd the same number of widowers. The manret is of Osgoldcmss, and partly in the lower divbion of the held on Thursday, and the fairs on the last Thunday wapentake of Barkstoue~Ash, West Riding; 175 mile;, in April and August lOth for cattle and pedlery; and N. by w. from , 23 s. by E. from , and 60 in November a statute fGr hiri 11 g servants. The towu­ E.N.E. from Manchester. The town stands on a gentle ship contains about 880 inhabitants. declivity QU the southern bank of the , five A shor~ distance to the east of , and withi11 miles from its confluence with the Ouse, before the that parish, is the suburban towuship ofCoWJCK, con­ united rivers take the name of the ; the caual taining an l.'ndowed school, and about the :same num~ from to passes on the south, and the her of iuhahitants as are in Snaith. 1 , Pontdract and Goole Railwa~ runs close to 1 CARLETON is a chapel ry in the parish of, and ahout the town. Flax is cultivated in the nei~hbourhood to 2 miles N. by E. from Snaith; agreeably situated on a considerable extent, for the market at , to which the north bank of the A ire, over which is a hlirJge town it is conveyed by the river A ire. There is an ex- leading to S 1ai1 h. The places of worship are tl1e tensive steam corn mill, and several windmills in the parish church of Saint Mary; a handsome Roman ea­ vicinity of the town. Lord is lord of tholic chapel (first opened in Augn,t, 1842) and a the manor, and holds courts occasionally; and the chilpel each for Wesleyan and Primitive 1\lethodi,ts. magistrates meet a& t.he 'Downe Arms' here, and at The living of Carleton is a perpetual curacy, within Goole, every alternate fortnight on bnsiness connected the jurisdiction of the peculiar court of S11aith; the with the division and town of Snaith. Rev. Samuel Gllhert Crompton is the pt'rpetual curate. The parish church of Saint Mary is of ancient foun- Carleton Hall, the handsome seat of Lurd 1:3eatHilont, dation, in the later style of Engli~h architecture, with ornaments this village. Population of the chapelry a low square tower, surmounted by pinnacles-the Jiv- about 860. ing is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of ,Nicholas RAWCLJFiE is another chapelry in the pat ish of Edmund Yarburgh, Esq. of Heslington, near York; the Snaith-the village, which is long and straggliug, is present incumbent is the Rev. Rubert James Serjeant- about 3 miles s.E. from Snaith. The places of wor­ llon. There are also chapels for Wesleyan and Pri- ship are a neat Episcopal chapel, and one each for mitive Methodists. An tudowed free school and alms· Primitive and the Old Connexion Methodhts. Popu­ houses are in the town-the last 1mmed charity was latiou of the chapelry about 1,600. POST OFFICE, SNAITH, Edward Appleyard Rhodes, Po~t Master.-Letters from LoNDON and all parts arrive (from ) every mornillg at ei~ht minute::! past eight, and are despatched thereto every even~ ing at twenty-two minutes past five. POST OFFICE, CARLETON, John lckeringill, Post .111aster.-Letters from LoNDON and all parts arrive (from SELBY) every morninK at eight, and are despatched thereto every evening at twenty-five minutes past five. POST OFFICE, RAWCLIFFE, John Brewins, Post .ll1a.ster.-Letters from LoNDON and all parts arrive (from SELBY) every morning at twenty minutes before nine, aud are despatched thereto every eveuiug at ten minutes before six. MOBILITY. GENTRY AND Smith Mrs. Sarah, BLACKSMITHS,' CLERGY. Sumner l\1 rs. Mary, Snaith Andrew George, :Snaith Barstow Rev. Michl, Wm. Rawcliffe T!ndall Mr. Charles, Carleton Chatterton Samud, Carleton Hate Rev. Jame~, Snaith TllldallMr. Thomas, Carleton Beevers .1 oseph, ileaumont tbe Right Honble. Lord, Walker Mr. James, Carleton BI'Ownhridge William, Snaith Epworth Jarnes, Rawclitfe Carleton Hall ACADEMIES &: SCHOOLS. H insll.'y Thomas, Carleton Bell Miss Clara, Carleton CATHOLIC :SCHOOL, Carleton-Ann Killarn John, Rawclitfe Brooks Mrs. Alice, Snaitn O'Reiden, mistress l\1aplebeck Geor~e, Rawcliffe Bowman Mr. Joseph, Snaith l<~REE GRAMMAR ScHOOL, Snaith­ Scales George, Hawcliffe Chester Mr. Newby, Carleton George Dickens Marples, master Serjeantson George, West Cowick Cook Mr. Joshua, Snaitll FREE ScHooL, Rawclifft!- John Creyke Ralph, Esq. Rawcliffe Hall Sykes Richard, Hawclitfe Siddall, master Thompson John, Carleton Crompton Rev. Samuel Gilbert, FREE ScHooL, West Cowick-Lucy Carleton BOOT AND SHOE MAK~RS Leak, mistress Axup Charles, Rawclitfe Crosland Mr. Anthony, Carleton Hepworth Ann, Snaith Daniel Mr. George, Snaith Barker George, Rawcliffe INFANT&' ScHooL, Carleton-Mary Cad man William, Snaith Eadle Mr:!. Ann, Carleton Coates, mistrtss Eadon Mr. Henry, Snaith Lodge Clarksou John, East Cowick Nicholson Alice, Rawclitie Dirnberline George, Snaith 1-'arrer Mrs.-, West Cowick Townend Dorothy, Snaith Fletcher Mrs. Elizabeth, Snaith Elsom John, Carleton WE8LEYAN ScHOOL, Rawcli:ffe- Epworth Jame~, Rawclilfe Groves Mr. William, Snaith Joseph Vasey, master Hanks Mrs. Sarah, Snaith Foster Thomas, Snaith WESLEYAN ScHooL, Soaith-John Gill Chal'les, Snaith Hare Mr. Thomas, Carleton Graves, master Hemsworth Miss-, Carleton Hebdon John, Raw cliff~ Hepstonstall Rtv. George, Carleton ATTORNEYS,' Knight John, Rawcliffe Kirby Miss Mary, Carleton Clarke Edward Elsdale, Snaith Lazenby John, Snaith Laugdale Mr. Marmaduke, Carleton Jennings Hugh (and advocate in the Ma~on William, Rawcliffe l\lichael Mrs. -, Carleton countyeourts), Snaith Pickard John, Rawclitfe Perk ins l\lrs. Mary, Snaith Precious J ames, Carleton Rhodes Mr. John, Snaitb A'O'C'l'IONEERS. Robert~ Richard, Rawcliffe Rickard Mr. John, Carleton Turn or Thomas, Snaith and Thurne Shirtcliffe John, Carleton Robinson Mr. John, Carleton Wright Jonathan, Suaith Smith William, Carleton Robinson Mrs. Jane, Snaith BAKERS. Spivey George, West Cowick Rowley Mrs.- West Cowick Spivey J osrph, East Cowick Turner Henry, Snait!l Spivey Thomas, West Cowick Russell Mrs. Rebecca, Snaith Wilson John, Sriaith i Serjeantson Rev. Robt. Jas. Snaitb Spivey William, West Cowick Shearburn Miss Mary, Snaith BASKET MAKERS, BRAZIERS AND TINM~N• Shearburn M1·s. Mary, Snaith Vi la Smith William, Snaith Barratt Richard, ~naith Shillito Miss-, Snaith Thompson John, West Cowick Stanley George, Rawclitfe Smith Rev. John, East Cowick Webster Binglcy, Carleton Tuwnend Mary, Snaith 532