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Lincolnshire 784 SOA . LINCOLNSHIRE. (KELLY'S SMITHs,BLACKS:MITHS & FARRIERS con. Freemasons' Lodges :--Ancholme (No. Lincoln Angling Association ( J. Dnrance Woods John, 23 Inner street, Grantham 1,282) (worshipful master, Bro. F. & F. C. Bourne, joint hon. secs. ; &eo. Woods John, Kirton, Boston C. Hett P.G.J. w. ; sec. w. Bro. H. Parkinson, water bailiff), 6 Free W oodthorpe&Haddock, Hope st. Grimsby Cooper P .M.), Brigg: Hamilton, 1,6oo School lane, Lincoln Woodthorpe Mrs. Anne, 53 Wide Bar- (Geo. Green, sec.), Chapel st. Alford; Lincoln .Anti-Compulsory Vaccination gate, Boston The Lindsay, No. 712 (John Jones League (William H. Jackson, sec.), Woodthorpe Arthur, Stickney, Boston w.M.; Waiter Shephard, sec.), Rose- 56 Sincil bank, Lincoln Woodthorpe Waiter, Shodfriars lane & mary lane, Louth; "The Lumley," LincolnCharitableRepository(Mrs.Sarah Peacock & Royal Hotel yard, Boston No. 1,893 (Harry Frith, see.), Estate M. Liens, matron),66 Park st.Lincoln Woodward Mrs. H. Bolingbroke, Spilsby offices, Roman bank, Skegness R.S.O; Lincoln Church of England Working Woodward William, West Keal, Spilsby Doric, No. 362, St. Peter's hill, Grant- Men Society's Rooms (W. H. :Francis, Worsley William, Marton, Lincoln ham; St. Lawrence, No. 2,078 (A. V. librarian), Mint street, Lincoln Wray George, North Coates, Grimsby Wilkins, master), Masonic rooms, Lincoln Conservative Association (Chas. Wright Charles, Alkborough, Doncaster Manley st. Scunthorpe, Doncaster; & Panton, registration agent},Long Leys Wright Geo. Low Burnham, Doncaster St. Matthew's, No. 1,447 (Rev. Wm. road, Lincoln Wright John, Dunsby, Bourne Hipkin, sec.), Brigg road, Barton-on- Lincoln Diocesan Board of Education Wright John, Silk-Willoughby, Sleaford Humber (Rev. J. Clare Hudson, Thornton vie· Wright John, Surfleet, Spaldmg Gainsborough Choral Society (A. G. arage, Horncastle, hon. sec.); meet­ Wright Richd. F. Grey Green, Doncaster Shepherd,sec.), St. Jn.'s ter.Gainsbro' ings held quarterly in the vestry of Young William, Stixwould, Lincoln Gainsborough Liberal Association (Wm. Lincoln cathedral, Lincoln Young Wm. Henry, Bucknall, Lincoln Duckering, agent), 53 Hickman st. Lincoln Liberal Association (Herbert J. Gainsborough Gladstone esq. president ; Williams SOAP MAKERS. Grantham Conservative Association & Son, hon. secs.), St. Swithins Lindsey Manufacturing Co. ( exors. of), (Arthur Gompertz Gamble, hon. sec.; square, Lincoln Brigg Henry Millichip,librarian),Castlegate, Lincoln & Lincolnshire Association for Smith Chas.Goodwin & Sons,26 Upgate, Grantham the Prosecution of Felons (Williams Louth ; & Ashby road, Spilsby Grautham ConservativeAssociationCom- & Son, joint secs. & treas.), 14 Silver mittees :-Central Ward (R. S. Best- street, Lincoln .SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATIONS. wick, chairman), Grantham; East Lincoln & Nottingham Counties Archi· Alford Agricultural Labourers' Society Ward, North (Arthur GompertzGam- tectural & Archreological Society( Rev. (John Higgins, hon. sec.), Alford ble, chairman), Little Goner by; East A. F. Sutton, hon. sec.), 5 EastJate, Alford Conservative Association (George Ward, South (Capt. B. H. Russell, Lincoln Atkinson, sec. ; Wm. J. Humphreys, chairman), Spitalgate ; New Somerby Lincoln Primrose Habitation (branch of) assist. sec.), Alford (Winsor Bishop, chairman), New (Mrs. Ellison, ruling councillor; Miss Barton-on·Humber Young Mens' Chris- Somerby; South Spitalgate,EastWard F. M. C. Ellison, sec.), Bracebridge, tian Association (- Thomas, sec.), (Capt. Benj. Hill Russell, chairman), Lincoln Barton-on-Humber Stanton st.; West Ward, North (T. Lincoln Temperance Society (William .lloston Amateur Dramatic Society (Fred Castle, chairman)&West Ward,South, Monks, organizing sec.), 66 Monk's Blanshard, hon.sec. ),22 Tower st.Bstn Spitalgate, Grantham road, Lincoln :Boston Liberal Association (Josiah Grantbam :Farmers' Benevolent Associa- Lincoln Young Men's Christian Asso- Beaulah & John C. Wilkinson, hon. tion (A. H. Malim, sec.), Grantham ciation (Geo. W. Rankin, gen. sec.); secs.; William Hy. Crust, registration Grantbam Liberal Assoc-iation (Fredk. Gymnasium, Tanners lane (J. E. agent), Bridge street, Boston Tombs, reg. agent), 2 London road, Deuchars, director) ; Football club .Boston Shipwreck Association (Alfred Grantham ( W. L. Mason, sec.); Swimming club Henry Read, sec.), South st.. :UostQn Grantham Philharmonic Society (Earl of ( J. Buxton, sec.) ; Cycling club (T. :Boston Show flociety (J. G. Killingworth Dysart, president; Rev. E. C. H. M. Cade, sec.), Guildhall st. Lincoln & Sons, secs. 41 Main ridge), 5 & 7 Elsmere, hon. sec.), The Theatre, Lincolnshire Agricultural Society (Earl Dolphin lane, Boston George street, Grantham Brownlow, patron; Earl of Yar­ :Boston Young Men's Institute & Chris- Grantham Scientific Society (Herbert borough, president; Stephen Upton, tian Association (George E. Hackford, W. Elsden & H. T. Preston F.G.s. hon. sec.), 2 St. Benedict's square, Lincoln sec.), Norfolk place, Boston curators; G. W. Preston B.A. hon. Lincolnshire Association for the Pre- Bourne Athletic Sports & Horse Show sec.), Guildhall, Grantham vention of the Administration of (A. W. Minta, sec.), West st. Bourne Grimsby & District Photographic Asso- Poisonous Drugs &c. to Horses (Rt. Bourne Christmas Fat Stock Show ciation (J. H. Clayton, hon. sec.),28A, Hon. Henry Chaplin P.c. pres. ; Stphn. (Messrs. R. Broth well, T. Hard wick & Victoria street, Grimsby Upton. sec.), St. Benedict's sq. Lincoln J. B. Shilcock, hon. secs.), Bourne Grimsby & District Tobacconists' Asso- Lincolnshire Coast ShipwreckAssociation :Bourne Flower Show (A. Yates, hon. ciation (Arthur Fredk. Slatter, hon. (Louth branch) (Wm. Walkington, sec.), West street, Bourne sec.), 16o Freeman street, Grimsby collector), Corn exchange, Louth :Bourne Foal Show (R. Brothwell & T. Grimsby Fishermen's & Fishing Engi- LincolnshireCoastShipwreckAssociation Holmes, hon. secs.), Market pl.Bourne neers' Trade&: Sick Benefit Society(W. (Willingham G.Mitchinson,collector), Bracebridge Liberal Association (Chas. Jacobs, sec.), t8 Orwell st. Grimsby The Terrace, Spilsby Pannell, chairmn. ),Bracebridge,Lncln Grimsby Fishermen's Friendly Protec- Lincolnshire Farmers' Association(Rchd. J3ritish&Foreign Bible Society(branches) tive Society (James Looming, sec.), W. Millington, solicitor & sec.), Carre (Rev. William Lee, dist. sec.), 25 St. Fish Dock road, Grimsby street, Sleaford Peter's hill, Grantham; (H. F. V. Grimsby General Workers' Friendly & Lincolnshire Land Agents' & Tenants Falkner esq. hon. sec.), 34 Eastgate, Protective Society (Jacob Pickwell, Right Valuers' Association (Stephen Louth; & (John Short, hon. sec.) sec.), Kmg street, Grimsby Upton, sec.),2 St. Benedict's sq.Lincln Stickney, Boston Grimsby Liberal Association (John Bar- Lincolnshire Long Wool Sheep Breeders' :Burgh & District Conservative Asso- ker, hon. sec.), Liberal club, Central Association (Stephen Upton, sec.), 2 ciation (Charles Walls esq. chairman; market, Grimsby St. Benedict's square, Lincoln George Charlton, sec.), Burgh R.S. 0 Grimsby Perfected Money & Investment Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn Association Burton Hunt Committee(W. 'r. Toynbee, Society (Wm. Kemp Gresswell, sec.), (Step hen Up ton, sec.), 2 S,. Benedict's hon. sec.), 6 & 7 Bank street, Lincoln 33 Freeman street, Grimsby square, Lincoln Caistor & District Liberal Association HeckingtonFloral&Horticultural Society Liverpool Victoria Legal FriendlySociety (C.Brown,hon.sec.),Market pl.Caistor (Edwd. Godson, sec.),Heckington S.O (Wm. Wilkinson, manager), 91 Vie· Church Missionary Society (Louth Heckington :t'oal Show Association( John toria street, Grimsby branch) (T. 1<'. Allison, treas.), The B. Brumfield, sec.), Heckington S.O London Missionary Society (Louth Hill; (Holy Trinity branch) (Philip Horncastle Amateur Dramatic Society branch) (Rev. C. Playll, sec.) 29 Allison esq. treas.), White house, Louth (Alfred Cammack, sec.), 2 Market pl. Queen street, Louth Church of England Incorporated Society Horncastle Louth Antiquarian & Naturalist Society forprOl·iding Homes for Waifs &Strays Horncastle Amateur String Band (Chas. (Benja.min Crow & R. W. Goulding, (Rev. Alfred Hunt M. A. organizoing H. Stevens, sec. ),Gordon V1lla,Spilsby joint hon. secs. ; Chas. Michell NesbiU sec.), 23 Newport. Lincoln road, Horncastle esq. president), New street, Louth East Lindsey, Louth Division Liberal HorncastleDivision Central Conservative Louth Association for the Prosecution of Association(T. E. Ingram, registration Association(Geo. Herbt.Preston,sec.), Felons (Port.er Wilson, sec. & treas.), agent & sec.), 8 Corn market, Louth Town hall, ~pilsby W estgate, Louth ::Foresters'-Ancient Order of, Friendly Horncastle Division Liberal Association Louth Association for the Prosecution of Society (Louth United district) (Alex. (Thomas Bayliss, sec. & reg. agent), Poachers (Wm. Haddon Owen, sec.), Watson, sec.), Corn market, Louth; Church street, Spilsby I Eastgate, Louth No. 1312 Lodge ( Hy. Wilson, sec.), Horncastle Excelsior Brass Band (Martin Louth Christmas Fat Stock Show Society Foresters' hall, North Somercotes, WrightShaw, bandmstr.),20Foundry (H. F. V.I<'alkner, hon. sec. &treas.), Grimsby street, Horncastle Louth .
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