'DIRECTORY. 157 KIRMINGTON .. [LINCOLN.] Baker .John, farmer H ucknall John, farmer Thraves John, farmer Brett Henry, farmer Hucknall Thomas, Abbey Lodae Whitworth George,joiner Brett Robert, farmer Overtoo Ann (Mrs.), farmer Letters throughHorncastle. The near~ Fowler :Benjamin, farmer Spencer George, carrier est money order office is at Coniogsby CARRIER-George Spencer, to , saturday; to Lincoln, friday; to , mondny XJ:R.M:rN'GTON' is a small agricultural parish on the the Rev. Robert Car1· Nicholson Brackenlmry, B.A. It ~lanchester and railway, in a fertile vale, is in the hundred of Yarhorough, parts of Lindsey, union of 7~ miles north-east from , 3 east from the Baroetby Bri~g, lliocese and arehdeaconry of Lincoln, and deanery station, 168 from Lontloo, and 7 north of . The of Yarborougb. Here is a small w·esleyan chapel. Tht­ church of St. Helen's is an r·ld building with 1 bell. The population in 1851 was 379, with 2,01~ acres. The Earl living is a vicarage, value £1,)5, annexed to Brocklesby, of Yarborough is lord of the manor. iu the gift of the ·Earl of Yarboroug·h; the incumbent is 1 BrackenburyRev. Robert Ca1T Niclwl- Fr~nkish Jolm, farmer I Ransom Josepb, ~ocer & draper son, B.A Frankish Martin, beer retailer Smith William, farmer Spalding 1\lr. William Havercroft William, wheelwright Spalding- Richard, gardener Cartwright George, farmer Hudson Wm. farmer, Kirrnington vale StH'ing J esse, harness maker Catley Richard, shopkeeper & carrier Lancaster William, turmer Wray Thomas, carpenter Dale Richard, hlacksmitl1 Marris John, farmer Letters through Ulceby, which is the Dale 'Villiam, tailor !\Iarris Thomas, farmer nearest money order office CARRIER-Richard Catley, to Brigg, thursday, & to Hull, tuesday K.:rR.MON'D-LE-MJ:R.E is a very small village and pher Turnor, Esq., of Stoke Rochford, who is lord of the parish, in Wraggoe hundred, Caistor union, parts of Lindsey, manor and owner of the soil. 'l'he Rev. Thomas H. , diocese and archdeaconry of Lin­ Langton is the incumbent. The church of St. Martin coln, and deanery of \Vraggoe. The village, situate on an is an exceedingly neat edifice, with a bell turret and 1 acclivity, amidst a f~>rtile and picturesque neighbourhood, bell. The ar·ea ot' the parish is 1,290 acres, and the po­ is 6~ miles north-east from , about 8 south­ pulation in 1851 was 62. east from Caistor, and 12 north-west from Louth. The BuLLY HILI., a lofty height of the wolds, is half a mile benefice is a vicarage, value £120, in the gift of Christo- south-west. FieldMend CharlPs R. farmer I Letters received through . The nP.arest money order office is at Marris George Edward, farmer Ma1·ket Rasen XI&TON' is a parish, large village, and railway station on with battlements and pinnacles; but being much dilapidated, the Great N ortbem line, in the wapentake of Kirt.on, parts the greater part was taken down in 1809, and rebuilt on a of Holland, Boston union, South Lincolnshire, 103 miles from smaller scale, with a tower and 8 bells. The Free school and 4 south-south-west of Boston, contahwd in was founded and endowed in 1624 by Sir Thomas Middle- 18fH, exclusive of the chapelry of Brothertoft, 2,176 cott. By a recent decree of the Court of Chancery, this inhabitants, and ahout 4,920 acres of land. The living, school has been entirely rebuilt and remodelled; it is now a with the curacy of Brothertoft, is a discharged viearage, in Free Grammar school; John Willinm Cass, Esq., B.A., the arcbdeaconry and , rated in the King's is the head master. 'l'here are chapels for Independent~ "nd Books at £21 10s., present value £304; the Mercers' Com- llethodists. There are almshouses for four poor women, and pany, London, are the patrons, and the Rev." William Lud- some other charities. The market is disused. low, M.A., the incumhent. The church of St. Peter and St. BROTHERTOFT is a chapelry, with 123 people, 5 miles Paul was a noble crnciform structure, in the Decorated~:~tyle, north-west from Boston. with a square tower at the intersection, and ornamented SIMON WEIR is .au extra-parochial place, with 35 people. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cartwright Henry, farmer, Holme GreethanAnthony,Nag'sHead,Holme Birkitt Richard, esq Cheeseman Richard, farmer, Hoime Hackney John, farmer, Kirton end Bothamley Mr. Benjamin ClarkeSt.Thomas &Thomas, frmrs.Fen Hackney Samuel, farmer, Drain side Cass John William, esq. B.A Clayton James, beer retailer, Holme Hall George, bricklayer, Fen Dale Mrs Codling Thomas, farmer, Kirton end Hall John, machine maker, Skeldyke DiC'kinson Rev. William [Independent] Cole Charles, hairdresser Hammond Charles, farmer, Fen Dodd Charles, esq Cook Lucy (Mrs.), grocer & baker, Hammond Christopher, farmer, Feu Hardy Henry, esq Kirton end Hammond Edward, farmer, Fen Lane Edward, esq Cooke George, farmer Hammond John, farmer, Fen T~udlow Rev. William, M.A. [vicar] Coupland Eno, Bull inn, & saddler Hand James, farmer, Fen Lupton Mr. Thomas Creasey Bletcher, farmer, Skeldyke Hand William, farmer, Fen :M:eeds William, esq. Fen Dalby William Birkett, bricklayer Harness James, farmer, Mere Naylor Mr. William · Dale James, farmer, Holme Higdon Charles, vestry clerk Parker James, esq. Holme Dales Charles, baker Higdon William, farmer Smeeton Samuel, esq. Kirtou house Darby John, shoemaker Higgs Arthur, road surveyor Smith William, esq Daughton Robert, farmer Holmes John, farmer, Kirton end Temple Mr. Thomas Dawse John, gardener, Skeldyke Hutchinson Robert, farmer, Holme Thorp Mrs Dawson James Wright, farmer, Holme Hutchmson Thomas, tanner, Holme Tunnard Mrs. Drain side Dawson Parker, sl10emaker Jackson Edward, relieving officer & Twigg Miss Dawson William, farmer, Skeldyke registrar of births & deathg COMMERCIAL. Dickinson Joseph, New inn, Fen Kent John, butcher Aspland Hy. farmer & cattle dlr. Holme Dickinson Richard, grocer, linendraper Ketton Robert, farmer, Mere Aspland Joshua, farmer, Holme & brewer, & post office Knight William, bricklayer Aspland Joshua, jun. farmer, Holme Dickinsou Wm. farmer, Willoughby hall Lane Edward, surgeon Atkin 'l'homas, farmer, Seadyke Dixon John, farmer, Fen Langley John, builder Bell Henry, miller Dixon John, farmer, Skeldyke Lawrence William, farmer Billyard Henry, brewer Driver Joseph, shoemaker Leake Edward, farmer, Kirton end Blackith Charles Robert., chemist Eagle Thoma.o;;, blacksmith, Kirtou end Lee J ames, tailor Bliss James, plumber & glazier Early John, gardener Mager John, farmer Booth George, farmer, Holme Eastgate John, farmer, Holme Mager Mrs. farmer; Skeldyke Booth George, farmer, Kirton end Ey1•e John, farmer, Wa.o;;hway Marshall Benjamin, farmer, Skeldyke Booth Samuel, farmer, Drain side Favell Samuel, shoemaker, Kirton end Martin David & George, farmers, Fen Borman William, farmer, Seadyke Fossitt Frederick, farmer Mason Henry, farmer, Mere Brewster l\Iary (Mrs.), fhrrner Foster Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Mason John, farmer, Holme Brookes Thomas, farmer, Fen Fountain John, fanner, Fen Mason Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Fen Brown Joseph, draper, Holme Frankll Arthur (exors. of), farmer, Fen MedleyWilliam, farmer.. Drain side Brown William Phillip;~, painter, plum- Franks Stephen (exors. of), farmer Meeds William, farmer, Fen her & glazier Good Ezf"k.iel. gardener Meredith Henry, farmer, Holme Bncknall Joseph, farmer Goodacre Richard Albert, beer retailer, Millhouse Thompson, farmer, Holme Bull Daniel, farmer, Skeldyke Skeldyke Morley Robert, farmer 1 Bum Rebecca (Mrs.), school Goodwin John, J!,'llrdener ?wlowbray Robert, farmer, SkeldJke Cade Thomas, farmer, Seadyke Green Joseph.. farmer, Fen 1\'lowbray Thomas, farmer~ Holme CassJohn William, B.A. master of the Gunniss Edwa.rd William, blacksmith, MowbrayThomas Philip,funuer, Holme Free sch~l Kirton end NaylorJas. Blackburn,farmr.Kirtonend

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