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VOLUNTEERS. Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for Stamford 2nd Volunteer Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment (D & G Borough, George Goodley, St. Mary's street Clerk to the Stamford Endowed Schools, George Good­ Cos ), Armoury, 43 High street, Capt. H. G. Iggul­ ley, St. Ma.ry's street den (D Co.), Lieut. E. C. Richardson (G Co.); Rev. F. E. Lowe M.A. hon. chaplain; Colour-Sergt. County Coroner, Stamford Division of Lincoln &. Southern William Smith, instructor District of Rutland, Valentine George Stapleton, 21 St. Mary's street County Surveyor for Rutland,J ames Richardson,Barn bill AL~ISHOUSES. Steward of the Manors of· Barholm, Barnack, Bourn, All Saints, Callis with the members, Duddington, Sawtry, Torpel, of Bede's, St. 2\Ia.rtin's Stamford, Stamford Baron & Uffington, Charles Percy Browne's Hospital, Broad street, Rev. Canon 'Villiam Phillips, I Barn hill John Williams M.A. warden; Rev. Henry Bailey Steward of the Manors of King's Cliffe, Yarwell, Nas­ Browning M. A. confrater; George W. Johnson, Barn sington, Wood Newton & Apethorpe & clerk to King's hill, steward Cliffe Schools & Law & Hutcheson's Charity, Valentine Fryer's, Wothorpe road Stapleton, 21 St. Mary's street Hopkin's Hospital, Tinwell road Steward of the Manor of Colleyweston, Barrowden, 'Ying Snowden's, Scotgate & Liddington, Richard Mills English, 40 Broad atreet Truesdale's, Scotgate Williamson's Hospital, St. Peter's street PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services. St. Mary's, St. Mary's hill (vacant) rector; II a.m. & MARKETS. 6.30 p.m.; daily, ro a.m. & 6.30 p.m Butchers' Shambles, High street & Broad street, fri St. Michael's, High street, Rev. Henry Izod Rogers M.A. Butter, Red Lion square, fri rector; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m Corn, Corn exchange, Broad street, fri All Saints', with St. Peter's, Rev . .Alfred Wynter Leach Fruit & Vegetables, Broad street, fri B.A. vicar; holy communion, 8 & II a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; Cattle (Fat & Store Stock), by Midland station, man daily, ro a.m. ; wed. 7 p.m St. George's, St. George's square, Rev. James Frederic STA~FORD UNION. Camm LL.D. rector; II a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; daily at Board day every alternate monday at the workhouse, 4 p.m St. Martin's St. John the Baptist, St. John's street, Rev. Frederick Stamford union comprises the following places in Lin­ John Winder Taverner M.A. rector; 8 & II a.m. & colnshire :-All Saints (Stamford), Barholm, Brace­ 6.30 p.m borough, West Deeping, Greatford, SS. George, John St. Martin's Sta.mford Baron, High street, St. Martin's, the Baptist, Mary & Michael (Starnford), Stow, Tal­ Rev. Francis Davenport M.A. vicar; 8.30 & II a.m. lington, Uffington & Wilsthorpe: in Northamptonshire, & 6.30 p.m. & wed. 7.30 p.m.; fri. II a.m. at special BaintSouthorpe, Thornhaugh, Uf­ Our Ladye & St. Augustine, Apostle of England, Catholic, ford, Wansford, Wittering & 1Vothorpe: in Rutland, Broad street, Rev. Joseph West, priest; mass II a.m. Great & Little Casterton, Clipsham, Essendine, Ketton, & benediction & sermon 6.30 p.m.; daily mass 7.30 Pickworth, Ryhall, Tin well & Tixover; & Stibbington, a.m. ; holidays of obligation, mass 9 a.m. & benedic­ in HuntingdolllShire. The population of the union in tion, 8 p.m. ; wed. benediction 8 p.m rgor was IU,52I j area., ss,6go acres j rateable value, Baptist (Particular), North street, Rev.Manasseh Tryon; £120,807 r I a. m. & 6.30 p.m Chairman of tbe Board of Guardians, Marquess of Exeter, Congregational, Star lane, Rev. Chas. Robert Gardner; Burghley house, Stamford rr a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Richd. Primitive Methodist, Elackfriars street (Oakham Mills English, 40 Broad street, Stamford circuit) ; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m Treasurer, Meabum Staniland Young,Stamford, Spalding Wesleyan, Earn hil.i, Rev. Frederick Law (supt.) & Rev. & Boston Bank, Stamford Thos. Hannah; II a.m. & 6.30 p. m. ; wed. 7.30 p. m Relieving & Vaccination Officers, Stamford district, Robt. Forrester Coldicott, 2 Erownlow terrace, Stamford ; SCHOOLS. Ba.rnack district, Alfred Andrews, Barnack The Grammar School, founded in 1530, & now a se­ Collectors of Poors Rates, John Reedman, 45 Broad condary school, was incorporated in 1874 with Rad­ street, Stamford; Isaac :Bentham, 35 St. Martin's, cliffe & Browne's foundations, and by another scheme, Stamford ; J ames Morriss, Barnack, Stamford ; Alfred dated 1882, it was constituted a first-grade school, in E. Downs, Ryhall, Stamford; George F. Ilaseldene, which boys may receive a thorough education for the W a.nsford ; Leonard Smith, St. Martin's, Stamford ; Universities &c. whilst full provision is made for such John T. Sells, Uffington; John W. Goodliffe, Ketton, as intend to enter business occupations: the build­ Stamford; W. Marriott, West Deeping ings, erected at a cost of [7,ooo, are in the Gothic Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Barnack district, style, & comprise spacious dormitories, with separate Waiter Dowley Eddowes jun. L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. 20 cubicles for each boy, & a large bath-room supplied St. George's square, Stamford; Clipsham district, with hot & cold water, & a detached building set John Robinson Scott L.R.C.P.Lond. Market Overton; apart as an infirmary; there is also a chemical Ketton district, Cla.ude Herbert Clabburn M.B., C.M. laboratory, carpenters' shop, g-ymnasium & fields for Ketton; Ryhall district, George Samuel James Boyd cricket & football: an exhibition of £so a year, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 19 St. George's square, tenable for 3 years at some University or place of Stamford ; Stamford district, Thomas Porter Green­ higher education, is vacant every year, & pupils of wood M.R.C.S.Eng. 36 St. Ma.ry's street, Stamford; this school have a preference for Lord Exeter's Ex­ West Deeping district, Henry Thomas Benson, Market hibition at St. John's College, Cambridge: several Deeping scholarships, tenable in the school, are also offered for Superintendent Registrar, Richard Mills English, 40 competition annually: there are now (1905) about so Broad street, Stamford boys, including boarders; Rev. Dennis Jacob Johnson Registrars of Births & Deaths, Stamford sub-district, Da.rna.rd M.A., LL.D. scholar of Trinity Hall, Cam­ Thomas Booth, 54 St Martin's; deputy, John Sykes, bridge, head master; Rev. J. N. Crosthwaite M. A. 40 Broad street, Stamford; Barnack sub-district, second master; F. R. Parkes B.Sc. & Bertram C. Altred Andrews, Barnack; deputy, J. H. W. Keen, Robb, assistant masters · Barnack The High School for Girls, in St. Martin's & near to Registrar of Marriages, Thomas Booth, 54 St. Martin's, Burghley park, was erected in 1876 (on Browne's foun­ Stamford; deputy, John Sykes, 40 Broad street dation) under the provisions of the ~cheme of the The Workhouse, on the Ryhall road, is a large structure Stamford Endowed Schools, for the purposes of afford­ of brick; Rev. Edward Hawley Everett, rector of Tin­ ing to all girls who are residing with their parents or well, has been chaplain since r867; Robert C. Middle­ guardians, t~r who are boarders under any ·regula­ mist, medical officer; F. W. Everdell, master; Mrs. tions consistent with the·' provisions of the scheme, A. B. Everdell, matron a careful & thorough educational course adapted to the requirements of the present day; pupils are pre­ PUBLIC OFFICERS. pared for the Dam bridge local examinations; Miss Clements, head mistress Certifying Factory Surgeon, Thomas Porter Greenwood The Endowed School, St. Peter's hill, was established M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. & L.M.Edin. 36 St. Mary's in 1873, for 218 boys: in addition to 4 scholarships street of a yearly value of £2 & 4 of a yearly value of £x