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PoST & M. 0. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, by Messrs. Bell Brothers, Morrison & Co. & the lessors o & (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should be ad­ the rovalties• of iron stone in Brotton others ; it will hold dressed R.S. 0. Yorks).-John Henry Richelieu, receiver. 750 children; average attendanee, 650; Edwin l'Anson, Letters arrive from Saltburn-by-the-Sea, 7·37 a. m.; dis­ master ; Miss Frances L, Hen wood, mistress; Miss Eliza­ patched at g. I8 a. m. & 6.4 & g.2r p.m. The nearest beth M. Day, infants' mistress telegraph offices are at Brotton & Loftus British Schools, , erected in 1873, for 361 WALL LETTER Box, High street, cleared at 5.30 p.m. No children ; average attendance, 320; Matthew Robinson, collection on sundays master; Miss Mary .A. W. Carr1 mistress Police Station, High st. Thomas Barker, sergeant in charge Infants', erected r 882, for 167 children ; average attend.· SCHOOLS:- ance, rgo .A School Board of 7 members was formed .April 28, 1874; RAILWAY STATIONS:- T. Welford, clerk to the board & attendance officer Brotton, .Alfred Pearson Maddison, station master Church School (boys, girls & infants), erected & supported Carlin How, William Ruby, station master . Brotton. Good fellow Ann (Mrs.), Queen's .Arms Tuck Charles, tailor, 2 Child street I P.H. High street Ventress George, farmer FRIVATE RESIDENTS. Harrison Thos.grocer&beer ret. High st Walker Thompson F. chemist & drug. Bell Rev. James M.A. [rector & surro- Hodge William Hy.draper,Errington st gist, High street gate] , Rectory Hopper Wm. grocer, 14 Errington st Waters George, joiner, High street Carr ~1iss, The Villa Hugill Jonathan,butchr.3oErrington st W ebster Geo. Green Tree P. H.9o High st Day Ralph, High street Hughill William, grocer, 37 Jackson st W ebster Richard, farmer Dixon David Watson, Brotton hall Huntcliff Iron Stone Mines (Bell W elford J oseph, boot & shoe manufac­ Gibson John, Hunley hall Brothers Limited, proprietors; D. W. turer & general outfitter; horses & Hutchinson Mrs. High street Dixon, manager) traps for hire, 62 & 63 High street J ohnson Rev.Christophen. Th. [curate], Huntroyd J sph. shpkpr. 32 Errington st W elfordRt. hair dressr.&tobcnst. High st Brotton house Jackson Henry, grocer, .High street Welford Thomas, clerk & attenda.nce Jolly William Hamilton,IgErrington st Jackson Joseph Thomas, butcher, 13 & officer to school board Leigh John Dickinson, The Close IS Errington street WheatleyMatthew,shopkpr.23Chapel st Steavenson Charles H. Runley house J ames Thomas, grocer &c. I J ackson st Wilson .Andrew, Crown P.H_ 52 High st Taylor George, The Grange Johnson Jacob, shoe ma. 21 Jackson st Wilson Joseph,shopkeeper,2&3Abbey st Taylor Joseph, The Grange Jolly Hamilton William, medical prac- Winspear Thos. greengrocer, Chapel fit Walton John, Grange lodge titioner, rg Errington street Wright Harry, fancy repository & Kirkbright Matth. Royal hotel, High st news agent, High street COMMERCIAL. Knaggs George, butcher, High street Atterton Robert, grocer, Ings lane Leigh John Dickinson H.B., L.R.c.s. SkinniJl grove. Barker Thos. sergeant of police, High st surgeon, & medrcal officer & public Stonehouse Roger Bell George, butcher, 126 High street vaccinator, Brotton dist. Guisboro' Allinson Sarah (Mrs.), grocer & draper Blackett James, Ship inn, 125 High st union, & surgeon to Cottage hospital Cottage Hospital Bottomly Henry, farmer, Shepherd's ho & mines, The Close Dart John, shopkeeper l Brotton Gas Light & Coke Co. Limited Lister John, blacksmith, High street Hall George, Tiros' Coffee House :r,lj: (Joseph Taylor, sec) Loftus Co-operative Society (branch of) Johnson William, grocer, Post office Brotton Iron ~tone Mines (Morrison & (Philip Boughen, man.), Errington st Leaf Robert, grocer Co. proprietors; Chas.H.Steavenson, Lumpsey Iron Stone Mines (Bell Lofthonse Iron Stone Mines (Pease & manager; George Taylor, agent) Brothers Limited, proprietors; D. W. Partners Limited, propriet~; Brotton Institute (William Heal, sec.), Dixon, manager) William Moore, manager)

High street Marley Geo. grocer & tea dealer,High st Miners'Institute(Fred Appleby1curatr) Borrows GeorgeT.shoe maker,3Days st MerryweatherAlfd. M. draper, 73High st Rowland Lawson, outfitter Butterby William, farmer, Warsett Moffatt William, draper, 88 High street Skinningrove Iron Co. Limited ('l'homas Catron George, beer retailer & tobacco- N ixonJ n. grocer&draper ,3gErrington st C. Hutchinson, managing director) nist, 5 Errington street North Eastern Banking Co. Limited Skinningrove Co-operative Industrial Catron Joseph, postmaster, assistant (sub-branch) (Wm. Burton Bolland, Society Limited overseer & tax collector, High street mangr.) (opened fri. ), High st.; draw Whitaker Richard, coastguardsman Cavill William, tailor, 7 High street on Glyn,Mills,Cnrrie&Co. E c Cleveland Cottage Hospital (J. D. Leigh PadgetR bt. painter&l'!hopkpr. I r 8High st Kilton. M. B., L.R.c.s_. surgeon; Sister .Ara­ Perry J oseph, shopkeeper, 3Errington at Lancaster George, Kilton hall bella Bates, matron) Pett John, stationer, 8 Errington street Carlin How Iron Stone Minen st Plews Chas. boot maker, 17 Errington st agen\; .Armstrong Varty, manager) Cornforth John, farmer, Lugdate Ramshaw Robert, farmer, Millholm Fa.rndale Charles, farmer, Stank house Cragg Hall lron Stone Mines (Pease & Reed James, shopkeeper, 9 J&ckson st Garbutt John, miller & farmer, Kilwn Partners Limited, proprietors ; Riding Thomas, shopkeeper, Jackson st mill (water) rj William Moore, manager) Rigg (Joseph) & Knaggs (Joseph), Cross Henry, joiner, Ings lane farmers, Low farm Carlin How. Cross Robert, butcher, 37 Errington st Rigg Thomas, farmer, Borough farm Bowers Mark, shopkeeper Davison Edward P. contractor, High st Rigg William, tailor, 89 High street Glover Miles, shopkeeper DownesJohn,crier&bill poster,43High st Rivett William, greengrocer, 17 High st Hutton Bartholomew, shopkeeper Elsegood Jas. marine store dlr.3Child st Robson Willia.m, grocer, 123 High st J ackson Robert, grocer Farndale Matthew, farmer, Cragg hall Russell Manuel, shopkeeper, 19 Child st Richelieu Jn.Hy. shopkeepr. Post ofik-e Fletcher Wm. blacksmith & agricultural Snaith Robert, draper &c •.108 High st Skinningrove Co-operative Society implement maker, High street Starmer Charles Wm. grocer, 9 High st Limited (branch of) Faulkner J sph.grocer&c. 28Errington st Stubbs Henry, farmer, Gripps house Thompson Thomas, butcher Gibson John, farmer, Hunley hall Suggett Ja.mes, Station hotel, I High st Whiley Da.vid, grocer Gladstone Medd, builder k beer re- Temple John, farmer, Brotton barns Wood Thomas, Maynard .Arms P.H tailer, I .Abbey street Treloar William, hair dresser, High st BROUG HTON is a township in the parish of Kirkby­ Little Broughton, It miles south, is an adjoining in-Cleveland, comprising the hamlets of GREAT and LITTLE hamlet of a few farmhouses ; and about a mile dist&nt,on the BROUGHTON, in tbe Cleveland division of the Riding, west summit of a lofty hill, is a rude pile called "the Wain division of Langbaurgh liberty, petty sessional division of Stones." Divine service is conducted in the school on Sun­ Langbaurgh West, union and county court district. day ev-enings by the vicar. Great Broughton, anciently a Roman settlement, is a populous village, nearly a mile in length, 2! miles south­ The area of Great and Little Broughton is 3,ogr acres; east from Stokesley and It south from Stokesley station on rateable value, £4,556; the population in r891 was 504· the Stockton and section of the North Eastern rail­ way, which runs near the village of Kirby. The hills sur­ PosT 0FFICE.-David Sanderson, sub-postmaster. Letters rounding have been found to contain a great quantity of jet. through arrive at g.3o a.m. ; dispatched Here are Wesleyan, Primitive Methodist and Congregational at 3·55 p.m. Stokesley is the nearest money order k cha~ls. William Ferrand esq. of St. Ives, Bingley, West telegraph office Yorks and John James Emerson esq. ;r,P., LL.D. of Ea.sby Hall, Great .Ayton, are the chief landowners. The soil ~s Elementary School, for 47 children; average attendan~ alluvial ; subsoil, strong clay. The chief crops are wheat, so; Miss .Alice Mary Besant, mistress. The school 11 beans and oats. licensed for divine service.