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(LINCOLNSHIRE. J THADES.' FEA 783 Hill .Albert (to Mr. James Hill), Bel- 1Neeve Willi·a.m (to David Tong esq. ), Smith Philip (to Mr. Tbos. Holmes), wood farm, Bracon, DoncM~tell" i South Oarlton, Lincoln \Vest Fen, Boston llill John (to the Burghley estate), I Newborn Roberrt (to .A. J. Brown Smith William (toW. B. Barnes esq.), Burgbley park, Stamford e"q. ), Garthorpe R. S.O Hundreds farm, East Reeking- 1 Six Hill John (to Mr. Geo. Coulthunt),' Ogden Charles (to R~mben Roberts ton, Boston West Halton, Doncaster esq.), Digby, Lincoln Smith W~lliam (to W. H. Ward esq.), Hobson Wilham (to .A. Knapton el!q. i Parker James (to W. Hoff esq.), ~Iidlville, BQ.!;,ton Y.orkslhire), Lud:dington, Swinefieet Grebby, Spilsby South David (to Charles Edward Mar- R.S.O ·Parker Thomas (to Mr. John Todd), fleet esq.), Boothby, Lincoln Hodson Da.vid (to Lieut.-Col. Parker),· Kirkby Green, Lincoln Spencer Harry (to T .. J. Belt-on esq. Great Hale, Heckington S. 0 • Parker William (to Mrs. Pockling- sen. ), Amcotts, Doncast.e•r Holloway Henry Edward (to Mr. H. 1 ton-Ooltman),.. Home farm, Hag- Spratt G.(toW.Creaser es-q.),rfnngton Sharpley), South Reston, Louth I naby, Spilsby fen, Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding Holmes William (to Samuel McCaw· 'Patohett Daniel (to Mr. Wi1liam Bow- Stanton William (to Thomas Blad- ley e5q.), J.Wthwell, Caistor ser),Stone farm,ThoreS>way, Caistor worth e.sq.), Luddington, Swine- Houlden George (to Rev. Edward Patman Robert (to Richd. Harrison fleet R.S.O Rawnsley M . .A., J.P.), Hall farm, esq.), Deeping St. Nicholas, Spldng Stevenson George (to T. N. Worth Raith by, Spilsby Pattisun John (to Edward Cross esq. ), esq. ), Hurn bank, Holbeach HouJ.cLen Harry (to F. W. S. Heywood Owruby, Lincoln Streets John (to Edward Mason Gran- esq. Holbeck manor), .Ashby Puero- Pepper GeDrge (to tale Rev. Wilfred tham esq.), .Stickford, Boston rum, Horn castle .Angnstus Holden Tho.rold M . .A.), Stubbs George (to .!.rthur Ellwood Hou1de·n Thomas (•to Harry i.Valker Gun1by, Grant!bam esq. ), New York, Lincoln esq. ), The Grange, Driby, Spi[.sby Picksley George (to. T. Oates esq. ), Te;b b William (to Major-Gen. Sir M. Howitt W<illia,m (to C. Turn()l' eo;q. East·oft R.S.O W. Willson K.C.B., J.P.), Kel1by, J .P. ), Stoke Rochfmd, Gran1!ham Pol1l Frooerick (to Col. Ciharles Birch- Grantham Hubbard George (to I. Sharpley Reynards.on J.P.),Holyweii, Sti8Jllfd Topham John (to Mr. C. H. Hawser), esq. ), Grainthorpe S.O Port as David (to Charles Marfieet Fen, Holbeach Hundleby Henry (to Robert. Harrison esq.), Boothby, Lincoln Torn .AHred (to .A. Knapton), Lud- . esq.), West .Ashby, Horncastle Potterton Charles (to Pereira Brown dington, SwJnefieet R.S.O Hyde John Thomas (to William Re€di esq.), Glentworth, Lincoln Toyne Wm. (to J. E. Hurdman esq.), esq.), Belahford, Horncastle 'Priestly Josep!h (to S. G. Wildsmitih Sloothby, .Alford Ingram Oharles (to R. Horns by & Sons I e.sq. ), Harmst{)n, ~Lincoln Vickers John (to J. E. Hurdman esq. ), Limited), Inner street, Grantham 1 Proctor William (t-o W. S. Scholey Hameringham, HoTUcastle · Isaaas John (t-o Walter T. Br<Jwn: ~-sq.), Ea.stoft R.S.O Vickers William (to B. Smith esq.), e.sq.), Haddington, Lincoln • Rawden Josepb (to George Godson Hor'bling, Folkingham S.O Issit1l Joseph (to W. H. Ward esq.),, esq. jun.), East Neckington, Bo~ton Ward William (to exors. of Rt. '\Vyche Manor house, Croft, Wainfl.eet .All' Rawden Wil'liam (to .A. Tom.linson esq. ), Postland, Crowland, Peterboro' Saints R.S.O I esq.), Broughton, Brigq Wa.rrine.r Fr<>derick (to Mr. R. Wil- .J anney Mark (to ~1r. J o<hn Thomas· Redford William (to G. C. Harris kin son). Scopwick, Lincoln Jennings-), Thoresway, Caistor esq.), Wildmore, Lincoln Wass William (to .Arthur Saul esq. ot .Jessop W~lliam (to M·ns. Thomas: Reyno1ds Smith (to H.J. C{)oke esq. ), Bourne), 'Vilsthorpe. Stamford Widdows.on), Great Hale, Hecking-' Whipchicken farm, Postland, Grow- Waters William (to W. H. Sewards ton S.O 1 land, Peterborough esq. ), Dyke, Bourne .Johnson George (to Sir M . .A. R. 1 Rhod<es Joseph (t-o Ed'Wa·r·d Mas•on Watton Jos·eph (t-o Mr. Willirun Cholmeley bart. J .P.), Easton, , Granttham e_,;q. ), Ilighbarn, West Did: ens"), Scredington, Fulkingham Grantham Keal, Spilsby Wells George (to John Langbam esq.), .Johnson Jobn(to C. J. Calthorp esq.), · Richardson Samuel (to Mr. Wm. Hal- Hough-on-the-Hill, Grantham Nettleton, Caistor kon), .A;;hhy, Doncaster \Vhitworth Samuel (to Williarn Dennis Kendan 'Dbomas (to P . .A. Skip with Roberts William (to Messrs. Malt by esq. ), Strug"s hill, Sutterton, Boston esq.), Melwood, Epwor1:1h,DoncJLster & Clarke ), Eastville, Boston Whit worth William (to J. St. Vigor Kettleborough Tom (to Chas. F. Pad- Robinson Edwin (to Lord Heneage Fox esq. J.P.), Girsby, Lincoln dison esq. ), Canwick, Lincoln P.C.), House farm, Hainton, Lincoh1 Wilkimon Amos (to .A. Tnnnard), Xe<ttlewe1l Wjlli.am (t{) W. R. Field- Robinson Joseph (to T. J. Bel.ton e-sq. Boston West, Boston · ~;end esq. ), Gayton-le-Wold, Lincoln jun. ), .Amcotts, Doncas.ter Wilkinson George (to Sir Montagu A. 'Kirk 'rhomas (to Rev. Frederick Robinson Peter (to J. T. Neeclham R. Cholmeley bart. J.P.), Burton. Di~kinson Hall M . .A.),Manby, Louth esq.), Legbourne, Louill1 Coggles, Grantham 'LaJimman Wm. (to R. Roberts esq.), Rowell Edward (to R. Kelham esq.), Willie Charles (to John Robinson _ Thimbleby, Horncastle Broadgate, Gedney Hill, Wisbech esq. ), Sale by, .Alford Lancaster Charles (to Mr. C. Brant), Sanders .Asher rto Geo. Bowser esq.), Willows John William (to Lieut.-Col. North Re~>ton, Loutlh Scremby, Sp1lsby c. J. B. Parker J.P.), Corby heath, Leggitt Samuel (to C. Mason esq. ), Sanderson Wm. (to Sir IIy. Michae1 Grant ham Wrangle, ~o~ton , Hawley bart. J.P.), Tumby HousC\ Wilson Henry (to John Sbarpe esq.), "Leverton William (to R. J. Slatel' I farm, Tumby, Boston Barrlnev Lincoln _esq.), New Le-ake, Bost?n. 1 Scothorne George (to. Samuel Kelsey Wraith Charles (to .A. Knapton esq.), 'Lu~b Joseph (~ C. G1lhat esq.), esq.), ~e~pham, Gamsborough . Luddingt()n, Swinefieet R.S.O L1ttle Beats,. L_mcoln Scott W1lham (t-o W. J. Warnnel' Wright J. (to tbeDuke of Rutland K.G., ""Lloyd John W1lham (to the Earl of esq.), Stow, Lmcoln G CB) W 1 tho G tham Dysart), Swayfield house, GrantJhm Sellers Banks (to J. E. Hurdman W ~- ht. Th' 00 (st Hrpe, rrabnl "f . ur- hb .A'" d' r1g omas o onoura e:> aunce Longma t e J oseph (t o J ames C a rt - esq. ) , nl'11 oug y, .1110r R G"ff d M G) B thb _p 11 wright esq.). Harmston, Lincoln Sentance William (to C. Beasley esq.), G 1thor 0 · · · ' 00 Y agne ' 'Lowe Pbilip(to Frederic Biggins esq.), Barrowby, Grantham W _rahnt aThm (t ..,. W"lk" · B e11 eau, .Alforu -' Sbarpe F re dk . (t o R"~t.ll;uar d E astl an d r1g ) N rthomas C k o . .....t L1 1nsonth _,..uunn F .rarDi-·1- (t o c . T urn or e,q.• J . p . ) , esq. ) , D eepmg· St . N"1c b o1 as, s p ldn., "' W esq.. ht , w·n·o . oc(t enng0<> t on, Shou Stoke Rochford, GPanbbram Simons Wm. (to William Stephenson n~ 1 Iam 0 a es arp1 ey Madens W.alt-er (to Steplhen Roberts esq.), We~twoodside, Doncaster eaq.), North Somercotes R.S.? . · esq.), Wildmore, Lincoln Simpson William (to George E. San- Young George (to John Hrggms 'Mann Forman (toW. R. Sharp esq.), dars esq.), Sca.mpton. Lincoln rsq.), Orby, Burgh R.S.O Sutterton Fen, Boston Skelton J dhn Henry (to the Earl of Young William (to Mr. Thos. Holmes), 1.Iarrabt John (to Mr. J ahn Douse), Yarboroug4h), Broclcles-by R. S. 0 West Fen, Boston Grange farm, Middlle Rasen,Marktlt Skipworth Fitz.Henry (t{) Robert Rasen Spencer esq. of MetJheringham FARRIERS. MarshaU Barney (to William BowcSer Brandicarr). Howsham, Lincoln See Smiths, Black!!mith8 &c. esq.), Gr.eetwell, Lincoln Smalley WiM~am (to John Thompson Ma:xey Mark (to Roberl Martin esq. e5q. ), Hig.htlelds, Ea.st Keal,Spilsby . Postland), Crowland, Peterborough Smedley 'Villiam (to William James FAT MERCHANTS . Mayer Croft (to C. Sharpley el;q. ), Tliompson esq. ), Postland, Crow- Howitt Matthew Henry, Butchery st.& Wold Newton, Nth.Thore~by R.S.O land, Pet-erborough Cattle market, Monks road, Lincoln Melton Edmund (to F. Wi1kin;;,on Smith David (to Messrs. F. & ..A. Wing Joseph & Son, I6 Pen st. Boston e.sq. ), Yarborou~h, Louth Sly), Deeping Bank, Spalding -Moulds J a.hn (to Mr. J ahn Tom~in- Smith John (to Ja.s. Hemingbrough FEATHER MERCHANTS. son), Somerby, Granth11m esq. J.P. ), Crow le, Doncaster Anderson F. S. & Co. Victoria Feather mills, Wide Bnrgate, Boston .
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    Midlands Register 2019 HERITAGE AT RISK 2019 / MIDLANDS Contents The Register IV Bassetlaw 73 Broxtowe 77 Content and criteria IV Gedling 78 Key Statistics VI Mansfield 79 Newark and Sherwood 79 Key to the Entries VII Rushcliffe 82 Entries on the Register by local planning IX Rutland (UA) 84 authority Herefordshire, County of (UA) 84 Derby, City of (UA) 1 Shropshire (UA) 95 Derbyshire 2 Amber Valley 2 Staffordshire 111 Bolsover 4 East Staffordshire 111 Chesterfield 5 Lichfield 111 Derbyshire Dales 5 Newcastle-under-Lyme 113 Erewash 7 South Staffordshire 114 High Peak 8 Stafford 115 North East Derbyshire 9 Staffordshire Moorlands 116 Peak District (NP) 10 Tamworth 117 South Derbyshire 10 Stoke-on-Trent, City of (UA) 118 Leicester, City of (UA) 13 Telford and Wrekin (UA) 120 Leicestershire 16 Warwickshire 122 Charnwood 16 North Warwickshire 122 Harborough 18 Nuneaton and Bedworth 125 Hinckley and Bosworth 20 Rugby 125 Melton 21 Stratford-on-Avon 127 North West Leicestershire 25 Warwick 131 Lincolnshire 26 West Midlands 133 Boston 26 Birmingham 133 East Lindsey 28 Coventry 138 Lincoln 36 Dudley 141 North Kesteven 38 Sandwell 143 South Holland 41 Walsall 143 South Kesteven 43 Wolverhampton, City of 145 West Lindsey 48 Worcestershire 147 North East Lincolnshire (UA) 53 Bromsgrove 147 North Lincolnshire (UA) 55 Malvern Hills 148 Northamptonshire 59 Redditch 151 Worcester 151 Corby 59 Wychavon 152 Daventry 59 Wyre Forest 155 East Northamptonshire 62 Kettering 64 Northampton 65 South Northamptonshire 65 Wellingborough 69 Nottingham, City of (UA) 69 Nottinghamshire 72 Ashfield 72 II HERITAGE AT RISK 2019 / MIDLANDS THE REGISTER Many structures fall into the ‘not applicable’ category, The Heritage at Risk Register includes historic for example: ruins, walls, gates, headstones or boundary buildings and sites at risk of being lost through stones.
  • Biscathorpe Exploratory Conventional Oil Well Site

    Biscathorpe Exploratory Conventional Oil Well Site

    May 2014 Biscathorpe exploratory conventional oil well site The proposal in brief Egdon would like to reassure local communities that the proposed Following our public exhibition, operation will involve conventional we thought it would be helpful to drilling for oil only and will not – either summarise our proposals and why now or in the future – involve the we believe conventional onshore process of hydraulic ‘fracking’ for shale oil drilling is important, as well as gas. This part of Lincolnshire does not providing information about the have the specific rock-formation types development, the planning process that contain shale gas. and what happens next. Where is the site? The map shows the new proposed site of the Biscathorpe exploratory Aerial photograph of a drilling conventional oil well. It is located on farmland to the west of Biscathorpe, rig (which is up to 50m high) on a approximately nine kilometers to the west of Louth. previously-drilled Egdon site The site, whilst in the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, has been carefully selected to minimise impacts on our neighbours and the environment, whilst being technically feasible to drill between the surface location and the sub-surface target area. It is screened to the north and east by woodland. It replaces the previous site to the east for which we withdrew a temporary planning application last year after listening to feedback from local people. We feel the new site is a more suitable location as the proposed access is from the B1225 (already an approved HGV route), has a much reduced impact on environmentally sensitive locations, and is further from public footpaths including the Viking Way.
  • LINOOLNSHIRE. LOU'fh

    LINOOLNSHIRE. LOU'fh

    f>I:l:&CTO.U. Y'. J LINOOLNSHIRE. LOU'fH. 435 LOUTH .£00-00MMITTEB .()F LINDSEY LOCAL County Police Station, William Swaby, superintendent.; PENSION OOMMITTE)E. I sergeant & 9 constables Customs, Exoise, Old Age Pensions & Probate Officer & T'be. foU't~wing plnishes are inc1nded in the area of the Inspector of Corn Returns, William Llanwarne Cribb, 'Sut..oCommittee : -Alvingham, .Bracken borough, Coates Mercer. row '{•North), Cockerington (N()rth), Cockerington (South), J.,incolnshire Chamber of .Agriculture (Louth branch), Conisholme, Covenham St. Bartholomew, Oovenham Corn market, Charles Fieldsend, chairman; Frederick St. Mary, Fulstow, Grainthorpe-with-Wragholme, John Ingoldby, sec Grimoldby, Grhmby Parva, Keddington, Legbonrne, Louth Hospital & Dispensary, Crow Tree lane, Frederick Louth, Louth Park, Manby, Marshchapel, Saltfteetby F.awssett M.D.Edin. consulting physician; Edward .All Saints, Saltfleetby St. Clement, Saltfteetby St. Sharpley M.D.Durh., li.R.C.S.Eng. Charles John Peter, Skidbrook-cum-Saltfteet, Somercotes (North), Myers M.R.C.S.Eng. Albert Gresswell M.D.Oxon., Somercotes (South), Stewt-on, Tetney & Yarborough M.R.C.S.Eng. Henry Stanley Walker M.D., C.M. Meetings are held at the Town hall, on the last saturday Edin. William J.enner Best M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H. in the month. Eng. William Robert Higgins M.A., M.D., B.O.Camb. Chairman, Henry D. Simpson J.P & Frank Langhton-Smith M.D.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng. Clerk, Frank 0. Chard, jun. Council house medical officers; Charles John Myers M.R.C ..S.E'ng. Pen!'ion OfficerS', W. L. Cribb, Mercer row, Louth; L.