[Lincoln.] Fulbeck

• [LINCOLN.] FULBECK. 96 POST OFFICE Dore Edward, farmer Huteson Thomas, farmer Trafford James, farmer Fox Mary (Mrs.), farmer Liversidge John, boot & shoe maker Walker George, boot & shoe maker Holt Uriah, shopkeeper Long Uriab, miller Waters William, boot & shoe maker H uteson J obn, Blue Bell inn, & shop- Skinner William, carpenter Witbam Edwin Richard, -shopkeeper & keeper Skinner William, farmer carrier PosT OFFICE, at Scunthorpe.-John Liversidge, receiver. London & other letters are received through Brlgg by foot post, arrive 12.30 p.m.; dispatched 2.10 p.m. No delivery or dispatch on sundays. The nearest money order offices are at Brigg & Winterton CARRIERS TO BRIGH.-J ohn Gell, from Crosby, thursday; Edwin Witham, from Scuntborpe, thursday :I'ULBECK, a large village and parish, pleasantly situate are some monuments of the Fane family, and a few on the Cliff road, and extending eastward to the Roman others; also a very fine old Norman font. There is a neat road, Ermine Street, in Loveden wapentake, union of organ. The register dates from the year 1565. The Newark, South Lincolnshire, diocese and archdeaconry of Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have chapels here; Lincoln, and deanery o£ Loveden, 6 miles north-east and in the village is an ancient cross, which has recently from Hougham station, 117 from London, 9 west-north- been restored at the expense of the parish. 'fhe Parochial west from Sleaford, 11 north from Grantl1am, and 11 free school and a dame school are supported chiefly by east-south-east from Newark, in 1851 contained 743 in- the Pane family. The poor have charities amounting to habitants and 3,577 acres of land, mostly a fine strong £15 10s. annually, arising from the rent of lands left by loam, heath, and stiff clay. The living is a rectory, with Prances, Dowager Countess of Rutland, Sir Francis Fane, a yearly modus of .£5.53 10s. and 50 acres of glebe land, and others. Fulbeck Hall is the property of Lieut.-Col. in the patronage of Lieut.~Col. Henry Pane, and held by Henry l<'ane, in whose family it has been for a long the Rev. Edward Fane, M.A. The church, dedicated to period; the mansion is spacious and beautifully situated, St. Nicbolas, is a handsome structure in the Decorated commanding an extensive view of the surrounding country; style, composed of nave and north and south aisles, with the grounds are tastefully laid out, and shaded by some a very spacious chancel, in which is a decorated window fine old trees. The rectory, the residence of the Rev. filled with stained glass, which, together with several Edward Fane, M.. ~., is pleasantly situated. The lord of the others in the body of the church~ have recently been manor is Lieut.-Col. Henry Fane. placed at the- expense of the Fane family. The tower is MAIDENHOUSE is an extra-parochial place, with 6 in- remarkably fine, containing 6 bells, and is surmounted habitants. by 8 crocketed pinnacles. In the interior of the church Fane Rev. Edward, M.A. [rector] Else Ann (Mrs.), wheelwright Minnitt Natbimiel, farmer Fane Robt. Geo. Cecil, esq. Fulbeck hall Emerson Edward, farmer Morris Henry, Horse~ Van Noel Mrs. Mary Farmer John, carpenter Muxlow Thomas, stonemason Wilkinson Rev. Clennell, M.A. [curate] Hall Jane (Miss), seminary Newton John, farmer COMMERCIAL. Hodgkinson Isaac, butcher Newton Thomas, farmer Bailey John, carpenter Jaques Thomas, carpenter Newton Thomas, grocer & draper Baioes Willia~, fanner James George Wm. Hare~· Hounds Norris Thomas, farmer Burtt Henry, iarmer Jenkinson Charles, boot & shoe maker Parker Edward Howard, farmer Burtt J oseph, farmer J enkinson John, tailor Pask William, shopkeeper Capp Henr~, farmer Jenkinson Waiter, farmer Porter Richard, bricklayer Chambers Charles, farmer King James, gardener PridmoreJolm,ropt!maker & shopkeeper Collingwood William, farmer King J oseph, carpenter Taylor J ames Cade, master of Parochial Crampton John, fellmonger Lamb Ellen (Mrs.), farmer school & post office Crosby J oseph, farmer Lamb Stephen, butcher Tomlin Robert, farmer Dolby William, boot & shoe maker Lewarton John Jenkinson, tailor Watsoo Elizabeth(Mrs.),schoolmistress Elliott John, Six Bells Lewarton Robert, shopkeeper Watson Robert, parish clerk Ellis Robert, carpenter Marriott John, butcher Watson Thomas, blacksmith PosT OFPICE.-James Cade Taylor, receiver. Letters CA.RRIERS TO:- from London, through the Grantham office, by mail GRANTHAM-John Baker, saturday coach, at 8.50 a.m. & dispatched at 4.30 p.m. Letters LINCOLN-William Picker, friday; John Baker, daily from Lincoln at 4.30 p.m. & dispatched at 8.50 a.m. The NEWAnx:-William Picker, wednesday nearest money order offices are at Newark & Sleaford SLEAFORD-William Picker, monday Parochial School, James Cade Taylor, master . Oi'OLLETBY is a parish and village, situate at the the Raising of the Widow's Son; this latter window was southern termination of the Wolds1 3l miles north-east from presented by the friends of the then rector of the parish, the Horncastle (its post town), 11 n-om Louth, and 9 &om Rev. John Jackson, M •.A.,as a token -of respect. The south Spilsby, in the hundred and deanery of Hill, union of Horn- window of the chancel contains the emblems of the Holy castle, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln, parts of Lindsey, Evangelist; and the north., west window of the nave contains North Lincolnshire. In Doomsday Book the following are the figure of St. Andrew, the patron saint of the church. mentioned as boldei'S of the land :-Bishop of Durham, 340 The living is a rectory, with residence and 2<JO acres of acres; Si ward n.nd Edric, two manors; Earl Hugh,. one glebe, in the gift of the Rev. John Jackson, M.A.; and held manor; Earl Harold and the parish priest held of the last by the Rev. J ames George Watts, M .A. The parish register manor. The church of St. Andrew was rebuilt in 1705, and dates from the year 1750. The Wesleyans and Primitive again restored in 1857. The original wus a very plain build- Methodists have each a place of worship here. There is a ing, with north and south aisles, and a western tower in Sunday and a National school, which was erected in 1851. which were f) bells; the tower fell in 1799. It now consists The parish contains 1,802 acres of land, two-thirds of which of nave and chancel, and a belfry containing 2 bells. In are arable, and the remainder pasture and meadow. The the south wall of the chancel is a sedilia, with handsome soil is mixed, and the subsoil white clay. The crops tracery; this was restored at the same time as the other are wheat, barley, oats, seeds, turnips, and mangold portions of the church. The building will accommodate 130 wurtzel. William Elmhirst, Esq., Joseph Walker persons; a great portion of the sittings are free. The floor Davy, Esq., and Miss Elmhirst, are the chief of the chancel is laid with Minton's encaustic tiles. The landowners. William Elmhirst, Esq., of Ouslethwaite, church was restored by Messrs. Maughan and Fowler, archi- Yorkshire, is lord of the manor. In 1849 six unbaked tects, of Louth. There are several handsome stained glass Roman urns were found in Mr. Robson's brickfields; they windows; the east window is in three compartments, and contained calcined bones, cinders, and in the bottom of one has for its subject the Birth, Crucifixion, and Ascension of a Roman coin. In 1M4 an entire um was found near the our Saviour, with the emblems of the Holy Trinity, St. same spot. Here are several barrows and tumuli. The Peter, and the sacred monograms, filling up the ground population of the parish in 18.'>1 was 272. work. The north window in the chancel has :tor its subject Watts Rev. James Geo.M.A. Rectory Green George, farmer Robson William, farmer & brick & tile coMMERCiAL. Harrison Wm. farmer, RectoryfarDl maker Abbott Thomas, beer retailer Lamin J ames, parish clerk Walter William, farmer, Manor house Blackburn Joseph, boot & shoe maker Leaf John, farmer Winn Henry, draper, grocer & farmer Bonlton William, farm bailiff Pickett Thomas,carrier &boot & shoe m a Wino Richard, blacksmith Cbeeseman Sarah (Mrs.), Carpenters' Proctor Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Wray William, farmer ~ .Arms Ranson Sarab (Mrs.), farmer · Yarnel Thomas, timner Cheestm1an William, wheelwright Ranyard William, farmer :::Letters through Horncastle, which :is Dickineon John, miller & baker Richardson John, farmer the nearest money ~er office • .

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