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[Lincoln.] Coleby [LINCOLN.] COLEBY.. 70 :Pos'r OFFtCE lV'onb Cockerington. .Jaques John, tailor J ackson Charles, farmer Scrivenor Rev. Arthur, M.A. Part!Oilage Kirkby Richard, farmer Kerman Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper CO)[M.ERCIA.L. Smith Samuel, shoemaker lUaltby Joseph, farmer, .Bramble house Ayscough Edward, shopkeeper 8mith Thomas, farmer, the Hall Michael William, farmer, the Hall :Bagley William, farmer Stains James, shopkeeper Paddison John, blacksmith :Bourn Charles, farmer Stubbs Charles, farmer Payne John, farmer Bourn Jame!l, farmer, Redleas Taylor Mary (Miss), farmer Phillips Thomas, wheelwright Brumpton William, shoemaker Wells David, tanner Richanlson William, farmer, th~ tfaft Cocking Thom88, master -of the Dio- South Cock.erington. Smith John, farmer cesan school · Holland Rev. George Thomas, Vicarage Smith Thomas, farmer Dennis William, farmer Richardson W illiam, esq. the Hall Smith William Dunham, farmer Dixon William, farmer COMMERCIAL. Storr John, shopkeeper Hallg-arth William, blacksmith Appleby Samuel, blacbmith Winn Joseph, carrier Hand Peter, farmer Coupland Charles, shoemaker · Wright John, parish clerk I:laylett Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer Foster Francis, farmer & landowner Letters through Loutb, which is the Hodgson~ J obn, farmer Fox William, farmer nearest money order ~ffice PLACES oP WoR8Hil' :- Primitwe Methodist Chapel, South Cockerington, mi- St. Mary'B Church, North Cockerington, Rev. Arthur nisters various Scrivenor, M.A, incumbent W esleyan Chapel, North Cockeriogton, ministers variuus St. Leonard'B Chvrch, South Cockeringtou, Rev. George W esleyan Method-ist Chapel, South Cockerington, mi­ Thomas Holland, vicar nisters various 1 Free M ethodtst Chapel, Nth. Cockerin gton, minstrs. '\'arious Diocesan School, North Cockerington (for the parishes of FreeMetlwdistChapel, Sth.Cockerington, minstrs. various North & South Cockerington & Alvingbam), Thomas Primitive Methodut Chapel, North Cockerington, mi- Cocking, master nisters various CARRIER TO LOUTB...-Joseph Winn, every wed. & sat CO:LEBY is a village and parish on the Cliff range, ex- spire and pinnacles; the porch is in the Normnn style, and tending Wf'stward to the river Brant, and eastward to the is a fine specimen. The interior of the church has been Lincoln and Sleaford Heath road, and intersected by the furnished with free sittings, and a gallery erected, a\:td the Roman way Ermine Street1 in the wapentake of Boothby whole fabric put into substantial 1·epair, principally at tbe Graffoe (high division), umon diocese and archdeaconry of expense of the late Charles Mainwaring, Esq. 'fhe font is Lincoln, deanery of longoboby, and county court district much admired. There is a Wesleyan chapel in the village; of Barton-upon-Humber, J-arts of Kesteven, South Lin- also a Day and Sunday school, in connection with t~ colnsbire, 6 miles south from Lincoln, containing 423 inba- Establisl1ed Church. Coleby Hall is the /'roperty of Sir bitants, and about 2,600 acres of land, principally a Charles Tempest, Bart. (who is also lord o the manor and limestone soil, clay and loam. The living is a rectory and principal owner of the soil), in the occupation of George vicarage, the latter of the annual value of £126, in the Bland, Esq. The mansion is of ancient date, but has patronage of the Provost and Fellows of Oriel College, received some modern alterations and additions. The Oxford, who are also the impropriators of the rectory. 'l'he grounds are tastefully laid out, and contain two temples, incumbent is the Rev. Thomas Trevener Penrose, M.A., who one in the Doric style, erected to the memory of the great has a neat residence here. The church of All Saints is a Earl of Chatham; the other, on the model of the temple of handsome structure, mostly in the Early English, but Romulus and Remus at Rome, both designed by Sit partly in the Nonnan style, having a Nonnan tower con- William Chamben. The views from the house and grounds taining 6 bells, and sunnounted by a beautiful crocketed are both pleasing and extensiv·e. :Bland George, esq Comins Robert, miller Harvey John, boot & shoe maker PenroseRev.Thos.Trevener,M.A.[vicar] Crosby Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Lister Charles, farmer Pem·ose Miss Crosby Thomas, carpenter Pell,John, canier COMMERCIAL. Fisher John, wheelwright Pullen William, plumber & glazier Andrew William, butcher Garratt John, farmer Skinner John, wheelwright .Auckland Jane (:~frs.), shopkeeper & Garratt William, farmer Skinner Robert, farmer beer retailer Gyley Joseph, tailor Thompson Edward, stonemason Bottomley John, farmer Hall Eliza (MisM), mistress of Parochial Toynbee Miles, blacksmith Brackeubury Benjamin, gru-dener school Trafford Jane (Mrs.), farmer Challens Charles, shopkeeper Hall William, boot & shoe maker, & Wells Stephen, tailor Cballens Robert, farmer parish clerk Letters through Lincoln, which is Challens Robert, shopkeeper Harrison Thomas, farmer the nearest money order office Pm·ochial Sclwol, Miss Eliza Hall, mistress CO:LST:EtBWOB.TH, with WOO:LSTBOB.:PB and is 3,397 acres, and the population in 1851 was 1,34.'). TWY:I'OBD. Christopher Turnor, Esq., of Stoke Rochford, is lord of the CoLSTERWORTH is a parish in the parts of Kesteven, ma11or. Thete is a piece of land, ot" about 8 acres, which soke and union of Grantham, diocese and archdeaconry was left for the use of the church. , of Lincoln, and deanery of Beltisloe, county court district '\VooLSTHORPE and TWYPORD are hamlets contiguou of Grantbam. Tbe ,·illage is 101 miles north-north-west to Colsterworth; the former contains a farm.. hou&e,- tu from London, 32 Fouth- by· west from Lincoln, 13 east- birth-place of Sir Isaac Newton, which fact is recorded by north· east from Melton Mow bray, and north-west from a tablet, _Placed on front of the mansi011, bearing the Btamtord, 4 west from the Corby station on the Great following mscription :- Northern railway, and ~ south from Grantbarn, very "tn this manor-house was born pleasantly situated on the great York road and the river Sir lsA.Ac NEWTON, Knt., Witbam. The living is a rectory, value £800, with about 25th December, 1642." 400 acr~ of glebe laud and residence, and in the pat~~~e The bjrth of this celebrated astronomer took place about of the prtbendary of South Grantham, in Lincoln cath ; three months atter the death of hi& father., who was lord of the Rev. William Mirehouse is the incumbent; the Rev. the manor of Colsterworth. Sir lsa81C reeeived t.be rudi.. Robert Matthew Sharpe, curate. The church of St. John ments of his education at the Free GraJDmar school at the Baptist is principally in the Early English style, with Grantharn, and was admitted at Trinity College, Cam" a por1ion of Saxon, and has a tower containing a clock bridge, in 1660. At Woolstnorpe, in 1600, he was led; and 4 bells. Here are two chapels for Wesleyans; a from the fall of an apple, to consider the Jaws of gravi.. National t!Chool for boys and girls, endowed by the late tation. The manor of Woolsthorpe belon~& to Christophet Edmund Turnor, Esq., of Stoke Rochtord, and the late Turnor, Esq., aud that of Twyford to the Earl Dysart. The Rev. Charles Turnor; and one for infunts, which is self- populatien of Twyford in 18.51 was 171. The population ef supporting. The area of the parish, including its hamlets, Woolsthorpe ill about 270. Colsterworth. I Barber & Asslin, surgeons Crabtree Eli, shopkeeper Asslin Thomas, esq . Barber John Makillt!1 Red Lion inn, & Denby Stephen, butcht~r :Barber Clark, esq maltster Diekins Jonn, boot & shoe maker Denby Mr. Henry Barnacle Grorge, school;master Doubled ay Edward, White Lifm inn Sharpe Rev. Rober~ M- 1l •.A Beeson Bennet, farmer Doubleday Robert, butcher Walker Mrs :Briggs Henry, Sun·inn, & Bhopkeeptr Doubleday Themas, farmer coMM.ERClAiw :Briggs Henry,jun. butcher Drakard William, stationer Abbott George, Unendraper Buckby Jarnes, carpenter Ellis Beojamin.. Ge(J7'ge inn.. k farmer • .
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