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Cheshire. Hyde, 88~ DIRE(, TORY. J CHESHIRE. HYDE, 88~ Godley \Vard. · .\Ie lor John Edward, Tan-y-B1yn, .Abergele, ~- ·wales R t X Retire x0 ,. I :\forton William, 5o Stockport road, Hyde . e tre - ov.l· w·Jr p e ; _5 I P:;rkyn William Joseph, Rosehill, Northenden, :\Ianche,o;tr Edward Edge · ·· ··· ··· ··· 1 9 1 4 1 tarn op ······ ·· · ··· 91 Perrin Thomas Fern bank Godley HydE> Joseph Hibbert ········· 1914 , A~r?n Haugbton ......... 1 9 16 P"ckup James 'Hill crest Chapel hiil Dukinfield A 1 th F't"ldes 1915 ; ChffordWard Eastwood rgr6 I • • · ur ••········•· · Pratt Henry, Woodlands, Silverdale, Lancaster Werneth Ward. RhodE's Geo. Wood, Mottram-in-Long-dendale,Manchester Ebenezer Bury ......... 1914 1 Percy Hibbert .••......... 1915 Roberts John Henry! Market street, Hollingwort? • Thomas 1\liddleton ...... 1914 John Westbrook ......... 1916 Sidebottom Col. Albert, He~Tod cottage, Stalybridge James Hibbert ......... 1915 Waiter Fowden ......... rgr6 Sidebottom Col. William V.D. Harewood lodge,Mottram- Aldermen appointed to preside at elections: Newton in-Lonf!dell:dale. M~nchester ward, Luke Kenny; Godley ward, Thomas Perrin; Stafford Dame_l,. Perrm street, Hyde . \Verneth ward, Waiter Jngram Sherry U~derwood 'Y1lham, Albert house, Dulnnfield . Mayor's Auditor Alderman T. Perrin Wlld Fredenck, Vernon house, Edna str~':lt, H:vde. F.lective Audito;s, Henry Lees & J. P. Stafford Woo-d William Edward, Holly bank, Hall Grn. _Dulnnfield The meetings of the Council are held on the second Cl~rk to the Magistrates, Allen Howard, Kmg street, mondav in each month at 4 p.m Dukmfield • . The Mayors of Dukinfield, Hyde & Stalybridge & the.. Officials of the Corporation. chairmen of the Hollingworth & Mottram-in-Longden- Town Clerk, Thomas Brownson B.A. Town hall dale Urban & Tintwistle Rural District Councils, for- Borough Treasurer, E. S. Jenkins F.S.A.A. Town hall. the time being, are ex-officio magistrates Medical Officer of Health, John Bennett :VLB., B.Uh., Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, Hyde, every B.A.O.R.U.I. 19 Chapel street monday & thursday at IT a.m.; at Dukinfield every Pvblic Analyst, William :Marshall F.I.C., F.C.S ,. n_tOnday at 9·30 a.m. & thursday at. 11 a.m_.; occa- Police Surgeon, John Morns M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S.Emn. swnal courts are held at Mottram Pohce statiOn when 36 Church street & 73 Mottram road necessary . Borou"'h Surveyor & Superintendent of Water Works, The division includes the townships of Dukmfield, Hat-. Jam"'es Diggle A.M.I.C.E tersley, Hollingworth, Matley, Mottram-in-Longden- Sanitary Inspector, Harvey John Miles, Town hall dale & Tintwistle Assistant Sanitary Inspector, Fred . Allsop Chief Coru.table, Inspector of Lodgmg Houses &c. John HYDE BOROUGH LOC-\L PENSIONS COMMITTEE; \Villiam Danby, Police office, CorporatiOn street Clerk, Thomas Brownson, Town hall Secretary at Technical School. Saml. Ashwort_h, Union st Pension Officers, 'l'homas McFarquhar & David H. Librarian at Free Library, John Chorton, UniOn street Coornber, ~orfolk street Chief Assistant Overseer & Borough Collector, William Oldham, Town hall HYDE DISTRESS COMMITTEE. Market Superintendent, Joseph Rohinson, Sheffield road, The Committee, consisting of ro members of the Borough Godley Council, 5 from the Stockport and 2 from the Ashton­ Baths, Union street, Christopher Chad >vick, supt under-Lyne Boards of Guardians & 4 persons ex­ Sewage & Destructor Works Manager, Thomas Horrocks perienced .. in the relief of distress, was formed by Registrar at Cemetery, Jesse Walker, Stockport road special Orders of the Local Government Board, dated Professional Auditors, William Chadwick & Sons, 6 Ham- xst & uth December, 1908 nett street Meetings are held at the To-wn hall, on the first monday of each month, or as required, at 4 p.m. BOROUGH MAGISTRATES. Chairman, Alderman Hinchcliffe Brooke J.P. (mayor) The Mayor Clerk, Thomas Brownson, town clerk, Town hall The County Court Judge for Hyde County Court Bnn·on .John William Dun can, Ivydene, 28 Schubert rd. PUBLIC EST.ABLISHMENTS. East Putney, London Borough Police Station, Corporatio1_1 street, .~o~n Williarn. Bancroft Charles, Edna street Danby, chief constable, James DIXon & W tlllam ::\Ioore, Blackwell John, Woodlands, 23 Chambers rd. Southport inspectors ; 7 sergeants & 29 constables Booth James, 20 Osborne road Cemetery, Stockport road, Jesse Walker, registrar . Cooke John, Bradley house, Newton Corporation Fire Brigade, Corporation street, superm­ Cumberlidge H. J. Limefield house, Chapel street tendent, John William Danby Davenport J. B. Newton bank County Court, Reynard street, J;Iis H<_J~or Reginald Fletcher A. M. Flowery Field house Brown K.C. judge; registrar & high balltff, John Haq Hall Allan Harrison, Holly bank, Woodley Brooks; chief clerk, Thomas E. Sleigh; auctioneer ~.. Horsfield Samuel, Springwood, Compstall, Romiley valuer, C. H. Brogden. The court is held monthly,, Kenny Luke, 132a, Mottram road wed. & the following places are within its jurisdic­ Sherry W aLter In gram, The Grange, Gee Cross tion :-Apethorne, Broadbottom, Chadkirk, Compstall,_. Stafford Daniel. Perrin street Denton Flowery Field, Gee Cross, Gibraltar, Godley, Williamson Arthur, King George street Hattersiey, Haughton, Hyde, Ludworth, Marple Bridge," Clerk, Thomas Brownson, Market street Mottram Newton & Newton Moor, Romil.ey & Werneth Borough Petty Sessions are held at the Court room, Con­ For Bankr~ptcy purposes this Court is included in that stabUlary station, Beeley ~treoet, on monday at 9·'30 a. m. of Ashton-under-Lvne; John Grant Gibs on, official & thursdav• at 10 a.m receiver, Byrom street, Manchester; E. Johnson, as­ • sistant official receiver, BYrom• street, Manches·ter COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR DUKINFIELD PETTY Court House, Beeley street SESSWNAL DIVISION. Customs & Excise Office, 1 Norfolk street, David H. Coomber & Thomas McFarquhar, officers Ashton of Hyde Lord, Robertsbridge, Sussex Free Library, Union street, John Chorton, librarian Aspland Arthur Brook, White gates, Gee Cross Hyde Borough Police & Fire Sub-Station, Gee Cross, Avison James, King street, Dukinfield Thomas Bright, sergeant in charge Bancroft James, Town lane, Dukinfield Hyde Labour Chapel, George street, .Joseph Dean Mor~ Booth Charles Henry, The Bungalow, Stalybridge ley, proprietor Bottomley James, The Glent, Lnzley road, Stalybridge Hyde Park, William Cooper, keeper; James Hallworth,. Brownson George, Burnside, Osborne road, Hyde lodge keeper . Cheetham Rt. Hon. John Frederick P.C., B.A. East- Municipal Borough Infectious D1see.ses Hospital, Stock, wood, Stalybridge port road, John Bennett M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.R.U.I, Ccoke Joseph, Thorncliffe, Dukinfield medical officer; Miss Ella Priestley, mf.'.tron Fentem Mark, Beechwood, Stalybri-d~e Public Baths, Union st. Christopher Chadwick, supt Garforth William Edward C.E., F.G.S. Syndale hall, Theatre Royal, Corporation street, Moore & Beaudyn, Normanton, York.:; lessees Gartside John Edmund, Moorlands, Stalybridge Town Hall, Market place, John Shaw, caretaker Grundy William, 28 St. Chad's terrace, Church lane, Weights & Measures Office, Borough Police station, Romiley, near Stockport Corporation street, John William Danby, chief in. Harrison Major William, West hill, .Stalybridge spector & John Robert Shaw, assistant inspector Hibbert Oliver, Stockport road, Hyde Hcrsfield Samuel, Springwood hall, Compstall, Stockport ARMY. Horsfield Thomas, Hyde Kenyon George Henry, Brookfield, Currier lane, .!.shton­ Recruiting Office, 39 MottraD1 road. under-Lyne Recruiting Sergeant, John Henry Barlow ') CHES}Jl11E .... J- .
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