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Hertfordshire. [Kelly~S 150 1ROYSTON. HERTFORDSHIRE. [KELLY~S Sunday despatches London & Eastern counties, 7.30 Royston Union. p.m. ; I~ondon & all places, IO p.m Board day, alternate wednesdays, at the Board room at On sundays there is only one delivery at Royston, which the workhouse, Baldock road, at II a.m. commences at 1 a.m. ; at 8 a.m. & until 10 a.m. callers can obtain their letters The Union comprises the following places': -in Hert5<-~- Ashwell, Barkway, Barley, Hinxworth, Kelshall, Nut­ The mail cart from Arrington arrives at g. rs p.m. & returns to Arrington at S a.m. The mail cart from hampstead, Reed, Royston & Therfield; in Cambs~ Abington-in-the-Clay (or Abington Pigotts)_, Barring­ Cambridge arrives at 3-S a.m. & !returns. at rr p.m. ; ton, Bassingbourn, .Fowlmere, Foxton, Gmlden Mar­ mail cart from Hitchin & Baldock arrives at rr p.m. ; mail cart from Bunting-ford arrives at ro. IS p.m. ; den, Kneesworth, Litlington, 1\Ielbourn, Meldreth. Royston, Shepreth, Shingay, Steeple Morden, Thriplow, dispatched at 4 a.m & There are Wall Letter Boxes near Railway station Wendy Whaddon; & in Essex-Great Chishall, Little Chishall & Heydon. The population -of the cleared at g.ro & 11.40 a.m. & r, 3-4S. 6,55 & g.ro p.m. (week days only); Melbourn road, cleared at union in 1891 was 17,557; area, 62,597 acres; rate­ g.20 & 11.30 a.m. & 3.40 & 6.4) p.m.; snnday, r2.5o able value, in r893, £76,466 p.m. ; & Back way street, cleared at g. r:; & r r.so a .m. Treasurer, Frederick Xash Fordham, Bank, High street, Royston & r.2o, 3·55. 6.55 & 9-45 p.m. ; sunday, 12.25 p.m Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Thomas Shell, High street, Royston Despa. at Parcels can be PARCEL MAILS. tch eu posted until Collectors to the Guardians & Relieving Officers, Roy­ stDn district, Edwin Davies, Reed; ~Ielbourn district, For All Parts • • • ••• • •• 12.5 p.m. rr.ss a.m. John Davies, Gower road, Rays ton Cambridge & Eastern Counties 1.30 p.m. 1.25 p.m. Vaccination Officer, H. N. \Yoodward, Royston All parts . ••• ••• r. 55 P· rr•. 1.45 p.m. Medical Officers, l'lo. r district, Hcrbert Ray Archer All parts exccptEasLcrnCountie.s 7-SO p.m. 7·30 p.m. l\I. D. }Ielbourn street, Royston ; No.. 2 district, Daniel All parts . ••• • •• 10·30 p.m. 9·0 p.m. Barley Balding F.R.C.S.Eng. Melbourn street, Roy­ ston; No. 3 district, Gcorgc Oscar Jacobsen L.R.C.P. County Magistrates for the Petty Sessional Division Land. Ash well; Nos. 4 & 6 districts, Edmund F. of Odsey. Bindloss L.R.C.P.Lond. ~Ielbonrn; No. 5 district, Hale Rev . .John Godwin ~LA. Therfield, chairman Francis Albert Davey, Barkway . Public Vaccinaturs, No. r & 2 districts, Daniel Barley Douglas Admiral the Hon. George Henry, Newsells 0 park, Barkway, Royston Balding F.R.C.S.Eng. Royston; Nos. 3, 4, 5, & 6 Fordham Edward Snow esq. 1\I. A., LL."\L, D.L. El brook districts, same as Medical Officers house, Ashwell, Baldock Superintendent Re!.!istrar, Thomas Shell, High street, Royston; deputy, Frederick Shell, Melbourn street, • Fordham Ernest Oswald esq. Odsev• house, Aslnvell, Baldock Royston Fordham Francis John esq. Yew Tree house, Royston Registrars of Births & Deaths, Buntingford sub-district, Fordham Herbert George esq. F.G.S. Odsey house, H. H. Macklin, Bunting-ford; deputy, Frcderick Ashwell, Baldo~k Teasey, Bnntingford; Melbonrn sub-district, John Leader John Williamson ~sq. ~LA. Bnntingford Campkin, Melbourn; deputy, .T. S. Campkin, ::\Iel­ Nunn John Phillips esq. Baldock ~treet, Royston bourn; Royston sub-district, Edwin Davies, Reed; Phillips John esq. The Grang-e_, Baldock deputy, J ames Smith, Melbourn street, Royston Clerk to the Magistrates, Hale "\Vortham, High street Registrars of Marriages, ~Ielbourn district, Jn. Campkin, Melbourn; deputy, J. S. Campkin, l\Ielbourn; Roy­ The following places are included in the petty seasional ston distr·ir:t, Edwin Davies, Reed; deputy, Jame! division :-Ashwell, Barkway, Barle:'l·, Bvgrave, Calde­ Smith, Royston cote Clothall, Hinxworth, Kelshall, Reed, Royst:m, The 1Vorkhouse, on the Baldock road, is a structure of Sandon, Nuthampstead, Therfield, "\rallington & ?\e,m­ brick, erected in r835 & -will hold 244 inmates; ham John "\Ym. \Vesson, master; Daniel Barley Balding Special & Petty Sessions are he~d at the police-station F.R.C.S.Eng. medical officer; ::\Irs. "\Yesson, matron; alternate wednesdays in eyery month at rr a.m Miss Luer Dyball, indmtrial trainer; the children Volunteers. attend the elementary schools, Royston rst. (IIertfonbhire) VolnntPer Battalion, Bedfordshire Rural Sanitarv ~\.nthOTitv. 0 J Regiment (E company). Capt. George Cautherley, :\Ieets at the Board room, Workhouse, Daldock road, officer in commancl; Rev. Joseph Harrison :\LA. Ro~·ston, on alternate wednesdavs, at the conclusion acting chaplain; D. B. Balding, surgeon-major; of the Board of Guardians' meeting Matthew Mayhew, sergeant-instructor; armoury, Clerk, Thomas :Shell, High street, Rovston Melbourn street Treasurer, Frederick Xash Fordham, Bank, High &treet, Public Estahli>hments. RnYston Connty Court, Fish hill, His llonor "\Vm. Hr. Gunning Medical Officer of Health, B. Anningson M.D. narton Bagshawe Q.C. judge; H. Dalton :Xa~h. registrar road, Cambridge & high bailiff; William Shepherd, bailiff. A court Sanitmy Inspector, Henry :X. 1Vood>Yard, Royston, Herfs is held bi-monthly. The following pari;o:hes are within it•s jurisdiction: -Abington Pigotts, Anstey, Ardeley, School Attendance Committee. Ash well, Aspeden, Barkway, Barley, Barrington, Bas­ Meet~ at the Board room, 'Vorkhouse, Baldock road, singbourn, Buckland, Bunting-ford, Grrat & LitHe on alternate wednesdaYs, at the conclusion of tlie Chishill, C-ottered, Croydon, l<'owlmere, Foxton, lie:;-­ meeting of the Rural Sanitary Authority- don, Hinxworth, Great & Little Hormead, Kelshall, Clerk, Thomas Shell, Hig-h street Kneesworth, Layston, Litlington, lvleesden, 1\Ielbourn, Attendance Oflicer, HPnry X. "\Yood-ward, Royston, HPrts "\Iorden Guilden, Morden Steeple, :!'\uthampstead, Reed, Royston, Rnshden, Sandon, Slwpreth, Shingay, Public Officers. Therfield, Thriplow, Throcking-, lVakeley, "\Vallington, Assistant Overseer & Collector of Land, AsseEsed & Wendy, Westmill, Waddon & Wydial Income Taxes, .Tames Smith, :\Ielbourn street, For bankruptcy purposes this court is inclnded in that Coroner for Royston Ilivi oion of the County of HPrts, of Cam bridge ; J. Ellison, Cambridge, offical Tecei ver baniel Barley Baldint:-. ~Ielbourn street ; deputy, L\dditional Churchyard, Melbourn road Rerbert Ray Archer :\LD. Melbnurn street Cottage Hospital, D. B. Balding F.R.C.S.Eng. & H. R. Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, H. Dalton 1'\ ash, Archer M.D. surgeons; H. S. Tuke, sec High street Fire Engine Station, E. Matthews, supt.; 11. Beale, sec Inspector under the Contagions Diseases (Animals) Act Herts, Carobs & Essex Association for the Prosecution of for Odsey & Bunting-ford Divisions, Fred Hewson Felons, H. Dalton Na,-;h, solicitor, High street ~I.R.C. V.S. The Rontrms Inland Revenue Office, Bull inn, High street, John Surveyor of Roads, J ames Smith, Melhourn street O'Sullivan, officer Town Crier, William Stamford, 6 Sun hill Police Station, near Market hill, erected in 1883, at a cost of over £3,ooo; James Hart, inspector, & two Places of Worship, Vlith times of services. constables ; there is also one constable stationed at St. John the Baptist Church, Hev. Joseph Eaniwn. the following places :-Ashwell, Barkway, Darley, San­ :\LA. vi?ar; 11 a.m. 3 & 7 p.m. ; thurs. 7 y.m don, Therfield & Hinxworth Congregat10nal, John street, Rev. ""illiam ~avlor; II Market House, Market hill a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thur. 7 p.m · Royston (Nonconformist) Cemetery, Melbonrn road, St. John Baptist \fission Room, Knee::worth street; "\Valter Beale, sec 3 p.m .
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