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MARKET STAINTON Is a Parish, 2 Miles South-East Is Also Rector of and Resides at Sotby DIRECTORY.] LINCOtNSHIR~. MARKET RASE...~. 343 HoweGeorge Hy. schoolmaster, Dear st Page & Padley, solicitors, clerks to the Singer Manufacturing Co. (Benjamin Ingham James, draper, Oxford street local board & solicitors & secretaries Trew, agent), 34 Queen street Inland Revenue Office (Charles William to the Market Rasen Water Works Co. Smith, Ellison & Co. bankers (James Turner, officer), White Hart hotel & Market Rasen Brewery Co. Mill st Casterton, agent), Queen street ; draw !slip John, brush&basket store,Queen st Page Thos. watch ma. & jewllr. Queen st on Smith,Payne & Smiths,London BC Jaek.son Jeremiah,greengrocer, Union st Page William Tomlinson, jun. solicitor SmithRobert, threshing machine owner, Jackson William, shopkeeper & coal & commr. for oaths, see Page &Padley Kilnwell road dealer, Serpentine street Parker Joseph, farmer, Linwood road Smith Thomas Ellrington, veterinarr JevonsWallis Byron, chemist & druggist, Payne Henry, chemist, drnggist & sta­ surgeon, Jameson Bridge street & agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine & tioner, Queen street Sparrow William, butcher, Queen st spirit merchants, King street Peatfield John, rope & twine & aerated Starbuck Jn. Bissell, photogr. Union sfi JollandHenry,corn & flour dlr.Market pl water manufacturer, Waterloo street Sutton Thomas, bricklayer, Pinfold la Kemp Charles, shoe maker, Jameson Pepper John, haberdasher, Market pl SwabyJn.grocer & corn dealer,Queen st Bridge street Pepper J n. Ward, haberdasher, Queen st Swain Louisa(Mrs.),GordonArms hotel Kendall Mary (Miss), farmer, Mill lane Pepper Sarah (Mrs. ),milliner,Oxford st & posting house, Queen street Kennington Job, boot & slioe maker, Petty Zachariah, horse breaker, Water- Tasker John Westerby, brewers' agent, Union street loo street Prospect place KenningtonPaul, butchr.&frmr. Queen st Pickering Mark, cabinet ma. Queen st Taylor George, ironmonger, Queen st King John, blacksmith, Oxford street Pickering Thomas, cattle dealer & Taylor Holy, refrshmnt. rms. George st King William, farmer, Linwood road farmer, Willingham road ThompsonHllnd. tinmn. &brazr. Queen st King William, White Hart hotel, King st Plumtree Daniel, carrier, Mill lane Thompson Parkinson, tailor, Union st Kitchen Geo.shopkeeper, Willingham rd Ranson \Villiam, chemist, Queen street Tillett Arth.Jn. Greyhound inn,King et Ladlow George,coal dealer,Station yard Ranyard Henry, boys' school, Queen st Titman Edward, shopkpr. Waterloo st Lancaster George, butcher, Oxford st Rawlinson Henry W. butcher & cattle Tomlinson Robert, basket ma. King st LarderFrdk.carrier&bkr. Willingham rd dealer, King street Topliss Jn. cattle dlr.Jameson Bridge st Ledgerd Geo.grocer & tea dealer,King st Rawlinson John, farmer & cattle dealer, Towle Allan, wheelwright, Oxford street Lee Elizh. (Mrs.), fishmongr. Oxford st Walesby road Toyn William, shopkpr.Willingham rd Lewington Wm. hair dresser, Queen st Ra wsonElizabeth&Anne (Misses),ladies' Trever & Steels, painters, Willing ham rd Lill John, corn merchant, & brick & boarding & day school, Walesby road Trever Robert, shoe maker, Oxford st tile maker; office, Oxford street Reeve Charles, wine, spirit, ale & porter Trever William, boot & shoe ma.King st Lill Phillip, plumber & painter, Union st merchant, Market place Trew Benjamin, sewing machine agent, Lill Stephen Parkinson, timber mer­ Revett John, estate agent, de Aston ter 34 Queen street chant &c. Union street Rhoades Geo. land surveyor& accountnt Turner Charles William,inland revenue Limon Mrs. market gardener, King st Rhodes Louis, solicitor,& secretary to the officer, Linwood road Lincoln & Lindsay Banking Co. Limited Association for the Prevention & Prose­ Turner Sarah & Fanny (Misses), millin­ (branch) (Thomas Michael Richard­ cution of Crime ; sec. to theCorn Ex­ ers, King street san, agent), Market place; draw on change & Market Co. & Market Rasen Union Brewery Co. (George William Prescott, Cave & Co. London E c Gas Co. ; & commissioner for oaths & Favill, managing director), Union st Mainprize Horatio, shopkpr. Queen st perpetual commissioner, registrar & \Valker Francis, saddler, Market place Malam John, builder, Willingham road high bailiff of county court, King st Walker Jane (Miss), baby linen ware­ Market Rasen (The) Brewery Co. Rhodes John, engineer, Prospect place house, Queen street Limited (Joseph Taylor, manager), Richardson & Wilson,grocers & drapers, Wardale Lucy (Miss),straw hat maker, Oxford street. See advertisement . Market place Waterloo street Market Rasen Co-opera.tive Industrial Richardson James,baker,grocer & china Water Works Co. (Page & Padley, sees) Society (George Sharpe Taylor, secre­ & glass dealer,Oxford st. & Market pl Watson John William & Co. grocers, tary & manager), Queen street Richardson Thomas Michael, agent for Union street Market Rasen Weekly Mail (Thomas Lincoln & Lindsey Bank & treasurer WatsonPetr.Houghton,outfittr.Queen st Hulme Whittingham, printer, propr. to local board, Market place Watson Thomas,stationer & tobacconist, & publisher ;published sat. ),Queen st Ringrose Jesse, saddler, Market place Market place Marriott Joseph & Sons, maltsters & Robinson Aun (Mrs.), White Lion P.H. Watts George, tailor, Queen street manure merchants, Oxford street Oxford street Webster Charl. (Mrs.),shopkr. Uuion st Marshall Enoch,boot & shoe ma.King st Robioson Matthew (l\Irs. ), rope manu­ Whelpton George, painter & paper- Marshall James,relieving officer,Market facturer, Waterloo street hanger, Market place Rasen district, de Aston terrace Robinson Michael, grocer, Union street WhittinghamThomas Hulme, stationer, Marshall Wm. shopkeeper, Waterloo st RushtonJohn, chimney sweeper& potato printer, publisher & proprietor of the Mechanics' Institute & Library (San­ dealer, Oxford street "MarketRa.senWeekly Mail, "Queen st derson Naylor, librarian), Queen st Sales Wm.Aston Arms P.H. cattle sales­ Whitworth Joseph, draper, Waterloo s1i MeltonFredk. plumber&glazier, Queen st man&frmr.& lessee of tolls,Market pl Wilson Charles & Son, tailors & Morritt George, superintendent county Sanderson Charles, cabinet maker & clothiers, Queen street police, & inspector of weights & joiner, Jameson Bridge street Wilson Chas. Railway hotel, Oxford st measures, Dear street Sanderson John, hair dresser, earthen­ Wilson Edwin, confectioner, Queen st Naylor Sanderson, Temperance hotel, ware dealer,& servants' ref,:ristry office, Wilson John, poulterer & pigeon mer• Queen street Market place chant, Union street Nelson J ames, boot & shoe ma. Chapel st Schrimshaw Chas. castrator, King st Wilson Jsph. grocer & draper, Queen st Nettleship Thomas, auctioneer, valuer Schrimshaw Elizabeth (Miss), dress Wilson Samuel, butcher, Linwood road & land agent, Town hall maker, King street Winter Robinson,cattle dealer& farmer, Xettleship Thos.jun.coal mer. Station yd Scupham Charles, tinplate worker, Walesby road North Wm. currier&lthr.cuttr.George st Waterloo street Woffindin John, ironmonger, Market pl Osborne Henry, farrier, Union street Scupham Henry,builder, Willingham rd Woodward Hannah(Mrs. ),marine store OvertonBen jamin,dairyman,Kilnwell rd Searby Benjamin, horse breaker, dealer, Willingham road Padley Arthur Augustus (firm, Page & Jameson Bridge street Woolhouse Fanny (Mrs.), beer retailer, Padley), solicitor & commissioner for Sharpley Anthony (Mrs.),ladies' semin­ Oxford street oaths & clerk to the magistrates & to ary, George street Woolhouse Jsph. cattle dealr. Oxford st the ~iddle Rasen school board,Mill st Shaw George,boot & shoe ma. Market pl MARKET STAINTON is a parish, 2 miles south-east is also rector of and resides at Sotby. This village had from Donington Road station on the Spalding and Don- anciently a weekly market and a yearly fair ; the former has caster joint line of the Great Eastern and Great Northern long since been lost and the latter was sold for £2oo, and railways, 7 east-by-north from Wragby and 8 north-by-west removed to Horncastle in 1768. Jonathan Field esq. B.A. of from Horncastle, in the East Lindsey division of the county, Laceby, who is lord of the manor, and William Hyde esq. North division of the wapentake of Gartree, parts of Lindsey, J.P. of The Sycamores, Louth, are sole landowners. The Horncastle union, petty sessional division and county court soil is fine black loam, sand and clay ; subsoil, mostly gravel. district, rural deanery of Horucastle, archdeaconry of Stow The chief crops are barley, oats and turnips. The area is and diocese of Lincoln. The church of St. Michaelis a small! x,x8o acres; rateable value, £x,241 ; the population in x88x .~ut ancient building of stone, in the D~corated style, consist- was 97, and is still decreasing. mg of c~ancel an~ nave and a ~a.ss1ve embattled western Parish Clerk, Frederick Grundy. tower w1th four pmnacles, contammg 3 bells: the church was reseated and restored internally in x886 : there are So Letters by messenger from Wragby, which is the nearest sittings. The register of baptisms and burials dates from money order office, arrive at 10.30 a.m. ; dispatched at the year x689; marriages, x6go. The living is a vicarage, 2.45 p.m. ; the telegraph office is at South Willingham gross yearly value £88, in the gift of Jonathan Field esq. and station held since 188o by the Rev. James Gornall, of St. Bees, who The children of this parish attend the school at Ranbey .
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