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NORTH RIDING YORKSHIRE • [KELLY's Lamb Mary Ann (Mrs.), Confectioner, Little Mooreholme SKELTON-IN- } 292 { CLEVELAND. NORTH RIDING YORKSHIRE • [KELLY'S Lamb Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, Little Mooreholme. Lingdale. I07 High street Archibald Annie (Mrs.), farmer Hard wick Francis Robert, Lingdale vil Lowe SarahAnn(Mrs.),tailrss.2xHigh st Arcbibald John, farmer Heap Rev. Thomas H.[CongregationalJ Mackenzie Brothers, drapers & clothiers, COMMERCIAL. 74 High street Great Moorsholme. Barrow Fras. Henderson, Victoria hotel Merryweatber Sydney Henry L.R.c. P. BradburySarah (Mrs.),shopkpr.High st Edin. surgeon, & medical officer & COMMERCIAL. llulmer John, tinman, Stanghow road public vaccinator, Skelton district, .Adkinson Henry, farmer Burnhope George, hardware dealer Guisborough union .Armstrong Henry, farmer Calow Joseph, draper & chemist & col- National Provincial Bank of England Bailes Peter, painter lector to the local board, High street Limited (sub-branch) (Edward Spink Brown George, farmer Coatesworth John, grocer, High street Barker,manager),open saturday from Brown John, farmer, G·errick Cook Thomas William & Son, grocers, xo to I ; draw on ht:ad office, I 12 Brown Thomas, Plough P.H. & farmer Post office, High street Bishopsgate within, London E c Cockerill William, farmer Cook Henry, grocer &c. High street OldroydAnn(Mrs. ),shopkpr. I25High st Codlin George, farmer, Gerrick Cook Robert, grocer, High street Ord Harriet(Mrs.), beer ret.Boosbeck rd Coulson Thomas, farmer Crawford John, shopkeeper,High street Pattinson Henry, saddler,15High street Ditchburn Newrick John, shopkeeper Crouch Joseph, stationer & printer Pa.ttinson John, Wharton Arms hotel Fawcett Robert, farmer Holliday Robert, hair dresser Pearson John, farmer, Newbrock Galloway Robert, miller (water) Horse wood John Ed ward, boot & shoe Petch Robert P. farmer, Priestcroft Glover John, farmer & boot maker dealer & coal merchant, 13High street Petch Thomas, farmer, Barns Harland Robert, farmer, Far Gerrick Langstaff Christopher, grocer, Pease st Petch Wm. Dixon,farmer,East Pastures Hodgson I<'rancis, farmer Lingdale Ironstone Mines (Pease & Potter James, bricklayer, High street Hodgson George, market gardener Partners Lim. proprietors ; Christr. Ridgard Geo.glass&china dlr.75High st Jackson John, blacksmith Heslop, manager) RichardsonThomas,butchr. 15 North ter Jeffies John, tailor & grocer,Post office Miners' Institute & Reading Room RidsdaleWilliam,stone mason, South ter Johnson David, farmer (George Whitbread, sec) Robinson Elizabeth .Ann (Mrs.), china Johnson David, jun. farmer Pinkney Bryan, boot maker, High st & glass dealer, I I 3 High street J ohnson George, grocer Potter William, joiner, Pease street Robinson George,cabinet ma.47 High st Liversed Robert, joiner Price Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper Robinson Henry, farmer, Howla hay Marsay Jonathan,farmer, Hillock farm Reed Joseph, grocer & draper Robimon Thomas, carrier, High street Marsay Matthew, farmer Salmon ~idney, draper Robinson William Page c. E. surTeyor & Marsay William, farmer Smith Albert M. draper,15 High street inspector of nuisances to Skelton & Moore William, farmer Smith James, shopkeeper Brotton local board, High street Potter John, farmer, Gerrick Snowdon John, Lin gdale hotel Scott James, dairy farmer, New Skelton Potter Michael, farmer, Gerrick Taylor William, shoe maker, High 11t Shand William ""M. B., c.M. physician & Raw William, farmer, Redhall farm Two Thomas, carrier surgeon ; & at Boosbeck & 16 Foun- Sanderson John, farmer Vivers James, tailor, High strel't tain street, Guisborough Shaw Thomas, farmer Watson Robert, butcher, High street Shepherd Thomas, assistant overseer Slater Micha.el, farmer Wedgewood Harriet(Mrs. ),greengrocer Sissen Thos.shoe ma. &confectnr. High st Slater William, farmer Wedgewood John, generaldealer Skelton Co-operative Society Limited Smith James, farmer Wilkinson John, farmer, Moor (Martin John Videan, sec.), High st. ; Sutcliff Frederick, farmer Williams Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper branches at Saltburn & Boosbeck Swales George, farmer 'Wilsou George, shopkeeper Skelton Cottage Hospital (Sydney H. Thompsm~ George, farmer Winsor Thomas, butcher MerryweatberL.R.c. P,Edin. surgeon; Ward Jsaac, farmer Wot.ton James', i3hopkeeper MissMarionMills,matrn. ),Boosbeck rd Ward John, shopkeeper Yorkshire Penny Bank (William B. Skelton Literary Club & Free Library Williamson Wm. wheelwright & farmer Casson, actuary) (open· monday · (James Henderson, sec.), High street Wooton Eli, Jolly Sailor P.H. Skatebeck evening), Miners' Institute SkipperGeorge,confectionr. Boos beck rd Younq- John, farmer, Throstle nest Young Robert, farmer Spires Ben, teacher of music, 78 High st Margrove Park. Stainthorpe Wm. New inn,Clcveland st Boosbeck. Dale William, farmer StevensrmRt. W. farmer, TroutHaU farm COMMERCIAL. Featherstone J oseph, shopkeeper Tate .Addison, painter &c. 89 High street Stanghow Ironstone Mines (Cochrane 'fateAnnie( Mrs. ),Green inn,Boosbck. rd Bendlow William, house agent & Co. Limited,proprietors ; W.Percy TreemSergt.Chas.drill instructr.High st Boyes Henry, greengrocer & coal dealer Cochrane, sec.; Wm. Walker,mangr) Tuck & Thompson, grocers & drapers, Bumby William, tailor Post office, North Skelton Clay Lane Iron Co. Limited (South . Stanghow. Tntin Thomas, land agent to John Skelton Ironstone Mines) (Edward Hughes Rev. Wm. [curate], Seaton ho Scarth Isaac, Stanghow house Thomas Wharton esq. D.L., .J.P Hamilton, sec) Volunteer Battalion (Ist) Princess of Crouch J oseph, stationer & printer .Allison Henry Thomas, farmer Wales Own Yorkshire Rifles (G Co.) Crouch Stephen,news agent'&; stationr. Bainbridge John, farmer, .Aysdale gate (Captam Edward Hamilton, com­ Post office Briggs John, farmer, Lockwood beck manding), head quarters, High st Elliott James, Station hotel [letters through Guisborough] Farndale Martin, farmer, Tinkenhow Walker Joseph, grocer & joiner, & post Kitchen William, shopkeeper office, Boosbeck road Marlborough Jsph.farmr.Hollywell frm Langstaff George, blacksmith Ward Henry, hair dresser, High street Marley Margaret (Miss), farmer Langstaff John, farmer Ward Robert, shopkeeper, Back lane Marley Matthew,farmer,Rokeley house Marsay J on a than, farmer Watson Willi.am, shopkeepr. N ewSkelton Ma.rsha.U James, draper Scarth Isaac, farmer, Stanghow house Wilkinson Robert, butcher, High street Milliga.n J ame.s, shopkeeper Wilkinson Michael, farmer Wilkinson William, butcher, High st Nelson Eliza M. (Miss), dress maker & Wilson John, farmer Wilks Jeremiah, farm bailiff to John music teacher Slapewath. Thoa. Whartonesq. D.L., J.P.High st Richardson John William, butcher Barr .Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper Wilson Joseph, grocer, High street Rush by .Ann (Mrs.), grocer Bassett Jane (Miss), draper Wood Bros. joiners & wheelwrights,Ea.st Shand Wm. M.B.,C.M. physician&Burgn Large. John, shoe maker terrace Skelton Co-operative Society Limited Slapewath Ironstone Mines (B.Samuel Wood James Thompson, wine & spirit (William Cawthoru., manager) son & Co. Limited, proprietors ; merchant, 5 High street Tuck Edwin, grocer & general dealer William Charlton, manager) Wood John, tailor, III High street Wilkinson Robert, butcher Spa Ironstone Mine (Gjers, Mills & Co Wrightson Wm.blacksmth.3Clevelnd. st Wilks William, commercial hotel proprietors ; John Tate, manager) 'Young William,butcher,I2IHigh street Wright William, shoe maker Storey Henry, Fox & Hounds P.H SKIPTON-UPON-SWALE, orSKIPTONBRIDGE, is a south porch and a. western tower containing one bell: ~here village and township formmg, with Catton, an ecclesiastical are 150 sittings. The register dates from the year 1842. parish, on the east bank of the river Swale, 2 miles west- The living is a. vicarage, net yearly value £121, with resi­ north-west from Balderby station on the Harrogate and dance, in the gift of Miss Elsley and Mrs. Thompson, and Thirsk section of the North East.ern railway, and 4 west- held since 1883 by the Rev. John Arthur Osiria Oxlee. The south-west from Thirsk, in the Thirsk and Malton division Wesleyan chapel was erected in xBu. There are no mano­ of the R1ding, Birdforth wapentake, petty sessional division rial rights. The principal landowners are John Rob, jun. of Birdforth, Thirsk union and county court district, rural esq. John Smith Rob esq. and G. Brooksbank esq. The deanery of Tbirsk, archdeaconry of Cleveland and diocese area is 796 acres 1 rateable value, £z, 132; the population -of York. The church of St. John the Evangelist, erected in in IBgt was 124. 1842, is a building of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, PosT OFFICE, Skipton Bridge.-James Curry, sub-postmas . ' .
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