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Cambridgeshire. Isle of Ely ))!RECTORY. J CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ISLE OF ELY. 143 Bank, ()xlode, Prickwillow, Pyemoor, Quaney, Queen PUBLIC OFFICERS. Adelaide, Redmere, Shippea Hill, Staples Lays, Stret­ Assistant Overseer for Holy Trinity,James Weatherhead, ham & Fen, Stuntney & Fen, Sutton & Fen, Little Back hill · . Thetford & Fen, Wardy Hill & Fen, Wentworth, Certifying Factory Surgeon, Francis Bent')' :Mears Allden Witcham, Witcham Gravel & Fen, Witchford & Fen Beckett M.B., B.C.Camb. High street & Wilburton Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, Frank Roberson, Back For 'Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that hill of Cam bridge; Howard William Cox, 5 Petty Cury, Clerk to Commissioners of Haddenham Level &c. Harry Cambridge, official receiver Copley, Market place Certified Bailiff appointed under the "Law of Distress Clerk to Littleport & Downham Drainage Commissioners, Amendment Act," George Comins, St. Mary's street Heber G. Martin, Market street City Fire Brigade, adjoining Shire hall, Lynn road, G. Clerk to Feo:ffees of Parsons' Charity, George Martin L. Archer, chief officer; Sidney E. Covill, 2nd officer, Hall, Market place; receiver, Philip Shelford Bidwell, & ro men Egremont street; supt. Daniel Wm. Harper, Silver st County Police Station, Lynn road, Herbert Roythorne, Clerk to the Wash Commissioners .& Cawdle Fen Com­ superintendent; Arthur Cornwell, inspector; the Ely missioners, Wm. Johnson Evans, High Street passage division consists of 3 sergeants & 17 constables Clerk to the South Level & other Drainage Boards, Dispensary, St. Mary's street, Spencer Clabon Harris Harold Archer, Market place L.S.A.Lond., L.R.F.P. & S. & L.M.Glas. medical Collector of Land & Income Taxes for Ely College & officer; Rev. Kenelm Henry Smith, hon. sec Ely Trinity & Ely St. Mary parishes, George Henry Electric Cinema Hall, Ely Cinema Co. proprietors Ellis, Lynn road, Ely Fen Office (Bedford Level Corporation), St. Mary's st. Coroner for the Southern Divi~ion of the Isle of Ely, Harold Archer, registrar & expenditor general but usually acting in the Hundred of Ely & South Isle of Ely Constabulary Office, Downham road, Capt. part of the Hundred of Witchford, Geo. Martin Hall, John Harold Mander, chief constable; Sergt. Hugh M:uket place, Ely; deputy, Archibald Kenneth Camp­ Prudhomme, clerk bell, solicitor, Market place, Ely Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent County Sur~eyor for the Southern Roads District, Society, High street, William Lincolne, hon. repre­ Reginald S. W. ,Perkins, Downham road sentative. See advertisement page 9 Customs & Excise Officer, William Barker, Deacons lane Inspector of Weights & Measures, Nathaniel Edwards, 98 Lynn road, Wisbech ELY UNION.· Medical Officer of Health & School Medical Officer to The. Board meet at the Poor Law Institution thursday the Isle of Ely County Council, Frederick Ernest Woodham Rogers M.B., B.O., D.P.H.Cantab. County monthly at II a.m. · buildings The union comprises the following parishes & places:­ Assistant Medical Officer of Health to the Ely County . Coveney, Downham, Ely St. Mary, Ely Trinity, Ely Council, Malcolm Claude Russell Grahame M.B., College, Grunty Fen, Haddenham, Littleport, Mepal, Ch.B.Edin., D.P.H.Edin. & Glas., D.T.M.L'pool, Redmere, Stretham, Sutton, Thetford, W entworth, County buildings Wilburton, Witcham, Witcham Gravel & Witchford. Stamp Distributor, George Herbert Tyndall, Minster pl The area of the union is 80,741 acres; rateable value, Surveyor of Taxes, Francis Edmund Dale, Market street Lady Day, 1916, 1,"154•968; the population in 19Il was Town Crier, Read Wayman, Waterside 20,833 Chairman of the Board of Guardians, James L. Lud­ DIOCESE OF ELY. dington J .P. Audley house, Li.ttleport 1905 Bishop, The Right Rev. Frederic Henry ('has& Clerk to the Guardians & Union Assessment Committee, D.D. The Palace Edmund Button Claxton, Egremont street, Ely Assistant Bishop. · Treasurer, Edmund H. Parker J.P. banker, Cambridge 1903 Rt. Rev. William Thomas Harrison D.D. Olivers, Collectors of Poor Rates, James W eatherhead, Back hill, near Colchester Ely Trinity & Ely St. Mary; Alien Hull, Downham; 1906 Dean, The Very Rev. Alexander Francis Kirk- George Robert Stimson Cheeseright, Littleport; patrick D.D. The Deanery Arthur Miles, Haddenham; Allison Gimbert, Sutton, Mepal, Witcham & Wentworth; James Yarrow, Thet­ Archdeacons. ford; Frederick W. W. Hudson, Wilburton & Grunty Fen 1907 Ely, Ven. William Cunningham D.D.,LL.D. Trinity College, Cambridge Relieving & Vaccination Officer & Collector to the 1910 Bedford, Right Rev. Edward Noel Hodges D.D. St. Guardians, Flanders J. Aspland, Back hill, Ely Cuthbert's rectory, Bedford Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Downham district, 1915 Huntingdon, Ven. Thomas Hodgson M.A. Vicarage, Henley Frank Curl B.A., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. St. Neots, Wisbech Lond. St. Mary's street, Ely; Ely St. Ma.ry & Ely Canons. Trinity district, Spencer Clabon Harris L.R.F.P .S. 1903 Robert Hatch Kennett D.D. Regius professor of Glas. Ely; Haddenham district, Charles William Howe Hebrew at Cambridge, College, Ely M.B., Ch.B.Edin., D.P.H.Edin. High street, Hadden­ 1905 Michael George Glazebrook D.D. College1 Ely ham ; Littleport district, Frank Willders Mawby L.S.A. 1910 Berkeley Wm. Randblph D.lJ. The Almonry, Ely Lond. Mow Fen hall, Littleport ; Sutton district, 19II Henry Leighton Goudge .u.D. The College, Ely James Waugh Hay M.B., · Ch.B.Glas. Ca.mbria house, 1912 Ven. George Hodges M.A. The College, Ely Sutton The Poor Law Institution is s. brick building standing Honorary Canons. on a commanding eminence a quarter of a mile out 1879 Right Rev. William Thomas Harrison D.D. Olivers, of the city, & is capable of holding 248 inmates. near Colchester • There is a spacious board-room, in the which the r88r Arthur Robertson Evans M.A. St. Mary's st. Ely guardians hold their meetings. Frederick William 1890 Frederick Ferdinand Martin Schleicher Thornton, Green, master; Rev. Thomas J. iKirkland B.Sc. Shudy-Camps park, Bartlow . chaplain; Francis Henry Mears Allden Beckett M. B., 1891 Augustus Sidney Stokes M.A.Vicarage,Elm,Wisbech B.C.Camb. High street, medical officer; Mrs. E. E. 18g6 Elgood George Punchard D.D. Sextry house, St. Green, matron Mary's street, Ely 1898 Henry Montagu Butler D.D. Master of Trinity col- ELY REGISTRATION DISTRICT. lege, Cambridge Superintendent Registrar, Edmund Button Claxton, 1902 Hon.Hugh Wynne Mostyn M.A.17 Somerset pl.Bath · Egremont street, Ely; deputy, James Weatherhead, 1906 Henry Barclay Swete D.D. 23 Old Park rd. Hitchin Back hill, Ely 1906 George Russell Bullock-Webster M.A. 17 Uordon Registrars of Births & Deaths, Haddenham sub-d~str~ct, square, London W C F. W. W. Hudson, Wilburton; Sutton sub-district, 1907 Edward Thory Marshal! M.A. Vicarage, Sutton, Alfred C. Drake, Sutton; Ely sub-district, Spencer Isle of Ely Clabon Harris, St.. Mary's · street, Ely; Littleport 1908 Lambert Woodard ·]{.A. s~b-district, Elliott May Cheeseright, Littleport • 1908 Edmund Robt. Mason M.A.3o Barton rd.Cambridge Registrars cf Marriages, Alfred C. Drake, Sutton; 19n Edmund Gough de Salis Wood B.D. St. Clement's .Ellio~t May Cheeseright, Littleport; J. P. Tibbitts, vicarage, Cambridge · High street, Ely 19n Thomas Hodgson M. A.· Vicarage, St., Neots ' • .
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