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MIDDLESBROUGH. 163 Population Was 25 J in 2:8N, 3.5; in 1821 1 40; in 1831 1 154; X88r, 18 8 :£ • . DIRECTORY. J NORTH RIDING YORKSHIRE: MIDDLESBROUGH. 163 population WaS 25 J in 2:8n, 3.5; in 1821 1 40; in 1831 1 154; x88r, 18 8 :£.. in 1841,_ 5,463; in :1851,.- 7,631 l in x86r~ 8,!!92; in 1871, Eswn, part of _. .• -·.,. ~· .. ....,, 2,88o 71311 39,284; in r88t, 55,288, and in x89r, 75,516. Linthorpe, part of ;., ......._ 18,334 25,178 The population of the municipal and parliamentary Marton, part of ,,~,, ....... , ... 458 6ox borough in x881 and 189:r, was as follows : ' Middlesbrough .1, ••• , .......... 36,63x 49,6r3 1881. 189:t. N ormanby, part of ..~ ...- •. ., 6,455 7.884 Linthorpe, part of ........... t18,717 t25,173 Ormesby, part of ........... 7,387 8,34+ Marton, part of ·········-·•·.- 531 i. 001 Middlesbrough ............. .. 36,631 49,613 Parliamentary limits ... 72 • 145 98,931 Ormesby, part of ........... 55 I24 - t Including 16 officers and 6o7 inmates in the Workhouse,. ;Municipal limits ..... ~ . ..J Parish Clerk of Middlesbrough, vacani. 55.934 75.516 - Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c. PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. Annuity & Insurance Office, Post tNorth street, John Westrip, receiver, 5.3o, 9.30 & II.JO Office buildingB.-George Brooks, postmaster a.m.; I. 15, g, 5j 6. J5, 7, 7-45 & 9.20 p.m. Sunday, 4·30 MA.ILS DISPATCHED-BOX CLEARED. tRussellstreetl William R. Meggeson, receiver, 5.30, 9.30 Redcar, Eston Junction, Grangetown, Marton, Nunthorpe & 11.30 a.m.; ~.15, 3, s, 6, 7, 8 & 9.20 p.m. · Sunday, & South Bank, 5-55 a.m.; Cowpen-Bewley, Hemlington, 4 p.m Linthorpe Estate, Port Clarence, Haverton Hill, Ormesby, t*Sussex street, Laverick Brothers, receivers, 5-300 9.30 & Norman by,. Old Linthorpe & Rural Posts, 6.45 a.m. ; II.30 a.m.; I.I5, 3-I5, 5-15, 6.15, 7· 8 & 9.20 p.m. Sun­ London, Southern Counties & Ingleby Greenhow, 7.30 day, 4.30 p.m a.m. ; Darlington, Newcastle & Shields, Io a.m. ; Lon­ tWaterloo road, Robert Henry Rowlands, receiver, 5-JO, don, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester; York, Bradford & the 8.45 & 11.30 a.m.; r.15, 3, (i.;~:s, 7, 7.50 & g.2o .p.m. Continent, 10. 15 a.m.; Hart le pools, to. 55 a.m.; N ewca.stle, Sunday; 4.15 p.rn ,. Stockton, North Shields, Carlisle, Gateshead, Sunderland Marked thus t are Mone5' Order Offices, Savings Bank & &; Scotland, ;r2 noon ; the Continent, London, Darling­ Annuity & Insurance Offices. ton, Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, Guisbrough, Redcar, Marked thus* are Telegraph Offices. Saltburn, South Bank, South Wales, Devon, Cornwall, .Somerset, Wilts, Monmouth,. 12.30 p.m. ; Gateshead, Member of Parliament. Durham, Ferry Hill, Northumberland & Scotland, x.xo Joseph Havelock Wilson esq. xg Buckingham street, Strand, p.m.; Darlington, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, London w c Sunderland, & North &South Shields, x.sop.m.; Grange­ Returning Officer. The Mayor * .f town, 2.15 p.m.; Carlisle, Newcastle, Northumberland& County Magistrates. Scotland, 3.10 p.m.; Yarm, Hartlepools & Stokesley, 3.30 p.m.; Stockton, Whitby, Great Ayton, Haverton FOR I·ANGBAURGH NORTH PETTY SESSIONAl- DIVIBIO!f. Hill & Port Cla.rence, 3·45 p.m.; Guisborough, 1\'Iarske, Dixon Sir Raylton D~L. G-unnergate hall, Marlon n.s.o. Marton, Redcar, Saltburn, South Bank, 4 p.m. ~ Scot- Bell Charles Lbwthian esq. Ashgate house, Roman road, land, Ireland, Lancashire, Cheshire, Westmoreland, Lon- Linthorpe, Middlesbrough don, Srmth Eastern Counties, Cumberland, also United Bell Thomas Hugh esq. Red Barns, Coatham, Redcar States on wednesdays & saturday5 & Canada on wednes- Bolckow Carl Ferdinand Henry esq. D.L. Marton hall, Mar- . days, thursdays _& saturdays, 4.30 p.m,; Eston, :Nor- ton R.S.O manby, Ormesby, 5p.m.; Grangetown, 5.15 p.m.; Dur- Bolckow li. W, Ferdinand esq. Marton hall, Marton R.S.O ham & West Hartlepool, 5.30 p.m.; preliminary night Cochl"ane .Alfred Ormesbyesq. Norton ho. Coatham, Redcar mail to Oarlington,5.45 p.m.: .t\ll England, North Ireland, Cochrane Henry esq. The Longlands, Middlesbrough Scotland & the Continent, 6.40. p.m. (with an extra !d. Glen James M.D. 71 Normanby road, South Bank R.S.O stamp till 7.10 p.m. ),; London & all parts day mail, Io Hustler Williarn Thoma~ esq. D.L. Acklam hall, Middlesbro' p.m. (with an extra id. stamp till 10.15 p.m.). On Sun- Johnson Waiter esq. Ronnton grange, Northallerton days to Redcar, 7.25 (morning); lngleby, Greenhow, Minchin Charles Henry esq, ·Crossbeck house, ;Normanby, Marton & Nunthorpe, 8 ~morning); London & all parts · Middlesbrough . (afternoon), 5·35 Pennyman James Stovin esq. Ormesby hall, Middlesbrough MAILS ARRIVE FROM RidleyThomas Dawson esq.Willimoteswick,Coatham,Redcar Delivery by Town letters Swan John George esq. Upsall hall, Middlesbrough letter carriers can be Walker William Eden esq. Riftswood, Saltburn-by-the-Sea begins posted till Ward-Jackson Charles Lionel Atkins esq. Normanby hall, London & all parts ···-·~·•··"' 7· o a.m. 6.45 a.m. Middlesbrough - London, Continent, Irelandp Wilson Robert Theodore esq. Marton, Middlesbrough S.England,Scotland& Local 12.15 p.m. 12. o noon Clerk to the Magistrate.•:;, Frederick Brewster, 9 .Albert rd London & all parts .... , •.,.,..~. 4• Q p.m. 3·45 p.m Petty Sessions are held at theNew Municipal buildings every Stockton,. Wes~ Hartlepool. } alternate thursday at n a.. m 6 0 Leeds, Darlington, Sunder- ~ · p. m. 5·45 p. m The following places are included in the division :-Middles- 8 0 land, .Newcastle &c .......... } · p.m. 7 ·45 p.m brough,Ormesby (including North Ormesby & OldOrmes- Sunday delivery, 8.30 a.m, by), Normanby (including Normanby & the greater part The office is open for the receipt & dispatch of telegrams of South Bank), Eston (including Old Eston,South Eston, from 1 a.m. to ID p.m. ; on sundays from 7 to xo a. m. & 5 Eston Junction, Grange Town & part of South Bank), p.m. to 6. p. m.; for ordinary business, 7 a. m. to 10 p.m. ; Marton, l:Iemlington, Acklam & Linthorpe ()lj. snndays from r; to xo a. m. & 5 to 6 p.m. RECEIVING OFFICES CLEARED AS FOLLOWS:...__ Stipendiary & Borough lVJ:a.glstrates. tAvon street (North Ormsby road), Samnel Garside, Coleman Charles James (stipendary), Coatham receiver, 5.3o, 9·451 n.3o a. m. ; 1.15, 3, 5, 6, 7, 7·45 & The Mayor & Ex-Mayor · g.~ p.m. Sunday, 4· 15 p.m • Bell T. Hugh, Coatham tCarter street, Mrs. M. T. Simpson, receiver, .5.3o, 9· r:s & Bolckow Carl Ferdinand Henry, Marton hall u.15 a. m.. j I 15, 31 5, 6, 7, 7-45• & 9.20 p.m. Sunday, Bulmer William,. Grove hill, MiddlesbrougQ. 4 p.m Cochrane Henry, Longlands *tDocks, Thomas Donking, receiver, 5-4o,g.go & u.rsa.m.; Cooper Arthur, Grove hill, Middlesbrough I.xs, 3, 5, 6, 7, 7·45 & g.2o p.m. Sunday, 4.15 p.m 1 Dixon Sir Raylton, Gunnergate hall, Marton tFieetham street, Thomas Weighell, receiver, 5-so, 9·30 & Dixon Waynma.n, Grove hill, Middlesbrough n.3o a.m.; 1.15, 31 5·I51 6.x5, 7, 7·45 & 9.20 p.m. Ellerton John M.D. Grove hill, Middlesbrough Sunday, 4 p.m Gjers John, Southfield villas, Middlesbrough. tGarnett street, Harwood Taylor, Teceiver, 5.30, 9-30 & Hanson William, Grove hill, Middlesbrough u.go a. m. ; 1.15, 3, 5, 6, 7, 7-45 & 9.20 p.m, Sunday, Hedley John H.D. Yester house, Middlesbrough 4 p.m · LennardJohn M. -Coulby manor, Great Ayton R.S.O *tLinthorpe road,Jobn Kirkwood, receiver,s.3o,g.3o & tr.3o Robinson T. G. National Provincial Bank, Londoq ~ 1l.m,; x.t51 3• 5-I5, 6.15 & 7, 8, & 9.20 p.m. S~day, Sadler S. A. Prestonhall, Eaglescliffe 4.30 p.m . · StephensonRobt.The Woodlands, Woodland rd, !\fiddlesbro' tLin.thorpe, .r;. 15, 8.30 & II a. m.; x. 15, 3, 6, 7• 7-45 k 9.20 Stevenson John, CNove hill, Middlesbrough p.m. Sunday, 4.30 p.m Stubbs John Richard, Park end, Ormesby t*Newport road, John Wake, receiver, 5-30• 9-30 & II.3o Thompson Henry, Coatham, Redcar a.m. ; I. I5, 3· 5-I5, 6. 15, 7. 8 & g.20 p.m. Sunday' Walker Samuel M.D. Southfield villas, :Middlesbroogb. 4·15p.m Watson Henry, Coatham, Redcar ' • .
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