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Lincolnshire. Harion-Upon-Humber, 47 DIRECTORY.] LINCOLNSHIRE. HARION-UPON-HUMBER, 47 County Court Office, Priestgate, His Honm- Sir G. Sher­ Primitive Met·hodist, Rev. Fredk. Geo. Wallis (supt.) & ston Baker hart. judge; Richard Hudson, registrar & Rev. David Rogers; 10.30 a.. m. & 6 p.m.; thurs.7 p.m high bailiff; the oourt is held bi-monthly at the Police Wesleyan; 10.30 a. m. & 6 p.m.; OouN at 10 a.m. The dis,triot comprises the follow­ thurs. 7 p.m Rev.J .Robinson Clemin­ ing places :-Alkbo!'ough, Bonby, Barrow, Co1eby,South Wesleyan Mil>sion, Waterside; son (supt.) & Rev. Ferriby, Goxhill, Gunhouse, Horkstow, Holland Nsw, 2.30 & 6 p.m.; alternate wed. j John Birtwi1o1tle Halton East, Halton West, Killingholme North, Kil­ 7 p.m . lingholme South, Roxby, Risby, Saxby All Saints, Thornton Curtis, Ulooby, Wool!ton, Whitton, Winter­ SCHOOLS. ingha.m & Winterton An Education Commilitee of members was formed For ba.nkruptcy purposes the Court is included in that ; Richard Fox Smith, High street, of Great Grimsby; Arthur Stewa.rt Maples, Trinity clerk to the committee House lane, Hull, official receiver Que.en street (boys, girls & infan1.8), built in 1844 & Certified Bailiffs under the "Law of Distress Amend­ enlarged in 1879, at a cost of upwal"<Ls of [.r,ooo, for ment A.ct," John George Crowther, East Halton; Wm. 450 children; average attendance, rg6 boys, 147 girl11 Frederick Glasier, Winterton; Charles Marr Johnson & 148 infants; Solomon Wa11d, master; Miss A. Ford, & George Winship, Bal"ton-on-Humber mistress; MiSis Walker, infants' misrtress County Police Station, High street, Anthony Rodger, Wesleyan, Malt,by lane, erected in 1866, for 473 children; superintendent; 2 sergeants & 9 constables average attendance, 48o; .A.rthur Loughbrough Coast Guard Station, John Evans, chief officer, & 8 m.en M.L.E.C. master; Miss Jessie Dodsworth, mistress Inland Revenue Office, Henry Ralph Cook, W estfi.eld rd. St. Chad's, Waterside road, opened in 1905, for r6o chil­ officer dl'Bn; Albel't Booth, master Oddfellows' Hall, High st. Fredk. Thompson, hall keeper Stamp Office, Market lane, Hy. Wm. Ball,sub-distributor NEW SP.APERS. VOLUNTEERS. Hull & Lincolnshire Times, published sat.; Jn. Cuthbert Lee, agent, George srtreet 3rd Volunteer Battalion LinC()lnshire Regiment (E Co.); Hull News, published sat. ; W. A.. Taylor, reprMenta.tive, Drill hall, Market place; Capt. G. Bletoher; Rev. H. ~rospect place G. C. North-Cox, acting chaplain; Color-Sergt. Wm. WeaJtherall, instructor Railway station, Fleetgate, Henry D. Richards, station master. Omnibus from 'George,' Market place PUBLIC OFFICERS. Carrier by Rail & Water.-Mrs. Lydia. Sta.mp, White­ Admiralty Surgeon & Agent for Barton-upon-Humber, cross street & Wa.tel'Side road, to & from Hull, daily New Holland & Ferriby, Thomas Simmons Morley M.D. Burgate CARRIERS TO- Assistant Overseer, David Houghton, jun. Whitecross st Barrow-<Jharles Hewitt, from 'Wheat Sheaf,' mon Certifying Factory Surgeon, William George Loveridge Bonby J. W. Tupling, from King street, tues. thurs. & L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. P11ieSJtgate .sat. ; W. Green, from 'Wheat Sheaf,' mon. wed. fri. Collector of King's Taxes, Ralph P. Rippon, 6o High st & sat. ; William Edward Foster, from High st. thurs Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Barton District, Brci.gg J. W. Tupling, from King street, tues. thurr.s. & Glanford Brigg Union, William George Loveridge ,sat. ; W. Green, from 'Whea:t Sheaf,' mon. wed. fri. L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. Priestgate & &at Registrar of Marriages, Barton District, Glanford Brigg E1sha.m-Oharles Sminton, from 'White Swan,' fri Union, Henry Jenkins TGmlinson, Westholme, West­ Ferriby-W. Green, mon. wed. fri. & sat. from 'Wheat field roa.d; deputy, John Mills Good, George stree11 Sheaf'; J. W. Tupling, from King street, tues. thurs. Registrar of Births & Deaths for :Barton Sub-district, & Stat.; F. Hoodless, from Holydyke, wed. & sat Glanford Brigg Union, Elwood Alfred Elwood, Brigg He1sham J. W. Tupling, from King st. tues.thurs.& sa.t road; deputy, R. Fox Smith, High street Hull-Ml's. Lydia Stamp, from Whitecross street & Relieving Officer for Barton District, Glanford Brigg w,a tel'side road, by :rail & . wa.ter daily Union, Elwood Alfred Elwood, Rydal mount, Brigg rd Horkstow-J. W. Tupling, from King street, tues. thu1'8. Stewaro of the Manors of Ba.rt-on-on-Humber & ::south & soat. ; W. Green, from ' Wheat Sheaf,' mon. wed. fri. Ferriby, Robert Brown, jun. Priestgate & sa.t. Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Henry William Ball Limber, Great-<Jharles Crow, from 'Blue Bell,' mon Supel'intendent of Police, Anthony Ro-dger, Police station Saxby-W. Green, from 'Wheat Sheaf,' mon. wed. fri. Town Orier, Oharles Chapman, Newport street & sat. & J. W. Tupling, from King street, tues. thuN. & sat Thornton--Charles Short, from ' White Lion,' mon PLA:OES OF WORSHIP, with hlmes of Services. Ulceby-Edward Baker, from 'Blue Bell,' mon. & A. St. Pet.er'.s & St. Mary'.s Churches, Rev. Hel'bel't George Wilwn, mon 1 Oharleii North-Cox, vicar; alternate sundays, 8 & 10.30 : Winteringham-Henry Smith, from 'Wheat Sheaf,' mon a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 10 a.m. ii 5 p.m ! Wintel'ton-Thomas Smith, from 'George,' mon.; F. Mission Church, Wa.te.11side; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; · Collingwaod, mon. from 'Wheat Sheaf,' & F. Hood- alterna.te wed. 7 p.m : less, from Holydyke, wed. & sat St . .A.ugus,tine Apostle of England, Catholic, Rev. JQSeph 1 Wootton-Archibald Wilson, from 'Wheat Sheaf,' mon. & Dunstan Fla.nagan O.S.B. priest; mass, 10 a. m.; child- ' John Cook, from 'Blue Bell,' mon -r.en's service, 3 p.m.; evening service, 6.30 p.m.; Worlaby-W. Green, mon. wed. fri. & sat. from 'Wheat holidars Gf obligation, mass, 8.15 a.m.; daily, mass, : Sheaf,'; J. W. Tupling, from King stl'OO't, tues. tiliurs. 8 a.m i & sat. & T. Hoodless, from ' White Swan,' tues. & fri Cong-regation!!il (Providence), Rev. Willi.am Jas. Parsons; Wrawby-W. Green, mon. wed. fri. & sat. from ' Wheat m.3o a.m. & 6 p.m. ; mon. 7 p.m ' Sheaf' PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bygott Frank, Glebe ho. Whitecross st Dannatt John, Holydyke .A.nd&rBOn Miu, 5 Burgate Cade Chas. Yuba ho. Upper Ings rd Danson George, Flootgate Andel'Son Mi11ses, Hum~ate ho. High st Cape Mrs . .A.ruba house, Westfield rd Danson Thomas, Waterside road .A.tkiruwn Charles Herbert, Butts road Oarlisle Miss F. South Holme, Chapel Damwn William, Coronation villas. Baker George, zr High street lane Waterside road Ba.rrscloug-h William, Rose cottage, Chapman Robert, Holydyke Davis Edwin, Fleetgate Waterside road Clark Edward, Chapel lam~ Des Fol'ges Joseph Henry, Yuba villa, Bell George, 16 Hig-h street Cleminson Rev. J. Robinson (We11.), Upper lngs road 'Birtwhistle Frederick ~.'B. Priestga.te Hope house, Westfi.eld road Dewey Arth. The Elms, Waterside rd Birtwistle Rev. John (Wes.), Queen st Cobb Mrs. Westfield road Dewey Wm. Fern villa.a, Butts road Blyth Mrs. M. Queen street Collingwood Henry, East Acridge Dewey William Henry, King atreet Blyth William, Westfield road Cook John, Rocklands, Eastfield road Dinsdale John Picard, Finkle lane Briggs John Willia.m, The Holm Cooper Henry, Burg-ate ho. Burgate Donington Geor~e Bedford, Holydyke Brooks Mi.is, Westfield road Cooper Thos.H.Sea.forth ho.Barrow rd Doughty Mrs. Humlber view Brown Rt. jun. F.S ..A.. Pnestga.te ho Coopland Henry Moxon, 10 High 11t Doughty Samuel, Siewton house, Bullivant Herbsrt JQbn, Ba.nk house, Credland Jamee Edwd. 14 Ferriby rd Westfield road High street Cro11s :Miss, Brigg- house, Waterside rd Douglas Rev. Alexander l"rost Burley Charles Frederick, Neslil End Gross Willia.m, East .A.cridge (Pres.byterian), Priestgate house, Holydyke Cross Wm. Holgate, Whitecross st Ducker Mrs Westfield road llurton Mrs. 42 High street 1 Cros-s Wm. Holgate, jun. Westfield rd .
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