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Lincolnshire. [Kelly's 18 LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY'S ~IAGISTRATES FOR THE COUNTY • LORD LIEUTENANT AND CUSTOS ROTULORUM. RlGH'f HON. EARL BROWNLOW P.C. Belton house, Granth&m; & 8 Carlton House terrace, London S. W. PARTS OF HOLLAND. NORTH HOLL.A~D DISTRICT. 'Dbauman of Quarter Session~, William Garfit esq. Royce William Stapleton esq. Pinchbeck hall, Spald~g West Skirbeck house, Boston Short John Cecil esq. Highbury, Woodbridge rd. Ipswich :Marked thus * are al~o Deputy Lieutenants. Simonds William Tnrner esq. Wilton lodge, Staines Staffurth Rev. Canon Samuel M.A. Freiston priory, n~ar Bedford William esq. Broadfield house, Boston Boston Carter Lawrence esq. Manor house, Wickden, Stony Tunnard Charles Thoma;, esq. Buries vicarage, Chel­ Stratford ford, Cheshire Casswell Thomas Russell esq. Holme lea, Gosberton, Tunnard J oseph Andrew esq. Kirton, Boston Spaldmg *De Burton Lieut.-Col. Albert, Buckminster hall, Bil­ Tunnwrd-Moore OhaTles Edward esq. B.A. Dulais, Hay, Herefordshire lmgboTough, Folkingham Tunnard-Moore Thomas Coney esq. B.A. Dunedin, Dar- Denm.s William esq. Kirton house, Kirton, Boston racott road, Boscombe Park, Bournemouth, Hants Ed>\w-Cole James esq. F.R.Hist S. Brampton manor, Upsall William esq. Butterwick, Boston Hn>1tlngdon Fleteher Rev. Hy. Thomas M.A. Vioarage, Bicker,Bosoon W addington Samuel esq Welby-Everard Edward Everard Earle esq. Gosberlom *Ga.Tfit Thomas Cheney esq. Kenwick hall, Louth house, Gosberton, Spaldmg *Garfit William esq. West Skirbeck h.ouse, Boston Gleed Richd. esq. B.A. Park house, Donington, Spalding Youn~ George Frederick e<>q. Swineshead abbey, Bo~>toll Hut&on Wm. Ourtis esq. 17 Spilsby rd. Skirbeck, Boston The Mayors of Borough-. & Chairmen of Urban & Rural Lane-Claypon William esq. B.A. The Limes, Wheat- District Councils are ex-officio ma~:istrates for the hamp:;tead, Herts time being Ouzman John esq. Cressy hall, Gosberton, Spalding Clerk to the l\Iagistrate", Benjamin Bissill Dyer, 2 Porter William esq. 34 Sleaford road, Boston Church lane, Boston Proctor Ebenezer Boston eo:q. Hili ho.Gosberton,Spalding SOUTH HOLLAND DISTRIGr. ViLe-Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Fitzalan Howard i Proctor Ebenezer B. esq. Hill house, Gosberton,Spaldmg esq. Holyrood house, Spalding. I RiddingtoQn Myhill esq. The Willows, Borough Fen, Peterboroug-h .(.,a<>sweJ! Thomas Russell esq. Holme lea, Gosberton, j' Royce Wm. Stapleton esq. Pinchbeck hall, Spalding Spaldmg Skelton George esq. Northaw, Etchingham Park road, Da~es Edwin esq. Sutt~n house, Long Sutton Finchley England G:eorge Fredenck esq. V.D . S_tiles Arthur Jalland esq. M.D. 19 London rd. Spaltha~ Howa~d F1tzalan esq. Holy-:ood house, Spaldlllg (VIce- 'Ihompson Wm. Jas. esq. Postland, Crowland, Peterbo:ro' chauman of Quarte~ Sesswn~) Welby Edward Montague Earle esq. Norton house, Nor- Howard George Fredenck Curt01s esq. London road, Long ton Sheffield Sutton, Wisbech . Welby-Everard Edward Evflrard Ea.rle esq. B.A Gosbl'r- Massey George esq. 28 London road, Spaldmg ton house GosbeTton Spaldincr Merry Robert esq. Littleport, Fleet, Holbeach . ' ' "' . Mills Wm. Henry esq. Eaton grange, Parkstone, Dorset Th~ <?~aumen of Urb.an & R~ral Distnct Cou~cils ~ the Mornson Hector Mackay esq. Argus house, St. Thomas' diVISIOn are ex-officio magistrates for the time bemg road, Spa.lding Clerk to the Magistrates, H. Stanley Maples, 23 New Pat<'hett Jo-seph Sharp esq. Cherry farm, Holbeach road, Spaldmg Clerk of the Peace for Parts of Holland, W. H. Gane, Sessions house, Church yard, Boston. Inspector of Weights & Measures, William G:rassam, 1 Double street, Spalding. PARTS OF KESTEVEN. Ch:mman of Quarter Sessions, Earl of Ancaster, Grims­ *Cockburn Nathaniel Claytun esq. B.A. Harmston hall, t horpe castle,Bourne; & 8 Chesterfield gdns.London W Lincoln Vice-Chairman of Quarter Sessions, W1lliam Vere ReeTe Cole MaJor John Albert, Cotswold, Leamington Fane esq. Fulbeck hall, Grantham Conant Henry J. esq. Manor house, Market Harbo.rouga Cragg Edward Henry e;,q. M.D. The Old Hall, Billmg- Marked thus * are al~o Deputy Lieutenants. borough, Folkingham *All x Col. Noel Charles Noel Cragg William Alfd. esq. Threckingham ho. Folkinghatl!l Anca"t"r Earl of, Grimsthorpe castle, Bourne; & 8 *Curtis Charles Constable esq. Langford hall, Newa:rk Chesterfield gardens, London W Dean .Arthur :Wellesley esq. Dowsby hall, Bourne Baker His Honor Sir George Sherston bart. 18 Caven­ *De Burton Lieut.-Col. Albert, Buckminster hall, Billing­ dish road, St. John's wood, London N W bo:rouf;h, Folkingham Beaumont Henry Frederick esq. Whitley Beaumont, Hud­ Ellison Capt. Richard Todd, Elm house, Grantham der-,twld Exeter Marquess of, Burghley house, Stamford; & 114 Bemon Henry Thomas esq. Market pl. Market Deeping Ashley gardens, London S W Bergne-Coupland Alexander Hugh esq. Skellingthorpe *Fane Witliam Vere Reeve esq. Fulbeck hall, Gran\hun hall, Lincoln Fenwick Waiter Lion~l esq. Witham hall, Bourne Bireh Reynardson Col. Chrurles, Holywell hall, Stamford Fletcher Rev. Hy. ~hos. M.A. Vicarage, Bicker, Boston Brownlow Rt. Hon. Earl P.C., V.D. (Lord Lieutenant & Gardner Robert Arthur esq Cawthorpe, Bourne Cu"tos Rotulorum), Belton house, Grantham; & 8 Garner William Redmile esq. The Orchards,Dyke,Bmune Carlton House terrace, London S W Gilpin-Brown William Dundas e,s.q. F.S.I. Leek Wootton, Campbell Colin esq. Stapleford hall, Newark Warwick Cecll Col. Lord William C.V.O. Didlington hall, Norfolk Gleed Richard esq. B.A. Park house, Donington, Spalding *Chaplin Rt. Hon. Henry P.C., M.P. Stafford house, St. Harding- Col. Thomas Waiter, Madingley hall,Cambridge James', London S W Heathcote Robert esq. Mant n, Oakham Cholmeley Sir Monta.gne Aubrey Rowley bart. Norton Heathcote Thomas Arthur Robert esq. Folkingham Place, Lincoln Higgs George esq. Tlwl Lawns, W othorpe, StamfO'Pd .
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