BISHOP WILTON-WITH-BELTHORPE TOWNSHIP. BOLTON Tovvnship

BISHOP WILTON PARISH. 555 rating purposes at £794, and had in 1891 a population of 96. The village of Youlthorpe is small but pleasantly situated on an eminence, and is half-a-mile distant from Gowthorpe, which contains only three farms. BISHOP WILTON-WITH-BELTHORPE TOWNSHIP. Post, Money Order, Savings Bank, Annuity and Insurance Office, Bishop Wilton ; William Henry Cook, sub-postmaster. Letters through Wilberfoss, via York, arrive at 9-30 a.m., and are despatched at 4-0 p.m. in summer, and 3-30 p.m. in winter. Nearest Telegraph Office at Pocklington (four-aIid-a-half miles). Adamson Charles, cattle dealer Hardwick Geo., to Cross Keys.Pocklington (Sat.) Anderson George, shopkeeper Richmond John B., to Feathers hotel, Pock Bailey Robert, joiner, &c. lington (Saturday) Banks Mrs. Hannah Bramley Harry, schoolmaster Farmers. Brown George, tailor Oook William Henry, grocer and postmaster Adamson Henry Quarton Cullum Robert, shopkeeper Askwith William, Calais wold Drury J ames, blacksmith; and at Givendale Barker J ames, Low Belthorpe Duggleby Fred., grocer Brigham Richard, Garrowby lodge Eldridge Rev. John Adams, J\I.A., The Vicarage Dales Mrs. Mary, Westfield Elsworth John, vict., Fleece Inn Davey George, Marrow green Etty Mrs. Jane Donkin Henry Fryer 1\1r. Georgc, Rose villa Fawcett Henry (and landowner), Belthorpe Garforth William, butcher Stud farm Gowland William, blacksmith Featherstone John, Calais wold Harrison J ohn, grocer Harrison John J ebson William Henry, veterinary surgeon Hutty Bell Knowlson John, vict., Cross Keys; and shoe- Lett Frederick Charles maker, Skirpenbeck Lockwood Thomas, Withy Hill, Garrowby Serginson Henry, shoemaker Loft Robert Smith Richard, horsebreaker Matthews Charles White James, cowkeeper Newby James (and butcher) Readman John Carriers. Serginson Alfred Singleton J ames Richard, Greenwick farm Anderson George, to White Swan, Pavement, Topham J ohn, Beacon lane York (Saturday) Wilkinson Quartan, Manor house Cullum Robert, to Horse Shoe, Pocklington Wilson Richard, Cautley farm (Saturday) Wilson Thomas, Highfield house Foster Thomas, to \Vhite Swan, Pavement, Wilson 'Villiamson George, Cot nab York (Saturday) Wilstrop John & William, Beechwood house BOLTON TOvVNSHIP. Letters by foot post from Wilberfoss, via York. Wall Box cleared at 4-50 p.m. No collection on Sunday. Nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office, Pocklington (three miles). Bardwell Thomas Newman Frederick, J.P. and D.L., Bolton hall Farmers. Clough Mr. Robert Brigham J ames, Bolton grange Hart John, shopkeeper Campbell James . Park Rev. George Edward, RA. (Durham), Kell William, Bolton Manor farm curate of Fangfoss, Spode cottage Nicholls John Pickering Robert, junr., pig dealer Pickering Robert, senr. Shields John. coachman, The Lodge Rudd William Stevenson Mr. l\1ichael Sampson William, Bolton house Waterson Robert, joiner, &c. Tindale George Henry, Bolton villa YOULTHORPE-WITH-GOWTHORPE TO\VNSHIP. Letters by foot post from Wilberfoss, via York. Nearest Post and Money Order Office, Bishop Wilton (two miles). Nearest Telegraph Office, Stamford Bridge (four-and-a-half miles). West Thomas, tailor, Youlthorpe Dales John Hawkin George Christopher H., Manor house Farmers. WaIls The Misses J. & S. Allison Thomas William, Gowthorpe Wilson Amos, Youlthorpe Beedham 1\1rs. Mary, Gowthorpe Wilson Robert, Youlthorpe Dalby John Gowthorpe.

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