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Staffordshire. Stafford DIRECTORY.] STAFFORDSHIRE. STAFFORD. 317 Rugeley, Cannock & Hednesford, Town office, 9-So a.m. ; Corporation. Station Box office, 11.40 a.m r s9 s-6. Scotland, Chester & North Wales, Liverpool, Manchester, LORD HroH ~TEWARD.-Earl of Shrewsbury & Talbot. Preston, Lancashire & North of Ireland, Town office, Ingestre hall 11.25 a.m.; Station Box office, I2 noon MAYOR.-William Henry Turkington Macclesfield & Stone, Town office, u.25 a.m.; Station Box DEPUTY MAYOR.-Alderman Charles Henry Wright office, I2. 15 p.m ALDERMEN. London & South of England, Town office, I2.45 p.m. ; Sta­ /l William Gordon Bagnall ~Williarn Lloyd tion Box office, I. IS p.m /IJohn Goodall ~ f<'rederick Great Rex Penkridge & Brewood, St,ation Box office, 2. 35 p. m Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucester, South Wales, West of IWilliam Henry Peach ~Charles Henry W right JWilliam Silvester ~George Wormal England & Wolverhampton, Town office, 1.30 p.m.; Sta­ tion Box office, 3.20 p.m Marked thus R retire in r8g8. Stoke-on-Trent, ]Town office, r p.m.; Station Box office, Marked thus ~retire in rgor. 1.30 p.m WARD ALDERMEN. London, Town office, 2. IS p.m.; Station Box office, 3.30 p.m Shrewsbury, Wellington, Newport (Salop), Gnosall, Liver­ East-William Henry Peach pool, Manchester & the North, Town office, 3.30 p.m.; W est-George \V urmal Station Box office, 4.15 p.m COUNCILLORS. Stoke-on-Trent Station office, 5·5 p.m East Ward. West Ward. London & the South of England, Town office, 5.40 p.m.; Francis A mies Thomas Boult Station Box office, 6. IS p.m Thomas Bennett George John Flamank General Night Mails to all parts, Town office, IO p.m.; Sta­ John Geddes William Chaplain tion Box office, ro p. m William Matthews William Henry Turkington Member of Parliament for the Borough. t Bartholomew Corcoran t James Farrall t J ames Henry Croudace tHarry Hewitt Jordan Charles Edward Shaw esq. Rickerscote house, Stafford ; & tJohn Gibson tGeorge Henry Smallman QueenAnne's mansions; Eighty,Heform,Haths & National t Frank Evans tWilliam Marson Liberal clubs, London s w *Thomas Amies *Paul Mc.Murtrie Bridgwood Returning Officer, The Mayor *Alfred Hammond *Charles Gibbs *Samuel George Lovatt *John Whittle County Magistrates for Stafford Petty Sessional *Samuel Bone *W. 0. Rooper Division. Marked thus t retire in r8g6. Johnson William esq. Rickerscote, Stafford, chairman Marked thus t retire in 1897· Ferrers Earl, Chartley castle, Stafford Marked thus * retire in r8g8. Harrow by Earl of, Sandon hall, Stone Lichfield Earl of D.L. Shugborough hall, Stafford OFFICERS 01'' THE CORPORATION AND URBAN DISTRICT Ryder The Hon. Hr. Dudley, High Ashurst, Dorkicg, Surrey CouNCIL. Huller Maj.-Gen. Edmund M. Manningham-, Brocton lodge, Town Clerk & Clerk to the Vrban District Council, Matthew Stafford Folliott Blakiston, Martin street Eld Francis Frederick esq. Seighford hall, Stafford Assistant Town Clerk, Richard Battle, Martin street Levett Capt. William S. Hyrd D.L. Milford hall, Stafford Borough Treasurer, Hobert Charles Curnming, Manchester Salt Thomas esq. D. L. Weeping Cross, Stafford & Liverpool District Bank 'funnicliffe George Henry esq. Whitgreave, Stafford Medical Officer of Health, Frederick Milnes Blumer B.A.~ Wbitgreave Francis_ esq. D.L. Burton manor, Stafford M. B., c.M. 7 St. Mary's grove Clerk to the Magistrates, Charles Henry Twyman, Bank· Coroner, William Morg·an, Martin street passa~e, ~tafford . Surveyor, Sanitary Superintendent & Water Engineerp fhe Specml & Petty Sesswns of the county magistrates are William Hlackshaw .Borough hall held at the Shire _hall every satur~ay morn~ng at 1 I .30 Borough Accountant, George S. Parker F.S.A.A. Borough haB a. m: The. f_o!lowmg pla~es ar.e mcluaed m the petty Librarian, Thomas Jackson, Public library, Eastgate street sesswnal dJV1SlOn :-Basw1ch, M1lford & Walto~, Hradley, Gail & .Electricity Engineer, John I<'erguson Bell c.:E. Gas Brocton, Castlechurch, Chartley-IIolme, ColwJCh, Cres- works Chell road well, Fradswell, Gayton, Gnosall (except part of Knight- Collecto; of Gas Accounts, John Hebbert, Meyrick road Icy), Hau?'hton, ~opton & Coton, I?gestre, Marston, Inspector of Markets & Collector of Tolls & Inspector of Ranton, _S~lt & En_son, Sandon, Se1ghford, ~tafford, Weights & Measures, James Henry Slinn, Guildhall Stowe, Tlllmgton, T1xall, Weston-on-Trent, Wh1tgreave, Sanitary Inspector John Emns Lammascote road Worston &_ Yarlct . Inspector of Lodgi~g Houses, P~lice Sergt. John Arnold Quarter Sesswns for the county are held m Apnl, June & Inspector under Explosives & Petroleum .Acts Police Sergt. October & December, & assizes for district No. 8 (Stafford Peter McCabe ' & ::lalop) in the same months Cattle Inspector, Wm. Carless M.R.c.v.s. 52 & 53 Eastgate st Superintendent of Public Baths, John May Borough Magistrates. Collector of District Rate, Charles Banks, Guildhall The Mayor & Ex-Mayor Registrar of Cemetery, George Austin, Cemetery, Tillington Amies Thomas, Tillington Mayor's Sergeant, John Finlow, Sandon road Averill John, Montrose villa, Garden street Burge~ses' Sergeant, David Russell, Lovatt street Bruce Henry, 8 Martin street Town Crier & Hall Keeper, Thomas Cox, 6 Eastgate street Dudley Charles Henry, 35 Foregate street Pinner, John Perry, Browning street Ebbern William, Eccleshall road Ginders Samuel, The Hough, Lichfield road Pnblio Establishments. Greatrex Frederic, Foregate street Borough Hall, Thomas Cox, hall keeper; applications for Harris Frederick, Deans bill letting to be made to the borough accountant, George S. Heath John, Co-operative street Parker F.S.A.A. The Borough hall Jones William, Savings bank, Salter street Cemetery, Tillington, Gcorge Austin, registrar Joyce Nicholas, The Srnallthorns, Rowley park Royal Brine & Corporation Baths, Greengate street, David Lloyd Edward, Lloyd street Smyth Laird, manager Marson Frederic, The Cedars, Eccleshall road, Tillington Coton Hill Institution for the Insane, Coton hill, Robert Peach William, Tillington William Hewson L. R.C.P.Edin. medical officer & superin­ Peach William Henry, The Friars tendent; Llewellyn Harris Liston L.R.C. P. assistant Perry Arthor, Brookfield, Rowley bank medical officer ; Rev. Norman Henry 'fheodosius B.A. Podmore John, Marston road chaplain; John Jackson, clerk & steward; Miss Ada Shallcross John, I35 Sandon road Bailey, ladies' matron Silvester William, Rowley park County Constabulary's Head Quarters (chief constable's Woodall William, Wolverhampton road offices), Eastgate house, Capt. the Hon. George Augustus Wooldridge John, Gaolgate street Anson R.A. chief constable; James Adams, chief super­ Woolley Wilham Francis, Rowley avenue intendent & chief clerk ; depot, Park street: the buildings Wright Bateman Perkins, Martin street are arranged for 7 married & 20 single officers & men, Wright Charles Henry, Tillington including recruits ; Richard Longden, deputy chief con­ Wright William, Greengate street stable; Samuel Templeton, inspector; George H. Elliott, Clerk, Charles Henry 'fwyman, Bank passage drill instructor & storekeeper. Police station, Guildhall. Borough Petty Sessions are ~ld et the Guildhall, every John Stretton, inspector. The local force for borough monday & thursday at ro a. m consists of an inspector, 2 sergeants & II constables .
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