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Lincolnshire. (Kelly's 12 LINCOLNSHIRE. (KELLY'S LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CoUNTY COUNCIL OF THE SAID DIVISION OF THE CoUNTY ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY AND THR ELECTORAL DIVISIONS FOR WHICH THEY RESPECTIVELY SIT. Name. Electoral Division. Name. Electoral Division. Banks A. E •.•.•..••...•••..• Gedney Maltby J ..................... Freiston Banks T. W .................. Fleet Martin F ................ :. .. Holland Fen Bateman J. R., J. P ......... Sntton Bridge Mawby T. 0 .................. \Veston Be ha J. W. .. •. .. .• . .•. Moulton Merry R., J. P . .• •. .. .. Hol beach Town Carter Herbert P •........ HolbP.ach Hurn :Millington R. W ............ Skirbeck <Christian W ...•...•. ...•.••.• Sutterton Ouzman J ..........•.......... Surfleet Clarke J ........................ Skirbeck Quarter Parker C .•.....•...•...••.. , . Leake Farrow A. E .••..............• Holbeach St. Johns Piccaver J. E ••............. Long Sutton (South) Farrow J ..................... Boston (High street) Pooles W ....................• Boston (Norfolk place) .Fountain B ..•.........•••••• Spalding (North) Proctor H. M ...........•... Spalding (East) Freemantle E •......•...•..• Gosherton Rawlinson J .. ..• .••. .• . .. Pinch beck -Garfit W., D.L.,J.P .••... Boston (Market place) (Bargate Richardson E ••......•...•.• Boston (Main Bridge) ·ward) Saul T. P ....................• Wrangle ·Gleed J. W ••...•..•...• ··' Spalding (Central) Simpson J. M .....•......... Boston (Market pl.)(West Ward) Gleed R., B. A., J.P ....•. Donington Sneath E ..................... Pinchbeck (West) · Gooch E. W .................. Spalding (South) Thtnnpson W. J., J.P ...... Crowland (West) Greenfield W .•..•..•..••..• Boston {West street) Tunnard J ............••.... Frampton Hall G .......••.•.••••••...•....• Spalding (West) Tunnard J. A ........•.....• Kirton Hansard S ..•.....•...•.•....•. Swineshead Ward J ........................ Whaplode . Hardy W. J .................. Crowland (East) White P. J .................. Long Sutton (North) Harry W. T .................. Boston (Station street) Whitsed W. J ............... Tydd St. Mary Hutson W. C., J.P •........ Fishtoft County Office, Boston. PRINCIPAL OFFICIALS. Clerk, Henry Chaderton Johnson, Sessions house, throp, Broad street, Spa.lding; deputy, Chas. Edward Churchyard, Boston Bunner B.A. Broad street, Spalding Treasurer, B. C. Garfit, Boston Analyst, Charles E. Cassal F.I.C. Ve&try hall, Mount Veterinary Inspectors nnder the "Contagious Diseases street, Grosvenor square, London W (Animals) Act." Chief Constable, Capt. C. Mitchell-Innes, Central sta­ Hundreds of Kirton & Skirbeck, George Colley Bland tion, Lincoln M.R.C.V.S. 5 Red Lion street, Boston; Waiter G. B . .Surveyors of Main Roads-for North Holland, Lewis Dickinson F .R.C.V.S 63 Wide Bargate, Boston; Lionel Starkie, Skirbeck, Boston; for South Holland, Thos L. Leach M.R.C.V.S. 6 Pin street, Boston; William J. Peacock, Spalding Hackett M.R.C.V.S. Donington, Spalding Inspector of Weights & Measures, William Grassam, 1 Hundred of Elloe, Alexander Lennox M.R.C.V.S. Reform Double street, Spalding st. Crowland; Joseph Sheffield M.R.C.V.S. Barring­ Coroners:- ton gate, Holbeach; Frederick H. Reeks M.R.C.V.S. Boston district, Arthur Tuxford M.D.Edin. 12 Wide Bar­ 24 Red Lion street, Spalding; H. C. Reeks F .R. C. V. S. gate, Boston; deputy, Henry Snaith, ro New st.Bo-ston 24 Red Lion street, Spalding; Tom Burrow Bindloss .Spalding & part of Holland district, J oe George Cal- M.R.C.V.S. The Warren, Long Sutton Kesteven County Council. Meet at Grantham & Sleaford alternately. Chairman-Sir John Henry Thorold hart. Syston park,, Vice-Chairman-Alderman Valsntine Stapleton, Market Gra.ntham Deeping ALDRRMEN. Retire IQIO. Retire 1913. Cragg William AHred J.P. Threekingham, Falkingham Crabtree Eli, Great Ponton, Grantham Fox William Shearburn, Potterhanworth, Lincoln Je.s,sopp .Augw;tus Leverton J".P. The Hall, South Lea.s- Godson Frank, Temple Bruer, Lincoln ingha:rn, Slealord Hutchinson Arthur, 22 St. Peter's hill, Grantham Newton Robert Christian, Sldllington, Grantham Mcrton Wm. Hy. J.P. Washingborough manm·, Lincoln Oglesby Samuel, Canwick. Lin.coln Reeve-King Capt. Nevill Henry J.P. The Hall, .Ashhy- Smith Charles, Sleaford de-la-Launde, Lincoln Stapleton Valentine, Market Deeping Smith Edward J.P. The Limes, Horbling, Falkingham Thorold Sir Jn. Hy. hart. D.L., J.P.Syston pk.Grantham Wherry William Roberl J.·P. The CedWNl, Bourne Welby SiT Oh3JI"le8 Glynne Ea:rle hart J.P. Denton manor, Granthi!.JD CouNCILLORs. Electoral Division. Names & Addresses of Councillors. Electoral Division. Names & Addresses of Councillors. Ancaster ................. Henry Bemrose Minta, Normanton, Colsterworth .....•...... Capt. Sir Montague .Aubrey Rowley Grantham Cholmeley, hart. J. P. Norton Barrowby ............... Thomas Sherwin Pearson-Gregory place, Lincoln B. .A., J.P. Harlaxton manor, Corby •.......••.•.••..•... ConyersChapman,Stainfield,Bourne Grantham Deeping ..•..•.••..•...... Richard Wade, Market Deeping Bassingham .............. Colin Campbell, Stapleford, N ewark Gonerby .......••.....•..• Joel Brigg-s Mason, Old Somerby, Bennington .............. Wm. Hutchinson,Marston,Granthm Grantham Billingborough .......•• Albert De Burton J.P. Ruckminster Grantham :- hall, Billingborongh, Falkingham No. I ····-············ Thos. Stow,23 Avenue rd.Grantham Billinghay ............... Wm. Raveil, Billiughay Field, Lincoln , 2 •••••••••••••••••• James Perkins Coultas,Home house, &nrne .................... George Hy. Mays, Eastgate; Bourne Spitalgate, Grantham 6racebridge.••..•..•.•.... Marmaduke Thomas Skipworth. , 3 ..•...••••...•..•. John Dignum Haines, 28 Market The Shrubberies, Bracebridge, place, Grantham Lincoln , 4 ................ ~ Charles John Ernest Parker J.P. Branston .................. Eustace Abel Smith J.P. Longhills, Beaconfield, Grantham Brauston, Lincoln 1 , 5 •• • ••• . •• . •• . • . ••• J oe Handley Parker, The Hollies, Bytbam ................. Arthur William Squires, Little North parade, Grantham Bytham, Grantham , 6 ..•....••.•...•.•..Tames Smith Stanton, 49 Castlegate, Caythorpe ..•. , .......... William Veri.' Reeve I<'ane J. P. l<'ul­ ( Grantham beck hall, Grantham ., 7 .....•.•.....•...• Barry Cort Thompson, Tyndalllo. Claypole ......•.•.••... ··~ John Revill, Toton lane farm, Barrowby road, Grantham Stapleford, Nottingham ' Heckingtou •.•.••.••... a. Danl. GorhamHarris, HeckingtonS. 0 .
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