275 WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. <;O~ ;>NLEY. Twining Alice (Miss), ladies., schoof, Woodbouse John, tailor Green Joseph.eastratOl' Roseneath house Woolhouse Charles, boot & shoe maker Hague George, farmer 'Valker Charl~, beer Ntailer, High st & sexton Milward Bosville, farmer Watkio John, blacksmith Clifton. Peace Joseph, joiner Watts Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Lund Benjamin, Rose cottage T~son Williatu, shoe maker Wilson Robert, W{)OJ turner Graves Tltomas, farmer Wild William, farmer
CONISTON COLD is a township, village and an 1 PosT 0FPICE.-Thomas Hurst, receiver. L<:!tters from ecclesiastical parish formed in 18!6 from the parishes of Lt:etls. via Bdl Busk, ddivered at8.20 a.m; sundt~y .. 8.50 Gargrave and Kirkby in Malham Dale, 1 mile south-east a.•u; di:~patched at :> p.m; on sundays i) p.m. Hell from the Bell Busk station on the Midland railway, 6 miles Busk is the nearest money order office north-west fro10 Skipton, 10 south~east from Settle, in the Northern !llvisioo of the Riding. petty sessional division of Bell Busk is a small village in this township, where Skipton, eastern dhision of Staincliffe and Rwcros~ wapen there is a station on the Midland railway, Here are the take, Skipton union and county court district, North Craven extensive silk mills of C. A. Rickards esq. which find em rural deanery, Craven archdeacoory and Ripoo diocese, ployment for nearly the whole of the population of Bell t~ituated on the river Aire. The church of St. Peter, found~d ausk and Coniston Cold. by the late James B. Garforth esq. consecrated in 1816, is a -- plain rectangular building of stone, with small spire, 1 bell PosT & Mo:s-EY ORDER 0.F.FICE & Savings Bank. and a clock. The register dates from 18!6. The living is a Charles Larkin; postmaster. Letters tbrou:,th Leedil vicarage, yearly value £100, with residence, in the gift of arrive at Bell Busk at 7.35 a. m.; dispatched at G p.m Mrs. Tottie, and now vacant. The charities are £26 yearly l:NsURANCE AGENT-Liverpool1 L~Jndon ~ Globe, G. A .. value. Coniston Hall, the seat of Mrs. Tottie, is a modern Rickards t.tone mansion prettily situated beside a lake 25 acres in ScuooLd :- extent. Mrs. Tottie is lady of the manor and chief land owner. The land is in p 1sture. The population in 1861 was National (mixed), William Davis, master 266, and the area is 1,3.'37 acres; rateable value,£1,960 3s. -id.; A Sunday school is hdd in the National school roo:n, which the area of the ecclesiastical parish is 1,960 acret; the popu is supporteJ by Mn. Tottie lation in 1871 was 293. Railu;ay .Station, Charle& Larkin, station master Coniston Cold. Clark Robert, joiner Altham John, farmer Tottie Mrs. Coniston hall flirst 1'homas, shoe maker Rawlinson Jobn, farmer • COMMERCIAL. Lord Charles~ farmer Rickards Charles A. sewing silk manfr Anderson John, farmt-r Wiudle Willia:o, farmer 8hackleton Henry, farm baililf to Her Anderson William, farmer bert Salt esq Alkinson J obn, farmer Bell Busk. Wright Roger, shopkeeper Brown Edwardjun. farmer Altham Henry, farmer