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WILLOUGHBY PARISH. tBowker Thomas *Smith Thomas Marked * are at ; t at Brooks William, tSmith Joseph Mawthorpe; tat ; and Hasthorpe Wright Riehard,. the rest at Willoughby, or where Coppin George Habertoft specified. tDales Thomas SHOEl\UKEBS. PosT OFFICE at Sloothby. Letters tDavisonEdward *Gooding Chu.. via tDawson Wm. La wrenee J obn Andre'llf Wm. vict. Willoughby Arms Eyre Thomas Stockdale John Dupre Rev Thomas, M.A., Rectory Hurdman Joseph SHOPKEEPERS. *Fairnell Thomas, beerhouse Emperingham Banks John Freshney Charles, wheelwright Hurdman Wm., *Sharp John Lenton George, miller and baker Manor House *Sylvester Henry *Parkinson Wm. vict. Wheat Sheaf *Lenton Eardley V essey Geo. Wm. Robin son John, beerhouse *LillJohn TAILORS. Somerville George, station mas~er Lusby Gresswell, *Blackburn Wm. Taylor J ames, vict. Railway Tav. Hasthorpe Evison Wm. Whaley Robert, schoolmaster *Sanderson Thos. RAILWAY White Charles, blacksmith Sargisson Joseph Trains three times. BUTCHERS. I FARMERS. Shelton Rd. Mar- a day :Banks John Bassitt John ton, Hogsbeck Vessey George I •Bemrose Lucas

WITHERN, a good vi!lage on the Louth road, 5 miles N. by W ~ of Alford, has in its parish 503 inhabitants and 2669 acres of land, including 253 acres in the hamlet of Stain or Stane, which is 3! miles N.E. of Withern, and pays tithes to St. Mary,. and had anciently a church, which was a rectory, valued in K.B. at .£5. 6s. ld., but has now only a few cottages. Withern was formerly a seat of the Fitzwilliams, who had another mansion at Mablethorpe,. as noticed at page 505. A large square-moated area, called the Oastle Hill, is still pointed out as the site of their residence here, though it is more probably the remains of a Danish encampment~ Robert Vyner, Esq., is now lord of the manor and patron of the Ohurch (St. Margaret), which was rebuilt in 1812, at the cost of .£1400, and is a rectory, valued in K.B. at £18. 10s. 2fd., and now worth upwards of £500, having 48A. of glebe, and a yearly rent­ charge of £484. 2s. ld., awarded in lieu of tithes at the enclosure of the open fields, (600A.) in 1838. The Rev. Wm. P. Vyner is the in­ cumbent and has a good residence. The Wesleyan chapel here was · rebuilt about 45 years ago. Richard Stovin Maw, Esq., the Rev. Dr. Parkinson, and several smaller proprietors have estates in the parish. In 1710, the Rev. Wm. Jones left .£50 for the education of poor children of Withern, and it was laid out in the purchase of 4A. 29P. of land, now let for £6 a year. The interest of £100, left by George Stovin, in 1726, and now vested with Richard Stovin Maw,. Esq., is applied with the funds of the school, which was rebuilt in 1850, at the cost of £350, on a site given by Rt. Vyner, Esq. PosT OFFICE at Rebecca Desforges'. Broddle James, shoemaker Letters via Alford Calthrop Wm. Charles, surgeon Anderson Mary Ann, school Cbopman John, vict. Three Tum Askey Thomas,. tailor, draper, and Knight Thomas, schoolmaster gYOcer Marshall Thomas, vict. Bed Lion Barker Wm. scboemaker Orry Edw. grocer and draper