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Northamptonshire 552 TOWCESTEB. .NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. [KELLTS LodeI' Sir Edmund Giles bart. M.A. Whittlebury lodge, To",- William Aroold, Blisworth; Pattishall &; Towcester dis­ ce.ster trict, Harold William Kingcombe Read L.C.R.P.Edin. Wake Sir Herewald bart. C-ourteenhall, Northampton Brackley road, Towcester; Silverstone district, Robert Blackwood Major Price Frederick R.A. The Lodge, Towcester Elphinstone L.R.c.p.Edin. Silverstone Eykyn Roger esq. Gayton house, Blisworlh R.S.O Superintendent Registrar, William Whitton, Town hall, Grant~Ives Wilfred Dryden esq. Bradden house, Towcester Towcester; deputy, vacant . Grant Edward esq. Litchborough house, Weedon Registrars of Births &: Deaths, Abthorpe sub-district, Fuller Craven Burrell esq. Park view, Towcester William Cook, Blakesley; deputy, Richard Whitlock, Vernon Bertie Wentworth esq. Stoke park, Towcester Woodend, Blakesley; Towcester sub-district, Samuel Watkins Robert Webb esq. High street, Towcester Sansom, Albert villa, Towcester; deputy, Henry Salmon, Watts Edward Hanslope esq. Hanslope park, Stony Stratford I Albert row, Towcester Clerk to the Magistrates, Thos. Mieres Percival, Town hall Registrar of Marriages for the Union, Samuel Sansom, Petty Sessions are held at the Police station every alternate Albert villa, Towcester; deputy,. Henry Salmon, Albert tuesday, at 12 noon row, Towcester The places within the division are :-A.lderton, Ashton, Ab. Workhouse, in Brackley road, is a plain building of stone, thorpe with Foscote, Adstone, Blakesley, Bradde~ Blis. , bolding 208 inmates; Rev. J. T. H. Delafons M.A. chap­ worth, Cosgrdve, Cold Higham, Caldecote, Deanshanger, lain; Harold William Kingcombfl Read L.R.C.P. Edin. Duncot & Burcot, Easton Neston, Eastcote &; Dalscot, medical officer; Henry H. Packer, mastel"; Mrs. Sarah Furtho, Foxley, Grafton Regis, Gayton, Green's Norton, Packer, matron Hartwell, Handley, Litchborough, Lois Weedo~ Maidford, RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. Paulerspur:r, Potterspury, Pattishall, Passenham, Plump­ Meetings held at the Workhouse when required (no fixed ton, Shutlanger, Stoke Bruern, Silverstone, Slapton, Tif­ day). field, Towcester, Wappenham, Wicken, Wood .aurcote, Clerk, William Whitton, Town hall, Towcester 1 Whittlebury, Woodend & Yardley Gobion Treasurer, Wllliam, Moxon, Old Bank, Towcester INSURANCE AGENTS :~ Medical Officer of Health, Alfred Partridge Kingcombe, British Empire Mutual Life, F. Mayo, Park street; E. High street, Towcester Hunt, High street Inspector of Nuisances, Hy.Salmon, ~ Albert row,Towcester County Fire & Provident Life, Edwd. Phipps, The Brewery SCHOOL ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE. General, W. Lepper, Paulerspury; W. FidJer; J. Cole, Meetings held at theWorkhouse when required(no fixed day). High street Clerk, William Whitton, T@wn hall, Towcester Northern, J. P. Smart, High street Attendance &; Inquiry Officer, Samuel Sansom, Albert villa, Norwich Union Fire, D. B. Richard8on, High street Towcester . Phcenix Fire, T. Oldham, High street PUBLIC OFFICERS :- Royal Exchange Fire & Life, E. Hunt, High street Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, Thomas Miere.s Sun Fire, Jepson &; GallaI'd, Old Bank Percival, Town hall; assistant, Frederic Osborn Baker Clerk to Towoester Highway Board, Thomas Mieres Per­ PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS :- cival, Town hall Cemetery, Brackley road, Harry Packer, clerk to the burial Assistant Overseer & Collector of Queen's Taxes, James board Cornelius J ones, High street County Court, Town hall, His Honor William Henry Cooke Inspector of Police, Scales, Weights & Measures & Common Q.c., M.A. judge; William Whitton, registrar; Joseph Lodging Houses, Robert Matthews, Police station Piggott Goodwi~ bailiff; Henry Salmon, sub-bailiff. A. Sub-Distributor of ~tamps, Mrs. James Brooks Hurfurt, Court is held monthly: the following places are within the High street I district of the County Court :-Abthorpe, Adstone, Alder­ Superintendent of Police. 11aniel Norman, High street ton, Ashton, Astcote, Banbury Lane, Blakesley, Blisworth, FLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services. , Bozenham Mills, Bradden, Burcote Field, Burcote Wood, St. Laurence Church, :aev. James Mountain, vicar ~ :Rev, Caldecote, Cold Higham, Cosgrove, Darlscote otherwise - Arthur R. A. Nicol M.A. curate; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.It\., Darlescote, Deanshanger, Duncote, Eastcote, Easton Nes­ wed, 7 p.m ton, Foster's Booth, Foscote, Foxley, Furtho, Gayton, Baptist, High street, Rev. William Fidler, minister; 10.30 Grafton Regis, Green's Norton, li-rimscote, Handley, a.m. &; 6p.m. ; mono & wed. 7 p.m I Hartwell, Heathencote, Hu]cote, Litchborough, Little­ Baptist, North end, vacant; j 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. j wed~ worth, Maidford, Millthorpe, Pattishall, Passenham, 6.30 p.m . Paulerspury, Plumptou, Potcote, Potterspury, Puxley, Congregational, High street, }lev. Edward Darley, minister; Salcey Lodge, Sholebrooke, Showsley, Shutlanger, Old IO.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. j wed. 7 p.m Stratford, Silverstone, Slapton, Stoke Bruern, Sywell Wesleyan, Brackley road, Rev. Daniel Eva, minister; 10.30 Grounds, Tiffield, Towcester, Wakefield Lodge, Wappen- a.m. &; 6 p.lt\. ; thurs. 7 p.m : ham, Weedon Loys, Weston-by-Weedon, Whittlebury, Wesleyan, Caldecote, Rev. Daniel Eva, minister; 10.30 a.m. Wicken, Woodend & Yardley Gobion & 6 p.m. ; thurs. 7 p.m Certified Bailiffs under the Law of Distress Amendment National School (mi~ed), built with master's residence in Act, Thomas Aris, High st. & William Beesley, High st 1850, for 225 children; average attendance, 220; James County Police Station (Towcester division), Magistrates' Cornelius Jones, master; infants', Mrs. Annie Preedy Chamber & County Court, High street, Daniel Norman, Railway Station, Edmund Stanton, traffic superintendent; supt. ; Robert Matthews, inspector & two constables John Owen, station master. Robert McAuslin, parcels.& Fire Engine Station, High street; Arthur Edwin Greville, general carrying agent, 'Pomfret Arms,' & Isaac Marlow. captain; keys at John Williams' (fireman) & at the Police goods carrying agent station, High street Omnibus from 'Pomfret Arms' to meet all the trains Inland Revenue Office, High street, Patrick Lyons, officer CARRIERS TO :- Stamp Office, High street, Mrs. James Brooks Hurfurt, ABTHORPE-Barrett &; Stevens, sat sub-distributor ALDERToN-Jelly, tues Town Hall & Corn Exchange, High street, William Henry ASHTON Skears, of Roade, tues Wass, keeper BLAKRSLEY-Ell, tues. thurs. &; sat 'l'OWCESTER UNION. BRADDEN-Bodley, sat. from' Crown'; & Ell, tues. thurs. Board day alternate tuesdays at the Workhouse at & sat 12 noon. COLD HIGHAH-Reeve, from' Crown,' tues The Union comprises the following places :-Abthorpe, GREEN'S NORTON-Abel, wed. & sat.; Smart, froIn Adstone, Blakesley, Blisworth, Bradden, Cold Higham, , Crown,' tues. & sat. ; Rogers, daily Easton Neston, Gayton, Green's Norton, Litchborough, HELMDON Stanley, from' White Hart,' tues Maidford, Pattishall, Plumpton, Shutlanger, Silverstone, LITCHBOROUGH-Bedford, from' Nelson Arms,' tues S]apton, Stoke Bruern, Tiffield, Towcester, Wappenham, NORTHAMPToN-lsaacMarlow, from Highstreet, mono wed. We... ton with Weedon, Whittlebury & Woodend; the & sat. & William Reeve, from High street, wed. & sat population of the union in 1881 was 12,584; rateahle PAULERSPURY-Fascutt, tues value, £71,473 POTTERSPURy-Marlow, tues. ; Mabbutt, tues Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, William ROADl~-Skears,tues Whitton, Town hall, Towcester SILVERsToNE-George Richardson, almost daily; J. B. Treasurer, William Moxon, Old Bank, Towcester Peach, daily; Rush, tues. & fri Collector to Guardians, Sam!. Sansom, Albert. vil. Towcester STOKE BRUERN--Child & Skears, tues Relieving Officers, Blakesley & Towcester districts, Samuel STONY STRATFORD-Mabbutt, from'Dolphin,' tues Sansom, Albert villa; Towcester Town district, Henry H. SYRESHAM-Hart, from' Plough,' tues. & sat. ; Allen, from Packer, Union house, Towcester 'Cafe,'sat Vaccination Officer, Saml. Sansom, Albert villa, Towcester WAPPENHAM-Bodley, sat Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Blakesley district, WEEUON LOIs~Hodges, froni 'Wheat Sheaf,' tues Joseph Turner Jones, BlakesJey; Blisworth district, WEsTON-Welch, from' Wheat Sheaf,' tUe5.
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