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J .. Incolnshire DIRECTORY. J J.. INCOLNSHIRE. STAMFORD. 565 Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall last friday in the ALMSHOUSES. month at 12 noon. St. Peter's Callis, All Saints' street The following places are included in the sub-di\·ision :­ Burghley Hospital, High street, St. Martin's .A.shton, Barnack, Bainton, Pilsgate, Southorpe, S! Browne'a Hospital, Broad street, Rev. Canon William Martin Without, Thornhaugh, Ufford, Wittering .t John Williams M.A. warden; Rev. James Ft:OOeric Wothorpe Carum IL.D. con.frater; William Inglis Johnson, 18 St. Mary'a wtreet, steward No. 1 (BOROUGH OF STAMFORD) SUB-COMMITTEE Fryer's, W othorpe road OF KESTEVEN LOCAL PENSION COMMITTEE. Hopkin'a Hospital, Tinwell road Snowden's, Scotgate Meetings are held at the Town hall, St. Mary's hill, on Truesdale's, Scotgate the first friday in the month at p.m. 7.15 Williamson's H{)spital, 3 St. Peter's street Chairman, Geo. Higgs, The Lawns, W othorpe, Stamford Clerk, Robert William Dodman, 5 All Saints' street MARKETS . .Pension Officer, Gustavus M. Fulton, 51 High street Butchers' Shambles, Broad street, fri Butter, Red Lion square, fri STAMFORD MUNICIPAL CHARITY TRUSTEES. Clorn, Corn exchange, Broad street, fri Oamm Rev. Ja.mes Frederick LL.D. 16 St. George's sq Fruit & Vegetables, Broad street, fri Clapton Rev. E. L. C., M.A. All Saints' vicarage Cattle (Fat & Store Stock), by Midland station, m on Daniels Henry Thomas, Tinwell road Dickiinson Frederick, 13 St. Ma.ry's srtreet STAMFORD UNION. Evans Richard Gwynne, 12 Austin street Board day every alternate monday at the workhouse, Gray Charles, I St. Mary's hill Ryhall road Halliday Samuel Fancourt, Rock lodge Stamford union comprises the following places in Lin­ Higgs George, 11 St. John's street colnshire :-All Saints (Stamford), Barholm, Brace­ J oyce Edward, 2 St. Peter's street borough, West Deeping, Greatford, SS. GPorge, .John Riley Frank, 7 St. Peter's hill the Baptist, Mary & Michael (Stamford), Stowe, Tal· Sandall Thomas, Rusholme lodge, St. Paul's- street lington, Uffington &. Wilsthorpe: in Northamptonshire, Williams Rev. Canon William John M.A. 4 Broad street Bainton, Barnack, Collyweston. Duddington, Easton, Young Meaburn S. 30 St. Paul's street St. Martin (Stamford), Southorpe, Thornhaugh, Ut­ Clerk, George J. Farndell, 2 All Saints' place ford, Wansford, Wittering & Wothorpe: in RuUand, Great & Lit-tle Casterton, Clipsham, Essendine, Kett{)n, PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Pickworth, Ryball, Tinwell k Tixover; & StibbinD'ton, .Albert Hall, 46 High street, Albert Edwd. Lawson, mgr in Huntingdon.shire. The population of the nni;n in J9II was 18,202 ; area, 55,690 acres ; rateable value Assembly Rooms, 22 St. George's square, James Edward Smedley, lessee of the entire union in 1912, £123,961 Baths, 16 Bath row, William John Kelly, lessee Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Marquess of Exeter, Cemetery, Cemetery road, George J. Farndell, 2 All Burghley honse, Stamford Saints' place, clerk to the burial joint committee &. Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Rich~. Henry Steele, grounds keeper Mills English, 40 Broad street. Stamford Corn Exchange, Broad street, John Sykes, sec.; Charlet~ Treasurer, Meaburn Staniland Young, 30 St. Paul's st. W. Friend, hall keeper Stamford County Court, His Honor Wightman Wood, judg-e; Relieving & Vaccination Officers, Stamford district, Robt. Richard Mills English, registrar & higb bailiff; office. Forrester Coldicott. 2 Brownlow terrace, Stamford; 40 Broad street; open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ; saturdays. Barnack district, Alfred Andrews, Barnack 10 to 1 ; court held monthly at the Town ball qollectors of Poors Rates, Benjamin Reedman, 45 Broad Parishes within the jurisdiction of Stamford County street, Stamford; Isaac Bent:Jham, 35 High street, St. Couri;:-All Saints', St. George, St. John, St. Michael, Martin's, Stamford; T. M. Whitman, Barnack, Stam­ St. Mar:v. St. Ma.rtin, Boro' & St. Martin, Libertv, ford; Alfred E. Downs, Ryhall, Stamford; George F. Stamlord ; Ashton, Barholm, Braceborougb, Bainton, Haseldene, Wa.nSitord; Leona.rd Smith, 2 Wharf ter­ Barnack, Belmisthorpe, Collyweston, Castert.on Magna. race, Wharf road, Stamford ; R. Redmile, Ketton, Oasterton Parva, Clipsham, Duddington, Easton, Essen­ Stamford; W. H. Smith, West Deeping -dine, Empingham, Greatford, Ketton, Pilsgate, Pick­ Medical Officers & Public Vaccinawrs, Ba.rnack district, worth, Ryhall, Stowe, Southorpe, Stibbington, Tal­ Thomas Porter Greenwood M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. & Hngton, Thornhaugh, Tinwell, Tixover, Uffington, L.rtf.Edin. 36 St. Mary's street, Stamford; Clipsham Ufford, West Deeping, Wilsthorpe, Wansford, Witter­ district. John Arthur Parsons M.D., C.M.Edin. Market ing, Wothorpe OvP-rton : Ketton district, Claude Herbert Clabburn For Bankruptcy purposes this conrt is mcluded in tha• M. B., C. M. Ketton; Ryhall district, Georg-e Elliott of Peterborough; H. W. Cox, 5 Petty Cury, Cambridge, L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. HI Broad st. official receiver Stamford ; Stamford district, Thomas Porter Green­ Certified Bailiffs under the " Law of Distress Amendment wood M.R.C ..S.Eng., L.R.C.P. &. L.M.Edin. 36 St. Act, 1888" :-Benjamin Reedman, 45 Broad street, Mary's street, Stamford; We!Pt Deeping district, Hy. Thomas Benson L.R.C.P.Lond., L.S.A. Market D~p­ Stamford ; Alfred Cade, 41 St. Mary's st. Stamford ; John Martyn Collins, Barn hill, Stamford ing; Wansford district, Hugh Hampden Pridie M. B., Customs k Excise Office, 51 High street; John Biles, C.M.Edin. Wans•ford supervisor; Gustavus M. Fulton, officer The Workhouse, on the Ryball road, is a large structure Fire Engine Stati()n, New gate (key kept aot the police of stone; Rev. Edward Hawley Everett, rector of Tin­ station), Alfred Bacon, superintendent &. 17 men well, 'has been chaplain since I 867 ; George Elliott Literary & Scientific Institution, St. Peter's hill, Her­ L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. medical officer; bert Kelham, sec. ; Harry Goodliff, curator & librarn F. W. Everdell, master; Miss Annie E. Wright,matrn Odd Fellows' Hall,19 All Saints st.Rt.Wm.Dot:!man,!t•s;~eE­ Police Station (County), High street, Frederick Theaker, STAMFORD REGISTRATION DISTRICT. superintendent; 2 sergeants & 7 constables Superintendent Registrar, Richard Mills English, 40 Public Free Library, High street, Hy. Walker, librarian Broad street, Stamford Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal BenevolenJ; Re~strars of Births & Deaths, Stamford sob-district, Society, Hon. Representative, Miss Tiptaft, 15 Tin­ Robert Forrester Ooldicott, 2 Brownlow terrace, Stam­ well road ford; deputy. Mrs. Alice C()ldicatt. 2 Brownlow ter­ Stamford. Rutland &. General Infirmary, Ryhall road, race, Stamford ; Barnack sob-district, Alfred Andrews, The Marquess of Exeter, president; Thomas Porter Barnack; deputy, Mrs. A. Andrews, Barnack Greenwood, surgeon; E. A. Hutton-Attenhorongh, Registrar of Marriages, John Sykes, 40 Broad street ; a~sistant surgeon ; W. Frank Thompson, f>nnse deputy, Fred Andrews, 40 Broad street surgeon; V. G. Stapleton, sec. ; Miss Ruth Jones, matron PUBLIC OFFICERS. Tax Office, Frederic 'l'hos. Atton, collector.IIronmonger st Town Hall, St. Mary's hill, Matthew Lightfoot, keeper Certifying Factory Surl!eon, Thomas Portt>r Grepnwood M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. & L.M.Edin. 36 St. Mary's street TERRITORIAL FORCE. Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for Stamford ,.th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment (D Co. ), Armoury, Borough. George Goodley, 25 St. Mary's street 43 High street, Capt. L. H. P. Hart; Colour-Sergt. Clerk to the Stamford Endowed Schools. George Good­ George Pick, instructor · ley, 25 St. Mary's street .
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