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ASSELBY TOWNSHIP. Letters Via Howden • 660 HOWDENSHIRE DIVISION. • Milliners. Spink Miss Emma (boarding), Shaw Edward (& clerk to the HaiIgate Newport Wallingfen School Everingham Geo. Galland (and Sugden Miss Mary (ladies) Board), Bridgegate draper), Market place Sunnyside Fitch T. & J. S. (and drapers), Wesleyan School, Flatgate; Market place J os. Wm. Botterill, master; Surgeons. Miss S. Usher, inft. mistress Chestnutt Jno, RA., L.R.O.S., Painters, Decorators, L.R.C.P., Ed., Derwent hs and Paperhangers. Shopkeepers. Fisher Vicars H., M.B., Univ. Armstrong A., Bridgegate Dublin (& medical officer of DealtryTom Taylor, Market pI Gray Robert, Pinfold street health), Bridgegate Hawke Charles, Bridgegate Harrison Thos., N.E.R. station Tireman Hy., M.R.O.S., Eng., Rhodes Arthur, Churchside Jipson George, Bridgegate and L.S.A., Lon., medical Watson Robert, Bridgegate Padget Hannah, Station road officer Howden Union Work­ Wilson William, Hailgate Pittock Mrs. Emma, Hailgate house and District, Railgate Tabrah Mrs. Eliz., Market pI Plumbers, Tailors. Glaziers & Gasfitters. Solicitors. Armstrong Thos., Bridgegate Andrew Thomas, Hailgate Everingham, George Galland Sugden William, Bridgegate Binns Perey Noel, Hailgate (& outfitter), Market place England & Son, Hailgate Provision Merchants. Fox John, Hailgate England Geo. (E. & Son), clerk J ohnsoD Ch. Luke, Bridgegate Blow Henry, Hailgate; R. S. to Magistrates, to Bishopsoil Leaf Edward, Bridgegate Greenside, manager Drainage Commissioners, to Pheasant J ames, Highbridge Young Gregory, Bridgegate; Eastrington Burial Board, Vincent Thos. (& bill poster), to the Trustees of Loftsome wholesale warehouse, St. Vicar lane Relen's square Bridge, and to the Trustees of Garlthorpe's Charity, Ward Moses, Market place Printers. Howden and Goole Gardiner & Co., Gazette office, Green Hy. (and registrar and Watch and Clock Market place high bailiff of County Oourt ; Makers, &c. Stockill Wm., Market place steward of the Manor of Howden; coroner for the Bastow Ohas. Oscar, Market pI Saddlers and Harness Liberty of Howdenshire; Richardson Thos., Market pI Makers. clerk to the following School Boards: Holme-on-Spalding Wine and Spirit Ardington Edward, Bridgegate Moor, Spaldington,Bubwith, Harrison Thos. B., Bridgegate Eastrington, and Barmby­ Merchants. Winter Henry, Market place on-the-Marsh; clerk to Simpson & Co., Bridgegate and Guardians of Howden Union Market Weighton Schools. & Rural Sanitary Authority, Simpson J oe, Market place Howden Grammar Sclwol, to Howden & District High­ Ohurchyard; Charles S. way Board, &c., &c.; super­ Fosbery, master intendant registrar, and Veterinary Surgeons. National Schools, Pinfold st.; secretary to Howden Gas Brigham John, J\LR.C.V.S., Jno. Thos. Emmott, master; Co.); office, Churchside ; h Bridgegate MissM. Ross, infantmistress Hailgate house Leaf John, Bridgegate ASSELBY TOWNSHIP. Letters via Howden. Letter Box cleared at 5-20 p.m. Everatt Thomas Richard, joiner, &c. Brabbs George Gilling Miss J ane, schoolmistress Chantry William Joseph (and overseer) Lumby John, land agent to T. S. Clarke, Esq. Clark Matthew & William Palmer William, grocer Dennis George Plaster Sydney, joiner Everatt Henry, Asselby house Sarginson John, fellmonger &vict., Black Swan Everatt John, junior Scott Thomas, market gardener Everatt John (and miller, wind) Scott Waiter, joiner and fruit buyer Everatt Richard Shaw John William, builder and contractor Farrah George Storr Charles, shoemaker Lapish John Henry Taylor Geo., wheelwright, &c., Nursery house Lapish William Taylor Mrs. Mary Levitt J ames Taylor James, gardener, Mount pleasant Mitchell John (and overseer) • Palmer John Smith (and market gardener) Farmers. Shaw John William Barker Richard, also Old hall, Knedlington Winter William.
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