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LINCOLNSHIRE 216 uRANTHAM, LINCOLNSHIRE" (KELLY's Haydor, Honington, Hough, Humby, lngoldsby, Ccunty Polica Station, Spittlegate, Arthur Duffin, Keisby, Lavington, Londonthorpe, Normanton, Os­ superintendent-, 2 sergeants & 18 constables godby, Pickworth, Ropsley, Sapperton, Somerby & Cmt()Wl'! &i Excise & Old Age Pension Office, W estgate hall, West gate, A. Keir, officer Welbv• Meetings are held at the Guildhall, Grantham, on the Electric Theatre, Exchange" hall, High stJ"eet, Charle~t first saturday in each month. J. Carpe:uter, manager Chairman, James Cecil Rudkin esq Exchange Hall, High street, Herbert Scott, sec. ; Wm. Clerk, E. Graptham, I92 Harrowby .road Coleman Pretty, keeper Pl)nsion Officer, A. Keir, Westgate hall, Westgate Farmers' Benevolent Institution, Westgate, A. H. Nalim, sec , • GRA-:\'TH.HI No. 13 (PART OF GRANTHAM RURAL Friendly & Trade Societies Medical Institution, George DISTRICT) SUB-COMMITTEE OF KESTEVEN A. Mitchell M. B., C.M.Edin. medical officer; W. H. LOCAL PE~SION COMMITTEE. t'ulbeck, sec. I St. Catherine's road The folio"Wing parishes are included in the area of the Grantham Baths, 71 Wharf POad, Alfred Ward, lessee Sub-Di~trict :-Barrowby, Burton Coggles, Colster­ Grantham ·Hospital, Manthorpe road, Richa.rd worth, Dent-on, Easton, Gonerby, Gunby, Harlaxton, Wilson M.R.C.S.Eng. consulting surgeon; Harry Wyville, Manthcrpe, Ponton Great, Ponton Little,.._ Poole Berry M.B.Lond. George Arthur C. Shipman Skillington, North Stoke, South .Stoke, Spittlegate, M.A., M.B., B.O.Camb. Charles Halda.ne Denny Stainby, Stroxton, North Witham, South Wi.tham & Robbs JJ.A.Oxon., M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. & Charles. Woolsthorpe -Frier ~LB. & C.M.Edin. hon. medical officers; Lieut.­ Meetings are· held at the Guildhall on a monday. Col. C. J. B. Parker, treasurer ; ]). D. S. Carter, Chairman, T. S. Pearson-Gregory esq. J.P hon. sec. ; Albert E. Pearson, assistant sec. ; Miss F. Clerk, E. Grantham, I92 Harrowby road M. Eaton, matron P£Jnsion Officer, A. Keir, Westgate hall, Westgate Grantham Self-Aiding Dispensary, Finkin st. Richard Wilson M.R.C.S.Eng., H. Poole Berry M.B., C. H. D. PARTS OF KESTEVEN INSURA~CE COMMITTEE. Rcbbs M.B.Lond., C. Frier M.. B. & C.M. George A. C .. Office, 16 Finkin street. Shipman M.B. & Kenneth Pretty M.B. medical Clerk, Douglas Hudson Donaldson oflicers; H. W. Elsdon, dispenser & sec Kesteven County Council Su · veyor's Office, High street, GRBTHAM RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Waiter Bit>hop Purser A.)l.l.U.E Kesteven County Council Education Offices, 64 London The parishes in the District are the Lincolnshire road, Hud~on Donaldson F.C.S. sec parishe!l in the Union, "With the exception of Grant­ Lincolnshire Chamber of Agriculture(Grantham branch), ham. The area is 88,7II acres; the population in Westg~te, Earl Brownlow, president; Aubrey Henry ·1gn was 12,257 Malim, hon. sec Council meets at the Guildhall, monday, monthly, after Shipwrecked Fishermen &:i Mariners' Royal .Bent>volent meeting- of Grantham Guardians. Society; Hon. Representatives:- Chairman,. T. S. Pearson-Gregory esq. D.L., J.P. Har­ E. F. North, I St. Catberine's road; laxton manor, Grantham · • C. H. Jelly (G!'antham Journal), 7 Brook street . Officials. See advertisement • Clur}i, .Aubrey Henry Malim, Westgate, Grantham St. Peter's-Hill Picture House (Grantham) Limited, J. Treasurer, D. D. S. Carter, Bank hous~, Westgate, A. Ca.mpbell, manager Grantham Surveyor of Taxes Oflice, High street, Wilfred Robsou ~edical Officer of Health, Charles Haldane Denny Robb!il Volunteer Fire Brigade; engine house & fire bell, Guild­ B.A.01;un., M.B.Lond., M.RC.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hall; Theo. Rowle, Vine street, captain Vine house,. V\pe street Westgate Hall, William Cousins., keeper & toll collector !Surveyor~ of Highway", R. B. Houghton,- Culsterworth & of Grantham market R . .10. Kettle barrow. Buttesford, N otts Sanitary Inspector, H. Cecil Rudkin_ St Peter's hill, Grant ham • POBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Board day, every alternate munday, at 12 noon, at the Ministry of Labour Em,ployment txchange, 40 Water­ gate, Ernest ·w. Dawdon, manager Board room, at the Guildhall. Borough Police Station, St. Peter's hill, John Robert The Union contains th~ following plac~s in Lincolnshire: Casburn, ~bief constable, 3 iiergeants & 20 constables -Ancaster, Barrowby, Ba .. ~ingthorpe, Belton, Bitdh­ Cemetery, Harrowby road, New Somerby, Robert For­ field, Boothby Pagnel.l, B1a<:eby, Burton Coggles, Carl­ tescue Moresby White, Finkin street, clerk to the ton Scroop, Cot.sterworth-with-Wodlsthorpe, Denoon, joint committee; Jamea Birch, keeper Ea:.;ton, Great Gonerby, Grantharn, Gunby, Ha.ceby, County Court; t~ittings held at the Guildhall, monthly, Hnrlaxton, Harrowby Without, Haydor, Honington, friday at 10.30 a.m. ; · His Hun or Sir G. Sherston Hough-on-the-Hill, Humby, Ingoldsby, Keisby, Laving­ Baker bart. judge; J. G. Thompson, registrar; I<'. W. ton or Lenton, Londonthorpe, Manthorpe, Norman­ Thompson, ·deputy registrar; Jas. Williamson Bolton, ton, 'Osgodby, i'ickworth, Ponton Great, Ponton Little, assist. registrar & high bailiff ; office, Elmer st. north Ropsley, Sapperton, Skillington, Old Somerby, Spittle· The following places are included in its jurisdiction:­ g-ate Without, Stainby, Stoke North, Stoke South, Allington, .Ancaster, .Aisby, Barkston Willows, Bar­ Stroxto_n, Welby, Witham North, Witham South, rowby Stainwith, Barrowby Castborpe, Brassingthorpe, Wuolsthorpe, Wyville-with-Hungerton; in Leicester­ Belton, Belvoir, Bitchfield, Bottesford, Braseby, Bran­ shire-Belvoir, Bottesford; Croxton Kerrial, Harston, dr:rn, Boothby Pagnell, Burton Coggles, Carlton Scroop, Knipton, Must.:m, Redmile. The population of the -Golsterworth, Corby, Croxton Kerrial (Leicestershire), union in 19u was 35,145 ; area, 105,239 acres; rate­ DentoB, Easton, Eastborpe, Foston, Gelston, Gipple, lib le value in 1917, £242,303 Gr~at Gonerby,' Little Gonerby, Grantham, Gnnby, By an order of. the County Councils of Leicester & parh Haceby, Hanby, Harlaxton, Harrow by, Harston, Hun­ of Kesteven, & confirmed by Local Government BQard, gerton,_ Haydor, Honington, Hough, Hougham, Humby 26 Nov. 1894, Gmntham Union was formed into two Great, Hurnby Little, lngoldsby, Keisby, Knipton, unions for out-reiief purposes, the "Grantham Ol,lt· Lentorr; Lobthorpe, Londonthorpe, Mnston,Manthorpe, Relief Union" consisting of SI parishes in Lincoln­ Marston, N ormanton (Lincolnshire), _Norman ton shire & the "Belvoir Out-Relief Union" consisting of (Leicestershire), Oaf! by, Osgodby, Pick worth, Ponton tihe 7 parishes in Leicestershire Great, Ponton Little, Redmile, Ropsley, Sapperton, Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Sir Charles G. E. Skillington, Somerby, Spittlegate, Stoke .South, Stoke Welbv• bart. C.B. Denton manor, Grantham North, Stainby, Sudbrooke, Swayfield, Stroxton, Cll>rk to the- Guardianll & Assessment Committee,Aubrey Sedgebrook. Syston, Twyford, Withani Sottth, Witham Henry Malim, Westgate, Grantham • North, Welbr,, Westby, Willoughby We5t, Wood Nook, frPaSlirPr, Dnncan Douglas Stuart Carter, The London W oolsthorpe (Colsterworth ), Woolsthorpe (Belvoir), Citv & Mirlland Banli: Limited, .Westgate, Grantbam W'"ville- Relieving- Officer~. Urban district. B. C. Asman, 9 GJad­ For Bankruptcy purposes thie court is included in that stone t<'rrace, Grantbam ; Rural district, A. A. ' of Nottingham, E. Wynne Huptphreys, 4 Castle pl. Musson, 6 Brook sireet, Grantham · . PaTk ~treet, Nottingham, official receiver ~ Collectors of Poor Rates & -Assistant OversePr, Grant­ Certified Bailiffs under the 11 Law of Distress Amend­ ham, William S. Torey, Guildhall, .Grantham ~ Man­ ment Act, 1888," J. Williamwn Bolton, 9 North thorpe, William Henry Miller, Goorge lilt. Grantham parade; George- William Golding, Westgate & Walter Vaccination Officers, North district, E. Grantham, 192 William Uarton, Auction mart, Finkin street~ Harrow by road; South dietrict, R. Vincent,20 North at .
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