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Lincolnshire. Born Castle DIBECTOBY.] LINCOLNSHIRE. BORN CASTLE. 247 :Massingberd Rev. William Oswald M.A. Rectory, South Moorby, Panton, Ranby, Revesby, Roughton, Salmonby, Ormsby, Alford Scamblesby,Scrafield,Scrivelsby,Somersby,Sotby,Stainton :Massingberd-Mundy Charles Francis esq. D.L. South Ormsby Market, Stixwould, Sturton Great, Tattershall,Tattershall hall, Alford Thorpe, Tetford, Thimbleby, Thornton, Toynton High, Otter Francis e-c;;q. lii.A. Ranby hall, Wragby Toynton Low, Tumby, Tupholme, Waddingworth,Wilksby Short John Hassard esq. D.L. Edlington park, Horncastle Wildmore (part of), Winceby, Wispington, Wood Enderby Stanhope James Banks esq. D.L. Revesby Abbey, Boston & Woodhall Wright Rev. Canon Arthur M. A. rector, Coningsby, Boston Certified Bailiffs under the Law of Distress Amendment Clerk to the Magistrates, Charles Dee, 14 South street Act, 1888 :-John Chimley, 3 Stanhope terrace; Walter Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, North street, Booth Parish, Old Bank chambers, Bull ring; Charles every saturday at 12 noon Matthias Hodgetts, 7 W ong ; William Henry Pogson, The petty sessional division contains the following places in Coningsby the Horncastle soke :-Ashby West, Coningsby, Haltham, Horncastle Excelsior Brass Band, Martin Wright Shaw, Horncastle, Langriville, Ma.reha.m-le-Fen, Ma.reha.m-le­ bandmaster, 20 Foundry street . Hill, Moorby, Roughton, Thimbleby, Thornton-le-Fen, Orchestral Band, Herbert Carlton, sec. 8 High street Tointon High, Tointon Low, Wildmore, Wilksby, Wood County Police Station, W ong, Thomas Stevenitt, superin· Enderby. In the hundred of Gartree :-Asterby, Baumber, tendent, I sergeant & 3 constables Belcbford, Bucknall, Cawkwell, Dalderby, Edlington, Horncastle Public Dispensary, North street, Gen. Charles Gautby, Goulceby, Hemingby, Horsington, Kirkby-super­ Elmhirst c. B. treasurer; Robt. Jalland & Jn. Hadden M. D. Bain, Kirkstead, Langton, Martin, Minting Ranby, medical officers ; William Betts, resident dispenser & sec Scamblesby, Scrivelsby, Stainton Market, Stenigot, Stix­ Inland Revenue Office, 20 East st. Robert Hepenstall, officer wold Great, Sturton, Tattershall, Tattershall Thorpe, Lincolnshire Regiment, 1st Volunteer Battalion (G Co.), 'lbornton, Tumby, Waddingworth, Wispington, Woodhall; Drill hall, South street, Capt. Arthur Ellwood, corn· and part of the hundred of Hill :-Ashby Puerorum, mandant; Hugh George M.D. acting surgeon; William Claxby, Pluckacre, Bag Enderby, Fulletby, Greetham, Doggett, drill instructor Hagworthingham, Hameringham, Ormsby-cum-Ketsby, Local Board Fire Engine Station, Church lane Oxcomb, Salmonby, Scrafield, Somersby, Tetford, Stamp Office, High street, Thomas W. Smith, postmaster, Winceby, Worlaby. Part of the Soke of Bolingbroke :­ sub-distributor Revesby, Miningsby. HoRNCASTLE UNION. Local :Board, Board day alternate tuesdays at the Board room, Work· house, at 11 a.m. Offices, Gas works, Foundry street. The Union comprises the following places :-Asgarby, Ashby Board day, thursday, monthly, at 6.30 p.m. Puerorum, Ashby West, Asterby, Bag Enderby, Barkwith MEMBERS. East, Barkwith West, Baumber or Bamburgh, Belchford, John Panton, chairman 1 James Francis Green Benniworth, Bucknall, Cawkwell, Claxby-Pluckacre, Con· Robert Clifton Armstrong Robert Collinson Isle ingsby, Dalderby, Edlington, }<'ulletby, Gautby, Goulceby, Thomas Moses Blakey Herbert William Kemp Greetham, Hagworthingham, Haltham-upon-Bain, Ha· John Burrell Henry Sharp meringham, Hatton, Hemingby, Horncastle, Horsington, John Cbantry I Frederick William Snartt Kirkby-upon-Bain, Kirkstead, Langton-by-Wragby, Lang­ Jesse Chatterton William Veasey ton near Horncastle, Lusby, Mareham-le-Fen, Mareham­ Clerk, Charles Dee, South street on-the-Hill, Market Stainton, Martin, Miningsby, Minting, Treasurer, Townson M. Hall, 25 High street Moorby, Panton, Ranby, Revesby, Roughton, Salmonby, Medical Officer of Health, Hugh George M. D. 3 Stanhope vils Scamblesby, Scrafield, Scrivelsby, Somersby, Sotby, Stix­ Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, Zechariah Boulton, 8o would, Great Sturton, Tattershall, Tattershall 'fhorpe, Foundry street Tetford, 'fhimbleby, Thornton, Torrington West, Toynton Collector, William Overton Chapman, 23 Louth road High, Toynton Low, Tumby, Tupholme, ·waddingworth, Wilksby, Wildmore, Winceby, Wispington, Wood En­ Insurance Agents. derby, Woodhall & Wragby; the population of the union in 1881 was 21,512; rateable value (1888), £138,430 Alliance Fire & Life, W. B. Parish, Bull ring Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Charles British Empire Mutual Life, C. M. Hodgett, Savings Bank Dee, South street, Horncastle Commercial Union, T. A. Clark, Bull ring Treasurer, William Garfit, Bost<Jn County !<'ire, H. Boulton Collector to the Guardians, Edward Simpson, 4 West street, Hand-in-Hand, C. M. Hodgetts, Savings Bank, Queen street Horncastle Imperial Fire & Life, E. Achurch, 4 High street Relieving Officers, North district, Wm .Johnson, 9 Dispensary Life Association of Scotland, Wm. Brown, The Bank, Bull ring rd. Horncastle; South district, J. H. Mean:well, Tattershall Liverpool & London, & Globe, Henry Lunn, 3 & 5 Bridge st Vaccination Officer, Anthony Bellamy, Hagworthingham London Assurance, William Brown, The Bank, Bull ring Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Hemingby district, Midland Counties Fire & Life, Carlton & Sons, 8 Hi.lsh street John Hadden M.D. Horncastle; Horncastle district, Albert Northern Assurance, J. Chimley, 3 Stanhope terrace Edward Boulton, Horncastle; Revesby district, Alexander Norwich Union Fire, :Mrs. E. Robinson, 19 Bull ring Ross Paterson M. D. Revesby bridge; Tattershall district, Phrenix Fire, F. Stuchbery, 2 South street Thomas Hutchinson Keough, Coningsby; Tetford district, Provident Life, H. Boulton James Campbell Gray L.R.C.P.Edm. Tetford; Wragby Rock Life, J. H. Elmitt, 17 Bull ring district, Edmund Barry Denney L.R.C.P.Edin. Wragby Royal, I. E. Chatterton, 14 South street Superintendent Hegistrar, Charles Dee, 14 South street, Royal Farmers', Hail, T. M. Hall, High street Horncastle; deputy, Robert Clifton Armstrong, 5 South Royal Exchange, J. Overton, 5 Market place street, Horncastle Scottish Equitable Life, W. t-::l. Clitherow, 7 Lindsey court; Registrars of Births & Deaths, Horncastle sub-district, John George Eveleigh, Railway station Chantry, Lincoln road, Horncastle; deputy, Edward Scottish Provincial, Robert C. Armstrong, 5 South street Simpson, 4 West street, Horncastle; Tattershall sub­ Scottish Union & National, I. R. F. Boulton, 6 Lindsey court district, J. H. Mean well, Tattershall; deputy, Charles Standard C. J. Caswell, Bull ring Llewellyn, Coningsby; Tetford sub-district, A. Bellamy, Sun Fire, R. & R. Clitherow, North street Hagworthingham; deputy, Robert Wright, Hagworth­ Yorkshire Fire & Life, T. M. Hall, High street ingham; Wragby sub-district, William Wattam, Great Public Establishments. Sturton; deputy, Charles Wattam, Great Sturton Registrars of Marriages, John E. Chatterton, 9 High street, Cemetery, Bostoa road ; John Rcginald Fawssett Boulton, Horncastle; V\'illiam Wattam, Great Sturton ; J. H. clerk to the burial board ; office, 6 Lindsey court, High st Meanwell, Tattershall Corn Exchange Hall, High st. Parish & Nicholson, lessees Workhouse, Foundry street, is a red brick building, built County Court, North street; His Honor James Stephen in 1838 ; will hold 200 inmates ; Rev. Henry Benwell M.A.. LL.D. judge; Robert Clitherow, registrar & high bailiff; chaplain ; Albert Edward Boulton, medical officer ; Wm. John Chimley, bailiff Berridge, master; Mrs. Betsey Berridge, matron; Miss The district comprises the following places :-Asgarby, Florence Green, schoolmistress Ashby Puerorum, Ashby West, Asterby, Hag Enderby, Baumber, Belchford, Benniworth, Bucknall, Cawkwell, RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. Claxby Pluckacre, Coning•by, Dalderby, Edlington, Ful­ Meetings (as appointed) at Board room, Union house. letby, Gautby, Goulceby, Greetham, Hagworthingham, Clerk, Charles Dee, South street, Horncastle Haltham, Hameringham, Hatton, Hemingby, Horncastle, Treasurer, V\'illiam Garfit, Boston Horsington, Kirkby-on-Bain, Kirkstead, Langton-by­ Medical Officer of Health, Hugh George M.D. 3 Stanhope Horncastle, Langton-by-Wragby, Lusby, Mareham-le­ villas, Horncastle Fen, Mareham-on-the-Hill, Martin, Miningsby, Minting, Inspector of Nuisances, A. Bellamy, Hagworthingham .
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