[.] BROUGH. 910 tPOST 0 FFICE 'Vindermere. These residences all command extensive George Antbony Aufrere, esq Robert Dirkinson, esq views of the lake and mountain scenery. The population Thomas Ullock, esq Josepl1 Crosthwaite, esq in 1871 was 1,948, which includes the hamlets of Lindreth, William Rowlinson, esq Storr's and Winster. Clerk, John Fisher -- INSURANCE AGENTS:- PosT & MoNEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Post Britain Life ~ Britannia Fire, C. Birkett Office Savings Bank & Government & Insurance & London A8surance, W. Garnett Annuity Office.-Robert Robinson, postmaster. Letters London-1f Lanca.~hire, T. T. Holmes through Windermere arrive fi·om all parts at 8 a.m. & Northern, J. T. Bownass 6.30 p.m.; dispatched at 5.20 a.m. & 3.50 p.m. to Amble­ Royal, F. Seed side & Keswick & 7.30 p.m. north & south Royal Farmers', G. Ladyman, Biscay lodge Those persons having an asterisk before their names receive Grammar School.-lsrael Heap, master; Valentine Yate!'l, their letters by Windermere town deliveries under master; Miss Mary J ane Ryder, mistress; Miss LocAL BoARD. Louisa Robinson, under mistress George Ladyman, chairman. l Rev.Edwd. Peche Stock,M.A CARRIERs TO .-John Dodd~& Robert Moore, Lord Decies Henry Wm. Schneider, esq every wednesday & saturday PRIVATE RESIDENTS. *Brockbank J obn, lodging ho.:Winder­ *Holland John, boarding & lodg·ing Names with a * receive their letters by mere hank house, auctioneer & land agent, 3 & 4 Windermere town deliveries. Brownrigg Jolm, lodging house, builder Lake View villas • Aufrere George Anthony:. Burnside & house agent, "\'Voodside Holmes Thomas Turner, joiner & •Beck Mrs. Craig foot •Ciark Ann (Mrs.), Windermere bank cabinet maker • BownassJ ohn Titterington,Green bank Cloudsdale Thomas, Crown hotel. See *Holt Frederick Charles, boot & shoe *Bownass Mrs. Green bank advertisement maker & lodging ho. Green llank row BridsonJ. R. Belle Isle *Cragg Agnes (Mrs.), ironmonger, •Huddlestone Miles, lodging house, & Bright Rev. Frederick Augustus Green Bank row auctioneer, Bank terrace [curate], Crown villas Cregg Heginald, ale & porter merchant Kendal Bank (branch) (John Atkin­ *Brooksbank Waiter, Thornbarrow *Croft Emma (Miss), lodging house_, son, agent); draw on Robarts, Lub­ *Bryans Mrs. Belfield Bank terrace bock & Co. London Burchard Otto, Bay villa Croft Frederick Grundy, painter & *Kendall George, lodging house, & Butcher Miss, Belsfield cottage gilder, Crown villas painter & gilder, Bellmont house * Rev.John Herdman,HowFoot Crook William, plumber, glazier & Kirk bride Charles, greengrocer Cloudsdale Dixon beer retailer "'Ladyman Georg-e, day school & assis- Clowes Frederick, Holly hill Crosthwaite J oseph, builder tant overseer, Biscay lodge *Coupland Mrs. Craig Brow house Dobson Jhn. coach buildr. & harness ma •Lamb Joseph,lodging house, Stone Cliff *Cutler Egerton Cotton, Ferney green *Dobson 'l'homas, M.D. surgeon, Win- Lowiss Richard, Stag's Head *Decies Lord, The Craig dermere villa Martin John, Albert Arms Dobson Thomas, M.D. Windermere villa Dobson William, builder & contractor, Mechanics' In8titute, Reading Room ii

• BROUGR or, as it is called, BROUGH-UNDER-STAIN­ iron, lead, lime and freestone, and to some extent of coal, MORB, in order to distinguish it from many other places of but the latter is of inferior quality. The parish comprises like name is a parish in the East Ward divisiouaud union, the townships of BROUGH, HILDECK, STAINMORE and archdeaconry and diocese of Carlisle: it is 8 mile::i long by BROUGH SOWERBY. 5 in breadth, in a very mountainous dish·ict, comprehend­ Brough, or the £roughs, the northern part beina; <;nlleJ ing the largest portion of the wild forest of Stainruore, and Market Brough, and the southern portion Church Brough, is mostly a barren and healthy country, although some of is a small but very ancient market town, and polling placo . the central portion of it consists of very fine pasture and tor the county, on the great turnpike road from Londt-n meadQw land, while among its fells are valuable mines of to Glasgow, distant 261 miles from the former, 8 east·