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Lincolnshire County Councils DIBEC'rORY.] LINCOLNSHIRE. 13 LINCOLNSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILS Local Government Act. I888, SI & 52 Vict. c. 41. Under the above Act each of the three divisions or The coroners for the county are elected by the respectiftl • Parts " of the county of IJncoln (except the county County Councils, and the clerb of the peace for each boroughs of Lincoln and Grimsby) is, far the pur- division appointed ·by the standing joint committee, poses of the above Ac~, an administrative county and may be removed by them (sec. 83-2). (.sec. 46), governed by 8.. County Council, consisting The clerks of the peace for each of the "park" of the of chairman, aldermen and councillors. county are clerks of the County Councils (sec. 83-I). The chail-man, by virtue of his office, is a justice of the peace for the county, without qualification (sec. 46). The administrative business of the entire county of IJn. 'the police for the county is under the control of a joint coin (which, if this Act had not been passed, would h.an committee of the three divisions (J.indsey, Kesteven been transacted by the justices of all the Divisions), ia and HoJJand), appointed as mentioned under sec. -¥>· transacted by a joint committee of the County Councila ... ~(a). of the three" parts" (sec. 46). Holland County Council. Meet at Boston & Spalding alternately. Chainnan-Alderman Frederick Ezekiel Bowser, Casterton house, Wigtoft, Boston. Vice-Chairman-Alderman John Henry Bunting, The Elms, Pinchbeck road, Spalding. ALDERHEN. Betire March, 1916. Retire March, I919. Ooupland Bobert, London road, Long Sutton Bowser Fredk. Ezekiel, Casterton ho. Wigtoft,nr.Boston Dennis William J.P. Kirton house, Kirton, Boston Bunting John Henry, The Elms, Pinchbeck rd. Spa1ding Dring Bichard, 6o Carlton road, Boston Carter Herbert Parkinson, Abbotts manor, Holbeach Holla.nd Chas. Burton cot. Spilsby road, Skirbeck,Boston Clark Alfred Henry, Moulton Eaugate, Spalding Mawby Thomas Onn, Methwold house, Spalding Marsh Harwood Robert James, 2 Strait Bargate, Boston Me:rry Bobert J.P. Littleport, Fleet, Holbeach Kitwood Tom, Fydell honse, South square, Boston Porter Wm. Bochford, Willoughby ho. Fishtoft, Boston Whitsed William James, The Hall, Gedney Hill,Wisbecb .. COUNCILLORS • • Electoral Division. Names & Addresses of Councillors. Electoral Division. Names & Addresses of Councillors. Boston Borough :- Kirton ••• . •. .•••• ...... ••• Frank Dennis, The Hollies, Kirton, .. Market place(West } John Millin.gton Simpson, 6 5 Spilsby near Boston Ward) ••••.••••••• road, Skubeck, Boston Leake .•..•....•••.•....... Charles Parker, Old Leake, Boston High street .•••••.••••• Conolly Norman Tunnard, I42 High Long Sutton :- street, Boston North .••.••....••.•...• Philip Joseph White, Delamore West street ••.••••••.•• Arthur George Lancaster, The Cot­ house, Long Sutton tage, Spilsby rd. Skirbeck, Boston South .••.••.••.....•..• John Edward Piccaver, The Nook, Station street ...•••••• Millson Enderby,99Sleaford rd.Bstn Little Sutton, Long Sutton Main Ridge •••••••.•..• Edward Richardson, 31 Market Moulton . .•.. .•• .• . .•. .. Robert Twell, Moulton Marsh, place, Boston Spalding · Market place (Bar- } Richard Ernest SouthL. R. C. P. Lond. Pinchbeck .•• .•• ..• ••• .•• William Ed ward Porter, The Hollies, gate Ward)...... 9 Church yard, Boston Deeping St. Nicholas, Spalding Norfolk place .••.••••• William Pooles, I Tower st. Boston Pinchbeck West ......... William John Atkinson, Weston, Crowland:- Spalding East .•••••...••••••.•••.• Ralph Riddington, St. Gnthlac's Skirbeck •.•.••.•••••.•••.. William Curtis Hutson J. P. Gothic lodge, Postland, Peterborough ho. Spilsby rd. Skirbeck, Boston West ••••••...•••.•••••••• William James Thompson J.P. St. Skirbeck Quarter •••.•. Joseph Clarke, IS Pen st. Boston James' lodge, Postland, Crowland Spalding :- Donington ••..••.••..•.•• Richard Gleed B.A., J.P. Park Central.. ................ Jn. Wilson Gleed, WestElloe,Spaldng • house, Donington, Spalding East ••••••.••.••••••••.•• Richard Thompson Proctor, Wyke­ Fishtoft ... ... ...... ...... Oswald Bisstll Giles, The Elms, ham, Spalding Skirbeck, Boston North .................. Henry Willis White, Pinchbeck rd. Fleet........................ Thomas William Banks, Strawberry Spalding hall, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbech West .••.••.•••••••••••.•• George Hall,28 Westlode st.Spalding Frampton ••••••••••••••• Joseph Tunnard, Blossom hall, South .••••••••••••••••• John Joseph Chilvers, 75 Little Kirton, near Boston London, Spalding Freiston •• •• •• •• . .•• ••• ••• John Maltby, The Willows, Sibsey, Surtleet ••••••.••••••••.•• John Ouzman J.P. Cressey hall, Boston Surtleet, Spalding Gedney..................... Albert Edward Banks, Gedney Sutterton•••.•••••••••••.•• Thomas Ledger Craven, Sutterton Drove End, Wisbech Button Bridge.••••••••.•• Richard Longlands, Nene lodge, Gosberton ................ Edward Freemantle, Wargate Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Bridge, Gosberton, Spalding Swineshead •••••••••.••••• WilliamGilding,FenHouses,Swines· Holbeach Hurn ......... John Sharp Patchett, jun. Barring· head, Boston ton farm, Holbeach Tydd St. Mary ••• ••• •.• Albert Ed ward Spence, Levering.. St. John's ••• Arthur Edward Farrow, Alder ton, Wisbech " house, Whaplode, Drove, Wi..'lbech Weston •••.••••••••••••••.•• William Harold Birch, Holmdene" Town ......... Joseph Sibsey Rice Tingle, West W eston, Spalding End, Holbeach Whaplode ............... John Stimson, Whaplode, Spalding Holland Fen .•••••••••••••• James Joseph Tunnard, Hubbert's Wrangle .................. John Robert Dawson, The Acacias, Bridge, I<'rampton Fen, Boston Wrangle, Boston LIST OF THB MEMBERS OF THB CoUNTY COUNCIL OF TBR SAID DIVISION 01' THII CoUNTY ARRANGED ALPHABBTICA.LLY AND THB ELECTORAL DIVISIONS FOR WHICH TBIIY' RBSPBCTIVELY SIT. Name. Electoral Division. Name. Electoral Division. A.tki'D80n W. J ............... Pinchbeck West Crayen T. L .................. Sutterton Banks A. E •••••••••••••••••• Gedney Dawson J. R •••••••••••••••••• Wrangle Bank a T. W .•.. .4:. •• ••• • • • ••• Fleet Den nis F . .• . •. K irton Birch W. H •••••••••••••••••• Weston Enderb7 M .................. Boston (Station street) Chilvers J. J .............. ~ .... Spalding (South) Farrow A. E .................. Holbeach St. John's Clarke J ....................J ... Skirbeck Quarter F'reem!Ultle E ............... Gosberton .
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