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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. CheaUe George, draper of taxes for Liddi/lgton, Caldecof1, Clark John, black,mith Stoke Dry & Thorpe-by-Water, ... Brown Mrs Clarke lI1ary (:'.11'8.), grazier sistant overSeer Bisbrooke, collector Clarke Charles, The Woodlands Clement Richard Wm. farmer & grazier of poor ratp.s Bisbrooke & Stoke Dry Clarke Mrs. Robert, Orchard house Colwell John Hugh, grazier & fell monger Marvin Edward, farmer & grazier Colwell Mrs. Jane Cox Harriet (Mrs.), laundress Middleton Thomas, farmer & grazier Green Mrs. The Whit" he"s.. Curtis l\lary Alice (Miss), dress maker Muggleton Ellen (~liss), shopkeeper Middlet~n Miss Curtis William. saddle & harness maker Pink Thomas M.R.C.S.EIlg., L.S.A. surgeon Parker Mrs. The Gables Eaton Clara (Miss), laundress & medical officer Kingscliffe district. Pink Thomas, Liddingt.on hous. Freeman Annie (Mrs.), grazier Oundle union. Liddington house Pretty Miss iFrisby Jasper, hutcher Reading Room (W. Jeffs, sec) Trustam Miss, The Warren ,Goodwin John Thomas, baker Sewell Arthur Ernest, beerretlr. & baker i Goodwin Willinm, land surveyor Sharman WiIliam, farmer & gra.ier COMMERCIAL. IHinch William Henry, boot maker Tyler Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Eryan Charles, grazier Jeffs William, wheelwright Warren Edwin Phi lip, beer retailer Butler l\lichael, blacksmit.. IMantun Alfred Joseph, builder Wright Thomas William & Francis Kell- Challender John. Exeter Arms P.H IManton Arthur Edward, Old Whit", ham, graziers Chambers Thomas, carrier Hart P.Il. & aBsessor & collector' is a p~rish and pleasant nnder the direction of the late Mr. J. E. Street R.A. and villaJe on the north b"nk of the ri,-er Chater, half a affords 200 sitting.. The regi;;ter dates from the year mile north from ti'e Luffenham railway station on the 1565. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £394, Midland and and i'-orth \'estern railways joint arising from lithe rent-charge and 45 acres of !rlebe, with line, 61 rrdes south-west from Stamford and 9!5! from residence, in the gift of Emmanue\ College, Cambridge, l.ondon, in the Wrangdil;e hundred, Cpping!lam union and held since 1900 by the Rev. Edward Arthur Irons and county oourt district, rural deanery of Hnlland M.A. and formerly scholar of that college. Here is a Wes­ (second port.iun), archdeaconry of Oakham and d'ocese of leyan chapel. There are charities of £52 28. 4d. yearly value, Peterborough. The church of St. John the Ilaptist is a of which £13 is given to children for regular attendance at building of stone, chiefly i.l the Early English and Decorated school and £13 to church purposes, and £26 is distributed styles, consisting of chancel, derestoried nave, aisles, in coals and clothing. The Earl of Ancaster is principal north and south porches and a western tower "ith broach landowner and lord of the manor. The soil is clayey in spire, containing 5 hells, one of which is of medi

archdeaconry of Oakharn and diocese of Peterborough. 'I' John Francis Riehards M_A. of that college; the tithes were The Midland and London and North 'Vestern railways! commuted in 1845. A cemetery uf one acre was formed in junction for Syston and Peterborough and Stamford and: 1900, at a cost of £200; it is under the control of the Parish Leice

arca,ks of three arches, the north arcade being Norman 11 The chief crops arc wheat, barley and turnips. The parish and the south Early English: t he lofty chancel arch is comprises 1,442 acres; rateable value, £3,328; the popula­ also of this period: the Perpendicular east window was tion in 1901 was 290. filled with stained glass in 1852 by the Very Rev. P MOT Offi nh I d d Th k I b Rohert Scott, D.D. late dean of Rochester and rector here ost, . . &. ce.---v ar es E war ur ett e, su - 1850-54: in the south aisle is a memorial window to the postmaster. Letters received from Stamford at 7.35 - 1\1 - W S a.m. & 1.45 p.m.; dispatched at 9.25 a.m. & 6.10 p.m. ; Ven. G . H . H 0 d son M.A.. d 1855, an d IliS son, aJor .. ' . no delive on sunda s Hodson, commandant of Hodson's Horse, who was kJlled . ry Y _ . at Lucknow in March, 1858; there is another to the Public Elementary School (nuxed), erected m 1873 by the Misses Wingfield, late of South Luffenham Hall, and onc I _Rev. J. G. Lonsdale M.A. rector, for 40 chiJdr~n & 20 in the north aisle to the Rev. Alexander Rhind Webster I mfants; average attendance, 46 children & 14 mfants; M.A. curate of this parish 11'41-3, d. 1889, and to his Frank A. Collison, master; Mrs. Hester Lake, infants' mist wife: a new organ was provided in 1903, at a cost of £300, Railway Station, Midland, Thomas Spires, station master as a memorial to the late Col. John CoJlinson, d. 1892: Carriers to Stamford.--Chambers, Gilbert & Bates, man. & fri PRIVATE RESIDEN~'S. Richards Rev. John Francis M.A. Chapman Sarah Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkeepr Healey Joseph, RatclitIe lodge [rector1 Rectory IClmppcll WiJliam, beer retailer Pelham Hon. Mrs. Evelyn Cornwallis COMMERCIAL. IEllis & Everard Limited, coal, coke, Anderson-, The Hall Brown Keziah (Mis'\), dress maker lime, salt, cake, artificial manure & Pretty Geor!!e, Fairfield Cemetery (Henry Spencer Dexter, granite merchants (Albert Bird, Pridmore Miss Brooke street, Oakham, clerk to the managing agent, Stamford); & a$ Pridmore Miss A. Orchard house Burial Authority) I Manton; & &