tLINCOLN.] BRidSLEY. 54 i?os± oF':Fick CROSBY-John Gell&John DriffiH, 'Ancholme,' thursday NoRMA!iDY-John Driffill,' Ancholme,' thursday • ELs HAM -James Green, ' Red Lion,' thursday & saturday ScAWBY-John Young, Ancholme tavern, thursday & sat GAINSBOROUGH-John Barnard, William Hunt & John ScoTTER'-Thomas Marris, 'White Hart,' thursday Daubney, from 'Nelthorpe Arms;' William Ducker & ScoTTON-Joseph , 'Ancholme,' thnrsday Thomas Broughton, from ' White Hart, 1 & John Sim_p­ -J ohn Driffill, 'Ancholme,' & Hy. Richard son, from ' Ancholme,' all thursday Whitham, ' White Hart,' thursday GRASBY-Jno. Frear& Geo. :M:arkham, 'A.ncholme,' thurs SNITTERBY~Austin Walket, f Nelthorpe Arms,' thursday -George Cook, RichardCatley & Robert Crow, SouTH KILLINGHOLME-Joseph Tong, t White Hart,' from ' Red Lion;' George Coulson, 'A.ncholme, ~ & Wm. thursday Loft Calvert, f Black Bull/ thnrsday TEALBY-John Driffill, ~ Ancholme,' thursday GuNHOUSE-George Peat & William Luun, Ancholme ULOEBY-Robert Clayton, 'Red Lion,' thursday; George tavem, thursday · · Davy, 'Black Bull,' thursday HIBALDSTOW-Mrs.AnnOoulson; Ancholme tavern, thurs WADDINQH.U.t:-John Simpson, Ancholme tavern, thurs­ HULL-Richard Catley, Robt. Crow &; Geo. Mundy, 'Red day; William Hunt,' Nelthorpe Arms,' thursday; Wil­ Lion.' ·wmiam Loft Calvert ~ George Cook, ' Black Bull,' liam Ducke11, f White Hart,' thursday ~ J oh.n Driffill, 'Ancholme,' thursday WILLOUGHTON--JohnDaubney, 'NelthorpeArm s,' thurs .J{EELBY:-William Loft Calvert, f Black Bull,' thursday; WINTERTON-Thomas Tune,' Wool pack, • tuesday} thurs­ Qeorge Cook, 'Red Lion,' thursday day & saturday; & John Hunt,' Black Bull,' thursday KELSEY, N ORTH-8amuel Codd, Ancholme tavern, thurs­ WooTTON-George Mundy, 'Red Lion1' thnrsday day; Geo:rge Gray,' White Hart,' thnrsday WoRLABY-John Forest, ~Black Bull, thursday; Henry KIRMINGTON-Richard Catley, 'Red Lion,' thursday Girdham, Ancholme tavern, thursday KrRTON-IN-LINDSEY-Wm. Hunt,' Nelthorpe .Arms,' & YADDLETHORPE-John Smith, 'Ancholme,' thursday Thoma$ Broughton, 'White Hart,' thursday WATER CONVEYANCE:-.- LIMBER-Robert Crow & Richd. Catley, f RedLion,' thurs Thomas Darley's trading vessels from the wharf to Hull, LINCOLN-Austin Walkex:, 'NelthorpeArms,' & Thomas time uncertain Broughton, 'White Hart,' thursday William Smith & Son's trading vessel from the wharf to LouGHTON-John Barnard,' Iielthorpe Arms,' thursday Hull, twice a week LouTH-George Coulson, 'Ancholme,' thursday Hull, Ferriby Sluice &; Packet Company's Fly boat .-George Coulson &; William Richards, from the wharf with p:oods & passengers daily (except 'Ancholme,' & Austin Walker, 'Nelthorpe Arms,' thurs sunday & thursday), at 7.30 a.m. returning according to 1\IEssiNGHAM-John Barnard, Nelthorpe Anns,' thurs­ tide ; trading vesllel once a week day; J oseph Cawkwell, A.ncholme tavern, thursday A two-horse boat from Bishop bridge attends Briggmarket NETTLETON-William Richards, Ancholme tavern, thurs every thursday, leaving at 3 o~clock BR.J:GSLBY is a small village and parish, 3 miles north­ a square tower with 3 bells. The register dates from about west of station, 153 from , and 5 the year 1750, the early portion having been destroyed. 'fh~ south-by-west of Grimsby, in the hundred of Bradley population in 1851 was 137; the acreage 860 i the r~teable Haverstoe. union, diocese and archdeaconry of value £1,036 3s. Richard Borrell, Esq., is lord of the Lincoln, and deanery of Grimsby, North . The manor, but has sold his life interest in tbe estate to George living is a, rectory, val1,1e £55, in the gift of the Chapter of Babb, Esq. The Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists have Southwell, and :held by tbe Rev. James Garvey, M.A., who each a small chapel here. resides at Ashby-cum-Fenby. The church ot St. Helen has Lawrence Mr. John Coulbeck Charles Thomas, tailor Slmons Samuel, cattle dealer Smith, M:re Faulding Richard, farmer Smith J oseph, boot & shoe maker COMMERCIAL. Hinch John, farmer Tutty Isaac, shopkeeper JUyth Wm. parish clerk & shopkeeper Holmes W~llia.m, farmer West William, carrier Chatterton William, carpenter & wheel- Hufton George, farmer Letters through GreatGrimsby,which wright Sharp Robert, farmer is also the neare:~t money order office CA:RRIER-• West Bll.J:NK.HILL is a small village and parish, in a pic­ Esq., architect, of Louth. The register dates from the year turesque valley, about 7 miles north-north-west of , 1576. In the parish ...re fuund pyrites of iron, whieh, from 9 east-north-east from , 6 west-south-west from its bright yellow colour, has got the name of ' Alford station, and 136 from London, in the Hill hundred gold.' The poot have seven acres of land~ left I,y an un­ and deanery, parts of Lindsey, Spilsby l)nion, diocese and known donor, and the parish contains 930 acres, and the archdeaconry of Lincoln, . The benefice population in 1851 was 171. Here is a school-house, erected is a rectory, consolidated with that of Harrington, in the gift in the year 1851, for the benefit of the parishes of Harring­ of the Rev. Henry John Ingilby, and held by the Rev, B. w. ton and Brinkhill. The W esleyans and W esleyan Refunners Cracroft, M.A. The church of St. Philip is a neat brick have each a place of worship here; the former built in 1826. and stone building, in the Early English style of architec­ The Rev. Henry John lngilby is lord of the manor, and he and ture, consisting of naYe and chancel; it was rebuilt in ~858, Sir Montague Cholmeley, M.P., chief owners ohhe soil. at a edit of .£500, from plans prepared by James Fowler, Maidens Thomas Cousins, esq. Manor Daubney Sutton, carpenter Turner John, schoolmaster house Grant J oseph, boot & shoe maker Wilson George, boot & shoe maker Towler John Bland, esq Grundy William, blacksmith Wilt:!on William, lime burner COMMERCIAL. Jackson Edward, farmer Letters through Spilsby arrive at 11 Burnett Thomas, furmer Kemp Israel, wheelwright by foot messenger, who returns at 2 Butters Henry, tailor Payne Joseph, farmer p.m. The Rearest money order office Chambers Ellen (Mrs.),Fox \t Hounds, Shadford William, grocer & draper is at Alford & butcher & shopkeeper Towler John Bland, furmer School, John Turner, master; Mrs. Turner, mistress Bll.OCXLBSBY, with the hamlet of LITTLE trM- acreage of 684. .Brocklesby Hall, the seat of the Eatl of :BER, is a sm1.1.ll village, 2 miles south-west from Ha- Yarborough, the loxd lieutenant of the county, is$ mansion brough station, 165 from London, and 7 north of Caistor, pleasantly situated in a well-timbered park, which is about 2 in Y arborough wapentake, Caistor union, North Lincoln- miles in iength and l in breadth, and stocked with deeJ\ T1te shire. The Iivins- is a rectory, nlue.about £250, with the mansion contains a picture gallery, which was added 1lo it in vicarage of Kirmmgton annexed. held by the Rev~ Robert 1807. This gallery contains, besides the pictures, a figure of Carr M. Brackenbury, B •.&.., (who resides at Kirmin~on,) Niobe, in Parian mat;ble, and oth~ fine specimens of sculp­ and in the patronage of the Earl of Y arborough, who IS lord tnre. In the park is a mausoleum, in the form of a Grecian of the manor. The church of All Saints is a handsome edifice, temple. The basement contains the cemetery; 'frith brick with a lofty tower. The acreage is about 2,450. The popu- catacombs; above it is the chapel, approached hy a flight of lation in 1851 was 269, besides 50 in Limber and 29 in New- steps, and divided into four compartments by eight Corin­ sham. The latter is an extra-parochial place, with an tbian columns, supporting the dome. PRIVATE RESIDE:NTS. Dann George, farm bailiff to the Earl Major Thos. inspector or under-drain- Gibbons Stephen, esq of Yarborough, Little Limber age to the Earl of Yarborough Talbot Mr. Frederick Carr Gibb Thomas, gardener Talbot Frederiek Carr, surveyor to the ·w orsley Lord C.has. M .P. Brocklesby pk Gibbons Stephen, land agent to the Earl Earl of Yarborough Yarborough Right Hon. the F..arl of, ofYarborough Letters through U1ceby1 -..hich is Brocklesby park Raven Robert, farmer, Little Limber also the nearest money order office