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86 DEVJZES. "riLTSHIRE. [ KELLY'S Corpore bion. Cottage Hospital & Provident Dispensary, New Park road,. E. N. Carless M.D. consulting eurgeon; G. S. A. t8g]-8. Waylen, H. J. Mackay M.D. Leonard Raby M.D. &. Mayor-Councillor George Swithin Adee Wazlen. Augustus Vivian Trow l\LB. surgeons; D. Ov.en F.C.A. Ex-Mayor-Alderman George Henry Mead. esq. hon. sec.; 0. Sheppard, assistant sec. ; Miss Mac­ Beoorder-Francis Reynolds Y. Radcliffe esq. I Mitre donald, matron Court buildings, Temple, London E C. County Court, His Honor William Dundas Gardin~r, judge; Joseph Thornthwaite Jackson B.A. registrar &. .Aldermen. high bailiff; James John Dring, chief clerk. The *Thomas Chandler tGeorge Henry Mead county court is held monthly at the Assize Courts, *Richard Hill tCharles Gillman Northgate street. The following places are included *John Ashley Randell tHerbert B1ggs in the district :-All Oannings, Allington, Alton Barnes, Councillors. Beechingstoke, Bishop's Cannings, Bottlesford, Bourto~ Bromham, Charlton, Chirton, Chittoe, Coat-e, Conock, North Ward. Devizes, Eastoott, Easterton, Enford Combe, Erlestoke,. Presiding Alderman at Ward Elections, Thomas Chandler. Etchilhampton, Fiddington, Fittleton, Great Cheverell,. *William Robbins I §George Catley Haxon-~ etheravon, Hilcot, Horton, Little Cheverell, *William Henry Butcher tHenry Willis Littleton, Lydeway, Marden, Market Lavington, Mars­ *George T. Smith tJohn Rose ton, North Newnton, Nurstead, Patney, Potterne, §Russell D. Gillman tWilliam Rose Poulshot, Roundway, Rowde, Rushall, Stanton St. §Thomas S. Helms Berna.rd, St. James (Devizes;), Stert, Tilshead, Upavon~ Urchfont, Wedhampton, West Lavington, Wilsford .. South Ward. Woodborough & Worton Presiding Alderman at Ward Elections, Richard Hill. For bankruptcy purpos-es this court is included in tha' *Jonas Strong §Alfred T. Robbins of Bath; Edtward Gustavus Clarke, Bank chambers,. *George SwithinAdeeWaylen poseph Clappen Corn street, Bristol, official receiver *William Henry Brown tFrank Reynolds Certified Bailiff under the "Law of Distres~ Am-endmen' §Charles H. Parsons j :Charles Spurgeon Wilson Act," William Ci>ward, 13 St. John street, Devize.g §Frank Rendell Devizes Prosecution Society, Srt. John street; Meek~ Jackson & Jackson, treasurers Marked thus * m-etire in November, x8g8. Her Majesty's Prison, Bath rDad, James Lindley Smith,. Marked thus § retire in November, rBgg. governor; Edward Nicolls Carless M.D.,C.M.surgeons;. Marked thus t retire in November, rgoo. Rev. Arthur Charles Devas M.A. chaplain Marked thus t retire in November, tgor. Inland Revenue Office Devizes District-Excise branch; The Corporation meet at the Council chamber, Town office, 14 High street; supervisor, John Disraeli Smith ;. hall, every quarter. officers, Dan Fairburn & Thomas Hart Gilbert; Stamp Mayor's Auditor, CouncillOT William Robbins, Estcourt Office for Devizes & District, 41 St. John street; street, Devizes Thomas C. Hopkins, distributor Elective Auditors, Albert Henry Adams, Trafalgar p:ace, Odd Fellows Hall, Maryport street, Frank Matthews,. Deviz.es & Henry Norman, IS High stl!eet, Devizes hall keeper Town Hall, John street, John George Nott, beadle Officers of the Corporation. Wiltshire Archreological & Natural History Society's Town Clerk, Joseph Thornthwaite Jackson B.A. 33 ,& 34 Museum & Library, Long street; E. B. H. Cunning­ St. John street ton, Devizes, & A. B. Fisher, Potterne, hon. curatDrs;. Treasurer, Hy. Sandell, Wilts & Dorset Banking Co. Lim David Owen F.C.A. 31 Long street, financial secretary Cll'rk of the Peace, Thomas Carnal Hopkins, 41 St.John st Wilts County Lunatic Asylum, John Ireland Bowes Coroner, George S. A. 1Vaylen M.R.C.S.Eng. medical superintendent; Herbert Darra­ Chamberlains, R. D. Gillman & George T. Smith clough M.B., C.M. & J. Gordon. assistant medical High Constables, J. V. Luoos, Market place & Albert officers; Rev. John Hart. Burges D.D.chaplain; Edward J oseph Rand ell, Exchange place Baverstock Merriman, treasurer; Joseph T. Jackson,. Medical Officer of Health, Edward Nicolls Carless M.D., clerk to the visitors; James Turner, clerk to asylum C.M. n Long street Borough Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector & Inspector ol l\Iili tarv.- Common Lodging Hou&es & Canal Boats, Frank George Regimental District (No. 62) Duke of Edinburgh's (Wilt- Billingham, MaTket place shire :&egiment) Sergeant,s-at-Mace, Andrew Brown & William Self Commanding Regimental District, Collootor of Rates, William Henry Bush, Wine street Depot of r:,t & 2nd Battalions, Barracks, London road Collector of Market & Corn Exchange Tolls, Henry Taplin, Station Pay Office. Brittox Barracks, London road. Town Crier & Beadle, John Geo. Nott, 14 Southbroom pl School Attendance Officer, E. Baker Station Paymaster, Staff-Paymaster A. Longley (hon. Devizes Rural Distr:.ct Council. lieut.-col) Meets at the Workhouse fortnightly (tues.) at 12 noon. 3rd Battalion Duke of Edinburgh's Wiltshire Regiment (Roya.l Wiltshire Militia), head quarters, Barracks. Clerk, William Lush, 5 St. John's court, Devizes London road, E. C. A. Sanford, lieut.-col. ; ReginalcJ Treasurer, Henry Sandell, Wilts & Dorset Banking C<J. Barclay, major; Ca.pt. L. H. Warden, adjutant; Hon. Limited, Devizes Capt. D. Sbrachan, quarter mMter Medical Offioer of He-alth, George Swithin Adee Waylen Royal ·Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry (Prince of lYale:,~ L.R.C.P.Lond. 41 Long street, Devizes Own Royal Regiment, B Squadron) (3rd Yeomanry Sanitary Inspector, James Moses Butcher, Cakote, Brig-ade); Capt. Fitz Roy P. Goddard, commanding;. near Devizes Capt. J. R. G. Gwatkin, second in command; SPrgt.­ .Surveyor of Highways, John Benger, Pobterne Wirk Major Bagshaw, drill instructor Public Establishments. 2nd Volunteer Battalion Duke of Edinburgh's (Wiltsh:re Assize Courts, Northgate street, Charles Lloyd,caretaker Regiment) (C & D Cos.), armoury, Town haH; ordt>rly Borough Police Station, Town hall, John ColJins, in­ room, 32 St. John street ; C Co. Capt. E. B. H. Cun­ spector, & 4 constables of the county constabulary for nington, C(}mmanding; G. E. Anstie, Iieut. ; D Co. borough duty Capt. A. J. Randell, commanding; F. W. Giddings &:; Cemetery, Belvidere, Frank Davis, Cemetery lodge, W. H. Brown, lieutenants; Color-Sergt. A. Smith, drill attendant ; Thomas Carnal Hopkins, clerk instructor; Surg.-Capt. H. J. Mackay ::\LB. medical Constabulary Station for the Devizes DiviSiion of the offi'cer County of Wilts, head quarters, Bath road, Capt. Devizes Fire Brigade. Robert Sterne R.N. Tristenaugh, Devizes, chief con­ Honorary Officers, A. J. Ran dell, ca11t a in ; W. E. F. l!table; John Stephens, superintendent & D. C. C. ; Thorp A.C.A. sec. & trPasurer; J. V. Lucas & l..-. T_ Roberb J. Buchanan, clerk & superintendent; with Smith, lieutenants. The engine & escape are kept: one inspector & 4 constables & a oons'table is stationed at at the :Market house each of the following places :-All Oannings, Bishop's The keys aTe kepb by Mrs. Salter, 54 New Park stre»t Cannings, Bromham, Great Cheverell, Keevil, Marden, Market Lavington, Potterne, Rowde, Sandy Lane, Devizes Union. Steeple Ash'ton, Stert, Tilshead, Tinhead, UrcMont & Board day, tues. fortnightly, at WorkhonsP, r 1.30 a.m West Lavington The union contains the following places :-.All Cannings, Corn Exchange, Market place, Henry Taplin, 21 Brittox, Allington, Alton Barnes, Beechingstoke, Bishop's Can­ col:ector of tolls nings, Bromham, Great Cheverell, Lit-tle ClwvereU. .
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