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Suffolk. (Kelly B 7 1()48 EYE. SUFFOLK. (KELLY B Lady Bateman, of Brome Hall, daughter of the late lation in IBgz was 2,o64, including 107 officers and inmates General Sir Edward Kerrison, is lady of sever.1.l of the of the workhouse. The municipal limits are co-extensive surroundin~ manors, and proprietor of the. greater part with the parish. of the land.· ~he ~rea is 4.100 acres; rateable value, £8,8o8 ; the popu- I Parish Qlerk, Charles Ship. Official Establishments. Local Institutions &c. PosT, M. 0. & T. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Frere Rev. Constantine M.A. Rectory, Finhingham, Stwmkt · Church street.-William Soulby Nurse, postmaster Hayward Frederick George, llestley hall, Thorndon, Eye First arrival of lettex:s from all parts at 4 a m. ; delivered at Hustler James Devereux esq. Botesdale lodge, Seole 7 a.m.; 2nd, at 12.23 p.m. ; delivered at 1 p.m. ; 3rd Reynolds Rev. Seymour Baylie B.A. Thorndon, Eye • delivery, 6.20 p. m. : xst dispatch of letters for all parts, Tacon Thomas Henry esq. Red house, Eye box closes at 10.20 a.m. ; with additional }d. stamp until Wilson George Holt esq. D.L. Redgrave hall, Diss 10.25 a.m. ;'2nd box closes at 4.15 p.m.; with additional Clerk to Magistrates, Fras.Woolnough,Oid Bank buildings - !d. stamp until 4.20 p.m. ; 3rd box closes at 8.10 p.m. ; Petty Sessions are held at the Sessions Hall every monday 1with additional ~d. stamp until 8.20 p.m at I p.m. The following places are included in the Petty On sundays there is only one arrival & dispatch the same Sessional division :-Aspall, Bacton, Botesdale, Braise­ time as the first arrival & third dispatch on week days worth, Brome, Burgate, Cotton, Finningham,Gislingham, Money orders granted & paid from 9 a. m. until 6 p.m Mellis, Mendlesham, Oakley, Oecoid, Palgrave, Redgrave, Telegrams from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m Redlingfield, Ricking hall Superior, Rishangles, ~take­ Letters by foot post to the following places returning in the Ash, Stnston, Thorndon, Thornbam, Magna, Tbornham evening, viz., Bedingfield, Gislingham, Oecoid, Redling­ Parva, Thrandeston, Thwaite, Wetheringsett-cum-Brock­ field, Rishangles, Southolt, Thornham Magna, Thornham ford, Whickham Skeith, Wortham, Wyverstone, Wes­ Parva, Thorndon, Yaxley thorpe, Yaxley WALL LETTER Box, Castle street, cleared at 10. r 5 a. m. & Public Establishments. 7-45 p.m. week days; I0.40 a.m. sundays Cemetery, Ipswich road, Francis Woolnough, Old Bank WALL LETTER Box, Church gate, cleared at xo. IS a. m. & buildings, clerk to the Burial Board 7.40 p.m. week days; 11.50 a. m. on sundays Corn Market & Town Hall Corporation, IBgi-92. County Constabulary (Eye district), Broad street, Robert MAYO&, Councillor Henry Westhorpe Cullum Barnard, superintendent, I inspector & 2 constables DEPUTY-MAYOR, Councillor Donald Charles Warnes County Court, Castle street, llis Honor II. Eardley-Wilmot, judge; Donald (;harles Warnes, registrar; Edward Mus­ • ALDERMEN. kett, high bailiff; Harry F. Smith, bailiff. The County tHenry James Barnes I tHcnry Gedny Court is held monthly, alternately at Diss & Eye, & em­ liCharles James Fisher liEd ward Henry Peck braces within its jurisdiction the following places, viz. :­ COUNCILLORS. Aspall, Bedingtield, Blo'N orton, Botesdale, Braiseworth, tCharles Tacon *Donald Charles Warnes Bressingbam, Brome, Brockford, Burgate, Burston, Den­ tCharles Beales *Willia.m Roper ham, Diss, Diss Heywood,Eye, Fersfield, Frenze,Garboldis­ tNorton Burronghs Garrard tJt>BSe Rampling ha.m, Gislingham, GisRing, Hinderclay, Hoxne, Lopham tWilliam Short tJolm Frederick Page North, Lopham South, Mellis, Oakley, Occold, Palgrave, *William Hartwell tThomas Henry Tacon Redgrave, Redlingfield, Rickinghall Superior, Rickinghall *Henry Havers I tHenry Westhorpe Cullum Inferior, Rishangles, Roydon, Scole, Shelfanger, Shimp­ Marked thus t retire in 18!!2 ling, Stoke-Ash, Stradbroke, Stnston, Thelveton, Thorn­ Marked thus • retire in 1893 Marked thus ! retire in 1894 don, Thornham Magna, Thornha.m Parva, ThorpeAbbotts, Marked th UB U retire in 1891) Thrandeston, Thwaite, Wetberingsett, Wickbam-Skeith, Winfarthing, Wortham & Yaxley OFFICERS OF TilE CORPORATION AND URBAN SANITARY Certified bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress AUTHORITY. Amendment Act": George William Newson, North Law­ Town Clerk & Clerk to the Urban Sanitary Authority & ton ; W. E. Chaplyn, Diss School .Attendance Committee, I<'ra.ncis Woolnough, Old Fire Engine, Magdalen street, the keys kept by John Trud­ Bank buildings . gill, superintendent, Magdalen street Treasurer, F. Wbaite, London & Provincial Bank Limited Inland Revenue Office, 'White Lion,' Broad street, E. D. Medical Officer of Health, Edgar George Barnes M.D. Hill ho Lowry, Norwich, supervisor; George W . .Moore, The Borough Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, John Rush, Abbey, inland revenue officer Castle street Stamp office, Broad st.reet, William Soulby Nurse, distributr Sergeant-at-Mace, Thomas Skuffham, sen VOLUNTEERS. School .Attendance Officer, John Rush, Castle street 2nd Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment (B Company), Town Crier, John Grimes, Lambseth street Drill hall, Town hall, Major Francis W oolnough, com­ Borough Magistrates. mandant; Sergeant John Hogg, drill instructor The Mayor & Ex-Mayor HARTISMERE ONION, The Judge of the County Court of Suffolk The union comprises the following places :-Aspall, Bacton, Aldrich John Botesdale, Braiseworth, Brome, Burgate, Cotton, Eye, Barnes Edgar George M.D. Hill house Finningham, Gislingham, Mellis, Mendlesbam, Oakley, Barnes Henry Jamcs, Broad 'ltreet Oecoid, Palgrave, Redgrave, Redlingfield, Rickinghall Bateman-Hanbury, The Hon. Waiter, Brome ball Superior, Rishangles, Stoke-Ash, Stuston, Thorndon-All­ Bateman-Hanbury The Hon. William Spencer, Oakley park Samts, Thornham Magna, Thornham Parva, Thrandeston, Bishop Robert, Broad street Thwaite, Westhorpe, Wetberingsett-cum-Brockford,Wick­ Cullum Henry Westhorpe, Lambseth street ham-Skeith, Wortham, Wyverstone & Yaxley; t.he area Fisher Charles James, Willow house of the union is 54,188 acres; rateable value, £78,033; the population in 1891 was 14 6gr Garrard Norton Burroughs, Cranley hall 1 Gedny Henry, The Laurels Board day, monday, at the Workhouse, at 11 a.m. Reeve David, Redlingfield Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, John Rix Thomas, Thrandeston Bond, The Rookery, Eye Short William, Church street Treasurer, Frederick Whaite, London & Provincial Bank, Tacon Charles, Lambseth street Broad street, Eye Warnes Donald Charles, Castle street Relieving & Vaccination Officers, Botesdale District, Thomas Clerk, Francis Woolnough, Old Bank buildings Henry Whitmore, Yaxley ; Mendlesham District, Frank • Petty Sessions for the borough are held every saturday at Clark, Brockford the Town hall Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Botesdale district, . County Magistrates. .Arthur Pearse M. D. Botesdale ; Eye district, Edgar George ' Barnes M. D. Eye ; · Gislingham district, Samuel George FoR HARTISMERE PETTY SEssiONAL DIVISION. Downing, Gislingham; :Mendlesham district, WilliamWood French Rev. Thomas l"ee M,A. Rectory, Thrandeston, Scole, Cuthbert, Mendlesham ; Rishangles district, Charles chairman , · Franklin Wright, Magdalen street, Eye Henniker LorJl M.A.., J>.L. Thornham hall, Eye Medical Oi!1cer, Wortham School, .A, Pearse :M.D. Botesdale Henniker-Majm• The Hon. Arthur Hy. Thornham hall, Eye Superintendent Regist.rar, John Bond, The Rookery, Eye ; Henniker-Major Hon.Albert Edwd. John B.A. Thornham hall deputy, Edward Bond, The Rookery, Eye · Bateman-Hanbury, Capt. Hon. Wm. Spencer, Brome hall Registrars of Births & Deaths, Botesdale Sub-district, Thos. Bingley Rev. B.obt. Mildred M. A. Roctory, Braycsworth, Eye Henry Whitmore, Yaxley; deputy, Henry Collins, Mellis; Brooks Henry esq. Wetheringsett manor, Stonham Eye & Mendlesharn Sub-districts, Frank Clark, Brockford; Chevallier John Barring ton :I'rapnell., .Aspall hall, Debenham deputy, H. A. Skuffham, Eye .
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