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Nottinghamshire. 8 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. [KELLY'S • LORD LIEUTENANT AND CUSTOS ROTULORUM, THE DUKE OF PORTLAND K.G., G.C. V.0., P.C. Welbeck Abbey, Worksop; & 3, Grosvenor square, London, W. CHAIRMEN OF QUARTER SESSIONS, NEW ARK DIVISION-CAPTAIN WILLIAM EVELYN DENISON, Ossington hall, Newark. NOTTINGHAM DIVISION-RIGHT HON. LORD BELPER P.C. Kingston hall, Derby. RETFORD DIVISION-HENRY MELLISH esq. V.D. Hodsock priory, Worksop. Marked thus t are also Deputy Lieutenants. .Alcock Robert esq. The Cedars, Woodhouse road, Mansfield tHawkesbury Lord F.S.A., F.R.G.s. Kirkham abbey, near Bagnall-Wild Ralph Bagnall esq. M.A. Manor house, Costock, Mal ton, Yorks ; & 2 Carlton House terrace, London sw Loughborough tHeymann Albert esq. West Bridgford hall, Nottingham Baines Lazarus Threlfall esq. LL.M. Reform Club, London sw Hildyard Thomas Blackborne Thoroton esq. Flintham hall, :Barber Thomas Philip esq. Lamb Close house, Moorgreen, N ewark Nottingham Hill Charles Hose esq. Woodborough hall, Nottingham Barnes E. Wilson esq. M • ..\. Glapwell hall, Chesterfield Hill Thomas esq. 5 Newcastle drive, The Park, Nottingham Barrow Major Leonard Norman, Normanton hall, Southwell Hirst John Abraham Hurst esq. Moorgate villa, Retford Bayley Thomas esq. M.P. Peverel house, Nottingham tHolden John esq. Nuttall Temple, Nottingham tBelper Lord P.C. Kingston hall, Derby; & 31 Cadogan Hollins William esq. Berry Hill hall, Mansfield square, London sw Holmes John William esq. The Elms, London road, Retford ·tBir.kiu Thomas Isaac esq. Ruddington grange, Nottingham Huntsman Francis esq. West Retford hall, Retford Birkin Thomas Stanley esq. Aspley hall, Nottingham Huntsman .Harry Fitzmaurice esq. West Retford hall, Bourne Samuel esq. Brightlands, Clumber road east, The Retford Park, Nottingham Jarvis George Eden esq. Doddington hall, Lincoln 13radley M. Gedling esq. West lodge, Mansfield Kelham Robert esq. Bleasby hall, Southwell .:Srodhurst Lucas esq. The Grange, Upton, Southwell tKnowles Robert Millington esq. Colston hall, Colston Bromley Sir Henry hart. Stoke hall, Newark Bassett, Nottingham Bromley Robert, esq. Stoke hall, Newark Laycock Capt. Joseph Frederick D.s.o. Wiseton hall, Bawtry Bruce Lt.-Col. Hervey Juckes Lloyd, Clifton hall, Nottingham Machin Henry Vessey esq. M.A. Gateford Hill, Worksop Byron George Anson esq. M.A. 55 Queen's gardens,Bayswater, MacRae-Gilstrap Major John, Northgate, Newark London w tManvers Earl v.D. Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham Cantrell-Hubbersty Col. Albert Cantrell, Tollerton hall, Martin Arth. Geo. Addey esq. Rempstone hall, Loughborough near Nottingham Mason William Henry esq. B.A. Morton hall, Retford Charlton Geoffrey Nicholas esq. The Parks, Minehead, tMellish Henry esq. v.n. Hodsock Priory, "\Yorksop Somerset tMills Philo Laos esq. Ruddington hall, Nottingham Chawortb-Musters John Patricius esq. Annesley hall, Nesbitt Robert esq. High pavement, Sutton-in·Ashfield, Nottingham Nottingham Coke Col. William Langton, Brookhill hall, Alfreton; & 30 Nevile George esq. M.A Nevern square, London SW Nicholson Col. Edward Henry esq. 41 London road, Newark Craig Col. James, Pembury lodge, Folkestone, Kent Oakes Gerard Roseingrave esq. Felley abbey, Eastwood, -Curtis Charles Constable esq. South Collingham, Newark Nottingham Darwin Francis esq. M.A. Cre.Skeld hall, Arthington, near Oates Francis Hamer esq. North Clifton hal1, Newark eeds Otter Robert Chas. esq. Royston manor, Clayworth, Bawtry Davy G. B. esq. Spean lodge, Spean Bridge R.S.O. Packe Hussey esq. Prestwold hall, Loughborough; & 41 Inverness-shire Charles street, Berkeley square, London w 'Denison Lieut.-Col. Henry R.E. Eaton hall, Retford tPaget Lieut.-Col. Sir George Ernest, bart. Sutton hall, i'Denison Capt. William Evelyn, Ossington hall, Newark Sutton Bonnington, Loughborough .Dodsley Robert Marsh Eckersley Wilkinson esq. Skegby Paget William Byerley esq. Southfield, Loughborough ball, Mansfield Palmer Lewis esq. Foxleighs, Holyport, Berks -D'Oyly William esq. 64 Pembridge villas, Bayswater, Peake George Herbert esq. M.A., LL.B. The Hall, Bawtry London w R.S.O. Yorks Earp Thomas esq. The White house, Newark Pearson-Gregory Thomas Sherwin B.A. Harlaxton manor, Eddison Robert esq. Brincliffe grove, Sharrow, Sheffield Grantham Edge Thomas Lewis Kekewich esq. v.D. Strelley hall, Pegge-Burnell Col. Ed"-ard Strelley, Winkburn hall, Nottingham Southwell Ellis Francis Newman esq. 5 Cavendish crescent north, The Pickard George esq. Crow hill, Mansfield Park, Nottingham Pierrepont Hon. Evelyn Henry, Higham grange, Nuneaton; Ellis John Edward esq. M.P. Wrea head, Scalby R.S.O. & 6 Tilney street, London w Yorks; & 40 Pont street, London sw Platt Frederick esq. Barnby manor, Newark Enfield. Ernest William esq. The..... Grove, Burton Joyce, Portland Duke of K.G., G.c.v.o., P.c. (lord Iieut.), Welbeck ' Nottmgham abbey, Worksop; & 3 Grosvenor square, London w tEyre Col. Henry c.B., v ..... 2!1 Queen Anne's gate, London sw Potter Tom esq. Daybrook house, Arnold, Nottingham Fellows George esq. Reeston Fields, Nottingham Pratt Becher Tidd esq. 22 Balderton gate, Newark tFoljambe Right Hon. Francis John Savile P.c., M.A. Os- Ramsden Robert Charles Plumptree esq. B.A berton hall, Worksop & Brooks's club, London sw Robertson Major George Coke, Widmerpool hall, Nottingham tFoljambe George Savile esq. v.n. Cockglode, Ollerton, Robinson John esq. Worksop Manor house, Worksop Newark Rolleston Col. J,ancelot n.s.o. Watnall hall, Nottingham Francklin John LieU esq. Gonalston hall, Nottingham Ruck-Keene Major-Gen. John Edward R.A. Bishopfield, tGalway Viscount c.B. Serlby hall, Bawtry ; & 32 Gros- Scrooby, Bawtry venor street, London w St. Albans Duke of, Brooks's club, London sw Ga.JII.and Arthur Robert esq. Welham hall, Retford Salmond Major Walter, Longwood hall, Alfreton Hall Capt. Montagu Haffenden, Manor house, Whatton, Sampson John Craster esq. Kirkby road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottingham Nottingham Grove~hall, tHarcourt-Vernon Edward!Evelyn esq. Retford Sanders William Frederick esq. Park lodge, Mansfield -J .
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