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Dfrectory J XRNT DfRECTORY J XRNT. MARGATE. .,. 467 • • Hawtrey Edward M. esq. St. Michael's,-Westgate-on-Sea HOSPITALS & CHARITABLE INSTITUTIQNS. • Higgins Commander George Colbourne R.N. Q Royal Alexandra Philanthrophic Homes (originally 26' homes a. esplanade, Margat& now increased to 34 homes), Tivoli road, F. W. Hill Ool. Rowland Hy. Thos. 3 Price's aven. Margate Ansell, sec . Knowles Waiter Thomas, Comberton, Westgate-on-Sea Cottage Hospital, Victoria t-oad, H. B. Fishwick,. presl­ Mackenzie Gordon Thomson esq. 6 Crawford gardens, dent; Robert Thomson M.A.., M. D., M.Ch.R.U .I. Mar gate medical superintendent; William Greenwood Sutcliffe Neish Charles Henry L., M.A. 3 Northdown av. Margate F.R.C.S.Eng. Frank Edward Nichol iM.A., 'M.B., B.C., Rogers William Bennett esq. Danehurst, Sea road, M.R.C.S.Eng. Rowan McCombe F.R.C.S.I., L.R.C.P.I. Westgate-on-Sea Frederick Boileau Trevel! M.A., .M.B., B.C. & John Tomlin William esq. Hollydene, Alpha rd. Birchington Lorimer Sawers M.D.Lond., .M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Clerk, Toke Harvey Boys, IB St. John's road Lond. medical officers; Frede:cick Gore, sec. ; Miss Petty Sessiona are held at the Town hall, Margate, on Amv Erwood, matron mondays at I 1 a. m Margate Home for .the Guild of the Cripples, 27 West­ PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. brook road, Miss Osborn, matron Board of Trade Labour Exchange, 9 Cecil square, Thos. Margate Philanthropic Institution, Arcadian hotel, Fort John Gould, manager road, T. D. Wood, president; W. H. Linnell, treas.; Borough Police Station, Market pl. Alfd. Appleyard,chief A. C. Pilcher, sec oom.table, 3 inspectors, 5 sergeants & 40 constables Margate Philanthropic Institution (Dr. Peete's charity), All Saints' Parish Hall, opposite Westbrook cottages, the George Alfred Watson, sec. 46 Ethelbert road Vicar & Churchwardens, trustees Royal Sea Bathing Hospital, Canterbury road, Arthur Cemetery.. near Salmstone, Rosser Morton, Addington Walton Rowe M.B., M.S.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng. &; aquare, clerk to the burial board ; Edmund Price, 11upt Bertram Thornton L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. con­ Coastguard (:v.Iargate Station), Henry Arthur Cook, sulting surgeons; W. Greenwood Sutcliffe F.R.C.S. chief officer, & 7 men Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Charles J. Heaton M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & John Lorimer Sawera Cliftonville Hall, ~t. Paul's road, Cliftonville, James N. Bisher, caretaker M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. visit­ ing surgeons, & 2 resident surgeons; Percy S. County Court, Town hall, His Honor Judge John Shortt 0. Sutcliffe L.D.S.Eng. hon. dentist; 'Mrs. Hannay, B.A., LL.B. judge; Waiter Hills, registrar & high matron-superintendent; A.. Nash, sec. I3 Charing bailiff; office, 19 Cecil square; Jesse Ward, assistant cross, London SW bailiff. A county court il! held once a month, com­ prising within its jurisdiction the following places, Soup Kitchen, Alkali row, Alonzo C. Pilcher, see viz. :-Acol, Birchington, Broadstairs, Great Brooka West Ham Union C Home, Northumberland road, Miss E. Baldwin, matron End, Little Brooks End, Calais Grange, Chalk Hole, Yoakley's (Michael) .A.lmshouses, Drapers, Mrs. E. J. Chapel Hill, Dentdelion, Dumpton, Fleet, Garlinge, Brown, superintendent George Hill, Hengrove, Jack-a-Bakers, Kingsgate, Lydden, Margate, Motherwicks, Nash Court, Little Nash, Northdown, West Northdown, St. Peter's, Plum TERRITORIAL FORCE. Pudding Island, Quekes or Quex, Rancorn, Reading Royal East Kent (The Duke of Connaught's Own) Stre~t. Sackets Hill, Salmstone, Shottendane, Street, (Mounted Rifles) Yeomanry (C Squadron, Thanet Twenties, Vincent, Westbrook, Westgate, Westwood & Troop), Capt. A. F. Leach-Lewis, commanding Woodchurch (Thanet) 3rd Kent Batter_y, 3td Home Counties (Cinque Ports) For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in that Royal Field .Artillery; right section, Drill hall, Vic­ of Canterbury, J. Osborne Morris, 6Ba, Castle street, toria road ; Capt. Percy A. Searles, commanding; Canterbury, official receiver Surg.-Capt. William G. Sutcliffe R.A.M.O. (T.F.), Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress medical officer; Battery-Quartermaster-Sergt. G. A. Amendment Act," John Bayly, jun. 53 High street; Clubbe, drill instructor Jesse Holness, I20 High street; A. Wootton, jun. ~th Battalion The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) (G Co.); 48 Athelstan road; A. B. Pilcher, I9 Grosvenor place; head quarters, 40 Hawley square; Capt. F. M. Dun­ Frederick John Stickels, 54 Harold road & John Waiter stan, commanding; Sergt.-Instructor Alfred Cook, Scarlett, 5 C£>cil square, Margate; Hugh Smith, The drill instructor .Auction & Estate offices, St. Peter's rd. Broadstairs .t John Waiter Scarlett, jun. 5 Cecil square Customs, Excise & Old Age Pension Office, I8 Cecil PUBLIC OFFICERS. aq. Albert Fredk. Swain & Edgar Geo. Wells, officers Admiralty Surgeon &; Agent for Margate & Birchington, Fire Brigade, Engine & Escape House, King street & Percy Charles Burgess, The Limes, Hawley street Fire Station, Tivoli, consisting of r superintendent & Assistant Overseer, Edwin John Fright, 93 High street 2o men ; Harry Wells, chief officer Certifying Factory Surgeon, Frank Edward Nichol .M.A., Hippodrome (The), Cecil square & Cecil street. The M.B. & B.C.Cantab., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. 1 South of England Hippo Limited, proprietors ; W. Ethelbert crescent De Frece, director; James Mayall, resident manager Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, Waiter Hills, 19 Margate Pavilion & Winter Gardens, The Fort, John E. Cecil square Saxby, manager ~- ClPrk to Margate Borough Local Pension Committee, Margate Pier & Harbour Co. T. H. Boys, chairman; Edward Brooke, 13 Grosvenor place W. H. Linnell, treasurer; Theodore Golder, chief Collector of Poor Rate, Henry Wootton, Market place clerk & registrar; G. H. Watson, collector; Reginald Collector of King's Taxes, William Minter, 14 North­ Page, harbour master down road Masonic Temple, New Cross street, J. M. Munns, sec Harbour Master, Reginald Page, The Harbour & Jetty Parochial Office, 93 High street, Edwin John Fright, Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Margate District, assistant overseer ; Frederick Graville, relieving Thanet Union, Johu Joseph Hemming M.R.C.S.Eng. 7 officer for Margate district & collector to the guardians Eaton road Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent Registrar of Births ~ Deaths for ~ar~te Sub-Dist~ct &; Society; hon. representatives, Harman Keble J.P. Registrar (\f Marnages, Thanet District, Alonzo Bilham Alb.Jfield, Cliftonville & ~. S. Whitehead, 50 North­ Pill.'her, 19 GrosvenOl' place umberland road Relieving Officer to Margate District, Thanet Union & Stamp Office, Ceeil square, F. W. N. Smith, distributoJ Collector to the Guardians. Fredk. Graville,93 High st Theatre Royal, .A.ddington st. Frank Weathersby, mgr Veterinary Inspector under tb~ "Dis•'"!'""'ll of Animal!l Town Hall, Market place, J. F. Kevis, town sergeant Acts" for Ramsgate Petty .Sessional Division to the County Council, Edward Lyne Dixson M.R.C.V.S. II ISLE OF THANET JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD. Grosvenor place The Board, consisting of ~I members, was fo-rmed in May, :rBg3. .Meetings are ht>ld alternately at Margate & Ramsgate PI.ACES OF WORSHIP~ 'With times of Servicea. Town. halls, on 2nd wednesday in the month at; 1:· rs St. John the Baptist Church, Rev. Thomas Harrison. p.m. vicar & surrogate; Rev. J"ohn Douglaa Stewart M. A. Chairman, .!.. Solly Rev. Edward Bell & Rev. Arthur .A.ubert Jackson M.A. Clerk, Sidney Shea, I9 Cecil square, Margate curates: 7, 8 & .n a. m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.rn.; week A. C. Downes, Lloyds Bank, Ramsgate days, 7 &; !f ,.m. alternat.elyL. ro ~.m. 11; 6.30 p.m,; .Medical Oflicer, Edward Alexander White M.A..~ M.D., thurs, 8 & It a.m. & 7 p.m.; daily, 10 a.m. I; 6.30 ~.O!l.R.U.l ... ~4 Canterbury road, Margate p.m. ~cept t'Jturs KF.!IIT .
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