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Durham. West Hartlepool DIRECTORY. J DURHAM. WEST HARTLEPOOL. 229 Thomlinson William, The Green, Seaton Carew, We~ William Edgar, Linden grc:.ve, West Hartlepool Hartlepool .\xel Gasper, Holmewood, West Hartlepool 1 Trechmann Otto Kramer, Hartdale, Elwick road Edward 0. Bennett, 3 Cl,iffe court, Seaton Carew Tweddell Thomas, Lyndenhurst, Button avenue GENER.u. Pu.aPosEs Co:MMITTEB. Vick Richard William, Highnam Park avenue Wilson Joseph Forster, Pangbourne, Grange road All the members of the authority are members of this Young Moffatt, Victoria road comm1ttee. Clerk, J oseph Henry Smith, 14 Scarborough street Officers. The Petty Sessional Court for hearing indictable offences Clerk, Charles John Bunting, 28 Church st.W.Hartlepool under the Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1879• & for Medical Officer, Samuel Biggart M.D., C.M. u6 Scar­ hearing uffences under the Act 25 & 26 Vie. cap. 114, borough street, West Hartlepool • will be held every monday, wednesday & friday, at Surveyor, Nelson F. Dennis M.I.C.E. :Municipal build- n a.m. at the Justice room in the Police station, ings, Church square, West Hartlepool Clarence road, & . ,Juvenile Court every wednesday in Superintendent of Docks, Capt. John Robert Nicholson the Justices' retiring room, at 11.15 a.m Inspector, Oscar P. Mitchell, 24 Town wall, Hartlepool Assistant Inspector, Robinson Carter, pilot master, COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR WEST HARTLEPOOL Hartlepool PETTY SESSIONAL DIVI'SION OF STOCKTON H.\RTLEPOOL PORT & H.:\.RBOUR COMMISSION. WARD. Members 1914-15. The Senior Magistrate present acts as Chairman. Chairman, Thomas Barraclough, Church square, West .-\ppleby Jo~n Stanley, 37 The Green, Norton, Stockton- Hartlepool. on-Tees Deputy Chairman, Henry Withy, Brantford house, Black­ Brown John, Holly mount, Grange rd. West Hartlepool lock road, West Hartlepool. Chalton Ley, Beechwood, Park avenue, West Hartlepool .\.ppointed by the North East-Pm Railway- Co. Doughty Hy. The Cliff, Seaton •Carew, West Hartlepool Charles Watson, chief engineer N.E.R. Hull Furness Sir Stephen William hart. :M:.P. Tunstall grange, Ernest Alfred Webster, Wolviston hall, Stockton-on-Tees West Hartlepool • Sir Stephen Wilson Furness hart. M.P. Tunstall grange, Gibb Wm. Scott M.B. :Moor house, Friar ter. Hartlepool West Hartlepool Gray Wm. Cresswell, Tunstall manor, West Hartlepool Arthur Francis Pease, Middleton lodge, Middleton Tyas Guthe Julius Ernst, Station lane, Seaton Carew, West Wm. Cresswell Gray, Tunstall manor, West Hartlepool Hartlepool Appointed by the Board of Trade. Horsley Matthew Henry, Brinkburn, Blacklock road, Henry Withy, Brantford house, Blacklock road, West West Hartlepool Hartlepool J ones George, Meadowcroft, West Hartlepool Elected by the Corporation of Hartlepool. Laud 1r Robt. Broomhill ho. Elwick rd. West Hartlepool Moore George M.D. Westwood, Cockington, Torquay Thomas William Watson, 20 Gladstone street, Hartle­ Pearson William, The Lawns, Friar terrace, Hartlepool pool (Mayor of Hartlepool 1913.-14) Pyman G~mge, Rose bank, Elwick road, West Hartlepool Elected by Corporation of West Hartlepool. Rawlings Surg.-Lieut.-Col. James M.R.C.S.Eng. Hugh- Joseph Forster Wilson, Pangbourne, Grange road, West enden, Hartlepool Hartlepool Ropner John Henry, Ragworth, Norton,Stockton-on-Tees Elected by the Shipowners of the Port of Hartlepool. Ropner Wm. Arnbleside, Elwick road, West Hartlepool Thomas Barraclough, Church square, West Hartlepool Tilly Tobias Harry, Church street, Seaton Carew, West William Ropner, .Ambleside, Elwick rd. West HartlPpool Hartlepool Hans Christian Nielsen, 47 Church st. West Hartlepool Watson Thomas Wilson, 20 Gladstone street, Hartlepool Elected by the Exporters & Importers of the Port of Wilson Joseph Foster, Pangbourne, Grange road, West Hartlepool. Hartlepool Matthew Henry Horsley. Brinkburn, B1acklock road, The Chairman, for the time being, of the Hartlepool West Hartlepool Rural District Council, is an ex-offic:.o magistrate Julius Ernst Guthe, Dinsdale lodge, Station lane, Clerk to the Magistrates,Higson Simpson,78 Church st Seaton Carew The following townships are included in the division:­ Meetings are held at 66 Church street on the first Brierton, Claxton, Dalton Piercy, Elwick, Elwick Hall, tuesday in each month at n a.m Greatham, Hart, Seaton, Thorpe Bulmer & Throston Solicitor, Tobias Harry Tilly, 13 Church street Rural Accountant, John Collingwood Fortune A.C.A. 36 Church street HARTLEPOOL PILOTAGE COMMISSIONERS. .\uditors, Arthur Hill & John Hunter Office, 13 Church street. Engineer, Secretary & Harbour Master, J. D. Howkins Marked thus *form the Executive Committee. M. Inst. C. E. 66 Church street *Thomas William Willis Bans C. NielsPn, sen Chiilf Clerk, F. R. Hodgson (chairman) Sir S. W Furnpss hart. *Matthew H. Horsley M.P HARTLEPOOL RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. William Stevenson Albert F. Trechmann The townships in the District are: Brierton, Claxton, *Thomas Barraclough *John R. Butterwick Dalton Piercy, Elwick, Elwick Hall, Greatham, Hart, Willilam S. Maclean Charles Henry Ford Seaton, Stranton, Thorpe Bulmer & Throston Rural. William C. Gray *:M. C. Johnson The area is 19,090 acres; population in Ign, 3·3.S5· Matthew Harrison *John H. R. Denton Council meets monthly on friday at Union offices, Hart Clerk, Tobias Harry Tilly, 13 Church ~treet road, at about 4.30 p.m. Pilot Master, Robinson Carter, 4 York place, Hartlepool Chairman, Anthony Robson, oCatcote, West Hartlepool Collector, J. P. :Metcalfe, 9 Victoria ter.West Hartlepool Clerk, Nathaniel Jeffries, Union offices, Hart road, West Hartlepool THE HARTLEPOOL PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY. Treasurer, Ley Chalton, National Provincial Bank of Offices, 28 Church street. England Limited, 48 Church street, West Hartlepool Meet every third thursdav in the month. Medical Officer of Health, Thomas George .AinslPy M.D. Chairman, Robert H. Charlton. Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng. Greylands, Victoria road, West Hartlepool Hartlepool Representatives. Road Survevor & Sanitary Inspector, William Burton, Joh11 Hunter J.P. High street, Hartlepool Union offices, Hart road, West Hartlepool; res. John R. Butterwick J.P. Kirkham, Hartlepool Great ham Thomas.. William Watson, Gladstone street, Hartlepool Cbarles Thomas Watson. Roslyn house, Hartlepool WEST HARTLEllOOL COHNTY BOROUGH LOCAL W. ~cott Gibb J.P. Moor house, Hartlepool PENSION CO'\IMITTEE. George 1Villiamson, 2 Bt>aconsfield square, Hartlepool The Committee consists of 32 members & Sub-com­ West Hartlepool Representatives. mittee of 12. Thomas Clarkson J.P. Barmpton house, Westbourne Meeting-s are held at the Municipal buildings on the road, West Hartlepool first tuesdav in Pvery month at 2.30 p.m. John Suggitt J.P. Lower ~\rcher street, West Hartlepool Chairman, Councillor W. J. Coates (mayor I913-1914) John Brown, Holly mount, Grange rd. 1Vest Hartlepool Clerk .. Higson Simpson, 78 Church street William J. Coates, Lynn street, West Hartlepool SuB-COMMITTEE. John R. Fryer, 48 Grange road, West Hartlepool Clerk, J. H. SurtPes, ~ Carlton street Rol:::ert H. Charlton, Seaton Carew Pension Officer, Daniel Cronin, Tower chmbrs. Tower st • .
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