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Hatton Rev. John Leigh Smeathman Fountain Joseph, cowkeeper Pickwell Robert, farmer, Glebe farm n. A. [rector] Frearson Tom, farmer, Manor farm Robins on John, farmer Cottingham Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Gregson John, drill owner Staples John. market gardener Epton Mary (Mrs.), farmer Pickwell Mark, farmer Watson Philip, jun. wheelwright :BARLINGS is a parish and pleasant village situated on the church of the monastery was 300 feet in length, and its the Langworth river, 6 miles north-east from Lincoln and tower a work of the Decorated period, together with an 2 south-east from Langworth station on the Lincoln, arcading pierced with windows, and the east wall of the and Hull branch of the Manchester, Sheffield south wing still remain: Makerel, the last prior, was hanged and Lincolnshire railway, in the division of in consequence of his participation in the insurrection called the county, parts of Lindsey, Law res wapentake, Lincoln the "Pilgrimage of Grace," 1536-7: at the dissolution of the (Bail and Close) petty sessional division, Lincoln union and abbey there were 14 canons, and revenues estimated at county court district, rural deanery of Law res, archdeaconry £242. Edmund Turnor esq. D.L., .T.P. of Panton, , of Stow and . The church of St. Edward who is lord of the manor, Thomas William Tyrwhitt-Drake is a small building of stone, in the Norman and Early esq. J.P. of Shardeloes, Bucks (who owns the Abbey land), English styles, consisting of chancel, with vestry, nave, and Mrs. Oates are the principal landowners. The soil south porch, and a turret on the western gable, constructed varies from light-sandy gravel to strong clay. The chief out of old materials of Early English character, and con- crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is x,627 acres; tllining I bell: the church was rebuilt in the early part of rateable value, £2,428; the population in x88x was 469. the present century in part with the materials of the previolli! LANGWORTH is a township in Barlings, 2 miles north-west, structure, but the whole of this work, with the exception of where is a station on the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln­ the western portion of the nave, was taken down and re- shire railway. built in 1876, a vestry added, and the interior refitted, Parish Clerk, William Dawson. including a panelled oak pulpit and eagle lectern: there are PosT OFFICE, Langworth.-William Holland, sub-post- I20 sittings. The register dates from the year 1626; but no master. Letters from Lincoln arrive at 9· 10 a.m. ; dis- marriageswereregisteredbetweeni775andx83I. Theliving patched at 3.40 p.m. The nearest money order office is is a vicarage, net yearly value about £8s, including 76 acres at Scotherne. The telegraph office is at the Langworth of glebe, with residence, in the alternate gift of Edmund railway station Turnor esq. and T. W. Tyrwhitt-Drake esq. and held since Railway Station, Langworth, George Rooley, station master 1851 by the Rev. Richard Stanley M.A. of Brasenose College, CAURIER.-B. Knight to Lincoln, on fri. only Oxford. Here was once a Premonstratensian abbey, The children of this place attend the school at Stainton-by- founded in 1154 by R. de Haya, and dedicated to St. Mary : Langworth Barlings. Langworth. 'Hunt Samuel, shoe maker COMMERCIAL. Jubb Robert, blacksmith Danby Charles Borrill William, general dealer Knight Benjamin, farmer & carrier Stanley Rev. Richard M.A. [vicar] Cole Frederick, George inn Marrows George, tailor Deane Samuel M.D. surgeon Pickworth Daniel, shopkeeper COMMERCIAL. Doubikin James, Station hotel Scuffam William, shoe maker Davison Ann (Mrs.), farmer Foster Ann (Mrs.), coal merchant Skelton Samuel, butcher ·Frearson Henry Bagley, farmer Gosling Henry, wheelwright Smith John, beer retailer Johnson John, farmer Grebby Henry, bricklayer Wilcox Edwin, shopkeeper, school at- Knapp Charles Nelson, farmer Green William, beer retailer tendance & vaccination officer Williamson Thomas, farmer Holland William, miller (wind) Winter Robert, wheelwright :BARNETBY-LE-WOLD is a village and parish, with Everatt and William Abraham esqrs. who are lords of a station on the main line of the Manchester, Sheffield and the manor, Mrs. Hannah Foster and T. T. Havercroft esq. Lincolnshire railway, at the junction of the branches to Lin- are the principal landowners. The soil is limestone and coln and Doncastcr; it is 3~ miles east from , 15~ west sand; subsoil, rnarl. The chief crops are wheat, turnips from and 169 from London, in the North Lindsey and barley. The area is 2,630 acres; rateable value, £7,171; division of the county, parts of Lindsey, south division of the population in x88r was 849, which included 97 in the Yarborough wapentake, Brigg union, petty sessional division hamlet of New Barnetby, now attached ecclesiastically to and county court district, rural deanery of Yarborough Melton Ross. No. r, archdeaconry of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The Parish Clerk, William White. church of St. Mary, situated on an eminence, is an edifice of PosT & M. 0. 0., s. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office brick, stone and chalk, in the Early English style and (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Lincoln- consists of chancel, nave, and a low square western tower shire added).-John William Naylor, postmaster. Letters containing 3 bells: the south wall and other portions are arrive at 8.ro a.m. & dispatched at 5_45 p.m.; box closes Saxon and the church contains a curious and ancient leaden at 5_25 p.m. The telegraph office is at the railway station. font, of the Norman period, I foot 7t inches in height and LETTER Box at the railway station is cleared at 5.15 p.m 2 feet wide, and adorned externally with three bands of National School, erected with master's residence in 1862, at arabesque-like scroll work, cast in relief: in the south wall a cost of £r,ooo, to which an infants' school was added in is a small window with a horseshoe arch, above which is 1876 & a girls' school in r8J7; the buildings will now hold carved the figure of an animal: there is a tablet to Robert 200 children ; average attendance, 120 ; the school has an Kelk, obt. 1653: there ar.e 270 sittings. The register dates endowment of £ 20 yearly, given by John West esq. of from the year I753· The living is a vicarage, gross yearly Milton Ross, & arising from about 3 acres of freehold land value £307, including 240 acres of glebe, with residence, in & farm premises, on the glebe farm; Henry Jackson, the gift of the Bishop of Lincoln, and held since 1857 by the master; Miss Sabina Jackson, mistress; Miss Elizabeth Rev. Benjamin Street H.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. There Davy, infants' mistress is a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1879, and a Primitive Metho- dist chapel, built in x8ss. Michael Emerson's charity con- Manchester, Sheffield & Lincolnshire Railway Junction sists of 10 acres of land in North Kelsey, producing annually Station, Thomas James Robinson, station master the sum of £10, for apprenticing poor boys; it is seldom CARRIERS TO:- required for that purpose, and if not is given to the National Bmoo-Frank Crow, thurs school. Here is a Lodge of the Ancient Order of Druids. HuLL-Fmnk Crow, fri Abraham Everatt, Manor holli!e Bulleyment Ambrose, licensed hawker Michael Jn.Wm. miller (wind) & farmr "Bqrdass Joseph Catley John, shopkeeper Naylor John William, grocer, draper, Hilton Thomas Caudwell George, farmer & post office Mitchell Captain John Cooper Thomas Henry, saddler Parrott Robert, farmer .Street Rev. Benjamin B.A. Vicarage Davy Mrs. Rebecca, grocer & draper Rickells George, blacksmith COMMERCIAL. Dawson Thomas, boot maker Robinson Charles, coal & salt merchant Abey John, smith, carpenter & shopkpr Gibbons Edward, farmer Smissons Joseph, Station hotel __Abraham Everatt, farmer Good George, boot & shoe maker Sutton Matthias, butcher .Barnett Joseph, farmer Havercroft Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Thompson Moses, boot & shoe maker Blancba.rd Charles, tailor Havercroft Henry, blacksmith Thorpe John, grocer Braithwaite Mrs. Elizabeth, Railway inn Johnson Charles, farmer, New Barnetby Truswell Brewery Co. Limited, malt- J3urdass Joseph, jun. grocer, draper, Kitchen George, farmer sters (Joseph Rogers, manager) cabinet maker & joiner Long John, tailor Wray John, miller (steam) :SARNOLDBY-LE-BECK is a village and parish, 3 union, Grimsby petty sessional division and county miles north-west from Holton-le-Clay station, on the East Lin- court district, rural deanery of Grimsby No. 2, archdeaconry colnshire branch of the Great Northern railway, and 5 south- of Stow and diocese of Lincoln. The church of St. Helen is south-west from Grimsby, in theNorth Lindsey division of the a plain building of stone, in the Early English style, consist­ county, parts of Lindsey, wapentake of Bradley Haverstoe, ing of chancel, nave with cl.erestory, aisles, south porch and