RUTLANDSHIRE. THlS is an inland county, and the smallest ir. England, being only about eighteen miles in length, fit its greatest breadth not more than sixteen, anrl its circumference fifty-eight; comprising 149 square miles, or 95,3fi0 acres, of which about 43,00i1 are undet· tillage. It is bounded on the north-west and south-west by Leicestershire; on the south and south -eal'lt by Northamptonshire, trom which it is separated by the t·ive:r WeJland; and the county of Lincoln is the boundary on ils east and north-eastern sideli.-This districc, at the time of the Roman invasion, formed a part of the territory of the Coritani: under the Romans it was included in the divhion called Flavia CCBsariensis: at Great Casterton was a Roman station, but antiquaries disagree concerning its 11ame. By the Saxons the district was comprised in the kingdom of Mercia. In Domesday• book Rote/and is mt:ntioned as being composed of the t\o\'o wapentakes of Alstoe and Martiosley; and the res~ of the county, at that periml, was included iu Northamplonshit·e. Rutland is first described as a dis tinct county in the fifth year of King John, at thr coronation of whose queen, lsabel, it was, amongst other lands, assigned in parliament for her dower. But few important historical events are connected with this county. In 1470, on the 27th of April, an army uf Lancaste1·ians was defeated by Edward IV, M Horn, witb a loss of thirteen thousand men, wht'n Sir Thomas Wells and Sir Thomas de Launde were taken pl'isoners, and shortly afterwards beheaded : this engagement has been jocularly styled 'the Battle of Lose-coat Field,' from the disper•ed fugitives having ca•t off their coats in order to be le~ encumbered. Rutland confers the titles of duke and earl on the family of Manners. SoiL and CLIMATE, PRooucE, &c.-The sotL of Rutlandshire in general may be considered rich, and it is highly productive in con1 and pasture. ln many parts a sort of ruddle, of a red colour, prevails and from this soil some say the county takes its name; but this is unsupported by the more learned etymologists. Rutland is beautifully "aried iu susfdce with gentle swells and depressions, the rising grounds, running east and \\est. with valleys in terver.ing; amougst these is the luxuriant one of Catmose, lead in~ from the we!!tern side to the centre ot the coun1y, aud eomprehending the eounty town, 0dkham. The south-western part foro1erly was entirely occupied by the forest of Leafield, pa1 t of which still remains in its original state, and affords pasturage to some few deer. The agricultural 11vstem pursued in this county is good, being the same as that practised in Norfolk-the turnip and sheep hushandry general1y forming its basis; its flocks are healthy, and its col'll, some of the finest in the united kingdom, is principally sold for seed. The crops commonly grown are wheat, barley, oats, peas, beans, turnip~, cabbages, tat·es, and lentil~. The artificial grasses are clover, trefoil, ray~ grass, and sainfoin. Much of what is called Stilton cheese is mad~ in the dis trict of Leafield Forest, and the vale of Catmo•e. The woodlands were formt>rly much more extensive than they now are. The forest of Leafield once spread over the greater part of the soke of Oakham; and Beaumont Chase, which formed part of the same f01·esr, extended over many acres of 1\lartinsley hundrt'd; and in the~e districts ar~ still some brautiful scenes of woodland and highly cultivated spots. Some of the finest views may be obtained from 1\lanton (which i& the highest land ill the county); Beaomont Chase, Horghley House (Bnrley· on-1 he-Hill), Hakesborough Hill, Teigh village, the Whis~endine Hills, and Witchley Common. The AIR of this shit·e is rothidered as pure as that of any other in England. Neither in MANUFACTURES, MINES ur l'IHNERAL'I can Rutland lay any great claim to notice; and the only quarries are those ot limestone, at 1'\etton. There are maltings in several of the towns and villages, and fluor mills are scattered throughout the county. RIVER~ and MINERAL SPIUNGS, CANALS and RAILWAYs.-rhe principal RlvtRS which have their source in or pass through this county are, the EvE, the WELLANO, the GuAsa and the CHATER. The Eye rises in Leicestershit e, runs south.east, forming the boundary of the county on this side, and empties into the Wellan
BARRO\VDEN AND SOUTH LUFFENHAl\J • .BARROWDEN is a parish in the hundred of Wran cemus taken in 1801, the number of inhabitants dike the village is about 5! miles E. from Uppingham, amounted to 511; at that in ISII, tu 481; in 1821, 524; 10 s. E. from Oakham, and i s. w. from Stamford: in 1831, it had decrea~ed to 485; in 1841, the rromber pleasantly situated near the northern bank of the river was 658; and it had increaserl in 1851, to 718. Welland. The chief trade is the manufacture CJf rugs, SouTH LuFFENHAM i~ a parish iu the same hundred parchment, glue, and white leather, which is carried as Barrowdeu-the ~·illa~e, a pleasant on ... , i~ brtween on upon rather an exten11ive scale b~ !\lessrs. Richard three and four miles north tberefwm, and rather more Gill and Son, and gives employment to many hands in tban 5 E. by N. fr·om U pp1ngham, sitnatt>d on the road the village. to Stamford, on the south bank of the river Chater, The places of worship are, the parish chut·ch of and on the line of the Rugby and Sramford railway. Saint Peter, and a chapel for Baptists: the living is a Here a station has been t>rected-small, but handsome; rectory, in the patronage of the .Marquess of Exeter, together with convenient warehouses, for tht' carrying who is lord of the manor; the present incumbeut is department; and several coal merchflnts have their the Rev. C)mrles Atlay. A Sunday school h supported offices here. The parish church of Saint Mary is by the Baptists, who here form a very respectable com rather a handsome building, with a tower surmounted munity. A charity was left by Mr. Jobn Brown, of by a spire: the living is a rectory, in the gift of the Hammersmith, Middlesex, consisting of an estate mastt'r and fellows of Balliol Collegt', Oxford; the worth about .£3a per annum, to be divided amongst Rev. Constantine Estlin Prichard is the pre,.eut in cum • the most del'erviug poor of Bcurowden and Hammer bent. A national school was established here in 1847; smith, in blankets, every new years' day-the trnfltees the premi~es were built by subscription, aided by the are John J ohnson and Edward ~helton. The popula Natiomtl ~chool Society. Population of the parish in tion of •his parish (whicb llas nu dependant township), 1851, 437. has fluctuated in rather a singnla~ manner: at the POST OFFIVE, SouTH LUFFENHAM, John Barfield, Post Master.-Letters from all parts anire (by foot post from UPPINGHAM) every morning at half-past ten, and are despatched tbertto at a quarter to three in the afternoon, The nearest Money Order 0/fice is Upping ham. GENTRY AND CLERGY. Ball William, wood dealer, South Smith Robert, slwe maker, South Atlay Rev. Charles (magistrate), Luffenhan: Lutfenhflm [Luffet1ham Rectory Bartield James, beer retailer, South Springthorpe Thos. butcher, ~outb Prirharri Rev. Constantine Estlin, Luffenham Stubb~ John, wheelwright South Lutfenham Bait'S Johu,carpenter,tim ber dealer, Swann Samuel, stone mason Salisbury Rev. James, Barrowden and maltster Swanu Simon, stone mason ~apcote Mr. Abraham, South Lof- Craythorne Robert, baker and beer Swanrt Thomas, stoue nHtson fen ham rt'lai I er, Barrow den SwiftThomas,draper and shopkeeper Wallb:tnks l\liss Sarah, Barrowden Darlow Edward, tailor, draper and S"ift Thomas, jun. fellmonger Win~field Col. Henry, South Luf- 8hopkeeper Tailby William, butcher aud :.hop- fenham Davis John, tailor,South Luffenham ket'per, South Lulfenham Wiugfielrl the Misses 1\Jaey Ann Dexter Thomas, owner of thru11hing Taylor John, boot and shoe maker and Emily, South Lulfenham machines for hire, B1rrowden Taylr r Thos. boot and shoe maker Oobson Jo5eph, drill owner for Tihb~ John, !>hopkeept-r·,Rarrowden PROFESSIONAL PERSONS. hire, Barrowrlen Tipping John, whiresmith, &c. INCLUDING SCHOOLS. Edgson John, butcher, Rarr0\'ld£n TylerCharlesS.plumber,Barrowden Horn Mat y, mistress of national Ellis & Everard, coal merchants, WaddsJohn,shopkeeper, Barrowden school, South Luffenham Sourh Lutfenham station Wade Thos. R. t.addla, Barrowden Swann Heury John, surgeon, Bar· Gill Richard & St•n, woolstaplers Wilson Wm. boot and shoe maker rowden [rowrlen and manufacturer!! of parchment, and shopkeeper Taylor John, schoolmaster, Bar vellum, glue, patt'nt mgs and Woods Wm. boot and shoe maker •romlinson John, registrar of hirths, Spanish leather, Barrowden Wright Thomas, wheelwright and deaths and marriages, South Luf Gun Jonathan, hoot & !!hoe maker beer retailer fenham Horn Davirl Henry, shoe maker, FARMERS. South LufJenham J ohnson John, carpenter, builder, Bates John, Barrowden and parish clerk Cliff Edward, Barrowden Kennick John, cooper PLACES OF WORSHIP Cox Elizabeth, Barrowden King Thomas, tailor, Barrowden AND THEIR MINISTERS. Eady James, Bar rowden Marl>h William, shoe maker, South Larrett Antlrew N.SouthLulfenham LufJenham ST. MARY'S CHURCH, South Lnffenham - Rt!V. Consta.ntine E stlin Prichard t Pridmore Edward,South Lnffenham Ma~on Henry, maltster rector Pridmore Thomas,South Luffenham Morris C. & W. R. coal anrl colce St. PETBR'S CHURcH, Barrowden-ReT. Rowlett Thomas, Barrowden merchants, South Lutfenham Charles Atlay, rector Sewell John, Barrowden Railway station B4PTJST CBAPBL, Ba.rrowden Sewell William, Barrowden Newbon Elizabeth, dress maker, Sheltun John, BarrowdeJJ South Luffeuham Shelton Richard, Barrowden Pt'pper Anthouy,bntcher and draper Tailby Williarn, Sourh Luffeuham PepperJ ohn ,8mith,South Luffenham Taylor Elizabeth, Harrowrlen Pepper William,wheelwright,South CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY •rocker Charles, South Luffenham Luffenham On the MIDLAND and the RuGBY and Wood William, South Lulfenham Pepper William, smith, Barrowden STAMFORD linea, which latter joins tbe Rice Thomas & Son, beer retailers, first named railway at SouTH l.UFFHN PUBLIC HOUSES. HAM,where there is a Statim-William bakers and shopkeepers, South Marriott, station master and managcl" Exeter Arms, John Bates Luffenham oj goods departmmt Hereford Ox,Thnmas Springthorpe, Richmond Daniel ,tailor ,Barrowden South Lnffenham Royce Henry William, miller,South Windmill, Edward Taxker Luffenham [Luffenham Shdton John, blacksmith, South SHOPKEEPERS & TRADERS, Shelton Robert, shoe maker, South CARRIER Ball Gt>orge, shopkeeper & butcher, Lutfeuham To STAMFORD, JamesGoodliffe,from South Lnfft>nham Shelton William,miller, Barrowden his llouse, Barrowden, on Friday, and Ball John, fellmonger Sheltnn Wrn.jun. halier,llarrowden to OAKHAM on Saturday, and UP Ball Josiab, baker,South Luffeoham Sismey John, Sii.WJer PINGSAM,on Wednesday 2 • JlBfrtdo t p. Jatttlanbs f) irt. •
COTTESl\10R~, BARROW, 1\IARKET·OVERTON, THISTLETON, ASH WELL, TEIGH, AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. CoTTESMORE is a p
l\laria Hibbetr, master Cooper John (nnd buildet )1 Ash -.veil Healey Richard, Ashwell NATIONAL ScuooL, Ashwell-Ada FnuntainWm.&Richard.Cottesmore luman Alfred, 'l'eigh Soden, mi!ltress Hawkins John, Ash well Jackson William, Ashwell NATIONAL Scaoot, Cottesmor·p.e Hollis Henry(& builder),Cottesmore Jack son William, juu. Ash well Thomas Cattle, mas~er; Maria RawJing Noel, Market-Overton Kew John, Market-Overton Hi b bett, m is tress Stubbs Gerard H utcherson, Barrow Laxton Jobn, Cottesmore 1\utlanbt'birr. COTTESl\fORE, &c. ;;Iattr'~ - FARMERS-Continmd. MILLERS PLACES OF WORSHIP• Laxton Thomas, Cottesmore Bennett Thomas & Sons, Market AND THEIR MINISTERS. Laxton William, Cottt'smore Overton ST. NrcBOLAS CHURCH, Cottesmore Maddison William, Barrow Gamble Wm. Arnold, Cottesmore Honble. and Rev. Andrew Godfrey Stuart, rector l Rev. Charles White, Per·kins Mark, Teigh STONE MASONS curate Roberts Edward, Teigh ST. MARY'S CHURcH, Asbwell-Rev. Tidd Henry, Ashwell Clarke John, Market-Overton Thomas Yard, rector 'fidd John, Ashwell Clarke Rohert, Market-Overton ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 1\:I:arket-Overton Tidd William, Ashwell Sber\\in James, Cottesmore -Rev. Edward 0. Winglield, rector; Rev. Char leE A. Holmes, curate Turner James, Market-O,ertou TAILORS HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Teigh-Re'f, Wilson James, Market-Overton Anthony S. Atcheaon, rector Wood John, Market-Overton Mundy Henry, Market-Overton Woods George, Teigh Peake John, Market-Overtou Pollard Thomas, Market-0\·erton CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY. GROCERS AND DEALERS IN WHEELWRIGHTS. ON THE SISSON & PETKRBORO' BRANC!l SUNDRIES OP THE MIDLUiD LINE. Cooper John, Ash well Beecroft William, Market-Overton Station at AsHWELL-John Brook, Draper John, Market-Overtou statwn master ana manager oj goods Chambers William,l\Jarket-Overton Hollis William, Cottesmore department Cunningtou Edward, Cottesmore Mantle Robe1t, ~Jarket-Ove1·ton Dickens Mar~·, Teigh Hawkins John, A!!~hwell • CARRIERS Hollis Elizbt h.t&draper), Cotte!lmore Miscellaneous. To MELTON MOWBRAY, Joseph KnottMary(& dra~er),Market-Ovrtn Tyler, from Cottesmore i Mary Kettle Leaverland William, Barrow Brook John, station master, Asbwell Bullivant William Hose, land agent, and Joseph Faulkes, from Market Peake Jol1n, ~larket-Overton Ash well Overton, and William Leaverla&d Pick Christophcr, 1.\larket-Overton Costall Robert, chief constable for Alsloe from Barrow, Tuesday Thorpe William, Cottesmm·e hundred, Market-Overton To OA KHAM, Jose ph T,ler, from Cot Falilkes John, owner of thrashing ma- tesmore; J osepb Faolkes, from Mar INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES. chines for hire, Market-Overton ket-Overton, Saturday, and William Black Bull,Samuel Barfoot,Market- Frisby Alfred, accountant, Cottesmore Leaverland, from Barrow, Saturday Overton [Cottei'Jmore Hollis Elizabeth, brewer, Cottesmore To STAMFORD, Joseph Tyler, from Fox and Hounds,Benjamin Laxton, Smith Philip, saddler, Market-Overton Cottesmore, aud Jos•ph Faulkes, from Stubbs Belsy, beer retailer, Barrow 1\larket-Overton, Friday, and Mary Suo, Frances Boulton, Cottesmore Tomblin John, land surveyor, Market Kettle, Monday and Friday, and Three Horse Shoes, John Abbey, Overton William Leaverland, from Barrow, .Market-Overton Whittle Wi!Ha.m, grazier, Ashwell Friday
El\IPING HAl\f, HAl\iBLETON, AND WHITWELL. EM PING HAM is a parish in the hundred of East HAMBLETON (or Hambletou-on-the-Hill), is a parish the village, which is one of the most considerable in in the hundred of l\Jartinslq-the village ill 3 mile3 the county, is 8 miles N. E. from Uppingham, about 6 E. s. E. from Oakbam, and somewhat Je~s than that E. by s. from Oak ham, ar.d 5 E. from Stamford: situa distance west from Empingham. The church is dedi ted on the road between the tw~last named towns, cated to Saint Andrew: the livin~ is a Yicarage, in th~ and close to the river Gnash. It~~ said to have been :rift of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln; the Rev. formerly a. town of much greater· extent and uote than Thoma!\ Davidson, is the pr·esent incumbent. Popula at present, and to have comprised several pari!lhes. tion of the parish iu 1851, 290. 'l'he ma11istrates hold petty ~essions on the first Mon WHITWELL, is an inconsiderable parish, in the hun day in every month, at tlie White Horse Inn, here. dred of Alstun-the small village is 4~ miles E, from The parish church of Saint Peter, is an ancient and Oakham, and 2 w. N. w. from Empiugham, situated spacious edifice, consisting of a nave, two ables, and on the ro&d between the two. A small monud, con· two tran~ept~, with a very fine tower. The living is a tiguous to the village, is said to have been once a cave, discharged vicarage, in the patronage of the preben and given l'efuge to the celebrated Robin Hood. The dary of Empingham. in the cathedral church of Lin church is dedicated to Saint l\lichael: the living is a coln; the present incumbent is the Rev. Thomas LO\·ick rectory, in the patronaue of ~ii· Gerard Noel, Hat·t ; Cooper. 'fbere is a national school in the Tillage. the Rev. Charles s. Ellicott, is the rector. Population The parish contained, in 1841, 914 inhabitants, and in of the parbh, in 1851, 129. 1851, 938. POST OFFICE· EMPINGHAM, Ricl1ard Cooper, Post llfaster.-Letter f10m all parts arrive (from STAMFoRD) every morning at nine, and are despatched thereto every afternoon at half-pa~t four. POST OFFICE, HAMBLETON-ON·THE·Htn,'Mary Gregory, Post llfistress.-Letters from all parts arrive (from 0AKHAM) fiy toot-post every morning at half-past eight, and are despatched thereto every after.. noon at a quarter to five. GENTRY AND CLERGY. Tyson Thos.land agent,Empin~ham Bunning Thnmas, (and rualtster) Ashwell Mr. Henry, Empingham Ward Thomas, schoolmaster, Emp• Canner Wrlliam Cooper Rev. Thomas Lovick, Vica- ingham Castertnn Zachariah rage, Empington INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES Cbapman Thomas, Whitwell Davidson Rev. Thomas, Hambleton Crown, Thos. Warren, Empingham Clar ke Henry, Whitwell Vicarage Finch's Arms, Wm. Chamberlain, Clarke John, Whitwell Ellicott Rev Charles, Whitwell Hambleton Fancourc Jot.n Fryer 1\lrs. Ann, Hambleton-on- Noel's Arms, John Thompson, Faucourt William 'he-Hill Lon-the-Hill Whitwell [Empibgham Grant William Jackson Rev. Wm. H. Hambleton- White Horse loo, Nalhanial Alien, Humphrey William PalmerWilliam,Esq. HambletonHall FARMERS. Keen Charles Tyson Mrs. Ann, Empingham AT EMPINGTON, WHEN NOT OTHER- Nutt George WISE STATED. Porter Edwa1·d PROFESSIONAL PERSONS Alexander John Pretty John INCLUDING SCHOOLS. Alexander William Rice Richard Bryant Ann, school mistress, Ham Bloodw01 th Aun Ruyce Thomas bleton-on-the-Hill Bloodworth Charles Tew~;on Ftancis Cooper Elizabeth, scboo1 mistress, Bloodworth Thomas Tucker John, Whitwell Empingham [Empingham Bryau John James Turner John Scott Thomas Beasley, auurgeoP, 6uckwo:rth Row land Wbitehead Francis 4 iJfrtttOl'!J. El\IPI N GHAl\f, &c.
SHOPKEEPERS & TRADERS. Ogrlen William, wheelwright PLACES OF WORSHIP The names without address are in Parker William. wheelwright and AND THEIR MINISTERS. AMPINGBA¥. bet!r retailer ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Hambleton.on Alfin William, wheel\\'right Pateman Jonathan, baker the-Hill --Rev. Thomas Davidson, Bailey Rober t, blacksmith [ [clerk Potter Joseph, tailor vicar; Rev. WilliamHJackB .. n,curate Bland John, stone mason and parish Price William, stone mason and ST.,-ICHAEL's CHURCH, Whitwell-Rev. Charles Ellicott, rector Buckworth John Thomas, butcher shopkeeper, Hambleton ST.PETE a•sCHURCH, Empingbam-Rev. Bunning Francis Yarract, malt~ter Red!lhaw Will:am, saddler Thomas Lavick Cooper, lll.A. rector Cannt!r Mark, grocer and draper 1 Rudkin Henry, carpenter, &c. ChappeliJno. shopkeeper,Hambletn Srott Phrehe, tailor and draper Cooper Tho~. boot and shoe maker Smith John, blacksmith Cooper William, tailor Sneath Edward, boot & shoe maker RAILWAY Davis Williarn, boot aral shoe maker Stephenson Thomas, boot and shoe The nearest Station is at Sr&MPORD, 5 Gower Thos. boot and shoe maker maker miles distant-no regular communi Gower Willliam, beer retailer 'faylor Wilii11m, farrier, Empingham cation Healev Robert, chief constable for Thompson John,shopkpr, Whitwell Martinsley H•Indred, Harnbleton Tim•on Thomas, boot & shoe maker CARRIERS lslip John, owner of thrashmg rua- Tomblin Charles, b110t and shoe To OAKRAM: Alice Pogmore, from her ciJine and wheelwright maker, Hambletoo fstatuary house, Empingllam, Saturday Islip Thomas, ~hopkeept>r Turner Thomas, stone mason an EXTON, GREETHA~J, STRETTON, THISTLETON HORN AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. JExTON is a pat·ish in the hundred of Alstoe- Exton-the village, or con!'iderable length, is about a the village large and pleasant, is about five miles E.N.E. mile anrl a half, north, therefrom, aud 6 E.N.E. from from Oakham, seated in a walley. The Earl of Gains· Oakham, lying on the road to Stretton. The Jlarish borough is lord of the manor, and owner of extensive church of Saint Mary, is an ancient building, with a propet·ty here, Ex ton Park, the seat of this noble- tower and spire: the living is a vicarage, in the gift of man, comprises at least thirteen hundred acres, well George Finch, Esquire, the lord of the manor; the wonded, and stocked with deer, and ornamented with R~v. John Ncale Dalton, is the incumbent. Upwards some fine sheets of water, a watt>rfall, and thriving of £400. a year is derived from property bequeathed plantations. The Hall i~ a large ancient building, in by Henry Fnr ster, in 1692, which is approvriated the Elizahethan style of architecture. 'fhe pansh chiefly to the instructiou of children in this and some church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul is a handsome neighbouring parishe!'. George Finch, Esquire7 gave structure, principally in the li:tter style of English ar- £100. towards the establishment of national and io • chitecture, with a tower and spire. Some fine mono- fat!ts' sc!Joolt>, and the late vicar was also a donor to ments and tablets of early date impart interest to the that purp()ee. Population in 1851, 713. interior:, and are worthy a stranger's inspection. There STRETTON is a !!mall parish, in the sarue hundred as is a small sum paid annually, from Lady Han ington"s the above-noticed places-the village is about 3 miles s charity, for keeping these aucient memorials in repair: fmm Gree~ham, and 8~ N.E. by E. from Oakham~ the poor are benefitted also from the 8a'lle charity. situated on the main road between Stamford and 'flrere are schools for girls and il;fants. supported by Grantham. Lord Aveland i KETTON, 'fiNWELL1 TIXOVER, GEESTON, AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. KETTON is a parish, in the hundred of Ea•t-the dependents and Wesleyans have places of worship, and willage large and tolerably well built, is abou& eight and there is a ~chool conducted upon the natiollal plan1 a half miles E. by N. from Uppit.gham, and three and a with which h; associated an endowment made by Miss hall s.w. by w. from !Stamtord, situated on the main Edwards, in 1791, for instructing p•.ror girls. The road between the two places, in a valley on the north parish comaiued in 1841, 951 inhabitauts, and iu bank of the river Welland, and on the liue of the Mid- 1851, 1,138. land Railway-for which Ketton is a station. About a 'fJNWELL is a parish, in the flame ·hundred as Ket~ mile hence are valuable free;tone quarries, the produce ton-the village,small and ple~ant,is abont2rniles !'l.by of which is in great estimation for building p11rposes. E. from it, and the like distance w. by s. from Stamford. Lord North wick is 1he prlncipal land owner and lord The ;\J arqness of Exeter is lord of the manor, aud of of the manors of Green ham, Whit well, and Hutchiu. nearly all the land of the parish. The church of All The parhh church of St. Mar·y is of considerable an- ~aints' is ancient, with a small tower: the Jiving is a tiqnity, panly in the style of English architecture, with rectory iu the gift of the lord of 1he manor ; the an intermixture ofSaxon and Norm an-the latter pre- Rev. Charles Arnold is the pre~ent incumbent. Within vailing at the western end. The buildmg consis1s of a the parish is the small hamlet of lNGTHORPE, forming nave, ai~le~, anrl a chancd, with a central tuwer, sur- port1on ot the manor of Tinwell. Population of the mounted by a Jofly and beautiful spire. On the uorth parish 287. wall of the intPrior i!! a tine specimen of painting in TtXOVER parish-a small one, and the village very fresco the subject St. Christopher rarrying our Sa- inconsiderable, are in the same hundred as the places l'ionr over a river; it was laid bare during the clean- above noticed, and like them lie on the north bank of ing of the church in 1844. The living of Keuon is a the river. The villa~e is about 7~ miles E. by N. from discharged vicarage, with the curacy of Tixover an· Uppin!!;ham, and Dt'ail}' 3 s. from Kettoo. The parish ne'!!:ed, in the peculiar jurisdiction and patronage of church is dedicated to St. Luke; and the liYin~ is an the prebendary of Ketton, in Lincoln cathedral; the next'd to that of Tinwell, as before stattd. The popu present incumbent is the Rev. J. H. Noyes. The In- lation is 115. POST OFFICE. KETTON, Maria o~bnrn, Post Mistress.-Lettet•s from all parts arrh·e (by foot..posl from STAMFORD) at half·past eight in the morning, and are despatched there10 at six in the evening. The uearest .llfoneg Order Office is st Stamford GEI'IlTRY & CLERGY. Thomson Miss Frances, Ketton BLACKSMITHS Alien Mr. Henry. Ketton 'rhurnhill Mr. Samod, Kt'tton Pm ter Chatles, Ketton Arnold Rev. Charles, A.M. 'fin·well Tiptaft JanJes, Esq. Tinwell Redmile John, Tiuwell Redmile William, Ketton Rtctorv ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS Boyal Miss Elizabeth, Ketton BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS Brad>haw Robert Lee, Esq. Tinwell Applefard John William, Ketton Goodliff James, Ketton H ales Cathet·ine, Tin well Cooch Thmuas~ Esq. Tinwell Harrison William, Ketton De Rippe .1\liss Amelia, Ketton NATIO.>~AL ScHOOL (and Mills Ed- Kirby John, ~ etton ward's}, Ketton- Anthony Tac Eaton l\1 rs. Charlotte. Tixover BUTCHERS. Eaton Chades Ormstoo, Tixover chi. master;AgnesTacchi,mistr ess Harrison Robert W. Kettoo Fitzwilliams the Hon. Charles. NATIONAL ScHooL, Tinwell-Lucy Polla1d John, Ketton Harrison, mistre~s Ketton Hall CARPENTERS AND JOUlERS Gamedge Rev. Timothy, Ketton BAKERS & FLOUR DEALERS Alfin Henry (and wheelwright). Goodyer Mr. Richard, Tinwell Andrew John, Ketton Ketton Grantbam Captain Charles, Ket• Bnckworth Mary, Ketton Halford Alfred, Ketton &on Lodg~ Burrows Henry, Kettoo Peach Charlell, 'l'inwell Green Mrs. Elizabeth, Ketton Gregory John, Ketton Sapcote William. Kettou Noel the Hon. Henry,AldgateLodge Picker James (and confectioner), Wright John, Kt!tton Noyes Rev. J. H. Vicarage, Kettou Tin well O'Brien Henry Stafford, Esq., Tix- Wade Lucas, Ketton FARMERS AND GRAZJBRS over Gran17.e Betts l\1ary, Ketton BASKET MAKERS. Osborn Mrs. Sus~n, Ketton Bradshaw Robert Lee, Tinwell Pepper Mrs.-, Tin well Loveday Joseph, Geeson Brocklehur~;li Georg~2 Ketton Sa,ille George, Esq., Jngthorpe Mould John, Ketton Clayton Beaomont, 1\.eltoo 6 KETTON, &c. l\utlanb1Jbirt. Clool!h John Noble, Tinwell hall BEER RETAILERS Miscellaneous. Hunt Samuel, Ketton Billiald Jt,rederick, K~tton Abbey Edward, gardener, Ketton Hutton John, Tixover Compton Chthtopher, Ketton Andrews John, agent to Ellis & Everard, Ketton lngram -, Tixover Goodhff James, Ketton Close Thomas, slater, Ketton Nutt Thomas, Ketton Prrkins Thomas, Ketton Harrison James, butcher, Ketlon Stanger John, Ketton ~harpe Peter, Ketton Hercock. William, flour dealer, Ketton Swingler Rohert Lenton, Ketton Walpole Frauces, Ketton Hill John, rope maker, Ketton 'fhorJJe Edward, Tinwell Joyce John, parish clerk, Kettoll SADDLERS Kisbey George, turner, Tinwell Tiptaft James, Tin well Pateman John, parish clerk, Tixover Turner Eliza, Kt'tton WarleJosiah, Ketton Richard son Thomas, cooper, Ketton Wade John, Kt·tton Wright Richardson, Ketton Sharpe Peter, Inspector of stone quarries, Whincup Francis, Geeston lodge Ketton Willford William, Ald~;,te STONE MASONS Smedley Robert, parish clerk, Tinwell GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Swingler R., coal merchant, Ketton Hibbins Robert (sculptor & marble Tibbs & Son, vellum and parchment SUNDRIES masun), Ketton makers, Kelton Buckworth t:atherine, Ketton Hibbins William, Ketton Gregory John, Kettun [Ketton Perkins Thomas, Ketton PLACES OF WORSHIP Hibbins Frederick (and draper), Smerllt'y Robert. Tinwe!l AND THEIR 1\IINISTERS. Hibhins William (and ironmonger), Turner John, Tinwell Sr. MARY'B CIIURCB, Ketton-Rev.J. Kettun H. Noves, vicar Man·iott Janr, Ketton STONE MERCHANTS ALL sa.iNTS' CH URCB, Tinwell-ReY. Ma~on Elizaht:&h, Tixover Charles Arnold, rector Clayron Braumont, Ketton ST· LUKE's CHuRcH, Tixover-Rev. Po1ter Thomas, Tin well Hibbins Robert, K~tton Charles Arnold, rector MILLERS. Nutt Thoma~, Ketton M ETHODIST(Wesleyan)CHAPE L, Ketton Sardison Charle~. Ketton Mill Wade John, Ketton MBTHODlBT(Reform WesleJan) CHAPEL, Thorpe Edward, Tin"ell Mill Ketton MILLINERS&DRESS MAKERS SURGEONS. INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, Ketton-Rev. 'fimothy Gammage Andrews A un, Ketton Bnrdett William, Tinwell Driy Lharl • LANGHAl\1 AND WHISSENDINE. JL.ANGHAl\1 is a parish, in the soke of Oakham-the m·ent to the entrance of the village. The parish con village being situatrd ahout 2 miles N.w. from that tained, in 1841, 591 inhabitants, and in 1851, 629. town, ou the road to l\tel ton l\1 owbray (Leicestershire), WHissENDINR is a parish, in the hundred of Alstoe from which latter it is dhtant ahout eight miles. Agri thr villa~e is situate ahout 4 miles N.N.w. from Oak ham, culture is tbe prevailiug occupation of the iubabitanls. 2 N. by w. from Langham, and 3 w. by N. trom Ash• The places of worship are the episcopal chapel of Saint well-where there is a station on the M id land RailwaJ. Peter ami Saint Paul aud oue each for Baptists aud This parish is likewise an agricultural one; ami there Mt!thodists. The living of La~tgham is a perpetual exists, as does in Langham, a little trade in malt. The curacy, annexed to the vicarage of Oak ham; the pre placeo; of wor~hip are the JJarish eh u1·cb nf Saint A 11 d1·ew, sent incumbent is the Rev. Heneage Finch. There and a chapel each for Wesleyan aud Primith·e Metho are two ft ee schools in the villae;e-one of these was dists and Calvauists: the living ill a discharlled vicarage~ founded in 1841, by the l<:arl of Gainsborough, for boys in the gift of the Earl of Harborough. The population and girls; the building, including a house for che master, of the parbh in 1841, was 831; aud in 1851, 795. was erected at an expense of £2,000, aud is an orna- POST OFFICE, LANOUAM, Thomas Nettleship, Post Master.-Letters from all parts arl"ive (from OAKHAM) every morning at eight, and are despatched the1eto at five in the evening. poST OFFICE, WHISSENDINE, William Peach, Post Master.-Letters from all parts anive (from OAK HAM) t:very moming at half· past nine, and are despa1ehed thereto at fifteen minutes pa::st four in t.he evening. The nearest Money Order Office to both the abovp places is at Oakham. GENTRY AND CLERGY. Hayes ErlwHrd Whissendine CARPENTERS AND JOINERS Applt'by Rev. Henry, Whissendine lut10cent Willi~m. Langham <2awthore Charles, Whissendine Baius Rev. Charles, Whis!lendine l\lamle Rice Lan!lham Faulks Jost'ph, Langham Bullimore Mr. John, Langhc.m Rimmington' Charles Whissendine ~'loaJ'SamJ. ( & builder), Whissendiue ' Hem prey Thomas, Whissendine Bullock Mr. Thomas, Wllissendine BLACKsMITHS. Chapman Mr. John, Langham Burton John & Wm. Whissendine FARMERS AND GRAZIERS. Freeri\1 aJ· or Ottni.Gardner, Langham Alien J otJatlt·'n Wl1"t s tldt"ne Chambers H umphrey, Langham " • ~ t' Hayes Mrs. Amy, Whi~se1uline t'owlet· George, Langham Almond Charlotte, Laugham H ubbarcl Mrs. 1\largaret, Langham Ahnonr1 Frances, Langham Mays Mr. William, Langham BOOT & SHOE MAKERS Aruold William, Whis~tndine Sherard ~lr. William, Langham Fardell William, Whissendine Boyer John, Whissendine SCHOOLS. Fowler James. Langham Bryan Thomas, Whissendine FREE ScuooL, Wissendine-Edwd. Gale John, Whissendine Cox William, Langham Btee, mas1er Gale Thoma~, J.amham Dorman Thomas, Langham FREE ScsooL, Langham John Hercock Henry, Whissendine Erlg~on John, Langham · h Rodely Stt>phen, Whissendine Flnar John, WhhN·ndine Sm1t , master · s 1 Wh" d" E G · Thorpe Edward, Langham l • 1\utlanbsiJtre. LANGHAM, &c. FARMERS, &c.-Continutd. Hibbett Phrebe, LanJ!ham White Charle!!, Whissendine Hubbard John, Langham Johnson John, Langham Hayes Henry (&agent to the Union Hnbbard William, Lan~ham Stafford Thomas, Whissendine Fire and Life Office), Langham Johnsou Charles, Langham Ward John, Whissendine ldine Johnson W•lliam, \Vhissendine WooJley i\lark (& draper),Wbissen- Laxtun Samuel, Langham Miscellaneous. Lockley Thoma,., Whhst'ndine MALTSTERS. Alien Wm., manure agent, Whissendine Loseby l\1 ary, Whissendine Hnbbard John, Langham Bree Edw"rd, parish clerk, Whissendinc .1\Jantle Mathias, Langham Rudkin Henry John, Langham H ubbard Elizabeth, milliner. Langnam Nasb James, scripture reader, Langham Musson Tobias, Wh1ssendine MILLERS. Rodeley Geo., wheelwright, Whiueudine Pears Thomas, Whissendioe Innocent William, L LIDDINGTON, THORPE, CALDECOTT, STOKE-DRY,. AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. LIDDINGTON, sometimes written Lvddinglon, is a CALDECOTT is a cllaprlry,in the parish of Liddiogton parish in the hundred ot Wrandik e-the village, which -the village small and cheerful, is aboul t.wo miles is situated about 2A miles s. from Upping ham, on the sour h thPrefroll', and somewhat more than twice that road to Wendle and Oundle (in Northamptonshire), distance from Uppingham; situated on the north bank was formerly a market town: at the present time it is of the river Eye, nt>ar to it~ confluence with the Wel only remarkable for its J.(reat lt>ngtiJ, its extreme points land, and at the south-western extremity of the county, being uearly a mile asunder. Numerous stone quarries abutting upon tho~e of Northampton and Leicester. are worked in this neighbourhood, independent of The Marquess of Exeter ill lord of the manor The wh!rh it is a place of very little trade. The places of episcopal chapel of Saint John is in the gothic worship are the parish church dedirated to Saint An- styLe, with a slender tower, crowned by a ~pi re. 'fhe drew, and a Wesle)an Methodist chapel. The livingof li¥ingis united to the vicarage of Liddington. Popu· Liddington is a discharged vicarage, in the patronage of lation of the chapt'lry in 1851, 113. Thomas Walker ,El'q.of Stockerstone; the Rev.Thomas STOKE· DRY is a very iucomiderable parish, chiefly Wheeler Gillham is the present incumbent 'fhe free in the hun;hed ofWrandike (Rutland), and extending l!chool here was originally endowed by l\1 ary into that of Gartree, county of Leicester-the small Parnham, in 1721; and the hospital was founded iu village lies equidi~tant from Caldecottand Uppingham 1600, by Lord Hurgbley, for a warden, twelve brethren, -about 2~ miles fr oru either place. The l\1drquis and two nurses. It iHalled 'Jesus Hospital' and the of Exeter is lord of the manor, and pHtron of the building, which wasformf'rly a palace belonging to the church living, which is a rectory, at present enj•JY• Bishops of Lincoln, must at one period have bc·en a ed by the Hev. -- 'fllompson. The church is very fine structure. Tile parish contained, in 1841, dedicated to Saint Anrlrew, contains se,·eral mo· 589 inhabitants, and in 1851, 604. r;umentll of the Digby family, a member of whom, About a mile tast from Liddington, in the parish of -Sir Everard Digby, was implicated in the c Gun Seaton, is the hamlet of TuoRPE BY WATER, through powder Plot' affair. The whole parish does not nom which pas~es the Rugby and Stamforrt Railway, and ber above 65 inhabitant~. joins the Midland liue at Luffenham. POST OFFICE, LJDDINGTON, Willi-tm Pretty, Post ../J'Iaster.-Letters from all parts arri-ve (from UPPINGHAM) every morning at nine, and are despatched thereto every evening at fonr. POST, CALDECOTT and SToKE·DRv-Letters connected wilh these places al'l·ive from, and are des patched to U.PPINGHAM (by foot post) daily. The nearest ~Money Order Office to t.be above places is at Uppingham. GENTRY AND CLERGY Watson t!Je Honourable 1\lrs. BAKERS. Bryan the Misses Marv & Ann, Rockingham Castle Brown Thomas, Cahlecott J.iddington • ACADEMIES AND sCHOOLS. Cote Guy, Liddington Bryan Thomas, Esq. Liddington Blackwell Soplria, Liddington Cross l\latthew, Liddington Botler Mr. Bellars, Caldecott FREE Sc.uooL, Liddingt.. n-Thos. BLACKSMITHS. Clarke Mr~. Elizabeth, Liddington Roberts,master; DorcasEliaabeth Clarke John (&white), Liddington Gillham ReY. Thomas Wheder, Roberts, mistress Stevenson Francis, Liddington Liddington NATIONAL SCHOOL, Litldington- BOOT AND SHOE MAK~RS Moore Mr. John H., Caldecot& William Chandler,mastt'r; Emma Barrow William, Caldecott rl'hompson Rev. John H, Stoke-Dry Chandler, mbtress Ben nett John, Liddington 8 LIDDINGTON, &c. 1tutlant1~JJire. (hallman Henry, Liddington GRAZIERS AND CATTLE Clarke James. Lidrlington Pretty Robert, Liddington DEALERS, Clarke Jost'ph, Lidd;n~ton Pretty W1lliam, Liddington (See also the preceding list.) Clarke Robert, Lid(lington Tharu pson John, Thorpe Brown John, Ca1decott Clarke St'aton, Lirldiu11.ton BUTCHERS. Brown Jnhn, jun. Caldecott Clarke Wtlliam, Liddington · Brighl William, LiddinJ~ton Brown Susann11h, Liddington TAILOR-:. Clarke Thomas, Liddington Bryau Thomas, Stokt>-Dry Broughton Thoma11, Liddington Godtrey Valenti nt>, ( & cattle sales- Stokes Thnmas, Caldt>eott Scrim~haw Jeremiah, Caldl'cott Wadland Thomas, Liddington man), Caldecott Wil!ion Williarn Henry, Liddington Young \Villiam, Licldington Green William, Liddingt(jn i\lanto, Robert llilfe, Liddington fiUscellane ous CARPENTERS & WHEEL• AldwinkleJ ohn, road surveyor, Caldeeott WRIGHTS Mauton Thoma ;, Liddingtoo Collins Henry, station master, Caldecott Jeff-1 Henry, Calderott M orris J ames, (;aldecott Col well John, fell monger, 1 iddington Jeffs Willidm, Liddington 1\lorris Rohett, Caldecott Crowson George, basket makr, Caldecott Manton Tin·ell, Lidrli11gtou Mug11leton William, Liddington Deacon John, millwright, Caldecott Smith Genrge, Lirldiogton Eagle J ames, agent to Ell is & Everard, FARMERS· coal rnPrchants, Caldecott Almond 1\lary, Liddiug10n Stokes John, Lid(:iugton Lamb Fredtrick,rail way porter, Caldecott Barnett Chades, Thorpe Wadland John, Lidaington Morris Rubert, maltster, Caldecott Brown Thomas, Callt'cott Wright Jo~t>ph, Liddington Mugg-leton Ruth and Sarah,straw bonnet Clarke Thomas, Liddington Wright William, Caldecott makers and drapers, Liddington Clarke William, Liddington Roberls Thomas, warden of Jesus Ho•· GROCERS AND DEALERS IN pital, Liddington Clemt-nts. James, Lil~din!ltun SUNDRIES. Wadds Georgoe, parish clerk,Atoke-Dry Drake Josetlh, Thorpe Alien M ary, Caltlerot t ~'inch Georlo!e, Tliorpe Beadle Thomas, Liddington PLACES OF VVORSHIP Green William, Thorpe H 11~ i\isson Thomas, Thorpe AND THEIR MINIST~RS. Hill Thomas, Lid•l'ington Keightley William, Caldecott 81'. ANDREWS CHURCH, Liddington- Illilf John Thomas, Liddington i\1 antou 'firrell, Liddington Rtv Thomas Wheeler Gill ham, viear .l\Ia1 ving Ann, [,iddington Wadland 1\lary, Liddington ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Stoke-Ory M iddletou A on, Liddingtl)n Woodcock Mary, Caldecott Rev, John Henry Thompson, vicar ST. JoHN'S EPISCOPAL l HAPEL, Calde• Mirldletun Thomas, Liddington MILLERS. cott-Rt!V. Thoma• Wheeler Gill ham Morris James, Caldecott Finch George, Thorpe ME1HODIIiT (Wesleyan) CHAPEL, Lid. Northam Willidm 1 Thorpe Vice William, Caldecott nington Peach CtJnyt'rS, Stoke-Dry Pretty Clement, Liddington PUBLIC HOUSES. Pretty S)jmuel, Liddington Black Hor~e, Johu Peach, t;aldecott RAILWAY Station at TaoRPE by WATER, about one Pretly Thoma'i, Liddington Exete•· .'\rn•s, Thomas Hill, Lid diugtou m1le from Liddington, on the RUGBY Raines Joseph, Caldecott Bl1d ~TUII!ORD LINE, COID• Plough, Hobert Mor is, Caldt>cott which also Rate Brad:-haw, Liddington munieatt'S \~ith tbe'\'IIDLA N DRAI L WAY: Sharman William, Liduington White Hart, J no.Mahton,Liddingtou The Station at ROCKINGHA!II on the Stokes Samuel, Caldt>cott RETAILERS OF BEER. RYSTON & PbTERBORo'LIN!t-Henry Green Catherine, Liddington Collins, station master-is joiuio~t the Stokt>s Thomas, Caldecott parish of CALD!COTT, about half a Ward Bryan Edward, Caldecott J eff Henry, Cdlderott mile from the village Ward Henry, Liddington STONE MASONS. CARRIER. Ward John. Calrlecott Baker Henry, Liddingtou To OAKHAM, William Henrne, from Wright William, Li Jdington Clarke H ugh, Liddington Lidd!Dgtoo, Saturday 1\IORCOTT, NORTH LUFFENHAM, WING, PILTON, LYNDO:S, EDITH-WESTON, NOR:\IANTON, ANI> NEiGHBOURHOODS. DlloRCOTT, a village. is about 4 miles E. by N and a Sunday school, are in the parhh. The living of ffOm lJppin~ham, and 8 l:i. w. by w, fmm Stamford, North Lulfenham is a l'l!ctory, in the gifl of the Master seated on a stream of the river Chater, and on the and Ft>llows of Emauuel College, Cambridge. line of the Stamfonl and Rugby railway, which passes WING, is a pleasant village, about two miles N w. under a tunnel here. The burning of lime is carried from Morcott,and 3:f N.E. hy s. from Uppingh ··•, on in the parish to some extent. Samuel Richard seated on an acrlivity, near the river Cliater. ·r t! l'~ydell, ~~q nire, is lord of the manor, but th~ land of Marquess of ~xeter is lord of the manor, aud owu. r the parish belongs to several individuals. The parish of the greatet· p01 tion of the parish. The church of church of Srtint Mary. is an ancient building, with a Saint Peter and Saint Paul is a neat BtrtJcture, with a tower, surmuunted by a small spire~ the living is a towl'i', supwsed to h.tVe been built about the year rectory, in the gift of Mrs. Mary Thorold. A Baptist 1300: the living is a rectory, in the gitt of the Crown. chapel, a national school, and a hospital for six aged A Wesleyau chapel was built here in 1841. per~ons are in the village. The hospitctl was founded in PILTON, is a small pleasant l'illage and parish, 4! lbl2, by George Gilsou, who mdowed it with houses miles from Uppingham. The church dedicated to Sain' and lar.d, now pruduciug about £270. pet· annum. Nichulas, is a small Gothic buildiu~; the living is a The population of this and the following parishes will discharged vicarage, in the gift of Lord Aveland. be found 11,iven- alter N ORMANTON. LYNDoN, is a very small village, abouL li mile N.E. NoRTH LUFFENHAM villa~e. a neat one, and plea- from Wing, 5 s. E. from Oakham, and nearly the lat· santly situated on the north bank of the Cbater ter distance N.E. from Uppingnam-the houses chiefly stream, is 6 miles N.E. by E. frorn Uppingham, about 2 situated on an acclivity, while the river Chater bounds N.N.E. from Mot·cott, and within a mile of the South the pari'h on the south. The church of .Saint ~1artin 0 Lulfenham station, ou the t'll id la !Id railway. Lord Ave is a small edifice, with a tQwer : the lh·ing is a rectory land is lonl of tht.! manor, but the land of the parish, of which the lord of the manor-the Rev. Edward which is fertile and admirably cultivated, is the piO· Brown, hils the presentation. perty of different persons. The parish chur-ch of Saint EDITH-WESTON, is a cheerfully-situated village, John the Baptbt, is of considerable antiquity; it is about 3 miles N.N.E. from Wing, 6 s.E. from Uppiug· surmounted by a tuwer, and that again by a ! Clarke John, steward to W. R. Morriss, ST. MARTIN's Cauaca, Lyndon •• Rev. CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY• Esq. North Loffenham Robert Ueeker, M. A. rector The nearest Railway Station to these Coverley Ricbard,parishcler k,N ormanton villagee is at SOUTH LUFFENHAM, on Hales John, carrier, Edith Weston ST. MARY's CHURCH, Morcott...... Rev. the Midland Line and Junction Branch HllyesMattw.coal higgler,NorthLulfenhm Robert Hustwick, M.A. rector of the Rughy and Stamford Line. The Mould Benjamin, basket:: aker Morcott ST MARY'R CHuRcH, Editb Weston ... station is about one mile from NortbLuf. Rose John,wood dealer,North Lufft>nham Rev. Frederick Orme, rector fenham, and two miles from Morcott RoseTho!l., wood dealer,N orthLn ffenbam ST. MATTliBW's CH u RC !I, ~ormanton ... Seaton Francis, cattle dealer, WinK The Venerable and Rev. Thomas Kaye Shelton John, parish clerk, Morcott Bonney, M.A. rector Turner James, auctioneer, Edith Weston CARRIERS ST. Nrcnous• Cuuac11, Pilton ... Rev. Tyers Charles, plasterer and slater,Wing To STAMFORD,' Joton Hales, from - Ca~ley, curate Edith· Weston, Monday and Friday; & PLACES OF WORSHIP ST. PET BR'S AND ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, John Rose, from North Lnffenham, Wing..... Rev. Charles Boyes, M.&. Monday and Friday AND 1'HEIR MINI&TERS. incumbent ' ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, Nortll Lufft'rtbam To UPPINGHAM, John Hates, from ... Rev. John Well er, D.D. rector; Re1'. B&PTIST CHAPEL, Moreott Edith-Weston, and John Rose, from John Syk.ea, curate METHODIST (Wesleyan} CHAP&L1 Wing :North Luffenba.m, Wednesday OAK HAlt, WITH THE VILLAGES OF 9ARLEYTHORPE, BRAUNSTON, BROOK, BURLEY, EGLETON, MANTON 1\ND NEIGHBOURHOODS. , 0 A K HA l\1 is a pari~ h. and gives name to a soke; facturt' <>r t>xtensive trade. The town is g-a-s-lighted the mat·ket town is 96 miles N,W. from London, 6 N, and within 1hese few yt'ars has bet'n much improved: from Uppingham, 25 E. by N. from Leiceste•·, 11 w. by many new houst'S have been erected, a11d some of th~ N. from Stamfurd, ilnd 10 s.E. from Mdton Mowbray; old thatched ones l'ebuilt. The agricultural hall, situated on the line of the Midland R<1ilway, for whrcll erectcti by subsct·iptiou in 1837, in the H igh-~treet, is a there i~ a ~tation here; there are likewise convenient commodinus buildin~; it is used for meetings and dis wa• ehou~es connected with the c..trrying departme11t. cu11sions tm practical agricnlture, and contains besides, This, the chief town in tht> couuty, is seated in the a news-room. In the same year wa'l instituted a luxuriant vale of Catmo~e (Coet-maes, signifying, in tai·mer;.' and Ffraziers' club, which numbers many re the Briti'h language, a woody plain), w called ft·om spectable membeJ'S; there is also a book club. the woods with which it abounded; and it is ~opposed The pari•h church of All '3aiurs is a spacious strnctu:e, to have derh·ed it., na1re from the number of oaks. chiefly in the latt-r style of Engli•h architec:wre, with a which formerly J!t'ew in its vicinity. A castle, of which j fine tower, surmounted by a lofty tipire. The living is there are still remains, was erected here soon aftel' a vicarage, with the perpetual curacies of Brt)oke and the Norm BaooKE is a small village and parish, about two living b a vicarage, in the gift of George Finch, Esq. miles and a half from Oakham. The c:hurch, an (hefore-mentioned); the Rev. John Appleworth Jones ancient stmcture, is dedicated tu St. Peter: the living is the incumbent. Population of the parish in l85l, is in the gift of tl1e Earl of Gain~borou!.!h, who is also 832. the lord of tile manor. The population of the pa1·ish, EGLETON is a small chapelry, in the parbh of Oak- in 1851, was 102. ham, and about 1! miles s.E. from that town. The HuRLEY, OJ' Burley-on-tht·Hill-the adjunctive ap- church, or chapt'l of ea~e, is of very ancit·nt date. There plicable to irs situation on an eminence, overlooking is a free school, supported by Lady Louisa F1nch. the vale of Catmo~e, is a small village, in the hundred George ~'inch, E8q., is the lord of the manor. Popu• of Alstoe, two miles N.E. by N. from Oakham. The lation in 1851, 136. manor of Burley was at one period possessed by Vi!- MANTON is a parish, in the hundred of Martinsley, Iiers, the first Dukt! of Buckingham, who greatly em· the village, ancient and small, is !iituated neat· the bellished the mansion, aod here he successively enter- river Gnash, three miles s.E. from Oakham, and 3! N. tained, with great pomp, James I., and Charlt's I., and by E. from Uppingham, 'fhe i\lid!and line of Railway their respecth·e courts. In the breaking out of the civil enters a tunnel at this place, about three-q mut ers of a war, it wa:, garrisotwd by a small uody of parliament- mile in len~th, A college f•r chantry was founded ary troops, who, unable to resist an attack of the here in the 25th of Edward Ill, by William and John royalist•, set fire to the house, which, with all its Wade, for a master, and two brethren; some remHin!l costly furniture, was bnmt to the ground. Oue of the may sti 11 be traced of the building in the old manor great6!1t ornaments to the county, at this day, is the house. 'fhe parish church of St. ~lary is a small old s~at of Georgt' Finch, Esq., in this parish; the ganleus, building, with a turret; the lhing is a discharged lawns, and pleasure grounds are arrauged with ex- vicarage, to which Edward Watson Smvth, g~q., the qubite taste, while the scenery by which tile whole is lord of the manor, presents; the Rev. Williarn Smyth environed, is rich and lively. The parish church of the is the present incumbent. Population of the parish in Holy Cross is an ancient building with a tower. The 1851, 276. POST OFF 1 CE, High-street, OAKffAM, Alfred Turner, Post JJ/aster.-Letters from all parts arrive every morning at six, and from LoNDoN, !STA~IFORD, PETERBOROUGH, and LEEL>S eve1 y afternoon at half past ont', and f10m the N r,rth and We-t every afternoon at four. Letters are despatched to LEJCE.5TER, MELTON MoWBRAY, STAMFORD, and PETERBOROUGH every mornin'l at half-past seven, and to STAMFORD and PETERBOROUGH every afternoon at fifteen minutes pa~t three, and to LEICESTER and UPPJNGHAM at six, and to LONDON aud all parts every night at ten minutes before nine. 11/omy Orders granted and paid here. POST OFFICE. BRAUNSTON.-John Bcadmun, Post Master.-Ll'tters from OAKHAM' and all parts arrive at half-pa~t nine in the morning, and are de~ patched thereto at half-past four in the afternoon. The nearest Money Order Office is Oakham. NOBILITY, GENTRY AND ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS. Ades William (clerk of the peace), CLERGY. Not otherwise described are day schools. Cat m os st Adcock Miss Ann, Market place Ch~1}ty Eliza (boarding and day), Hough Henry (and clerk to the Alien 1\1 r·s. Ann, Hurley road Mill st Poor-lawGuardians,to the County Baines Mrs. V. Brook Hall Cunuiugtou Elizabeth, John st Court, aud to the Association fur Beaver Mrs. Mary, Northgate st Denhy Mary, l\larket place the Prosecution of Felons, and Broomfield Rev. Robert William, Fri~by Darius, Ot'an'~ lane County coroner), Melton road Church St GRAMMA~ ~CHoo-;., Church yard- AUCTIONEERS&:APPRAISERS Bullivant 1\lrs. Mary Ann, High st Rev. Wtlllam Spire•: Wood, M. A. CaveJames, l\larkt't place Byers H.ev. Timothy,J ermyn tt'rrace head master; Rev.TmJothy Byers, Royce Da\ id Shentoo Church st Cunnington Mrs. Ann, Church st M. A. second ma~tt'r Shuttlewood Thomas' High st Davidson Rev. Thomas, Market st LAvv FINCH's ScHo.oL, Egleton- BAKERS &: FLou~ DEALERS Doris Capt. Alexander, Manton !\Jary ~eedham, nnst_ress , [~t Allett AlfJ•td, Braunstou Ellis ~Jr. John, CatnJos st Layng 1\Jmes -(boardmg), Church Almand 1\rthur, Church st Finch GeorgeEsq.(magistrate),Bar- NATION~L S~uooL, Braunston- Charity 1\lason, John ~t ley on the Hill Ann I' ox, mtstress Clarke William, Deau's lane Finch Rrv. Heneage, Catmos st NATIONAL ScHooL, Church_ 1\t Cutwington George Egleton Frewen Charles Henry, Esquire Clark Clea~er, master; Elizabeth Drake Edward High st (magistrate), Cold Overt'>n Cleaver·, f!llstress Fanlks Robert: Burley road Gains borough the Right Honourable Pogson 1\Jatrlda_, ~I an ton_ Hawley William, M ill st the Ead of, Extoo Park Wood R~v. Wtlllam Spicer, M. A. Mason Thomas, Simper st Haycock l\1 r. Thomas, Braunston (boardmg), .l\1 ark et place Myers Henry, Dean's lane Hicks Mrs. Maria, Jermyn terrace, AGENTS. Prit•stman William, Bal'leythorp-e High st (See also Fire, B(c., Office Agents,) Pullin Viuct'nt, Northgate st Hill 1\lrs. Sarah, High st Bruce John B. {to Monis c. & w. Ratt John, Braunston Jackson !\''rs. Ann, Northgate st R.), Railway station, Uakham Sleath Edward, Braunston Jenkiu~on Rev. John, North st Dirkinson Guid'o (to the Midland BANKERS Jones Rev.JohnApJ)Ieworth,Bnt'ley Hail way Co. carriers), High st Eaton, Cayley & M ichell (Branch of Keal .Mrs. Rebecea, High st Dumbleton Edward (to Cblonel the Stamford Bauk), High st- Keal Miss Sarah, Hi~h st Lowther), BarleythOI'pe (draw oul\1asterman, Peters&Co. King Rev.Robt.Turner,Jermyn terr. Hall John Rudkin (to Morris & eo. London) Lacey Mr. John, Northgate st b ) N tl t t STAMFORD, SPAIDING and Bo!'!TON Lowther Hon. Colonel Henry Ceril rewers • or Jga e 8 (ma~if>trate), Barleythorpe Hall Hayes Henry (to Roht. Hawley,coal BANKrNG CoMPANY (Branch of). ~~. M S N merchant), Railway station High st-(dJaw on Barclay,Be\·an ,~,, 1 asfJn iss arah, orthgate st Johnson Wm. (to Ellis & Everard's, & Co. London )-Alh·ed Turntr, l\lould Miss Elizabeth, High st Needham Nicht•las, Esq. ~Ianton merchants), Railway station agent Palrnt'r Miss Elizabeth, i\l an ton Law H.uhert (to Beadle & Son. tim- SAVINGs' BANK (Branch of Stam- Panons Mrs. Sarah.l\1t'lton road ber merchant~), Mdton road ford), Market place-James B. PullinMrs. Marv,Northgate st l\lackleyJame~(to C. & W.K.l\lor- Furley, agenL Rawlings i\lrs. Martha, H h:h 5 ~ ris, coalmerchantli),MtllltO!l Rail- BERLINWOOL REPOSITORIES 8 t h M' l\1 lt d way station Paget Snsannah, Church st Seatouco ney 1\lr. t e Johu,Mantontsses -, e on roa Sam~o11 Her.ry lto George F1'nch, 0 s b Qrue S ara h .,~1 atr·1 da, Dean ' s l ane •J El' Ch eh st Esq. of Burley), High st BLACKSMITHS Shuttleworth ·• rs. IZa, ur Shard low Wm. (to the Mount Sonel Smyth Rev. William, Manton Chamb('rs Chas. Burley on the Hill Springthorpe John Thomas, Esq. granite quarrie~), Railway ~tation Fox Martha, Braunston Manor House, Manton ATTORNEYS Pitts John, Barkythorpe Thomas l\1rs.Eliz~beth,Barlevthorpe Adam Benjamin (and clerk to the Sharpe John & Son, High st 'l'hornton Miss Eliza, High iit magistrates), Catmos ~t Taylor Thorna~. High st Whiston Mrs. Ann, Northgate st Adel! '¥ A dam, Catmos st Tyler George, ~Iauton 12 OAKHAl\f. &c. lttttlanb~bfrt. BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS CHINA, GLASS. &c. DEALERS GARDENERS & SEEDSMEN AND PRINTERS Caunt Ht'nry, High st A imey 'fboma.~, Dean's lane Barlow Frerlerick John, High st Patson William, High st A ttou Frances, Braunston Hawthorn & Matkin, High st COAL MERCHANTS AND Haines Thomas, Dea11's lane :GOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. DEALERS Hildred James, Northgate st Atton Wiiliam, Braunston Ellis & Everardit, Railway station GROCERS & TEA DEALERS. Austin William1 John Bt and 1\lanton (See also Shopkeepers, &-c.) Chapman Hemy, Braunston Hawley Robert, Railway station Adcork John, Melton road Chapman Thomas, Brauuston Ingram Willidm, Manton [station Cooke Daviu, Northgate st. Collins Joseph, New st Joh:1son Phili~ (& stane), Railway Dawies & Sorr, High st Dobnev James, Dean's lane & Elliul(worth Jame~, Catmos st 1\1 onis Co. Railwav• station aud Ellingworth John, l\Jarkt't place Man ton Goodson James, D eau's lane Goodacre Edward, Dean's lane Reeve James, Ma.nton Railway Mantle William, Bt'dehouse row Green William, Manton station 1\lyt'rs Henry, Dean's lane Hill William, Gas st CONFECTIONERS Philpott Richard Seaton, Market pi Hollin Da.wid, High st Wright Edmund, High st Jackson George, Bedehouse row Adcock John, Melton road Parnell Samuel, Dean's lane Drake Edward, High st HABERDASHERS. Rawlings George, Dean•s court Faulk::. Rob~rt, Burley road Atkins George, John st Haddon Pt'ter, l\1ill st 'RockleyGeorge1 IMill st Hubbard Charles, l\ldton road Rodgers John, Simper st Myers Henry, Dran's lane H awlt'y Mary, l\1 €lton road Sharp Edward, Finche;s court Perkius John (a.ud genetal dealer), Swindali Ambrose, High st COOPERS Market piace 'I'omblin Thomas, John st Ball Joseph, High st Swindall Ambrose (and shoe ware• house), High st Towel! Thoma~, High st Robinson Joseph, Melton road Warren Mark, Man10n HAIR DRESSERS Wileman William, Dean•s lane CORN DEALERS Goacher Joseph George, l\lill st Wilkins William, .l\lill st Burns Thomas, High st Haddon John (and trunk maker), BRAZIERS AND TINMEN Wright George (factor), Bt·aunston High street Buckley Joseph, ~larket place :FARMERS AND GRAZIERS INNS. Evre Mary Grace, Market st (See also Taverns 4" Public Houses.) Plowright John, Dean's lane Adcock Mrs. -, Braunston Crown Hotel {commercial, and Se well John, M ill st Bains John, Brook Beadman Dickson, 13taunston postiug house), John Cro\lson, BREWERS High ~>treeli Crowson & Sou, PATENT STEAM BradshawJames,Hurley on the Hill George, John Brown, Market plCice BREWERY, Cross st Chdstian Mary, Braunston Nebon, John Jackson, l\larket place Morris & Co. Northgate st Clatke Henry, Hurley on the Hill Cunnington Edward, Barleythorpe IRONMONGERS. BRICK MAKERS Dickmt~n William, Braumton Davies & Son, High st Darling J oseph, 1\lanton Fablin William, Burley :on the Hill Eyre 1\lary Gract', Market st .1\-Jorris Clark, the Grange Hack John, Egleton Royce David S.&l\latthiaE~, Church st Painte1· J ohu, Ashweil road Hack Richard, Brook LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRA• BUTCHERS HackettJohn, Braunston PERS AND HATTERS. Adams Thomas, Bt·aunston Harris Thoma~& Jmeph,Brannston Barnett George, l\1eltun road Bruce John Buckberry, High st Joues Thomas, Brook Cooke Daviu, Northgate st Blasby William, Church st Kiugton J use ph, Brook Buttress John, Brauuston road Furley James B., 1\!arket place l\iorton Wrlliam, High st Glazier George, l\1 ar~ et place Rnttress William, Church st Pail.ter John, Burley on the Hill Turner Joseph, Market st Crowe William, Brauustou Sharpe John, Hrauuston Healey James, Dean's lane Shuttlewood Eliza, Church st MALTSTERS, Lee Francis, Northgate st SimPJlOil Ralph, Northgate st Crowson & Son, i\Iarket place, and Lnmby 1\lmes B. High st Skirth Juhn,Brauuston PATENTSTEAMBREWERY ,Cross st Needham Charles, New st Sleath John. Braunston Rollings ~a.muel B., H igb street Pykett Chambers, Catmos st SmithChristopher~Burley on the Hill Stimson Elizabeth, 1\.larket place Tnrner John_, Barleythorpe MILLERS. Taylor Nathanit·l, l\Ianton Waldt'n Joseph, Hrauustun Allet Jolrn. Manton roarl Johnson Phirlip, Ashwellroad CABINET MAKERS AND Whitwell Thomas, Brauu~ton UPHOLSTERERS Leicester Thomas, 1\lanton Cave James, Market place _FIRE, &c. OFFICE AGENTS. MILLINERS&D RE SS MAKERS. Hollin John, Northute st [st LAw (lire), Beujamiu Adam, Cat· Berry 1\.lary, Melton road Royce David S. & i\latt!Jias, Church mos ~treet Brookhouse Sarah Ann &. 1\Iartha, Shuttle\\ ortt. Thomas, High st LEGAL AND GENERAL (life), B.enja· Catmos st CARPENTERS. JOINERS AND min Adams, Catmos st Draper Ma1y Ann, Mill st BUILDERS BRJTJSii EMPJR~, Joseph Goar.her, H SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERSI~ RETAILERS OF BEER CH&PEr. OF EAsE, Egleton-Rev.Rohert GROCERIES & SU~DRI.ES. Ball Samm·l, John st T. King, incumbent Adcock John, Melton road Harnett George, Northgate st BAP rUT CHAPEL, Melton road--Rev. John Jenkinson Allett Mary, Br aumton Beadman John, Braunstou CALVINIST CHAPEL, Bedehouse row Cunni ngton Frances, Brauuston Brown Thomas, Stamford road FatiiNDS' MEETING Housa, Goal lane Dagley John, l\leltou road Chapman William, Braunstou INDEPENDENT CHAP~L, High at E llingworth Heury, •..J l'W st Chrbtian Charles J. Gas st METHODIST ( Wesleyan)C 8.4.1' KLs,Dea.ns Faulkuer William, Bedehouse row Copelaud Thomas, Ashwell road lane and Braunston 1\Jeaduws S-m1uel, Braunston Craven John, Northgate st Preist man William, Bal'leythorpe Crowson John, Cro~s t~t POOR LAW UNION Sharpe James, De:m's lane Extou GeMge, Mill st WoRKHOUSE, Ash well road. Taylor Henry, Manton Haw ley Willinm, I\!ill st Master and Schoolmaster--Jamea Hinds Timson l\lary, Egleton lngram .lohn, Northgate st !,each [Leach Mat,·on and Sc/wolmistress-Emma Sarab John, ~t Veasey William, Church st Read New Clerk to the Board. oj Guarf!wns--" STONEMASONS AND BRICK- TOY DEALERS Henry Hough LAYERS. Cooke Thomas, Hil(h st Chaplain- kev. Septimus Rolleston Barlow John, Ashwell road Goacher Joseph George (and urn· Surgeon-Samuel Collins TurnPr Barlow Thomas, Back lane brella maker), l\Jill !>t Relieving Officer-Thomas Swift Brown John (aud timt-er merchant), Paget Susannah, Church st Ashwell road VETERINARY SU"\lGEONS. COUNTY COURT Corhctt Pamell George, High lit HELD IN THE CASTLE HALL-0FFICE1t George, Catmos st M el ton road. Dickens Jost·ph, Mauton Pick Abraham Francis, Braunston Jud:~e-Sergeant Miller Haddon Peter, .l\lill st WATCH & CLOCK MAKERio Clerk- Henry Hough, Melt on road STRAW BONNET MAKERS. Cooke Thomas, High st Bailiff-Samuel Draper, Mill st Brookhouse Sarah Aun & MartiJa, ~-odney Srephen S., Market place Catmos st I Sunpson Stephen, l\larket st REGISTRARS .i\liles Ann, l.\]iJl st WHEELWRIGHTS OFBIRTHS,DEATH~ ANO MARRIAGES Paget Susannah, Church 'lt Hill William, Braun!>ton Superintendent Rfgistrar-H enry Hough, Perkins Elizaheth, l\larket place Jacksou Johu, Burley road Melton road Williams l\Jary, Simper lit Smith John, Northgate st Registrar of Births and Death1 for the Wingett Sophia, Melton road Tavlor John, Manton Oakham District- Wm. Peake, High at SURGEONS. WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS Keal William Tornlin, Mc~rket place Crowson Joh11, Market place AGRICULTURAL HALL, High street John B. Bruce, secretary; James Kin~ Francis Tu mer W., J ermyu Browu John, Mm·ket pl1ce :\1artin Wellington, treasurer terraeP, High st Philpott Richard S., Market place DISPENSARY, High st-Francis Turner Turner Samuel Collins, Catmos st Miscellaneous W. King, surgeo~ TAILORS. GAOL AND Ho us& OF CoRRECTION FOB Marked thus • are also Drapers. Adeock John, sheriff's officer, IJ i~b st THE CouNTY, Deanshold-Tbomas Beadle & Son, timber merchant, M ellon rd •Bingham Elizabeth, M ark et st Garton, governor ; H arrit:t Garton, Headman Joseph, machines for hire, matron; Rev. Timothy Byers, chaplain. •Bruce John B. (and outfitter), Uraunston [High st GAs W ORKS1 Bead house rw-Ed winHales, High street Bullivant James Ashby, surgeon dentist, manager and engineer Chamberlain Thomas, Dean's lane Copeland Thomas, machine man, Ash- [NLA.ND REVENUE 0FFICB,attheCrown Cuulson William, Dt·an's lane well road rst Hotel, H 1gh st-Wm. Wehber, officer Day William, Dean's court Crowson William, cigar dealer, Cross INSPECTOR OF W BIGHTS & MEASURES Deacon William, wood turner, Bede FOR THE CouNTY-Rohert Francis Drake Hnebt-n, Hi~h st houst: row Mitchell, North road Glenu William, Catmos st Dumbleton Edward, clerk. of the mar L1 BIIARY AND N aws RooM, at the Agri Liquodsh Edward, l\lelton road ket, Barleythorpe cultural Hall, High st- John B. Bruce, 1.\liles Samuel, Bnmuston ElliRgwortb Seth, town crier, Goal lane librarian Prentice Henry, Victoria place Hack Richard, chief constable for Oak· RAILWAY ST.I.TJON, Melton road- ham S(lke, Brooke LMeltoo rd Spreckley Woollerlov, station master •Price John, Braunsron Hawley Mary, baby linen repository, and m2nag1'1' of goods department •scott Chat les, l\Iill st Hibbett John, sawyer, Back lane STAM 1' 0 n-ILE, High st-Aifred Turner, Shillaker William, Northgate st Lact>y John, land surveyor, N llrth~:ate st sub-distributeJ" •sle:~th John, High st Mackinder John D. seed and oil-cake mHchant, M ark et place Spikins Henry, Wellington place Mitchell Robert Travis, chief c:onstable CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY. •Turner Jose ph, l\1 ark et st ofpolir.t:forthe county of Rutland,and O:oi THE MIDLAND LINE, 'l'ALLOW CHANDLERS. inspector of weights and mea~ures, 1Stathm, M.elron road,OAKHAM-Spreck- Cooke Da\·id, Northgate st North road ley Woollerton, station masl~r and Read John, basket !Daker, l'iew st manager of goods depa.-tment Cravt-n Juhn, Northgate st Royce George, curr1er, Northi(B:te st A ConVt1jance to tht: Station, from the Davies & Son, High st Sand era Joseph, g~n maker, lhgh_ st Crown Hotel High street, awaits the TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES. Sharpe James, mad contractor, H1gh st arrival and departure of the trains Sh~rt Ro~e_rt, fishmonger, Dea~'s lane There is also a Station, at MANTON, Angel, Rohert Clarke, Northgate st Smllh Wilham Thomas, dyer~ New st on the same LIN B- William Ward, Hell, Chambers Pykett, Catmos st Toon George, rope maker, H1gh st station mflster Blue Ball, Jost'ph Dickens, Manton Wellington J ames Martin, chief constable Blue B3ll, Wm.Dickman, Braunstou for Oakham, High st CARRIERS En~ine & Tender,Fraucis Robinson, To BARROW DEN, - Goodlitfe and Wing bridge Public Buildings, Hearne, fr m the George, Saturday Finch'sArms, Thos. Faulks, Bu1ley rd Offices, &c. To BURROUGH, - Maylield, from the Horse & Groom,Thos.Huut, Barley Crown, Saturday thorpe PLACES OF WORSHIP.o To COTTESMORE, .. Tyler, from the Horse & Jockey, Otho Wigginton, AND THEIR :MINISTERS, Red Lion, ::laturday 1\Janton ALL SAINTS' CHURcH, Church street To EMPI:..GHAM ••• Ellis, from the Rev. HenPageFincb, incumbent; Rev. George, and • • Pogmore, from the Midland Railway Inn, George Stiff, Timothy Byt>rs, curate Bell, Saturday Rail\\ ay S t atroa ALL SAINTS' CHU RCH 7 Braunston-Rev. To HAMBLETON.ON-THE-RILL, .. Old Red Lion, J no. Banwtt, High st Tlromas Davidson, inct\mbent Sco·t, from the Red Lion, Saturday Plough, Alfred Al ett, I::Sraunstun ST. M&RY's GHURCH 1 Manton-Rev. To LEICESTER, 'Raw son and Spring.. Roe buck, W m.Cunni ngton,Church st WilJiam Smyth, vicar thorpe, from Braunston, Saturday ST. PETER's CH URCR, Brrook-Rev, ToLl DDI N GTON, •• Hearne, from the Roval Oak JHmes Neal High st Rev. William Spicer Wood, vicar Geor~e. Saturday WheatshePf,Tho!!.. ' Lewin,' Northgate HoLY CRoss CHURCH, 8urll'y Rev. To UPPINGHAM, •• Springthorpe, l\leltou John Appleworth Jones, vicar from Braunston, Wednesday White Lion, Wm Barnett, rd • 14 ltutlanbsbirr. RYALL, WITH BELMISTHORP, ESSENDINE, 'riCKENCOTE, PJCKWORTH, GREAT AND LITTLE CASTERTON AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. RV ALL is a parish in the hundred of East-the vi!-\ headed at Lincoln, when the estates reverted to the Jage a con~iderable one, seated on tht! river Gnash, is Crown. The manor is now the property of the Mar4 about 3 miles N. hy E. from Stamford, The Marquess quess ol Exeter, and the church liviug, which is a of E:&tt,.r· is lo• d of the manor a11d patwn of the . rectory, is in his gift. Before the rail spread far and church living-which is a di~charged vicarage, with I wide over the country, this was a little husy place in the curacy of Esl!enrline annexed. The church of posting-, and a comiderable thoroughfare for ordrnary baiut John the Evdngelist, is a handsome structure, travelling. The 11ari~h church of Saint Peter and Sajnt conshtiug ot a nave, abies and thancel, with a tower IPaul is of corrsiderable antiquity, in the early style of ancl spire. The parish, including the hamlet ot BEL- Engli~h architecture-h11Ying a nave, aisles, chancel, MISTH lRP, contained in 1841, 678 inhabitants, but in and square towe1·. Population of the parish, iu l851, 1851 it ha(l iucrrased to 1,075, in consequence of the 369. employment uf a large number of labourers on the PICKWORTR is a small villagr, pleasantly situated on Great Northern Railway, an eminence, 5! miles from Me~mfmd. The church EssENDINE a patbb {or more properly a chapelry (dedicated to All Saims) was erected in 1824, at the undtr Ryetll), is ahout 1~ miles N. by E. from that expense of the Rev. Richard Lueas; the livin~C is a viLage, and about 4 N. by E. from Stamford. This rectory, consolidated with GREAT CASTER TON, Popu• :.bcality h recorded tu ha' e been the scene of a bc~nle lation, in 1851, 157. between the Saxons and Dant"s-the former undet· the LITTLE CASTERTON parish belongs chiefly to the leadership ot the llaron of Esst"ndint', The Stamford Hon. Chat·les Com pron Cavt'ndhh, who is lord of the and Essendine Railway joins the Great Northern at manor. The church of All Saints, here, is a small this &tation. The church (dedicated to Sait:t Johu) b building, partly of Norman architecture-the pillars a small building, but intere,.ting, as exhibiting some and arches being in that style: the Jiving is a rectory, to rare specimens of Saxon arcbitt-cture-parricularly in which the lord of the manor presents. Population, 119. the fine ar eh of the south door; the living is in the TICKENCOTE parish is in the same hundred as the gift ot rhe Marque!ls of Exeter, who is also lord of the places alJove noticed-the village is 3 miles N.W. by w. manor. Population of the chapt'lry in 1851,239. from Stamford, and about a mile w.N.w. f10m Great; GREAT CASTERTON is a parish in the ~ame hundred Castertou. According to Stukeley, the church here is as Ryall, about 3 miles s. w. from that pLtce. This wa... of grt'at antiquity, and was the eu tire oratory of Peada, ancit'utly a Roman station: and formerly it was called fouuder of Peterborough abbey: it was in the earliest Brig-Casterton, from a brid~e over the GuasiJ here; ~tyle of Norman architecture, bnt has been partially and its present prefix di~ti11guishes it from LITTLE rebuilt; it is dedicllted to Saint Per er; aud the living CASTERTON, a small parish and village adjoinin~. lu is a discharged rectory. About 100 inhabitants forau the time of Henry VIII. the manor bel FARMERS-Continued. STONE MASONS Lowe Edward, parish clerk, Tickencote Stapleton Henry, Great Caste1·ton Bowder Mark, Ryall Peat Jas. parish clerk, Great Ca~terton Stimson l\lary, !!:sseudine Sharp Richard, pat ish clerk, Ryall Hoberts John, Ryall Sht:lton John, corn fa.ctor, Ryall Ullett William, Belmisthorp Simpson F. & 0. N. (merchants), Sismore William, maltster, Ryall Wilders John, Great Casterton Little Casterton Smith Robert Alien, painter and glazier, GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Spurr John, Helmisthorp breat Casterton Smith Wm. parish clerk,LittleCasterton • Swan Thomas, Belmisthorp SUNDRIES. Woods John, Great Casterton Vernum William, horse dealer, B.yall ~ousens Joseph, Essrndine G11nn Frances Jane, H.yetll TAILORS Hubbard Thomas (tea dealer), Ryall Glazier John, Ryall Slater William, Ry<~ll Love William, Ryall PLACES OF WORSHIP Smith Charles, E~seudine Parker John, Ryall AND THEIR MINISTERS• Smith Rnbert Allen,GreatCasterton WHEELWRIGHTS ALL SAINTS', Little Casterton ..... Rev Smith William, Pickworth Thomas Noel Twopeny, rector Bird John, Great Castea·ton Swan Thomas, Belmi~thorp ST. JoHI'Io's, Ryall } Rev. Charles Locke John, Ryall ST. MAB.Y'S, Essendine Potcbett,vicar INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES Mitcheson Robert, Great Casterton ST. PaTER's, Tickencote ... Rev.G. Wing- Bell Inn, Charles Smith, Pick worth Potter William, Ryall field, rector ST. PliTER's and ST. PAUL's, Great Cas Crown, Susannah Knight, Great terton .. Rev. Henry Atlay, r~tor Casterton MKTHODlST lWesleyan} CHAPB.t.., Ryall l'"orresters' Arms, ThoQ.Fenn, Ryall Miscellaneous Green Dragon, Sarah Gann, Ryall Blan•l Thomas, beer retailer, Ryall Millstone, William Leasing, Red- Bolland James, beer retailer, Belmis. dish, Rvall [Essendine thorp CONVEYANCE BY RAILWA'!t, Railway Hotel, William Lambert, Charity John, farrier, Ryall Fenn Thomas, owner of machines for ON THE GREAT NORTHERN LINE, MILLERS hire, Ryall Station, EsuNnrNs ..... William Un Frances Charles, parish constable, Bel. win, station master. A branch line from Bland Clement, Little Casterton mistborpe [Ryall thi5 place to Stamford, is in progr~ss of Lowe John,Ryall & Newstead.Mills Glazier John, registrar ofbirths&deaths construction UPPINGHAl\1, WITH THE PARISHES AND VILLAGES OF AYSTON, BISBROOKE, PRESTON, GLASTON, SEATOS, RlDLlNGTON, WARDLEY, BELTON AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. tJ PPINGHAl\1 is a parish, in the hundred of 1\Iar- ward[, in 1280, at the solicitation of Peter de l\Ioutford tiusle~-the market town is 90 miles N. N. w. from Fairs !\larch 7th and July 7th, chiefly for horses and Londan 11 E. hy s. fmm Billesdon (Leicestershire) 20 horm·d cattle. The parish of Uppingham contained E. by s. from Leiceste1·, and 22 w. f1 om Peterborough in 1841, 2J025 iuhabitaut~, and in 1851, 2,068. (Northampton!>hh·e). 'l'he l\lanton Station, on the AvsTuN is a. very small vill-~ge, one mile N.w. by N. Leicester, Syston troughs, which are much prized 1 and in guod demand of the families of Shield and Belgrave. in the adjo>iuing counties. GLASTON village, sma!l, but re~pectable antl neat, is The parish church of Sairrt Peter and· Saint Paul, situated 2 miles E.N.E. from Uppingham,on the road to stands on the southern side of thl! square, and is a Stamford. The church b dedicated to Saint Andrew; epacious edifice, iu the ancient style of English archi- the living is a rectory, aunext~d eo the mastt'rship of tecture, with a lofty spite: the livi11g is a rectory, in Peter Hou,e, Camhridg~. A free ~chool is benevolently the patrouHge of the Bishop of Loud on ; the Rev. J. G. suppot ted by Mrs. Turner, of this parish. Dimnck is the present inrumbeut, The Indepe11dents, SEA TON is a strageliug village, situated on the nortll Baptists, CalvauistsandWesleyanl\1ethodistshaveeach bank of the l'iver Welland, about 2~ miles E.S.E. from a chapel. The frt'e grammar sciHaol, and a ho! B U TO HERS-Continued. NoRWICH UNION, Charles Healy, Hull Ann, Leamington terrace Spencer Rober&, High st Mat·ket place 1\1 organ Fr a[JCCll Ann, Chapel st StaffiJrd William, Glaston PROPERTY PROTECTioN, William Thorpe l\1 ary, Qneen st Stokes Charles, High st Armstrong, High st Thorpe Phrebt•, High st Wright Ed w ~trrl, Belton PROVIDF.NT (life}. William Comp- Towusht•nd Mary, High st [ket. ton. l\1 ark et place Wade Mary & Elizabeth,Beast mar- CABINET MAKERS UPHOL• 1 RocK, W1lliam Arm~rroog, High st STERERS & PAPER HANORS SuN, Tho•11as Law, Market place NURSERYMEN SEEDSMEK Baines William, High st UNITY, Thom'l.s Pt'rkins. Market pl AND FLORISTS J:oancnurt William, Preston YoRKSH 1RE, W m.Arm!!ltronK,H igh st (See also Gardeners and also Halford Geor~e, High st GARDENERS-MARKET, Seedsmen.) Vmglq John, High st AT IIISBROOKE, Baine~ Williarn, Stockerstone road Schufield William, North st Dean Thomas, :\larket place CARPENTERS & JOINERS B1·own Richard Burdett Francis PLASTERERS AND SLATERS Baines Thomas, Ri!llington Green Edward 1\lonld William,Leamin~ton terrace Chapman GeOI"tW, Glaston Green Thomas Sellers Thomas, jun. Leicester road Cou~en!! Joseph, Seaton 1vlttson John Crowden Thomall, Ridlington Stt'venson Wm. PLUMBERS PAINTERS AND Dean William, ChaJld lane 1 Tomhlin Edwa1·d GLAZIERS. Fancour t Will! am, Preston Williarus Bates Freer Thoma~, North st Beardsworth William & Son, Beast Good lift' Char le~, Chapel lane GROCERS & TEA DEALERS. Ma1 ket Billington William, Queen st Gregory .John, High st (See also Shopkeepers, ~c.) Halfurd Geon:e, High st tJliff Gl•orgt>, Hog hill Langley John (and huildel'), High st Bryan Thomas & Son, Market place Pain Heury, High st Manton Adam, Ayston Clarke Samuel, Preston Satchell \Vi liam. High st Pickeriug William, St'aton Hart William Garner (and seeds- Tyler William, Queeu st Scofidd Wrli:am, North st man), High ~>t Stevt'nsou William, Belton Jrving \Vill1an1, High st SADDLERS AND COLLAR Tun~ley John, Beast market Peach Edward, Bt>ltou MAKERS Tamley Joseph, Hi~~;h st Pywt'll Richard, North st Curtis Henry, High st Wade J ames, Belton Rudkiu William (&draper), Belton Curtis Wtlliam, Higb st Frishy Eli, High st CHAIR MAKERS & TURNERS HAIR DRESSERS AND PER• Inman Thoma~, High st Baiot's William, High st FUMERS Cant Rohert James, High st Baiues William, H i!fh st SEEDS MEN Jark~;on John, High st Ringham Henry, High !!lt Bryan Thomas & Suu,Market place CHEMISTS & DRUGGJSTS. Townshend George, High st Dean Thos.(qo tlorist),i\larket place Hart W11liam Garner, High st Bramley Peter, High st HORSES AND GIGSH Hope William, High st OWNERS OF-l'OR HIRE. SHOPKEEPERS&DEALERSIK CONFECTIONERS Askew Jost>ph, Hi~h !>t GROCERIES & SUNDRIES Nicholas l\lary, School lane Franklin Thomas, High st Alderman Thomas, (.hapellauc Utter Elizabeth, Market place Loweth John Seaton, High st Clarke Samuel, Preston Foster Eliz11beth, High st CORN MERCHANTS. INN Harhour John, Bisbruok Bryan Thomas & Sou, Market place (Seealso Taverns 8r Public Houses) Knox l<'rederick, Sea ton lngram \Villiam, High ~t Mason Josiah, Gla'iton Laxton Thomas, Htgh st Jo'alcon ( cflmmt•rcial & posting, and inland reveuue offict!), Thomas Nicholl\ Thoma~. School lane FARMERS & GRAZIERS. Frauklin, High st Ptach Edwa1·d, Belton Baiues Jost"ph, Ay!litun Price Vinceut, Glalltoo Clarke Charles, Soul hfield lodge IRONMONGERS Richard~on Wtlliam, High st Cla• ke N athauiel, Sishrooke ll'ving William, High st Roberts Catherine, Chapel lane Clarke Willi,am, Ayston Law ·rnomas (aud bar iron and Sharpe Wtllia~r., Preston Fryer James, Ayston steel merchant), Market place Spink Abigail, Beast market Green John, Aishrooke Stanger Thomas, Seaton Kirk John, Hog hill LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS Stevt'nson Will!am, High st l\1 a!!Otl J oim, Aystoo Dolby Thnma'!, nigh st Thorpe Phrebe, Hi~ll ~' Mould John B. Hi~h st Hopkius Wm.& Berjamin, High st Woodcock Mary, High st Mould William, High st Perk ins Thomas (and haberdasher), Pain Henry, High st l\larket place STORE MASONS AND BRICK• Pareman John Thomas, High st Seatuo Elizabeth, High st LAYERS Sewell Christopher, High st Donnan Thomas, Chapel lane Tyler Edwarrt, High st MALTSTERB Drake Juhu & Sou, Highs' Wadd John, High ac Cousins William, Seaton Pr'ce Vincent, Glaston Williams Bates, Bisbrooke lngram William, High 8t Pnlford Edmund, Belton St:tnger Fr~det ick, Sea ton I'IRE1 &c. OFFICE AGENTS Mould William, Hi"h st Needham Fra11cis, Preston Stanger John, St'aton ANcHoR, Willil1.m Hope, Hi~h st Staugt>r William, Seawu ATLAS, William Shield Hnd Tnomas Sl:'well Chrbtopher, High st Wadd Johu, High lit Thorpe H eury, North st William Southam, High st • 'fhorpe J otm, Leicl:'ster road CLEitiCAL AND MEDICAL, Thomas MILLERS Thorpe Thomas, Hi~;;h 8t Broughton, Market place Thorpe Wiiliam, the Pit&s ComiTY (fi:e), William Comptou, Goodwin Nathaniel, nidlingtou l\larket place lngraw William, High st STRAW BONNET MAKEBS Laxton Thomas, High st CoUN1Y HAILSTORM,ThomasLaw, Bt'lll\Jary. North s& l\1 ark et Jllace Ho)'re Josiah, Seaton Tilorpe Phrebe, High st .l\IIDLAND CoUNTIEs, Peter Bram· lt'y, High st [lane MILLINERS & DRESS MAKRS MINERVA, Fredck.M Rnrton,School Bell Ma1·y, North st SURGEONS N oawtcH EQUITABLE, l'redel'ick M. Damms Catheriue, School lane Bell John, High st Burt1•n, School lane Fryer Mary Anu, High st Edwards John. High st 18 mtr£ctorp. UPPINGHAl\f, &e. l\utlaniJtiJtre. TAILORS Miscellaneous BEGISTBABS Marked thus • are also Drapers. Billings Josepb, pa.riab clerk, Belton OFBIRTHS,DEATHS A.ND MARRIAGES Bryan Thomas, chier constable of Mar· Supnintendtnt ...... Mr. William Sbeild, Bland William, Preston tinsleJ Hundred, Mark. et place •Oolhy Thomas, High st High 1treet Butress George, bricklayer, Belton R~istrar of M11rriagt~ ••• Thomaa Reeye Elliott l<~dward, Belton Cort William, fishmonger, Gambles yard High street • Hales Wi,liam, Leamington terrace Compton William, brewer, Market pll\ce Rtgistrar ojBirthst Dmthsfor UppinghGnt, Hill James, Preston Crowder James. cattle dealer, Queen st District ... Mr. John Bell, Bigb st Freer G eorge,veterinary surgeou, H i2 h st *Hopkins Wm. & Benjamin,High st Hall Robert, brick maker, Oakham road Knox J:o'rederkk, Seaton Ingram Sa.rab, tlour dealer; Market placr Lucas Blot, Glaston lngram William, coal merchant, H1gh st Pulfnrd John, Belton Jackson James, coach buiMer, Higb st Richardson Willi.tm, High st Langley John, auctioneer and appraiser, COUNTY COURT, •seaton Elizabeth, High st High 111reet [place BBLD MONTHLY Oli IATURD&T, .A.T 'I'RB PerkinsTnoma.s, hardware dealer,Market PALCON HOTBL-0PI1'1CB, High st Shelrun John, Leamington terrace Sandford J a ne, teacher of music, H 11:h st Southwell John, Queen st Spink William, basket mak.er, Beast Judge ... Robl'rt Miller, Esq. SouthweH Thomas, High st market [High st Clerks ... William Sheild, Uppingbam and TownhseudGeorge,glass & c:bina de,,ler, Henry Hou~;b, Oak.ham 'J'ownshend Mary, toy dealer, High at High Baili.ff... William Stevenson TALLOW CHANDLERS Tyen Henry, f11rniture, &c., broker, Bailiff... George Wolf£ High street Bryan Thomas & Son, Market pl Wade Thomas, cooper, and timber and Hart WiJliam G. High st alate merchaut, i'orth st Watson & Son, tanners and eurriers, BIBLE CHRISTIAN KNOWLBDQE SOCIB• TAVERNS & PUBLIC HOUSES. Queen street Waugh Samuel, travelling tea deal~r, TY'& DEPOT, High st-Jobn Ha.wtboru High street ar;ent Black Horse, Samuel Ellis, Belton Woodcock. John, agent tq the London & G.u Woax.s, Biih street ...... Thomas Chequt'rs, Marylruuman,Church la North Western and Midland Railway Bronghton, secretary; Matthew Pep Cross Keys. Wm. lngram, High st Companies, High street perday, engineer Gatt', John Kirby, Hisbroke [ton Young Thomas, parish clerk, North st INL&ND RKVINUB OFFICE, at the Fal• Georp;e & Dragon,Maria Ki.,g, Sea· con Inn, High st...... Mr. William Fow• ler, officer George & Dragon, Samuel Worsdalt>, STAMP OFFICE, Hi~h st...... Mr. Thomaa Market place Brougbton, sob-distributer Horse and Trumpet, John Seaton Loweth, High st Public Buildings, New Inn, Thomas Wyatt, Preston Noel's Arms, l<'rancis Davis, Rid- Offices, &c. lington [hill CONVEYANCE BY RAILWAY. -- ON THE LEICE&TER SYSTON AND Rol'e and Crown, George Cliff, Hog 1 1 Royal Oak, Jame~ Sneath, Quet'n st CHURCHES OF THE ESTABLISHMENT PETERBOBOUGH LINE. Soncte's Arms, William Woodcock, ALL SAINTs', Seaton ...... Rev. William Station at MANTON, 4 miles north of Up. Gla•ton Purdoo, rector pingham ... William Ward, station mas. ter aod mana.ger of goods department Sun, James Wade, Belton [ton ST•. A.NDBE:W's, Glaston •• ReY. Edward Three Horse Shoes, Robt.l•lip,Sea• M illett, rector Tbe RtrGIBY and STAIIIIFORD LINE pa.seea Tbree Horse Shoes, Williaml\tusson, about 3 miles from Uppingham Sr. JOHIII's, Bisbrook.e... Rev. - Manby, An Omnibus, from the Falcon Hotel, tG Glaston curate the Man ton Station, at a quarter before Unicurn, John H. Donaby, High st Sr. M&aY's, Ayston ... Rev. William Ja1. eigbt in the morning, twelve at noon, & White Hart, Joseph Askew,High st Earle, M A., rector afternoon at balf-pallt three Sr. M .tRY's, Wardley ... ReY. Charles RETAILERS OF BEER. Henry Newmarch, rector Sr. MA aY's and ST. AN DREW's, Ridling• Davis Franci~. Ridlington FOR GOODS. Freeman Robert, High st ton •• Re•. F. J. Freeman, curate ST. PETER's, Bellon ... Rev. Charles Ely. Kin~;dom, Gr~::en Robert, Preston To all parts ot the the Midland N ewmarch, yicar & the London andNorthWesternRail. Nutt J<~mes, High H way Co.'s from their offices, the Falcon ST. P&TBR'S and ST. P.t UL's, Market pi Smith Tibbs, Beast market Holel yard, daily .... ,John Woodcock1 Sneath Ann, High st ... Rev. John Giles Dimock, rector; agent Stretton Rohert, North st ReY. Guerin Solbey, curate Suter Samuel, Ridliugtou Sr. PETER's and ST. PaUL's, Preston ... Thorpe Albert, Hi~h :,t Rev. William Belgrave, rector VAN DISSENTING CHAPELS. WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS. To SE& TON STATION, Louth's Van. from his house, the Horse & Trumpet,Hi~h BAPTIST, Uppingham. & Preston A ris Thoma!!, Hi~h st atreet, Friday morning at lline, return• Flint Mark (& sil.,ersmith), High st hiDEP.I!NDBNT, Cllapl'l lane ...... Rn. from tbe 1tation at ten minutes paat live Sparkes James, High ~t John Greeu INDEPENDENT, Preston WREI::LWRIGHTS C<INUT. Orange lane, Uppingham METHODIST (Wesleyan), North street, CARRIERS Chapman GPorge, Glaston Uppingham and at Preston Thefollofl!ing Carrier• ttart on WedneiUJ Freer Thoma!il, Nonh st 11!hen the day is not named. lslip William, Se~ton To BARROWDEN,-Goodlifl;fromthe Pelike William, Pre~ton Royal Oak Stevenson William, Belton To BELTON, - Warner, from the POOR LAW UNION George & Dragon WRITE SMITHS WORKHOUSE, LeiceStt'r road. To BRAUNSTON,- Hackett, from the Uuicom Geeson Samuel (and agricultural Clerk to the Board of Guard~n~ ... Mr. William Sheild To BUI.WICK, Barra.tt, from tho machine maker), High ~t [race George and Dragon Matler... Thomas Measures Mauton Charles, Leamington rer- To CALDECOT, --West. from tbe Matron •• Harriet Measures Chequers, W"doesday and Saturday WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS Schoolmist,·e&~ ... Emma. Measures To EDITH.WESTON, - Hales, from Ch,plain ... Rev. William Purdon the Unicorn Compton William, Market place Surgeon ...John Bell To EMPlNGAA.M, - Pogmore, from Healy Charles, Market place Relieving Officer-Jobn Wilford the Horae & Trumpet 19 UPPINGHAl\f, &c. mtrtttorp. CAR R IIUUJ Cmtinued. To MARKET-HARBOROU6H, - 1'o STAMFORD, Wm. Harbutt, from To GRE~T EASTON, - White, from White, from the(Jbequera his house, Church lane, :\Ion. & Fri. tbe Cheqaera To MEDBORNE, -- Jefi's, from the To STANYON, Bell, from the To HALLATON,- Plowright,from the Hor!lt' & Trumpet Chequers Cross Keys To OAKHAM, H11am, from the To LAX TON,- Graig, from the Georg6 Horse & 1 rumpet To TUG BY,-- Alien, from the White and Oras:on Hart To LODDJNGTON,-Broom, from the To RIDLINGTON,- Suter, from the Horse &: Trumpet Unicorn To WELDON, -- Ptentice, from the ToLUFFENHAM, JohnRose,fromthe To ROCKINGUAM,- Vir.kers, from George & Dragon, 8c- Spe~er, trom RoyalOa~ the Ge orge& Dragon, Wed. and Sat, the Royal 0 ail. • ' 20