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~2 ASflBY -DK-LA-ZOUCB. LEICESTERSHIRE. [KELLY'S a.m. & I2.35 &. 7.30 p.m.; Stution, cleared at 10.50 County court is held at the Police court once a month. a.m. & 12.40 & 7.35 p.m The foilowing places are in the district :-Albert Village, COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH Ashby Woulds, Appleby, Kuckfordby, Bardoll. Boothorpe, Boundary, Calke, Coalville, Coleorton, Don­ PETTY SESS'IONAL DIVISION. ington-on-the Heath, Donisthorpe, Ellistown, Goose Moore George John esq. M.A., D.L. Appleby hall, AtllCr­ Pen, Griffydam, Hartshorne, Heather, Heath End, stone (chairman) Hugglescote, Littleworth, Lonnt, Measham, Moira, A.bney Capt. William de Wiveleslie C.B. Measham hall ~Iu".hroom Lane, KOl'manton-le-Heath, Netherseal, Beaumont Rev. Canon Wm. Beresford M.A. Coleortoll Newbold, Newton Burgoland, Newton Nethercote, Oak­ rectory, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch thorpe, Osgathorpe, Overseal, Packing ton, Pegg's Cave-Browne-Cave Sir Mylles bart. D.L. Stretton hull, Green, Ravenstone, Smisby, Snarestone, Snibstone, Ashby-de-1a-Zouch Staunton Harold, Stretton-en-Ie-Field, Swannington, Ferrers Earl D.L. Staunton lIarold, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Swepstone, Thornborough, Thringstone, Ticknall, Whit­ Ge.rman John esq. F.S.1. Huntingdon house, Ashby-de­ wick, Willesley, Woodville & Worthington la-Zouch For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in that Hatchett Major Joseph, Werneford house, Rave1:lstone, of Leicester, John Gulson Burgess, I Derridge street, .A.shby-de-Ia-Zouch Leicester, official receiver Joyce John Hall esq. Blackfordby, Burton-on-Trent Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distres~ Joyce Matthew Ingle esq. M.A. Abbots Oak, Whitwic~, Amendment Act," Harry Germllll, Market street; Leicester George D. Orchard, ',,"ood street; Gl'Orge German,Pack­ Joyce Nicholas esq. Smallthornes, Stafford ington; Alfred Stimson, )Iarket street; Benjamin J ohn­ Loudoun Earl of, Willesley hall, .A.shby-de-Ia-Zouch SOI1, Coalville Moore Rev. Charles Thos.M. .A..Appleby rectory,Atherstone Fire Engine House, Cattle mnrket, Hell1'Y Watts, supt Pa.rbridge Col. Wm. Robinson,Breedon,Ashby-de-la-Zouch Market Hall, Market street, Henry Baggott, hall keeper Rawdon-Hastings The Hon. Paulyn Francis Cuthbert, Police Station & Magistrates' Room, South street, William Old Park, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Fredk. Holloway, supt.; I sergeant & :l constables Smith J ames esq. Donington, Leicester Whetstone William Frederick esq. Broom Leys, Coalville, VOLU~TEERS Leicester 1St Volunteer' Battalion (Leicestershire Regiment) (I White John Puxley esq. The Scotlands, Coalville, Leicester Co.); Armoury, 4 Wood street; Capt. George German, Tl.J.e Chairmen. for the time being, of the Ashby-de-la­ romm'mding; 'Y.C. Stevenson & James Martin Curtois, Zouch. Ashby WouIds & Coalville Urban Dist.rict lieutenant·s Oouncils are ex-officio magistrates ASHBY -DE-LA-ZOI;CH I;XION. Clerk to the Magistrates, David Hale, South street Board day, saturday, fortnightly. Petty Sessions are held every alternate saturday at the Police court, & alternate fridays at the Police court, The Union comprises the following parishes :~Appleby, Coalville; the Magistrates' Clerk's office is also used as A'lhby-de-la-Zouch, Ashby Woulds, Bardon, Blackford. !in occasional court house by, Boundary (Derby), Calke or Caulk (Derby), Chilcote, Coalville, Coleorton, Hartshorne (Derby), Heather, Hug­ The following p:aces are within the petty sessional di­ gle'Scote & i.)onington, Measham, :Xetherseal (Derby). vision, viz. :-Appleby, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch, Ashby Normanton-le-Heath, Oakthorpe et Donisthorpe, Osga­ Woulds, Bardon Park, Blackfordby, Breedon-on-the-Hill, thorpe, Overseal (Derby), Packington, Ravenstone with Chilcote, Coleorton, Coalville, Donisthorpe & Oakthorpe, Snibstone, Smisby (Derby), Snareston,Staunton Harold, Heather, Hugglescote, Measham, Normanton-le-Heath, Stretton, Swanning-ton, Swepstone, Thringston, Ticknall Osgath(}rpe, Packington. Ravenstone with Snibston, (Derby), Whitwick, Willesley, Woodville (Derby) et Stretton-en-le-Field, Swannington, Swepstone, Snare­ 'Yorthington. The popUlation in 1891 was 36,368; area, stone, Staunton Harold,_ Thring8tone, 'Yhitwick, Wil­ .Q,09I acres; rateable value in 1899, £189,836 le81ey & Worthington Clerk to Guardians & Assessment Committee, George ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH URBA.X DISTRICT COUNCIL. Farmer, 60 :\Iarket street Treasurer, James Lawford, Leicestershire Banking Co ¥eeting day, second monday in each month, at 7 p.m. Relieving & Vaccination Officers, No. I, Ashby-de-la­ Offices, ~i:arket hall. Zouch district, William Heafield, 62 Wood street,Ashby­ Members. de-Ia-Zouch; No. 2, Measham district, Thomas G. Blake, Measham Retiring in April, I901. Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No 1 district, Chairman-John German Alfred Orchard L.R.C.P.Lond. Market street, Ashby­ John Pearson Adcock I WiIliam Gascoyne de-Ia-Zouch; No. 2 district, John Hall Joyce B.A., Ebenezer Bullen John Hassall ~I.E., E.C. Woodville; No. 3 district, Roderic Logan Thomas WiIIiam Davenport Thomas Jesson M.R.C.S.Eng. Market street, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch i No. William Dickinson George Dean Orchard 4 district, John Colley Smyth Burkitt l\LD. Whitwick; Xo. 5 district, Robert lVyatt Jamie M.D. Coalville; No. Officers. 6 district, Edmunu John Thompson M.R.C.S.Eng. ~Iea­ Clerk, Wi:liam Alfred Musson, Market street sham Tre1..'Iurer, J. Lawford,Leicestershire Banking Co. Leicestr Superintendent Registrar, George Farmer, 60 Market Medical Officer of Health, Charles Roberts Williams M.B., street; deputy, Alfred Stimson, Market street O.M. 15 Ivanhoe terrace Registrar of Marriages, 'rhomas Davenport, Leicester Surveyor &; Sanitary Inspector, George Henry Lilley, road; deputy, Henry Blood, 31 Tamworth road Tamworth road Re~strars of Births & Deaths, Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch sub­ Collector, Robert Jarvis Timms, The Hi:! district, lVilliam Heafield. 62 Wood street, Ashby-de-la­ Zouch; Hartshorne sub-district, Charles Higgins, ASHIlY-DE-LA-ZOUCH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Smisbv: Measham sub-district, Thomas G. Blake. Meet.s at the Board room of the Ashb~- Guardians,monthly, Measham; WhIt wick sub-district, Jacob Newbury, on iaturdays, afta the Guardians' meeting. Whit wick ; deputy, Mrs. Emma Jane Newbury Clerk, George Farmer, 60 Market street Workhouse, to hold 300 inmates, John William Brown, Treasurer, James Lawford, Leicl'stershire Banking Co. master; Alfred Orchard, medical officer; Rev. L. W. Leicester Lloyd M.A. chaplain; Amelia Chapman, matron. III November, 1894, a new infirmary was opened Medical Officl"r of Health, George Simpson Hart ~I.B., B.Ch. Measham School Attendance Committee. Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector, Jamrs Bates Holroyd, 2 Clerk, George Farmer, 60 Market s1. Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch Avenue road Attendance Officer,Geo.Sale,Oakthorpe,Ashby-de-la-Zouch PUBLIC ESTABLISH:\1EXTS. PUBLIC OFFICERS. ,A.qsembly Room. Market hall ..!.ssistant Overseer & Poor Rate Collector, Thomas Farmer, Oemetery. Hill top, John King, clerk to the burial board Tamworth road Cottage Hospital. Leicester road, Rodel'ic lRobert Walttlr Certifying Factory Surgeon. WaIter Williams Godfrey Logan M.R.C.S.Eng., Alfred Orchard L.R.C.P.Lond., Stables L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng. 26 Kilwardby st M.R.C.S.Eng., Waiter Williams Goofrey Stable 9 Clerk to the Coalville ["rhan District Council, Thoma~ M.R.C.S.Eng. & Charles Roberts "-illiamS' ~I.B., G.M., Jesson, Kilwardby street medical officers; Miss Evelyn Mansel, matron Clerk to the Swadlincote TJrban Di5trict Council, William County Court, His Honor Wightman Wood, judge; Alfred Musson. Market stref't William Alfred Musson. registrar & high bailiff. Th£' Tax Collector, Henry Blood., 3[ Tamworth road .
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