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llolbeach Trades Diredory. J arvis Edward, Back lane Proctor Abraha.m, Pennyhill hous& VETERINARY SURGEONS. Leak John, High street Williams John, Victori~ street Dohson Robert W. Albert street Lewin John, Church street Maddock William, St. John's SADDLERS .AND HARNESS Kirkby George, Ba.rringtonga.te Nicholls Robert, Pennyhill MAKERS. WATCHMAKERS AND Presgrave John, Chapel street Coupland Eno, Market plaM Stephenson Robert, Hurn Simpson Thomas, High street JEWELLERS. Stevenson John, Fen Triffit Joseph, High street Barnes Thomas T. High street Taylor Georga, St. :Mark's SHOPKEEPERS. Bradley Mark, West end W estmoreland George, High street Lemon F. G. High st; & Baines Henry, Church street Sutton brdg IRONMONGERS. Clark Thomas, Drove Rippin Mrs Ann, Church street Guy Thoma~ (and gas:fitter), High st Coulson Thomas, St. John's WHEELWRIGHTS, Snarey William, West end Dollin William, Clough Elms Robert, Church street Bailey William, St. Matthew's W aite Charles, High street Castle William, Drove Moslin Jesse, High street Gregory Mrs Sarah, Albert street Hackney John, West end Kirton William, Littlebury street JOINERS AND BUILDERS. Helstrip Mrs Mary A. High street Mashford Charles, High street Chappell Joseph, (contractr) High st Matthews Michael, Bank Simpson Thomas W. Hurn Fawn James, Albert street May Thomas G. High street W almsley William, Fen Gilder Thomas, High street Ravell Mrs Sarah, West end Wicks Edward, St. Mark's Hardy Charles, St. John's street Savidge Joseph, Church street Wicks Francis, Hurn Haythorpe John & Zachariah, Bank Scott John Thomas, Bank Woods Ephraim, Washway Smith George H, Albert street West William F. Clough WINE &l SPIRIT MERCHTS~ Woolley John, Bank LAND SURVEYORS. Carter John (spirits only), High st. Frow Charles, C. E. High street STONEMASONS. Cook John F. High street Johnson Christopher, Washway Chappell Joseph, High street Hargrave William, High street Robinson Job, Fen Clark John, High street Jackson Charles, High street MILLINERS AND DRESS· Sleight Richard, Church street Ridlington and Son, Barrington gate MAKERS. SURGEONS. Sutton John E. (spirit), Penny hill brewery Bellattie 1\Irs. Mary E. Church st Harper Robert, Barringtongate Hardy Miss Rebecca, Church street Spencer Joseph H. Albert street ---· Heat Miss Helen, High street Vise Ambrose B. West end Vise Edwa.rd B. West end POST OFFICE. Lawson and Bratley, West end Mr Thomas Mitchell, High street, is Lyon Brothers, West end TAILORS. postmaster. Letters received at Ravell Mrs Sarah, West end Marked * are Drapers also. 6.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m., and box Smitb Miss Alice A. Cemetery road Cooley William Churoh street closes at 10.30. a.m. and 6. p.m. MUSIC AND MUSICAL IN- *Edgley Charles, High street Letters may be sent with extra STRUMENT DEALERS. Fields Cotnam (&glover), Back lane stamp till 6.20. SAVINGS' BAN:It, Flaxman Horatio, Church street MoNEY ORDER and INSURANCE M~tcdonald John C. High street Pocklington Fredk. J. St. John's st OFFICE open from 9 to 6 daily, Mitchell Thomas, High street Sindall John, St. Mark's on Saturdays till 8 p.m. TELE~ * Stevenson William, High street GRAPH OFFICE open from 7 a.m. ta PAINTERS1 PLUMBERS 8 p.m. AND GLAZIERS. THRASHING MACHINE RAILWAY Bean William, Albert street OWNERS. ")(Boor John, West end Alien and Walden, North parade Station on Bourn and Lynn joint Devon Thomas, Barringtongate Bailey Luke, Cemetery road line. Trains several times a. day Jex Henry, High street Taylor George, St. Mark's each way. Wm. Walton, station Pa tterson William, West end TINNERS, BRAZIERS AND master I Patterson William, jun. High street GAS FITTERS. CARRIERS. POTATO MERCHANTS. Fields Waiter, Cemetery road G. Mackinder, to Spalding, Tuesday Bellairs Jeremiah, Spalding road Guy Thomas, High street Thomas Clark, from Drovfl .,._Howell John, Barringtongate Hardy John B. (gunsmith), High st to Bpalding, Tuesday; Wisbeach, Mayes John, Northern lane Snarey William, West end Thursday and Saturday

MOULTON. MOULTON is a larg~ and handsome village, nearly 3 miles W. of Holbeach, and tS tniles E. by N. or Spalding. It has a Station on the Bourn and Lynn branch ofthe Great Northern line. Its population in· creased from 1228 in 1801 to 22 72 in 1871, and it contains 11,005 acres ofland, including a long tract off'ertile fen land, extending six tniles southward, and an extensive range of rich marsh land, stretching six miles northward to Fosdyke Wash, and exclusive of 600 acres still covered by the tides at high water, but bearing a scanty herbage and samphire beds. The parish has many large scattered farm houses, and the hamlets of Austindyke or Asendgke, 2t miles S. ; Eaugate, 4!- miles S. ; Moulton Ohapel, 4 miles S. ; and Seas· end, 2 miles N. by E. of Moulton; the last named being on the marsh, and the others on . Lord Boston is lord of the manor of Fitzwaltet and a moiety of Dominorum ; and E. 1,N estwood, Esq., of the manor of Harrington and a moiety of Dominorum ; the manor of Spalding extends into this parish. The chief landed proprietors are the lords of the manors, the Crown, Mrs. Johnson, Lord Say and Sele, St. John's College, Cambridge, W. C. Clll'istio, Esq., J. P. Savage, Esq.,James King, H. H. Tatam, Esq., o.nd, JEIIoe Wapentake. the Dodson, Everard and Buckworth families. The villnge, tmciently called Multon, is said to have originated in A.D. 1100, undel' the auspices of Thoma~ de Multon, the first Baron Multon, whose family had a moated mansion here, in a place called Hall grounds, which they occupied occasionally till 1313, when Margaret, the daughter and heiress of the last Lord Multon de Gillsland, married Baron Dacre, and left issue three daughters, one of whom married a Fitzwalter, another a Harrington. and the other died unmarried, and her portion of the Moulton estate was divided between the other two, so that the manors are now called " Fitzwalter, Harrington, and the moiety of Dominorum." In a green lane in this parish, called Old Spalding Gate, and formerly the main road across the country, stands a small ancient stone, called Elloe Stone, round which the wapentake court is said to have been held. Near Ravensbank, several Roman ilrns, of fine white and red earth, were dug up in 1721. On Deoern.bf):r Qth,l765, 9. sudden and unexpected tide inundated the salt marsh, and drowned 2092 sheep, 7 beasts, and 13 horses; and on November lOth, 1810, another breach was made in the bank and considerable damage, and some los!'t of life occasioned. The Church (All Saints') is a fine building, consisting ofnave, with aisles, chancel, south porch, and tower having a clock and 5 bells, and surmounted by a lofty ~tocketed spire. In 1868, the ohurch was thoroughly restored, and fitted with open seats. The date of the nave appears to be about A.D. 1200, and the clerestory has externally a beautiful Transitional arcade. The chancel and tower are of Perpendicular work, of which period the tower is an early and good example. . The benefice is a vicarage, valued in K.B. at £28. 13s. 4d., and now at £650, in the patronage of Mrs. Johnson, and incumbency of the Rev. John Russell Jackson, M.A., who has a spacious vicarage house, and 347 acres of glebe. The parish is tithe free. Monlton Chapel, at the hamlet of that name, 4 miles

S. ofthe village, is a plain brick octagonal structure, rebuilt in 1722, and the living is a curacy1 valued at £100, in the gift of the vicar, and incumbency of the Rev. Michael Sisson, of Spaldin~. A pretty Mission house, of red and white brick, in the Early Decorated style, was built at SeM end 1n 1868, at a cost of .£750. It has an apsidal chancel, open seats, and stone pulpit, and is used on week days as a school, which is attended by about 60 children. There is a National School at , attended by 50 children. The 'Vesleyans have two chapels here ; the Free Methodists have one at Moulton Chapel, lately enlarged ; and at Seas end is a Primitive Methodist Chapel, built in 1835. Moulton Free Grammar School was founded in 1561, by John Harroxe, or Horroxe, who endowed it with land in Moulton and 'Vhaplode, increased at the enclosure to 275A. 35P.; and now let for .£650 per annum ; but after payments of quit rents, repairs, &c .• and the interest of .£1100, borrowed on mortgage for drainage, enclosures, and erecting the new school building, tl1is sum is reduced to about £600 yearly. In 1856, a scheme in Chancery was obtained, under which the management of the school was vested in twelve Trustees, the salary of the head master fixed at £150, and that of the second at £70, each to have a good residence,.suitable for boarders, and a share of the capitation fees. At the same time the Rev. C. Moore, a late master, retired on an annuity of £100 from the funds of the Charity, by arrangement with the Commissioners. The school is now divided into Upper and Lower schools, which are conducted in separate buildings. That for the former, where classics, mathematics, and modern languages, &~ .• are taught, was built in 1856. It is. open to all boys of the Wapentake of Elloe, and the Rev. B. Christopher­ son, M.A., is the heacl master. The Lower school is held in the old building, erected in 1792, and is open to boys of Moulton ; l\fr. "Villiam Clarkeis the master. The Poor's Land and Houses, comprising fifteen cottages and other buildings, and SlA. 1R. 36P., mostly copyhold, let for £215 per annum, have belonged to the poor parishioners from time immemorial, and the rents are distributed half·yearly. A new scheme for the management of the Poor's land and houses was obtained in 1870, which allows o. portion of the income to be used for scholarships, hospitals, &c., and directs the residue to ba applied by the trustees in relieving the necessitous poor, who arc in receipt of parish relief. The poor have also the following yearly doles, viz. £13 for two widows, from 4A. 3R. 28P., purchased with £50 left by Ann Denny, in 1692; 20s. from land left by Richard Seaman, in 1667 ; 40s. left by William Gulson, in 1633; 26s. left by Erasmus Amy, in 1655; 52s. left by John Rea, in 1676, out of 5A. ofland which Hy. Holland, in 1~15, bequeathed wholly to the poor; £4. 6s. Sd. left by Sir Anthony Irby, out of Lord Boston's estate; and £5 in coals, as the interest of £100, left by Jacob Davey, in 1833. PosT OFFICE at Mr. Hardy Woolley's, Moulton. Letters arri~e at 8 a.m., and are despatched at 5.30 p.tn. 1 via Spalding. Moulton Chapel, Mrs. Priestman's. Letters arrive at Q a.m., and are despatched at 9.15 p.m. Marked 1 are at Moulton Chapel. Bates Henry, farmer, Loosegate Brownlay William, victualler, Man Abbott Edward, farmer, Loosegate 1 Becken William, boot & shoe mkr, and Horse, Eauga.te Adcock Thomas, butcher & carrier Bell Ge01·ge, victualler, White Swan Bull Willia.m, farmer, Common Atkinson George, shoemkr. Seas end Bell John, plumbet, glazier, and Burnham Mr Thomas, Marsh Atkinson Thomas, farmer, Marsh painter Cade Joseph, thrashing machine Atkinson William, farmr. Seas end Belcher Samuel, farmer, East fen owner, and victualler, George Atkinson Wilson, farmer Benner Charles William, shoemaker Cawdron -, blacksmith Bacon William, farmer, Fengate Biggadike Charles, farmer Cawdron Willia.m, coal deale:r Bailey John, farmer Bird Mr Thomas Chapman William, farmr. Eaugate 1, Bailey Seth, farmer 1 Booth William, farmer Chtistopherson Rev Brian, M.A. Bailey Thomas, mole & rat catcher Booth William Plowright, farmer & headmaster of Grammar school Ball T. horse breaker and clipper land surveyor Clark Henry, farmer, Crown hall, 1 Barber William, farmer 1 Bradford Mr Samuel Eauga.te Barlow Thomas, grocer, draper and 1 Bradford Thos. grocer & beerhs Clarke William, second master of general dealer Brooks Thomas, plumber, glazier Grammar school, Clifden house Barwell William, brlcklyr, & buildr. and painter Clay Chas. Waiter, frmr. Austindyke

• Pal"ts of llolland Clay Mrs Sarah King James Measure, corn miller, Sknpham John, farmer Coates George, farmer farmer and baker, Moulton mill Smith John, saddler and. grocer Cock John, farmer, Fengate Kirton William, blcksmth. Seas end Smith Thomas J. farmer, Fengate Cooke William Robert, farmer, Knight Jonathan, shoemaker Smith Thomas Gabley, tailor Austindyke hall Knight Mrs Sarah, day school Smith William, parish clerk, and Cooley Thomas, farmr. & drill ownr Knowles Joseph, farmer and farrier, Miss Lucy, draper Cope George, beerhonse Smith William, blacksmith, Fengate Crane Mrs Eleanor, farmer Landen William, beerhs. & coal dlr Stedmans John, beerhonse and coal Cnnnington William, market gardnr Lane Shipton, farmer and victualler, merchant, Marsh Dawson Charles, farmer, Seas end Hare and Hounds, Marsh · 1 Tagg John, farmer Dennison Henry, farmer; & Henry Leaton John Thomas, frmr. Fengate 1 Talks Reuben, vict. Plough Inn William, junr. Moulton Chapel Lee J oseph, farmer Tatam Henry Hardy, 'Esq. &Edward De Pear Mark, farmer, Eangate Lee Robert, farmer, Loosegate John, Esq. The Hollies, Seas end Diggle Jno. Harbct, frmr. Common Leedale William, vict. Masons' Arms Taylor Jno. Wm. Elm honse,Eaugate Dodson Mr John Harrop, gentleman Maples Thomas, farmer, Old Guide Thacker John, thrashing machine Dodson John Harrop, farmer, Marsh House, Common owner and farmer, Seas end Earl Everitt, beerhouse, Seas end Markham George, farmer, Marsh Thomazin Robert, wheelwright and Earl John, farmer, Common Markham Thomas, farmer, Common carpenter Earl Robert, farmer, Seas end Molsher John, farm bailiff, Marsh Thorp Robert, butcher and farmer Eason Matthew, farmer Moody John, carpenter Thorpe Francis, farmer, Fengate Edwards Edwin, saddler Morfoot John, farmer, Hallgate Thun;tonMiss Sarah Ann, National Eggleston John, farmer, Loosegate Morfoot William, frmr. Austindyke schoolmistress, Seas end Ellis Joseph Turnbull, farmer, Morfoot 'Vm. jnn. farmr. Austindyke Tidswell Thomas Harrison, surgeon, Moulton Chapel 1 Newton Thomas, beerhouse M.R.C.S., L.S.A., medical officer Elsdale Mrs Elizabeth Osborn Mr James of Moulton dist. & pub. vaccinator 1 Elsom Job, pig dealer & victualler, Otter J. victualler, Golden Lion, 1 Tumbull John, butcher Three Tuns Seas end Turnbull Jonathan, frmr. Eaugate George Frederick, surgeon, Parrish Isaac, farm bailiff Turnbull Robert, farmer, Washway M.R.C.S., L.S.A. and L.R.C.P. Patchett Hosea, farmer 1 Tumbull Mrs Sarah, farmer Fisher William, shoemaker Peake John, farmer, Fengate Twell Misses Ann & Harriet, grocers 1 Foot Abraham, farmer Peake Lewis, tailor and drapers, Seas end Foster Thomas, farmer, Manor house Pearson Augustin, shoemaker Twell Henry, highway surveyor and :Foster William Edward, solicitor, Pennington John, farmer assistant overseer, Common Manor house Phipp Joseph, vict. Red Cow, Marsh Twell Thomas, farmer, Marsh Foster Henry, farmer, Common Pick Mrs J ane Twell William, corn miller & baker, 1 Foster Mr William Pickwell John, blacksmth. Seas end Seas end Fovargue Mr2 Mary, beerhouse and 1 Plowman George, corn miller, Twell Zachariah, farmer, Seas end shopkeeper, East fen baker and farmer Vickers William l\1iall, farmer Free Isaac, farmer Plowright George Carter, farmer, W aite Samuel, farmer, Marsh Gainsley Benjamin Bristow, farmer Austindyke Ward Jonathan, farmer, Snake hall, George Uriah, shoemaker Pocklington Mr Robert, Wisteria hs Eangate Goose Thomas, farmer, East fen Pocklington Robert James, farmer, Wrttson David, butcher & farmer Goy Christopher, farmer, Eaugate Austindyke Webster Joseph, farmer, Loosegate 1 Green Thomas, farmer 1 Priestman Mrs Marianne, grocer, 1 Westland Miss Rebecca, school~ 1 Griggs John, shoemaker draper and postmistress mistress · Grnndy Jonathan, frmr. East fen Prior Robt. wheelwght. &c. Fenga.te 1 Williamson Charles, fellmonger Guy Herman, farmer, Marsh Ranby Low John, farmer, West fen Williamson Mrs Rebecca, Moulton Harpham Benjamin, frmr. Seas end Bedford J oseph Ward, farmer, Chapel Harris John, grocer, Seas end Austindyke Wiseman John, farmer, East fen Haynes David, victualler, White Reed George, farmer, Marsh Wiseman Richard Everard, farmer, Horse, Seas end Reed John, farmer, Common Fengate Heeley l\lrs Frances, frmr. Common Reed William, farmer, Roman bank Wittering Thomas, farmer, Eangate HodiSon Hy. wheelwght.&c., Eaugate Rhodes Joseph, farmer Woods William, shopkpr, Seas end Hodson Martin, wheelwright, &c. 1 Roberts John Watson, farmer Woods William, junr. wheelwright Eaugate 1 Robinson Adonijah, farmer and carpenter, Seas end . Hollingsworth N evil, frmr. Common Robin son J ph. Ash all, station master Woolley Hardy, grocer and druggist, Holman John, vict. Barge, Marsh Rose Thomas, shoemaker, Seas end registrar of births and deaths, Holmes Mrs Rosling Alfred, farmer, Eaugate agent to Norwich Union Fire a~d Horby Thomas, vict. Axe & Handsaw Rosling George, farmer, Eaugate Life Co. and sole agent for the 1 Huntsman .John, farmer Rower Wm. grocr. & bakr. Seas end Newspaper Press Fund for the 1 Huntsman Henry Thomas, farmr Rowthan Henry, farmer County, and postmaster 1 Huntsman John Edmund, grocer, Rowthan Henry, junr. nursery and W oolley Miss; schoolmistress draper and butcher seedsman, and market gardener, Wyman John, victualler, Bell Hurn Thomas, farmer, Fengate Gothic cottage RAILWAY-Station on the Bourn and J ackson Thomas N evitt, frmr. Marsh Savage John Pearson, Esq. Parkhs Lynn line (G.N.R.) Trains several Johnson Jas. Rilott, grocr. Seas end Savage Mr Wm. Milestone cottage times a day. Joseph Ashall Jones Thomas, cowkeeper 1 Sergeant J ames, farmer Robinson, station master

PINCHBECK. PINCHBECK is a neat village, on the Donington road, 2 miles N. of Spalding. The population of its parish increastld from 1538 in H\01 to 3149 in H\71, a.nd it extends over 13,070 acres of land, including the scattered hamlets enumerated below, and an extensive tract of fe1·tile fen, stretching from about 7 Elloe Wapentake. miles "\V. and S.W. to the borders of Deeping Fen. It includes part of Wash. Mrs. Johnson and C. F. Banner, Esq., are lady and lord of the manors, but a great part of the soil belongs to Earl Brownlow, Lord Say and Sele, T. R. Buckworth, Esq., and the Plowright, Beatson, Beridge, Duncombe, .Atty, Sharpe, Wayet, Fletcher and other families. Mr. M. I . .Aitken has a flax scutching mill here, and. employs about 100 hands. Pinchbeck, or Otway Hall, so called from the families who occupied it, was a moated mansion, but was taken down in 1802, and a spacious mansion, called The Hall, erected near its site, in 1812. In 1742, a brass coin of Qommodus was found in the gardens, and in the following year, several pipes of baked earth were dug up. The Parish Church (St. Mary) is a spacious and hand­ some fabric, consisting of a nave of five bays, with aisles, chancel with north aisle, south porch, a fine western doorway, and massive square tower with a clock and five bells. The chancel contains a restored piscina and sedilia for two priests, and the rood stair case remains. In 1864, the interior was well restored, and fitted with open seats, at the cost of the vicar, who, in 1855, spent a considerable sum in im­ proving the building. The vicarage, valued in K.B. at £40. 6s. 4~ d., and now at £700, is in the patronage and incumbency of the Rev. West Wayet, M.A., who has a large and handsome vicarage house. The National School is a spacious brick building, with master's residence, erected in 1844, and now enlarged. It is attended by about 130 children, and has an endowment of £34 a year, arising from a house and about 12 acres of land, of which 7 were allotted at the enclosure, and the remainder given at an early period by Thomas Hotchkin and Michael .1\Iitchell. The Independents have a spacious chapel at Money Bridge, erected in 1787, and enlarged in 1844; the Free Church Methodists one, built in 1847; and the Baptists one, built in 18-!4. "\Vest Pinchbeck Church District, which was formed in 1851, comprises the Fen, Pinchbeck Bars, and all the western portions of the parish, which extend from 4 to 6 miles vV. and S."\V. The Church (St. Bartholomew) is at Pinchbeck Bars, and is an exceedingly pretty structure, built in 1849, at a cost of £1500, chiefly given by the patron. It is in the Early Decorated style, from designs by Butterfield, and consists of a lofty nave with north aisle, chancel and south porch, and bell gable containing two bells. The interior is fitted with open seats, and has an organ, lately obtained, at a cost of £100. The east window is of three lights and is filled with stained glass. The living is a vicarage, valued at £200, in the patronage of the Rev. \V. "\Vayet, and incumbency of the Rev. P. S. Wilson, M.A., who has a good vicarage house. The district National School is now attended by about lOO children, and is about to be considerably enlarged. In 1866, a cottage and garden were conveyed to the vicar and churchwardens, by Mr. T. Plowright, senior, for the use of the schoolmaster. The Free Methodists have a chapel here, erected in 1863. Podehole is a hamlet, 2 miles S. of the village, and is chiefly remarkable as being the lowest point of this fen district, and hence the spot selected for the erection of pumping works for the drainage of the Deeping and Pinchbeck fens (described ·with Spalding). It contains an excellent National School, erected in 1860, and attended by 50 children, in which Divine servi~e is held on Sundays; and a Baptist Chapel, erected about 1852. The poor have the following :yearly doles, viz., £16 from 5A. lR. of land, left by Robert Baggott, in 1708; £22 from land, &c., left by Bevil \V:iillberley, in 1725, and augmented at the enclosure; 20s. left by Roger Warriner, out of a house and land, at Money Bridge; 10s. left by Samuel Purday, out of 2~ acres in the South Field, belonging to .1\Ir. William Colvin; £9, the interest of £180, left by Mrs. Mary Wayet, in 1831; £8. 4s., the interest of .£183, left by William Long, in 1785; and £8. Ss., the rent of 4 acres of land at . PosT OFFICES At Mr. Thomas Chatterton's, in the village, letters arrive at 'T a.m., and are despatched at 8 p.m. ; at Mr. Thomas Broome's, at Pinchbeck 'Vest, and at Mr. William White's, Podehole, letters arrive at 7.30 a.m., and are despatched at 6 p.m. All go via Spalding, which is the nearest Money Order Office. • Marked * are in West Pinchbeck. Benner lVfr Emanuel Carter John, farmer • Adams Robert, corn miller & baker Benner George, farmer •Caulton Everett, farmer; h Marsh Aitken Martin Irving, flax scutcher ; Benner John, farmer, Glen side •Caulton William, farmer, Glebe fm and Surfleet Benner William, farmer, Glen side •Cawthorn Miss Harriet, shopkeeper Allan William, superintendent of *Bennett Charles, blacksmith Cawthorn James, thrashing machine drainage works, Podehole Black Edward, beerha. Pinchbeck rd owner, Glen side Alien Charles, farmer, Glen side Bollon John George, relieving officer, *Chamberlain William, farmer Alien Mrs Eliz. farmer, Northgate inspector of nuisances and public Chatterton Joseph, boot & shoe mkr itAlien Henry, farmer prosecutor under Vaccination Act Chatterton Thomas, shoemaker and *Ash by William, farmer Boothby Thomas Seagrave, farmer, postmaster itAtkin George, farmer Glen side Chatterton Wm. corn miller & baker Atkin William, victualler, Cuckoo Bow cock John Brown, joiner & buildr Chappell J no. farmer, Spalding comn Inn, Cuckoo road Bowles Theophilus, farmer, Grange •Clark Bilton, tailor Atkinson Mr Thomas, Northgate Branton Mrs Sarah, farmr. Podehole Clark Drury, farmer, Millgreeu Avery Miss Jane, National school- Branton William, farmer, Podehole Clark John, farmer, Millgreen mistress, Podehole Bratley John, wheelwright Clarkson John, blacksmith, Podehole Ealdock John, farmer, Glen side *Bridges Joseph, farmer •Clifton John, shopkeeper Eales Jno. farmer, Woolram Wygate *Broome Thos. sexton & postmaster Clifton Jph. wheelwright & carpenter Barnett James, farmer, Millgreen Brown Mr Joseph Coates George, farmer, Glen sida Eartry Charles, victualler, Bell Brown Matthew, farmer, Fengate *Cocks Stephen, farmer *Bates Aaron, station master, North Brummitt Edward, blacksmith Colvin Thomas, market gardener,. Drove Brummitt John Holland, farmer Cherry bolt Bell Mrs Ann *Burdall John Thomas, farmer Colvin William, gardener & farnier *Bell amy Dawson, farmer; h Spanby BurdelllVfattw. farmer, Pinchbeck Fn Money bridge gardens :Bell Fras. Hunter, butcher & beerhs Burrell John, cow keeper, Crossgate •Cordley George, blacksmith 3 c •

Parts oC Holland. Cooling Robert, farmer & thrashing Major John William, joiner, wheel- •Stanton Edward, shopkeeper machine owner, Fengate wright and beer retailer Stephenson Miss Annie, National •Cowham John, farmer Mann Mrs Ann, farmer, South Fen schoolmistress •cranfield John, shopkpr. Glen side Mann Charles, beerhouse, Podehole •Stapleton Bobert, vict. Cross Keys barley Robert, farmer, Millgreen •Mann Henry, farmer, Fengate Stiles Thomas, surgeon, M.B.C.S., -na.wkins John, carpenter Marshall William, carpenter, &c. L.S.A. & Union med. officer & regr. Dawson Richard, farmer, Millgreen Marwood Philip, gardener of births, deaths and marriages Dennison John, plumber, glazier, Mitchell Charles, farmer Storey Bobert, farmer, Millgreen painter, newsagent and gravestone Mitchell Charles, farmer Strickland William, boot and shoe cutter Molsher Henry, farmer, Fengate maker, Podehole *Dobbs Peter, farmer Munton William, beerhouse,Northgt Stubley Thos. beerhs. Herring bridge *Dow John, farmer, Fengate Neal Benjamin, farmer Stubley J ames, farmer '*Ellis John, wheelwright & carpentr •North William) farmer Stubley William, farmer *Fisher John, police officer,Glen side • Pacey Philip, farmer Stubley William Grain, farmer Foster William, farmer, Millgreen •Page John, farmer and victualler, •Sutton John William, National •Fountain Moses, farmer; h Gos- Horse and Jockey schoolmaster berton Palmar George Hubbard, boot and Swan Mrs Sarah, farmer, Podehole l!'reir Henry, wheelwright, Podehole shoe maker Swift Chas. Cooke, farmer, Glen side •Garrett John, boot and shoe maker Parker Bailey, market gardener, Taylor :Francis, farm bailiff Gee William, grocer, draper & milli- Glen side *Taylor John, farmer ner & agent to General Insce. Co. Parker Reuben, (j) gardener, Glen sd Taylor Samuel, shopkpr. Crossgate *Goodyer Peter, brickmaker Parker Charles, market gardener and •Thomas Robert, farmer, Glen side Green Thomas, bricklayer, Crossgate farmer, Glen side Thompson Edward Charles, beer- ' Gulson Waiter, carpenter, M~ney Patchett John, farmer house, Pinchbeck road bridge lane Patchett Thomas, farmer, Millgreeen Thompson John, carpenter, Millgm Hammond Thos. farmer, Glen side *Plowright J ames, farmer· •Tipler John, boot and shoe maker Handley Mrs Ann Plowright Mr Thomas Tomlinson John, farmer Harby Mrs Mary, farmer, Millgreen Plowright Thos. jn. farmer, The Hall Tomlinson Saml. butcher at Surfleet '*Hardy Henry, farmer, Fen *Porter Mark, beerhouse •Turner Edward, beer retailer, Fen •Hardy William, farmer, Fengate . • Porter William, farmer Ulyatt Thos. farmer, Pinchbeck cmn Hargrave Isaac, butcher Rainbow Joseph, farmer, Millgreen Upton Mrs Bebecca, farmer, Glen sd Harrison Mrs Frances, brewer, far- Ramm John, gardener W aite Thomas, vict. Old Boarden mer and victualler, Bull , Rawlinson James, farmer, Northgate Bridge, Glen side *Harrison William, farmer, Glen side Reynolds Mrs Betsy, farmer Wallis Mrs Eliz. Ann, ladies' day and Hensman George William, tailor Reynolds William, blacksmith boarding school, Ivy cottage and draper Rigge Mr Edward, Otway house W almsley William, beerhs. Podehole Hensman Uriah, market gardener •Rimington John, wheelwright and Waltham Robert, farmer, Pinchbeck Hensman Uriah, shopkeeper carpenter common Hill Simon,corn mi11er, baker& grocr *Riseley Thomas, coal dealer and W aring J ames, tailor and draper Hockerston John, superintendent, carr1er• Wayet Rev West, M.A. vicar ,Vicarage Drainage works, Podehole Robinson Edward, farmer, Glen side W ebb Wm. thrashing machine ownr Holliday Robert, mill overlooker Robinson Mr John, Herring bridge Wells Alfred, grocer, draper & agent *Holmes Thomas, farmer •Robinson James, farmer to British Equitable Insurance Co. Hooson Rev William, M.A. curate •Robinson John, jun. farmer, Par- Wells Edward, farmer, Millgreen Horrod J ames, farmer son drove *Wheat Benjamin, farmer Horrod Thomas, market gardener, * Robinson Wilfrid, shoemkr. Glen sd White William, grocer, baker and Pinchbeck road •Robinson Wm. farmer, Cuckoo frm postmaster, Podehole •Houlden George, farmer, Fengate Robinson Wm. vict. Podehole Inn *Wiles William, farmer •Houlden Geo. Meredith, shoemaker Roe Thomas Nicholas, wheelwright, Wiles William, farmer, Millgreen '*Hoyles George Welberry, farmer &c. Podehole Wilkinson Thomas, mason & builder, •Hum Daniel, farmer Rogers William Fisher, saddler, &c. Northgate Islip Mrs Eliz. farmer, Millgreen Rowlett William, farmer, Fen Williamson Joseph, grocer, baker Jacklin Edwin, bricklayer, builder •Butter John, butcher, grocer & brhs and butcher, Podehole , and vict. Five bells, Money bridge • Saxton Francis, farmer Williamson Robt. farmer, Podehole J ackson Cordley, blksmth. Cuckoo rd *Saxton John, farmer Wilson John, National schoolmaster *Jackson Isaac, victualler, Rose and Saxton John Thos. farmer, Northgt • Wilson Rev Plumpton Stravenson, Crown, Glen side Sellers James, corn miller & baker, M.A. vicar of Pinchbeck West Jackson Richard, farmer, Glen side Northgate Woods Mrs Elizabeth, farmer, Horse J ackson Mr Thornton, Pinchbeck rd Sewell Edward, farmer shoe bridge '*Jackson William, butcher Sharman Michl. farmr, Pinchbeck rd *Woodthorpe Mrs Jane, National •Xingston Bobert, farmer, assistant Sharp Edward, farmer, Pinchbeck rd schoolmistress overseer and rate and tax collector •Sharp George, farmer, Glen side Woodward Isaac, farmer •Kirlew William, beerhouse Sharp Mrs My. Ann, Pinchbeck bars Woodward John, farmer, Fengate Ladd Robert, plumber, glazier, &c. Shotbolt Philip and Greenham, far- 'Vright Edward, farmer, Millgreen and gravestone cutter mers, South Fen *Wright William, thrashing machine Langton William, farmer * Simmonds J ames, farmer owner & beerhouse, Money bridge •Laxton Clement, farmer, Fen Allot- Simpson William, farmer, Fen Yarrad Michael, farmer ; h Spalding ments, Cowbit Slator John, shopkeeper York Edward, farmer, Glen side Lee George, farmer, Welland side Smith Joshua, farmer, Millgreen •Lewis Robert, blacksmith *Snea.th George, farmer, Fengate RAILWAY-Station on the G. N. Rail­ tilley John, fruit merchant, Northgt Speed John, farmer, Pinchbeck road way; Aaron Bates, station master Lindsey John, land surveyor Squire John, joiner and builder CARIUER-Thomas Riseley, to Spal­ *Lupton John, farmer and brewer Squire William. butcher & farmer ding, Monday, Tuesday, Friday an~ Mabbott Willi~m, account~nt Staddon Rev Ja.mes (Baptist) Saturday