BARROW"'OS-SOAR. . 486 who each r.eceiV8 6s. a week. The burning of lime is exten- district). Richard P. Bell, ; (Quorndon dist"ict)~ lSiVtIV carried on here; it is obtained ,i·oUl the Lia~ fOfma- ~amuel Har!,is, Quorndon; (Rotllley district), William tion, which underlies a large portio~ of the parish, aud Paulson, Mount Sorrel.i (Belgrave" district), Alfred many interesting fossils have been fOllDd. This parish was Wilson Emms, Belgrave the birthplace of Bishop Beveridge. Edward Warner esq. f S",pcrintendent Registrar t Registrar of Mq,rriogBII; of Quorn Hall, is lord of the manor. The principallalld- I Joseph Camm, Quorndon '- _ owners are E. Warner esq. W.J. WooIley esq.J'. S. Cros:lley I Registrars of Births ~. Deathsy Qeorge Bryan.,. Mount e:;q.and the trustees of the Barrow Hospital. The soil is chiefly Sorrel; W. C. Dalley, ;" J ames Cam~, QllorndoJ); clay; subsoil, cla.y. The chief crop~ are wheat, barley and Thomas Buttery, Mount Sorrel beana. The area of the parish is 9,160 ucres, and of the Workhuuse. RothlfY, Thomas Buttery, master; William township 2,51Q; lateablevalue, £15,101; the population in' Paulson, surgeon; Rev. W. H. Maynard, chaplain; Mrs. 1871 was,in Ihe township, 2,025. Buttery, matron Parish Clerk". J oh~ Lockwood, ltUlU.L SA~ITARY AUTHORITY. POST OPPICK.-Thomas Ches,te.-, postmaster. Letters Clerk, W. W. Goode, ilrrive from Loughborough at 7.4.') a..~.; dispatched at Medical O/Jicers of Health,. same as ahove h.30 p.lJ,I. The nearest money order office b a~ Quorndon Inspector of Nuisances, Thomas Miles & George Bryan ! BARROW-ON-SOAR UNION. SCHOOLS :- The Barrow-on-Soar Union comprises- the. following Here ~s a Grammar School for such boys of the inhabitan ts parishes :-Ansty, ..lnsty Pastures, Barkb-y~ as are able to pass a rudimentary examination, &- it is Thonpe, Barrow-on-Soar, Beaumont Leys, , tiel­ endowed with an estate (including the house fdr the grave, Birstall" Bradg-at3, Crossington, Crops tone, CroXl­ master) producing £100 yearly, & other 'Property pro­ ton South, Giiroes, Leicester Abbey, Leicester Frith, ducing about £80 a year ,Se fOllnded by the Rev. Humphrey' Mapplewell Longdalet North, Mountsorrel Perkins in 1717: a new scheme is in preparation by the ~outh, Newtown Lmf'ord, , Quorndon, Chari ty COtll missioners for the management of ,the school; Ratcliffe-on-the-Wreake, , rtothley. it is available tor boarders as well as day scholars, the I Temple, . SiJeby, , Syston, ThruBsing- Rev. William Frederick Asbridge M.A. master 10n. , North, Thurmaston South, . Waltoll-iuper-Wolds, &: Woodhouse. A School Board was formed in 1875, W. Webbe, clerk Board day, tupsday, fortnightly. Board School, Charles Soar, master; Mrs. Minnie Scurr,­ Clerk, W. W. Goode, Loughborough assistant mi~tress Collectors, Relieving t Vaccination Officers (Mount Holy Trinity, William Fitness, master Sorrel district), George Bryan, Mount. .tiorr~l ;- (Syston Railway Station, George Lattimer, station master di.strict), Thomas Mills, Syston CARRIERS TO:- Mfdical O.fficer.~ t Public Vaccinators( Syston distnct), LE1CEST ER-C harles Chapman, wednesday WilIiam Gharle~ DaIley, Systonj (BarrQw-on-Soar LOUGHBOROUGH-Charles Chapman, daily PRIVATB RESIDENTS. Hramley John, gardener Lewin & Co. eoalmer(!hants Asbridge Rey. WillilllD Frederick M.A Briggs Thomas, Thre8 CroWn.ff Lockwood Edmond, Royal Oak Burbage-Hambly Charles Hambly, Brookes George, shopkeeper Lockwood John, butcher The Leys HTyan John, Fox, & baker & farmer Lockwood J ohn,juJl. butcher Crossley M ra Chapman Charles, carrier Lovett William, grocer Kirton Miss Chapman John, shopkeeper . M arcer Thomas, baker f Hawker Mrs Chester Thomas, grocer, & agent for W. Mason George, t"arm bailiff to Willialft JoilOson William, CliHvilla & A. Gilbey, wine&t!pirit merchants Hurrison Moore Mrs Cross Charles, coro dealer Mayes William, hosier .• Newham Ret. William Leightbn M.A. Cross George Arthur, farmer N eaI Goorge, grocer 1vicar 1, 'rile Vicarage Cunningtoll S1ephen, shopkeeper Oliver John, draper O'CoJlnel1 John' I Dexter George, tailor Oswin William,siloe maker Snow J'Ohn Ellis John & Sont'l, lime burners Se slate Perkins Alfred, IIhopkeepe1 Wale Samuel Chapman merchants,Swithland; &. at Leicester Scott William, coal dealer W ooIley -Charles D. Blll'r6weliff Freelf Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper ~impkin John, shoe maketl Woolley William Edward, Barroweliff Freer WilIialll, wheelwright Smith Joseph, beer retailer W oolley William J obn, BarrowclHI Frier J oho, shopkeeper &- farmer Squire Edward, farmer I Goodacre Bros. mineral white manufrs Stansley Thomas, beer retailer COMIII.BRCIALJ Hall George, grocer Sutton Robert, bricklayer Asbricge William Fredt!rick M.A.master Hames Thomas Charles, shopkeeper Swaiu William, stone engraver at Grammar School Hlll'ley George, coal dealer Turlington Jallies, blacksmith Benton William, grazier Hull yeorge Lindsey" iarmer Ward Henry, N avigatiO'n inn Black Henry, buifder- Johnson Joseph, farlller Web8ter Jane~Miss)f milliner, draper, Black J oseph, joiner I Johnson- Robert, butcher ' haberdasher, bosi~r &:c Black William, grocer & blacksmith l Kellam George, Hammer ~ Pincers Wheatley Henry, Railway inn Bramley George, bosie't t Kibbwell Tholl1M, Bishop Blaise Woollertan Joseph, baker t , \.

BARSBY is a 'Village and lordship in AAhby Folville Bumaby. The lIoil is clayey; subsoil, sand. The land is parish, 10 miles north-east from Leicester, 71 south-west almost entirely in grass, Stilton cheese being- extensively from Melton Mowbray and 5 east-by-south trom Syston made. The acreage is 943; rateable value, £1,422; the station, in the Northern d4vision of the eounty, East popUlation in 1881 was 25t. " Goscote bundret4 Melton Mowbray union and county court district and diocese of Peterborough. Barsby lordship is within the soke of Rothley. There is a Westeyan chapel. Letters throug-h Leicester, ",id Houghton, are dispatched at The poor have £27 yearly in clothing from Woollaston's 4.30 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Melton charity. The principal landowners are Edward H. Cheney Mowbray esq. Rev. J . .K. Edwaros, Rev. J. Godson and Major-Gen. CARR1BR '1'0 LEICESTBR.-Matthew Tebb, wed. & sat Baker Christopher, shopkeeper Foster Fredk. (Mrs.), William IV Smith John Reeve, farmer & grazier Bonshor Edward H. builder Greaves Wmiam, baker Smith William, grazier Bonshor WiIliam, grazier Leadbeater William, grazier Tebb Matthew, carrier Brown Henry, grazier Mansfield Richard, carpenter Walker John, Shoulder of Mutton Brown John Smith, farmer Smith Edward, graziet' Walker Mary Ann (Mrs.), grazier Brown Robert, grazier I Smith John, farmer Warren Thomas, graziel'

BARTON·IN-THE-BEANS is a village and fown- tists, founded in 1745 and rebuilt in 1841. The principal shi." in the parishes of' ~hackerstone and Nailstone, 2 miles landowners are Earl Howe, who is lord of the manor, and north from Market Bosworth, in the Southern division of Thomas Smith esq. "The soil is various; subsoil, chiefly clay. tbe county, hundred of SI' arken hoe, Market Bosworthunion The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and roots. The and county court district. Here was formerly a chapel of acreag-e is 700; rateable value, £1,200 j the population the Established Church. Here is a chapel tor General Bap- in 1881 was 136.