897 WEST RIDlNG)YORKSHIRE. P.ANNAL • • PosT 0PPICE.-Jonathan Hopkinson, receiver. Letter!t ScaooLs:- are received through Kei~hley at 8.0 a.m. &: are dis­ Grammar~ with a master's house, built & endowed in 1638, patched at 6.0 p.m. Haworth is the nearest money by Christopher Scott; Rev. W. Patchett M.A. 8t. John's order & telegraph office. Also a W AL~ Box, Moor College, Cambrid~e, mastt>r House, near Oxenhope, cleared at 5 p.m, suuday ex­ National, built in 18!7, M a cost of £700; George Henry et-pted; & at ScAR HALL cleared at 4.30 p.m. wet!k Rollason, master days only Board,. William Raper, master LOCAL BOARD, Wesleyan, George Humphrey, master Clerk, Joseph Heap A Sunday school is held in the National school room Medical Officer, Francis E. Atkinson Railway Station, Thomas William Collett, station master Surveyor ~t Inspector, John Akeroyd CARRI.I!.R.-Abraham Hawker, to Jlradford & Halifax, Collector, Joseph Heap when occasion requires PRIVATE llESIDENTS, Booth Joseph, farmer, Low. Oxenhope Normington William, farmer Bancroft J on as, West view Booth Thomas, farmer, Shaw Overend William, tailor Bancroft J oseph Riley, West View ho IBowlder William, shopkeeper Oxenhope Co-operative Society Lim- Binns William, ~ummerfield villa Brotherton James, draper ited (Doctor Craven, man.),Up.town Booth Thomas Shaw Crabtree Brothers, contractors Oxenlwpe Provident §; Intlustritd Crabtree John, Syke house Crabtree John, clog!!'er, Shaw Society Limited (John Bancroit Crabtree JosetJh, 8yke house DawsonWm.stone merchant, Woodcock Sunderland, manager) Crabtree Samuel, Leeming house Dewhurst & Son, worsted manutactrs Parker Thomas & Sou, wool combers &e Crabtree William, Leeming house Feather & Co. worsted spinners Pawson Edward, spindle & flyer maker Feather George, Lower town Feather Da vid ,farmr. Haw ksbridge frm PicklesJ n.&Co.quarrymen, Fly q uarrit's }'eather Thomas, Thorn villa Feather John, farmer, Moor side Pickll~s Robert, shoe maker Greenwood George, Rose cottage Feather Thos.worsted spinner,Low. twn Pig hills Joseph, shopkeeper Greenwood William Greenwood James Frederick, worsted Pighills Robert, farmer Haysom Rev. N a than, Vicarage svinner & manufacturer Preston Thomas, tailor Horsfall John Foster, Westcroft house Greenwood Hannah (Mrs.), Lamb Ratclifie James, Waggon§; l!orses Kendrew Rev. William fWesleyan] Greenwood Jo11eph, corn factor . Reddiough Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Kershaw Ephraim, Lea I:lill house Greenwood W m .beer retailer, Moor side Coat farm Kertihaw Jarnes, Hey house Greenwood Williarn, shoe maker Reddiough John, farmer, Dyke nook Kel'llhaw William, Smithy house Greenwood William, worsted spinner Rusbforth Joseph, shoe maker Patchett Rev. William M.A & stuff manufacturer Rush worth Yates, blacksmith. Pawson Edwin, Fernhill HeapJosepb Herbert, tailor SchotieldCharles,Bay Horse, excellent Redman Jotm, Marsh house Heaton John, tailor commercial accommodation Rushworth ~Iiss, Mould greave Hellawell Greenwood, farmer Shackleton Rebcca.( Miss ),shpkpr.Shaw Speak Alfred, North view H odgson Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper Speak J onathau, news agent Speak Mrs. Spring field Holmes Benjamin, farmer, Moor side Sunderland Jonas, farmer & stone Sutcliffe John, Royd house Holmes Feather, larmer, Upper Marsh CJuarry owner, Deep house \Y hi taker Frederick, Lower town Holmes James (Mrs.), farmer Sutcliffe Jarnes, farmer Whitaker Jonathan, Yate house Holmes J ohn,shopkeeper Sutclifie John, woolstapler Royd m in Whitaker Michael, West Croft top HolmesNathan,farmer,GreatStonefarm Sutclitfe Joseph, farmer, Upper Yate Wilkinson Whitham, Moor house Holmes Robert, farmer Thomton John, clogger COMMERCIAL. Holmes Thomas, butche~, Moor 11ide Waddington Martha (Mrs.), Shouldt:r- Atkinson John, gasfitter, Lower town Holmes William, farmer& shoe maker o.f Mutton Bancroft John & Co. worsted spinners Hopkinson Jonathan & Son, coal mers Whitaker Brothers, worsted manufac-- Ban croft J oseph,quarrymau, Deephouse Hopkinson J ames, farmer turers, Lower Town mill quarnes• HopkinsonJonatban,grocer,&post office Whitaker Betty (Mrs.), farmer Bancroft J o;;eph, Dog§; Gun Hopkin~n Morton, sanitary pipe mer Whitaker Healon, painter & joiner Bancroft Michael, farmer Kershaw Bros. worstd.spinnrs.&manufrs Whitaker John Walker, shopkeeper & _ Eeaver John, shoe makt!r Loams James, tailor, Hawk~:~bridge butcher Beaver Hobert, shopkeeper Marshal! John, shopkeeper Whitaker Josepb, butcher & grocer Booth Brothers, faumers, Shaw Murgatroyd John, shoe maker Whitaker Michael, coal mer.Station yd, Booth Alfred, farmer, Upper town N ormingtonJ sph. waste dealer & draper Wright William, cabinet m a. & joiner

· PADDOCK is a ward within the borough of Huddersfield, which see. ·

P ANNAL is a parish and village and station on the North and a favourite resort of visitors to . Here are also· Eastern railway, 2 miles 11outh from Harrogate and 4 from the Har low Carr sulphur bath, springs and pleasure grounds~ Knaresborough, in the Eastern division of the Riding, lower The Duke or Devon~hire is lord of the manor. The principalt division of the wapentake of Claro, Knaresborou~rh union, landowners are the Duke of Devonshire, Miss Bentlt:y, ~ir· petty sessional division and county court district, Henry Day lngilby hart. and David Smith Wilt10n e&J~ rural deanery, Craven archdeaconry, diocese of Ripon. The The 110il is rich and productive; the aubsoil is chiefly rock. Crimple beck flows through to the . 'fhe church The chief crops are wheat, barley, potatoes and turnips. The of St. Robert of Knaresborough Is an ancient building, con­ area is 4,898 acres; rateable value, .£20,233; and the popu· sisting of chancel, nave with gallery, transept and a square lation (1871) I,8Y3. · tower containing 3 bells: there is an early font. The register BECK WITH SHA w is a small village in this parish 2 miles dates from about the year 1600, and is in fair condition. The north-west fro1n Harrogate. living is a vicarage, yearly value .£250, in the gift of the Rev. PariiJh Clerk, Charles Shutt. Alfrt:d Peache,and beld by the Rev. Francis Lupton Harrison M .A. ofCaius College, Cambridge, who resides at Harrogate. PosT 0PPICE.-John Wilks, receiver. Lettel'IJfrom Harro- There are chapels for Wesleyans. The charities amount to gate arrive at 8 a.m; dispatched at 6 p.m; 11nnday at 11 £20 yearly. Low Harrogate is in this parish for civil pur- a.rn. Harrogate is the nearest money order office poses, although ecclesiastically a separate parish. On the top School (mixed), supported by subscription; Robert Potts, of Harlow Hill there is an observatory upwards of one bun• ma~ter -dred feet in height, opt!n to the public on a small payment, Railway Station, J ames Samuel Harlow, station master PIUVATE RESIDENT~. Morrell John, Daw cross I Wilson DaYid Smith, Ashgarth Askwith Midgeley Nussey Josepb,. Moore park Woodhead Jeremiah William, Ashfleld Atkinson J oseph Pearsun Thomas, Beck with shaw COIUIERCIAL. Barker Mrs Ridley Miss AbbotRaymond,farmer,Beckwith sha'" Bentley Mrs. hall Robinson Charles Annakin William, butcher Binns James Russell John, Crimple house Atkinson Thomas, shoe maker Bottomley John Sowray Mrs. Crimple villa Baines William, farmer Casson Mrs. Daw cross Speight Mrs Barker Henry, farmer Garnett Mit~~~, Rose burst Wade Misses Bate;;on Thomas, grocer, Burn bridge Glover Mark, Westholme house Walker William, 0.1.tland lodge Bland James, Harlow inn HoldswortbThomas,Ueechwoodcottage Ward Rev. 8tephen Haisty M.A Boddy George, miller, Fulwith mill Lord William Dufton, The Firs Weatherill Mrs. Clifton villa Bould Henry. grocer, Harlow road 57