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176 :aoss. • ' ' HERE~~ORDSHIRE. ' Letters are delivered on week days at 7, 8.40 & 11.15 Council meets at the Workhouse every alternate thurs a.m. & 5.15 (to callers 3.15 & 7·3o) p.m. & on s•m• Chairman, Thomas Preece, The Grove, Merrivale r{)ad, days, 7 (to callers 8.30) a.m Ashfield, Ross Parcels are dispatched at 9·45 a.m. & 12.45, 2. w, 4· 15, 6 & 8 p.m.; n{) parcel dispatch on sundays Officials. Parcels are delivered on week days only at 7.30 & II-15 Clerk, J. Fred Arnold, Union offices, ..A.lton street a.m. & 5.15 p.m Treasurer, John E. S. Hewett, Capital & Counties Bank Brook End Town Post & M. 0. Office.-Letter Box Limited, High street cleared at 5·3:5 & 9·35 a.m. & 12.30, 3·55• 5·45 & 8 Medical Officer of Health, Archibald John Campbell p.m. on week days & 3.40 p.m. on sundays M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., L.S . .A. Chepstow house Surveyors of Highways, John Lewis, Ponts hill, Westo11, URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Ross & Alfred B. Farr, Peterstow, Ross Sanitary Inspector, Frank Ricketts, Union offices,Alton st Meets at the Council chambers, 20 Broad street, last monday in the month at 7.15 p.m. PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Members. Corn Exchange, Market hall & Concert rooms, High st. Chairman, Jame,s Meredith. Messrs. Cooper & Preece, Albion chambers, agents Vice-Chairman, John Brawn. County Court Office, St. Mary's street, His Honor Retire m• 1914. Stanley A. Hill Kelly, judge; John Boucher Evans. registrar & high bailiff, Edde Cross street. The court John Brawn I Richard Drew is held every two ill{)nths in the Town hall. The William E. Cole 1 J ames Meredith following places are included in the district :-Aston Retire in 1915. Ingham, Ballingham, Brampton Abbotts, Bridstow, William Butcher Alfred James Knight Brockhampton, Foy, Goodrich, Gorsley (Linton ), John FranCis Davies Edwin Morgan Harewood, Hentland, Hope Mansell, How Caple, King's I Caple, Lea, Lint-on, Llandinabo, Llangarren, L1an­ Retire in 1916. warne, Marstow, Pencoyd, Peterstow, Boss, Ruardean, John H. Hall Col. Oswald Robert Middle­ St. Weonards, Sellack, Sollershope, Tretire-with­ William Robert Lewis ton J.P Michaelchurch, Upton Bishop, Walford, Weston-under· Trevor W a tkins Penyard & Yatton For Bankruptcy purposes Ross is included in the Officers. Hereford district, Mackay John Scobie C.B. 2 Offa. Clerk, Ernest Richard Davies, Council chambers, 20 street, Hereford, official receiver Broad street Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress Treasurer, J. E. S. Hewett, Capital & Counties Bank Amendment .Act," Frederick Cooper, Glou<:ester road, Medical Officer of Health, Archibald John Campbell Ross; Henry Albert Preece, Boss ; George Buswell 1\f.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.O.P.Lond., L.S.A. Chepstow house Kemp, Bank offices, Ross & William Herbert Footitt, Surveyor & Collecwr, Arthur H. Pearson, Council High street, Ross chambers, 20 Broad street County Police Station, Brampton street, Frederick John Sanitary Inspedor, Frank Ricketts,Union offices,Alton st Hacldord Broad, superintendent, 2 sergeants & II constables Custom & Excise Office, Wynfrith, .Archerneld road, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR ROSS PETTY Ashfield, Howell Arthur Morgan, officer SESSIONAL DIVISION. Dispensary & Cottage Hospital, Gloucester road, Archi­ Verschoyle Capt. Robert Henry D.L. Springfield, Ross, bald John Campbell M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., A. chairman Llewellyn B. Green M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & Blake Henry Thomas esq. 44 Broad street, Boss Thomas Scott Shepherd M.B., B.Ch.Edin., F.R.C.S. Booker Josia.s Antony Nussey esq. D.L. Woodfield, Edin., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeons; F. Cooper, hon. sec W eston-under-Penyard, Ross Fire Engine Station, St. Marv's street, Alfred Bird, capt Olive Gen. Edward Henry D.L. 25 Ennismore gardens, National Insurance, Local Unemployment office, Alton London SW street, J. FrPd Arnold, local {)fficer Collins Ferdinando Stratford esq. Lincoln Hill ho. Ross Public Frl'e Library & Reading Room, Broad stree•, Foster Arthur Wellesley esq. M.A., D.L. Brockhampton George Williams, librarian court, Hereford Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent Herbert Francis William esq. Brook.fields, Boss Society; Hon. Representative, Miss F. E. Westhorp, Hewett John Edward Stower esq. Colinton, Ross Wye view Marshall Herbert John esq. Gayton hall, Upton Bishop, Stamp Office, Bank Offices, Fredk.Wm.Wintel,distributo-r Boss Vict{)ria Le·cture Hall, Cantilupe road, Davies & A wre, Matthews Thomas esq. High street, Ross agents Middleton Colonel Oswald Robert, The Chase, Ross TERRITORIAL FORCE. 1\Ioffatt Harold Chas. esq. D.L. Goodrich court, Boss Herefordshire Regiment ( rst Battalion), Drill hall, Canti­ Power Manley Kingsmill Manley esq. D.L. ..A.ston court, lupe road (B Co.), Capt. R. Greatrex Yates; Lieut. Boss Trevor Nott; Robert Shay, sergeant-instructor Southall Henry esq. The Graig, Ross Southall John Tertius esq. Parkfield, Weston-under-Pen· ROSS UNION. yard, Ross The Union comprises the following places :-Aston Ing­ Thomas Col. Evan ..A.ubrey, Over Ross house, Boss Trafford Guy Rawson esq. B.A. Hill court, Walford, Ross ham, Ballingham, Brampton Abbotts, Bridstow, Brock­ Vaughan Col. Francis Baynham D.L. Courtfield, Welsh hampton, Foy, Goodrich, Harewood, Hentland, Hope Bicknor, Ross Mansell, How Caple, Kings Caple, Lea, Linton, Llan­ Walsh Capt. Lewis Paxton R..A., D.L. Wilton castle,Ross dinabo, Llangarren, Llanwarne, Marstow, Pencoyd, Ward Thomas Brian esq. Bishopswood grange, Ross Peterstow, &ss Rural, Boss Urban, Ruardean (Gloucestershire), St. Weonards, Sellack, Sollershope, The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Ross Urban & Tretire-with-Michaelchurch, Upton Bishop, WaUord, Rural District Councils are ex-officio justices Weston-under-Penyard & Yatton. The population of Clerk to the Justices, ..A.rthur Bloom.field Morling, the union in 19II was 16,376; area, 63,229 acres; High street. rateable value in 1913, £110,559 Petty sessions are held at the Town hall every friday at 11 Board day, every alternate thursday, at the Board room, a.m. except Good Friday & when the .Assizes are being Union offices, Alton street, at II a.m. held. The following places are included in the petty Chairman, W. B. Pilkington esq. Pencraig,Marstow,Ross sessional division :-Aston Ingbam, Brampton .Abbotts, Clerk t{) the Guardians & As~essment Committee, J. Bridstow, Brockhampton, Foy, Goodrich, Hope Mansell, Fred Arnold, Union offices, Alton street How Caple, Lea, Linwn, Boss, Sollershope, Upton Treasurer, James Harries, Nationru Provincial Bank, Bishop, Walford, Welsh Bicknor, Weston-under-Pen· Ross yard, Yatton RPlieving & Vaccination Officers, Ross district, Edward William Gent, Gloucester road, Ross; Sollershope dis· BOSS RURAL DISTRIOT COUNCIL. trict, Arthur Henry Webb, rs Weston grove, Ryefields, The parishes in the District are the same as in the Ross Union, with the exception of Ross Urban & Ruardean Vaccination Officer, St. Weonards district, Frank (Gloucestershire). The area is 6r,o63 acres; the popu· Ricketts, Union offices, Alton street, Ross lation in zg1r was ro,421. Collector to the Guardians, A. B. Morling, High street .
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