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GEOLOGY of NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. (Revised to 1906.) DIBEOTOBY.] NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 18 Edmonds Orlando esq. Northfields house, Stamford White Lleut.-Col. Frank Arm-strong, Castor ho.Peterboro' Exeter Marquess of, Burghley house, Stamford; & II4 Wickham Maj. George Lamplugh, Wansford S.O Ashley gardens, London S W Wolryche-Whitmore Malcolm esq. Ufford hall, Stamford Fitzwilliam George Charles Wentworth- esq. Milton, The Mayors & Ex-Mayors of Peterborough & Stamford Peterborough & the Chairman of the Peterborough Rural District Herbert Jn. Arth. esq. Norman Cross, Yaxley, Peterboro' Council, for the time being, are ex-officio magistrates Hopkinson Rev, William M.A. Sutton grange, Wansford The parishes in the Liberty of Peterborough division are: • Hunting Joseph e·sq. Peterborough -Ailsworth, Ashton & Bainton, Barna.ck & Pilsgate, Joicey-Cecil Lord John Pakenham M.P. Tixover grange, Borough Fen, Castor, Deeping Gate, Etton & Wood­ Stamford croft, Eye, Glinton, Gunthorpe, Helpstonf Longthorpe, Keeble George esq. Westwood, Thorpe rd. Peterborough l\brholm, Maxey, Newborough, Northbor<Jugh, Paston, Kesteven Lord, Casewick park, Stamford Peakirk, Southorpe, St. Martin Without, Button, Little Henry esq. Boroughbury house, Pet-erborough Thornhaugh, Ufford, Upton, Walton, Wansford, Wer­ Miller John Thomas esq. 140 Park road, Peterborough rington, Wittering & W othorpe Monckton Edwd. Philip esq. Laundimer house, Oundle Clerk of the ·Peace for the Liberty, Waiter John Deacon, Nichols William Daniel esq. P.rince•s ·gdns. Peterborough Cross street, Peterborough Phillips Capt. John Henry Joseph, The White house, 43 Clerks to the Magistrates, John An drew Percival, Priest­ High street, St. Martin's, Stamford gate; R. G. Evans, 1 Barn hill, Stamford, for the Saint Redhead Daniel Henry esq. 92 Park road, Peterborough Martin's Stamford Baron division of the Liberty Strong Lieut.-Col. Chas. Isham, Thorpe hall, Peterboro' Quarter Sessions are held the thursday next after Dec. Strong William esq. Thorpe hall, Peterborough 28th, Mar. 31st, June 24th & Oct. IIth, at 10.30 a.m Walker Thomas James M.D. 33 Westgate, Peterborough Petty Sessions are held every wedne.sday at the Sessions W elby William Earle esq. Bainton .house, near Stamford house, Thorpe road, at n a.m COUNTY POLICE. Constabulary Head Quarters, County hall, Northampton. The force consists of a chief constable, deputy chief constable, chtef clerk, 6 superintendents, 9 inspectors, 17 sergeants & 130 const.ables. Chief Constable, James Dalgleish Kellie MacCallum esq. Northampton. ~perintendent & Deputy Chief Constable, Daniel Norman, Towcester. Superintendent & Chief Clerk, James Unwin, Northampton. Assistant Clerks, Con:;tables T. A. H. Holdich & F. Pratt. Drill Instructor, Acting Sergeant G. Marsh, Northampton. Brackley Division, Daniel Norman, Towcester, superin­ Oundle Division, L. D. Andrews, Oundle, superintendent; tendent & deputy C'hief constable ; R. Birrill, *Police G. Robinson, Police station, Oundle, inspector. station, Brackley, inspector. Stations-Boddington Stations-Barnwell All Saints, Beuefield, Easton, Upper, Brackley, Culworth, Grimsbury, Helmdon,King *Kings Cliffe, Laxton, Nassington,Oundle,Warmington Button, *Middleton Cheney, Moreton Pinkney Thrapston Division, L. D. Andrews, superintendent, Daventry Division,John Brown, Daventry,superintendPnt; Oundle; J. Butlin, Police station, Thrapston, impec­ *R. G. Harris, inspector, Police station, Daventry. tor. Stations----Brigstock, Raunds, Ringstead, Thrap­ Stations-Braunston, Byfield, Crick, Daventry. Ever­ ston, Titchmarsh, W oodford don, *Haddon West, Long Buckby, Badby, *Weedon Towcester Division, Daniel Norman, Towcester, superin­ Kettering Division, W. G. Hooper, superintendent; tendent & deputy chief constable; Harry Webster, H. Tebbey, inspector, Police station, Kettering. Police station, Towcester, inspector. Stations-Blakes­ Stations-Broughton, Burton Latimer, Clipstone, ley, Blisworth, Denshanger, Foster's Booth, Green's Corby, Cottingham, Cranford, Desborough, Gadding­ Norton, Paulerspury, *Potterspury, Silverstone, Tow­ ton, *Gretton, Kelmarsh, *Kettering, Naseby, RothweU, cester, Yardley Gobion Welford, Wilbarston . Northampton Division, A. Onan, Northampton, superin­ Wellingborough Division, John Alexander, Welling­ tendent; Hector McLeod, inspector, County Police borough, superintendent; George Fryer, Police station, station, Northampton. Stations-*IBrixworth, Bug­ Wellingborough, inspector; E. J. Dunn, inspector, brooke, Haddon East, Far Cotton, Flare, Guilsborough, Rushden. .Stations-Earls Barton, Finedon, Grendon, Hackleton, Hardingstone. Harpole, Houghton Little, IHarrowden Little, Higham Ferrers, Irchester, *Irth­ Kingsthorpe, Moulton, *Northampton, Roade, Sprat­ lingborough Bozeat, Rushden, Stanwick, Welling­ ton, *St. James' End, Walgrave, Kingsley Estate, borough, W ollaston Yardley Hastings LIBERTY OF PETERBOROUGH. Chief Constable, J. D. Kellie MacCallum esq. Northampton. Clerk, Supt. James Unwin, Northampton. Superintendent, Christopher Blackman, Thorpe road, Peterborough. :3tations-Barnack, Castor, Dogsthorpe, Eye, Glinton, *Helpstone, Wansford, Werrington. * Sergeants' Station. · GEOLOGY OF NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. (Revised to 1906.) NATURAL HISTORY & SciENTIFIC SociETIES.-Peter­ Quarter-sheet 46 N.W. Potterspury. borough Natural History, Scientific & Archreological Society; Quarter-sheet 52 N. W. Kettering, Wellingborough, Roth­ Museum, Minster Close: Annual Report. Architectural well, Thrapston. Society for the Archdeaconries of Northampton and Oakham; Quarter-sheet 52 N.E. Hargrave, Tichmarsh. IA, Sheep street, Northampton : Proceeciings. Quarter-sheet 52 S.W. Northampton, Castle Ashby, MusEUMS.-Northampton: The Central Museum & Wollaston. Abington Abbey Museum. Peterborough: Museum of the Quarter-sheet 53 N.E. Great Brington, Crick, Kilsby, Peterborough Natural History, Scientific & Archreological Cottesbrook, Harleston. Society. [Collections are housed in Thomas a Becket Quarter-sheet 53 S. W. Chipping Warden. ChapeL] ~ Quarter-sheet 53 S.E. Daventry, Towcester. Byfield. • PUBLICATIONS OF THE (GOVERNMENT) GEOLOGICAL Quarter-sheet 63 S.E. Sibbertoft, Oxenden Magna . SuRVEY. (Headquarters, 28 Jenm;n street, S. W.) Sheet 64*, Oundle, Wansford, Brigstock, Desborough, I.-Coloured Geological Maps, on the scale of one inch to one Rockingham, King's Cliffe. mile. Of the maps marked * two editions are published-the Old Series :- one showing the regularly stratified or " Solid" rocks only ; Quarter-sheet 45 N. W. King's Sutton. the other (known as the "Drift" series) showing the irre~u­ Quarter-sheet 45 N.E. * Brackley, Helmedon, Whittle­ lar masses of boulder-clay or drift in addition to the so-called bury• " Solid " strata. • .
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