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Dent are the landowners. The acreage is 577 of land Letters from ·Yalton arrive at 8 a.m. ig the and 5 of water; rateable value, £1,453; the population nearest money order office k Buttons Ambo the nearest in J!)II was 58. telegraph office WESTOW. Hutchinson George Henry, tailor COlnlERCIA.L. PRIVATB RESIDENTS. Johnson A.nnie (Miss), dress maker Bielby Jn. Hy. miller (water) & frmr Cool Mrs Leek John (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hodsmau John, farmer & surveyor to Garfort·h Hon. Mrs. W estow hall Milner A.lbert, farmer, The Grange the Norwn Rural District Council Midgley Charles Parkin Alice & Elsie (Misses), shpkprs Holmes David, farmer, Manor hou'le Purcha!! Rev. Griffiths Thomas Wm. Potter Annie (Mrs.), dress maker M.A. (vicar) Potter William, blacksmith FIR BY. Robert!! Maj. Herbt. Hodder,Croft ho Pybus John, farmer Tarr Charles Revis A.nnie (Miss), carrier Clough-Taylor Lt. -Col. Edwd. Harri- son J.P. Firby hall COMMERCIAL. Revis Tom, wheelwright Bielby Herbert, carrier . Ripley Wm. farmer, Jenny Milner gng Green Godfrey Macintosh, farmer Damels Charles Edward, carrier Thorn ton Sophia (Mrs.), shopkeeper MENETHORPE. Damels John R. farmer, Church frm ITopham "\Villiam,stone mason & buildr Davison Jane Elizabeth (Mrs.), frmr. Wil'ker John, farmer Dent Lieut.-Col. Henry Francis J.P. Manor house Wisker Wm. :d. Fox & Hounds P.H The Hall Duft William, tailor Wright John Ward (Mrs.), farmer Sand Co. Ltd. sand mer­ Fisher Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker chants, Laysike house Hepton Thi>S. -stone mason & farmer . Clarkson ,Jn. LinskiJ1, farmer,Beck ho ~lark ~LP., Hoggard Harry, joiner Svkl"'• Lt.-Col. J.P. Hodgson Herbert, farmer Hoggard Thomas (Mrs.), Blacksmiths' Eddlethorpe grange Tvreman Henrv Wilson, farm bailiff Arms P.R I ·to Mr. Samuel Hall WETW ANG is a parish and township on the road Assi~tant Parish Clerk, William J. Parsons. from Beverley to Malton with a station, a quarter of Post Office.-Mrs. Dinah Fleethem, sub-postmistress. a :Qllle north, on the Malton and Driffi.eld branch of Letters arrive from l\Ialton; delivery commences a~ the North Eastern railway, and is 6! miles west from 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6.35 p.m.; no delivery or Dr1ftield and 13! south-east from Malton, in the Buck­ dispatch on sundays. Frida) thorpe is the nearest rose division of the Riding, wapentake of Buckrose, money order office &; Sledmere, 5 miles distant, the Ba.mt.:m Beacou petty sessional division, Driffield union nearest telegraph office. Telegrams can be dispatched and county court district, rural deanery of Harthill, from station, 3 miles di~tant, "hich is open archdeaconry of the East Riding and diocese of York. from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. ll eek days only The church of St. Nicholas is an edifice of stone, in Public Elementary School (mixed\ erected in 1843• the Norman, Early English and later styles, consisting enlarged in 1866 & agai.a in 1896, for 169 children; of chancel, nave, north aisle, with transept, and an average attendance, 115; Herbert H. Cra>en, ma;;ter; embattled western tower containing a clock and 3 bells, Mrs. Mary J. Riley, infants' mistress one of which is inscribed "Sancta Nicola, ora pro nobis," the other "Venite Exultemus Domino, Matthew Shirt, Railway Station, William Fawbert, station master l"icar~ 1667 :" the tenor bell and clock were presented Police Station, Thomas W. Bird, constable by J W. Fearnsides esq. M . .A. of the Temple, London, Carriers to Driffield.-Herbert Agar, thurs. & sat.; Jn Prince, tues. thurs. & sat in memory of his sistf?'r, Harriet Ann Fearnside~, who died Jan. 8, 1895: the chancel is fitted with oak stalls, Fll\ffiER is a township and vil~age in Buckro~e petty enrJChed with carved poppy heads : the nave and north sessional division, pleasantly seated on an eminence on aisle are separated by an arcade of four arches, the the road from York to Bridlington, with a station one piers of which !&re Norman: the font, also of Norman mile east on the Malton and Driffield railway, in the date, is adorned with interlacing arches: there is a parish of and 3 miles west-by-nor-th from Wetwang, piscma in the north aisle, and another in the nave: It miles south-east from Malton and 9 west-by-north all of the windows are stained, and include memorials from Driffield. The chapel of St. :Mary, occupying an to Lady Sykes and Miss Hilda Cole : t·he tower was elevated site, is an edifice .of stone, consisting of chan­ rel!!tored in 1895, and in 1901 the chancel was rebuilt cel, nave, south porch and a western t

Parhh Clerk, Seth Tinsle"".• Malton, sat WETWANG. Atk.inson J()hn Stephen. farmer Hodge John & Son, saddlers & harness Clayton Rev. Jn. M.A(vicar),Vicarage Beckett James Henrv, farmer makers Blo wman Harrv, tailor Hop~ Hannah (:Yrs.), shopkeeper Cooper William • Leaper Mrs. Rocklands Bristow Fredk. farmer, Glebe farm Hn~,!:!ins William, builder Rmtbworth Rev. John Albert Victor Buttle Job, blacksmith Leppington Robert, miller (wind)' B.A. (curate), Vicarage Dale Thomas, butcher Megginson Robert, farmer, Manor & Elgey John Thornhill, farmer, Holm· Station farms Tind~v Seth L.F.P.S.Gla~ • field farm North Ohristopher, farmer, Thorndale COVV'ERCIA.L. Ewbank Wm. joiner & wheelwright Parsons William J. assistant overseer Adamson Mark, farmer Fisher Thomas, farmer, Grange & clerk to the Parish Omncil & Aga:r John & Tindall, blacksmiths Fleetham Ern~qt, tailor C()llPctor of King~s taxes Aga:r Herbert, shopkeeper k carrier Gabbetis Art h. E Rose & Crown P .H Petch William, farmer, qouthfi~ld ho. Aga:r Thomas, jun. tailor Hardy Leonard, bt...lcher Prince John, carrier