4 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. [KELLY'S Hundred of Spelhoe :-Abington, Boughton, Great Bil­ made; Capt. Charles E. F. Rich, governor; Rev. Joseph ling, Little Billing, Little Creaton, Kingsthorpe, Moulton, Evan Hopkins M.A. chaplain; Lee Fyson Cogan L.R.C.P. Moulton Park, Overstone, Pitsford, Spratton and Weston Edin. surgeon; George W. Smith, storekeeper. Faveil. The Northampton Society's Reformatory School for Hundred of Towcester :-Abthorpe, Cold Higham, Gay­ boys is at Tiffield, near Towcester ; it was certified in ton, Pattis'hall, Tiffield and Towcester. 1910 for 100 boys, and there were in 1910 roo inmates; William McColl, superintendent. Hundred of Wymersley :-Blisworth, Brafield-on-the­ Green, Castle Ashby, Cogenhoe, Collingtree, Courteen­ hall, Denton, Great Houghton, Grendon, Hackleton, PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION OF Hardingstone, Horton, Little Houghton, Milton or Mid­ NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. dleton, Malsor, Piddington, Preston Deanery, Quintan, Rothersthorpe, Whiston, WoKilsby, Lilbourne, Long Buckby, Stanford, Wat- intendent; Miss Bryan, matron; Miss Hebdon, assistant ford, West Haddon, Winwick & Yelvertoft, in the matron; Joseph Dalton, dispenser. sessional division of Daventry & the municipal borough . _ I of Northampton N~rtlhampton County Lunatic Asylum, Berry Wood, Is No. 4.-The Southern division comprises the sessional 3 miles fr~m North~pton, on the road from .Dll!lton to division of Brackley, Daventry (except so much as is Nobottle, m the parish of Upton, and was bmlt m 1876 comprised in division No 3) & Towcester at a cost, including site, of [15o,ooo, and is a structure · of red and coloured bricks with Bath stone dressings, from designs by Mr. Robert Griffiths, architect, of Staf­ MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE COUNTY. ford, arranged in seven blocks, having all the usual Eastern division, Sir Francis Allston Channing hart. offices and fitted up with the most modern appliances ; M.A., J.P. 40 Eaton pla.ce S W & Reform, National in the centre block is a clock-tower 190 feet high, Liberal .& Oxford & Cambridge clubs, London S W having a clock with four dials ; in this tower is a water Mid division, Harry Manfield esq. J.P. Moulton grange, tank supplying tlhe whole building with water. Con­ Northampton; & Bath club W & National Liberal club nected with the asylum are various workshops, gas SW, London works and extensive farm buildings; in 1884 the build­ ing was enlarged at a cost of £4,500: in 1886 a Northern division, Henry Leonard Campbell Brassey esq. detached hospital was built and in 1888 a block was J.P. Apethorpe hall, Wansford; 40 Upper Grosvenor added for the treatment {){ idiot children: the asylum street W; Carlton club S W & Turf club W, London will hold 950 patients: William Harding M.D. and C. M. Southern division, Hon. Edward Algernon Fitzroy D.L., Edin., M.R.C.P.Lond. medical superintendent; Fredk. J .P. Foxhill, West Had don, Rugby; & Arthur's club Joshua Stuart L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. and John S W & Naval & Military club W, London Bain M.B., C.M.Glas. assistant medical {)fficers; Rev. Benjamin Math~ws B.A. chaplain; Alfred Page, treasurer; Christopher Alexander Markham, clerk to MILITARY. the committee of visitors; Frederick Anthony Robinson, The county is in the Eastern command. clerk to the asylum; Frederick James Morgan, store- keeper. Head Quarters, Horse Guards, Whitehall, London S W. St. Andrew's Hospital for Mental Diseases, Billing General Officer Commanding in Chief, Lieut.-Gen. Sir road. Northampton, surrounded by nearly 2oo acres of A. H. Paget K.C.B., K.C.V.O pleasure grounds, is a fine building of white Bath stone, Northampton is the depot of Regimental District No. in the Italian style, erected in 1837 from designs of Mr. 48: the Northamptonshire Regiment; the Battalions James Milne, and has cost over [1oo,ooo. It is calcu­ of which are, rst (48th foot), 2nd (58th foot), and lated to hold about 450 inmates, and is open for patients 3rd (Special Reserve), with stores in Clare street of the higher and middle classes ; there are several de­ Commanding Depot, Major W. B. Woodham tached villas in the grounds, and a chapel erected from designs of the late Sir Gilbert Scott R.A. and enlarged in 1894. 'Ihere is a branch establishment at Moulton TERRITORIAL FORCE. park, near Northampton, and also a seaside mansion YEOMAXRY. standing in a park of 350 acres at Llanfairfechan. Joseph Bayley M.R.C.S.Eng. superintendent; J. Herbert Northamptonshire, Hon. Col. Lord Annaly C.V.O. (hon. Bayley M. B., C.M.Edin., L.R.C.P.Lond. sen. assistant I col. ret. Imp. Yeo.); Lieut.-Col. H. Wickham, corn- medical officer; Samuel Edgar Martin M. B., B.Ch.Edin. mar..ding; Major Leslie Renton, second in command; second assistant medical officer; Norman R. Phillips Capt. G. MacG. Dunbar (2oth Hussars), adjutant; M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. third assistant Major J. Allison M.D., R.A.M.C. (T.F.), medical medical officer; Rev. John Cunningham, chaplain; officer; Frank Challen, regimental sergeant-major; Josiah Walker, accountant; Ernest E. Cresar, clerk; head quarter.~, 53 Sheep street, Northampton Benry W. Clarke steward. . . ' Squadrons :-A, MaJor E. Cazenove, cornmandmg; H.M. Prison, in Campbell square, Northampton, is a Capt. E. A. Andrewes, second in command, 53 Sheep spacious structure of brick, erected in 1845-6, from street, Northampton; B, Major J. L. Mills, command- designs by the late Mr. W. Hull, at an expense of about ing; Lieut. F. L. Gilliat, second in command, Peter- [12,000, exclusive of £5 ,ooo expended in the purchase borough; C, Capt. L. C. Bucknall, commanding; of land, and is calculatecl to receive 200 prisoners; but Capt. G. G. Middleton, second in command, Ketter- considerable alterations and additions have since been ing; D, Capt. H. B. Campbell, commanding, Daventry