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349 WEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. GISBURNE. which are in Settle union and county court district), rural Newsholme is a township 2 miles north. Lord Rib­ deanery of West Craven, archdeaconry of Craven, diocese blesdale is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The of Ripon and province of York. An extension of the L!m­ area is 751 acres; rateable value, £1,219; and a populatioo cashire and Yorkshire railway from Chatburn to Hellefleld of40. will pass near the town. The church of St. Mary is a Swindon (or SwrNDBN) Is a small township in the stone building, in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, parish of Gisburne, 4! miles north on the Ribble, in the nave, ai~les, transept and low square tower containing 6 bells union and county court district of Settle, with 19 inhabitants, and a clock : the church has several monuments, and a band­ and an area of 1,0!9 acres; rateable value, £1,155 4s. 3d. some stained east window in memory of the Rev. John William Roundell esq. John Hamerton esq. and John Col­ Fleming Parker M.A.; it was restored in 1872. The register ling esq. are the principal landowners. dates from the year 1563, and is in fair condition. The Middop is a township in the parish of Gisborne, 2 miles living is a vicarage, yearly value £300 with residence and south. William Bracewell esq. is lord of the manor and 50 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Bishop of Ripon and held principal landowner. The area is 1,161 acres; rateable by the Rev. Richard Wright M.A. of Queens' CoiJege, Cam­ value, £1,29"2; and the population in 1871 was 57. bridge. There is a chapel for Methodists. Fairs are held Nappa is a small township, in the parish of Gisburne, on Monda!s fornightly for cattle and sheep. Tipping's 4 miles north on the Ribble, in the union and county court charity is £25 yearly. Gisbnrne Park, the property of Lord district of Settle. William Roundell esq. is the lord of the Ribblesdale, is now oecupied by Edward Behrens esq. and is manor and ~;ole landowner. The area is 579 acres; rateable a handsome and spacious mansion, situated at the confluence value, £672; and the population (1871) was 25. of the Ribble and Stock Beck, standing in a beautifully­ Pa~horne is a township, 2 miles north-west from the wooded park of 160 acres, and commanding an extensive parish church; the river Ribble is here crossed by a bridge view of the district : the approach is through a winding of two arches. Here is a W esleyan chapel. Lord Ribbles­ avenue of fine old beech and lime trees. The principal land­ dale is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The area owners are Lord Ribblt>srlale, who is lord of the manor, and is 2,634. acret1; rateable value, .£2,2!8; and the population William Round ell esq. The soil is clayey; the subsoil is in 1871 was 122. limestone. The land is chiefly in pasture. The population Rimmington is a small village and township, in the of the township in 1871 was 365, and the area is 1,997 acres; parish of Gisburne, 3 miles south-west, on the borders rateable value, £3,9.!2 lis.; the area of the parish is 18,129 of Lancashire. There are Wesleyan and Congregational acres ; the population in 1871 was 1,345. chapels. G. L. Fox esq. who is lord of the manor, and Lord Gisburne Forest is a township, with a population Ribblesdale are the principal landowners. The area is 3,080 (1871) of 245, and an area of 4,859 acres; rateable value, acres ; rateable value, £!,321; and the population in 1871 .£2,921 2s. 6d. It is now included in the ecclesia'ltical parish was 311. of Tosside, where the names of the residents will be found. T. W. Hare esq. is the principal landowner. PosT, MoNEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OPFICB&Savings Horton-in-Craven is a township 2 miles east. There Bank, Gisbufue.-Benjamin Rohinson, sub-postmaster. is a Congregational chapel here. William Roundell esq. is Letters arrive from Skipton at 8.30 a. m.; dispatched at lord of the manor. Lord Ribblesdale, William Round ell esq. 4.15 p.m and William Bracewell esq. are the principal landowners. National School (mixed), with a small endowment, Gis­ The area is 2,019 acres; rateable value, £2,697; and a pop11· burne: J ames 0. Clazey, master. A Sunday I!Chool is also lation of 101. held here Gisburne. Middop. Howarth George, farmer, Pewit hall Bebrens Edward, Gisborne park Dean William, farmer, Lane side Kaley Henry, farmer, Adams Bulcock Mrs. Park view Elliott Edward, farmer, Newfield edge Moon William, farmer, Ellenthorpe Caithness Miss Fort William, farmer Oddie Henry, farmer, Higher hou<~e Haworth John Lambert John, farmer, Middop hall Parkinson Peter, farmer, Na.ppa fiats Lancaster Miss Tomlinson William, farmer Pickles Henry, farmer, Cloughes M anley Charles Waite Sutcliffe, farmer, Coldwenther ho Thomp11on J ames, farmer Ribblesdale Dowager Lady, Park gate Wilkinson Hartley,farmr.N ewfleld edge Waite Robert H. farmer, Loftrains Smithies Joseph J Woffenden James, farmer, Cragg W olfenden Thomas, farmer Wri~ht Rev. Richard M.A. [vicar) COMMERCIAL. Rimmington. Briggs Henry, farmer Horton. Arnold John, farmer, Martin top Bulcock Anna (Mrs.), White Bull Anderson John, farmer, Crook house Bank Alice (Mrs.), farmer & miller, Bullock Joseph, grocer Bracewell William Bridge end Chew Thos. steward to Lord Ribblesdale Edmondson William, farmer Bank Thomas, farmer, Stopper lane Collinge John & Giles, farmers Falshaw John, farmer Bank William, blacksmith Cowgill Robert, carpenter Harrison Thomas, farmer, Painley Boothman Jn.Peter, farmer,Newby ball Craven Bank Limited (hrancb of), Hartley Ahner, farmer Bracewell William, farmer, Howgill open every alternate monday from 10 Hewitt William, farmer Brigg John, wheelwright a.m. to 3 p.m Lancaster George, farmer Bulcock William, farmer, Clough head Crosdale Martha (Mrs.), Nt:w inn Lancaster Josepb, farmer, Horton green Dean 1 ames, farmer, Stoops DaggettJn. Ribblesdale A. rms corn mer· Finder John, farmer, Paradise Dean John, farmer, Higher gills cial hotel ~ posting house, & farmer Thompson John, farmer Duckworth John, farmer, Lower gills Dawson William, shoe maker Thornber Richd. farmer, Pasture house Duckworth Robert, grocer Dean J ames shoe maker Whitaker Benjamin, farmer, Hoaber Duckworth Stephen, draper Duckworth-James, farmer, Bomba W olfenden John, farmer, Horton pasture Dugdale George, farmer, Wat close Ellison Elizabeth (Miss), milliner Falshaw Henry, farmer, Wood farm Hartley Jamel', farmer, Westby Nappa. Gibson J ames, farmer Hayes William, farmer Jackson Samuel, farmer Harrison Bernard, farmer, Howgill Howard John, farmer, Gisburne coates N ewell Peter, farmer Hayhurst Sarah (Miss), farmer Lambert William, farmer, Willcross Waddington John, farmer Jackson James, farmer, Hazelhead Lund William, boot maker Jackson Thomas, farmer, Hardhouse Marsden Thos. farmer, Causeway head Newsholme. Jobson John, farmer Massey Waiter, butcher Herd Leonard, farmer, Middle breaks Moon John, farmer, Boney blacks Mechanic11' Institution (Thos. Chew, Hodgson John, farmer Porter John, farmer, Fieldbouse secretary) Lambert George Holmes, farmer Porter William, farmer, Eelbeck Metcalfe Jn. Commercial inn, & farmr Peel William, farm• r Rhodes Tom, farmer, Stubb's wood Nutter MaryAnn (Mrs.),draper&grocer Strickland Thomas, farmer Robinson John, farmer, Gazegill Osmouston Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper Taylor Henry, farmer Savage Williarn, farmer Ridehough Benjamin, grocer Whipp William, farmer Simpson Henry, farmer Robinson Benjamin, tailor & draper Whipp John, farmer, Little Todber Smithies Joseph J. surgeon Paythorne. Whitaker William, farmer, Newing Spencer Edwd. farmer, Gisburne coates Bateson John, farmer, England's bead Wilson Si1a!~, farmer Tebay Adam, farmer, Stirkhouse Briggs William, farmer, Carr holme Wiseman James, farmer, Rakes Thompson Hartley, blacksmith Bullock J ames, farmer, Higher boose Swindon. Turntr J oseph, horse dealer Bullock John, farmer Dugdale John, farmer, Swindon hall Wane John, butcher Dugdale Robert, farmer, Moorhouse Heaton Henry, farmer, Goosmireheight Wormwell John, farmer, Copies Hargreaves Georg-e, farmer Isherwood Thomas, farmer, Flatts Y01·kahire Penny Bank (branch of) H argreaves William, Buck Phillips Jeremiah, farmer, Hall field Thomas Chew, actuary) Heaton John, farmer Rumney William, farmer .
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