]361 WEST RIDING YORKSHmE: SOUl JI .SlAI.NLEY. N orcliffe David, fur mer Smithiee John/ butcher Tay lollBenjamln, blacksmith N oreliffe George, woollen manufacturer ·Smithies John, coal merchant Taylor Eli, farmer Norcliffe Rowland, woollen mannfactr S!Bithies John, farmer & joiner Taylor James, farmer, Moor hey Norcliffe Sarah (M~.). farmer Smithies Thomas, farmer Taylor Samuel, elogger N ormanton Alfred, farmer Spencer John Henry, tin plate worker Thoma11 Edmund, clogger N ormltnton Georg'l, farmer' Steward Wm. Normanton, greeogrocr Thornhy Joseph, farmer Outram Sarah (Mrs.)7 fruit preserver7 Stott Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper 'fownaend Benjamin, painter & glazier Bradley hall Stott John, farmer Townaend John, plasterer PB.Ik Jonathan, farmer Sugden Edward, newspaper agent Vickers Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer4 Park J oseph, farmer l Sutcliffe Eli, cotton spinner, Barkis- Holywell green Park William, beer retailer land rnill Waddington John, farmer Pilling Elizabeth (Mrs.)., farmer, Old Sutcliffe Thomas, boot & shoe maker Waddington William, elog-ger Lindley Sykes Edward & Sons, woollen manu- Walker Brothers, worsted spinners Priestley John ( Mrs.),f:1rmer, Carn hall facturers, Gosport mills Walker Etlward, farmer Quarmby Bros. cotton spinners & Sykes Benjamin, shopkeeper Walker James, stone merchant doublers & warp maufrs.Holywell grn Sykes GJedhill, shopkeeper Walker John, cotton warp merchant Quarm bv Eli, grocer Sykes Joseph, butctJ.er Walker Saml. farmer, Green Lane farm Rawcliffe Thomas, shopkeeper Sykes Joseph, farmer Walker Samuel, stone merchant Scargill William, grocer &. draper Sykes Joseph, Rose~ Crown W etheral Richard, boot & shoe maker Shaw John & Sons Limited, long ell S_y kes Thomas, beer retailer & stone mer Whitel~;r James, butcher manufacturers & Bradfurd goods Taylor J. & S. woollen manufa!'turers Whitte4 Joseph, woollen manufac~urer manufacturers, Brookroyd mills & cotton spinners, Bowers mills Wilkinson Mark, farmer, Outlane Skelton James, worilted spinner, Holy­ Taylor Beujaruin, woollen manufac­ Winder Hen17, boat builder, Outlane well green turer, Bowers mill

NORTH STAINLEY with SLENINGFORD is the village. The Grange-, the residence of Edward Riplg a township, villal(e and ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1844 esq. is a quarter of a mile from the village. Breckamaor, from the parish of Ripon, bank of the river Ure. The church of St. Mary, erected Radclitfe esq. is situated in the village, and is a pieturesqlte in 18~0, js a stone building, consisting of nave with qua.rri. builrling of red brick with stone dre!ll!ings. The chief chancel, and has a stained east window. 'l'tae register dates landowners are John Dalton esq. and Mrs. Staveley. The from the year 1840. The living ~s a vicaraget yearly "alue Ecclesiastical Commissioners are lords of the manor. The £300 wit.l;l residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of soil is heavy clay; the subsoil is gravelly. The chief crops Ripon and held by the Rev. Jm1eph Jetferson M.A. of St. are wheat and barley. The area is 4,244 acres; rateable J o!tn's College, Cambridge. The Wesleyan Methodists have value, £5,626; the pnpulation in 1871 was 461; the area of a chapel here. In March, 1866, an old Roman encampment, the ecclesiastical parish is 3,942 acres ; the population in now called Calltle Dykes, wa..q uisco,·ered, together with the 1871 was 521. foundation of the Roman Prretor's house. The Bishop of NORTH LEES is a mile south, and consists of two farms Ripon's palace is in. this townehip, and is a fine building, and a few labourers' cottages. standing on an eminence in an exceedingly picturesque posi­ RI PO N PARKs contains three farm b ous·es. tion and surrounded by garden llnd pleasure groundl!l, L1ste­ PariAh Clerk, Daniel Hairsine. fully laid out and environ"d by a park of70 acres. Old ~len.ing­ ford Ball, the re3idence of Mrs. Staveley ,is a good stone ~uild­ Letters through Ripon, the nearest money order office ing,situated in well-wooded grounds,l~ miles north-west from The School (mixed), is s•pported by subscription; the the village, and on the bank of the river U re. Sleuingforo buildin~, with mastt:r'• r~sidence, were erected in 1842, & Park, the seat of John Daltonesq. J .P. i:i a stone building, situ· are also used for a Sunday school; Daniel Hairsine, master; ated in a park of180 acres, three-quarters of a mile we11t from Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hairsine, mistress Ripon Lord Bishop of, The Palace Clark Thomas, farmer Lumley Mark, farmer Dalton John J.P. Sleningford park Craggs Robert, farmer, Old Sleningford Metcalf John, wheelwright Jefrerson Rev. Joseph M.A.. [v1car] Crone Thomas, shopkeeper Parker Edward, farmer, Ripon parke Radcliffe Chas. Jn .. North Stainleyball Eaddie Joseph, farmer, Ripon parks Potter George, farmer Ripley Edward, The Grange Greenset John, farmer, Quarry house PoUerThomas, farmer ,Northl~ wootls Staveley Mrs. Old Sleningford hall Hammond George, farmer, Straw ho Stubbs Robert, farmer, Ripon parks Whitaker Mrs. Breckamoor Hammond Christoyher (Mrs.), miller & Swiera Robert, farme?, New fields farmer, Sleningtord mill , Thompson George1 farmer, Northlees COMMEllCIAL. · Jngleby Wilfrffi. Staveley's Arm8 Watson Tboma.", farmer, Grange farft1. Bell George, blacksmith Long Waiter, farmer, Potage farm Wood John, farmer, M usterfield boull(l

SOUTH STAINLEY with CAYTON is a town- There is a Church Sunday school and a chapel forWesleyans. ship, parish and village, 5 miles south-east from Ripon and The Reynard family are lords of the manor. Mrs. Robert 2.! from Ripley, in the Eastern division of the Riding, Reynard, the trustees of the late Charlfll!l Rothery. Sir fJ. manor and liberty of Knaresborough, lower division of D. lngilby hart. and Mrs. Hudfeston are tbe chief land­ Ciaro wnpentake, union of Knaresborough, county court I owners. The soil is clay, loam and gravel. The cbfef croPt district of Ripon, rural deanery of Knaresborough, arch- are wheat and barley. The area is 2,131 acres; rateable deaconry of Richmond, diocese of Ripon, and province of value, £6,217; population in 1871,242. York7 situated on the North Eastern railway, the nearest CA TTON hamlet, formerly a grange of l<'oun1ains station being at Woomald g1een. The church of St. Wi!frid Abbey, adjoins this township. f is a building in the Early Eaglish style, erected in 1842, and CA YTON HALL, the seat of the Rev. John Henry H ud e­ consists of chancel, 11ave, porch, and bell turret containin~ ston M.A. is a fine stone-built man~>ion, standing in its 9'!'n 2 bells: the east window of three lights and the west window park-like grounds of 40 llcres, beautifully laid out. are stained : the font was presented in 1878 by Mrs. Oxley Pariah Clerk, George Seale Halliwt;ll. of Ripon. The register dates from the year 1624, and is in fair ~ondition. The living is a discharged vicarage, yearly Pos1: OPPIC'E.-Charles Gill, postmaster. Letten arrive value £145, in the gift bf Mr~. Robert Reynurd, James from Leeds, via Ripley, at 7.4.5 a.m.; dispatched at Brown esq. and Sir~ ... D. Jngilbv hart. and held by the 5.45 p.m. The nearest money order office is at Ripley Rev. Edwm Bittleston M.A. of St. Ed mund Ball, Oxford. School, Geo. 8. llalliwell, master; Mrs. Halliwell, mistress

Bi ttle~S ton Rev. Ed win M .A.. ~vicar], Cirlletson Geu. farmer, GreeB Lane ho Mora ell Jol:n, Red Lion Vicarage Close J ames. farmer7 Ewe bank farm Smithson Henry, farmer, Doeken btlsh Chadwick George Tay! or, Stainlet hO Colbeck William, farmer Stubhs Robert, fa1 tner, Hill house Fostel' Mrs Foster Edward, fartner, High Ca:yton• 'fopham William, rarmer, Birch ho_9se HudlestonRev.Jhn. Hy .M.A.Cayton f. all Geldard Robert, farmer W!ilker John, farmer COMMERCIAL. Gill J amett, farmer Well& William, lime bllJiler & rardi~r, Ascough John, farmer Lupton Thomas, fanur, Stainley hall Rakeshouse "' Baxter Charles,. farmer M orrdl George, farmer, Docken bush Woodward William, blacksmith 86