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Burrows Richard, pastrycook, 168 High street Marske-by-the-Sea Literary Institute (Thos.Mackness,sec) Butters Boyce, fruiterer, 5 Redcar road Massing ham George (Mrs.), apartments, Old vicarage Coulthard .Annie L. (Mrs.), Clarendon hotel, High st Miners' Hospital (Alfred Holroyde L.S . .A..Lond. surgeon; Cowl Annie (Mrs.), greengrocer, 77 High street Miss Kate Hardy, matron) Cowl Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 67 High street Morley .A.aron, greengrocer, 107 High street Cripps Waiter George, shopkeeper, 2 Belle Vue terrace Neal William, butcher 64, & grocer 66, High street Dale William, carrier, 188 High street Nelson John, painter, 104 High street Duon Thomas, apartments, 5 Belle Vue terrace Nelmes .Albert, greengrocer, 4 Redcar road Elder David Ellison, grocer & postmaster, 100 High st Nixon William, draper, 83 High street Farthing George, assistant overseer & secretary of the Oakes Thomas, grocer, 178 High street Guisborough joint small pox hospital board, Zet­ Patton Brothers, monumental masons, 7 Bedcar road land terrace Pennack William, cowkeeper, 150 High street Garbutt George, market gardener, 63 High street Pinkney Waiter, grocer 49, & ironmonger 43, High st Green Joseph, Ship inn Porritt Mary (Miss), apartments, 8 Zetland terrace Greeson Prudence (Mrs.), draper, 172 High strfilet Pounder John William, tailor, 6 Redcar road Hall Harry & .Arthur, farmers, Rye hills Pybus Michael, farmer, Grewgrass Ball Thomas, farmer, Marske Inn farm Robertson Maud (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 104 High street Hardy Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 6r High street Robinson John J. & Son, shipping agents, 156 High st Barker James, farmer, Horse Close farm Robson Bannah (Mrs.), grocer, 139 High street Harrison William R. Zetland hotel Rose William, tailor, 1 The Cliff Hicks William, farmer, Wheatlands St. Leon Oscar Marshall, medical botanist, 6o High at Hide John P. hair dresser, 102 High street Sanderson John, boot repairer, so High street H1~ht Fred, boot repairer, 121 High street Scott J ohnson (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 48 High street Bolroyde Alfred L.S.A.Lond. physician, Ivy ho. High st Shipley Henry, joiner, High street Hud~on John Robert, cowkeept>r, 6g High street Sideway Arthur Erne~t, artificial teeth ma. 86 High st Jal'Vis Herbert, draper, 106 High street Smith George, butcher, 95 High street Jarvis Robert Ernest, cabinet maker, 7 Spout wynd ! Smith John William, pork butcher, So High street Jennings Thomas, coal dealer, IIo High street Southeran ·"Ifred, printE>r, 6r High street Johnson John B. watch malw:-, 58 High street I Stead Arthur, cowkeeper, 51 High street ,Tones William .Albert, shopkeeper, 126 High street Stones William, parish. sexton & carman, 133 High sli . Kerridge Charles, grocer, 112 High street Taylor J oseph, boot maker, t6o High street KPrridge Geor!,l'e, co"Wkeeper, 137 & 184 High street. Thompson John, blacksmith, 123 High street Knaggs Thomas, farmer, Tofts farm Walker Charles, blacksmith, High atnet Knights Edward George, registrar of births k 1lt>aths; Ware George, shopkeeper, 82 High street attends at 180 High street, rst & 3rd wed. in each Watsoa Orton, fried fish dealer, 132 Hig-h street month from 4 to 6 p.m "\:Vhitfield J oseph, station master & goods agent Letty William, aputmenb, O;;borne house, 135 High st Williamson Frank, drug stores, 2 Redcar road Lackwood John, carter, 147 High street Wilson Stephen, billposter & town crier, Church street London Joint Stock Bank Limited (sub-branch); attends Wood Robert, dairy, 147 High ~treet tuesdflys, 2 to 3·45 p.m. ; draw on London office, 5 Yarker William, plumber & painter, 157 H.igh street Princes street E C Yorkshir(> P(>nny Bank Limited (open saturday 6 to 7 · Marske Cricket Club (Henry Hardy, 8ec) p.m. ), High street Marske-by-the-Sea Co-operative, Industrial k Provident Zetland Estate Office (Thomas Edward Senior, agent) Society Limited (Tom :Moore, manager), 125 High st

NEW M.ARSKE. . Neal William, butcher Pv lms R{) bprt, farmer, Fellbri~g-s

COMMERCIAL. New Marske Institute (Mrs. Janet Redcar & Saltburn-bv-the-Sea• Urban Allenden William, auctioneer Goldfinch, curator) District~ & GuisboJ"Ough Rural Dis- Bailey Henry Ward, shopkeeper, 2 Xew Marske Institute Cricket Cluh trict Sanatorium for Smallpox Dundas terrace (George Henry Bowers, sec.), 1 (William Waters Stainthorpe- Bowers Elizabeth (Mrs.). confec­ Gurney terrace M.D.Glas., D.P.H.R.C.P.Edin. tioner, 42 Dale street Nixon William, grocer medical officer; William Allenden~ Marske-by-the·Sea Co-operative, In­ Pease k Partners Limitt>d, ironstone caretaker) dustrial & Provident Society Ltd. mine proprietors (Christr. Heslop, Taylor Joseph, shpkpr. 14 .A.rthur ter (Xo. 1 branch) a~ent & manager), Upleatham iron­ Tucker Jacob, rarter, West street &­ Matthews Jas. Hy. grocer, 22 Dale st stone mines fried fish dealer, .g6 Dale street Mangohan Alfd. S. farmer, Pontac frm Playforth Mary E. (:\Irs. ), shop­ Vaughan A..nnie E. (~rs. ), shopkpr. Moscrop .Andw.frmr.Sparrow Park fm keeper, 78 Dale street 57 A..rthur terrace

:MABTON is a parish and an ancient village, on an mansion of red brick, commanding a most delightful eminence, near the Yarm and Redcar road, 1 mile west pro!Middlesbrough and Ferdinand Henry Bolckow esq. D.L., J.P. who is lord of Gui~bro' branch of the North Eastern railway, 6 miles the manor of Marton. Capt. Cook, the entry of whose­ north from Stokesley, 6 east-south-east from Stockton and Laptism appears in the parish register, was born in thi~ 4 south from Middlesbrough, in the Cleveland division of villa!!e 27th Oct. 1728, in a cottage long since de­ the Riding, west division of Langbanrgh liberty, pt>tty molished ; it was situated in the grounds of Marton N~ssional division of Langbaurgb North, union and county Hall, thP spot now being- marked by a granite vase. !'Ourt district of Middlesbrough, rural deanery of Midrlles- Tolesb:v Hall, the seat of EleazE>r Biggins Emerson e!lq. brough, archdeaconry of Cleveland and diocese of York. B..A.., J.P. is a manor house, erected in 18ro, near the rnder the provi~sbroug-h municipal borongh now 1 H. Bolckow esq. J.P., J. Mills esq. and Arthur John fonns part of that newly-constituted civil pari;:h. The I Dorinan esq. of Grt>v Towers, Nunthorpe, are the prin­ ~hurch of St. Cuthbert is an ancient cruciform building cipal landowners. The soil is strong clay. The chiaf of ~tone, re11tored a bout 1846, and consists of chancel, crops are wheat, barley, beans and oats. The area ot nave, transPpts, south and west porches and a westt>rn the parish, inclusive of the hamlet of Tolesby, is 3,u6 turret containing 2 bells: the chancel is Early English acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value, £ r2,909; but retains a fine Norman arch: the rest of the church the population in 1901 was 8rg, and in xqu, 1.239, ;s also Norman: the ea~t window, and many of the inclusive of 83 officers &;c. and -1-09 patients of Middle~­ others are stained: a memorial brass has been erected brough Borough Lunatic Asylum. by the parishioners to the l~t~ Sir Raylton _Dixon kt. Sexton David liodgson. {d. 19or), and there are 280 s1ttmgs. '!he reg1ster dates ' from the year 1572. The living- is a vicarag-e, net yearly Post, M. O. & T. Office (IettPrs should have Yorks ~•due {,230, with 5 acres of glebe and rl'sidence, in the added). :\frs. ~Iary Bulmer, rostmistress-. Letters gift of the Archbishop of York, and held since 1905 by arrive at 6. a.m. & . p.m.; di;;patched at 9·45 the Rev. Algernon James Holloway M.A. of Christ 45 5 15 d · Church, Oxford, who is also chaplain of Cleveland a.m. &, 6.45 & 7.2o p.m.; sun ays, dehvered nt 8 a.m.; AsvJum. There is a Weslevan chapel, and a pari'lh dic:patched at 9·4° a.m. reading room c'1ntaining a library of about 3Po volumes. Wall Letter Box, Bungalow, cleared 11.30 The charities. of about £-:!o yearlv valnto, are derived p.m. ; sunday, 9.40 a.m from land!! in Bro•urhton. )farton Hall, dt-stroyed by fire 1 Wall Letter Box, Ormesby Station, cleared m 1B3~ and rebuilt during the period 1854-75, is a large 7 & g.zo p.m. ; sunday, 8 a.m