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Flekher Isaac, butcher & fanner 1Blacklock Joseph, grocer &; !mb-post- Clark John, farmer ..HM'kel' Sa.rah J ane (Mrs.), stahoner master Dinwoodie David, farmer, Threapland ~ lIuh-flo1\tu.listl'ess BI,)"V'"n J ames, grocer & tailor Edmonds SI. frmr. Threapland-Lees :Highmoor William, shopkeeper Cape, Joseph, yeoman, Kirkland Ferguson Richard, farmer, Overgates Ismay JamBs, King's Arms P.B. AI; , Dixan Edward, farmer Flemingo Thomas, farmer, Threapland fa.rmer, Low Wood Nook Hanvey William, boot maker Flf'tchE'r Robinson, farmer,Low Fields .Little John, blacksmith Hayton Isaac, farmer Foster William, fanner Little Willi.am, assistant overseer & I Highmoor Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Gilbanks Eleanor (Miss), shopkeeper blacksmith Littleton Thomas, farmer, Fitz farm Graham Richard, farmer, Threapland Rome John James, farmer Mann Thomas, farmer Graham William George, boot maker &ott Thas. & Sons, farmers,Whitrigg -Miller Jane (Mrs.), farmer Graham Wilson, farmer, Threapland Smallwood Geo. farmer,Whitrigg hall Moore Robert, grocer Ha-rryman Jonathan, yeoman ,Wilson Mary (Miss), Sun inn IPattinson John, farmer Henderson Wm. farmer, Threapland Redpath Thos. Smith, market grdnr Hill J oseph, farmer, Bothel BEWALDETH. Robinson Thos. carpenter & joiner Hope George, blacksmith, cycle Letters through Mealsgate 8.0. Robinson William, builder agent &; sub-postmaster -Railton Ernest Hy. e~. Snittlegarth Tiffin Edward, farmer Horn William, farmer, Bothel (postal address,Ireby,Ylealsgate S.O J ohnstone John Wise, grocer COMMERCIAL. BOTHEL. Lowss Hy. Fearon, butcher & farmer Allinson .J~seph, farmer, ~igg- Wood PRIVATE RESIDENTS. MElfston George, farmer, Bothel Bran Wilham, farmer, High Honses i • McGuffie J ames,Greyhound beerhouse l'attinson WiUiam farmer 'Armstrong MIss Maxwell Thos. builder, Lime Kiln ho :Richardson Joseph, farmer IAshburn. Jonathan, Pennington house Mitchell Wm. frmr. Threapland moss Taylor Joseph, farmer, Scalegill D'Jdd MI>!S, Mount Pleasant Nicholson John, tailor 'TaylOT William, farmer Foster Geo!"ge . Nicholson William, joiner "Wood John farmer Pearson MIss, Park view Pape Edward, farmer , Robinson J oseph Hodgson, Low green Pattison Robert, farmer BLENNERHASSET. Sharp Edward. Ravell Mrs. farmer :Potts Rev. Joseph (Congregational) Thornburn Mrs. Low moor Relph William, Queen's Head P.H COMMERCIAL. COMMERCIAL. Slaf'k William, frmr. Threapland hall -.Bewley William, boot & shoe maker Cape William, yeoman Waugh Mrs. farmer, Green ULLOCK, see Dean. " is a parish and village, on the river Ellen, the maintenance of her grave, the surplu8 to be given ..5 miles south-east from Mealsgate station on the Mary­ to the poor. A few years ago an Early British burial port and Carlisle railway, and 9 south-by-west from place and several urns were found here. A Roman Wigton, in the Mid division of the county, ward of road ran through the parish. On the Common are two _:A.llerdalc- bclow-Derwent, Derwent petty sessional divi- Roman camps; near Orthwaite Hall is another, in which s.inn, Wigton union and county court district, rural a bronze tripod was found. Lord Leconfipld is lord of -deanery of Wig-ton, and archdeaconry and diocese of the manor. Sir Wilfrid Lawson bart. Miss Gough, John 'CaI'1isle. The church of St. James, standing about half S. Parkin esq. of II New square, Lincoln's Inn, London '3 mile from the village, and on the road to Irebv, is a - . w.e. and Ernest Henry Railton esq. of Snittlegarth, 'small but ancient building of stone, consisting of chan­ are the chief landowners. The soil is clay and light -eel, nave, porch, and a western turret containing 2 loam; the snh>!oil, gravelly and strong clay. The area oells: the chancel was rebuilt in 1837, and ha~ mural is 5,782 acres of land and 2 I of water; rateable value, tablets to ,Toseph Gillbanks, d. IR53, and Mary, his wife, £2,322; the population in 1901 was 217. -d. 1878, and one to Jackson Gillbanks, d. 1878: there 'are IS0 sitting8. Belonging to the church i8 a cylindri­ Aughertree is a small hamlet, I mile north-east, -eal case of cuir bouilli, in which a chalice was formerly consisting of a few scattered farms. "Kept, and supposed to date from a period anterior to Longlands, I mile south-east, is a Simall hamlet, con­ 1"571. The registers date legibly from 1642. The sisting of a few farms. 'Church of St. John the Evangelist, built in 1868, at the cost of Professor Cape, of Croydon, Surrey, in Orthwaite, 2 miles south, consists of a few farms. memory of his father, the Rev. Jonathan Cape M.A. Parish Clerk, J oseph Perryman. -rector here from 1830, is an edifice of native stone in Post Office. John Scoon, sub-postmaster. Letters -the Gothic stylp, consisting of chancel, nave, and a through Wigton, by foot post from Mealsgate 8.0. 'south-west tower with spire, containing one bell: the arrive 9.50 a.m.; dispatched at 3.30 p.m. Ireby is east window is stained. The living is a rectory, net the nearest money order & telegraph office :yearly value £147, in the gift of Miss Gough, and held since T896 bv the Rpv. George Fowke Maynard, of King's Grammar School (mixed), founded in 1726 by Mr. College, Windsor, N.S. Tithes commuted at £130; Matthew , of Ruthwaite, & endowed with 25 average £99. with 30 acres of glebe, and residence. acres 2 roods 27 poles of land & £20 in Savings Bank Charities: -Dalston's Charity consists of 3 acres I Securities, producing together £35 r8s. yearly, & in rood 13 poles of land, the rent of which, amounting to 1868 the Rp-v. J. Cape left £4,000 for further endow­ £6 yearly, is distributed in money to the poor: Cape's meI.t; the present school, built in 1895, will hold 100 'Charity of £4 18s. yearly, also for distribution, is children; average attendance, 58; William Todd, «lerived from £200 invested in mortgages: Thomlinson's master; the school is managed by a body of I I "

ULPHA is a parish d miles north from Broughton­ Carlisle. The village is on the river Duddon, which in-Fumes-s statioI;l on the Furness railway, :;:0 west from is here crossed by an ancient stone bridge of one KendaJ., and 8 north-east from Bootle; it is in the arch, connecting it with the county of Lancaster. The Western division of the county, ward of -above­ scenery in the neighbourhood is, generally speaking-, 'Del"Wi'ent, Bootle uni..m and petty ~essional division, of the most romantic and beautiful description; in <£oul'Ity eourt district of Whitehaven, rural deanery some parts the mountains rise to an altitude of several ~f Gosforth, arehdea.conTy of Furnes8 and rliocese of hundred feet, and are covered to their very lIUInmib