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Jobnson John Inclrbald · Elkington Mary Ann (Ml'S. ), farmer Lines Ellis, carrier Long Waiter Hume P.C., M.P., Floyd Thomas, farmer, Ivy house Lovell Samuel P. farmer LL.D., F.R.S. Culworth house; & Gascoigne Thomas, blacksmit-h Mainwood David Ripsher, harness ma 65 Eaton square S W & Carlton Gibbs Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker Merry Alfred, grocer & baker. Post aff club S W; City Carlton club E C; Griffin William Ledbrooke, farmer & Needham Fredk. Nicholas. beer retlr Cavalry & Turf clubs W, London grazier Parish Thomas E. painter & decorator & Kildare Street (Dublin) club Gubbins William James, farmer Pratt Joseph, farmer & asst. overseer Siltzer Francis John, D'Anvers house Hammett Harry, ooot maker Swann H. school attendane& officer f()r Hatton George Henry, farmer Brackley dist,rict COMMERCIAL. Johnson John Inchbald L.R.C.S. & Taylor John Charles, builder Bayliss Fred, farmer & grazier L.R.C.P.Edin., L.F.P.S.Glas. phy- Ward Betsy (Mrs.), shopkeeper Burrows George, baker sician & surgeon, & medical officer Watts Thos. & Geo. frmrs.& graziers Busby Charles. farmer & grazier No. 3 dis-trict &-:; public vaccinator Webb Charles & Son, bakers Cave John Henry, farmer for Nos. 1 & 3 districts, Brackley Wrighton John M. farmer Clarke Charles Edward, horse trainer union, medical officer of health Wrighton Wm. M. farmer & grazier­ Cook Rowland Ernest, Red Lion P.H to Middleton Oheney Rural District Wvatt Frederick, carrier Catching Robt. frmr. Blackbird hill Council & eurgeon to Great Central Yates Richard, stone mason Dickinson Alwyne Edward, tail>or Railway DALLINGTON is a parish, 1! miles north-west from £350, including 6o acres of glebe, with residence.. Northampton stations on the London and North Western in the gift of Earl Spencer K.G., P.C. and held since and Midland railways, on the road to Rugby, in the Mid 1909 by the Rev. Leonard Champion Streatfeild M.A. division of the county, hundred of Nobottle Grove, petty of Oxford University. A cemetery of 2 acres was fttrmed sessional division, union and county court district of ! in 1878, and is under the control of the Parish Council. Northampton, rural deanery and archdeaconry of North- There are four almshouses for four poor persons.. ampton and diocese of Peterborough. In pursuance of erected and endowed by Sir Richard Raynsford kt. the Local Government Board's Provisional Orders Con- with a •rent-charge producing about £27 14s. wd_ firmation (No. 14) Act, 1900, Dallington St. James, a yearly: Joseph Jekyll Rye left the sum of £450, re­ civil parish formed from Dallington under the provisions duced after payment of legacy duty to [409 18s. 2d. of section 36 of the Local Government Act, 1894, has been which sum has been invested in Government securities.. added to the municipal borough of Northampton. The and the interest, [10 4s. Bd. yearly, is distributed tDAVENTRY DAV ENTRY is a market, union and corporate town, also by Jas. I. and Chas. 11. ; the corporation was re­ on the road from Northampton to Rugby, head of a constituted under the "Municipal Corporations Act, petty sessional division and county court district, with , 1835.'' and now consists of a mayor, four aldermen and a station on a branch of the London and North Western twelve councillors. The common seal of ivory bears railway from Weedon to Leamington, and distant 4 miles date 1595, and exhibits the device of a huge figure of a each from Weedon and Welton stations on the same line, man in a belted tunic, holding an axe, and to his left 12 miles west from Northampton and II south-south- a tree; the figure is supposed to represent a Dane, and east from Rugby, 12 north-west from Towcester, 15 1 hence the ancient name of "Daintree" is traditionally south from Lutterworth, 19 south-east from Coventry, derived: around the margin is the legend "SIGU.I.VM . 43 from Birmingham and 71! from London; it is in the OO"MMVNE . BVRGI . DE . DANETRE!' The municipaP Southern division of the county, hundred of Fawsley, insignia also include two maces: the large mace, of rural deanery of Daventry, archdeaconry of Northampton, silver-gilt and 3 feet in length, has a shaft divided by and diocese of Peterborough. The Grand Junction canal knops into three sections, and tlngraved with a spiral passes within two miles. The town, originally a borough pattern of roses and other flowers: four scrolled brackets by prescription. was incorporated bv King John, whose mpport the .bead. which i~ divided into panels by win!lerf charter was confirmed 18 Queen Elizabeth (1575-6) and female figures, terminating in foliage; the panels di;;.-