DIRECTORY.] LEICESTERSHIRE. MARKET HARBOROUGB 561 TERRITORIAL FORCE. Veterinary Inspector under the "Contagious Diseases 5th Battalion Leicestershire Regiment (E Company); Acts" for Market Harborough Petty Sessional Division, head q>larters & drill hall, Coventry roa-d; Capt. John Wiggins F.R.C.V.S., M.P.S. 14 Coventry road Ha.rold J. F. Jeffries; Color-Sergt. George Thorburn, instructor PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. St. Denis or Dionysius Church, Rev. Maurice Theodore MARKET HARBOROUGH UNION, Bro'wn M.A. vicar & surrogate; Rev. Horace Smith. Board day, alternate fridays, at the Union house, at 11 curate; 8 (holy communion) & 11 a.m. & 3 (children's o'clock. service) & 6.30 p.m.; week days, II a.m. & 5.30 p.m. The Union comprises the following places in Leicester· or 8 p.m.; thuTs. & holy days, holy communion shire :-Bowden (Great), Bowden (Little), Cranoe, 7.30 a.m Fl"ckney, Foxton, Glooston, Gumley, Husbands Bos­ St. Hugh's Iron Churoh. Rev. Edward Frith Everett worth, Kibworth Beauchamp, Kibworth Harcourt, B.A. ouraJte in charge; 8 & II a.m. & 2.30 & 6.30 Langton (East), Langton (West), Laughton, Luben­ p.m.; daily, 7.30 a.m. & 8 p.m.; holy communion, ham, Market Harborough, Mowsley, Saddington, wed. 7.30 a.m.; fri. &; saints' days, 7 a,m Shangton, Slawst{)n, Smeeton Westerby, Stonton Our Lady of Victories (Catholic), Rev. Dean Hugh WyviJIe, Theddingworth, Thorpe Langton, Tur Lang­ Lawrence Kavanagh, missionary rector; mass, 8 & ton, Welham, & the following in Northamptonshire:­ IO·30 a.m.; children's service. 3 p.m.; benediction &; Arthingworth, Ashley, Brampton Ash, Braybrooke, rosary, 6.30 p.m.; daily ma~s, 7.30 a.m. (snmmer), 8 Clipston, Dingley, Fardon (East), Hothorpe, Kel­ a.m. (winter); holy days, mass 5.30 &; 9 a.m. (sum­ marsh, Marston Trussell, Oxendon (Great), Sibber­ mer), 7.30 & 9 a.m. (winter); benediction, 7.30 p.m toft, Stoke Albany, Sulby, Sutton Bassett, Thorpe Baptist, Rev. William Henry Haden; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 Lubenham, WeIford, Weston-by-Welland & Wilbsrs­ p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m ton, The population of the union in 19II was 20,902; Congregational. Rev. Bernard Thomas James Uffen area, 71,293 acres; rateable value, Lady Day, 1912, A.T.S.; IO.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m £195,175, viz. :-Leicestershire, £135,358; Northamp­ Wesleyan Methodist, Rev. Arthul' Elwood Hutchinson tonshire, £59,817 (supt.); IO.30.Lm. & 6,30 p.m.; wed. 7.15 p.ro Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Rev. A, W. Pulteney SCHOOLS. Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, The Co~nty Grammar School, in the Burnmill road',. Charles Burgoine, Exchange buildings occup,es a building erected in '909 by the County' Trf>asurer, William James Horn, London City & Midland Council on a site placed at their disposal for the Bank, High street purpose by the Town Estate Feoffees; the building Collectors of Poor Rates, Leicester: Bosworth (Hus­ comprises a large hall, six class rooms, cookery room, bands), Henry Dimblebee; Bowden (Great) & Bowden manual instruction room, science laboratory & an art (Little), John Bean Leeson; Fleckney, R. C. Iliffe; room. The governors of the school consist of rep re­ Foxoon, Isaac Brown; Gumley t Isaac Brown; Har~ sI'ntatives of the Countv Council & other bodies borough (Market), John Bean Leeson; Kibworth Har­ (chairman, George Green" esq. J.P.), There are free court, F. Bolton; Kibworth Beauchamp, F, J. Love­ scholarships on the Srnyth foundation connected with. day; Kelmarsh, J. Haddon; Langton (East & West), the school, open only to boys whose parents reside in Abraham Vendy; Lubenham, J. L. R Turner; the town or Urban D;strict, being members of the­ Smeeton Westerby, F. J. Loveday. Northampton: Church of England. The original foundation of the Arthingworth, J. Haddon; Brampton Ash, Isaac school was by Robert Smyth in ,6'4, &; the old Hodges; Braybrooke, R. C. Smith; Clipston, Joseph building, on the south side of the church, is a curious Haddon; Oxendon (Great), J. L. B. Turner; Sibbertoit, structure standing upon massive oak pillars; the Alfred B. Watts; St{)ke Albany, G. Patrick; Weston­ original beams still exist, though the building itself by-Welland, William E. Sedgeley; Wilbarston, H. R. has been restored on several occasions. The appoint­ Patrick rr,ent of head master formerly rested with the Lord Relieving Officer & Oollector to the Guardians, S. Dixon, Mavor & Aldermen of the City of London, in con­ Nelson street, Market Harborough jun;'tion with local trustees. The old building is no· Vaccination Officer, The Relieving Officer longer used for school purposes, but the Smyth trust Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, 1st district, John continues. Free places are offered annually to pupils Crisp M.R.C.S,Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Sunny bank, of elementary schools in the Harborough district. At. Coventry road, Market Harborough; 2nd districot, the present time there are nearly IDO pupils attending Robert Ballard M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 86 the school. Bovs are received as boarders bv the head Northampton road, Market Harborough; 3rd district, master in his own house adjoining the schooi premises. Henry Townsend Makepeace Whitling M.B., B.S. There are three. resident assistant masters, fin assistant· Durh. Husbands Bosworth; 4rilh district, James Hugh mistress, a cookery mistress (visiting) & a manual Thomas RA" M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. 45 High street, instructor•• besides the caretaker and his wife, who Market Harborough; 5th district, Edgar Vaughan reside on the premises. Francis Hamrnond M.A. of PhilIips L.R.C,P.Lond., D.P.H.I. Kibworth Beau­ St. John's College, Cambridge & M.A, of the Uni­ champ; 6th distri~t, William Thyne M.A., M.D .• versity of London, is the head master (appointed in C.M.Edin, Hallaton; 7th district, Thomas Lewis 1887); William George Buchanan, second master; J. Ingram M,R.C.S.Eng" L.R.C.P.Lond. Welford G. Watterson, French, singing & drilling master; H. Half a mile north of the town, on the Leicester road, Jacques, science master; :Miss J. N. Dodd, assistant is the Union house, erected in 1836-7, for 200 in­ mistress; Miss MacAleevey, cookery mistress; M. mates; Frederick George Hooper, master; Jas. Hugh A. Kent, Sloyd instructor Thomas B.A., M.B., B.Oh.Oxon. medical officer; Rev. Maurics T. Brown M.A. chaplain; Mrs. Hooper, PUBLIC ELEME~TARY SOHOOLS. matron The Schools are managed by Committees of Manage­ ment under the" Education Act, 1902," acting jointly MaRKET H.,"RBOROUGH REGISTRATION DISTRICT. with the County Education Committee. Superintendent Registrar, Charles Burgoine, Exchange Council. Fairfield road (mixed), erected in 1838, enlarged buildings in 1886 & again in 1894, for 308 children; average Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Market Har­ attendance, 225; William Henry Pool, master. New borough sub-district, Harry Geol'ge Hall, Market infant. school was opened in I9I2, for 140 children; Harborough average attendance, 95; Miss Fanny Ward, infants' mistress PUBLIC OFFICERS. Church of England. Coventry road, erected in 1894, for Assistant Overseer, John Bean Leeson, Urban District 312 children; (infants), in 1880, for 144 children; Council offi.,es, Northampton road average att<enda.nce. 225 mixed & 90 infants; William Certifying Factory Surgeon, James Hugh Thoma.s B.A., Westfield Grundy, master; Miss Jack,oIl, infants' M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. 45 High street mistress; E. F. Jeffries, correspondent Clerk to the Tax Commissioners of the Gartreo Catholic (mixed), for about 130 children; average at­ Hundred, James Ley Douglass. High street tendance, about 80; Miss Emily Hussey, mistress Collector of the Income, Land & Assessed Taxes, Harry George 'Hall, 48 High street NEWSPAPERS, Inspector of Weights & Measures. Food & Drugs, Ex­ The Market Harborongh Advertiser; office, Church plosives &c. Acting Inspector Thomas Grain, King's I'd street, Market Harborongh Advertiser Co. Limited, Steward of the Manor of Cottingham-cum-Desborough, proprietors & publishers; published mono for tues Henry Burgess. Exchange buildings. High street The Midland Mail, published 'by A. J. Tompkins, St. Townsman, Harry George Hall, 48 High street Mary's road, on fridays LEICS. & RUT. 36 .