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East Riding Yorkshire. 34.5 • • DIRECTORY.] EAST RIDING YORKSHIRE. 34.5 • POCXLINGTON UNION. North Biding Parishes. Allerthorp Melbourne Bnttercrambe with Bossall Osbaldwick Ba.rnby-on-the-Moor Millington-with-Lit.Givendale Benningbrough Overton Bielby N ewton-upon-Derwent Claxton Rawcliffe Bi'lhopWilton-with-Bellthorpe:N orth Cliff Earswick Sand Hutton Bolton Nnnburnholme Flaxton-on-the-Moor Skelton Bugthorpe Ousethorp Gate Helmsley Stockton-on-the-Forest Bnrnby Pocklington Haxby Strensall East Cottingham Sancton and Houghton Harton Towthorpe East Stamford Bridge Scrayingham Holtby Upper Helmsley Eyeringham Seaton Rose Hnntington Warthill Copyhold Fangfoss Sbipton Lillings Ambo Warthill Freehold Fridaythorpe Skirpenbeck Murton Wigginton Full Sutton South Cliff West Riding Parishes. Goodmanham Storwood Askham Richard Copmanthorp GreatGivendale&Grimthorpe Suttou-upon-Derwent Acaster Malbis Dringhouses Harswell Thixendale Bishopthorpe Middlethorp . Hayton Tborntou The following is a list :of the Wapentakes with the places High Catton Thorp-le-Street included in each :- Huggate Waplington Buckrose Wapentake :-Acklam and Barthorpe, Birdsan; Kilnwick Percy Warter Bug-thorpe, Burythorpe, Cowlam, Duggleby, East Heslerton, Kirby-nnder-Dale Wilberfoss East and West Lutton, Eddlethorpe, Fimber, Firby, Friday­ Londesborongh Yapbam-with-Meltonby thorpe, Helperthorpe, Howshaw, Kennythorpe, Kirby tow Catton Youlthorp-with-Gowthorp Grindalyth, Kirby-under-Da.le, Kirkham, Knapton, La.ng­ Market Weighton and Arras ton, Leavening, Leppington, Mennethorpe, North Grimston, ScuLCOATES UNION. Norton, Raistborpe and Birdall, Ri!lington, Scagglethorpe, Scampston, Scra)ingham, Settrington, Sherburn, Skirpen­ Anlaby North Ferriby beck, Sledmere-with-Croom, Thirkleby, Thixendale, Thorpe Cottingham Preston Bassett, Towthorpe, Weaverthorpe, West Heslerton, Westow, Drypool Sculcoates Wetwang, Wharram-le-Street, Wharram Percy, Wintring­ Garrison Side Southcoates bam, Y eddingham. Haltemprice Sutton and Stoneferry Dickering Wapentake :-.Argam, Auburn, Bempton, Bes­ Hedon Swanland singby, Boynton, Bridlington and IJuay, Hrigham, Buckton, Hessle Wauldby Burton Agnes, Buroon Fleming or North Burton, Butter­ Kirk Ella W elton wick, Carnaby, Cottam, Ea.ston, Filey, Flamborough, Folk­ Ma.rfleet West Ella. ton, Fordon, Foston-on-tbe· W olds, Foxholes with Boy­ Melton Willerby thorpe, Fraisthorpe1 Ganton or Galtnpton, Garton-on-the­ ' S:S:IRLAUGH UNION. Wolds, Gembling, Gransmoor', Great Kelk, Grindall, Hais­ Aldbrough Hempholme tborpe, Harpham, Hilderthorpe, Hunmanby, Kilham, Atwick, Skirlington & Arram Hornsea-with-Burton Langtoft, Little Kelk, L(lwthorpe, Muston, Nafferton, Benningholme and Grange Humbleton Reighton or Righton, Rudston, Ruston Parva, Sewerby­ Bewholme-witb-Nunkeeling Lelley with-Marton, Speeton, 'fhornholme, Thwing, Wansford, Bilton Little Hatfield Willerby, Wilsthorpe, Wold Newton. Bonwick Long Risoon Harthill Wapentake (Bainton Deacon Division) :-Aike, Bra.ndsburton Mappleton and Rowlston Bainton, Bes\vick1 Bracken, Eastbnrn, Elmswell-with-Little Ca.tfoss Marton Dritfield, Great Dritlield, Holme-on-the-Wolds, Hutton Catwick Moor Town Cranswick, Kilnwick by Warton, Kirkburn, Lockington, Coniston North Skirlaugh, Rowton Lockington-in-Kilnwick, Lund, Middleton-bn-the-Wold!l, Cowdens Great and Little and Arnold Neswick, North Dalton, Rotsea, Scorborough, Skerne, Danthorpe :Rise Sonthburn, Sunderlandwick, 'fibthorp, Warter, Watton. Dnnnington Seaton and Wassand Harthiil Wapentake (Holrne Beacon Division) :~Aughton, East Newton Sigglestharne Bielby, Breighton-cum-Gumby, Bubwith, East Cottingwith, EBerby South Skirlaugh Ellerton Priory, Everingham, Fo!;gathorpe, Goodmanbam, Ellstronwick Sproatley - Gribthorpe, Harlthorpe, Ha.rswell, Hayton, Holme-upon- ¥itling Swine 8paldmg-Moor, Laytham, Londesborough, Market Weighton Flimon Tbirtleby . and Arra~r, Melbourne, Seaton Ross, Shipton, 8paldington, Ganetead West Newton • with- Burton Storthwaite, Thorpe-le-Street, Willitoft, Wressell. Gart.on-with-Grimeton Constable Harthill Wapentake (Hunsley Beacon Division) ~-'-Anlab,r, GoxhiB Witbernwick Bishop Burton, Brantingham, Brornfleet u.nd Fa,"Heet, Great Batlield Wyton Cherry Burton, Cottingham, Elloughton-cum-BI'ough, Ellerker-, Etton, Hessle, Hotham,Kirk Ella,Leckontield-with­ Yon:s: UNION. City Parishes. Arram, New Village, North Cave-with-Cliff, North I<"ert>iby, North Newbald, Rowley-with-Hunsley, Riplingham and All Saints, North street St. John's, Micklegate Little Weighton, Sancton and Houghton, Skidoy-wlth~ All Saints, Pavement St. Lawrence Skidby Carr, South Cave, South Cliff, South Daltori, Davy Hall St. Margaret's, Walmgate South Newbald, Swa.nlan, Walkington, Wa.uldby, West Ella, Holgate St. Martin-le-Grand Willerby. · Holy Trinity, Goodramgate St. Mary, Castlegate Harthill Wa.pentake (W1lton Beacon Division) :-'-Aller­ Holy 'frinity, Heworth St. Martin-cum-Gregory thorpe, Ba.rmby-on-tbe-Moor, Bishop-Wilton-with-Bell­ Holy Trinity, King's Court St. Mary's, Bisbophill junior thorpe, Boltort, Hurnby, East Stamfurd Bridge, Fangfoss, Holy Trinity, Micklegate St. Mary's, Bishophill senior Full Sutton, Great Givendale, High Ca.tton, 1 Huggate, Miu.ster Yard, with Bedern St. Maurice in the Suburbs Kilnwick Percy, Low Catton, Millington, Newton-upon­ Mmt Yard (Liberty) St. Michael's, Spurriergate Derwent, Nunburnholme, Owsthorpe, Pocklington, Sutton­ St. Andrews St. Michael's-le-Belfry upon-Derwent, Tbornton, Wai.Jlington, Wilberfoss, Yapham, St,. Crux St. 0\ave, Marygate Youlthorpe-with-Gowtborpe. St. Cuthbert with All Saints, St. Nicholas in the Suburbs Holderneills Wapentake (Middle Division) ~-'-Aldbrough, Peasholm and St. Helen- St. Peter the Little Benningholme and Grange, Bilton, Burton Pidsea, Coniston, on-the-Wall St. Peter-le-Willows Danthorpe, East Newton, Ell er by, Elstronwick, Fitling, St Dennis-in-Walmgate • SS. P):lilip & James (Clilton) Flinton, Gamtead, Garton-with-Grimston, Hedon, Hilston, St. George St. Sampson Humbleton, Lelley, Ma.rfteet, Marton, Meaux, Owstwick, St. Giles in the Suburbs St. Savior Preston, Roo!!!, South Skirlaugh, Sproatley, Sutton and St. Helens, Stonegate St. Wilfred Stoneferry, Swine, Thirtleby, Tunstall, Wawne or Waghen, St. John's, Delpike Waxholme, West Newton, W'-ton. East Riding Parish68. Holderness Wa.pentake (North Division)= ~ Atwick, Deighton Kexby Ba.rmston, Beeford, Bonwick, Brandsburton, Catfoss, Cat­ Dunnington Longworth wick, Cowdens Ambo, Dringhoe, Upton and Brough, Dun­ Elrington Naburn nington, Eske, Goxhill, Great Hatfield, Hempholme, Horn­ EscriCk Stamford Bridge, with Scawby sea-with-Burton, Leven, Lissett, Little Ha.tfield, Long Gate Fulford StiUingfleet, with Moreby Riston, Mappleton, Moor Town, North Frodingham, North Water Fulford Thor!l"anby Skirlaugh, Nunkeeling-with-Bewholme, Rise, Routh, Rowl­ Wheldrake stone Seaton and Wassand, Sigglesthorne, Skipsea, Grimaton Ulrome 1 Beslington Withernwick. .
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