'80 "SBIY WOULDS. LEICESTERSHIRE. Surveyor & Sanitary Inspect.or, James William Rowley, Moira Council School (mixed & infants), Moira, erected in Woodville 1852 & altered in 1906, for 310 children; Alfred Bayliss Collector, William Kirby, Donisthorpe lane, Moira A.C.P. master; Mrs. Baker, infants' mistress Chairman to School :Managers, Moses Bourne Railway Stations. Moira (Midland), Thomas Williani Peach, station master Council School, Albert Village, erected in 1907 for 500 Ov(>rs2als & Moira (goods only) (Midland& I.J. & N. W. joint), children; John J. Bassett, master Thomas William Peach, station master ASHBY WOULDS. IMassey Walter, farmer, Highfields farm Hogg Thomas, carter Gennan George, Mount Pleasant (postal: Nicholls ~fathew, draper nlsl~y Catherine S. (Mrs.), farmer, Sweet address Woodville Burton-on-Trent)I Orme Edith (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hdllodge Hunt Ern'est H. The Shrubbery liShakespear Willi~m, beer retailer . In.wood Fred, beer.retailer Wragg Horace, Highfield house Sharp Arthur, fried fish dealer K~rby James Edwm, carter i Shorthouse Geo. coal dealer &; greengrocr Kll'k J oseph, cowkeeper COMMERCIAL. ! Warren Hy. shopkeeper, Occupation rd Kirk Mary (Mrs.), fried fish dealer . iWillder James, shopkeeper Lush & Carr, boot makers Armson ~~nry, co,!,keeper, Noms hill iWinfield Richard Stephen, Albert inn Moira Colliery Co. Limited (John Bates Wdliam ~ ~ alt.er, carters, 1 Turner, managing director; M. Gee WaIter, RaIlw~y l~lll, S.wafns p~ki' MOIRA. Bourne, sec.; John Henry Bailey, Lea Joseph, NaVIgation mn, spnnglB '1 J h H certificated manager) cottage al ey 0 n enry ... ." P t G Ed' f 'u' L f Bourne Moses Moira Bath MOlra & Domsthorpe Institute (Moses e ers 00. wm, ~rmer, mon o. rmlHolbrook Mis;, Whitehouses Bourne, hon. sec) Southerd James~. msu:ance agent Rose John Arthur, Briton lodge Moira &; Donisthorpe Nursing Associa- SuttO? & Co. samtary prpe &c. ~anufrs. tion (Moses Bourne, treasurer; Mrs. Umon pottery,ReservOl~& Sprmg wrks, COMMERCIAL. J. Turner, hon. sec) Yates James, farmer, Spnng cottage Adkins Sydney, Rawdon Arms P.H Moira & Donisthorpe Parade Associa- \ Ball John, farmer , tion (Thomas W. Peach & Alfred E. , ALBERT VILLAGE iCarr Arth. boot maker, see Lush & Carr Osborne, hon. secs) . iCull Louisa (Mrs.), baker & grocer Popejoy Annie (Mrs.), Moira Arms hotel Letters through Church Gresley. Burton- i DenniS' Thomas, shopkeeper Rawdon Foundry Co. Limited, engineers· on-Trent. !Donington Sanitary Pipe & Fire Brick Salt Brothers, drapers & clothiers Freckelton Sttmson, Hill crest l Co. Limited Sharpe Joseph, beer retailer 'IDOnisthorpe Colliery vo. Limited (John Shaw Joseph, carter . COMMERCIAl,. Turner, managing director; M. Sherratt MI & Sons, grocers & bakers Armstead Joseph William, butcher I Bourne, sec.; J. Armson, certificated Siddons Herbert, farmer, Hanging Clark Alfred William, beer retailer I manager) (registered offices) Hill farm Dunnicliff Amos, grocer & baker IEvans Fanny Caroline (Mrs.), beer retlr Swain T. homas, beer retailer Fletcher John, hardware dealer Fairbrother Joseph, confectioner Urban District Infectious Diseases Handley Henry, beer retailer IFairbrother Lammas, confectioner Hospital (Roderic Robert Waiter Heatield Robert, grocer ,Fairbrother William Lammas, grocer Logan M.R.C.S.Eng. medical officer) JO.l1es Alfred, teacher of music IHaywood & Co. Limited, sanitary pipe Webster Samuel, blacksmith Jones Edw~. insur. agt. Occupation rd: &c. manufacturers Wileman Samuel (Mrs.), cowkeeper ASTON FLAMViLLE is a parisb and small village,! Crado~k-Hartopp: there is a small stained window to 3 miles south-east from Hinckley station on the London I Mrs. Clementina Harriet Wilkinson, d. 1846; the nave and arid N orth Western and Midland railways and 9 llorth- I tower were entirely rebuilt in 1873, and in 1911 the rector west from Lutterworth, in the Western division of the! placed a clock in the tower to the memory of His late Majesty county, Sparkenhoe hundred, Market Bosworth petty! King Edward VII.: the church affords 150 sittings. The sessional division, Hinckley union and county court i register dates from the ,year 1562. The living is a rectory, district, rural deanery of Sparkenhoe (second portion), I with the chapelry of Burbage annexed, joint net yearly archtieaconry of Leicester and diocese of Peterborough. I value £450, including 92 acres of glebe, in the gift of Lord The church of St. Peter is a building of stone, principally I Lucas and Dingwall, and held since 1883 by the Rev. John in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, I Price Alcock Fletcher M.A. of Caius College, Cambridge, south porch and an embattled western tower with pin- who resides at Burbage. Sir Charles Edward Cradock­ nacles: the stained east window and another stained Hartopp bart. is lord of, the manor and principal landowner. window in the chancel are memorials to Sir William Edmund The soil is various; subsoil, clay. The chief crops .are Cl'adock-Hartopp bart. d. 16 October, 1864, and were wheat, oats anr! roots, about half of the parish being pasture. given respectively by Jane Mary, his wife, and by their The acreage is 1,091; rateable value, £1,148; popUlation children: there are also monun1ents to the Hon. Mary in 1911, 78 in the_civil and 2,490 in the ecclesiastical parish. Jane (Eden), wife of Sir Edmund Cradock-Hartopp, 2nd bart. d. 12 September, 1843; one to Sir Edmund Bunney­ Letters through Hinc.kley arrive about 7 a.m. Wall Letter Cradock-HartoPPr 1st bart. (d. 1833) and also to Anne Box cleared at 6.30 p.m. week days only. The nearest (Hurlock), his wife, and their children: the chancel retains money order & telegraph office is at Burbage, about 1 a. piscina and an aumbry: the font, a beautiful work in mile distant marble, was presented by t.he children of Sir W. E. and Lady The children of this parish attend the schools at Burbage Gilbert William Henry Ralphs Burchnall Joseph O. farmer, Manor hOI'Clark Robert, fanner, Mickle hill COMMERCIAL. Chamberlain Arthur, grazier, Aston Renson William, farmer Beale J osepb, farmer \ Firs cottage I, AYLESTONE was formerly a civil parish. By 11896, the borough portion was annexed to Leicester civil the "Leicester Extension Act, 1891," March 26, 1892, parish and the remainder to Lubbesthorpe. Aylestone is part of the civil parish was added to that borough. By given with Leicester. Local Government Board Order, No. 32,954, March 26, BAGWORTH is a small village, township and chapelry The register dates from the year 1560. The living is a of Thornton parish, with a station on the Leicester and; chapelry, annexed, with Stanton-under-Bardon, to the Burton branch of the Midland railway, 5 miles north-I vicarage of Thornton, joint net yearly value £260, including east from Market Bosworth, 8l south-east from Ashby-. 140 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Countess of Warwick, _ de-Ia-Zouch, 121 north-north-west ·from Leicester and and held since 1904 by the Rev. Horace Rowsell Cooper 115 from London, in the Western division of the county, I M.A. of Selwyn College, Cambridge, who resides at Thornton. hundred, petty sessional division, union and county court \1 There is a Primitive Methodist Chapel, built in 1904. district of Market Bosworth, rural deanery of Akeley Charities of £20 yearly are distributed. Bagworth colliery (southern division), archdeaconry of Leicester and dio- is worked by a limited company. Bricks are made here. ces&. of Peterborough. \ In 1886, by Loca.l Government I The Countess of Warwick, who is lady of the manor, and the Board Order, a detached part of the parish was trans- Duke of Rutland are the principal landowners. The soil ferred to Newbold Verdon. The church of the Holy is strong marl; subsoil, clay. The chief. crops are of the Rood is a builcting of rag stone, in the Early English usual kind and there is much pasture land. The township style, consisting of chancel, nave and a very low weste1h contains 2,241 acres; rateable value, £15,985; population tower containing 3 bells: the church, with the exception in 1901, 631, and in 1911, 1,419. , was entirely rebuilt in 1873, and has 200 sittingS. Parish Clerk, Ed'Yard J ohnson. .