DIRECTORY.] RUTLAND. WHISSE'fDINE. 681 Hodgkinson Frank Edward, solicitor &; commissioner for Scott Thomas, butcher, High street oaths, registrar & high bailiff of the county court &; sec. Seaton Thomas, boot maker, Leicester road to Uppingham Water Works Co. High street Sellars Alfred, plumber, Stockerston road Howard Charl",., master of workhouse, Leicester road Sharpe Charles, refreshment rooms, Orange lane Hudson Henry, greengrocer, Stockerston road Shelton William R. farmer, Beaumont chase Hudson William Drake, bicycle agent, Orange lane Small Harry Robert, hosier & tailor, High street InternatiOlial Stores, grocers (J. A. Dyrne, manager), High st Snowden Benjamin, Rose &; Crown P.R. South view Jourdan &; Nephew, drapers, High street Southwell John WiIIiam, butcher, High street Joyce Sydney Meadwell, slater, North street Southwell Tom, jobbing gardener, South street Knight George Henry, Unicorn P.R. High street Squirrell Waiter, greengrocer, Orange lane Knight Robert, beer retailer, North street Stamp Office (Samuel William Relder.on, sub-distributor), I_ondon City &; Midland Bank Limited (branch) (Thomas Market place Henry Odell, manager), Market place; draw on head Steward Alfred, hair dresser & insurance agent, High street office, 5 Threadneedle street., London E C Stocks William Joseph W. photographer &; dealer in photo- Love John ."'0ph, baker, High street graphic apparatus &; materials &;talking machine dlr.Highst Manton Charles Edward, deputy registrar of births, deaths Tabram John Thomas, dairyman, High street &; marriages for Uppingham district Tawn Robert Lionel, town crier, North street Meadows Harry, shoe maker, School lane Territorial Force Bat.talion (5th) Leicestershire Regiment Mear William, ironmonger, Market place &; agricultural (G Co; Major C. H. Jones; Capt. C. Bland & Color-Sergt. implement dealer, Ayston road G. F. Dolby), Orderly room, High street Milner Samuel, saddler &c. High street Thorpe Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, Hi"h street Morrison Francis Saunderson F.R.C.S. surgeon, Orange lane Thorpe Charles, cab proprietor, 1 N orthfield ter. North st Moss Henry Ihrpur, Cross Keys P.R. Queen street Thorpe Charles Herbert, watch maker, High street Mould CharlPB, confectioner, High street Thorpe J ames, grocer, Market place lVutual Improvement Society & Lecture Hall (Harry Drake, Thorpe Joseph Wethers Younger, butcher, High street sub-librarian; Charles Hawthorn, hon. sec.), London rd Thorpe Thomas Smithson, cycle &; motor engineer, &; agent Neilson William M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, North view, for Raleigh, New Hudson & Enfield cycles, Motor garage Orange lane ITilley James William, coal dealer, Hopes yard Neilson Willimn Fitzruy, manager of Rarclay & Company Tilley Samuel John, watch maker, High street Limited, bankers, High street Tomlinson Catherine (Mrs.), beer retailer, High street Nichols Mary Ann (Mrs.) &; Son, hardware dealers, High st Townshend Wm. Thos. picture frame maker, High street Norman Emma (Miss), teacher of music, Adderley street Turner Rowland, blltcher. High street Northampton Brewery Co. Lim. (William Andrew, agent), Uppingham Cricket Club (Rev. H. W. McKenzie M.A. pres. ; Queen street John A. Durant, hon. treas) Nutt John, confectioner, Orange lane Uppingham Football Club (W. D. Hu<ison, hon. sec.; P. Oakley Frederick, solicitor, clerk to the Guardians & Assess- Greatorex, hon. treas) meut Committee &; school attendance sub-committee for I Uppingham Gaslight & Coke Co. (llodney Walker, manager; Uppingham Rural District, &; superintendent registrar,' George Cliff, sec) High street Uppingham Golf Club (J. A. Lumsden M.A. hon. sec. & treas) Oakley John William M.R.e. v.s. veterinary surgeon, Queen st Uppingham Horticultural Society (Rev. H. 'V. McKenzie Odd Fellows' Hall (James Gordon, sec.; Joseph Foster, M.A. president; E. Hockliffe, hon. sec) keeper), High street Uppingham Water Works Co. (F. E. Hodgkinson, sec.; Odell Thomas Henry, manager of the London City & Mid- Baizley Bum, manager) land Bank Limited & treasurer to Uppingham union &; Wallace Frederick Arthur, assistant gymnasium & fencing Rural District Council, Market place instructor, Uppingham school Peach Robert, blacksmith, North street Wallace Frederick Herbert F.R.C.S.E., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Pearce William Henry, t.ailor, Orange lane LOnd. physician & surgeon, Manor house, High street Pennistone Emily (Mrs.), laundry, North street Waterfield Thomas, blacksmith, North street Perkins John Green, draper, High street Waugh Arthur, travelling draper, High street Perkins Thomas, clothier &c. High street Weed William, greengrocer, High street; nurseryman, Phillips Abel, greengrocer, High street South view & hair dresser, Market place Pinney Francis & Son. watch mas. jewellers &c. High street Wells Reginald, boot dealer, Queen street Pinney Charles, coal merchant, Railway station Wells Rose (Miss), milliner, High street Plant Charles, inspector of police, Police station Weston George, swimming & boxing instructor to Grammal.' Police Station (county constabulary) (Charles Plant. in school, Leicester road spector), Stoekerston road ,"Vhite Arth. Wm. bill poster & advertising agent, East end Porter George R. fishmonger, Queen street White Charles, ironmonger, Market place Powlin'( Henry, Crown P.R. High st.reet White Edward William, coach builder, High street Renard EdwarJ, reg. lodging ho. Meeting la. Adderley st Wood Bryan J. L.D.S. dentist attends tues. & wed. Market pI Rollinson Henry, station master & forwarding ~ent L. & Woodcock George & Robert, posting house, High street N.W.R. Railway statio,n 'Yoodcock George, baker, Adderley street &; confectioner, Rowell James, beer retailer, Beast hill High street Samuel Henry, grocer & wine &; spirit merchant &; insurance, Woods William, farmer, Loundes farm agent, High street Working Men's Club & Reading Rooms (J. G. Perkins, sec.), Scott Frank, carpenter, High street I North street Scott Mary (Miss), milliner, Market place , Wright George Henry, Horse & Trumpet P.R. Market place W ARDLEY is a small parish and village, seated on a discharged rectory, with t.he vicarage of Belton annexed, height., on the borders of Leicestershire, 2! miles west joint net yearly value £184, including 85 acres of glebe, from East Norton station on the Great Northern and in the gift of the Bishop of Peterborough, and held since London and North ,Vestern joint lines, and 2! west-by- 1910 by the Rev. George James Pattison, who resides at north from Uppingham, in the hundred of Oakham Sake, Belton. Sir Arthur John Fludyer bart. of Ayston, is lord Uppingham union and county court district, fllral deanery of the manor and owns the entire parish, with the exception of Rutland (third portion), archdeaconry of Oakham and of the glebe. The soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The parish diocese of Peterborough. The church of St. Bot0lph is I contains 748 acres, chiefly pasturage; rateable value, £799 ; an ancient building of stone in the Early English style, the population in 1911 was 45. consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower with spire containing 2 bells, one dated 1677, the Wan Letter Box, cleared at 10.30 a.m. & 6.15 p.m. week other being undated: there a,e mural slabs to various days only. Letters arrive through Uppingham at 7 members of the Fludyer family: the chancel has been a.m. & 4 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph restored by the present rector: there are 60 sittings. office is at Belton, I! miles distant The register dates from the year 1574. 'I'he living is a The "hildren of this place attend the school at Belton COMMERCIAL. IGowing Edgar Adolphuq, grazier IWilliamson Richard, grazier Allen Waiter, grazier Hill William Joseph, grazier WHI;SSENDINE (or Wichingedinc) is a large parish (first portion), archdeaconry of Oakham and diocese of and scattered village, in a hilly district, on the borders Peterborough. Two streams rising in the parish, unitedly of Leicestershire, It miles south from Whissendine form the Whissendine brook. The church of St. Andrew, station on the Syston and Peterborough and Nottingham situated on an acclivity, is a building of stone, in the Early and Kettering branches of the Midland railway, 5 north- English, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting west from Oakham, 6 east from Melton Mowbray, Leicester- of chancel, nave, aisles, transepts, south porch and a shire, and 98 from London, in the hundred of Aistoe, Oakham Decorated western tower with pinnacles, containing a union and county court district, rural deanery of Rutland I clock, added in 1911, and 6 bells; one of these was hung .