PO Directory 1868 – Spalding - South Holland Life Heritage and

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SPALDING.
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SO:MERSBY is a small parish, in the Mid division of the Cambridge.
Alfred Tennyson, the poet laureate, wa~
born here, his father being rector of the parish at the
time. The Rev. Langhorne Burton Burton, B.A., is loru of
the manor and sole landowner. The soil is clay and sand ;
subsoil, mostly blue and red clay. The chief crop<: are wheat,
oats, barley and turnips. The area of the parish is 600
acres, and the population in 1861 \\as 72.
HoLY WELL is a quarter of a mile north; Warden Hill,
one mile north-ea"'t; Cloven Hill, one mile and a half northeast ; Harden's Gap, one mile and a halfnorth-east.
Parnh Clerk, J onatban Clarke.
eounty, parts of Lindsey, hundred of Hill, Horncastleunion,
petty sessional division and county court district, archdeaeonry and diocese of Lincoln, rural deanery of Hill, 6 milee
north-east from H orncastle, 7 ~ east from Alford station, and
6 north-west from Spilsby. The church of St. Margaret is
an old building-, in excellent repair, with nave.? chancel,
south porch, and massive low square tower, with tour small
pinnacles, and containing 2 bells : in the churchyard is an
ancient cross, beautifully sculptured, and in good preservation : the church was repaired in 1833.
The register
dates from the year 1735. The living is a rectory, annual
value £202, with residence, in the gift of and held by the Letters through Horncastle, which is the nearest money
Rev. Langhorne Burton Burton, :n .
of, Trinity College,
order office
Baumber J?hn,farmer, Manor house
Burton Rev. Langhorne Burton, :B •
Thompson Susan (Mrs.) grazier
Clay Franc1s, shopkeeper
Rector
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SOTBY is a parish, in the Mid division of the county, rectory, annual value £275, in the gift of the Lord Chanparts of Lindsey, eastdivisionofthe wapentake ofWraggoe, cellor, and held by the Rev. John Bainbridge Smith, M.A.,
Hnrncastle union and county court district, diocese and of St. John's College, Cambridge. There is a Sunday school,
archdeaconry of Lincoln, rural deanery of Wraggoe, 16 supported by the rector. Robert Vyner, Esq., of Gautby
miles east-north-east from Lincoln, 5 east from Wragb_v, Hall, is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is
and 8 north-west from Horncastle. '!'he church of St. mostly mar!; subsoil, mar! and white cl a,·. The chief crops
Peter is a small, substantial, neat building, consisting of are barley, oats, wheat, and turnips. The area is 1,500
nave, chancel, and open belfry containing 1 bell : the acres, and the population in 1861 was 164.
nave and chancel are about equal in length, and the arch
Parish Clerk, Thomas Goddard.
dividing them is pure Norman, and very massive. The Letters by fo(lt post through \V rag by, which is the nearest
register dates from the year 1658. The living is a discharged
money order office
Smith Rev .J no.Bainbridge,M.A[rector J Bradley Thos.thrashing machine owner Stovin George, farmer
Baggaley Thomas, farmer
Coote George, carpenter
Tripp Geor!!e, Nag's Head
Borringbam William, fanner
Scboley Edward, farmer
W eatherhog J spb .shopkeeper&black~m
SOUTHORPE (near the river Eau), formerly extra Esq., i!i lord of the manor. The land belongs to W. J.
parochial, is now a parish, in the N ortbern division of
the county, parts of Lindsey, Corringham wapentake,
Gainsborough union, petty sessional division, and county
court district, 7 miles north-east from Gainsborough. The
mhabitants use Northorpe church. T. F. Embleton-Fox,
Potter James (Mrs.), farmer
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Pickin, Esq. The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay and gravel.
The chief crops llfe cereals. The area is 590 acres, and
the population in 1861 was 44.
Letters through Kirton, which is the nearest money order
office
Rollett Thomas, farmer
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SPALDING
is a well-built seaport, market and union town, dergone extensive repairs and restorations, the sum of
and railway station, head of a county court district, and
polling place for the Southern division of the county, in
the "apentake of Elloe, parts of Holland, diocese and archdeaconry of Lincoln, and rural deanery of H ollanrl, situated
93 miles from London, 16 from Boston, 40 south-east from
Lincoln, 17 north from Peterborough, 20 east from Stamford,
and 10 east from Bourn. Spalding is a member of the port
of Boston, and is the port for Stamford, Market Deeping,
and Crow land, and has water communication with the whole
county. The river Welland runs through the town, dividing
it into two portions, the larger of which is on the north bank:
it is navigable for Yessels of 100 tons, by which means a
lar<,_{e trade in coals has been carried on for years. The
yearly tonnage of shipping inwards is about 6,000. The
High Bridge over the W elland was rebuilt in 1838; there
are three other bridges, for foot passengers only. The town
is not incorporated, but is governed by fifteen Commissioners
under the Spalding Improvement Act, of 1853 : Captain
Francis Thomas Selby is the present chairman of the Commissioners. An Act was passed in the year 1860 for supplying the town with water : the works are situated close to
tile town, on the road to Pinchbeck: the capital is £8,000,
raised in shares of £10 each. The town is lighted with gas.
The parish church of SS. Mary and Nicholas is a
large old stone building, originally E;1rly English,
but with many alterations in the Perpendicular style:
it has nave, chancel and four aisles; the nave and
aisles are separated by a handsome stone arcaded
colonnade: the sittings are of oak, and the church has
an organ and heating apparatus: there are monuments to
the Johnson and other families: the west window is of
stained glass, and is remarkably large and handsome: the
l'ast window is also of stained glass; there are three other
stained windows on the south side of the chancel and
11isles, and four smaller ones in the chancel; the tower
ccnunns a peal of 6 bells, also a clock : risiug from the
tower is a spire, at the foot of which are elbows fitting in
four carved pinnacles : the north porch is a good specimen
of Perpendicular architecture: the church has recently un-
£10,000 having been raised for the purpose : the Ladye
chapel, on the south side, is now used as the Free Grnmmar
school. The liviug is a perpetual curacy, annual value £950,
with residence, in the gift of trustees, and held by the Rev.
Edward .Moore, M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge.
The Cemetery is about half a mile from the town, and
cost about £4,500, including the purchase of la10d and the
erection of the two chapels.
The National school, for 200 boys and 200 girls, was built
in 1845, at a cost of £1,GOO, on a commodious site near the
church : the building has since been enlarged, and a schoolroom for girls added. The Blue Coat school, the l<'ree
Gr!lmmar school, and the Petit school are all endowed.
Here is a Friends' meeting-house, and eight chapels of
various denominations.
In place of the old Town Hall, the Improvement Commissioners, in 1855-6, erected a handsome Corn Exchange,
with several public rooms: the building cost nearly £3,000,
and was opened in March, 1856; it is in the Elizabethan
style, and has an illuminated clock: the exchange-room is
73 feet long and 43 broad, and is fitted with stands for the
accommodation of corn merchants, and is provided with a
moveable platform; during the winter season penny readings are given in this room at intervals. The Commissioner;;
also allow the use of a room in the Exchange, at a nominal
charge, to the friendly societies for their periodical meetings. This building produces an income, which amounts
to about £a50 annually. Great improvements have also
been made by the Commissioners, as surveyors of the highways, in the paving of the streets, by the substitution of
granite for pebbles. Close to the Exchange stands the Butter-market, which was opened in 1857, and contains a few
shops.
There are three banks-the Stamford, Spalding, and Boston; the National Provincial; and that of Messrs. Garfit,
Claypon & Co.; in addition to which are savings banks.
Ther.: are two hotels.
The Spaltling ~lechanicz:~ Institute was established in
1845.
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Spalrling is the head quarters of a company of Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers, commanded by Captain F. T. Selby.
There is an Agricultural Society, 11 fishing cluh: also a
flower, fruit and poultry society, who hold annual shows,
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giVIng
pnzes.
There is a nPwspaper, "The Spalrling Free Press." published every Tuesday, by Henry Watkinson, circulatingextPnsively in the Fen districts.
The ~essinns Hnuse is a large, handsome building in the
Sheep-market, erected about 25 years since, at a rost of
£6,000. Qn•rter and petty sessions are held here f< r the
parts of Holland; the latter are held every alternate Tuesday. A county court for the district of Sp1lding is held
l1ere every month: the f, llo\Ying places are within its jurisdiction :-Cowbit, Crow land, Donington, Gosberton, Maulton, Pinchbeck, Quadring-, SpHlding, Surfleet and W estnn.
Spalding union comprises the IJine parishes of Spalding,
Pinchbeck, Moulton, Surfleet, Gosberton, Quadring, Cowbit, Doni ngton, and W eston. The board of guardians meet
every alternate Monday.
Close to the Sl:'ssiuns House stands the House of Correction, a large building erected in 18:l6 at an outlay of
£15,000; also a Police Station, erected in 1858 at a cost of
£1,40().
Gamlyn's Almshouses, founded by Sir Matthew Gamlyn,
were rebuilt in 1K4t, in the G••thic style: there are also
alrnshouses founded by William Willesby.
The town carries on a very extensive trade in corn, meal,
flour, timber, wool and oil Cllke. There are now three large
steam flour mills; also Rn extensive steam saw mill. There
are sever.. ! wi11drnills for grinding corn, from which a great
deal of flour is sent into the manufacturing and London
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districts. Qmmtities of fruit and vegetables are al!lo sent
bv the Great Northern R,illwav to the London markets and
nianufllcturing district~. There is a large hone mill; also
breweries, malting-~, lime mills, brick fields, and coach
works, two iron foundries, engineering shops, and some gun
making.
The market day is Tuesday, for corn, cattle, c;heep, fish,
fowls and veg-etables; and on Sdturd~y vegetables and fruits
Hre sold. There are five yeBrly fairs for cattle and merchandise, held the first TuesdAy after Lincoln fair (April),
June 29th, Aug. 28th, Sept. 25th, and Dec. 6th; also two
statute fairs for hiring servants-one in l\1 ay, the other iri
October or November.
There are some rPmains of the outbuildings of the ancient
abbey of Spalding, now convertPd iuto dwelling-housf'll.
Fulney House, one mile north of the church, is now rebn1lt1
and stands in a pledsant park J it is the seat of Robert
Everard, Esq., D.L.
The land produces large quantities of wheat and oats;
also woad, chicory, mustard, and flax. The area is 12,070
acres, and the population of the parbh in l8Gl was 8,723 1
and of the town 7,032.
WYKEHAM (or WrcKHAM) is a chapelry in Spalding
parish, 3 miles north-east from the town, and will be found
under a !'eparate beading.
WINROVER, one mile south, and FuLNEY, one mile east,
are small hamlets. Little London is one mile south; Hawthorn Bank, one mile south-\\<est; .Monks House, one mile
and a half west; and Pode Hole, 2 miles west; a portion of
Spalding adjoins Pinchbeck, from 5 to 6 miles west of
Spalding.
Parish Clerk, Robert Appleby, Market place.
Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c.
PosT & MoNEY ORDER OFFICE, Post Office Savings Dispensary, High street, Thomas Cammack, physician;
Edwin Morris, M.D. Ancell Ball, William Foster Vise &
Bank &; Government Insurance & Annuity Office.Thomas Bemrose, postmaster~ Double street
William C. Wilkinson, sen. surgeons; Francis Thomas
Selby, hon. sec.; .Mrs. Jane Barnett, matron
Letters for London & the Southern Counties, box closes at
9.30 p.m.; with extra stamp, can be posted in late box Inland Revenue Office, White Hart hotel, Market place
Sessions House, Rohert Judd, keeper
till 9.55 p.m
For London (day mail), box closes at 12.50 p.m.; letters Corn Exchange, Robert Gray, keeper
being delivered in London the same evening
Buttl'r Market, Robert Applehy, clerk
For Boston, Lincoln & Horncastle, box closes at 10 p.m
As.~embly Rooms, Broad street
For Boston (day mail), box closes at 11.15 a.m
Police Station, John Lea per, superintendent
For Holbeach & Long Sutton (day mail), box closes at Spalding Cemetery, Pinchbeck road, May Stimson, regis·
11.15 p.m
trar & receiver of fees
For .Manchester & the North (day mail), box closes at Tax Office, Double street, T. S. Fisher, surveyor of taxes
12 ..50 p.m
Spalding Improvement Commissioners' Office, Double
For Peterborough, the North & the Midland Counties, box
street, Capt. F. T. Selby, chairman; Mes~rs. Harvey &
closes at 5 p. m
Cartwright, clerks; William Ea~t, surveyor, London road
The town pillar boxes are cleared for the day mail at Mechanics' Institute, New rd. Wm. Foster Vi•e, hon. sec
12.35 p.m. & for the night mail at 5.50 p.m. during the
Ga.~ Works, Alhion street, Improvement Commissioners,
winter months; for the summer months at 7.45 p.m.
proprietors; Thomas Cro~!'kilJ, manag-er
Holbeach road; & 7.20 p.m. London road & Bourn road
Fire Engine.~, Charles Buff ham, superintendent; Thomas
Letters are delh ered at 7.30 a.m. & 12.30 mid-day; on sunDriffill, engineer ; Robert Gray, keept;r
days one delivery only, at 7.30 a.m
Water Works, Pinchbeck road, .Mesl!rs. Banner & Cal.Money orders are issued from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m
throp, secretaries &c.; Richard Stimson, engineer
Stamp Office, Bridge street, J oseph Richard Measure~,
INSURANCE AGENTS:distributor of stamps
Accidental~ Marine, Franri!' T. Selhy, Herring lane
Law Union Fin• ~Life, Franci~ T. Selby, Herring lane PUBLIC OFFICERS:Assi.~tant Overseer, C. J. Caswell, Thomazin lane
London, Stauldorth & Dandy, Church street
Midland Counties, Richard Dixort, New road; William Assessor of Land, Assessed~ Property 7'axe.~, Clement
J. Ca~well, 'I'homazin lane
Pike, Market place
AssUitant Surveyor to Improvement Commissioners,
Phamix Firr', Thomas B. Scarborougb, Bridge street
Henry Harvey, Plummer'~ place
Royal Fire, Williarn Stubbs, Market place
Coronf?r for Spalding District ~ Parts of Holland,
Royal Fire~ Life, R. A. White. Welland villa
William Edwards, Church street
Royal Exchange Fire, Life~ Marine, Francis T. Selhy,
Clerk to Littlezcorth Turnpike Trust, A. F. Cartwriglit,
Herring lane
Double street
Standard Life, Clement J. Caswell, Herring lane; Benj.
Cooper, Hall street ; William Pike, Market place; Clerk to the As.~essed ~· Property Tax Commissioners,
C. F. Banner, Broad street
Harvey & Cartwri~ht, Doublr street
Clerks to the Improvement Commissioners, Harvey &
Sun Fire, AshlP,V Marples, Bridge street
Cartwright, Double street
lVhittington Life, C. T. South well
Clerk to the Board of Guardiam, Ashley Maples, sen.
PUBI.IC ESTABLISHMENTS:Bridge :-treet ; Deputy Clerk Ashley Maple~, jun
Christian Association News Room §re. Chapel lane,
Clerl1 to the Sperial ~ Petty Sessions of Holland Ellae,
Henry Watkinson, president
Ashley Maples, Bridge street
County Court, held at the Sessions House, F. Ellis, esq.
judge ; Charles f'oster Bonner, registrar; Charles Buff- Clerk to the Spalding §5" Donington Turnpike Truste s,
Ashley Maples, Bridge street
}• am, high bailiff
Custom House, Commercial road, Andrew Anderson, Clerk to thr' South Holland IJeeping Fen IJrainag ~
the Spalding ~ Pinchbeck Drainage 7'rust es, C. F.
collector
Banner, Broad street
Hou.~e of Correction, Rev. John Lewis, M.A. chaplain;
William F. Vi~e, surgeon; Henry Bates, governor; Mrs. Clerks to the River Welland Trustees~ to the R'ver
Glen Banks Trustees, .Messrs. BonnPr & Calthrop,
Ann Bates, matron; W. W. Martin, schoolmaster
Brofld street
Union Workhouse, Rev. :Michael Sisson, chaplain;
Edward .Morris, 111. D. medical attendant; George Craven, Clerk to thP JJiarkets, Edward Gooch, C'lay lake
governor; 'Irs. Catherine Craven, matron; Geor~e Him- Collector of ltlarket Tolls, Edward Gooch, Clay lah.e
rose. schoolmaster; Miss Sisson, schoolmi:;tress; Edward Collector of Rates ~ Taxes. Clement James Caswell,
Storr, relieving officer, Bourn road
' Thomazin lane
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SPALDING.
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Commissioners for Taking Acknowledgments of Deeds British, Pinchbeck street, JosephB. Pratt, master; Miss
by Married Women, C. F. Banner, solicitor, Broad
Fanny White, mistress
street; F. T. Se! by, solicitor, Herring lane; Ashley National, Church street, Charles Holloway, master; Miss
Maples, sen. solicitor, Bridge street
Rebecca Hall, girls' mistress; Mrs. Elizabetil Carey,
Commis.rioners for Taking Oaths in Chancery, Charles
infants' mistress
F. Banner, solicitor, Broad street; F. Thomas Selby,
Wille.~bey's Free, Bourn road, William Sleight, master
!IOlicitor, Herring lane; A. Maples, solicitor, Bridge street NEWSPAPEH.-Lincolnshire, Boston :T Spalding Free
Excise Officer §J Inspector of Corn Returns, Richard
Press (Henry Watkinson, publisher), Hall street; pubBaker
lished on tuesdays
Impector of Butter Market, R. Appleby
CONVEYANCE:Inspector of Weights ~ Measures, John Leaper, super- Railway Station, Bournrd. Edmund Cooter, station mastr
intendent of police
Omnibuses leave the 'Red Lion' & the 'White Hart' to
Principal Coast O.tficer,Andrew Anderson, Commercial rd
meet every train
Receivers of the South Holland, Deeping St. N-icholas DoNINGTON-For parcels only. Petchell leaves the
~ Welland Drainage Taxes, Harvey & Cartwright,
• Greyhound' with the mail cart every morning at 4.15
solicitors, Double street
HoLBBACH-Cotton's cart leaves the 'Chequers' daily,
Registrar of Marriages, Edward Storr, Bourn road
except tuesday, at 10.30 a.m. for Holbeach, returning the
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Regi.~trar of Birth.~ fk Deaths, C. J. Cas well, Thomazin la
same evemng
Relirving Officer, Edward Storr, Bourn road
CARRIERS:Sheriff'.~ Officer, Frederick White, Brett'f! walk
BILLINGBORO'-Pickworth, from' Pied Calf,' tuesday
Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths :T ftiar- BouRN-Carter, from 'Pied Calf,' tuesday & <;aturday
rioges, Ashley Maples, solicitor, Bridge street
CROWLAND-Everitt, from ' White Horse,' tnesday; A.
Superintendent of Fire Brigade, C. Buffham, Brett's wlk
Blood, from 'Bull,' tuesday; Frisby, from 'New Bell,'
Surveyor for Parts of Holland, Thomas Pear, Cowbit rd
tuesday & friday
Sub-distributor of Stamps, J. Richd. Measures, Bridge st DEEPING GATB-T. Hyde, from' White Hart,' tuesday
Superintendent of Police, John Lea per
DoNINGTON-Sutherill, from 'Cross Key~,' tuesd<1y;
Toum Crier, John B. Naylor, Red Lion street
Barnsdall, from 'Black Swan,' daily, except monday &
Town Surveyor, Henry Harvey, Plummer's place
wednesday
PLACES op WoRsHIP:GEDNBY HILL-Jackson, from 'Bull,' tuesday; T.
St. Mary ~· St. Nichola$ Church, Church street, Rev.
Clark, from 'White Horse,' tuesday
Edward Moore, M.A. incumbent; Rev. J. Ralph Humble GosBERTON-Rutkin, from' H.ed Lion,' tuesday
& Rev."- .Jameson, curates
GosBEli.TON RrsEGATE~Pointon, from 'Cross Keys,
Baptist ChnpeZ,Chapellane,Rev .J .C.J ones, M.A- minister
tuesdav
Baptist (Ebenezer) Chapel, Church lane, Rev. Charles GosBERTON WESTHORPE-Mrd. Fairbanks, from' White
Ward, minister
Hart,' tuesday
Independent Chapel, Pinchbeck street, Rev. Percy Strutt, HoLBEACH-John Cotton, from' Chequers,' Bourn road,
minister
each week day excepting tuesday
Independent Chapel, Holbeach road, ministers various
LANGTOPT-Walling, from' Old Bell,' tuesrlay
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Broad st. Rev. Seth Dixon LoNG SuTTON-Pecave, from, 'Old Bell,' tuesday
Reform lfTesleyan Chapel, Crescent
MARKET DEEPING-Woo·ls, from' New Bell,' tuesday
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Crescent road
PINCHBECK BARS-Porter, from' Pit'd Calf,' tuesday
Primitive 1lfethodist Chapel, H olbeach road
PINCHBECK WBsT-Risely, from' Great Northern,'tues
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Little London
SuTTERTON
, from 'Red Lion,' tuesday
Friends' llfceting House, Westlode street
SuTTOl'i' ST. EDMUND's-Thompson, from 'Bull,'tuesday
SCHOOLS:SUTTON ST. J AMBs-Keach, from' \VhiteHorse,' tuesday
Baptist (boys & girls), Chapel lane, Miss Kate Bell,mistress \VHAPLODE DROVE-Waterfall, f1·om 'New Bell,' tuesFree Grammar, Church street, Rev. lVIichael Sisson,
day; Spriggs, from ' New Bell,' tuesday; Richards, from
head master
' Ram Skin,' tuesday
Blue Coat, Church street, Michael J oseph Sisson, master; RAILWAY CARRIERs.-Sutton & Co. parcels only; J.
Mrs. White, mistress
Harris, agent, Market place
rRIVATB RESIDENTS,
East Mrs. William, London road
Ogden Mrs. 'Vestlode street
Adcock Mrs. High street
Edwards William, esq. Church street
Page Mrs.1 Welland terrace
Alien Mr. Geo. Prospect pi. Abbey yard Everard Robert, esq. D.L. :Fulney house Palethorpe Mrs. Plume VIlla, PinchBall Ancell, M. D. Church street
_Farnsworth Mr. John, Pinchbeck road
beck road
Barber Mr. John Thos.N ew st. Crescent Handley Miss, London road
Palmer Mrs. Henrietta street
Barnes Mr. Joseph, Commercial road
Harrison Mr. John Wm. Thomazin lane Puvitt Miss, Spring gardens
Barratt Mr. George, 8 'Velland terrace Harvey Charles, esq. London road
Percival Arthur, esq. Double street
Barrell Mr. Geo. Francis, 9 Welland ter Hilliam Lieut. 'l'homas [R. S. L. Pickering .M.r. Sf)alding Fen road
Bartou Mrs. Albion street
Militia], Willesby hall
Pitcher Mr. Christopher, Bourn road
Bernrose l\Irs. 9 Crescent
Hopkins J onathan, esq. London road
Popple Mrs. Thomazin lane
Bonner Charles Foster, esq. Broad st
Harden Mr. William R. London road
Proctor Mr. Williarn, London road
Bowles Mr. Benjamin, Pinchbeck road Humble Rev. J. Ralph [curate], Riddington Mr . .J ames, Spring gardens
Bugg Henry, esq. Cowbit road
Church street
Robinson George, esq. London road
Burg Wm. Henry, esq. Pinchbeck road Hutchinson .Mrs. Commercial road
Scarborough Mrs. Cow bit road
Caltnrop J oe George, esq. The Tower, Hutchinson Mr. Proctor, Albert street Scarborongh T. B. esq. Bridge street
Cowbit road
Ingoldby George, esq. Uank house, Selby Capt. Francis Thomas [LincolnLondon road
shire Rifle Volunteer~], High street
Calthrop Miss, Broad street
Camrnack Edmund, csq. Pinchbeck rd J ohnson Theophilus llaurice Step hen, Sisson Rev . .1\Iichael [curate of Maul ton
Carnmack Thomas, :J .P., M.D., F.R.c. r.
esq. High street
chapel], Pinchbeck street
Johnson Mr. Tyrer, London road
Smith l\Ir. Robinson, London road
Pinchbeck street
Cammack William, esq. Pinchbeck rd Jones Rev. John Chatwin, M.A. [Bap- Smith Thomas, esq. Double street
Cam pain Mr. Samuel, sen. London road
tist ], High street
Steven J ames, esq. High street
Capes Mrs. Sheep market
King Mr. George, Albion street
Stiles Henry, M.D. Welland terrace,
Cartwright Augustus Frederic, esq. Leach Mr. Henry, London road
London road
Leedell Mr. William Patman, Bourn Strutt Rev. Percy [Independent],
London road
road
Cowbit road
Cartwright Samuel Hand, esq. 2 'Velland terrace
Lewis Rev. John, B. D. [chaplain to the Swift Mrs. London road
g-aol], London road
Thistlewood .1\Ir:~. Rrett's walk
Cau.lton 1\Irs. Crescent
Loader Mr. High street
Thompson Mr. Edward, Brett's walk
Caulton Mrs. Spring garden~
Lowe Miss, \Vestlode street
Thornton Mr. James, Red Lion street
Cbarington Miss, London road
Cherrington nlrs. High street
Maples Ashley, esq. High street
Turner Mr. Red Lion street
Maples Ashley,jun. esq. Denham house, Vise \Villiam Foster, e~q. London road
Clark Miss Sus'ln, Pinchbeck street
Church street
Wade Mr. George, Low Fulney
Clark Mr. Samuel Lee, Crescent
Marshal! Mrs. Albion street
Walker Henry Jas. esq. 7 Welland ter
Clay Mrs. Bourn road
.Mason Mrs. _;\lbion street
Ward Mrs. Plummer's place
Con~re' e Mrs. Brett's walk
Middleton Mr. John, Spring gardens
·weldon R. H. esq. Market place
Copping Mrs. W estloue street
Moore Rev. Edwd. M.A., .J.P. Vicarage \Vhittaker .Mrs. Prospect place, Abbey
Culy Mrs. Cowbit road
Morton Mr. William Hollingsworth~
yard
Cnnnmgham Mr.H~nry, Westlode st
Double street
Wilkinsou William Cradock, esq.
Dixou Rev. Setll tW esleyan], Broad st
~Iorns Edwin, M.D. High t>treet
F.R.c.s. Church street
Draper Mr:~. Albion street
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COMMERCIAL.
Adcock John, grocer, dealer in boots & shoes & outfitter,
New road
Alien & Co. wholesale & retail grocers, provision merchants
& tallow chandlers, :Market place
Alien Walpole, farmer & ~razier, High street
Amos John, tailor & outfitter, New road
Andenon Andrew, principal coast officer & collector of
customs, Commercial road
Andrew J ames, saddler & harness maker, Sheep market
Andrew Mary Ann (.Mrs.), milliner & dress maker, Spring
gardens
Andrew Richard John, boot & shoe maker, Hall place
Andrews William, tailor, Bourn road
Appleby Robert, bookseller. stationer, printer, bookbinder,
music seller, news agent & fancy repository, Market place
Arch Frederick, farmer, Cunningham's dro\'e
Arch Joseph, farmer, Cowbit road
Arm~trong William, miller & farmer, Little London
Arnold John, boot & shoe maker, Willow row
Arnold Robeit, boot & shoe maker, Abbey yard
Ashby Frederick, beer retailer, Spalding common
Ashton Elizabeth (Mrs.), grazier, Bourn road
AshwPll J oseph, printer, stationer, bookseller & news agent,
Bridge street
Asling Brelsford, pharmaceutical chemist, Bridge street
Atkim1 William, private accountant, Cowbit road
Atkinson Hiram, shopkeeper, Crescent
Atton William, stone mason & engraver, painter, glazier &
dealer in paper hangings, Bourn road
Bailey Georr.?;e, catsup manufacturer & cooper, Clay lake
Baker James, market gardener, Bourn road
B!\les Daniel, photographer, Bourn road
Ball Ancell, surgeon & physician, Church street
Banks Charles, farmer, Holbeach road
Banks Charlotte (Mrs.), butcher, Albion street
Banks William, Pied Calf, Sheep market
Barker J ames, tail~>r, draper & outfitter, Bourn road
Barker John, market gardener & cowkeeper, Bourn road
Barlow Thomas, butcher, Commercial road
Barnes Francis, builder, Commercial road
Barnes James, baker, confectioner & aerated water manufacturer, New road
Barnes J ames, White Lion commercial inn, & wine &
8pirit merchant, High street
Barnett Jane (Mn.), matron of dispensary, High street
Bal"l"Rtt :Mary Ann (Mrs.), Cross Key.Y commercial inn,
Hall !'treet
Barrell George Francis, wine & spirit merchant, Hall street;
residence, 9 Well and terrace
Barwell Thomas, farmer, London road
Barwick John, mat maker & block letter cutter, Lit. London
Barwis W. R. butcher, London road
Bates David, baker, Albert street
Bates Elizabeth (Miss), day school, Chapel lane
Bates Henry, baker & corn dealer, Bourn road
Batterham Georg-e, farmer, Low road
Beales George, photographer, Chapel lane
Bee George, shopkeeper & shoe maker, l:lom·n road
Beech John, shoe maker, Church street
Beeston William, beer retailer, Little Londnn
Bell George, plumber, glazier oc painter, High street
Be !lairs Elias, watch maker, jeweller & silversmith & dealer
in electro-plated g-nods, Hall street
Bellamy Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, London road
Bellamy Willinm Thorp, hutcher, New road
llennett Ann (Miss), milliner & dress maker, Bridge street
Bennett Edward, bricklayer, Church lane
Bennett Henry, carpenter, builder & painter, London road
Hemrose John, carpenter &joiner, London road
Bemrose John GP.orge, beer & wine retaile!", Station entrance
Bemrose Thomas, stationer,& fancy repository, & po11tmaster,
Double street
Bevan John, boarding & day academy for young gents,
W estlode street
Bingham & Townsend, White Hart family~ commm·c.ial
hotel~- po.~ting house, & wine & spirit merchant, family
brewers, & agents for parcels &c. to the Great Northern
Railway Company, Market place
Bird Mary (Mrs.), lodging house, Double street
Bird Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper, Commercial road
Blades William, baker, Commercial road
Bland John George, beer retailer, Double litreet
Blinkhorn Thomas, blacksmith, enginaer & millwright,
Plummer's placo
Blow Thomas, farmer, Cowbit road
Boardman Joseph, farmer, Clay lake
Banner Charles Foster (firm, Banner & Calthrop), solicitor,
commissioner in chancery, & for taking acknowledgments
of deeds by married women, Broad street
[POST OFFICE
Banner & Calthrop, ~Jicitors, Broad street
BontoftJames, beer retailer, Westlode street
Border Henry, grocer & provision dealer, Pinchbeck street
Border Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, Bourn road
Bourne Charles Doncastor, miller, Cowbit road
Bower Charles, builder & joiner, Abbey yard
Bowman Edward, farmer, Spalding common
Bowser Benjamin, maltster, brewer & spirit merchant,
Cowbit road
Bradshaw Charles, boarding & lodging house, High street
Brand Azariah, boot & shoe maker & greengrocer, Westlode street
Brett Charles, builder & brick maker, Crescent
Brewer Robert, fruiterer, wholesale green~rocer & farmer,
Bourn road
Briggs Jonathan Taylor, watch maker, silversmith &
jeweller, Bridg-e street
Brightman Wortley, coal, corn, flour & oil cake dlr. Arcade
Brown William, baker & butcher, Cow bit road
Bufl'ham Chas. hig-h bailiff of county court, Brett's walk
Bufibam Mary Elizabeth (Miss), milliner, hosier, berlin
wool repository, & toy dealer, London road
Bugg J oseph Henry (late Bugg & Son), brewers, maltsters
& !lpirit merchants, Cow bit road
Bulmer John, farmer, Cowbit road
Burchnall Ann (:Mrs.), farmer, Spalding common
Burgess :Mrs. & 8arah Miss, ladies' boarding & day school,
New street
Burrows John, boot & shoe maker, Commercial road
Burrows Thomas, butcher, .Albion street
Caistor George, slater &c. Willow road
Calthrop J oe George (firm of Banner & Calthrop),.solicitor,
& commissioner in all common law courts, Cowbit road
Cammack William & Edmund, solicitors, Pinchbeck street
Cammack Thomas, .J .P. physician, Pinchbeck street
Camms Richard, hoot & shoe maker, Bourn road
Capps William Thomas, corn agent & oil cake merchant,
High street
•
Carey T. C. organist of parish church, teacher of music &
singing-, Broad street
Carruthers Richard, butcher, Bourn roarl
Cartwright Augustus Frederic, solicitor (firm, HarvPy &
Cartwright), London road
Casbon John, fruiterer, greengrocer, seedsman & florist,
Crescent
Cas well Clement J ames, accountant, & collector of rates {!£c.
Herring lane
Caswell Clement J ames, feather merchant, Thomazln lane
Caulton Charles, farmer, Manor house, Spalding common
Caulton Henry, grazier & butcher, Hall street
CaultonJohn Thomas, farmer, Spaldingfen, Pinchbeck ""est
Cave John, fruiterer, seedsman & florist, Crescent
Cave John, nurseryman, seedsman, fruiterer & greengrocer,
Morket place
Cave John, sen. nurseryman, Fulney
Cemetery (Ashley Maples, sen. clerk to burial board; May
Stimson. registrar & receiver offees), Pinchheck road
Chapman Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Albion street
Chappell Henry, slater& pla~terer, Commt>rcial road
Chatter! on Moses, foreman for J olmson & Sons, steam mills,
Bourn road
Chatterton William, miller, Red Lion ~treet
Cherring-ton Richard, grocer & provision de.-.ler, Bridge st
Chesterfield Henry, farmer, Vine !ltreet
Christian John, blacksmith, Little Lonrion
Clark Charles, ladies' boot maker, Double street
Clark Eliza,jun. (Mrs.), milliner& dres)Jmaker, Comrcl. rd
Clark Geor11-e, furniture broker, Lond~ road
Clifton Da vid, beer retailer & butcher, Bourn road
ColemarrGeorge, blacksmith, New road
Coley 'Villiam, cooper, Vine street
Collins James, cowkeeper, Cowbit road
Congreve Fanny (Mrs.), farmer, Hulbeach road
Cook & Wakelin, boot & shoe makers, Market place
Cook Isaac, Pigeon inn, & shopkeeper, Commercial road
Cook John, shoe maker, Little London
Cooley Thomas, tailur, weollen draper & hatter, Bridge street
Cooper Benjamin, actuary ofsavings bank, Hall street
Cope William, boot & shoe maker, Commercial road
Copping Thomas Cooley, cabinet maker, upholsterer &
undertaker, High ,;treet
Cotton John, Chequer8, & carrier, Bourn road
Cotton Thomas, greengrocer, ArC'ade & Bourn road
Cox Emma (Mi5s), dress maker, Westlode street
Crisp John, beer retailer, Double street
Cross Robert, coach builder, New road
Crust John, cattle dealer, Cow bit road
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Crust Richard, jun. market gardener, Cowltlit road
Crust Richard, sen. market gardener, Love lnne
Crust Robert, butcher & cattle dealer, CowQit road
DIRECTORY.]
281
SPALDING.
[LINCOLN.]
Cunnington F:umery Epworth, jun. ironmonger & grocer, Gooch Edward, fellmonger, & collector of Spalding market
London road
tolls, Clay lake
Cnnnington Farmery Epworth, sen. builder & lime burner, Good hand Christopher, carpenter & builder, Westlode street,
& stone merchant, London road
baker & confectionet·, Hall street
Goodwin Eldred, engineer & millwright, Westlode street
Cunnington John, carpenter & builder, London road
Cunning-ton Thomas, farmer, Cowbit road
Goslino- Edward, boot & shoe maker, Bourn road
Gout John, beer retailer & butcher, Commercial road
Curry Charle3, bilor & outfitter, Bourn road
Grassam Seth, engineer, machinist & brass founder & agriCurry Emma (Mrs.), tobacconist, Bourn road
cultural implement maker, Crescent iron works
Curry Richard, tailgr, London road
Green Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, Chapel lane
Cnrtis Maria (Miss), dress maker, Double street
Green Rosina (Miss), milliner & dress maker, London road
Dallicoat Robert, basket maker, Hall place
Green Sarah (M is.s), dr~ss maker, Spring gartlens
Dalton J a1nes, furniture broker, Bourn road
Green Sarah (Mrs.), Neu.• Bell inn, London road
Dalton John, butcher & farmer, Bourn road
Greenall Betsy (Mrs.), china & earthenware dealer, Bourn rd
Dalton Thomas, shopkeeper, London road
Greives .John, butcher, Double street
Dalton Thomas H ibbins, butcher, Crescent
Dann Emma & Mary (Misses), toy warehouse, Hall place Groom .Farndon, leather seller, Herring lane
Gulson John, farmer, Little London
Davison Martha (Miss), shopkeeper, Albert street
Dawson Brothers, liuen & woollen dr,tpers & tailors, Hack Charles, beer retailer, Albion street
Market place
Hall Asa, tailor, woollen draper & outfitter, Market place
Hall Cornelius, boot & shoe maker, Bourn road
Dawson Edrnund, lVhite Horse, Churchgate
Hall Cornelius, carpenter, Commercial road
Dawson George, painter, Bourn road
Hall C'ornelius, greengrocer, Crescent
Dawson John Fell, shoe maker, Sheep market
Dawson Maria (Mrs.), dress maker & smallware dealer, Hall Thomas, pork butcher & pig dealer, Bourn road
Double street
Ham Thomas, market gardener, Hawthorn bank
Dawson Stephen, builder, contr-actor & lime merchant, Hames William, rope maker, \Vestlode street
Broad street
Hammond i\lary (Mrs.), greengrocer, Hourn roatl
Dawson Thomas, painter & house decorator, Double street I-Iandley Charles, hair dresser, Bridge street
Day Zachariah, fish dealer, Commercial road
Handley Robert, tobacco pipe manufacturer, Red Lion st
Dixon Abel, shoe maker, Chapel lane
Hankins William, shopkeeper, Little London
Dixon Francis Morganson (Miss), ladies' boarding & day Harby Ril-hard, hair dresser, Arcade
Hardy Benjamin, ironmonger, brazier & tin man, Hall street
school, 5 & 6 Willand terrace
Dolt on Henry, wine, spirit, ale & porter dealer, Westlode st Hardy Reuben, boot & shoe maker, Crescent
Donington Jas. ironmonger, tin plate & gas fitter, Blidge st Hardy ThomasArch, ironmon,.{er,tinman & brazier,Bridge st
Donin)!ton Hobert, dispensing chemi~t, Market place & Hardy Williarn, grocer & provision dealer, Hall place
Sheep market
Hare Mary (.Mrs.), old clothes dealer, High street
Donnor George, baker&. corn & flour dealer, Red Lion st
Harmston Henry, cabinet rna. & furniture broker, Bourn rd
Draper Thomas, Ship A lbion, AI uion street
Harmston Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, Abbey yard
Dritfill Thomas, plumber, glazier & gas fitter, New road
Harris John, grocer & provision dealer, Market place
Dring- Smith Edward, boat builder & ship repairer, Alhion st Harrison Alfred, inspector of Deeping fen dminage, Little
London
Drury William, farmer, Spalding common
Dutfin Stephen, baker, Bourn road
Harrison Cbristopher, carpenter & builder, Cowbit road
East William, architect & surveyor, London road
Harrison Henry H. tailor, Crescent
Eccleston William, boot & shoe maker, New road
Harrison John Watson, confectioner, dining rooms, & fancy
bread & biscuit baker, Broad street
Edward~ John Abbey, ltVhite Swan, New road
Edwards William, solicitor, Church street
Harrison Mary Ann (Mrs.), Greyhound commercial inn,
Crackpoole lane
Eldret Hobert, farmer, Cuckoo road
Ellis Harriet (Mrs.), china, glass & earthenware dealer, Hart William H. Punch Bowl, New road
Crack pool lane
Harvey & Cartwri~ht, solicitors, & commissioners in chancery &c. Double street
El~om Isaac, rope & twine spinner & tar dealer, New road
Ilarvey Henry, town surveyor, Plummers place
Emmitt Peregrine, baker, Vine street
Haw Mrs. blacksmith, Sheep market
Enderby Htmry, saddler & harness maker, Market place
Haynes Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house kPeper, London rd
Eno Robert, !!"eneral dealer, Commercial road
Everingham Henry, auctioneer, appraiser & tea dealer, Hercock Henry, timber dealer, Bourn road
Hiley Thomas, currier & leather merclmnt, Hall street
Bourn road
Hilcy Thomas, saddler & l1arness maker, Hall street
Favell Ann (l\irs.), beer retailer, Spalding eommon
Fawn William, builder, & haberdasher & fancy repository, Hill Sleight, farmer, Cow bit road
Hinson John, builder & stone mason, Bourn road
Bourn road
Fellowes Thoma~, coal, stone, lime, salt &c. merchant, & Hitch David, jun. pianoforte tuner & repairer, furniture
dealer & land surveyor, Bourn road
ag~nt for the l\Iount Sorrel Granite Co1upany; wharves, at
Great Northern Railway statiom, Spaltling, Cowbit, Hitch David, Fen. ~-:luve & garter maker, Bourn road
Crowland, Counter Drain, French Drove, Guyhirn, Hohson & Son, linen & woollen drapers, mercers, tuilors &
outfitters, Market place
Moulton, North Drove & Twenty; 1·esidence, Spring
Hackney Richard, dining rooms & confectioner, Broad st
Clo~e house. See advertisement
Holmes \Villiam Chapman, cooper, Pim:hheck street
Fish \Villiam, gPneral dyer & cleaner, Abbey yard
Fi'!l1er EJward, blacksmith, High street
H opkins John R. miller, Spalding common
Fisher Mary (1\Ino.), farmer, Bourn road
II opkins J oseph H. miller, Little London
Fi•her T. S. surveyor of taxes, Double &treet
Hopper Geor~e, hoot & shoe maker, Crescent
Fldcher William, photographer, New road
Hopper Martha (Mrs.), milliner & straw bonnet ma.Crescent
Flynn George, rag- merchant, marine store & smallware Horton David, farmer, Spalding common
dealer, Sheep market
Horton John, wholesale fruiterer & market gardener, PlumForeman Henry, boot & shoe maker, Double street
mer's place
Foster Edward, market gardener, Thomazin lane
Hoyland John, professor of music&. pianoforte tuner, "\VestFo!iter GeorgP, baker, Commercial road
lode street
Fast r Robert, veterinary surgeon, Pinchbeck street
Hudson Ephraim, builder & joiner, Cbilders drove
France Rohert, butcher, Albion st,·eet
Hunt & J enning!!, bone crushers, chemical manure manuFrancis William, Golden Ball, Little London
facturers & dealers in sulphuric acid, Steam bon~ mills
Frith Nathaniel, medical botanist, Abbey yartl
H u ntJ ames,confectio ner ,ti·u i terer&tobr~cc onist, Sheep mark t
Garfit, Cla)pon, Garhts & lngoldby, bankers (George Jn- Hunt Thomas, farmer, bpaldin~ .Fen road
g-oldby, manager), London road; draw on Bametts', H urrey William Charles, boot & shoe maker, & agent for
Dick's g-utta percha, Broad street
Hoares', Hanburys' & Llo-' !.1
Garn Stamlord, carpenter & wheelwright, Spalding common Ingham ·william, Anc:hor, Commercial road
GarnPr Eliza (Mrs.), servants' registry office, & sewing ma- Ingoldby FrederiCk, corn, coal, oil cake merchant & importer,
Douhle street
chinist, Hall place
Ingoldby George, manager of Garfit, Claypon, Garfits &
Garratt George, boot & shoe maker, Hed Lion street
l11goldby's Bank, Bank house, London road
Gibson Henry Atkin, chemist, Market place
Inkley Thomas, butcher, Hall street
G1bson James Atkin, linen draper, Market place
Ireland Henry, butcher, Sheep market
Gibo;on John, shoe maker, Bourn road
J ackson Frederick, butcher, London road
Godley J oseph, brick & tile maker, Clay lake
Godsmark & M orlon, linen drapers & milliners, Market pl Jacl..son John, farmer, Cowbit road
Jackson Thomas, brick & tile maker, Spalding fen
Godson William, farmer, Spalding common
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SP.ALbiNG.
282
Jarvis William, Robin Hood.' Bourn road
Jenning-s Charles Dickinson, general ironmonger, iron
merchant, engineer, iron & br11ss founder, agricultural
implement & hurdle maker, gunsmith, whitesmith, blacksmith, gas fitter, tin man & brRzier, Bridge street
J epson W illiam, carpenter & builder, New street, Crescent
Jinks John, farmer, Holbeach road
Johnson & Co. coal merchants, Bourn road
Johnson George, Welland Cottage, & farmer, London road
J ohnson Hannah (Mrs.), baker, Little I.ondon
Johnson Henry, grocer, provision dealer & foreign wine
dealer, Bridge street
J ohnson John, tailor, woollen draper & outfitter, Bridge st
J ohnson William, shopkeeper, Bourn road
J ones George, hoot & ~hoe maker, Hall place
J ones Rev. John Chat win, M.A. boarding & day school for
young gentto, High street
J oyce Thomas, railwav permanent way inspector, Bourn td
Kelk J11coh, steam miller & corn merchant, High street
Kemp Franci~, farmer, High street
King Robert, travelling tea dealer, Bourn road
Kingston Samuel, auctioneer, surveyor, estate & general
commission agent & farmer, Hall place
Kirk Frederick, boot & shoe maker, Commercial road
Kitwood James, grocer, provision factor & dealer in british
wines, Bridge street
Lamhert Ann (Mrs.), boarding & day school for young
ladies, High street
Laming Joseph, wine & spirit, ale, porter & hop merchant
& farmer, London road
laming- Samuel, farmer & landowner, Decoy farm
Lancaster Joseph, blacksmith, Bourn road
Lane Elizabeth (Mrs. J, secondhand clothes dealer &. sewing
machine operative, Crescent
Lansdale Hamerton, basket maker, Double street
Lawrence James, hair dresser, New road
Lawson Charles, tailor, Albion street
Lawson Charles Kiugslmry, toy dealer, & fancy repository,
Chapel lane
Lawson Edward, butcher & cowkeeper, New road
Law son Matilda (Mrs.), milliner & dress maker, Albion street
Laxton Frederick,auctioneer & furniture broker, Herring lane
Leavsley George, master mariner, Willow road
Leckie Charles Childerstone, tailor & woollen draper,
Sheep market
Lever Henjamin, dealer in music & musical instruments &
~ianoforte tuner, Hall street
Lill Asher, millwrig·ht & carpenter, Commercial road
Lindsey John farmer, 8palding marsh
Longbottom Jonathan, farmer, Pinchbeck road
Longstaff John, house agent, Church street
Love Elizabeth (Mrs.), stay maker, N~w road
Love George, clothier & outfitter, Hall place
Lowden William, farmer, Holheach road
Luck Thomas, New inn, & tailor, Spaldin~ common
Luck Thomas, shopkeeper & blacksmith, Spalding common
Lyon John, beer retailer
Lyon Sarah Ann (Miss), tailoress, Thomazin lane
Maher John, cutler & umbrella repairer, Red Lion street
Maccann Hillham, china, glass & earthenware dealer,
Bridge street
Maclean Donald, travelling draper, Crescent
Malam Annie (Mrs.), refreshment rooms & boarding house,
Bourn road
Maltby Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Albert street
Mans field Elizabeth(Miss ),straw bonnet makr.Commercial rd
Manton Mordecai, Peacock, Pinchbeck street
Maples Ashley & Son, solicitors, Bridge street
Maples E. P. & Co. timber & slate merchants & importerq,
& steam saw mill proprietors
Maple~ Ashley (firm, Maples Ashley & Son), commissioner in
chancery & all the law courts, & for taking acknowledg-ments of deeds by married women, superintendent
regiRtrar of births, deaths & marriages, Brid~e street
Maples Henry, wine, spirit, ale & porter merchant, Red Lion st
Margerum A. James, hatter & hair dresser, New roatl
Marriott J oseph, baker, Albion street
Marriott William, grocer & baker, Double street
Mason Jessop, boot & shoe maker, London road
Maugham Elizabeth (Mrs.), g-rocer, New road
Measures J oseph Richard, grocer, draper & tallow chandler,
Bridge street
Measures Richard, farmer, Little London
Measures Richard, farmer, Red Lioa street
Merrikin Charles Hewson, linen draper, milliner & outfitter, Hall street
1\lerriman Georg-e, baker & confectionl!r, :Bridge foot
Metherell&Son,BlackBull inn,&veterinary 8urgeons,N ew rd
Moats William, Crown, & wheelwright, china, glass, earthenware & futniture dealer, W estlode street
[POST OFFICE
Moffatt ThomaR, shopkeeper & greengrocer, New road
Moles Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Cowbit road
Molesworth Mary Ann (Mi,;s), smallware dealer & haberdasher, Bourn road
Money Alfred, beer retailer & poultry dealer, Double street
Moo re John, j un. builder, New Street crescent
Morris & Steven, surgeons, High street
Mossop Benjamin Addenbrooke, farmer, Albion street
MountRney Bartholomew, tinman & brazier, Market place
Moyer Samuel, butcher, Bourn road
Moyer William, butcher, Bridge street
National Provincial Bank of England (branch) (T. B.
Scarborough, manager), Bridge street; draw on head
office, London
Naylor John, bill poster & town crier, ked Lion street
N eal Benjamin, sen. farmer, Monks house
Newling David, farmer, Melbourne cottage
Nichols Mary Ann (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, Double st
Nichols Norman, grindery dealer & shopkeeper,Sheep market
Nichols William, farmer & grazier, Hi~h street
North Thomas, cutler & hair dre!lser, 4 Church street
Northern William, ironmonger, Hall street
Ogden Henry, farmer, Red Lion street
Oltlham \Villiam, coal dealer & provision dealer, London road
Osborn Edward, tailor, draper & outfitter, Hall place
Osborn George Corne_v, linen & woollen draper, tailor
milliner, dress maker & funeral coach proprietor, Market p{
Osgerlly Adam, thrashing machine owner, Little London
Ownsworth Ann (Miss), milliner & dress maker, Broad street
Palmer Edward, Nag's Head, Douhle street
Pannell Eliza (Mrs.), marine store & smallware dealer,
Sheep market
Pannell Ellis, boat builder, Alhion street
Parkinson John, farmer, London road
Parrbh Daniel, tailor & outfitter, Hall street
Parrish J amcs, tailor & outfitter, Hall place
Peacock Richard, tailor & outfitte!" & furniture broker,
Vine street
Peacock Robert, hoot & shoe maker, Broad street
Peacock William Christopher, game dealer, fishmonger &
tobacconist, Bridge str~et
Peake Blott, farmer, Red house
Peake Daniel, farmer, Spalding commort
Pear Thomas, civil engineer & surveyor, Cow bet road
Pear William, watch & clock repairer & old clothes dealer,
Commercial road
Pears John Thomas, ag-ent for Gilbey & Co. wine & 11pirit
merchants & importers, Market place
Pears Joseph, grocer & provision dealer, Market place
Pearson .John, market gardener & greengrocer, Brett'swalk
P~arson William, boot & shoe maker, London road
Peck Thomas, brick & tile maker, Clay lake
Pennington Charles Maltby, linen & woollen draper &
milliner, Hall place
Penning ton Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner & dress maker,
W estlode street
Pentney John, grocer & pro\'ision dealer, Hall street
Percival Arthur, solicitor, Double street
Phillips Philip, farmer, Spalding common
Phillips William, farmer, Spalding fen, Pinchbeck West
Pick Charles, grocer & provision dealer, Bourn road
Pick Thomas, builder, Westlode street
Pick worth John, farmer, 3 Welland 1-Rrrace, London toad
Pickworth William, farmer, Hall place
Pike & Grunnelll auctioneer~, appraisers, land surveyors,
estate & general commission agents, Market place. See
ad ve•·tisement
Pike William, Red Lion .family ~ commercial hotel~
posting house, maltster, brewer, hop merchant & farmer,
Market place. See advertisement
Pitcher Thomas, farmer, Bourn road
Pitcher Thomas, farmer, Cuckoo road
Plumpton William, tailor & woollen draper, New road
Poole George, carpenter & wheelwright, Chapel lane
Popple Jemirna (Mrs.), poulterer &tripe dresser, Herring-la
Porter Albert, printer, stationer & book binder, Broad st
Powdrill John, cowkeeper, Willow road
Pratt & Co. general commission agents, New road
Pratt Robert Arthur, accountant, Hall place
Pratt Robert Arthur, auctioneer, Market place
Pratt Robert Parr, butcher, Broad street
Preston John, watch maker, silversmith&:; jeweller, Bridg'est
Pretty Catherine (Mrs.), beer retailer, Holbeach road
Pretty Thomas, farmer, Spalding fen
Pretty Wiiliam, preparatory school for boys, Pinchbeck st
Proctor Henry l\L farmer. fl.ill house, Spalding marsh
Quincey Henry, dealer in boots & shoes & shopkeeper, Wel!tlode street
Ranson William, beer retailel"', Hall place
Rastall John, joiner &. builder, Albion street
DIRECTORY.]
283
SPALDING.
[LINCOLN.]
Rayner James, baker, Bourn road
l:!.'palding Improvement Commi8sionera Gaa §so Coke Co.
Rayner John, painter, glazier & paper hanger, Bourn road
Al bion street
Read William, hair dresser, Red Lion street
Spolding Mechanics' Institute (Edmund Cammack, hon.
Reedman John, farmer, Spalding fen
sec.), New road
Revell Thomas, boot & shoe maker, High street
Speechly James & Co. corn & cake merchants, & ale &
Reynolds Alien, miller & baker, Holbeach road
porter agents, Market place
Rhodes Frank, pharmaceutical chemist, Market place
Spikins Edm nnd, turner, Chapel lane
Richarrlson Edward, master mariner & ship ()wner, Albion st Spikins George, carpenter, Herring lane
Richardson William, table beer retailer, Bourn road
Stamford, :-,palding ~ Boston Banking Co. (branch)
Ridlington J ames, corn & oil cake & sack dealer, Bridge st
( R. H. Weldon, manager), Market place; draw on BarRippin James, wt1tch maker, Arcade
clay, Bevan & Co. London
Roberts Thomas, Ram Skin inn, Double street
Stableforth & Dandy, wholesale & retail grocers, provision
Robinson Samuel, farmer, Low FulnPy
merchant:l, & tallow chandlers, High street & Church st
Robinson Vincent, farmer, Spalding fen, Pinchbeck West
Stanger John, carpenter & builder, New street, Cre~cent
Robinson William, farmer, Holbeach road
Stanger William._ stone mason, builder & tombstone enRodgers Benjamin, beer retailer & butcher, Brett's walk
graver, New road
Rosbe Thomas, shopkeeper, Bourn road
Stanton Edwin H. cabinet maker & upholsterer, Hall place
Rose George, miller & baker, Holheach road
Steel Barnabas Collins, steam mill~"r (James Sewell, maRose Jo~eph, tin plate worker, Double street
na~er), Hig-h street; re~>'idence, Hammersmith, London
Stevens Thomas, working cutler, Chapel lane
R se Thomas, butcher, High street
Rose William, shopkeeper, High street
Stevenson FrederickEd win, manager of W insover iron works,
Bourn road
Rosling Matilda (Mrs.), tailoress, Commercial road
Stevenson John, farmer, seedsman, & bulb & fruit grower,
Roughton John, turuer, New road
Bourn road
Rowell William, coufectioner, baker & mealman, New road
Stiles Henry T. M.D. surgeon, London road
Royce Joseph, fish dealer, Commercial road
Stimson May. registrar, & receiver of cemetery fees, Pinch•
Royce Thomas, Angel, Donble street
beck road
Royce Tlwmas, fish dealer, Commercial road
Stopper George, greengrocer, Sheep market
Rutland Mercy (.Mrs.), shopkeeper, Commercial road
Stopper William, market gardener, Fulney road
SaHer John Nixon, butcher, Bridge street
s~ul Stephen, hardware dealer & haberdasher, Market place btorey William, old clothes dtaler & ~rocer, Bourn road
Savings Bank (Benj<tmin Cooper, actuary) (open tuesdays, Storr Edward, registrar of marriages & relieving officer,
Bourn road
10 to 1; Raturda)s, 7 to 8 p.m.), Hall street
Scarborougb T. B. ·manager of theN ational Provincial Bank Storr George Edwaru, corn dealer, Bourn road
Strickson Jane (Mrs.), stay maker, Bourn road
of England, Bridge street
Stubbs William, linen & woollen draper, tailor & outfitter,
Scott William, tailor, London road
Market place
Sefton John, cart owner, Bourn road
Selb.v Francis 'fhomas, solicitor, commissioner in chancery Snter Robert, beer retailer & brewer, Vine street
& law courts & for taking acknowledgments of deeds by Swift Francis, ph~rmaceutical chemist, druggist & dentist,
New road & Albion street
married women, Herring lane
SymesJohn Fowler, painter, paper hanger, house decorator,
Seward Samuel, hair dresser, Commercial road
& picture frame maker, Pinchbeck street
Sewell Jam~s, manager of B. C. Steel's steam mill, High st
Seymour James, market gardener & seedsman, Bourn road Tagg William, boot & shoe maker, Vine street
Shacklock John, plumber, glazier, painter, paper hanger & Taylor James Watson, Old Bell, Brid~e street
house rlecorator, Westlode street
Taylor John, farmer, Spalding fen
Shatlford & Co. wholesale druggists, retail chemists & tobac- Taylor John, Ship Active, & coal merchant, Albion street
Taylor John, shoe maker, Spalding common
conists &c. Market nlace
Taylor Mary (Mrs.), market gardener, fruiterer & seedsSharman- (Mrs.), preparatory school, Bourn road
man, Albion street
Sharnum Clement, boot & shoe maker, Bridge street
Taylor Thomas, Oatsheaf, Little London
Sharman Thomas, boot & shoe maker, Arcade
Thompson William, Vine, & builder, Commercial road
Sharman William, builder, Bonrn road
Thorp John, dining rooms, Double street
Sharp John, builder &c. Chapel lane
Tidswell James William Hono, private accountant, ComSharp William, wheelwright & blacksmith, London road
mercial road
Shaw Thomas, watch maker, New ro>ld
Tingey William, Black Swan inn, New road
Sheffield William, farmer, Cuckoo bridge, Spalding fen
Tointon J ames, farmer, Bourn road
Shepherd J ames, beer retailer & brewer, Bourn road
Tointon James, jnn. farmer, Thornazin lane
Shotbolt Thomas, farmer, Bourn road
Siddons J oseph, china, glass & earthenware dealer, New road Tointon Samuel, farmer, Albion street
Simms William, plumber, glazit'r & gas fitter, Pinchbeck st Tomlin William, accountant for Messrs. Pike & Grunnell,
Pinchbeck street
Sirnpson A. Thorn as, saddler & harness maker, London road
Tory George, cabjnet maker, Hall place
Sindall Thomas Yarrard, farmer, Fuluey
Skeeth Williarn, tinman, brazier, & manufacturer of Chea- Towns Mallet, boot & shoe maker, Cowbit road
Toynton J olm, beer retailer & coal agent, Station road
vin's p1tent filter, Red Lion street
Sleight William, master of Willesby's Free school, Broad st Toynton Samuel, boot & shoe maker, Double street
Tuddenham John, fishmonger, Bridge street
Sly George, coal & fire brick merchant, Commercial road
Smart Rebecca (Mrs.), milliner, & millinery warehouse, Tupholme William, beer retailer, Bourn road
Tnpholme William, hoot & shoe maker, Bourn road
Hall place
Turner Rehecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Albion street
Smart Rohert, florist, Hall place
Smith & Chapel, house ag-ents & rent collectors, Bourn road Turner William, baker, Bridge street
Turner William, blacksmith, Commercial road
Smith & Limmer, wheelwrights & carpenters, Bourn road
Tye .Joseph, furnishing & general ironmong-tr, gun maker,
Smith Charles Handley, Bull, Bridge foot
whitesmith, bell hanger & gas fitter, High Bridge hou,c
Smith David, farmer, Low Fulney
Tye Robert, watch maker, Bridge foot
Smith Henry, farmer, Low Fulney
Sm'th James Paling, farmer, Weston hill
Ulyat Charles, baker, Bourn road
Upton Albert, private accountant, Cowbit road
Smith Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Albion street
Utting Georg·e Robert, corn, oil cake & seed dealer & sack
::!mith John, butcher, Bourn road
hirer, Bridge foot
Smith John, re!;istrarofbirths, deaths & marriages. Abbey yd
Vamplew .John, Royal Oak, Cowbit road
Smith Robert, farmer, Spalding- common
Vickers William Ridley, grocer & prbvision dealer, Hall pi
Smith Thomas, butcher, New road
Vine Edward, tailor & old clothes dealer, London road
Smith William, plumber & glazier, Albion street
Vine Matthew, beer retailer, coal merchant & ship owner,
~mith William, tailor & outfitter, Crescent
Commercial road
Smith William Thomas, George ~Dragon, Holbeach road
South Lincolnshire Advance ~ Investment Company, Vine Newton, tailor, London road
Limited (Charles T. Southwell, manager), Hall street. Vise William Foster, surg-Pon, London road
See adverti~ement
Wade Mary Elizabeth (Miss , dre~s maker, Church street
Soothwell Charles Thoma~, boot & shoe maker, & secretary Wade Thomas, market gardener, Hawthorn bank
to the South Lincolnshire Advance & Investment Com- Waite C'ornelins, currier & leather merchant, Albion street
'\Vakefield John, rat catcher, Spalding common
pany, Li1nited, Hall street. See ad\ ertisement
Walden Mark, baker & grocer, London road
Spaldi:ng Coal Co. (Southwell & Co.), Hall street
~ldmg Dispensary (Thos. Cammack, physician; F. Thos. Walker Francis, boot & shoe maker, New road
8elby, hon. see.; Mrs. J a ne Barnett, matron), High street Walker James, beer retailer, London road
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SPANBY.
Walker James, beer retailer, Thomazin lane
Wallis R. & Sons, locksmiths, bell hangers & gun makers,
Pinchbeck street
\Vallis John, cow keeper & clothes dealer, Bourn road
Walpole Joseph, Pied Bull, Bourn road
Ward Charles (1\Irs.), milliner &c. Bourn road
Ward George, shopkeeper, Bourn road
Warner Elizabeth ( l\Irs. ), straw bonnet cleaner, Chapel lane
Warnes \Yilliam Smith, boot & shoe JIIaker, Crescent
\Varrell Stephen, tailor, Crescent g-ardens
·water Works (Messrs. Banner & Calthrop, clerks),
Pinchbeck road
Watkiuson Henry, bookseller, stationer, printer, hookbinder, patent medicine vendor, news agent, pianoforte &
mu!lic warehouse, dealer in paperhangings, & proprietor
& publisher of the ' Lincolnshire, Boston & Spalding Free
Press,' Hall street. See advertisement
Watson Frances (1\frs.), Hole-in-the-Wall, AbbeyYard
passage
Watsun John, pawnbroker, clothier & pianoforte dealer,
Broad street
Webster George, farmer, Spalding marsh
W ebster Roger, lodging house. Pinchbeck street
Webster Thomas, farmer, Spalding fen, Pinchbeck west
\V eldon R. H. manager of Stamford, Spalding & Boston
Bank, Market place
Wellband Thomas, shopkeeper, London road
Wellhank Edward, market gardener, London road
Wellby George, farmer, Spalding fen
West John, tobacconist & hair dresser, Sheep market
White Sarah Ann & Mary Hcarson (Misses), boarding &
day school for young ladies, Crescent
SPAN BY is a parish and small village, distant
[POST OFFICE
West Mary Jane (Miss), toy dealer, New road
\Vhite Charle", coach & carriage builder, Bourn road
White James H. coach builder, Sheep market
\Vhite .John, baker, 2 Crescent
\Vhite John, dairyman, West! ode street
White Robert Arnold (Mrs.), boarding & day school for
young ladies, Albion street
White Waiter, coach builder, Pinchbeck ;.treet
\Vhitwell Waiter, beer retailer, Commercial road
Wilcox John, market gardener & fruiterer, Albion strPet
Wilkinson Williarn Cradock, F.R.c.s. surgeon, Church st
Wil!mott John, hair dresser, perfumer & fancy repository,
Market place
Wilson Benjamin, shopkeeper & coal mer. Commercial road
Wilson Charles, greengrocer, New road
Wilson John, farmerJ Church lane
\-Yoodhouse William Creasy, baker, Double street
W oodrow Alfred, tailor & woollen draper, Bridge street
Woolley & Andrew, builders, joiners & cabim~t ma. High st
Wool!Py Morton, saddler & harness maker, Church street
Woolley Samuel, builder, Double street
Worby Louisa (Miss), dress maker, Holbeach road
Worby William, wheelwright, Holbeach road
Wright James, plumber, glazier & painter, Albert street
Wright Lucy (Miss), shopkeeper, Little London
Wright Thoma8, farmer, Spalding common
Yarrad Michael, farmer, Pinchbeck road
Yorke Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Double street
Yorke Thomas, beer retailer & shopkeeper, Double street
Young Men's Christian Association (William Chambers,
housekeeper), Chapel lane
Young John, shopkeeper, Commercial road
3~
miles of St. John's College, Oxford, wl10 resides at Swaton. W.
north-east from Falkingham, in the Southern division Cragg, Esq., is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
of the county, parts of Kesteven, Aveland wapentake, Slea- The soil is chiefiy clay; subsoil, chietly clay. The chief
ford union and county court district, rural deanery of crops are wheat, barley, and oatS". The area is 1,019 acres,
Aveland, archdeaconry and diocese of Lincoln. The church and the population in 1861 was 75.
of St. N icholas is a small building, with 1 bell. The register
Par-ish Clerk, Speed Lunn.
dates from the year 1681. The Jiving is a rectory, annexed
-to the vicarage of Swaton, gross annual value £80, in the Letters through Falkingham, which is the nearest money
gift of 1\1 rs. Ram, and held by the Rev. Henry Kna pp, M .A.,
order office
COMMER~I.AL
Bellamy William, land agent & sur- Dodsworth John, farmer
llellamy Dawson, farmer, & assessor &
veyor; office, Castlegate, Grantham Hosman Thomas, farmer
collector of taxes
Bull George, farmer
Mitchelson William, farmer
SPILSBY is a small but thriving market town, railway Toynton All Saints, Toynton St. Peter, Ulceby, Wainfleet
station, and polling place for the Northern division of the All Saints, Wainfleet St. Mary, Well, Welton-in-the
county, head of a union, and county court distriP.t, in tl1e ·Marsh, \V illoughby, and Winthorpe. The P.Ounty court
parts of Lindsey, East division of Bolingbroke soke, rural district also comprises the above places; the court is hdd
deanery of Bolingbroke, archdeaconry and diocese of Lin- monthly. The Union Workhouse was erected in 18:38: it is
coin, distant 17 miles north from Boston, 10 east-south-east a large brick building, situated in the parish of Hundleby,
from Horncastle, 16 south-by-east from Louth, 8 south- and will accommodate 280 persons: the board of guardians
west from Alford, 9 north-west from Wainfleet, and 126 meet every alternate Thursday. The Gas ·works in A~hby­
from London. A new line of railway, called the Spilsby lane were erected in 1854. The church of St. James is a
and }o'irsby hranP.h of the Rast Lincolnshire Railway venerable building, in the Perpendicular st)!e of architecCompany, was opened in 1868. The town is pleasantly turc, and has been thoroughly repaired; it consists of a large
situated on an acclivity overlookin!; a vast tract of marsh embattled tower containing 6 bells, a nave, north and south
and fen land, extendiHg southward to the Boston Deeps: aisles separated by pier8 and pointed arches, nnd a chancel,
it is well built, and consist:~ chiefly of two streets and the on the north side of which is a chap~l containin~ several
Market-place, which is intersected in the centre by a row ancitnt monum~nts: on the tombs are some finely sculpof houses: at one end is the Town Hall and Corn Market; tured figures of the Willoughby De Eresby family; some of
at the other end an ancient market cross, a plain octa~onal these monuments are supposed to have he en removed from
shaft, with a flight of steps at the hasement. A Court the old chapel at Eresby Hall, the seat of this family. The
House and House of Correction were erected in 1824, at a register dates from the year 1562. The living is a vicarJge,
cost of nearly £30,000 : the site occupies about two acres of annual value £100, in the gift of Lord Willoughby lJe
land, encompassed hy a brick wall, except the front, which Eresby, and held by the Rev. William Vlako Turner, M.A.,
is adorned by a handsome portico, supported by Doric of :Magdalen College, Cambridge. A Free Grammar school
pillars. Petty sessions are held here every .Monday. General was founded here at the time of the dissolution of the reliquarter sessions for the Southern division of the parts of gious houses, but 110 building appears to have belonged to
Lindsey are held alternately here and at Louth, viz., it till 1611, when Lord Willoughby De Eresby granted n
January and July. Spilsby is the centre of a poor law plot of land for the erection of a school : a convenient schoolunion, divided into two districts, ,-iz., Spilshy and A!ford, room has been built, and the head master has a house adeach of which has a relievin~· officer. Spibby union joining: it was supported for many years by donations and
comprises the following places :-Addletlwrpe, Alford, subscriptions, fr,,m which 32 acres of land have been purAnderby, Ashby-by-Partney, Aswardby, Hilsby, Boling- chased, which now let for about £82 yearly: forty-two chilhroke, Bratoft, Brinkhill, Hnrgh-in-the-Marsh, Ca!P.ehy, dren are educated from the funds, viz., 30 boys and 12 girls,
Canrllesby, Claxby, Crofr, Cumberworth, Dalby, Driby, for whose instruction the master pays £10 a year to the
Eastville, :Farlsthorpe, Firs by, Friskney, Gun by ::-it. Peter, mistress of another school ; the D.\'erage number of scholars
Hagnaby, Halton Holegate, Hareby, Harriugton, Hogs- is about 50. A National school for boys and girls wasopeneO.
thorpe, Hundleby, Huttoft, Ing-oldmells, Irby-in-the- in 18.J9: it was built and is supported by subscription,
.Marsh, Keal East, Keal West, Kirkby East, Langton-by- airled by a Government grant: the avP1"8ge number of
Spilsby .Markby, .Mavis Enderby, l'didville, .M:umhy-with- attendance is 36 boys and 108 girls. The Wesll'yam,
Chapel; N ortholme, Orby, South 01 m~by, Partney Priruiti \ e Methodists, and Independents have chapels here.
Raithby, Rigs by, Saustl1tlrpe, Scremby, Skegu~s .. , Sken~ The Spilsby AgTicultural AssocJation meeting-s are ht>ld at
dleby, ~pibhy, Steeping Great and Little, Stickford, the Town Hall. 1he market i~ held every Monday, and is
Stickney, Sutterby, button-in-the-Marsh, Thorpe St. Peter, v.ell attended, and supplied with fat and lean stock, pigs,