ROBSON'S COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY - 1839

MARCH, &c. CAMBRlDGESHlRBA ============================- MAB.CH, WITH DODDJNGTON AND WJMBLINGTON. MARCH, a market town and hamlet in the parish of Doddington, in the Isle of Ely; 85 miles from London, through Royston, Cambridge, St. Ives, and Chatteris; and 11 miles south from Wisbeach : contained in 1831, 5117 inhabitants; the annual value of assessed property in 1815, was 27,925l. It is situated on the river Nene, from which circumstance it enjoys the advantages of a considerable trade. The market is on Friday, and there are two annual fairs, each lasting three days ; one beginning on Monday before Whitsuntide, at which horses are sold only on Wednesday; and the other on the second Tuesday in October. The living is a curacy subordinate to the rectory of Doddington, which, including Benwick, is the most valuable in England, being 7 ,306l. per annum. The church, dedicated to St. W endreda, is a very handsome structure with a fine spire of stone, erected in 1343: in the north aisle is a slab for Simon Payne, ob. 1501; another to Katherine, wife of Anthony Hansard, and sister of Sir Robert South well; she died in 1517. In the nave it!l the tomb of William Dredeman, ob. 1503, who is said to have been at the expense of the roof, which is of wood, with numerous projecting winged figures, one of the richest specimens of the kind in the county. An avenue consisting of double rows of elm trees, leads from the town to the church, which is about half a mile distant from the bridge and market-place- In one part of this wall is a stone cross, supposed to be of the time of Henry VL M any Roman coins have been found in the neighhood. March is in North Witchford Union. The fairs are on the last Friday in April, and the Friday before Michaelmas Day. Name, B.esidence and Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADEs, page 43. Ab bott Hen. High st .............................. Tailor Am os Dan. Chequer row .. .. ••• ... . .. .. .. . ... Butcher Am os J. Whittle end ..................... Beer Retailer Am os Lewis, Chequer row ...........• Harness Maker Bailey Edmund, Higlt st ..................... Attorney Band Ann, ditto • . .. • •• • ••• ..... • . .. .• .... • Shopkeeper Barker James, Whittle end ... Baker, Grocer, & Coal Merchant Barker Sam. ditto ..................... Carrier by Water Bates Chas. High st ••• Furnishing Ironmonger & Auctioneer Bee by Thos. ditto........................... Shoemaker Beckerton Matthew, Town end •.••••••• Beer Retailer Beedglen S. & Son, High st ............ Ironmongers Bichford Mary, ditto ..................... Beer Retailer Bond M. Whittle end ••••••••••••••••.•••• Beer Retailer Bonds Chas. High st ........................ Shoemaker Booth Thos. ditto ................................. Baker Bostick Richard, ditto .................. Basket Maker Booth Thos. Well end .............•• Baker & Milliner Brand J. Righ st ..................... Harness Maker Brighby Robt. ditto ••••••••.••••.•••••••••••••••• Butcher Burroughs Robt. ditto ........................... Tailor Burrows R. ditto • . . . . . . . . . •.. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tailor Buxton B. Whittle end .................. Beer Retailer Bus well J ohn1 Well end ••••••••••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Butcher Step hen, Town end ............ Beer Retailer Butcher Stephen, High st ••••••••.••••••••••••••• Smith Camps Thomas, Well end •••••••••••••••••• Shoemaker Carley M. .. . . ... . ....... .•. ... ... ... ... .. . .. . .. . . Milliner Carley S. C. Town end.................. Beer Retailer Christmas Thos. High st .••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Christmas Thos. Town end •••••••••••• Beer Retailer Christmas Wm. ditto • . • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • .. • • • • • . . • Carrier Cambridgeshire.] G Church John, High st ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Surgeon Clemants Wm. Well end •••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Cooper Orlando, ditto ••.••••••••••••••••••••• Academy Copeland .Joseph, Hi,gh st ••••••••• Grocer & Druggist Coy M. dztto •................... Sadler & Collar Maker Cramp ton -, Town end ........................... Smith Crobb John, Whittle end ••••••••••.• Carrier by Water Cull edge Chas. High st •. ....... Surgeon; Registrar of Births & Deaths for the March District Dawbom & Co. Whittle end •••••• Grocers & Drapers Diver N a than, Well end................... The Crown Dobson Chas. High st ......•..............•..•..... Smith Dobson Mary, ditto .......••..................... Butcher Edgeley John, ditto..................... Beer Retailer Elam E. & T. Whittle end...... Grocers & Drapers E1am Godfrey, Well end........................ Baker Elliott Thos. Market pl •. ... Auctioneer, & Agent for the Sun Fire & Life Office Fardell Wm. High"'st ... Griffin Inn & Posting House Fitzj ohn John, Well end........................ Baker Fitzjohn Robert, Higlut •••••...................... Baker Foster Eliza, ditto ..................... Grocer & Draper Franks Wm. ditto.............................. Butcher E,reear J. ditto ...................... ,....... Shoemaker Freeman lsaac, ditto .............................. Grocer Fteeman Isaac, ditto •••••••••••••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Freeman Richard, ditto .••••••••••••••••••.. Shopkeeper Fuller F. ditto ••• Chemist & Druggist, &Vet.Surgeon Gales Sarah, Well end ••••••••••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Golding Thomas, Town end •••••••••••• Beer Retailer Golding William .............................. Shoemaker Goodman Wm. Whittle end, Collar & Harness Mkr Graves R. & T. High st ••••••••••••••.•••••• Carpenters Graves Robert, ditto ........................ Hair Cutter Gray Owen, ditto .............................. Plumber Hartley James, Town end •••••••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Head David, High st . ••••••••••••••• Carpenters Arms Hedgleys Geo. Well end •••••••••••• Carrier by Water Hall Simond, High st ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• Baker Hill Hen. ditto ............ Beer Retailer & Shoemaker Hitson Ben. Market pl •••••.•••••••••••• Beer Retailer Hobbs George, Whittle end ••••••••••••••••••••• Tinman Holliday John, Well end •••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Hopper James, Chequer row ••.••••••••• m ...... Smith Harvey John, High st • •••••••••••••••••••.•••• Plumber Ho ward Thomas ........................... Beer Retailer Hudson Josh. High st .••••••••••• Shoulder of Mutton Hutchinson , Whittle end ..................... Builder Hutchinson Mrs. High st • ......... Straw Hat Maker Hutchinson Thos ......................•.......•.. Carrier Iliffe E. Hi9h st ................................. Stationer Iliffe Eliz. ditto .................. Wine & Spirit Dealer J ervis lsaac, ditto .................. Boot & Shoemaker J ohnson Ann, ditto •.••..•••••.••••••••••••••• Post Office Johnson M. & S. A. ditto ••• Boarding & Day School Kirbey Robt. Back la ..................... Beer Retailer Kirkham Wm. Well end ... White Hart Comml. Inn Manott John, Well end •••••••••••••••••• Wheelwright Martin Hen. High st. • ••••• Pipe Maker & China & Glass Warehouse Matthews Richard, Well end ••••••••••••••• Attorney May D. C ..................................... Shopkeeper Miller Edw. Market pl . ••• Brew<!r & Coal Merchant Mil1er Edward, High st ••......................... Smith Mills J ames ................................. Beer Retai]er N eal , High st ................................. Currier Nestling Sam. Whittle end ••• Licensed to let Horses Odgen A.mbrose .......................... Beer Retailer Oliver J ames, Chequer row •••••••••••• Beer Retailer Orton Richard, Well end ••• Attorney & Clerk to the . Magistrates Paine Charles .. .. . .. . . . . ... . . . .. . . .. .. . . Beer Retailer Patridge John, High st •••••••••••••••••••••••• Grocer 41

CAMBRIDGESHIRE., MARCH, &c. ================= Peake J ohnt Hi9h st..... .• . •• . .• • ••••••••. •• ••• . • Baker Pepper J onathan, Whittle end •••• •• Beer Retailer Pepper R. Higk st ••••••••••••••••••••• Eating Houstt Phillip W illiam1 ditto, Supervisor of Excise Office~ Griffin Inn Phillips Charles, Town end •••••.•••••• Beer Retail ex Phillips T. Agent to the Roy. Exeh. Insurance OfficE~ Phillips Thomas, Well end ..................... Brewer Phillips Thomas, Hi9h st ..... •••• Grocer & Draper Pope Edward1 ditto .............................. Drape.r Pope Jane, ditto.' .................... Liquor Merchant Pope Miss J. ditto •..••..••• ···••••••••· .•••••.• School Pope Wm. Well end, Agt. to Guinness, Stout Brewer; & Wine Merchant Pope William, ditto, Agt. to Gurney's Wisbeach Bank Rhimes William, Whittle end •••• , ••• • Chequers Inn Roberts James~ High st ........................ Baker Roberts Thomas, ditto •••••.•..•.. Clothier & Baker Robin son, , Town end • • • • . . . • .. • .. • • • . • • • • •• • Tail ox Richardson J os. Whittle end •. • • •••.• Beer Retailer Ruff Dan. Well end, Carpenter, Builder, & Millwright Russell William2 Back la •.•..•••••••••• Shopkeepel' Savage William, Hi9h st ........................ Baket Scarbro John, Whittle end ............... Shopkeeper Searle Jas. Well end, Bricklayer, Plasterer, & Mason Seargeant William, Hi9h st ............... Carpenter Seppings George, ditto • .. • . •••••.. •• •••• Shopkeeper Setchfield Daniel, dittua. ......... •• ••• • • Hair Dresser Shanard Miss2 dittd ..................... Confectioner Silk William, Wltittle end ............. Beer Retailer Simmonds Charles2 Hi9h st ••.•...••••• Shopkeeper Simmonds Charles, Chequer row ...... Wheelwright Simmonds John, Back la • . .••. •• •• • •• • • Wheelwright Skinner J ohn2 Hi9h st ... • • • .. •• ••••••• ••••• •• Butcher Smith & Foster, ditto ............... Grocer & Draper Smith Samuel & John, Whittle end, Coal Merchants Smith , High st ........................ Flour Dealer Smith John, ditto, Agent to the Suffolk Fire Office, & National Provincial Bank Smith John, ditto··~-····, .................... , .... Tailor Smith John, ditto • • •• • ... .• • • Watch & Clock Maker Smith William, ditto ••..•• Plumber & Paperhanger Smith William, ditto •.••....• Watch & Clock Maker Southwell Matthew, Market p? ............... Baker South well J os. Hi9h st ........................... T~Ior Stallbirass T. ditto ........................ Whitesmith Stil}lpson J. Whittle end ............... Beer Retailer Swain Robert, Well end ............... Beer Retailer Swan John ........................... Th~ Seven Stars Swan William ........................... Beer Retailer Tate John, Whittle end •.•....•.••...•••• Fellmonger Taylor Miss H. High st •.. Boarding & Day School Thoday E. Back la ..................... Beer Retailer Thompson E. Hi9h st .................. Beer Retaile:r Thorn William ................................. 111 ,.. • • Smith Toiler William, Well end • .. .. •• • ••••• ... .... • Brazier Ty ler W. F. High st, Printer, Bookseller, & Hatter Tucker J. ditto, Boot & Shoemaker, & Leather Cutter Tunnell John, Marlcet pl, High st ..•••...••.• Cooper Tusting & Ward, ditto ......... Stationers & Printers Upchur~;h E. High st .. ... • Milliner & Dreasmakt:t W adlow John, ditto . . . • . .• . • • . . . . .• . .• . .. . .• . • Butche:t W adlow Thomas, Well end • . • •. •• .. .. • Beer Retailer W alkling Lucy, Hi9h st ...... Straw Bonnet Maker W alters A. ditto .. ... . • . .. . . • . • Earthenware Dealer W atford John, Little end .. . • . . • . . • • •• .. Beer Retailer Watson Samuel, Well end •••••••••••• Beer Retailer Wqite William, :Market pl ............ Basket Maker Whitaker R. & S. High st ... Dressmakers & Milliners Wigstone W. Whittle end ...... Boot & Shoemaker Williamson Ambrose.Higlt st .................. Tailor Wilson G. Whittle end ........................ Farrier Wilson H. High st............... Boot & Shoemaker 42 Wilton Thomas. Markel pl ••••• •••.•.• Hait Dresser Winterton I. High d • • ••••••. ....... •••••. ••. .. Tailor W oodstock J ames, Chequer row~ Plumber & Gla:&ier Wray W. H. Hz'gll, st ....... , ................... Surgeon W right Willlam, tlitto . •• .. •• • • .. .. •• • •• • • • • • •• . • Cooper Yarrow Wil1iam, Chequer row .................. Tailor Post O:ftice. John son AnD • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • Post Mistress Letters arrive from London 55 min. p. 5 mom.; & are dispatched at 57 min. p. 7 even. Posting House. Griffin Inn, Higl~ st • • • • • ................ Wm. Fardell Bankers. Gurneys.............................. Draw on Barelays National Provincial Bank ...... Draw on Spooner, Attwood, & Co. rire & :Life J.Dsurauce .Agent~ Royal Exchange ..... ,. . .. . .. . . • •. • .• Phillips Thomas Suffolk Fire ••••.•...• ~......... ... • • • ... • • • • • • Smith J oltn Sun •.••..•.•••.........••..•.••••••• ,. . • . • Elliott Thomas X.aw Officers, Culledge Charles . . • Registrar of Births, Deaths, & Marriages Court of Requests, held at the Guildhall, for the recovery of debts m\der 21., last Fli. in every month, :Barley Edmund • • • . . • • • • • • • • • . • . • • . • • • • . • . • . • • . . Clerk Smith John, Hi9k st ........................... Clerk Coaches. London (Day), from the Griffin, morn. 8, Mon. Wed. & Sat. through March, Chatteris, Sllves, Cambridge, Royston, Ware, & to the Belle Sauva9e, Ludgate Hill, London ; returns Tu. Th. & Sat. even. 6. London (Defiance)f from the Gri.f!in, morn. 8, 'l'u. Th. & Sat. through Chatteris, St Ives, Cambridge) Royston, & Ware, to the Golden Cross. Charing Cross; and returns:Mon. Wed. & Fri, even. 6. London (Royal Mail), from the Griffin, daily, even. 1 bef. 8, through M<·rch, Chatteris, St Ives, to meet the Lynn Mail at Cambridge. Carriers. Waggons pass through from Cambridge t~ Wisbeach, and from Wisbeach to London, three times a week, and call at tl1e White Hart occasionally. Wisbeach (Thomas Hutchinson) Cru·t, from his own house, Tu. Th. & Sat. morn, 8; & returns same evening. - Wisbeacb (Wm. Christmas) Cart, from nis own house, Wed. & Sat. morn.; & returns same day. Whittlesea (Roberts) cart, calls at the Wltite Hart every Fri. Water Conveyance. Croft'tt Boat~ from the Bridge, to Oundle, Peterborough, Cambridge, Lynn, Thetford, Bury, & Wisbeach, generally on Fri. if loaded. but days and time uncertain. Barker's Boat1 to Oundlet Cambridge, Thetford, Peterborough, & Bury, days & time uncertain. Hedgley's Geo. Luggage Boat, from the ]3ridge, on Fri. to Cambridge, & arrives in time fOl" Monday's market; proceeds frolll thence~ to~Lynn, delivering goods at the intervenillg places.

MARCH, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Classification of Trades. Auctioneer$.-Bates Chas. High st Elliott Thos. Market pl Bakt1'S. Barkt:!r Jas. Whittle end Booth Thos. High. st Botth Tbos. Well end Elam G. Well end Fitzjohn John, Well end Fitzjohn Robt. High st Hall Limond, High st Peake John, High st ltoberts Jas. High st Savage Wm. High st Southwell Matt. Marke.t pi Basket Makers. Bostick Rich. High st White Wm. Market pl Beer Retailers.-Amos J. Whittle end Beckertort M. Town e'nd Bichford Maty, High st Bond M. Whittle tmd Bu~ton B. Whittle end Butcher Steph. Town end Carley S. C. Town end Christmas 1'hos. Town end Clemant-s Wm. Well end Edgeley John Golding Thomas, Town end Hill Hen. High st Hitson Ben. Market p1 Holliday John, Well end Howard Thos. Kirbey Robert, Back la Mills James Ogden Ambrose Oliver J ames, Chequer row Paine Charles Pepper J ohathan, Whittle end Phillips Chas. Town end Richardson Jas. Whittle end Silk Wm. Whittle ertd Stimpson J. Whittle end Swan Williatn Swan Robt. Well end Thoday E. Back la Thompson E. High st Wadlow Thos. Well ertd . W atford John, Whittle end W atson Sam. Well end Boot ~ Shoe il.fakers.--Beeby Thos. High st Bonds Chas. High st Camps Thos. Well end Freear T. High st Golding W. Hill Hen. High st Jervis lsaac, High st Tucker John, H1gh st Wigstone W. Whittle end W ilson H. High st Bra~ier.- ·Tolter Wm. Well end Brewers. Millet Edwd. Market pl Phillips Thos. Well end Pope Wm. Well end Brickktyers_ ~ Builders. Hitchinson , Whittle end Searle Jas. Well end Butchers. Amos Dan. Chequer row Brighly Robt. High st Christmas Thos. High st Dobson Mary High st Franks Wm. High st Skinner John, High st W adlow J ohu, High st Carpenters. Graves R. & T. Rtgh st Ruff Dan. Well end =~==~========================~ MARCH CtAssiFICATioN, continued. Carpenters. Seargeant Wm. High st Carriers. Barker Sam. Whittle end Christmas William Croft John, Whittle end Hedgleys Geo. Well end Hutchinson Thos. Chemists ~ Druggists.- Copeland Josh. High st Fuller F. High st Cltina Dealers.-Martin Hen. High st W alters A. High st Coal Merclt:ant$. Barker J ames, Whittle end Miller Edw. Market pl Smith S. & J. Whittle end Confectioner.-Sharrard Miss, High st Coopers.--Tunnell John, Market pl, High st Wright Wm. High st Curriers.-Neal--, High st Drapers. Dawbom & Co. Whittle end Elam E. & T. Whittle end Foster Eliza, High st Pope Edw. High st Eating House Keeper. Peppel' R. High st Farrier. Wilson G. Whittle end Fellmonger.-Tate John, Whittle end Flour Dealer. Smith , High st Groct>rs.--Barker Jas. Whittle end Band Ann, High st Bus well John, Well end Copeland J os h. High st Dawborn & Co. Whittle end Elam E. &. T. Whittle end Foster Eliz. High st Freeman Isaac, High st Freeman Isaac Freeman Rich. High st Gales Sarah, Well end Hartley Jas. Town end May D. C. Patridge John, High st Phillips Thos. High st Russell Wm. Back la Scarbro John, Whittle end Seppings Geo. High st Simmonds Chas. High st Smith & Foster, High st Hair Cutters.-Graves Robt. High st Setchfield Dan. High st · Wilton Thos. Market pl Harness Makers.-Amos Lewis, Chequer row Brand J. High st Goodman Wm. Whittle end Hatter.---Tyler W. F. High st Ironmongers.-Bates Chas. High st Beedgler S. & Son. High st Job Master.--Nestling Sam. Whittle end Leather Cutter. Tucker John, High st Milliners.--Carley M. U pchurch E. High st Whittaker R. & S. High st MilJwriglzt. Ruff Daniel, Well end Printer~ Bookseller. Tyler W. F. High st Plumbers, ~·c. Gray Owen, High st Hurrey John, High st Smith Wm. High st W oodstock Jas. Chequer row Saaler.--Coy M. High st Schools, Gents. Cooper Orlando, Well end Johnson M. & S. A. High st Taylor Miss H. High st School, Laaies.-.... Pope Miss J. High st Smiths.--Butcher Steph. High st Crampton , Towns end 43

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. NEWMARKEri', &c. ===========================- MARCH CLASSIFICATioN, continued. Smiths.--Dobson Charles, High st Hopper Jame~, Chequer row Miller Edward, High st Stallibrass T. High st Thorn William Solicitors. Barley Edmund, High st Matthews Richard, Well end Orton Richard, Well end Stationers.--Iliffe E. High st J usting & Ward, Market pl, High st Straw Hat Makers. Hutchinson Mrs. High st W alkling Lucy, High st Surgeons.-Church John, High st Culledge Chas. High st Wray W. H. High st Tailo1·s.-- Abbott Henry, High st Burroughs Robert, High st Burrows R. High st Roberts Thos. High st Robinson , Town end Smith John, High st South well J oseph, High st Williamson Ambrose, High st Winterton S. High st Y arrow Wm. Chequer row Taverns, Inns, ~ Public Houses :·- Carpenters Arms, Head David, High st Chequers Inn, Rhimes Wm. Whittle end Crown, Diven N a than, Well end Grijfln, Fardell Wm. High st Seven Stars, Swan John Shoulder ofMutton, Hudson J os. High st White Hart, Kirkham Wm. Well end Tinman.--Hobbs George, Whittle end Tobacco Pipe Maker.-Martin Henry, High st Veterinary Surgeon.--Fuller F. High st Wheelwrights.--Manott John, Well end Simmonds Chas. Chequer row Simmonds John, Back la Wine~ Spirit Merchants.--Iliffe Eliz. High st Pope Jane, High st Pope Wm. Well end Watch~ Clock Makers.--Smith John, High st Smith Wm. High st DODDINGTON. Curtis J ol1n ................................. Shopkeeper Drain John ... : ....................................... Baker Ekins ............................................. Sadler Fuller J ames .............................. Beer Retailer Gibson John ....................................... Miller Grain Wm .................•.................. Shopkeeper Grummitt R . .............................. Wheelwright Hustwait John .............................. Shopkeeper J arvis Wm ................................. Beer Retailer Parker Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . George Pope Thon1as ................................. Three Tuns SeJby John ................................. Beer Retai1er Staffora Wm. . ................................... Butcher Staffora Wm ................................. Shopkeeper Thurborn Thos. . ..................................• MiJler Post Office. Endall Wm ............................ Receh•ing House Letters arrive at i p. 5 morn. & are dispatched 8 even. Coaches, &c. See MARcH. WIMBLINGTON. Cartar J acob .............................. Beer Retailer Hedgely George ........................... The Anchor Hudson Wm. • ............................•......... Smith 44 Redhead ................................. Beer Retailer Redhead ................................. Wheelwright Redhead T .............. , ..................•.. Shoemaker Tuck T. . .......... , ....•...................•.. Shopkeeper \ :Post, Coaches, &c. See MARCH. N:E:WMAB.KET, with BOTTISHAM, BVB.WELL, & EXMING. A MARKET town 61 miles from London, through Epping, 13 miles E. by N. from Cambridge, and 13-l miles S. by E. from Ely; contained in 1831, 2,848 inhabitants. The annual value of assessed property in 1815 was 6,1781. It consists principally of a long wide street of handsome houses; the southern side of which is in Cambridgeshire, and the northern in Suffolk. The market is on Tuesday; and fain are held on Whit Tuesday, and the 8th of November, for horses and sheep. The trade and commerce of Newmarket are almost wholly dependent on the sporting meetings ; and on these occasions the town presents a scene of great gaiety and activity. The county magistrates hold petty sessions here every Tuesday, and a court leet occasionally. The parish of ALL SAINTS is in the connty of Cam· bridge; the living is a perpetual curacy, value 37l. per annum. In the church is the monument of Tregonwell Frampton, a celebrated sportsman, and keeper of running horses to King William Ill., Queen Anne, Kings George I., and George II. ; he died in 1728, aged 86, the father of the turf. The parish of ST. MARY is in the county of Suffolk; the living is a rectory, value 375l, per annum, in the pa· tronage of the Duke of Rutland. The church is a handsome structure, with a tower and spire, forming a promineftt featsre in the prospects from the surrounding country. Both parishes are in Newmarket Union. Here are two charity schools. The King's House was originally built by J ames I., as a hunting seat; and Charles I. was brought here a prisoner in 1647. Charles II. rebuilt the house, and frequently honoured the races with his presence: he was the first sovereign who entered horses and ran them in his own name. While the court was here in 1683, the town was nearly destroyed by an accidental fire; when the King, Queen, & Duke of York hastily returning to London, is said to have been the means of defeating what was afterwards called " the Ryehouse Plot." The town was speedily rebuilt, and has had great celebrity conferred on it by the superior excellence of Newmarket heath, as a 'race-course; the whole of which is in this county. The races, which are not surpassed by any in the kingdom, have been constantly patronized by royalty. They are held seven times in the year: the Craven meeting commences on Easter Monday; the first Spring meeting early in March; the second Spring meeting a fortnight after; the July meeting early in the month ; the first and second October meetings, and the Houghton meeting, are all held in the month of October. Besides these, there are several occasional coursing meetings in the winter season. The long course on Newmarket heath is 7,420 yards in length, and the round course 6,640 yards long. An ordi· nary racer will go at the rate of one mile in two minutes; but the famous Childers ran almost a mile in one minute, and went over the round course, little less than four miles, in 6 minutes and 40 seconds. The Duke of Rutland is the lord of the manor, by inheritance from Charles, Duke of Somerset; who gave N ewmarket2 Chev~ley, B!ld other estates, iJ\

NEWMARKET, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ============·============================== marriage with his eldest daughter to the Marquis of Gran by. The ditches, which extend from the woods on the eastern side of the county to the fens, are the most remarkable earth-works in Cambridgeshire. The most entire is the Devil's Ditch, near Newmarket, which extends from Wood Ditton to Reach, in the parish of Swaffham Prior; it runs nearly in a straight line fo:r 7 miles, crossing the London road at the distance of I! miles from Newmarket, and at present serves as a boundary between the dioceses of Norwich and Ely. The Ikeni1d street enters the county near Newmarket; and many Roman coins have been found in the neighbourhood. To the S.E. is Cheveley Hall, the seat of the Duke of Rutland, situated in a well-wooded park; within which, near the gate, are vestiges of a castle, surrounded by a deep ditch, nearly :!!quare. In the vicinity are Exming Lodge, Fordham Abbey, Chippenham Park, Branches Park, Dullingham House, Hare Park, Stetchworth House, and Bottisham Hall. :Name, Residence, and Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION ofTRADEs,page 47. Allt John ................................... Horse & Groom Anderson . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . . . . . . Baker Andrews Henry •••••••••••••••...••.•••••• Linendraper Andrews Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baker Arber Philip .............................. Stone Mason Arber Philip ................................. White Lion Aves William ....................................... Tailor Barnes Robert ....................................... Miller Barrett William • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • . .. • . Black Horse Barrett William ...•..•••••..•••.••.•••••••••• B!acksmith Barrow Wm. & Richard •••••••.• Veterinary Surgeons Bayley Richard .................................... Grocer Berresford Wm •••••••••••.•.• Trainer of Race Horses Blewitt William .. . . . . . .. .. . . . ... .. . . . . . . .. . . . Carpenter Bloom William .............................. -. ..... Butcher Dodede J obn ................ , ................... Maltster Doe John •••••••••••••.••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Dyson William ............... , ................. The Lamb Ea ton, Hammond & Co •••••••••••••••••••••••• Bankers Edward George ••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Edwards William ............. Trainer of Race Horses Ewer J .............•................... George & Dragon Faircloth Richard ........ ••••••• ••••• ••• •• • •• • • Surgeon Feist Charles ••••••••••••••••.• Gents Boarding School Folks J oseph ....................................... Tailor Franks J ames . . . . . .. . .. . .. • .. .••• .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Cooper Franks William ..................•••............... Cooper Frost Charles ....................................... Builder Frost John .................................... The Bushel Fyson Rohert .................................... Surgeon Gardner John ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• The Dolphin Gent Samuel ....................................... Butcher Gloss Frederick .............................. Corn Dealer Goer William ....................................... Carrier Goodall Step hen •.•••••••••••••••••..••• The Horse Shoe Goodchild William •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• Butcher Gosling Margaret ••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Linendraper Gossling Mary & Charlotte •••••••••••••••••• Milliners Greater Anne . ..........................••....... Tailoress Hacon & Balls .................................... Carriers Hall Henry • •••• ••• ••• •••••• •• . • Star Commercial Inn Harlock Edward-••••••••••••••.••••••••••••. Bricklayer Harris William •••••••••• , •••• Watch & Clock Maker Hart John ••••••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Hassall Thomas ...............•........... Hair Dresser Hassell Mary & Son • • •• • •••••• •• . •• • •• . • • ..... Hatters Hassell Henry .................................... Hatter Hassell R. M . ..•......•......•••.............. Five Bells Hassell Thomas ..••............................. W oolpack Hayes William .....•........................ Hair Dresser Hay lock John ••••••••••••••••••..• Boot & Shoemaker Hay lock William •••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Henderson Eliz ••••••••••••••• Ladies Boarding School Hills Thomas ...•................................... Grocer Bloss Fred •••••••.•••••.••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Hitcher Oliver ••••••••••••••.••••••••• Two Old Brewers Bloss F. L .................................... The Crown Bloss 1\'Iatilda .................................... Milliner Bottom Charles •••••• White Hart Commercial Family Hotel & Posting House Bowtle William .................................... Builder Boyce Charles ••••••••••••••• Sadler & Harness Maker Boyce Richard ••.•.•.•••••..• Trainer of Race Horses Brasher J oseph ••••••••••••••••..•••••• Furniture Broker Brown Robert . .. . . .. ... . .. ... . .. . . . ... . .. . . Fishmonger Bryant & Son .................................... Bankers Bryant William ................................... Maltster Bull er Mark ....................................... Surgeon Chambers Ann ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ladies School Chapman Charles ••••••••.••• Auctioneer & Appraiser Chapman John •••••••••••••.••••••••••••• Cabinet Maker Cheale William ••• • . • • • ••••• ••••• Chemist & Druggist Chifney Wm .•••••••••••.•.••• Trainer of Race Horses Clamp E. & Frye C. & F •••••••••. Curriers & Leather Cutters Clark John ••••••••• Greyhound Inn & Excise Office Clark Thomas .••••••••••••.••••.••••• Plumber & Glazier Clarke William .................................... Baker Claxter Thomas .................................... Baker Coe D ........••.................... Sir John Barley corn Cole John ................................. Basket Maker Cole Robert ..............................•.. Corn Dealer Cooper Wm ••••••••••••.••••• Trainer of Race Horses Crosier J oseph ......................................... Baker Cross William ........ ................. ..... Ironmonger Culmner George ••••••••••.• Gents. Boarding School Danie]s Charles ••••••••••••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Day Fras ....................................... Half Moon Derisley A . ...........................•..... Confectioner Holland Thomas ..............•..................... Sadler Holmes Charles ..............................•.• Butcher Holmes John .................................... Butcher Howe J ohn ••••••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Howlett Samuel ..............•...........•... Bootmaker Howlett Samuel .................................... Grocer Hull Henry & Son •••••• Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Hunnybun .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . Coachmaker Hurley Wm . ...................................• Grocerer lsaacson Wm. Parr .•• Solicitor, Clerk of the Norwich Union, & Superintendent Registrar James Samuel •...................... , ...... Black Bear J arvis Robert ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Basket Maker J arvis Robert ....................................... Cpoper J ennings Misses ••• Milliners & Straw Bonnet Makers J ones Eliz . ................................. Golden Lion Kates J ames • • •• . •• • •••••• •• •• Watch & Clock Maker Kelleway Thomas ........................ , ........ Baker Kent Samuel ••• Plumber, Glazier, & Paperhanger Kerry Mary ................................•...... Farrier Kitchen er Wm. Cripps •••.•••••••••.•••.•••••• Solicitor Leech} oseph •••••••••••••.••••..• Veterinary Surgeon Le Pia Wm .......................................... Tailor Linford An11 •••••.•••••••.••.•••••••••..•••••••••.• Grocer Luke King .................................... Blacksmitl1 Manning John ••••••••.••• Master of National School Marson Charles •.•••••.••.••.• Trainer of Race Horses Martin John .••••••••..•••••..••.••• Waggon & Horses Miller Benjamin •.•••...••.•••.••••••.•• Coal Merchant 1\Iiller J ames .............................. Hair Dresser Moody Ty·rell ...................................... Brewer ~loody Tyrell .................................... Maltster Murrells .M ary • • •• • •• • • • • ••• •• • •• . •• • • The Wellington 45

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. N ewman John • • •• • •• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . .• . • • . • Baker Newman Wm ••••••••• Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Page Frederick ······················-·········· Surgeon Park!nson John ••••• ••••• ••• . •••••• ••. .. • •• . • Carpenter Parkinson John .......................... ··-.•••. Builder Parkinson Robert ..................... Grosvenor Anus Parkinson Robert • • • • • •• • • • • . • • • • • •• •• • . . Stone Mason Pal'S Albertus Thos ••• Superintendent of Jockey Club Subscription Rooms Pars Charles •••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••..•. Linendraper Patil T. D •••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••...••.• Ironmonger Payne Solomon ••••••••••••••••••••• Plumber & Glazier Peck Robert 1ames •••••••••.••...•..•••••.••...• Surgeon Peecbley Wm ••••••••••••••••.••••••••.••••• Wheatsheaf Pet tit J ames • • • • • • • • • • • •• ... . • • . • • • • • • . • • • • . . . • . • . . • Tailor Pettit Thomas •••••••••••••.••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Pettit Wm ••••••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Phfllips Chas •••• Brewer, & Spirit & Coal Merchant Phillips Charles ••••••••••••••••••••• Solicitor & Coroner Pond Ann • • •• • •• •• • • •• • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • ........... •• • Baker Porter George • • ••• •• • •• • •• • •• • • • • •• • . • . . • • • • • •• • • Grocer Pratt J ames •••••••••••••••••••••..••••••••.• Linen draper Prince Richard ................ Trainer of Race Horses Purkis J ames •••••••••••••••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Ransom Johrt •••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Ratlifi'W m ••• Rutland Arms Faro Hotel & Posting Ho Rayner J. • •••••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Rayner Thomas ••••••••••••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Reed Iosepb •.•••••••••••••••••••••.••..•••.•... ,.,Butcher Rickards Sarah ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• Linen draper Rosdall Wm .•••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Roberson John ••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Rogers Joseph ••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Rogers Robert ••••••••••••••••••••• Chemist & Druggist Rogers Robert, sen. • ••••••••••• Bookseller & Printer Ruwning George •.••••••••••••••.••••••.••• Ironmonger Ruse John •••..••.•.•••.••..••••.....•....•..•...... Builder Smith Thomas •••••••.•••••••••••.••.•••.••.... Black Bull Snell .John~································ .... Rising Sun Stebbmg Charles ••••••••••••••••••••.•.•••• HairtJ>resser Stephenson Robert •••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Stevens H ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Veterinary Surgeon Stofer lsaac ••••••••••••••••••••..•.•••.•.••• Wheelwright Symonds Henry .•••••...••••.•••.•••••••. !" Hair Dresser Symonds Samuel ••••••••••.••.•..•••••••••• Hair Dresser Tait Wm .••••••••••••••. Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Tarry E. J .................................... Linendraper Tibbet John .••••.. •• • •.• . ••••.••.. .••••.•.• •• . •• . • Baker Tilbrook John •• •• ••• •••• •••••• •• . •. • .. . .• . . 1"'hree Tuns Turner John •••••••••••••••••• Trainer of Race Horses Tweed Thomas ••••..•.•.••••••........••.••. Whitesmith Waters J ane •..••••••••••••.•••••••••..•..•.. Blacksmith W ebb Martin •••••••.••.•••.••••..••••....••...••.•• Tailor Wenham Wm ••.••••••••••••••• Watch & Clock Maker Westley Elizabeth ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pastrycook W est]ey John •••••••••••.••.•••••...••..••.•..••• Builder W estley Wm....................................... .Sadler Wicks J ames ••••••••.••.••.•••••.••••..•••••.•••••. Tailor Wiles Ellen ••••.•••.••••••••••••..•...•••••••....• Milliner Wiles Stephen •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Linen draper Wiseman Henry ••••.••••...•.•.••••••....••..••• Butcher W oolley Michael ••••••••••.••.••.••..•..•••••....••• Tailor ·- l p. 9 at night; but letters are received 'UntillO by payin_g one penny with each, & till 11 by paymg s1xpence. Posting: Houses. Rutland Anns •• u ........................ Willia.m R.atlifl' White Hart ... • •• ••• • • • • ••• • • • • • .••• •• Charles 'Bottom Bankers. . Bryant & Son ••• Draw on Hanbury, Taylor, & Lloyd Eaton, Hammond, & Co. Draw on Cocks & Bid<lulph 'Fire & Life Assurance Agents. Norwich Union ······n····· .. ······ William Newman Pelican (Life) & Phrenix (Fire) •.• Pars Albertus T. Suffolk & G!lneral County Fire ••..•• Bayley Richard %.aw & Public Officers. Phillips Charles •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• ,. •• Coroner lsa.acson William Parr ••• Solicitor, Clerk of the Newmarket Union, & Superintendent Registrar Public Offices &. Buildings. Excise. O~ce ••••••••••.•••••..••••••••• Greyhound Inn Subsc;nptwn Coffee Rooms, the exclusive property of the Jockey Club Public School. National School. John Manning •.....•..•......•.•.............. Ma3ter C. Butt ..................................•.... Mistress Coach List. Bury St Edmunds, Cornwallis, from the Greykountl 20 min. bef. 4. ' Bury St Edmun<ls, Times, from the W.kilt~ Hart, aft. i P· 4. Cambridge, Times, l p. 12; & Accommodation, 4 Sun. ex. from the White Hart. ' F.ly, Victoria, from the White Hart, i p. 2, being after the arrival of Telegraph from Londou1 & coaches from Bury & Cambridge. Fakenham, Regulator, from the White Hart, Mon. Wed. & Sat. l p. 2, through Brandon and Swaffham; & returns alternate days at f p.l2. Holt, Regulator, from the White .Hart, Tu. Th. & Sat. i p. 2, through Brandon1 W at ten, and . Denham; retur~s alternate days at ~ p. 12. Ipswich, AccommodatiOn, from tbe White Hart, daily morn. i p. 11, Sun. ex. London, Mail, from the Half ~foon, even. l p.ll, & arrives from, at 3. London, Cornwallis, from ·the Greyhound, daily, at 11, Sun. ex.; and arrives from, 20 min. bef. 4. London, Magnet, from the White Hart, dailv, even. 11 ; & arrives from, 20 min. p. 2. • London, Regulator, from the White Hart, daily, Sun. e~. i p.12, via Cambridge; & arrives from,* at 2. London, Telegraph, fwm the White Hart, daily, at 12; arrives from, 20 min. bef. 2. Norwich, Mail, from the Half Moon, at 3, through Bury St Edmnnds, Thetford, & Attleboro. Norwich, Magnet, from the White Hart, moru. 20 min. p. 2, through Thetford & Attleboro. Norwich, Telegraph, from the White Hart, aft. 2, through Thetford & A ttleboro. Soharn, Victoria, from the White Hart, at i p. 2, Post Office. • being after the arrival of Telegraph from London, & coaches from Bury & Cambridge. Wells, Regulator, from the White Hart, Mon. Wed. & Fri. l p. 2, through Brandon & Swaff~am; & returns alternate days at l p. 12. Lopla William ••••••••••..•••••••••.••..•••• Post Master Letters arrive from London every morn. at 3, & are dispatched every night 1 p. 11. Letters from Norwich at night t p. 11, & are dispatched morn. 3. ~etters to H~ntingdon, Cambridge, &c. by Ma1l Cart every mght ! p. 11, & to Mildenhall, Stoke,~ Lynn, Bran don, &c. every morn. 3. The office opens at 7 morn. and closes at 46 - - Yarmouth, Accommodation, from the White Hart, daily, morn. l p. 11, Sun. ex. Carriers' List. Burwell (Palmer's) Cart, calls at the Hot.~e ~ Gtoom every Sat.

NEWMARKET, &c. ~~===================== - ~==========~====~==~ CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Bury St Edmunds(Osborne) Cart,from hi$ own house, Mon. Wed. & Sat. morn. 6. Bury St Edmunds (Smith), from the Horse~ Groom every Wed. morn. 8. Cambridge (Osborne) from his own house1 Mon. Th. & Sat. morn. 6. Cambridge (Smith), from the Horse~ Groom, every Sat. morn. Cambridge (Palmer) from Burwell~ calls at the Horse ~ Groom, every Sat. morn. Ely (Staples), from the Star, Tu. Th. & Sat. aft. London (Wm. Goer), from his own house, Tu. & Fri. 12 noon, to the Fine Inn, Bishopsgate ; & returns Th. & Sun. morn. 11, for goods & passengers. London (Hacon & Balls) _Fly Vans, from their own house, Tu. & Fri. ; & return Th. & Sat. London (Archer & Co.) Waggons, call at tl1e White Lion, Mon. Tu. Fri. morn. 9. London (Clements)1 calls at the Waggon 4' Horses, Th. aft. 2. London (Fowell) Waggon, calls at the Waggon. ~ Horses, Mon. even. . London '(Deacon, Mack, & Co.'s) Fly Waggons, from the Golden Lion, every morn. 9:. Sun.. ex. London (Swann & Sons) V an, calls at the Wagg01t ~ Horses, daily, at 12, Sun. ex. to the Bull, Bisbopsgate ; through Mildenhall, Brandon, 'Vatton, & Wymondham. Norwich (Swarm & Sons) Van, calls daily at the Waggon q Horses at 12. Norwich (Deacon, M ack, & Co.) Fly Waggon" calls every aft. at the Golden Lion, Sun. ex. through Earton Mills, Thetford, & Attleborougb. Soham (Clements) Waggon, calls at the Waggon~ llorses every Mon. even. Soham (Staples) Cart, from the Star, Tu. Th. & Sat aft. Swaffham (Archer & Co.) Waggon, calls at the White Lion, Wed. Th. & Suu. morn. 101 through Brandon. Swaffham (Hacon & Balls), from their own nouse, Th. & Sat. Tb.etford (Fowell) Waggon, calls· at the Waggon 4' Horses, every Fri. even. · W atton, (Hacon & .Balls) Fly Vans, from their own house, Tu. & Fri. Classification of Trades. Auctioneer~· .dppraiser.--Chapman Charles Bakers.--Anderson ~ Andrews Thomas Claxton Thomas Crosier J oseph Kelleway Thomas Newman John Pond Ann Tebbit John Clarke William Bankers. Bryant & Son Eaton, Hammond & Co. Basket l'rfakers. Cole John J arv :s Robert Blacksmiths. Barrett William Luke King Waters Jane Bookseller Rogers Robert, sen. Boot ~ Shoemakers-Daniels Charles Haylock John Howlett Samuel Pettit Thomas Purkis J ames Rayner Thomas NEWMARKET CLAssiFICATION, continuea Brewers. Moody Tyrell Phillips Charles Bricklayer~ Harlock Edward Builders. Bowtle William Frost Charlea Parkin son John Ruse John W estley John Butchers. Bloom William Gent Samuel Goodchild William Holmes Charles Holmes John Reed Joseph Wiseman Henry Cabinet Maker. Chapman John Carpenters. Blewitt William Parkinson John Carriers.-Goer William Hacon & Balls · Chemists ~ Druggists. Cheale Williatn Rogers Robert Coach Maker. Hunnybun - Coal Merchants. Miller Benjamin Phillips Charles Confectioner. Derisley A. Coopers. Franks James Franks William Jarvis Robert Corn Dealers.-Cole Robert Gloss Frerlerick Curriers ~Leather Cutters Clamp E. & FryeC. & F Farrier. Kerry Mary Fishmonger. Brown Ro"bert Furniture Broker. Brasher J oseph Grocers. Bayley Richard Hills Thomas Howlet Samuel Hurley William Linford Ann Porter George Hair Dressers.-Hassaii 1.1\omasHayes William Miller J ames Stebbing Charles Symonds Henry Symonds Samuel Hatters.-Hassel~ Mary & Son, Hassell Henry I1·onmongers.-Cross William Paul T. D. Rowning George: Linendrapers. Andrews Henry Gosling Margaret Pars Charles Pratt J ame!f Rickard Sarah Tarry E. J. Wiles Stephen Maltsters. Bryant William Dodede John Moody Tyrell Miller. Barnes Robert Milliners. Bloss Matilda Gossling Mary & Charlotte Jennings Susan, Marv & Eleanor Wiles Ellen • Paperhanger. Kent Samuel Pastry Cook.--W estley Elizabeth Plumbers ~c.--Clark Thomas Kent Samuel Leech William 47

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. NE,VMARKET, &c. NEWMARKET CLASSIFICATioN, continued. Plumber, ~c.-Payne Solomon Printer.---Rogers Robert, sen. Sadlers ~Harness Makers.--Boyce Charles Holland Thomas Westley William Schools, Gents. Culmner George Feist Charles Schools, Ladies. Chambers Ann Henderson Eliza Solicitor1.-lsaacson Wm. Parr Kitchener William Cripps Phillips Charles Spirit Merchant. Phillips Charles Stone Masons.--Arber Philip Parkinson Robert Straw Hat Makers. J ennings Susan,Mary & Elenr. Surgeons.--Bullen Mark Faircloth Richard Fyson Robert Page Frederick Peck Robert J ames Tailors.-~-Aves William Folkes Joseph Greata Ann Le Pia William Pettit J ames Webb Martin Wicks James W oolley Michael Taverns, Inns,~ Public Houses:-- Black Bear, J ane Samuel Black Bull, Smith Thomas Black Horse, Barrett William Bushel, Frost John Crown, Blass F. L. Dolphin, Gardner John Five Bells, Hassell R. M. George ~ Dragon, Ewer J. Golden Lion, J ones Elizabeth Greyhound Inn, Clark John Grosvenor Arms, Parkinson Robert Half Moon, Day Francis Horse~ Groom, Allt John Horse Shoe, Goodall Stephen Lamb, Dyson William Rising Sun, Snell John Rutland Arms Family Hotel, Ratliff Wm. Sir John Barleycorn, Coe D. Star Commercial inn, Hall Henry Three Tuns, Tilbrook John Two Old Brewers, Hitchen Oliver Waggon~ Horses, Martin John Wellington, Murrells Mary Wheatsheaf, Peechley William White Hart Com. Family Hotel, Bottom C. White Lion, Arber Philip lVoolpack, Hassell Thomas Trainers of Race Horses.~--Berresford William Bloss Frederick Boyce Richard Chifney William Cooper William Doe John Edward George Edwards William Hart John Haylock William Howe John Marson Charles Pettit William Prince Richard Ransom John 48 NEWMARKET CLASSIFICATION, continued. Trainers of .Race Horses. Rayner J. Risdall William Robin son John Rogers J oseph Stephenson Robert Turner John Upholsterers ~Cabinet Makers---Hull Hen. & Son Newman William Tait William Veterinary Surgeons--Barrow William & Richard Leech J oseph Stevens H. Watch~ Clock Malcer$--Harris William Kates James Wenham William Wheelwright Stofer lsaac Whitesmith---Tweed Thomas BOTT IS HAM. A ves William ••••••••.••••••••••..•.••••••• Wheelwright Bell Sarah •••......•..•..•••••..........•...•.... The Bell Bentley Henry •..•.••..•••••••.•.•.••.••. Retail Brewer Camps Eliz. • .•••••..•..•••••.•..••.•••••. Rose & Crown Ewer Henry ••..•..........•..........•..•••.••.••. Grocer Flack Thomas .............................. Parish Clerk Giffin J os. • •••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• Grocer & Baker Grange R •••.••.•••••. Agricultural Implement Maker Hailstone Rev. John ................................ Vicar Hart John ........................................ Carpenter H ubbard Robert .............................. Blacksmith Humphreys George ···········~···Dealer in Groceries J ennings John •.....•..•.•.....•...•••••.•.••.. The Swan King John ••.•.....••......••..............•..... Maltster Marsh William ............ Collar and Harness Maker N ewman Thomas ........................ Beer Retailer Peachy John •..•.....•..........••........ Beer Retailer Pratt J. . .............. .,.. •......................... Plumber Sal mons J .............•....................... Blacksmith Shipp William ••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Carpenter Thompson Robert •.••........••••..••••.••••.•. Surgeon Post. Arrives 10 morn.; leaves 5 aft. Car1•iers. J ohnson John, to Newmarket, Wed. & Sat. Public School. J enyns's Charity Schools founded in 1730. Dillesto11 John ••••..•...••...•••.•.•.••••••••..••• Master BUR WELL. Ab bott J olm ................................. Parish Clerk A dams Robert ••••..••••..••••..•••••••••.•.•.••.. Glover Arber John .................................. Lime Burner Baines Rev. I. J ..................................... Vicar Ball E .••. Miller & Malster & Coal & Timber Mrcht Bloom Charles ••••.•••••••••••••••...•••.•••••.•.• Butcher Bourne J .•...•.••••..•••••••.•••••.••••••.•••••• Shoemaker Bridgeman John •••••••••••.•••••••.••..•••••• The Rose Bridgeman William •••••• Carpenter & Wheelwright· Carter Oliver ••.•.• ., ••••••.••••••••••••••.• White Horse Cash urn Robert ••••••••.•••••• Grocer & Linendraper Dan by David ......................................... Miller Danby Robert ..•••••••••••..•••••. Plumber & Painter Dan by William ••••• ,. •.•••.•••••••••••.•••••••.• The Fox Davey John ........................................... Tailor Dawson William ····•·••no····Grocer & Linendraper Dunn Salisbury ••.••.•••••....•••.•..•.•. '"''''''Maltster Durrant J .......•.....•••..••...........•..... The Anchor Eastwill William ............................... Carpenter Ea ton Thomas & John ........................ Coopers Edmund William ••• ~ ............ Grocer & Linendraper Faircliff William •••• ., •••• ,.., •••••••••••••••••• Carpenter

OUTWELL, SWAFFHAM PRIOR, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. =========================-================~============ Fordham J . ......•••...•.•.................. Beer Retailer Foster, Richard & Son ••••••••••••••••••••.••• Maltsters Fuller Thomas ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Retail Brewer Fuller Thomas .....................••............. Butcher Gardner Step hen, jun ••••••••••••••••••••• Lime Burner Garden Step hen .............................. Bricklayer Hall J ames & John •••••••••.••••••••••••••••• Maltsters Hills George •................................ Blacksmith Hobbs J ames •............................. Boat Builder llunt John .................................... Sl1oemaker I verson John ......•.......................... Blacksmith Le Pla Joseph •••••• Brewer, Grocer & Linendraper Lucas Tl1omas .................. : .....•........... Surgeon Martin Henry •••••••••••• Carpenter & Wheelwright Mason J oseph ................................. Shoemaker Munn Eliz. • •••••••••••••••••••• Grocer &. Linendraper Norman James ••••••••••.•••• Collar & Harness Maker Phillips Charles ••••••••••.•••••••••• Timber Merchant PowelJ Thomas .................................... Baker Shelverton William ••••••••• Miller & Coal Merchant ~ Post Office. ... Bailey Michael ••••••••••••.•.••••••••••••••• Post Master Letters arrive and are dispatched at 8 morn. Coaches, &.c. See NEWMARKET. ~ EXMING. Barnes Robert ....................................... Miller Corn well John .............................. White Swan Dibde11 Rev. Mr . .................................... Vicar Harlock Edward ••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• Bricklayer Hussell William •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wheatsheaf Leader H. J. . ...................................... Miller Martin Charles ••••••••••.• Master Union Workhouse Miller Benjamin •••••••••••••••••••••••• Retail B1·ewer Pettet Daniel ............................... Wheelwright Pettet William .............................. White Horse Wake James •••••••••••• Carpenter & Parish Clerk W ebb Philip ...............•....................... Butcher Post, Coaches, ·&.c. See NEwMARKET. OVTWELL, On the river Well or Nen, and on the borders of Norfolk, in which it is partly situated, 6 miles S. E. from Wisbech, and 7 miles W. from Downham Market, contained in 1831, 986 inhabitants: the annual value of assessed property in 1815 was 4494l. The church, dedicated to St. Clement, is a large handsome building, and stands on what was formerly an i:;laud, the larger pornon of which now forms the churchyard. At the east end of the south aisle is the chapel of the Virgin Mary, in ":hi eh is a window containing much ancient painted glass, representing God the Father, in robes of blue, seated in a chair of gold; figures of St. Edmund the King, St. Edward the Confessor, St. Anthonv, St. Lawrence, &c.: this • chapel was the budal place of the Bt>aup1e family; and the east eud of the north aisle was the burial place of the Fincham family, whose arms appear on the roof and on the windows. The living is a rectory, value 417l. per annum, in the patronage of the Bishop of Ely. The hall of the rectorial house is curious, and has been engraved. There are two ancient bridges over the Well river, which forms the 'boundary between the county of Norfolk and the Isle of Ely ; one is the Isle bridge, and the other the Norfolk bridge : on the first is an anchor, the emblem of the patron saint of the village. Beaupre Hall, so called from the fine meadows which surCambridgesltire.] H round it, has been rebuilt in modern times ; it is the property of Richard Greaves Townley, Esq. of Fulbourne, and the residence pf the Rev. W. G. TownIcy, rector of Upwell, the: adjoining parish. At Mullicourt, in the parish of Outwell, was formerly a Benedictine priory. Name, Residence, and Profession. Baxter Samuel .............................. Beer Retailer Burrows John ....................................... Cooper Bonfield William...... • •••••••••••••. Baker & Grocer Brown T . .................................... Schoolmaster Cheney Samuel .................................... Tailor Clark J ames .............................•......... Miller Cousins Samuel •.••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Eaglestone Thomas •••••••••••••••••••.•••..•. Carpenter Feast J a ne ........................... Grocer & Draper Frusher Michael ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Gathercole Thomas ........•..................... Butcher Gill James ................................•... Bridge Inn Goddard John ••••••••. Carpenter & Machine Maker Goodwin Amos ••••••••••••••••••••• Grocer & Druggist Hall Willian1 ...................•................... Smith Hartley ..........•................... Land Surveyor Hill John .................................... Beer Retailer Hills J oseph ..............................•..... Academy Lee John ..............................•..... Beer Retailer Mowe J oseph .................................... Butclter N eale W illiam .............................. Beer Retailer Oakes E . ....................................... The Cro\V'D Pearson S. . ................................ Beer Retailer Pitch ell J •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Veterinary Surgeon Rawlins James ••••••••••••••• Collar & Harness Maker Ropb T _ •..•••.........•.....•.. Carpenter & Ropemaker Roper John •••••••••••••.••••••• Baker & Confectioner Rutter William •••••••••••••••.••••. Boot & Shoemaker Sharp Charles ••••••.••..•••••••..• Veterinary Surgeon Shephard R. . ................................... Bt1tcl1er Shearman William •••••••••••••••••• Grocer & Draper 1'ailor G. . ...................................... Red Lion Tailor G . ............................................. Smitl1 Temington Henry •••••.••••.••..••••••••• Beer Retailer Townley William , ................................... Swan True man William ••••••••••••••.••••••••••.. Gun Smith Tudd William ••••.••••••••••••.•••••••••••• Wheelwright V aught Eli ................................. Beer Retailer Warden Thomas •....••.••••••••••..• Boot & Shoemaker Whitaker H ............................ Grocer & Draper Young J ol1n ..••.•..... ......•.....•................ .. Stnitll Post Office, Coaches, &.c. See W JSBEACH. Public Officer. Regilitrar of Births & Deaths for the district of Upwen & Outwell •••••••••••••••••••••••••.. Adkins John SWArrHAM PBIOB &. SWArr-- HAM BVLBECK.. SwAFFHAM PRIOR, or Swa:ffham Two Churches, 4 miles W. from Newmarket, contained in 1831, 1102 inhabitants, including the joint parishes of St. Mary and St. Cyric; and in 1815 the annual value of the assessed proverty was 3358/. The living is a vicarage, value 301l. per annum, in the patronage of the Bishop, and Dean and Chapter of Ely alternately, having formerly belonged to the priory of Ely, whence the name. The churches stand on a hill in one churchyard, and are conspicuous for many miles; that dedicated to St. Cyric has been rebuilt, excepting the tower, which is square below and octangular at top : of St. Mary's church the tower only remains, the rest having been pulled down; it con- , 49

CAMBRIDGESHIR:C.. THOltNEY. ================~·==========;·==================== tained the monument of Sir John Ellys, Master <,f Caiu'a College, Cambridge,. who died in 1716. Here are two endowed schools. At Reach, about a mile northward, a great fair for horses is held annually on Rogatioo Monday, the tolls of which belong to the corporation of Cambridge. A navigable draining cut comes up to Reach. The railway from Cambridge to Norwich will pass near Swaffham. SwAPFHAH BuLBECK, on a branch of the river Cam, 5 miles W. from Newmarket, contained in 1831, 727 inhabitants; and the annual value of assessed property in 1815 was 3241t. The church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary; the living, a vicarage, value 2191. per annum, is in the patronage of the Bishop of Ely. Here is a school, endowed in 1721 by Francis Towers. The manor~ which belonged at an early period to the family of Bulbeck, passed by a female heir to the Veres, Earls of Oxford, who pos· sessed it for many generations. A Benedictine nun· nery was founded here before the reign of ,John, by one of the Bulbeck family~ the conventual church was erected about 1352, but there are no remains of it, nor of any other buildings of the nunnery, excepting some groined arches under the farm house which has been built on its site. In 1538, Kiug Henry VIII. gave the priory estates to the Bishop of Ely, and his successors in the see. Both the Swaffhams are in Newmarket Union. Swaffham House, Bottisham Hall, Hare Park, and Quy Hall are in the neighbourhood. Name, Residence~ and Profession. SWAFFHAM PRIOR. A dams P .......................................... Bricklayer Asbry Charles ••••••••.••.•..•.•.•.••.•••••••••••. Grocer Benson 1,homas ••••.••..•••...••.......•.•••.••.... Miller Clark James ..••........•..•........•.....••....•.. Tailor Clark Matthew .................. Watch & Clr-ckmaker Clark William ........................ Boot & Shoemaker Cook Thomas •••••.•.•••••.••••••.•••..•••.••. Carpenter Day John ........................... Boot & Shoemaker F eaks John •..••••..•.•..•••.•..•..•.•••.• , •••. The Cock Felton Peter ........................... Rose & Crown Oils on el ohn •••••••••••••••••••••••••.••..••• Parish Clerk Gunton John •.••.•••••..•..••••..••••..••...••.. Butcher Hart Samuel •..••.•..•..••.•.•••••..•..•••••.•.• Red Lion Hawthome Rev.- •••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••. Curate I verson Thomas •..•.••••••.•..•..••.••.•••••. Blacksmith J effery Richard •.••••••.•.•••••••••••..••.•..... Butcher Palm by F. D ................ Carpenter & Wheelwright Stanton Benjamin •••••.••.•.••..••.•.. ~ •••••••.•.. Miller Water Thomas • •··· ••••••••.•••••••••••••••. Blacksmith W atling John .................................. Bricklayer W ebb Richard ............... , ........ Grocer & Baker Webb Thomas ..................................... Grocer SW AFFHAM BULBECK. Bailey Matt. '\'··••································Baker Ellis John ··••·•·•·••••••••• ... , •.•...•..... Coal Merchant Fromant Richard ........................... Blacksmith Giblin & c~. Lime Burners & Coal & Flour Mrchts Hunt Thomas ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bricklayer J enyns Rev. L .••••.•••••••••••..••..••••.•.••••.•.••• Vicar Livermore Thomas ......... Miller & Coal Merchant Lucas Ed ward ••.•.••••••••..•••.••••.•••••. White Lion Miller John •••••••••••••• ,, •••••••••••••••••••. Shoemaker Muggleton Eliz ............................... Royal Oak Rod well Thomas •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tailor Spalding William ••••.••••••••••••••.••••••.••.•.. Baker Stevens William ••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••. Carpenter Watling William ......... Blacksmith & Parish Clerk W reo eh John ........................... Horse & Groom 50 Post Office. Palm by M ary •••••••.••••••.••.•••••••••••• Post Mistn!sa Leters arrive from Newmarket at 9 morning, and are dispatched same time. Carriers. To and from Cambridge to Swaffham, Feaks & Rancock, every Saturday. Public Schools. Charity School. Blunsum W illiam, Master ......... Swaffham Bulbeci THO:R.N:E:'V'. A HARK ET TOWN on the borderR of Northampton· shire, eighty-one and a half miles from London! through Ware, Royston, and Huntingdon; six and a quarter miles north-east· from Peterborough; and thirteen miles and three-quarters south-west from Wisbech: contained in 1831, 2055 inhabitants: the annual value of assessed property in 1815 was 205011 This town lies in the north-west corner of the fens, but its situation is pleasant, being on an eminence, well wooded towards the south-l\·est, and having a mile of road toward.~ Whittlesey, overshadowed by branches of trees. The weekly market is on Thursday, and was granted to the Earl vf Bedford in 1638, by thtl charter of the Bedford Level, together with two annual fairs, on July lst and Sep• temher 21st, which are much frequented for the sale of horses and cattle; about 25,000 sheep are sent hence to Smirhfield market annually; and there is also a holiday fair on Whit Monday. A Literary Societ\·, possessing a library, was establi~hed iu 1823. The Petty Sessions are held here. The church is dedicated to St. Botolph ; the living, a curacy value 220l. per annum, is in the presentation of the buke of Bedford. A School and some Almshouses are sup~ purted by the Duke of Bedford. M any of the iuhabitants are descended from a colony of refugee French and Walloons, which settled here about the middle of the seventet-nth century. Bishop Wren granted a license to Stephen de Cursal to preach at 'fhomey in .French or Latin in 1640; and thP epitaph ot the Rev. E. Danois, who died in 1674, describes him as the minister of the French colony. Thorney was anciently called Ankarig, from the anchorites or l1ermits who dwelt in cells, f(mnded here by Saxulph, first abbot of l~eterborou~h, in 662. This monastery was dPstroyt>d by the Danes in 870, and rebuilt in 972, for Benedictine monks, by Ethelwold, bishop of Winchester. After the dissolution, the site of the ai.Jbey was granted to John, Earl of Bedford. The nave of the ancient obbey church, rebuilt and dedicate/ to the Virgin Mary and St. Botolph in 1178, by Hervey bishop of Ely, constitutes the present parish church, and part of the cloisters- is now a school-house. At the west t'nd of the church is also a building constructed with the materials of the abbey. Name, Residence, cL. Profession. Allcock Ann ................ ""' Straw Bonnet Ma\:er All cock Geo ••••••••.••••••••••..••••.••••••• Wheelwright Anderson Chas ............... Sadler & Harne~·s M~tker BainPs Wm •••••.•...••••.•••••.••.• : .•..•..••• Carpenter Barron John ........................ Carpenter & Joiner Bee ton Cbas ........................ Boot & Shoemaker Bellamy Sam ...................... Carpenter & Painter Bellamy Thos •..•..••.•••••••..•••••••••••••••••• Academ}' Brads haw Wm .•••• •··•··············· .••.•••••• Academy Brown John •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.••••••• Butcher Buckworth Rowland........................... Butcher Cave Wm ............................... i•·•••••• Carpenter

UPWELL. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. =============================-============================= Cave W n1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Grocer & Draper Charrity Ste1npson .•............... ...........•.... Tailor Clapham Wm .............................. Surgeon, &c. Cook J ....... Town Crier & Governor of Workhouse Cooke John ...........•..•..................... Postmaster Dawson Rd ••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••• Grocer & Draper Dodman Wm..................................... Butcher DoJman Wm .................................... Chemist Dodman Wm .•••••••••••••••••••• Shoulder of Mutton Dolman Wm. & Son...... Auctioneers & Appraisers Forth John ••••••••••••••••••••• Gardener & Seedsman Forth Wm.............................. Land Surveyor Freest one Anthony ............ Carrier & Shopkeeper Fullard Thos ................................. Corn Dealer Garton Thus..................................... Chequers Ground Sarah. ••• • • • • • • • •• ••• ••• . •• •• Grocer & Draper Hardy John .................................... Bricklayer Hicks Mrs .................................... Hair Dresser Hill Geo ............................................. Carrier Hobbs Hen .....•..................••.......... Fi::>hmonger Hogg Wm................................. '\V heel wrigl1t Laxton John... Dukes Head Inn & Posting House Page Chas .. ........................•..•...... Fishmonger Peach llobt .... ................................... Butcher Peach Thos. Registrar of Births & Deaths for the Thorney Abbey District Pickering J ol1n .. ,........ .. . .. ... . .. . .. .. ..... .... ,.failor Popple Jas ...••••.••••...••..•....•.• Boot & Shoemaker Ridlington Wm .••••••.•••••••••..••••• Miller & Baker Scotney John .................................... Blue Bell ~barman Stepl1 .. .................................. George Simms John ..••.• Boot & Shoemaker & Hair Dresser Sisson Mrs ................................... Rose & Cl'"own Smales Wm .................................... •.. l' arrier Southam Edw ••• Grocer~ Drdper, & Dealer in Spirits Stubbs J os ..••••..••••..•...........• Boot & Shoemaker StubUs Robt ................................. Hair Dresser Sutton Wm ........................... Boot & Shoemaker 'fhompson 'fhos.. .. .. . . .. .......... .. . .. . . . . . Bricklayer Watson T ......................... Maltster & Merchant Whittam Robt.............. .•..•.• Boot & Shoemaker Will son Wm •.•...•.•.•••••..•••• Gardener & Seedsman Wilson W. &. F •...•••..••...••.••.. Boot & Shoemakers York Jas .............................................. Smith !lost Oftice. Cooke John ................................. Post Master Letters arrive from London, by mail cart from Peterborough, ! p. 8 morn. & dispatched i bef. 5 even. J'osting House. Dukes Head., ............ ,............... Laxton John J'ublic Officers. Peach Thos ••• Registrar of Births & Deaths for the Thorney Abbey district. Cook J ... Town Crier and Governor of Workhouse_ Carriers. Peterborough, Smales Wm. from his own house, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. morn. ; returns same evs. Peterborough, Freestone Anthony, from his own house, twice a week, days & time uncertain. Stamford & Wisbeach, Hills George, calls at the George Inn daily, going & returning. Classification of Trades. Auctioneers l!r Appraisers. Dodman Wm, & Son Baker.· -Ridlington Wm. Boot ~ Shoemakers.--Beeton Chas. Popple J ames Simms John Stubbs J oseph Sutton Wm. TaoaNEY CLASSIFICATION, continued. Boot ~ Shoemakers. Whittam Robt. Wilson W. & F. Bricklayers.--Hardy John Thompson Thos. Butchers.-·-Brown John Buckworth Rowland Dodman Wm. Peach Robt. Carpenters~ Joiners.--Baines Wm. Barron John Bellamv Samuel Cave Wm. Carriers.---Freestone Anth. Hill George Smales Wm. Chemist. Dodman Wm. Corn Dealer.--Fullard Thos. Fishmongers. Hobbs Henry Page Charles Gardeners~ Seedsmen.-Forth John Willson Wm. Grocers ~ DraperJ;. Cave Wm. Dawson Richd. Freestone Anthony Ground Sarah Southam Edwd. Hair Dressers. Hicks Mrs. ~imms John Stubbs Robt. Land Surveyor .... -Forth Wm. Maltster ~ Merchant.--Watson James Miller.--Ridlington Wm. Sad/er~ Harness Maker.-Anderson Chas. Schools, Gents.~Bellamy Thos. B1·adshaw Wm. Smith.--York J ames Straw Hat Maker. Allcock Ann Surgeon ~ Apotltecary.--Clapham Wm. Tailors-·-Charrity Stempson Pickering John Taverns, lllns, ~ Public Houses::---. Shoulder of Mutton, Dodman Wm. Blue Bell, Scotney John Chequers, Garton Thos. Dukes Head, Laxton John George, Sharman Stephen Rose ~ Crown, Sisson Mrs. Wheelwrights.--Allcock George Hogg Wm. ------- 'UPWSLL, S1x miles S.E. from Wisbeach, and 7 miles from Downham, in Norfolk, contained in 1831, 3371 inhabitants; and the annual value of assessed property in 1815, was 23, 760l. It is situated partly in Cambridgeshire, and partly in Norfolk, on the river Well, or Nen, which here divides the counties, and by means of which the productions of the extensive garden grounds here are conveyed to the markets of the various towns on its banks. The church is dedicated to St. Peter; the tower and the roof of the nave are curious, and worthy of notice. The living, a rectory, value 3865l. per annum, is in the patronage of R. G. Townley, Esq. The rectory-house is ancient. At Marmound, in this parish, a priory of Gilbertines was founded about the time of Richard I. by Ralph de Hauville, as a cell to Sempringham Priory in Lincolnshire, but there are nQ remains of conventual buildings. . W ELNEY, a chapelry in the parish of Up well, 6 miles east from March, contained ill 1531, SQ:j - -· - 51

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. WHIT'fLESEY. inhabitants; and the annual value of assessed property in 1815, was 4275l. It is situated partly in this county, and partly in Norfolk, on the banks of the old river Ouse, which formerly had its natural course this way. The Old Bedford and the Hundred Feet or New Bedford rivers, pass W elney; over the last is a suspension bridge, designed by Capt. S. Brown, R. N., which was completed in 1826, forming a communication from Wisbecl1 h~ Ely, by way of Upwell : the bridge is 191 feet long. For this, and other modern improvements, the public are much indebted to the exertions of the Rev. Gait> Townley, the rector of Upwell. . The living is a curacy with Upwell rectory. Several Roman coins and other antiquities have been discovered here. Name, :Residence, cSc. Profession. Andrews Robert ..................................... Smith Baker Henry· ••....••.••..•.••.••••.••.••.. Dukes Head Baker John ...••..•••...•....•••.•.••.••••.. Dukes Head Ban yard Charles ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Watchmaker Barnes \V ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•.••.•••.• Tailor Berry J ol1n ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Booth N .•....••..•.•..•••.•••••.••••..•.••.• Dukes Head Bostick William •.••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Chapn1an Charles •.••••..•••••..••••...•.•.• Grocer, &c. Cocker hill S .•••••••..••••••• ~ ••.••..••••••••• Ropemaker Cooper John • • •• •• • . •• . . • . ••• •• • •• • ••• •• • •• • • Shoemaker Cragg William •••••.••••••••••••••••••••• Horse & Groom Craven Charles •.••.••••••••.•••••••••.••••.. Hair Cutter Dennis J an1es •••••••••••••••••.• , •••.•••••••••••• Bntcl1er Doyle Wi1liam ••..•••.••••••••.•••••••••.••• Black Horse Edgar Samuel ••••••••.••••.••••••••.••.••.•••. Grocer, &c. Feast Sarah ••••..•.•••.••.•..•..••.••••.•.•• Grocer, &c. Fin ton J ames •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• Baker Garrard S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Surgeon Golding Thomas •.•••••••••••..•.••.• -Grocer & Draper Gray & Hart ••.•.. Brewers, Timber & Coal Dealers Harden William ........................... Wheelwright Harper Henry ••••••••••••••••••••.••• Boot & Shoemaker Harris H .•.••.••..••...•.•..•..•...••..•••..••.•.. Surveyor Harry John •....•.•.•..••.•••...•••••.•••••••..•....• Mil1er Hugden William ............................... Red Hart Hurry J oltn ••••..•..•.•••••..•••••••.•••.•.•••.•.•••. Baker Hurst Mary ••••••••••••••• Five Bells & Excise Office J ohnson J ames •••••••••••.••••••••.•••••.•.• Confectioner Kay R.. .• . .. . .. ... . ..•.•••. . •. .• .•. ... . .. . . •. .. . . Butcher Kay ::; •.••.....••••..••.••....•.•.•.••.•..•..... Wl1ite Hart Kimmins Thomas •••••••••••.•••••• Boot & Shoemaker Kitnmons William ••••••••.••••••••..•••••.••.•••••• Tailor La\vrence Luke ..................................... Carrier ]\fain 'V illiam •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Marckley Thomas •.....••.•.•..•••••••...•.• Tailor, &c. Marriott J ames •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Tailor, &c. 1\fav J ames •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Black Bull • Mayl1ew Thotnas ••.•.•••••.••••••.••••.•.••.•• ,. •.• Baker Means W •••••••..••••••••.••••••••• Marquis of Gran by Nicholls William .................................. Butcher N atson Benj am in ••••••• ~................... \\.hi te Lion OJlard William •••••.••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• Surgeon Olphin John ••••••••••.•••.•.•••••••••. Grocer & Draper Os born E. & Son ••••••••••••••••••••••..••. Grocers, &c. Os born Mrs ••••••••••..••••••••••••••• Straw Hat Maker Overland George ••••.•••••••••••..•.•••.•..••...• Painter Prior M ••.•••••••••••.••••••••.••.•••••••••••• Dressmaker Prior S.. .••.•••••.••.•••••••••••••• .••. •..••• Dress1naker Reason J ............•..•.....•.....•............•. Academy Rum ball John ••.••••••••.•••••.••.••••..••••..••. Carrier Sed years J ames ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Academy Seaton D." .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• Scl1oolmaster Shearwin John •••• •• • • •• ••• ••••• ••••••••• Beer Retailer Shinfield A. • •••• •••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••.• Ropemaker Silbum R.Qbert ............. t .. ••••• Boot & Shoemaker 52 Smith T •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• Queens Head South\vell R •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Miller Stevens William •••••••••••••••••.•••••• Harness Maker Stubbings John .............................. Shoemalcer Tiffin Ro bert ••••.••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• Auctioneer Trough ton Owen •••••.•••••.•••••.••••••••• Beer Retailer Tubbs W. J ........................................ Surgeon Tuck Henry •.•••.•••••••••••.•••••• Boot & Shoemaker Turner Ann •••••• .-•.•..•.••••••.••••••••.•.• Grocer, &c. 1'yers Robert ••.•..•••••.••••••••.••.•••••• Hair Dresset W akefield Robert ............................ Fell monger Ward Benjamin ••••••.•••••••••.•••.••••••••• Auctioneer Ward B •..•.••.••.....•••.•.•••••••••••.••••.••.. Carpenter W ebb William •.••••••..•.•..••..•••..••••.•••••.• Carrier W ebber BPnjamin •••••••••••••.•••.•.••••••• Mill wright W ebber J ames ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• Carpenter West J ames ••••••••••• _. .................... Rose & CrO\\'ll West William.. •. . •• • • • • •• • • • • •• ••• • •• • • • • • Wheel \V right W eyman 'l'hotnas .............. a~•• •••••••••••••• Gardener \\.T}Iithatll J ol1n •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• Smith Wilson B. S .•..•........•.••.....•..•••..•... Grocer, &c. W right .T ohn ...•..••.••••••••••••••••••••.••. Boat Builder Wyatt Samuel .............................. White Hart --·- For Post, Coaches, c$c.c. see W xsBEcu. Excise Office. Five Bells •••••••••••••...•••.• Wm. Philp, Supervisor l'ire &. :Life Assurance Agents. Royal Exchange •••••••.••••••••••••••••••• Charles H urst Sun (Fire) .............................. Thomas Whiles National School. Harwin William • • •• . . . • . • .•• •. • •• • . ••. .. . . • • • • . . M aster WHITT:L:ESEY, ANciENTLY Witesie, at the extremity of the Isle of Ely, on the borders of Northamptonshire and Huntingdonshire, 77 miles from London, through Ware, Royston, Huntingdon, and Ramsey; and 6 miles E.,from Peterborough: contained in 1831, 6019 inhabitants, including the two parishes of St. Mary and St. Andrew, which are consolidated: the annual \'alue o1 assessed property in 1815, was 30,681l. The town stands on rising ground, and has a market cross; the market was re-established by a committee of gentlemen in January 1838, for corn and cattle. An annual fair ii held on June 13th, for horses. Courts lect and baron are held twice a year, and a court of r.equests on the third Friday in every month. Here is a public library and news-room, established by subscription. The church, dedicated to St. Mary, has a tower and spire, the most elegant of the kind in this part of the county: the living is a' vicarage, value 222l. ver annum. The church of St. Andre\f contains monuments of the families of Stona, Moo re, Read, and Underwood: the living is a vicarage, value 62l. per annum, in the ratronage of the crown. Here are two endowed schools, also chapels. for Baptists, Independents, Calvinistic, and Wesleyan Methodists. W!tittlesey Mere, the most spacious lake in the southern part of the kingdom, is about six miles from the town, beyond the extremity of this county, on the northern side of Huntingdonshire, about three miles east from Stilton: the surface is 1570 square acres, and its circumference is eight miles and three quarters. This lake abounds with a great variety of water-fowl, and with the following species of fish viz. pike, perch, carp, tench, eels, bream, chub, roach, dace, gudgeons, shallows, &c.; great quantities of which are sent to the London market. In the summer months this lake is much frequented by the neighbouring gentry;

WHITTLESEY. CAMBRIDGESHIRE • • it is also the frequent scene of regattas, &c. King Charles II., in 1662, granted to Edward, Earl of Sandwich, the office of Master of the Swans, and Bailiff of Whittlesey Mere. At present~ the right of fishing is in the hands of William Well::~, Esq. the Lord of Glatton with Holme, in Huntingdonshire, w l.'l has eleven boats-gates; the lord of Farcett one boatsgate, and a private fishery. The church of Peterborough have two boats-gates, and Lord Carysfort one. The King's Delph is a channel on the north-eastern side of the ~!ere. Bevills Leam, from the Mere to Guyhirn, about 16 Ptiles in length, was made in 1634: this river was 40 feet wide. Yermuyden's Drain leads from Whittlesey to Ramsey, and is 16 feet wide. Whittlesey Dyke, beginning a little above Horsey bridge, runs through the town of Whittlesey into the Nen, below Benwick. The chief branch of the river Nen formerly passed by Stangroun and Horsey bridge, to Whittlesey Mere, and through Ugg and Ramsey Meres to Ben wick, and there joined the West U.Jater, or Ouse, from Earith. The parish of Whittlesey, exclusive of the town, contains the hamlets of Estry, Cotes, Eldemall, Willow Hall, and Glassmoor. William of Whittlesey, archbishop of Canterbury in 1368, was a native of this town. , Name, B.esidence, &. 'Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADES, in page 55. • Ainger Jas. London st ..... Agent to Gurney's Bank, • & to Phrenix Fire Office Ainger Jas. ditto ......... Draper & Wine Merchant A lured T. High cauuw ........................... Tailor Anldrews Wm. London st. .... .. .... .. ... .. • Carpenter Arnold Susan, Gracious st.......... .... • Kings Head .Ashley D. Whitmore st ............... ~ ..... Bricklayer Ash1 ey David, Delplt st....... ................. Builder Ash ey Wm. Broad at ........................ Bricklayer Ashley Wm. Old Tavern st.......... .... • Brickmaker Akins J os h. W ltitmore st.............. ... • Shoemaker Atkinson J. S ............... Master of National School Atkinson Wm. London st ............... Beer Retailer A vel in Jas. Broad st •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• Baker Avelin Stephen, High cctusew .................. Grocer A veling J ames, LoHdon st...... Boot & Shoemaker Aveling Wm. Briggate ..................... Shoemaker Baker John ... Regis. of Births, Deaths & Marriages Baker Miss, .Almshouse st ......... Straw Hat Maker Baker Wm. ditto ••..•.•..••••..•••..••.••••••••.. Butcher Baker Wm. Town end ..................... Wheatsheaf Ball J oseph, Peterboro town end ......... Coachmaker .Barton John ••••••••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••• Brickmaker Beaton Samuel, London st ........................ Sadler Bedford Robt . .Almshouse st.. •••••• .......... Butcher Bedford Rev. T ••• Master of Sudbury's Charity Schl Beely J. Gracious st ................ Boot & Shoemaker Bellamy J ol1n, ditto ............................... Butcl1er Bellars H. T. Almshouse st .................. Attorney Be liars John, Scalagate st ...................... Attorney Berridge S. Woo/pack la...................... Butcher Berry Samuel, Hi,qh causew ..................... Sadler Bingham Mary, Whitmore st ..................... Smith Bishop J. Market pl ••• Agt to York & Lon. Insrnce Bishop Joseph, ditto ... Ironmonger, Tallow Chandler, & Grocer Blades J. Whitmore 8t........ ..... .............. Tailor Bodger Wm. ditto ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••• Tailor Bodger Elizabeth, ditto ......... Straw Bonnet Maker Boultbee Charles, Broad st ..................... Surgeon Boyce J. & C. High causew ..•• Wine & Spirit Mrcht Boyce Thos. Broad st ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Boyce Wm. Whitmore at ............ ,..... Shoemaker 'Bradford H. Gracious at.~···•""'""'""'"'"·•••••• Baker • Brakes John, London st .................. Hair Dresser Bridges J oseph, ditto ..................... White Swan Broughton Thos. High causew ............... Attorney Brown Wm. ditto........................... Nags. Head Bulamore R. Broad st .................. Basket Maker Burdock Jas. Delph st....... ..... .. ..... Three Fishes Burdock Wm. ditto ..................... Dog & Doublet Burdock Wm. Gracious st........ ... ....... Old Swan Burgess Roger, Clwrchgate ............... White Lion Burgiss Thos. Broad st ........ u ........... Bricklayer Burnham John, Market pl ..................... Maltster Cave Thos. Delph st .... ~ ...................... Windmill Cam pion Chas. Fish st.... .... ......... ... ... .... Smith Chadlberlain Jas. Whitmore st ............ Pack Horse Chapman John, High causew .. .,......... Shopkeeper Cheshire T. ditto ............................ Shoemaker Clark Neh~miah, Market pl ... Clerk of the Market, & Plumber & Glazier Clarke Ann, High causew ........................ Baker Cole Jas. London st ........................ Beer Retailer Counsell G • .Almshozese st.......... •••• ........ .• Baker Counsell G. Blaclc bull st.... .... .. .. ............ Miller Cox Robert, 'Fisl& st ........................... Carpenter Croft Wm. London st ........................... Builder Curtis Wm......... Supervisor (at the Pack Horse) Darnell Thos. Delph ~t ..................... Shopkeeper Dearlove Rich. Church st ............ Tailor & Draper Deaven George, .Almshouse st.. •• .... .. ........ Baker De Boyce Chas ...... Clerk to the Court of Requests Dickinson Robt. London st... ... Boot & Shoemaker Dison J oseph, ditto ........................ W atchmakrr Dodman Wm. High causew ............ , •• Shopkeeper Doddington Jas. Town end............... Shopkeeper Drage Jas. Peterboro town end, Rush Collar Maker, & Tailor Drake Wm • .Almshouse at ............... Queens Head Drury lt. Church gate ........................ Bricklayer Farr John, Whitmore st ......... Chemist & Druggist Fawn Geo. Peterboro town end ... Veterinary Surgeon Feast Benj. High causew.................... •••• Smith Fenrea Ann, Wltitmore st •........... Harness Maker Forvague Daniel, ditto ............ Boot & Shoemaker Garrard Wm. Broad st ............ Boot & Shoemaker Gibbs Thos. High causew ........................ Baker Gibbs Wm. Whitmore st .......... , ....... Hairdresser Giddings Wm. Peterboro tmiJn end ...... Wheelwright Glitherow , Wltitmore st ............... Dress Maker Goude Robt. Syers la •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Smith Groves Edw. Broad st.................. Hair Dresser Gregory Stephen, High causew ............ Auctioneer Gregory Stephen, ditto........................ Butcher Ground David, ditto ........................ Brickmaker Gl'Ound Wm . .Almshouse st ••• Black Bull Comm. Inn Ground Wm. Old Wltittlesey st.... ........ Engineer, Millwright & Machinist Ground Wm ................... National Flag Lodge of :Independent Odd Fellows, Manchester Unity Hardley Geo. High causew. ..... Plumber & Glazier H ardley Isaac, Whit more st..... ....... Linendraper Harker John, Delplt st...... ..... •• . • Miller & Baker Harwood Wm. Wltitmore st ................ Ironmonger Headly Petre, Horsegate st ................... Surgeon Hilton Maria, Old Whittlesey ............... Seminary Hipwell Thos. Church gate ............ Beer Retailer Hitchcock J. G. Whitmore st ............ Beer Retailer Holditch Jas. Peterboro town end ............... Miller Hollow ay John, .Almslwuse st.................. Grocer HoUis Robt. Fish st ..................... Cabinet Maker Holms Wm. Church st ..................... Ropemaker Hughes Wm. Peterboro town en~...... Shopkeeper Hurrell Thos. Briggate ........................ Boat Inn Hurry John, Whitmore st ............... Watchmaker Hurry John, Broad st .............. ~... Watchmaker .53

CAMBRIDGESHIRE• WHITTLESEY. HurrE'y Wm. Broad st., .••••••••••••••• Plumber, &c. Jngle Wm. M. London st •.•• ~ ........ , •••••••••. Baker Jinks Robt. Delph st ........................ Coal Dealer King Henry, GracioU& st .. ~ ............... Shopkeeper Lancaster J. Broad st ......... Gardener & Seed~man Lawson John, Gracious st..................... Grocer Manning Mary, Whitmore st ............ Beer Retailer Mapperson John, ditto ........................... Cooper Marriott Wm. Gr.aciousat •....................... Tailor Martin Wm. Higlt causew..................... Broker Martin Mrs ...... ro ....... Mistress of National School Melton Robt. Broad st ........................... Grocer Mills M. ditto................................... Carpenter Mills Matthew, Whitmore st..... •. ........... BUilder N orris , diUo .................. Clock & Watchmaker Norris Jas. Market st ............................... Tailor Paddison Thos. Whitmore st ............... : ..... Hatter Pearson R. GracimJs st .................. Beer Retailer Peed John, High causew •• . Agent to the British Fire & Westminster Life Office Peed John, ditto............ Solicitor & Stamp Office Peed J ohn ...... Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, for the Whittlesea District Peede Henry, Gracious st........ .... Land Surveyor Poole Wm. High causew............... l-:lair Dresser Read Jas. Church st ............... Butcher & Maltster Read Jas ...... Secretary to the Horticultural Society Read Wm. Alnuhouse st...... .... .. • • .. • . • . .• . . Grocer Rans Peregrine, Market st. Hair Dressr & Postmstr Raven F. Market 'Pl..... .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. .. . . .. . .. .. Star Richards Henry, High causew ••••.............. Angel Roberts Charles, Almshouse st .................. Carrier Robinson T. Gracious st ............... Horse Brt>aker Rudd Thos. High causew ........................ Smith Russell John, Briggate •..••.... Carpenter & Builder Russell J. Almslwuse st .................. Paperhanger Sear le Robert, Whitmore st ....... ,............. Grocer Sear le Thos. London st........ •• •• .. •• . . .. •• ... . • Baker Setchfield , Whitmore st ...... Agent to the Royal Exchange Insurance .Fire & Life Office Setchfield Dan. Peterboro town end ..• Plmbr & Glzr Setchfield Dan. Whitmore st ...... Plumber & Glazier Setchfield Wm. ditto .............................. Smith Sharman J. P. ditto .... , .......... Boot & Shoemaker Smith Capt .••• President of the Horticultural Society Smith Chas. High eausew •• • National & Provincial Bk Smith Chas. ditto ...... Agt to Med. & Cl er. Ins. Co. Smith G. ditto ......... .-................................ Brazi~1· Smith Jas. Gracious st............... Cabinet Maker Smith J. A. Whitmore st ........................ Tin man S1nith M. A . ......•.......................... Shopkeeper Smith Samuel, Almshouse st .................. Surgeon Smith Simeon, Delph st ........................ Attorney Smith Thoil. Horsegate st.. ..... ........... Carpenter Smith Wm. High causew .................. New Crown Southwell Wm. Broad st ........................ Cooper Speechly T. K. Whitmore st ..................... Draper Stallibrass John, Delph st .................. Coal Dealer Stevena W. B. Wltitmore st ............ Harness Maker Stony John, Gracious st............... Beer Retailer Tinsley J aue, Whitmore st ..................... Butcher Turner Wm. Gracious st....... ... •• • • . • .. ••• • .. Baker Waite John, Peterboro town end ............... Plough Ward Henry, London .st.................. Falcon Inn Ward Henry, Ckurchgate st ..................... Grocer W atson Wm. London st ............ Grocer & Draper Whittome Thos. Whitmor8 st .................. Butcher Whyle Jas. Almshouse st ........................ Grocer Whyle Thos. Clturck st ...... n ....... Miller & Baker Wilford Ed wd. High causew. ....... .......... Draper Wilkenou Wmr Whitmore st ... Boot & Shoemaker Wilson John, ..ditto .....•......•.•••........•....... Baker Wilson Tbos. HitJh oaU8ew ...... Cbemi!it & Druggist 54 Winterton Abm. Whitmore st.................. Tailor Winterton Thos. Church st.. .... .. ... ...... .... Taflor Wood Henry, Broad st ......•..............•..... Grocer Youles Thos. Market hill ..................... Academy Post Office. Rans Peregrine, Market pl............... Postmaster London letters arrive from Peterborough l f.· 1 morn. ; dispatched l p. 5 even. by m~l car • Bankers. Ainger Jas. London st. Draw un Barclay & Co. National Provincial Bank, High causew ••• Smith C. Draw on the London Joint Stock Bank l'ire and Life Assurance Agents. British Fire, & Westminster Life, High causeway ... Peed John Medical & Clerical, ditto ..... , ............ Smith Chas. Phrenix Fire, London st.... .... .. .. • . . Ainger Jam ea Royal Exchange lnsur. Whitmore st ... SetchfieldYork & London, Marketpl ............ Bishop Joseph Law and Public Officers. Baker John ••• Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages for the Whittlesey District. Clark Nehemiah, Market pl ... Clerk of the Market De Boyce Chas. Clerk of Court of Requests, under the local act for the recovery of debts under 21.; held at the Falcon Inn, thir4 Friday in every month. Peed John ... Superintendent Registrar of Births Deaths & Marriages for the W hittlesey District. Public Establishments. Excise Office, at the Pqck horse .•• Curtis W. Superv. Horticultural Society, held at the Falcon Inn. Stnith Capt................................. President RP ad Jas.................................... Secretary National Flag Lodge, (No.l470) of tl1e Indt>pendent Order of Odd Fellows, Manchester Unity, held at the Black Bull, weekly ............ Ground Wm. Stamp Office, High causew ... Peed John, Distributor Subscription Reading Rooms, Market pl Town Hall & Engine House, ,A.lmshuuse st Public Schools. Kelpnll's Charity School, Falcon la National School for Boys & Girls. Jas. Atkinson. ... . ... .. ... . ... ..•.. ... ... . . . .. M as· er Mrs. Martin................................. Mistress S'.ldbury's Charity School, Market hill Rev. T. Bedford.............................. Master Carriers. St. Ives & London (Day & Co.) Waggon, calls at the Falcon, every Wed. aft. Peterborough (Blank & Roberts), Carts, from the Falcon, every Fri. Peterborough (Hawley Thos.) Cart, from the GeM'!JB Inn, daily. Peterborough (Roberts & Stallibrass) Carts, from the Star, on Sat. March (Roberts Chas.) Cart, from his own house, f!Very Fri. morn. Water Conveyance. Wisbeach, every Tues. & Fri. the Water Witch, from the Do,q ~Doublet. Lyon, March, Northampton, Peterborough, & Cambridge, Burgess & Goer's Boats, occasionally. Peterborongh, from the Dog~ Doublet, the Original & Water Witch, every Tues. & Fri. Delph to Peterborough, Harris's Luggage ~at~ · every Wed. & Sat ......

WHITTLESEY. CAMBRIDCESHIR~. =============================="'===============================- Classification of Trades. Auctioneer. Gregory Stephen, High causeway Bakers. A velin J ames, Broad st Bradford H. Gracious st Clarke Ann, High causeway Counsell G. Almshouse la Deavin George, Almshouse st Gibbs Thomas, High causeway Jugle William M. London st Searle Thomas, London st Turner William, Gracious st Wilson John, Whitmorest Basket Maker.--Bulamore R. Broad st Beer Retailers. Atkinson Wdliam, London st~ Cole J ames, Loud on st Hipwell Thomas, Church gate Hitchcock J. G. Whitmore st Manning Mary, Whitmore st Pearson R. Gracious st Story John, Gracious st Boot 4' Shoemakers.--Akin~ J os h. Whitmore st A veling J ames, London st Aveling William, Briggate Beely J. Gracious st Boyce William, Whitmore st Cheshire T. High causeway Dickinson Rohert, London st Forvague D. Whitmore st Garrard Wm. Broad st Sharman J. S. Whitmore st Wilkinson William, Whitmore st Brazier$.-Pridmore Thomas, Whitmore st Smith G. High causeway Bricklayers .... ·Ashley D. Whitmore st Ashley William, Broad st Burgiss Thomas, Broad st Drury R. Church gate Brirkmakers.--Ashley William, Old Tavern st Barton John Ground Daniel Builders.--Ashley David, Delph st Croft William, London st Mills M. Whitrnore st Butchers,-Baker William, Almshouse st Bedford Robert, Almshouse st Bellamy John, Gracious st Berridge S. W oolpack la Boyce Thomas, Broad st Gregory Stephen, High causeway Read J ames, Church st Tinsley J ane, Whitmore st Whittome Thomas, Whitmore st Cabinet Makers.--Holl is Robert, Fish st Smith Jame . .;, Gracious st Carpenters.--Andrews Wm. London st Cox Robert, Fish st Mills M. Broad st Russell iJ ohn, Briggate Smith Thomas, Horsegate st Chemists ~ Druggists. Farr John, Whitmore ~t Wilton Thomas, High C8useway Coach Make-r. Ball J'oseph, Peterboro town enil Coal Dealers. Jinks Robert, Del ph st Stallibrass John, Delph st Cooper. Mapperson John, Whitmore st South well Wm. Broad st Drapers. Ainger James, Lond01~ st Speechly T. K. Whitmore st Wilford EdwaTd, High causeway Engineet-, 4"c. Ground William, Old Whittlesey lit Furniture Broker. Martin William, High causew Gardener_~ 8etdsman. Lancaster J. Broad st . WutTTLESEY CtAssiFICATION, continued. Grocers. Aveling Stephen, High causeway Chapman John, High causeway Darnell Mrs. Delph st Dodman William, High causeway Doddington J ames1 Town ~nd Holloway John, Almshouse st Hughes William, P<:!terboro town end King Henry, Gracious st La wson John, Gracious st Melton Robert, Broad st Read Wm. Alms house st Seatle Robert, Wbitmore st Smith M. A. Ward Henry, Church gate Watson William, London st Whyle James, Almshouse st Wood Henry, Broad st Hair Dressers. Brakes John, London st Gibbs William, Whitmore st Groves EdwarJ, Broad st Rams Peregrine, Market pi Poole Wm. High causeway Harness Makers. Fenrea Ann, Whitmore st Stevens W. B. Whitmore st Hatters. Paddison Thos. Whitmore st Horse Breaker. Robinson T. Gracious st Ironmongers.--Bishop Joseph, Market pi Harwood William, Whitmore st Land Surveyor.---Peede Henry, Gracious st Linendraper. Hardley Isaac, Whitmore st Malt.sters. Burnham John, Market pl Read J ames, Church st · Millers.---Counsell George, Black Bull st Harker John, Delph st Hulditch James, Peterborough town end Whyle Thomas, Church st Milliner 4' Dressmaker.-GIHherow J. Church st Painters, Plumbers, ~c. Cl ark N ehemiah, Mrkt pl Hardley George, High causeway Hurrey William, Broad st Setchfield Daniel, Peterborough town end Setchfield Daniel, Whitmore st Paper Hanger. Russell .J. Almshouse st Ropemakers. Holms William, Church st Rush Collar Makers. Drage James, Peterborough town end Sadlers. Beaton Samuel, London st Berry Samuel, High causeway School, Gents.-Y oules Thomas, Market hill School, Ladies.-Hilton Maria, Old Whittlesey Smiths.-Bingham Mary, Whitmore st Campion Charles, Fish st Feast Benjamin, High causeway Goude Robert, Syers la Rudd Thomas, High causeway Setchfield William, Whitmore st Solicitors.-Bellars John, Scaldgate st Bellars H. J. Almshouse st Broughton Thomas, High causeway Peed John, High causeway Smith Simeon, Delph st Straw Hat Makers. Baker Miss, Almshouse st Bodyer .Elizabeth, Whitmore st Surgeons.-Boultbee Charlea, .. Broad st Headley Petre, Horsegate st Smith Samuel, Almshouse st. Tailors ~Drapers. Alured J. High causeway Blades J. Whitmore st Bodyer William, Whitmore st Dearlove Richard, Church st Drage James, Peterborough town end Marriott William, Gracious st 55

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. WISBECH, &c. ·w HITTLESEY CLASSIFICATION, continued. Tailors, ~c. N orris J ames, Market st Winterton Abraham, Whitmore st Winterton Thomas, Church st Tallow Chandlers.-Bishop Joseph, .Market pl Taverns, Inns 4· P1tblic !louses:- Angel, Richards Henry, High causeway Black Bull, Ground William, Almshouse st Boat Inn, Hurrell Thomas, Briggate Dog ~ Doublet, Burdock William Falcon Inn, Ward Henry, London st Kings Head, Arnold Susannah, Gracious st Nags Head, Brown William, High causeway New Crown, Smith William, High causeway Old Crown, Burdock William, Gracious st Pack Horse, Chamberlain J ames, Whitmore st Plough, W aite John, Peterboro town end Queens Head, Drake William, Almshouse st Star, Raven 1<'. Market pi Three Fishes, Burdock J ames, Del ph st Wheatsheaf, Baker William, Town end W kite Lion, Burgess Roger, Church gate White Swan, Bridges J oseph Windmill, Cave Thomas, Delph st Tinman.-Smith J. A. Whitmore st Yete1·inary Surgeon. Fawn George, Peterborough town end Watch ~ Clockmakers.-Dison J osepb, London st Hurry John, Whitmore st Hurry John, Broad st N olTis , Whitmore st Wheelwright. Giddings William,Peterboro town end Wine Merchants. Ainger J ames, London st Boyce .T. & C. High causeway - ...-..--... ----· within the Isle. Public business for the Wisbech di~ision is transacted every Wednesday and Saturday at the town-ball, under the same roof as the custom-house, which bears the town arms, viz. cross keys, the emblem of St. Peter, the patron saint of the town. Sessions are held every quarter at Wisbech and Ely alternately, and assizes are held for the Isle twice a year. The church, dedicated to St. Peter and St. Paul, is an irregular but noble pile of building, both without and within ; it bas two naves under one roof, and two aisles, as well as two chancels ; one of which, the southemmost, is called the town chancel : in the south aisle is the gravestone, inlaid with brass, of Thomas de Brawnston, con~ stable of the castle of Wisbech, who died in 1401.. The monuments of the church are numerous, and consist of memorials of the families of Sandford, Southwell, Worrall, Haslewood, &c. The Jiving is a vicarage with Wisbech St. Mary, value 1,779l. prr annum, in the patronage of the Bishop of Ely. A chapel of ease has been erected, the living of which is 2001. per annum. Here are a grammar school of ancient foundation, a national school, almshouse31 and other charities ; also places of worship for Baptists, the Society of Friends, Presbyterians, Unitarians, and Independent and Wesleyan Methodists. Wisbech Castle, which is supposed to have occupied the site of that built by William the Conqueror, was a palace of the Bishops of Ely, who had the custody of the isle. It was rebuilt, of brick, by Bishop Morton, between the years 1478 and 1483: his successor, Bishop Alcock, died here in 1501. In the reign of Queen Elizabeth this castle was made a prison, and during the Commonwealth was purchased by J obn Thurloe, secretary of state, who WISBECH, with ELM, E:NMETH, :LEVEBINGTO:N. & built a house on its site from the design of Inigo J onel'l. The castle was taken down in 1816; and the ground on which it stood is now the garden in the centre of the Crescent, which together with Y orke Row, Church Street, Ely Place, and Market Street, form the principal modern improvements of the town. W ISBECH, or W ISBEACH, a market town in the Isle of Ely, in the northern part of the county, and borders. of Norfolk, 93 miles from London through Royston, Cambridge, St. Ives, Chatteris, and March; 15! miles S.W. from Lynn; and 30 miles N. by W. from Ely: contained in 1831, 7,253 inhabitants; the annual value of assessed property in 1815, was 28,333!. It is situated on the river Nen, which advancing northward, divides Lincolnshire from Norfolk, and falls into the Cross Keys Wash, where the Ouse discharges itself a few miles on the south-east of the Nen. The town consists of several well-built streets, and a circus erected in 1816: here are also a theatre, assembly room, a literary society, and two e:xtensive libraries; besides every convenience fm· salt-water bathing. The custom house is partly used as a townball and corn exchange, and was erected in 1804. The market is on Saturday, and is a great mart fm· corn, of which above 100,000 quarters are annually exported to Cambridge, Lynn, &c. : other principal exports are rape seed and long wool, sent into Yorkshire. Timber from Northamptonshire is forwarded from Wisbech for the use of the navy: the imports are wiue, deals, and coals ; there is also a great trade in butter. It has likewise the advantage of a canal communication with the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. There are four annual fairs-viz. on Saturday before Lady Day, for hemp and flax; on the day before Palm Sunday, on Whit Tuesday, and a \'ery important fair on Lammas Day for cattle. There are no manufactures carried on in the town, which is the most considerable place in the Isle of Ely, excepting cordage for shipping. The magistrates of W isbech are appointed by the Lord Bishop of Ely, who is custos rotulorum; and are justices 56 l . W ISBECH ST. MAR Y, about two miles distant, contained, in 1831, 1,524 inhabitants; and the annual value of assessed property iu1815 was 9,981[. The church is dedicated to St. Mary, and the living is a curacy subordinate to the vicarage of Wisbech St. Peter. The road from Wisbech to Thorney passes through the hamlets of Wisbech M urrou, and Guyhirn, both in this parish, and Tholomas Drove. Wisbech gives its name to the union in which it is situated. Hemp and flax are cultivated in the neighbourhood. Name, Residence, & Profession. See also CLAsSIFICATION ojTRADEs, page 61. Ab bott Jas. Ship pass .............................. Smith Abbott M. A. North brink ••• Wine &. Spirit Dealer Adams & Liven, South st .•.••••••••••••. Coach makers Adams Mrl'l. Crescent •••••••.• Milliner & Dressmaker Adams Joseph, Gt Churck la School ••.••• Agent to Globe Fire & Life Insurance Office A dams J os h. High st .•••••••••.•.••••.•••••• Ship Owner Adams J os h •••••••.•••.•••••••••• Secretary to Museum Adams Richard, High st ••• Saddle & Harness Maker Adams Wm. Soutlt brinlc ••••••••• Registrar of Births, Deaths, & Marriages A dams Wm. ditto ............................... Surveyor Ainsley John, Churclt terrace ••••••••• Leather Cutter All an Wm. Gaol la ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• D)"er Allcock J os h. Nm·th terrace ............... Shopkeeper Arnbrose l\1. Hill st ...••••••••• W atcq & Clock Maker Am is Sam. Upper Hilt st ••••••••• Veterinary Surgeon

WISBECH, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ==========-============================= Amos John, North brink •••••••••••• Machine Maker Amos John, ditto ........................... Shopkeeper .Anderson & Pocock, Market pl .•. Milliners & Dressmakers Anderson R. ditto • • • • • •• • •• • • • • •• • • Newspaper Office Andrews J er. Lynn rd ••••••••••..••••••••••••••• Builder Andrews J. ditto ••••••••••••••• Whiting Manufacturer Anthony John, Norlh ~rink ••••••••• Wisbech Arms J\rcher Sam. Market pl .•.••.•..•...•..•....••. The Ship Archer Thos. Old marlcet ~··· •••••••••••••••••••• Smith Am old T. ditto •••••••••••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Ashton T. South at ................................. Tailor .A.shworth Thos. Nene quay ••••••••••••••••••••• Baker .Ayers J ames, Old market • ••• • •••• Grocer & Draper Bagnall John, Nene parade ••••••••••••••• Ship Owner Baker David, Norfolk st •••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Baker T. Church terraee •••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Bangle John, North terrace •••••••••••• Beer Retailer Bannister Charles, East field .••••••.•••• Beer Retailer Bannister Charles, Nene quay ••••••••••••.••••• Smith Barley G ..............................•........... Druggis t Barnes Wm. South end ••••••••••••••• Cabinet Maker Bartlett Rt. Market pl • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Globe Batter ham R. W. Crescent •••••••••••••••••• Carpenter Batterbee Wm. Gt Church la ••• Plumber & Glazier llaxter Wm. Nene parade •••••••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Bays W. P. Upper Hill st •••••••••••.••• Conveyancer Beales J ames, Market pl ••••••••••••.••• Beer Retailer Beales T. Little Church la • •••••• Boot & Shoemaker Beatley Wm. Upper Hill st •••••• Professor of Music Beaty Thos. Nene parade ••••••••••••••• , •. Ship Owner Belverstone Wm. Chltrch terrace •••••• Plumber, &c. Benton Hen. Bridge st ............................ Baker Uidles Wm. Gaol la •••••••••••.••.••••••• Beer Retailer Billings W. Church terrace •••••••••••••••.••••• Cooper Bin ton John, Nene parade ••••••••••••••• Ship Owner Blackburn Henry, Old market •••••••••••••••••• Baker Bland Chas. Market pl ••••..••••••••.••••.••••••• Grocer Blinkhorn Wm. Upper Hill st ••• Plumber & Glazier Bonfield & Mason, Oak brewery ••• Brewers & Coal Merchants Bonny Wm. South st ••••••••••••••••••.•• Beer Retailer Booth Mrs. Old market •••••••••••••••••••..••• Milliner Bostick Wm. ditto •••••.•••••••••••••••••• Basket Maker Boucher Charles, South brink ••••••••.•• : ••• Merchant Bouttel T. H. Nene quay ••••••••••.••••••• Ship Agent Boutel T. H. ditto ••••••••••.••••••• Green Dragon Inn lloveton Robt. Church terrace •••••••••••• Wheatsheaf Bray F. Market pl .••• Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Bray H. Norfolk st ••••••••••••••.•••••• Cabinet Maker Bree John, ditto •••••••••••••••••••••••• Baker & Grocer Breese W. Upper Hill st ••.••••••.•••••••••••.••• Tailor Brewin George, South st •.•••••••••••••••.••• Flower Pot Brew in John, Norfolk st • ••••.•••••••••••..••••.• Miller Brewin John, ditto •••••••••••••..••••••••. Retail .Brewer Briggs Luke, Market pl • •••••••••••••••••• Clockmaker Briggs M. ditto • ••••••• •••••• ••• ••• • Straw Hat Maker Brookshaw Henry, Norfolk st •..••••..••• Ferry House Brown J osh. Leverington rd •••••••.•• Miller & Baker Brown L. North brink •• ••••••••••••.•••••• Linendraper Buckley T. S. Nene p:zrade ••••••••••••••• Ship Owner BuUman Thos. North bri11k ••••••••••••••• Coal Dealer Bull man Thos. ditto ••••••••••••••••••••• Bird in Hand Bullman John, Nene quay ••.••••••••• Ship Chandler Burgess John, Old market •••••.••••••••••••••• Plumber Burman John, Bridge st •••••••••••••••• Basket Maker Burman S. North brink •••••••••••••••••••••••• Surgeon Burrows Wm. Market pl •••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Burrows W. North terrace ........•........•...... Smith Burton G. N ortlt brink •••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Bush Cox Jon. Eastfield •••• Millwright & Iron Fndr Butterham John, North brink ••• Carpenter & Builder Butters E. Church terrace ••••••••••••••• Coachmaker Cambridgeshire.] I Butterworth M. Lynn rd •••••••••••••••••• Wheelwright Catchpole J. Norfolk st ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Catliff Wm. Union st ..............•...•.........•. Draper Catliff Wm. Church terrace .•••••••••••••• Linen draper Cave Geo. Old market •••. Auctioneer & Cabinet Mkr Chad wick Wm. Market pl .•••.• Chemi11t & Druggist Chamberlain Wm. Old market .................... Baker Chap man John, Norfolk st . •••••••••••• Doctors Head Chapman John, Little Church la ••••••••••••••• Dyer Cheney James, Old market ••••••••• Tailor & Draper Cheney W. S. Market pl .••••• Agent to Independent West Middlesex Fire & Life Office Cheney W. S. ditto •••••••n••••····· Tailor & Draper Clare & Son, South end •••••••••••••••••••••••• Brewers Clark E. Church terrace •••••••••••••••••• Dukes Head Clark Eliza, l'r1arket pl •••••••••• Straw Bonnet Maker Clark Mary, ditto .••••. Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Cl ark R. Lynn rd . •••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Clark W. Norfolk st •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Clark W. Old ma1·ket •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tailor Clarke Geo. Norfolk st •••••••.•.•.•••••••••••••.• Butcher Clarke John,· New town ·······~········· .. •• Carpenter Clarke Robt. Market pl ••• Tailor & Woollen Draper Clarke Wm. Norfolk st .•••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Clarke Wm. South end •••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Cockett John, High st ••.••••••••••••••••••••• Seedsman Collins John, Nene parade ••••••••••••••• Ship Owner Coo Geo. Peterboro rd •...•.••• Smith & Wheelwright Cooke John, Hill st •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpenter Cooper Thos. Norfolk st •••••••••••••••••• Confectioner Cooper Wm. Norfolk st ...••••.•..••.•.•••••••••.• Grocer Cope man G. North end • • •• •• • • ••••• ••••• Ship Owner Cottam G. Market pl .........•.•..•••••.••.. Ironmonger Cox Richd. Old Horse fair •.•••.••••••.•• Beer Retailer Cox Wm. South end •••...••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Craddock Samuel, South brink •••••• Governor of Gaol Crane J oseph, Hill st ..................... Hair Dresser Crane William, ditto •...••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Creak J ames, Church ter ••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Cripps John, Corn hill •••••.••••••••• Draper & Grocer Croker Thomas, Nene quay •••••••••••••••••• Sailmaker Crouch E. Old horse fair •.••.••••••••••••• Shopkeeper Culling Charles' Little Clzurch la ••• Boot & Shoemaker Cullum G. Leverington rd •••••••••••••••••••••••• Smith Cunnington Thomas, Horse fair ••••••••••••••• Builder Cunning1on, T. jun.Bedford st ..• Ornamental Painter Curtis J North brink ••. Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Cuty H. M ark et pl ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Butcher Dale J . .1..Vene quay ····--·························~··Tailor Davis William, Bridge st .•• Collar & Harness Maker Dawbarn & Sons, Market pl ...... Grocers & Drapers Dawson & Co. ditto ••• Grocers & Tallow Chandlers Dawson A. Lynn rd •.•••••.•••• Earthenware Dealer Dent Williaqt, Old market •••••••••••••••••••••••• Swan Dent William, Lynn rd •••.•..•••••••••••••••••••• Smith Denton 0. J. Clmat 1'0W •••••••••••• Carver & Gilder Denton 0. J. Old market ••••••••• Elepha!1t & Castle De Pass & Kisch, High st ••• Boot & Shoe Manuf ... cturers & Hatters Desborough Mrs. Crescent •••••••••••••••••• Seminary Dieppe Thomas, lvlarket pl ••••••••• Tailor & Draper Dow William, High st ..•••....•.. Chemist & Druggist Ea ton Miss, Hill st ........................... Seminary Elliss Thomas, lJfarket pl ••.••.••. Boot & Shoemaker Elsey H. J. Union fl ........................... Plumber Elvidge J. E. ditto •.••••••• Woollen Draper & Tailor Ely William, Nene parade ••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer England G. Elm rd ••••.••••••••••••••••••• Coal Dealer England William, Crescent •••••••••••••••••• Physician Etherington T. Leverington rd .•. Boot & Shoemaker Etherington William, North brink ••• .Masons Arms Everitt William, Canal row •..•••••••••••••.•••. Baker ExleyWilliam, Old market ••• Corn,Seed & Coal Mrcht 57

cA:MBRIDO~SHIR~. WlSBECH, &c. ------------============~---==: Exlef William, Old market ••••••••••••••• Ship Owner Fall Sarah, South st • • • • • •• • • • • • Earthenware Dealer Fardell William, Old market ••••••••• Leather Cuttet Farrow Henry, Nene quay •••• , .......... Shopkeeper Fawssett F. So1tfh ~nd ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Surgeon Few T. Old market ............................... Cooper Fisher Mrs. Upper hill st ••••••••••••••• Straw Maker Flanders John, Bedford st •••••••••••••••••• Shopkeepet Flint George, Church tet ••• Broker & Ironmonger Flint M. Market pl •..••..••••••••••••••••.••••.• Draper Forscutt T. Nortlt ter ·····-········ .. ·········,··~··Dyer Forster R. Nortlt brink ••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Foster H. M. Union st ••• Gunmaker & Bellhanger Foster S. I-Iigh st ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hair Presser Foster Thomas, Little Church la •··~··Beer Retailer Friend & Ragby, Market pl ............ Confectioners Friend G. Old Market •••••• License<J to Let Horses Friend William, ditto ••••••••.••••••••••••••.•.. Farrier Frost M. North ter •••.••.•••••••.••••.••••••.• , •••. Baths Fulcher John B. Church ter ............... Pawnbrokei Gan1er Thomas, Nene parade ............ Ship Owner Gathercole John, Gt Chutch la ............ Shoerpaker Gibb!! Henry, High st ...................... Linendraper Gilson Edward, Norfolk st ....... ~ ....... Shopkeeper Goddard Robert, Market pl, Rose & Crown Commercial & Posting House Golding W. South st .............................. Tailor Good all Thomas, South brink ............ Ship Owner Goodall Thomas, ditto ••• White Lion Commercial Inn Goode Thomas, Cornhill ••• Sadler & Harness Maker Gooden Edward, Elm rd .................. Coal Dealer Gooden Edward, South end ......... Royal Standard Goodson- Norfolk st ............ Boot & Shoemaker Goodson John, Cllurck tet .... _ ••. Boot & Shoemaker Good son John, Gaol la .................. Beer Retailer Gotdon E. A. Lower Hill st ............... Ship Owner Goward John, Union st ........................... Baker Goward John, ditto ........................ Postmaster Grim stead D. South end .................. Black Horse Groom J oseph, Old horse fair ...... Tanner & Currier Grounds WilliattJ, Market pl ... Chemist & Druggist Grummit John, Church ter ...... Boot & Shoemaker Gurney, Birkbeck& Peckoven, North brink, Bankers Haley George, Nene par .................. Ship Owner Hall George, North ter ..................... Ship Owner Hall John, Norfolk st ............ Boot & Shoemaker HaU John, North brink .. ~ ........................ Tailor Harnshaw Jarnes, Nene parade ......... Ship Owner Hardmead Charles, High .~t ............... Ironmonger Hardmead Jeremiah, Market pl ............... Butcher Hard mead J osepb, ditto •••••••••••• .-........... Butcher Harman J. C. High st ......... Draper & Tea Dealer Harrison J. Lynn rd .•..•.•••••....••••••••.•••••• Builder Harrison John, Comhill ........................ Butcher Harrison M. Union st ... Cabinet M~ker, Auctioneer & Appraiser Haslam S. South st ............... Boot & Shoemaker Hayles E. Norfolk st ........................ Shopkeeper Headin John, ditto ·················••it••••······Broker Heald A. High st ......... Watchmaker & Silversmith Heitzman M. Church ter .................. Watchmaker Henson John, Dock yard ...... : ........ Ship tluildet Hick son B. Nene parade .................. Ship Own et Hides William, Upper HiU st .................. Brewer Higgin-s Mrs. Nene par .............. u .... Ship Owner Hill Edward, Market pl .................. Linendraper Hill T. Norfotk st .............................. Slopseller Hill James, South brink ••. Corn, Coal & Seed Mrcbt & 'Ship Owner Hill Robert, Lynnrcl ..................... Rope Maket Hines E. South st ..................... Stra\\r Hat Maker Hines John, Market pl ... Haberdasher & Hardwman Hinks John, Gt Church la ................. ,Attorney 58 Rinks J. S. Little Church la .................. Attorney Hobson H. Gt Church la ...... St.taw Bonnet Maker Holditch Benjamin, Market pl ...... George &Dragon Hooton Mary, Union st ........................ New Inn Howard John, North brink ...... Boot & Shoemaker Howard Robert, North tet ..................... Butcher Howcroft A. Lynn rd .. _ .... ~ •• , ............. The Cutter H owcroft A. ditto ... Harbour Master & Collector of Tolls for the Canal Company How croft Robert, Cornhill .................... ,Butcl1er Howe James, Upper Hill st ...................... Tailer Ho well John, Bridge st .................. Spread Eagle Hudson John, Market pl .......... ,." .... Confectioner Hudson T. ditto .......................•••••••••.•••• Carrier Isley Robert, Clturch ter ............. , .......... Builder I slip John, Nene quay .......................... ,Brewer I slip John, Nene quay ............ Veterinary Surgeon Jackson Hugh & :Son, South brink ......... Solicitors J ackson Edward, Hill st •....................... Solicitor Jacksol} Edward, Upper Hill st ............... Solicitor J ackson G. North brink ..................... Solicitor Jackson William, Ship pass ... Bread & Biscuit Baker Jackson W; G.South brink ... Sup. Reg. of Births, &c. J acob Samuel, Old market •••••• Boot & Shoemaker J akins H. Norfolk st ...••••..••.•••.•.• , ••••••••..•.• Bell Jecks W. & C. North brink.~ .... Timber Merchants J enning s George, Old market ............ 'the Nelson J ohnson J ames, Norfolk st tast ......... Ship Owner J ohnson Ro bert, North brink ••• Managet of National Provincial Bank Keighly S. Norfolk st ....... H .. 1o .............. Brazier Kimmons S. ditto ........................ Beer Retailer Kingston R. Old horse fair ............... Beer Retailer Kitwood Wm. Nene quay ............... Beer Retailer Know less John, North brink ......... Hare & Hounds Laughton E. Cornhill ....... u ••• Chemist & Druggist Lavender Wtn. Lynn 1·d •. ............. Baker & Miller Lawrence Thos. Canal row ............ Leather ~ell er Lawrence Thos. Little Church la ............... Falcon Lawson & B()nfield, Bridge rd, Corn & Coal Mer~hts Leach John, High st ............. Printer & Bookseller Leach Matt. North brink, Wine & Spirit Merchant Leaves John, Nene parade .................. The Nene Leaves T. Lynn rd ..................... Basket Maker Lee Rich. Norfolk st ..................... Hair Dresser Lee H. C. Old 'TTU13'kel ••.•.••.•••• Boot & Shoemaker Lefever Geo. M ark et pl .. .. •• . • •• ••• . . . • • Silversmith Le Pla M. Church terrace ......................... Tailor Lilley John, High st ......... Surgeon & Apothecary Lock M. North terrace •..•. ~ ...... Boot & Shoemaker Lock T. ditto ...................... Boot & Shoemaker Loose J. R. High st •..•.••••••••..••..• • •.... " •.. Hatter Low Wm. Eastfield .......... - •.••••••. , •• Ship Owner Low son W Il1. Hill st .••..••..•.•.•.•••••••..•••....•. Bell Macdonald John, Norfolk st ••. Chemist & Druggist Macneill Wm. ditto ........................ Shopkeeper Malam J. Leverington rd, Proprietot of Gas Works Mallett John, High st .......••••• Chemist & Druggist Mantegani A. ditto .............................• Jeweller Marrell T. Upper _Hill st ......... Boot & Shoemaker Mason Wm. Bridge st ........................... Draper May hew John, Little Clturch la ............... Baker Means John, Old Horse fair ............ Beer Betailer Melton Sam. Market pt .••••.•. .......... Beer Retailer Metcalfe Chas. jun. North terrace ......... Solicitor Miller Hen. South st ..................... Beer Retailer .Mills Robt. Lynn rd ............... Bowling Green Inn .Mitcl1ell J. Norfolk st .............................. Baker Monford- John, Canal row ....... ~ .......... Shopkeeper Moore James, Market pl ......... Boot & Shoemaker Morling G. ditto ••••.•••••••••••••••••• _. •• Ironmonger Morling Robt. Cornhill .................. Hair Dresser Morris Mrs. Old market ...••• Milliner & Dressmaker

WISBECH, &c~ CAMBRlPGESHIRE, Morris J. G, Old market ••••••••.••. Tailor & Draper 1\fuwles W. South brink ... Cabinet Make~ & Uphlstr Naylor S. Market pl •••• , •••.••• , ••••• , •.•••••• , .. Tailor Neal Thos. Hill st ..••..••••.•.•..•.. { ................ Currier N ewby E. Little Church la ... ~ •• Straw Bonnet Maker Newman Edw. Norfolk st ., ...... \ .. ~ .. Watchmaker N icholls Thos. ditto •.••.••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Grocer Nixon G. Cornhill ... Sadler & Harness Maker; Agt to Sun Fire Office Norman Eliz. Nmfolk st ...... ~ .............. Slopseller Nurse C. Prospect pl., ............. , .............. Hatter Nurse S. Hi9h st , .................... Tailor & Hatter Odom John, Nene parade ... ~ ........... Beer Retailer Offiey Robt. Canal rowu ................... Coal Dealer Old ham John, Norfolk st ................ Beer Retailer Ollard H. Church 1t ............... Brewer & Maltster Ollard H. ditto ............ Ship & Insurance Broker Osborn M. H. Norfolk &t ............ Draper & Grocer Oughton C. South end ............ ~ ..... Plumber, &c. Overton Edw. C:hurch terrace .................. Smith Pace John, Market pl ........................... Butcher Pacey John, Old Horse fair ............ Heer Retailer Palmer J. B. North briTJk ........................ Miller PateR. f. Old Market .. - .. Corn & Coal Merchant Pattrick Geo. North terrace ............ Coal Merchant Pattrick T. M. Nene parade . ...... ..... Ship Owner Peek Sam. Norfolk st ........... , ............ Shopkeeper Pennington C. ditto ••••••••• ~ •••••••.••.••••.••.. Baker Perkins S. Up Hill st ............................ Bre\\~er Phillips Edw. North brink ................ , .... Brewer Pilch H~ ~p Hill st ••••.•••.••••..•••••.••••..••. Tailor Pinder N. Nene parade .................. Ship Owner Platt Thos. High st- .................... Carver & Gilder Playton E. Norfolk sb .. -···· ••• , ................ Broker Poyson T. ilitt() ...................... Boot & Shoemaker Pridmore S. Old Horse fair ....................... Smith Raithby Thos. Nene parade ...................... Baker Randell Bloomr Market pl ......... Blacking Maker Ratcliffe Josh. Up Hill st ........................ Butcher Ratcliffe J. N ene quag •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••.• Bell Rawling T. North end ......... ~ •• ,. ........ Ship Own£:r RP..ading J. Ccmalrow, Master of Boys CharitySchool Reed Geo. Market pl ......... Baker & Confectioner Reed RobL Ckurch tenace ................ Pawnbroker Reed Robt. ditto •.....•..•.. ........... ~ ............. Stationer R~eve J. & Son, High st ...... ~·····Tailot & Drape:!:' Reynoldson Robt. Hill st ...................... Academy Rhoades S. Nene quay ..................... Anchor Inn Rhoades S. Nene quay ...... Dealer in Marine Stores Richardson J oho, Little Church la ••• Beer Retailer Rillatt Jas. Norfolk st .. ~ ................. Shopkeeper Robinson A .. Old market... Ladies Boal'ding School Robinson. G. North lerrace ............... Beer Retailer Rogers Wm. Old market ............. _ ••• Hair Dresser Roope S. Lgnn rd~ .... Brick.maker & Lime Burner Roope Wm. jun. ditto ........ - .................. Builder Rum ball J. Leverington rd, Sec. to General Cemetery Run ell J. N urfalk tit ...................... Beer Retailer Russell Robt. North terrace ............ Beel! Retailer Rutherford Thos. Hillsl .......... Boot & .Shoemaker Rutter T. G. SotJ,th brink ..... Straw Hat Manufacturer Salabank Wm. Nene quay ......... Timber Merchant Sargison Robt. North lnink .................... Millwrigbt Schultz G. A. Old market ....... •h•·•• .. Stamp Office Scotchbrook Thos. ditto ........................... Defiance Seaton Abm. Norfolk st ............... _ ..... Shopkeeper Self R. Bridge rt ............................ , ...... Butcher Sharmau J8hn, Old ma'tket ... .,.. .... _ ........ Vine Inn Sharp Chas. Old market ......... See<hman & Florist Sharp Thus. High 4t ""'•···~··_. ........... Hair Dresser Shepherd Jas. ditto ••.••.••••.• , •.•••••.••.••.••• Butcher Sheppard John, jun. ditto .•. ~ .................... Baker Sheppard John, sea. ditto ............... China Dealer ============================ Sho~t Josh. Nene quay ......... , ..... '".Beer Retailer Sib burn Sam. High st ............ Boot & Shoemaker Smith & Pealling, Old market, Wine & Spiri~ Mrchts Smith E. Hit/ st ... Mistress of Girls Charity School Smith J osh. Lynn rd •.••••••••.••••••.•••••••••••• Miller Smith Theoph. High st ...... Silversmith & Jeweller Smith Wm. ditto .................. Chemist 8f Druggist Smith Wm. Market pl .................. The Mermaid Snarey Ann, North terrace ............ , .. Shopkeeper Snarey G. Old market ............... , ... ~, ........ Butcher Soul den Rd. South st ........... ••· .• • .... Stone MasoJl Southwell Jas. North brink ...... Baker & Chinaman Spearshot Thos. South end. .~ ............. Ship Owner Springfield E. Bridge st ............ Straw Hat Maker Springfield Wm. Hi[Jh st ••• , .................... Cooper Squier Wm. Churclt terrace ·····• Auctioneer & Ap- :praiser; Agent to County Fire & Provident Life Sqmre R. E. High st ... , ................. Confectioner Stafford Thos. Little Church la .. , ......... The Angel Stanroyd Jas. High st ........... ,., ... , ••••••••• Glover Stear & Jeffrey&, Old market .................. Surgeons Stear S. York row··········~~·········--·······~~ Surgeon S tevens Wm. Bridge st ...... Linendrape1"; Agent to Norwich Union Fire & Life Office Stevens W. Old market .................. Ship Owner Stoate Wm. ditto ................. u ........ Kings Head Stoving John, Up Hill st ............. ._ .. Beer Retailer Swansborough F. S. North ter, Stone Mason & B1dr Swansborough John, Old Horsefair ... Iron Founder Tarrom Miss, Cresce11.t •••••• Boarding & Day School Tate Geo, North brink ..................... Felhnonger Tate Wm. North enl ......... 1 .............. Ship Owner Taylor F. Norfolk st ....... , ................. .~ .. Unicorn Teed John, ditto .................... · ........ Beer Itetailer Teed Thos. Elm rd •••• , ...................... , ••• Baker Teed W. Nene quay •••••• ~···•-·., Boot & Shoemaker Terrington .1 ohn, Jitto ..................• ,.. ........ Bushel Thickel N. Old market ., ................... Seedsman Thickell Wm. ditto ... ~ .......... , ••• Straw Hat Maker Thompson Rev. G. Up Hill st ...... Grammar School Thompson Sam. Old Horse fair ............... Butcher Tibenham Wm. Lynn rd ...... ,. ........ Rutland Arms Todd Mrs. Little Church la .......... ,u.~.Stay Maker Triplow John, South end .... ~., ................. Tailor Trower Wm. Market pl .•• ~.._ ....................... Talbot Trumage Thos. ditto ~ ................. , .... Hair Dresser Turkington Misses, Crescent •................. Academy Usill Abm~ ltlorth terrace ....... ~ .............. Attorney Usill T. & H. M. Hill st .................. Ship Owners Usill T. & H. M. Up Hill st ...... Wholesale Grocers Veall Mrs. Little Church la ............... w.. Milliner Vuriey Thos. Nene quay ...... Watch & Clock Maker Wales R. J. & W. Market p~ Surgeons & Druggists Wales Wm. ditto •.••.•••••• ,..,. •••••••••••••••• , ... Surgeon Walker N eil, Bridge st ............ Printer & Stationer Wailer Edm. Market pl ... _ .... ,-..-•• Brush Maker Waller Jai. High st • .......... u ... , ..... Patten Ma~er Wailer Mary, Markel pl ................... Beer Retailer Wallis T. Old murket ••• .., •• ,. •••••••••••••.••••• ,,. •• Smith Walton Miss, High st ............... Straw Hat Maker Walton M. A. Up Hill st ......... Straw Hat Maker Ward J os h. South end .~ ................. Bee, Retailer Ward Robt. North terrace ...... Inspeetor of Taxes Ward Robt. South end ..... _ ........... u •• Ship Owner Warden A. North brink ..................... Red Lion Warden A. ditto ~ ................................... Butcher Warden Chas. ditto ..... , ............ Grocer & Tailor Wards & Co. Old market ... Common Brewers; Wine & Spirit Merchants Wards & Co. Old market, Coal, Corn, & Wool Merch W atford W. New town ~ Nene parade, Ship Owner Watson T. S. Crescent... .._ .................. SoJ.is:itor Watson Wm. Eastfield ............ Plumber & Glazier ~9

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. WISBECH, &c. Watts Robt. Church la •••••• Hemp & Sack Merchant Watts W. Bridge st, Stationer, Printer, & Bookseller Watts Wm. ditto ... Agent to the Medical & Clerical General Life Insurance Company W eatllerhead J. R. Crescent .................. Surgeon Webster John, North terrace ......... Miller & Baker W ebster T. W. South end ........................ Baker West Wm. Lynn rd •.••..•.....••.••.••.••.••••.• Baker Whatton Edw. Church terrace •.••••••••••••• Plumber Wheaton John, South end ..................... Butcher Wherry Robt. Market pl, Grocer & Draper; Agent to the National Provident Institution Whitsed John, Upper Hill st ..................... M.D. Wiles Wm. ditto •.••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumber Wilkinson John, North ter ............ Corn Merchant Wilkinson John, Nene parade •••••••••••• Ship Owner William son John, Bridge st •.............. Fisl1monger Willis Robt. Blackfriars rd ............ Beer Retailer Winkley John, North brink ............. Glove Maker Wood Benj. Nene parade .................. Ship Owner Woollard Wm. Market pl ••. Grocer & Cheesemonger Wright John, Nene parade ••••••••••••••• Block Maker Wright Robt. Hill st .................. Harness Maker Wright Sam. ditto ............ , .............. Ropemaker Wright Wm. Nene parade ............... Ship Owner Y exley M. High st ...... , ........ Boot & Shoemaker Y orke Jas. Little Church la ............... Shopkeeper Young Wm. Norfollc st ........................ Butcher Post Office. Goward John, Union st... • ................. Postmaster Letters arrive from London I I min. aft. 7 morn. ; and dispatched 3S min. aft. 6 even. Letters arrive from Holbech 8 min. aft., 6 even. ; and dispatched 41 min. aft 7 morn. Posting House. Rose & Crown, Market st ............ Robert Goddard Bankers. Gurney,Birkbeck & Peckovens, North ·brink ... Draw on Barclay, Tritton & Co. National Provincial Bank of England, North brink ••• Draws on Spooner, Attwood & Co. J ohnson Robert •..••••..•..••.••.•••••.••••.• Manager. Savings Bank, over the Market House, Bridge st Newspapers. Wisbech Gazette. Published on Sat. Wisbech Star. Published on S1t. :E'ire & Life Assurance Agents. Clerical, Medical & Gen. Life, Bridge st ••• Wm. Watts County, Fire & Prov. Life, Cllurclt ter ... Wm. Squier Globe, Gt Church la ............. r ....... Joseph Adams Independt West Middx. ~Iarket pl t ... W.S. Cheney National Provident Institution, ditto ... Robt Wherry Norwich Union, Bridge st ......... William Stevens Sun, Corn/till •••.••••.•••••.••••••••••.•••• George Nix on Law & Public Officers. Board of Guardians, South brinlc ... Robt Jackson, Clk J ackson Hugh, ditto ............... Clerk of the Peace Howcroft A. Lynn rd ..• Harbour Master & Co11ector · of To11s for Canal Company Ward Thomas, North ter ......... Inspector of Taxes Craddock Samuel, South brink ••• Governor of Gaol Phelps W. High st ............... Supervisor of Excise Public Establishments. Court of Requests Custom House, Bridge st Excise Office, Rose 4' Crown, High lt · W. Philps ...•..•..•..••.••...••....•••.•.•••. Supervisor Gas Works, Leverin,qton rd ... John MaJam, Proprtr General Cemetery, ditlo ... J osiah Rum ball, Secretary Gaol, South brink ...... Samuel Craddock, Governor Literary Society, High st · Rev. H. Fardell, ............ President & Treasurer 60 Museum, Old market •••••• J ames A dams, Secretary Police Station, High st Stamp Office, Old Market ............... G. A. Schultz Town Hall, North brink Union Workhouse, Lynn ril Wisbeach Institution, Wilderness walk Dr. Whitsed •••••••.••••.•.•.•••••.•••••.•••• President RobertDawbarn .............................. Treasurer Public Baths, North end ·Coaches. London, Royal Mail, leaves the White Hart Inn for London, even. ! p. 6; & returns morn. 7, through March, St. Ives & Cambridge. London, Day, leaves the White Hart, Mon. Wed. & Fri. morn. 7; returns Tues. Thurs. & Sat. even. :1 b. 8, through Cambridge, Royston, Ware, &c, London, Defiance, from (the fRose .t c,.own, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. morn. 7 ; returns Mon. Wed. & Fri. even. l b. 8, through St. Ives, Cam· bridge, Royston & Ware. Boston, Victoria, arrives at the Rose ~ Crown, daily 11, Sun. excepted; and leaves aft. 4. Down ham, Safety Sociable, arrives at the Grijfin, on Wed. & Sat. morn.; and leaves same aft. Holbeacll, Union Sociable, from the King'• Head, daily, morn. ! p. 10. to Long Sutton, where it meets the Norwich & Newark Coach; and returns the same aft. Stamford, Diligence, arrives at the Elephant 4' Castle, daily 12; and leaves aft. 3. Carriers. London, (Earl) Waggon, leaves the Spread Eagle, Wed. & Sat. to meet Donover's London Waggon at St. Ives ; and returns Tues. & Fri. even. Downham (Carter W.) arri~es at the George 4' Dragon, Wed. & Sat. aft. 5 ; ~& leaves ~same day at 11. Downham (Robert) Cart, arrives at the Green Dragon, every Sat. and leaves same day. Gednt:y Hill (Ctarke) arrives at the George 4' Dragon, Mon. Thurs. & Sat. morn.; & leaves aft. of same days. . Gedney Hill (Ransom & Cooper) Carts, arrive Wed. & Sat. morn., and leave aft. of same day. Holbeach, (Green) Cart, arrives at the Hare 4' Hounds, Wed. & Fri. morn. ; and leaves on Wed. & Sat. aft. 2. Lynn (Hudson John) leaves his own house Tues. & Fri. at I, & arrives same even. at 9. March, (Hutchinson) Carts arrive at the Green Dragon, on Tues. Thurs. & Sat. morn., & leave same day. Norwich, ( W. Carter) Waggon arrives at the George 4' Dragon, Sat. morn. 8, & leaves same day aft. 4. Sutton, (Hutchinson) Carts arrive at the Green Dragon, Tues. & Sat. morn., & leave the the same days. Sutton, (Warner) Cart, arrives at the Spread Eagle, Wed. & Sat. morn., & leave same days. Upwell, Outwell, & Welney, (Hearn) Carts arrive at the Grijfin on Tues. & Sat.,& leave same days. Upwell & Outwell, (Rumble) Carts arrive at the Mermaid, Mon. Wed. Fri. & Sat., & leave same days. Water Conveyance. Peterborough, the N ene & Water Witch Packets arrive at the Nene quay on Tues. & Fri., ~ leave on Sun. & Wed.

WISBECH, &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Cambridge & Ely, a Packet on Mon., & returns on Fri. from Nene quay. · Whittlesea, Mary Harris's Luggage Boat, to & from, twice a week, days & time uncertain. Sutton Wash, Boats from the Nene quay, daily. Hull, the Active, to & from weekly. Pinder , Mas. Hull, the J ane, to & from weekly. Higgins J. M as. London, a V cssel from Wool quay, on Sat. Newcastle, every fortnight. Classification of Trades. Attorneys. Hincks John, Gt Church la Hincks J. S. Lit Church la Jackson Hugh & Son, South brink Jackson Edward, Hill st Jackson Edward1 Up Hill st ' J ackson G. North brink Metcalfe Charles, jun. North ter Usill Abraham, North ter ' Watson T. S. Crescent Auctioneers ~ Appraisers. Cave Geo. Old market Harrison Matthew, Union st Squier William, Church ter Bakers. Ash worth Thomas, N ene quay Benton Henry, Bridge st Blackburn Henry, Old market Bree John, Norfolk st Brown J oseph, Leverington rd Chamberlain William, Old market Everitt William, Canal row Goward John, Union st Jackson William, Ship pass, Market pi Lavender Williarn, Lynn rd Mayhew John, Lit Church la Mitchell J. Norfolk st Pennington Charles, Norfolk st Raithby Thomas, Nene par Reed George, Market pl Sheppard John, jun. High st Southwell James, North brink Teed Thomas, Elm rd W ebster John, North ter Webster 'f. W. South end West Wi1liam, Lynn rd Basket Makers. 13ostick William, Old market Bur man John, Bridge st Leaves T. Lynn rd ' Baths. Frost Matthew, North ter Beer Retailers. Bangle John, North ter Bannister Charles, East field Beales J ames, Market pl Bidles William, Gaol la Bonny William, South st Brewin John, Norfolk st' Burrows William, Market pi Burton George, North brink Clark It. Lynn rd Clarke WiHiam, South end Cox Richard, Old Horse fair Ely W illiam, N ene par Forster R. North brink Foster Thomas, Lit Church la Good~on John, Gaol la Kimmons Sarah, Norfolk st Kingston R. Old Hor11e fair Kitwood William, Nene quay Means John, Old Horse fair Melton Samuel, Market pl Miller Henry, South st Odom John, Nene par Oldham John. Norfolk st Pacey John, O.d Horse fair Ricbardson John, Lit Church la Robinson G. North ter WisBECH CLASSIFICATioN, continued. Beer Retailers. Russell J. Norfolk st Russell Robert, North ter Short J oseph, N ene quay Staving John, Up Hill st Teed John, Norfolk st W aller Mary, Market pl Ward J oseph, South end ' Willis Robert, Blackfriars rd Bell Hanger. Foster H. M. Union st Blacking Maker. Randall Bloom, Market pl Block Maker. Wright John, Nene par Booksellers ~ Stationers. Leach John, High st , Reed Robert, Church ter Walker N eil, Bridge st Watts William, Bridge st Bootmakers. Arnold T. Old market Beales T. Lit Church la Cox William, South end Crane William, Hill st Creak J ames, Church ter Culling Charles, Lit Church la De Pass & Kisch, High st Elliss Thomas, Market pl Etherington T. Leverington rd Gathercole John, Gt Church la Goodson , Norfolk st Goodson John, Church ter Grummit John, Church ter Hall John, Norfolk st Haslam S. South st Howard John, North brink J acoh Samuel, Old market Lee H. C. Old market Lf>ck M. North ter Lock T. North ter Marrell T. Up Hill st Moore James, Market pl Poyson T. Norfolk st Rutherford Thomas, Hill st Sibburn Samuel, High st Teed W. Nene quay Y exley Martin, High st Brazier. Keighley S. Norfolk st Brewers. Bonfield & Mason, Oak brewery, LeverClare & Son, South end [ington rd Hides Wm. Upper Hill st !slip John, Nene quay Ollard H. Falcon Brewery, Church st Perkins Samuel, Upper Hill st Phillips Edward, North brink Watds & Co. Old market Brickmaker. Roope Samuel, Lynn rd Broker. Flint George, ~hurch terrace Headin"John, Norfolk st Playton- E. Norfolk st Brushmalcer. Wall er Edmund, Market pi Builtlers.-Andrews Jeremiah, Lynn rd Cunnington Thos. Horse fair Harrison J. Lynn rd Isley John, Church terrace Roope Wm. John, Lynn rd Swansborough F. S . .North terrace Butchers. Baker David~ Norfolk at Baker J. Church terrace Catchpole 'f. Norfolk st Clark William, Norfolk st : Clarke George. Norfolk sl! Clarke William, Norfolk st Cuty H. Market pl Hardmeat J os h. Market pl Hard meat Jeremiah, Market pi Harrison John, Cornhill 61

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. WISBECH.s &c. -========================================================~ WrsnECH CLASSIFICATION, continued. Butchers. Howard Robert, North terrace Howcroft Robert, Cornhill Pace John, Market pl Ratcliff J oseph, Up Hill st Self R. Bridge st Shepherd J ames, High st Snarey George, Old market Thompion Samuel, Old Horse fair ' Warden A. North brink Wheaton John, South end Young William, Norfolk st Cabinet Make1's. Cave George, Old marke\ Harrison Matthew, Union st M owles Wm. South brink Carpenters. Batterham R. W. Crescent Butterham John, North brink Clarke John, New town Cooke John, Hill st Carrier. Hudson T. Market pl Carvers ~ Gilders. Den ton 0. J. Canal :row Platt Thomas, High st Chemists ~ Druggist1. Barley G. Chadwick Wm. Market pl Dow William, High st Grounds William, Market pl Laughton E. Cornhill Macdonald John. Nor folk st Mallett J·ohn, High st Smith William, High si Wales R. J. & W. Market pl Chinamen. Dawsort A. Lynn rd Fall Sarah, South at Sheppa1·d John S. High st Southwell James, North brink Coachmakers. Adams & Linen, South st Butters E. Church terrace Coal Dealers. Bullman Thomas, North brink Bonfield & Mason, Oak brewery, Lnerington England George, Elm rd [rd Exley Wm. Old market Gooden Edward, Elm rd Hill J ames, South brink Lawson & Bonfield, Bridge st O:fH~v Rohert, Canal row ~ Pate Robert Francis, Old market Pattrick George, North terrace Wards & Co. Old market Collar et Harness Maker. Davis Wm. Bddge st Confectioners.· Cooper Thom~ Norfolk st Friend & Ragby, Mlirket pl Hudson John, Market pl Reed Georg~, Market pl Squire R. E~ High st Conveyancer.-Bay& W. P. Up Hill at Coopers. Billings W. Church teuace Hew T. Old market Springfield William, High st Corn Merchants. Exley William, Old market Hill J ames, South brink Laws<Jn & Bonfield, Bridge st. Pate Robert Francis, Old market Wards & Co. Old market Wilkinson John, North terrace Curri'ers.-Groom Joseph, Old Hort.e fuh: N eal Thomas, Hill st, · · Dyers. Allan WiUiam, Gaalla Chapman John, Lit Chmch la Forscutt T. N0rth terrace Farrier. Friend William, Old market Fellmonger. Tate George, North brink Fishmonger. Williamson John, Bridge at Florist.-Sharp Charles, Oltl market. 62 I W ISBECH CLASSIFICATWN• cootiP-'IlBI/. Glovers. Stanroyd J ame~ Higq st • Winkley John, North brink Grocerss Whole.sa,le.-U'sill T, & H, M. l]p Hill st Grocer& ~ Cheesemongers.-.A.llcoc;k J os. Nor~}.\ tllr Amofl John, North brink . Ba.x.ter William, Nene parade Crouch E~ Old Hon;e fair Flanders John, BedfoJ;d st Gil~on Ed\Tard, N ot-fol]f. st Hayles E. Norfolk st Macniell William, Notfolk st Monford John, Canal row Peek Samuel, Norfol~ st R.ilatt J ames1 Norfolk st Seaton Abraham, Norfolk st Snarey Ann, N ortb terrace W oollard Wm. Market pl Y orke J ames, Lit Church la Gun Maker. Foster H. M. Union st Grocers ~ Tea Dealers-. Ayers J ~mes~ Old market Bland Charles, Market pl Bree John, Norfolk st Cooper William, Nor folk st Cripps John, Cornhill Dawbarn & Sons, Market pl Dawson & Co. Market pl Harman J. C. lligh st Nicholls Thomas, Norfolk st Osborn M. H. Norfolk st Warden Charles, North brink Wherry Robert, Market pl . W oollard William~ Market pl Haberdasher.-Hives John, Market pl Hair DresserQ. Crane Joseph, Hillst ' Foster S. Hjgh st Lee Richard, Norfolk st Morling Robert, Cornhill Rogers William, Old market Sharp Thomas, J{igh st Y Tunnage Thomas, Market pl Hardwareman.-Hives John, Market fl Harness Maker. Wright Robert~ Hil st Hatters. De Pass & Kisch, High st Loose J. R. High st Nurse Charles, Prospect pi Nurse Samur I, High st · Hemp~ Sack Me'Fclwnt. Watts R. Church h Ironfounders. Bush Cox J onathan, East field Swans borough John, Old Horse fair Ironmongers. Cottam George, Market pl Flint George, Church terrace Hardmeat Charles~ High st ' Morling George, Market pl Jewellers. Mantegani Antonio, High st Smith Theophilus, High st Job Master. Friend George, Old market Leather Cutters. Ainsley John, Church tel' Fardell Willi11m, Old market Lawrence Thomas, Canal row Lime· Burner.-Roope Samuel, Lynh rd · Linendrapers. Ayers James, Old market Brown L. North brill k Catliff William, Churc}:l ter Catliff William~ Union st Cheney James, Old market Cripps John~ Cornbill Dawbarn & Sons, Market pl Flint Matthew, Market I,>l Gibhs Henry, High st Harman J. C. High st Hill Edward, Market pi Mason William, Bridge st

• WISBECHt &c. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ============~===================================== WxsBECH CLAssiFICATioN, continued. Linenarapers. Osborn M. H. Norfolk st Stevens William, Bridge st Wherry Robert, Market pl Machine Maket. Amos John, N-orth brink Maltster. Ollard H. Church st Marine Store Dealer.-Rhoades Samuel, Nene quay Merchant.--Boucher Charles, South brink Millers. Brewin John, Norfolk st Brown J osh. Leverington rd Lavender William, Lynn rd Palm er J. B. North brink Smith J oseph, Lynn rd W ebster John, North ter ftfilliners. Adams Mrs. Crescent Anderson & Pocock, Market pl Booth Mrs. Old market Morris Mrs. Old market V eall Mrs. Little Church la .l'rf.illwrights. Bush Cox J onatnan, East field Sarglson Robert, North brink Mustc Professor.-Beat1ey Wm. Up Hill st Newspaper Office. --Anderson R. Market pl Patten Maker.~-Waller James, High st Pawnbt·olcers.--Fulcher John B. Church ter Reed Robert, Church ter Physicians.-Eng!and Wni. Crescent Whitsed John, Up Hill st Plumbers, .tr:. Batterbl'e William, Gt Church la · Belverstone William, Church ter .Blinkhorn William, Up Hill st Burgess John, Old market Cunnington Thomas, jun. Bedford st Elsey H. J. Union st Oughton C. South end Watson William, East field • Whatten Edward, Church ter Wiles William, Up Hill st · Printers. Leach John, High st Walker N eil, Bridge st Watts William, Bridge st Rope Makers ... ·-Hill Robert, Lynn rd Wright Samuel, Hill st Sadlers ~ Harness Makers.--Adams Rich. High st · Goode Thomas, Cornhill Nixon George, Coruhill Sail Makers.--Crocker Thomas, Nene quay Schools, Gents.--Adams J. Great Church la Reynoldson Robert, Hill st · Thompson Rev. G. Up Hill st Schools, Ladies.--Desborough Mr3. Crescent Eaton Miss, Hills~ Robinson A. Old market Tarrom Mi:;s, Crescent . Turkington Misses, Cresceht Seed Merchants.---Exley William, Old market Hill James, South brink Cockett John, High st Sharp Charles, Old market Thick ell N athan, Old market Ship Ag~nt.--· Bout tell T. H. N ene quay ·Ship Builder.--Henson John, Dock yard Skip Chandler.--Bullman John, N ene quay Ship Owncrs.--Adams J osh. High st Bagnall John, N ene parade Beaty Thomas, N ene parade . Bin ton John, N ene parade Buckley T. S. Nene parade Collins John, N ene parade Copeman George, North en<\ . Exley William, Old market Garner Thomas, N ene parade Goodall Thomas, South brink vordon E. Low Hill st I J • W ISBECH CLASSIFICA'l'tON1 continued. Ship Owners. Haley George; Nene parade Hall George, North ter Hamshaw J osh. Nene parade Hickson B. N ene parade Higgins Mrs. N ene parade Hill J ames, South brink Johnson James, Norfolk st east Low W illiam, East field Pattrick T. M. N ene parade Pindet N, N ene parade Rawling T. North end Spearshot Thomas, South end Stevens W. Old market; Tate William, North end Usill T. & H. M. Hill st Ward Robert, North end Watford William, New town, W atford William, N en~ parade Wilkinson John, Nene parade Wood Benjamin, Nene parade Wright William, Nene parado Ship 4" Insurance .Broker.-MOUard Henry, Falcon brewery, Church st Silversmith$.--Heald Alfred, High st Lefever George, Market pi Smith Theophilus, High st • Slop Sellerr. :Farrow Henry; NeM quay Hill T. Nor folk st Norman Elizabeth, Norfolk d Smiths.-· Abbott James, Ship passage Archer Thomas, Old market Bannister Charles, N ene q_uay Burrows Willinml North tel' Coo ~orge, Peterborough rd Cullum G. Leverington rei Dent W. Lynn rd Overton Edward1 Church ter Pridmore S. Old Horse fair W allis T. Old market Stay JJ.Iakers. Fisher Mrs. Up Hill st Todd Mrs. Little Church la Stone Masons. Soulden Richard, South st Swansborough F. S. North ter ' Straw Hat Makers. Briggs M~ Market pi Clark Eliza, Market pl Hines E. South st Hobson H. Gt Church la Newby E. Little Church la Rutter Thomas G. South brink Springfield E. Bridge st Thickell William, Old market · Walton Miss, High st Walton l\1, A. Up Hill st Surgeon.---Burman S. North brink Fawssett Frederick, South end Lilley John, High st Stear & Jeffreys, Old market Stear S. York row Wales R. J. & W. Marketpl Wales Williatn, Market pl Weatherhead J. R. Cresaent ' Surveyors.-Adam~ William, South brink Tailors~ Drapers.-Ashton T. South st Breese W. Up Hill st · Cheney J ames, Old market ~ ~ Cheney W. S. Market pl 1 • Clark WillialD, Old market Clarke Robert, Market pl Dale John, Nene quay Dieppe Thomas, Market pl Elvidge J. E. Union st Golding W. South st H"ll John1 North brink_. . 63

• CAMBRIDGESHIRE. WISBECH, &c. W ISBECH CLASSIFICATION, continue if. Tailor& ~ Drapers. Howe J ames, Up Hill &t Le Pla Matthew, Church ter Morris J. G. Old market Naylor Stephen, Market pl Nurse Samuel, High st Pilch Henry, Up Hill st Reeve J. & Son, High st Triplow John, South end Warden Charles, North brink Tallow Chandlers. Dawson & Co. Market pl Tanners. Groom J oseph, Old Horse fair Tavern&~ Public Houses:-- .Anch.or Inn, Rhoades Samuel, Nene quay Angel, Stafford Thomas, Little Church la Bell, Jakins Henry, Norfolk st Bell, Lowson William, Hill st Bell, Ratclifl' John, Nene quay Bird in Hand, Bullman Thos. North brink Black Horse, Grimstead D. South end Bowling Gr-een Inn, Mills Robert, Lynn rd Bushel, Terrington John, N ene quay Cutter, Howcroft A. Lynn rd Defiance, Scotchbrook Thos.. Old market Doctors Head, Chapman John, Norfolk st Dukes Head, Clark E. Church ter Elephant~ Castle, Deuton 0. J. Old ma:rket Falcon, Lawrence Thomas, Little Church st Ferry House, Brookshaw Henry, Norfolk st Flower Pot, Brewin George, South st Green Dragon Inn, Bout tell T. H. N ene quay George 4" Dragon, Holditch Benj. Market pl Globe, Bartlett Robert, Market ·pl Hare 4" Hounds, Knowles John, North brink Kings Head, Stoate William, Old market Masons Arms, Etherington Wm. North brink Mermaid, Smith William, Market pl Neine, Leaves John, Nene t>arade Nelson, .1 ennings George, Old market New Inn, Horton Mary, Union st Red Lion, Warden Alexander. North brink Rose~ C1•own Com. Hot. Goddard R. Mkt pl Royal Standard, Gooden Edward, South end Rutland Arms, Tibenham William, Lynn rd Sh.ip, Archer Samuel, Market pl Spread Eagle, Ho well John, Bridge st Swan, Dent William, Old market Talbot, Trower William, Market pi Unicorn, Taylor Frederick, Norfolk st Yine Inn, Sharman John, Old market Wheatsheaf, Boulton Robert, Church ter W!tite Lion Com. Inn, Goodall T. South brink Wisbeach Arms, Anthony John, North brink Timber .~.lferchants. Jecks W. & C. North brink Sallahank William, Nene quay Upholsterers 4" Cabinet Mkrs. Barnes W. South end Bray Frederick, Market pl Bray H. Norfolk st Clark Mary, Market pl Curtis John, North brink 1" eterinary Surgeo11S. Amis Samuel, Up Hill st I slip Robert, N ene quay Watchmalcer&. Ambrose Matthew, Hill st Briggs Luke, Market pi Heald Alfred, High st Heitzman Matthias, Church ter Newman Edward, Norfolk st Vurley Thomas, Nene quay Wheelwrights.--Butterworth M. Lynn rd Coo George, Peterborough 1·d, North brink Whiting Manufacturers.---Andrews J. Lynn rd Wine~ Spirit Mrchnts: Abbott M. A. North brink Leach Matthew, North brink ~mith & Pealling, Old market G4 WisBECH CLASSIFICATION, continued. Wine ~ Spirit Mrchnts. W ru:ds & Co. Old market Wool Merchants.-Wards & Co. Old market Woollen Drapers. Cheney W. S. Mat·ket pl Clarke Robert, Market pl Dieppe Thomas, Market pi Elvidge J. E. Union st Marris J. G. Old market Reeve J. & Son, High st ELM. Bellamy S .••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••.•••••••••• Cooper Bruce '1, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Boot & Shoemaker Crofts Robert, Friday bridge ............ Beer Retailer Crow William ..................................... Builder Key John, Friday bridge ............... The Chequers Key John, diUo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Smith .Markham Thomas, ditto ........................... Smith Pruden Robert, tlitto .............................. Smith Se~le Robert, ditto ........................ Wheelwright S\vindle Robert •••••••.•••••••••••••••.••••.•••••.. Smith Trawley T. Friday bridge .................. Shopkeeper Wallat G. ditto .............................. Shopkeeper W alton & Gray •.•...••....•...•.......•......•••.. l\Iillers Post, Coaches, &c. See W IsBEcH. EMNETH. Ancl1or J ames •••••••••••••.•••••••••••.•••• Beer Retailer Beck et F •••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• Butcher Bird John ............................................ Miller Booth William .............................. Beer Retailer Butcl1er Richard ..................................... Smith Collett Thomas ........................... Beer ltdailer Forth William ........................... Miller & Baker Hopkins P. • •••.•...•..........••.... .'"fhe Kings Head J enkinson T. • •••••••.•.•••••.•..•••.•••••• Beer Retailer Large T .•.•• ,. •••.•.••..••..•••.•••.•..•.••.•••.••• The Bell Lis sett J .......•.... ~ ..................... , ........... Miller Mark ham Williarn ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• Angel Mawick William ........................... Beer Retailer Moah Tl1omas ••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.••• Smitl1 N eale S. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Swan N eale William, So1ttlt end ............ Miller & Baker Raw lings J. . .......•.........•.......••.•... Shopkeeper Sales Robert .............................. Beer Retailer Scayfield R ..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Smithers William ........................... Shoemaker Tunnington J ames ...... Shopkeeper & Beer Retailer Post, Coaches, &c.-See WisnE.A.cH. LEVERINGTON. Bradley William ........................... Wheelwright Britton Benjamin ......................... Beer Retailer Britton B. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••. Sl1opkeeper Burrows Thomas ........................... Wheelwright Burton J ames ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.• Beer Retailer Co\vling & German ••••••••••••••••••••••.••.•••• Smiths Cullim Robert •••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••. Smith Edwards William, W!tite E11gine Mill ......... Miller God fry John ••••.••••• ···-··· ••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Holmes J ames ....................................... Brewer Holmes J ames .............................. Wheelwright Hudson William ........................... Beer Retailer Hudson William ••• aa ......................... Shopkeeper Malan Robert ............................... Beer Retailer Medcalf Jane .................................. Rising Sun Pratt W. & D .•••••.••.••••••••.••••........ ,.Beer Retailer Shearman John ........................... Beer Retailer Stanton Stephen .. u ....................... Herb Distiller s,van J ames ..................................... Carpenter 'I'd.ylor James ··························~············Smith' Wilkinson Thomas •••••••••.••..•.•••••.••••••••••• Smith .Post, Coac!l~s, &c.--&e W 1sB~cu. ·

I-IUNrriNG DON SHIRE. HuNTINGDONSHIRE1 with the exceptions of Rutland and Middlesex, is the smallest county in England, and is bounded to the north and partly to the west by the river Nen, dividing it from Northamptonsllire, which adjoins it to the west, Bedfordshire south-west, and <..:amhridgeshh·e south, east, and north-east. In shape, it much resembles an irregularly formed heraldic lozenge, or shield for female arms ; and is 30 miles in hs greatest length from north to south, 23 in extreme width, and about 100 in circumference; containing a surface of 236,800 acres, of which 100,000 are in tillage, 60,000 pasture, and 76,000 wood and waste. The smallest road distance from London, at the south-east angle, is 51 miles, and the greatest 83f at the bridge over the Nen by Wandsford. To the bridge over the same river near Peterborough, is 81 miles. The road to Spalding by Huntingdon leaves this county on Ramsey Fens, 69 miles from London, and tbe Wisbeach road at Chatteris Ferry, 73!. A road from Northampton to Ely crosses the whole breadth of the county, through H untingdon and St. I ve6, a distance of 24! miles. The population, as returned in 1831, was 11,278 families 53,192 persons, of whom 7,221 males above 20 years of age, were employed in agriculture. The property assessed iu 1815, was of the value of 438,52ll., and the rental amounted to 202,076l.; being about 17s. an acre. The county is divided into the four hundreds of Hurstingstone, Leightonstone, Norman Cross, and Toseland. It has thirty magistrates, and its civil government has the peculiarity of being joined with Cambridgeshire under one sheriff, who is chosen alternattJly fi·om that county, the Isle of Ely, and Huntingdonshire. The parliamentary representatives are four---two for the county, and two for the borough of Huntingdon. The present county members are-the Viscount Mandeville, eldest son of the Duke of Manchester; a{ld John Bonfoy Rooper, Esq. Huntingdon and Stilton are the ouly polling places, and the election takes place at the county town. For the purposes of the Poor Law Amendment Act, Huntingdonshire is arranged into three unions of Huntingdon, St. Ives, and St. N eots. It contains six market towns; the three just mentioned, Kimbolton, Ramsey, and Somersham. The whole county is included for ecclesiastical jurisdiction in the archdeaconry of Huntingdon, to which gteat part of Hertfordshire was formerly attached, under the diocese of Lincoln; but, by the new Church Act, the whole of that archdeaconry is transferred from the see of Lincoln, this co\j.nty under its own archdeacon to Ely, and Hertfordshire to that of Rochester. It contains 93 parishes, distributed into fh·e rural deaneries: Huntingdon comprising the four Hunts.] B Jlarishes of that town, St. Ives 20 parishes, Leightonshire 28, St. Neot's 17, and Yaxley 24. The principal rivers of Huntingdonshire are the Ouse, rising at Ousewell in Northamptonshire, and passing through Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire to this county, of which for about three miles it forms the boundary; then proceeds northward to near Huntingdon, where, making a sharp elbow, it turns eastward to St. Ives, swelled by a number of tributary streams ; divides for a few miles Huntingdonshire from Cambridgeshire, and flows across the level of the fens to the 1fT ash. The south-east portion of the county thus cut off, is connected with the rest by three stone bridges at St. N eot's, Huntingdon, and St. Ives. The Nen also has its source in Northamptonshire at the village of Welton, meanders across a fine valley to this county, then flows northwards to Wandesford, and easterly to Peterborough, between the two counties; receiving in its course several small rivulets, one of which called Oakley Dylce continues the limit on the Calpbridgeshire side; afterwards, sinking into the fens, it slowly winds like the Ouse to the Wash. The old Nen, rising in the parish of Glatton 'in this county, crosses it eastwards, and1 joined by the Holme Brook, pursues a similar course over the Fens. There is no canal, but the rivers Nen and Ouse are navigable through their whote track in connexion with this county. The fens are overspread with small lakes, or meres, the principal of which are Whittlesea, Ramsey, Ugg, J.'rundle, and Brick meres. It has been proposed to drain Whittlesea Mere, and the project is believed to be practicable, but objections are urged to the loas of so beautiful a piece of water, and of the excellent fish it contains. This transparent lake is much resorted to in the summer for sailing and fishing; Lut is occasionally subject to sudden and tempestuous agitations, arising apparently from subaqueous evaporations violently forcing for themselves a vent upwards. The children and servants of King Canute, sailing through it on the.ir way from Peterborough, to join him at Ramsey, were overtaken by on~ of these storms, and had nearly perished ; in consequence of which the monarch immediately commanded his soldiers and servants to mark out a delf or em banked 1·oad from Whittlesea to Ramsey for future security; and this being done with their swords, the work received the name of Swerdes Delf, but is sometimes called the King's or Knout's Dyke. The county is intersected in all directions by a multiplicity of cross roads; but the chief direct roads which traverse it in its length and breadth, are the high road from London to Doncaster, which enters by two branches, from Royston near Papworth St. Agnes, following the Roman Ermine' Street to Huntingdon, and from Biggleswade, two miles south .of 1

-BUNTINGDONSHIRE. ==============================-============================= St. N eots; this proceeds .in two lines, the first west of the Ou~e by Buckden, the second east through Paxton and Offord, both to Huntingdon; thence it runs north-west, and quits the county by the bridge over the Nen at Wandsford, after having traversed it a length of 29! miles. Branching off at N orrnan Cross, this road sends another line to Peterborough. From Huntingdon a road runs north, and lea\'ing the county in Ramsey Fens proceeds to Spaldiug, Louth and Grimsby; and another for Wisbeach and Lynn Regis crosses the Old Nen for Cambridgeshire at Chatteris Ferry. A road from Cambridge enters at Fen Stanton and passes through Godmanchester, and anoth~r from Ely entering at .Earith, through St. Ives, both to Huntingdon, the common centre of all these roads; from thence one line is continued to tuewestern extremity of the county at Bythorn. Another from Cambridge directly crosses the county in its sauthern and narrowest point., a distance of 3~ mile~, then after crossing the Ouse and a small angle of Bedfordshire, re-enters Huntingdonshire and proceeds north-west to Kimbolton. This county as yet possesses no railroad, but all Act is procured for one fwm Cambridge to York, to unite the Great Northern with Cambridge and London. It will be called the Northern and Eastern Railroad, and will enter over the Ouse near St. hes, and running northwesterly, cross the Nen into N orthamptons.bire near Peterborough. Thi! is almost entirely an agricultural countyl and its inhabitants famed for their expertness in .the use of the plough; yet by an infatuated blindness to tb~ir' true interests, the farmers so effectually deter thei,i· labourers from forming settlements among thel;ll, that were it not for the emigration of Irish during hanrest, the crops must perish on the ground for want of sufficient hands to reap them. A, comdderable ·portion of the no,rth-east ,consists of fens belonging to the great Bedford Level, of which they constitute about the seventh part; and from an original failure ~n securing a sufficient outfall, they are worse dra1ned, though lying at a.gt·eate.r elevation, than those which intervene between them and the sea; they are consec;tuently liable to frequent losses by inundation, and a sum· equal to two-thirds of the rental is requisite for repairing the dykes and embankments. They afford, however, good pasturage, plenty of peat for fuel~ and of excelle,nt fish from the meres. The air i8 considered generally healthy, . ncttwithstanding the neighbourhood of the fens, where it is thick and foggy.. 'fhe remainder of the county is pleasingly varied with bill and dale, sprinkled with woods, and abundantly watered. The soil, in some occasional tracts light and sandy, is mo!.itly clay and loam, Vr.lry fr:\litful in agricultural products. A breadth of fertile and beautiful meadow land borders the _Ouse on both sideii. The large island meadow of Portholm near H untingdon, is part,icularly celeb.rated. Tho.ugh the whole wunty waa an e:xtei1sive fQrest so late as the reign of Henry the 2d, and not whQlly defo,rested till that of Edward the 1st, so entirely has it now changed its character that jt does not produce sujlicient timber for home consumption; and the demand in the fens is so great., that it bears a high111r price here than in aJJy,other part .of the kingdom. The land skirting the fe.ns is particularly luxuriant for grazing, and there is mnch rich pasturage amo.ng the uplands. There are, however, but few dairy farms; and neat cattle are not at all used in husbandry, but wholly reserved for the breeding of calves which supply the London markets. Stilton cheese has long been .acknowledged the finest in England, but the name is borrowed ti·om its first and principal mart; it was .originally sent from the neighbourhood of .Melton 2 Mowbray in Lei'cestersliire, where much of it is still made. No manufactures are carried on in the county, unless woolstapling and yarn-spinning may be so accounted, which provide employment for women and children when their services are not required in the fields. Huntingdon, St. Neots, and St. Ives, lying on the navigable ll'iver Ouse, between Bedford and Lynn, ha,•e very considerable markets and fairs, and carry on a brisk trade in corn, cattle, iron, timber, and coal. , This county, with Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk, compos~d the territory of the I ceni, and of their queen, the intrepid Boadicea, whose wrongs ~tnd valour have been handed down in history and in song. The Romans established two military stations here, Durolipon teat Godmanchester near H untingdon, andDurobriqe ~1pon the .Nen.nearChesterton. Three of their roads passed through this county, all meeting at Godmanchester, running theHC"..e toAlconbury and again branching off. TJ1e Yia D.e\·ana pursued the course of the prcllent turnpike road from Fenny Stanton to Godmanchester, and from Alconbury proceeded westwards to Cla.rton inN orthamptonshire, The Hermen or Ermin.e Street also followed the present high.road (rom Papworth St. Agne~ to Godmanehester, and again from Alconbury northwards to Dur~briv.re, whl::.l'e it crosS;<:d the Nen into N ort4- amptunshire. The British Ermine Street enter~d from Cresar's camp near Sandy in Bedfordshire, and proceeded by the tract now called Fell Lane' io Godmanchester; from A.lconbury, over Alconbury Hill through Upton, and by the present Bullock'.s road for 15 miles, without passing through any villagE', to W andesf'ord and the UOl"th. Roman remains have been discovered near Godmanchester, Chesterton, 11;11d Somersham, and in Sawtry tield. By the Saxc.ns, Huntingdon was included in the kingdom of the East Angles, but afterwards subjugated by the more 1)owerful Mercians. The only couventual ruin of much interest, is of Saxo,n foundation, the ancient gateway of the mitred abbey at Ramsey. Above a fourth part of the county is said to have been muna~tic property, always proverbially the richest lands; and this circumstance is alleged to accow1t for its possessing scarcel) .any distinguished family oflocal antiquity. The earldom of Huntingdon was bestowed by William the Conqueror on W altheof, a noble Saxou, afterwards Earl of Northumberland, who had marrh:d J udith, the king's niece; M aud, their daughter and heir, carried it by marriage first to Sirnon de Lizr and secondly to D~vid, brother to the king of Scots. The title aft~rwards fluctuated between the descendan.ts of the two marriages, as either preponderated in the favour of the reigning monarch; six princes of the royal house of Scotland having successively borne it till the death of John, great grandson of David, and last earl of that family, from whose sister habel • Robert Bruce derived his right to the Scott~h crown. This title was co,!)terred i» 1529 on George Hastings, ancestor in the direct line of Francis Theophilus Henry Hastings, the present earl. The pricipal seats in this county are Kimbolton Castle1 where the divorced queen Catherine of Arragon ended her days, now belonging to the Duke of Manchester; Uinchii.- brook House, the property of the Earl of Sandwich, where Queen Elizabeth, J ames the l st, and Charles the lst in his childhood, were hospitably receivad by Sir Henry Cromwell the grandfather, and Sir Oli\·~ the uncle, of the Protector ; Orton Longue,·ille, the seat of the Marquis of Huntley; Elton Hall, of the Earl of Carysfort; and Le~ghton Bromswold, formerQ' the residence of the Stuart's, Dukes of Lenno~, fl'Oll.l whom it was inherited by the Earl of Daruley.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE. BUNTINGDON, As subdivided into PAROcHIAl. UNIONS under the Poor Law Amendmant Act of 4 and 5 WILLIAM lV~ 1834, showing the Number of Parishes, the Number of Guardians appointed thereto; also a STATEMENT showing the Days on wl1ich the se,·eral Parochial Unions in the County of .Huntingdon hold their Meetings, the Places at which they meet, and the Clerks to each respective Board; as arranged in the order in which they have been lettered on the accompanying Map of the County. - Letter of ..... ...... o"' Reference on o.; ... Cl.) .... ; Map, Clerks to the the red UNIONS. (1.),.0::: ., ..... Days of Meeting • Places of Meeting. .c -~ .0"0 Boards. line showing s~ s~ the different ::lp., ::l::S z~ Unions. z A 1. Huntingdon ........... 33 32 C. Margett, Esq. Saturday I 0 ...•.• Union Workhouse. .B 2. St. Ives ••••••••••••••• 24 '28 G. G. Day • ••••• Wednesday 11 .. St. Ives. St. N eots ................ • c 3. 0 ''0 34 N eville Day •.•••• Thursday }0 •.••• St. Neots. Total County of Huntingdon .• u 87 94 . SUPERINTENDENT REGISTRARS, REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS~ DEATHS, &c . • HUNTINGDON-As subdivided into DisTRICTS under the Registration Act 6 and r William IV. chap. 85, 86, of Births, Deaths and Marriages; showing the several Parochial Unions, with the REGISTRARs' DisTRICTs, the Name and Address of Superintendent Registrars, Registrars of Births and Deaths, and the Registrars of Marriages, in the several Parochial Unions in the County. *•* The letters A, B, ~c. refer to the several Divisions of Unions on the accompanying Map of Huntingdon, and the figure refers to the Table of Unio'Jls .. ~--------------.-----------------------------~------·-------------------------- UNIONS. Name & Address of Superintend. Registrar Registrars Districts. Name and Alidress of Registrars of Birthsand Deaths. Name and~ Address of Marriage Registrars. A 1 H t . d , Huntingdon ... Robert Fox, Godmanchrster ••.•••. Edw. Goodrick, Godmanc~ester. · un mg on s W'll' B t S t Cl M tt awtry ····~··· 1 mm ur en, awry ••.•....••.. H ls, • ardge il,-< { Spaldwick ..... J. E. Lindiman, Spaldwick ·~····Richard Bond, Ramsey. nntmg on. R G R ft R amsey. ·-··.. eo. avenscro , amsey. :S 2 St I St. Ives ..••.•.. G. L. Girlling, St. Ives~·········· G. L. Girlling, St •. Ives. G G · v~, , Swavesey ...•.• T. Mortlock, Swavesey ~ .......... J ames Wiles~ Somersham. 's· ~me ay, Somersham ... Edward Castles, Somersham ·-····John Campion, Warboys. • ves. ... Warboys u •••• John Cam pion, 1-Varboys. 0 3. St. Neots, ) St. Neots •••u· L. Addington, St Neots ~ ....... ~ ... L. Addington, St Neots. Neville Day, > Kimboltcn&} u:r·ll' E 11 K' b lt St N tt Eat n 1 1am nna s, Im o on. . eo s. . on --------------~----------~-------------------------~ ------------------- *•* The Clerks to Boards o.f Guardians, being eligible, are,. in most cases, Superintenderd·Registrarlt. For Days of .Meeting of Guardians, see Table of Unions for the County. LISrf OF PARISHES AND ADJACENT POS'f TOWNS FORMING THE VARIOUS PAROCHIAL UNIONS OF THE COUNTY OF HUNTlNGDON_ • •.• The letter (A) refers to the Map • HVliTIMGDON (A.) PARISHES. POST TOWNS; PARISHEs. POST TOWNs. Godmanchester .............................. Huntingdon AlcottbtJry •. ~ .. -. -· ••••••..•.••••••••.•••... Hunting don Hammerton .................................................. tlitto .A.Jconbury Westou ......................................... ditto Hartford -··~·······-······························· ditt(). Bar ham ..................... •• • ........... ••• • • •• ••• • .......... ditto St. Mar)• .• • •. .• . •. . .• • .. . .. . .• . •. • . • • •. . •. . . . . . • . . • . . ditto lrampton! ................ ,. ····-· ... -. ... . . ...•. .• . .. . •• . . ditto St. Ben edict........................................... ditto Buckworth •·"'·· ............... - ............................... ditto .\11 Saints······~······································ ditto Conington •• "lo r•..... .. . • . . ... .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .... Stilton St. J ohns ........... "................................... ditto Coppingford .................................... Hunting don Leighton ._. ..•.• J ••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ditto Easton . • . . . • • . . . • • • • . . .• • . . • . . . . . . . . • . ... . . . . . • . . •• • • • • ditto Ramsey •• • . • • • • • • • . • ... . . . • . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . • . . St. 1 ves Ellington •••• ~- ..•••.•....••...........•..••. -··.. •. • ditto Raveley Magna . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. Hwntingdon Geddin g .. . . . ... . . . .. . . . . •. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .• . . •. . dit~o Raveley Parva... ... . ... .. . .. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . • . . ... . •. . dit;tc;. ... tl..

HUNTS. BLUNTISI-IAM. PARISHES. POST TOWNS. Riptou Abbf>tts ............................ Hunting don Ripton Regis .......•..•..••..•..•.••..•...•.••..•.. ditto Saw try" All Saints ......•.....•.••••••.•..••••.•••. Stilton Sawtry St. Andrew ........................... a. •••• ditto Saw try St. J udith • . .• . • . . . • • .. • .• • .• . • • . • •• •. • . •• • ditto Spaldwick ......•.•...•...••....•..........•.• Hunting don Stukeley Magna ..................................... ditto Stt1keley Parva............. ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ditto U pton . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • • . . .... . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . • • • ditto U pwood ...•.......•......•..••••.•.....•... "'~''...... Stilton 'Voodwa.lton .......................................... ditto W oolley ......................•................ Hunlingdon ST. IVES (B). ' Bluntisham cum Erith .................. ~ ........ St. Ives Brough ton ............................. , . ·~. •• . . . . . . . . ditto BLtry • • • . • • • • • . • . • • • • • •• . . • . . • • •• • • • . • • • • • . • • . • Hunting don Boxworth .••••••.... _. ............................... Cambridge Colne .••••.•....••.••..••.•......•••...••••••••...••. St. Ives PARISHES. POST TOWNS. Woodhtust ...•.........•....••••.•••.••••••....•. .s·t. Ives Wilton •...•..•••..•..•••••.•.••.••.••••••.•... , .•...•• ditto Westou ••••••••••••••••.••••.•••••• , ••••••••• ~. Huntingda11 ST. N:COTS (C). Abbetsley • . • . • . . . ••• .•. •• . •• .... . . . . . • . . . •• • • •. . . St. Neots Buck den •.•••••..•.•••.••••••••••••••••••••••.• Huntingdon Barford, Little .................................... . St. ]{eots Catworth, Great • . .• . . . .. . . . .. •• . . . • . . . •• . . . . . Kimbolton Cat\vorth, Little ........................................ .. ditto Diddington .................................... Hunting don · Dean ............................................. Kimbolton ·Ej"nesbur)' •..•.....••.•.•.••...•.•••.••.••.••.••• St. Neots Ea ton So con ............................................ ditto Graffl1a1n ...•••••.•..•..•.• , ..•••..•••••..•••..••.••.• ditto Gra \'eley :. . • • .... . . . . . . . • • • • . • . . . • . . •• . • • . ••• . • . •• . •• . . ditto flail \V eston •..........••.....•........•.••..••.•..... ditto Kim bolton ..........•................•...••...... Kimbolton Midloe •........•......................••... ~ ...• St. Neots Connington •.••.••.••..•....••.....•.•..•...•••..•... ditto Offord Cluney ••••..•..•••....... ..••.••••••.•. Huntingdon .fi'en Stanton .........••..•....•....••..••••..•••.•.•.• ditto Offi1rd Darcy .....•...•...••.•.•..•••....... .•••....... ditto Fett Drayto11 ••.•••.....••••••...•.••.•••.••••••.•..••. ditto Pertenhall ••••.•••..•.•••..•• , •••.•.••••.•.•..•.• Kimbolton Holywell cum Needingworth ..................... ditto Paxton, Great ............................ .' .... St. Neots Hot1gl1ton .............................................. ditto Paxton, Little ••.•••••••••......•.••.•..••..••••.•••• ditto Hetningford G1·ey ...... , ................................ ditto St. Neots ...•.•.••••••••.....••••••.•••• : •••.•.•••••.. ditto IIendngford Abbotts ............................... ditto Southee ................................................. ditto Hilto11 ...•...•.•....•.•.•..•.•••....•.••.••.....•..... ditto Ste\V ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Kimholton Lol \Vorlll. ••• • •• • • •• ... . .... • • . . • • • ... • • • • • • • • • • • . • Cambridge Swineshead ......................................... ,... ditto Old Hurst ........................................... ..St. Ives Staughton, G!eat •••••.•..•••••.•••.....••..•.. St. Neots Over •.•..•...••..•.•..................••••...•. : •••••.. ditto Staugl1ton, Little •.• -••.•..•..•.• -................ Kimbolton Pidley cum Fen ton •••••••••••••.•••.•••••.••.•...•. ditto Sl1elto11 ••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ditto Somersham ............................................ ditto Tetworth ....................................... Biggleswade Swavesey •.....•................................ Cambridge Toseland ••••..••••.••..•••••••••...•••••••••••. St. Neots St. Ives .................... ~······················· /St. Ives 'filbrook ...•...•.....•.•..•.....•.•.....•••...• Kimbolton \V ilrbo)'S ................................ , •••••• • llztntingdou, Wares by .. •it •••••••••••••••••• , •••••••• , •••• Bigglesu•ade DLVNTlSHA.M. BLUNTISHAM, on the borders of Cambridgeshire in Hurstingstone Hundred, is 63! miles north from London, 4! north-east from St. Ives, 1! west from Earith; tmd consists of an ir1·egular street, containing 674 inhabitants. The rectory, standing at the upper . end of the village, is the princip!il house in it. .It is a rectorial benefice, Yalued with the chapeh·y of Earith at 1010l. per annum, in the presentation of the Bishop of Ely, and is included in the Poor Law Union of St. hes. The parish is bounded for about three miles by the river Ouse, separating it from Cambridgeshire; and the church-yard, which stands rather high, with a wood on the left hand, commands an extensive prospect over that county, including the towers of Ely cathedral, and several other churches. The church itselfhas an embattled tower and spire, and its chancel is curious, as one of the very few terminated in a half hexagon; it is entered from the nave by a Gothic screen of carved wood, and the aisles are divided by light pointed arches, riaii1g from clustered pillars. There is also a sculptured octagonal font. Considering the small popnlatiou of this parish, it~ endowments for the benefit of the poor are particularly rich, the principal being a free-school, shared by the inhabitants of Earith. The village was seriously damaged in September, 1741, by a furious hurricane, attended with a noise like thunder, which coutinued only about 4 thirteen minutes, and destroyed in that short space all the mills in its track, and twelve out of one hundred dwellin~ houses, besides numerous barns. - Name, :Residence, de. Profession. Blackley John • . • • • . . . • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • . Butcher Brown Thomas • • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • Schoolmaster Butcher J ames • • . • • . . . . • • • • • • • . Blacksmith Butcher John .•••••••••.•••..•••••• The George Christmas Robert .••.•.•.•••••• Grocer & Draper Clack William •••.••••••.••••••••. Wheelwright Cooper Thomas •••. • • • • • . . • • • • • Rose & Crown Gregory William •.•••• ~ • .. • • • • . • • Shopkeeper J ohnson Henry... • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • Shoemaker Lee John ................................ Baker Lovell Skinner • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Shoemaker Pap worth Philip .•.••.•••••••••••••• Royal Oak Peakes Fra'Ilcis •••.•••••.•••••••••• Parish Clerk Peats William. • • • • . . • • . • • .,.. • • • • • • • . . Tailor Rignold John. • • • • • • . • • • . • • • • • • • • • Shoemaker Ho bin son E ......................... Shoemaker Tebbutt W illiam • . • • • • • • • • • • • . Grocer & Draper Tillard Rev. R •. Incumbent of Bluntisham & Earith Webb John ................................ S\van Webb William .•••••••• , ••••••••• , White Horse Wheatley John • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wheelwright \Vheeten R ................... ~ • • • • • • • • Butcher tPost, Coaches, &e. See ST. Ins.

BRAI\1P'I'ON-BUCKDEN. ' HUNTS. BB.Al\!:PTON. BRAMPToN, in Leightonstone Hundred, 63~ miles north-west from London, and 2 west from Huntingdon, on the road from thence to Buckde.n, is a vicarage, the patronage annexed to a prebendal stall, annual value 160/. The population in 1831 was 1064. It has a pretty Gothie churcl1, and a park and mansion, containing some fine portraits. Samuel Pepys, whose agreeable autobiography, recently published, contains so interesting an account of the great plague in London, was born here. Name, Residence, &. Profession. Abbott J oseph.......... ........ ... Boot & Sl10emaker Abbott Joseph .............................. White Hall Alien William.. ................... Boot & Shoemaker Ash croft Thomas........................ Be.)r Retailer Barnes Henry ..................... Boot & Shoemaker Barton William........................ Miller & Baker Biggs Joseph .............................. Shoeing Smith Bird John .................•..................... Carpenter Bird John.......................................... (Jrocer Blan Will iam................................. Carpenter Bunting R.... ....... ........... ........ Harness Maker Clay & Son ..................... Carpenters & Builders Croot E................................................. Bell Croot E .............................................. Btttcher Croot E.................................... Horse Ileal er Croot H ........................... Straw Bonnet Maker Dixon John ................................. Beer Retailer Ellington Henry............................ Shopkeeper Gaunt William.......... ... .... .. .... .. .. Beer Retailer Gutnbley William ......................... ........ ~n1ith Heathcote J ..................... Glass & China Dealer .lames & Stokes ............... Corn & Coal Merchants J ames & Stokes .................................... Millers Langston George................................. Angel Langston Thomas........................ Parish Clerk Laundy Thomas L.... .... ..... .... • GrocPr & Draper Lee Rev. B .................. Lecturer of Huntingdon ~~ udge Rev. . ................................... Cttrate Oakley George. ... ..................... ........ Surgeon Perrin Daniel ............................ :. Wheelwright Pumfrett George B............................ Maltster Purser George .. ............................... Black Bull Purser George ........ ~··························· Butcher Roberts Henry .................. Gla::;s & China Dealer Scutts- J ohn ................................. Beer Retailer Slnith Abral1am............. .......... ...... ..... Grocer Smith Abraham .. ..................................... Sun Stokes John ....................................... Butcher ~ut er J......... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . Beer Retailer Suter J ... .... .... .. ...... ... . . .. ......... .. . . Shopkeeper S_,·kes George ................................. Sl1opkeeper Whitehead Robert . .............................. .. Carrier Whitehead R ........................... Light Dragoon "\\r oolstone Thomas ................................. 'I'ailor :Post Office. Abbott J an1es .... ........•.................... Postn1aster Letters from London arrive (per Huntingdon cross Mail) at 8 morn.; dispatched i p. 9 e\·en • :Public Schools. Boys School.. ................... John Hopkin~, Master Girls School ............... Mary Makeptece, Mistress Infant School ..................... J a ne Eames, Mistress BUCK.DEN Is in Toseland Hundred, and the Poor Law Union of St. Neots; distant 61 miles north-west from London, and 4!- west from fJ untingdon, on tb.e London road, by Biggleswade. It contains 109.3 i'lhabitants. The benefice_is a vicarage, valued at 1711. annually, in the preseutation of the Bishop of Lincoln, whose palace has hitherto been established here a venerable brick building of two quadrangles, with a tower and gate-house, surrounded by a moat. l\luch money has been expended on it by various bishops, and the apartments are spacious, and the situation pleasant-the library built over the gateway; but, standi.ng in the centre of the village, the grounds are rather confined. Bishop Tomline had the honour in 1814 of entertaining the Prince Regent, afterwards King George the Fourtl4, to dine and sleep at Buckden, This county, having been transferred, under the new Church Act, to the jurisdiction of Ely diocese, the Commissioners have resolved on procuring, as soon as may he, a new residence for the Bishop of Lincoln. The church is a hand~ome structure, with a tower and elegant spire. There is an endowed school on the national system, and a sum of 120l. a year for distribution among the poor. Name, Besidence, &. :Profession. Adams John.. • • • . • • • • • .. • . • ..... Black Horse Adatns T . .............. ,. .............. , Baker Asp ling Richard •••••.•••••.•••••• Beer Retailer Barton R. . . • • . • • • • • • ••.•••••••. Beer· Retailer Bowyer Thomas ..•••.•• ~. • . • • • . • • Corn Factor Cartwright George , ••.••••..••••.• George Inn Clack Elizabeth • • • • • . • • . . • • • . . • . • . • • • Builder Creamer H .......... , ........•........ Carrier Creamel' H ••••.••.•.•.••••••.••. Trunk Maker Dat·low T .............................. Baker Elderton John . . . • . . • • • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • • Butcher Elsev A.. . . . • . . • • • • • • • • . . . . • • • . Beer Retailer • Farrington John ......................... Baker Flack W .. ... lt ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tailor Green George .• ...........•.......... Druggist Green George ...•••••••.• , • • • Grocer & Draper Green George •••.••••••••••••••.• Ironmonger Harper 'V. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shopkeeper He aver H .........•.......•...... Hair Dresser H ughes S ...• ... , ...................... Tailor Hunns John ••••...••..•.••••••••• Shoemaker lngle John, Little Paxton .••.•...•••....• Miller Kidn1an J a mea . • . . . . • • • • . . . • • • • . • • . . . . 1'ailor Middleton W. • • • . . . . . . • • • • • • • • . . Hair Dresser - Milner John . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . • . . • . .. . . . . . . Smitl1 Milner N ................. H ••••• Wheelwright 1\1 ilner Thomas .............•......•..... Vine Nor man C . .•.........•••...•.. 4 •• ••• Butcher Norman C . ...................••.... ~ . Falcon Okins C . ........... , ............. Spread Eagle Pal mer J .•..•••••.•••••••.•••. , ••• Shopkeeper Perrin G. . . • . • • • • • . . • • • • • • • . • • • • Wheelwright Pestel Thomas ••.••••.••••••••.••. Beer Retailer H.obinson Robert .•••...••.•••.•••..•.... Tailor Saunders M .. .•..• , ••••..••......••.. l\Iilliner Searle John ..•••.•••••. , ............ Shopkeeper Smart Robert .... .....•••....•.... ., ...... Tailor Smith C....... . . • . . . • • • • • • • . Painter & Glazier Smith George •••••••••••• , ••••.•. Beer Retailer Smith John • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • . • • • • • . George Tap Soulby T . ................ c • • • • • • • White I. .. ion 'l'aylor SJmuel . .................••.•.... Smitl1 Tay lor J ames • • • • . • . ••••••.. Painter & Glazier To ye J ane. . • . • • • • . . • . . • . . • . • • • • • . Shopkeeper Trustrum James, Little Patcton •••••••••• Miller Usher G. • . • • • . . • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • Shoemaker Usher Thomas .................... Parish Clerk Usher T. . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shoemaker Usher W .•••.•. Agent to Atlas Assurance Company U :sher W . . . • . . • • . • . . . . • . Carpenter & Builder W aller Henry ••..•.••.•••..•• Brewer & l\faltster 5

HUN1'S. BURY-EARITH-FEN srr AN'fON. Wall er H . • . • . . . • • • . . . • •••••••••••. Surgeon Wimpress R. . • . • • • . • • • • . . . • Boot & Shoemaker Yorke William ....•..•..•••••.•••••... Butcher Post Office. Usher George ••.•.....••.••••..••.. Postmaster Letters from London and all parts, arrive per Huntingdon cross mail, at 4 morn. and are dispatched at 9 night. Coaches. Boston, calls at Spread Eagle ~ George, ! bef. 12 morn.; returns 2 aft. Leeds, Rockingham, calls at George Inn, 1 morn.; returns 12 night. Leeds, Union, calls at Spread Eagle, ! p. 9 ; returns 1 morn. Lincoln, Mail, calls at George Inn, 12 night; returns 2 morn. York, Express, calls at George Inn, l p. 3 morn. ; returns 3 aft. York, Highflyer, calls at Spread Eagle, ! p. 8; returns ! bef. 5. In addition to the above, coaches from the North pass through Buckden & Eaton Socon almost hourly. Carriers. Huntingdon, H. Creamer's Cart, Wed. & Sat. St. N eots, H. Creamer's Cart, Thurs. BUB'Y. THE little village of Bury in Hurstingstone Hundred, nncl St. Ives Poor Law Union, consisting only of a few thatched cottages, is 67 miles from London and Sk from Huntingdon, on the road to Ramsey, from whence it is 1! distant. It is a perpetual curacy in the gift of Lady Olivia Sparrow, valued at 167l. annual income; and coni ains only 170 inhabitants. It is situated at the foot of a hill; and leading to the church is a strong -stone bridge, over a little rivulet; supposed to be built by one of the Abbots of Ramsey, who were possessors of the manor. The church, which is very ancient and much dilapidated, stands on an eminence, and retains some traces of architectural beauty. The chancel is entered by a carved wooden screen. Beyond the church, on the summit of the hill, and near the road toW arboys, is a barrow which appears to have been opened. Name, Residence, de. Profession. Armitage A ... Machine Maker 8llron & Brass Fndr Bond Wm ... Registrar of Marriages for the Huntingdon district Carter 0 ••••..•....•....... .- .........•...•.. Green Dragon Can dell Fred •••••.•••.•••.• Shoemaker & Beer Retailer Corney J obn................................. Shoemaker Harlock Ebenezer ••• , ..•..•...•••.•.•• Grocer & Baker Harlock Elizabeth ..••••••••••••• Straw Bonnet Makel' Holder W n1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Ho we Wm................................. Schoolmaster Jones Rev. 1\tlr ................................ Incumbent Storey John •..•..•••.....•••.•.•.••...•..... Parish Clerk Storey J ames ...••..•....•.••...•.•.•.•.•..••••.••.. Tailor Tl1orey John ...•.•.•.........•.....•............•.• Farrier Wheatley Wm •.••.• Schoolmaster & Land Surveyor Woodruff Thos... •• . . . • Shopkeeper & Beer Retailer Post Office. E. Harlock ••...•.......•.....•...•.•...•.••.• Postmaster Letters arrive from London per foot post from St Ives at I 0 morn. and dispatched at 3 aft. 6 EARITH. Tms village is a chapelry to Bluntisham parish, but had recently a church dedicated to St. James, now jn ruin's. Itis in the hundred of Hurstingtone, and the Poor Law Union of St. Ives, 65 miles north from London, and 5k north-east from St. Ives, on the road to Ely ; situated on the Ouse at the extremity of the county, bordering on Cambridgeshire; and contains 707 inhabitants, a large proportion of whom are Quakers. It consists of a street half a mile in 1ength, and has three annual fairs, the 4th of May, 25th of July, and 1st of November. About a quarte1· of a mile north-east, is an encampment called the Bulwarks, which, from the regularity of its formation, would seem not to bear an earlier date than the civil war. It occupies a square of about four acres., the angles defended by bastions. lfame, Besidence, de. Profession. All price W 1n ................................. , • Shoe1naker Ast\vood Satnuel.. .• ••. ••. •• .•••.• ••. .•••• George Inn A)rers Wm •.•...•.••..•..••.•..•.•.•.•••.•••••••• Butchel· Behague Daniel .••••••..••••••••••••••••••••• Shoen1aket Bennington Wm ••••••••••••••••••..••••••• Beer Retailer Blake J ames.... ..•..•..•..•..•..•.•.......... ••.•. 'l,uilotBrown John, jun.................. Maltster & Brewer Chambers Mary ••.••••..•.••..••••••.•••.• Beer Retailet Earl Thonlai..... ...... .. ... ... .•. ... ..•. •. .. Shopkeeper Giddings Valentine ................. , .•••••••• Angel Inn Goold llenjamin •........••......• ,. ............ ~·····Baket Grainger J ames .•.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• White Hu.tt Hu1nphre)r "\Vm ..................................... Baker J ewson George.......... .• Coal & Timber Merchallt Key Henry •......•...•.....••..•...••...••••........ Baker Killingworth John •..•..••....•...••..•..• Beer Retaikr King J oseph ...•.•.......••.•.•...•• Grocer & Carpenter Lambert John ...••.•...•••.......•••...•••.••. Shoemaket Lavender Robt ••..•••••••.••.••.•••••••••••••• , .•.• Crowu Leeland William ..........•••... u•······ ..Beer Retailer Leighs Thomas ...•.....••••.•••.•.•••. Timber Merchant Paul Wm .......... ·······················~··Basket Maket Peakes F..................................... Parish Clerk Potter Carter .......................... " •.•• Coa] Merchant Robin son N athanieL •••...••.•••.•.••••••••••.•..• Tailor Russell Samnel. ..•..•.•.•••.•...••••••••••..••• Black Bull ' Stacey John ..••....••...•.••••.•••• ,. •• ,. •••.. Beer Retail\~r Stephens John ••.••..•••....••.••••..•.•• Land Surveyor Swannell II. P ...•••••••..•••••••••.••. Grocer & Draper 'fillard Rev. R. ...... .... •. . .• . . • . ................. Incumbent Wells John .••..••••••...•••.••..•••••.••••••••. l\.pothecary W essam J ames.. .. . .• . .••...... ....... .• . .. •• Blacksnlitb Wheatley Mr .....•••.•••.•••.••..••.•.••• .._ Wheelwright Wheton Daniel ................................... ,..ButchPr W ormsley J oseph •. ··~ .......................... Carpentt·r Young Jol1n ................... ~ ......... , ••••••• Boatwright . Post Office. Letters arrive, and are dispatched to St Ives daily by foot post. Public School. · Free Industrious Schoolfor 55 girls; established 1813. Mrs. Mary Broadway •..•.•••.••••.• School Mistres:J FEN STANTON. FEN STANTON,in Toseland Hundred, on the border!! of Cambridgeshire, and the banks of a rivulet near its junction with the Ouse, 1s 60i miles distant from London, on the road to Wisbeach and Lynn, and :q south-ea~t from Huntingdon on the road from Birmingham to Harwich, which, from Alconbury to this place, is the same with the Roman Via Devana. It is a considerable village; and the church is a vicarag('

GODl\fANCHESTER. HUNTS. ==========~·~·==================-========================~====== with Hilton perpetual curacy annexed, income 275l.; patron, the Rev. L. Browne. Its inhabitants, as returned in 1831, 968. The parish contains a school for 40 or 50 poor children. Name, Residence, &. Profession. All press John ••.•.....•.. Shopkeeper & Beer Retailer Allpress R •..•.....••.............•.••......•• ~ •• , •. Butcl1er .i\.sl1ton A ...••.••••...••..•.•.••.•.•...••.•..••••••.•. I\ I iller Beck J. 0. Beckville Cottage...... A ssesor of Taxes Beck Miss, ditto ............... Ladies Boarding School Blfnclt P ...•.••...•...•...................•.... Sl1opkeeper Blench P.................. Master of the Free School Brown Rev. L ••. Rector & Proprtr of the Great Tithe By son J ol1n •••••••.•••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• Smith Cameron C. C ..••••..•...•.....•.•••. Plumber & Glazier Cook Joltn................. .. ..........•... Beer Retailer Coote John....................................... Brewer Coote John .•..•••.•• , ••••••••..•••...•..•..•..•.. 1\-Ialtster Cox George ............ George Inn & Posting House Derry T. Gally hill ......... Woolpack Postiug House Hall William ....... : ................ Boot & Shoemaker Harding John .... · .......................... Boys School Harrison John .............. ;.................. Chequers Harrison .John .............................. Beer Retailer Harrison W ........•............•........... Beer RetaHer Hodson Samuel. ............................. Shopkeeper Hodson William ..................... Cooper & Brewer Hunns 8 •....•.••......•....•........•..•..• l3eer Retailer Kidman John ... Rose & Crown Inn & Posting House Lambert W. & Son ... Corn, Coal, & Timber Mchnts Lambert W .................. Bllcksmith & Ironmonger Mansfield R ............... Shopkeeper & Beer Retailer Marsh H ..................... Collar & Harnes& Maker Marsh Henry ............... Sadler & Harness Maker M etcalf John ................................. Parish Clerk Milton J oseph .............................. Pork Butcher Rolls John................................. Beer Retail er Saint J ............................... Boot & Shoemaker Sk.eels George ......... u ................... Beer Retailer Smith John ............... White Swan Posting House Sparrow J ol1n •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• Baker Steward T ...•••...•.....•...•...•.....••.•...•..••• Butcher Steward T ............... Queens Head Posting House Watson Rev. W ....... Minister of the Baptist Chapel 'Vitl1ero\v C •••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••.•••••• Baker --- Post by foot from St. Ives. Posting Houses. George ...• ,.................................. George Cox Rose & Crown .................................. J. Kid man GODMANCHESTE!t, GoDMANCHESTER, in Toseland Hundred, is 57: tniles north of London, and one mile short of Huntingdon, on the road to Spalding and Louth; contains 2146 inhabitants; is included by the Poor Law Commissioners in the Huntingdon Union, and under the Reform Act shares the franchise of the borough of H untingdon. The church is a vicarage, of the annual value of 328l., in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster. The fabric, dedicated to the Virgin, is in the Tudor style of architecture ; the embattled buttresses and pinnacled tower, and noble spire 150 feet high, are built of stone from Ramsey Abbey, including a Nor1nan doorway unaltered. Some of the seats are curiously carved, in the fashion of prebendal stalls. The sculptured font is hexagonal, and hewn from a solid block of limestone. This incorporated town is of considerable exttnt, and connected with H untingdon by a stone bridge of six arches, on the centre of which the boundary of the two parishes is marked by a cross. According to Camclen's report, no part of the kingdom can show "a greater number of lusty stout husbandmen, or keeps mote ploughs a-going; and they brag that they h,tve formerly entertained the kings of England in their progre~s, with a rustic show of nine score ploughs at once. Certainly there are none in the nation that more advance husbandry either in respect of their skill, their pnrse, or their genius that way.'• The bailiffs of the town presented to king J ames, on his pa~sage from Scotland to assume the English crown, with threescore and ten team of horses, all yoked to fair new ploughs, alleging that as the king's tenants they enjoyed their lands on that tenure. It is pl~asantly situated on an eminence declining to the west, a broad sweep of the Ouse winding below ; and bordrred by the beautiful mead of Portholm, enamelled with flowers of e\·ery hue, and has the advantage of an extensive view on all sides; which circumstance, averting the possibility of surprise, together with the junction at this point of three Roman roads, and the discovery at various times of Roman coins and other antiquities, point it out as the Roman military station called Duroliponte, (or, as Cam den proposes, Durosiponte, signifying a bridge over the Ouse,) which is believed to have been an important city. Here our illustrious Alfred obtained so decisive a victory over the Danes, as to compel their chieftain Guthrum, or Gorman, to give hostages for either evacuating the country, or embracing Christianity. Choosing the latter alternative, Alfred himself answered for him at the font, and afterwards bestowed on him in feudatory sovereignty the territory of the East Angles, and of Northumberland. This place, in commemoration of the event, received the designation of Gormancester, easily corrupted to the pre3cnt name. There is a small free-school, and an endowment for • • marnage portwns. • Name, Residence, &. Profes»ion. See also CLASSIFICATION ofTaADEs, pag8 8. Allen G ... Supervi~or of Excise fot Cnty of Hntngdn Allen J o5eph ........................ Boot & Shoemaker Alien J oseph ............. ,. .................... Postmaster Asplin William........................... Beer Retailer Baker George ............................. , Wheelwright Baker Joseph.............................. Parish Clerk Bates & Beart .....................•.........•.•.. Millers Baumgartner T. D ........................... Physician Briggs Joseph ..................... Chemist & Druggist I~righty 1""'11omas ..................................... S1nitl1 Brigstock G ...•........•.....•..•.......•.........•.. Smitl1 Bullard John .............................. Beer Retailer Bunting Robert ........................... Collar Maker Burley John..................... Carpenter & Builder Case F .............................. Veterinary Surgeon Cave W .............................. Boot. & Shoemaker Charles A. J ........................... Ladies Seminary Church William ............ Sadler & Harness Maker Cl ark Francis •.....•...........•.......••....•...... Baker Clifton J o bn .................................... Royal Oak Coleman John ............ Horseshoe Commercial Inn Collins H.................................... Shopkeeper Cox W •...................................... Beer Reta.1ler Cra"'ley E ....................................... J •• Baker Crofts T.. .. . .. . .. ...• .. . .. •••••• .... .•..•.• Hair Dresser Dighton W. W......... Shopkeeper & Beer Retailer Doc\llra H ...•.•..•...... ·-.•..•.....•.• Con1mon Carrier East T ................................. l\larket Gardener Enfield ''' ••.••••••••••••••••••. .•••••••••••••••. BtttclJer Fisl1er S ............•............................. Red Lio11 Fox R ... Surgeon, & Registrar of Birts & Deaths for Huntingdon District 7

GODlVIANCHESTER. -~~~========~-=~-~==~====~============~ Gads by W •••• ..• .•• .. . . . .. • ••... .• .••••••••... •• Butcher Classification of Trades. Garka G •.......•.....••..••.•..•...•.•••.•• Beer Retailer Bakers. Clark Francis Garka 'V .................................... White Swan Crawley E. Gaunt J ame~ .... .......................... Queens Head Higgins John Gifford J onathan .... ............................. Brazier Kisby F. Gifford John .•...•..••.••••••••••..••.••.••• White Hart Wright W. Gaunt Rich •.• Master of Godmanchester Free School Beer Retailers. Asplin \V, (J ray Re\"" C. Yicarage ......•.................... Vicar Hanger Thomas .............................. Shopke~per Harding H ................................. Beer Retailer H erbert J ames ........... , ........................ Cat·rier I! iggi11s John ....................................... Baker Hopkins Edmund .. ............................... Tailor Hopkins John........................... General Shop Hubbard John .................. Matting Manufacturer Hyde H .................................... Rose ~Crown Infield John ...... Common Brewer & Beer Retailer Bullard J olm Cox W. Dighton W. W. Garka G. Harding H. Infield John Pepperday T. Se ward J olm Thoday W. Wykes Thomas James John .......................................... Smith Boot 9· Slloe Makers.-Allen Joseph J ames W .................................... '''heelwright Cave 'N. Saint John Titman John Brazier. Gifi(wd John Kisb)· T, ........................................ ~·.. Baker Leigl1 J ...................... , .......... Grocer & Draper Markhatn A ....................................... Btttcher 1\1ark1Iam A ........... , ........................... Builder Brewer. Infield John Markhan1 A .............. , .. , .................. Fruiterer Broker. Seekings 'f. l\1arks H ...................... , ...... , Hatter & Clothier Builders. Burlev John Marks H ..................... Sadler & Harness Maker Markham·H. Marlin Downes..................... .Farmer & Currier Butchers.-Enfield W. 1\I tttson T ..... ......................... , ............ Butcher ::\1ills T ..................... China & Glass Warehouse J\forton John .........................•.......... Butcher N egus C ............... , ................ , ...... Sl1opkeeper ~ egus W.......... .... .. . .. .. •. .... Plum bet & Glazier N ortl1 John ................................... ,... Carrier Onion rfhomas ............•....... ,, ............. , ... Bull Pepperday T ............ Shopkeeper & Beer Retailer Pl1illips \V, ............................... , ......... Tailor Pollock Sir .F., M.P. . ..... Recorder of Huntingdon Qttince H .................................. :. White Lion Reynolds W ..... ........ ........ Carpenter & Builder S.:1int John ..................... , ..... Boot & Shoemaker Scandritt ............... Minister of Baptist Chapel Seckings T .. .... , ....................... , ............ Broker Setchefl Robert................................. Butcher Se ward John .............................. Beer Retailer Seward \V .................................... Shopkeeper Sharman & Bird......... Linen & Woollen Drapers Squires C .......... _. ........... ,, ............ Corn Dealer Strang\vard J. ... ..... ..... ..... ... . ....... \\7 heel \Vrigbt Sturton A. & E ........................... Ladies School Sturton F ............... Vendor of Patent Medicines Sturton Thomas............ Grocer & General Shop 'fhoday W ................................. Beer Retailer '1.,l1oday W .......................... , ............... Tailor Titman John ........................ Boot & Shoemaker Gadsby W. Markham A. Matson T. .Morton John Setchell Rohert Wool William Carpenters. Burley John Revnolds W. . " Carrzers. Docwra H Herbert J ames North John Chemil;t ~ D1•uggist. Briggs J oseph Clzina ~ Glass Dealer. Mills T. Clothie1·. Marks H. Collar Maker. Bunting Robert Corn Dealers.-Squires C. Wright W. Fruit.erer. Markham A. Grocers. Leigh J. Sturton Thomas Hair Dresser. Crofts T. Hatter. Marks H. Linen ~ Woollen Drapers. Sharman & Bird Mm·ket Gardener.-East T. Matting :Manufacture'l'. Hubbard John Millers. Bates & Beart Patent llfedicine Dealf'r. Sturton T. W (')Ol William .................................... Butchet· Physician.--Baumgartner J. T., M. D. 'V righ.t J ane ........ ......................... Shopkeeper Wright "\•1. ... . .. . .. .... .. ... . .. . •. . .• . .•. ••.... .. .• Baker Plumber, ~c.--... N egus W .. Sadlers ~Harness Makers.---Church William Marks H. Schools, Ladies.-Chades A. J. Wright 'V ................................... ,Corn Dealer Wykes Thomas ........................... Beer Retailer Sturton A. & E. Jllost Office. Shopkeepers.---Collins H. Alien Josh .................................... Postmaster Dighton W. W. Letters sent to Huntingdon ! bef. 8 even.; deli- Hangar Thomas vered by Huntingdon postman. · Hopkins John • Law Officer. Negus C. Hunnybun Martin Pepperday T. ........................... Town Clerk Public Establishment. Excise Office ........................ Allen G. Supervisor Public Schools. Girls School of Industry Godmanchester Free School. ..... Gaunt Rd. Master For Coaches, &c. See HuNTINGDON. 8 Seward W. Sturton Thomas Wright Jane Smiths.--Brighty Thomas Hrigstock G. James Johu Surgeon.-..... Fox H..

HARTFORD,-HElVIINGFOilDS-HOUGHl'ON. GooMANCHESTER. CLASSIFICATION, continued. Tailors.--Hopkins Edmund Phillips W. Thoday W. Taverns, Inns,~ Public Houses:-- Bull Posting House, Onion Thomas Horseshoe, Coleman John Queens IIead Posting House, Gaunt James Red Lion Posting House, Fisher S. Rose <S- Crown Posting House, Hyde H. Royal Oak Posting House, Clifton John White Hart Posting House, Gifford J o.hn White Lion Posting House, Quince H. White Swan, Garka W. Yeterinary Surgeon. r-Case F. Wheelwrights.--Baker G.eorge James W. Shangward J, UABT:E'OBD. THE little village of Hartford, on the road from Huntingdon to Ramsey, and the north bank of the Ouse, is distant from the former 1! mile east, and from London 60 north; and has 331 inhabitants. The vicar.age is in the Crown patronage• and nlued at 1231. annuallv. The ,·enerable church of All • Saints has an ern battled tower and pinnacles: the south aisle is separated by three semicircular, and the north by three pointed, arches; all springing fmm circular columns. This parish is included in the Huntingdon Poor Law Union. Name, Besidence, &. J;l'rofession. Bradshaw B. · • ••••• • •••• · ...•.•• Beer Retailer Chambers John ••••••• , • , •• , • . • • • • Shopkeeper Clark W .• • • • •. · ••• ,. • • • • • • • • .. • . • • . . • • Butcher Hall S. · · · • • • • · • •••.•••••• , .••••• "\Vheelwright Hopkins Rev. D. J. · ....•.. -.......••• • • • Vicar Pindard William· •.•••••••••.••••• Barley Mow Sparrow Lady 0. Brarnpton park . ••• Lay Rector & lmproprialor of Great Tithe Teat John···.· ......... ,." •••••... ~ .•• Anchor Waller Leonal·d • • ••• , ••••••••••.••••• Ma!tster Wall er Leonard •• • •. • •.••••.•••..•• • • • • Miller . Post, ~oaches, &c.-See HuNTINGDON. G:E'OltD ABBOTS. BEMINGFORD AnJJoTs, at 3~ miles road distance from Huntingdon to the south-west, on the right bank of the Ouse, is a rectory of the yearly value of 424l. ; patron, Lady 0. Sparrow; in the St. Ives Poor Law Union and hundred of Toseland. Its population was 484 in 1831. This church, dedicated to St. Margaret, has an octagon spire 'over the tower, and in the interior four pointed arches on each side rising from octagonal pillars. It was presented by the Rev. Dr. Dickens, a late rector, with a we!l painted altar-piece representing the miracle of the five loaves. The rector supports a school for both sexes. Name, :Residence, &. Profe~::?tsion. Anderson William • • • · • ••• • •• • • • • Beer Retailer Culpin Charles • • • • . • • • • . • • • . . . • Shoeing Smith Daintree Richard •••••••••••••••• • • • • • Smith Day S. • • ••• • •••••• : ••.•.•••• Old l<'leur de Lis Giddings John .................... Royal Oak Giddin us J ames ..••.•••••••••••••• · Carpen te1· Hart T~. • ••••• , •••••••••••••••• , Parish Clerk Hart T ........................... • Shoemaker King William ..................... • Shopkeeper N aish J, ••••••..•••.•••••••• , ••• Schoolmaster Radford Daniel , •• , .••••.••••• , •• Beer Retailer Jlunts.] C Risby Robert • • • • •••• • • • • • • • . · • • Beer Retailer Selwyn Rev. Edward·. • •••• • •• • •,. • ·····Rector Smith E .•••••• • • ••. • •••••••• • · · • ··Shopkeeper Thurnel Henry • • • • •. · • • •••• Rush Mat Maker Wright W.· · · · • • • • • • ••.• · · ·. • Carpenters Arms Post, C:oaches, &.c. See HuNTINoooN. HEMINGFOR:P GREY, A VlLLAGE, in the same hundred and union, one mile further east, was, likEt the last, anciently parcel of the possessions of Ramsey Abbey; but acquired its distinctive- appellation from the Grey family, Lords of Wilton, to whom the manor belonged in the reign of Edward II. The church, St. James's, is of Nor man architecture, though most of the arches have since been pointed. In the east window are fragments of early painted glass. The vicaragt', with an income of l77l. is in the presentation of Trinity College, Cambridge. The population, 556. Name, Besidence, &. Profession. Banks Rev. J. S .••••••.••••• · • . • • • • . • • • • Vicar Beech er John · · • • . • • • • •••••• • •.• • •. • Butcher Bishop Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Beer Retailer Bryars W. • • • •. • • • ••••••••.•• • • Beer Retailer Dames William • • • •••••••.•••••• Beer Retailer Fields J ames • · ••••.••...••.•• Boot & Shoemaker Gall Samuel • •••••••••••••••••••. · . • Six Bells Giddings John ••••••.••.•••••••••• · ·Carpenter Good win John , ••••••••••• , , • • • • Beer Retailer Hart H. • • · • • •••.•••••...••.•••• Parish Clerk Hitchcock M. • • ••.•••••••..•••••. Beer Retailer lngle Catherine ••••••••••••.••••••• Shopkeeper Langran J .• • ............... , .•.••. Millwright Lindsell Thomas.- · •• , ••••••••• General Merchant Matthews Samuel •••••••••••••••• Beer Retailer N ewman John •• I. • . • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • Tailor Rycraft Thomas, Hemingford green •. Beer Retailer Stocker L. ditto •••••••••••••••.•• Beer Retailer Thain Arthur .••••••••••••••• Old Bishop Blaise Thain Arthur •.••...•.••••••••••• • • • • • • Smith Thornhill G. Esq. M.P. Deddington • • Lay Rector & I mpropriator of tl1e Great Tithe Wasdall, Gifford, & Knight •• • ·Millers & Maltsters Watts J .. · · •.•.........•••........ · · -. Miller W ebb Sarah .••••.....••. · .•••••••• Beer Retailer Woods Wm ••••••• · • Coachmaker & Wheelwright Post, Coaches, &.c. See HuNTINGDoN. Public Establishment. St hoes Union Workhouse. Biggs William · • • • · · • • • • • · · · • • · • • • Governor Biggs Ann · · • · • • .. • • • • • • • • · • · · • • ·... 1\Iatron HOUGHTON. HouoHTON1 in Hurstingstone Hundred and St. Ives Poor Law Union, is on the north bank of the Ouse. The rector..y, with W yton curacj annexed. m in the gift of Lady Olivia Sparrow; income 627l.; inhabitants 372. It is three miles east from Huntingdon, and included by the Poor Law Commissioners in the union of St. hes. The church of St. Mary stands close to the river, and is surmounted by a lofty octagonal spire. Name, Residence, &. Profession. .t\.fford E. · · • · • · • • .. • • • • • . • •• · • · • • · Parish Clerk All press ·w. • • • • • •. · • . · · ....... ··Beer Retailer Barber Thomas • • • • · • • • • • • • ..••. · Beer Retailer Brown & Goodman • •••• · • ••• • • ·Coal Merchants Brown & Goodman, Houghton mills ... Millers & Corn Merchants 9

HUNTS. HUNTINGDON. ==== ============ ================= Clark J. &. G.· •••••• • •• Millwrights & Engineers Crane W . . · . . . .. · . · · · · . · · . · · · · • · · · · · Butcher Earl E. • • · . · ..... · · · · · • • • • • · · · • • • Shopkeeper Garner 1\[ary •• • • · • • • ~ • · •• • •• •• • Beer Retailer Garner T •• • • •. • • • • • • • ••••••••• • Beer Retailer Garner T. · · · · ... .,. .•............. · - · · · Smith Meadows John· • • • •••••••••• Carpenter & Builder Meadows John· • •••••.• • • ••••• George & Dragon Meadows W. · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beer Retailer Mill ward E. .. • • .. • ........... • • Shopkeeper Mill ward ·E .•.....•••.•.•.••.•. · Wheelwright Moreton Joseph ••••• ~... • ••• • • •• • • · · Butcher Selby John · • • .•.••• • •••• • • • • · • • • • • Horseshoe Post, Coaches, &c. See ST. IVEs. ' HUHTINGDON. THE borough, county and market towi1 of Hunting-don is situated on the navigable river Ouse; 58! miles distant from London, on the great north road; and has a population of 3267. It is iu the hundred of Hurstingstone, but possesses a separate jurisdiction. The name is Saxon, and signifies hunter's down, denoting it.;; early celebrity for the chase. And this derivation seems to be confirmed by the arms of the corporation, which dates from the reign of King John. being a huntsman; some however discovlir in this bearing an allusion to the outlawed Earl of Huntingdon, to our popular tradition of whose charactet· and exploits, under the name of Robin Hood, the Scottish magician of our own day has given universal currency in every European language. The town is ooe of the neatest in England; its houses in general large, well-bHilt, and of respectable appearance: many of them inhabited by genteel families. They extend north wards, with rather a westerly inclination, for about three-quart«:ts of a mile along the turnpike road, in one principal street, spacious, well-paved, and remarkably clean. There are also a back and several collateral: streets, all paved and well lighted ; besides a convenient market square, with the town hall on the south side. This was rebuilt in 1745, with brick, stuccoed, and surrounded with piazzas. The lower story has three divieions1 for the ch·il and criminal assize comts, and a t'Oom for the grand jury and for meetings of the corporation or of the county magistrates; on\ the upper is a very handsome ball-room. The town contains also several convenient inns, and a union workhouse; and is connected with Godmanchester by an ancient stone bridge of six arches. It formerly extended much further east, and was adorned w.th 15 churches, now reduced to two, and four religious foundations; a priory and abbey, which nothing remains to indicate but the names of Priory Lane and Priory Close ; a hos;pitnl, dedicated to St. Margaret, two small tenen1ents belonging to which are now occupied rent-free by two poor widows; and St. John's Hospital, in the ·north part of the town, founded in the reign of Henry II. by David Earl of Huntingdon, afterwards King of Scotland, The free grammar school, part of the original institution of this hospital, is now in a very flourishing state, and contains 70 boys. The Rev. J. Fell, l\1.A. is head master; the Rev. R. W. Pierpoint, B.A. second master. There is also a county school at the same end of the town, supported by voluntary contributions. The castle, rebuilt by Edward the Elder, and again by David the Scot, Earl of Huntingdon, was soon afterwards demolished hy Henry Il. as a nursery of sedition : part of its foundations are still traceable. Seated on an easy ascent, north of the river, and surrounded 10 by a fertile and beautiful country, Huutingdon exceeds all other towns in the t·ounty, ns much in appearance as in pleasantness of situation, advantagt s for hunting and fishing, and ·the exco.ellence of it:; roads, whieh lead in every direction north of the Ouse; as roads from all parts of the county south of that river, meet at Godmanchester. Castle Hill rises very abruptly from the water's edge, declining gently towards the north and east, the high ground continuing for some distance westward. The summit affords a delightful prospect over a wide expanse ot' country, with the refreshing wrdure C1f Portholm Meadow in the foreground. This extensive and perfect level forms one of the finest race-courses in the kingdom ; it is surrounded on three sides by a winding of the river, and completely insulated Ly a small stream uniting the extremities of the bow. The town consists of four parishes the united rectories of All Saints and St.John, in thegiftofthe crown, with an income of 190l.; and those of St. Mary and St. Beunet, valued at 162l. per annum, under the same patronage. The corporation, according to the regulations of the new Municipal Act, is composed of twenty ... one members. This is a borough by prescription, and has returned two members to parliament from the time of Edward I. The Reform Act disfranchised non-residents, and extended the privilege to the lOl. lwuseholders of Godmauchester as well as of the old borough. The county assizes are always held here; and there is a meeting of justices every Saturday. The market, held on Saturday, is plentifully supplied; and there is a fair on the 13th af N ovemher. The chief trade is in corn and wool, for transit by the Ouse; and in timber, coal, and other necessariei! for home consumption.: There are also some breweries, a small vinegar manufactory, and a good road business. The town contains a tolerably endowed free grammar school, a green-coat school, and the sum of 2000l. bequeathed for the purchase of estates, their I'ents to be appropriated to the use of the poor. It is enlivened by monthly winter assemblies, race balls, literary institutions with reading rooms, and a horticultural society. The county jail is nt Great Stukl'ly, two n1ile"S northwest from Huntingdon: near it are several barrows. Charles I. stopped here on his way to York, before the explosion of the civil commotions; and is said to have occasionally had his bead quarters in the town, which however was at one time plundered by his troops. ln St. Mary's churchyard was buried Cowper's friend lJnwin, who had been lecturer of that parish. The garden of his house, in which the poet for some time resided, communicates with an alley of lime trees, adjoining the common, called Cowper's Walk. A friary in the parish of St. John, near the north end of the town, came, after its dissolution, into possession of the Cromwell family, and was the residence of' Hichard Cromwell, father of the Protecto1·. Here his extraordinary son, of whose early career many traditionary anecdotes a.a related in Huntingdon, was born on the 25th of April, 1599. Over the errtry of his 'haptism, in tl t: parish register, a different hand has subsequently written, •' England's plague for five years.'' The site of the house is now occupied by an academy, called' Cromwell House. A small part of Portholtn Meadow bears the appellation of Cromwell's Acres. Hinchinbrook House, now the seat of the Earl of Sandwich, abont half a mile wes( of Huntingdob, wa~ originally a Benedictine nunnery; bestowed at the general dissolution on Sir Richard Cromwell, grEat grandfather of the Prbtector, with the rich abbey t•f Rams11y and several inferior mona~tet ie'> in llullti11g-

I-1UNTINGDON. donshire, and numerous ecclesialiitical spoils in other c:ountiea amountjng collectively to a princely revenue. Sir Henry, son of the grantee, and grandfather of ()liver, entertained Queen Elizabeth here; and Sir Oliver, his eldest son, uncle and godfather of his namesake, received King J ames on his progress southwards, with a munificence and splendour far exceeding, according tto report., what that monarch had been accustomed to in his hereditary dominions. Prince Charles, then Duke of York, having been left in Scotland on account of ill health, experienced on his an·ival the following year similar loyal and hospitable attentions from the zealous Knight; who invited his nephew Oliver, a year and a half older than the infant guest, to entertain him : and the destined chief of the Commonwealth is said on this occasion, by a blow, to have drawn blood from the nose of the future monarch, whose head was in afterlife to be .brought through the same agency to the scaffold. Sir Oliver maintained his attachment to the royal .cause through all the troubled reign of Charles; and. his. fortune suffered in that cause so severely, that h~ was compelled to alienate the greater part of his estates : this demesne was sold to Sir Sidney Montagu, ancestor of the present proprietor. The mansion, which was a very handsome Elizabethan structure with a stone front, retaining in the domestic offices man,r portions of the old nunnery, also of stone, and singularly remarkable for a large circular bow window richly ornamented, and resting on a Gothic porch of seven arches, was nearly destroyed by fire during the Earl's minority, in January, 1830; but by extraordiuary exertions, the fine collection of interesting portraits ~tnd other paintings and articles of vertu, in which it is-particularly rich, were happily preserved. The 'Situation of the house is a gentle elevation, embrncing a charming prospect for many miles along the course of the Ouse and the rich vale fertilized by its waters, with the beautiful and lofty lowers of St~ Neots chm·ch in the distant p~rsp£'ctive. The grounds are not extensive, but pleasingly dh·ersified, and bordered towards the road by a raised terrace, for enjoying the view. An adjoining seat iil named The Views, from its advantages of situation. Name, Residence & Profession See also CLASSIFICATION ofTRADEs,page 13. Adams J. High st •.•••••••••.••. Grocer & Confectioner Alien D. St. Germainsst ... Plumber, Painter, & Glzr. Allen Wm. High st ........................ Corn Dealer Alsop Wm. ditto ...... Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Armstrong F. Brampton rd ...... Coach Builder & Harness Maker Ash by W • .Hartford la .................. W a~gon Office Ash ton Rich d. High st .................. Coal Merchant Ash ton R. ditto .. .• .. . .. . . .. .... • General Shopkeeper Balfour Jas.. Princes st ••• General Agent, & Agent for Sun Fire & Life Office Balm er John,. North end ....•. Bricklayer & Plasterer Bangley J ol1n, ditto ........................ ........... Baker Barnes Jas. High .IT. ... Shoe Warehouse & Agent to Genuine Tea Company Bames John, ditto ........................... Shoemaker Barnes Robert, ditto ........................ Shoemaker Barratt & Hunnybun, & Johns la ............ Solicitors Baxter M. A. High st ...... China & GlassWare house Baxfer Thomas, ditto ..............• Plumber & Glazier Bee be Ct~ ditto .................................... Clotl1ier Beeby Mary, North end ......... Mistress of School of Industry for Girls Beresford Sa m. St And1·ews pl .... ....•... Shopkeeper Bcrcsford W. Nortlt end ..................... Bricklayer i Berry D. High st ... Toy Warehouse & Hardwaremen Bettle John, ditto ...•.•...•.....•.. Boot & Shoemaker Bird Thomas, ditto ............... Chemist & Druggist Bradshaw Wm. ditto ........................... Butcher Bryant M. & Co. ditto ... Or11pers, Mercers, Hosiers, Hatters, & Tailors Btlck W. ditto ....................................... Tailor Bull A. F. ditto ............... Straw Hat Manufacturer Bull Emanuel, near tite Theatre, Veterinary Surgeon Bull J ames, High st ..................... Pork Butcher Bullard C. North end •. .• . .. . .. . . . . .. . . Basket Maker Bunting R. High st ......... Sadler & Harness Maker Burnett J. ditto ........................••.... 1'ea Dealer Burnett J ames, ditto .....••.. Crown Commercial Inn Byatt G. ditto . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ...... Gun Make-r Bywater C. G. North end ......... Boot & Shoemaker Castledine Wm. Princes st .. .. . • Boot & Shoemaker Cater W~. High st ............... Plumber & Glazier Cattle W illiam, Princes st ........................ Smith Caudwell William, High st ............... Cross Keys Cawley J. K. ditto .......•.... Furnishing Ironmonger Cawley W. B. ditto ... Builder, Upholst~rer.&Cabinet Maker; .Agent to West of England Fire Office Chatherton E. ditto ........................... Windmill Claridge 1{.. ditto ........... ......................... Baker Cl ark & Son, St Germains st ..................... Baker~~ Cole Francis, Ilig!t st ............ Boot & Shoemaker Cole William, ditto ................................. Baker Coleman G. Market pl .............•. Ship & Chequer L'ooch Sam. ditto ..... ......................... Merchant Cooke R. High st, Hatter,& Linen & WoollenDraper Crawley R. ditto ............ Glover & Gaiter Maker Crawley William, ditto ........................... Glover Cross R. Princes si •. . Deputy & Superintendnt Regstr Crowd en J ames, High st • . . • . . • . . . • . . . . Queens Head Custance C. ditto ..... ,. .................... Confectioner Custance G. St Germains st ......... Tailor & Clothier Day J ames, Hi,qh st ........................ Royal Oak Dear J ames, ditto •......•.•..... Grocer & Tea Dealer Dennis J. Tlleatre row •..... Grocer & Beer Retailer l)ennis R. High st ... FountainComl.Inn & Pstng Hse Dickerson J. North end .................. Beer Retailer Dring C. High st ................................. Butcher Duggan J. St Germains st, Prprtor of Billiard Rooms Eady Elizabeth, ditto ........................... Cooper Edis Robert ditto •. . Bookseller, Stationer, & Printer; & Agent for Alliance Fire & Life Office El good Thos. ditto .............•. Corn & Coal Dealer Ellington Wm. ditto ..................... ,Hair Dresser El\vood John, ditto ................. ~ ............... Tailor Favell William, ditto .................. Waterloo House Flanders William, ditto ........................... Dyer Floyd Rev. J. ditto ... Minister of Methodist Chapel Foreman William, ditto ............... n ....... Academy Foster M. Theatre row ........................ Surgeon Fox Charlotte, High st ............... Ladies Seminary Fox G. M. ditto ... Auctioneer & Appraiser, Manager & Gas lVorks Surveyor to Commiseionen for · Paving & Lighting, & Agent to Norwich Union Fox R. Godmancluster •.. Registrar ofBirths&Deaths for Huntingdon District Fox R. Higll, st ................................. Surgeon Franks R. ditto • . .• . .• . . . • .. . . . . . • . . .. ... . Beer Retailer Franks W. Mill common ......... Carpenter & Joiner Fuller John, Higlt st ........................ File Maker Furlev J. North end ........................ Watchmaker - Garner R. High st ................................. Baker Garner Richard, ditto ... Upholsterer, Cabinet 1\1 al{er, & Paper Hanger Gatward S. ditto ......... Watchmaker & Bell hanger Gogg~ Rd. ditto ............ Sadler & Harness Maker Goodick E. Godmancltester ... Registrar cL Marriages for Huntingdon Union 11

' HU:KTS. HUNTINGDON. ~===--=~=====================-=============================== Gosling John, High sl.... ... ....... ........ .... • Miller Guarnerio P. ditto ...•...•. Jeweller & Watchmaker Hardwick John, ditto ...•••.........•..••••..•.••.• Tailor Harratt & Son, St Andrews pl, North end ... Builders Harratt W. High st............ General Ironmonger Harris W. North end ••••.••••••••.•••. Coach & Horses Hatfield Jas. High st ..• Bookseller, Stationer, Circulatiug Library, Printer, & Agnt Huntingdon Gaz. Haworth Rev. Rd. North end .•. Rector of All Saints & St Johns United Parishes H earn J ohu, St Germains st •.•.•.•..••. Beer Retailer Hennesy Thos. North end ....•.•.....•.. White Horse Hennesy W. High st ... George Hotel & Pstng Hse Herring T. ditto............................ White Hart Herbert W. & Son, dilto •....................... Brewers Hopkins & Son, ditto........................... Tailors Howson W. & J. ditto ... Corn Dealers, W oolstaplers & Fellmongers Howsden Ann, ditto .................. Dealer in Game H uddon John, St Ge1·mains st .................. Smith Hunnybun & V en den, ditto......... Coach Builders Hunnybun M. ditto ... Clerk to Commiss. of Paving Huunybun Martin, High st ... Solicitor & Town Clerk of Godmanchester J acob A. ditto.............................. Shopkeeper J a cob J. ditto ............... Hair Dresser & Perfumer J acob J on a than, ditto .............................. Sadler Justice E. W. ditto ...................... ~··· ... Milliner Key Samuel, ditto........................ Hair Dresser Larke Eliz. No1·th end......... Straw· Bonnet Maker Last F. Mill common ..................... Music Seller Lax ton Rt. Royal Oak yd ........................ Smith Lee H.d. High st..................... Tailor & Draper Lonll Thos. Market pl ........ Auctioneer, Surveyor, Estate Agent, & Agent to Atlas Fire & Life Office Lovell Thos. ditto ......... Secretary to Savings Bank Maddison J .Higl~ st, Auctioneer,Appraiser& Uphlstr Maile John, ditto ............ Grocer & Cheesemonger Maile H.obt. North end ............. Boot &. Shoemaker 1\laile Wm. High st .................. Tanner & Cm·rier 1\Jann Robt. Market pl ........................ Drugg~t Mann W. Hig!t st ............... Grocer & Tea Dealer Margets Re\·. H. Vicarage, ditto ... Vicar of St Mary & St Ben edicts United Parishes Margetts Wm. & Son, Princes st ............ Solicitors Margetts C. & W. ditto .......................• Solicitors Margetts C. ditto ... Archdeaconry Office, Coroner to Huntingdon Hundred, Clerk to Huntingdon Union, Master Extraordinary in Chancery, & Superintendent Registrar of Huntingdon Union Margetts W. ditto ..• Commiss. for taking Acknowledgments; Notary Public, & Agnt Pelican Life Maughan Theoph. North end ••.•••.•. Rose & Crown Maule G. F ... Town Clrk, Clrk to Cnty 1\-Llgistrates, & Clerk to Trustees of Roads 1\Iaule Geo. Fred. North end ................•. Solicitor Miller John, High st •..••• Grocer & Tallow Chandler - Mole W. T. ditto .................. Chemist & Druggist Mor~on Jas. ditto ...... Brazier, Tin man, Furnishing Ironmonger, Gun Maker, Whitesmith, & Iron & Brass Founder Mutton A. ditto ......... Register Office for Servants .1\futton J aa. ditto .................................. 1,ailor Mutton T. ditto ............................ .. Confectioner N eedham & Paxton, North end...... Dress Makers New ell & Sons, High st........................ Tailors N ewell John, ditto ......... Parish Clerk of St M arys N ewell John jun. ditto ... Parish Clerk of All Saints Parker Thos. Mill common ............... Confectioner Peacock John, High st.................. Watchmaker , Pew tress J osh. ditto ..................... Pork Butcher Pierpoint Rev. Rd. Market liill ......... Curate of All Saints & St Marys 12 Pitman Jas. Cowpers pl.... ... .. • .•• . . Basket Maker Pocock J. W. nea1· the Theatre ......... Stonemason Pocock Jas. Wm. High st ••. Auctioneer, Surveyor & Estate Agent, Stone & Marble Mason Pooles John, ditto .................. Boot & Shoemaker Prior S. & M. ditto.................. Ladies Seminary Pumfrett Geo. Betts, ditto ......... Maltster & Brewer Pumfrett Steph. Market pl ....... 1 ....... Falcon Inn Purser John, lliglt st •.................... Horse Dealer Purser John, ditto........................ Spread Eagle Randall H. ditto ..................... Shoe Wareh(Juse Rand all H. ditto........................... Boys School Randall H. ditto ••• Agent for Protestant Dissentrrs Fire & Life Assurance Company Rayner J. ditto ........................... Beer Retailer Re any Robt. ditto ..................... Carver & Gilde1· Reynolds John, ditto ..................... Pork Butcher Richardson E. Harford la ...... Carpenter & Builder Richmond John, Princes st ........................ Tailor Robinson John, ditto ............. u• .............. Baker Robinson John, St Johns la ...................... Tailor Rust & V easeys, Higlt st ............... ~ ..... Bankers Sale J. H. ditto ... Baker, Corn Deaier, & Rack Factor Samms Wm. ditto .................•••••..••• Whitesmith Sarll J os h. ditto ........................... ..-........ Cooper Scate Thomas, St Germains st ......... Beer Retailer Sharinan Edwd. High st ... Linen & Woollen Draper Shipper W. ditto .............................. The Sun Small bones Wm. Princes st ............ Hair Dresser Smith Hen. High st ............... Boot & Shoemaket Smith Sarah, North end ..................... Shopkeeper Smith Wm. High st ... Huntingdon Arms, & Livery , Stable Keeper Spencer A. ditto ........................... Beer Retailer Stafford E. dltio .................................... Grocer Stocker G. & T. ditto ........................... Butcilers Strangward J. St Andrews pl.Wheeler&Ploughwright Sweeting H. High st •. . Solicitor, & Clerk to Commi~- sioners of Taxes for the Hundred of Toselaud Tal bot Wm. ditto ........................... Shopkeeprr. Taylor Dennis, ditto ........................ Three Tuns Taylor Robt. Market pl ...... Baker & Corn Deah·r Tebbutt T. St .Andrews pl, Wheeler & Ploughwright Thompson Thos. High st ........................ Butcher Todd John, Cowper.~ pl ............ Plumber & Glazier Turland J a ne, ]}farket pl ...... Straw Bonnet Maker Veasey Chas. & David, High st, Maltsters & Mrchts Wady G. St Andrews pl .................. Corn Deala Wailer W. Higlt st ... Coach, Sign, & House Painter Ward John, North end ......... Rope & Sack Maker Ward 'V m. Hi._qllsl ........................... .••. Surgeon V\.T bite head F. ditto ................•................ Baker Whitney W.Mrlct pl, Hatter; Agt to Suffik Fire Office Wilson Jas. Hi,qlt st •.. ,. ....................... Dolphin Wilson Jonah, ditto ........................... Surgeon Wood A. P. ditto ... Bookseller, Stationer, Printer, & Bookbinder; Agent to County Fire & Life Office Wood John, St Germains st .•• N ursery & Seedsman \V oods J os h. Higlt st ............... Boot & Shoemaker Woods VI. ditto ........................... Confectionrr Woodward 'f. F. St Germains st ............... Tailt r 'Voolstone Jas. Princes st .•...................... Tailor WrightW.Grammarsc!tlla, Mnstr of Dissenting Ch1l Wright W. H.. Nortlt end ..................... Attorney Post Office. Hatfield John, Market pl .................. Poslmll.~ter Letters from London, and the South, arrive mom. ~ p. 2 ; & are dispatched every night at 1 I. Letters from Edinburgh arrive from Grantham every night at 11 ; and are dispatched theretu every morn. at 25 m. b. 3. •

HUN'fiNGDON. HUNTS ==================================================~~~~~====· Letters from Cambridge & Newmarket arrive by Mail Cart, every morn. at 20. m. p .. 2 ;. & are dispatched every night at f. h. 12. Letters from Bedfo11d & St. Neots an·iv.e by Horse Pol!t, evel!y 11ight at 10 ; & are dispatched eYery morn. at !· h~ 4 .. Letters f1·om Wisbeach, Marob, Chatteris, & St. Ives (for the North), arri¥e by Mail Cart, evel'y night at! p. 11; & are dispatched i1nmediately. .Corporation. MAYOR. Charles Veasey, Esq. ALDERMEN. Cooch, Samuel Edward Veasey, David Howson, J ames \V a1 d, William COUNCILLORS. Herbert, D~nnis. P.umfrett, George Betts Howson, William Cotton Cowell,. WiUiam Cooke, Robert Ashby, William Ashton, Richard Elgood, Thomas Hennesly William• Mann,_ Willia.m Sharmau, Ed WlU'd. LAW· OFFICER. Maule, Georg-e Frederick ••••..•••...•••.•• Town Clerk Posting Houses. Dennis Richard, High st ••••••••.•••••• Fountain Inn Hennesy William, High st ••.•••••••.• George Hotel Bankers. Rush & Veasey, High st. Dra\'l on. Masterman & Co. Savings Bank, Marketpl. Thomas Lovell ..................... 41! ............... • Secretary Fire &. Life Assurance Agents. Alliance, High sl •••••••••••••.••..••••••••• Robert Edis Atlas, Mm·ket pl ......................... Thomas Lovell County, High st ······················~····A· P. Wf>od Norwich Union, Higli st- ·······~····~·····G. M. Fox Pelican Lrfe, Princes st •...••• ~~ ••. ~ •••• W. M argetts Prote~tant Dissenters, High st ••.••.•••••• H. Randall Suffulk Fire, Market pl .........•.. William Whitney Sun, Priuces st •••...••.•..•..••••..•••••. J ames Balfour West of England, High st •• ••. ·~ ...•.••• W. B. Caw lt)y :Public Officers. Fox, G. 1vL Hioh st ••. Manager of Gas Works;, Surveyor to Commnrs. for Paving & Lighting Hunnybun, M .•.• Clerk lo Commissioners of Paviug Margetts C. Prinaes st ••• Archdeaconry Office,~ Coroner to Hursttingdon Hundred, & Clerk to Huntingdon Union Maule, G. F .•.. Town Clerk, Clerk to County Magistrates & Clerk to Trustees. of Roads Sweetillg H. Hi9h st "'.Clerk. to Commissh>ners (o)f Taxes for Hundred of Toseland Public Establishments. County Gaol, G1·eat Stukely. Smith George ...................... - ............. _Governor County School, Nor1h end. Philpgtt, Riehard ............................. ~ .... Master Excise Office, Fountain Inn, High st. Alien, G ... ~ ...................................... Supervisor Thompso11, ...... - ................................. Collector Free Grammar School, High st. Fell Rev. J., M.A. ~···················~·Head Master Pierpoin• Rev. R. W ., B. A. • ••••• Second Master Brewster Mr. ·········-················ Rowelll\fr . ...... ·-·······-············· Assistants. Fell Mr. ]~ ................................. . Green Coa' Scl..ool, High st. f,oren1au, "' illiam ....... ...... .._ ..................... M aster Infirmary, Mill Common. School of Industry (for Girls), North encl. Beeby1 Mary ...................................... Mistress Theatre, Theatre: row;. Town, Hall, High st. Union Workhouse, North end. Jacobs, Lydia ....... :~···························Matrolli Coaches. Birmin!!ham, Rising Sun, from Cambridge, calls at- '"'George Inn, ! p. 8 morn. Cambridge, Rising ~un, from Birmingham, calls at George Inn; -! p. 6 even .. Cambridge, Wellingto-n, from Beic('ster,.. calls at George Inn, 5 ait. Leicester, Wellington, from Cambridge, calls at George Inn, 10 morn. Cambridge, Blucher, from George Inn, 11 morn. ; returns i p. 3 aft. London, Boston Mail, calls at· George fun, t b. 12 night; arrives from .ton don l p. 2 morn. London, Boston Perseverance. calls at Cross Keys, every day, (Sun. exc.) 11 rnorn; arrives from London. Mon. & Fri. 2 morn.; Tues. Wed. · Thurs. & Sat. 2 aft. London, Edinburgh Mail, calls at George Inn,-} b. 11 nip ht; arrives from London, ! p. 2 morn. London, Newcastle Wellington, calls at George Inn, 12 noon; arrives from London, ~ p. 9 even. London, Stamford I>efiance, calls at Beorge Inn, Tues. Thurs. & Sat. 11 morn.; anives from London, -! p. 3 aft. London, Stamford Defiance, calls at Fountain, Mon. Wed. & Fri. 11 morn. ; arrives from London,. l_ p. 3 aft. Carriers. London,_ H. Docwra's Waggons leave Godmanchester el'ery Tu~s. e\·en.; arrive in Godmanchester Sat. morn .. London, R. Whitehead•s Waggon leaws Brampton every S_ t •. e\'en.; arriv.es at Brampton Sat. morn, London, W. Ash by's Waggons~ Tues. Thurs. & Sat. . even. ; arrive sam.e days .. Cambridge, W. Asliby's Waggons, Mon. Wed. & Fri.; return same days. · CambridgE:>, Johu North's Waggon leaves Godmanchester e,·ery M on. \'\ ed. &. Fri. iu time for Bird's Waggon to London; returning to. Godmanchester same days. Cam bridge, J. Herbe1t's Ca~t, Wed. & Sat •. St. Ives, H. Docwra's Waggons, e\'ery Mon. St. lves, W. Ash by's Cart, occasionally. St .• Neots, W. Pye's Cart, from Ship 9' Chequers, Sat. aft. Kimbolton, C. Ibbs' Cart, from Falcon, Sat. aft. Ramsey, A. Beard's Cart, from Fountain, Sat. Hamsey, J; Ball's Cart, from .ds!tby's Wareleous<:, We cl. mor.n .. Goods forwarded by W. Ash by's Waggons, Mon. \'\' cd, & Fri. 'to Cambridge~ & thence to all parts of Nor folk, Suffolk, Cambridge, to Manc-hester, Leeds,. Birmingham, Leicester, Nottingham, Lincoln, and to all parts of the North. Waggons to & from London & the North, pass through Huntingdon at all hours of the night. Classification of Trades •. Agents. Balfour James, Princes st Hatfield J ames, High st Auctioneers~ Apprai.sers.-Fox G. M. High st Lovell Thoma!l, Market pl. Maddiscn Joln, High !it 13

HUNrS. HUNTINGDON. ======================~~========-;==============~============== H u N'l'IN noN CL A ssrncATWN, continued Auctioneer. Pocock .J ames William, High st Dakers.-Bangley John, N otth end Claridge Richard, High st Clark & Son, St Germains st Cole William, High st Garner Robert, High st Robimon John, Princes st Sale J. H. High st Taylor Robert, .Market pl Whitehead F. High st Baslcet Makers.-Bullard C. North end Pit man J ames, Cowpers pl Beer Retailers. Dennis John, Theatre row Dickerson J. North end Franks R. High st Hearn John, St Germains st Rayner J. High st Scate Thomas, St Germains st Spencer A. High st Bell Hanger.-Gatward S. High st Billiard Rooms. Duggan John, St Germains st Bookbinde1·. Wood A. P. High st Booksellers g. Stationers.---Edis Robert, High st Hatfield J ames, High st Wood A. P. High st Boot q Slwemakers.---Barnes James, High st Barnes John, High st Barnes Robert, High st Battle John, High st Bywater 0. G. North end Castledine William, Princes st Cole Francis, High st Maile R. North end Pooles John, High st Randall H. High st Smith Henry, High st Woods Joseph, ijigh st Bra'Zier. Morton J ames, High st Brewers Herbert W. & Son, High st Pumfrett George Betts, High st ~ricklaye1·s.-Balmer John, North eml Beresford W. North end Builders.-Cawley W. B. High st Harratt & Son, St Andrews pi Butclters.--·Bradshaw William, High st Dring 0. High st Stocker G. & 'f. High st Thompson Thomas, High st Carpenters, ~c.--Franks W. Mill common Richardson Edmund, Harford la • Carver ~· Gilder.---Reany Robert, High st Chemists~ Druggists.---Bird Thomas, High st • Mole W. T. High st China~ Glass Warelwuse.--Baxter M. A. High st Ci'J:culating Library.---Hatfield James, High st Clothier.---Beebe C. High st CCJach Builders.---Armstrong Frauds, Brampton rd Hunnybun & V ('nden, St Germ&ins st Coal Dealer.--El good Thomas, Higl1 st Coalllferclwnt.---Ashton Richard, High st Confectioners.--Adams J. High st Custance C. High st Mutton T. I-li~h st Woods W. High st Coopers. Eady Elizabeth, High st Sari! J oseph, High st Corn Dealers.---Allen William, High st Elgood Thommi, High st I!.owson W. & J. High st Sale J. H. High st Taylor Robert, Market pl Wady G. St Andrews pl 14 HuNTINGDON CLASSIFICATION, continue Druggist. Manu Robert, Market pl Dyer. Flanders W. High st E'ile Maker.--Fuller John, High st Game Dealer. Howsden Ann, High st Glovers, ~c. Crawley Robert, High st Crawley William, High st Grocer&~ Tea Dealers.---Adams J. High st Dear J ames, High st Dennis John, Theatre row Maile J{)hn, High st M ann W. High st Miller John, High st Stafford E. High st Gun Makers.---Byatt G. High st M01·ton J ames, High st Hair Dressers.---Eilington Wm. High st Jacob J. High st Key Samuel, High st Smallbones William, Princes st Hardwareman. Berry D. High st Harness Maker.---Armstrong Francis, Brampton 1 Hatters.---Bryant M. & Co. High st . Cooke Robert, High st Whitney William, Market pi Horse Dealer.--Purser John, High st Iron 4· Brass Founder.--Morton J. High st lronmongers.--·Cawley J. B. High st Harratt W. High st M~rton J ames, High st Jeweller, ~c.---Guarnerio P. High st Linendrapers, ~c. Bryant M. & Co. High st Cooke Richard, High st Sharman Edward, High st · Livery Stable Keeper. Smith William, High st Maltsters.--Purnfrett G. Betts, High st V eaiey Charles & David, High st 11-ferchants. Cooch Sam. Edw. Market pl V easey Charles,& David, High st Millers. Gosling John, High st J Parker Thomas, Mill common Milliners~ Dres.~ Makers.--Justice E. High st N eedham & Paxton, North end j.Music lJfaster. Last F. Mill common Notary Public. Margetts W. Princes st Nurseryman.--Wood John, St Germains st Painter, Fancy.-W aller William, High st Paper Hanger.--Garner Richard, High st Plumbers ~ Glaziers.--Baxter Thomas, High st Allen D. St Germains st Cater W. High st Todd John, Cowpers pi Pork Butchers.--Bull James, High st Pewtress J. High st Reynolds John, High st Printer8.--Edis Robert, High st Hatfield J ames, High st Wood A. P. High st Rope &" Sack Maker.--Ward John, North end Register Office for Servants.---Mutton A. High st Sack Factor.--Sale J. H. High st Sadlers.--Bunting Robert, High st Goggs Richard, High st Jacob Jonathan, High st Schools, Gents.- Foreman Wm. High .st Randall H. High st Schools, Ladies.---Fox Charlotte, High st PriorS. & M. High st Shopkeepers. Beresford Sam. St Andrews pl J acob A. High st Smith Sarah, North end Tal bot Wm. High st Smiths.-Ca ttle W. Princfis st

Kll\IBOLTON. HUNTS. =============================-============================== HuNTINGDON CLASSIFICATioN, continued. Smiths. Hudson John, St Germains st Laxton R. Royal Oak yd Solicitors. Barratt & Hunnybun, St J ohns la Hunnybun Martin, High st Margetts Wm. & Son, Princes st Maule G. F. North end Sweeting H. High st Wright W. R. North end StoneMasons.-Pocock J. W. near the Theatre Pocock James William, High st Straw Hat Makers. Bull A. F. High st Larke Elizabeth, North tnd Turland Jane, Market pl Surgeons. Foster M. Theatre row Fox Robert, High st Ward W. High st Wilson J onah, High st Surveyor 4" Estate Agent.-Pocock J. W. High st Tailors 4"c. Bryant M. & Co. High st Buck W. High st Custance Geo. St Germains st Elwood John, High st Hardwick John, High st Hopkins & Son, High s.t Lee Richard, High st .M·utton James, High st N ewell & Son, High st Richmond John, Princes st Robin son John, St J olms la Woodward T. F. St Germains st W oolstone J ames, Princes st Tallow Cltandler. Miller John, High st Tanner cS" Currfer. Maile William, High st Taverns, Inns, ~Public Houses:~-- Coach~ Horses, Hanis W. North eud Cross Keys, Caudwell W. High si Crown Coml. Inn, Burnett J. High st Dolphin Inn, Wilson James. High st Falcon Inn, Pumfi-ett S. Market pl Fountain Inn, Denuis R. High st George Hotel, Hennesy Wm. High st Huntingdo:n Arms, Smith Wm. High st Queens Head, Crow den J ames, High st Rose cS" Crown Pstng Hse, Maugham T. North Royal Oak, Day James, High st [end Sltip ~ Cltequer, Coleman G. Market pl Spread Eagle, Purser John, High st Sun Posfjng H ou~e, Shipper W. High st [ st Three Tltns Posting House, Taylor D. High Waterloo Posting Hse, Favell W. High st Wkite Hart Pstng Hse, Herring T. High st Windmill, Chatterton Eliz. High st Tea Dealers. Barnes J ames, High ~t Burnett J. High st Toy Warehouse. Berry D. High st Upholsterers cS" Cabinet Makers. Alsop W. High st Cawley W. B. High st Garner Richard, High st Maddison John, High st Veterinary Surgeon.--Bull Emanl. near the Theatre Waggon O.ffice.--Ashby W. Hartford la Watch Makers.---Furley J. North end Gatward S. High st Peacock John, High st Wheelers cS" Plough M4kers. -- Strangward J. St Andrews pl Tebbutt T. St Andrews pl Woolstaplers -~ Fellmongers. -- Howson W. & J. High st ~ Whitesmith.--Samms William, High st K.!MBOLTON. KIMBOLTON is a market town, containing 1584 inhabitants; 64! miles north-west from London, and 7 north from St. N eots on the Leeds road, and 14 west from Huntingdon. It is in the hundred of Leightonstone, and the St. N eots Poor Law Union, and is watered by a little rivulet. The value of its vicarage, in the presentation of the Duke of Manchester, was not returned to parliament in 1831. The market is held on Friday, and fairs on Friday in Easter week and on the 11th of December. Kimbolton Castle was the dower of Queen Katherine of Arragon; and here she spent in retirement the short interval between her divorce and death. It is the property and principal residence of the Duke of Manchester, Lord Lieutenant of the county. The grounds are admirably lai.d out and planted; and the extensive park, in the extreme angle of the county, bordering on Bedfordshire, agreeably undulated and well wooded. · Name,. ltesidence, and Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADEs, page 16. A dams Ann, High st ............................... Sadler All en G ............................ Supervisor of Excise Allison Geo. Near the Turnpike ... Boot & Shoemaker Baines Ann, High st ................... , .. Grocer, &c . Beedham John, George la ... Solicitor; Coroner for Leightonstone Hundred Beesley C. Back st ......... , ....................... Butcher Berry .T ohn, ditto ................................. 'fail or Bligh Rev. John .. ~ ...... Master of Grammar School Bloodsworth Thomas, Church st ............ Surveyor Brayhrooke Henry, High st ..................... Smith Brit ten Edward, Back st .. ...................... Tanner Brown R. High st, White Lion Coml. Inn &Pstng Ho. Bull Benjamin, Baclc st. ....................... Butcher Bull Elizabeth, ditto ..................... Beer Retailer Cant George, George la ........................ Butcher Cos tin John, High st ... Draper, Agt. to Sun Fire Off: Cos tin .M. Baclc st.. .• .. • . ... .. ... .. .. .. . . Beer Retailer Craddock Geo. High st ... Postmaster, Hair Dresser, & Hatter Craddock W. 1'urnpike ........................... Tailor Croager. Thomas, ditto .................. Beer Retailer Dickins Charles, Church st ••. Chemist & Druggist, & Veterinary Surgeon Dudgeon C. 1'urnpike ............ Plumber & Glazier Dun ham D. Baclc st .. ...................•........ Grocer D yson John, ditto .................. Boot & Shoemaker Ellis W. ditto ..................... Bricklayer & Builder Ennals Wm .... Relieving Officer, Agt. for County Fire Office, & Registrar of Births & Deaths Fernie J. Higll~ 8t ............ _. ................... Surgeon Fernie P. Back st ................................. Surgeon Flanders Thomas, ditto ........................... Baker Fryer John, ditto • . . ... • ... . . .. .. ... . •. • . .. . Shoemaker Giddings , High st ............... Grocer & Oilman Goddard Wm. Back st. ... • . • .. . • • . ... .. . • .. .. .. . .. . Bell Hatfield Wm. High st •.••.• Cooper & Beer Retailer Hazelby Robert, Turnpike ............... Wheelwright Hemming John, High st ..................... Surgeon Hensman W. ditto ............... Brewer & Maltster Hollis Edward, Back st ........................ Draper Horsford J. High st ........................ Bricklayer Hull C. Back st ................ , .......... Hair Dresser Huntley Rev. John Thomas, J7icarage ......... Vicar lbbs C. High st ........................... Beer Retailer lbbs Charles, ditto ... Bookseller, Stationer, & Printer, Hatter, & Distributor of Stamps lbbs J. L. ditto .................................... Smith Ibbs L. J. ditto .............................. Auctioneer lbbs W. ditto ...... Boot & Shoemaker & Parish Clerk 15

HUNTS. KIMBOL'fON. Jbbs W.H. High st,George ,Commercial Inn, Maltster, & Licensed to let Post Hm:ses I slip John, Back st . .. Grocer & Draper, & Agent to <'lassitication of Trades. Royal Exchange Fire & Life 1 nsurance OfP.ce A~tcfioneer.-Ibbs L. J. High st Bakers. Flanders Thos. Back st ~1 ea~).lres I.saa<;, High st Lee Wm. Back s.t ·····················~········,···· 'failor Lucock Thomas, .High st ·~· Grocer & Ironmonger J]asket ~Sieve Maker. Newman John, High st Beer Retailers. BJ.Jll EH~. Back st Measures Jsaac, ditto ......... Baket· & Confectioner Costin M. Back st Mee Samuel, Near the Turnpike ... Brazier ~Tin man Millard Wm. High st ........................... Butcher N eal Ann, ditto ..••...... ~ ...... ~ .•.. ~ ...•... ·~· Sa..dler ,.&c. Newman John,,Uitto, ... , ..... .6asket & Sieve Maker Croager Thomas, Turnpike Hatfield Williarn, High st Ibbs .C. High st Pain George •.. ·~· ................... ·~·.... Beer ltetailer Pain George Wright W.illlam, High -st Peacock Samuel, High st ....... OA ... ~ .. Watchmaker Peck & Son, Turupike ........................ Smgeons Perkius W. JJq,c/c. st ...... T,ailor, Draper, & I;Iatter Pierson T. U. High st ... Tea Dlr, Line.p & Wlln Drpr Bookseller~ Stutio12~r.- lbLs Charles, High st Boot~· Shoemaker. Allispp G. Near the Turnpike· Dyson J ohu,, Bac..k st Putterill Thomas, George)a .... :,.. .... ~ .... Carpe[\ter Fryer .T ohn, Back st Quick John, Higlt st .................. Cabinet Maker Skinner J. ditto ...••••.•..••••..•.•.•••••••.•••...• Crown . . Smith George, ditto........................... Meal man Smith Wm. Near _Turnpike ............ Corn Dealer Ibbs W. High st Brazier q· Tinmall. M ee Sa m. Near the TUI'opike B1·ewer q MaLtstf{r. Hens mart W .. Higb ~ Bricklayer ~c.--Ellis W. B~ck st South well S. & Co. lbg!z st ............ Ladies School Sy kes J ..... ~· ............. ~ .......... Collector of Excise Walker Abel Back st.~ .... Tailor, .l)raper, & Hatter Walker E. 1/igh ~·t ... , ....... ~··~··:······~-.·.······- 1,fJilorl Horstord J. High st Butchers. Bee~ly C. Back st · Bull Benjamin, Back •t Cant George, (ieorge I~ M illard W. High &t Welstead Benja11Jin, di(to .... ~ ................... ~. Mitltster Wilson Job, Turnpike ...... Glover & Gaiter 1\Iaker .Cabinet 1!1akers.-Quick John,. Hig}1 :~t WilsQn John, Sio!t st·················~··~~·····.·~····Tailor Wimperis John, ditto ... Plumber, Painter, & Glazier Wright Wm. ditto .•. Cabinct Maker~ Bt:er ,Retailer Wright Williall?, High st Carpenter. Putterill Thomas, Georg.e Lil Chemist ~ Druggisf.-Dickins.Charle~, Glu.1r.qh st Cooper. Hatfield \V Jll. High st Corn Dealer . . Sm~~h lVm. N~ar the J'.u1·n,p.i$.e Post Office_. Drapers. Costin_J ohn, High &t Craddock G. High st.~., ...... ~: ............. Postmaster Hollis EdwArd, Back st Letters from all parts arrive. ~t. k p. ,6 J;llorn.,_ and Glover, g·c.-Wilsp,n 'Jo\>, Turnpike • are dispatched-~ .P·. 7 even. Groce1·.s, 9·c.-Baines Ann, Higl1 lit Posting.House. Dunham D. Bilck st Wh. L' n· z R b t J>-. Giddings J olu~, Hfgh ~t lte ton, zg,l st. ~·· ................. o et n·own I l" J h B k s 1 p o 11, ac · st :E'.ire &. Life Assu~ance 4gents. • Lucock Thomas, High ,st Cou.nty,Fire '!'"'"'·"''"'""'"'""·"Wm. Enneals _Hair Dresier.y.--Craddock George, I-{igh,~ Royal Exchange, Baclt st ......... , ... , ..... ~J ohu I slip Hull C .. Back st Sun, High st, .............. _ ...... , .............. John Cos tin Hatters. Craddock George, High. st Public Officers. Ibbs Clw.rle~, l:Iigh st BeedhamJ. Geo.la, Coroner for Leightonstone H ndrd Perkins W.. High st • Ennals Wm ........................... ,Relieving OJ;iic~r W p.lker A be., ,Back st Ibbs Chas. Hig!t st ............ Distributor of Stamps lrQnmonger.~Lucock Thomas, l{igh lit · Public Establishment. Linen ~ .lVQollen Drqper. ,Pierson '.(. U .. Higb ~ , Livery Stable Keeper.. Ibps W. ff. High st Excise Offi(;e, Geor.pe lnn, High st. Ibb w H All G S . Maltsfer.s.- s • • en · • ....... _. · ·.·•·· .... ·.. ........... ... upen'-:lsor \V ~!stead Bertiami~, H~h ~-~ Sykes J ........ _._. .............................. CoHeetor Jlllea{man. ~mith George, High st Coaches. Oilmatf. Giddings J olg1, High st London, The Old Oundle, ca1ls at the Wl1ite Lion Plumbers ~ Glazie1_'s.-Dudgeon .G. Tu:~;npikc Inn, Mon. ·Wed. & Fri. 9 morn. ; through Wimpe~is J olm, High st St N eots, Biggleswade, Baldock, Steveuage, Printer.--Ibbs Charles, High ~t Melwyn, Hatfie1d, & Barnet. · Sadler.--Neai Ann, High st Ounclle, The Old Oundle, calls at the White Lion SchQol, .Ladies.---So!tthweU S. §<, !';. High s.t Inn, Tttes. Thurs. & Sat. 3 .aft.; t_hrongh Smitks.--Braybrooke Henry, High~ Tlirapstone. lbbs J. L High st · . carriers_. Solicitor. Beedbam J obn, .Ge.o~ge la Bedford_, Wm. Beedham's Cart, from tl1e White Lion ,S:urg{'tl1JS.-:-Fernie J. High st Inn, Sat. · · Fernie J>..,Back st Bedford, Chas. Ibbs's Cart, from the Sun, Tues. & ;Fri. Hemmipg J phn,, High st Huntingdon, Chas. Ibbs's Carv from the SuJ.lf Sat. 7 ' Peck & Son, Turnpike morn. Sw;veyor. Bloodsworth J'homas, Church at London, Chas. Jinks & Son's Waggon~, .call at the Tailors ~ /)rapers.-·-Berry .John, .Back s.t 'White J.ion Inn, Mon. & Thurs .. eYen. . Craddock \V, Turnpike Oundle, Chas. Jinks & Son's Waggons, call at the Lee William, Back 6.t White Lion Iml, Mon. & Thurs. aft. Perkins W. Back st St. Neots, Cha~l. Ibbs's Cart, from the Sun, Thurs. 8 Walker A bel, Back st morn. Walker E. High st ThrapstonP, Wm. Beedham's Cart, from the White Wilson John, High st Lion Inn, Tues. Tanner.--Britten Edward, Back st 16

RAMSEY. HUNTS. ===================-===== KxMBOLTON CLASSIFICATION, continued. Taverns, Inns, ~Public Houses:- Bell, Goddard William, Back st Crown, Skinner J. W. High st George Inn, Ibbs W. H. High st Saddle, Adams Ann, High st White LionPstng House, Brown R. High st. Tea Dealer.--Pierson T. High st Yeterinary S1t1·geon.---Dickins Charles, Church st Watchmalcer.--Peacock Saijluel, High st : Wlteelwright.--Hazelby Robert, Turnpike B.AMSEY. Tu~ populous market town of Ramsey, or Ram's Island, is 69 miles N. of London, and W N.E. from Huntingdon, on the Spalding and Louth road. It is a perpetual curacy, returned of the annual value of 47l., in the gift of W. H. Fellowes, Esq. ; is situated at the foot of a prominent hill, on Bury Brook, just where the stream emerges from a ravine, after winding for about 10 miles, close under a long irregular chain of hills; in Hurstingstone Hundred, and the Huntingdon Poor Law Union. The population in 1831, was 3006. The town consists of a long street of brick houses, with a second branching northwards from the bridge, along the bank of the stream. The weekly market is on Wednesday, and there is un annual fair on the 22d of July. The plague was introduced here in 1666, by a coat, the cloth of which came from London; and the wearer of the coat, Colonel Cromwell, cousin of the Protector, with the tailor and all his family, and about 400 persons, died of the infection. In 1731 a disastrous conflagration consumed upwards of 80 dwelling houses of the town, besides shops, barns, and other outbuildings. A free school for about 60 boys, and a spinning school for 50 girls, are supported by beuefactions in land, and there is a poor fund producing 50l. per annum. The ruins of the ancient and wealthy abbey supplied materials for building the present manor house. Its abbot ranked as a prelate, and enjoyed a place in parliament. The island on which it stood is d-escribed by early writers as "separated from the firm ground almost two bow-shots by clayey quagmires," and "situated among the fens, where the rivers stagnate in a spong-y kind of ground.'' It is, however, accessible by a solid causeway; and the soil, when cleared of . superfluous wood, was found to be "arable, and of a fat mould, plentiful in fruit and corn, planted with gardens and rich in pastures;" and the whole island " embroidered as it were with flowers." To this character, which it still justifies, may be added that it is luxuriant in reeds, flags, and bulrushes, and abounds in various trees, but especially the alder and wild ash. Ramsey Mere, in some parts very clear and picturesque, and otl1er surrounding pools, afford a great abundance of pike of extraordinary size, eels, and all sorts of fish and water-fowl. Name, Residence, &. Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION tif TRADEs, p. 18. Ab bott E .............................................. Tailor Abbott ,v .. : .................. • ............... Shoemaker .. \\lien ........................... Supervisor of Excise .~t\.Ilpress John................................. Carpenter ... rnold John.............................. Beer Retailer I rnold John ................................. Boat Builder J very William.............. ....... Boot & Shoema~er '.Barrett lsaac.. .. ... . . .. ... ................ Beer Retailer Bateman John ........................... Baker & Grocer Bateman John ................................. Bricklayer Bear Thomas ......•..................•.• ,, .• ; ...... Carrier Hunts.] D Beard S .•. Coach Mkr, & Licensed to let Horses & Gigs Bedford Thomas .................................... Baker Behagg William •••..•••••••••••.••••..••••••• Jolly Sailor Berridge J ••• Shoemaker, Corn Dealer, & W atchmkr Berry John .................................... Shopkeeper Black well J ames ••••••••.••••••••••••••.••• Beer Retailer Bodger J ames •••••••••••••••••••..•••.•• Tailor & Draper Bowyer Thomas ................................. Maltster Bradley John •.••••••• Auctioneer and Land Surveyor Bradley J •••••••••••••••••••••••• :Master of Free School Bridgfoot & Palm er..................... Boat Builders Bridgfoot William ........................ Coal Merchant Bryant Mary & Co ........................ Linendrap~rs Butle1· Robe1·t ............•...........•.............. Carrier Butler William ............... Crown Commercial Inn Campion William ......... Blacksmith & Ironmonger Campi on William.... .................... Tax Collector Castled own John ................• " ..... ,............ Boot Chapman Robert .. ............................... Bute~ er Collett John .................... ·•·· .......•.. Beer Retailer Col son William ................ ·-· .............. Bricklayer Cooper MisR..... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . Ladies School Cordell William ..................... Boot & Shoemaker Coulsher Thomas ........................ Cabinet Maker Cox J ol1n....... ...... ... ...........• ....... ....• .. Grocer Cox Thomas....................................... Carrier Croft Rev. Mr............ Minister of Baptist Chapel Cutting John ........................ Rose & Crown Inn Darlow James ........................ Grocer & Draper Darlow Thos .••• Manager to Branch of the National Provincial Bank of England Darlow Thomas ........................ Grocer & Draper Docker John ..................••.•.••.............. Butcher Edgele)r John ........................................ Shoemaker Fisl1er E ................ ·······••"• ............ Shopkeeper Fitzjohn S .................. - ....... Boot & Shoemaker Fresher Henry .............................. Beer Retailer Fuller Charles..................... Veterinary Surgeon Gilliard f........................... Printer & Druggist Goldeny John.............................. Brickmaker Green llichard ............................. ~...... Glover Green Thomas ..................•........... Beer Retailer Groomes J ol1n ............................... Corn Dealer HaU Joseph ........................... Grocer & Draper Halls James ...... Grocer & Dealer in Earthenware Harritl1 'Villiam ..... .. ... .... ... .. . .. . .. . . Ironmonger Hi ne J ol1n............................. ..... Flour Dealer Holmes M ary· ..•............•.•......•..•..... Shopkeeper Hughes James .......................... :··· Whitesmith Ibberson Overall ............ Coal & Timber Merchant .lames George................... Baker & Co~fectioner J uliu1n J olu1 .... .....•••.•.....•.•••.......•• Bnckmaker J ohnson M. & A ............................•..... Bakers Langford Samuel. ............ ~ ............. Ironmonger Langford William ..................... Harness Maker Larke T ..... Solctr & Agt to the Phrenix Fire Office Lavender E ................................. l)re~s Maker Lavender Edward ............ Sadler & Harness Maker Lavender John .............................. Shopkeeper Lavender Thomas .................. Boot & Shoemaker 1\ladesley Rev. 1\i. H .............................. Curate Margates William ........................... Brick maker Marlow William ............... Bricklayer & Plasterer Mast J................................. Grocer & Draper ~~ aulding H .........................•............. Butcher Mead Joseph ......... Chemist, Druggist & Colou~I~an Mite hell J ames ................. '""'' .. .........•.. .. 'I ailor Moselv Rev. M. H ........................... Incumbent M ulle~ 'Villiam.... .... ... .. . .. . .. . .. ... ... ... . .... Tailor Mutton James..................... Plumber & Glazier Mutton William ..................... Tailor & Stationer Newton T. R........... •. . .. . . . . .. . .. . .. . . Beer Retailer Newton. W 1, .. , .... 1 .. 1, .. 1 ... ., .. 1 1 .... 1 1 ............ Brewer 17

HUNTS. RAMSEY. Nix \Villiam .•• , ••..•• ~., •.. ,, .••••.•••••. , •. Bricktna'ker Palm~r flenry,., .. ,u.,., ............ , Potato Dealer Pal mer Isaac ••. Shoem!J,ker, Stationer, & Agent to the frotestant Dissenters & General Fir!;} & Life Office Papworth \Villiam •• , .. , ... ,, ....... ,,.,., ....... Angel Parry Susanna ............. ,. C,:own Commercial Inn Pearson Aqn ••.....•.••......•••••..... , •.• ,,,.. ...... Grocer Perry S. .•••••••• •. • ........ Boy~ & Girls Day School Phillip Thos ••••••••••••••••••••• Uric~layer & Plilsterer Pope Henry ••. , ........ ,,.,,.,.,,,,,.,, .. Greengrocer Potton Edward., ........... ,.,,.,...... Hair Dresser Potton Timothy •. , ..... ,,,.,,....... White Horse Inn Pdor Benj .... , ...... Harness Maker & Parish Clerk Proud Berry ••••....•.......•.... ~ .. ,.~·~~""' Shoemaker Rands Wm ............................. ~IIJ·•,,. Hair Dresser Ravenscroft G. S ••• Surgeon & Registrar of Births & Deaths for the Ram.sey District Ridlingtou H •••. ~···~····~·,·~··,··~~··,,..,, .• , •• Surgeon Ringers G •••• ,,,,,,,,,.,,, •• , •••••• ,, •••.• ,........ 'railor Ringers Rich.,................ Beer Retailer & Tailor Robinson Chas ...................... ,,. Beer Retailer Robin son Sus an •••••••• ., ••••••• •n•• •• ••••• .Shopkeeper Rose Ed w •••••••••• , ,,,,,. ,, , ,., •• , ,,,,, ••••••••••. Butcher Rose Edw ...... , ............ ,., ... ,. Three Horseshoes Rose Henry ••••• , •••• ,,.,., .. ,,,., .• ,,,,,,,,,,, Carpenter Rose M ary Ann ....................... .., ... Beer Retailer Sargeant John ...... Solicitor & Agent to the Royal Exchange Insurance Office Saunders Hen ............... Auctioneer & Brickmaker Saunders Ibberson ......... , ........ Grocer & Draper Setchell A ..... ., ..... , ••• , ....... Bread & Flour Dealer Skeif Wm ................................. Beer Retailer Smith Jas .............. ,,,,,,,, .• ,, ••. ,., ••• ,,,.. Surgeon Soutltam W n1 ........................................... Grocer Southram John.H Grocer, Draper, Spirit Dealer, & .. '\geut to the Norwich Fire Office Stamp Chas •. _ ............ _ ..• ,., ................ " •..•..•.• Surgeo11 Stuffark Samuel ••••.•• ,, .• , •• ,, .. ,, •. , .•••••...• Maltster Summers B......................................... Brickmaker Swattn Rich .•••.• ~.-········-······ •••.•.•••. Beer Retailer Thompson Jas .............................. Anchor Inn Thompson Win ........................ , ......• Shoemaker Townshend Wm ........................... Beer Retailer Trigg Wm................................... Beer Retailer V easey Chas........ •. . • Bird Stuffer & Watchmaker Post Office. Hand 1 oseph ............. _. .. ·~··· ••• . ••••• •• . .• . • Postmaster Letters arrive by foot-post from Huntingdon ! p. 10 morn.; dispatched 3 aft. Bankers. Branch of the National Provincial Bank of England Darlow Thos..... .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . M a11ager Fire &. Life Insurance Agents. Norwich Fire ........................... Southram John Ph~nix ......................................... I .. arke Thos Protestant Dissenters & General. ..... Palmer Isaac Royal Exchange........................ Sargeaut John Public Establishment. Excise Office, George Officer ••••.•••••.••.••..•••••••.•••••••••••••••• T. Coote Collector .............................. John Tllompson Supervisor ..................................... G. Alle11 Free School........................ J. Bradley, Master Coaches. See HuNTINGDo~. Carrierp. St Ives & Huntingdon, Butler Robt, Mon. & Wed. StJves, Huntingdon & Whittles~a..\ .Bear Thos. Mon. ~Wed. 'Vhittlesea, Cox Thos. Fri. ).8 • ~lasf!litication of Trades. Auctioneers.- -Braqley Juhn Saundera Henry Bakers.·--Bateman John Bedford Tbonu:us J ames George J Q}mson .M .. ry & Ann Setchell A. Beer /letailers. ArnoJd J obn Barratt Isaac Black well J llmes Collett John Fresher Henry Green Thomas Newton T. Rose Ringros Ricl1ard Robinson Charles Rose Mary Ann Skeif William Swann Richard To\l'nshend William Trigg William • Bird Stujfer. V essey Charles Blacksmitk.--Campion W illiam Boat Builders.-~Arnold John Bridgfoot & Palmer Boot ~ Shoemakers.---Abbott William A very W illiam Berridge John Cordell William Edgeley John Fitzjohn S. Lavender Thomas Palmer Isaac Proud Berry Thompson William Brtwers.-Long James Newton Willia'Ql Bricklayers.- · Baternan John Marlow William Philip Thomas Brickmakers.--Co1son William Golding John Julium John Margates William Nix William Saunders Henry Summers B. Butckers.--Chapman ~obeti Docker John Maulding Henry Rose Edward Cabinet Maker.---CoulsherTbomas Ccrrpenters. All press John Rose Henry Chemist ~ Drug gist.-Mead J oseph Coach Maker. Beard Samuel ' Coal Merchants. Bridgfoot Wm. Ibberson Overall Co!ourman. Mead Josh. Corn Dealers. Berridge John Groomes John Dress Maker.---Lavender Elizabeth Druggist. Gilliard Fitzgerald Earthenware Dealer.--Halls J ames Flour Dealer. Hi ne John Glover. Green Richard Greengrocer. Pope Henry Grocers~ Drapers.--Bateman John Cox John Darlow James Darlow Thomas Hall Josh.

ST4 IVES, &c. ======================= =~======================== HUNTSJ R.AMSEY CLASSIFICAtioN, continued. Grocerl 4' Drapers. Halls J ames Mast J. Pearson Ann Satmders lbberson Sechell Adam South ram John Southram William Hair Dressera.-Potton Ed. Uande William Harness Makersr-Langford William Prior B. lronmqngera.--Harritt William Langford Samuel Lat~d Sllrveyor. Bradley John Livery Stable Keeper.---Beard Samuel Lin~n Drapers, Bryant Mary & Co. Maltstl!rs.--Bowyer Thomas Stutfark Samuel flumbtr 4- Gla~ier.-- Mutton J ames Potatoe Dealer. Palmer Henry Printer. Gilliard Fitzgerald Sadlef' ~ H(Jrness Moker. Lavender Edwatd $cluJol, Gents.--Perry S, School, LadieA, Cooper Miss Slwpkteper.-Berry J obn Fisher Elizabeth · Hohnes Mary : J,avender John Robinson Susan Solicitors. Larke Thomas Sargeant John Spirit Dealer.-.... Southram John Stationets.-·-Mutton William Palm£!r lsaac Surgeofl.• Ravencroft G. S. Ridlington Hix Sruith J ames Stamp Charles Tailors~ Drapers.---Abbott E. Bodger J&mes Mitchell Jamel! Muller William' Mutton W illiam Ringros G. Ringers Richard Tavetnl, lnna, ~ Public Houset :- .dnchor Inn, Thompson J ames Angel, Papworth William Boot, Castledown John Crown Comwercial Inn, Butler William Crou,-n Commercial Inn, Parry Susanna Jolly Sailor, Behagg William Rose 4· Crown Inn, Cuttihg Jolm 1'htee Horse Slwes, Rose Edward White Horse Inn, Potton Timothy Timber Merchants.--lbberson Overall JTeterinarg Surgeon.--Fuller Charles Watchmakers.---Berridge J. V essey Charles Wkitesmith·"·Hughes James ST. IVES & W:E:LTON. ST. IVEs, in Hurstingstone Hundred, anciently called Slepe, acquired its present designation from a priory founded in 1001, in honour of lvo, a Persian saintt who travelled through England at the end of the sixth tentury. Its distance from London is 59! miles, and from Huntingdon b~ on the road to Lynn. lt is a vicar11ge, with Oldhurst and W oodhurst chapelries annexed, containing 3314 inhabitants. It ~as, every Monday, a very considerable marke~ and s meeting of justices; and well frequented annual fairs .on Whit Monday and the lOth of October: at the lattel' tnuch cheese is sold. The town police is under the superintendence of a high constable. It is tl1e centre of a Poor Law Union of 18 parisl1es in this county; and 6 in Cambridgeshire.. St. Ives union 1Vork.house is a neat brick building* divided into sepa .. rate wards fur men1 women, and male and female children: each ward radiating from the governor's house in the centre. It was erected in 1838, in the parish of Hemingford Greyf about! of a mile from St. Ives, and is one of the most commodious in En..; gland, having accommodation for 200 inmates. The town ia neat, pretty, and pleasantly situated, with B fine stone bridge over the Ouse, of six arches, erected by the abbots {)f Ramsey, formerly lords of the manor. The lower parts of the town, built directly on the river's brink, have boen Se\·eral times overflowed. The <:hurch l1as a handsome and strong tower, surmounted by a spire, which hall been twica blown down ; but the catalogue of misfortunes doe!f not end here: a more formidable elementary foe hatl yet to contribute its efforts for the desolation of St. Ives. On the 30th of April, 1689, flames suddenly burst forth from a malt house, and, hurried forward by a high wind, spread presently along the street to the water's edge, df'lstroying every thing by the way1 and even consumed two houses over the bridge. The whole amount of loss sustained in this dreadful calamity was computed at 13,0721. The houses are consequently of modern erection, and many of them, especially at the outskirts1 are ~f handsome dimen• sions, and the dwellings of respectable families. There are three breweries in the town, several maltkilns, and numerous inns and public houses. The priory b~rn and dove-house, are yet !ltanding. Slepe Hall, just out of the town, is usually called Cromwell Place, fi·om having been the residence of the Protector, who also rented the Wood Farm at a little distance. A large square stone in the hamlet of Old Burst, with a very ancient and now' illegible inscription, is supposed .to have given name to the Hundred. H'ame, Bes:ldence and Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADEs, page 22. Ahlett H. Church st, West end ......... Beer Retailer Ablett John, Back st ..................... Beer Retailer Ablett John, ditto ........................... Coal Deal et Afford E. Bullock market ••. Boot & Shoe Warehouse Afford E. Sheep nzarket •••••....... Boot & Shoemaker Alden H. Waits .............................. Shopkeeper Alderton T~ llfeetinq la .. n .. u .................... Butche • Alien George ... n ................. Supervisor of Excise Allpress & Laurebce, Bullock market ...... Solicitors Allp1·ess J. A:len·yland ...... Carpenter & Undertaker All press J ohn1 Crown st ...... Builder, Carpenter, & Paper Hanger Allpress R. W. Bulloclc marlret ...... Coroner for the Hundred of Toseland, & Perpetual Commissioner for the Acknowledgments of Married Women. Archdeacon Thos. West end ............ Coach Maker Archer A. Briif.qe .~t ......... Harness & Collar Maker Arnsby Ekin, .ft-lelbourne pl ..................... Baker Arn8by Ekin, ditto .............................. Engraver Ash ton All press, sen. Bridge st .................. Miller Ash ton A. jun. Bulloclc market, Wine&SpiritMrchnt Asplin lsaac, Potton rd .................. Beer Retailer Atwood Roger, Market !till ..... , ............... Tailor Baines Rev. C. J., A.M. West entl ............... Vicar Bannell H. E. Crown st .................. Confectioner Be ale .M. Sheep market .................. Watchmaker Beard J, Cow~ Rare ytl ••• Fishmonger/¥ Poulterer 19

HUNTS. S'r. IVES, &c. Beecheno R. Crown st •••••••••• , •••• Fancy Repository Bid well Wm. Back st ••••••••••••••.•••••• Beer Retailer Bilson George, Waits •• ·······~··········· Beer Retailer Blake T. 1lfarlret hill •••••••••••••••••••.• Beer Retailer Bliss T. Back la ••••..•••.•• Minister of Baptist Chapel Bloom Elizabeth, Bridge st • •• •• •• • •• . • White Horse Bloom Wm. ditto ••• Coal, Timber, & Slate Merchant Boltin G. Back st ........................... Shoemaker Breese T. ditto ..•.••.•.•••••••••••••.••••... Beer Retailer Brown Benj. Crown st ••••••••••••••••••••• Hair Dresser Brown G. Bridge st •••••.••.......................... Baker Brown G. ditto ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Basket Maker Brown G. ditto ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Retail Brewer Brown John, Back st ..................... Beer Retailer Brown W. Market hill •••••••..••••••••••..••• Surgeon Bruntlett E. Bridge st ..................... Three Tuns Bullbrook Sarah, West end .................. Dun Horse Burges Hume, Back st ........................... Baker Burges John, Crown st ............... : ..... Shopkeeper Bush Thomas, Sheep market ..................... Grocer Butler T. Bridge st ......... Auctioneer & Appraiser Butler W. ditto ........................... Hair Dresser Cam pion J ohn ...... Registrar of Births & Deaths for W arboys District Campion Mary, Merry land ..................... Baker Cannam J ames, Crown yd ... Stone & Marble Mason Carter & Corthorn, Crown st, Linen&Woollen Drprs Chapman James, Water side .................. The Ship Chapman John, Back st ..................... Blacksmith Chapman John, Bullock market ......... The George Clack Wm. Near Slepe hall ............ Coach Maker Clarke John, Sheep market .......................• Baker Clarke William, Bullock market ...... Watchmaker Clayton H. Bridge st •••••• Linen & Woollen Draper Cockle G. Me1-ryland ........................... Surgeon Collins Robert, Back la .................. Beer Retailer Cooch Thomas, Water side .................. Merchant Constable J. Bullock market ... Agent for the Herts & Cambridge Fire & Life Office Constable S. Bullock market ••••.••••••• Confectioner Cooper 0. St. John, Back st .................. Surgeon Coote W. Bullock market ......... Brewer & Maltster Coote William, ditto ............... General Merchant Coote W. Wellington la •.•••.•.••.• Brewer & Maltster Cope Henry, Crown st ..................... Upholsterer Cord ell Richard, ditto ..................... Shopkeeper Cor thorn Cornelius, ditto ..• Agent to the Protestant . Dissenters Fire & Life Office Cowling Mary, Bullock market ......... Cow & Hare Cox Ann, Bridge st ......... Dress & Bonnet l\Iaker Cox John, Church st ..................... Beer Retailer Croft P. C. Crown st, Bookslh·, Stationer & Printer Culpin C. Back st ........................... Blacksmith Culpin Charles, Near Slepe hall ............ Greyhound Culpin Richard, Back st ......... Boot & Shoemaker Curtis B. Merry land ..................... Beer Retailer Dack J oseph, Cambridge rd .................. Dolphin Danger Elizabeth, 'Merry land ............... Milliner Darlow M. Sheep market .................. Shopkeeper Day, Fowler & Swallow, Bullock market .•. Solicitors Day G. G. ditto ... Clerk to Board of Guardians ; Superintendant Registrar of Births, Deaths, & Marriages for St. Ives Union Deeks Thomas, Welli11gton la ......... Beer Retailer Dennis T. P. Bridge .~t ... Agent for Norwich Union Fire & Life Office Dring E. Back st ........................... Blacksmith Dumville J ames, Bridge st ... Watch & Clock Maker Dumville John, ditto ........................ Shopkeeper Dumville John, ditto ..................... ·watchmaker Earl Francis, Bullock market .................. Unicorn Earl Thomas, ditto ••••.•••••••••••••••••.••••.•. Brewer Edwards John, Crown st, ....................... Butcher 20 I Ekins W. Waits .......•.•...•••.•••••••••.••••.. Butcher English 1\f. A. Bridge st ..................... Milliner Everett J ames, S!teep market ............ Robin Hood Everett Jas. Rt. Back st ... Brewer & Beer Retailer Excise Office ••.••••.••.•••.•••••••••••.•••••. Crown Inn Fancy Repository, Crown st .•• Beecheno R., Proprtr F erley Z. Bridge st .............................. Butcher Field J ames, Wellington la ............... Lighterman Fisher T. E. Water side ... Solicitor; Master Ex. in Ch!tncery, & Perpetual Commissioner for taking Acknowledgments of Married Women Fisher E. C. F. & G. E. Bridge st ............ Bankers Frank J. Crown st ..................... Tailor & Draper Frar.k J. sen. Bullock market, Postmaster; & Agent for the Suffolk & General County Amicable Insurance Office Franks John, ditto ......... Manager of Savings Bank Freeman J ames, llferry lmzd ... u ....... Beer Retailer Gardner Sus an, Crown st ••• Bookseller & Stationer Gaunt James, West end .................. Beer Retailer Giblett Wm. Back st ...... Currier & Leather Cutter Giddens Samuel, Back la ............... Beer Retailer Gifford William, Bridge st ............... Corn Dealer Gifford William, Market !till ............ Golden Lion Gifford Wm. Bridge st ••• Sadler & Harness Maker Gilby William, Sheep market ............ Cross Keys Git·ling G. L. Bullock market •.. Surgeon & Registrar · of Marriages, .Births &. Deaths Goggs R. Bridge st .•••.•••• Sadler & Harness Maker Goding H. Sheep market ........................ Turner Goodge S. Waits ........................... Dress Maker Goodwin G. Sheep market ••• Wine & SpiritMerchnt Goodyer William, Back st ............ Cabinet Maker Gray E. Wellington la ... Ladies Brding & Day Schl Gray J ames, ditto ........................ Beer Retailer Green Charles, Crown st ... Wine & Spirit Merchant Green J. JJJ arlcet !zill .............................. Tailor Green Jas. Sleeep market ... Auctionee1·, Appraiser, Grocer, & Agent for Cambridge Chronicle Gray S. Green st ........................ Beer Retailer Guarnerio Angelo, Sheep mm·ket ............ Jeweller Hammond M. Marlcet ltill ••• Beer Retailer & Pork Butch~r Hardwick James, Bullock market ............ New Inn Hardy G. Crown sf ••• Crown Corn. Inn & Pstng Hsc Hardy Samuel, ditto ..................... Watchmaker Harris T. Meetin.fJ la .................. Miller & Baker Harrison Fletcher, Sheep market ............... Cooper Harvey Sarah, Crown st ............... Beer Retailer Ha yes H. Bridge st ............................... Grapes Hayton Rev. H., B. A .••.••••.. , .••...••••••••••. Curate Heifer R. Bullock market, Linen & Woollen Draper Hill John, Sheep marlcet ......... Veterinary Surgeon Hollaman W. Wellington la ............ Beer Retailet· Holland , Meeting la ..• Minister of Jndepnt Chapl Holland John, West end ............... Beer Retailer Hopkins J. A. Back st ........................... Currier Hopkins J. A. Crown st ... Cnrrier & Leather Cutter Hopkins R. Bullock market ...... Brewer & Maltster How H. Bridge st ........................ Beer Retailer Ingle James, ditto ...... ~ .............. Tailor & Hatter Ingle W. Potton rd ... Builder, Undertaker, Carpenter &Joiner J ames Richard, Back st ............... Coach Maker Johnson John, Crown st .................... ~ ..... Grocer Kiddle E. Bridge st ..................... Beer Retailer Kington Thomas, ditto ........................ Butcher Knightly R. Sheep market ••• Agent f{)r the Royal Exchange Fire & Life Office Lawrence J. Bullock market .•• Agent for .Atlas Fire & Life Office Lee Joshua, Brid.qe st •• •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• Tailor Leigh J. Bullock market ........................ Surgeon

srr. I\i"ES, &c. =:;=======================-~======================~ HUNTS.- Lindsell Thomas, Bridge st ••••.. General Merchant Lyon B. L. Bullock market ••. Fellmngr & Woolstplr McKenzie W. Merry land •.. Chair & Cabinet Maker Meile ,V. Waits ............................ Beer Retailer Mandefield W. Bullock madcet ••. Plumber, Painter , & Glazier Manning H. B1·idge st ••••••.••••.••••..•• ." ... Surgeon Marsh H. Market hitl •..... Sadler & Harness Maker Mason J. & T, Bullock market •.• Bricklayers & Plasterers Mason J. Sheep market ...... Bricklayer & Plasterer Matthews Thomas, Merry land ......... Hair Dresser Meadows T. West end ..................... Beer Retailer Meadows T. ditto .............................. Carpenter Mort1ock T .... Registrar of Births & Deaths for the Swacey District, Cambridgeshire Mum by Sarah, Melbourne pl ............ Pipe Maker Munns Sopbia, Market hilt •..•..•..•.•... Shoemaker Mutton G. Crown st ••••••••••••••••••••• Hair Dresser Newman L. Potton rd •.•••.••••••...••• Beer Retailer Newman Samuel, Wellington la ••••••••. Beer Retailer Newman Samuel, Green st ••••..•••... Beer Retailer Newman Samuel, Crown st •••••• Boot & Shoemaker Nicholson John, Bridge st ••• Linen & 'iV oollen Drpr Nix & W asdale, Bullock market ••• Grocrs & Drggists Noble John, ditto ................................. Tailor Nob le Robert, ditto .............................. Grocer Nortrup D. Water side •••... Blue Anchor & Butcher Offiey John, Market hill ••••.•••.•.••••••••••••. Carrier Osborne Martin Rawling, Bullock market •.. Brewer, Maltster & Spirit Merchant Pap worth P. C1·own st.... ... ..•....•.. .... Wheatsheaf Parker John, Sheep market •.•••••.•••••.• Shopkeeper Partridge John, Church st .•• Boarding & Day School Paul T. Dennis, Bridge Bt •••••• Generallronmonger, & Agent for Foster's Cambridge Bank Peek Wm. Merryland, Plumber, Painter & Glazier Pepperday J. J. Back st ••• Agent for the Eagle Life & Protector Fire Offices Phillips Susan, Baclc st •.•••................ Shopkeeper Pick Thos. Crown st.. .• • •••••• •• • ••. • • • • Beer Retailer Piggott G. Sheep mm·ket........................ Cooper Piggott Jas. Ct·own st.. .. ... ...•••••...•...•• Gardener Porter Rebecca, ditto ••.•.•••..•••.••. .••. Beer Retailer Prior T. Bridge st •••••• Chemist & Druggist & Oil & Colour Warehouse Reynolds Robt. Bullock rnarket ••.•••••.•••.•. Butcher Rider John, Green st ••••••••.••.•..•.•• ,.. .... Shopkeeper Robinson G. Bridge st... .•.•. .• •••. •. •.. ..• • . Butch('r Robinson N. Sheep market ••• Milliner & Dress Mkr Ross W. Bullock market............... Beer Retailer Rugeley A. M. Slepe hall ............ Ladies Seminary Rusts & V easeys, Crown st.. .•• . . . .. . .• . . . . . Bankers Rycroft Brougham, Bridge st •........... Hair Dresser Sarjant Thos. Sheep market •.• Grocr & Tllw Chndlr Setchfield De b. Bridge st.. .. •. • . •• . .• • •• . .. . . . . • Globe Setchfield Thos. ditto •••••• Agent for Pluenix Fire & Life Office & Distributor of Stamps Sharpe Jas. Crown yd ••. Plumber, Painter & Glazier Shatton L S. Wellington la ........................ Dyer Simont Wm. Sheep marlcet............... Parrot Inn Skeeles Geo. Crown st ..•... Upholsterer & Appraiset· Smallbones John, Waits.................. Shoemaker Small bones Wm. Merry land •••••••••••.••.•.• Builder Smith J ol1n, Back st .............................. Carrier Spink Geo. ditto ........................... Beer Retailer Stafford Wm. Sheep market ••••••••••.•••• White Hart Stephens C. West end..................... Parish Clerk Stephens J acob, Sheep market ..••••••••••.•. Gardener Stevens Jas. Waits ........................... Shopkeeper Stocker Thos. Bridge st ••••.• Chemist & Druggist, & Agent for the York Fire & Life Office 1tutte-rs Geo. Bullock market •• , •..•••••• Beer Retailer Stnte John, Sheep market .•••••••••••••• Beer Retailer Sutton John, Merry land...... Builder & Carpenter Taylor W. Bullock market ••• Smith & Beer Retailer Theed F. Water side ........................... Surgeon Thompson John .•.••••••••.••••••••• Collector of Excise Tilbrook G. Crown st •.•••• Sadler & Harness Maker Tolliday W. Market hill ••••••••••••••••••••• Shoemaker Trundle J obn, Selcings la............... Beer Retailer Ulph J. & T. Crown st ••• Silversmiths, China, Glass & Earthenware Dealers, Iron & Tin Plate W orkrs, Wholesale & Retail Furnishing Ironmongers, Bell Hangers & Wire Workers Ulph S. Dore, West end .•• Brewer, Maltster, Coal & Timber Merchant Underwood Jas. Bridge st •••••. Bookseller, Stationer, Printer, Agent to York & London Fire & Life Office & General Agency Office Upsher Josb. Sheep mkt ••• Linen & Woollen Draper Waldock John, Bridge st ••• Ironmonger, Brazier & Tin man W allis Wm. Back st. ••• • • • . •• • •• •• • ••• • • Beer Retailer Warner John, Slteep market ..••••••••••• ,.... Butcher Warner Robt. ditto.............................. Currier Watts John King, Crown yd ••• Agent for the County Fire & Provident Life Offices W eston John, Back la........................... Smith Whellams James, Market li.ill •.•• : •..• Beer Retailer Whellam W. Crown st •••.•••••••• Boot & Shoemaker White Robt. Bridge st ••••.•••••.••••••.••• Grocer, &c. . Whittaker H. ditto ••.•••• ..••••••••••••.•••. Shopkeeper Wildes Jas...... Deputy Registrar of Marriages for Somersham District Williams John, Bacl' st ••................ Beer Retailer W ooldridge Thos. Bridge st.. •• . . . • . • . . • . • • . • Butcher W ooldridge ,.fhos. ditto ........................•..... Star Wybrow Sm·ah, Church st ••.••.•..•••.•...• Shopkeeper Young Mary, ]}ferry land •..•••••••.•••• Nelsons Head Post Office. John Frank, sen. Bullock market •.•••••.• Postmaster Letters from London arrive every niorn. ~ p. 3, dispatched ~ p. 10 even. Letters from Wisbeach, March, Chatteris, and Somersham, arrive by Mail every eYen. 25 min. p. 10, except those for Somersham, and dispatched ~ p. 3 morn. Somersham Letters dispatched 6 morn. Letters arrive from and are dispatched to Earith and Bluntisham, by a messenger daily. I.etters from Huntingdon and the North, arri,·e every day at 1, and dispatched ~ p. 10 even. Posting House. Crown Inn, Crown st.................. George Hardy Bankers. Foster E. C. F. & G. E. (Cambridge.) Draw on Prescotts Paul Thos. Dennis, Bridge st.. ••..••.•••• .• Agent Rust & V easeys, Crown st. Draw on Masterman & Co. Savings Bank, Bullock market John Franks .......................•......... Manager Fire &. Life Assurance Agents. Atlas :Fire & Life, Bullock market ••• John Lawrence County Fire, Crown yd .••••.•••••• John King Watts Eagle Life, Back st.................. J. J. Pepperday Herts & Cambridge Fire & Life, Bullock market ••• J osh. Constable Norwich Union Fire& Life, Bridge st ..• T.P.Dennis Phrenix :Fire & Life, ditto •••••••.••• , Thos. Setchfield Protector Fire, Back st ••••••••.••.••• J. J. Pepperday Protestar.t Dissenters Fire & Life. Crown st •........ . Cornelins Corthorn Provident Life, Crown yd.......... John Kiug Watts 21

ST. IVES, &c. =======================-=== Royal Exchange Fire & Lifej Sheep market • , '"'""'. Robt. Knightley Suffolk & General Countv Amicable, Bullook mkt, • John Frank, sen. York Fire & Life, Bridge st ..........•• Thos. Stock er York & London Fire & Life, ditto ... J, Underwood Law &. Public Officers. All press U. W. Bullock market ...... Coroner for the Hundred of Toseland Day G. G. dilto ......... Clerk to Board of Guardians - Publie Establishments. Excise Office, at the Crown, John Thompson ••.••.•.•...•..•......•. • ..•.. Collectot George Alien.............................. Supervisor Friendly Institution, Bztlloclc market Gas Works...... GM. M ala m, Potton rd, Manager St&mp Office... T. Setchfield, Bridge $l1 Distributor Coaches. Holbeach Mail, from Golden Lion, ~ p. 10 even.; arrh·es i p. 3 morn. Wisbeach Day Coach, Mon. 'Wed. & Fri. 10 mot·n.: arti\'es Tu. Th. & Saf. 4 aft. Ditto, Defianc~, from Crown Inn, Tu. Th. & Sat. 10 morn; arrives 4 aft. Carriers. Cambridge, W. Gilby's Cart, from Cross Keys, Wedt & Sat. morn. Ditto, J. Smith's Cart, every Sat. l:tuntingdon & Godmanchester, It 1Jocwra's Waggon, from Grapesf every Mon. morn. Ditto, J. Offiey's Cart, every Sat. London, Day & Co.'s Waggons, from their Warehouse, e\·ery Mon. Tu, & Th. night; & Fri. morn. Ditto, J. Kidman's Waggons, from Cross J{eys; Mon. & Th. Ramsey & Warboys, Day & Co's. Waggon, every Wed. morn. Ditto, Mitchel's Cart, from Cow~ Hare, every Mon. Ditto, J. Smith's Cart, every Wed. Ditto, J. Kidman's Cart, fi·om Cross Keys, every Wed. Ditto, Butler's Cart, every Mon. Whittlesea, Day & Co's. Waggon, every Wed. morn. Wisbech, Somersham & Chatteris, Day & Co' 11. Wag· gon, every Mon. & Th. night Dittoj R. Earl's Waggon, from Cross Keys, Mon.& Th. Ditto, John Stock's Cart, from Parrot Inn, Mon. aft. Classification of Trades • .Agent.·-Underwood James, Bridge Bt · Auctioneers ~ .Appraisers.·--Butier T. Bridge st Green J ames, Sheep market Skeeles George, Crown st Bakers. Arnsby Ekin, Melbourne pi Brown G. Bridp-e st Burges Hume, Buck st Campion Mary, Merry land Clarke Jobn, Sheep market Harris T. Meeting la Basket Maket'. Brown G. Bridge st Beer Retailers.-Ablett H. Church st, West end Ablett John, Back st Asplin Isaac, Potton road Bid well Wm. Back st Bilson George, Waits Blake T. Market hill Breese T. Back st Brown John, Back st Collins Robert, Back la Cox John, Church st Curti1 B. .Merry land Deeks Thomas, Wellington la · 22 • ST. IvEs CLAssitic,.\TJoN, eontinut.tl. Beer Retailers. Evt>l"itt J ames Roberf, Back st Freeman J ame:t, Merry land Gaunt J ames, West end Giddena Satrmel, Back la Gray J ames, Wellington la Grey S. Green st Hamlllond M. Market hill Harvey Sarah, Crown st Holloman W. Wellington la Holland John, West end Ho\t H. Bridge st Kiddle E. Bridge st Maile W. Waits Meadows T. West end Newman L. J>otton road • N ewman Samuel, Wellington la N ewman Samuel, Green st Pick Thomas, Crown st J>orter Rebecca, Crown st Ross W. Bullock market Spink George, Back st Stutters John, Bullock market Stute J ohn1 Sheep marke~ 'faylor W, Bullock market Trundle John, Sekings la W allis William, Back st Whellams J ames, Market hill Williams John, Back st Bell Hm1gers.--Ulph J. & T. Crown st Blacksmiths.--Chapman John, Back st Culpin C. Back st • Dring E. Bac._k st Boolcsellers ~ Statione1's.--.. Croft P. C, Crown st Gardner Susan, Crown st Underwood James, Bridge &t Boot 4' S/IQemaken-Afford E. Bullock market Afford E. Sheep market Bolten J. Back st Culpin Richard, Back st Munns Sophia, Market hill N ewman Samuel, Crown st Smallbones John, Waits Tolliday W. Market hill Whellam W. Crown st Brazier ~ Tin man.--W aldock John, Bridge st Brewers.-Bruwn G. Bridge st Coote W. Bullock market Coote W. Wellington la Earl Thomas, Bullock market Everitt J ames Robert, Back st Hopkins Rd. Bullock market Osborne Martin Rawling, Bullock market Ulph S. Dore, West end Bricklayers, etc. Mason J. & T. BuJiock market Mason J. Sheep market Builders. All press John, Crown st Ingle W, Potton road Smallbones William, Merry land Sutton John, Merry land Butchers.--Alderton T. Meeting la Edwards John, Crown st Ekins W. Waits Ferley Z. Bt·idge st Kington Thomas, Bridge st Nortrup D. Water side Revnolds Robert, Bullock market. Uobin~on G. Bridge st Warner John, Sheep market W ooldridge Thomas, Bridge st Cabinet Makers.-Goodyer Williarn, Back it M'Kenzie William, l\:lerryland Carpenters, etc. A llpress J. Merry land •

ST. IVl?.S, &c .. : ::!:' ::!::"':=ti~sa!::::"'"""P+~.~";~!!!!'!"f!:!!ts:t~a&!!:£~t:;:!:use 2 z, 1 :er n7u•m;rr ·; .. , . , ; HUNTS-, ST. Ivu CLAssiFICATioN, confitmed. Carp1nttr1, ~c. Ingle W. Potton rd .. Meadows T. West end Sutton John, Merry tand Ca"ier'· Offley John, Market hill Smith John, Back st Cltemists ~ Druqgists. Prior T. Bridge st Stocker Thomas, Bridge st Cltina, Glass, ~c. Dealers. Ulph J. & T. Crown st Coach Makers. Archdeacon Thos. West end Clack Wm. nr Slepe hall J ames Richard, Back st Coal Dealer.-Ablett John, Back st Coal Merchants. Bloom Wm. Bridge st Ulph S. Dore, West end Confectionurs .. .. Bann.ell H. E. Crown st Constable S. Bullock market Coope1s.~ • Harrison Fletcher, Sheep market Piggott G. Sheep market Cor11 Dealer.· -Gifford Wm. Bridge st Curriers 4" Leather Culters ........ Giblett Wm. Back st Hopkin& J. A. Back st Hopkins John Arthur, Crown st Warner Robert, Sheep market Druggists.--Nix & Wa&dale, Bullock market Dyer. ·-Shatton J. S. Wellington la Engraver.T""".A.m-.by Ekin, Melbourne place Fancy Repository.-.~Beeehenos R. Crown st Fellmonger. Lyon B. L. Bullock market Fiskmon!Jer. Beard John, Cow & Hare yd Gardeners. Piggott James, Crown st Stephens Jacob, Sheep market Grocera.--Bush Tl10s. She~p market • Green James, Sheep market Johnson John, Crown st Nix & W asdale, Bullock market Noble Robert, Bullock market Sarjant Thomas, Sheep market White Robert, Bridge st Hair Dressers ..... Brown Benjamin, Crown st Butler W. Bridge st Matt.heM·s Thos. Merry land l\lutton G. Crown llt Rycroft Brougham, Bridge st Harness ~ Collar Maker.~r~Archel' A. Bridge st Hatter.--Ingle James, Bridge st lroa 4" Tin Plate Workers.-- Ulph J. & T. Crown st lronmongers.--Paul Thomas Dennis, Bridge st lllph J. & T. Crown st Waldock John, Bridge st Jeweller .... -Guarnerio Angelo, Sheep market Ligltterman.-· Field J ames, Wellington la Linea ~ Woollen Drapers :- Carter & Corthorn, Crown st Clayton Henry, Brirlge st Heffer Robt. Bullock market Nicbolson John, Bridge st Upsher Joseph, Sheep market Maltsters.--Coota W. Bullock market Coote Wm. Wellington la Hipkins Richard, Bullock market Osborne Martin Rawling, Bullock market Ulph S. Dore, West end Merchants. Cooch Thos. Water side Coote William, Bullock market Lindsell Thomas, Bridge st Millera. .Ashton Allpress, sen,. Bridge st Harris T. Meeting la Milliners 4· Dress Makers. Cox: Ann, Bridge st Danger Elizabeth, Merry land English M. A. Bridge st Goodge S. Waits Robinson N. Sheep market . Sr. IvEs CLASSIFICATioN, continued. News Agent. Green Jas. Sheep market Oil cS' Colourman. Prior T. Bridge at Paper Hange,., All press John, Crown st Pipe Maker. Mnmby Sarah, Melbourne pi Plum~ers. Painters, ~ Gla~iers. Mandefield Wm. Peek W. Merry land (Bullock market Sharpe J ames1 Crown ya1·d Pork Butcher. Hammond M. Market hill Poulterer. Beard John, Cow & Hare yd Printers. Croft P. C. Crown st Underwood James, Bridge st Sadlers, ~c. Gifford Wm. Bridge st Goggs Richard, Bridge st Mar$h H. Market hill Tilbrcok G. Crown st School, Gents. Partridge John, Church st Schools, Ladies. Gray Eliza, Wellington la Rugely A. M. Slepe hall Sltopkeepers. Alden H. Waits Burgess John, Crown st Cordell Richard, Crown st Darlow M. Sheep market Dumvile John1 Bridge st Parker John, Sheep market Phillips Susan, Back st Rider John, Green st Stevens J ames, W ait.s Whittaker H. Bridge st Whybrow Sarah? Church st $ilver.~mitlis. Ulph J. & T. Crown st Slate J.11erchant. Bloom Wm. Bridge st Smiths. Taylor W. Bullock market W eston J olm, Back la Solicitors. Allpress & Lawrence, Bullock market Day, Fowler, & Swallow, Bullock market Fisher T. Escombe, Water side Stone~ Marble Jlfason.. Cannam James Sttrgeons. Brown W. Market hill Cockle G. Merry land . Cooper 0. St John, Merry land Girling G. L. Bullock market , Leigh J. Bullock market Manning H. Bridge st Theed F. Waterside Tailors ~ Draper.f.--Atwood Roger, Ma1·ket hill Frank J. Crown st Green J. Market hill Ingle James, Bridge st Lee Joshua, Bridge st Nob le John, Bullock market Tallow Ckandler.--Satjant Thomas, Sheep market 'J'm:erns, Inns, 9" Public Houses:- Blue Anchor, N ortrup D. Water side Cow ~ Hare, Cowling M. Bullock market Cross KetfS, Gilby Wm. Sheep market Crown Com. Inn~· Pstng House, Hardy Geo. Dolphin, Dack J. Cambridge rd [Crown st Dun Horse, Bullbrook Sarah, West end George, Chapman J olm, Bullock market Globe, Setchfie]d Deb. Bridge st Golden Lion Iun, Gifford Wm. Market hill GrapP.s, Hayes H. Bridge st Greyhound, Culpin Chas. Near Slepe hall Nelson's Head, Young Mary, Mer1·y land New Inn, Hardwick James, Bullock ma.ket Parrot Inn, Sirnont Wm. Sheep market Robm Hood, Everett James, Sheep market Ship, Chapman Jas. Water side Stm·, W ooldridge Thomas, Bridge st Fhree Tuns, Bl'llntleU E. Bridge st Unicont, Earl Franci~:.~, Bullock market Wheatsltuif, Papworth P. Crown at 23

HUNTS. ST. NEOTS, &c. -============~~====~======~ ST. IVES CLASSIFICATION, continued. Taverns, ~c.--· White Hart, Stafford W. Sheep mrkt lV!tite Horse, Rloom Eli:Labeth, Bridge st Timber Mercltants.--Bloom Wm. Bridge st Ulph S. Dore, West end Turners. Golding H. Sheep market Upholsterers. Cope Henry, Crown st Skeeles George, Crown st Veterinary Surgeons.--Hill John, Sheep market Watcltmakers.---Beall M. Sheep market Clarke Wm. Bullock market Dumville J ames, Bridge st Dum vile J olm, Bridge st Hardy Samuel, Crown st Wine ~ Spirit Merchants.--Ashton A. jun. Bullock Goodwin Geo. Sheep market [market Green Charles, Crown st Osborne Martin Rawling, Bullock market Woolstapler.--Lyon B. L. Bullock market WILTON. All press T. . • • • • . • . • . . • • . • • . • . . . . • • . • . • • . • . • . • • Carpenter Bailey W. • • • • • • • . • • • • • • . . . • • . •• . • • • • . • . • . • Beer Retailer Bailey W. . •.••••.•••••••..••.••••.•••........•.••.. Tailor Packwood Robt. • . . . ••• • • . • •• •• • • • • • •• . • • • •• • • G·ardener Packwood Robt ......................... Jolly Butchers Peck Re\·. E. W .... Rector of Houghton cum Wilton Public School. Sunday & Day School. Simpson H. S .••........••.......•.•.....•..•.. Master Simpson M. . .•. ... .•..... ..•.• ... . •. ... . . .•• Mistress ST. :NEOTS &. EY'NESBVB'Y. ST. N EoTS, 56 miles north-west from London on the Doncaster road, and 9 miles south-west of Huntingdon, is a vicarage Yalued at 163l. annually. including the hamlets of Monk's Hardwick and Wintringham; and containing with them a population of 2601. This town had its origin from the ancient village of Eynesbury, adjoining it on the other side of the Ouse; bore the same name, and was honoured with the residence of the Earls of Mercia; but Earl Alric, converting the palace into a priory, dedicated it to St. N eot, a saint much reverenced in Cornwall, and said to have been the fi·iend of Alfred; upon which the 1·ising town assumed the name of N eotsbury, changed after the conquest to the present denomination. The monks appear, according to the Cornish lE•gend, to have stolen the saint's body and en:ohrined it here. This is a considerable town, of a lively and respectable appearance, pleasantly situated on a broad part of the river, (whose banks are everywhere fertile,) and sheltered by a hill from the cold north-east winds. It consists of a large market place, and four principal streets, meeting at a point called the Cross: the High street, running from the bridge along the great north road ; Cambridge and Huntingdon streets, on the respective roads to those towns; and St. :Mary's street leading to the church. This edifice, dedicated to the Virgin, is in the Tudor style of architecture, and the finest in the whole county; terminated to the west by an ornamented tower 150 feet high, and of beautiful proportions. The stone bridge, built in 1589, across the Ou~e to Eynesbury, with a long causeway over the low grounds, which are subject to frequent inundations, is composed of several arches, the centre one 44 feet in span; and is of sufficient breadth to afford convenient passage for the great north road. The market is on Thursday; and there ar, fairs on Ascension Day, the third Thursday after it, the 1st of August, and 17th of December. The town derives from the road and 24 navigable river the advantages of a very brisk trade, and is supplied with abundance of excellent fish. There is a large paper manufacture, in a mill worked. by the river; and a free school for twenty-five boys. St. N eots is the centre of a Poor Law Union, comprising twenty-two parishes in this county, seven in Bedfordshire and one in Cambridgeshire. It was the scene of a decisive victory of the par .. liamentary forces over the Earl of Holland, who was afterwards taken prisoner at St. Ives. The vicinity boasts some beautiful scenery. Priory Hill is a fine seat in the village of Monk's Hardwick. !.fame, Residence, &. Profession. See also CLASSIFICATION of TRADEs, p. 26. Abraham J. Hztntingdon st ........................ Baker Addington Leonard... Regstr of Births, Deaths, & Marriages, & Relieving Officer of St N eots District Alien Daniel, High st .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• Baker Alien Daniel, ditto ............ Gardener & Seedsman Allen G ... ,....................... Supervisor of Excise Allison & Jordan, :Market sq .................. Carriers An drew John, Cambridge st .... , ....... Rose & Crown Appleton Rev. Jas. Ficarage ..................... Vicar Arnold Ann, ilfarket sq ......... Cross Keys Coml Inn Atkins John, Hi,qh st ........................... New Inn Atkins John, ditto ...•.••...•••..•...•..•.•..•.••.• Turner Bail y A dam, ditto ......•..•..••............•..•.•• Grocer Banks Thos. Huntingdon st ............ Cabinet Maker Banks Thos. ditto ........................... Shopkeeper Barker John •.••.••..•...•...••..•.....••.••...••.. Grocer Barker John........................... S.hoe Warehouse Barringer Jos. St Mary st ........................ Baker Bartlett E. near Market sq ............... Queens Head Bartlett G. ditto ............................ Hair Dresser Bartlett Wm. Clturch end..................... Butcher Beale N. Huntingdon st ........................ Butcher Be dells Samuel, High st.. ........ ... ........... Grocer Bingham J. G. Windmill row .................. Cooper Bingham M. ditto ........................... Whitesmith Britten Thos. St ilfarys st ............ Shoe Warehouse Brown John, Market sq ........................ Butcher Brown W. Russell row .................. Land Surveyor Bull J ames, High st. .... .. ... .... . Boot & Shoemaker Burford James, New la ........................... Builder Burgin Rd. nr Market sq ... Kings Head Inn; Carpe~ter & Cabinet Maker Butler Mary, High st ............ Straw Bonnet Maker Butler Thos. ditto ........................... Tea Dealer Candwell Thos. L. ditto......... Veterinary Surgeon Carpenter Wm. ditto .....•••••..•..•..•...•.•••... Grocer Carr Ann, ditto.................. Flour & Corn Peal er Canington John, Market sq .. Furnishing Ironmonger ChandlerS. Cambridge st ...... Dealer in Pillow Lace Chapman Thos. ditto ........................... l\1altster Chapman Thos. High st........... ............. Pigeon Charlton Samuel, Windmill·row ............. ~ Builder Chessum J esse, High st ........................ Mealman Claxton John, ditto........................ Ironmonger Cole W. Green end ........................ Beer Retailer Cook John, High st ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Sadler Cook William, ditto .............................. Draper Cook Willi&m, ditto .................. Tailor & Draper Cooper Thos. ditto ..................... Tailor & Draper Cow en J acob, Cambridge st.... ... .. • .. Wire Worker Cox Christopher, High st ............... Fox & Hounds Crick J ames, ditto ........................... Stay Maker Dalzell John, ditto •.•.••••.•.••••••••.•••••••••••. . Grocer Day W. & N ....••.•..•.••.•...•.....•..•..•..•.• Solicitors Day J. H. Priory ... Brewer, Maltster, & Sprt Mchnt Day N ... Clerk to Buck den Petty Sessicns, & of the Peace for Huntingdon; Sprntndnt Registrar of Bths Dths & Marriages, & Clerk to Board of Guardians