Uppingham

UPPINGHAM is a market and union town or parish with a terminal station on a branch line 3¾ miles in length, opened in 1894, from Seaton junction of the London, Midland and Scottish and London and North Eastern joint railway and is 4 miles south from Manton and Uppingham station on the Syston and Peterborough and Nottingham and Kettering branches of the London, Midland and Scottish railway, 6½ south from Oakham, 12 west-south-west from Stamford, 19 east from Leicester and 90 by road from London, in the hundred of Martinsley, county court district of Stamford, Lincs, rural deanery of Rutland (third portion), archdeaconry ; of Oakham and diocese of Peterborough. The chief feature of the town is the Uppingham school, founded by Archdeacon Johnson in 1584, full particulars of which will be; found on page 799. The town consists principally of one; long street, running from east to west, and containing some good houses, shops and inns; it is paved, and lighted with gas from works on the Glaston road, established in 1837, the property of a private company. The water supply is obtained from works on the Stockerston road, also belonging to a company. In 1903-4 a well was sunk at Gretton, 22 ft. deep, and filter tunnels cut through the gravel into the ; solid blue lias formation, extending a distance of 165 feet north and 90 feet south-west, and a pumping station was built at Lyddington; there are two sets of pumping machinery, each set capable of pumping 6,000 gallons per hour after softening, the water is pumped through a 6-inch main and connected with the present system. There is also a main laid to Beaumont Chase Reservoir, holding 300,000 gallons ; the total cost amounted to £15,000. The church of SS. Peter and Paul, standing near the Market place, is an ancient building of stone, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays, aisles, north and south porches and an embattled western tower, with lofty spire, containing 8 bells, dating from 1772 to 1804, and a clock, provided in 1898 in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria: in 1861 the church was greatly enlarged and thoroughly restored at a cost of over £6,000, a new hammer-beam roof of oak, with beautifully carved figures of angels being placed over the nave and a new chancel roof of oak with angel corbels erected: the ancient pulpit is of oak richly carved: the font is of serpentine marble with oak canopy and the bench ends are elaborately carved: in 1893 a stained east window was placed in the chancel as a memorial to the Rev. the Worshipful William Wales M.A. rector here 1859-79 and sometime Chancellor of Peterborough, at a cost of £375 : in the south aisle is a stained window, erected by Sergt. Robert Love to the memory of his wife and her sister, and there are several others : the organ was restored and enlarged in 1894, at a cost of nearly £400, and again in 1912, at a cost of £330: a burial ground was purchased and added to the churchyard in 1862. The register dates from the year 1571 and is in good condition. Bishop Jeremy Taylor was once rector of the parish and there are many entries in the parish register in his handwriting. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £920, chiefly arising from 230 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Peterborough, and held since 1920 by the Rev. George Leyburn Richardson B.D. of Durham University, proctor in Convocation, hon. canon of Peterborough and surrogate.

The Congregational chapel, Adderley street, founded in 1700, and rebuilt in 1847, is an edifice of red brick, seating 280 persons, and was renovated in 1903 at a cost of £170; there are also Wesleyan Methodist and Baptist chapels.

The Mutual Improvement Society was founded in 1861. The Institute and Lecture Hall, a substantial building of stone on the London road, has a library and reading and class rooms; the library contains about 4,500 volumes; there is also a billiard room.

The market, held on Wednesday, is well attended. Fairs for cattle are held on the second Wednesday in March and July.

There are charities of about £53 annual value for distribution, left by the Rev. __ Standish and E. Fawkener.

About a mile from the town on the Leicester road is a mound, bearing the remains of military works, called Castle Hill: from the summit are fine views of the surrounding country. The trustees of the Earl of Gainsborough (who is a minor) are lords of the manor. There is also a small rectorial manor, of which the rector for the time being is lord. The landowners are the trustees of the Earl of Gainsborough, Lord Norton and the rector. The parish comprises 1,380 acres ; the population in 1921 was 2,453.

BEAUMONT CHASE, formerly extra-parochial, is now a parish in Uppingham ecclesiastical parish, 1½ miles west from Uppingham, on the borders of Leicestershire. The area is 454 acres; the population in 1921 was 14. In 1885 a detached part. of Uppingham, known as Preston Leys and Preston Leys Plantation, was amalgamated with this parish.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M.O. & T. & T. E. D. Office, Market place

UPPINGHAM RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The parishes in the District are the Rutland parishes in the Union. The area is 24,735 acres; the population in 1921 was 6,254.
Council meets at Board room, Falcon Rooms, High street, Uppingham, on Wednesday, fortnightly, at 10.30 a.m.
Chairman, John M. Northen, Thorpe-by-Water, Uppingham

Officials.
Clerk, Frederick Oakley, High street, Uppingham
Treasurer, Arthur Reginald Myers, Barclays Bank Limited, High street
Medical Officer of Health, J. E. O'Connor M.D., B. ch.R.U.I., D.P.H. camb. White lodge, Kirky Muxloe, Leicester
Surveyor of Highways, Whitworth Crone, High street
Uppingham Sanitary Inspector, George Dolphin A.R.S.A. North street, Uppingham

UPPINGHAM LOCAL PENSION SUB-COMMITTEE OF RUTLAND.
The following places are included in the Sub-District:- Ayston, Barrowden, Beaumont Chase, Belton, Bisbrooke, Caldecott, Glaston, Liddington, Luffenham North, Lunenham South, Morcott, Pilton, Preston, Ridlington, Seaton, Stoke Dry, Thorpe-by-Water, Uppingham, Wardley & Wing.Meetings are held at Uppingham.Chairman, Nathaniel W. WortleyClerk, Benjamin Addington Adam, Catmose street, OakhamCounty Police Station, Stockerston roadFire Brigade, Engine house, Market placeStamp Office, Market place

UPPINGHAM UNION.Board day, Wednesday, fortnightly, at the Falcon Rooms, High street, at 10.30 a.m..
For list of places in the Union see information at front of book.
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, John M. Northern, Thorpe-by-Water, Uppingham
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Fredk. Oakley, High street, Uppingham
Treasurer, Arthur Reginald Myers, Barclays Bank Limited, High street, Uppingham
Rating Officer, John Arnold Durant, High street, Uppingham
Relieving & Vaccination Officer for the Union, Robert William Hayes, Leicester road, Uppingham
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Barrowden district, Malcolm Hutton M.A., B.SC., M.B., ch.B.Glas., D.P.H. Barrowden; Great Easton district, David Duke M.R.C.S.Eng. Great Easton; Hallaton district, Peter Drummond M.A.Glas., M.B., C.M. Hallaton; Uppingham district, Arthur Reginald Beaumont F.R.C.S.Edin., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Tudor house. High street, Uppingham

UPPINGHAM REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Superintendent Registrar, Frederick Oakley, High street, Uppingham; deputy, John T. Knight, North street, Uppingham
Registrar of Marriages, Robt. Wm. Hayes, Leicester road, Uppingham ; deputy, Chas. Edwd. Manton, Uppingham
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Barrowden sub-district, Mrs. Mary Rachel Toft, Barrowden ; deputy, F. Dexter, Barrowden; Hallaton sub-district, John Tom Neale; deputy, E. Neale; Uppingham sub-district, Robert Wm. Hayes, Leicester road, Uppingham; deputy, Charles Edward Manton, Uppingham

PUBLIC OFFICERS
Rating Officer & Clerk to the Parish Council, John Arnold Durant, High street
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Robert W. Bingham. Market pl
Town Crier, Frederick Thorpe, North street

PLACES OF WORSHIP.
St. Peter & St. Paul's Church, Rev. Canon George Leyburn Richardson B.D. rector & surrogate
Congregational
Baptist
Wesleyan Methodist
Brethren Meeting House, Hope's yard

EDUCATIONAL.
Uppingham School (Archdeacon Johnson's School & Hospital).
Archdeacon Johnson's Rutland charity, which embraces the schools of Uppingham & Oakham & a provision for certain poor pensioners, called the Bede-House people, was founded by Robert Johnson, Archdeacon of Leicester, in the year 1584; he endowed the charity with certain lands & impropriations (in different parishes), the value of which is now (1928) about £2,900 yearly, & appointed governors for the management of the whole foundation : now, however, each school has its own separate body of trustees, & the governors manage the estate & appoint the Bede-House people (after paying the expenses & repairs on the estates two-sevenths of the net surplus is given to Uppingham schools; a similar amount to Oakham schools; & the remainder to the Bede-House pensioners). Uppingham school is under the management of 19 trustees, appointed under the provisions of a scheme prepared by the Endowed Schools Commissioners & sanctioned in Council 13th May, 1875. Uppingham school began to be gradually remodelled in 1854, when there was but one boarding house & about 30 boarders; there are now (1928) thirteen boarding houses (including the school-house) & about 480 boys, & the income from the foundation is about £800 yearly; the buildings include a fine large school-room & a chapel. A well-equipped hall, situated in High street and the School lane, with accommodation for 1,000 people, was completed in 1924, as a memorial to Old Uppinghamians who served and fell in the Great War, 1914-18 : adjoining is a special block of new classrooms. The opening ceremony was performed by Gen. Sir Charles H. Harington G.B.E., K.C.B., D.S.O. There are three exhibitions vacant every year, of the value of about £50 each, tenable at some university, or other place of learned, scientific or professional education, for three years: it is required that candidates shall have been at Uppingham school for the two years previous to the election : there are also sixteen exhibitions at the following colleges in Cambridge:- St. John's, Clare, Emmanuel & Sidney Sussex; four at each, about £50 yearly, to which scholars from Uppingham & Oakham have the preference: the trustees assign out of the tuition fees £100 annually for prizes: there is an examination twice every year, in certain selected English books, with questions on language & literature, prizes up to £5 are awarded if sufficient merit be shown ; other prizes up to £4 are open to boys in the second hundred of the school, & prizes of £3 to boys in the third hundred: an examination is held in May or June annually, for scholarships, varying in number & in value from £85 to £30 per annum : there are also two Rutland scholarships of the value of £25 per annum each, tenable for two years at either Oakham or Uppingham school. There are also special engineering classes. Connected with the foundation is a hospital; annuities to the amount of £12 each are given from the funds to decayed tradesmen, widows & others

Trustees.Chairman, Hugh Rotherham, esq. Keresley Grange, near Coventry; Vice-Chairman, William Henry Neill, esq. The Cottage, Wing, Oakham; chairman of Quarter Sessions; The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Peterborough, The Palace, Peterborough; Capt. William Dalrymple Johnson, The Orchard, Ketton, Rutland; The Earl of Ancaster, Grimsthorpe Castle, Bourne; The Very Rev. The Dean of Peterborough, The Deanery, Peterborough ; Sir Maurice Levy bart. J.P. Great Glen house, near Leicester; The Rev. A. V. Valentine-Richards M.A. Fellow of Christ's college, Cambridge; Lieut.-Col. Rt. Hon. John Gretton, C.B.E., M.P., J.P. Stapleford Park, Melton Mowbray; Lieut.-Col. John M. Wingfield D.S.O., O.B.E., J.P. D5 The Albany, London W1 ; John Eustace Harman esq. 45 Onslow square, London SW 7; Lieut.-General Sir Alfred E. Codrington K.C.B., K.C.V.O., D.L., .J.P. Preston Hall, Uppingham ; William Belgrave esq. Preston house, Uppingham; Charles Lewis Brook esq. Harewood lodge, Meltham, Yorks; Col. Alan Francis Maclure C.B., D.L. 10 Oak drive, Fallowfield, Manchester; Sir William Ellis G.B.E., J.P. Weetwood, Ecclesall, Sheffield; Howard Bradley Figgis esq. Heathlands, Hampstead Heath, London n w 3; Norman William Raeburn esq. C.B.E., M.A., LL.B., K.C. 5 Paper buildings, Temple, London EC 4; Leonard Birley esq. C.S.I., C.I.E. 8 Cavendish road, Bournemouth
Bursar & Clerk to the Trustees, Major Constantine Bland T.D., M.A. The Old School house, Uppingham
Head Master, Rev. Reginald Herbert Owen M.A. late fellow of Worcester College, Oxford

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE SUB-COMMITTEE FOR UPPINGHAM RURAL DISTRICT.
Meets at, the Board room on Wednesday, monthly, at 10.15 a.m.
Clerk, Frederick Oakley, High street, Uppingham
Attendance Officer, George Edwin Wadd, Belton
Railway Station

CONVEYANCE.
An omnibus leaves & returns to the Falcon hotel three times a day (except Sunday) for the Manton station, Syston & Peterborough railway, at 8.10 a.m. & 12.25 & 5.10 p.m. & leaves Manton station at 9 a.m. & 2.20 & 6.15 p.m

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
(For T N's see general list of Private Residents at end of book.)
Adkins John Caleb M.A. (assist, master Uppingham school), Highfield, London road
Alderton Mrs. Woodlands, High st
Allan Rev. John Duthie [Congregational], The Manse, Adderley street
Baldwin Charles, High street
Bashford Frederick George B.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), Stockerston road
Bayley Cornelius, South view
Beaumont Arthur Reginald F.R.C.S..Edin. Tudor house, High street
Bedall Mrs. High street
Beisegal Mrs.Emily M.The Firs, Ayston rd
Belk T. B. B.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Bennett Robert Sterndale M.A., T.D.The Cottage, South view
Berridge Henry, Rockleigh, Leicester rd
Bingham Robert William, Broadmead, Leicester road
Binley George Frederick, North street
Bland Major Constantine T.D., M.A. The Old School house
Bradshaw Cecil James, High street
Brett Alfred, Ayston rd
Broadway Charles P. Queen street
Burnaby Robert B. M.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Cameron S. S. M.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Cox Miss, Rowan cottage, High street
Dickens Mrs. Ayston road
Ditchett Rev. Henry Arthur [rector of Stockerston], High street
Dorman Thomas Augustus, North street
Drake Miss, Ayston road
Draper Mrs. New town
Dunn William M.B., J.P. Woodfield house
Durant John Arnold, Eureka house, Stockerston road
Dyer Robert W. Ayston road,
Ebden Edward Dawson M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school). High st
Feild Edward Andrew M.A. Holmwood, Leicester road
Flitney David Henry, Leamington terrace
Gilbert John, North street
Gilkes C. H. B.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), Sherwood, High st
Gilligan F. W. M.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Greatorex Philip, Leamington terrace
Gregory George William, Leamington ter
Hale Ernest Nathaniel B.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), Lorne house. High street
Hammond Mrs. High street
Hawthorn Charles, Ayston road
Hayr Robert Halford, High street
Hodgkinson Frank Edward, Spring Way, South street
Ingram William, South view
Jourdan Arthur John, High street
King P. B. M.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Leatherbarrow William L.D.S. Ayston rd
Lloyd-Jones Major Ivor Gordon T.D., M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), South street
Lumsden John Arthur M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), Fircroft, London road
McNeile Rev. Robert Fergus M.A. [chaplain Uppingham school], Redgate, London road
Martin Harold Charles, High street
Mould Charles, High street
Mountfort Rev. Charles Clayton M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), West bank
Oakley Frederick, Leicester road
Oakley John William, Cromwell cottage, South view
Oscroft Percy William M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school). The Knolls
Owen Rev. Reginald Herbert M.A (head master Uppingham school), School house, High street, Perkins Miss, Westleigh, Stockerston rd
Powell Edgar, Littlebrook, South street
Power William Herbert M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school). Hillside, Stockerston road
Raynor Kenneth B.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), The Chestnuts, Leicester road
Richardson Rev. George Leyburn B.D. [rector, proctor in Convocation, hon. canon of Peterborough & surrogate], The Rectory
Roberts Miss K. K. Leamington terrace
Saunders Ernest William Cotes M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), Brooklands, London road
Saunders Phillip F. B.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Scott Thos. Belgrave gdns. Leicester rd
Shea Major Robert Percival M.A., T.D. (assistant master Uppingham school), The Hall, High street
Shuffrey F. A. M A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Small Harry Robert, High street
Smallwood A. M. M.A. (assistant master), Uppingham school
Sparrow Mrs. Windmill house, Stockerston road
Stanger-Leathes Thomas Denton M.A. (assistant master Uppingham school), Springdale, Stocherston road
Stephenson Mrs. High street Thorpe
Charles Herbert, Belgrave Leicester road
Thorpe James. Ashleigh, Seaton road
Turing Miss, High street
Tyler Mrs. Craigella, High street
Wallace Frederick Herbert, Manor house
Walters David John M.A., M.C. (assistant master Uppingham school), Farleigh, Ayston road
Waugh Miss, Balmaghie, High street
Waugh Samuel Ernest, High street

COMMERCIAL.
Early closing day, Thursday.
Arnsby Edward Sewell, cattle dealer, High street
Arnsby Samuel, cattle dealer, Aberdeen, Stockerston road
Bacovitch Coy. Sergt.-Major William A.G.S. boxing & gymnasium instructor to the Uppingham school
Badley Mary (Miss), dressma. Queen st
Baines Edward Senior, confectioner, High street
Baines Herbert Charles, butcher, High street
Banks & Harper, blacksmiths, Ayston rd
Barclays Bank Ltd. (branch) (Arth. Regnld. Myers, mngr.), High st. (T N 33); head office, 54 Lombard st. London EC 3
Barnett Chas. M.P.S. chemist, Market pl. T N 21
Barnett Chas. Edwd. tailor, New town
Bass Frank, dairyman, Oakfield dairy. High street
Bayley Cornelius M.P.S. chemist & druggist, dentist, mineral water manufacturer & nurseryman & seedsman. High street. T N 4
Beardsworth John, plumber. High street
Beaumont Arth. Regnld. F.R.C.S.Edn., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. surgn. medical officer & public vacinator, Uppingham
district & medical officer to the Poor Law Institution, Tudor ho. High st. T N 48
Beisiegel Emily M. (Mrs.), model sanitary laundry. Ayston rd
Benskin Fras. E. musical instrument dir. Ayston
Billison Gerald Holmes L.D.S. dental surgn. High st Bilsdon
Alee Edwd. cycle agt. High st
Bilsdon Edward, laundry. Queen street
Bingham Robert William, postmaster & stamp distributor, Market place
Binley Frederick, ladies' & gentlemen's tailor, breeches maker & outfitter (established 1874), High street. T A "Binley"
Bird Harry, greengrocer, High street
Bollands Thomas, teacher of carpentry, Uppingham school,South view
Bond Lily (Mrs.), haberdasher, Market place
Bradshaw C. J. & Co. coal merchants, Queen street & Station yard
Bradshaw Cecil J. corn merchant, Queen street
Bramley John Peter (Mrs.), mineral water manufacturer, North street
Brewster Walter, carpenter & joiner, North street
British & Foreign Bible Society (The) (Philip Greatorex, hon. treas.), Midland Bank Ltd. Market pl
British Legion (Jas. E. Payne, sec.; Ernest Waugh, treas.), North st
Brown William (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Queen street
Burnham John Arthur, chimney sweeper, Station road
Burnham William, chimney sweeper, Adderley street
Cant Benjamin, fruiterer. High street
Catlin Agnes E. (Miss), draper, High st
Central Garage, motor engineers, High street
Chapman Jn. Rt. plumber. High st
Christian Knowledge Society Depot (Jn.Hawthorn),High st
Church Missionary Society (The) (Philip Greatorex, hon.
treas.), Midland Bank Ltd. Market pl
Clarke Bros. painters, North st
Clarke Alfred Wadd, farmer, Bleak house, High street
Cliff Arthur George, watchmaker, High street
Cliff Cecil Parker, butcher, High st
Cliff George, plumber, High street
Cox Fred Elias, tailor. High street
Crown hotel (Wm. H. Clarke, propr.). High st
Cunnington Tom, White Swan P.H. Market pl
Curtis John, collar maker, High street
Dalby Albert, builder. High street
Dalton Jas. solctr. & commissioner for oaths (firm, Phillips, Evans & Dalton), High st. T N 18
Dalton Rt. Cecil, solctr. commissiner for oaths & sec. to Uppingham Water Works Co. (firm, Phillips, Evans & Dalton), High st. T N 18
Dolby Arth. Geo. statnr. High st. T N 8
Dolphin Geo. M.I.M. & cy.E., A.R.S.I. sanitary inspector to the Rural District Council & building surveyor, North st
Dorman Thomas Aufuctus, builder & contractor, & monumental mason & haulage contractor: distance no object: Adderley street. Tel. No. 29. Telegrams, "Dorman, Uppingham "
Drake Harry, fine art dealer, High street
Dunn & Wallace, physicians &; surgeons, Woodfield house & Manor house
Dunn Wm. M.B., C.M.Aberd., J.P, (firm, Dunn & Wallace),
pbyscn. & surgn. Woodfield ho. TN21
Durant Jn. Arnold, rating officer & clerk to the Parish Council, High st. TN17
Dyer Robert William & Son, bakers, School lane
Eaton Fred, ironmngr. Market p;. T N 7
Eaton James, boot maker. School lane
Edgson William Henry, boot & shoe maker, High street Ellingworth J. T. W. butcher, High st
Ellis & Everard Limited, coal merchants (Martin Bailey, managing agent, Market Harborough)
Falcon Hotel (Adolphe Fras. Albt. Drake, propr.). High st. TN27
Fancott David Soden, grocer, High street
Fire Brigade, Market pl
Forbes John, fruiterer. High street
Frisby Jasper, butcher, High street
Glenn J. & Co. motor engnrs. Ayston rd. T N 32
Greatorex Philip, manager of the Midland Bank Limited, Market place. T N 10
Green Frederick Arthur, confectioner. High street
Gregory William & Son, cabinet makers & music dealers, High street & Ayston road
Hardie Alexander, teacher of forge & metal work, Uppingham school, South view
Haseldine & Son, boot makers, High street
Hawthorn Charles, agent to the Norwich Union Fire & Life Insurance Offices, High street
Hawthorn John, bookseller, stationer & printer & bookbinder, High street. T N 11
Hayes Robert William, relieving & vaccination officer for the union & registrar of births, deaths & marriages for Uppingham district, Leicester road
Hayr Rt. H. grocer. Market pl. T N 35
Hodgson Edith (Mrs.), teacher of music, Hillcroft, Ayston rd
Holmes Daisy (Mrs.), beer retlr. Beast hill
Houghton Herbt. B. window cleaner, South st
Hudson William Drake, bicycle agent, Orange lane
International Tea Co.'s Stores Ltd. grocers, High st. T N 39
Jourdan & Nephew, drapers. High street
Kernick Ernest Martin, haulier, North st
Knight George Henry, Unicorn P.H. High street
Knight Jn. T. deputy supt. registrar of births, deaths & marriages, North st
Knight Robert, beer retailer, North street
Leatberbarrow William L.D.S.L'pool, dental surgeon, Ayston road. TN58
Leicester Road Garage, Leicester road. T N 55
Listed Hotel (Jn. Alfd. Dryne, propr.), High st
London Central Meat Co. Ltd. butchers. High street
Love John Joseph, baker, High street
Manton Chas. Edwd. deputy registrar of births, deaths & marriages for Uppingham district & collector of water rates. T N 18
Melton Mowbray Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd. Market pl. T N 54
Midland Bank Limited (branch) (Philip Greatorex, manager), Market place (T N 10) ; head office, 5 Threadneedle street, London E C 2
Millard Arth. J. beer retlr. Leicester rd
Milner Samuel, saddler &c. High street
Mitchell Catherine Annie (Miss), matron of Uppingham School sanatorium, Stockerston road
Moss Henry Harpur, Cross Keys P.H. Queen street
Mould Charles, confectioner, High street
Mutual Improvement Society & Lecture Hall (P. Greatorex & R. W. Bingham, hon. librarians; Chas. Hawthorn, hon. sec.), London rd
Myers Arth. Regnld. mngr. of Barclays Bank Ltd. & treas. to Uppingham Rural District Council, High st. T N 33
National Deposit (Approved) Friendly Society (Robert Crowden Cliff, local sec.), High street
Nichols Walt. hardware dlr. High st
Norman Emma (Miss), teacher of music, Adderley street
Nutt John, confectioner, Orange lane
Oakley Aug. Edwd. farmer. The Grange, London rd
Oakley Fredk. solctr. commissioner for oaths, clerk to the Guardians & school attendance sub-committee for Uppingham Rural District & supt. registrar & clerk to the Uppingham & Gretton Rural District Council, High st. TN17
Oakley Jn. Wm. M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgn. Queen t. TN28
Peach Charles Richmond, blacksmith. North street
Perkins John Green, draper. High street
Phillips, Evans & Dalton, solctrs. & commissioners for oaths, High st. TN18
Police Station (county constabulary) (Wm. Gale, sergeant), Stockerston rd
Porter Mabel E. (Mrs.), fishmngr. Queen st
Preen Alan, collector of taxes, High st
Price William, boot maker, High street
Rickard Geo. A. station master & forwarding agt. L. M. & S. Railway station. T N 12
Roberts Albt. Edwd. boot repr. North st
Rowland Percy, farmer, Beaumont chase
Samuel Hy. grocer, High st. T N 20
Scott & Son, carpenters, High st
Scott Geo. Wm. butcher, High st. T N 53
Sellars Alfred, plumber, Stockerston road
Simian Charles Harold, carriage builder, High street
Silman Chas. Hubert, beer retlr. South view
Skinner Geo. F. farmer, Breach farm
Small Cicely (Miss), hairdrssr. (ladies'), Stockerston rd
Small Harry Robert, hosier, High street & tailor. Orange la
Small Sergt.-Major Robert Edgar, drill sergeant & instructor in shooting to the Uppingham school
Smith Wm. & Chas. dairymen, High st
Smith Amos, boot mkr. High st
Social & Ex-Service Club Cinema (Jas. Ernest Payne, sec.), North st
Southwell Herbt. fried fish shop. Hope's yard
Southwell John William, butcher. High street
Southwell Thomas Henry, beer retailer. High street
Southwell Tom, jobbing gardener. High street
Stamp Office (Rt. Wm. Bingham, sub-distributor), Market pl. TN5
Steward Alfd. hairdrssr. & insur. agt. High st. & Market pl
Stocks William Joseph W. photographer, High street
Stow Ernest W. grocer, High st
Tabram John Thomas, dairyman. High street
Thorpe Alfd. dairyman, North st
Thorpe Charles Herbert, watch maker, High street
Thorpe Fred, town crier. North st
Thorpe James, wine & spirit merchant & dealer in ale & stout & agent for County Fire & Provident Life Insurance Cos. & Law Accident Insurance Society, Market place. TN59
Thorpe Jas. Sidney, dairyman, North st
Tilley James William, coal dealer, Hope's yard
Tilley Samuel John, watch maker, High street
Toon Rd. carpntr. High st
Uppingham Cricket Club (Wm. Cook, hon. sec)
Uppingham Cycle & Athletic Club (F. Gibson, hon. sec.), High street
Uppingham Football Club (Fredk. O. Moore, hon. sec.; F. W. Gilligan, pres)
Uppingham Gaslight & Coke Co. (George Cliff, sec)
Uppingham Golf Club (Rt. W. Bingham, hon. sec. & Percy Wm. Oscroft M.A. treas)
Uppingham School (Archdeacon Johnson's School & Hospital) (Rev. Regnld. Herbt. Owen M.A. head master; Rev. R. F. McNeile M.A. chaplain)
Uppingham Water Works Co. (Rt. Cecil Dalton, sec.; Baizley Burn, mngr)
Victoria Tennis Club (W.D. Sims, hon. sec)
Wallace, Fredk. Herbt. F.R.C.S.E., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. (Dunn & Wallace), physcn & surgn. Manor ho. T N 3
Weed Lilly (Miss), confctnr. High st
Wells Reginald, stationer, High st
White Hart (F. Sibson propr.), High st
Wilkins & Co. outfitters, Market place
Williamson A. farmer, Lounde farm
Williamson Walt. baker, Hope's yard
Woodcock George & Robert, farmers, High st
Woodcock Arthur Brewster, confectioner, High street
Woodcock Fredk. firewood dlr. Hope's yard
Woodcock Wm. baker, Adderley st
Wright Ada Nellie Miss, Horse & Trumpet P.H. Market place