Barrick Henry, Ship yards, Bagdale Bagdale Campion Robt. (dock) Church street Ship Chandlers. See also Braziers and Tinsmiths. Holt Mary, Bagdale Clarkson M. and dealer in oils, paints, Martin Jane, Haggersgate &c. Grape lane Morley Wm. Church street Ship Insurance Brokers. Ayre J. M. West end of the Bridge Addison Joseph, Church street Barker Johu, Flowergate Barry John, Bagdale Dale Edward, Skinner street Bagdale Gowland Benjamin, Church street Holt John, Silver street Marwood Thos. New buildings Dealers. Blades Jacob, Church street Frank Elizabeth, Flowergate Turner Edward, Church street Silk, &c. Dyers. Spirit and Wine Merchants. staith Frankland John & Co. Church street Market place Allinson Ann, Church street Robinson John, Baxtergate Tailors. Those marked thus are Woollen Drapers. street *Davidson James, Church street Gardiner John, Church street Gardiner Thomas, Baxtergate Baxtergate See also Grocers and Tea Dealers. Buck Gideon, (British wines) Grape In. Gallilee Thomas, Ruswarp Cooper John, Old Market place Cowart James, Sandgate Harrison John, St. Ann's staith Jackson Joseph, St. Ann's staith Stone & Marble Masons, & Statuaries. Appleton Peter, Church street Fewster Wm. Skate lane Fortune Thomas, Haggersgate Robinson Wm. St. Ann's staith Frankland John and Co. Church st. Thread Mfrs. Patent and Shoe. Beaumont Edw. (& brick) Church st. Overand Thomas, (slate) Church st. Smales Gideon, Church street Robinson Henry, Church street Stainthorp Richard, Flowergate Tyerman Wm. Pier head Straw Hat Manufacturers. Lawson Susannab, Bridge street Surgeons. Allen Robert, R. N. Flowergate Ripley Richard and John, Baxtergate Timber and Raff Merchants. Barker Joseph, Baxtergate Tobacco Manufacturers, &c. lane Church street Boanson John, Church street Woollen Draper. Church street Cartner George, supervisor, Prince's street, Bagdale Dale Thos. Gallilee, chief constable for the wap. of Whitby Strand, inspector of corn returns & assize of bread, Bridge street Day Mary, news room, Haggersgate England Jas. umbrella mfr. Baxtergt. Fewster John, clerk, Cliffe lane Greenbury Ralph, parish clerk, Church street Harrison and Hall, wheelwrights and Jackson Thos. tide waiter, Prince's Maxwell Peter, custom warehouse keeper and collector's clerk, Flowergate Patten Wm. landing waiter, Routh's buildings Pickernell Francis, engineer, Piers Piercy John, clerk, Flowergate Richardson Robert, landing waiter, Grape lane Smith C. leather seller, Church st. Swallwell Robt. overlooker, Bagdale Wilson John, Church street COACHES. From Wm. Yeoman's, Angel Inn. ROYAL MAIL, to York every Sunday, Tu. and Thu. at 12 noon. UNION, to Guisbro', Stockton, Castle Eden, and Sunderland every Tu. and Sat. at 6 morning. DILIGENCE to Scarbro' every Sun. & Wed. at pasť 8 morning. WATER CARRIAGE. From T. Marwood and Co.'s wharf. Vessels to Newcastle every week, and to London & Hull every fortnight. From Dale and Backhouse's wharf. Vessels to London every week, during the Summer, & once a fortnight during the Winter. STEAM PАСКЕТ. THE TOURIST, from London to Edinbro' every Thursday. -To London every Sunday. J. Lempriere, agent, St. Ann's staith. LAND CARRIAGE. Guisbro', Thomas Johnson, from the King's Head, Baxtergate, arr. every Mon. and Thu. aft. ret. 9 morn. Tu. and Fri. Gutsbro, John Johnson, from the White Horse, Church street, arr. daily Sat. 9 mg. ret. 4 aft. Guisbro, Robert Knaggs, from the Jolly Butchers, Church st. every Fri. mg. at 9, ret. Thu. night. Lofthouse, Wm. Boyes, from the White " Horse and Griffin, Church street, every Sat. mg. at 10, ret. Fri. aft. at 2. Pickering, Andrew Allen, from Campion's wharf, Church st. every Tu. at 3 mg. ret. Thu. at 10 night. Pickering, Thomas Keddy, from the White Horse and Griffin, Church street, every Sat. at 10 morn. ret. Fri. 2 afternoon. Pickering, George Pearson, from the Jolly Butchers, Church st. every Robin Hood's Bay, John Thompson, from the White Horse & Griffin, Church street, every Sat. aft. at 3, ret, at night. Scarbro', George Franks, Church st. on Wed. and Sat. at 10 mg. ret. 4 afternoon. Scarbro', Joseph Wardale, Church st. on Thu. and Sun. at past 9 mg. ret. same days, 7 evening. Staithes, Thomas Nisbett, from the White Horse and Griffin, every day 3 aft. ret. 10 morning. Thornton, Wm. Humphrey, from the White Horse and Griffin, Church street, every Sat. mg. at 10, ret. Fri. aft. at 2. York, George Pearson, from the Jolly Butchers, Church st. every Tu. 8 mg. ret. 8 Thu. night. York, Andrew Allen, from Campion's wharf, Church st. every Tu. at 3 mg. ret. Thu. night at 10. Whitewell, in the parish of Catte- mls. E. of Pickering. Hereisa Chapel rick, wap. of Gilling East, & liberty of Rich mondshire; 61 mls. E.of Richmond. Pop.99. WHITEWELL, in the parish of Crambe, and wap. of Bulmer; 6 miles SW. of Malton. This village takes its name from a singular well, the water of which is nearly the colour of milk. Pop. 182. Letters are taken in at Whitewell Inn, and forwarded by the Mail every day. Currer Rev. D. R. Whitewell house of Ease to Ellerburn. Pop. 203. Wilton, (P.) in the wap. & liberty of Langbargh; 3 mls. NW. of Guisborough. At the western extremity of this village, formerly stood the ruins of Wilton castle, the baronial seat of the Bulmers, an ancient family of great reputation, and large possessions in Yorkshire, and the county of Durham, in which family this estate continued for many generations, till Sir John Bulmer, Reed T. Whitewell Inn & posting hs. Knight, the last possessor, (of that family) ■ Tiplady Mary, vict. White Horse Whorlton, (P.) in the wap. & liberty of Langbargh; 6 miles SW. of Stokesley. The church is an ancient structure, dedicated to the Holy Cross; the living is a perpetual curacy, of which the Marquis of Ailesbury, is the patron; the Rev. William Deason, the incumbent, and the Rev. Thos, Brown, the officiating curate. Here are the remains of a castle supposed to have been erected about the time of Richard II.; little now remains of the ancient fortress, except the lofty gateway tower, on which may yet be seen the arms of D'Arcy, Meynell, and Gray; who seem to have been successively lords of this mansion. -Thomas, the son of Edward Bruce, of Kinlos, was created Lord Bruce, of Whorl ton, by King Charles I. in whose reign this estate came into the possession of the ancestors of the Marquis of Ailesbury, the present possessor. The church is remarkable for a beautiful ivy tree, which extends its branches along the interior in a curious and ornamental manner, covering nearly the whole of the east window. Population, 583. WIDDALEFELL, in the parish of Ayswarth, wap. of Hang West; 2 mls. SW. of Hawes. Lodge Ottiwell, vict. Newby Head WIGGINTHORPE, in the parish of Terrington, wap. of Bulmer, 8 miles NE. of Easingwold. Garforth William, Esq. WIGGINTON, (P.) in the wap. of Bulmer, and liberty of St. Peter's; 4 miles N. of York. Here is a church, peculiar of Alue and Tollerton; the living is a rectory, in the patronage of the crown. Pop. 309. Dealtry Rev. F. W. Smith Charles, Esq. Plainville house Wilden Grange, in the parish of Coxwold, wap. of Birdforth, and liberty of Ripon; 7 miles ESE. of Thirsk. Pop. 29. Wilton, in the parish of Ellerburn, wap. & liberty of Pickering Lythe; 4 engaging in "The Pilgrimage of Grace," was attainted for high treason; when this, and his other estates were forfeited to the crown. The castle has been re-built according to its ancient order of architecture, by the Hon. John Lowther, M.P. the lord of the manor, by whom it is now occupied. The church, dedicated to St. Cuthbert, is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of the lord of the manor, and the Rev. Thos. Saul is the incumbent. Pop. 405. Winton, in the parish of Sigston, wap. & liberty of Allertonshire; 4 mls. ENE. of Northallerton. Pop. 138. WITTON EAST, (Within & Without), (P.) in the wap. of Hang West, and liberty of Richmondshire; 2 mls, SE. of Middleham. There is here a very good school chiefly supported by the Marquis of Ailes bury, who is lord of the manor, and who built a school room for its use in 1817, master's salary 60l. per ann. This place is noted for its excellent quarry of free-stone, in great repute for making grind-stones. The parish church, dedicated to St John the Evangelist, is a handsome Gothic structure, built in a commanding situation at the sole expense of the late Earl of Ailesbury, in commemoration of his Majesty George III. having lived to enter on the 50th year of his reign. This church, which was commenced in 1809, was opened on the 29th of March, 1812, under the authority of a license from Dr. Spark, Bishop of Chester, and consecrated on the 1st of Oct. in the same year, by Dr. Law, Bishop of that diocese. The living, which is in the patronage of the Marquis of Ailesbury, is of the value of 100l. a year, exclusive of the vicarage and glebe. Population-parish within,444; parish without, 303: total, 747.-Jerveaux Abbey is in this parish, for which see page 463. Letters arrive 9 morn. return 2 afternoon. Howson Thomas, gentleman Jones Rev. Wm. A. M. vicar King Samuel, gentleman Basket Makers, Hammond Thos. Irwin Wm. Carpenters, &c. Raper Harry Raper Reuben Buckton Christopher, blacksmith Buckton Peggy, vict. Fox & Hounds Clarke Christopher, stone cutter and dealer in grind stones Dixon Johu, saddler Wood John, governor of poorhouse WITTON WEST, (P.) in the wap. of Hang West, & liberty of Richmondshire; 4 miles WSW. of Leyburn. The church is a modern structure, of which the Rev. Jeffery Wood, is the curate; the living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of Lord Bolton; here is likewise a Catholic chapel. There is immediately on the north side of this village a beautiful piece of ground, commonly called the Gill, situated on the side of a hill, surrounded by a natural walk or promenade, the highest part of which is finely sheltered by trees arising out of the rocky side of it, which have a grand and imposing appearance. About the centre is a small waterfall, which adds greatly to the beauty of the scene. Po pulation, 519. Woodale Houses, in the parish of Lythe, wap. & liberty of Langbargh; 9 miles W. of Whitby. WOODHALL, in the parish of Aysgarth, wap. of Hang West, & liberty of Richmondshire; 1 m. E. of Askrigg. Alderson C. A. Esq. Farmers, Snowden Geo. Wool Knowle, in the parish of Hovingham, and wap. of Rydale; 8 miles from Helmsley. Worsall (High) in the parish of Northallerton, wap. and liberty of Allertonshire; 4 miles SSW. of Yarm. Here is a Chapel of Ease, under the vicar of Northallerton, Rev. John Graves, of Yarm, perpetual curate; the living has lately been en. dowed with Queen Ann's bounty, the principal inhabitant in this village is Thomas Meynell, Esq. Pop. 154. WORSALL (Low), in the parish of Kirklevington, wap. and liberty of Langbargh; 3 miles SW. of Yarm.Pop. 217. Hutchinson & Co. timber merchants! Wilkinson Mrs. Hannah, hall |